Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1976 volume:

introduction 2 north house 1 2 south house 42 east house 72 west house 102 CONTENTS activities 134 jocks 190 ads 228 index 246 staff 254 u—'lip When you think of the spirit of '76, what comes to your mind? The three marching men? George Washington and Thomas Jefferson? Yes. They are the spirit of their '76, but we are the spirit of ours. We are Columbia in '76 and have a spirit all our own. During the American Revolution half of the population was under the age of sixteen, but there was no such thing as a teenager.” There was no separate teen culture with its own music, literature, styles, and fads. Treated as adults, teens were expected to work hard and to conduct themselves as adults. In 1976, Columbia is a microcosm of the separate and accepted teen culture. Looking at us today, you might think that Columbia's dress code is jeans and Wallabies, but in taking a closer study, you will see a wide range of fashion. Our varied fashion choices reflect our individuality and give the visitor a clue to our broad spectrum of interests. At Columbia in '76 we have the opportunity to pursue these interests and inclinations. For those with a love for sports, there are teams and clubs to join. To root for Columbias' teams, we have spirited cheerleaders and song leaders. For those interested in languages, there are lan- guage clubs such as Le Cercle Frangais, the Italian Club, and Forum Romanum. There are also art clubs, orchestra, band, and math clubs. As for curricular interests, we have a myriad of courses to choose from, including the recent additions of photography, psychology, and transcendental meditation. For those who wish to explore an interest even further than the limits of a classroom, we have the option of the independent study. We have been influenced in 1976 by a trend toward communication. This communication includes committees where the students take part in decision-making such as the Coordinating Committee, Tripartate, and the Student Faculty Administration Committee. Students interested in planning school activities may also join the Fire or Assembly Committees. Participants in these groups have an opportunity to work on problem solving within the school. The year 1976 has been a year of immeasurable growth and change for all of us in the graduating class. However, this year has been a crucial one for the world outside the Gothic walls of Columbia High School. Would we have ever dreamed of New Jersey's precarious taxation plans or of headlines describing New York's pending bankruptcy? Ths statistics of massive unemployment across the nation are also startling. The world is in a state of change, and we the class of '76 believe that we are preparing ourselves to cope positively and construc- tively with the problems which will confront us as citizens. As seniors, we are faced with important decisions. This is the year that shapes the rest of our lives, for we must decide on where to put the final focus on our future. We have dreams of college, ideal occupations, and ultimate happiness. Louisa May Alcott wrote, Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. At Columbia in '76 we have our own styles, responsibilities, pleasures, opportunities, and goals. We have a spirit all our own! Catch the spirit of Columbia in '76. i ( 76) f I CP 00 r r{ . 9- 76 2 w The high and low moments in '76 are where we have shown our spirit. Triumphant, defeated. Elated, dejected. Outwardly concerned Pensive in a private world of thought . . . I've got to be where my spirit can run free Got to find my corner of the sky from Pippin the leaders of '76 Serge Angiel — Principal the executive committee Greg Burke Greg Adams David Neibait Carol Makrson. Jim Barton President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Mrs. Press Advisor the administrators of '76 north house 12 I U 4g b _ - M. Cowan Vice President J. Rothhouse President M. Arrow Secretary P. Schechner Treasurer north house in '76 J. della Sala (Guidance) D. Dharni (Guidance) L. Grossman (Secretary) L. Perna (House Aid) T. Jacobsen (House Director) A. Kooustra (Guidance) E. Chyzowych E. Del Guercio A. Gallo Physical Education Director of Art Science B. Claycomb M. DeMarco A. Gavitt Home Economics Science Social Studies J. Colletti S. Dorsky I. Genzer Science Physical Education Science Department Chairman A. Cordasco T. Ergil Industrial Arts Foreign Language J. Germano Foreign Language 16 J. Haley English H. Johnston Physical Education W. Johnstone Social Studies M. Krasner English C. Lawrence Mathematics P. Leardo Mathematics W. Little Social Studies M. Manzella Foreign Language M. Mathewson Industrial Arts R. Jones Music B. Lechter Social Studies 17 H. Mendelson English L Munitz Business Education A. Pantazes Mathematics S. Rabin English T. Ricciardi Art S. Robb Physical Education 18 M. Simon Special Education K. Voorhees Science J. Stanford Library Department Head C. Teti Mathematics S. Worth Language 19 20 BILL BINDER Shoes for the dead. He who wears morality as his best garment were better naked. BARBARA BURKS The only reward for virtue is virtue, The only way to have a friend s to be one. SARAH L. BASKERVILLE I have no fear of my coming age for my youth was filled with smiles and growing older is only growing wiser MICHAEL BOCECH BO- CAROL J. ALBANESE Let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing CINDY BELZ Something to do. Someone to love. Someone I found. Something to hope for . . V.M. ANDY BRODY MARIE ARMENTI Hi Gracel Jay — Pontiac. — Mustang — Summer of '74. Third Floor Girl's Room three years past. WENDIE JILL BERGER BBYO. Those who give truly have all things. F R WS SB Galil The only People worth knowing DE BERTOCCHI MICHAEL BURRELL For the Love of Linda. Whats up porkchop AWAWA T.S. S.B. Wing Mighty Mike. EEE 22 MARY LOU CARR Take life for all the freedom you can. Dan Fogelberg JOHN C. BUTKUS THE FRISBEE TEAM'S got the heads but the Football team's got the BUT 3-15-75 GiGi FREAKI” MARILYN CASSIDY ROSWELL S COLES COLUMBIA SOCCER, NO. 1 . Its no laughing matter, but no matter if you laugh. DAVID COSTA Hilton Ave.. SAU-ZEECH I!I GERALDINE BYRD Life is to be lived to its fullest extent, determined only by the limitless boundaries of your imagination. ELIZABETH A. CLAUBERG If I laugh just a little bit maybe I can forget the chance that I did not have to know you. Oscar Zilch F.P. BARRY COHEN PHYLLIS DAICHMAN Cherish your yesterdays, dream your tomorrows, but live your todays. NEAL COLLINS IV All the ends of the earth shall remember and turn to the LORD, God of Abraham, our refuge and our strength. GIULIANA D AMBROSIO BASTA, BASTA, BAST AI 23 REGINEL DECHALUS PATRICE DEHOFF What's happening? Commitment. Abby. Commitment I haven't forgotten LESLIE De PALMA I'll get by with a little help from my friends . . Ringo. JAY DESTEFANO The greatest trio in the world J.D F.C. J.D 99 BARBARA DRUBEL NAOMI DWORKIN opals and rags, feathers and torn taffeta JOSEPH DYMKOWSKI Whos Who's Joe D ”W.W of the G.G. without pain there is no gain Hey Frank, broads Jay. you done? Freak! KAREN V. EPSTEIN Life is meant to be livedl Good friends, music, softball, and a little work drive with caution Peewee PAUL H. EVANS Aloha and Mahalo KAREN EVANGELISTA Life is like an onion; you peel off one layer at a time, and sometimes you weep Happiness is love . Don VICTOR DUARTE FASANO West amizade comppumas amor wioming silver figa. adeus or just tchaw gs kbkotbcs: I will not esquecerei JOSEPH E FERRARO After three years in Columbia I have learned one thing, chaos is contagiousl RENE FERRO I want to have fun. want to shine like the sun. — J. M waves C.T.tT 10-24-75 DEBBIE FLYWN Deb” Al 10-12-75 K M A.J.O summer of 75 H O P ' B wing Lindstey Ave I.L.Y.B. Saturday Night’s alright KIM FOLIGNO Since you have touched me. I've grown Bob I love you squeezy summer of 75 and all the good times LORI FREDA Forever is such a long journey, you must return for a visit. Free everybody's friend . smiler. HENRY FRIES ANNMARIE GAMBA Yesterday is done forget it. tomorrow has not come don't worry about it. today is here use it PHYLLIS GANZ EILEEN GAWENUS PAULA E. GIACOBBE BOB GILBERT BRUCE GILLESPIE 1 have only one life, and it is Soccer boysl oh yeal us short enough, why waste it on squeakl Peters I'm not deafl things 1 don't want most — huh? hey cuz G the mall, shore 24 Brandeis ERIC GOLDRING JUDY GOOD KEVIN W. G. GRADY To me, music is the universal language. I'm devoting my life to bring it to the people. W. G, BARBARA ANN GRANDZOL I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Newark, Elvis, Pizza HESTER L. HARGETT GREG HARNISCH RICHARD HARRIS You’ve got to pay some agony. Boredom is what you make of it. for the ectasy. Smokey Robinson CATHY HARTMANN MARTIN HECTOR Love when you can, cry when you have to . . . SETH HENDLER RONALD E. HICKEY ANDREA HIDALGO KATHERINE HILD The problems we face, the If you want to love, first learn to Let today embrace the past with decline of the west, it’s too late walk on snow without leaving remembrance and the future with for praying, let's hope for the best foot prints. longing. Kahlil Gibran KAREN HOLMES A friend means more to me than the world because without a friend the world is nothing . . TONY HOPKINS I leave my punting record to be brokenlll KENNETH HORVATH The function of a sport is to renew the energy of man, so absorbed he forgets all but the matters at hand. DEBORAH ELLEN KAHAN WARREN KATZ Music comes spilling out into the street, colors go flashing in time. WILLIAM A. KAUFMAN ’’Which of us is not forever a stranger and alone?” PETER KEARNEY PATRICIA C. KENEFICK LEON KLAFTER Friendship is a little word, it’s people that make it big. Bill 11-15-73 GREG KLEIN Call me Mr. Breeze. Dizmo Dizmo Hal Hal 7-11-75 Kim. 25 RONALD KNOTH PETER KULYK Gifts of knowledge and inspired messages are partial; when perfection comes what is partial disappears. ILENE LAINER ELISE R. LANDAU 1 Am Not Afraid Of Tomorrow, For 1 Have Seen Yesterday And 1 Love Today. WMR 73 Sony AYELET LIVNE Learn To Crawl Before You Walk And Don't Attempt To Run, For The Faster You Run. The More Often You Will Fall. GERALD LONERO 1955 Chevy your Friendly Neighborhood Ford Eater. Speed Kills buy a Chevy???? RAYMOND N. LUBKA Real Generosity Toward The Future Lies In Giving All To The Present. STEVEN LYONS Parties at 71 Fifth Police Dept. Zeppelin's Great ANNE M. MACKINSON It seems like a dream now it was so long ago. the moon burned so bright and the time went so slow. — EAGLES JOHN MacLEOD JR. Do unto others as they would have done unto you. JIM MADDEN LORRIE MAFFEI It's A Good Feelinglll AMY MANN Hey Buddie, P.B. Look at me. Chevy — Van, Love Will Keep Us Together . Joe 7 10 75 . Whatever HOLLY-WOOD BILL MARAGELIS TAKE IT AS IT COMES 66 GTOI THE GANGI! RONETTE S. MARSHALL Be yourself. Who else is better qualified. SHARON MASTRANGELO Don’t let that horse eat that violin cried Chagall's mother but he kept on painting. L. Ferlinghetti M. CARMEL MASTRONARDI You Wish On A Star. Dreams Will Take You Far You Wish On A Dream, Life Ain't What It Always Seems. john mcgovern jr. HOWARD M. MEDINETS To Know Your Own Strength, You Must Also Recognize Your Own Weakness. WILLIAM J. MEEHAN All the wonders you seek are within yourself. Pat NICK MEOLA STEPHEN MERCADANTE PAULA MEYERSON CAROL MILLER FRANK MORGAN RICKY MORRISON Sabbath concert; B Wing; Meet merk Smiles, Friends, Time, Never lose your determination Always seen laughing. me in the cafe ; Hey Mr. Dl; Life, Peace. People 1 hope 1 meet and ambition; that's the way to sometimes quacking, can find Tomorrow may be better than again. S.M. is M.J. Time waits for success. her on her way to Madison to today. M.M. F E no one. see that boy . . R.A.S. ’ ■ ■ ■ y- _____ BRUCE PAWEL WE Must take the current when it serves. Or lose our ventures Julius Caesar Shakespeare thee.” ROBERT NUDELMAN DOLORES NEUBAUER The light of knowledge is in my eyes, a glowing dream of freedom, a whisper of yesterday and today. JEFF PAYNE Quick Chek Cars and Plumbersl DEBORAH NATHAN . . I am involved in mankind; and therefore never send for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for MARY BETH NORMIL MICHAEL OLIVIERI The alleys, concerts, shore house, doughnuts, glamorous miss DIANE O'CONE Colour my world with hope of loving you . . MF FRANK OLIVA 64 CHEVYS FOREVER JUDEANN PROSKE Country road take me home Stanhope see you on the rd. Bird two for two Maryland I love you the Archie Gang GLORIA PRICE LIFE is yvhat you make itl 30 V v 'v' REINHART B. WILLIAM JOHN E. ROSENBAUM ROBERT PROSSER Life is a conglomeration of open roads, Death is a market place where they meet. (Bonging in the treehouse) DAVID L. RABIN We must be ever moving into a new intensity. DEBBIE ROWAND If sometimes we don’t get lost There's a chance we may never find our way. KATHRYN M. RYBKA Cherish yesterday . . . Dream Tomorrow . . . Live Today. MARJORIE SCHECHNER The world you desire can be won. it exists, it is real, it is possible, it is yours. A. Rand PAUL S. SCHECHNER DAVID RAMOS The Best is Good Enough For Me. JIM REINHART JIM SCHWARTZ Huh? Grand Wizard of W.S.U Wheels 21 Frisbee On Saturday Nights Klein You Psycho Burger Express ANN MARIE SMITH 31 MEG SMITH When You’re in The Bag You Can’t See Out MARK SMITH My Home Away From Home, 2 South Shanley Road. B.T. 3 21 75 ww of GG GUY M. STANZIONE STANZ, Garden State Bowl, Taxi , The Track, Bowling Pots JAMIE STEINMARK Shake a hand if you have to Trust in us and we love anyway, anyway GAIL STRANBING We’re All Mad Here I'm Mad. You’re Mad. ” Really. The Cheshire Cat PAUL STREIFER MONGO Columbia 6 6 74 — Never forset M.P.D. full Time — look out I'm Here MONGOChaco Jocao Spuchini EiSarge WALTER STUETZEL JENNIFER E. SUDDOTH Once A Child now an adult 1 look at Myself and 1 am Proud of What 1 See. CARL THOMAS JOE TIRONE MR. ROBERT'J. TORRES There is a Reason For Everything; But There is an Exception to Every Rule?” (R. Torres J.T. . . . Memories that have Faded, 1 Suddenly can’t Forget, M B . . I'm waving G.S. LBBC JOSEPHINE 1. VALENZI Finalmente, Finalmente Final Mente . . . MARTHA VANLOON To Every Thing There is a Season, And a Time To Every Purpose Under The Heaven Ecclesiastes 3:1 MICHAEL VIOLA You can get anything you want if you want It hard enough. So Get to workl The Family, Don. ELAINE VOLLHERBST Drawing horses Again? Someday I’ll get there and when 1 do you may never see me again JIM WAVRA KARL P. WEBER True Friendship is as Fragile As A Flower And Rare As A Pearl. JUSTIN WHARTON I'm not afraid of tomorrow for 1 have seen yesterday and i Love today G. M. Party wit Da Boys Kathy 9 6 75 HENRY M. WHEAT CINDY WILLIAMS Friends” are the flowers in the garden of life . . . Sarcastic? PHYLLIS L. WILLIAMSON 1 do not fear tomorrow for tomorrow is only A beginning and 1 am ready to begin JODIE WISCHE ROBERT J. ZIMMERMANN ''I've been smiling lately thinking about the good things to come” . . . L.G., B.Z. 32 33 we. Becw «f eo txi . +o ++♦ . lACirof. Hn Hraaj6Koa Ha, HA, Ha w ' 4 35 M. Adams, A. Amato, M. Arpino, M. Arrow, D. Askew, S. Atno, S. Barr, R. Bausmith. J. Beck, L. Beck, E. Berk, D. Beyer, J. Bianchi, H. Biermann, L. Blanchard, D. Bohnenberger. J. Bongiorno, J. Borowski, R. Boyd, B. Bozzelli, D. Bruno, J. Butterly, J. Buttros, A. Cacciarelli. L. Cardone, L. Cardone, T. Chamberlin, M. Clark, R. Clayborne, J. Cocuzza, L. Cotier, M. Cowan. R. Coyle, E. Cutler, D. Darcangelo, E. Darwin, B. Davison, D. Depodwin, D. Devincentis, D. Diubaldi. A. Edmund, D. Epstein, M. Evangelista, P. Feketie, C. Frater, S. Freeman, S. Fried, K. Gaborc. K. Gahan, S. German, D. Gessner, P. Glacy, K. Goldman, L. Goldstein, G. Goldstein, D. Goodwin. B. Guess, W. Hagerty, L. Hartmann, S. Harvey, L. Hawkes, J. Heber, D. Heckman, B. Hicks. K. Hirschberger, L. Holubosky, L. Horowitz, J. Horvath, V. Hsu, A. Jackson, M. Johnson, R. Johnson. 36 M. Kakoleski, R. Kapaln, A. Kassin, L. Keller, P. King, E. Knoth, K. Koby, K. Kroll. V. Kuchynsky, J. Kuhl, R. Lasser, R. Levy, A. Livine, L. Lombardy, P. Mackinson, P. Madden. S. Madigan, T. Maragelis, J. Marano, W. Masi, E. McEntee, J. McGovern, S. McMillian, H. McFadden. D. Meerovich, D. Meyerson, M. Miller, I. Miranda, C. Mohrhauster, C. Moore, J. Moss, G. Niemitz. K. Noonan, D. Nover, C. Pace, J. Pace, J. Palazzo, S. Palumbo, C. Pangiochi, B Pedalino. A. Perlmutter, S. Perkins, J. Peters, D Pevarnik, E. Pluys, H. Price. A. Prior. D Purcell L. Quast, M. Raio, J Razzi, M Richardson, '� Richman, J. Ronnie. K Rooney, J Rothhouse A. Sargent, G. Savidis. M Schachmar A Shapiro, G. Shillcock. H Sickley L Siege T Singer. S. Smith, A. Strong, A. Swyntuch. A_ Tamayo. G. Thomas, J. Todd, T Trimb e Tub tz. 37 D. Volpe, T. W a truck W We ste n K Westreich, J W acnson. B. Wdpert 5DPH5 First Row J. Arlea, L. Chan, S. Noonan, R. Reichenstein, E. Brienza, G. lantasca, K. Holly, M. Zuzuro, D. Krug, L. Middleton, M. MacKinson, M. Highland, Second Row A. Nathan, B. Bessey, T. Frieband, G. Cupoli, E. Vass, B. Gelb, B. Schnoll, A. Galanis, C. Strong, T. Keppler, M. McEvan, J. Binka, A. Steimark, P. Buggy, M. Young, Mrs. Munitz. First Row K. Chan, L. Masur, A. Miller, J. Wolfe, J. Rosenbaum, W. Weber, M. Kaplan, E. Stewart, J. Hirschman, L. Swope, M. Levetown, Second Row J. Baskerville, J. Zarra, D. Proski, J. Gahm, M. Meehan, C. Bonin, B. Klein, B. Murtha, E. Grey, M. Hurley, J. Spencer, M. Sachs, E. Clauberg, J. Novich, J. Mansbach, T. Sawson, Mr. DeMarco. First Row P. Wager, C. Varady, M. Rechner, L. Weiss, R. Fischbein, C. Lassiter, D. Newsteder, T. Friedman, B. Klein, S. Schachman. Second Row Mr. Germano, C. Prizzi, H. Sang Eun, J. Forsythe, J. Kirchick, J. Kramer, R. Higgins, T. Hopkins, B. Daichman, G. Stelljes, G. Kass, S. O'Connor, T. Jacobs, N. Meli, S. Ramsdell, V. Carson. First Row J. MacLeod, M. Corvino, M. Ciullio, C. Aurillo, S. Waldron, D. Matyas, M. Burke, C. Lindemer, N. Lagar, T. Nahirny, Second Row H. Katz, M. Payne, T. McConnell, E. Klein, J. Isenberg, P. Watnick, L. deVincendis, D. Rybla, P. Palisi, R. DeCharlus, A. Bongo, J. Chelel, C. Shelffo, B. Wayne, Mrs. Worth. First Row B. Zelnick, D. Imbert, E. Sherman, H. Dane, D. Sottorante, L. Flannery, M. Meeler, J. Wright, C. Kroll, A. Voeth, L. Hinshberg, B. O'Connor, C. Cummings, Second Row J. Waesable, G. Wainen, P. Fried, K. Peters, L. Davenfort, B. Salzman, D. Jonker, D. Harris, R. Gold, D. Boggs, D. Kramer, G. Kotzenberger, T. Irby, R. Summers. First Row D. McCann, N. MacWhorter, A. Neugass, K. Jovanis, A. Ruddy, D. Joerg, D. Campitelli, B. Stelljes, K. Mossios, M. Bollaro, Second Row J. Michetti, D. Bumgardner, S. Duerr, B. Crofts, F. Schroeder, S. Lansing, M. McGovern, S. Walton, S. DeMichele, D. Wavra, M. Mann, D. Kimmelman, R. Swyntuch, J. Lardieri, R. Levy. Adjusting to less money At CHS, shifting and shutting eyed warily I wonder what the world is doing today Henry David Thoreau 40 Will Congress Savelis? (Don't Bet on It) by Richard Reeves GftSOUNt CX'SrH CONGRE� A DAY IN THE LIFE OF THE PRESIDENT Schools will open today Teachers without contract - . i ■ : j 41 south house 42 . � P. Friedman, President R. Sperduto, J. Barg, Vice President Secretary M. Myers, Treasurer south house in '76 E. Burke (Guidance), L. Dean (Guidance), J. Roach (Secretary) B. Van Doren (House Aid), T. Fleming (House Director) D. Griesel (Guidance) ZED TH iRMINAl DR DUES H AMOL MINATED ONLY BY Pf F EMPLOYMENT THE l| P. Bookbinder A. Hannes Industrial Arts Language A. Kavanagh Mathematics C. Brooks Science A. Hector J. Kent Physical Education Home Economics A. Correa Language W. Holmok D. Kinnear Industrial Arts Science H.Jones Language 46 OR WRITTEN NOTICI Disbursing officer BUIL 5) V� T IF IN Dl HOOL F THE AB ED FOR vR, ALL E RSON fi )OL DIS IT YEAF :IED BY OM TIM DEDUCT :S DUES OWING A BE DESIG £4 EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1 OR VDUCT ANY REMAINING AM fNPfM iATPCN Alir Tn AkM L. Klepack T. MacEwen D. Meddaugh Physical Education Industrial Arts English Department Chairman E. Kline J. Metzger Social Studies J. Margulis Mathematics English L Lubkin M. Morrison Science M. McGrath Mathematics i a A. Mears Library P■ O'Hanlon English S- Oliver English L ♦ ♦ i « | 4 WB -i « • ♦ t ’ ‘ • ♦ « • « • t • t • J?dfjr} f Jafr n. V. Racz English P- Palma Mathematics Spear Social Studies A- Stark Social Studies 48 S. Poss Special Education 0 Stewart Science iHhtitC. 