Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1981 volume:

j • -uus -w S -Lc-fu ate -Ui” vievc J tecu.uj j h „ o-Uetuji u , -Juc es -P U Oajlw) eacio (VOaU. XXeeGJb 1 oUub _eo I m olo oouua f(_ , 'u- u t|j_ xr a cOxooau i v --Uxclt eo -Aot«y( 4 . av L H , Dcu_o(j '(o 'SwL lOU 1 IJ'va odl tje ° “ VjlkjcU. (J. v ey«. uX YcJ CCi CXA d (9o j ,0 = 2 5 Richard’s Studio 3 a cast of many S. Singer 4 5 T. P.ilma in which each character strives to perfect his role J. Pincus ). Greenberg P,p P;y !■ Pineus rv sn3U!d 'f snauij •( 8 ). Pineus J. Tobias and there have been no lines to memorize. 10 Richard's Studio Richard's Studio The setting for all has been common; yet, each plot has been unique. T. Ricciardi M. Klein Many times our acts seemed to have endless scenes — 15 i Spring19S0 , y V' j Km r , OS’ pf' £' V S ■ . e ' ,j J V ftT' vL y a$- % vJ- } 'V . «f o b ', x %o O; C Vv jLSUr xJ . Replay Replay V 1 17 Show The 1980 musical was Carnival, under the direction of Mrs. Ali Butcher, and what a splendid carnival it was. Stu- dent director of the show was Ann Jacobs, and the choreog- raphers were Faith Keller and Francine Sama. Each member of the cast contributed his very best. A fine acting job was given by the leading performers, and the chorus did a superb job, lending their voices to complete the cast. Musical direction was under the supervision of Mr. Wayne Fenstermacher, who conducted a very talented orchestra. Those who worked behind the scenes all con- tributed greatly and made the show a success. Carnival surely proved that love does make the world go 'rou nd. CAST OF CHARACTERS (in order of their appearance) Jacqueline . . Roustabouts . B.f. Schlcgcl............ 77� Incomparable Rosalie Marco The Magnificem . Princeis Olga ........... Gladys Zuwicki .......... Gloria Zuwicki........... Greta Schlegel........... I Hi..................... Ctobert ................. Paul 8erthalet........... Puppets: Carrol Top . . Horrible Henry Rcnardo . . . Marguerite . . First Card Cirl.......... Dr. Glass................ ..............Kirsten Tckula ...........Anthony Bianchini Michael Lenusky Michael lerman David lipowitz Arnold David [Nington Russell ............Amy Hirshberg .................David Rice .................Anna Smyre .............Diana Schu«w ................Barbara Koch ..............Iill Gtickman .........Jennifer Cummings ....................James Sie ..............Icc Adelman ................Jill Geddes ................Randi Tckula .......Michael Richardson ................Meg Farrell ................Vicky Sama ................Breit Lowell Jennifer Commings Lee Adelman Arnold Russell David Rice Amy Hirschberg Brett Lowell Sheri Savin, Lisa Rosen, and Chorus Jennifer Commings and Jill Geddes Jim Sie and Jill Glickman 19 Lacrosse Columbia again proved to be a dominant force in the 1980 season. Under the coaching of Bob Curcio, the Cougars outscored all opponents 169-78 in goals. They thus ended the season, ranking fourth in the state with a 13-4 record. New Jersey's Player of the Year and an All- American selection. Rich Clancy led Columbia's awesome attacks, joe Perez, Paul Amerman, and Peter Strauss were doing the ball-handling. All- American Ed Lewis, Don Richardson, and Don Ward were the undaunted defense which kept the ball away from the Columbia goal mouth. Although the state title eluded the Cougars, the CHS laxmen can boast of an array of individual awards unmatched by any other team in the state: the New Jersey Player of the Year, two All- Americans, and eight All-State selections. 20 Peter Strauss battles it out with the opponent. Paul Ammerman Peter Strauss L to R Bottom: P. Strauss, V. Cuozzo, S. Darwin, J. Sheridan, E. Lewis, R. Clancy, J. Perez, D. Cosimano, S. Loftus, D. Ward, D. Fur- bish, D. Richardson, P. Amerman. Top: Coach Curcio, K. Bianchi, H. Hoffman,J. Santillo, A. Arancio, M. Meehan, M. Fiorini, W. Rehling, Q. Tuck, J. Ruddy, E. Parente, D. Topper, D. Bufo, R. Malone, Coach Schwartz. r JOT Rich Glancy and Ed Lewis Clark 12-2 Summit 10-7 Pingry 13-4 Clifton 14-8 Livingston 12-4 Peddie 12-2 Princeton 11-2 Hunterdon Central 12-3 Montclair 5-4 West Morris Central 10-2 Boonton 8-9 Hanover Park 14-2 Lawrenceville 6-9 Coaches Tourney Lawrenceville 6-7 State Tourney Summit 8-4 Hunterdon Central 12-1 Montclair 4-8 Ed Lewis and Bob Bianchi in the alumni game. J Volleyball Nutley 2-0 Westfield 2-0 Cranford 2-0 Cougar Tournament 1st place Summit 2-0 Millburn 2-0 Livingston 2-0 Montclair 2-0 Irvington 2-0 Mother Seton 2-0 A. L. Johnson 2-0 Nutley 2-0 Westfield 2-1 Tou rnament of Champions 1st place Scotch Plains 2-1 Montclair 2-0 Summit 2-0 Caldwell 2-0 Livingston 2-0 Millburn 2-0 Leslie Guthrie, Alison Bibbins, Jeanne Francis Bottom I to r: J. Francis, C. Sheridan, B. Casky, J. Hartung, K. Weiss, L. Guthrie, M. O'Malley, T. Jacobs. Top: Coach Chyzowych, L. Bermingham, M. Young, M. Guthrie, J. Gainsburg, S. Bonani, A. Bibbins Jennifer Hartung Jeanne Gainsburg, Kathy Weiss Track The 1980 Track Team Golf Bottom I to r: T. Alexander, M. Lehrman, G. Forde, M. Hindeman, K. Kirkman, B. Millerick. Top: R. Orlins, M. Daniels, P. Mackinson, M. Field, E. Brief, Coach Wagner Morris Knolls 238-242 Millburn 249-231 Parsippany Hills 226-239 West Essex 249-223 Livingston 245-236 Parsippany 226-239 Scotch Plains 213-185 Morris Knolls 228-243 Parsippany Hills 227-225 Millburn 241-221 West Essex 243-220 Livingston 248-221 Parsippany 237-264 Essex Catholic 241-274 Morristown 237-231 Morristown 231-231 Cranford 243-257 23 Boys' Tennis The 1980 boys' tennis team finished with a fine record of 10-6. Peter Waldor, David Syracuse, and Paul Kondo led the team in singles, jay Zaslower and Shep Snyder occasionally played singles. Shep Snyder, a former All-Stater, and Jay Zaslower formed a reliable first doubles team. The team's most consistent pairing, Scott Schwartzmann and Drew Fine, played second doubles. Millburn Morris Knolls Summit Parsippany Hill West Essex Livingston Parsippany Union Morristown Roxbury Morris Knolls Parsippany Hills West Essex Westfield Livingston Morristown Roxbury Caldwell Summit Pingry Summit Burnett County Tourney Nutley Livingston State Tourney Morristown Livingston 1- 4 3-2 3- 2 2- 3 1-4 1- 4 4- 1 3- 2 4- 1 3 Vr-1 Vi 4-1 2- 3 2-3 0- 5 2-3 2- 3 4-1 1- 4 4-1 2- 1 3- 2 4- 1 Bottom I to r: D. Syracuse, C. Schwartz, S. Snyder (Cap.), Coach Genzer, P. Kondo, J. Zaslower, P. Waldor. Top I to r: H. Kirsch, D. Niffen, S. Powell, S. Schwartzman, D. Fine, '2 A. Grossman, A. Berman, M. Berkin, D. Panzer. 5-0 1-4 Softball Morris Knolls Madison Parsippany Hills West Essex Livingston Parsippany Madison Morristown Roxbury Morris Knolls Parsippany Hills West Essex Livingston Parsippany Morristown Nutley County Tourney Caldwell Bellville State Tourney Livingston Nutley Union Morristown 5-9 3- 4 1-2 4- 2 7-3 11- 3 5- 4 7-0 3- 7 4- 5 2-6 5- 0 6- 0 11-0 12- 5 12-0 4-2 3-4 6-5 17-12 6-1 2-7 Bottom I to r: B. Breen, J. Testa, L. Giordano, S. Rechner, D. McTernan, V. Cotier, D. Fox. 24 Top I to r: S. Stickle, L. Bonin, A. Swan, M. Sherwood, J. Zusi, L. Rott, C. Dempsey. Superstars Superstars, an event sponsored by Student Council, was held on May 9,1980, in the main gym. Among those who participated in this year's events were the football team, the soccer team, the football cheerleaders, the soccer cheerleaders, the band, the wrestling team, the boys' gymnastics team, the boys' swimming team, the Shakespeare club, and the men's and women's faculty team. Those who stayed to watch the whole competition, saw both the football team and the soccer cheerleaders win. Superstars proved fun for both competitors and spectators. Hurry! Bob Mury potato sacks his way to the finish. Baseball The Columbia baseball team ended up its season with a 15-7 record, entering the state tourney, and winning two out of the three games. East Orange 8-6 East Orange 5-0 Orange 11-2 Morris Knolls 2-1 Parsippany 11-4 Kearny 11-1 West Essex 13-0 Livingston 3-12 Orange 4-0 Parsippany 8-2 Belleville 2-3 Morristown 9-6 Millburn 17-4 Roxbury 2-1 Millburn 2-1 Parsippany Hills 5-4 West Essex 0-1 Livingston 0-9 Parsippany 0-1 Morristown 4-1 Roxbury State Tourney 4-5 Scotch Plains 7-6 Union 11-4 Livingston 0-5 Bobby Keller on the mound Bottom I to r: F. Knowles, G. Fisher, K. King, B. Racioppi, J. Seaman, K. Allison, M. Sansone. Middle: 8. Keller, K. Kroll, A. Woz niak, J. Cordiero, J. Limmer, T. Owens. Top: P. Daniels, K. Baskerville, S. Holmes, T. Dutter, T. Johnson. 26 OUT Pat Daniels on the mound Pat Daniels Fred Knowles 27 e 3C S Ihe Class ol Dineleen hundred and eiqhty ol Columbia Hiqh School On June 5,1980, the annual Senior Prom was held at the Westmount Country Club. The theme of this year's prom was “Running With the Wind. The music was provided by the group The Love Company, as over 450 seniors and their guests dined, danced, and had an overall enjoyable time. Class President Eugene Koslowski led the festivities with help from senior class advisor. Miss Anne Wujek. For those who attended, the prom will truly be an unforgettable event. requests the honor ol your presence at its Senior Prom Runmnq UJith Ihe UJind Ihursdaq eueninq, the (ilth ol June nineteen hundred and eiqhtq from eiqht until one to be held at the UJestmount Country Club West paterson, fleui Jersey Harriet Holtzer and Joe Baduini catch the disco fever The ever-crowded dance floor Gerry Dum and Mario Boccongelli pose for their remembrance. Graduation Mr. Goetz and Mrs. Baime hand out diplomas to the graduates. On June 17, the class of 1980 graduated from Columbia High School. Among those who spoke in this year's ceremony were: Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Max Shaw; Principal Dr. Serge Angiel, making his last speech at Columbia High School; Alumni Representative, the Honorable Robert Glickman, celebrating his 25th year as an alumnus; and Class President Eugene Koslowski. The chorus provided entertainment, singing a variety of songs, including one from Carousel. columbj. Dr. Angiel makes his final speech as principal. Mr. Glickman makes his alumni speech. 30 31 The graduates look to the future. If V. r J Directors V. J Directors r Directors V. J N Directors V. 33 y V. Administration 34 OFFICE Mrs. DeSordi Mrs. DelSordi Mrs. Fitzsimmons Mrs. Graffi Miss Grasso Mrs. Matthias Mrs. Scalcra Mrs. Stewart 35 Guidance 36 House Secretaries Mrs. DiMenna Mrs. McCarthy Mrs. Redd Mrs. Stickle Mrs. Rizman 1 Mrs. Villani 37 Miss Schley English Mr. Hamingson Ms. Grehl Mrs. Butcher Mr. Margulis Mrs. Casapulla Mr. Chapin Mrs. Comba Miss Kennedy Mr. Krasner Mrs. Oliver Miss O'Hanlon Mr. Weiderspiel MissZeadey 39 40 41 Social Studies 42 ' 43 A Math 44 45 Science Mr. Cenzcr (On Sabbatical) Dept. Head Mrs. Feldstein Mr. Hoffman Mr. Ghegan Mr. T. Palma Dr. Gallo Mr. Krehel Mr. Richter—Dept. Head Miss Rossi Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Wolfe Mr. DeMarco Industrial Art 48 Mr. Chase Mr. DelGuercio Dept. Head Mr. Domareki Mr. Ricciardi Art i 49 Business 50 51 i Physical Education 52 A Mr. Librera Miss Elam Mr. Bunio Mr. DeMarco Mrs. Feldstein Mr. Williams Mr. Ramey A Student Council Executive Committee (I to r) C. Berman, R. Wheat, J. Tobias, S. Madden, Mrs. Press, L. Goldsmith, J. Greenburg, S. Savin. School Officers 56 East House Council Sitting (L to R): P. Doele, J. Slier, C. Berman, B. Needle, E. Reed. 2nd Row (L to R): ). Janowski, L. Eptein, J. Tiersten, K. Carison. 3rd Row (L to R): Mr. Haven, G. Barry, K. Darwin, R. Grosgahl, D. Moss. West House Council Sitting (L to R): K. Reitzel, K. Greeley, M. Armente, S. Kaye, J. Greenberg, L. Huberman. 2nd Row (L to R): B. Skoler, C. Davidian, J. Zusi, M. Johnston. 3rd Row (L to R): G. Reimer, L. Krampetz, A. Brubaker, B. Wein- traub, Mr. Chase. North House Council Kneeling (I to R): M. Maltenfort. Sitting (L to R): B. Ciullo, N. Cohen, K. Horkitz, J. Goldsmith, S. Welsch. Standing (L to R): Mr. R. Palma, M. Gitoneus, R. Epstein, K. Kroll, S. Cutler, N. Bausmith, R. Wheat, M. Goerke, B. Keyasko, R. Shomar, J. Glasser. 5? latshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatsha latshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatsha latshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatsha latshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatsha latshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatsha latshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshaisha jatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatsha latshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshaishatsha tatshatshatshatshatshatshatshatshaishatsha This year, for the first time in Columbia High School history, the Student Council sponsored SPIRIT WEEK. By involving fresh- men, sophomores, juniors, se- niors and teachers, this event was designed to encourage school- wide participation. This week was an opportunity for students and faculty to demonstrate not only their ing the school second spirit butl I week of theirorig-l I January inality as J was des- well. Each ignated a day dur- different activity. Monday every- one was to wear tee-shirts, Tues- day everyone was to don hats, Thursday everyone was to clash, and Friday was class color day with seniors wearing blue, juniors wearing red, sophomores wearing green, and freshmen wearing yellow. Although all days brought participation, hat day was the greatest success. In the end the senior class was victorious win- ning twenty-five dol- lars towards their class fund. To culminate the week's events, Game Show Night was held on Friday night. This week was a big suc- cess with many stu- dents and teachers participating. It may well become a Columbia tradition. tee-shirts tee-shirts tee-shirts tee-shirts t tee-shirts tee-shirts tee-shirts tee-shirtstel? tee-shirts tee-shirts tee-shirts tee-shirtswe tee-shirts tee-shirts tee-shirts tee-shins te; tee-shirts tee-shirts tee-shirts tee-shirts te i ■ seniors — blue — seniors — blue juniors — red — juniors — red — sophomores — green — sophom freshmen — yellow — freshmen seniors — blue — seniors — blue juniors — red — juniors — red — sophomores — green — sophom freshmen — yellow — freshmen seniors — blue — seniors — blue juniors — red — juniors — red — sophomores — green — sophom freshmen — yellow — freshmen seniors — blue — seniors — blue juniors — sophomor freshmen seniors — juniors — sophomon — red — sophom reshmen s — blue — red — sophom freshmen — yeuow — freshmen seniors — blue — seniors — blue juniors — red — juniors — red — sophomores — green — sophom freshmen — yellow — freshmen seniors — blue — seniors — blue juniors — red — juniors — red — sophomores — green — sophom freshmen — yellow — freshmen seniors — blue — seniors — blue juniors — red — juniors — red — sophomores — green — freshmen — yellow — f seniors — blue — senior , juniors — red — juniors - sophomores — green — freshmen — yellow — fnl seniors — blue — seniors juniors — red —juniors — sophomores — green — sc' freshmen — yellow — fre;1 seniors — blue — seniors - juniors — red — juniors — i sophomores — green — sojJ freshmen — yellow — fresh seniors — blue — seniors — juniors — red — juniors — re' sophomores — green — sopl freshmen — yellow — freshr seniors — blue — seniors — t juniors — red — juniors — rec sophomores — green — sophc freshmen — yellow — freshm seniors — blue — seniors — bk] juniors — red — juniors — red -| sophomore freshmen - seniors — t juniors — r sophomore freshmen - seniors — miors 'rs freshmei! — blue — red - sopho mi 'reshmen blue L «o R: R. Patlock, A. Gram, Ms. Mears, C. Turner, D. Caruba, B. Twine. (Missing: T. Kralik, F. Sullivan), u� l kk% FIELD r A TERPRlSE In The Library The Columbia High School library serves as an important aspect in a stu- dent's school life. It functions as a valuable place for gaining knowledge and for researching important information, the library staff members are always eager to assist the student with his research and will answer any questions concerning library functions. Student aides, who work after school, perform a variety of clerical and maintenance tasks that are essen- tial to the operation of the library facilities and they are an important part of the staff. The library is supplemental to the student's education at Columbia, and we are lucky to have such an excellent facility in our school. J Alternative School The Alternative Program offers juniors and seniors an alternative approach to education. Classes meet four periods, five days a week. This block of time combined with the ratio of students