Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1978 volume:

ust Usp. 52 Parnassian Society p. 150 P.A.W.S. p. 152 Pep Committee p. 152 Prom Committee p. 153 Physical Education p. 154 uadruplesp. 156 o o o otes p. 146 rchestra and Bandp. 148 est Relaxation p. 158 cience Department p. 160 hakespeare Club p. 162 panish Club p. 162 ongleadersp. 163 tage Crew p. 163 tudent Exchange p. 164 pecial Services p. 164 pecial education p. 165 ocial Studies Department p. 166 ports p. 168 1 wirlers p. 182 hinkers p. 200 s I 4 -tras p. 210 A Underclassmen p. 202 Uechi-Ryu p. 206 alhalla p. 207 ath Department p. 140 ath Teamp. 142 orning Announcements p. 142 edical Office p. 143 usic Department p. 143 usical Showp. 144 earbook Staff p. 212 orking Hard p. 208 Ads p. 214 Maplewood Memorial Library Maplewood, New Jersey f! e f 3733 c DURAND room ms «?.• «2� o CtfS As we think back on our days at Columbia, Beginning when we were excited nervous sophomores Coming to this huge building i Daring to ask questions Excited when we met new friends, but Fearful of teachers, tests and bad grades. Gradually we became used to the school and Having more confidence we became Involved in extracurricular activities Joining clubs and teams, Knowing that they took time and effort, but Loving the rewards they offered. 5 Moving on to our junior year we were No longer new to the system Or afraid of it. Problems in schoolwork and friendships, Questions which had troubled us were Resolved more easily now; we had matured. 7 COLLEGE BOARO ACHIEVEMENT TF IS m ..•— fQh OMPLET !N j TP. SIDE 2 i USfc ANU mN«| : swr EACH MAftfW f'OWP. ETCtv ERASE MOV ERFtOftS ANt ARK AUO COMPLETELY f iL THE NTENOf ISWC SHEET, fc. MARKS ■ ‘SIf « K 2D CE XT. CD_r® DO ®0 ojog !).. Sq q apcp] 12 ••••• 13 ®OOE Ci k 1S«K3 $ 3 ® 3M� SO;CSK s'T': io ' o x apa npillpH 2 3 u?ax a HvSK$ L - ' '37 •■£ CT $D S KS -.- 2i o db r$ £ «a 2M� CS £ CD 4' « ‘ a : 11 kT 21 ®rD S a, 22 � C3K2 KD 2«4� 4Mft «2 « « CtoeMB® '■ ■OP K ,:r x 32 c a t «f t g C W ’ ‘ ® 33CD0X2K� D 72 « - 8 a ■ ■ «• iWiiM 4? 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VOM EIGEN AUDIO VISUAL 15 A ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ii I L.R. F. Sama, G. Nardon, B. Schnoll, L. Brundage, J. Lasser, J. Rubenfeld, N. Berman MIME SMITH STREET SOCIETY 16A 17A CHRIS BULGER ND NOW FOR A COUPLE OF FACES . . . 20 21 BICYCLE CLUB Vt ft Front Row L.R. J. Cahill, R. Cipollini, T. Gainer, E. Simmons, Back Row L.R. D. Lowell, B. Church, W. Boehme, Mr. Lubkin, E. Gui BLACK STUDENT UNION Front Row L.R. M. Hollenger, J. Wright, B. Coles, Veronica Middle Row L.R. D. Adams, L. Jefferies, S. Hodges, S. Dawson, K. Garret, P. Verner Back Row L.R. Mr. Evans, D. Walker, E. Gray, T. Edmonds, D. Mason, M. Cannon BOOK STORE First Row L.R. B. Houle, M. Walsh Back Row L.R. L. Weintraub, B. O’Connor, B. Stier BRIDGE CLUB 23B L.R. D. Meade, J. Cohen, P. Shell, A. Kohn, D. Bean, M. Erdos BUSINESS EDUCATION 24B CHEERLEADERS Standing: D. Walker, W. Dart, M. Elmer, L. Breen, C. McClusky, S. Waldron, H. Gearing, S. Waddell, E. Balagat, P. Mitchell Kneeling: L. Kenney, Captain, L. Middleton, Captain. COATGIRLS 26C R. Weisberg, K. Kearney. CHESS CLUB From L.R. B. Besser, J. Cohen, Mr. P. losso, M. MacCumber, G. Wasserman COLOR GUARD Standing: E. Grosso, P. DeMaria, V. Barr, P. Doyle, T. Risman, M. Weitzman, S. Noonan Kneeling: J. Wahl, J. Peyton 27 C - ML � -� . PFRPI F FRANPAR L. to R.: B. Barton, M. Crandall, S. Kabalin, P. ■' — I r r l lUnlO Watnik, J. Arleo, A. Turner, Mrs. M. Krasner CERAMICS CONCERT CHOIR MEMBERS Cecilia Albarran Judith Arleo Betsy Barton Wanda Bream Elizabeth Dakelman Elizabeth Eber Lori English Alison Finver Barbara Acone Vivian Arteaga Suzanne Blanchard Jennifer Brown Helen Davlouros Lynn Froelich Kimberly Gamine 11 Amy Gilman Andrew Bensten Anthony Bianchini Brian Besser Daniel Bumgardner Timothy Evers Marc Fail Ted Frieband Wilford Jarvis Samuel Kanter SGfRANOS Jill Glickman Belle Linda Halpern Melanie Hayes Donna Hodge Molly Holzschlag Lauri Horkitz Jane Jorgensen Ellen Klein ALTOS Elizabeth Hurley Nancy Kesler Lanie Kessler Sonya. Kimble Nancy MacWhorter Shawn Noonan Nina Novich Deborah Salagaj TENORS Hans Fenstermacher Paul Murphy BASSES John Koelble Handy Kotan Gary Leyner Seth Nevfeld Dennis Noonan Craig O'Connor David Rice ACKlVCMXDOKNBirrS Maria KozLewski Elizabeth Murphy Patricia Nelson Andrea Paolella Tina Shevalier Carolyn Simberkoff Barri Zahn Rachel Salomon Franc ine Sama Pam Shell Natalie Sokoloff Beth Stier Anne Wallace Leah Weintraub Marjorie Weitzman Mitchell Radler Howard Richman Keith Slobodien Arnold Rueeell Michael Shulman Robert Spillane James Waddell Barry Yaillen Samuel Younger Director f W ne C. •natermeel Accompanist i Hoealind Dobia the Columbian COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL MAPLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY 07040 Published and printed by the students of Columbia high school, u 4J □ ° ra JD f ° O Pro fc isom� 17 Parker Avenue, Maplewood, New Jersey 07040. Editors-in-Chief........................................Guy Kass Rebecca Seidel Production Manager.............................David J. Goldsmith Sports Editors......................................Ronald Bishop Ruth Fischbein in O mu -� , Assignment Editor..................Beverly Giannotto , C O NOfr fi Business Manager..................Andrew Sch in del a oV � CcPV d AO '6 ■ ' v business Manager..................................anarew ocmnaei t Photography Editor................................David Panzer Junior Editor..........................Belle Linda Halpern t%) Production Staff..............................David Karlin „ Anne Seidel C Michael Becker rtj J%) Alison Seevak C -JJ A Geoffrey Sobering I Donald Horvath ml. 3‘ ♦ Kathy Litwin lit Y ▼ V Editorial Adviser.....................Mrs. Edna Casapulla 1 1 V T Technical Adviser.......................Mr. Garrett Evans i U Business Adviser...........................Miss Maureen McGrath t v ' Established l?1fl 5 ° £ £ Y'7 � o ttv A? J l irf'OK•- S AO a , v5 — K -3 ? 3 fcc «V1 . afA yft A e £i a % 5 “ § wo 6? B IA'8 ,v v- •“ 2 ° C fS 2 + $§fyllSIDENS |.C XfiVbJ toot JtJ — a .f . Oft- j� «pi a fi |f Y JL r VvP O S’ ° 4 -6° o © M | CJQ. £ 9 o Q. C n m J J C a. t 3 vT o y ■� _ ° w 4 .7 jtfVp'tic Sr!T s 1 „ Swatland, Clark le. J x”, « 'ttV®'e “■Harriers to County Titi � «s'0 ® ft columbi or George Anne Almeida Joanne Almeida Wanda Brown Robin Davis Ernest Ehrhardt Audrey Figueroa Janet Hicks Mary Ellen Hotz Leslie Irby Kathy Joyiens Cheryl Kaplan Jill Kirsch Robin Lapidus Rebecca Lee Deborah Leynor Jennine Maher Lorraine Mastronardi Rhonda Meyers Patty Mitchell Christine Moss Howard Richmond Beryl Roman Beverly Roman Beverly Sainz Debby Sands Mimi Stella Valerie Uzzolino Heidi Volk Janet Walton Lisa Wertheimer 32 DEBATING CLUB TOP ROW: L Sklaw, E. Stillman, J. Pundyk STANDING: A. Pinkus, J. Schwartz, B. Jacobs SEATED: M. Cooper, G. Potters, D. Bean, S. Baubles, K. Tekula DISPLAYS Throughout the year we have had many interesting, amusing, and educational displays around our school. The many talents of our students have been ex- hibited in the various art, home economic, and lan- guage displays. We even had a showcase full of pic- tures of some of our teach- ers in their youth! Were you able to identify them? On these pages are a few ex- amples of this year’s dis- plays. ENGLISH DR. FERRARA DEPT. CHAIRMAN DR. GEORGE MRS. COMBA MR. HAMINGSON 36E MRS. HILL MISS KENNEDY MR. KILEY MR. LASKO MR. KRASNER 37E MISS MENZA MISS O’HANLON MRS. POSS MRS. RABIN MISS SCHLEY MR. WOJTAL MRS. OLIVER (ON SABBATICAL) 38E EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Executive Committee consists of the school Presi- dent, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, House Presi- dents, Class Presidents, and Standing Committee Chairman. This committee works on student activities, school problems, and heads the Student Council. Standing: D. Bunis, J. Lasser, F. Fogel, J. Rosenbaum, I. Summer, A. Medford, D. Panzer Seated: E. Althoz, Student Council President, J. Ford, Student Council Vice-President, N. Berman, Student Council Secretary, Mrs. Press, Faculty Advisor. 39E Early Grad Jaime Eisenberg Jodi Eisenberg Melanie Jakel Jackie Levin Michelle Miller Amy Perilstein I ‘ - ft vi ■ BEVAN N FOREIGN STUDENTS M V t«T K ft ELIZABETH PESOLA BRITT JANSSON GUILDSCRIPT LISA WERTHEIMER BELLE LINDA HALPERN LIZ BRUNDAGE it is lost it is late oh my childhood it is gone. A CREATIVE WRITING MAGAZINE PEGGY O’DRISCOLL RUTH ROSENBERG we are a small handful of rough-edged stones, clipped from larger ones, and have fallen together at random ALLISON SEEVAK RUTH COUSINS MRS. POSS the pages turned seemed the lessons learned by the writer involved still writing on to resolve endings . . . MR. LASKO i have reached a land which i had not seen charted upon my map of emotions. GUIDANCE EAST HOUSE MRS. BURNS MR. CROSS MR. YOUNG NORTH HOUSE MRS. DELLA SALA MRS. DHARNI WEST HOUSE MR. KOOISTRA MRS. MURRILL MR. PLISHKA MR. GRIESEL 43G HOUSE STAFF EAST HOUSE MR. BENJAMIN MRS. ROACH MRS. ARONSON MRS. GROSSMAN MRS. WALDRON 44H HOME ECONOMICS MRS. CLAYCOMB MRS. CRYER MRS. KENT DEPT. CHAIRMAN MRS. LUBETKIN MISS WEIMER 45H HOUSE COUNCILS NORTH J. ROSENBAUM PRESIDENT L. JOSEPHS J. SPENCER VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER B. SPILLANE SECRETARY 46H EAST E. Morawski Secretary F. Fogel President E. Speilberg Vice-president B. Houle Treasurer WEST j J. Lasser President E. Stillman Vice-president J. Ringle Treasurer L. Jacobs Secretary 47H INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. CORDASCO MR. EVANS MR. FREDA INTERACT Front Row L.R. Mr. Queroli, J. Collins, M. Collins, R. Seidel, A. Seidel Back Row L.R. A. Cohan, S. Spingarn, L. Chan, D. Harrison, J. Arleo, H. Radke, M. Haggerty, A. Green, B. Steir ITALIAN CLUB Back Row L.R. D. Noonan, P. Ciampi, R. Cipollini, S. Aiosa, L. Voltaggio, L. Hansley, C. Borchert, P. DiMaria Front Row L.R. P. Palisi, ML. Biunno, D. Damiano, D. Lanfrank, K. DiDeo Faculty Advisor: Mrs. P. Vescio Students: You must sign out of all periods and return materials before signing into new classes. PLEASE PRINT — (Use typewriter or ball pen on hard surface DROP r Course Description Course Co HISTORY ,n 10 CXa rM O 'T rn0 e , .0 Kictneu German bJ Name of Pupil to be served with Cv Carl 6ric -i Teacher H. A cS � Room AijOT U 1 j (Q 7 S Given by - C JL If'! L ___ Name ___________________on Apr u date Date completed: Teacher SCHOOL DISTRICT OF SOUTH ORANGE AND MAPLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL SHS50 J. H • Jo Kid7 IA ith IGH SCHOOL ange and Maplewood, N. J. Teacher: Do not accept students to classes before they have signed out of dropped classes. Course Description KF out' ' '- apart 'DjsS ------—— - ,H JU— „ Gtade h1GH SCHOOL Hometoom —— : J 0 tVi s'°rrn',„lir feceipt- CHECK KOOSf- eas't Teacher Name Signature V ST o r BOO . Kteufaer af BOO f N NOr e 0a« Pa d COMMON ,0WW , BOO do NtVJ-— CONO 'oN A PA T PHC O, — o ' R £l£ci n s c £ . 0 u. . C , 0 ° ‘ ith e a ' 0, LUNO’ SSf vCf f'Vo O e°; % V ■o ••• lOH sf 9- , - O 0. A, ++ S A P ,-iM. ■■ x,p C y0 L OnPOC N. J Del utrctf: f . fV ss PLATO kocc? §U JUD-i BARBARA J. ACONE MELANIE ADLER Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved CHRIS ADUBATO CECILIA ALBARRAN Los Errores No Son Sino Estimulos Para Seguir Ade- lante. JAMES ALLISON “Run For Fun” — C.H.S. Track Team DID YOU LOCK YOUR LOCKER? : WILLIAM ALLISON Steve . . . The Yanks still beat the Dodgers ’77 ERIC D. ALTHOLZ Is not life a hundred times too short to bore ourselves. TLML JOANNA ANDREOU ‘‘If I could put time in a bot- tle” Memories of 77, Murt, Future JUDITH ARLEO We find in life exactly what we put in it ROBERT A. ARMENTI If tomorrow’s memories are yesterday’s dreams, life is today DEBBIE ARONSON Sum 77; PBH; 3+1; DWIDMB; Hang; B.R. “Spe- cial Friends are forever”! CIEL AURILLO Memories: Jr. Bombers Vil- lage Geek House, Seton Hall Dave F. AUSTIN DAVID BAIME The reward of a thing well done — is to have done it. DANNY BAUMGARDNER Nearly 2,600 colleges, universities, and agencies require or recommend the ACT Assessment. TOM BALAZS LIZ BARONE Ya know you’re gettin’ old but ya life is rockn’ roll — Scorpions ELIZABETH BARTON He who does not use his freedom will find that he is not free KAREN BASS Nothing is wasted that makes a memory. TRACY BAYER I remember days that felt like it was raining daisies. Sum ’78! ANTHONY BEATRICE The game isn’t over the clock just runs out the wall No. 62 PHYLLIS BECKER “They say you are foolish in wanting the sun . . RR ES NOAH STEVEN BECKER The shy man walks alone, talks alone, and cries alone K.G. 56J ALAN R. BEESLEY NA' Test Date Oct. 8,197] Nov. 19,19 Feb. 11,19 CLAUDE BENNETT The party’s over CHS bet- ter things to come NANCY BERMAN And so we turn another page ............ Beans Thanks M D — The G BRIAN BESSER Emporte Par La Foule Edith Piaf ALICE BIHAR Good friends last forever — Joy — Anne, Brendala Seaside '11 Myrtle DIANNE BILLINGS For it’s the laughter we will remember. 57 J LESLIE BLAU We’re gonna talk and laugh our time away. WF “Under my thumb” DOUGLAS A. BOGGS In life may you become all that you were created to be LYNN BOGSTAHL So we burned and far too late we learned D.S. 77 Good Friends MARK ANTHONY BOLLARO Booooooop hop on it!!!! 58J L ALAN MICHAEL BONGO Every man should be the architect of his own fortune CHRISTOPHER BONIN It makes no difference what they think, I’m sure to myself. LAURIE BORINSKY Each happiness of yester- day is a memory for tomor- row . . . LOUIS BORODINSKY DAVID BOTTOMLEY LYNN BRADLEY Ricky 11-80 “The Wada’s” LAURA HUDGINS BREEN Far away in the sunshine are my highest aspirations RD LJL EVELYN BRIENZA Live for today dream for to- morrow remember the yes- terdays GSD 59J KENNETH S. BROUGHTON Castles made of sand fall in the sea. Old Friends ALAN BROWN Bruno — Lobby — Ralph’s — Hunting — Hangin’ — Gruning’s — The Park WANDA RENEE BROWN The only rose without thorns is friendship. Bye CHS!!! “78” ELIZABETH BRUNDAGE I’m a poet, I know it, hope I don’t blow it — not sour Beth! ROBERT BRUTZMAN I think, therefore I am. PETER J. BUGG Molson Ale “What front wheel?” Mustang — Fire- bird Hondo vs. Husky MARGARET BURKE In dreams begin responsi- bility Mike 12 11 76 60J t VICKI BURSKI Hitch your wagon to a star . . . SA Summer '78 Lips TG GAIL C. BURSTYN You may say I'm a dream- er, but I'm not the only one. Lennon JOSEPH CADIGAN DAVID CAPPIELLO TOM CAREY “The best way to know life is to love many things” Lynn THOMAS W. CARLIN The best reward for a job well done is a steak well done VINCENT E. CARSON Education is the primary cause of illiteracy!!! TANYA M. CARTER 61J KAREN CHAN Don’t wait for your ship to come in. Row out and meet it. LISA CHAN Become the one you dream you can be. JAMES M. CHELEL You’ve got to think high to rise. B.B.B., the wall DONNIE CHRISTIE “Christs” LAXERS 1 GIRLS, the pain is worth the pleasure Kel 62.J MICHELE CIULLO RAYMOND CIPOLLINI DENNIS L M. CICCONE Clinton, Partying with the boys the Head forever munching L.M. VICTORIA CLARK Hey Pol! Molson Schnopps! Call me tell me PPL KEN COHEN I want your love, not fade away.” The Grateful Dead ALISON J. COHON You can't have the rainbow without the rain. RONALD COLEMAN MARY CHRISTINE COLLINS It’s whatever it is you see that life will become . . . CARLA COMMINGS “I am a part of all that I have met” JOHN CONIARIS We were almost heroes in our own time 51 Caddy 55 BA Helmet JOHN CONLON MARC CONTRERAS Elmrod Buddha Horseface Never know what you do Luscious. “Shenanigans” until you try, so try it. I did. B.B.E. JOHN CORTEZ MICHAEL W. CONWAY 64J MICHELE CORVINO “Wada’s and andiamo boys rule” B-wing Joey. DONNA COSTA Climbed a mountain and I turned around . . . D.R.E.A.M.S. RUTH COUSINS Coltrane, Dylan, Harpo’s Blues — my security blan- kets. 0 • BARBARA COX Looks like we made it PM, Babs Summer of 76 77 The Lite Nites PAUL COX Farewell to B107, the short-beer capital of the world. MARTHA CRANDALL To admire, to love, to re- gret, is to live. A. Thomas 65J DARLENE CRAPPSE From the mountains to the sun Life has just begun. RITA CUNNINGHAM Once there was a way to get back home, paul The end . . . GREGORY J. CUPOLI For all that we take with us, we leave something be- hind. BARRY DAICHMAN “IQ is the ability to learn, desire is the ability to suc- ceed.” MARGUERITE DAHER Nothing is a waste that makes a memory. Really? R C 66J ALEXANDER P. DANYLUK Intelligence is a person’s quest for Knowledge. WENDY B. DART MIKE 5 5 76; Looks like we made it: Dink; Harmony; the gang; US LEO W. DAVENPORT 67J KATHY DEANE We oniy have a moment and a whole world yet to live. RALPH DEBELLONIA Z-28 Camaro Wrestling D- Wing Stairway. DONNA DIANE DECKERT Faith, Hope, and Love; But the Greatest of Them All is Love. LAURA DEDINSKY Life is a Daring Adventure or Nothing The Gang B- Wing LB ANTHONY DEDOMENICO 68J THOMAS M. DEFINO SOCCER RALPH DEL NEGRO The Only Way To Have a Friend is to be One. “DEL” JUDITH A. DEMARCO When Words Don’t Work, Silence Express My Thoughts Best. A.U. E. DESOLA LISA DEVINCENTIS Nothing is a Waste That Makes A Memory 74-77 . . . C.A. Friends MARK DINGLESTEDT Now That It’s All Over And Done Seasons Will Pass You By. BARBI DOWLING Bobbi Sweet kitten Kisser Love alot Get In To Him Smiles Pals Us Real Good Patay Q PAMELA E. DONAHUE Helplessly Hoping, Her Harlequin Hovers Nearby, Awaiting A Word. BOB DONNELLY “The Antidote To Igno- rance is Experience.” JAMES DORAN MARK DOWNEY DAVID P. DOYLE “JAV”; Live Your Life Like A Candle In The Wind” PATRICIA DOYLE If I Could Save Time In A Bottle . . . 70 J KEVIN DRECHSEL (DREX) It’s Been One Big Party Boys And I’m Glad I Made It. J.A. DOUGLAS DRURY My Words But A Whisper, Your Deafness A Shout. Je- thro Tull SCOTT DUERR JAMIE DEE EISENBERG C A V U . . . MT TOM DUFFEY It's Sad Time Moves So Fast, To Bad All We Shared Can’t Last BRENDA ENG Memories To Linger DN Friends To Keep AB Love Forever DR CSE MARK DWORTZAN We Are All In The Gutter, But Some Of Us Look At The Stars. AMPARITO ERAZO 71J MAUREEN A. EVANS CONRAD EVERHARD AH! Ya Like Ya Nuggets? CD SC DR KELLY FARLEY GEORGE W. FAYNOR Be yourself; you can't be anyone else. MARY KAE FEHRENBACH All my mistakes are now but memories to enjoy, party?! HANS FENSTERMACHER La Musica, El Idioma Del Mundo Je Ne Suis Pas Beardiste! 72J GENNARO FERRO 73J CAESAR FIORINI, JR. Understand the context; the words will follow. MICHAEL FIRNER 69 Dart GTS Ave P Mi chelle ‘77’ Thankx for Ms nin, Jo Dir. Con. TODD M. FISCHMAN LORRAINE FLANNERY A friend is one who knows all about you and cares. RUTH FISCHBEIN My vulnerability begins where my smile ends. LINDA FOCHESATO “Wada’s and Andiamo boys rule.” Anthony 10-9- 76 FRED FOGEL Faith means not wanting to know what is true — Nietzsche 74J ARLENE JOAN FRACARO Who can leap the world’s ties sit with me among white clouds? BOB FRANCIS Good-bye and good rid- dance “7X” TED J. FRIEBAND Men can know with the heart, not only with the mind. 75J PAUL A. FRIED Had some great times . . . I’ll be seein’ ya . . . '78 TRACY L. FRIEDMAN Seagulls circle endlessly; I sing in silent harmony. JAMES FU “I’m just a happy Chinese boy.” JEFF FURBISH If It's pleasing . . . 7x Barb Then why can’t it be never leaving JAMES GAHM THOMAS GAINER Fabulous seaside park! “Husky” “ 1 activity!” S.S.; J.W.; JULIE GAINSBURG How do you tell the phonies from the realies? C.M. Schulz ATHENA GALLANIS Freedom can only be ap- preciated after it is taken away 1975. 76J MICHAEL GALLENE Now we are ready to leave, so think back remember nothing. KIMBERLY GAMMELL If music be your fruit of love, play on . . . BL ZK lives! MARK GARRETT “Be peaceful to your broth- er for life wasn’t meant to hate” COLLEEN GATELY B-Wing, Alt. program, Charlies, “Really” Mr. Ga- vitt Ms. Cass 10 28 77 MICHAEL GAYKOWSKI WTHAC, A “Lumpy” Der- mis” HEIDI GEARING Nothing the heart gives away is gone. Good times and CHS. CL DARRYL GEDDES And now the end is near and so I face the final cur- tain. BETH TRACY GELB A mind forever voyaging through strange seas of thought alone. 77J DAVID GELBERT Summers 76-77: U.S. Is. Run, Work S.R. Click . . . Total pain AMY GILMAN This is the silence of as- tounded souls. — 5. Plath DAVID GIORDANO So many good times, so much to say, time goes so quickly . . . Geers LAUREN GIORDANO High school? A few close friends, fellowship, and growth. 78J LOUISA GIORDANO Favorites — crafts, pre- school. South America — here I come!!! JOANNE GLANCY “I've got a peaceful easy feeling” — Eagles — LAURA GLOSHINSKI A lasting high happy memory. Bird, Br — SGA ROBERT GOLD JANE GOLDSMITH 79J ALLISON J. GREEN ERIC GRAY Listening to others, consid- ering well what they say BRETT GROHSGAL Harmlessly passing your time in the grasslands away. KRIS GROHSGAL The past is to forget while the future is yet to come. FREDDI HADDAD “Later. . . much later’’ 80J MARYANN HAASE If dreams die, life is a brok- en wing bird that cannot fly. FRANK HADLEY “Tuna” MARY A. HAGGERTY I’ve got to find my corner in the sky. SHARON HAGGERTY Good luck to all, and re- member — It’s a small world! . . . FBP . . .! SANG EUN HAHN Life is just a game with two starts and one finish. DAVID B. HARRIS The wise man reads both books and life itself. The wall who? VIKKI “V” HATCHER Friendship is a cure for ha- tred, and a guarantee of peace. A.H. DARIA C. HELBIG Thanks for times we shared, most of all, thanks for the memories. ELLEN HERMAN JOHN D. HERMAN Fading faces in a waking World class soccer, Ajax! dream . . . keep the faith 4H 82J CARYN HIGGINS Waiting for something or someone to show you the way. P.F. RICHARD HIGGINS We are the people our par- ents warned us about. LISA HIRSCHFIELD I could be merry now Shakespeare JANET HIRSCHMAN STEVEN HOFFMAN The sun will always shine tomorrow. KRISTI HOLLEY Slowly passing sailing ships Sunday afternoons . . . 4H (Love) 83J MICHAEL HOLLINGER PAUL“HOOPS” HOOPER Tradin’ teachers text books, for lobsters and fish hooks. LOIS HOLZER LILLIAN HOOD Happy times are remem- bered long after they're gone. RM “77” 3D’s POLLY B. HOOD Hay, Vic Molsons Schnapps in my dreams I can see I can see Jimmy TOM HOPKINS It's been such a long time, I think I should be going 7X T H CELIA HOULE “To get the full value of joy, to need a friend to share it.” BRUCE A. HUBERMAN America spells competi- tion, join us in our blind ambition m f 84J ALBERT GUY HUBSCHMAN Remember when you were young, well, shine on you Crazy Diamond MARK HURLE Seaside Hts., Molsons, Stanhope, Boonefarm, “Great Friday Night” DANIEL H. HURLEY Careful with that Axe, Eu- gene. How was that, Shelff? PETER HYANS Books like friends should be few well chosen. The guys DR ELIZABETH HURLEY This, too, shall pass. GILDA IANTOSCA Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow Cary — Our Plans . . .11M247 MARK A. HURST Nothing great was ever achieved without en- thusiasm. DEE IMBERT Wes somethings lost, somethings gained in living everyday 85J THOMAS IRBY JODI ISENBERG Mellow slow, takes time to pick a place to go . . . CAVU . . . MT DEBBIE JACKSON Go forward not backward, Time is running out. I’m hip! GEORGE JACKSON JEFF JACOBS “The secret of life is enjoy- ing the passage of time. JT TONY A. JACOBS RACHEL JACOBSON Columbia H.S. enabled me to be ahead in the world. 86J 87J DEBBIE JOERG DAVID JONKER Memories; Shore; B-wing; “Even bein’ gawd ain’t a Lighters James; Remem- bed of roses” ber Smile KEITH JESSE JEFFRIES BRITT JANSSON Experience is the best teacher ABBY JOCHNOWITZ Into the future I will carry the past DN I’ll miss ya AJ JANE JORGENSEN . . . bellatrix, audetque vi- ris concurrere virgo. MARK J. JEFFERSON Glad are the hearts of those that graduate love peace MICHAEL JASCUR You live it once, so you bet- ter live up. ROBERT KALAIDJIAN SOPHIA SAMUEL RAPHAEL ANDREW KAPLAN “All this will soon pass KAMBEROGIANNI KANTER Enough. away as a dream.” Charles No sense in sitting there Burney hating everyone Truth TI-SYG DJ Sax Sn shn Dy KAREN JOVANIS Love is a trembling happi- ness KATE M. JOYIENS Friendship improves hap- piness and abates misery. Where’s Vik? SANJA KABALIN Onward, ever onward? 88J SUSAN E. KASS Remember the good times L.F. J.M. M.B. D.B. L.B. T.F. HOWARD KATZ GEORGE KATZENBERGER “If you think you can you will” The wall; Cut list; G.T. 17 KATHY KEARNEY I appreciate now, but I’m psyched for the future Friends 76 77 LINDA LOUISE KENNEY We may never pass this way again CA club; moth; Pom-pom girls ROBERT A. KENNY JR. If at first you don’t suc- ceed, try, try, again. STEVEN KEENE One flew east, one flew west, one flew over the cuckoo’s nest THOMAS KEPPLER 89J ZACH KERZNER Good luck is a lazy man’s estimate of a worker's suc- cess. NANCY KESLER It is from fear of tears that I laugh C. Mendis EDWARD C. KETYER All the years combine, they melt into a dream.” Garcia-Hunter GREG G. KEYASKO And what are we here for? L.K. Zack, Sarno, Ringel, Grapplers 1 DOUGLAS W. KIMMELMAN JANE E. KLEBAUR Things are as they are be- cause they must be. Kid- ding! Too far. BARBARA KLEIN Life is rough, but we are tough. 90J ELLEN KLEIN JILL KLEIN The Lord respects me “If I had my way I’d pull you when I work but loves me down a star for a present.” when I sing. WILLIAM KLEIN TERESA D. KLIMOWICZ A world to be born under your footsteps — Perse Peace Love MARK KNOPF “Knopffer” B.P.A.K. 6 77 Memories — GK, RFN, LKRCKN LAX 1 ROBERT KONCHALSKI GENE KORNBLUH The red sun sinks in the hills of gold. DONNA KRALIK NINA M. KONDO Every end is a new begin- ning . . . 