Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1981 volume:

SPECIAL BOONTON EDITION JUNE 1981 Echoes ’81 16-69 70-109 110-147 148-191 192-205 206-216 Produced by: Boonton High School, Boonton, New Jersey contents... seniors activities sports underclass faculty classified Publisher: TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY • DALLAS, TEXAS Staff Editor in Chief: Nancy Stewart Senior Staff: Maria Zeidel Linda Weltner Activities Staff: Dawn Bona Sharon Ferraro LuAnn Guariniello Karen Olson Sports Staff: Men’s Sports John Forsyth Women's Sports Susan Hinchman Underclass Staff: Editor Kristine Opp Faculty Staff: Editor Marie Venturini Ann Giordano Patty Zanone Copy Editors: Norbert Schindler Jane Van Houten Layout Editor: Ann Petonak Suzanne Williams Finance: Arthur Bohon Staff Photographers: James DeFelippis Dale Franceschini Deborah LaMothe Jeanie Occhipinti LORSTAN THOMAS STUDIOS Publicity: Eileen Palazzo Amy Darrow ChiefTypist: Wendy Snider The years we have spent here will become a memory. As we reflect upon them, we recall the many events that have occurred in the world, country, town and in the lives of each individual. During the past year the world has changed considerably. The US Embassy in Tehran was occupied by Iranian militants who took fifty-three Americans hostage. One year later when the border dispute between Iran and Iraq developed into a heated military conflict, serious negotiations were undertaken for the release of the hostages. As a result of the Russian in vasion of Afghanistan, the United States led a thirty-one nation boycott of the 1980 Olympics in Moscow. The untimely death of Led Zeppelin drummer, John “Bonzo” Bonham, forced the group to cancel its American tour. In 1980, our country witnessed an unusual presidential election as Ronald Reagan defeated Jimmy Carter by a surprisingly large margin. Independent John Anderson, who received eight per cent of the popular vote, provided the voters with an alternative to the two party candidates. The National League’s Philadelphia Phillies won the World Series, their first in the ninety-eight year franchise. Mohammid Ali was defeated by Heavyweight Champion Larry Holmes in an attempt to regain the title for an unprecedented fourth time. Actor Steve McQueen died after a short bout with cancer, at age fifty. Americans experienced a high rate of inflation, mostly due to increased prices in oil products. The price of gasoline exceeded $1.00 per gallon and continues to rise. Many changes have occurred in the town of Boonton as well. After being closed for two years, the State Theatre reopened its once renowned vaudeville stage. As the bridge, entering town from Washington Street, underwent construction, the water in the Jersey City Reservoir was recorded at its lowest level. The Boonton School District employed the first female superintendent in Morris (Continued on page 7) Led Zeppelin Steve McQueen Crowd cheers as drought is finally broken. See page 112 for complete story! Ruth Ann Vetere and Sandra Lorenzetti County, Mrs. Ruth Krawitz. Eleven new teachers joined the high school staff last fall, as many new teachers left or retired. The senior class has many accomplishments to be proud of. As juniors, the class of ’81 proved to be successful in its magazine drive by exceeding their goal by almost five thou-(Continued on page 10) 7 class of EIGHTY-ONE sand dollars, total: $14,894.98. This year’s senior class was therefore able to purchase all its SRA membership cards on the first day of sales. Boonton showed real improvement in fall sports. The cross country team received its first area ranking, the soccer team qualified for the state tournament and the football team triumphed with their first victory after a twenty- one game losing streak. The students demonstrated their enthusiasm in Spirit Week by participating in: “T” Shirt Day, Punk Fifties Day, Warm-Ups Hat Day, Dress-Up Day and 10 Red-Black Slave Day. As time goes by, we realize that Boonton High is only a stepping stone toward future endeavors. As we grow older, the world outside becomes closer and more realistic. .« 11 ...the class of 1981 says_ GRADUATION Bombers Do It Best • ■ co-ed gym classes! Seniors Page Abbood-Belluardo 18-19 Bernstein-Carter 20-21 Cassidy-Cross 22-23 Cucuzzella-DiEllo 26-27 Diese-Evans 28-29 Famelio-Geiger 30-31 Gelb-Hazinski 34-35 Healy-Huffstutler 36-37 Huffstutler-Lamothe 38-39 Lang-Mattiace 42-43 Maurer-Nelson 44-45 Niblick-Parcells 46-47 Parisi-Riley 50-51 Riley-Siegfried 52-53 Snider-Thompson 54-55 Ur-Wardamasky 58-59 Watson-Yunan 60-61 Zaher-Zeidel 62 Class Favorites 48-49 Senior Directory 63-68 Dedication 69 iar(ene J. MooJ Men Susan Mi 18 Uincent jCi Bacchetta orenzo rjCynn Bum rich Cijnfhia (Cfizaheth Banhs Shelley Jnn tl an m Joel Bechtel C ynthia Behnhe . Kathleen Beiermeidter Richard J. Betluardo 19 f iu( Bernslein jifi Binder onovan BiacL m aureen Botand £ B, on a Ronald C. 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Osh orne J(athi Jl nn Od un Cynthia O’SJLan atthew Oth Krian Ough fameta Parcels 47 Class Favorites FAVORITE YEAR 1981 FAVORITE EVENT Graduation FAVORITE GROUP Led Zeppelin FAVORITE FEMALE SINGER Linda Ronstadt FAVORITE MALE SINGER Neil Young FAVORITE MOVIE Cheech 'n Chong Caddyshack FAVORITE ACTOR Burt Reynolds FAVORITE ACTRESS Sally Fields FAVORITE RADIO STATION WPLJ FAVORITE TV SHOW M.A.S.H. FAVORITE HANGOUT Sheep Hill FAVORITE PASTIME Partying FAVORITE TEACHERS Hardy and D’Amato FAVORITE SAYING How Big? FAVORITE SPORT Football FAVORITE ATHLETE Kurt Thomas FAVORITE SUBJECT Lunch FAVORITE COMIC STRIP Peanuts Snoopy FAVORITE MAGAZINE Hightime FAVORITE CAR Corvette FAVORITE SEASON Summer FAVORITE DRINK Beer FAVORITE ANIMAL Dog FAVORITE MUNCHIE Doritos PET PEEVE Nurse MOST MEMORABLE PAST EXPERIENCE Stealing Senior Bench juyJiilt Patel Jbiane Wane Paul S)tacy peAzynshi Warie PetonaL 2}auid pichett 50 PoLrl PoLzi armaine f renclergast 2) arfene Puonteh Wartene PyonteL Jose,, , P aziano JoJJ PeU Ranted f eed Antoinette t lfeu 51 RoUt IU ei RoLn Dickie Bruce oepe Jbana l olu jU„ ttofpl, J i Sal, ary an WicLJSaUL J arry MattelforJ V J!ha ScarJifti Cjuenter Schloltm ann 53 £.S nider Sorensen Sari ara d ean Spender _ dnlonio Stan LL erine SUa St ayer ffoLrt Staff. en mater 54 KAREN AND SHARON CHRIS AND TONY PATTY. DAWN. GAIL. MICHELLE. SUE. STEVE LESLIE AND TOMMY K'v. i OLGA JENNY ELLEN 57 2)onna %fr achfynn Vaiffancourl -Allan Van %uyne Jeffrey Van jbuyne ane ' anJ4outen J(inx VantZi i pet cjCawrence }Johti Van ZJuyt a net rjCisa l enfri arie Uentu rim 2 onna Warte Vermont Met, Vide oreSt Ronald J. Wakter X aw re nee D. Wallin Christian 4. %Va(sh Oimothu WJalsh Warti nil 'a rcla nt a sh V 59 am £. Watson Paula Belli W eiSA Jnn Welt ner Joseph p. 'liJestenbery y er doLrt S. njfiiteheaeJ WicU Wide Jha J}. Wiftett 60 s, uzanne Ctaire With ams X)el?oralt lAlitf ner Jennifer Ann Xenitefis parliat IJaSai Patricia X. IJelpo J(i m X. IJoung Samuel £. Ijulma $r. I a m Seif W. IJunun The Following Seniors Were Not Photographed: With am _ InclerAon Cjerafd BoaHa Brian Caitiff 2) uane ConJiti 'll lay define CAaAzar 2ranh 2)onofrio John _ !lavran Ja m eA JdeinA Barh ara jack Aon jU .Xin9 Ylancy _ Knott Robert Pott A ICayne Smith Senior Directory Ellen Albig 209 Comly Rtl.. A-13. L.P. “What's up? Likes, having fun with and talking to my friends, reading, shopping, surprises Dislikes: homework over vacation Most Memorable Past Experience: One to One. BBC. SRA activities. Yankee stadium (Oct. 77| David Allieri 367 Powerville Rd.. Boon ton • Thank you! Ready ... Co. go for it Likes: Pepe field, parties, quarters. Tango. Funky town, good friends. Ho-Jo’s, pumpkin patches. Peppermint Schnapps, switch, the shore at 4 am. 1st per. study, caravans. Jenny. Thumper, memories''. Kuf-ta's Dislikes: Burger King. Sat's, college applications, running into telephone poles, fighting with friends, losing vour brakes Most Memorable Past Experience: class trjp to Florida. Italy, making new friends. Resevior Tavern Michele Anticoli Farber Hill Rd.. Boonton “Really? Likes: good friends, swimming, snow, chocolate. Christmas, dancing. traveling, shore. 1981. vacation, warm summers nights, change of seasons, clothes, sleighriding, puppies. parties, snowmobiling. boating. ice skating, motorcycle riding Dislikes: Sat's, homework, school, thunder, rain, snobs, fish Most Memorable Past Experience: basketball games, football games. Christmas Dance, senior year Salvatore Argento 33 Pleasant Ave. L.P. Sal -Taylor Go for it! “Wrrrong Likes: football. Washington. D.C.. One to One. weekends at the shore. Hardy’s calculus class, quarters. Thumper, basketball games 1. 2. 3. 4 ... weekends. Springsteen, racquet-ball Dislikes: cliques. Sats's. filling out college applications, fakers, liars, phony people Most Memorable Past Experience: Boonton vs. Mountain. Oct. 26.1980 Vincent Bacchetta 615 Oak Street. Boonton Vin What are you doing this weekend? Likes, rock music. Hardy's Calculus, certain cheerleaders, parlies, weekends at the shore. Fridays, winning, wrestling, lacrosse. Porsche 924. Calzones. Lisa Hartman. Psychology. 102 WPIX. being with friends Dislikes: filling out college applications. cutting weight. SATs. cliques, tests, term papers, heads, freshman, movie nights. AM stations, dosing. Chemistry labs, split personalities Most Memorable Past Experience: 1980 Senior-Junior dinner dance Cynthia E. Banks 511 Lathrop Ave.. Boonton Cindy Did the bell ring?” Likes: Sports events, snow. art. listening and dancing to music, group in Psychology. Friday's, clothes. Pay Parler |r.. and Billy Dee Williams Dislikes Cym. tests, lahs. Mondays. SATs Most Memorable Past Experience: BBC dance, my freshman year Shelley Baum 64 Antohny Blvd . Lincoln Park Boogie How Big? Likes: hiking, mountains, lakes, huge comfortable rocks, good friends (K G ). parties, painting and sunny Sundays! Dislikes: work, Mr. Castellanos. Karen Lovas Most Memorable Past Experience: freshman year Rich Belluardo 3 Raymond Court. L. P. I'll see that and raise ya two. Likes: footlnall. baseball, skiing, fishing, partying Dislikes: football practice. B B.D. drills, double sessions, detentions for being late, school food Most Memorable Past Experience: winning the first football game in four years Cynthia Behnke 246 Beavcrbrook Rd.. L.P. Cindy You've got me swingin.......Where were you out to lunch. Likes: summer days. Saturday nights, going on vacation, winter. Friday nights Dislikes:. doing term papers, having to stand in front of the class and talk Dawn Bona 371 Powerville Rd.. B.T. Sunny Where are we going? Likes: skiing, the shore, winter, holidays. being with friends. Florida, the ocean. Yellow , lambs, frogs, weekends, no school, cake decorating. vacations, my friends from Kinn.. and Butler. D.A. J W.. S.H.. MB. C.G. TS. SF. LM. PZ. C.C.. summertime Dislikes: school work, doctors, waking up early, snobby people, ending a great summer, rainy Mondays, morning time Most Memorable Past Experience: The days before the 1980 Prom. Christmas Dance. Peachies Locker Ronnald Bonanni 505 Oak St.. Boonton Spark it up! Co for it Your a diz ball Likes: girls, gambling, money, beer parties, rock and roll. Du-wop. Elvis, wrestling, summer Dislikes: cold weather, losing, school Most Memorable Past Experience: Senior bench 7th period. Bar-n-Crill Line Bouchard 15 Henry Terrace L.P. Likes: yellow, summer, tennis, swimming. GUYS — (blond ones), muscles, the shore, wildwood. curly hair, book stores, smiling faces, strawberries, cats, skiing, breakfast, fireplaces. ROSES!!!, fancy restaurants. jeeps, funny movies. Norman Rockwell, art Dislikes: clioues. homework, exams, boring phone conversations. Macno” men. science fiction, movies. rainy days. vegetables. ORGANIZATION, mornings, arrogant people. Led Zeppelin, heads, diets and diet fanatics, gossip! Most Memorable Past Experience: Ir. Sr. dinner dance 1980. Caroline’s orange garbage can ...?? One to one volleyball. Freshman year, memories of John Patty Brinkerhoff 8 Warren St.. L.P. How boring! Class of 1981 is l Likes: different cats, driving around, lots of gifts, walking in snow, rollerskating, ice skating, puzzles, fishing, sleeping late on vacations, wrapping presents one day before Christmas, horseback riding Dislikes: eight period geometry, waking up for school, doing homework on weekends, a green Christmas. changing for gym. no heat, tests Most Memorable Past Experience. Kicking the underclassmen off the Senior Dench fourth period Brian Brown 429 Hill St.. Boonton “What’s up Hey George Likes: partying. having a good time with friends Dislikes: teachers. Vice principals Most Memorable Past Experience: going out for lunch everyday. Senior cut day Cynthia Burghoffer Likes. Being on D.E. and leaving school early, art. art. art. forever, gym class, period 5 with LG and DD. future looks great with Glenn in the picture Dislikes, sitting through Humanities without anything to do. trying to get up for school, not being with Glenn every minute of every day!!, waiting for school to end Most Memorable Past Experience: winning the GSA show soph year Dolores Burka 24 Terrace Parkway. L.P. Lori You Rebo “Football you bet! Likes: Nick Molinaro. skiing, parting, swimming, horseback riding, building snowman, hiking. Catskills. fooling around at LPICC, puppies. good ol rock and roll, my Monza. Mercedes 450 si convertible. June 14th Dislikes: working at LPICC, disco, fights, tests, homework, hitting trees, slippery roads, stitches Most Memorable Past Expcrinoce: Accident. Freshman year. E|isteins period 8. Wayne Hill's Prom. Senior class trip to Florida Amy Cabana Miller Dr.. Boonton Twp. Likes: dance, architecture. Yes. summer, shells, horses. N.Y.C. Dislikes: flat tires, physics and lab Craig W Calder Box 103 RD 1 Boonton Twp Pupp Stan” Chester.” Never mind. Right. Howdy. Likes: parties, good times with friends, the summer. Moosehead. thunderstorms, sports, nightlife, being outdoors, sitting by a fire on a winter's night, music. Dislikes: Sundays. Mondays. Chem labs. Hangovers, tossing cookies, cutting weight, smoking and not being trusted. Most Memorable Past Experience: My party, her party, that party, those parties, taking 3rd in districts, summer working at Cooks l.ake. Trips to Spain. Italy. Hawaii, and England. Deborah Carey 512 Church St. Boonton Carewad. Debs Sodium “Life's a Bitch But the scenery's good Oh Mann! Such is Lifo:' Likes: basketball, softball, skiing. Mrs Malayter. Mrs Picazlo. Mr. Hardy. Mrs Badalamenti. Mrs. Joyce, soccer. Spanish 3. parties. Scnlenger's class, graduation. M B. MIL. lengthy conversations, having a good time, talking on the phone. Christmas, good mends. The Deb Duo! Dislikes: studying, senior year-3rd per gym., pop quizzes, cliques, treshmen. freshman orientation meetings, student council meetings. Dad endings, sitting on the bench, soph year, nosey people, referees, good-nyes Most Memorable Past Experience: Sr . Jr. Christmas Dance. 78-79 Girls B-ball State Champs ', soccer season 80 Oct. 30. 80. Basketball 80-81. One-on-One B-ball contest with Mike, wrestling season. Being pushy! David Carter 43 Orchard Dr. LP Dave Likes: hunting, parties, going to the Poconos Dislikes: gas prices Most Memorable Past Experience: the Freewheeling Concert Caroline Castellana 128 Oldwood Lane. Boonton Twsp What's your basic problem? Likes: skiing, water-skiing, summertime. the beach. N Y. Yankees. N.J. Giants Dislikes: SAT's final exams, rainy days. Boston Red Sox. Dallas Cowboys. Most Memorable Past Experience: lunior-Senior Christmas Dinner. Dance 80. |unior-Senior Prom 1979. Catherine Cetrangolo 209 Comly Rd..E-26L.P. Cathy Likes: my friends. Kim. Susie. Gina. Shelley. Lori Dislikes: teachers who think they're right just ‘cause they're teachers Most Memorable Past Experiences: Freshman year on the covered walk Hilda Chan 28 Pleasant Ave.. L.P. Likes: partying. Springsteen. The Stones. Keith Richard. Robin and Erica, partying with Ben. Jen. Tim. Car. and Billy Dislikes: working. hangovers Most Memorable Past Experience: Partying at Sheep Hill Chris Chappell 452 Rockaway St. Boonton ''Chris Hey V. B. 'To the Max OH man! supe-er-star Have some........ ILY . They've got 4 or 5 good guys! Likes: X-country, track. Who. sports. K K.. D G.. track meets. BMX. Oklahoma, basketball and football games, wrestling matches, beating Ml Olive. Ken Loren. N K . K O. traveling, pickup. Boonton. D. C. Dislikes: Psat's. Sals, breaking bones, filling out college applications. chicken, losing to Loren. T N.'s attitude, getting nervous at meets, losing period Most Memorable Past Experience: Christmas Dance. GSA party 78. going 10-2 in dual meets, x-country Willie |. Cherry. Jr. 301 Sheridan Lane. Boontrop Twsp. Solid”. Cudapacka”. hef . maintain catch ya later take it lilies: having a good time all the time, cooking, leg. cudas . girls. Rahway Prison Dislikes: clams, saltine crackers. long days and short nights, coming to school, getting up early, lacos Darcy Chesnut Scotl Rd.. Boonton Twsp Dar Farkle” Slur” Likes: Mike Zanhewski. summer, money, township gang, partying, late nights, sleeping, music. Todd Rundgren and Utopia trips. June 27th Dislikes: Troublemakers. liars, stealers, offls. k.o.. C. C.. Mondays, making up gym Most Memorable Past Experience: Hardy's Matrix class, missing a lot of school I know a place where dreams arc bom and time is never planned, it's not on any chart, you must find it in your heart, never, never land” Debbie Chestnut Scott Road. Boonton Twsp. To be nobody — but myself — in a world which is doing its best, night and day. to make you everybody else means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight, and never stop fighting Likes: Sunsets. Bootn Township parties. The Dead. G. P. Dislikes: rude people, making up time. 8th period, red cars Angelo Cianci 364 Devon Rd.. Boonton Twsp. Likes: sports, cheap science fiction movies. Monty Pytnon. Benny Hill. Blues Brothers, money Dislikes: school bus. BBB's. mornings before 10:00. no heat in the locker room Most Memorable Past Experience: Beating Mountain to end the streak, canoe trip Gary Cikovskv Rockaway Drive. RD 3. Boonton Twsp. For long you live and high you fly. and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry', and all you touch and all you sec. is all yourlife will ever be. Likes: Beer, frectime. partying. New Year's Eve. summers in G.P Dislikes: Lunchroom food, school, rules, trees, making up time Dana Codd 200 Oak Rd.. Boonton Twsp Likes: N Y.C.. the Penn. Saturday nights, little Loembraus. asteroids. Manasquan with K. M. and G. J., Colgate College. Black 'n' Blue concerts with T. D.. The Moat. Jocks vs Heads Football game Dislikes. 