0.1 -r i 03 y _Sj JsJKbnM) H'T T--� 1 9� ! K‘- . -■ ■■ ' ■' ;. —•—.—f P. Tenewitz Mathematics Department Chairman E. Tepper English M. Van Dorpe Physical Education D. Whitley Art A. Wolf Foreign Language B. Wolf Science 49 A. Wolkowitz Business Education JAMES BARTON It all ties in SCOTT BASS GRACE DEBRA ALAI Garden State. Hey Maritz. The Debzie Twins. Ready Teddy? Valley St. Lunch ROBERT S. BARCELLONA Kathi 7 25 74 RISA ALLYN BELL And time weaves ribbons of memories to sweeten life when youth is through. SUE BENGIVENGO Life is what you make of it, live it the best you can. BILLY BECK Memories of Columbia: cafeteria, Hilton Ave., 64 Chevy, T.O.I.A.O., and Sau-zeech ANDREA BERMAN We are still very tired, but very merry BARRY BERSON Forget all that you have learned, start to dream. SCOTT BOGSTAHL JEEPIN 75 52 LAURIE BURNS If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words JUDITH BURSTYN WILLIAM G. BRANDT Pigs might fly, but they make very unlikely birds, DOUGLAS BRATMAN Not only is there no God. but try getting a plumber on weekends. PATRICIA CAREY Reach for the heavens and hope for the future and all that we can be, not what we arel DREW CARSWELL Gary, is that her? You've got to love itl GLEN CAMCHE Doubt whom you will, but never yourself THOMAS E. CAPITO AUGGIE CELLITTI Nice things happen to vile people. Soccer is my sidekick but good times are my goal MITCHELL J. CHIGER You can say I want to be free — I can say someday I will be. James T. 53 HELEN CHIU I'm glad that I have gone through it all. FRANK CIAMPI W.W of the G.G. 58 you've changed, the trio. PAULA COBB I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. DONNA COCUZZA Words are the shadows of thoughts and thoughts are the tracks of feelings. Ricky. D. 74 Cyn, Seaside; J O. GEORGE COHEN I share no man's opinions; I have my own. Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev KEITH COHON CHRIS COOK Soltanto II Principio. BRENDA CRAWBUCK CHUCK D'ADDARIO DENISE DALY ANTHONY J. DeCICCO MARY K. De DOMENICO together wherever we D Deb s house B wins Help My Never give a sucker an even Live for today. Lunch on Valley go House Chevy E's house Whiskey W.B.I.I. Saturday night s alright. break. . 3rd floor girls room AL DeMARCO CAROL A. Del NEGRO He who has love in his heart, always has something to give. Prom 75 . . Deb Hey, Pat . . Buddies ... CL ALICE A. FARRELL If we only have love, we can melt all the guns, and then give this new world to our daughters and sons. GUY Del VECCHIO I am going to put all my yesterdays for tomorrow MARIANNE FLYNN To love is to find pleasure in the happiness of the person loved. Kenny and Marianne 10 8 73 DAVID S DLUGOSZ There are three things in life, love, death, and school. MARY FOLEY Don't let the past remind us of what we are not now — if only you believe in miracles . Por amor viviremos — 4 DOMINIQUE DOUGE J'ai plus de souvenirs que si j'avais mille ans. CAROL FORTIER Lunch on Valley st . . The crazies . Football Softball California! . . . 3rd floor Wanna get some beer? DOUGE RODINI La patience est amer mais son fruit est doux. PAUL FRASCIELLO MARK DUALLO BARBARA A FREDA I hope tomorrow will be a lighter highway, for friends are found on every road. ROBERT J. FRICK LAUREN FRIEDFELD It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. PETER FRIEDMAN Shoes for Industry VINCENT GAYDER LU ANNE GAYKOWSKI But 1 have promises to keep and Miles to go before 1 sleep, and miles to go before 1 sleep GERRY GERGELY Never save the best for last. Live everyday as if it were your best. California — someday, sai . . . our gang. PETER GOLDSMITH Well done is better than well said. — Ben Franklin KYLE R. GRANGER THERESA GRAUSO Like morning and sunrise, like evening and sunset, my dreams and you go together . . . Jimmy . . 3-28-73 T.F. JOHN GRUEN FRANK HAASE 1 bought my shoes, but 1 didn't get my reducation. ELAINE M. HANLON E The gang B wing Seaside Depants Lindsley Ave. Muus Vega Here comes Wilma School is a drag. MARK HARTMAN ROBERT H. HECK There is no problem so big or so complicated that it cannot be run away from. JEFFERY HERMAN BARBARA HESS John — nobody else could ever know the part of me that can't let go . The village — oh Yeal Sugar Bear? US THOMAS HOENS Uncle Bob. The world is like a fruitcake, it wouldn't be complete without a few nuts. IRENE HOLMES DANA HORNISH CATHERINE E. KELLER DAN H. KEYASKO You got to live with all the gusto you can Andy. Myrtle Beach is there a party this weekend? D.M. — Buddies. PAM KOGEN Goodbye. I'm going. I'm selling everything and giving away the rest to the goodwill Industries. BRYN KORTIS The past never was; the future will never be. Only the present exists and thus, life must be led now. WILLIAM KUCHLER JOHN LALLY BILLY LALLY Mr. Baites . . . Cool and the Gang . . . Cold but Sweet 11 22 74 MARIA EDITZA LANZA RUTH LEVIN She's so happy . . .. then she's crying saying laughing and crying. It's all the same release. SHARON LEVINE MARTHA LEWYCKY Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or to lose. MYRA LEWYCKY You never tie a ship to a single harbor, nor life to a single hope. JOSEPH E. LICCESE JOHN LIPPMAN It is easier to fight for one's principles than to live up to them. LAWRENCE J. LOEBER From the Applause of People any Tacent can Catch Flame. — Ovid IRIS E. MAINE JOSEPH C. MALANGA Remember Menzel STEVE P. MALUPIN If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself. ANTHONY J. MARINO . . . And It's Only The Giving That Makes You What You Are. Anderson . . O.K. Where To Now? MARY BETH MASLOW Man's Greatest Enemy is the illusion that there will be more time in tomorrow than there is in today. SUZANNE MATTIE Don't be in a hurry to give away your love, someday you may want it back . . . Haste Makes Waste. CELLESTE McA’NULTY DEIRDRE McATEER I’ve looked at life from both sides now 'Life is Weird' 'Stone Family Jane' MARYANN McDONNELL Live today, oh Yeahl — Soccer, S-Car, Lav-Variety. Bussels, us RONALD MELILLO GERALD MELILLO LOIS MENKE Like a long lonely stream 1 keep on 56 LORI METRO STEVE MILLER 57 IRENE OBSHARSHKY ccept me as I am only then will e discover each other! 13 Years Hey Manochio Oh Yea US JEFFREY LYLE OSLEY The things you treasure more and more are those you had to struggle for; DANA-JO PEARL You said my eyes could talk, can't you see what they are saying now? MARIO MUSA KEVIN MOONEY PATSY MUENZEL A friend is someone who knows you but still loves you . Buddies ... CL — Hey CA! Susan . . . J.M.— 10-1 1-75. BARBIE PETO MARI-LYNN PETRUZZIELLO DONNA PHIFER MARK MYERS AL O'MARA Cherish your yesterdays Dream The Future is a wonderful thing Every end is a new beginning If you have a friend on whom CHS BOMB CREW your tomorrows and live your todays . Our Gang P.L.C. PediPet G.G. its over 13 yrs. to look forward to, and 1 want to thank the one who made it that way. . . . Good-bye Columbia you think you can rely, you are a lucky man. Allan Price 60 DOM PIETRODANGELO 62 Pontiacs never die. They just go faster 62 Pontiac against 68 Satellite who will win 1 will Rich TIM PITTMAN Those who always try to plan their lives get chained to it. Take it as it comes. ANNE REITMAN We see the great forgotten language, the lost lane — end into heaven, a stone, a leaf, a door. Wolfe STACEY RUDDY Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. KATHLEEN A. RYAN Reach for the heavens and hope . climb a mountain! Mike 6 7 74 PJTT Fly away Laurie, M.A., Nitsy DONNA SANTOSUOSSO Carmine 7 15 75 . Every individual wave expresses an unbound ocean DAVID RIZZOLO MONTROSE Pelican — Park Maryland Fritsat at the Reserv 0 G. S.S.P Mobydicks JOSEPH A. ROSEN RICHARD ROSENTHAL BARBARA L ROTH I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience KAREN ROTH Nobody ever had a rainbow until he had the rain DONNA SCELFO Born to Run . . Calif . 1 have Promises to Keep And Miles to go 1 sleep'' Right Zim. T.F. BILLY SHAPIRO Be True to yourself Everything else follows JULIE SICKLEY Man is The only Animal That Blushes or Needs To St. Pete, Windy Gap. Mars. PA. DANIEL L. SWASS Support Indoor Sport — Date A Gymnast MARK TAFFET Can You See The Real Me? TANIA TEMNIKOW ELEANOR USI HUGH VAN GELDER Semper Ubi Sub-Ubi PRISCILLA WALD Do 1 Dare To Eat A Peach? MELINDA WIECH MARIA WOLSKI A Friend is a gift you give to yourself Hey Cathy . Indiana Eagles What can ya do? chirt . . Buddies FRED WRUBE ANNE SNEDEKER 1 Remember . . T.P. Moondance Born to Run Hawaii SCOTI D STANFORD Let Nature s Peace Flow Into You As Sunshine Flows Into Trees ELIZABETH SUROWITCH He Who Wants To Fight Begins The End Of Time For 1 Have Riches More Than These GINA M.TESTA Memories 73 — Vinny — 75 G Whaaat? Don't Call Me Girl Mope, Peter's Marie? Crazy Jayne, 1 Ring, T.F BILL TIVENAN You can lock me and throw away the key but you can t Keep my face from Breakin Out — R Scruggs KURT TRAMPLER MATTHEW WALDOR Take It Easy But Take It MARK WEISBERG Avoid Disappointment . . Aim Low Later LEONARD WEITZMAN It Matters Not What You Are Thought To Be, But What You Are Syrus ED ZINCKGRAF ROBERT J. ZIPSE We are the Team of Tomorrow, Let's Make it count. JEANNINE ZUSI It Concerns You and Me 4-13-74 Froggie 62 A. Allan, J. Altshul, S. Backlund, E. Baime, L. Baldi, J. Barg, C. Basniak, T. Bauer. D. Beacher, K. Beck, M. Becker, R. Berenson, M. Bottomley, R. Buchner, D. Carey, D. Christie. R. Ciampi, G. Clayton, M. Cohen, C. Connors, L. Convissor, P. Cope, J. Csarnogusky, D. Cummis. R. Davis, A. Decastro, K. Dempsey, J. Dolan, P. Donlon, M. Dow, T. Driscoll, E. Ehrhardt. N. Endick, A. Evers, C. Faig, M. Farmer, N. Farrell, J. Fernandez, J. Flynn, P. Flynn. N. Fonseca, P. Frasciello, E. Frick, M. Frick, J. Friedfeld, L. Gaby, D. Garfinkle, P. Godfrey. M. Goerke, C. Gold, R. Goldberg, J. Golkin, B. Granger, M. Greenberg, R. Haggerty, P. Hamingson. D. Hartman, J. Hartung, K. Hawrylak, S. Hefti, R. Heller, H. Hellring, A. Hickel, J. Holtz. J. Ippolito, T. Jamaca, A. Jennis, R. Kamberogianni, R. Kaplan, M. Katz, J. Kedersha, S. Kelly. iVtnSfSfi J. Kenny, P. King, M. Kirsch, B. Klein, B. Knopf, K. Konschalski, B. Kruskal, R. Leskanic. south house juniors J. Upton, S. Litwin, D. Logothetis, D. Lynn, G. Madden, M. Majdosz, M. Mcnamara, N. Meharg. C. Milak, D. Mlyn, L. Monarque, I. Morawczynski, T. Munjee, R. Neu, P. Ogden, J. Osley. J. Palazzo, D. Pallitto, J. Palmer, M. Palumbo, E. Papera, A. Parsonnet, B. Perna, R. Peterson. D. Pitman, J. Press, F. Prial, D. Rahusen, A. Riemer, C. Robak, J. Robbins, S. Robichau. B. Robson, S. Rodemer, R. Ross, S. Ryan, S. Salkin, M. Santucci, P. Schnall, J. Schmicker. C. Schmicker, P. Schmidt, W. Schneiderman, C. Schoor, D. Sheridan, D. Silver, J. Solano, S. Sondak. R. Sperduto, M. Springer, E. Stanford, D. Starzynski, C. Stevenson, B. Tamburo, M. Tellado, J. Thier. N. Trespasz, J. Waler, H. Washam, R. Weimar, M. Weisberg, J. Weiss, N. Williams, P. Wilson. 67 M. Winslow, E. Wolski, J. Ziss, J. Zwigard. First Row R. Kohn, K. Kelly, A. DeDomenico, M. Strausberg, D. Cappiello, 0. Viteri, Second Row J. Goldsmith, S. Metro, C. Lipple, L. McCaudless, C. Cross, L. Barone, M. Hasse, C. Wereta, Back Row Left to Right F. Vitiello, L. Polcaro, R. Weisberg, N. Berman, P. O'Mara, A. Bihar, M. Gainet, D. Thomas, E. Raiken, M. Ryan, T. Osley, Mrs. Oliver. First Row F. Haddad, R. Ogust, B. Rubenstein, R. Mann, H. Snyder, Second Row K. Bass, B. Magliaro, L. Hurly, W. Brown, K Palle, S. Kass, D. Billings, T. Klimowitz, Third Row F. Zusi, J. Mastrangelo, P. Gator, P. Jamer, W. Dart, J. Clayton. J. Parsonett, M. Jascur, P. Mellilo, M. Driscoll, Mr. Meddaugh. First Row D. Doyle, R. Konchalski, D. Yourish, D. Bottomley, R. Kenny. D. Aukamp, D. Haley, Second Row K. Daly, S. Kamberogianni, C. Yiteri, S. Rakowitz, D, Vliano, D. Gould, P. Okeefe, T. Tevlin, Third Row C. Mantin, P. Hyans, M Van Kirk, T. Paskas, K. Sherman, D. Wallschleger, K. O'Driscoll, R. Eisenberg, P. Cox, V. Price, J. Mercadante, D. Geddes, Mr. L.C. Brooks. First Row M. Gaykowski, R. DelNegro, R. Lally, C. Flood, Second Row K. Gammell, L. Millman, M. Lehman, S. Phifer, L. Bogstahl, R. Seidel, M. Adler, A. Jochnowitz, J. Stack, Third Row S. McDonnell, R. Zakin, M. Carolan, D. Goodwin, J. Logothetis, B. Barton, H. Mangum, D. Lippaman, G. Piccinini, G. Keyasko, R. Love. First Row F. Malanga, R. McAteer, B. Neivert, P. Papanestor, Second Row L. Giordano, M. Collins, L. Brundage, M. Weitzman, L. Manno, S. Rowe, G. Burstyn, C. Kozub, Third Row R. Petilio, Z. Kerzner, M. Hurst, A. Beatrice, C. Everhard, J. Schultz, L. Orlando, M. Davis, H. Sheil, B. Kalaidjian, T. Birns, L. Hood, Miss Metzger. 5DPH5 69 11 We enjoy a wide range of fashion in '76. Army and painter pants, maxi, midi, or mini length dresses, workboots, wedgies, clogs, and Wallabies make up the look of '76 Chacun a son gout! east house 72 73 J. Potesky President H. Querques Vice President N. Steiner Secretary V. Orenstein Treasurer east house in '76 H. Young, A. Burns, P. Lawall, J. Leister, S. Benjamin, E. Buhrer J. Alfano Language C. Ballenski Business Education C. Burns Social Studies M. Comba English P. Cross Physical Education M. Cryer Home Economics R. Curcio Science G. Domareki Art R. Doyle Science B. Feldstein Science E. Fiske English 76 J. Fletcher J. Ghegan J. Hicks Physical Education Science Physical Education A. Freda R. Grehl D. Hill Industrial Arts English English R. George W. Haven G. Hoffman English Social Studies Science M. Hershey J. Siegel Science Art 77 P. losso Foreign Language V. Lomakin Physical Education M. Marshall English J. Memoli Foreign Language E. MacBeth Nurse A. Mucci Business Education H. Maddox Social Studies S. Paolella Foreign Language Department Head 78 • LAV, P. Parsons F. Trent Mathematics English K. Perry Social Studies R. Root Mathematics A. Shombris Mathematics P. Wagner Mathematics L. Wanco Audio Visual D. Yoresh Physical Education 79 ANGELA BARILLA THOMAS BATTISTA DANIEL M. BECKER Bad things don't last forever, happiness has a chance LAUREN ADUBATO VIRGINIA ALEXANDER Joanne, Kathy, Jackie ... The You've got to give a little love, Avenue . . America Concerts take a little love . . . 6 22 75 . . . LOVE? That Certain Someone . . . PF RICH ALFORD I'm losing a high school. I'm gaining a . . gulp college. KENNY ALLEY LOVE can bring two people to each other, but only faith can keep them together. Marianne CHESELYN AMATO If I am not for myself, then who will be for me? If I am only for myself, what am I, And if not now. when JOHN AMERMAN All things must pass . take a fit . . . I don't care NATALKA BEKESEWYCZ CARY BERLISS On ne voit bien qu'avec le coeur. JANET ANN BERTENSHAW The moon's wind lives in the field as well as in the sea. The contrast is merely of earthiness and power. 