Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1973 volume:

(uirBlBWOOO MettKiitu ui 070- CONTENTS 3 INTRODUCTION 26 THE SENIORS 78 ACTIVITIES 112 SPORTS 140 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 162 ADS 184 INDEX 'l) UL 3?3.° CL COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL V Columbia 7 School in re. irospecZ ■ a Collectior of experiences Ajuponubit £ r hooking lo kornuKA iv cuu Prom oulncmm cr we were 4 I I 6 r ur u ere c -ff ruts luifh frUA -frienJ .. . 7 anJ -firms fa be a one. 10 Oppcnivni-h'es lo zxparic j 12 to ynattMjL. 13 I 15 16 Tkzsu U e e ' fa not-so -ojooc iisrus fans on a.n unAnooun t vre tuer -ofeac n A of routine loc cjzrjs bdUs mechaniza-How 1 20 I 6. em y Ceuucjht 22 an hot be a7 Cao hf 23 Oor days at Coluwk 'a ureAJ diosJ- of den ed e Xper -eve and envoi oka . tAvauar de n de IVe UJ4JS Class 3 ow m our ouj 7 j and hax e enre yrdj Ur? 'tied da a, indii dUaJisf c i” Pdf duancs , 24 THE SENIORS PATRICIA ACONE 3rd floor. LOREN ALEXANDER Laugh, and the world laughs with you — cry. and you cry alone. BARBARA ANSPACH BARRY M. ADAMS TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF! MARY E. ALLEN What can I say? HENRY ARAKELIAN Irvington . Armenian Power Hoop. JERYLL ADLER It’s sleeping in my memory; I won’t disturb the slumber. LARRY ALPERT Lady Finger dipped in Moonlight writing what for? across the morning sky . MARYANNE ARMENTI Garage Doors. WILLIAM AGNELLINO BILLY. HANGING' DOWN THE VILLAGE TELL EM' ’AG’ SENT YA. HEY! GRACE ALVES Speak your truth, quiet- ly. clearly, listen to oth- ers. be yourself. BRUNO ARPINO It has been so long, but I discovered a new life Interesting . SUSAN ALBERT It's not where you go. but whom you go with. BRIAN J. AMBROSE ORIGINAL and ONLY A — V INSTRUCTOR — GENERAL, and SUPER- HUMAN CO — CHAIRMAN. EZIO ARPINO Mother nature is a very nice lady . . A JANICE M.ALDEN I would not live without the love of my friends. SHELLEY JAYNE ANIXT Our lives are so ironic. JANICE ATTERMAN 28 DEBI AUGENBLICK “What is precious is never to forget. CINDY BAIUN 303140 —Third floor — Smile — it's free! BERNARD J. BARONE THE BIRD, WHAT? LET'S GO HOGGIN. CLAMS ANYONE? JOSEPHINE ROSE AUGUSTYN Friendship without love is like a day without sunshine. BARB BAKALCHUK There's always some- thing better in the horizon. ALBAUER KEN AUSTIN 'Keep On Truckin’. ANN BAKER HARVEY BAUM Departing is such sweet pleasure. GINA AYVAZIAN Words do not suffice. ED BALDINI SUE BABIN MINDY BALLEN TOM BEAN CLIFFORD BAIUN CUFF BARCELLONA ARTHUR W. BECK JR. MICHAEL L. BAUM “Gorilla Escapes From you shall succeed Zoo, Town Goes Ape. Believe in yourself, and FINALLY OUTA HERE — Mr. K CAN KEEP MY SPITTOON. 29 MICHAEL BECK Yes. and (now) it counts. JANET BERTOLDI E.P. Macbeth. L. Perna. B. VanDoren — please forgive me Zelda. FRAN BIRNBAUM Merry Christmas Jolly Fourth of July — TV doctors! Prove it! LINDA J.BEHRLE The golden age is before us. not behind G'bye Doc JAMES BESSER Mein Irisch kind, wo weilest du? — Wagner. Tristan und Isolde: Act I, Scene I. JO ANNE BLENX “Who’s cutting next period” 3rd floor Eugene. PAULA BENDER Lose your mind and come to your senses JOHN BEYER NICOLETTE BLENX RUTH BERGER The only true gift is a portion of yourself. STEVEN BIELER No more parties at my house. KAREN BLUMBERG — K.B. MARGERY BERMAN MITCHELL BIEN FREDBOEHRINGER CRAIG BERSHAW Craig will always fondly remember Debbie. Livingston, and Columbia soccer. NADINE ANDREE BILLARD PAT BOGDA Third Foor Dennis 8-7-71 USAFR. 30 THOMAS BONIELLO Music brings people together. Ah, yes, I've heard it before. ERICA BRATMAN 32 CAROL ANN BONOSKY Friendship is more beautiful than all the flowers of spring. VICKI BRAVERMAN A friend is a present you give yourself. KAREN ANNE BORODINSKY Are people who need people really the luckiest people? Yes they are. WALTER BOROWICZ Does anyone want to buy a . .? CHRISTINE BRENNER ‘f iyiay the hinges of friendship never rust MICHAEL J. BREEN. Pardon me? V NS 0 . Jr' J- -s - c r DORI BOUDREAU NANCY BREWERTON I stand alone and take that something worth remembering. CORINNE BRANDT ROGER BRIDGEMAN May we each hear our own drummer. Z. K. Lives. j j : o- c J 0- 5 p DARYL LESLIE BRIEFER Life lingers on, without EDWARD BRODY JEFF BRONSON Ko-ach v-mo-ach. DEBORAH A. BROOKS Football . . . Library . . . RICHARD BROSKIE STUART BROWN me it seems, yet 1 exist. MARY BRYAN Physics Labs . . . Always THADDEUSJOHN HOWARD BURG How could it begin and JEFF BUECHLER friends to brighten my BUNKIEWICZ Don’t remember me as LAURIE BRUBAKER “BRU”, HeyTrish, Little Italy. then be gone. Alias “The Beak . day. JOANNE BARBARA BUNKIEWICZ “Live each day as if your life had just begun. one, remember me, good or bad. PATTY BURRELL Mary? Who's she? And we had fun. fun. fun ... CAROL CAPISTA Laughter is the soul of success . . DIANE BUSHBERG I will roam the world with ideas as my maps. JERRY CARDILLO The American sportsman with country music in mind. AUSTIN BYRNE Procrastinate today — don’t put it off till tomorrow. PATTY CAREY Best place to study — 3rd floor A wing . . . Mechanics. THOMAS CACCIARELLI “Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More.’’ ANTHONY J. CARIDDI “So much to do in so little time.’’ MARY CADIGAN “Missouri Forever!!’’ “Uncle JACK” Da-Da- Ta-Da!!! JOHN CARLIN Three years I have wasted for Columbia I’ve tasted. MICHAEL CANACE ACE JOYCE E. CARLSON Joy is just being alive. I LYN CARON Smile though your heart is breaking . BRUCE CARTMELL What can ya say . VINCENT CARPENTER School’s out forever? RICHARD CATHCART Dig it Jack! RICHARD J. CARR Excelsior? CARMAN CEDOLA Of Columbia I will remember much Of you, Audrey, I will remember most! DENNIS CARRAGHER GARY S. CERIANI Motorcycle man of the year no accidents yet Hey Jeff! TOM CARSON JENNIFER CESTONE Only the beginning of what I want to feel forever RANDY CARSWELL Lavallette The place where all my dreams cometure . . MICHAEL CHAPLOWITZ It’s been going on like this for ] 3 years! 35 NANCY CHAREL KAREN CIPOLLINI Good memories are everlasting Football games Front lobby 4A Luncn .. . ABBY COHEN Man alone is conscious of his individuality. JOSEPH CHIARAVALLO DEBBIE CLAYBORNE Tutunana. ALICE COHEN I am traveling, looking for something, what can it be BOB CHRISTIAN Yeah Hello! . Great Eastern, here I “come '! Cinful blondes Bugs! MARKCLAYCOMB ‘‘Sweet” Stay tough. D.D. TOM COHEN After me there is no one. KAREN CIARROCCA “Friends aren’t earned. they’re a gift from love in God.” JOYCE CLAYTON There will be a day in my life I’ll look back and remember. WILLIAM COHEN Bird Lives. VICTOR CICCHINO CHIC Relax Let’s go hoggin’ Snapper B.M.S.W. continuous What’s up? CINDY COCUZZA There’s a dance this weekend?! JONATHAN COHN GINNIECICCONE Love is John December 7. 1969 JUDY COCUZZO You big jerk JJ. 10 years S B 23 ANNE COLICELLI Friendship is a gift of feeling ever warm, ever growing. 36 JONATHAN COLLINS Happiness is close friends, someone to love, and a Mercedes. LINDA CONWAY The prince is coming Let’s separate the table . On a weekend? DAVID CRANDALL PAUL COLLINS Let us teach our children to love each other. J. COOKE PATTY CRAWFORD I’ve got nothing on my mind . Hey Pete! MICHAEL A. COLOGNA Very scrupulous. DENNIS J. COTTER Shanty . . When Irish eyes are smiling. RUSSELL CROCKETT If you're down by Mexico way, drop in. JIM CONAWAY A.G.P.P. . . I just wanna go home . . PEGGY COUGHLIN 3rd floor memories ALAN CUCCINIELLO JOSEPH CONLON CAROLE COULTER “Music keeps playin' . . won’t let the cold get me down.” BROOKE CUMMINGS ALAN CONSTANTIN Hamburger . . . Drill, Sept. 1st FRAN LORI COWAN Life writes . . men dance. RICHARD CUNLIFFE 37 FRANK CUOZZO Suzanne forever .. 3 24 72 . . . Dino . . . Cuozz and his pick-up truck. DEBBIE DART Keith . 2 8 71 . . . Thank ya Lord . . . Pathmark. JOE DeCROCE LORI D’ADDARIO Late, who me? . . . Hi-ho D’Addario . . . Rutgers ... girls’ nite out. DANIEL DASKO MARY DeFAZIO Free at last. DENICE MICHELLE DAHER A smile is a curve, that seems to straighten everything out . . . M.C. WINSTON DAVIDION The original bass man — computer freak. MARY SUSAN DEFINO Bambino?? W.F.M. LYNNE D’ALESSANDRO PETER DAVIS All the world’s a stage . . men and women merely players. MARLENE DelGALDO Look who's here . . . Hey guys . . somebody ANDREW DANYLUK Energy is Free. LESLIE DEAR I am a part of all that I have met. SANDY DeLUISI We were given memories to have sunshine in the darkness . . James 3rd floor. DIANE D’ARCANGELO Together . . today . . . tomorrow and always . . . Sebastino. KATHERINE De CICCO On a smile of understanding . . JOELLEN DelVECCHIO You are part of all that you have met. 38 DARYN DeROSE In a word, gentlemen, Badoo. JEAN DiFABRITIS 3rd Floor. ROBERT DOYLE DAYN DeROSE Ave ... Imperator . Morituri Salutant! DEBBIE DiORIO Meet me in the cafeteria. KEITH DRISCOLL WILLIAM J. DeSANTI Audio-Visual Crew Chairman . . 1972- 1973. GABE DiROCCO BOB DUERR Crystal green waves and a stick to ride’em on. TERRI DeTORRICE Love is the opening door . 3rd floor Danny ANTHONY DLUGOSZ MICHAEL DURBIN It's all over There’s a time for traveling. STEVEN DIAMOND Igor’s Gremlins Gnomes and Trolls. CHRIS DOBROSKY If by chance we find each other, it’s beautiful WILLIAM DURNING Wild Bill part-time Italian likes football bad. JANET DiFABRITIS 3rd Foor Got a dime? CANDICE MARY DONAHUE “Watching and waiting, for someone to understand me ... GUS DYLLA 39 DIANE EDMUND There’s no misery in not being loved . . 7 19 69 . . Dave. RICHARD EGGE I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice-cream. RICHARD EISLER Draw the curtain, the farce is over. LYNNE FACHER Open your eyes and realize, the way it’s always been. DONNA ELLIS “How does it feel to be one of the Beautiful people?” MICHAEL J. FARBER Late. Mf1 hoxXoA yoO ftn cuoS d zero y°° esr juo3i d -ct« pro-vo S? V© coro? hyonl KATHERINE EGITTON Que Pasa ?! . . Labs . . . lunch . . . Isn’t anyone goingto join Civics? ADELE PATRICIA EMIN Canada ...the shore . .. hocky . . . Gibran . . . music . . teacher’s college. JUDI FARMER I am taller than him The Mad Gremlin J.Z. .. . “three more years.” GERALD EICK LAURA EPSTEIN I’ll paint rainbows all over your blues. JOE FARRELL Li . . . Happy New Year’s! . . . The Mothers. RENEY EISENBAND LARRY EVANGELISTA Lar 2Co . . hangingat V-burg . . only 3? MELANIE FARRIS ROBERT EISENBERG I am ashamed . But I am proud . . . I am an American. THOMAS EVERS ANDREW FARRO You looking for a race? Chevelle is in first place. 40 WILLIAM F. FATZLER BUTCHIE + ANGIE Oct. 26,1971. 1955 CHEVY RUNS. MICHELE LEE FEINS “It only takes an outstretched hand. BRETT FENNESSY Who is Evil, is ALSO IN THEPUNISHMENTOF EVIL. MARK FAUPEL SANDRA FELDMAN THERE’S A LITTLE BIT OF MUSIC IN EVERY BOY’S HEART. JOSE FERNANDEZ BARBIE FILES I live for those who love me RONA FISCHER follow the yellow brick road TIM FitzMAURICE “Fitz” B FUEL DRAGSTERS AND D MODIFIED FALCONS K.M.F. AUTOMOTIVE. JEFF FISCHER 2:46 Never Again. DAVID FISHKIND Did he doubt or did he try? Answers aplen- ty in the bye and bye! JAY FOGLESONG ft NINA FONDILLER The leaves that are green turn to brown. (Nib) ANDREW MITCHELL FRIEDMAN May You Live Every Day Of Your Life. CELIA FRANCIS GARVIN Remember the Past, live for today, dream of tomorrow. NEALE P. FOX Thinking of the past, to enjoy the future? Maybe not. PENNI FRIEDMAN “any day now, I shall Be Released. STEVE FRAMPTON STEVEN GARY FRIEDMAN The Man With The Plans. EILEEN GAYDER ANDREA GASPARINO Grab all the happiness you can — I did! . J.P. JONATHAN FRANKS Today is the first day of the rest of your life. JIM FRITZEN DONNA GEIMER “Rejoice in Hope. Romans 5:2 PAULA FRANZONIA RAYMOND FURLONG The Stump. MARYANNEGERADO |U J ttC-f CX HARRY FRIEDLANDER Weird sports, gossips, D.S. KATHLEEN GALLIGAN KASchorn Night, Summer of 72 and Eddie. AMY GERMAN “There is no happy life; there are only happy days.” Anne Morrow Lindbergh ' cut j 'i u'j 0' 1,4 u| cA j Q. J Ovj c |U4 j. 44 MARI ANN GIACOBBE TONY GLEASON Remember Jim Thorpe, a truly unique town — Glen. ELLEN GOMER We're all captives on a carousel of time. PATTI GIANNAKIS Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. LYNN GLICKMAN DANNY GOOD Goodbye STEPHEN GIBBONS GEOFF GOGAN PETER J. GOOD JR. Hey, STEIN. Easy Come. Easy Go!! How about a little SCHMIROFF? JANE GIORDANO Nothing is worth winning but laughter and a friend’s love. GARY GOLDBERG TERESA GOOD Straight from the heart, L.D. JOE GIUNTA Look, just make your life what you can. JOYCE GOLDBERGER Joy is not in things, it is in us. GAIL GOODMAN The end is here, but there is yet another beginning. SHERI GLASER Flowers never bend with the rainfall .. (NIB). ANDREA GOLDMAN Close your eyes and see. TONIGOURDINE Keep a positive state of mind ... It helps. 45 GREGORY GRAHAM Super Fly leaves his nickels, dimes and quarters. ALEX GREEN PATRICIA GROSS LARRY GRANT let me introduce myself — lama time traveler NANCY GREEN ‘‘Please do not shoot the pianist. He is doing his best.” VIRGINIA ALISON GROSS “Only the beginningof what I want to feel forever. ” LORETTA GRAUSO Third floor girl’s room June 11, 1972. WILLIAM G. GREENBAUM “The earth and myself are of one mind.” JOANNEGUBER DEBORAH GRAY 3rd floor . Tony — September 9, 1969 Mechanics. MARCY GREENBAUM Crying, laughing, sharing and happiness all spell — Dave — 72. JOHN PATRICK GUNNING My best three years of life ... Sure! What a joke! KEVIN GRAY Please don’t come and wake me from my dream. ROBERT GREER NANCY LOUISE GURSKA Lending pens Bookstore . Activities Tickets Cougar Buttons Nixon or McGovern .. VICKY GRAY “You won't learn what you don't want to know. MICHAEL GRODOFSKY When you got it, you got it, and I got it! CHARLES HADDAD Gee, sure was a ball Budo. 46 LINDA HAHN Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth. ROGER HARMON Democracy’s being forced to learn the subjects of your choice. ALAN J. HAIT A space somewhere in time, between then and to be — supertwisted. KATHY HARRIS Summer of 72: dreams of happiness, visions of hope ... LINDA RENEE HALL We've come too far to turn back now. THOMAS HARRIS — 143 Grove Road — A source of entertainment? JOAN HAPPLE Hey, Mar ... I’m so embarrassed! CINDY HASKIN HEATHER HARDY Shorty . . . Football Wrestling . .. Pep . 5 . .. It’s all yours boys FRANK H. HAWRYLAK MELONI HARGETT When I look at you, I see love ... to Gerald. ANN PATRICIA HAYDEN The torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans. 48 EDWARD HAYES ANNE-RENEE ROBERT HARVEY HERMAN DONNA HERRE CHRIS HESS HENINGBURG HERBSTSOMER 1 brought her to me. You big Jerk . . Hey Freedom is nothing HARRY HESS Live for now, forgetting why, remember how. BOB HETHERINGTON Forget the guts. Give me the Glory. It's not important. CLAUDIO HICKEL BRAZILIAN POWER. NORWOOD HICKSON Deuces are wild Woody’s Wonder!! . .!! Grumpy!! Cuz . 