Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1982 volume:

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SPRING Show — “Fiddler On The Roof” Randi Tekula and Jill Geddes Randi Kravitz Timothy Smith 18 Tammarra Jones, Sheri Savin, Margaret Farrell, and Vicky Maiocco CAST OF CHARACTERS (in order of appearance) Tevye. a dairyman ........................Michael Lenusky Colde. his wife........................... Randi Tekula Their daughters: Tzeitel.............................Randy Kravitz (Sat.) Maureen £ark in (Fri.) Model.................................Anna Satyre Chava........................................Jill Geddes Shprintze.....................................Sue Rizman Bie ke...........................Dianna Manno Yente. a matchmaker.....................Tammarra Jones Motel Kamzoit. a tailor.......................Tim Smith Perchik. the student..........................Jim Evans Lazar Wolf a butcher................................David Lipowitz Mordcha, an innkeeper.....................Charles Coleman Rabbi................................................John Bodayle Mendel, his son....................Michael Lerman (Sat.) Mike Sandbery (Fri.) Avram. a book seller.......................Steven pine Nahum, a beyyer............................John Weeks Grandma Tzeitel Guide's qrandmother ... Sheri Savin Fruma - Sarah. Lazars first u ife..................Vicky Maiocco Yussel a hatter......................................Oren Kosansky Constable............................................Doug Barasch Fyedka. a young man...........................Dan Burstyn Sasha, his friend..................................Lamont Dawson Shandel. Motel's mother....................Meq Ferrell and The Fiddler.......................................Anthony pettiford First Russian................... ..........Chris Fayne Other Russians....................................Richard Dworak Dave Regan David Donnelly David Lipowitz and John Bodayle To life! Mike Lenusky as Tevye 19 Lacrosse top 1 to r; Coach Curcio, D. Sherwood, J. Radier, B. Aukamp, D. Mincey, M. Ward, J. Glancy, R Guinta, M. DeCicco, S. Ramos, V. Bevacqua, R. Malone, M. Gelson, M. D’Angelo, T. Manna, Coach Schwartz, Bottom 1 to r; J. Santillo, M. Fiorini, H. Hoffman, S. Frisch, E. Parente, K. Bianchi, D. Buffo, A. Desai, Q. Tuck, J. Ruddy, D. Tap- per, W. Rehling, A. Arancio Clark 13-7 Summit 5-7 Pingry 12-4 Clifton 11-2 Livingston 9-2 Peddie 11-0 Princeton 9-12 Hunterdon Central 15-2 Montclair 12-4 West Morris 6-7 Boonton 11-6 Hanover Park 8-4 Lawrenceville 8-9 O.T. Montville 6-1 State Tourney Mountain Lakes 11-2 Montclair 5-6 O.T. Coaches Tourney Summit 7-8 Record: 11-6 Fitch Division Champions 20 Michael Ward Craddling the ball. Howard Hoffman i Mike Fiorini Takes a shot. Eric Parente battles it out. Kevin Bianchi 21 Baseball Stephen Flood watches eagerly as Tommy Owens makes the play. An easy out for Tom Maloney. top 1 to r; T Maloney, Coach Merrigan, K. Baskerville, T Owens, A. Shipman, M. Masi, S. Holmes, E. Ladden, D. Hamilton, K. Chepolis, T Aiosa, T. Johnston, Coach Fletcher, bottom 1 to r; M. McGuirl, B. Coyle, J. Cocuzza, S. Flood, M. Sansone, R. Impaglia, D. Daly, T. Cobbs East Side 3-3 Kearny 6-11 Morris Knolls 4-3 Parsippany Hills 4-5 East Orange 11-3 West Essex 6-0 Livingston 1-7 Bloomfield 6-1 Parsippany 7-0 Morristown 2-1 Millburn 0-3 Roxbury 2-8 Morris Knolls 1-10 Parsippany Hills 2-3 West Essex 15-6 Livingston 2-1 East Orange 10-1 Parsippany 3-2 G.N.T. Central 4-3 Belleville 9-13 State Tourney East Side 10-9 Livingston 2-4 22 Keith Baskerville on the mound. Mike Sansone awaits the pitch. Softball ml top 1 to r; M. Nelson, D. Fox, J. Zusi, J. Karlin, K. Wenzel, S. Kaes, C. Burwell, bottoml to r; L. De- Mr. Ruggerio, a fine season. Cicco, J. Smith, A. Swan, D. McTernan, M. Carrier, K. Bowsher, G. Testa Jackie Zusi watches another fine hit. Kristen Bowsher handles a routine fly-ball. Morris Knolls 3-4 Madison 9-0 Parsippany Hills 0-4 West Essex 4-3 Livingston 8-4 Parsippany 2-1 Madison 10-2 Morristown 3-4 Roxbury 4-5 Morris Knolls 4-1 Parsippany Hills 0-5 East Orange 9-2 West Essex 12-2 Livingston 3-5 Nutley 8-4 Parsippany 8-0 Morristown 4-5 Nutley 13-3 Roxbury 0-1 County Tourney Montclair Immaculate 7-3 Bloomfield 4-2 Caldwell 1-2 State Tourney Nutley 10-6 Scotch Plains 0-2 Donna McTernan winds up. 23 Volleyball top 1 to r; K. Prybys, L. Bircsak, J. Bashir, M. Panko, K. Reitzel, L. Bermingham, M. Purcell, M. Grosso, L. Guthrie, K. Schwitzer, bottom 1 to r; Coach Chyzowych, J. Francis, A. Bibbons, J. Gainsburg, C. Sheridan, M. O’Malley, J. Hartung, S. Bonani Nutley 2-0 Scotch Plains 2-0 Cranford 2-0 Montclair 2-0 Madison 2-0 Caldwell 2-0 Millburn 2-0 Livingston 2-0 Madison 2-0 Millburn 2-0 Irvington 2-0 Summit 2-0 Mother Seton 2-0 Union 2-0 Livingston 2-0 Tournaments Montclair 2-0 Elizabeth 1st A.L. Johnson 2-0 Champions 1st Nutley 2-0 Essex County 2nd State 1st 24 Alison Bibbons spiking. Jennifer Hartung sets the ball. Track Sheldon Friedberg tries 9 ft. Elizabeth Broadbent takes the lead. Parsippany Hills — w Livingston — w Morristown — L Morris Knolls — W West Essex — W Parsippany — W Roxbury — W Record: 6-1 -iiiumei successiui jump. top 1 to r; Coach Klepack, J. Jackson, D. Downey, G. Barry, T. Stewart, J. Goldsmith, C. Dakin, E. Davidson, J. Carrigan, A. Gurien, G. Trinker, G. Snell, S. Levine, T. Berman, Coach Gavitt, middle I to r; A. Russell, S. Friedburg, C. Swatland, J. Chisolm, A. Ellis, J. Cosgrove, J. J. Clark, T. Weeks, T. Foster, M. Belton, A. Newfeld, T. Coppola, bottom I to r; S. Whelan, J. Wherle, A. Mackinson, F. Trinity, W. Booth, J. Walker, K. Jackson, N. Gutzmore, D. Gil- bert, J. May, S. Markson. 25 Boys’ Tennis Jay Zaslower practicing his serve. Millburn Morris Knolls Parsippany Hills Summit Livingston Parsippany West Essex Morristown Morris Knolls Parsippany Hills Union Parsippany West Essex Morristown Livingston Roxbury Roxbury Millburn Coaches Tourney Arts (Newark) Montclair Verona Millburn State Sectionals West Essex Record: 12-11 top 1 to r; Coach Stager, B. Rustum, S. Heischuber, J. Faig, R. Crandall, J. Trainity, M. Berkin, A. Laptanick, D. Rudd, T. Tellini, bottom 1 to r; D. Syracuse, J. Zaslower, P. Kondo, D. Knittin, H. Kirsch, E. Hadar, P. Waldor, D. Panzer 26 Pete Waldor warming up before a match. Dale Panzer makes a fine return. Golf Morris Knolls 262-230 Scotch Plains 189-214 Millburn 255-259 Bayley-EIIard 264-241 West Essex 217-259 Montclair Academy 181-198 Morris Knolls 234-233 Morristown 225-240 Millburn 250-232 West Essex 209-232 Seton Hall 228-232 Livingston 235-254 Bayley-EIIard 262-221 Morris Catholic 229-231 Livingston 243-249 Morristown 264-231 Cranford 176-194 Record: 7-10 top 1 to r; S. Sanok, M. Daniels, M. Field, R. Orlins, Coach Wagner, bottom 1 to r; R. Reynolds, P. Mackinson, M. Zusi, M. White, B. Millerick Mike Field drives the ball. 27 Senior Prom d[a±± of Lneteen fiundred and eLyfity-one °f do[um(jia cdjiyfi £c(zoo[ recjue±t± t(ie fionor of your fire±ence at Lt± Senior £ om ' 'dome ± ccdf [ZJime Ufiuriday evening, t(re fourtfi of £une nineteen fiundred and eigfity-one from eigfit untif one o ctoc l to e fietd at t(ie 3 overnor cA [orri± dJnn •cMorriitousn, cNeuj Qeriey format 28 The crowded dance floor. Hey, you look sharp! On June 4, 1981 the Senior Class held their prom at the Governor Morris Inn in Morristown. The theme of the prom was “Comes A Time.” Over 450 Seniors and their guests dined, danced, and had an enjoyable time. I could dance all night. . . . having a great time. 29 Graduation On June 18, the Class of 1981 was graduated. Among the speakers in this years ceremony were Principal William Librera, Making his first speech at Co- lumbia High School Commencement Exercises; Dr. Richard A. George; Class President, Timothy Smith; and President of the Student Council, Louise Goldsmith. The Columbia High School Concert Choir also performed several selections at the closing ceremony, which provided added enjoyment for all who attended. Doc addresses the graduates. Mr. Librera making his speech. cijool 0iBtrict of £ outlj ©range anb ffflapleuioob (Eolumbia Biglf cljnol 94tij (Eommencement tExerciBts Nineteen llunbreb lEigljtg-ODne llnberhill JFielii outlj ODrange-fflaplcuiooii. Neui .ilerseg dtjurabag euentng June eighteenttj 30 i.vttjirtg n'clock Phil Hess is psyched after he receives his diploma. Marybeth Joyce smiles with excitement. I 31 32 FACULTY WILLIAM LIBRERA Principal STUART BENJAMIN East House Director GEORGE GOETZ West House Director THOMAS JACOBSEN North House Director KAY BRUNO A.V. Secretary MARY CAPPACINNO Library Secretary MARY DEL SORDI Secretary NANCY DI MENNA West House Secretary 34 BARBARA MURRAY Secretary FREDA PETZINGER Security EILEEN RACIOPPI East House Secretary SHIRLEY REDD Front Office Secretary DORIS FITZSIMMONS Office Manager PERRY GATTI Operator RONALD GIBSON Security AMELIA GOMEZ Security Ah JAYNE SANTISARE Front Office Secretary KAREN SIMMS West House Secretary JOAN STEWART Athletic Secretary CAROL STICKLE East House Secretary GAIL GRASSO Secretary CHARLOTTE MATTHIAS Principal’s Secretary CHARLES MILLS Security GLORIA MURPHY Music Secretary RENATA TANZILLO Security BARBARA VILLANI East House Secretary JEAN WALDRON North House Secretary KAY WARD North House Secretary ARLENE BURNS East House Counselor PETER CROSS East House Counselor DOROTHY DHARNI North House Counselor ARLENE FARLEY North House Counselor BETTY FORGERSON East, West and North House Counselor GUIDANCE DONALD GRIESEL West House Counselor ANDREW KOOISTRA North House Counselor HAL YOUNG East House Counselor THOMAS ALOSE Industrial Arts PATRICK ATTANASIO A.V.-Media Coordinator JOAN BARIST History LINDA BARTELS Mathematics GEORGE BINDER, JR. Mathematics GAIL BLAZURE Home Economics FREDERICK BOOTH Physical Education DONNA BOX English DANIEL BRODHEAD Physical Education L. CARROLL BROOKS Biology ANDREA BRYDON English ROBERT BUNIO Mathematics ALI BUTCHER English JOHN BUTKUS Permanent Substitute SOLMAZ CALONE English History EDNA CASAPULLA English A RICHARD CATHCART Industrial Arts RONALD CESERE Permanent Substitute MARK CHAPIN English GEORGE CHASE Film Making EUGENE CHYZOWYCH Physical Education JUDITH COHEN English RICHARD COHEN Biology PETER COLE History MARGARET COMBA English MARY CONLON Spanish NEIL COOPERMAN Mathematics ANTHONY CORDASCO Industrial Arts MARGUERITE CRYER Home Ec. Dept. Chairperson ROBERT CURCIO Chemistry CONSTANCE CZEKANSKI Business Education ANNE DALE HERMAN MENDELSON The last time I saw him was at the community pool over the summer. He walked in with a sun hat angled on his head, baggy shorts, a lounge chair under one arm, a book under the other. His reading glasses secured, almost comically, on the end of his nose. His smile, genuine- ever. Told him I was teaching: “yes, yes — still writing; like to share some pieces with you.” “Please do!” he was quick to respond. Never did. Never saw him again. Until the other night, while paging through the local, I saw his picture and the headline. Chaim Mendelson, his preferred pen name, the man, teacher, poet, who like William Carlos Williams wrote, spoke, and taught in “plain American that cats and dogs can read” is dead. The account read, “His background, his allegiance to excellence and his suspicion of anything that would compromise it, have earned him a place of honor. “Among his interests was poetry,” the article continued. It was poetry that caused our paths to meet when ten years ago I had to meet a certain English teacher to gain entry in the already full creative writing section. Mr. Mendelson overrode the enrollment limit and the next day I was in the course. Chaim Mendelson profoundly influenced my writing, my career choice, my life. On my application for my first teaching position I recalled my early interest in writing and my first creative writing class. “Senior year of high school, I took my first creative writing course. My teacher was William Carlos Williams-oriented and his pen was more of a sword than a writing instrument as he deleted excess word after excess word” I finished reading the account and ran upstairs and retrieved the old folder dated 1971 with my adolescent attempts at poetry fully intact. Penciled in were Mr. Mendelson’s uncompromising remarks: “cliche, vague, abstract, unsupported, unconvincing, lacking details, too gener- alized, don’t philosophize, let the poem explain itself, let some reality in.” I came across one of Chaim’s works “Ingredients.” “One tastes the gnarled hands of the Italian gardener in these tomatoes his broken English the low shed the compost heap sun and soil.” Upon which in imitation I wrote “Instructions.” “One tastes the sincer- ity of the heart in these lines his penciled remarks now remembrances of effort and toil.” Also in the folder was a handwritten note apologizing to a certain, English teacher for cutting his class the day he was absent and there was a substitute. I knew then, as I know now, there is no substitute for him. Sentimen- tal. Right. But that’s how I feel, and Chaim Mendelson always wanted to know my feelings. My true feelings. James Price ’72 39 ERNEST DEL GUERCIO Art Dept. Chairperson MICHAEL DeMARCO Biology DOMENICK DEO Physical Education NINO DePINTO History W. GEORGE DOMAREKI Art ALICE DONADIO Mathematics HANNAH EDELMAN Supplementary Education ROY EISMANN Mathematics STACEY ELAM Physical Education ELAINE ELKIND Mathematics BARBARA FELDSTEIN Chemistry ELLEN FINKELSTEIN Business Education ERIKA FISCHER German JOHN FLETCHER Physical Education ANTHONY GALLO Biology J. ALAN GAVITT History IRWIN GENZER Science Dept. Chairperson W. FENSTERMACHER Music RICHARD GEORGE English (on sabbatical) ANTHONY FREDA Industrial Arts (on sabbatical) QQQQQ OQOQQB i k l 86 fi — 40 JOSEPH GHEGAN Chemistry HOWARD GLATT English ROBERTA GREHL English (on sabbatical) JOSEPH HALEY English DONALD HAMINGSON English PAUL HAUSHEER Science WILLIAM HAVEN History ALBERT HECTOR Physical Education DOUGLAS HEDLI History RONALD HENDERSON French (on sabbatical) MARIAN HERSHEY Biology JANET HICKS Physical Education n Mr. Sterbinsky hard at work. Mr. Curcio demonstrates a chemistry lab. 41 DIANA HILL English JEFFREY HIMMELSTEIN Biology FRITZ HOFFMAN Physics DAVID HOGENAUER History BRENDA HORTON Nurse RICHARD HUNTINGTON History PETER IOSSO French Spanish HELEN JONES French Spanish ROBERT JONES Music LEONARD KLEPACK Physical Education NANCY KEENE Home Economics JUNE KENT Home Economics E. EVERETT KLINE, JR. History Dept. Chairperson MARILYN KRASNER French JOHN KILEY English MICHAEL KRASNER English 42 I i WALTER KREHEL Chemistry JOYCE KOBYLARZ Mathematics RUDOLPH KREUTZER Director of Music DONALD LASKO English CAROLYN LAWRENCE Mathematics BETTY LECHTER History DARLENE LEIDER Mathematics ALAN LEVIN Physics WILLIAM LITTLE History VICTOR LOMAKIN Physical Education CHERYL LOYER Business Education LAWRENCE LUBKIN Chemistry THOMAS MacEWEN Industrial Arts JERRY MARGULIS English RUSSELL MARTIN Photography SARA MASTELLONE Mathematics Mrs. Lawrence explains a tough problem. Mrs. Racioppi lends a helping hand. 43 MATTHIAS MATTHEWSON Industrial Arts MAUREEN McGRATH History DORIS McKEE Library ANNA MEARS Library 44 JAMES MEMOLI Italian Spanish JUDITH MENDOZA Art MARY DELL MORRISON Mathematics EDITH MOSS Special Education ALBERT MUCCI Business Education FRANK NICOLETTI English ELAINE MURPHY Physical Education CATHERINE NARDELLI Mathematics LEWIS NESSI English RICHARD NOLAN Special Education PATRICIA O’HANLON English EVELYN OLIVER English ROBERT PALMA Mathematics THOMAS PALMA Physics MARTIN PANEK Physics ANGELO PANTAZES Mathematics SALVATORE PAOLELLA Language Dept. Chairperson WILLIAM PARKER Industrial Arts ENRIQUE PASSARGE Spanish JODY PEDA Mathematics MARIO PEDOTO Business Education SUSAN PENBERTHY Mathematics DENISE PIETROPINTO Business Education STEPHANIE POSS English ADELE PRESS Mathematics WILLIAM PRICE Spanish ANDREW QUIROLI Spanish ALLEN RAMEY History Mr. Urban gives some extra help. SYDELL RABIN English Dept. Chairperson THOMAS RICCIARDI Photography STEWART RICHTER Biology ANNETTE RING History 46 KATHLEEN ROONEY Math RICHARD ROSENBERG History CINDYE ROSSI Biology THOMAS RUGGIERO Physical Education HAROLD SAVAGE History CAROL SCHIFFMAN Special Education MARGARET SCHLEY English ERNEST SEHRINGER Mathematics MARILYN SIMON Special Education MARJORIE SPANGLER Physical Education JACK SPEAR History GEORGE STAGER History JAMES STANFORD Library ARNOLD STARK History JOSEPH STERBINSKY History CAROL STEWART Biology JOSEPH STRASKO Speech Therapist ONNIE STROTHER Art ROBERT SULEK Mathematics DOMENICK TANCREDI Italian CHARLES TAYLOR Physical Education PETER TENEWITZ Math. Dept. Chairperson ROBERT TERLIZZI Mathematics JUDITH THORNE Mathematics CONSTANCE TRAUTMAN English ETHEL TRIPP Nurse PETER URBAN History VERNA VALANTE French Spanish “Physics isn’t as hard as it seems.” A pair of Palmas ponder a problem. Miss O’Hanlon discusses a paper with Vinnie Schultz. 47 MARGARET VAN DORPE Physical Education DAVID VODOFSKY Industrial Arts ELEANOR VOM ELGEN Library DAVID WADE Athletics and Activities 48 PAUL WAGNER Mathematics DENNIS WHITLEY Art (on sabbatical) ALICE WOLF Latin SUSAN WALEANSKY French DAVID WEIDLICH Business Education ROBERTA WEINTRAUB Art ERIC WIEDA Industrial Arts MICHAEL WIEDERSPIEL English CHARLES WILLIAMS Bus. Ed. Dept. Chairperson BARBARA WOLFF Physics SARA WORTH Italian Spanish DAVID YORESH Physical Education BETTY YURKATAT Library THOMAS ZAMPANO Special Education MARY ANN ZEADEY English LIBBY ZIVICK Special Education (CffD A normal day in Mr. Wagner’s class? Mrs. Oliver gives John Dunig an approving pat on the head. Halloween in the front office Will the real Mr. Parker please stand up? 49 Mr. Ruggiero gets a surprise. Mia Grosso studying in East House Commons. Tracy Gevirtz, Krista Fogarty, and Margaret Goerke A typical classroom scene Corby Hocker and Sue Kosakowski in West House % Bob Keyasko taking it easy. Deirdre Donnelley and Becky Hamilton UNDERCLASSMEN A203 first row (1 to r) John McGuire, Richard Garguilo, Robert Garguilo, John Salimbene, Brian Conlin, Andrew Kesin, Allen Surdi, John Dimpel second row Jean Nelson, Karen Kurtzweg, Christine Novak, Michelle Levine, Jamie Evers, Diana Agrillo, Barbara Mooney, Beth Schnitzer, Jennifer Dimpel third row Tom Heutz, Jason Gross, Davis Aistars, Matthew Adinaro, Marcy Ferrara, Dominique Flora, Donna Hardina, Ida Graham, Aleta Shauger, Ed Nugent, David Stumer, Mrs. Box A141 first row (1 to r) John Ventura, Dino Alzadon, James Aissa, Vincent Brown, James Saraceno, Elliott David, Peter Laves second row Laurie Scopp,Madeline Vogel, Mandy Hagaman, Faith Penn, Cheryl Renshaw, Jennifer Fenn, Amy Bobrow, Leslie Klein third row Paul Palermo, John Talleyrand, Jason Cannon, Brian Smith, William Clohosey, Petra Krueger, Marcy Engelstein, Mary McFadden, Kellie Harris, Phillip Brown, Bruce Dickerson, Joe Martineau, David Lally, Donald Mak, Miss Thorne A207 first row (1 to r) Jon Zeifert, Michael Ferraro, Brian Chamberlin, David Orangro second row Nancy Hahne, Kim Berger, Diane Neresian, Mary Beth Wilusz, Jackie Enright, Michelle DeCicco, Erica Cohn, Shana Brauder, Katie Rustum, Allegra Cowell, Chris Grimbalis third row Stephen Appel, Eric Vance, Walter Lee, Ivan Zunz, Michael Barry, Pam Cowley, Laura Gilman, Barbara Dobrzanski, Chris Schmalz, William Pinilis, Michael Bunis, Seth Katz, David Gloshinski, Mr. Richter A208 first row (1 to r) Lisa Shapiro, Katherine Schultz, Lisa Papp, Carol Beucler, Kimberly Christie, Alexandria, D’Atalia, Anna Kozlowski, Charlotte Kuo, Amy McCampbell second row Patrick Bodacyle, Peter Cox, Michael Davis, Kenneth Hogenauer, Marcelo Bueno, Anna Verdi, Lillian Vineyard, Chris Lambrugo, David Leibowitz, Joseph Santasiere, Hanle Yap, Michael Stifelman, Mrs. Kobylarz A257 first row (1 to r) Jennifer Greenberg, Jill Gilby, Gail Kaltenbacher, Kim Cuozzo, Debbie Sansone, Jane Segal, Lisa Jennis, Jill Bland, Felicia Rivers, Virginia Clegg, Jackie Faas, Megan Thomander second row Mike Perez, John Schnapp, Eric Klein, Larry Singer, Ken Caballero, Sean Guthrie, Scott Wild, Darrel Naidu, Ty Tobey, Terrance Phillips, Ken Lewis, Mr. Hedli A249 first row (1 to r) Jon Ezor, Glenn Rountree, David Boyd, Alex Rego, James Colemqn, Rob Joseph second row Maria DeLuca, Ada Basilone, Christine Halvorsen, Lisa Peer, Lisa Enright, Sara Liebman, Teresa Bruno, Kimberly Slaton, Sandra Atawasqva, Adina Friedman, Nada Wolff, Suzanne Murphy third row Mike Butterfield, Joe Cifelli, Erik Wagner, Lenny Gould, Chuck Cataldi, Valerie Hadu, Mary Giordano, Debbie Corvino, Anne Kolozsvary, Leslie Sabin, Oscar DiLegge, Dave Miaro, Phil Nikpour, Mr. Hogenauer A313 first row (1 to r) Russell Kaplan, Mike Manuel, Heath Naghar, Ted Grady, David Lambert second row Dee Cole, Jeanine DaSilva, Libby Emerson, Marjorie MacWhorter, Tammi Brown, Julie Koch, Cheryl Barletta, Ilene Stern, Leslie Uman third row Tony Grigal, David King, Mike Roberts, John