Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1982 volume:

1 CONTENTS SENIORS..........16-77 SPORTS...........78-H5 ACTIVITIES.....II6-I55 UNDERCLASS .... 156-199 FACULTY........200-213 CLASSIFIED.....214-224 As our four years at Boonton come to an end, the class of “82” looks back on cherished memories. TOGETHER we experienced many different emotions: pride, jubilation, disa-pointment, accomplishment: feelings that students and teachers alike will never forget! We started out our Freshmen year with a successful candy sale which made us one of the richest Freshmen classes ever. Our impressive “frosh” football team surprised everyone with the first winning season in four years. 4 Their record of 5-4 featured a victory over then undefeated Madison. We built new relationships, many of which were to last throughout our high school days. Slowly, a new feeling evolved in our class: TOGETHERNESS! By our Sophomore year we felt right at home in the now familiar halls of Boonton High. Our fund-raisers that year included the sales of stuffed animals and candy canes. These sales boosted our treasury even higher. It was during 1979 that the drinking age was raised to 19 — so close and yet so far! 1 f 5 the class of nineteen hundred- eighty two Our magazine sales total soared to $10,000 — another job well done! We sponsored the Junior Senior Prom at the Birchwood 1 Manor, which turned out to be an enjoyable evening. 11 We began our Senior year (naturally the best!) with style. Our “Senior couch”, which we Erovided to replace the missing ench, was ruled a fire hazard and we were kindly asked to remove it. On a slightly more serious note, our class was the first to endure four years of final exams. “Spirit Week” in October got a tremendous response from the student body. A great number participated in: Hat “T” Shirt Day, Punk 60’s Day, Army Navy Day, Warm-up Suit Day, and Rea Black Carnation Day. We spent our four years at Boonton TOGETHER, and it is TOGETHER that we will bid farewell to our high school at graduation. There were many shared experiences, and we will carry away many memories. Although we will never forget these past years, it is time to move ahead and greet the challenges our futures will hold. Good-bye BHS! 15 1982 CLASS OFFICERS: 18-19 ABATO-ANDICAN 18-19 AUMANN-BOHON 20-21 BOLAND-CASTELLANA 22-23 CASTELLANA-CRAIG 24-25 CREATURA-DEHNERT 28-29 DEL RUSSO-EBELING 30-31 EGGERT-GALLUCCI 32-33 GALUZZI-GRAHAM 34-35 GUARINIELLO-HERBERT 38-39 HERCEK-JOHNSEN 40-41 JOHNSON-KERLIN 42-43 KERR-KUFTA 44-45 LAHR-LEWIS 48-49 LIST-MELENKEVITZ 50-51 MEOLA-NEWBURY 52-53 NIBLICK-PARSONS 54-55 PATEL-PRASCHAN 58-59 RAFFERTY-ROWE 60-61 SABINA-SMITH 62-63 SMITH-THONER 64-65 TIMS-VOELKNER 68-69 WALDRON-WITTNER 70-71 WOYTOWICH-ZSARKO 72-73 CANDIDS 26-27 36-37 46-47 56-57 66-67 MEMORIAL PAGES 74-75 CLASS FAVORITES 76-77 ANDREA ZEIDEL Nickname: Anj Panj. Bud. Ond. Vito Likes: Silas Condict Park, talking Carol Burnett with D.R., football games. Ho Jo's, class of ’81. sunny days, friends, rainbows. Dislikes: SAT's. work, gym class, finals, getting pictures taken, people who don't like me for the way I am. Most Memorable Past Experience: Stealing for-sale and horse crossing signs. KENNETH JONES Nickname: K.J Likes: Music, nurdles, good friends, parties, N.Y.C., student council, tennis, winter, money. Dislikes: SAT's. homework, exams, work, abusive nose jokes. Most Memorable Past Experience: LTC, track camp, driving with Dave, trips to N.Y.C., Eng's gestures. PAUL ALLIERI Nickname: Bulb Likes: Football, beer, more beer, weekends, the shore, rock-n-roll. Rolling Stones, good friends. Lacrosse. Dislikes: Getting hit by trains, falling off of buildings, school, light weights, annoying people. Most Memorable Past Experience: Seaside July 4-11. Baldies March 14,1981 CHAD CAPPER Likes: Reactions, running over small animals. Dislikes: Stingers, being set on fire. Most Memorable Past Experience: The haircut party at Aumann's. The wreek at Seaside. CHRISTINE L. ABATO Nickname: Tina. Bum. Coach, Sonny Likes: Bruce Springsteen, racquetball. music, basketball, weekends, snow, pizza, shore, Siitars. concerts, parties, bodies (male), animals, southern comfort. islikes: Purple, homework, brattv kids. Mondays, traffic, disco, snobs, Beatles, pain, hospitals, hangovers, school, long goodbyes, final exams, crying. Most Memoranle Past Experience: Junior cut day. Springsteen Concerts, getting “For Sale” and Horse Crossing signs. LORRIE ANN ACKER Nickname: Lor. Brat Likes: Being alone with Dave. Puppies. Rollerskating, privacy, dancing, liquid breakfast, skiing, swimming, driving fast, getting my way! Dislikes: Coming home early, homework, arguing, not having my own car. school lunches. Most Memorable Past Experience: Junior cut day (June 5) at the shore. June 1 and July 13. GSA '81 Black Team. April 11 — car accident with Pat. Jean's party, Jaspers. Black Miria, first time Dave said I love you . Action Park with Tree. THERESE MARIA ACKERMAN Nickname: Trace Likes: Music, parties, being with friends, sunrise at the beach, winning first place. Dislikes: Homework, tests, librarians, petty arguments, good-byes. lies. Most Memorable Past Experience: Junior cut day. ZEHRA AHMEDI Nickname. The big Z. Z, Sis. Worm Likes: Good friends, cutting, doing nothing. EC. AB. OM. MM. SS. pep rallies, initiation, sports. Dislikes: Homework, bad guys, snobs, two-faced people, rainy days, cold days. Mondays. Most Memorable Past Experience: Going to the Toume, Junior year during final exams with friends. ANTOINETTE ALLEN Nick Name: Toni Likes: Parties.. softball. Bill, weekends, summer. Seaside. Stones. Dislikes: Disco, school, homework, throwing up. Most Memorable Past Experience: Going down the shore Labor Day weekend. DOREEN ANNE AMARI Nickname: Dor Likes: Having Lor for a best friend, poems with meaning, the beach, seagulls, hurdles. GSA. Schr bars, hot chocolate and Pe napps. the Who. Dislikes: Being a cheerleader, cliques, popsicles. sad goodbyes, broken promises, unsensitive people, the lady with a flashlight. Most Memorable Past Experience: Life is like a popsicle ..Big Six, being a senior two years in a row. GSA 81 best overall, Smiles. Dixon's pond, Westy's Oct. 17-20 (What a weekend) retreat 1981. DIANE LINETTE AMODEI Nick Name: Di. Amadude Likes: Parlies. The Barn, sleepovers. The trio, DD. CH. KG, DR. |R, JS. CB. pom-pon, talking on the phone, the shore, cute guys, weekends. Dislikes: Monday mornings, running out of gas. bad moods, being broke, chemistry. Most Memorable Past Experience: May 30.1981, Styx concert. Junior Senior Dinner Dance, Red surprise 81. CELAL ANDICAN _Andr ZeiJef President Ckrisli ne -s4l ato 18 . -Kenneth ones Vice-President jCorrie _ In n s4che PautMlieri Secretary Oh ereie Wuria JcL e } 'tad tapper Treasurer Z'l ra _Al meJi 19 Kirnl)cr(j (CB.n Barden Wicka.fB.nA Rick arJ Aumiclt Xllarh Ueiermeister Jmu i za Uk BL am Crnest XV. Austin III C arof nar 20 SCOTT A U M ANN Nickname: Lizzard Likes: The Moat. The Hole. Beer and more beer. Keith, moon, weekends, vacations, Seaside July 4-11. The hoards Dislikes: Michelob, disco, school, light weights. Most Memorable Past Experience: Baldies March 14. 1981. July 4-11. 1981 Seaside (what a week) RICH AUMICK Nickname: Rich Likes: Television, rock, baseball, vans. Dislikes: Disco, show offs, boring classes. Most Memorable Past Experience: First day at B.H.S. ERNEST W. AUSTIN III Nickname: Ernie Likes: B.F., S.C., beer, weekends, rock n' roll, parties. Capris. vehicles with roofs and doors, existence. Dislikes: Jeeps that break down, disco, punk rock, chemistry. B.P.D. Most Memorable Past Experience: Trip to England, camping out. T.B.B.F. night, tri-pedding. cul-de-sac. round-up. BRENDAN E. BANKOS Likes: Skiing, parties. B.F.. jeeps. N.Y. State. Vermont, vacations, cliff diving, beer, rock n' roll. splitrocK. life, four-wheelin'. Dislikes: Breaking down, bad snow, rope swines, disco, chemistry. B.P.D.. debts. Monday. Most Memorable Past Experience: M.H.H.S. Bench, weekends, head-lock games, summer, camping, tri-pedding. cul-de-sac. round-up KIMBERLY ELLEN BARCLAY Nickname: Kimmer Likes: Mark!! S.O.. K.R.. P.B., C.W.. L.N.. M.T.. G.P.. talking with friends, cheerleading. Eunk rock, parties. $. onion dip. pizza, lislikes: Monday mornings, getting up early, beer, no $. bad moods. Buxtons, no gas. homework. Most Memorable Past Experience: Summer of 81 . “BarbaQ”. Great Adventure 1980, baldies. Band camp, July 2. 81. Let s spend the night together. lune 12. 1981. When MT fell in 8th period study, dancing to Grease at CW’s house Connie's Post!!! Shopping with Connie at Rockaway Mall. MARK BEIERME1STER Likes: Beer. cars, the shore, summer, weekends, females. Dislikes: Schmitts. Bruce Springsteen and most junior boys. Most Memorable Past Experience: Jr. cut day. MARK BELLINI Likes: Beer, more beer, football, weekends, the shore (Seaside) rock n’ roll. Dislikes: Michelob. disco, senior pictures. Most Memorable Past Experience: Down Seaside July 4 thru 11. 1981, baldies March 14. 1981. DAN BELTRAN Likes: Sports, drinking girls. friends, parties. Dislikes: Social lunches, math Most Memorable Past Experience: One week down the shore without parents MICHAEL BENSH Nickname: Johnny-Likes: Sports, music, cars, pizza. Dislikes: History classes, operas, and classical music. Most Memorable Past Experience: Getting my license. AMY ELIZABETH BLAIN Nickname: Aim , . Likes. Weekends, friends. Jay. food, psychology, football games, horseback riding. Punk Rock. Jack Daniels. Dislikes: SAT's, algebra, boring people. Mondays, rainy days. beer, being broke. Most Memorable Past Experience: Van Halen Concert — July '81. Styx Concert — August '81. CAROL BOGNAR Nickname: Bogev. Rock Likes: Music, snow, sleeping. Toyotas. ziggy. ice cream, sports, sunshine, singing, stuffed animals, good friends. Dislikes: running on Empty, losing, getting hit by cars. SAT’s ungullible hall duty teachers. Most Memorable Past Experience: Overnight at Long Branch. Styx concert, getting drivers license, cutting 8th per. gym. ARTHUR BOHON Nickname: Art. Diode, Magpie . Likes: The Who. Willie Nile, Buffalos, partying. Cheech and Chong, beer, rue friends. Dire Straits wrenches”, Heineken. The Fireside, parades, Champagne, nicknames (such as mole and The Sixers), rokes . Labor Day '81. swimming. Yearbook. Mr. Donnalf... Physics, working, staying sober at Boner's parties, pepperoni pizza parties at Glen no Dislikes: people who step on cars, two-faced people, preppies. The N.H.S.. loud 21 Most Memorable Past Experiences; We re having our own drill. God”. Another fish, huh Ang.?” mom vs NHS. it's only round 1. here's your lunch”, cutting out for daytime fires, not once being on time for Hardy's class, sixers ratio — 4 to 3 . I let myself in. PATRICIA BOLAND Nickname: Patti Likes; Sports, vaulting, sleeping late. S. the shore, roses, ice cream. Ravioli, m m's. serious talks. Florida, music, munchies. Black. Dislikes: The letter E' (as in empty gas tank). GSA (6-101. Baldies. lies, school busses. Birdie, physicals. SAT's. Most Memorable Past Experience: 3 17. sleepovers at CWs. Dixon's. Florida. Prom weekend. GSA (79). Trenton State. H20 Fountain, concerts over the summer 81. DIANNE BORZELLINO Nickname: Bo. Borz. B.B.B.. Di Likes: Steves Fiat, David Bowe. fire places. General Hospital, food, friends, psychology class. Slepnenkino. novels. Friday night with the girls. Benson . Neil Young, mv knapsack Dislikes: SAT's. creative writing, studying. AC DC. moodv people Most Memorable Past Experience: Great Adventure. B've-Bve Birdie. Cape Cod. retreat, drinking w Scott H.. youth mass at St. Man 's. Pat Benetar Concert KENNETH SCOTT BOSTON Likes: Legs”. Van Halen. Song and Theme Beautiful Girls , purple, seafood. California Forever. Hi' Sar!!” Dislikes. The nurse, all work, winter. 1st period. Mondav. snotty underclassmen Most Memorable Past Experience: Sun bathing in the parking lot CLAUDE MARIE BOUCHARD Likes: Field Hockey. Styx. Punking out. planet Claire. Reese's Pieces. Sundaes. Steven King, the shore. Dislikes: The Beatles, night band practices, sprints, pollvs. alligator shirts, beards, dull phone calls. Most Memorable Past Experience: 1981 American Cup. stealing for sale and horse crossing (?) signs with AZ. AT. and TA. MICHAEL M. BUCKINGHAM Nick Name: Mike. Buck. Dilts Likes: Food. hair, wrestling, spending time at the shore, weekends, sleeping, snowdavs. driving at night, a few pood friends. Bill Murray, cheap wine, summer Dislikes: Waiting. losing, beer, bad grades, sunburn, gaining weight, dirtbags. worrying, feeling hurt inside, thinking about the future. Most Memorable Past Experience: Shaving head, egging in junior vear. beating Mt. Olive In-one point, meeting a few special people. 12 20 82. junior and senior years. ARTHUR BYRAM Likes: Lunch. Gibson s. fenders. Led Zeppelin. The Stones. Pink Flovd. classic guitars. Rock n' roll. Dislikes: Disco, geometry, the locker room, mazdas. speed limits, busses. Most Memorable Past Experience: Climbing luggage rack on bus home. SEAN PATRICK CANNING Likes: Sports, parties, girls. Dislikes: Freshmen, work. Mrs. P's class. Most Memorable Past Experience: Fitting 10 drunken kids into Coleman's Rambler and having a ride back to Lincoln Park. JOHN THOMAS CAREY Nickname: John Likes: Good times, nice cars. Michelob. Dislikes: Homework, rainy days Most Memorable Past Experience: Going to the shore over summer of '81. ALFRED K. CAS ALE Nickname: Fred, skinnv Likes: Boxing, fishing, the 7th of every month. New Y'ork Yankees. Dislikes: Dodgers, warm Molsens. braggarts Most Memorable Past Experience: My trip to Colorado. RICHIE CASPER Nickname: Ghost Likes: Doors. ZAPPA, HAVOC, fishing, getting out of B.H.S.. Fosket. MIC. Dislikes. B.H.S.. math, hangovers, covered walk, cop shop, lunch. Most Memorable Past Experience: Getting put out LISA ANNA CASTELLANA Nickname: Lis Likes: S.C.. talking on the phone, fireplaces, good friends, summer nights, weddings, band competitions, piano, skiing, the beach, good parties. Prom 81. summer ’81. Dislikes: Coming home early, cold mornings, walking to the bus stop in high shoes. Most Memorable Past Experience: S.O.s party. Prom '81. exchange trip '81 atriiia UofanJ JJarry _ Urantner 22 Kenneth Scoil Soilon Claude Warie SouckarJ Jbianne fJorzellin WuU W.tfucL ingham Sean f itrii It (banning . 4 KuU rj Caipei Caitellai 23 VHuLU. Jnn Casl.Ua Warie Celt! nt)enniJ h. arney Janette Jill Cnii John Cafe Philip Ch uny 24 jbortA Co JJennu C r MICHELLE ANN CASTE LLAMA Nickname: Mitch. Mickey Likes: Carl. Field Hockey. Softball, purple. Squeeze. B-52's, Khalua. easv parties, winning, smurfs, punk. Dislikes: Biology, homework, springs, having my car hit. fourth period lunch Most Memorable Past Experience: Mr Hardy's class three times a day. Dennis getting his head stuck in the locker, first win in Field Hockey. Twitch. SUSAN MARIE CETTI N'ickname: Sue Cee Likes: Being with friends, skating at Deer Lake, going to the shore, plaving tennis, twirling rifle. Datsuns. Pina Coladas. SW. EC. KJ. etc. Dislikes: Homework, filling out applications, rainy days, being bored. Most Memorable Past Experience: Jr. Sr. Dinner Dance '80. Styx Concert. Getting stuck in Thoms River DENNIS CHARNEY Nickname: Den Likes: Music, good friends, nice smiles. Judas Priest. Van Halen. Ozzie. having fun. concerts, guitars. Dislikes: Boring teachers, phoney people, school lunch, double lab periods, disco. Most Memorable Past Experience: Anniversary dinner at French Hill, going to the shore with Ken. KIMBERLY JOAN CHOMKO Nickname: Chuck Likes: Beach, water sports, sun. traveling, warm climates, guys. rock, weekends, vacation. R.S.. HCBC, purple, roses, gold jewelry. R.G.. B.K.. j.H. Dislikes: Tests, exams, snow, cold weather, work, arguing. Mondays, term papers, homework. Most Memorable Past Experience: Working summer at Long Beach Island. “The Van. The Box”. PHILIP CHUNC Likes: Camping, boating, fishing, playing football. Dislikes: Homework on weekends. Most Memorable Past Experience: Flying off my moped. DANETTEJILLCITTI Nickname: Dani. D. Red Likes: Pizza, beach, football. P.O.. M.L.. K.O.. L.P.. W.R.. S.M., D.J.. Dallas Cowboys, sunrises and sunsets, vacations. California. Mark' Dislikes: Tests, windy days, cold days. New Jersey, A.O.. gym class. Most Memorable Past Experience: Going to the shore with Peggi the weekend of Prom ‘81 — falling down the far stairs. Junior cut day and getting caught. Arty climbing the luggage rack on the bus ride home. JOHN COLEMAN Nickname: Coleman Likes: Alcohol. AC-DC, Led Zeppelin. Van Halen, The Stones. 72 Impalas. Dislikes: Hangovers. Fords. The Army. DORIS CONNER Likes: California, diamonds. Dislikes: Monday mornings. Most Memorable Past Experience: My first driver's test. EILEEN CONNERTON Nickname: I. Sis. Shrimp Likes: Soccer games, football games, yellow, weekends, lunch. $. doritos. gum. m m's reen), driving, elephants, gnomes, my army hat. talking on the phone. Mets. islikes: Homework, term papers, steno, work, bratty kids, windy days, Mondays, rainy days, waking up. false friends, changing for gym. SAT’s, the bus and Pops, chemistry. Most Memorable Past Experience: Being Red calisthenics capt. Valentine’s Day at Joanne s house. Great Adventure and getting lost on the way. MICHAEL ROBERT COPPOLA Nickname: Mike, Mickey Likes: Band, driving, band competitions. Doobie Brothers, easy going people, good friends. Dislikes: Stuck-up people, crummy classes, non-stop school work. Most Memorable Past Experience: 1980 Band Competitions. FRANCESCA COUTINHO Nickname: Brown Eyes .... Likes: Onion rings. Sicilian pizza, whopper juniors, puppies, the new and old teachers at Dislikes: Broccoli, cauliflower. Humanities in 3 cities, promises, leaving high school, the lunches here at B.H.S. , , , . „ Most Memorable Past Experience: April 26. 1979 — May 26. 1979. the best month out of all my years at B.H.S. BENNY CRAIG Likes: music, people, sun. swimming, driving, hiking, going to the shore, partying. Dislikes: disco, running, fighting, cafeteria food. Most Memorable Past Experience: The last 4 years at B.H.S. 25 The Crew Cut Crew Fransceca Coutinho Debbie Renza Chris White Scott Willis Pattv Dovle Doreen Amari 2. Keyth Kroboth Vinnie Gallucci Karen Scerbo Chris Gabriel Charles VerHoeve Mary Venito MaryLou Esposito 27 V LYNN CREATURA Nickname: Creature Likes: Partying, beer, any mixed drink. Snoot . LM. Rolling stones. The Who. The Doors. Led Zeppltn, rock-n-roll. mustangs. Dislikes: School. Mr. H.. work, stuck-up people, history. JR. Most Memorable Past Experience: Porties. Roling Stones Concerts, Rugs Bunny. Little Rascals. 714 s. Road Runners. DAWN CROZIER Nickname: half-pint Likes: Jay. horses. Camaros, partying. Mr. L. Dislikes: Preps, school. Most Memorable Past Experience: Spending lunch with Janet Y. and Mr. L. RUSS CURRIE Nickname: R.J. Likes: Roller skating, drinking. Dislikes: Car accidents, car insurance premiums BEN CUSTER Likes: Parties, girls, concerts, rock-n-roll. Beatles. Dislikes: B.H.S., disco, jocks. Most Memorable Past Experience: The Rolling Stones Concert. SUSAN MARIE CUSTER Nickname: Sue. Becky Likes: Nelse!. Schlenger. KR. chocolate. LB, fast cars, old trucks. CC. MB. Partving. swimming. horses. Chupas, KTOTA. hiking, eating, snow. Dislikes: Homework, people who don't get along, show-offs, male chauvinists, grammar. Most Momorable Experience: The lake. Rolling Stones Concert '81. Tinker Tonight, tennis lessons, getting up for Field Hockey games, roses for Halloween '80. Boonton Basketball. 