6 seid effects, S.16, Covenant KRISTAN D. KOWALSKI “Nothing’s easy” DAVID KRAMER You’re only as good as your worst day — one of the SS boys CAROLE JEAN KOZUB 92J V FREDDY KRUVANT SUSAN C. LADD ROBERT LALLY Life is a horizon that ex- pands whenever we ap- proach it. EVELYN KRUPKA Sherlock . . . Love is all — Love is everyone. . .It’s all too much!!! TIM LAMPKIN He who conforms against his will is of his own opinion still KEVIN KRICH It matters not how long you live, but how well. COLLEEN KROLL Coll; Hey Sis; Corny; C.R. 6 25 77 DONNA KRUG r- 93J 94J MICHAEL G. LARKIN JUDY LASSER A good laugh is sunshine in my house . . . Thanx M L CAROL A. LASSITER Thoughts ignite us, love unites us and life goes on. SHARON LAWLER Arrgh. MINDY LEHMAN Think about times to come, and not about things you’ve done. LAURA MARIE LENNON PBH — Founder, How’s my hair? MJS Looks like we made it! HMRM’s. EUGENE LEONE CHERYL LEPPLE ROBERT LEVY He who laughs last doesn't get the joke . . . know thy- self . . . JOHN C. LEVICCHI There’s always someone you wish were yours . . . Cynthia STEPHEN LEWIS The 8:26 to 8:34 day is finally over memories of Columbia JACKIE LEVIN If you go high enough you can find snow sometimes. STEPHEN LEWKOVICH Luke who? BPAK 6 77 2 DEF. Memories — GK. RFM, LKRCKN, P. HPN 95J CARY LINDEMER Hope is a waking dream. Gig — ourplans. . .11M7 JANET LINDSTROM DOUG LIPPMAN A good meal never hurt anyone The Guys ERIC C. LITMAN “Toeverything. . .thereis a season . . WILLIAM LITTLEJOHN Fool me once shame on me, fool me twice, shame on you. BRIAN LOFTUS Lofti — Lacrosse is number 1 JAMES LOGOTHETIS Don’t doubt your part be ready to be loved. MLB PC SUZANNE LONG Sum 75, 76, 77 Fasud Murphy 58 70. DS TM PV WR ST LN GT WN Bed Parties! Order 96J JAMES LONGLEY ANGELA LOVE Each dawn is a new begin- ning . . . Summer 78 Lips TG RAHMAN LOVE Sugar and honey, oh so sweet, my name is love, a choclate treat BENJAMIN M. LOWE Always have the courage to say to yourself — I am igno- rant. MARY MACKINSON Every movement became an element of time — a mere memory — LW JOAN MacLEOD A poor man is not one who has little, but desires much. NANCY MacWHORTER The giving of love is an edu- cation in itself — E. Roose- velt. s 97J JOHN ROY MAGLIARO Enjoying life, the sooner you get started the longer you got! FRED MALANGA LORRAINE MALGIERI I found love now that I have found you, Tommy. ROBERT MALTZ We made the grade and still we wonder who we are!! JOHN J. MANGINELLI The world is mine to learn from. “Always Together” — Leslie 98J MICHAEL MANN “If tomorrow I forget, please don't remind me” RICH MANN Don’t let the past remind us of what we are not now. Stills ‘ i 0 HEBERT MANGUM “Nothing can happen with- out a cause . . “Gym- nastics Black Student Union (B.S.U.) LINDA A. MANNO Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains. 99J LESLIE MARSH JOHN MARTINEAU VINCENT MARUCA Time is the school in which we learn. TONI MASELLI JOHN MASTRANGELO My greatest adventures are still ahead of me. t 100J LISA MASUR Fear not for the future: weep not for the past. JAMES MATTINA DENISE MATYAS I must be on my way and face another day. Summer ’78 TAMMERAH MAYER RICHARD McATEER KATHLEEN McCANN Dreamers Live Forever. Right D.C.? KATHLEEN MCCARTHY Find Someone Who's Turning And You Will Come Around . . . J.P. CINDY McCLUSKEY Good Memories, Our Gang, CL, Dave 8-12, Good Times And CHS 4 C’s tom McConnell Soccer 1 The Bus Goalie C.D. 8 28 77 SADIE McCONWAY The Finest Years I’ve Ever Known . . . Hey Les! shaun McDonnell “Me D”, 31, B-Ball, Ncmo’k, Lav mike McGovern If They Give You Ruled Paper, Write The Other Way. Bridges . . . LISA McLOUGHLIN 102J PAT McNALLY A Place In The Sun My Friends Are For Keeps BC Lite Nites DOUGLAS T. MEADE “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is, Does Anybody Really Care?” MICHAEL MEEHAN OTTO MELCHIOR ♦♦Compilation Completed MICHELLE MELLER Love When You Can; Cry If You Have To. STANLEY MENDOZA “Stosh” One-to-few-many The Big “Z” Forever. 103J UNDERGRADUATE APPH FOR ADtf SHARON METRO Walking The Dog — Dave RICK MEYER It Was A Mess! ■ - 6 DATE Of BIRTH___________1--------!----- tut numencsl MO DAY YEAR If YOU WISH TO IDENTIFY YOURSELF AS A MEMBER Of A MINORITY GROUP. PLEASf INDICATE: SEX: MALE □ FEMALE □ □ BLACK □ AMERICAN INDIAN OR ALASKAN NATIVE VETERAN: Y£$ [ NO Cf □ ASIAN OR PACI □ HISPANIC CITIZENSHIP: UNITED STATES CITIZEN □ NON-CITIZEN RESIDENT □ (Permanent Resident) NON-RESIDENT Att (Temporary Vl«a) NON-U.5 CITIZEN, INDICATE COUNTRY Of CITIZENSHIP____ MMKT S EMPLOYED SY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY: YES □ NO □ COLUMBIA HIGH SCHC PATRICIA MEYER PETER MEYER JOSEPH MICHETTI “Woody” 4033 0654 pSEAl 1844610967 USA MIDDLETON In The Depth Of My Soul, There Is A Wordless Song . . . L’ete. LJL AUDREY MILLER G.S.P. Long Haul Home — S.H. M.Z. L.P. Blfd. — Thanks L.D. 104J ration I ISSION All OFFICE USE ONLY I Appi F � Amt. 1 1— □ Wtlwo □ 0 f n 4 a 11 H.S. Transcript □jYw Class Hank i L Class Slaa 1 1— 1 1 -LJ (country coda) SUSAN MILLERICK LORI DEBRA MILLMAN PBH-Executioner, Gladys WWIBL? Looks Like We Made It MJS DENNIS P. MITCHELL Words Are Only Words; It’s Action That Counts. PATTY MOHRHAUSER Times To Remember: Shore 76 77 Ice Cream B-wing “Friends” OL — School District of South Orange and Maplewood, N. J. J STUDENT NAME COUNSELOR HOMEROOM MARKING PERIOD HY E A 2C6 FCliRTh 1 C6 22 r NICHOLAS MONACO JANET M. MONTELEONE “Happy Memories Are Forever Friends” JOANNE MONTI The Best In Life Comes To Those Who Earn It “Miracles” GINGER MORGAN It Only Takes A Smile To Make A Day Seem More Worthwhile. JOSEPH P. MORRIS “It Takes A Thief” “DEP” TOM MULREED MARY MORTIMER PAUL T. MURPHY Now Far Ahead The Road Has Gone And I Must Follow, If I Can. 106J BENNETT MURTHA Mistakes Are Just Ways Of Doing Things Differently. LAX G.T. RHONDA MYERS What Is Love? One Soul In Two Bodies. Wayne 10 14 76 TAISA NAHIRNY “And Thinking Of The Days That Are No More” VINCENT NARDONE “Skinny Vinnie” (Cinderblock) Union-Sarge, The Ward BENJAMIN NEIVERT As They Say In Latin, Shalom PATRICIA NELSON Well This Is It ... KS Partners Forever We Made It Alyssa ANNETTE NEUGASS The Way To Love Anything, Is To Realize It Might Be Lost. SETH HILL NEWFELD You Are Responsible Forever, For What You Have Tamed. 107J LAUREN C. NEWSOME A good thought conceived is like a goal achieved. SHAWN MARIE NOONAN When you point a finger at any one, four are pointing at you. 108J STEVE O’CONNOR KEVIN O’DRISCOLL Stick to the fight when “Savour a moment while you’re hardest hit 90 you hold it” J.S. The Wall HIROYUKI OGIHARA 109J JOSEPH OMALLEY PATRICIA ANN O’MARA Time is lost when we forget to sing, laugh, and smile. B- wing LOUIS ORLANDO MARY KAY O’ROURKE “May your wildest dreams come true” L.R. TERRANCE OSLEY The day has come to be someone and spread it all around. MARK PACELLA 110J PHYLLIS DIANE PALISI Smiles can never be kept, only given away! Thank You Mr. Cross 111J 112 J AMY PERILSTEIN LYNN PERRINE KENNETH E. PETERS 1 only wish you could see Bruins Hockey Mansion me down in the islands — Gang JT JOURNEY M JILL PEYTON You can’t live with them and you can’t live without them DS JOYCE PFLUGER “Pflugs” ya-NO? yea-rite! JT, Love it! LTS GT Stinky! what? hm? good 1! SHERRI ANN PHIFER There’s so much left to know I’m on the road to find out A.M. SAMUEL J. PHIPPS What sweet delights an abundant life affords. MARK A. PRIOR Friday nights, the “RES” Shang-ra-la CARL PROETTO Love and I were strangers till you and I were friends. N.Z. HELEN MARIE RADTKE Ina Hag Gang Frosty Hrvd Av Sube CP at 4 UN in DC Sat E NYC Op. S 114J ROBERT RAPACKI What time is it? TRACEY REGAN Our gang; ZUZ; Summer of '76 — Tweed ‘n’ Reegs; Partying; M M’s 115J BRIAN REIS STEVE RENKAR You only live once, so go for gusto. 4 Musketeers PV FLY SUE RICCI Good times and CHS YS O 62 ROBERT L. RIEGEL So little done, so much to do. 116J JAMES RILEY JON RINGEL PERRY RITOTA Columbia was . . . THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY LORI ROBINSON MIKE “ROD” RODRIGUEZ Sum ‘77’ PBH 1 3 Crack- ers and peanut butter ‘It’s over’ Bruzer DONNA ROGALL Though this be madness, yet there is methos in’t. Polonius DAVID ROBAK DONNA ROBERTS “Love sought is good, but given unsought is better”. Goosie. DANA ROHDE We may lose and we may win, but we will never be here again. SHIRA ROHDE So many people have come and gone, the faces fade MS BERYL ROMAN Bubba “That’s Me” “Twin power” BEVERLY ROMAN A friend is love! “Tori “Kate” “Beryl” “June” NICK ROMANO Four years it’s been fun LAURA ROMEO I did it with a lot of love and confidence, “Teege”!! MARIO ROMUALDO, JR. “When the going get’s tough, the tough get go- ing.” “B” 118J GLENN ROWE “Skid” B.P.A.K. 6 77 SHARON ROWE Nothing is a waste if it makes a memory. DEBBIE ROSENBERG The language of friendship is not words but meaning. PH 5 77 JULIE ROSENBAUM JILL RUBENFELD The best is yet to come — bingo! On the boat! Thanks you guys! BRUCE RUBENSTEIN Been packing for 3 yrs. Goodbye Us; hello IS 4 ever, I hope! 119J ELIZABETH RUBY Often our chances die sooner than our dreams — Joan Anglund DAVID RUSS We can make our plans but the final outcome is in God’s hands ALICIA SARI RUDDY A part of my memories, a part of me . . . forever Thank You DAVE RUGG When friends part they take with them a piece of each other. KATHARINE A. RUMPLER Memories . . . help make time last forever, good friends MICHAEL T. RYAN “If we weren’t all crazy we would go insane.” DEBBIE RYBKA Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow Dream on Eyl Hippo — YLUMLB 120J RONNY SALOMON Look at me as I am, not as I appear to be. BEN SALZMAN Such a long, long time to be gone and such a short time to be there. STEVE J. SARNO It’s now that counts and then that hurts, memories are far away. VIOLET SAVINO ANTHONY P. SCALERA “Ant” I laugh because I must not cry. “Babe” BPAK 6 77 MARK SCALERA Don't stop thinking about tomorrow . . . 5-28-77 121J I 122J SUSAN SCHACHMAN The foundation of every state is the education of its youth. SUZANNE SCHNEIDER Cherished times are not to be forgotten. Twirling BM 7 31 76 BETH SCHNOLL “Laughing It all away” Is it sour Liz?” LAURIE SCHREIBER As time goes on I realize what you mean to me. Chip 7-16-76 KATHY ANN SCHROECK Rob; forever, I promise. JEFF SCHULTZ Drum section . . . Clay- ton!!!!!!!! . . . ZK . . . ALYSSA SCHWARTZ DAVID R. SEAMAN The first fall hurts, the others harden. “Seaward” REBECCA A. SEIDEL The prizes of life are never to be had without trouble — Horace TOM SHEA No one knows what he can do until he tries. CHRIS SHIELDS Never met a Wookie I didn’t like. CHRIS SHELFFO Imagine every bearing on any possibility. KATHRYN SHERMAN MARYANN T. SILVER Another crossed, another burned; bridges . . . ERIN A. SIMMONS The person in front of you is not always ahead of you. 123J HOWARD SINGER JOSHUA SINGER It’s not what you made of it but who you made it with. M.T. EMILY SKOLER Let the disappointment pass, let the laughter fill your glass. CHRISTOPHER SMITH GEOFF SOBERING Farewell to the big “G and his infamous closet. NATALIE SOKOLOFF “Hove — To. Awaiting in- structions.” ZK DEBBIE SOTTOSANTI Sum’77-PBH; Sotto; FB 350; BSTR + JA Ya know it! 3 + 1 = CC; DHT; Friends WILLIAM SPAIN I think, I think I am, there- fore I am, I think. JOHN SPENCER 124J EILEEN SPIELBERG Live for today, Dream of to- morrow, but remember yesterday. JOANNE STACK F. Works 7-16, L. Zep + BB, Blinkers, Maybe I'm amazed — Danny 3-12- 77 CYNTHIA A. STEIN There’s no such thing as best in a world of individu- als. DOUG STEINER The mountain has become a hill. ANDREW STEINMARK Life is living; without one, there cannot be the other. JILL DONNA STERN “Though their courses change, rivers always reach the sea”. SUSAN SPINGARN If there is a friend, there is a world. JEFFREY STAWSKI 125J DONNA STEWART SUMMER 75, 76, 77 MURPH FASUD 58 70 ELIZABETH STIER I do desire we may be bet- ter strangers. 126J KATHY (TWEED) STRAUB 10 2 Kev It will all seem funny Sum 76 Reegs Psyched Thanx S. H. MARC STRAUSSBERG Soon or late the man who wins is the one who thinks he can. LISA SWOPE Glowing friends, a brother, Golden Loves. ROMAN SWYNTUCH Don’t blow the things you have; friends, trust, love, — life. STACY R. TANNER No time to stay the same, too young to leave. C.S.N. Y. THERESA TEVLIN Time goes by all too quick- ly. Will 4 22 77 DAVID THOMAS Look out for number 1, then go for it. 127J MARK TOBIAS A little work, a little sleep, a little love, and it's all over. PATRICIA TORSIELLO ANDREW TURIANSKY AMANDA TURNER DONNA ULIANO With hope and patience, anything is possible. 