Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1987 volume:

“| f you were to apply the word diversity to Dover High School, it would be very easy to see that it is a word that describes our school perfectly. Dover High is unlike any of the surrounding schools due to its unique blend of cultures, not only among the student body, but also among the faculty. On July 4, 1886, the Statue of Liberty was dedicated to the United States symbolizing liberty and freedom. Since then many immigrants from pround the world have moved to America. They brought with them diverse cultures and backgrounds. Historians call the United States a melting pot. Since Dover High has many students that were born in other parts of the world such as Africa, South America, Europe, and Asia, it can be considered a microcosm of the United States. Considering that Dover High is a relatively small school, it is still able to offer a variety of courses. These courses range from work and business oriented classes to college prep classes. To prepare students that are immediately entering the work force, our school offers classes in auto shop, cosmetology, graphic arts and home economics. The college prep classes range from basic to the advanced honors classes. Each academic subject has several levels of difficulty that enable students to challenge their own intellectual abilities. Because our school is represented by so many different cultures, it is very easy to see how the different backgrounds influence our everyday style. Bold, bright, wild and conservative are perfect adjectives used to describe the fashion trends seen in our school. While some are seen in up-to-date fashions, others are dressed in old, reliable jeans and tee-shirts. Hairstyles are another way that students express themselves. Tails have been replaced by waffles and spikes, and the bob is slowly being modified. There are many special and diverse qualities in Dover High that make it more than a typical school. Diversity itself allows students to be individuals, but it also teaches us to get along with one another. Since our school life is influenced by our friends, students at Dover High are able to learn interesting facts about many different customs and beliefs. As a result students at our school are prepared to deal with the many different nationalities and cultures that they encounter outside of high school. Because the people in our school are exposed to many different types of backgrounds, it is easy to see how they develop distinct personalities and preferences: thereby sharing a common bond. Even though we are small, Dover High is still able to operate and produce some of the finest students in our area. Diversity has created a school that is Just Our Style. 3 ■ A Mixture of Nationalities Below: Luis Pino, Sandra Camayo and Fatima Pino were born in Colombia and arrived in Dover in 1985. Opening Above: Sherwin James (left, standing) moved to Dover from Trinidad in 1978. Dave and his sister, Sue Beadle (left, sitting), emigrated from Jamaica in 1980. In 1976, Marcia Hutchinson also left Trinidad to live in Dover. Left: Nhan Dinh moved to Dover in October 1980, about one year after her father and brother, Dung, arrived. Opening 5 Left: Wilfredo and Maria Salada (standing) were born in the Philippine Islands and moved to Dover with their family during the bicentennial year, 1976. Farhan Brelvi (kneeling) was born in India. Top: Tram (left) and Trang Ngo arrived in Dover in 1982. on Trang's birthday. In 1985. Khanh Bui arrived in the United States from Vietnam and Merek Tsegai moved to Dover from Sudan. Merek was born on the island of Eritrea in the Red Sea. Left: Solange Saavedra (left) was born in Chile. Celeste Diaz (standing) was born in the Dominican Republic and Evelyn Lebron moved to Dover from Puerto Rico. Above: Louis Gyarmati, who was born in Rumania and moved to this area in 1979, shows Winny Noack. the foreign exchange student from West Germany, the Dover Public Library. Inset at left: Maria Sendon and Ninfa Verdu moved to the United States from Spain. Opening 7 8 Opening Above: Eddie Lane is building an oscillator with a circuit board and speaker in electronics class. This instrument, also called a tormentor, beeps for five seconds, stops for two minutes, and repeats. Left: Using a computer to design her own logo is Esperanza Lastra. - - BLOCK Li RAGRAPHS - MIXED PUN TTER CTUATION 1 LINE vTION RESS CENTURY SCHOOL SU L 3672 ERIE AVENUE. CINCINNATI OHIO .11 AIRMAIL DS Mrs. Ethel K- Plo Supervisor of Business r Louisvlll Public Schoc '1 ucetlf Dear Mrs. This let. you asked ar style •208 r. DS lock ns 1 ryped In t scribe . pf bu ess letter in us- fend the closin the letterhead. In other vow., u ort of Che block style in ' W l margin. Although this lines bOgl In Other - of • Jt th - blocks-; : r.irh feature ing the [ i. aphs flvo spacosg Any ttyle of punctuation nay be usually, however, a colon folio coma follows the complimentary calladrttiMB unr( ' ' - s. F'v.-'k stylo, ace. . ♦•-at i tb I - llu tu lose. Thi si Top left: Nick Diamantis is hard at work concentrating on a story in English class. Top right: Emelinda Ayala prepares a letter in typing. Above: Lauren Jacoby and a friend work on their projects in art class. A Variety of Classes Opening 9 Below: Chris Poolas and Irene Booth are beside themselves with English work. Right: Cleaning a wheel rim in auto shop is Bill Jost. Inset: Jeff Whelan works on a project in mechanical drawing. Bottom right: Mr. McCarthy gives special instruction to Fernando Rodriguez in drafting. Below: Coed gym classes are the norm at Dover High and Felicia Guridys takes her swing at bat. 10 Opening - Below: Twin , De tfre and Dana abaays seen in.the ' njjf ' 0 Sp tl g an ’Alack match is s_Q nia Morales. V .V • •• v SBelow: Wfeite' Tara Barth, wears bright cjajcfs 'and an easy to take •«ar3 qf Jialfstyle.-'Dave Hugee qoej? foa dnservative colors and racing , stripes.. • - . 12 Opening 0 V V mm • -mm .'W w • • Abovi- Fssig v prs a l! • ‘' %. � sfiiH erti6ing orffe‘ f the many % J popJpfcpk bands. Standing next ■ ■ • ■• to.him i lan Wood weari -dbr febfe shi g an ever +4 Right: Bow , lace blouses, stretclf pants and shoes (? are wend Cherie Police. • .? f ■ 'tiim 3 ji y ' w •« . Opening 13 15 f [hi® !®ntt From the very beginning the band had many high hopes and anticipations for the coming year. It was mainly this positive attitude that enabled the band to work well together, even in the early stages, and to produce one of the best bands that this school has ever seen. During band camp, which took place the week of Aug. 18, the leadership and cooperation of the members was evident. For five days, basics, music and routines were drilled into everyone. Even when the sun was at its hottest or believe that the band is like a second family when you see all the time everyone puts into it. Hopefully we will be able to go on our dream trip to Florida.” says senior Patti Misyak. This years repertoire consisted of “Show Down”, The Love Theme from St. Elmo’s Fire”, “Stompin at the Savoy” and “Cherish.” These songs were relaxing, but still exciting enough with a beat that could linger in one's memory for a while. This year the marching band drum majors were Marianne @®§ ©ouS the rain was at its wettest the band was still able to accomplish something that has never been done during the six years that Mr. Zatorski has been director, and that was to roughly, but completely finish the whole half-time show by the end of the week. Out of all the activities in our school, there is one that especially promotes a sense of togetherness. Between practice in school and events out of school, band members are constantly pushed together. “It’s not hard to Regelski and Cathy Magliocchetti. Both were partly responsible for pushing every member to his limits during the marching season. Further leadership and assistance was found in the band officers, Lara Loory (librarian), Cathy Magliocchetti (treasurer), Michele Secco (secretary), Cherie Police (vice president) and Patti Misyak (president), and seniors Conney Berger, who helped to intimidate the underclassmen, and Chuck Anthony, who added a little bit of humor in all of the rehearsals. 16 Activities Lett: Vince Ricciotti and Mike Olivo give it all they have at the end of the closing song. Middle: Bill Hann punches out a pick-up note during the drum break in Stompin at the Savoy. Middle: Cathy Magliocchetti leads the band in their opening number, Slow Down. Lett Chuck Anthony wails on the bass drums during the drum solo in Stompin’ at the Savoy. Far left: Donna Briganti plays backup to a trombone solo in St. Elmo's Fire. Left: Christine Minihan plays the flute introduction in “Cherish. Activities 17 Junior candidates for the National Honor Society are inducted into the group during a ceremony in June of the school year. The National Honor Society consists of selected students who must have a grade point average of 3.4 or higher. Candidates must also possess good character and leadership abilities. The National Honor Society hosts the annual blood drive at our school for the Red Cross. Students must be 17 years of age to donate blood. The Society also sells daffodils to raise money for the American Cancer Society. (At right is a list of seniors selected to NHS as juniors.) Joshua Aponte Lucia Bennett Laura Berge Conney Berger Jerome Drew Mary Ferry Gus Harris Sherwin James Tomlyn Leverington Cathy Magliocchetti Grisel Martinez Tom Mayes Joseph Merchak Patricia Misyak Jennifer Nicholas Maria Papegelopoulos Yvette Parker Cheryl Police Socorro Valle Chris Welsch Top: National Honor Society members Mary Ann Ferry and Gus Harris hang up posters to advertise the daffodil sale. Above : Shown here at the induction ceremony are members of the National Honor Society. Above: Cathy Magliocchetti redeves her National Honor Society membership card from Mr. Middleton. 