to teachers and the open method of communica- tion all contribute to a positive relationship be- tween student and teacher. The curriculum includes graduation require- ments in English, U.S. History 2, physical educa- tion and career exploration. A wide variety of mini-courses, ranging from basic skills to creative projects, provide additional learning experiences. In the afternoon, students may enroll in a work study program or in other classes within the school. A few of the program's unique features are its town meetings, guest speakers, movies, tutorials, out-of-school athletic activities and in-school gatherings. The Alternative Program tries to help develop a more positive self-image, to demonstrate a more positive attitude towards school and community, to clarify plans for post high school life, and to ac- quire necessary skills to meet every day respon- sibilities. Albert Picinnini 62 A class in session 63 Working hard Theresa Williamson 64 Co-stars V Co-stars V f Co-stars Co-stars V mf _________ v--------- V M. Adamczyk F. Adams J. Adelman D. Adinaro A. Aislars D. Albert K. Allen K. Allen M. Anazano ). Applcbaum R. Armenti J. Arpino C. As hurst Susan Austin F. Azevcdo R. 8ahto D. Barash S. Barbaro D. Barsky A. Bartl M. Bashover N. Bauman M. Baumert E. Beckford J. Belsky L. Benitez M. Bergen K. Berman C. Bermingham M. Bermingham K. Berry D. Bertolino L. Blau W. Blok M. Boday I R. Bogas G. Bonani C. Bond S. Bond C. Borchert K. Bovvsher P. Bornstein S. Brady T. Brewer S. Brochagen T. Brown M. Bryant S. Bufo 66 S. Bufo K. Burdorf K. Burney S. Buller P. Butler E. Caballero M. Cohen R. Cannon F. Caprio M. Caputo D. Cardiello M. Carey L Cardone K. Carlson V. Carnevale C. Carney E. Caro D. Carroll M. Celletti T. Chew L. Chmiel R. Chow D. Christopher M. Ciefello B. Ciszkiewicz C. Clohosey L. Codispoti I. Coleman P. Comune R. Confalone B. Conlin P. Conway C. Cook M. Cortez L. Coyle J. Craugh D. Cross S. Croman J. Cruitt J. Cryan M. Curran S. Curry K. Cutlino P. Cuttone I. Dac K. Dakin T. Dalton R. Dividian 67 F. Davis K. Davis $. Davis L. Dawson D. DeCastro M. Deluisi D. DeMeo C. DeSantis C. DeSantis ). DeSouza R. Devall K. Dickenson T. DiElmo E. Danes S. Doblanski R. Dobronsky D. Dombrowskv M. DominicK K. Donaldson R. Donohue D. Downing T. Doyle L. Drewes L. Drumgould L. Dubas P. Dudzik K. Duke K. Durkin M. Edcle T. Edwards I. Eglovitch C Egovil 8. Eichler V. Ellington M. Ellis B. Entman L. Epstein C. Ericsson A. Esteves E. Esteves J. Evangelita J. Evers D. Facciponti 8. Faith J. Falcone R. Ferri A. Ferrell M. Fiore 68 C. Fisher M. Fitzmauricc M. Fitzsimmons K. Flagg S. Flood L. Fosgate J. Fossella J. Fox D. Frank P. Frasciello D. Freed D. Fuchs S. Fuhrmeisier C. Gader C. Gailey A. Gartenlaub L. Gartenlaub M. Gaudiosi Gruzyna N. Gelson K. George G. Gesior D. Giasullo R. Giclchinsky C. Giordano G. Giordano M. Gitoneas T. Giunta D. Glassman L. Godwin A. Gold I. Goldberg L. Goldberg A. Gollin 7.. Gorelik T. Grahm A. Grant ). Greco L. Greeley T. Green C. Cropper J. Guioa O. Gutzmore J. Gwenn ). Hadu C. Ham I. Hammerman L. Harper 69 T. Hartong ). Heckman J. Hernandez S. Hilbert D. Hill S. Hirsch L. Hocker M. Hohil K. Holland J. Holle S. Hollyfield P. Holmes E. Hollzman O. Horning E. Horsey V. Howard J. Huetz E. Hankly P. lantosca V. Ingrato L. Irby J. Iroky O. Iwankiw Z. Iwankiw D. Jacob C. Jacobsen C. Janowski J. Janowski N. Janulis J. Jennings T. Joseph M. Jones J. Joyce N. Kaes A. Kant S. Kaplan R. Karnaugh S. Kayes ■Vi. Kazoun P. Kebbekus C. Kee A. Keene D. Kahale N. Kalarjian K. Kimball A. Kimler T. Kincaid C. King 70 J. Kinney B. Kirkland R. Kirsch J. Kirson K. Kisch D. Kite E. Knoth L. Koger C. Komishane M. Kondo O. Kosansky T. Koskcr A. Kramer M. Krug K. Kumar N. Kusnetz D. Ladden T. Ladden T. LaRocca K. Lambert M. LaMorticella T. Langone L. Laszok L. Lawrence D. Ledden T. Lenza C. Lepore M. Lepore K. LeVicchi C. Levine D. Levitt J. Levitt M. Levitt L. Linn K. Lipnick A. LoBiondo L. Lombardi A. Longo J. Lorenz W. LoRusso ]. Lubetkin j. Lucchetta R. Lynch $. Lynch O. MacDonald L. Magliaro J. Maher D. Makdonald 71 J. Mallet L. Malleuf M. Malton P. Mandoricho R. Manno M. Mara no R. Marinelli T. Marinelli L. Maiocco R. Marsillo J. Marzano J. Mason J. Mason R. Mastronardi L. Mault A. Maxwell V. Maxwell N. Maybaum S. Mayer A. Mazza J. McAusland M. McCarthy K. McCroary A. McDaid C. McElroy S. McGuirl M. McKan P. McKell A. Mencinsky A. Mercandante R. Merians B. Meyer O. Meyer C. Myers D. Meyers J. Meyerson M. Michalsky M. Middlesteaat D. Milak A. Miller B. Miller K. Miller K. Miller M. Millman P. Mitchell C. Monarque H. Monseese V. Montuory 72 P. Morris J. Mouring E. Muney J. Nagelberg L. Nathen A. Nawabi R. Nee D. Neivert A. Nelson K. Nestor R. Neumann C. Nilson C. Novak M. Novemsky M. Nugent J. Nully D. O'Brien M. O'Hare P. Oldewurtel M. O'Leary P. Oliveira L. Oswald L. Orlin C. Pappas S. Parisso T. Pasqual R. Pat lock P. Patton L. Pennimpede N. Perilstem S. Perlman A. Perlmulier T. Peters A. Petralia R. Petzinger K. Piccinini M. Pilato E. Pinkett S. Pisoki M. Pistol S. Pitney K. Pollard A. Portnow ). Poss J. Press A. Price M. Pringle P. Pringley 73 Melissa Fitzmaurice, Jodi Levitt L. Prizzi M. Proeito M. Proeito B. Provenzano A. Quigley A. Racaniello K. Ragan J. Raio A. Raymond B. Reardon K. Regan K. Regan C. Schreiber H. Schindler C. Schaefer A. Saver D. Sansone M. Sandberg P. Saminiego D. Sabaski S. Regan S. Reilly M. Rein M. Remo D. Renshaw D. Repstein A. Rettenburg M. Richardson K. Richman D. Ries S. Ritter C. Roberts W. Robinson J. Robshow W. Rodriquez J. Rogers P. Roma J. Rome P. Rosen T. Roulhac P. Roy A. Rubin J. Ruddy J. Rundshagen B. Rustum A. Ryan D. Ryan M. Ryan 74 ). Schuler K. Schuller R. Schuster D. Schwartz M. Scott K. Scull E. Seidel J. Seiter J. Selles J. Setti B. Sharkay B. Sherer M. Shiman A. Shvarts J. Sievers R. Silbernagel M. Simon R. Slatnick C. Snyder F. Sobeck G. Solomon D. Squier I. Stadnyk B. Stager K. Steenback E. Stern B. Stibitz M. Sioeckle J. Stoehr P. Surdi J. Sutula M. Synyszyn T. Szczerbinin A. Tackas C. Talleyrand M. Telesford K. Tenenbaum D. Terrogross T. Tettamanti S. Thomander P. Thomkins P. Thornton J. Tibian W. Tichy D. Tindall C. Tomaro J. Toone B. Topelsohn 75 P. Abel B. Abrams V. Acterstroff R. Adelman A. Agrillo D. Ahrens S. Allen B. Alleyne L. Alterman C. Anagnoslia S. Andrews N. Applebaum J. Alancio A. Archelli Armenti M. Armuth C. Askew R. Atterbury A. Azeuodo C. Beduini L. Banto A. Bamdas E. Bandeira C. Barner K. Barron D. Barry C. Barry A. Bases H. Bauman H. Beck P. Becker H. Beder R. Behrle R. Bengiveng. L. Bentkowski L. Bellomo J. Belo E. Berger J. Bergman T. Berman R. Bianchi H. Bianco T. Bibbins C. Blay S. Blinder D. Bocchino S. Bogan C. Bonin 76 Bernice Houle Diane Ries and Becky Skoler WPU« ), Steve Cariddi L. Bonjour T. Bousher J. Borowicz M. Boyle J. Bradley J. Bradley K. Brady A. Brant 8. Breen E. Brigman C. Brienza W. Broadbent K. Bronson M. Bross J. Bruno L. Byrne S. Cabalaro J. Cahill T. Cannon H. Carilon J. Carew S. Cariddi R. Carter H. Caron J. Caialdo K. Chamberlin T. Chamberlin A. Chiris A. Chiy A. Chiy M. Cicalese T. Cinque S. Chodrow B. Civilo C. Coleman E. Collins I. Collura S. Conway B. Coogan P.J. Cosgrove J. Cotier B. Coyle R. Crandall L. Craugh C. Crawford S. Croman D. Cuozzo B. Cuppola 77 C. Cylcnica M. Dalton J. Daniels M. DaSilva C. DaCunza J. Davidson $. D'Angelo R. DeBellonia R. Deboard D. Decastro M. DeCicco J. DeDeo L. Dedinski ). DeFino J. DelSordo F. Desai M. Desantis A. Desposito J. Dilley L. Diluzio I. DiCioia L. DiGiovanni K. Doele B. Donavan J. Donavan D. Donnelly I. Doster D. Downey T. Doyle R. Dreitlen D. DiElmo M. Duffell E. DuFo J. Dunig K. Durkin S. Durkin S. Edwards G. Ellison M. Estevez A. Evans I. Evert D. Ezor A. Fabrizio J. Faig C. Falccne B. Falkner R. Farina R. Ferrara 78 Carla Askew, Virgil Hayes l-U .). 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Kirkman I. Klien Robert Mendez 80 S. Klein L. Koppel S. Kosakowski D. Kopet L. Kroner D. Kravitz K. Kroll R. Krueger K. Kunitara B. Kuttner G. labovitz J. Lawrence K. Lay P. Lerma K. Levenson N. Leventhal D. Levier K. Levin S. Levine J. Linn C. Lippman A. Lombardi A. Lopata D. Lopuch A. Mac S. Maebert T. Magliaro P. Maganelli T. Magnier A. Manna C. Manna A. Markowitz R. Marzan V. Mastronardi L. Mayor G. McClain L. McCarthy S. McCluskey P. Me Don el I K. Marguire D. Mechenzie M. Mead M. Meade G. Mears M. Meehan V. Melham M. Melony M. Menner 81 R. Mercadenti B. Merlucci C. Middlestadc S. Miller K. Mitchell M. Mlyn C. Mulreed E. Monse M. Mooney D. Moss E. Murray S. Murphy L. Mury M. Nadler W. Needle H. Nciden C. Nelson J. Nelson M. Nestor P. Nestor P. Newby M. Newman J. Newsteader Z. Niden R. Nilson T. Noosner T. Nole J. Norris L. Northrop J. Norway B. Nouemsky J. Nully R. Orenstein L. Oswald S. Palmucci M. Panko A. Pappas R. Parker K. Partoll D. Pearlmutter I. Peer S. Penderson D. Perez L. Perez D. Perlmutter J. Perma M. Peio E. Pilcnik 82 D. Price A. Pringle M. Provehamo B. Punch M. Purcell K. Quintero E. Racio V. Rahussen C. Reagan E. Reed D. Rees K. Reitzel K. Renkar B. Rettenberg E. Ricci L. Ricciardelli K. Rice J. Richards M. Richardson D. Ries M. Rilling B. Robertson W. Robson T. Ronnie D. Rosa J. Rosa R. Rosenbaum M. Rosenberg S. Rosenstein D. Ross M. Rothberg J. Rott D. Rudd C. Rush J. Rustum M. Sabadic C. Sabin D. Salimberie K. Sansone A. Saniisery D. Sass R. Schaffer L. Schlactus S. Schnoll L. Schulte R. Schultz R. Schultz V. Schultz 83 8. Scott D. Scott J. Secor B. Selby B. Shell B. Sherburne D. Sherwood E. Sherer I. Silverman M. Simpson H. Shinker B. Skoler D. Skull N. Slingcrland C. Shell S. Solondz K. Sommer P. Sperduto W. Spina C. Squire M. Stern D. Steinberg E. Stewart T. Stewart B. Stoll W. Streeter K. Strum K. Strum S. Stellone A. Sterner S. Supoi J. Sutulla C. Tackes C. Tarentino M. Tevlin P. Tevlin K. Tedesco A. Thole L. Thomande H. Thomas M. Thompkins D. Thomsen K. Thornton J. Tiersten A. Torregrossa R. Towy C. Trinker P. Tremarco 84 m J. Trinity A. Turk K. Valentine B. Van Wert S. Ventura D. Vilardo D. Villani D. Voighl I. Volk C. Waesch D. Volpe S. Waener B. Walsh F. Wang K. Ward M. Weber M. Weckstein J. Weeks J. Weimer K. Wenzel I. Weinstein L. Wilhofl K. Williams K. Willis N. Williams B. Willis B. Witten H. Wright L. Yates W. Young P. Zimmermann K. Zuzoro C. Tremarco H. Trinh D. Tromans G. Troublefield L. Tufa no A. Turner M. Turner B. Twine I. Valentine A. Vandyk K. Vasiliades M. Vendola R. Vescio T. Vescio M. Vilardo T. Waeschle D. Walker A. Ward R. Watson H. Webber S. Welsch L. Wesley L. Whelan D. White M. White Q. Whitlock D. Wilson T. Williams D. Williams K. Williams M. Williams S. Winer R. Winkler A. Wyner J. Young A. Zahaykeri C. Zamora D. Zoccoli 85 J. Abrams R. Adabato S. Adamczyk M. Ahearn S. Ahrens M. Aiosa J. Altholtz J. Andrews S. Anello D. Anniballi S. Appel M. Armenti C. Armuth E. Arpino E. Atho B. Aukamp C. Baduini W. Bahcr J. Bandiero P. Bartl 6 C S. Baubles B. Bauman R Beck H. Bcckford K. Beckler S. Belsky M. Benitez Bennet ; c BjWman R Bergman � y M. Bertet QA - ) Bc,z . r V. Bevacqua ' L. Bircsak S. P. Black £ ok.i W Blanco 45' ; .f Hv. Blatcher P. Blazinsky 1 B'umberg T'O tU J. Bodayle A Bogstahl M. Bokert S. Bonanni N. Bonjourno A. Booth C. Borchert S. Bottomly 86 Leslie Hyans and Debbie Weisbard Liane Pinto T. Boknighi V. Boyle A. Braff I. Braumer J. Brant N. Brennan P. Brown Mi Burdorf K. Burns E. Burns D. Burstyn C. Burwcll J. Calciotti J. Campitelli J. Cannon D. Carchia C. Cardone S. Cardone C. Carcw L. Carfagno L. Carnegie A. Caro K. Caskey T. Carson C. Carter D. Caruba D. Casher K. Cathey L. Celi C. Chew Cookie� a ). Chisholm J A. Cifello 7L j. Clark C. Clegg £',c7 2.S C. Clevenger ctf- N. Cohen Tl ?c( Oexi. I !. ujJk. y u D. Cohen 9C 4( ). Cohn T. Connors R. Convissor T. Coppola R. Cortez J. Cosgrove P. Cosgrove M. Costello G. Cox P. Coyle D. Croekel 87 R. Crutl N. Cummings C. Curiel R. Dane M. D'Angelo C. Dakin M, Darwin C. Davidian T. DeBoard L. DeCicco R. DeCicco T. DeDeo E. Dedomenico C. DelNegro T. Desien L. Desposiio D. Detorrice N. DiDonato P. Doelc F. Dolins C. Dologus A. Domenick S. Dostert S. Dow J. Drubcl J. Dutlcr S. Dugas K. Duke L. Dunn D. Durondo D. Eber R. Eckert A. Edmonds A. Ellis A. Elshaer K. Ekriksson M. Ezor L. Farley A. Ferro L. Fine W. Fine R. Finney D. Fiore L- Flagg T. Flashner D. Fleming M. Fossella C. Foster Lisa Greene Wendy Fine, Jennifer Herbst 88 Dannon Mincey, Dave Klein, Bryon Milrick Valerie Rehling, Jessica Weil, Madylyn Hawkes, Gina Payne I. Foster J. Fox M. Frances F. Fried S. Friedberg A. Freeman N. Friedman S. Frisch R. Fritz T. Froelich A. Furman T. Gaglione M. Galluci G. Gammell J. Geddes M. Gelson K. Gibbons K. Geise C. Gigourtakis A. Giordano A. Giordano K. Giordano M. Girodano P. Giunta ). Glancy j. Glasser 15. Glassman M. Glickman A. Gogan S. Goldberg H. Goldenberg J. Golick J. Gonsalves E. Good R. Goodwin K. Gormley K. Gramens G. Grant VV. Grasso V. Greco L. Green D. Grigal L. Gronsgal A. Grossman A. Haas E. Hadar L. Cury J. Gutzmore 89 N. leibowitz S. Lennon J. Levine S. Levine D. Limmer J. Lindeman R. Lindeman M. Lindroth R. Lombardy D. Lave E. Lynch S Madden R. Maeberi L. Magnifico T. Manno D. Manno 90 Nancy DiDonato and Lori DiDonato Robert Lindeman S. Margaretta B. Marczewski M. Mason S. Mayer G. McAtcer J. McCarthy C. McClosky L. McCollough G. McDonnell K. McEachern M. McFadden M. McGlinchy K. McGloughlin P. McKee R. Meglioia I. Mellitto Debbie Semel 91 B. Merkl I. Meycrson K. Middleton T. Millander C. Miller C. Miller B. Millerick J. Millman D. Mincey A. Mitchell S. Mitchell A. Maghab M. Montgomery K. Mortimer A. Moss D. Moss K. Mulrccd B. Muncy J. Murray B. Myers C. Nardone D. Nawabi M. Nelson D. Neu A. Neuman S. Newby A. Newfield D. Nickman Freddy Furbeck E. Niecko L. Nitti R. Nochimson S. Nover S. Och C. Oldewurtel K. Ordini P. Orlins T. Owens R Palumbo G. Panella A. Panzer 4 t A Paputzambasis K. Partoll C. Payne G. Payne C. Pedalino C. Peer I£ D. Peniston� - H “ OR A. Perry A. Petrecello I. Peyton E. Pilato D. Pincus S. Pine A. Pinkett L. Pinto O. Pisocki A. Poilach S. Porter L. Potter S. Powell J. Prizzi K. Prybys J. Racier K. Ramirez S. Ramos D. Razzi J. Rego J. Rcko V. Renling T. Richards G. Riemer C. Rifkin J. Ringel G. Robbins D. Robinson D. Ronnie • C. Rosen J. Rosenberg M. Roth C. Roundtree G. Rowe A. Russell L. Russo K. Ryan D. Sabia B. Sachs T. Saenger C. Sanghvi T. Sanok M. Sansone S. Sansone E. Santaniello R. Santucci D. Sauders S. Savin 93 F. Savino D. Sawzak F. Scalera S. Scher B. Schlesinger R. Schmalz A. Schnitzer R. Schommer S. Smialkowski P. Schroeck A. Schott J. Schulman K. Schweitzer T. Scofield K. Scull T. Selby D. Semel L. Sessa N. Shapiro ). Sheil H. Sherman A. Shipman A. Shore I. Siegal D. Silbernagel J. Silver C. Silverman C. Simmons S. Slater E. Smayle S. Smolen T. Smoller S. Snyder R. Somer C. Soschin M. Stadnyk S. Stanford A. Stanley-Houlker C. Stanley-Houlker J. Steinert J. Steiner R. Steinweiss J. Stier D. Stoddard P. Strahan C. Strum D. Swan C. Swatland 94 L. Tar now T. Tellini G. Testa M. Thompson J. Thornton j. Tinkham ). Tobia P. Toffey I. . Topelson A. Troen J. Tyranski C. Vacth K. Vaisman F. Valenzi L. Valori R. Vance B. Waddell C. Wadell M. Wadell T. Walsh D. Walton M. Ward J. Wasserman R. Watson E. Wehrle J. Weil D. Weinberg B. Weinirauo K. Weiss D. Weissbard C. Wenzel D. Wertheimer E. Wertheimer M. Wesley R. Wheat S. Whelan V. Whinery M. Whitehead H. Wiggins N. Wiioerotter A. Williams E. Williams P. Williams A. Willis D. Wipple R. Wolski K. Wylie S. Young S. Zaff S. Zavesky J. Zaslower L. Zawislak L. Zelnick J. Ziegler B. Zuckerman M. Zusi 95 Julie Abrams Alone at Last... Fred Michael Ward Dorian McDuffy trjqoi •( sriqoi (left) Mr. Young gives out cards for the start of the game. ARENA (below) Debbie Weisbard and Lisa Buehner at the English table. ). Tobias (left) Bobby Bayer tries his luck at the science table. (below) The physical educa- tion table is always a fun stop. (right) Mrs. Schiffman trying to get an in- dustrial arts course for one of her students. GAME (below) Mr. Rosenberg and Mr. Gavit do not look as if they are buying the story being told by JoAnn Thornton. J. Tobias Sherman Stoddard at the math table. (below) The guidance coun- selors give willing assistance as you progress through the game. ). Tobias M. Klein INSTEAD OF .. . 