82 DONALD BIANCHINI Oggi qua, domani la MAUREEN E. CANNAN DEBORAH A CHRISTIE FRANK J. COCUZZA CATHY CATACALOS BARBARA COLLINS KEVIN CONROY A Friend is a gift whose worth cannot be measured except by the heart . Carol, Drex, Wags , . BUDDIES FrankFree — W.W. of the G.G. it’s GOLDEN . I don't care The greatest thing in life is to know how to be yourself Meeting new people, learning new ideas, growing with each experience Party. E.J + 4.S., B.H.. S.V. LESLIE CHEW It’s the little things that you do that mean the most, D.S. 9 1 74 Chapman, Whata we doin'? BEX. AGAIN COLETTE F DAWE (Collie) I've got to be where my spirit can run free, gotta find my corner of the sky. 22 6 75 BOB NINA DAWE Between the eyes n ears there lies the sounds of colour, the light of a sight. NEAL COHEN Find the cost of freedom, buried in the ground. Mother Earth will swallow you, lay your body down. PATRICK COTTER People can be the best, but with little effort can be the worst Cool and the Gang SHARON DACEY PICK OF THE CROP — Precious Few. Friends are forever L.P Mom. I did it! DAVID DEFINO We don't remember days we remember moments. KMc SOCCER 76 83 EDDIE DEL VECCHIO Everything comes goes — beer, Leslie 2 15 74 DERBY DRECHSEL Today is the first day of the rest of my life. 1-28-75 Smile — tomorrow could be worse. Hey snobl ROBBIN EISENBAND But from the very look in your eyes 1 saw you and 1 had but one heart. Now only our bodies are apart. GLENN EPSTEIN Give me a patch of woods, a knife and an axe. a few close friends, and I'll be truly happy. J.R.thanx HESH FINMAN 1 must endure the caterpillars if 1 am to know the butterflies. SUSAN FISHMAN Open your eyes and see the light The Village Hi-Hi . Tooth . . Chirt . The fights . our table CATHIE FLEMING There is always a link between time that connects the way we are to the way we used to be — On the road — DOUGLAS L. FOLEY And it seems to me you lived your life, like a candle in the wind. 9 13 75 AMY JENNIFER FRIEDMAN It is chance that makes brothers, but hearts that make friends. DENITA GEARING NITZE He who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe is as good as dead (BS) 2 9 74 M B SUZANNE GINDIN DEBBY LYNN GINSBERG Summer of 75 ' Miracles, Casablanca. New Horizons, D. K , Beach, Al-eye. Luvy, Backroom RC SUE GOLDENRING The heart has eyes which the brain knows nothing of — Parkhurst Hi-hil The green bomb. me late? Tooth us JAY GOLDMAN When opportunity knocks, don't answer, it may be the devil! If you do answer, be careful DANIEL GOMEZ Made by the 1 team, Chevrolet. Camaro. Z28 rules the road. Danny LAUREN GROSSO Life is for people to share. Thank you for making me happy. CL, family, friends, 8i Charlie 12 21 73 THOMAS GROTTA A picture says more then a thousand words, and you can't misspell it. ADINA GWATKIN If the students in Columbia became less apathetic, maybe the school would be theirs, not the administrations. WILLIAM W. HANDLEY Time is what we want most, but what we use worst JUDI HARRISON The higher the truth, the simpler it is. JANE M. V. HERMAN .1 don't know just where I'm going, but I'm going to try for the kingdom if 1 can . . Reed JANE HOFFNER Forever striving for the maximum and something beyond . LISA HOLLEY Sometimes the only way to see a place clearly is to look back on it. WIBN — my handiman JAMES JAHNSEN DOUGLAS C JAKEL He who knows others is wise, he who knows himself is enlightened. FRANCINE KLEIN JULIE LEVINE INGER LYSELL ALLEN JOYIENS ARIANA X KORDUBA All moments, past, present, future, always have existed, always will exist. Vonnegut IRENE M LEMEN You give little when you give of your possessions, it's when you give of yourself that you truly give ANNE MacLEOD A smile is the same in every language, so smile!!! ADRIAN LISA KAHN Accepting everyone for what they are; and loving them because they're all so different. JAN KOZLOWSKI To all who remain: Co zaduzo to I swinie nie chca zjesc. Jan locutus causa finita JUDY A. LEWIS It was the best of times, it was the worst of times . it was the season of light. . complete MHS MARC A MAIORELLA Train station, Bloomfield. C. S. N. Y Lemans, Middletown, Orange Y, Scenic Dr The A-OK Custom Van Luney Land Syracuse JULIA BETH KAPLAN Live in the present, not the future or the past The future has yet to come and the past has gone by. J. B. K. TRICE LAWALL Flanges of wood whose curves can make three smooth walls of a room KATHI LEWIS Hey Cin! . Chicago . Memories seem like yesterday . Only the beginning Friends PAUL MALONEY Don't judge yourself at all; accept yourself and move on from there Maloney, stop picking up the pace . NAGOMI KITAMATSU Yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream Kahlil Gibran PAN JAE LEE Consistancy provides opportunity! LADA LISHCHYNSKY You can t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need. DONNA MARINO Isn't it original to be invisible, be a ghost and make the most of when you come to call ANDREA KLEIN Memories they make you laugh, cry, remember all there is NICHOLAS A. LERRO He shining down on us from up above He gives us all his love Do Everything Beautiful Between Inri Earth. MARY LOWE He is immortal . because he has a soul, a spirit capable of compassion and sacrifice and endurance. CAROL MARKSON Already above the moon, still striving to kiss the sun. MISSY MARTINEAU The most important things in life aren't things. 14 Joe KIMITOSHI MATSUURA Hi, 1 am an exchange student from Japan. 1 enjoyed the time in CHS. 1 will never forget that great time KATHLEEN McCONWAY PATRICIA McEACHERN JIM RALPH ' McHUGH Three years of advanced education at Columbia High has taught me one thing Cosmic Man. JOSEPH MERCADANTE Friends are like a treasure, once you've found them you're rich for the rest of your life. P. M. Challenger ANNE E MERKL It s more than just a dream It's reality. PAUL MILLAR RAY-MORTIMER The good times in the commons lunch L. H 2 26 75 A. Gold and P Red I'll never forget this place. TODD R NEWSOME JANET M NOLAN To Joanne and John — Because they saved us and helped us to forget — Thank you and we love you for it. PETER R. NOONAN JEFF O'BRIEN 1 have nothing to say besides goodbye. KATY O'MALLEY If there is a friend, there is a world. MARY ANN PALKOWETZ A man isn't poor if he can still laugh — R Hitchcock STEPHEN PANGIOCHI CRAIG PARRY Hey Bo. wheres the clock? LISA PEPIN-DONAT Rich get richer JOEL PERILSTEIN Life is like a sewer, what you get out of it depends on what you put into it. — T. Leher JAMES M POTESKY CHARLES A. POTTER JEAN PREVOST Live for today and look for tomorrow, but don't forget yesterday. DAVE PRICE Some men never fail, it may be because they never try to succeed DREW PRICE You can not judge a book by its cover Arizona, sunshine c c 88 I've searched and Finally found the true meaning of love — Bobby T 7 28 74 What's a Bobooch? Friends JAMIE PUNDYK Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail HELEN M QUERQUES We need to have people to whom we can turn — knowing that being with them is coming home JB AJ LT SB NANCY JEAN RAGAN Oceans away Go where you may. Love will be with you Oceans away. — P Goodhand — Tail JOE RICHANDELLA To the two reds in my life Puff JOE RIORDAN I've taken my fun to where I've found it. 14 M M CINDY RIZZO How fast they fly, the happy times, when Friends ' are together . Hey Kath! Fingernails . 75 Summer JAMIE SUE ROBINSON The mind is hindered by too little education — and by too much G E Thanx AVIVA ROHDE Preserve your memories — Paul Simon JERRY ROMANO Church Street Gang — were only here for the beer Muchachos LYNNE RONNIE I will live my life as today, not as the past or the future Jackie 90 JED ROSENSTEIN TRACY ROTHSTEIN This above all to thine own self be true William Shakespeare ROBIN ROVER LISA RUBENFELD DANIEL L, RUSS Sugarbear and Susie not enough caring, too many lies, sooner or later too many goodbyes WILLIAM A RUDNER Love is immortal, nate dies every minutes — William Saroyan The Human Comedy RICHARD SABO Why a duck GEORGINA SAGGESE It's all over now baby blue Bobby-sox I'm waving JT Good luck! Caff's and Cogan D s in 0 76 LORI A SAMILSON Grab onto the Miracle Train and Dress your heart again and that's because ' love you DIANE SANTILLO What is precious is never to forget Thanks everybody for the memories. SUE SAPIO Did we. didn't we could we couldn't we? I'm not sure 'cause sometimes loves so blind Sugarbear GARY L SCOTT You will need a love for life to nave a life of love GLS memories of Our Gang — Drew, is that her’ — Elton PEGGY SCOTT Faith hope love and the greatest of these is love Remember! Jesus gave his life away free SEMANYSHYN 2EN0N Be not merely good, be good for something — Thoreau CATHY SHEA It matters not what you are thought to be but what yet a� « for 91 WAYNE SHOLK Sholkie's silver snake '75 Pontiac Wayne and Wendy 11 74 til eternity JEANNE SOLANO After the verb to love , to help is the most beautiful verb in the world. P 0 6-1-75 T F GORDON H. SPRAGUE Time may change me, but 1 can't change time: Bowie . Thanks to all. Suzy-Q and the Guys, laterl Boltl . MIKE STAUHS To all the greasers in town and farewell to Millburns gang at the B E. STEVE STECHER In one's life there is always one bright spot, right Ann. NANCY STEINER And 1 shall pass, incredible as it seems into other lives. This is only an escapade perhaps, a prelude only ANDREW STRAUS Boops THOMAS STRAUSS Only you know and 1 know — Dave Mason SHELLEY R. TANNER Looking for a rainbow down this highway in the wind. Austin. Tx. CRAIG TAYLOR This is not the end, only intermission. M MELINDA THOMPSON We are the music makers — we are the dreamers of dreams Eliza, Olga. Charmaine — S. H P Waubay! DUNCAN TUCK GABE TURIELLO All this 1 swallow, tastes good, it becomes mine. 1 am the man. 1 suffer'd. 1 was there D K.. Ocean G. MARIA VELLUCCI To believe in love is to believe in tomorrow Jim 3 24 75 Sundown '74 ANGELA R. VILLONE It takes less time to do a thing right, than to explain why you didn't. CATHERINE ANN VOGEL The Blue Bomb! Hey Big Mirt! Eagles, Poco What can ya do? Indiana. Interstate 280! KURT S. VOLK Maplewood-South Orange Hockey Club, Karen Kirk 7 31 74, Ary ows ot ig its? CD's. 1 can't wait 3 9 80. JILL-ANNA WELKER The fruit of happiness grows only on the tree of love. DIANE EMILY WERBIN Some far journeys we have taken, some sweet dreams we had to leave. '76 the spirit always Rivers! CHARLES M WEST It is not worth my effort to write a quote in this yearbook KIM WILLIAMS Friendship sometimes ends in love, but love and friends never VIRGINIA M WILLIAMS And losing all your highs and lows, ain't it funny how the feeling goes away — desperado Kevin. ANGIE WILSON What a difference a day makes. PETER J. ZIPF WW of the GG 93 G. Adams, N. Anastasio, H. Aronson, J. Bentley, N. Bergwerk, L. Berman, L. Besbris, S. Blizard. N. Bogan, W. Boileau, M. Braunstein, E. Brennan, M. Brenner, J. Brill, D. Carlomusto, S. Charel. D. Chew, G. Cocuzza, J. Cohen, D. Colby, D. Colby, D. Coniaris, S. Cox, L. Crecco. M. Dalton, M. Davidson, M. Davis, T. Davis, S. Dee, M. DeGeorge, R. Dehart, S. Deserio. J. Devivo, S. Diorio, T. Drury, K. Elimer, R. Evans, S. Festinger, J. Fielo, L. Finn. D. Fogel, D. Gallene, K. Gantz, A. Gasparino, L. Geise, M. Giordano, J. Glatt, C. Gleason. S. Gogan, A. Goldenberg, J. Goldman, L. Gotsch, R. Grasso, D. Greer, E. Grodofsky, R. Grossman. P. Gruber, M. Gurien, N. Haley, H. Hinkes, D. Holland, J. Holzman, D. Jackson, D. Jahnsen. J. Katilus, M. Kelly, D. Kemp, G. Kessler, D. Kilcommons, C. Kimber, W. Kirkland, L. Kondo. 96 L. Kotler, D. Kroll, R. Lawall, J. Lawler, C. Lennon, J. Lerner, J. Levin, A. Lieb. G. Lindstrom, A. Lombardi, M. Lowell, C. Maffei, T. Magliaro, J. Maguire, P. Marino, J. Markowitz. K. Marlowe, K. Matta, C. Merkl, T. Meyer, L. Micchelli, S. Millar, D. Millner, P. Muratore. D. Myers, D. Neibart, J. 0 Neill, F. Oldewurtel, A. Orenstein, F. Pakonis, L. Panitch, P. Pasquarosa. E. Perrine, R. Peyton, H. Price, J. Pundyk, M. Purcell, H. Rados, W. Radtke, J. Riley. M. Rohde, S. Roth, G. Rover, P. Rowland, P. Rozyn, A. Rubin, L. Samet, C. Scanlon. J. Schultz, J. Schwartz, B. Scott, A. Shachat, D. Shea, A. Shire, J. Sichel, T. Siegel. K. Sklaw, T. Stevens, K. Stuppi, P. Sullivan, B. Tarantino, J. Thornton, M. Trinity, A. Turkel. B. Tzeses, K. Volk, M. Weiner. L. Williams, E. Williams, J. Winegar, J. Wolfe, D. Young. 97 First Row A. Davis, R. Cippolini, J. Singer, K. Kowalski, Second Row J. Glancey, S Tanner, M. Jakel, S. Fine, C. Mazur, A. Miller, L. Robinson, R. Myers, K. Joyiens, Third Row S. Washington, R. Francis, J. Herman, B. Riegel, B. Lowe, M. Gallene, S. Renkar, S. Lewis, T. Scalera, S. Rohde, J. Peyton, J. Rubenfeld, Mr. Paul Wagner. First Row 0. Melchior, J. O'Malley, R. Nolan, M. Conroy, W. Weisberg, Second Row M. Fehrenbach, N. Kondo, S. Stewart, L. Blau, K. Schroeck, M. Williams, J. Vaccarella, M. Silver, Third Row R. Cousins, T. Lampkin, T. Defino, S. Lewkovich, S. Diamond, R. Armenti, P. Rodrick, D. Drury, C. Proetta, T. Salzman, G. Celliti, R. Maltz, D. Gelbert, A. Whittle, A. Goodrich, Mr. Parsons. First Row E. Ruby, N. Kesler, E. Stock, L. Giodano, M. O'Rourke, B. Roman, M. Marlowe, N. Skoloff, S. Zipf. S. Becker Second Row C. Price, P. Romano, A. Parente, N. Murrill, R. Graessle, W. Young, A. Chaplowitz, M. Downey, A. Hubshman, D. Steiner, J. Fu, A. Ainslie, T. Carlin, Mr. Freda. First Row M. Stern, L. Borodinsky, D. Fantl, E. Ketyer, M. Dingelstedt, S. Kanter, Second Row H. Radtke, D. Harrison, S. Rothman, L. Oldewurtel, S. Cawler, S. Thornton, N. Zajac, H. Gering, D. Aronson, Third Row Miss A. Shumbris, A. Perilstein, C. Dalton, M. Evans, E. Spielberg, T. Carter, L. Newsome, B. Roman, L. Wade, J. Coniaris, J. Martineau, L. Holzer, L. Mercadante. First Row J. Lewis, K. Krich, J. Keller, M. Knoph, Second Row J. Monteleone, B. Dowling, D. Walker, D. Costa, L. First Row K. Drechsel, P. Marone, F. Fogel, M. Contreras, Second Row K. Volk, V. Savino, C. Houle, S. Spingarn, D. Perrine, M. Williams, E. Kress, A. Fishkind, B. Giannotto, Third Row S. Stevens, J. Mattian, W. Little John, C. Adubato, Rohde, A. Green, L. Bradley, B. Harrison, L. Lennon, M. Mortimer, Third Row J. Lindstrom, B. Freimut, T. O'Neill, N. J. Winslow, D. Christie, E. Gunning, C. Shields, B. Grohsgal, P. Tivenan, R. DeGeorge, Miss Hicks. Romano, M. Scalera, A. Kapaln, P. Caskey, D. Russ, H. Singer, E. Pilato, P. Meyer, Mrs. Alfano. _CYl ,vc.‘«j r • • west house 102 103 west house in '76 M. Murrill (Guidance) B. McHugh (Guidance) J. De Vinny (House Director) N. DiMenna (Secretary) G. Geotz (House Director) G. Plishka (Guidance) IfflBBZLI 00 ?. ,83� ' •°3nC IOVLAND, 1 3TJNTINGT05 ; '' OiASNER, I , y) sK «CREXJTZER u m xj Sir tfC HUGH. I PALMA., MRlift PLIsHKA. 1 PRESS, MR; w E. Bobrowski Mathematics E. Casapulla English H. Effron Science F. Booth M. Chapin Physical Education English W. Fenstermacher Music R. Bunio Mathematics G. Chase Art D. Calabrai Physical Education N. DePinto Social Studies D. Hammingson English 106 D. Hogenauer Social Studies R. Huntington Social Studies R. Kreutzer Music B. Holland J. Kiley Industrial Arts English D. Lasko M English M. Hovland Home Economics M. Krasner English T. LeVine Physical Education R. Nolan Special Education 107 1 b c C K. 1 II III J 900000 -!8 l 22 23 24 25 HU 3 0 0 0 0 0 II II II I] II is mmlilii o o o o |o 30 31 32 33 34 J2 1 2 2 I . 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 444444 5 5 5 5 5 S 2 3 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 2 2 I ,3 3 3 3 3 3 I 444443 T. Palma Science A. Quiroli Foreign Language M. Pedoto Business Education S. Richter Science A. Press Mathematics M. Rosenberg English 108 W. Price Foreign Language M. Schley English E. Sehringer Mathematics J. Tonges Science E. Vom Eigen Library B. Wask Physical Education D. Weidlich Business Education C. Williams Business Education Department Chairman min a h si si a i tint 22222: 33333: 4l44. $ s 15: 110 NANCY ARMA LAWRENCE AUFIERO SHOLOM M. ACKELSBERG PHILIP T. ACONE PATRICK ADAMS The deepest feeling always We never know what we are He loves each one of us. as if Common sense, do what it will shows itself in silence TAH talking about, nor whether what we are saying is true. — Bertrand Russell there were only one of us — St. Augustine cannot avoid being surprised occasionally. Learn to expect the unexpected BR FRANK BALAZS DENISE BARYIEWSKI What a thing friendship is — World without end . Memories of WC JOHN BAUER Hungover ReDeyco DogTiren SATisfieo It's a longroad and a little wheel it takes a lot of torns to get there DANA ADLER Oh you mean after they eat so many bananas that they can t get out of the banana hole?” J D S LORI DENISE BAILEY Sue remember fantasy 7 and EB I am I you are you thats the only way we can be us. RAYMOND APGAR HINDA APPEL Good times Good friends Memories JENNIFER BICK PETER BENJAMIN m 112 SUZANNE BRASK Back in my little town 1 grew up believing with 10 miles ANN BREEN Life is what you make it. S.S. CL. NASH BREEN To whom it may concern April 13, 1974 (A lot) DOUGLAS BIEN MARY-ALEXANDRA BLASI Did you ever see the faces of AMY SUE BLUMENAU From there to here, from here to behind me and 10,000 more to children? . . . They believe in there, funny things are go dreams, and all they mean. TOMMY BL'DG’MM everywhere. D.S. LORA BUNIS There is but one salvation for the tired soul ... the love of another person (D.F. 9 13 75) GREGORY P. BURKE Some men see things as they are and say. Why. I dream things that never were and say. Why not. JOEL G. BURRIS Achievement is the result of effort VITALINA BOCCONGELLI The LORD is good, a strong hold in the day of trouble; and He knoweth them that trust in him. Nahum 1:7 DAVID BOONE The Names don't change; but the People do. PAUL BOROWICZ We went to the sacred office, where we heard the music could never miss IRWIN BROWN Hit the Park, Hit Montrose, Hit the Village, Hit anywhere but home. EDDIE BUTERA To talk of architecture is a joke till you can build a chimney that can't smoke J.R.PLANCHE' BARBARA CADIGAN Where to now, St. Peter, show me which road I'm on. CAROL COGAN ROBERT DAKELMAN NANCY ENG The grass withereth. the flower fadeth: but the word of our Lord shall stand forever Isaiah 40.8 CAROLYN CAFFREY If only you believe like I believe we d get by, if only you believe in miracles, so would I. Fiat MARK CRANDALL We all need above all to have continuously before us visions of our own possibilities. CHRIS DeMARCO There’s so many dreams I've yet to find, but they're so far away.” BRUCE FELDSTEIN When in need of a friend, or someone to be with, turn to nature. GARY CAHILL Feelings like I never had before — B.P. — 5 17 75 . , . Our Gang What a bummer What a freak out Yaneeh!” JOHN K. CRILLEY RUTH DINERMAN I wish I had a river, I could skate away on. I wish I had a river so long, I would teach my feet to fly MARIA FERNANDEZ ANN MICHELLE CAPPAZE All things must pass . Strawberry fields . . . Mexico . . . Rolling Stones . . . Harmony. MONA CUMMINGS Don't let it bring you down, things work out for the best. PS I did not almost take the front off the van 8 FRANKIE DONEGAN Go neirt an bothar leat . . . (A dumb Irishman) P.S. Soccer No. 1 JUDITH FINE ROSETTA CARMICHE Yesterday all my troubles seemed so far away. MARIE-LAURE CUNLIFFE Vivre. c'est gouter. sentir. et aimer. JAIME DURANDO N. I don't care. Psycho. Have fun enjoy life D.G.L.E. Take a fit. Football, lax A.N Z.S.P.A. G. DEBBIE FIORENZA If your friend doesn't have a smile give him yours. BETTY ANNE CARTMELL 'Tomorrow see the things that never came today N. Young JOHN DAGOSTINI DONNA ELLIOTT You Nerdl Lenny 74 If your friends are there than everything is alright. LYNN FITZPATRICK GRETCHEN FRANKLIN RUTH FRIEBAND KRISTINE M. FRIEL ROSLYN GHEE NANCY E. GIULIANO PAUL GOERKE The permanent defeat of life Dare to be different and follow For all you touch, and all you'll Anxieties of tomorrow, pleasures No one has crossed the sea of comes when dreams are surrendered to reality your own star. see, is all your life will ever be. MIRACLES J.S. 7-17-75 of today, memories of yesterday . Cherished 19th; my family; STX-fb-lb-CL death, will you? You are impetuous like all the rest LEZLIE GORA And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the LORD, and not unto men. COLOSSIANS 3:23 JUDY A. GRABOWSKI As time goes on I realize just what you mean to me . John Friends Hey Sue Cin . . KENNY GROSS I don't want to be down, I got to move on, got to get away — stone free Jimi Hendrix ANNMARIE HADU (STYMIE) That special someonel You'll get over itl You loved it! DizzyQ You know! My village P's 2-9-75 Foungo H.D. FRANCES A. HARRINGTON DEBBIE HERBSTOMER Tomorrow may rain, so I'll follow the sun F.P.. O.Z. JAY HINDMAN ERNEST HOFMANN By George, we got it! ADAM P HOLLAND JEFFREY J. HOOD JOHN HOOPER What ever you do in life, may you be successful Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball. TRG's L.G M. JENNIFER HUGHES and miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep. ROBERT FROST SARA JACOBSON LORI JACOBUS TRACIE JELLINEK ANTHONY P. JONES MICHAEL KAPLAN MICHAEL KASLOW We dare not just look back to Though we rush ahead to save Now, since I'm leaving CHS 1 The sounds that meet our ears. great yesterdays. We must look our time we are only what we leave all my hounding and NHA sights our eyes behold, will open forward to great tomorrows feel Business to Steve, Bill. Curtis our merging hearts feed our N.H.A. 75 empty souls CAROL E. KAUNITZ . . Failures have been errors in judgement, not intent.” Grant SEAN KERRIGAN JAYNE ELLEN KOENIG Tuff what Puff said cause I'm not around right bow — beach haven M.J.F. Sticky buns — give me a breaklll Bye — CAROL KONKOWSKI Now that I know that I am no wiser than anyone else, does this wisdom make me wiser? KEITH LEWIS KRASNEY NANCY J. KRUVANT College! What's that??? May my path, and all of my friend's paths cross in the near future. 