1st per. chem. class, jocks, being broke. Si.24 a gallon. Mont-ville police, car insurance Rwanda Coley 14 Cedar St.. LP. Wanda You're crazy tell my anythin I.ikes: Disco, punk. rock, going to parties, buying new clothes, roller skating, bowling Dislikes: homework. surprise quizzes Most Memorable Past Experience: coming to Boonton High in 1977 and meeting new friends Frank Conner 37 Rockaway Dr. Boonton Twsp. “Beasty Bar and Grill “minim . Brazios Likes: lacrosse, skiing, water skiing, girls, beer, trucks. AC DC. Lynyrd Skynyrd. Mcadowlands. summer, concerts. Furburgers. Penn Dislikes: work. Mondays, finals, disco, hangovers, school, freshmen Most Memorable Past Experience: Senior Dinner Dance. Friday morning Bar and Grill Todd Cox 316 Marc Blvd . Boonton S.A.DSG B |'' “Hev Noah ... what ?! ? Save it for the prom Likes: skiing. soccer, chemistry, rac- ?iuetball. Heineken. Stooges film estival. Steve Martin. Christmas Dance. Saturday football in L. P. blueberry pie Dislikes: Boonton High School. Sat's. Humanities. Adv Comp, with |ones. Geometry. Commie. Boonton soccer. Renaldo. merry munchkin (Dupre). NIIS Sam Cuesta 626 Boonton Ave.. Boonton It's a madhouse, a madhouse! Shut up you freak Likes: girls, fishing. Dallas Cowboys. Sugar Ray Leonard, disco. Boonsefarm. Missile Command. Bruce Lee. Porsche 924 Dislikes Funky Indians, snotty people. showoffs Most Memorable Past Experience: 1975-76-77-78-79-D.C. I East. Allentown. P.A. Christine Currie Rd 3. Box 34C. Chresthill Rd.. Boonton Likes: Springsteen, parties. Vodka Collins. skiing. cheerleading, lacrosse, new wave, ballet. GSA. The Hilltop, preppy clothes, the shore. Doritos. peppermint Lifesav-era. TR 7's. concerts, sailing. Ft. Lauderdale, dancing, the Meadow-lands. guys!, shopping. NYC. Broadway shows Boston. Devo. racquet-ball. the ratio! Dislikes college applications, getting up for school, rainy days. Darcy , rumors boring weekends Disco!, running running, out of gas Most Memorable Past Experience: Three Dog nite . Jr. Sr. D. Dance 80. Lafayette — Lettish weekend. Sheephill Tech. New Year's Eve. It's over? Roberta Custer 118 Comly Rd.. L P Bert Likes: softball, parties, guys rock and roll. snow . Rolling Stones Bmce Springsteen Dislikes: disco, school, homework Most Memorable Past Experience Mountaindale. Springsteen concert, working at ICC. softball season Amy Harrow 11 Crown Road. Boonton Squirmer . Worm Co for it! “I know where your coming from Don't call me a space Likes: The sun. opals. Darren, parties rollerskating. California, pink, clothes, bow ties, TR7's Slow gin fizzes, brownies long talks with good friends tight jeans high heels, feathers, pasted colors, fireplaces, modem furniture, western boots, down blankets Pat Benatar. Van Halen. french fries high top sneakers SAM. pass out, quarters. NS. CH. KG. MK and IV. JB. WS. DW Dislikes: unfaithful people. BHS. stuck-up attitudes, unfriendly people. fat, skiing, stereo types, cruelty to animals prejudiced people, deadlines. jealousy. accidents Boonton. slow drivers people on my back Most Memorable Past Experience: One to One. Prom |80|. Sophomore clique . 2 weeks at tne shore with Darren. Christmas with the Kelly's James De Felippis 108 Wiggins Court. Boonton D “Little Rocco Save it for the Prom. Likes: lacrosse. Hardy's second period Calc., sitting on the senior floor, going to football and basketball games. parties P.O.P-.C.O.R.N.S.. SRA office, snow driving. warm weather, rock music, girls. Class of '81. yearbook. 6th period lunch. 42. Monty Python, the Goodies. Steelers the circle Dislikes: disco, school lunches Eto school, taking SATs. Mr. , nurses, being told the class has a had attitude, no senior privileges!. 38. freshman. Steve's puns Most Memorable Past Experience: winning the JV State Championship Lacrosse Title Chis DeGeorge 32 Foothills Dr Likes: Football, baseball Most Memorable Past Experience: First Varsity football win Stephanie DcPalo Miner Dr.. Booton Twsp. Steph Likes: art. hallet. skiing. Jim Morrison. traffic. Yes. Neil Young, summer. the shore, horses. N.Y.C. Dislikes Amy's flat tires. Chemistry Most Memorable Past Experience: Iunior year. Art — Joe. Julie. Kath. oe's birthday — F. C. Julia Diello 120 Maple Ave.. Boonton Jewel-Buns OH NOOO! Likes: Ken. Rock and Roll. Towaco. Pam and the fourth period lunch gang. Cidget and her movies, warm sunny days, being alone with my babe, Rum and Coke. Yes. my ''comfortable place Dislikes: School food, too much Rum and Coke, plastic people, and rubber rumors, disco, the sickness . Josie! Most Memorable Past Experience: The balance beam!! Robert Diese 43 Linden Ave.. L.P. Diese BILL JOE. BRIAN. LISA. AND ANNIE STACY ANDALVINO CINDY JOHN 65 DAWN Like ; sports, parties Dislikes: Sat’s, homework Michael Dillon 82 Pocahontas Path. LP. Dillon Clancy — take the boys and surround tne house! Likes: tormenting Clancy. l.ed Zeppelin. food, alcohol Dislikes: filmstrips, oral reports, running laps, school lunch Most Memorable Past Experience: walking through the gym in our long lohns Gordon Dixon 166 Reserve St. Boot on Gordie Howe Likes: backpacking, rock climbing, canoeing, skiing, snow mobiling. soccer, backgammon. New England. Utah Dislikes Sat's, college applications, warm beer, long hair, rainy days Most Memorable Past Experience: I960 soccer season Ellen Donald 91 Pinebrook Rd.. L.P. El Chereo I Oh right Likes, rock climbing, canoeing, gymnastics. Rangers, football, soccer. years at BHS Dislikes: leaving all my friends Most Memorable Past Experience: DE. Senior class Cacheta Donalds 406 Main St.. Boonton Ver Hey man. what’s up? Likes: discos, nice guys, my friends. Charmaine and Cindy B . parties, going out. dancing, singing, swimming. basketball games Dislikes rock n’ roll, snotty people, long boring speeches, show offs Most Memorable Past Experience: When we have to skip class to go to assemblies Wendy Donka 45 Main St.. L.P Donka Sideways Likes: tafl. dark, bearded and handsome men. love snow, rock n' roll. Harleys, concerts, pizza, french fries and coke, a good times Dislikes: disco, weak drinks. Hon-das. Cod .. (guys under 20 yrs. of age). Mr. Hino. school for a long period of time, gym Most Memorable Past Experience: Fight with Lisa N. soph year. The 3 Sum , when Patti Offt dropped Amaretto in O'Neil’s class, rides to school with Darren Kelly, senior cut day at my house, weekend at moun-taindale Mark Drngac 623 Washington St.. Boonton Mark Janet, you're always right! Likes: sports Dislikes: homework Most Memorable Past Experience: Guentcr lohn — didn't you give Kufta his S3 yet? Elizabeth Eberhard 64 Park Ave. L.P Betsy Cuess who? Likes snowstorms, animals, shop-ping. bowling, gardening, being with her next door neighbor, talking in the halls. D. D. Dislikes: disco, horror movies, dresses, homework on weekends, bad looking boys Most Memorable Past Experience bowling on Thursdays, sitting behind Danny D. in homeroom Sharon Ferraro 30 Station Rd.. L.P. Likes: long hair, being with my friends (especially LMj. puppies, shopping, parties. PINK, sweatshirts. Nike sneakers, football games, summer 79. going to the shore, soph yr.. sunny days, dancing, opals, diamonds. Strawberry Shortcake doll Dislikes: short hair, saying goodbye, crying, getting a run’in a pair of stockings, rainy days Most Memorable Past Experience: 80 |r. Sr Dance. GSA June 2. New Year's Eve at Kufta's. the friends I've made at BHS Holly Fisher Miller Dr.. Boonton Twsp. Flying Fish Hold on Holly, hold out go for the gusto Likes: gymnastics, drawing, off-road driving, making new friends. Jr. Sr. Dinner Dance, hanging out in Montville and West Cadwell with friends. Eddie H. and going to the prom. Celica. Supras. winning medals for high jump, side aerials, fox hunting. S. M.. Eagles. Ted Nugent. Eric Clapton. Jackson Browne, cowboy boots, cowboys, varsity letters. 57 Thundcrbird Dislikes: people who don't use their blinkers, dead batteries, flat tires. gas prices!, policemen that speed and you get nailed for following them. Christmas shopping when you're broke Most Memorable Past Experience: flipping ov£r 5 people on tne horse at the GSA show 80. 80 track season with Eddie. Sue's party Sandy Flat! 113 Birch Street. Boonton lim I love the lizard king! Likes: Jim Morrison and the Doors, rock music, playing the piano and guitar Vo-tech, buzzards, parties. 1960's, the shore. 280 Z's Dislikes: disco. school. cold weather. Iran, high gas prices, no car Most Memorable Past Experience: Vo-tech bus Mike Flormann Terrace Road. Boonton Twsp. Speedy Cdol Likes: Sports, music, parties Dislikes: SATs. homework Most Memorable Past Experience: Boonton vs. Parsippany Peter Franchi 206 Madison Street. Boonton Franch That's right, we bad! Likes: skiing.' racquetball. lacrosse, going to parties, the summer, the shore, vacations. Corvettes, sleeping Dislikes: school, going to college. Christmas shopping. Cnemistrv. getting up in the morning Most Memorable Past Experience: stealing the senior bench Julia Gallagher 135 Cornelia St.. Boonton Julie |ules Jul Sneaky. What? No 7. What?. Where? What? Likes: Jimmy. Pom. Pon. prom 1980, shore, skiing, band (most of the time], drawing, football, games, band competitions, parties, shopping. curly hair, ravioli Dislikes: tilling out college applications. homework, singing melodia. S.A.T.'s. breakable cars, roports. schedules, finals Most Memorable Past Experience: Senior Year! Canada trip Jeff Geiger 517 Essex Ave.. Boonton Likes: subversiveness. BBD. |. D. Salinger, sleep, wierd friends, feet, music, religious philosophies. John Anddrson 84. writing. Orson Wells jokes, reading, graffiti. Vermont meaningful conversations Dislikes: football, glasses, school, fund raisers, cafeteria, idiotic rules, signing in. hall passes. Orson Wells, guns, big cars, peer influence Most Memorable Past Experience: being considered a Wampus subser- ive. dealing with administration, functioning' in class, sophomore art rowdies, sighting the moon Lynn Geiger 13 Cedor St.. L.P. Get a job Where's your friends? If dreams could come true — aah wouldn't that be nice? Likes: skiing, music, psychology, good times Dislikes: disco, cliques, fake people Most Memorable Past Experience: GSA shows, parties, friends NeilGelb 27 Pleasant Ave.. L.P. Dr. Neil Mel What? Likes: making money Dislikes: a lot of homework Ann Gentile 529 Boyd St.. Boonton Really? Likes: Jr. Sr. Dinner Dance. Pom Pon and marching band. GSA. Sehor Fafalone Dislikes: no heat in school Most Memorable Past Experience: Jr. Prom weekend Ann Giordano 315 Highland Ave.. Boonton Erfin Annie Yeah Hallo”, huh . Gonzo . total Likes: snow, animals, laughing, parties. sleeping late, sunrises, sunsets, chocolate chip cookies. Riunite on ice. buying clothes, good music, sports cars. Fiats, Paul's, shore, playing quarters and pass out. Moo-seheaa. New York Dislikes: homework, getting up early, being confused, working, feeling lonely. Sloe gin fizzies. hangovers, getting hurt, cat fights Most Memorable Past Experience: Spraining my ankle at the One to One volleyball marathon, going to Central Park, parties. New York. New York KathiGlennon 328 W Main St.. Boonton Twiggy What was I say in . Do it up Likes: snow , parties. Tom Petty . A.P.. L.A.. I.G.. C.F.. PC.. B.D. A D., and D K . J.N.. F. P. A.G.. P P. jp. K G., shoppingjjunk clothes. The Stones, poker. The Little Rascals. Zoomers. 4th period, pass-out. french fries. 64 vets and Alpha Romeos, mud wrestling. Lite beer. The Final Dislikes Morris Catholic handovers. disco, beat parties, liars, school lunch Most Memorable Past Experience: Johnson's farm in Pa.. '80 prom, a trip on the beach Annette Greshko 418 Church Street. Boonton Fresh . Shells . Netzy Funky town . And then I woke up! . Cosmic!! . Chester . Thank-you thank-you. 7. Life's a bitch! . Hellwo? Likes: Basketball, partying, food! , outdoors, hiking. Kanacazv's. The Jake, summer. Billy Joel.’ skiing. Funkytown!. sunrises, tickling — guess who?. jokes. friends. Tonight's the night . New York. New York, the Prom, quarters. Westy . watermelons. Riunite. Pizza in face . Pepe Field, switch , slave day - handcuffs, spirit week, microns , beach parties. Paul's, Howard Johnson's Dislikes: worrying, two-faced people. car crashes. Spilling guts , being left out. playing sick, being too busy Most Memorable Past Experience: Prom. Richard's birthday party, summer 1980. BS. SH. MZ. MV. MD. GS. DA. CC. VOLLEYBALL marathon, basketball champions! Sallv Gnsee 250 kingsland Road. Boonton Twsp. Let's party! Likes: skiing, water-skiing, sailing. Krties, camping, guys slikes: Miss AUen. Miss Lanza, homeroom Most Memorable Past Experience: 3 day ecology trip. One to One. skiing trip to Elk Mountain Wendy Grisee 250 Kingsland Road. Boonton Likes: ice cream. Brian, sunsets, the beach, partying, skiing. Italian food. Porshe 924. turbo. Kaluha Dislikes: state trooper. Mr. Valvano. Datsun 210. lectures, homeroom 117 Most Memorable Past Experience: student day. the shore Cheryl L. Gruters 2 Parsons Rd . L P. Cher Okay-fine , let's go for a ride , are you all right to drive home? , fan gul . it takes two to tango , whose car is that? Likes: band competitions, football ?ames. pumpkin patches. New ork. New York. Buxton's, quarters, tango”. 4 on 1. “Jesse , parties. Hojo's. Nagel's candy barn, little rides , pidiadle. Pepe field, you've got a friend , geometry, soph, yr.. Bread , cutting school, visiting Child World, strobe . Paul's. Christmas cards , notes on cars, memories, jio gas. s'- ealomg :osa. qpcp;ate and green MUM'S Dislikes: hitting a school bus. broken cars. 2 tone cars, fighting with DA._ |r. yr. Chemistry. Mondays. SAT's. hangovers, upside down , unhappy endings, not dancing, school, getting sick at Paul's, group dynamics, diets, someone lying to men. people tying up my phone, getting hurt, conceited guys Most Memorable Past Experience: for sulc signs. LW. BS. MB. SH. HW. DA. GS. TS. AG. MV. DB. AG. CO S. PZ. GS. MA CA. SE. LM. LH. crying . |immy L.. contemporary living and global studies. Rose-voir Tavern, going out for breakfast Cindy Hackett 146 Boonton Tpke.. L.P. Likes: cheerleading. swimming, football, summer, tall, pepsi-lite. doritos. Kathi. Nancy. Diane. Amy. Lucia. S. B.. steak. Patti. Mark Dislikes: people sitting on my feet, snobby people Most Memorable Past Experience: The Sophomore Clique . Blah-blah. the crucified rock, split rock, needs relief on 287, the circus lady. Diane's parties. Phil's, behind beer Krdcns. bah-haing. 4th period nch. basketball cheerleading soph yr.. tumbling in Tumblin. kan- Sroo. New Years Eve '79 and '80. rbbie's. Mrs Barnes, glowing grave, going out to breakfast with KO, RL. and PB. CI|. W of a summer of '79 Sue Hamilton Hamilton Farms. Boonton Suzy . Prep That's cool . Shut up . You |erk . Fershere Man. FerShere Likes: Prom 80 .graduation, alligator shirts, foxhunting, parties, horses, sheephill. the football team, the Senior bench?. The Muppets . skiing, trying to got a tan. the shore, dressing up. 'STYX . K. G.. 1981. driving a Datsun 280-Z! Dislikes: homework, final exams, not being 19 . college applications. S.A.T.'s!. waking up Most Memorable Past Experience. Football games. junior-senior Christmas Dance, basketball games Rosina Hayes 46 Lorraine Terrace. Boonton Rose Later Bird (I ain't got nothing!! Likes: partying, hanging out. senool vacations, disco. 1981 graduation Dislikes: coming to school, rock-n-roll, staying home Most Memorable Past Experience: Being on the flag squad, being in the GSA show Robin Healy 67 William St. LP Likes: Bruce Springsteen, parties. Mick |agger, concerts, weekends. The Rolling Stones, partying with those guys' Dislikes: working, exams. SAT's. hangovers Most Memoralbe Past Experience: senior cut day. Stokes. Sheep Hill Erica Heffner 66 Foothill Or.. LP Likes: summer, parties. Fridays, snow, concerts, vacations, friends. s: decisions, working Most Memorable Past Experience: Trip to Stokes 1-eslie Heissenbuttel S htrock Rd.. Boonton Twsp. Likes: Horses, skiing, oriental things, cartoons. A-l Steak Sauce. 1981 Camaras (turbo), plaving cards, wrestling, fireplaces, musk. KEVIN Dislikes: Slow drivers Sue Hinchman 25 Orchard Dr.. Towaco Twinkles . Suzie Jacuzzi” Poof. Geek”. Switch . Puggy , “I'm so bored Likes: Deja Vu. quarters, the shore at 4. PJ's. peppermint Schnapps, sunrise. Mac' Donalds, early walks. Hojo's. Resevoir Tavern, dinner dance '80. NY State. Paul's Diner, caravans, pumpkin patches. Hew York , grapes, poems, pass-out. goodnight kisses. 4 on 1. the way we were. New Year's Eve. private iokes. Buxton's. Kamikazi Dislikes: DO. watersper cliques. 6-wheelers. Child World, uroken friendships, notes on cars. For Sale signs, broken cars, physics. SATs. hangovers at practice, stalling on Main roads Most Memorable Past Experience: State Champs in b-ball. Volleyball marathon, spirit week, almost trip to Florida. Bullethead. classes with Hardy . I sprained my wrist . BS. CG. MB. PZ. DA. SA. MO. AG. MV. LW. JO. DV. DC. CR. CO. MZ. DB Joseph R Holler 34 Mountain Heights Ave.. L.P. S O M F . Tlnkerbell Likes: skating, girls, lacrosse, iced tea. running, water skiing, peanuts. Hieneken. A Mouse Dislikes: disco, punk, staying home on Saturday nites Most Memorable Past Experience: Being a member of the J.V lacrosse them when we won the 1979 state championships soph. yr. Carol Hopkins 83 Dawson Ave.. Boonton Hoppy , Cop-a-rop-o-lop Something stupid Likes: General Hospital, playing my trumpet, long bus rides, veal cutlet. Reeses, cast parlies, doing the lighting board with Kelly. Gametown. Deer Lake, my physics class. Charlotte. Riunite Rose, fishing in PA.. Christmas dance, going out with friends. Muppet movie Dislikes: Box eight, coconut covered candy, substitutes. Fats Domino. Bible Lit., dentists, boring weekends. tests Most Memorable Past Experience: Band competitions Patty Hopkins 71 Dixon Ave.. Boonton Likes: horseback riding, swimming. beer, summer vacation, partying Dislikes: school, homework, getting up for school, work Most Memorable Past Experience: friends Darryl Houston 105 Cherry Lane. Boonton I'm only serious . Ya moms '. It ain't all that Likes: partying, girls, disco, football, summer vacation, payday, sleeping late Dislikes Wonder Bread, getting up early, going to work Angela Hudson 111 Cherry Lane. Apt. A-2 Angel . f'Angie One of these days Likes being with friends, strawberries. the stick people , connections . sleep, the team of KK A. Mr. Donnelly's sound effects, the Blowing people , holidays little kids, when people are smiling and laughing, summer. Mackie . quar-ters games, track meets and the Who Family , animals, music, science subjects, soaps, dimples, gymnastics. basketball, seafood. Chinese fire drills, cavaliers and 27th rifle lines, mijas. Mrs. Strucko's sense of humor Dislikes: taking pictures, saying good-bye. SATs. college applications. final exams, deadlines. Mondays. losing to Ralph, alarm clocks, injuries, reading Bimbo Most Memorable Past Experience: Mr Hardys quizzies . freezing outside during fire drills, the invisible sr. bench, band camp. Spain, the few snowdays we had. I. O.'s laugh, bio with Miss Allen and MZ. all my teachers. D. A. as Santa Rich Huffstutler 304 Madison Street. Boonton Huffy That s right we bad Likes: motorcross. Michelob. Yamaha's ML Dislikes: school Most Memorable Past Experience: stealing the senior bench, senior cut day Hilary Hynes 148 RD 3 Boonton Twsp. Hill- Likes: making other people laugh, guys, four wheelin', happy people, caring people, friendlv people, drawing. Dudly. doing thfngs on the spur of the moment Dislikes: phoney people. '67 pickups that die at least once a week, people who don't use blinkers, one headlight working, sneaky cops Most Memorable Past Experience: dressing up like a bag lady on Halloween '80. Columbo 80. GSA Sonia Ivos 80 Chapel Hill Rd., L.P. Sony'r Easy . Really . Definitely Likes: Rock-n-roll. summer, weekend parties, horses, water and tube skiing with LDPS Dislikes: disco, school, homework. Monday mornings, saying good-bye Most Memorable Past Experience: Vo-tech bus. enjoying senior year with friends Keith Johnson 312 Marc Boulevard. Boonton Got a Burn Likes: parties, vodka. The Doors, getting blinded. Rock and Roll. AC Dislikes: Headaches, classrooms, hangovers, gangrene, getting ripped off. disco Mark Kaiser 7 Rosen brook Dr.. L.P. Hey. Crock Likes: boxing, football, partying, skiing. New York state. Jackie Vail-lancourt Dislikes: homework, disco, school Most Memorable Past Experience: Nothing to remember Anthony Kee 84 South Bailey Rd.. L.P. Tony Likes: soccer, lacrosse, parties, spring. Datsun 280Z Dislikes: S.A.T.'s. tests, the mote, our freshman year, filling out college applications .Most Memorable Past Experience: 1980 Senior Junior Dinner Dance Darren Kelly 3 Dixon Place. Lincoln Park Foo-Foo Hey Worm Likes: skiing, basketball, parties, beer. Amy. Led Zeppelin, money, sun. California, seaside, snow. Nr State with |V and MK. AD and DK Dislikes: homework, teachers, people who think they're it disco, lunch, long days at school, warm beer. B.H.ff Most Memorable Past Experience: skiing, parties, prom 1980. 