Carson, Nicole Hawk, Karen Williams, Claire Gayder, Nilda Matos, Jamie Alfone, Peter Turk, Tim Murray, Miss O’Hanlon CJI A A320 first row (I to r); Susan Rocca, Amy Weber, Patty Crowley, Jackie Glass, Alyssa Moskowitz, Maria O’Neill, Elaine Yang, Janet Rivera, Margaret Treiber, second row Andy Kuchynsky, Robert Waeschle, Justin Kinney, Glenn Manochio, Ted Parmelee, Chris Zusi, Eric Rothman, Alan Chandross, Mark Delucia, Omar Mustapha, Mn Barist B234 first row (1 to r), Margaret Ayner, Katie Whitehead, Laurie Litwin, Pam Evans, Dawn Lee, Anna DiComo, Eileen Ryan, Sue Sachs, Fran Trinker, second row Carmen Marsillo,Kyu Gun Lee, Dan Glasser, David Kereztes, William DeJianne, Peter Sickley, Jane Surder, John Jacobsen, Dywaine Baxter, Charles Selden, Steve Bocko, Chris Rado, Miss Wolf B232 first row (I to r), Darren Carker, Dand Freed, Daniel Janowski second row Rochelle Nardelli, Faith Berman, Lori Dziedzic, Ann Pao, Carol Messito, Deborah Wilson, Lea Kraemer, Tamara Roach, Sara Kaufman third row Sean Sabaski, Peter Lang, Patrick Zazzaro, Jonathan Hirschmann, Christopher Reynalds, Anne DeSantis, Andrea Stoll, Trevor Tremaine, Neville Alleyne, Paul Weimer, Andrew Shire, Gregory Cohen, Mrs. Worth B238 first row (1 to r) ,lnna Gurevich, Trina Chance, Glynnis Hall, Lynn Ulsamer, Teresita Blanco, Paulette Manginelli, Laura Van Dyke, Stacey Grand, Laurie Firman, second row Michael Boss, Thomas McEnroe, Ilya Goldberg, Dan Wahirney, James Kitt, Sheila Staggers, Joseph Atterbury, Andrew Coles, Jeffrey Davis, Kenneth Levin, Ronald Burness, Miss Jones B303 first row (1 to r), Diane Castelbouno, Elise Wagner, Janine Weiss, Cynthia Sereno, Brenda Nieko, Patricia Racioppi, Cynthia Epstein, Caroline Rosenbaum, Amy Leventhal second row Michael Cohen, Shawn Gaffney, Azchary Yamba, Jeffrey Spearman, Eric Moore, Smara Papatzambasis, Rosa Gallo, Cyntthia Ulanet, Michael Macleod, Shawn Brandt, Michael Kinney, James Higgins, Ryan King, Miss Finkelstein Cl 13 first row (1 to r), Chris Dole, Mark Lugothetis, Charles Koch, Andrew Rupprecht, Steven Davenport, Richard Bayer, Marc Anello, Steven Gomer, second row, Michele Cogan, Leslie Dee, Maria Coppola, Tara Kenny, Jennifer Bash, Lena Tymezyna, Michele Laskowski, Mallory Ham, Claudia Tichy, Alissa Jaffe, third row, Mike McKelly, Dan McDonald, Andy Nussbaum, James Duff, Eugene Bogstahl, Jane Ollendorf, Tracey Skinner, Steve Matthews, Eric Mandelbaum, Gregory Nitikin, Steven Lowe, Herbert Mishell, Mr. Hector C105 first row (1 to r), Ursla Brommer, Wendy Bird, Amy Didonato, Allyson Feinstein, Jennifer Bandekow, Robin Williams, Margot Davis, Jennifer Manning, Shari Flamm, Cindy Lomonaco, Yvonne Smith, Vikky Bell, second row, Brett Jenks, Lars Novak, Brian Donnely, Ronald Triefler, Glenn Klein, Patrick McKell, Katie Mitchell, Tania Dennis, Michael Sanok, Douglas O’Neill, Jack Quant, Larry Cinque, Alex Kolomyetz, Howard Lutter, Mrs. Kent D110 first row (1 to r), Joseph Cicenia, Michael Ocone, Gregory Dolan, David Kaplus, Miles Faith, Richard Friedberg, Paul Schaeffer, second row, Katherine Heckman, Karen Santosusso, Joanne Milia, Julie Lowenbach, Rachel Weissbard, Judy Brienza, Lory Pilchik, Theresa Defino, third row, Ken Scudder, Spencer Wolf, Arthur Titievsky, Sandra Suenderhoft, Barbara McArdle, Donna Czechowski, Naeleen Coogan, George Agriantonis, Mr. Joss DI 14 first row (I to r), Danny Hoffman, Greg Dutter, Keith McEachern, Frank DeFillipis, Michael Fischetti, second row, Jennifer Whinery, Brenda Wriedt, Pam Nadan, Jennifer Weis, Cynthia Hamel, Amy Schwarz, Michelle Pietz, Amanda Collins, Joann Savino, third row, Steve Carew, Reginald Scott, Jeff Kelly, Joe Oswald, Catherine Shirley, Karen Chambers, Deanette Snell, Lori Davis, Richard Santora, Kons Makrygiannis, Leslie Grant, Steve Costa, Mr. Memoli D210 first row (I to r), Melissa Espersen, Sabina Vescio, Kathy Hernandez, Lisa Morgan, Kerry Milway, Jamie Field, Deirdre Marczewski, Kristi Payne, Lisa Thele, Christine Laufen, Cathy Carfagno, second row, Danny Kiniczak, Robert Sameriego, David France, Danny Garrick, Stephen Rosenthal, Kenny Alter, Russell Lobsenz, Tracy Neals, Lynette Schneider, Howard Buchanan, Michael Trenk, Peter Fine, Andrew Shelffe, Martin Nutter, Lateef Shipman D208 first row (1 to r), Deborah Rourke, Mary Donlon, Kathryn Huang, Sharon Joyce, Kathleen Levlin, Virginia Crandall, Lauren Barcellona, Debrorah Thompson, Ileana Gomez, Cathy McGrath, second row, Todd Hollander, David Scher, Marc Greenwald, Zachery Zalon, Neil Brand, Robert Pinto, David Brothers, Marvin Sims, David Quick, Paul Kearney, Mr. Parker D214 first row (1 to r), Janet Orlin, Sandy Baranello, Joanne Kennedy, Sharon Covey, Elissa Nota, Lori Toba, Lisa Shweitzer, Sharon Limmer, Hilary Vaeth, Lisa Ryan, second row, Barry Fleischer, Mark Masessa, Pat Friend, Jay Jarrett, Dan McKee, Adam Goldman, Leigh Field, Kerry McCarthy, Barry Simpson, Leon Loyevsky, Pat O’Keefe, Michael Sanchez, Mrs. Krasner Page 57 One of the computer’s last days. Eric Berger in Math lab. Thank God it’s Friday! Work! Work! Work! CJl CXI A129 first row (1 to r), Marc Shiman, Bryan Kifkland, Robert Lynch, Eric Cargo, Hoang Trinh, second row, Mariko Hondo, Linda Oswald, Cindy Bond, KimLe Vicchi, Jodi Levitt, Lucia Drumgould, Leila Haddad, Venetta Coleman, Jackie Fox, third row, Joseph Sette, Jeff Heckman, Michail Stoeckle, Neal Kusnetz, Dawn Squier, Gayle Schaeffer, Katherine McCroary, Beth Fand, Leonard Maiocco, James Hamel, Marc Michalsky, Richard Pitt, Mrs. Meg Comba � A107 first row (I to r), Iretta Coleman, Sandy Bond, Susanne Barbaro, Karen Flagg, Dana Schwartz, Brooke Faith, Erica Hunkele, Tonya Cook, Yvette King, second row, Thomas Hartung, Robert Provenzano, Anthony Longo, Chris Johnson, Ronald Silberangel, Robert Sharkey, Adrienne George, Stephanie Lynch, David Levitt, Anthony Mancuso, David Meyer, Phil Frasciello, Lewis Blau, Miss Murphy A204 first row (1 to r), Evan Muny, Bill Reardon, Tom Green, Michael Bergen, second row. Piper Pringley, Debbie Christopher, Michele O’Leary, MaryAnn Bodayle, Lisa Brief, Janet Applebaum, Joanne Craugh, Pam Dudzik, Emily Seidel, third row, Steve Piscki, Peter Butler, Andy Quigley, Michael O’Hare, Tracey Lannon, Stacy Boff, Jane Marzano, Donna Renshaw, Rober Kirsch, Peter Thornton, Mrs. Oliver A209 first row (1 to r), Nadine Bauman, Tracey Dalton, Anne Portnow, Karen Piccinni, Pamela Rosen, Laura Epstien, Susan Ritter, Tonya Rouhlac, Rosalynn Mason, second row, Jason Nagelberg, Paul Tompkins, Emil Cocca, Christine Talleyrand, Christine McGrath, Sandra Butler, Cathleen Clohosey, Stacey Hilbert, Keith Butler, John Adelman, Mrs. Hill A251 first row (1 to r), Leigh Hocker, Rossane Mastranardi, Corinne Tremarco, Jaqueline Maher, Carine Levine, Wendy Rodriguez-Vega, Beata Ciszkewwicz, Quay Whitlock, Kim Duke, second row, Brandon Twine, Paul Oldewurtel, Mark LaMortaciello, Mike Gaudiosi, Bob Stybits, Sean Reilly, David Cardiello, Andy Gold, Doug Ryan, Peter Samaniego, John DeSouza, Marc Proetta, Kevin Bell, Mr. Spear A225 first row (1 to r). Sue Pariso, Wendy LoRusso, Kathryn Allen, Pam Thompson, Terrill Brewer, Pattie Roma, Carolyn McElroy, Susan Coblosky, Lori Cubas, Cindy Gailey, Michelle Bashover, second row, Vito Carnivale, Steven Hollyfield, Robert Hee, Danny Garquilo, Scott Shauger, Grasyna Gaza, Alison Maxwell, Lisa Nathan, Brett Meyer, Oren Kosansky, John Rome, John Sievers, Ms. Zeadey A300 first row (1 to r), Robert DeVaul, Jonathan Evers, Charles Novak, Myron Hohil, Douglans Ledden, second row, Kecia Pollard, Tolanda Graham, Karla Lambert, Sharman Curry, Debora Facciponti, Lisa Hamerman, Lizette Benitez, Ann Mercadante, Anna Nelson, third row. Amis Aistars, Roger Merians, Albert Lo Biondo, Andrew Mencinsky, Robin Patlock, Kimberly Carlson, Cheryl Azmora, Terrianne Kosker, Josh Newsteder, David Adinaro, John Selles, Antonio Vescio, Mr. Ronald Cecere o o A311 first row (1 to r), Steven Hirch, Ken Richman, Julie Lorenz, Ann Ward, Rachele Banto, Dawn Zoccoli, Maricruz Telesford, Lisa Lawrence, Althea Grant, second row, John Arpino, Jim Robshaw, Scott Pitney, Andy Turner, Neil Perilstein, Mark Ellis, Tracy Rawls, Mike Fiore, Adam Rubin, Scott Brochhagen, Kent Taylor, Mr. Krasner A315 first row (1 to r), John Huetz, Albert Bartl, Kenneth Burney, Mark Anzano, Vi Kachuriner, second row, Kathleen Ragan, Debralee Bertolino, Melissa Fitsmaurice, Tara Giunta, Maria Lepore, Tracy Edwards, Heather Schindler, Diane Fuchs, Zoya Gorelik, third row, Michail Nugent, Scott McGuirl, Francis Caprio, Ira Goldberg, Brett Miller, Andrew Raymond, Mitchell Maltenfort, Peter Manderechio, Peter Surdi, Gerald Gesior, Lewis A. Nessi A312 first row (1 to r), Phil Bornstein, Rosemarie Marsillo, Suzanne Flood, Fran Adams, Chonda Myers, K.C. Tenenbaum, Lisa Pennimpede, Jackie Jennings, Stephanie Welsch, second row, Lamont Dawson, Toni LaRocca, David Milak, Gerard DeSantis, Rick Schultz, Toni Kincaid, Anthony Marinelli, Alex Schwartz, David Kauhlel, Jim Cryan, James Wheeler-Weaver, Richard Bishop, Louis Magliaro, Mrs. Lawrence A317 first row (I to r), Adam Kraemer, Brian Entman, Doug Barasch, second row, Adrienne Zahaykevich, Larissa Laszok, Ronnie Petzinger, Lisa Harper, Lori Goldberg, Tina Lepore, Theresa DiElmo, Cindy Ashurst, Ginanne Stoehr, third row, Jeff Poss, Philip Roy, Richard Chou, John Possella, Lisa Nolan, Cheralyn Buffa, Amy Van Dyke, Dawn Torregrossa, Anthony Mazza, Robert Gielchinsky, Max Turner, Mr. Hailey V A335 first row (I to r), Adriana Giordano, Lynne Tunney, Nancy Pearson, Kathy Komishane, Tracy Tettamanti, Jennifer Mallett, Kathy Vasiliades, Nancy Kilarjean, Nacy Kaies, Kimberly Berry, second row, Steven Fuhrmeis- ter, Kevin Williams, Bill Rustum, Eugene Sobeck, Larry Gartenlaub, Patrick Mcauliffe, David Cross, Omarr Bashir, Kenneth Holland, Eric Caballero, James Rogers, Mike Novemsky, David Finkenberg, John Greco knir. vww� e | B114 first row (1 to r), Ann Corson, Donna Barsky, Laurie Coyle, Donna Carroll, Lynn Irby, Michelle Curran, Patricial Morris, Natalia Pckersky, Mindy Pistol, second row, Marcus Mabary, Amir Nawabi, Tom Peters, Alan Price, Lenny Tefano, Robert Donahue, Claire Janouski, Anthony Memoli, Joseph Kinney, Paul Olirera, Andy Sauer, Gary Kee, A1 Sneed, Fran Davis B107 first row (I to r), Lenore Malluf, Dawn Kite, Ann Perlmutter, Kathy Nester, Jennifer Cruit, Liz Whelin, Jackie Press, Linda Dawn Jacobs, Ann Tackus, Marianne Carey, second row, Jason Mouring, Tom Stuart, John Hanowski, Dan Meyers, Joe Luchetta, Anthony Kimler, Kristen Bowsher, Marcy Cohen, Cristine Aze ed' Avengalista, Pr ' Ifqang Tichy, Steve Regan, Eric Dines, Mr r T) N) B340 first row (1 to r), Janulis Nicholas, Robert Bogus, Thomas Waeschle, John McAusland, Eric Holtzman, Alan Osborne, second row, Carra Ericcson, la Dac, Allison Ferrell, Kathy Ragen, Celene Fischer, Kathy Dickinson, Janine Guida, Tracy Cox, third row, Tom Nulty, Michael Caputo, Tina Langone, Rosemarie Manno, Dawn Frank, Maryellen Millman, Colleen King, Sabrina Cromer, Susan Austin, Jeff Toone, Dominic DeoMeo, Mr. Eismann D201 first row (1 to r), Larry Linn, Ralph Vescio, Igor Gudz, Mike Proetto, Joshua Belsky,second row, Liz Or- lin, Tammy Szcaerbinin, Mary McCann, Christine Hendricks, Kathy Miller, Darlene Hendricks, Marianne Ryan, Lisa Darcy, Janet Young, Irene Stadnyk, third row, Gordon Eyler, Jeff Mason, Darren Hill, Jocelyn Gibian, Katey Donaldson, Eddie Horsey, Debbie Pollack, Donavan Gutzmore, Doug Tindall, Mr. Lubkin C205 first row {1 to r), Javier Hernandez, James Sutula, Rich Marinelli, Wildrik BIok, Mark Scoit, sect Valerie Ellington, Stacey Green, Christina DeSantis, Ellen Pinkett, Adrienne Kant, Lisa Chmiel, Mary Kazoun, Debbie White, Mary Marano, third row. Derrick Sabaski, Don Robertson, Hugh Webber, Chris Pappas, Bill Stoll, Vicki Montuori, Debbie Neivert, Sharon Brady, Jay Kumar, Craig Bermingham, Toure Pelham, Glen Troublefield, Mr. Little D207 first row (1 to r), Christopher Snyder, Karl George, Thomas Perna, second row, Sharon Perman, Kristen Kisch, Sharon Bufo, Kimberly Cuttino, Dolores Williams, Cleonice Jakobsen, Heidi Monsees, Melissa McCarthy, Marla Simon, Marilyn DeLuisi, third row, Marc Levitt, Michael Cifello, Joseph Raio, Richard Confalone, Ronald Armenti, Matthew Vilardo, Deborah Horning, Elizabeth Eglovitch, Michael Vendola, Adriano Esteves, Robert Dobr- zanski, John Hadu, Mr. Himmelstein DD311 first row (1 to r), Keren Schuller, Moire White, Nancy Gelson, Elvera Esteves, Anita McDaid, Martha Richardson, Kristine Burdorf, Cheryl Borchert, Robin Slatnik, Loretta Mault, second row, Abraham Wyner, Paul Mitchell, Bryan Topelsohn, Terrence Doyle, Andrew Keene, Manuel Cortez, Patrick Holmes, Kevin Allen, Keith Dakin, Patrick Comune D314 first row (1 to r), Diana Giasuelo, Sarah Winer, Dana Glassman, Jennifer Kirson, Devon O’Brien, Susan Thomander, Melissa Perrera, Donna Sansone, Nancy Maybaum, Lisa Cardone, second row, John Ruddy, Michael Morse, Michael Edell, Andy Gartenlaub, Chris Nilson, Danny Reis, Toshie Davis, Lisa Wesley, Jacqueline Joyce, Mark Baumert, Fred Winkler, Cy Gropper, Parris Patton, Seth Kaplan, Mr. Price A318 first row (1 to r), Genita Barbee, Tonia Lenza, Tracy Lewis, Kecia Murphy, Deborah Davidson, second row, Michael Synyszyn, Peter Cassie, Dwayne Harper, Leroy Dunn, Mr. Fazzari B303 first row (I to r), John Lee, Lamorit Smith, Adrian Reeves, Everette Dupree, Robert Swales, second row, Mark Tonic, Richard Miles, Cy-Stephen Smith, Gus Jemas, Mrs. Zivick G) GO JUNIORS Khalil Abdur — Rauf Pam Abel Brad Abrams Anthony Agrillo Dorothy Ahrens Monica Allen Brent Alleyne Laura Alterman Chrys Anagnostis Nora Applebaum Joe Arancio Alan Archilei Ray Armenti Maura Armuth Carla Askew Robert Atterbury Chris Baduini John Balsamo Alan Bamdas Edison Bandeira Carl Barnes David Barry Geoffrey Barry Amy Bases Henry Bauman Heidi Beck Paula Becker Howard Beder Richard Behr Richard Behrle John Belo Linda Bellomo Rosemarie Bengivengo Lynn Bentkowski Eric Berger Jeff Bergman Tommy Berman Rich Bianchi Hugo Bianco Tom Bibbins Janet Bircsak Cindy Blau Steve Blinder 64 JUNIORS Denise Bocchino Susan Bogust Lou Bon Greg Bonin Joe Borowic Kathy Borrone V Tom Bowsher Jim Bradley Kathy Brady Anthony Brant Emily Bregman Chris Brienza William Broadbent Michael Bross Adrianna Brown Joe Bruno Ken Brunson Beth Butterly Lynne Byrne Suzanne Caballero John Cahill Tom Cannan Henry Cardona Jim Carew Steven Cariddi Henry Caron Michelle Carrier Craig Carter Scott Caton Kenneth Chamberlin Tim Chamberlin Emma Chatsky Andrea Chirls Alice Chiu Sarah Chodrow Marc Cicalese Dino Ciccotti Teresa Cinque Butch Ciullo Gina Cocca Colin Cohen llyssa Cohen JUNIORS Charles Coleman Eileen Collins Lauren Collura Keri Conrad Billy Coogan William Coppola Joe Coraggio Chris Corcoran PJ Cosgrove John Cotter Craig Coughlin Billy Coyle Roger Crandall Lynn Craugh Geraldine Crawford David Croman Andrea Crowley David Cuozzo Mariel DaCosta Chris DaCunza Maureen Dalton Bob Daly Steven D’Angelo Steve Darcy Michelle Davella Eddie Davidson Jamie Davidson Sean Deans Darnell Deans Renato De Bellonia Richard De Board David De Castro Mark De Cicco Janine De Deo Lisa Dedinsky Jimmy De Fino Falguni Desai Maria De Santis Annemarie Desposito Andrew Di Elmo Isabella Di Gioia John Dilley What a surprise! Bernice Houle, Pat McDonnell, and Linda Wilhoft 66 JUNIORS Mike Di Lusio Linda Di Luzio Mary Di Roma Kenneth Doele Bobby Donovan Jim Dona van Deirdre Donnelly Keith Dorton Linda Dostert Donald Downey Timothy Doyle Ray Dreitlein Eileen Duff Mary Duffell John Duhig Sean Durkin Sonja Edwards Greg Ellison Ann Evans Lisa Everhard Donna Ezor Andrea Fabrizio John Faig Robert Farina Billy Faulkner Mario Fastiggi Rosemarie Ferrara Luci Fiorini Andy Fisk Marc Flora Amy Flynn Christa Fogarty Marta Foley Theresa Foligno Tommy Fonden Tim Ford Emanuel Foster Tim Francis Dawn Fulton Donna Funaro Douglas Gahm Tina Gallo 4M 67 JUNIORS Lisa Garely Ronald Garguilo John Garrigan Mary Gebert Anthonia Geracos Tracy Gevirtz Billy Coyle, Tim Chamberlin, and Lisa Koeppel Andrea Giordano Claudio Giordano Kenny Giordano Tommy Giordano Clarice Gloshinski Margaret Goerke Jimmy Goldsmith Liz Golkin Darwin Goodrum Seth Goodwin Pam Grand Barry Gray Kristen Greeley Christiane Grell Wendy Greenberg Lisa Greene James Gurland Adam Gurien Lesley Guthrie Becky Hamilton Maria Hannon Mikael Hansen Patricia Hardina Kenny Hart Elisha Haynes William Heerwagen Steve Heischuber Elizabeth Heller Carole Hess Steven Hicks Terrence Hill Jamie Hirsch Karen Hirschmann Corby Hocker Moms Holzschlag Dana Holley 68 JUNIORS Colleen Holmes Kristin Holmes Leigh Hooper Jennifer Horsey Bernice Houle Shirley Huang Oliver Jackson Andy Jacobs Keith Jacobs Kim Jacobs Howard Jacobsen Byron Jakel Russell Jenkins Alvin Johnson Ceci Jones Linda Jones Felicia Kahn Michael Kachek Linda Karlin Nancy Kasen Scott Kasen Amy Kaufman Linda Kaufmann Glenn Kaye Amy Kaufman, Doreen Rosa, and Valerie Rahusen Donna Kelly Karen Kelly Erica Kesin Bob Keyasko Olena Kikta James Kikuoka Janice King Paul Kinsler Kim Kirkman Scott Kisch Lisa Klein Stephen Klein Chris Klimowicz Lisa Koeppel Cindy Kohn Beth Komish Donna Kopec Sue Kosakowski 69 JUNIORS Larry Krasner Dean Kravitz Keith Kroll Richard Krueger Kenneth Kurtzweg Bobby Kuttner Linda Lally Chris LaMorticella Michael Lannon Jimmy Lawrence Cathy Lay Paul Lehrman Nancy Leventhal Karen Levin Seth Levine Leon Lewis Jennifer Linn Teresa Litwinko Angela Lombardi Anna Lopata Danny Lopuch Renee Mack Sue Maebert Tracy Magliaro Tommy Magnier Joanne Majdosz Andy Mak Brian Malnak Maureen Maloney Paul Manganelli Andrea Manna Camiile Manna Alan Markman Carl Markman Elizabeth Martin Ruth Marzano Pam Mason Vincent Mastronardi Elisabeth Mayer Lesley McCarthy Scott McCluskey Erin McDonnell Renee Rosenbaum, and Liz Perez hard at work 70 JUNIORS Pat McDonnell Brian McEnroe Kenny McGuire Tom McNulty Michael Meade Greg Meares Meg Meehan John Memoli Magda Menner Robert Merlucci Carmen Misale Kelly Mitchell Ed Monsees Maggie Mooney David Mornhinweg Debbie Moss Carolyn Mulreed Sue Murphy Eileen Murray Lisa Mury Mara Mlyn Matt Nagler Willie Needle Chris Nelson Jim Nelson Margaret Nestor Patti Nestor Becky Novemsky Mike Newman Henry Niden Zina Niden Eric Nilson Tom Noesner Tom Nolz Jean Norris Leslie Northrup Jay Norway Jennifer Nulty Rafi Orenstein Tom Oswin Laura Oswald Alane Oswald 71 JUNIORS Sam Palmucci Melanie Panko Litza Papatzambasis Angela Pappas Ryland Parker Lauren Peer Steve Peniston Donna Perez Elizabeth Perez John Perna Orlando Perry Margaret Peto Linda DiLuzio, Chrys Anagnostis, Christa Fogarty, and 4 I Ellen Pilchik Gerado Pineda Holly Pennock Steven Pitt Lisa Politano Darren Price Mike Provenzano Allison Pringley Robert Punch Marie Purcell Kyla Quintero Eileen Racioppi Valerie Rahusen Claudia Rakitta Eric Reed Darlene Rees Claudia Regen Tim Rehling Diane Reis Kelly Renkar Beth Rettenberg Eddie Ricci Lisa Ricciardelli Pam Riley Beth Robertson William Robson Tommy Ronnie Doreen Rosa Kim Rose Renee Rosenbaum 72 JUNIORS Melanie Rosenthal David Ross Mike Rothberg Jeff Rott Patrick Roy Danny Rudd Craig Rush John Rustum Michael Sabadic Christopher Sabin Donna Salimbene Jeanne Sanok Ronnie Sansone A1 Santasiere Diane Sass Robert Schaffer Lynn Schlactus Sandy Schnoll Richard Schullek Lisa Schulte Robert Schultz Vincent Schultz Bruce Scott David Scott Jackie Secor Brian Sheil Rebecca Sherburne Judy Sherer Dave Sherwood Gabi Silver Jennifer Linn and Donna Perez taking a break from their regular routine Ilene Silverman Michael Simpson Herb Skinner Becky Skoler Kelly Scull Natalie Slingerland Greg Snell Simone Solondz Frank Soto Paul Sperduto Wayne Spina Chris Squier 73 JUNIORS Dan Steinberg Matt Stern Tom Stewart Warren Streeter Dan Strum Gary Strum Eileen Stuart Andy Stumer Kathy Suenderhaft Kyle Summer Cathy Tackas Chris Tarantino Robert Tow Karen Tedesco Pat Tevlin Lynette Thomander Martha Thompkins John Thompson Ed Thornton Johnny Tiersten Mark Tilipman Anne Torregrossa Phillip Tremarco John Trinity Gino Trinker Steven Tucker Amy Tunney Abby Turk Karyn Valentine William Van Wert Susan Ventura Dottie Vilardo Dianne Villani Greg Snell ▲ 74 JUNIORS Vinnie Mastronardi and Marla Hannon clown around in com mons Doug Voight Dawn Volpe Natalie Voronka Suzanne Wagener Brian Walsh Frank Wang Karen Ward Paul Ward Mike Weber Mike Weckstein John Weeks John Weimer Ilene Weinstein Kenny Wenzel Mike White Cindy Wilderotter Karen Wilderotter Nahndi Williams Stacey Williams Linda Wilhoft Brian Willis Leslie Northrup — caught by surprise Keith Willis Ricci Wilson Pam Winslow Brian Witten Pete Wollheim Holly Wright Tamar Wyner Winston Young Peter Zimmermann Andy Zipp Edward Zunz 75 Kim Rose, Amy Thole, Maxine Bertet, Stuart Katz Geoff Barry takes a final glance at his notes before the test. 76 Wendy Rodriguez Dottie Vilardo checks out the conversation next door. Zina Niden smiles for the camera David Ross in Draftinq 78 John Faig and Steve Heischuber in Graphic Arts