Bound Brook High School - Echo Yearbook (Bound Brook, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1979 volume:

I sr x v x , x . JW' f B27 ' .1 ..,..1..-vvn Zllzf l979 ECHO Bound Brook High School Bound Brook, New Jersey Volume 5 I Reflections of a Decade Gone Editor: Anne Kileoyne Advisor: Mr. Anthony Kruzel . V . L V Q. ' . 5 V fl f f I L F2 A W ' f' V ,w,,,, , , L , ,,11 , A V I ,www L qyw A., vm ,ww ,rm wg. CQNTENTS Reflections of a Decade Gone By Seniors . . Underclassmen . . Curriculum . . . Activities . . Sports ..... Student Life . . . Advertisements . . . .. . Now that 1979 has arrived, we are ending another decade that has been filled with many memorable events-a decade that we can reflect on. During the 70's we have had our share of triumphs, victories, and happy times. The whole world rejoiced when American astronauts walked and worked for hours on the moon's surface. A few years later, America's longest war was brought to an end when the Vietnam Peace Pact was signed. Our Bicenten- nial celebration renewed America's patriotism. The last decade also marks a period of growth at Bound Brook High School, with Co-ed gym classes and increased participation in girls' sports. A refurbished gym, auditorium, and cafeteria along with the landscaping behind the school also show signs of progress at B. B. H. S. But we also shared tragedies and sad times. President Nixon resigned after the Water- gate truths were revealed. The deaths of Elvis Presley, Pope Paul Vl, and Pope john Paul I left the world in shock. The great flood put Bound Brook on the map. These are only a few reflections which will someday help us to remember life in the 7O's. One of the best ways to remember, however, is to look at some of the people of the 7O's. This is Bound Brook High School in 1979. , W 'M' 4 w..,,M R sf Q :ak f ff sis ocigcs f 3 A 1 7' . w n Xu . v Mm m y , , ff' Q '4 Y, ww ' W f Hia' f ws . , 3 HRM ......, W1 mg Q i if ' A, -ubgif P, mfw 5? y 5 V sguq, u,!k ,V -4, , 12 , ,f5'f '!ffff QL f X' -5 5 ' A ETWM mf ' WMM QL, .W f 9 - 4 . 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Lit , ,, ,, v 'Jzifjuw 1 A-1 1wy,a.pfQQ.Q V yds: ..M,,af wy L. N.. V 5 -. ff www , N gl K.. 11 ml' I 1 Hx ,4snf:g,.,.-.Q it , 'QV' Al A 'i , -I v- . si kggfi -:Q ' Qi ,E 9 , 5 1-My 5 ,- W 1 fl We may cast a smile or shed a tear K ' n':'?,Wi'2 ia?a3'3-F56 i vi remembering a childhood that is no more .J W i A ,ff , F I as A-I lf These Are Reflections of a Decade Gone By. -s.N-. e W X if X. Ag, 5 VU -lv, JSM , Q? AB :aan VV 6 F ZZ lm , Q. . fn Nixlis - . A 'ex ,r .fv K I Hi 3: g5 :,f,:2'1A?. 1' ,.... ww hz- 6 arli- CHRISTOPHER ALBERT August 'I6 Calbert . . . Who me? Never . . . Drama, Stage Band, B. B. H. S. Band . . . Likes U. F. O., jude and lack, Mr. Tenore, and Ball U. . . . Dislikes Dum Dums, Frumonda cheese, disco, and no amp for practice... Future undecided. MARILYN DIANE ALLEN june 21 Marr . . . You're kidding . . . Horseback riding, swimming, bowling . . . Likes going to the movies, listening to music, par- tying, being crazy, B. V .... Dis- likes people that think they are too good for other people, rainy days . . . Going to school for Data Processing. NANCY ANDESKIE October I9 Nan . . . Welp, Iife's not a bowl of Cheereo's . . . Likes I. T., rainy nights, black umbrellas, Utah mountains, nature, snow, a wild life, fireplaces, warm hearts, tall, dark and handsomes, horses, the ocean, mellow, sunny days, hot sand, little babies and Fred, Mr. Crane and Mildeaus . . . Dislikes cruel and uncouth people, boredom, and English . . . Future plans include college and owning a Mercedes sports car. THOMAS B. APPLEGATE February I5 App . . . I don't know . . . Football, Key Club, Ski Club . .. Likes skiing, long weekends, james Gergens, McBarker, Driving the Boat, the mountains, toga party, Yes, Genesis, and Nectar . . . Dislikes have no gas, moving trees, home-made wine, the Klan Road, getting up early, Middle- sex cops, and disco . . . College Bound. RAHMAN ALI May 20 Rex . . . All ugly people should be shot . . . Likes tennis, the martial arts, and indomitable women . . . Dislikes fruitcakes, knuckleheads iincluding punksl, skunks and ugly people ...Plans being the next Bruce Lee. RONNIE A. AMBROSE March 5 Brose . . . Are you serious?, Pour more beerl, Bud dog! . . . Baseball, Football, Ski Club, and Key Club . . . Likes every- thing, drinking, getting gooned, the Speski mobile, O' B'S Parking lot with G. H. and l. Z., Hawaii, Florida, Bad Company, I'm ready for love, nice tan, young ladies, his pal, and figuring out M. M .... Dislikes crashing into snow drifts while skiing, Mr. RaIko's office, working late, passing out, and the Stash . . . Plans building hotels in Florida. I know you guys well enough to know not to believe you. ILisa Stradal FRANCINE C. APRIL October I6 Fran .. . Ya know . . . Works at FSQC . . . Likes laughing, having fun, smiling faces, happy people, being with friends, spring, loud- out and stay, C. T .... Dislikes stuck up people, being alone, depressing days, and waiting . . . Future includes whatever comes next, having a lot of fun, and being with C. T. BARBARA ANN ARROWSMITH September 12 Smitty . . . Yeah right! Rate that tush! ...Chorus Treas., Bel Cantos, Ensemble group, Band, Psychology Club, German Club, Student Council, jerry Davis Center, Spanish Club, and 4-H . .. Likes Canada '77, King Kool, rating tushes, poetry in motion, Stairway to Heaven, Chorus and band trips, Smitty did it . .. Dislikes two-faced people, snobs, and having nothing to do . . . Future in nursing. MARC I. AWTRY November4 Autch . . . Skip it . . . Stage Band, Gonna Fly Now Marching and Concert Bands, Track, Foot- ball . . . Likes Kathy, busting around with leskie and the guys, Gergins, Washington '78, windows at Princeton, Tea Street, playing the drums, the shore, ELP con- certs,C.B.,P.S.,l2!2f77,l0l8f78 . . . Dislikes rainy days at the shore, woods at Rider, H. B., 8120178 . . . Future includes col- lege and playing the drums. CONSTANCE BARBER April 26 Connie . . . N. H. S., Z-Club, French Club, ECHO, Gold Double B . . . Likes lerry,Stinecoaster,4 in the front, D's astroturf, Turn- pike Drive-in, the mountains, FIoyd's, chocolate chip ice cream, cats, Chinese food, summer '78, red lights, talking and laughing with the girls, French I with Mrs. Young . . . Dislikes walking from Somerville with Debby, cute things, gimmicks, being in a bad mood . . . Future plans include nursing. '.... ' ' f ' I tr - M 1 .,,,v' is Q 5 ' If 1 5 Don't tell me to smile! lt's Monday, this book is boring, and my back hurts from this chair. fZora Kolevskil BRIAN BARBATI August 19 Cool Cat . . . The Fonz . . . Manager of basketball team . . . Likes football and listening to music . . . Future maintenance worker. KENNETH FRED BARNA April I9 K. B., Kenny What What . . . What? . . . Varsity Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Key Club, Boy Scouts, Geology Club Treas. . . . Likes R. C. M., Gergins, The Van, BB with the Guy, music, sports, camping, and eating . . . Dislikes two-faced people, rainy weekends, losing, being grounded, and people who don't pay up... College bound or the Navy. LISA ANN BEDNER August 21 Lease . . . Don't Look Back . .. Employed by Somerset County Daycare . . . Likes summers at Mommy Baabs, the good times with Bink, Steve Cauthen, the Kentucky Derby, Queen, Aero- smith, parties, The Song Remains The Same, R846 with Chris, working with children, Robert Plant, fortune cards, and having time to herself . . . Dislikes busy phone lines, the Beatles, Thurs- days, having Yes nightmares, making plans, and school . . . Future undecided. DIANE M. BISCHOF August 18 Di . . . I don't know . . .Likes partying with Doof at 3 bridges, being with C. S., getting wasted with Sally,92 FM, and night train . . . Dislikes people who think they're better than others . . . Plans to live a happy life and stay with C. S. SX gs SARAH L. BECK October5 Sally, Sal, Int . . . Ujiggers, the cops, 24, Darien, will you please shut up! . .. Employed at E. L. Belli Agency . . . Likes getting wasted with Diane, being with Orie, Mr. Spain . . .Dislikes unexpected phone calls, manual steering, people who constantly pick, the new attendance policy . . . Future plans are secretarial work, traveling, and the unex- pected. DOUGLAS MICHEAL BORELLI May 27 Say What? . . . V. P. of P. F. . . . Likes Aerosmith, Meatloaf, the Pirates 84 Cowboys, driving his sister's Camaro, Fisher's lsland, playing night basketball with Gary, Bruce 81 joe, bike riding in the rain, and Vettes . . . Dislikes Fords, going to school when it's snowing, and warm milk . . . College bound. KATHY L. BECKER February 3 Becks . . . Hey, What's up? . .. Softball, Volleyball . . . Likes riding in the Beck's Mobile, party- ing, The Pond, Meatloaf, Zep- pelin, Charlie's, hanging around Hi-Tams 84 the park, being with good friends . . .Dislikes Monday mornings, no money, P. M. S., study halls, stuck-up people, Summer of '76, rainy days, working on weekends, getting the car fixed . . . Enjoyed Science with Koup 84 Martin . . . College bound. l jOANN DOROTHY BREYAN August 21 Any handsomesi Wanna rastle?, lO-4 . . . C. O. E. . .. Likes Leos, Virginia, cruisin' with Gayle, Slow-Ride, disco, dan- cing, green, tiger-eyes, lions, Mateuse 84 Lancers, HClC Broad- way, B84B eyed lifeguards, motor- cycles, canoeing, camping, R. A., you must be crazy or half insane, just what l needed, and classes with the male chauvinist . . . College bound. l KATHLEEN HELEN BENDLER january 31 Kathy. . . Wo Billy, Hey Riff .. . Employed by The Nut House . . . Likes the R. H. P. S., tunafish, partying, Summer of '77, sloe gin fizzes, Trans-Ams, blue jeans, laughing, water skiing, motor- cycles, Mick jagger, the Rolling Stones, summertime, and parties at Luke's . . . Dislikes waiting for people, blackberry brandy, seeing people spit, aggravation, and broken promises . . . Plans to become a nurse and make the best out of life. DONNA MARIE BODNAR july 27 Flag Squad, Z Club, Sub-juniors, French Club, NHS-Vice-Pres., Gold BB . . . Likes Pep, Funny bones, painting underpasses, Colonial Park, first snow falls, talking, Who had hamburger?, classes with Mrs. Young and Mr. Gram . . . Dislikes grumps, Killer 'Punch Night, the corner of Vosseller Ave., and High St .... College bound. ALAN C. CARASONI September 20 Al Toby . . . Auh?, What you say? . . . Likes hunting with Scott, Deb, lunch pass with Hole- man and D. R., Zee Rolling Stones, Led Zep, Aerosmith, lt's only Rock n' Roll, parties, 100 Footers, Stone Bone, Downtown, flamer of comfort, Laws, canoeing with O. R. 81 Die, Time to go Back, B. B. B. Club, Star Star, Metals and Elec. Shop . . . Dislikes the picture you're looking at, whips, cars that don't run perfectly, Del- mondo, B. B. P. D., warm Mol- sons, the System, the needle on empty . . . Electrician and staying out of trouble. jUDlTH ANN CASSEBAUM November 19 Cass . . . That's life . . . Soft- ball Team, Employed at Chitch's . . . Likes G. A., cruising around, French fries, Sundays, jackson Brown, Art with Mr. Miller, typing, having a good time, and bustin' around . . . Dislikes stuck- up people, rainy days, homework, and weekends without plans .. . Future includes G. A., Art School, and being happy. '92-v New' .., I L , , T? 1--ag V . l ,... . 1 1. ,lk 2 , ,lr g,,, -.l. 1, BEVERLY ANN BURTON September 20 Bev . . . Ooh Baby! . . . Z Club, Ski Club, Cheerleader, Employed at Drug Fair... Likes R. K., the shore, parties, 612178, drive-ins, Church St., Gee, your hair smells terrific, Datsun 280-Z's, Tan- go long talks with good friends, California . . .Dislikes rainy days. Monday mornings, being sick, and sitting home alone on weekends . . . College Bound. l DONALD CLARK November4 Dandy . . . Latin Club, Drama Club, Ski Club, BB Rescue Squad Cadet Corps, SEARCHLIGHT, P. F. Pres., N. H. S., Geology Club, magician and prestidigitator . . . Likes Fisher's lsland, oil painting, performing magic, Maine, climbing, skiing, animals, fishing, friendly people, classes with Miss Em, Mr. Pug, Mr. Finn and Mr. Burnett . . . Dislikes history and being nervous in front of an audience . . . Plans to study Biology and Veterinary Medicine. MICHAEL ROBERT CALDARARO November 11 Mike . . . Freshman football ... Likes Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Yes, The Who, Oakland Raiders, Philadelphia Phillies, and Mechan- ical Drawing . . . Dislikes Denver Broncos, L. A. Dodgers and disco . . . Future undecided. LOREEN COOPER November 23 Tutti. . . Sike, Be for real . . . Basketball, Softball, roller skating . . . Likes going places, being with Eric, parties, playing Hot Line with the girls, drinking, listening to Enchantment, Foxy, Parlia-- ment, and the lsley Brothers . . . Dislikes two-faced people, people who think they are better than others, and going to the doctor. .. Plans to get married and raise a big family. jOHN MICHAEL CARUSO April 4 john Caroo . . . Hyperspas, Where's justin? . . . Marching and Concert Bands, SEARCH- LIGHT, A. V. I. P., captain B. B. Rescue Squad Cadet Corps . . . Likes Boston, cruisin' in the ol' '62 Chevy, fishing, XR, Boston, Canada and Washington, D. C. band trips with Mr. Tenore, Chemistry with Mr. Pug., and lit . . . Dislikes band '78-'79 . . .Col- lege Bound. LAURA L. CHAMBERLAIN August 17 Z Club, Sub-juniors, French Club, German Club, Colorguard . . . Likes Stone Harbor, roses, the lake, painting the underpass, Who had hamburgers? Enjoyed French with Madame Young, C'est la pied! . . . Dislikes killer punch and getting tickets . . . College Bound. s l LAURA MARIE CORBY February 28 Corb . . . Z Club, Sub-lrs., Gold BB, Latin Club, employed at B. B. Town Shop . . . Likes the shore, Stone Harbor, painting the underpass, classes with Miss Emhoff and Mr. Puglia, Who had hamburger? . . . Dislikes Killer Punch night, working Saturdays, and Analysis.. . College bound. VICTORCORBO October4 Vic . . . Student Council Executive Board, Latin Club, Key Club, Track, French Club, Art Club, Gold BB, and ECHO . . . Likes sleeping late, disco, painting, the Yankees, partying, eating, Fleet- wood Mac, the shore, English with Mrs. Trautwein, and Latin with Miss Em . . . Dislikes getting up early, homework, imitations, and pushy people . . . College bound. fr , :f'+f'if 'fl 2 , The hardest part of playing the drums is carrying them. lMarc Awtryl Copying homework is almost as hard as doing it. iloe Porambol jUDY LYNN CURTIS April 2 Mouth . . . lt's great, Cute! . . . Chorus, Band, CYO, employed at Somerset Hospital . . . Likes Little Italy, lon and Nate, getting Linda in trouble, the front porch, South Brook, ice teas, rowdy people, disco, Zipping and Moon, Beach, Virginia, Mr. Franzyshen, Mr. Finnerty, Mrs. Cicerelle, and hanging with the lensens . .. Dis- likes school, vandalism, winter, and stuck-up people . . . Future plans include nursing and afamily. IOSE H. CRUZ November 21 Speedy . . . Works at Somer- set Publishing Company . . . Likes soccer, disco dancing, drive- in movies, and the beach . . . Dis- likes the Cosmos, Kiss, and Rock . . . Future architect or civil engineer. GREGORY lOHN DePAOLO September 12 Working is your best bet . . . SC-Rep., Gold BB, Key Club, Baseball . . . Likes disco, clean cars, Cowboys, P. A. F., water- skiing, Am. Nat. ll with Mr. Herder, people, doing favors . . . Dislikes dances with bands, big mouths, and users . . . College bound. CHRISTOPHER DRISCOLL March 16 Dribs, Drabs . . . l got juiced . . . Key Club, Student Council . . . Likes Bosox, gambling, loung- ing around, Lowenbrau, Fleet- wood Mac, Ronstadt, busting around with Gibfat, Porker, Burn- out, Doof, Spaz, Mach, Whitey, Woody, Weggins . . . Dislikes Yanks, getting upset, arguing, English, competition among peers ...College bound. GEORGE BETTS DeLONG june 6 l'm so proud of myself . . . Likes tennis, going to the movies, being around friends and family, New York, and Great Adventure . . . Dislikes people trying to be someone they're not, cold weather, and being bored . . . Plans going to work. LAURIE JOAN DeSlATO November 19 Barb, what are we gonna do to- night? . . . Likes sleeping, clothes shopping, jewelry, A. C.'s pick-up truck, summer, getting a tan, ham burgers, having money, straw- berries, puppies, bike riding,eating donuts 3rd period, and classes with Mr. Herder and Mr. Bauer . . . Dislikes sleeping late, home- work, cold weather, getting a cold, nosey people, cavities, losing things, gaining weight, and Sun- days . . . Future in Fashion Buying or Accounting. MICHAEL JAMES DeROSA luly 29 St. Mary's C. Y. O. Basketball . . . Likes all sports, gym class, N. Y. Yankees, bowling, and metal shop . . . Future in Law Enforcement. PAUL ANDREW DURA October 6 P. D .... Carpe Diem, Wie geht'S? . . . N. H. S., SEARCH- LIGHT Ed., Gold BB, Student Council Treas., A. V. l. P. Direc- tor, Band, Choir, German Club Treas., Latin Club, Boys' State Delegate, Society of Distinguished American High School Students .. . Likes hot fudge sundaes, bike rides, musicals, disco, Barry Mani- low, Could lt Be Magic, lit., XR, band trips, classes with Dr. Bebo, Mr. Stearns, Miss Em, and Mr. Finnerty . . . Dislikes rainy days, hypocrisy, and economics ...College bound. lEFFREY ALAN DeLONG june 6 jeff . . . You Creep . . . Likes Lindsay Wagner, Art with Miss Davitt, movies, tennis, T. V., working at Camp jotoni ...Dis- likes stuck-up people who think they are better than others, getting up early, unhappy people, people who make stupid remarks about his being a twin . . . Further education or work. HELEN DiDATO luly 27 . Fuzz . . . What's up? . . . Likes Bob, partying, hanging around at Cathy's, busting with Donna, B. T. l., Yankees, Truckin', Grateful Dead, Frampton, the shore, McDonalds, Paradise, going over the root's . . . Kiss Me . . . Dislikes staying in, rain, Mondays, no car or gas, stuck-up people, not finding Lindsay or Billy . . . Enjoyed History with Mr. Fran . . .College bound. l jOANNE CAROL EADS May 28 joanie . . . God save the Queen, It gets better every time, lf you only knew . . . Student Council, N. H. S., Gold Double B, Business Club,PhotoClub, ECHO, A. V. Staff, employed at B. B. Memorial Library . . . Likes playing flute, La Cinquantaine, A. V., photography, Scottish broques, accounting, and Brigadoon 77 . . . Dislikes not enough time, people who are always late, and people who let you down . . . Future includes bookkeeping and Scotland. Dear joe since this class is so boring, l thought l'd drop you a line. ROBIN RENEE ENALLS December 20 Byrd . . . I'm telling you! . .. Likes going to parties, being with the girls, eating fast foods, having talks with Wayne, scary movies, going to the park, having Tutti for a cousin, and Lost and Turned Out by the Whispers... Dislikes phoney people, people who think they are better than others, going through changes to get something, getting up at 6:00 for school and gaining weight . . . College bound. BRUCE jAMES EDWARDS March 6 Eds . . . Today, Tomorrow, and Forever . . . N. H. S., Gold BB . . . Likes Novas, Foreigner,staying out late, and Corinne ... Dislikes Servomation, Mondays, and Bud . . . plans include college, love and marriage. GEORGETTE EDWARDS August 4 George ... Huh? . . . Business Club, MYF, candystriper . . . Likes boating, music, horseback riding, little children, being with friends, and cruising in her car . . . Dislikes abused animals and being forced to do things . . . Future in the Air Force. DON ELIK july 20 Likes Cosmos, playing soccer, going down the shore, Fleetwood Mac, Billy joel, jethro Tull, and lots of snow ...Dislikes KISS . .. Plans going to college and be- coming a draftsman. LOIS ANN EPPS August 13 Shorty . . . Suff-er . . . Likes Ron, roller skating, driving, Rolling Stones, Meatloaf, having a good time with her friends, nursing, and going to the beach . . . Dis- likes two-faced people, getting up early, taking gym, and rainy weekends . . . Plans to become a nurse. PHIL ESCOVER August3 Bluto . . . Teacher's assistant at Vo-Tech, fishing, camping . . . Likes football, swimming, and weight lifting . . . Dislikes Math and English . . . Future electrician. PATRICIA GERALYN FAGAN March 24 French Club, Nike Club, Z Club, C. Y. O., Gold BB, S. C. Rep .... Likes sailing, the shore, long sum- mers, camping, French with Mrs. Young, L. I. P. with Mrs. Shaw .. . . . Dislikes rainy days at the shore, puddles, two-faced people ...College bound. DONNA ROSE FALLIS December5 Oh brother, that's icky! . . . Business Club Treas., ECHO, Psychology Club . . . Likes Ala- bama, snowy nights, pigging out with D. B., chocolate chip mint ice cream, Pintos, Things We Do For Love, History with Mr. Fran, and steno with Mrs. K. . . . Dislikes getting up early for school, gym and party-poopers . . . Future in the business field or college. MICHELE DENISE FAZEKAS February 3 Hips, Misch . . . Where's Michael? . . . C. O. E. Club, worked at F. N. S. B. W. I .... Likes washing clothes, being with Michael, having a good time, acting crazy, and cruising with Linda . . . Dislikes getting in the right car but with the wrong guy, cold hands, and B. B. H. S. . .. Future includes getting married to Michael and living wherever. IACK EUSTACE November 27 Tennis, M. N. B .... Likes tennis, Bahamas, head music, Floyd, Parsons, Gilmour, WNEW 102.7, S. G. P., munching out, Illlll 78, I. R. A., A. A. A., classes with Mr. Franz, money, and PDP's . . . Dislikes physical people, cold, snow, winter, disco, macho men, sweating, rowdie parties, and no license . . . College bound. Q- And I could have had a V-81 lloanne Perusichl PAUL FERNICOLA May 23 Fern . . . Everything's under con- trol . . . Skiing, hunting, flipping cars on their roofs, and working on cars with Greg and Scott... Likes Molsen, Firebirds, ELO, and the Stones . . . Dislikes Bridge- water cops, Mountain Ave., Island Road, hitting and paying for tele- phone poles, slow starting Trans, and riding in Holeman's car . . . College bound. DALE M. FORD November29 Wrestling, Key Club, Geologv Club . . .Likes munching out, the view, beating Somerville and Roselle Park, listening to john Denver, camping, hiking, Biology with Mr. Pug and History with Mr. Herder . . . Dislikes beat parties, not eating, and PCOPIC who think they're too good . . . Plans to move to Colorado and have a good life. BRUCE Z. FRIEDMAN September 21 Zac . . . Heyl . . . ludea,T. Y., Gizbar, the office, employed at Lilaine's . . . Likes Springsteen, discovering good music, hiking, Bosox, San Diego, abusing Howie, busy weekends, rowdie home- rooms, going out with judea boys, good concerts, LIP, soccer, sleepover parties, good conversa- tions, traveling, and conventions . . . Dislikes supercilious people, arguments, and Springsteen haters . . . College bound and a year in Israel. LAWRENCE OVID FRANK GAMBINO October28 Larry Hi, ladies Thespian Society . . . Likes com- munications, Ulaggaty lagger, Bridgewater, blue eyes, simultane- ous phonc calls, Squale's family, Squale, Stymee, Ervings, homeroom concerts, Deano and Poppers, Mrs. S, getting down with grove, and sudden day dreams Dislikes quiet home- rooms, the blues, and ignorance . . . Fulure includes becoming an actor or left cornerback. BRIAN H. GIBBS December 31 lt is not reason to never yield to reason, Carmen . . . V. Tennis, Football, Vice Pres. S.C., Gold BB Likes Floyd, Time, Rarsons, class with Mr. Herder, calc. with Stearns, Dostoyevski, Neshanic with certain individuals, Rudy jordache image . . . Dislikes paying for porches . . . Law and politics. CARL FRANZETTI November8 Otie . . . Tennis, Key Club, Latin Club, Gold BB, Geology Club, Var. Club, Pres. H.H.S., S.C. Rep .. . Likes tennis, Eric Anderson, Dan Fogelberg, Gordon Lightfoot, New York City, Alfa Romeos, reading, piano, classes with Miss Emhoff, Mr. Herder, and Mr. Stearns . . . Dislikes Rednecks and Liberals . . . College bound. MARY THERESA GALLAGHER April 9 Mary, Terri, Theresa . . . What? COE, employed by Drs. Perl, Strausfeld, and Kasper . . . Likes daydreaming, listening to music, meeting people, parties, and having fun . . . Dislikes stuck-up people, rumors, and being depressed . . . future plans include attending business school or going directly to work. DEBRA ANN GANNONE january 30 Deb . . . Likes going to Lafayette School with D. M., being with A. C., riding around in the mountains, parties, Aerosmith, Foghat, Zeppelin, going to the shore, getting out of school as early as possible, and english with Mr. Kruzel Dislikes Monday mornings, rainy days, not having anything to do, waiting, the name Rabbit, stuck-up people, and con- ceited people ... future includes finishing school, going to work, and whatever comes next. GAIL MARIE GILLY May 15 Kink no. l Yeah Well, Moo, Flag Squad Captain, Nike Club Sec-Trea., N. H. S., Z-Club, ECHO, S.C., Gold BB Likes traveling, pickles, Kansas, Randolph Rd., 49's, p. p. foot- ball, gin and tonic, hanging with the kinks, Strawberry Hill, 4l2lf78, the Corolla, painting underpasses, T. B. G .... Dislikes rain, Tullo Rd., getting up early, bugs, band 78-79 College bound. DIANE I. GOMBEDA April 9 Kink no. 2 . . . Yeah sure . . . N.H.S., Gold BB, Senior Class Sec., Z Club, Majorette Captain, Girls' State Alt., Dance Club, Student Council, ECHO Student Life Ed., Nike Club, Ski Club, Business Club, Latin Club, C. Y. O., Prom Comm., Band Treasurer Likes the shore, 6l2l78, drive-ins, dancing, 49's, Strawberry Hill, snowy nights, Randolph Road, Meatloaf, Foreigner, pizza and hanging with the kinks . .. Dislikes rainy days and getting up early . . . College bound. ROSANNE MARIE GRAY April 12 Rox Can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em . . . ELYSIUM Editor, ECHO, N. H. S., Field Hockey, Cross Country, honorary member of SNBBA . . . Likes 5l12f78, Mod Squad, surprises, painting bridges, Molson Golden, deadends, Arthur 84 Passaic, Miracles, yellow Fiats, ELP, Renaissance,spending money, Riunite, being with Ant . . . Dislikes being broke, ditches, bright flashlights, rotten romances . . . Plans include college and travelling. KATHERINE GREEN October 13 Kink no. 3 . . . Moo 2, P, S. S. Time . . . Drama, Chorus Likes partying with Robin, Mimi, and the Kinks, giving parties, Miller, Gail's Corolla, Football season '77, Dreams, Randolph