128J MATTHEW VAN LOON Hit the leather ace it heinees BV-BD-LT 914- 610 go race ? ? ? PATRICE J. VERNER What we see depends mainly on what we look for. J.L. 129J LYNN WADE JACQUELIN WAESCHLE KATHY WAGENER You Are Nothing In Life, If You Are Not Yourself. PRISCILLA W. WAGER I Can’t Help But Wonder Where I’m Bound; I Can’t But Wonder . . . JOANNE WAHL “Je Pense Done Je Suis. CHRISTOPHER WAILOO GLEN WAINEN “Gymnastics” “A.G.A.” I.G.C.” SUE WALDRON DEBRA WALKER KATHLEEN WALKER Goodbye’s Are Not Forever . . . “US” CL Steve 3 20 76 130J MAURA ANNE WALSH STEVEN WALTON Learn Never Be Filled — Wisdom Give Never Be Weary — Love. ROBERT WARDROP STUART G. WASHINGTON Dreams Are The Touchstones Of Our Characters. Thoreau Guys” PAULA WATNICK SUSAN WATKINS DAVID WAVRA 131J JILL WOLFE Believing in love is believ- ing in tomorrow . . . Leon . . . 4 21 74 LISA WOOLLEY ROBIN WEiSBERG Words music will never touch what I’ve seen look- ing into you CECELIA WERETA Dogs are a man’s best friend. JUNE WRIGHT WAYNE WEISBERG MARJORIE WEITZMAN “Welcome back my friends, to the show that never ends . . DAVID I. YOURISH LESLIE WEISS Every movement became an element of time — a mere memory. John. 132J WILLIAM YOUNG NANCY ZAJAC Catching falling stars to give to you love, just for you. C.P. ROBERT ZAKIN It’s getting hard to be someone but it all works out. ANDY ZEMEL “It’s either sadness or eu- phoria” JOSEPH ZUZURO MARY ANN ZUZURO It’s not the word, But the meaning . . . FRIEND! Joan Reeg’s” 133J What the devil’s wrong with these KIDS today? 134K Who could guess that they would turn out that way! uo ad mr ‘eaiJS ujoj. :moj pj;m 'AaMseo |ned ‘z iejAl iJaqoy $ awjBa 9abo:moj puooas 'uosuojv aiqqaa 'uaajg ejneq jdiz (pubs :moj sj j :qc aged Avjsuuoa uoq $ t|;iiusp|00 auep ‘auaneo a i!W :moj pjjm Iqjjtus suqo ‘Abmuoq a t!w 'iiouips q;aa :moj puooas Ipjoj aop ‘uj |JB“i laeqoilfl 'jaSujs qsop :moj jsjy aSBd 135K LANGUAGE MRS. CONLON MR. HANNES MISS JONES MRS. CORREA MR. IOSSO MRS. KRASNER MR. MEMOLI MR. PAOLELLA DEPT. CHAIRMAN 136L LIBRARY STAFF E. VOM EIGEN A. MEARS J. STANFORD DEPT. HEAD 138L LAB AIDS Front Row L.R. E. Neu, D. Digioia, S. Doer, B. Houle, D. Belsky, P. Farben, N. Ziv, S. Syracuse, A. Becker, B. Kenny, Mr. Bunio Back Row L.R. B. Caskey, G. Dez ek, B. Loftus, K. Weinburg, K. Stox, E. Gui, C. Manton, M. Robinson, M. Sacks LATIN CLUB Front Row L.R. K. Higgins, J. Jorgenson, A. Diamond, E. Weigly, Back Row L. R. Mrs. Wolf, J. Wheat, A. Paollela, B. Besser, R. Higgins 139L MATHEMATICS MISS DiROMA MRS. LAWRENCE MR. BUCHOLTZ MRS. ELKIND MISS METZGER MISS MORRISON MR. BUNIO MISS KAVANAGH 140M f i MR. R. PALMA MR. PANTAZES MR. PARSONS MATH TEAM First Row: A. Myers, G. Jaffe, F. Fogel, R. Jennis, J. Blank, J. Primer Second Row: M. Roth, B. Green, R. Rosenberg, E. Rosenbaum, A. Liebowitz, L. Chiu, B. Stier, Ms. Morrison, Ms. DiRoma, P. Watnick Third Row: K. Chan, M. McEntee, L. Horkitz, J. Wheat, N. Koizumi, J. Hirschman, S. Kabalan Fourth Row: M. Robinson, J. Gainsburg, N. Ziv, I. Summer, R. Summer, M. Schechner, D. Rogall. MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS Standing: D. Meade, J. Novich Sitting: C. Zelnick, J. Nussbaum, S. Newfeld 142M MEDICAL OFFICERS MRS. E. MACBETH MR. R. JONES MR. R. KREUTZER DEPT. CHAIRMAN 143M MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS COL UMBIA HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS Fhe Music Man ____MARCH 25 26 8:15 p.m. GUYS DOLLS musical by Frank Loesser based on a story by Damon Runyon COLUMBIA H.S. 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ORCHESTRA AND BAND CONCERT MUSICIANS PERCUSSION Alan Garely Adam Goldberg David Goldfield Randolph Melick Curtis Northrop Anthony Scalera Arthur Shine Stephen Flach Douglas Kimmelma Gary Potters Jeffrey Schultz Douglas Lippman BASS CLARINET Kimberly Gammell James Weinstein Deborah Sie CLARINET Natalie Sokoloff Mark Dwortzan Alison Cohon Teresa Mastrangelo Jody Reiss Benjamin Ford Dana Rohde Mark Roth Michael Shulman Laurence Sklaw Katherine Foczmanski Suzanne Desposito Cynthia Brenner Carla Fried Robert Gold Michelle Duchesneau Antoinette Ellis Molly Keene OBOE Andrea Paolella Matthew MacCumber Gregory Jaffe Edith Weigly VIOLA Janet Hirschman FLUTE Judy Arleo Nancy MacWhorter Maria Koslowski Judy Wheat Shira Rohde Sharon Baubles Margaret O’Driscoll Kathy DeDeo Kathleen McDonnell Janine Firner Suzanne Gilman Christina Shevalier Rachel Salomon Laura Fallick Linda Galson VIOLIN I Sanja Kabalin Helen Radtke Lisa Swope Rebecca Seidel Erin Simmons Sharon Robbins Lori English Susan Spingarn Christine Moss Lesley Tremaine Egon Kahl Silvia Bellomo Stefanie Cohen TUBA Wallace Broadbent Joseph O’Malley Daniel Hurley CELLO Paula Watnick Gail Strindberg Kenneth Deane TENOR SAXOPHONE Barry Kramer TROMBONE Samuel Younger James Harkey Michael Trinker Michael McConnell Donald Richardson Linda Johnson BARITONE Paul Cox Stephen Mitchell Mark Smotroff TRUMPET Benjamin Lowe James Smith Edward Ketyer Jeffrey Gevirtz Benjamin Blinder William Tiersten Michael Staggers Christopher Kane Alan Beesley Clifford Potters Douglas Steiner Douglas Auld ALTO SAXOPHONE Carter Kemp Stuart Schwartz Carol Hurley FRENCH HORN Hans Fenstermacher Barbara Breen BASSOON Patrice Verner Troy Lowell PIANO Elizabeth Hoffman PARNASSIAN SOCIETY First Row L.R. T. Rich, C. Stibitz, J. Nussbaum, W. Markowitz, L. Perlman, M. Feil, W. Jarvis Second Row L.R. N. Cohen, R. Speilberg, A. Gelber, H. Richman, L. Horkitz, P. Murphy, G. Cupoli, K. Gammell, D. Geddes, M. Logothetis, M. Nitti, L. Mangino Third Row L.R. C. Stibitz, J. Cohn, G. Leyner, T. Lowell, S. Gilman, G. Nardone, L. Dakelman, L. Eber, S. Gilbert, S. Newfeld, G. Mangino, D. Kaufman, Faculty Advisor: Mrs. M. Comba, Mr. A. Mangini DON’T DRINK THE WATER Walter............................Greg Cupoli Marian.................................... Liz Eber Susan...............................Mimi Brill Axel Magee....................... Troy Lowell Father Drobney..................Darryl Geddes 150P Crojack.......................... Josh Moss “The Mirror Cracks — 1977” was Parnassian Society’s first annual All-School Revue. A parody of school life, depicting both students and staff, it was well received by the audience. All skits were written and directed by students. Students and teachers acted in the skits. ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Martha............................. Liz Eber Abby...........................Barbara Tzezes Teddy..................................Darryl Geddes Mortimer..........................Greg Cupoli Dr. Einstein..................Andrew Sarewitz Jonathan.........................Seth Newfeld 151P P.A.W.S. STANDING: Miss Schley, P. Palisi, A. Turner, A. Yaillen SEATED: Mrs. Van Dorpe, S. Friedfeld, T. Shevalier, J. Schnall. PEP CLUB TOP ROW: M. Sheil, E. Balagat, C. Iselborne, F. Sama, B. Cocuzza, S. Komishane MIDDLE ROW: J. Ahern, M. Gasparino, K. Litwin, V. Sama, C. Dunn BOTTOM ROW: L. Vogel, P. Mitchell, T. Hoffman, L. Agresti, D. Deckert, P. Palisi, K. Iris. 152 PROM COMMITTEE K. Rumpler, B. Eng, D. Russ, A. Medford. Missing from Photo: D. Deckert, L. Weiss, J. Jacobs, P. Palisi, J. Manginelli. PUPILS’ ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS HICKS MR. JOHNSTON MR. KLEPACK MR. LOMAKIN MRS. VAN DOR PE MR. VORESH UADRUPLES Q Q O 157 SCIENCE MR. BROOKS MR. CURCIO MR. DEMARCO MRS. EFFRON MRS. FELDSTEIN DR. GALLO MR. GENZER DEPT. CHAIRMAN MR. GHEGAN MRS. HERSHEY SHAKESPEARE CLUB Standing: J. Schwartz, M. Aster, A. Rudner, N. Rach, Dr. George, D. Bunis, A. Turner, H. Richman Kneeling: M. Becker SPANISH CLUB Standing: S. Kass, C. Peck, P. Palisi, E. Finver, E. Spielberg, B. Schnoll, L. Brundage, K. Sher, A. Cohen, Mr. Price Sitting: K. Slobodien, L. Feld, S. Springarn 162S SONG LEADERS Sitting: L. Manno, E. Brienza Standing: R. Trimble, C. Vittiello, M. Butkis, L. Robinson, M. Edmund, M. Mury, D. Aronson STAGE CREW 1st Row: M. Sanders, D. Horvath, D. Silverman, R. Rosen, A. Goldstein, R. Oswald, T. Rich, M. Cooper 2nd Row: R. Manning, M. Smotroff, C. Kane, S. Blanchard, C. Metcalt, D. Logothetis, B. Stern 3rd Row: R. Moss, M. Pennock, G. Seigal, Mr. Defino, T. Barletta, F. Swass, D. Rountree 163S STUDENT EXCHANGE Standing: B. Reimer, S. Levine, K. Slobodien, K. Chigger, D. Bunis, D. Goldsmith, I. Summer, Mr. Hogenauer Sitting: N. Cohen, L. Eber, S. Kaplan, J. Rothhouse Kneeling: H. Kesler, SPECIAL SERVICES Back Row L. R. D. Deckert, Chairperson, P. Palisi, Chairperson, Middle Row L. R. A. Liebowitz; K. Wagener, C. Houle Front Row L. R. B. Rapacki, J. Jorgenson kneeling: G. Morgan 164S SPECIAL EDUCATION MR. R. NOLAN DEPT. CHAIRMAN MR. A. RAEMI MRS. C. SCHIFFMAN SOCIAL STUDIES 166S 167S I the Columbia high school teams I 170S 1st Row: J. Strong, C. Everhard, S. Flach, J. Stecher, J. Sheridan, R. Glancy, B. Bianchi, J. Hillman, T. Dawson, D. Thomas 2nd Row: E. Himley, M. Buffo, R. Zusi, M. Knopf, J. Mastrangelo, E. Paine, P. Hooper, S. O’Connor, L. Madden. M. Hollinger. P, McGeachern, J. Harkey, M. Gaykowski 3rd Row: Mr. Curcio, B. Lorig, J. Allen, P. Daniels, J. Bogan, P. Ciampi. J. Borowski. J. 1’IS Sherwood, J. Francis, D. Hurley, E. Pilato, J. Byers, J. Furbish, Mr. Stayziak 4th Row: A. Scalera, T. Parente. M. Vitiello, F. Vitiello, M. McGovern, G. Katzenberger, T. Beatrice, C. Shellfo, J. Ringel, E. Louis. SOCCER First Row: W. Shue, D. Masur, D. Brienza, B. Kerrigan, B. Grosghal, T. McConnell, G. McCrae, C. Coles, J. Herman, S. Goldenring, B. Larkin, J. Weber Second Row: J. Martineau, A. Cross, J. Benjamin, J. Seaman, P. Bayer, D. Tunney, C. Confalone, S. Diamond, R. McAteer, J. Madden, T. Shea, J. Tribioli, A. Bianchini, B. Reis, N. Neilson, T. Lampkin, T. Defino, Manager — T. Frieband GIRLS TENNIS Front Row L.R. C. Bergman, E. Skoler, Mr. I. Genzer, L. Perrine, R. Vilardo Back Row L.R. B. Kromer, M. Maybaum, P. Wager, S. Bailin, C. Kaplan, S. Gruenberg, T. Sinoway 174S 175S r VOLLEYBALL STANDING: A. Wozniak, S. Fine, L. Masur, K. Weiss, K. Drubel, B. O’Connor, R. Sullivan, D. Rogali, L. Hirschfield, B. Caskey, K. McCann KNEELING: Mr. E. Chyzowych, L. Heckman, J. Gainesburg, B. May, M. Arando. The Columbia High School Vol- leyball Team, under the direction of Coach Chyzowych, was organized in 1977. The girls ended their first season undefeated with a record of 12-0, and the N.J.A.A.C. Cham- pionship. HOCKEY CLUB GIRLS GYMNASTICS Sitting: Stephany Singer, Janet Walton, Kelly Galman, Beryl Roman, Lisa Shue, Laura Falliek, Ginger Barletta, Carolyn Whinery, Phyllis Becker, Penny Kawalski, Madalyn Reis. Standing: Kathy Holmes, Cathy Willis, Cathy Carchia, Terri O’Neill, Wendy Weber, Dawn Newsteader, Cathy Dean, Mary Ellen Fleming, Beverly Roman 178S 1 79S BOYS GYMNASTICS 180S First Row: L. Becker, R. Katz, A. Spurber, A. Mangum, H. Kesler, K. Dee Second Row: D. Wilderotter, J. Nitti, R. Henefeld, M. Tiersten, F. Swass, T. Dawson, G. Dugas, T. Magneer, A. Thole Third Row: Mr. Speidel, B. Swan, V. Bauer, M. Straussberg, G. Wainen, J. Fu, K. Kowalski, S. Mendoza, D. Ruesen, F. Knowles, R. Love. V TWIRLERS LEFT TO RIGHT: J. MacNeil, S. Heckman, C. Price, S. Scheider, C. Borchert, C. DeMarco, N. Scheider 182 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM STANDING: M. Sherwood, L. Rott, L. Georke, M. Demphsey, B. O’Connor, D. Cohn, Mr. T. Ruggierio, KNEELING: P. O’Keefe, A. Donlon, J. Brubaker, D. McTernan, R. Sullivan, E. Polcaro, S. Reckner, H. Davlouros, K. Drubel BOYS BASKETBALL to unit L.R.: K. Grady, M. Waddell — Manager, D. Sansone, B. Bainchi, J. Sherwood, C. Slaon, G. Heningbury, B. Littlejohn, C. Healy, G. Allen, J. Craugh, R. Glancy, Mr. D. Knecht — Coach 185 FRISBEE TOP ROW: M. Uman, C. Mantin, R. Levy, T. Gainer, M. Smotroff, A. Medford, D. Paris MIDDLE ROW: J. Schachtel, A. Schindel, S. Lawler, D. Silverman, N. Rach, A. Berman, M. Cooper, M. Becker, J. Epstein, J. Price, B. Stern, D. Lowell, A. Zemel, A. Goldstein, Mr. A. Osinski BOTTOM ROW: D. Hirsch, C. Kowalski, C. Kemp. FRISBEE r r5Brr nustoEj Creators of Ultimate Frisbee ® FRISBEE SENIOR FRISBEE TOP ROW: R. Levy, A. Zemel MIDDLE ROW: C. Mantin, C. Kowalski, T. Gainer, M. Uman BOTTOM ROW: S. Lawler, A. Medford. FRISBEE FIELD HOCKEY Top Row: L. Bonin, E. Polcaro, V. Cotier, Ms. Gardner, D. Burdorf, A. Paollela, L. Rott Middle Row: D. Stoppello, S. Rechner, M. Sherwood, K. Stoppello, Bottom Row: R. Sullivan, J. Brubaker. The 1977 girls’ field hock- ey season proved to be highly successful for the first-year team. The Cougars, new members of the Iron Hills Conference earned third place with a 6-3-3 record. The team played very well on both offense and defense, continually displaying their skill, and training from Coach Melinda Gardner. The attack was led by the hustling playmaking of All- State Honorable Mention, Captain Regina Sullivan, and Co-captain Jessie Brubaker, aided by the agile scoring power of Mary Pat Sherwood. Balancing the offense, was a superb defense led by the sharp stick-handling of gra- duating senior Andrea Paolel- la, and the keen goal-tending of All-State Honorable Men- tion Lisa Rott, who recorded eight shut-outs. The Cougars entered both the Essex County and State Tournaments, seeded third and fourth respectively, end- ing with an overall record of 7-7-3. BOWLING TEAM Standing: D. Berman, G. Thomas, M. Rodriguez, G. Wasserman, R. Rosen, D. Fantl, J. Spencer, D. Drury, Mr. Staiger Seated: B. Spain, W. Bierman, D. Hurley, G. Fisher. 