11 28 71. Navy . IGYB Kevin, forever! MARILYN HILDEBRAND Another day in the park never forgetting Joe Cocker, Leon. else, but a chance to do better. HAL HINDMAN LARRY D. HINKES Bo-Nub . 43. ALAN HOLZMAN KATHLEEN HINTENBERGER A friend is a priceless treasure to be cherished forever. KEVIN HORNISH JOHN HOFFNER Sounds good to me! . . Look what I found! . Cawhol. HARRY HOUCK Booth — Open the damn pool. CHERYL HOLDS MARIE HOULE Love is my season. Joy is my song. BRUCE HOLLYFIELD JOANNIEHUBERMAN Take it as it comes. CELESTE HOLMOK ELVIRA IANTOSCA «rrrr ELLEN ISRAEL Always face the sunshine and let the shadows fall behind. LARRY KAHAN In the future, the theatre is where I will be. LUIS IZQUIERDO It's been a longthree years” .. . June 4, 1971. KAREN KAHN “I’m captive on a carousel of time. CYNTHIA JACKSON RORI KAHN “Colour My World. MATT JAMER The Mothers . . Springer’s House On the boat and beach Bear! SHARON KALB The flower is the most beautiful thing on my planet.” JOANNE JOHNSON It doesn’t matter. It’s nothing but dreaming anyhow. RICHARD J. KANE AUDREY JOLLEY Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it.” Confucius. . Carman. PATTY KANTER Mankind is only as high as its lowest member. 51 SUE KAPLOW You've got to walk in thesunshine. GINGER KELLY We’ve gotalot to do. KRISTA KING Colorado Rocky Moun- tains saved my senses. AMY KARLEN I have measured out my life with coffeespoons. KATHLEEN KENEFICK Friendship is the wine of life. ROBERT J. KIPNESS If not now, when — Hillel. JERRY KARP Now the dye is cast. Nothing happens in the past. JORI KERZNER IRENE KIRKINIS Learning By Experience is the only way. Corky Good- Bye. MARIANNE KATILUS Blue and white rocks ... Steve E.G. . N.M. .. Ha Ha . Chow. KATHY KESZLER RENEY KLEINMAN We’ve only just begun to live. DOUG KELLER But I was just buying an orange. JAYNE KILCOMMONS The love of a good man Fields; Barney; Musky; Dreams. SUSAN KOHN Low they build, who build below the skies Goodbye Doc. MARY KELLY Why do I always get caught? EDWARD KING Chicken in your silver coat; you’re so old I bet you vote. JERI KOPET You’ve got to be kidding? 52 ROBERT 1. KORNFELD Soccer Team — A136, ROCHELLE KOSTANT “And where do all these KEN KOWALSKI NICHOLAS S. KOZLOFF II PATSY KRAGEN AMY KRASNEY Low Life. Highways go now that we are free? AMY ELISE KROMER Touch and see the Tars? NSK Systems, Faster, Faster, Fast- RICHARD KUCZERA RONNIE KUHL Loves the shore. Has DEBRA KRESSEL Sometimes 1 wonder. SCOTT KULL GEORGE KRIZ SCOTT KUNTZE Tied to a whipping post. world baseball bats, sweatshirts . MARC KUTLER er ... JOYCE KRUSKAL Oh! Oh! Oh! Six o’clock and the master not home. GAIL KWIECIEN Gonna Take a Miracle. DAVID J. KYLE President of “Kyle Consulting Labs”. Fun in the sun. GARY A. LAINER 53 JULIA N. LANCASTER And still the wind blows . . . SARA LEVINSON MARKC. LEYNER “f” RICHARD LANGENBACHER EDWARD A. LEVY Lab-Aide, I want a glass of water . . Good Grief! JOHN LICHTENBERG A loyal N.Y. Sports Fan. a-Vio °sM V av PETER LaSCALA Your life is only what you give to the world. LIZZANE LEWIS Hey, Schwartzie! Catch your dreams before they slip away. RANDY LIDER The eye of Video Crew is upon you — Watch it! DAVID LEIWANT Mr. Homes, they were the footprints of a gigantic hound. DAVE LEWIS-JONES “Deacon”? DALE LIEBERFARB LISSA LEVINE Lifetime resolutions — to love, to care, to give, to share. WENDY LEWIS PAULLINDSTROM The Big Red Machine ROBERT LEVINE Man lives without knowing what it means. JOANNE M. LEWKOVICH “Cherish your yesterdays, dream your tomorrows, but live your todays. BARBARA LIPPMAN 54 MICHAEL KEVIN LOCKER From every mistake we must surely be learning. MARILYN MacPHEE LISA MALTESE KAREN LONERO PATRICIA A. MADDEN Hey Lor! Joey. KAREN MANELLO Hey; must I really go through this again, for you? RONNIE LONG Do it now or it won’t get done. CAROLYN MAFFEI 3rd floor. JAMES MANGUM NORA LUMLEY You become responsi- ble. forever, for what you have tamed. JUDY MAGLIARO The Moon Belongs to Everyone . . laugh . . choke KEN MAAS STELLA MAJDOSZ MARENA BARBARA MANNO The end is only the beginning of an interesting Life. PATRICE MANN Talk to me.. Bev. y CHARLES G. MacDONALD I dedicate this picture to all my friends. ROSE MAKRILOS I don’t have an accent. Do you? LUCIA MARANO . r-jV - ; V, ' 55 ANNETTE T. MARION Timeto take a step, stumble, and get up again TERRY MARTIN “People need not to be glued together when they belong together. JEFF MATTHEWS “There’s no expedient which man won’t resort to, to avoid thinking. Sir Joshua Reynolds. RAYMOND MARKS What's up Ray? Nothing much. Out to get a pin. JAMIE MARTINI Thank ya Lord! Twirling . Pathmark. PATRICIA MAULT “Digthe ocean, kiss the setting sun .. . ” Nader. TERRY MARKS BARBARA MARZANO DEBORAH LYNN MAURER Summer of 72“ as the lights slowly dim . . a certain Smile. TINA MARLOWE TONY L. MASI ROBERT M. McHUGH The only thing I got out of Columbia was stale lunches. CINDY MARSH What?!! Honey. Honey. The immigrants. Queerface. Schnutz. We'll share. TOMMY MASI I will strive with Ambition; never to be Her slave. BOB McLOUGHLIN EL FRRRANKLIN! In short Frankie say!” LISA MARTIN We laughed, we cried. We shared flowers and rainbows... 71; J.F. JOANNE MASSA So many cheerful yesterdays So many moreto come KEVIN McNAMARA 56 SUSAN MEDINETS A man’s reach should exceed his grasp. RICHARD MELAMED Dumont will prevail! LAURA MELLUSI “Everything that is is a beginning.” GLENN S. MEHARG don't you worry about today, ‘We’ve gOt f ReedoM coming our way.” SABRINA MELILLO What I'll remember most, is my Italian class; 10th grade. DIANA MENDELSON Music keeps playing; won’t let the world get me down. ELAINE MERCADANTE D.D.G. For the time being Ya know what I mean? 10 6 71. MICHELLE MERCADANTE “Lil Mav 2 A.M.. A.C. Blondie Girls niteout D.J. ANGELA ANGEL” METTA 3rd floor. Absence made our hearts grow fonder. Mike. JOE MERCADANTE Congruent.” WALTER E. MEREDITH Where are you going today? DAVID L. MEYER Varsity Frisbee Ex Lab Aide Meyer” . Badoo. NANCY J. MILSOP D.C., Prospect C.S., Blue and White Rocks, Bob, Season’s Gone. CYNTHIA MORRISON Here comes the sun and me. Nader. WAYNE MYERS He’s super sweet, super dude. He’s super fly. MELODY MONTALBANO Lorieis .... Andrew. Future plans hopefully traveling. 3rd floor g.r. SALLY MOSER Mornings in A 205. BILL NADELBERG Jokes . Chipmunks . . . Pizzas ... with a little help from my friends. CHERYL D. MOORE Everybody is somebody. NANCY MULDBERG AMY NATHAN ROBERT MOREIRS I hope I fulfill my goals. MICHAEL J. MUSKY Good-Bye! STEVEN NEIBART ”1 would rather be right than be president.” Henry Clay BILL MORGAN SHERI MUSUM Come, let us follow footsteps of spring in far-off fields. LYNNIE NESTER M.E.N. mmm I want to linger, mmm a little longer. WENDY C. MORRIS ”Yes,” the spaghetti answered as it slid carelessly down his throat. VENY MUSUM People can be the best, but people sure can be the worst. DONN NICHOLSON 60 CURTIS NILE You’ll survive. RICHARDONTELL YES!]i (JC LOUIS PALKOW iQue Pasa? DORI F. NOCHENSON Memories of C223 (Tommy, Sarah, Carey, Edward). Mr OTTO LORRAINE PALLITTO When all else is lost, the future still remains. SUZANNE O’BRIEN Frankie . . . 3 24 72 . Forever “Gjee TeeO . . . “Dinn THERESA PAGANO Just because you’re bigger doesn’t mean you’re better.” JEFFREY PARIS HELEN M. O'CONNOR Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Friends . .. Fun . .. Memories. STEPHEN HENRY PAINTER TOAD LAURI PARNES Happiness resides in things unseen. BRUCE N. ODERMAN RICHARD PALACIO I ain’t no school boy but I sure know what I like. JOANNE PASCUCCI Drink at the fountain of knowledge, don’t just gargle. MICHELE OLIVIERI Cause happiness where you go rather than when you go. JUDY PALAZZO To Kathy, who understands from someone who remembers . .. J.R. MICHAEL PASECZNYK The time we waste yawning in school can never be regained. 61 KRISTI PASKO G. BRUCE PIETZ PHILLIP ROBERT POTESKY JR. Shoes for the industry; shoes for the dead. DAVID PAWEL ELLEN S. PILCHMAN Life is lived inside a smile. 6 1 72 . Hey, Kid! MARLA POTSDAM DOLORES DIANE PEER All can hear, but only the sensitive can understand . . PAMALAANN PLASTOCK “i let my music take me where my heart wants to go ” EO POULOS Lifetime friends . . . where are you? Papanickolopoulos. KENNETH G. PEK URSULA POGANY If there’s no wind, row. JEAN PROBST I’ve been this way before, but it’s going to be different. DANIEL N. PERLMUTTER ARTHUR POMERANTZ JOHN JOSEPH ALLAN PROSKE To-An, — P.l.T.A. BOB PETRONE The lunch table and waiting for the weekend. The village hangout. CHRISTINE M. POTASZNYK CATHY QUAGLIA Happiness is being with the one you love. Andy forever. 62 KAREN QUINN AUDREY RALSTON Yesterday is but today’s memory and tomorrow is today's dream. SHARON RADINSKY Experience is the name everyone gives to his mistakes. PATTI REBHAN Much happiness is overlooked because it doesn’t cost anything. JOHN RADOW WILLIAM DENNIS REBHAN The best things in life are free. LIZ RAGONESE Fab Fifites, The “C” wing. MEMORIES. Me? 13 and Moosh! ALLAN REICHENSTEIN LINDA ANN RAGUCCI One day in May ... 4 ever Mach I’s and Corvettes. BRIAN REILLY BRUCE RAIKEN ERIC GLENN REISS ‘‘Children of the night! What music they make!” 64 ROBERT REMSTEIN MARY ANN ROBBINS There’s no such word as can't. JOHN RIBARDO NANCY ROBERTELLO Good Morning! TOM RIBARDO “To live is to laugh.” Let her rip. Pourquoi? TERI ROBINSON Lasima Tushinde Mbilasaka. CAROL RICE Happy to leave Columbia. SunShine. PETER J. ROBSON BILL RICHMAN ANGELIKA ROHRS Boots Batons ’n Baggies . . Twirling . . . The end of three great years. ADAM RINGLER JIMMY ROMANO Roma, Orange Vettes with Booton’s I.L.K.K. 11? 15? Bye Bunny. ANN ROMEO From now until forever Gerry. AMY ROTHBERG Toodles!! IRWIN ROSEN From Jersey City with love. RANDEE ROTHMAN JERRY ROSENBLATT Hot Wheels, Perryl. Aug. 31. Sept. 11. JEFFREY ROTHSCHILD LAURIE ROSENTHAL “Summer breeze makes me feel fine. CYNTHIA ROWE Don’t wait for your ship — Row out and meet it. PAUL ROSENTHAL Take None. CYNDY ROZMERSKI Goodbye detention, late passes, cut slips and West House office. JOSEPH ROTH BARBARA ROZOLSKY A prudent emeny is preferable to a friend without discretion. (7 42-12« na PURINA aW! BONNIE RUSINEK Water wears out a stone. LYNETTE SADY ANITA RUSS “Dating Game” — Bachelor 1, 2 or 3? SKIPSAENGER JOHN RUSSEN The Mothers. Hey Jude. Beach. NORA SALOMON Love the beautiful, Seek out the true. Hilary forever. MARK RUSSO Life is Freedom Death is Slavery. JOEL SALZMAN If you have what it takes, you’ve made it. DALLAS SACHER I ain’t goin to work on Maggie's farm no more. JOHN SANTILLO It all seemed uphill. FELICE A. SACHER Don't follow me. I'm lost, but keep on searching. Happiness .. . Ian. DANIEL SAREWITZ Exume the bod (sloat). 67 GAIL SATTENSPIEL “We can never know about the days to come . GERALD SCHNACK LORI D. SCHWARTZ Hey. Lewis!! “ ... preserve your memories they're all that’s left you. LOUISE SATTENSPIEL MARK SCHNEE NANCY SCHWARTZ The dark is light enough to see by. MARIA SAVIDIS NANCY SCHNEIER Good friends bring good times. GEJ SUSAN SCHWARTZ The end is here, but there is yet another beginning. TOM SCHACHTEL KENNITH SCHNITZER ELSON SEALE Black and together. RICHARD SCHEFF “Pick a card, keep it. I have 51 more. WENDY SCHONBERG Toward calm, shady places . Tom walking on the earth. BETH J.SEIBEL There is no better looking-glass than an old friend. PAUL J.SCHINDEL In your heart you know I’m right. CAREY SCHWARTZ “You don't miss your water 'til your well runs dry. MERRYL R. SEIBERT So it goes. 68 GUY SEXTON TINA SILANO Jeri, how can i get out of homeroom . third floor. CELIA SINOWAY A smile is something to be shared. JILL ANN SHACHAT Nothing is wasted, that makes a memory. BRIAN SIMPSON 1955-1973 “Jackson” ‘May he rest in peace . PETERSKARYNSKI When you have nothing, you have nothing to lose Humpty Mix. KEN J. SHAPINSKI M. SHAPIRO LAURA SHERBORNE MICHELE SIDERKO VICKI D. SIMS There s no stopping me now! PUTTI SNYDER An island, the ocean, a tiger and a friend. COREY SINGER “Don’t look away from the world — give yourself to it. JOHN M. SOMERS “What can i say? J ' Hey, snookums, keep smiling . . your life is just beginning. JONNY SINGER “It’s not where you go. but whom you go with. JOSEPH SORIANO Make it with your mind. Everlasting memories m football games and .. special people. PETER SINGER Let's all journey into the garden of the never- ending dances. DEBRA SPATZ 1st floor bathroom — God forbid it should have a fire. j LA- RANDEE MERYL SPEICHER You can look back on good things. HOLGERK.W. STELLJES Gratitude is a e jphemism for resentment, we nevertheless say thanks. DEBBIE SPICER The perfect need no love, only imperfect J.N. . M.A. . . J.W. PRISCILLA STERN RICHARD TAFFET I see things i wish my eyes could see. MARC A. SPIEWAK Layla the flying falcon Run sonny-dove swim Wak. TOM STERN LISA TAMBASCO 2 a.m. in A.C., “Girls niteout pass out?? .. . “tambi . JOE SPRINGER Trish . You will run until you put out. PATTY STERNGOLD “Peace of mind”. JOSEPH P. TAMBURO Who’s got a soft head? Springer's house . Mothers, Bye. DIANE STAMPER Every tomorrow borrows a piece of today yesterday is forever. MARK ROLAND STEVENS Take life easy. DEBBIE STANGO KAM STOLL NINA TARANTINO Third Floor FRANCINE TARANTINO BARBARA STRUCKHOFF 70 TONYTELLADO Knowledge is the key to the world. MIKE TISCHLER £ d'. | d- j hnPl Eine Kliene Gradmusik DOUGLAS TURK GARY TESTA Wrestling. BARBARA TOBEY Brief were my days among you — Briefer my words spoken. JONATHAN TURK THEO THEOHARIS We beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past. ANGELA TORTORIELLO 55 Chevy Oct. 26. 1971 Butchie and Angie . . Jeffro. TAHIR ULKER Tahir —U.S.A. Nov. 2, 1969 Karate Gold. BEVERLY THOMAS Time meanwhile flies, flies never to return. NANCY A. TRENT ROSE ULIANO 3rd Floor. SEAN THORNTON Are you serious or delirious. “Four . RICHTRONCONE '62 Tempest 4 Cylinder High Performance!!! DURAND HALSEY VAN DOREN II Gracious me Flopson, Everybody's tumbling! MARK J.TIEMANN PETER TUCKER It’s all over now baby blue. PHILIPPA VANGELDER “Do we ever really say goodbye to old friends? 