18 Activities ©MIT On November 11, 1986, the students at Dover High School had an opportunity to choose twenty seniors, ten boys and ten girls, to become Homecoming King and Queen. After the votes were calculated and the top ten boys and girls were announced, the senior class voted for five male candidates and five female candidates. The five girls and five boys receiving the highest amount of votes were announced the following day. The King and Queen and their court were announced at the Mendham football game. The winners were: King and Queen — Tom Mayes and Melinda McKnight, First runners up — Chris Welsch and Kathy McClellan, Second runners up — Louis Gyarmati and Noel Baker, Third runners up — Swade Jones and Yolanda Santana, Fourth runners-up — Rey Rosario and Eva Drosos. Left: Homecoming King and Queen Tom Mayes and Melinda McKnight are shown being crowned at the Mendham football game. Bottom left Third runner-up Yolanda Santana being escorted onto the field by Steve Puchalski. Bottom right: Fourth runner-up Eva Drosos being escorted onto the field by Rick Post. ’Uj Activities 19 Right Unknowingly, Ann Marie Merchak is caught in an act of ‘egg abuse as she writes on her baby's face on the last day of the project. Below: Karen Naylor is glad to touch solid ground. Middle: Ondria Garcia and Jenny Cornejo put all their trust in Krista Porphy and Chris Peer as they are led around the school. The psychology class and club deals with human behavior and topics of the human mind. For one class project each student becomes a parent to an egg for a week. This gives the student an idea of the responsibility involved with being a parent. The students pick a slip of paper from a box to see if their egg is male, female, or twins. The “parent must protect the egg from getting abused or broken during the week. Another activity is a trust experiment. The students have to trust their friend or partner to guide them safely around the school grounds as they are blindfolded. The Psychology club is composed of students who have taken or are enrolled in the the psychology class. Various trips outside of school are to institutions such as Greystone State Hospital and a trip to Green Wilderness. At Green Wilderness the students are shown some physical activities that helped them realize their self image. Activities 21 The annual International Festival for 1986 was held in the Dover High School cafeteria in April of the same year. The festival was organized by Mr. Nazzaro, the foreign language department chairman. All foreign language classes in the school participated in the preparation of the festival, not only in decorating but in organizing different cultural variety acts to perform the night of the festival. Entertainment was supplied by a Columbian dance group that performed the Cumbia, and Ashaki Dancers who danced to the popular song “Can’t you feel the beat within my heart.” Also performing was the Morristown International Folk Dancers who entertained the audience with Greek, German and Israeli dances. ®@©iigo©[fii Bottom: Kathy Mendez and Diana Olmedo perform the Cumbia. Below: Jeff Fields takes care of Erin Brinck's chatter problem. Right: Ashaki Dancer Yvette Parker. 22 International Festival Below: Agnes May helps put up decorations for the International festival. Left: Angel Gonzalez and Stepanie Correa pickout an international desert to eat. Middle: Heather Thompson makes decorations. Activities 23 i@©dl GMgjIMs, Lfidlll© TDd® F®ID ©@[ffi)®(% ®Q ©FI! ,99 “Good Night, Ladies,” a farce in three acts, was produced on November 20 and 21 at Dover High. This hilarious comedy marked the first time since 1960 that a fall play has been done at Dover. Under the direction of Rob Mains and Laura Thwaites, both teachers at East Dover, Good Night, Ladies” had a cast and crew of about 20 high school students. These actors and set-builders put in long hours four times a week for two months in order to make the comedy the success it was. Below: Ken Cenicola and Jay Jardine exhibit their best lady like behavior. Right: Jessica Sisto as Helen. Far right: Jay Jardine and Ken Cenicola drag Randy Davis after one of his fainting fits. The side-splitting plot centered around Helen and Jane Raleigh who avoid losing their dormitory by persuading their brother, Sam, and Jane’s boyfriend, Jug Brown, to dress up in women’s clothes and im-personate their aunts as chap-erones. Among the best parts throughout the play, was George West who kept fainting at unfortunate moments, Dean Eggleby, the kiss scene between Sam and Lulu, and Jug’s line about the frog — “We fed him peanuts and he lived in a tree!” Right: Jessica Sisto watches as Greg Allison hands Mary Beth Fritch a telegram. Far right: The cast and crew of “Good Night, Ladies. 24 Activities Above left: Ken Cenicola wonders how he got into such a mess (and a dress!) Above: Evonne Olano as bubbly Angela. The math team participates in six contests each year and provides students with the chance to solve difficult mathematical problems. The team is a member of the New Jersey Mathematics League, and sends it’s five highest scores on each test to be entered in league competition. Teams from schools all around the state, including many in Morris County, also send in their high scores and receive awards for the highest total scores at the end of the year. Members of the team pictured below are Greg Allison, Dan Burlew, Linda Brill, Ken Cenicola, Randy Davis, Kathy Dempsey, Jason Fabozzi, Sherwin James, Ben Loory, Lara Loory, Grisel Martinez, Evonne Olano, and Chris Welsch. After three contests the leading scorers for the team were Jason Fabozzi — 12 points, Randy Davis — 12, Jay Jardine — 12, and Sherwin James —11. 25 Activities On May 2,1986, the junior class and the Ashaki Dancers sponsored a fashion show entitled, A Spring Affair . The show was held in the auditorium and clothes from several stores in the Rockaway Townsqaure Mall were modeled. In between the different clothing categories several talent acts were able to perform. The finale of the show was a small dance number performed by the models in the evening wear category. The whole show was choreographed by Patti Misyak and without Mrs. Smith’s and Mrs. Towns’ organization the show would not have been as successful as it was. Besides the printing and selling of tickets, and the selecting and fitting of the clothes, everyone involved with the show had to attend the many rehearsals held after school during the week of the show. Overall the show was a great success. Above: Chris Peer escorts Sandra Kurz during the formal wear finale. Below: Joy Gorog executes a jump during a dance number performed by the Junior Varsity cheerleaders. 1 Above: Jennifer Fletcher struts her stuff as she shows off a skirt and blouse combination. 26 Fashion Show Bottom: Mrs. Smith, host for the evening. Middle: Sonia Lorenzo helps Jason Towns and Courtney Matson show off their clothes. Below: Charlie Gizas works all of the music in time to the show. Below: Tiffany Maple displays one of the gowns in the formal-wear category. Left: Michele Leydon shows off a one piece jumper. The school choir was composed of sixty-five talented members, two of whom were selected as members of the region chorus. The exceptional talent of Jennifer Smith and Sharon Lawrence helped the choir become a successful organization. Each year the school choir is involved with social activites that include several school concerts and local area concerts. Their music ranges from contemporary songs to classical pieces. Right: Cathy Henderson. Tonya Yurecsko and Theresa Orama at practice. Below left: Kristi Morette watches her teacher. Mrs. Muccilli. Below right: Dana Landis. Ileana Ramirez and Sissy Sliker practice for their spring concert. Student Government was composed of six students elected by the student body. Pictured at right: Michele Secco — Recording Secretary, Conney Berger — President, Sherwin James — Treasurer, Tomi-jo Leverington — Assistant Treasurer, Yolanda Santana — Corresponding Secretary, and Cathy Magliocchetti — Vice President. Its main functions were to promote school spirit and to act -as a liasion between students and administration. Advising the group throughout the year was Mr. Gene Rampone. 28 Choir Left: Elizabeth McClanahan. Below: Emelinda Ayala. Raquel Sanders and Maria Torres sing during their period of choir. Below right: Mrs. Muccilli conducts the choir as well as plays the piano. iyj These students volunteered their time to help out at various school functions. They were seen at Back-to School night, the awards ceremony, graduation, concerts and the school play. Pictured are: Doreen Cook, Heather Thompson, Janet Anderson, advisor-Mrs. Tanner, Stephanie Correa, Margaret Kohli and Julie Cozzolino. Activities 29 Right: Dan Kruzsely helps Mr. Frederiks in the resource center by delivering equipment to various classrooms. Below: Tracey Southard helps the secretaries with the attendance cards in the morning. Right: George Ortega spends his free time helping in the attendance office while Heather Thompson helps in the main office. Above: Academic Decathlon members- sitting - Lara Loory, Cathy Magliocchetti. Stasie Sullivan, advisor Mrs. Cobb. Standing -Mike Sliker, Chris Peer. Edwin Rivera. Jason Fabozzi, Jay Jardine, Randy Davis, Bob Murphy. This year DHS participated in the nationwide Academic Decathlon for the first time. A highly competitive and purely academic competition, it provided a chance for students to gain in-depth knowledge in a variety of subjects while competing against other students of the same intellectual caliber. According to the rules, our team was comprised of four students with “A” averages, four with “B” averages and four with “C” averages. Under the direction of Mrs. Helen Cobb, the team met early every morning before classes from November to February. The regional competition was held on February 7, at CCM. Students from all over Morris County took multiple choice tests in a variety of subjects, wrote essays and gave speeches. In a field of more than fifty “A students, Lara Loory placed third and Jason Fabozzi placed first in the speech category. ©©©©Moira 30 Activities Far left: Mike Hintz watches intently during a computer club meeting as a program is explained on the Commodore computer. Left: Jason Krzywicki, Sherwin James and Bob Murphy plan their strategy for the computer contest at FDU. The computer club met every third Tuesday of each month either in the newly organized computer room or in the new room opposite the vice principal’s office. At these meetings, different brands of computers were demonstrated with various types of software. Members of the club were also available for extra help if anyone needed to learn more about the types of computers in the school. This past year Dover participated in a computer contest at Fairleigh Dickinson University Madison campus along with twenty other area high schools. Their task was to solve five programming problems. The Dover team members (shown above) thought the contest was an interesting experience but the problems were very difficult. Activities 31 Standing: Jose Ruiz, Marianne Regelski, Dania Morales, advisor — Mrs. Inglis. Sitting: Winny Noack, Tammy Parzero, Lara Loory, Evonne Olano. Above: AFS exchange student, Winny Noack, sells a soda to Joe Bentrovato during a winter sport event. The club operates the refreshment stand at all winter sport events to raise money. The AFS club members continued their domestic exchange program with students in Lenoir, North Carolina, by spending five days with various families there from November 13-17. In addition to the refreshment stand, the club sold poinsettias as a fund raiser. The club officers were Natalie Brock — president, Lucia Bennett — vice president, Dania Morales — secretary and Mary Beth Fritch — treasurer. .0; rflftn fQ' Below: The squad smiles as they stand in the inspection line for the judges before they perform their version of the cheer. Competition Squad - 1st Row: Yvette Parker, Wanda Velazquez, Jennifer Weinerman, Alexandra Marquez. 