Rd., tahut, piece, Seaside '78, chicken wings, 360's with Candie and Holly on Windsor, Wo-oh and the 49ers Dislikes flat tires on Ferguson Rd., Tullo Rd., Springer's driving, and party wreckers Future cosmetol- ogist and actress. CYNTHIA ANN GUYDOS March 1 Cindy Flag Squad Co-Capt., Concert Band, Marching Band, N. H. S., Student Council, French Club, Gold BB . . . Likes Little Boys, Pep, college shirts, Middlesex Park 84 I. D.'s, elephants, '67 Fords, Band Camp, Band Trip Stunts, Spruce Run .. . Dislikes Dead Man's curve, break- ing-up, Q-tips, phoney and stuck- up people ... Employed at FIoyd's Fabrics Future as an Airline Stewardess. NANCY MARIE GRAEBENER December19 Grabs I don't think, I didn't realize Basketball, Softball, Field Hockey, Tennis, CYO, Swim Team, Z Club, Band- French Horn Likes cruisin' with Coz and Fred, Coaches Yuzuick 84 Augis, camping, bas- ketball, softball, field hockey, tennis Dislikes brownies, Mondays, canceled games, Fred working nights . . . College bound. CRAIG GRECO November 23 Grec . . . That's Outrageous . . . Geology Club, Key Club, N. H. S., Gold BB, Basketball, Alligator Wrestling Likes 4 wheeling, taming butterflies, summer nights, biking Dislikes work, con- frontation, leftovers on Fridays, braces, retainers, scandals Electrical Engineering. FRANCIS X. GUMERLOCK October 24 Dy . .. Enjoyed Latin with Miss Emhoff Likes The Rolling Stones, having a good time, get- ting guzzed, shotguns, body rushes, doing things, going places, good weather, Wo Betties, good music, Patti Smith concerts, camping, canoeing, and many more things too numerous to mention . . . Plans to be a success. DIANE HARABIN April 13 Har, Harry, Harold Hey, what's up? Softball, The Club Likes Wo Billy's, cruisin' in the truck and the Maz mobile, parties over Luke's, camp- ing, motorcycles, the R. H. P. S., Rif-Raf, Mr. Koup, History with Mr. Fran . . . Dislikes waiting, Uncle Danny, What's that smell?, being short . . . Future plans include work and hunting down her main man. Senior Class Officers-Treasurer Angel Longo, President Pg Steinhauser, Vice President Maureen Yanchuk, Secretary Diane Gombeda DAWN HENDERSHOT October9 Moved from Bridgewater where she was involved in Field Hockey, Track, Student Council, and Spanish Club Involved at B. B.H.S. in Z Club and Sub- jrs .... Dislikes people who pick you up late . . . Future undecided. MARVIN LEE HICKMAN October9 Hick Check it out Track, Karate Likes girls, parties, disco, soul-rock music, sleeping in Mark's closet, being alone with the girl he likes, hangin' at Hi-tam's until two, and sleeping 'till the afternoon Dislikes stuck-up girls, English, rainy Mondays, and beat week- ends . . . Plans to enter a branch of the service or go straight to work. MARILYN HARRIS May 25 Har . . . Your what hurts? Go for it . . . Employed at Mid-Man, Gymnastics, Cheerleader, Ski Club, Art Club Likes The Club, painting and drawing, ringer, San Francisco, Yes, R. H. P. S., skiing, Franken- Furter, Halloween '76, being with Him, Zippin and lammin, parties at Luke's, Sweet Trans- vestites, and having fun Dislikes cold feet, being tickled, waiting, and Calling the Cows . . . Future includes art school. BRENDA DOROTHY HENDERSON October 4 Hot Stuff . . . Say what . . . C. O. E .... Likes cruisin' with Dar, Denise, and Mish, Somerset, Barry, F. T. I. P., the woods with L. H., lunch pass, Andy and john, Thunderbirds, Trans Am, 7ll 8178, and classes with Mr. Franzyshen, Mr, Morano, and Mr. Calderone . .. Dislikes getting up early, Mondays, gym at the field, school, and English . .. Future in the business field. PAUL ANDREW HEAVEY August 8 Dinty Moore, Altitude, jim jagger's Brother . . . Hey Linda, who's going for beer? Likes partying, doing a doob, cruising around, camping, the Stones, Patti Smith, being with friends, sunrise parties, cars that run right, and vans . . . Dislikes people who think they're better than every- one else, warm stale beer, seeds, flat tires, B. B. P. D .... Future plans are to go West. GARY SCOTI' HOATS November I3 Gator . .. Oh, Really Key Club, Geology Club . . . Likes the U. S. Schnapps team, partyin' at the Twilight Zone, Hot Legs, Molson maniacs, Jaguars, MGB's, Eagles, Donut Queens, Bennie and the lets, and Uncle Reggie .. . Dislikes disco dancin' dudes, wishing-well fools, Meatloaf, cold showers, inflated egos, boring conversations with lmps . . .Plans to study criminology. LAURA HORNER Augustll Aunt Laura ... Where we going, San? Employed at Mondello's Likes being with M. B., l Never Cry, Two Out of Three Ain't Bad, Bob Dylan, getting the car, making pizza, rum and Coke, smoking Newpees, classes with Koup, Miss Crew, and busting with Mrs. Viswat Dislikes warm beer, waking up, getting hassled by B. B.P. D. at 9:00 Future plans include working, traveling, and maybe going back to school. CHARLES E. HUGHES December 14 Chuck . . . Take it easy, Ah, c'mon ...Concert and Marching Bands, jazz Ensemble, S.C., ECHO, SEARCHLIGHT, Track, UAP, MRA . . . Likes Chinese fire drills, cruisin' in Gold Five, lit., band trips, autumn, private parties, 3-day weekends, LA Rams, the Navy and performing at the Garden State Art Center in '77 . . . Dislikes pop-quizzes, cold weather and Dallas Cowboys .. . Future plans include serving in the Navy. GREG HOFFMAN july 31 Holeman Shut up, Helen . .. fishing, trapping, working on cars with Scott and Paul . . . Likes Yankees, Molson, working on cars with Trues, lunch pass with Toby, the Stones, Zeppelin, ELO, 350 Chevy's, 289 Fords Dislikes go-carts that don't run, Red Sox, totaled Mustangs, warm Molson, B. B. cops, Delmondo, and fixing Fern's car . . . Future mechanic. TERRY A. HORWATT August 6 French Club . . . Likes joe, 12-5-76, her motorcycle rides on Pa. Mts., stock car races, Camaros 84 Vettes, horseback riding, the country, shopping, pizza, having the weekend off, disco, Love So Right, ELO, Night in the City, enjoyed French with Madame Young . . . Dislikes hearing a sad song when she's down . . . College and a happy marriage. Look, up in the sky! lt's a bird! It's a plane! lt's Christopher Reeves! iDonna Bodnarj JOSEPH S. HUSZAR june 10 joe, Huz Hair . .. l hear ya, That's out, Wilbur Ski Club, works at Fiedville Farms, camping, and Hungarian Drinking Team Likes parties at the Twilight Zone, the shore, M. G.'s, Sabbath, Stones, Zeppelin, Yes concerts, drawing with john lBaldyj for 4 years, being with Dawn H., Mich., O. j., and vodka Dislikes warm milk in the morning, warm Mich. in the even- ing, the Beatles, and KISS Future electrician. BILL HOWELL january 25 Pepe ...Likes Sunshine 84 Sonny, Pafwing, The Night Bird, The Rocky Mountain Way, meadows, Lunies on the grass, Quadro- phenia, Yossarian, CATCH 22, Vegas, full tanks, unique experi- ences, Analysis with Mr. Stearns . .. Employed at the Bootery 84 Bucky's . . . College bound. 1 i ANTHONY IZZO March 25 Ant . .. Oh yeah .. .Key Club, employed at Somerset Publishing Company . . . Likes driving sports cars, the shore, wines, having the right angle, being with Rosanne, and class with Mr. Colvenbach . . . Dislikes being called jerry and working . . . Future undecided. SANDRA LYNN IACOB luly 21 San Really? Works at Mondello's . .. Likes M.N., Can't Live If Living ls Without You, rum and coke, smiling, concerts, eating, hanging around with Laura,Trina, and Robin, and sleeping late Dislikes warm beer, foam, Latin, being pinched, ironing, and forgotten promises . . . Future includes working and traveling. NEAL IMPELLIZERI june 17 Fric That's creative .. Imperial Magnavox Salesman . . . Likes to mellow out, To write, cold rain, KCSNJ, Excelsor, skiing at the summer place, Sea and Sand, odds and sods, Resort International, The System, con- certs, the city, jazz, Deja vu for long periods of time, and classes with Mr. Herder Dislikes AM radio, the routine Egelloc dnuob. IERRY IZZO March 25 Key Club, employed at Somerset Publishing Company .. . Likes driving sports cars, Connie, classes with Mr. Colvenbach and Mr. Luenberger, red lights, Summer '78, lunch at 1. R.'s, eating apples, and wearing vests . . . Dislikes being called Anthony Future undecided. 'WW 5 , ei. ,.,, X . ,V J J . Na-nool Na-noo! llanet Kaminskyl IANETIESKIE Septemberi Ian . .. That's Out! You wait, Shut-up ... C. O. E., employed at Fish-n-Chips Likes lack, cruisin' in '56 Chevy, swimming, bicycling, fooling around, Stairway to Heaven, Pink Floyd, and Hot Blooded '78, outdoors Dislikes get- ting up early, rainy days, Mondays, conceited people, liars, city, gym, and history Plans include business school, traveling, and marriage. PASQUALE IZZO May 11 Squale You know what I mean Football, Monday Night Basketball, Varsity BB . . . Likes football, basketball, going out to clubs, meeting people, out of town women, the Stones, Animal House, home-made wines, and Rt. 31 Dislikes driving with App's, Big T's uncle, getting up early for school, and bad parties . . . Plans on going to college or working to becomf rich. ...wr-H ' s 'l'm looking, but l don't see any snow clouds above this truck. lRoseanne Srayl IANET A. KAMINSKY November 22 Dawn, do you have the keys? XC, Track Business Club, Spanish Club, COE-V. P., Employed at Vectronics Micro- wave Corp .... Likes partying, cruisin with Dawn, the shore, Firebirds, tennis, Squires, drink- ing contests with Ducky, K. G. and the girls, coffee ice cream, Dr. Pepper, 7l27f78 . . . Dislikes rainy days, getting up early, driving up curbs and Earth Science with Mr. Koup Plans include business school. l . L MICHELE ANN KEIN March i4 Mish Gross me out Employed at the Brook Theatre .. . Likes talking and cruisin' with Sandy, Brenda, and Barbara, 'lThe Brook, Fridays, Saturdays, Andy, and The Farm Dis- likes being called Ginny, Mondays, stuck-up people, and waiting for people Future in the Service. MICHAEL IOHNSON june li We created it, let's take it over. . . . Likes partying with Denise and Pattie, and attending concerts . .. Dislikes having a skip in an album and forgetting about tests . . . hopes to attend college, buy a stereo, perform, and meet Pattie in person. DARIEN ARDITH KEES August 25 Dar, Babe ... What? ...Gold BB, Spanish Club, Gymnastics Club, Nurses Staff, employed by Katek, lnc .... Likes Colonial Park with Brett, partying with Sal 'and Orie, Smokey white walls, TNT, Queen, The Lemon Song, Shattered, the shore, '65 Nova, and Babe . . . Dislikes 915178, getting up early, stuck-up people . . . Future plans include college, -marrying Brett, and living a great life together. IUDITH ANNE JUZWIAK February 25 ludy SEARCHLIGHT Ed., French Club, German Club, Sub- lrs., ELYSIUM staff, National Honor Society, Gold BB . . . Likes Floyd's, Yankees 84 Thurm, Colonial Park, rainy days, lethro Tull, Mark, German with Mrs. Shada and English with Mrs. Trautwein Dislikes the Red Sox., Margrace, chained toilet paper, boring study halls, and floods . . . College bound. i MARK F. KELLY june 28 Martin, Kelly Time to get out the boots . . . jaguars, Soft- ball, employed at GAF Likes the shore, girls, Queen, Kansas, softball, the barn, long weekends, a lot of money and cold Mic . . . Dislikes being broke, rainy week- ends, stuck-up people, getting up early on weekends, stalling on the Queen's Bridge .. Future includes college and accounting work. ANNE VERONICA KILCOYNE September 18 ECHO Editor-ln-Chief, N. H.S., Gold BB, Business Club Pres., Psych. Club Pres., Z. Club, Flag Squad, Student Council, Girls' Citizenship lnstitute Alternate . . . Likes driving, the city, the beach in the evening, Spain '76, music, restaurants, The Things We Do for Love, Accounting, Steno with Mrs. K., and My Way . . . College bound. JOANNE KEMP April 20 Who cares Spanish Club, employed by lohans0n's Bakery . .. Likes the mountains, big houses, Michelob, cruisin' around, Earth Science with Mr. Koup, Spanish with Mrs. Hagon Dislikes snotty people and rainy weekends College bound to become a Spanish translator. No way, Mary, l'm not throwing my sandwich. l'm hungry! lFran Gumerlock and Mary Panariellol THOMAS M. KINLAW june 21 Tom, Dr. K .... Yo Stank, Not B-A-D ... St. Mary's Monarchs Basketball, member of Route 31 Club, employed at Archie's Men's Shop Likes good clothes, summer, the Stones, Patti Smith group, partying with FX, the Knicks, hanging out with Rims, Disco 92, shooting pool at Pat's, and rapping with the young ladies . . . Dislikes scafes, scruffs, the Park, baseball, beat counts, and being broke . . . Plans checkin' out all the Betties. MARK EMMETT KLUXEN December 20 Emmett . . . When the going gets tough-quit! Are you small? . . . Canada '76, Football, Track, French Club, O'Brien's Baseball, Choir, Ensemble Group . .. Likes Beatles, jammin' with Greg and Chet, ELO, French, drinkin' Kool-Aid with the guys, Oakland Raiders, and Danny and the Mustang Gang . .. Dislikes disco, Travolta clones, super scraps, Steelers, Red Sox, and pups . . . Future includes living off the government and his parents. LAURA IEAN KEOGH july 12 Lori Woe Billy Yo Stank Gymnastics, Cheer- leading, Ski Club, Maz's Mob, Halloween '76, non-RHPS goer zip, working at the Hut House Likes blue eyes, Firebirds, people who smile a lot, pop-o-top, Hulk, the Barn, Mercedes Benz sports coupes . .. Dislikes waiting, paranoid people, crewcuts, staying in, and Halloween '78 . . .College bound. ff-r 'fv- WAYNE ROBERT KIST April 30 Waynemonds . . . What's up? . . . Likes Led Zeppelin, Ted Nugent, fast cars, a beer ball at the train bridge, wild people, nice bikes, song on caught in the act, sleeping, cruising down the shore, concerts, and Foods class . . . Dis- likes beat counts, ugly mugs, disco, rotten days with no trans- portation, running after drinking, Reggie, working nights, and being nagged . . . Plans going to work and getting a Sportster. DAWN L. KRAMER March 24 Dawnie . . . Really?, What?, Yea janet, I got the keys . . . Spanish Club, Business Club, Soft- ball, employed by Dr. Tabourne . .. Likes boots, partying, weekends, cruisin' with janet, shore, Stones, Miss You, 7f27f78, secret rendzevous, Yankees, Haunted Houses . . . Dislikes not remembering, Mets, Cincinnati, Steno, grabby people, and last minute corners College bound. KAREN ELIZABETH KROPLINSKI December I4 Beauty is truth and truth is beauty Art Club, Photog- raphy, Stagecrafters, Ski Club, Dance Club, tennis Likes drawing, movies, Papillion, Obsession, Clockwork Orange, rock stars, army jackets, Rebels, the Beatles, Art with Mr. Miller Dislikes injustice Future art major. ZORICA KOLEVSKI April 4 Zora, Zorba, Pepper . . . How do you do, madame? Cheri, don't tell me, I know! . . . McDonald's staff, Basketball, honorary S. N. B. B.A. member 10044, creator of Chefloza Clan . . . Likes Sinatra, Hubby Sylvester, Madamoiselles, R.C. 84 j., learn- ing to dance with Sonia, relatives in Europe, Monge, Mrs. Fiorella's Italian Food, getting letters, and the barn .. . Dislikes saying good- bye and the haunted house by Tomas . . . Future in foreign languages. CHRISTOPHER R. KRETCH August 9 Golf, Art Club, employed at Town 84 Country Gas . . . Likes partying, Austin Healeys, MG's, The Who, Pink Floyd, Washington Rock . . . Dislikes airheads, people who destroy art, and other Iunatics .. . Enjoyed Art with Miss Davitt . .. Plans include get- ting a high paying job and going to Art School. FRANK P. KOLODIESKI june 26 Sarge X-Country, Golf Likes camping, fishing, reading, making money, Steve Martin, going to New York State, Polish Power, and Yankees . .. Dislikes all kinds of science, 9f22f77, school on snow days, and bald hippies . . . College bound. WILLIAM DAVID KRAUSS May5 Bill Key Club, Ski Club, Tennis, Monday Night Basketball, employed by Efingers Athletics .. . Likes Sharon, partying, skiing, Tom's Brook, long vacations, Algebra with Mr. Bates Dislikes Big Heads, Sparrows Chest, Monday mornings, rain during the winter, getting up early, homeroom with Mr. Burnett... College bound. t'Hurry up and take the picture. I can't fake it much longer. fLee Hickmanj JACQUELINE MARIE KYLES November 13 Kweeler . .. Z-Club, Business Club, Spanish Club, Office assis- tant Likes honesty, bike rid- ing, babysitting, reading, music, partying, soccer, going for a drive Dislikes uneven fingernails, endless typing Future plans include college or an area of ser- vice to obtain computer training. JON JAMES EDWARD LAPINSKI November 23 Hawk ... No problem . . .likes hunting, fishing, riding around, good women, song 84 food, enjoys women who wear dark lipstick and dark nail polish dislikes disco, the society, and people who can't handle themselves Future plans are to find one million dollars. buy an island, and retire there with 1,000 beautiful girls. F e, b ----... ,,,' , 4 ......,..,.,, 51, 4 How do you spell relief? C-U-T-T-I-N-G. lGail Gilly and Kathy' Greenl KAREN ANN LARGEY lunc14 Cross Country, Business Club, Honorary member of S. N. B. B. A., employed by American Cyanamid . . . Likes john, Camaros, Tumul!y's, winter nights, Christmas, African lsland, Chinese fire drills, the mountains, 6l16l78, collies, Riunite, Italian food, the race track, and friends that never change . . . Dislikes the morning after the night before, being bored, the 10:00 o'clock crash in Rosanne's car, 280 Z's that aren'l automatic, and Christmas without snow Future in business. ALICE MARIE LAWSON june16 Has anyone seen the Class of '79 yet? ,..q,g: faq ana' TMP - j 'f vrgma-is , V ega:-R, V. V K -me T. ff l ft, at -2 ' 2. ' -f' ,. H ' 1' '- ... - '?Ef?1.ixi'xgQ,5:4'f- fAf. 4-f rg gfi e , . S: ,fs 1 Ig 0? K ., , . Baia. A -, .t Q S. 5 rt . ,,t.,,a,-:... ., ,, . . f - .ma l ,a.e,,f. 1- -- l 3g..,,.-gang., .qeiel . . C., F cmr iirass- t '- f 'H , f , Q A t il' c- r '- 3:-,, J -rr-e1:m:-N ., --iff ----fm f ,, - -at .fwtgh-5: 14- 472114--Seas Y , .p-Af - ' r' 'iii ' A U f ,... c' . - 2 tg - . H - , ., LT N -A .'-1511 0 Sr. 1. fi f't:EffifT?rl2j :'- if , 1' 'Q' fi- - ' 135' , K 'S 4 ggi... Y. 'fdffttitii ef. l ' 'F as . 5: I K -- .iCg,,gjjjyggfg J JLHQQJZEQ 'V .- J .Q ' f ' s lgfisi. F r W ., . - t ' Q7 e tg.,-su,,.N'-y1,gg,g:.a,:,.. -,auf 5 - - 'ug' ...sa -6 ' .. . , a eavscwgmt- 1 ' A we i s -22:-like - . N Has anyone seen the plane yet? n l guess you had to be there! . Flag Squad, Sub-jrs., French Club, Student Council Likes the first snow, Wildwood, band camp, huskies, riding around, B. T. l., shopping, talking on the phone, being with friends, gossip, sweaters, lifeguard parties . . . Dislikes losing contact lenses, rainy weekends, B. l. C., Mis- understandingsf' traffic jams, hav- ing no money ...College bound. STEPHEN j. LEE March 30 Well you know, hey!, What can I say! . . . Track, X-Country, school mile relay and 880 record holder, Central jersey SSO champ .. . Likes running, going down the shore, the 4 years of homeroom with De and The Kid, good music, being with friends, enjoyed all his classes and teachers Dislikes rainy days, waking up, not coming in first, being down, and long good-byes . . .College bound. KENNETH jAMES LEWIS january 25 Kenny They don't call me the kid for nothing Basket- ball, Track, and Cross Country Likes bugging DeDe, making out. Oakland Raiders, disco, a good laugh, young ladies, home- room with DeDe and Stephen . .. Dislikes being bugged by DeDe, Stephen Lee's fingers, loud women, and Masa College bound. BRUCE LOCKE january 9 Rufas T. Firefly ... Aw, my guitar dusn't wurk . . . Key Club Pres., Baseball, House ReKerz lead vocalist, life member of the International Chumley Society Likes The Pistol, Spring- steen, Lou, Wreckless Eric, Elvis Costello, Dwight Stones, baseball, hurling, S. D. R. and R., Free Bird, the boss, j. R.'s, and Harry Carey Kamikazee . . . Dislikes two by fours... Future U. S. Senator. DEBRA ANN LORE june4 Debby Homecoming Queen S.C., V-Cheerleading Capt., N. H. S., Gold BB, Z Club Treas., Sub-jrs., ECHO Senior Ed., G.C.I., A.A.A., Powder Puff Football Likes Pg, Aunt Theresa's, warm hands, Wash. 3ll6l78, Prom '78, giving palm treatments, cuddling, Harvey Martin, Turnpike Drive-In, Floyd's, and the Stinecoaster . . . Dislikes walking home from Somerville with Connie, humidity, '77, juices, Pricker Beach, high accident areas, gimmicks, cute things, lovers' quarrels, and good-byes College bound. DOMINICA LEWIS April 5 DeDe BBHS Players, French Club President, N. H. S., Thespians, j. V. Cheerleading, Twirling . .. Likes Turnpike Drive-ln, being Co-Captain of Stinecoaster, Floyd's, bugging Kenny, driving up and down the East Coast, homeroom with The Kid and Stephen, Mansfield with C.S., the den, funny bones . . . Dislikes cute things, gimmicks, being hugged by Kenny, being a baby, high accident areas, and the Banana Boat . . . College bound. LOUISE V. LOBBY August ll Lou . . . Anyway . . . Employed by the B. B. CHRONICLE ... Gold BB, N. H. S., C. O. E. Club Pres., Z Club, Nike Club, Sub-jrs., Color Guard, Band, Student Council, jr. Class Sec .... Likes Frank, the shore, snow, animals, roses, tennis, going to N. Y., and Warm Ways . . . Dislikes home- work and being broke . . , Future in the business field. ANGELA j. LONGO january2 Angel AAA mascot, jr.-Sr. Class Treas., Prom Comm., V- Cheerleader, Z Club Pres., N. H.S., Sub-jrs., Gold BB, G.C.l. Likes 4 up front, Turnpike Drive-In, roses, LIP trips, Tinterra, All the World, Floyd's Fashions, Stinecoaster, Baby De, mountains, LMP, paint- ing underpasses, talks with the girls, Summer '78, IIIIII78 Dislikes sitting in the corner, scratching eyes, 4th gym, curbs, high accident areas, paranoia woman, and not knowing College bound. IOHN MACHALA September 20 john Really, I know what you mean Freshmen Foot- ball, Cross Country, Bye Bye Birdie, Track, B. B. R. S. C. C., Band, Stage Band, Key Club, Monday Night Basketball, Stu- dent Council . . . Likes traveling, Boston '76, the Beatles, ELO, Chicago Bears, Espanol with Mrs. Hagon, and American Nations ll with Mr. Herder Dislikes disco, S. A. T.'s, and the Oakland Raiders . . . College bound. N 3 7 ROBERTA C. MALONE April 3 I ya Mya Sub-lrs., babysi- tting, Gold BB, Business Club . .. Likes Chicago, Colour My World, You Are So Beautiful, hot humid weather, swimming, Las Vegas, Corvettes, really likes K. B., 2-3-77 . . . Traveling, work- ing, radiologic technician. DIANE PAULA MIELNICKI December 15 Depend on no one but yourself . . . Drama, going to discos, Gazebo, hanging out with Mai lthe Flyl, Oakie, and Martha . . . Likes adventure, Springsteen, Santana, cyclone roller coasters, tough and strong minded guys, and her Tarzan 84 Babi Dislikes conceited people and people who hold grudges . . . Future nurse. SANDY MacMATH june 1 Go for it . . . Wrestling, football ... Likes Stank E. R. B., Nugent, M. Y., partyin', goin' out to lunch, brawlin', off-roadin', hot roads, josie's, The Bink, any- thing free Dislikes crashin', moving telephone poles, stop signs, totaled cars, Bogarts, scafes, people who can't handle their heads, disco, doin' work, getting caught, beat parties, cuttin' weight, gettin' in shape after summer, funky people . . .College bound. IOHN IOSEPH MCDONALD, IR. October 25 What's up?, No way!, Tl1at's out! Football, weight lifting ... Likes partying, cruisin' in his '56 Chevy with jan, hunting, fishing, Led Zepp, Pink Floyd, Boston, Genny Cream Ale, Woodworking with Mr. C., and Art Workshop with Mr. M .... Dislikes getting up early, being beat from the night before, false friends, being nagged, warm beer, algebra, missing deer, and slow drivers... College bound. l I ANN MAZURKIWICZ December7 Annie Maz . . . Go for it! . . . The Club, zipping, working at the Nut House, skiing, having a good time Likes R. H. P.S., TR-7's, getting guzzed, Billy's, The Ultimate Sensation, Wo Die and Uncle Danny, partying over Luke's, Halloween '76, Cthere's a man in the closetll, Squan '78, Calling the cows with Har, Rifraf Dislikes turtles and Brads Future includes nursing school. LENNY LEE MIKULA September 8 Ma qui qua A little yoke . . . Varsity baseball, Monday night basketball, U.S. Schnapps team, former treasurer of the Football iB.W. A.l Bench Warmers Association, 7,8,9 Bas- ketball . .. Likes Yankees, tennis, Odd Couple, Spiderman, watching Mrs. Bataglia teach, gambling, billiards . .. Dislikes working, losing, double eared equanias, doctors, dentists, winters, getting cut . . . Future plans are for employment or athletics. IAMES W. MAIULLO july 20 Philosophy affords the means of discoursing with an appearance of truth on all matters . . . Con- ceptual Engineering and the gradual comsummation of thought, though usually not in that order . . . Likes nonconform- ism, the mathematical essence of the Universe . . . Dislikes man- kind's capacity to harbor and inflict hostilities against mankind . . . Future electrical engineer. LuANN BRIDGET MCHUGH September 27 Magoo, Kink no. 4 Cold as ice, Ta-hut . . . Colorguard, N. H. S., Student Council, Track, X-C, ECHO, employed at the Nut House . . . Likes submarine races, 49's, Zab's cellar, chugging with 2 BG, Michelot, Strawberry Hill, Randolph Rd., the shore, mountains, sweaters, Chinese fire drills, Springsteen, Kansas, paint- ing underpasses, and P. P. football . . . Dislikes Tullo Rd., studs 111178, getting up early, and cross country ...College bound. I MARYANN MONDRONE September 12 Monge, Mares, Pop-eye jr. Class V. P., Z Club, ECHO, Nike Club, Marching and Concert Bands, Colorguard, Sub-jrs., Student Council, and XCountry and Wrestling Statistician Likes talks and parties with C. and S., SO-ers, football, good music, painting, p-time, California, having a good time, and talks with Mr. Koup Dislikes Puff, Ferguson Rd. and getting stuck on the parkway in the rain ...College bound. MICHEAL LEO MORRISSEY September ll Mike . . . lt's Tuesday . . . Critic for the SEARCHLIGHT . . . Likes Olivia Newton-john, Fleetwood Mac, Linda Ronstadt, The Cars, tennis, Pennsylvania, pizza, and WDHA FM Dislikes stuck-up people, cigar smoke, classic novels, science . . . Plans to enter the broadcasting field. IOSEPHMINERD lune10 Hockey Yo Stank, Rt. 3l, Hey, where you takin' that? Varsity Football 84 Track, CYO, Basketball, Key Club, Varsity Club, mile relay record . . . Likes McBarker, Gergins, Toga Party, Karate, beautiful women, going on patrol, partying with Gambs, Morr's, Rims, The Gett Sisters Dislikes Mondays, beat weekends, losing, the Cort, disappointments . . . College or the Service. PATRICIA A. MORASKI September 30 Trish Exactly, you got it Captain of the Gymnastics Team, Dance Club, Stage Crafters, riding and showing, employed at DI's Standardbred Breeding Farm . . . Likes being with Pat, fall days, riding, the barn, Panama, the lake, P, A., going for rides on back roads, waterskiing, partying and getting lost Dislikes get- ting a hassle, arguing, getting up early, Hulk Future plans are working with horses and teaching gymnastics. RlCHARD l. MORANO january 24 Rick Tennis, Monday Night Basketball, employed by Colonial Motors Likes tennis, parties, hiking, the outdoors, winter skating at Willow's Pond, pay days, listening to Hendrix, Zeppelin 84 Floydl, also enjoyed Deadly 84 Half Deadly . . . Dislikes Spanish, scafes, fake friends, the society, inflated heads, being bored . . . Future in the car business. STEVEN MOSHINSKY October 15 Steve Employed at Loree's .. . Likes Cowboys, Mets, good concerts, parties, Sci-Fi with ICOC, Analysis and Cal. with Mr. Stearns, sisters, long vacations, and small BSLE sales . . . Dislikes tests in Mr. Stearns' class, not knowing what's going on, nothing to do weekends, trying to write a term paper, stuck-up people, Pintos, and beat up Capri's . . .College bound. it BERNARD R. MOKLAK April 6 Bernie . .. That's out . . . Likes hot Camaros, Boston, Molson Golden Ale, shooting pool and going to the stock car races at Flemington Speedway . .. Dislikes walking to school in the cold and losing at pool . . . Future undecided. KENNETH E. MORRISSEY, IR. November l5 Morris . . . Yo Stankf' Hu, where you taking that? Football, Wrestling, Key Club... Likes McBarker, Gerkins, Karate, beautiful women, Micheal, patrol, partying with Pins, Hocky, and Gambs, Animal House, Miss Bebo, the Stones, munching out at Burger King, and '69 Camaros . .. Dislikes Mondays, boring week- ends, the Count, Big T's uncle, disappointments, losing, sleeping in cars on rainy nights, and get- ting up for school College bound. HUONG MAI THI NGUYEN March 7 Mae . . . You have to live life to love life . . . Work . . . Likes money, Chicago, and friends . . . Dislikes conceited people . . Future flight attendant. LYNDA MARIE PADUCH April 27 Lyn . . , That's Great! N. H. S., S. C., ECHO, ELYSIUM, SEARCHLIGHT, Nike Club, Sub-Irs., Gold BB, Latin Club, French Club, Art Club, Ski Club, Geo. Club, XC . . . Likes iced tea, Mustangs, pizza, 49'ers, sunshine, Oasis, Don't Look Back, C. S., ELP, huskies, Russian Spies, Springsteen, weekends, F-M, mountains, and ice cubes . .. Dislikes A. D. I., homework, no car, no gas, wolves, the nunnery, backstabbers, and disco . . . Future includes art and school and wealth. IOHN R. MOSKAL February I Mosk . . . Employed at Big I. Caterers, Baseball with the jaguars . . . Likes the shore, the Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, Boston, hot Novas, NY Rangers, Dallas Cowboys, Drafting with Huihair, Speedy, and Wab's, The Barn . . . Dislikes KISS, having no money, having nothing to do on weekends . . . Future plans are college and becoming an architect. DONNA OAKLEY May 4 Oak . . . Lampoon,' . . . ECHO, Footlights Club, Photography Club, Softball, Latin Club, S. B. B. Rescue Squad, and First Aid Classes . . . Likes LAMPOON, honest people, Latin with Miss Em., fast foods, history with Mrs. Anderson, Sunday comics, and warm Molson and cold pizza . .. Dislikes liars, snobs, and people who make life difficult . .. College bound. DANIEL I. MULLEAVEY December 22 Dr. Mufflermouth, Duck What! What!, Spoon me a tune of your snap, crackle, pop . . . Likes the Stones, Ramones, Bowie, Keith Richard, town car's, nice van, van parties, camping crank, food, Art, R. R., Scotch, Flamers, and the Maz gang Dislikes long telephone calls, WPLI, being called Deadrat, the system of B. B., whips and 4 speed burnout, and people who don't like themselves . . . Future undecided. 