102 working in a chemistry lab reading Shakespeare YOU COULD • • • get a bite to eat fall asleep take a drink talk to a cow 103 JoAnn Schnoll Michael Lenusky and Laura Brief Suzi Woolley and Robyn Mick 04 Courtney Vaeth and Kathy Darwin Lisa Gross and Will Rehling Mary Barton and Jeff Rein Laura Bermingham and Chris Sheridan Robert Lindeman and Charles Coleman 105 GAME SHOW NIGHT The Dating Game (above) Jill Geddes studios the shadows of her three possible dates — Harris Kirsch, Barry Perilstein and Danny Wilhoft. (below) Stephen Pine listens to an answer from one of his choices, (right) Jennifer Mallett, Heather Brown and Lisa Gross. 106 Name that Tune was the second game of the evening, (left) Tim Smith is shown with four contestants, (below) Gail Silverman and Jeanne Gonsalves. Name That Tune 107 Roger Cohen Marc Hamburger Robert Maxton Clark Morton Alison Bibbons Robert Kaufman 108 Nick Amato V. Stars 109 I ROBERT ADELMAN CHRISTOPHER ALLEYNE THOMAS G. AIOSA TRACEY LYNNE ALEXANDER KIMBERLY ARONSON ARTHUR ANDREWS ALEXANDER S.ARANCIO LAURA ASKEW RANDI W. BACMEISTER CARLOS T. BALA GAT STEVE M. BALA VENDER MARIA BALDI no NICOLA AMATO EHAB AMR JAMES W. ATTERBURY MICHAEL R. AUSTIN ROBERT ADEIMAN I Heard A Sound In The Brush, It Was The Bureaucrats. I Turned And Fired 8 Shots, But They Still Followed. TOM AIOSA Talk About A Orcam, Try To Make It Real THE BOSS 12 18 (Soccer, Baseball HI) TRACEY ALEXANDER The Hardest Thing About living Is Making life Satisfying GOIUDANA HilABER THANX MR. LSMM RMPIWBF1D NICK AMATO It's Hard To Detect Good Luck—It Looks So Much Like Something You've Earned. State Champs 78, 79 ALEX A. ... There's Always Just One More Day And It's Always Gonna Be That Way-Bruce D.S. - 9 21 IAX '148' Road Trip OLIVE OYL THE MORE YOU LOOK, THE MORE YOU LIKE MAZDA RX-7 JIM ATTERBURY LIVE ON, ERI. NITES - THE NEARSE, THE 80YS, BRUCE M. AUSTIN l.R R. Fri. nights up the rink Suburban Cowboy up the res. Sat. Parties RANDI W. BACMEISTER tike An Image Passing By .. . We Learn By Our Mistakes. New Years '80' Billy 'N' Me 4 21 80 Forever Friends JOHN (C.8.) Four wheeling. The bump. 714, Pink Floyd, AC-DC, jeep. Skiing, 26-31. JM. y QCo0 Uy MT EVER Y lz bo x. rdE Virofcp. ftoj r m6tr SANDRA BARILLA ROBERT BARLETTA JOHN D. BECHTOLD GLORIA GOOD TIMES IN THE Z PUNK OUT! MARK, JOE. MUDD, MEDOW8ROOK . . . ALWAYS AND FOREVER SHARON CADDY 77 GOT THAT RAP MARIA BAIDI AND EVEN THOUGH WE AIN'T GOT MONEY . . . DANNY'S SONG FRIENDS OF THE DEVIL, JERRY GARCIA FOREVER! OUR HOUSE. SANDY BARILLA Take me to Funky Town last of the 8arilla's Friends — Lisa ROB BARLETTA It's Too late Too lose The Weight You Used To Need To Throw Around. DAED LUFETARG Scull And ROSES. ALISON BARRY ESTO PECCATOR ET PECCA FORTITER,- SED FORTIUS FIDE ET GAUDE.- MARTIN LUTHER V_________________________________________________ J.U. THE TIMES THAT WE WERE HAPPY WERE THE TIMES WE NEVER TRIED. I IUV MW TD, 83-16, WHIP IT FIREBIRD, UM. JC, F- MEOW MARY BARTON For This Relief Much Thanks —William Shakespear WHAP (Everybody) . .. WHLBOY, Jeff, Thanks .. . NANCY BAUSMITH Never Give Up — Smile And The World Smiles Back! The Beauty Of life Is In The Dance Not The Applause. BINX From Books To SAT Scores To Budweiscr And The Doors. Jim Morrison lives, CHS Soccer State Champs, BD BECHS THANKS TO ALT PRO JG EC AB PC AK BECHS 81 DEBBIE ILY ART NAVY PHIL PLUMBER DAD MOM JIM RUTH DEB KD FRIEND ___________________________________________________ 111 ROBERT D. BAYER THOMAS BONASSISA ANDREW B. BECKER FRANCINE BELO LISA BENTKOWSKI MAUREEN BERMINCHAM KEVIN ALBERT BIANCHI CINO BIANCHINI STEVE J. BLAU PAULBUZARD JOSHUA). BLOOM JOSFPH BRADLEY JONATHAN BRESSMAN LAURA BRIEF 112 PAMELA GAIL BERK BETH L. BERMAN ALISON BIBBINS BARBARA BLACK MICHAEL DAVID BLUMENAU PEGGY A. BOGAN MARYBRIENZA ELIZABETH BROADBENT RUTH BECHTOLD LIVE, LOVE, LAUGH, MAKE MONEY! BB |B DY AM ET BT ST XES ROCK THANX D M EIFI- PHIL IAUGOIS- MY HONEY! ANDREW B. BECKER COGITO. ERGO SUM-DESCARTES FRANNIE G. COMMUNICATION'S BREAKDOWN, LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION! JD MEMORIES LAST FOREVER. WANDERERS- TPIHOW FESS-UP (UK'S) LISA BENTKOWSKI Life Was Mcani For Having Fun As We Were Meant To Be. Jorma Walk Thru Splintered Sunlight, Grateful DEAD PAMELA GAIL BERK Happiness, Is The Most Precious Achievement In Life; ILU Brian CW-BFF, DKE LP MS MFU 6+T DECADE RAH! PRUB BETH L. BERMAN EVERYTHING - B.S. NEVER, NEVER SAY NEVER! BETTER BEnEfMJEllEVMf OREVER MA LE l M LAURA BERMINGHAM The memories will live forever lohn Lennon Sum 80 D.S. Ill. Cal. VB Roofing Inc. Mr. C. N.A.T.A.D.S. MAUREEN BERMINGHAM This Day Is For love. Show Someone Love. This Day Is For Tomorrow, Treasure It’s Memory. )P Spy )UD 8FE BIANC'S The Wild And The Innocent Bruce The 8oss Springsteen GO NAVY LAX '81 Crappler 13S T— What USNA? The Boys BIANCHINI Check it out before doing it. ALISON BIBBINS THE MOST UTTERLY LOST OF All DAYS IS THAT IN WHICH YOU HAVE NOT ONCE LAUGHED GBC V-BAll )B PC DICKY DOC BARB BLEEP! Friendship is the evening's shadow, which strengthens w'ith the setting sun of life. Twisted Sisters I did it! KAREN L. BLASI The Touch Of A Friend Is Enough. Westbound Vicarious Feb. Searchin' 8lashi, Beck A Calimano CMW-D30: Goombye! ZK BLAU 69 Bird Riff-Raff Hanging In 8asements Pool Playing 4th BRUNCH AC-DC ROCKS ON CP 7 19 00 PAUL BLIZARD � 67 Knife, Football You Bet, Get In The House, Cheap Trills, HWT, AL V.C. Yo Cuz, Red Dog� l DDS Lips JOSHUA BLOOM Kangaroos, Tortoises, Fireflies, And Chimpanzees Arc Indefatigable. MICHAEL DAVID BLUMENAU WE LL All Stick Together You Can Take That To The Bank C.D.B. 80-81 BUNI FEDERAL BBBBBBB PEGGY PECLET BOGAN If You Can't Be With The One You Love ... love The One You're With Oh Well Rah! 6mics;c8's; FF; OC; 13 8RUCE THOMAS BONASSISA SPITFIRE BAND R.P. B.N. E.S. Good Friends Rock lives JOSEPH BRADLEY From the houses of the holy we can watch the white girls go LED ZEPPELIN ACDC Blau's Basement Parties JONATHAN BRESSMAN BREAK YOUR BACK TO EARN YOUR PAY AND DON'T FORGET TO GROVEL - The Clash LAURA BRIEF You Can't Always Get What You Want LBI—SUMMER—80 L.O.T.B.'S Cl 123 RAH!!! J.J.J.L.I.8.S. MARY BRIENZA Where Words Fail, Dance Speaks. Shanty Jn'M cht s'ytrap Revo M J 8ESTY BROADBENT THE SECRET OF LIFE IS ENJOYING THE PASSING OF TIME. THE TRIO, VT.78-79, KNUCKS, XCRUNNERSDI. B.JOCK - ButzyRB 113 HEATHER J. BROWN TIMOTHY BROWN AMY j. BRUBAKER CLAUDIA J. BRUNO DENTON BRYAN DAVID BUFO GAIL D. BRYANT PAULBUNIS ANN BUNNaL DEBORAH K. BURDORF LISA ANN BUEHNER GENAVEE MONICE BRUNSON CHRIS BRUTZMAN CtfRJSTANNE L BUFFA ANN BYGBALLE MONICA BUEHNER MARYELLEN BUTERA CHRISTINE MARIE CAREY SALCARNEVALE AMY BRU —A point in every direction it the same as no point at all. Eggplant. Your Crape, Meet me at the bars CLAUDIA BRUNO Differences in people are a fact of life not a measure of worth Thanks for all the love DW yours RS+C8 Ky GENAVEE BRUNSON A FOOL WILL LOSE TOMORROW LOOKING BACK ON YESTERDAY. CHRIS BRUTZMAN A .MAN HAS GOT TO KNOW HIS LIMITATIONS. RAMRODING, BRUCE, EXCRE., SHORE 80-81 V_____________________________________________ --------------------------------------------- DENITO BRYAN lust call me Doc. 74 Capri, basketball, 76ers and the good Doctor, Fern M„ and other great things. y SMILEY THERE IS NO WAY TO RETURN TO THE PAST, SO LIVE EVERY DAY AS IF IT WERE YOUR LAST 24 B-BALL TRACK BUCK WE CHASED OUR PLEASURES HERE, WE DUG OUR TREASURES THERE, OPPORTUNITY IS OPEN, ONLY FOR THOSE WHO DARE BUEHNER BABY I'M Learning! That's What I Like About You Kaluah � 5 ORTLEY 1980 JG DM D) EB MB SK KK DB'S MOM CHRISTIANNE L. BUFFA What you are is God's gift to you; what you make of yourself «s your gift to God Hey AF DT SD 8252? Smile V.________________________________________________ BOOF A MAN'S FRIENDS ARE THE BEST MEASURE OF HIS WORTH. THANKS DEB! WILBUR FIOTILLO LAX 1 GORDON ROADTRIP! PAUL ROCKY BUNIS We'll All Stick Together You Can Take That TO The Bank Federal Bunk Blue Yo Rock OOP'S BBBBBBBB ANN BUNNELL Life Is Full Of Memories, But We Have Not Yet Faced The Future. It Will Bring More Memories. DEBBIE BIRD BURDORF THE END IS JUST THE BEGINNING Sweet Memories! c8;oc;6mics. FH 14; THE GROUP GTBTGYGWT! AHWUBTGYGWT! AHWUBEWEPOUREVA JIM V s BOOT Sometimes I lie Awake At Night And Wonder Where My Life Will Lead Me Mar2 GTBTGYGWT J.C.-Still The One NEXT TIME I'M GOING TO U.S. I'LL PROMISE TO CHANGE MY NAME! IVACKY-JACKIE SOCCER (MAD) Jocko—Butay EJBJ Friends HARVEYHEYAIPHOS! Sum 78 Don UNMASKTOMROW 11 26 CAPT lac England—RATS! BILL CANNAN Nihongo O Walkarimasen Ka? Baka Hito-tachi. Anata Wa Gako O Amarii Skijiarui, Desu Nc? Ganbattle Kurasu 80! THE CAP OH, let The Sun Beat Down Upon My Face. Stars To Fill My Dreams ... love Ya Always BABE, JS . . . K.8. MOM. CHRIS Take Good Care Of What You've Got Good Friends, Good Times — The Gang, Maine, Lost River W,Va. IF,JF SAL CARNEVALE SAT VH LYNX The Group DM NC TS VN ... Live With No Fear H)jrin |n i WitMih 1op ) vin Again 115 TINA CARTER KATHY CARROLL SUZANNE CHENG BETH ANN COGAN of uck O ■ (V cAU-V ! '(- wt spO Tv A WeA - VVnc WILLIAM JAMES CASHEN JR NICKY CASTILLO r MICHELE CIFELLO THOMAS CLEGG LESLIE CAROLYN COHEN MICHAEL COHN EDWARD CONKLIN LISA CASSANDRA CONLIN JOHN CATACALOS NURHAYAT CENCIZ TODD COBBS SILVIA COCOZZA KATHRYN S. COLES NEIL COLLINS JAMES CONNORS ANDREW J. CONROY TINA CARTER Moving Right Along, Foot loose And fancy Free! Triangle 18TC8 2 14 79 SQMBl Dom! Rmber Our Falls WILLIAM JAMES CASHEN JR PLAY THE STEREO LOUD WHEN I'M AWAY FROM THE MADDENING CROWD SMOKIN' JOKIN' CLOWNS WE ALL ARE — 15GET YOU20 NICKA THE BOYZ, THE FACES, TRANS-MAN, MARGARET—10 4, COOD MEMORIES, T-WHAT FELLA'S? WHAT NEXT BOYZ? SUZANNE So Little Done, So Much To Do. — Cecil J. Rhodes... Myself, Against Whom I Know Most Faults. — Wm S. MAY-YING CHU Better by far you should forget and smile than that you should remember and be sad. (Bac— Let's Go!) MICHELE CIFELLO Life Is Made For Sharing With Friends IF, JF, CC, AC. PM, P, G, P. P, T. M, M, OUR GANG'' ILU March 22 — August 1 81 TOM CLEGG Doesn't have a point of view, knows not where he's going to, isn't he a bit like you and me? TODD COBBS Howie 66 Get In The House Black Jack Cougar Baseball ul Musicman Stingray Charger 400 4bbl Slick cooz THE SECRET OF LIFE IS THE PASSAGE OF TIME - YOU 4 I, BP BH-CCNE $16;J’S NYC CA .. . THANKS SL,TT NEVER SAY BYE CUZ THE BOYZ—Faces M.B.9 77 Someday We'll Look Back On This And It Will Seem funny BRUCE HOT SPOT TSC BETIA COGAN Genabee-KAT OF 95,mbj-Mr. MONK'S-RATHO Hare-LET'S GO bk(kcys). What's The Comb., NY, Junior, HTP, MM, Mag. Lupus LESLIE C. COHEN It's No Use Going Back To Yesterday; I Was A Different Person Then. Je Vous Aime EE. SW, JS, DC, KP, HSG, BIFF MIKE COHN I've Made My Mind Up That's Meant To Be; We’re Young And Strong Just Runnin' Gainst The Wind—Road Trip 81 KATIE COLES I've Had Some Good Times And Some Bad Ones 8ut Its All Over Now NEIL COLLINS I Found The Simple life. Ain't So Simple. V.H. S.A.T. L.L. L.T. JENNIFER COMMINGS None but ourselves can free our minds — Bob Marley Trips at 1- 10 LBI, summer in the city; Wash. Sq. LIB144 BRIAN The Best Way To Make Dreams Come True Is To Wakeup BC- DA, EH, Cf, GN, IK. CU, FE, HT, CS, 8M, CO, DR, CR, SR, (HS) LISA CASSANDRA CONLIN AMBITIONS RAINBOWS SHOWERS CHEAPSKATES We've Done It YA ONLY LIVE ONCE FRIENDS OF GOLD MG OS MS CL AD ANDY CONROY DONT DRAW THE QUEEN OF DIAMONDS, SHE'LL BEAT YOU IF SHE'S ABLE THE QUEEN OF HEARTS IS YOUR BEST BET. 117 DEBORAH COOCAN DONNA CORCORAN MARY KATE COSCROVE JENNIFER CRAUGH NICOLA CURTIS SUSAN CUTLER DAN DALY DANTE D'AMATO CHRIS DAVIS KEVIN DASILVA RUTH DAVIS JOAN E. DELUISI WILLIAM DEFINO ROBERT S.DEJONG MAIJA A. DAVLOUROS QUENTIN DAVID DEMARCO GRACE CROWUEY CATHY CUPOU MICHAEL DANIELS KATHERINE DARWIN JACQUELINE MBtUE DEAR KATHRYN DECKER MARK DEMERES CAROLYN T. DEMPSEY J DEBBIE COOGAN WE DO NOT REMEMBER DAYS, WE REMEMBER MOMENTS. TO THE BEST OF FRIENDS: C.R. D.M. J.K. DONNA CORCORAN Happy Times Thai Mean The Most Are Kepi In Memory Very Clou- BFST-2CDG C-Rah BK Bs )b-T Ssj-VVhp RT MARY KATE COSGROVE It's My Turn To Try And Find My Way, And If I Should Gel Lost Ai least I'll Always Say It's My Turn. JENNIFER CRAUGH And when you've found another soul who sees into your own take good care of each other. Monger STTOAFIE GRACE CROWLEY IF YOU CAN, BE LOVE, LOVED, AND LOVABLE. OLDER MEN, SO FAR AWAY. L8I. BRAN? DIET? DOUBT IT. SHANTY. EHT SYTRAP REVO m |ETO RIDE WITH THE WIND. MUSIC, AND THE NIGHT. IT'S MORE A REALITY THAN A DREAM. LESS A NEED THAN A _ WANT. NIKKI CURTIS WE ARE SECRETS TO EACH OTHER EACH ONE'S LIFE A NOVEL. LOVE ALWAYS TO MY FRIENDS AT SERC. S.S. A.D. SUSAN CUTLER SOMEDAY WE LL LOOK BACK AT THIS AND IT WILL ALL SEEM FUNNY - 8.S. FOREVER FRIENDS DAN DALY LONG D DALY OLOA I TREASURE WITH A THOUSAND HEARTS GET A SET! QUARTERS MARTY FIG TIMS DIP SOG DUNCAN PHANG 19 DANTE DAMATO ED-WE WERE SPLIT UP, WAS LUCKY, BUT I WISH YOU'D BEEN HERE. MICHAEL DANIELS I'd Rather Be Flying Cath You Uter JM TD KW JM Hang In There Guys It's Not Over Yet KATHY DARWIN I am Not Afraid Of Tomorrow, For I Have Seen Yesterday And I lose Today GTBTGYGWT CHEERS! KEVIN G. DASILVA 2-19 CAN'T WAIT PARTY IN COLLEGE NO TACK GU GIRLS AT MV THE BEST SQUAD THIS SUMMERIfl SKIP ALL THE PARTIES, ALL THE FUN. ALL THE GOOD TIMES THAT ARE GONE AND DONE, KEEP RAISING HELL (CLASS OF 81) RUTH DAVIS TO ALL MY FRIENDS, CRAZY PEOPLE KEEP THE WORLD SANE SMILE! (MAD) MAIJA RATS! We Shall Pass Sights Of Splendor On The Door Of A New Life It Had To Happen Soon I Guess — Where World Fail, Music Speaks WJC 11 26 JACY DEAR GOOD TIMES ARE COMING I HEAR IT EVERYWHERE I CO I LOVE MOOSH FRIENDS 4EVER LAURA LB! DECH Happiness Is A Direction Not A Place Twirlmg. Redrea+,Friendships Fellowship Thanks For The Fun CHS! BILL You Only live But Once Is Enough If You Live It Right DAMNEDEFINO! ROBERT S. DEJONG JOAN E. DELUISI A MOMENT MAY BE TEMPORARY BUT THE MEMORY LASTS FOREVER MM MR LR THANKS M D PSSJM BP HOLY TRIO KSJLDC SQUINTY THE BOYZ, T-WHAT FELLA'S? . . . GOOD MEMORIES THE BOXER, 12S GOLDEN GLOVES . . . THANKS HY. C.H. 11 80 CAROLYN T. DEMPSEY If Dreams Came True Wouldn't That Be Nice GTBTGYGWT JEEZ LOUISE! SFL FEE —BAA! CHECK Ya Cuys later 119 ASHISH PRAFULLA DESAI KIMBERLY DESIEN LINDA E. DEUTSCH LORI DiDONATO ADRIENEDLOGOSZ JOSEPH A. DOLAN DAVID DEVOY DONNELLY DANIEL DOYLE 1 r an' 'ffas'T 7H TIMOTHY C. EDWARD THOMAS DUHIG LAURIE C. EDWARDS 120 ROBERT DIETERS SUSAN DiROMA i agr- PETER DUCHESNEAU KARLA I. DUDZIK WILUAM J. ECKERT IV KARL (LIEF) ERIKSSON DONNA M. EDMUND MARIA THERESA ESTEVES ■ f HASH DAO LET THE HOSTAGES GO PLEASE!! CREASE CLUB, LAX 81 KIMMIE TOM I LOVE YOU CAMARO THANKS MOM+DAD TH TO AM MM Beach Heaven W 80 Styx 79 Queen 80 HCGSRS25ML LINDA E. DEUTSH ACCEPT THE THINGS YOU CANNOT CHANGE, AND CHANGE THE THINGS YOU CANNOT ACCEPTS. MANY THANKS A.F. LORI DIDONATO Kiss today goodbye, the sweetness and the sorrow. FF-AN'G, LC BOB DIETERS SPEEDEITERS BONGS; HITS White Riot Around The World The Goon Squad Turn To The Left Then It Turns To The Right. I J ADRIENE DLUGOSZ ! - YAHOO!! — DI MEM8ER ME MARVIN, SNEDIS LETS TAKE A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE DEJAVU IT GEN; MIC OR MIC LIGHT JOE DOLAN BUT IN DEED, A FRIEND IS NEVER KNOWN TILL A MAN HAVE NEED. PC—JD—DH—1000 8UDS—RK(FL) DAVID DEVOY DONNELLY I BELONG TO THE BLANK GENERATION DANNY ED DOYLE TWO OUT OF THREE AIN'T 8AD; IT AIN'T GREAT EITHER CHS Booters 10 CG Still Hangin On Truely Amazing PETER DUCHESNEAU ... never look back—never more follow—take your own way. Harriet Monroe KARLA I. DUDZIK Here Is A Test To Find Whether Your Mission On Earth Is Jmished lf You’re Alive, It Isn't. Richard Bach ANNE (IE) DUFFELL KEEP YOUR MEMORIES FOR YOUR TOMORROWS ... BIB-EDITH, HOW'S SHIRELEY? KB CAROKU)—AGB T)F THANKS DAD MOM. J N CERRI LIFE IS FOR US TO KEEP AND WE'LL SEE IT THROUGH FGTS MSF FRIENDS ARE FOREVER SC AW1 TOMMY GTBTGYWT FWABT RICH -FROM HERE. TO ETERNITY— WHAT NOW?