71 SARAH VERNEY I'm still not quite together — but summer is coming KAREN VIOLA All the world's a stage enjoy the show MARK my words. ELYSEVERNICK Peace . I wish you peace 'midst all the confusion. SHARON ANN VOGEL Ooh slow down the weather's hazy — Love you Michael. CYNTHIA WARE LAURENCE G.VERNICK Vice-President for a day. what a robbery. SUSAN VOGELBAUM Yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today’s dream. ROSEANNEWASHAM OTTORIN VESCIO STEVE VOLPE NOW. More than ever. KAREN ANICE WASHINGTON As the bud of a flower, my life may bloom. FRANK VILLONE J.K. J.L.Y. LAUREN NANCY WAGMAN My day begins ends with you. 7-17-71 S. ERIC WATKINS Nothing's gold that glitters; Tanstaffle; Toozhie; Eshaer. JANICE VINICQUERRA MARK A. WALLHAUSER My love is near at hand, always in earth and air. BRUCE WEINER Memories don’t die, but with time become hazy. WARREN WALLSCHLEGER 0=JP R- hod� ir be.Y Csc _Tfrfe- N? c_t-v5T TcfYCi ‘ 1 i e 72 JONATHAN WEINER CAROL J. WEISS ERIC WEISS CARYL WEISBERG DEBORAH ANN WEISS What is essential is invisible to the eye. LAURA WEISS “When man begins to understand, he will learn to love. GARYC. WESKERNA I am but an antique Columbian, than a new alumnus. M. WHARTON RICHARD WIEGAND Need a pass? FLORA WEST A.H.D.T. Wet Walabees! car doors off their hinges plustard! TIM WAYNE WHITAKER Custer died for your sins. Repent! The Great Spirit lives! JODI WIESEN It is not only fine feathers that make fine birds. JAMES WILK GORDON WILLIAMS JEFFREY WILLIAMS ROSSWILLNER PAMELA WILSON THOMAS WILSON Omnem crede diem tibi Hugie . . 52-70-73 Yum-Yum . . . 19 There’s a road Ahead. deluxisse supremum, ... Pineapples ... M.L.C. BENZEMEL SUSAN ZINN Grata superveniet, quae Willie. DEBRA ZENTE 3rd Floor ... non sperabitur hora. CAROL YABLONICKY LARRY CORWIN Little grains of kindness MINDY ELLEN When one door closes, make a mountain full of ROBIN WINCH WOLKSTEIN another opens. good. Looking at the world Time is but the stream through the sunset in we go a-fishing in. PEGGIE BLACK ROZANN KOZSIK your eyes. JOSEPH ZUBKO Let it Rain. I’m 1 y2 inches taller than her ... Judi .. . MLC 1. 76 Seniors Not Photographed © PAUL BARNHARD NINA BRAUN CORA BRINA JOHN BROWN RAY BULSIEWICZ STEVEN COHEN JOHN CRONK DEBORAH DAVENPORT PAUL DAVIDSON MARK DAVONSKI ADEMIR DESOUZA DAVID DRISCOLL PAUL EDELEN ELTORAEI MAHMOUD MICHELE FRIEDMAN RICHARD FUSCO BRIAN GILROY ROBERT GIORDANO RICHARD GOETTLICH KEN GOLD ANTHONY GRASSO LARRY GREENSTONE ANDREW GURIEN KOJI HOMMA DAVID HOROWITZ THERESE HOUGHTON PETER HUTCHINGS ROBERT JOHNSON BARTON KAPLAN ELIZABETH LADD EDWARD LEE RAYMOND LESKANIC DIANA LIZZA BRIAN LYNCH PAUL MAHONEY OLEH MATIASH PAULMELE EDMUND MILLS STEVEN MIRRA JEFFREY MOSS JOSEPH NOTELLE RONALD O’KEEFE MELANIE OWENS JOE PALUMBO GREGORY PAPPAS FRED PASKIEWICZ SCOTT PETERS JOHN PETZINGER WENDY POLOGE JEFFREY QUERQUES TONY RAFEL FRANK RECCO ALAN ROBERTS FRED ROSENSTINE LARRY RUBIN RICHARD RUBINFELD LUCIA SAM KENNETH SCHNEIDER JAMES SCIOS DEBRA SHEA ADRIAN KIM SIMS SYLVIA STOLL JOE STURDIVANT JEFFREY STRUTZ ROBERT SULLIVAN PAUL TEVROW DENNIS TIERNEY DAVID WALSH TIMOTHY WALSH FORREST WELLS STEVEN ZIEMOLOZYNSKI 77 ACTIVITIES READY! SET! GO! sophomo SEPTEMBER r.u.r.” voice of america diane wolkstein vandalism concert VIETNAM dave dellinger 'Til abner re junior SO WHATS NEW? house plan the bad children psats Hassled ? girl crazy buster keaton film pygmalion” senior TIME? A F TEH IN TUMMEfl LIBERATE « presidential election harvey” east house concert Rushed ? CHOOSING A COLLEGE Harried ? f f promises, promises senior cut day prom graduation memon THAT’S ALL Committees: Finance Assembly Tutorial ASSEMBLY: Bottom row: Tracey Samson, Ellen Dinnerman, Peggy Langley. Alice Cohen, Raul Morillas. Middle row: Janet Brief, Julie Brief, John Carlin, Leslie Holleran, Evan Tublitz. Standing: Chuck Gross, Richard Malamud, Susan Lindeman, Richard Ontell, Robert Kipnees, Jane Lowell, Sharon Biermann, Aaron Schwartz, Joan Gallop, Debbie Weiss. TUTORIAL: Susan Schwartz, Joyce Kruskal, Robin Cowen, Joyce Goldberger. Lori Goodman, Philippa van Gelder, Susan Reitman, Karen Kahn, Amy Rothberg, Julia Lancaster. Committees: Elections Fire Probability and Statistic! an introduction through exj :rimen ELECTIONS: Bottom row: Andrea Feirstein, Margie Berman, Beth Seibel, Nancy Muldberg, Carey Schwartz. Second row: Leslie Dear, Miriam Schreiber, Jody Stern, Joan Kimmelman, Amy Lazar, Maria Mastrangelo. Third row: Jill Schachat, Linda Almeida, Barbie Arnsten, Susan Stern, Ellen Israel, Robin Schwartz, Patsy Kragen, Cyn- die Morrison. Fourth row: Susan Lindeman, Richard Soloman, Gary Green, Risa Perlmutter. Top: Bruce Pietz, Joe Chairavallo, David Leiwant, Margot Greenbaum, Flora West. FIRE: Bottom: David Margules. Above: Paul Schindel, Susan Lindeman, Andy Liebman, John Carlin, Ann Baker, Diane Bushberg, Nina Fondiller, Wendy Lewis. Top: Barbara Schattenfeld, Mary De Vivo, Danny Baum, Allison Silver, Ellen Steiner, Lynn Smilow, Barbie Arnsten, Jill Schachat. Leslie Dear. Committees: Prom Civics Traditions PROM: Bottom row: Lori D’Addario, Maryarme Armenti, Jill, Shachat, Lisa Martin, Candee Donahue, Debbie Maurer. Middle row: Cheryl Moore, Ellen Pitchman, Vicki Sims, Felice Sacher, Karen Washington, Linda Conway, Laurie Bru- baker, Tom Cacciarell . Back: Tony Cariddi, Karen Quinn. CIVICS: Bottom row: Sheri Figenbaum, Mary Coles. Mary Arleo, Marina Manno. Middle row: Laura Mellusi, Debbie Brooks. Marilyn Nester, Cathy Edgiton. Top row: Ingrid Bacher. Michele Sederko, Mark MacDonough, Karen Cippolli- ni, Cathy Kenefick. TRADITIONS: Karen Quinn, Ellen Pilchman, Felice Sacher, Karen Washington, Tony Cariddi. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Committees: Pep Social PEP COMMITTEE Foreign Exchange: A Message From Kogi All my thoughts I am feeling about Columbia High School is that Columbia is such a great in a word. And I think that the Columbian students are educated by cul- tured teachers are very happy, also they are so nice and friendly for me. Now I am studying very hard for myself in Columbia which everything is fine. I couldn’t speak English too much when I came here, however everyone helped me, so I can speak much better now. And I am taking sub- jects of Chinese, Russian, Math, U.S. History, Russian History and English in here. It seems to me that my schedule is so hard, because teachers teach me by Eng- lish, so I don’t understand English too much but I think it is really a good experience for me to try this kind of schedule. I have many favor teachers who are kind and nice in Columbia. One of them, Mr. MacDonough who is my U.S. History teacher is a extremely nice man. It is difficult for me to study U.S. history, but he always help me. But he told me he has to retire from office only this year. I am so sad and lonely. Probably everybody of Columbia will be sad after he leave from Columbia. I wish we who are educated by Mr. Mac never forget about a great history teacher, Mr. Mac. On the other hand, I like Mr. Trent who was my English teacher and Mr. Quiroli who is my adviser and my Chinese teacher. Mr. Trent, he always keep smiling for everybody and he is so funny. When I always talk with him soon I go to the laughing. I think he is not English teacher but he is comedian. Of course, this is joke. About Mr. Quiroli, he is a very intelligent man and he under- stands whatever I do. I hope he get a beautiful wife from Japan for him. So, of course, other teachers who teach me. they are my dear gentlemen and ladies. I can’t forget that I lived in Columbia in my life. After I go back to Ja- pan, in my dream and in my new life, it is positive I am going to remember of Columbia. Now, I am thinking of my future. I would like to learn the universal politics in college. Maybe I’m believing it’s possible for me to become a stateman and I am going to try very hard for people of the world. Between American and Japanese, they speak different languages each oth- er, but don’t a matter. We are able to have real communi- cation. and we must work for peace on the earth. I would like to work for people rather than for myself in the world. So, finally I will give you, “We are together”. Good luck whatever you do! FOR PEACE AND LOVE. 86 Foreign Exchange Committee FOREIGN EXCANGE: Bottom row: Koji, Mr. Quiroli, Tim Freil. Top: Ronnie Sue Littman, Tammy Adams, Lisa Laiter, Eric Berman. Louis Sternberg, Ray Wrubel. Koji and his hosts, Mark Gocke, Tim Freil. Clubs: Ski Stage Crew STAGE CREW: Alan Halt. Ira Smotroff. Clubs: Bicycle Parnaissian Society BICYCLE CLUB PARNAISSIAN SOCIETY 89 I Publications: The Columbian THE COLUMBIAN: Danny Perlmutter, David Margules, Andy Leibman, Alison Silver, Paul Schindel. This year it became evident that the Columbian had seen better days. Although it never reached the cali- ber of excellence that had been set over the past several years, it did make some remarkable innovations. Rather than have a slipshod weekly paper full of inaccuracies usually associated with assemblyline journalism, this year's Columbian adopted a “you’ll-get-it-when-we-print- it” policy. By doing this they were able to make the arti- cles well-researched and more comprehensive. In addition, the newsprint quality of the paper, which had given the Columbian a more professional look, was scrapped in favor of the more economical “high school newspaper” approach of white offset paper. This allowed for easier production and permitted more in-school composition and printing. Finally, the Hellring Memorial Fund presses were used to their fullest capacity in the production of the 1972- 1973 issues. This allowed greater flexibility for the now proficient, although sometimes deficient, Columbian staff. One can only hope that the Columbian will see bet- ter days. Publications: Guildscript OCTOBER FRAGMENT acappella blue mirror-shot from cool October eyes. walking and metal visions of winter summer fireplace hot scenes and talk overnight. Mark C. Leyner GUILDSCRIPT: Laura Epstein. Susan Churchill, Amy German. Guy Sexton, Theoharis Theoharis and Steven Lehrman. Cast of Harvey ELWOOD P. DOWD .........Steven Lehrman VETA LOUISE SIMMONS Terry Balash MYRTLE MAE SIMMONS Maurene Singer DR. SANDERSON Theoharis Theoharis DR. CHUMLEY David Pittman NURSE KELLEY Karen Viola STUDENT DIRECTOR Tim Whitaker STAGE MANAGER Martin Folkman Drama: The Miracle Worker Promises, Promises The Miracle Worker Cast HELEN KELLER . ANNIE SULLIVAN MRS. KELLER . . . CAPTAIN KELLER JAMES KELLER . PERCY ........ AUNT EV....... VINEY......... ....... Susie Reiss and Mindy Wolkstein . . Candee Donahue and Dee Dee Ritota ......Leslie Brown . . Larry Greenstone . . . Michael Sperling ..... Raul Morillas . . Emelia Barbanel .....Martha Rados Candee Donahue and Susie Reiss Promises, Promises CHUCK BAXTER .........................Martin Folkman FRAN KUBELIK ..........................Terri Balash J.D. SHELDRAKE..................Danny Baum DR. DREYFUSS ............Theoharis Theoharis MARGE MC DOUGALL ...........Sharon Gwatkin MR. DOBITCH...........................Steven Lehrman Students rehearsi-ng for Promises. Promises. Assemblies: East House Concert Preview 94 Nancy Schwartz Sharon Gwatkin Assemblies: Minish-Waldor Debate Arts H.S. Choir Waldor takes his stand. Minish gives his views. The Newark Arts High School Choir. 95 Assemblies: The Hypnotist The hypnotist takes control Deep sleep. Students get hot seat. Student Government: House Officers Senior Class Officers HOUSE OFFICERS: South House: Joanie Huberman, East House: John Carlin, West House: Orrin Devinsky, North House: Terry Martin. The House Councils proved to be effective during their sec- ond year. Each house provided activities and eased student boredom. However, the councils were limited in that they could not reform any school policy. In addition, they frequent- ly suffered problems that were the results of a newly estab- lished program. The East House Council was under the direction of John Carlin, president, Rochelle Kostant, vice-president, and Ellen Steiner, secretary. Under their leadership an extremely suc- cessful concert was held in January. Included in other activi- ties they planned was a square dance, after-school movies, and a newspaper. The Council allotted part of its funds to the decorating of the Commons and contributed $271 toward the The Bridge, a community tutorial center. Orin Devinsky, Karen Ciarrocca, and Sandy Brown were the president, vice-president, and secretary of the West House. Their major contribution to the West House was the presenta- tion of films which featured Buster Keaton, W.C. Fields, Laurel and Hardy, and the movie, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. In addition, they sponsored a trivia bowl assembly and purchased a ping pong table for their commons. The North House Council was under the supervision of Ter- ry Martin, president, Gary Leiner, vice-president and Risa Perlmutter, secretary. The major activity of the North House was a donkey basketball game that was sponsored in conjunc- tion with the East House. Led by President Joan Huberman, Vice-President Robert Eisenberg, and Secretary Jody Stern the South House Council organized a successful bake sale and a Marx Brothers movie night which increased South House funds. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President: Anthony Carridi, Secretary: Kar- en Quinn. 97 Student Government: School Officers Bottom row: Treasurer; Steve Neibart, Secretary; Amy Karlen. Top row: Vice- President; Mike, Beck, President; Brett Fenessy. Student Council spent the entire first semester debat- ing its own dissolution. This Constitution, introduced by President Brett Fennessy among others, was finally de- feated in an unusual roll call vote on January 23. Interest in the governing body dropped as it became increasingly difficult to attain a quorum. As the second semester began, the Council started to consider matters of inter- est to the students, concerning eligibility, the “no-bell” system, the Columbian, and others. Much interest was focused on the Coordinating Com- mittee. Students John Carlin, Orrin Devinsky, Brett Fen- nessy, Joanie Huberman and Teri Martin served on the fifteen member body, which advised the Principal on questions of school policy. The committee has not publi- cized its role in school affairs. Yearbooks are for looking back: places, people and things that we’d love to re- member or that we’d like to forget. 