Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1977 volume:

Maplewood Memorial Library Maplewood, New Jersey dld. C the 1977 mirror contents the people 1 6 the activities 1 28 the sports 176 the ads 216 nn 10' go C-H-S- t'77 £ 2 Now as we leave Columbia, we must each go our own way. People tell us that we are entering the real world . We view the future with much hope and trepida- tion, and look back at the past and smile, or even cry, at the way we were. We have lived in the real world all our lives. At Columbia we have developed, matured and experimented. Columbia's extensive curriculum and wide spectrum of extra activities allowed each of us to follow his or her interests in a system geared to the individual. The way we were. In Columbia there were many different types of people. We were a representative cross-section of American life. Columbia provided an outlet for our collective creative output. As a community we functioned well together. Who knows what we would have been like had we been high school students during the turbulent sixties? Most of us never think about that because we are too busy minding our own business in the quiet seventies. Columbia was one of the central environments of our lives. It shaped us in ways which we may not be aware of. We also helped to shape Columbia. We left our special mark and set standards for future Columbians. Unfortunately, there were some problems. Budget crises threatened our cur- riculum, frustrated our teachers and restricted our freedom of action. Once-proud South House was disbanded. Professional educators spent part of their time doing police duty. This discouraged them from sponsoring clubs or independent studies. We lived through the post-Vietnam, post-Watergate era of disillusionment. A new president has been elected. There is a growing sense of rebirth across Ameri- ca. We look toward the future and we are confident. As we restlessly await new challenges, we feel twinges of regret for all the things we did not do and all the people we did not get to know well while we were here. Our ambivalent attitudes toward leaving are difficult to appraise. We have a sense of accomplishment and independence; still, we know we have difficult adjust- ments ahead of us. We make vows to keep in touch with each other, hoping that these vows will be kept. The way we were. We will always remember our Columbia experience. We are products of our parents and our country. We know we have been part of a great school. The way we were. We will never be the same again. 4 the faces we saw '� V the friends we made ■ ! J;, I DEBORAH ANN ADAMS JOHN GREGORY ADAMS When you start quitting the dying begins — Orlando B. Parker JMcd Hey Buzzy It's your castle in the sky MARY BETH ADAMS It's all happened recently, now we are living in that dream we had not long ago. Twirling, Brian Friends MARK ADELMAN GLENN ALLISON TONY AMATO 1 can't wait 'til tomorrow 'cause 1 get It's hard to detect good luck — It better looking every day. AB 7 looks so much like something you've Yanks-MJ'S ( 1) CY3 Rambler cl-love earned. NANCY ANASTASIO HENRIETTA ARONSON MARCY ARROW Live for today, dream of tomorrow, A living note in the song of life, but don't forget the yesterdays. Jon 10 17 75 Summer '75. '76, 8 K.G. 18 SUE BACKLUND Boop The best things in life aren't things — Danny 3 8 75 . . . Stag nights with Bird” Q HANK Barbarisme 8 DARLENE ASKEW There are two ways of seeing one's self; one is through a mirror and the other through your soul. STEVEN ATNO Goin for it, YAHOUUIII We're all olde friends GARY AUCIELLO Wisdom comes only from experience. ERIC BAIME JON BAKER We should all be concerned about Invent. . . the future because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there. LORI BALDI It's only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. JANE BARG They would not find me changed from him they knew — Only more sure of all I thought was true. —R.F. CATHY BARILLA People say you can't have everything but I know I do. PAT 6-10-76 69 Firebird lau Joe 1 day later 19 STEPHEN BARR The castle was veiled in mist and darkness, nor was there a glimmer of light to show a castle was there. CHRISTINE BASNIAK . . . Yesterday is but today's memories — tomorrow is but today's dream . . . RD TERRY BAUER Lady Finger dipped in Moonlight writing “what for across the morning sky. TIM BAUER Life: A puzzle, a new piece added, a lot more to gol K.S. 10 23 74. Weasel King pin, Mxing and a can of Fosterl ROBERT C. BAUSMITH . . the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps . . . the independence of solitude. — Emerson DEBBIE BEACHER B.K. California Here I Come I Bye J.H. See you soon P.S. T.S. NO I I I JANE BECK Life is continual motion — for me, through the dance. 20 JOYCE BENTLEY ROBERT BERENSON KRIS BERGGREN NAOMI R. BERGWERK The world steps by to let any man pass if he knows where he is going. Don't worry I'll take care of it . . . tomorrow Through the too many miles and the too little smiles. I'll still remember you . . . JH . . . olde friend Can't anybody pronounce my name right? . . . Gym in Cl23 . . . Owls for Mr Bunio 21 ROBERT BERMAN DAVE BERNSTEIN Live for today, dream of tomorrow, learn from yesterday DONALD BERRY DU, CH Everybody is a star, but your shine is just different from mine. LAURA BESBRIS Each living thing is witness to the success of the past and holds the hope of the future. HAL T. BIERMANN Todays dreams are tomorrows realities. LAURA BLANCHARD STEVEN W. BLIZZARD Wrestlers never prosper. They just are STEVEN BLUMENAU Two roads diverged in a wood and I took the one less travelled by RF Summer 76 Safe and Sound MARYELLEN BOCZAR . . mirror images of years that have passed too quickly — fcf 678 The seat summerdays at 412 with Hoo. DORIS BOHNENBERGER DORI Bobo Math 10 Lunch 5 Physics Chem Florida Math 11 . . . DL Skating Sat. WILLIAM BOILEAU Ambitious to make his mark made school not just a lark . JULIE BONGIORNO ALAN BORDEN Take your time think alot for you will Imagination is the Art of all evil still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not. — Cat Stevens JAMES G. BOROWSKI MICHAEL BOTTOMLEY ROBERT BOYD What's up Bro? The Blob — Horseface — Elmrod Buddah cards Big Al-Vil Happiness is . . . 24 BARBARA S. BOZZELLI L.S. If you only knew, right K.G.? G.M. Wishing You Were Here. Kar, Laur LKB A Lasting Friendship Fri. nights WIV VV.1T' T mm MARC D. BRAUNSTEIN As I come to the end, my mind will still be beating its wings against the bars of thoughts prison ELIZABETH BRENNAN In this moment of time, we have all been together. . . . FAC Foreverll MICHAEL BRENNER 57 F.B.G. We re craazzzyl Mean Machines TOM BRUBAKER BRU” S.H Mansion The Patch Street «i N NANCY BRIDGES As time goes on I'll realize just what you mean to me AE 9-1-74 JULIE BRILL LINDY BROWN Do unto others as you would have them do to you. DIANE F. BRUNO Don't you see I want my life to be something more than long? . . . Ya ERI THE GIRLS BRUISER . . . Arizona '83 ROBERT BUCHNER Long Live Andiamo Boys, Mopars Wadis an Aurillo's club. A beer round for the boys. JOHN BUTTERLY JIMMY BUTTROS Gus-Mole-Moyle-Evans-Vincent Stee 70 Skylark 350-4. Remember Ihop and Jules Sat-A. Buttros Shell with ROS ARMAND G. CACCIARELLI I'm a wonderful liar myself, but go on an tell your story I'm listening. CHIP CANNON Is that a real poncho; I mean is that a Mexican poncho or is that a Sears poncho? LAWERNCE CARDONE It has been snady out I made rt with no sweat LISA CARDONE No matter where we go or what we do I always want to be with you. JOHN 6 26 76 26 PATRICIA CAREW DS, KV Where's the MGA? Ocean Beach Rhett Gator. . . The Mansion . . . Sal's Why do they call you Bones, Terry? DEBORAH CAREY Love is heaven on earth, with you, Antonio. DONNA CARLOMUSTO Seek that which within lies waiting to begin LAURIE CAROLAN Now or later people? Ines — remember The future is yours Barb — remember Brighter days Lynn — Friend is a . . . ELLEN CARON When you've had the best, all thats left is all the rest. Bestfriends — Boop, Mare, Q Bird Bok Bok upl 8 ROSEANNE CARPENTER Better by far you should forget and smile than you should remember and be sad 7-4-76 Dreams PETER CARTMELL 27 SUZY CHAREL I still love those good times gone by HPC KIM CHARNIGA It's only the beginning 6 16 76 . . . The only way to have a friend is to beone . . . Friends” . . . EDDIE TOM CHAMBERLIN A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. DONNA CHEW DIANNE CHRISTIE Love always speaks . . but not always in words. Butch . . . A.S. BEXII friends ROSA CIAMPI Without honesty there is no truth without truth there is no love, without love there is nothing. MARY CLARK If only you believe like I believe we'd get byl My Family “MERT ... 4 Musketeers . . . Bigbird SUSAN L CLAYCOMB If you need me to be with you I will follow where you lead . Gordon 12 28 74 Friends Summer '75 Q 8 GREG CLAYTON I used to get mad at my school the teachers that taught me weren't cool Lennon McCartney Sgt Pepper GERARD COCUZZA keZtone, Mr. 10, 11.. When will it stop Rove, BV , Hurtin’ bucks, 1-4 3-5, Dover-Mic, six-stix. B.B., Grinder 28 JOSEPH COCUZZA JR. CUZ Andiamo Boys Your mind is your Master” 60 Joe D's . . . The Gym JONATHAN COHEN Don't believe an Monday morning what I said on Saturday night. MARC R. COHEN It is great confidence in a friend to tell him your faults, greater to tell him his. — Ben Franklin DONNA COLBY But after all it's what we've done that makes us what we are. HPC Real Good” BB DORIS A. COLBY I've got to be where my spirit can run free, got to find my corner of the sky. KEVIN COLLINS PAT COLLINS It's hard to be a saint in Columbia . . . Friends of '77, Good luck. Stay High DEAN CONIARIS '55' Chevy-Maine-CEB OOB May your tires never run low The Mansion Gang 4 LARRY CONN CATHERINE A. CONNORS Not everything that is faced can be changed. But nothing can be changed until it is faced. 29 LISA CONVISSOR Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by — that has made all the difference. R.F. PETER H. COOK As long as trains keep runnin' a restless man I'll be. there's a few more lonesome cities I have to see. PATRICIA COPE A love like ours is love thats hard to find. We've come to far to leave it ail behind us. GARY 5-25-75 MICHAEL COWAN Conversation means being able to disagree and still continue the discussion JOHN CORSI Andiamo Boys Joe Os... Gym Your mind is your master SUSAN COX LINDA CRECCO If your smilin' at me I will understand, everybody does it in the same language DEBORAH CUMMIS Love when you can. cry when you have to, be who you must, it’s a part of the plan. Chorty 30 m MIKE DAVIS ‘Zut alors' it's Mrs. Worth (Look it up in a French Book) ELLEN CUTLER A storm can never rage forever, and darkness only lasts 'til dawn. S.B. M.S. B.K. Carly Simon MARK DALTON DONNA DARCANGELO If only you believe like I believe we'd get by, if only you believe in miracles so would I . . . B.T. ELIZABETH A. DARWIN . . Remembered joys are never past . . Friends, WEEKENDS, summertime . . . oool . . . Beginnings TOM DAVIS BRUCE DAVISON Well, life marches onward. I had a lot of fun at Columbia, and I hope that college will be the same. AL DeCASTRO F.B.G. 27 Mohegan Al's roofing MICHAEL DAVIDSON 31 SEAN DEE RICHARD DEHART LYNNE DEL MAURO You're the only one I care enough to hurt about. Tony 2 28 73 Friends KEVIN DEMPSEY BRUCE DEUTSCH SCOTT DESERIO D. MICHAEL DILDAY Before marriage keep your eyes open and afterwards keep them half shut. JOHN DEVIVO SUSAN M. DiORIO The world won't get much better if you Just let it be. 4 Musketeers (Friends) DAWN DIUBALDI Love is something special that you share with someone special 5 25 76 Class of 76, Tina How's the corner? PATRICIA DONLON What lies beyond us and behind us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. JEFFREY R. B. DOLAN THE PARTY'S OVER MARGIE DOW I will drink from the river that runs down from the mountain. Just my life — I feel it in the wind — again. MARY DOYLE A true friend is a great treasure. Pat. swimming-lm, Breastroke, CHIPPLES — soccer games — candy corn — eat itl TERRY DRISCOLL Better by far you should forget and smile than that you should remember and be sad. L.I..Rich Partieslll 33 ARTHUR DRUBIN THOMAS A. DRURY BRETT DUALLO BARBARA ENDERLE Summer of 76 46 Hancock . . . broke again Jimmy . . . 8 14 76 NORMAN ENDICK So long IBM 1130 onward to bigger, and better machines . . . DAVID L. EPSTEIN Youth is perpetual intoxication. It is a fever of the mind. 158 34 NEIL FARRELL PETER FEKETIE Veni, Vidi, Vomui . . . Yea. Leo Zappa There's only one life; make the most Krappa Livesllll! 6W3D To you of it. Robischau ROBIN FELTON 35 JUSTIN FERNADEZ Only a mediocre person is always at his best. P.S'62 Cadu, cruising, KO Fearsome Foursome The party's over. SHERI FESTINGER Reach out to the world — to know, to grow, to love, to say yes to life, to risk finding your real self. LAWRENCE FINN AIMEE S. FISHKIND If it wasn't for bad luck, I wouldn't Recall the days that still are to come have no luck at all. Heavy cream. Clapton Futbol 36 JEANNE A. FLYNN Look for the future and Go for it Sticky Buns and Beach Haven PATRICIA FLYNN Go for it; life is what you make it. Summer '76. NANCY ANN FOCZMANSKI . . You taught me how to love ... I guess I never knew love until I fell in love with you. Joel 3 26 76 RICKY FOLINO NANCY FONSECA DANIEL FRAM In the beginning Man created God; and in the image of Man created He Him. Ian Anderson (J. T.) 37 PAM FRASCIELLO JOSEPH FRASCO For long you live and high you fly and smiles you'll give and tears you’ll cry. . . . — Pink Floyd — CLAUDIA FRATER SCOTT FREEMAN Become the one you dream you can be And everyday I want to smile in your lovely brown eyes Fred RICHARD FREIMUTH EDWARD J. FRICK All the words had all been spoken, somehow the feeling still wasn't right J.B. Fricker, HI Mike — no, Ed MICHAEL FRICK And when you've found another soul who sees into your own take good care of each other. 