Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

:hoes • i9i EFLECTION Reflections... As “little Frosh” we began our high school years as our country celebrated its 200th anniversary. We felt the change as we shared in Viking I’s voyage to Mars, the world’s first test-tube baby, Louise Brown and the Three-Mile Island Nuclear Crisis. Pope John Paul II visited the United States, spending several days in New York City. We also witnessed the passing of such outstanding entertainment personalities as Elvis Presley, Bing Crosby, John Wayne and Thurmon Munson. The sports world focused on North America with: the '76 Montreal Summer Olympics and '80 Winter Games. Mohammed Ali’s retirement opened the heavyweight title for Larry Holmes and Pittsburgh won the 1979 World Series by defeating Baltimore. The Women’s Lib issue played a big part in sports. Locally Karen Krawiec and Angela Hudson each achieved state titles in track and field. Sheri Speling demonstrated her prowess in gymnastics by establishing many new records. The 78-79 Girl’s Basketball team captured the NJ Group II, Section II Championship and the 79 Field Hockey team won their first game downing Hanover Park 3-0. In boys sports Boonton continued its dominance in lacrosse with a 1977 State Championship 3 Sue Sandrik and Sheila Murch The 1979 football campaign began with high hopes under new head coach Stack. We’ve seen the school day shortened to eight periods, the formation of the new Iron-Hills Conference, the addition of two vice-principals and the tightening of smoking regulations. Our final year blew in with “Himicane David” pounding the east with torrential rains that closed “most” area schools, but NOT Boon-ton. Lincoln Park students never made it. Gasoline became scarce, prices skyrocketed to nearly a dollar a gallon leading students to find more economical means of transportation, mopeds and school buses?... 4 Coach John Stack Reflections ... Education ... Tammy Saffioti Mr. Adams and Joe Zaccaro Karen Burke and Mary Polk John Koval Chris Comfort. Joe Bechtel. Mike Miller, Sheri Kromka, Mark Cerbo and Mr. Prentice 7 Chris Lyman Mr. Berryman and Frank Donofrio ... Participation • 10 Jane Bilza and Ruthann Vetere Frances Venlurini Roy Ridings. loan Donohue and Jim DeFilippo Kathy Coe Allan Cohen Dorothy Van Ness Terry Tasker. Cindy Lucek. Marylou Esposito and Louise Shipps Kathy Rafferty. Sue Snell. Gerry Langlois. Sue Klotz. Elisa Gunderson. Micha Citte and Amy Blain locally. 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Rncinlim “$urf� up' Likes Conservative girls. surfing with the gang and Chris at West Cilgo. summer nights on the beach, warm water and hollow waves, off-shore winds, tan Kiris, good friends, remote islands, sunny days, sand dunes and palm trees. Dislikes: crowded beaches, homework, traffic lights, sandy wax. cold wetsuits, stuck-up girls, jelly fish Favorite Fantasy surfing on a remote island in the South Pacific with good friends. Stephen B.i lulurm-nii |9 P! -u jnl w-„ Lira nln Hjrk I ilnn’l limit. ii Likes: softball, baseball, playing the piano and the drums. Yankees. N.J Giants. Corvettes. Santana. Elvis, and restoring old cars. Dislikes punk rock, untuned pianos. Biology . Boston Red Sox Favorite Fantasy playing the organ for Santana. Kii'X'll HjUIiiii 121 l«lkr v� e.. RimmiIiki Ru ki Likes: partying and driving fast Dislikes disco Memories of BHS: all the good ole' limes (ha-ha) Trji i Kink. 51 I I ulhrop Xu-.. B MMII 11 ( Jill ml i ” “Hei Jurge ' Likes: yogurt, gymnastics, stuffed animals. English, music, dancing, having a good time with friends, cheerleading. peo-pie. Dislikes: tomatoes, sad movies, term papers. Favorite Fantasy: logo hang-gliding Memories of BHS: frosh year, playing on swings at Masar Park with Laura, going to Bucco's to make class sign, parties at Evan s. History 2. field trips to N Y. and the Pinr Barrens, drawing and painting with Julianne. Stephanie and [ose. playing miniature golf with the girl's gymnastics team. Li a Kirni.h 10? Dju-mm Air.. BranUon Darin B • k«T 70b W mrtlnli St . Bnnnton Hurpn Derunnd W 'll |!« I hai k to .i Likes Colorado. St Bernards. Italian food. Mexican food. Dislikes: New Jersey Favorite Fantasy: to live on top of a mountain in Colorado. Memories of BHS. going out to breakfast before school, covered walk. Mr. Prentice's class. Soil Hri� TI� wi-lrr 135 North Mam Sc. Boonlon tlharl. I Brmlrr 171 Vmiaml Am-.. Bra«itnn Blond i Min li! Likes: cruisin', mllerstaking. parties, going to Parsippanv. General Hospital, the bump. Game Town. Styx, friendly smiles, friends, blonde hair, summer nights, scary movies, snow, talking on the phone, munching out. Dislikes: homework, running out of gas. boredom, broken fromises. avorite Fantasy: owning a Trans Am. Memories of BHS: Heartbeat Road, glowing grave. Halloween. the moose. Wilber, the penguin. Dunkin Donuts. DL JK and CL. color guard, football games, fuzzy duck. Mi hu -l Brntlrx 97? W m ii iii Si.. KmmiUmi John Hil a Bux36IB Urn in Rd.. R.D. 2. Bm.ntnn Hopper” Likes: all sports. TV. movies. Dislikes: school, bragging people. Memories of BHS: all the days we had off from school. Ilrljinr Rirntuuin 66 PirtpuniHW k Air.. Ijmoln Park Yeah. Ripchi! ’ V Mj'r - loo rourh!' Likes: singing, partying, dancing, working with people. Dislikes: people who think they re better than others. Favorite Fantasy: to live in Hollywood. Memories of BHS: parties, fun with senior class. Junior cut day. senior bench, driving, vo-tech. Junto BoK'-rt 107 R m kuwil St.. Boonlon (. -ry - Kynar 336 W 0II 1 St.. B « nl«n Kiln aril Bnhnn I M) Rno-lrr St.. Boonlon Phillip Boh ar 933 Wooitini St.. Boonlon lailiri Bona 371 p.m. nill. R l.. Box 371. H D. 2. Boonlon Likes: art. camping, rifle squad, swimming, shopping and llishC English, cafeteria food, co-ed gym. the making up Senior Directory time system. Favorite Fantasy: to marry someone rich and famous. Memories of BHS: being with friends and having a great time John BoRKM-wirti 169 Roo-h-r Si . HiMinlon Randall Bra-km 16 (altar Si.. Linroln Park •Null From Jork to Rork Shut-up. I'm ud|i� -tin|t Likes rock 'n' roll. “|YNX'. Gretsch guitars. The Outlaws, skiing. rock climbing, partying with the band. JJJBR Dislikes: disco. AM radio, melting snow, cold summer nights Favorite Fantasy: rockin' at the Garden Roia-rt RraiM'h 162 Lake Air.. B«M nti n l n Br ili-rn 39 Durian Hit.. Boonlon Joit i Brn-rr 19 Poplar St., l.im nln Park Anlhom Boko 326 Enoex Air.. Boonlon Bra k.� SRA Hrllo Grorjir? Thi- H opting Likes: partying, driving around, concerts. The Who. lacrosse, skiing, racquetball. weekends! Dislikes: homework. Jone's Adv. Comp., the nurse. SAT's. college applications, cafeteria food. Favorite Fantasy: to be a U.S. Senator. Memories of BHS: bearded lady, frosh orientation. Jr. and Sr. class pres.. LTC. Jr. Prom, basketball games, night football games, partying at Evan's. 7th period gym. Sr. year. 4 excellent years. Masar Park. Thoma- Bn ml 27 Hrnrx Terra -. Linrolu Park Bunil ii-’' Sii � tui? Likes: when I walk down the hall and the kids pat me on the back or shake my hand. Dislikes: all the people who say they dislike someone for no reason Favorite Fantasy: being alone with a beautiful girl. Memories of BHS: Elko's class, hiding his coffee every morning. Mr. Stahle — a good friend of mine, hassling the librarians. last year on the football team. Jeannette BwotKxore 24 ti T rrrn Dr.. Lincoln Park Shorti Hex. man Likes: sports, field hockey, softball, basketball, traveling, going to concerts, partying. Dislikes: school, homework, staying home on a Friday night, going to work. Favorite Fantasy: to marry TS and become rich and successful. Memories of BHS: Senior year, food fight of 79. senior bench and court yard, pep rallies. Karrn Burke 51 Vallri Road. Lincoln Park Pamela Capper 3381) Meadow brook R L. Boonlon Puffs Spare me Likes: weekends, summer, money, red Vettes. Europe, doing doodle looms. Dislikes: working, school food. Favorite Fantasy: to be in People magazine. Memories of BHS: one to one volleyball marathon, getting snagged by Mr. R. vacations. Stephen Carbrrri 3 1- -� lic Cl.. Lincoln Park Likes: Christopher Squire — bassist, the shore, skiing, concerts. Pink Floyd. Dislikes: bad music. Favorite Fantasy: to take a Magical Mystery Tour with the Beatles Memories of BHS: the magic bus. football practice, skiing with the ski club. Trina Carbon 423 Morri� Aie.. Boonlon David Carter B«i 317 Ponrrxille Rit.. R.D. 2. B M ni« i La unr Caret Oak Hill . R.D. 2. Boonlon ' Baml« Lamb 'Thi� io unbelieialde! Likes: having a good time. Favorite Fantasy: to be married and live a happy life. Memories of BHS: cooking class freshman year, making lousy speeches, people. Carole Catparian 105South lane. Boonlon Carrie” What � a I gonna tax? Likes: vacations, weekends, parties. Dislikes: tests, homework, school, exams. Favorite Fantasy: to be on a deserted island with Burt Reynolds. Memories of BHS: leaving my |unior friends, volleyball marathon. meeting new friends. John CaMellana 444A Boonlon Air.. R.l).. Boonlon Mark Ci-Hmi VIOLalhrnp Vic,. Ho«ol«u Mallard Dislikes: every book course I ever had Favorite Fantasy paying attention in class. Memories of BHS: complete loss of memory due to . . Ia� n Gin 13 Tnn -r K L Boonlon Cheltl la-Jir me l«T‘ Likes: parties, going out. roller-skating. Space Invaders' B V ind friends, drawing, spring, having a good time! Dislikes: SPIDERS' Favorite Fantasy: to be a great artist Memories of BHS: |umor cut day. raspberry syrup. South Pacific . Godspell . the prom, band camp, flag squad. Advanced Comp and Business Machines with Tracy, partying. my friends. G.S.A.. Red Marching. We Go Together Karen's car. and leaving .. N 41 CtudwH k 229 V redjml Ai -.. K� oi«n Kenneth Cheung 111.3 Bin h Si. R M11 M1 Andrm Chirofi- R... kaxjt Dr.. Box 23. B 1 MI011 Lavirnw • Ch 62 Anlhom BIx 1 . Lincoln Park Ijrri lakes: soccer, basketball, drawing, posters. Dislikes: homework, final exams Memories of BHS: working for election. Vtall -rChr «lian� 221 Vn- -l n l Axe., Boonlon lakes: music, sports, reading, partying. Dislikes: disco. English. M« ah Cilli 20 N. Mam St.. R.D. 1. B � «ii mi Kill! Ijfe i� like a - «tj l« lll -. whether iou ifljoi lhe rontmt or not. it i� •lilt no depool. im return.' Likes: wine, women, song and drama. California and N.J..The Hobbit. Dislikes: disco. Favorite Fantasy: to become the greatest actor, director and author in the world Memories of BHS: my first week, not only at BHS but also in N.J.. when I met many new friends who I'll never forget, and a pari in the fall play Something's Afoot. Allan Cohen I Duri Cl.. lanenln Park tk.ilru� ' Likes: music, woodshop. metal shop, partying Dislikes: Mr. L.. disco, punk. Su unnr Gdeman 131 South T -rra -. B M� nlim Oiri Comfort 264 Jaek-omille R t.. Lm «ln Pjrk Yea Lakes: surfing. RAD women. Dislikes: Boonton Favorite Fantasy: spending a year in Australia and a year in Bali-Uluwatu Memories of BHS: snowdays. Kenneth Como 15 Walnut Si .. Lira win Park Likes: rock n' roll. Delawana. fishing, and going to Seaside Hts. with G. V. D. and E. Dislikes: disco, school Mirk C. Gxira-lli 36 Roomi' St.. Lira Jn Park Likes: rock 'n' roll, partying, motocross. Dislikes: disco, school. Ford cars. Memories of BHS: freezing in class in winter. Murk Cnnnollx 19 Randolph Si . BmMlIon Likes: Neil Young, The Who. Yes. Freedom rowdiness. All-man Brothers. McCartney. Dislikes: disco, locks, study hall. Memories of BHS: my really good friends, being a frosh. summer. John G� tal«l -750Grrrn St.. Brannon Robrrt Com rlli Jurat Rd.. Box 102A. R I) 3. Boonlon Lt a Crompton 19 Maple St .. Lin «ln Park Thoma Cullem l?8Cbo� lnul St.. Boonlon Therm- Dul a 101 Hollx Lane. R.D . B� « nl n Jonluna Ikirnm II Cromi Rd.. B M1I 11 Grt-jtori Daiil rr1 532 Lalhrop Air . Boonlon Th -rr«u I -B -n - li li-25Strph -n Air.. Linroln Park Gail Di-Dn-u 43 South Vallri Rd.. Linroln Park H«� • I. |l f«'lip|M-|IIH 9 iiocin (j., l!lurii !Vhn«-ri IK i •■•i- r Ur.. B H it« i Likes sports. listening to rock n roll. Camaras. Dislikes: disco Favorite Fantasy: to be a billionaire Man Ik-tGiixIi. «• . All r M Lux. nil Pari (jMV Kii k in Ml l I liMu • uM j Max' Likes punk rock. Lou Reed. Uncle Floyd. Ramones. Neil Young. David |ohansen. Grateful Dead Dislikes: disco. Favorite Fantasy meet Lou Reed, be a rock star. Irink IS I � j 717 lldl-xl Ax. .. B � inl..tl DOT' Likes: football, lacrosse, playing guitar. Allman Brothers Dislikes: disco. Tjltlltix IVMof.- « Pn|IUWIii I Ax... Lux. ill. Pjrl I Hi. no tx-arl' Likes waterskiing, traveling, spending money, good times Dislikes homework, getting up early. gym. school Memories of BHS: Island Beach. R E's house. Masar Park, road rally. AiiiImiiix Ik Palma 207 lniiri« 1 . Hninliiii � l Ml Ixn •!• k� I nul nt i ImkiI Likes: skiing, skateboarding, football, baseball, parties, pep rallies, vacations, cars. Dislikes, getting up for school, homework, tests Memories of BUS Ricky Evan's house. Rocky Horror Picture Show, prom Masar Park. |unior Cut Day. the shore after the prom. IIH •'III Dll lllt la tl 1-iirrjiiH- T«-rrji« Bnaminn Maljl.i. IHi Jr U Likes: baseball. basketball, seashore, southern rock music. Dislikes: tests, school nurse, disco, people who act fake. Memories of BHS playing basketball and baseball games, getting into trouble Ik in- IM.ir.Jjnx. Axe., Hxuilon D A-ni ” Ik- - Hnf - ihi'| jrli .' llimili.l itlif. Likes partying, going to concerts, leaving school, weekends, drawing, summer, no homework, getting my pay check, rock n' roll. Sunday softball games. Dislikes gym. getting up to go to school. D.C. winter, final exams, working disco music Favorite Fantasy: to be a famous artist. Memories of BHS Freshman. Sophomore and |umor summers. cutting out Mrs Kucek’s cooking class with Lisa. Theresa, and Missy Edxjnl lk� I IJOP.m.-niRr Kd K I) . ft-mloi. Harlura I Static - 0 Dorjin T«-r rj. «. Bi� iiimi lulu IkJ.. 356 I'enx-s Ax... B «.iii.hi Juan Ikiit .InI. I) Main 1. I.iix ..In Pari and. rlmll' Hex. fliptbr' Likes: sports, the shore Memories of BUS: gelling clammed in Brigantine, full moon over Trans-Am. Gate Night 79. girl s basketball team. Njim i IkNim-i 21 VI ilium-M . Lux .do Park u jitn Kl« rb JO Mr|dx-u |I-.. Kaxilim harm knp rl .llltlfl«l«l Rd.. HU I. lk«Hll«HI Thai’' i!ii-ji! Likes: playing my clarinet, canoeing, swimming, reading, youth group. New York Philharmonic, hot fudge sundaes Favorite Fantasy: performing in Carnegie Hall. Tlx-r.-j 1j j 121 K tlanil Ilf.. Ikx.nl.Hi “Teri Likes: twirling. field hockey, football games. GSA. graduation, driving Memories of BHS freshman year, school plays, parties, senior year, twirling at football games, winning band competitions, hand camp, field hockey games, togaing at band camp. ••••� • Kr � li no Jill Kitm-dp. Kit . lantoln P-irk 1 im.l bm I � � Ki-x niur |)r . |k� H� lo� i P.li-r l.-|� wlii I l-.yx Hollo 1.1.. I.uxolii I’jfk b|o Likes: rebuilding cars, staying out late. art. photography, skiing. Styx Dislikes 1st period, gym. school nurse school. Favorite Fantasy: to have a successful business Memories of BUS; doing photography work for '79-’8 Ech- oev K� Li 1 � alt Jill I Ij� -.• ! Ax.-. K « ol� i Kar.-n F-w-rm.nl 120 ljk«- Aw-,. Roonlon Friathied All th� - ond -r- mu nl ar«- xithin xourw-lt. lakes music, helping people out. reading hooks, rollerskating, and swimming Favorite Fantasy: to live in a mansion on top of the highest mountain peak. Memories of BHS BHS band and going to football games. fiarades. and competitions. Jazz F.nsemble. meeting new rtendsand associating with all of them during my studies and lunch periods. Raodx Fjrlrv Hill rr-l Kit.. KtMinlnn t-arul F.-a� t«-r Box .327 S AalU- Rd. R I). 2. Roonion Farul kx-� l«-r . FilMrr Bunnx 'ttapxea' Likes: doodle looms and Dolly Pops. Rorcrs. France. Corvettes. LA. A P.. P. C.. Dur. P A., gum. summer, water, parties. Buzz and Zoom, concerts, l.ed Zeppelin. Lynard Sky nani. money. Dislikes: school, work, broken bones, pain. M S. Favorite Fantasy: standing on top of a mountain with a York Peppermint Patty (Alone!) Memories of BHS: partying, friends, volleyball marathon. G S A., flipping out at lunch U alia. «• Ferjni� -n 324 Mofri Aw-.. Bxmlon I • an dig it! Likes skiing, tennis, music work, foxy women, hanging around with friends, funny movies. Parsippany Hills High School. Dislikes: school, stuck-up people, heads. BHS. l.xnn Fil gi-ralt 136A K n Ukll A allrx Rit . R I) . RikMiIimi Kari-n Ful h.-r Box 239 Splii R � l Rd.. R I). 2. B� «� ni« n K.