1972 was an exciting year, one that some will love to remember and others will try to forget. Elections For the People? Four More Years! BRING THE WAR - awott - HVAY an-! mm 100 • I I ■ TWIRLERS: Front row: Ellen Gomer, Lisa Martin, Judy Palazzo, Angelika Rohrs. Middle row: Carol Yabolonicky, Debbie Spicer, Karen Schuster, Joanne Massa, Lucia Marano, Jamie Martini. Back row: Margie Stager, Diane Stamper, Nancy Brewerton, Diane Cipollini. 102 Candee Donahue cheers, faithful to the football team. Twirlers The 1972-73 twirling squad was led by 4 captains, Ellen Gomer, Lisa Martin, Judy Palazzo, and Angelika Rohrs. They were all on the squad during the 1971-72 season and will be succeeded by juniors Diane Cipollini, Karen Schuster, and Margie Stager. Mrs. Margaret Van Dorpe. the faculty sponsor, patiently guided the girls in the organization of their routines. In spite of the rain, it was a successful season to be fondly remembered by the captains and the other seniors on the squad, Nancy Brewerton, Lucia Marano, Jamie Martini, Joanne Massa, Debbie Spicer, Diane Stamper, and Carol Yablonicky. Jamie Martini marches on. Twirlers try double batons. 103 The Cheerleaders J.V. Cheerleaders Linda Conway Cheering squad, led by captains Ellen Pilchman and Karen Washington. Cougar Tommy Harris and alternate coat-girl. Chris Dobrosky. CHEERLEADERS: Bottom row: Denise Manno, Felice Sacher, Linda Almeida. Middle row: Marla Potsdam, Donna Auciello, Karen Washington. Sue Albert, Linda Conway. Top: Mary De Vivo, Ellen Pilchman. Michelle Feins. Linda Almeida. Michelle Feins. 106 109 r«m mmm skmm SPORTS Chichino sweeps the field 114 Adamir and Elson converge for the steal. SOCCER: Bottom row: Claudio Hickel, Bob Mayer, Neil Rehusen, Gary Lainer, Mike Cartmell, Bob DeFino, Bill Kragen, Steve Neibart, Bill Miller, Ademir DeSouza, Elson Seale. Standing: Coach Eugene Chyzowych, Daniel Yafet, Bill Burks, Art Lewis, Robert Kornfeld, Richard Cunliffe, Jon Singer, Howard Burg, Chad Haggerty, Jose Izquierdo, Tom Bean, Allan Kessler, Victor Cicchino, Rick Guber, Craig Bershaw, Larry Evangelista. The 1972 Cougar Soccer Team has emerged as the best in the history of the sport at Columbia. With 11 lettermen returning from a 13- 1-2 record in 1971, Coach Chyzowych and tri- captains Seale, Singer, and Evangelista led the 1972 Cougar Soccer Team to an undefeated season. The Cougars drove to a 14- 0-2 record and won their first Big Ten Championship ever. Numerous school records were shattered, many of them by All-American Elson Seale. However, underneath the many outstanding indi- vidual performances was a well-coordinated team ef- fort which brought Colum- bia as high as number 4 in the state ranking through- out most of the season, their final ranking, number 7 in the state of New Jersey. In the State Tournament, the Booters received a bye in the 1st round and in the 2nd round defeated Parsip- pany Hills. In the 3rd round, Columbia dropped from the tournamanet after a disap- Elson looks for an opening. What can we say about this mess? Hey! Where’s the ball ? pointing loss to Teaneck High School by a score of 2- 1. The defense was bols- tered by standouts Larry Evangelista, captain, play- ing the sweeper position, and Captain Jon Singer, guarding the opposing cen- ter forward. The mid-field was carried by senior Claudio Hickel, who played three years of varsity, and juniors Bill Burks and Dan Yafet. Forwards Ademire De- Souza and Craig Bershaw, along with captain Elson Seale, were the mainstays in an offensive machine which rolled up a total of 74 goals in 16 games. In all, 13 Cougars were named to the All Big Ten Team, 6 to All Essex, and 4 were named to All Sectional Regional and State. 116 Bill Miller O.K. boys, go get ’em! JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Columbia 1 Millburn 0 Columbia 0 Kearny 1 Columbia 0 Bloomfield 6 Columbia 1 Montclair 2 Columbia 1 Irvington 0 Columbia 0 Belleville 1 Columbia 0 Kearny 0 Columbia 0 Bloomfield 1 Columbia 0 Montclair 0 Columbia 1 Irvington 0 Columbia 1 Cranford 0 Columbia 0 East Orange 4 Columbia clears the ball. C.H.S. SOCCER RECORDS Team Record 1. Most wins — 1972 — 14 games (reg. season) 2. Best season record — 1972 — VV-14 — L-0 — T-2 (reg. season) 3. Most goals scored in one season.by team — 74 goals (16 games) 1972 4. Best defensive team — 1972 — allowed only 9 goals in 16 games 5. Most season shut-outs in one season — 1972 — 10 games 5. Most season shut-outs in one season — 1972 — 10 games Individual 1. Most goals in one game ............... 10 Elson Seale — 1971 2. Most goals in one season.............. 35 Elson Seale—1971 1972 3. Most career goals at C.H.S. (3 yrs.) . 90 Elson Seale — 1970-71-72 4. Most season assists................... 15 Ademir DeSouza — 1972 5. Most season shut-outs by goalkeeper ... 10 Bob DeFino and Mike Cartmell — 1972 Howard Burg, back to the sideline. We're no. 1. 1972 VARSITY RECORD Columbia 6 Columbia 3 Columbia 4 Columbia 15 Columbia 1 Columbia 1 Columbia 1 Columbia 4 Columbia 3 Columbia 12 Columbia 3 Columbia 4 Columbia 1 Columbia 5 Columbia 6 Columbia 5 Millburn 0 Bayonne 2 Jefferson 2 St. Mary’s 0 Kearny 0 Bloomfield 1 Montclair 0 Plainfield 0 Irvington 0 St. Mary’s 1 Kearney 0 Bloomfield 1 Montclair 1 Irvington 1 Cranford 0 Morris Hills 0 ... Injuries, erratic play, and some questionab- le officiating resulted in a disappointing 1-7-1 won-loss-tie record for the Columbia Varsity Football Team. The Cougars, after a hopeful preseason, played their first game of the season against Morristown under 2nd year Head Coach Dom Calabria. The Cougars drew first blood in this, the open- ing game. Pete Good took a pitch from quarter- back Steve Frampton and lobbed a 28 yard touchdown pass to Al Enderle. Frank Villone converted the extra-point try, and Columbia was ahead, 7-0. Good himself later scored on the tail end of a drive, making the score 13-6. Morristown scored three straight times, and the Cougars had dropped their first game. The following week, Columbia faced Millburn. The Millers jumped to a 14-0 lead until, early in the second half, Pete Good ran a punt back 41 yards for a Columbia touchdown. On the ensu- ing kickoff, the ball was jarred loose from the Millburn ball carrier. John Hoffner took the ball in mid-air and went in for a Cougar six-pointer. Dave Leiwant soon intercepted a Miller pass, set- ting up another score by Good. Millburn. finally pulled ahead and won, 27-22. Jim Romano, after a fine performance in the Millburn game, took over at quarterback against the Livingston Lancers. Good scored two touch- downs and Mike Butkus hauled in a clutch pass for the Cougars who, however, fell by a 26-12 score. The Cats began well against Orange, with Lei- want intercepting a pass and Joe Springer end- ing a drive with a touchdown. A Leiwant six- pointer was sandwiched between two Orange scores, and the Cougars led by 15-13. The Tor- nadoes crossed the goal line 3 times in the sec- ond half and triumphed, 38-15. Joe Tamburo, returning from an injury, joined the Cougars in facing a tough defeat at the hands of Nutley. Good had an 85 yard punt return for a touchdown, and Romano went in on a bootleg for a score against the Maroon. The Cougars were close to beating Montclair for the second straight year, tying the Mounties in the Woodman Field mud. The defense played a fine game, the only Mountie touchdown com- ing after an errant snap on a punt deep in Cou- gar territory. The Cougars tied the game with Good sailing 88 yards with a punt for a touchdown. Columbia's 7th game was played against Kearny. Bob Vida stepped in for the bed-ridden Good and performed admirably, taking the opening kickoff 61 yards. The Cougars couldn't score, and Kearny took over and went ahead 7-0 on a drive. Vida ran the Kearny kickoff back 89 yards for Columbia’s long score. Williams later blocked a Kearny punt, but the Kards held and drove for the winning touchdown. The following Saturday, East Orange fell to Columbia for the first time in 15 years. Neither team scored until the third period in this game. After Leiwant blocked a Panther punt, the Cougars took over on the East Orange 1 yard line. Springer plunged in over right guard for a touchdown, and Villone’s conversion attempt was good. Villone added a field goal after anoth- er mishap involving the Panther punter. Colum- bia held on to win their first game of the year. In the season finale on Thanksgiving, Colum- bia battled Seton Hall Prep. Coach Calabria promised the fans some suprises for this game, but the Cougars couldn’t stop the powerful Pir- ate offense. Dave Leiwant took a hand-off from Pete Good out of the single wing offense and sped around end for Columbia’s lone touchdown. The Columbia Football Team voted awards to outstanding players for the first time in 1973. Peter Good received Best Back Honor; Dave Lei- want and John Russen both received MVP awards; Joe Tamburo was cited as the outstand- ing lineman; Steve Diamond was voted as the Most Improved Player. 118 Bottom row: David Lewis-Jones, John Cicciarone, Bob Viola, Craig Feldman, Al Enderle, Dave Schweikert, Chip Issacs, Mike Rodman, Craig Zusi, Dennis Carrogher, Dean Brauchli, Anthony Giordano, Dave Crandall, Robert Ouaaolino. Middle row: John Hoffner, Robert Greer, David Leiwant, Frank Villone, Joe Farrell, Peter Good, Joe Tamburro, John Russen, Matt Jamer, Steve Frampton, Jim Romano, Veny Musum, Larry Hinkes, Joe Springer, Dennis Cotter, Steve Diamond. Standing: Head Coach Dom Calabria, Assn’t. Coach Pat Leardo, Jose Fernandez, Billy Nadelburg, Alan Constantin, Peter Van Loon, Chris Solomon, Victor Scott, John Madden. Gordon Williams, Kevin Hornish, Mike Butkus, Tim Walsh, Tony Oliva, Mike Madden, Fred Boehringer, Assn't Coach Sid Robb. Sid Robb, JoeTamburro. Peter Good, John Russen, Dom Calabria, Pat Leardo. 119 Coach Calabria contemplating strategy 1972 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Columbia 13 Morristown 26 Columbia 22 Millburn 27 Columbia 14 Livingston 26 Columbia 15 Orange 38 Columbia 16 Nutley 35 Columbia 6 Montclair 6 Columbia 7 Kearny 13 Columbia 10 East Orange 0 Columbia 7 Seton Hall 29 1972 JUNIOR VARSITY Columbia 6 Morristown 12 Columbia 14 Millburn 12 Columbia-Livingston game not played Columbia 32 Orange 6 Columbia 0 Nutley 26 Columbia 0 Montclair 14 Columbia 0 Kearny 13 Columbia 0 East Orange 20 Joe Springer prepares to block quarterback sweep. 1972 SOPHOMORE Columbia 6 Morristown 20 Columbia 0 Livingston 24 Columbia 14 West Orange 12 Columbia 6 Bloomfield 17 Columbia 14 Nutley 46 Columbia 20 Montclair 24 Columbia 6 Kearny 20 Columbia 8 East Orange 12 Columbia 6 Irvington 20 Billy Nadelburg looks on with despair. The 1973 Cougar Harriers, led by Coach Len Klepack and Co-Captains Bob Duerr and Pete Davis, produced a record season. The team’s score was 8 and 3 in dual meets. The big thrills for the team came with their wins in the Big Ten Conference and Essex County Meets at Branch Brook Park. The Cougars Top Seven (with se- niors Pete Davis, Bob Duerr, Tom Evers, Juniors Al Krikszens, Kevin Reiss and Sophomores Jim Davis and Jim Somers) ran to an overwhelming victory in the Big Ten Meet, beating runner-up Montclair by 24 points. Da- vis broke the course and Big Ten records at this time, running the 2.5 miles in 12:05 for a first place finish. Duerr finished second in 12:24, erasing the school rec- ord of 12:33. Columbia rounded off its victory by placing Tom Evers 11th, Al Krikszens 13th and Jim Davis 20th. The following week the Cougar 7 again journeyed to Branch Brook Park for the Essex County Meet. The Har- riers won by a slim four points, edging out second place to Glen Ridge in a tremendous team effort. Davis won the individual first place title, setting a meet record, Duer fin- ished fifth, with Jim Somers, Jim Davis and Tom Evers rounding out the winning team. The year 1972 also saw Coach Klepack’s runners trav- elling to several invitational meets. These included a fifth place finish in the Fordham University-sponsored East- ern-Cross-Country Championships at Van Cortlandt Park in New York. A fourth place finish was achieved in the Coaches’ Shore Invitational Meet in Lakewood. The team showed great potential this year with juniors Mike Clark, Ron Gonzalez, Frank Massa, and Robin Voor- hees and senior John Somers all turning in fine perform- ances in dual meets. It was this potential plus the hard work of all the participants that made it possible for the Cross Country Team to have a rewarding competitive season. 122 123 CROSS COUNTRY: Bottom row: Bob Duerr, Pete Davis. Top, l-r: John Somers, Brian Hollyfield, David Hsieh. Brian McConway, Marc Lanzel, Neal Lafferty. Jim Davis, Jim Somers, Bill Foley. Robin Voorhees. Ron Gonzalez. Frank Massa, Kevin Reiss. Mike Lowe, Mike Butterly, Tom Evers. Frank Hawrylak. John Santillo, Coach Len Klepack. 1972 CROSS CONTRY TEAM Dual Meet Record Columbia 15 Belleville 50 Columbia 22 Irvington 38 Columbia 19 Livingston 43 Columbia 27 Cranford 29 Columbia 33 Plainfield 22 Columbia 21 Montclair 40 Columbia 24 Orange 36 Columbia 18 Kearny 37 Columbia 28 Nutley 27 Columbia 32 Millburn 23 Invitational Meet Results Meet Place BigTen 1st Essex County 1st Shore Coaches 4th Bernards (sophomore) 5th State Section 4th Easterns 5th Co-captains Pete Davis and Bob Duerr and Mr. Klepack. Despite playing probably the toughest schedule in the state, the high spirited Cougars felt disappointed with their improved record of 7 wins and 16 losses. Spirits ran high as the Cougars breezed through their scrimmages without a loss. Inexperience under pressure seemed to be their weakness while dropping a cliff hanger to a solid New Providence team by a misleading 7 points in their first game. This lack of experience seemed to have plagued them for most of the season. With the addition of four games to the regular season, and the withdrawal of West Orange from the Big Ten, the Cougars found themselves playing such highly rated teams as Westfield, Barringer, Summit, and Thomas Jef- ferson. It was to these games that the team looked for- ward the most, playing for the big upset. Although it nev- er materialized, the Cougars always managed to stay within range. Captains Barry Adams and Richard Broskie provided the main offensive punch for their team throughout the season. Coach Pete Cross continually stressed the need for a controlled, deliberate offense and a solid defense. As a result of hard work, the Cougars held their oppo- nents to under 56 points per game during the regular season: a goal they had set at the beginning of the year. Their defense, along with their determination never to give up on any game, reflected on the scoreboard as the Cougars rarely lost one by more than 7 points. Because of a well-balanced team, everyone was able to contribute to the improved record. Tom Cohen proved to be a steady rebounder and scoring threat throughout the season. A more confident Mark Wallhauser capped off his season with the game against Mountain High School. Six-foot-seven Bill Rebhan came around in the second Orange game, scoring 12 points and grabbing 17 rebounds. For only the fourth time in Columbia basketball histo- ry, the Cougars participated in the State tournament, bowing to one of the best teams in the state, Weequahic. That loss, along with the resignation of Coach Pete Cross, made the end of the season an unusually sad one. The basketball team will miss his energetic devotion and involvement with the players and the game. The seniors would like to thank him for the sacrifices he made to make us better ballplayers. 