2 weeks down the shore with Amy. busting Mr. Stahles chops in Supernatural Cheryl Keresztury 41 Algonquin Ave.. LP Shadow Likes: guys, musicals, concerts, movies, rollerskating, organizing things, nice cozy evening for two in front of the fireplace Dislikes: taking orders Most Momorable Past Experience: Dames at Sea cast party, working on the crew for the play 66 Richard Kufta 304 West Main St.. Boonton Tank •‘What did I do now? Hey. what's lScm: playing sports, having good times with my friends, lunch, study. 2:15 pm. basketball games, parties, sleeping long hours Dislikes: homework, having my mother and sister yelling at me all the time, being alone, doing term Kpers ost Memorable Past Experience: football — having our first win in 27 games Carol Lamb 80 Minnehaha Path. L.P. Space'' Likes: partying. Rock-n-Roll. clothes, warm weather, concerts. staying out late Dislikes: school, work Most Memorable Past Experience: Freshman year Debbie Lamothe 204 Horizon Drive. Boonton Likes partying, concerts. Led Zep- Clin, Stones. Frank Anthony. Mr. mmons. snow Dislikes: school, listening to Mr. Hino's lectures, people that don't party, punk rock and disco Most Memorable Past Experience: finding bugs in my lunch jerry Langlois Powerville Rd.. Box 79. Boonton Jer 10 to 1 . I'm not a psychiatrist Likes: dancing. skiing, wine, women and song. Billy |oel. track, going to college. Porches, air supply, motor-cyles Dislikes: getting detention for being late, pushy substitutes, band under Mr. Szabo Most Memorable Past Experience: ]r. Sr. Dinner Dance, high hurdles time: 17.0 sec., ski club freshman year Francesca Laurenzi 158 Overlook Ave.. Boonton Cesca Spare me” Likes: Summer vacation, snow days. NYC. chocolate, red Mazeratis. Bruce Springsteen. B-52's. arguing with John Forsyth, pink, white rus-sians Dislikes: filling out college applications. rainy days, final exams, gym. chem lab Pia Licciardi Miller Dr.. Booton Likes sweaters, jeans. Siberian Huskies, skiing. Vermont, wine, snow. days, natural food stores, apples, vegetables, tea. sailing. Cape Cod. piano. Impressionistic paintings, bookstores, horses, long hair, summer mornings Dislikes: beer, being woke up. tests, cartoons, college applications Most Memorable Past Experience: New Year's Eve 80. the prom, the lackson Brown concert Debbie Loiacono R.D. 3. Box 1580. Boonton Twsp. Wingnut Tell me about it! Likes: partying, twirling, band, summer. swimming, ice skating, snowball fights, vacations. Italian food Dislikes: stuck-up people, having detention for being fate, homework. SATs Most Memorable Past Experience: band competition, football games John Malayter 223 Comefius St.. Boonton Ed S.O.M.F. Likes: skiing, playing guitar. Rocky Mts.. (wolfs, eagles, and grizzly-bears with critters and creatures that crawl), snow life. Maureen Dislikes: working, construction, pollution. the city, crowds of people, being arrested! Most Memorable Past Experience: leaving BHS Ferdie Manlangit 91-a Glen bourne Dr.. B.T. Kuya . Ferd Are my nostrils clean Likes: sports, billiards, food competition. winning, food, cold beer, classic cars, getting dressed up. nice clothes, music, munchies Dislikes: SATs, applications, conceited people, losing, track practices. warm beer, disco, gym classes Most Memorable Past Experience: Everything ... almost everything Christine Maurer R D 3. Box 202 Oak Rd.. Boonton Chris Life is very short and there's no time for fussing and fighting, my friend '' (John Lennonl Likes, beautiful friendships. Queen. Neil Young, playing guitar, rock music, summer, the beach at night. philosophy, autumn, getting mail, driving. Cnnstmaa. malcing money, rollerskating. Cheez-its. sunsets, being a senior, puppies, volleyball. Friday nights, group psychology, poetry, partying. living Dislikes: getting up early, homework. tests, reports, traffic lights. NHS. changing for gym. AM radio, cold weather, college applications, coconuts, stuck-up people. Sundays, college applications, disco, finals, gas prices, saying good-bye .. Most Memorable Past Experience: Prom 80 Linda McAbee 209 Comly Road. Apt. E-14. L.P. Lindy Likes: Christmas, pizza. Basketball games, football games, dancing, parties. Pom Pon. shopping. PURPLE. wearing sneakers, going to the shore. Iona hair, being with my friends, talking on the phone (to S.F.). Miss Piggy. big smiles, summer nights, getting mail Dislikes stuck-up people, boring classes Oreo's windy aavs. crying, good-byes getting pulls in a sweater, cliques, alarm clocks, rainy days, leaving all the friends I've made at B.H.S. Most Memorable Past Experience: Jr. Sr. Dinner Dance '80. bend competitions. Prom 1980. G.S.A.. Carol (Hulk) in gym. sharing a locker with Sharon and our terrific lock. New Year's Eve at Kuftas (and the phone calls that followed). Sophomore year Scott McKinley 250 Jacksonville Rd-, L.P. 'Scottv Watch it. Bucko Likes: camping, hiking, canoeing, reading, doodling, hamburgers, root beer, ice tea. Christmas, swimming at the shore, science fiction. The Adams Chronicles Dislikes: fish, seafood, school lunch, swimming in lakes. Democrats. Independents Most Memorable Past Experience: writing this Marie McMillan 42 Evergreen Dr.. L.P. Mimi Decent!! Likes: jelly doughnuts, movies, back peeking horses, sleighriding, singing. rollerskating, swimming, driving. Christmas, presents, softball, volleyball, animals, money, getting new clothes, helping people, jog- fing. sailing, laughing with my nends, country music Dislikes: homework, tests, working on Friday nights, bad news, expensive prices, getting yelled at. car trouble Most Memorable Past Experience: 4th per, on Senior bench. Rowdytime! Denise Mihal 412 Wootton St.. Boonton I'm not there today . Are you a turtle? . Cosmic . Sporadically Likes: lifeguards, pickles and swiss cheese, physics. Giacobazzi. lemonade. mellow rock. Gas Light Inn. calculus Dislikes: chemistry, anonymous stockings, boring people, gym. SATs. college applications Most Memorable Past Experience: 1979 trip to Spain. 1980 Prom. 1980 Christmas Dance featuring the Blues Brothers Cheryl Miller R.D Jl Box 305. Boonton Twsp Sub it up . “Hardw Likes: math, music, flirting. Campus . hanging out on the covered walk. kids, nature Dislikes: being alone, reports, deadlines Most Memorable Past Experience: band camps, being basketball stat. being involved with Stop the World'' and 'Something's Afoot Lucia Monteleone 7 Chapel Hill Rd.. Lincoln Park Lu ... but Likes: John, dancing, shopping, clothes, skiing, rollerskating, disco. Donna Summers. PURPLE!, the shore, nite-life. going out to dinner. Italian food, wine Dislikes: decisions, responsibility Most Memorable Past Experience: rolling down the hill in the bus. |N's partv, backing up over poles, going bowling. Dairy Queen. Tony Taco, throwing K out the window, great times with Kath Nicholas Moreno 9 W. William St . L.P. “Nicky Oh yea. definitely . Drawken . Oucn”.T would Likes: Saturday nights. Katie's house, rollerskating, parties. Blackberry Brandy, psy ch group Dislikes: Accounting 79. Algebra I Most Memorable Past Experience: Psyche group. DD. LW. LS. EP. JH. RV - mends Robert Moschella 402 Boonton Rd.. L.P. Bob- Likes: football, going to basketball games and wrestling matches. 2nd period study. Dallas Cowboys and Notre Dame, gym with Julio Dislikes: 3rd per trig, school lunch. SATs. no senior privileges Most Memorable Past Experience: winning our first varsity football game in 3 years Peter Mulvey 43 Crown Rd. B. Likes: hallucenogemc rock, weekends. vacations, partying, sports, skiing Dislikes: work, preps. Damn your eyes. Mac Nadel 23 Anthony Blvd.. L.P. “Big Mac” Save it for the prom Likes: soccer, softball, laughing, parties. NY Mels. Strat-O-Matic baseball, football, friends, basketball. 6th pr. lunch. VDT, “42 . Mrs. Worts Dislikes: filling out college applications. lots of homework, waking up early. 38 Moat Memorable Past Experience: having the Reynolds twins as campaign managers, serving as SRA President Jeanie T. Occhipinti 18 Evergreen Dr.. LP. Gianna Are vou a seenya? , New Yawk. New Vawk. Likes: Many friends, partying, going out traveling, romance, language, music, dancing, laughin Dislikes: working, snobs, being called a child, good-byes, changing for gym. SATs. applications, final exams, dead baby jokes Most Memorable Past Experience: Italy trip. Sr. |r. Dinner dance. Spain trip. 6th period gym. moving, band competition Terri O'Gorman 209 Comly Rd . L.P. Clancy Do you not have a penny. Likes: Movies, parties, doors. Todd, talking to Belinda. 3 . Mr O'Neil Dislikes: being tormented by Dillon Most Memorable Past Experience: Junior homeroom Michael O'Grady 560 Lathrop Ave.. B. Mike lo Brady How big buddy. Likes: any beer, girls Dislikes college, work Most Memorable Past Experience: Jr. Sr. dinner dance, senior bench Karen Olson 69 Chapel Hill Dd . L.P Kar . Barbiedoll Likes: Ferrarri's, Fiat X19. summer, calif., horseback riding, walking barefoot, skiing, skateboarding, erasin'. the beach, laying out in the sun. diamonds, excitement, staving out late, scary movies. Guys!, talking on the phone, cheerleading, chocolate, roses. Pat Benatar. Nikes. crying at sad things, going out to dinner, getting dressed up. champagne, parties. shopping, dancing, traveling. RED!, people, spending money Dislikes: saying good-bye. losing. Mondays. D. falling off pyramids, boys who'll do anything for you. rumors. 1 piece bathing suits, cheer-leading tryouts Most Memorable Past Experience: Freshman cheerleading. The Sophomore Clique . One to One. R J.'s house and THE SINK!, coming home at 3:30 at nite with AD. crusin with |oe and Phil; our |eep accident and the fight at Masar. Charlie's Angels . The Doubledate , the soccer party and C. T.. Varsitycheerleading. skiing (Thanks Dij. the prom. New Year's Eve 79 and 80. all the parties, those talks with Lor. Psych with M. S. and V. B.. summer 80. opening football game 80. Sheep Hill. Three dog Nite. the Jr. Sr. dinner dance Kris Opp 248 East Glen Rd.. Den. Yopp Don t get all bent out of shape. It's snowing , Let it Snow Likes: Beatles. R.E.O. speed wagon, track season, snow, skiing. Christmas. Skipper. Wookie Bear, german shepards. horseback riding. Quarter horses. Mustang Cobras II. Micheal T.. walking in the woods, weekend, summer nights, Sept. 28 Dislikes: college applications, speed limits. Mondays, hall passes, no senior bench, making decisions. grumpy people Most Momorable Past Experience: Being on track for 2 years, yearbook. Mr. Horton driving me home everyday. 6th period lunch Micheal O'Rourke 4 Cheryl Ct.. L.P Mike You're outta line. Likes: Heineken. Lacrosse, parties. Sheephill. football, friends, spring. Madza RX7's Dislikes: Michelob. loud freshman. SAT's. Kee's red Ford Most Memorable Past Experience: Ir. Sr. Christmas Dance Kevin |. Osborne 307 Green St.. B. Ozzie You got it. Likes: winter, skiing, skating. 4th period Dislikes: studying for tests Most Memorable Past Experience: 4th period study on the senior bench Kathi Osbun 184 Boonton Tpke.. L.P. Kath OH No- Likes: Joe M. Sciroccos. July 4th. Surf side, shore, presents. Josie puppy. LM. CH. NS. KO. MS. JR. partying, tango, outlaws, lasagna. pinnie tne woo. the cove, canoeing. Round Valley Dislikes: breaking up. Bob. TS. disco, fighting, water fights, algebra, liars, two-faced people, spiders, worrying, my bus. running out of gas. someone bothering me Most Memorable Past Experience: 'The sophomore clique'. Meatballs. crucified at DPs party. NS falling down the hill. Phil's party Cindy O'Sullivan 13 Evergreen Dr.. L.P. Cindy O Likes Tennis, good friends, thunder and lightening, kittens, sunny days, sweaters, levis. sneakers, good sense of humor, music, camping, long talks. Christmas. Steve Martin, hot tudge. having fun Dislikes: reading, narrow minded people, stubborness. being late, being cold. rain. SATs. applications, clicks, crashes, saying goodbye Pamela Parcella 75 Main Street. L.P. Pam OK. OK Likes: Beach Haven, summer. RS. Gerds. Julia. Kathy. Lisa. 4th period lunch. Biology, perfect male specimen. wearing no shoes Dislikes: winter, cold weather. SATs. snow, closed shoes Most Memorable Past Experience: Bon fires, and football games Kevin Parisi 91 D Glenboume Dr. Boonton Twsp You wench . If you can roll it. you can smoke it! Likes: music, parties. Broadway. Rum and Coke. 777. cruising. Lam-brasco on the rocks, money, punk and rock Dislikes: strict teachers, college applications, waiting on line, empty gas tanks, disco Most Memorable Past Experience: meeting Billy Joel, playing in a free concert. Police concert 81 Diane Paul Glen Gate Road. Boonton Twsp. Likes: skiing, gymnastics, cheerleading. parties, guys. The Boss. Pat Benatar. Whip It. New wave. Vodka Collins, gin and tonics. The Hilltop. GSA. concerts, the shore, stuffed animals, sleeping late, lacrosse, dancins. Y.M.C.A.. The Meadow-lands. Boston. New York City. New Years and all the kisses, weekends. Elvis, being with my friends, and winning county's Dislikes: SAT's. college applications. getting sick. Mondays, diets, snowballs in the locker room, rumors, breaking up. try-outs Most Memorable Past Experience: |r. Sr. Dinner Dance 80. Sneep Hill University. Lafayette-Lehigh weekend. One to One. Three Dog Nite Stacv Peszynski RD 3 Sheephill Road. Boonton Twsp. Spacy . Face FOX . Want to buy some socks’ You can't always get what you want, but if you try. sometime you just might find you can get what you need. KeepSmilin Likes Horses, having a good time with friends, fox hunting, partying. Southern Comfort, football games, being crazy and doing things on the spur of the moment. SAL. special friends. Bob Seger. night football games. |ust being nappy Dislikes: bad rnooos. sitting home on Sat. night, working at 6:00 in the morning after night football games, dirty looks. Running against the Wind- Most Memorable Past Experience: JrVSr. Dinner Dance 80. I think it was a dream. tick tock in my locker, the first football game, my first love Ann Petonak Elcock Avenue. Boonton Crani So. what are we doing? Likes: Snow . S. D. and R. John, Lunar. Twiggy, gymnatics. softball, little kids, partying, the shore, big houses, playing cards Dislikes. Anything I'm not in the mood for Most Memorable Past Experience: Tracy. Puffy. Finster. Lunar. Twiggy . Ilona and me being spectators at the 1980 GSA show Sharon Petry 127 Old Boonton Road. Boonton Likes: parties, good friends. Springsteen, talking on the phone, the shore, dancing, softball. Baby 8's . surprises, soccer games, skiing, fun things. John's gorilla, walking to the Tourne. racquetball. Vodka Collins Dislikes: Essays, college applications. lies, making decisions Most Memorable Past Experience: |r. Sr. Dinner Dance 80. Lafayette-Lehigh weekend. It's Over? . New Year s Eve 80. Sheep Hill. One to One. Pretender's Concert Robert Polizzi 965 Wootton St.. Boonton Lemmons make me Rorer . The lunatic is on the grass Likes: cosmic reactions, sex. drags. rock-n-roll. irrevelant materials. Mr. Mojo rising: 714 Dislikes: Islanders. Boonton. non- partiers. bad tnps. preppies Most Memorable Past Experience: partying Charmaine Prendergast 202 Libert)' Street. Boonton Charmy' Eh? What did you say? Likes: outdoor sports, parties, watching TV. Biology. Christmas, a close family, having a good time, experiments in chemistry, good looking guys, staying up late on Saturdays. Mr. Schlenger s group psychology. dancing, just being myself Dislikes: homework on weekends, lunches at school, being in suspense. Mondays, speaking aloud in any class, getting changed for gym when it is freezing inside and outside Most Memorable Past Experience: Staying home on snow days Darlene Pyontek 315 Harrison St.. Boonton L. S Really . Oookay Likes: skiing, bowling, summer, the shore, concerts, being with friends. T.H. Dislikes; advanced comp., gym. final exams Most Memorable Past Experience: freshman initiations, food fights. D B. S I.. Mr. V.'s class. Freewnee- tin Concert Anntoinette Riley 18 Arther Rd . L.P Ant Likes: money, partying, camping, shore, races, swimming, skiing, gambling, snow, mountain dim-Ding. JG. summer. Amaretto craps, seven, winning. Mercedes, drawing. painting. Stones, horses. Brace Springsteen Dislikes: disco, dying. D D., F.P.. school, working, two laced people, boredom in L R. losing, sleezy people Brace Roepe 364 Powerville Rd.. Boonton Twsp. A truly empirical philosophy, or one based only upon universal maxims, is not appropriate for rational beings Likes: Rock climbing Most Memorable Past Experience: Mr. Miller taking off his shirt to reveal a scarlet A on his t-shirt Michael Salzillo 209 Comly Rd . J-23. L.P. Mike I'm tired.” Likes: Beatles (especially John Lennon). partying, spending time with SB. joking around with MD. snow (a lot). KINKS, imitating MB Dislikes: Disco, cheerleaders, stuck-up Chicks , a boring teacher. Led Zeppelin. Brace Springsteen Most Memorable Past Experience Bus rides on the Magic Bus . 8th period history junior year. 1st period gym with MD. junior year, talking to MP about past experiences Norbert Schindler Rockawav Drive. Box 77. Boonton Likes: Albert Einstein. Alan Parsons. The Who. The Good Rats. W'DHA. |ohn B Anderson. B. Kli-ban. New Wave, innovation, originality. wholesomeness, mountain climbing, snow. Deep-powder skiing. cats, traveling, back-rubs. The I Iniversityof Pennsylvania. Austria Dislikes: The Gopher, disco, television. junk food, smoking, conformity. spending money. Gloria Vanderbilt. Reagan's platform, fat cars, standardized tests. Top 40. makeup. football, guns Most Memorable Past Experience: Campus. Club 4. AP Calculus. Monday BBC shows. Punk Day. school (tallies, hurdling, “functioning in Mrs Slrucko's classes, trying to detect magnetic induction by dropping a copper coil through a magnet. Ms Krouse's “unbiased'' election coverage Lisa Scardilli 14 B � g and Vly I jne. L.P Likes: Parties, vacations, pizza, summer, the shore Dislikes school, cold weather Guenter Schlottmann 135 Kanousc St. Boonton Gunda Din' ■'4 . IF . Wrong! Likes: shore, friends. Tourne Thum-| r and quarters, sports, football games, beer and pretzels, quarts, sweater-dresses, band competitions. Molo's. ketchup. Maba. Lawa. Basa. Rake. SaAa. DaAa. french fries, sleeping. Paul's Diner's milkshakes Dislikes: two faced people, people who only follow a winner, batting averages. Humanities, being used, cliques, bad moods, liver, lor sale signs Most Memorable Past Experience: New Year's Eve , witch , prom''. |an 8. 