2nd Row: Kathy McClellan. Joy Gorog, Casey Northan. Roxanne Williams, Jennifer Fletcher. Missing: Michele Leydon, Lorna McBeth. 32 Activities Lett: Getting ready to kick up her heels in the pom pom routine is Alexandra Marquez. Below: Part of the squad stands in the inspection line before the judges. Bottom left: Yvette Parker reaches for the top on the pyramid in the pom pom routine. Above: Jennifer Weinerman and the rest of the squad perform their pom pom routine while the other cheerleading squads look on. On December 13, eleven students from our school were involved in a cheerleading competition at Mount Olive High school. Other competing schools were Hacketstown, St. John Vianney, Roxbury, Kittatinny, Morris Knolls, and Mt. Olive. The competition consisted of a junior varsity and a varsity division. Each competing squad had to perform a 2 minute cheer and a 3 minute pom pom routine. Dover s routine was choreographed by Joy Gorog with help from the other girls on the squad. For the last two years Dover’s junior varsity squad was the grand champions in that division. This year Dover participated in the varsity division for the first time and won three fourth place trophies. The awards were: Fourth place Cheer, Fourth place Pom pom routine and Fourth place Most Enthusiastic. Activities 33 Top: With a steady hand, Marcelo Mastrangelo carefully fills in an abstract tiger that will hang in the gym. Middle: Trying her best to make the mascot come alive, Patti Misyak adds a touch of color to the face on the cafeteria wall. Below: Luis Santana demonstrates how to blend, one of the most difficult parts of painting. Above: With a sly smile on his face, Luis Vaquedano shows us how to paint. Right: Daniel Ruiz adds a bit of paint to the reading tiger's book. 34 Hall Painting Throughout our school Tiger pride can be seen simply by looking at the walls. Every year a new addition of artwork has been painted on the walls and the result is a school with a character all its own. Under the direction of art teacher Mr. Krzywicki, murals were first painted in order to keep vandalism under control. The idea was to give the students something to be proud of so they would not write on the walls. Now the murals are being painted just to add a little bit of color to the halls and cafeteria. The most recent works that have been completed are the following: fashion model near sewing room-Eva Drosos graphic pattern in science wing-Eva Drosos Sandra Kurz library’s reading tiger-Dawn Schumann Nancy Zarkadas Daniel Ruiz Luis Santana gym’s three tiger faces-Tracy Jurkouich Mike Grant Marcelo Mastrangelo Luis Vaquedano Arlene Compano Chris Neglia gym lettering- Ramon Gonzalez Eddie Acevedo art classes cafeteria tiger-Patti Misyak. Top: Dawn Schumann uses a scaled drawing to sketch the tiger onto the wall. Left: With a round top brush, Nancy Zarkadas fills in the base coat on the reading tiger. Activities 35 Right: Randy Davis types his newspaper article into the computer. Below: Lula Diamantis types in a article while Richard Brown dictates to her. Above: Nilda Torres and Jennifer Smith work together on their newspaper article. Right: Newspaper Editor Jason Fabozzi doesn't want to be bothered when he is working. 36 Newspaper The journalism club performs many activities during the year. They publish the school paper, Tiger Tales, enter contests, and practice their creative writing skills throughout the year. Twenty members were enrolled in the group along with extras. The staff of the paper include editors: Doreen Cook, Jason Fabozzi, and Jay Jardine, Sports: Randy Davis, Photography: Jennifer Cornejo and Photography advisor Mr. Preiss. Some of the group even Top: George Morris works on the newspaper's computer. Left: Mike Corby sorts through newspapers that will be given out in homerooms traveled to the Redmond Press Publishing company to help with the lay-outs. The club also entered two contests, The Quill and the New Jersey Press Womens contest in 18 categories. The journalism class also published their best poems and stories in a yearly magazine called “Reflections.” They have had Ray Fazzi a news reporter and Laura Boss a poet come in to talk to the class. All in all the journalism club is a popular club and many people enjoy it. Activities 37 n)D[5) very Wednesday evening during this past school year, approximately seventy members of the peer leadership group met at the YMCA in Randolph. At these meetings, the group discussed problems and planned events to help other students. Some of the planned events were trips to the Dover elementary schools where the club members talked to the young students and tried to help them with any problems they might have had. The group also went on several retreats to Linden MacDonald where they received further training. Peer Leadership sponsored a drug awareness day where they performed skits or psychodramas and a bowl-a-thon that featured student-teacher teams in a tournament. Middle: Peer Leadership players perform a fish bowl ' where the players discuss a problem in front of the rest of the group. Right: At the Drug Awareness Day held at the school are Mr. Schoonmaker. two unidentified gentleman. Mr. Riley. Mr. Scarneo, Maria Salada and Co Pham. 38 Peer Leadership Left: Dave DeGonde. Mark Meola, Rich Smith, and Jason Streko show their version of 60 s fashion. For millions of teens, I want my MTV! has become a catch-phrase in the world of music videos. For about one hundred of our students this familiar slogan changed to, I want to be on MTV! They had the opportunity when Eddie Money filmed his latest video, I Wanna Go Back on location in Dover. Utilizing the Joe Kubert School of Art (formerly DHS) and various scenes from downtown Dover, students appeared in the video as extras. On December 15, students were clothed in sixties garb to simulate Eddie Money’s fan- tasy of returning to his high school days. The following night, students portrayed modern day concert goers. Both nights of filming were exhausting for all involved as the time of filming totaled sixteen hours. However, exhaustion was put aside as Eddie Money and his band jammed between takes and turned the old gym into a dance hall. The late nights of filming did not bother the students who were excited to meet a rock star and the chance to be on a MTV premier video. Above: Mary DeMarco and Tonya Yurecsko relax during a break in shooting. Left: Jason Mesagaes and Natalie Brock enjoyed the night they spent watching Eddie Money. Far left: Marilyn Wedekind. Alicia Gilliam, Debbie Coster and Jennifer Welch express the female fashions of the 60 s. Activities 39 Right: Jay Jardine, Randy Davis, Ken Cenicola, Jason Fabozzi and Tom McConnell perform It Takes a Woman. Above: Tonya Yurecsko wants to do the hootchie-kootchie at the Harmonia Gardens. Above: Enjoying her meal after the commotion at the Harmonia Gardens is Sharon Lawrence, the title character. Right: It Only Takes a Moment is sung by Mary Beth Fritch and Tom McConnell. 40 School Musical SSH-Tl Iru1 ® P©[%! On March 13 and 14th, Dover High School presented the Broadway smash hit, “Hello Dolly”. The show, directed by Mr. Ed Daniels, was a success with Sharon Lawerence leading the cast as matchmaker, Dolly Levi. Her talents shone as she matched up the mature millineress, Irene Malloy, played by Mary Beth Fritch and the bubbly Minnie Fay (Jennifer Smith) with the inexperienced store clerks, Cornelius Hackl and Barnaby Tucker, played by Tom McConnell and Jason Fabozzi respectively. The showstopping scene was in the Har-monia Gardens Restaurant where the chorus, performing as waiters, sang “Hello Dolly” and danced to the wonderful voice of the hilarious Dolly Levi. In the end, Dolly catches the uncatchable tightwad, Horace Van-dergelder, played by Ken Cenicola, and becomes Mrs. Horace Vander-gelder. Left: Learning to dance is Jennifer Smith and Jason Fabozzi in Mrs. Malloy's Hat Shoppe. Above: Mr. Ed Daniels — the director of the play. Above: In the Harmonia Gardens, waiters Winny Noack, Tammy Parzero, and Jay Jardine leap over John Becker, Tina Bugan and Randy Davis during The Waiters' Gallop.'' -eft: While Randy Davis holds the dance trophy. Jessica Sisto and Mike Gordon enter the polka contest. Activities 41 flftfalk mw Once again, the highlight of the Ski Club’s season was the annual trip to Vermont. This year the club traveled to Smuggler's Notch, Vermont on February 6,7,and 8th. Because of uncooperative weather conditions at the start of the ski season, one of the only day trips taken was to Camelback. Many others were planned but postponed until the end of the season. Under the direction of advisor Mr. Frederiks and club officers: Rick Post — president, Tom Mayes — vice president, Colleen Shields — Treasurer and Noel Baker — Secretary, this years Vermont trip was one of the best. ft Top right: Jason Streko and friends take a break after a difficult run. Above: Even chaperones have to wait their turn in the lift line. Above: Ski club advisor, Mr. Frederiks, is bundled up for a typical Vermont snowstorm. Right: With anticipation of a fun-filled evening, Dan Swayze loads skies onto the bus. 42 Ski Club Left: Veteran skier Rick Post takes a break to warm up. Below: A Dover skier shows good form while taking a run down a difficult trail. n 4 Activities 43 Dover s DIA bowling had another successful season in 87’. Forty five students came out to form 15 teams. The teams were split up into 3 divisions, the orange, black and white division. After nine weeks of bowling the top team from each division was eligible for the playoffs. Out of the remaining twelve teams, the three with the best record also qualified for the playoffs. On March 2, the finals were held at the Dover lanes. The top seeded Above: Julio Santiago shows concern as he enters a very important game. Top right: Diane Colato. who had the best average amoung females, completes her perfect follow through Right: High average leader amoung males with a 151. John Rotundo releases the ball on the way to a strike. team of Dan Burlew, Jim Seretis, and Mike Rossi were upset by Bob Culleny, Nick Diamantis, and Colleen Shields as they captured the DIA crown. The top bowlers in the league were John Rotundo who led the male bowlers with a 151 average and Diane Colato the female leader with a 120 average. The high game of the season was recorded by Dan Swayze who bowled a 227. 