187 188 SWIM TEAM Top Row: H. Sheil, G. Potters, T. Holland, H. Singer, 0. Melchoir, M. Schechner Middle Row: D. Brienza, S. Chappalear, P. Gallene, M. Walsh, M. Wheeling, B. Neivert Bottom Row: T. Edwards, M. Gallene, S. Renkar, K. Peters, M. Trinker. Standing: D. Kniffen, C. Cross, C. Houle, S. Zipf, Miss J. Metzger Sitting: C. Sette, V. Villardo, A. Zavesky, B. Sheil, D. Karnaugh Front L.R. C. Bennett, K. Bianchi, F. Knowles, R. Cipollini, R. Love, T. Dawson, M. Straussberg, P. Rodrick Back L.R. Coach Hector, B. Jacobs, T. Dawson, R. Deutsch, J. Ringel, K. Deame, J. Bogan, F. Knowles, J. Alves, S. Sarno, J. Burowski, Coach Lomakin 192S BOYS TENNIS B. Huberman, B. Abrams, Mr. I. Genzer, D. Hirsch, S. Chappilear, G. Powell, A. Berman, D. Kramer, A. Kass, D. Alpert, S. Snyder, J. Magnier. c j r j GOLF TEAM BACK ROW: Mr. P. Wagener, L. Borinsky, B. Murray, E. Brief, D. Baime, J. Borowsky, W. Kohl, S. Waeschle FRONT ROW: R. Hennefeld, D. Kimmelman, W. Adams, K. Kirkman. LACROSSE 1st ROW: Mr. Manara, Mr. Strasko, Mr. Lasko, Mr. Curcio 2nd ROW: T. Cassidy, M. Bufo, J. Francis, J. Harkey, S. Flach, K. Graessle, B. Bianchi, J. Marino, J. Miller, R. Paris, R. Glancy, S. Santillo 3rd ROW: M. Gaykowski, T. Carey, B. Loftus, F. Hadley, D. Christie, B. Murtha, C. Everhard 4th ROW: B. Lally, M. Scalera, G. Katzenberger, T. Grabowski, T. Parente, R. Graessle, E. Pilato. Captains: M. Knopf, P. Hooper. TRAOK AND FIFI D Is DelNegro, J. Furbish, S. Duerr, D. ' MINLy riL.L.Lr Mitchell, D. Gelbert, D. Seaman, D. Russ, M. Hurst, R. Mann, D. Yorish, A. Myers, C. Joost, A. Pluys 2nd ROW: B. Ndlouv, I. Amato, D. Swatland, J. Price, W. Wenzel, E. Himley, S. Mitchell, M. Ellis, D. Digicia, D. Auld, M. Staggers, P. Hartung, M. McEntee, A. Goldberg 3rd ROW: F. Blemenall, J. Meehan, J. Konchalski, A. Shipman, W. Schultz, A. Davlourus, J. Smith, J. Dresner, J.J. Clark, M. Vilardo, E. Mott, C. Swatland, J. Hersh, Coach Moss, C. Donnelly, D. Alpert, D. Bowman, N. Nover, G. Jaffe, D. Cerza, M. Robinson, R. Melick, D. D’Amato, J. May, Coach Klepack 198 TRACK 1st ROW: W. Murphey, J. May, E. Mott, W. Booth, S. Markson, S. Hollyfield 2nd ROW: L. Woodbury, C. Turner, R. Mann, D. Digicia, B. Cummings, C. Donnelly, J. Dresner, M. McEntee, S. Mitchell, M. Robinson 3rd ROW: D. McKee, D. Mitchell, G. Wolf, A. Pluys, S. Duerr, I. Amato, D. Swatland, A. Myers, R. Melick CROSS COUNTRY STANDING: G. Wolfe, Dominick, A. Pluys, I. Amato, D. Swatland, A. Myers, D. McGee KNEELING: D. Mitchell, R. Mann, S. Duerr. UECHI-RYU Uechi Ryu is a form of Chinese fighting arts. It is derived from a style of Shaolin Kung Fu based on the ani- mal movements of the tiger, dragon, and crane, which are embraced in three forms: Sanchin, Seisan, and San Seiryu. Uechi Ryu Karate is broken down into three spheres: Physical Art, Self Defense, and Sport. The main em- phasis, however, is devoted to the physical art, a concentrating of the mind and the body in a circular path of blocks, kicks, and deflections. Uechi Ryu is a style which retains the hard- ness of Okinawan Karate, yet the soft- ness of its counterpart in China, Kung STANDING: C. Clark, R. Schartz, Miss Neide. KNEELING: W. Brown, J. Brown, J Brown, S. Kimble. STANDING: Mr. J. Spear, B. Gelb, L. Kessler, H. Theis; SEATED: B. Klein, G. Strindberg, J. Ringel, M. Jaekel. The Free Student Alliance would like to offer its congratulations to the graduat- ing class of '78, and wish them the best of luck. We want them to remember to always be aware of what is going on around them. That is the main reason behind the Free Student Alliance. We exist to devel- op a student awareness of freedom, political rights, and ways to express stu- dent ideas. Our newspaper, “The Mind of the Red Mole,” expresses our point of view and encourages other students to express theirs. We also take stands on issues outside of school. In this past year, we have had speakers from such organizations as The American Civil Liberties Union, The War Resisters League, The Claimshell Al- liance, and The Mobilization for Survival. Also, we hope to become part of Amnesty International. Now that the class of ’78 are adults, it becomes even more important for you to stand up and be counted. WORKING HARD 21 OX YEARBOOK STAFF NANCY BERMAN EILEEN SPIELBERG EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SENIOR EDITOR FREDFOGEL PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ! . 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ALLISON, JAMES; Freshman track team, Intramural sports, Audio-Visual crew, Video crew, 10; Track team, Intramural sports, Audio-Visual crew, Video crew, 11; Track team, Au- dio-Visual crew, Volleyball for Prom Committee, Video crew, the Columbian, 12. ALLISON, WILLIAM; Varsity track, In- tramural football, softball, basketball, Volleyball, 10; Varsity track, Intramural football, softball, basketball, volleyball, 11; Varsity track, Intramural basketball, volleyball, 12. AL- THOLZ, ERIC; Student council representative, 10; West House president, Coordinating committee, Executive com- mittee, Economics club, 11; Student council president, Ex- ecutive committee, Coordinating committee, 12. ANDREOU, JOANNA; Homeroom vice president, Intramural volleyball, Pep committee, 10; Varsity volleyball team, ho- meroom representative, Intramural committee chairman for East House, 11; Italian club, Homeroom monitor, Varsity volleyball team, Yearbook representative, 12. ARLEO, JUDITH; School musical, Intramural volleyball, Marching band, Choir, 10; French club, School musical, Intramural volleyball, Marching band, Choir, 11; French club, Interact, Bridge club, Marching band, Choir, 12. ARMENTI, ROBERT; Intramural sports, Biology, 10; Intramural sports, Math club, 11; Intramural sports, Photography, 12. ARONSON, DEBBIE; Soccer and wrestling cheerleader, 10; Soccer and wrestling cheerleader, 11. AUKAMP, DENNIS B. AURILLO, CELIA. B BAIME, DAVID; Varsity golf team, 10; Intramural basketball, baseball, Varsity golf team, Economics club, 11; Varsity golf team, election committee, Yearbook committee. BALAZS, THOMAS. BARILLA, KATHY. BARONE, LIZ. BARTON, ELIZA- BETH; Valhalla, Student council representative, 10; Valhal- la, 11; Valhalla, 12. BASS, KAREN; Soccer manager, French club, 11; Soccer manager, Yearbook committee, 12. BAUM- GARDNER, DANIEL. BAYER, TRACY; Junior varsity basket- ball, 11. BEATRICE, ANTHONY; Football team, Intramural basketball, 10; Football team, Intramural basketball, In- tramural baseball, 11; Football team, Intramural basketball, 12. BECKER, PHYLLIS; Gymnastics team, 10; Gymnastics team, 11; Gymnastics team co-captain, 12. BECKER, STEV- EN. BEESLEY, ALAN. BEHRMAN, JILL. BENNETT, CLAUDE; Wrestling team, 10; Wrestling team, 11; Wrestling team, 12. BERMAN, NANCY; Pep committee, J.V. Soccer manag- er, 10; Student council, Junior class president, Fire commit- tee, French club, Assembly committee, Constitution committee, Breakfast committee, 11; Student council, School secretary, Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook, Assembly committee, 12. BESSER, BRIAN; Chess club, Latin club, 10; Chess club, Latin club, Math team, 11; Chess club, Latin club, 12. BIHAR, ALICE. BILLINGS, DIANNE; Ski club, 10; Ski club, 11; Prom committee, Spanish club, 12. BINKO, JOSEPH. BLACK, JODI. BLASI, DARIA. BLAU, LESLIE; Latin club, 10; Latin club, Interact, 11. BOGGS, DOUGLAS; School paper, 10; Ski club, 11; Ski club, 12. BOGSTAHL, LYNN. BOLLARO, MARK ANTHONY; Wrestling team, 10. BONGO, ALAN. BONIN, CHRISTOPHER; Biology lab aid, In- tramural volleyball, Computer lab aid, 10; Biology lab aid, Intramural softball, Data processing, 11; Biology lab aid, Data processing, 12. BORINSKY, LAURIE; Homeroom presi- dent, West house council, 10; French club, Elections com- mittee, 11; Editor-in-chief of Guildscript, Student exchange committee, Debate, 12. BORODINSKY, LOUIS. BOTTOM- LEY, DAVID. BRADLEY, LYNN. BREEN, LAURA; Junior varsi- ty cheerleader, 10; Varsity cheerleader, 11; Varsity cheerleader, 12. BRIENZA, EVELYN; Soccer and wrestling cheerleader, 11; Soccer and wrestling cheerleader co-cap- tain, 12. BROUGHTON, KENNETH; Play production, 10; Varsity frisbee, 11; Varsity frisbee, Student council repre- sentative, 12. BROWN, ALAN: Gymnastics team, 10. BROWN, WANDA; Black student union, 10; Black student union, 11; Karate club, Special dance, Choir, Black student union, 12. BRUNDAGE, ELIZABETH; The Columbian, Stu- dent council, 10; Assembly committee, Spanish club, Stage painting, Special dance, Student exchange, 11; Assembly ccmmittee, Spanish club, Guildscript, Yearbook, 12. BRUTZMAN, ROBERT; Latin club, Intramural soccer, vol- leyball, the Columbian, Math lab aid, 10; Intramural soccer, volleyball, 11. BUGG, PETER. BURKE, MARGARET; Ski club, 10. BURSKI, VICKI. BURSTYN, GAIL; Yearbook copy editor, Prom committee, 12. c CADIGAN, JOSEPH. CAPPIELLO, DAVID. CARDONE, LAW- RENCE. CAREY, TOM; Football, 10; Varsity Football, La- crosse, 11; Varsity Lacrosse, 12. CARLIN, TOM; Columbia Hockey Club, 10; Columbia Hockey Club, 11; Captain-Co- lumbia Hockey Club, 12. CAROLAN, MARK. CARSON, VIN- CENT; A-V Crew, Electronics Club, Video Crew, 10; A-V crew, Electronics Club, Video Crew, 11; Electronics Club, Video Crew, 12. CARTER, TANYA. CASKEY, PAUL; Stage Crew, 11; Stage Crew, 12. CELLITTI, GRACE. CHAN, KAR- EN; Vice-President-Latin Club, Math Team, 10; Latin Club, Chairman-Math Team, 11; Math Team, 12. CHAN, LISA; Interact Club, Home Economics Club, Spanish Club, 11; Future Homemakers of America Club, Interact Club. CHE- LEL, JAMES; Football, Intramurals, 10; Football, Intramu- rals, 11; Intramurals, Monday Night League, 12. CHRISTIE, DONALD; J.V. Lacrosse, 10; Varsity Lacrosse, 11; Varsity Lacrosse, 12. CICCONE, DENNIS. CIPOLLINI, RAYMOND. CIULLO, MICHELE. CLARK, VICTORIA. CLAUBURG, ERIC. COHEN, KENNETH. COHON, ALISON; Concert Band, Marching Band, 10; Concert Band, Marching Band, Spanish Club, 11; Concert Band, Interact Club, Marching Band, Spanish Club, 12. COLEMAN, RONALD. COLEMAN, ROL- ISTER. COLLINS, MARY; Columbian, 10; Interact Club, FLES, Student Exchange Committee, 11; Interact Club, FLES, Prom Committee, Yearbook Club, 12. COMMINGS, CARLA; French Club, Guildscript, Parnassian Society, School Musical, Student Council, 10; FLES, French Club, Guildscript, Student Council, 11; FLES, French Club, Stu- dent Council, 12. CONIARIS, JOHN. CONLON, JOHN. CON- ROY, MICHAEL. CONTRERAS, MARC. CONWAY, MICHAEL; Football, Lacrosse, Intramural Basketball, 10; Intramural Basketball, 11; Intramural Basketball, 12. CORTEZ, JOHN. CORVINO, MICHELE. COSTA, DONNA; PAWS, 11; Student Council, PAWS, 12. COUSINS, RUTH; Orchestra, 10; Or- chestra, Outdoor Track, 11; Guildscript, 12. COX, BAR- BARA; Cross-country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, 10. COX, PAUL; Concert Band, Marching Band, 10; Concert Band, Jazz Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, 11; Concert Band, Jazz Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, 12. CRAN- DALL, MARTHA; Bike Club, 10; Special Services Club, 11; Special Services Club, 12. CRAPPSE, DARLENE. CROFTS, BILL; Intramural Sports, 10; Intramural Sports, 11. CROSS, CATHY; Swim Team, 10; Swim Team, 11; Swim Team, 12. CUNNINGHAM, RITA. CUPOLI, GREG; All-School Musical, Parnassian Society, “Barefoot in the Park”, 10; All-School Musical, Vice-President-Parnassian Society, “Arsenic and Old Lace,” “The Mirror Cracks”, 11; President-Parnassian Society, All-School Musical, “Don't Drink the Water”, “The Mirror Cracks ‘78”, Video Crew, 12. D DAHER, MARGUERITE; Pep committee, F.L.E.S., Track, P.A.W.S., Interact, Homeroom representative, 10; Pep com- mittee, F.L.E.S., P.A.W.S., Interact, Homeroom representa- tive, 11; Pep committee, F.L.E.S., P.A.W.S., Interact, Homeroom representative, Prom committee, Mirror staff, 12. DAICHMAN, BARRY; Football, Wrestling, Track, 10; Football, Wrestling, Track, 11; Football, Wrestling, Track, 12. DALTON, COLLEEN. DALY, KATHIE. DANE, HELENA; All school musical, Ski club, Choir, 11; Ski club, Choir, 12. DANYLUK, ALEXANDER P.; Fencing club, Ukrainian club, 10; Ukrainian club, Varsity