1980 . Jr Sr Dinner Dances. Hardy's classes. L W and B. S and M B. first football victory: BN 6. MNTO Mark F. Schwartz 426 Essex Ave.. Boonton It is innate that each being must look into his life's function while narrowing in on trying to pull it all together Likes Zooey and Bess' kimono. In the Mood , pizza fondue, theta. Schwepp's. erasermate pens, going to Paul's on opening night. B'way shows. N | shore, french fries Dislikes: people who don't like their Iwcks cracked, “attenhut and mark time. mar , football games in the rain. Bill Dickerson of High School Bowl fame. Szabodia. notes in hand folders, people who tear off their moustaches on stage Most Memorable Past Experience: Appearing in several fantastic productions. and one or two I would not like to comment on at this time Laura Sigfried 40 Toner Rd.. Boonton Ziggy Life is rough! Likes: the beach, summer, friends. Ziggy comic strips, sleeping late. Queen, snow, vacation. The Guiding Light, pretzels, popcorn, football games, band competition, mun-chies. fireplaces, white Christmas's Dislikes rifle practices. Monday mornings, waiting in lines. Chemistry labs. dots , cold winter mornings Most Memorable Past Experience Trip to France. |r -Sr dinner dance, marching seasons, cast parties, senior year Wendy Snider 101 Seminole Ave . L P Wen . Wendora Gimme a break . Oh my God Likes Vermont, skiing, mountains, fires in fireplaces, soap operas, hot fudge sundaes, being with freinds. ice skating, pandas. Chris, rainbows. Chinese food. Snoopy, shrimp. Mr Micheal. snow, sunsets, weekends, rifle squad, lobster. MAM's. roller coasters. Chinese fire drills Dislikes: people who talk in inside jokes, cold locker rooms, red lights. IX)TS. people who don't use blinkers. Don't say anything . Mondays, fish, getting out of bed on cold winter mornings, goodbyes .. Most Memorable Past Experience: France, stick people. GSA. Grease. |r -Sr dance (80). band camp, leaving Sue and Kelly stranded, the wonderful people I've met and the friends I made Here Rarlxara Spender 17 Elizabeth Way. Boonton Suspender Likes morning walks, spin! week, sunrises, group , sunsets, scrapbooks. gymnastics. Pepe field, the shore at 4:00 a m. Paul's Diner. Hojo's. staying up late, roses, parties. New York, friends, poems, baby Bank bank , memories, rainbows. GSA. Funky Town, jokes , quarters, long talks, pumpkin patch, peppermint snops Dislikes: Watersper . notes on cars. For Sale SIGNS, fights with friends. Child World, swith . broken cars. poof, pizza, rain for two weeks, iokes patty explains, losing the car brakes . junior year Most Memorable Past Experience |unior Senior Dinner Dance. New Year's Eve. SH. LH. BH. SK. SS. GS. AG. CC. RK. DA. MN. MZ. LW. MV. Stealing Away , strobe. Senior trip to Florida, cutting school, summer of 1980, first period study, if , you've got a friend , getting snowed in Gail Spies 265 Pepperidge Rd.. Boonton Likes skiing, gymnastics, cheer-leading. parties. C.S.A.. Cape Cod. sailing. Tne Shore. Vermont, snow, good friends, guys, puppies, snowball fights, snowmobiling. ice skating. hiking, winning counties Dislikes: tilling out college applications. SAT's. stuck up people. Mondays. rain in the winter, diets, disco, waking upearlv Most Memorable Past Experience Christmas dance. Christmas caroling at Cindy's house. G S A . cheering for wrestling matches. Dianes party, football games and Donde Nancy Stewart 209Comly Rd . D-19. L.P. Bagel , Nellie FA . “Ouch , right? Likes new wave, racquetball. Porsche 924. Kinks. McDonald s. ICC. being DW's confidant and AD's horoscope, purple. Yes. ballet. Cat Stevens. Amoretta. NYC. sleeping late, payday Dislikes: responsibilities, deadlines, large noses, traffic lights. Suzy Q's. N|. Mr P„ aggressive A , being ordered, pessimism Most Memorable Past Experience: slinky shirts, spicy meatball , brain tumors, talks with Aim and Eugie. sophomore clique. One to One 79. fleapaper . R|'s. juvenile delinquents'. AD's makeovers. Great Adv . Resevoir Tavern, babysitting KO and AD Feb. 79. Mom's room — 30$. GSA 80 and 81 with SD. Pat Benatar concert, the moped , summer 80 with LI and KP Dave Sturm Box 226A Hillcrest Rd . Boonton Twsp Everybody must do a —!! Likes partying, skiing, working. Chink food Dislikes Disco Most Memorable Past Experience: getting busted by Uncle Mikey Terry |o Tasker Powerville Rd.. Boonton Twsp. TJ Hey You! Likes: parties, beer, skiing. Corvettes. seashore, surfing, summer, holidays, vacations, class of 81. football games Dislikes short vacations, food fights, homework Most Memorable Past Experience Pom 80 . day after the prom at seaside Patti Terpstra 97 Harmon St.. LP Patti and Terp ' What? '. ' Really? Likes rifle squad, summer, (raveling. vacations, parties, shopping, being with friends, senior year, class of‘81. music, band Dislikes: homework, term papers, finals Most Memorable Past Experience winning in the Chapter Band tournament. Cindy selling 29 | ackages of candy canes, fun times Cindy and I had in library lennifer Thomas 110 Fairview Ave . Boonton Frog . Redhead Likes: music, work. Air Force, having a good time, laughing, mustangs, (land trips Dislikes getting yelled at. big cars. exams, boring classes Robert Thomas R D 2 Elizabeth Way. Boonton Twsp Go for it! Likes partying. concerts, skiing. Rolling Stones Dislikes: disco. Boonton High Most Memorable Past Experience: eating the school's good food Clenzo Thompson 624 Main St. Boonton Clambone” My Babit Likes: school, all the teachers except a few. the prom, nurses office, disco Dislikes heads, punk rock Most Memorable Past Experience: When Mr. Hino almost fell flat on his face in the cafeteria |ane VanHouten 3 Doriaw Rd . Boonton Bear- Poor' Likes: playing ping pong, going out. watching guys basketball, popcorn, the muppets. snow football Dislikes: beer, short notices, rollerskating Most Memorable Past Experience: 6 period lunch Janet Ventrice Meadow brook Rd . Boonton Tw sp Mooner Likes: going out! Dislikes homework Most Mcmoruble Past Experience the Prom, playing Boonton field hockey Marie Venturini 331 William St. Boonton Ri What can I say? Likes parties, summer, sunsets. Spnngsien. sleeping late. Italian guys. snow. Christmas, good friends, love and warm summer nights Dislikes: homework, getting up early, going to work, cliques, rain, losing good friends, cold locker rooms. SAT's. college applications Most Memorable Past Experience Senior-junior Christmas dance. Rich s Surprise Party. Hardy's calculus class, trip to Italy Rick Villoresi 109 Wiggins Court. Boonton Hey. howya doin! Likes: Corvettes, farais. girls, parties. skiing, school |on occasions!, pools, cast), turbos, the Wampus. Chicago. Aerosmith. and Hardy's class Dislikes bad grades, slow cars, white rocks on the lioulevard. Par-sippany and the campus Most Memorable Past Experience: Riding past the drinking trip by the Rez Ron Wahler 42 West William St. LP Wahley Go for it. yo Rinney Likes skiing in New York stale, canoeing in Maine, back packing in New Mexico, soccer, lacrosse, water skiing, cruising in a car. partying. drama club, shows, beer Dislikes losing soccer games, getting sweaty in gym. tests, term papers, rainy weekends, when no one wants to play football Most Memorable Past Experience: The drama club productions. Guys and Dolls. Pippin and Bye. Bye Birdie, getting in state tournament in soccer Lawrence F Wallin 13 Parsons Rd . L P Larry Yes' . I would Likes vacation. Iiasekdl. kiskel-ball, girls, parlies, sleeping late Dislikes: homework, tests, reports. SAT's. Science. Math Most Memorable Past Experience none Martin Wardamasky 516 Cornela St. Boonton Marty kid Hey. I'm a regular guy . Who luvs ya babe Likes: girls, beer, money, party ing, lacrosse, hockey, football, baseball, basketball, lacqueline Bisset. concerts. weekends. Camuro Z28. shore, hallucenogenic rock Dislikes cheerleaders. ktoks. school, disco, commies. Iranians Most Memorable Past Experience: ( eing an hour late | ast curfew on the Marvland lacrosse trip, taking the bench, throwing an egg at Malkin Paul Weiss 506 Old Boonton Rd . Boonton Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or proud, never haughty or selfish or rude lane does not demand its ow n way It is nig irritable or touchy, it does not hold grudges and rejoices when truth w ins out. Likes, singing, making people smile. Campus '. summer days, elves with pot bellies, strawberry blond hair. M. S and other elite members of the drama club Dislikes The Beguine . Szabodia. stage kisses, gym class Most Memorable Past Experience: going out w ith Kevin Kelly, learning to be a true New |erscyitc Linda Weltner RD 2 Box 694 Miller Dr.. Boonton Got me swingin' Likes: having a good time with friends, parties, football, wrestling, liasketball. lacrosse, the flag squad. G S A show s, choirs, quarters game Dislikes stuck up people, final exams, boring vacations, pushy people Most Memorable Past Experience: Going to Burger King. Ho Jos. Paul's Diner, disapperaing bench. Kufta's house. New Year's Eve. D Amatos History and W.W. II classes, competitions, first weekend of Sept 80 Joseph Westenberger 91 Old Denville Rd., Boonton Twsp. Jo-seph Likes: Glass of '81. skiing. |ersey shore, senior floor, beating Mountain. the victory party. Thanksgiving turkey. Miller. Kufta's. sweet grandma's. memories, winning. Friday nights, scrapbooks, varsity sports. Eagles, tennis. B-B games, swimming. rowdy fans Dislikes: SAT's. Monday mornings, (wring classes, homework, one headlight, no money, application, losing, rainy summer days, turning red. spelling Most Memorable Past Experience: Jr.-Sr dinner dance, the |ersey Shore, taking the senior bench in 80. spray painting Lisa Wiliet 21 Stephen Ave . L.P. 4 . Do you understand what I'm saving , I hate you Likes: summer '80. football games, sharing times with special people, the shore, memories of soph-jr. years, parties. Hojo's. pumpkin patch. New York, band competition. GSA. the Tourne. talking to Guenter. blue, warm sunny days Dislikes diets, fights, broken mirrors. getting hurt, unhappy endings Suzanne Williams 163 Reserve St. Boonton 'Zanne , Sweetie Oh piss poor , ARH-ARH . Wonga-Wonga . Remember w hen .. Cape Cod. tennis. Sue Cee. Herman's tires. Hum with Joe. Mr. Michael, cupid-cutie. pfle squad. Richy baby. Reeses PBC. Cal.. Tourne. scenic views and sunsets, being original, swimming, dreaming. beach walks, honesty. THVP. Craig. IF. foodfights. ice skating, skinny dipping, fuzzy duck, parties Dislikes: people who say CALM DOWN SUE , blisters, people who crack backs, box eight. SAT's. hives, alarm clocks, being bored Most Memorable Past Experience: Jr year. Birdie . BB games, hand front score of 11 at the ACC. the other table, football games. Senior year. Never shall I forget the days I spent with you” Debbie Winner 7 Vivian St. Lincoln Park Space- Likes: tango. kisketball. dose friends, punk and rock music, my put put. ocean city, skirts, leather, my adventures . Colorado, summer. nights, guvs, happy moods, spring days. I D.. Tom Petty and (IB. AC DC. feathers, concerts Dislikes getting up earlier, being stuck in Denville Most Memorable Past Experience one to One Volleyball marathon, parties, climbing the Firemans home, the sophomore clique, the pillow , B.S.. Wango Tango in my living room. New Year's Eve 80, Sheep Hill |unior Senior Dinner Dance. S D . R E M S . D . W . R I s. O'Crady's. Dinner with the girls . NS (larking Jennifer Xenitelis RD 3 Powerville Rd.. Boonton “Yenny Ready? Co . Go for it Likes: kittens. Bjorn Borg. Al Pacino, summer, the beach, people, friends, clothes. Celica GT liftbacks. tennis, rock music. Paul's partying, quarter games, days off. Chinese food. Asti Spumanti. Pittsburg Steelers Dislikes school, some teachers, curfews. unfriendly people, winter. gaining weight, had grades. SATs. college applications, gym. freshman year, cliques Most Memorable Past Experience: GSA '79. GSA '80. quarters games, camping trips in Lincoln Park Patricia Yelpo 28 Galway Pi. Boonton Patty . Wop” Likes: weekends, parties, winning, county champs, gymnastics. Spring-stein. the ocean, wine, dance. Donna Sommers. G. S. G.. disco. Brent, friends, the beach, talking on the phone, racquetball Dislikes SATs. Dire Straits, appli-cations, exams, phony people. Mrs Malkin, writing boring weekends Must Memorable Past Experience Jr -Sr dinner dance, proms. Reservoir. Ml Olive night football game '78 Sam Yukna East Glen Denville Supe I'm impressed Likes: running, money, southern rock, girls, athlotic competition, school, the Eagles, being with people. winning, driving. L A Rams. N Y Yankees. L A Lakers Dislikes going to work, homework, losing, lima beans, sauerkraut, watching someone cry Most Memorable Past Experience: the Jr.-Sr dinner dance Ramsey Yuman 2S1 Kingsland Rd . Boonton Twsp Hardw Likes: skiing. BBC. Campus, hiking, camping, existing without strife, rock music, war games I Risk. Diplomacy. etc |. good food, conservative Republicans Dislikes disco. The Ayatollah and his sidekicks, wasteful, stupid American tendencies. Liberal Democrats Patricia Zanone 218 Dawson Ave.. Boonton Patty , 'Trisha '. Crash Go for it!! . Seven , I don't drink . What!? Likes Burger King, going for it. Riunite, brother |ose. Reese's, sloppy Joes, green MAM's. trustworthy friends, summer day drives, parties with friends, getting mail. Hojo's mistletoe, dolls and toys, schnow. padiddle. friendship cards, honest people, unique socks flowers. my puppy puddles laughing, lacrosse. Penn State Dislikes working, the mall, fighting, people who lie. Helen at Ho|o's being away from my friends people who snub me. Bible Lit., visits from Aggie, being bored, rainy Sundays. Iiabysitting. SAT's. college applications having accidents, getting tick-etssunburn. tossing my cookies Most Memorable Past Experience: Mrs Kufta's surprise party. Deja Vu. Mountain football game and party, hitting Richard's car Bryan Zapf P O Box 113 Bry Save it for the prom Likes: wrestling, golf. Yankees Pittsburgh Pirates Rangers. Warner Wolf. Monty Python. Steely Dan. Nets. Doobie Bros , second period calculus Senior year. Navy. Mr (lardy. Mr O'Neill. Christmas dance 42. warm weather. 6 (teriod lunch, flying DUikw SAT. ACT. ACM. people who smoke. Islanders. Steve's puns, grilled cheese, cold weather, college applications disco. 38 Most Memorable Past Experience: First varsity wrestling win Maria Zeidel 205 Old Wood Lane. Boonton Ree . Stella Go for it . It's that sneaky look again! . Seven Likes ilavs off. ( eing with my friends, dancing, playing quarters, pass-out. parlies, people I sit with 5th and 7th per, friends I made in Sr yr. pom-pon. the kind. Mr Schlenger. calculus, stump the chump, no homework. Riunite Dislikes: school, frosh yr.. wasting time on people who you think are your friends, gaining weight, some teachers. Mr Schlenger's ties, losing football games, cold locker rooms, getting Aggie. SATs. finals, college applications Most Memorable Past Experience Kufta s house and Fil s surprise party’. Ho-|o's. plating Ann Landers . mischief night, footkill team and their first win. learning a routine in 3 days. 1st kind competition On February 27, 1981 Mr. T. Arthur Mery weather retired at 32 V2 years of teaching at Boonton High. Mr. Meryweather will always be remembered by his students for his enthusiasm for teaching Social Studies, his first hand information of World War II and his unique ability to care for his students. For twenty-five years, he was involved in coaching track and cross country. Mr. Meryweather amassed twenty consecutive winning seasons while head mentor. After giving up track and cross country, he founded and coached the first Boonton soccer team. Although Mr. Meryweather is retiring from teaching, he still plans to be actively involved in sports. He will continue as a NJISAA Track and Field Official. He plans to enjoy spring baseball training camp in Sarasota, Florida and travel throughout the United States. On behalf of the student body, the Yearbook Staff would like to wish you success in future endeavors. 69 ACTIVITY PAGE SRA.............................72-73 Freshmen Orientation...............74 National Honor Society.............75 Marching Band...................76-79 Band Front......................80-81 Cheerleaders....................82-85 Homecoming......................86-87 Dames at Sea....................88-89 Concert Choir...................90-91 Vo-Tech.........................92-93 Distributive Education Cooperative Office Educ............94 Media Members......................95 Clothing Club......................95 Club 4.............................95 Language Clubs..................96-97 Sound Squad........................97 Ski Club...........................98 Bowling.........................98-99 Group Sports Ass’n............100-101 Yearbook......................102-103 Humanities........................103 Broadcasting Club Wampus........................104-105 Jazz Ensemble.................106-107 Indoor Soccer.....................108 Track Club........................108 War Games.........................109 Spirit Club.......................109 Unity and Pride Keynote of New Officers The SRA continued efforts to unify the student body and to create a feeling of spirit and pride in the school. To reduce student apathy, the SRA endeavered to increase communications between the student body and the Student Council. It also worked with the administration to instill a feeling of pride in our school, and to offer the students many different activities designed to create school spirit. Among the activities sponsored by the SRA were: a tailgate party, a bonfire, a combined Homecoming with Parsip-pany High, a visit to a daycare center, the creation of a PRIDE Committee, a “Remember the Hostages Day, a One-to-One Marathon, trips to see the Mets, Islanders and “Evita”. The SRA also continues to sponsor a foster child, Doug, an American Indian from Arizona. Officers were: President-Mac Nadel Vice-President-Keyth Kroboth, Treasurer-Amy Dayton, Corresponsing Secretary-Roy Porter and Recording Secretary-Susan Lowenstein. (BELOWI Amy Dayton: Treasurer Keyth Kroboth: Vice-President President: Mac Nadel 73 Freshman Orientation Gets Frosh On Right Track This year’s Freshmen Orientation Program consisted of fifty-two juniors and seniors who were selected to lead the freshmen. On August 9, the junior leaders and ten seniors, attended a training session for a day in Pennsylvania. The day before school began the leaders gathered with the freshmen to follow a shortened schedule of their school day. The leaders were there should any problems or questions arise. During the course of the first and second marking periods several meetings were held with the freshmen. On November 7th, Freshmen Night was held, over 60 freshmen took part in the evening’s events. On February 4th, the incoming freshmen and their parents experienced a slide presentation which explained the course selections, the work study program, the sports program and the extra-curricular activities offered at Boonton. 