500 friends . . . SUSAN FRIED Each day we find, and spill, or lose, a sunflower splendor of which none knows the source. C.A. 38 JOHN FRIEDFELD CRAIG FRISCH Friends, Feld — and the Olds, the Haven Beachers, Jamm'n AT Felds The Good Times KAREN M. GABORC LISA GABY L.S. If you only knew, right B.B.? W.H.W, Good-bye robes, endless 5 14 76, Bobi, Laur, Miami, Who's summer ... tie score, friends and the car? LKB A Lasting Friendship Fri. future, thank you DR and JB. nights. KENNETH H. GANTZ Man is not free to do that which he cannot imagine . Silence is Golden AARON J. GAMS Never have so many people owed so much to so few . . . We’ll meet where the road in the sky collidesl Wendy LAURA MARIE GEISE Tomorrow is open and right now it seems to be more than enough to just be here today. SUSAN GERMAN A world to be born under your footsteps DEBBIE GESSNER Love will always keep us together Tim . . . But remember I can always love someone knew. BILL GILBERT Everyday a little madder, a little sadder, someone get me a ladder.E.L.P. JEFFREY GLATT Those who dare to teach must never cease to learn Henry Maddox CHRISTOPHER GLEASON To know, to think, to dream, that is everything . . . The gang Hey Weeze The Mansion Pigout What good times! GREG GLOSHINSKI PATRICIA A. GODFREY MARIANNE GOERKE SARAH GOGAN Seems we've just begun we've 46 Hancock My Home away from already on the run , LIFE, Friends” Home. We re back and we’re BROKE Me and you against the worldl . . . again. ANNETTE GOLDENBERG Tomorrow's achievements are today's dreams.'' KENNETH J. GOLDMAN JON GOLDMAN And under mountains in the moon. Roads go ever on. JRR Tolkien DONNA GOODWIN This is all a dream we dreamed; one afternoon, long ago. CINDY GORA And Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. John 8:32 Terra', Theo, Fidelis, 'Bunns'l TOBY GOTHELF Lenny, love you, March 14, 76 Tina Good Luck in the future. Lenny and Toby Forever Goodby school forever 42 TERRY GOTSCH We've come too far to leave it all behind Summer '76 . . . Friends forever . . . Tab float? Killer MITCHELL GREENBERG You know that your life must have a purpose, so you better make a stand while you still can. BARBARA GRANGER Take life and live itl Babes McGee'' Wave to the crowd. 58 12 5 75, Buckwheat, Penn St, and S.C. DOUGLAS GREER There is a need for much change ROXANNE G. GRASSO Love is the most valuable thing you own. Share it with someone special. Vito 1 18 76 Friends forever SL-LP ETHAN GRODOFSKY ROBERT GROSSMAN MOLLY GURIEN LAURA JEAN GURY Today is the Tomorrow you worried . And I've been smiling lately about yesterday. MJ's CLLV Track thinking of the good things to come 1 . . . ONE 43 WADE A. HAGERTY Circles sway echo yesterday ashes burning, ashes burning Renaissance ROSE HAGGERTY The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. Friends forever, S '76, cruising, RAHI HV, T. LOVE — Pub, S.16 TONY HARKEY DONNA MARY HARTMAN '53 Chevy Pick-up Indubitably Summers in M. The 3 M's HA . . . '76-77 Columbier Track Team Camping trips NANCY HALEY Good arguments with good friends . good books . . . faraway places PAUL HAMINGSON It's impossible to fall off mountains LEONARD HARTMANN You can't return; you can only look back. JANE HARTUNG Kiss today goodbye, the sweetness and the sorrow, wish me luck the same to you . . . Point me toward tomorrow RENEE C. HELLER RICHARD HELLER Nothing is waste that makes a memory. HEIDI H. HELLRING If you smile at me I will understand 'cause that is something everybody everywhere does in the same language. DEBBIE A. HERBSTSOMER Timmie R May 13, 1973 jrt-t summer of 75 Let it Bel ANTONIO CESAR HICKEL Ralphs no 5 over well hold the butter on the toast. Love is one love is true love is for me and you Debbie GARY HICKMAN BEVERLY HICKS Never chase your dreams, they find you. Never stop believing . . . Nick 9-14-76 HAROLD HINKES Someone very special, Golden Lady 2 4 76. We re craazzzyll It's not just a game. Hink-55 F.B.G. BETH ANN HIRSCH Some men look at things as they are and say, why? I dream of things that never were and say, why not? DOREEN DALZELL HODGE Thanks for giving me the greatest gift ever given . . . memories of times we shared. . . . D.D.H. 46 ANDREW HOFFMAN HILARY L. HOFFMAN Good morning. West House D and D — Whipped Cream and Palmolive. Wishes and dreams come true MD 2 27 76 PATRICIA ANNE HOLL DAVID HOLLAND I've scarce a daydream on which the breath of the pines has not blown — Emerson Doyle, Soccer and Unis-sweet SUSAN HOLLAND Reach Beyond me, and push but baby don't con me. — A.B.C.S. '75 . . . Sam . . . The group . . . that goes on the list. JULIE HOLTZ The door's open but the ride it ain't free. I'll be there — D.B. S.B. The house MF GC CS talks LH LARRY HOLUBOSKY If there's one thing I like about school, I can't remember it. JANE HOLZMAN If I work towards an end, meanwhile I am confined to a process. KIM HORNISH 46 Hancock My home away from home. BROKE again LEWIS HOROWITZ Beware of a man who does not return your blow: he neither forgives you nor allows you to forgive yourself. JANE HORVATH VICTOR HSU MADELEINE Y. HULNICK DEBBIE IANTOSCA One generation passeth away, and To love is to place your happiness in Thoughts of you . . . FG 2 M C D another generation cometh: but the the happiness of another. KS '761 BM earth abideth for ever.” FRIENDS FOREVER The Station. LEBI HISASHI INOUE MIKE IANTOSCA If you love something, Set it free . . . 3 1 76 The Mansion ANTHONY D. JACKSON Huggy-Bear DIANE JAHNSEN A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Summer of '76 — DAWN JACKSON THOMAS JAMACA ANDREW JENNIS Education: that which discloses to the wise and disguises from the foolish their lack of understanding. NOLA DINNO JOLLY Thanks for the time we've shared in and out of trouble but most of all thanks for the memories . . . D.J. GARY JULIANO JULES Patricia Cope 5 25 75 Summer' 75 Always remember the good times International House of Pancakes ROGER JOHNSON Who knows. Maybe I’ll become President. Of what, I don't know. MARYBETH KAKOLESKl Be glad that you are who you are. But strive to grow. Living is becoming. Life is a journey JAN E. KAPLAN Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition. ROBERT E. KAPLAN Thst's the end of the First Act, friends. You can go and smoke now, those that smoke.” Wilder PATRICIA KARNAUGH . . . time for me, time yet for 100 indecisions, for 100 visions 8t revisions, before taking of a toast tea. 49 un Yv , KAREN JILL KARU ABBY KASSIN JUDY KATILUS Acquaintances may come and go but good friends are forever. . . CG, We won . . . HaEretz '76 . . . Same time next year. She must look at you with sincere eyes and never more than a fraction of an inch away from laughter. . . Merely by chance, very unsuspecting you caught my heart unprotecting me. G.W. Kathy Friends J JAMES KEDERSHA LYNN KELLER Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. LAURIE B. KAUFMAN CLAIRE KEARNEY May we live all the days of our lives ELIZABETH KELLY Happiness is being with the one you love. Micheal 3 14 76 . . . MIKE KELLY Mike Gail Old Chevys never die they just go faster 65 Chevelle 50 DAN KILCOMMONS Even if I did have something bright to say I wouldn't say it here ... To Booper my favorite pudge ... Big 8 CHIP KIMBER Waz — 77 F.B.G. We re craazzzyl Mean Machines KEVIN KERRIGAN GAIL KESSLER I'm gonna fly . . . to where the sky meets the land and the living is not planned. Bwatlll l WILLIAM KIRKLAND MICHAEL KIRSCH LaMoore Brothers Andr6 Curtis NHA BETH JO KLEIN Things past belong to memory alone; things future are the property of hope. John Home P.S. SMILE! CHRIS KLOTZ JUDY KLEIN Still you turn me on — John — 6 4 B D CH, unevens, FH, GAK wings of steel How cutel SMOOOCH BETH KNOPF W.H.W. Tie score Chicago ... If you leave me now. Endless summer. Past, present and future. Dreams . . . EDWARD KNOTH KATHLEEN KOBY KAREN KONCHALSKI Love when you can. Cry when you The happiest business in the world is have to ... Be who you must. That's that of making friends, a part of the plan. 52 LINDA KONDO The language of friendship is not words, but meanings. It is an intelligence above language. Thoreau LES KOTLER Quid est MrFaust and a snie and a snort to Mr M. KAREN KRAMER Sometimes I can laugh and cry and I can't remember why. But I still love those good times gone by. DAVID KROLL KENNETH KROLL BEN KRUSKAL And it’s only the giving that makes you what you are. Ian Anderson There's a few more lonesome cities that I'd like to see while the wine of wandering is still inside of me. Genius is one per cent inspiration and ninety-nine per cent perspiration. — Thomas Edison — VICTOR KUCHYNSKY JANE KYLE JANET KUHL 53 MARK KUSNETZ CLARK LAGEMANN ALLEN LAITER So long Columbia, but not lost forever ANDREA LAKE JENNIFER LALLY WILLIAM LALLY Feelings like I never had before . . . Gene 10 3 76 . 68 Friends” Chicago DJP If we only have love LISA LA MORGESE I sure hope the roads don't come to own me There's so many dreams I've yet to find Summer — 76 N.B. Friends ■ 54 % tK K. LARKIN LOIS LASCALA A smile is a curve that seems to straighten everything out . . . Friends “It's only the beginning BG LL ROBERT LASSER RICK LAWALL I'm gonna laugh while the laughing is easy. NUKI BOINGY — DITTO RICHARD LEVY FRANCES M. LEYNER Those who find beautiful meanings in beautiful things are the cultivated tor these then is hope Wilde ASSY ii'ES am rroc iTtt i tf w? n wh c CK? with n� V 9f WftfXfS a� wbd ov with rtv •aeiiibje. GA L UIHDSTTOM e •� « wuwmrng a 'hd : s rrvi Wft W Sil tftner STi AV w TW S T c n- i wow. nni w 7h qtm « SMwemc fr dwr Ttdou � 1 ma cttfftcramra ANDREA .OS'BARD F«ie«dftiN «memes 0� - eve OC 8u? Iiawe «1 trioMls '«ven - .0 W.«ren sO'i OH! S c e Kenonts — 13 H.AHr' N LOWELL LQflOTA A LC W5.a=C Amither aminrau tout iamj iim � The Viansian. Tursiae Mk mm. ta. = «, f� c. lx. ST. ,Sl � PATTI MACKINSON If you do not understand my silence — you will not understand my words GENE MADDEN Gino. Jennifer 10 3 76 44-68 Who's crazy? F.B.G. MARGARET G. MADDEN It's either a daring adventure, or nothing . . . Friends you and me against the world. SUSAN MADIGAN Fate makes our relatives, choice makes our friends Rose Ter Remember Sals alwayslll JAMES MAGUIRE MARC MAISTO MARK MAJDOSZ The Wall Golden Summer of 76 Rove the Red coats are coming Mic catching zz's ‘76 THERESA MARAGELIS The gang from the park HR A315 ERIC S. MARGULES It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. PAUL JOHN MARINO Reality is but a figment of one s imagination. 58 L JUDITH E. MARKOWITZ Like a knight in glittering armor, laughter stood up at her side . . . W.W. 76 . . . DEVOTION KEVIN MARLOWE MARY MARZANO Though tis work to reach the top. Keep a-goin'l — Frank L. Stanton WILLIAM A. MASI KIYOSHI MATSUMOTO KENNETH MATTA RICHARD MAYER As The Lyricist” on The Corner of the Circle , ‘Think it Over while I say Goodbye Columbia High . BAM A 59 RICHARD MAYER Do unto others what you would have them do unto you. That is the entire law; all the rest is commentary. EDDIE McENTEE MARY McNAMARA Things may always stay the way they are, still my head looks for a change from time to time. MINDY MAYERSON A friend is someone who knows you but still loves you. Frank 12 19 73 JOHN McCORMICK keZtone, Hurtin' bucks. The Wall Rove Montclair Boys, 914-610 Golden Cuz cut the cake, BV' S.Z. K Joseph p. McGovern Let's go rolling — Va,va,va,voom Wheel and deal — shazam You're a nut The old man Geek suzzette mcmillan I leave my love and Gratitude to a person whom I owe It to June Wright DANIEL MEEROVICH NEIL MEHARG JUAN RAMON MELON Columbia made us aware of our future and gave me the chance of meeting unforgettable friends Box of rain will ease the pain and love will see you through. LAURA MERCADANTE Love is always in the mood of believing in miracles. That special someone. Valley St. Park GH Girls. CHRIS MERKL I am a child I last awhile you can't conceive of the pleasure in my smile ... NY DEBRA MERLUCCI In the midst of winter, I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer. — Albert Camus CINDY MERSIER The dreams are gone. Reality is here. Let's be happy. BERNADETTE MEYER THOMAS MEYER Think before you strike 61 DANIEL MEYERSON LOUIS GABRIEL MICCHELLI II CARL MILAK I get by with a little help from my friends. Carol, Thanx STEPHAN MILLAR I DIANE LEARY MILLER The best way to suppose what may come, is to remember what is past . . . T-Bird — twirling — friends forever. S76 DEBBIE MILLNER J.C. You're my best friend Board of Educationlll The Rink '76 MELANIE MILLER Can I sail through the chaning ocean tides, can I handle the seasons of my life M.D. 11-22-74 BRUCE MILLS INES MIRANDA DOUGLAS MLYN KENNETH MOGLIA CATHY MOHRHAUSER Remember the future will always be there, remember the future is yoursl . . . Now or later? MOGS As long as we live, tomorrow will dawn and the days of our years, will rise in the mourn. 6 5 76 ANTHONY MOLINARO CURTIS MOORE CHAPPIE 28 The Lord is first my family and friends are second, and I am Third. ' Gale Sayers. The LaMoore Bros. JO ANN MARANO . . . Reach for the heavens and hope for the future and all that we can be not what we are. OO-DUD YA ER IRENE MORAWCZYNSKI What really matters is what happens in us — not to us. DONNA MYERS DAVID ARTHUR NEIBART IVAN NEIBART Life is much like school itself you have to make the grade in life except in life you can't do book reports. KATHY NELSON I'm gonna leave you here and get down to the sea somehow . . . Strive to be happy. REGINA NEU PATRICIA NEUBAUER To live is merely to exist, to be free is the rarest thing of all. GAIL NIEMITZ For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision. 64 KEVIN NOONAN DAVID ALLEN NOVER Beauty comes in the form of You believe you understand what you 36-24-36. think I said but I'm sure you realize what you heard isn't what I meant JONATHAN OCH ROBIN LYNN O'CONNOR Friends are flowers in the garden of life Roc. er MISSY OGDEN Let's see with our heart the things our eyes have seen and know the try still lies somewhere in between. AVIVA ORENSTEIN For every virtuous person there are 999 patrons of virtue JOYCE V. OSLEY Anything worth having is worth waiting for. CINQUE RENEE PACE JAMES PACE To know things as they are is better Don't let it bring you down CSN Y than to believe things as they seem FANCSY PAKONIS JOANNE PALAZZO I have learned that to be with those I like is enough. JOHN PALAZZO Late who me? . . . Vic? You wanna get hitl . . . Weekends and Monday mornings . . . DM MARYBETH PALUMBO Don't believe what your eyes are telling you all they show is limitation. Look with your understanding. SUE PALUMBO The meaning of life like love, touches each of our hearts and makes us happy . . . RB EDWARD PAPERA BRIAN PARIS ELAINE MARY PARRY It is chance that makes brothers but hearts that make friends. BRENT M. PERLMAN Don't let it bring you down, it's only castles burning. MERYL HOPE PERLMAN If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost. Now put the foundations under them.I AMY R. PERLMUTTER When this point is reached, he will find himself asking of the finest this world can offer — is this all? LEWIS PERKINS BRADLEY PERNA STEVEN PERRELLA 67 ELIZABETH PERRINE JEFF PETERS Football RAYNA JOAN PETERSON Some days ahead will come down empty and some days will come down fuller. I HOPEI APRIL DAWN PETTIFORD To Craig What we have is more than they can see . . . A.P. LOUIS POTTERS The world is flat and never Ending' STEPHEN POWELL The journey's gone forever but we still have the memories H.C. FRED PETRUZZIELLO Old Fords never die they just go faster, dual quads are the only way to fly cos, MOPAR will never win. RANDI PEYTON Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. ► . JEFF PUNDYK Up to the top of the hill, upping and upping until I am right on top of the hill, said Christopher Robin ANDREW PURCELL . . . and he's taking his tape recorder with him . . . DANIEL PURCELL MARGARET PURCELL Training is everything. Cauliflower is only cabbage with a college education. Mark Twain 69 ANN PRIOR It's a wild world, you can't always get by just upon a smile. S.M. 4 musketeers CARMEN PUGLIO HENRY RADOS WALTER RADTKE MICHELLE RAIO THOMAS RANNELLI Gratitude takes three forms: a feeling in the heart, an expression in words, and a giving in return. JANE RAZZI . . . somewhere inside you a river is waiting to flow — will you let it go? Hay Nelsonl . . M B. — Don's MARK REMMELE LAURA REMSTEIN Still crary after all these yearsl Paul Simon JESSE RIBOT Freedom is being naked and feeling good about it 70 JONATHAN M. RICH Let's begin by putting aside all the facts, for they have no bearing on the question. — Rousseau — MARK RICHARDSON Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of your life. NATALIE MAY RICHMAN I exist as I am — that is enough. Love when you can, cry when you have to. You edgiel CHRISTINE ROBAK JACOB ROBBINS Some are bound for happiness. Some for glory. Some are bound for a little less. Who can tell the story ANDREA RIEMER Hope is a laughing child who sees not, the stone ahead. Thanx B.L. SCOTT ROBICHAU BARBARA ROBSON STEPHEN RODEMER Life is one big test 10-7, T-bird Always go for the best Library Baa Compression 7 16 Animal 71 KELLY ROONEY Tomorrow is promised to no one . LAURIE ROSENBERG ROBIN ROSS For loving the freedom of all flying things, my dreams with the seagulls fly out of reach out of cry. SUSAN J. ROTH It is finished Yet it is just begun. JULIE ROTHHOUSE We are sailing away on a river to the sea, maybe you and me will meet again. James Taylor KRISTEN ROUNTREE I I GEORGE ROVER Hoppin' on 3 mic. Golden. 