Eileen Murray joining the conversation in Commons Andy Turner cleaning up in Graphics Amy Tunney studying hard 79 The highlight of the year in Mrs. Krasner’s French classes is the production of original skits. Small groups of students combine their talents and perform short plays in French. Here we see Alice Chiu, Charles Coleman, Erica Kesin, Rafi Orenstein, and Pam Winslow acting their French version of The Family Feud while the rest of the class watches in enjoyment. The class listens Alice Chiu, Charles Coleman, Rafi Orenstein Alice Chiu, Charles Coleman, Rafi Orenstein Erica Kesin, Pam Winslow 80 81 Phil Tremarco and friend Darrin Carter, Glenn Manochio, Jim Aiosa, Dave Leibowitz HALLOWEEN Sue Cardone and Elsa Smaje Andrea Crowley Karen Blinder, Lynn Carfagno, Liane Pinto and Lisa DeCicco Chris Anagnotis Rich Bianchi and llene Meyerson Mrs. Comba, Mrs. Casapulla and Mrs. Butcher Piper Pringley and Allison Pringle Patricia Harding, Lisa Sessa and Fran Savino Mrs. Wolff Brian Sheil Eric Atno Liz Jellinek and Kathy Kennedy Maryellen Millman Tanya Cook and Kim Cuttino Annie Ferro Beth Stager Karen Weiss Linda Siegal, Jody Lapidus, Rachel Goodwin, Nancy Friedman, Ilene Meyerson, Sue Goldberg and Debbie Weissbard Renee Steinweiss, JoAnn Thornton and Sandee Slater Jill Froelich, Charlotte Burwell and PreSchoolers Ellen Burris Joyce Shulman A usual cafeteria crowd Billy Blatcher Rudy Reynolds David Eber Kathy Schweitzer Don’t smile with your mouth full! Tom Maloney Claire Francis Michael Benitez Craig Swatland Jill Stier 86 Holly Bcckford Jim Sheil SENIORS ANAS ABDUR-RAUF Now comes the hardest part of our lives “College Tuition” Take care Alimo Coll SF Sum “79” CYAL JULIE ABRAMS Karen Ericksson and Susan Bottomley taking a break. STEVEN “SVEN ADAMCZYK With eighty percent of the space filled it’s quite hard to get in. ROBERT ADUBATO The P’S J.G. A.L. The Hill AC with JG Disco Surf club and the fountain MAUREEN AHEARN Pokey Wetsy Roach Everlasting Pals Coco-Puffs Bananas Bezzy McBros Crest T-buddies 3 Faygo Joy DCCS SUSAN C. AHRENS Live today dream of tomorrow Learn from the yesterdays. ‘GO for it’ Girls’ Soccer 80-81 MARYBETH AIOSA Looks like we made it. Thank God. (the Derby) NB AC DD RS PAUL ALEXANDER JESSICA ALTHOLZ 1 look behind me, I look before me — never have I seen so many and such good things together. JEFFREY S. ANDREWS KO, JW, AG, CM, TS, IK, WE DID IT!! Freedom lies in being bold ... I am now Colorado bound forever. SALVATORE ANELLO DYON A. ANNIBALLI ANTHONY ANTHONY SUSAN APPEL I would turn the pages back but time will not allow MG’s bud-boys Private Jokes MARIA ARMENTI Look to the future not to past to find the things you want to last. 143 Danny GIBR, OTT M D ST LEONARD A. ARMUTH Hard work pays off all-America S.D. K.R. ELIO ARPINO ELS “73 Blue Corvette” Mean Machine. Going to Lincoln Tech to learn mechanics also foods. ERIC ATNO Infinity, where will it all end WEUWI! EMMET, .2, R + R, Don’t worry about it. Surf +stab NB, CH, DISSUX BRUCE AUKAMP CAROL ANN BADUINI We wanted to share tor awhile — a tear or a smile — Victor — LD me JJ-McB — rah! — cassidy- Bruce LOUISA BAHTO WAYNE D. BAKER Take good care of your brother when yor feelin alone — Mr. Bills key chn — JD FF Geegs nylns You’ve got to believe in yourself, or no one will believe in you . . . Ozzy JDJr John Caliciotti, Suzanne Dugas, Nancy hamming it up! Friedman and Michael Roth BETH “ BETTY” BARBARO If I leave here tomorrow will you still remember me. MG’s 4-ever Budboys Private Jokes RBW CAROL BARTL You can’t always get what you want . . . — M “YOGI”, Mars 25c Shore K-Summer! Friends Pennsy? RIC7 JAMIL BASHIR JAMILLAH BASHIR SHIRLEY JEAN BAUBLES ROBERT BECK Good Luck Bros’! GDBY MS HKS KOBY, LAWRNG, OLIV, CHS VB, BSU, AS MM, LL, PB, SA. The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet — Aristotle Never let the good times end to all my friends COL, KATH, AL, ABI- GAIL June 30, 1980 KGM HI Miss U! HOLLY DIANE BECKFORD At last it’s over, I thought it would never get here! Best wishes class KEITH BECKLER of 1982 LUV YA MS SUSAN BELSKY MIKE BENITEZ Dian Kolankowski and Jackie Ledden in the pool Mickey To Sing, To Laugh, To Dream . . . Free to see things as they are. — Edmund — ‘82’ An ounce of perception, a pound of obscure . . . everybody has to deviate from the norm. CHRISTINA BENNETT Wise Men Still Seek Him Today WILLIAM BERENSON Take the bad with the good. ASU Club Fridays, Bud Boys 1. Quit goofing Bill! 19 “MM” IBID-SIO MICHAEL BERKIN Genious is one per cent inspira- tion and ninety-nine per cent per- spiration. CINDY BERMAN “Mental luminousness must be fed with the oil of life.” MAXINE BERTET JESPER C. BERTHOLD IAN BETZ VINCENT BEVACQUA So much to do, so little time. CH MK DR KG KH I’ll always remem- ber Live For Today, Dream Of Tomor- row, Learn From Yesterday 640617-1279 200501 KL12 Don’t worry Jay I won’t drop the Soap — Dave I hope you liked our note from Caryn. Anchors Away! Life is an intricate network of roads. Give me the scenic route. 10-25-79 SJ 132 18 yr ELITE I Susan Zavesky — where’s your bathing suit? LYNN BIRSAK LUIS VALERO BLANCO Knowledge comes with death’s re- lease. Lewie Louie, ANOIZE TR is Photoman “CHUDD” Hi Annie!! JULIE BLAND Memories and friends walk side by side — Best of Friends CM ISR Tennis co-capt. WILLIAM J. BLATCHER Thought is the essence of life; it is the product of curiosity and imagi- nation. PATRICIA A. BLAZINSKI Put aside the allienation get on with the fascination. Sweet memories . . . RUSH and Porsche KAREN BLINDER We may be crazy but we have a good time. GKJSC — Oh boy. Oom. JUDY BLUMBERG C.S. Thanks Friend Hi Ya Honey In love one week — out the next! Memories to hold forever bye!! VINCENT BOBCHECK Thanks for all your help PC Hang in there SH, KD . . . One more year! JT, The Weiser Decision. JOHN BODAYLE MARK “MARKO” BOKERT “Wasn’t that a Party” Revelation Road, 2-Good Friends, EMS, •BUD MJ and Co. 1, GET NEWF’ED, Moosh NANCY BONGIORNO AVA BOOTH Nancy Wilderotter and Ingrid Brommer Whatever I really strived for I ac- complished, when 1 didn’t I failed, my life depends on me. GAIL MICHELE BORCHERT Hold on to your dreams, for to- morrow they maybe real. Best friends RLDC Summers — Skiing SUSAN M. BOTTOMLEY “Best Friends Belong Together” SM, RS, KE (Never Stop) Hey Sal- ly REG 8s 21-25 SUM ’81 “Sally- TIFFANY M. BOUKNIGHT School is like the measles; we all have to go through it. JK, DB, EB and TG VINCENT BOYLE ADAM “GNARLY-MAN 4 BRAFF La Jolla, Checkers, RTL, OP, Evil Spuds, Frontside Aerials, CHVST Screech, Margaritas and Hottubs DWAYNE L. BRAKE Finding success is difficult for the person who isn’t successful. JC, NL, GC, TW, RW, DB. JAMES BRANT What’s the future of mankind How do I know I’m a swine (Get up) ozzy — 69 — Get the gun EB — shaft NANCY E. BRENNAN “Today I pray for wisdom to build a better tomorrow on the mis- takes experiences of yesterday m INGRID BROMMER Time May Go On, But Memories Last Forever “C” Varsh Get Laf Thanks M D BS TFAFF JGBD- NWLPLM PAULINE BROWN To the world’s best sister IRENE To the world’s best cousin! SUZ I LUV U Pauline “The Bugout” JW Michelle Wesley in East House Commons. RAYMOND ANDREW BROWN 5-3-1 46mims, Jesse, TABOO DREW = N YC AS AS MP KM RH Co. Don’t be cum Don’t do drugs Luv Ya Mom, Bye MARGARET BURDORF Our lives are like river that don’t know where they’re flowing ILUB FI81 Bruce WHP WEM 82 KEVIN BURNS ELLEN BURRIS DANIEL BURSTYN CHARLOTTE C. BURWELL Illegitimi non Carborundum. It’ll make sense twenty years from now! KEBI! Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. “Let your love be like the misty rain, coming softly but flooding the river” Dirty Deeds Kick Reg 8’s — 21 — 25 BlacknBlue Judas Priest ‘Burn ’n up’ Scorpions SIUYA boys LFCKKKCB JOHN CALICOTTI JONATHAN CANNON Geddy is Rush the Shell Brothers MMessiah What you be sayin Rickenbacker TB AM AP MF ABINC DAVID L. CARCHIA CRAIG ‘MONK’ CARDONE HEY GOD ‘We got through!!!’ now what are we gonna do? Final- ly wrestled Bert. We ‘partiedup’ Nic LYNN CARFAGNO Born to Run! Wildwood lives 80 81 BBBSDJRA? Jeff 4ever. Bud- das gone Andrew. MFJCAS thanks, Alan KATI CASKEY One step closer to my dreams — PSYCH. JER + ME + FCA. I Love You Reg8 Thanx CYN + DOR + COMM. RBW UNI- CORNS____________________ LISA ROBYNE CARNEGIE I always believe in the best of ev- erybody, it saves trouble. RMA CUZS, Friends Partners Lisa THOMAS A. CARSON . . . and loving it! Regal 401-RES Mplwd Shore House INK UZY Q’S Summer 81 ORTLEY MENSM 7 1S 81 DAVID CARUBA “The ignorant fear fortune, the wise endure it.” DOREEN CASHEN You can’t have a rainbow, without a cloud a storm SUMMER ’81 We Made It LOR! Steph Gail Magi SKI boat ROBIN CATHEY We’re setting off with soft explo- sions Bound for a star with fiery oceans — Jagger Richards LISA “LIS” ANN CELI BF SKCFLFLP T-Bird 77 Baggin 82 Starry Eyes RocknRoll Dam- nation Crazy Nites Party Girl ZEP SUSAN CARDONE Run after badly wanted dreams because one day you will catch them. Joy Th POP MM + MM BK OTTO! CHRIS CAREW Dream until your dream comes true Soccer: 80-81 16 seconds?? Sally 12 5 80 6:IL, PO, OK MICHAEL CASTELLO “Summer of 81” “PINA” Painting the girls' bathroom JOHN CHISHOLM ANDREA CIFELLO Live today dream tom. Don’t for- get yesterday. A true friend is a great treasure . . . NB MA ML DD JOE “JJ” CLARK The reward of something well done is to have done it. T.W. D.B. G.C. N.L. R.W. CHERYL ANN CLEGG “Those crazy times in my youth were best of all!” Remember Bud TW Comedy Show Hi Les KGTM- KRCRTW pc NANCY COHEN Fill your days with happiness, fill your heart with love. WTA? LFF. Know yourself, be yourself. PATRICK M. COHEN Strive for excellence, love your friends; thus setting a path to greatness JESSICA COHN It’s not time to make a change just relax and take it easy . . . BOFNP — Deja Vu IMY Eric — RON CONLEY I Am Not A Duck JREAEW. A conversation between Madelyn Hawkes and Jay Grosghal interrupted by the camera ANTHONY L. COPPOLA If the woman’s place is in the home . . . PATRICIA E. COSGROVE Love of Beauty is Taste, the Cre- ation of Beauty is Art. — Rajph Waldo Emerson Pearls Oxford shirt - collar up defies gravity Coach bag The Princeton look, plaid Face tan from daddy’s Florida condo Cardigan — Izod Lacoste of course The preppy bible White argyle socks Safety pins in earl lobes Loafers complete with pennies Oversized black jacket We would like to thank Lisa Peyton, Karl Chepolis, Carol Soschin, Steven Pine and Karen Weiss for being our mod- els. These styles were chosen by the staff and are not necessarily typical of these people. Black stockings 96 White pump roach killers FASHION Punk hair cut — red strand in back Defiantly smoking a cigarette Tight striped shirt White mini skirt Note: Shirt buttoned all the Plenty of pencils in case one breaks Calculator and plenty of books to pass the time Where’s the flood? Face by Clinique Blouse bought at Bloomies School varsity jacket worn all year round Varsity letter pinned sev eral times letalic bag contain g credit cards Baseball shirt Velvet knickers White stockings Athletic bag containing his uniform v Metalic ballet slippers Sneakers (not shown) — Nike JIM (GROVE) COSGROVE Co-Capt, Swimming, Field Track — DISC + JAV. Thanx to the Squirt, the Redhead + The Two Jamaicans GREGORY D. COX Get all the advice you can and you will succeed without it you will fail PATRICK J. COYLE Let’s live it up while we can! Friends 4 Ever BC TR RW LK JHT MR SR Thanks Family PC + BS 11 7 CLARKE CRONIN It’s ATown Full Of Losers I’m Pull- ing Out Of Here To Win. RAYMOND O. CRUITT CRAIG CURIEL CHRISTOPHER J. DAKIN ROSEMOND DANE “The Doors” Crystal Ship Best “68” Firebird Convertible Joe “68” Bird Good Times “NEW YORK” Life is like drunkenness; The pleasure passes away, but the headache remains. BIRD PUS RR MARK DARWIN I close my eyes and maybe I’m already there Time is on my side ILU LISA LAX 1 MABUHA Leon Mark CHRISTINA DAVIDIAN J’espere devenir le mieux que je peux etre. TRACY DEBOARD Absence is to love as wind is to fire; it puts out the small, it en- flames the great 102281 GS LISA M. DECICCO I believe one day we’ll make our dreams come true. Special — Carol, Jean, KM, MN, CS — cas- sidy, PS RICH DECICCO Had some good times in school but it’s time to go LED ZEPP DC CS MS MR C “JgHD” “COM- MANDER” THOMAS J. DEDEO There is no need for an out-pour- ing of words to explain oneself “DEO” Oh Boy Geri 3-4-81 EILEEN DEDOMENICO Springlake LIZ Rush Stones Pur- ple 1AB AWRMSM ... Every- one Else BARBARA J. DELNEGRO Talk about a dream try to make it real — BS C-rah! JT chic 12-A sum81 Laf BB-S TFAFF PALS TONILYNN DESIEN “BEAR” These Are The Best of Times — SS Kim Tom “WAYNE” I’m still Lookin! Goodbye doesn’t mean 4ever KW MS LISA DESPOSITO Good friends good times Andy ’78 Camaro AD Meg (meh-gles) JH MW LRR “DJ” 5-81 WW-SS Mich V4s DONNA DETORRICE Thanks “Always Forever” For A Great Gift. “Very Special” Memories Of Times We Shared” Joe “NBAC JOSEPH L. DIROMA Life is very short and there’s no time for fussing fighting BHmis- take “what” LOJF. SIAC. MA Jennifer Hartung PHILIP DOELE Life can only be understood back- wards; but it must be lived for- wards —Kierkegaard 100 FRANCINE DOLINS With love to all my friends, they know who they are: K, D, J, K, M, D, G, H, W, P, L, M SANDRA DOSTERT There Are No Rules Of Architec- ture For A CAstle In The Clouds — SANDMAN Bear MAD FMleCT 81 VT 4P Froggy 5ofus JIM DRUBEL Ripping 5.10 s on hot asphalt and a warm, UNDERSTANDING, in- telligent girl; That’s a weekend SUZANNE DUGAS Saying goodbye doesn’t mean for ever — we’re having a party! Gi- brott SA ATY LYDS Thanks Vinnie Bevacqua in intense thought. MDG KELLEY “TED” DUKE I Party with the best — GR, VB, AS, KD, QW, CA, AR, SM, LM, JL, SP And I laugh at the rest — I LUV U TONY LAUREEN LEE DUNN It’s whatever it is you see that life will become P-JOKES MGS 4 ever Budboys Thanks Guys MG DIANE SUSAN DURANDO Good decisions SA Seaside — rainbow rapids ‘81-82’ TFATGT LK LAX MGR. NEWWAVE . . . DHTKTYSFA . . . Chris JOHN C. DUTTER Later for you all Third Floor Ac- tion Always 71469 Apt Soon to be I’ll never let Go Carol MP KATHERINE DWORAK Friends make the memories that last — CS SC OM Casablancas BP We Wanna? Roxbury “loving- ly” MD DAVID G. EBER “There Must Be Meaning Behind The Moaning.” RAYMOND A. ECKERT AP’s Never Get Caught, Pintos Kill — Accidental Accidents ’81, V’s VW, Lucky “13”, E.C.I.H. 1 ANGIE EDMONDS Be nobody but yourself in a world that tries to make you somebody else — SPGPMHVBEDSSKD 82 ANDREW “LIL-NEL” ELLIS When it rains it pours, but it can’t rain for long. 78 Field and Track Matthew 6:33 GEOFFREY ENGELSTEIN A Great Truth Is A Statement Whose Opposite Is Also A Great Truth KAREN R. ERIKSSON Friends Forever — S.B. All Night Long, G.P.’76, Soccer, LG + PM The gift was ours to borrow 2 19 80 MARTHA A. EZOR Today is the day we worried about yesterday. Wake-up Mar- tha!! 49 for sure! BRUNA N. FABRIZIO Good times shared by CC BH FG MD MF SM FB MM The Fountion. Good luck to girls at Votec. SANDRA “SAN” FARAONE “Friends Forever — VAL” Sto- ries! Whata Ya Doin’? Laura! Scout ’N Who?, TJ?, Linda, S- Ball, 6th, WW!! LISA FARLEY “Memories of the way we were” GTWJT + HW- “RARE” MM gang “glue” Special times W John — forever! MARK FICHTEL LAWRENCE FINE Never Seen, Never Heard. Never Heard, Never Known ANNIE P. FERRO Good Times Bad Times I Know I’ve Had My Share RICHIE 80 81 82 KSIM Kitty Summer of 81 1 ANNE FIMIA WENDY FINE People are strange LB JH LT BH SM. Ratsweezer Oh no it’s the Mr Bill Show JD jr Luv 2 my friends 102 ROBIN M. FINNEY True love never fades because of true happiness it has made I leave my love to Darnell D. DAVID FIORE “Trust Me” DOC — Drive — girls — sex — BAJSBRCM The Bud Boys Goodby Hello SG PETER A. FISCHER It is better to think without speak- ing than to speak without thinking Hi Twirlers you’re 1 LORI ANN FLAGG Good Times Never Felt So Good REG 8’S Dirty Deeds Summer MIC Burger King CB Love You 8- 31-81 MARY FOSSELLA Michael Berkin hard at work. GARLAND G. FOSTER JR. All impenetrable youth each an others audience sweet memories . . . Best Friends PB DK JC RUSH Total reality in life is a + coeffi- cient of struggling. What is the third world? Doudlethink TIMOTHY “FOS FOSTER I’m free at last, I’m free at last. I thank God for I am free at last! Dr. M.L. King MICHELE Y. FRANCE In Him was life, and that life was the light of men. John 1:4 Never 4get Y Group friend AS CLAIRE FRANCIS Good friends bring good times. Thanks Liz Reg8s and more 21- 25 Joe 7 18 81 pap-DIRT 6perlptyAW SCOTT FRANK FAY LYNN FRIED SHELDON FRIEDBERG ARYEH FRIEDMAN NANCY FRIEDMAN Everybody has a place and time . . . A chance to live ... A need to find. Hey B EW ED AS If I don’t stand my own ground how can I find my own way out of this maze So, it’s the laughter we’ll remem- ber whenever we remember the way we were BOFNP GIBROTT JH C SCOTT A. FRISCH Whosoever shall not fall by the sword shall fall by pestilence so why bother shaving? ROBIN FRITZ Paul 11 18 80 Always and 4ever Beach Haven Bricktown Thanks MOM DAD Pru Rachel I Luv You JILL FROEHLICH Tom Tellini KENNETH R. FUNK Welcome To My Working Week — EC Homestead — LS — FS — DH — MK — PF — TR — SD — PL — Motionz — MO — PNSNTB — 10780 — DI “I’m let loose, from the noose, that’s kept me hangin’ around” BJ Uncle Jack, Bowl This! SSDW- FTNSJ ALICE C. FURMAN Lasting memories of great times with best friends . . . JNSC KEITH L. GABY Henry Blake did not die in vain. THERESA ANN GAGLIONE Trower 12-4-81 ILY WWMTP RTGT DS PT JM RM SO DD The double d JANE GALLINA 103 104 MARIA ANGELA GALLUCCI JILL GEDDES KALRA C. GEISE MICHAEL GELSON Walk carefully among my dreams they’re small easily crushed ROZIO — 79 RP Eyes Tell All IKTFLJC It’ll all be in a movie someday MSM NYC RK — Sondheim — Just Wait! .2 Love you sum. 81 Mooshy Cake 4 11 80 Best of friends never part. Steve Mary A. KFAS Colo- rado? Someday. I love you Mom and Dad Life is what you make it! Good Friends and Great Times “PAR- TY” Lor “Memories 12 80” Lax 1 JR JS Rena Convissor takes attendance during band. ALISA M. GIORDANO The love we share in time will keep us together forever. BBB. 4, 3, 7, Jimmy 1 30 81 Alison KATHLEEN GIORDANO It is not until we are lost do we begin to understand what we see in ourselves. DEE — fagwoman! MICHAEL GIORDANO PARRIS GIUNTA Let The Disappointments Pass And Let The Laughter Fill Your Glass. LAX 30 No Problem RASTA JOSEPH W. GLANCY Everyone lives, everyone dies you have to live before you know the reason why Arthur Lee JEROME GLASSER The only TRUE way to “Beat the System” is to join it. — Jerry SLEEP! WoYao Bi Time Goes Too Fast BONNIE GLASSMAN Today’s friends build tomorrow’s memories Summer 81 B-Ball Capt ECU Here 1 Come JCSS- MARK E. GLICKMAN A gift of the past differs from an offer of the present in that it’s war- antee has expired ANDREW GOGAN SUSAN GOLDBERG Never chase your dreams: soon enough they’ll find you. BOFNP, DejaVu . . . ITTYWG . . . DJF HOWARD GOLDENBERG JEANNE GONSALVES mi. V 1 i EDWARD M. GOOD RACHEL GOODWIN Susan Och does some last minute homework. I would like to remember every- one the way they are today for- get tomorrow. Only time knows what time will bring. “Sum of 81 LG SG DD”, REG BFF — IM DEJA — VU BOFNP! LS JL JC KIMBERLY A. GORMLEY PB 3 24 79 LBI Thanks M D ILU SUZ — Amys on TM MN KF BC JB MCB dn6 sit cryng ovr gd tms u had LAUREN LEE GRAMENS AWESOME! JL, SZ, SS, MSG: 11 28 80 BRUCE — But if dreams came true, oh, wouldn’t that be nice? . . . WENDY VICTORIA GRASSO If we only knew what would hap- pen tomorrow! “73” good times M.G. G.G. D.P. S.S. into the wind VIRGINIA GRECO If work interferes with pleasure why work? E.R. 105 il WHO’S WHO ON PAGE 256 r� p 108 LESLIE D. GREENE JETZT KOMMT DIE FLUT — GABRIEL — HIWENZFACE- FRID LUV 2 SH JP THANX GH 62680 ENO BOOTYS . . . TULL ART DG DENISE M. GRIGAL “Free to face the life that’s ahead of me” Mrs. JuiceSki, 51780 mars, yogi, Rco, CB, TH, SK, BK, CDB! MONIKA GROCHTMANN Greg Hornish and Ken Ordini relax in Commons. ANDREW S. GROSSMAN “What we need are a few crazy people. Look where the reason- able ones brought us” MOMO “You can’t fly on 1 wing” C.H.S. Soccer 1 L.P. 9 24 79 All Night Poker KJJ The “Track” LINDA MARIE GUGLIELMO I’ll always remember — Mel — DDsw LZ-MV Twins The Lady VCs FB 82 JSA ORT qPF rb — Never Forget . . . LEEANNE GURY The best years of my life were in Columbia High School JACKIE GUTZMORE “1 wish” without work is only a wish, and “I wish” without action is only a dream. Hi Joi SM ALBERT FRANK HAASE The school is beat but the times were sweet and I don’t mean class just the times we partied ERIC HADAR MARGOT HAMEL Life is a river, we may part, but we’ll meet again sometime at the ocean. I LOVE HONG KONG BRADLEY HAMILTON BRIAN “THART HARTMAN I Loved These Days TPCM JK SABRE Lohi Southern STEVEN HARTMANN JENNIFER HARTUNG The best of times CB, BG, SUM- MER 81, SB Miss You, VBall 1, Thanks Mr. C, 8, Glad we’re friends RL MADELYN “WEEZY