— THE BIG E LIVES - 188 ECKS WE'RE LIVING IN OUR OWN PRIVATE IDAHOES 88 NEW YEAR'S '80 ME'N'RANDI 4 21 80 1FOR1 28YDS THANKS DONNA EDMUND Your Drams Are What You Make Them, So find That IMP octant One And Make It Your Reality. RICHIE SHDHDLAD V TIM YOU'R A GREAT AMERICAN MR C PETE AND HASH REMEMBER THE FLESHERS SUMMER 1980. y C----------------------------------------------------- LAURIE EDWARDS WITHIN YOU THERE IS A STILLNESS AND SANCTUARY TO WHICH YOU CAN RETREAT ANY TIME AND BE YOURSELF PERU BABY THERE'S SO MANY DREAMS I'VE YET TO FIND BUT THERE'S SO FAR AWAY. LIFY ALEX FOR EVER AND EVER. FEB24.80 RACHEL EPSTEIN Wails And Words Can Be Stifled But In Laughter — Even The Gagged Can Indulge. l.K. J.S. C.K E.J. LIEF THE BOSS IS A LOSS HE DROWNED IN THE RIVER BON IS GONE BUT WILL LIVE FOREVER SOCCERTTT20 THERESA ESTEVES Don't STOP Thinking About Tomorrow, Or The Things To Come And Things You Done RR DH V____________________ 121 JAMES B. EVANS MARGARET J. FARRELL DAN FELL MICHAEL KEITH FIELD TANIA FLEISCHER JAMES ENDRE FRATER STEPHEN FLOOD LORI LEN FRENCH THOMAS FOLIGNO JEANNE GAINSBURG STEPHEN I. GEVIRTZ DOUGLAS B. GILBERT CHRISTINE L. GILDEA LOUIS C. GIORDANO 122 i BRIAN M. FINN MICHAEL ROBERT HORINI GAYGESTEN MARK GESTRING RALPH GIORDANO STEPHEN GIORDANO JIM EVANS TO Jennifer, Ailson, Cammy, Orcw, Jayne, Silvia, Cathy, Nancy, Beth, Sue, Debbie, Lynn, Eileen love You All. MEG FARRELL High M Above I. HANDEL LIVES! Aida, POPULO. I've Cot To Find A Reason For Living On Thu Earth — CARNIVAL. MIKE Sometimes The Cards Ain't Worth A Dime If You Don't Lay Them Down— Hey STEVIE: Check It Out!!! LH-OBBY 8RIAN M. FINN Although We Choose Between Reality And Madness It's Either Sadness Or Euphoria ILU PAM THE BOX'' FINNO MIKE FIORINI You're Scared And You're Thinkin That Maybe We Ain't That Young Anymore - Bruce FIO 25 LAX JS TOC ROADTRIP FLACHY Happiness Is Good Times And Good Friends — CCACMCLFPM — Oh Jackie — Maplewood Hotline — OUR GANG — BRUCE 11-27-80 TANIA FLEISCHER MUSIC Is Essential!)' Useless, As life Is Jeanne! Huh? I’m So ... WHAP; Now May I Play? STEVE DUD FLOOD THANKS MOM DAD B.HAG 2 BASEBALL HUSTLE CREW 21 TREMONT BRUCE 12 19 SQUAN BEACHCOMBER BUD JULIE MCAWEEN CS THOMAS FOLIGNO 33 BRUCE SO WE CLOSED OUR EYES AND SAID GOODBYE ORTLEY Qs Tims Dip Many Sunday FootBAll G.D. Long CHRIS FORDE You Only Live Once, 8ut If You Do It Right Once Is Enough. Good Luck: WR(HH), AH, LJ (A Unicorn!) D,H, MEMS DAWN FOX Blow Those Noodles! SO CO Goombat's C+D VIC'S IHCV W AR h eopIr r arentOiVorne U bout JEANNE FRANCIS I Set By With A Little Help From MY Friends DECADE + 2 TRIO E+B-VT VBALl . .. The Memories Are All In My Mind SLIM He Died For Us, That All Of Us, Whether Awake Or Asleep, Together Might Live With Him. —1 Thes 5:10 FRENCHY SHOW A LITTLE FAITH THERE'S MAGIC IN THE NIGHT ... THE BOSS FHYB «21 Lost River W.Va. THE GANG TFLY TOM 3 JEANNE GAINSBURC My Brain Hurts — M.Python (Tan! Huh?; WHAP) Thanks For Everything Mr.C GAY FANEE I've Cried. With The Best, Laughed With The Rest, So Far Away, ms, JOHN, GT. BT, GY. Aim, CD, Life Games STEPHEN GERVIRTZ Everyone is ignorant, only on different subjects. f---------------------------------------- s MARK GESTRING If The ' Only Knew - SIOG. A.K. 16Sg. DOUG GILBERT Enjoy yourself, it's later than you think. Whap CHRIS GILDEA My life Has Given Me Much More Than Memories. Trips At 1 10 LBI S Smiles Jimmy. LOU GIORDANO 78VETTE BLACK BEAUTY STEPHEN GIORDANO I'm Coin' Where The Water Tastes Like Wine L.8.I. I LOVE YOU MOOSHY Best Friends Mike Sean Soccer I f------------------------------------------------- 123 OLGAGIRAL PHILIP GISSER CRYSTAL GODFREY SHARON A. GODWIN KIM GORDON LESLIE GOSLING RITA JEAN GRASSO THOMAS GRAVES LISA JAYNE GROSS CLAUDIA GROSSO MARCELO M. GUIMARAES JR. HILARY GURNER LINDA ROSE GUY MARY MICHELLE GUYTON CHRISTINE M. HADLEY DENISE HADU 124 LOUISE ELLEN GOLDSMITH ROBERT COM® PAUL GREAVES JILL GREENBERG CATHRINE B. GUTHRIE NEALGUTZMORE KATHIHAHN MARC L. HAMBURGER BONEHEAD Remember All The Good Times We Had $H, DH, DE. KR Love Is Lening Go Free If It Comes Back It's Your 8C. So long Columbia. MARC HAMBURGER Talk about a dream, try to make it real — THE BOSS. Get in the house! BURG Thanks PC LATER QUATER! LAX KINKY Everytime I’m With You My Life Becomes Complete DAN True Friends CT MS MK CH Good Times Summer 80 4-15 SHARON GODWIN Mario 3-19-78 ... Good Friends Arc Good Memories Good Memories Are In 1921 Kathy! The Bird At Ray's House LOUISE GOLDSMITH It Matters Not What You Arc Thought To Be, But What You Are— 7cc2 TUCKER BOB COMER The Old Believe Everything, The Middle-Aged Suspect Everything, And The Young Know Everything. MS SS KIMBERLY GORDON To Those Who Are Still In Columbia OS. C.S. R.C. K.C. L.L. P.P. A.P. D.W. l.G. J.L. K.D. G.S. M.M. S.N. P.N. SONYA, TRACY, STACY S.H. SPECIAL KAY LESLIE GOSLING Face the sunshine and lot the shadows fall behind. The BUG Rob, can you fathom it? JILL GREENBERG LOVE WHEN YOU CAN, CRY WHEN YOU HAVE TO. BE WHO YOU MUST THAT’S A PART OF THE PLAN f---------------------------------------------- LISA GROSS You Don't FHave To Co Looking For Love When It Is Where You Come From. PRKS W |R. Trips At 1 10 LSI COK. | CLAUDIA GROSSO We're Gonna Get To That Place Where We Really Want To Go. bfst-2CDG s w-rah 8K SKI Mass 8DJG SSJ-WHP MARCELO SO LONC HEY THANKS MY FRIENDS I GUESS I'll TRY MY LUCK AGAIN' - I.H.S. — THE ARROW 79 - MANASQUAN '80 - THE BOYZ CATHY 'GOOFRAY' GUTHRIE LIFE IS TO ENJOY, THE SOONER YOU START THE LONGER YOU HAVE. IT'S BEEN REAL GUYS, BOFNP TO AW (DD I LOVE YA) GUTZMORE NEAL To Get Something Out Of life, You Have To Give A Little. Death Squad 80-81 N LINDA GUY If Only The Moments Could last Forever! The BOSS! USA Crazy 8. 6 MISC, OC, RARA! LUVYafflO, Michael 4cver! 2 25 77 MARY M. GUYTON It's Not An End, It's A Beginning. COALS Wonderful GOALS GLORIOUS GOALS FH, BB. TF-The Best Times SEE Ya CHRIS Good Times — Good Friends — gd mk og ad ds Mill OG Crystal Ship 80 The Party’s Not Over — It's Beginning. KATHI HAHN M. Park, CD'S, Kahns, Munch Out, Buzzing Or What?!, Neil Young, T Rings, Colorado, MK, DW. DR, MB, CM The H. Guys!! N JZT r (r h GU y,V vj- ■ - --- C) ’ Jgk C£ fi r 6- V. C e J 4P Ay wmen 5 ? 6 . 7 ’ GOG Co ?C r a ‘5 C ?S'3 GLENN D. HARRIS VIRGIL HAYES KATE HAUCK DEAN ROBKT HAMILTON [ t«0 LxftA- — jcaS Sa er osfrcy ✓V o iifc SUSAN E. HENRY au v fe. 3‘ ni 3 VC-1 vA- rO U O 6£TT?r £. 0 V.i{, '' A - yo J +K A K - 'oC r ( o v - loScr u a( C_ •V- a_ v ’S l 4 Vwc. STEPHEN HOLMES c_v vss lo v. 126 ' JAMES HERUHY PHIL HESS HOWARD HOFFMAN JOHN F. HOLLER AN £ ol 6 - ,A ‘Af(i W(Z$ ? n oU5 'J f IVAN R. HOLTZ DEBORAH A. HOOD AMY M. HOULE •«-_ «J -------------------------------------------- BONEHEAD Hold fast To Your Dreams And Don't Let Anyone STOP You Deb LC DE DH Cuarinos TD 11 20 77 DH Patrol JC Disco PHIL-UP-THE-BOWL SCHOOL FOREVER NO MORE! RUSTY IS VERY RESTINATED THE LOFT OPIUM DEN PINK FLOYD AC DC PRIEST LEMMON 714 DB TILICA HICKEL Memories Of All My Good friends. SARAH. MAX. CAROLYN. And Eddie. Along With Our 1st Floor Girlsroom. COLLEEN HIGGINS DON’T EVEN TRY TO UNDERSTAND JUST FIND A PLACE TO MAKE YOUR STAND AND TAKE IT EASY HOWARD HOFFMAN But you don't understand— I want it all. Oh my God, I can't believe we're alive— I feel fine! 5 Thanks U2 4aJd ROCKY MANY THANKS, TO Hollern' HAL ! MY THREE SONS RR. Rl! LETS CUT? AGAIN? LETS GO ! '78-81 BB CRUISIN.69 FB! GLENN D. HARRIS That Which Does Not Kill Me Only Makes Me Stronger Columbia Wrestling 122 lax «42 1 981 Sen«ors Rule HAUCKER Calling All Bafoons PAM COL Kate KNOPFER yc cyn- ROSEMOND Blinklites ROAD-Trip LYNN—You're LOSIN IT B.G. KIM And Even Now Believe That It's Not REAL AND ONLY A DREAM. 81 Who? We're HAVIN' A PARTY!!! HHTDJG ELLYN HELMS It may be raining, but there's a rainbow above you. 8B + EH 7 3 80. US, , sfr eas? ihpTuau. aM- PttK j dfrcouiL' s. KIMBERLY HICKS COLLEEN HIGGINS y X: KIM HAYNES ELLYN HELMS ■ r DILTON Do What It Takes To Win What You've Got Dreams Are For Sleepers MAURA HOLLEY Our Struggle Is Changing Our Lives. Friends Make It Easier. J.E. Shanty M'n'J N.N.G. ylrap revo D.8.D. KEVIN HOLMES Rest assured that a walk through the ocean of most souls would hardly get your feet wet. T.H. STEPHEN HOLMES 50 25 DE-C CAT REMEMBER HOWIE AW GO ON GET IN THE HOUSE 8EHIND THE PLATE YEAAAIGHT BLACKJACK 25 YUBBS IVAN HOLTZ life Is Waking Up Each Morning; And This Is Just Another Morning After. KEVIN HOLMES VICTOR HOLLINGR ANNA HSU s----------------------------------------------- BONEHEAD Let The Good Times Roll Friends Memories Forever: Wild Horses freebird Paul 11 1 80 SH DH DE LK AMY HOULE MANY PLACES YET TO VISIT MANY PEOPLE YET TO KNOW, SO IN FOLLOWING MY DREAMS I WILL LIVE AND I WILL GROW. LISHA HOWARD THE KEY TO SUCCESS IS GOAL SETTING. REALISTIC GOALS THAT ONE SETS FOR HIMSELF CAN BE REACHED. Love To kk ANNA HSU Genius is one per-cent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration — Thomas Edison 'Txox: 6- :rr Mint „ H. CO. £ . 4ihl Scoe. ! (■ f'nd' yti dj e x V- ' 127 LISA HUBER MAN TAMARA LYNN JACOBS MARK IANTOSCA RICHARD P. IMPAGUA GEORGETTE JAMES MARCHETTE JOHNSON KIMBERLY ANN JACKSON WILLIAM JOHNSON 128 SUSAN M. KAES LAUREN M. KAUGO PATRICIA A. KANT JUDITH KARLIN BETSY JACOBS ELLEN JACOBS MARIANNE JOHNSTON THOMAS JOHNSTON MELINDA JOSEPH MARYBETHG. JOYCE CAROL LYNN KATILUS DANA R. KASEN ■I_________________I MARK LIFE IS JUST ONE DAMNED THING AFTER ANOTHER ROGY IT'S ALL OVER SON, SHAFT. RR DH MY THREE SONS, OK VM DH THE WANDERERS, HY THANKS, 71 OH YEA!, SKATMAN LISA HU8ERMAN SHALOM! SUSIE KAES I wish only the happy things in life for all and the ability to accept the seasons of our heart Maria 718 LAUREN M. KALIGO THE GOAL OF YESTERDAY WILL BE THE STARTING POINT OF TOMORROW, FOR WHAT ARDENTY WE WISH WE SOON BELIEVE. _______________________________________________________ --------------- PATTI KANT MY LOVE TO MICHAEL NOW AND ALWAYS, 3-21-77, Much Love And Thanks To M.D.A. Wrestling Mgr, SSS-'80 Int.D.f JUDY KARLIN Hi To Family And Friends. CHS—Good Times, Bad Times, Fun Times, Sad Times ... EJ nabc 2d's oct bys!GH CR— B AR DANA KASEN “From A Stubborn Wind Comes A Stormy Sea. ; Kase; Reeses Peanut 8uttcr Cups. CAROL LYNN KATILUS Try Not To Try Too Hard, It's Just A Lovely Ride. Crazy Summers In FLA. — Right Rache? 8K W.E.R. Pididle! “DENISE JAMES 5 Special 80 Sum Of 80 S GREG WLB SJ KH MP RJ TEE-GAR You Live And You Learn Class Of 81 LJN TA V_____________________________________ ------------------------------------- MARIANNE JOHNSTON Talk About A Dream, Try To Make It Real Mar2 M+D TFAYL I These Are The Good Old Days FTBTGYGWT N TOM JOHNSTON SPYDER Blow Your Doors Off USS WV2GS To All THE END 11 Sorfting Is The Ultimate High Mr. Bee Lizard King Was STACY JONES I AM Yesterday, You Are Today And Together We Are Tomorrow TRIPS At 1-10 L8I VINCE 10-25-79 PC BRONWYN JONKER You Are What You Choose To Be It's Whatever It Is You See That Life Will Become. IP, TINY BUBBLES, SS, GH LINDA JOSEPH Now I Will Believe That There Are Unicorns. SS, CR, RC, CF. RS, MP, FEC, MR), Aida, Zucchihi j MARYBETH JOYCE Bac Mr. Nonk's - RAT JJO.P.E.I. '80. ------------------------------- J ■N MARCHETTE JOHNSON I FINALLY MADE IT. FRIENDS MADE IT ALL WORTHWHILE. LOVE YA A,S. M R. L.C. K M. L.P. T.J. K.W. G.8. J.J. KIM JACKSON THE GREAT THING IN THIS WORLD IS NOT SO MUCH WE STAND AS IN WHAT DIRECTION WE ARE HEADED. BETSY JACOBS I Know That You Know That I love You, What I Want You To Know That I Know You Love Me. ELLEN JACOBS I HUMOR IS A GIFT NOT OF THE MIND, BUT OF THE HEART. IK NABE 2D'S OCT BYS! SPY - EH CUZ RACHI BD PAIN TAMARA Flirtin with Disaster , at Carlo's, is my face dean? GFI Rob! smold VM OK SH (Howie) ncwt(BB) Meg, F. Hockey V_____________________________________________ ) 129 CAROL KATZENBERGER MARYELLEN KEARNEY RICHARD KING t MARY ELLEN KLING 4 . ROBERTS. KAUFMAN SUSAN KENNEDY )OSEPH J. KINNEY KURT KNOTH ■ JAMES KEB8EKUS TOM KENNY CATHERINE ANN KEPPLER KEVIN EDWARD KIRKLAND HARRIS B. KIRSCH ALINE KOLANKOWSKI HARRIS KOMISHANE V FAITH E. KELLER KATHLEEN ANN KELLER TAMMY L. KERSTETTER LAURIE ANN KIMLER DAVID KLEIN MARC KLEIN JOSEPH M. KONCHALSKI RENA KORNBLUH f CAROL KATZENBERCER Oh Bu! The Fire Is Still Burning JA+CK 3-5-79 TFYL JOHN I LOVE YOU B. Button 61 Mrs.A. Decade BUTT SSBS ROB KAUFMAN I To Mature- Is To Co On Creating Oneself Endlessly. JT JD PC JK MARYELLEN KEARNEY THE Time Has Come, When We All Have To Co Our Own Way Cood Times With Good Friends— KH MB C8 CM FAITH KELLER AGLOW WITH THE MAGIC OF DISTANT HORIZONS-BROADWAY! DANCIN'—SWEETIE, ROCK + CHICKEE-WHERE'S HOPE +CHARITY? KATHY KELLER Live For Today. Dream For Tomorrow, But Cherish Yesterday. N.F.+K.K. 4 3 60. KS; DM, CM, PC.Q'S AT C'S— Gethefu!8B V_______________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- KRISTIN KELLY TO BOBBY What We Have Is More Than They Can See- I LOVE YOU- Always+Forever 2 21 80 R.P.(PE) YOU HOWIE! (SUSANJ2 KENNEDY Do It Up REAL Big! Grounded Again?HR? WTHIOM?Rooftop Escape I'm S COMFORTably Numb SNAGGABLES TPIHOW UK' S TOM KENNY SOME DAY YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU WERE HERE JUST THINK, FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE YOU'LL KNOW' THAT LOG 17+1.2304 CATHY KEPPLER If I leave here tomorrow will you still remember me. I'm a bird now and this bird you cannot change. FIDGET . Success Is The Balance Of Hard Work And Talents. JL HR SK PM MNN emembe MRS C O L MT R f----------------------------------- AIR HEAD Every which way but loose summer of 79 80 OP YB KB MC BK Never forget DH DH OP RM WM RICHARD KING I gotta roll, I can't stand still, got a flaming heart can't get my fill SW 8undtcake O.E. 800 L.L. Mad Dog KEVIN E. KIRKLAND It Is Belter To Have Loved And Lost, Than Never To Have Loved At All. FRIENDS FOREVER: MA, PY, KM, LH. HARRIS B. KIRSCH STUBBORN AND ARDENT CLINGING TO ONE'S OPINION THE BEST PROOF OF STUPIDITY. MARC KLEIN As we travel on, love's what we'll remember. V________ ■ ( i MARc— ! Summer Of '801 Homestead—DAGGTF ALAN 6 1 80 Friends— CH GD CT OG FREEBIRD-KK Surprise Party Yeeha! JFJPEB ALINE A. KOLANKOWSKI IF THE DOORS OF PERCEPTION WERE CLEANSED, EVERYTHING WOULD APPEAR TO MAN AS IT TRUELY IS, INFINITE HARRIS KOMISHANE HEY HEY MY MY GETTING GOOD USES WILL NEVER DIE, ASK K.WIERDO, THE ULTIMATE INCIDENT. JOE KONCHALSKI May Our Friendship Stay With Us AFways: JK MW )B TD JK 8M.CACTH ya' All LATER RENA KORNBLUH We can never know about the days to come but we think about them anyway 12 15 78 v___________________ 131 PAMELA M. KOSAKOWSKI ALAN J. K OS AN SKY LORI L. KRAMPETZ AMY SUE KRASNER RANDI KRAVITZ VICKI L. KREEGER SUSAN KUCINSKI JAYNE KULL CYNTHIA F. LADD DONNA MARIE LaPOSTA MARY LAWLER 132 KATHLEEN A. LENNON MICHAEL LENUSKY MICHAEL LW MAN CATHI MICHELLE LERT IRA KRAUSE OLEG KRAVCHENKO LYNDA N. KUSNETZ MICHAEL U BELLA ROBERT LAX ED LEDDEN GENEVIEVE M. LINDROTH ANNE B. LINN { PAM KOSAKOWSKI Low Your Dreams You Will lose Your Mind, friends4cver: SK MJNSf Always Remember: ) JM R CATCH IT CM ALAN J. KOSANSKY YOU ONLY GROW BY COMING TO THE END OF SOMETHING AND BY BEGINNING SOMETHING ELSE. GUMPTION. ROCER, GUMPTION LORI KRAMPETZ The Most Wasted Of Days Is That In Which One Has Not laughed JAZZ BANDbI T-GATE LIVES! PO TE BANKY AMY SUE LD, SL, IT, AD, |P, JG, LB, BK, KK. CJR. Many thanks to PC, SC, Deb, Jeff, Rocky, Garry, RK. Great memories, great people. OLEG KRAVCHENKO Gonna fly like a free bird The 8oss Jim Morrison BB JD, Motion, Crest, Heads, Kro California 81 ? ------------------------------------------- J ■ VICKI L. KREECER I'D RATHER BE THE BEST ME I CAN BE, THAN JUST A COPY OF SOMEONE ELSE. SUE TAKE YOUR TIME AND DO IT RIGHT MEMORIES—KJ LC PM TK HR PK FS GT LB FUNNY NOVA CAPE-KK DL A = BN KULLY MOM + DAD I DID IT DOOBIE, CRANFORD DELI, TAXI •FOUNTAIN , NUGGETT, LOOKING FORWARD TO MY FUTURE. !! LYNDA KUSNETZ i Just Remember — It's Always Something . . . RE Skid Bye-Bye Phcelcep, I luf You! GT8TGYGVVT Ah, Lucy!! MICHAEL LA8ELLA WHAT'S THE USE? IT'LL NEVER BE. Mike loses Mr.G's CLASS. THE GENERAL, THE BUD WAGON. UNION DI SIS BH JC GC V______________________________________________ ■ r CINDY FRIENDSHIP AND LOVE IS ENOUGH ERIC LADDEN NEVER, NEVER CONNA LOOK BACK DONNA (CRASH) LAPOSTA Is a Dream a lie if it don't come true or is it something Worse THE BOSS KJAJ 72' Malibu LBI S D RR ROBERT LAX We Have Nothing To Fear But Sanity Itself — Do You Remember When NJ Looked Like A Ram—Mara IIYAW F KATHY LENNON Yesterday is gone, tomorrow has not come — don't worry about it; today is here, use it well BOFNP C-T JU 79 FEDERAL STARTING HERE, STARTING NOW ... SEE YA ON B'WAY FEDERAL BUNI BLUE YO ROCK DDP S FAITH CATHI LERT Life use to be so hard, now everything is easy cause of you—ILU Jon Decade 2NY-LSm PS+8 M+D-TFl+U CFL M GENEVIEVE M. LINDROTH Remember this makes 8 Babs—KAT of 95, magis. Lupus BK Dejavu It Adi, Di, Never forget WOLLIP yackiiy M+M ANNE LINN We swore forever friends on the backstreets until the end 8S Decade—LLWMI Cap TCG LP-DF7-11 S.amt + l MD ILU 133 CHUCK LOBSENZ JOANN LOMBARDI BRETT LOWELL JOHN LINN EILLEEN MADDEN DOMENIC MAFFEI VICTORIA MAIOCCO WARD MALNAK GERRY MANOCHIO JANIK MARCOVICI PAUL MARKS STEVEN MARKSON MIKE MASI KEITH MASUR R ■,-a DAWNMAXTON ROBERT MAXTON 134 KAREN MABRAY ROBERT MALONE CHERYL MARI IEFFREYB. MAY ANDREW MACKINSON BARBARA MANN JOSEPH MARZENO RICHARD MAYBAUM EILEEN MADDEN Thanks for the limes that You've Given Me The Memories Arc All In My Mind Trio JT.