8th period gym Junior year. RANJANA DAS Likes: Photography, food. Dislikes: School. ROBERT DATO Nickname: Dato Likes: J.D. in the morning, roaming the halls. Dislikes: Teachers with bad breath, me and Mr. Hino’s meetings. Most Memorable Past Experience: Shooting Miss M’s class with a fire extinguisher. Mr. Hino's fall in the hall. KARLA DAVID Nickname: K Likes: Jim. Genesee, long-haired guys, going on trips, leather, black. Seaside. Dislikes: Boonton. seafood, frogs, being ignored. Most Memorable Past Experience: Eagles Nest. Ted Nugent Concert. Sneaking out. Ozzie Concert. ANDREW DE GEORGE Likes: World class soccer. Eli Wallach. Dislikes: Language. Most Memorable Past Experience: Mr. Hardy vs. Mr. Vnenchak fight. NICK DE BENEDICTS Likes: Zeppelin, Concerts, parties, alcohol, hockey. Dislikes: Stuck-up girls, work, finals. Most Memorable Past Experience: Putting water on Mr. Garbarinie’s chair. RICHARD T. DEGRAW Nickname: Caveman Likes: Lisa Taylor, true love. Budwieser. gambling. Uncle Bob. football, the tourne. MLHS. Corvettes, jocks vs. heads, jokes. Dislikes: Disco. B.H.S.. hangovers, boing-boing. getting dressed up. setting mv lawn on fire with DL. Most Memorable Past Experience: Meeting LT and her PS drunk at MLHS. JACQUELINE J. DEHNERT Nickname: luice. Red Likes: Rocx-n-roll. AC-DC. parties, money, sports cars, concerts, vacations. Cosmos. Panama, animals. 19 — Robert Cabanas. 4 — Jeff Durgan. shopping with DJ. WD. ND. BD. BG. Dislikes: Stuck-up people, disco, hard work. Most Memorable Past Experience: Trips to L.P.. going to the games and the club this summer. J!ynn C realu ra 28 unfi 2) $okerl r2)ato _Karla Jb avid Pickard D. eQr Jacqueline J. jbeknert ydndrew beljeorge 29 Di si a no 2) J, onauentura e9orv 2 eW.(o 'ieSe Warren 2beP ree 2) awn WI arte Jbi(jiuseppe 30 PafricL J. Litton JUDY DEL RUSSO Nickname: Doodz . Likes: partying, money! lots of it. fooling around. Jim Morrison. |im Hendrix. ML Mr. Schlenger. Riunite White, nice people. Bad Company, good music, getting drunk, pay day. when Barb and Lisa imitate MB. Dislikes: Working weekends, immature people, young guys, people who steal, bad music, greedy obnoxious people, guys that wear tight designer jeans, hanging out nowhere, getting up after a late night. . , , , Most Memorable Past Experience: Shore with Barb and Sharon for a week. GREGORY DE MELO Nickname: Mello-Demelo Likes: Clinton Rd.. fall weather, being a iuke box hero. ‘Good old Rock n Roll . getting what you need, convertibles, money, wine ana song, someone special. J.S. Dislikes: Rainy days, no money, Monday mornings, hearing it at home, going through showcase windows, someone getting grounded too much, pinto s. Most Memorable Past Experience: Growing up. WARREN DE PREE Likes: Wild parties, concerts, motorcycles. Dislikes: School. Most Memorable Past Experience: Bad hangover. STEVEN DEWS Likes: Motorcycles, weight lifting, music, shore, black, nice figured girls, good friends, good times. Van Halen. .. BrM Dislikes: Phony people, feather earrings, boring teachere. homework, exams, disco, RL s. Most Memorable Past Experience: The time stealing a plant with MC and KB in Willowbrook. Freshman year. BHS parties. TISIANO D1 BONA VENTURA Nickname: T Likes: Rock-n-Roll, w restling. 60’s music, women, parties, summer. Dislikes: Disco, reading, homework, waking up. work. Most Memorable Past Experience: Wittner’s New Year's eve party 81. Italian class Freshman and Sophomore year. MICHELE DIESE DAWN MARIE D! GIUSEPPE Nickname: Door. Dawnie ... � . „ Likes: Scheming, guys. rock, cruising, the barn. Brooklyn. Irishmen!, the shore, the trio. L.H.. D.A. S.D.. P.V.. |.H. . P.B., parties, double features Lynchburg. Midnight rides Dislikes: Running out of gas. getting accidents, when nothing goes as planned, rain, getting Most Memorable I ast Experience: Styx Concert 81. THAT Saturday night. 1 met Pat. Summer '81 with my best pal CYN. The Switch. Beefsteak Charlies. PATRICK J. DILLON Nickname: Dillon Likes: Beer. Led Zeppelin, Hockey. Pam. Vitamin “C , rowdie parties. Dislikes: Work, term papers, finals. BHS. stuck-up girls. , Most Memorable Past Experience: Putting water on Garbarini s chair. MARGARET DOBBINS Nickname: Maggie Likes: Space, punk rock. Dislikes: Insects, Disco Most Memorable Past Experience: Dying my hair pink. ANDREW). DOCK Nickname: Bob Likes: Sports, scittles, The Bones, soccer with J.B. Dislikes: raisins, skinny people. Most Memorable Past Experience: Bombing Espo s house. PATRICIA DOYLE Likes: Being with friends, the moat, horses, parties. “ID'. Rhea. Marcello. Debby. Suzanne S.. Dislikes: Fake people, alligator shirts and preppies, college applications, SAT's. Most Memorable Past Experience: Summer of '81. RALPH EBELING Nickname: Big R Likes: Rock-n-Roll. Molson Beer, Seafood, Girls. Dislikes: Disco. Miller Beer. Spinach. Most Memorable Past Experience: First couple of days at BHS. camping at mesc. 31 ELIZABETH J. EGGERT Nickname: Egg. Eggwad Likes: Lowenbrau. Patrick. K.R.. D.F.. D.R.. T.Z.. K.G.. K.K.. field hockey, football. C.B.. double cheesburgers. Dislikes: Gym, stuck-up people, cliques. J.C.. Olde Towne Deli. Most Memorable Past Experience: Mountain Game, drinking with friends, going to Burger King. Senior year of field hockey. MATHEW ERNY Nickname: Matt Likes: Partying, skiing. Julie, track and cross country. DONNA MARIE ESCUE Nickname: Donna. Da Likes: Duane, rock, concerts, boxing. Rolling Stones, diamonds, gold, shooting pool, lions, payday. Triumph TR 7. screwdrivers. Dislikes: School, working, football, not getting my way, beer. Most Memorable Past Experience: Getting drunk at concert Sophomore year, and getting three days suspension for it. Rolling Stones Concert. Seaside '79. MARYLOU ESPOSITO Nickname: Mouse Likes: Michael, modeling, WPLI. Lincoln Park. I.C.C.. Mrs. M.. Mrs. Z.. Mr. S. Dislikes: Work, homework, fresnmen. Most Memorable Past Experience: Michele D., Judy D.. Lisa N.. Donna T.. Myrtle L.. Lori S.. Diane G.. Barbara H.. Bonnie L. fOHN DAMIAN FILA Nickname: Fido. Hey You! Likes: 7 Up. trucks, carpentry, non-alcoholic beverages, races, house demolition, explosions, demo derbies. Dislikes: Kids, red fire trucks, uppity' people. Most Memorable Past Experience: South Boon ton Winning First in Madison. SEAN FISCHER Nickname: Stace Likes: The Bones. Led Zeppelin. Jimi Hendrix. Allman Bros.. Soccer, lacrosse, hockey, communication breakdown. Bud. Dislikes: Raisins. Most Memorable Past Experience: Seaside. New jersey — 1981. KAREN FORTE Likes: Flag Souad, band competitions, football games, having a job. Dislikes: Studying, advanced biology. Most Memorable Past Experience: Being on flag squad and all the football games and competitions. HILARY FREDA CAROLYN ANN FROUMY Likes: Going to the shore, money, concerts, partying. Fridays, etc.... Dislikes: School. Mondays, homework, etc.... Most Memorable Past Experience: Wildwood. NJ '81. CHRISTOPHER GABRIEL Nickname: Gabe Likes: Blonde-haired girls, pizza, cars, cigarettes, rock. Dislikes: Disco, stuck-up people. Most Memorable Past Experience: The Who Concert I never got to see. but enjoyed that night anyway. GILLES ROLAND GAGNE jR. Nickname: Gillesters Likes: Hockey, football. Lacrosse, mountains, rivers, camping, relaxing, cooking, talking to nice people Dislikes: Certain people, jones's reports. Most Memorable Past Experience: First football win 1980 (Mountain 0-Boonton 6). Lacrosse — Fitch League Champs 1980 VINCENT GALLUCCI Nickname: Joe Galluzzi Likes: Zeppelin. Erin. Skittles. Bud. $. girls, soccer, lacrosse, hockey, communication breakdown. Dislikes: 11:30 curfew, coming home early, skinny people, stuck-up snobs. Sue telling me to be mature. Most Memorable Past Experience: Bombing Espo's house with eggs. Suzanne's party. 2 days and 1 night at the shore. £(izat� tk J. £99erf CaroL in .4nn TJroumi 32 WallLw £ rnt J eart 2i Sc Iter Cltri stop Iter Cjubriel QilL Poland Qayne r. Karen Uorle 'Wary Jiou Csposito Vincent QatL UCCl Milary lire Jo 2 onna Wari. £tcu. 'Veronica jCee CjeoryiadiA Colleen (jjeLvib iane Wari. Q'ory a 3effrey Qoo Katherine Wan, Q.rLU 2hiyniew Cjoworeh 34 JOSEPH GALL UZZ1 Nickname: Vincent Gallucci Likes: Skiing, camping, water skiing, lacrosse, michelob. Dislikes: Final exams, homework. Most Memorable Past Experience: Seaside. New Jersey 1981. ILONA GALONSKA Nickname: Aloha Likes: Parties, people. Peppermint Schnapps, joey, the dam. beer. Riunite Bianco. Dislikes: Final Exams, scnool lunches, obnoxious freshmen Most Memorable Past Experience: Labor Day 81 in New York with L.O.. P.N.. and J.L. PATRICIA D. GARTLAND Nickname: Tricia Likes: Good friends, parties, summers, the shore, dance, music, sunshine, purple, stuffed animals, sunrises. $. flowers. Dislikes: Cold weather, homework, pushy people, bad moods, saving good-bye. SAT’s. boring weekends, messy places. Most Memorable Past Experience. H.S. Proms, dances, getting my car. frosh cheerleading. moving to Boonton Tw .. junior Cut Day. SCOTT A. GENTRY Nickname: Scott Likes: Surfing, skiing, water skiing, boating, cars. Dislikes: Uncomfortable situations. Most Memorable Past Experience: Dave. Jeff, and Fred, getting ticks Scott SI. Cjentry J ; Waria Q ganti VERONICA LEE GEORGIADIS Nickname: Roni .. Likes: Ray. diamonds, pearls, money, beer. cats, timers, music, the Stones, the Doors. Blondie. going to concerts, dancing, shooting pool. Baby O s. the beach, going to clubs. PAY DAY, 66 Mustangs, old Camaro’s and Firebirds, w'hite horses, bright colors. Dislikes: having no money, school food, cold people, messy things. Most Memorable Experience: 3rd period gym. Junior year. Lucky Leo's, hanging out at the Pirate and Enterprise, the Rolling Stones Concert! DIANE MARIE GEORGIANNA Nick Name: George Likes: Bobby G.. weekends, partying, motorcycle riding, rock and roll, eating, summers, skiing. snow. beer, money. Mercedes Sports Cars. Dislikes: School. Mondays, jocks, disco, stuck-up people, cops, some teachers. Most Memorable Past Experience: Going to Virginia this year with Bobby (2 yrs.J, goofing off with Marge and our kinky conversations, partying with L.N.. B.H.. D.R.. M.M. and D.N. KATHERINE MARY GERHOLD Nickname: Shrimp. Little One. Punk. Junior. Elanor. D.D.. Sag. N.A., Little S. Likes: Sports, wine, screwdriver. Molson. Friends K.K.. D.R.. K.R.. B.E., D.V.. L.W. A.C., tt3. Mrs. Picazio. L.P.. roses, partying. The Who. Linda Ronstadt, Ms. Krouse. Mrs. B.. Mrs. Jones, Miss Cinder. Dislikes: Stuck-up people, cliques. S.C.. Friends that can’t talk to you. school, accounting, good-byes, worrying, losing friends, practice. Most Klemorable Past Experience: Freshman year. B.B., B.B.B., The Reservoir Tavern. Away Game at Ml. Olive. Morris Hills game. Junior yr.. Softball 79-82. moving in with Kathy, knowing Mrs. Jovce, getting to know Lisa Westenberger. Burger King. My 4 years at B.H.S. KIM MARIA GIGANTI Likes: C?ose friends, cute guys, parties, going out. cruisin’, the shore, pom pon. field hockey. Dislikes {homework, chemistry, hall passes. Mondays, dentists, being bored, curfews. Most'Memorable Past Experience: junior year, 8th period gym. overnight at Ung Branch with C B . |.S . and JR. bike rides to Boonton with D R. to see F.K. andj F.. breakfast with I S and D.R.. the drive-in. Valentines Day '81. that weekend with D.R.. J F.. and F.K. COLLEEN GJELSVIK Likes-foey. rock-n-roll. parties, corvette, weekends, summertime. Dislikes: School. Hangovers, homework. L.N. Most Memorable Past Experience: Toga party on the ship. IKFFREY GOOD Nickname: joe Good Likes: Baseball, basketball, football, soccer, girls' hockey. Dislikes: Disco. Most Memorable Past Experience: Losing a six to Mike B. ZBIGNIEW GOWORF.K Nickname: Zbig Likes: Sports, rock, fishing, cars. Most Memorable Past Experience Starting to drive. THERESA ANNE GRAHAM Likes':'Summer?parties. B-52’s. Ramones. New Wave, close friends. E.A.. A.B. cruisin with Kimmer. Dislikes: Mondays, snobby people. Most Memorable Past Experience: junior gym class. Summer 81. getting lost with Kim. 35 36 Steven Dews Zehra Ahmedi Mike Homeijer Gary Haddad Danette Citti 37 LU-ANN MARY GUARINIELLO Nickname: Hobbit. Lu-Lu Likes: Purple, parties. J.D., photography, concerts, roses, money, cowboys, shopping, rock music, guitar, clear nights, sun bathing, kittens, roses. Bob. Dislikes: Homework, naving no gas. changing for gym, SATs, finals, snobs and phonies, doctors, long plane rides, car payments, cat jokes, braces, glasses beer. Most Memorable Past Experience: Italy. S.H.. sunroof , cold hands”. Seagrams presents , falling on the driveway, summer '81 — j.D.. Miami airport. Sacrifice. Dallas trip, sick letters — J.D. and S.C.. New Years '80 and 81. ELYSSA DAWN GLJNDERSEN Nickname: Liss Likes: Acting, parties. The Doors, concerts, summer. Seaside Heights, being out. horror movies. Dislikes: Boonton. giggling, organization. Most Memorable Past Experience: Nugent Concert, second period study. We got a Trans. Sar! i'rat parties with Dan. Jer — Christmas '80. F.Z.. February, Something's Afoot. MICHAEL HACKETT Nickname: Buddy Likes: Skiing, football, well built girls, hockey Most Memorable Past Experience: Losing a case to two stiffs. GARY HADDAD Nickname: Maddog, Mattie Likes: Sports, music, calling Tony fat, weekends, the shore, beating up Wayne. Dislikes: School, homework, getting up. Most Memorable Past Experience: Getting my head shaved. SHARLENEE. HADDAD Nickname: Carmen. Haddad Likes: Older guys, dating. Syrian food, belly dancing, going to bars, hard rock. Mark T and Jimmy K.. a crazy date with Bill! Dislikes: School, changing for gym. preppies, two-faced people, getting up early in the morning. underclassmen, homeroom. Most Memorable Past Experience: Pushed into boys room every' day after school, having Mr. Stayle and Mom teasing me every day! GARY HANKE Nickname: Hank. Spank) Likes: Baseball, money, football, gas Dislikes: School, work. Most Memorable Past Experience: Junior cut day. LUCINDA MARIE HARPER Nickname: The Kid. Buckv, Luce Likes: The bam . Sean b.. baseball, being with Dawn, summer, mellow rock and disco, cherry yogurt, eating til I get sick, when I'm depressed. Dislikes: People who don’t like you because of the music you like, nagging people like Joanne, eating Doritos and smoking at the same time. Most Memorable Past Experience: Styx Concert, that Saturday night. 2 on 1. the switch, summer of '81. Labor Day Eve with Kevin, Any time I spent with Dawn. BARBARAJ. HARRISON Likes: Sleeping late, the shore, parties, baseball, soccer. Dislikes: Spanish, math, working, skiing, cliques, ditches. Most Memorable Past Experience: Wildwood. MICHAEL D. HEALY Nickname: Mike Likes: Dorothy, being free, going out, friends, pizza, being warm. Dislikes: School, work, being alone, smoking Most Memorable Past Experience: Sugar”, band competitions. ELIZABETH B. HEFF Nickname: Liz Likes: Tennis, dancing, strawberries, laughs and smiles, rainbows, good friends. Dislikes: Last day of vacation, early mornings, college applications. SATs. Most Memorable Past Experience: Wendy s night' t Bennington. JAMES HERBEK Nickname: Jim Likes: Parties, camping, friends, having a good time, payday, trucks. Michelob. Heineken, Lowenbrau. Dislikes: Budweiser, Antoinette's and Diane’s big mouths. Most Memorable Past Experience: Krouse's class, sleeping on the beach in Belmar, going out 4th period and getting buzzed with G.H.. J.M.. K.B.. on Friday. PAULINE I. HERBERT Likes: Music. Iceland, chicken farms, good eggs, chocolate chip cookies, the Jersey shore, ice cream. Dislikes. Speedball, brass cylinders, twitches, box 8. Barbara's class, SAT's. jerks. Great Adventure via Pennsylvania. Most Memorable Past Experience: Bike rides to Lincoln Park, peeling oranges at 3 a m , late night chemistry labs. Ju-Jlnn Wan, Q, uanme do Skart.n. €. JJaJJaJ 38 nj'fr f ,u-rd Htr rrar vri? •tr f VJOvvsr J3jj”fT T“”T ttjunpj' funfy � TBrrrrm ’r f) '”b(zt mtti3 Ofr r ff'rrm tjSojy- f91UV, f j‘!;'u,ofr rr!ui nHoreen joun J4i oppe oCisa 3U m Jt.Ju J}oL MICHAEL HERCEK Nickname: Mickey Likes: Baseball, basketball, tennis, skiing. AC DC. L.A. Dodgers. Oakland Raiders, football chemistry, playing hockey. Dislikes: SAT’s, finals, term papers. NY. Yankees, school food. Most Memorable Past Experience: Football triple sessions, senior year. JAMES HOGH Likes: Partying, beer, rock, concerts, sports. Dislikes: Getting hit by cars, school, falling out of windows. Most Memorable Pasi Experience: The summer of '81. MIKE HOMEIJER Nickname: Meyer Likes: Soccer, wrestling, baseball, women hiene - can. Dislikes: Work Most Memorable Past Experience: Junior cut day. 4th July week ’shore . LOREEN JOAN HOPPE Nickname: Lor Likes: Track. Bradley GT's. having Dor as a best friend, pennies, the beach. Florida. B.M.A. cards, bacci balls, red. sunsets. Joe M.. tans Kliban cats. guvs, love stories, smiles. Dislikes: Bandanas, people that believe everything their boyfriends tell them, immature people, beer. Most Memorable Past Experience: Florida with Dor. Dison’s, cards. The Big Six, Senior 2 yrs. in a row. overall '81. junior year lunches, petty fights. LORI HORVATH BARBARA HUEBSCHER Nickname: Hubs Likes: Vetts, summer, going on vacations. B.K.. partying with M.P. D.A.. J.D.. D.G., D.R., money, weekends. Dislikes: Stuck up people, getting up early, jocks. Mondays, school. Most Memorable Past Experience: Going down the shore with Sharon. Judy and Debbie. Zanella’s per. 3 class, going out with P.L. WENDYHUI Likes: To play tennis. Dislikes: Swimming. LISA IBERER Likes: Having a good time w close friends, being with E.P.. WPLJ, partying, the outdoors, skiing. laughing, expensive clothes, gold, porches, going down the shore. Dislikes: Stuck-up people, crowds, rain. fat. B.H.S.. bees, embarrassing moments. C.R.. being sick, waiting, being broke. Most Memorable Past Experience: Jr. Year fourth period lunch with K.W. and L.S. DAVES. ISCHINGER Nickname: Ice-Man Likes: Skiing, football, cars, lack Daniels. The Doors. Dislikes: Disco, liver, warm beer. Most Memorable Past Experience: New Year’s Eve. DANNY JENNINGS Likes: Football, baseball, drinking. Dislikes: School. GREG JENNINGS Likes: C.W., baseball, weekends, skiing, scheming. Stones. Most Memorable Past Experience: Junior Cut Day (June 25th). KIM LESLIE JOHNSEN Nickname: Kimmer Likes: My friends, music, the shore, kittens, winter, presents, long weekends. Dislikes: Rainy days, people who lie. German Shepherds. Most Memorable Past Experience: Summer of ’81. 41 DEBORAH JOHNSON Nickname: Debbv Likes: Taking long walks on a warm afternoon, hanging around with friends. Dislikes: Rainy days, winter. JOHN R. JOHNSON Likes Space Shuttles. E.L.O.. Chicago. Astronomy, snickers. Steelers. Mets. racquetball. folf, swimming 9. science fiction, lislikes: Getting up to go to school, taking out the garbage. SAT's. disco. The Yankees, pessimistic people. Most Memorable Past Experience: Making all this stuff up. THOR JORGENSEN Nickname: Squid Likes: Parties. Heavy Metal. Pink Floyd. Terri. Rolling Stones, weekends, concerts, beer. Dislikes: Disco, slow' cars. Mondays, school. Most Memorable Past Experience. Rolling Stones Concert. DAWN MARIE KAISER Nickname: Critter Bug Likes: Music, traveling, summer parties. Dislikes: Disco, jocks, gym. Most Memorable Past Experience: Raft Race. Stones concert. PAUL KAPUSTA Likes. Wild parties, concerts, gambling, the beautiful girls at the shore, traveling, drinking, cars. Dislikes: B.H.S., disco, girls who can't take a compliment. KATHERINE MARY KATZGRAU Nickname: Speedy. Katscratch. Big one. cracker, gimp Likes: Beer. wine. B.B.B. 79. ICG.. D.R.. Michael. Field Hockey. Blackfoot. partying, necklace, green m m's. Irish Setters, bothering cats, broncos, lobster, shrimp. Dislikes: Cliques. S.C., stuck-up people, b-ball practices, writing papers for Mrs. Jones. Comp. Lit honors. D.S., running laps, double periods, school food. Most Memorable Past Experience: October 10. 