'ww 5, ,.,.. ,,.. I took a bath today. Did you? lRoberta Malonel MARY GLORIA PANARIELLO October 12 Mare . . . A smile costs nothing but its value is priceless .. . Ski Club, C.O. E., Karate . . . Likes curly hair, animals, the country, playing the harmonica, natural foods, a big family, zippin', nutty people, canoeing, and horseback riding . . . Dislikes meat, cold feet, long nails on a guy, cigarettes, dar-de-dar-dar's, and lies Future includes working on the corner of 42nd St. or joining the convent, or both. ANTHONY L. PANE june 2 Ant-ney . . . Awesome, l like it . .. Key Club, Gold BB, Business Club, N. H.S. Monday night basketball, employed at Somerset Publishing Co. . . . Likes sports, Boston, Raiders, Nuggets, Utopia, Super- tramp, lunch pass, partying with the guys Dislikes sarcastic people, beat weekends, losing, the Rams, Knicks, being bored, and working on weekends . . . College bound for Business Administra- tion. .if , .1-N t W ,WY I ,, . ,fi-fr as tyyy sssr i as llll P e Check out that centerfold! iNeal lmpellizerij DAVID CHRISTIAN POREMBA july 3 Dr. Pumas . . . lt looks familiar, Delayed Domenstia S . . . Likes weekends, bicycling, tennis, Nektar, Synergy, Ambrosia, john Tropen, snow, the mountains, W. Orange, and Laserium ...Dislikes rainy days, waking up early, drinking warm water, conceited people and humid days Future recording engineer and college. jlLL ANN PEPPE june 23 Pep, Zill Zanel Var. Cheerleader, gymnastics, Bel Cantos, jazz Band, French Club, Gold BB . . . Likes steamers, the Doors, chubby, piano, vaca- tions, rosey cheeks, floor ex., Mr. Eustler, l2l23l78, Dad, sing- ing, Mom, Rosanne Rosanadanna, Osprey, Mannasquahn '78 . . . Dislikes complexes, dislocating knees, back stabbing people, and long knock games . . . Future in physical therapy or nursing. 3 IOSEPH P. PORAMBO March 21 Rims . . . Yo Stank, Snowing at P.T.P., Where you taking that? Football, going to parties . . . Likes swimming, shooting pool, hanging out with Earl, and Queen Dislikes l.S.S. and splibs Plans to become rich or well established. IOANNE PERUSICH january 20 jo Later, You are wind- blown, but you are mine S. C., Girls State Del., ELYSIUM, SEARCHLIGHT, ECHO, N. H. S., Gold BB . . . Likes Firebirds, painting bridges, Tumulty's, Molson's Golden, dead ends, Mike, Renaissance, honesty, ELP, shore, spending money, S. N. B. B. A., Arthur and con- certs at Passaic . . . Dislikes people who brake on 287, hypocrites, losing car keys, working week- ends, getting caught at Calco, curbs, and R. R. tracks College bound. MICHAEL ANDREW PRESTON September 12 Mike . .. Likes drawing, playing guitar, sleeping, drinking, getting wasted at Stunkey's with junk- head and Chris, nice women, good brew, and money . . . Dislikes get- ting up in the morning, bad breath, sarcasm, homework, senior write-ups, moody teachers, and immature people . .. Future in commercial art. i 4 1 ROSANNE PUGLIESE September 28 Sub-lrs. Pres., Z-Club, ECHO art ed., Art Club, N. H.S., Gold BB . . . Like New York-FIT, joe, clothes, cats, talks with the girls, LIP trip, Springsteen, Beach Boys Concert-6178, Stinecoaster, Floyd's, Turnpike Drive-In, navigating up and down the East Coast, and Tumulty's . . . Dislikes Freehold, gimmicks, cute things, giving directions, Pricker Beach, and high accident areas Future in fashion designfillustra- tion. ROBERT A. RESUTA june I9 Bob . . . No frontend . .. Base' ball, Key Club, Monday Night Basketball ... Likes Gergins, Dodgers, the Park, Supertramp, working at the Elks, sports, the mountains ... Dislikes Spanish, broadway Ave., hearing take me back to my car . . . Future plans are college. CATHERINE A. PULSINELLI july 28 Cathy l'm only kiddingl .. . Spanish Club, Chorus, employed at Shop-Rite . . . Likes Florida, Pt. Pleasant, Frampton, being with M. M., L. V., I. W., 84 R. F., partying, cruising with Mare, payday, snow, sunny days, having a good tan, Meatloaf and Freebird Dislikes turtles, getting up in the morning, school, work, stuck-up people, accidents, waiting, rain, Two Outta Three Ain't Bad . . . Future includes work, living in Florida, and own- ing a 280 Z. MAGGIE RODRIGUEZ january 14 Nut . . . Maiorette, Dance Club, Business Club, C.O. E., and Chorus . . . Likes joe, going out, long weekends, cozy places, shop- ping for clothes, and cruising . . . Dislikes Mondays, gaining weight, dressing for gym , . . Future plans include business administration and becoming a model. HOLLY BETH PUHA December 22 Holly . . . Yeah, well . . . Nike Club, Chorus, Cheerleading . . . Likes Fleetwood Mac, Pina Coladas, going to Hawaii and Germany, tacos, 4l2ll78, parties, Gail's Corolla, Seaside '78, Rumors, 49, Candie's get togethers, Lake, 9ll0l78, New York City, concerts, and gourmet cooking . . . Dislikes Zab and Springer's driving, getting up early, and Tullo Road . . . Future includes college and traveling. RICHARD LEE REDDELL February 4 Card Yeah, right, Good move . . . member of the Three Musketeers, BBRSCC, Band, Stage Band, I. D. A. . . . Likes Mario's, Montclair parties, cruis- ing in convertibles, Fords, coming close and The Dorm Dis- likes girls in phone booths, two- faced people, loud mouths, telephone poles that bite, J. C.'s, The Nose . . .College bound. .al .,., When I grow up, I want to study aerodynamicsf' lKathy Springerl LOUIS l. SABOSKY October 17 Uncle Louie You're beat Employed at Big I Caterers . . . Likes the idea of getting out of B. B. H. S., drinking beer and screwd rivers in the Twilight Zone, the Beatles, KISS, Yes, Angel, Foreigner, other groups, going to concerts, parties, and filming at the beach with joe and Gary . . . Dislikes having nothing to do on rainy days and having no money Plans to go to work and, later, get married. CHRISTOPHER MARK ROLLINGS April 12 Me ... All you need is love . .. Employed at lim's Meat Market , . . Likes music, playing the piano and guitar, good food, enjoying life with good friends . . . I would like to take this opportun- ity to thank my mother and grandmother for all they have done for me . . . Plans to go to college and enjoy life to its fullest. Are you bustin' my chops? llohn Carusoj PERRY A. SACCA November 29 Baseball, Ski Club . .. Likes pull- ing all-nighters, skiing, getting gooned with the guys, the Who, Southern Nights, the shore, hanging with Yukon Ron, food fights, German shepards, Foods with Miss Crew, and having a good old time ...Dislikes Celica's that die on you, warm beer, and getting stashed at 3:00 in the afternoon . . . Future in construc- tion. BRENDA IEAN SARA October11 Bren What's the matter? Spanish Club Treas., Dance Club Sec., S.C. Sec., French Club, Z Club, Varsity X-C, N.H.S. Likes talking with M. Y., Spain '76, classes with Mr. Finnerty, and Mrs. Zezas Dislikes being called little princesses, back stabbers, pink, class scandals, rainy days, X-C . . . College bound. WILLIAM A. ROUSSOS February 13 Soss jerk, I don't know, Car, what do you want to do?, Aw, my guitar doesn't work . . . Tennis, Band, Key Club, Geology Club, A.A.A. Pres., House ReKerz lead guitarist, furniture business . . . Likes Free- bird, 3 M's, the boat, nerf foot- ball, Pete Rose, Yes, eating apples, wearing vests,'winter, Gergins with Nimo, Wreckless Eric Dislikes being DAC, Broadway Ave. and the hands, MAKK furniture, and Pops Future includes owning his own continent. RICHARD SANDS February 9 Ricky A mind is a terrible thing to waste Basketball, Baseball, Key Club, Geology Club, S.C. Pres., N.H.S., Art Club ... Likes the Eagles, B. D. G., sunrise, Peaceful Easy Feeling, Skynyrd, Starship, Take It Easy, the stang, Free- bird, conventions, the 60's, Bob Dylan, classes with Mrs. Shaw and Mr. Stearns Dislikes curbs, NUCS, the 50's, disco, empty mugs and being serious... Future undecided. BARBARA MARIE SCHANSCHIEFF March 24 Boo-Boo . .. Turkey, Hey kid, Really . . . Likes basket- ball, Mr. Herder's classes, Mike and Ray, being with friends, nursing at Vo-Tech. with Mrs. Lane, going to Spring Lake with Laurie ... Dislikes weekends when it rains, homework, stuck- up people, locked doors . .. Future L. P. N. SEBASTIANO SASSO April 27 Sas . . . No way . . . Key Club, employed at Somerset Publishing Co. . . . Likes cruising around, going to New York, Cosmos, mountains, the shore, Alfa's, Ferrari's, Maserati's, Lambo's, and traveling . . . Dislikes beat week- ends and working on weekends . . . Future undecided. The gravitational oscillations due to relative instabilities ... lTom Trombadore and Carl Franzettil One more F and I'll electrocute him. lDave Porembal NANCY ANN SHORT December 20 Nancy . . . V-Cheerleader, S.C. Rep., Z Club, ECHO Staff, V-Gymnastics Team, Sub-lrs., Powder Puff Football Likes Gerard, 612178, 6l3l78, 4l28f78, sunny days, enjoyed classes with Mr. Martin, Mr. Finnerty, and Mr. Koup., the shore house, Round Valley, miniature golf, Colonial Park, playing the piano . .. Dislikes people that are late, rain, cold days, drugstores, and flat '78 . . . College bound. IOHN THOMAS SCHRADER February 19 lack Football, Wrestling, Track, Key Club, Interact Club, Varsity BB . . . Likes Deb, parties, Sha-Boom, McBarker, Wildwood, the Charger, togas, and the House ReKerz . .. Dislikes Spies, two-faced people, unhappy people, and vinegar . . . College bound. ROBERT LEON SLOTTERBACK March 10 Bobby . . . Cross Country, Track M ond ay Night Basketball, Business Club ...Likes all sports, Philadelphia teams, Pitt. Panthers listening to music, winter days Accounting, Veteran's Stadium, and History with Mr. Finnerty ... Dislikes losing in the playoffs, rainy days, waking up for school, study halls, conceited people, run- ning with iniuries, being called Rubberman and Bobby Backer . . .College bound. 1 1 1 KATHLEEN A. SPRINGER june 2 Kink no. 6 Moo, Yea, well, anyway ... Sub-I rs., Latin Club, B. B. Civil Defense, Ski Club, Gold BB Likes Straw- berry Hill, partying with the Kinks, Randolph Rd., cows, IMI, the van, Sorry to Say, Frampton, 8l22l77, Groove- line, 49's . . . Dislikes Tullo Rd., being called a spaz, comments about her driving, rainy nights, empty promises, anchovies, flash- ing red lights College bound. LINDA ELIZABETH SIMONCELLI luly 7 Smiley Hey Frank, Hey Heavy, Where you going with that? ... C. O. E., jogging, bike riding . . . Likes hanging out at the train station, getting guzzed down at Pat's, camping, partying with Lance and Dy, riding on the back of a motorcycle, roller skating, playing pool, getting ludy Curtis in trouble and Michelle yelled at in class Dislikes stuck-up chicks, home- work on weekends, Ducky, get- ting in trouble and phoney people . . . Future includes moving out. SUSAN SONA March 29 Sue .. . N. H. S., Drum Majorette, Twirler, Concert and Marching Bands, Nike Club, Z Club, j.V. Basketball, Sub-Irs., S.C. Rep., Gold BB Likes Band trips, New York, Clothes, Corvettes, flirting, talks with C. and M., football season '77, wo-oh, watch- ing Mr. Morano, science with Mr. Koup, and F. I.T. .. . Dislikes B. B., short guys and phonies . . . Future includes becoming a cosmetician andlor a fashion coordinator. PAUL IOSEPH SOLIMANI November 28 Rif Raf . . . Go for it . . . Likes endless phasing, massive parties, surfing, skateboarding, water skiing, snow skiing, sunshine, Diane, Dy, Dinty, Dead Rat, Auntie, Har, Merylin, and Cathy with her curls Dislikes in- between weather idroopy daysl that ruin outside gigs . . . College bound. DENISE FIANA STASHAK September 18 Yeah, really, Yeah, right . .. C.O. E., Business Club, Spanish Club, Psychology Club . . . Likes cruisin', Somerset, Italians with dark wavy hair, Pisces, LZ, Stair- way to Heaven, Irish Setters, l0f30f77, jet, concerts, diamond boy Dislikes get- ting up early, homework, the punk, and not having money . . . Future in fashion merchandising or cosmetology. IOSEPH l. SKUPEN March i4 Scuba, Bosley . . , Football, Wrestling, N.H.S., Drum Corps . . . Likes music, drums, CB, stereos, Yes, Foghat, and history ... Dislikes Aerosmith, two-faced people, and Rolling Rock beer . .. College bound. MARK SPERR August 24 Mork from Ork . .. Who, me? Likes Navy, dragging down Samuel Place on the Skooter and hanging out at the Pit . . . Dislikes patio blocks, waxing the airslot, dirty slime, and South Bound Brook flea markets Future includes six years in a submarine. PAUL STEINHAUSER April 22 Pg . . . Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Key Club, lr. and Sr. Class Pres., Geology Club, ECHO, Boys' State Del., American Legion Base- ball, N. H. S., Gold BB, Life mem- ber of the International Chumley Society, House ReKerz Bass Guitarist .. . Likes Debby, Aunt Theresa's, cold hands, Wash. 3f16f78, Prom '78, palm treat- ments, Wildwood, sports, Pete Rose, warm weather, Gergins, toga parties, McBarker, SH-BOOM Dislikes cold weather, cold people, and losing . . . Future includes college and sports. CANDACE LYN STOLZ january 17 Candie ... Drama Club, C. O. E. Club, Sub-Irs., Colorguard, employed at American Cyanamid . . . Likes 515176, talks with M and S, black, Mansfield with D. L., Bananas, 280 Z's, party- ing with H and K, and classes with Mr. Koup and Mr. Martin . . . Dislikes trees, rainy days, and people who don't mind their own business . . .College bound. DAVE STUMP September 12 I don't want to hear it Likes lunch pass, the back porch, 3:00 bell, the van, his break at work, and Aerosmith ... Dislikes working at Catari's, no music, and tumble weed Future undecided. IAMES I. SUK September 1 limmy ... Oh really . .. Latin Club, CYO Likes basketball, bowling, summer of '78, week- ends, snow, Boston, Latin with Miss Emhoff, and teasing Mr. Haase about the Yankees . . . Dislikes New York Yankees, Mrs. Trautwein's dittoes, and people who say they are going to go but don't . . .College bound. PATRICIA STINE December 18 Patti Colorguard, C. O. E. Sub-Irs., employed by System- atics . . . Likes dressing up, Turn- pike Drive-ln, being captain of Stinecoaster, the shore, F-Birds, dancing, giving directions, Tumulty's, dead ends, cars, dark hair and mustaches Dislikes the Banana Boat, liars, cute things, getting lost, RR tracks . .. Future includes traveling. LISA STRADA March 6 Lee My nerves, How disgusting . . . Nike Club, baby- sitting Likes humor, having fun, friendship with Mares, music, traveling, horses, tennis, and driv- ing around in the white Mav . . . Dislikes being shy, fighting, know-it-alls, being tortured, locker caper, two-faced people, getting lost, and taps on the window . . . Future includes office work. BRIAN SUDANO December 17 That's Life . . . Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country, Varsity BB, Key Club, Delegate to N. 1. Boys' State . . . Likes sports, music, food, L. I. P. . . . Dislikes conceited people, analysis, and homework.. . College bound. MATTHEW SUK july 1 Matt Yankees are the champions! . .. Basketball manager, sold candy and Christmas wreaths Likes Mickey Rivers, spaghetti, and winter Dislikes Boston Red Sox . . . Future Iandscaper. DARLA ANN SWOPE july 6 Dar What day is it? C. O. E. Treas., works at Franklin State Bank Likes Parry, cruisin' with Par, study hall with Donna, lunch pass with Cath, Denise, and Brenda, shopping, spending lots of money, Texas, and partying . . . Dislikes stuck-up people, no money, getting up early, boring weekends and Mondays . . . Future includes getting married and going to Texas to be an airline hostess. IAMES THOMAS TROMBADORE February l Tromp . . . Hey Gibbs ...Cross Country, French Club, Latin Club, Student Council, Key Club, N. H. S., Gold BB, ECHO, Wrestl- ing, and Track ... Likes Latin cum Miss Emhoff, Eng. IV with Steve Martin, X-C, Mr. Herder, Mr. Stearns, jackson Brown, Bruce Springsteen, summer, being lazy, sleeping late, and being crazy . . . Dislikes shuffling macho people, termpapers, disco, restric- tions, and Pink Floyd . . . College bound. , tw wi-. I i M ,pgwew K-T l'm sorry, we don't carry Molsonsf' lRick Sands and Nancy Andeskiej MARYANN TARANTINO january 21 Mares . . . How do I get myself into these things? l'm sick . . . Softball, Basketball, Tennis, Latin Club, Varsity BB .. . Likes funny people, riding around, playing basketball for Mr. Martin, soft- ball, llO m.p.h., and Lite Dislikes people who use big words, running out of gas, getting lost with Lisa, brownies, and two strike counts . . . Future includes playing basketball in a large uni- versity. SCOTT G.TRUESDALE March 22 It'll never happen . .. Basket- ball . . . Likes wasting time, cruising, hunting with Al, L. Z., Rod Stewart, Molson Golden, parties at Fric's, the shore, water- skiing, working on cars with Hoff, Hit the Town, lunch at j. R.'s, History with Mr. Finnerty, and English with Mr. Donahue Dislikes psychopaths, B. B. P. D., spitoons, riding on empty, being unemployed, crashing on Chimney Rock Road, and scratched records . . . College bound. LAVERNE TUCKER March 6 Kissy Really, That's the joint Playing baseball, swimming Likes Foods with Miss Crew, going to parties, cooling out, digging sounds by Bootsie, Quazar and the Parlia- ments, listening to Lost and Turned Out by the Whispers, being with jeffrey and swinging out with real cool people Dislikes rowdy people, wild music, getting fat, taking tests, arguing with people Future plans are going to modeling school or straight to work. WILLIAM G. VADINSKY january 28 Bill Outrageous, unbeliev- able, Bob, Lou 2 Key Club, Geology Club, N.H.S., Varsity Basketball Likes Free Bird, the 3M's, going over Gergins with Nimo Dislikes people who don't pay debts, being DAC, pups, and driving the boat.. . College bound. SHARI LYNN VAN DOREN May 3 But I can't . . . National Honor Society, ECHO, SEARCHLIGHT, Flag Squad, Gold BB Likes weekends, Vacations, Kansas, 49's, Boston, Don't Look Back, iced tea, Calculus with Mr. Stearns, Latin with Miss Em., and having a buck . . . Dislikes home- work, BIC, ADI, getting up early, humidity, The Beak, Q-Tips, being broke, and the nunnery . .. College bound. IEREMY IOSEPH VADNOS May 26 jerry . . . Another Round! . . . Wrestling, Track, Geology Club, frisbee, member of the Three Musketeers . .. Likes Mario's,' Montclair, Miller, LIP, Mrs. Shaw, ELP, politics, history, Dylan, Tull, Cheap Trick, and Wildwood . . . Dislikes girls in phone booths, math, disco, dittoes, I. D.'s, freaks, people who don't stop for red lights . . . Future includes college and traveling. Well, that's the long and short of it. ICindy Guydosl 1 151- 'Q i2,.' 1 5 f Rnqlli. W A A , fa me ,, ,. V -- ., ,,H,.,M,, , IJ' 4--...... ... 11 - 11 -nn- l don't care how long it takes. l'm waiting until he calls. ICathy Pulsinellii ANDREA WAVERKA june I8 May the great provolone in the sky provide for you and give you light always jazz Ensemble, Chorus, Accompanist, French Club, Bel Cantos, N. H. S., Gold BB ... Likes Beethoven, Chopin, Mozart, and Dave . .. Future includes a career in music. CHRISTINE LISA VICKEY December 8 Chrissy ... You'll never believe what happened, Lease .. . C. O. E. Likes challenges, being called Babe,partying,meet. ing new people, the shore, true friends, good music, blue eyes, R 84 C with Lease, great times with Bink, Freebird, Zeppelin, the Stones, freshly fallen snow, long walks, blue jeans, Chinny, and being crazy with Drea . . . Dislikes rainy days, busy phone lines, working on weekends, and clean- ing her room ... Plans to travel. l pun-l Calvin Klein taught me everything I know. lRosanne Pugliesei DAVID WOLK October 25 Bibs Football, Track, Key Club, Boys' State Alternate, Interact Club Organ Player for the House Rekerz, Varsity BB . . . Likes Gergins, McBarker, toga parties, 2 G's, Sh-Boom, Queen, Triple K Chaser, lets, lim Dandies, House Rekerz, Little Rascals, and Stimey .. . Dislikes Bulldog, the Cort, blabber mouths, the Zipper at Seaside . . . College bound. MARK AMOS WOODEN May 5 Woods Ahh, the name is Bootsy, Baby! Ya understand what l'm saying? . . . Basketball, Track . . . Likes ladies, long jump- ing, eating, hanging out at Hi-Tams, funky music, disco, brickhouse babies, parties, singing, crackin' on Steven, super- groovilisticprossifunktication, Commadores, the Isley Bros., Donna Summers, Mod Squad . . . Dislikes clones, homework, English ll, unfunky people, cold showers, headaches College bound. KRISTIN IOAN WELDON july ll Kwithy ... Friends increase our joy and divide our grief. Cheerleader, Gymnastics, Soft- ball, Basketball, Varsity BB, All Stars Likes our club, men with mustaches, limburger cheese, Ribaches with Peppe, Manasquan '78, Osprey, Shannon, Blue Skies, Sunny Days, and Dreams, Bio. with Mr. Martin, Wo Billy's, Baryisms, White Russians ... Dislikes being depressed, complaining, and feel- ing sorry for herself College bound. DONNA MARIE WOICHIECHOWSKI August 28 Wuj . . . Tha1:'s beside the point . . . Basketball, Softball, Sub-Irs., Spanish Club . . . Likes Frampton, Snow, cruisin' with Melanie, Alice, and Tina, Mickey Mouse, busting with Helen, talking on the telephone, the shore, study halls with Dar, McDonalds, the Roosevelt, Kiss Me ...Dislikes two-faced people, getting up early, no gas money, not getting the car, rain, homework, boring weekends . . .College bound. Trying to pick a winner at the Meadowlands. iRoseanne Gray, Sandy MacMath, Anthony Panel I 49 IOHN WROBLEWSKI April 18 Little Wobbs Marylane Iwhen in seasonJ Likes Marylane, Woodshop, lunch pass, Iumbers 84 bone, lbs., W. U. R., B. S. B., D. S. B., A. P. B., the KID, fishing, hunting, football, beer, getting ripped, GURD, Crank, the wine cellar, the past, Mateus, Doobie, and a bath . .. Dislikes tumbleweed, paper route, no GURD, the Dome, and Stanky Bo Crankie ... Plans on living his life. I had my Wheaties this morning. lDave Wolkl EDWARD FRANCIS ZUCCARELLI April 11 Eddie Zook . . . Where's 8th position? . . . Photography, worked at UAP, THE STORE NEWS, football correspondent, the Minolta Band with Mr. Locke and Mr. Benge, S.C., A.V., ECHO Photo Ed. . .. Likes Ed ah with Barb, Sue, Kim, and joanne, Wiggy with Monty and the company front, the folio with Wobs, the '77-'78-'79 trombone section, and sufferin' succotash with M.M. Dislikes people who beat jokes into the ground, and dropping Tony's camera . .. Future in journalism. MAUREEN YANCHUK August 6 Colorguard Capt., N.H.S.