5ft.7in. Junior Year CL MARIA KUCHYNSKY Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind . . BAZIL — FLOOZE! . . . Glen Spey Wildwood, 1975 — EM? . SUZY-Q GARY KWIECIEN Without faith man is a victim of circumstance. KEVIN P. LARKIN JUDITH L. LEVINE As soon as you learn to trust yourself you will know how to live. LISA LEWIS True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and choice. JEANNA LIBRAMENTO ... it will take a miracle to create the same ultimate, maternal, security. P S. Discovery CATHY LIEBERMAN To everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven ECCLESIASTES JONATHAN MARK LIEBMAN NANCY LINDEMAN Someday we ll look back on this and it will all seem funny. JUDY MAAS but now there is nothing but a memory . . . Ham and cheese anyone? PARTY!!! MONICA MASELLI JOSEPH MAULT Summer days on old Cape Cod.” SUE. 4 23 75 . • skiing and tennis . . Bummed out things could be worse. KATHY McARDLE SUSAN M. McCLUSKEY Ya got to have Friends” . . . Hey Jude . . Cin . . C C MICHAEL McGRATH 1 live for my dream and a pocketful of gold. STEPHEN G. MEADE The barks as the caravan moves on. GARY MELAMED DANNY MENDOZA 'Stairway to Heaven” . Joe . Country Roads . . Seagull: Maine SOME FACES IN THE CROWD STEPHEN MERRIGAN Time fades away . J.Bates . . DONNA D. MERISE DAVID MILLIKEN ALETA MIMS Bowie June 8 1972 Charelle y Jones MARIA MISALE A friend is a person with whom 1 may be sincere. Before him, 1 MICHAEL MISALE Keep on truckin Puggy may think aloud . . . Forever. Finally Janl SHERI MOLLACH IMSMMVJCCHS7NDNEDNTKT- UQIVDTIBHLSDNJSTPSODB2- SRSMMSE CPIDDTMMDCJNGABRUSOJL- NTLCH + SGCTRGD IMNXTC. UCIM LEAVINGI MARYALICE MONAHAN Time passes and life goes on but theres always time to remember and love. LINDA S. NATHAN FORD NICHOLS CATHY PARRY Catching the summit train, lunch If we only have love, then time parties, t at Tom's, bumming tomorrow will dawn — Brel out 5 per, third floor, runs. good-bye. LAURIE PIERSON CAROL NICHOLSON All that glitters isn't gold. GLENN PALLEN 120 DOREEN PITT Memories are made of things that happen everyday, moments as we live them things we do or say ROBERTA E PLASTOCK All of the colors are black it's not that the colors aren't there It's just imagination They lack MARIE RAGONESE Live for today dream of tomorrow learn from yesterday! R.C Memories, T for two. Belmar T for two, Belmar 75, camping, wash JUDY RAVIN He's murdering the time! Off with his head! Lewis Carroll MARYBETH REGAN We cannot design the frames for our destiny but what we put into it, is ours. KATHY RICHARDS Cherish your yesterdays and live your tomorrows Danny May 10 1975 yea Squirrel. BEVERLY SEARL Tally-ho! LYDIA MARI SEMANYSHYN JOE ROCCO CHARLIE RODRICK All you've got is one life — living once can be rough; but if you live everyday all the way — once is enoughl CHARLES SCHAT2 History makes clear that precious few original ideas have come from groups. This class will be excluded 121 LORI RUSSO We can never know about the days to come but we think about them anyway Willie 10 1 74 CHARLES SAINZ I broke all the rules, strafed my old high school ooh growin’ up. Bruce Springsteen DOMINIQUE SEYlfR STEPHANIE C. SMITH NANCY SIMPKINS LUCINDA SLOAN ling and bot joe My favorite 1-B.F Clinton friends . no secrets a true love lasts P.B. Is the sun shining golden — shining right down on me? If we are to grow and make worth our existence we must learn to exchange the essence of ourselves. RENEE J. SPORMAN It would be good to live life one day at a time. If only we didn't have to worry about the future. Ziggy CATHY M. STAGER Three years of advanced education has taught you what? Ralph ? Sis ANDREW STEVENS Two times in a man s life when he should not speculate; when he can't afford it, and when he can . . . Twain GREGORY STRAHAN GUY C. STRUTZ DOUGLAS TAYLOR Phillup the bowl so sweet! A friend is someone who knows all about but likes you anyway right floppers ROBIN TAYLOR VAL TELLADO FLORENCE M. TIVENAN We all know success when we (Fonie) A ship in a harbor is safe, find our own dreams. but that is not what ships are built for. Shedo BORIS TKACIUKAS Some people go through life getting results; others get consequences. JANE VAN DOREN Nothing makes the world so spacious as to have friends at a distance: They make the longitudes and latitudes DAN WAGENER When I face life's greatest computer I hope it can be told though I’m torn and spindeled I didn't fold. RICHARD K. WALSH 68 Satellite dumps 62 Grand Prix. TA-TI WANG LEON H. WICKS Goodbye to the friends and the parties at 71 Signed Mama DANIEL WOLDIN JACQUELINE D. WOOLLEY SUZANNE ZEMEL For there is nothing either good Happy Hours, Happy Times, or bad but thinking makes it so. Happy Days! Hamlet Remember Bohack! MARK ZIEMOLOZYNSKI LYDIA E. ZMYJ Burn slowly the candle of life JULIE ZUCKERMAN 683400 D. Adams. D. Adams, M. Adelman, G. Allison. G. Auciello, J. Baker. T. Bauer, K. Berggren, R. Berman. D Bernstein, D. Berry. S. Bogart. A. Borden, T. Brubaker, J. Cardon. P. Carew. E. Caron, R Carpenter. P. Cartmell, K. Charniga. S. Claycomb. T. Cotter. F. Dascoli. L. DeTorrice B Deutsch, M Dilady. M Doyle, B. Enderle. L. Falcetano. G. Floystad. N. Foczmanski, D. Fram J. Frasco, C Frisch, G Gloshinski, C. Gora. L. Gury, L. Hauser, L. Havemeyer. R. Heller P. Holi, K. Hornish, M. Hulnick, D lantosca, M. lantosca. G. Juliano. K. Karu. L. Kaufman. V. Kelton, K Kerigan. J. Klein, C. Klotz. M Kusnetz, C. Lagemann, A. Laiter, L. Lamorgese, 126 D. Leary, F. Leyner, S. Libramento, J. Lynch. M. Maisto, S. Manginelli, F. Mangum, E. Margules West House Juniors M. Marzano. K. Matsumoto, J McCormick. J. Mayer, B Mills. K Moglia, K Nelson. P. Neubauer J. Och, E. Parry, B. Perlman, L. Perkins. S. Perrella. A Pettiford. J. Pine. L. Potters C. Puglio. L. Remstein, J. Rich. S. Riddick, L. Rosenberg. M Sacharow, J. Santonsuosso. N. Schlenger J. Schuler. F. Schuster, R. Schwab. D. Sherwood. R. Shevalier, S. Simko. S. Simon. S. Simon A. Simonson, K. Sloan, R. Sloane. C. Slobodien. D. Smith, K Smyre, K. Stack, L. Stager E. Stammler, R. Stawski. D Stein. D. Stickle, J. Stoke. J Struzt, T. Tallarico, D. Tambor S. Taylor, S. Torre, G. Turiansky, L Vickory. J Walsh, W Ware, M Weinblat, L. Weinert K Wortendyke, D. Wright, I. Young 127 First Row J Jorgensen. $ Watkins, J Klabflur, S McConway, M. Seyler, T Maselli, C. Stein, V Burski, L. Breen, M Walsh, N Tkaciukas, C, Caffroy, Second How G Mangino, E Litman, E. Altholz, D Meade, J. Cortez, T. Grabowski, J. Gainsburg, G Kornbluh, I’ Murphy. T. Balazs, P Hooper, C Fiorim, G. Faynor, Mrs. Bobrowsky. First Row P. Donahue, D. Kralik, K. Deane, V. Clark, D. Good, R. Jachobson, S. Ladd, D. Rees, D. Wortendyke, L. McLoughlin, S. Ricci, K. Farley, Second Row R. Pagano, M. Van Loon, S. Sobering, P. Ritota, J. Manginelli, D. Seaman, J. Magliaro, A. Turiansky, A. Beesley, W. Allison, S. Mendoza, S. Harrington, E. Leone, G. Jackson. First Row G. Libramento, K. Kearney, D. Helbig, B Acone, L. Malgieri, C. Chamberlin, T Mayer, L Borinsky, J Wahl, E. First Row A. Medford, L. Gloshinski, J. Klein, J. Lasser, M. Crandall, D. Deckert, B. Eng, J. Wedsworth, M. Domenick, Skoler, M. Firner, Second Row Miss Schley, D. Giordano, B. Reis, B. Huberman, M. Nimaroff, R. Mortorano, D. Jackson, Second Row R. Smith, P. Pasquale, M. Good, J. Lidoski, J. Jacobs, F. Meyers, A. Turner, H. Korman, J. Allison, J. S. Haggerty, L. Fochesato, P Torsiello, S. Millerick, M Dwortzan, G. Rowe, L. Madden, F Hadley. Robson, F. Kruvant, S. Newfeld, A. Brown, J. Ringle, D. Wright. First itow K Pope, D. Roberts, P Verner, V Hatcher, Second Row K McCann, M Haggerty. J. Monti. M. Strahan, K. Rumpler, P Hood, I Konnoy, D Rosenbert, D Bevery, S Kebalm, J Masessa, S Long. Third Row Mr. Quiroli, J. Furbish, D Hurley, W. Spain. R De Begellonia, J Le Vicchi, E Simmons, V Nardone, D Blasi, T. Fischman, D Goldberg, M Maltese, H Fensturmucher, E Payne First Row M. Finelli, M. Andrew, D Ward, C. McCluskey, T. Regan, H. Loewenthal, C. Wagener, P. Doyle, C. Barbanel, A. Gilman, B. Stier, Second Row A. Danyluk, E. Kopec, D. Ochs, M. Rodriguez, M. Conway, S. Keene, L. Woolley, L. Marsh, T. Gainer, S. Hoffman, B. Brutzman, D. Mitchell. The Faces Of 76 activities 134 Bookstore First Row B. Masi, J. Weiss Second Row D. Colby, Ms. Marshall, K. Ryan Economics Club First Row P. Maloney, J. Lippman, M. Lowell Second Row J. Butterfly, L. Horowitz, T. Davis, S. Blumenau, E. Berk, S. Robichau Third Row S. Hendler, J. Pundyk, M. Braunstein, P. Benjamin, M. Crandall, A. Stark Student Exchange Committee First Row D. Pitman, E. Margules, R. Levin, J. Lewis, N. Foczmanski Second Row L. Weinert, M. Porcell, D. Nover, F. Leyner, D. Cummis, L. Rosenberg, S. Sondak, L. Nathan Third Row Mr. Hogenaurer, P. Schechner, L. Potters, J. Kedersha, B. Berson, H. Bierman Finance Club First Row A. Shachat, M. Kirsch, K. Karn Second Row E. Baime, J. Burris, A. Cacciarelli, M. Schachman, D. Pitman, G. Adams, David Neibart (chairman), D. Gelbert Pep Committee First Row G. Byrd, M. Daher, S. Claycomb, L. Kondo, J. Klein, M. Winslow, G. Nemitz, D. Leary, L. LaMorgese, J. Prevost Second Row J. Klebaur, N. Kondo, M. Monahon, Cougar Third Row K. Volk, D. Gearing, B. Cadigan, C. Dawe (Chairman), Mr. Doyle, D. Santillo (chairman), C. Price, J. Horvath, J. Wahl, H. Aronson, S. McConway, A. Vaeth, M. Hagerty ; Activities opportunities at Columbia are many and varied. 138 r' 4 S COLUMBIA ALMA MATER Word si • Stephen Carey Music I • Carl G. Petrie 'lio care not vfhatls in All hon « or g our not - to, An ia High School uard, [is no lunbia I Cercie Frangais First row: A. Shire, Eric, A. Orenstein Second row: C. Berliss, P. Wald (les presidents) Third row: B. Giannotto, T. Klimowicz, Mme. Krasner, H. Fenstermacher Italian Club First row: L. Adubato, J. Puglio, B. Burks, M. Misale, M. Misale, C. Bennett, D. Colby Second row: Mr. Germano, J. Hood, R. Ciampi, K. Kool, S. Zecca, D. O'Cone Third row: G. D'Ambrosio, P. Isabella-Valenzi, T. Pagliuca, K. Lieberman, M. Scalera, D. Merlucci Black Student Union First row: S. McMillan, P. Mceachon, R. Meyers, B. Roman, V. Spain Second row: A. Mims, J. Osley (vice-president), S. Smith (president), R. Marshall (secretary), B. Roman Third row: D. Smith, M. Garrett, R. Dechalis, K. Grady, P. Williamson, A. Jackson, D. Jackson Fourth row: B. Boyd, H. Hale, B. Perkins Take LATIN now Avoid tbJSush Later! Forum Romanum First row: J. Kozlowski, J. Jorgensen, L. Blau, D. Nover, C. Chan Second row: A. Stevens, H. Wheat, Mrs. Wolf, L. Potters, J. Novich Display Committee First row: K. Rooney, P. Neubauer, K. McArdle (vice-chairman) Second row: A. Kosdoba, L. Semanyshyn (chairman), N. Foczmanski, L. McAr- dle Missing: M. Doyle, P. Hall, L. Cardone Valhalla First row: K. Goldman, L. Nathan, J. Barton, L. Goldstein Second row: P. Freidman, J. Stillman, R. Dinerman, J. Levin, B. Binder, T. Watnik Missing: J. Spear, J. Rebo Math Club First Row J. Burstyn, P. Wald Second Row P. Schechner, C. Amato, R. Nudelman, S. Ackelsburg, Miss Shumbris Math Lab Aides First Row S. Lawler, R. Summer, Commander B. Kruskal, J. Primer, Commander P. Schechner, B. Brutzman Second Row E. Litman, D. Meade, C. Bonin, Commander-In-Chief A.J. Pantazes, J. Fielo, L. Conn, R. Kaplan Third Row P. King, K. Sklaw, S. Acklesberg, H. Van Gelder, P. Hyans, L. Stager (Lab Aid Secretary), D. Werbin, J. Rosen, B. Wayne, R. Riegel Fourth Row V. Kuchynsky, R. Heller, R. Goldberg, P. Evans, R. Alford, G. Sobering, R. Snevalier Fifth Row B. Spain, R. Dukelman, M. Kaslow Electronics Club D. Lynn, R. Zimmermann, P. Papanestor, V. Carson, M. Misale, M. Matcwson, R. Nolan NO SMOMMG Fin Second Computer Club R. Alford, F. Fogel, Mr. Bunio, N. Endick Parnassian Society First row: R. Bell, D. Colby, P. DeHoff Second row: T. Carey, S. Noonan, G. Cupoli, D. Gettes the Columbian VOLUME LV11 COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL JUNE. 1976 The Spirit of ‘Columbian’ Gains in the Columbian, the student newspaper of Columbia high school, made great progress during the 1975-1976 school year towards fulfilling its intended purpose as the information medium, the forum, and the voice of CHS students. News and Feature Coverage the Columbian further ex- panded its news coverage this year, spanning a wide range of local and national topics. An article in the September 4 issue first brought to public attention the Science of Creative Intelligence (trans- cendental meditation) course, which became the source of vigorous controversy. The News-Record, Time, and The New York Times followed subsequently with more ad- vanced coverage. November 26 the Columbian First row: K. Krasney, P. Wald. D. Pitman, J. Rosenbaum. Second row: J. Izenman, A. Borden. J. Brill. G. Cohen, A. Friedman. Third row: D. Becker (Editor), R Kaplan, L. Conn again competed with The New York Times in covering the student walk-out to the Board of Education. Slightly less prestigious, but equally as important was the Columbian's continual cover- age of the local budget crisis. A special budget issue, a number of in-depth analyses, and a variety of features exhaustively examined, from every conceivable aspect, the causes, the manifestations, and the possible solutions to the crisis. Reviews of Broadway shows, a behind-the-scenes examina- tion of one of the year’s most popular new television shows, and highlights of various students and student organi- zations supplemented the in- terpretive features. Production and Business the Columbian, for perhaps the first time in history, realized a profit on an issue this year, achieving a goal dreamed by Boards of Educa- tion throughout the country. This was a direct result of three factors, production ex- perience, cheaper paper, and business expansion. As one of the few high school newspapers in the country published and printed entirely within the school, the Colum- bian has continually been cheaper to produce than other school papers. However, it was only this year that the staff gained enough experi- ence and efficiency in graphics to cut production costs. the Columbian increased its advertising revenue this year by both increasing its advertis- ing space and by the creation of a classified ads section. The classified ads were perhaps the greatest success of the year, both monetarily and in terms of reader interest. It not only attracted the attention of Columbia students and teach- ers, but also that of parents and the editorial staff of the News-Record. the Columbian, for all its advances this year, remained one of the most maligned of the student institutions, possibly exceeding student council in amount of criticism received. Typographical errors, produc- tion errors, printig errors, errors in facts, errors in judgement, errors in correc- tions of errors all prompted protest, the Columbian's ulti- mate success in dealing with these problems is of small concern here. What is impor- tant is that the paper this year better fulfilled its purpose, while simultaneously inviting debate and student participa- tion in an effort to make it better. CHAOS (Columbia High Alternative Opportuni- ties School), now in its second year at Columbia High School, is a program for those junior and senior students who are interested in practical education through the acquisition of basic skills and knowledge, and through introduction to a va- riety of disciplines and learning experiences. This is done in structured classes, jointly planned student-teacher Mini-courses, explora- tion of the immediate community, and independ- ent study. In addition to their regular classroom activities, CHAOS students and staff participate in the Home and School Association s Annual Flea Mar- ket, and sponsor speakers from such organiza- tions as Alcoholics Anonymous, Rutgers University Labor-Management Relations, Dare, and Seton Hall law students. Not only does this diversity make the school day more interesting for the student, but it also offers him a broader scope of knowledge. by television newswoman Marilyn Baker The inside story o' Patrfo Hearst nnd The Columbia High School Concert Choir has grown tremendously over the past two years thanks to Mr. Wayne C. Fenstermacher. He has inspired the group towards a much higher level of choral performance. The 1975 Holiday Concert is proof of this. In this concert the choir performed selections from the Messiah and Judas Maccabeus by Handel, both extremely demanding oratorios, yet has proven it's versatility by singing, equally well, both classical and popular compositions. Mr. Fenstermacher has shown that Columbia possesses many talented vocalists, i.e. seniors Philip Acone, Alice Farrell, Harold Finman, Jennifer Hughes, Lawrence Loeber and Melinda Thompson. Many thanks to Miss Rosalind Dobie, the choir's accompanist, for her continual and excellent musical support. VvV THE SOUND OF MUSIC Maria Rainer................... Jennifer Hughes Sister Berthe..............................Alice Farrell Sister Margaretta............... Mary Alex Blasi The Mother Abbess.............Melinda Thompson Sister Sophia..................... Ellen Klein Captain Von Trapp............. Robert Bausmith Franz........................................Jon Solomon Frau Schmidt.......................Susan Fried The Children: Liesl .......................... Cathy Parry Friedrich...............................Darryl Geddes Louisa....................... Cindy Slobodien Brigitta................................ Laura Besbris Marta................................... Kathy Walker Gretl............................. Kim Palle Kurt......................... Jeremy Primer Rolf Gruber................................ Seth Newfeld Elsa Schraeder.............................Paula Meyerson Max Detweiler..................Andrew Sarewitz Herr Zeller.................................Greg Cupoli Baron Elberfeld................ Steve Libramento A Postulant..................... Cecelia Wereta Admiral Von Screiber.......................Louis Potters Chess Club First row: L. Conn, J. Filo, J. Sichel, J. Frieband Second row: B. Davidson, D. Dlugosz, Mr. losso Bicycle Club M. Johnson, E. Simmons, S. Hendler, D. Wagner, S. Stanford, Mr. Lubkin, F. Wrubel, K. Cohan Fencing Club J. Lechase, Sang Hahn, F. Fogel, S. Libermento, A. Kasin, S. Holland AAAAAA Assembly Committee First row: E. Baime, H. Bierman, S. Roth, A. Parsonnet Second row: J. Palmer, D. Garfunkle, A. Reimer, D. Cummis, L. Rosenberg Third row: R. Lasser, G. Adams, R. Peyton, J. Barg, A. Schachat Shakespeare Society First row: A. Farrell, M. Thompson, Dr. George, J. Burstyn. Second row: A. Turner, E. Baime, P. Schechner, T. Hoens, D Colby Natural Foods Club First row: E. Margules, A. Shire, H. Hellring, M. Winslow. S. Tanner. Second row: G. Melamed, L. Zuckerman, H. Finman (president), T. Lawall, B. Tivenan, S. Smith, L. Horowitz, J. Barg, K. Nelson, K. Sherman. P. Nelson, N. Collins, B. Feldstein October 23, 1975 . . South Orange Assembly Candidates January 20, 1976 . . . the world food crisis December 12, 1975 . . . Toma the assemblies of '76 November 10, 1975 . . . Mr. Angiel discusses budget cuts TION, AND LIGHTING. COMPOSITIONS: ELEMENTS OF ART, HOW TO BEGIN, EXPLORA- TION THROUGH MOVEMENT, SELF-EVALUATION. THE COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL DANCE CLUB OFFERS A SAMPLE OF THE TOTAL DANCE EXPERIENCE TECHNIQUES: USE OF ENERGY IN SPACE AND TIME, DESIGNS AND LEVELS, DYNAMICS AND RHYTHM. STAGING: MUSIC, SETS AND PROPS, PRESENTA- YOU HAVE TO LOVE DANCING TO STICK TO IT. IT GIVES YOU NOTHING BACK, NO MANUSCRIPTS TO STORE AWAY, NO PAINTINGS TO SHOW ON THE WALLS . . . NOTH- ING BUT THAT SINGLE FLEETING MOMENT WHEN YOU FEEL ALIVE. IT IS NOT FOR UNSTEADY SOULS. MERCE CUNNINGHAM Speed Reading Club L. Borodinsky, P. Murphy, M. Perlman, Mr. Margulis, L. Horowitz, M. Ryan. Junior Achievement First row: D. Colby Second row: R. Heller, A. Simonson, R. Mayer Third row: G. Goldstein, L. Horowitz, E. Baime, G. Savidis Fire Committee First row: Mr. Hoffman, R. Haggerty, S. Charel, L. Berman, K. Goldman, L. Weinert, D. Pitman. Second row: D. Leary, I. Young, J. Barg, J. Zuckerman, S. Litwin, J. Pundyk Stage, Light and Sound Crew First row: M. Weiner, A. Parsonet, K. Harylak, G. Savidis, M. Schachman, C. Sainz, P. Marino, Mr. Defino Second row: R. Lasser, P. Rowland, L. Hartman, S. Roth, H. Medinets, J. Cohen, C. Potters, M. Cowan, L. Potters, M. Dilday. Bridge Club First row: J. Ochs Second row: B. Tzeses, S. Freeman, M. Rohde. Third row: J. Brill, M. Adelman, S. Barr, L. Conn, J. Sichel, M. Cohen, J. Fielo, R. Heller. I S� «u� v Msm the arts Bethie Normil-1 Kimitoshi Matsuura-2 Giuliana D'Aambrosio-3 Tati Wong-4 Danny-5 Ayelet Livne-6 Nola Jolly-7 Eric Feuz-8 Inger Lysell-9 Maria Lanza-10 Athena Galanis-11 Maria Fernandez-12 Victor Fasano-13 Mr. Little vs. Mrs. Correa-14 T .vj This year, Columbia High School was host to a number of foreign and exchange students from countries all around the world. They involved them- selves in activities in Columbia ranging from assemblies to swimming to crafts. They brought to the school a knowl- edge of cultures different from ours, and as they leave Co- lumbia to return home, the im- print they will leave on those who knew them will be as indeli- ble as that they will leave on Co- lumbia in '76. 175 Songleaders First row: I. Obsharsky, H. Washam Second row: D. Sottosanti, B. Hess, M. McDonald, M. Monahan Third row: L. Robinson, D. Aronson, D. Gearing Fourth row: S. Goldenring, S. Diorio, L. Manno, P. Giaccobe Twirlers First row: Captains J. Grabowski E. Clauberg Second row: M. Wolski, M. Schreiber, S. McCluskey, V. Alexander, L. Marsh, D. Starzynski, M. Adams, S. Schneider Colorguard: K. Karo, S. Fishman, D. Christie, C. Mersier Coat Girl M. Martineau M. Ragonese Cougar J. McGovern M. Winslow N. Kruvant, J. Lewis, P. Muenzel, J. Sickley, N. Simpkins, G. Smith, J. Zusi Prom Committee First row: M. Monahan, J. Welker, M. Blasi, D. Rowand, A. Breen, S. McCluskey, A. Mackinson, D. Gearing Second row: S. Fishman, M. Wolski, N. Kruvant, P. Muenzel, C. DelNegro, D. Christie, J. Grabowski, C. Williams, D. Santillo Third row: A. Farrell, D. Baryewski, D. Drexel, L. Grosso, B. Hess, C. Rizzo, I. Obsharsky, N. Guiliano Elections Committee First row: D. Cummis, J. Burris, K. Roth, A. Rhode, R. Levin. P. Schechner, E. Margules, L. Lewis Second row: G. Cohen, J. Burstyn, J. Potesky, M. Braunstein, A. Klein RELIGION Tempest over TM Last Oct. 12,25 high school students waited in the Union, N.J., office of the Transcendental Meditation movement. One by one they entered a room and rev- erently knelt before a candlelit altar holding a picture of the late Guru Dev, Hindu holy man and predecessor of TM Leader Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Each student brought fruit and flowers to be placed on the altar by Teacher Janet Aaron, who then recited a Sanskrit puja (hymn of worship) and whispered each student’s mantra, the secret word that must be repeated to aid meditation. Those undergoing this standard TM initiation ceremony were enrolled in a course that TM employee Aaron taught for credit at Columbia High in Maple- wood, N.J. Last week the Maplewood course and those in four other New Jer- sey public schools were under sharp at- tack. A nationwide Coalition for Reli- gious Integrity announced plans to file a federal lawsuit to stop the classes, of- fered by the schools under a $40,000 grant in HEW funds made through the New Jersey Department of Education. The coalition argues that TM is a form of Hinduism and that the program therefore violates the First Amendment requirement of church-state separation. The new anti-TM alliance repre- sents various interests: Americans Unit- ed for Separation of Church and State, a nonsectarian watchdog on First Amendment issues; the Berkeley (Calif.) Christian Coalition, a group that grew out of the Jesus Movement and does re- search to combat TM, Scientology and other new cults; and a number of Prot- estant and Catholic taxpayers in New Jersey. The coalition buttressed its claims by releasing a heavily documented book- let by John E. Patton, a Roman Cath- olic attorney who lives in Maplewood. As Patton paints it, TM was going no- where till the Maharishi in 1967-68 de- cided to “camouflage” it as a secular “science” in order to qualify for taxpay- er funds and reach a wider following. Since then TM has become the McDon- ald’s of meditation, attracting hundreds of thousands of initiates. Patton says that TM literature re- places God with the phrase “Creative Intelligence,” which he claims is a syn- onym for Hinduism’s pantheistic deity. Brooks Alexander, a former TM med- itator turned evangelist with the Berke- ley group, explains that TM novices are not indoctrinated outright in Hinduism, as they might be in Judaism or Chris- tianity. Rather, they are gradually con- ditioned to accept a Hindu world view, after which many move into a deeper in- volvement through meditation. Mean- while, two prominent Protestants in Iowa, where the movement’s Maharishi International University is located, have argued in the liberal Christian Century that TM is too religious to be taught in public schools. TMers insist that all this is much ado about nearly nothing. Robert Kory, who runs the New Jersey project for TM, explains that the mantras are just “meaningless” sounds, that the puja simply reminds the teacher of the high- est ideals of his profession, and that the deities it invokes are only “the forces of nature.” In Fairfield, Iowa, Seymour Migdal, dean of the faculty at the Ma- harishi University, is confident that TM will survive court scrutiny. Says he: “It doesn’t require faith, and it doesn’t re- quire worship.” ♦Excerpt: “Guru in the glory of the personified transcendental fulness of Brahman, to him, to Shri Guru Dev, adorned with glory, I bow down.” STUDENTS MEDITATING IN NEW JERSEY CLASS UNDER CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE Is Creative Intelligence simply another name for God? This article was placed in the yearbook to represent the controversy that arose over SCI TM in public schools and does not represent what SCI TM is and the actual course that was offered at Columbia H S 183 TIME, MARCH 1,1976 - Clubs, committees, workshops, and intramural teams give students the chance to participate in all aspects of the school, and the large number of students involved is evidence of the Spirit of Columbia in '76. I 185 THE WORLD {gP . L41 K(JEM To accomplish great things we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe. Anatole France 190 191 w Although tr s year s disappoint ing the Cougars shjlfed thaV at limes they could play v, th.-nha tyest Unfortunately, the team didn'Walw Tdfay up to its potential Interception'' fufm g$ and pe nalties killed the Cougats •T - 'ffam wW not wnhoui sparkling plays or outstandjQQKpil � s riheciefense was led by co-capt i lot Dymkov vski. and linebackers John Buikos and John Hooper Other stal ward defer, lers were Raul twftlar, Jimmy Rein- hart, Nash B • i- d Jaime Durando The Cougar.tdh r.se which has been explo- sive at tim- was led I) the running of Justin Wharton and co-caatam Mark Smith Lineman Frank Cimapi, Jimmy Madden. Ed Zincgraft. and Ricky Morrison blocked well Quarter- back Jeff Hood s sure handed receivers were Jim SellA art? Ford fyichols and co-captain 192 First row: Drew Carswell, Nash Breen, Jim Madden, John Butkus, Joe Dymkowski (capt.), Mark Smith (capt.), Gary Scott (capt.), Justin Wharton, Tony Hopkins, Ford Nicols, John Hooper, Second row: Frank Ciampi, Rick Morrison, Greg Klein, Ed Zinkcraft, Lenny Weitzman, Paul Millar, Jaime Durando, Jeff Hood, Jim Schwartz, Third row: Mike Brenner, Fred Schuster, Nick Salerno, Jeff Peters, Joe Cocuzza, Tony Gasparino, Jim Bianchi, Steve Blizzard, Jim Reinhart, Fourth row: Jim Schuler, Al Descastro, Chip Kimber, Chris Klatz, Dave Epstein, Harry Hinkes, Gene Madden, Mitch Greenberg, Ken Moglia, Fifth row: Billy Young (manager), Dave Bernstein, Jim Ladieri, John Mastrangelo, Steve O'Conner, Frank Oldewurtel, Joe Tirone, Steve Stecher, Ed Prepara (manager), First Row Neil Nover, George Sigal, Barbara Cox, Laura Besbris, Robert Zipse, Henry Fries (capt.), Ken Horvath (capt.), Paul Maloney (capt.), Marty Russ, Nina Roch, Second Row Richard Gaeta, Dominick DiGiogo, Andy Meyers, Axel Pluys, David Swatlant, Sean Kilcommons, Mark Dalton, Jon Solomon, Erwin Pluys, Scott Duerr, Daniel Kilcommons, Jim Logothetis, Richard Mann, Roger Johnson, Dennis Mitchell, David Boone, Frank Prial, David Russ, Evan Stanford, Lew Klepack. ■ MOSS COUNTRY 1975 was 0 inspu.iiKMi.il y. n for the Cross Countiv mspuaiir� n.il in that more was lea 11� team numbers than was actually 9C ' •� !'• u. 1 After winning their 0fh traigii' iuuJ meet (an 8-0 season), the te m snffeiod a disheart- ening loss in the Cy 1 en Championships, but their taste fo’ vie' 7 was not numbed They returned four t y • «ater to success- fully defend the E sex ' ry title The team was led t is y by rhree run- ners in particular, senior u. i -o-v’i ain Paul Maloney t' ' juniors Fra 1 Pria’ and i iwih W� � V Ci H and Pluys pa - J the u am tliMHMjhoui he early du-'1 ieets. but Maloney perto ed exceptionally well during the state Pumpionships, and became the number one run-n r The other varsity harriers who were responsible for the team's dep ere co captain Ken Horvath, Jan K ski. Mark Dalton. Jon Solomon, Ricf Cf yn and Scott Duerr First Row: Mrs. Wanco — Coach, T. Tevlin, C. Cross, J. Van Doren, V. Clark, A. Breen, M. Schechner. Second Row: N. Trespasz, P. Doyle, K. Lewis, M. Doyle, L. Menke, T. Singer, B. Granger. Whe jSirls VarsmBtewim Team finished the season with a 7-3 1 j YTto tSm placed third in the Counties and sec- ond in the Bkj Ten Five school records were broken Among them was the medley ,elay. Ann Breen, Mary Doyle, Jane Van Doren and'lBarbara Grang- er set a ,new iWorli tifrrt of The pyfdrrWnce iL tfi|S juniors and sophomores staow that the team £nall re mam strong next year First Row B. Loftus, T. DeFino, F. Doengan, L. Finn, B. Kortis, A. Cellitti, J. Riordan, J. DeVivo, M. Cohen, B. Reis, M. Evangelista, M. Davis, C. Stephenson. Second Row Managers C. Conners, D. Bianchi, C. Scanlon, C. Conners, D. Bianchi (manager), M. Farmer, M. Davis, J. Goldman, T. Paula, J. Thorton, P. Kearney, P. Benjamin, B. Coyle, M. Adleman, R. Coles, T. Amato, D. Shea, D. Defino, H. Van Gelder, T. Lampkin, D. Thomas, B. Tivenan, Coach G. Chyzowych. 199 The Columbia soccer i� -• .iufl firnj fa'd out one of its most successful seasons this pjstfall wjth a record of 19-3-3. Coach Gene Chyzowyeb's Bhugais captured the Essex County ChampicmshiA, the 61«j Ten cn championship and finally, the Section II Group IV crown T tie laureled booters, thimniti a total team effort advuin ed to the state semifinals before lo o ia.by a goal to the eventual state co-champion Krfi tk Along the way schoolfrdcords were set in scoring as well as defense, led by goatie Joe Rioidan s o-oord of 13 defensive shutouts and co-captain Peter Benjamin's play at fullback Other defensive standout mcluijed Roddy Coles. David Shea, and Robert (. • •• Frank Donegan was the key to the high powered offense, pouring in 48 goals, setting a new school record, just 2 shun of the state record Co-cnptain Augie Celliti and junmi John Devivo rounded out perhaps the best line in the state The mid- field play o m mtito, Hugh Van jp elder, David Defi- ni Larry Finn ais ontributed an soccer team's Sn � ess First Row: D. Christie — manager, M. Zuzuro, M. Evans, G. Byrd, S. Madigan, B. O'Connor, K. Higgins, Coach T. Ruggiero. Second Row: J. Kenny, P. Holi, E. Surowitch — captain, H. Hargett — captain, M. Kakoleski, L. Metro. Not Pictured: D. Santillo, K. Epstein. 7F-W The 19 75-76 Columbia High School Girls Varsity Basketball Team performed beyond Coach Tom Ruggiero's expectations Envi- sioning; season that would be b M ter than 50% victories, the Cougar girls went out and finrsheo th ir regular season with a 13 Trecord. In addition t ey went to the fm l rotino of the Esse tfflBty CoachelB Tournamc® losing HMjtley in thel final garaeJLeadina ETTe way for thel girls were ■ Sen ||JC Captains Bis I Surowitch and WesteT Hargett whol did a marvelous with the otheij girls Other se nuar w ere Geraiding Byrd. Lori Me' o Dijne Santillo anfl Karen Epstein Anhrmg the returning veterans for next year are Patti H II, Sue Madigar Betsy O'Connor, an MaryBeth Kakoleski The Cougara girls had an excellent season Thp Boy's Varsity Gymnastics Team, in its fourth sea- «Do fjnisled well, led by co-caproins Onn Swass and Mik. Viola rhe team placed 5th in th St e an f|jecond North Section. The high score Wr the season was 10 95 Wi 'er Ridgewood H.t breaking jlfcbool rectos wereTOWt R mos who set a 6.76 on irrbling and Glen Wainen 7t5 on thfcrtJl unjs Individual records fo; the seasol were Dan Swnss — 0.9u side horse. Mike v tola —- 6 2u Wuh toi, Terry Ba iep- .1.15 long horse vault Glen Wain W 6 7% paral.jMfr The high score for allround was sH jby Den Swa -s- - 33.70 and his alternates togh score set% Glen Wain en at a tri-meet. Although most of th am iua ifi. d for the Northern Individual Championships only three Mike Viola, Dan Swass, and. G4en Wamen f Theft for the State finals. Tied for third pi ice in the Mate on tbn rings, was Mike Viola with a $aCreJ 7 05 $ji' , First Row: A. Brown, G. Librimeto, L. Love, R. Ramos, C. Kowalski. Second Row: T. Dawson, A. Magnum, J. Fu, M. Strausberg, T. Bauer, S. Blumenau, E. Berk. Third Row: J. Bauer, D. Haley, G. Wainen, D. Swass, D. Milliken, T. Bauer, M. Viola, S. Mendoza, I. Brown, C. Gleason, Coach Speidel. Anticipating a fine season, the Columbia Wrestling Team was plagued by injuries and illness and ended the season with a los- ing record Juniors Kevin Kerri- gan and Steve Blizard and Senior Tim Pittman were lost early in the season due to injuries!Neverthe- less? the team performed well in the tournaments in which they participated Andy Edmuntt, Dave Epstein, Gene Madden, and Ar- mand Cacciarelli led the (with fine individual perforrbj [ances The two district place wjn- jners were Armand Cacciarelli and Dave Epstein, wrestlirm at ■ he 1 35 and the 1 58 pound class Respectively Wrestling Team First row: M. Bollero, H. Rados, D. Goldberg, J. Osley, J. Palazzo, M. Garret, J. Cuccozza, E. Clauberg, J. Parsonnet, M. Straussberg Second row: A. Scalera, H. Schneider, S. Meade, D. Holland, K. Kerrigan, J. Press, A. Cacch, A. Edmund, D. Lippman, A. Mollinaro, M. VanKirk, P. Rodrick, C. Shelf:, R Cipolloni. Third row: Coach Hector, L. Orlando, D. Proske, L. Hartmen, R. Debolona, M. Richardson, J. Borowski, D. Epstein (capt) G. Madden, D. Pevarnik, S. Blizzard, R. Kaiser, C. Cook, T. Pittman, Z. Kirsner, J. Kramer, B. Dichman, Mr. Lomakin The girls gymnastics team had a very successui season year finishing with a record of 6 2 The team reached a earn high witof - 7'j 000 indiv kjal rfit Pds were scfe by Phyllis Beelerrwot] Boom.