-ith i.jlljni 1 A man Si . Lux-win Park Likes: skiing, skating, being with friends, going out at night Dislikes: gym Mn tiaa-l (.art 283 Rii-mui Ril . Lruiilti Park ‘Mike” VI here. Clifford ” Likes: partying, music, girls, cars, money. Dislikes: school, getting up early Favorite Fantasy: to play a rock concert at Madison Square Garden. Memories of BHS: parties after school Murk Getw-nnai 422 Creeix- St.. Ilxmlon Likes: mad rally, the ghost Dislikes: pushy people, the nurse. Favorite Fantasy: graduating Patricia Ciannaltasio KSComly Rd.. Lincoln Park Ik t«irah Giordano ’ HiI •■•linn Si.. Boonlon ” Alx e , Rirti ” -Alrighl! A ixj’rr •«-r iiO'! Likps: Clearwater. MG's. TR7's. TR6's. the beach. going tubing. Genesee and Moosehead. quarters games. F'ROGS'. Clearwater highs. C.C. Dislikes: English, the Alien, leaving Fla., bad moods Favorite Fantasy: to live in Florida (D) Memories of BHS: parties at Ricky's. ER and Froggie at St. Pete Beach, chased by Bakalian Sophomore year, varsity basketball Rh turd Gionlino 3 Hn h Si .. Lux ln Pari Likes: hunting, motorcycles, partying Dislikes: school lunches, school. Memories of BHS: having to see the VP. being latp more than three times and getting detentions Anlhonx G1 1 6 Pr.-id� -nt Si . I.hi «dn Pari Twin” Likes: girls, music, guitars. Dislikes: homework, tests. Favorite Fantasy: to play in a rock n' roll band for a living J 'ph Gnml 9l9BC«larSl . Boonlon Kik-liunik-ruin iOKOdar Si.. Boonlon lam h” IX rung! Likes: basketball, football Dislikes: English, homework Favorite Fantasy: driving Formula I race cars Memories of BHS sophomore football season, varsity basketball. retard. Calculus. Mr. Hardy's quizzes Ivllx-llr Hall.-r 148 Mom Aw-.. Rnnnlnn Belle VI hai’x-xerxlxxlx .lxnjc' Likes: partying, weekends, quarters games. Burger King. Cracklin' Rose, summer, my friends, shore, french fries. Dat-sun 280Z. drawing. Dislikes: waking up early, making my bed. homework, the Alien, studying. Favorite Fantasy: to live on a tropical island Memories of BHS: Masar Park. Island Beach, parties at R.E s. bearded lady, my 18th party, girl s night out. football games. Friday nights. St. Patrick Day parade. Summer '79. mischief night.'Alsters. The Tourne. quarters games IX ilium Harlx- on J| N North Mam Si Boon Ion Lkn to A nil nuLr nx- xV Likes: Lacrosse, drinking beer. Dislikes: basketball benches. B.'s mouth, school nurse. Memories of BHS: Brew Games. J.-ffrex MarjM-r .� 27 IX ilium- St.. Boonlon Mii H. II Haw- M lairrain.- T«-rr� i-. B inlon Hi� i nun Hi-rtxfl .‘ 9 l.ivi R.I. Lux dn Pari Jam«-- Hi-ntnun 315 Stx-rmjn Si.. Boon Ion |l-l««rjli H'-rmin 21 S i am«m- Aw- . Lux oln Pari Kari-n Hi-� 16 Ml. Hi Axe.. Linroln Pari H.-x-H.-x I got a nx I! Likes: track meets, gymnastics, sailboats, the ocean, mountain streams. Memories of BHS: going to track meets with the Hortons, Karen Krawicc. and Angie Hudson, getting clammed in Bn- fanlme. Gate Night ‘79. 16.3-11.7 May 1. '79. full moon over rans-Am: Hey Who!” Alx. HhI.-x 16 A� h St . Ijm-otn Purl l.mdj Hin«- U) Ht-mkx I Axe.. Liix oln Pjrl JiM-|ih lli.x jrd 10 Mjplr St.. Liix-wln Pari “Jrff.-r” Likes: lobster, music, girls, life Kdxjrd Hul.ix-r 15 A ix un St . Lin. oln Pari Palrx u Hu.-l K.-r 9 F.xefjtn-tn Dm.-. Lim .dn Pari John Hullx-rl 131 Oxford Aw-.. Bixmion J.-ffn-x Jaw4.u Box 1 Aall.-x Rd.. R I). 2. Boonlon •Jrffx Likes baseball, basketball, football, tennis, xvaterskiing. music Dislikes English classes, xvork. Monday's. Favorite Fantasy: to be on a deserted descrl island xvilh the 1979 Playboy playmates Mi. ha.-l Jan-eti 308 IXi� M-n Axe . Bcxmlon IXaxid JiAnxin 2IOta.rri. lia Si.. Boonlon l)� xr Slnil up. Nm h.d-Mxi! Likes: girls, sporls. Kansas City Royals Dislikes: chemistry, disco Memories of BHS: dead babies Julumx- John-on H9( .hj|x I Hill Rd.. Lin.-oln Pari Jixlx June 114 Hdl Si.. Boonlon (Ln-gorx Kai-er 7 R. -n Rri l Dr.. Liin oln Pari Spanianl H.xd.u .ring CKx lum Likes: football, beer, women, cars Dislikes: school, homework, some teachers. Favorite Fantasy to go on a date with Cheryl Teigs and Cheryl Ladd Memories of BHS: meeting girls, had grades, football and baseball games. Ri. hard Kannn-li Box 3 A Main Si.. R D 3. Hmnion Maun-eii Katx-227 Bind Si.. Bounton Rotn-n Karp 17 Stephen Axe.. Lux..In Pari Pam.-la K.-ll.-f I A - Irr I JIM-. R.D. 2. B.«.I1||.II Kn.n lr.lg - j. |-.M -r Likes: science fiction, spy navels, pagan religions, eating, unusual clothing, rabble rousing, muckraking, detective xvork. singing and dancing, radicals of all brands. Dislikes waiting for the bus. obesity. Leif Garrett, bureaucratic stupidity, oppression. Walt Disney movies, cold weather, gym class, cheerleaders. Freshmen Favorite Fantasy: Pam Keller in the 25th century Memories of BHS: clothing clash day. La Princesse el L'clan . the math team and our friend's teddy bear. Wampus battles. N ILS, battles. S.R.A battles, a freshman telling Miss Allen that she had counted 12.000 stomata on a leaf. Mr Whitman. Mm tu.-l Krmix 132 Mimirhaha Path. Lux oln Pari Likes: partying, rock ’n‘ roll, motocmss. bikes. Dislikes: disco, school, work K.-xin h« rr 326 O'iir11 N.. Boonlon Tal.- a lrf.'al Likes people who do things out of the ordinary. Melank's creature. Memories of BHS: Senior week. Ann's first parly. Debbie and Shane, mad rally. Alvin. Bob. Sparky. Dotty, and Biffy. k k T� QOlJmn h Si.. Ik-iU.m Su-ju kit b. II 01 Ml Mi X . 1.11 x4n Pari I jura Kb-ili 7 Par-on Ral.. Lux. ••In Park Lx. i'll' in' Likes: dancing, racquet kill. PomPon. boys. Favorite Fantasy: to marry someone rich Memories of BUS: being captain of PomPon and all the problems that go along with it. my friends, parties at R.F.'s. band camp. Pippin. hjnui Klin. K.x MSl ntlirM K.I K I) 3. Bimmnn Likes: ice cream, walking in the woods, the beach, swimming. Michigan poker, strawberries. Pina Coladas. sleet) Dislikes: people who don't use blinkers, two faced people, having my books pushed off my desk every 30 seconds. Spearmint gum Memories of BUS: applepicking, sitting in the ram at the road rally, parties. 3rd period Economics. 2nd period study. 4th period lunch. PomPon at IHOP and Grace Lord Park. hjr -n k.xnight 213 rex-lax id vx-.. Honxilnu '9 hrn I xxa- lilllr ... Likes: Pompon. Biology. Derek. Spring. Fall. Cold Duck Dislikes 65 Mustangs, history, runt gang, working, rain, homework, boring weekends. Favorite Fantasy to go to Yale Memories of BlIS Prom 78 and 79. Pom Pon. band camp getting my license, the teachers. Pippin, crowded hallways. Mr. Newman nw kiin im Jill (kak K.I. K I). 3. I3.hii.mi I mjiiI In U- rx. Ii Likes: sports, theater, money, partying Favorite Fantasy: being disgustingly rich. Memories of BUS: misty water color memories, the corners of my mind I.iimLi k.irinjn t Sbi-rmjii K.I.. I.iix.ln Park ki.i� kn.Uah 171 l� f|. Mill K.I HI) K..mi..ii m i kf.Mt.3j 117 Fairt.M vx.. ItMini.m Likes: being in charge, a good laugh, anything cute and little, doing and seeing new things, babies, a day in New York. 11:11. ' You Should Be Dancin '. MG Midgets. Quincy Marketplace Dislikes: Well, for starters. I don't dislike. I despise . Memories of BUS: Shortcake. Buttons. Ducky. Little One. Hino’s neighborhood review. Mr Scuglings skiing lesson. Chorus Line trip. T A . Dottie. 1979 GSA - Dahling MIT — PhD — MONEY . 1980 Echoes. Hardy s Happy Hour. Per 1 Chemistry. h.-rrx kroinkj 126I..Urn M I3.«ii..ii “llllfti.irril ’ Likes bowling, football, softball, hiking, being outdoors, the shore, the beach, plays in N Y . being alone with my boyfriend or close friends, listening to mellow music. Dislikes: most of the so-called cliques, drugs, snobby girls, chauvinistic men. macho men. Favorite Fantasy: having all my future plans come to reality. Memories of BHS volleyball marathon. GSA show 77 and 79. school play 79. last year's Seniors. |umor-Semor dinner dance. uu kt.ri I34«lit.|. |)r.. I3. 77 K I) 13 .onion Kilts I Nl.fi Nkri iiiii j| Kuii' hww! Likes: Senior year, friends and parties, driving, pool games when I win. quarters games. N Y C., dancing, gymnastics. Broadway. Dislikes: mature freshmen, war paint, boring classes, the rooster. Boonton. N |.. disco people. Die Frau. Montclair., working?, studdly men! and Mustaches' Favorite Fantasy: graduation' Memories of BHS: Ralph the Pelican. Masar Park, the bearded lady, gymnastics. LTC. Ralph's house, cheerleading. SR A. the week our ( lass was slowly dying off. cast parties, quarters. Makealove. Bunco's house when we made the class sign, field trip to NYC. basketball games. No Nukes I'jirx u I ji.mil . JIU Mori iin |)c. H.rt.iil Mi Pain, u I jiig. rjj| W) NA.MI.I- Pilh. Lit.. ..Ii. Park 1 f. t. Likes, art. basketball, softball. Dislikes history. English k.-x.n Ijnglxu- H . 73 I’.m.-rx.il. K I) 3. B«rtM.I.Mi )j.im -1jr� n 123 II.iI.im N . i3M.nl..1. M. « - a banc ns' Likes: music. DO. |uIm band Dislikes freshmen, notebooks, schoolbook , school Favorite Fantasy |ulic. and to do Jesus Christ Superstar Memories of BHS: Drum maior. Pippin, vocational lunch the covered walk, breathing for credit. Mari. Iji.r. i. . 138 (h. rloiil. ve„ |3rtMili.n N. x-.l I m mutf'ff , . lakes winning elections, racquelball. logging, photography, staying at the beach. S R A. !!! Dislikes: losing elections, alligator shirts, going to school in Memories of BHS: Soph year fundraisers with D. Schott. 1978 homecoming parade. Ma St nick o s Mod. Lit Class freezing at football games Kirtun Linffin.' 206 ii..|.i.-hjnnj ve.. Lin. In Pari ''Let gel. lammed Likes: sleeping, partying, rock music, the w inter Dislikes: disco, school, work Favorite Fantasy: to own a Corvette. JoM-pti Lrxa 121 n-.-l� ml r.. |3M.ni .n “Cleavage Likes: karate, basketball, fast cars. beer. Dislikes, stuck up people, slow-moving cars Favorite Fantasy: to be at the meadow-lands and win $50,000 trifecta. Memories of BHS: Mr. M s pants. GG Chevy wagon Millnn l.ighliH-r Cb-nt-ourm Dr.. 13.x 90. R D. 3. Boonlnn Km k I lane r 32 R.mmtm- N.. Lin. .4n Park l g Pom-ho Hex. x%bai‘� happening':’ Likes: sports, partying, cars Dislikes: work. Hina Favorite Fantasy to be on an island with 1 million beautiful girls Memories of BHS: the bearded lady, vacation down the shore Cathx 1 44. Gl.nl...urn.- Dr.. 91 1. Boonlon Karin l na. 32 Bxrr on Hit.. Lunoln Park Let , boll. Hex Daxld.xx!' Likes: cheerleading, tequila sunrises. Bruce Springsteen watching Lynn drive with one eye. me and Izzy with BK and subs. Dislikes the Alien!!! Favorite Fantasy: Girl, you want it. you take it. you pay the price Memories of BUS The Alien, parlies at Ricky's, nights out with the girls. Island Beach. Masar Park. RAF (Marion Andretti). Gwlx Lierk 2b Par-on K.I.. Lin. ..In Park Loom- “Oil Ral.x Likes: jimmy K . parties. Rollerskating, soap operas, long drives to Parsippany. General Hospital.” snowy nights, the bump. Styx, the Car talking on the phone, munchin out. scary movies, gymnastics, horseback riding. Dislikes: getting bored. Favorite Fantasy: to be on General Hospital. Memories of BHS: the babies. Dunkin' Donuts, halioween. the moose, twirling at the games. Fuzzy Duck. JK DL and CB. glowing gravestone. Heartbeat Road. Wilber, the bloody penguin. Strube. Boom-boom, pep rallies, taking the Firebird out. |im and Tom. l urjuxv M- Mm- 209Cnmlx Rd.. E-l 1. Liixrnln Park Likes: photography. English, snowy days and fireplaces, doing something well, reading, being spontaneous, crazy people. Stephen King. Shakespeare (yes. Shakespeare!), spending time with my friends, summer nights. Styx. Fleetwood Mac. cinnamon donuts and coffee. Burger Kings, rainy days (sometimes) Dislikes: homework. Mondays, getting up early, alarm clocks, slush, goodbves .. Memories of BHS good times spent with good friends, working with Jill Burger King, p . . birthday cake in the old gym. The N Y Skyline and Central Park (GSA Scenery '79 and Anne), polishing the star over Cornelia St.. Adv. Bio with Brie and Kurt tie. my favorite photographer Peter, playing (?) football in gym senior year. Stokes. Hey Mo — Bio. with Newman. my pal lake. Hey Hey-Hey . 7th period Humanities — nap time', volleyball with Dennis M . Renascimento. over the wall. Pam K — rabble-rouser, the glowing gravestone, love and best wishes to all my old teachers: Mr. N. Mr D. Mr M. Mr O. Mrs M. Miss L Mrs S. Mr H. Ms K. Mr L and most of all. Mr Horton Njm x M-Cf . k.-n 202 Djx..« ii xe.. HonnloO Ma. When-' lb. |urix Likes: partying, concerts, summer, motorcycles, traveling, just having a good time, hanging out in LP. going to bars, birthdays. money. TR Dislikes: gym. Monday mornings. Favorite Fantasy: to be a rock '- roll star! Memories of BHS: covered walk, getting suspended, meeting some of the nicest people, just hanging out. Brlh M. Hugh 138 XI11 .ax Si.. Boonlnn Hothn (KkiKjx ' Likes, being with friends, camping, singing, dancing, getting dressed up. driving. Skinny Kid Band, holidays, working with children, leaching CCD. going for rides, shopping, playing fnsbee. swimming, going down the shore, tobogganing, ice skating, tennis Dislikes: homework, being alone, cigarettes, cruelty to animals. two-faced people, cheaters, immature people, people who mock others, inconsiderate drivers, people who take credit for what other people do. cliques. Memories of BHS: American Heritage parlies and trips. Christmastime in N Y . 20 s 30 s 40 s and 50's dances, penguins and sailors. Statue of Liberty trip. Concert Choir concerts. Wizard of Oz at Halloween, entertaining the orphans from St Peters, the A.H.C. Christmas party — Mike Strong Crime Fighters . Memorial Day parades. Patriots Path hikes, camp ing in Penn . McCarter tennis. |unior-Senior dinner dance. NnnMarn- Ma. km jObCntu M . HiMinton Jim M« Mann 3 P . k. II K.I . Lux. ..In Park Pair u Ma.li HP 8 Pm km K.I. |jn« ..In PjHx Tn« .a' Likes: the I . Pom-Pon. ballet, flowers, summer, snow days. W days, the beach. DallasCowboys. Dislikes: school, gossip, winter, (eatously. cliques. Favorite Fantasy: to paint my name on a water tower, to be a prima ballerina Memories of BHS basketball and football games. Prom '77. homecoming. Pom Pon camp, cruisin', picking up signs. Christmas Eve party. Freshman year, cheerleading. Gate Night '78. Summer '79. u-jn MjiuII 13 Nrthiir R.I.. Lxn.oln Pjrk Mjmic Sii-m-Likes hiking, partying. Rolls-Royces. Dislikes: Cheesedoodles”!. boring classes. Memories of BHS: doing nothing for four years J.4m MAI 33 Hop- Tuff j. r. Lux.«4n Park Marx Man..- 88 Main Si.. Ijrv nln Park Tamnn Mark.. 106 PiiM-I.r.rt.k K.t . Lux .4x1 Park ’Xlallx Tb.- P.-figuux 9 axxga XI jiipj 'Nuu -name Likes: spinning rifle, camping, sports, cruising. DC AA. |C. talking to ignorant . horseback nding. Dislikes: losing people on streets. Favorite Fantasy: owning a ranch house and restaurant. Memories of BHS: Check the vents! . Let s go to Orchard St . spill the coffee, dump the garbage and hold the onions '. Wilber and her piggies, going through the cemetery, my rifle squad, chases by the wanna stop person, football games are a boom, heartbeat. l Kix- Ma .. t 13« jtxd lx 1 jfx -. Lin. 4.i Park Doug la- M t.-nk.-x .1 602OASi.B.rtuii M Dl-xm M. fklu 89 Dn-hari Sc. Ijix. .4n Park IVxn Maxr In XI .x-.ll.- . Tx. lb Mjx. ( mix.- Again Likes: Greg, shore, quarters, partying, cheerleading, swimming. Dislikes. Molson Ale. tests, nosey people. Favorite Fantasy : having a house on the ocean. Memories of BHS: quarters games in shed, cooking class, parties at Ricky s. Junior Cut Day. cheering. Mazar Park, mischief night and Halloween. I.i-j M. x.-f 20Grand .•-� Ax. .. Lux...In Park Likes: partying Dislikes: school Favorite Fantasy: to graduate. Dnax im Mi. bjl k 10 Hank I jfx . Ian. ..In PjA Likes: sports, money. Dislikes: coming to school, cafeteria food. Favorite Fantasy to be the best sportscaster in the world. Memories of BHS: managing football and basketball. Mr. Hardy's. Mr D'Amato's. and Mr O'Neill's jokes 1XIXC M.gllJ.. I 20 laiMin I an.-. Lux. «4i� Park Mu' lakes parties, music, solos, carrot juice, shore, beach girls. Dislikes fat people. English. Szabo. uniforms Memories of BHS: the band. |azz ensemble. Canada. Massachusetts. Mrtba.1 Miller 7 9 arm. k Sc. Lin. 4n Park Nnalrax- Monro. 320 Box.I 1 . Lux. ..In Park t.arx Monlalliano l3C |rt'r lb . Bxrt.nl.ux C..T. Likes: soccer, rock, parties Dislikes disco John M.uil. r.i 176 Kx.-rM.il K.I,, I.in. ..In Park M.axlx Likes: parties, soccer, the shore (UTD). lunch, studies. Memories of BHS: Hardy's class per. 4 Bn nala Mora a 101 Bin h Si.. |3rtrtil..n Likes: sports — tennis and soccer. Favorite Fantasy: to go all over the world. Memories of BHS: last year's seniors (jn.lxxx Mon. i 63 XI .- i VI ilium Si |jn .4n Park Pamela Mo- 322 H.4m - Si . H.-rtilo.i |jx n-f� - Mi.lnMMi.