914-610 BV Hurtin' bucks. 160z buried treasure. Cuz, goin for a walk? keZtone, decel PETER CHAPIN ROWLAND There's music in all things if man had ears. Science is but the music of the spheres. PAULA ROZYN Good times. Good friends; DORIS: ANGE 5th. lunch . . . ARENA . . . Skating Israel ... 76; AF; Ruth, David . . . Dove ABBY ABS” RUBIN John — 6 19 76 Just You’n'me . . . many miles and many tears, times were hard but now they're changing . . . Friends SEAN F. RYAN MICHELE SACHAROW I live for my dreams: Striving toward the moment when they become reality. A dreamer lives foreverl LAURIE SAMET R.B. 5 14 75 K.G. B.B. Tell me, tell mel LKB A Lasting Friendship? friday nights, J.P. Bobi, Kar NADINE R. SALZMAN Our day will come to make our dreams come true. ALANA SARGENT DAVID SATZ We are antipodes but the oceans are only shallow pools. . . . what becomes of the leaves that blow in the wind MIKE SANTUCCI Tucci My twelve years are up and I'm freelll WJW forever. GEORGE SAVIDIS Laugh and the whole world laughs with you. Snore and you sleep alone. 74 NANCY SCHLENGER To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield . . . te fun we had . . . special people . . . DEVOTION PAMELA SCHNALL Small things like reasons are put in a jar, whatever happened to wishes wished on a star. M. Balin CAROL M. SCHMICKER The grand essentials to happiness is this life are: Something to do, to love, and to hope for. Friend JEANNE SCHMICKER All days are night to see I see thee and night bright days when do show me thee. MICHAEL SCALERA Well De, it won't be long now. Yanks 1. CY3 Glenn. I'm ready Coach. My thanks to Joe, Dave and Jack? CHRISTINE F. SCANLON Southern change gonna come at last — Friends MARK A. SCHACHMAN Life is a fatal adventure. It can only have one end. So why not make it as far ranging as possible. 75 JOHN PHILIP SCHMIDT CHERYL SCHORR People are like brooks — they babble on and on. FAR OUT PARTE OUT WEST. Hello? Lasser — the Mongol Lover JAMES SCHULER MARGERY SCHREIBER Twirling, Tigger; Rainbow Tennl The girls. True friends are like diamonds, precious and rare. JEFFREY SCHWARTZ BRENDA JOYCE SCOTT They who go feel not the pain of parting; it is they who stay behind that suffer. CHANTEL SEYLER It does not matter what people think of you; just do what you feel is right. JOAN SCHULTZ FRED SCHUSTER It's only the giving that makes you what you are . . . Kev DANIEL SHERIDAN DORIS SHERWOOD Cherish yesterday; dream of tomorrow but live for today fe fe squeak squeak RICHARD W. SHEVALIER May wisdom and justice, fairness and friendship Be timelessly yours — and with us together JERRY SHILLCOCK When I was young and reckless too, I craved the reckless life. Later on down the road Olde Friend % 77 AMY SHIRE DANIEL SHURE Yes, to dance beneath the diamond sky with one hand wavin' free silhoutted by the sea JOHN ANDREW SICHEL There is nothing like us, except perhaps in the dazzling instincts of birds and bugs. — Harlow Shapley HOLLY SICKLEY The only thing I can do for my friend is to be his friend. — Joe TODD SIEGEL I'll see you in the next world, don't be latel P.S. D.B. YES LAUIE SIGAL DAVID SILVER Sharon remember then STEVEN SIMKO SHELLEY SIMON STEVE SIMON If you believe in things that you don't Smooth” The meter is running, understand, then you suffer. . . Steven 78 ANDREW SIMONSON I have fallen a long way. Clouds are flowering blue and mystical over the face of the stars. THERESA M. SINGER I am the master of my fate, the captain of my soul. W.E. Henley . . . TERRI, Robin, and swimmingl KENNETH SKLAW Now that high school is over it's time to get an education. From the defensive sax KATHRYN SLOAN Goodbye everybody — I've got to go — Gotta leave you all behind and face the world ... 76' YEAHIII RONALD SLOANE CINDY SLOBODIEN Life is a theater in which the worst people often have the best seats. KATHY SMYRE Friends are like a treasure once you found them you're rich for the rest of your life. Tim 10 23 74 JOSEPH SOLANO Something special to have and to hold. Holly 3 75 JONATHAN L SOLOMON Even radicals like chocolate chip cookies. 79 ROBIN SPERDUTO A person is who he is in relation o what he is becoming. — J M. MARY A. SPRINGER Where's P.K.? BMC 75-77 Sal's KAREN STACK Yesterday is but today’s memory and Tomorrow is today's dream. LAURA STAGER It's not how much you have, but how much you enjoy that makes happiness. DIANE M. STARZYNSKI ROBERT STAWSKI DEBBIE STEIN Life's hard enough without goodbyes, I am part of all that I have met. but Columbia's memories will never Thanks creep . . E N die . . . Twirling — Ah Football Gamesl 80 ALICE STRONG Nice Mary Jane Cathy JC Jim John Diane the people from Abbotsford quicklylll C.T. TINA STEVENS CRAIG K. STEVENSON DAVID STICKLE A dream is a wish of the heart . . Just when I think it's over I have four Toby — The Russian Connection more years to go. Disco 77. Dawn Hows business? GREGORY STRAHAN JOHN STOKE JOHN STRUTZ KATHERINE STUPPI PAULINE SULLIVAN Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. 81 ALICE A. SWYNTUCH I alone saw my past . . . Op-sail . . . hryp . . . cuz . . . Suzy Q . . . And I alone will see my future . . . THERESA ANN TALLARICO Pride is at the bottom of all great mistakes. ANGELES TAMAYO Ange” 5th Lunch . . . arena . . . Chem . . . ping-pong Bill . . . 5 22 75 . . . footsie DAVID W. TAMBOR I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today . . . William Allen White BARBARA TAMBURO Yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today’s dream. BERNADINE TARANTINO If not for his love. I’d be nowhere at all. ” Mark 3 21 75 BEGINNINGS STEVEN TAYLOR MARTA TELLADO JONATHAN THIER GARY THOMAS 46 Hancock My Home away from Home We re back and we're BROKE again. 82 JAMES THORNTON ANTHONY TIRONE SCOTT TORRE KURT TRAMPLER One man gathers what another man Andiamo Boys spills Time keeps on slipping into the future Dubes soccer ski NANCY TRESPASZ Don't adjust your mind, the fault is in reality — R.L. 1 28 77 — SLUMPI TAMMY TRIMBLE Love the beautiful, seek out the true ... EM 3 23 74 MARY TRINITY AMY SUSAN TURKEL BARBARA TZESES Not everything that is faced can be changed; but nothing can be changed unless it is faced. JOHN WALKER LANCE VICKORY . . and you will reach the centre of the earth. I have done this. J. Vernes KAREN J. VOLK The essentials to happiness in life are something to do. someone to love and something to hope for. Mansion JOHN WALSH 6W30 HEIDI A. WASHAM If you leave me now . . Mike — A F Give without remembering, take without forgetting Ang The G.H. Girls JWR MARC D. WEINER BUT STILL . . . YOU TURN ME ON . . ELP but still . . . just remember who lit lincoln's last blast of menthol MNC LISA WEINERT The best thing that happened to you was the best thing that happened to me . . . 2 4 76 DEVOTION TERRY WATNICK ROBERT K. WEIMAR 'Whosoever would be a person must TEMPUS FUGIT be a nonconformist' — Ralph Waldo Emerson MARC WEINBLATT So as you push off from the shore, won't you turn your head once more and make your peace with everyone? LISA J. WEINER We can travel the world over to find the beautiful but unless we carry it with us we find it not. — Emerson — ANDREA WEINSTEIN Never underestimate the power of a short womanl MARK WEISBERG I i ELLEN WILLIAMS LAURA A. WILLIAMS Lu and Caffs ANDREW WHITEHEAD ALTON J. WHITTLE Live, love, and stay high Columbia High, good-bye. Varsity football team JOHN A. WILLIAMSON ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUV- WXYZ See I did learn something. Hurting bucks” Hit now get well PATRICIA WILSON Wils, Hey Squeezebox.” Fudge GYMNASTS ARE NO. 1 RUSSIAN SPLITS Tequila Sunrises. Summer of 76. MARCY WINSLOW There's no way to peace, peace is the way . . 86 ILENE YOUNG One always begins to forgive a place as soon as it's left behind Summer 76 cruisin friends forever JON WOLFE I've seen all good people turn their heads each way so satisfied, I'm on my way . . . Anderson Squire BETH WOLPERT We think as we do, mainly because other people think so. DEVOTION ED WOLSKI Olde friend Blue skies and sunshine Dartin' and Guzzlin'l DEBBIE YOUNG Whatever this world can give to me it's you. you're all I need . J.C. 9-21-74 The Four Musketeers JEFFREY ZWIGARD ELIZABETH ZUCKERMAN I never saw a wild thing sorry for itself. D.H. Lawrence JONATHAN ZISS All cats are mortal, Socrates was mortal; therefore, Socrates was a cat — Ionesco MR. ANGIEL PRINCIPAL MR. BENJAMIN EAST HOUSE DIRECTOR ADMINISTRATORS MR. GOETZ MR. JACOBSEN WEST HOUSE DIRECTOR NORTH HOUSE DIRECTOR 88 w ADMINISTRATORS MR. ROSENBERG STUDENT ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR DR. STAKER GUIDANCE DIRECTOR MR. WADE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 89 MR. BUHRER COUNSELORS R FWI R ATIOKI PACK FT i COLLEGERAS DCAFLKEiSAJa ochiev€tnent tests 19 MRS. BURNS MISS. DELLA SALA NOT PHOTOGRAPHED 90 MRS. DHARNI MR. GRIESEL MR. KOOISTRA 91 MR. PLISHKA MR. YOUNG MRS. CASAPULLA MR. CHAPIN MRS. COMBA ENGLISH DR. GEORGE 92 DR. FERRARA DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MISS GREHL MR. HALEY MR. HAMINGSON MRS. HILL MR. KILEY MR. KRASNER 93 MR. LASKO MR. MARGULIS MR. MEDDAUGH 94 MR. MENDELSON MISS O'HANLON MRS. OLIVER MRS. RABIN MRS. RACZ ENGLISH MRS. ROSENBERG MISS SCHLEY MR. WOJAL 95 MR. BURNS MR. DEPINTO MR. GAVITT MR. HAVEN MR. KLINE DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MRS. LECHTER miss McGrath MR. ROSENBERG MR. SPEAR MR. STARK 97 MR. BUNIO MRS. ELKIND MISS KAVANAGH MISS METZGER MATHEMATICS MRS. LAWRENCE MR. MONTANA 98 MISS MORRISON MR. R. PALMA MR. PANTAZES 99 MR. PARSONS MRS. PRESS MR. ROOT MATHEMATICS 100 MR. SEHRINGER MISS SHUMBRIS MR. TENEWITZ DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MISS TETI MR. WAGNER 101 MR. BROOKS MR. COLLETTI MR. CURCIO MR. DEMARCO MRS. EFFRON MRS. FELDSTEIN 102 MR. GENZER DR. GALLO DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MR. GHEGAN MRS. HERSHEY 103 MR. HOFFMAN MR. KINNEAR MR. LUBKIN 104 MR. T. PALMA MR. SCHLEGEL MRS. STEWART MR. RICHTER SCIENCE MRS. VOORHEES MRS. WOLFF 105 MRS. CORREA MR. HANNES MR. IOSSO MISS JONES MRS. KRASNER 106 MR. PAOLELLA MR. MEMOLI DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MR. PASSARGE MR. PRICE MR. QUIROLI MS. VESCIL MRS. WOLF MRS. WORTH 107 MR. BOOTH MR. CHYZOWYCH PHYSICAL EDUCATION P€lt m cc t� 108 MR. CROSS MR. DEO MRS. DORSKY DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. FLETCHER MR. FRAMPTON MR. HECTOR 109 MISS HICKS MR. JOHNSTON PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. KLEPACK MR. LOMAKIN 110 MRS. VANDORPE MR. YORESH PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. FENSTERMACHER MR. JONES MR. KREUTZER DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN 113 MUSIC FINE ARTS MR CHASE MR. DELGUERCIO MR. DOMAREKI MR. RICCIARDI DIRECTOR OF ART MRS. SIEGEL MR. WHITLEY 114 MR. BOOKINDER MR. CORDASCO MR. FREDA MR. HOLLAND INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. HOLMOK MR. MacEWEN DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MR. MATHEWSON 115 MISS BALLENSKI BUSINESS EDUCATION 116 MR. PEDOTO MR. WEIDLICH MR. WILLIAMS DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN BUSINESS EDUCATION 117 MISS MEARS MR. STANFORD DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN MISS VOM EIGEN 118 SPECIAL EDUCATION MRS. POSS MRS. SIMON MR. NOLAN DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN 119 the juniors we knew B. Acone M. Adler C. Adubato A. Ainslie M. Andrew J. Arleo D. Aronson R. Armenti C. Barbanel E. Barton J. Baskerville K. Bass A. Beesley C. Bennett B. Besser A. Bihar D. Boggs M. Bollaro C. Bonin L. Borinsky E. Brundage R. Brutzman P. Bugg D. Bumgardner M. Carolan V. Carson T. Carter G. Cellitti D. Christie D. Ciccone V. Clark E. Clauburg M. Conroy C. Cummings J. Coniaris M. Conway P. Cox M. Crandall D. Crappse W. Crofts W. Allison J. Allison E. Altholz J. Andreou D. Aukamp F. Austin D. Baime T. Balazs T. Bayer A. Beatrice P. Becker S. Becker T. Birns J. Black D. Blasi L. Blau D. Bottomley L. Breen E. Brienza W. Brown G. Burstyn J. Cadigan D. Campitelli T. Carey C. Chamberlin K. Chan L. Chan A. Chaplowitz J. Clayton K. Cohen A. Cohon M. Collins J. Cortez D. Costa R. Cousins B. Cox C. Cross G. Cupoli M. Daher C. Dalton 120 H. Dane A. Danyluk W. Dart L. Davenport L. Dedinsky A. Dedomenico T. Defino R. DeGeorge P. Donahue J. Doran B. Dowling M. Downey T. Duffy M. Dwortzan J. Eisenberg E. Elias G. Faynor H. Fenstermacher G. Ferro J. Fierro M. Firner R. Fischbein T. Fischman L. Flannery J. Forsythe R. Francis T. Fieband P. Fried T. Gainer J. Gainsburg K. Gammell M. Garrett D. Gelbert B. Giannotto A. Gilman D. Giodano A. Goodrich D. Gordon D. Gould E. Grey A. Davis A. Dawson M. Deane D. Deckert S. Demichele R. Delnegro S. Diamond M. Dingelstedt D. Doyle P. Doyle M. Driscoll S. Duerr M. Evans C. Everhard D. Fantl K. Farley A. Figueroa S. Fine M. Finelli C. Fiorini C. Flood L. Fochesato P. Fonden J. Ford T. Friedman J. Fu J. Furbish J. Gahm M. Gaykowski H. Gearing D. Geddes B. Gelb L. Giordano L. Gloshinski J. Goldsmith D. Good B. Grohsgal K. Grohsoal E. Gunning F. Haddad 121 F. Hadley M. Haggerty S. Hahnerty D. Haley E. Herman J. Herman R. Higgins C. Higgins K. Holley L. Holzer P. Hood P. Hopper D. Hurley P. Hyans G. lantosca T. Irby R.Jacobson M. Jakel M. Jascur M. Jefferson J. Jorgenson K. Jovanis R. Kaiser R. Kalaidjian K. Kearney S. Kenne K. Kelly L. Kenney E. Ketyer