74 NHS Continues Scholarship Awards The students who were elected to the National Honor Society were those who exhibited qualities of service, character, scholarship and leadership for which the society stands. The organization had a wide variety of fund raising projects to further the club sponsored scholarships. These projects included: a highly successful carnation sale, donations from alumni and refreshment sales at the school plays and at the GSA presentation last May. The club officers were: President — Ann Giordano, Vice-President — Maria Ziedel, Secretary — Amy Dayton and Treasurer — Todd Cox. The scholarship presentation dinner, traditionally the final meeting of the year was held at Zeris' Inn. The 1980-81 marching band, having achieved the status of Atlantic Coast Championship finalists, enjoyed its most successful season in its history. At the ACC held in Elizabeth Stadium, the band placed seventh out of the twelve top bands in Group II. In the band’s own Chapter V Championship, which included members from North Jersey, Southern New York State and Long Island, the band received third place for both band and band front with a score of 78.5. The season started with its annual band camp held during the last week of August at a camp in the Poconos. Labor Day started the performing season with a return to the Labor Day Parade and a performance for Ronald Reagan’s presidential campaign 76 Band Captures Competitive Honors Honor Guard Salute Mary Monson Drum Major Joe Sabina Mr. Szabo 77 in Jersey City. The highlights of the past season were: Livingston Competition. First Place: Band and Band Front. David Brearly Competition: First Place: Band. Other memorable events was the televising of the General Electric Commercial which was filmed by the 1979-80 band. The music for this year’s field show was specially written by Mr. Raymond Troxell. The music included Everybody Rejoice (The WIZ), the Flight of the Bumble Bee. Land of Make Believe and Ice Castles. Special recognition must be given to the entire staff and band personnel who spent countless hours in the design and performance of the 1980 Marching Band field show, to Mr. James Retkwa. Assistant Band Director and Ms. Valerie Stroh, Percussion Parts Arranger. Kevin Kelly: Trombone Soloist 78 The band front also had a winning season with a second place band front in the local Labor Day Parade, and a third place band front award in the Chapter V Championships, Group II. The front’s highest score was an 11 out of a perfect 15 at the Atlantic Coast Championships. Many thanks are given to front advisors: Mr. Michael Lovito, Mr. Bob Honan, and Mr. Jim Striech. Linda Weltner and Sylvia Rivera, Captains Ruthann Vetere and Debbie Loiacono, Captains Band Front Wins Too! Nikki Ann |uliano (Front) Pam Gathagan, Wendy Gaw, Jean-Michele Juliano, Dawn Pickett, Karen Forte, Caroline Castellano (rightl Linda Weltner. Lisa Dondero, Bobbie Pickett. Sandy Hammel, Debbie Rivera and Sylvia Rivera (left) Claude Bouchard. Rhonda VanRiper. Kacie White. Debbie Loiacono. Janet Vantrice. Patti McCormack and Ruthann Vetere Alisa DePalo, Terri Hoos. Chris Currie. Barbara Fatovic, Debbie Renza. Andrea Pfreundschuh. Amy Dayton. Line Bouchard. Linda MacAbee, Ann Gentile. Julie Gallagher, Kathy Rafferty and Maria Zeidel. Amy Dayton and Kathy Rafferty. Captains Suzanne Williams and Laura Siegfried. Captains Claire Mahoney. Suzanne Williams, Wendy Snider. Sue Cetti, Laura Siegfried and Patti Terpstra. (LEFT) Last fall’s cheerleaders helped promote school spirit throughout the entire student body. Win or lose, rain or shine, the girls led crowd cheers in support of their teams. Special thanks to the cheerleading advisors: Mrs. Angilly, Mrs. Malayter and Mrs. Jones. Freshman Football Cheerleaders: Beth Ringlieb. Janet Bolcar. Maureen Reynolds. Stephanie Tamburri. Louisa DiBonaventura, Tina Corraeo (Captain), Pam Stewart, Barbara Kupeky. and (enni Olson. Together as One Soccer Cheerleaders: Captains Suzanne Olson and Doreen Amari {Sitting) Maureen Kane. Michelle Lazar and Lisa Constabile (Kneeling) Andrea Giardina. Loreen Hoppe and Barbara Lyman Varsity Football Cheerleaders: (Front Row) Karen Olson. Maureen Boland (Captain). Mrs. Anally (Advisor). Maureen Boland1 (ABOVE) (acque Embly. Lori Ann Lisa, and Aimee Gasprich. (Rack Row) Kim Barclay. Maria Tamburri. Amy Terhune. Varsity Football Captain Lynn Newbury (Co-Captain) and Keyth Kroboth. (Missing From Photo) Cindy Hackett. 83 Cheerleaders... Smiling faces when they won, tears when they lost; the winter cheerleaders kept the crowds going strong in their efforts to support the various teams of BHS. Leading the squads were: Captains Christine Currie and Maria Tamburri of wrestling, Captains Karen Olson and Diane Paul for varsity basketball and Barbara Kupecky and Maureen Reynolds for Freshmen basketball. B. Kupecky and M. Reynolds Varsity Wrestling: C. Currie, A. DePalo, A. Gasprich, K. Kroboth, K. Rafferty, L. Newbury, L. Hoppe. L. DiBoneventura and P. Boland. Freshmen Basketball: K. Parisi, J. Olson. P. Stewart, L. Westenberger, B. Kupecky. M. Reynolds, K. Hackett. S. Tamburri, L. Bellini and M. McKenna. Cheerleaders Psyche Crowds 84 Varsity Basketball. Captains Diane Paul and Karen Olson Varsity Basketball: D. Paul. K. Olson. L. A. Lisa. D. Amari. J. Embley. L. Constable. M. Boland. C. Ward and M. Kane. 85 The Freshmen Court Queen Leslie the First! Jody DeCarlo Kim Procko The Sophomore Court (RIGHT) The Junior Court (BELOW) Norma Huebscher Kim Delia Alisa DePalo Kathy Rafferty Suzanne Olson Kyeth Kroboth Michele Lazar The Senior Court Stephanie DePalo On November 27th, a cool Thanksgiving morning, the Parsippany High School Queen and her court joined our five finalists, waiting for the decision of this year's voting results. Francesca Laurenzi, Committee Chairperson, announced this year’s winner to be ... Leslie Heissenbuttel. Her court included: Michele Lazar (Junior), Elisa De Palo (Sophomore) and Mr. Jody DeCarlo (Freshman). This was the first time a male entry and class winner joined the queen’s court. Leslie who was a member of the court for last year's queen, Coleen Vernay, “never dreamed of becoming queen. Other homecoming queen nominees were: Kathy Coe, Stephanie DePalo, Pia Licciardi and Stacy Peszynski. Pia Licciardi Kathy Coe Jim Palazzo. Queen Leslie and escort Tommy Evans. 87 “Dames at Sea” Drama Club Presentation A musical based on the hit movies of the 1930’s, Dames at Sea tells the story of Ruby, (Kathy Rafferty) a young girl from Centerville, USA who arrives in New York with dreams of stardom, tap shoes in her suitcase and a heart full of hope. She lands a job in the chorus of a new broadway show, staring Mona Kent, (Paula Weiss) the biggest star in New York. Ruby meets Dick, (Mark Schwartz) a sailor from Centerville who writes unique songs. Mona develops a strong interest in Dick that is not completely on a professional level. On the afternoon of opening night, a wrecking crew arrives to tear the theatre down. It has been sold and will be converted into a parking lot. For the show to go on Dick and his friend Lucky, (John Donahue) decide to go to the captain of their battleship with plans to move the show to the ship. Mona comes along to persuade the captain since they are old friends. During the opening night a rival performer, Joan (Keyth Kroboth) and her romantic interest Lucky scheme to get Mona seasick. Having completed their mission, Ruby gets her big moment and taps her way into the hearts of Broadway, in true Busby Berkley tradition. The cast included: Mike Landolfi, Curtis Beers, Dianne Edelhauser, Bev Meyer, Dave Schwartz, Deb Regalski, Joe Whritenour and Stevelle Baydo. The show was directed by Mark Miller, a 1976 BHS graduate. The supervisor was Mr. Robert Fosket. Miss Karen Kennedy and Miss Laurie Bohon directed music and choreography. 89 Spring Concert Dedicated to This year’s Glee Club was made up of forty students. Under the direction of Mr. Paul C. Richley, the Glee Club sang at various concerts. Concerts were performed at the following places: Neil's New Yorker for the Rotary Club, Drew Chemical. Knights of Columbus, Riverside Hospital and the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on the Boardwalk in Boon-ton. Their Annual Prelude to Christmas Concert songs included: the traditional, Bless this House, and the “Lord Bless You and Keep You plus such holiday favorites as “Jingle Bells,” Silent Night,” “Three Noels, While by Their Sheep” and the Jewish carol “Bim Bam. Soloist Steven Shinol Club Officers Soloist fill Binder and Pianist Mary Munson 90 America’s Women The 1980-81 club officers were: President — Linda Weltner, Vice-President — Steve Kerlin, Secretary — Margaret Niblick, Treasurer — Cheryl Walz and Attendance Secretary — Jill Binder, Accompanying the songsters on the piano were Mary Monson and Assistant Director and alumnus Laurie Niblick. The Glee Club traveled to Northeastern High School in Hyattsville, Maryland for an exchange concert. The annual spring concert entitled Ladies was dedicated to the women of America. Song titles and themes were selected for their appreciation and love of women. Specialized Training at County Vo-Tech Every morning 48 students leave school to go to the Morris County Vocational-Technical School in Den-ville. Students learn different skills and trades that are not available at our school. They are: Auto Body, Carpentry, Child Care, Commerical Art, Computer Programming, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, Drafting, Electronics, Heating and Air Conditioning, Masonary and Welding. Through this program each individual gains a better understanding of his trade to prepare for a career. Dana Codd Darlene Pyontek f? m Robert Stollenmier L Sylvia Rivera Kevin Tims Photography by: Jim DeFelippis 92 Distributive Education is a program of studies that prepares students for future careers in the fields of merchandising and marketing of goods and services. At Boonton High the students carry a full twenty credit program in the morning and are dismissed on a work release. This year the DE students sold candy to raise money for an employer-employee breakfast. This program is under the supervision of Mr. Prentice who has been in charge of DE for eleven years. Cooperative Office Education is a program of vocational education provided jointly by the school and business firms in the area. Mrs. Wright is a COE Coordinator. There are thirteen girls involved in the program. The girls are employed by the following firms: Ballantine Laboratories, Channel Home Centers, Gibraltar Securities, National Association of Cosmetology Schools, RFL Industries, John A. Smitka Accountant, Tredways Express Inc., and Warner Lambert. Skill in office work and adjustment to the business world are brought about through experience provided by part-time, paid employment. Classroom instruction is individualized in order to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary for success in the business world. Distributive Education (a m.) Distributive Education (p.m.) Cooperative Office Education 94 Media Members Club 4: Club 4, the school activities club, completed its second year with its original officers: President-Norbert Schindler, Vice-President-Kim Roon, and Treasurer-]eff Geiger. This year they were joined by Chris Maurer as Secretary and Kim Nolte as Publicity Manager whose efforts contributed greatly to the club. With funds raised The Media Members are headed by President, Kevin Osborne and Vice-President Gary Horvath. The membership includes John Beebe, Cindy Behnke, Marie Remus, Scott Scarfile and Carol Thoner. The members of this club assist the library media center running efficiently. Their responsibilities include checking in new magazines, shelving returned materials, keeping circulation statistics and writing overdue notices. They also preside over the circulation desk to check books in and out. The Media members also meet every other Thursday for meeting to organize parties and short field trips. Clothing Club Although the clothing club is new to the school, it has a large membership. The students work on all types of clothing construction and handy craft projects. The officers are President-Norma Huebsher, Vice-President Ruthann Vetere, Secretary Kim Roon and Treasurer-Sandra Lorenzetti. The SRA representative is Kim Nolte. Club Advisor-Mrs. Bird. in various bake sales, the group participated in trips to stimulate an interest in the varied cultural offerings of the Metropolitan area. They celebrated their second year with a party at Tourne Park and continued to take trips into New York City. In Manhattan, the club dined, saw shows on Broadway and at Radio City Music Hall and organized skating at Rockefeller Center. Both Mrs. Schindler and Mrs. Epstein have been helpful in providing assistance to the club. 95 French Club (BELOW): Mk. Rockis. S. Petry, L. Heff. A. Blain, L. Prashan. S. Nicholson, M. Seelinger. Miss Llewellyn, A. Pelrone and F. Casale. Italian Club (ABOVE): Mr. Cucchiara, C. Laurenzi, A. Giardina, D. Levine, JM Juliano. M. Castellana, C. White. (Sealed): J. Occhipinti, L. Guariniello and ]. DiFilippis. This year’s Italian Club began the school year with high hopes and plans. The officers of the club included President-Jeanie Occhipinti, Vice-President-Jim DeFilippis, Secretary-Michelle Castellana, Treasurer-LuAnn Guariniello and dictator Chris White. The club, with its faculty advisor, Mr. Cucchiara, is organizing its annual refreshment sale at the Group Sports Association show, bake sales and a club trip at the end of the year to a destination to be determined Italian Club French Club activities started with a holiday party to which all other language clubs were invited. Spring activities included events such as: cooking dinner, a picnic and a trip to a famous New York City French restaurant. Club officers were: President — Mary Kate Rockis, Vice-President — Amy Blain, Secretary — Fred Casale and Treasurer — Sharon Petry. Advisor — Miss Llewellyn French Club 96 Sound Squad The Sound Squad provides the school with audio and visual aid services that are required for further comprehension of presented materials. In addition to delivering and maintaining equipment, the students are also responsible for sound and video recording for both classes and extra-curricular events of the school. Spanish Club The Spanish Club planned many activities for the past year. These activities included a trip to see Evita , a Christmas Party, which also included all other language clubs and an active participation in All-Language Week. Club officers for the 1980-81 school year were: President-Cheryl Gruters, Vice-President-Julie Sherman, Secretary-Debbie Renza and Treasurer-Kris Ackerman. Mrs. Joyce was the club advisor. (Kneeling): |. Sens. Mr. Dewar, Club Advisor, G. Thoner. B. Mahlbacker. (Standing:) (L to R) M. Pappas. B. Brantner. B. Hollinghurst, K. Rowe, D. Kennedy. W. Niblick. K. Parisi and G. Horvath. (Seated:) (L to R) K. Ackerman, S. Gruthers. D. Penza, and J. Sherman. (Standing:) C. Thoner. K. Barnish. ] Pieron. L. Bednar, A. Westervelt, F. Hurford, H. Alegarbez and K. Johnson. 97 Ski Club: At the first sign of snow the Ski Club made preparations for their winter ski trips. Skiing last winter was limited to Vernon Valley Great Gorge Ski area. The ninety member club had five very successful trips. Excellent man-made snow conditions prevailed during the extremely cold January. The club officers were: President — Caroline Castellana, Vice-President — Todd Cox, Treasurer — Line Bouchard and Secretary — Rick Villorise. 98 Lori Callahan, Mr. Korinda, Rufus Herring (ABOVE) Bowling Club Thursday after school twenty-three students and faculty members compete among themselves at the Boon-ton Bowl. At press time Mike McGuiness had the highest game at 227 while Mickey Hercek led high average with 143. Mr. Korinda, Club advisor, holds the high series with 514. On the girls’ team Miss Jarema is high scorer with a 162 game. Patti Brinkerhoff, club treasurer, high average of 108, while Cindy Behnke, club secretary, the high series at 348. At the close of every season the club holds their Annual Pizza Party and Awards Ceremony. Ken Moriese (RIGHT) Scott Looker, Eric Gabriel. Maria McMillian. Patty Brinkerhoff (ABOVE) WHODUNIT? was the theme for the Black Team this past year. Captains Sharon Kline and Colleen Ver-nay led their team through the search for the assassin of a rising young celebrity. Glorious Star, portrayed by Lawanda Coley. Other characters were performed by Maureen Boland (Mrs. Peacock), Hilary Hynes (Columbo), Kim Nolte (Kojak), and Colleen was Clouseau. The show began with Disco Party Rollerskating, led by captains Linda Weltner and Debbie Hercek. The best overall performance of evening was provided by tap, alias Pink Panthers, led by Captains, Christine Currie and Kathy Rafferty. The Modern Dance of the Veils, dazzled its way onto the scene with captains Stephanie DePalo and Nancy Stewart. Louisa Onorati soloed as Vera. Tumbling and Apparatus sneaked their way onto the floor as policemen. Tumbling captains were Beth Neelman and Karen Lovas. Apparatus was led by Captains Doreen Amari and Diane Paul. Floor exercises were provided by Policewoman Pepper (Gail Spies) and Detective Garrett (Connie Ward). Captains Colleen Reynolds and [udy [ones led the prisoner exercise routine. Team scenery was provided by Isabelle Haller and Hilary Hynes. too nntKEL The Red Team, headed by captains Tricia Madine and Amy Koreivo led their team to another victory' thru the world of COMIC STRIP CHAOS . Excellent performances were given by Nancy Kromka (Charlie Brown), Amy Koreivo (Lucy) and |immy Larson (Linus). Marching their wray into the scene were Tumbling and Apparatus, Beatle Bailey , led by Dale Polizzi and Michele Lazar, Floor exercises were performed by Nina Kurtz (Snoopy), and Traci Banks (Superman). Roller skaters, led by captains Devin Merkle and Tammi Saffiotti wheeled their way onto the floor as they portrayed Disney characters. Captain Beth McHugh led the Hoe-Down as tap came onto the floor as hillbillies. They won the Best-Over-All Performance of the night. Calisthenics jumped into the scene as Cavemen”, led by captain Theresa Eoga. Modern completed their performance with a Wizard of Id , presentation by captains Karen Konight and Maura Ringlieb. The night was topped off by a fine finale act of Sunday Papers”. The fantastic scenery done by Lorraine McAbee and Ann Pfreund-schuh greatly added to the shows success. 101 Yearbook Norbert Schindler and Jane VanHouten Wendy Snider and Sue Hinchman Humanitarian Club: L. Weltner. R. Porter. L. Picciano. K. Jones. T. Abato. A. Giordano. M. Venturini and S. Hinchman. Humanitarian Club This year’s Humanitarian Club, with officers: Ken (ones, Sue Hinchman, Cheryl Gruthers and Jeff Geiger was responsible for the organization of the Annual Blood Drive which was held on March 16th. The club also helped the American Red Cross with several other blood drives which were held at nearby locations. This year on March 22nd, there was a swimmathon in which our school played an important part. 102 Linda Weltner, |eanie Occhipinti and Nancy Stewart |im DeFelippis Yearbook Staff Yearbook is a course in which students learn the basic elements of publication work. Areas covered include layout and design, journalism, editing photography, handling of photographs through creative cropping and reporting. To help finance the publication of the book, the staff is also responsible for selling boosters, ads and yearbooks. Under the direction of Mr. G. Horton, the yearbook was completed on time. 103 News and Blues The Boonton Broadcasting Club has enjoyed its sixth successful year at B.H.S. In addition to their regular sponsored events, such as the Pep Rally and the Top 25 Poll, the BBC had some new activities. Senior member Ellen Albig organized a club trip to the NBC Studios at Rockefeller Center for a personal tour of the WYNY station. The BBC has also purchased new equipment to expand their professionally equipped studio. As always, they provide the school with entertainment and information each morning. Officers this year were Jeff Geiger, Greg Thoner Steve Spinosa and Gary Horvath Nick Morasco and Robert Sanders Editor-in-Chief Rick Villoresi and Joel Bechtel After three years of award winning publications the WAMPUS has lost its advisor. Mrs. Francine Malkin, who directed the school paper to a 1st place rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association resigned to further her education. After her resignation the newspaper was removed from the journalism class. Under the direction of Mr. Angilly, Rick Villoresi remained Editor-in-Chief and his newly elected staff adopted a new format to lower production costs. The new WAMPUS Staff wishes to extend a special thanks to Mrs. Worts for all her assistance. WAMPUS Staff: (1 to r) K. Jones, R. Villoresi. J. Bechtel, C. Walsh. R. Porter, M. Zeidel, S. Nicholson and S. Nicholson. 