-B8 JF JC MJ Canucks R8 DOMENIC MAFFEI (BERK) Summers here and the lime is right... So off we scream into the night. I LI SQMBL Tina! The Park! TG VICKIE MAIOCCO I made it, 12 years, clean I passed — November 17, 1980. Don't you love it. WARD MALNAK ROCK N ROLL: YA GOTTA GIVE IT TO EM WHEN THEY WANT IT AND KNOW WHAT TO GIVE EM WHEN THEY NEED IT WM BARBARA MANN Remember the past but look ahead — the best is yet to come. MANOCKS THAT WAS ALL SHE WROTE, FOOTBALL «31 L.8. THE 80YZ LIVE ON! McQ. RO. THE WHITE BOMB, KATI 2 23 80 PAUL MARKS THE DOORS OPEN BUT THE RIDE AIN7 FREE WSB WRESTLING HWT FOOTBALL 29, DDS, REDDOG, SPRINGSTEIN BILLY JOEL FM MIKE MASI Cunningham 21 Basketball Cl's cresv 21 Tremont 8ud Beachcomber )VVR 151 GF Jackie 10 25 Memories KEITH MASUR The time to hesitate is through On to college and kegs of Bud— Columbia soccer state champs '78, '79. Doors DAWN MAXTON I'm as free as a bird now ... Twirler Capt. Thant Squad, Ter, Mrs. Vand. Best friends Deb and Caryn ROB B-Ball 81 44 Thanks Carol Pick em C.B. TheCrcst GFI T.J., K.J., K.R., H P., CROW, V.M., Sorry Tom JEFF MAY Remember nothing worth knowing can be taught. Whap RICH MAYBAUM TAKE IT AS IT COMES DOORS WEISER-MISER KLESS OPIE SOCCER '80 OUJ Oa jL-M MJCS2- (JG. UiCXj uN Yl 4 s nxv. -ftCAJXVf „ A tc� U 1 •oo'xp. iocs. hOJ r------------------------ CHUCK LOBSENZ All Things Must Pass ... (The Band) Drive All Night LG, Uses. JOANN Happy Moments Never Fade Because Of Memories They Have Made, Macho Man—78, Dusty, SD, Tk, PM, JM BRETT LOWELL One Often Finds His Destiny On The Road He Takes To Avoid It. KAREN M. School was never easy but we made it Say Ah! thanks M d Charlie + Mark God bless lump Amigas KMCRLKLS ANDY MACKINSON Nothing is forgotten or forgiven when it’s your last time around The Boss BETH McCANN JOHN McCLINCHY PATRICIA AILEEN MILLS COLLEEN MILWAY EDWARD MEYER DAVID McCROARY dorian McDuffie MICHAEL McGUIRL MARY CHRISTINE McKEE I I HEIDI ROSE MICCHELU LOUISE MICHETTI VERNON MINCEY MARK A. MITCHELL 136 KATHY McEWAN ROBYN ELIZABETH MICK PAMBA MOLLACH m MARK McFADDEN JIM MEB1AN JUDY MICLIORE PATRICA MOLLACH A iodi PETE MCARDLE (OTTO) 10th Grade Eng., Tammy K. — The POAM, Frank—Gun Fight , Linda—Choc. Sundays, Steve—First Shot Pm+TK FS+IT MAINE-IAC D.C. MCCROARY You're Going To Die Anyway, So live It Up! life's a (Censored)! — David Mccroary KATHY SMILEY” McEWAN LES WATCH the Cars.. . Good friends SC LG MM KK RR DR LM SG SB Sharon 1921 Life's Been Good, quarters WM ANDY McFARLANE 150320 MIKE SPECS McGUIRL QB'S TAKE ALL THE BLAME FOOTBALL 10 BASE8ALL M+M MANOCKS CELICA LINDA FOREVER 2 25 77 Goodbye Dom!! CHRIS McKEE Catch Your dreams before they slip away. Bambi Friends forever PK, IP, C, K, S, A.RS. M T NOt Again Pam! Skiing PHYLLIS NOTHING WORTHWHILE COMES EASY MAPLEWOOD HOTLINE AC|F NOVAS RAVIS COOL OUT GOOD FRIENDS OUR GANG CCLFMCSKH JIM MEEHAN C.S. MADE A MANE! HELLO . . . ADAM CHS Hockey (Tops)!? PHWGRTWH TFRTGPGHYDS THERESA MESSITO Nothing is forever. The Moon. George, adtwice. BMMB slip- kid. PETER RABBIT. FM+COSMIC PSYCHO. GOWAM. All HEIDI MICCHELH Don't Be Angry, Don't 8c Sad, And Don't Sit Cryin' Over Good Times You've Had. GFl LOU THE BOSS THANKS GIVING 80 GRAND CENTRAL STATION It Ain't The Meat ... MV, BW, BC ROBYN MICK Though the record of life may get scratched, keep the needle in groove. The bug! Les, can you fathom it? BLEEP BLEEP All I want our love to do is bring out the best in me and you Twisted Sisters S+S—LAG—CAROGA of u's unite PATTY MILLS Remember the past. Live for today. Dream of tomorrow. Memories of: 18 + C8,R. RED CAR. THE LAKE COLLEEN MILWAY I’ve been smilin lately, thinkirr about all the good things to come—PM T Bruce SS—C C Triangle! — LBTCB LC MINCE 18 Good Times Spent With Good Friends Last Forever. Good luck Guys.—Yight! V.H. AT N.C. i.l. S.A.T's l.T. 1 MARK A. MITCHELL Ask it shall be given unto you, seek you will find M M, inc. S.D. A.L. LPH PAM MOLE MOLLACH DREAMIN' WILL SEE ME THROUGH; GT8TGYWT - TDAPLLl — LUV YA!;6 mics;CRAZY 8;0C;TG; BAFFOONS; CHILL OUT: W-MN, TM HALF-PINT LET THE DISAPPOINTMENTS PASS LET THE LAUGHTER FILL YOUR GLASS IB DRUM CORPS! THANK YOU,MY FRIEND . . . 137 JEFFREY-MOORE ELLEN NIMAROFF PATRICIA O'HARE JOANN MORESE CAROLYN MORGAN REGINALD C. MORTON CHRISTINA MUSA DAVID NAGELBERG BRENDA NEEDLE ROBBIT NOESNER BRENON NONNAN BEBENOVICH IFEYINWA OKOBI MEG O'MALLEY TERRY O'NEILL 138 STEPHEN T. MULVANEY MICHAEL]. MURRAY VICTOR NICHOLS TAMMY NILSON CHRISTOPHER C. O'BRIEN MICHELE O'CONE JOHNORLIN RICHARD ORLIN J JOANN MORESE It's better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Love to R.N. CAROLYN MORGAN Live hand-in-hand and together well stand on the threshold of a dream Craig 6 28 79 STEPHEN MULVANEY I'm going to be a happy idiot and struggle for the legal tender. howie TJ-H Capri CLARK So much to do; so little time. K fl1 in my life. «55 OOSE! 1.4.3. KP TT L8 DE Cutlass NO U HANG UP 1st! MICHAEL J. MURRAY Aren't You Glad You Bought A Yearbook? That A Picture Of Me Will Be Worth A Lot Of Money Some Day. BRENDA NEEDLE When you've seen beyond yourself — that's when you may find peace of mind waiting there TRIANGLE! LBTCB W.P. CRISTINA MUSA You're my everything — SE Wishing on a Star — RR Ahvays and Forever HW D.R. sis P.C. — K.K. Best Friends always. Good Times 80 DAVE NAGELBERG I am convinced that every boy, in his heart, would rather steal second base than an automobile. VICTOR M. NICHOLS Yes you heard meclcarly now I said it's over it's over now Boz Scaggs The Grove I.A T LYNX TAMMY TWIT NILSON V21 81 Pat FHJJ1 ECT 6 Mies TG OC Friends always Thanks Mom GTBTGYGWT A Future of Happiness ... Go For It!!! r j ELLEN NIMAROFF The best way to make your dreams come true is to wake up. cookies SR ROBERT M. NOESNER Spitfire E.S. T8 RP BN Drums and VH SKTBDSSK KS Everybody rock and roll the place BRENDAN NOONAN You gotta be a little crazy— or you'll go nuts! 6 16 80 Thanks AS, JF, Co. Th' party's over folks! C.C. O'BRIEN If you drink much, drink with the Dutch. Ingrid” Jimi-Rcd House, Dawn J. (8-14-80), BM, 8L. HS, DR, Mrs. R. BE8E NOVICH What am I going to do with 104 spaces? SHELLY O'CONE Color my world with hopeof loving you . . Bill 9-26-79. SSPand many memories. PATTI O'HARE I'm as free as a bird now and this bird you cannot change 8.K.—78 79 80 Forever ACDC The Ramones DEVO MEG O'MALLEY Nobody ever had a rainbow until he had the rain. HEY! MCD's—OH CHEAH I Dunno! V-Ball Hey Tomorrow TERRY O'NEILL We Must Always Have Old Memories And Young Hopes 80FNP CG AW Mutt Jeff GTBTGYGWT BK MFU'S HANG 10 ■ V J V s. ,r £ i i T- jJ t. 5 5 140 KATHLEEN A. PAPER A ERIC J. PARENTE MARK PETO JACQUELINE PETRUCCI JUDITH ANN PILONE JONATHAN M. PINCUS UDAY PUROHIT ROBERT C. QU AST J VEDA PAGE After twelve years of school the most important test is still ahead of us. We can do it. LESLIE CARYN PALANKER It's not the quantity of time spent but the quality. PBJP midgety ALDF7-11 Decade 3s MandD LUV YA RAH! MICHELE PALLANTE The time will come when you see we're all one life. KATHLEEN PAPERA Nobody will ever let you know when you ask the reason why they just tell you that you're on your own. WT ERIC SCOOP PARENTE LAXIINES: Desire, persistence, confidence — the keys to open all doors. Columbia Lax always £1 LISA PAYNE When the heck are we getting out of this joint. Hey I am finally catching up S.T A.C A.S S.J M.J H.l CARMEN PEREZ The Reward for a thing well done is to have done it. RWE Look out NYC! Looks like we made it VW, LA, TK! BARRY PERILSTEIN A man's a man who looks a man right between the eye� ; What a long strange trip it's been; Ken Kesey Lives R08ERT PERNA The Spitfire 8and si. Hey Saggy! Hoover '81 LL SM B.N. E.S. T.B. V.H. SEE VOL AT THE GARDEN PETE'S LTGTR Lori 9 1 80 WR LR Surprise Sat Parties GT MT PJ BS RD MoPar Never Ford Forever Ski Kid Tawale Pete PJ JACKIE PETRUCCI I love you babe so you better get used to it Thanks Doc JP PP 2- gether a-ever All my friends Goodluck 'ANTMAN, SCOOT' No more for vou '800' Oh No! Hey! Earl LEQUARTS IQ JH TW LA PAUL PEYTON It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness. KAREN PHILLIPS Be true to others but most of all be true to yourself. CM SW L8 TT LC It's real Clark! 1.4.3. S-31-80 HF LUCIFER THE FIRST. PIC. Whatever happened to ozzy? Black Sabbaih forever. 666 Hey Cuz! R.H. A.P. Deuce A Quater. TH Deli. JUDY PILONE TO accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe Babe, MBSPY JONATHAN PINCUS What the caterpiller calls the end of the world the master calls a butterfly illusions. R BACH PAMMIE J.R. TJ CRASH Thanks to you I'm much obliged for such a pleasent stay. LZ Twisted sisters BB, JM, CM, TVF I'm so Happy! BYE JEREMY PRIMER I will betroth you to myself forever... (Hosea 2:19-20) ROSEMARY ANN PUNCH Take your time do it right. .. Friends Forever KK (PE) PH D8 CD DA (CO Quarters?! Led Zepplin-FOREVER 1. ROBERT C. QUAST Love is seeing something special in a person that is invisible to all others. I Love You KRISTIN 2 21 80 r 141 J V HUGH QUIGLEY GLORIA A. RAMOS ROBERT RANKIN DAVID REED GEORGETTE REILLY JEFFREY REIN MICHAa REITMAN WENDY IRENE RETTENBGRG I GREGORY RIVERS SUSAN RIZMAN CARYN ANN ROBSHAW BILLY RILEY RAYMOND T. ROMANO NEWTON ROMUALDO AYNN B. ROSEN JEFFREY ROSENTHAL M2 DAVID REGAN WILLIAM E. RBI LING III CHERYL RICHARDSON MICHAEL O. RICHARDSON MARIA L. ROMANO MARY M. ROMANO DONNA MARIE ROVER GLORIA A. RAMOS Always and forever. Right 8abe? 12 24 78 I love you Ralph ... The B-52's, The Cars, The Good Stuff, Jeffery DAVID REED I never let high school interfere with my education Buy shares now! Grad. Date: 538AK MR. ENGLISH Columbia is to the mind; as bikinis are to the body RD, K$, PD, BM, CO. BC-DA, EH, KC, UF. GN, IK, CU, FA, RU. OY, (JH) WILL REHLING (WILBUR) How can you say where I've been from day today, when I don't even know myself? GEORGETTE REILLY I wish I could be a nonconformist like everyone else 'WHAP J ■ JEFF REIN It’s hard to image that nothing at all could be so much fun—T.H. (WHAP) ... for everything, Mary, IWBNWY WENDY Together We Have Learned; Together We Have Grown, Memories... M.T.C., Z.K.+G.H., CF, Nl, AH, NS, IK, VM, PW; Always THE OTHER ONE Be not like the Athenians, who never took advice until after the fact. RYELS Hey Yo! T—What fella's? Good memories. Where to now? The Boyz, The faces, The van-man. Me Linda 9 5 80 SUE RIZMAN Some People Make The World More Special By Just Being In It. Cookies En CARYN ROBSHAW When it's time to die let us not discover that we never lived ... BF4E.DC DM T-BM COB GL-JK-R TD T-M+D MARIA L. ROMANO Friends know each others thoughts before they are even spoken. BFAF D 75 MUSTANG LAUGHS SUES SOS. MARY ROMANO-------------------- — Memories are lifes most valued possessions. Thanks MDN John 1-29-80 l.l.U. Friends 4-ever: LR KK JD CR BARETTA My 69 8ird, If you . . .with the best. . . You'll die like the rest!! Sue 5 10 80 Lets cut? Again! Lets go BIG FIG (SANTOS) «60-DT, OT, DE, FB; GOOD JOB T.J. LUV YA M.L. The 8razil Ian howic dexter Remaaaarkable Thrilling!!! ysaiN dor- C cdO -tfM. -fo o-od '° yoU c Q 3' effar V J ? CYi AYNN ROSEN Cherish Yesterday ... Challenge Tomorrow, For Dreams Are But Goals Not Yet Achieved. RR8-29-love Always JEFFREY ROSENTHAL ANDREA ANDI ROTH It May Be Insane To Live In A Dream 8ut It's Madness To Live Without One. DECADE + 2 CFLJ SUE-Y.G. SH-JACS -SC i-TViff BRAT Memories—Piide BBC LB 12 1 79 T| Red Chips and JR weekends CARS 12 3 80 let The Good Times Roll LB and CB 4E ! ) mf u 143 ANDREA ROTH LISA A. ROY BILLSABASKI MICHAEL F.SANSONE MICHAEL RUDD JORDAN RUDDY HALINA ROZYN NINA M. SALERNO JAMES SANULLO FRANK R. SASS THOMAS SCHULTZ DIANE C.SCHUSTBt DAVID SYDNEY SCHECHNER EDWARD P. SALZANO RYGRACE SAM A DANA S. SCHWARTZ ROBERT SCHWARTZ 144 MICHELLE RUSSELL WENDY ANN RUSSO GEORGE ALAN SANDERS SUSAN SANOK VLADIMIR SCHIAU JOANNSCHNOLL RONALD L. SCHWARTZ MARINA LEIGH SEEVAK ------------------------------------------------- DOC A Town full of Losers I’m Pulling Out To Win. HALINA ROZYN Today's Dreams Tomorrow's realities. Good Times Good friends. Memories JORDAN J.R. RUDDY Lee 'n' Me 90’ « of my fortunes I’ll spend on svomen and whiskey — the other 10’ « I'll waste. Lax C| M'n'M Shanty WENDY ANN RUSSO If You Love Something, Set It Free. If It Comes Back It's Yours; If It Doesn't, It Never Was. LG WR NINA SALERNO The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. C- rah Pididle Yellow lights Wcr BFST Surf Ave BK ■ V J EDDIE Punk is gone Disco's dead take my advice and rock instead. 42 39 56 You can say she's got it all Spit Fire. MARYGRACE SAMA YESTERDAY IS A MEMORY Tomorrow a dream. Therefore Live today as fully as you can. DC Soccer Cheering GEORGE SANDERS I've had my share of victories and defeats but nothings gonna stop me now! Road Trip TS RM 5 19 89 SUSAN SANOK We've only just begun to live. The best is yet to come!! MIKE EARS SANSONE Baseball is where it's at! 7, IB 1981GNT Champs? Thanks Uncle Jack 'covrage' Millars Bruce ______________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------- JAMES SANTILLO TILLO LAX ROAD TRIP Toe 2 I'm second, all my friends are first. Bruce DOORS Ihe Song is Over. FRANK Merc's togood friends LT Kim eggy MP |M SK Linda forever, the rink. , D. SYDNEY SCHELCHNER If you will it, it is not a dream. VLAD SCHIAU SUCCESS IS NEVER FINAL — FAILURE ISN'T FATAL. LACROSS 57 JO ANN SCHNOLL KEEP YOUR FEET ON THE GROUND AND REACH FOR THE STARS! NYC THE COMPANY JIRG-LL PEACE, LOVE THEATRE ... J l V__________________ ------------------ THOMAS SCHULTZ OLD-E B.P. ELWOOD L.L. GOT TO LIVE IT UP - THEODORE NUGENT DEEDEE Love is like the ocean's waters, as inconstant as the changing tides. Hey J.M., BCR'S forever! DR7HO '80 DANA SUSAN SCHWARTZ Thought and language are to the artist instruments of an art. Luv, s.c. Blaze, bug, Trukce' now. (Little Boy). ROBERT TANNER SCHWARTZ When that lady loves you. Don't ever let her go, take her world into your arms. An let your feelings show C.B. RON SCHWARTZ I HAVE YET ROOM FOR SIX SCOTCHES MORE. - W. SHAKESPEARE - WHAP ■ V_________________ 145 JoANN SELITTO M RICHARD SHAPINSKI CHRISTINE M. SHERIDAN JIM SHARKEY KENNITH SHINE ELISABETH J. SHUE STEVEN SHAW NANCY SILVERMAN DIANE MICHELLE SMITH NANCY LYNN SMITH MARK SINGER TIMOTHY LIAM SMITH STEPHANIE MARIE SINGER ANNA L. SMYRE 146 RICHARD SHAPINSKI Nice Cars Nice Girls Hot Summer Nights And Lots of Cold STEVEN SHAW TALK LOW. TALK SLOW, AND DON'T SAY TOO MUCH. M.G. S.S. B.L.S. R.S. F.S. S.W. M.S. 8.G. G.K. A.S. P.K. MEGAN SHERBURNE With the wind and the rain thrashing outside my bedroom window, I am filled with a sense of peace. REGINA SHERER Memories are as beautiful as the friends who are part of them. Thanks: ES, TT, LJ, CF, SS, and everybody! MEGAN M. SHERBURNE REGINA A. SHERER BETH SILVERSTEIN RACHEL SIM THERESA S. SKINNER KEVIN SLATNICK MARGARET W. SNEDEKER KATHLEEN CAMILLE SOMERS CHRISSY FEE-FEE” SHERIDAN MAY YOUR SONG ALWAYS BE SUNG—DYAN, 8YE-8YE PHEEIEEP, I LUV YOU, GTBTGYGWT, ATFGTS, SFl, LUCY, WE MADE IT |AC!! KEN SHINE GIVE ME A DREAM AND THE COURAGE TO FOLLOW IT. YOKWIM LISA SHUE Sometimes you wonder what's in this for you, but you wait and you see cause it's all you can do STTOAFIE NANCY SILVERMAN Wake up now, this is the time you've waited for — Genesis CFl-SW, Ml, HM, MS, JT, LG. RM, RR, 8FII BIG RED! BETH SILVERSTEIN ALL I WANTED WAS TO LIVE IN ACCORD WITH THE PROMPTINGS OF MY TRUE SELF. WHY WAS THAT SO VERY Dimcun? r-------------------------------------------- y SIMPSON Mom said they'll be a day like this, and I love her even more for being so patient with me. MARK SINGER I've never let my schooling intercferc with my education. T.K. B.G. S.S. G.K. M.S. L.S. L.P. A.S. C.S. L.A. S. STEPHANIE M. SINGER You are what you choose to be its whatever it is you sec That life will become, sttoafie HOHO 123 R! J8S TERRI LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL MEMORIES PUDE 8C fA Weekends Joe 7 12 80 The Gang Brat L8 Chip JR GR CARS DIANE MICHELLE SMITH Good friends and memories last a life time. Cosmos Taxi, Parties, Frank L. 11-29-83 Dad, Ann you're the best. V NANCY SMITH A (true) friend loves at all times —Proverbs 17:17, 2 Corinthians S:17 Tiny Bubbles, I.G., Ninny! TIMMY SMITH Your time has come to shine. All your dreams are on their way — Good friends — MLGSWMJW PREZ Roadtrip 81 ANNA BANANA SMYRE If you can dream it you can become it. 6mics;OC; The Group GTBTGYGWT; F 4-ever; Fame-baby remember my name. M EGG I NS You're gonna go far, fly high You're never gonna die. You're gonna make if you try, they're