-x SI Nnlhonx Blxit . ljti. 4n Park Likes: parlies, driving around, going out west, the shore. Dislikes: school, work stu-.la Mur. t. 28 M.4ux.k Ixr . Lin. 4ii Park Ik-iiixi- Murrax .3201 Hum Sc. Bouii.ui i � ulbaii Muller 11 Txxxi Hri.tic.'- K.I . I.iim 4n Park Mull. Parix al lb. |xark‘ Likes: lacrosse. days. Blh period, partying. rock 'n' roll. Dislikes: disco. Monday mornings B lh Vvlnun 120 Rrxljixl l)r.. BiniiiIimi V.I ttlu-j-ji'- YingA ang’ Likes, summer. Springsteen, big smiles, a certain Firebird, sunrises on the beach, honesty, good times with good friends, animals. Billy )oel. seafood. Yankees, quarters games. Peppermint Schnapps, teddy bears, summer nights. JBSGI . being crazy, the shore. New York City, gelling mail. The Hobbit, clothes, football season, manicotti, cheerleading, knowing someone cares, gold. Duffy Dislikes: “the spider, the Alien , apathy, people who don't use their blinkers, good-byes, cruelty to animals, alarm clocks. LS telling me I can't sing, procrastinating, boredom, broken promises, snakes. RB's complaining, getting hurt, two-faced people, rainy days, leaving the class of '80. Favorite Fantasy If dreams came true, oh wouldn't that be nice The Boss Memories of BUS: parties at Ricky’s. Burger King. Summer 78. road rally. Senior cut day at Island Beach. Elko's class, my friendship with Mark L.. Seaside 79 and memories of the house. Prom 79. Junior year, and Great Adventure, memories of a special someone. Masar. 4th period gym. Lisa's stories, duper-hunting. cheering, and great limes, beautiful friendships and unforgettable memories. Mjr Nxli-lkn 311 Uj-hingLin Si . BikmiIiiii nli|in-l 332 Ri m hi Si . B m� iilhi NnnLaqui- U hal ihi . j • tumlr.' Likes; karate, lacrosse, playing guitar Dislikes: prudes, egos, big mouths. YooHoo. Memories of BHS: getting suspended twice in the first two months. Parsippany basketball games”. Burger King meals. Mr. M's pants, the great white Impalaf?). Crank. Tern O'Brien 88 (•ti'iilMnirnr Dr.. Box 88. R I). 3. Bnnnlun Jjiim- ()'(irjil 360 Axe.. B mnion Herman 0r1i-|U 208 Birx'h Si.. Boonlon “Taro it lunging.' Likes: working on cars or anything that has to do with engines, music. I plan to be a music maior in college. Dislikes: reading things if they have to be read by a certain date Favorite Fantasy: to get into a rock group and make enough money to put me through school. Memories of BUS I've had a blast the 4 years I've been here. I really don't want to graduate. I have a lot of damn good memories and lots of bad. but the good overtake the bad by a long shot To the band. I am proud to have been part of your reconstruction. Cood Luck. Take it easy. Mr. Szabo. John O'Shi j Sxlxan Ian-. iVmillr JAr Oil- 63 U ilium $C. Lux oil. Park Mn� knil“ Likes: fishing. CB's. John Denver music. Beethoven's 5th. L’nclr Floyd, chess. Dislikes: Ned Young and Crazy Horse Memories of BHS: Claude in the SRA office, the Masonite Cult of BHS. jian (high 430 Ohio h Si.. Bmnlnn Gal im- •xinging’ Likes: bowling, band, parties, biking. Dislikes: tests, exams, working. Memories of BHS: Sadie Hawkins Dance. Bogert's parties, volleyball marathon 78. '79. bonfire. Trjcx Pji «• 163 t Ji -� lnul St.. Bnonlon Likes: sleeping, skiing, partying, weekends, summers, reading, having money. Chinese food, being a senior' Dislikes: detentions, getting up early, getting kicked off the senior bench. Memories of BHS: Junior Cut Day. road rally. Masar. Burger King. Evan's house, bearded lady. Jjnx- PjI.i i 317 GimiLi Si.. Rxmmilmi Mintw In- Pili” Take j tio-jk.” Likes: basketball, partying. TV. girls, beer, iced teas. Dislikes: Advanced Comp., the nurse, homework, tests. Memories of BHS: Junior cut day. brew game. Evan’s house, road rally. Ij«a Pan-i 34 Anlhunx Bhil.. Lincoln Park Shortx “HohiIx Oilier!’ Likes: the mountains, having a good time. Charlie Daniels Band. Dislikes: disco. Mr. R. Favorite Fantasy: meeting Rod Stewart. Memories of BHS: cooking frosh year with Denise. Theresa. Laurie. Missy. Rolw-rt Parkin 52 AiMImmix Btxd.. Lincoln Pjrk Mu hart Pjlli-run 18 Plrwm Axe. Lincoln Park Nnk Pellet hu 32Cx|� rew Axe., Lincoln Park ' BikiU aa Likes: football, track and field, gym. study Dislikes: homework, school. Favorite Fantasy: picking up a fumble and running for a touchdown, Rh hart! |V|m 114 Old Wood Lux . BoonL.li Jame PrLTHHi 1216 Birrh St.. Boonlon Hum..ml Peierxon 1216 Bir h Si.. Kminlnn Sli-xeti Pnrow-ki 32 S-minoN Axe.. Lincoln Park Likes: bikes, motocross, wrestling, science, concerts. Dislikes: gym. being asked for a pass. Favorite Fantasy: CC. CK. Anne Ptrmml , hull 212 Reserve St.. Boonlon Fuff Prrftehi Oki-x lloki'X !” Likes: Volkswagen Beetles, convertibles, clothes, flying, drawing. sunrise, moonlight, the beach, canoeing. MftM's. autumn, football games, antique cars, traveling, originality. Dislikes; chemistry, pictures of myself, writing papers, politics. Favorite Fantasy: to go to Harvard. Memories of BHS: late night painting parties for GSA. tennis team, band camp, pompon, the football games, everyone and everything as long as I can remember them Sheila Piicuno 5 Pm k� it RH.. Lirwoln Pari SheiU l.'glx iiumlwr- need loxc loo! Likes: sleeping, driving, tennis, psychology. Billy |oel. Steve Martin, math. Dislikes: disco, going to the dentist. Scott Pickett 128 Bouillon Axe.. Buminn Grrg Pinnrx 18 Linden Axe.. Lincoln Park Dale Poliui 23 Llh� Si.. Lincoln Park “Daley ''That'- funnx! Likes: snow skiing, water skiing, being outside, sewing, going out with friends, having fun. spending lime in NY state in the Adirondacks. talking on the phone Dislikes: studying, doing homework. Favorite Fantasy: to do good in college and gel a good job. Memories of BHS: being a cheerleader, having great tunes, football and basketball games, meeting new friends every year, frosh year — my best year, getting to know teachers better and being funny with them. Paul Poliui 7 U Elli . $c. Lincoln Park Gary P� i 209 Pmr St.. Bouillon Kenneth Po-t 84 Seminole Axe.. I.ini uln Park Brian Price 445 Girnclia St.. Boonimi Kexin Price 32Toner Rd.. Hnonton Paul Prokop Box 203. Oak Rd.. R.D. 3. Bnnnton FJainr Raffi-m 35 Parkin- Rd.. Lint ailn Park Raff ''.Alright! You kixm� I'm «rrinu� !“ Likes: MGB. Clearwater, money, the beach, quarters games, gold. Bread. Billy Joel, warm Florida nights out. Brewmasters. Blue Ridge Mtns. and Shenandoah Valley, tubing at WWC. getting presents, and clothes shopping. Dislikes: diaries!, the Alien, stone walls and icy roads, black dresses, hypocrites, heartbreaking good-byes, running for softball, driving to parties. Favorite Fantasy: to live in Florida (J). Memories of BHS: parties at Ricky's, rumors. E and D at St., beach. 8 79. Frogs and | D. varsity cheerleading and softball. MDDBJ. McD's?. new teeth, the arrest . Island Beach 6 79. racquctball with Bucco. prom 78. 79. good girls don't Petr RaulmihcinM-r 338 Mrjduxliruok Rd.. R.D.. B m iiIoii Spunkx Don't vxorrx jImhiI il Likes: parties, soccer, lacrosse, cruising. Dislikes: Bucco's big mouth, what's the scoop Memories of BHS. bearded lady, the ghost, civic four, brew-game. Nordquist's parties, seaside. Reservoir parties Jon Reiner 29 Licrgrcrn Dr.. Limuln Park I'd gixe mx right arm In be ambirlcxlmu . “ 61 Likes: summer days on quiet lakes, poetry, playing guitar and singing along, bike riders. Woody Allen movies, animation, all sports. Dislikes, homework, disco music, getting up early in the morning, getting changed during the day for gym. Favorite Fantasy: to animate my own movie and write anil record the soundtrack. Memories of BHS: being a member of the BBC. stumping Mr Hardy, being with my friends, putting up with a lot of stupidity. M.« had R. il, 1 I Poplar Si.. IjiH-oln Park Jam-i Remit 16 MjIm-x Lane, Lincoln Park (-lllllcrn Rex mild 123 .m. ii Si.. Boonlon C.ollei'11 Rex mild' 123 Guru Si.. Boonlon ’Tx in’' G� r I'm (iollu-n. not Cathleen. Likes: friends, family, sports, singing, seasons, beach, ocean, vanilla milkshakes, puppies, antique cars, holidays, children, onion rings. James Caan. science subiccts. Randy Farley, being an identical twin. Mr. Elko's jokes, first snowfalls. Ler leans, senior friends, wool blazers, shrimp, music, wild animals. a sky full of stars, sunsets, going to church, driving, good grades, milk, movies, chocolate chip cookies, reading books, exercising. Dislikes: cliques, people mocking out other people, soda, lobster. bugs, fighting with my twin sister, meat loaf. Favorite Fantasy: being a successful owner of a chain of famous children's day care centers around the world. Memories of BHS: friendships, basketball. GSA. prom, football games, being in band, going out with Randy Farley, teachers. parties. 5lh period lunch. Senior year gym. Joey's tackiness. car wash, switching classes with Kathleen and fooling our teachers. Adv. Bio. class. Rnx Riding-39Timer Rd,. |fcH nion Maura Ringlii-h 245 Rim kj� .ix Si.. Boonlon Shirley Rixi-n 122 Plain-Si.. BiMininn Squirrel ’ Oh. Mix' Likes: flag squad. Jimmy D.. soaps, spring and fall, cruising. Saturday nights. SOP. roller skating, hiking, mystiques. Dislikes: Monday mornings, nagging teachers, homew ork Favorite Fantasy: to live up in the mountains. Memories of BHS: football games, pep rallies. Flags! . Heartbeat Road, glowing gravestone, weekends, the bump, hand camp, my squad. Penquin. driving into invisible roads. Suniii Rixi-rj 186 South Terme. B. Minion Likes: competing with men. especially in the business field Dislikes: orders, regulations, seniority. Favorite Fantasy: to be a successful, powerful business woman. , Robrft Kolartj i 61 W U Hum St.. Lincoln Park Aim Rotx-rt- 9 Frinn- Rd.. laiiculn Park U ilnu Likes: snowdays, dancing, snoxvmobiling Dislikes: homework, r.hcm. lab. 4 27 79. Favorite Fantasy: to be the First woman in a man's occupation. Memories of BF1S: Bogert's parties, booker man hunt. Rnlu-rl Rllll ! |lli-I 20 Vk arn-w Sc. Lincoln Park Likes: Beatles Dislikes: disco Sandra Ru—■■ 13 Stc|ihi-n- Axe., lam uln Park Saudi” tklul an xa do' Yu| |m r!' Likes: dancing, singing, music, writing, swimming, ice-skatmg. talking. Jimmy W . GSA. partying, concerts, camping. Burger King Dislikes: disco sometimes, school nurse, people that act fake Favorite Fantasy: having my own TV show. Memories of BHS: party at Ricky's after GSA. the Prom. Great Adventure, going to Jimmy's house. GSA. Pippin, skating club. Frosh year. Ihmiu Salulmo IVi Pun- St . Boonlon Sal. “S -j|. GmI. (axl. Gtnl! Likes: being around friends, new-wave rock and roll and punk rock, surfers, the beach, summertime, high-top sneakers and shorts, unemployment, waterskiing, snow skiing, and just plain snow, blonde hair and blue eyes, flirting, partying. B 52's. and the Ramones Dislikes: disco, school, cliques, mean and inconsiderate people. Favorite Fantasy: to meet and become very close to a rock star, movie star and or professional athlete. Memories of BHS: the school year 1978-1979. best of all 4 years, being a frosh. class of 1979. meeting my best friend and companion, cheerleading. 78. Tamim Saflmli 6 ('.urn- Dr . lancoln Park U lui .1 pmC' Likes; disco, fashion clothes, acting, people. Dislikes rock music, school Favorite Fantasy: to hr the lop hairstylist in Y Memories of BUS: Slop the World . Asst director of Something's Afoot , hand camp. Mian Sjwlnk 7 Hm-rlx I.IIW-. Unioln I'M Sm-” Likes: skiing, swimming, football, pizza. camping. pep rally, hamburgers, french fries. Dislikes: hugs, snakes, sweet peas, having to carry a pass all over. Favorite Fantasy, to someday travel to other planets for vacation. Memories of BUS: freshman year, the first football game I went to. the first pep rally I went to. my first lime skiing, the bonfire K-oiihniiI Niuliagu . 13 M-.nr.M- Si . Hnniiinn I.i«j Saulooi 18 KlIIMMI Kit,. Ijlkfllll Pjrk l.t. Fj-|u tt lul - u(i? lakes: Gary, football, quarters. Pom-Pon. down the shore, lacrosse. Dislikes: Burst, tests Memories of BUS: the Alien, bearded lady, quarters in the shiil with Mad Libs. Junior cut day down the shore. Hardy's class, concerts over the summer at Bl IS. I hill IIJ Nl—i i 77 Meiimpiin An . Ijmnln pjrk No” ''(jiim-nil! Likes partying, softball, guys. Dislikes: homework. Memories of BUS: Junior cut day. Morn NniiTjro I ) M. kinli-x N .. Lux ulii Pari Mi i' Muimm.ih Hf� It mi rf Brook Kit.. I .in olii Park las Likes: parlies, nice looking guys, soap operas, the summer. Dislikes people who think they're too good for other people. Memories of BUS: biology with Bucco and Frank Dei.uca. don’t let it wait. Uncle lack. Fr« Stun llilk r.--l H.l t J. ItiH.iiii.ii .illi-r Stux 41 I I.ilaa-ns Si.. Ilininlim Jr� Sl;i� miii H t iniii- m . I.mi ulii Park 11m.iii.i- Sliiili-ki 6t.until Kit.. Im.ulii Park t'anil 11111111 221) I JIM ••In SI . It h.iiIihi Jiiliii Sniilkj tlik K.l . It.x 199. H.l). 3. ... Mi. tijil ShIiiii Jtrio.ik Kit.. Itamiim Stun 1|h|ihk Sliis-p Hill Kit.. K I). 3. It� iiiinii S -I Likes: traveling, doing gymnastics, spending money, going out with friends. Favorite Fantasy: to compete in the Olympics. sluri S|h r.imlto I might t.n (nr it! Likes: skiing, being with friends, being alone. LTC. the mountains. the beach at night, my kitten. Favorite Fantasy: to be in the Olympics. Memories of BUS: DMHC. BD and her matchmaking. Rookie. Beatlemama. election speeches '78. TC and me in drawing. SK. suspender. CC slick. Skrumpindump . Pepe field, always being mistaken for the other Sheri JjiiMi Sii iltli- IH t rjn. • - Kit.. I.iim nln I'jrk Till fullin' l-li.iq:- In lliiM' M tin ilri'JItl Likes music. Mustangs camping, puppies, banana splits. Like George. Dislikes: cheese, history, restrictions, final exams Favorite Fantasy: living in France for a year Memories of BUS: volleyball marathon. Godspvll. Mr. Klko's period t Algebra 2 Trig class • ariil ln kit llilli mi Hit.. H.l). 2. Hmiiiuni Ni. L . jml mi ill.' i tulitli itji (.1-11 n-j|i-il itn- t.rjhTiil Ih-jil Likes: horses, partying. Russ Baldini. vacation weekends, rock n' roll. Neil Young, the Grateful Dead Dislikes disco, freshmen. Fantasy to become a top psychologist and travel a lot Memories of BUS: the '78 township gang. Pippin, the 1979 GSA show, psychology class, graduation of 79 k.in n Sin kli-I7IM]m--iiiui Si.. Bmniiwi M i )url Suit 70 IkiuMin An-.. Kountnn LiimIj Strut i k 919A ListjrSl . K-mmiIimi Slnilie Likes: partying, soap operas, concerts. Styx. Yankees, driving, scary movies, autumn, rollerskating. Game-town, talking on the phone Dislikes: spiders, worms, all bugs, rain on weekends, people with no sense of humor. Favorite Fantasy: being on General Hospital Memories of BUS: mischief night and Halloween 1979. people in 9lh study, frosh year, going to D.D. Lorraine Strulmk 919,A (j-ilar Si . Ik-mlon Strul� -“ Do it up! Likes: rock 'n' roll. Joe Jackson concert, parties, being at the shore, rollerskating, snow. Rocky Horror Show, strawberries, motorcycles. Dislikes: scary movies. Favonte Fantasy: never having to worry. Memories of BHS: lunior cut day at Island Beach. Debbie's glasses floating in the ocean. Bogert's parties, bearded lady. Sadie Hawkin s dance, volleyball marathon, being chased in the hall with Debbie and Lisa by Miss Bakalian. Llwant Sup ki Slxx-p Hill Riuil. H D. 3„B MMii in Ski Six ihjl' Likes: bowling, softball, baseball, rock 'n' roll, metal shop, handball, shooting pool, motorcycles. Dislikes: school lunch, school, book classes, hall passes. Memories of BHS: fires on the covered walk, food fights. Mr Mol running every day. (jnil Anm- Sulliijii 503 4k j hiit|t1ixi St.. Boonlon Shnftukr Likes: movies, pizza, rollerskating, swimming, sewing, the beach, twirling baton, motorcycle riding, bicycle riding, skiing. icc-skating. spaghetti, corn on the cob. Dislikes: cliques, shoveling snow, liver and pork chops, being in the ram. taking the SAT's. Favorite Fantasy being wealthy and having a house overlooking the ocean. Memories of BHS: pep rallies, bonfires, parades, twirling, prom, friendships, going to NY. magazine sale. French club. GSA show, parties, road rally. Oifton Band Festival. Frink Ti|rlirnli- .16 Anlhnni Blxil.. I.im nln pjrk David LIU. 18 Kamliilph Si.. Liih'uln Park Bruit Tailor 4 YaiiRiprrCl.. Linmlii Park Likes: parties, girls, cars, motorcycles. Dislikes: school, ugly girls. P J. Ti-rvL-vki- 291 OI.I Bnnnlntl Bit . Ik-mlnn Tr� r T«t -Ihv ki- 219014 BiMUilnn H«l . BimiiiIiiii Likes: skiing Memories of BHS. when I went to Spam last year. Sharon Trr|� irj 97 Harmon Si.. Lnmln Park IVhorali Thniiia-124(jirni-lu Si . Bnnnlnn Straw l� “ Ya. ila i� ikm-P' Likes cruising, music, working with people, cooking, writing, being in love with |immy. Dislikes: noisy crowds, nosey people. fake personalities, gym class. Favorite Fantasy: graduating and living happily ever after in the country. Rolirrl TImiiiij- 61 Njkomi- Path. I.inioln Park HiJilm Likes: concerts, parties Dislikes: school Memories of BHS: the covered walk. J JIM ‘ Tlumir tti'l Hit . K I) 2. Bunnlun • Kim YanDumr 147 kjnmiM' Si., limuilmi “Kium Srhomli! lakes: art. money. Corvettes, partying, friends, shore, soap operas. Dislikes: school, history, liver, disco, iced tea. Favorite Fantasy: to have a Corvette and a million dollars by 30 yrs. of age, Memories of BHS: class of '79. being late 36 times a year, never getting caught for cutting — only once. BtjihIi YanLrntrn 23loner Kit.. Bi«iiiii.n Ikimi anZjnl 16 Alli'iehani Path. IjimmIii Pjrk Burnout ( jii I j!o lo iIm' NiirM- lakes: food, motorcycles, music, art. driving, swimming. Dislikes: homework, mean people Favorite Fantasy: to gel married and have kids. Memories of BHS: the covered walk. Pam jmli r|Hilli n P.O. Bov 481. l.iiMoln Park Pullin' Yup|M-r Likes: Crosby. Stills. Nash and Young, partying. Harry Chapin. basketball. Notre Dame games, concerts. Tony, good times, friends. Dislikes: school nurse, the clique , disco, fakes, lies, rah-rahs . Memories of BHS: |V basketball, freshman year. GSA. volleyball marathon, basketball and football games, psychology, prom. Great Adventure, ski club. Beatlemama. fVti-r Yrniurini 'W8 U ihmii'k Si.. BiHininii Dun lakes: girls, baseball, cross country, leaving school. Dislikes: Mrs. Jones's tests, losing Favonte Fantasy: being on a winning BHS x-country and basketball team. Memories of BHS: great fnends. coaches, the winning teams I was on (ha. ha!) (jillt-rli Mjni VVniJi 397 Pin - BriMik Hit . I.iim nln Pjrk ”041“ Hwi'ii” Likes: football games, parties, beernuts. snow. B.P . perform-ing. Fridays and Saturdays. Dislikes Jones's 8th period Advanced Comp. Mondays, the Alien, homework, being bored. Memories of BHS: Junior cut day. road rally, the bearded lady, cooking class, parties at Ricky's, mischief night. Pippin, ultimate quarters games. Jjims ViM'iM jk 428 4k j-liit«iiiii Si.. Bnontoti John 4k ji ti I 19 Biriirll St.. BiHinlun Likes: all kinds of sports, landscaping, cars, most things Dislikes: all school work Favorite Fantasy: to be a millionaire. Linn Mjru 4k jhU-r 42 4k V ilium Si . Ijmnln Park I.UIIHHW 0u� !