-Sec., Senior Class Vice-Pres., Band, Spanish Club Pres., French Club Vice-Pres., Dance Club, ZClub, Geology Club . . . Likes Firebirds, autumn, WN's, traveling, Spain, Germany, Mohemian, PEP, soaps, college football, the shore, painting underpasses, position 49, band camp, IO going on 11, concerts, GSAC, steno, English with Mrs. Trautwein Dislikes homework, back stabbers lpinkl . . . Future plans include college, traveling, and a happy life. KATHERINE ANN YARKA November 17 Kathy . . . Business Club, C. O. E. Sec., honorary member of SNBBA, employed by Chem-Mark Inc. ... Likes the shore, Wild- wood, spending money, shopping, the mountains, sleeping late, Chinese fire drills, Tumulty's, Firebirds, African Island, and Christmas ... Dislikes rainy days, getting up early, arguing, spiders, being left behind, and waiting . . . Plans include working or a career in fshion display. CHERYL ANN YUHAS january 19 Cheri . . . Can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em . .. Field Hockey, Dance Club, Stage- crafters, SNBBA, Chefloza . . . Likes Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, whistles, Miracles, Drew parties, only the good die young, SN BBA no. 10099, tea at HaroId's with Zora, cruisin' to Deathtrap with the Moiselles, sacking out with Rox, beach, peakaboo's, Bruno, the view, and jay Dislikes car accidents, flies, smell of sulfur, holey socks, and people with no hearts Future includes college, traveling, and finding Zokie a millionaire. DIANE ZABOROWSKI December 21 Zab . . . You're kidding, Chorus Pres., Latin Club, Nike Club, Z-Club, Varsity Club, ECHO, colorguard, S.C., and Bel Cantos .. . Likes coleslaw, 49'ers, soaps, Metlerfs Lane, Spain '78, Russian Spies, listening to Renaissance, Lake, and journey Dislikes getting up in the morning, back- stabbers, Chinese fire drills on Vosseller Ave., having to fight for what's right . . . College bound. xx 3 .Q Q , we .,- f F 5 ,ar E F am .. 'Qi , ' 3 el g xr Q Q 35: L . , A . , pf-Q QQ. I N : 1 . .K '.: ' '. Vu- 5 ff I 233414 . 1ffffg5,,9 Mez' V, X jf, 1' v ,fy 1' gli? Ls.-g ,X .w' nik I V fa 1 , , ,V 6 ' , A 'sw 1 f :W , 531' ,IL Q' Q A 5, 5 fx' 'ls 'r f , . ' 2. 'er - vm 5,4 . ww iq, 2 1 Senior Superlatives ?5' ' XX f'fT'M MOST TALKATIVE-Louise Lobby and Dale Ford HAPPIEST-Will Roussos and Donna Bodnar FLIRTS-Lee Hickman and Sue Sona SCHOLARS-Paul Dura and Shari VanDoren , MOST ATHLETIC-MaryAnn Tarantino and jack Schrader WITS-Ken Lewis and DGDS Lewis 1 - -' , , igggz, .ezw f 1 2152 X 2.1 136 14 1 H 1 -. ww .4 a....w,A MILLION DOLLAR SMILE-Ron Ambrggg and Kathy gendler MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Carl Franzetti and Andel Longo Nm. F V BEST ALL AROUND-Pg Steinhauser and Debby Lore ONE MOST FOR B. B. H. S.-Anne Kilcoyne and Tom ombadore T MOST ATTRACTIVE-Chris Vicky and Perry Sacca BEST DRESSED-Vic Corbo and Rosanne Pugliese 53 -nw, If...-.., Q1 495 ., . -V w 1 :fl Jai I 05 ., .Q,l,2?2..Q . 1 '17 5' Reflections of MCDRE Than a Decade Gone B 1. Our editor 2. First love l 3. Get out of my yard! 4- 'Tm 3 rGHlSWif1gGf- 5-.Hg Wonder if Sue will mm . 6, Give me a light, 7. Let's go cruisin'. 8. Bottoms up 9. Look coach, l caught 10. The circumference or another one. the ball is . . . Nw l li 11. Where's my ice cream 12. Wh0 Said I Heed an 13. M-I-C-K-E-Y 14- Bur Mom, 'lm 3 15, lsthatall? truck? onhodomsfr' M-o-U-s-E boy! I 16. I can't 17. Bur he's waiting. 18. Come on down to the 19. Look Ma, I told you 20. Emergency ranch. it was my call. Echoes From the Past f , A 3 21- 'Best Dressed '79H 22. What's a fork? 23. You nasty boy, 24. Time to get up 25. I'm all ready. Where is already? he? - 26- DO blondes have more 27. Come and get me. 28- What are YOU, iok- 2 9 , ' ' W h e re ' s M o 0 n 30. Hey Dad. What's the fun?H ingzps Dgggiefin number? Y' X., ff' 31. But I didn't mean it. 32. You can't fool me. 33. lust h2r1giI1'af0Ur1d! 34. All read y for 35. What a party! spaghetti! Walt 36. Ma, I got another 37. Firstin1000! 38. C0me On- MY PONY 39. Toga! Toga! Toga! 40- S2il0l'S MVC more load! seats two. fun! jf? if , -1, M JKX ., 'l - 41. And for my next trick 42. You mean Shirley 43. I'm not smiling 'til 44. All the world loves a 45. l think l just sat on an . . . Temple already has the my teeth grow back. clown. egg, job? if ,.. WL N, 1 46. You gotta be kid- 47. Butl'lltakegoOdC21rC 48. My life's on the 49. You wanna arm 50. Now that's a sad din'. Ofhimf' rocks. wrestle? tale. i .UQ Q CT: ef L7k .sf .,,f 8 51. l'm posing for 52.'lAw your mother 53. Hey baby, wanna 54. Sufferin' succotashf' 55. May l have this Gerber's baby food. wears Army boots! neck. dance? l ' 20. Frank Kolodzieski 44. Lynda Paduch 21. ludy juzwiak 45. Cheri Yuhas 22. Brenda Sara 46. Chuck Hughes 23. Louise Lobby 47. Laura Corby 24. Debby Lore 48. Laura Keogh 25. Shari VanDoren 49, Liga Strada 26. Chris Vickey 50. MaryAnn Mondrone 27. Patti Stine 51. Diane Gombeda 28. Laurie DeSiato 52. Mark Wooden 29. Kris Weldon 53. Michele Kein 30. john Caruso 54. Donna Oakley 31. Nancy Short 55. LuAnn McHugh 32, Maureen Yanchuk 56. Donna Wojciechowski 33. Brenda Henderson 57- BW Burton 1 34. Angel Longo 58. Gail Gilly 84 Holly Puha 35. Kathy Green 56. I gotta flat. 57. Change me! 58. We're swingers! 36, Tgm Trombadore 37. Bill Vadinsky 1. Anne Kilcoyne 7. Helen DiDato 13. Donna Bodnar Dlane Zabomwskl 2. ludy Curtis 8. Ken Morrissey 14. Pg Steinhauser 40' . . 3. Connie Barber 9. loe Minerd 15. Cindy Guydos 41' 4. Donna Fallig 10. Paul Dura 16. Sue Sona 42' 5. Alice Lawson 11. Ricky Sands 17. Candie Stolz 43' . . 6. lack McDonald 12. Mary Panariello 18. Kathy Yarka ' 19. Lee Hickman Rosanne Pugllese Mike Morrissey Don Clark Andrea Waverka Cathy Pulslnelll Senior Class Will Being of sound mind fsometimesj and body fmost of the timej, the Class of '79 leaves the following: Chris Albert leaves a can of reptile repellent for any student who gets his throne as the new head of the Stagecrafters. Marilyn Allen leaves Annie the ability to handle herself. Ronnie Ambrose leaves Megan M. a 210 and a half. Nancy Andeskie leaves good luck to Nik and Colg she made it. Thomas Applegate leaves a warm quart to Woof. Francine April leaves her sister her key to the locker and a few good memories. Barbara Arrowsmith leaves behind Don's locker. Mark Awtry leaves Timp Toms to whoever can carry them. Constance Barber leaves her sense of direction to any junior girl who has a friend like Rosanne P. Kenneth Bama leaves a hard hat to Steve M. Sarah Beck leaves many thanks to her mother and father. Kathy Beacker leaves her happy parties to Annie. Kathleen Bendler leaves Lois a long lunch pass. Diane Bischof leaves the telephone to her family. Donna Bodnar leaves the end of the line to janice S. Douglas Borelli leaves quietly. Charles Brents leaves his grades. joann Breyan leaves her detention crown to an upcoming detention queen. Beverly Burton leaves Maria R. still walking to school. Michael Caldararo leaves an atom bomb. Alan Carasoni leaves his locker and all the books he ever used. judith Cassebaum leaves a few good memories of art class to Mr. Miller. Laura Chamberlain leaves Bill behind. Donald Clark leaves the magic of Bound Brook High School to any- one who can find it. Loreen Cooper leaves Pinky and Shiela her locker and her mouth to Pinky to argue with Mr. Martin in basketball. Laura Corby leaves her seat in English class to some lucky fool. jose Cruz leaves his snickers. judy Curtis leaves her big mouth. George DeLong leaves a reminder to his cousin Ralph that he still has another year at B. B. H. S. jeffrey DeLong leaves the graduating class of 1980 the misfortune of having a certain individual graduating with them. Gregory DePaolo leaves his Monday subs. Laurie DeSiato leaves thanks to A. S. and K. S. for rescuing her and her valium in case they need it. Helen DiDato leaves a green banana to Cathy and a crossed j to jackie. Christopher Driscoll leaves his famous poem On the Final Day of Geometry. Paul Dura leaves his chemistry notes, labs, and colligative property problems to some future Chem Studies student. joanne Eads leaves being called a pernicious misanthrope by Mr. Burnett. Don Elik leaves his sneakers. Robin Enalls leaves Zina locker 143. Lois Epps leaves her gum snapping to all her friends who ask, How? Phil Escover leaves to keep on stroking. jack Eustace leaves nothing. Donna Fallis leaves Roberta her ability to attract the tubbies. Dale Ford leaves the 170 pound class. Bruce Friedman leaves for Israel. Mary Theresa Gallagher leaves her boring classes to whoever wants them. Lawrence Gambino leaves his Medulla Oblongata for further study. Brian Gibbs leaves V: of nickles. Gail Gilly leaves anchovies and a tranquilizer to Kathy S. Diane Gombeda leaves her majorette squad with good luck for next year. Nancy Graebener leaves Nancy, Dina, and the back of the bus. Rosanne Gray leaves the can opener on the train tracks to the future seniors who paint the bridge. Craig Greco leaves amused. Katherine Green leaves her ability to give a party to all of the up- coming seniors, plus the boilermakers from the last one. Francis Gumerlock leaves lips and tongues to all Stones' fans. Cynthia Guydos leaves Diane G. All The Little Boys and a worn out Rider College shirt. Diane Harabin leaves her locker to her brother jimmy. Marilyn Harris leaves Mr. Koup future deviated Bio. classes. Brenda Henderson leaves a kiss for her favorite teacher. Lee Hickman leaves his ability to party to Mr. Herder and a note to joanne Perusich. Gary Hoats leaves his Elton john records and thrills. Greg Hoffman leaves his name. Laura Horner leaves Newpees to Newpee. Bill Howell leaves with flies in his eyes. Chuck Hughes leaves an upcoming senior to honk in front of Sweet's house. joseph Huszar leaves the Class of '80 the school lunches and his Hungarian brother. Anthony Izzo leaves a cold six pack. Pasquale lzzo leaves Disco 92 FM. Sandra jacob leaves Trina the ability to put up with B. B. H. S. janet jeskie leaves her sister Beverly a piece of chewed bubblegum stuck under the table in the cafeteria. judith juzwiak leaves Mr. O'Connor 10 competent reporters. janet Kaminsky leaves B. B. H. S. forever. Darien Kees leaves joan W. the ability to go through a detour block- ade when she's stoned. Michele Kein leaves condolences to the graduating class of 1980. Mark Kelly leaves joe G. and Korky his speed and ability to stay out of double plays. Laura Keogh leaves Lori and Colleen a good senior year. Anne Kilcoyne leaves an empty parking space to an upcoming senior with a car as big as hers. Thomas Kinlaw leaves B. B. H. S .... just barely. Mark Kluxen leaves Flip the ability to escape from occifers. Zorica Kolevski leaves all her excuses to and from school to sister Mirjo and last but not least she leaves her eyelash curler to cousin Buff. Dawn Kramer leaves Lynn S. some midnight snacks. William Krauss leaves his favorite comb to be hung next to the mirror and envied. jacqueline Kyles leaves her juicy books to Zina. Karen Largey leaves her once a year washed gym clothes to any fortunate senior girl who has the privilege of wearing them. Alice Lawson leaves Tina K. her lifeguard. Stephen Lee leaves his ability to have fantastic waves to Bruce E. and Charlie L. - Kenneth Lewis leaves his illusions to any willing soul who will accept them. Louise Lobby leaves with a smile. Bruce Locke leaves his imitation of Mr. Martin to Ciarfello. Angela Longo leaves the corner in room 208. Debra Lore leaves her ring to Styx and her shift to Maria. john Machala leaves Cross Country V. spot to joe W. Sandy MacMath leaves a totaled Malibu to Maryann Y. Ann Mazurkiewicz leaves a kiss to David j. john McDonald leaves two burnout marks by the Clark House. LuAnn McHugh leaves the mark of the vampire. Diane Mielnicki leaves in tears. Lenny Mikula leaves his locker. joseph Minerd leaves Lane 3 to Adolescent. MaryAnn Mondrone leaves her back porch to anyone who wants to see what goes on in Krauser's parking lot. Kenneth Morrissey leaves Steve his football locker. Michael Morrissey leaves the B. B. H. S. teachers knowing next year his sister, Michelle, a loud, disruptive, straight F student, will enter B. B. H. S. john Moskal leaves K. S. a bunch of girls, knowing he won't know what to do with them. Daniel Mulleavey leaves his last name. Huong Mai Thi Nguyen leaves with a hard earned diploma and sad- ness. Donna Oakley leaves Denise and Lynnette Lampoon and Miss Em. the memory of a rara avis. Lynda Paduch leaves the oil rights of the Oasis to Bev. M. Mary Panariello leaves her wild and crazy ways to Colleen R. Anthony Pane leaves his john Travolta haircut to the less fortunate. jill Peppe leaves Mr. Eustler. joanne Perusich leaves painting the underpass to someone who's not afraid of trains. Michael Preston leaves not much. Rosanne Pugliese leaves being 16 all summer to joanne K. Holly Puha leaves singing Miss You, Groove Line, etc. Richard Reddell leaves his ability to avoid accidents. Christopher Rollings leaves his musical ambitions to anyone who can handle them. William Roussos leaves Smalley Field to Car and jesk. Louis Saboski leaves Renee B. his third floor locker for the next two years. Richard Sands leaves Carfel a M-8 and Mag an Eagles album. Brenda Sara leaves Marybeth the ability not to get mixed up in class scandals. Barbara Schanschieff leaves joan W. her Papermate pens. john Schrader leaves his winning ways to next year's teams. Nancy Short leaves Debbie L. a year's supply of moisturiaing lotion. Linda Simoncelli leaves her big mouth to Tina j. joseph Skupen leaves his muscular body to joe D. Robert Slotterback leaves his leg injuries behind. Paul Solimani leaves Let It Be. Susan Sona leaves her black eye and sunglasses to the next best tackler. Mark Sperr leaves his brother all his knowledge in electric shop. Kathleen Springer leaves her spasticness to all calm upcoming senior girls. Denise Stashak leaves all her troubles behind. Paul Steinhauser leaves a new typewriting ribbon to Mrs. Bradley and applications to Mr. Grimes. Patricia Stine leaves her car to any junior who can fix it. Candace Stolz leaves her stories to other good listeners. Lisa Strada leaves school. Dave Stump leaves his parking spot. Brian Sudano leaves his sprinting ability to the Cross Country team. Matthew Suk leaves Billy 1,000 points for basketball. Darla Swope leaves her brother Wes a dirty dollar for lunch every day. MaryAnn Tarantino leaves her athletic ability to her sister. Thomas Trombadore leaves Mrs. Trautwein's ditto sheets. LaVerne Tucker leaves Patty T. and Pinky G. the ability to make it to 12th grade without getting into trouble. William Vadinsky leaves Adolescence to develop. jeremy Vadnos leaves the definition of Trilateralism to joe, Larry, and Dale. Shari Van Doren leaves her ability to BlC', to Sheryl. Kristin Weldon leaves all her good times to Kelly C. Donna Wojciechowski leaves her snuffleuffagus to Cathy and her C. Monster to jackie. David Wolk leaves his winning ways to next year's football team. john Wroblewski leaves his football helmet. Maureen Yanchuk leaves Diane G. a color coordinated iron man. Cheryl Yuhas leaves her braces and one package of rubber bands to Tommy M., and her mirror and blow dryer to Mary R. Diane Zaborowski leaves her driving ability to any unfortunate up- coming senior. Edward Zuccarelli leaves his trombone talents to joe W. and all his rugby shirts to Mr. Benge. Leaving the fond memories of a decade so dear, the Class of i979 wishes to extend their appreciation to all those who helped them get this far. g w- A1353 .im i 13: 'Y 'V VQ Q QL I ax Q, Q , if ,E hmmm Q M Q Wwff i' W., ,. l 99 Juniors: Waiting in the Wings The junior Class has been actively involved in building school spirit. The number of juniors taking part in School Spirit Week and particularly at the bonfire was overwhelm- ing. The Class of T980 has also played a large role in the two major social events of B. B. H. S. The Sadie Hawkins Dance, held December 22, attracted over 200 people, the junior- Senior Prom, scheduled for later in the year, will probably attract as many, if not more, students. Another event scheduled for the spring is the class trip to either Great Adven- ture or Hershey Park. The junior class is headed by President Nick Palczuk, Vice President Barbara Korn, Secretary Patty Long, and Treasurer Bob Romano. The advisor is Mr. Koupiaris. Q j s qlita' junior Class Officers-jseated, l eft to rightj President Nick Palczuk, Vice President Barbara ffpiece of Cakeiv cAleX Schanshieffy Korn, Secretary Patty Longg jstanding, left to rightj Advisor Mr. Koupiaris, Treasurer Bob Ackerman, Bob Alexander, Donna Ali, Omar Allaire, Frank Amorosa, Sheryl Bar-Din, Lisa Bedi, Kenny Breese, Trina Cammarata, Chuck Campitelli, Eric Coccia, Sue Cogley, Ed Corsini, Tracey Cozza, David Crowe, Kevin Diamente, Roseanne DiLeo, Lori Donlan, Mary Donovan, Mike Enalls, Bruce Fasanella, Keith Fetchel, Robin Figliano, Mimi Fiorentino, Ben Fiure, Bob Gilligan, jimmy Gleason, Carrie Godown, Steve Graber, joey Greck, Dave 62 Baita, Bruce Ballent, Denise Barbarevech, Lisa Barber, Rich Caruso, Rosanne Ciarfello, john Ciencin, Scott Ciminelli, joe Cullen, jane Curtis, jackie D'Alessandro, joe DeRosa, Beany Fabian, janice Fagan, Sharon Fandino, Sonia Fasanella, john Fogarty, Trish Gacek, Theresa Gaglia, Diane Gannone, Walter Grev, Helga Gruszecki, Fran Guydos, Laurie Hambrick, Carol Romano. V S it H Q u -. . ra ,-.A E 'xx rf , , tl T f I t 'A Je E 'V ff' , 1 , i Q fi wtf' Y, -A 5 R, J . le Q41 M , , aa A'12 f b U, 3' f, CM, Havran, Sue Healey, john Helfrick, Michael Hoats, Cathy Hoey, jack Kaladas, Diane Kaminski, loanne Kemp, Kathy Kim, Dave Kincel, Rob Kreta, Mike Laws, Tony Long, Patty Longo, Debbie Lopa, jimmy McCloskey, Michelle McMeekin, Karen Meier, Chip Meyner, Bob Mickel, Tina Morgan, Ellen Moskal, Mark Motyka, Bob Myhre, Bev Nanna, Frank Paladino, Lynnette Palczuk, Nick Parolise, Ron Patullo, Tommy Perna, lo Holman, Herbie lzzo, jerry jeskie, Dave Kaczanowski, Lori Kirkwood, Tina Korn, Barb Kowalski, Ed Krasnanski, Robert Maggio, john Malone, Mark Martucci, Giuseppi Maynard, George Miller, Megan Millet, Marianne Mirando, Trish Monteschio, Mary Natalizio, Donna Olsen, Lynn Orofino, Vincent Pacenza, Carmela Pezzella, Anthony Pirone, Carmine Preteska, Nancy Puglisi, Ralph Walt Disney, Again?! ljoe Wroblewskil All right' Who put gum in my mouthpiece? ljohn Radwanskil Betty Crocker Home-Makers of Tomorrow? lRicky Whitman, Mike Rickj 63 Pulsinelli, Pam Radwanski, john Reese, Karen Rick,Mike AA is y i if 6 SR? ri K Q .2 i I f .6 ri ' L1 1k H- ' is Ranglack, Debbie B 1 ,1 P '- - 1 'YJ 1 .miss -: 4' H. K . ' 4 I Y 'JL ,,, A ,. . iv... V aw, X K ,q ' il 3.-wg E ' ' , isis iii . A L i . l,,L il Robertson,CoIleen , U Rodriguez, Bonny ,, Rodriguez, Maria 'H w Romano, Dennis R, K R0m21r10,Nlafv 2 SSI I Romano, Bob , Roshak, lacki Rossmeissi, skip is e fi .1 . , i i ' B me Rotunno, jolene , Rosania, Ronald Russo, Mike Ryan, Barbara Ryan, Beth Santiago-Ramos, Nitza Sara, Marybeth B ,,,.. lai . Schanschieff, Alex ..fEL,-, Q ', ,Q I . ? Schindelar, Rich b.. f A , K' ' Serafin,Casimir aii. , Shumskvf Danfll' iyii , ' K B - B Slater' Klm MM mi 4 ' ' A Natural State ljohn Fasanellal Fire drills, always when it's freezing! iRose Wendt, Barb Korn, loAnn Kaminskil 6591. gs.- RHCREATISMA 64 .. ,, ,, . ,, . Th3nk5, TONY- lsfan 2381-Hal l wanna kiss you all over . . . fGabrlel Gonzalez, 'US How am I going to eat this spaghetti? lBob Nlotykaj Alone again. Naturally! lTom Smithj it Sloben, Donna Smith, Audrey Smith, Diane Smith, Tommy Sona, Tod Soweski, Cathy Stahlnecker, Cathi Stavetski, Kathy Stewart, Tracey Strothers, janet Sudano, Lynn Thompson, Diane Tsivin, Michael Turczak, Ivan Tuzzo, Mims Ulmer, Bern Villano, Louise Violka, Tammy Vischetti, joe Viscione, Patty Vliet, Ted Wendt, Rose Wentworth, Robert Whitehead, joan Whitman, Richard Woehrel, janet Wroblewski, joe Yachera, john Yachera, Sandy Zagula, Stan Wild and craz-z-z-y girls. lKim Slater, joAnn Kaminski, Barb Kornj C0min' and goin' H TPHUY ViSCi0n9j Enie meenie minie moe! fShiela Fredrickson, Carmela Pacenza, Mike Helfrickj Sophomoresz Two to Go and Counting One of the major happenings for the Sophomore Class is the ordering of school rings. This year the rings were purchased from Kilbourne and Donahue. Another important activity for the Class of l98l is the scheduling of many dances throughout the year. The class anticipates at least six dances during the school year. Along with providing the students with a good time, the dances will also raise funds for the class. These funds together with money made from basketball concessions will be used partly to offset the cost of a class trip to Great Adventure which is scheduled for the early spring. The Sophomore Class is led by President MaryAnn Trombadore, Vice President Deidre Driscoll, Secretary Cathy Gleason, and Treasurer janice Steinhauser. The advisor is Mr. Burnett. The Officers-lfrom left to rightj janice Steinhauser, Deidre Driscoll, MaryAnn Trombadore, Cathy Gleason. lstandingj Mr. Burnett. Akray, Armelle Albert, Tim Allaire, Carolyn Andreevski, Buffy April, Chris Berry, Liz Blazevige, john Boyea, Theresa Bradley, Fred Brents, Richard Carina, Bill Celentano, Curtis Chamberlain, Bill Chambers, jeff Cicero, Sharon Balanda, Tammy Barbarevich, Renee Barna, Nancy Bartolucci, joe Burgos, Lou Burke,Tim Bush, Roberta Capalbo, Vinnie Clark, Laura Clay, jeff Cochilla, Steve Cogley, Mark an A , ,,,, ..,,,.. R ,. K fe . .X, K gg Q . K 'A i K M' a so 'P - ll xl: lj i K 'lr l. 5 Jr, sn just call me Elton. ljohn Sullivanj an-P-snr :lggi .i Kg a Hail Mary Full of Grace. I wish they'd slow d 4 5--s, -,gggmW lgg i gwfdw -3 -..- er f 2 Q.: 'H i , C, ...... . , ieee Hz ? ,xg V -' W ' TF' ,U my yq. 1 V , Colombaroni, Marlene Daniel, jim ' V 42 , Crowe, Charles DeCicco, Tony 3' ' ' , - Cruz, Carlos DeGhetto, Dave Q i . j Dabrowski, Esther DelNero, Lisa ff ' 4 ' A 5, Dam brauskas, Nancy A . -- an-f U I ,P V , V 'ZF g fi? Z f i fl C te 1 fr 4 if lr DeStio, Natalie Diem, David Dominick, joe Donahue, Mike Donlan, Nancy 66 Dorko, Maureen Dowling, Pat Driscoll, Deirdre Esposito, Dina F' is 1 ll 'f 'if' 1- Q 1 ' . A? g ,! Ela fl gt., -:-' ,ff ,V fi. T, ,M , ., X, 1 A , ,- ' 1.1 A . . t 3 il ..f4ffg.f,sv,ra,f Y X l 'rr wa.. 4 L95 ' , 1 - fa, ta own this pace. lSharon Ciceroj QM . ,,,,. I Feels So Good fTim Albertj ff ra ' , af-W df I 1' .. rj l f w Do the Hand jive, baby lCharlie Lewis and Yvette Lucasj s ffwanna disco? lyvonne Sotgj And now for this morning's sermon .. . fMiss Davitt, Donna Orlando, Debbie Mackey, Steve Morrisseyj if ' A '4 W X ' L 'k 3' M2 ' 1 . 34 E 1 Viz, I I if an Q2 K fr M 4 f f ,.., -i,, V. 1 , ,., fr , f ng, Q f as 'If J: af' I ,Y 3 ,, 'Z I 2 ,431- f L 1 by Q 1 Va 5 1, 2 7 :fxTY 1 ,, . 5 f' -lr ME alia , I.. A AT, -in xv A , 4 P X , T. - It j z ,G s J LQ, -fa P vveo f 4 eisafiffwzf f , t of we n .FN my L, 9'-iff fi 1 1 V ,,,, Q 33r lx ..-' , Y ' 'V L , 1 75 2f:VQB3l nw- vu. 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' ' - -' 'Fi .f , If ' Q E Q It 1.1, It -2. ,- :3 - ,V VI 5 V , K 9. ,,, ', v 4 ' A W , r , fi, 1, lf V U Q7 .6794 ! .v,v ., , - ' 6- ' f 4 6 A' K Q iw, , , 1 3 f ,fu M V ' J C ' ,Q H H ' qqgb W 3 J if 5, rf, ' N .L ,,,W.t,, . ,- Esposito, Phil Eustace, Rich Fallis, Cindy Fasanella, Gerald Fetchel, Mike Gllligan, Donna Gilrain, jim Gleason, Kathy Grady, Tracey Graebener, Ray Hambel, Noreen Hambrick, Cathy Hartsock, joyce Hawk, Robert Healey, Patty Holub, Patty Howell, Theresa Huszar, Steve lmpellizeri, Dina jannuzzi, janice juardo, Edwardo juardo, Luisa juzwiak, Tom Kalbach, Dave Kim, Henry Gacek, Paul Gallagher, Lorrie Giardino, Barbara Gibbs, Sharon Greco, janice Green, janet Green, Pinky Guido, Anthony Hendershot, Trent Hnasko, john Hoey, Pat Holmes, Donna jannuzzi, joe johnson, Tina jones, Dawn jones, jill Klimas, Kevin Klouser, Barbara Kluxen, Steve Koons, Laura 67 sei Kopf, Dan Korn, George Kossman, Gregg Kovacs, joe Kuziola, Michele Leonard, Tracey Lewis, Charlie Linn, Pat Lucas, Yvette Lukacs, Steve Maiullo, Anthony Marinelli, Kris Mignella, Bob Mignella, Tommy Miklowcic, Tracey Miller, Kyna Monteschio, john Moore, Debbie Morgan, Laurie Morrissey, Steve Nagrodski, Pete Neary, Clare O'MaIley, Brian Opdycke, Ken Orlando, Donna Orr, Liz Paino, Lina Paprzycki, Pete Pasek, Bruce Patullo, Michelle Patullo, Nancy Payne, Glenn Peltack, Luanne Peppe, Mike Perez, Norma Perry, Renee Peters, Bill Pirone, Freddie Pitoscia, Lora Porter, Sharon Puchalek, janice Pugliese, Laura Reddell, Robert Rivera, Rigo Rodriguez, Carmen A, Q l l wonder if they'd notice if we put vodka in here lHenry Kim joe Dominic, Tom Wolkj 0f course We don t mmd havmg our plctures taken N-awkica-ue. .,.. Rodriguez, joe Rodriguez, Mildred Roth, Gary Runyon, Cindy Ruscetta, Diane Ruscetta, Tom Salerno, Vinnie Sargent, Barbara Sasso, Giuseppe Schiermeyer, Robin Schupper, jimmy Schuster, Alice Schuyler, Cathy Sciortino, Enrico Serrano, Rose Short, Maureen Smith, Dan Smith, Todd Snyder, Sharon Snyder, Sue Soto, Yvonne Spatz, joni Spiller, Kenny Stamile, Rick Stavetski, Dave Stay, Bev Steinhauser, janice Stewart, Lisa Stine, Ricky Stout, Denise Suhaka, Bruce Sullivan, john Swope, Wes Synnott, Tom Territo, joe Teryek, Todd Toth, Rosemary Trombadore, MaryA Vance, jeff VanDoren, jayne Violka, john Ward, Frank Weitz, Anette Wells, David Whitman, Paul Wilkenloh, Marianne Woldin, Lisa Wolk, Tommy Zagula, Barbara The Invisible Man '-.. .- 11- one more 'OW grade and I ll lUmD lDave Diem, What do you mean l m not supposed to throw paper in the desk! fAnthony Freshmen:'The Young and Restless The Freshman Class, advised by Mr. Bauer, got off to a fast start and is looking forward to even bigger and better things while at B. B. H. S. Finan- cially, the class was helped by an excellent magazine campaign. They also had a very successful Donkey Basketball Game to help their treasury. The Fresh- men would also like to have at least two dances dur- ing the school year, a gong show, and a trip to Great Adventure in the spring. The officers for the Class of '82 are President Ricky Muniz, Vice President Norma Malave, Treasurer Heather Morgan, and Secretary Karen jones. Freshman Officers and Representatives Ahmed, Aziz Barich, Cindy W Aldridge, Debbie Bartle, Dawn Q Aldridge, lim Bendier, Robin Anderson, Sue Bennett, Mary Y t 511 'P Arrowsmith, Ronnie 2 'rf' ' . -'rs' Bothwell, Nancy Boyd, Kathy Breese, Brenda Bukavich, Beth Blazevige, Kim Bocchino, Lynda Bodnarchu k, Paul Bonfantino, Grace Borini, john Burgess, Richard Castillo, lnselsy Burke, Bill Cesare, Patrick - 11 Calderone, Mary Ciarlante, Vic Campbell, Sandy Cimino, Tony . Za ! Carina, Barbara , wr 2-3.1. , Conroy, lacqueline 1 Cote, 1. 