125 126 BASKETBALL: Bottom: Captain Barry Adams, Coach Pete Cross, Captain Richard Broskie. Standing: Michael Grodofsky, John Willis, Mike Canace, Mike Butkus, Bill Rebham, Paul Lindstrom, Tom Cohen. Pat Giordano, Darrell Hargett, Roger Wolf, John Beyer. BASKETBALL 1973 VARSITY RECORD Columbia 40 New Providence 47 Columbia 62 Montclair 54 Columbia 44 Irvington 55 Columbia 60 Orange 68 Columbia 42 Thomas Jefferson 49 Columbia 64 Kearny 57 Columbia 43 East Orange 58 Columbia 44 Bloomfield 53 Columbia 64 Belleville 51 Columbia 42 Irvington 54 Columbia 68 Nutley 48 Columbia 62 Kearny 47 Columbia 39 Montclair 46 Columbia 50 Westfield 66 Columbia 64 Orange 98 Columbia 53 Belleville 43 Columbia 52 East Orange 64 Columbia 63 Nutley 61 Columbia 58 Bloomfield 62 Columbia 50 Barringer 51 Columbia 39 Summit 47 Columbia 48 Mountain 45 Columbia (State Tournament) Big Ten Conference 6-10 6th place 59 Weequahic 90 127 128 This year the Columbia Swim Team had a record of five wins and ten losses. Although it was a disappointing sea- son, some consolation may be derived from the fact that five of these losses were by seven points or less. The team achieved second-place finishes in both the BigTen Champi- onship and the Essex County Championship. The Mermen were led by Captain Bob Hetherington and Assistant Captain Mike Breen. Important contributions were made by senior Peter Skarzinski, juniors Hank Kear- ney and Peter Amerman, and sophomore Bruce Pearl. Columbia swimming will definitely be aided by the en- trance of strong swimmers. With Amerman, Kearney, and Pearl combining to form a strong team nucleus, and with Coach David Yoresh accepting nothing less than victory, theColumbia Mermen should return to its winning ways. 129 SWIM: Front row: Bruce Weiner, Mike Breen, Bob Hetherington, Carol Clark. Middle: Peter Amerman, Bruce Pearl, Tom Kalb, Michael Doyle. Charles Neibart, Alan Cummis, Judy Zinns. Back: Pete Lascalla, James Fritzen. Hank Kearney, Billy Edwards, Peter Skarzinsky, Richard Carr, Tony Gleason, Coach David Yoresh. 1973 SWIMMING Columbia 12 Westfield 82 Columbia 36 Mountain Lakes 58 Columbia 48 Plainfield 46 Columbia 56 Kearny 30 Columbia 36 Madison 50 Columbia 66 Livingston 20 Columbia 23 Westfield 72 Columbia 31 East Orange 55 Columbia 38 Irvington 48 Columbia 35 Montclair 51 Columbia 42 Hackensack 44 Columbia 62 West Orange 24 Columbia 41 Summit 45 Columbia 34 Somerville 52 Columbia 38 Pingry 48 131 INDOORTRACK After three years as a club, Indoor Track finally made its debut as an interscholastic sport. Its initial season, like most sports competi- tions, was comprised of disappointment and elation. Because this was the first season, there were few meets in which the team was able to compete. A dual meet with Jefferson High School was the only one of its type and was won by Columbia, 35- 33. A number of boys ran excellent races in spite of the 15° weather. There were two open meets at the Jersey City Armory in which the school records were broken. Peter Davis broke his own two-mile record while Bob Duerr established a new half-mile standard, and John Santillo broke the 440 yard mark. Doug Richardson set an excellent high jump mark, and Jim Somers and Jim Davis set soph- omore records in one and two mile runs respectively. Key injuries threatened to dampen the Cougars’ chances in the first annual Big Ten Winter Championships. However, wins by Mike Durbin in the high jump and Bob Duerr in the half-mile led Colum- bia to victory by a five point margin, and this without the services of Peter Davis and Jim Somers. Key roles were also played by John Santillo, Elson Seale, who set a school record in the 60-yard dash while being out-leaned at the tape, and by Joe Tamburo in the shot put. The State Relay Championships saw a distance medley team of Tom Evers, John Santillo, Bob Duerr and Peter Davis who settled for a fifth place finish. At the State Group 4 Championships, three boys qualified for the State Championship meet at Princeton’s beautiful Jadwin Gym. Those boys were Doug Richardson and Mike Durbin in the high jump, and Peter Davis in the two-mile run. Other seniors who contributed to the success of the first Cougar Indoor Track squad were sprinters Dave Leiwant and Bruce Pietz, and middle distance runner Art Pomerantz. 132 1973 INDOORTRACK AND FIELD FIRST SEASON Dual Meet vs. Jefferson High School — won 35-33 First BigTen Winter Championship — won State Relay Championships — Group 4 fifth place — Distance Medley State Group 4 Championships High Jump 3rd place — Doug Richardson High Jump 5th place — Mike Durbin Two Mile Run 5th place — Peter Davis State Championships High Jump 7th place — Doug Richardson Two Mile Run 8th place — Peter Davis 133 t Coach Al Hector’s C.H.S. Wrestling Team posted a 6-8 regular season record in the 72-73 campaign. The Cou- gars started off like a barn-a-fire, winning their first five meets. However, they dropped the next eight before re- ceiving a forfeit win from Vailsburg because of that school’s inner conflicts. An addition to this year’s schedule was the Roselle Park Holiday Invitational Tournament, held during Christmas vacation with seven other schools. Seniors Steve Frampton (148 lbs.) and Ray Marks (106 lbs.) won second place medals. Most wrestlers agree that the regular season is just a warm-up for the post season activity. First, the wrestlers hope to win, or be a runner-up, in the District Champion- ships so that they can advance to the Regional Champi- onships. Regional winners then go to Princeton to partic- ipate in the State Championships. Four wrestlers, runners-up in the Districts, were sent to the Regionals held at Irvington High. They were: Marks, Frampton (this year’s captain), Russell Crockett (115 lbs.), and junior Dan Sherman (141 lbs.) Senior Gordon Williams (178 lbs.) and junior Grey Perna (157 lbs.) won third place district medals. Bad luck and rough pairings struck the four regional reps, as they all lost in the first round the following week at Union High. Other steady varsity performers included: seniors Jeff Buechler and Frank Villone plus juniors Eric Tevrow, Mark Sanborn, Tony DiRocco, John Cousins, Pat Hardy and Pete Van Loon. 134 135 WRESTLING TEAM 1973 VARSITY RECORDS Columbia 30 West Orange 24 Columbia 45 Jefferson 11 Columbia 33 Montclair 30 Columbia 36 Clifton 18 Columbia 39 Irvington 21 Columbia 15 Scotch Plains 32 Columbia 18 Nutley 31 Columbia 15 Kearny 36 Columbia 14 Livingston 37 Columbia 22 Bloomfield 24 Columbia 0 Millburn 55 Columiba 15 Bellville 41 Columbia 12 Morristown 34 Columbia won by forfeit to Vailsburg WRESTLING TEAM 1973 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORDS Columbia 45 West Orange 18 Columbia 50 Jefferson 11 Columbia 18 Montclair 30 Columbia 38 Clifton 18 Columbia 26 Irvington 17 Columbia 30 Nutley 33 Columbia 3 Scotch Plains 48 Columbia 39 Kearny 21 Columbia 6 Livingston 49 Columbia 18 Bloomfield 27 Columbia 9 Millburn 54 Columbia 20 Bellville 35 Columbia 9 Morristown 46 Columbia won by forfeit to Vailsburg 136 137 From a bystander’s point of view, the Colum- bia High School Varsity Gymnastics Team, coached by Mr. Marvin Speidel of South Orange Junior High, has done extremely well. Although they have only been in existence for one year, their high spirits and morale have given them a superb outlook for the future. Captain Tim McNany has shown his potential by competing on the parallel bars, high bar and long horse with scores of 5.37, 5.45, and 8.10 respectively. Don Gialanella, co-captain, received a com- bined total score of 27.80 while competing in the all-around events. He participated on the high bar and parallel bars (his specialties), pommel horse, long-horse, rings, and on the mats. Other members of this fine team are Bob Hal- dy, Mitch Rothstein, Keith Kozlowski, Matt Pa- konis, Pat O’Connor, Joe Magid, Steven Fram, John Conlin, Norman Spier, Robin Weiss, and Rhoda Metzger. Letters were received by Tim McNany, Keith Kozlowski, Don Gialanella, Bob Haldy, Joe Magid, Mitch Rothstein, Pat O'Connor, John Conlon, and Steven Fram. 138 139 ADMIN. FACULTY Dr. F. Roy Nutall Superintendent Of Schools Dr. F. Roy Nutall was named Superintendent of Schools on December 20, 1971. He assumed the $35, 000-a-year post on February 1, 1972. Prior to that, Dr. Nutall was assistant superintendent in charge of school business, secretary to the Board of Education and Board of School Estimate, and head coach of baseball and bas- ketball at Columbia High School. He is a graduate of Springfield College and taught and coached in New York State prior to coming to Columbia in 1940 to coach basketball and track. He returned to Columbia in 1945, after three years of service in the United States Coast Guard, as head coach of basketball and baseball. He obtained a master’s degree from Co- lumbia University in 1946 and his doctorate in 1961. He has also served as a regional scout for the Cleveland Indi- ans and as a camp director for many years. Dr. John C. Woodbury Superintendent of Schools Dr. John C. Woodbury was named the new Superin- tendent of Schools and started his position on April 1, 1973. He left his current post as Special Assistant to Dr. Harvey B. Scribner, Chancellor of the New York City School System. Dr. Woodbury was 33 years old on March 12, a half- month before he assumed his $36,000-a-year job. He will be the district’s sixth superintendent since it was consoli- dated in 1900. The new superintendent has had a varied career in education since his graduation from Wesleyan University in 1961. He received a master’s degree from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy of Tufts University in 1964 and a doctorate in education from the University of Mas- sachusetts six years later. Dr. Woodbury has taught at, or held administrative positions with the Tilton School in New Hampshire, the North Shore Country Day School in Winnetka, Illinois, the University of Massachusetts, and the United States Office of Education, in addition to his post with the New York board. Dr. Woodbury has been a consultant for numerous educational projects and is the author of The Hope Factor, a book on problems of urban education. 142 143 MR. STUART BENJAMIN. ACTING PRINCIPAL WEST HOUSE DIRECTOR GUIDES: Mr. G. Goetz — House Director. Mr. D. Hogenauer Ms. 1. Foley Mr. J. Spear Ms. M. McGrath Mr. J. MacDonough Department Chairman Mr. C. Burns Mr. E. Kline Mr. N. DePinto Ms. L. Munitz Mr. R. Rosenberg Mr. R. Huntington Mr. Maddox Mr. A. Procopio Mr. R. Messina Mr. Haven Mr. W. Little Mr. A. Stark 146 Mr. 1. Genzer Mr. L. Lubkin Ms. M. Hershey Mr. S. Richter Department Chairman Mr. H. Mellinger Ms. K. Voorhees Mr. Brooks Ms. C. Stewart Ms. 0. Dry Mr. J. Ghegan Mr. J. Himmelstein Son Mr. M. DeMarco Mr. Hoffman Mr. D. Kinnear Mr. T. Palma Mrs. Wolfe Mr. Coletti 147 Ms. D. Shively Mr. W. Kelly Ms. R. Grehl Mr. F. Trent Ms. M. Schley Mr. E. Quinn Ms. P. Reid Mr. E. Fiske Department Chairman Ms. P. O’Hanlon Mr. J. Margulis Mr. J. Haley Mr. R. Nolan Mr. M. Krasner Ms. M. 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Ave. Mrs. Ronald Long, Sr. Lord Taylor Margaret Hairdresser David Marks, C.L.U. Jerome and Norma Marsh Mrs. Dolores Martin Mr. and Mrs. Howard Medinets Michael’s Sewing Center Millburn Stationers Modern Tailor Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Muldberg Catherine B. Muller Mrs. Hermine Musum One Hour Martinizing Mr. and Mrs. David T. Ontell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perlmutter Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Pilchman P.I.K. Fashions, Inc. Powder Puff Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Burton Rafel Dr. and Mrs. S. Stanley Raffel Max L. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Rohrs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenthal Mrs. Yvette Rubinfeld Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Russen Ralph’s Luncheonette Salon 25 Savidi’s Delicatessen Harold Sylvia Schnitzer Mr. and Mrs. A. Harold Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shachat Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Shapiro Patrons Shell Service Station Russell and Muriel Sinoway Mr. and Mrs. John E. Somers South Orange Health Food Center South Orange Storage Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Sterngold Mr. Edward J. Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Albert K. Tobey Tom’s Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Abner Turk Dr. and Mrs. Eleby Washington Rabbi and Mrs. Herbert Weiner Mr. and Mrs. William Willner Melvin and Sylvia Wolkstein 183 Patty Aeon e Barry Monroe Adams Black Student Union 2, 3; Varsity 3, 4; Homeroom President 2; Home- room Vice-President 3; Football Team 2; Basketball Team 2, 3, 4 Cap- tain; Track Team 3. Jeryl Adler Parnassian 2; All School Chorus 2; All School Musical 2. William Agnellino Billy” Susan Albert Sue” Pep 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Cheerleading 4; Intramurals 3. Janice Alden Jan” Fencing 3; G.A.A. 3; Judo 3; Psychology 4; Bookstore 3,4; Pep 3; Traffic 3; Tutorial 4; Mirror 4; House Council Representative 4; All School Band 2; All School Chorus 2, 3; Cheerleading 2. Mary Allen Ecology 2; Finance 4; Guildscript 3; School Council Representative 3; South House Treasurer 4. Laurence Alpert Larry” Football Team 2, 3, 4; WrestlingTeam 2, 3,; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. Brian Ambrose Doc” Audio-Visual Crew 2, 3, 4 — Chairman. Henry E. Arakelian Maryanne Armenti School Council Representative 2, 3; Intramurals 4; Prom Committee 4; Sophomore Orientation 4. Bruno Arpino Ezio Arpino Soccer Team 3. Clifford Bailin Audio-Visual Crew 2,3. Cynthia Bailin Barbara Bakalchuk Barb” Biology 3. Ann Baker Computer 2; Special Service Group 4; Columbian 2; Guildscript 4; All School Musical 2. Edward Baldini Ed” Mindy Ballen Biology 2, 3; Homeroom Vice-President 2. Clifford Barcellona Paul Barnhard Art Service 2,3,4; Photography 2,3; Traffic 2,3,4. Bernard Barone Bernie” Italian 2, 3, 4; School Council Representative 2, 4; House Council Rep- resentative 3; Homeroom President 2; Soccer Team 2, 3; Wrestling Team 2; Indoor Track 3, 4; Maplewood Lacrosse Club 2, 3, 4; All School Band 2, 3, 4 — Drum Major; All School Orchestra 2, 3, 4; All School Chorus 2. Albert Bauer 'BAu-Bow” Baseball Team 2, 3, 4. Harvey Baum Finance 3, 4; Mirror 3, 4; School Council Representative 3, 4; Home- room President 3, 4. Michael Baum Chess 2; Traffic 3,4; FSPAC 4; Football Team 2, 3. Thomas Bean Tom” Computer 2; Middle States Evaluation 3, 4; Soccer Team 2, 3, 4. Arthur Beck Arty” Electronics 2, Fencing 3; Football Team 2; Intramurals. Michael Beck Bookstore 3; Traffic 2, 3, 4; School Council Vice-President 4; Sopho- more Orientation 3, 4; FSPAC 3; Tripartite 4. Linda Behrle Literary Roundtable 3; Parnassian 2, 3, 4; Civics 2; Sophomore Orienta- tion 4; All School Chorus 2, 3, 4; All School Musical 4. Paula Bender Ruth Berger Bookstore 3; Civics 2; Tutorial 2; House Council Representative 4; Homeroom Vice-President 4; Sophomore Orientation 2, 3; All School Musical 4. Margery Berman Elections-Eligibility 3, 4; Mirror 4 — Editor in Chief; Columbian 2, 3; Homeroom Secretary 2. Craig Bershaw Varsity 3, 4; Soccer Team 3, 4. Janet Bertoldi James Besser All School Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Music Curriculum 3, 4 Chairman. John Beyer Basketball Team 4. Steven Bieler Football Team 2; WrestlingTeam 2; Maplewood Lacrosse Club 2, 3, 4. Mitch el Bien Mitch” Speed Reading 3; Bicycle 4. Nadine Billard Student Exchange 4; Tutorial 3; House Plan 3; All School Musical 3. Frances Birnbaum Fran” Computer 2, 3, 4 Secretary; Fencing 3, 4; Secretary Judo 3; Math 4; Med. Unlimited 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Parnassian 2, 3, 4; All School Drama 2, 3, 4; All School Musical 2, 3, 4. Joanne Blenx Joni” Nicolette Blenx Karen Blumberg Fred Boehringer Varsity 2, 3, 4; Football Team 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 3; Baseball Team 2, 3, 4. Patricia Bogda Thomas Boniello Elections-Eligibility 3; School Council Rep. 2, 3; Homeroom Pres. 2, 4; All School Orchestra 2, 3, 4; All School Musical 2, 3, 4. Carol Bonosky Karen Borodinsky Psychology 3; Guildscript 4. Walter Borowicz Indoor track team 3,4; Basketball team 2; Track team 2,3,4. Dorianne Boudreau Dori” H.R. Vice President 2,3; Sophomore Orientation 3. Corrine Brandt Erica Bratmann Astronomy 3; Biology 3; Ecolocy, Vice President 2,3,4; Medicine Unlim- ited, Sect. Tres. 2,3,4; Audio-Visual Crew 4; Mirror 4; Sophomore Ori- entation 3,4; Indoor Track Team manager 4; Track Team Manager 4; Vice-Pres. Natural Foods. Vicki Braverman G.A.A. 3; Display Case Committee 3; Marching Band 2; F.H.A. 2; Ski Club 2; AFS 2; Hospitality Corps 2; “Y” Ski Club 3, 4. Michael J. Breen Swimming Team 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; All School Band 2, 3. 4; All School Orchestra 4. Christine Mary Brenner Chris” Mirror 4; All School Band 3, 4; All School Chorus 2, 3; All School Musi- cal 2. Nancy Brewerton Social 3, 4; House Council Rep. 3; H.R. Vice-President 3; Girls Swim Team 2; Twirling4. Roger Bridgeman Fencing 3, 4; Judo 3; Speed Reading 2; Mirror 4; All School Band 2, 3, 4; All School Orchestra 2, 3, 4; All School Musical 3, 4. Daryl Briefer Debating, Vice-Pres. 2, 3; Israeli Dance 2, 3, 4; Literary Roundtable2, 3, Pres. 4; Civics 2. Cora Brina John Brocon Stuart Brocon Edward Brody Art Service 3, 4; Film 3, 4; Stage and Light Crew 2, 3. Jeff Bronson Tutorial 3, 4; Columbian 2, 4. Deborah Ann Brooks Debbie” F.T.A. 2; Library Council 2, 3, 4; Civics 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Mirror 4; All School Chorus 2, 3, 4; All School Musical 2, 3. Richard Broskie Stuart Brown Lauren Ann Brubaker Laurie” Pep 2, 3; Prom Committee 4; Basketball Manager 4. Mary Bryan Jeff Buechler Ray Bulsiewiez Joann Bunkiewicz Thaddeus Bunkiewicz Ted” Fire Civil Defense 2. Howard Burg H.R. Treasurer 4; Soccer Team 2, 3, 4. Mary Burrell Patty” F.T.A. 2; Pep 3,4. Diane Bushberg Austin Byrne Thomas Caccarelli Mary Cadigan Make-up Club 2, 3. Michael Canace Ace” Basketball Team 3, 4. Gerard Cardillo Jerry” Patricia Carey Midget” John Carlin Medicine Unlimited 4; Assembly 4; Columbian 2, 3, 4; Guildscript 4; 184 San’wich 3; House President 4; Soccer Team 2. Joyce Carlson Linda Caron Pep 2. Vincent Carpenter Vinnie” Carol Ca pista F.T.A. 2; Social 2, 3; H.R. Secretary 2; All School Chorus 2, 3, 4. Anthony J. Cariddi ’’Tony” Chess 3, 4; Stage Light Crew 2, 3; Audio-Visual Crew 2, 3. 4; Tradi- tions 4; Columbian 2, 3, Associate Editor 4; School Council Representa- tive 3; Homeroom President 3; Senior Class President 4; Prom Commit- tee Chairman 4; Soccer Team 2, 3. Richard Carr Dennis Carragher Football Team 4; Wrestling Team 4; Track Team 3. Thomas Carson Randy J. Carswell Bookstore 2. Bruce Cartmell Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Richard Cathcart Carman Cedola Varsity 2,3,4; Mirror 4; School Council Representative 2,4; East House President 3; Baseball Team 2,3,4. Gary Ceriani Caveman” Jennifer Cestone Pep 3. Michael Chaplowitz Soccer Team 2; All School Band 3; All School Musical 2. Nancy Charel Joseph Chiaravallo Computer 2; Debating 4; Elections — Eligiblity 2. 3. 4; Columbian 2; School Council Representative 2. 3, 4; Homeroom President 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2. Robert Christian Bob” Swimming Team 2. Karen Sue Ciarrocca Bookstore 3; Pep 2; Tutorial 4; Highlights 2; Prom Committee 4; Sopho- more Orientation, Co-Chairman 3, 4; House Vice President 4; All School Orchestra 2, 3, 4; All School Musical 3. 4; Girls Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. Victor Cicchino Chic” Varsity 3, 4; Soccer Team 2, 3, 4; Baseball Team 2, 3, 4. Virginia Ciccone Ginnie” Karen Marie Cipollini Civics 2, 3, 4. Deborah Clayborne Debbie” Black Student Union 2, 3, 4; Elections — Eligiblity 3; Social 2; School Council Representative 2; Homeroom President 2; Prom Committee 4; Twirling 4. Mark Claycomb Health Foods 3; Columbian 2, 3; Football Team 2; Basketball Manager 2. Joyce Clayton Ski Club 3. Cynthia Cocuzza Judith Cocuzzo Judy” All School Musical 3. Abigail Cohen Abby” Israelie Dance 2, 3; Literary Roundtable 3; Medicine Unlimited 4; Par- nassian 2; Tutorial 2. Alice Cohen Special Service Group 2; Assembly 4; Tutorial 2, 3; Guildscript 4. Steven Cohen Thomas Cohen Slick” Black Student Union 4; Basketball Team 4; Track Team 4. William Cohen Bill” Jonathan Cohn Chess 2, 3, President 4; CERS 3. 4; Computer 2, 3; Forum Romanum 2, Mathematics 2. 3; Parnassian 2; Football Manager 4; All School Drama 2; All School Musical 2. Anne Colicelli Annie” Jonathan Collins Medicine Unlimited 2, 3 Paul Collins Debating 2; Medicine Unlimited 4; Speed Reading 2; Football Team 2, 3; Maplewood Lacrosse Club 2, 3, 4. Michael Cologna James Conaway Jim” Homeroom Vice President 2, 3; Homeroom Secretary 4; Soccer Team 2; Cross Country Team 3; Indoor Track Team 3; Track Team 3. Joseph Conlon Alan Constantin Varsity 3; House Council Representative 3; Football Team 2, 3, 4; In- door Track Team 4; Track Team 2, 3, 4. Linda Conway Dindie” Art Service 3; Pep 2; House Council Representative 2, 3; Prom Commit- tee 4; Cheerleading 4. Dennis J. Cotter Shanty” Varsity 3, 4; Football Team 2, 3, 4. Margaret Coughlin Peggy” All School Chorus 3. Carol Coulter Fran Cowan House Council Representative 4; Homeroom Vice President 4. David Crandall Dave” Football Team 4; Wrestling Team 2; Maplewood Lacrosse Club 3, 4. Patricia Crawford Russell Crockett Russ” Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4. John Cronk Alan Cucciniello Wrestling Team 2, 4 Brooke Cummings Ski Club 3, 4; Pep 3; All School Orchestra 2. Richard Cunliffe Rich” Architecture 4; Computer 4; Ski Club 4; Student Exchange 2. 3; Mirror 4; Soccer Team 2, 3, 4. Frank Cuozzo Lori Ann D’Addario Lori” Special Service Group 3. 4; Pep 3; Social 3, 4. Vice Pres.; Mirror 3; Homeroom Vice Pres. 3, 4; Prom Committee 4. Denise Daher Mirror 4. Lynne D’Alessandro Ecology 2; Italian 4; Bookstore 3; Traffic 2, 3. Andrew Walter Danyluk Computer 3; Electronics 3, 4; Judo 3. Diane D’ Arcangelo Deborah Dart Debbie” Ski 2. Daniel Dasko Deborah Davenport Winston Davidian Win” Computer 3, 4; Fencing 3; Math Lab Aid 3, 4. Paul Davidson Peter Davis Cross Country Team 2, 3, 4, Captain; Indoor Track 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Leslie Dear Computer 2; Elections — Eligibility 3, 4; Mirror 3. 4; Columbian 3. 4; Homeroom Vice Pres. 4. Mark Davonski Kathy De Cicco Joseph De Croce Soccer Team 2, 3; Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, Captain. Mary DeFazio Mary Sue DeFino G.A.A. 3, 4; Special Service Group 2, 3, 4; Pep 2, 3, 4; Social 4; Prom 4; All School Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Marlene DelGaldo F. T.A. 2; Jerseyman 2; Civics 3. Sandra DeLuisi Joellin DelVecchio Daryn DeRose Computer 4; Fencing 3, 4. President; Judo 3, Founder; Parnassian 3. 4. Pres.; Audio-Visual Crew 4; Frisbee Team 2, 3, 4; Valhalla Society 3. Dayn DeRose William DeSanti Bill” Stage and Light Crew 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual Crew 2, 3, 4, Chairman, Sound 2, 3, 4. Ademir DeSouza Soccer Team 3. 4. Theresa De Torrice Steven Diamond Janet DiFabritis Jean DiFabritis Deborah DiOrio Debbie” Gabriel DiRocco Gabe” Anthony Dlugosz Christina Dobrosky Chris” Candice Donahue Candee” G. A.A. 3; Parnassian 4; Pep 2, 3, 4; Social 3, 4; Student Exchange 2; Tennis Manager 2, 3. 4; Girls’ Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 4. David Driscoll Keith Driscoll 185 Soccer Team 2; Indoor Track 2, 3; Track 2. Robert Duerr ’’Fred Zapp” Varsity 2, 3, 4; Soccer Team 2; Cross Country 3, 4; Indoor Track 2, 3, 4; Maplewood Lacrosse Club 2, 3, 4. William Duirring Michael Durbin Derb” Indoor Track 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Gustave Dylla Gus” Ski 3; All School Band 2, 3, 4; All School Orchestra 3,4; All School Musi- cal 2. 3,4. Diane Edmund Richard Wayne Egge Egg” All School Band 2, 3, 4; All School Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Katherine Egitton Kathy” Civics 3, 4; Secretary. Prom Committee 4; All School Musical 3. Gerald Eick Renny Eisenband Robert L. Eisenberg Bob” Ecology 2; Photography 3; School Council Representative 4; South House Act. President; House Council Representative 4; South House V.P. Sophomore Orientation 3, 4; House Vice President 4, South House; All School Band 2, 3, 4; All School Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Richard Eisler Rick” Ecology 2; Medicine Unlimited 2; House Council Representative 3, 4; Homeroom Vice President 3, 4; Wrestling Team 2; All School Band 3, 4. Louise Donna Ellis LSD” Health Food Club 3. Mahmoud El Toraei Adele Emin Laura Ruth Epstein Architecture 2; Art Service 2, 3; Guildscript 4; Art Editor; Natural Foods 3. Larry Evangelista Soccer Team 2, 3,4, Captain; Wrestling team 2, 4; Baseball Team 2. Thomas Evers Football Team 2; Cross Country Team 3, 4; Indoor Track Team 3, 4; Track Team 3,4. Lynne Facher Michael Farber Judith Farmer Judi” Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. Joseph Farrell Joe” Varsity 2, 3; Football Team 2, 3, 4; Baseball Team 2. Melanie Farris Ecology 2. Andrew Farro Andy” Billy Fatzler Butchie” Football Team 2. Mark Faupel Chess 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track Team 3; Baseball Team 2, 3. Michele Feins All School Chorus 2; Cheerleading 2, 3,4. Sandra Feldman Sandy” Brett R. Fennessy San'wich 3; Ass’t. Editor; School Council President 4; Wrestling Team 2. Jose Fernandez The Cuban” Football Team 2, 3,4; Track Manager 2, 3. Barbara Files Barbie” G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Ski 2; Girls’Swim Team 2, 3. Jeffrey Fischer Jeff” Soccer Team 2. Rona Fischer David Fishkind Timothy Fitzmaurice Fitz” Soccer Team 2. Jay Fogelsong Nina Fondiller Neale Fox Steal” Track Team 2. Stephen Frampton Steve” Maplewood LaCrosse Club 2, 3, 4; Football Team 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4, Captain. Jonathan Franks Paula Franzonia Harry Friedlander Andrew M. Friedman Andy” Parnassian 3, 4; Director — Inherit the Wind; All School Drama 2. Michele Friedman Penni Friedman Steven G. Friedman Basketball Team 2, guard; Baseball Team 2, 2nd Base. James Fritzen Jimmy” Benedict News 3; Freshman Orientation 3; Swim Team 3-4; Baseball Team 2-3. Kathleen Galligan Celia Garvin Andrea Gasparino Eileen Gayder Donna Geimer Mary Anne Gerardo Amy German Art Service 3,4; Special Service Group 4; Assembly Committee 3,4; Tutorial Committee 2; Mirror 3; Art Editor 4; Guildscript 2, 3; Editor 4; Homeroom Secretary 2. Mary Ann Giacobbe Patricia Giannakis Stephen Gibbons Brian Gilroy Jane Giordano Future Teachers of America 2; G.A.A. 3; Audio-Visual Crew 3, 4; Pep Committee 2, 3, Chairman 4. Robert B. Giordano Bruce” Joe Giunta Sheri Glaser Basketball Manager; Public Relations 4. Anthony M. Gleason Tony” Varsity Club 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Swim Team 2, 3, 4, backstroker. Lynn Glickman Richard Goettlich Geoffrey Gogan Ken Gold Gary Goldberg Chess Club 2; House Council Representative 3; Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 3; WrestlingTeam 4. Joyce Goldberger Future Teachers of America 2; Mathematics Club 2, 4; Parnassian 2, 3, 4; Special Service Group 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; Tutorial Committee 4; Co- lumbian Production Staff, Business Staff; Corresponding Secretary 4; All School Drama-Properties Committee and Crew 3, 4; All School Mus- ical — Properties Committee and Crew 2, 3, 4. Andrea Goldman Andy” Guildscript 4 Ellen Gomer G.A.A. 2; Civics 2; Social Committee 2; Mirror 4; Prom Committee 4; Homeroom President 3, 4; Twirling 3; captain 4. Daniel Good Danny” Peter John Good Jr. Pete” Football Team 2, 3, Tri-captain 4; halfback; Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, catcher, outfield. Teresa