1980. B.B.B. and softball. Mount Olive game 1980-81 season. Baily Ellard game. May 16?, Morris Hills Game 1-1. DOROTHY KEASTEAD Nickname: Dopey-Likes: Parties, sleeping late. Dislikes: School, work, getting up early. Most Memorable Past Experience: Running away with B.C. and M.P. DAWN MARIE KELLY Nickname: Dawnling Likes: 68 Mustangs, being with close friends, long weekends, Giocobazzi. Mich-hght. lambie. Dislikes. Phonies, possessive people, being in a bad mood. Mondays, preppies. Most Memorable Past Experience: 7th per. lunch. Junior year, in the library with Bundz Frosh and Soph year. THERESA ANNE KENNEWEG Nickname: Tree Likes: Soccer, games, horses, smurfs. G.S.A., good friends, summer vacation, parties, w eekends, roller skating, muppets. Dislikes: Composition, Algebra 2. work, rainy days, homework, exams, tests, snow, waking up early. Most Memorable Past Experience: Summer of 81. KAREN KENNY Likes: Beer. TV. Dislikes: School, homework. Most Memorable Past Experience: Last day of school TERRI ANN KERIK Nickname: Ozzy Likes. Partying, horses. Rolling Stones. Thor . Ozzy Osbourne. Beer, river concerts. Dislikes: Disco, jocks, school work, last day of summer Most Memorable Past Experience: Gate Night's hayride. STEVEN KERLIN 2)eL ra h JU pauf .J apuita Oke reia Anne ..A enneweg 42 43 , J ath(cen hdeyina J err BdL W. -XonJrosk . Keyth Che ray . robot b Carf oL .X inrn er C arofyn - Xorh Frederic t Un Jtufta . Karen . A wwf 3U oru h . Xoniyhl Robert j) a me3 JCroh 44 olin _ Koval KATHLEEN REGINA KERR Nickname: Katie Likes: Scott, gum. buying clothes, going out, friends, the shore, laughing. General Hospital, cruising. Dislikes: Work, snobs, gym. being alone, fights, “fakes”, my boss. Most Memorable Past Experience: Jr. Cut Day, first Accident. KAREN KIMMEL Nickname: Kimmel Likes: Guys, parties. Robert, motorcycle riding, money. Dislikes: School, getting up early. Most Memorable Past Experience: Hanging out with Robert and friends. CARL JOHN KLINGENER Nickname: Klingon Likes: Movies, ambulance squad, fire department. Harmony Senior Drum Corps. Dislikes: English, Wilber. LAURA KOENIG Likes: Partying. Jim Morrison. Seaside Heights, summer, Ozzy, Mark, weekends, being with friends, having a good time. Dislikes: Waking up early, snow, being bored, the new absentee policy. Most Memorable Past Experience: Going to Seaside for a week with Karla and Elyssa. BETHE M. KONDROSKI Nickname: Behtie, Sweets. Dizzy Likes: Keith R.. The shore, parties, Ginos. talking on the phone, my close friends. T.R.. K.W., D.D.. B.P.. D.P.. D.P.. L.S., T.D., yellow, cutting gym. honies. sunshine, strange little critters. Dislikes: Working, school, phony people, liars, tarts, people who say things about other people. Most Memorable Past Experience: Going to the shore on Sept. 5. DEBORAH J. KONIGHT Nickname: Konit, Konflight, etc... . Likes: Hardy’s math classes, partying. Marcello’s concerts on the moat, T.P.. Roger Daltry, Fall, snow, horses, Patty, Carolyn, Rhea. Suzanne S., Ilona, and the moat gang. Dislikes: People who don’t care, working, having no $. 1977, 74 Vega (giggle mobile). Drunk Freshmen, SAT’s. rain. Most Memorable Past Experience: Wildwood ’81. Summer ’81, softball 79, 80, '81, Mets game with Patti and Mr. C. CAROLYN KORKES Nickname: Korkie Likes: Dan. sunsets and sunrises, the shore, “my raccoon. pink. D.C.. going out. Todd , concerts, 1982. my close friends, love. Dislikes: Cliques, broken promises, being alone, lateness, stuck-up people, breaking up, crying, working weekends, saying good-bye. Most Memorable Past Experience: Fainting in Mr. Smith’s class Freshman year and Mr. Vnenchak carried me to the nurse. JOHN KOVAL Likes: Bud. beer, partying, loose women, the Dam. sports. Dislikes: Homework, preppies, non-alcoholics. Green Bays, warm beer, class of 1983. Most Memorable Past Experience: junior Cut Day. New Year's Eve Party. KEYTH CHERAY KROBOTH Nickname: Queef Likes: Tony and Vinny. wrestling. Mrs. Kacur, Stories of Steinbeck, partying, the Dam. Dislikes: Back Stabbers. Most Memorable Past Experience: The Mt. Olive wrestling match. FREDERICK JOHN KUFTA Nickname: Moonpie Likes: The Beatles. John Lennon. Baseball. Football, skiing. Coronet 440, 64 Mustang Fastbacks. RM. The Kinks. Moon Bathing, 60’s Rock. The Who, The Dead. Hell Riding. Being Lazy. Dislikes: Green Bays, Styx, Springsteen, Preppies, Humanities, waking up. Most Memorable Past Expenence: Randolph Football Game. Elvis Presley. MARY KUFTA Likes: Football games, parties, beaches at night, good friends, sunrises. Dislikes: Broken promises, fights. Most Memorable Past Experience: On To One Freshman year. April 15, Prom trip to the shore. New Year's Eve. 45 JOHN LAHR THOMAS LAMB Nickname: Tom Likes: parties, motorcycles. Led Zeppelin. Dislikes: Disco. Pigs. KEITH LARKIN Nickname: Betty Likes: Parties, rock-n-roll, concerts. Led Zeppelin. Doors, fast food, good times, motorcycles, money, girls, skiing, surfing, fast life. Dislikes: School, police, snobby people, cliques. Most Memorable Past Experience: Vermont. Junior Cut Day. California summers, camping at mesc. TONY LASALANDRA Nickname: Mel Likes: Kevth. parties, beer, shore, the who. Led Zeppelin, magic bus. Mel Mobile. Dor-Lor. Dislikes: Turtles, people who think they are mature, school, broken bones. Whitner's parties, preppies. Most Memorable Past Experience: Shore, Iowa. JANET LAU Nickname: Granite Likes: Rock-n-Roll. Rolling Stones. Kinks, parties, beer. River, concerts. Dislikes: Disco, jocks, school, exams Most Memorable Past Experience: Raft Races. Gate Nights Hay Ride. KIMBERLY LAWRENCE Nickname: Kim. Spanky Likes: |AJAT!. cruises. Toga parties, purple, rock-n-roll. Led Zeppelin, partying. Kahlua and Cream. 1982. walking on the beach at night. Dislikes: Saying good-bye. Preppies, cliques, beer. Miss A., college applications and Sat's, getting up earlv. hangovers, boring weekends, lateness. Most Memorable Past Experience: The toga party- on the ship and the four guvs on the highway! MICHELE F. LAZAR Nickname: Miech Likes: |imi R!. purple, unicorns, cats, Manasquan. Thundar the Barbarian, with J.R.. General Hospital, gold, Mr. Schlenger. The Doors. Scoobv Doo. Dislikes: Preppies, beer. P.B.. my curls. Mr. H. sometimes. L.N.. Adv. Comp.. Mr. A. Most Memorable Past Experience: Getting roses on Carnation Day from 11 MI. BONNIE LOU LEMMONS Nickname: BE-BOP Likes: Seaside, taking long walks in the fall, clothes, playing pool at the Center, softball, motorcycle riding. Dislikes: Stuck-up people, working on weekends, waking up early Most Memorable Past Experience. Going to Seaside with Deb and Joey, going to Great Adventure with the Center, coming home from Connecticut. CHERYL LENOIR Nickname. Mert Likes: Jeff S., hanging out in L.P. (lower end), rock-n-roll. motorcycle riding, going to parties. Fridays. Dislikes: School, jocks, disco, stuck-up people. Mondays, hangovers. Most Memorable Past Experience: Tnird period Zanefia’s class Junior year. JEFF LERMAN DAVID LEVIN Likes: Andrea, rock-n-roll, the shore, the moat. |udas Priest, playing guitar, friends, the Penn, just peanut butter sandwiches Dislikes: Fights with A.G.. muskrat faces. Most Memorable Past Experience: Summer of '81 going to Virginia writh Andrea. DEBRA LYNN LEWIS Nickname: Lewi Likes: Joev!. going down the shore. Bonnie. Lori. Brownie, concerts, parties. Dislikes: Snotty people, school, boring days, running out of gas. changing oil. Most Memorable Past Experience: Bonnie coming back from Connecticut. anet jCc 48 DL omas XaU Kimberfu Xt aw re nee erman 2ony Xaia andi ra konnie Xou Xt emmons Zebra Jynn X .ewts 2)avid X evin J(eitk Xarbin Wickete 3. X azar 49 Katlifeen r Louise -Xiit Ckristi ne cJyman PoLrt Wac2 ona J $r. Dhomai WaJi me 2)an Warc.tL J(.uin W, artnaro Scotl 'Mane ihi Kona J With am WcJane Chart WcWittan 50 KATHLEEN LOUISE LIST Tfliclieife Vtlarliynelli lme WJenL evi tz Nickname: Leen-too Likes: Kevin Branvall, partving. money, concerts, summer, football. Dislikes: Getting a slip to Kino s, gym. school, jocks and rah-rah’s. Most Memorable Past Experience: Getting pre-engaged and raft race: when the keg fell off the truck. CHRISTINE T. LYMAN Nickname: Chris Likes: Friends, football, WPLJ. Timothy Hutton. Star Wars, winter, blue, snow storms, Bruce Springsteen. Dislikes: Term papers. Meat loaf, conceited people, cliques, freshmen, finals Most Memorable Past Experience: Freshman year. Mr. Hardy’s class, the “speaker.” ROBERT MacDONALD. JR. Nickname: Bobby Mac Likes: Sports. Zeppelin, vo-tech. Dolphins. Knicks. Mets. Dislikes: Disco. Most Memorable Past Experience: Chad falling through the bleachers at the football game, right Mark. christi McLaughlin Nickname: Chrip, Weazer. Beeno Likes: Skiing, a very special someone, the gang. Niven. Dole. Donna. Laurie. Stones, lows, the shore, tunes, my family, catching a mouse, tne YMCA Dislikes: Summer of 79, getting up early, rainy days, rip offs, stuck up people. G.J. (sike). Most Memorable Past Experience: Seaside. Wildwood, Niven's parties. THOMAS MADINE Likes: Parties, the moat, concerts, lacrosse, football, hockey, my girlfriend. Dislikes: School, football practice. Most Memorable Past Experience: Sophomore year. Beach Boys concert. DAN MARCELLO Nickname: jumping Jack Flash Likes: Parties, concerts. The Penn, the moat, more Parties Dislikes: Getting suspended. Most Memorable Past Experience: Junior Cut Day. KEVIN MARINARO Nickname: Breathy Likes: Parties, money AC DC, weekends, girls, rock. Dislikes: School, disco, liver, parents. Most Memorable Past Experience: Nugent Concert. MICHELLE MARTIGNETTI Nickname: Mickey Likes: The shore, snowdays, General Hospital, the Doors, January 7. eggrolls, softball. Dislikes: Running laps, fighting with Fred, snobs, bad drivers Most Memorable Past Experience: May 12. SCOTT MASSEFSKI RONALD WILLIAM McLANE Nickname: Tom Petty Likes: Girls, parties. Dislikes: Jocks, sports, school lunch. Most Memorable Past Experience: The Vo Tech Jr. year all the girls I went out with CHARLES McMILLAN Nickname: Chuck. Likes: Concerts, the shore, football. 4-speeds. Dislikes: Loose-lips, hangovers, being unemployed, mornings, working. Most Memorable Past Experience: Stones concert in Philly. JAMES MELENKEVITZ Nickname: El Patio. Stickman Likes: Budweiser, monev. Fairmonts. Fleetwood. El Patio party pleaser drink, The Moat. The Dam. parties. Bar B Q’s. Dislikes: School, work, Winners parties. Michelob. Most Memorable Past Experience: Shore ’81. Junior Cut Day. hining the guard rail at the reservoir. 51 HN MEOLA Likes: Budweiser, more Budweiser. partying. The Moat. B.M.X., rock-n-roll. Junior Cut Day. Steph. Dislikes: Preppies, disco, fags on the bench. Most Memorable Past Experience: Junior Cut Day, the shore. Stones Concert. Black and Blue concert. RONALD J. MEYER Nickname: Abe Likes: Food, rock-n-roll. The Who. parties. Dislikes: School, work, not having money. Most Memorable Past Experience: Getting a hair cut. MICHAEL D. M1ELE Likes: Cars, not going to school, electronics, girls. Dislikes: School, stuck-up people. Most Memorable Past Experience: When they brought in the Senior couch and had to take it out. THOMAS MOLZAN Nickname: Chuck D. Likes: Chew Pickups. Eagles, Styx. Imagine . Beatles. Pizza, coming to school occasionally, my friends. Lennon. B.B.C. Dislikes: School, lunches, taking the school bus, writing papers for Mrs. Kacur. end of Junior year, niv ambassador. Ford, airheads. Beatle haters. Most Memorable Past Experience: Writing this. First B.B.C. show with Pat. SUSAN MONTALBANO Nickname: Sue Likes: Rick Springfield. Pat Benatar. Florida, Softball. M.M. Dislikes: R.S.. Driving at night. Most Memorable Past Experience: End of Sophomore year, friends and I roaming halls and getting caught. NICHOLAS MORASCO Nickname: Chub Likes: Beatles. Drums, hockey, baseball, band, hell rides. Dislikes: People who hate the Beatles airheads. Most Memorable Past Experience: Winning Band Competitions. KARYN D. MUELLER Nickname: The kid. Babe. Lucky Likes: Drum Corps, caballors. cavaliers, bridgemen. skyliners. cymbals evita, stvx. Queen. Journey. AC DC. Boys. cars, corvettes, transams. broadway plays. Barnum, ’ Michael Dislikes: Homework, studying. Buccaneers, gy m. vanguard, arum corps, judges, scores. Most Memorable Past Experience: Great Adventure. BBC. Club 4. Trips. L)CA Championships in Montreal. DCA Championships in Philly. STEVEN R MUELLER Nickname: Stork Likes: Joan B. Roadrunners. Rock n Roll. Beer. Staying out late, fast cars, Friday and Saturday nights. Most Memorable Past Experience: P.V. Prom with J.B. JOHN C. MURA Nickname: Chet Likes: Motorcycles, camping, cars, hunting, girls. Dislikes: DAW. heads, humanities, preppies. Most Memorable Past Experience: M.H.S.B. camping, the tracks. 4-wheeling, split rock KELLY ANN MURRAY Nickname: Kell-Bell Likes: Marching Band, good friends, shore. Aunt Terry's. Long bus rides, peppermint schnapps. Dislikes: Box 8. 32 count warm-up, crashing into a car on a bike. beer. BEEF, being stared at Most Memorable Past Experience: Band Camp '79-'81. Competitions! LISA NAPOLITANO Nickname: Knot Head Likes: Rock n Roll, seven and 7's. hot rods, sleeping, J.D.. seafood to the max, all nighting, good looking guys! Dislikes: People who think they know it all. staying home, stuck up guys, school rules. Most Memorable Past Experience: 66 Chevelle , Mrs. Zanellas 3rd period, singing we don't need no education with Dan M. in Petrons class. R.S.. R.C.. W.D., D.G.. M.Z., M.M.. L.S.. C.L.. D.T.. M E , J.V.. Rolling Stones Concert. LYNN K. NEWBURY Likes: Cape Cod beaches. James Taylor, preppie clothes, Europe, confidences with friends, reading, photography, sunsets. Dislikes: Exams, being nervous, people who don’t use directionals. humanities, scales. Most Memorable Past Experience: junior Senior dinner dance, activities banquet, summer of 81 — Europe Cape Corf, visiting W and M. Dartmouth and Princeton. Join C. Wuru 52 53 Warfare! £. fliUicL Waryaret Ketecca (ILL Warfare! W. Pari J(ar( Oi no pa J in, Warie fUt, JU„ P OfsonLa 3)aam O’SL, 54 $ ffrey arsons MARGARET E. NIBLICK Likes: Music. Drama, biking, camping. Dislikes: phonv people, non-music lovers. Most Memorable Past Experience: The plays. North Jersey Region Chorus. Glee Club, exchange concerts. Split Reservoir. KIM MARIE NOLTE Nickname: Kimmer Likes: NYC. summer '81. there was only one catch and that was catch — 22. Kim. Andrea. Kevin, and the guvs. punk, search, the shore. Dislikes: Anything where I have to fill my name out in little circles, SAT s, college applications, purple ... ., Most Memorable Past Experience: Gangs at Rocky Horror, punk parties, functioning with Mrs. Strucko. JOHN |. OFSONKA Nickname: Jay Likes: Money, big” cars. fall, the Beatles. Boston. Mass., cigars. Dislikes: Povertv. cliques, homework. Miss A. Most Memorable Past Experience: Junior Cut Day. SUZANNE M. OLSON Likes: KB. PB. KR. LN. CYV. MT. MP. RZ, SL. AG. PA. GP. DB, the shore, skiing, parties, cheerleading, strawberry daquiries, porsche 924. Dootsman, The Rolling Slones. Bruce, talking on the phone. , ,, Dislikes: crew-cuts. 2-faced people. SAT’s. messy rooms, people you can t trust, breaking up. waking up early, rainy days. Most Memorable Past Experience: Chad ... first love. Dixon’s Pond. Soph. Great Adventure trip. Soph, track meets. Soccer cheerleading. Rocky- Horrow Show. Junior Senior Dinner Dance. Junior cut dav. Little Darlings'. summer of '81. secret sleepover . remember KB and KR?. Burbeque. Partying at LBI with Missy, the Drive-in with Mike's truck LTC. all those talks at hand camp... KB, TH. fB. AD. KARLONOPA Nickname: Konopa , . . . „ . . Likes: Movies, hellrides, ‘good limes'’ California and Colorado, interesting people. Kutta s Beatlejunk. , , , . , . . Dislikes: Ion Mura's driving, homework, broken bones, and hospitals, red tape, obnoxious people, sleepless nights. Most Memorable Past Experience: Going to California. MARGARET REBECCA OSBAHR Nickname: Thud. Peggy-Sue Likes: Screwdrivers, sunsets, jeeps ”, mv friends: all of them. D.C. baby Genesee s. Dislikes: June 12. 1981. hospitals, school food, freshmen. SAT applications, long sad goodbyes. preppy people! 3rd period study, price of gasoline. Boonton. Most Memorable Past Experience: May 1-3, 1981, shore with Danni and Grandma June 12-July 31. 1981. 3rd period study with Carolyn, car breaking down in mobil gas station. DAWN E. O'SHEA NickName: Suicide Likes: Partying. Randy. Molson. The Rowdies. Dislikes: School, stuck-up people, winter. Most Memorable Past Experience: Christmas at Phil’s, partying. TIMOTHY O'SHEA Nickname: Tim Likes: Sports, hunting, fishing, girls, work, hockey, skating Most Memorable Past Experience: The shore this summer with the guys. VIRGINIA OTTE Nickname: Oots , . Likes: Notes. Gary De Young. CB radios, camping, hiking, John s cigars. Dislikes: Snobs. Monday mornings. t w , . .. Most Memorable Past Experience: Freshman year's fight when I lost some hair to Mary' Anne. Cheryl Keri, all my friends. EILEEN MARIE PALAZZO Nickname: Falazz. I. Likes: Pat Benatar. Go Juice. J.G.. Grand Prix. The Go Go’s. Nikes. Dislikes: Preppies. LN. PB. crutches. Fungus amungus. fights between friends Most Memorable Past Experience: Freshman year, one to one with ML and JG. MARGARET M. PARIS Nickname: Margie Likes: Shore, corvettes, good friends, parties. Jeff Lim. funny people, feathers, sleeping. Dislikes: School, homework, stuck-up people, waking up early, disco, people being late. Most Memorable Past Experience: Going to Cape Cod with J.L.. playing poker with J.L.. B.H.. and P.L.. goofing off in classes with Diane. JEFFREYS. PARSONS Nickname: Jeff , , _ . , Likes: Doors, Led Zeppelin, Lacrosse, football, basketball, going out on Friday nights, to parties. , Dislikes: Disco. 1st period, coming back to school in September. Most Memorable Past Experience: Going to the shore over the '81 summer. 55 Wayne Stephanovich Kenny |ones Keyth Kroboth Lynne Newbury Kenny Boston Paul Allieri Lori Schneider Dorren Reel Donna Taylor Diane Georgina Robyn Zalewski 56 Greg Thoner Liz Heff Lia Picciano Susan Snell Mr. Questa and Class Gina Yasson I 57 LINA ? Nickn PATEL Nickname: Lina Likes: Baseball, pizza, chicken. Dislikes: Homework. Most Memorable Past Experience: Moving to U.S.A. PATRICK SHAWN PATTERSON Nickname: Doc Pat Likes: Partying, parties, video arcades, defender. Styx. Eagles. T-Birds Dislikes: Conceited people, vegies. rah-rahs. Most Memorable Past Experience: Alex Senkoff breaking the bathroom door knob at a party. Alex Senkoff's party. BOB PATTERSON Nickname: Stone. Animal Likes: Lovvenbrau. Moosehead. 