gonna love you. CAMMY SOMMERS Its a miracle M D — TFAYU-M REM B Hows the Bomb—]A—FUZBUT 12 30 79 - MRYTPL-JB • IARTGTWH |M Did I?! FHIC! ■ V. y s N 147 BRUCE A.SPILLANE DIANE M. STACK i ROBERT STACK NANCY SOMER JOSEPHINE M. SUPPA DAVID SYRACUSE ( SUSAN SUGAR MAN FRANK SULUVAN DONNA M. TEDESCO RANDI LORRAINE TEKULA JOHN TEVLIN CATHY THOLE 148 LEEANN STOLL CYNTHIA STEWART KAREN SULLIVAN LEWIS NEIL SUMMER FAWN M. TAYLOR MICHAEL TEASLEY -------------------------------------------------- LIVE AND LET LIVE LTGTR WR I K Surprise Sal panics MP NT PJ CT KD MOPAR NEVER Ford SK: KID TAMALE PETO PJ BOIR CB| IALYC CINDY STEWART Go from me yei I feci that I will stand. Henceforward in your shadow nevermore. I'm on my own. SSP’OVAIL DIANE M. STACK ADE: WE DID IT THE 3rd TIME! Luv My PRER'S ESP. ANDY C. B.F.F. GEN (MY PP) MEG (DAUGHTER) LUV TO MOM DAD ANITA FUNK STOLLIE DON'T LOOK BACK ON YESTERDAY, LIVE TODAY AS YOU WISH BUT ALWAYS DREAM Of TOMORROW. JONY 80 etc. PB. MB. V BOB STOX KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE ROAD AND KEEP YOUR HANDS UPON THE WHEEL — JIM MORRISON AND THE DOORS - CHS SOCCER OSC r EILEEN STRETCH STRONG PARTY! JUDAS PRIEST. HELLS BELLS, ZEPPELIN, B-52'S, LIZ WILLIAMS FRIENDS 4-EVER, HAL HANGING 10 . SUSIE SHUGGIE SUGERMAN ONE DAY WHEN I WAKE UP . . . I'LL BE THERE DECADE 2 CFLJ THANX GOOD FRIENDS SSHHH! - AND; YG TCFYM SIPWAISC HA! KAREN SULLIVAN Life is very short there's no time for fussing fighting my friend— John Lennon always KK AE The Beatles FRANK SULLIVAN IS LIFE WORTH LIVING? YES, SO LONG AS THERE IS WRONG TO RIGHT LASTA SOUND SUMMER Let the Rastaman be Free, rid of his social slavery; Rise up, rise up. Natty Dread rides again. Hi Ref! V. r JO SUPPA LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT! SMILE RUTH!! S.J.R. I.M.S TOCETHER FOREVER! ANNE The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary. Softball, gymnastics hang ten ALEX Whoever lives and believes in Me will never die. John 11:26 FAWN TAYLOR I'm learnin' to fly this freedom is like nothing I've ever felt be4 We swore—4evcr friends DECADE+ 2SL EmemEg DONNA M. TEDESCO Memory is a child on the shore never knowing which pebble to pick up cherish forever DAVID MR KA BRAf TEK TEQUILA The brook that flows over stones makes the sweetest music. Jn14:1-6. TINY BUBBLES, MANSION BUILDER. FD.KT. CATHY THOLE I AM JUST A DREAMER BUT U ARE JUST A DREAM 2-1-80 TE AMO RPD Keep in touch CH DS AD CD MS OG Friends BETSY THOMASSEN Thanks - MOM, DAD, MAC, LAV, KTH, HST, DG, AH, NB, MR. K, lynnic— Rbr all great times, 8 4 80 MJK Kngs Dminon, JC 10 12 80 DAVE T. I LIKE WORK: IT FASCINATES ME. I CAN SIT AND LOOK AT IT FOR HOURS. BETSY C. THOMASSEN DAVID THOMSEN 149 v_________ v. TERRI C.THOMSPON EDWARD P. TRACEY CAROLYN THORNTON LISA C. TINKHAM JILL L. TOBIAS AURTHUR R. TRAMPLER RICHARD TRESPASZ FRANK R. TRINITY QUENTIN TUCK CARYL DIAHANN TURNER LINDA TYLKA CAROL ULIANO LAUREN VALENTINE IRENE K. VASILIADES LYNN ANN VERDERESE MARK F. VILARDO 150 DONNA TODD MICHAEL TROTSKY ELAINE MARIE VADURRO MITCHELL VITULLO ARTHUR TRAMPLER NOW THESE THREE REMAIN: FAITH, HOPE, AND LOVE. AND THE CREATEST Of THESE IS LOVE. I COR. 13:13 FRANK TRINITY laughter is the sun that drives winter from the human face. —Victor Hugo. PEACE LOVE ROLLER SKATING WR IK SURPRISE SAT PARTIES MP RF+PJ 8S CT KD SKY KID TAMALE KID PETE )P LRR ROLLER SKATING 'LTGTR' 'PIH' 'HEEHEE' LAURIE TUBLITZ FORGET YOUR LUST FOR RICH MANS GOLD. FOR WHAT YOU NEED IS IN YOUR SOUL. THANKS POUKS LYTVMN. LAURIE TUBLITZ CARYL DIAHANN TURNER CDS I'm pleased with the wisdom knowledge God has given me, that I may see feel the true joy of life. 'fixfeJ 6ijT?r GLEN TORTORIELLO TERRI SHORTY THOMPSON Remember the fights. Remember the fun. Remember, the homework that never got done. DC, TW, CS, DA, KG, TG, DS, Jl, C. CAROLYN I'll just take life as it comes, and hope that it takes me. L. is a P. PUFF. LISA LEE TINKHAM I'll miss it but I'll always have the memories. I love you Joe. MM, CD, TK, OC, Linda, Crazy 8, Jil, Dance. 3 JILL TOBIAS Now, I'm learning to fly and this freedom is like nothing that I've ever known. RK SS-G C 8ig Red 5 19 89 HOT TAMALE ITGTR AMY 8 29 80 WR LK Surprise SAT PARTIES MP MT PJ BS KD MOPAR NEVER FORD FOREVER SKI KID TAMALE PETE PJ. ED TRACEY Great memories will last forever, but CHS won’t ... The Black Van .. . Friends — MH A8 BK Thanks Hal later! J J LEO VAISMAN KENNETH L. VOLK QUENTIN TUCK HI! SKIMMERS Bells Are Ringing E.K. Elvis The Party's Over BYE! SKIMMERS. LINDA Friends are forever FS F8 SI EV MP; village; rink; eggy weggy; Duster; Frank—always and forever. CAROL ULIANO Memories ... times I'll never forget. —Good friends are forever. ELAINE MARIE VADURRO To keep your health you must eat what you don't want, drink what you don't like and do what you rather not. LEO VAISMAN EL QUE PERSEVERA, TRIUNFA. CFIEAP TRILLS ... 1 YOU'RE COMING WITH ME, SON! LAUREN SQUEAKS VALENTINE Princess cards he sends me — Jeff 11-7-79 New Horizonsfor me, Crazy8 Decade, ps+b Eg CFC, WAC—It's my turn! IRENE K. VASII.IADES REMEMBER YESTERDAY. LOOK TO TOMORROW, BUT LIVE FOR TODAY; REACH FOR THE SKY AND TOUCH THE STARS. DM,JG. LYNN VERDERESE RMBR: LITTLE BETSY. 8ELLS, MTM, JIGGER. 11 14 80, VINNY'S, W, BOWLING, A'S RIDES, NYC, M D, B A, HBKN, NJIT, FRIENDS! MARK FARS VILARDO Whanaatf!?!Dex, Mr. Monroe, Southside Bruce, Cope , 721, Yoo-Hoo Cap'n Crunch. Gimme a break! Zuuz 12 21 79. MITCHELL VITULLO WILL I FIND WHAT I'M AFTER. DO I KNOW' WHAT I'M AFTER GUESS I'LL JOIN IN THE LAUGHTER, ON THE ROAD TO UTOPIA. VOLPIE THE BOYZ, THE WILD - THE PREPIES, THE INNOCENT ECCSC! BLADE HOCKEY — THE TENDER! T—WHAT FELLA'S 3 1 80 BALD 151 152 DEBBIE VOLPE THOMAS WADDELL PETER WALDOR TODD TAHD WALKER JOHN D. WEHRLE BRENDA JEAN WILLIAMS M. WEISS D. WILLIAMS CAROLYN WHINERY KEVIN E. WHITE KAREN WILLIAMS KUMESIA KNANE WILLIAMS THERESA WILLIAMSON LAURA WILUSZ ALISON WINER DEBORAH WOLLHEIM VICTORIA WALKER JENNIFER WEIL CHRISTOPHER WILDEROTTER AIMEE WILLIAMS MABEL WONC GLEN WOODBURY I J BA8YCAKES Disco'1 DMSSAMMM B.f. LISA memories of M P A C. Hey! J.U. CHCVVU LC AM Remember night on Hawthorne BIG BLOCK 10th grade 1 Midget... it's the motion Scott H. Cymnastic— allstate Lou Tony Porsch my honi MM 4-18-80 YIYA Appreciating the people I've known grown with for without them I strongly doubt I'd B the Person I am today PETER WALDOR Never flatter time with too much attention, let the winds of the wild wisk you to a path of heart—Cindy. TAHD No more for me Pettiford, I quit! A.D.A.A. Kelley —N— Tahd 4 ever. VICKIE Beauty is natural deep. Think snow Are you ready for the country? —NY Thanx CP. CE headed North forever. JOHN D. VVEHRLE When you are doubted by all around you, HOLD ON, for VICTORY! comes to those who strive beyond the odds. CAROLYN WHINERY live each day to the fullest. Get the most from each hour, each day and each age of your life. (Hang 10!) THE REV A, B, C, D, E, f. G, H, I,J, K. L, M, N, O, P. Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X. Y. Z.123456789 10 See that Columbia docs teach the basics. FLEA Riff.Raff Punk JT KK WM Blau CE JM JB MM MM It's been one hell of a Party ACDC AIM Ride on with the laughter, why get off now! Gay, Gcr, DF ... Life! Games? GT8TGYGF yeh, we got a Party! MSF BRENDA WILLIAMS I will not lose tomorrow looking back to yesterday, for over the horizon, I will find my dream. G.S. M A. 83 NUGGETT I MADE IT MA IP ALWAYS, I'LL REMEMBER YOU 4 EVER DAD. B.F. lay, Alt. Pro., Thanks Mr. Mucci! Mamie! KUMESIA KNANE WILLIAMS Flave knowledge and belief in yourself or no one will believe in you at all. 81 STEPHANIE WILLIAMS Get high on life! J MIKE WILLIAMS The only thing you get out of life is what you put into it. Bruce Yankees Beatles WSB Football Track THERESA I'm happy because I'm getting it together, doing it up, doing what I want to do, and what is right for me DEBBIE WOLLHEIM I HAVE TO ACT THE WAY I AM NOW BEFORE I CAN BECOME SOMETHING ELSE. GLEN WOODBURY Take it easy but take it Soccer State Champs 79 MABEL WONG Do What You Want, But Be What You Are. There's No Right Or Wrong Way; Listen To Your Heart. J.C. 153 Kcnnith Wyrwa Torn Yasuda Paula Marie Yates Lynn Yellen Stacey Lynne Young Jamie Zahn Deborah L Zimmermann Jacquelyn Marie Zusi 54 Marie Zuzuro Camera Shy Keith Baskerville Andrew Bentsen Judy Bertenshaw Jose Blanco Wilbur Booth Leslie Carolan Amedeo Cellitti Roger Cohen Chris DiRocco Elliott Goldstein John Granihan Adrian Helbig Scott Hirsch Matthew Hodapp Russell Izenman Charles Mabray Daniel Mallonee William McArdle Donna McTernan Debbie McTernan Seth Meyers David Monsees Frank Pensallorto Mike Richardson Michele Sette Al Spearman Eugene Turiansky Maria Wagenheim Floyd Walker SUZI WOOLLEY looking Farther Than You'll Ever Hope To See Takes You Places You Don't Know. CFl. T8F!! RK — 8undt Cake, uni LIZ(ZIE) WOZNIAK Dream until your dreams come true. Soph 79 )C OKEYDOKE CTBT GYGVVT Cheers! TORU YASUDA Thank you very much for your hospitality this year. I enjoyed my stay in America very much. PAULA Love always and forever Kevin K HEY Karen friends 4-Evcr KM KK MA IS MZ TF AF ETC The Rink Friday Night LYNN YELLEN I hate quotations — Ralph Waldo Emerson SCB BOH 1 HYEH (AS) DEBBIE ZIMMERMAN To meet, to know, to los e, then to part .. . is what's hardest for me. CTBT GYG WT! SFl cheers F + S J B. JACKIE ZUSI We are parting now but the memories will always be with me Mike! We made it Chris! CC SB FGTs GTB TGY GWT r i 155 Early Graduates Karen Blasi Sue Cappiello Jennifer Commings Heidi Micchelli Ifeyinwa Okobi Barry Perilstein Georgette Reilly Greg Smith Lisa Tinkham 3fn Jlemortam In memory of Mrs. Dorsky, who served at Columbia High School as a loyal teacher and department head for over 15 years. We thank her for her devotion. 157 Ed Meyer Andy Becker Jill Tobias ChrisWilderotter Peter Waldor Tania Fleischer MayYingChu 159 Sue Rizman Rena Kornbluh Jordan Ruddy Tim Smith Karen Sullivan Wendy Russo Aimee Williams Mark Vilardo Maryellen Kearny Robby Malone 162 Ray Eckert, Randi Bacmeister, and Bill Eckert Nina Salerno, Fawn Taylor, and Carol Katzenberger Lisa Payne, Laura Brief, and Liz Wozniak Halloween '80 Debbie Weissbard and Rosemund Dane Meg Snedeker and Cathy Thole Anne Linn and Leslie Palanker Nancy Smith Mrs. Rizman Betsy Jacobs and Lisa Huberman Faith Keller, Michael Lenusky and Jill Geddes Karen Sullivan and Kathy Keller ♦ 165 mm Jennifer Cummings Dana Schwartz Howard Jacobson Talent Show the Second Columbia High School presents Annual Talent Show, October 3, 1980. Anna Smyre ■I 168 r Performing Arts V z' Performing Arts V_______________ f--------------- Performing Arts V. ■ N Performing Arts N ---------- V Concert Band and Wind Ensemble The Concert Band and Wind Ensemble, both under the direction of Mr. Robert Jones, perform two concerts annually. These groups of dedicated musicians rehearse either first or second period. The Concert Band is composed of freshmen and sophomores, while the Wind Ensemble is com- posed of juniors and seniors. Concert Band Personnel FLUTE Paula Becker, Principal Heidi Beck Tracey Magliaro Carolyn Mulreed Vicki Montouri Amy Vandyke Sandra Bond CLARINET Donna Ezor, Principal Magda Menner Maura Armulh Joseph Borowic M-ll. 4 • 1 . BASSOON Laura Alterman ALTO SAXOPHONE Robert Schultz, Principal BARITONE SAXOPHONE John Fossella TRUMPET Stacey Rosemstein, Principal TROMBONE Craig Bermingham, Principal Steven Blinder Venetta Coleman Holly Wright Kenneth Kurtzweg Kelly Renkar rrank Caprio Iretta Coleman Mark Domenick Peter Butler Paul Tompkins Mark Ellis TUBA James Drubel Gail Tilley Cindy Blau Andrew Keene Kevin Allen PERCUSSION Michael Newman OBOE BASS CLARINET TENOR SAXOPHONE FRENCH HORN Brian Sheil tynet.te Thomander Bernice Houle William Coppola Beth Breen Andrew Raymond Kevin Lipnicki Beth Stager Wind Ensemble Personnel FLUTE Robin Mick, Principal Lori DiDonato Marina Seevak Nina Jochnowitz Barbara Koch Karen Blinder Tracey Milander Claire Janowski Virginia Whinery Jennifer Hariung Cheryl Clegg Rena Convissor Gail Tilley Christina Langone Kerry Joyce OBOE Bebe Novich, Principal Kenneth Shine Wendy Fline Eric Wertheimer CLARINET Robert Lindeman, Co-Principal Kenneth Richman, Co-Principal Martha Ezor Jerome Glasser Anne Rosen Susan Zavesky Philip Orlins Holly Pennock David Nagleberg Charles Coleman Glenn Fox Chris Forde Thomas Kralik Mark Jaffe Ann Mitchell BASS CLARINET Wendy Rettenberg, Principal Terry Walsh CONTRA BASS CLARINET Amy Houle BASSOON James Evans, Principal Laura Alterman ALTO SAXOPHONE Steven Pine, Principal Steven Adamczyk Jeffrey Wasserman Betsy Broadbent Mark Stadnyk Tom Clegg William Blatcher Francine Hornung Stacey Rosenstein BARITONE David McCroary, Principal James Drubel TUBA FRENCH HORN TENOR SAXOPHONE Meg O'Malley Lori Krampetz Principal Shirley Baubles BARITONE SAXOPHONE Susan Klein John Fossella llene Weinstein TRUMPET Richard Berggren, Principal Michael Murray Hilary Gurner James Cosgrove TROMBONE Richard Wheat Principal Timothy Ford Craig Bermingham David Schechner Ronald Conley David Robinson PERCUSSION Thomas DeDeo, Principal Chris Tarantino Michael Adamczyk Bradley Hamilton John Arpino John Janowski Geri Reimer Heidi Schnitzer Lynette Thomande 171 Special Dance The Special Ha nee Class rresents The 1 Oth Annual Dance Concert tonight we feel like DANCIN' Thursday January 22. Columbia High School Auditorium Tickets: Adults S2.00 Students $1.00 xOO A Jay Grosghal and Sandy Mitchell perform a duet Stephanie Singer and Lisa Tinkham dance with the ensemble The dance ensemble Parnassian Society Parnassian Society is a student drama organization which works to produce two shows annually. In Decem- ber the Parnassian society produced the mystery Nightwaich directed by seniors Lisa Cross and Irene Vasiliades. Starring in this production were Anna Smyre, jim Evans, and Suzanne Huang. 174 Donna Ezor upon entrance Jim Evans as the concerned husband Anna Smyre contemplating action Lisa Cross and Irene Vasiliades directing a rehearsal (front) B. Lowell, I. Vasiliades, R. Tekula, Mrs. Ali Butcher (2nd row) R. Watson, D. Moss, S. Savin, Mitchell Maltenfoft (3rd row) $. Huang, M. Shiman, C. Silverman, H. Silver, S. Snyder, G. Labovitz, S. Perlman, K. Vasiliades, Gayle Schaffer (4th row) T. Walsh, M. Farrei, D. Mano (back) D. Barish, J. Evans, T. Smith, A. Smyre, R. Kravitz, J. Geddes Jazz Band As Student Director of the C.H.S. Jazz Ensemble, I feel an incredible amount of pride working with such a dedicated and fun-loving” group of musicians. Not only- talent, but hard work, motivation, and the love of what they are doing keep them together. I've played in the Jazz Ensemble for the past three years, but never has it been such a strong group. With all the sincerity I can muster, I want to say how much I love being a part of the C.H.S. Jazz Ensemble. It is without a doubt the most rewarding experience of my high school career. Lori Krampetz 176 v ■ 177 Choir Choir Personnel SOPRANOS Monica Allen Paula Becker Laura Bermingham Kimberly Berry Melissa Codispotli Laura Palo Beth Rettenberg Wendi Rodriguez-Vegas Dina Sawzak Francine Scalera Dana Schwartz Susan Cardone Amy Caro Debora Christopher Sandra Faraone Maria Gallucci Kathleen Giordano Judith Pilone Margaret Regan Kate Regan Diane Reis Wendy Rettenberg Susan Rizman BASSES Daniel Burslyn Everette Dupree Michael Edell Thomas Graves Harris Kirsch Kathryn Coles Christina Davidian Laura DiGiovanni Marisel Estevez Margaret Farrell lill Geddes Wendy Grasso Anna Smyre Simone Solondz Renee Sieinweiss Anne Tackas Randi Tekula Lynette Thomander Linda Tylka Elizabeth Whelen Deborah White Brenda Williams ALTOS Tracey Alexander Genita Barbee Cindy Blau Leann Gury Jacquelin Gutzmore Madeline Flawkes Shirley Huang Tammarra Jones Bronwyn Jonker Melinda Joseph L'Aitk. 1 u-v 11 Michelle Russell Shari Savin Nancy Smith Pamela Winslow TENORS Edward Beckford Edward Ledden Michael Lenusky Bruce Meyers Brendan Noonan Jeremy Primer Kenneth Richman Warren Streeter Drue Hawrylak Felicia Kahn Faith Keller Randy Kravitz Vicki Kreeger Maureen Larkin Victoria Maicco Diane Moss Kelly KimDaii Gail Labovitz Geraldine McAteer Colleen McClosky Lisa Mellilo Mia Nadler Christine Nelson Dawn Nicely John Bodayle Kevin Davis Lamont Dawson Jonathan Grosghal David Lipowitz Alfred Moghab Michael Sandberg Timothy Smith Russell Vance John Weeks Geraldine Nardone Ann Bygballe Eve Niecko Bebe Novich Andrew Williams 178 179 Orchestra The Orchestra is composed of musicians from all four grades. It is under the direction of Mr. Wayne Fenstermacher. The Orchestra presents two concerts annually. Orchestra Personnel VIOLIN Geoffrey Englestein, Principal Erica Kesin Francine Dolans Beth Fand Carra Ericsson VIOLA Deborah Moss Lori DiDonato Marina Seevak Nina Jochnowilz ALTO SAXOPHONES Lori Krampetz Steven Pine TUBA David McCroary Howard Jacobson, CELLO PERCUSSION Concertmaster Gwynne Robbins, OBOES TENOR SAXOPHONE • l.l V« VtZUI v l 1 Thomas DeDeo Dean Kravitz Principal Bebe Novich, Jeffrey Wasserman Chris Tarantino Domenin Maffei Megan Sherburne Principal Brad Hamilton Mariko Kondo Jennifer Herbst Kenneth Shine TRUMPETS John Arpino David Joseph David Kaehele Steven Adamczyk Richard Berggren, Michael Adamczyk Robin Patlock Maura Armuth D A CC BASSOONS Principal Michael Murray Lynnetie Thomander Richard King, Principal Todd Cobbs PIANO Tania Fleischer Principal Laura Alterman CLARINETS Robert Lindeman, James Cosgrove FRENCH HORNS Meg O'Malley, Principal kpir Rprmsn Alice Chiu Kenneth Richman • V. 1 • U U1.I MIU' • llene Silverman Co-Principal JUSdN Mein llpnp IVoiiKloin Marisel Estevez HARP Martha Ezor Jennifer Mallett Tracey Alexander Jerome Glasser TROMBONES Katheryn Vasiliades Richard Wheat, Judith Sherer FLUTES BASS CLARINET Princpal Valerie Rahusen Robin Mick, Wendy Rettenberg Timothy Ford Rosemarie Ferrara Principal David Schechner Valha a V Activities V S Activities V Activities V. Activities V mr _________ V--------- V P.A. Crew Have you ever wondered who greets you everyday with the morning announcements? The P.A. crew informs us of the date, and all of the important items of the day. Newcomers Club Top: M. Campos, T. Yasuda, A. Bygballe, J. Brown, D. McCroary, N. Guizmore. Bottom: L. Deutsch, G. James, L. Howard, T. DeBoard. The Newcombers Club is a fairly new club, just into its second year with Mrs. Oliver as its originator. This club was formed so that people new to Colum- bia High could meet one another. Members of this year's club include students from different parts of the United States and foreign countries. At one time in life, everybody ex- periences the feeling of coming to a new place not knowing anyone. The Newcomers Club welcomes new peo- ple on a friendly basis. People with similar problems learn to cope with them together. 