Good Parnassian 2. Gail Goodman Future Teachers of America 2; Mathematics Club 2, 4; Parnassian 3, 4; Special Service Group 3, 4; Tutorial Committee 2, 3, 4; Columbian 3, 4, Guildscript 3, 4; House Council Representative 4; Homeroom Vice Pres- ident 4; Sophomore Orientation 4. Toni Gourdine Gregory Graham Lawrence Grant Larry” Ecology Club 2, 3; Political Government 3, 4; Assembly Committee 4; Civics Committee 3; Contentions 2; All School Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Anthony Grasso Loretta Grauso Deborah Gray Debbie” Kevin Gray Maplewood Lacrosse Club 3,4, goalie. Vicky S. Gray Stage Painting 4; Mirror 4; FSPAC 3-smoking committee. Alex Green Nancy Green Computer Club 2; Student Exchange Committee 4; House Council Rep- resentative 4; Homeroom President 4; All School Chorus 2. William Greenbaum Bill” Fencing 3, 4; Bookstore Committee 2, 3; Mirror 3; Columbian 2; School Council Representative 2, 3, 4; Homeroom President 2, 4; Sophomore Orientation 3; FSPAC 2,3; House President 3; Cross Country Team 4; House Volleyball 3, 4. Marcy Greenberg Larry Jules Greenstone Parnassian 4; Homeroom President 2; All School Musical 3. Robert Greer Mirror; Photographer 4; Football Team 2, 4; Tennis Team 2. Michael Grodofsky Mike” Basketball Manager 2, 3,4; Baseball Manager 2, 3,4. Patricia Gross Pat” 186 Virginia A. Gross Ginny” Mirror 4. Joanne Guber John P. Gunning Basketball Team 2; Baseball Team 2, 3, 4. Andrew Gurien Nancy Gurska Future Teachers of America 2, 3, president; Bookstore 2, 3, 4, Co- Chairman; All School Chorus 2, 3, 4. Charles Haddad Human Rights 2; Columbian 2; San’wich 3. Linda Hahn Art Service 2, 3; Debating 4; Ecology Club 2, 3; Italian Club 4; Literary Roundtable 3; Parnassian 2, 3, 4; Philosophy 3, 4; Psycology Club 2; Shakespearian Society 4; Guildscript 3, 4; Contentions 4. Alan Hait ’’Super Twisted” Stage and Light Crew — Student Advisor 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual Crew 2, 3, 4. Linda Hall Mary Hardy ’’Heather” Pep 2, 3, 4; School Council Representative 4; Homeroom President 4. Joan Happle Meloni Hargett Roger Harmon Kathy Harris Thomas Harris Ecology 2; Homeroom President 2; Cheerleading 3, 4. Cynthia Haskin ’’Cindy” Frank Hawrylak Cross Country Team 2, 3, 4; Track Team 2, 3, 4. Ann Hayden G.A.A. 2, 3; Pep 3, 4. Edward Hayes Anne Renee Heningburg Robert Herbstsomer ’’Bob” Future Teachers of America 2, 3, President 4; Audio-Visual Crew 2, 3, 4; Fire Civil Defense 2, 3, 4; Football Business Manager 2, 3, 4; All School Musical 2. Harvey Herman Computer 3; Football Team 2. Donna Herre Christine Hess ’’Chris” G.A.A. 2, 3; Girls' Swim Team 2. Harry C. Hess Robert William Hetherington ’’Psycho” Bookstore 2, 3, 4; School Council Representative 4; Homeroom Presi- dent 4; Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, Captain; Track Team 3, 4; All School Chorus 2, 3, 4. Claudio Hickel Varsity 2, 3, 4; Soccer Team 2, 3, 4. Norwood Hickson Football Team 2. Marilyn Hildebrand Hal Hindman House Council Representative 3; Homeroom Vice-President 3; M.S.A. Preparatory Math Science 3. Larry Hinkes Football Team 2, 3, 4, Offensive Defensive Halfback; Wrestling Team 2. Kathleen Hintenberger Kathy” Cercle Francais 3; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; All School Orchestra 2. 3, 4; Vol- leyball Intramurals 3, 4. John Hoffner School Council Representative 2. 3, 4; Football Team 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team 2, 3, 4. Cheryl Holds Bruce Hollyfield Celeste Holmok Ski 2.3, 4. Koji Homma Student Exchange 4. Kevin Hornisch Therese A. Houghton Terry” Alan Holzman David Horowitz Dave” Columbian 4; Pressman Production. Harry Houck Bookstore 2, 3. Marie Houle G.A.A. 2. 3. Council Member; Special Service Group 2. 3. 4; Social 2, 3, 4. Chairman; Traffic 2, 3, Secretary; Homeroom Secretary 2; Swim- ming Manager 3, 4; Girls' Swim Team 2. 3. Joan Huberman Peter Hutchings Elvira lantosca Elly” Ellen Israel Elections-Eligiblity 3. 4; Social 2, 3, 4; Mirror 4; Columbian 2; House Council Representative 3; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Homeroom Secretary 4; FSPAC 3. Luts Izqierdo El Club Panamericano 2; Soccer Team 2, 3. Cynthia Jackson Matt Jamer Joanne Johnson Mirror 3. Audrey Jolley Bookstore 3; School Council Representative 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary 2. Laurence Kahan Larry” Stage Light Crew 2. Karen Kahn Special Service Group 2; Tutorial 2, 3, 4, Secretary; Guildscript 4. Rori Kahn Elections-Eligiblity 2, 3. 4; Columbian 4; Homeroom Secretary 2; Homeroom Treasurer 2. Sharon Kalb Assembly 2, 3; Elections-Eligiblity 2; Fire Civil Defense 2, 3. 4; Colum- bian 3; Guildscript 4; House Council Representative 3; Homeroom Vice President 3. Richard Kane Computer 3, 4; Fencing 3, 4; All School Band 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 4. Patricia Kanter Barton Kaplan Susan Kaplow Sue” Assembly 2, 3; School Council Representative 2; Homeroom President 4. Amy Karlen Cercle Francais 2, 3; Psychology 2; Bookstore 3, 4; School Council Sec- retary 4; Sophomore Orientation 4. Gerald Karp Marianne Katilus Social 2. 3; Homeroom Treasurer 2; All School Chorus 2. Douglas E. Keller Doug” Fencing 3, 4; Parnassian 2, 3; Audio-Visual Crew 2, 3, 4; All School Band 2, 4; All School Musical 2. Mary Kelly Virginia Kelly Kathleen Kenefick Kathy” Future Teachers of America 2; Library Council 2, 3, 4; Civics 4; Mirror 4. Jori Kerzner Ski 2, 3; Social 2; Homeroom President 4; Homeroom Secretary 2. Katherne Keszler Kathy” Computer 2, 3, 4; Mathematics 2. 3. 4; Parnassian 2, 4; Special Service Group 4; Tutorial 4; Sophomore Orientation 4. Jayne Kilcomnons Edward King Stage Light Crew 2, 3, 4. Krista King Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3. Robert Kipnees Chess 4; Debating 2; Assembly 3. 4; Finance 3; Mirror (Business Editor) 4; House Council Representative 4; Homeroom President 4. Irene Kirkinis G.A.A. 2. 3; House Council Representative 3; Homeroom Vice-President 3. Reney Kleinman Susan Kohn Jeryl Kopet Jeri” Unstructured Time 3; FSPAC 3. Rochelle Kostant Robert Kornfeld Soccer Team 4. Kenneth S. Kowalski Computer 2; Indoor Track Team 3; Track Team 2. 4; Frisbee Team 4; Math Lab Aide 3. 4. Nicholas Kozloff Bud” Chess 4; CERS 2. 3, 4; Computer 2, 3, 4; Electronics 2. 3. 4 (President); Mathematics 2, 3, 4; Political Government 2, 3. 4; Ski 2. 3. 4. Rosann Kozsik Rozan” Ski 4, Homeroom Secretary 2; Football Manager 3. Amy Krasney Assembly 3; Elections-Eligiblity 4; School Council Representative 2; House Council Representative 3; Homeroom President 2. 187 Deborah Kressel George Kriz Amy Kromer Joyce Kruskal Parnassian 2, 3, 4; Tutorial 3, 4; School Council Representative 4; Homeroom Vice President 4; All School Chorus 2; All School Drama 2, 3, 4; All School Musical 2, 3. 4. Richard Kuczera Football Team 2; Indoor Track Team 3. Ronald Kuhl Ronnie” Scott Kull Scott Kuntze Traffic 4; Basketball Team 3. Marc Kutler Gail Kwiecien Patricia Kragen David J. Kyle David J” Elisabeth Ladd Liz” Gary A. Lainer Treasurer 3, 4; Homeroom Treasurer 2; House Vice-President 4; Soccer Team 2, 3, 4. Julia N. Lancaster Julie” Computer 2, 3, 4; Mathematics 4; Parnassian 2, 3, 4; Ski 2, 3, 4; Tutorial 4; All School Musical 2. Peter La Scala Sweet Pete” Parnassian 4; Ski 2, 3, 4. Edward P. Lee censored” Raymond Lesanic David Leiwant Crafty” Varsity 3; Elections-Eligiblity 2. 3, 4 (Vice-chairman 3, Chairman 4); Columbian 2, 3. 4 (Assistant Sports Ed. 4); San’wich 3; Homeroom President 2, 3, 4; School Council Representative 2, 3. 4; House Plan 2; Educational Alternatives 3; Football Team 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track Team 2, 3, 4 (captain 4); Track Team 2, 3, 4 (captain 4); Frisbee Team 2, 3, 4, (captain 4). Lissa Levine Social 2; Columbian 2. Robert Levine Bob” Mirror 4; Columbian 2. 3; Soccer Team 2, 3; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Golf Team 2, 3, 4, Captain. Sara Levinson Edward Albert Levy steady Ed” Computer 4; President Elizabeth Lewis Lizanne” Ski 4; Pep 3. Wendy Lewis Display Case Committee 3, Vice-Chairman; Fire Civil Defense 4; Mir- ror 4. David Lewis-Jones Dave” Stage Light Crew 2, 3; Football Team 3. 4; Wrestling Team 2, 4. Joanne Lewkovich All School Chorus 2, 3. 4. Mark Chasan Leyner Nick” Columbian 3, 4, Editor; Guildscript 3, 4. John Lichtenberg Wrestling Team 2. Randy Lider Ranj” Chess 4; Audio-Visual Crew 3, 4; Traffic 3, Vice-Chairman. Paul Lindstrom Swede” Football Team 2; Basketball Team 2. 3, 4. Dale Lieberfarb Mirror 4. Karen Lonero Barbara Lippman Diana Lizza Michael Locker Richard Longenbacher Rick” Ronald Long Ron” Fire Civil Defense 4; Traffic 2, 3, 4; School Council Representative 2; House Council Representative 2, 3; Sophomore Orientation 2, 3; Base- ball Manager 2, 3, 4. Nora Lumley Brian Lynch Kenneth Maas Charles G. MacDonald The Kid” Marilyn MacPhee Social 2; Mirror 4; Guildscript 4; Patricia Madden Pat” Mirror 4. Caroline Maffei Judith Magliaro Judy” Pep 4; Girls Athletic Association 2,3.4. Paul Mahoney Soup” Stella Majdosz Lisa Maltese Karyn Manello Folk Music Club 2; Mirror 4; All School rhorus 2. James Mangum Jimmie” Patrice Mann Pattie” G.A.A. 3; Special Service Group 3; Pep 2, 3. Marena Manno Computer 2; Israelie Dance 2; Civics 3, 4. Lucia Marano Italian 4, president; Twirling4. Annette T. Marion Pat” Black Student Union 2, 3, president 4; G.A.A. 2; Elections-Eligiblity 3; Homeroom Vice-President 2. Raymond Marks Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Terry Marks Tina Marlowe Cindy Marsh Social 2, 3; House Council Representative 4; Homeroom Vice-President 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3. Lisa Martin Li” Future Teachers of America 2; Special Service Group 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres.; Civics 2, 3; Finance 3; Social 2, 3, 4, secretary; Mirror 2, 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Twirling 3, 4, captain. Terry Martin Black Student Union 2; Computer 2; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Bookstore 3. 4; Tutorial 2; School Council Representative; Homeroom President 2; House Secretary 3; House President 4. Jamie Martini G.A.A. 2;Twirling4. Barbara Marzano Anthony Masi Tony” Thomas Masi Tommy” Medicine Unlimited 2, 3; House Council Representative 2, 3, 4; Home- room Vice-President 2, 3. 4; Baseball Team 2. Joanne Massa G.A.A. 2; Civics 2; Mirror 3, statistics Editor 4; All School Chorus 3; Twirling 4. Jeffrey Matthews Jeff” Oleh Matiash Patricia Mault Patti” Human Rights 2; Prom Committee 4. Deborah Maurer Robert McHugh Kevin McNamara Susan Medinets Computer 2; Literary Roundtable 2; Election-Eligibility 3; House Coun- cil Representative 3; Sophomore Orientation 3. 4; House Treasurer 4; Intramurals Council — student coordinator. Glenn Meharg Richard Melamed Ricky” Chess 2; Audio-Visual Crew 3. 4; Assembly 4. Paul Mele Sabrina Melillo Italian 3, 4; Mathematics 3. Laura Mellusi Library Council 2; Civics 3, 4, chairman; Mirror 4. Diana Mendelson Cercle Francais 2, 3; G.A.A. 2; Literary Roundtable 2; Mathematics 4; Tutorial 4; Mirror 4; Guildscript 2; SAM School Band 2, 3. 4; All School Orchestra 2. 3, 4; All School Chorus 2; All School Musical 4. Elaine Mercadante Joseph Mercadante Joe” Wrestling Team 2; Track Team 2. Michele Mercadante Walter E. Meredith Walt” Audio-Visual Crew 2. 3. 4; Sound Crew 2, 3; Basketball Manager 2; All School Chorus 2, 3, 4. Angela Metta David Lewis Meyer Spanky” Chess 2; Computer — Secretary 2, 3; Ecology 2, 3; Audio-Visual 2, 3; Finance 2, 3. 4; Fire Civil Defense 2, 3, 4; Columbian reporter 2, 3, 4; Highlights 2, Editor; School Council Representative 3; Homeroom Pres- ident 4. Edmund Mills Ed” Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4. Nancy Milsop Steven Mirra Melody Montalbano Mel” Cheryl Moore 188 Black Student Union 2, 3, 4, secretary; Mirror 4; Homeroom Secretary 3, 4; Prom Committee 4. Robert Moreira Bob’ Pep 4. William Morgan Bill” Wendy Morris Cynthia Morrison Cyndi” Elections-Eligibility 3, 4; Mirror 4; All School Chorus 2. Sally Moser Elections-Eligibility 4. Jeffrey Moss Nancy Muldberg Elections-Eligilility 3, 4; Tutorial 2; Mirror 4; School Council Represent- ative 4; House Council Representative 3; Homeroom President 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Sophomore Orientation 2. Michael Musky Mike” Yeny Musum Football Team 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Team 2; Track Team 4. Sheri Musum Homeroom Secretary 2, 4. Wayne Myers Baseball Team 2, 3, 4. William Nadelberg Amy Nathan Steven Neibart Steve” Color Gaurd 2; Varsity 4; Finance 2, 3, 4, chairman; Mirror 4; School Council Treasurer 3, 4; Sophomore Orientation 3, 4; Liaison 2, 3, 4; Soccer Team 4; All School Band 2. Marilyn Nester Lynnie” G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Civics 2, 3, 4; Treasurer; Pep 4; Homeroom Secretary 3, 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3, 4. Donald Nicholson Donn” Ski 2, 3, 4. Sound Crew 3. Dori Nochenson Curtis Nile Pep 4; Track Team 2, 3. Suzanne O’Brien G.A.A. 2. Helen O’Connor G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Pep 3. 4; Girls’ Swim Team 3. Bruce Oderman Michele Oliveiri Mirror 4; All School Musical 3. Ronald O’Keefe Richard Ontell Rich” Assembly 2, 3, 4; School Council Representative 4. Melanie Owens Theresa Pagano Terry” G.A.A. 4; Pep 4. Stephen H. Painter Chess 2, 3, 4, Vice-pres.; Computer 2, 3, 4; Mathematics 2, 3, 4; pres.; Medicine Unlimited 2; Ski 2; Special Service 4; Stage and Light Crew 2, Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4; Columbian 2, 4; Business Manager; Soccer Team 2. Richard Palacio Judy Palazzo Twirling 3, 4, captain. Louis Palkowitz Swim Team. Lorraine Pallito Biology Lab Assistant 3. Joe Palumbo Gregory Pappas Jeffrey Paris Laurie Parnes Joanne Pascucci Michael Pasecnyk Kristi Pasko David Pawel Chess 4; Computer 3; Fencing 4; Cross Country 2; All School Band 2, 3, 4; All School Orchestra 2, 3,4; All School Musical 2, 3, 4. Dolores Peer DEE DEE” Kenneth Pek Ken” Audio-Visual Crew 2, 3, 4. Daniel Perlmutter Danny” Computer 2; Literary Roundtable 2; Parnassian 2; Bookstore 2, 3, 4, Chairman; Fire and Civil Defense 3; Columbian 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief; Highlights 2, Editor; School Council Rep. 2; HR Pres. 2; House President 3. Scott Peters Robert Petrone John Petzinger Bruce Pietz Indoor Track 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4. Ellen Pilchman Pilch” Traditions 2, 3, 4; School Council Rep. 3; HR Pres. 3; Prom Committee 4; Soph. Orientation 2; All School Chorus 2, 3; Cheerleading 2, 3. 