HAWKES Get it straight from the shoulder can’t you see the PARTY’S Over GTBTGYWT VRGPAEJGCG BMRS 81 DRUE HAWRYLAK Man muss immer lacheln parce- que dans un sourir il est san s secour. Vielen dank, Dad! DAVID M. HECKMAN KATHLEEN HEFFERON LORI BETH HEINOWITZ JENNIFER HERBST Live, love and laugh cause memo- ries will always last. Italy — Le- von — Thanks Friends . . . Don’t dream it, be it — Rocky THE BOSS Summer ’81 Flanders BBall We Made It Dor! Steph Gary CS FF JH LK Doing what you like is freedom liking what you do is happiness CARLTON A. HICKS Keep control over all your affairs; let no one tarnish your glory. Si- rach 32:23 TOBY GAYLE HILBERT Today is the tomorrow we worried about yesterday “wrong” 1 R waiters remember ME KR TD MM REBECCA HOGENAUER Time is of the essence; spend it with those you love. Friends are worth a fortune . . . LT JA Dave Robinson strikes oil with his tuba. ROB HOLIDAY Columbia Baseball 1 CAPT. — vega Willie Randolph 1 (The Boys) DP, BW, GH, TT. . . Which way is up 109 ALICIA L. HOLLINGER Thanks to MOM and DAD for helping me make it. GERALD T. HOLMES Desire is the strength of achieve- ment. B-ball 22 Good Luck Fel- las RH, DP, PC Keep In Touch KAREN HORKITZ But oh, the agitated heart Till someone find us really out. — Robert Frost Marc. JULIE ANN HORNE FRANCINE R. HORNING GREGORY S. HORNISH JORDANA RENE HUCHITAL LESLIE JO HYANS Memories help us to recall times we loved the best of all Soccer 80- 81 Marching Band 79-81 Times change, and we with time, But not in the ways of friendship. There is no such thing as best in a world of individuals Jo? Lips 16 GIBR Thanx 4 Being There BB JOI “SQUEAKY” JACKSON Love is the essence of time so en- joy each moment and live in hap- piness Luv ya JGAR esp Floyd MARK DAVID JAFFE Experience is the best teacher only the school fees are heavy Stephanie Newby JUDITH JAMES Love opportunities and chal- lenges that stir you to deeper CS thought and great effort CR 110 LYNDA PATRICE JANEK As every thread of gold is valu- able, so is every minute of time D.K. “The Rose” JZ IKMGJT ELIZABETH JELLINEK And it seems while I was looking it was right in front of me THANX CFREG8s PLUS 21 25 GFGR 6LP NINA JOCHNOWITZ As if we were villians by necessity; fools by heavenly compulsion — Shakespeare Jamillah Bashir, smiling as usual. CRAIG D. JOHNSON I will stop procrastinating tomor- row. PARTYBOAT — shore ‘81’ POOPLEpower “It’s relative” TPCM RENATA ANN JOHNSON How strange to think how many friends are lost somewhere in time DF MC LR DH SZ DB PS M + D TAMMARRA RENAI JONES As we continue life’s struggle let us remember, there can be no gain without a struggle. DAVID JOSEPH When everything’s right, nothing matters. KERRY JOYCE “BEANIE” . . . Summer ’81 . . . NYC . . . “It’s SO pathetic!” . . . Maine . . . “TPBF” . . . FOOTFJ! OTBT GB BRUCE KAPLAN School? Well, it seemed like a good idea at the time. PETER M. KARNAUGH IRENE C. KASCHLAW If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. SOS. Mat Sue friends Cm, LJ, MG, CS, JB, JA, we did it M D STUART KATZ Soccer ’81 Thanks CC LA “The DOORS are open, now it’s time to Break on Through” 111 112 EILEEN KELLY Laughter goodtimes goodfriends bring us down the road to happy memories Twirler BBST JAMIE KELLY Louie! Brodheads Boys Best in 17 “CUZ” What do I do now? Crab Attacks In The Shower THE BOYZ “Ouch!” VICTORIA KELLY KATHRYN KENNEDY REG 8s 25 21; How much do you wana make a million $ bet? Pt. P Rock-N-Roll Phone Booth; TPIHOW CLAIRE “BEAR” KENNY I Want To Fly To Where The Sky Meets The Land Livin Is Not Planned Children Can Laugh Just Cause They’re Livin CINDY LYNN KERESZTES They Say I’m Crazy But I Have A Good Time Life’s Been Good To Me So Far STONES PARTY UP BIG TARAS PETER KIHICZAK There’s a tide in affairs of men which if taken at the flood leads to fortune. YaLyabyuPlast CAROL KILARJIAN PETER KILCOMMONS Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about HXDYKWIM BTB. JIM KINNEY ‘BEAR’ ‘World’s Coldest Person’ Sorry Officer I thought it was le- gal. Why Me? Whadda Ya Want?! DAVID M. KLEIN What’s mine is yours, and what’s yours is mine . . . Draft beer not people . . . Hi Ma XXXOOO- Karin SUE KLEIN What is Essential is Invisible to the Eye. My Friends — Froggy Loves Ya! FH 1 DAVID KNIFFIN All the animals except man know that the principal business of life is to enjoy it. LYNN KNOPF “NOFFER” Thanks DIANE New Wave Lax Mgr Kate PARTIES! Friends Seaside — Rainbow Ra- pids ’81 DT BARBARA E. KOCH “Just You And Me” YOGI, WTN — FTF Hey There! Ed . . . SNAPS, B. Sailors ZACK 10 7 80 Friend Forever ANDREA KOEHLER Meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends ANDA DIAN KOLANLOWSKI JULIA M. KONCHALSKI PAUL K. KONDO THOMAS F. KRALIK Use the key, unlock the door see what your fate might have in store Sweet Memories . . . RUSH I took the good times, I took the bad times, I’ll take you just the way you are. — BJ TPCM Dream forever higher and higher; for only fools are satisfied MDJG- Veni, vidi, vici DKSPMW ZASRUCS WWFM DAWN M. KROECKEL Mark ILY 4-12-81 Jeep 280ZX MM Thanks Mom and Dad “He’s Hot” ydaernrobsawl I i) KYLE KROLL No Quick Kicks This Year 5-3-1 Thanks Coach 12 QB Pound Iron DJ — LIP, THE ATTIC Yite Zent! Jessica Altholz gets her tine test. KENNETH LANFRANK School Isn’t Boring, Teachers Are Bruce Cars Stones B T WAr- riors 30 TS, JA, RD, RH, PM SANDRA LANSING Thanks MOM DAD — TO TT — Memories Forever — BHJT- PPARTYING DRINKING Pat- rick I Love You — LZAP- MGSCTT 113 ANDY LAPATNICK It was all just a muddle puddle tweedle poodle beatle noodle bot- tle paddle battle JODY LAPIDUS Memories are as beautiful as the friends who are a part of them. BOFNP LS, IM, FF-RG BYE! MAUREEN E. LARKIN Pm not slow I just take my time. Us guys — TS, MWLOLA “ML” 12 + 1 FTNFUBARSS CB BSA ATBS RN “A” CS ANNE MARIE LASZOK All things are changed and we are changed with them Thanks Ftm — CHDGSL, SUM 81, CH GrAd Deb Cars JUDITH LAY JACQUELINE ANN LEDDEN I would turn the pages back, but time will not allow — JB ELT fan- NANCY RISA LEIBOWITZ When the times are gone the memories live on. “Bruce” GERALD LEVINE tastic! LEIP — LG, SS, SZ — AR IMU CGSZEK RB “US” Twirl — Ct ILY FFrank 1 21 80 DEBORAH LIMMER Whatever the mind of man can Conceive and Believe, it can Achieve. JUDITH LINDEMAN I’m looking forward to looking back from further on down the track ROBERT LINDEMAN The play is over. MELISSA LINDROTH Memories are still there and the dreams we shared private jokes MG’S 4ever Bud Boys M M Louis Bahto and Drue Hawrylak indulging in a casual con- versation. 114 The afterschool crowd forms. SCOTT LOWE MARY-ANNE LUTTER The wrong that lives within us is the wrong we find in others DJL NR EK JK JC Mom and Dad EDWARD J. LYNCH Speedo alternative B Boys Cable Car Play some pool skip some school act real cool Buds NOAH A. LYNCH Success can only be what you make it, you determine your own destiny. GC, NL, TW, DB, RW, JC PETER MACKINSON SCRAP IT UP — SRAPPER! This Place is SWARMIN’! FORE! Ya’ Hack. The Acres” STEPHEN MADS4 MADDEN Confused and Disillusioned — red yeah — right, waste — or what? DE The Annual, It was just a Party MARY JO MAGLIARO VICTOR MAISANO RICHARD MAEBERT THOMAS MALONEY How nice it will be to reflect upon the good times that have come gone SSHminimags JSKMMZ 71 on the Gridiron, Life in the Fast Lane, the Bud Boys 173 Charger, LAX 217, BIC’S, IBI, SH82 115 MALE VOCALIST FEMALE VOCALIST 1. Bruce Springsteen 2. Mick Jagger 3. Jim Morrison c?- CjU $- '?2 £TAe SRcllvntj tffcmeb VOCAL GROUP 1. The Rolling Stones 2. Styx 3. The Doors 1. Pat Benatar 2. Stevie Nicks 3. Barbra Streisand Class of ’82 FREEBIRD If I leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me? For I must be travelling on, now, 'Cause there's too many places I've got to see. But if I stayed here with you, girl, Things just couldn't be the same. 'Cause I'm as free as a bird, now, And this bird you cannot change. Lord knows I can’t change. Bye, bye, it's been a sweet love, Though this feeling I can't change, But, please don't take it so badly, 'Cause the Lord knows I'm to blame. But if I stayed here with you, girl, Things just couldn't be the same. 'Cause I'm as free as a bird, now And this bird you'll never change. By, Allen Collins Ron Van Zant SONG 1. Freebird — Lynyrd Skynyrd 2. Born to Run — B. Springsteen 3. Thunder Road — B. Springsteen RADIO STATION 1. WPLJ — 95.5 FM 2. WNEW — 102.7 FM 3. WPIX — 102 FM ALBUM 1. Born to Run — B. Springsteen 2. Argy Bargy — Squeeze 3. Crimes of Passion — P. Benatar ACTOR 1. Clint Eastwood 2. Robert Redford 3. Burt Reynolds ARTHUR PQ ACTRESSES 1. Goldie Hawn 2. Barbra Streisand 3. Valerie Bertinelli Favorites TV. SHOW 1. M'A'S'H 2. General Hospital 3. Saturday Night Live CAR 1. Porshe 2. Mercedes 3. Corvette iVm.) (7) R van's Hope (f) rVKf the Pm «tag� (ll)C rtoora (IS) Electric Company ( I) Consul tacton l.m T)Tb Young and the Rest btm (4) Days of Oux Uve� 0AU My Children (V)Mcn te A Piac for Lover� (1MT) Faye Dun- away. 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Jeffrey Hunter Not the grand suapenae novel but a di- verting, well-cut slice )uat the same 2hrt ) (ll)MagjiaGoniia OJ 9ue Pass U 8 A R) (SI)' ampr� Three li:S f)Meer the Mavors (U)New York New York (JI)Newi of New York 11 ;«� a T)New (S)M A S H (R) (?) Penny Hill Show (11)Prisoner Cell Block H f IS) Masterpiece (R) The rXtchaas of DtAe Street I! ’ (Pan XJT MAGAZINE 1. Seventeen 2. People 3. Sports Illustrated THOMAS T. MANNA JR. Life is a test too valuable to flunk DIANA MANNO Some people make the world bet- ter just by being in it I.V. LY F.D. Always means . . . forever! BRIAN R. MARCZEWSKI . . . the time to hesitate is through! Remember May 17, DG, TT, The Boyz Juice, Mole, Bird, TD, DP SHARON LIA MARGARETHA I’m going where the water tastes like Bacardi Coke — Oh! Stop JGKDJJ — I Love U Bill — Track — MOM MICHAEL ANDRE MASON See you all later The Best To The Class Of “82” And My Under- classmen + JM MM RM RF DM JG DS SANDY MAYER Varsity Soccer No. 1 Susan and Rachel — best of friends. It was great to be back E-NEEE-NEEEE! GERRI McATEER Precious Moments! Is this the be- ginning or is it the end? When will I see you again?? TRACEY E. McCarthy Dnt sit cryng over gd tms u had Shorebound! Lester MN COL KG LD KM RP BB JUAN MB THANKS MOM DAD! james p. McDonnell Mike Zusi KEVIN McEACHERN Jimmy Mac “V” Man! What Up? KM AW Summers at the hill. Weiser’s Stones, Disco, GB Squad, “Bagels” 118 MARYBETH McFADDEN The Present, Future The Past Fly On Proud Bird, You’re Free At Last, LD AJ ML BB PATRICIA G. McKEE Given the chance to have a dream; Also gives the power to make it come true CPMD- PRCPAP Tom Manna CARYN A. McLOUGHLIN If you can dream it, You can be- come it “SOS GC” Friends IK, JA, CS, VR, JB WE DID IT! ILY “ MOM DAD” MARIELLA MEEROVICH RICH “MAGGET” MEGLIOLA Party boat — Shore 81 The Pirate ITPCM Army Poople Power Soc- cer Howdy Fellows what’s the Bearty VALERIE ESTHER MELHAM Thanks to Mom DAd, Gail Mark, Nancy, and Christine for Helping me make it through. DAVID L. MELICK Hi Mom! Marana tha! GB it’s been real W.A.G.S. “Bootin” LISA MELILLO Each happiness for today is a memory for tomorrow. TFAFF — Pals Hey Li Hot Fries snarl 16 ROBERT “AHOOr MENDEZ All the same we take our chances Laughes at by time Tricked by cir- cumstances. RUSH!! PURPLE! WILLIAM F. MERKL This is the best part of the trip . . . This is the trip . . . The best part ILENE BETH MEYERSON Don’t waste time planning the fu- ture, just let it come. So long CHS hello real world! BOFNP! RDJ 119 120 KERRIE MIDDLETON We’ve only just begun, Craig MNSM TZJJ DKLD CBBBTM RPHK HOPPIN’ b.e. POPOV Thanks Bud! TRACY D. MILLANDER Not for today — but for all time and so friends we’ll say good- night. TnT, CC, KG, KR, AT, RS, TW CELESTE MILLER Memories are as beautiful as the friends who share them — OIHM — BF — Julie — Thanks — M D — ’81 CORINNE MILLER Don’t stop believin’. Memories with LM, TW, MM, good friends KG LD, BB B.K. in Lk Hiawatha BRIAN MILLERICK JOHN MILLMAN DANON MINCEY ANNE MITCHELL Watching the video tape of the Thanksgiving Day game You are never given a wish with- out also being given the power to make it true. SANDRA MITCHELL Like a guest who stayed too long, now it’s finally time to leave GYM- NASTICS TFAFF ALFRED “FREDDY44 MOGHAB Let us live then and be glad while young life’s before us. JEANNE E. MOHRHAUSER You have to know where you’re going to get there. Summer of 81 AFKS KITTY-WITTY! City-Line MICHELLE MONACO To SL, BF “We Made It” Never For — Good Times With AMCS- LLSS HONEY BUNCH BABY DOLL. TOMMY 5-15-80 MARCIA MONTGOMERY Strive for high ideas happiness be cheerful for yesterday is a mem- ory, but tomorrow is a mystery KIMBERLY MORTIMER “The Best way to know life is to Love someone” Glenn 12 26 80 THEPARK MM JS JS MA KH D1 ML ANDREW S. R. MOSS Rush Scorpion Ozzy Roles Aeros- mith Wrathchild Flying High 1 don’t know Catch The Spirit Fly By Night Monkey DIANE MOSS Real generosity toward the future consists in giving all to what is pre- sent. POLO! MICHAEL MULLIVAN Is ALL that we see or seem But a dream within a dream? EDGAR ALLEN POE KENNETH MULREED Hey! What Up! Multweed: The Mean Rolling Stones 9-25-81, 11- 5-81 V-Man 1 13 Pumpkins — 256 D Wing Brad Hamilton helps Chetan Sanghvi BRETT MUNEY ALEX L. MUNITS 8, CHS Soccer 1 Toga Time, Kegger, The Bud Battalion We’re Havin’ A Party There are two kinds of people: Ones that tell and don’t do it and Ones that want to but can’t ANDREW MURPHY Be England what she will, with all her faulte, She is my country still — Churchill JILL D. MURRAY Twitle----CCT WBTIA you are never given a wish without the power to make it come true “LIT” DSBE BRUCE MYERS We have met the enemy, and he is us. GERALDINE NARDONE 121 122 DAUD NAWABI MARGARET M. NELSON The times when we were happy were the times we never tried KM TM CS CB LD — Thanks you DAVID J. NEU EMS 5 On 1 Why? Summer 79- 81 FV Colonel Flagg Lives M.L. A.M. Forever Get Newf’d KEITH NEUMANN The Boise. It’s now or never. — J.S. Kelly M. Chet Dingleberri Thanks Mom and Dad. guys STEPHANIE D. NEWBY OS — “This School Was Impeca- ble” Thank RW AP PP HW AS VB GR MS CUPPY PN RJ RF ADAM “NBBFM” NEWFELD There’s no one as honest as those who are in pain — T.P., HEY KATE!, Get Newf’d, SWSHGT, EVE NIECKO Future Holds, Having A Martini After Every Meal And Always Holding A Smile LUKE T. NITTI “Watch out for the gasman.’’ R.P “THE BOSS , V P Shell BUDMAN RICHARD H. NOCHIMSON I Am The Master Of My Fate: I Am The Captain Of My Soul. SUSAN M. NOVER It is better to be looked over than overlooked — Cin wta? BNHDGB You Know You Guys Are The Best Michael Mason thinks about his homework assignments. SUSAN OCH Thunder is good, thunder is im- pressive; but it is lightning that does the work. —Twain DAVID OLDEWURTEL Turtle! 69 Cougar to a 68 — Why? Florida Here We Come!! 256 Pumpkins KENNETH R. ORDINI WA, Grosbart, Andrews. We made it N.E.W. 7 26 81 No guts, no glory. Ski Freak, Ski Trips, Powder TOMMY OWENS 20 CHS BB Capt A Pinch Is All It Takes’ DWJLJ Marty Headd — Sweet Angelene Thanx Mom AL-to-10 80. DONNA PALLANTE LAURA PALO Linda Janek does some research in the library. It’ll Be Worth The Climb ss 327 Dirtwheels 524 (Eagles) — I Can’t tell you why RICH 4-12-80 4eve “Life is too short so why waste precious time” LUV YA SIS SAN GO FOR IT! What’s the word? SPLIT RICHARD PALUMBO I Set Hall Bound Free of charge the ‘Independent’, HOSE Jaws 81 503V2R Thanks Mom Dad ALISON PANZER Love is to care and be cared for; I found love and will not ask for more — Seth ARTHUR PAPATZAMBASIS KIM PARTOLL The current of time carries us to our destiny. No single moment can be relived but in memory SUSAN PATEL CHRISTOPHER PAYNE Loss of a friend in 81. KG, JA, TA, NM, SB, LJ, Dm. False ID’s and Longhorns. It’s been good? GINA PAYNE THIS IS THE END, MY ONLY FRIEND Can u Picture what will be so — Limitless Free ILU- DaMa KKSPFoxy CYNTHIA PEDALINO However Rare True Love Is, True Friendship Is Even Rarer. HO BGROE + GGTWLF KCGFTB MEMS SB 123 124 COLLEEN “COL” M. PEER Thanks for the memories; for my memories are my treasures. My Pals K, A, R, T “GoodTimes” IAL BK DAVID E. PENISTON Red-Dog 1 Led on Ken, STD JOHN PEREZ Juan Vintage VW GTO MGB MOYA SS BJ “BUD NIPS” RATS BUFFS “The Years Were Good In Columbia” ACHILLES M. PERRY Man was born to choose between the convulsions of distress and the lethargy of boredom. ELISSA A. PETRUZZIELLO M.PD. 1, Spfld. Ave., R O, LS, VK, CW, LG, GB, Irvington, Mem. Flasher 35 mm, AIFS Trip, VC, 66, $ $ $ $ NICHOLAS PETRUZZIELLO Wendy Fine and Eric Wertheimer playing the oboe LISA JOY PEYTON DAVID TODD PINCUS As The World Turns, The Edge of Night makes us all Young and Restless, (in General) Do what thy manhood bids thee do, from none but self expect ap- plause; — Francis Burton STEVEN MICHAEL PINE “Time has come to cast your ways and head into the sun.” My friends, Thanx C-O-L-U-M-B-I-A! ALLISON MARIA PINKETT A friend is someone who knows all about you and still loves you. Thanks Col Kath, RB, PM LIANE PINTO Good Things Come In Small Pack- ages. CaptXC Snarl Bobs Barn 33 TFAFF — Pals Lee AG W B Cheer OLGA PISOCKI ANTHONY L. FOLITANO The time is gone the song is over, thought I’d something more to say — STONES DOORS ARROY RAYMOND POWANDA ALAN POLLACK DOWN ON YOUR KNEES AND REPENT IF YOU PLEASE KILL- ERS ZZY RULESTANK YOU CAMELWHAT YOU BE DOING CF MESS IARIP________ SCOTT A. POWELL You think it’s the end but it’s Just the beginning — A new road is waiting now CLUB FRIDAY SHERRI LYNNE PORTER Keep smiling, people will wonder what you’re up to. G. P A. E. V. B. U. L. J. C. - IDRACAB LAURA POTTER The world out there is mine to challenge and complete everyday even ruthless ones! BS LUV MG CHARLES POWERS ARMOND MONTY PRINGLEY What we need is not to believe but Jim Cosgrove during band practice the will to get out “M M” BB Chilly Crew BB MP CM “NHA” JAMES PRIZZI KATHERINE PRYBYS “The secret of success is not fail- ing”, V’Ball 1, Thanks CP, AP, RB, PM Ali-Kat Hi Col ‘Ahhh” JONATHAN S. RADLER Green Grass High Tides 4Ever Becky 7 11 You Make Lovin Fun! LAX 38 SUPRA JCMGJSPB Stanley ROSEMARY RAMIREZ Time is a tunnel through which we pass; But the journey has only oe- gun 6perlun TFE, EYR IBR 125 ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL IMt Chrissy Nelson and Mr. Cole Mrs. Casapulla and Pat Holmes 126 Mike Kossup and John Balsamo Monte Pringley and John Dutter Phil Cutone and Pat Holmes Matt William and Tom Chew 127 128 Chrissy Nelson JoAnn Majdoz and Edison Bandera Joe Fox and Craig Curial Jim Sutula ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL David Scull, Beth Selby, JoAnn Majdoz, Elisha Haynes and Mrs. Butcher Mike Kossup and Meg Peto Pat Holmes, Tracy Rawls, Matt William and Eugene Sobeck 129 130 STEVEN RAMOS ‘MOS’ I’ll go easily on my way still I won- der could it wait another day? ILU KIM WE DID IT 5-3-1 DEIRDRE ANNE RAZZI I love the life within me, I feel a part of everything I see KATHY UR 1 MAX-BURGERS FL82 Diane Moss, Nancy DiDonato and Kerrie Middleton during English class. TONY RECHNER Live each day as if it were your last — one day you’re sure to be right CHS Soccer 1 BCPCCC ELLEN REGAN If dreams came true wouldn’t that be nice. OUT TO LUNCH? JOSE REGO Miss Finkelstein, Mrs. Krasner, Mr. Spear, Mr. Bunio Some of many teachers that I’ll miss at CHS JUAN C. REGO The time for us has arrived, so let’s pack our bags and leave on time. VALERIE REHLING Memories are the personal diary we will always carry. WDTWN GTBTGYWT 11 6 MH sorry GP RUDY REYNOLDS Bust Your Thigh For Columbia High, Vaarsity Football “81” “suck it UP” Hey Eric WEUW — WEUW — WEUW TODD D. RICHARD 4 of 17 are left and yet we are so sad! But pray we be happy after 13 long hard years GERI SUE RIEMER If you say what you think, don’t expect to hear only what you like. 3 4 81 Oh Boy Tom DG CORY D. RIFKIN Everyone has the potential to achieve if his or her desire is great enough. Wo yao bi. DEEP ROSALBA RINALDIS A true friend is as sound as health; the value of it is seldom known until it is lost. TMD JOSEPH D. RINGEL Somewhere down the road there is tomorrow; somehow I am going to make it mine Bud Bums GWYNNE ROBBINS The golden apples of the sun are waiting to be picked B.A.R. ’80 CHRISTINE ROBINSON Always Remember The Best Of Times The Endless Love We Shared Together CR BD 10 25 80 DAVID SCOTT ROBINSON There are places I remember all my life — JL It’s been real WTA? FYA EM ESAD HSNBB JOSEPH ROBSON DOREEN RONNIE CAROLYN ROSEN JUDITH M. ROSENBERG I see my future at Rainbow’s End, Happy Hours, Timeless Friends KCBFFCPGR 6L212 SLJC- FKME Dreams of childhood: so good to be believed in once, so good to be remembered when outgrown — CD Life goes not backwards nor turns with yesterday — Girls LAX Changes — BCGC — CANYC — NSSGSK — LuvU MICHAEL S. ROTH We’ll be Rockin into the night Shore “81” TOGA Party charge it The Bud Boys 1 The Bus ALAN R. ROTHMAN Late night at the “Winch” CBTSJB JR “Only the Good die young” LAX 