306, parties, hell rides. Dislikes: Pushv people. Know it alls. Most Memorable Past Experience: Pro fire, hell rides. ANDREA MARY PFREUNDSCHUH Nickname: Drea Likes: Rocky Horror, expressing individuality' in clothing, sharing with Snue (Susie Q), joking around with Kim. Kevin ana the gang, punking with Kim. eating Double dark chocolate fudge crunch ice cream' at Gulliver's, winning band competitions. Dislikes: Writing history papers, cliques, cloning of society, losing in tennis Most Memorable Past Experience: Functioning with Strucko, riders on an Analytical Balance, punk day. LISA PICCIANO Nickname: Peach Likes: Laughing, snow, pizza. A s. money, vacation, sunshine, friends, sleeping, champagne, outdoors. Dislikes: Dentists, humidity', exams, homework, sickness, mushrooms, getting up in the morning, SAT’s. decisions, bugs. Most Memorable Past Experience: The Bet — “The Ledge , the brass cylinder, chemistry, the broken buret. |AMES H. PICCIONI Nickname: Jim Likes: Motorcycles, nice cars. Dislikes: School, homework. Most Memorable Past Experience: Getting caught totally wasted. DARLA JEAN PICKETT Nickname: Dar Likes: Ricky Bratsch, the shore. BK. DP, BP. DO. PM. SM. BB. JG. DR, wine. beer. Dislikes: School, work, snobs, homework Most Memorable Past Experience: Going to see Marshall Tucker at Great Adventure with Dawn and Phil. DAWN ELIZABETH PICKET Nickname: Chip Likes: GSA. competing, watching sports, snow, horseback riding, bike riding, listening to music. Dislikes: Homework, working on weekends, rain on days off. Most Memorable Past Experience: Red team winning two years in a row. Tap co-captain, band competition. GERALD PINNEY Nickname: Brother Gerald Likes: Shore of ’81. sports, girls. Dislikes: Green Bavs Most Memorable Past Experience: Shore of ‘81. LESLIE PORTELLA ROY MICHAEL PORTER Nickname: Sac Man Likes: Italian food, iceland. swimming, driving, natural scenes, fireplaces, little kids, sex ed.. girls, omni sci-fi. MASH, coffee, sounds of silence, snow, Sundays, parties, humility, milk-barn, rocking chairs, apples. Woody Allen, jokes. Dislikes: Rocky Horror, history, gossip, preppies, responsibility, birthdays, vanity, crossword puzzles, class of ‘83. yucky. bubbly, mugby. Most Memorable Past Experiences: Getting Gum on my pants, standing in front of SRA meetings. LAUREL LYNN PRASCHAN Nickname: alias Laurie . The Big P . Marcie . Laur Likes: Gas at the dentist's office, funny papers, spring weather, muppets. old fashion things, messy rooms, puppies, driving, autumn leaf colors, pro football. Houston Astros. Dislikes: Class of '83. humidity, frizzy hair. cats, the color orange, tall. thin, beautiful blondes, sal's, pushy people, noisy places, making decisions. Most Memorable Past Experience: Christmas '80. concert, caroling. rjCina Patef -Him pi tenant) 58 JeJie PortJL Pay Wick .? Porter jCauref £ynn j raScban Robert f atterson _ '1 nJre a Wary PfreanJuU 'James f iccioni 2) at fa Jean f icbetl 2) a urn CLaketk Pickett f ttricb I talic rson a me A l obertieffo Waria 60 2).L ra It 'Inn - Karl 'Indrew }Ko KATHLEEN RAFFERTY Nickname: Raff. Kathv Likes: Dancing, good friends, sleeping late. food, winning anything, clothes, sii cheering. Dislikes: Homework. SAT’s. being bored, talking on the phone. P.P. Most Memorable Past Experience: Dames at Sea , winning band competitions. Activities Banquet. Prom “81 . GSA. pink panthers, band camp 79. 80. ’81, Girls' State DOREEN MARIE RE ALE Nickname: “Reale” Likes: Partying with Dawn, spending money, drinking D-specials. banana-strawberry daiquiri's. southern comfort with cherry wylers chaser, and listening to the Doors. Hangin out with friends, bein' happy! Dislikes: Feelingless people. Beer. Dick Tracy. Most Memorable Past Experience: Times with Sparky , going down the shore with Dawn. DONNA M. REEVES Nickname: Dino. Reefer. Gimp, Hands. Likes: Field Hockey. Basketball, softball, Molson. apple wine. K.G., K.K.. L.W.. A.C.. P.M. K R . B.E.. S.R.. D.R.E.. SKIING. PITS. L.P., Montville.parties. Dislikes: Stuck up people, cliques. S.C.. practice, people who think they are great. SAT test, study hall, sad good-byes. D.S. Most Memorable Past Experience: Dover football game. B.B.B. Mountain game. Burger King. Wharton fair. Mount Olive, Cemetery, coming home at 6:00 a.m.. southern comfort, last call pass out. DEBORAH ANN RENZA Nickname: Debbie Likes: J.F.. close friends. KG. JS and M.E.. J.R. A.Z., C.B.. D.A.. Purple! dancing, parties, pom pon, GSA. money, lots of clothes, long nails. Styx, movies. Dislikes: green! Sand practice. Most Memorable Past Experience: All memories with lohn. prom '81. Willowbrook. that weekend with J.F.. K.G.. and F.K., shore, winning 1st football game, bicy cle rides to Boonton to see J.F. and F.K.. Memorial Day weekend. Band Camp, going to NYC. Meadowlands. Nov. 12.1980. graduation '81. basketball games. Ho Jo’s, working in Old Fogies Home, Red surprise ’81. SUSAN MARIE REYNOLDS Nickname: Sue. Suzy Likes: Rainbows, the shore, parties, close friends, summer, snow. Christmas. Peppermint Schnapps, field hockey. AC DC. Foreigner, Dislikes: Obnoxious freshmen, stuck-up people, getting in fights, fake friends, disco. Most Memorable Past Experience: Field Hockey '80-'8l, my parties 111 7 and 12 31 81). AC DC concert 12 6 81. G.S.A., meeting Lisa C. MARIA RIVAS JAMES ROBERT1ELLO Nickname: Bird Likes: Sty . Friday and Saturday nights, rock and roll, party. Dislikes: School, conceited people, week nights, school lunches, work. Most Memorable Past Experience: Breaking down in Harlem with Sasha. MARY KATHRYN ROCKIS Nickname: Mary Kate Likes: Rainbows, sunshine, friends, balloons, winning teams, football, drawing, thunder, going out. smiles Dislikes: Monday mornings, drizzle, snobs, brownnosers. reading for homework. Most Memorable Past Experience: Summer ‘81. driving to the movies with CR and LB. DAVID PAUL RODGERS Nickname: Rodeers Likes: Partying. Lorrie. driving fast. J.D. in the morning. Dislikes: Snotty people, work, school, slow drivers. KIMBERLY ANN ROON Nickname: Roon, Roonerly Likes: Dave. B.E.. P.M.. D.R.. K.K., K. G.. D.V., Lowenbrau. Molson Canadian beer. Tom Collins, field hockey and the team, yellow and blue, down guilts, reading, french fries, winter nights, walking on the beach in the summer. Jackson Browne. Tom Petty, kisses and hugs. Dislikes: Homework. SAT's. working, forgetting things, vodka, fighting, not w inning, hurting people, being wrong, ham. the end of winter. Most Memorable Past Experience: March 21. 1981. drinking with D.F.. B.E.. and P.M. and B.K. sleeping over D.F.’s, winter of 80-81. Sr. year field hockey. June 1980. the basement' JOANNE MARIE ROSS Nickname: Joanie Likes. Being with Friends CB. CB. KG. DR. DA. JS. and ME. parties, peanut butter ice cream. GSA. Dislikes: Homework, exams, gas stations Most Memorable Past Experience: Junior Senior dinner dance '80. Styx concert. Long Branch '81. KARL ANDREW ROWE Nickname: Animal. Cosmic Rowe. Likes: motorcycles, premium, friends, rock n roll, cars, the doors, beatles. celebration of ll lizard, velvet underground, eno. New York Dolls. Iggy pop. Captain beefheart. Triunq Norton. BSA, trident, harley davidson, mustang, shelbv cobra, pizza. Dislikes: Regular, rain. snow, police, debt, tests, new attendance system, chronic stupid Most Memorable Past Experience: Writing this 61 JOSEPH M. SABINA Nickname: Joe Likes: Good music, good friends, marching. Dislikes: Conceited people Most Memorable Past Experience: Band camp 78. 79. '80. 81. ROBERT WILLIAM SANDERS Nickname: “ENG” Likes: Beatles, friends. Mets. good food, weekends, my satellite, oreos, trumpet. Dislikes: Homework. Utah, filling out college applications, working SAT’s. scissors, posing for pictures. Most Memorable Past Experience: Hell riding Beatlefest. Band, trying to fix my seat when it broke, making fun of weird people. SCOTT SCARAFILE Likes: Baseball, last day of school, women — more women, summer. Miller. Dislikes: Stuck up girls' underclassmen Most Memorable Past Experience: Lighting them up in front of Mr. C. LYNN E. SCARDILL1 Likes: Rolling Stones, partying. Black, S. and Summer Dislikes: School, work, winter KAREN MARIE SCERBO Nickname: Sherb Likes: The shore. Marty, friends. A.E.. D.E.. A.P.. S.H., W.G., S.S.. track, tennis, red, jetties, roses, chocolate kisses, skiing, lifeguards, partying, guys, drawing, softball games. Dislikes: Alligator shirts, counting ships, bruises, being lied to. broken promises, unfriendly people, cliques, sweet pea and pee wee”. Most Memorable Past Experience: The shore and the pier — Long Branch 1981, Friday nights. LORI ANN SCHNEIDER Nickname: “Schneiderman” Likes: Gary M.. rock n roll, partying, hanging out. good times at power plant in L.P.. concerts, weekends. Dislikes: Jocks, disco, school, work, staving home. Mondays, stuck up people. Most Memorable Past Experience: Mrs. Zanella s 3rd period class junior year. Dawn N., Mary M., Mert L.. Diane G. SUZANNE SCOTT Nickname: Danna Likes: Skiing, Gary, the dam. beer Dislikes. Liver. Miller beer, obnoxious freshmen, being crawled into Danny Bononies car on the way to a concert. Most Memorable Past Experience: Labor Day at the Dam. Debbie (we're gonna die) ALEXANDER SENKOFF Nickname: Sasha Likes: McCarthy, mustangs, money. Dislikes: Chrysler. Styx, the morning after. Most Memorable Past Experience: Breaking down in Harlem with Marty. Jimmy and Sean. JAMES SENS Nickname: Jim Likes: Rock n' Roll, partying, Jim Morrison. The Who. Dislikes: Disco, homework. JULIE DEENA SHERMAN Nickname: Likes: Close friends. M.E.. parties. M M’s. Dislikes: Spelling, pop quizzes. Monday mornings. Most Memorable Past Experience: Long Branch '81. revenge with K.G., Junior Senior dinner dance, field hockey. Sugar”. LOUISE THERESA SHIPPS Nickname. Boobala Likes: Guvs, partying. Dave Piccioni. money, summer. Dislikes: Working, school, getting sent to Hmo's. iocks, Rah-Rah's. Most Memorable Past Experience. Going out w itn Dave and the beautiful times. HELEN SMITH Nickname: Cass. The Puncher, Frick Likes: Nick. DJ, WD. BG. RE, Queen. AC DC. Trans Am. Pink Floyd. Corvettes. Cosmos ( 8). partying, rock concerts. N.Y Rangers � 1. Dislikes: Tests, disco, punk rock. Chicago Sting, N.Y. Islanders. Most Memorable Past Experience: Going to the Cosmos games and Queen concerts W. Soli. fames JenS Se 62 itfiam $Jie 2 eena SL rman rXouise Oliereia Phipps J4efen S)mith D. Wayne Stefanovich ffohn 2). Steiiet Eugene Sturtz Kevin Cj. Smith s uian trances Snelt 2) onna DaJc or 4my ft'an SJerhune TJlaria -Xila SJamh urrt Steven Cjeorye _Spinoiu Wartin Sweet KEYING. SMITH Likes: Being with friends, parties, music. RHPS. skiing, hockey. Dislikes: Homework, down moods, weekends with no place to go. SAT's. Most Memorable Past Experience: Viciously vandalizing Buscoe's: Gypsy Dennis. Can I help you? RANDY SMITH Nickname: Moonhead Likes: Beer, motorcycles, fast cars. Led Zeppelin. Friday and Saturday nights. Rum and Coke, Auto Shop, drag racing, loud music. 4-4-2's. whaling on Stoddard Dislikes: School, homework, having no money, driving slow cars, cold weather, warm beer. short hair, working, staving home, stuck up people Most Memorable Past Experience: New Year's Party in Ringwood. SUSAN FRANCES SNELL Nickname: Sue. Snue, Suzv. Snellv Likes: Coke and Oreos. little kids, rollerskating, drawing. Drea. Aim. Zehra. |ohn. Sue. Micky. Maine. Dislikes: Exams. Mondays, licorice, getting pictures taken Most Memorable Past Experience: Paint ngnts. GSA scenery, spending time with friends STEVEN GEORGE SPINOSA Nickname: ‘Spinner’ Likes: Rock n Roll. The Beach Boys. BBC. Nice Days, good friends. Beatles. Elvis Presley. Hawaii Five-O, The Rolling Stones. Phil Spector. Motown. The Who. John Mayall Dislikes: Homework. SAT’s. work. Most Memorable Past Experience: Junior Senior Dinner Dance. BBC end-of-year party at my house. T. WAYNE STEFANOVICH Nickname: Skinnv Basta Likes: Skiing in Vermont, going on vacations. WPLJ 95.5. King Biscuit Hour , money. Notre Dame football. beating the hell out of Mark Bellini. New Hampshire. Dislikes: SAT's. ACT's. administrative people who abuse their power, fat people, minorities, working, smart people. New jersey, inefficient people. New York City, exams, people who smoke. Most Memorable Past Experience: Skiing in Stowe. Vermont and getting my doors blown off by my uncle and cousin. JOHN D. STESSEL Likes: Parties, having good times. Dislikes: School. GENESTURTZ Likes: Good music: Michelob. a '67 rust colored Mustang. Dislikes: Narks. MARTIN SWEET MARIA LISA TAMBURR1 Nickname: Maria Likes: Beach Haven, down-to-earth people, ice skating, friends, long talks, wine, (lancing. Pennsylvania, rainbows, cheerleading, punk music. Dislikes: Fake people, rainy days, being left out. falling with candies on. getting hit in the eye, disco, failing drivers tests. Most Memorable Past Experience: Junior Senior Dinner dance. Activities Banquet. Sophomore year. 1981 Fireman's Fair. Rocky Horror, egging, the bearded lady. Squeeze and Ramones concert. Sleepovers at C.W.'s. DONNA TAYLOR Nickname: Taylor Likes: Sal. softball, corvettes. Lovvenbrau. Fridavs. summer, the shore, sleep, eating, weekends, ice skating, talking. Rolling Stones, junk food. Dislikes: Mondays, stuck-up people, cats, school, school food. work, disco, sitting still Most Memorable Past Experience: Vacation with Sal. softball '79. '80. '81. being friends with Tina, having George in gym. Rolling Stones concert. AMY JEAN TERHUNE Nickname: Aim. Smurp. Joe Monza Likes: Sam. fudge, sunrises, the shore, roses, windy autumn days, full moons, winter walks, starry skies, hot chocolate, touching songs. Italian food, heart shapes, ocean breezes, memories, people, being lazy. Dislikes: Hemming all mv pants, burning my tongue, sweating, long car rides, sitting in gum. spearmint, scary movies.lima beans, seeing people in pain. Most Memorable Past Experience: Cheering at football games (with my own cheering section!, Click . Junior cut day (getting snagged), prom, senior year. GREG THONER Likes: Living in stereo. Rock-un-Roll. BBC. Dislikes: Mono, the price of gas. 65 67 KEVIN TIMS Likes: J.D.. girls. Dislikes: Scnool lunch. Most Memorable Past Experience: Votech bus and all the parties. RUSSELL M.T1RPAK Likes: Wowmen. good music, and women. Dislikes: Snobs, the price of gas. Most Memorable Past Experience: First part in a play. GLARE TURKINGTON Likes: Parties, cold beer. Kevin. Dislikes: Boonton High,vegi's. finals, work ALBERTJ. ULINSKI Nickname: Al Likes: Rock and Roll, girls, cars Dislikes: School, work. DONNA VAN KOPPEN Nickname: Bucky Likes: Guys, parties, concerts Timmy, summer, drinking Molson Canadian, money, going to a bar. meeting new people. Dislikes; Jocks, school, getting up early, rah-rah's. Most Memorable Past Experience: Hanging out-n-partying with Tim and friends. CHRISTINE VANLENTEN Nickname: Chris Likes: Al. M M's, painting, art class, vo-tech Dislikes: Graphic art. Hungry Comer. P.S. Most Memorable Past Experience: Meeting Al. summer of '81. New York State. DOROTHY SUSANNE VAN NESS Nickname: Dot Likes: Mike!!, snow, ravioli. Christmas. $. my car. kittens, roses. “Days of Our Lives , chocolate, ice cream. Dislikes: Vegetables, band practice, detention, tests. Algebra, bugs, working, chicken. Most Memorable Past Experience: Exchange trip to Mass, and Maryland, trip to England and Scotland. B.H.S. bandf 1. MARY ANGELA VENITO Nickname: Quaw Quaw Likes: Shore, parties. Heineken. vodka, iced tea, catering, Florida, sports, water slides Dislikes: Ditches, green cars, cliques, gvm. nurse. Mr. K.. iellv fish. Most Memorable Past Experience. ‘Wildwood” ’81, the aitch. JOHN R. VENTURINI Nickname: Jack Likes: 1962 Cadillac, work, friends, expensive clothes, Mets. Jets, good food living, New Jersey. Dislikes: Cats, air-heads, homework, getting up early, people who drink too much. Most Memorable Past Experience: Trip to Florida in '81. CHARLES ANDREW VER HOEVE Likes. Autumn, snow Oscar Peterson. Billy the Kid. Woody Allen, and last but not least, a musical walrus. Dislikes: Reruns of Gilligan's Island, a winter with no snow days, bumper cars Volkswagen style, and THEM. Most Memorable Past Experience: Conversation on the left bank of route 80 with Bert and Ernie — how gauche! — in which we pondered the profoundly philosophical question of “Have you ever been so happy that you've cried? Luckly all evidence of intelligence was destroyed before the authorities arrived. TAMMY LEIGH VNENCAK Nickname. Tam Likes: Black Z-28's. Trans-Am, J.M.'s gas station in Denville. beer, W.W., blonde “GUYS , parties, concerts, the shore, summers Dislikes: School stuck-up people, tests, cold davs, final exams. Most Memorable Past Experience: Partying in Lincoln Park at R.S.’s and the little Christmas tree, theshore in the summer of '81, meeting John and Don. A.V.” DEBORAH LYNN VOELKNER Nickname: Wad . Bubbles. Lefty, Volk Likes: Basketball, softball, parties, screwdrivers, summer. Styx, u20. prom, football games, Tommy, talking on the phone, Pat Benatar. Mrs. Jones, winning grand prix, Mr Schfenger. friends. Dislikes: Referees. Icteing, coming in 2nd place homework. SAT’s. cliques, exams, waking up early, unfriendly people, jealous people, having pressure put on you, writing papers for Mrs. Jones, people who try to prove that tney are better than you. Most Memorable Past Experience: Talking to Mr. Schlanger. Freshman year with B.B.B.. 1981 prom. 1980 Junior Senior dinner dance, basketball. Rescvior Tavern 1980. cemetery freshman year. All four years at B.H.S. )onna Van oppen 68 « jULrl J. Wnsli KJL WJL Cheryl 4nn XVa z oCinJa oan 'Waldr Christopher jHuhe 'White j£)ebra 4nn 'White 70 (instance 4nne WJard Joseph J. WkriU LINDA JOAN WALDRON Nickname: Lynn. Sticks Likes: Summer, ice-skating, pizza, cousins, jeans. Styx. A.S., firebirds, friends. Dislikes: Exams, stuck-up people, homework, being let down. Most Memorable Past Experience: Winter of 76 with my ex-boyfriend. T.R. (Kookaboom-boom), sophomore year driver’s ed. Meeting new people1’ — A.S. KELLIE WALLIS CHERYL ANN WALZ Nickname: Tracy. Buns, Cher Likes: Friends, pizza, guys. Pauls dinner, rollerskating. General Hospital. GSA. summer, graduation, psychology. Dislikes: Exams, stuck-up people, geometry', getting up early. SATs. Most Memorable Past Experience: Junior year, GSA show, party at Pat’s, lunch at Gino’s with Debbie Z., Rockaway mall with Lorraine and Debbie. CONSTANCE ANNE WARD Nickname: Connie-O Likes: Gymnastics, cheerleading, parties. Greg J.. K.B., R.Z., S.O., K.R., T.H.. Megan. M.T.. P.B., L.N.. $$, onion dip. bandanas. “The Farm1'. Christine W., Pippin Dislikes: Mon. mornings, two-faced people, SAT’s. bad moods, leaving when the party is starting, worrying. Most Memorable Past Experience: Jr. Sr. dinner dance. Rockaway Mall with K.B., Baldies. Ricky Horror. New Years. Murph the smurf. Driving Paul’s pickup, talks with Chad. E.M.P. ERIC I. WEKILSKY Likes: Football, basketball, girls, last day of school, summer. Friday nights A’s on exams, winning, beer, walks through the woods in fall. Dislikes: Exams, saying good-bye. people with big mouths, hard teachers, arguing, triple sessions. school lunch, being let down. Most Memorable Past Experience: Frosh football season. “playing cards soph. year. CHRISTOPHER LUKE WHITE Nickname: Wheat Likes: Soccer, partying, winning, skiing, ice hockey, football games. Dislikes. Referees, losing, homework. SAT’s. the nurse, practice, being rejected. Most Memorable Past Experience: Junior Cut Day, and its after effects, soccer captain, C.C.'s first major party. Ms. Krouse’s nouse on election night. DEBRA ANN WHITE Nickname: Debbie Likes: Horseback riding, senior year, driving to school. Dislikes: History. English, finals. Most Memorable Past Experience: First time performing on the field with the band. JOSEPH J. WHRITENOUR Nickname: Tuba. Writ, com dog, S.H. — 2 Likes: The buffalo, cigars. Jack Daniels, pom pon girls. Dislikes: Pat Benatar, B.K.A.. B.P.D.. M.L. F.D., cigarettes, loud obnoxious people. J.M.S. Most Memorable Past Experience: P.V.O. fire, band camp, joining 306. SCOTT R. WILLIS Likes: Skiing, talking with friends, soccer, good jokes, listening to music, going to the movies, the shore. Dislikes: Homework. Chinese food, people with stuck up personalities, going to work, final exams. Most Memorable Past Experience: Trip to England and Scotland, summer vacation in Virginia 1981. WILLIAM WHITLEY WILLIX, JR. Likes: Hunting, fishing, camping. Dislikes: Organized sports, homework, drinking. NYC, California. Most Memorable Past Experience: Shooting my first squirrel, catching my first trout, when I met Ann Maria. DAVID JOHN WINTER Nickname: Peace. Frog, Mr. Mojo Risin Likes: Beatles. John Lennon, the Doors. Jim Morrison. Clapton, Zeppelin, Hendrix, the Who. the Stones. Peace Frog, Celebration of the Lizard. 