-' wUf a 7 5 on unr en (jars. Sjiaron Kelly with a 7' o' floor •: ••• ise and Barbara Gra- ger with a 7 5 on vaulted The team wa . lead by ■ - eaptanu Barbara Granger and ‘arty Wilson ang ♦ mshed fr ath .r. th ; North Sec- tion The teai 1 • ’ severa! g to the . and Phyllis Beeker placetshfth ai ti e- norm 7®� d el - entn a thd state on the uneven bars. First Row S. Kelley, M. Becker, B. Roman, B. Roman, P. Becker, J. Altshul, Second Row C. Caffrey, E. Skolar, J. Klein, W. Weber, C. Deane, K. Holmes, D. Cummis, Third Row B. Granger, Coach Spangler, P. Wilson. B. Neivert, D. Yoresh — coach, B. Frick, K. Peters, H. Sheil, G. Sobering, E Margules, D. Stickel, G. Cahill, J. Amerman, K. Kroll, M. Gallene, M. Frick, S. Renkav, P. Benjamin — assistant captain, B. Berson — captain. The swim team enjoyed a successful season with an impressive 9 3 record Although there were several outstanding individuals, the superb record can be attributed to a strong team effort and Dave Yoresh's excellent coaching. , To achieve this recoid, the team was very de- pendent on sophomores, as well as the strength from the returning juniors and seniors Seniors including Captain Barry Berson, Assistant Captain Peter Benjamin, John Amerman, and Bobby Frick contributed to the team s winning effort Gary Ca hill, also a senior, broke the school record in the breaststroke A bright future lies ahead for the swim team with such swimmers to lead it as Mike Gallene, Kenny Kroll, Harry Shiel, Eric Margul and Michael Frick The team's overall strength led to the Big T Championship and a third place in the Essex Coun ty Tournament The fine individual effo son, Cahill, Amerman, Gallene, and Kro them in the State Championships. A big year is exp.•� ted ior the 1976 girl; varsity softball team Cjtoirnhi.i w fi.Trt a team f expen ence. talent, pride mil deteiI Returning letter Winners (lemldme Byid Karen Ep- stein Hester Hargett, r.ittv Moll M.uyBuA Kakoles- ki Lori Metro, and Surowiu h vvtlI lead the offense. Kakoleski. a jurim will'provide great speed on the base path as well .is attempting to repeat her last year s performance of .1 4 4batting average, 20 runs scored, 30 RBI s and 4 h.une runs Epstein, a senior hit for 4h ay� I a� )� 1 of 4 40 last year while scor- ing 22 runs and Id RBI Sm witch had a batting average of 391 with 14 BBi s The Cougar del sm passed by none Lon Metro, MaryBeth Kakoieski ami Karen Epstein will be playing the infield 6� ny Byrd will hold the pitching honors as she did last y. ar with Diane Santillo also ready to throw Among the 1 etm mag juniors and sen- iors, Hester Hargett, Bis smc wn 1 Patty Holl. Diane Santillo. and MaryBrth Kakoleski will p Tom Ruggerio wdl coach ie gull as f job last sea ui I ast year, the gull fmi 14-4 rerttrd and sermpd place in till Big ence V j( i . Vf'I 1. ski will play outfield he 111 '5 as he did a fine 1. (|nis finished with a e m tha Big Ten Confer- The 1975-76 CHS Basket’ had a very rewa i hi Although the ‘ i -hi r 8-12 ect i jreat year ma s 4v vwVvi ■ jiiuidu.ii go ere • ed The se 'ed v Captams Al Jon ns ar j-aff Hood, with ■ John HpRjov« m KevmC nroy and lary Scott will remembS M this seasoq with milch satisfacti� . - Tear| $lK that wHere I achieve i i) .SchooLs first Appearance’in the CT (2' -fewest points alloiweo delusive' � ecor4Ms 8, t iui a sk hA | l lijjm' entry ) r:ime Basketball u ' men W,j- (ights of he se. ou vs h a comeback wi ir lii' tclair with Jeff s last second shot. Als big game vs Nutley 28 points. John McGov- 'n s 3 Dl)r- s vs Kearney 'l.- for season) John battling the board - season especially Plainfield in c’ Tournamer a.v tts total dedi ..it • i - ard work It • list aiding a talented jlroup of fine young men R. DeHart, G. Scott, S. Harvey, J. McGovern, A. Laiter. P. Glacey, J. Butkus, C. Klotz, J. McGovern, K. Conroy, C. Moore, R. Davis, Captain J. Hood, A. Joyiens BASKETBALL The Girls Tennis Team is expert' - nothf • • . season this year The girls have fcvVm vT'f vJ successful in the varsity pin the inis: tv o years. The team is strong with returning si niors ar.J ju rors Jane Var Do o ' -Jon .er Bick, Karen Kramer, and Cathy Cvmiikhs. Emily Skoler and Cindy Ste . two sophomores who will be joining the squad. Miss Melinda Gardnc s ne :c i s coach. 214 215 Under the coaching of Mr. John Fletcher, last year's varsity boys baseball team ended the season with a 1 6-8 record. The team also finished second in the Big Ten This year, Joe Mercandantu and Dave Puce will return to pitch Outfield will be covered by returning seniors and juniors Tom Batista, Frank Haase, and Paul Millar. Return- ing on the infield are Marty Hector and Bob Prosser. Mr. Fletcher will be head coach again and the team looks strong as it prepares for a tough season Over 1 20' tijdents will be Colombia Si-rui'i I raoT T, m this year Last years iH ‘ord was 8-1 I ', tenm placed first m Jh� ; Jcsex County Championshm and the Big Ten Cbjidpionships. This is the first time that a Columbia T'.j k Team placed first in these events. The team also placed third in the S'� 'e Sectionals M � ny letter winners will be returning this season. The te will be . b hv seniors Paul Maloney, Ford Nichols, and Bob Zips- -Weight aptum is I d Zmnlc jM! Missy Martineau and Cindy Mersier will bp the captmn . m ihr mil ; te-abi. s Mr. Klepack will h tlu- t«Mi n. Mr kTepack realizes that the team is young but he Hopes that the team wiii rea h tb«i Esso- County and Big Ten Championships again. BOTTOM ROW: J. Wright, B. Roman, B. Roman, L. Marsh, A. Vaeth, C. Mersier, N. Simpkins, M. Daher, S. McMillan, J. Klebauer, M. Martineau, B. Granger, M. Becker, L. Woodbury, E. Harkey, S. Mitchell, T. Melnick, D. McKee, D. Swatland, I. Amato, D. Digioia, Wolf, D. Lippman, B. Boyd, J. Bauer, B. Grossman, T. Marino, F. Balazs, P. Maloney, K. Horvath, V. Tellado, C. Gleason, D. Boone, B. Zipse, M. Bocech, K. Grady, J. Kozlowski. TOP ROW: Coaches Klepack, Wask, Chyzowych, Gavitt, D. Kemp. S. Comaris, Turiansky, D. Gelbart, S. Lekovitch, H. Hale, S Phepps, R Davis, M Comota, B. Littlejohn, R. Johnson, S. Renkar, S. Murriel, M. Hurst, H. Mann M. Mann, D. Mitchell, J. Weiss, J. Frasco, J. Martineau, R. Kohn, D. Erdes, K. Moglia, T. Harkey, D. Russ. S. Rodemer, G. Kornbluh, S. Duerr, E. Pluys, J Logothetis, D. Hechtman. E. Stanford, F Donegan, J. Riordan Boy's Tennis FIRST ROW: J. Liebman, H. vanGelder (capt) J. Gruen SECOND ROW: A. Gams, E. Raicken, D. Greer, S Becker, M. Davis, J. Butterly, J. Goldman, C. Faig, S. Freeman, B. Huberman, Mr. I. Genzer, P. Feketie. The Boys Tennis Team is looking for- ward to another outstanding season this spring. Last yeer binder the direc- tion of Coach V ct c -'-rakin, the Cou- gars finished w . a 1 2-5 record. The team also wen r� c big Ten champion- ship and place.1 third in the county. Among reti ing seniors and juniors are Hugh vanGc ?er-captain, John Gru- en, Jo1' ' -- %wan John Goldman, Char5'DrVer Cc etie, Scott Free- r vv rr : war eoaffil 7WTTO Lacrosse Team FIRST ROW: M. Winslow (mgr), G. Niemitz (mgr), J. DeVivo, G. Sprague, P. Zipf, J. Regan, N. Breen, J. Schwartz (cpt), J. Hooper (capt), C. Taylor, J. Durando, J. Butkus, K. Mohrhauser (mgr), L. Kenney (mgr). SECOND ROW: Coach Curcio, E. Del Vecchio, D. Carswell, M. Greenberg, J. Madden, M. Farmer, J. Bianchi, T. Brubaker, B. Perua, J. Lally, L. Wicks, J. Ferraro, L. Gloshinski (mgr). 222 The Columbia High School Lacro- Sv fe«nn coached by Robert Curcio is looking forward to another rugged camp • ' e 1976 season Faced with a difficult schedule, the second year coar1 « i Mining back some fine talent from last year's team Returnees, Johr 11-...(- - i Immly Schwartz, co-captains this year form a fine nucleus at midfi i-j i j.lIiki. Hi, John Butkus. Gordon Sprague, and Brad Perna Newcomers Jot - r ■� lir Oin. -iJohn Oevivo. and Mitch Greenburg should help bolster the rnuiefie The attack was hit hard f- y ti. j r.f All Stater Steve Hornish and Dave Goettlich. but John Regan. iVoncrtMe M-Mi � n All Stater will be returning If this year's offense is to match la- - arV ■«, m , i len. Craig Taylor Pete Zipf and Kenny Gantz must supply the fire pr to ft, j gan Graduation also hit the defe r i- � •{ . «one are All-Staters John Egerter. Charl- ie DelVecchio, and Bruce Pe I ’ Kj.reen. Greg Klein Jaime Durando and Drew Carswell will be called o- ;ar to Mke up the slack Leon Wicks and Mark Farmer will provide extra help ;:c VeccUio reads the goalie corps Mark Scalara and Tom Brubaker will be bar r odie ap In summing up his thoughts i i ng mewr. .or '‘son, Coach Curcio states It will be tough to equal las , 5 17- cora 1 1 • ’ 1 00 has taken seven of our starting ten. but after two w 1 pt ac ffl]am p i . m with the progress we ve made, and if we can avoid serious. , y think we will be a factor in this year s race. Hard work will be the key and ,.w ;eem willing to make the sacrifices The 197 6 Golf Team will be coached by Mr. LeVine. The Cougar . enjoyed a 7-5 record last siting 1 hey also cap- tured the Big Ten Title Captain of the team will be senior Andiew Brody. Brody was a letfeiman last yjar Also returning for flu spi mg will 1 Ray Lub- ka, Steve Milii� r and Tommy Davis. 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Strauss Mr. Mrs. John Swass Mr. Mrs. Irwin Traurig Mr. Mrs. Francis P. Villone Mr. Mrs. Jerome N. Waldor Frances Todd Wharton Mr. Mrs. Alford H. Wheat Mr. Mrs. Frank E. Zimmerman Mr. Mrs. Edwin Zipf 245 A ACKELSBERG, SHOLOM M.; West; Math Club 2, 3, 4, Math Lab-Aide 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Math Team 2 (co- capt.), 3, Bowling Team 3, French Club 4, Ping-Pong Club 4. ACONE, PHILIP T.; West; Wrestling Team 2, Choir 3, 4. ADAMS, PATRICK; West; Computer Club 4, Electronics Club 4. ADAMS, YVETTE; West. ADLER, DANA; West; Guildscript Literary Editor 4. ADUBATO, LAUREN; East; Italian Club 3, 4, Social Committee 4. ALAI, GRACE; South. ALBANESE, CAROL; North. ALEXANDER, VIRGINIA; East; Tech, Crew 2, A. V. Crew 2, Chorus 2, Musical 2, 4, Twirling 3, 4, Social Com- mittee 4, Prom Committee 4, Track Mgr. 4. ALFORD, RICH- ARD; East; CHS Track and Field — Javelin 2, 3, Computer Lab Aid 3, 4, CHS Indoor Track 4, CHS Outdoor Track and Field 4. ALLEY, KENNY E.; East. AMATO, CHESELYN; East; Orches- tra 2, Student Council Rep. 2, 3, 4, Assembly Committee 2, Social Committee 3, Contributor to Literary Magazine 3, Vio- linest in Musical Combo for all-school Musical 3, Yearbook Art Editor 4. AMERMAN, JOHN; East; Swimming 2, 3, 4. APGAR, RAYMOND; West. APPEL, HINDA; West; Social Committee 4, Driver Ed. Office 4. ARMA, NANCY; West; Environmental Studies 4. ARMENTI, MARIE; North; Editor of CHAOS Newspa- per 4. AUFIERO, LAWRENCE; West. AURILLO, ANTHONY; West. B BAILEY, LORI; West; Black Student Union 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 4, Prom Committee 4. BAKLARZ, THOMAS; West. BALA- ZAS, FRANK; West; Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 3, 4. BARBANEL, JACOB; West. BARCELLONA, ROBERT; South; CHS Diving Team 2. BARILLA, ANGELA; East. BARTON, JAMES; South; BARYIEWSKI, DENISE; West; Prom Commit- tee 4. BASKERVILLE, SARAH L.; North; Black Student Union 3, 4. BASS, SCOTT; South. BATAL, KENNETH; East. BATTIS- TA, THOMAS C.; East. BAUER, JOHN; West; Gymnastics 2, 3, Diving 3, Track — Pole Vaulting 3. BECK, WILLIAM; South; Bowling Team 3. BECKER, DANIEL M.; East; Columbian-Re- porter 2, Columbian-Associate Editor 3, Columbian-Editor-in- Chief 4, Elections Committee 4. 'BEHRMAN, GLENN; South. BEKESEWYCZ, NATALKA; East. BELL, DAVID; South. BELL, RISA A.; South; Shakespeare Society 2, 4, Parnassian 2, 3, 4, Assembly 2, Elections 3, 4, Fire 3, 4, House Council 3, Mirror 3, 4. BELZ, CINDY; North. BENGIVENGO, SUSAN; South. BEN- JAMIN, PETER; West; Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4. BERGER, WENDIE JILL; North; HR. Rep. 2, West House Re- modeling 2, Display Case Com. 3, 4, Modern Dance Co. 3, Book Store 3. 'BERGIN, DANIEL; South. BERLISS, CARY; East; Cercle Francais 3, 4, Mirro-Sports Ed. 4. BERMAN, ANDREA; South; Special Dance 3, 4, Fortnight Alternative School 3. BERSON, BARRY; South; Swim Team 2, 3, 4 (capt.), Track Team 2, House Council 3, 4, Tutorial Com. 3, 4, Student Exc. Com. 4, Elections Com. 4. BERTENSHAW, JAN ANN; East; Jazz Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Shakespeare Club 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 2, INISCA 3, Orchestra for all-school Musical 3, 4. BERTOCCHI, DOREEN; North. BIANCHINI, DON- ALD; East; Italian Club 3, 4, Soccer 4. BICK, JENNIFER; West; Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4, Homeroom V.P. 2, Yearbook 4. BIEN, DOUGLAS; West; Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Bicycle Club 3, 4. BIND- ER, WILLIAM; North; Columbian 2, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Wrestling 2, Assembly Com. 2, Folk Club 3, 4, Math Club 3, Student Government 3. BLASI, MARY-ALEX; West; intramural Sports Com. and Participant 2, Parnassian Society 2, All- School Musical 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, Yearbook 3, 4, Football Mgr. 3, 4, Prom Com. 4, Elections Com. 4. BLUMENAU, AMY; West- Fire Com. 2, Assembly Com. 2, Production Staff Columbian 2, Girls Varsity Swim Team 2, 3, 4, House Council 2, Chairper- son-West House Commons Com. 3, Jr. Ed. of Mirror 3, Corre- spondence Ed.-Columbian 3, Elections Com. 4, West House President 4. BOCCONGELLIS, VITALINA; West; Shakespeare Society 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4. BOCECH, MI- CHAEL; North; CHS Track and Field Team 2, 3, 4. BOGSTAHL, SCOTT; South. BOONE, DAVID; West; CHS Stage Band 2, Indoor Track Team 3, 4, Outdoor Track Team 3, 4, Electronics Club 4. BOROWICZ, PAUL; West. BRANDT, WILLIAM G.; South; Video 3, 4, Audio Visual 3, 4, Fire Com. 3, 4, Computer Club 3, Math Lab Aide 3, Electronics Club 4, Indoor Track 4. BRASK, SUZANNE; West; Elections Com. 3, West House V.P. 4. BRATMAN, DOUGLAS; South; Graphics Aid 2, Fencing 2. BREEN, ANN; West; Gymnastic Team 2, Swim Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Prom Com. 4. BREEN, NASH; West; Football Team 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Special Olympics 2, Marching Band 2, Lacrosse Team 3, 4, Band Choir 3. BRODY, ANDREW; North; Gold Team 2, 3, Captain of Golf Team 4. BROWN, IRWIN; West; Varsity Gym- nastics 2, 3. BUNIS, LORA; West; Songleaders 3, 4, Pep Com. 3, West House Council Rep. 3, 4, Prom Com. 4, Wrestling Mgr. 4. BURKE, GREGORY; West; Sophomore Class Pres. 2, Mem- ber of Stu. Coun. 2, 3, Black Student Union 2, 4, West House Pres. 3, Chairman of West House Council 3, Member coor- dinating Com. 3, 4, Student Council Pres. 4, Cua Chairman Student Council and Stu. Coun. Exec. Comm. 4, Superintend- ent's Goals Advisory Com. 4, Grad. Planning Comm. 4. BURKS, BARBARA; North. BURNS, LAURIE; South; Pep Comm. 2, 3, 4, Girl's Softball Team 2, Bookstore Comm. 3, 4. BURRELL, MICHAEL; North. BURRIS, JOEL; West; Elections Comm. 2, 3, Finance Comm. 2, 3, 4, Fire Comm. 2, 3, Columbi- an Photographer 2, School Council 3, Chairman Electrions Comm. 4, Mirror Gus. Ed. 4, Exec. Comm. 4. BURSTYN, JUDITH; South; Columbian Prod. Staff 4, Shakespeare Soc. 4, Math Club 4, Elections Comm. 4. BUTERA, EDDIE; West; Foot- ball Team 2, V. P. of Homeroom 3, Intramural Volleyball 4. BUTKUS, JOHN; North; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, White Stu. Union 2, 3, 4, Fri. Night Frisbee 4. BUTLER, DAVID; East. BYRD, GERALDINE; North; Varsity Bas- ketball and Softball 2, 3, 4, Pep Comm. 2, 4, Prom Comm. 4, Black Stu. Union 4. c CADIGAN, BARBARA; West; Pep Comm. 4. CAFFREY, CARO- LYN; West; Prom Comm. 4, House Council 4. CAHILL, GARY W.; West; Varsity Swimming 3, 4. CAMCHE, GLENN; South. 'CANADY, WILLIAM M.; West. CANNAN, MAUREEN; East; So- cial Comm. 2, 4, Varsity Swim Team 2, 3, Spring Track Mgr. 2, INTERACT 3, 4, East House Social Comm. 4. CAPITO, THOMAS; South. CAPPAZE, ANN MICHELLE; West. CAREY, PATRICIA; South; Pres. Parnassian Society 4. CARMICHE, ROSETTA; West. CARR, MARY LOU; North; Parnassian Soc. 4, Interact Club 4. CARSWELL, DREW; South; Football 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 3, 4. CARTMELL, BETTY ANNE; West. CASSIDY, MARILYN; North. CATACALOS, CATHY; East. CELLITTI, AUG- GIE; South; Soccer 2, 3, 4 (Captain), Italian Club 2, 3, 4. CHEW, LESLIE; East; Football 2, Baseball 2, Electronics Club 4. CHIG- ER, MITCHELL J.; South; Student Council 2, House Council 2, Golf Tm. 3. CHIU, HELEN; South; Mirror 4. CHRISTIE, DEBO- RAH A.; East; Pep Comm. 2, Girls' Varsity Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Color Guard Captain 3, 4, East House Council Rep. 3, Class Pres. 4, Exec. Comm. 4, Prom Comm. 4. CIAMPI, FRANK; South; Football 2 (JV), 3V, 4V, Basketball 4. CLAUBURG, ELIZABETH A.; North; Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Social Comm. 2, Display Comm. 3, Twirler 3, (Captain) 4, Prom Comm. 4. COBB, PAULA; South. COCUZZA, DONNA; South; Stage Scen- ery 3, Fund raising for Chaos 3. COCUZZA, FRANK J.; East. COGAN, CAROL; West. COHEN, BARRY; North. COHEN, GEORGE; South; Columbian 2, Assoc. Editor 3, Sports Ed. 4, Elections Comm. 