81 “Hit to kill” I’ve made it! CAB CRAIG ROUNTREE One Of The Dangerous Type! Please Craig Don’t! Cheryl, Jill And Dorothy made school com- plete GREGORY “SCHMOE” ROWE You may find the worst enemy or best friend in yourself. AOS, VB — THE ELITE MF, KB, KD Nancy Leibowitz talking to Mary Fossella in chemistry class 132 LISA ANN RUSSO Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime John Lisa July “79” Best Friends GM, JT ALAN TROY RUSSELL Don’t be dumb, don’t do drugs! “Here!” Special thanks to my SIS JJ LOVE YA ALOLOGY FOR- EVER DONNA M. “DEE” SABIA I know we can make it Thank you Mom + Dad I Love You John you’re my endless love T.F.F. Ken Lanfrank in the library THOMAS SAENGER CHETAN SANGHVI Scream out aloud as they shoot you down — I’m not some piece of teenage wildlife. —Bowie STEPHEN SANOK Quel est le viande? ‘Fore’ Wags Ya hack! Scrap it up! Skinhead Later on AMMDPMRO STPS- AWRTC SDSJK MARYANN SANSONE I don’t Love You because 1 need you, I need you because I Love You — 4 — Bert — 8 31 80 Steph STEPHANIE L. SANSONE Keep smiling it will make the world wonder what you’ve been up to! BOFNP — LN MS HP 8- 13-81 ERIC SANTANIELLO All in all it was just another brick in the wall, Together we stand, Divided we fall OMNI RAMONA M. SANTUCCI Beautiful things in this world can- not be seen or touched they must be felt with the HEART ’82 DAVID SAUNDERS Thank God It’s Over Can You Re- late To That. A Toast To The Peo- ple They Know Who The Are Lat- er Geach Let’s Move Out SHERI SAVIN Learn to tame the clouds, let the sun shine through, change the stars, change fortunes too. FRANCINE SCALERA Best of friends never end ... so why pretend this is the end? PBDKKLRJ TMFGMLZJ KLM Joe 1 25 81 Alvin Stanley or is it Colin? SUSAN J. SCHER ZUUZ It’s been a long way from anywhere — JT CJ: Great Sea- son! KG — WYWD? SZ, JL, LG — I’ll miss ya BRIAN SCHLESINGER No more wonderful SAT or PSAT. Watch out for the SS mail truck. HEIDI ANN SCHNITZER You have to believe in yourself, that is the secret. WTA? always — knewit ROBERT SCHOMMER “Never let your studies interfere with your college education!” TM, CB, TP, KM, MB, LB PETER SCHROECK Here today — gone tomorrow — Pink Floyd KATHLEEN B. SCHWEITZER If you have a true friend, you have more than your share. TRACEY SCOFIELD “SCO” GCF Baseball alwayAlways Late For H.R. Who says good times have to end! My Strangs Faster Than A G.T., D.T. DEBBIE SEMEL Memories have wonderful ways of bringing back favorite yester- day DOC 1992 JO? GIBR LISA C. SESSA It’s A Holiday in Cambodia — DKs HOMESTEAD Motionz “Waitresses” FS — OH JF MK PF DH TR H WGTB! 81 133 134 NAOMI SHAPIRO “U Just Call Out My Name And U No Wherever I Am I’ll Come Run- ning 2CU Again” — 4EVER — JAMES C. SHEIL ANTHONY O. SHIPMAN The time spent in CHS is not the waste you think but I have come through with friends GRVB ANNE R. SHORE JRCSSD JOYCE ANNE SHULMAN If endings symbolize beginning, Shouldn’t goodbyes be easier to say? Life isn’t always logical LINDA SIEGAL We are parting now, but the memories will always be with me. BOFNP — JLRG — DEJAVU GTBTBFLT DEBORAH A. SILBERNAGEL “SUPERBAGEL” “Cruisin’ The Town” SUM ’81 “Lonely is the Night” BD “74 Firebird” Colum- bia Memories JAMES F. SILVER Life is too short, so why waste precious time; make the best of it. MG JR PARTY PI GOING MO- BILE GAIL SILVERMAN Send In The Clowns ILY Jeani — Bean Zimmy Cookie Babs Li + my Baer. DANCIN! B W RAH! TFAFF — Pals CHERYL Y. SIMMONS To friends I left take the right to get what you can from teachings teachers of CHS give U A . ■ Z SANDEE JOY SLATER Live for today with no fear of to- morrow for we see ourself every day. WG RS LH IK CS ML ELSA SMAJE A Friend is one who comes in when the whole world has gone out colorguard SC SS POP Rush Chris Davidian doing a chem lab STEVE SMIALKOWSKI Look out for that mailtruck! BS, BW, JR JR, JC, JP, MOYA, CAPT. K UNCLE GEO., A P, OLDS455, CRUSIN’ SUZI J. SMOLEN A goodbye makes the journey harder still . . . ILU Blu 6 4 81 LFFLT cake and of course BY An early morning homeroom crowd TRACY V. SMOLLER Take on the world . . . with irre- pressible style. 12 1 MWMLDE us guys FTN FUBAR SS CB SUSAN E. SNYDER Despite everything you’ve heard adult is not a dirty word. SB DH LZ RL — JA CZ MS. I luv u. BSA PN RACHEL SOMER CAROL ANNE SOSCHIN MARK A. STADNYK STACY A. STANFORD Like everyone else I’m searchin through what I’ve heard Phil 7 2 81 SM SB SL happy-happy!! Yesterday’s dreams might be to- morrow’s realities. GF — JB LH IK CM Thanks Mom Dad Imagination is of very great value. It is often more useful than knowl- edge. “All that is now, all that is gone, all that’s to come.” Au Revoir . . . “The Face” ALVIN STANLEY COLIN STANLEY I’m glad I met someone very spe- cial in my senior year. JANE STECHER . . . We sailed together we drifted apart and now you’re by my side . . . DL 7-18-80 “STARTING OVER” KENNETH STECKERT 135 136 LEONARD G. STEFANELLI Extra effort makes the difference RENEE STEINWEISS IS I H ATH Mike Ward JANE STEINER Each And Every Heart It Seems, Is Bounded By A World Of Dreams . . . BOFNP — Dejavu MF JILL LESLIE STIER If your heart is breaking cause your dream’s not coming true leave some room to start again To remember the past, To live the present, To trust the future. DAVID STODDARD PAUL STRAHAN CARRIE STRUM DONALD SWAN To Rob, Nick and Dave, with all the things we’ve done this year “REMEMBER CANOEBROOK” Ah, but a man’s dream should ex- ceed his grasp, or what’s a heaven for? —R. Browning “Be generous with what isn’t yours.” HEY, CECIL, TEX, SKIN- HEAD DUC CRAIG SWATLAND KERRIE We’ve only just begun Southside, Bruce — Marge, Smir- noff Football Who’ll stop the rain LISA BETH TARNOW The moment may be temporary but the memories are forever ILU Mark 11 80 LFFSS GTBTBFLS Dejavu REZA TASDIGHI I believe our life is a necessary battle for the Human race. TOM TELLINI Tachinis Mean Machine Stones 1 Skiing Dave Rob at the short? Spanky Brian Ratburgs Tennis 1 JONATHAN HENRY TEPPER Judging From the Pictures Hell Looks the Better Place Break 2 the chain Go Insane — Ratman — IBI GERI-LYN TESTA ‘Dirty Deeds; C.A.A.C. of Or- ange 15’ Varsity . . . Softball 4 Years Soccer Bowling 2 Yrs. (T.M.) MATTHEW THOMPSON Take your time, don’t live too fast, Troubles, will come and they will pass. Lynyrd Skynyrd DANNY THOMSEN Get a Real Car — Take A Stand Be A Man And You Will Have The Great Little Plan — ELO — JUNK It JOANN THORTON ENJOY LIFE WHILE YOU CAN. It is What you make it. xxooBC Later 4U LAUREN TOPELSOHN “I’ll let my spirit carry me.” TUTZES: (esp. Quent Beck) What can B said in so little space? JIL MARJORIE TINKHAM Here’s to what the future brings!! ERIC AND ME 11 9 80 Thanks guys, SIS, LR, SM, ND, GM, LJ JO ANNE TOBIA “Memories From The Corners of My Mind” — The MM gang — GTWLF HW “Best of Friends Never Part!” SALLY ANN TOMARO Tomorrow will be for you and me — but why did those days have to go cheers Chris + Sally TFAFF AKIRA TOTSUKA We never meet without a parting. UMBERTO A. TRIBIOLI Kiss today goodbye and point me towards tomorrow. Wrestling ALT. Crew of 82 4-MARE — 8 31 80 Hanging out in East Commons ADINA (ADINAH) TROEN I do not fear tomorrow for I have seen yesterday I love today. With AN “H” T to DMCJ OMNI 137 CALCULUS (above) Mr. Pantazes and Mr. Wagner warm themselves by the fire. (above) Jessica Cohn and Mike Ward (above) Chetan Sanghvi (below) Karen Blinder and Karen Horkitz (below) Tony Coppola and Luke Nitti (above) Alice Furman (above) Robert Schommer (above) Craig Swatland fjk (above) Shirley Baubles (below) Lynn Bircsak (above) Mr. Pantazes and a Greek goddess, Sue Klein? (below) Mark Stadnyk (above) Bernard Weintraub dressed for the oc- casion. (below) Wendy Fine and Carolyn Rosen 140 JODI TYRANSKI Allen, I love you. Allen Jodi 8- 31-80. Thanks Mom and Dad. E. COURTNEY VAETH I would turn the pages back, but time will not allow. — JB MG Sum-81, MD C-Rah!! POLO! TFAFF KARIN VAISMAN Dream until your dreams come true. TNKSLLY X19 XXXOOO David FRANK VALENZI Together wherever we go . . . “Where is the party?!” MARIA T. VERSACIO Don’t STOP Believin’ N4Get Mem’s f VALLEY! Xing 1-3. ORTB BB = GX D! SF = LG Twin, GGMJMD, DFRD StrP-3 CHRISTOPHER WADDELL Cougar Booters 1, Thanx Gene so close, yet . . . Love ya KB 10- 09-81, Baaaaaaaby!!! MAUREEN “WADS” WAD- DELL I dreamt I was and I made it hap- pen us guys TSMLIKCM- MGLDLJ 12 1 It’s never over “7” always us ROBERT WADDELL Let’s Get The Hell Out Of Here This Place Is Swarmin’! “ACRES” Wags, Ya’ Hack! ‘SS Hack’ Scrap WENDOLYN H. WAGER See how the main sail sets . . . Huntington, Soccer, Green Bomb, Cougar Rah! Thanks GBMDP GIBR, OTT TERRENCE WALSH I see a face cornin’ through the haze, I remember him from those crazy days PT ZK A typical Columbia class scene. DEBRA LYNN WALTON Nothin, Shrug. Steban Hibri US- band MFKIML MFSAAMW TCAATPSW D. Dune JD ME Al- las CB “Harry Pigue” 12 6 MICHAEL QUINN WARD CHS LAX 82 When tomorrow comes today will be gone leaving behind what I have traded 24 CFS JAMES WEEKS ELIZABETH C. WEHRLE Tom Kralik and Rich Nochimson in the library Without dreams inside of you there’s no dream that can come true OPS ’80, LF, bFF, LB, Mets, TER JESSICA WEIL To love and be loved is the great- est joy on earth. G.S. 7 ILUBGLBI ATY — TS JO? GIBR, OTT DAVID (DEVO) WEINBERG Jack Daniels, SGC, ANG, BUCKO, NK, RD, 7-11, FB, Fran Torino, DEVO, Drunk, What’s He Gonna Do Chase Us BERNARD WEINTRAUB As chaotic as man may render the earth; Only nature can achieve perfect entropy KAREN WEISS All the world’s indeed a stage we are merely players; Curtains down, Commence Act 2; Encore ’82 DEBBIE B. WEISSBARD On the ocean of life my love, there’s so many storms we must rise above DejaVu BOFNP, LYG, Bobby CATHY ANN WENZEL FRID FACE LESTER WENZ Boo- ties and Crowbard Jim and Vic CMEMS Step By Step GO FOR IT!!!!!! DARA REED WERTHEIMER Sitting here in limbo Waiting for the tide to flow — J. Cliff This Little Girl Is Movin On. ERIC H.R. WERTHEIMER “It was alright.” — Lou Reed 141 142 MICHELLE D. WESLEY Good friends, like sweet memo- ries will last forever M-M Bruce Thanks . . . RICHARD HENRY WHEAT May this class be happy, the hard- est goal to achieve. The party’s over; Goober lived! SEAN WHELAN That’s Not True See L.F. VIRGINIA WHINERY If you have built castles in the air your work will not be lost. Put foundation under them DAWN L. WHIPPLE DANIEL C. WILHOFT JR. Here’s to the memories of yester- day and today and of those to come tomorrow ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Lizzy ALT. Pro. Like I made it Ma. Timmy “14-kt.” LITE UP BIG! This is for you Dad. MADELEINE WHITEHEAD “ . . . What could have been, should have been; and will be for- ever ...” MWG Gap 81 damn AK HENRY L. WIGGINS To reach for the stars now you need a good calculator. NANCY J. WILDEROTTER Follow your dreams wherever they may lead BBS Sum 81 12- Ave CRASH WHP TFAFF JIBLLCAB ‘82’ ANDREW WILLIAMS ACE. Pumpkins 256 Whip It Big V LO-V-E Drive Andys Liquors Under The Sun Mean DO KM JM ANDREW R. WILLIS Never stop striving to become bolder and brave, and continue to SURF for that ULTIMATE wave Martha Ezor doing biology homework RICHARD G. WOLSKI “WHEN WE GAMBLE With our Time We choose our destiny” Molly Hatchet ’79 KERRY WYLIE STEWART YOUNG Only the ignorant dwell in the past, the educated look toward the future. SUSAN ELIZABETH ZAFF We have reached our crossroads and now must part my friends, to follow our separate stars JAY ZASLOWER SUSAN M. ZAVESKY ZUUZ. “21”. NL — DPOOM! BMA: 7-8-81, MSG: 11-28-80. al- RIGHT! “HEY WHAT ELSE CAN WE DO NOW?” BS — TR. SS, LG -I- JL LAUREN ZAWISLAK I can see brighter days before me. Tho’ it’s been stormy, at least I know I’m not alone SLFS LAURIE ZELNICK We will never know about the days to come, but, we think about them anyway . . . ENGLAND! THOMAS “ZENT” ZENTE Don’t stop believin’ . . . Best Friends, B-ball, Bud 1 The At- tic 81 Yite KY! LSU in 82 PC JENNIFER LYNN ZIEGLER What lies behind us, what lies be- fore us, are tiny matters compares to what lies within us RR BILL ZUCKERMAN Out here on the perimeter there are no stars, out here we is stoned, IMMACULATE Todd Richards running a program MICHAEL T. ZUSI We’ll Drag Our Dreams Into Exis- tence. “MEELS” MEL W.Y.B. Golf 81-82 143 Camera 5luj KEITH BASKERVILLE MARIA CASTRO AMEDEO CELLITTI KARL CHEPOLIS COLLEEN CLARK EDWARD CONKLIN NELSON CUMMINGS GEORGE DLUGOS ALLAN DOMENICK JOSEPH FOX RUTH GERACOS DARRYL GREEN KATE HAUCK JOHN KIKTA JOHN KINSLER SUSAN LENNON LOUIS MAGNIFICO CHERYL MARI LEON MARK PHILIP ORLINS PETER PALERMO JOANN SELITTO MICHELLE SETTE HOWARD SHERMAN LOUIS VALORI RUSSELL VANCE DONNA WAESCHLE WEAVER ROY WHEELER JOSEPH WILLIAMS MARIE ZUZURO Joi Jackson tries to keep warm during a fire drill. Sandy Mayer looks for her friends after school. Melissa Lindroth, Beth Barbaro and Sue Appel 146 Chris Carew and Sally Tomaro Rosemond Dane and Craig Cardone Elsa Smaje talks to Renata Johnson 147 1 I HE’S SICK, HOMELESS AND UNLOVED. wirltfo 0,rmmtTrm H KISSINGER CHASE MANHATTAN SANK NY NY I0S22 ABANDONED BY HIS FRIENDS AFRAID TO SHOW HIS FACE LET HIM KNOW THERE IS SOMEONE WHO CARES SOMEONE WHO WANTS TO HELP HE OOCSN’T NEEO MUCH A CHAUFFEUR, A COOK A GARDENER THE BARE NECESSITIES PLEASE HELP. ADOPT A SHAH ADOPT A SHAH WELCOME BACK TO FREEDOM LOOKING BACK Entering CHS as sophomores, we were not the only people to encounter new experiences. 1979 brought us Margaret Thatcher, the first woman Prime Minister to Great Britain, the fear of Three Mile Island, and a “China Syndrome” of worry, the miracle of Saturn’s rings, and tears from Kramer us. Kramer. Fifty-three Americans were being held hostage by a fanatical religious government while Miss Piggy was developing a character all her own. 1980 began the decade with athletic triumph. Despite the absence of our country at the sum- mer Olympics, nationalism and pride returned to America with the victories of our athletes at Lake Placid. Ordinary People came to the screen and Preps moved into our lives. The great disaster of Mount St. Helens spread a blan- ket of ash over the state of Washington, and an actors’ strike hit the television tube, leaving us to wonder who actually shot J.R. Already a year into the 1980’s, the country celebrated the return of the hostages. At the same time, Jimmy Carter left the White House and Ronald Reagan gained control of Capitol Hill. Soon after, travelling became difficult; the Air Traffic Controllers walked out leaving mil- lions of people “hung up,” while the Columbia Space Shuttle launched its second voyage. The Rubik’s cube boggled the minds of Americans and Pacman began to flourish. We saw the first woman, Sandra Day O’Connor, named to the Supreme Court, and the untimely deaths of Moshe Dayan, Anwar el-Sadat and John Len- non. Wedding bells rang for Prince Charles and Lady Diana, followed by the nuptials of General Hospital’s Luke and Laura. 1982 ends our lives at Columbia High School yet we continue to encounter new experiences. Senator Williams resigned under pressure of a historic expulsion, and Thomas Kean was elect- ed as governor of New Jersey. We faced the loss of popular performer John Belushi, and saw the return of the miniskirt to the fashion scene. Cuts in federal loans and social security for college students were made while havoc struck, with the institution of martial law in Poland, and guer- illa warfare in the Central American country of El Salvador. And 1982 continues.......... ACTIVITIES 151 STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Mr. Memoli, P. Abel, J. Huchital, T. Langone, B. Hamilton, W. Greenberg, J. Gonsalves, N. Kasen, J. Savino. Second Row: B. Hamilton, B. Scott, E. Wertheimer, D. Eber, E. Berger, S. Madden, K. Blinder, C. Coleman, L. Topelsohn, C. Brienza, A. Jacobs, J. Brienza 152 E C X O E M C M U I T T I T V E E E Charles Coleman, Jr. Class President; Lauren Topelsohn, Treasurer; Chris Brienza, East House President; Karen Blinder, North House President; Stephen Madden, President; Eric Wertheimer, Vice President. Missing: Geri Riemer, West House President; Jane Steiner, Secretary PROM COMMITTEE First Row: N. Friedman, L. Pinto, J. Gonsalves, L. Heinowitz, N. Leibowitz. Second Row: J. Tinkham, E. Kelly, S. Smollen, D. Cashen, G. Silverman, S. Tomarow, A. Russell, J. Gutzmore. Third Row: D. Manno, C. Keresztes, J. Blumberg, K. Blinder, M. Thompson, T Millander, D. Weissbard, L. Hyans, J. Jackson, Mr. Cooperman. Jeanne Gonsalves, Judy Blumberg, Mr. Cooperman, Lisa Russo, Ingrid Brommer 153 154 WEST HOUSE COUNCIL 1st Row: (Left to Right) C. Davidian, K. Rustum, G. Riemer, J. Bashir, W. Pierson, B. Weintraub. 2nd Row: P. Hardina, J. Fields, S. Atanasova, L. Schulte, K. Jacobs, C. LaMorticella, J. Kikvoka, C. Klimowicz, M. White EAST HOUSE COUNCIL 1st Row: (Left to Right) D. Moss, C. Brienza, C. Cohen, L. Greene, C. Epstein. 2nd Row: C. Berman, B. Hamilton, A. Quigley, D. O’Weill, J. Brienza, J. Savino, K. Ordini, Mr. Haven NORTH HOUSE COUNCIL Bottom Row: (Left to Right) K. Levin, L. Mayer, J. Dimpel, D. Glasser, J. Guida, R. Kaplan. Second Row: N. Cohen, J. Abrams, K. Blinder, A. Furman, J. Goldsmith. Third Row: M. Aymer, K. Hirschmann, B. Ciullo, B. Keyasko, D. Holley. Fourth Row: M. Turner, M. Holzchlag, M. Berkin, M. Maltenfort, D. Wilhoft, Mr. R. Palma 155 First Row: P. Fischer, D. Hawrylak. Second Row: Mrs. Fischer, A. Friedman, P. Manginelli, L. Papp, M. Schor. G C E L R U M B A N u c K L R U A B N I A N 156 First Row: D. Kihiczak, P Kihiczak, A. Perry. Second Row: Mr. Little, N. Voronka, A. Laszok, L. Lasok, L. Tymczyna. First Row: J. Stier, T. Jones, K. Partoll, J. Herbst, H. Niden, N. Kasen, A. Sauer, M. Thomkins, S. Liebman, C. Davidian. Second Row: D. Kihiczak, R. Merians, R Doele, P. Kilcommons, T. Kralik, R Fine, R. Schaffer, R Lehrman, M. White, Miss Wolf, W. Coppola, D. Donnelly, S. Kaplan, A. Jaffe, K. Reitzel, S. Laszok Mrs. Valante, S. Covey, E. Esteves, A. McDaid 157 CIRCLE FRANCAIS First Row: (Left to Right) A. Tuney, L. Green, G. Silver, M. Aymer, Mrs. Krasner. Second Row: A. Turk, I. Weinstein, T. Wyner, L. Karlan, P. Winslow, A. Pinkett, C. Reagan, A. Laszok, A. Mitchell, C. Davidian. Third Row: S. Snyder, P Abel, J. Cohn, D. Holley, J. Weeks, J. Glaser, K. Hirschmann, L. Schlactus SPANISH CLUB 158 First Row: (Left to Right) L. Pichik, J. DeSilva, D. Fuchs. Second Row: J. Brienza, T. Kenny, L. Martin, J. Weeks, W. Voranka, M. Menner, L. Blanco, Mr. Price ITALIAN CLUB Front Row: (Left to Right) Mr. Tancredi, B. Ciullo, A. Vescio. Second Row: F. Caprio, M. Grasso, L. DeCicco, L. Nitti, C. Baduini GREEK CLUB First Row: (Left to Right) J. Geddes, L. Bahto, D. Limmer, N. Janulis. Second Row: A. Perry, Mr. Pantazes, B. Hamilton 159 First Row: (Left to Right) B. Ciullo, H. Niden, J. Glasser, M. Thompkins, A. Maxwell, A. Chandross, Mr. Stark. Second Row: A. Chiu, W. Needle, J. Bergman, R. Schaffer, J. Rott, A. Sterner, V. Rehling. Third Row: G. Barry, R Lehrman, J. Gurland, B. Coppola First Row: (Left to Right) Miss McGrath, S. Schnoll, D. Donnelly, H. Niden. Second Row: S. Whelan, D. Croman, J. Rustum, B. Abrams, M. Bokert, A. Perry, R. Crandall. I N V E S T M E N T C L U B mH n 2 First Row: (Left to Right) A. Gollin, J. Bash, O. Tutsika, T. Millander, M. Rothberg. Second Row: L. Stefanelli, J. Orlin, L. Harper, L. Orlin, S. Kaplan, M. Nagler, Mrs. Morrison. Third Row: P. Dudzik, I. Goldberg, M. Maltenfort, J. Engelstein, M. Jaffe, G. Barry, K. Saudder, B. Blatcher. First Row: (Left to Right) J. Glasser, D. Garrick, M. McCleod, S. Gomer, D. Glasser. Second Row: C. Sanghvi, L. Greene, B. Skoler, K. Jacobs, B. Giullo, P.J. Cosgrove, M. Flora. Third Row: J. Goldsmith, R. Crandall, G. Bonin, J. Jaffe. NEWCOMER’S CLUB (Left to Right) Peter Fischer, President, Debbie Cooper, Treasurer and Judy Yames, Vice-President. The Newcomers watch a slide show. 162 The members pose for a picture before the Christmas festivities begin. (Left to Right) A. Kohler, C. Stanley, M. Grochtmann, M. Schor, S. Patel. (Left to Right) Akira Totsuka and Frank Igor Gudz makes his move as Mr. Iosso and Mike McKell look on. CHESS TEAM (Left to Right) William Needle, Bill Clohosey, Dave Brothers, Tim Ford. 163 Steve Darcy and Bill Blatcher concentrating on the game. «J 30 50 03 164 First Row: (Left to Right) I. Coleman, Miss Mears, R. Patlock. Second Row: B. Twine, D. Caruba, T. Kralik, M. Ferrara tnwn ro Front Row: (Left to Right) K. Carlson, A. Sauer, R Brown, N. Kasen, Mrs. Comba. Back Row: L. Tymczyna, M. Aymer (Left to Right) J. Lapidus, C. Jones, N. Applebaum, D. Holley, P. Abel, A. Turk, R Comune, L. Craugh, Mr. Hoffman. F C I O R M E M I I T T E E 165 ASTRONOMY CLUB First Row: (Left to Right) R Dudzig, S. Hirsch, T. Good, E. Reed. Second Row: S. Murphy, S. Cariddi, E. Holtzman, P. Kebbekus, H. Wiggins. Third Row: G. Barry, Mr. Levin, D. Adinaro. ELECTRONICS RADIO First Row: (Left to Right) J. Clark, A. Ellis, G. Rowe. Second Row: A. Papatzambasis, C. Johnson, Mr. Mathewson, J. DiRoma. Standing: E. Zunz. P.A.W.S. Front Row: (Left to Right) Miss Mears, R. Schommer, Mrs. Worth. Second Row: Miss Schley, T. DeBoard, D. Whipple, C. Mereilo, T. Kralik DUNGEONS DRAGONS First Row: (Left to Right) T. Green, J. Weis, C. Kuo. Second Row: C. Sanghvi, N. Pearson. Third Row: A. Chandross, M. Lanon, P. Comune, J. Coleman. Fourth Row: D. Kihiczak, P. King, M. Thompson, Mrs. Hill. DISPLAY COMMITTEE John Huetz Marc Michalsky SPECIAL SERVICES 168 The special services members can be seen dressed in their red vests, white shirts and black pants ushering at plays, parents night, college and career night and other school functions. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First Row: (Left to Right) N. Kasen, C. Clegg, B. Whitten. Second Row: Mr. Riccardi, S. Sauger, L. Blanco, G. Eyler, J. Bruno, Mr. Martin (Left to Right) Miss Schley, W. Greenberg, L. Wesley, M. Hollsday, B. Weintraub, G. Barry, P. Lehrman, A. Russell, G. Payne, D. Caruba, J. Glasser, A. Giordano 169 Editor-In-Chief . Assistant Editor Art.............. . . Andy Jacobs ... Kim Jacobs Josh Newsteader .....Bill Merkl Contributors and Attempts for Articles Advisor...........................Jack Spear The Spark is a publication put out by Valhalla, a body of concerned students. Referred to as Columbia’s underground, activist newspaper, The Spark has been in existence for thir- teen years. The newspaper gives the students a chance to express their views and opinions dealing with school and world affairs. Since the administration does not support The Spark financially, we have total control of the content and article selections. Nothing is edited or censored. Not only is Vahalla concerned with the problems of today, but with the crises and conflicts ahead. Valhalla firmly believes in sharing ideas to arouse thought and provide awareness about the world we live in. 170 1M� First Row: N. Williams, A. Gollin, M. Nagler. Second Row: G. Barry, D. Caruba, B. Twine, Mr. Lasko, M. Ferraro. Guildscript is the student literary magazine which is pub- G. Barry lished annually. Guildscript includes poetry, fiction, photogra- D. Caruba phy and art. This magazine is where Columbia students can M. Ferraro display their many talents. Students submit their works to the A. Gollin Guildscript staff, who pick out the materials which best suit M. Nagler the magazine. The staff consists of students who read the B. Twine materials throughout the year. The result is a high quality N. Williams literary magazine. Advisor: Mr. D. Lasko TJ € COLUMBIAN First Row: (Left to Right) S. Och, A. Furman, D. Limmer, B. Hogenauer, L. Bahto, L. Greene. Second Row: L. Krasner, M. Thompson, J. Herbst, W. Fine, L. Topelsohn, W. Cohen. Third Row: W. Needle, Mrs. Poss, E. Berger It has been said that Columbia is a boring place. That is not true. But, as far as news goes, it may be so. The Columbian this year decided to make a change from being a newspaper to a news maga- zine so that we could concentrate more on feature stories. Each issue has had a focus, about which a number of stories were written. The staff has been superb, from the writers to the art staff. Mrs. Poss has been great as the editorial advisor. We consider 1981-82 a year well reported. The Columbian Columbia High School Maplewood, New Jersey Volume: XLIII 1981-1982 Editorial Board Spons Editor Photography Business Manager An Make-up Editorial Advisor Production Advisors Business Advisor The Columbian is printed Louisa Bahto Wendy Fine Alice Furman Jennifer Herbst Debby Limmer Lauren Topelsohn Nancy Kasen Larry Krasner Lisa Petruzziello Andrew Sturner Nancy Cohen Adam Braff Bruce Kaplan Chris Klimowicz Eric Berger Greg Ellison Matt Nagler Sue Och Kelly Renkar Steffi Poss Rick Cathcan David Vodofsky Maureen McGrath by the Graphic Ans Production Class SPORTS FRIDAY First Row: (Left to Right) L. Greene, W. Greenberg, E. Davidson, C. Wilson, D. Reis. Second Row: C. Brienza, B. Skoler, J. Cohen, V. Bevacqua, D. Klein, P. Coule, J. Calciotti, J. Radler When graphic arts teacher Dave Vodofsky founded “Sports Friday,” last year, he began what was the first weekly student publication in the his- tory of Columbia High School. As a result, no longer need a student newspaper have untimely articles, hackneyed feature stories and meaning- less editorials written in typical student journalist fashion. In short, “Sports Friday” revolutionized high school journalism at CHS with timely, inter- esting and well written stories, making it the most popular in-school publication before its collapse (temporary) midway through this year due to lack of effort on the part of the staff of “Sports Friday.” But during its existence, stories by regular contrib- utors Jessica Cohn (editor), Jim Sheil, Lisa Greene, Vince Bevacqua and Chris Brienza (who also wrote a column called “Shooting the Breeze” semi-regu- larly) showed a more creative and readable ap- proach to student journalism that was a major cause of its success. “Sports Friday” hopes to resume publication shortly. SPORTS FRIDAY A Cougar Press Publication Published and printed by the graphic arts students of Columbia High School Beth Barbaro Vincent Bevacqua Chris Brienza Cheryl Clegg Jessica Cohn Pat Coyle Tommy Giordano Wendy Greenberg Lisa Greene David Klein Larry Krasner Adam Newfeld Chris Nilson Melanie Panko Alan Price Jon Radler Steven Ramos Craig Rush Alan Russell Tommy Saenger Stacy Stanford Joann Thornton Lee Michael Vodofsky David Vodofsky Advisor (Left to Right) H. Schinder, G. Schaeffer, C. Lambert, M. Aymer, S. Savin, L. Brief, R. Watson, Mrs. Butcher P s AO R C N I A E I T S Y S I A N s C T R A E G W E 174 (Left to Right) M. Menner, R. Bishop, E. Rothman, M. Whitehead, W. Blok, C. La Morticella, D. Meyers, K. Dorton, D. Wang r c )50 iriacm50 (Left to Right) W. Baker, J. Thornton, A. Pollack, W. Young, Mr. Strothers, S. Newby. Actors and stage crew work together. 175 PERFORMING ARTS Sheri Savin Jill Geddes Geraldine Nardone CONCERT Mr. W. Fenstermacher 178 Monica Allen Margaret P. Aymer Douglas Barasch Paula G. Becker Vikky Bell Kimberly Berry Cindy L. Blau John Bodayle Terrill Brewer Amy Caro James Carew Debora Christopher Colleen Clark Sabrina Cromer Michael Davis Lamont Dawson Katherine Donaldson Everette Dupree Michael S. Edell Maria Gallucci Jill S. Geddes Jocelyn Gibian Kathleen Giordano Jonathan Grohsgal Leeann Gury Shirley Huang Tammarra Jones Maureen Larkin Nancy R. Leibowitz Tracy Magliaro Lisa Melillo John Weeks Colleen Clark Dina Sawzak CHOIR Alfred Moghab Diane L. Moss Bruce Myers Mia Nadler Geraldine Nardone Tracy Neals Dawn Nicely Jane Ollendorf Diane Reis Kelly A. Renkar Amy R Rettenberg Beth I. Rettenberg Sheri B. Savin Dina Sawzak Francine Scalera Jacqueline Secor Simone Solondz Warren Streeter Anne Tackas Susan Tellini Lynnette Thomander Martha Tompkins Victoria Usi Robin Ward Rhonda Watson John Weeks Roy Wheeler-Weaver Deborah White Dolores Williams Karen Williams Kim Williams Pam Winslow Bruce Myers 179 Advisor: Mrs. Marge Spangler Kevin Allen Paula Becker David France Michele France Jeanne Gonsalves Jay Grohsgal Madelyn Hawkes Lynn Irby Ann Jacobs Diane Moss Ellen Pinkett Kyla Quintero Lisa Russo Sheri Savin Gabi Silver Gail Silverman Greg Snell Sue Snyder Courtney Vaeth Wendy Wager Rhonda Watson The Company SPECIAL DANCE ORCHESTRA Violin I Flute French Horn Dean Kravitz Claire Janowski + Shirley Baubles + Howard Jacobson Paula Becker Susan Klein Geoffrey Engelstein Nina Jochnovitz Ilene Weinstein Erica Kesin Virginia Whinery Eric Rothman Francine Dolins Ania Kozlowski Clarinet Trombone Robert Lindeman + Richard Wheat + Violin II Kenneth Richman - Timothy Ford Mariko Kondo + Martha Ezor Craig Bermingham David Joseph Jerome Glasser Beth Fand Tuba Carra Ericsson Alto Saxophone Ronald Conley Keira Berman Steven Pine + Katherine Vasiliades Jeffrey Wasserman Percussion Kenneth Levin Chris Tarantino + Jennifer Mallett Tenor Saxophone Michael Adamczyk Marcie Ferrara John Fossella Thomas De Deo Sharon Joyce Bradley Hamilton Judith Sherer Baritone Brian Sheil Katherine Heckman Saxophone I ynnette Thomander Viola Jason Cannon Piano Marcy Engelstein + Oboe Alice Chiu Deborah Moss Steven Adamczyk + Janet Young Christine Grimbilas Eric Wertheimer Cello Bassoon Gvynne Robbins + Laura Alter man Jennifer Herbst Sarah Winer Trumpet David Kaehele Stacy Rosenstein f Maura Armuth William Blatcher Concertinaster + Principal - Co-principal 182 V 183 JAZZ BAND Alto Saxophone Steven Pine Jeffrey Wasserman Andrew Keene Diane Nersesian Tenor Saxophone John Fossella William Coppola Pamela Conley Alexandria D’ltalia Baritone Saxophone Jason Cannon Trumpet Mark Stadnyk Stacy Rosenstein James Coleman Ronald Conley William Blatcher Trombone Richard Wheat Craig Bermingham Percussion Chris Tarantino John Arpino Michael Adamczyk Bass David Neu Guitar Steve Adamczyk Violin Dean Kravitz Piano Bruce Myers SYMPHONIC BAND The Symphonic Band Personnel Bassoon Flute Claire Janowski, principal Paula Becker Nina Jochnowitz Barbara Koch Karen Blinder Virginia Whinery Jennifer Hartung Heidi Beck Tracy Millander Kerry Joyce Rena Convissor Amy Van Dyke Tracy Magliaro Cheryl Clegg Carolyn Mulreed Wendy Bird Jonathan Ezor Claudia Regen Clarinet Robert Lindeman, co-principal Kenneth Richman, co-principal Martha Ezor Jerome Glasser Charles Coleman Susan Zavesky Donna Ezor William Coppola Philip Orlins Glenn Fox Mark Jaffe Holly Pennock Magda Menner Kenneth Kurtzweg Thomas Krakik Ann Mitchell Holly Wright French Horn Shirley Baubles, principal Susan Klein Ilene Weinstein Eric Rothman Beth Breen Trombone Richard Wheat, principal Craig Bermingham Timothy Ford Steven Blinder Baritone Ronald Conley Bass Clarinet Terry Walsh, principal Bernice Houle Joseph Borowic Oboe Steven Adamczyk, principal Eric Wertheimer Wendy Fine Lynnette Thomander Laura Alterman Alto Saxophone Steven Pine, principal Jeffrey Wasserman Robert Schultz Tenor Saxophone John Fossella Baritone Saxophone Jason Cannon Trumpet Mark Stadnyk, principal James Cosgrove Stacy Rosenstein William Blatcher Paul Tompkins Fran Horning Peter Butler Tuba David Robinson Percussion Thomas DeDeo, principal Chris Tarantino Michael Adamczyk Brian Sheil John Janowski Michael Newman Jay Norway Heidi Schnitzer Bradley Hamilton Lynette Thomander CONCERT BAND The Concert Band Personnel Flute Charlotte Kuo, principal Elise Wagner Lisa Schweitzer Gail Tilley Alexandria D’ltalia Ann Pao Dominique Flora Vikki Hagaman Mandy Hagaman Sandra Bond Jeanine DaSilva Laurie Scopp Jamie Evers Clarinet Marjy MacWhorter, principal Sara Liebman Ginger Crandall Robert Joseph Daniel Glasser A Ross Mandel Timothy Weeks Maria O’Neill Diane Nersesian Sheila Staggers Aleta Shauger Gregory Nikitin Bass Clarinet Joseph Borowic Alto Saxophone Wendy Bird, principal Andrew Keene Myles Faith Tenor Saxophone Pamela Conley Baritone Saxophone Jason Cannon Trumpet Peter Butler, co-principal James Coleman, co-principal Brian Chamberlin Mark Ellis Steven Lowe Les Grant French Horn Peter Fine Trombone Seth Katz, principal Alan Chandross David Lambert Tuba Eric Rothman Percussion John Arpino, principal Andrew Raymond Douglas Ledden Beth Stager Roseanne Lombardy Dian Kolankowski Lauren Topelsohn Mark Bokert 185 186 187 188 4 i VARSITY FOOTBALL Kyle Kroll waiting on the sidelines. ODLUMHA COLUMBIA COLUMBIA cquimbia First row (left to right): V. Mastronardi, D. Sherwood, A. Brown, V. Bevacqua, K. Kroll, K. McEachern, S. Ramos, and J. Perna. Second row (left to right): R. Maebert, P. Zimmermann, T. Francis, P. Coyle, D. Peniston, S. Anello, K. Kroll, J. Kelly, P Giunta, and G. Shell. Third row (left to right): R. Armenti, J. Kotter, J. Bradley, C. Baduini, B. Marczewski, A. Shipman, H. Skinner, D. Downey, and K. Wenzel. Fourth row (left to right): C. Swatland, M. D’Angelo, S. D’Angelo, D. Melick, J. Carew, S. Andrews, E. Ricci, C. Barnes, J. Donovan, and S. McCluskey. Fifth row (left to right): J. Chisholm, R. Cougar, B. Malnak, B. Keyasko, P. Tevlin, B. Coyle, R. Reynolds, and M. DeCicco. Sixth row (left to right): R. Sansone, T. Foster, K. Brunson, S. Peniston, D. Price, K. Hill, and A. Ellis. 190 Coaches Dan Brodhead and John Pew observe the game. Kyle Kroll throwing over the defense. Keith Kroll, Craig Swatland, and Pat Coyle get ready to go as Dave Melick kicks. Scott McCluskey goes up high as Billy Coyle watches. Don Downey running the ball. Coach Brodhead gives instructions. 192 Rest period is over! Don Downey throws a block as Kyle Kroll passes Billy Coyle going for a touchdown! 193 Kyle Kroll beats the rush. THE BAND Mike Adamczyk Jeanine DaSilva Steve Adamczyk Tom DeDeo Maura Armuth Alexandra D’ltalia John Arpino Mark Ellis Shirley Baubles Donna Ezor Heidi Beck John Ezor Paula Becker Martha Ezor Craig Bermingham Myles Faith Wendy Bird Peter Fine William Blatcher Wendy Fine Karen Blinder Dominique Flora Steve Blinder Tim Ford Sandy Bond John Fossella Joeseph Borowie Glenn Fox Beth Breen Les Grant Peter Butler Mandy Hagaman Jason Cannon Jennifer Hartung Brian Chamberlin Fran Hornning Alan Chandross Bernice Houle Cheryl Clegg Mark Jaffe Charles Coleman Claire Janowski James Coleman John Janowski Pam Conley Bob Joseph Rena Convissor Kerry Joyce William Cuppola Seth Katz Jim Cosgrove Andy Keene Ginger Crandall Sue Klein Barbara Koch Andy Raymond Tom Kralik Claudia Regen Charlotte Kuo Ken Richman Ken Kurtzweg David Robinson David Lambert Stacey Rosenstein Doug Ledden Eric Rothman Sara Liebman Heidi Schnitzer Robert Lindeman Robert Schultz Kevin Lipnicki Lisa Schweitzer Steve Lowe Laurie Scopp Marjy MacWhorter Aleta Shauger Tracy Magliaro Brian Sheil Ross Mandell Mark Stadnyk Magda Menner Beth Stagger Tracy Millander Chris Tarantino Ann Mitchell Lynnette Thomander Vikki Montouri Gail Tilley Carol Mulreed Paul Tompkins Dianne Nersesian Amy VanDyke Mike Newman Elsie Wagner Greg Nikitin Terrence Walsh Jay Norway Jeff Wasserman Maria O’Neill Tim Weeks Philip Orlins Ilene Weinstein Ann Pao Rich Wheat Holly Pennock Jennifer Whinery Steven Pine Virginia Whinery Holly Wright Sue Zavesky 194 COLOR GUARDS AND TWIRLERS Mary Ann Bodayle Rose Marie Bengivengo Sue Cardone Nancy Cohen Kathy Dworak Mary Duffel Clarice Glashinski Denise Grigal Kristen Holmes Linda Kaurmann Mary Kazoun Eileen Kelly Nancy Leibowitz Patrica McDonnell Jennifer Mallet Maureen Maloney Jill Murray Susan Nover Laura Oswald Lauren Peer Wendy Rodrigues-Vega Becki Sherburne Elsa Smoze Barbara Koch 195 INDOOR TRACK Top Row: (Left to Right) D. Cooper, S. Staggers, J. Joyce, K. Mitchell. Middle Row: (Left to Right) L. Lally, C. Hess, C. Carney, S. Austin, C. Talleyrand, K. McCroary, T. Rouhlac. Back Row: (Left to Right) S. Darcy, J. Jackson, K. Duke, Q. Whitlock, E. Haynes First Row: (Left to Right) E. Caro, J. Rogers, J. Sellers, B. Schuster, S. Hirsch, A. Kraemer, M. Stanley-Houlker. Second Row: (Left to Right) T. Berman, J. Trinity, G. Barry, C. Johnson, J. Mouring, D. Downey, S. Levine. Third Row: (Left to Right) D. Neu, D. Brake, J.J. Clark, G. Cox, M. Pringley, T. Weeks, A. Russell. Front: C. Swatland, A. Totsuka FENCING Top Row (Left to Right) R. Crandall, J. Berthold, G. Bonin, E. Berger, C. Gestring. Middle Row: (Left to Right) N. Hahne, D. Cardillo, M. Rothberg, D. Glasser, D. Adinaro, A. Martinez, S. Limmer. Bottom Row: (Left to Right) J. Glasser, S. Alleyne, M. Adinaro, G. Dolan, D. Nicely, E. Wagner, P.narh Pnhpn 198 Tri-Captains Armuth, Fiore, and Grossman celebrate after a Cougar goal. Front Row: (Left to Right) L. Armuth, J. Defino, R. Meglioia, G. Meares, D. Fiore, T. Rechner, R. Confalone, R. Schaffer, A. Grossman, T. Giordano, C. Carew, J. Calciotti, C. Waddell, and D. Gutzmore. 2nd Row: (Left to Right) Coach Chyzowych, M. Tevlin, J. Janowski, T. Bowsher, D. Rudd, A. Price, D. Eber, S. Katz, B. Muney, W. Tishy, M. Weber, and J. Kumar. 3rd Row: (Left to Right) S. Riley (manager), T. Dayle, C. Birmingham, J. Fucello, E. Neilson, and C. Brienza “rT 'i i John Caliciotti controlling the midfield. David Fiore heads the ball away as Lenny Armuth and Greg Meares help defend. Chris Carew keeping an eye on the ball David Eber looking intense. 199 Tommy Giordano and John Caliciotti beat the other team to the ball. As the players come onto the field. An attempt to make a goal. Andy Grossman moves the ball away from his opponent. ’ Warming up for the game. Mike Weber fights for possession of the ball. riMS ■ :;vs 1 ' I - ■ « The Girls Soccer Team, acheo by Joe Strasko and David Vodofsky had an outstanding season. They fin- ished with a record of 15 wir s and 1 loss. They were unbeaten for 15 stiaio r games, before losing to unde- feated Ramapo in t’.ie quai+er finals of the state tourna- ment. They were r anked as high a seventh in the state during their season. The starting line-ip consisted of Carra Ericsson — in goal, Sue Darcy — Sweeper, Mo'jra Armuth, Fran Horn- ing and Stacey Hiloert wing fullbacks, Lisa D? ;y — stopper, Lynn Byrne, Jessica Weil and Marcy 1 jge „ tein — halfbacks, Kar r� Reitzel — center forward, .sten Bowsher — second center forward, and Moira White and Janet Bircsak — wings. The team captains were Sue Darcy, Geri-Lyn T sta, and Wendy Wager. Kristen Bowshe was the only Columbia girl who made first team All-State and she was also the high scorer for Columbia with 33 goals since, only one start- ing senior is leaving, the Girls’ Varsity Soccer Team should have another successful season next year. “What a kick, Lynn!” 202 First Row: (Left to Right) Coach Joe Strasko, L. Darcy, S. Hilbert, F. Horning, J. Bircsak, G. Testa, L. Byrne, H. Vaeth, and Coach Dave Vodofsky. 2nd Row: (Left to Right) S. Fisher, W. Wager, M. Engelstein, M. White, M. Armuth, K. Bowsher, and J. Weil. 3rd Row: (Left to Right) S. Ahrens, S. Bradu, A. Jaffe, J. Orlin, A. Barbero, K. McCroary, K. Reitzel. 4th Row: (Left to Right) C. Mulreed, C. Ericsson, G. Prybys, C. Brady, D. Donnely, L. Alterman, and S. Darcy. Taking a corner kick Maura Armuth kicks the ball up. Jessica Weil concentrates while dribbling the ball. Stacey Hilbert controls the ball. 203 Janet Bircsak gets by her opponent. Karen Reitzel kicks the ball skillfully. FIELD HOCKEY The Varsity Field Hockey Team, led by co-captains Sue Klein and Claire Kenny, had a successful season compiling a record of ten wins, two losses, and six ties. They also were Essex County champs and placed second in the Iron Hills Conference. The parting seniors are Maragaret Nelson, Sue Klein, Sandy Dostert, Claire Kenny, Lynn Bircsak, Louisa Bahto, Kerrie Middleton, Lisa DeCicco and Tracy McCarthy. Returning will be Juniors Mia Grosso, Alice Chiu, Marie Purcell, Dottie Vilardo, Beth Breen and Leslie McCarthy. Front Row: (Left to Right) K. Middleton, L. DeCicco, M. Purcell, T. McCarthy, D. Vilardo, B. Breen and T. McCarthy. Back Row: (Left to Right) M. Nelson, S. Klein, S. Dostert, C. Kenny, M. Grosso, L. Bircsak, L. Bahto and A. Chiu. 204 BOYS’ VARSITY GYMNASTICS Rich Wheat chalking up. Front Row: (Left to Right) K. Willis, M. Davis, T. Holanger, D. France, C. Rado, and B. Willis. Back Row: (Left to Right) C. Rifkin, B. Weintraub, R. Wheat, W. Blatcher, B. Ciullo, and M. Mead Mike Meade getting ready to mount the pommel horse. Mark Flora performing a routine. The team observes a performance. GIRLS’ VARSITY GYMNASTICS First row (left to right): H. Pennock, K. Conrad, S. Mitchell, A. Tunney, and L. Klein. Second row (left to right): J. King (manager), L. Hocker, S. Liebmann, L. Emerson, A. Ryan. M. Laskowski, K. Mitchell, T. Racioppi, B. Fand (manager). Third row (left to right): K. VanShack (coach), D. Agrillo, M. Donion, V. Howard, K. Millway, T. Bruno, A. Lowell, J. Whinery, L. Penimpede and Peter Ebbe (coach). 208 Holly Pennock performs an excellent routine. A Cougar gymnast performs a difficult move. Jennifer Whinnery on beam. An uneven routine. 209 GIRLS’ VARSITY TENNIS ,: 14 Kim Gormley First row (left to right): A. Gollin, S. Welsch, I. Weinstein, D. Semel, E. Pilchik, L. Greene (manager), and C. Janowski. Second row (left to right): Coach P. Wagner, L. Drumgould, J. Lubetkin, B. Butterly, A. Giordano, B. Skoler, S. Scher, J. Bland, K. Jacobs, and K. Hirschmann. 210 Claire Janowski makes it look like fun. Andrea Giordano concentrates as she hits the ball. 211 Beth Butterly serving. Julie Bland in action. !