60’s psychedelic-acid rock, my family, my dog Misty, lacrosse. Mr. Donnely, Mr. Hardy, all my good friends, Italian food, Miami, Dolphins. Dr. J., 78 celica. the coronet 440. Dislikes: Stuck up people, ignorance, homework, having no money. Most Memorable Past Experience: Beatlefest. Junior cut day. working at Gino’s. getting my car. 71 DOUGLAS W1TTNER Nickname: Bug Likes: Tim Chandler, beer, rock and roll. Led Zeppelin, friends, T V., horses, summer. Dislikes: jocks, teachers, homework, Mondays, rain, working, winter. Most Memorable Past Experience: Van Halen concert, tripping, lost my bracelet, having a great time. REGINA ANN YASSON Nickname: Gina — Yas . Reggie Likes: Mark. Robert Plant, Rock and Roll. beer, guys with long hair, concerts, mustangs. parties. Dislikes: Pushy guvs, shop-rite, disco, punk, new wave, school, teachers, rules, suspensions. Most Memorable l?ast Experience: GSA, 1-2. soccer, marathon party, Karla, Laura — Elyssa, hanging out. drinking. jANETYUROVCHAK Nickname: H. H. I, Mom Likes: Guvs, horses, parties, cars — 280ZX, Wildwood. Penna.. money. B.O. mustaches. 1st period sex ed. — 5th period woodshop in Ir. yr„ Gramps. jiggers. 7 7’s, Italian food, Pat Benatar. Bob sever, dressing-up, snow, fireplaces. Dislikes: RAH-RAHS, School, stuck-up people, rain, people who smoke, writing papers for Jones, gym. school buses, beards. Most Memorable Past Experience: Cutting Art all the time Junior year, staying in woodshop. cooking class '80-'81. Brook Runs with D.C. THOMAS P. ZAHER Nickname: Ziggy. Robear, Coocoo Likes: Sports, one girl, bud, shore, ziggy. people who care, parties. Mrs. B., my mom. S.M.F. Dislikes: Practice, school, my brothers, pushy people, people who are cool. Most Memorable Past Experience: Sea side '81. boardwalk, drinking 3 sixes, Manesquan with D.V. ROBIN ZALEWSKI Nickname: H.H., Hoover. Robinski. Robbs. Z. Likes: Good friends, punk clothes. Kansas. Moody Blues. David Lee Roth’s body, parties. good wine. Scotty, the beach. Red. D.B.'s fireplace. Dislikes: Phony people, stuck-up rah rah's. tests, my dog ‘the Shark’, my car radio, being grounded, the boor’s, rainy Mondays. Most Memorable Past Experience: Bye Bye Birdie play and cast party', the all day hike at Stokes, the prom, when D.B. fell in the caf.. D.B.’s toga party, summer of ’81 at camp. Pat Benatar concert. RHEA JENNESS ZELINSKI Nickname: Rhejolas Likes: Partying, the moat, southern comfort, bud, the shore. Rolling Stones, rock, kittens. Fiat X 1-9. Patti. Danny M.. Jimmy H., John M.. Connie W.. Greg J. Steph. Dislikes: Talking behind people’s backs, preppies, frosh. SATs. Mondays, disco, 1st period gym Most Memorable Past Experience: Summer ’81. Chadwick Beach with P.D., Soph, track meets. LORRAINE MARY ZSARKO Nickname: Jennifer. Pinhead Likes. General Hospital. Movies, guys, Rocky Horror, Cheryl’s basement, cruising on weekends, McDonalds. Tracv Quartermaine, sleeping late. Dislikes: Tally Ho. SAT’s, Spanish class, accounting class, getting dressed up. hotdogs, cleaning my room, fights, conceited people. Heather Webber Most Memorable Past Experience: The party' at Pat’s house. JOSEPH BUTTAFUOCO Nickname: Joe Likes: Rock and Roll, the Eagles, Michelob beer, foxy girls, seafood. Dislikes: Disco, cream com. tne Boston Red Sox. Most Memorable Past Experience: My very first day at B.H.S. Dina rjCouiie Woytowiclt l oLin 2afeu iLi $oltn t eniiny Eleven TJltompion 72 p 0he Cdo owiny Seniors WJere Ylol photographed: Passe Rizzo Caro Stame os O Stephen Watt ey p 73 IN MEMORIAM £(izabetli s4. JSuttner Wag 1964 — Waif 1980 Sn jCoviny Wemory of t fizabelh 4. fJuttner Entered into Eternal Ueit Way 26, 1980 «A� not stand at mg grate .9 am noi there, .9 Jo not Jeep. .9 am a thousand winds that blow. .9 am the JiamonJ glints .9 am the Sunlight on ripened grain. .9 am the gentle autumn t IVhen go a auahen in the morning s hath. -9 am the Swift uplifting rush of guiet birds in tinted flight. .9 am the soft stars that shine at night. Jbo not stand at mg grave .9 am not there, .9 did not die. 74 DOOOPieJVDS a e niyht a man U a dream. M. dreamed he was walhiny atony iLL ac h with the JOK%. -Across the shy flashed scenes from each Scene, he noticed two Sets of footprints in the Sand} one belonyiny to him, and the other to the jCO jb. When the fast scene of L. (if. fta,U L-fore him, he foohed hath at the footprints in the sand. -Jde noticed that many times atony the path of his life there was only one set of footprints. -Me also noticed that it happened at the very lowest and saddest times in his kf.. Dlu, rea y UlLrJ L m and he questioned the aCO jb about it. aCO jb, you Said that once 3 decided to follow you, you d walh with me a UtL way. But 3 have noticed that dur-iny the most troublesome times in my fife, there is only one set of footprints. 3 don t understand why when 3 needed you most you would leave me. Jhe JOPJb replied, Wy precious, precious ,LU. J U you and 3 would never leave you. buriny your times of trial and sufferiny, when you See only one Set of footprints, it was then that 3 carried you. I _Author unhnt 75 OCTOBER Wl • BUSCH WCIEL06 Xitlt MW it In Hollywood ’82 CLASS FAVORITE FEMALE SINGER: PAT BENETAR FAVORITE ACTOR: BURT REYNOLDS FAVORITE ANIMAL: TONY LAS FAVORITE TEACHER: MR. HARDY (BILDO) FAVORITE RADIO STATION: WPLJ FAVORITE DRINK: BEER FAVORITE MAGAZINE: PEOPLE FAVORITE MOVIE: STRIPES '“FAVORITE SONG: BABA O’RIELY (Teenage Wasteland) FAVORITE GROUP: STYX STONES FAVORITE PASTIME: PARTYING FAVORITE SAYING: GO FOR IT! FAVORITES FAVORITE MALE SINGER: JACKSON BROWNE FAVORITE ACTRESS: JANE FONDA FAVORITE CAR: DATSON 280ZX FAVORITE COMIC STRIP: ZIGGY FAVORITE TV PROGRAM: M A S H FAVORITE HANGOGT: MOAT FAVORITE SPORT; FOOTBALL FAVORITE ATHLETE: BCICKY DENT FAVORITE SUBJECT: SEX EDUCATION FAVORITE MUNCHIE: DORITOS FAVORITE EVENT: GRADUATION PET PEEVE: SCHOOL NURSE BHS OBAMA CLUB ■pMMntd MASH OMVCTIO Y JOSEPH SMM FEB. 26271 H«o« wruwwr ini TlOfffwCfS SPORTS FOOTBALL...... SOCCER ....... GYMNASTICS . .. FIELD HOCKEY .. CROSS COUNTRY GIRL’S TENNIS .. BASKETBALL .... WRESTLING..... LACROSSE...... BOY’S TENNIS .. . TRACK ........ BASEBALL...... SOFTBALL . 80-85 . . 86-88 . . 89-91 . . 92-93 . . 94-95 . . 96-97 . 98-103 104-105 106-108 .... 109 110-111 112-113 114-115 79 Under the leadership of new head coach Mr. Jack Francis, the 1981 football team proved to be a knowledgeable and enthusiastic group of players. Although their 1-8 record was not impressive, the team has acquired a great amount of recognition in school and the community. The first four games of the season were to then, undefeated teams. In each game Boonton was winning until the closing minutes. It was inevitable that Boonton would upset a major conference team. On Friday, November 13, Boonton finally achieved their goal: a WIN! And, what a win it was: 25-22 over the Rams of Randolph. The winning margin came via a 27 yard field goal with just over four minutes remaining in the game. The winning kick was the second three pointer for “Bubba” Krok during the season. Much excitement was aroused as the fans rushed out onto the field to congratulate the winning players. There is no way to convey the emo- 80 Victory Over Rams Caps ’81 Campaign tional level the football team reached in recording one of the most surprising upsets in recent memory. Special recognition must be given to each of the tri-captains for their individual specialities. Eric Wekilsky at quarterback completed 60 of 120 (Upper Left) Krok makes good on field goal attempt against Mt. Olive. (Upper Right) Head Coach Francis and Assistant Ernie Narcise. (Left) Gerald Pinney’s reception of yet another Wekilsky pass. (Above) Strong defensive play kept Boonton in every game. 81 1981 Season s Record Boonton 7 Caldwell Opponent 27 7 Morris Hills 21 14 Dover 28 7 Mount Olive 12 10 Mountain 13 21 Hanover Park 26 7. West Morris 15 25 Randolph 22 7 Parsippany 26 82 passes, averaging 13 yards per pass. Mark Bellini provided the defensive leadership with 24 solo tackles and 54 assists. Gerald Pinney led all team scoring with five touchdowns and seven interceptions. The leading ground gainer of the '81 season was Tom Zaher. His longest jaunt being 72 yards against Mt. Olive for a touchdown. Outstanding offensive efforts were turned in by: Fred Kufta (tight-end), Dan Beltran (Center), John Koval (Guard), Tony Lasalandra and Bill Stitt (Tackles), Tom Zaher and Ray Roller (Running Backs) and Chad Capper and Ron DiGiocappo (Wide-receivers). The defense relied upon: Steve Watson (Guard), Bob Krok and Dave Issenger (Tackles), Paul Alleiri and Ray Roller (Ends), Steven Kerlin (Linebacker), Tom Madine (Corner-back) and Steve Onopa (Monsterback). This team has given a new meaning and attitude to football at Boon-ton. With their undying effort and PRIDE, they have truly displayed the meaning of SPORTSMANSHIP. Their efforts made them WINNERS!!! Boonton Football: Row 1: J. Venturini, |. Koval, T. Madine, T. Zaher. E. Wikilsky. G. Pinney, M. Bellini. G. Haddad, M. Hercek. S. Kerlin, M. McHugh. Row 2: B. Burns. T. Lasalandra, C. Capper. D. Issenger, |. Hogh, D. Beltran. B. Krik. P. Alleiri, L. Sauchelli, D. Baum. Row 3: J. Blauner, R. Roller, M. Marcello. B. Stitt, R, Gagne, R. Bosland, [. Venito, S. Onopa. F. Kufta. S. Koyt. M. Bevacqua. Row 4: R. DiGiacopo, T. Eggert. J. Gregory, D. Gregory. S. Herbert. E. Sabatino, S. WAtson, A. Szamosszagi.). Bosland. J. Estler. Managers: M. Corcerin and P. Glennon. 83 JV Football The Junior Varsity compiled a 3-6 record last fall. After winning their opener against Caldwell, things got a bit shakey. Their next win was delayed until a 27-13 decision over Hanover Park near season’s end. Then the climax, a 7-6 victory eeked out over neighboring Parsippany. The defense was led by the Gregory brothers, John at nose-guard and Dan las line backer. The safety was Jeff Bosland. Quarterback Mike McHugh, receiver Jim Venturini and tight-end Michael Bevacqua were key personnel on the offense. The team was comprised of a majority of sophomores. Most played both varsity and JV football to gain the added experience. 84 Frosh Crush Parsippany What the “frosh football team lacked in size, they made up by giving one-hundred percent effort. They were a team that improved all season long. The effectiveness of their growth culiminated in the complete destruction of Parsippany in their final game with a 14-0 score. There was no one valuable player, because every member proved to be the best. 85 This year’s soccer season was a bit of a disappointment after last year’s winning season. The final record was 5-13-1. For the second year in a row the team qualified for the Morris Count ' Tournament. The defensive unit was led by seniors Mike Homeijer, who registered one hundred-fifty-nine saves and sweeper Andy Dock, who unbelievably led the team in goals and total points. They both were selected to the All-County Team. Mike was chosen Honorable Mention and Andy for the First Team. Seniors Scott Willis, Vincent Galucci and Mike Buckingham were the mainstay of the Bomber defense, juniors Steve Ough, Bob Anticoli and David Gentile also played very well. Sophomore John Ventrice, who played every position except goalie this year, was an intregal part of the 86 team. Senior Sean Fischer played consistently well throughout the season. Other halfbacks included Sergio Moraga, Jerry Ramiza and Phil DeGeorge. The front line was led by senior captain Chris White, who made All County All State Honorable Mention and the Citizen’s Dream Team. A summary of team scoring: Frank Bevaqua, two goals four assists; transfer Lars Hellston. one goal and Chris White, three goals and two assists. The varsity season looks promising next year due to the remarkable record of 11-7 posted by the JV squad. The team was led by sophomore goalie Tom Voelkner and juniors Ron Terebecke and George Saver. 1981 Season’s Record Boonton Opponent 0 Whippany Park 3 0 Morris Hills 4 1 Randolph 2 0 Caldwell 5 1 West Morris 0 2 Mountain 1 0 Mountain Lakes 4 3 Dover 1 3 Mt. Olive 2 1 Handover Park 3 1 Randolph 3 0 West Morris 1 1 Parsippany 3 0 Mountain 4 0 Dover 1 2 Morris Hills 3 1 Mt. Olive 1 2 Hanover Park 1 0 Randolph 7 1981 Soccer Team. Seated: M. Homeijer. M. Buckingham. S. Fischer. V. Galucci, C. White. A. Dock. R. Anticoli. C. Andican. Standing: P. DeGeorge F. Bevacqua. S. Ough. L. Hellston. S. Willis. J. Ventrice and S. Moraga. 88 Three Qualify for State Sectionals “A very spirited team and a bunch of fighters, was the comment Coach Costello made about her 1981 squad. Three girls qualified for the State Sectional Championships: Captain Connie Ward on floor and beam, Donna Amari on bars and beam and Leigh Anne Obenhuber qualified in all four events. Furthermore, Miss Obenhuber’s outstanding performance in the County Meet won her second place on bars, fourth on the vault, fourth all around and fifth on beam. Leigh Anne holds the school records in all events. This season she re-established records on beam with a score of 8.75 and in vaulting with an 8.9. The team record of 96.05 set last season still stands. Other dedicated members of the group include: junior Kris Westenberger, sophomores Karen Sameraro, Laura Porter, Terry Stager, Anna Bachetta and Sue Johnson and frosh Angela Retano. The team was members of two conferences, the North Jersey and Iron Hills Conferences wnich resulted in 5-7 and 4-5 records respectively. The coaching staff consisted of Mrs. Costello and Mrs. Pascarella. (Right] Terry Stager 1981 Season's Records Boonton Opponent 88.3 Whippany Park 89.05 ‘West Morris Forfeited 88.9 Montville 96.1 85.15 Pompton Lakes 83.4 88.2 ‘Parsippany 64 90.3 ‘Parsippany Hills 91.5 94.05 ‘Columbia 98.5 89.7 ‘Butler 80.5 89.5 ‘Hanover Park 91.05 89.2 ‘Morris Hills 86.8 83.3 Morristown 90.5 86.25 Randq(ph 98.35 ‘Indicates Iron Hills Conference 1981 Gymnastic Squad: Kneeling: Laura Porter. Donna Amari. Connie Ward, Leigh Anne Abenhuber and Kris Westenberger. Seated: Angela Retano. Karen Sameraro, Terry Stager and Anna Bachetta. Missing: Sue Johnson. 91 Field Hockey on Upswing The field hockey team finished its season with a misleading record of 3-6-4. This record does not indicate the vast improvement the team has made under new head coach Cindy Beradino. Impressive shut-out victories over Mountain, 5-0 and Randolph, 2-0 were highlights of the season. This talented team also tied four of the top teams in the Iron Hills Conference: Randolph, Morris Hills, Mount Olive and West Morris. The offense was led by an aggressive Donna Reeves who scored nine goals and assisted on four others. Kim Roon followed in scoring with three goals and five assists. Sophomore Kacie White scored her first career goal and Angela Bonanni, her first assist. Seniors Kim Giganti and Sue Reynolds also contributed to the offense. Coach Beradino 1981 Season Record Boonton Opponent 1 Morris Hills 2 0 Randolph 0 1 West Morris 2 5 Mountain 0 0 Mt. Olvie 2 1 Parsippany 2 0 Madison 3 0 Morris Hills 0 1 Randolph 0 1 Mt. Olive 1 2 Mountain 0 0 Summit 2 2 West Morris 2 The defense, led by goalie (captain) Beth Eggert, proved to be very successful. Sue Custer dominated the field at centerback with her talented stick work and determination. Midfielders Claude Bouchard and Julie Sherman enabled a strong offense to keep control of the ball. Halfbacks Lisa Bechtel, Amy Terhune, Carol Bognar and Kim Johnson and fullback Michelle Castellana rounded out a very reliable defense. For her aggressive play Sue Custer was selected to the All Area Team by the Dover Advance. (Top Left) Donna Reeves on way to establishing team record of five goals in one game. (Above) Kim Roon led team in assists like this pass. Back Row: S. Reynolds. L. Bechtel. S. Custer. C. Van Dyne, C. Bognar. S. Vitacco. T. Ross and Coach Beradino. Middle Row: L. Westenberger. A. Bonanni. C. Bouchard. B. Eggert. K. Roon and D. Reeves. Front Row: K. White. K. Giganti, J. Sherman. A. Terhune and M. Castellana. 93 Injuries Hurt Boys Squad What was expected to be the second consecutive winning season was quickly reversed. An opening loss to an unexpectedly strong Randolph team took some of the spirit out of an inexperienced team. A second blow to the team’s morale was auto injuries to two of the top five runners, Roy Porter and Charles Ver Hoeve. The team ran their next few matches without much enthusiasm. Their final season's record of 4-5 was truly a learning experience. The lesson learned: “One cannot run on last year’s glory. The three seniors, co-captains Bob MacDonald and Chuch VerHoeve and Roy Porter will surely be missed. The hopes for next season falls on the shoulders of: Brian Boyer, Hector Martinez. Hadrian Alegarbes, Glen Middleton, Tim Nexon, Steve Forte, Ed Baldwin, Mike Davenport and Carmine Gianti. 94 (Left) Mac leads his share of runners in County Meet. (Mid-Left) Middleton qualifies for National AAU Meet with good '81 season. 1981 Cross Country Scores Boonton Opponent 42 ‘Randolph 20 25 ‘Mountain 38 24 Montville 36 32 Mt. Olive 25 46 ‘Morris Hills 18 19 35 Whippany Park ‘West Morris 44 22 24 West Orange 38 48 ‘Dover 15 43 Parsippany 16 22 ‘Hanover Park 33 Indicates Iron Hills Conference Varsity Squad The Girls’ Cross Country squad for the first time in several years was a team. They ended their season with a disappointing 1-6 record. The one person who contributed the most to the team was Vickie Scoz-zafava. Vicki consistantly led her teammates to the finish. Vickie also won the Freshmen Girls’ Race at the Dover Invitational Meet. Sophomore Lynn Grenevich placed fourth in her race. Others were contributed to the team were: Captain Amy Erny, Liz Petersen, Patty McCormick, and Noreen Cassidy. Fortunately there is no one being loss to graduation. One additional point of interest is that Vicky qualified for the National AAU Championships in Amarillo, Texas. 1981 Cross Country Teams: Standing: C. Gianti, T. Thinh, H. Alegarbes. B. Boyer. R. Porter. L. Grenevich. A. Erny. L. Petersen. Kneeling: Coach Horton. C. VerHoeve. R. MacDonald, N. Cassidy. V. Scozzafava, P. McCormick. T. Nexon. Sitting: Davenport, H. Martinez. M. Erny. A. Bonefede. S. Forte. G. Middleton and E. Baldwin. At Last, a Team 95 Night Tennis Anyone? The infamous girls’ tennis team ended its grueling 1981 season with a record of 2-14. With six returning players and many new hopefuls, the team looked forward to a successful season. Under the avid leadership of Coach Lindsay, the team conquered many obstacles which resulted in all night” tennis matches and getting lost in West Orange Mountain. Overall, the season was filled with fun and adventure. Senior members of the team were: Liz Heff, Captain Andrea Pfreundschuh and Karen Scerbo. Underclass players were: Juniors Norma Huebscher, Laura Murtha and Fran Venturini; Sophomores Patrice Fitzgerald and Pam Smith; and Freshmen Andrea Axt, Peggy Kelly, Naryan Solow and Allison Webber. Although the season was a losing one, the team displayed a great deal of integrity and team spirit. Next year’s girls tennis team should be stronger than ever with a returning line-up of underclassmen. 