44 Bowling Below: Frank Papayianis checks on his score. Middle: Lance Goldberg concentrates on his spot to release the ball Above: Jim Seretis. Mike Rossi, and Dan Burlew show their No Sweat attitude Black Division : Standing: Shaun Underhill. Jason Streko. Tara Barth. Dan Swayze. John Rotundo, Ken Cemcola. Pete Giokas Kneeling: Walt Lee, Marianne Regelski. Tammy Parzero Sitting: Evonne Olano. Tiffany Maple. Chris Maguire White Division : Standing: Neil Gustm, Ben Loory Amos Ruiz. Frank Papayianis Bob Murphy Kneeling: Lance Goldberg, Joy Gorog Lorna McBeth, Alexandra Marquez Orange Division : Standing: Jason Fairchild Jason Mesagaes Jason Vazquez Ed Campbell Bob Culleny. Colleen Shields. Dan Burlew Jim Seretis Kneeling: Angel Cordero Diane Coiato. Tina Hem Sitting: 1 en ms Olano Mike Rossi Activoes 45 Right; Editors-in-Chief — Patti Misyak and Dan Burlew. Right: Junior Evonne Olano works on the underclassmen section in the yearbook corridor. Below: Seniors Tomi-jo Leverington. Cathy Magliocchetti and Michele Secco work together on one of their many layouts. Bottom: Junior Nhan Dinh organizes the ads and plans their position in the book. 46 Yearbook Staff Editors-in-Chief Dan Burlew Patti Misyak Layout Staff Tomi-jo Leverington Nhan Dinh Cathy Magliocchetti Michele Secco Lara Loory Evonne Olano Mary Beth Fritch Lett: Working on the underclassmen section is junior Marianne Regelski. Below: Freshmen Abe Aragon and Kris Laurie work on the TRS-80 computer. This computer makes the task of alphabetizing over 3000 boosters easy. Above: Advisor Mr. Snyder demonstrates how he was able to convince the editors to see his side of things throughout the year. Left: Puzzled over a layout is junior Mary Beth Fritch. Middle: Sophomore Michelle Hewitt enthusiastically works on a layout. Jan Ackerman Michelle Hewitt Sue Kaiser Kris Laurie Grisel Martinez Trang Ngo Jessica Sisto General Staff Adriham Aragon Sherwin James Jason Krzywicki Monica Lopez Jennifer Nicholas Marianne Regelski Linda Brill Advisor: Mr. Ray Snyder Activities 47 49 r Ithough the senior class was A the sma,,est class in the jj— school, they proved themselves to be a close-knit and dedicated group. During the last four years many changes had taken place throughout the school as well as the town of Dover. During these times of change, the senior class supported each other as well as the town. Through the guidance of class advisor Mrs. Sophia Smith and the senior class officers: Sharon Lawrence-president, Yvette Parker-vice president, Suzanne Beadle-treasurer, and Marcia Hutchinsonsecretary, the class of 1987 had a very profitable and fun four years. The class had many beneficial fund raisers which included many flower sales, a jewelry sale and a successful Chinese Auction. Money received from these fund raisers helped to defray the cost of prom bids. The Junior Prom was held at Mayfair Farms and the Senior Prom was held at the Mariott. Miguel Acevedo Suzanne Beadle Myriam Acevedo Marcia A. Hutchinson Sharon Lawrence Yvette Parker A'7 4£WM, tWH rfh i John Alvarez 50 Seniors Janet Anderson Joshua Aponte Andrew Robert Auringer Charles LeRoy Anthony Noel Baker Diane Anthonavage Luz M. Baltodano Debora A. Bailey Seniors 51 52 Lucia Bennett Joe Bentrovato Laura Berge Body-building is becoming one of the fastest growing competitions in which men and women take part. Magazines like Muscle and Fitness, and Flex are dedicated to showing the public the top body builders around the world, and very often reveal the secrets that have made these people as successful as they are. Over the past two years senior Rey Rosario has taken the body building field by storm. Rey was featured in the teen section of Flex magazine and was given the nickname ‘Secret Weapon , a title he has every intention of living up to. On April 5, 1986, Rey was in the New Jersey Body Building Championships held at Montclair High School. In order to compete in this competition, Rey dieted and trained for twelve weeks with his partner George Cole. In order to compete in the middle weight category (154-176 lbs), Rey lost 40 pounds. His diet consisted of high protein and low carbohydrates and fats. For twelve weeks he lived on egg whites, baked potatoes, rice cakes, turkey breast, fruit drinks, and plenty of salad. To go along with his diet, Rey went through a series of weight training exercises. To build up his chest, Rey bench pressed 370 lbs; for his thighs, he did squats with 465 lbs; and to build up his shoulders, he did the military press with 230 lbs. In addition to this Rey also took an aerobics exercise class. Overall, Rey finished fourth in his first competition and even though he did not win. he was “satisfied with himself. Rey said, My one mistake was to overdiet. This year with his new partner Nelson Ramos, Rey is looking forward to competing in the following contests: Mr. New Jersey cup, Teen Age New Jersey and Teen Age America. Rey also stated that his family, friends, and especially his girlfriend Chris Porphy, were all very supportive with his interest in body building. After graduation, Rey hopes to be able to continue body building and move on to a career in construction. Seniors Conney W. Berger, Jr. Michelle Bishop Juan Bonet Irene Booth Michele Justin Boyce Jonathan Boycott Natalie Ann Brock Michael John Brown Stanley J. Brown Seniors 53 Patricia Budzinski Dan Burlew Favorite T.V. Show The Cosby Show Favorite T.V. Actor Bruce Willis-Moonlighting Favorite T.V. Actress Cybill Shepherd-Moonlighting Anthony Cardone Benjamin Caro Senior Poll Teresita Carrero Hector M. Chaparro Julie Cicchetti Dan Cole 54 Seniors Damaris Cortes Cortes Rafael Alberto Cruz, Jr. Julie Ann Cozzolino Bob Culleny Stephanie Ann Correa Jennifer Crnarich Annmarie D’Amore Seniors 55 Below: Lisa Lee serves a cone to a hungry shopper. Top right: Hanging up returned clothes is Stephanie Correa. Bottom right: Sorting through a rack of clothes is Tina Hein. Many students work at part-time jobs in the mall or at local shopping centers. These students have the responsibility of maintaining their grades and handling the long work hours. School activities usually suffer from low attendance as a result; the lure of the dollar is strong. Eric Dammann Allysen Danley Tony DeAquino 56 Seniors Right: Jennifer Kriegel works in the lay-a-way department at a local store Below: Straightening toys is Ian Dodds Below right: Maria Papagelopoulos takes inventory at a clothing store in the mall. David M. DeGondea Jill DePhillips Seniors 57 Vanessa Diaz Jeff DiPasquale R. Ian Dodds David A. Dortch, Jr. Jerome Drew Eva Drosos Elizabeth Drury Allan Dziczek Victor Manuel Estela 58 Seniors tM]0[niO=©(o)O The guidance department held its first mini-college day of the year on September 30. Three others soon followed, the last one being held on December 8. Choosing a college is an important step, and college days help the junior and senior students familiarize themselves with colleges from all over the United States. Representatives from the various colleges distribute pamphlets about their school in the cafeteria during periods 2 and 3. An interested stu- dent may obtain a pass from the guidance office. After receiving permission from one's teacher the student may attend mini-college day. Asking questions of the college representatives and obtaining information from any colleges that spark one’s interest are the purposes of mini-college day. Penn State, Trenton State, Rutgers, and University of Delaware were among the 55 colleges represented at mini college days this year. Melissa A. Estler Maribel Feliciano Mary Ann Ferry Above: Anthony Cardone helps himself to some hors d'ouvres. Right: Dancing with her escort is Liz Drury. Far Right: Sue Beadle is crowned prom queen by class advisor Mrs. Smith. 60 Seniors Ismael Garcia Maribel Galloza Jacquelyn Ann Fletcher Ondria Garcia Yira Garcia Anthony L. Gilliam Above: David Hugee and Doug Jones relax with their dates. “ £ 0D MogjIM (L©mig) 99 ¥he junior prom was held on Thursday, May 22, 1986, at Mayfair Farms in West Orange. The night was filled with dining and dancing. After hors d'ouvres, the juniors were served prime ribs, potatoes, carrots, with strawberry ice cream and cake to top it all off. The couples danced to old and new songs played by the Dee Jay Express, including the theme song, “If Only For One Night by Luther Vandross. Dan Burlew and Sue Beadle were crowned king and queen of the dance. Afterwards, everyone received a champagne glass and the girls received a red silk rose as remembrances of the junior prom. Seniors 61 There are many different types of activities that students get involved with after school. Whether students do it for money or just as a community service, many are doing some form of teaching. Patti Misyak is one student who has spent the last three years teaching Catholic Catechetical Doctrine at her church, St. Theresa s in Succasunna. Patti volunteers her time weekly to teach young children about their religion. This year Patti taught a third grade class of twelve students. When she was asked why she taught C.C.D. Patti said “I like to work with little children, and it’s a way to be involved with the community.” Patti’s future includes going to college for a degree in architecture. She hopes she will still be able to teach somewhere after high school. Above: Patti helps a student make an angel out of a paper plate Right: Patti and her class. f V v-'C-C.t -VJ i Charlie Gizas Sean Glennon Lillian Gonzalez 62 Seniors I Michael Grant Felicia Nery Guridys Costas (Gus) Harris Gena Haberstroh Tina Hein Michael Hintz Louis Gyarmati Denise Hayes Ginny Hopler Seniors 63 Dana Kersey Deidra A. Kersey John Knowles 64 Seniors M Stevia Kopelas Shirley Janel Kowalski Jennifer Kriegel J. Esperanza Lastra Evelyn Lebron Lisa Lee Gena Lios Seniors 65 Michelle Mabee Catherine L. Magliocchetti Kenneth J. Maguire A Chinese Auction was sponsored by the senior class on December 5. Held in the cafeteria, the profit realized from the auction went toward the prom bid of any senior who helped to make the auction a success. Donations were made by various companies including Warner-Lambert. Burger King, MacDonalds. Pizza Hut and Macy's. Above: Evelyn Bowen helps set up the prizes for the auction. Right: Fernando Rodriguez ties dollar bills to the money tree. 66 Seniors Far left: Concentrating during a pre-school session of SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) review is Yolanda