■ SiRLS BASKET ' 518 1S7S 213 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL (Left to Right) V. Coleman, R. Petzinger, T. Skinner, J. Nulty, L. Lawrence, M. Carey, Coach Ruggiero. Bottom: (Left to Right) C. Janowski, B. Glassman, K. Bowsher 214 215 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Top: (Left to Right) J. Rott, E. Dines, S. Peniston, S. McCluskey, M. Bryant, G. Snell, K. McEachern, J. Kelly. Bottom: (Left to Right) T. Maloney, G. Holmes I m Front Row: (Left to Right) Leotis McCollugh, Dawn Zoccolli, Howard Sherman, Geri-Lynn Testa, Anthony Shipman, Andrea Cifello, Greg Rowe. Back Row: (Left to Right) Guy Batchelder, Anthony MemQli, Anthony Agrillo, Robert Schultz, Mike Cifello, Mr. George Stager, coach Mr. Stager gives Mike Cifello some pointers. Geri-Lynn Testa Anthony Shipman 220 Andrea Cifello BOWLING Donna DeTorrice Leotis McCollugh Greg Rowe Anthony Memoli and Guy Batchelder work on their approach during practice. Howard Sherman 221 GIRLS’ VARSITY SWIMMING The Girls’ Varsity Swim Team coached by Mary Ellen Menza, finished their season with six wins and two losses. The team won their first-ever Essex County Championship. The girls compiled 224 points to easily beat West Essex, the second place finishers, with only 151 points. The team captains were Dian Kolankowski and Jackie Ledden. The team will unfortu- nately lose many valuable seniors, they are: Dian Kolan- kowski, Jackie Ledden, Sue Zavesky, Sue Scher, Toby Hilbert, Patti Cosgrove, and Virginia Whinery. Jackie Press is off! Front Row: (Left to Right) C. Caruba, J. Lubetkin, S. Zavesky, J. Ledden, P. Cosgrove, J. Press, and K. Berger. Back Row: (Left to Right) K. Renkar, T. Hilbert, V. Whinery, S. Scher, D. Vilardo, K. Kurtzweg, T. Wyner, L. Whelan, D. Neivert, M. Mitchell, and D. Kolankowski. The team concentrates before the meet. Liz Whelan in a close race. Patti Cosgrove after the race. BOYS’ VARSITY SWIMMING The Boys’ Varsity Swim Team, coached by Dave Yoresh, finished their season with six wins, five losses, and one tie. The team captains were Jim Cosgrove and Jim Sheil. Sheil had an exceptionally season breaking 10 school and pool records and placing third in the 200 yard Individual Medley at the state meet held at Princeton. Along with Tom Hartung (sophomore), Ken Kurtzweg, and Jim Cosgrove set a school record in the 400 yard free relay with a 3:32.6. Ken Kurtzweg begins a race with a strong start. Front Row: (Left to Right) J. Cosgrove, M. Hansen, T. Hartung, A. Fisk, and T. Doyle. Back Row: (Left to Right) K. Kurtzweg, L. Krasner, J. Cicenia, D. Ledden, B. Pilunus, T. Weeks, A. Wyner, J. Sheil, and Coach D. Yoresh. The team observes Coaches Mary Ellen Menza and Dave Yoresh Michael Hanson doing a backstroke start. VARSITY CHEERLEADING Captain Jeannie Gonsalves leads a cheer Janine DeDeo 226 First Row: (Left to Right) C. Tremarco. Second Row: (Left to Right) L. DeCicco (coatgirl), Captains — J. Gonsalves, C. Vaeth, B. DelNegro, M. Hawkes, S. Tomaro (coatgirl). Third Row: (Left to Right) R. Mastronardi, V. Coleman, C. Zuzuro, E. Racioppi, R. Watson, T. Langone, C. Baduini, M. Goerke, A. Verdi, A. Evans, W. Greenberg. Fourth Row: (Left to Right) I. Coleman, J. DeDeo, D. Facciponti, L. Coyle, I. Meyerson The girls cheer from the sidelines. 227 Front Row: (Left to Right) P. Pringley, B. DelNegro, M. Hawkes. Middle Row: (Left to Right) L. Coyle, A. Vandike, A. Pringley, and K. Cultino. Back Row: (Left to Right) S. Cromer, A. Verdi, K. Vasilades, L. Pinto, T. Grimbalis, K. Quintero Front Row: (Left to Right) M. Hawkes, C. Vaeth. Middle Row: (Left to Right) C. Tremarco, L. Coyle, A. Evans, M. Georke, J. DeDeo, and L. Dunn. Back Row: (Left to Right) 1. Coleman, S. Tomaro, and V. Coleman 228 Front Row: (Left to Right) R. Watson, I. Meyerson, T. Langone, C. Baduini and E. Racioppi. Back Row: (Left to Right) R. Mastrinardi, C. Zuzoro, B. DelNegro, D. Facciponti, J. Gonsalves, A. Verdi and W. Greenberg 229 FIELD HOCKEY GIRLS’ INDOOR TRACK West Essex.................0-3 VICTORIES: Millburn...................1-1 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Livingston.................0-0 STATE RELAYS: 1ST PLACE Parsippany . . ............4-0 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS: Morristown................ 1-1 2ND PLACE Roxbury..........T.........1-0 COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS: Morris Knolls......v.......3-0 2ND PLACE Parsippany Hills. .........3-0 West Essex................ 1-1 Livingston.................1-0 Parsippany.....................3-1 Morristown ....................0-0 Roxbury........................2-2 Morris Knolls..................2-0 Parrsippany Hills..........Forfeit BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY Livingston................. 19-41 Morristown................. 32-25 West Essex................. 33-23 Parsippany................. 35-20 Roxbury..................... 18-37 Morris Knolls ............. 24-31 Parsippany Hills. ........? 23-32 IRON HILLS CONFERENCE: 3RD PLACE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS: 4TH PLACE STATE SECTIONALS: 4TH PLACE GIRLS’ SWIMMING West Essex................. 51-25 Morristown ..................35-41 Montclair....................45-31 Governor Livingston..........41-35 Union........................54-21 Union Catholic...............20-56 Livingston.................. 52-24 Bridgewater East............ 88-68 Summit . . r............... 43-33 ESSEX COUNTY CHAMPIONS ‘Lowest score wins GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Nutley .......................36-34 Shabazz.......................33-50 West Morris..................23-32 Linden.......................40-36 Benedictine................. 25-50 Union Catholic...... . . . . . f .. 20-55 Paramus Catholic..............37-85 West Essex..........:.... M . . 35-40 Summit.. r. . .............. 42-37 Livingston. ...... . .........30-42 Belleville...................38-53 Parsippany . . . ............44-37 Morristown....................32-48 Roxbury.......................40-34 Morris Knolls ................26-44 Parsippany Hills. ............48-37 West Essex.................. 43-37 Livingston....................46-42 Parsippany....................45-49 Morristown . . . r..|F........38-64 Roxbury..................... 40-46 Morris Knolls.................55-34 Parsippany....................54-40 FOOTBALL Nutley....................... 15-0 Millburn .... ............... 21-7 Morris Knolls !............... . 15-7 Parsippany Hills.. 19-6 West Essex......................0-7 Livingston.....................0-14 Roxbury........................7-10 Parsippany....................21-15 Morristown....................14-14 BOWLING East Orange..........................1-2 Saint Cecelia ................V. ? . 3-0 Seton Hall.... .....................2-1 Belleville...........................1-2 Nutley............................ 3-0 Essex Catholic............... . 2-1 Clifford Scott..............PPP! 2-1 Mountain............................ 3-0 Immaculate Conception................2-1 East Orange..........................3-1 Saint Cecelia........................3-0 Seton Hall...........................1-2 Belleville......................... 2-1 Nutley . . . ....................... 1-2 Essex Catholic...................... 3-0 Clifford Scott..................... 1-2 Mountain................... . 3-0 Immaculate Conception.. . ...... 2-1 BOYS’ SOCCER Orange..........................3-2 East Side..................... 1-2 West Essex......................1-0 Livingston......................5-1 Parsippany ..... f . ... ..... 2-1 Morristown......................4-0 Montclair.......................2-0 Roxbury..................... . 4-0 Morris Knolls...................1-0 Westfield................ .. 2-1 Parsippany Hills................5-0 West Essex......................1-0 Livingston......................2-1 Morristown......................4-2 BOYS’ GYMNASTICS Monmouth Regional. . .. 104.35-72.50 Middletown North. 100.20-80.00 Middletown South. 100.20-78.20 Henry Hudson.............. 99.35-67.20 Hunterdon Central. . . . 108.85-100.70 Ridgewood........ 106.20-66.65 Paramus................... 97.00-66.00 Sayreville.............. 107.85-110.95 East Brunswick... 111.55-82.35 Montclair................. 97.50-53.40 St. Peter’s....................Forfeit North Bergen..... 104.70-64.60 NORTH SECTION, NJSIAA CHAMPIONS STATE TOURNAMENT: 4TH PLACE Roxbury....................; . . 4-0 Morris Knolls.................1-0 Parsippany Hills............ 4-2 Parsippany....................1-0 ESSEX COUNTY TOURNAMENT: Newark Academy............... 2-1 West Essex....................2-0 Millburn......................1-0 Verona........................1-1 STATE TOURNAMENT: East Side.....................2-1 Elizabeth.....................3-1 Westfield.....................2-1 230 BOYS’ INDOOR TRACK GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS VICTORIES: Milburn . . 88.95-77.65 CONFERENCE: 3RD PLACE Montville. . ..... . . . . . 92.85-89.45 STATE RELAYS: 2ND PLACE Parsippany . . 87.25-60.65 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS: 2ND Parsippany Hills , .. 94.75-88.60 PLACE Hunterdon Central.... 100.40-101.70 COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS: 2ND Randolph . . 90.85-95.15 PLACE Morris Hills . . 92.45-80.25 Hit '2? West Morris Central . . . . 88.70-83.10 Boonton. . . . .. 98.50-94.05 Ridgewood .. 81.20-59.35 Morristown . . 90.25-87.60 East Brunswick . . 92.85-93.65 Montclair . 97.45-101.15 Hanover Park .. 94.70-94.30 NORTH SECTION II. 5TH PLACE GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY BOYS’ SWIMMING Livinaston . 15-50 West Essex 43-32 Morristown . 42-19 Morris Knolls 67-89 West Essex . 15-44 Morristown 32-43 Parsippany . 32-16 Montclair 33-43 Roxbury. . . . 18-45 Morris Hills 89-66 Morris Knolls . 18-37 Governor Livingston . . 40-36 ESSEX CATHOLIC INVITATIONAL: Union 41-35 2ND PLACE Union Catholic 27-48 IRON HILLS CONFERENCE: 2ND Livingston 38-38 PLACE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS: 3RD PLACE STATE SECTIONALS: 4TH PLACE Irvington........ Bridgewater East Summit.......... 45-31 86-70 35-41 WRESTLING Rahway......................21-29 West Side.................. 51-9 Livingston..................31-28 Morristown..................28-26 New Providence..............31-29 Morris Knolls................34-24 Summit . ................. 40-10 West Essex.................. 4-49 West Orange. . . ...........42-12 Parsippany . . . ............15-34 Parsippany Hills... ♦. . ..18-38 West Morris ................ 25-24 Roxbury..................... 18-33 HUNTERDON CENTRAL TOURNAMENT: 4TH PLACE IRON LEAGUE CONFERENCE: 5TH PLACE GIRLS’ TENNIS West Essex......m Parsippany GIRLS’ SOCCER Randolph..................... 3-2 West Essex....................7-0 N utley ..................... 6-2 Summit.......................10-1 New Providence................2-1 Mt. St. Dominic.............. 2-0 Jonathan Dayton Regional......5-0 Morris Knolls.................1-0 Hanover Park................. 4-1 West Essex .......... . ......4-1 Randolph......................5-4 Millburn......................3-0 Hanover Park..................1-0 Eastern Christian.............5-0 STATE TOURNAMENT: Ramapo.................... . 0-5 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Morris Catholic ..... Vailsburg. . . . L . . . Belleville.......... West Morris ...... St. Anthony’s....... Hillside............ Wagner.............. Livingston.......... Parsippany ... ----- Roxbury. T. : ...... Morristown.......... Morris Knolls ...... Parsippany Hills..... West Essex aM Livingston. . . Parsippany . . Morristown . . Irvington. ... Roxbury. .... Morris Knolls .. . . . 51-49 35-52 62-48 55- 51 48-62 44-68 56- 65 62-44 46-45 62- 52 55-64 58-76 61- 57 50-44 78-82 63- 42 48-74 39-53 71-62 62- 60 ... 3-2 Parsippany Hills . 1-4 f Parsippany Hills . 52-56 ... 1-4 COUNTY TOURNAMENT: Hawthorne . 60-57 ... 3-2 Montclair . 4-1 Clifton . 75-62 ... 2-3 Caldwell ........ . 3-2 Nutley . . . . . 48-46 ... 4-1 Glen Ridge . 3-2 Montclair ■-36-84 ... 4-1 Millburn . . . 1-4 ... 5-0 STATE TOURNAMENT: ... 1-4 Union . 4-1 FENCING ... 1-4 West Essex . 3-2 Millburn . 10-13 ... 3-2 Westfield .... . . 4-1 Pingry . . 6-13 ... 4-1 Watchung Hills . 1-4 Morristown .. 13-7 3.5-1.5 ESSEX COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS: Somerville .. 6-13 ... 4-1 2ND PLACE Montclair Kimberly Academy. .. 5-13 ... 5-0 GROUP 4. NORTH SECTION 2 Voorhees .. 9-13 ... 0-5 CHAMPIONS Hackettstown . . 8-13 231 VARSITY WRESTLING Dave Barry Rich Blanchi Front Row: (Left to Right) M. Meade, D. Barry, B. Kutner, J. Bashir, A. Gurien, T. Chamberlin, K. Giordano, and J. Heckman. Back Row: (Left to Right) Coach A1 Hector, C. Lewis, P. Zimmerman, R. Blanchi, D. Carchia, L. Stephanelli, A. Abddur-Rauf, C. Cardone, R. Silbernagel, B. Tribioli, K. Brunson, and Coach Vic Lomakin 232 Kenny Giordano Bert Tribioli 233 Rich Bianchi Cy Gropper 234 Adam Gurien ' The team. Kenny Giordano 235 PAT RONS Darryl .Amarer Barrera Feidstesn W ilfcam Jayscr. Lbrera Jaffa Sega. Li Li.' - A . i «'I’ir .VulTHfr Marc Fxhtk Seder: _ncer ar Lada Sega. Mr. A Mrs. Sa,varcn Aneilc Anne Fmrwy Mr A Mrs Vtocr Lrnsamr. ne Sifeemagel Famuy Mary Anakmi Carter. Fstney Dr A Mr Cerate Loesdardi Becxy 5ko� er Mr Mrs. Eiwarc Appf. Flora Fartnay Mrs Cheryl Lcyer Ms Es 5ma, Ray Armens Garry Jr. Finney _a v� Ter-c L abler | Mr A Mrs R T Sratkcvvst Arnold Parras Ruth Fsnrsey Mr A Mrs. Larry Lutany CM Scab . Rarvi Bacmesster Tracy Psnney Lilian LuC y Mr A Mrs Smciier Louisa Sa.tsc Mxrwa. Fiore Tcmy Marra Judy Sr.yoer A Family. Jude. Jessy 1 Mr Mrs. Rivrvod 5a r; Mr A Mrs Sam Fiore Adrecc Manno Mrs Jear Sopccmic Sonny's Bagris Mr A Mrs James Rtagpndd Marsscr A Schechner nc. 5pjrx A Dor Sparser He ± Back Txd Fashnar Mr Maetm Mr A .Mrs Lows Sprder Dorothy M Belle Mr Jack Facer irsrt Martredi Mr A Mrs Ecwtr. Spi ak Evan Berner Sue Freeman Sal Mar=re 3rd Kean Sptvak lan Baa The Fried Family Si Martaefi Jr Sheca Soccers Antonie Bevaqua Mr Jack W Fnedburg Mschaei Maser Mr A Mrs Devtd Stags Mr. G. Binder Barbara Friedman Ml—■ Macs Seedy Scagg David Biake Gary Fnednsan Mr. A Mrs Richard Mayer Gecrge Scaeger Steven Blake Judi Friedman Amy McCampceE Ms. Stacey Shnfnrd The Blanco Family Sue A Harry Fnggla Jacx McCormack Leerard G. Scefanei 1 Mr Mrs. Robert Blade: Shirley Fruchtman Edward L McGee Deer, Star. 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Edward R Bums Mr A Mrs Elliot Goodwin Paul Murder Marthew Tncmpsc Mr £ Mtv Paul E Bums Mr A Mrs Barry Goroway Mr. Murphey Johry Tierster John Cafiaotfc Rachel Gottlieb Mrs Nardcft Mr A Mrs Arthw L Tookes The Caprio Family Lauren Gramens Gerry Narbone C HS 1950 Mr A Mrs Joseph Toomey Lynn CarFagno Wendy Greenberg Lee A Marca Nebe Lana Topeisohr Diane Casteibuono Mr A Mrs C Griecc M ss Susan Nebei Anrie T-rregrossa Mary Casteibuono Donald Goese. Margret Nesseo Mr A Mrs George Tortora The Chartrsoys Mr. A Mrs. Arthur Hannah Mar, A Db Nr rw- Bcc TreSzr. Mr. A Joseph. Charcer Mr. A Mrs Joe Hechcman Spencer A Kac Newman Sandy and Irv Lnger Mr John Chamer Nicholas Hector 3rd Zira Nxier. Mrs Van Dcrpe Andrea Osiris The Hemowsa Famsy Mrs M e rer Ni—hurni Grace Varady Dianne ASer. Osiris Ms Toby Gayle Habert Nek A Jccathan Nussbaum Dr A Mrs Robert Varady Stuart Qssris Diana H John 0‘Dcmea Frana V’asfaie Joanna $ Ctfufio Frtta Hoffman Ken Ordsrj E2«a.-cr Von Eger. CServi CS 3 Fnedbes Cagg Mrs. Erxabeth Hopier Laura Palo Mr A Mrs Rorert Wager Cnsts Cagg Andy Huchaai Mr A Mrs Frank Pakimbo Efcse Walter Qresy Gagg Mr A Mrs Daniel Huchstai Mr Martr . Pare Cvrstfwa Wafers Mr Mrs. Irwin Cohan Charies Humraes Kac Partofi Ekrabeth Weftrie Mr Mrs. Richard Cohen Edward Hummel Sehor Enngue Passarge Jsrsny 'Wemgardner Neil D Cccpermar. Robert Hunsnei Mr A Mrs Payk Robert F. Wee arbner The Corvissor Family Dawr. kroeckei Frank Perimutter Chanes W«s Adeie Conwn Anthony 1m per vale Jr. AcHies Perry .’arare Aeas Mr Mrs. Jamas Cosgrove Mr. Joe tnsare Ms Jadue Perjo Mr A Mrs Robert West -, e “ Gail Cntchley Peter Ippeste Bfei Peters Stepftai Welch Jack Cfltchky Peter IppeEte Jr. Mr James Petrte Sbert Cal W erre: Mfchaal Cntthley Walter Ippeae .Anne R Petct Edward A Wiewtvrka Judge Dcoald J. Cunrungram Jo Jackson -Squeak' Fneda Petzrr-ger Leo Waiters — W ewrvrtta Mrs. Maureen Cunrangham Thomas A Jacobsen Mr A Mrs Robert Psxus Mr Wi ana Ms Bunny Curran Hai Jacobser. The Pfecus ramify Mrs V. Wriarra Ms. MichaSe Curran Akao Javerbaum Mr A Mrs Leonard Piatt Aisor Weiner Ms Dawn Curry David Javerbaum Mr George PSshita Mrs Ajg sc WVters Richie Daggett Mr A Mrs. Hugh Jeffrey Mr A Mrs Sussed Pcwe-J Barbara Nada A Jeswca Wctf Robert Daggett Mr A Mrs Ed Mrs. Babara Presutr Mr A Mrs Hal Yo-rvg Tracy Dalton Mrs. Gance P Johnson Mr A Mrs lru n Prsner Mr A Mrs Heroic Zaff Rosamond Dane Mr W'Liam H Jchraon Jr Mr Andrew F Quiro£ Mr Mctoc Eager Mr Anthony Dangeic Mt Robert Patrick Jones Mrs. Raooppt Mr V es age Eager Dr. Mrs Naiar DavxEan Peter Karnaugh Steven Ramos Susan Eaves -. Mr Stanley Davss Maxrw Katchen Wilbe A Valerie Rehkng Ms Zeadv Mr Mrs. Anthony Daiianno Mr A Mrs. Kaschiaw Mb Rersheid Tom Zer.:e Mrs. Racheia Dailanno The Keene FamJy Don Restroever .Anr;e Marv A Scraos Mr Mrs. Ralph Deilanrvo Vkki Keliy Stuart RioSter A Friend Freer. Tuscan Mr Mrs. Charies Demarco Jennif er Kirson Shirley Riesnenberg Foxy Debra Dtsbrow Sue Klein Mr A Mrs Rrvakhc JtL A Lisa A Fran Paula Draw Mr A Mrs David Krnffin Mts Robmscr Mar Allison Druin Lynn Knopf The Roman Gourmet Restaurant M M euse Enca Druin Joyce A Kobviart The Rosen Family The MuArat Lauren Druin Mr Mrs James Kotmar. Mr A Mrs Rosenberg Tpp-, A Cooke Mr Mrs Mei Drum Mr. A Mrs. Krasner Mr Jeffery Rosenthai The Tube Mr Mrs J S Duca The Krause Family 3ob Sctsbatham Tracy A Torsrov Mr Mrs Ronald Dugar Vick: Kreeger Lee Rubens Are T A Mark D Eurmancia Dull vs Mr Walter Krehel James Sant o Diana Durando Mr A Mrs. Norman Lapidus The Saschin Farrnlv Mr Mrs Jamas Dyer Miss Robin Lapidus Mr A Mrs Gro Scalera The Dyke Family Ralph. Jackie. Ralph. Jr Jess - Mas Schnibble Lapidus Shelly Schetman WiiUam Eckert Mr Mrs. Ed Larkin Margaret Schley btacev Elam Anne Marie Lasxak Richard Semteiia Mr. Mrs. Lance Ellis Carolyn Lawrence Naomi Shapuc Mr. Neal Esempiane .Aaron Lertrver Peter Shendan Mr Pat Esemplare The Letterman FarruK The Shuiman Family Mebssa Esparson David Levtton .Andrew S gal Donna Eror Kefly Anne Lhrera Mr A Mrs Arthur Siega.’ Debtee Facaponti Sarah Lynne Libnera Jane Segal 236 Board of Education Of The School District Of South Orange And Maplewood v- ' . :-..vSa Congratulations to the Class of 1982 From The 237 Pat Mary Lou Langone 763-6599 £naa €f by auna JS atara and {rt tcia lorcil. artislri eo€ty occasio v 1979 Springfield Avc. Maplewood, N.J. 07040 SAVIDIS DELICATESSEN CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’82 FROM THE MAPLECREST HARDWARE CO 1757 SPRINGFIELD AVE. MAPLEWOOD, N.J. 07040 181A MAPLEWOOD AVE. MAPLEWOOD, N.J. Tto-54c6 21 South Orange Avenue South Orange, New Jersey Congratulations Geraldine Nardone and the Class of 1982 238 membt TFAFF — TRUE FRIENDS ARE FRIENDS FOREVER. BARBARA: BABS, BBB, BILLY, INGRID: OSCAR, INGI, JEANNE: HAZEL, THE BEAN, RABBIT NOSE, JEAN, L1ANE: LUANNE, JINX, LISA: CRASH, JR. RADICAL, NANCY: CRASH, THE BIG FIG SPIKE . . . H.R. 228 .. . VALENTINE’S PARTY — LOCKED IN THE BATHROOM, WRESTLING, CARD, PINBALL, SNEAK THE R + C SWEET SIXTEEN — SURPRISE!! MICKY + MINNY, BABY GREEN SPROUT, RAGGEDY ANNE AND ANDY, M + M’S — WHAT DO THE YELLOW ONES DO, LICK WISH, FAMILY FEUD, STUFF YOUR FACE ... 