96 1981 Girls’ Tennis Team: Kneeling: L. Murtha. F. Venturini. A. Webber. N. Solow and A. Axt. Standing: P. Kelly. P. Smith. P. Fitzgerald. K. Scerbo. N Huebscher and Coach Lindsay. Not Pictured: A. Pfreundschuh and L. Heff. (Far Left) Senior Karen Scerbo. (Left) Captain Andrea Pfreundschuh. 1981 Season Record Boon ton Opponent 0 Morris Hills 5 4 West Morris 1 0 Mountain 5 0 Randolph 3 0 Mt. Olive 5 1 Hanover Park 4 0 Morris Hills 4 1 Randolph 4 5 West Morris 0 2 Mt. Olive 3 1 Hanover Park 4 0 Parsippany 5 0 Caldwell 5 0 Pequannock 5 Vi Mountain 4 Vi Vi Mountain Lakes 4 Vi Half scores indicate unfinished matches due to darkness. (left) Sophomore Pam Smith. (Above) junior Laura Murtha. 97 BIG SEASON HOPES THWARTED BY INJURIES Injuries played an important part in the 1981-82 season. The 12-10 record was only the second winning season in the past 10 years. Mr. Elko felt things could have been better had it not been for an ankle injury that sidelined cocaptain Doug Wittner and a leg injury to junior Tim Stickle. The Bombers did have four big wins this season against West Morris, Hanover Park and two wins over tough Mountain Lakes. Co-captains Doug Wittner; who averaged 16 points a game and Eric Wekilsky; averaging 12 points a game were the teams leading scorers. Both are being mentioned as potential All County Team selections. Other starters for the team were: Chad Capper (Senior), Mike Nowasiat (Junior) and Mike McHugh (Sophomore). Teammates who shared variety playing time included: Robert Sanders, Mike Hercek, Mike Benseh and Joe Blauner. (Above) Eric Wekilsky (Above) Chad Capper (with ball) and Tim Stickle (20) (Top) Doug Wittner 98 1981-82 VARSITY BASKETBALL (Back Row L to R) Steven Shinol. Doug Wittner, Mike McHugh. Mike Bensch, Chad Capper. |Front Row L to RJ Mike Newesiat. Robert Sanders. Tim Stickle. Mike Hercek. Eric Wekilskv. Coach Jim Elko. ”81-82 Season Boonton Opponent 40 Kittatiny 29 48 Ml. Lakes 39 51 Morris Knolls 66 50 Providence 45 37 Parsippany 41 62 Mt. Lakes 45 44 Jefferson 55 61 Morris Hills 39 38 Randolph 45 55 West Morris 44 52 Mountain 37 49 Dover 39 77 Mt. Olive 47 35 Hanover Park 49 60 Morris Hills 50 38 Randolph 54 42 West Morris 63 35 Par. Hills 45 46 Mountain 53 47 Dover 49 62 Mt. Olive 48 55 Hanover Park 43 99 FROSH BASKETBALL JV BASKETBALL 1981-82 Freshman Basketball Kneeling: Roland Banks. Eric McDermott. Kenny Stevens. Larry Embley. Mike Pappas. Dave Delapeska. Scott McCaffery. Standing: Scott VanDyne, Brian Wallis. Danny Wortz, Kenny Clark. Duane Strong. Ralph Coutina, Bill Kingenger. Coach Branch. J. Essler, ). Blauner. J. Tillage. J. Bolcar. A. Szamosszegi. Ron DiGiacoppo. Standing: D. Edwards. L. Sauchelli. B. Manacone. E. Larson, J. Writnour. Jeff Coska, T. Petrone, Coach Obria. 100 4 Sitting: T. Mueller. C. Tillage. Coach Bache. D. Liaconna. A. Axt. V. Scozafazo. 2nd Row: L. Mack. M Kerr M UiOiacoppo. B. Dupree. D. Florhman. Last Row: L. Smitka, C. Van Dyne. L. Grenovich. L. Ziedel. K. Decker. 1( BEST YET! This season’s Bombers upheld Boonton's tradition of court excellence, entering the second round State Tournament with a 19-6 record. Among their achievements were the championship of the tough Morristown Christmas Tournament, a second place finish in the conference, a 54-37 blowout of powerful West Morris and a record 76 points against Orange. The team as led by county scoring champion Debbie Boelkner (21 points per game) established or broke every single scoring record in books of girls’ basketball at Boonton. The senior captain also became Boonton's first 1000 point scorer, first player to be selected for the prestigious New Jersey North South All-Star Game at Rutgers, and set a Boonton single game high of 37 points. Senior Co-captain Donna Reeves provided leadership, hustle, determination and some spectacular shooting, while senior co-captain Sue Custer played excellent inside defense, led the team in rebounding and averaged 10 points per game. Rounding out the starting five were the working and persistant sophomore point guard, Laura Porter and the aggressive rebounding forward Lisa Bechtel. A strong core of substitutes were: junior Laura Murtha; who led the team in field goal percentage, sophomore guard Kim Procko; who provided speed and good defense, sophomore Patrice Fitzgerald; who came on strong late in the season and freshman guard Kim Drost who displayed the skills and attitude which promised success for the future. (Upper) Debbie Voelkner Insert: 1000th Point basket (Right) Coach Schlenger and his Girls. 102 (Below) Sue Custer over Morris Hills defended for the score (Lower Right) Donna Reeves’ hot hand in action! 1981-82 Girl s Basketball Boonton Opponent Boonton Opponent 60 Kittannny 22 43 Hanover Pk. 66 44 Mt. Lakes 34 43 Mor. Hills 40 66 Mor. Knolls 28 31 Randolph 30 60 Parsippana 35 44 Randolph 40 44 Mi 11 burn 43 44 West Morris 51 55 Cranford 49 65 Mountain 37 43 lefferson 48 38 West Morris' ’ 50 40 Mor. Hills 34 30 Dover 29 53 Randolph 48 62 Mt. Olive 38 54 West Morris 37 38 Hanover Pk. 61 63 Mountain 24 54 Montville 39 56 Dover 61 76 Orange 51 43 Mt. Olive 30 •Christmas Tournament •'Morris County Tournament State Tournament Varsity- Basketball: (Standing) Sue Custer. Lisa Bechtel. Laura Murtha. Patrice Fitzgerald and Coach Schlenger. (Seated) Kim Drost. Donna Reeves. Debbie Voelkner. Kim Procko and Laura Porter. 103 Tisiano DiBonaventura Center: Scott Massifski (Right) Tony Lasalandra (Below) Scott Auman (Center) Mike Homeijer (Bottom) Mike Buckingham 1981-82 Wrestling Record Opponents 15 25 27 30 28 0 24 29 18 29 21 0 40 Lakeland Bavley — Ellard Hanover Park Montville Randolph Moms Knolls W.O. Mountain Morristown Mt. Olive Parsippanv Morris Hills West Morris W'hippany Park tForfeit] Dover Boon ton 45 41 36 24 30 66 37 31 30 24 35 72 21 Tournament Champions I 104 BUILDING A DYNASTY ... This year’s wrestling team compiled a record of 11-3, making it the best team in the history of wrestling at Boonton. The reasons for the successful season were the outstanding performances by senior captain Mike Buckingham (188), Tony Lasandra (Hwy) and Scott Massif-ski (129) all were undefeated in dual meet competition at 20-0. Senior cocaptain Mike Homeijer also helped in the upper weights, compiling a record of 16-4. Excellent production came from the lightweights also, freshman John Roon (101) 16-4, senior Scott Auman (108) 12-8 and Tisiano DiBonaventura (115) 12-8. Other members that led the balanced attack were juniors: Mike Gentile (135) and James Yunan (141); sophomores; Dan Gregory (158) Richard Anderson (122) and Steve Watson and freshman Tom Dubarry (148). This year’s team shut-out Mountain 66-0 and made it to the State Sectionals for the first time. Only to lose to a powerful Warren Hills. In the last three years, there overall record is 27-16 with one district champ, two runner-ups, one National Champ and the Christmas Tournament titles. The program has improved tremendously in the past two seasons under head-coach Oscar Zavala and his assistant Julio Castellano. At press time the team can also boast three section champions: Scott Massifski, Mike Buckingham and Tony Lasalandra in the 1981-82 season. 1981-82 Wrestling Team: {Kneeling) Mike Gentile. Scott Massifski. Rich Anderson. Tisianl DiBonaventura. Scott Auman and |ohn Roon. (Standing Left to Right) Coach (ulio Castellanlos. Paul Alleri, Toni Laslandra. Mike Buckingham, Mike Homeijer, Dan Gregory. Steven Watson. Tom DuBurry and Head Coach Oscar Zavala. 105 Boonton Hosts Australian Nationals The highlight of the 1981 varsity lacrosse season was being host to the Australian National Team. The Aussies proved to be a much stronger team beating the home team in a one sided contest 13-5. The Bombers regular season leading scorers were seniors: Pete Franchi, Mike O'Rourke, Bill Cassidy and Captain Jim Nowoswiat. The defensive squad also produced some outstanding players. Worthy of special individual recognition were: goalie Bob Polizzi, defensemen: Jim Reed, Anthony Kee and Dan Beltran. The Bombers were a very determined team. The stickmen produced over a hundred goals last season however, due to injuries and the loss of key personnel, the team’s season record was a very disappointing eight wins, seven losses. 106 Boonton 9 1981 Lacrosse Clark Opponent 5 7 Hunterton Central 2 9 West Morris 6 3 Pingry 7 2 Summit 8 7 Livingston 5 16 North Hunterton 2 8 Montville 5 5 Lawrenceville 14 13 Hanover Park 2 13 Clifton 4 6 Columbia 11 3 Montclair 9 5 Australia 13 13 Montclair 16 108 V. TENNIS The 1981 Boys Tennis Team, coached by Mr. Robert Donnelly, experienced a tough season. As the season progressed they played with more success. By May the team had come close to 500 tennis. The team finished their season with a 7-12 record. Playing First Singles was Chris Walsh; Second Singles was Gary Haddad; Third Singles was Steve Dews. First Doubles was Joe Westenberger and Sergio Moraga; Second Doubles was Gordon Dixon and Ed Bubnick. Other members of the team were: John Cuozzo, Sanjay Mathu, Toni Landolphi, Adam Westervelt and Jim Melenkevitz. t 109 Hudson, Krok, Scerbo Westenberger Score in State Sectionals In 1981, the boys’ track team achieved a 4-5 record, their best record in the past seven years. Those who should receive special recognition are: Bob Krok, Bubba’’ qualified for the State Sectionals in shot put (his personal best was 52'4 on the season). Hurdler Ken Jones also qualified for the State Meet in the 110 meter hurdles. Outstanding efforts were contributed by Frosh, 800 1500 meter man, Glen Middleton. The MVP honors went to two deserving seniors, Willie Cherry and Mike Norton. The girls’ varsity team closed its season with a 1-8 record. Although it was not a very impressive record, individual achievements far outweighed the season results. Angela Hudson, at the Randolph Relays, threw the discus 148'3 . This set a new meet record, school record and was at the time the fourth longest high school throw in the nation. Karen Scerbo, who also threw the shot put and discus, scored in both the county and state sectional meets as did teammate high jumper Krissy Westenberger. Her jump of 5'2 got medals in the county and sectional meet at Rutgers University. All in all both the boys and girls teams had a good year and are looking forward to the 1982 season. A final note of thanks goes to the coaching staff: Mr. Gene Horton, Head Coach, Mr. Les Prentice: Sprint and hurdles Coach and Mr. A1 Tagliabue, Field Events Coach. (Top Left) Vaulter: Matt Emy. (Top Right) Chris White passes to Chuck VerHoeve in Mile Relay. (Above) Glenn Middleton establishes new 1500m mark. (Above Right) Roy Porter does his thing in the 800m. 110 Karen Scerbo’s excellent form should give 1982 opponents trouble. (Left) Amy Erny meets the challenge of the 800m at Mt. Olive. (Below) Angela Hudson scores two firsts at Mt. Olive Championship. Loreen Hoppe goes after BHS hurdle mark, she presently holds both the 100 and 200m records. Ill ’81 Disappointment for Bombers The Varsity Baseball team for 1981 suffered a frustrating and disappointing season. The main problem was that they did not play good baseball. Despite efforts they couldn’t put it together as a team. Under the leadership of Captains, Jim McHugh and John Giardina, the team finished on a positive note. Mark Drugac, Ferdie Manlangit, Guenther Schlottman, and Larry Wallin were seniors that helped the team through its tough season. Returning lettermen this year were, Eric Wekilsky, Gerald Pinney, Gary Hanke, Mike Homeijer, and Mike Benesh. Pre-season reports indicated the team to have great potential. (Top Right) Ferdie Manlangit (Above) Mark Drugac (Right) Gerald Pinney. 112 Varsity Baseball 1981 Boonton 4 Montville Opponent 5 0 Mt. Olive 6 5 Hanover Park 12 10 Parsippany 5 5 Randolph 11 6 Morristown 5 3 Dover 7 4 Caldwell 6 0 Hanover Park 5 5 Mt. Lakes 8 2 Morris Hills 3 2 Mt. Olive 16 3 West Morris 1 5 Mountain 6 11 West Morris 12 7 Dover 13 5 Bayley Ellard 9 5 Mountain 9 6 Morris Hills 12 3 Randolph 11 113 The 1981 softball squad finished their campaign with a very impressive 12-8 record. This was the Bombers’ first winning season since softball was upgraded to a varsity sport in 1976. Highlights of the year were the opening day victory over Montville, a 1-0 squeaker over neighboring Mt. Lakes and the annihilation of West Morris in both of their conference contests. The girls outscored the Highlanders 20-5 and 14-5, respectively. The team was seeded sixth in the Morris County Tournament. Unfortunately the first draw was a very competitive opponent, Morristown. In an exciting battle Boonton came up short in a late rally 5-4. The 1981 captains were: Roberta Custer and Ann Petonak. 1981 Softball Team: Kneeling: A. Petonak, S. Petty. M. Martignetti, K. Gallant. Middle Row: ]. Yukna. D. Carey. L. Russo. D. Voelkner. Back Row: C. O’Sullivan. C. Katzgrau. S. Hinchman and S. Custer. 114 Girls Make County Tournament 1981 Varsity Softball Record Boonton Opponent 5 Montville 3 8 Mt. Olive 4 5 Hanover Park 7 6 Parsippany 5 9 Caldwell 11 5 Randolph 1 3 Dover 5 2 Mt. Olive 3 (Top Left) Debbi Voelkner (Top Right) Ann Petonak (Above) Bomber Bench get tour 1ATIPUS HERE- ACTIVITIES Allentown, Pennsylvania was the setting on Sunday, November 22 for the completion of the most successful marching band season in the history of Boonton High. Besides playing at all the football games, the band entered six competitions. In all of these competitions, the band showed pride and professionalism with all of their hard work and dedication. The band came home with three first place trophies in band and band front, two second place trophies and a sixth place trophy in the Atlantic Coast Championship Show. The program for the band this year consisted of music from “Evita, a drum solo from the movie “Fame , the upbeat tune “Birdland , and the theme from Ice Castles.” Solos (continued on page 120) 118 Boonton’s Finest i ti_ii . , , V, V ; Z' . Jr • ‘vidurer. inoner. j. uoonhue. J. Howell and I Stoiko. (Left) Kurtis Beers, Joe Whritenour and Renee Mancini. (Above) Soloist: Dave Schwartz. ' 119 this year were done by juniors John Donohue, Dave Schwartz and Vinnie Sabina. A trio, from Evita was performed by Dave Schwartz and seniors Kelly Murray and Bob Sanders. Senior Kathy Rafferty skillfully performed the duties of Drum Majorette for the award winning marching unit. The band's ninety marching members were under the direction of Mr. |oe Szabo. Over the four years he has been director, he has brought the band from obscurity to the champions they are today. Assisting Mr. Szabo were Mrs. Cindy Verost, assistant band director; Mr. Ray Troxell, Musical arranger; Mr. Mike Lovito and Mr. Bob Honan, band front director and Mr. Dan Raymond, percussion instructor. SCHOOHUSyfc 121 Pom Pon Squad 1981: Front Row: D. Renza (Co-Captain). K. Giganti. T. Hoes, K. Barclay. S. Olson. P. Garland. D. Amodei. Second Row: L. O’Sullivan. A. Phfreundshuh. D. Regalski, A. DePalo (Captain). J. Bamford and B. Fatovic. 1981 Rifle Squad: Front: D. Worts. D. Stark. Middle Row: K. Janowski, R. Nadel. Back Row: K. Coley and C. Mahoney. 122 1981 Flag Squad: Left to Right: C. Brensons. B. Meyers, K. Forte, W. Gaw, L. Mann. W. Pappas. J. M. Juliano, V. Taylor. B. Pickett. N. A. Juliano. S. Hammel. K. Ackerman and (Center) Captain D. Rivera. 1981 Twirlers: Left to Right: Captain C. Bouchard. C. White. M. Howell. L. Koval. L. Loiacano and L. Herzo. 123 Student Government in Action The SRA continued efforts to create a feeling of spirit and pride in Boonton High School. To reduce student apathy, the SRA worked to increase better communications with the student body and the student council. It also cooperated closely with the administration and the faculty. Creating school spirit was a big issue this year. The SRA offered many different activities to get the various groups of students involved. This year the SRA officers attended two state student council meetings. They were conducted at Rider College and Trenton State College. Our officers brought back valuable information and new ideas. These ideas were then discussed and then implemented into our student government program. Among the activities sponsored by the SRA were: a tailgate party, a bonfire, a trip to the day-care center dur-ing Christmas, a combined Homecoming with Parsippany and others. The 1981-1982 officers were: President: Keyth Kroboth, Vice- President: Steve Ough, Treasurer: Suzanne Olson, Corresponding Secretary: Dave Schwartz and Recording Secretary: Anna Bacchetta. 124 (Left) Treasurer: Suzanne Olson. (Above) Vice President: Stephen Ough. 125 (Left) President: Keyth Kroboth. (Below) Corresponding Secretary: Dave Schwartz. (Below) Recording Secretary: Anna Bacchetta Frosh Welcome Fun and Games For this year's Freshman Orientation program, twenty-six juniors were selected to lead the freshmen along with the senior leaders who were chosen last year. On August 8th, a training session was held at Mr. Angilly’s house for all the juniors leaders and ten seniors. The games and activities demonstrated at this session prepared the leaders with solutions to problems that the incoming freshmen might have. The day before school began, the leaders gathered with the freshmen to follow a shortened schedule of their school day. The leaders were there to answer any questions about the school or to solve any problems that a new student might have. The leaders meet with the freshmen a few times during the course of the first and second marking period. On November 20th, Freshman Night was held. Due to the great amount of participation from the freshman class, it turned out to be a very successful evening. Freshman Orientation chairmen were Suzanne Olson and Alisa DePalo. 126 127 “KEYTH” QUEEN OF THE DAY! The Homecoming ceremony took place on November 7th. There were several changes in the traditional ceremony. These changes include a runner-up to accompany the Queen in case she is not able to crown next year’s winner. Also, there are now three candidates for each position whereas last year there were only two. Each candidate, as well as her family and friends, awaited the exciting outcome which Chairman Doreen Amari announced: The 1981 Homecoming Queen was Keyth Kroboth; the runner-up, Kathy Rafferty. Other members of the court included Junior member, Renee Koep-pel; Sophomore member, Kim Pro-cko; and Freshmen member, Maria DiGiacapo. The other finalists were the following: Seniors — Patti Doyle and Michelle Lazar; Juniors — Stephanie Jorgeson, Kim Delia and Norma Huebscher; Sophomore — Janet Bolcar and Jennifer Olson; and Freshmen — Michelle Fengya and Diane Dixon. All of the girls were happy with the changes! 