G. Keyasko D. Kimmelman J. Klebaur N. Kondo E. Kopec G. Kornbluh K. Kowalski K. Krich C. Kroll E. Krupka F. Kruvant D. Harris D. Harrison V. Hatcher D. Helbig L. Hirschfield J. Hirschman S. Hoffman M. Holl T. Hopkins A. Hubschman M. Hurle E. Hurley G. Jackson D.Jackson J. Jacobs T. Jacobs K. Jeffrries A. Jochnowitz D. Joerg D. Jonker S. Kamberogianni S. Kanter G. Kass G. Katzenberger R. Kenny T. Keppler Z. Kerzner N. Kesler W. Klein T. Klimowicz M. Knopf R. Konchalski C. Kozub D. Kralik D. Kramer J. Kramer S. Ladd T. Lampkin M. Larkin J. Lasser 122 C. Lassiter S. Lawler M. Lehman E. Leone J. Lewis S. Lewis S. Lewkovich D. Lippman S. Long J. Longley R. Love B. Lowe J. Magliaro L. Malgieri R. Maltz J. Manginelli C. Mantin M. Marlowe L. Marsh J. Martineau J. Mattina T. Mayer L. McCandless K. McCann L. McLoughlin D. Meade M. Meehan 0. Melchior S. Metro F. Meyer J. Michetti L. Middleton P. Mohrhauser N. Monaco J. Montelccne J. Monti B. Murray V. Nardone B. Neivertt P. Nelson C. Lepple J. Levicchi J. Levin R. Levy E. Litman W. Littlejohn B. Loftus J. Looothetis N. Macwhorter M. Mackinson L. Madden B. Magliaro G. Mangino H. Mangum M. Mann L. Manno V. Maruca A. Marzano J. Mastrangelo L. Masur C. McCluskey S. McConway S. McDonnell M. McGovern N. Meli S. Mendoza J. Mercadante L. Mercadante A. Miller S. Millerick L. Millman D. Mitchell J. Morris K. Moss T. Mulreed P. Murphy A. Neugass S. Newfeld D. Newsteder S. Noonan 123 J. Novich S. O'Connor K. O'Driscoll J. O'Malley L. Oldewurtel T. Osley R. Pagano K. Palle E. Payne A. Perilstein K. Peters R. Petilio L. Polcaro C. Potters C. Price V. Price H. Radtke E. Raiken S. Rakowitz R. Ramos R. Reichenstein B. Reis S. Renkar S. Ricci L. Robinson J. Robson P. Rodrick M. Rodriguez P. Romano J. Rosenbaum D. Rosenberg G. Rowe D. Rugg K. Rumpler M. Ryan T. Salzman A. Schwartz D. Seaman R. Seidel D. Semeniuk P. O'Mara M. O'Rourke D. Och M. O'Keefe A. Paolella J. Parsonnet T. Paskas P. Pasquale J. Peyton S. Phifer S. Phipps G. Piccinini M. Prior C. Prizzi C. Proetto D. Proske R. Rapacki M. Rachner C. Rees T. Regan J. Ringel P. Ritota D. Robak D. Roberts D. Rogalis S. Rohde B. Roman B. Roman S. Rowe J. Rubenfeld E. Ruby A. Ruddy B. Salzman S. Schachman S. Schneider B. Schnoll M. Seyler T. Shea H. Sheil K. Sherman 124 C. Shields M. Silver E. Simmons J. Singer G. Sobering W. Spain J. Stack J. Stawski J. Stern M. Stern S. Stevens D. Stewart M. Straussberg C. Strong L. Swope R. Swyntuch P. Tivanan M. Tobias J. Todd P. Torsiello A. Vaith M. Van Loon C. Varady P. Verner P. Wager J. Wahl K. Walker D. Walker S. Watkins W. Weber J. Wedsworth W. Weisberg J. Winslow J. Wolfe L. Woolley J. Wright R. Zakin J. Zarra B. Zelnick A. Zemel E. Skolar C. Smith R. Smith J. Snyder C. Stein A. Steinmark G. Stelljes S. Stephens E. Stewart E. Stier E. Stock M. Strahan S. Tanner T. Tevlin D. Thomas S. Thornton A. Turner D. Uliano M. Uman J. Vaccarella F. Vitiello C. Viteri L Wade J. Waeschle D. Wallschleger M. Walsh S. Walton S. Washington L. Weiss C. Wereta M. Williams J. Wilson M. Young W. Young D. Yourish N. Zajac S. Zipf M. Zuzuro J. Zuzuro 125 MRS. ARONSON EAST HOUSE AIDE MRS. LEISTER EAST HOUSE AIDE MRS. ROACH EAST HOUSE SECRETARY MRS. GROSSMAN NORTH HOUSE SECRETARY MRS. PERNA NORTH HOUSE SECRETARY 126 MRS. DIMENNA MRS. RICCI WEST HOUSE WEST HOUSE AIDE SECRETARY MRS. GOMEZ MRS. MacBETH SCHOOL NURSE SCHOOL NURSE 127 V' activities ORCHESTRA COUGAR COAT GIRLS COLOR GUARD 139 CERCLE FRANCAIS Top— T. Klimiwitz, J. McLoud, M. Dwortzn, H. Fenstamacher, S. Metro, A. Schwartz Bottom— K. Bass, A. Turner, L. Hurley, J. Arleo, Mrs. Krasner, N. Berman, L Borinsky, J. Stern, J. Rubenfeld BIKE CLUB Mr. Lubkin, E. Simmons, D. Goldsmith, L. Sklaw, R. Cipollini, M. Boehme, L. Smottrof, W. Boehme, D. Lowell, J. Cahill. PROM COMMITTEE third row — M. Braunstein co-chairman, S. Blumenau co-chairman F. Leynor, L. Gaby, E. Parry, K. Charniga, J. Katilus, L. La Morgese, C. Frater, B. Hirsch, H. Walsh, D. Miller, T. Gotch, L. Beck, M. Hulnick. second row — M. Clark, S. DiOrio, D. Young, B. Enderle, L. Del Maro, T. Cotter, R. Haggerty, I. Young, first row — S. Claycomb, H. Aronson, L. LaScala, M. Adams, S. Backland, N. Fozmanski SOCIAL COMMITTEE Standing — A. Wozniak, D. Rifkin, S. Gruenberg, L. Ewald, A. Welker, E. May, C. DeMarco, P. Frasciello. Seated — S. Festinger, E. Parry sec-, K. Konchalski V.P., T. Tallarico V.P., N. Fozmanski P. DISPLAY COMMITTEE A. Fishkind, K. Smyre, N. Haley, F. Leyner. STUDENT EXCHANGE COMMITTEE Top — J. Ziss (Vice Chairman), D. Pitman (chairman) H. Bierman (secretary) Standing — E. Margules, C. Frater, L. Potter, A. Cacciarelii, M. Weinblatt, D. Nover, R. Goldberg, A. Riemer, A. Shachat, E. Baime, J. Barg, K. Kramer, A. Laiter, R. Haggerty, L. Gotsch, S. Levine, K. Karu, S. Farber, R. Peyton, Mr. Hogenauer. Seated — J. Kedersha, L. Rosenberg, C. Slobodien, S. Fried, M. Weitzman, D. Rosenberg, L. Manno, J. Wahl, P. Hyannes Floor— C. Friedman, C. Stein, L. Borinsky, A. Finver, N. Bergwerk, D. Och, D. Shure BLACK STUDENT UNION OFFICERS Standing— D. Berry Sitting— K. Joyiens, S. McMillan, J. Wright, D. Jackson BLACK STUDENT UNION Top row — D. Walker, M. Mollenger, D. Dickenson, B. Marion, J. Biers, M. Berry, C. Price, M. Contraras, A. Mangum, S. Murrei, A. Whittel, M. Mangum Bottom row— M. Lowe, T. Dawson, P. Verner, S. Andrews, K. Roberts, T. Dawson, D. Hodge, B. Roman, M. Garret INTERACT Standing— L. Chan, E. Stewart, M. Haggerty, R. Siedel, P. Harrison, A. Greene, P. Sullivan Seated — D. Leary, R. Haggerty, M. Hulnick, I. Young, A. Shachat, L. Blau, M. Strahan BRIDGE Miss Teti, A. Shapiro, H. Pinkus, K. Pitcher, R. Heller, M. Erdos, B. Kruskal ECONOMICS CLUB upper — F. Fogel, M. Lowell, B. Zelnick, G. Adams, M. Tobias, A. Davis, E. Althouse, D. Oche, D. Baime seated— N. Bergwerk, N. Hailey, J. Rubenfeld, E. Speiburg,T. Lampkin, S. Becker First Row— A. Lake, P. Hamingson, L. Eber, L. Kessler Second Row— T. Watnick, N. Trespasz, C. Merkl, B. Barton, J. Epstein, J. Ribot, D. Merlucci, M. Jakel Not Pictured — L. Ruby, E. Stillman, L. Remstein, G. Strindberg, N. Haley VALHALLA the Columbian the Columbian Published and printed by the students of Columbia high school, 17 Parker Avenue, Maplewood, New Jersey 07040. Editor-in-chief............................Robert Kaplan I Managing Editor................................Julie Brill I Production Manager.......................... Alan Borden I Sports Editor...............................Ricky Goldberg Photography Editor...................................Steve Heinowitz Associate Editor.....................................Larry Conn Business Manager...........................Eric Margules Asst. Production Manager...............................Guy Kass Assignment Editor..........................Rebecca Seidel Editorial Adviser.....................Mrs. Edna Casapulla Technical Adviser.....................Mr. Paul Bookbinder Established 1919 guildscript staff 1977 Josh Lipton..... Linda Goldstein . Aviva Orenstein Stephen Barr____ Steve Blumeneau Shelley Simon... Louis Horowitz .. Lindsey Cotier... ... Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors .. Managing Photography .........Art ... Business ---Floating Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor nc thuT) f t MODll b 44A444A4MltAA 4444444444444. 4A4A4444444444 4444444444444 444444444 4141 PARNASSIAN SOCIETY TOP STANDING— S. Pearl, N. Salzman, L. Dakelman, B. Gelb, A. Seevak, J. Hartung, M. Walsh (Secretary), D. Kaufman, L. Mangine, D. Geddes, M. Comba (Advisor). MIDDLE— L. Weintraub, J. Horvath, L. Eser, D. Colby, S. Holland, G. Leyner, J. Waddell, L. Wertheimer, W. Jarvis. BOTTOM— L Voltaggio, J. Epstein, M. Feil, R. Rosenberg, M. Erdos, G. Mangino. not pictured — S. Levine. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Left to Right — M. Nimeroff, A. Simonson, R. Meyer, G. Goldstein, G. Savidis, D. Beame, E. Klien VARSITY CLUB STANDING— Mr. Cross (Sponsor), J. Bianchi, C. Klotz, C. Kroll, R. Davis, K. Kroll, M. Schrieber, D. Heckman, D. Purcell. Seated— G. Kelton, M. Doyle (Treasurer), P. Holl, A. Vaeth, L. Mano, P. Madden. BOOKSTORE STANDING— J. Ahrens, N. Rach, K. Marlow, B. Houle. SITTING— D. Colby (Student Chairman), M. Walsh (Student Co-Chairman) PAWS STANDING— M. Kakoleski, Miss Mears (Sponsor), M. Doyle, A. Sargent, P. Rozyn (Treasurer), A. Tamayo, D. Bohnenberger, A. Goldenberg, T. Klimowicz, Miss Schley (Sponsor). SITTING — P. Holl (Recording Secretary), A. Finver (Corresponding Secretary), M. Gurien (Vice President), L. Zuckerman (President), J. Lerner, H. Hellring, Mrs. Worth (Sponsor). FINANCE COMMITTEE First Row— J. Kerdisha, N. Berman, L. Horowitz (Pres.), M. Kirsh Second Row—J. Och, S. Sondak, M. lantosca, T. Friedband, D. Bunas industrial arts Susan Sondak, School Secretary. Louis Horowitz, School Treasurer. Kenny Goldman, School Vice-President. David Neibart, School President. from upper left (clockwise): Hiedi Hellring, West V.P.; Fred Fogel, East V.P.; Joe Ford, East Pres.; Eric Altholz, West Pres.; Mike Cowan, North Pres.; Susan Fried, North V.P. SOUTH HOUSE COUNCIL OFFICE 1074-75 the Columbian SPECIAL STUDENT ACTION ISSUE MAY 5. 1976 the $15,286,000 $14,63,000 $600,000 $12,282,000 $2,400,000 money Shaw’s Budget Board of Education’s Budget Difference BSE approved taxes Deficit Expected Appeal iBased on last year’s averagef 65 percent of $2,400,000 or $1,500,000 Deficit Assuming 65 percent of Appeal $1,000,000 MOney gained on appeal is raised in local taxes All figures rounded or approximated the chronology December, 1975-Dr. Max Shaw, superintendent of schools for South Orange-Maplewood. proposes a budget of approxi- mately $15.286.000 for the 1976-77 school year. February, 1976-The Board of Education slashes Shaw's budget by $611.224 to $14.675.000. Of that sum. approximately $340,000 had been included in anticipation of state action on funding of the teacher pension plan. Thus, no cuts in services or personnel resulted from the cut to $14.9 million. However, the remaining cut (approximately $300.000) resulted in cuts of personnnel in the district, (see accompanying box(. March 4, 1976-The Board of School Estimate meets to set the level of local taxes to be raised for education in South Orange-Maplewood next year. They postpone decision past the legal deadline. March 16,1976-The Board of School Estimate. BSE. approves the raising of only $12,282,410 in local taxes for 1976-77. March 16, 1976-The Board of Education announces its intention of appealing the board of School Estimate's decision to the State Commissioner of Education. May 5,1976-Students of Columbia High School stage a rally in Memorial Park to demand full funding of the $14.675.000 budget. May 6,1976-The State Senate begins discussion on the subject of a state income tax Decision on state aid to the district must await their decision. late May, 1976-The State Commissioner of Education begins consideration of the Board of Education's appeal. the names Board of Education Norman E. Carlson President Gerald Hurley 1st vice-president Louis Singer 2nd vice-president Harriet Baime Member Rosemary Butkus Member Vasco Jardim Ellen Polaner Member Jean Novich Member Stephanie Rosen Member The BSE South Orange Members Thomas Kearney Bertrand Spiotta Charles Timer Maplewood Members Edward Borrone Robert Grasmere Robert Klein Board of Education Members Norman Carlson Jean Novich Maplewood Township Committee Robert Grasmere Mayor Edward Borrone Member Michael DeCicco Member Robert C. Klein Member Peter Valentine Member South Orange Village Trustees Bertrand Spiotta President Joseph Flood Trustee Thomas Kearney Trustee William Orsi Tms tee Valerie Shulman Trustee Charles Turner Trustee State Commissioner of Education Fred Burke Superintendent of Schools( district) Dr. Max Shaw the cuts With full funding of the $14,675,000 budget the following administrative divisions, positions, and personnel ae being eliminated at Columbia: Position South House South house Director 3 (fidance Counselors 1 Full Time A.V. Coordinator 1 Full Time language Teacher Personnel Thomas Fleming Unresolved Mrs. laura Wane� Mrs. Jeanette Alfano 1 Full Time Reading Teacher Mrs. Enith Tepper 1 Art, language. Math Teacher Mr. Tanju Ergil Administrative Assistant to the Principal (transferred to phys. ed department) Behind the wheel Thomas LeVine Behind the Wheel hours will not be reduced. They will be transferred to after school and weekends. RALLY TO BE HELD IN PROTEST DATE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 5 TIME: ASSEMBLE: 12:50 IN FRONT OF SCHOOL MARCH: 1:15 TO MEMORIAL PARK SPEECHES BY : THE HONORABLE MARTIN GREENBERG NEW JERSEY STATE SENATOR THE HONORABLE PETER SHAPIRO NEW JERSEY STATE ASSEMBLYMAN. 28th DISTRICT REASON: TO DEMAND FULL FUNDING OF THE S14.7 MILLION BUDGET FROM THE: NEW JERSEY STATE SENATE NEW JERSEY STATE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION SOUTH ORANGE-MAPLEWOOD BOARD OF SCHOOL ESTIMATE SUPPORTED BY: ( AS OF TUESDAY, MAY 4. AT 8:00 A.M. ) STUDENT COUNCIL NORTH HOUSE COUNCIL THE COLUMBIAN THE VALHALLA SOCIETY WEST HOUSE COUNCIL SOUTH HOUSE COUNCIL EAST HOUSE COUNCIL FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT OFFICIAL STATEMENT Your Guides! Your Coaches! Your Teachers! Are being fired!!!! Your school is being destroyed!!!! The massive budget cuts will: Eliminate South House Difficult to see your guide now? wait til next year. When the computer screws up your schedule next year tough shit. Want to go to college? Apply now. Or your guide won't have time. Fail a course? You're on your own. The massive budget cuts will: Eliminate Coaches Think your Team needed money this year? Next year will be worse. Object to Carpooling to tournaments? Next year you'll walk. The massive budget cuts will: Eliminate Teachers Are too many of your classes crowded? Next year, they will all be. Not enough choices now? There's going to be less next year. Actually, THIS ISN'T SO BAD, this is the Least that will happen. Even with full funding we will get these cuts. Wthout full funding, it will be worse. 