“ Likes: field hockey, softball, tango. Bruce Springsteen. Grateful Dead. Pink Floyd. Outlaws, the Little Rascals. Bugs Bunny. Dislikes the Alien, disco, roller skating. English, fleas Favorite Fantasy: For every window a flower, for every life a dream.” Memories of BHS: Island Beach state park, parties at Rickey's. Massar park. ER alias Mario Andretti, double vision, the arrest. Morristown football games. Junior cut day. toga, cocktail parties, psychology. KTOTA Linda Wal.h (ill fiscal - Kit.. Hill 9(M.. K.l).. BimiiiIiiii Likes: horses, seashore, skiing. Vermont. Dislikes: disco, people who act fake Memories of BHS: football games. GSA show, locking my keys in the car when it was raining. Jill % j-ilm 3 Hn MT Hit.. I.iim nil! Pjrk Hjilurj 44 tuii- l(j-llll|E- R|| . Box 278. HI) I. BimiiiIiiii Di.iiii 4k hiti- SLirniin Terran-. KimmiIimi w Ri-allx' Y nu n- kiitilmii.' Likes: ceramics, swimming, shopping, driving. COE program, going out Dislikes: gym. cafeteria food, the hallpass system, the new late system, passing through the crowded halls Favonte F’antasy: to be rich and travel and have everything I always wanted. Memories of BHS: Freshman year — especially with my fnends during lunch in the cafeteria, and dunng study in the auditorium, the prom in 1978. Jim 4k hritrnniir 723 Bin h St.. Rmminii CjimIx 4k iIIi- Mil IVliXllli- R||.. R.D. I. BihimIi ii N ull WllM f 289 Rin -ljiiii Kit. K I).. Hihiiiumi Jeff 4k i-mjI! 449 Hihx.Iimi xi-.. BimiiiIiiii Tliomj- U ilk MM M 1 4 Niulh jtk-i Ril.. I jni nln Pjrk FVink jlirr-kii- 741 RihHiIimi Ax . K.l).. Ik-.llli.il Jim- ji urn 31 Pii|iijiiimm k Axi-.. I.iim nln Pjrk Hut jhn 4 44 •--! Ell..« N.. I.IIM Iiln PjA ’80 Senior Captains: L. Klein and M. Ringlieb Pom Pon Squad: (left to right): P. Osbarh. J. Gallagher. A. Dayton. A. Pfreundschuh. P. Licciardi, R. Zclinski. L. Klein. M. Ringlieb. P. Madine. K. Konight, S. Kline. L. Santoro. L. Bouchard and K. Rafferty. Captains: C. Lucek (above) Not Pictured: C. Sullivan Twirlers: (left top to right): D. Loiacono. C. Lucek. C. Bouchard. T. Eoga, C. Sullivan. H. Fisher. Not Pictured: J. Ventrice. 70 Band Front Adds Captain: S. Rivera Co-Captains: K. Burke (left) and A. Monroe (right) Rifles (left to right): L. Siegfried. T. Marko. S. Cetti. C. Bender. P. Terpstra. L. Bona. S. Williams. W. Snider and A. Hudson. CaptainT. Marko Co-Captain: L. Siegfried 71 Color to Performance tfe fiast 3 7 yzaxi, E [z. William ISezzyman fas feen a familiaz face, on tfie HBoonton cdfiyf faculty. Un 7949 A[z. !Sezzyman joined tfie staff— tfen at £ofn cdfilf-as a jzfysiaal education instzuctoz and footfall coacf. Sfoztly aftez yettiny settled, fe fey an yettiny students, faculty and administzation intezested in a new cluf activity — tfie stxiny fond. EV x. JSetxyman, stzumminy fis fanjo oz ufelele, fed tfi is yzouji fefoze audiences totalliny weft ovez 100,000 in tfie jcast $0 yeazs. -Cast ycaz, fis musicaf intezests weze exfianded to inafude fis afifcointment as assistant mazcfiiny fond dizectoz. Cl [x. !Sezzyman is a feast fizesident of tfie fBoonton Education (Association and fas sezved as cfaixman of the facufty neyotiatiny team. Dfis jovial, jiijie-smof iny man, fas yuided tfousands of students in fis teaefiny GOX SX, Ae. Li not only a teaefez, tut a tzue fxiend to those fe fas fnown fotf in and out of tfe ctasszoom. cdfis zetizement tfis montf will allow fim to move to cA [aine to fiexsue fis many intezests wfief include: cfojifiiny wood, czoss country sfiiny, and of couzse, fis music. Elfe yeazloof staff, on fefalf of tfe entize student tody, faculty, administzation, sefool loazd memlezs and many local citizens, sincexely wisf to tfanf you fox tfe undyiny devotion sfown to youz students and wozf. EJfus, we dedicate tfe 7 QSo EEcdfOEeS to arizncz fjBtzzzLjman dJn c fjcfexeciation. E [ay youz life fe lony, and tfe yeazs of youz zetizement fulfilliny. Jfe 1980 ECAQES Staff 72 73 Varsity Football captains E. Rafferty and K. Lovas Varsity Football Frosh Football captains B. Lyman and L. Lisa Soccer cheerleaders All for One One for All Varsity Football: L. Newbury, M. Boland, S. DePalo, D. Merkle. C. Vernay. E. Rafferty. K. Lovas. B. Neelman. mascot A. Angilly Soccer: C. Hackett. K. Olson. S. Olson. L. Casey. M. Tamburri, K. Barclay. A. Darrow, K. Lawrence Soccer captains: B. Lyman. L. Lisa Freshman Football: L. Lisa. N. Huebscher. R. Koeppel. A. DePalo. J. Embely. L. O'Sullivan. B. Lyman. T. Hoos. G. Kerton. T. Walters 74 (BELOW) Freshman Basketball captains). Embely and B. Lyman Varsity Basketball-captains: K. Lovas. N. Kurtz. M. Boland Varsity Wrestling Varsity Basketball: C. Wara. L. Hoppe. N. Kurtz. D. Paul. C. Hackett. K. Olson. L. Lisa, D. Amari. M. Boland. K. Lovas Varsity Wrestling: T. Banks. T. Madine. K. Rafferty. L. Newbury. K. Kroboth. B. Spender. P. Boland. C. Currie. G. Spies. M. Tamburri Freshman Basketball: T. Pace. A. Giardina. J. Embely. B. Lyman. A. Gasprich. L. Costabile. T. Walters. L. O’Sullivan. A. DePalo New Director Gains Competition 76 Honors What a band! That was the response of the spectators as this year’s marching band performed its half-time show. Over the past two years, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Szabo, the band has improved immensely, becoming the best marching band in the history of Boonton High. Assisting Mr. Szabo were: Mr. William Berryman, Ms. Valerie Stroh; percussion advisor, and Band Front advisors: Mr. Mike Lovito and Ms. Julianna Debski. Along with these new faces came new uniforms and new equipment for both band and squad members. Jim Larsen, this year's drum major, led the band into competition twice. The group placed third in the Governor Livingston Competition and fifth overall at the Chapter Championship in Elizabeth, competing against the best bands in the area. 77 78 Vernay Crowned Queen for 1979 On October 13th five finalists anxiously awaited the decision of the vote for this year’s homecoming queen. Kami Kroboth, festivity chairperson, opened the envelope and made the announcement; the 1979 Homecoming Queen-Colleen Vernay. Colleen, a 17 year old beauty from Lincoln Park, was also the choice for this year's Miss Teenage N.J. Pageant held in Cherry Hill last summer. Colleen was also a member of the varsity football cheerleading squad and overall captain of the 1980 GSA black team. Colleen's escort was senior Jimmy Palazzo. Members of her court were: junior Leslie Heissenbuttel, sophomore Rhea Zelinski and freshman Kim Delia. Senior nominee Amy Roberts and escort Marc Cerbo, senior nominee Elaine Rafferty and escort Anthony Bucco. ________________________________ Senior nominee Tracy Banks and escort Joe Nordquist Left: Senior nominee Trish Madine and Ricky Llauger. SRA Hosts Regional Workshop The SRA. received the honor school award from the New Jersey Association of Student Councils for the fourteenth consecutive year. These awards are presented to the fifteen outstanding schools in the state. Bi-monthly meetings were concerned with co-ordinating the entire activities program at BHS. Assistance was given to: the Wampus in sponsoring the ‘Freewheelin’ Concert. Mark Laurenzi in organizing the Regional Workshop for Morris County, the football team by providing free buses to all away games, a foster child in Arizona, a Christmas Party for the day-care center and Christmas meals for the needy families in Boonton. Keyth Kroboth. Recording Secretary 80 Richard Kufta. Corresponding Secretary Nina Kurtz, Treasurer President — Shari Sperandio Other concerns of the SRA were: keeping the covered walk clean, representing the students of BHS at the board of education meetings and planning frequent activities in the New York Metropolitan Area. Typical student council meetings dealt with curriculum and constitutional revisions, opinion polls on apathy, cafeteria murals and social activities. Each officer was responsible for serving the students of BHS and scheduling desired activities. In January, Mr. Angilly (insert) was appointed Executive Secretary of the state-wide student government association. Vice-President — |ohn Forsyth Bowling Club Seven teams competed weekly this past year at Boonton Lanes. At. seasons end, Ernie Austin, Mr. Korinda, Mike McGuinnesst and Pete Yukna were the 1 team. Mike and Janet Yukna captured both high average and series. Janet also turned in the best performance with a score of 241, 40 pins more than any other girl. These and other trophies were awarded at the annual bowling banquet. Officers of the bowling club included treasurer Jeanne Ough and secretary Cindy Behnke. Mr. Korinda was the club advisor. Club Four Club 4 is a new activities club that evolved out of the German club. The members decide on at least two activities each month to participate in, including trips into New York City for dining, attending Broadway shows and seeing the sights. The officers include: Norbert Schindler-pres-ident, Kim Boon-vice-president, Jeff Geiger-treasurer, Barbara Fatovic-secretary. In addition, Ken Jones is S.R.A. Representative; Kim Nolle is Lincoln Park district head; Ramsey Yunan is chairman of publice relations. Miss Epstein and Mrs. Schindler are the club advisors. Italian Club From left to right: Sr. Cucchiara. Jeanne Occhipinti, Jim DiFelippis. Chris White. Julia Dolce (President) and Luann Cuariniello. Ski Club Enjoys Man Made Skiing The 122 member ski club journeys five times throughout the winter months to the slopes of Vernon Valley. The skiers are accompanied by advisor Mr. Seugling on these Thursday evening expeditions. Caroline Castellana was elected president of the club along with her fellow officers vice president Todd Cox, secretary Debbie Konight and Treasurer Line Bouchard. The club is planning a weekend trip to Elk Mountain in New York State. The trip is dependent upon the weather, which thus far has not provided ski enthusiasts with the much needed snow. 83 Red Goes One Up Patti Ginder and Doreen Morgan, overall captains for the Red Team, took us on an exciting trip into the Big Apple . Excellent character performances were given by Patti (Dot) and Doreen (Mary Ann), Nina Kurtz (Lion), Debby Doyle (Ringmaster), Tracy Banks (Clown) and Nancy Kromka (Talent scout). Karen Burke and Lori Cetti introduced marching routines set to theme songs from current musicals. The circus came to life as Amy Koreivo and Nina directed the tumbling and apparatus performances. The Rockettes danced their way into the hearts of the crowd, coached by captains Melissa Bensh and Maria Apostolidis. Maria Montelone and Cecily Zahorian paced the joggers on their way through Central Park. The last and “best overall performance of the night was Red Modern Disco Dancers. Joggers: (from left to right): Doreen Morgan. Patti Ginder, Melissa Bensh and Maria Monteleone. Rockettes: Michele Anticoli and Linda McAbee (ABOVE) Captains were Kim Kerlin and Janine Stefanik. The show was believable due to the outstanding scenery, New York Skyline and Central Park, designed and painted by Lorraine McAbee and Anne Pfreundschuh. Modern dancers: Jackie Coppola and Cindy Marko (RIGHT) 84 Under the leadership of Sheryl Grisee and Ingrid Krulder, the Black Team took us on a whirlwind adventure through the time tunnel. Montgomery (Denise Amari), Courtney (Maureen Boland) and Heath (Allison Carey) were the three cadets who traveled through time. After a marching competition between academies, command- mi'11 11'1 Pirates: Denise Amari and Sheri Speling Main Characters: Alison Carey. Maureen Boland and Denise Amari Group Sports Assocation Officers: President: Grethcen Forester Vice-President: Colleen Reynolds Recording Secretary: Sue Hemberger Publicity Manager: Amy Dayton Corresponding Secretary: Debbie Giordano Patty Boland as Pirate Apparatus performer ed by Marion Harrison and Betsy Ward, our cadets started their adventure. The time machine dropped them in the midst of Pirates in search of gold. Captains Denise, Sheri Speling, Cindy Kane and Ellen Stickle. The routine was voted “Best Overall Performance . Next our Machine” moved forward to the Olde West for calisthenics who entertained at the Golden Nugget. Carol Feaster and Colleen Reynolds were group captains. The next move brought us into the 20th Century to the 1920's. Here, Flappers danced at a mob party while Kathy Rafferty’s solo tap performance entertained the entire gathering. Flapper captains were Lori Ann Louzan and Eileen Boland. Their final stop flashed into the future to Utopia for modern. The dance was led by Carol Gentile and Sue Hemberger. Team scenery was painted by Shawnee Cavnar and Sharon Terps-tra. 85 Something’s Afoot Lady Grace Nanley-Prowe and Col. Gillweather Hope Langdon and Geoffrey 86 Cast (In order of their appearance) Lettie (the saucy maid)...............Elyssa Gunderson Flint (the caretaker).......................Kevin Kelley Clive (the butler) .....................Dennis Murray Hope Langdon (the ingenue).........................Trina Carlson Dr. Grayburn (the family doctor) .........Jerry Langlois Nigel Rancour (the dissolute nephew) .... David Schwartz Lady Grace Nanley-Prowe (the grande dame)..............................Kami Kroboth Col. Gillweather (the old army man)..........Micah Citti Miss Tweed (the tweedy elderly amateur detective) ....................Amy Koreivo Geoffrey (the juvenile).................Mark Schwartz Standby............................................Kathy Rafferty Flint and Lrlti Hope . Miss Tweed and Geoffrey Clive’s death scene Who done it? That was the big question in this year's production of “Something's Afoot.” which is classified as a musical mystery spoof. The production was under the direction of Mr. Peter Lubrecht. The story takes place in the early thirties on an English island estate of Lord Rancour. What was to be a pleasant weekend proved to be one of horror. The cast enjoyed performing their roles, since the show saw a departure from the strictly musical show series of the past. Musical Director.......Joseph Szabo Choral Director.....Karen Kennedy Choreographer..........Laurie Bohon 87 “Pippin , a soft rock musical fantasy, was presented by the BHS Drama Club last March. Bill Peer played the title role with Cecily Zahorian, Karen Griffin, Mark Schwartz, Amy Koreivo, Carol Lau and Jerry Langlois rounding out the cast. Under the direction of Peter