soccer, 11; Ukrainian club, 12. DART, WENDY; Cheerleading, 10; Cheerleading, 11; Cheer- leading, 12. DAVENPORT, LEO. DAVIS, ANDREW. DAW- SON, ANTHONY; Basketball team, Gymnastics team, 10; Basketball team, Gymnastics team, 11; Basketball team, Gymnastics team, 12. DEANE, MARY KATHARINE; Gymnas- tics team, 10; Gymnastics team, 11; Gymnastics team, Stu- dent trainer, 12. DEBELLONIA, RALPH FRANK; Wrestling, 10; Wrestling, 11. DECKERT, DONNA: Special Services, F.L.E.S. — Spanish, 10; Special Services — Chairman, Pep committee, Varsity Basketball fund-raising committee — Chairman, P.A.W.S., 11; Special Services — Chairman, Pep committee, Varsity Basketball fund-raising committee — Chairman, Mirror Business Editor, Prom committee, 12. DEDINSKY, LAURA. DEDOMENICO, ANTHONY. DEFINO, THOMAS. DeGEORGE, ROBERT. DELNEGRO, RALPH; Jun- ior varsity basketball, 10; Intramural basketball, 11; Mirror, Basketball, 12. DeMARCO, JUDY. DeMICHELE, STEVEN. DESERIO, SCOTT. DeVINCENTIS, LISA. DIAMOND, STUART; Track, 10; Junior varsity soccer, All school musi- cal, 11; Varsity soccer, All school musical, 12. DINGEL- STEDT, MARK. DIROCCO, LOUIS. DONAHUE, PAMELA E.; Homeroom representative, 11; Homeroom representative, West End Slice editor, 12. DONNELLY, BOB. DORAN, JAMES. DOWLING, BARBARA; Cross Country, 10; Cross Country, 11; Cross Country, 12. DOWNEY, MARK. DOYLE, DAVID; Intramurals, 10; Intramurals, Student Council, Pep committee, Track, 11; Intramurals, Pep committee, Track, 12. DOYLE, PATRICIA; Swim team, 10; Swim team, Color Guard, 11; Swim team, 12. DRECHSEL, KEVIN. DRURY, DOUGLAS. DUERR, SCOTT; Cross Country, Indoor and Out- door Track, 10; Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track, 11; Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track, 12. DUFFEY, TOM; Baseball, 11; Baseball, 12. DWORTZAN, MARK; Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, Math Team, French Club, 10; Jazz Ensemble, Orchestra, Math Team, French Club, 11; Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz En- semble, Orchestra, Math Team, French Team, 12. E EHRHARDT, ERNEST. EISENBERG, JAMIE; P.A.W.S., Varsity Frisbee, 12. ENG, BRENDA; Mirror, 11; Mirror, Prom com- mittee, 12. ERAZO, AMPARITO. EVANS, MAUREEN. EVER- HARD, CONRAD. F FANTL, DAVID; Bike club, 10; Bike club, 11; Bike club, 12. FARLEY, KELLY. FAYNOR, GEORGE. FEHRENBACH, MARY KAE; Ski club, Prom committee, Yearbook, 12. FELTON, ROBIN. FENSTERMACHER, HANS; French horn second chair in band and orchestra, Chorus, French club, School musical — Rehearsal pianist, 10; French horn first chair in band and orchestra, Chorus, French club, German club, School musical — Rehearsal pianist, Barbershop quartet, 11; French horn first chair in band and orchestra, Chorus, French club, School musical — Rehearsal pianist, 12. FER- RO, GENNARO. FIERRO, JUDY. FIGUEROA, AUDREY; Spe- cial dance class, 11; Special dance class, 12. FINE, SHERI; Intramural volleyball, 10; Varsity volleyball, F.L.E.S., Span- ish club, 11; Varsity volleyball, 12. FINELLI, MARIA. FINVER, ALISON; Civics club, West End Slice, Chorus, 10; Student exchange, P.A.W.S., Choir, School musical, Valhalla, Com- mons committee, 11; West house council, Homeroom repre- sentative, Commons committee, Natural foods club, Choir, 12. FIORINI, CAESAR; Chess club, Junior varsity basketball, Intramurals, 10; Chess club, Intramurals, 11. FIRNER, MI- CHAEL; Varsity track team, Intramural football, 10; Com- puter club, Lab aid, 11; Computer club, Lab aid, 12. FISCHBEIN, RUTH; Football statistician, Outdoor track, 10; Economics club, Spanish club, Varsity club, Indoor outdoor track, 11; Columbian sports editor, Indoor outdoor track, 12. FISCHMAN, TODD; Graphics aid, 10; Commons com- mittee, Graphics aid, 11; Commons committee, 12. FLAN- NERY, LORRAINE. FLOOD, CHRISTOPHER. FOCHESATO, LINDA. FOGEL, FRED; East house representative, Math team, Yearbook photographer, Columbian photographer, News Record photographer, Commons committee, Fencing club, Computer club, 10; East house vice-president, Student council representative, Math team, Commons committee chairman, Photo editor of Yearbook, News record photogra- pher, Computer club, Fencing club, 11; East house presi- dent, Chairman of constitution committee, Photo editor of yearbook, Math team, News record photographer, Execu- tive and coordinating committee, 12. FONDEN, POPPY. FORD, JOSEPH; Orchestra, 10; East house representative, 11; School vice-president, 12. FORSYTHE, JOHN; Hockey club, Maplewood Bruins, 10; Hockey club, Maplewood Bruins, 11; Hockey club, 12. FRACARO, ARLENE; South house council, Homeroom representative, 10; Valhalla So- ciety, 11; Varsity frisbee team, Valhalla society, 12. FRAN- CIS, BOB. FRIEBAND, TED; Chess club, Chess team, Math club, Lab aid, 10; Chess club, Chess team, Finance club, 11; Chess club, Chess team, Soccer team, 12. FRIED, PAUL; Track, Intramurals, Spanish club, 11; Track, Intramurals, Ski club, 12. FRIEDMAN, TRACY. FU, JAMES; Varsity gym- nastics, 10; Varsity gymnastics, 11; Varsity gymnastics co- captain, 12. FURBISH, JEFF; Junior varsity football, Junior varsity basketball, 10; Varsity football, 11; Varsity football, 12. G GAHM, JIMMY; GAINER, TOM; J.V. Soccer, 10; Bicycle Club, Frisbee Team, 12. GAINSBURG, JULIE; GALANIS, ATHENA; Exchange Students, 10; Exchange Students, 11; Exchange Students, 12. GALLENE, MICHAEL; Swimming, 10; Swim- ming and Captain, 11; Swimming and Captain, 12. GAM- MELL, KIMBERLY; Marching Band, Concert Band, Parnassian Society, School Musical “Sound of Music”, 10; Marching Band, Concert Band, Parnassian Society, School Musical “Music Man”, 11; Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Parnassian Society Chorus, 12. GARRETT, MARK; Black Student Union, Wrestling, 10; Football, Black Student Union, Wrestling, 11; Black Student Union, 12. GATELY, COLLEEN; GAYDER, PAUL. GAYKOWSKI, MI- CHAEL; Football, Lacrosse, 10; Football, Lacrosse, 11; Foot- ball, Lacrosse, 12. GEARING, HEIDI; J.V. Cheerleading, 10; Varsity Cheerleading, Prom Committee, Yearbook, 12. GEDDES, DARRYL; All school musical, Parnassian Society, “Barefoot In the Park”, 10; All school musical, Parnassian Society, “Arsenic and old Lace”, Election Committee, Par- nassian Society and Senior Class Show “Mirror Cracks”, PAWS, 11; Vice-President of Parnassian Society, “Don’t Drink the Water”, Columbian, All school musical election club, 12. GELB, BETH; Social Committee, 10; Valhalla, Par- nassian Society (Drama Club), 11; Valhalla, Parnassian So- ciety, 12. GELBERT, DAVID; Track, Finance Committee, Yearbook Photographer, 10; Track, Yearbook, 11; Track, Yearbook, 12. GEVIRTZ, JEFFREY; Marching Band, South House Council, 10; School Musical, Jazz Ensemble, March- ing Band, 11; Marching Band, 12. GIALANELLA, ROBERT. GIANNOTTO, BEVERLY; Columbian, East House Council, 10; Columbian, East House Council, FLES, 11; Columbian, East House Council, 12. GILMAN, AMY; Spanish Club, Val- halla, Homeroom Chorus, 10; Homeroom Chorus, 11; Year- book, Homeroom Chorus, Bookstore, 12. GIORDANO, DAVID; GIORDANO, LAUREN; GIORDANO, LOUISA; GLANCY, JOANNE; GLOSHINSKI, LAURA; GOLD, ROBERT. GOLDFARB, JEFFREY; GOLDSMITH, JANE; GOOD, DENISE; GORDON, DENSIE. GOULD, DEBBIE; Homeroom represent- ative, Yearbook representative, 12. GRABOWSKI, TOM; J.V. Football, J.V. Lacrosse, 10; Varsity Lacrosse, Indoor Track, 11; Varsity Lacrosse, 12. GRAESSLE, RICHARD; Football, Lacrosse, 10; Lacrosse, 11; Lacrosse, 12. GREEN, ALLI- SON; FLES, 10; FLES, Interact, 11; FLES, Interact, 12. GREY, ERIC. GROHSGAL, BRETT; Soccer, 10; Soccer, 11; Soccer, 12. GROHSGAL, KRIS; Volleyball, 10. H HAASE, MARYANN; HABERMAN, DAVID. HADDAD, FRED; HADLEY, FRANK; Lacrosse, 10; Lacrosse, 11. HAGGERTY, MARY; Interact, Pep Committee, 10; Interact treasurer, Pep Committee, 11; Interact President, 12. HAGGERTY, SHAR- ON; HAHN, SANG EUN; Model Airplane Club, Fencing Club, 10. HALEY, DAVID; HARRINGTON, STEPHEN; HARRIS, DA- VID; J.V. football, J.V. baseball, Intramural basketball, In- tramural softball, 10; J.V. baseball, Intramural basketball, Intramural softball, 11; Varsity baseball, Intramural basket- ball, Intramural softball, 12. HARRIS, FAY ELIZABETH; HARRISON, BETH; Varsity Soccer Manager, 11; Varsity Soc- cer Manager, 12. HARRISON, DEBRA; Latin Club, 10; In- teract, Latin Club, 11; Interact, 12. HATCHER, VIKKI; Black Student Union, 10; Black Student Union, 11; Black Student Union, Prom Committee, 12. HEALY, CHRISTOPHER. HEL- BIG, DARIA; HERLIHY, JOHN. HERMAN, ELLEN; HERMAN, JOHN; Varsity Soccer, 11; Varsity Soccer, 12. HICKMAN, GARRY. HIGGINS, CARYN; Varsity girls basketball, 10. HIG- GINS, RICHARD; J.V. Soccer, Latin Club, 10; J.V. Soccer, Latin Club, Ping Pong, 11; Latin Club, 12. HIRSCHFIELD, LISA; Volleyball team, French Tutoring, 11; Varsity Vol- leyball Team, 12. HIRSCHMAN, JANET; Orchestra, Choir, 10; Orchestra, Choir, French Club, 11; French Club, Math Team, Orchestra, 12. HOFFMAN, STEVEN; Intramural Sports, 10; Intramural Sports, Spanish Club, 11. HOLL, MI- CHAEL. HOLLEY, KRISTI; HOLZER, LOIS; HOOD, LILLIAN. HOOD, POLLY; HOOPER, PAUL; Football, Lacrosse, 10; Football, Lacrosse, 11; Football, Lacrosse, 12. HOPKINS, TOM; HOULE, CELIA; Special Services, 10; Special Services, Swim Team, 11; Special Services, Swim Team, 12. HUBER- MAN, BRUCE; Student Exchange, Tennis Team, 10; Fire Committee, Tennis Team, 11; Tennis Team and Captain, 12. HUBSCHMAN, ALBERT; Yearbook, Columbian Photog- rapher, 11; Yearbook, Columbian Photographer, 12. HURLE, MARK; Softball, Football, 10; Softball, Dirt Bike Rid- ing, Motorcycles, 11; Softball, Dirt Bike Riding, Motorcycles, 12. HURLEY, DANIEL; Football, Bowling, Marching Band, 10; Varsity Football, Varsity Bowling, 11; Varsity Football, Varsity Bowling, 12. HURLEY, ELIZABETH; HURST, MARK; Football, Track, 10; Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, 11; In- door Track, Outdoor Track, 12. HYANS, PETER; I IANTOSCA, GILDA. IMBERT, DOROTHY. IRBY, THOMAS. ISENBERG, JODI; H. R. Representative, PAWS, 12. J JACKSON, DEBBIE. JACKSON, GEORGE. JACOBS, JEFFREY; Latin club, Stage crew, 10; Latin club, 11; Latin club, Prom committee, Shakespeare club, 12. JACOBS, TONY; Football, Ski club, 10; Football, Ski club, Electronics club, 11; Ski club, Electronics club, 12. JACOBSON, RACHEL; West house council, 10; FLES, 11; Guildscript, FLES, 12. JAKEL, MELANIE. JANSSON, BRITT. JASCUR, MICHAEL. JEFFERSON, MARK; Basketball, 11; Football, Soccer, Hockey, 12. JEFFRIES, KEITH; Football, Basketball, 10; Football, 11; Basketball, 12. JOCHNOWITZ, ABBY; Yearbook committee, 12. JOERG, DEBBIE. JONKER, DAVID; Varsity swimming, 10; Varsity swimming, Ski club, 11; Varsity swimming, Ski club, 12. JORGENSEN, JANE; Latin club, Choir, 10; Latin club, Choir, School musical, Special services, 11; Latin club, Choir, Special services, PAWS, 12. JOVANIS, KAREN. JOYIENS, KATHY; Black student union, 10; Black student union, 11; Dance, 12. K KABALIN, SANJA; Orchestra, 10; Orchestra, 11; Orchestra, Parnassian society, 12. KALAIDJIAN, ROBERT; Ski club, 10; Ski club, 11; Columbian staff, Yearbook committee, 12. KAMBEROGIANNI, ROBERT. KAMBEROGIANNI, SOPHIA. KANTER, SAMUEL RAPHAEL; Representative to New Jersey Boys’ State, 11; CHS Varsity Frisbee Team, Columbian writ- er, Stage band, 12. KAPLAN, ANDREW; Math lab aide, In- tramurals, 10; Intramurals, 11. KAPLAN, RICHARD. KASS, GUY. KASS, SUSAN; Volleyball intramurals, 11; Spanish club, 12. KATZ, HOWARD; Intramural football and basket- ball, 10. KATZENBERGER, GEORGE; Sophomore football, Intramural basketball, 10; Varsity football, Intramural bas- ketball, Junior Varsity and Varsity lacrosse, 11; Varsity foot- ball, Varsity lacrosse, Intramural basketball, 12. KAUFMAN, DIANE. KEARNEY, KATHY; Head coat girl, 12. KEENE, STEVEN; Lacrosse, Intramurals, 10; Lacrosse, Intramural basketball, 11; West house government, Intramural Com- mittee, 12. KENNEY, LINDA; Junior Varsity cheerleader, Junior Varsity lacrosse manager, 10; Varsity cheerleader, Varsity lacrosse manager, 11; Varsity cheerleader (captain), Varsity lacrosse manager, Prom committee, Yearbook ho- meroom representative, 12. KENNY, ROBERT A., Jr.; Sophomore football, 10; Computer club, Electronics club, Intramural softball, 11; Computer club commander, Elec- tronics club vice-president, 12. KEPPLER, THOMAS. KERZNER, ZACH; Football team, Wrestling team, Ski club, 10; Football team, Wrestling team, Ski club, 11; Football team, Wrestling team, Ski club, 12. KESLER, NANCY; Stu- dent council representative, Homeroom choir, Bridge club, School musical, 10; Student council representative, Ho- meroom choir, 11; Student council representative, Ho- meroom choir, PAWS, 12. KETYER, EDWARD; Band, CHS Jazz Ensemble, Golf team, 