84 Fire Committee mmmr l hrmrwr CHS Fine fmtmlig mdrlmnr COMMITTEE O w'J — (top) R. Trespasz, S. Zaff, D. Burstyn, S. Meyers, J. Bressman, M. Vittullo, A. Dlugosz, M. Snedecker, G. Lindroth, D. Stack, B. Cogan, D. Reed, Mr. Hoffman (bottom) L. Krampitz, M. Sherburne, A. Schott, S. Sugarman, K. Bianchi, G. Ponlicello, E. Burris Shakespeare Society Bottom, L. to R: H. Kirsch, D. O'Amato, R. Lax, S. Snyder. Top: A. Smyre, Doc George, F. Sullivan, B. Muney, S. Pine, A. Houle. Assembly Committee 186 Bottom: . Greenberg, A. Giordano. Top: K Williams, T. Jones. TV News Crew Kevin Holmes records Kevin White at a taping session. Bottom, L. to R: M. Richardson, L. Kaligo, L. Cohen, A. Sauer. Top: K. Holmes, M. Lehrman, K. White, R. Lax. 187 Special Services Front (I to R): M. Kondo, L. Deutsch, L. Gury, A. Hsu, R. Wheat, T. Kirstetter. Back: P. Kilcommons, G. Brunson, N. Bausmith, T. Jones, D. Hawrylak, Mrs. Comba. Fencing Kneeling: J. Glasser. Standing (L. to R.): B. Ciullo, G. Bonin, V. Mastronardi, A. Chiu, C. Coleman, R. Schomer, P. Lehrman. Political Science Silting (L to R): O. Kozansky, J. Glasser, P. Lehrman. Standing: Mr. Stark, B. Scott, B. Novich. Debate Sitting (L to R): A. Sauer, J. Glasser, K. Richman. Standing: B. Coppola, F. Sullivan, L. Toppelson, J. Rosenthal, J. Rein, Mr. Little. 189 Latin Club First Row (L to R): K. Partoll, J. Herbst, S. Snyder, N. Kasen, J. Petrucci, A. Sauer. Second Row: W. Fine, S. Baubles, D. Whip- ple, L. Yellen, C. Davidian, M. O'Malley. Third Row: Ms. Wolf, F. Sullivan, T. Jones, T. Kralik, P. Kilcommons. French Club 190 Sitting (L to R): J. Cohn, J. Steiner, A. Furman, J. lindeman, J. Altholtz, R. Finney, J. Glasser, D. D'Amato, S. Snyder, C. Labovitz. Standing: Mrs. Krasner, E. Werthheimer, K. Middleton, D. Semel, S. Klein, G. Englestein, R. Dobrzanski, J. Abrams, C. Clegg, W. Fine, C. Regan. Italian Club Back Row: A. Cappola, L. Stefanelli, Mr. Tancredi, K. Newman, S. Cocozza, R. Marsillo. Front Row: L. Nitti, M. Lepore, C. Lert, D. Corcoran, ). Gonsalves, C. Badvini. Spanish Club 191 Mr. Price, N. Leibowitz, E. Martin, A. Maxwell, M. Tompkins, A. Coppola. PAWS Pupils Animal Welfare Society, PAWS, is an organization dedicated to three basic principles: to alleviate the needless suffering of animals, to awaken humane interest, and to encourage preservation of the natural environment. To realize these goals, PAWS participates in a variety of activities. Bake sales, paper and aluminum drives, and the sale of Van Dorpe originals provide funds which are donated to reputable animal welfare groups. In addition, PAWS is involved in finding homes for stray animals, participating in animal rights seminars, and even giving assembly programs. Currently PAWS is making a video tape to be used in elementary schools. L to R: Miss Schley—Advisor, Ms. Mears—Advisor, K. Partoll, V. Melham, M. Joseph, C. Forde, T. Kralik, D. Whipple. Quiz Bowl This is the fourth team Columbia High School has fielded for the TV3 Suburban Cablevision show, Challenge. The team is sponsored by Mrs. Adele Press and includes members Arthur Trampler, David Nagelberg, Andy Lapatnick and David McCroary. 192 WCOSTERS DICTIONARY « L. to R: A. Lapatnick. D. McCroary, Mrs. A. Press, A. Trampler, D. Nagelberg. Lab Aides L. to R: R. Schommer, A. Sturner, T. Millander, C. Davis, B. Adams, S. Chodrow, C. lamorticella, M. Thompson, K. Dortow, T. Richards, G. Strum, L. Krasner, D. D'Amato, Mr. Bunio, J. Primer, J. Frater, G. Barry, M. Rothberg, D. Strumm. Math Team The Math Team was under the direction of Mrs. Alice Donadio this year. Miss Morrison, who usually manages the team, was on sabbatical but occasionally appeared at the practice sessions. President of the team was senior Andrew McFarlane. Most of the competition was in statewide contests, where the team regularly placed second to rival Livingston in the first half of the year. The same has happened in the Iron Hills conference. Front (I. to r.): P. Dudzik, D. Kravitz, J. Kikuoka, T. Millander, A. Swann, S. Gervirtz. Middle: Mr. Eisman, E. Berger, J. Primer, G. Englestein, Mrs. Donadio Back: A. McFarlane, H. Jacobsen, M. Glickman, P. Annabali 193 Stage Crew 194 First Row (L to R): J. Bressman, C. Metcalf, L. Summer, M. Vitullo. Second Row (L to R): R. Trespasz, N. Applebaum, M. Whitehead, S. Zaff, D. Donnely, R. Deiters, S. McCroary. Third Row (L to R): W. Blok, J. Orlin, Oscar T. Grouch, K. Dorion, J. Blanco, A. Koehler. Flying: J. Linn. 195 The crew sets up. the Columbian Volume LXII Number 5 Columbia High School June 18,1981 The Columbian Staff Finishes a Successful Year in '81 The Columbian, the student run newspaper of Columbia High School, fulfilled its purpose as the in- formation media to the students of Columbia High School in 1981. Under the direction of Andy Becker, editor-in-chief, and josh Bloom, assistant to the editor, the Columbian covered such events as Columbia's transition to a four- year high school and the introduction of our new prin- cipal. The Columbian also granted full sports coverage, interviewed outstanding Columbia students, reviewed books, plays, records, and movies, handled letters to the editor, and voiced their opinions in the editorial column. The Columbian overcame the many difficulties it has had in recent years. Over five issues were produced in- cluding the ever-popular April Fools issue. The underclassman staff of the Columbian looks forward to much progress in future years. Mrs. Edna Cassapulla is the student advisor. the Columbian Published by the students ot Columbia High School. Maplewood. New Jersey 07040 Editor-m Chiel . Andrew Becker Executive Editor . Joshua Bloom Associated Editors Leslie Cohen Marina Seevak Feature Editor Assignment Editor . Boys Sports Editor Girls Sports Editor Business Manager Ronald Schwartz Production Manager Victor Nichols Photography Editor Marc Klein Editorial Advisor Edna Casapulla Business Advisor . . Maureen McGrath Established 1919 196 Front: Josh Bloom, Marina Scevak. Bebe Novich, Leslie Cohen, Andy Becker, Mary Barton. Middle: Drue Hawrylak, Jennifer Herbst, Debbie Limmer, Lisa Greene, Jim Sheil. Back: Matt Nagler, Paul Lehrman, Brendan Noonan, Emily Stern Wendy Fine Emily Seidel. (front) Michelle France, brooujcjn Jonker, We Su ann , 5uc Snyder, Naomi Stein (hack) 'Brendan Noonan, N'5on Tbamj , fn'c Wertheimer, Nancy Baosmrth, Mrs. foss J ten 5 the student ma (jjh . ..jOiZinc is pub I shea annually; Guild script includes poetra, fiction____ pholoqraphiy and art. Alison ru an j( Alexandra oujaoa are co-editors unth. Mrs. ‘Poss and Mr. Laslco exs teacher adv sorS 197 Valhalla Front (L to R): Ken L, Jessica A., Dan B„ Bernard W., Amy B„ Rob L. Middle Row (L to R): Dara W., Robin C, Josh N. Back: Eric S., Sue L, Bill M., Mark D., AI G., Jack S. (Advisor). Prom Committee 198 Seated (L to R): N. Salerno, M. Johnston, T. Smith, D. Zimmermann, C. Grosso, G. Dunn. Standing: L. Wozniak, A. Winer, M. Cosgrove, C. Dempsey, A. Smyre, K. Darwin, P. Bogan, J. Pilone, L. Kaligo, A. Williams, V. Walker, G. Gesten. Airplane Club L to R: L. Nawabi, J. Williams, Mr. Cordasco, D. Nawabi, D. Sebasky Bookstore L to R: B. DuVall, S. Hollyfield, D. Gaum, J. Seitor, R. Karnaugh. 199 Chess Team The Chess Team, coached by Mr. Peter losso, is not very well known throughout Columbia. As a matter of fact, many people who attend Columbia do not even know that it exists. But, for the past two years, we have placed first in our division with great ease. Beginning with last year, the Chess Team decided to think about entering tournaments at a higher level than what we had been doing previously by entering the NJ State High School Team Championship. This was the first time we had entered this tournament in almost fifteen years and we finished with an incredible third place overall. All of our team members have US Chess Federation (USCF) ratings. One of the members of our team was ranked 31st in the nation under sixteen years, at the same time being first in New Jersey under sixteen years. Our team is composed of five experienced players in order of highest ranking: Mark Glickman, Bill Blatcher, Dyon Anniballi, Garland Foster, and Geoffrey Englestein, all of whom are juniors. Our other hopefuls include: Todd Richard, Mark Jaffe, Steve Darcy, Peter Kebbekus, and Naiholas Janulis. Sooted tl to R' B. Blatcher and M. Glickman. Standing: G. Foster, C. Davis, G. Englestein, D. Caruba, D. Anniballi, S. Darcy, R. Davidian, N. Janulis, P. Kebbekus, Mr. losso. 200 Bicycle Club D. Reed, Mr. Lubkin, M. Klein. 201 Cheryl Clegg, Jennifer Herbst, Lauren Palo. Dawn Frank 202 Glenn Fox 203 Greg Hornish, Vickie Walker, Caryn Mcloughlin. ■ Sports Sports V z' Sports Sports M Varsity Football The I960 Columbia Cougars football team had a very disaopointing season. Despite strong cf'orts in their gan.es, the Cougars' final record wa 1-8. The Cougars' only win was against Mi!!burn, a for- midable opponent. After a scoro' s first half, Columbia came through with thirteen points to come away with a 13-0 victory. The games that followed were marked by strong defensive efforts, but the offense could not put it together. A 19-14 loss on Thanksgiving Day closed the season for the disap- pointed team. Even though the team had a losing season, the players gave their best efforts. With a little luck and fewer injuries, the 1980 football team could have gone a long way. The Team runs onto the field. Todd Cobbs and Sal Carnevale 206 L to R Bottom: V. Mincy, N. Romuldo, S. Holmes, B. Eckert, T. Foligno, C. Heibel, G. Manochio, V. Bevaqua (cpt), B. Mury (cpt), C. Morton (cpt), T. Cobbs, P. Blizzard, S. Carnevale, S. Wiley, M. Teasley, M. McGuirl, N. Collins. Second Row: J. Francis (man.), T. McDonald, D. Peniston, C. Hornish, R. Palumbo, A. Ellis, K. McGeachern, K. Kroll, J. Radier, S. Ramos, A. Shipman, A. Brown, S. Annello, P. Coyle, R. Maebert, M. D'Angelo, J. Kelly, C. Swatland, B. Holliday. Top: A. Roth (man.). Coach Manera, Coach Porcelli, Coach Cataldi, G. Snell, D. Price, K. Brunson, J. Perna, P. Tevlin, M. DeCicco, P. Zimmermann, K. Kroll, J. Francis, C. Baduini, D. Downey, B. Coyle, A. Santassiere, D. Sherwood, J. Bradley, H. Skinner, K. Wenzel, Coach Pew, Coach Deo, C. Francis (man.), C. Katzenberger (man.) D. Sherwood D. Sherwood and Chris Heibel Anthony Shipman Anthony Shipman, J. McDonald, Pat Coyle, and Vinnie Bevaqua Ken Brunson and Vinnie Bevaqua Chris Heibel 208 J.V. Football (front) T. Francis, P. Zimmerman, K. Kroll, M. DiCicco, P. Tevlin, D. Downey, D. Price, K. Wenzel, A. Santaseri, B. Coyle, D. Sherwood, J. Bradley (back) S. McClusky, B. Keyasko, S. Peniston, S. DiAngelo, R. Sansone, 8. Malnak, R. Perna, K. Brunson, G. Snell, C. Baduini, H. Skinner, V. Mastronardi, M. Kreuger, D. Cotter, E. Ricci, R. Bianchi, R. Davidson, Coach Scanlon J.V. Cheerleaders V� ' gag, . -wr - . , T5 il: (I to r) S. Hilbert, M. Meehan, D. Villani, T. Langone, I. Racioppi, D. Facapanni, M. Georke, M. Gonsalves, L. Coyle, A. Evans 209 Marching Band 210 Drum Major — Bob Lindcman Tom Kralik Assistant Drum Major — David Schechner Lori Krampetz Mike Adamczyk Rena Convissor Ken Kurtzmeg Steve Adamczyk William Coppola Tina Langone Kevin Allen Jim Cosgrove Kevin Lipnicki Maura Armuth Tom DeDeo Tracey Magliaro John Arpino Lori DiDonato David McCroary Shirley Baubles Mark Domcnick Magda Menner Heidi Beck Jim Drubel Robyn Mick Paula Becker Mark Ellis Tracey Millander Rick Berggren Jim Evans Ann Mitchell Craig Bermingham Donna Ezor Vikki Montuori Karen Blasi Martha Ezor Carolyn Mulreed William Blatchcr Tim Ford Mike Murray Andy Blau Chris Forde David Nagelberg Karen Blinder John Fossella Mike Newman Steven Blinder Glenn Fox Bebe Novich Mark Bokert Hilary Gurner Meg O'Malley Sandy Bond Brad Hamilton Phil Orlins Joseph Borowic Jennifer Hartung Holly Pennock Beth Breen Fran Horning Steve Pine Betsy Broadbent Amy Houle Andy Raymond Peter Butler Bernice Howie Kelly Renkar Frank Caprio Mark Jaffe Wendy Rettenberg Cheryl Clegg Claire Janowski Ken Richman Tom Clegg John Janowski Gin Riemer Charles Coleman Kerry Joyce David Robinson Inetta Coleman Andy Keene Anne Rosen Venetta Coleman Sue Klein Stacey Rosenstein Ron Conley Barbara Koch Heidi Schnitzer Bob Schultz Marina Seevak Brian Sheil Ken Shine Mark Stadnyk Beth Stager Chris Tarantino John Terlin Lynn Thomander Gail Tilley Paul Thompkins Amy Van Dyke Terry Walsh Rich Wheat Virginia Whinery Holly Wright Sue Zavesky Twirlers Captains Terry Skinner Dawn Maxton Lynn Carfagno Kathy Decher Denise Grigal Eileen Kelly Nancy Leibowitz Vicky Maiocco Colleen Milway Jill Murray Diane Schuster Linda Tylka I 1980 Colorguards Captains Anne Linn Randi Tekula Sue Cardone Nancy Cohen Kathy Dwork Sue Nover Nancy Smith CHEERLEADERS Football Front: Jackie Zusi, Debbie Zimmermann, Debbie Burdorf, Kim Aronson, Liz Wozniak, Jill Greenberg. Back: Maryellen Butera, Peggy Bogan, Stephanie Singer, Courtney Vaith, Leslie Palanker, Linda Guy, Laura Brief, Lorraine Dunn. GO TEAM!! Soccer SUCCESS! Carol Baduini, Nina Salerno, Donna Corcoran, Barbara DelNegro, Jeanne Gonsalves, Beth McCann, Marygrace Sama. Pamela Berk iTV Donna Corcoran, Claudia Grosso, Jeanne Gonsalves. Chris Sheridan c} h 4 yJ JxJJ CL tue? T UjrUjI. TaJe M., Tr mlf % hr4e t 213 m Roth Mrfann Bottom I to r: S. Giordano, C. Carew, T. Giordano, K. Masur, J. Calciotti, N. Amato, B. Bayer, T. Bowsher, J. Defino, C. Brienza, T. Rcchner. Middle: E. Turiansky, M. Weber, R. Maybaum, D. Fell, B. Finn, B. Perilstein, B. Stox, L. Armuth, M. Rudd, C. Waddel, P. Greaves, Coach Chyzowych. Top: C. Clevinger (manager). Gay Gammel (manager), D. Fiore, G. Bianchini, A. Grossman, G. Woodbury, D. Doyle, C. Eriksson, T. Aioso, M. Tevlin, G. Meares Michael Rudd Dan Doyle, Lenny Armuth Nick Amato Tony Rechner Steve Giordano Dan Fell Keith Masur Varsity Soccer Two second-half goals and some superb defense made the difference as Neptune edged Columbia, 3-1, in the Group Four state cham- pionship, thus dashing the Cougars' hopes of an unprecedented third straight title. But the season was not without its highlights. After fail- ing to win their first three games, the Cougars went on a twenty-three game unbeaten streak. In addition, they won the Essex County Tourna- ment, the North jersey championship, North jersey, Section B, and the Iron Hills Conference title. The players also helped coach Gene Chyzowych attain bis 200th career coaching vic- tory. This year's forte was probably defense. All- Staters Dar ny Doyle and goalie Steve Giordano, along wit i Brian Finn, Lenny Ar nuth, Tony Rechner ar : David Fiore, formed an almost im- penetrable v sit around the net. They set a school recoro -hjtouts in a ,eason, with 19, while also allown.0 :.altrv 40 goals per game. An explosive offense complemented the defense nicely. All-County choices Dan Fell (18 goals, 9 assists) and Mike Rudd (14 goals, 12 assists) led the team in scoring, along with All- Stater Keith Masur (11 goals, 7 assists), Glen Woodbury (8 goals, 11 assists), and Andy Grossman, who came off the bench to net 7 goals and 6 assists. Managers were Gay Gammell and Kristi Clevenger. Bob Bayer Jon Calciotti Glenn Woodbury 215 216 217 Boys' Basketball The Columbia Varsity Soys' Basketball Team finished with a record of 5-15. However, this record is quite deceiving. The team lost seven gair.e: by one o- Ivvo point's. Included in these were close losses fg such powerhouses as Morristown, Seton Hall and Livingston. ,'o'. Columbia was led by co-captains Bob Mury and Bob Max- ton. Other key purformers wert seniors Vic Hollinger, Mike Fiorini, Billy Simpson and Mike Masi. junior Tom Maloney played extremely v. oll and will be back next year to lead the Cougars. Score! Victor Hollinger Mike Fiorini Kneeling (L to R): R. Maxton (Captain), R. Mury (Captain). Standing: G. Holmes, V. Maisano, M. Masi, G. Snell, C. Hawkes, B. Simpson, V. Hollinger, E. Dines, M. Fiorini, T. Owens, T. Maloney. 