Lubrecht, the musical is about the quest for fulfilment during the eighth century by Pippin, son of Charlemagne. The show covered a range of emotions and experiences, from pursuits of the mind and flesh, to the problems of war and politics and the quiet joys of domestic happiness. This production of Pippin”, one of the first to be staged in Morris County, included a cast of 53 from a record 114 students auditioning. Joseph Szabo was the musical director, Karen Kennedy was the choral director and Lauri Bohon was the choreographer. ‘‘Pippin” 79 Spring Presentation Cecily Zahorian as The Leading Player Mark Schwartz as Charlemagne Bill Peer in the lead role as Pippin The Concert Choir 90 Concert Choir President Trina Carlson Sing, Sing a Song Beth McHugh and Shirly Rivera This year's concert choir, under the direction of Mr. Richly, Pres. Trina Carlson, Vice Pres. D. Murray, Treas. B. McHugh, Sec. S. Rivera, have built themselves quite a name. They put on two concerts a year, “A Prelude to Christmas and a spring concert. They have also performed at Drew Headquarters and at Neil's New Yorker. All involved in the choir show a great amount of dedication to help make this group a big success. Randy Brackin. |ulia DiEllo and Dennis Charney 91 This year’s Book Club is a merger of the Library and American Heritage clubs. Members work in the library and meet every other week to discuss books and authors. Activities for the year were a Christmas party and a trip to the Metropolitan Museum in New York. This year’s officers were President Jane Thoner, Secretary Beth McHugh Refreshment Officer Kevin Osborne, Publicity Manager Jeff Geiger, Student Council Representative Pam Keller and Work Monitor Gary Horvath. Kevin and Sharon New Club Activity: Book « - «t Jeff Geiger Left to right: G. Horvath, J. Geiger, J. Thoner. K. Osborne. S. Terpstra, B. McHugh 92 Math Club Math Club: (left to right): E. Albig. K. Engert. A. Bohon, K. Fulcher, P. Keller, S. Semeraro. S. Nichol- The National Honor Society is composed of juniors and seniors who exhibit qualities such as scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Under the leadership of president Karen Fulcher, v.p. Sharon Terpstra, secretary Lorraine McAbee, treasurer Sheila Picciano, and the advisor, Mrs. Strucko, this year’s group worked hard to raise money for scholarships. A paper drive, a candy sale, and the selling of refreshments at the school plays were some of the activities NHS members involved themselves in in an effort to reach their goal of $2000. The scholarships were awarded at the annual banquet which was held at the Zeris Inn in May. The National Honor Society 93 94 The Concert Band, in its second year of direction under Mr. Joseph Szabo Jr., participated in a full season of concerts and activities. Beginning with the annual Prelude to Christmas Concert, the year also featured an exchange trip with the band from South Asburnham High School in Massachusetts. Candles, citrus fruit and potato chips were sold to raise funds for trips and for new equipment. The year ended with the Band Banquet and Spring Concert, both in May. Outstanding in personal musical achievement. Senior Karen Engert attained the position of first chair clarinet in the Area, Regional, and All-State Bands. Officers for 1979-80 included Wayne Migliaccio-President, Mary Monson-Vice President, Julie Gal-lager-Treasurer, and Suzanne Eberly-Secretary. 95 This year's WAMPUS staff, aided by the journalism classes, produced 4 issues of the school newspaper. Each edition contained general news, editorials, student opinion, feature articles and sports coverage. Advised by Mrs. Malkin, the editorial staff included: Editor-in-Chief Sue Magill, News: Mark Laurenzi, Feature: Elaine Rafferty, Club: Karen Fulcher, Sports: Robbie Polizzi, Layout: Steve Semeraro and Art: Sharon Terpstra. The group launched new projects, sponsoring a concert by the upcoming rock group ‘Freewheelin’ and a carnation sale for St. Valentine's Day. The group reported on matters of interest to the student body such as the reaction to draft registration. Wampus Sponsors Rock Concert The 1979-1980 Humanitarian Club, under the leadership of President Ken Jones, Vice President Karen Fulcher, Recording Secretary Nancy Kromka, Corresponding Secretary Karen Engert and Treasurer Sheila Picciano enjoyed its second year at B.H.S. Composed of approximately 30 members, the club undertook sponsoring a marathon and a Blood drive during the year. The marathon, which annually contributes to One-to-One, was shortened from three days to one and was headed by chairperson Karen Fulcher. Although the Blood Drive, which was to benefit the American Red Cross required much hard work by all, it successsfully ended the year by accomplishing the Club’s goal of helping others. 96 BBC Celebrates 5th The Boonton Broadcasting Club celebrated its fifth anniversary this December. After five years, the BBC has grown from a few students with two turntables in the front office to a ‘Teal” radio station minus transmitter. During its first five years, the BBC has promoted many school events. The Club considers itself a progressive station; BBC deejays play just about any style music, so long as there is an audience for it. The Club includes deejays and engineers from all four classes. This year’s officers are: Station Manager-Steve Semeraro, Programming Director-Rob Karp, and Promotional Director-Frank Tagliente. The BBC began several new features including accepting requests and dedications, and weekly radio serials. Nick Morasco. Bob Sanders and Jon Reiner (ABOVE) Barry Brantner (ABOVE) 97 Yearbook Staff Assignments Editors-in-Chief........................Lorraine McAbee and Nancy Kromka Senior Editors..............................Beth Neelman and Beth McHugh Activities Editor..................................................Patricia Madine Sports Editor...............................................Debbie Giordano Underclass Editor.....................................................Nancy Stewart Faculty Editor.................................................Mary Manos Finance................................................................Beth McHugh Staff Photographer....................................................Peter Esposito Beth McHugh and Beth Neelman Activities: Cindy Lucek. Tricia Madine. Lori Cetti and Maura Ringlieb Anytime from September to March is when you'll find the 20 Echoes staff members working diligently in the Graphic Arts Building. Each member is part of a smaller group that is in charge of an assigned section. Each is required to help raise money by selling boosters and ads. and also help plan the pages on dummy sheets, select the pictures to be used, type the captions and help write the copy for different sections. The editors and advisor continually check the progress for errors and overall consistency. Much work, both in and out of class is required of every staff member so that Echoes will be successful. Years from now we hope you'll still enjoy the memories we've gatherd together of your school year. 18 Sharon Klein and Lori Celti 1980 Echoes Production Staff Co-Editors: Lorraine McAbee and Nancy Kromka (ABOVE) Sports staff members Lorraine Strubeck and Anne Petonak Pete Esposito Advisor’s Note Not often do I make it a point to thank individuals for work done above and beyond the requirements of the course. However, without the unselfish efforts of Editor Lorraine McAbee and Staff Photographer Peter Esposito this yearbook would not have been completed on time. Their extra hours of dedication reduced the man hours for the entire staff. THANK YOU Lorraine and Pete. 99 On-the-job Training for Future Office Employees Cooperative Office Education is offered to students who are interested in office occupations. Through this program students can gain knowledge and experience in on-the-job training. Some of the positions held by student trainees are: secretary, stenographer, bookkeeper, data processing clerk, bank teller, filing clerk, proof machine operator, mail clerk, switchboard operator, typist, clerk typist and general clerk. After graduation many of the students become full-time employees of the firms that helped train them. This year’s C.O.E. class had a calendar sale to raise money for the annual employee-employer breakfast. Below from left lo right: D. DuBarry, T. Pace. C. Galonska. D. White. |. Vaillancourt. J. Remus. L. Slrubeck, P. Huebscher, |. Briere. L. Hines and G. DeDreu. 100 Insight to Industry !Education and ('Vocationa[-£fnAu±tiia[ of fmzxica From left to rif}ht: Joe Raz .iano, A1 Lougheed, David Arienta. Robbie Thomas. Larry VanTuyl. Gina Maltice. Lori Nelson. Mr. Prentice. Terry Dalia, Carolyn Morici and Jane Adams. From left to •; ) : Tom Tanner. Bob Zaher. Larry Mulrooney. Bob Crocetti. Dave Carter. Rich Giordano. Ed Bohon. John Rolph. Brian Taylor. Rich Huffs-tatler. Frank Zabriski. Butch Ferguson and John Smitka. 101 Special Training Approximately 50 students leave BHS to attend Morris County Vo-Tech in Denville. Students learn skills otherwise unavailable in most county high schools. These include: Cosmetology, heating and air conditioning. culinary arts, welding, child care, drafting, commercial art, and mason, auto body, electrician and carpenter skills. Our staff photographer, Peter Esposito, recorded many of our students in action at their trade at Vo-Tech. Andrae Monroe Randy Farley Linda Korman Angel Csaszar Darin Becker Willie Cherry Boh Riley Brian Cahill 103 First Year Disappointment for Coach Stack The 1979 Varsity Football team finished its season with a record of 0-9. Despite a losing season, the team made great progress towards a winning football program at Boonton High. Under the direction of first year head coach John Stack, a new attitude towards football was established among the players and in the town. With coach Stack's help and the players dedication to him, there is great hope for the future. Under the leadership of senior captains, Frank DeLuca and George Bog-nar, the offensive team consisted of tackles: Guenter Schlottman and Angelo Cianci; guards: Sal Argento and Chris DeGeorge, ends: John Bonsiewich and Gerald Pinney, running backs: Mike O’Rourke, Ed Dock, Scott McCracken and Gary Hanke. Sophomore quarterback, Eric Wekilsky, is a hopeful brightspot for the future. The defense will be another big plus for the future. Tackles: Mark Drugac and Jim McHugh, Guards: Rich Kufta, Dan Beltran and Tony Lasalandra, Linebackers: A1 Dicarlo and John Giar-dina, will all be back next year. The rest of the defense was filled out by seniors, John Bonsiewich, George Bognar, Greg Pinney and Frank DeLuca. The defense was led by senior linemen Rocco DeFelippis and Nick Pellechia at the tackle slots and Mike Stitt at guard. Hopeful players for next year are Bob Moschella, Paul Allieri, and John Koval. The team’s outlook for next year is strong and they are hoping for an improved season. Eric Wekilsky (44) leads the Coach Stack Sal Argento (63) and Rich Belluardo (85) show approval on Boonton score against West Morris. 106 107 Onopa Guides JVs to Three Wins The junior varsity football team, under the direction of coaches Christie, Bellini and Wiess, had a fairly good season this year. Their final season record was 3-5-1. The team, lead by quarterback Karl Onopa. came away with wins against Hanover Park (21-0), Mountain (13-8) and West Morris (13-8). Their final game of the season ended in a 6-6 tie with annual rival Parsip-pany. The leading rusher for the JV squad this season was John Giordina. Quarterback Carl Onopa (ABOVE) John Giordina (LEFT) Gerry Pinney (ABOVE) 109 Girls Retain County Title The gymnastics team, under the leadership of captains Sheri Speling, Nina Kurtz and Tracy Banks, had another fantastic season this year. Their final record was 14-1. During the season, senior Speling broke school records ten times. She now holds the records for bars, beam, floor and all around with 9.0.8.55, 8.9 and 34.2. Freshman Leigh Anne Obenhuber broke records several times and currently holds the record for vaulting with an 8.8 Underclassmen contributed greatly to the success of this year's season. The varsity squad consisted of juniors: Diane Paul. Anne Petonak. Barbara Spender. Gail Spies. Patty Yelpo; sophomores: Patty Boland and Connie Ward, and freshman: Leigh Ann Obenhuber. High points of the season were: the Iron-Hills Conference Championship, the second consecutive County title, the second place finish in the North lersey Meet and the eighth place finish in state-wide competition. Individual recognition was given to Sheri Speling and Leigh Anne Obenhuber for their outstanding season's performance by being named to the Citizen's Area Gymnastics Dream Team. The girls are looking forward to next season with eight varsity competitors returning. Nina Kurtz Traci Banks 110 Venturini Named to Citizen’s Area Dream Team Only four experienced runners returned for the 1979 season, however, the Boonton harriers recorded their best season in twelve years. Team captain Pete Venturini and newcomer Chris Chappell were the one two punch of the team. Veterans Wilson Garcia, Roy Porter and Bob McDonald battled first year men Jack O’Shea and Sam Yukna for the top five spot. Each man scored for the Bombers during the season. Garcia was the biggest surprise of the season being the third Boonton finisher in five different races. After dropping the first two meets to Hanover Park and Randolph the team battled back to beat W. O. Mountain and Mt. Olive. Again losses to Morris Hills and Whippany Park dropped the squad to 2-4. A second time the Bombers bounced back to even the season at 4-4 with wins over Montville and West Morris in extremely close contests with identical 27-29 scores. The season ended as it began with two losses, this time to Parsippany and Dover. Individually, Pete Venturini and Chris Chappell finished in the top ten at the Dover Invitational Meet to gain achievement trophies for their efforts. Pete was also selected to the CITIZEN Cross Country Dream Team for the county. The girls’ squad had difficulties right from the start. Only three experienced runners returned. The remainder of the team was comprised of untried freshmen. Senior Joan Donohue was consistently the first to cross the finish line for the team. Marie McMillan was the number two Boonton girl. Freshman Amy Erny showed tremendous improvement as the season progressed moving up to the third spot. Senior Karen Hey, frosh Sheryl Loos and Elizabeth Petersen also shared in the top five scoring positions over the season. At the Dover Invitational, Amy finished ninth in the frosh race to earn a medal. The girls finished the season with a 0-8 record — the poorest record since the team started. Venturini first in Dover dual to no avail. Seated: K. Hey. R. Porter, J. Donohue. S. Loos. A. Erny. C. Chappell and P. Venturini. Standing: M. McMillan. H. Martinez. K. Jones. S. Yukna. J. O’Shea. B. McDonald. W. Garcia and E. Petersen. 112 Roy Porter leads Boonton Pack in Dual meet with Dover 113 The soccer team improved greatly this year, having their best season in the past six years. The team, led by team captains Peter Raubenheimer and Ken Post, was well balanced in both offensive and defensive play. High points of the season included victories over this year’s conference champion, Hanover Park and last year’s champs. Randolph. The most exciting game of the season was against W. O. Mountain, when Ferdie Manlengit successfully scored the winning goal with one minute remaining in the overtime period. This year’s leading scorer was John Castellana with eight goals. The boys’ final record this season was 7-7-5. John Castellana Gary Montalbano 114 Best Season Ever for Boonton Soccer Girls Begin to Roll The field hockey team lived up to all expectations by showing great improvement this year. In the fourth game of the season the Bomberettes dominated the field and soundly defeated Hanover Park. That proved to be the turning point of the season. The next three meetings with Morris Hills. West Morris and Ml. Olive produced tie games. The girls then topped their season off with a 1-0 win over Parsippany Hills. Standouts for the season weren’t hard to find. The indispensable player was sophomore Sue Custer, who provided us with both excellent defense as well as scoring three goals. Another sophomore standout was Donna Reeves. Her hard work and offensive leadership accounted for her three goals. Senior co-captain Shari Sperandio was also credited with scoring three goals. The goalie position was filled by co-captain Lynn Wahler who had a remarkable year with 58 saves and only 15 goals scored against her. After an injury sidelined Lynn, sophomore Beth Eggert filled in for the last two games and came away with eight saves. The outstanding defensive line, consisting of Theresa Eoga. ludy Jones and Michelle Castellana. proved to be strong in any situation. Rotating in and out in the half back Kneeling: J. Venlrice. M. Castellana. K. Roon, J. Sherman. K. Johnson. Z. Ahmedi. A. Zadel. T. Eoga. R. Custer and K. Gallant. Standing: Coach Malayter, C. Bouchard. K. Kat .grau. S. Custer. W. Raubenheimer. S. Sperandio. L. Wahler. C. Bognar. D. Reeves. B. Eggert and D. White. Missing from Photo: A. Blain. E. Terhune and A. Bonanni. 