Santana. Left: Laura Berge takes a break from an SAT review math work sheet. Seniors 67 Robert Morgan Robert Murphy Ana L. Negron 68 Seniors Jennifer Nicholas Winny Noack Hugo Nunez Dennis Olano Gladys Orama Maria Papagelopoulos This past year has given me the opportunity to experience life in another country-not as a tourist-but as an individual living with an American family, attending school and sharing the life style of Americans. This AFS experience has opened my eyes to how people in another country live and how individuals of different cultures can live together as a family. I have learned about American culture, habits and their thoughts and feelings about other countries. Learning how to adjust to living in a different country, with a new family was also a good experience. Meeting new people and making new friends was nice. Besides my American friends, I also met many exchange students from around the world. It was great being able to share similar stages of my experience with them. Experiencing the difference between schools in Germany and the US was an experience in itself. I have never walked so much in school. In Germany the teachers change classes, not the students. Spending this year in New Jersey was quite interesting. Being in Dover was a nice change for me since I live in a big city in Germany. Life here is more hectic than in Germany and I found this to be too fast paced for me. I am really happy to have had this AFS experience. I have met some nice people and I have made some wonderful life-long friends. I will always remember the year I spent in Dover and at DHS. Seniors 69 Chris Poolas Steve Puchalski Left to right: Mr. R. Sutton. Mr. W. Arway. Mr. W. Dunn. Mrs. G. Kertscher. Mrs. L. Ziegler. 70 Seniors Cherie Police Rick Post Lee Ann Quail Jeffrey Quiles Berta Enid Ramirez George T. Rettas Traci Rimsky Jessica Rodriguez This year in addition to the graduation of almost 185 seniors, a number of teachers also said 'good-bye'. Mr. Arway has logged the most time at DHS as both teacher and administrator for 35 years. Leaving his position in December 1986. he plann- ed to rest a lot in his retirement Also a teacher of 35 years. Mr. Sutton planned to end his 31 years here as an English teacher and chairman of the English Department. His previous teaching was at Roxbury High School. His future plans included extensive travel and. of course, reading. A thirty year veteran of our school system. Mr. Dunn also left at the conclusion of this year. Teaching both Latin and English classes during his stint at Dover, he planned to take it easy, travel, and catch up on work around the house. Mrs. Ziegler had been at Dover for I6V2 years in the foreign language department teaching French and more recently E.S.L (English as a Second Language). She hoped to continue teaching near her new home in Florida Finally. Mrs. Kertcher. affectionately known to students as Frau for 15 years left to pursue a new career in counselling. Frau was responsible for the GAPP exchange at Dover. German culture was an integral part of her classes. She often supplemented her classroom curriculum with visits and talks from German parents and family. We wish all of these teachers well as they leave Dover and thank them for l27Vi years of accumulative experience. Seniors 71 Iris Romero Rey Rosario Irian Ruiz John Salitsky Wilfredo Salada Guisela Sanchez Yolanda Santana I Freddie Santiago 72 Seniors Jose Santiago Karl Scheper Senior Poll Dorene A. Schwartz Colleen Serino Favorite Male Vocalist Phil Collins Favorite Female Vocalist Whitney Houston Michele Secco Colleen Shields Michael John Sliker Michael William Sliker Seniors 73 Patricia A. Soto Ronald Paul Thompson Anthony Lawrence Troha David Southard Russell E. Stephens Jr. Wanda Traverso Raquel Torres Robert Tutty Marisa Ugalde 74 Seniors Socorro Valle David Velazquez Favorite Movie Top Gun Favorite Movie Actor Tom Cruise Favorite Movie Actress Molly Ringwald Heather Welch Senior Poll Neal Zabriskie Flavio Zavala Christopher Welsch Laurie Zisa Seniors 75 JANET ANDERSON — Band 1; Office Attendant 3, 4; Usherette 2,3, 4. DIANE ANTHONAVAGE — Swimming 1, 2; Soccer 2; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Psychology Club 3, 4. CHARLES ANTHONY — Band 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; DIA Bowling 1; Fashion Show 3; Office Aid 1; Key Club 4. ANDREW AURINGER — Basketball 1, 2; DIA Bowling 3, 4. (b) IB Is) [Bib DEBORA BAILEY — Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1. NOEL BAKER — Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Cheerleading 2; Latin Club 1,2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Class Officer (Secretary) 1, 2; Peer Leadership 1, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4. TARA BARTH — School Play 1; Cross Country 1; Ski Club 1,2,3, 4; Softball 1,2,3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Peer Counseling 1,2,3, 4; Guidance Aid 2; Band 1; DIA Bowling 2, 3, 4; Athletics Anonymous 1; Psychology Fieldwork 4. SUZANNE BEADLE — Basketball 1; Yearbook 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Basketball Stats 2; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 4. LUCIA BENNETT — AFS 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); AFS Foreign Exchange Student; Yearbook 1, 2; German Club 1; Peer Counseling 1, 2, 3, 4; School Musical 1; Youth in Government 2, 3, 4; Jerseymen 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Guidance Aid 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4. JOE BENTROVATO — Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; Sound Crew 1; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4. LAURA BERGE — AFS 1, 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4; Soccer 2; Track Team 1; Yearbook 2, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Peer Counseling 1,2, 3, 4; Swim Team 2; Color Guard 1,2; NHS 3, 4; Who’s Who 3, 4. CONNEY BERGER JR. — Band 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4 (Captain); Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 (Captain); Peer Counseling 1.2, 3, 4 (Officer); Boys’ State Delegate 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Computer Club 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4 (President); Pop Band 2; Fashion Show 3; Math Team 2, 3,4. MICHELLE BISHOP — Ski Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Psychology Club 3. IRENE BOOTH — Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 3; English Class Representative 1, 3; Office Attendant 3, 4; Nurses Aid 1. MICHELE BOYCE — Basketball 1; Colorguard 2, 3; Class Officer 3 (Secretary); Latin Club 1,2, 3; Psychology Club 4; Ski Club 4. NATALIE BROCK — Band 1, 2, 3; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice President); Homeroom Treasurer 1; English Class Representative 1; Key Club 1; Tiger Pride 1; Yearbook 1. 2, 4; School Musical 1; Peer Counseling 1,2,3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3. 4; Halley s Comet Club 3 (Secretary); Cross Country (Manager) 1; Youth in Government 2, 3, 4 (President); DIA Bowling 1; Computer Club 1; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Reflections 1, 2; Office Aid 3; Photography Prints 3, 4. PATRICIA BUDZINSKI — Ski Club 3, 4; Psychology Club 3; French Club 2. DAN BURLEW — Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; DIA Bowling 2, 3. 4; Yearbook 3, 4 (Editor); Math Team 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4. ANTHONY CARDONE — Football 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1.2; Psychology Club 3, 4. BENJAMIN CARO — Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2. 4; Peer Counseling 1, 2, 3, 4; DIA Show 2; International Festival 2,4. TERESITA CARRERO — Choir 3. HECTOR CHAPARRO — Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. DAN COLE — Sound Squad 1,2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; Stage Lighting Crew 1,2,3,4. LESLIE COOK — Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pop-Band 2; Orchestra 3, 4; Area Band 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 1; Cheerleader 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. MIKE CORBY — Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Baseball 1; Newspaper 3, 4. STEPHANIE CORREA — Spanish Club 1,2, 3 (Secretary), 4; Reflections 2, 3,4; Usherette 2,3, 4; Choir 1,2, 3, 4. JULIE COZZOLINO — Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Guidance Aid 1; Office Attendant 3, 4. JENNIFER CRNARICH — Basketball 1; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4. RAFAEL CRUZ, JR. — Band 1; Wrestling 3, 4; Psychology Club 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. BOB CULLENY — Baseball 1,2,3,4. ANNMARIE D’AMORE — Choir 4. ALLYSEN DANLEY — Hair Show 3, 4. TONY DEAQUINO — Football 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2. DAVID M. DEGONDEA — Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3. JILL DEPHILLIPS — Softball 1, 2; Soccer 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Peer Counseling 1, 2, 4; Office Aid 3; DIA Show 1,2. NICK DIAMANTIS — Football 1; Latin Club 2; Psychology Club 1. Senior Directory VANESSA DIAZ — Cheerleader 1; Ashaki (DIA) 1 Latin Club 2; Hair Show 2. ' JEFF DIPASQUALE — Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1 2 3 4' Peer Counseling 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 3 ’ 4: Psychology Club 3, 4; Boys' State Delegate 3. DAVID A. DORTCH, JR. — Football 3. 4; Newspaper 4. JEROME DREW — Basketball 1,2,3, 4. EVA DROSOS — Cheerleader (Captain) 1; Homeroom Treasurer 1; English Class Representative 1,2; Hair Show 1: Psychology Club 3. 4; DIA Show 1; Soccer 3, Peer Counseling 1. ELIZABETH DRURY — Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Psychology Club 3,4; Peer Counseling 2. MELISSA A. ESTLER — Band 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4. School Students 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Boys' State Delegate 3. DENISE HAYES — Basketball 1,3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; DIA 1; Psychology Club 3, 4. TINA HEIN — Softball 1. 