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. COHEN, NEAL; East. COHEN, TIMOTHY; West. COHON, KEITH; South; Marching Band 3, 4, Concert Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Columbian 4. COLES, ROSWELL S.; North; Student Council 2, Soccer 2 (JV) 3, 4, (V) Track 2. COLLINS, BARBARA; East- Basketball 2, 3, 4. COLLINS, NEAL IV; North. CONROY, KEVIN; East; J.V. Basketball 2, Intramurals 3. COOK, CHRIS; South; Italian Club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Team 3, 4. COSTA, DAVID; North. COTTER, PATRICK; East; Intramurals 2. CRANDALL, NOT PHOTOGRAPHED MARK; West; Bike Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Swim Team 3. CRAWBUCK, BRENDA; South. ‘CRECCO, ROBERT; East. CR1LLEY, JOHN K.; West. CUMMINGS, MONA; West- Student Council 2, Spec. Services Comm. 3, Assembly Comm. 3, Social Comm. 4. CUNLIFFE, MARIE-LAURE; West- Computer Club 2, Interact 3, 4, Ski Club 3. CHUCK, D AD- DARIO; South. D DACEY, SHARON; East. DAGOSTINI, JOHN M.; West. DAICH- MAN, PHYLLIS; North; Track 3. DAKELMAN, ROBERT; West; Bicycle Club 2, 3, Computer Club 2, 3, Math Lab Aide 2, 3, 4, Elections Comm. 4. DALY, DENISE; South. D'AMBROSIO, Gl- ULIANA; North; Italian Club 3, 4. DAWE, COLETTE (COLLIE); East; Pep Comm. 2, 3, 4 (Co-chairman), Girls Softball Manager 2, Prom Comm. 4. DAWE, NINA; East. DE CHALUS, REGINEL; North; Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 3, 4. DE CICCO, ANTHONY; South; Italian Club 2, 3. DE DOMENICO, MARY K.; South. DEFINO, DAVID; East; Soccer 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 2, 3, 4. ‘DEGEORGE, RAY; East; Baseball 3, 4. DEHOFF, PATRICE; North; Parnassian Society 2, 3, 4 (Secretary), All-School Musical 2, 3, Teaching French in Elem. School 2, Ind. Study French 4. DEMARCO, CHRIS; West. DEMARCO, AL; South. DE PALMA, LESLIE; North. DEL NEGRO, CAROL A.; South; Cheerleader 2 (JV Capt.), 3 (V), 4 (V Co- capt.), Assembly Comm. 2, Prom Comm. 4, Mirror statistics Comm. 4. DEL VECCHIO, EDDIE; East; Football 2, Lacrosse 2, 3, 4. DEL VECCHIO, GUY; South. DESTEFANO, JAY; North; Football 4. DINERMAN, RUTH; West; Valhalla 2, 3, Fortnight 2, Mayday 2, Student Council 3, Student Bill of Rights Comm. 3. DLUGOSZ, DAVID S.; South; Chess team 2, 3, Fencing 2, 3, Track 2, Football 2, 4, Horseback riding 4. DONEGAN, FRANKIE; West; Soccer 4. ‘DORER, DONNA; South; Fire Comm. 2, 3, 4, Assembly Comm. 2, 3, 4, House Council 2, Student Council 2, Parnassian Soc. 2, Boy's Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4. DOUGE, DOMINIQUE; South; Black Students Union 3. DOUGE, RODINI; South; House Council Rep. 3. DRECHSEL, DEBBY; East; Girl's Basketball 2 (JV), 3 (V), 4 (V), Prom Comm. 4. DRUBEL, BARBARA; North. DUALLO, MARK; South. DURANDO, JAIME L; West; Football 2 (JV), 3 (V), 4 (V), La- crosse 3, 4. DWORKIN, NAOMI; North; Orchestra Band 2, Guildscript 3, 4, Math Club 3, Assembly Comm. 3, Student Council Rep. 4, State Science Team 3. DYMKOWSKI, JO- SEPH; North; Football 2, 3, 4, Fri. Night Frisbee 4. E EISENBAND, ROBBIN; East. ELLIOTT, DONNA; West. ‘EN- DERLE, MARK; East. ENG, NANCY; West; West House Com- mons Comm. 3, Shakespeare Soc. 3, Yearbook Typist 3, 4, Social Comm. 4. EPSTEIN, GLENN; East. EPSTEIN, KAREN V.; North; Basketball 2 (JV Capt.) 3 (V), 4 (V), Band 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Athletic Advisory Comm. 2, Pep Comm. 3, 4, Field Hockey Club 3, Columbian 3. EVANS, PAUL H.; North; Frisbee Team 2, 3, 4 (Capt.), Math Lab Aide 2, 3, 4. EVANGELISTA, KAREN; West; Italian Club 2, 3, 4, Spec. Dance Class 4 F FALER, JACK; South. FARINA, KIM; North; Social Comm. 2, Fortnight 3, Philosophy 4, Architecture 4. FARRELL, ALICE A.; South; Parnassian 2, 3, 4, Social Comm. 2, Guildscript 2, Baseball Mgr. 2, All-School Musical 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 3, Shakespeare Soc. 4, French Club 4, Prom Comm. 4. FASANO, VICTOR DUARTE; North; Swim Team 3, 4. FELDSTEIN, BRUCE; West; Ecology Club 4. FERNANDEZ, MARIA; West. FERRARO, JOSEPH E.; North; Lacrosse 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 2, 3, 4, Spec. Service Club Pres. 3, 4, Interact Club 3, Homeroom Pres. 4. FERRO, RENE; North. ‘FEUZ, ERIC; South. FINE, JUDITH; West. FINMAN, HESH; East; Choir 2, 3, 4, Columbian 2, All-School Musical 2, Student Council 2, 3, Math Club 2, Natural Food Club 3, 4 (Pres.), Guildscript 3, Elections Comm. 4, Valhala Society 3, 4, Naturalist Club 4. FIORENZA, DEBBIE; West; Pep Comm. 2, Social Comm. 3, 4 (V. Pres.). FISHMAN, SUSAN; East; Bookstore 2, Color Guard 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4. FITZPATRICK, LYNN; West. FLEMING, CATHIE; East; Intramu- ral Sports 2, 3. FLYNN, DEBBIE; West. FLYNN, MARIANNE; South. FOLEY, DOUGLAS L.; East; Intramurals 2, 3, East House Intramural Capt. 4, AV Crew 2. FOLEY, MARY; South; Student Council 2, South House Council 2, A.V. 2, Yearbook 3, Social Comm. 4. FOLIGNO, KIM; North; Girls Varsity Gymnastics Team 2, Intramurals 2, North House Council 2, 3, Prom. Comm. 4. FORTIER, CAROL; South; Girls Softball 2, 3, Social Comm. FRANKLIN, GRETCHEN; West. FRASCIELLO, PAUL; South. FREDA, BARBARA; South; Columbian 3, Elections 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4, Yearbook 4. FREDA, LORI; North; Girls Varsity Basketball Team 4. FRICK, J. ROBERT; South; Swim Team 3, 4. FRIEBAND, RUTH; West; Special Dance 3, 4, Tutorial Comm. 3, Prom Comm. 4, Yearbook H.R. Rep. 4. FRIEDFELD, LAUREN; South; Elections Comm. 3, 4, Columbian 3, Prom Comm. 4, Yearbook 4, House Council 4. FRIEDMAN, AMY JENNIFER; East; Girls Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, Columbian 2, 3, 4 (Advertising Mgr.), Assembly Comm. 2, 3, Elem. School Aide 4. FRIEDMAN, PETER; South. FRIEL, KRISTINE; West. FRIES, HENRY; North; Cross-Country 2, 3, 4 (Capt.), J.V. Baseball 2, Indoor Track 3, 4, Track 3, 4 (Capt.). G GAMBA, ANNMARIE; North. GANZ, PHYLLIS; North; Social Comm. 3, Civics Comm. 3, 4 (V. Pres.), Yearbook 4, Home Room Rep. 4. GAWENUS, EILEEN; North; Band 2, 3, 4. GAY- DER, VINCENT; South. GAYKOWSKI, LUANNE; South; House Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Folk Club 3, 4, Special Services 3, 4, Fire Comm. 4, Student Exchange 4. GEARING, DENITA; 'NITZE'; East; Social Comm. 2, 3, Indoor Track 3, Spring Track 3, Pep Comm. 4, Prom Comm. 4, Songleaders 4. GERGELY, GERRY; South. GHEE, ROSLYN; West. GIACOBBE, PAULA; North; Songleaders 4, Prom Comm. 4. GILBERT, BOB; North. GILLES- PIE, BRUCE; North. GINDIN, SUZANNE; East. GINSBERG, DEB- BY; East. GIULIANO, NANCY E.; West; Cheerleader 2 (J.V.) 4 (V), Girls Gymnastics Team 3, West House Commons Comm. 3, Prom Comm. 4. GOERKE, PAUL; West. ‘GOETTLICH, DA- VID; East. GOLDENRING, SUE; East; Inisca 3, Football Statisti- cian 3, 4, Civics Club 3, Special Dance 4, Prom Comm. 4, Yearbook 4, Songleader 4. GOLDMAN, JAY; East. GOLDRING, ERIC; North. GOLDSMITH, PETER; South; Student Council 2, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Computer Club 2, Philosophy Club 4, Magic Club 4. GOMEZ, DANIEL; East. GOOD, JUDY; North; Fire Comm. 2, 3. GORA, LEZLIE; West; West House Intramural Vol- leyball 3, West Commons Comm. 3. GRABOWSKI, JUDY A.; West; Twirling 3, 4 (Capt.), Prom Comm. 4. GRADY, KEVIN W. G.; North; School Choir 4, Black Student Union 4. ‘GRAHAM, DAVID; North. GRANDZOL, BARBARA ANN; North. GRANGER, KYLE R.; South. GRAYSO, THERESE; South; Prom Comm. 4. GROSS, KENNY; West, J.V. Basketball 2, 3, GROSSO, LAUR- EN; East, Cheerleader 2 (J.V.), 3 (V), 4 (V), Assembly Comm. 2, Yearbook Comm. 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4. GROTTA, THOMAS; East. GRVEN, JOHN; South. GWATKIN, ADINA; East; Swim Team 2, Fire Comm. 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Rep. 2, 4, Art Club 3, Shakespeare Soc. 4, Ecology Club 4. H HAAG, HERBERT; South. HAASE, FRa'nK; South; Baseball 2, 3, 4. ‘HADDAD, JON; South. HADU, ANN MARIE (STYMIE); West. ‘HAHN, GEORGE; East. HANDLEY, WILLIAM W.; East. HANLON, ELAINE M.; South. HARGETT, HESTER L; North; Girls Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Black Student Union 2, 3, 4 (Tres.), Prom Comm. 4. HARNISCH, GREG; North; North House Intramural Football 2, 3. HARRINGTON, FRANCES A.; West; Display Comm. (Sec'y) 3, Riding Club 4, Driver Ed. Office 4. HARRIS, RICHARD; North. HARRISON, JUDI; East; Orchestra 2, Social Comm. 2, 3 (V. Chmn.), 4 (Chmn.), Fire Comm. 4, Yearbook 4, Student Council 4, Elections Comm. 4. HART- MAN, MARK; South; Special Services Comm. 2, 3, 4, Cam- paign Mgr. 3. HARTMANN, CATHY; North; Student Govt. 2, 3, NOT PHOTOGRAPHED 4, Fire Comm. 2, 3, 4. 'HARVEY, ROBERT; North. HECK, ROB- ERT H.; South. HECTOR, MARTIN; North. HENDLER, SETH; North; Bicycle Club 2, 3, 4, School Council 2, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, House Council 3, Special Services Club 3, 4. HERB- STOMER, DEBBIE; West. HERMAN, JANE M. V.; East. HER- MAN, JEFFREY; South. HESS, BARBARA; South; Songleader 3, 4, Grease” 3, Jr. Football Team 3, Sr. Football Team 4. HICKEY, RONALD; North. HIDALGO, ANDREA; North; Audio- Visual Crew 2, Fencing Club 2, 3, 4, School Musical 2, 3, 4, Special Services Comm. 3, 4, Philosophy Club 4. HILD, KATH- ERINE; North; Parnassian 2, Guildscript 2, 3, Yearbook-Art Staff 3, 4, Display Comm.-Co-Chairman 3, Art Club 3, Japa- nese Club 3, Civics 4. HINDMAN, JAY; West; Intramural Sports 3, 4. HOENS, THOMAS; South; House Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Jr. Achievement-Treasurer 3, Shakespeare Society 4. HOFFNER, JANE; East; East House Council 2, 3, 4, Philosophy Club 4. HOFMANN, ERNEST; West. 'HOLL, EDWARD; South. HOLLAND, ADAM; West. HOLLEY, LISA; East; Girls' Gymnas- tic Team 2, 3. HOLMES, IRENE; North. HOLMES, KAREN; North; Boys' Gymnastics Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Gymnastics Team 3, 4, Interact 3, 4, Special Services 3, 4, Social Comm. 4. HOOD, JEFFREY J.; West; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4. HOOPER, JOHN; West; LaCrosse 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. HOPKINS, TONY; North; Football Team 2, 3, 4. HORNISH, DANA; South. HORVATH, KENNETH; North; Cross Country 2, 3, 4 (capt.), Indoor Track 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4, Elec- tronics Club 4. HUGHES, JENNIFER; West; Choir 2, 3, 4. J JACOBSON, SARA; North. JACOBUS, LORI; West. JAHNSEN, JAMES; East; Electronics Club 3, Play Production 3. JAKEL, DOUGLAS C.; East. 'JANEK, RONALD; North. JELLINEK, TRA- CIE; West; Fire Comm. 3, 4. JONES, ANTHONY P.; West; Black Student Union 2, 3, 4. JOYIENS, ALLEN; East. K KAHAN, DEBORAH ELLEN; North. KAHN, ADRIAN LISA; East. KAPLAN, JULIA BETH; East; Football Mgr. Statistician 3, 4, LaCrosse Mgr. Statistician 3, House Council 4. KAPLAN, MICHAEL; West. KASLOW, MICHAEL; West. KATZ, WARREN; North; J. V. Basketball 2. KAUFMAN, WILLIAM A.; North. KAU- NITZ, CAROL; West. 'KAYMAN, LINDSEY; South. KEARNEY, PETER; North. KELLER, CATHERINE E.; South. KENEFICK, PA- TRICIA C.; North; Work in school library 2, 3, 4. 'KENNY, MARK; West; Bookstore 2, Wrestling 2, Swimming 2, 4, Ski- ing 3, 4, Homeroom President 4. KERRIGAN, SEAN; West; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. KEYASKO, DAN H.; South. KITAMATSU, NAGOMI; East; Newcomers Comm. 2, Display Comm. 3, 4 (Photography), Civics Comm. 4, Yearbook Staff-Photography 4. KLAFTER, LEON; North. KLEIN, ANDREA; East; Computer Club 2, Assembly Comm. 2, Fire Comm. 3, 4, Election Comm. 3, 4, Yearbook 3, East House Social Comm. 3, 4, Sr. Editor 4, Lab Aide 4, East House Council 4. KLEIN, FRANCINE; East. KLIEN, GREG; North; LaCrosse 2, 3, 4, Tr. of White Student Union 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Friday Night Frisbee 4. 'KLIMOW- ICZ, JOSEPH; South. KNOTH, RONALD; North. KOENIG, JAYNE; West. KOGEN, PAM; South. KONKOWSKI, CAROL; West. KORDUBA, ARIANA; East; Display Case Comm. 3, 4, Ukrainian Club 3, 4, Yearbook Art Comm. 4, Prom Comm. 4, Environmental Art Workshop 4. KORTIS, BRYAN; South; Soc- cer 2 (JV), 3-4 (V), LaCrosse Club 2, South House Council 4. KOZLOWSKI, JAN; East. KRASNEY, KEITH LEWIS; West- Marching Band 2, 3, Concert Band 2, 3, Columbian 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Math Club 3, Ping-Pong Club 4, Philosophy Club 4. KRUVANT, NANCY J.; West; Cheerleading 2 (JV), 3-4 (V), Prom Comm. 4. KUCHLER, WILLIAM; South. KUCH- NYNSKY, MARIA; West; Swim Team 2, Pep Club 2, Ukranian Club 3, 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4. Track Team 3. KULYK, PETER; North. KWIECIEN, GARY; West; Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4 (V-co- capt.), CHS Choir 4. L LAINER, ILENE; West. LALLY, JOHN; South. LALLY, BILLY; South. 'LAMBERT, DEBRA; North. LANDAU, ELISE R.; West; Rire Comm. 2, 3, 4, Football Team Mgr. 4, Swim Team Mgr. 4, Yearbook 4, Homeroom Rep. 4. LANZA, MARIA EDITZA; South. LARKIN, KEVIN; West. LAWALL, TRICE; East; Fire Comm. 2, 3, 4. LEE, PAN JAE; East; Chess Club 4. LEMEGA, IRENE M.; East; Art Club 3, Ukrainian Club 3, 4, Environmental Program 4. LERRO, NICHOLAS A.; East. LEVIN, RUTH L; South; Parnassian Society 2, HR Chairman 2, 3, Council Mem- ber 2, Elections Comm. 2, 3, 4, Columbian 2, School Musical 3, Songleader 3, Drama Workshop 4, Student Exchange 4, Prom Comm. 4. LEVINE, JUDITH L; West; Social Comm. 2, 3, Columbian 2, Italian Club 2, 3, Volleyball 3, HR Rep. 3. LE- VINE, JULIE; East. LEVINE, SHARON; South. LEVY, JEROLD; South. LEWIS, JUDY A.; East; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. LEWIS, KATHI; East; Varsity Swim Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball Team 2, Prom Comm. 4. LEWIS, LISA; West; Songleader 3, Pep Comm. 3, Elections Comm. 4. LEWYCKY, MARTHA; South; Computer Club 2, Guildscript 2, Mirror 3, 4, Ukrainian Club 3, (Sec'y), 4 (V. P.). LEWYCKY, MYRA; South; House Council 2, Guildscript 2, Computer Club 2, Mirror 3, 4, Ukrainian Club 3, 4 (Sec'y). LIBRAMENTO, JEANNA; West; Student Council 3, All-school Musical 3. LICCESE, JOSEPH E.; South; Columbian 2, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Jazz Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Fencing Club 4. LIEBERMAN, CATHY; West; Art Club 3. LIEBMAN, JONA- THAN MARK; West; H.R. Vice Pres. 2, House Council 2, In- tramural Volleyball 3, Varsity Tennis Team 3, 4, Shakespeare Society 4. LINDEMAN, NANCY L; West; Columbian 2, 3, Par- nassian Society 2, 3 (V.P.), Fire Comm. 2, 3, 4, Assembly Comm. 2, School Musical 2, 3, Yearbook Jr. Ed. 3, Elections Comm. 4, Student Council Rep. 4, Yearbook Rep. 4, Student Exc. Comm. 4. LIPPMAN, JOHN; South; Columbian 2, House Council 2, 3, House Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, Election Comm. 4. 'LIPPMAN, MARC; South. LISH- CHYNSKY, LADA; East; Ukrainian Club 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4. LIVNE, AYELET; North. LOEBER, LAWRENCE J.; South; Direc- tor-Choreographer— You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown 2, Once Upon a Mattress — Jester 2, CHS P.A. Crew 2, 3, 4, Columbian 2, 3 (Arts Ed.), Student Teacher of French in Elem. Schools 2, Dir.-Choreographer — Grease 3, Choreographer — Cabaret 4, CHS Dance Co. 4, Sound of Music 4. LONE- RO, GERALD; North. LOWE, MARY; East; Orchestra 3, Band 3. LUBKA, RAYMOND N.; North; CHS Varsity Golf Team 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Stamp Collecting 2. LYONS, STEV- EN; North. LYSELL, INGER; East. M MAAS, JUDY; West. MacKINSON, ANNE M.; West; Girl's Gym- nasticsTeam 2, 3, Pep Comm. 2, 3, Prom Comm. 4. MacLEOD, ANNE L; East. MacLEOD JOHN JR.; North; JV Wrestling 2, Fencing Club 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4. MADDEN, JIM; North; Football 2, 3, 4, LaCrosse 3, 4, Co-Chairman of White Student Union 2, 3, 4. MAFFEI, LORRIE; North. MAINE, IRIS E.; South; AV Crew 2, Pep Comm. 3, French Club 3, 4, Parnassian Society 3, Teach French in Elem. School 3, 4, Social Comm. 4, Natural Foods Club 4, MAIORELLA, MARC A.; East; Italian Club 2, 3, 4, Play Prod. 2. MALANGA, JOSEPH C.; South. MALONEY, PAUL; East; Cross-Country Team 2, 3, 4 (co-capt.). Indoor Track Team 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Track Team 2, 3, 4. MALUPIN, STEVE P.; South MANN, AMY; North; Pep Comm. 2, Girl's Football Team 3. MARAGELIS, BILL; North; Gymnastics Team 2, 3, CHAOS 3, 4. MARINO, ANTHONY J.; South; Track 2, 3-4 (Var.). MARINO, DONNA; East. MARKSON, CAROL; East; HR Rep. 2, Taught French at Elem. School 2, 3, Ed. in Chief of Guildscript 4, Student Council Secretary 4. MARSHALL, RONETTE S.; North; Black Student Union 2, 3, 4 (Sec'y). MARTINEAU, MISSY; East; Pep Comm. 2, 3, 4, Girl's Basketball Team 2, 3, Girl's Softball Team 2, 3, 4, Girl's Track 250 •NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Team 4. MASELLI, MONICA; West. MASI, DANIEL; West. MASLOW, MARY BETH; South; Assembly Comm. 2, 3, Colum- bian 2, Fire Comm. 4, Elections Comm. 4. MASTRANGELO, SHARON; North; HR Rep. 4, Pep Comm. 4, Fire Comm. 4. MASTRONARDI, M. CARMEL; North; Italian Club 2, Board of Rep. 3, Alt. Student Body 3. 'MATIASH, LARISSA; South. MATSUURA, KIMITOSHI; East; Soccer 4. MATTIE, SUZANNE; South. MAULT, JOSEPH; West. McA'NULTY, CELESTE; South. McARDLE, KATHY; West; Display Comm. 2, 3 (Chman), 4 (co- Chman), Guildscript 2, 3. McATEER, DEIRDRE; South; Chorus 3, 4. McCLUSKEY, SUSAN M.; West; Twirling 4, Prom Comm. 4, House Council 4. McCONWAY, KATHLEEN; East; Bookstore Comm. 2, Color Guard 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4. McDONNELL, MARYANN; South; CHS Girl's Varsity Gymnastics Team 2, Songleader 3, 4 (capt.). Prom Comm. 4, Mirror 4. McEACH- ERN, PATRICIA; East; Black Student Union 2, 3, 4. 