116 — positions were: sophomores Zerha Ahmedi, Kathy Katzgrau, Claude Bouchard, Sue Custer and Kathy Gallant. Forward line standouts were: juniors Janet Ventrice and Roberta Custer and sophomore Kim Roon. The girls' final record was 2-6-3 which proved that a winning attitude can be established. 117 Donna Sabitano. Jane Adams and Anne Pfreundschuh Donna Sabitano Mrs. Lindsay Anne Pfreundschuh Jane Adams 118 Amy Dayton Line Bouchard Sue Hinchman Adams Awarded Four Year Letter Plaque The girls 1979 Tennis team had one of their best seasons in the past few years. The girls continued to do their best in singles and doubles matches. Captain (ane Adams, a four year letter winner, played with determination in singles. Amy Dayton, a second singles player and Sue Hinchman, third singles player both played with continuous effort. Wendy Grisee and Donna Saba-tino were 7-4 as the first doubles team. Anne Pfreundschuh and Cindy O’Sullivan with a record of 9-5 played second doubles. Other letter winners this year were juniors: Line Bouchard, Laura Siegfried, and Jennifer Xenitellis; sophomores: Andrea Pfreundschuh, Karen Scerbo. Sue Cetty, and Liz Heff. The team’s final record was 6-6. Wendy Grisee 119 Girls Continue Winning Ways The 1980 Girls' Basketball Team completed another fantastic season with a record of 18-3 (at press time) which included a second place finish in the Iron-Hills Conference. The Bombers were led in rebounding and scoring by junior co-captain Sue Hinchman. The ball handling and assists of senior co-captain Debbie Giordano, the consistant defense by senior Colleen Reynolds and the high scoring and frequent steals of sophomore Debbie Voelkner made each game an exciting exhibition. Others who shared in the playing time were seniors: Lynn Fitzgerald, Cathleen Reynolds and Joan Donohue and juniors Annette Greshko and Debbie Carey. Sophomores to break into the line-up were Donna Reeves and Sue Custer. Linda Rebyak was pleased with her first year results as head coach of the varsity squad. The Bombers were engaged in the NJSIAA Tournament at press time, winning their first game against Jefferson Township. 120 Donna Reeves Debbie Voelkner (20) and Debbie Giordano on right Debbie Giordano (with ball). Lynn Fitzgerald (13) Coach Rebyak Donna Reeves (ABOVE) The J.V. Girl's Basketball team, led by Beth Nordquist and Kathy Gallant, showed tremendous desire and effort throughout the season. Although the girls only came up with a 7-12 record, they never gave up in any game. Highlights of the season included a 50-25 win in the final against Mountain. The Bom-berettes outscored their opponents 32 to 8 in the 2nd half. High scorers include: Beth Nordquist (121), Kathy Gallant (95), and Donna Reeves (94). Young Bombers 122 The JV squad wound up their campaign with a 10-11 record, piloted by Coach Don Schlenger. On the season, several outstanding leaders emerged: Steve Schinol led the scoring and rebounding stats, Steve Nicholson held high shooting per centage and Eric Wekilsky had the best foul shooting record. The outstanding event of the season was a twenty foot gamer by Eric at the buzzer against Hanover Park. The frosh, led by Mike Nowasiat and Tim Stickle ended their season with a record of 7-13. The rebounding of Larry Sauchelli and John Feaster and the defense and playmaking of Frank Bevaqua, Mike Gentile and Stephen Ough helped the young Bombers. The team relied heavily on its bench strength of Jim Macken, Mike King and Frank Huffs-tuttler. 123 The 1979-1980 Boys Basketball team, under the helm of first year head coach Jim Elko, ended their season with an 11-12 overall record and a 7-7 Conference record. Newcomer Mike Sodini was high scorer with 452 points, averaging 21 points a game. Senior Joe Leva was second with a total 241 points — 10 points per game. Returning senior letterman Kyle Gunderson averaged 8 points a game and tallied 168 points. Sophomore Doug Wittner, in a super debut, scored 165 points and also averaged 8 points per game. Leva dominated the assists with 94. followed by Sodini with 73 and Jim Palazzo with 60. The high point of the season was a victory over Group IV school Morris Knolls. Other senior varsity players were Ken Post and Vinnie DeFilippo. (Vin-nie returned to the line-up mid season after recovering from a broken wrist.) Underclassmen included juniors Ferdie Manlangit, John Jackson and Steve Nicholson and sophomore Eric Welilsky. 124 Sodini Honored by Press 125 Kyle Gunderson (ABOVE) Jim Palazzo (BELOW) D°Ug Wi ner (ABOVE) Senior transfer Jim Wallenburg strengthens Boonton's lineup. The team has progressed to a high level of wrestling this season. Of the two tournaments the grapplers entered, they finished 4th in the Lakeland Tourney and 3rd in the Parsippany Christmas Classic. This was a considerably better showing than in previous years. With 95% of the team being underclassmen, the season’s record was 6-9. Coach Zavala is very optimistic about the future. He also expects to end the jinx of Boonton Wrestling tradition. The bright spots of the team were Ron Bonanni (17-2) and Mike Buckingham (13-8) (Most Improved). Newly acquired transfer Jim Wallenburg (from Montville) has done an outstanding job finishing the season 12-0, 7-0 while here at Boonton 101 — Ron Bonanni 108 — Scott Auman 115— [oe DiBonaventura Tisiano DiBonaventura 122 — Craig Calder-Captain 129 — Vince Bacchetta 135 — Jim Wallenburg — Mike Corrao 141 — Jim Reed — Bob Crocetti 148 — Todd Rebele 158— Mike Homeijer 170 — Mike Buckingham 188 — Brian Zaph Hvy — Steve Petrowski Mike Buckingham (ABOVE) Joe DiBonaventura (BELOW) Coach Zavala (BELOW) 126 Future Promising for Boonton Matmen Vincent Bachetta Craig Calder Jim Reed (ABOVE) Ron Bonanni (BELOW) Mike Homeijer (ABOVE) Steven Petrowski (BELOW) Scott Aumann (ABOVE) Bill Watson (BELOW) 127 Teamwork Sparks Bombers Spirited play and determination marked the '79 Lacrosse team as one of the best. The team played tough, hard-nosed ball, winning eleven of fifteen games. The team scored 129 goals and had 59 assists. This amount of assists is indicative of the teamwork which developed. The team had four leading scorers: Jerry Jacob (26 16), Joe Hogh (24 9), Kevin Oxley (26 4) and Greg Melen-kevitz (8 20). Each one had an outstanding season and added balance to the offense. Joe Zanone, Mai Rin-glieb, Tim Doherty, Joe Makfinsky and 128 Doug Melenkevitz all contributed to the offense and each one was an integral part of the team. Joe Hogh and Joe Zanone did a brilliant job on face-off, controlling the ball on over 75% of chances. The defense was superior all season. Stick work and ball control which developed made this defense one of the best in BHS history. CJ Ringlieb, Matt Beltran, Frank DeLuca and Bill Harbeson formed a unit which allowed fewer than five goals per game. The ability to clear the ball was one of the finer points of the unit. Frank DeLuca drew the toughest opponent in each game and allowed only three goals and two assists in fifteen games. The goal tending was shared by Senior Joe DiGiacopo and junior Peter Raubenheimer. Both had good years and each did a fine job in goal. They and the defense combined to hold the opponents to 70 goals in fifteen games. The Co-captains, Joe Hogh and Jerry Jacob, were exceptional players on a fine team and they were exceptional team leaders. They led, by example, on and off the field and have set a pattern for future captains. 129 130 131 The golf team finished its season on an upward note by winning six of its last nine matches for a season’s log of 6-11. The six conference wins put Boonton at a .500 in the Iron Hills Conference Hills Division and a tie for fourth with Hanover Park. The vast improvement was led by Senior Captain Nick DiAntono who finished as the winner of the Iron Hills Conference Meet, as well as fifteenth in the regional competition. Low round of the year was a 37 by Ron Snider. The home course was the Rocka-way River Country Club in Denville, The team was coached by Mr. Bruce Smith. (Stroke; averages listed with photos) 132 Boys’ Tennis The 1979 Tennis season was a long one. The team had nineteen matches scheduled and was able to come up with only two victories. The boys worked hard but somehow the team never lived up to its potential although the team improved greatly Bruce Lemley Steven Dews (LEFT) and Joe Westenberger during the course of the season. Even in the midst of a very disappointing season, the players were able to keep their perspective and their temper, and never let down on their attitude to try their best. Mr. Robert Donnelly coached the squad. Mark Laurenzi 133 Victor Pranko Jeff jacobus Pete Venturini Eddie Edwards The 1979 Boonton Bomber Baseball team proved to be one of the finest teams to play for Boonton High in many years. Their record, 8 wins and 8 losses, is a deceptive barometer of the team's talent. Of the 8 losses, 5 were by one run and two were by two runs. The season was a frustrating one. The Bombers lost in the Morris County Tournament to Pequannock 1-0 and to Caldwell in the second round of the state tournament by the same 1-0 score. Despite these losses, the team handled themselves with dignity, never failing to get ready for the next game. The team, under the direction of Coach Williams, was headed by team captain Ed Bentley. Bob Plucinsky was voted Most Valuable Player and Most Improved Player was Ed Bentley. Bob Steinhauser (RIGHT) 134 Plucinsky Named MVP Team Posts 8-8 Record John Wach Steve Turpin Jimmy Palazzo Gary Cecere (ABOVE) Bob Plucinsky Coach Williams, Brent Patterson. Steve Turpin and Steve Gobish (LEFT) 135 Rideout, Patterson Spirited Performers The 1979 Track season began with the largest turnout of boys. By the competitive season, only the dedicated remained. The boys had a hard time getting started, losing their first 6 meets but finishing by winning their last two by identical 68-63 scores. A pleasant surprise was the turnout of three outstanding Seniors: Brian Patterson, Charles Rideout and Robert Sweisberger. Each contributed greatly in talent and spirit to the victories. Outstanding performances by underclassmen Roy Porter (5th) and Chris Chappell (4th), in the County Freshman-Sophomore 2 mile runs, the freshman shot relay team of Bill Krok, Doug Wittner and Mark Buckingham (3rd), frosh George Bernhard's first place in the long jump in the Livingston meet, and Ken Jones’ scoring in the High and Intermediate Hurdles. Top junior performers were Tom Bundz (shot and javelin), Greg Pinney and Mike Bentley in the pole vault. lumper: Mike Bentley Sprinter Jumper: Sheri Speling (RIGHT) 136 Distance Runner: Chris Chappell 138 Hurdlers: Jerry Langlois and Norbert Schindler Seven Records Set • Krawiec Hudson Capture State Titles Distance Record Holders: Mimi McMillan and Maryann Kelly The girls' track program, in its second varsity season, boasted a 5-3 record. The team placed third in the Iron-Hills Conference relays, fourth in the Conference Championship and Overall rated ninth in Morris County. Many new faces helped make this a respectable team effort. There were 23 girls who earned varsity letters this season, up from nine last year. Karen Hey was the 1979 Conference Hurdle Champion and Karen Krawiec the 1979 Morris County High Jump Champion. The relay team of Krawiec and Sheri Speling set the Conference High Jump Record of 9'8 . In the New Jersey North II Group II Sectional Meet, Karen Krawiec and Angela Hudson amassed a total of 22 points. Karen won the high jump and the long jump for 12 points and Angie won the discus and placed second by VS in the shot put for 10 points. The 22 points was enough to place Boonton fourth among 25 participating schools. In the NJSIAA North Jersey Sectionals at Jackson, N. J., Angela Hudson outdistanced all Group II competitors in the discus to gain her state title while Karen Krawiec’s long jump of 18'4V4 was enough to capture her gold medal. The following records were established: Long Jump — Karen Krawiec — 18'4V4 Discus — Angela Hudson — 12CT3 Shot — Angela Hudson — 36'IT' 110 yd. Hurdles — Karen Hey —16.3 Mile— Mary Ann Kelly — 6:00.0 Mile Relay: Karen Hey, Kami Kro-both, Lynn Fitzgerald. Eileen Lozi-nak —4:28.7 Two Mile — Marie McMillan — 13:15.9 139 Junior Class Officers: Debbie Wittner — Secretary, Vincent Bacchetta — President. Debbie Carey — Treasurer, and Darryl Houston — Vice-President. Darcy Chesnut (BELOW) The class of ‘81 began the year with a record breaking magazine drive; $5500. profit. Eat your hearts out... SENIORS! Other activities included a car wash. Movie Night, the Junior Senior St. Pal’s dance and the junior Prom held at Perona Farms in May. 142 C. Abbood E. Albig J. Allen D. Allieri C. Amar M. Anticoli D. Aquilio S. Argento L. Aughenbaugh V. Bacchetta C. Banks S. Baum |. Bechtel C. Bchnke K. Beiermeister D. Black G. Blanck M. Boland D. Bona R. Bonanni L. Bouchard P. Brinkerhoff B. Brown C. Burghoffer 43 144 D. Burka B. Burke A. Cabana B. Cahill C. Calder D. Carey D. Cartegena D. Carter B. Cassidy C. Castellana C. Cetrangolo H. Chan Sal Argento C. Chappell W. Cherry D. Chesnut D. Chesnut A. Cianci D. Codd K. Coe D. Conditi F. Conner T. Cox B. Cross W. Cuesto Mike Norton, Willie Cherry and Uvan Cartegena C. Currie R. Custer A. Darrow A. Dayton J. Felippis C. Degeorge S. DePalo J. DiBello J. DiBonaventura A. DiCarlo J. DiEllo R. Diese M. Dillon D. Dixon C. Dodge E. Donald C. Donalds W. Donka F. Donofrio M. Drugac N. Duhaney 145 M. Dvvorak B. Eberhard R. Evans T. Evans M. Famelio V. Ferrarelli S. Ferraro H. Fisher S. Flatt D. Florance M. Flormann J. Forsyth P. Franchi J. Gallagher C. Galonska Antonette Riley O. Garcia W. Garcia J. Geiger L. Geirge K. Gerds A. Hinder A. Giordano A. Greshko S. Grisee M. Guist C. Hackett H. Mansur S. Hamilton R. Healy E. Heffner 146 L. Heissenbuttel D. Hercek E. Heyrich S. Hinchman B. Hoffman J. Holler B. Hollinghurst C. Hopkins P. Hopkins D. Houston A. Hudson H. Hynes S. Ivos B. Jackson J. Jaenchen M. Kaiser Bryan Zaph (ABOVE) Debbie Konight and Miki Wilde (BELOW) 148 A. Kee K. Kelly R. Kelly D. Kennedy R. Kenneweg S. Klotz N. Knoll R. Kufta C. Lamb D. Lamothe R. Lang T. Lange ). Langlois K. Lau L. Coley P. Licciardi D. Loiacono J. Lonergan A.Lougheed E. Mai |. Malayter F. Manlangit I. Marhefka G. Mattiace C. Maurer L. McAbee S. McCracken J. McHugh S. McKinley D. Mihal C. Miller M. Monson L Monteleone N. Moreno B. Moschella M. Nadel L. Nelson S. Nicholson M. Norton J. Nowoswiat J. Occhipinti P. Off! R. O’Grady K. Olson K. Opp 149 S. Orellano K. Osborne K. Osbun C. O’Sullivan M. Otte B. Ough P. Parcells Y. Parhat K. Parisi P. Patel D. Paul S. Peszyneski A. Petonak S. Petry D. Pickett M. Polk A. Prehlik C. Prendergast D. Pyontek I. Ralph G. Raziano B. Rebele J. Rensing A. Riley R. Riley R. Ritchie T. Rivera B. Roepc A. Saharyan M. Salzillo L. Sandford L. Scardilli N. Schindler G. Schlottmann D. Schoen M. Schwartz N. Sica L. Siegfried P. Smith W. Snider Maureen Boland (ABOVE) 150 Sue Hamilton (BELOW) Norbert Schindler. Ramsey Yunan (ABOVE) T. Sorenson R. Spencer B. Spender G. Spies C. Stager T. Stanlick N. Stewart K. Stelec D. Strum T. Sullivan D. Sweet T. Tasker P. Terpstra J. Thomas R. Thomas C. Thompson 151 Chris Chappell (ABOVE) D. Ur J. Vaillancourt J. Van Duyne J. Van Houten L. Van Tuyl J. Ventrice M. Venlurini D. Vermont R. Villoresi R. Wahler C. Wallin C. Walsh T. Walsh L. Weltner J. Westenberger K. Westenberger M. Wilde L. Willett S. Williams D. Wittner J. Xenitelis P. Yelpo S. Yukna R.Yunan M. Zaher P. Zanone B. Zapf M. Zeidel 152 Jeff Parsons Sophomore Class Officers: Roy Porter — Secretary. Patty Doyle — President. Kathy Rafferty — Vice-president and Suzanne Olson — Treasurer. T. Abato P. Acker T. Ackerman Z. Ahmcdi T. Allen P. Allieri G. Amar D. Amodei S. Aumann S. Aumick E. Austin B. Bankos K. Barclay K.Bednar R. Beger M. Biermeister Rhea