104 Photos: Jim DeFelippis Christine Opp Norbert Schindler and Ramsey Yunan Mac Nadel and Steve Nicholson Debbie Zsarko and Cheryl Walz Jeff Geiger and Mark Schwartz BBC Staff: Mr. Miller. P. Weiss. G. Horvath. N. Schindler. R. Yunan. J. Geiger. S. Nicholson. M. Nadel, L. Zsarko, S. Spinosa, C. Walz. G. Thoner and D. Zsarko. President; Steve Nicholson, Vice-President of Programming; Cherly Walz, Vice-President of Promotion Ellen Albig, Secretary; Lorraine Zsarko, Treasurer; and Chief Engineer Norbert Schindler. Mr. Miller is the club advisor. 105 (ABOVE) Nick Moreno and Chavaun Pizar (RIGHT) Pauline Herbert. Therese Ackerman and Mark Schwartz Jazz Ensemble Entertains Area Groups The Jazz Ensemble is comprised of students from the Instrumental Music Department. All students are chosen for the group by audition. The Jazz Ensemble performs at many school and community functions such as: Energy Day, Fanfair, Rotary' Club, NHS Banquet, Back to School Night, 8th grade Orientation and at Jazz Band Competitions. Other performances include concerts at John Hill School, Chapel Hill School and Rockaway Valley School. The ensemble has brought the Big Band” sound to the Boonton area. This year the band also performed in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Maryland. The group is comprised of four major instrumental sections. These are: Saxophones (6 players), Trombones and Low Brass (7 players), Trumpets (7 players) and the Ryhthm section (7 players). Rehearsals occur one evening per week. (LEFT): Ronald Maurer and Julie Gallagher Indoor Soccer High Success! The indoor soccer club was a new idea of the world's sport. Expecting only a handful of students hoping to kick the ball around while getting in shape the program grew to sixty-seven members. An executive committee was elected, consisting of President-Vinnie Gallucci, Vice-President-Tony Kee, Secretary-Chris White, and Treasurer-Scott Willis. Eight teams were formed, and they met two nights each week to play four games. Competition was aggressive, fast and furious. Players improved their ball control, passing and team play. After two months in the final championship game pitted the Purple against the White team. Purple emerged victorious with a 4-3 score. Mr. Cucchiara's Indoor Soccer League play. Madison Square Garden The Track Club was formed to spark enthusiasm towards Track and Field. The advisor, Mr. Horton, hopes to get more people actively involved in track. The club brings attention to the sport by seeing various competi tions of world class athletes. Club members viewed the Annual Millrose Classic at Madison Square Garden in February. Four world records were established in the running events. Pictured above is the Wanamaker Mike won by Emmon Coglan. Two weeks later he set a new world indoor record of 3:50.1. The club officers were: President — Roy Porter, Secretary — Angela Hudson and Treasurer — Loreen Hoppe. 108 War Games: Mr. D'Amato, M. Nadel, K. Onopa. S. Nicholson, F. Hurford and R. Yunan. Spirit Club: Miss Cailleteau. M. Boland, S. Ferraro, LTMcAbee. L. Heff. L. Picciano. (Row 2) C. Gruters, M. Venito. L. Willett. B. Spender. M. Venturini. S. Hinchman. T. Abato. L. Prashen. War Games The newly formed Spirit Club, with advisor Miss Cailleteau, began with new ideas for Boonton High students. Spirit week, the first activity of the club, was an overwhelming success due to the great participation of the students and teachers. The club officers: President-Sue Hinchman, Secretary-Cheryl Gruters, Treasurer-Gail Spies and the rest of the members planned future activities similiar to Spirit Week. The club also hosted the football parents breakfast held on Thanksgiving Day. Members also made posters to boost the moral for the athletic teams. The War Games Club allows students to get together and participate in some very challenging games. These games, which require a great deal of time and concentration, relate basically to historical events. The popular game of RISK, is similar to the type of game played however, club games are more complicated. Mr. D’Amato is the club military advisor. Club meetings are held on a weekly basis. Spirit Club INSIDE SPORTS SPORT PAGE Football (Varsity)..............112-114 Football (Frosh)....................115 Football (Junior Varsity)...........116 Gymnastics......................117-119 Soccer..........................120-122 Soccer (Junior Varsity).............123 Cross Country...................124-125 Field Hockey....................126-127 Tennis..................n.......128-129 Basketball (Boys)...............130-132 Basketball (Girls)..............133-135 Wrestling.......................136-137 Lacrosse........................138-140 Track (Girls).......................141 Track (Boys)....................142-143 Baseball........................144-145 Softball........................146-147 Winless Streak Stopped at 27 The first four games of the 1980 season continued a winless streak that stretched over 27 games. Caldwell, the season's opener was a big disappointment to the players and coaching staff. The team was really psyched,” but a little too anxious. The following Saturday, Morris Hills could have been their first victory, at half time the score was 21-6, Boonton. In the second half everything went in favor of the home team. Penalties, fumbles and an intercepted pass brought the “Knights back to a 28-21 victory. The next two weeks the Bombers were still recovering from this disappointment and failed to generate any momentum against either Dover or Mt. Olive. The real opportunity for a victory would have to be against West Orange Mountain. After a scoreless first period Boonton capitalized, late in the second quarter, via a 15 yard pass from junior quarterback Eric Weliksky to senior back John Giar-dina. This proved to be the deciding margin. Boonton had finally won! The following week Hanover Park and Boonton battled to a 14-14 contest. Boonton had to settle for the tie, after a missed field goal with seconds remaining on the game clock. The remaining three games, against tough Group III teams; West Morris, Randolph and Parsippany, proved to be too much for the injury riddled squad. In each contest (continued on page 113) 112 however, the kids became more competitive, they were just beginning to believe in themselves, remarked second year head coach John Stack. He continued, “the program looks to be on the upswing, we have an enthusiastic group of juniors returning next year.” Junior Gerald Pinney was the team high scorer for the season. Gerry scored four touchdowns and one two point conversion for a total of 26 points. His 27 receptions, totaling 429 yards was also high total yardage for the varsity squad. Many individuals received recognition from local newspapers by being selected to All Star teams. (continued on page 114) • � � Boonton Honor Roll (Seniors) Chris DeGeorge (Linebacker) Mark Drugac (Defense) 2nd Team All-Area Daily Record 2nd Team All-Area Suburban Trend 2nd Team All-Area Suburban Trend 3rd Team All-Morris Star Ledger 3rd Team All-Morris Star Ledger (Juniors) Gerald Pinney (End) Eric Weliksky (Quarterback) 1st Team All-Area Suburban Trend 1st Team Citizen Dream Team 1st Team Citizen Dream Team T DOWN fi 1 YARIK Tft ft 114 Frosh Hammer Foes The young Bombers racked up seven straight wins before bowing to Randolph and then Parsippany. It was a season full of surprises and victories, one following the other. The defensive unit had three shut-outs and allowed only a single touchdown in three other games. The varsity looks forward to the arrival of this young Bomber team. Outstanding players included Mike McHugh, Steve Watson, Ron Digiacapo, Art Inza, Andy Samoszeggi and Jeff Estler on the offense and Mike Bevacqua. Ray Roller, Dave Baum and Jeff Bosland on the Defense. Congratulations to the Freshmen team for a super year. This year's freshmen football team, under the direction of coaches Angelo Questa and Kevin Petry compiled the successful season's record of seven wins and two losses. 115 This past season was both rewarding and disappointing. Since the team was hampered by many injuries, it achieved only a .500 record. The Bombers produced victories against Dover, Hanover Park, Morris Hills and West Orange Mountain. Outstanding players included: Dan Beltran, John Koval, and Tony Lasalandra who also participated in a lot of varsity action. The coaching staff expects much strength from these players in the future. Contributions for next season are also expected from: Mark Bellini, Steve Kerlin, Robert Krok, Steve and Karl Onopa, Tommy Zaher and Tommy Madine. JV Battle for .500 Record 116 New Individual and Team Records The 1980 Gymnastic team provided another winning season in the fall sports program. They finished their season with a 7-1 record in the Iron-Hills Conference and an 11-2 overall season’s record. Under the leadership of senior captains Ann Petonak and Gail Spies, the team qualified for the North Jersey Sectionals, where sophomore Leigh Anne Obenhuber won individual recognition for her third and fourth positions on the uneven parallel bars and the balance beam. She also proved to be a big factor during the season, breaking several school records. Leigh Anne now holds all school records with scores of: 9.3, 8.65, 8.95, 9.2 and 35.1 on bars, beam, vaulting, floor and all-around respectively. She was also named to Donna Amari Diane Paul Leigh Anne Obenhuber Palty Yelpo 118 the Morris Country All Area Gyn-mastic Team. By efforts of each team member, the season proved to be a winning one. Individual competitiors included: seniors Patti Yelpo and Diane Paul; juniors, Patty Boland and Connie Ward; sophomore Ann Walcutt; and freshman Donna Amari who will be an asset to the team in upcoming years. Senior Holly Fisher also a member of the team, became ill early in the season. This kept her out of competition. In the last meet of the season, the highest team score was achieved against arch rival Montclair: Boonton scored 92.25. In the Morris County Tournament two team members also did well. Leigh Anne placed second All-Around, On bars and vaulting and fourth on beam. Ann Petonak was also victorious, placing fifth on bars. The team is looking forward to another great season next year with five letter winners returning for action. Ann Petonak The varsity soccer team ended its season this year with a 8-9-3 record, after gaining seats in both the county and state tournaments. This marks the first time the Bombers were seated in either of the tournaments. The Bombers’ offense was led by freshman Giancarlo Morelli who was leading scorer with 19 goals and was named to the first team of the Morris County Coaches’ Team. He was also voted to the second team, All Area, junior Chris White and Sophomore Frank Bevacqua completed the front line. Seniors Craig Calder, Todd Cox and Ron Wahler and juniors Andy Dock, Scott Willis and Sean Fischer were very effective at midfield. This year's defense, one of the best in the team's history, was led by senior captains Ferdie Manlangit (Honorable Mention Morris County Coaches Team) and Tony Kee. Senior Gordon Dixon, junior goalie Mike Homeijer, frosh Cemal Andi-can and senior subs Joe Westenber-ger and joe Bechtel filled out the squad. Gordon Dixon (BELOW) (ABOVE) Giancarlo Morelli 121 122 Steven Ough Learning Process for JV Squad Under the direction of Coach Frank Valvano the Junior Varsity soccer squad did not reach the level of success as did the varsity. Their season record of 1-13-5 did not give a fair statement of accomplishment to the team. Each and every member of the team gained necessary experience needed to make the move to the varsity squad next season. 123 Cross Country Registers Best Season 10-2 The 1980 cross country season must be ranked among the school’s best. Five returning lettermen gave the harriers high hopes at the start of the fall campaign. The season began with a win and a loss. This early loss to Randolph (25-31) proved to be the decisive margin in the conference championship. The team won their next eight meets in a row, raising their season's record to an amazing, 9-1. The greatest thrill during this series of wins was an upset victory, the first ever, over then county ranked, Morris Hills. At this point the team received its deserved recognition by the local press. The team broke into the RECORDS’ Top-Ten Teams. This too, was a first for Boon-ton X-Country. The only other loss was to a very strong Parsippany team. The final record, an impressive 10 wins, 2 losses. This was the best in Boonton fall sports. Much of the credit for the successful year must be given to senior cocaptain Chris Chappell. Chris was only beaten three times in twelve dual meets. At mid-season he established five course records in five outings. At the Morris County Championship Meet, Chris’ 12th place finish led the team to be among the top ten. At the State Sectionals held in Elizabeth, Chris again led his team to a fifth place. He was fifth overall in the Group II, Section II race. For his outstanding season performance he was selected to the ADVANCE All County Team. Although Chappell excelled, the season would not have been a success without the running talents of his teammates. Seniors; co-captain Sam Yukna and Wilson Garcia, plus Juniors; Bob MacDonald and Roy Porter rounded out the returning lettermen. Yukna, who led training sessions for much of the summer was out with injuries for nearly half the season. His return to the line-up was instrumental in the victory over Dover. The biggest surprise was the added 124 Sam Yukna Wilson Garcia strength gained by the varsity squad from the incoming freshmen, they were: Glen Middleton, Timmy Nexon and Steve Forte. Middleton was consistently in the top five for the Bombers. These three, plus two others, Andy Vnenchak and Terry Hudson, placed second overall in the class oriented competition at the Fifteenth Annual Dover Invitational. The future looks bright for the team as a number of JV’s will be vying for a varsity position next season. Looking towards these positions will be: Charles VerHouve, Philip Chung, Hector Martinez, Ken (ones, Richard Hubner, Tony Bonefede and Hadrian Alegarbes. Freshmen Glen Middleton and Tim Nexon Roy Porter Isabel DeSousa Captain Amy Erny The girls could not field a steady five person team. The regulars who competed were sophomores Amy Erny and Elizabeth Petersen and freshmen Isabel DeSousa and Lynn Grenevich. Others who aided were: Meg Dworak, Phyllis Beger, and Debbie Hereck. Their season’s record was 0-9, but the enthusiasm for next fall has not been dampened by the four. 125 126 Field Hockey Team Records First Shutout! This year’s field hockey team improved its fighting spirit and battled to a record of 4-9-2. This marked the best record in the short history of the sport at Boonton. The highlight of the season was a 2-0 shutout over Mt. Olive. This reversed an early season loss. Most of the improvement this year was due to the agressive offensive play of senior co-captains Janet Ven-trice and Roberta Custer; Roberta with her team leading five goals and Janet with her ball handling ability which led to several key goals. Two other players helped in the scoring totals, Donna Reeves and Claude Bouchard each scored twice. Several other individuals must be singled out for recognition: Susan Custer for her outstanding play on both offense and defense, Kim Roon for her game winning assist in the victory over Parsip-pany Hills and Beth Eggert’s outstanding efforts at goal tending with 102 saves on the season. Kim Johnson, Julie Sherman and Michelle Castellana also contributed their talents to the improved season. Three freshmen gained varsity experience and should be a big factor next season; they were Kacie White, Lisa Bechtel and Lisa Westenberger. First year head coach Kathy Castellanos was praised by her team for her unselfish efforts and support. A special thanks is extended to team manager, Sue Reynolds. Co-Captain Janet Ventrice Defense against the Comer: Sue Custer, Michelle Castellana, Claude Bouchard, Goalie Beth Eggert, Kim Johnson and Lisa Bechtel Kim Roon (8), Roberta Custer and Claude Bouchard (25) Coach Kathy Castellanos (r) Injuries Hamper Hopes With seven returning letter winners, the girls’ tennis team looked forward to a successful season. These hopes dwindled as several injuries struck the team. The first singles position was opened by four year letter winner Amy Dayton, but her injury led Sue Hinchman (8-5) to replace this position. Wendy Grisee (4-8), also a four year letter winner, took the second singles position while sophomore Laura Murtha (3-5) played third singles. The first doubles pair were seniors Cindy O’Sullivan (6-7) and Amy Dayton (5-8). Line Bouchard (4-8) and Andrea Pfreundschuh (4-9) played second doubles. Together, the team accomplished a final conference record of 5-7 and an overall record of 5-11. Sue Hinchman Line Bouchard Wendy Grisee Laura Murtha Andrea Pfreundschuh Cindy O’Sullivan 128 Bombers Finish With Three Wins Last year’s young Bomber team was badly battered in the early weeks of the season. Lack of experience at competition and a schedule of tough matches combined to keep the team winless for too long. Only in the last few weeks was the team able to break through and win. The boys finished by winning 4 of their last 6 matches, the final three in a row. Joe Westenberger John Mura 129 Wittner Named MVP at Montville This year’s team was led by Junior center (6'-5 ) Doug Wittner who received the Most Valuable Player Award at the Montville Christmas Tournament and has been the Bombers leading scorer in most of their games this season. With Wittner doing most of the scoring, the rebounding was dominated by Captain Fer-die Manlangit and transfer student Rich Hazinski. Floor leaders this season were the backcourt trio of John Jackson, Eric Wekilsky and Mike Norton. Each possesses a different quality; Jackson was the point guard and a good shooter, Wekilsky also a good ball handler and mid-range shot, while Norton was an excellent passer. Coming off the bench as the sixth man, Norton also demonstrated tenacious defense, causing numerous turnovers. The squad’s season record at presstime was 10 victories and 11 losses including tournament play. Rich Hazinski Joel Bechtel Mike Norton John Jackson 131 Frosh 500 Season Injuries plagued this year's Frosh team but they still achieved a 10-10 record. Captains joe Blauner and John Whritenour were the team leaders, Jeff Estler was the team's high scorer, but Andy Szamosszegi was selected MVP. Ron DiGiacopo, Dave Edwards and Steve Watson contributed greatly to the season. Andy Szamosszegi (13) Frosh Mike McHugh (55) Frosh Larry' Sauchelli (44) Soph Timmy Stickle (23) Soph Others who shared the playing time were: Steve Forte, Ed Lasen, Tony Petrare, Jeff Kostka, Jim Bolcar, and Tom Voelkner. Ken Martin and John Douglas demonstrated great potential in early season but were sidelined due to injuries. The ]V basketball squad finished with a team record of 6-12, however many of those games were decided by only a few points. Sophomore Larry Sauchelli was the team’s leading scorer, he was followed by sophomore Tim Stickel and freshman Mike McHugh. It was the first year for Coach O’Brien of Montville at Boonton. 