1. ,, Clark, Kelly Clay, Regina Cleary, Michelle Cozza, Steven ,, Colallllo, Nlary Crider, Cathy ' 1'r-' Colombaroni, Rich ,. C 9 .,,. V. - f if J s ggrifilri? Crider, David Custy, Edward Czarcinski, David Dabrowski, Roman Decker, Kimber Deleski, lim DeStafano, Tom DeStio, Cindy Dominick, Ells Edwards, Diane Fecynec Pete Ehasz, loe Elik, loe Fassano, Tom Faynor, Dawn 70 Gallian oan Gattone, Delet 'S' .4 , l , .,,. , 1 ' Galvacky, Bennett , f Freshman Officers-ffrom top to bottoml President Ricky Muniz, Vice President Norma Malav Secretary Karen jones, Treasurer Heather Morgan, Advisor Mr. Bauer. This could be a shocking experience! lj, Hey man, you lookin' for trouble! lDoug Prughl Elikl r 'V .M an Q fi 3 x :iff A V5 fl ' ,DV Q Getlik, jim Gilligan, Louise Gilrain, Mark Godown, Scott Graber, Gary Gumerlock, Liz Hall, Holly Harabin, jim Healey, Pat Hendershot, Tracey januzzi, Fran jeskie, Bev jones, Karen luliano, Sue Kaladas, Donna Kissel, Marc Kyles, Clyde Lane, Ray Laws, Victor Lazarczyk, Tony Lis, Ronald Lucas, Zina Malave, Norma Mann, Cindy Mazzaferro, Silvana Montalvo, Carmen Morgan, Heather Morgan, Michele Moshinsky, David Mulvihill, Maureen Graebener, Pete Gray, Luanne Greenberg, Sharon Gullick, Sue Herman, Donald Herman, Yvette Hrybowyck, Nat Humsey, Karen Kaminsky, Sharon Karpinecz, Paul King, Bill Kinter, Marc Legge, Ed Lemire, Patty Lewis, Pam Liptak, Ken Mellin, jennifer Meda, Anthony Mial, Karen Mollica, Allen Muniz, Ricky Nemes, Debbie Niro, Danny Olimpaito, lim Look out, Steelers, here we come. lRich Columbaroni, Francis jannuzzi, Glenn 4 I9 r 1 Hai I got ,I nghti Warn Kmteri Help! My desk is eating me! iBennett Galvackyi 7 7 n Paszkowski, Leona Paternoster, Ken Perez, Edith Perri, Par Phillips, jill Philpotts, Sandy Pignatone, Angela Procini, Billy Prugh, Doug Pulsinelli, Gregg Reese, Kenny Reiner, jacqueline Risner, joy Robles, lnesly Romano, Diane Russo, Rena Ryan, Doug Sachdeva, Rachna Salvatore, Patty Sargent, Hollis Scarcella, Annette Schmidt, Edward Scott, john Seabolt, David Seabolt, George Shive, Tamara Smith, Laura Snyder, David Spenger, Deborah Sperr, Eric rd 'X A ' Y 'wif e 3' ' i lj 1 SQ, 5 'T .Q 4 J 8 as Q 55,4 'ggi K ug fc' z N i fQiYi r11t3j !2, . ' U ' ' Q, 3 as D 'Y A, . ., rgye S3 H' fm 'Le .iS 4' .g if -' N fi I . ,., we S t irv - X f - ,J 1 g so v55,f.L 5 f S iff ,.,-. ' Q : f S s- ' E A 5 1 X g Q a ,L if s f at I : You expect me to do this problem? lDiane Romanoj I'm dazed and confused. fSandy Philpottsl M., iq 1 lun 2 Keep dragging, lt's got to be here somewhere. lNlike Hajduk and Tom Ellsworthj How do you know we're cutting class? iSharon Kaminsky jackie Conroyj 5 I Q if ff if 5 3-1+ 5 1 Sf i K ' Vi i M aree V 7 V ,f,, S ,wan-sus? Nez 2 U , A., ln case of fire, throw this book in first. iAnnette Scarcellal - ,,.-' 1 Q l wonder if Charlie's Angels has room for one more? iDiane Edwardsl Monday Morning Blues! fDonald Hermanj ,p , 2 f gi , ,N , .iiifiliva k M-+-+-355-3.7 ,. -- N 1' Q X .. N . ...YR-12. Don't mess with me, baby! iKen Liptakl 93 . - P A J --..A.' A sis is , 5 fgr Ksoo S i- Ei' fig 'rA ' K '- N Bl ii l iff .5 iffy Farrah Fawcett, watch out! iDawn Faynor l - , ga , -4' I-fx P. , ,-,, -6 A aa, it N , S f ttt Sie ,X ii 1' xx bl iii f A . - , .TV 1 -:fri , V 4' ',,- V Rf. -:f Z . i , ' - :i,-' -' ,. Q i . we 2 m ,S l I X . if 'Fi 2 '7 ' . 4' Springer, Caroline Stansiszewski, Mona Storey, Stephen Strada, Maria Strecker, Debbie Strecker, Donna Stryshak, Carol Suk, Darla Sullivan, Michael Szewczyk, julia Talnagi, Dawn Tarsan, Andrew Teryek, Glenn Toth, Bob Troeller, Karl Tucker, Patricia Ulmer, Frances Vance, Keith Van Didden, Mike Venditti, Andy Vetter, Nancy Vickey, Sandy Walton, Barbara Weldon, Kenny Wied, Nancy Wilde, jeff Wilson, Robert Yachera, Aimee Yachera, Brenda Yarnell, joe Yefchak, Kenny Youskavich, Ann Zarnowski, Karen Zuccarelli, Karen Lennon, john Junior Hi hz Younger and More Restless Service and good times are the key words for the junior High. The classes, advised by Miss Capano, developed a Christmas pro- gram, including a play, to present to the patients at the Somerset Hills Nursing Home. As far as good times are concerned, the classes plan to hold at least five or six dances throughout the year. The officers are President Cathy Cozza, Vice President Sherri Gabory, Secretary Sue Krauss, and Treasurer Karen Fine. l'm so mad I could just spit! llvlark Bradleyj Albanese, Russell Barich, Sandy Alexander, Blaine Bartolucci, Darlene ,D V, Amaya, Monica Berry, Robert W i Auletta, Dave Bevacqua, Anthony T Awtry,Lisa l . .tssss, -,z S ga Boszczuk, Prudence Bradley, Mark Braverman, Sharon Brents, Nancy Breyan, Kathleen Carasoni, Barry Cederberg, jane Chiesa, jeff Clancy, Sean Claros, Edison Decker, Paul Dietrich, Mark Ehasz, Michael Elik, Caroline Foster, john Graham, Cindy Gronich, Steven Gubitoso, Floyd Gullick, Patricia Hambrick, Cindy Hyatt, Sandie Izzo, V-incenza jones, Flora Kelly, Patrick Kim, Thomas 74 Burgess, john Burgos, Brenda Burgos, Dennis Cappuccia, Toby Colucci, Cynthia Cozza, Kathy Crago, Tammy Dafgard, Wayne Freidman, jonathan Parton, Dolly Giardino, Anne Gleason, Marty Healey, Kevin Heller, Kristine Hernandez, Herman Hoffman, Beverly Kincel, Scott Kolevski, Mariana Krauss, Susan LaCorte, Maria jr. High Officers-ffrom left to rightj Secretary Sue Krauss, President Cathy Cozza, Treasurer Karen Fine, and Vice President Sherri Gabory 'lk as ' Ti ff - Q fi M il' me , ea se X si 0 X xr , ,- , fb Q 4 Move over, Rockettes! iSue Motyka, Bridget Mulvihill, Sue Kraussj ,M ,. , QQ al, I didn't know you cared. iDarlene Bartolucci and Marty Gleasonj Hwoql take you ony' clohn Zaccardi, john johnson, ionn Bu 5 'W '- - 7 -1 Q, . E. f is VS. ' ' K: ., A: ., L ' Q. sv N as ' Q ,fri a ..,'f A. I 'H . V 47' 'ii ,,f:1,. . . .S -- t . ' ff: -fin' My w i is , , may ..,..- ' . Q -H f fN , fa 14. t.r T1 H ' Q S in T : :11 iitfffie ,o..1 axllzq sgs 2 T ,ZUJI -N -- T it - R , I 4 T 3 - -- 2. ., ,.,, w I V I ' 1 -L K-N L T Y T, an - y T it ' L is T :L T . 1 f ,ref ' T T 5 2:1737 .X . V - i ,,., V N gl, K Xi , T at '11: .. 5 j ef K A Q way oQ '- ' i ii? 'Q S ii ii 1 GJ- - E A F' 325, Q I , K no 1 V..Q no , M K T K T ' ' iff Q , 44. ,- i',1.'.,:.og. QE, in lr Sk? W, . H H1' If we -2 , i E if N N Wendt, Robert Wilchuck, jennifer Woldin, MaryBeth Wright, Cindy Zaccardi, john Zorn, Tracey Lair, Ed Lamaestra, Regina Lane, Barbara Levesque, Scott Linn, Addie McSurdy, Karen Miller, David Miller, Mary Moty ka, Susan Mulvihill. Bridget O'Malley, Keith Ostrowski, Tammy Pane, jerry Paprzycki, Lori Patullo, Connie Potts, Robert Provenzano, Laura Rosania, Dawn Ruberto, Trina Rubin, Dave Smith, Kimberly Smith, Tim Spenger, Doreen Stahlnecker, Inge Staniszewski, Ronald Todaro, joseph Torres, Aida Toth, Emily Tuzzo, Marcie VanFleet, Barbara rgess, Bob Wendtj Lyne, Michael Markey, Sean Martucci, Mario Massagli, Cynthia Nanna, joanne Natalizio, Sally Neidlinger, Harold Niro, Susan Patullo, joseph Pena, Margarita Plick, Dawn Polidori, Richard Salvatore, Michael Serafin, Ella Serrano, Robert Slack, Michael Storch, Beth Tarantino, Cheryl Tardiff, Kim Thomas, Lori VanFleet, Sandy Villanueva, Roberto Vischetti, Marianne Wendt, Karen 75 -H-if' E x A4 .. -an Q Z i E 3 i ,Fu ..-...,m V , K in Is Mrs. Hartman Looking? lDavid Neidlinger and joe Sullivanj Armstrong, Patrick Bar-Din, Miriam Barich, Pamela Belcher, Kimberly Bennett, Eileen Breyan, jennifer Brokaw, Kenneth Burke, joseph Burke, judy Carasoni, Glenn Coolbaugh, james Costa, Michele Cote, Chris D'Alessandro, Vincent DelNero, Shelly Elik, Susan Fine, Karen Fogarty, Eileen Gabory, Sherri Galindo, Arturo Granzetto, Kyle Groppi, Lisa Havet, Edward Herman, Sandy Holub, Frederick jones, Lisa Kalbach, janice Kane, Scott Kearns, Debbie Kelly, Dian Lair, Bruce Lane, Debbie Lang, Cindy Lemire, Dawn Linn, Beverly 76 Hang in there, baby fHernan Hernandezj Bevacqua, john .... : X I Bonfantino, joseph ,L 4 . , Bonfantino, Maria V if X e et Bo 'k, William 5 , '. . K . Cimino, Denise Cirello, Sue Cleary, Patricia Cogley, Beth DeStio, Paul Diaz, Fernando Diem, MaryLynn Dindorf, Tammie Gambino, Ronald Geren, Dina Gleason, joseph Gonzalez, Armando Hunt, Valorio Hutchins, Keith Hutzly, Larry lanniello, Mena Kingsland, Pamela Koche, Michael Kopac, Lance Kryda, Kristine Lyne Laurie Mackenzie, Neil Maggio, Francis Malaiko, Thomas 3 ,,,, ,X 'S . fx: iw . W if 8 at i, i , ix , , Q ' gif 72,5 . K., , . . Q , .A ,L -ga, A f 3' - A . l'e,, Q 'ii S' rl-' - ' il? -' 2 , if A 'f A-, v' ' a 32' . . f if .. e f g. 'ff 4 A ' S r l - - wel: 1 N. h D-.',m,..3-8:1 N, 1 3 . x , I V Vg, V if ,iifrgkz 1 si' as X X ia, s, . 2239 ti 143' L . 5- ,,, V i , W Q S it, 4 H 9 H f 3 Q Q e . 'Q' i '. .1'?,?F'- iv ,x ,sy ,Re Ns, , L 3914 X -,,, I N Q ,.,,, I S ,Z k..,.,:' in .ln rr V4 2 J . , 1 af, 5, W SSSV . Q gig 5- 3555535 ,,'ufTf-ffffliii-1 1 2 fir 5 Ai? 'I ' Q' Q5 a- M I , A 2 ,f-1 SQ: 1 , 7: , ' il ' is . 'F ' 3 , xg ..-- Y ' ' f -, . X .V , , -af: :sees - 'fl -F , sr- H , is risi 1 P i f c lf A ' i x P L i Q 4' ' W ffl it 1' ff P 'Tjfi' ,S . . te?-gif. X 4 5. 5 ,i,,, , el 1 gy- Q ex if, ,gt -Q13-K f la it f ar Q L ,f,,, hx I 4 A A 5 . A - 1 ' 2' f Q ' - ' 'J' fisf ,,, I .. .' A A - . . -' -- -ww e- --:. ,Y . fe fe 4. ,.., P , W , , ,t L 5- - l , 1 .Q -N -ef f fe. if if f? A w ' S1 5 9 A 4 , . , if 'flffi 'liz' i f Z .5 Q 1 lm x H' g xc, 4 , i E X Q a l X i M' l sk I it , 4 :MQ X-' ij 1 , 5 X Q ,E . . A F is ? if ,life A ss lu if . ii. l 'Pl ir , , , . ,. . qi 7 'Mbna 2, fig gs. Help! My teeth are stuck! fBilly Burkel J mf- xKf'k 1 4 ,. of ,, T, f' 1 Peace Hoe Bonfantinol its- ii get ,, ig 1 , Q at 2 I Q, -1 V ' - W in if ' .fi5Q,r' ' , dggtigvi- f if . IL 1 Rf ,Z ig - l ' x Ap ' ,I Nothin' says lovin' like something from the oven. fYvonne Perezl . . '--- -vw if- if Y-ia., . 4:- 2 X Ai If E i , H K x he is Q . ' K-if 1 ,S a ' - - it . . we in 'L r F? . ft . ' 9' ' Q f if--' -'rw p s M fi ..,, Q 'iii W i . ,k-k 1: V ifritl iii Hifi ' , Q?1..-...Ml ' ev V' 'l'L LL'- A ' ' B . ':-' 2525 . .. i . r i .w .E ,,, 4 - Q, - ,- ,A . wi , ., f r Q. -' . r .. A I- ,. XT, b , ' i'f A R ' K fl- v f .. ,f u 1 f ' . - V ' X T am! NX K ' Hrs? If A 'I Q .- ,.., - - K ' ff-' ff ' -.: N -. li if ' i V I A X P L J X , A, y h , 'Z V M7 -W., ', F , if' , .g li 'Fi '1L. if 'i ig, ', ' ' vig, Y- i 'v flips 2 'iii r A fj 1, P r 4 i 2 , 42 5 Aiiii ' e -' .iyifif 2. ' 1 X :J it' L X . 1 I' -2212 ,1,1, , ,J-'Wi T e - , gp - A Q 221523551 ,, - ,,,, an - - f ,. i 2 -. R' 3 , , C -at , 1- 1' ' iis 3 iii - ' iw ,V - ' ' ' if Q ,s., t Izi ' it C, I 1 l F iii i e 'ils ' ' e ' f- 4 e. Fiifiazs f if ' ,dfvfif ' ' r it s ' Ll , - A siss n ' - i Viegas, Celia ' - if' 'i i' Villanueva, Billy J 'F ' A ui va i. a X ,. Q I Yackowski, Denise 'V f I f -- -ff. , aa.-,f Q if ' 1 Malave, Nicky Maloney, Chris Manilio, Marianna Mason, Tex Mayor, Karen Natalizio, Patty Neidlinger, David Nemes, Diane O'Brien, Rhonda Perez Yvonne 1 Pitoscia, Barbara Reese, Myla Rivera, Sandra Rodriguez, Augusto Rodriguez, Maritza Sadorski, Kathy Saga, Mona Sarno, Michael Savage, Toni Schaefer, Sue Sheldon, Merris Sinibaldi, Andrew Sinibaldi, Sal Sorge, jeff Sourvanoz, Myranth Meyer, David Mondrone, Annette Montalvo, Luz Mulleavey, Michelle Peters, Regina Picca, lodie Pinto, Lori Pinto, Phyllis Rodriguez, Yvette Romano, Chris Romano, lanine Rubin, Robert Sciortino, Maria Scutari, Domenica Settle, Ken Seymour, Steve Spilletti, Carlos Spilletti, Maddalena Stout, David Ulmer, Robert 77 ix y, , . .gk wi 'N .41 xx 'xx 'D 1 The Tower of Power Mr. joseph Donnelly, Principal Mr joseph Spain Vice Principal The Board of Education is definitely not bored with education. On the contrary, the members of the Board are willing to give up many hours of their time to try to provide the best education possible for the students of Bound Brook. The Board of Educa- tion, which consists of and is elected by the citizens of Bound Brook, sets the policy for the entire Bound Brook School System. Mr. Donnelly and Nlr. Spain then put the policy into effect. One of the most important aspects of the Board is that it is not out of touch with the students. The Student Council sends a representative to almost every Board meeting. Special meetings are also arranged to hear the suggestions or complaints of the students. At any school event Qathletic contest, concert, etc.l it is possible to find one or more members of the Board, once again pro- viding proof of the Board's interest in the students. The Board consists of ftop row, left to rightl Dr. George Daniel, Superintendent, Dr. joseph Vischetti, Chairman, IVlr. Paul Cooper, Secretaryg Dr. Robert Brokaw, Mrs. Susan Citrenbaumg fsecond row, left to rightl Mr. Roland Gribi, Mr. F. William Linn, Mr. Nicholas Palczukg fbottom row, left to rightl Nlr. Kenneth Rothschild, Mr. Frank A. Ryan, and Mrs. Barbara Solook. 80 ecretarie 1 They Have the Answers tive 'Mk' ,pw -fi INR' vim, 'rv' Got a question? Ask a secretary. Students, teachers, parents, and even administrators often turn to a secretary whether it's to find the correct number of cuts or to locate a missing report. B. B. H. S. is very fortunate to have one of the finest secretarial staffs. The secretaries are ltop row, left to rightl Patricia Crowell, Louise DeFeo, Barbara Flower, Gloria lmbriani, losephine Langg lbottom row, left to rightl Margaret Nlilesnick, loan Ruberto, Marcia Varga Todd Smith labovel shows that males can also be excellent secretaries. Karen jones ileftl performs one of the nicer secretarial duties, that of decorating the office. Both students volunteered for the job of helping out around the office. 81 Helping You Find the Key to Your Future Unlike the other departments in B. B. H. S., the Guidance Department has not undergone any changes in administrative structure. The only major change to occur in i978-79 has been an increased effort to establish a career resource center. lt is very helpful for a student to know what he intends to do after high school by the time he is a sophomore. For that reason, many books, magazines, and other materials are being collected to help a student choose a career. The Guidance Counselors are ltop row, left to rightl Director of Student Personnel Services Don Grimes, Gladys Chersack, Al Derienzo, Pamela Teitelbaum, and Ray Vannozzi. The secretaries in the Guidance Department are lbottom row, left to rightl Carmie Bradley, jospehine Patullo, and Nlaria Sara. I iiiili' it . tt. gf -a'. A- We ff' Many students give up free periods to help out in the Guidance Department. jolene Rotunno lrightl and Laura Clark labovel are just two of these students. 82 7,-may ' l Tying It ll Together Bound Brook High School is only a Group I lchool, yet for its size it has many special offerings. It :lso has a complete staff of specialized personnel. Some of these people are Ctop row, left to rightl Pirector of Special Services Marilyn Alexander, sychologist Annette Shteir, Social Worker Phyllis lopf, Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultant joan loulish, Largentg 'eacher ohnson, bottom librarian Francine Kamen, Media Specialist Donald eorge. x.. fkt Supplemental Special Services Teacher Lois fmiddle row, left to rightl Special Education Patricia McCarthy, Instructional Aide Susan Evening School Director Natalino Carreag row, left to rightl Nurse Angela Robinson, Mu 4-M-Q. A f Robinson checks out jack Schrader labovel before him to be fit for classes.The library lrightl is still a place to study and, sometimes, even share a joke. 1 i Phasing Out Phase-Electives The English Department has implemented the use of the Weehawken Writing Project in grades seven through twelve. The Project is a detailed method to help students become skilled writers. The use of such tech- niques as slotting, expanding, and outlining has already had an effect on student writing. Another major change in the English Department will take place next year. The phase-elective program for juniors and seniors is being elimi- nated. Taking its place will be a semester curriculum. Each year a student will take one semester of required English. The other semester, the student will be given an opportunity to choose one of four English courses. These elective courses are composed of the more popular phase-electives such as Science Fiction, The Detective Story, Worlds Beyond Reason, and Creative Writing. By reducing thirty-three electives down to eight, it is hoped that the scheduling problem will also be reduced. The English Department is comprised of itop row, left to rightj Chair- person Dennis Donahue, Marge Anton, Kathy Battaglia, judy Gerber, Tony Kruzelg Cbottom row, left to rightj Christopher Nlorley, john O'Connor, Victor Saginario, Edith Trautwein, and Dianne Wagner. .ff N' . its Soon English classes will return to the traditional division between fupper rightj and seniors fabovej. The A English classes will not be affected DE R-Drop Everything and Read The Reading Department, one of the newer additions to the B. B. H. S. urriculum, has had an active year. Reading covers from the remedial program to -eading for the college bound. This year, a new curriculum for junior high students vas developed. This curriculum concentrates on high interest reading material such science fiction and horror literature. The Reading Department is also concerned ith English as a second language and content reading to assist students in develop- ig better reading skills for all subject areas. The Reading Department consists of ltop row, left to rightl Director of State wd Federal Funds Constance Young, joyce Gierla, Lois lllardi, Ben Silverwater, cretary Elaine Owensg lbottom row, left to rightl Instructional Aides Dolores riscoll and Yolanda Woldin. E Q . ., . 1 . .'1'. 4 t . .2 W e Woldin, an Instructional Aide, conducts a small group in Reading labovel. One of the advantages of the Reading Department is many small sized classes can be held. mf' Ak at . Q..-1 - fu 2 .X E - 1 ellte 'N X-. 'E y at l a aaaa it e it . A - rig f-, : -. K - , .-,-' fQ' f - john Foster fabovel must answer written questions after completing his reading material. 85 The Numbers Gam ffm X Remedial mathematics is still a prime concern of the Mathematics Department. The State of New jersey has established certain levels of mathematical ability which must be reached by students before they can be granted a high school diploma. Remediall math classes are Bound Brook's answer to the state requirement. 1 The horizon also holds some innovations for B, B. H. S. ln the planning stages is a computer course for grades nine through twelve. The benefits of estab- lishing a Math Lab for use by students during study hall periods is also being investigated. Finally, more use of calculators in the classroom is being planned. The Mathematics Department consists of ftop row, left to rightl Chairperson Donald Bates, Michelr Capano, Ernest Haase, Robert Kapp, Cathy Kitcheng Csecond row, left to rightl Ludmila Kulihin, Charles Schlottman, and Al Stearns. i rig S wig .ift ii: if x Higher math fills the air as seniors lfrom left to righti Bruce Edwards, Nancy Graebener, and Diane Gombeda concentrate. 86 Mark Gilrain puts a great deal of thought into his algebra You Should Know More Than Qne Language The Foreign Language Department, pro- noting the study of Spanish, French, erman, and Latin, has had an active year. he Spanish I classes under Mrs. Hagon -njoyed initiating new texts called tHocoLATE Y cHuRRos. Two trips to oreign lands were held in the spring. Mrs. Koung chaperoned students on a trip to flontreal and Quebec and Miss Emhoff ccompanied students to Greece to visit ylassical sites from the Acropolis to Dlympia, home ofthe first Olympic games. T The Foreign Language department is wade up of lfrom left to rightj Chairperson anet Emhoff, Claire Biagini, Linda Hagon, Ruth Shada, and Nancy Young. fi ' ll allf: ,A l i 1 Q SIKA ' ,ii Miss Emhoff gives MaryAnn Tarantino lupper rightl some special assistance. Stan Zagula lupper Iefti finds an amusing story while translating. Mrs. Hagon lrightl explains the names of the months in Spanish, while Don Clark iabovel doesn't seem too excited. 87 Preparation for Life in a Technical World Industrial Arts is the perfect vehicle for practical application of academic subjects. The figuring of speeds, feeds and gear ratios certainly proves the need for accurate mathematics. A good application of physics can help determine which tool to use for a specific job, and how to set it up. Even the less technical subjects, such as Social Studies, models and displays built in the Industrial Arts laboratory can further help understanding. ln some ways the various character building traits learned in a good Industrial Arts program may be of more importance to the academic area. This learned behavior is vital for social, business or personal success later in life. The ability to work in harmony with a group, to get along together, and to develop a sense of craftmanship is critical regardless of one's future vocation or profession. Basic organization, good housekeeping and neatness, plus the ability to see a project through to the end, will always be valuable traits. Shop or laboratory work is also excellent training in patience in addition to developing an excellent background in the general rules of common sense and safety. The Industrial Arts Department consists of ltop row, left to rightj Chairperson Fred Herbeck, Nlario Bernardo, Al Colvenbachg lbottom row, left to rightj Charles Crane, George Holiday, Walter Leuenberger. Sharon Braverman labovel checks the straightness of a piece of wood, Stephen Lee lrightl concentrates on correct wiring to prevent a shocking experience. 88 'J K3 ,. , lvl Q ffm, wqgui , .,, . .-, ,... . , .,.. X iv rig, , A 4 gk ,ag xx 44 ,fm ,Nj K.: 3 ,Ni k.., e. 'WW l w YW I ,, fag' Ei? it f '-5 ' 501--, Hifi ,H . izliiiffliblf' l- -J . 0 Bruce Locke and lack Schrader lupper leftl work on their drawings, while Will Roussos lcenter leftl is just getting started. Skip Rossmeissl gets some special atten- tion from lVlr. Crane lcenter rightl. Dan Gallagher lupper rightl plans an electrical circuit. Ed Custy lleftl completes his outlet, Henry Kim labovel gives his undivided attention to the lecture. 89 Fine Arts Doing Fine The major change in Fine Arts is that both music and art courses are becoming more serious. No longer are the courses regarded as fun and games or easy pass. Many students are working on or near college level. The current aim is for originality rather than copying works from magazines or music from records. A new course added this year is the teaching of guitar. Other plans for the future involve incorporation of a textile course taught by one or more teachers. The Fine Arts Department is also trying to purchase more equipment such as potters wheels and looms so that more fields of art can be explored. The Music Section of Fine Arts consists of lfrom left to rightl Chairperson Herbert Benge, Mace Loock, and Diane Nelson. Next is the Art Section with Kathryn Davitt and Greg Miller. Lisa Bednar and Lori Keogh lupper rightl really enjoy the new guitar course. Karen Kroplinski labovel is hard at work on her sketch. Roseann Puliese lrightl is ready to call it a day as she begins to clean up. 90 44510 L 51 K '-'TE ft. .wk .Alun- fUpper Ieftl The brass section gets into the swing, while Diane Gombeda iupper righti joins in with her flute. Chris Albert shows his versatility by beating on the drums icenter Ieftj and dreaming on the bass flefti. Ed Zuccarelli iabovei better known for taking yearbook pictures finally has his picture taken. 91 Business Courses Are Just Your Type The Business Department has been very busy trying to make its curriculum even more relevant to students. C. O. E. lCoopera- tive Office Educationl is still an integral part of the Business Department. In this special program, twenty students go to school for part ofthe day and work in an office part of the day. However, not all students can fit C. O. E. into their schedules. Sometimes the students are enrolled in dual programs, involved with extracurricular activities, have home responsibilities, do not have the necessary transportation, or many other reasons. To remedy this situation, the Business Department is planning to set up an in-house, teacher directed, office simulation. Another innovation in the Business Department is the word processing learning center to prepare students for magnetic media: data processing from transcribers and text-editing equip- ment, modern methods infput outfput, retrieval, and filing. Although in the planning stages, the word processing learning center is designed to give slower students more learning time to master job entry skills which companies usually cannot do because of lack of time for training. The Business Department consists of ffrom left to rightl Chairperson Mary Lou Viswat, Charles Calderone, Claudette Gribi, Evelyn Kotch, and john Landphair. mmf' Wi X' sr raa . '4 . Typing has always been considered one of the most useful courses taught at B. B. H. S. Pictured are some students sharpening their skill: Craig Greco lupper rightl, Linda Bocchino lrightl, Karen Zuccarelli labovej. 92 i -'Z-25 m,....,, . , THE xsvaoanp klzg 11 7. 'll 54 gl A , - 5 ,,zx4-,K,L,u96. QWEBsTivuu0,. P 0 GI G73 alone I :Z xC,Y5eiNM1:' Magis elif?-1 ' s FINGER POSlTlOM EVALUATION ,Q ' fsiffof 3 ii f ' i s Q! Dave Stump lupper leftl studies the large poster of the keyboard before beginning to type. Ms. Gribi explains to jim Lopa lupper rightl some ways of improving his typing. Typing class can some- times give the opportunity for relaxation fcenter lefti, but usually it requires hard work flefti. jeremy Vadnos fabovei seems to be saying that typing is a pain in the neck, but actually he feels that typing is a skill that will help him throughout his career. 93 Jaws lll Now Playing in Science Clas es K i Wiffif ' .s l ii ' -:,,: 52 2' ' as f., as A Iv, WE, -- N 'wr 'za we-.a ,. 