4; Soccer 2; DIA Bowling 2, 3, 4; DIA Show 2; Peer Counseling 1, 2; Basketball Stats 1, 2; Psychology Club 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Junior Achievements 2. MICHAEL HINTZ — Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Football 3; Swim Team 4; Boys State Alternate 3; Computer Club 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. GINNY HOPLER — Hair Show 3, 4; Key Club 2. DAVID L.HUGEE — Football 1,3, 4; Wrestling 2, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Psychology Club 3; Fashion Show 3, 4; Band 1,3,4. MARCIA A. HUTCHINSON — Band 1,2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Softball 1; AFS 1; Prom Committee 3, 4; Class Officer (Secretary) 4; DIA 4; Pop Group 2. MARIBEL FELICIANO — DIA Show 1; Hair Show 1. MARYANN FERRY — Psychology Club 3, 4; Homeroom Treasurer 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. ELIZABETH FIGUEROA — Soccer 3, 4. IRVING T. FIGUEROA — Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1; Psychology Club 3; Fashion Show 1. TIMOTHY FLEISCHMAN — Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 1,2, 3; Baseball 1. JACQUELYN A. FLETCHER — Softball 1, 2, 3' Psychology Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; DIA Bowling 4; Prom Committee 4; Peer Counseling 1, 2, 3,4; Tiger Mascot 4; Color Guard 1,2. MARIBEL GALLOZA — Hair Show 1. ONDRIA GARCIA — Swim Team 1; Guidance Aid 1; Basketball 2; Track Team 3. ANTHONY L. GILLIAM — Baseball 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; DIA Show 4; Fashion Show 4; Photoqraphy Club 3. CHARLIE GIZAS — Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; Halley's Comet Club 3; Computer Club 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Astronomy Club 4. FELICIA GURIDYS — Soccer 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,4. LOUIS GYARMATI — Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,3, 4; Baseball 1; Peer Counseling 1,2,3,4; DIA Show 2. MMIn) GENA HABERSTROH — Hair Show 3, 4. COSTAS HARRIS — Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Who's Who Among American High CHRIS JACOBSEN — Reflections 1; Softball 1; Newspaper 1; Photography Club 1. SHERWIN B. JAMES — Student Government (Treasurer) 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Math Team 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Boys' State Alternate 3; Computer Club 3, 4; Rogate 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4. SWADE A. JONES — Football 1,4; French Club 1; Ashaki (DIA) 1; Class Officer (President) 1. WILLIAM JOSE — Ski Club 4; Cross Country 1; Track Team 2; GAPP 2. IkCCkCCIk DANA KERSEY — DIA Show 1,2; French Club 1; Basketball Stats. 1,2; Homeroom Representative 3; Class Officer DEIDRA A. KERSEY — Basketball 1, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; DIA Props 2; Psychology Club 3, 4; Ashaki 1; Football Stats. 1; English Class Representative 3. JOHN KNOWLES — Latin Club 1,2,3; Psychology Club 3, 4; Computer Club 4; Swim Team 4; Track Team 4. MARGARET KOHLI — Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Usherette 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; DIA 1,2. STEVIA KOPELAS — Cheerleader (Captain) 1, 2; Ashaki 2; DIA Show 2; Peer Counseling 4; French Club 4; Football Stats. 1. SHIRLEY J. KOWALSKI — Latin Club 1, 2; English Class Representative 3; Psychology Club 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Soft-ball 4; Rogate 2. JENNIFER KRIEGEL — Spanish Club 3; Psychology Club 4; Choir 3. ouy SHARON LAWRENCE — Ashaki 1, 2, 3 (Officer), 4; Col- Senior Directory 77 orguard 1,2, 3 (Captain), 4 (Captain); AFS 1,2; DIA 1,2,4; Choir 1, 2, 3 (President), 4 (President); Pop Band 2; Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; School Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stats. 1, 2; Football Stats. 1; Track Team 1; Peer Counseling 1, 2, 3, 4; English Class Representative 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Class Officer 2,3, 4 (President); Prom Committee 3, 4; Hostess 3. EVELYN LEBRON — National Honor Society 3,4. LISA LEE — Cheerleader 2; DIA Show 2; Psychology Club 3,4; Baseball Stats. 1,2; Basketball Stats. 1,2. TOMLYN J. LEVERINGTON — Girls' State Alternate 3; Soccer 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4 (Captain); National Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Student Council (Assist. Treasurer) 4; DIA 1, 2, 4; Resource Center Aid 3,4. GENA LIOS — Latin Club 1, 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; DIA Bowling 3, 4; Nurse's Aid 3. PIEDAD LOPEZ — Cheerleader 2; French Club 1,2; Hair-show 3,4. MARILYN LORENZO — National Honor Society 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4. IRfQlMiraDlMDtfQ MICHELLE MABEE — Homeroom Treasurer 1; Track Team Stats. 2,4. CATHERINE L. MAGLIOCCHETTI — Band 1, 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4 (Treasurer) (Drum Major); National Honor Society 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2; Girls' State Delegate 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Peer Counseling 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Student Council (V. President) 4; Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4; AFS 1,2, 3, 4; Rutgers Scholar 3; DIA 1, 2; Computer Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. KENNETH J. MAGUIRE — Football 1; Latin Club 1, 2 (V. President), 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Peer Counseling 1,2,3; DIA Show 1,2; Youth in Government 3, 4; School Play 3, 4; Psychology Club 3 (Treasurer), 4 (President); Tennis 3, 4 (Captain); AFS 3, 4; Yearbook 4; School Newspaper 4; Poetry Contest 3, 4; Resource Center Aid 3, 4; Symposium of the Arts 3, 4; Soccer Stats. 4. GRISEL MARTINEZ — Band 1,2,3, 4; Math Team 2, 3, 4; Peer Counseling 1,2,3, 4; DIA Show 1,2; Ashaki 1; Yearbook 2, 3 (Editor), 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; French Club 2, 4; Girls' State Delegate 3; All-American Academic Scholar 3,4. SANDRA M. MATIAS — Latin Club 1,2, 3. BILL MATOS — Wrestling 1,2. MICHELLE MATOS — Spanish Club 1,2; Softball 1. TOM MAYES — Peer Counseling 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Boys' State 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); DIA Show 4; Resource Center Aid 1,2,3,4. KATHY McClellan — Cheerleader 1, 3 (Captain); Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 2; DIA 1,2; Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2; DIA Bowling 2, 3,4; Peer Counseling 1,2,3; Psychology Cluo ., w, „. MELINDA McKNIGHT — Softball 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3 (Captain), 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Peer Counseling 1, 2, 3; Psychology Club 3,4. CLARIBEL MEDINA — Choir 1,2, 3, 4. JOSEPH MERCHAK — Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4. PATTI MISYAK — Yearbook 2, 3, 4 (Editor); Band 1,2 (Officer), 3 (Officer), 4 (President); Peer Counseling 1,2,3, 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; AFS 1,2; Softball 1, 2; Latin Club 1,3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Girls' State Delegate 3; Pop Band 2; Fashion Show 3 (Organizer). MARIA MONTES — Psychology Club 3, 4; Hair Show 1; Cheerleader 1 (Captain), 2,3,4; DIA Ashaki 1. MICHAEL MOPPERT — Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Resource Center Aid 1,2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; Basketball 1; Spanish Club 1,2. ROBERT MURPHY — Baseball 3, 4; Computer Club 3, 4; Boys’ State Delegate 3; Psychology Club 3,4. otilMinilNlira ANA L. NEGRON — Psychology Club 3,4. JENNIFER NICHOLAS — Swim Team 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; Peer Counseling 1,2, 3; AFS 1,2,3,4; DIA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAPP 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; School Play 1, 3; Girls’ Citizenship Institute 3; Understanding American Business 3; Psychology Club 3,4. DENNIS OLANO — DIA Bowling 3. MARIA PAPAGELOPOULOS — Choir 3; French Club 3; Reflections 1, 2; Nurse's Aid 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2 (V. President), 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4. YVETTE PARKER — Band 1, 2, 3. 4; DIA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer (V. President) 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Ashaki 1,2, 3 (Officer), 4; Pop Group 2; School Musical 1,4; Ski Club 3,4. TODD PAULUS — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Psychology Club 3. CHERIE POLICE — Homeroom Treasurer 3, 4; English Class Representative 1, 2, 3, 4; DIA Bowling 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Baseball Stats. 1,2,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4 (Captain); Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (V. President); Latin Club 1, 2 (Secretary), 3; School Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Pop Band 2, 4; DIA 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Prom Committee 3,4; AFS 1,2. CHRIS POOLAS — Latin Club 1,2,3; Psychology Club 3. 78 Senior Directory CHRISTINA PORPHY — DIA Show 1, 2, 4; Cheerleader 1 (Captain), 2, 3, 4; Peer Counseling 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Psychology Club 3, 4; Class Officer (Treasurer) 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3,4. RICK POST — Latin Club 1, 2 (President); Football 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Peer Counseling 1; Psychology Club 3, 4; DIA Sound Crew 1,2; Resource Center Aid 1,2,3, 4. STEVE PUCHALSKI — Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; Peer Counseling 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Resource Center Aid 4. LEEANN QUAIL — Hair Show 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. BERTA E. RAMIREZ — Hair Show 3,4. GEORGE T. RETTAS — Band 1,2,3; Baseball 1, 2; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Peer Counseling 1,2,3, 4. TRACI RIMSKY — Hair Show 3, 4; Key Club 2; Track Team Stats. 2. JESSICA RODRIGUEZ — Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1; Psychology Club 1. IRIS ROMERO — Cheerleader 1; Ashaki 1; Psychology Club 3,4. REY ROSARIO — Homeroom Representative 2; Football 1,2, 3; 300 Club 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; DIA 1, 2; Latin Club 1,2; English Class Representative 1. KELVIN ROSSY — Wrestling 1,2; DIA 1. IRIAN RUIZ — Soccer 1,2, 3; DIA 1. JOHN SALITSKY — Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2,3. YOLANDA SANTANA — Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Winter Track 1,2, 3, 4 (Captain); Spring Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Choir 1, 2 (Secretary); Athletics Anonymous 1, 2, 3, 4; Pop Group 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Computer Club 3, 4; Newspaper 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Who's Who Among American Athletes 3, 4; Fashion Show 3; Bonne Bell 2, 3, 4; Student Council (Corres. Secretary) 4. FREDDIE SANTIAGO — Wrestling 1,2, 3; DIA 1; Spanish Club 1,2. KARL SCHEPER — Swim Team 3. DORENE A. SCHWARTZ — Band 1,2, 3, 4; Reflections 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2, 3 (Treasurer); Debate Team 2; Newspaper 2, 3; Psychology Club 3, 4; DIA 1,2,3; School Play 1,2, 4; Peer Counseling 1,2, 3, 4; English Class Representative 1; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Field Work 4. MICHELE SECCO — Band 1,2,3,4 (Secretary); Soccer 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; Peer Counseling 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3; Rogate 2; Yearbook 1,2, 3, 4; School Musical 1, 2; DIA 1, 2; Student Council (Recording Secretary) 4. COLLEEN SERINO — DIA Bowling 2, 3; Baseball Stats. 