132 JV “Army” Comes Out On Top What's Red and White, has thirty-two legs and a tremendous desire to win basketball games? The girl's |V basketball team! The 16 girl “army” had a most impressive season (16-5). High scorers for the baby bombers” were forwards Patrice Fitzgerald, (203 points), Laura Murtha (124 points) and guard Beth Nordquist (164 points). All three players were indispensible. Outstanding guards, Kim Procko and Valerie Taylor are sure to see varsity play next year. Amazing defensive play came from Laura Porter, Lisa Bechtel and Debbie White. Without their aggressive play, the squad would not have done such an incredible job. Freshman co-captains Patrice Fitzgerald and Laura Porter proved to be fine leaders for a truly remarkable team. The remainder of the team, although not seeing much playing time, gave 100% throughout the season. Miss LeBoeuf was the coach. Laura Murtha (33). Laura Porter (23). Kim Procko (5) Coach LeBoeuf. Lisa Bechtel (14) Patrice Fitzgerald (34) and |1 to r) Laura Zeidel. Laura Porter. Marilyn Carey. Beth Nordquist. Patrice Fitzgerald. Beth Nordquist (22) Kim Procko, Carolyn VanDyne, Laura Murtha and Lisa Bechtel. 133 The girl’s varsity, led by Cocaptains Sue Hinchman and Annette Greshko, once again established themselves as a power in Morris County basketball. Winning big in their first four games, the Bombers hit a tailspin and lost their next three, including a five point decision to forceful Morristown in the Ron Brown Christmas Tournament Championship. Picking themselves up and showing steady improvement and development as a team, they won twelve of their next sixteen games. The Bombers earned sixth seed in the Morris County Tournament and fifth seed in Section II, Group 2 of the State Tournament, which they entered with a record of 16-6. Junior guard Debbie Voelkner (16 points per game) and senior center Sue Hinchman (12 points per game) led the Bomber scoring, while senior forward Annette Greshko consistently rebounded in double figures, as did Hinchman. Senior guard Debbi Carey and junior forward Sue Custer, both of whom Sue Hinchman 134 Sue Custer (12), Annette Greshko (11) and Debbie Voelkner (20) Girls’ Varsity Continues Winning Tradition 74 pts. Against Bailey Set New Scoring Record The Starting Five: Sue Custer, Debbi Carey. Sue Hinchman, Annette Greshko and Debbie Voelkner (ABOVE) Kathy Gallant, Kathy Katzgrau and Debbie Voelkner Sue Custer Coach Schlenger and Crev developed into fine all around players, especially defensively, rounded out the starting five. Providing much needed depth and versatility were juniors Donna Reeves, Kathy Gallant and Kathy Katzgrau who, along with Voelkner, Custer, and some promising junior varsity players will be counted on to maintain the winning tradition of Boonton girls’ basketball next year.- 136 Best Season Ever For Bombers The wrestling team achieved new heights this year. They estbalished a school record for most victories in a season. They also accomplished a feat that no other BHS team had done in the fifteen years of the sport, that was, defeating arch rivals Parsippany and Morristown. On several occasions they proved their resilience by overcoming seemingly overwhelming deficits to snatch victories from the hands of defeat. We hope to continue this success with 8 returning letter winners and the continuation of the youth program. This year's squad featured: (Seniors] Ron Bonanni (115), captain Craig Calder (135) and Todd Rebele (148); (Juniors) Scott Auman (108), Ti-siano DiBonaventura (122), Mike Cor- rao (141), Mike Homeijer (170), Mike Buckingham (188) and Tony Lasalan-dra (Hwy); (Sophomore) Rich Scar-dilli (101) and (Freshmen) Rich Anderson (108) and Dan Gregory (158). The match against Mount Olive left everybody in a state of shock. With three matches left, Boonton was down 13-30. There was only one way to win. Mike Homeijer, Mike Buchingham and T-O-N-Y had to pin, and they did! The final score was 31-30 BOONTON! Outstanding individual efforts should also be recognized. Ron Bonanni left the opposition in AWE as he finished the season undefeated with a 22-0 record. Captain Craig Calder (ABOVE) Ron Bonanni (BELOW) Mike Buckingham Tony Lasalandra, a first year wrestler, gave a spirit boost to the team, he captured the audience's heart as some matches came to a final match decision with Tony eeking out a victory. Vincent Bacchetta and Craig Calder called upon each team member to give their best for great team efforts. Boonton also added to the season with a few victories in tournament play. Victories were chalked up by Ron Bonanni (1st), Vi-cent Bacchetta (2nd) and Tony Lasalandra (2nd). The team's final season record was 9 wins and 3 losses. Frosh Dan Gregory Coach Zavala Captain Vincent Bacchetta Mike Homeijer Todd Rebele Tisiano DiBonaventura Tony Lasalandra 137 Fitch League Championship Ours Raubenheimer Harbeson All-American The 1980 lacrosse season was very successful and most rewarding. The goals set for 1980 were to win every game and get into the playoffs. The team did not win every game but came on strong in May to defeat arch rivals Columbia (9-8 in OT) and Montclair (4-3) to gain the Fitch League Championship. The final record (11-6) was not an indication of how well the team played in May. The team trip to Maryland in early April did show the coaching staff the team strengths and weaknesses. The team strength was a known factor, DEFENSE. Co-Captains Frank DeLuca and Bill Harbeson were voted best in New Jersey on D . Brian Price and Phil Bolcar added the necessary strength to form an exceptionally close defense. What the team needed was an outstanding job from the goalie ... the answer was Peter Raubenheimer. Outstanding is an understatement. He excelled both in the goal and out. With the defense set, the main challenge was to work the younger, less experienced offense. An abundance of middies gave the squad quantity but all were inexperienced. Mike O’Rourke, Tony Kee, Jim Reed, Doug Mutter and Frank Conner were all experienced and did a fine job. Franchi was the leading middie scorer (26 5), while Reed, O'Rourke and Kee each scored important goals. The upperclass middies were ably assisted by sophomores Tom Zaher and Jim Hogh (who did very well at facing off) and frosh Dave Bentley. Mutter and O’Brien were the only two lost to graduation. The attack came on strong. Tony Bucco, Martin Wardamasky and Jim Nowaswiat were a balanced scoring squad. Wardamsky was the leading scorer with 36 16, Bucco 19 1. Jim Nowaswiat and James Melenkivitz did yeoman work assisting and riding. Mark Generoso frequently relieved both and also did well. The final game was a tingler ... having lost to Lawrenceville in mid season 16-10, no one gave Boonton Brian Price (RIGHT) much hope in the Coach’s Tournament final in Princeton. Hard-nosed, aggressive play on defense and good ball control on offense kept Boonton in the game. A game to remember, triple overtime ... 6-5 loss, but a proud group of Boonton players. Anthony Bucco Many players received post-season honors. DeLuca, Harbeson and Raubenheimer were selected first team All-State. Franchi and Wardamasky were chosen to the second team All-State and Kee received (continued on p. 140] All-State Frank DeLuca 138 All-American Peter Raubenheimer All-American Bill Harbeson (Front Row) Tom Zaher, Chad Capper. Dave Bentley. James Melenkevitz and Jim Hogh. (Middle Row) Coach James Malayter. Phil Bolcar. Brian Price. Mark Generoso. Pete Raubenheimer. Captain Frank DeLuca. Captain Bill Harbeson. Mike Rietz. Jon Mutter. Anthony Bucco. Mgr Giles Gagne and Coach Steve Christie. (Back Row) Coach Dick Rizk. Peter Franchi. Jim Reed. Martin Wardamasky. Jon Forsyth. Anthony Kee. Jim Nowoswiat. Mike O Rourke Mulvey. Rich Kufta and Coach Bruce Davis. 139 Honorable Mention. Harbeson and Raubenheimer were also selected to the Secondary School All-American Team. In 1981 Boonton should continue to be among the top teams in the state. Coaches Rizk and Malayter Raubenheimer clears Boonton goal in Lawrenceville homer. Coach Davis and squad discuss second half strategy. 140 Hudson Repeats As Group II Champ 1980 Girls’ Track saw junior Angela Hudson place second in the Morris County Meet in both the shot and discus. She also was the Group II Shot Champion with a toss of 12 meters (40 feet). Senior Karen Hey’s season’s effort was a new 100 meter hurdle record of 15.9, set in the North Jersey Group II Sectional Meet. Junior Holly Fisher tied for second in the High Jump at the same meet with a leap of 4'10 . ■■.I v� .T . • - _ Ate . � 1981 Girls Track: (Seated) P. Fitzgerald. P. Smith. E. Petersen. M. McMillan. P. Brinkerhoff. E. Heimsness. (Standing) L. Weiland. A. Erny, K. Opp. D. White. K. Scerbo. A. Hudson and C. Bouchard. (LEFT) Angela Hudson 141 Two Mile start against Ferdie Manlangit (Sprints) Chris Chappell (Mile 2 mile) Mike Norton (Long )ump Sprints) 142 New Metric Records Set 1980 in track was a year of records, with the state mandated switch to metric measurements. Most events became new distances, hence new records. Outstanding individual achievements over-shadowed the poor team records of 2-7 for the boys and 2-6 for the girls. In the boys Morris County Meet, sophomore Bob Krok reached his peak to put the 12 pound shot 49'7Vi . This established a new sophomore school record as well as placing him fifth in Morris County. Pole Vaulter Mike Bentley honored Boonton by scoring in the Boys’ State Group II Meet. His eleven-six jump giving him fifth place, was the only score for the boys in post season meets. Junior Ferdie Manlangit set the school record in the new 100 Meter Dash at 11.4. Willie Cherry’s set the 200 Meter record at 24.4 and the 400 Meter mark at 54.2. The 800 Meter Run time was set by Sam Yukpa at 2:11.3. Chris Chappell set both the 1500 3000 Marks at 4:30.6 and 9:21.8. Mike Bentley (Pole Vault; 143 Gerald Pinney Gunther Schlottmann The Boonton Bomber Baseball Team for 1980 unfortunately suffered a disappointing season. The main problem was a lack of team hitting. The defense looked very good, however at time during the season, the defense had let downs. Physical and mental errors combined with poor team hitting resulted in a 7-13 season. On the positive side, a good number of underclassmen gained valuable varsity game experience. Peter Venturini (RIGHT 144 Venturini Selected to All-Area Team Team Captain Peter Venturini was selected to the 1st Team All-Area by local coaches for his outstanding play and team leadership. Other members of the 1980 squad included: George Bognar, John Bon-siewich, Jerry Bositts, Tom Culleny, John Giordina, Gary Hanke, Jack O’Shea, John Wach and Eric Wekilsky. Head Coach Rick Williams. Jim McHugh Larry Wallin (LEFTj Rich Pepe 145 Ann Petonak (outfield) After a slow start last year the Girls’ Varsity Softball team won six of their last eight games. With returning letter winners in every position and the experience of four year letter winners, Sharon Petry, Sue Hin-chman, Roberta Custer and Ann Petonak, the team was determined and ready for a successful season. The coaching staff remained the same with Mrs. Maureen Milde as Head Coach and her assistant Julio Castellanos. Varsity Softball: (Sitting) L. Russo. D. Pyles and J. Yukna (Kneeling) L. Porter. A. Petonak, K. Gallant. B. Eggert. L. Casper. P. Beger. M. Martignetti, L. Creatura. K. Semeraro, A. Sherman. (Standing) K. Katzgrau, S. Hinchman. L. O’Sullivan. C. O'Sullivan. P. Doyle. D. Matthews. D. Matthews. S. Giordano. A. Harper and T. Stager. Sharon Petry (pitcher) 146 Experience Pays Off Cindy O’Sullivan Kathy Gallant (infield) Michelle Martignetti (infield) (LEFT) Janet Yuknu (outfield) 147 CLASS PAGE Juniors............150-163 Sophomores.........164-177 Freshmen...........178-191 Doug Wittner: President, )ames Melenkevitz: Vice President, Paul Allieri: Treasurer, Michael Buckingham: Secretary. The Juniors Mark Kaiser and Kevin Marinaro The Junior Class made Excellent profits from the annual magazine drive, earning more than twelve thousand dollars in total sales. This spring, in memory of classmate Beth Butner, the Class of ’82 planted a tree and placed a plaque in the Senior Courtyard. This year’s Junior Prom was held at the Birchwood Manor on May first. 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 150 P. Acker T. Ackerman Z. Ahmedi A. Allen P. Allien D. Amari C. Abato D. Amodei C. Andican S. Aumann S. Aumick E. Austin B. Bankos K. Barclay R. Beger M. Beirmeister M. Bellini D. Beltran M. Bensh A. Blain C. Bognar A. Bohon P. Boland R. Bonhard D. Borzellino K. Boston C. Bouchard B. Brantner M. Buckingham B. Burke J. Buttafouco A. Byram S. Canning F. Casale L. Castellana M. Castellena 151 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 152 Alex Senkoff |. Caraballo J. Carey S. Cetti D. Chamey I. Chloros K. Chomko P. Chung D. Citti J. Coleman S. Collins C. Cojeisuik E. Connerton M. Coppola M. Corrao F. Coutinko B. Craig L. Creatura N. Crompton D. Crozier R. Currie S. Custer R. Das K. David A. DeGeorge 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 Dawn Crosier R. DeGraw J. Dehnert j. Deliusso G. Demalo S. Dews T. DiBonaventura R. DiCarlo D. DiGiuseppe P. Dillon R. DiLuzio A. Dock P. Doyle Line and Claude Bouchard E. Eggert M. Emy D. Esuce M. Esposito I. Fila S. Fischer J. Forsyth K. Forte C. Froumy G. Gagne K. Gallant V. Galluci J. Galuzzi I. Galonzka P. Gartland S. Gentry J. Gentile V. Georgiadis D. Georgiama K. Giganti J. Good T. Grahman T. Grooms L. Guariniello E. Gunderson M. Hackett C. Haddad C. Harper Steve Ercolino 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 154 B. Harrison J. Heavener E. Heff J. Herber P. Herbert M. Hercek M. Herly R. Herring P. Hoffman M. Homeijer A. Hood B. Huebscher L.Iberer G. Jennings D. Johnson J. Johnson Roberta Gallant 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 155 1982 Warren DuPree and Robert Garbe Mr. Miller's fourth period Creative Writing class. Andrea Pfreundschuh K. Johnsen K. (ones J. Kaisen D. Kaiser P. Kapusta K. Katzgrau D. Keastead S. Kennewg K. Kenny T. Kerik S. Kerlin K. Kerr G. Kerton K. Kimmel L. Koneig B. Kondroski D. Konight C. Korkes J. Koval R. Krok K. Kroboth F. Kufta M. Kufta T. Lahr K. Larkin B. Latshaw J. Lau K. Lawerence M. Lazar C. Lenoir D. Levin D. Lewis Nicki LaChance Patti Terpstra and Cheryl Walz 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 157 K. List B. Lugwig R. MacDonald T. Madine K. Marinaro S. Marsac M. Martignetti B. Martin B. Matthaus M. McGuinness R. McLane S. McKlin J. Melenkevitz ). Meola M. Miele T. Molzan N. Morasco K. Mueller Debbie Renza 1982 1982 1982 1982 m S. Mueller |. Mulvey j. Mura K. Murray L. Napolitano S. Niven K. Nolte |. Ofsonka S. Olson K. Onopa S. Onopa P. Osbane D. O’Shea T. O’Shea V. Otte E. Palazzo M. Pappas M. Paris J. Parsons L. Patel Kim Johnsen (BELOW)Jim Melenkevitz 1982 159 4th and 5th Period Wood Shop: Curtis Beers, Kevin Connelly, Vince Ferrarelli, Ed Fitzgerald, Joe Galluzzi, Scott McCracken, Tim O’Shea, Brian Ough, Pat Patterson. Bob Petock, Tom Ratigan, Mike Scalley. Larry Sauchelli, Bob Whitehead, Bill Willix, and Mike Zaher. 1982 P. Patel P. Patterson A. Pfreundschuh L. Picciano D. Pickett D. Pickett M. Piese G. Pinney L. Portella R. Porter L. Praschan R. Prendergast K. Rafferty B. Redd 160 D. Reeves J. Rensing D. Renza S. Reynolds L. Richakwka S. Rivera R. Robertiella M. Rockis M. Rockwell D. Rodgers K. Roon K. Rowe |. Ross j. Sabina A.Sanchez R. Sanders L. Scardilli S. Scarafke K. Scerbo L. Schneider S. Scott Martin Sweet Ting Tang and Norma Huebscher 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 161 A. Senkoff J. Sens J. Sherman S. Shinol L. Shipps R. Simmers H. Smith K. Smith R. Smith S. Snell R. Stasiak S. Spinosa W. Stetanovich M. Tamburri D. Taylor A. Terhune G. Thoner K. Tims R. Tirpak A. Ulinski D. Van Koppen C. Van Lenten D. VanNess M. Venito C. VerHoeve J. Venturini D. Voelkner T. Vnencak C. Walz C. Ward E. Wekilsky C. White 1982 1982 1982 Charles VerHoeve 1982 1982 1982 162 (BELOW) Joe Whritenour “THE Crowd J. Whritenour D. Wiesner S. Willis B. Willix D. Winter D. Wittner T. Woytowich T. Zayer G. Yasson J. Yurovchak 163 1982 1982 1982 Alisa DePalo: Treasurer Steve Ough: President Tammy Pace: Vice-President Norma Huebscher: Secretary Ough Continues as President The class elections saw the re-election of president Stephen Ough. New members of the sophomore cabinet are pictured to the right. To raise money for the future junior and senior class events, the sophomore class sold lollipops and posters. In addition a Prom Committee was organized to formulate plans for 1982 Junior Prom. Ms. Kacur continued as the 1983 class advisor. Roger White 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 164 (ABOVE) Guy Kovalcik Mike Piccolo (BELOW) C. Ackerman P. Ackerman H. Alegarbes S. Allieri T. Alsdorf F. Anthony J. Anthony R. Anticoli S. Archer R. Arvidson J. Bamford B. Banks K. Ratigan S. Baydo L. Beach J. Beebe C. Beers F. Bevacqua J. Bilza H. Bjornson R. Bosland A. Bonanni B. Boyer L. Callahan 165 1983 1983 1983 C. Campo L. Cannizzaro W. Cartagena L. Casper ). Casteliana L. Cho S. Ciuniak K. Connolly L. Costabile J. Cross M. Cucuzzella P. DeGeorge H. DeGraw K. Delia F. Demore B. DiCairano A. DePalo L. Dondero Sunny List 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 166 S. Drew T. Duffer M. Duffy E. Duhaney P. Duhaney D. Durkin D. Edelhauser J. Embley A. Emy B. Fatovic J. Feaster R. Frost R. Gallant R. Gagne A. Gasprich P. Gathagan W. Gaw D. Gentile M. Gentile A. Giardina 1983 1983 1983 • • • 9 •5Ti Laura Beach Tina Zammit 1983 1983 1983 1983 Dawn Stark and Rene Mancini F. Huffstutler G. Jancik R. Jenkins S. Jorgensen J. Juliano M. Kane M. King R. Koeppel G. Kovalcik C. Krudap K. Kuras M. Landolfi D. Lang A. Lau D. Levin L. Lisa D. List C. Loos S. Lorenzetti K. Ludwig 4 Jeff Castellana 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 169 Cheryll Ackerman and Janice Vnenchak B. Lyman C. Mabey J. Mackin C. Mahoney R. Mancini S. Maneely W. Manicone A. Mansur T. Marsteller H. Martinez J. Mastrobuono S. Mathur D. Mathews R. Maurer K. McCaffrey L. McKinley Jeff Good Frank Anthony 1983 1983 1983 1983 )ames Yunan and Bruce Roepe Lisa Riener and Janet Price D. McLaughlin M. Megaro L. Murtha T. Mobley B. Nordquist E. Norton M. Nowoswiat K. O'Reilly L. Obenhuber L. Olson L. Orlando L. O’Sullivan S. Ough J. Niven T. Pace |. Pappas j. Parcells E. Parkin 171 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 P. Patel S. Patel E. Petersen F. Peterson R. Petock ). Petonak M. Piccolo B. Pickett S. Pizar W. Prchlik J. Price D. Rivera L. Purcaro D. Pyles J. Raxdel J. Ridings A. Rockis R. Rocafuerte A. Roberts W. Risi Ann Ward 1983 1983 1983 1983 Sandra Laurenzeti and Ruthann Vetere 173 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 S. Schoen D. Schwartz |. Shanoian W. Slater D. Smith J. Soto G. Sperling R. Stager C. Stamelos D. Stark P. Stevens S. Stickle M. Stoddart L. Strina A. Sweerus V. Taylor R. Terebecke B. Theriault T. Tran G. VanLangen D. Van Lenten David Schwartz 174 1983 1983 . 