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University Catalog of Curricula, Courses and Degree Requirements COLLEGE BOARD Admissions Testing Program EOX592.R 1973-1975 Princeton, NJ 08540 Clark Unhrentty Metin RUTGERS 5vifI?: AgfMjiJU Newark College of Arts and Sciences College of Nursing University College New Brunswick Cook College Douglass College Livingston College Rutgers College College of Engineering College of Pharmacy University College • Camden College of Arts and Sciences University College cUnivei§ity ofFdjode slaqd 197475 cUndergradua te CBulletiri cations 1 . . . by threes 170 171 In Memory of Barbara Lynn Guess Keep your head to the skyl You are my starship Come take me up tonight And don't be late. Norman Conners T (O I, „ s- t 'V' “ m . early graduates Anthony Aurillo Darleen Askew Deboralt Herbstomer Elizabeth Zuckerman Debbie Gessner Robert Gilbert Molly Gurien Jane Lerner Stuart Litwin Mary McNamara Patrica Ogden Andrew Purcell Jesse Ribot Robin Ross — V- , 175 s� the sports The 1976 Booters captured the Group IV North Jersey Section II Championship. Winning soccer has become a tradition at Columbia under Coach Gene Chyzowych and this year's team was no exception. Led by Big Ten scoring champ John DeVivo (32 goals) the team finished with a record of 15-3-3. The season included victories over long time rivals Kearny and Bloomfield. Columbia finished the campaign ranked in the top 10 of the state and they enjoyed the number one ranking for the majority of the season. Captains Mark Adelman, John DeVivo and Tony Amato led the Co- lumbia entourage to the Essex County and Big Ten all star teams. Other standouts joining the three captains on the Essex County team were seniors Jon Goldman, Larry Finn, Bob Coyle, and junior Brian Reis. The starting team was rounded out by Timmy Lampkin, Tommy Defino and seniors David Shea and Marc Cohen enjoyed an out- standing state tournament in the nets and finished the season with 111 saves and 10 shutouts, 7 shared by Tom McConnell. Standing L to R B. Perna, J. Hermann, A. Donelog, C. Confalone, D. Shea, M. Adelman, B. Coyle, B. Reis, J. Goldman, J. Thornton, L. Finn, A. Amato, B. Loftus, G. Amundson, J. DeVivo Kneeling L to r Coach G. Chyzowych, C. Stevenson, S. Goldenring, J. Madden, P. King, M. Cohen, T. McConnell, W. Shue, M. Davis, D. Tunney, T. Defino, T. Lampkin, J. Weber, D. Brienza Captains: M. Adelman, J. DeVivo; A. Amato The Columbia High School gymnastics team finished a fine 9-2 season with the recapture of the Northern Sectional Cham- pionship crown. This year's success was a total team effort. No one member was outstanding enough to deserve special recog- nition. Gymnastics is not a sport for the timid, but for those who are sure of themselves. So sure, that they amost go to the point of being reckless. Because of this outlook the gymnastics team finished in fifth place in the State Finals this year. 182 Standing L to R R. Ramos, J. Fu, H. Mangum, T. Bauer, C. Gleason (Capt.) T. Bauer (Capt), G. Wainen, S. Mendoza, M. Straussberg, A. Mangum, Mr. Spiedel Sitting L to R D. Wilderrotter, J. Nitti, K. Kowalski, E. Berk, F. Knowles, F. Swass, B. Swan, L. Love, M. Tierston, T. Dawson, A. Stolle. Li 183 The girls gymnastics team, coached by Marj Spangler, ended their season by placing sixth out of 45 teams in the Northern State Sectionals. Phyllis Becker led the team by placing fifth in unevens — good enough to get her to states. She was supported by seniors Mary Becker, Barbara Granger (co- captain) and Judy Klein (co-captain) on the unevens, Sharon Kelly on floor ex and Debby Cummis on beam. The team is looking forward to a great season next year, with thirteen returning member and upcoming freshmen. 184 ... r 1st ?oiv Co-Capts. B. Granger, J. Klein 2nd row D. Cummis, G. Barletta, S. Horowitz, S. Kelley, L. Fallick, M. Becker, S. McCann (manager) 3rdL. Beck (manager), D. Newsteder, 4th Mrs. M. Spangler (coach), P. Becker, K. McDonnell, B. Sheil, K. Deane, M. Reis, M. Fleming 5th row B. Roman, B. Roman missing P. Kowalski, K. Willis, C. Carchia, W. Weber 185 The Cougar Cross Country team had one of the most outstanding of its long record of fine seasons this year. Led by team captains Mark Dalton, Jon Solomon, Frank Prial and Erwin Pluys, the team posted a 10 win, 1 loss dual meet season. In addition to its excellent dual meet record, the team fared just as well in the larger meets. They regained the Big Ten Conference and Essex County titles, and third place finishes in the Edison, Passaic County Coaches and Saint John's Invitationals earned the harriers a 9th place State ranking. Besides the four captains, the Varsity seven also included senior Dave Erdos, junior Rich Mann and soph Dave Swatland. All three were instrumental in each of the team's successes. The team also had an outstanding Junior Varsity squad who did well in their meets. The team included senior Doug Heckman, juniors Dennis Mitchell, Scott Duerr, Jim Logothetis, and James Winslow, and sophs Andy Meyers, Greg Wolf, Don McKee, Dorn DiGioia, and Ivan Amato. 186 Standing L To R Y. Troublefield, T. Riordan, J. Winslow, D. Russ, D. McKee, R. Melick, V. Mitcheller, G. Wolf Standing L to R W. Murphy, J. Clark, D. Auld, R. Mann, S. Duerr, J. Logothetis, D. Mitchell, D. Digioia, I. Amato, A. Myers, N. Nover, D. Swatland, L. Klepack Kneeling L to R D. Coniaris, D. Heckman, M. Dalton, D. Erdos, J. Solomon, F. Prial, B. Grossman, E. Plays 187 This year the girls tennis team was coached by the chairman of the science department Irwin Genzer. Cathy Conners and Karen Kramer will graduate and with them goes a com- bined five years of devotion to the team. However, they couldn't have left on a happier note. The girls finished up with an amazing 10-3 record. 1976-77 marks the most successful season of the girls tennis team. 188 First row: C. Kaplan, C. Moss, E. Skolar, T. Sinoway, P. Wager. Second row: S. Bailin, M. Maybaum, B. Kromer, K. Kramer, I. Genzer, C. Stem J. McCarthy. Missing: L. Perrine, C. Conners. 189 The girls' field hockey team had a disappointing, yet rewarding, season. Although their record came to one win, three losses and two ties, the team was proud of their efforts as Columbia's first girl's field hockey team. Miss Gardner coached the 22 member female squad; Patty Holl and Mary Beth Kakoleski were the team co- captains. 190 ' The 1976-77 football team began their season in somewhat of a dilema: They were without a head foot- ball coach until the latter part of August; a complete staff of assistant coaches wasn't established until the second week of September; a very small number of only seven lettermen was returning from the previous year; of the seven, just two were starters; and the degree of inexperi- ence was heightened by the fact that the seniors were coming off a year lacking in game experience since the Junior Varsity schedule had to be eliminated the previ- ous year. Once the season got under way, the Cougars' strong schedule added to their woes. Morristown, Livingston, Orange, Nutiey, Montclair, East Orange and Irvington were all experiencing better-than-normal seasons. How- ever, the Cougars defense did record a couple of shut-out victories over Millburn and Kearny, while the offense scored in every game. The offense finished with more points than any Columbia team since 1972. Many under- classmen were seeing plenty of action, but the good team spirit was credited to the fine attitudes of the sen- iors Bernstein, Brenner, Bianchi, Cocuzza, de Castro, Gasparino, Hinkes, Hoffman, Kimber, Klotz, Madden, Moglia, Molinaro, Moore, Peters, Salerno, Schuler, and Whittle. 192 bottom RowLxo R R. Zusi, C. Everhard, A. Jacobs, A. Whittle, A. DeCastro, J. Bianchi, D. Bernstein, F. D'Ascoli, N. Salerno, J. McGovern, M. Brenner, D. Berry, J. Schuler, K. Kelly, P Hooper Middle RowLXo R J. Morris, P. Sherwood, E. Grey, F. Schuster, J. Cocuzza, C. Moore, J. Peters, E. Madden, H. Hinkes, C. Kimber, A. Molinaro, C. Klotz, M. Greenberg, A. Hoffman, K. Maglia, Z. Kerzner, C. Shelfo Back RowL to R Coach Deo, T. Irby, T. O'Neil, S. O'Connor, M. Hollinger, M. Garrett, J. Masdrangelo, L. Madden, J. Furbish, K. Jeffries, 15. Katzenberger, E. Pilato, M. Vitello, A. Beatrice, F. Vitiello, T. Carey, E. Payne, D. Hurlev, A. Parente, M. McGovern, M. Magkowski, T. Pritchard, S. Washington, Coach Curcio, |Coach Montana 193 Left to right Coach Cross, Anthony Dawson, Bill Littlejohn, Joe McGovern, Gus Heningburg, Chris Klotz capt. Rich DeHart — capt., Scott Harvey — capt., Pete Glacy, Reg Davis, Sam Phipps Boy's Basketball Basketball team's motto was Never give up the ship. At the outset of the season it looked to be one of the finest teams in the school's history, because of the equal distribution of talent among the players. This was easily portrayed in the performance of the team's captains, Chris Klotz, Scott Harvey and Richie DeHart. However, due to the widespread sickness on the team, the season started like a ship without sails in a wind storm. However, hard work and dedication by the coaches and players soon guided the ship into victorious waters, where the cougars proved their worth. The seniors provided much leadership, and when playing together were a very tough unit. Chris, Rich and Scott along with Reg Davis and Peter Glacy were finally healthy and playing great ball. (L-R) First Row— J. Brubaker, P. Holl (captain), M.P. Sherwood. Second Row— left to right: R. Sullivan E. Polcaro, M. Dempsey, B. O'Connor, L Goerke, J. Kenny. Girls Basketball (1976-1977) Led by Captain Patti Holl and Mary Beth Kokoleski, the Couger girls have had another highly successful season. One of the highlights of the season was the winning of the Essex County Coaches Holiday Tournament at Valley H.S. where Columbia defeated undefeated West Side and Mt. St. Dominic Academy to cap- ture first place. Underclassmen, Betsy O'Connor, Jessie Bru- baker, Margaret Dempsey, Regina Sullivan, Loretta Goerke, Mary Pat Sherwood, Eva Pol- caro and Colleen Kroll have played consistent and winning basketball to help Columbia to their successful season. Boys Swimming This year's Varsity Swim Team got off to a slow start with three losses, including one to last year's state champs Westfield High, and one to county champs West Essex High. Howev- er, the Cougars came back strong to finish the season with a winning record, employing the help of coach Dave Yoresh and captains M. Frick and M. Gallene. Columbia this year with one of its strongest swim teams, can look for- ward to more winning seasons with many strong upcoming swimmers. Back row— Bob Spillane, Steve Shachat, Steve Chappelear, Mike Frick, Capt. Mike Gallene, co-capt. Paul Gallene, Bob Neivert, B. Paris, Ray Nolte, David Jonker, Bob Waldrop. Kneeling— Eric Margules, Harry Shiel, Michael Schechner, Gary __________________ COLUMBIA Back tfoiv; Celia Houle, Sandy Zipf, Patty Doyle co-capt, Andrea Zavesky, Marianne Shiel, Terry Singer, Jill McCarthy, Vikki Clark, Debbie Karnaugh,____, Front— Sara Hefti, Barbara Granger, Ronni Valardo, Mary Doyle Capt. Cathy Cross, Patti Carew. Girls Varsity Swimming The girls Varsity Swim Team finished the year with a winning season breaking four school records. Andrea Za- vesky set the 100 yard breaststroke at 1:01.2. The medley relay team of Marianne Shiel, Andrea Zavesky, Bonnie Shi- el and Barbara Granger set a new record at 2:07.0, and the combined efforts of B. Granger, M. Doyle, B. Shiel and D. Karnaugh set the freestyle relay time at 4:18.0. The team achieved much of its success through the hard work of its new coach Joyce Metzger and captains Mary Doyle and Patty Doyle. Because of the strength of its younger swimmers, the team is looking forward to another winning season next year. Varsity Wrestling (1976-1977) The last time a Columbia wrestling team had a winning record at the mid-season point was in 1971. This year's team was off to a fine start with wins over Kinilworth, Ragway, Irvington, Montclair and Vailsburg. Their very close losses came from stat wrestling powers Seton Hall, Nutley and Belleville. The Cougars won their own Christ- mas Tournament overtaking tough competition from Mountain High School. Seniors at 122 pounds, Bruce Deutsch, Dave Holland and John Palazzo had a 3-way battle all year for the varsity spot. Senior Kevin Kerrigan was unable to complete last season due to an injury; however he was back this year doing a fine job at 129 pounds. Senior Marc Richardson held the 135 pound slot along with a winning record. Armand Cacciarelli, a returning District Champion was back at 14 1 pounds however, he had missed a few matches due to injuries. Despite the injuries Armand placed first in the Christmas tourney and had a winning record. Andy Edmund, two years ago a sophomore district champ and runner up last year, was back at 148. And he took a first place in the Holiday tournament for the second year in a row. Senior Captain Dave Epstein was back again at 158 pounds and enjoyed a fine record along with his second year in a row with a first place medal in the Christmas tournament. Jeff Press, moving from 129 last year up to 170 lbs. this year, had a respectable record along with a first place in the December 25 match. The big boys at 188 and Heavy weight were Steve Blizzard and Jim Borowski. Both were seniors and returning lettermen. Along with the seniors there were younger wrestlers such as freshman Fred Knowles. Fred was wrestling at 101 pounds with a winning record and a lot of spark. He was the first freshman to wrestle on a Columbia varsity team ever. Rahman Love at 115 was a junior who was an excellent wrestler. Rahman was a district runner up last year at 115. Another district runner-up from last year is Junior Ray Cippolini who was back again at 108 pounds. ■ Varsity Wrestling (L-R) Front Row — John Deluisi, Fred Knowles, Claude Bennett, Ray Cipollini, Rahman Love, John Palazzo, Kevin Kerrigan, Dan McNany, Jim Polcaro. Second Row— (L-R) Steve Sarno, Jeff Dolan, Jeff Press, Dave Epstein, Armand Cacciarelli, Jim Borowski, Tom Meyer, Frank Knowles, Peter Ciampi, Marc Straussberg. Third Row— (L-R) Coach Hector, Bill Adams, Charlie Blizard, Brain Jacobs. Art Mangum, Gerard Gonsalves, John Friedfeld, Joe Borowski, John Bogan, Pierre Rodrick, Coach Lomakin. Absent from picture: Zach Kerznar, Paul Rodrick, Steve Blizard, Dave Holland, Mike Hollinger, Andy Edmund, Brian Lorig, Marc Richardson. Bruce Deutsch. Sitting— Andy Meyer, Kathy Schloeck, Anette Neugas, Cindy Mersier, Patty Wilson, Ruth Fishbein, Bev Roman, Beryl Roman Second Row— Mark Dalton, Rich Mann, David Swatland, Erwin Pluys, Ivan Amato, Frank Prial, Greg Wolf, Bill Klein, Doug Heckman, Dean Cohiaris, Eric Berk, Tony Scalera, Mark Hurst, Scott Torre, Ken Moglia, Bob Boyd, Len Klepack — coach Third row— Pete Cole — coach, Donald McKee, Jim Winslow, Scott Duerr, Dennis Mitchel, Don Digioia, Glen Rowe, David Gelbert, John Manginelli, Doug Mead, Steve Lewkovich, Chris Gleason, Robert Grossman, Dave Russ, Brian Perkins Indoor Track The Indoor Track team had one of its strongest seasons in 1976-77. The year saw many firsts' for the boy's and girl's teams. The two mile relay team consisting of seniors Mark Dalton, Bob Grossman, Erwin Pluys and Sophomore David Swattas were the first Columbia team to ever win a championship relay out of state. In the St. Francis Prep meet Joetta Clark was the first girl to ever win an out of state Individual Cham- pionship leading the girls team to the meet Cham- pionship. Another first for the Indoor Team. first row: Justin Fernandez (captain). Bill Spain (co-captain), second row: Coach George Stager, George Fisher, third row: Randy Rosen, Jon Spencer, Greg Adams, Gordon Wasserman, Bob Gold, Dan Hurley. The 1976-77 Winter season saw the