4, Captain. Pamala Plastock Biology 2; Chess 2, 3; Display Case 4; Pep 2; Mirror 4; All School Chorus 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 4. Ursula Pogany Cercle Francais, 2, 3; Forman Romanum 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Math 4; Tutorial 4; Guildscript 3, 4. Wendy Pologe Arthur Pomerantz Art” Philosphy 3, 4; Bookstore 3; Columbian 3, 4; Sports Editor; School Council Rep. 4; House Council Rep 3; HR Pres. 4; HR Vice-Pres 3; Indoor Track 2, 3, 4; Track Team 2, 3, 4. John Proske Robert Potesky Audio-Visual Crew 2, 3; School Council Rep. 3: HR Pres. 3. Christine Potasznyk Chris” All School Chorus 2. Marla Potsdam Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. Eoanna Poulos Eo” Pep 2, 3; Traditions 4, Secretary; HR Secretary 3, 4. Jean Probst Display Case Committee 4; Mirror 4; Homeroom Secretary 4. Jeffrey Querques Karen Marie Quinn Elections-Eligibility 3; Traditions 2, 3; Chariman 4; Senior Class Secre- tary; All School Chorus 2, 3, 4. Catherine Quaglia Sharon Radinski John Radow Ski 3, 4. Tony Rafel Photography 2, 3; Ski 2, 3. Elizabeth Ragonese Liz” G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual Crew 3, 4; Pep 2. 3, 4; Sophomore Orienta- tion 3, 4; Girls’ Swim Team 4. Linda Ragucci G.A.A. 2, 3. Bruce Raiken Audrey Ralston Audree” Israelie Dance 3, 4; Parnassian 2, 3; Communications 2; Audio Visual Crew 2, 3, 4; All School Musical 2, 3. Patricia Rebhan William Rebhan Billy” Basketball Team 3, 4. Frank Recco Allan Reichenstein Ecology 2; Basketball Manager 2; Golf Team 2. 3, 4. Brian Reilly School Council Representative 3, 4; Homeroom President 3, 4; Golf Team 2, Captain 3. 4. Eric Reiss Film 2, 3, 4; Parnassian 2, 3, 4; All School Drama 2, 3; All School Musi- cal 2. Robert Remstein Biology 3; Photography 2, 3; Audio-Visual Crew 2, 3, 4; Mirror 4; Pho- tography Editor, Columbian 3; School Council Representative 2, 3, 4; Homeroom President 2, 3, 4. John Ribardo Architecture 2; Track Team 2. Thomas Ribardo Tom” Carol Rice G.A.A. 2, 3; All School Chorus 2, 3, 4. William Jeffrey Richman Bill” Adam Ringter Stage Light Sound Crew 2, 3, 4; Sound Captain; Audio-Visual Crew 2, 3, 4, Captain; Soccer Team 2; Basketball Announcer 3, 4; Wrestling Announcer 3. Nancy Robertello Alan Roberts Mary Anne Robbins All School Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Terilyn Robinson Teri” Black Student Union 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres.; Elections-Eligibility 2. 3, 4; School Council Representative 2; House Council Representative 3, 4; Homeroom Vice-President 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 4. Peter Robson 189 Angelika Rohrs Angie” G.A.A. 2; Color Guard 2; Mirror 4; All School Orchestra 2, 3; Girls’ Swim Team 2; Twirling 3, 4, Captain. James Noah Romano Roma” Irwin Rosen Ir” Social 3; Mirror 4; Assistant Business Editor. Jerry Rosenblatt Chess 3; Audio-Visual Crew 2; Traffic 3; Tutorial 2. Fred Rosenstein Laurie Rosenthal Paul Rosenthal Mirror 4; Soccer Team 2. Joseph Roth Joe” Computer 2; Fencing 3: Judo 3: House Council Representative 3. Amy Roth berg Computer 2; G.A.A. 2, 3; Parnassian 3; Special Service Group 2, 3, 4; President; Tutorial 2, 3, 4. Randee Rothman Jeffrey Rothschild Chess 4; German Vice-Pres. 4; Ski 2. Cynthia Rowe Mirror 4. Cynthia Rozmerski Barbara Rozolsky Larry Rubin Richard Rubinfield Bonnie Rusinek Bicycle Club 4; Israelie Dance 2, 3, 4; Literary Roundtable 2, 3, 4; Phi- losophy 4. Anita Russ School Council Representative 2; House Council Representative 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2, 3,4; Statistician; All School Chorus 2, 3. Mark Russo Architecture 2; Judo 3. John Russen Varsity 2, 3. 4; Football Team 2, 3, 4, Captain. Edward Sacher Dallas” Mirror 4. Felice Sacher Fece” Pep 2, 3. 4; Columbian 2; Homeroom Secretary 2; Prom Committee 4; All School Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. Linette Sady Medicine Unlimited 4; Wrestling Manager 4. Charles Saenger Nora Salomon Joel Salzman Baseball Manager 3. Lucia A. Sam John Santillo Electronics 2, 3. 4; Varsity 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Vice-President 2, 3; Foot- ball 2; Cross Country 3, 4; Indoor Track 3, 4 — Captain; Track 2, 3, 4, Captain. Daniel Sarewitz Cloey” Columbian 2. 3, Photography Editor; Guildscript 4. Photography Editor. Gail Sattenspiel Traditions 4; Mirror 4. Louise A. Sattenspiel Maria Savidis Tom Schachtel Richard Scheff Stage and Light Crew 2, 3; Audio-Visual Crew 2; School Council Repre- sentative 3; Homeroom President 3; Homeroom Vice-President 2, 4. Paul Schindel Gerald Schnack Mark Schnee Ski 2. 3; Football 2. Kenneth Schneider Kenny” Nancy Schneier Ski 4; Smoking Committee 3. Kenneth Schnitzer Ken” Mirror 4; Indoor Track 3; Track 3. Wendy Schonberg Carey Schwartz Israeli Dance 2; Middle States Evaluation 3. 4; Elections-Eligiblity 3, 4; Mirror 3. Senior Editor 4; Columbian 2. Layout Editor 3; House Council Representative 4; Homeroom Vice-President 4; Prom Committee 4. Lori Schwartz Nancy Schwartz All School Chorus 2, 3, 4; All School Musical 2. Susan Schwartz F.T.A. 2; Tutorial 3. 4; Unstructured Time 3; Mirror 3, 4; House Council Representative 4; Homeroom Vice-President 4; F.L.E.S. 4. James Scios Elson Seale Black Student Union 2, 3, 4; Soccer Team 2, 3, 4, Captain; Track 2, 3, 4. Beth Seibel Merry I Seibert Guy Sexton Jill Shachat Computer 3, 4; Ecology 2, 3, 4; Medicine Unlimited 2, 3; Psychology 2, 3; Display Case Committee 3; Assembly 4; Elections-Eligiblity 4; Fi- nance 3. 4; Fire and Civil Defense 3, 4; Social 3, 4; Mirror 3, 4, Activities Editor; Columbian 2, 3, 4; School House Representative 2; House Coun- cil Representative 4; Homeroom Vice-President 2, 4; Prom Committee. Kenneth J. Shapinski Soccer 2. Margaret Shapiro Debra Shea Laura Sherburne Michele Siderko Civics 4. Antonietta Silano Tina” Brian Paul Simpson Audio-Visual 3, 4; Track 2. Adrian Sims Vicki Diana Sims Black Student Union 2, Treasurer 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Audio-Visual 4; Mirror 4; Prom Committee 4. Corey Singer F. T.A. 2; Literary Roundtable 3; Psychology 3; Civics 2; Homeroom Sec- retary 2, 3; All School Musical 2. 3. Jonathan Singer Jonny” Varsity 3; Elections-Eligibility 3; Mirror 4; School Council Representa- tive 2; House Council Representative 3; Homeroom President 2; Home- room Vice-President 3; Soccer 2. 3, 4, Captain. Peter Singer Peter Skarzynski Skar” Color Guard 2, 3, 4. Captain; Varsity 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 2, 3. 4. Jon Skolnick Celia Sinoway Traffic 2. Tracy Snyder John Somers Jawbone” Cross Country 2, 3, 4; All School Band 2, 3, 4. Joseph Soriano Chess 2; Homeroom Vice-President 2. Debra Spatz Randee Speicher Ecology 3, 4; Pres. Homeroom Chairman 2; Parnassian 2, 3, 4; FTA 2; All School Drama; All School Musical; Film 2, 3, 4; Sound 3; Audio Vis- ual, 3,4. Spicer, Debra Debbie” Twirling 4. Marc A. Spiewak Audio-Visual Crew 2, 3, 4; School Council Representative 2, 3, 4; Home- room President 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team 2, 3, 4; Track Team 2. Joseph Springer Joe” Varsity 4; Football Team 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Team 2; Indoor Track Team 4; Track Team 3, 4. Diane Stamper Ecology 2; Jerseymen 2; Mirror 3; Twirling 4; Costume Committee 3. Chairman. Debbie Stango Thomas Stern Stage and Light Crew 2, 3, 4; Sound Crew 2, 3, 4; Frisbee Team 2, 3, 4. Barbara Struckhoff Barb” Future Teachers of America 2, G.A.A. 3, 4; Pep 3; Baseball Manager 4; All School Chorus 2; Girls’ Swim Team 4. Holger Stelljes Patricia Stern gold Kam Stoll G. A.A. 2, 3; Italian 2, 3, 4; Traffic 2. 3. Sylvia Stoll Jeffrey Strutz Joseph Sturdivant Robert Sullivan Richard Taffet T. Rafit” Political Government 4; San’wich 3. Lisa Tambasco Special Service Group 4. Joseph Tamburo Tambo” Varsity 3, 4; Football Team 2, 3, Captain 4; Indoor Track Team 4; Track Team 3, 4. 190 Francine Tarantino Nina Tarantino Antonio Tellado Tony” Audio-Visual Crew 3,4 Gary Testa Moe” WrestlingTeam 2, 3 Paul Tevrow Theoharis Theoharis Theo” Film 2, 3; Literary Roundtable 2; Parnassian 2, 3, 4; Bookstore 2, 3, Vice-Chairman, Columbian 4; Highlights 2; School Council Representa- tive 4; Homeroom President 4; All School Band 2, 3; All School Drama 2, 3, 4; All School Musical 2, 3, 4. Beverly Thomas Chapel Lady” Pep 2, 3; Social 2, Soccer Manager 4; Wrestling Manager 4; Track Man- ager 4. Sean Thornton Bird Dog” Ecology 2, 3, 4; Italian 2, 3, 4; Ski 3, 4; Golf Team 4; Golf Manager 3. Mark Tiemann Dennis Tierney Michael Tischler Mixed” Chess 4; Computer 2; Sociology 4; Student Exchange 2; Mirror 3; Lay- out Editor 4; All School Band 3, 4; All School Orchestra 2, 3, 4; All School Musical 3, 4. Barbara Tobey Mirror 4; Prom Committee 4. Angela Tortoriello Douglas Turk Jonathan Turk Electronics 2, 3; Stage and Light Crew 2. Nancy Trent All School Chorus 2, 3, 4; All School Musical 2, 3. Richard Troncone Peter M. Tucker Tahir Ulker Bookstore 3; Soccer Team 2. Rose Uliano Durand Halsey II Van Doren Horace” Philippa Van Gelder Philippa” Israelie Dance 2, 3; Parnassian 4; Special Service Group 2, 4; Tutorial 2, 3, 4 (Chairman); Mirror 4; Prom Committee 4; Sophomore Orienta- tion 3, 4; FLES 3,4. Sarah Jane Verney Display Case Committee 4; Mirror 4. Elise Vernick Lise” Future Teachers of America 2; Psychology 3; Pep 4; Tutorial 2; Mirror 3, 4; Unstructured Time 3; F.L.E.S. 4; Communications 2, 3. Laurence Vernick Larry” Traffic 3, 4 (Co-Chairman); FSPAC 4. Ottorino Vescio Francis P. Villone Frank” Football Team 2, 3, 4; WrestlingTeam 4; Track Team 3. Janice Vinciquerra Jan” Karen Viola All School Drama 4. Sharon Vogel Susan Vogelbaum Audio-Visual Crew 3; Pep 2; Social 3, 4; Mirror 4; Homeroom Vice-Pres- ident 2; Homeroom Secretary 3; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Prom Com- mittee 4. Steven Volpe Chess 2; Fire Civil Defense 3; Guildscript 4 (Contributor). Lauren Nancy Wagman Computer Club 2, 3; Ecology 2; G.A.A. 2; Israelie Dance 3, 4; Mathemat- ics 3; Sophomore Orientation 3. Mark Wallhauser Varsity 4; School Council Representative 4; Homeroom President 4; Homeroom Secretary 2; Football Team 3; Soccer Team 2; Basketball Team 2, 4. Warren Wallschleger Kraut” Homeroom Vice-President 2, 3; Football Team 2, 3, End; Maplewood Lacrosse Club 2, 3, 4. David Walsh Timothy Walsh Cynthia Ware All School Band 2, 3, 4; All School Orchestra 4. Roseanne Washam All School Chorus 2, 3. Karen Washington Kaky” Black Student Union 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Homeroom Secretary 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Girls’ Swim Team 2; Cheerleading 3, 4. Seth Eric Watkins Chess 4; Parnassian 4; Columbian 4, reporter. Bruce Weiner Finance 2, 3, 4; Tutorial 2, 3; Columbian 2; School Council Representa- tive 2, 3; House Council Representative 2, 3; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Prom Committee 4; House Treasurer 3; Swimming Team 2, 3, 4. Jonathan Weiner Caryl Weisberg Carol Weiss Chess 4; Ski 3. Deborah Weiss Debbie” Assembly 2, 3, 4, Secretary; Elections-Eligibility 4; Tutorial 3, 4; Colum- bian 2, 3, 4, Reporter; School Council Representative 3. Eric Weiss Chess 2. Laura Civics 2; Tutorial 2; Mirror 3. Forrest Wells Gary Charles Weskema All School Band 2, 3, 4, Percussion. Flora West Flos” Elections-Eligibility 2, 3, 4, Chairman; Traditions 3; Prom Committee 4. Monica Wharton Timothy Whitaker Richard Wiegard Rich” WrestlingTeam 2. Jodi Wiesen Homeroom Vice-President 2. James Wilk Jim” Mathematics 3, 4; Philosophy 2; Valhalla Society — Co-Founder 2; Chairman 2, 3, 4. Gordon L. Williams Willie” Architecture 3; Chess 2, 3,4; Philosophy 4; Varsity 3, 4; Fire Civil De- fense 2; Football Team 3, 4, Left Tackle; Wrestling Team 3, 4; Indoor Track Team 2, Shot; Track Team 2, Disc. Jeffrey Thayer Williams Maplewood Lacrosse Club 2, 3, 4, Midfielder. Ross Willner Chess 4; Finance 2, 3, 4; Mirror 4; House Council Representative 4; Homeroom Vice-President 4; Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3, 4. Pamela Wilson Thomas Wilson Robin Winch Rob” Business 2; G.A.A. 2; Library Council 2; Pep 2. Mindy Wolkstein Parnassian 2, 3, 4, Vice-President; Homeroom Secretary 2; Homeroom Treasurer 2; All School Drama 3. Carol Yablonicky Yabo” G.A.A. 2; Medicine Unlimited 2; Parnassian 3; Special Service Group 2; Tutorial 2; Mirror 4; Twirling 4; Driver Education Secretary 4. Ben Zemel Debra Zente Debbie” Civics 2, 3; Tutorial 2; Mirror 3, 4; F.L.E.S. 3, 4; Communications 3; Un- structured Time Committee 3. Steve Ziemolozynski Zoot” Susan Zinn Sue” Joseph Zubko Joe” Football Team 2; Maplewood Lacrosse Club 2, 3, 4, Defense. 191 The 1973 Mirror Editors Margie Berman Editor-in-chief Carman Cedola Sports Denise Daher Faculty Administ ration Amy German Art Robert Kipnees Business Robert Remstein Photography Jill Shachat Activities Carey Schwartz Seniors Mike Tischler Layout Cover of Time magazine: copyright Time Inc. 1972 MIRROR 1973 was printed by American Yearbook Company in Topeka, Kansas. The cover is an original design by the MIRROR staff, silk screened on buckram cloth. Text and caption copy is News Gothic with bold face in 10 and 8 point and the headlines are in 18 and 24 point News Gothic Bold. The paper is Texturetone. Cover of Time magazine: copyright Time Inc. 1972 Many and special thanks go to the people who helped in the production of this book; to Miss Patricia O’Hanlon who lifted us off the ground, and Mrs. Molly Rosenberg who pulled us through. Thanks also to Mr. Albert Mucci for his financial assistance and American Yearbook Company representative Mr. Wynne Murchison whose guidance proved invaluable to the 1973 MIRROR. The Yearbook staff would also like to thank supplemen- tal photographers David Cohn (wrestling, basketball, indoor track field, and gymnastic pictures) and Mitch Klaif and Chris Michos (dramatic productions), the Co- lumbian for their assistance, and Steve Neibart for his initial research and interest on the Elections feature. Special thanks to Mr. Richard Gross, Mr. Marvin Gershen- feld, and the staff at Richard's Studio for their prompt service, patience, and guidance throughout the year. Thanks also to the parents of all the editors for their understanding.