11; Band, CHS Jazz Ensemble, Orchestra, Golf team, 12. KEYASKO, GREGORY; Varsity wrestling, 12. KIMMELMAN, DOUGLAS; Golf team, Colum- bian Sports writer, Marching band, Concert band, Computer club, 10; Golf team, Columbian Sports writer, F.L.E.S., 11; Golf team, Columbian Sports writer, F.L.E.S., Marching band, Orchestra, Concert band, 12. KLEBAUR, JANE; Track, Pep club, 10; Senior Class committee, Yearbook, 12. KLEIN, BARBARA; Parnassian society, 12. KLEIN, ELLEN; Choir, Junior Achievement, School musical, West End Slice, Shakespeare club, Homeroom choir, Student council ho- meroom representative, 10; Choir, Junior Achievement secretary, School musical, Homeroom choir, 11; Choir, Jun- ior Achievement, School musical, Parnassian society, Ho- meroom choir, Bookstore, 12. KLEIN, JILL; Pep committee, Fire committee, 10; Fire committee, 11; Fire committee, Tutoring program, Student Council, 12. KLEIN, WILLIAM. KLIMOWICZ, TERESA; P.A.W.S., 10; P.A.W.S., Cercle Fran- cais, 11; P.A.W.S., Future Homemakers of America, Year- book Homeroom representative, 12. KNOPF, MARK; Football team, Lacrosse team, 10; Football team, Lacrosse team, 11; Football team, Lacrosse team, 12. KOHN, RANDY; Stage crew, South house council, 10; Parnassian society, School musical, Choir, West house council, 11; Par- nassian society, School musical, Choir, Bridge club, 12. KOLARSICK, WILLIAM. KONCHALSKI, ROBERT. KONDO, NINA; Pep committee, Orchestra, 10; Pep committee, 11; Yearbook, Interact, Senior Class committee, East house ho- meroom representative, 12. KOPEC, EDWARD; Intramural basketball and softball, 10; Intramural softball, 11; In- tramural basketball, 12. KORNBLUH, GENE. KOWALSKI, KRISTAN; Varsity gymnastics team, Ultimate frisbee team, 10; Varsity gymnastics team, Ultimate frisbee team, 11; Varsity gymnastics team (captain), Ultimate frisbee team (captain), 12. KOZUB, CAROLE JEAN. KRALIK, DONNA. KRAMER, DAVID. KRAMER, JAMES. KRICH, KEVIN. KROLL, COLLEEN; Varsity softball team, 10; Varsity softball team, Varsity basketball team, 11; Varsity softball team, 12. KRUG, DONNA. KRUPKA, EVELYN; Guildscript, 12. KRU- VANT, FREDDY; Basketball intramurals, Football intramu- rals, West house council, 10; Basketball intramurals, West house council, 11; Student Exchange, West house council, 12. L LADD, SUSAN. LALLY, ROBERT; Junior Varsity Soccer, La- crosse, 10; Lacrosse, 11; Lacrosse, 12. LAMPKIN, TIM; Var- sity Soccer, 10; Varsity Soccer, 11; Varsity Soccer, 12. LARKIN, MICHAEL. LASSER, JUDY; Pep committee, Social committee, Student Council, 10; F.L.E.S., Assembly commit- tee, Fire committee, Pep committee, Social committee, Stu- dent Council, 11; Pep committee, Social committee, Student Council, F.L.E.S., Assembly committee, Fire committee, Con- stitution committee, West house president, Executive com- mittee, Coordinating committee, Student Exchange, 12. LASSITER, CAROL; Art, Volleyball, Black Student Union, 10; Art, Volleyball, Black Student Union, Tennis, Book store, Basketball, 11; Photography, Design, 12. LAWLER, SHAR- ON; Frisbee team, 10; Frisbee team, 11; Frisbee team, Val- halla, Stage Crew, 12. LEHMAN, MINDY; Yearbook staff, 11; Yearbook staff, 12. LENNON, LAURA. LEONE, EUGENE. LEPPLE, CHERYL. LEVICCHI, JOHN. LEVIN, JACQUELINE; Fire committee, 10; Fire committee, 11; Fire committee, 12. LEVY, ROBERT; Math Lab Aide, 10; Math Lab Aide, 11; Chess club, Fencing club, Twilighters Volleyball, Frisbee team, 12. LEWIS, STEVEN. LEWKOVICH, STEPHEN. LIN- DEMER, CARY. LINDSTROM, JANET. LIPPMAN, DOUG. LIT- MAN, ERIC; Video crew, Elections committee, Yearbook, Assembly committee, 12. LITTLEJOHN, WILLIAM; Track team, Ski club, Basketball team, Black Student Union, 10; Basketball team, Black Student Union, 11; Varsity Basket- ball, Ski club, Track team, 12. LOFTUS, BRIAN; Lacrosse, Soccer, 10; Lacrosse, Soccer, 11; Lacrosse, 12. LOGOTHE- TIS, DAVID. LOGOTHETIS, JAMES; Cross country, 10; Cross country, 11; Indoor and Outdoor Track, 12. LONG, SUZANNE; F.L.E.S., 11; F.L.E.S., 12. LONGLEY, JAMES. LORIG, BRIAN H.; Outdoor club, Wrestling, Track, 10; Out- door club, Wrestling, Track, 11; Outdoor club, Wrestling, Track, 12. LOVE, ANGELA. LOVE, RAHMAN. LOWE, BENJA- MIN; Band, Marching Band, Jazz Band, 10; Band, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Orchestra, 11; Band, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Orchestra, Math team, Yearbook, 12. M MACKINSON, MARY. MacLEOD, JOAN; French club, 11. MacWHORTER, NANCY; Band, Marching band, Parnassian, School musical, 10; Band, Marching band, Orchestra, School musical, Parnassian, 11; Band, Marching band, Or- chestra, School musical, Parnassian, 12. MADDEN, LEO; Football, 10; Football, 11; Football, 12. MAGLIARO, BAR- BARA; Yearbook, Soccer manager, Swim team, 12. MA- GLIARO, JOHN. MALANGA, FRED. MALGIERI, LORRAINE. MALTESE, MICHAEL. MALTZ, ROBERT; Intramural vol- leyball, Intramural softball, 11. MANGINELLI, JOHN; Varsity track and field, Junior varsity basketball, 10; Varsity track and field, Indoor outdoor track, 11; Varsity track and field co-captain, 12. MANGINO, GERALD; Parnassian society, 11; Parnassian society, 12. MANGUM, ARTHUR; Varsity gymnastics team, Junior varsity track and field, 10; Varsity gymnastics team, Junior varsity wrestling team, 11; Varsity gymnastics team, Varsity wrestling team, 12. MANGUM, HERBERT; Gymnastics team, Black Student Union, 12. MANN, MICHAEL; Track and field, 10; Track and field, 11. MANN, RICHARD; Crosscountry, Indoor outdoor track, 10; Cross country, Indoor outdoor track, 11; Cross country team captain, Indoor outdoor track co-captain, 12. MAN- NO, LINDA; Soccer and wrestling cheerleader, Pep commit- tee, 10; Soccer and wrestling cheerleader captain, Varsity club, 11; Soccer and wrestling cheerleader captain, Senior class committee, Yearbook committee, 12. MANTIN, CHRISTOPHER; The Columbian, Intramurals, 10; The Columbian, Yearbook committee, Intramurals, Lab aid, 11; Lab aid, Varsity frisbee team, The Columbian, Yearbook committee, Intramurals, 12. MARLOWE, MARGARET. MA- RONE, PAUL; Intramurals, 10; Intramurals, 11; Intramurals, 12. MARSH, LESLIE; Twirling, Track, 10. MARTINEAU, JOHN; Soccer, Track, 10; Soccer, 11; Soccer, 12. MARUCA, VINCENT. MARZANO, ANN. MASELLI, TONI. MASTRAN- GELO, JOHN; Football, Lacrosse, 10; Football, Lacrosse, 11; Football, Lacrosse, 12. MASUR, LISA; Intramurals, 10; Spanish club, F.L.E.S., Intramurals, Varsity volleyball, 11; Intramurals, Varsity volleyball, 12. MATTINA, JAMES. MATYAS, DENISE. MAYER, TAMMY; Junior achievement, Treasurer, 12. McATEER, RICHARD. McCANDLESS, LORI. McCANN, DOROTHY; Ceramics, 10; Volleyball club, Basket- ball club, 11; Prom committee, Catering, Basketball club, 6th grade camping trip counselor, 12. McCANN, KATH- LEEN; Make-up club, 6th grade camping trip counselor, F.L.E.S.- French, 10; Varsity volleyball manager, Junior var- sity field hockey, Lab aid, 6th grade camping trip counselor, 11; Varsity soccer manager, Varsity volleyball manager, Psychology club, Lab aid, 6th grade camping trip counselor, 12. McCarthy, Kathleen. mcCluskey, cindy; cheer- leading, 10; Cheerleading, 11; Cheerleading, 12. McCON- NELL, TOM; Junior varsity soccer, 10; Varsity soccer, 11; Varsity soccer, 12. McCONWAY, SADIE; Pep committee, 10; Yearbook committee, 11. McDONNELL, SHAUN; Bas- ketball, Lacrosse, 10; Basketball, 11; Basketball, 12. McEN- TEE, EDDIE. McGOVERN, MIKE; Football, Intramural softball, football, basketball, 10; Varsity football, Track, In- tramural softball, football, basketball, 11; Varsity football, Homeroom vice-president, Intramural softball, football, bas- ketball, 12. McLOUGHLIN, LISA. McNALLY, PATRICIA. McTERNAN, SUSAN. MEADE, DOUGLAS; West house coun- cil member, Props committee chairman, Parnassian, P.A. crew, 11; Layout editor of Yearbook, Student council mem- ber, Parnassian, P.A. crew, 12. MEDFORD, AMY; Sophomore class president, West house council, Student council, Executive committee, Varsity frisbee, Homeroom vice-president, Stage crew, School musical, Chorus, 10; West house secretary, West house council, Student council, Homeroom president, Varsity frisbee, Stage crew, Assembly committee, P.A. crew, West End Slice, 11; Senior class president, Executive committee, Student council, Com- mencement committee, P.A. crew, Chairperson of prom committee, 12. MEEHAN, MICHAEL; Biology lab aid, 10; Biology lab aid, 11; Computer lab aid, 12. MELCHIOR, OTTO; Band, 10; Swim team, Band, 11; Swim team, 12. MELI, NUNZIO. MELLER, MICHELE; Child development II, 11. MENDOZA, STANLEY; Varsity gymnastics team, 10; Varsity gymnastics team, 11; Varsity gymnastics team, 12. MERCADANTE, JOHN. METRO, SHARON; Varsity softball, Intramurals, 10; Varsity softball, French club, 11; Varsity softball, French club, West house representative for In- tramurals, 12. MEYER, PATRICIA ANN. MEYER, PETER. MEYER, RICK. MICHETTI, JOSEPH. MIDDLETON, LISA; Jun- ior varsity cheerleader, 10; Varsity cheerleader, 11; Varsity cheerleader captain, Prom committee, Ski club, 12. MILLER, AUDREY. MILLERICK, SUSAN. MILLMAN, LORI; Spanish teacher in elementary school, 10. MITCHELL, DENNIS; Cross country, Indoor outdoor track, Bike club, 10; Varsity cross country, Varsity indoor outdoor track, 11; Varsity cross country, Varsity indoor outdoor track, 12. MOHR- HAUSER, PATTY; Lacrosse and varsity football statistician, 10; Varsity football statistician, 11; Varsity football statisti- cian, 12. MONACO, NICHOLAS. MONTELEONE, JANET. MONTI, JOANNE; Junior varsity soccer team manager, 10; Scenery committee, 12. MORGAN, GINGER; Italian club special services, 11; Italian club special services, 12. MOR- RIS, JOSEPH; Varsity football, 11. MORTIMER, MARY. MOSS, KATHY. MULREED, TOM. MURPHY, PAUL; Parnas- sian, 10; Homeroom representative, School musical, Treas- urer of Parnassian, 11; School musical, Treasurer of Parnassian, 12. MURRAY, BRYAN. MURRILL, NATHANIEL; Black student union, Track, 10; Black student union, 11. MURTHA, BENNETT; Lacrosse, Ski club, 10; Swimming, La- crosse, Ski club, 11; Swimming, Lacrosse, Ski club, 12. MYERS, RHONDA; Black student union, 10; Black student union, 11; Special Dance, 12. N NAHIRNY, TAISA. NARDONE, VINCENT; Football, 10. NEI- BART, IVAN. NEIVERT, BENJAMIN; Audio visual crew, Swim team, 10; Audio visual crew, Swim team, 11; Audio visual crew, Swim team, Ski club, 12. NELSON, PATRICIA; Chorus, Costume committee, Health Food club, 10; Choir, Costume committee, 11; Choir, 12. NEUGASS, ANNETTEE; Ski club, German, Orchestra, Track, 11. NEWFELD, SETH; Intramural softball and volleyball, School musical, 10; School musical, P.A. crew, 11; School musical, P.A. crew, Parnassian socie- ty, 12. NEWSOME, LAURA. NEWSTEADER, DAWN; Gymnas- tics, 10; Gymnastics, 11; Gymnastics, Track, 12. NIMAROFF, MICHAEL; Columbian staff, 10; Junior Achieve- ment, Homeroom Vice President, 12. NOLAN, ROBERT. NOONAN, SHAWN; Concert choir, School musical, 10; Con- cert choir, School musical, 11; Concert choir, School musi- cal, Parnassian society, P.A.W.S., 12. NOVICH, JAY; Latin club, P.A. crew, Yearbook, 12. o OCH, DANIEL; Computer club, Math team, Intramural foot- ball, Intramural volleyball, Intramural softball, Junior Varsity Soccer, 11; Economics club, Student Exchange, 12. O’CON- NOR, ELIZABETH; Varsity Basketball, 10; Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Volleyball, 11; Varsity Basketball, Varsity Volleyball, Book Store, 12. O’CONNOR, STEPHEN; Football team, Baseball team, 10; Football team, Baseball team, 11; Football team, 12. O’DRISCOLL, KEVIN ROBERT; Junior Varsity Soccer, 10; Junior Varsity Soccer, 11; Ski club, Intramurals, 12. OGIHARA, HIROYUKI. OGUST, ROBERT; Soccer team, 10; Homeroom representa- tive, Intramurals, 11. O’KEEFE, MARGARET; School musi- cal, 10; Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, 11; Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, 12. OLDEWURTEL, LAU- RETTE. O’MALLEY, JOSEPH. O’MARA, PATRICIA. O’NEILL, TIMMY. O’ROURKE, MARY KAY. OSLEY, TERENCE; Black Student Union, 10; Black Student Union, 11; Black Student Union, 12. P PACELLA, MARK. PAGANO, RICHARD. PAKONIS, FRANCES. PALISI, PHYLLIS; Biology lab aid, Special ser- vices, 10; Italian club, Spanish club, Special services chair- man, P.A.W.S., Fund raiser for Varsity basketball team, 11; Pep club, P.A.W.S., Future homemakers of America, Italian club, Spanish club, Special services chairman, Prom com- mittee, Fund raiser for Varsity basketball team, 12. PALLE, KIM; School musical, Parnassian, 10; School musical, Par- nassian, 11. PAOLELLA, ANDREA; F.L.E.S., Marching band, Book store, Chorus, Latin club, Zappa Krappa, 11; Marching band, Chorus, School musical, Field hockey, Latin club, Zap- pa Krappa, 