1 S- 5 , , L- zfffg. . w s- P77 1 1 .. , , .1 A , . Q., .jf '.1lQ:2izit 'e al l 5- . Vi V gzl - P ' ...,. , 3 . , P 2 i 1 if One of the highlights of the Science Department this year involves Biology. For several years there has been growing public interest in sharks, thanks to movies like IAWS and JAWS ll. Taking advantage of this interest, the Science Department purchased sharks to be used for dissection in the laboratories. Another Science Department highlight is the Chem Study program which was started last year to accom- modate accelerated chemistry students. The program seems to be working very well, and last year's graduates have already returned to say how useful they found the course to be in college. The Science Department consists of ftop row, left to rightl Chairperson joseph Scagliotta, Walter Bauer, Patricia Bebo, Leonard Koupiaris, Arnold Nlarting lbottom row, left to rightl Peter Puglia, Ronald Schmitter, Abigail Stearns. . O , ,fax To . 12: vs . . 8 5. I4 5 'HL li ,, c. s it ,VVW A as Sizes s X 3 G QT yfiggg ' I .. ,ryk n NL R was A, gig? v N, 22' r 1 P? 'T I . S, Tqs'L N,y,N-fly - e i S - 5 1 T l A vw' On a calm summer day in the friendly town of Bound Brook, a flash of color is seen breaking the still water. Suddenly, a shark jumps out, grabs a Barbi Doll, and disappears to the unknown reaches of the deep. 94 E l Soi-f All is intent labovel when Nancy Graebener adds a weight to the spring in Chemistry class. Greg right, seems to be wondering what Mr. Bauer will do next. I iiii i ,:f' 'f 1 I 3 Vzirf, Chemistry occupies the time of Ricky Sands and Robert Resuta iupper Ieftl and Diane Gaglia fupper rightj. A Biology lecture is being given to Theresa Howell, janice Puchalek, and Dina Impellizeri lcenter leftj while Mr. Schmitter fcenter rightl collects Physics reports. 95 Finances a Wreck? Take Home Eel lnflation has affected all of us. Home Economics is doing its part to help us deal with inflation. Naturally, everyone has to eat, but Home Economics is teaching students how to prepare low cost dishes. They are also showing students that the less expensive meats, when prepared properly, can taste every bit as good as much more costly meats. Another item that everyone needs is clothing. Home Economics can teach you how to keep up with the latest fashion by making your own clothes. Perhaps even more important, Home Economics can teach you how to take better care of your clothes so that you need not buy clothes so often. Home Economics consists of ffrom left to rightj Patricia Crew, Gloria Hartman, and Lillian Hutsko. V r S' ' DSSIG . 1. iii 1 ff Ak A FA! 74 we I W, sknfh l Q -f 'F E 1 -' The annual Christmas party is always a happy event put on by the Home Economics Department. lUpper leftj The whole gang gathers around the cookie table, while Paul Heavey jupper rightj helps himself to some punch. jackie Curtis labovej decorates the Christmas Tree as Laura Horner, Sandy jacob, and Mike johnson show they're in a party mood. 96 ,bln ...sf- -.-up--m Ja. Y 2 ing Y- gf' - -sim' to ww, I ,J , wg, ,,.. L ,, fwll'-amy, 5...- www k '12, updgknn, , L fUpper Ieftj Miss Crew watches apprehensively the work of Laura Horner and Sandy jacob. Lisa Delnero and Maureen Dorko fupper rightj are really cook- ing, while Dale Ford and Perry Sacca try to figure out how to turn on the mixer fcenter leftl. MaryLou Diem fcenter rightl practices a stitch, while Mrs. Hutsko gives Laura Provenzano some special tutoring. Dawn Lemire fabovel would make an excellent advertisement for Tide. 97 Phys Ed ls a G m Dandy Course ft V L ' s, -1 rt' M 'Eff' . , V:,, H, ,, i ltsii ' ':'i X , 5 5 g ,if f T Alb The universal gym may be used a number of ways to help tone and develop most muscles of the body as demonstrated by Pg Steinhauser iabovei and joe Vischetti frightl. 98 W' Q I If A A 129 B ,-.N if : 1-r':.::-Q7 v-- i -If-bw .J The Physical Education Department has changed a great deal in the last fev- years: pass-fail grading for all students, double-gym periods, and the integration o boys and girls into the same class. This year, the major change has involved the transfer ofthe universal gym from the fieldhouse to the gymnasium. The universa gym makes it possible for more students to use weight training to achieve bettel muscle tone and physical fitness. The scheduling of double gym periods has prover to be somewhat of a problem, therefore, this year some classes meet for single gyd periods. i The Physical Education Department is made up of ftop row left to righ Chairperson Sam Gramiccioni, Athletic Director Mike Schibanoff jack Kelly 1 Steffner, Chris Steffner' Qbottom row, left to right Kathy Stiebritz Nancy Y 1-L: .5 .M .4 f, 1 7 1 , , .1 .f ff!! ,f J! v :WM 1641 'X if J fxffl rfvf' 1 4 z, ffff ,mff f ff f ff, ..,,N., Alf, f ,fff 1 ,. um, A ,Q , ,AL .,f,,,,,ff f ff f f fnff.-ff f f w ff f . ff f-.mffm 4,-f.. ,f , ,'-ffw,-X K f f ,,f,, . ffxffwff ,' ,f ,1f.1f,f,f , 1 ,f, ,,,,,f ,f ,f ,, ffxff ff 1 1 1 , I N, if 9 F fx, ,l 429 f vi I' :GMI 1' Af .f f .f , V ff, rv 1 f fffff fl f ff! r vi :N R X QNYA fs X iX'HQO Q M '4 .rv 'ma Q x History's Getting Better All the Time The curriculum of the Social Studies Department has been improved, especially in terms of updating present courses of study. Area Studies and American Studies ll have recently been rewritten to include more current material, The Social Studies Department is also dealing with the possibility that in the near future students may be required to take four full years of social studies courses instead of the th ree now required. This would result in a reduction of mini courses or doing away with them totally. Another highlight of the Social Studies Department is the involvement of students in trips and projects. From September through October, many students worked on a voter registration drive. In October and November the students con- ducted a pre-election telephone poll. There are also trips to Washington, D. C. in Nlarch and Model Congress lOcean City, Nll in April. The teachers in the Social Studies Department are ltop row, left to rightl Chairperson Merry Shaw, Susan Anderson, Gregg Burnett, lack Eustler, William Finnertyg lmiddle row, left to rightl Barry Franzyshen, William Herderg lbottom row, left to rightl Lynne Shindle, Dennis Toci. 1 , . , ss. Locating and coloring in various places on maps are Karl Troeller iupper leftl, Ken Paternoster liabovel, and Ed Schmidt lrightl. 100 iw: it fl' +1 ' sb .5 rbritlilr' itat l .Wa All A!-rf jf Help! Not Just Anybod 1 istrators who inhabit B. B. H. S., there are also many other people whose presence is equally as important. These people handle everything from cooking to cleaning and from patrolling the halls to protecting the walls. Some of these important personnel are lpictured on this page. l Marie Fidicaro nun, ' nu ., ' Martha Colucci Along with the students, teachers, and admin- A ,. lFrom left to rightl Paul Dramcak, Dominick Calderone, Charles Petrosky, and Bill Benedict ww Mary DeRosa Donna Lyne paul Dramcak Marion Greenwood 10 a sr ,,.. f f ,Ha 4 -ik x W49 1 ggi , 1 , 5 xv xx 'Tb 13 'Xxx 'XC- The Music Goes Round and Round A new band director, Mr. Benge, and a new assistant band director, Mr. Locke, naturally led to many changes for the B. B. H. S. Marching Band. A new pre-game show, consisting of a block formation in place, featured such tunes as March Grandioso, 'Winding Raritan, and our Alma Mater. The half- time show was heavy in science fiction with such numbers as Star Wars, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and Man from Atlantis. lt also had such favorites as Seventy-six Trombones and Stayin' Alive.', For the first time, the annual band camp was held at Rider College. The hard work done at camp led to excellent reviews of our band at THE HOME NEWS FESTIVAL. The band was also featured at the South Bound Brook Firemen's Parade, the Bound Brook Rescue Squad Parade, and our own high school bonfire. The future holds possible exchange concerts with other schools and competition performances at Great Adventure for both the Marching Band and the Concert Band. lupper rightl The trumpets march forward to start the fantas- tic half-time show. Paul Dura iabovel puts his heart and soul into the tuba. Sue Sona fcenter rightl brings the band to attention just before the festivities begin. Mark Awtry lrightl awaits on the sideline moments before the half-time show. 104 B ae! 1 iie xv fa A-H K N, Q .. - 5 t 1 H :,m,.w A X ii :tif : R12 A Ne, W X at ' ,,,.. QKX A .fi 'mp 5 A V' If .K .g Q so F is s. Q flgllpigrmg. .y gjgr.tg,.t,, . syss we X : i C C , or so - Xi Twirlers-Captain Diane Gombeda, center, fclockwise from leftl Barbara Zagula, joanne Kaminski, Kim Slater, Co-captain Michelle McCloskey, Lori DeLeo, Rosemary Wendt, and Susie Coccia. i The captains and co-captains gather for their formal picture. Sue Sona is in the centerg lclockwise from leftl.Maureen Yanchuk, Diane Gombeda, Gail Gilly, Cindy Guydos, Michelle McCloskey, and Diane Gaglia. 106 'rr Q Q , . ,z -,,, ,, l fabovel The flag squad marches in the wind during half-time. Michellg McCloskey fbelowl watches intently from the stands as the Crusader! overpower another opponent. l -mmawvf wane quad-lFront Row, left to rightl janice Steinhauser, lean DeRosa, Bodnar. fSecond Row, left to rightl Laurie Guydos, Shari Van- Fran Gruszecki, Debbie Ranglack,Tracey Corsinig fThird Row, left rightl Captain Gail Gilly, Sheryl Amorosa, Alice Lawson, Donna ,Co-captain Cindy Guydos. rightl MaryAnn Mondrone and Sue Sona smile after another victory. fcenter rightl The colorguard performs. iabovel The first in years gave the fans another opportunity to cheer. J .ff aff' t 3 I l l l 1 ' , T or - 1 ' reeitr T D n fr f D if - M . ' fflit. D gm yoo. y ia The Colorguard Squad-lFront Row, left to rightl Susan Havran, Bernadette Ulmer, Mary Donlan, LuAnn McHugh, Diane Zaborowski, Renee Perryg lSecond Row, left to rightj Tina Kirkwood, Mary Monteschio, Teresa Boyeag lTop Row, left to rightl Co-captain Diane Gaglia, MaryAnn Mondrone, Nancy Preteska, Barbara Korn, Captain Maureen Yanchuk. 107 SP-IR-IT Crusaders Got the spirit for all to see and hear it .Sf 2.5FLl5rfi2 7 ,,.I , .rrr VVVV ryir ,, I H srr is Nancy and Audrey frightl show their enthusiasm during a pom-pom routine. The other pictures show the Varsity Squad in action during a basketball game. 108 Irs , -4 r -f -et ,N V, my , S ,yyy ' 1' Varsity Cheerleaders-lfrontl Co-captains Kathy Stavetski, Debby Loreg lsecond row, left to rightl Sharon Cicero, Nancy Short, Angel Longo, Trish Fogartyg lthird row, left to rightj Sharon Fagan, Patty Holub, Sandy Yachera. A S ' A otys ' ii- -fvil 5 1'ff kf5,Ki5. a - 3 . .5 ' if is s,,, , asf ,i , 2 .V :ng .' . if .-F j E Q , its X Q X l li Reign Begins Before Rain Begins With the rain clouds threatening to unloosen their fury at any moment, the 1978 Homecoming was held. Despite the angry weather, an overflowing crowd watched as Debby Lore was crowned this year's queen by last year's queen Sandy Ruscetta. Debby's court consisted of Lisa Bedner, Bev Burton, Angel Longo, and Chris Vickey. , - I Debby Lore fupper rightj proudly wears the crown. Sandy Ruscetta escorted by George Benko,f Iefti returned to crown the new queen. The court and escorts consisted of Chris Vickey and Sacca icenter Iefti, Angel Longo and jack Eustace fcenteri, Bev Burton and Ricky Kraussi righti, and Lisa Bedner and Dy Gumerlock fabovej. Debby Lore was escorted by Pg Steinhauser Annual Winter Concert Still a Treat The annual Winter Concert was held December l4 in the B. B. H. S. auditorium. All the musical groups got a chance to perform including the junior -ligh Chorus, the Concert Band, Bel Cantos, the High School Choir, and the Symphonic Band. One of the ruly beautiful moments was Barbara Ryan's solo in 'Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence. A trumpet trio lonsisting of Tom Patullo, john Caruso, and Fred Bradley in Bugler's Holiday was another show topper. The Symphonic Band lupper rightj got an opportunity to perform for the students before the concert took place. Barbara Ryan's solo fupper Ieftj was very well received. john Sullivan fcenter leftj was the accompianist for many of the vocal numbers. The junior High Chorus lcenter rightj learns to perform before a live audience which will surely help them when they join the High School Choir fabovej. Always a treat, the Bel Cantos lleftl perform. 11 1 Scholars Gain Recognition l During the evening of February 22 in the B. B. l H. S. auditorium, thirty new members were inducted l into the National Honor Society. Every member has at least a 3.3 grade point average, belongs to at least three organizations, and has been highly rated by teachers in the areas of leadership and character. The guest speaker at the N. H. S. induction ceremonies was Father Eugene Prus, Pastor of St. Mary's Church. Student speeches were made by Diane Gombeda on scholarship, Lynda Paduch on leadership, Brenda Sara on service, and Maureen Yanchuk on character. The National Honor Society is responsible for Student Exchange Day, a program called lt's Aca- demic which matches scholars from many area schools in an academic quiz program, and tutoring. The N. H. S. is led by President Carl Franzetti, Vice President Donna Bodnar,Secretary Maureen Yanchu k, and Treasurer Shari VanDoren. The Gold Double B is another honor organi- zation. Only students with a 3.5 grade point average throughout their high school careers are admitted. The honor enables the students to wear a gold tassle on graduation. They are also awarded a gold pin during an assembly program. The National Honor Society lupper rightl and The Gold Double B Honor Society lupper leftl. Craig Greco fcenter rightj was winner of a special merit award from American Hoechst Corporation, while Carl Franzetti and Paul Dura abovej both received National Merit Letters of Commendation. Greg DePaoIo rightl is welcomed into the N. H. S. 112 -gffoaag. 1 I .s 5 :Hr Ma., . W . g 5' Helping To Keep Things Running Few people realize the great amount of effort it takes to keep our school running smoothly. In fact, probably the only ones who do realize it are the ones who help it to run smoothly. These people are the students who give up their free periods to help in the offices of the secretaries, the nurse, guidance, or the library. jolene Rotunno lleftl helps out by doing some typing as well as improving her skills. The Nurse's Stal labovel is not only important to the school but a very interesting place to work.The Guidance Sta lbelowl is a beehive of activity. R We HW! ,,,,,m. .. ,s., A fupper Ieftj The small, but mighty, crew that makes up the Principal's Staff. Todd Smith, also of the Principal's Staff, mans the telephone fupper rightj. The Library Staff fabovej is one of the largest staffs in recent years. 115 A. V. Meets the Challenge Future Shock is here. lt is no longer possible for students to learn all the knowledge required from books and lectures. A. V. is no longer an aid, it is a necessity. Films, slides, video tapes, records, and film- strips are valuable assets for the study of any subject. Equally important are the students who deliver and collect all the A. V. apparatus. Students arrive at school early in the morning to begin setting up and delivering equipment. They also stay long after school to check and collect equipment. Anyone who has watched an interesting film in Social Studies or seen an exciting video tape in Science Fiction can really appreciate the efforts of this organization. . A , gp 'A f:YA?fZg74m vi My ggi A fl? Q ,ff The A. V. Staff with Mr. George as Director lupper rightl. loanne Eads lupper leftl not only works the A. V. office, but she also handles much of the typing. jim Daniel fleftl runs a Xerox copy befo making a Ditto Master. The students must locate not only equipment, but sometimes they must loca Mr. George. David Cozza fabovel mans the phone while Gabriel Gonzales checks Mr. George's schedu to find where he is. Musicians Swing at B. B. H. . Sometimes people just tap their feetg sometimes they whistle. But if a person is really interested in music, he usually joins the band or chorusg if he is really interested, he joins Bel Cantos or the jazz Band. Bel Cantos is composed of chorus members who want to go beyond the musical offerings of the chorus. Members have to audition for the group. They must also be willing to give up a lot of time after school for practice. But the results are worth it. Bel Cantos performs not only at B. B. H. S., but at malls and hospitals throughout the state. The jazz Band, although a credited course, also requires a great deal of home practice. Students do not sign up for the course unless they are willing to really study their instruments. Once again, the hours of practice result in fine performances. . 1. -va veg. T' - Ti. 'V Bel Cantos iupper rightj. The jazz Band fcenter rightj. Bob Meyner iupper leftj is a lead trombone player for the group. Andrea Waverka ileftj concentrates on the director, while the entire sax section jabovej swings into action. 117 Publications Seek Student Writers Getting students to write is a primary problem of both the SEARCHLIGHT and the ELYSIUM. The SEARCHLIGHT staff would like to put out eight to ten issues a year, but as of February, only one paper was published. The staff is currently considering ways of giving students credit in an English course for writing news stories. The SEARCHLIGHT staff includes Paul Dura, First Page Editor, Stan Zagula, Second Page Editor, Shari Van Doren, Third Page Editor, Beanie DeRosa, Fourth Page Editor, Patty Viscione, Art Editorg David Wells, Distribution Editor, and Bennett Galvacky, Photographer. The Artists are Scott Ciencin, Helga Grev, and Donna Sloben. lVlr. O'Connor is the advisor. The El.YSlUlVl has been in existence for over twenty years, but it has been known by many differ- ent names such as ECLIPSE OF THE MIND, XANADU, and HELICON. ELYSIUM gives all stu- dents the opportunity to express their minds and to have their creative expressions published. The stu- dents also get the satisfaction of putting the magazine together, from the illustrations to the final layout. Mr. Donahue has been the advisor for the past five years, and he feels it is worth the effort to help the students in their creative endeavor. The i979 officers include Editor-in-chief Roseanne Gray and Assistant Editor joanne Perusich. The SEARCHLIGHT Staff fupper rightl. Students work to make a deadline: Stan Zagula lupper Ieftl, Beanie DeRosa and Sharon Gibbs fcenter rightl, Fran Gruszecki iabovel, and Paul Dura lrightl. 118 fb .. , sv f , .A fs J new , M-, W j .1 J .Wm zfgf: V sr' 'W ' ,..,, .... W. . - ' 'W -'nm-:... f-... 'H giv- r 9 in R 2 ,wt K . We . m,h. I V h MA N'-4-NAMQA1-Ofluefb-042 -u-me , ., as-.e-if ebb The ELYSIUM Staff lupper Ieftl. Barbara Ryan fupper rightl is an active member of all three publication staffs: ELYSIUM, SEARCHLIGHT, and ECHO. joanne Perusich fabovel doesn't seem to find too much literary merit in this particular ELYSIUM entry, while Clare Neary lcenter leftj gets a big kick out of the entry she's reading. Part of an editor's job is to help raise funds for their publications. Stan Zagula and Roseanne Gray lleftl shovel ice to be used while serving refreshments at a football game. 119 Service Clubs Still in Service The Z Club, under the supervision of Miss Crew and Miss McCarthy, performed a large number of services for the school and community this year. Among their activities were a Halloween trip to Somerset Medical Center, a Christmas project with the Key Club, ushering at Back to School Night as well as other school functions, and a trip to New York just for fun. The officers of the Z Club are President Angel Longo, Vice President Tina Mickel, Secretary Mary Beth Sara, and Treasurer Debby Lore. The Key Club also had a rather active year by sponsoring a basketball game with professional base- ball players and a chicken bar-b-que at the 4-H Fair. The club finished its year with its traditional State Convention. The Key Club is led by President Bruce Locke, Vice President Richard Sands, Secretary Tom Trombadore, Treasurer Pg Steinhauser. Bill Vadinsky and lack Schrader serve as Sergeants-at-Arms. Mr. Don Grimes and Nlr. Barry Franzyshen are the advisors to the club. The Interact Club, under the leadership of lVlr. Finnerty, kept busy this year by keeping the current events sign up to date. The primary purpose of the sign is to keep people aware of the numerous school activities occurring throughout the year, but the sign has also been used for inspirational messages as well. Another important responsibility of the club is to operate the satellite libraries throughout the school. The Z Club can always be counted on to assist people in need 120 The Interact Club poses in front of their current events sign. The Key Club iupper leftl raised funds by bringing professional athletes to school to play the coaches. The coaches won 57-53. Some of the participating professionals were Roy Rhodes, Giants iupper rightl, 1. T. Turner, Giants icenter leftl, Ed Kranepool, Mets icenter rightl, Tom Veryzer, Indians ileftl, and Bob Molinaro, White Sox iabovel. 121 'Tis All a Great Show Stage productions at B. B. H. S. are usually so large that they require the efforts of at least three different organizations. One of the main organiza- tions is the B. B. H. S. Players. The Players conduct acting classes and folk dance classes throughout the year. This year they performed BRECHTGN BRECHT as a tournament play. However, one of the club's most important activities is the spring musical which involves students, teachers, and citizens of the town. CAROUSEL is scheduled for April and, if past per- formances are any indication, should be a smash hit. The B. B. H. S. Players are led by President Robert Romano, Vice President Chris Albert, Secretary Nancy Preteska, Treasurer Maureen Mulvihill, and Historian Scott Kincel. Mr. Saginario serves as advisor. If a student takes an active part in the work of the B. B. H. S. Players, he or she may be elected into the International Thespian Society. The International Thespian Society is an honor organization. Among its many activities the Society raises money each year for a scholarship for one of its senior members. The Society is led by President Bob Wentworth and Vice President Larry Gambino. The advisor is Mr. Saginario. Of course none of the stage productions can take place without the expert work of the Stagecrafters. These students do the creative and imaginative lighting and scenery for all assemblies, plays, and con- certs. The organization is Ied by President Chris Albert, Vice President Patty Salvatore, and Treasurer Kelly Clark. Mr. Miller is the advisor. Three big organizations involved with the stage are the B. B. H. S. Players iupper rightl, the International Thespian Society fcenter rightl, and the Stagecrafters Irightl. Larry Gambino fabovel, who starred in last year's production of THE MUSIC MAN, is back for his senior year with the Players. 122 my 1 ' new l ummm l r.. I .5 V .pw 5 x...-.ang , I Q 2 a 3 if x 4 if - Q ' a get Before being elected to the Thespians, a player must pass an initiation such as that being done by Don Clark Cupper Ieftj, jayne VanDoren lupper rightl and Kathy Schuyler fcenter leftl. Some English students get to experiment with make-up as Walter Gannone does on Mike Morrissey fcenter rightj or Bob Wentworth lleftj and joe Minerd labovel. 125 The Art of Working Well The newly formed Art Club, under the supervision of Miss Kathy Davitt, has had a very successful first year. Among some of the projects that the Art Club has completed are full-figure plastic models of some of the club members and posters and T-shirts made to raise funds for the organization. The club is also proud to have taken part in a trip to see the treasures of King Tut. Leading the Art Club are President Sue Havran, Vice President Victor Corbo, and Treasurer Pat Hoey. Chris Kretch and Sue Havran serve as poster chairmen. The new Art Club lupper rightl. Vic Corbo and Sue Havran fupper leftl work on their posters. Renee Barberevech seems' proud of the cast on Kim Slater's legs lrightl. Pat Hoey labovel gets into the act. 124 atching Life Through a Lens If a picture's worth a thousand words, then the o Club's worth volumes. Every week after taking lres, the members meet to develop their pictures 'critique the results. lf the results are good gh, the pictures are displayed in the special ay case outside the A. V. office. The object of lisplay case is to publicize students and events at H. S. Such happenings as the Homecoming, the ball team's victory over Greenbrook, and mts' efforts in Industrial Arts, Home Economics, Art were publicized this year. The display case is :used to honor individuals like lack Schrader's ing of the mayor's trophy and Bill Vadinsky's ng of TOOO points in basketball. However, the important function of the Photo Club las far e ECHO is concernedl is the contribution of ' pictures to this volume. The help of the Photo is greatly appreciated by the l979 ECHO Staff. Eads lupper rightj examines her negatives, while jim Daniel and Karl Troeller lupper Ieftl work in the darkroom Bennett Galvacky and Tim Albert lcenter rightl re whether to pose or take pictures. The Photo Bugs come out of the darkroom labovel to have their picture taken 2 Student Council Out for Blood School spirit was the focus of this year's Student Council. A bonfire before the Middlesex football game, poster contests, and the resurrection of the budget ticket were all aimed at encouraging students to participate in school activities. Putting some new blood into their usual programs was a blood drive giving seventeen and eighteen year old students a chance to help their community. The turnout at the first drive, October l0, was so enthus- iastic that another one was planned for the spring. In the same vein was a Non-Smoking Program for stu- dents and teachers during the months of November and December. Other activities sponsored by the StudentCouncil are a car rally, a student fair, a school picnic, and various dances held throughout the year. The officers of the Student Council are President Richard Sands, Vice President Brian Gibbs, Corresponding Secretary Brenda Sara, Recording Secretary joe Wroblewski, and Treasurer Paul Dura. Tom Trombadore serves as liaison to the Board of Education. Other executive board members include Victor Corbo, Debby Lore, l.uAnn McHugh, Nick Palczuk, and lVlaryAnn Trombadore. ,rss ,, iexgsjc, f . ,,. V ,, The Student Council shows up in force for their formal picture Qupper rightl. President Sands conducts the meeting while Vice President Gibbs watches icenter rightl. Members of the Council concentrate on the proceedings frightl. Cathy Gleason labovel is one of several students who give up free time to man the Student Store. 