128 (Above Left) Sophomore Kim Procko and escourt Mark Beirmeister (Above) Freshman Maria DiGiacopo and escourt Chris White (Left to Right) Janet Bolcar Scott Willis Jennifer Olson Gary Haddad Michelle Fengya Frank Bevacqua Diane Dixon Andy Dock. 129 Sing, Sing a Song The concert choir consisted of twenty-nine members, each selected for their singing talents. The group labored toward two main shows this year, the annual Christmas Concert, held on December 21st and the yearly Prelude to Spring Concert presented on May 21st. During the past year, this choir also entertained audiences at Neil’s New Yorker and at Drew Chemical’s National Headquarters facility. Plans for an exchange concert were in the making at press time. The officers for the club included: President, )ohn Ofsonka; Vice-President, Cheryl Walz; Secretary, Stevelle Baydo and Treasurer, Stephanie Schoen. This was Mr. Paul Richley’s twenty-first year as director of the Choir. 130 131 132 Yearbook is a course in which students learn the basic skills of publication, layout, design, journalism and editing are just some of the areas covered. The annual Echoes is financed by boosters, ads, and yearbooks sold by the staff. Yearbook is under the direction of Mr. Gene Horton, without whom, the book would not have been completed on time. Thank You Mr. Horton! BAND As in past years, the Concert Band was a tremendous success. Under the direction of Mr. Joseph Szabo, the band pleased audiences with every performance. By the band playing their own renditions of Holiday favorites, the Prelude to Christmas Concert got everyone into the holiday spirit. The band traveled to Ontario, Canada for the annual exchange trip and concert. The trip turned out to be both educational and fun for the students. The Concert Band season was rounded off by an excellent performance at graduation. 133 FIRST TIMERS MAKE FAVORITE A HIT! The rumor that the drama club was finished was a depressing thought for all of the students involved. Theater has always been a big part of the school's activities. With determination from a group of students and the devotion of director Mr. Joseph Szabo, the drama club pulled off another great performance. Going against tradition with a non musical performance, the comedy M a S H was a tremendous success. As well as the director, 20 students out of a 35 member cast were first timers. As in the TV Show, the same crazy antics were pulled, but this time on stage. Even though the play was a comedy there was still room for some seriousness. The play contained all the old favorites including: Henry, Margaret, Hawkeye, Duke, Trapper, Frank, Father Mulcahey, Radar and others. As it turned out, M A S H was selected Favorite TV Show in the Class of '82 Favorite Poll conducted last fall. A timely selection wouldn’t you say? (Above Left) Ho |on-Mike Landolfi (Top) Houlihan-Lynn Olson McCarthy-Calia Brenson. (Left) Lieutenants McCarthy. Phillips and Fury Carla Brensons, Kathy Rafferty and Beverly Meyers. (Left) Henry” — Russ Tirpak (Below) Radar — Tim Gerds (Below) Bonwits Sisters Lynn Newbury. Shari Nicholson and Liz Heff. Duke — Curtis Beers, Trapper — Rich Hubner Hawkeye — Frank Britton. 135 War Games are difficult stimulation games involving war and war situations on land, sea and in the air. The long and complicated games require problem solving abilities. When meetings take place, they last for approximately five hours. The club advisor is Mr. D’Amato. President Karl Onopa has a lot of help from vice-president Dan Beltran and secretary Fred Hurford. Hdkan Bjornson (Above) Pat Patterson (Mid-right) Charles VerHoeve (Right) 136 1 The Bowling Club conducts its meeting on Wednesdays at the Boonton Bowl. Their bowling competition is on an individual basis and also as teams. The highest single game bowled this season, a 226, was rolled by Patti Edwards. Patti also holds the high average at 162. The most exciting activity of the bowling club this year was their sponsorship of a Thon for the Leukemia Fund. The bowlers raised almost $1,000 for the New Jersey area organization. Mr. Korinda has been advisor for the group for a number of years. 137 BOWLING For eight years the Boonton Broadcasting Club has been piping its music, special announcements and programs through our halls. The club was started in 1974 and has been growing in size and popularity ever since. This year the club ran a Top of the Charts Contest to select the top twenty-five songs of the school year. Officers of the club were: Kevin Smith, Secretary; Karyn Mueller, Treasurer; Calia Brenscsens, Vice-President of Promotions; Bob Sanders. Vice-President of Programming and Greg Thoner, President. Mr. Richard Miller has been the club advisor since its inception. (Top Left) Karyn Mueller. (Top Right) Karl Onopa. (Above) Mike Wise and Mike Landolphi. 138 (Left) Steve Spinosa and Greg Thoner. (Below) John Johnson. (Middle) Tom Molzan and Pat Patterson. The entire Boonton Broadcasting Club and Advisor Mr. Richard Miller. 139 SKI CLUB SOUND SQUAD The purpose of the Sound Squad is to offer the school, student body, faculty and community any and all audio and visual aid services which may be required to help further study or comprehension of presented materials. This year's members were: Jason Comstock, Kurt Katzgrau, Jim Sens, Greg Thoner, Barry Bratner, Karl Rowe, Bill Latshaw and Jim Grish. The club advisor was Mr. Clarence Dewar. The Clothing Club promotes and encourages student interest in home economics in our school and community. Students work on their clothing construction projects at their meetings. The club had several memorable activities this year: a Parent Tea and Fashion Show in May and a modeling event which was part of the Concert Choir’s Spring Concert. Ruthann Vetere’s garment, a dress of her own design, was entered in the See'n’Sew Contest. She was one of the top fifteen in our region. The competition was among over nine hundred entries in the United States. The club officers were: President — Ruthann Vetere, Vice-President — Norma Huebscher, Secretary — Bonnie Lemmons, Publicity — Nancy Crompton and Activities — Wendy Slater. The club advisor is Mrs. Bird. 140 FRENCH CLUB This year the French Club held its annual French Christmas Party featuring French games and cuisine. Later in the year the club also dined at an elegant French Restaurant. For the second year. Mary Kate Rockis reigned as president and Amy Blain as vice-president. Other officers included: Treasurer — Fred Casale, Secretary — Leigh Ann Nicholson and Publicity manager — Liz Heff. The Club advisor was Mrs. Timms. WAMPUS The WAMPUS took on a new image this year. The paper was simplified in many respects, yet continued to be an activity of interest to journalism — oriented students. Because of its informal format all students were invited to submit material for publication. The paper is published comparatively inexpensive and is of no great financial burden to the school. SLEUTH has shown the most popularity among regular features of the publication. MEDIA MEMBERS Media Members is new on the list of school activities. In recent years it was known as “Library Aides. This year it has expanded its activities. Each member must spend a minimum of one period per week helping in the library processing new materials, books, magazines, filing catalogues and teaching students and faculty how to use the new Apple II Computer. The Media Members also take trips to other libraries to visit different Media centers in the area. They also conduct seminars on how to operate the various equipment in the library. This year's club officers are: President John Beebe, Vice-president Jon Horvath, Dues Monitor Scott Tooker. The club advisors are Mrs. Kanishcak and Mrs. Schindler. 141 HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is composed of students who exhibit the qualities of service, character, scholarship and leadership. The group has continued to be a service organization in the Boonton school system. Its members have helped academically “needy” students in the junior high as well as the high school. Under the leadership of President Lynn Newbury, Vice President Kathy Rafferty, Secretary Scott Willis, and Treasurer Chris White, the N.H.S. has raised over twelve hundred dollars in scholarships through a carnation sale, donations from alumni, and other various sales. The new senior and junior members will be inducted and the scholarships will be presented in June at the annual banquet. The Humanitarian Club, under the supervision of Mr. Angilly, was very active this year. Kenny (ones led the club in the events throughout the year with the help of many other club members. The annual blood drive was held on March 16, which was a great success. The club also collected canned goods for needy families in the area. This year Ken [ones serves on the Board of Directors Morris Area Chapter of the American Red Cross. Hadrian Alegarbes and Lisa Picciano serve along with Ken on the Chapters Youth Committee. This year the Humanitarian Club has been very helpful to our school and community. HUMANITARIAN CLUB 142 SPIRIT! In only its second year of existence, the spirit club has turned out to be one of our most successful clubs. The Spirit Club opened the 1981-1982 school year with its annual “Spirit Week.” New ideas for spirit days included a 60’s Punk Day and a Army Navy day. Club activities were not limited to one week in October. Special holiday and dress-up days were planned throughout the year. One of the main purposes of the spirit club is to encourage students to attend school sporting events. At one home football game the spirit club rented a helium balloon machine and gave out over 200 Red and Black balloons. Other events included a pre-game breakfast for the soccer team and a program sponsored by the Post Cereal Company to receive free athletic equipment. The club has come a long way in promoting school spirit. The club officers were: Co-Presidents Eileen Connerton and Liz Heff, Treasurer: Zehra Ahmedi and Publicity Manager: Terry Kenneweg. This is Club 4’s third year on the B.H.S. activities list and has done exceptionally well. Each year Club 4 sponsors fund raisers. The money from those fund raisers is used for such activities as educational trips to museums, Broadway plays, and dining in ethic restaurants. In the past Club 4 has been to see Evita, Dancin’ and Deathtrap. This year and in the future they would like to take on a charity. This years officers are: President — Kim Nolte; Vice President — Lisa Sorenson: Treasurer — Karl Onopa; Secretary — Calia Brenscons; Advisors — Mrs. Schindler and Miss Epstien. CLUB 4 143 NEW INDOOR HOCKEY HUGE SUCCESS! The Indoor Hockey Club is a new idea in intramural sports inspired by the love and enthusiasm of the game. This club was very popular and became an immediate success. Under the supervision of President Hadrian Algarbes and the Club’s advisor Mrs. Badalamenti, five squads were formed consisting of four boys teams and one all-girl team. The games were played on Wednesday nights at the John Hill gym. Competition was fast, furious and aggressive. As the games progressed, so did the players. Passing and team play improved with every game. They became very thrilling and exciting. More and more protective equipment was evident as the season progressed. A lot of credit must be given to the all-girl team who although did not have a winning record, gave it all they had against the boys. 145 BLACK BESTS COLORS The Indoor Soccer League increased in size with the inclusion of a faculty team which represented itself admirably in league play. This year the teams were divided into two conferences, North and South. 146 Northern teams included the Blacks, Alpiners, Red Rudabeggers and the Yellow Porkers. The South conference consisted of the Blue Magoos, Cultured Pearl Diggers, the Moatmen and the Orange Stallions. Indoor soccer action was fast and furious as teams attempted to achieve domination in their respective conferences. In the end, two teams remained to face each other in the most memorable and exciting championship in Indoor Soccer History. The Blues, representing the South and the Blacks, representing the North met in the finals. Down by three goals with precious few minutes left to play, Andy Dock led a Black charge that put the game into overtime, and eventually an 8-4 victory over the Blues. Congratulations to all involved for making the club such a success. The club officers were: President Vin-ny Gallucci, Vice-president — Chris White, Secretary — Scott Willis and Treasurer — John Ventrice. 147 WINTER CHEERING SQUADS Boys Basketball Captain: Connie Ward Boys Basketball Cheerleaders: (Left to Right) L. Hoppe D. Amari, S. Stamatiades. L. Constabile. C. Ward. B. Lyman. L. Obenhuber. M. Kane. L. O’Sullivan, J. Embley. Girls Basketball Cheerleaders: (Left to Right) K. White. L. Mann, Capt. L. Bellini. Capt. J. Bolcar, B. Ringleib. J. Grenevich. L. Westenberger. not pictured P. Cart land. 148 Varsity Wrestling Captains: Kathy Rafferty. Patti Boland. Varsity' Wrestling Cheerleaders: (Left to Right) S. Tamburri. M. Reynolds. D. Amari, K. Barclay, K. Kroboth. K. Rafferty. P. Boland. M. Tamburri. L. Di Bon a ventura. 149 (Below) Dawn Pickett. (Below) Bonnie Shaw. Vo-Tech Forty-four students leave BHS to attend Morris County Vo-Tech every day. Twenty-five of which are seniors. These students learn skills unavailable in most county schools. The skills include: Cosmetology. Heating and Air Conditioning, Culinary Arts. Welding, Child Care, Drafting, Commercial Art, Masonry, Auto Body, Electric and Carpentry. (Above) Steven Kerlin. (Right) Guy Kovulcik. 150 (Above) Robert MacDonald and John Fila. Photography by: John Snell 151 COE DE BUSINESS EDUCATION WORKING TOGETHER Cooperative office education is offered to students interested in office occupations. Through this program students can find out if they are really interested in a business career; and if so, exactly what type of work is of the greatest interest to them. In the related class, it is possible to acquire the specialized skill and information that is necessary to be successful in the office in which a student is placed. This makes it possible to advance to higher levels of employment sooner. It is also possible for students to learn to operate office equipment on the job that is not available at the high school. Some of the positions held by student trainees are: secretary, stenographer, bookkeeper, data processing clerk, bank teller, filing clerk, proof machine operator, switchboard operator, mail clerk, typist, clerk typist and general clerk. After graduation, the majority of the program's students become fulltime employees of the firms that helped train them. Some keep their part-time positions and attend business colleges. The program has been up-dated this year with the acquisition of two new visual computerized printer-typewriter consoles. 152 Distributive Education is a program for the students that offers studies to prepare the individual in their chosen careers. Mr. Prentice has been the club advisor for many years. Kathy List (President] and Janet Lau (Treasurer) have worked hard to make this program of studies successful. DE is held during the first three periods of the day. The students are placed in DE by their guidance counselors. These job duties, plus 15 credits make up the students school load. Many of the students work at local places. Some jobs require many miles of travel. Many of the student’s jobs include sales or service help. This year the DE class has raised $500.00 from their annual candy sale. The money collected from the sale was used to defray the costs of the Employer Employee Breakfast. This is held in honor of all employers. 153 Kermit Overpowers Under the leadership of overall captains Barbara Spender, Patti Yelpo and Co-Captain Kathy Rafferty the BLACK team regained their superiority with a great performance of “The Rainbow Connection. Excellent character performances were given by Kathy Rafferty (Kermit), Hilary Hynes (Fozzie Bear), Kim Barclay (Miss Piggy) and Kenny Boston and Dennis Charney (Statler and Waldorf). As frogs in the swamp, tumbling and apparatus started the show with a bang. Moving right along to a bar tap, as the “Dancing Cabarets” entertained Fozzie and Kermit. This is where Kermy and Piggy knew it was love at first sight. Kermit’s search for Miss Piggy took him through the tough Real World. Calisthenics as workmen and Modern as a storm showed Kermit that the swamp was where he belonged. Back in the Swamp, Kermit found his Piggy once again and they were wed with an array of multi-color flags. Best overall performance was a tie this year between Apparatus and Tumbling (Captains: Diane Paul, Doreen Amari, Karen Olson and Loreen Hoppe) and Modern (Captain Nancy Stewart and Stephanie DePalo). The annual spring Group Sporting Event first was conducted in 1972. 