'McGO- WAN, JAMES; North. McGOVERN, JOHN; North. McGRATH, MICHAEL: West; Wrestling 3. McHUGH, JIM RALPH ; East; Marching Band 2, 3, 4 (Drum Major), Band 2, 3, 4, All School Production 3. MEADE, STEPHEN G.; West; Soccer 2, Wres- tling 2, 3, 4, Elections Comm. 4. MEDINETS, HOWARD M.; North; AV Crew 2, 3, 4, School Musical 2, Special Services Comm. 3, 4. MEEHAN, WILLIAM J.; North. MELAMED, GARY; West; CHS Marching and Concert Band 2, 3, 4, CHS Varsity Frisbee Team 2, 3, 4. MELILLO, RONALD; South. MELILLO, GERALD; South. MENDOZA, DANNY; West; Jazz Ensemble 3, 4. MENKE, LOIS; South; Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Swim Team 2, 3 (co-capt.), 4 (capt.). MEOLA, NICK; North; Horseback Rid- ing 4. MERCADANTE, JOSEPH; East; Baseball 2, 3, 4. MER- CADANTE, STEPHEN; North; North House Council 4, Tutoring 4, Smoking Comm. 4, Lead singer for The Rolling Stones 4. MERISE, DONNA D.; . MERKL, ANNE E.; East; Production — You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown 2, School Musical 3, 4, Pep Comm. 3, East House Council 4, Production — Caba- ret 4, Prom Comm. 4. MERRIGAN, STEPHEN; West. METRO, LORI S.; South; Girl's Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Girl's Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 3, 4, Pep Comm. 4. MEYERSON, PAULA; North; School Newspaper 2, Parnassian Society 2, 3, 4, Charlie Brown (0. T. W. Prod.) 2, Grease (play productions) 3, Hockey Club 3, Social Comm. 3, School Musi- cal 3, Cabaret (play pro.) 4, Announcements Comm. 4, School Choir 4, Sound of Music 4, Mirror 4. MILLAR, PAUL; East; Football 2 (JV), 3-4 (Var.), Baseball 2 (JV), 3-4 (V). MILL- ER, CAROL; North. MILLER, STEPHEN J.; South; Varsity La- crosse 3, 4. MILLIKEN, DAVID; West. MIMS, ALETA; West; Homeroom Pres. 2, Girls Basketball Team 2, 3 (Mgr.) Manager Girls Softball Team 2, Black Student Union 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Color Guard 3, Manager Boys Basketball Team 4. MiSALE, MARIA; West. MISALE, MICHAEL; West; Electronics Club 3, 4 (Pres.), Italian Club 3, 4. MOLLACH, SHERI; West. MONAHAN, MARYALICE; West; House Commons Comm. 3, House Council 3, 4 (Sec.) Interact Club 3, 4, Pep Comm. 4, Prom Comm. 4, Songleader 4, Homeroom Rep. 4. MOONEY, KEVIN; South. MORGAN, FRANK; North; House Council 2, In- tramurals 3. MORRISON, RICKY; North; Football 2, 3, 4. MOR- TIMER, RAY; East. MUENZEL, PATSY; South; HR Sec'y 2, Songleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Prom Comm. 4. MUELL- ER, JOSEPH; North. MUSA, NARIO; South. MYERS, MARK; South; JV Soccer 2, Student Council 2, Folk Club 4, House Council Treasurer 4. N NATHAN, DEBORAH; North; Helped redecorate West House Commons 2. 'NATHAN, JAMES; South. NATHAN, LINDA; West. NEUBAUEN, DOLORES; North; Civics Comm. 2, 3, 4 (Pres, and Treasurer), Choir 3, 4, Bookstore 4. NEWSOME, TODD R.; East; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Black Student Union 2, 3, 4. NICHOLS, FORD; West; Football 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 3. NICHOLSON, CAROL; West; Computer Club 2, Interact 3, 4, West House Council 3, Ski Club 3, Spe- cial Services 3, 4. NOLAN, JANET M.; East. NORMIL, MARIE BETH; North. NOONAN, PETER R.; East; East House Intramu- rals 2. NUDELMAN, ROBERT; North. o O'BRIEN, JEFF; East. O'CONE, DIANE; West; Girl's Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, Girl's Varsity Softball 3, Prom Comm. 4, Italian Club V. P. 4. 'O'CONNOR, TERRANCE; North; Intramural Foot- ball and Softball 3. O'MALLEY, KATY; East; East House Coun- cil 2, 4, Student Exc. Comm. 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Tutorial Comm. 3, Special Services 3. O'MARA, AL; South; Track 2, CHS Bomb Crew 2, 3 (VP), 4 (Pres.). OBSHARSKY, IRENE; South; Song- leader 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4. OLIVER, FRANK; West. OLIVIERI, MICHAEL; North; Baseball 2, 3, 4. OSLEY, JEFFERY; South; Indoor Track Team 2, Outdoor Track Team 2, 3, 4, Var. Wres- tling 3, 4, VP of Black Student Union 4. p 'PAGLIUCA, ANTHONY; North; JV Soccer 2, Var. Soccer 3, 4. PALKOWETZ, MARY ANN; East; Chorus 2, 3. PALLEN, GLENN; West; Wrestling Team 3. PANGIOCHI, STEPHEN; East. PARRY, CATHY; West; Fire Comm. 2, 3, Parnassian Society 2, Math Club 2, Cercle Frangais 3, Chorus 4, School Musical 4. PARRY, CRAIG; East; Soccer 2, 3, Track 3. PAWEL, BRUCE; North; All-school Band 2, 3, 4, All-school Orch. 2, 3, 4, Jazz Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Columbian 2, 4, Brass Choir 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, 4. PAYNE, JEFF; North. PEARL, DANA-JO; South. PEPIN-DONAT, LISA; East. PERILSTEIN, JOEL; East; School Council 2, 3, 4, Intramural Football 2, Soccer Team 3, 4, Baseball Team 3, Yearbook (Sports-Assistant) 4. PETO, BARBIE; South. PETRUZ- ZIELLO, MARI-LYNN; South; Italian Club 3, 4, Social Comm. 4. PHIFER, DONNA; South; Mirror 4. PIERSON, LAURIE; West. PIETRODANGELO, DOM; South. PITT, DOREEN; West. PITT- MAN, TIM; South; Wrestling Team 2, 3, Track Team 2, 3. PLASTOCK, ROBERTA E.; West; Parnassian Society 2, 3 (Treas.), 4, House Council 2 (Secretary), 3, Musical 2, W.A.A. of A. 2, Chorus 3. POTESKY, JAMES M.; East; Bicycle Club 2, 3, 4, East House Council Rep. 3, Pres, of East House 4. POT- TER, CHARLES A., East; HR Rep. 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Environ- mental Ob. 4. PREVOST, JEAN; East; AV Crew 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer), Prom Comm. 4, Pep Comm. 4, Social Comm. 4, East House Social Comm. 4, Guildscript 4, Year- book 4, Track 4. PRICE, GLORIA; North; CHS High Dance Co. 3, 4. PRICE, DAVE; East; Var. Baseball 3, 4. PRICE, DREW; East. PROSKE, JUDEANN; North. PROSSER, ROBERT; North; Base- ball Team 2, 3, 4. PUGLIO, JOANNE; East; Pep Comm. 2, Ital- ian Club 3, 4, HR Rep. 4, Prom Comm. 4. PUNDYK, JAMIE; East; Guildscript 2, 3, 4 (Assoc. Ed.), Bicycle Club 3, 4, Year- book (Lit. Ed.) 4, Cercle Frangais 4. 'PURCELL, ANDREW; North. Q QUERQUES, HELEN; East; Production Staff 2; Columbian 2, 3, Elections Committe 2, Asst. Production Manager 3, Fire Com- mittee 3, East House Vice President 4, Mirror Photography Editor. R RABIN, DAVID; North; House Intramurals 2, 3, Bike Club 2, Folk Club 2, 3. RAGAN, NANCY; East; Play Grease 3, Social Committee 4. RAGONESE, MARIE; North; Basketball 2, Soft- ball 2, Prom Committee 4, Coat Girl 4. RAMOS, DAVID; North; Sophomore Football Team 2. RAVIN, JUDITH; West; French Club 4. REGAN, JOHN; East; . REGAN, MARYBETH; West; Girls Basketball Team, 2. REINHART, JIM; North; Football 2, 4, Track 2, White Student Union 2, 3, 4, Cuting class 2, 3, 4, Detention 2, 3, 4, Cafe 3. REINHART, BILL; North; Bonging Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Co-chairman of the White Student Union 3; Menu Committee 4. REITMAN, ANNE; South; House Council 2, 3, 4, All School Musical 2, Math Club 2, 3, 4, 251 NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Constitution Committee 2, School Council 3, Cercle Francais 3, 4, Teaching in Elementary School 2, 3, Philosophy Club 4. RICHARDS, KATHY; West. RICHARDELLA, JOE; East. RIOR- DAN, JOE; East; Soccer 2, 3, 4, LaCrosse 2, 3, 4. RIZZO, CINDY; East; Prom Comm. 4, Yearbook 4. RIZZOLO, DAVID; South. ROBINSON, JAMIE SUE; East; Student Govt. 2, House Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Orch. 2, 3, Social Comm. 4, Mirror 4. ROCCO, JOE; West. RODRICK, CHARLIE; West; Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Band 2, 3. ROHDE, AVIVA; East; Orch. 2, 3, Musical 2, 3, Elections Comm. 3, 4 (Vice-Chairperson). ROMA- NO, JERRY; East. RONNIE, LYNNE; East. ROSEN, JOSEPH A.; South; Computer-Math Lab Aide 2, 3, 4, Bicycle Club 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3 ( Grease ), 4 ( Cabaret ). ROSENBAUM, JOHN E.; North; N House Council 2, 3, 4, Assembly Comm. 2, Colum- bian (Reporter and Production Staff) 2, 3, 4 (and Bus. Mgr.), School Council 3, Interact 3, 4, N House Volleyball 3, Guild- script (Prod, and Sales Ed.) 4, School Intramural Council and in charge of N. House Intramural Prog. 4. ROSENSTEIN, JED; East. ROSENTHAL, RICHARD; South. ROTH, BARBARA L; South; Social Comm. 3, 4 (Sec'y), Yearbook 3, 4, Elections Comm. 4, Prom Comm. 4. ROTH, KAREN; South; Assembly Comm. 2, Computer Club 2, Fire Comm. 3, 4, Lab Aide 3, 4, Elections Comm. 3, 4, Mirror 3, 4 (Statistics Ed.). ROTHSTEIN, TRACY; East; Band 2, JV Basketball 2, 3, Var. Softball 2, Spe- cial Services 2, 3, 4, Jr. Achievement 3, 4, Fire Comm. 4. ROVER, ROBIN; East. ROWAND, DEBBIE; North; Civics Comm. 2, 3, 4 (Sec'y), Italian Club 3, Social Comm. 3, 4 (Pres.). RUBENFELD, LISA; East; Basketball Mgr. and Baseball Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Fire Comm. 2. RUDDY, STACEY; South; Prom Comm. 4. RUSS, DANIEL C.; East; All school Musical Orch. 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Jazz Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Track 3, 4, Indoor Track 4. RUSSO, LORI; West; Cheerleading 2. RYAN, KATH- LEEN A.; South; Social Comm. 2, 3, 4, Bookstore Comm. 3, 4 (Chman), Prom Comm. 4. RYBKA, KATHRYN M.; West; In- tramurals 2, Girl's Tennis Tournament 2, Girl's Tennis Mgr. 3, Yearbook Rep. 3. RUDNER, WILLIAM A.; East; Columbian 2, 3, 4, School Council 2, Exc. Comm. 2, 3, Interact 3, 4, Display Case Comm. 3, Bio Lab Aide 3, P.A. Crew 3, Special Services 3, 4. s SABO, RICHARD; East; Photography 2, 3, 4, Columbian 4, Yearbook 4. SAGGESE, GEORGINA; East. SAINZ, CHARLES; West; A.V. Crew 3, 4, Video Crew 3, 4 (co-captain), Grease 3. SMILSON, LORI; East; All school musical 2, Advertising Comm. 2, Independent play production 2, Parnassian 2, 3, Pep Committee 3. SANTILLO, DIANE; East; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4, Pep Comm. 2, 3, 4, Senior- Junior girls football game 3, 4, Fire Comm. 2, Prom Comm. 4. SANTOSUOSSO, DONNA; South; Homeroom secretary 2, 3, 4. SAPIO, SUE; East; Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3. 'SAVIDIS, SAVAS; North; Wrestling 2. SCELEO, DONNA; South. SCHATZ, CHARLES; West; West House Comm. 3, Columbian 4. SCHACHTEL, DANIEL; West. SCHECHNER, MARJORIE; North; Varsity Swim Team 2, 3, 4, Columbian 2, 3 (Feature editor). Varsity Tennis Team Mgr 2, 3, 4, Fire Com- mittee 2, 3, Homeroom Pres. 2, Elections Committee 3, 4. SCHECHNER, PAUL; North; Band 2, 3, 4, Assembly Committee 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Math Lab Aide 2, 3, 4 (co- commanding), Junior Achievement 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Com- puter Club 3, 4, Elections Comm. 4. SCHECHTER, EFRAT; South. SCHWARTZ, JIM; North; Varsity Lacrosse 3, 4, White Student Union 2, 3, 4 (co-chairman), Varsity Football 4. SCOTT, GARY; East; Varsity football 3, 4, Varsity basketball 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 2, Sophomore football 2. SCOTT, PEGGY; East; Art Club 3. 'SCOTT, VIVIAN; West. SEARLE, BEVERLY; West; W.A.A. of A. SEMANYSHYN, LYDIA; West; Modern-Jazz Dance Club 2, Display Case Comm. 3, 4, Ping-Pong Club 4, Ukrainian Club 3, 4. SEMANYSHYN, ZENON; East. SEYLER, DOMINIQUE; West. SHAPIRO, BILLY; South; H.R. Pres. 2, House Intramurals 2, 3, 4, House Council 2, 3, 4, School Coun- cil 2, 3, A. V. Squad 2, Jr. Class Pres. 3, Special Services Committee 3, South House treasurer 4. SHEA, CATHY; East; East House Council 2, Fire Comm. 2, 3, 4, Swim Team Manag- er 3, 4. SHOLK, WAYNE; East; J. V. Baseball 2, Varsity Football 3. SICKLEY, JULIE; South; J.V. Cheerleader Captain 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Prom Comm. 4. SIMPKINS, NANCY; West; Columbian 2, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Assembly Comm. 2, Fire Comm. 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Prom Comm. 4, Student Exchange Program 4. SLOAN, LUCINDA; West; West House Social Committee 2, Special Dance 3, 4, Council 4. SMITH, ANN MARIE; North. 'SMITH, DONALD; West. SMITH, MARGARET; North; Kayak Building 3. SMITH, MARK; North; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 (Capt.), Indoor track 2, White Student Union 2, 3, 4, Outdoor track 2, 3, 4 (Capt.). SMITH, STEPHANIE C.; West; Black Student Union 2, 3, 4, Parnassian Society 2, Mirror 3, 4, Gymnastics 3, Prom Comm. 4, Student Council 4, Dance 4, Cheerleader 4, Natural Foods 4. SNEDEK- ER, ANNE; South. SOLANO, JEANNE; East. SPORMAN, RENEEE; West; Art Club 2, 3, Advertising Club 2, Choir 3. SPRAGUE, GORDON; East; Lacrosse 2, 3, 4. STAGER, CATH- ERINE M.; West; Band 2, 3, 4, Fencing 2. STANFORD, SCOTT; South; Library Aide 2, 3, 4, Bike Club 3, 4. STANZIONE, GUY; North; Assembly Comm. 2, 3, House Intramurals 2, 3, Bowling Team 2, 3 (Capt.). STAUHS, MICHAEL; East. STECHER, STEVE; East; Baseball 3, 4, Football 3, 4. STEINER, NANCY; East; Year- book-Activities Editor 3, Guildscript-Art Editor 4, East House Treasurer 4. STEINMARK, JAMIE; North; Elections Comm. 2, 3, Elections Comm. Sec. 3. STEVENS, ANDREW; West; Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Model Airplane Club 4 (Capt.), Bicycle Club 4, New Jersey JCL Treasurer 4. 'STOUCH, DENISE; West. STRA- HAN, GREGORY; West. STRAUBING, GAIL; North. STRAUS, ANDREW; East; Wrestling 3, 4. STRAUSS, THOMAS; East; Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, East House Council 4, Yearbook 4. STREIFER, PAUL J.; North; A.V. 2, 3, 4, Scuba Club 2, School Musical 3, Social Comm. 2, Chorus 2, 4. STRUTZ, GUY; West; H.R. V.P. 2, Chemical Club 2, H.R. President 3, Bonging Club 4. STEUTZEL, WALTER; North. SUDDOTH; North. SURO- WITCH, ELIZABETH; South; Girl Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Pep Comm. 2, 3, Girls Varsity Softball 3, 4. SWASS, DANIEL; South; Audio Visual Crew 2, 4, Fencing 2, Gymnastics 2, 3, 4 (co-capt.), UTR Technician. T TAFFET, MARK; South; Fire Comm. 3, House Council 4. TAN- NER, SHELLEY R.; East. TAYLOR, DOUGLAS; West. TAYLOR, CRAIG; East; Lacrosse team 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Intramurals 2. TAYLOR, ROBIN; West. TELLADO, VAL; West; Columbia Track 3, 4. TEMNIKOW, TATIANA; South. TESTA, GINA; South. THOMAS, CARL; North. THOMPSON, M. MELINDA; East; Choir 2, 3, Baseball Mgr. 2, Shakespeare Society Sect, and Pres. 3, 4, School Musical 4. 'THORNTON, THOMAS; East. 'TIERNEY, TERRY; South. TIRONE, JOE; North; Football team 2, 4, White Student Union 2, 3, 4. TIVENAN, FLORENCE; West. TIVENAN, BILL; South; J. V. Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, 6th member of the coordinating comm. 4. TKACIUKUS, BORIS; West. TORRES, ROBERT; North. 'TRACEY, JOHN; East. TRAMPLER, KURT; South. TRAURIG, JAYNE; North; Prom Comm. 4. TUCK, DUNCAN; East. TURIELLO, GABRIEL; East; Football 2. u USI, ELEANOR; South. V VALENZI, JOSEPHINE L; North; Italian Club 2, 3, 4. VAN DOR- EN, JANE; West; House Council 2, 3, 4, Swim and Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, Intramural Comm. 2, 3, 4, Pep Comm. 2, Fire Comm. 2, Social Comm. 2, 3, 4, House Executive Comm. 2, 3, 4, Elections Comm. 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Interscholastic Athlet- ic Advisory Council 2, 3, 4. VAN GELDER, HUGH; South; House Council 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Math Lab Aide 2, 3, 4, Columbian 3, 4, Election Comm. 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4 (Captain). VAN LOON, MARTHA; North. 'VASSEY, JAMES; East. VEL- LUCCI, MARIA; East. VILLONE, ANGELA R.; East; Homeroom 252 NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Pres. 2, 3, 4, Pep Comm. 3. VIOLA, MICHAEL; North; Chs. CHS Boys Varsity Gymnastics Team 2, 3, 4 (co-capt.). VOGEL, CATHY; East. VOLK, KURT J.; East. VOLLHERBST, ELAINE; North. w WAGENER, DANIEL; West; Bicycle Club 2, 3, 4 (co-chairman). WALD, PRISCILLA; South; Columbian 2, 3, 4 (managing edi- tor), South House Constitution Comm. 2, House Intramurals 2, Math Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Elections Comm. 3, 4. WALDOR, MATTHEW; South; Math Club 2, 3, 4, Computer Club 2, Tennis Team 2, Student Council 4, Ecology-Naturalist Club 4. WALSH, RICHARD; West; Wrestling 3, 4. WANG TA-ti; West. WAVRA, JIM; North; Wrestling team 2. WEBER, KARL; North. WEISBERG, MARK; South. WEITZMAN, LEONARD; South; Intramural Soccer and football 2, Band 2, Orchestra 2, Varsity Football 4. WELKER, JILL-ANNA; East; Social Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4. WERBING, DIANE; East; P.A. Crew 2, 3, 4, Assembly Comm. 2, East House Council 2, Math Lab Aide 2, 3, 4. WEST, CHARLELES; East; Computer Club 4. WHAR- TON, JUSTIN; North; Football 2, 3, 4, Indoor track 2, 3, 4, Outdoor track 2, 3, 4. WHEAT, HENRY; North; Laboratory As- sistant (Biology) 2, 3, 4, Special Services 3, 4, Consul of Co- lumbia Latin Club 4. WICKS, LEON H.; West; Soccer 2, 3, Lacrosse 2, 3, 4. WIECH, MELINDA; South. WILLIAMS, CINDY; North. WILLIAMS, KIMBERLY; East. WILLIAMS, VIR- GINIA; East; Prom Comm. 4, Homeroom Representative 4. WILLIAMSON, PHYLLIS; North; Black Student Union 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Prom Comm. 4, Track 4, Caberet 4. WILSON, AN- GIE; East. WISCHE, JODIE; North. WOLDIN, DANIEL; West. “WOLKE, ERIC; North. WOLSKI, MARIA; South; Varsity Twirl- ing Squad 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4, Yearbook Comm. 4. WOOL- LEY, JACQUELINE; West; Marching Band 2, Concert Band 2, Jazz Ensemble 2, Shakespeare Society 2, Orchestra 2, School Musical 3, Intramural Volleyball 3. WRUBEL, FRED; South; Bike Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3. Z ZEMEL, SUZANNE; West; Fire Comm. 2. ZIEMOLOZYNSKI, MARK; West. ZIMMERMANN, ROBERT; North. ZINCKGRAF, ED; South; Football 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. ZIPF, PETER; East. ZIPSE, ROBERT; South, Columbia Track Team 2, 3, 4 (capt.), Cross Country 3, 4. ZMYJ, LYDIA; West; Ukrainian Club 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4. ZUCKERMAN, JULIE; West. ZUSI, JEANNINE; South; J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4. 253 •NOT PHOTOGRAPHED THE PEOPLE BEHIND ANDREA KLEIN CHESELYN AMATO NANCY SCHLENGER MARGIE SCHECHNER _ NANCY ENG TOM PALMA Senior Art Advertising Activities Typing Editorial Advisor TOM GROTTA MARK ADELMAN Editor-in-chief Lay-out THE 1976 MIRROR JOEL BURRIS CARY BERLISS GLENN EPSTEIN KAREN ROTH JAMIE PUNDYK JUDY MARKOWITZ Business Sports Fac Admin Statistics Literary Underclassmen AL MUCCI HELEN QUERQUES Financial Advisor Photography . . . and now a word of thanks . . . for help with statistics: Steven Barr, Risa Bell, Jennifer Bick, Mary Alex Blasi, Phyllis Ganz, Sue Goldenring, Judi Harrison, Carol DelNegro, Myra Lewycky, Martha Lewycky, Robin Sperduto, Barbara Roth, Jane Van Doren, Maria Wolski. for typing: Trish Carey, Barbara Enderle, Brenda Eng, Kim Hornish, Carol Kaunitz, Anne MacLeod, Lois Menke, Margie Schechner. for assistance with graphics: Paul Bookbinder, Alan Borden, Joe Csarnogosky. for photography: Amy Blumenau, Steve Blumenau, Ruth Dinerman, Fred Fogel, Mike Nimaroff, Frost Schroder, Rich Sabo, for advice and help: Mrs. Nan DiMenna. for the TM page: TIME Magazine. for the film page: Mr. Chase's second semester 5th period animation film class. 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