1 26 wi , ilas ::'l:' C if 1 Mill., '-rx . A ., .. ,, . W, Q , 1 i , aaaiii I, ' r 2? Dfw ew 5 L ii.,t . ieiis ' S msg: xl, id f ,IM 5 -f -. 1 1 as , a,,i, J aga lii C 5 :fflf X13 V ' 1 T1 ll me ' i .if 1 A H5222 - . :zz ,. wi- .. . A , V- Q , -- f f v The Student Council Executive Board lupper leftj. Some of the many signs and posters that decorated B. B. H. S. during School Spirit Week are shown upper right and center left and right. MaryAnn Mondrone and Diane Zaborowski lleftl find the S. C. meeting fun, while Donald Clark labovel doesn't seem too sure about giving his blood away. 127 This Club Means Business The Business Club has had another active year starting with their annual corsage sale for the Thanks- giving Day Football Game. The group, advised by Mr. Calderone, also hopes to support various awards given annually to Business students. As a culminating activity, the club visited New York City to see the hit play GREASE. The Business Club is led by President Anne Kilcoyne, Vice President Cindy Fallis, Secretary Denise Stout, and Treasurer Donna Fallis. LXV6 Officers prepare for a meeting iupper right, left to rightl Cindy Fallis, Anne Kilcoyne, and Denise Stout.The Business Club icenter rightl Concessions help raise funds for the club irightl. Meetings can be long and boring or a lot of fun as evidenced by the pictures upper left, center left, and above. 128 2 4 -F ugly, E 5 s 3 5 l l i i MixingSchool With Employment The C. O. E. Club meets daily as part ofthe iculum, but they also go beyond the classroom. 1 have candy sales, basketball concessions, car res, pizza parties, softball games, and an end-of- fear banquet with the cooperating employers allowed the students to gain practical office erience. The club is led by President Louise ay, Vice President janet Kaminsky, Secretary ry Yarka, and Treasurer Darla Swope. Ms. Gribi is idvisor. , A l 11-..b.M A-vw, The C. O. E. Club lupper rightl. The class responds to a question from Ms. Gribi lcenter rightj, while Candie Stoltz lupper leftl and Brenda Henderson lcenter leftl seem very intent on the lecture. Patti Stine sharpens up her typing skill lleftl. Mary Panariello labovel finds time to laugh even in C. O. E. 129 Ave Emhoff. Morituri te salutamus l The Latin Club had another enjoyable and l successful year under the supervision of Miss janet Emhoff. Among the activities held this year were the traditional slave sale where over thirty Latin members were sold, the Latin Christmas party, and bake sales. Several club members also accompanied Miss Emhoff to Greece. However, the highlight of the club's activities this year, as in so many years past, was the annual Latin banquet. Long before ANIMAL HOUSE popularized toga parties, the Latin students would don bed sheets, silk cloths, or anything resembling a toga and attend a tradi- tional Roman feast. This year was no exception as over fifty well dressed Latin students ended the academic year at the Latin banquet. Leading the club were Consuls Tom Trom- badore and Tracey Stewart, Secretary Mims Tuzzo, and Treasurer Ellen Morgan. ' l. L llll l . iupper rightl The Latin Club. Some of the slaves lcenter leftl wait their turn to be auctioned off, while the crowd of buyers icenter rightl look over the merchandise. Auctioneer Tracey Stewart encourages bids for Tom Trombadore iabovel and shows the fine white teeth of Laura Corby frightl. 130 Frenc The T978-79 school year has been a very prosper- us year for aH clubs, but one club in pardcular cconaphshed a great dem. The French Club had a Jng list of activities including the Halloween Cos- Jme Celebration, Christmas activities with the Latin Zlub, a trip to New York, and a Valentine's Day Sale f specially delivered Valentines. The French Club is :d by President Susie Coccia, Vice President Berna- ette Ulmer, Secretary Laurie Guydos, and Treasurer! ocial Chairperson Clare Neary. The advisor is Nlrs. foung. l 'uf h Club Plays Cupid ik Z: wee 3-if 'sf , C.,-sy,-. 'Q 1, .r l 6-'99 Z 1 X U Cupid was a real joy for the French Club, lupper rightl Brenda Sara and Maureen Yanchuk are waiting to deliver the next loving message. Kelly Clark fupper left center rightl really enjoyed the work. The French Club labovel in their somewhat formal pose. 131 Busy Year for Spanish Club The Spanish Club, with Miss Biagini as their new advisor, went to New York City for a Spanish dinner and a movie. They also saw a flamenco show. The Spanish Club also had a Spanish dinner in school and planned to invite several guest speakers to their meetings, The Spanish Club is led by President Maureen Yanchuk, Vice President Diane Gaglia, Secre- tary Cathy Soweski, and Treasurer Barbie Sargent. 'fl-...l-ff' The Spanish Club. lupper rightl. President Maureen Yanchuk lupper Ieftl conducts a meeting. 1 32 F The Ski Club, or Les Alpinistes as they prefer to oe called, is one of the clubs truly dedicated to having 1 good time. Three trips to Elk Mountain provided the nembers with enough fun and excitement to last all fear. Plans are in the works for a possible ski weekend n the near future. Mr. Miller isthe advisor to this club. 1 . '- ' it sf 'l f l l l l l l un in the Snow i The Ski Club poses for a rare indoor shot lupper rightl. Diane Gombeda fupper leftl starts down the slopes. A view from the top fcenter rightl. MaryAnn Trom badore fcenter leftl starts out cautiously and winds up comfortably Ueftl. The whole gang, or at least part of them, seem to be enjoying them- selves labovel. 13 3 -.- ---1 '-an-1 -.!. ,--+ '3 . A I 5- 4:25 t 533515 if-J M. 'akin - ask -If Q 5: 9 3,3 Q , 3. '31 5 5, ,. ' V,.. 5 I 1 The Footlights Club ftop of pagel. The Library Club iabovel. The Geology Club ibelowl. New Clubs Make the Scene lt seems every year students find a new interest and establish a new club to foster that interest. This year is no exception. A brand new club at B. B. H. S. is the Footlights Club. The main purpose of this organization is to see plays. Whenever possible, the club takes advantage of student rates or group dis- count tickets. The club has gone to see EQUUS and THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM at Douglass College, THE NUTCRACKER SUITE at the Paper Mill Play- house, and DRACULA in New York. The Footlights Club is led by President Trish Fogarty, Vice President Mims Tuzzo, Secretary Susie Coccia, and Treasurer Bernadette Ulmer. Mrs. Battaglia is the advisor. Another new organization is the Library Council. The club has visited other libraries in the area to learn other methods and ways to improve our own high school library. The officers include President Donna Natalizio, Vice President jenny Wilchuck, Secretary Tammy Crage, Treasurer Nancy Dambrauskas, Pro- gram Chairperson Bob Wentworth, and Reporter Sally Natalizio. Ms. Kamen is the advisor. Although started last year, the Geology Club iRock Houndsl is still in its infancy. The club does all sorts of exciting things such as white water rafting trips, fossil hunts, cave explorations, and rock polishing. The Geology Club is led by President Craig Greco, Vice President Richard Sands, Secretary Nick Palczu k, and Treasurer Ken Barna. Mr. Bauer serves as advisor. la.. The Hardworking Echo Staff M x Underclassmen Editors-Mary Monteschio, Shari VanDoren Business Editor-Donna Fallig The Staff Editor-in-chief-Anne Kilcoyne 1 5 Z -ff '- ' 1 56 Sfenior Editors-Debby Lore, Connie Barber Curriculum Editors-Robert Ackermen, Cindy Fallis f Sports Editors-Tom Trombadore, LuAnn McHugh, Pg Steinhauser Photography Editor-Ed Zuccarelli . if Q Q4 3, TYPWS Edit0 MarVbeth Sara Art Editors-Rosanne Pugliese, Lynda Paduch Student Life Editor-Diane Gombeda Activities Editor-Diane Zaborowski 137 wa if 3 2 f W A .M .IV 4 N - E fi? 'ni ,ag 4 Q ii ff? gf 1.25735 3 :3 7 3'-' Y w . :M M , .,,,,g. 5 E-13:7 ': Qi ,, as sf 'am 1 : M A H in 6' I 1 . , M A ei il! Z ,A '.f-3. 141 as Q 'V -we ,ff -' , T K , Af' 1 M K Yi - ii 'aiffffff 'if 1525 If uk, MK J ,- 4- ' 1 1 , , ' nk ' 5 1 . ..,, . , , :Y K K M A i,fae,,... . if :H-f 'f 5 x E Q 1 1 fe HP 1 is .1- .qig K ,mf E 5 ,J . 'Q ML ,. 7 ,.. .. w, H ? v A V wif. av , ,, ., , W S555 -'K . J, 5 , '23 cu , ',:,,r- 52' .. a ' 7' I In ' gui? If 'ell H , ' fs 53 fx. ,kg Q :fa 5 V f 5' '1 y, 5 1 177, , ,W ,151 'S I Fil gn is K L..J,, , ' 131 :fiffff , x r ,L 1 i 1 l 1 F Q The Longest Season This year's varsity football team compiled a fine 9-3 record over the longest season recorded in Bound Brook history, encom- passing a twelve week period. While winning the Valley Division of the Mountain Valley Conference, the Crusaders recorded impressive victories over lmmaculata, 6-0, Kenilworth, 18-8, Manville, 24-0, and Metuchen, 20-8. The only conference loss came against Roselle Park, 14-O. Other regular season wins came against Bernards, 32-14, Middlesex, 16-15, and Green Brook, 146. The only other regular season loss came against Somerville on Thanksgiving Day, 24-O. This years team was also Central jersey runners-up by decisively defeating Keansburg, 20-16, and Green Brook, in the midst of controversy, 18-8. The Crusaders lost in the Central jersey finals against a tough Highland Park team, 24-6, while playing on a rain drenched field in freezing weather. Seniors-fkneeling,, left to rightj joe Minerd, Ken Morrissey, jack Schrader, Larry Gambino Dave Wolk The Staft Of the long SCHSOU lUPPCl' flghfl The Brian Gibbsg lstanding, left to rightj jack McDonald,Tom Applegate,Pg Stemhauser Pat Izzo joe Porembo UPPef leftl The CHDIZIFIS meet for the first john Wrobjewski, Bob Mackey, center rightj john Wroblewskl above exhibits 140 enthusiasm that permeated the whole season arsity and jV leams-ltlrst row, left to rightj Brian Gibbs, jack McDonald, john Wroblewski,Tom Applegate, Dave Wolk, jack Schrader, Pg Steinhauser, Bob Mackey, en Morrissey, Pat Izzo, Larry Gambino, joe Porembo, joe Minerdg fsecond row, left to rightj Anthony Pezzella, Mike Rick, joe Vischetti, john Maggio, Ben Fiorentino, avid Kim, Nick Palczuk, Dan Shumsky, Rich Schindelar, joe Graber, Tom Smith, Rich Barber, fthird row, left to rightj Mark Malone, Ken Bedi, joe Ciminelli, Dennis omano, Henry Kim, Tom Wolk, Ken Spiller, Mike Peppe, Fred Pirone, Steve Morrissey, Vince Capalbo, Carmine Pironeg ifourth row, left to rightj Coach Steffner, Dave tavetski, joe Dominic, Pat Dowling, Steve Kluxen, Mike Fetchel, Fred Bradley, Mark Cogley, Tom Mignella, Coach Koupiarisg ftop row, left to rightj Coach Eutsler, oach Franzyshen, Paul Whitman,Anthony Guido, Ray Graebener, Rigo Rivern,Tim Albert, if , ,K , ' s celi r B Eifiaiirzf rry Gambino iabovej makes one of his cuts that led to 1462 yards for e season. frightj The team celebrates after the first win over Greenbrook ich put B. B. H. S. into the playoffs. High Powered Gffense The Crusader offense, led by the running of tailback and cocaptain Larry Gambino C1462 yards rushing and 10 touchdownsj and the expertise of junior quarterback Nick Palzcuk j36 completions for 437 yards and five touchdownsj compiled a total of 2806 yards and 168 points. An important factor in the success of this year's team was the versatility of the offense. When the running game, led by Gambino l6.06 averagej, jack Schrader i463 yards for a 4.13 averagej, and joe Minerd C156 yards for a 7.42 averagej wasn't working, Palzcuk switched to the aerial route. The success of the passing game this year was instrumental in achieving the outstanding record of 9-3. The receivers, led by seniors Bob Mackey l18 receptions for 188 yardsj, Pg Steinhauser l1O receptions for 143 yardsj, and junior Ben Fiorentino ls receptions for 56 yardsj, combined to score 60 points. It is a proven fact that the offensive line either makes or breaks a team, and this year's record is indicative of the fact that the Crusaders' cast was second to none. The line was led by seniors Dave Wolk, guard, Ken Morrissey, guard, Brian Gibbs and Tom Applegate, centers, and Pat lzzo, tackle. Also turning in impressive performances were senior john Wroblewski, junior joe Ciminelli and sophomore Mike Peppe rotating at the left tackle position. Another sign of an outstanding team is the ability to rebound after a key injury. This trait was clearly evident when senior Ken Barna, coming off of an earlier injury himself, filled in late in the season for injured quarterback Nick Palzcuk and turned in a fine performance. With the success of this year's team, Coach Eutsler can be very optimistic about next year. With an outstanding corps of underclassmen returning, including juniors Nick Palzcuk, Ben Fiorentino, and joe Ciminelli and sopho- mores Tom Wolk, Mike Peppe, and Steve Morrissey, the outlook for the future looks bright. l l Larry Gambino jupper rightj breaks away. Tom Wolk jcenter rightj sweeps left end.The offensive line jupper Ieftj gets ready to open the holes. joe Minerd jrightj breaks into the open on his way to a score. Nick Palczu k jabovej runs the option with Gambino trailing. 142 larsity Offense-Kkneeling, left to rightj Bob Mackey, Pat Izzo, Dave Wolk, Brian Gibbs, Ken Morrissey, joe Ciminelli, john Wroblewski, Ben Fiorentinog fstanding, left to rightj Pg Steinhauser, joe Minerd, jack , jchrader, Larry Gambino, Nick Palczu k. L',,N- ' 5'5 J 46--WMA.. Y is 'Av F S Y. 2 W ,4 7 ,vw V H -' W. ..- A Ben Fiorentino fupper rightj makes the grab in traffic. jack Schrader Kcenter Ieftj runs through the line. joe Minerd fcenter rightj runs to daylight. The offensive team Qleftj huddles during a timeout. Nick Palczuk gets off the pass under heavy pressure. n 143 Stingy Defense The Bound Brook defense displayed many of the charac- teristics needed to achieve a successful season: tenaciousness, desire and illiberality, are only a few. The Crusader defense, led by senior linebacker and co- captain lack Schrader, allowed the opponents only a stingy 136 points in 12 games. The defense also accomplished an almost impossible feat by registering three safeties in the season including two in one game. Outstanding performances were turned in this year by seniors Schrader, Pg Steinhauser, defensive back, Bob Mackey, defensive back, Ken Morrissey, end, joe Porembo, tackle, and Dave Wolk, middle guard. juniors john Maggio and Carmine Pirone, and sophomores Fred Pirone and Ken Spiller, helped the staunch defense gain its tough reputation. The defense registered two shutouts: lmmaculata 60 and Manville 24-0, and proved extremely rapacious in the other games. With the outstanding performances turned in by under- classmen on this year's unit, the tradition of tough defenses at Bound Brook seems to be in safe hands. . gls, Q, , l l Schrader fupper righti makes a crunching stop at the goal line. Bob Mackey fupper leftl gets off another beautiful kick. The defensive lcenter rightl gives its mean look, then later the defensive smothers an opponent fabovel. Dave Wolk irightl looks for someone to hit. 144 ..?f' ,, ,sf , if 4, nf. - eefglifggtmi at iarsity Defense-fkneeling, left to rightl Rich Schindelar, jack McDonald, Dave Wolk, joe Porembo, Zen Morrissey, istanding, left to rightj john Maggio, Carmine Pirone, Pg Steinhauser, lack Schrader, .arry Gambino, Bob Mackey. - a. i . fa 1 A ' ' '.,. . ' A I W ,g , .. s .iii A L' X . 21 V.'. .. - '-- S 2' igixitwbshrf-Ygfeaaff - K h' ' -ff' I ' 1 s as , I f ,, Bw. - 5 :EE xr W i .. wg , -Q .. Y' A . ei L P , ' g ' f If . . 'fx 1' fiefrfa H sa ' tlw.-levee 'divert -'kk- -P fc. i- iiwgfggix Ei . ' viii' we a' Z..f1iv 2f 355.11 fW1fs ' ' -Q is wsfte '- 's- , T T Q as ' . . .i i . . 1 . - '-.5 Q , Z .. t .,.' ,W . V . -f fe, .Y N.. 5 gr 'fe U T Tv ev -'ilf.f'i - as he 5- .' ,,, s -- ap T , -- oss . s ,., W. .--:. - .,-.,f. :fg r: - 'ef . M- V V s ff, f' I . gf' ' swf .ww 7'-lf - - v .. ' 'f : -- - .iSSkf?,..a .gif-9 .. T .1195 's'5. -37 7 L -- at . 5 1, -' 1 . ' 9' sf' .21 ' 3' ' ' ,-1-xv ,, . 'J , ... u fr' ff: S 2- ., .11 ' ' wi an - 4' . -s . - s 1 , .1-i it 5- . J 11 .... 5 - Wa,-3, g' , - 5, .M I at iq: ,J ,,,1 1 The i978 Crusaders were recognized for their outstanding abilities by winning many awards. Larry Gambino was named running back for the M. V. C., Somerset County, third team all area, Group I all state, and was co-recipient of the team's Nl. V. P. Bob Mackey, who was the other co-recipient of the M. V. P., was honored as tight end for the M. V. C., Somerset County, honorable mention all area, and Group l all state. He was also named defensive back for Somerset County. lack Schrader was awarded the Mayor's Trophy for the Thanksgiving Day Game. He was also honored as defensive linebacker on the M. V. C. team, Somerset County team, and the all area team. Dave Wolk was named to the M. V. C. team, the Somerset County team, and honorable mention all area team as a defensive guard. Pg Stein- hauser, defensive safety, made the M. V. C., honorable mention Somserset County, and third team all area. Pat Izzo, tackle, made the M. V. C. and honorable mention Somerset County. Ken Morrissey made defensive end for the M. V. C. and honorable mention all area. Nick Palczuk was selected as quarterback for the M. V. C. and honorable mention all area. Pg Steinhauser icenter leftl grabs an interception. The defensive team fupper rightl allowed only 15 points per game. Coach Eutsler frightl will long remember the longest season. Ken Barna fabovel gets ready to cut down an opponent. 145 . V.'s Post Winning Season The l. V. Football Team wound up its season with a 5-3 record, the biggest win coming against Roselle Park to avenge one of the Varsity's losses. Coaches Koupiaris and Franzyshen felt their players came a long way during the season, some of them even wound up playing varsity ball. Out- standing performances were turned in by Dennis Romano, nose guard, Steve Morrissey, end, and Fred Pirone, linebacker. The offensive standouts were high scoring Tom Wolk, halfback, Mike Peppe, end, and one of the most improved line- men Ken Bedi, guard. Coach Franzyshen was also quick to add that Ken Spiller, who was out all season with an injury, would have helped the team tremendously. 146 Freshman TeamefFirst Row, left to rightl R. Colombaroni, E. Dominick, A. Venditti, T. eStefano, P. Graebener, G. Teryek, 1. Cote, M. Gilraing iSecond Rowl V. Carlante, E. Custy, . Niro, K. Yefchak, 1. Scott, H. Sargent, K. Weldon, F. jannuzzi, 1. Ehaszg lThird Rowl B. King, D. Ryan, K. Decker, 1. Yarnell, C. Kyles, K. Liptak,D. Czarcinski, P. Healy, fTop Rowl oach Finnerty, D. Seabolt, P. Petti, R. Muniz, G. Pulsinelli, Coach McLaughlin. eshman Defensive Team-fKneeling, left to rightl Fran jannuzzi, Glenn Teryek, Dave Czar- nski, Kimber Decker, Ellsworth Dominick, Billy Kingg lStanding, left to right, Tom eStefano, john Scott, Mark Gilrain, Ken Liptak, joe Ehasz, Andy Venditti. Freshmen Have Problem The Freshman Football Team started out with only eighteen players, but by the end ofthe season they were up to thirty. As the numbers improved so did the quality of play. The team salvaged a 2-7 record which included wins against Metuchen and Kenilworth. Greg Pulsinelli, Glen Teryek, and Ricky Nluniz provided most of the team leader- ship. A very pleasant surprise was the rapid development of defensive guard Kimber Decker who had never played foot- ball yet became an outside asset to the team. Fran jannuzzi fupper rightl grabs a pass against Kenilworth. Ricky Muniz lcenter rightl calls the signals.The coaches labovel watch the action from the sidelines. 147 Cross Countr - Winners Again. Bound Brook Cross Country did it again. They closed the season with an unbelievable 13-1 record, compiling an overall 71 -2-1 record over the last five years. Other achievements this year included a third place in the Bernard's Invitational, a fourth place in the Shore lnvitational, a third place finish in the Mountain Valley Conference, a second place in the Central jersey Group I Tour- nament, and a fourth place in the Group I State Meet. For Coach Bauer, who smashed the 100 win barrier this year, it was, One hell of a season. A season marked with injury, illness, and lack of depth turned into a very successful season through guts, hard work and determination from all mem- bers. Experience in a winning tradition played an important role in this year's season and this exper- ience was provided by a solid core of seniors: Captain Tom Trombadore, Cocaptain Stephen Lee, Ken Lewis, Brian Sudano, and john Machala. juniors: Frank Nanna and Bruce Enalls turned in excellent performances throughout the year, while Todd Teryek and the famed Charlie Lewis provided the team with guts and grins. The mainstay of the team, however, was only a sophomore. Super Soph, Dan Kopf, led the team to endless victories. He was only the second Bound Brook harrier to make the N. j. State Meet of Champions and Bound Brook's third M. V. C. Champion. The Varsity Boys QTop Row, left to rightj Coach Bauer, Brian Sudano, Ken Lewis, Stephen Lee, johrl Machaia, Bruce Enalls, Assistant Coach Sepkowskig iFront Row, left to rightj Tom Trombadore, Fran Nanna, Todd Teryek, Dan Kopf, and Charlie Hulk Lewis. i l QQ-uv Not only do Tom Trombadore, Dan Kopf, Ken Lewis, and Stephen Lee run together as a team, but they also run in step. 148 ISS 'Ai X fi x 1 L. Q! , g Y f ' 2 L A 1? F vis A. . A , , ., 3 K s -f I Boys Varsity Record Bound Brook Opponentg Manville Kenilworth Bridgewater East Gov. Livingston lmmaculata Middlesex Somerville North Plainfield Roselle Park Ridge Hillsborough Montgomery West Winsor l l 18 43 16 45 22 35 16 47 17 44 15 50 15 Nletuchen 50 26 29 30 25 18 50 24 35 24 31 18 45 17 44 lupper rightj Senior john Machala gets away from his opponent enroute to another victory, while Dan Kopf fcenter leftl sets a blistering pace. Senior Ken Lewis lcenter rightl comes on strong as he did all season. Ken's brother Charlie shows that speed runs in the Lewis family Qrightl. Todd Teryek labovel cools his heels during the race. 150 O O l Girls Building a Dynasty Even though this is only the third year for rls' cross country at B. B. H. S., the team was ccellent. Despite getting off to a slow start, the rls ended the season powerfully by winning the . V. C., taking third in the county meet, and cap- iring an impressive fourth place finish in the antral jersey Group l Meet. The team was headed by the super sophomore io Captain Lisa Stewart and Co-captain Mary an Trombadore. They led the team to the confer- ice title by taking first and second places. Their urth and sixth place finishes in the county meet tapulted the team into third place. Most of the her runners are also sophomores: Janice nnuzzi, Theresa Howell, Carmen Rodriquez, and ,ura Pitoscia. junior Tracey Stewart, who has en in girls' cross country since its inception, ovided much of the experience while freshmen rather Morgan, Lynda Bocchino, and Sue luliano Lure Coach Bauer ofmany future winning seasons. l l Stewart fabovel crosses the finish line way ahead of ack. Linda Bocchino and Theresa Howell relax their s as they limber up for the race. The Girls' Varsity Team-fStanding, left to rightl Coach Bauer, Carmen Rodriguez, Sue juliano, Theresa Howell, Lynda Bocchino, Assistant Coach Sepkowski, and Manager Renee Perry, llineeling, left to rightl Laura Plf0SCl3, l2iV1lCe lHf1f1UZZl, Lisa Stewart, MaryAnn Trombadore, and Heather Morgan. An amazing statistic about this team is there is not one senior on the team, the girls' team should be tough for years to come. Girls Varsity Bound Brook Opponents Spotswood St Mary s St Thomas Aquinas Bridgewater East Voorhees Metuchen lmrnaculata Union Catholic Delaware Valley Middlesex lmmaculata Bridgewater West 30 25 15 . ' 46 24 . ' 31 32 ' 23 26 29 17 Franklin 41 22 33 27 29 21 ' ' 4O 36 24 15 ' 48 24 , 31 32 ' 25 Heather Morgan iabovel passes her opponent on the inside. The start of a race frightl is always a mad dash for the first turn. 152 lAbovel The girls proudly display their M. V. C. trophy. Setting her own pace, MaryAnn Trombado fleftl is far ahead of any opposition. janice januzzi fbelow, centerl and Carmen Rodriguez fbelox rightl pick up speed as they begin the second lap. l i 2 E 1 I 1 i l Q 3 P 3 , 54 j V Record Bound Brook Manville Kenilworth Opponent Middlesex Somerville No Plainfield Ridge Hillsborough Montgomery West Windsor 15 ' 50 15 ' 39 ' 15 Bridgewater East 49 21 lmmaculata 34 19 ' 44 44 ' 17 15 . ' ' 50 22 ' 37 21 ' 36 22 39 15 ' 47 l l Following in varsity style, the junior varsity closed its season with a 10-1 record and a confer- ence title. Key runners this year were juniors Bruce Baita, Bruce Enalls, joe Wroblewski, jim 9Lopa, and Keith Fasanella. Sophomores Steve Huszar and jeff Chambers also added depth to the jteam. Replacements for the graduating varsity men lwill definitely come from the ranks of these j. V.'s. l , , l l . V.'s - Solid Winners The j. V. Squad-lBack Row, left to rightj joe Wroblewski, Keith Fasanella, Bruce Enalls, jeff Chambersg lFront Row, left to rightj Robert Hawk, Kevin Crowe, Bruce Baita, jim Lopa, and Steve Huszar. Young, But Very Tough These amicable, young freshmen may seem harmless, but in a race they can be very unfriendly. The team featured three outstanding runners: Aziz Ahmed, Kenny Reese, and Gary Graber. Coach Bauer feels very strongly about the potential of these runners. From left to right, Kenny Reese, Aziz Ahmed, Mike Sulli- van, Mike VanDidden, Frank Ward, and Gary Graber. Junior Hi h Growing Fast Headed by Coach Burnett, the junior high team was able to gain valuable experience in competing under race conditions. lt's training like this that enables B. B. H. S. to continuously rank so high in cross country. lStanding, left to rightj Coach Burnett, Barry Carasoni, Kathy Harrison, jennifer Breyan, Scott Kincel, Carlo Spellittig lCenter row, left to rightj Steve Sey- mour, Sal Sinibaldi, Augusto Rodriguez, Tom Malaiko, judy Burke, Margaret Donlon, lFront Row, left to rightj Kelly Clancy, Paul DeStio, Yvette Rodriguez, jennifer januzzi, Fred Holub, Mark Sinibaldi,and Dominick Caldarone. 