12. PAPANESTOR, PAUL. PARENTE, ANTHO- NY. PARSONNET, JON. PASKAS, THOMAS. PASQUALE, PETER; Junior varsity football, Homeroom president, 10; Pep committee, 11; Pep committee, 12. PAYNE, ERIC; Sophomore football, Junior varsity basketball, Black Stu- dent Union, 10; Varsity football, Black Student Union, 11; Varsity football, 12. PAYNE, MARK. PERILSTEIN, AMY. PERRINE, LYNN. PESOLA, ELISABETH; German club, 12. PETERS, KENNETH. PETILLO, ROCCO. PETITT, CHRISTO- PHER. PEYTON, JILL; Spanish club, 10; Color guard, Office assistant, Spanish club, Ski club, 11; Color guard captain, Office assistant, Student exchange, Yearbook advertising, 12. PFLUGER, JOYCE; German club, 12. PHIFER, SHERRI. PHIPPS, SAMUEL; Basketball, Track and field, 10; Basket- ball, Track and field, 11; Basketball, Track and field, 12. PICCININI, GARRY. PILATO, EDWARD. POLCARO, LISA. POLISENO, EVE; Swim team, 11. POTTERS, CLIFFORD; West house treasurer, Band, West house intramurals, 10; West house treasurer, Band, West house intramurals, 11; Band, 12. PRICE, CAROL; Interact, Pep committee, 10; In- teract, Twirling, 11; Twirling co-captain, Yearbook, 12. PRICE, VINCENT. PRIOR, MARK; Junior varsity soccer, 10; Junior varsity soccer, Track, 11; Track, 12. PROETTO, CARL. R RADTKE, HELEN M.; C.H.S. Orchestra, School musical or- chestra, 10; Interact Club, C.H.S. orchestra, 11; Interact Club, C.H.S. orchestra, school musical orchestra, 12. RAIK- EN, EVAN. RAKOWITZ, SANDRA; Representative of student council, 11. RAMOS, ROBERT; Varsity gymnastics. H.R. rep- resentatives, 10; Varsity gymnastics, 11; Varsity gymnas- tics, 12. RAPACKI, ROBERT; RECHNER, MARIANNE; REES, DIANNA JOAN. REGAN, TRACEY. REICHENSTEIN, RANDI. REINHART, JOAN. REIS, BRIAN; Varsity soccer, 10; Varsity soccer, 11; Varsity soccer (capt.), 12. RENKAR, STEVE; Outdoor track, pole vault, Swim team, 100 fly, 10; Outdoor track pole vault, swim team 100 fly, 11; outdoor track pole vault, swim team 100 fly, 12. RICCI, SUE. RIEGEL, ROBERT L.; School student council, reporter for Columbian, comput- er lab aid, Math team, Math club, Intramurals, 10; School student council, reporter for Columbian, Math team, In- tramurals, 11. RILEY, JAMES. RINGEL, JONATHAN. RITO- TA, PERRY. ROBAK, DAVID. ROBERTS, DONNA; JV Basketball, Varsity volleyball, 11. ROBINSON, LORI; Soccer and wrestling cheerleader, 10; Soccer and wrestling cheer- leader, 11; Soccer and wrestling cheerleader, 12. RO- DRIGUEZ, MICHAEL. ROGALL, DONNA; C.H.S. Varsity volleyball team, 11; CHS varsity volleyball team, 12. ROHDE, DANA; Elections committee, band, pep band, 10; Elections committee, band, pep band, 11; Elections commit- tee, five committee, band, FLES, 12. ROHDE, SHIRA; Band, pep band, elections committee, 10; Band, Pep band, Elec- tions committee, 11; fire committee, band elections com- mittee, 12. ROMAN, BERYL; Gymnastics team — outdoor track, 10; special dance class, track in-outdoor gymnastics team, 11; gymnastics — special dance — track in-outdoor, 12. ROMAN, BEVERLY; dance, track, gymnastics, co-cap- tain gymnastics. ROMANO, NICK; Intramurals, football, bas- ketball, 10; intramural basketball, softball, 11. ROMANO, PHILIP. ROMEO, LAURA; Volleyball, 12. ROMUALDO, MARIO JR.; ROSENBAUM, JULIA. ROSENBERG, DEBBIE; Pep committee, social committee, 10; Spanish club, student exchange, fire committee, elections committee, yearbook, 11; student exchange, 12. ROTUNNO, GERALD. ROWE, GLENN; Outdoor track, 10; outdoor and indoor track, 11. ROWE, SHARON; RUBENFELD, JILL; East house council, pep committee, 10; assembly committee, fire committee, French club, 11; Yearbook: Editor of faculty and administra- tion; student council representative; assembly committee, fire committee, 12. RUBENSTEIN, BRUCE; Assembly com- mittee, Intramural sports, Math team, 10; Assembly com- mittee, Intramural sports, Math team, H.R. Council representative, Columbian, 11; Assembly committee, In- tramural sports, North house Council, Mirror, 12. RUBY, ELIZABETH; Valhalla, H.R. choir, tutoring, Columbian, 10; Valhalla, H.R. choir, 11; choreography for school show, 12. RUDDY, ALICIA; Student council, 11; Student council, lan- guage tutoring program, 12. RUGG, DAVID; Student council, 11; Ski club, Student council, Intramurals, 12. RUMPLER, KATHARINE ANNE; West house commons committee, West End Slice, H.R. representative for West House Council, 10; Chairperson West House commons, H.R. rep. for West House council, “Music Man”, computer math lab aide, 11; Chairperson West House commons committee, Guild Script H.R. rep. for West House council, prom committee, West End Slice, 12. RUSS, DAVID. RYAN, MICHAEL. RYBKA, DEBBIE; Ski club, 10; Ski club, 11; Ski club, Yearbook com- mittee, 12. s SACKS, MICHAEL; Radio control modelers, 10; computer math club, 11; computer math club, 12. SALOMON, RON- NY. SALZMAN, BENNETT. SANTOSUOSSO, JOHN. SARNO, STEVE J. SAVIDIS, GEORGE. SAVINO, VIOLET; SCALERA, ANTHONY; Wrestling team, outdoor track, 10; Football team, indoor track, outdoor track, 11; Football team, indoor track, outdoor track, CHS Stage band, 12. SCALERA, MARK; Lacrosse, 10; Lacrosse, 11; Lacrosse, 12. SCHACH- MAN, SUSAN; H.R. representative, Intramural sports, 10; H.R. representative, Prop committee for school musical, 11; School council, Yearbook committee, committee to revise constitution, 12. SCHNEIDER, SUZANNE; twirling, 10; twirl- ing, 11; twirling, 12. SCHNOLL, BETH; Pep committee, 10; assembly committee, Spanish club, fire committee, student exchange, 11; Chairperson, assembly committee, chairper- son Spanish club, fire committee, Yearbook, constitution committee, student council representative, 12. SCHREI- BER, LAURIE; SCHROECK, KATHY ANN; Cross country track, German club, 11. SCHULTZ, JEFFREY; Marching band, concert band, 10; marching band, concert band, or- chestra, 11; marching band, jazz ensemble, concert band, orchestra, school musical orchestra, 12. SCHWARTZ, ALYS- SA. SEAMAN, DAVID; JV Basketball, JV baseball, 10; bas- ketball, softball, varsity track — HJ — Letter winner, 11; basketball, varsity track, HJ, LJ — letter winner, 12. SEIDEL, REBECCA; Columbian reporter, Latin club, orchestra, 10; assignment editor for the Columbian, Interact Club, Latin club, 11; editor-in-chief for the Columbian, Interact Club, orchestra, 12. SEMENIUK, DARIA SEYLER, MARTINE; Jun- ior varsity softball, 11. SHEA, THOMAS J.; Soccer team, 11; soccer team, 12. SHEIL, HARRY. SHELFFO, CHRISTOPHER; Football, wrestling, ski club, 10; football, wrestling, ski club, 11; football, 12. SHERMAN, KATHRYN. SHIELDS, CHRIS; Part time work on Columbian, 11. SILVER, MARYANN; SIM- MONS, ERIN; SINGER, HOWARD; SINGER, JOSHUA; In- tramural tennis tournament (1st pi), 11; prom committee, 12. SKOLER, EMILY; Gymnastics team, tennis team, pep committee, West House representative, 10; tennis team, volleyball team, intramural volleyball, debate club, West House representative, 11; tennis team, debate club, Colum- bian, Guildscript, Paws, Yearbook Sales, 12. SLATER, LANCE. SMITH, CHRISTOPHER; J.V. Varsity baseball, in- tramural football and basketball, J.V. soccer, 11; Varsity baseball, 12. SNYDER, HARRY. SOBERING, GEOFFREY S.; Varsity swim team, video crew, Columbian production crew, computer math lab aid, 10; Varsity swim team, Columbian production crew, computer math lab aid, 11; Columbian production crew, German club, physics lab aid, 12. SOKOL- OFF, NATALIE; Fencing club, make up for all school musical, orchestra band, marching band, orchestra for all school musical, 10; Parnassian society, orchestra, band, marching band, Shakespeare Club, 11; Shakespeare Club, 12. SOT- TOSANTI, DEBBIE. SPAIN, WILLIAM; Columbian, JV soccer, bowling club, JV baseball, 10; bowling team, 11; bowling team, 12. SPENCER, JOHN. SPIELBERG, EILEEN; East House council, 10; East House council, assembly commit- tee, Spanish Club, economics club, 11; East House Vice President, senior editor of Yearbook, assembly committee, Spanish Club President, 12. SPINGARN, SUSAN; Orchestra, string orchestra, 10; orchestra, string orchestra, Spanish club, 11; orchestra, string orchestra, Spanish club, East House homeroom representative, Interact club, 12. STACK, JOANNE; Track, 11; prom committee, 12. STAWSKI, JEF- FREY. STEIN, CYNTHIA A.; tennis, 10; tennis, 11. STEINER, DOUGLAS; East House council representative, 10; march- ing band, karate club, 12. STEINMARK, ANDY. STELLJES, GERHARD. STEPHENS, CHRIS. STERN, JILL; French clubr 11; scenery committee, 12. STERN, MICHAEL. STEWART, DONNA. STEWART, ELEANOR. STIER, ELIZABETH. STOCK, ELIZABETH. STRAHAN, MAURA. STRAUB, KATHY. STRAUSSBERG, MARC. STRONG, CATHERINE. SUMMER, RANDI. SWOPE, LISA. SWYNTUCH, ROMAN. T TANNER, STACEY. TEVLIN, THERESA; Swim team, 10; SkF club, 12. THOMAS, DAVID; Soccer, 10; Football, Baseball, 11; Football, Baseball, 12. THORNTON, SUSAN. TIVENAN, PAUL. TOBIAS, MARK STEVEN; Economics club, 12. TOR- SIELLO, PATRICIA. TREMAINE, LESLEY. TURIANSKY, AN- DREW; Ukrainian club, Intramural sports, Basketball, 10; Ukrainian club, Intramural sports, Basketball, 11; Computer club, Volleyball, 12. TURNER, AMANDA; Shakespeare socie- ty, 10; Shakespeare society, 11; Shakespeare society, French club, German club, 12. u ULIANO, DONNA; Italian club, Special services, 12.UMAN, MICHAEL. V VACCARELLA, JILL. VAETH, ANNE; Indoor and Outdoor Track, 10; Indoor and Outdoor Track, 11; Pep committee, Varsity club, Prom committee, Yearbook, 12. VANKIRK, MATTHEW. VANLOON, MATTHEW; Baseball, Football, 10; Advanced Horticulture, Chess club, 12. VARADY, CHE- RYLE. VERNER, PATRICE; Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, 10; Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, 11; Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Black Stu- dent Union, 12. VITIELLO, FRANK; Varsity Baseball, 10; Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, 11; Varsity Baseball, Var- sity Football, 12. VITERI, CUMANDA. VOLK, KARI. w WADE, LYNN. WAESCHLE, JACQUELINE. WAGENER, KATHLEEN ANN; Library aide, West House Council, Bicycle club, Special Services, Future Homemakers of America, Mir- ror, 12. WAGER, PRISCILLA; French club, Intramural Vol- leyball, Varsity tennis, 11; French club, Intramural Volleyball, Varsity tennis, Student Council, Tutoring group, Yearbook, 12. WAHL, JOANNE; Social committee, Pep com- mittee, Color Guard, Student Exchange, 11; Social commit- tee, Pep committee, Color Guard, Student Exchange, Mirror Editor, 12. WAINEN, GLEN; Varsity gymnastics, 10; Varsity gymnastics, 11. WALDRON, SUSAN; Cheerleader, 10; Cheerleader, 11; Cheerleader, Prom committee, Yearbook, 12. WAILOO, CHRISTOPHER; Track, 12. WALKER, DEBRA; J.V. Cheerleader, 10; Varsity Cheerleader, 11; Varsity Cheerleader, Prom committee, 12. WALKER, KATHLEEN; Parnassian society, School musical, 10; Parnassian society, School musical, Guildscript, 11; Valhalla, Guildscript, School musical, 12. WALLSCHLEGER, DON. WALSH, MAURA; Parnassian society, Bookstore, School musical, 11; Parnassian society, Bookstore, School musical, 12. WAL- TON, STEVEN; Ping pong club, 10; Junior Achievement, Bicycle club, 12. WARDROP, ROBERT. WASHINGTON, STUART. WATKINS, SUSAN. WATNICK, PAULA; Orchestra, 10; Le Cercle Francais. Math team P.A.W.S., Orchestra, Ho- meroom chorus, 12. WAVRA, DAVID. WAYNE, BARRY. WE- BER, WENDY; Gymnastics, 10; Gymnastics, 11; Gymnastics, 12. WEDSWORTH, JANE; Scenery committee, 12. WEISBERG, ROBIN. WEISBERG, WAYNE. WEISS, LES- LIE; Prom committee, Yearbook, Guildscript, 12. WEITZ- MAN, MARJORIE; Pep committee, P.A.W.S., Ski club, Color Guard, 11; Pep committee, P.A.W.S., Ski club, Color Guard, 12. WERETA, CECELIA. WINSLOW, JAMES. WOLFE, JILL. WOOLLEY, LISA; Marching and Concert Band, 10; West House Homeroom Representative, Commons committee, 12. WRIGHT, JUNE; Black Student Union Vice President, Softball, Track, 12. Y YOUNG, WILLIAM. YOURISH, DAVID; Student Council, Spring track, 11; Spring track, Indoor track, 12. z ZAJAC, NANCY. ZAKIN, ROBERT; Student Council, 10; Yearbook, Columbian staff, 11; Homeroom representative, 12. ZARRA, JOHN. ZELNICK, BETH. ZEMEL, ANDREW; P.A.W.S., Varsity Frisbee Team, 11; Varsity Frisbee Team, 12. ZIPF, SANDRA; J.V. Cheerleader, Varsity swimming, 10; Varsity swimming, 11; Varsity swimming, Prom committee, 12. ZUSI, FRANKLIN; Football, 10; Football, 11; Football, 12. ZUZURO, MARY ANN. ZUZURO, JOSEPH. autographs autographs . . . A SPECIAL WORD OF THANKS . . . typing . . . SANDI LEVINE LESLIE WEISS photography . . . JAY NOVICH GUY HUBSCHMAN DAVID GELBERT DAVID PANZER art work . . . JOANNE WAHL MARK PACELLA . . . To our very special friend, MR. TOM PALMA, for his guidance, undying patience, and his ability to make a mountain look like a mole hill. To SANDI LEVINE, for constant help and support throughout the year. '