return of bowling as a Varsity sport. Bowling officially returned to CHS as a club in 1974, which was started by a former student, Guy Stanzione. The Cougars beat East Orange in the first 3 games before hitting a dry spell. It was the consistent bowling senior Captain Justin Fernandez combined with juniors Dan Hurley, Bob Gold, and Bill Spain that helped give the Cougars a respectable half of the season. The Cougars turned spoilers in the final few weeks of the season, and by beating Belleville and Seton Hall in single games, knocked them out of 1st place twice. The second half comeback was aided by seniors Donald Berry and Greg Adams. Gorson Wasserman and John Spencer were also key men on the lanes this season for Co- lumbia. Mr. Geargoe Stager is the coach and he plans to build a stronger team next year with the help of 2 freshmen who are improving with every game this year, George Fischer of Maplewood and Randy Rosen of South Orange. Look for the team to win more and more in the coming years. HOCKEY TEAM Under the direction of the new coach Don Surowitch and assistant coach Peter Lasser the Columbi Hockey Club waged another competitive season. Although many players were lost from last season seniors Dave Silver, Mike Dit Davidson, Greg Gloshinski, Dennis Aukamp, Ed Knoth, John Robertson and John Fotiu Walker held the team together. Captain Dave Silver, assistant captain Mike David- son and Tom Carlin led the team in scoring whereas Ed Knoth led the team on defense. Despite inexperience, goaltender John Forsythe retained about a 3 goal against average throughout the season. The Columbia Hockey Club is looking forward to another good season next year and is hopeful that the team will soon become a varsity sport. «• Standing— coach D. Surwitch, J. Walker, J. Robison, M. Driscoll, G. Gloshinski, E. Knoth, S. Ramsey, H. Sneider, capt. D. Silver. Sitting — R. Izenman, assist, capt. M. Davidson, J. Forsythe, T. Carlin, M. Viteri, T. Taylor. m Outdoor Track The Outdoor track team is looking forward to another strong season. The team has set some very high goals but feel they have the personnel to obtain these standards. Backing the team are seniors Erwin Pluys in the 880 and Bob Grossman in the 440. Chris Gleason and Reggie Davis hope to fill the sprinting chores, while seniors Frank Prial, Mark Dalton and sophomore Dave Swatland will help take care of distance events. This is just a small sampling of the athletes on the outdoor team. The Girls team is coming off a very successful indoor campaign and hope to repeat their performances. Top indoor performers were Cynthia Mersier, Beryl and Beverly Roman, Lynn Woodbury and Freshman star Joetta Clark. Baseball This year's baseball team promised to be a very talented one. Heading the cougars this season were co-captains Frank Vitiello and Terry Bauer, both returning from last years squad. Also returning from last years varsity team were Rich Dehart, Curtis Moore, Fred Shuster, and Ron Sloan, Rich Dehart filled in the second base slot with no problems. Curtis “Chappy Moore was behind the plate. Fred “Bake Shuster headed the outfield in center while Ron Sloan pitched. Other seniors who played were Andy Hoffman, third base; Justin Fernandez, pitcher; Derek Rahusen, outfield; George Rover, second base; and Mike Scalera, pitcher. Juniors on this years squad headed by Mike Vitiello, Frank's brother. Mike swung a big stick for Columbia this year. Curtis Moore was backed up this year by two very capable catchers. Jack Sherwood and Steve O'Connor. Tom Duffy was playing third base while David Thomas rounded out the pitching staff. Sophomores are Dan Confalone, Ron Romano, and Dan Sansone. Girls Volleyball Team Over fifty players turned out for the first offi- cial Columbia high school Interscholastic girls volleyball team. The team had an ex- tremely hard workout during the month of March. The players were well prepared by coach Gene Chyzowych for a ten game schedule. The future of girls volleyball program at Co- lumbia High School looks great. Mr. Chyzo- wych hopes to enlarge their team schedule in coming years. The leading players were: Betsy O'Conner, Patty Holl, Regina Sullivan, Alice Swyntuch, Lisa Masur, Lynn Havemeyer, Abbi Kassin, Kathy Drubel and Motria llnyck- Girl's Softball The 1977 Girl's Varsity Softball team had an excellent season. Their success was largely due to the coaching of Ton Reggiero. Leading the team was senior-captain Marybeth Kakoleski, whose power hitting and outstanding field play led the team to victory. Other key players includ- ed: Lisa Roth, Jesse Brubaker, Jill McCarthy, Sharon Metro, and Col- leen Kroll. This year Columbia had a J.V. squad in addition to the varsity team. The J.V. was coached by John Pow. Jr-' Lacrosse The 1977 Lacrosse team was a young but talented group, led by midfielders and tri-captains Jim Bianchi, Mitch Greenberg, and Brad Perna Midfield was th strong point with Seniors John DeVivo and Larry Finn, Juniors Mark Knopf, Tom Grabowski, and Don Christ , and Soph Jack Francis aiding the ca use Rounding out the offense was a trio of underclassmen on attach Juniors Paul Hooper and Rich Greets e and Soph Bob B-anch� They wore backed by en Gant a'd Bob Laity h« defense was eed by Tor' BsUirtr a'd Very Sea ere n the goe wth r , - Oarmy, Vw -o Masbrang o„ V r GCcrv'ad £ regard, a'O Be' t j'tha O' c ore dofens Tennis The 1977 Columbia High School Tennis team looked forward to another successful year at the beginning of the season, as they could boast a squad including 7 re- turning lettermen. Trying to improve upon last year's 13-6 record were seniors Scott Freeman (captain), Jon Goldman, Chuck Faig, Peter Fekety, Ivan Neibart, and Mike Davies. Juniors who played well and influenced the outcome of each match were lettermen Bruce Huberman and David Kramer, and new-comer Evan Rakin. Coached by Mr. Irwin Genzer, this year's team once again set its eyes on the Big Ten championship and the County championship. They even spoke frequently about the State championships. Golf In recent years, Columbia had dominat- ed Big Ten Golf, and the goal of this year's team was to win the title again. The golf team was coached this year by Paul Wag- ner. With returning letter winners Steve Millar, Mike Driscoll, and Doug Kimmel- man, along with Ken Peters, Tom Davies, Jim O'Neil, Bob Gold and Bryan Murray, a highly successful campaign was achieved. S 5BEE Frisbee — 1st row: Sharon Lawler, Amy Medford, David Tanbar, Vinnie Sherburne, Kenny Broughton, Jerry Shillcock, Neil Meharg, Jack Heber, Louis Potters. 2nd row: Nina Rach, David Cowell, Jamie Epstein, Greg Adams, John Lawler, Michael Tiersten, Andy Schindel. 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Lacrosse, 10; DESERIO, SCOTT; DE TORRICE, LINDA; DEUTSCH, BRUCE; DE VINCENTIS, DEBBIE, Prom Committee, 12; DE VIVO, JOHN; DILDAY, MICHAEL, Tech Crew, 10, 1 1, 1 2; Assembly Commit- tee, Frisbee, 12; DIORIO, SUSAN; SIUBALDI, DAWN; DOLAN, JEFFREY; DONLON, PATRICIA; DOW, MARGIE, Gymnastic Team, Valhalla, II; Display, Committee, 12; DOYLE, MARY, Swimming, 10, 11, 12; softball, 10; PAWS, Varsity Club, 12; DRISCOLL, TERRY; DRUBIN, ARTHUR; DRURY, THOMAS; DUALLO, BRETT. E EDMUND, ANDY, Wrestling, 10, 11,12; EHRHARDT, ERNEST; ELLMER, KEVIN; ENDERLE, BARBARA, Yearbook, 1 1; ENDICK, NORMAN, Computer Club, 10, 1 1, 1 2; EPSTEIN, DAVID, Foot- ball, 10, 11; Wrestling Captain, 10, 11, 12; Track, 10; Rugby, 12; ERDOS, DAVID; EVANGELISTA, MARC; EVANS, ROBERT; EVERS, BEANY. F FAIG, CHUCK, Football 10; Tennis Team 10, 11, 12; Recrea- tional Basketball League 10, 11, 12; Recreational Softball League 10, 1 1, 1 2; FALCETANO, LYNN; FARMER, MARK, J.V. Soccer, J.V. Lacrosse 10; Varsity Soccer 11, Varsity Lacrosse 11, 12; FARRELL, NEIL, Marching Band 10, 1 1, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Jazz Ensemble 11, 12; Orchestra 1 2, Con- cert Band 10, 11, 12; J.V. Lacrosse 10; All School Musical 10, 11, 12; Co-Drum Major 12, Varsity Frisbee, Brass Ensemble 12; FEKETIE, PETER, Tennis Team 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 1 1; FELTON, ROBIN; FERNANDEZ, JUSTIN, Baseball 10, Stage Crew 1 1; Track 1 2; Marching Concert Band 12; Bowling 10, 1 1; Varsity Bowling 12; FESTINGER, SHERI, Yearbook Staff 1 2, Social Comm. 1 2; FIELO, JEFFREY, Math Club, Computer Club 10; Math Lab Aide 10, 11; Chess Club 10, 11; East House Treasurer 11, 12; H.R. Pres., Bridge Club 1 1; Intramural Volleyball 11, 12; H.R. Vice Pres. 12; FIGUEROA, LYNETTE; FINN, LAWRENCE, Soccer 10, 1 1, 1 2; Lacrosse 11,12; Year- book 1 2; FLOYSTAD, GARY; FLYNN, JEANNE, A., Indoor Track Team 1 1, Yearbook Staff 12; FLYNN, PATRICIA; FOCZMAN- SKI, NANCY ANN; Display Comm. 10, 11; Jr. Fund Raiser Comm. (Secretary) 11; Social Comm. 11, 12; P.A.W.S. 11; Student Exchange Comm. 11, 12; Prom Comm. 12; FOGEL, DANIEL; FOLINO, RICKY; FONSECA, NANCY A.; FRAM, DAN- IEL, Ski Club 10, 11; Stage and Lighting Crew, Intramural Football 10; Intramural Volleyball 10, 11; H.R. Pres., West House Commons Comm. 1 1; Intramural Tennis 1 2; FRASCIEL- LO, PAM, Taught Spanish At Elem. School, Social Comm. 1 1; Art Assistant At Fielding School 11, 12; Social Comm. 12; FRASCO, JOJO; FRATER, CLAUDIA, Art Service Club 10; All School Production Makeup Comm., Scenery For All School Production 11; Special Dance, Student Exchange, Prom Comm. 1 2; FREEMAN, SCOTT, Capt. Of Tennis Team 1 2; FREI- MUTH, RICHARD F.; FRICK, EDWARD, J.V. Football 10; Varsity Swimming 12; FRICK, MICHAEL 0.; FRIED, SUSAN, Orienta- tion Comm. 10; School Musical 1 1; Ski Club 11, 12; Assem- bly Comm. 11; North House V.P., P.A.W.S., Fire Comm., Student Exchange Comm. 12; FRIEDFELD, JOHN, Track 10; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; FRISCH, CRAIG. G GABORC, KAREN M.; J.V. Cheerleading 10, North House Aide 11, 12; GABY, LISA, Prom Comm., Mgr. For Boys Basketball Team 12; GAHAN, KELLY; Outdoor Track Team, Pep Comm. 10; Girls Swimming Team 10, 1 1, 12; GALLENE, DEBORAH, Prom Comm., Social Comm., 12; GAMS, AARON J., Gymnas- tics Team 10; Indoor Track Team 10, 1 1; Tennis Team 1 1, 12; GANTZ, KENNETH H., Soccer Team 10; Lacrosse Team 10, 11, 12; GARFINKLE, DAVID; GASPARINO, ANTHONY; GATE- LY, CATHERINE; GEISE, LAURA; GERMAN, SUSAN, Yearbook Staff 1 2; GESSNER, DEBORAH; GILBERT, BILL; GILBERT, ROB- ERT L; GIORDANO, MARY-JO, Italian Club 11, 12; Prom Comm., 12; GLACY, PETER, Basketball 10, 11, 12; GLATT, JEFFREY; GLEASON, CHRISTOPHER, Varsity Gymnastics Team 10, 11, 12; (Capt.) Indoor Track Team 10, 11, 12; Out- door Track Team 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 1 2; GLOSHINSKI, GREGORY, J.V. Soccer 10; Columbia Hockey Club 12; GOD- FREY, PATRICIA A.; Pep Comm. 10, 11, 12; GOERKE, MA- RIANNE; GOGAN, SARAH; GOLD, CATHY, Council Representative, 10, 11, 12; Election Comm. 1 1. GOLDBERG, RICHARD, Math Lab Aide 10, 11; Fencing Club, Soph. Adviso- ry Comm. 10; F.L.E.S. Spanish Teacher 10, 1 1; Computer Club 10; Columbian Sportswriter 11, 12; (Editor) Student Ex- change Comm. 11, 12; Elections Comm. 11, 12; GOLDEN- BERG, ANNETTE; Civics Comm. 11, 12; P.A.W.S. 12; GOLDMAN, JON; GOLDMAN, KENNETH J„ Fire Comm. 10; Student Council, H.R. Representative, Valhalla 11; Student Council V.P. 12; GOLDSTEIN, GREGORY A., Computer Math Lab Aide 10, 11; Junior Achievement 11, 12; Intramural Vol- leyball 11, 12; Computer Club 10; GOLDSTEIN, LINDA; Val- halla 1 1; FLES 11,12; Economic Club 1 1; Masterpieces Club, North House Council, Guildscript (Asso. Ed.) 1 2; GOLKIN, JAY, Intramurals 10, 1 1, 1 2; GOODWIN, DONNA; Women's Aware- ness 1 1; Taught Span, to Elem. Children 1 2; GORA, CYNTHIA G.; GOTHELF, TOBY; GOTSCH, TERRY, Interact 10; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Prom Comm., Yearbook Comm., Fire Comm., Stu- dent Exchange Comm. 1 2; GRANGER, BARBARA, Gymnastics 10, 11, 1 2; (Capt.), Swimming 10, 11, 12; Track Team 10; North House Council 12; GRASSO, ROXANNE G.; GREEN- BERG, MITCHELL, Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Lacrosse 11, 12; GREER, DOUGLAS; GRODOFSKY, ETHAN; GROSS- MAN, ROBERT, Indoor Track 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12; H.S. Basketball League 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 1 1, 1 2; GRUBER, PENNY E.; GURIEN, MOLLY; GURY, LAURA, J.V. Cheerleading 10, 11; Varsity Cheerleading, All School Musi- cal 12. H HAAG, HERBERT; HAGERTY, WADE; HAGGERTY, ROSE, Gym- nastics team. Sophomore Advisory Committee, 10; Special Dance, Fire Committee, 1 1; Electrons Committee, Student Ex- change Committee, Prom Committee, 12; Varsity Cheerlead- ing, 11, 12; Interact, 10, 11, 12 (Sec.); HALEY, NANCY, Valhalla, 11, 12; Energy Project, Display Case Club, 1 2; HAM- INGSON, PAUL, Stage Crew, 10; Video Crew, Lab Aide, 1 1; Valhalla, Energy Group, 1 2; HARKEY, TONY, Track Team 1 1, Co-Captain, 12; HARTMANN, LEONARD; HARTMAN, DONNA; HARTUNG, JANE, Pep Club, 10, 11, 12; All-School Production-Costumes 10, 11, 12; Special Dance Wardrobe Chairman, 10, 1 1, 12; Parnassian Society Costume Chairman, 12; HARVEY, SCOTT; HANSER, LOIS; HAVEMEYER, LYNN, Gymnastic Team, Indoor Track Manager, 10; Outdoor Track Manager, 10, 11; Basketball Manager, 11, 12; HAWKES, LORI, Black Student Union, 10; Special Dance Class, 1 1; HA- WRYLAK, KARYM; HEBER, JACK, Swim Team, 10, 1 2; Orches- tra 10, 11, 12; Band, 10, 11, 12; Frisbee, 10, 11, 12; HECKMAN, DOUGLASS, Marching Band, 1 1, 12; Indoor and Outdoor Track, 11, 12; Homeroom Representative, Sports Writer on the Columbian , Math Team, Taught Spanish in Elementary School, 11; Cross Country, North House Treasur- er, 1 2; HEFTI, SARA; HELLER, RENEE; HELLER, RICHARD, Math Lab Aide 10, 11; Bridge Club, 11, 12; Elections Committee, Junior Achievement, 1 1; HELLRING, HEIDI, Tennis Team, 10, 1 1; Frisbee Team, 10, 11, 12; South House Council, 10, 11; Columbian, 10, South House Committee, South House In- tramural, Shakespeare Club, Paws, 11; West House Vice President, Yearbook Photographer, School Mascot, 12; HERBSTSOMER, DEBBIE, Civics Club, 1 1; HICKEL, ANTONIO; HICKMAN, GARRY; HICKS, BEVERLY; HINKES, HAROLD, Sophomore Football, 10; Varsity Wrestling, 10, 12; Varsity Football, 11, 12; Varsity Club, 12; HIRSCH, BETH ANN, In- tramural Volleyball, 10, 11, 12; Assembly Committee, Ho- meroom Representative, 10; Columbian Editorial Staff, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Teaching, Paws, 1 1, Prom Committee, Year- book, 1 2; HODGE, DOREEN; HOFFMAN, ANDREW; HOFFMAN, HILARY, West House Secretarial Aide, 11, 12; HOLL, ED- WARD; HOLL, PATRICIA ANNE, Gymnastic Team Manager, 10; Basketball,TO, 11, 1 2; Softball, 10, 1 1, 12; Display Com- mittee, Commons Committee, 1 1; Paws, 11,12, Field Hockey, Varsity Club, 12; HOLLAND, DAVID, Wrestling, 10, 11, 12, HOLLAND, SUSAN; HOLTZ, JULIE, Yearbook, Student Coun- cil, 12; HOLUBOSKY, LARRY, Intramural Basketball, 10, 1 1; HOLZMAN, JANE; HORNISH, KIM; HOROWITZ, LEWIS, Junior Achievement President, 10, 11, 12; North House