218 219 Bob Mury zs Victor Hollingcr Victor Bollinger COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER 1979 S' rjJAMPIONS COLUMBI. GIRLS BASKE1 COLUMBIA f VOUL MS ESSEX CO HOOL Mike Masi Billy Simplon an Eric Dines Vicior Hollinger Billy Simpson C. Hawkes 221 Wrestling Columbia's Varsity Wrestling Team ended its season with an 8 and 6 record. The coaches were Al Hector and assistant coach Vic Lomakin. The captains of the team were Kevin Bianchi and Marcello Guimares. In the Hunterdon Central tournament Kevin Bianchi earned first place and Paul Blizzard and Dave Barry came in third. In the Essex County tournament, Kevin again came in third along with Barry, Blizzard came in second, Burt Tribioli third, and Pete Duchesneau, Guimares, and Pete Zimm?rman came in fourth. The most outstanding wrestler of the season was Bianchi, 135 lbs., with a 20 and 0 record. Other excep- tional wrestlers were Barry, 101; Guimares, 141; Rich Bianchi, 148; and Paul Blizzard, HWT Others who helped the team to their victories were Robert Kuttner, Fred Furback Pete Duchesneau, Glenn Harris, Tim Chamberlain, Ken Giordano, Tim Francais, Alex Arancio, James Capetelli, Pete Zimmerman, Burt Tribioli, Paul Bunis, Cy Gropper, Jamil Bashir, Len Stef- fanelli, Mike Mesd, David Carchia, Mike Richardson, James Kellt, Dennis Jason, Ken Brunson, and Leon Lewis. Front (L to R): L. Stephenelli, D. Barry, R. Kuttner, J. Bashir, C. Gropper, P. Duchesneau, G. Harris, T. Chamberlain. Back (L to R): Mr. Hector, P. Marks, R. Bianchi, A. Arancio, J. Campetelli, P. Bunis, K. Biacchi, M. Guimares, P. Zimmerman, B. Tribioli, K. Brunson, P. Blizzard, Lomakin. 223 Girls' Basketball Cathv Guthrie Jackie Nolle Score!! Caroline Dempsey Mary Guyton Front (L to R): C. Dempsey, M. Guyton, C. Guthrie. Back (L to R): C. Janowski, C. Bousher, J. Holle, T. McCarthy, B. Classman. 225 Field Hockey The Columbia Field Hockey Team, led by Co-Captains Tammy Nilson and Debbie Burdorf, 'allied to their second best season ever in the history o( Columbia. This event was made possible by Coach Mc'inda Gardner. The team placed second in the Iron Hills conference, but the highlight of the season was the big win in the Es- sex County Tournament. The Couga� i won the ECT not in regulation time or overtime, but in a nerve-racking flick-off, resulting with a score of 4 to 2. Columbia was honored this year with Debbie Burdorf, Lisa DeCicco, Tammy Jacobs Mary Guyton, Tammy Nilson, Tracey McCarthy, and Claire Kenny receiving All- Essex honors. DeCicco and Bur dorf also made All-State teams. jj The parting Seniors are Cjrdorf, Nilson, Guyton, Jacobs, and Lor: French, returning will be Juniors DeCicco, McCarthy, ker Sue Klein, Sandy Dostert, Margaret Nelson, Lyn Birscak, and Louisa Banto. Sophomores Alice Chiu and Marie Purcell will complete the roster. Mary Guyton Miss Gardner Tammy Jacobs Debbie Burdorf Go For the Goal!! Mary Guyt u—1 Girls' Swimming The Columbia High School Girls' Swim Team, coached by Mary Ellen Menza ended its best season in four years with a record of seven wins, one tie and three losses. Front (L to R): K. Mitchel, S. Lippman, S. Sher, D. Nivert, L. Wheling. Middle (L to R): P. Cosgrove, J. Press, A. Kolankowski, J. Ludden, D. Kolankowski, S. Savesky, A. Houle, J. Lubetkin. Back (L to R): T. Hilbert, K. Renkar, T. Whiner, V. Whinery. Boys' Swimming The Columbia High School Boys' Swim Team, coached by Dave Yoresh and captained by Dan Doyle and Jim Sheil, finished the 1980-1981 season with an 11- 4-1 record and took fourth at the Essex County and Iron Hills Meet in addition to scoring points at the State Championship. Front (L to R): D. Ladden, O. Whiner, M. Vilardo, T. Harirong. Back (L to R): 8. Spillane, J. Shiels, J. Cosgrove, A. Fisk, T. Boyle, D. Doyle, T. Edwards. Girls' Tennis Although the Girls' Tennis Team did not have an es- pecially successful season their great amount of team spirit made lip for their losses. The ifir e seniors on the team, Beth Cogan, Leslie Cohen and Cathy Guthrie were tri-captains. Underclassmen Composed most of the team; therefore, next year should be more successful. Sheri Savin Front: A. Giordano, L. Greene, S. Savin, I. Weinstein, K. Jacobs. Back: K. Gormley, B. Cogan, C. Guthrie, D. Moss, J. Abrahms,). Bland, B. Butterly, Mr. Wagner. 228 229 Beth Cogan Cathy Guthrie Kim Gormley and Julie Bland llene Weinstein and Sheri Savin Boys' Gymnastics The Columbia High School Men's Gymnastics Team closed out one of the best seasons of its history. The team finished its season with an impressive 13-1 record and an 8-0 record in their section, which they now won five of the last six years. The gymnasts placed second in the N.J.S.I.A.A. State Championships, losing to East Brunswick which was the only te-iim to be.it them in the regular season. As well as having twelve individual medals v on in sta‘2 competitions, the boys broke two previous school records: the all-around record (41.15), ilnd team score (116.35). In addition, the team was greatly honored to n ve been coached by Marvin Speidal who was awarded Coach of the Year by the New Jersey Gymnarfcs Jt'dge and Coaches Association for the second year in a row. ■ I m H jf 6 m '■ I S A routine on the ring. Michael Cohn Rich Wheat 230 Concentration on the rings. Bill Blatcher An excellent performance. Amy Brubaker and Coach Ebbe. A Balance Beam Performance. Front (I to r): L. Hocker, A Swann, C. Whinery, (capt.) L. Shue (capt.), T. O'Neill, A. Brubaker. 2nd row: M. Mooney, J. Press, L. Karlin, V. Howard, A. Fabrizio. 3rd row: S. Mitchell, H. Penock, L. Klein, J. Thorton, L. Harper. Amy Brubaker Lisa Shue Girls' Gymnastics The 1980 Girls' Varsity Gymnastics Team hud i very suc- cessful season. The team ended with a record o: eight wins and three losses. For the first time, the girls captured the title of the Iron Hills Conference and they also advanced to the New Jersey State Sectionals placing sixth in the competition. Mr. Peter Ebbe and Miss Karen Van Shack did an excellent job of coaching the team and helping them accomplish their most outstanding season ever. The guidance of tri-captains Carolyn Whinery, Lisa Shue, and Terry O'Neill also helped to lead the team to their finest season, the expci tise and experience of seniors Amy Brubaker and Anne Swan also added to the quality of the team. An unevens routine. The team cheers. 233 Frisbee Team Jim Frater Jim Frater Barbara Black 234 235 1981 Girls' Outdoor Track Team 1981 Boys' Outdoor Track Team 236 1981 Girls' Indoor Track Team 237 Varsity Bowling The Columbia High School Bowling Team started off the season in first place. Unfortunately, the team slipped to sixth in their division and twelfth place overall. Although the boys did not Jc as well as expected in the state sectionals, tht git's came in sixth place and Captain Lynn Verderese rolled a 230 and a 531 series to earn herself high game and third high series in North Jersey. This qualified her for the state finals. During the season, high games were rolled by Co- Captain Howard Sherman (253), Geri-I.v i Testa (246) and John Thompson (229). The team carried three averages over 160 and maintained a team average of 800. The bowling team is the only co-od varsity team in the school. They finished their reason with a record of 25-29. Other team members include: Andrea Cifello, John Duhig, Leotis McCollough, Chris O'Brien, Robert Schultz, Jeff Wasserman and Wayne Wasserman. Jeff Wasserman 238 First Row: L. Verderese, H. Sherman, Mr. Stager. Middle Row: T. Mitchum, A. Cifello, Geri-Lyn Testa, L. McCollough. Back Row: J. Duhig, C. O'Brien, Jeff VVasserman, J. Thompson, B. Shultz, W. Wasserman. 240 241 240 A. • •• OUR MUSIC... U 1.17161 IEL M2 COLL T= --- im-L frfol I 1 .1 I 17171 I 1 1 I I MSI I .1 I I I Bill I I I .1 BBBBi I I I 11 I I I IT is. viaiA Kathy Darwin Bebe Novich and Steve Madden Laurie Tublitz Laurie Edwards and Anthony Pettiford 244 Stacey Young and Louise Goldsmith Ray Romano and John Cocuzzo Will Rehling and Mike Fiorini Calculus Class goes Formal. Hanging out 245 The camera crew sets up . .. and inform the performers. Josh Newsteader Columbia becomes the Pepsi generation ... 246 Welcome back, Kotter. The crowd watches the video tape. 247 SMILES AND STYLES SMILES AND STYLE; A I SMILES AND STYLES SMILES AND STYLE SMILES AND STYLES SMILES AND STYLES M SMILES AND STYLES SMILES AND STYLES Illegal Intermission A photo essay by Stephanie Singer ----------- fettpfii Luncheonette breakfast LUNCH SL EGG-HAM-TURKEY ROAST- BEEF-CHEESE-ON-A BED-OF-LETTUCE 270 Everybody's Favorite Period 252 LUNCH TICKETS nay be purchased m food Service Office any norm Jig at m o 6 253 Who says we don't study? 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Annelinn is that 1 word? Cathi, What's shmagiggle? Don't tell the secret. I HATE YOU!!, 1 6 78. Cry you fool! Best leg. Gimme a break — Your arm or leg? Not so HUGH Fawn. Lauren, Get some bug spray! The Rink, Chicken inferno, Carlos. Orange Crush. I “SEAN the light. Clinton School. Gimme drugs. Tab — BURP — Here comes a tremor, hold on! WHO? Myyy sister! Sweeney's Crusin w the brat. Be reasonable Spanky. My Johnny. What am I, Chopped Liver? eggrolls, accor- dian player. Don't drink the milk. WHY? It's spoiled. B.rolls Potato chips. MMTMNTP beans in my ears. Peter (stubby) Pret- zel. Shuggie — Your beast is burning!! stoney bridge. Grampa Turtle, Elmora section. The Fever. Chill Out. Erma The Eggsalad Supremes. OTay Panky. Mama Yakerro. The Mall — YO VICKI — yo vicki. Ya gimme a heariattack. Liquid refreshment. CCCD green M M's. CVF MGRS. Buckwheat. Come to me Yfllctm. Shitla, Ava, Ada, Zelma (not Zelda Andi.) Pick some dinner. Pop Tarts frozen food. B.Z. wouldn't do that to us. SSHH! What did you do to your hair??!! Johnny Pinny in the sewer. Mailboxes. Mona Lisa — Mama Mia. Oh my nose2. Pass the apple — don't eat the skin (hr117) 2 dolla a head. Shoprite van. Squirt. Mama's Boy. engagement rings, purple. Hartford, applejuice. Joe! HSWBOT . .. Ma Ma!! If I can't have you! Who's got the ball? Susie NOT Opera!! Hello — I don't think ya can do it! The couch. What does it feel like? How do you do it? Pam-ELLA. Frankie — Mononeucliosis? Pinball machine. Schvig Dr. Haberwomen! Seldon Siggy Baby. Pam, Get off my patella, spread out. Space Invaders. Cut it Leslie, you're having a paty! Drag man. Summers. Swensons, Earthquake! GULP. CH. Fdrill- cops. SHUT the door Fawn! Married in Black. 6gr. camping. Stinky, the fence. St. Barney's. All the guys . .. DECADE, Together we've grown — LOVE YA!!! Congratulations To The Class of 1981 BROUNELL-KRAMER- WALDOR AGENCY Mick: Life is but a ladder for those, as you, who dare. We wish you the joy you've given to us, as you ascend. Love and Congratulations, Mom, Dad, Tone, Gram, Pops, Muggs Mil DAVID SCHECHNER Schechner and Targan Counsellors at Law 80 Main Street West Orange, N.J. 07052 (201) 325-2411 Congratulations To the Class of 1981 DR. AND MRS. HOWARD SCHWARTZ AND FAMILY « RICHARD'S STUDIO 125 South Orange Ave. South Orange, NJ 763-4944 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 FROM THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF SOUTH ORANGE AND MAPLEWOOD THE SANOKS Patricia 79 Susan '81 Stephan '82 Jeanne '83 Michael '85 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '81 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kirsch CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '81 Gerry's Men's and Boys' Wear 21 South Orange Ave., N.J. East House Office Congratulations To the Class of '81 272 Dr. and Mrs. Donald Gilbert PjEMMS Wr. and Wr). Tibavid Sarry . 9)a Tb. Sario� Jeanne an d ffoln Sawmill, C(an of 1950 Si.S. Stcatyua Saurtnce s4. fSrtnnan w, an d Wry ).ro(d Brt ssman Slnllony and Tllorenct fSultra Mr. and Wry Wt liam CUo„y Wr. and Wr). Slndrtw ff. 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New Jersey 07006 Phono (201) 226-1482 THE DELmdR company cam rvrfcs enooudS fOf cooca non a no 'nous r y Gordon Lawshe Hockey Club Dhe IVSO’IQHt Columbia .Hot leg waua started off uilk luo traigh. u� ai against Ptnguood 3 Parsippany . if I SI00I3 mill 40443 « 3-i a 6-5, TM333 pro sod U l I34 I if l poin of II4 Co trmlia 340300 ui llri, 33144 only to 3330 three mori 33 43 03 4 tIt rrtnttin rr of llr 16 yam 3 34U.L DL CoUli team 3303 ton 3 4333 43 mo3llf of 3 plo3nort3 3333 junior. although the leadership of tit Itant uai again upon the feu Union on flit leant. On the defensive end of the ite llte team u«J again held together goalie Sill Dam finer. Die strongholds o tfmyt um 34 1 SI.,.L, .J teplvmort Corky .JJotltr irili llrir 3 Irony Jrft lll tfft.r . On llr oil. . L the team uat fed in Storing for tie seeonc straight gear hg senior eaptain Passed .9tenmun uill 24 foul3 an I' a33ilt3. (foott 1 4 331 •jforh 33 rr a 30 rnu t Iy junior Jr33 4 Aulamf an toplomort Jelly Slarlry. Sttntnan a J SlarLiy 33 44 33 3 Hr a if 6 1 in llr league $ storing rate. -Although this gear seems disappointing far the team, neil gear feel, I. Ir promitiny. (Sitting) Capt. R. Izenman. B. Sharkey. (Standing) Coach L. Anagnostis. B. Faulkner. J. Evangelista. J. Meehan. R. Mendez. (Not Photographed) J. Sharkey. B. Aukamp. K. Hocker. Columbia 3 — Ringwood • Columbia 6 — Parsippany J Kinnelon 4 — Columbia' Morris Hills 5 — Columbia a Ringwood 7 — Columbia: Columbia 4 — Cranford Kinnelon 3 Parsippany 4 —.iColumbia Columbia: Morris Hills 8 — Columbia- Ringwood 6 — Columbia: Kinnelon 4 — Columbia' Columbia 7 — Morris Hills Ringwood 4 — Columbia Parsippany 4 — Columbia Kinnelon 3 — Columbia Columbia 9 — Parsiooany 275 Neal Gutzmore Lisa Shue and Howard Hoffman Wendy Russo and Lisa Tinkham Pamela Berk Mr. Tom Palma, Advisor Mirror, Mirror . . Marina Seevak, Co-Editor Mary Lawler Marc Hamburger Anne Duffell, Sales 1980-1981 Nancy Silverman 277 Mirror Mirror . . . 278 Eric Parente, Sports Editor Robert Lax, Photographer Friend of the Editors Lisa Huberman, Art Editor Marc Klein, Photographer jon Pincus, Photographer 280 The Yearbook Staff would like to thank the following people for their time and effort: Randi Bacmeister Allison Barry Mary Barton Christina Bennet Michael Blumenau Mrs. Casapulla Michele Cifello Leslie Cohen Debbie Coogan Mary Kate Cosgrove Debbie Coogan Sylvia Cucozza Jacy Dear Carolyn Dempsey Karla Dudzik Pam Dudzik Mike Fiorini Glenn Fox Alice Furman Gay Gammel Nancy Gelson Bonnie Glassman Sue Goldberg Louise Goldsmith Jill Greenberg Lisa Greene Mary Guyton Karen Hirschmann Maura Holley Ivan Holtz Leslie Hyans Betsy Jacobs Kathy Keller Harris Kirsch Aline Kolankowski Cindy Ladd Cathi Lert David McCroary Sue Och Terry O'Neill Rich Palumbo Karen Phillips Lynn Schlactus Jim Sheil Gail Silverman Stephanie Singer LeeAnn Stoll Ed Tracey Laurie Tublitz Lynn Verderese Mark Vilardo Carolyn Whinery Paula Yates Debbie Zimmermann And a very special thanks to: Marc Hamburger for his action photography. 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