153 G mnastics Team Swings Through Season The Gymnastics Team finished the season with a 9-4 record, the same as last year. This year, however, the losses were much closer. The team continued to improve throughout the season ending with an all time high of 83.15 points in the year's last meet against St. Peter's. Three of the girls qualified for the sectionals: Patty Nloraski, in vaulting and bars, Laura Keogh, in vaulting, and Theresa Boyea, on beam. Patty Moraski also took a second place in vaultingin the Somerset County Tournament where she scored an 8.7. Patty won the team's Most Valuable Player award. She, along with Laura Keogh, is a senior, the rest of the squad consists of underclassmen which helps make the future look brighter. Two of the brightest spots are Theresa Boyea, who won the team's Nlost Improved Performer, and Aimee Yachera, who did a hecht of a job all season. fupper rightl MaryBeth Sara warms up on the bars, while Kathy Stavetski icenter Ieftl cautiously walks the beam. Aimee Yachera, only a freshman, shows real style on the bars. Carol Hambrick iabovel watches and waits. Team M. V. P. Patty Nloraski flies through her routine. 154 W1 Y Awug' ymnastics Tea o rightj Laura 4: I f -yix 1 -x 1 S 1 1 5 -and V55-Y -w in I Q fl ,XA f Aw I 1 f Central Jersey Group I Champs Led by new Head Coach jack Kelly, the Basket- ball Team continued its winning ways. The team captured both the conference crown and the State Group l Championship. The final record of 22-3 includes two one-point losses and the final loss to Wildwood that knocked B. B. H. S. out of the state competition. The team averaged 73 points a game and allowed its opponents only 55 points, thus the cagers usually beat their opposition by almost 20 points per game. Seniors accounted for most of the action. Bill Vadinsky was super all year with his 21 point scoring average and his contribution of 13 rebounds per game. Bill wound up with a career total of 1314 points, making him the all-time leading scorer at B. B. H. S. Another potent offensive machine was Brian Sudano who hit for almost 15 points per game. Mark Wooden was an all-around type ballplayer who averaged 12 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists per game. Ken Lewis was yet another double figure scorer with an 11 points per game average. Scott Truesdale provided much of the muscle under the boards and grabbed 8 rebounds per game. He was spelled by Rick Sands, who added an average of 3 rebounds per game. Other seniors who helped through the long season were Pat lzzo and Craig Greco. The only underclassman to see any amount of varsity action was joe D'Alessandro. This heady ball- player contributed a lot of ball handling and also averaged about 4 points per game. lt is around joe and the jV team that Coach Kelly must try to rebuild next year, After such a successful 78-79 season, Coach Kelly has his work cut out for him. Mark Wooden frightj glides in for the score. Ken Lewis fabovej beats the opposition down the floor for an easy lay-up. 160 it Varsity Squad-lkneeling, left to rightj Chuck Cammarata, Pg Steinhauser, joe D'AIessandro, Brian Sudano, Ken Lewisg lstanding, left to rightj Coach Kelly, Mark Wooden, Rick Sands, Scott Trusedale Bill Vadinsky, Pat Izzo, Craig Greco. r'Qk'f '9 9 fv.90Q5t'- WMS' A I , it l Ams- T.: , dl -i' u wi' , 4 -9 QR 2 My ' 'sy use J A -1- -I ' 35,5 ,E H.. '11 .r eq ff A. Junior Hi h tarts 'Em Young gf ' i C unior High Boys' Teamhfkneeling, left to rightj jeff Chiesa, Mike Lyne, jerry Pane, Mike Salvatore, Bob Berry, Floyd Gubitoso, Dave Millerg fstanding, left to rightl loach Morley, joe Patullo, Sean Markey, Robert Serrano, Chris Cote, Richard Gibbs, Steve Gronich, Sean Clancy. ior High Girls' Teamflkneeling, left to rightl Karen Wendt, MaryAnn Vischetti, Cynthia Massagli, Lisa Awtry, Marcia Tuzzo, Cris Romano, Lisa Groppi, Inge Stahl- ker, Pam Kingsland, lstanding, left to rightl Coach Sepkowski, Christine Heller, Maritza Rodriguez, Regina LaMaestra, joAnne Nanna, Kathy Cozza, Laura Provenzano, ady Barich, Dina Geren, Eileen Fogarty, Sue Krauss, Dawn Flick, Annette Mondrone. 165 -V wma - up if xfggeissgg' 2' igk 'Q X 'L .g N M!M mm ,- 7 iw, f f-ff? e' One of the most aggressive we've got, Steve Lucas fbelow Ieftj posted a 6-9 record. Oh, that wily Whitman! fbelowj. At the start of the season, no one knew him, but by the end, everyone was watching-11-2 record. joey Graber icenter Ieftj has a very unique style 15-11-1 recordj. David Kim Ccenter rightj is about to Dlant his opponent for two Q7-8-1 recordj. A ry,ty Mfr d fstanding left to rlghtj Assistant Coach Bauer joe Skupen Ivan Turczak, Dale Ford, Ken Morrissey,Tom Trombadore, Dave Kim, jack Schrader, Sandy e Graber Steve Morrissey Coach GFBFFIICCIOFII ifront left to rightj Todd Teryek, jim Lopa, Steve Lucas, Mark Gilrain, joe Dominik, Paul Whitman. 167 ,4.,,, 5 , , , A F EQ . Af 1 ' has 4 f ff' ,ff21L. I '- 2 vii , mv, M ws. +1fvP 'w ,,,MQ5,, Q f',w,.L f. .. -A qi me f ,gi .WV W4,,,,, f fl? :Q I 3, b EM mifwk , Mew? N W, -,mr in dvww gi 4322+ : ff pf? xi, 1 ' in ,,',--1 -vw. 'AF' ' i g A rv' Q f' X . ., ,N .lV's Have a Good Season The B. B. H. S. JV Wrestling Team had a success- ful season. Coach Bauer believed that the wrestlers were actually better than their commendable 8-5 record indicated. The fact that four weights had to be forfeited in the big meets accounted for the differ' ence. Standout performances came from Ken Reese, Rich Eustace, Rob Kincel, Glen Teryek, and Bob Nlignella. All of them expect to see a lot of varsity action next year. jV Record BB Opponents 40 Watchung Hills 20 48 Kenilworth 21 l9 Somerville 40 27 Governor Livingston 37 29 Middlesex 27 37 Bridgewater West l9 24 North Plainfield 30 60 Franklin 9 20 Ridge 43 64 Nlanville 21 , 36 Hillsborough 29 ltas 5 56 Metuchen 20 l7 Roselle Park 41 Robert Kincel labovel, who saw some varsity action, is a promising contender for a lightweight spc on next year's varsity. WG? 2' 'fa WL? K or 1V Teamefback row, left to rightl Keith Fasanella, Tim Albert, john Scott, john Coteg fmiddle row, left to rightl Coach Bauer, jack Hoey, Gary Graber, Bob Mignell Alex Schanschieff, Greg Pulsinelli, joe Dominick, Peter Graebener, Glen Teryekg lfront row, left to rightl Mark Gilrain, Robert Kincel, joe Ehasz, Rich Eustace, K Reese. 172 inwiuvlnun- Returning Players Spark Baseball Team When asked about the prospects ofthe ,79 Base- l ball Team, Coach Martin said, Only time will tell. I Yet one got the feeling that he was really looking I forward to the season. For one thing, an experienced l pitching staff was returning: Bruce Locke, Bob I Resuta, Len Mikula, Ken Barna, and Greg DePaolo. Some big hitters are also returning as in the case of Brian Sudano, Pg Steinhauser, Ron Ambrose, and Perry Sacca. Coach Martin also explained that john l Maggio and Anthony Pezzella should be seeing a lot i of action, and Bob Mackey, after a year's layoff, may i be returning to play. All in all, the team shapes up as I having great speed, thus, they should be running a lot. At the very least, the team will be exciting to watch. Coach Martin was quick to point out that i978 ' graduation did cause some losses. The graduation of Gerard Ortepio and Steve Donovan leaves the corners l open, while Dom Longo's graduation opens up the l catching position where joe Vischetti is a leading can- didate. The l978 season record was Tl-'l O-l ,although Coach Martin didn't say it, T979 should be better. I The 1978 Baseball Team-ffront row, left to rightl P. Sacca, Coach Martin, B. Resuta, L. Mikula, Steinhauser, 1. Maggio, l. Lore, D. Longo, G. DePaolo, K. Barnag isecond row, left to rightl l Ambrose, S. Donovan, R. Kingsland, G. Ortepio, R. Sands, V. Yadvish, B. Sudano, A. Novak, 1 Locke, j. Ruggeri. l i 1 E Two of the returning pitchers are Len Mikula fupper leftl and Bruce Locke fupper rightl. Hitting in 1979 should be provided by Brian Sudano fabovel and Ron Ambrose and Perry Sacca frightl. 174 ' s1i'y'4YV2s.-fifffQl3?' WV QX 1 , li HQ X 3' SF'u,i Qi. A jg,-32. Hai'-3' 2557 EgvifgS,:y.5x 55.1. gg' fx Tw pq? 1: A f fi 2 251,43 4 '-Vw 1 :Eff :fl 'ii-' 5 ,rw -' .HM -X F 1 '-wi? Y -' 1 'f mail 'X'-has K XE-xi S oolo Y X KE x. 'X K Xu Q pK X p ' f abou 'X ,kv idk T 3 X N., a TS 'N ...an law? -1,' 2. Coach Martin lleftl hopes that last year's play will help the performances of Pg Steinhauser fupper leftl, Bob Resuta lupper rightl, john Maggio fcenter leftl, Greg DePaolo fcenter rightl, and Ken Barna fabovel. 175 This Could Be the Year for Softball Coach Yuzuik predicts that the '79 Softball Team will be every bit as good as last year's l4-6 team. One of the main reasons for this bright outlook is the return of MaryAnn Tarantino who batted .709 last year and made All-State. Another hot hitter, Nancy Grabener l.408l will also be back for her senior year. Two returning pitchers, junior Tracey Stewart and sophomore Donna Orlando, help the squad out in that department. Another outstanding defensive player, junior Trish Nlirando, will also be back for another season. After placing second in the conference last year year, Coach Yuzuik is hoping that this may be the year to win it all. Coach Yuzuik also mentioned the strong jV Squad which should be a factor throughout the season. . . . . any Maw. .. Z. If M 4' Th' ,N 'pax 'ff ff ' 2' Y H , .t A 1.5.4 - ' v if . N 4140- , g In .,k an T I W .N K 176 l fi 2 l i 2 i l l i I I l 1 E i 4 l ,Q e i MaryAnn Tarantino fupper rightl warms up her arm. Tracey Stewart lupper leftl makes the throw J first base, and later labovel shows the swing that earned her a .355 batting average. The leading hitte MaryAnn Tarantino lleftl, waits for her pitch. l l 4-rf' he 1978 Softball Team-lfirst row, left to rightj Debbie Moore, Donna Orlando, Chris April, Coach Yuzuikg lsecond row, left to rightl Barbara Klouser, Tracey Stewart, IaryAnn Tarantino, Trish Mirando, Nancy Barnag lthird row, left to rightj Debbie Brokaw, Ginny Nlorano, Amy Kohut, Nancy Graebener. . -'05 -e 'il 'N 1 fi 1' We sw. X.. y,-Ns Nancy Graebener fleftj, whose .408 batting average was second on the tearn, takes a cut. Donna Orlando laboyej, who had a 6-1 record last year should see a lot of action in '79, 177 . - ,, , y M ,yyr ,Q11 a T .N , , fi he ' 'W A A r ' ' '- ' . -dia , -wi, ,- if l Track Records May Be Broken The prospects of another winning season seem assured for l979g perhaps last year's 84 record may even be improved. Much of this optimism rests with veteran letter winners like Stephen Lee C880 and 440l, Mark Wooden ilong jump, dashes, 440, and relayj, Ken Lewis flong jump, high jump, and hurdlesj, Dan Kopf ltwo milej, Tom Trombadore itwo milej, Bruce Enalls llong jump, hurdles, and relayj, and Rich Schindelar fpole vaultl. Coach Holiday is also looking for some help from last year's freshman squad. About the only area that could use help is in the weights, but Coach Steffner is bound to find some athletes to fill the gaps. M 9 E if if as 'Wf Wi? A X 52 4, , , fjMr,3f,,,Qf2f ' L af :.,1ymm.1.:,, 1zsggig5g1,f..,ff - ,meg , . sl, Q2 xi ' f-gsm www si az? .g,.,: Mark Wooden fupper rightj shows his enthusiasm as he crosses the finish line. Hurdling techniques are shown by Bruce Enalls iupper leftj and Ken Lewis iabovel. Tom Trombadore and Dan Kopf lrightj are usually one-two finishers in the two mile race. 178 an-bl-a Sr xx I ,fl Stephen Lee lupper leftl may break his own record in the 880. Coach Holiday lupper rightj surveys his team and likes what he sees. Rich Schindelar labovej flies through the air via a pole, while Bruce Enalls lleftl flies without one. 179 Girls' Track Shaping Llp Coach Bauer feels that the '79 Girls'Track Team should reach at least a .500 record. His two biggest point getters will be Tammy Violka ll0O, discus, shotput, and relayl and Beth Ryan fhurdles, iavelin, long jump, and 22Ol. The longer races, such as the 880, the mile, and the two mile, should be handled by lVlaryAnn Trombadore, Lisa Stewart, and Theresa Howell. Nlaria Rodriguez should also do well by con- tributing points in the lO0,440, and relay. Other girls who should be awarded points will be Patty Holub fspringsl, Cathy Schuyler lhurdles and 88Ol, and Diane Gaglia lweightsl. ss . Beanie DeRosa iupper rightl gives the shotput a shot, while Lynda Paduch iupper leftl works on the discus. Working to build endurance and speed are Cathy Schuyler fcenterl and Bernadette Ulmer lcenter rightl. Tammy Violka fabovel throws the discus, while Beth Ryan irightl practices her hurdling technique. 180 Golf and Tennis: Too Close to Call Both the Golf and Tennis teams are somewhat npredictable at this time. Both teams have lost out- tanding players. The Tennis team, however, seems to e in the better shape. lack Eustace and Carmine xirone are returning and both will be fighting for the number one position. Carl Franzetti and Tom Smith are also returning. Coach Augus is optimistic. Based pn early spring practices, the team looks as if it lhould win its share of matches. Golf, on the other hand, faces a season of iebuilding. New coach, lack Eutsler who has not poached golf for years, will be returning to the helm. The only golfer returning from last year's squad will e john Fasanella. lt could be a tough year, but oach Eutsler is always full of surprises. r Q- ff T 5 ,, f y f. ,if gi- tvwf .. if 'T ef jigghtiisg .': arf' 4 T, ,. . for top spot on the Tennis Team will be jack Eustace leftl and Carmine Pirone labovel. Both players saw a of action in 1978. T l Carl Franzetti fcenter rightl and Tom Smith fabovel are two more returning veterans to the Tennis Team. john Fasanella fupper rightl is the sole survivor of last year's Golf Team which saw its top three players graduate. 181 M-X fl 5, .vb- 'Tia-A .gui , RX Xlfn ' ' S-. - ,, SP4 wwf- f , 3? is -xxx 94 Good morning yesterdayg You wake up and time has slipped away .J Suddenly, it's hard to find the memories you left behind, Remember. Z Do you remember the laughter and the tears? The shadows of misty yesteryears? The good times and the bad you've seen And all the others in between, remember W ..ts ., 1 J ,. 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Main St. Bound Brook, NJ. 206 Phone 356-0234 IOE KEMPROWSKI t201I 469-653 Best Wishes for the Class of '79 BOUND BROOK COIN 81 STAMP 219 E. Main St. Bound Brook, Nr I. 08805 'Q Hours: 10 AM 'Til 6 PM js? ,E Tues. and Thurs. 'Til 9 PM 'ie Closed Mondays V BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS OMERSET AVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Bound Brook -421 W. Union Ave. . . . . Flemington 4 l4l Broad Street ...... Middlesex - l305 Bound Brook Rd .... Raritan H 802 Somerset St. ........ . Somerville - 64 W. End Ave. ..... . Whitehouse - U.S. Hwy. 22 .... Mortgage Dept. . OFFICES Savings Insured by FSLIC up to 540,000 356-1350 782-4737 356-2431 725-9150 725-1957 534-4167 722-2274 The pen is the tongue of the mind. ELYSI UM 207 Congratulations and Best Wishes We join our friends and neighbors in saluting the 1979 graduates in this the 75th graduating class of Bound Brook High School UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION Chemicals and Plastics 208 River Road Bound Brook An Equal Opportunity Employer . x X o EFING ER SPORTING ' G OODS J. 11' 513 West Union Avenue ' Bound Brook, N. l. 356 0604 X Outfitters of the Crusaders ' ,t Lt X, Us The0NE lodnk to coll lorALL your morey needs.. First National State First National State Bank of West Jersey Serving you in Burlington, Somerset, Atlantic and Morris Counties Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation EISENHO l ER C-Alleny of Homes, INC. - REAlTORS By Appointment 356-6700 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Open 6 Days mx Bound Brook Bridgewater Somerville S Middlesex Gallery 424 Vosseller Avenue, Bound Brook 356-8121 188 Route 206, Hillsborough, Twsp. 359-4121 962 Route 202, Branchburg Twsp. 722-9020 HAIRSTYLING FOR MEN Washington Valley Road, Martinsville 469-1776 Denis C. Foy 440 Union Avenue Route 206, Harlington, Montgomery Twsp. Bound Brook, NJ. 874-4121 Call us for a complimentary copy of one of our helpful heme buying and selling guides. 2 We Bring People Home O 0 X l 9 skitiiixiiei GIFT BOUTIQUE ,specializing in unusual gifts for every occasion X X 2: l v Beverlee Rolleri 420 Vosseller Avenue Q Bound Brook, N.l. 42011 356-7456 N KOA IM MIG NELLA'S TV AND HDWE. 65 MAIN STREET SO. BOUND BROOK, N.l. PHONE 356-2023 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Best Wishes Graduates Compliments of PATULLO NED'S BROS. CITGO 316 Talmage Aven ue South Bound Brook, N.l. Beund Brook, Nl- Phone 356-2141 Congratulations The Bound Brook Rotary Club Best of Luck, Class of '79 PAMELA'S DRESS SHOP Pam Patullo, Prop. 440 W. Union Ave. Bound Brook Tel. 356-0031 HAMILTON'S TAYLORS 81 CLEANERS Dominick Tomaro Vincent Morano Dry Cleaning-Alterations- Custom Made Suits 411 E. Main St. Bound Brook, N.l. Phone 356-2227 TOWN SHOPS Dunellen Bound Brook 350 No. Ave. 409 E. Main St. Congratulations to Laura Corby MICHAEL JAMES CLEANERS W. Union Ave. Bound Brook, N.l. Phone 356-2424 210 Best Wishes Grads MR. 81 MRS. SAM CHIARAVALLI Best of Luck EDWARDS h PRINTING Cl to if Q sTATioNEnv 355 0 i979 from the 7-11 Mountain Avenue B-BJ-LS. Bound Brook, NJ. FOOTBALL TEAM IHEWINNINII HONDA AUTOSPORT AND YOU XM ni ilxc it sintplc 5-311 o1 teli O V IH i 1 r f l! XSS 'Nr4' ovii ,lt 7' O28 ROUTE 22 E SOMERVILLE N J I 201 526 7700 Sf? Sir il? . G? gfji V -. I :ix ' , 'KR K-E I X03 isrs - I sf if Q is tt i l W Z: , l t S I I ll' fu, ,' ' T , t M A. 'ff ti XY 'I ' -, . .. - - AMC HOME INSPECTION AND WARRANTY SERVICE 18 Hamilton St. Bound Brook Serving Home Buyers Across The Nationf' Congratulations to the Class of '79 from The Fun People bllthe travel Inc. 309 W. Union Avenue, Bound Brook, NJ. 08805 469-1525 American Express Travel Service Representative Congratulations Class of CKGIVADIID an equal opportunity employer CLOTHES CORNER Discount Shop of Bound Brook 423 East Main Street Phone 356-3030 NAME BRANDS GIRLS APPAREL AND COATS 0 LAND LUBBER 0 FADED GLORY 0 SKINA 0 LITTLE LISA 0 HAPPY LEGS 0 AND MANY MORE LARGE SELECTION OF IEANS, TOPS, SWEATERS, PANTS, COATS, 81 MORE PRICES CANNOT BE BEAT!!! Store Hours MOn.-Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat 10-5:30 IO-9:00 TO-6:00 I0-5:30 2 .Jw----f..,M Ky, s A f i 'M -44 f . Nh fx.. V fg 1 i ZQT 1 Q .M , , Q m.. l JN - A E' --J 5 N. 5 f ' is .- L: 'L I k ff 152 1 - 'Q 1 5' l Ir ' Pi ' , M' , ..., 11. X , ? ' ' fu f f, , s.w, f Q Q fr ' h ,mA, L fx P' fi m1,,, A , Wlzaf we 111106 fo Iecmfz fo do, 2.06 learn by doirg Aristotle I IJ 1157 Vlkllrql, Wiiafa ff' f A . . . . . . Culminating a period in o I'f THH5 IS YOUR PROUDEST HOUR Y UI' I 8 you will always want to remember. Ads your official photographer, we feel elated to have been able to document this 'cherished era with photographs pulsating the very life you lived - the very thoughts you spread - the very feeling you so warmly and sincerely shared. This reality though captured in a split second will be an everlasting record for posterity. The future holds many events for you that you will want to remember - Please feel free to call upon us for all of your photographic needs. L0'EMlilH0il .T The more extensive a man's knowledge of what has been done, the greater will be his power of knowing what to do. Benjamin Disraeli 9 S Q CAMERAS AND RECORDS 65 W, Main Street Somerville, N.l PRINCETON SAVINGS 2530.13.22 Main Office: 132 Nassau St.-Princeton, N.l, 08540-Tel. 609-924-0076 Lawrenceville Office: 2431 Main St.-Lawrenceville, N.l. 08648-Tel. 609-896-1550 Somerville Office: 200 East Main St.-Somerville, N.l. 08876-Tel. 201-725-3737 Somerset Hills Office: Lamington Rd.-Bedminster, N.l. 07921-Tel. 201-234-0993 Plainsboro Office: 503 Plainsboro Rd.-Plainsboro, N.l. 08536-Tel. 609-799-9393 I 5 I llilll W.. 214 Congratulations to the Class of '79 KERMIZAN CARPETS Congratulations to the Class of '79 from FARLEY' S AMERICAN 1212 Bound Brook Road Middlesex, NJ. 823 E Main St Finderne, N. I. EVERYTHING IN SALES AND SERVICE 356-1243 BROOK MUSIC CENTER New and Used Musical Instruments Accessories Instruments Rented Expert Repairing 229 E. Main St. Bound Brook, NJ. MACKIEWICZ MEAT MARKET Retail Meats Freezer Orders Tel. 356-0939 South Bound Brook Call 356-2330 Hours Daily 10 to 5 PM Sat. to 5-Sun, 12 to 4 PM MIKE'S MILL ENDS Est. Since 1928 M. Barber, Prop. We will never be undersold Every Day is Salesday at Mike's Closed Wed. All Year Round 16 Mountain Ave. Bound Brook, N.l. Congratulations to the Class of '79 from the INTERACT CLUB ROOFING 81 SIDING PRODUCTS, INC. Wholesale Distributors Roofing-Siding-Insulation Products 41 Canal Street 207 E' Main Sf' South Bound Brook, N. l. Congratulations to the Class of '79 We wish you as much success in the future as we have had during the 40 years we have served Central lersey with the finest in sportswear, dresses, prom gowns, lingerie, foundations, and accessories. LILANE'S SPORT SHOPPE Bound Brook, N. l. GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES, SENIORSI From THE CLASS OF '81 2 .gs im ' Th Business World is a g Il B B H S. Grads. fL k o all S B.B.H.S. 1-he Business Club B.B.H.S. Band Salutes The Class of '79 Congratulations Class of '79 from SEBPCPII' ht BOUND BROOK HIGH SCHOOL BOUND BROOK, NEW JERSEY -QQOQX gf 7f ,ZWQQ QQZMQQL 3bf 1f'M?f9'w7q Class of 82 x 'VS Hg fg,O,,,C,d J ood n7O'7c'c'q 19 'MZ-We Q, 4 and Best Wishes s , K I s M53 OW 72115 9 T tothe 0 JBES 19 I Class of '79 one EQ h COE CLUB X 'ii -2 The Geology Club dak? Q '79 X is off is Ze K 3 E . QC X 1 e ' EE95596? X2 , 49 e Q? MMV flijj Qewfgiffiiloffl ,ff 053 X N A. ff 1,-4 -' f Xp- Jf ,- Qi fw 9,3 1 , ,fi as ii Wi 93 ii BouNn Bnoox HIGH sol-loom. I A PLAYERS VM Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of 1979 Bound Brook from the . E Class of 1980 ducauon Association Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 from the whole crew of Rock of Ages xv sv P ,, Q. JE Peace and Lovel The Class of 1979 Bids a Fond Farewell BOUND BROOK HIGH SCHOOL 220 Best Wishes of MR. AND MRS ROLAND D. CHAMBERLAIN 305 E. High Street Bound Brook Compliments of EVERGREEN PHARMACY 34 Main Street South Bound Brook, New jersey Phone 356-6444 Personalized Paraphernalia 426 Vosseller Ave. Bound Brook, NJ. 08805 201-469-9498 T Shirts, Women's 84 Children's Tops 84 Accessories Stock 84 Custom Heat Transfers, Monograming 81 Lettering BOOSTERS Thanks Mr. Kruzel-Anne and Debby Congratulations from Mary and lim Kilcoyne Always remember Business Club '78-'79 Buddies -11-11-79 tA.K.T.T.A.C.l Congratulations and Good Luck Class of '79 Good luck Class of '79-Paul Cooper lGo Forth To Serve-Nancy Rose Good luck Class of '79-Shirley Boostic Best Wishes-Edythe Golaszewski !Good Luck Class of '79-Kitty Consalvo lGood Luck-Anna Hawran ,Molson is No. 1-jeremy Bob Meyner-Did you like my Valentine?-Steve Hey Pep, Wow Man! l'll miss ya alot. lules Hey you, cib, we love your l Love us! iGood luck Tilly and Zilly Love all the Shellshocks By Tilly tBool Remember Me, pinging always, Silly Down with Prudes!-from the PVC MF and Bean-Remember weee-3X1 Ol79--Wesk ,Best of Luck to the Class of 1979-lo Patullo Congratulations and Good Luck-Marie Sara Best Wishes!-Carmie Bradley Congratulations-You Rarae Aves! -Mogisthax Emhoff vlorceth says Hi from Orc 'Good-bye meatballs-Mr. Haase Good luck Gail, Zab, Springer, Magoo, Kathy, Holly, Pat Let's make pipees from Kathy G. and the Kinks '79 SENIORS are the best-Lisa Strada eniors-Push in the Bush-Brenda Henderson eniors '79-Stay Happy-l.K. ljood Luck Dy! Love Ann uck to lag, Har, Keo, Bongos, Kookobird, Pep-Ann Diane and Darien Let's get it Love ya, Sally l l l l I'o Mr. Gregg Burnett, , Keep running until you ivin that race. Your Friends Good Luck next year Mr. Martin!-Mary Ann Congratulations to the graduating pups from the kinks Good Luck to the Seniors in their future years! Good Luck Paul my love Your Name's Not Spiller! huh? Ditzal 84 Fiaat Strike Again! How's your apples, P.D.? Mr. O'Connor, want a ride in Patty's Cattle? Football in the snow! Oh Yeah! Do it! Smile if you got it!!! Horse around with an Equestrian, Right Donna? Debbie, How'd you rip the handle off Lennyfs truck? Tall in the saddle, Long lohn tMcCloskeyl Silver rides again Ricky, I think you car's cute, even if your windshield wipers don't work, good luck, Patty Val, Don't wake up the old ladies! Best of Luck from King Tutfs wife! Donna, are you gonna put pepper on that too? Go Navy and Do lt! Chuck, I think you're wrong The School Fuzz Fool for the city Hey Kathy, isn't it gooder! lo, just wait til 6f23-Look out, H.T. Barb Barb, good luck with lack-loanne Patty, Youfre a good skier. You've only fallen 104 times in the last 15 minutes. The Kinks say Ta-hut, ta-hut Good Luck Seniors from MR. and Mrs. Frank l. Gilly Tony, we love you-Barb and loanne Number 6 is finished, jude, 24 to go Thanks again, ludy , -'Nt 21' mx .fi KYT3 X. W U4 4. Q m, , I I 1 3 1 W9 X l7x X 224 Great achlevements great events and great people are always recorded for the beneflt of posteruty Even ln a world as troubled as ours IS today the recordung of a few but happy years must surely be of some value lfthls copy bnngs If only to one person the knowledge that ln the midst of struggle and confusion peace and contentment can be found through the carrylng out ofone s obllgatuons with good frlends we shall feel that we have ac compllshed somethlng worthwhile means to us Before we leave we extend our flnal thanks to our parents teachers schoolmates and all whom we have come to know The Class of 79 leaves wlth thus thought Long wrll my heart with your memory be fllled Luke a vase rn whlch roses have once been dnstllled You may break you may shatter the vase If you wlll But the fragrance of roses wlll clung to lt stlll We dedicate this book, therefore, to all that B.B.H.S.