Council, Fi- nance Committee, Intramural Volleyball, 10; Shakespeare So- ciety, Fire Committee, 11; Student Council Treasurer, Guildscript Associate Editor, 12; HORVATH, JANE, French Teaching, Intramurals, North House Council, 10; Pep Commit- tee, 10, 11, 12; Parmassian Society, Yearbook, 1 2; HSU, VIC- TOR; HULNICK, MADELEINE, Interact Club, 10, 12; Swim Team Manager, 10, 1 1; Fire Committee, Prom Committee, 1 2; HUNTER, MICHAEL I IANTOSCA, DEBBIE, Italian Club, 11, 12; IANTOSCA, MIKE, Editor of West End Slice, 10, 11; Photographer For Columbi- an, 10, 11; Track Team, 10, 11; West House Football Team, 10, 1 1, 1 2; West House Council, 10; Photographer for Cougar Journal, 11; Editor (Photography), Columbian, Photography Editor for Cougar Journal, News Record Sports Photographer for Columbia, Intramural Tennis, 12; INOUE, HISASHI, Japa- nese exchange student from sister high school, Chuo Univer- sity High School in Tokyo, Janap; IPPOLITO, JOHN; IZENMAN, JAY. J JACKSON, ANTHONY, Intramurals, A.V. Crew, 10, 11, 12; JACKSON, DAWN; JAHNSEN, DIANE; JAMACA, THOMAS; JENNIS, ANDREW, Elections Committee, 10, 11, 12; Assem- bly Committee, 10,11; Intramural Volleyball, 10, 11; Ski Club, 11, 12; Bridge, 11, 12; Executive Committee, Student Coun- cil, 1 2; JOHNSON, ROGER, Cross Country, Indoor and outdoor Track, 1 1; JOLLY, NOLA DINNO, Spanish Club, Prom Commit- tee, 12; JULIANO, GARY. K KAKOLESKI, MARYBETH, Varsity Softball Team, 10; Basket- ball Team, Softball Team, PAWS Club, 11; Field Hockey, Bas- ketball, Softball Team, PAWS Club, 12; KAMBEROGIANNI, ROBERT; KAPLAN, JAN, Sophomore Football Team, Indoor Track Team Outdoor Track Team 10; KAPLAN, RICHARD; KA- PLAN, ROBERT, Columbian, 10, 11 and 1 2; KAPLAN, JAMES, Deviats Club, Deformed left hand club, 10. Parole Board Club, Beatle Club, Gone With the Wind Club, Surding Club, Futurfa- ther Club, 12; KARNAUGH, PATTY, Social Committee, Girls Varsity Swimming, 10; Social Committee, Girls Varsity Swim- ming, North Office Work, 1 1; Social Committee, Girls Varsity Swimming, North Office Work, PA Crew, Fire Committee, Vahalla, 12; KARU, KAREN, Junior Achievement, 10; Color Guard, Ski Club, Intramurals, West House, Finance Commit- tee, Taught Spanish, Student Exchange Committee, 1 1; Color Guard Co-Captain Ski Club, Taught Spanish, Fire Committee, Prom Committee, Varsity Club Member, Student Exchange Committee, 1 2; KASSIN, ABBY, Intramurals Volleyball, Guitar Club, 10; Intramurals Volleyball, School Musical, JC Super- star, 1 1; Football and Volleyball Intramurals, Special Dance, 1 2; KATILUS, JUDITH, JV Cheerleading, Pep Committee, So- cial Committee, 10; Pep Committee, 11; Prom Committee, Pep Committee, 12; KAUFMAN, DIANE; KAUFMAN, LAURIE, Intramural Volleyball, 1 1; Yearbook Representative, Columbi- an Sports Reporter, 1 2; KEDERSHA, JAMES, Student Council, Fencing Club, Computer Club, 10; Student Exchange Commit- tee, Fire Committee, Co-Chairman Ping Pong Club, 11; PA Crew, Fire Committee, Student Exchange Committee, Finance Committee, Assembly Committee, 12; KELLER, LYNN, Stu- dent Exchange Committee, 10; Junior Class Fund Raising, PAWS Student Exchange Committee, 1 1; Social Committee, Prom Committee, PAWS, Yearbook Sales Committee, Varsity Club, 12; KELLEY, SHARON, Gymnastic Team, 10; Gymnastic Team, Bicentennial Puppet Show, 11; Gymnastic Team, Chaos Film, 12; KELLY, ELIZABETH, Prom Committee, 12; KELLY, MICHAEL; KELTON, VIRGINIA, Marching Band, 10; Pep Committee, 1 1 and 1 2; KEMP, DENNIS; KENNY, JEANNE, Basketball, Softball, 10; Basketball, 11; Field Hockey, Basket- ball, 12; KERRIGAN, KEVIN; KESSLER, GAIL, Yearbook. KIL- COMMONS, DANIEL, Cross-Country Track, Tent Pitchers Club, 10; KIMBER, CHIP, Soph. Football, 10; Varsity Football, 1 1; Varsity Football 12; KIMLER, DONNA; KING, PAUL; KING, PERRY; KIRKLAND, WILLIAM; KIRSCH, MICHAEL, Columbian Reporter Junior Achievement, 10; Ping Pong Chairman, Fi- nance Committee, Elementary School Teacher, 1 1; Finance Committee, Student Exchange Committee, PA Crew, 12; KLEIN, BETH JO, Assembly Committee, 1 1; Swim Team, West House Council, 12; KLEIN, JUDY, Band, Orchestra, Gymnas- tics, 10, 11, and 12; KLOTZ, CHRIS, Football, Basketball, Baseball, 10, 11, and 1 2; KNOPF, BETH, Indoor and Outdoor Track Manager, 10; Boy's Varsity Basketball Manager, 11. Boys Varsity Basketball Manager, Varsity Club, Prom Commit- tee, 12; KNOTH, EDWARD; KOBY, KATHLEEN, PAWS, 1 1 and 12; KONCHALSKI, KAREN, Social Committee 10, 1 1 and 12; KONDO, LINDA, Pep Committee, 10, 11 and 12 Yearbook. KOTLER, LESLIE; KRAMER, KAREN; KROLL, DAVID, Intramural Football, and Softball, 10; Intramural Football, Softball, Elec- tronics Club, 11; Intramural Football, Baseball, 12; KROLL, KENNETH, Swim Team, 10; Swim Team, Junior Fund Raising, 1 1; Captain Swim Team, Varsity Club, 1 2; KRUSKAL, BENJA- MIN, Math Lab Aide, 10; Bridge Club, Math Lab Aide, 11; Bridge Club, 12; KUCHYNSKY, VICTOR; KUHL, JANET, Year- book, 12; KUSNETA, MARK; KYLE, JANE. L LAGEMANN, CLARK; LAITER, ALLEN, JV Basketball, 10; Varsi- ty Basketball, 11; Varsity Basketball, Columbian, Student Ex- change Committee, 12; LAKE, ANDREA; LALLY, JENNIFER; LALLY, WILLIAM; LAMORGESE, LISA, Elections Committee, Interact, 10; Special Dance, Pep Committee, 11; Special Dance, Pep Committee, Prom Committee, 12; LARKIN, KEVIN; LASCALA, LOIS, Cheerleading JV., 10; Varsity Cheerleading Prom Committee, 1 2; LASSER, ROBERT; LAWALL, RICK, Film- making, 10, 11 and 12; LAWLER, JOHN; LENNON, CHRIS- TINE; LEONE, ANTHONY; LERNER, JANE; LESKANIC, ROBERT; LEVY, RICHARD; LEYNER, FRANCES, Parnassium Society, Art Club, Student Exchange, 10; Student Exchange Committee, 11; Prom Committee, Yearbook Committee, Display Case Committee, Student Exchange Committee, 12; LIEB, ABBY, HR President, East House Council, Assembly Committee, 10; HR President, East House Council, Yearbook Staff, Advertis- ing, 11; Yearbook, Layout, Swim Team, 12; LINDSTROM, BAIL, Cross-Country Manager, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, 10; LIPOWITZ, ROBERT; UPTON, JOSHUA, South House Council, Soccer, 10; Classics Club, Editor Of Guildscript, 12; □TWIN, STUART, Ski Club, Student Council, 10; Ski Club, Fire Committee, Student Council, 1 1; LOGOTHETIS, DAVID; LOM- BARDI, ANDREA; LOMBARDY, LORETTA, Social Committee, 10; Baseball Manager, 11 and 12; LOVE, ARTHUR; LOWELL, MARTIN; LYNCH, JEFFREY. M MacDONALD, STEVEN; MACKINSON, PATTI, Art Service Club, 10; Pres. Art Service Club, 1 1; Pres. Art Service Club, Display Committee, 12; MADDEN, GENE, Football, Varsity Wrestling, Lacross, 10; Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, 1 1; Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, 1 2; MADDEN, PEGGY, Pep Committee, 10; Pep Committee L.L. Club, 1 1; Pep Com- mittee L.L. Club. 12; MADIGAN, SUSAN; MAFFEI, CARL; MAGLIARO, TOM; MAGUIRE, JAMES; MAISTO, MARC; MAJ- DOSZ, MARK; MANGENELLI, STEVEN; MAGNUM, FRED; MAR- AGELIS, THERESA; MARANO, JOANN, Choir, 1 1; Choir, 12; MARGULES, ERIC, Columbian, Swim Team, Fire Committee, Parnassian Society; Student Exchange Committee, 10; Columbian, Swim Team, Fire Committee, Concert Committee, Assembly Committee, Year book Adv. Staff, 11; Business Manager of Columbian, Vice-Chairman of Elections Commit- tee, Treasurer of Fire Committee, Swim Team, 12; MARIND, PAUL, Stage Sound and Light Crew, 1 1 and 1 2; MARKOWITZ, JUDITH, Fire Committee, Homeroom Vice President, 10; Year- book Editor, Student Exchange Committee, Fire Committee, Homeroom Vice President, 11; Special Dance, 12; MAR- LOWE, KEVIN, East House Council Rep, Fencing Club, 10; East House Council Rep. 1 1; East House Council alternate. Book- store, Valhalla, 12; MARZANO, MARY; MASI, BILL; MATTA, KENNETH; MAYER, JAMES; MAYER, RICHARD, Junior Achievement, 10, 11 and 12; MAYERSON, MINDY, Prom Committee, 12; McCORMICK, JOHN, Indoor Track, Monday Night Basketball, 10; Monday Night Basketball, 1 1; Monday Night Basketball, 12; McENTEE, EDDIE; McFADDEN, HARRY; McGOVERN, JOSEPH, J.V. Basketball, 10; Varsity Basketball, 1 1; Varsity Basketball, 12; McGRATH, MICHAEL; McMILLIAN, SUZZETTE, Outdoor Track, Volleyball, Bookstore, Softball, 10; Indoor and Outdoor Track, Bookstore, 1 1; Vice President Black Student Union, 12; McNAMARA, MARY, Show Case Display Committee, 12; McNANY, DANIEL; McTERNAN, SU- SAN; MEEROVICH, DANIEL, Fencing Club, Computer Math Club, 10; Ping Pong Club, Audio Visual Staff, 1 1; Sports Writ- er For The Columbian, 12; MEHARG, NEIL, Varsity Frisbee Team 12; MELILLO, GERALD; MELON, JUAN RAMON; MER- CADANTE, LAURA R.; MERCADANTE, DONALD; MER- CADANTE, SAMUEL; MERKL, CHRISTINE; MERLUCCI, DEBRA, West House Council, Valhalla, 10; West House Council, In- tramural Softball, Valhalla, 1 1; Choir, Volleyball Intramurals, Valhalla, 1 2; MERSIER, CYNTHIA, Varsity Basketball, H.Room Rep, to West House, 10; Color Guard, Special Dance, Capt Girls Track, 1 1; Capt Color Guard, Capt Girls Track, 1 2; MEY- ER, BERNADETTE, German Club, 1 2. MEYER, THOMAS; MEY- ERSON, DANIEL; MICCHELLI, LOUIS GABRIEL; MILAK, CARL; MILLAR, STEPHEN; MILLER, DIANE, Taught Spanish, Interact, 10; Fire Committee, Pep Committee, Interact, 11; Twirling, Fire Committee, Prom Committee, Ski Club, Varsity Club, In- teract (Tres.), 12; MILLER, MELANIE, Colorguard, 1 1 and 12; MILLNER, DEBRA; MILLS, BRUCE; MIRANDA, INES; MLYN, DOUGLAS; MOGLIA, KENNETH, Soph Football, Track Team, 10; Varsity Football, Varsity Track, 1 1; Varsity Football, Varsi- ty Track, 1 2; MOHRHAUSER, CATHY, Lacrosse Manager, 10; Lacrosse Manager, 11; Pep Club, Lacrosse, Manager, 12; MOLINARO, ANTHONY; MONARQUE, LESLIE; MOORE, CUR- TIS, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Baseball, 10; Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, 1 1; Varsity Football, Varsity Bas- ketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club, 1 2; MORAWCZYNSKI, IRENE; MOSS, JOHN, Black Student Union, 1 1; MULVANEY, CELESTE; MUNJEE, TARA, Columbian, Yearbook, Student Council, Valhalla, 10; Student Council, South House Council, 1 1; East House Council, 12; MURPHY, MARY; MYERS, DON- NA. N NEIBART, DAVID, Sophomore Class Representative To Coun- cil, Fire Committee, 10; Treasurer of C.H.S., Chairmen of Fi- nance Committee, Golf Team-Varsity, Fire Committee, Student Exchange Committee, 1 1; President of C.H.S., Chair- man of C.H.S., Executive Committee, Varsity Golf Team, Guild- script, Member of C.H.S. Coordinating Committee, C.H.S. Candidate for 15th Annual Senate Youth Program, Fire Com- mittee, 12; NEIBART, IVAN; NELSON, KATHRYN, Special Ser- vice Club, Natural Foods Club, Costume Committee, West House Council, 1 1; H.R. President, Display Committee, Year- book Sales and Layout Staff, 12; NEU, REGINA; NEUBAUER, PATRICIA; NIEMITZ, GAIL, Pep Committee, North House Coun- cil, Bike Club, Ski Club, 10; Assembly Committee, Pep Com- mittee, North House Council, Student Council, Bike Club, Ski Club, 1 1; Fire Committee, Pep Committee, Prom Committee, North House Council, Student Council, Assembly Committee, Yearbook Editor, Ski Club, Special Dance, 12; NOONAN, KE- VIN, Track and Intramurals, 10; Track and Intramurals, 12; NOVER, DAVID. 0 ONEILL, JAMES; OCH, JONATHAN; OCONNOR, ROBIN, Choir 11 and 12; OGDEN, PATRICIA; OLDEWORTEL, FRANCIS; ORENSTEIN, AVIVA, Fles, Teaching French at Marshall School, East House Council, French Club, 10; Fles, East House Secretary, 1 1; Fles, East House Secretary, 1 2; OSLEY, JOYCE- LYN, Black Student Union, 10, 1 1 and 12. P PACE, CINQUE, Prom Committee, 12; PACE, JAMES; PAGLI- UCA, ANTONIO; PAKONIS, FANCSY; PALAZZO, JOHN; PALAZZO, JOANNE, J.V. Cheerleader, 10; PALMER, JOHN; PALUMBO, MARYBETH, Adult School, 11; Adult School, Cross Country; IndoorTrack, Guildscript, 1 2; PALUMBO, SUE; PANGIOCHI, CATHY; PANITCH, LAURA; PAPERA, EDWARD; PARIS, BRIAN, J.V. Lacrosse, Intramural Basketball, Football, Softball, 10; Lacrosse, Intramural Basketball, Football, Soft- ball, 1 1; Lacrosse, Intramural Basketball, Softball, 1 2; PARRY, ELAINE, Chorus, Social Committee, Art Club, Volleyball, 10; Pep Committee, Social Committee, J.V. Baseball Manager, Chorus, Volleyball, 1 1; Pep Committee, Prom Committee, Var- sity Baseball Manager, Secretary, Treasurer To Social Com- mittee, 12; PARSONNET, ABBY; PASQUAROSA, PHIL; PEDALINO, BARBARA, Italian Club, 10; Italian Club, 11; PAWS, 12; PERLMAN, BRENT; PERLMAN, MERYL HOPE, Speed Reading Club, 10; All School Musical, Spanish Elemen- tary School Teaching, Ping Pong Club, 1 1; English Literature Seminar Club, Shakespeare Club, 12; PERLMUTTER, AMY; PERKINS, LEWIS; PERNA, BRADLEY; PERRELLA, STEVEN, Ping Pong, Volleyball, 11; Finance Committee, Computer Club, 12; PERRINE, ELIZABETH; PETERS, JEFFERY; PETER- SON, RAYNA, Art Club, 10; Intramural Volleyball, Yearbook Rep., 12; PETRUZZIELLO, FRED; PETTIFORD, APRIL, Prom Committee, 12; PEYTON, RANDI, Assembly Committee, Fire Committee, Election Committee, 10; Assembly Committee, Secretary, Fire Committee, Student Exchange Committee, Election Committee, 1 1; Student Exchange Committee, Elec- tion Committee, 12; PINE, JONATHAN, Intramural Football, Ski Club, 10; Intramural Football, Ski Club, 11; Intramural Football, Ski Club, Homeroom Pres, Intramural Volleyball, 1 2; PITMAN, DAVID, Sophomore Student Council Rep, Reporter For the Columbian, Student Exchange Committee, 10; Junior Student COUNCIL Rep, Associate Editor For The Columbian, Student Exchange Committee, 1 1; Chairman of Student Ex- change Committee, South Orange Rescue Squad, 1 2; PLUYS, ERWIN, Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track, 10, 1 1, and 12; POTTERS, LOUIS, Marching Band, School Musical, Stu- dent Council, Stage Crew, Elections Committee, Latin Club, 10; Marching Band, School Musical, Junior Achievement, Stage Crew, Student Exchange Committee, Yearbook Sales, Assembly Committee, Fund Raising Committee, W.H. Com- mons Comm. Chairman, 1 1; Marching Band, School Musical, Student Council, Energy Committee, Fire Committee, Student Exchange Committee, Assembly Committee, Valhalla, 1 2; PO- WELL, STEPHEN, Student Exchange Committee, 11; West House Council, School Council, Student Exchange Commit- tee, 12; PRESS, JEFF; PRIAL, FRANK, Varsity Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Columbian 10, 11 and 12; PRICE, HARRY; PRICE DREW; PRIOR, ANN, Prom Committee, 12; PUGLIO, CARMEN; PUNDYK, JEFFERY; PURCELL, AN- DREW, Lunacy I, 10; Lunacy II, 11; Lunacy, 12; PURCELL, DANIEL, Intramural Basketball, J.V. Baseball, 10, Varsity Baseball, 11, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club, 12; PURCELL, MARGARET, Girls Varsity Basketball, Bicycle Club, 10; Stu- dent Exchange Committee, 1 1; Valhalla, 12. Q QUAST, LINDA. R RADOS, HENRY; RADTKE, WALTER; RAHUSEN, DEREK, Base- ball, 10; Baseball, 1 1; Baseball, 1 2; RAIO, MICHELLE, Special Dance Class, 12; RANNELLI, THOMAS; RAZZI, JANE, Ho- meroom President, North House Council, Health Foods Club, 11; Homeroom President, North House Council, 