1; Spanish Club 1,2 (President). COLLEEN SHIELDS — Soccer 2, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3; Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2; Peer Counseling 1, 2; DIA Show 1, 2, 4; DIA Bowling 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; Girls' State Delegate 3; French Club 4. MICHAEL J. SLIKER — Football 1, 2; Wrestling Mgr. 1; AFS 3, 4; DIA 1,2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; Psychology Field Work 4; Spanish Club 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Peer Counseling 1, 2; Computer Club 1; Yearbook 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4. MICHAEL W. SLIKER — Office Aid 1,2; Choir 2, 3, 4. tnrm RAQUEL TORRES — DIA 2; Cheerleader 4; Stats. 2; Peer Counseling 2. WANDA TRAVERSO — English Class Representative 1; Cheerleader 4; Latin Club 2; Peer Counseling 1. ANTHONY L. TROHA — Guidance Aid 2, 3,4; Psychology Club 3, 4; Astronomy Club 3, 4. ROBERT TUTTY — Latin Club 1,2. MARISA UGALDE — AFS 1, 2, 3, 4 (President) (Past President); Peer Counseling 1, 2, 3, 4; Youth in Government 3, 4; DIA Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3 4-Halley s Comet Club 3; Guidance Aid 3; Color Guard 1; Cheerleader 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Hair Show 1; National Academic All-American Scholar 3; Student Prints 2; Resource Center Aid 4; Interact (Rotary) 4 (President); Jerseymen 4. wWwWw SOCORRO VALLE — Drama Club 1; Pop Group 2; English Class Representative 1; Psychology Club 2; DIA 1; Cheerleader 4; Choir 3. DAVID VELAZQUEZ — Football 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. iflfl JOE WEBB — Baseball 1. HEATHER WELCH — Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Winter Track Team 2, 3; Spring Track Team 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club 3, 4; Swim Team 4. CHRISTOPHER WELSCH — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Math Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 4; National Honor Society 3,4. EVERTON WILLIAMS — Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track Team 1. FLAVIO ZAVALA — Soccer 1,2; Latin Club 1. LAURIE ZISA — Drama Club 1; Latin Club 3; Psychology Club 2; Peer Counseling 2. Senior Directory 79 81 Below: Tiger Mascot Jackie Fletcher cheers during the West Essex game. JV Football Cheerleaders: Sitting: Jennifer Fletcher, Michele Leydon, Casey Northan, Capt. Tammy Parzero. Kneeling: Karina Calabuig, Lauren Jacoby. Standing: Zoraida Lorenzo, Evelyn Bowen, Roxanne Williams. Stacey Stevens. Jessica Morales. Varsity Football Cheerleaders: Sitting: Capt. Cherie Police, Alexandra Marquez. Co-Capt. Yvette Parker Kneeling: Jessica Rodriquez. Maria Montes. Tiffany Maple, Wanda Velazquez. Standing: Chris Maguire. Raquel Torres. Chris Porphy, Soccoro Valle. Frosh Football Cheerleaders: Sitting: Co-Capts. Jennifer Smith and Michele Bove. Kneeling: Patty Brinck. Lisa Andrisano, Marilynn Wedekind. Standing: Jeannie Crnarich. Lula Diamantis. Lisa Reidinger, Amy Alvarado. Above: Jessica Rodriguez shows her concern during a close game with West Essex. Right: Christina Porphy dances in victory as Dover defeats Morris Hills 28-12. 82 Cheerleaders Varsity Winter Cheerleaders: 1st row-Diana Traverso, Ana Rosa Cifrian, Stevia Kopelas. 2nd row-Captain Socorro Valle. Lauren Jacoby. Cocaptain Jessica Rodriguez. Jen Ackerman. Zoraida Lorenzo. JV Winter Cheerleaders: 1st row-Gina Sanford. Lisa Andrisano. Monica Lopez. 2nd row-Marylin Wedekind. Co-captain Stacey Stevens. Captain Iris Romero. Fall Sports 83 Above: Quarterback George Rettas (10) sets to deliver a pass against Mendham while Dan Swayze (27) gives him some protection. Right: Junior Bruce Johnson takes a breather and some refreshment during the game against Mendham. Far right: Tom Mayes (21) hauls in a pass from fullback Bill Saks on the fullback option play against Mendham. It was Mayes' second touchdown of the day. 84 Football D[fi)©(! HiTOS 1970. The Year of the Tiger. Bill Arway was the coach of Dover High’s football team that finished the year with a record of 9-0. The team won the conference which at that time was the Iron Area Conference. The team was awarded the state championship of Group 2 Section II. Many football teams played for Dover after that championship year. Some of those teams had winning records; some had losing records. A few even had winless records. All of them wanted to win, but none of them ever won the conference title in football. In 1982, Bill Arway retired from coaching football at Dover and an assistant received the command of the football program. In Jerry Tardive’s first year at the helm the team finished with a 5-3-1 record. Two years later, Dover made its first appearance in the state football playoffs. Dover went on to win the state title with an 8-3 record. At the same time, the team was in contention for the Iron Hills Conference title. They lost their last conference game to West Morris and with that any hope they had of winning the title. In 1985, the football team was still a strong unit as they entered the state playoffs for the second straight year. This time the team lost to eventual state champion, Hillside, in the first round. The very next week saw the team lose to West Morris as they came very close to the conference title again. The predictions for the team in 1986, were not very good. Even coach Tardive said, “We’ll be competitive. Hopefully we should be over .500. I have a good group of boys, but I really don’t know what to expect.’’ A rebuilding year was what the local newspapers had to say about the team. With only Conney Berger and Tom Mayes returning from the state championship team of 1984, everyone had counted the Tigers out for any post-season glory. What could the fans expect to see on the field during the 1986 season? What the fans of Dover football saw that season was a team that tied the Dover school record for the most wins during a season as the Tigers recorded a 9-2 record. In the process, the team lost only one game in the conference (to rival West Morris) but still managed to tie West Morris for the conference title by beating everybody else. The team was selected as the second seeded team in the state play-offs for the Group 2 Section II state title. In the play-offs the team defeated previously undefeated Caldwell and had to face another undefeated team, Jefferson, in the finals. Even though the team came up one game short of their goal — another state title, the season had to be called a huge success. Most of the players on the team were born in 1970, the last year Dover won a football conference title. This team certainly provided enough thrills throughout the season. Touchdown passes from George Rettas to Tom Mayes (the second top scorer in the county) brought the cheering fans to their feet. The running of Bill Saks, Dave Beadle, Dan Swayze and Doug Jones helped to keep Dover’s receivers open while Dover’s defense kept opposing quarterbacks on the run and out of sync with their receivers. Coach Tardive has compiled a coaching record of 34-15-1, a state championship and a conference title in just five years. Since the majority of the members of this team were underclassmen (three starters were sophomores), the seasons ahead should be bright ones indeed. Varsity Football Taam — Sitting: Bob Adams. Dave Hugee, Doug Jones. Jason Vasquez. Ben Caro. Tony DeAquino. Dave Beadle. Mark Meola. Kneeling: Pete Bruseo, Jason Mesagaes. Dan Swayze. Dave Fields. Conney Berger. Mickey Soto. Craig Zincavage. Todd Paulus. Beau Fucci, Dave Palmer. Standing: Robert James. Steve Malloy. Bruce Johnson. George Rettas. Glenn Miller. Bill Saks. Bill Newton. Bill O'Rourke. Dave Dortch. Tom Mayes. Coach Tardive. Top: Louis Gyarmati, Tim Gilbert, Julio Santiago. Chris Peer. Kevin Kasko. Hector Mena. Luis Acevedo. Gene Sarno Nick Prendergast. Walter Liles. Fall Sports 85 Right: Bill Newton expresses the team s feelings as he leaves the field after the team's 22-18 victory over previously undefeated Caldwell in the first round of the state playoffs. Varsity Football Result Opponent 12-0 Boonton 14-22 West Morris 24-22 West Essex 26-6 Hanover Pk 28-12 Parsippany 29-0 Mt. Olive 28-12 Morris Hills 14-12 Par. Hills 22-18 Caldwell 17-6 Mendham 14-26 Jefferson Above: George Rettas (10) fakes a hand-off to Bill Saks (44) and delivers the ball to Dave Beadle (28) while Pete Bruseo (75) prepares to block during the Mendham game. Right: Tom Mayes (21) is the holder as Bill Saks (44) kicks his only field goal of the season to give Dover a 3-0 lead over Mendham. Dover won the game 17-6 and tied West Morris for the conference title. Below: Dover defenders Dave Fields (87). Conney Berger (73). Doug Jones (20) and Louis Gyarmati (55) converge on a Caldwell running back in a playoff game. Middle: With Tom Mayes holding. Louis Gyarmati (55) kicks the PAT to put the final point on the board in Dover s 17-6 win over Mendham. Below: Steve Malloy (69) sacks the Caldwell quarterback in the final moments of the state playoff game to help preserve the victory. Jason Mesagaes is the Dover teammate helping on the play. Above: George Rettas (10) hands off to Bill Saks (44) during the Mendham game. Left: Tom Mayes (21) grinds out some tough yardage during the victory over Mendham while Todd Paulus (70) throws a block. Mayes had a 95 yard interception return for a touchdown that gave Dover the momentum to beat Mendham. Fall Sports 87 Concluding the season with a 6-1-2 record, the freshman football team upheld the winning tradition set by the previous freshman teams. A credit to the fine coaching, the freshman football program has only lost four games in the past three years. Contributing to this year’s fine record were: MVP-Aaron McQueen, running backs Rich Carter and Edwin Figueroa, and fullback Willy Lorenzo. Given the success of this team, many members of the team will be valuable to the football program in the remaining three years. Right: A Dover defender crushes a Hanover Park Hornet . Below: Aaron McQueen eludes the grasp of a Hanover Park defender. Below right: The Dover defense puts an end to Hanovers Park's offensive drive. Frosh Football Result Opponent 36-6 Boonton 14-14 West Morris 30-8 West Essex 0-0 Hanover Park 38-6 Parsippany 12-0 Mt. Olive 8-24 Morris Hills 40-0 Par Hills 26-0 Mendham Frosh Football team: Sitting: Joe Rodonski, Mark Marcinko. Ray Gambrell, Edwin Figueroa. Guiseppe Nocera Kneeling: Chris Quayle. Terry Morrissey, Rich Vininski, Louis Vazquez. Arin McQueen. Jason Corby. Joe Udina. Standing: Coach Brown. Scott Pitonyak. Brian Agront. Willy Lorenzo. Louis Spiliotopoulos. Isreal Ramirez. Rich Carter. Chris Beadle. Coach Hicok. Coach Frister. 