Zelinski 154 M. Bellini M. Beltran M. Bensh A. Blain C. Bognar A. Bohon P. Boland R. Bonhard D. Borzellino K. Boston C. Bouchard B. Brantner M. Buckingham E. Gundersen J. Buttafuoco A. By ram S. Canning C. Capper F. Casale L. Castellana M. Castellana S. Cetti D. Charney I. Chloros K. Chomko P. Chung D. Citti C. Cojelsvik I. Coleman S. Collins E. Connerton M. Corrao 155 Mary Montana Lisa Castellana F. Coutinko B. Craig L. Creatura D. Corsier R. Currie S. Custer R. Dato C. David R. DeGraw J. Dehnert |. Del Russo W. DePree S. Dews T. DiBonaventura M. Diese D. DiGiuseppe M. Dillon M. Dobbins A. Dock P. Doyle D. Ebeling C. Edge B- Eggert M. Erny D. Escue M. Esposito ). Fila S. Fischer K. Forte D. Franceschini C. Froumy C. Gabriel |. Gagne K. Gallant V. Gallucci J. Galluzzi I. Galonska P. Garland V. Georgiadis D. Georgianna 156 Mike Pappas. Dawn Kaiser. Mike Dillon. Claire Turkington and Laura Casper K. Giganti f. Good T. Graham L Guariniello M. Hackett C. Haddad G. Haddad G. Hanke B. Harrison M. Healy C. Heff J. Herbek P. Herbert M. Hercek M. Homeijer A. Hood Kim Johnsen (LEFT) 157 L. Hoppe L. Horvath B. Huebschcr L. Iberer G. Jennings D. Johnson J. Johnson K. Johnson K. Jones J. Kaisen D. Kaiser P. Kapusta K. Katzgrau D. Keastead D. Kelly D. Kelly 158 JoAnn Ross (ABOVE) Charlene Haddad (BELOW) S. Kenneweg K. Kenny C. Keri T. Kerik S. Kerlin K. Kerr K. Kimmel C. Klingerer L. Koenig D. Konight I). Korkes J. Koval K. Kroboth R. Krok F. Kufta Greg Jennings (ABOVE) Matt Erny (BELOW) 159 M. Kufta T. Lahr K. Larkin T. Lasalandra ]. Lau K. Lawrence M. Lazar B. Lee C. Lenoir D. Levin D. Lewis K. List B. Ludwig R. MacDonald T. Madine D. Marcello Suzanne Scott (RIGHT) 160 B. Martin D. Matthews C. McGowan Michele Diesc (BELOW) Jordana Darrow. Kathy Rafferty and Keyth Kroboth Steve Thompson (BELOW) M. McGuinness S. McKlin R. McLang j. Melenkevitz J. Meola M. Miele T. Mol .an M. Montano N. Morasco 161 162 K. Mueller S. Mueller L. Mulrooney J. Mura K. Murray L. Napolitano D. Nappi L. Newbury M. Niblick S. Niven K. Nolle J. Ofsonka RussTirpak and Fred Kufla (ABOVE) Philip Chung (LEFT) S. Olson C. Onopa P. Osbahr D. O’Shea V. Otte E. Palazzo J. Parsons L. Patel B. Patterson J. Paul A. Pfreundschuh L. Picciano D. Pickett D. Pickett G. Pinney L. Portella 163 Mickey Hercek (LEFT) Mike Buckingham (ABOVE) R. Porter K. Rafferty B. Redd T. Reder D. Reeves D. Renza S. Reynolds S. Rivera J. Robertiello I. Rockis M. Rockwell B. Rondroski K. Roon J. Ross K. Rowe J. Ruetber ). Sabina R. Sanders 164 R. Rizzo and Jeff Good (ABOVE) S. Scarafile K. Scerbo L. Schneider R. Schwartz J. Schweer S. Scott J. Sherman L. Shipps M. Sivert S. Snell H. Smith K. Smith W. Stefanovich C. Strong M. Tamburri 165 Debbie Lewis (ABOVE) D. Taylor A. Terhune G. Thoner K. Tims C. Turkington A. Ulinski B. VanDunk D. VanKoppen C. VanLenten D. VanNess J. Venlurini C. VerHoeve T. Vnencak D. Voelkner L. Waldron C. Walz C. Ward S. Waltley T. Waytowich E. Wekilsky C. White J. Whritenour S. Willis D. Winter D. Wisner D. Wittner G. Yasson J. Yuroychak T. Zaher R. Zalcwski A. Zeidel R. Zelinski 166 This year’s freshman class launched a fall candy sale which brought in $1600. Plans included a Valentine’s Day Dance and a T-Shirt Sale. Freshman Class Officers: Sue Lowenstein. Secretary; Stephen Ough, President; Mike Nowo-swiat. Vice-President; and Barbara Lyman. Treasurer. C. Ackerman L. Adamo T. Alsdorp S. Alliem I. Amar T. Anthony R. Anticoli S. Archer R. Arvidson J. Beebe M. Cucazeilo B. Banks K. Beers B. Benitez F. Bevacqua ). Bilza P. Bilza L. Blomberg H. Bjornson A. Bonanni R. Bosland R. Bracken L. Callahan L. Cannizzaro W. Cardagina L. Casper J. Castellana L. Cho L. Costabile J. Cross L. Daimanis D. Durkin H. Degraw K. Delia F. Demore 167 A. DePalo B. DiCairano R. DiLuzio L. Dondero J. Donohue S. Drew L. DuBois T. Duca P. Duhaney J. Embley D. Edelhauser A. Emy T. Esposito B. Fatovic J. Forsyth R. Frost Rene Koeppel Rhonda VanRiper (ABOVE) R. Gagne R. Gallant P. Gathagan W. Gaw D. Gentile J. Gentile P. Glennon Z. Goworek K. Grimes Cheryl Johnson. Bianca Benitez. Chris Westenberger. Laura Russo and Nancy Shipps (BELOW) 169 T. Hahi S. Hammel N. Harbeson J. Herman R. Herring T. Hoos R. Hubner N. Huebscher F. Huffstutler M. Jackson G. Janick A. laspuch R. Jenkins C. Johnson Hadrian Alegarbes (ABOVE) S. Jorgensen J. Juliano M. Kane R. Koeppel G. Kovulcik K. Kuras D. Lang M. Landolfi B. Latshaw A. Lau D. Levin C. Licciardi S. List C. Loos 170 Ray DiLuzio (BELOW) Angela Bonnani, Debbie Rivera and Mrs. Kanischak (ABOVE) L. Lisa S. Lorenzett S. Lowenstein K. Ludwig B. Lyman C. Mabey J. Mackin C. Mahoney R. Mancini S. Maneely B. Manicone R. McCallum 171 Bobbie Banks (RIGHT) Tommy Marsteller and Frank Huffstutler D. Marsac T. Marsteller H. Martinez S. Mathur D. Matthews R. Maurer K. McCaffery L. McKinley C. McMillan M. Megaro L. Michalowicz S. Minster M. Carey 1. Mulvey L. Murtha L. Nappi B. Nordquist L. Norton M. Nowoswiat L. Obenhuber 172 L. Olson S. Onopa K. O'Reilly C. Orlando L O’Sullivan S. Ough T. Pace J. Pappas J. Parcells E. Parkin V. Pellechia E. Petersen F. Peterson J. Petonak B. Pickett S. Pizar V. J. Petel (ABOVE) Lori Ann Lisa (BELOW) 173 W. Prchlik R. Prendergast J. Price L. Purcaro D. Pyles ). Radel T. Ratigan W. Raubenheimer S. Reder V. Ridings D. Rivera A. Rockis II Rogalski S. Rosenfeld D. Russel! L. Russo V. Sabina L. Sauchelli M. Scalley Valerie Taylor, Susan Stickle and Elisa DePalo (BELOW) Frank Hofstetler (ABOVE) 174 R. Scardilli S. Schoen H. Schrader D. Schwartz V. Shanoian B. Shaw E. Shiflett N. Shipps H. Sica W. Slater D. Smith G. Smitka P. Soffel J. Soto G. Sperling S. Spinosa R. Stager C. Stamelos D. Stark P. Stevens T. Stickel S. Stickle M. Stoddard L. Strina A. Sweerus L. Sweisberger V. Taylor B. Theriault G. VanLangen D. VanLenten R. VanRiper J. Venito 175 F. Venturini R. Veters I. Vnenchak D. Wainwright A. Walcutt T. Walters A. Ward M. Ward D. Wardamasky L. Weitzman E. Weltner K. Westenberger D. White R. White P. Wiener D. Worts Leigh Anne Obenhuber (BELOW) John Feaster (ABOVE) 176 L. Whitson L. Wieland B. Williams J. Williamson M. Wise K. Wnorowski J. Yukna P. Yukna J. Yunan B. Zabel K. Zabel L. Zalewski T. Zammit D. Zsarko 177 Administrative Staff Mrs. Elizabeth Edelhauser Secretary Miss Dena Bonanni Secretary Faculties across the country are pretty much the same in the subjects they teach and the methods in which they instruct. What makes each staff unique is their individual interests. The Boonton staff is comprised of over 100 individuals including administration, guidance, faculty, secretaries, maintenance and kitchen personnel. These staff members were questioned. not on their class loads or subjects taught, but rather their free time activities. The responses from those who replied, may surprise you. Did you know that Mr. Gardner IS a gardener (he grows most of his own food) and raises chickens, as does Mr. Garbarini. Mrs. Garibaldi also enjoys dabbling in her rock garden. 180 Mr. David DuPre Guidance Guidance Mr. Roland Vitalctti Vicc-Principal Guidance Director I Miss Marcia Booth Guidance Mrs. Janet Bentley Secretary Mrs. Jean Caragine Secretary Miss Carmela Lanza Guidance Mrs. Olga Mitchko Guidance (Could it be the “G”?) Mr. Cunningham recently built his own log home in Rockaway Township. Mr. Donnelly enjoys wood working also, but on a smaller scale — furniture making. Mr. Dewar, Mr. Lisovsky and Mr. Trioanelli all enjoy hunting with old tyme black powder rifles. Mr. Moli-toris is Colonel Molitoris during the summer, activated in the U.S. Marines. Our diversified staff includes: an antique and jewelery dealer (Miss Epstein), a folk singer (Mr. Schlen-ger). an undercover security cop (?). two boat fanciers (Mr. Richley and Mr. Mercer), and a stamp collector (Mr. Korinda). Then there are the more physical types: X-country and downhill skiers (Mrs. Barnes. Mr. Berryman. Mrs. Kacur. Mr. Seugling. Mrs. Schindler. Sr. Cucchiara ...). a host of physical fitness nuts , mountain climbers, cyclists, and a number of bowlers, including Mr. Kane. As you can see. our faculty has a variety of interests. After all. even though most are over 30. they are human! 181 Mr. Thomas Adams Miss Dorothea Allen Mr. Stephen Christie Mrs. Carmela Badalamenti Mr. Walter Angilly Mrs. Margaret Christie Mr. Julio Castellanos Mrs. Elaine Bakalian Mrs. Margaret Campbell 182 Mr. A1 Bellini Mr. William Berryman Mrs. Violet Bird Mrs. Diane Dalton Mr. James Cacciabeve Mr. Nicholas D'Amato Mrs. Charlotte Barnes Mr. Carl Cucchiara Mr. Greg Cunningham Mr. Andrew Dabbakian 183 Mr. Robert Donnelly Mr. James Elko Mrs. Audrey Elovitz Mrs. Marilyn Epstein Mr. Clarence Dewar Mrs. Jean Herzo Mr. Gene Horton n S i Mrs. Susan Jones Mrs. Linda Kacur 1H4 Mr. Ronald Carbarini Mr. David Gardener Mrs. Carol Garibaldi Mrs. Patricia Mr. Andrew Korinda Mrs. Judy Kramer Kanischak Ms. Jane Ginder Ms. Susan Krouse Mr. William Hardy Mrs. Barbara Kucek 185 Mrs. Carol Kwicien •� Mr. Joe Molitoris Mr. Walter Lisovsky Mrs. Dorothy Lindsay Mr. Francis Newman Mr. Charles O’Neill Mr. Peter Lubrecht Mr. Richard Petrein Mrs. Patricia Picazio Mrs. Elizabeth Malayter 18ti Mrs. Francine Malkin Mr. Robert Mercer Mr. Alvin Plain Mr. T. Arthur Meryweather Mr. Lester Prentice Mr. Richard Miller Mrs. Luella Molinaro Mr. Richard Randazzo Mr. William Reichler 187 Mr. Paul Richley Mr. Richard Rizk Mrs. Joan Rosener Mrs. Dudy Schindler Mr. Donald Schlenger Mr. John Stack Mr. Robert Stahle Mrs. Constance Strucko Mr. Joseph Szabo Mr. Arlen Thomas 188 Mrs. Donna Schott Mr. Scott Slobodzian Mrs. Patricia White Mrs. Mary Jo Solomon Mrs. Esta Zwick Mr. Frank Valvano Mr. John Salsberg Carlo Giansanti, Joe Good. Ralph Troianelli Mrs. Janice Winans Mrs. Jacquelin Johnson Pictured from left to right: P. Conn. A. Sabatino. L. Polizzi. S. Reeves. 1. Aquina,). Gaudinz. M. DeLiloo. J. Gaudcnza. Not pictured: R. Dandrea. L. bcerbo. B. Vermont. K. Weatherbee. 190 BOONTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Chartered 1948 Inc. 1922 618 Main Street, Boonton The Forge of the Boonton Area ' Future Class of 1980-Congratulations on Your Achievements We Invite You All to Spend Your Lives in a Constructive, Progressive Way Within the American Free Enterprise System Officers .......................................The Carbone Corporation Vice-President: Nathaniel F. Bedford ...................................................Villoresi Buzak 2nd Vice-President: Herbert Goldenberg................................................................ Bill's Florist Treasurer: Terry Sutton.....................................................................Match II Fashions Executive Director: Alex J. Martancik One-Year Term Directors ... .Corigliano Motor Service ..............Discovery House ...................Dixon Bros. .......Philipp-Chevrolet-Olds .......Town Television Service .......Marcello's Sport Shop Green Acres Residential Care ... .Aircraft Radio Control .. Drew Chemical Corporation Two-Year Term Directors ...........Mackey Funeral Home .......Castellana Beauty Supplies .......Marotta Scientific Controls . .. Boonton Stationery Gift Shop Vreeland Travel lnsurance Agency ..................Scerbo Bros. Buick .. .Citizens First Nat'l. Bank of N.J. .......Charter Savings Loan Assn. Three-Year Term Directors William Kurinec.......................... K Cooling Heating Company James F. Carroll ......................................State Farm Insurance Thomas J. Friedman....................................................Attorney Elizabeth Chadwell.............................Del's Camera Art Supply Raymond Entrot...................................The Carbone Corporation Ann Alster..................................American National Bank Trust N. Eric Johanson.................................Johanson Dielectrics Inc.' Edwin S. Seabury, Jr................................... RFL Industries, Inc. Stephen J. Bolcar.......................................Aldermanic Liaison Dean Mackey .. Jack Castellana . Albert Demarest Klaus Lutter .... Dick Vreeland .. Vladimir Scerbo William Bonanni. Bertha Lucas . .. John Corigliano, Jr. Jeanne Marsden ... William Dixon..... Julius VanOverwalle Amy V. Palazzo_____ Robert Marcello .. George Kerr....... Richard Foster..... Gordon Haym........ Est. 1895 - -V., y iOOSTON r LLS President: rnn r P lr (201)263 6200 SAM ALU, D.M.D. LEONARD N. FRIEDMAN, D.M.D. Practice Limited to Orthodontics 362 Hawkins PI. Boonton, N.J. 07005 Lincoln Park Post No. 279, Inc. THE AMERICAN LEGION Lincoln Park, New Jersey 07035 334 4900 DeLuxe Catering ARCI'S BAKERY DELI Homemade Salads 235 Boonton Avenue Boonton, N.J. 07005 BAND BOX CLEANERS Richard Russo — Pres. 226 Myrtle Avenue Boonton, N.J. 07005 334-1244 Trucking Heavy Hauling DAN BARCLAY, INC. Dan Barclay Jr. (201)694-3001 Rigging Warehousing Export Packing 362 Main Street Lincoln Park BILL'S FLORIST Del's Village Boonton, New Jersey 07005 BELLA FLEUR 188 Main Street Lincoln Park, N.J. 07035 Congratulations to the Class of '80 BOONTON AUTO PARTS — 201 Myrtle Ave. — Boonton, N.J. 07005 1 ■'j JrV v- . 'r (201) 334 0760 Boonton CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 1 163 Maiif reet . Boonton, U.S.A. 07005 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 BOONTON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORP. 266 Mrytle Ave. A Boonton, N.J. 07005 Dick — Bruce — Eleanor — Richie — John — Frank — Doug — Robert — Dave BOONTON 1121 Main St. Boonton Byram Tws. Denville Dover Kinnelon Newton BOONTON HARDWARE CO 266 Myrtle Ave. Boonton, N.J. Dick — Bruce — Eleanor — Richie — John — Frank — Doug — Robert — Dave LIQUORS 600 Myrtle Ave. Boonton, N.J. 07005 (Next to Sbop Rite) BOONTON PHARMACY 600 Myrtle Avenue Boonton, New Jersey 334 4444 Best Wishes to the Class ot 1980 BOONTON STATIONERY Office, School and Art Supplies Best Wishes From BOONTON SUNOCO Compliments CARBONE LORRAINE INDUSTRIES Carbone, USA Carbone, Inc. Carbone Ferrei CHARTER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC I ATI O Randolph Twp. Rockaway Towaco Washington Wharton CITIZENS FIRST Pinebrook East — Pinebrook West — North Montville — Central Montville Lincoln Park — Boonton — Boonton Township CLEANSE-O-MATIC Professional Dry Cleaning Suede and Leather Garments Refinished Compliments ot Friends of the Editor 334-3299 Boonton Shopping Center ff - • § CORIGLIANO MOTOR SERVICE INC. Fanny and Intervale Roads Boonton, New Jersey 07005 334-3300 Photo Supplies Del's Village DEL'S CAMERA 335 8252 DIXON BROS. 1015 Main St. Boonton, N.J. 334 1000 DURA CARB INC. Specializing in Carbide Die Components ELCAM OFFICE SERVICES INC. Custom Framing Boonton, NJ 335 4766 Boonton 28 N. Beuerwyck Rd. Lake Hiawatha, N.J. GERALD J. DELANEY Realtors — Appraisers Office: 334 2053 Home: 335 0488 FISHER AUTO TRANSMISSION 227-3452 — HARMONY LIQUOR, INC. Wine — Liquors — Beer 141 Hawkins Place (Del's Village), Boonton, NJ HOME TOWN DAIRY ROBBINS ICE Fairfield, N.J. 334-1341 12 Station Rd. Lincoln Park, NJ 694-1979 KARIN'S KURTAINS Rockaway — Wayne — Dover — Bricktown Hackensack — Manahawkin — Toms River — Pleasantville _______________________________• Congratulations Class of 80 Dr. and Mrs. James Kromka LAKELAND GETTY SERVICENTER 1 10 Parsippany Blvd., Boonton A. S. Carlo, Prop. 263 9817 LEWIS CAREY, INC. gene T. Carey, President and Manager 312 West Main Street, Boonton Tony — Bob — Bill — Dan LINCOLN PARK INTERMEDIATE CARE CENTER 499 Pinebroolc Rd. Lincoln Park M M MOPEDS Main Street Boonton MARCELLOS SPORT SHOP 301 Main Street, Boonton 334-2155 Good Luck Class of 80 MARLENE'S MUSIC CENTER 710 Main St., Boonton Your Total Music Headquarters! ________-______________________- ulations to the Class of 80 J. P. McHUGH CO. 158 Wilson St., Boonton I MEADOWLANDS DATA SERVICES, INC. 10 Stuyvesant Ave. Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 Good Luck to the Classes of 80, 8 1, 82 and 83 935 7181 We Know What We Are But Know Not What We May Be As You Find Yourselves Know We Take Pride in You Elaine — Lorraine — Linda — and — Lawrence McAbee MR. NICHOLAS 263 5325 Extraordinary Haircutting tor Men and Women 104 Elcock Ave. Opp. Del's Village Boonton, N.J. 07005 263 8550 Compliments of RITA B. MURPHY AGENCY 237 West Main Street Boonton, New Jersey NATIONAL COMMUNITY BANK OF NEW JERSEY Airless Spray Brush — Roll Custom Desks Graphic Design THE PAINTING COMPANY Does It a Shade Better Interior — Exterior Residential — Commercial Dave — Ron Boonton, N.J. 334 1223 Congratulations Class of ’80 Prom it ' aua TOM JOHNSON’S PARK HOUSE f m w PHILIP CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE 1 Boonton, New Jersey 07005 PVO INTERNATIONAL INC. Chemical Specialties Division 416 Division Street Boonton, New Jersey • 07005 • 334-2900 RESERVOIR TAVERN INC. Pizzeria and Restaurant • Since 1936 Nick J. Riello Owner RIELLO'S AUTO BODY 233 Myrtle Ave. Boonton, N.J. 07005 704 Main St. Boonton, N.J. ROMA PIZZERIA 335-1614 196 600 Myrtle Ave. WE THREE RESTAURANT Boonton, N.J. 07005 WAYNE AUTO SUPPLY 9 Chapel Hill Road Lincoln Park, N.J. 694 8225 Sam Acquaviva Have a nice time A Friend OS A friend • General Paton A friend in Pompton Lakes Sue Alien loves Steve Nicholson All good wishes — The Brodericks Kloha Mr. and Mrs. Bakalian And now what? Arf! Arf! Gl Gi and Misty The Arvidson Family Aunt Ba boo, Uncle Sam and Mike Aunt Great B Baby says Good Luck Woof The baby and the babe CL Back to Mono Angelo and Lonny Badalamenti Mrs. Margaret Baluthey Barbara Barbara and Frank true love always B AS U R AS I M The Baumann Family CB DL.CLAJK.LS MG.CW MS, LS JP Frank B. I’ll always like you KB remember, we go together LC John Beam John and Helen Beck and family Beebe Family and Mrs. William Beebe __ John Beiano The Beleniettes B.E.L.G. at Knoll Golf Course Charlene Bender, Good Luck Be nice to bus drivers LS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bentley Be OK Mrs. Kacur Bernadine's Bridal Shop Peq. Berna's Nursery School — Clifton I TndLori Berson Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bertram ■ Best of Luck Best of Luck BHS Graduates Best of Luck Class of 80 Best of Luck Frank — Maribeth Best £ Luck to RPC of 1980 Best of Luck Mill and Tom Whelan Best Wishes Best Wishes 80 Best Wishes Class of '80 ECHOES BOOSTERS Best Wishes Class of '80 Best Wishes Class of 1980! Best Wishes Class of 1980 Best Wishes Class of 1980! Best Wishes — Stephen Amodei Best Wishes — Eileen Arnold Best Wishes Bob and Terry Bayer Best Wishes— Betty, Jack, and David Best Wishes the Blood Family Best Wi shes Boonton High Best Wishes Boonton High Best Wishes Boonton H.S. Best Wishes — Chris and John Best Luck Debra Lewis A. Masinda Best Wishes Donna Sab. Aunt Del Best WisherBob and Eileen Enquist Best Wishes Frank Best Wishes from Donna Best Wishes from Jackie Embley Best Wishes from Karen Kenny Best Wishes from Larry Embley Best Wishes for the future Best Wishes the Gabriel Family Best Wishes the Guistino's Best Wishes the Gyerra Family Best Wishes Stanley Harriott Best Wishes Herbert Hendershot Best Wishes Mrs. Herzo Best Wishes John and Paulette Best Wishes Mrs. K. Best Wishes Mr. Korinda Best Wishes the Levines Best Wishes the Lozupones Best Wishos Mandy and Ju-Ju Best Wishes the Mansur Family Best Wishes the Moellers Best Wishes Nicky, Jenny, John Best Wishes the Persico's Best Wishes the Rosenfelds Best Wishes Tony Joe Scerbo Best Wishes the Schiller Family Best Wishes Wayne E. Soelinger Best Wishes to all Love J.T. and F. Best Wishes to the graduating class of nineteen eighty from a good friend Lillian Benjamin Best Wishes Tricia Love, Tracy Best Wishes George Vorgurp Best Wishes Wilpat Enterprises Best Wishes Mrs. Zwick Better and Better Beware Frosh of '82 Ha!Ha!Ha!Ha! Bill's Arrangement Florist Peq. Bill Murray Auto Parts Annemarie Bisaccio Red Blake and Button too! Blue Bunny Bobbie is the love of my life Mr. and Mrs. George Bodnar and Son Nicole and Donna Bonanni Bonnie Jill Mr. and Mrs. Bono and children Boonton Hi is best Freda Lewis Boonton Varsity Soccer Team Marcia H. Booth Boroski Mrs. Juanita Borrelli Mr. and Mrs. Andre P. Bouchard The Bouroults Bozo the Clown Marcia Brady and Ralph live Anne J. Briarton Mr. and Mrs. J. Brinkerhoff Jr. Patti Ann Brinkerhoff '81 Brock Family sends Best Wishes Buenas Dias Sehor Cuch — Bobbie P. Barbara A. Busch, Class of 70 Robert C. Busch. Class of 73 Butch and Be Button '81 CYMRU AM BYTH Gwen Davies KC and PB forever from LA MC Thanks for all the friendship and love you've shared with me in these past years SK Dr. and Mrs. Cabana Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carabillo Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Casale and Family John Castellana and Laurie Casey Dawn Castiglia The Chammings Family Char and Dan the Man CL Nancy, Bill and Artie Charlton Chemistry can be fun! Chez Satriale Chris' Kitchen and family Mrs. Christie ’’Circus World — Florida Class of 78 is great Penny B. Class of '80 is best! Classes of I980's Lots of Luck Class of '82 We are the best! Class of 83 is I! Alright! Clinton Paving Co. 584 7507 Clowns Forever!!! Dee and Bob The Coffee Shop, Denville Sonya Comstock Congratulations Beth Nan and Gramps Congratulations Class of 1980 Congratulations Class of 1980 Congratulations Class of 1980 Congratulations Class of 1980 Congratulations Class of '80 Congratulations Class of '80 Congratulations Class of '80 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from Anna Giansanto and the Beauty Boutique Congratulations to the Class of nineteen eighty from a friend Anne Healy Congratulations! Class of 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marko Congratulations from Brian C. Congratulations The Dixons Congratulations— N Kruma X Congratulations Mrs. C. Matteson Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Seely Congratulations Seniors! Congratulations to all the graduating Boonton Band members Continued successors. Kurtz Corner Liquor Store Peq. N.J. Joyce and Dave Corry Good Luck 82 Donald Costic Crawford's Florist — Tuckerton, NJ Cricket we love you, Mom and Dad Cub Scouts Pack 201 Needs You! Joe Cucci Mr. and Mrs. Robert Culver Mr. and Mrs. G. Cunningham Dale and Oscar Debbie and Michelle Mrs. D. Decker Mrs. Raymond Decker Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Dellavolpe Denville Exxon Diamond Spring Deli Jill, Jaclyn and Jimmy Dinola Dobbs Lorraine Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Dodge and family Do it center! From Lefty and Noby The Donald Family sned wishes Donald's Home Improvements 91, Pinebrook Rd., Lincoln Park 07035 David Donald Good Luck BHS Ellen Donald Good Luck Ellen Donald Good Luck in 1981 Druggie! Class of '81 Gladys and Harry Dry Sr. Harry and Roxanne Dry Jr. The Duderich Family Carl and Vivian Dux and family Tom and Bonnie Dux and ? E JE to a great friend, love DL East Blackwell St., Dover, NJ Elizabeth Eazzara — Good luck to all R. Edvis Skip Embley wishes you luck ENO is god Ella, Ellen and David Best Wishes ER — Frik and Frak Forever Luv BN Frank Errico F L. Fagan Family wishes you luck Pearl and Frank Falduto The Farrell Family Mrs. Edward Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ferrarelli Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Finnegan, Jr. Emma Florence Mrs. George W. Florence Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Florence June Ford 10 Dari Ct. Fritz and Sasha Fun is living on Shakedown St. Tom, John, Dave, Chris, Bob, Vince, 37 Lorraine Terr. 1979 1982 G Garden Roto-Tilling 263-1796 Mrs. Garibaldi', Good Luck Get ready for war! Kim Giganti made me buy this Gigi and Max Go crazy Class of '80' SL God Bless America Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sims God Bless You Anna Witty God Bless You The Luceks God's Blessings to the Class of '80 Good Luck Good Luck a friend Good Luck The Amodei Family Good Luck and Best Wishes Good Luck Bill and El Banta Good Luck Tbe Bertrams Good Luck BHS Good Luck BHS — from a friend Good Luck Boonton Bombers Good Luck Boonton Field Hockey Good Luck Boonton High School Good Luck The Cardones Good Luck Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Caskill Good Luck The Caspars Good Luck Lloyd and Ann Charleton Good Luck Class '80 Good Luck Class '80' The Ludwigs Good Luck '80 Mr. Berryman Good Luck '80 Class Cindy Marko Good Luck Class of 1980 Good Luck 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Stager G.L. Class of '80 Good Luck Class of '80, Bonanni Good Luck Class of '80 — Chris Good Luck Class of '80 The Connerton Family Good Luck Class of '80 from a Sophomore Good Luck Class of '80 from M.S.P. Good Luck Class of '80! Dorris H. 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Good Luck Dawn, Charlie and JoAnn Good Luck Mr. and Mrs. Devera Good Luck Fellow classmates CL Good Luck The Findlays Good Luck from a friend Good Luck from a neighbor Good Luck from Beauty Boutique Good Luck from Mom Embley Good Luck from Jean Esposito Good Luck from Joe Esposito Good Luck from graduate of '69 Good Luck from Lake Hiawatha Good Luck from The Lees Good Luck from Mr. and Mrs. Looker Good Luck from the Mineral Man Good Luck from Pete Peters Good Luck from 205 Lathrop Ave. Good Luck from Uncle Skip Good Luck The Hanna's Good Luck Julia Harriott Good Luck Margaret Harriott Good Luck Irish Eyes Elaine Good Luck Jacque Love Dad Good Luck Jeano Marie Good Luck John — Uncle Mike Good Luck Jon and Eddie — Mansers Good Luck Jon Love Mom, Dad, and Sir Good Luck Julie and Class of 82 Good Luck — The Keezers Good Luck DL Sheila Hollerback Good Luck Laine! Mom and Dad Good Luck Debbie Lewis, Mom and Dad Good Luck Deb. L. love Garry and Helen Good Luck Deb L. Mr. and Mrs. K. 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Go with God and He will go with you Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Green Greetings Mr. and Mrs. Horace Harriott Kenny, Dennis, Glenn, Danny Grune H Mrs. Halliwell Happiness is Love Joyce Rimsky Happiness is sharing Julia Rimsky Horace James and Brad Allen Jr. Harriott Sherry Harriott Lisa and Pete Hellawell Hey Burksie, how's the head? Hey West Jeff — how ya doing? Hi Banana Head Love Orange Head Hi Love Jimmy Historcial Soc. of Boonton Twp. Hokey Dokey Smokey! Kenneth and Sharon Hollander Hooray Tammy Marko, You made it! Robert A. Hosley The Houstons John and Joann Howard Betty Lou and Bill Howarth Maude Hoyt Mrs. M. Huffert Pamela Huizinga says Hello James Huizinga says metoo Mr. and Mrs. Hummell Good Luck '81 Rich and Lisa Humphrey 1969 Pamela Hunter Good Luck BHS I Anthony Daniel Joseph lasso I dunno ... maybe! If I had a nose I'd pick it If I had Fred's nose I'd blow it I got a rock! In memory of Arthur and Emma Crink — from Mr. and Mrs. Horace Harriott Jaime, Dee, Maegan Insignares Italians make better lovers I wish you all the best, Chris J DJ Swami Salami RVS R. J. Ryerson Line Stripping The Jayne Family Lots of Luck Jennifer and Rebecca '97 Herb Jennings John and Celeste Bob Jordan Robert Jordan Julie Julie's friend Nickie Julie's Mom K K and P always, from Gangster Tom, Flo, Cynthia and Maureen Kane Nan and Peter Katzenbach Dick Kenneweg Mr. and Mrs. Kery Kiick Kim don't be late Good Luck Ma Kim — Good Luck R.B. Kirk DDS 223 W. Main St. Kiss a Pickett every day! Mrs. A. Koskie Ken Kostka Kris and Kathy wish you good luck Kris, Charlie and Shari Mrs. Korndabl Good Luck Cl. 82! Ms. Krouse M. LaCorte Good Luck Lakeland Bus Lines, Inc. C. M. Lanza Mr. and Mrs. R. La Plante Shirley and James Larkin Larry the Cat Laura, Pam, and Johnny Fred and Paggy Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Leonard and Jennifer Bill and Shelley Lebo Led Zeppelyn — right on DR Mr. Leogrande Mr. and Mrs. B. Lewis and Family Cindy and Robbie Lewis Good Luck Mr. and Mrs. T. Lewis Libraries are great fun! Mrs. S. Library salutes Class of '80 Theresa and Jay Liyanage Lots of Luck 80! The Siwek Lots of Luck in 80! Nancy Lots of Luck P. Conn Love Elaine Grandma Grandpa Mr. and Mrs. William Lucas Adrienne Lucek Cindy Lucek Mr. and Mrs. John Lucek Roxanne Lucek Sharon Lucek Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Luke Lyman Family wishes you luck! M Main Pharmacy Corner Myrtle and Main Your Family Drug Stores 334-0519 Make no mistake about that Margaret Margaret Madison Mr. and Mrs. Martine Mary Elian and Cecily, Good Luck The Mastrarrigo Family iateo Gatdo May the.Force be with you — KMF Kelly McCaffery The McCawn Family Anthony Megaro, father of Mary Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Megaro F. J. Merkaloff and family Walter J. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Walt Moeller John Mogieinicki Mommy Dearest loves all of you! Mr. Gene Moretti and kids Mormor Mrs. Morrison Lots of Luck Much Happiness — The Hubners Much Luck for the future Mr. and Mrs. U. Mule Aunt Edith Mumquist Bill Murray Auto Parts Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Murray and family i The Neck Neon — Drew and Linda Never forget the Bundz mobile Anne and Robert Newman Good Luck Nice going 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Nice going 1980 Ruth Stager Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nichols and Todd The Nicks Nickie's Chinese mother Brian Nohomovich NONcy — noses up for the At re! MS North Jersey Auto Parts Peq., N J. Mr. and Mrs. Nowacki The Nymans O - l Mrs. Gustave O’biso Caroline Osborne Kevin Osborne Mary Osborne Mrs. Mary Osborne Abram Osterhoudt P The Palykaitls Family Bob — Glady — Brent Patterson Paul and Terry Irene Pecaric Mr. and Mrs. Perrone and children Barbara. Wayne, Mike, Glen Pickett Dawn, Darla, Bobbie, Donna Pickett Pick a Pickett Win a Prize! Pickett girls are gorgeous! Picketts are striking teachers The Pickett girls are wacky! Tony and Sal Michael Pietropinto Pledge Class 1979 SHU Capers Bob Plucinsky Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plucinsky Nick Popp fcve and Rudy Porter Good Luck BHS Mr. and Mrs. James N. Post and family Frank Potanka Jeff Powell Princet Puffy Janet R Hank an Mr. and Roses an Diana Ross John Salsberg Sammy and Bernice Seton Hall Caper Drill Team The Seven Dwarfs Mr. and Mrs. Shahpazian Bill Shaw Walter Shen ise Shop Rite Liquors Pompton Lake Catherine Shovlowsky Rich Simmers Class of 82 Hey Spazz J.$. — how's ygur secret john doin' Lloyd Slater Sr. Small is Beautiful Smile God loves you Janet The Smith Family says Good Luck Anne and Raymond S- To Jean who has a lot ahead Tom and Antie To my flag squad Capt. Liv ya To our mountain girl! — Tomitsa Johm and Lucy Torkos Good Luck Grandma Torre To Trina, my only Hope — Love. M.-Two years to go sophomores Yeah The Alien Lives—K.L. u Uncle Ray and Aunt Jean. Good Luck j _______j j Ond wa er Demofl'on Team Robert Quine is god M R Racks Boat covers and seats 366| 7709 j Ralston Radiator Service 722 Madison Ave. PattersorvNJ. 523 1700 parts rs. R. Rarsom rs. Dave Rayner ner es Rehil Good Luck Hy o Lynn Resell Peggy and Dave Richards son Good Luck Cl. 82 Rockwell say Hi s. F. Romano and family , so is good wine Boss Success your er deavor E.O. Mr. and ulrs. Edward Sullivan Susan Class of '80 Jean Sw lisberger Szabie's Babies do it with pride! Love 980 Squat Tony Szdwko and children you for being you, and for g me share your life. Love SK arol Vangieson' Richard Van Orden ■■■ yi Jennifer Varqo Robert and Marie Van Za it our V. letter? Karen, uody andjparol Walka The Walsh Family Martin W. I'll alv sys like you! Whatever happened to the class of I9749 Scotty, CHipper and Bob The George Weidt Family Who's the leade JOSEPH SZABC Wilbur! Where® Frank T The Ross Family Roy, Teddy. Mi Mrs. Rose Rutkoi Barbara and Jim ds Good Luck yan Good Luc« iliento Sr.I Sake and China and Lulu and Sushi Louise T gliente Sonny T apani relyn ' meyck LmV' Todd, a d J onny Terhune ind Laird Terhune sitive! Janice and Ralph is on is for Kaputski C.L. Red Ti John Ti| Valerie Tirolla To a griat sister, Love Larry To Althiia from Bruze and Dave To all gifads in band — Good Luck To Futdre Success the Renza's of the band? ' Luv, T. Marko th piggies Helen Wild, Good Luck Deb Lewis Bill and Pauline W'Honbrock Mr. and Mrs. Ro ert A. Williamson Andy Yanis Yeah Tammy! Frpm Animal Kingdom You Betcha Dupa I'm Slovak! TM You made it Stud — Cathy and Joe Your time'll come. Ang z Mr. and Mrs. E. Zavaglia Family Lisa. Chris and )avid Zapf and sons — Good Luck Megan Zeh CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM A FRIEND EDWARD MRAZ COMPLIMENTS OF EDWARD MRAZ 203 COMPLIMENTS OF EDWARD MRAZ CONGRATULATIONS ALSO FROM KATHERINE B.MRAZ STEPHEN REGEC MICHAEL J.MRAZ, SR. MICHAEL J.MRAZ, JR. We're confused about our future and how our lives will be led Unsure about the challenges and what lies ahead. We wander through the halls of a familiar old place f knowing the faces we see Will soon take our place. We ve seen sorrow and sadness laughter and tears. We've been through so much In just four short years. There will be a few tears As we all start to find There's a part of our lives We’ll soon leave behind. But it's now 1980 the year of the new And with a smile we will tell you Our life's not yet through. We have challenges to conquer and dreams do come true. Yet all through our future These four years will shine through! Lori Cetti 208 