12; REM- MELE, MARK; REMSTEIN, LAURA, Valhalla, 10; Valhalla, 11; Valhalla, Student Exchange, Finance Committee, 12; RIBOT, JESSE, Valhalla, Rally, Student Council, Culture Night, Assem- bly Committee, 1 1; Co-chairperson Valhalla, Student Council, Energy Project, Ceramic Club, Special Dance, Graduating Ear- ly, 1 2; RICH, JONATHAN, School Musical, Parnassian Society, Drama, 10; Concert Committee, Election Committee, Fire Committee, Student Exchange Committee, 11; Student Ex- change Committee, 1 2; RICHARDSON, MARK, Wrestling, Let- terman, 1 1; Wrestling, 12; RICHMAN, NATALIE, Choir, Folk Club, 10; Choir, Ecology Club, School Musical, 1 1; Choir, 1 2; RIEMER, ANDREA, Assembly Committee, Student Exchange Committee, Girls Softball Manager, Stage Crew, 10; Elections Committee, Assembly Committee, Treasurer, Student Ex- change Committee, P.A. Crew, Social Committee Stage Crew, 11; Student Exchange Committee, Elections Committee, West House Student Council Representative, Fire Committee, Yearbook Advertising, Prom Committee, P.A. Crew, 12; RID- DICK, STEVEN; RILEY, JAMES; ROBAK, CHRISTINE; ROBBINS, JACOB; ROBICHU, SCOTT, Ski Club, 11; Ski Club, 12; ROB- SON, BARBARA; RODEMER, STEPHEN, Intramural Football, Winter Track, Spring Track, 10; Winter Track, Spring Track, 1 1; Winter Track, Spring Track, 1 2; ROHDE, MICHAEL; RON- NIE, JOAN; ROONEY, KATHLEEN, Display Committee, Paws, 11; Paws, 12; ROSENBERG, LAURIE; ROSS, ROBIN; ROTH, SUSAN, Assembly Committee, Social Committee, 10; Chair- man-Assembly Committee, Stage Crew, Concert Committee, Student Council, Executive Committee, 1 1; Chairman-Assem- bly Committee, Stage Crew, Prom Committee, Student Coun- cil, Executive Committee, 12; ROTHOUSE, JULIE, Student Council, 10; North House President, Executive Committee, Coordinating Committee, 11; Managing Editor of the Year- book, Student Council, 12; ROUNTREE, KRIS, Choir, West House Commons Committee, Make-up Crew, 10; Rotary Club Youth Exchange, 1 1; Fles Program, Choir, West House Com- mons Committee, 1 2; ROVER, GEORGE, Varsity Baseball, 10; Varsity Baseball, 1 1; Varsity Baseball, 1 2; ROWLAND, PETER, Math Club, Astronomy Club, A.V. Crew, Video Crew, Stage Crew, Lab Aid, 10; Stage Crew, Video Crew, Math Club, 1 1, Apathy Club, Energy Club, 1 2; ROZYN, PAULA, Civics Commit- tee, 10; Paws-Treasurer, 11; Paws-Treasurer, 12; RUBIN, ABBY, Prom Committee, Ace's Club, 12; RYAN, SEAN. S SACHAROW, MICHELE, Sophomore Class President, Student Council, Editor West House Magazine, Intramural Volleyball, Ski Club, 10; President of Ski Club, Assembly Committee, Intramural Volleyball, Concert Committee, 1 1; Student Coun- cil, Ski Club, Assembly Committee, Intramurals, 12; SALER- NO, NICHOLAS, Football, 1 1; Football, Wrestling, 1 2; SALKIN, SHARI, Fles Program, Teaching Spanish at the Elementary School, 11; SALZMAN, NADINE, Taught Spanish in an Ele- mentary School, 10; SAMET, LAURIE; SANTOSUOSSO, JOHN; SANTUCCI, MIKE; SAREWITZ, ANDREW, School play, Parnassian, Commons Committee, Stage Crew, 10; School play, Parnassian, Public Adress Crew, Stage Crew, 1 1; School Play, PA Crew, G.P. Fan Club, Community Action Program, President of Parnassian, Stage Crew, Parnassian play, 12; SARGENT, ALANA; SATZ, DAVID; SAVIDIS, GEORGE, Stage Crew, Audio Visual Crew, Frisbee Team, Junior Achievement, 10; Co-Captain, Stage Crew, Frisbee Team, Treasurer Junior Achievement, 11; CO-Captain Stage Crew, Frisbee Team, President Junior Achievement, 12; SCALERA, MICHAEL, Baseball, 10, 11 and 1 2; SCANLON, CHRISTINE, Varsity Soc- cer Head Manager, Girls Varsity Indoor Track Team, Girls Var- sity Spring Track Team, Drama Publicity, 10; Varsity Soccer Head Manager, LL Club, 1 1; Varsity Soccer Head Manager, Pep Committee, LL Club, 1 2; SCHACHMAN, MARC, School Council, Junior Achievement, Jazz Head, Computer Club, 10; School Council, C.H.S. Stage Crew, Junior Achievement, Computer Club, Latin Club, Assembly Committee, Columbian, School Musical, Finance committee, 1 1; School Council, Cap- tain C.H.S. Stage Crew, Junior Achievement, Jazz Band, As- sembly Committee, Columbian, School Musical, Finance Committee, 1 2; SCHLENGER, NANCY; SCHMICKER, JEANNE, Marching Band, PAWS, Scenery for The Sound Of Music, 1 1; Marching Band, PAWS, 12; SCHMIDT, PHILIP, Marching Band, School Show, Soccer Team Grease Stage Band, 10; Marching, Band, School Show, Stage Crew, Stage Band, 1 1; Marching Band, Concert, School Show, Stage crew, Stage Band, 12; SCHNALL, PAMELA; SCHORR, CHERYL; SCHREI- BER, MARGERY, Twirling, 11 and 12; SCHULTZ, JOAN; SCHUSTER, FRED; SCHWAB, RONALD; SCHWARTZ, JEF- FREY; SCOOT, BRENDA; SEYLER, CHANTEL, Intramural Vol- leyball, 10, 11; German Club, Intramural Volleyball, 12; SHACHAT, ABIGAIL, Interact, Assembly Committee, Stage Crew, Elementary Spanish Program, 10; Interact, Co-Chair- man, Assembly Committee, Fire Committee, Finance Commit- tee, Junior Class Concert Committee, Stage Crew, Elementary Spanish Program, Election Committee, 11; Interact, Junior Achievement, Chairman Assembly Committee, Fire Commit- tee, Homeroom Council, Representative, Stage Crew, Elemen- tary Spanish Program, Student Exchange, 1 2; SHAPIRO, AVI, Chess Club, 10; AV Crew, Elections Committee, Chess Club, Bicycle Club, Math Lab Aide Trainee, 1 1; SHEA, DAVID; SHER, CINDY; SHERBURNE, VINCENT; SHERWOOD, DORIS, JV Cheerleader, 10; Social Committee, 1 1; Varsity Cheerleader, Social Committee, 12; SHEVALIER, RICHARD, Tech Crew, Bi- ology Lab Aid, 10; Tech crew. Biology Lab Aid, Math Lab Aid, 1 1; Biology Lab Aid, 12; SHILLCOCK, GERARD, Tech Crew, Varsity Frisbee, 10; Lighting Designer, Tech Crew, Varsity Frisbee, 1 1; Captain Varsity Frisbee, 1 2; SHIRE, AMY, Valhal- la, Columbian, 10; Student Council Rep, 1 1; Guildscript, 12; SHURE, DANIEL; SICHEL, HOHN, Marching and Orchestra Band, Chess Club, School Musical, Columbian, 10; Marching and Orchestra Band, Chess Club, School Musical, Bridge Club, 1 1; Marching and Orchestra Band, Chess Club, School Musical, Bridge Club, 12; SICKLEY, HOLLY; SIEGEL, TOOD, Monday Night Basketball, 1 1; Monday Night Basketball, Jun- ior Achievements, 12; SIGAL, LAURIE, Prom Committee, 12; SILVER, DAVID, Columbia Hockey Club, 10, 11; Varsity Club, 12; SIMBERKOFF, WILLIAM; SIMON, STEVE; SIMON, SHEL- LEY, Co-Art Editor of Guildscript, 1 1 and 1 2; SIMONSON, AN- DREW, Junior Achievement, West House Commons Committee, Intramural Volleyball and Football, Ski Club, 10; Junior Achievement, West House Commons Committee, In- tramural, Football, Ski Club, 1 1; Junior Achievement, Intramu- ral Football, 1 2; SINGER, THERESA, Girls Swim Team 10; Girls Swim Team Pep Committee, 1 1 and 12; SKLAW, KENNETH; SLOAN, KATHY, Art Club, 10; Sound of Music, 1 1; Special Dance, Prom Committee, 12; SLOANE, RONALD; SLOBODI- EN, CINDY, Assembly Committee, Elections Committee, Fire Committee, Student Exchange, 10; All School Musical, As- sembly Committee, Elections Committee, Fire Committee, Student Exchange, 11; Yearbook Advertising Editor, Secre- tary of Elections Committee, Fire Committee, Student Ex- change, PA Crew, School Musical, Assembly Committee, 1 2; SMYRE, KATHY, Prom Committee, Display Committee, 12; SOLANO, JOE; SOLOMON, JONATHAN, Varsity Cross Coun- try, School Musical Columbian Photographer, 10; Varsity Cross Country, School Musical, Parnassian Society Production, Student Government, West House Rep, 1 1; Varsi- ty Cross Country and Track, School Musical, Student Govern- ment. 12; SONDAK, SUSAN, Ski Club, HR President, 10; Foreign Language tutor, Ski Club, 1 1; School Secretary, Mark Adelman's personal Secretary for Yearbook, 1 2; SPERDUTO, ROBIN, South House Council, School Musical, Intramural Vol- leyball, 10; South House Vice-President Yearbook, Pep Com- mittee, 11; Statistics Editor for Yearbook, 12; SPRINGER, MARY, Choir, 10, 11 and 12; STACK, KAREN; STAMMLER, EILEEN, Yearbook, 12; STAGER, LAURA, Band, Marching Band, Student Council, School Musical, Stage Crew, 10; Marching and Orchestra Band, Assembly Committee, House Council, School Musical, Stage Crew, Math Lab, Secretary, Music Librarian, 1 1; Marching and Orchestra Band, Assembly Committee, Music Librarian, Interact, The Energy Project, Zap- pa Krappa-Queen, Stage Crew, 12; STANFORD, EVAN; STAR- ZYNSKI, DIANE, Choir, Twirling, 10; Choir, Twirling, 1 1; Choir, Twirling Captain, Special Dance Class, Prom Committee, 12; STAWSKI, ROBERT; STEIN, DEBBIE, Fire Committee, Student Exchange Committee, Guildscript reader, 12; STEVENS, TINA, Social Committee, Spanish Teachers Program, 10; So- cial Committee, Independent Study In Chinese, 1 1; Prom Committee, German Club, 12; STEVENSON, CRAIG, Soccer Marching Band, 10; Soccer, Jazz Band, 11; Soccer, Jazz Band, Marching Band, 12; STICKLE, DAVID; STILLMAN, JOSHUA; STOKE, JOHN; STRAHAN, GREGORY; STRONG, AL- ICE; STRUTZ, GUY; STRUTZ, JOHN; STUPPI, KATHERINE; SULLIVAN, PAULINE, Band Orchestra, School Musical 10; In- teract, Band Orchestra, School Musical, Chorus, 1 1; Interact, Chorus, 12; SWYNTUCH, ALICE, Intramural Volleyball, Uk- rainian Club, 10; Intramural Volleyball, Ukranian Club, Varsity Volleyball, 1 1; Intramural Council, Intramural Volleyball, Com- puter Club, Lab Aid, 12. T TALLARICO, THERESA ANN, Social Committee (co-vice chair- man) 10; TAMAYO, ANGELES, Paws, 11,12, Special Services Committee, 11, 12; Intramural Volleyball, 12; TAMBOR, DA- VID, Intramurals, 10, 11, 12; Student Council, 10, 11, 12; TAMBURO, BARBARA; TARANTINO, BERNADINE; TAYLOR, STEVE; TELLADO, MARTA; THOMAS, GARY; THORTON, JAMES; TIRONE, ANTHONY; TORRE, SCOTT; TRAMPLER, KURT; TRESPASZ, NANCY, Swim Team, 10, 11, 12; Bicycle Club, Spanish Teaching, 10; Valhalla, Yearbook, 12; TRIM- BLE, TAMMY, Indoor Track, 1 1; Prom Committee, 12; TRINI- TY, MARY; TUBLITZ, KAREN; TUCK, DUNCAN; TUNNEY, JOHN; TURIANSKY, GEORGE, Ukrainian Club, 10, 1 1; PAWS, 11,12; Intramural Volleyball, 1 1, 1 2; TURKEL, AMY; TZESES, BARBARA, East House Council, 11, 12; Bridge Club, 1 1; East House Social Committee, Parnassian Production, 12. V VICKORY, LANCE; VOLK, KAREN J„ Social Comm. 10; Varsity Baseball Mgr. 10, 11, 12; Pep Comm. 1 1; Prom Comm. 12; VOLPE, DENISE A. W WALKER, JOHN R.; WALKER, GERALD; WALSH, JOHN; WARE, WILLIAM A., Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; School Play 10, 1 1; Marching Band 11,12 (Drum Major); Student Director Of Jazz Ensemble 1 1, 12; WAS HAM, HEIDI A., Song leaders 11, 12; Pep Comm., Prom Comm., Varsity Club, Yearbook Sales Rep. 12; WAT- NICK, TERRY; WEIMAR, ROBERT K„ Intramural Football 10; (So. House) 12; (West House), WEINBLATT, MARC, Fencing Club 10; Student Exchange Comm. 11,12; Audio Visual Crew 1 1; WEINER, LISA J., Taught At Childrens Institute 1 2; WEIN- ER, MARC D., Stage Light and Sound Crew 10, 11; WEINERT, LISA; WEINSTEIN, ANDREA, Social Comm. 1 1; Stage Painting 12; WEISS, JIM, Outdoor Track 10, 1 1; WESTREICH, KEVIN; Lacrosse 10, 1 1; Ping Pong Club 1 0; WHITEHEAD, ANDREW; WILLIAMS, LAURA A., Yearbook Staff, H.R. Rep. 1 2; WILIAM- SON, JOHN A., Columbia Baseball Team 10, 11, 12; Intramu- ral Football 10; Intramural Basketball 11, 12; WILLIAMS, NANCY; WILLIAMS, ELLEN; WILSON, PATRICIA, Varsity Gym- nastics Team Capt. 10, 1 1; Track Team 10, 1 1, 1 2; Swimming Team 12; WINSLOW, MARCY; Special Dance 11, 12; Pep Comm., Varsity Lacrosse Mgr., Natural Food Club 1 1; Coat Girl 1 2; WOLFE, JON, Ski Club 11, 1 2; Bike Club 11; WOLPERT, BETH; WOLSKI, ED, Varsity Swimming 10, 11; Varsity Fris- bee. Student Council 12. Y YOUNG, DEBBIE; YOUNG, ILENE. Z ZECCA, SANDRA L; ZIEMOLOZYNSKI, MARK; ZISS, JONA- THAN, J.V. Basketball 10; Fire Comm. 10, 11; Columbia Biolo- gy 10; Student Exchange Comm. 1 1, 12; Elections Comm. 1 2; ZUCKERMAN, ELIZABETH, Girls Tennis Team 10; Elections Comm. 10, 1 1; Fire Comm. 10, 1 1, 1 2; P.A.W.S. 11,12 (Pres.); West House Commons Comm. 10, 11; Natural Foods Club, Student Exchange Comm. 1 1; ZWIGARD, JEFFREY; Intramu- ral Football 10, 11, 1 2; Columbia Football Mgr. 11, Columbia Baseball Mgr., 10. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Backlund patrons Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kelton Richard and Harriette Baime Mr. and Mrs. V. Kenny Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ban Mr. and Mrs. Ray Knopf Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bausmith Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marino Allan and Harriet Berman Mr. and Mrs. John E. McGovern Carroll Berman MD Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neibart Mr. and Mrs. Fred Biermann Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Niemitz Mr. and Mrs. Blumenau Mr. and Mrs. J. Nover Vincent and Loretta Carpenter Golda and Michael Och Dr. Enrico Ciampi Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paris Mr. and Mrs. Robert Claycomb Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pedalino Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Peyton Mr. and Mrs. Vito Cutrone Mr. and Mrs. Robert Price Mr. and Mrs. Donald Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Purcell Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Frick Dr. Max L. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Fred Godfrey Jr. Dr. and Mrs. B. Rothhouse Judy and Ken Goldman Rochelle and Gordon Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. L. Salkin Irene L. Gotsch Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Samet Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Grasso Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schlenger Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hellring Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Solomon Thelma and Jay Jennis Edward J. Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Johnson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vogelbaum Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Walsh business patrons Leo's Varsity Shop Lipman's Pet Shop the staff NAME_____________POS I T I CN_____STUCENT NO MARK ADELMAN ED. IN CHIEF 70C4CC FRED FGGEL___________PHOTOGRAPHY 823265 JULIE RGTHHODSE______MANAGING________763100 GAIL NIEVITZ_________SENIOR__________754470 JCN GOLDMAN__________SPORTS__________72721C ROBIN SPERCUTC_______STATISTICS______7714CC MARY TRINITY_________BUSINESS_______776 770 MICHAEL ROHDE LITERARY 762290 SCOTT FREEMAN NANCY TRESPASZ CINLY SLCBCIEN HEIDI PRICE DEBBIE HARRISON BRENDA ENG EILEEN STAMMLEK MR. PALMA MR. MLCCI FACULTY 723970 ACTIVITIES 77668C ADVERTISING 77C355 ART 759CC6 JUNIOR 8307C0 TYPING 87CC15 UNDERCLASS 77215C FACULTY ADVISOROOCOCC BUSINESS ADVISOROCOCCO HOMEROOM A2C9 C101 C205 A3 L 1 B1 14 C 10 5 D112 D112 A3 15 D3C8 A209 B205 A 14 1 D2 14 D200 D200 and now a word of thanks for help and advice: Henrietta Aronson, Julie Brill, Mrs. Nan DiMenna, and Joshua Lipton. for help with typing: Lynn Falcetano, Madeleine Hulnick, Kris Rountree, and Lisa Weinert. for help with photography: David Gelbert, Hiedi Hellring, Guy Hubschman, Mike lantosca, Ben Lowe, Chris Mantin, and Richard Shevalier. 240