154 the Power of Oz The Red Team’s overall captains Kathi Osbun and Lucia Monteleone, along with co-captain Maria Tam-burri, skipped their way down the Yellow Brick Road to see “The Wizard of Oz. Excellent character performances were given by Lisa Castellana (Dorothy). Renee Koeppel (Glenda), Peggy Osbahr (Wicked Teacher), Kathi Osbun (Scarecrow), Sharon Ferraro (Tinman) and Lucia Monteleone (Cowardly Lion). Tumbling and apparatus skipped their way onto the scene as “Freshmen in Freshman Land. Fur- ther on down the road Dorothy met up with the Tapping Tinman. Dorothy was soon captured by the flying Monkeys and taken to the witches castle where she was guarded by the surprise “Flashlight” event. After escaping, Dorothy and Friends finally reached the beautiful Emerald City (Modern), where Oz granted them their wishes. The surprise event was voted Best Overall under captains Diane Amodei and Debbie Rensa. Red still retains the over-all record with a narrow margin of six to five. 155 fEACHERS to lO 158 C. Ackerman P. Ackerman H. Alegarbes S. Allieri T. Alsdorf J. Anthony R. Anticoli S. Archer Class of 1983 (Left) Greg Smitka (Below) Joanne Papas (Lower Left) Dianne Edelhauser I. Babcock J. Bamford B. Banks S. Baydo L. Beach J. Beebe C. Beers F. Bevacqua ). Bilza H. Bjomson A. Bonanni R. Bosland B. Boyer L. Callahan C. Campo W. Cartagena L. Casper J. Castellana L. Cannizzo L. Cho 159 (Below) Nancy Shipps (Right) Amy Emy K. Connolly L. Costabile N. Crompton J. Cross M. Cucuzzella P. DeGeorge H. DeGraw K. Delia S. Durkin F. Demore B. DiCairano A. DePalo 160 R. DiLuzio L. Dondaro L. Doumanis ). Donohue S. Drew T. Duffer M. Duffy P. Duhaney D. Edelhauser J. Embley A. Emy B. Fatovic P. Freeman R. Frost R. Gagne A. Gasprich (Above) Frank Huffstuttler (Left) Debbie Mathews (Upper Left) Aime6 Gasprich W 161 W. Gaw D. Gentile J. Gentile M. Gentile R. Gerhold A. Giardina P. Glennon S. Hammel N. Harbeson L. Hellstrong R. Herring T. Hoos J. Howard R. Hubner N. Huebscer F. Huffstutler 162 (Left) Brian Wallace and Everton Duhaney (Center Left) Libby Doumanis (Lower Left) Gigi Sperling (Below) Doug Plumaker 163 D. Lang B. Latshavv D. Levin C. Licciardi L. Lisa D. List C. Loos S. Lorenzetti K. Ludwig S. Lowenstein C. Mabey K. McCaffeny J. MacKey J. Mackin L. McKinley 164 (Left) Tony Lau (Below) Tom Marsteller and Steve Ough (Lower Left) Chyrell Ackerman and Hadrian Alegarbes D. McLaughlin S. McKlin C. Mahoney G. Majorinza R. Mancini W. Manicone A. Mansur T. Marsteller ). Mastrobuono S. Mathur D. Mathews R. Mauer M. Megaro L. Michalowich S. Minster L. Murtha 165 (Left) Ben Zabel (Below) Rich Jenkins B. Nordquist M. Nowoswiat L. Obenhuber L. Olson S. Onopa K. O'Reilly C. Orlando L. O'Sullivan S. Ough T. Pace J. Parcells J. Pappas E. Parkin V. Pellechia E. Petersen F. Peterson 166 (Below Left) Apo Mansur (Below Right) Ron Frost and Bill Stitt J. Petonak B. Pickett S. Pizar J. Price L. Purcaro D. Pyles ]. Radel T. Ratigan ]. Ridings 167 W. Risi D. Rivera A. Roberts A. Rockis R. Rodwell D. Rogalski L. Russo S. Rosenfield V. Sabina L. Sauchelli M. Scalley R. Scardilli D. Schwartz |. Shanoian E. Shiflett (Above) Janice Vnenchak (Right) Eric Parkins 168 W. Slater G. Smitka D. Smith M. Sotelo G. Sporting R. Stager D. Stark P. Stevens S. Stickle T. Stickel B. Stitt G. Sturtz A. Sweerus V. Taylor R. Terebecke B. Theriault Scrabble with Cucch 169 (Above) Leigh Ann Obenhuber. Jim Mulveny and Liz Heff (Right) Karen Wronoski and John Donohue G. VanLangen D. VanLenten R. VanRiper J. Vonito F. Venturini R. Vetere J. Vnenchak D. Wainwright A. Walcutt T. Walters A. Ward D. Wardamaski L. Weitzman E. Weltner K. Westenberger D. White L. Wieland P. Wiener 170 M. Wise K. Wnorowski D. Worts J. Yukna P. Yukna B. Zabel K. Zabel L. Zalewski T. Zammit D. Zsarko (Top) Glenn Vanlangen (Above) Liz Peterson 171 ■ 172 CO O CD CD r£C u K. Ackerman B. Ahmedi W. Alegreto R. Anderson D. Amari ). Aridican A. Bacchetta L. Barnish D. Baum M. Bavacqua L. Bechtel L. Bednar P. Beger L. Bellini D. Bikles K. Blood J. Bolcar j. Bolcar A. Bonefede R. Bosits ). Bosland D. Bower D. Bower C. Brencsons Britton A. Bucher I- Bunkoski R. Burns (Left) S. Westenberger (Lower Left) Clifford Martello (Top Right) S. Yelpo and J. Bolcar (Lower Right) Patty Marko R. Campanalonga E. Cannizzaro T. Cassidy D. Chester L. Coley J. Comstock 173 (Right) Phyliss Beger (Far Right) Michelle Mancini. Gale Wettner C. Christians A. Corigliano A. Coutihno S. Coyte J. Cox J. Cuozzo M. Cueman R. Dandrea S. Darrow T. DeLuca I. DeSousa L. DiBonaventura T. DiBonaventrua M. Diese 174 (Left) Lynn Grenevich (Below) Mark Madden, Jimmy Costello and Peter Soffel T. Dillon E. Dogde J. Dooney j. Douglas D. Duffer R. Durkin R. Dykes D. Edwards T. Eggert M. Emerick M. Eoga J. Estler B. Everment B. Fallat J. Ferguson K. Ferraro P. Fitzgerald E. Fody S. Forte R. Gallant 175 (Below) Greg Smitka, Mark Rockwell and Pat Paterson L. Garro R. DiGiacopo T. Ghareeb M. Gilhooley A. Giordano M. Ginder D. Gregory J. Gregory L. Grenevich E. Gniters M. Guarmicids C. Hackett protections S REQUIRED J 176 (Left) Kacie White B. Haebsch K. Hampe A. Harper P. Harris S. Herbert D. Heyrich ). Hodgson M. Howell S. Hric F. Hurford A. Hubner M. Hynes V. Jackson S. Janowski S. Johnson E. Joinson N. juliano R. (uliano J. Kapral K. Katzgra : L. Kay V. Kee H. Kahn S. Kahn E. Kahn C. Klotz J. Kostka S. Koyas J. Kromka B. Kupecky 4? (Right) Lori O’Sullivan and Lynn Olson (Below) Chris White and Barbara Kupecky T. Landolfi M. Lange E. Larsen P. Laurenzi ). Lawn R. Louis W. Mabey L. Magee M. Mahoney L. Mann M. Manzini P. Marko P. McCormick M. McHugh M. McKenna G. McKinely D. McKlin B. Meyer G. Middleton G. Mokrzecki T. Monson T. Moore K. Morici A. Moscarini B. Mueller T. Mueller J. Murray S. Murray S. Neelman T. Nguyen (Left) Lisa Bednar. Ann Corigliano. Lisa Westenberger, Roberta Gerhold, Gail Weltner 179 S. Nicholson T. Neyon J. Olson D. Opalka W. Pappas K. Parisi T. Petrone G. Pfeundschuh J. Pierron L. Porter S. Possien R. Post K. Procko G. Ramiza N. Redd M.Reed J. Reilly L. Reiner (Upper Right) Steve Ough. Camel Andican. Mike Emerick and Tom DiBonaventura (Middle) Bettina Mueller, )ackie Howard and Albert Dykstra (Above) Kim Procko (Right) Ray Cain 180 (Left) )oe Blauner (Below) Kris Ackerman M. Remus M. Reynolds B. Ringlieb G. Ringlieb L. Rocafuerte M. Rockwell R. Roller T. Ross (Left) Rich Dandrea George Pfreundschuh (Right) Kenny Clark. Frank Huffstuttler and )ohn Douglas D. Rufeldt A. Runyans C. Ryan A. Salvador ). Scharyan G. Saver A.Scerbo K. Semeraro I. Shatran R. Shaver S. Sinocchi 1- Smith P. Smith L. Sowpel T. Stager (Above) Kenny Ferraro (Right) Stacy Posey 182 (Left) Andy Hubner (Below) Timmy Dillon (Left) Andrea Bucher and Jeff Estler A. Sherman N. Slawson J. Snell L. Sorensen S. Stamatiades P. Stewart S. Tamburri D. Taylor D. Thomas S. Thompson C. Thoner J. Tillage j. Ustupski J. Vanderberg C. Van Duyne 183 (Right) Todd Eggert ). Blauner Ventrice J. Venturini S. Vitacco A. Vnencak T. Voelkner S. Watson A. Waltlev C. Weller G. Weltner L. Westenberger S. Westenberger A. Westervelt C. White J. Whritenour 184 (Above) Lynn Grenevich and Lynn Westenberger (Left) John Whritenour (Below) David Picciano and Danny Bower N. Wolf B. Wright J. Wright S. Yelpo C. Yetman K. Youngster S. Zapf L. Zeidel (Left) John Ventrice. Christin Rigg. Bart DiCarano, Steve White and John Cuozzo 185 Class of 1985 (Above) Lisa Stoler 186 N. Alegreto S. Amedei S. Arvidson M. Aumann S. Austin A. Axt E. Baldwin R. Banks A. Barraco C. Berrio L. Bevacqua G. Branvall C.Bednar A. Bentley M. Bentrovato (Above) Eric Giessler (Right) Barbara Farrell (Left) Tony Petrone P. Brown M. Buonocore J. Burka M. Buttner R. Cabana F. Calantropio T. Camacho T. Capo K. Carroll C. Casale Cassidy N. Cassidy S. Chamey Christman K. Clark Coley N. Connerton C. Cook J. Costello R. Coutinho K. Cuozzo S. Das Davenport V. Derendictis B. De Bree 187 K. Decker R. DeGraff M. Delia D. Della Pesca B. DeMore M. DiEllo M. DiGiacopo D. DiGiuseppe D. Dixon D. Doty (Above) Bob Shay and Ken Hadden (Right) Karen Meyer 188 (Left) Nancy Alegreto (Above) Charita Casale and Princess Duhaney (Below) Jim Shay L. Doty K. Dosrt T. Drugae T. Dubarry E. Duderich R. Dunlap A. Dykstra P. Edwards C. Ellen M. Eloe L. Embley ). Estler M. Evans M. Evans D. Fallal D. Fanale B. Farrell A. Franklin M. Fengya K. Ferguson N. Fisher L. Fitzig D. Flormann P. Franklin K. Freehill S. Fulcher E. Gabriel J. Gentile E. Giessler C. Giganti 189 (Right) Albert Dykstra and Jim Russo (Below) Joan Me Calvin and Chris Weatherford T. Giordano T. Gerds J. Grenevich C. Guilshan H. Hacket G. Haddad K. Hadden C. Hankey D. Hardin E. Healy C. Heimsness L. Herzo W. Hiwn D. Holden K. Hopkins ). Howell J. Jensen W. Keiser K. Kaynak K. Kaminski 190 (Above) Jalane Murtha. Patty Kerr and Michelle Evans 191 F. Marey L. Mack K. Mackin M. Maddon Mederos A. Martin K. Matthews T. Mazzanna S. Me Caffery H. Me Callum J. Me Caluin M. Me Carthy E. Me Dermott A. Megaro Meyer ]. Miller D. Minihane L. Minotaglio ). Mitchko C. Moore 192 (Left) Charles Riether (Below) Debbie Brdison and Betty Duffer ). Murtha R. Nadel ). Newman L. Nicholson C. Nolan M. Occhipinti E. Ortega W. Paghton M.Pappas S. Parsons B. Pellechia M. Pento M. Persico V. Petrera M. Pickett E. Polaczyk C. Polaczyk D. Post J. Post G. Praschan 193 c. Rigg M. Rigg T. Rithcie B. Rivas C. Roberts P. Rocco D. Rockis E. Ross ). Roon J. Russo E. Runfeldt L. Rowe Rutter J. Ryan D. Sasso (Right) Steven Reed (Bottom) Coleen Noland (Bottom Right) Roslin Nadel S. Reed M. Reinharelt G. Renza A. Rettano C. Rietler (Left) Kathy Mackin (Below) Kenny Hopkins M. Senear J. Shaver R. Sherman S. Shipps D. Sikora L. Smitku N. Solow B. Soni L. Sowpel C. Soto (Right) Vickie Scozzafava (Below) Scott McCaffery (Right) Jimmy Shay 196 (Left) Nancy Alegreto (Below) Darren Sasso R. Stafford H. Stamelas E. Stefanovich K. Stevens R. Stiles I. Stojko L. Stollar K. Sturhann C. Sturtz S. Susen E. Svolto D. Turkington S. Thompson C. Tillman S. Tillage M. Terwilliger T. Terhune A. Taylor V. Tacoro C. Ulinski 197 (Below) Larry Embley and Erich Stefanovich (Right) Arlene Bentley (Above) Mike Occipinti. Todd Drugac. Doug Sikora and ? 198 (Left) Cathy Bedner. Ralph Quinto and Class (Above) Sanja Das M. Ustupski M. Vanderyajt S. VanDuyne N. Venturini B. Wallace P. Wasylius C. Weatherford A. Webber C. Wendt R. Weitzman M. Wrienour S. White T. Willard E. Wolf P. Wyse L. Yoder L. Yukna J. Zorn 200 { FACULTY Administration...................................202 Secretaries Guidance........................... 203 Adams Cacciabeve.........................'.......204 Cailletear D’Amato...............................205 Davis Garibaldi........:.........................206 Ginder Kanischak.................................207 Korinda Malayter.................................208 Malkin Petrein...................................209 Picazio Rizk.....................................210 Rosener Szabo....................................211 Thomas Zavala....................................212 Nurse Custodians Cafeteria.......................213 201 ADMINISTRATION Ruth Krawitz Principal Robert Kane William Hino Michael Renaldo Roland Vitaletti We, the 1982 graduating seniors would very much like to thank the staff of Boonton High School for the four most special years of our lives. As the years grew fewer, the bonds grew stronger, which on graduation day we found that leaving these wonderful people was one of the hardest things we've ever had to do. You don’t often find teachers putting on a show like the Faculty Revue. Many teachers participated in the antics. The money raised from the show went to the graduating stu- dent who, the faculty' thought could use the money for furthering his or her education or in pursuing a career. We have gained the trust, respect just a “whole lotta love” for the people some just call teachers. Robert Fosket Janet Bentley A Elizabeth Edelhauser Olga Mitchko 203 Marcia Booth Barbara Divite Muriel Huffert David DuPre Carmella Lanza 204 Angela Calabria Jean Costello Greg Cunningham Nicholas D’Amato Charlene Cailleteau Margaret Christie Carl Cucchiara Diane Dalton 205 206 Jane Ginder Jean Herzo Mary Jarema Linda Kacur William Hardy Gene Horton Susan Jones Patricia Kanischak 207 Andrew Korinda Judith Kramer Susan Krouse Barbara Kucek Bernice LaPorta Dorothy Lindsay Walter Lisovsky Elizabeth Malayter 208 Charles O’Neill Mary McAleer Richard Miller Ellen Nangle Richard Petrein 209 Angelo Questa Paul Richley Imelda Pisano Lester Prentice William Reichler Richard Rizk Alvin Plain Patricia Picazio 210 Joan Rosener Dudy Schindler Donald Schlenger Eugene Scrudato Theodore Seugling Robert Stahle Constance Strucko Joseph Szabo 211 Arlen Thomas Stephanie Timm Cynthia Verost John Vnenchak Patricia White Marilyn Wright Michelle Zanella Oscar Zavala 212 Custodial Staff Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Winans Nurse Guadenza. A. Sabatino. P. Cenn Standing: J. Sereno, J. Salsberg. A. Briarton, M. Aquino. S. Reeves, M. Weatherbee. J. 213 CLASSIFIED Trucking Rigging Heavy Hauling Warehousing ICC 133841 Export Packing DAN BARCLAY, INC. Dan Barclay, Jr. 362 Main St. Lincoln Park 201-694-3001 N.J. 07035 215 Bill Murray Auto Parts 25 Mulock PI. — East Newark, New Jersey 07029-(201)484-8989 Best Wishes To Our Daughter And to the Class of “82” One of the Largest Suppliers of Auto Parts To the Rebuilding Industries on the East Coast Charter Savings and Loan Congratulations To Jeffrey Lerman Randolph, NJ 07869 430 Route 10 (201)366-3300 Consult Us For leeks • Visas Documentation Roma Pizzeria mpress Travel Restauran Lincoln Park Plaza, Lincoln Park N.J. 07035 (201) 696-5880 709 Main Street Boonton NJ 07005 Sam Alii, D.M.D. Lenard N. Frieman D.M.O Practice Limited to Orthodontics Congratulations Arrow Typographers Class of ’82 214 Liberty St. Newark NJ 07102 (201)622-0111 (212)571-0328 362 Hawkins Place, Boonton 263-6200 ill’s Village Florist Jb,:' lift Plant Nook Gift Shop Belle Fleur Flower Shop Lincoln Park NJ 07035 188 Main Street Dels Village 139 Hawkins Place Boonton, N.J. 07005 Your Money Works Harder at Boonton Electric Co. 266 Myrtle Ave. Boonton N.J. 07005 334-5050 Boonton Liquors 600 Myrtle Ave. Boonton N.J. 07005 334-2294 Boonton Hardware Co., Inc. 715 Main St. Boonton, N.J. Glen Chadwick Owner Boonton Pharmacy 600 Myrtle Ave. Boonton, N.J. 07005 334-4444 -J Good Luck Class of 1982 Castellana Bros. Beauty Supp. 605 Main Street Boonton, N.J. 07005 Dels Village Army Navy Home of Levis — Lee — Wranglers Herman Work Shoes 123 Hawkins Place Boonton NJ 07005 Corigliano Motor Services, Inc. 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PONTIAC — JEEP — SUBARU — DELOREAN 3469 Rt. 46, PO Box 126 Parsippany, New Jersey 07054 BUICK BY SCERBO Sales — Parts — Service 219 Division Street Boonton NJ, 07005 -2000 STAGER’S AUTO BODY Body and Fender Repairs Expert Refinishing r Hoby Stager John Stager 107 Park Avenue Lincoln Park, N.J. 07035 !.B. VREELAND INSURANCE WAYNE TRANSMISSION SERVICE 305 West Main Street Boonton N.J. 334-7100 21 Sherman St. Wayne NJ 07470 694-3586 694-3587 SPONSORS HAIR SHOP — MAIN SI. — LINCOLN PK. J.B. ROBERTS — MAIN ST., LINCOLN PK. JUST — US JEWELERS OF LINCOLN PK. LINCOLN PARK PHARMACY, INC. C f _ Boosters Adam 0. Repsher Almost there Chris Aloha! Mr. A Mrs. Bakalian Ann Makoaky Ann Philips Arlene Mazza Aurora and Larry Nancy Fay Leone Foreverl The Spinner Frank Cowen Frank Kalman From a 77 to the 82’s ryton Loves Kawanna Carol tuccessfu Barryt Be successful! Egeton Smith Because He lives! Rev. S. Taylor Belle Fleure Flower Shop Best of luck Oeb. L. Joann Black Best of Luck Debbie L. Joyce Best of Luck in ’82 Mrs. McAleer Best of Luck! The Jennings Fam. Best of Luck until 85! Best Wishes 82 A.Z., A.T., T.A., A.B.. P.G. Best Wishes Bertha Palmer Best Wishes Deb Joe Nov. 10 Best Wishes Deb. L. A Joe Miller Best Wishes Debbie L. Love Mom Best Wishes Lydia Kemmerer I Best Wishes Tim O'Loughlin I Best Wishes to Debbie L. Robbie Best Wishes to the Class of 85 Best Wishes to the Class of 85 from Tom Johnson s park House Beth Ya got a good game?1 Love Robin Better Luck against Prrsippany next Thanksgivi1- ----------— 4 Bob Carter Bob A Hope Ennis _____ Bob, I'll go “Snowmobiling or “Rollerskating anytime! Luv, L Bob Smartt Break a leg from B.K.R. Buffalo Butt Lusardi You’ll need it! Cathie Sharp Cathy Pete Koenig Carole Laird C.B. •— “Whenever your ready!” Charlie Dunay Charlotte Springs Chris Ammon C.J. Forsythe, Carpenter Congradulationsl Congradulations Class of ’82 Congradulations Class of 1982 Congradulations, Mrs. Schu Congradulations! The Daltons Congradulationsl Ruth Stager Darla Ricky B. forever Dave Peterson David Dorothy Plock D C. Chocolate Chips and fun Dee Boutieller H Dennis, I Love You! L.uvCindy Dennis “The Bear’’ Corona Diana Vanorden Dick Brewer Don't be such abugl Drea best wishebiove Sue Galenjetter Gayle Bartlett Germaine's Gerry Baker Get out of there, Freaks! A S.. R.F. Get with itl Gibby Gingie and Rosie Gladys Harry Dry God Bless You, Debbie Rosita Good Luck Good Luck Chris Good Luck Chris! Luv Val Good Luck Chris From Grandpa Good Luck Clast of 85 Good Luck Class of ’82 R. Kellys Good Luck Darla Pickett Nikki Good Luck Dave Winter — Love Bob Good Luck D.C. Love Ya C.K. Good Luck Deb L. Love Dad Good Luck Deb. L. Love Grandma H. Good Luck Deb L. Love Grandma L. Good Luck Deb. L. Love Ya Joe M. Good Luck Debbie Jen John Good Luck Debbie Jen John Good Luck Debbie Lewis Vendel Good Luck to Debbie L. Cindy L. Good Luck Debbie L. Sandy Smith Good Luck Debbie L. Mrs. R. Kennedy ood Luck Debbie Tammy Mike ood Luck Eric P. Luv. Lauren P. od Luck from Charlie s 5 10 d Luck from HKG LPNH Good Luck from Mrs. P. Good Luck from the Pete Good Luck Harry Grace Good Luck H.R.’s Caf. 4 Lu Good Luck in '82 — Parkin Fa ck in the future Mrs. uck Jim, Sash. Sean. F uck Lizzard from Kylel Good Luck Lizzard till “85 Good Luck Peg Fred Lawson Good Luck Period 6 Noisey Table Good Luck Sharlene H. from J.D. Good Luck Teny G. Love Eric P. Good Luck The Sarames Family Good Luck the Scardaville ric P Love Kathy th Period Bench Gang oan Love Mom ittle Guiseppe TEAM IS 1 eorge .. Eleanor Earl Slater East Coast Supply Ed Flo Courtright Eileen Sieaer Eleanora Miller 1-21-11, d-1-23-82 Enjoy! Mr. Mrs. P. Angus Ethel Mor Hap and I Harold Heathl Harry Dry He is at the control. Helen Decker Helen Muldoon Hello Diane ... Well, it’s Time! Hello RoseMarie and Camille Henry Mehrtens Here Ten Years 1972-82 Hey Lu-Ann, I still hate 12! J.D. Hey Shar, Let's go to Whispers! Hey Who from 8ue Hi Jennifer and Christina Ida and Harry Koatyk In Memory of Lynn Mulrooney Isabella Mehrtens J.B. Roberts Jean Stickle Jim A Joannie Jim Dressher .. Jim Shaver, Richard Shaver Keep on trucking Debbie Eileen Keep up the good work! Lorraine Kenny A Sharon Hollander Lakeland Cleaners 311 West Main St. Rockaway, N.J. 07866 Laura, Choc, cake in the face Lefty’s Auto Body Life is Fun, Life is Free, We're the Class of ’83 “Life is like a popsicle” Linda A John Barlack Linda Tarus Lincoln Park Cycle Lincoln Park Pharmacy Lloyd Slater SR Lois Biro Long Beach Island 79, 80. ‘81! Lots of Luck from Dietary LPNK Lots of Luck from Star Lots of Luck in ’82 Lots of Luck Lizzard in '82 Lots of Luck The Georgianna’s Louise Williams Love, Peace, and Good Vibes Love You Chris! Gran and Gramp Luck from Hobby Shop Luck to the River Rat Mac Loves a Baver Dog! Madelon Grey Marge Edwards Marianne Sashenosky Marie Dry Marion Hayes Matteo’s Michele Vigh Millie Matkowski Miss Lanza Missed You Lots Ray!! Luv Anna Mr. A Mrs. Earle S. Seely Mr. A Mrs. Kane wish You the Best of Luck Mr. and Mrs. Miller Good Luck in '82 Mr. A Mrs. Robert F. Bently Mr. A Mrs. Robert Fosket Mr. Horton, Mr. Augus Thanks — Sue May’s forever — Snve m _ Mr. Agilly, What office [fPWnsi Mr. Renaldo Mrs. Jean Costello Mrs. Olga Mitchko ned to the S.R.A. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BOONTON GRAPPLERS 1 Stephanie Timm Conclusion” I Love Jacqueline! t much longer, Mikel One West does it Best Only 3 years .OflOl Paula Roberts Peter A Paulette Tartaglia Pinka Henderson Poor composition, Why!!! J.D. Punk Rock in ’84 Jim and Sheila Burr Joe Monza and The Hitmen (Luv U Guys) Sonny, Vito A Frankie Joan P. A Roger W. 4-ever “Just Us” Jewelers Rachel’s favorite Babysitter Ray Haycock Rita and Pete Peterson Robert Shaver Sr. Ronnie Shaver, Dennis Sh. ver Roxanne Dry Sam, Lova Ya Always, Joe” Sentiments Card and Gift Shop Sharlene, Luv You Bill Aibrect Sharon A Mark Fisher S.H. In the boys locker room again?!!! Shirely James Larkin Shop — Rite Liquors Lincoln Park Steve Bolcar Steven M. and Joan B. Forever Stump the Chump forever Superstar Barrington Smith Tara Willis V Terri Lynn MossiV The Best is yet to come The Clothes Addict The Gaslight Gang The Herlihy Family Lyalalumni The Hyers Family The Mattiace Family The medium is the message! B.C.P. The Salomia Family The Shaver Family The Trio — Cindy, Dawn and Dianne Tina Dry Tina Kenny Brook To Lizzard from Mother Hen To my 1 niece Tom Beirne Tom Kupstas Tom Johnson’s Park House Trudy Mehrtens Vinme A Bobbie 4-ever ’83 Voulez-vous couchez avec moi? Walter Gloss Wayne Danley Wayne E. Seelinger Agency Westmount Bake Shoppe W.G. Lu vs Frank Christell 8-22-80 W.H. Luvs Clare McCormick a lotllt Wendy and Joey '81 '82 Wishing You all the Best Liz Wype Jesus Christ is Lord vs. Wype Music Machine Bro. Vaughn Yvonne C Yvonne Pal atcha l falling star FROM HUNT AND SUE JONES 221 Congratulations to The Class of 1982 From a friend Edward Mraz Also From Katherine B. Mraz Stephen Regec Michael J. Mraz, Sr. Michael J. Mraz, Jr. 222 Compliments From Boonton High School Cheerleaders Facing Graduation Faces of old. and faces of new. People we know and people we knew, Growing together then drifting apart, Always and ending and now a new start. At graduation we all grow nearer And all of our friends seem so much dearer. And as we say our final goodbye, One last brace and one more cry, A Keep in touch” and a “Promise I Will A “Remember when” but, better still, A place in my heart, you'll always stay, This is what's said as we go our own way. Author Unknown I vf 1 ■f I