1983 1983 1983 1983 Fran Petersen and Wendy Risi R. Van Riper J. Venito F. Venturini R. Vetere J. Vnenchak D. Wainwright A. Walcutt T. Walters A. Ward M. Ward L. Weitzman E. Weltner K. Westenberger D. White L. Wieland P. Wiener 175 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 (RIGHT) Mark Stoddard and Louis Strina 176 B. Wilde J. Williamson K. Wnorowski D. Worts J. Yunan J. Yukna P Yukna B. Azbel Ken Zabel, Kris Ackerman and Ben Zabel Approximately 300 students coming from Chapel Hill, John Hill, Mt. Carmel and Rockaway Valley Schools entered Boonton High as the Class of 1984. After their class elections were finally decided upon, their first class effort was a candy sale which netted the class $1460.00 for their class treasury. With the aid of the Freshman Orientation Leaders, a Student Government sponsored activity, the newcomers were invited to attend several “Frosh Nites,” these evenings included get acquainted activities and games. From all indications from freshman sports results last fall and winter there are great expectations for future sporting teams. WELCOME FROSH! Shari Nicholson, Lisa Michalowicz, Chris Bunting, Kacie White. 1984 178 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 ’84 Why Say More Susie Darrow K. Ackerman J. Adkins W. Algreto D. Amari S. Anderson C. Andican J. Archer B. Archibald A. Becchetta K. Barnish D. Baum L. Bechtel L. Bednar P. Beger L. Bellini M. Bevaqua D. Bikles T. Bisher J. Blauner K. Blood J. Bo lea r j. Bolcar A. Bonefede R. Bosits J. Bosland D. Bower D. Bredesen C. Brencsons Laura Porter (LEFT) 179 1984 1984 1984 Stephen Herbert 1984 1984 1984 1984 Fred Hurford K. Coley L. Coley J. Comstock A. Corigliano C. Corrao A. Coutinho J. Cox S. Coyte M. Cueman J. Cuozzo K. Dandrea S. Darrow T. DeLuca I. DeSousa P. DeVera D. DiBonaventura L. DiBonaventura J. DiCarlo R. Diese R. Digiacopo T. Dillon N. Dobbins I. Dooney j. Douglas Debbie Monson and Ella Whitson 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 181 B. Duffer R. Durkin R. Dykes D. Edwards M. Emerick H. Eoga ). Estler F. Evans B. Fallat J. Ferguson K. Ferraro P. Fitzgerald E. Fody S. Forte C. Freda R. Gallant L. Garro T. Ghareeb M. Gillooley M. Ginder Frank Evans Kathy Hackett 1984 1984 1984 1984 S. Giordano D. Gregory J. Gregory L. Grenevich E. Gruters M. Guariniello K. Hackett J. Hahl C. Hante S. Herbert ). Hodgson S. Hric A. Hubner T. Hudson P. Huizinga F. Hurford M. Hynes G. Inza W. Ivos J. Jackson S. Janowski K. Javtiz S. Johnson E. Joinson N. Juliano R. Juliano K. Katzgrau J.Kee II John Petonak and Bill Smith 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 183 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 Jimmy Mulvey. David Edwards and Bill Huebsch Donna McKline M. Ludwig W. Mabey L. Magee M. Mahoney L. Mann M. Marcello P. Marko C. Martello K. Martin P. McCormick M. McHugh M. McKenna 185 Don Heyrich and Andy Coulinho B. Meyer G. Middleton D. McKlin T. Monson T. Moore S. Moraga K. Morici A. Moscarini B. Mueller B. Muller I. Murray S. Murry D. Neelman T. Nexon S. Nicholson J. Olson Steve Dunlap and friend (RIGHT) 186 1984 1984 1984 Mike Emerick 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 187 G. O’Neill D. Opalka K. O’Shea K. Parisi A. Petrone G. Pfreundschuh D. Picciano J. Pierrone L. Porter S. Possien K. Post K. Procko G. Ramiza M. Reed J. Reilly L. Reiner M. Remus W. Rensing M. Reynolds B. Ringlieb G. Ringlieb C. Rios L. Rocafuerte M. Rockwell J. Roller P. Ross D. Runfeldt A. Runyans C. Rutter K. Ryan E. Sabatino J. Saharyan Sunday Murray and Paul Laurenzi Glen Middleton Patrice Fitzgerald 188 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 Sam Kosas, Brian Archibald and David Neelman Lisa Bechtel (LEFT) G. Sayar A. Scerbo K. Semeraro J. Shafron R. Shayer G. Sheen A. Sherman S. Sinocchi N. Slawson J. Smith P. Smith W. Smith ). Snell L. Sorensen L. Sowpel T. Stager 189 1984 1984 1984 Debbie Rogalski. Denise Worts, Valerie Taylor and LeighAnn Obenheuber S. Stamatiades P. Stewart A. Szamosszegi S. Tamburri D. Thomas I-Tilag J. Vanderberg C. Van Duyne J. Ventrice J. Venturini K. Verdon S. Vitacco A. Vnencak T. Voelkner S. Watson A. Wattley C. Weller G. Weltner L. Westenberger L. Westenberger M. Westenberger A. Westervelt K. White R. Whitson N. Wolf B. Wright J. Wright J. Whritenour 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 190 192 Mrs. Ruth Krawitz Superintendent Mr. Robert Kane Principal Mrs. lean Caragine Secretary Mrs. Barbara DeVite Secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Edelhauser Secretary Mrs. Muriel Huffert Secretary 194 Administration and Faculty Mr. William Hino Vice-Principal Miss Marcia Boolh Guidance Mrs. Olga Mitchko Guidance Mr. David DuPre Guidance Mr. Robert Fosket Guidance Mr. Michael Renaldo Vice-Principal Mr. Roland Vitaletti Vice-Principal Miss Carmela Lanza Guidance “A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. H. Adams As students enter high school they meet the people who will play an important role in forming their futures ... their teachers. Through the instruction and guidance the teachers offer, they become one of the greatest influences in the lives of their students. This influence can be readily seen in the faculty at Boonton High. Over the years, close friendships form bet- ween teachers and students, lasting even after graduation. Alumni are often seen walking the halls and visiting their former teachers, the ones who helped them with some of the most important decisions of their young lives. Frequently, words of gratitude are overlooked. It is not that the words are forgotten, or that this year's Seniors are ungrateful. So for all those teachers that took time out of their schedules to direct us. THANK YOU Mr Thomas Adams Industrial Arts Miss Dorothea Allen Science Mr. Walter Angilly Social Studies Mr. Peter Angus Art Mrs. Camela Badalamenti Foreign Language 196 Mr. Greg Cunningham Industrial Arts Mrs. Diane Dalton Special Education Mr. Nicholas D'Amato Social Studies Mr. Carl Cucchiara Foreign Language Mrs. Angela Calabria Mathematics Mr. Julio Castellanos Physical Education Mrs. Margaret Christie Science Mrs. lean Costello Physical Education Mr. Clarence Dewar Industrial Arts 197 Mr. Robert Donnelly Science Mr. James Elko Mathematics Miss Marilyn Epstein Foreign Language Miss Barbara Galbraith Mathematics Mr. Ronald Garbarini Industrial Arts Mr. David Gardner Physical Education Mrs. Carol Garibaldi Special Education Ms. jane Cinder Business Mr. William Hardy Mathematics 198 Mrs. Susan )ones English Mrs. Jean Herzo Mathematics Mr. Gene Horton Graphic Arts Miss Mary Jarema Special Education Mrs. Judy Kramer Special Education Mr. Andrew Korinda Business Mrs. Patricia Kanischak Librarian Mrs. Linda Kacur Social Studies Mrs. Donna Joyce Foreign Language 199 Ms. Susan Krouse Social Studies Mrs. Barbara Kucek Home Economics Mrs. Bernice La Porta English Miss Dorothy Lindsay Physical Education Mr. Walter Lisovsky Industrial Arts Miss Beth Lewellyn Foreign Language Mrs. Elizabeth Malayter Physical Education Mrs. Francine Malkin English 200 Mr. Robert Mercer English Meryweather Social Studies Mr. Richard Miller English Mr. Joe Mo li tor is Physical Education Mr. Alvin Plain Science Mrs. Imelda Pisano Science Mrs. Patricia Picazio Social Studies Mr. Richard Petrein Science Mr. Charles O'Neill English 201 Mr. Lester Prentice Business Mr. Angelo Questa Mathematics Mr. William Reichler Mathematics Mr. lames Retkwa Science Mr. Paul Richley Music Mr. Richard Rizk Athletic Director Mrs. Joan Rosener Special Education Mrs. Dudy Schindler Librarian Mr. Donald Schlenger Social Studies 202 Mrs. Constance Strucko English Mr. Gene Scrudato Social Studies Mrs. Mary Jo Solomon Mathematics Mr. John Stack Mathematics Mr. Robert Stahle English 203 Mr. John Vnenchak Mathematics Mrs. Patricia White Special Education Mrs. Marilyn Wright Business Mrs. Michele Zanella English 204 Mr. Mott and Mr. Good High School Maintenance ITOP Row Lefl to Ri htj J. Sereno. J. Salsberg. A. Briarton. M. Aquino. S. Reeves. (Bottom Row Left to Right) R. Weatherbee. I- Gaudenza. M. DiLillo, A. Sabatino. P. Conn. Cafeteria Staff 205 SAM ALLI, D.M.D. LEONARD N. FRIEMAN, D.M.D. Practice Limited to Orthodontics 263-6200 362 Hawkins Place, Boonton, N.J. 07005 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 From the Members of LINCOLN PARK POST NO. 279, INC. THE AMERICAN LEGION Lincoln Park, New Jersey 07035 mi 334-4900 235 Boonton Avenue Boonton, N.J. 07005 BOONTON AVENUE DELI AND BAKERY Deluxe Catering and Homemade Salads BILL’S FLORIST Del’s Village 10% Discount Boonton, New Jersey 07005 ----------------------------------------------- BELLE FLEUR 1163 Main Street Boonton, U.S.A. 07005 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 BOONTON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORP. 266 Mrytle Ave. Boonton, N.J. 07005 Dick — Bruce — Eleanor — Richie — John — Frank — Doug — Robert — Dave BOONTON HARDWARD CO. INC. Glenn Chadwick 0wner 715 Main Street Boonton, New Jersey 207 Wines — Spirits — Malt Beverages — Delivery Service BOONTON LIQUORS 600 Myrtle Avenue Boonton, N.J. 334-2294 Next to ShopRite West Main and Essex Ave. Boonton, New Jersey 07005 BOONTON MOBI Auto Repairs Air Conditioning 24 Hour Towing L IN 1 BOONTON PHARMACY 600 Myrtle Avenue Boonton, New Jersey 334-4444 m Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 BOONTON STATIONERY Office, School, and Art Supplies 712 Main St. Boonton, N.J. 07005 1121 Main St. Best Wishes from BOONTON SUNOCO Good Luck Class of 1981 CASTELLANA BROS. BEAUTY SUPPLIES 605 Main Street Boonton, New Jersey 07005 Chad — Things Weren't the Same Without You Glad Your Backl Love Always, Karen — Suzanne — Jen, Leslie — Mom O. and Dootsman CITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW JERSEY Big City Thinking Small Town Thoughtfulness. CORIGLIANO MOTOR SERVICES, INC. Fanny Intervale Roads Boonton, N.J. 334-3300 DEL S VILLAGE ARMY NAVY Home of Levi's Lee’s Wrangler’s Hermans Work Shoes 123 Hawkins Place 334-2040 Boonton N.J. DIXON BROS. 1015 Main St. Boonton N.J. 334-1000 DURA-CARB INC. Specializing in Carbide Die Components 335-4765 335-4766 FISHER AUTO TRANSMISSIONS ■ Standard — Automatic — Rebuilt Shop Work Pick-Up One Year Guarantee Rt. 23 Meadtown Shopping Center Kinnelon, N.J. 07405 209 Good Luck Class of '81 from GRANNY’S BAKERY 81 Rt. 46 Fairfield, N.J. 227-3452 334-6968 LAKELAND GLASS CO. Glass Contractors Auto Glass — Store Fronts — Mirrors — Glass Tops 233 Myrtle Ave., Rt. 202 Boonton, N.J. — Pres. — John J. Higgins gene T. Carey 312 West Main St, Boonton, N Iw Tony, Bob, Bill, Dan J — MARCELLO’S 301 Main St., Boontoi _ MEADOWLANDS DATA SERVICES, INC, w ' ' 4 M M MOPEDS 308 Main St., Boonton, NJ 263-2888 MUCH SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE, KAREN T Love Mom, Susanne, Jennifer, Leslie and Dootsman NATIONAL COMMUNITY BANK of NEW JERSEY Member F.D.I.C. TOM JOHNSON’S PARK HOUSE 100 Elcock Ave. Boonton, N.J. PHILIPP CHEVROLET — OLDSMOBILE 650 Myrtle Avenue • Box 209 Boonton, New Jersey 07005 334-5708 Orders to Take Out RESERVIOR TAVERN, INC. PIZZERIA RESTAURANT N. Bevacqua and Sons Home Style Cooking Parsippany Blvd. Since 1936 Parsippany, N.J. ROMA PIZZERIA 335-1614 704 Main St. Boonton, N.J. Compliments of: WM. J. SCERBO SONS INC. Pontiac — Jeep — Subaru — Delorean 3469 Rt. 46, P.O. Box 126 Parsippany, N.J. 07054 335-1313 219 Division St. Boonton BUICK BY SCERBO Sales — Parts — Service — Body and Collision Work 334-2000 Mon-Sat —10-5 Thurs —10-8 MpM SCHROTH’S GOLD SILVERSMITHS Route 202 and Interstate 287 Montville, New Jersey 201-335-3400 Carpentry Congratulations Class of 81 from ALAN SNIDER 694-5244 All Auto Repairs and Motor Cycles STANLEY’S SUNOCO Rt. 46 Denville, N.J. 627-9669 211 STATE PHARMACY 802 Main St. Boonton N.J. Theodore Kressaty Sr.-Proprietor 334-2828 VREELAND INSURANCE 305 West Main St. 334-7100 Boonton N.J. VREELAND MACHINERY MANUFACTURING INC. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1981 The Finest In Danish Pastries Party and Wedding Cakes Are Our Specialty 299-0029 VIKING BAKERY Machine Shop Services 34 First Ave. Denville, N.J. 627-7333 — 627-7387 694-8227 WAYNE AUTO SUPPLY 9 Chapel Hill Road Lincoln Park, N.J. 694-8225 WILLIAMS STATIONARY 127 Hawkins Place Boonton, N.J. 141 Hawkins Place, Boonton, N.J. HARMONY LIQUOR, INC. Wine — Liquors — Beer 334-1341 A grandma in Pompton Lakes. Aletheia lives on in Boonton. Alohal Mr. and Mrs. Bakalian. Always remember R.J.’s house: ADJMNSJZKOGMLIDJDWRJ. Annie at Capri Hair Fashions. Ann Marie Roberts. B Be cool... Bill's herel Best of everything in life. Best of luck Class of '81. Best of Luck! Deb Lewis — Torhos. Best of luck in the future Pat. Best Wishes Debbie Lewis. Best Wishes Deb Lewis Xenna H. Best Wishes, DeeAnn — Nana Best Wishes from Class of 44. Best Wishes Norbert and Class of ’81. Best Wishes to Debbie Lewis. Best wishes to our granddaughter, Jeanie Ochipinti Beat Wishes to the Class of '81 Beware of the Jabberwocks BLP Billy Aaron Meyer... Bisaccio Family Bob and Carol Recanzone Bon Courage Mes Amisl Mile L. Boonton, Take care of my baby. Bozo and Button foreverttl BZ MN — love those inside jokeel Carlo, Madeline and Sandra. Carpenters — Hurting each other. C.C. I'll always like you. Chris, our best to you always Dad, Mom, and Ron Clara Brown Class of 81 The Brinkerhoff's Class of 1984 is on the rise. Congratulations Class of 81. Congratulations Class of 81 from Ma Congratulations Class of 83. Congratulations Class of 84. Congratulations Class of 84. Congratulations Class of 84. Congratulations: X Country '80. Congratulations Wrestling Team. Cronk, From Mr. and Mrs. Horrace Harriott. Cross Country is 1 Chris Chappell keep on hikin' love Amy and Kris Good luck Debbie Lewis Cindy L. Good luck Debbie Lewis Joe M. Good luck Debbie Lewis Robbie Good luck Debbie Peg and Fred Good luck DeeAnn — Grandma Good Luck Hopatcong Florances Good luck Jeanie Love Mom and Dad Good luck Mary Lou Good luck Mr. Korinda Good luck to all my friends S.C. Good luck — The Rainbow Shop Good luck Wendy Love Sue and Jean Greetings Mr. and Mrs. Horrance Harriot H Hey Babe, you've got sexy legsl Hey H.H. How's business? Hey Nicholson, M J Laurenzi, and Wheezer — I said the Royals would prevail — DJ — The KC Kid Hinze Family Good Luck Honesty is the first chapter in the book of wisdom. Thomas Jefferson Congratulations DeeAnn!!! Mother and Dad Horace James and Brad Jr. Harriott If we can make it here, we'll make it anywhere! NYNYJ.O. I'll miss you Kar, Love Leslie In Memory of John Bonham Long Live Led Zeppelin! If endings are beginnings, why are good-byes so hard? Nancy, Amy, Lisa, Karen, Kathi, Debbie. Lucia, Cindy. Jamey and Fred DeMauro Janice Winans J Cee's Sub Shop Jeff, I'll love you always, Penney Joan Rosener Joe and Deb True Love Forever Joe Margie Miller and Family John Lennon 1 Foreverl Mildred Whelan, Good Luck MS I am not there to-day D.M.S. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Meyer and Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Less Mr. and Mrs. L. Makey Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Esposito Mr. and Mrs. Martime Good Luck 81 Mr. and Mrs. P. Mahler Good Luck Mr. and Mrs. Prentice Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Lewis — Good Luck Deb Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Luke Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goodhard — Good Luck Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Van Hassel — Good Luck Mr. Anthony — Good Luck Debbie In Nancy Thanks for being there Nelson's Refrigerator Nicholas S. D'Amato Olga Mitchko Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the rest and someday we'll find these are the Best of Timesl Love, US Pat Menhemnett — Hopes for success Patsy Ratchet Peggy Sue. Good Luck Penney, I love you — when this book comes out we will be starting our lives together. Love, Jeff Phyllis Andrioli, Best Wishes Rich, Tim, Barry, Jim, R.J. and Dee Ann. Rifles — ready, move... Do it again! Rifles, you’re fantastic — Your Co-Captain Rundquist Family Saint Anthony Sandy McNasty Meyer SB Victims, PL LM KO CC SD Joyce Rimsky — Best Wishes Shahpazian Family Good fun Julia Harriott — Best Wishes. Sharley Harriott Juvenile Delinquents — Hennie's cafe Sherry Harriott K.O., N.S., L.I. S.J. Do the best, P.K. Sleep over; Mrs. Boston’s; Party Sock it to urn 84. Luck Darlene Kistler Dee is 3, what will Lootsy be? Diana Ross is still the boss!! D.P. K.O. C.C. Never forget Three “Dog Nite. Doll Shoppe Don’t cut study during a fire drill. (AD,NS) 84 will do it! Esposito Studios, Pete Esposito Flowers by P.J. Tuckerton N.J. Fric and Free will never die From the Morgese's From the Perrone's Friends Forever, Jane, Debbie, Amy, and Kris. Glahanger Meyer Go for it!!! — 7 Good-bye Sacrifice — Hello? Good luck Babycakes Good luck Class of 81 from Schnabel Jewelers Good luck Class of '81 MDF Good luck Class of 84 Good luck Deb Lewis — Grandma L. K J Good Luck Always, Love K.O. K J True Love Always K 4 J 12 31 79 Kahwaty'a Deli, Good Luck Karegular Meyer Karen Christina Meyer... Kathleen Mary Decker KO — Don’t go swimming in Feb. NS Kris Kristofferson foreverl Kristinka — It's been real... Leslie, Mary, Jean, Debbie, K deli Linda and James Bolts and Kids Little Red-Haired girl — Dee Long nose and Hawkeye Meyer. Lor, you were lucky! Luv, Karen Lots of luck Wendy — Mom and Dad Love Always, Grandma Love Mr. and Mrs. Kawacki Love them Gibbs forever — L.M. Luey Chipho — Good Luck Lynn Olson. Marilyn O’Rourke Marshino Meyer Mary Tojewski — Good Luck Mary Lou and Michael Forever Mary Lou, Michele, and Judy... '82. May the force be with you. RJF Michele Zenella Sue C. I love ya! Suzanne Summer Love: Lorien and Chuck, Karen and Mike, Dor and Tim Suzanne. This is it! Good Luck on Grad. Wuv, Erin Syracuse U. Class of 82 says Hi. Suzanne, the best is yet to come, Loveya, Sue Think Twlnk, Mr. Miller Tobi Lapp. Good Luck Debbie Up to my ankles in sand Up to my knees in ocean over my head in love with Christopher love, Kria Vie Spear w We Love you. Mr. Szabo — The Band We Wish you Love — The Hummels Who thinks SJ is Wonder Woman? W .N I Yeal Class of 84. “You Are Super' Class of '81! Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders, Karan. Diane, Maureen, Doreen, Connie, Lori. Jacque, Maur, Lisa. Yellow lines Lisa? Definitely a more popular afreet! “Live For Today” Well, “Senior '81” is over, you know For so darn long we looked forward to it Already it's gone; it went by so fast But please, my friends, don’t dwell on the past. It was a great experience, yes, I agree There was friendship and fun and love and success There were failures and losses, problems and fears All leading to this end of the famous four years. Now all that we had and shared is finished The role of “senior was just a small part in life It cannot be made to last forever Our ties to high school we must now' sever. Don’t cry over the mem’ries, the good times, the last day Don't regret the mistakes or anything you did Just think it all over for a good short while Then be thankful you experienced it all and smile. You should be glad, for you’re a new you You’re now more knowing and more beautiful inside There’s a w'hole life ahead just waiting for you And all the fun, the love, and the friends will be new. Senior year can never come back Please don't wish it could; don't live in the past Get out there and love and give and live for today That you’ll leave yesterday alone is what we pray. — Chris Maurer —i