17 — LITTLE KEG — QUARTERS, THE 2’S . . . G — TURG, ‘GO HOME’ . . . DRIVING — NO ... , DRAG .... VARIETY SHOW — DL2 TWIRLING, BIG AL, SNARL, ZIPPER, THE GUM, WHAT DO I DO FIRST, STOCKINGS, JULIE’S PARTY — WHO SPILLED THAT ON ME, THE FENCE — RIP, COPS, THROW THE STONES . . . SOFTBALL — BOBBIES BARN, I’VE GOT IT! — I HAD IT!, SNAPPED WHALE ON IT, ‘ERRORS’ COACH — COOL DOWN, LET ME GO (3RD). . . MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND — I WANNA GO HAWAIIAN, DRESS, CAR — RIUNITE, CHRIS — KILL, FULL FORCE BABS — LIMBO, FOOD FIGHT — NO FOOD, WIFFLE BALL, HAVIN’ A PARTY, GAS STATION, DUNKIN DONUTS, TURN OFF LIGHTS. (ED) . . . STEVE’S PARTY, NICKNAMES, COUCH — SHRIMP, DIET, DON’T POUR IT ALL — STRAIN, ALL THAT FOR NOTHING . . . JUNIOR PROM ETIQUETTE . . . INGI’S HOUSE — BEDIDDLE, VOLKSWAGEN — WHERE’S RALPH, YELLOW LIGHTS . . . OPENING DAY — SHORE, WIN- DOW, SUNGLASSES, CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES, KEYS IN THE CAR, AN- CHOR, RED BARN, HOT FIRES, GETTING LOST. . . SUMMER OF ’81, PHONE CALL, MINATURE GOLF, FOOTBALL FRISBEE, HAUNTED MANSION — BLACK EYE, TOE, PINK ELEPHANT, TRUCK — WRESTLING, FENCE, BEACH — COP, HURRICANE ’81, WHAT IS HIS NAME, FLYING OVER — ING, LI. . . T-BIRD . . . LAF MOTOWN, PENN STATE, DELAWARE . . . CHEERLEAD- ING, SAVE A PENNY. . . YOU BIG STUPID, HEY KIDS, LETS GO BOWLING, SWENSONS, DIZZY, CHIC, THANK YOU I LOVE YOU TOO, BRUCE, CUT ME A BREAK, WE LIED, DUMB JOKES, DRIVING, SLUMBER PARTY. YOU PEO- PLE ARE SICK, DABINION, GENERAL, BAB-DOO-BE-DO, BROWNIES AT ING, ARTHUR — LISA S, REINACTMENT, OHHH-AHH PAC MAN, IT’S ALL IN THE FAMILY!!! Masco Sports 76 South Orange Ave. South Orange, N.J. 07079 763-3322 DEAR SANDY, IRV, + LORA, SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU LEAVE IT UP TO US. WE NEED YOUR CREATIVE MINDS. THIS IS WHAT WE CAME UP WITH — CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’82 WE THINK YOU’RE TERRIFIC. LOVE JILL + SHERI To those who mean the most to me, who have filled eludes Stuft Shirt and Yoplait. One day if you burp lege or have a kink Jill? Believe me no one will would say my leg, which ran, quickly to doorsteps Never, ever, Finding 280 West was a big endeav- Although he ended up skinny he became quite big. You did all get to hear me sing! Love life can be D.E., T.D., R.S., P.W. were all dated. I will end it a bit. Hi! How’d you know it was me? You Yutz, an itch? Don’t choke now, Catch some rays, Pork Is’l — S.S., S.V., Love ya, kid! Hey Hawkitz, cracks — you sound like a cow, Elton John, Simon Park, Thanx M, I, B, C, I, Callahan’s, Let’s get threw eggs? Never! Let’s splurge . . . hot fudge good times, Open house party , . . never again! Hork in the car on Warner Rd, Bottles of white, over, Going to ZZZ land, Birthdays — so special, ward, What happend on GH yesterday? I need — we used to not be friends, Now I love you . . . That poor truck-driver, Did you get any beeps? bad about the bracelet though, but is it real? Can I cohol is an escape! Before and after — Spite and Sheri, Sorry to call downstairs but you never an- They’re all jealous, Out to dinner, Well — I only daquiris are fabulous, Does that stand for Geral- the windows, Basketball — borrowing aspirin — nukes, Cindy — I know you’re gonna hate me but on a diet? Carrots and Prima Salsa, the pool — per deck! But you didn’t invite me to your Bat window, But they must know! Marc — don’t be Xmas, the second half, May 1 please speak with — Jorma, Now I’m really gonna say goodbye, it — expect it, Great Adventure and boy tricks, got a visit from my friend, A + P and the law Sweet 16’s, the bakery door, Being thrown in the Risk, Kow to Kow telepathy, Bread, Je reve de Shop Rite, Hanging out by the music lockers, vator, What gorgeous teeth, Kenny’s Castaways, ABCXYZ, Together, Wherever we go, Miss Blinn, Wine, Buzz, Baby oil, Irked by quirks, Space Coke, Funny pictures, Polly, Matchmaking, and baseball, Girl talks, Tom T. J. Deo 3 4 81 Walks in the reservation, “I love you” in the res., mths, Howdy, Camp Walden — crying on Do you swallow it? Mplwd Pool and getting kicked side — nonsmokers on the other, Cindy and Shannn, Feelings, Pool parties, 2 fingers in the air with MGween thru Faggle Waggie, Ribbit, 7-Hi tory, 10 Bowls and I don’t feel a thing, Thanx for sleep, Please give me weight, lots of Hankets, Jillsy Sweety, Let’s go to Grunnings for . . . FLES, history — smashed in the middle, TYSYG and Howdie to you too! Lunch Table 9G, S — Lev’s got ous, New house — should I leave you there with rog) K (film), greek bash and love that Nassau Roy, Build on sures up, Sonatas, fugues, Bach — I love you, guitar, Carly, — Love always, You’ve got a friend, Be who you must my high school days with glee. Food in- you will have to pay. Party before col- think you a pill. Mischievous, slightly, and threw an egg! Getting lost, who us? or! To Hork Esmerelda was quite a pig, Pianists and flutists add quite a ping, quite complicated, S.P., R.K., M.K., here if it will fit, I love you all more than Fool, Hi Guys, Hey Chix, Do you have out, Keep smiling, Summer ’81 — GR., What’s up — the sky, Listen to my and Garfunkel, NYC, B-way, Central dressed up, Do we have proof? We sundae, Ideal C’s and milk, All those You guys — I burned my hand, Oww! Karen — Karrrren — help! Sleeping Surprise Store, Thanx KB, Pepe Ed- money, Don’t be mean to me, Sheribear all, G.W., Rob 8 27 81, Marc, Moo, Twoo, I awgee, S.S.S. everything, Too read it? Spaz in the dark, Jillybean, Al- Malice, Oom? B-day cakes, Sign me in swer! Well listen, I’m gonna go now, wanted a Tab anyway, The banana dine? Trenton-Washington climbing thru look at that one! I can’t I’m working, No —, She tried it and she liked it, Are you remember K and G, no food on the up- Mitzvah, Dreams and the routine out the silly! The Appian Way 40 yrs from now, Jill Stier? Into the future we must cross Vegetable pizza, When you lease expect Job-hunting, Small can be beautiful, I student, Marching Band, Rating guys, river, Physics scwibbles, Stealing books, Karen, Koby, 9 gr. mixer, Cheesits and Villagers, Show orch, Mr. P and the ele- Frumpy, Pres’s, Oh boy, Boy Talks, Win, 3 5 — Snow Job, Strawberry Cadet, Horoscopes, Sign language, Blimpies and Ralphs, Playing football Stay clean together, Newstead School, Carefree Gum, David 1 11 80 — 14 shoulders. RCK, Amo tu, Bing, Bunny, out, Look at her pits, Smokers sit on one Sandy, Jamie Bond, 3 Times a Lady, means . . . long way since then, Starts Foxy Lady, K-lst date — Sandwich Fac- Esmerelda and the only place I can Never again before school, Cathedral, Boogie to Phil, Back to KB — same Ads Thanx to you, Grenn Ms, G — a hair chop, You’re back and I’m jeal- those guys! Is it safe? Hi Jess, EED (ar- it, Expand, E.LY, Andov, Thanx for coming to my concerts, Peter — 10 10 80 I love you, Began st house of W, and look where it took us, Bernice there is no one who mea- James, Santanna, Traffic, Young, Hey Jud, Are we weenies? Hey, Hey it’s FAT ALBERT, Does your phone always purrrrr. Good luck — you’re all so special — I’ll miss you — Sheri, Karen, Geri, Karen, Jill, Cindy, so long for now! What wonderful memories we all have to look back on. MAPLEWOOD PET SHOP CONGRATULATIONS 168 MAPLEWOOD AVENUE CLASS OF ’82 MAPLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY 762-3237 FROM THE FEDERAL SUPPLY CORPORATION 47 GODWIN STREET GARY’S PUB PATERSON, N.J. 1790 SPRINGFIELD AVE. “THE RIB PLACE”- 241 ©CITIZEN KEEP TRACK OF TIME n (smf TirneTrack mm 30-0055 $195 30-0063 $250 The Time-Track: No more second hand, but in its place is an LCD second band that precisely counts and records each second as it travels. 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Congratulations to our daughter Debbie and her classmates The Weissbard Family Best Wishes Class of ’82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Wishes Class of ’82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Class of ’82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Wishes of 82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Wishes Class 82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Wishes Class of lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Wishes Class of ’82 Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Wishes Class of ’82 lly, Rev, Spanky Best Wishes Class of ’82 lly, Rob, Spanky Best Wishes Class of ’82 lly, Rob, Rev, Best Wishes Class of ’82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Wishes Class of ’82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Class of ’82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Wishes of ’82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Wishes Class ’82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Wishes Class of lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Wishes Class of ’82 Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Wishes Class of ’82 lly, Rev, Spanky Best Wishes Class of ’82 lly, Rob, Spanky Best Wishes Class of ’82 lly, Rob, Rev, Best Wishes Class of ’82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Wishes Class of ’82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Class of ’82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Wishes of 82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky Best Wishes Class ’82 lly, Rob, Rev, Spanky A ★★★★★★★★★ CONGRATUALTIONS Congratulations to tfje H C£l3 i£ of 1982 anb our H tar Cfjerpl Lovo. ♦ $ I { Mom. Haul. Tommy, (iiiinv. jiimI I’rijisv ♦ TO OUR DAUGHTER JODY AND THE CLASS OF 1982 THE LAPIDUS FAMILY FOR SUSAN ZAVESKY WITH LOVE MOM AND DAD VERONICA ANDREA AND JOE 255 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’82 VICKI AND BILL ABRAMS Bill and Beth Furman CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’82 MASCO SPORTS 76 SOUTH ORANGE AVE. SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. WHO’S WHO 1. CHRIS CAREW, KEN STECKERT, NANCY WILDEROTTER, MARTHA EZOR, ELIZA- BETH WEHRLE, AND JOHN DUTTER (CLIMBING ROPE) 2. ALAN RUSSELL 3. ROBERT AND JUDY LINDEMAN 4. JAMIL AND JAMILLAH BASHIR 5. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS 6. CELESTE MILLER 7. DEIDRE RAZZI 8. JESSICA COHN 9. STEVEN RAMOS 10. JOHN CHISHOLM 11. PATTI BLAZINSKI 12. SALLY TOMARO 13. ELLEN BURRIS 14. DAVID KLEIN 15. KATHY PRYBYS 16. LEONARD STEFANELLI 17. HEIDI SCHNITZER 18. JODY HUCHITAL 19. CORY RIFKIN “The time has come,” the Walrus said ... I can’t help but feel a little bit blue, thinkin’ ’bout the precious nothing we once knew. “Treat yourself to some dreams from the upper shelf. . . “ — CARNIVAL’80. Dance the whole world dances with you! It makes me smile to think of what we dreamed of . . . The changes somehow frighten me but still I have to smile. “They called him by the name of Dreamer, trying hard to catch a star ...” “I want to learn what life is for, I don’t want much I just want more ...” Those who hear not the music think the dancers mad. L’chaim! — FIDDLER ’81. Marius Cosette — Bonjour Dante! Mme. Krasner — nous vous aimons. Where words fail, dance speaks. You’re still a kid, you still can feel, but everything from this point on is real. Love is the answer — JM. Rev, Kev, Roby Spanky. “We lived up in Cambridge and we browsed in the hippiest newsstands . . . “ — Harvard Summer ’82! Thanks Marc. “I will like a nymph with lond dishevell’d hair, dance on the sands, and yet no footing seen.” — W.S. Special Dance ’82 — Let’s Groove, Wolf Eyes . . .!!! Ad Astra! Don’t stop, thinking about tomorrw. Don’t stop, it’ll soon be here. It’ll be better than before. Yesterday’s gone ... “I got a beautiful feelin’ everything’s goin’ my way — OKLAHOMA! ’82. “When you do dance, I wish you a wave o’ the sea, that you might ever do nothing but that. “—W.S. I may be young but I’m not that young and with all those years I’ve got, I may have time to kill, but if you will — I’d rather not. — Love la bise — Friends I will remember you, think of you, pray for you, and when another day is through, I’ll still be friends with you. Sue, Drue, Michele, Lolly, Roby, Rev, Marc — I Love You! Le temps, tout le consume et l’amour seul l’emploie — P.C.’Bye CHS. Good luck everybody. And everything comes to one, as we dance on, dance on, dance on, dance on, dance on, dance on . . . SUPER JOB ON THE MIRROR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STAFF TOM PALMA Advisor 257 TO THE CLASS OF 1982 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 258 It was the best of times, It was the worst of times, It was Our Time. Who’s got the tissues? Lets go! “Momma’s gonna peck you” How funky is your chick- en? Lets get cozy, seeing “Endless Love” We hang out w Lax players, Ha Ha! Rachel skating on Muriel Ave. Bench it! proms, ninth grade discos, first sip of beer — Rachel climbing trees. Harrington Co. “You lush” Movies and Golden China perfect combo. Columbia, Seton Hall, Newark Academy, Bloomfield, BOYS! Behind So. Mtn. School, Spitting Sangria at Susan’s. Hanging out in Maplewood — I can’t believe we did that! Peppermint Schnapps, and Alabama slammers, ZEPS, Harr, Jody the maid, 24 hour study period water fight at Ilene’s, cake in the face — Happy B-day Rachel, imitations at Jane’s, Majorie Morningstar — coke in the b-room, the Borkan Look. Ninth grade washroom. Lost in Llewellyn. Pushing the car down Wyo- ming in the dark. Aratusa, Pizza teeth and Pizza mouth. Chipper, Madiga Cake, Stealing mom’s charge card, chocolate covered strawberries and Pau Pau. Why should I pay, I only had the most expensive meal!!! Swim Swim Swim. One hand touch football, sex talks. Stocking faces at Shirls, Moona’s chicken........Doody attack. Do you go to Alcopulco to get away from Florida? — Linda does!!! Jody kiss the floor, bitchosaurus, tarzan, jeff lake, Jes- sica’s coffee cake — what is that? Laura's sleeping over Susie’s tonight? Sitting on the egg in Joyces car, stealing paper cups from A P and didn’t know it. Borrowing permanently from Bloomies, knocking on the wall......Help there’s someone at my window. Singing at Susan’s, afterschool naps, green cake. Wait a minute you weren’t invited to my Bas-Mitvah! Diets, Party at the Roxy, Eeehhhhh!!!! YITE! Weissbards — “The Loud Family” Timber Tops, Choate Rosemary Hall — Bean fight, punk dances, roommates: Felix and Oscar — Nichol 01 and JUNGLELAND! Squeeze that Brillo! Boo Boo Kitty, Andover, Disco 92, funnel cake, Debbie refuse cheese? “How does it taste” The Circus “Hair in the salad” My buddy John, MY buddy Arn! 16 year old shirt, Mrs. Cuddy, Mr. Cacharel, The Bloomfield Baseball Game — daring, peddle boats — Verona Park — no pay “you talk a chicano” Doody!!!!! WE’VE GOT A LOT OF NERVE! Oh — shut up, boy crazy, When are we going P.P.?, period puffiness, “I’ll bet you Susan she’s not there” Town Hall — Susan’s original’s, studying for Sat’s — Your taking Rita too!, Panty — He’s eating steak tonight! Brush your teeth! Livingston Mall — ev- ery Sat., Rachels Brownies, Sneaky Pete’s Mondays, Holiday Snack Bar, Charge It! Making up songs, One on One quarters game — Nancy and Debbie Boones Farm — we’re living it up! Weekend in Seaside. Hot dog in Mansoquan — “taste like pig” Beach Days — jellyfish Memorial weekend trip to Man. — shoulder riding down the shore. Movenpick Brunch, July fourth weekend in Mansoquan — WILD! Uncle Jack, Doody in the white shorts, Big Bubba, Pom Pom Slapping, Whipped Cream at Gruning’s, Carvel Crunch, Wed. is Sun. Cruising, pool hopping driving on the lawn and running over shopping carts — only Debbie. Blossom, this is Nachem, Cathy face, Bill quater deck, Ralphs — OUT! Fights — who needs ’em. Straf!!!!! College Crazy Silby pray, The cookie Monster, Deja Debs, Leenie, Reg, Jayner, Frie- have to invite my 200 best me, wait till I get in. Surprise Par- ous tapdancing team of Jody and ... I love your sweater, wicked teers, Milkways, I’m debating, do dawn, melonurge, Basco, Hang- S - - - curtain, shoba, I dare you stage crew, sue paw, tish babe, Ricky, Tiff . . . does it ever get to there is a 10 cent toll ahead — that Brute, Mono — the kissing Florida, Spaghetti dinner, the shoes, knock knock — cake, soooo cool” “YOU CREEP” Rid- Alex Eng — We’ll never come Betty, Nympho, $3.50 beads, Monoploy at LBI, 6 in a bed and when are your pants gonna grow! Sunoco, GSM — OMC PART- to this school, Be the cab, sssssh getting lower! Miss Barons, This is a “closed” party, The Blis- ninth grade death plots, Freddy potatoes, Ness, toothpicks in the Huskadaro, Sidney Manny Lunch, Maryellen — she ain’t so sweet — cobra, Friz weather, Dudes Irving your so plain, Hello you’re a nun. Let’s suck tab, Joe Pops — GET Ninaness, “we are family” Driving, Don’t touch hairs- Vu — Goldie, Yodie, die, Beagle, Jake. Well I’d friends!! Watch me, Watch ties, Baby Party, The fam- Nancy! Rodger Dodger big, Inger-binger, 3 muske- it again — REVA, Mallow, ing on boyfriends, Irm the to walk in your kitchen, peeping tom, preppies, be 200dgs. Roll down — roll up victrola, Eddie — disease. Susan’s in LBI, contagious yawn, Dorothy “ENOUGH” “Your just ing Jessica’s Limousine, again — Yite. Wilma and beads, beads. OY DOYS, one rolled over, Linda, cheerleader, Sincere, Jo NERS, my husband goes — Jane David’s tires are Fersher, Does he like me? ter Sisters, Ally-Friz prep, — the road trip, stuffed eyelids, Buff Puff, Pinky the AB Man, I and R trip to D.C., Pinch at the Prime Ribs, Saks Fifth Ave. $49.50, The everlasting beauty contest, The Hair Show — “what did they do to our friend?” Our best friend “T”, Steven the Teddy — head bumping in the loft, The night Reg and Flip carried Lene. The Melon seed fight, Don’t touch the walls said Harr, Hanking and Panking with the boys. How we met in seventh grade Hamburger, and BOF ever since, Salada Ducksauce, Eating + Eating + Eating......Always taking Debbies Car, Hay hay — ho ho, We bad, SENIOR EMBRACE Seniors r u with us? yeah man! Baby phonies, SSSnakes — slither on Halloween — EJ’s Beach talks, Su- san throw up? NEVER! she did at Julies. Jet skiing — my legs are numb — Delaware — Lynn — lifeguards — James Bond — climbing balconies + skin- ny dipping, Chesapeak 101, Toilet paper for napkins — how dare you liene! T.T. — Brad + Craig — keep it low! flooded tents, Have you done it? Newest styles, sneaky shits, fissy, Mieli Mansion Meyerson Mansion, beach bums, Frog Face, roller skating, He’s so cute! Puppy Love + Crushes — Ficklesness — True Love! Vernon Valley — Nancy can’t get down the mountain! What’s up, Get Out!, surfing shirts, No she’s not Brooke Shields, The Big Bird was hit! Big Bird + the little chicks, That’s o.k. I can walk to the James Taylor Concert! Peggy Eaton, K.B. Am I Laura! Linda’s-box. Pepsi commercial, “Meet you in H.” Stand by, Hang on Harvey, Don’t go Greg, Stuft Shirt — Your chino’ are too tight and you smell as bad as the food. Making playdo can be fun, Help foxies broken again! Newark trips — skidding, Go blow your t - - -1! B-day dinner at Mt. Fuji — No Arms! I Love Laura! The Fruchtmans — 98 street, pale nail, egging, eggmobile, Food for thought Oakie, “It’s just a dead fish head”, Nardie, Tubbie, F.Y.J., F.Y.L., Ana, Gestapo Alarm, Progressive party — all at Jody’s, Mr. Roman Gourmet, shirley’s attic, B.K. — skating, Parties at Debbie’s Rochelle’ + Rhonda, Millie — I know where your house is-zoom, pan- zones, underpants fight, and on the antenna, 14k. gold telephone, emergencies, “the click”, chicken kiev — Featherst, Yesssssss, Eva’s Baklava, hold on — click, Reminiscence, Fiorucci, flat tire — Help!, Fellicia — the pitcher, chopsticks, Jimmy crack corn, the chaufferettes, destroy the evidence, it must be Tony P., wedgies on the b-ball bus, shrimp cocktail, PA., Beth-El dance — don’t get mugged on the way home, I’m not bringing gum, Nancy’s slice of Jane, 3’s company — it’s a crowd, poo-poo platter, Kavanaugh’s Dress, It’s a Dead End!, cheap present, yap, pluck your eyebrows, look n’ laugh, KAS, Meditate — ING but don’t tell, Boogie w Wes, Geeko, How do ya do it?, rubber biscut, And many Thanks to: Amy Wee, Nancy Dee Mary E. Bee, These memories will last forever, “Best of Friends Never Part”, — SO WE CLOSED OUR EYES AND SAID GOODBYE — Bruce. 259 John Chisholm, Kenny Wenzel and Andy Ellis 260 Jill Murray Terry Walsh Sarah Winer, Jennifer Mallet, Sue Tellini and Jackie Jennings THE PEOPLE BEHIND LYNN SCHLACTUS Underclassmen Editor TERRY WALSH Photographer RENA CONVISSOR LAUREN GRAMENS Layout TRACY MILLANDER Advertisement Editor PATTI COSGROVE Art Editor SHERI SAVIN Activities and Performing Arts Editor TOM PALMA Yearbook Advisor 262 BRETT MUNEY Sports LORI HEINOWITZ Statistics THE MIRROR JACKIE LEDDEN Sports Editor MICHELE FRANCE Activities and Performing Arts Editor CHERYL CLEGG DEBBIE SEMEL Photography Editor Spring RENEE ROSENBAUM, LISA GREENE, ELLEN PILCHIK, KAREN HIRSCHMANN and LYNN SCHLACTUS 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 JILL STIER Business Editor KEVIN BURNS Photographer ROBERT SCHOMMER Photography Editor 263 Artistry Photography Representation Typing X-tra XXOXOXOXX The feeling around Columbia this year has been a desire to make it the best ever. As the year started everyone had a fantastic attitude, creating a true cougar spirit that continued throughout the year. The 1982 Mirror Staff has tried to capture this atmosphere and personality of the school with few words and many pictures. The basic goal of our yearbook staff, as most is to produce a book that is well accepted by everyone. Accomplishing this goal is not easy, it takes a lot of hard work, cooperation and patience. The yearbook staff would like to take this opportunity to thank the following people for their time and effort. Adam Braff Michelle France Patti Cosgrove Steven Ramos Kevin Burns Larry Krasner Suzi Smolen Leigh Petruzziello Irene Giordano David Saunders Sue Snyder Cheryl Clegg David Klein Robert Schomer Frank Wang Leslie Hyans Jessica Altholz Nancy Friedman Jodi Lapidus Cindy Berman Tammarra Jones Judy Lindeman Doreen Cashen Kathy Kennedy Lisa Tarnow Rena Convissor Carol Kilarjian Jessica Weil Thanks for the many hands which made our job easier. A special thanks to Richards Studio for salvaging our crummy negatives and for their last minute developing jobs. Hats off to Gordon Lawshe! Thanks to Lauren Gramens for her work above and beyond the limits of a layout editor. Thanks to the custodians who kept an eye on things for us. And thanks to Mr. Riccardi and Mr. Vodofsky for their help with pictures when we needed them. A big thank you, that words cannot express, to Tom Palma for his guidance, encouragement and sense of humor. It’s been a year of hard work, new ideas and lots of cooperation. Thanks for always being there. You were our advisor but most of all you were — and always will be — our friend. We have tried to put the memories of this year into the 1982 Mirror. While we cannot recall the memories of each individual we hope we have produced a book that will enable you to always remember the past few years at Columbia High School.