88 Football Predominantly composed of sophomores and a few key juniors, the J.V. football team gained valuable experience throughout the season. Although they posted only a 2-6-1 record, the team contributed toward the “family” attitude of the entire football program. Guiding the team were coaches Bodnar and Spilman who maintained a positive attitude and inspired the players to “go for it” every game. With many returning J.V. starters, the prospects for next year look very promising. Junior Varsity Football Result Opponent 14-6 Boonton 0-34 West Morris 0-21 Roxbury 16-16 Hanover Park 6-21 Parsippany 20-27 Mt. Olive 26-0 Morris Hills 8-22 Par Hills 0-21 Mendham Top: Nathan Simmons receives the handoff from Scott Mack. Middle: Sophomore Greg Misyak pulls away from a Hanove Park defender in order to gain a few yards. Above: Quarterback Scott Mack looks downfield for a receiver during the 16-16 tie with Hanover Park. Junior Varsity Team: Sitting: Bob Bove. Lee Henderson. Jeff Finn. Scott Mack. Dale Bixler. Kneeling: Mgr. Tyson. Mgr. Rodney Cozart, Hector Mena. Alan Wood. Tim Gilbert. Joe Ryerson. Greg Misyak. Nathan Simmons. Mgr. C.J. Police. Standing: Chris Peer. E.J. Shields. Chris Worthy. Bill Newton. Bill Saks. Glenn Miller. Jeff Cecconi, Bill O'Rouke. Walt Liles. Top: Nick Pendergast. Theon Wong. Don Pendergast. Julio Santiago. Alex Acevedo. Kevin Kasko, Gene Sarno. Fall Sports 89 Right and inset: Jen Welch expressed the thrill of victory and the agony of de-feet as she overtook Morris Hills' number one runner Sherri Pad-dock to clinch the dual meet. Below: Steve Puchalski strode toward a fourth place finish in a time of 20:01. 1986 Girls Cross Country Team: Standing: Stacey Reidinger, Heather Welch.Jennifer Welch, Yolanda Santana. Kneeling: Evelyn Salgado, Johanna Altman, Andrea Giordano. 90 Cross Country The Tiger cross country teams enjoyed another successful season. The girls team registered a most rewarding season when it put together an 8-1 dual meet record under Coach Schiffman. The boys team was only 2-6 in dual meets but improved as the season progressed. In championship meets the team defeated most of the teams that had beaten them in earlier dual meets. The boys are coached by Coach Valentine, who finished his 20th season as head coach, and Carl Panetta, a former Tiger runner who has returned as an assistant coach. The girls’ season was highlighted by their championship efforts in the Iron Hills Conference, where they finished 7-0 in dual meets and won the championship meet easily. The Tigers also repeated as North Jersey Section 2, Group II champions and finished fourth in the Group II championships. They also won second place medals in the Morris County Championships and at the Lake Forest Invitational in Delaware. Individually, the top position on the team was taken by senior co-captain Yolanda Santana, one of New Jersey's top runners for the past four years. When she was injured or sick, sophomore teammates Jennifer Welch and Evelyn Salgado took over and contributed. Santana won the Iron Hills Conference and state sectional titles and in her last run on her home course established a course record with an 18:38 clocking. Finishing out the girls lineup were senior co-captain Heather Welch, freshmen Johanna Altman and Rosalea Aragon, and juniors Andrea Giordano and Stacey Reidinger. The boys' team became only the third Tiger team to win its own invitational when it pulled an upset in the Dover Invitational. Individuals who won awards throughout the season were junior Bill Oakes, the top Tiger in most meets, senior Steve Puchalski and sophomore Dan Schainen. Rounding out the varsity were senior captain Wilfredo Salada, senior Chuck Anthony, junior David Alvarado and sophomore David Benson. Top left: Heather Welch and Andrea Giordano hung on to eventually finish the race in 23:39 and 24:31 respectively. Top right: Finishing sixth for Dover was Johanna Altman. Middle: Eddie Nunn gave his all to finish the last quarter mile of the race. Left: Finishing with a time of 22:28, Evelyn Salgado was third in the race for Dover, fourth overall. Fall Sports 91 Bottom right: 1986 Boys Cross Country Team: Standing: Chuck Anthony, Wilfredo Salada, Bill Oakes, Steve Riddick, Steve Puchalski, David Alvarado. Kneeling: George Morris. Harry Ray, David Benson, Jeff Whelan, and Danny Schainen. Bottom Left: Yolanda Santana led Morris Hills' Sherri Paddock to win the meet in 20:44. Below: Early on, Bill Oakes established a lead which lasted the entire race as he finished in 18:28. Right: Dave Alvarado and Jeff Whelan got off to a good start, they finished in times of 20:29 and 22:24 respectively. against Morris Hills. 92 Cross Country During the evening of Thursday, December 6, 1986, a group of spirit-minded students met in the cafeteria to help promote school spirit for the upcoming football game for the state championship. This group of students (mostly members of the yearbook staff and the student government) painted banners, blew up 150 balloons and hung orange and black streamers from the cafeteria ceiling. When the student body entered the cafeteria the next morning, the display of the school’s colors surprised one and all. The team definitely knew they had the best wishes from their classmates and teachers and would try to bring home another state title when they met undefeated Jefferson the next day. Clockwise from top left: The football team s hit list. Mr. Snyder does the dangerous part. Chris Maguire paints by the numbers. Some of the tired but happy decorators. Michele Secco- How do you spell OOPS! ' Marianne Regelski- ’You want me to blow up how many balloons?' Center: Evonne Olano. Fall Sports 93 The varsity soccer team under the guidance of coach Apicella recorded a 7-9-1 record. Offensive captains Everton Williams and Amos Ruiz both had 8 goals to lead the team. Sophomore Tim Burlew, who won the most improved player award, scored 7 goals. Defensive captains Rey Aragon and Julio Santana made up the heart” of the tiger defense. Each scored a goal and helped in shutting out three teams, including number six ranked Parsippany. Mike Welsch held the goalie position for most of the season and recorded ninety-six saves in eleven games. Coach Varin, entered his third year of coaching soccer. His junior varsity squad ended the season with a 3-11-2 record. Coach Varin counted on his captains Marcello Berniz. the leading scorer, and MVP Johnny Vazquez to lead the team. The team had a strong defense which shut out a impressive Parsippany team 1-0. The tigers are looking forward to a strong '87 season, which will see 7 of the 11 varsity starters still on the field. Above: Everton Williams looks to pass the ball to a teammate Top: Defensive captain Julio Santana takes the ball away from two Mend-ham players Middle: Tim Burlew takes the ball down field. Right: Rey Aragon tries to get the ball under control. 94 Soccer Varsity Soccer Result Opponent 1-3 Mendham 1-3 Boonton 3-1 Hanover Park 1-0 Parsippany 1-0 Mt. Olive 2-4 Morris Hills 0-1 Par. Hills 0-2 Mendham 4-3 Boonton 0-2 West Morris 2-1 Hackettstown 0-3 Parsippany 1-2 Hanover Park 1-0 Morris Hills 2-3 West Morris 8-3 Par. Hills 1-1 Mt. Olive Junior Varsity Soccer: Standing: Marcello Berniz. Co Lieu. Choung Pham. Erik Leverinqton Chris Laurie. Bennett Ruiz. Tom Dankas. Trong Ngo. Diego Navas. Coach Varin. Knelling: arian Chantre, Luis Santana. Shawn Gulley. Johnny Vazquez. Juan Orellana. Abraham Sanchez. Junior Varsity Soccer Result Opponent 0-8 Mendham 0-1 Boonton 3-5 Hanover Park 1-0 Parsippany 1-2 Mt. Olive 1-1 Morris Hills 0-5 Par. Hills 1-8 Mendham 1-0 Boonton 0-10 West Morris 0-2 Hackettstown 0-5 Parsippany 0-1 Hanover Park 1-0 Morris Hills 0-5 Par. Hills 1-1 Mt. Olive Far left: Jose Tapia brings the ball down field against Mendham. Left: Erik Levermgton power kicks the ball towards the opposing goal. Below: Fernando Silveria relaxes before a big game with number six ranked Parsippany. Varsity soccer: Standing: Rey Aragon. Irian Ruiz. Fernando Rodriquez. Oscar Olmedo. Everton williams. Dung Dinh. Coach Apicella. Kneeling: Tim Burlew. Guillermo Barr.entos. Mike Welsch Fernando Silvera. Jose Tapia. Julio Subero. Fall Sports 95 [MlalkOtnig] filhi® The 1986 girls soccer team played one of the most difficult schedules in the county. Games were played against such top ten county teams as West Morris, Mendham, and Morris Knolls. By instituting a new form of defense, the team was able to frustrate Morris Knoll's powerful offense. Hard work and dedication paid off when the girls recorded a 2-0 shutout win over Hackettstown. Leading the team were captains Tomi-Jo Leverington and Michele Secco, along with seniors Melinda McKnight, Felicia Guridys and Elizabeth Figueroa. Other contributing players were Jenny Cornejo, who made the all-county soccer team, freshman Mary DiPasquale and sophomores Shirlene Dujack, Michelle Daidone and Lorna McBeth. Despite their record, of 1-13 the team members felt a sense of loyalty towards one another. Their com-raderie throughout the season helped the team members make the best of a difficult year. 96 Soccer Coaches Award T.J. Leverington Most Improved Michelle Daidone Most Val. Player Jenny Cornejo Top: Lorna McBeth uses her skills to keep the ball away from a Hanover Park player. Middle 1986 Girls Varsity Soccer Team: Kneeling: Merek Tsegai. Noel Baker, Tami Brown. Ginger Vizueta. Elizabeth Figueroa. Tram Ngo, Claudia Barria, Michelle Daidone, Heather Bopp. Standing: Coach Frederiks, Ken Maguire. Melinda McKnight. Lorna McBeth. Shirlene Dujack, Jodi Durosky, Lisa Paulus, Mary DiPasquale, Felicia Guridys, Susan Kaiser. Michele Secco, T.J. Leverington. Coach Ostroski. Above: Claudia Barria heads the ball to a teammate. Left Mary DiPasquale uses her offensive skills. Fall Sports 97 David Fields Mary Torres Alex Vargo Erin LaCapria The officers for the Class of 1988 were president-David Fields, vice president-Mary Torres, secretary-Alex Vargo, treasuer-Erin LaCapria, and advisor-Mr. Schenck. Fundraisers held to finance the prom at the Birchwood Manor were flower and food item sales. Eddie Acevedo Julio Acevedo Lucy Acevedo Luis Acevedo Sylvia Acevedo David Alvarado Joanne Aponte Reyes Aragon Kathiuska Acuria Emelinda Ayala David Beadle Chris Benson Michael Boglioli Hector Bolivar Bill Bonner Oscar Bowen Farhan Brelvi Erin Brinck Tami Brown 100 Juniors Theresa Bruno Pete Bruseo Scott Bruseo Marie Ann Buck Tina Bugan Khanh Bui Krista Burgette Eddie Campbell Aida Carrero Deborah Casey Making use of the library is Chris Benson. Joseba Cayero Ken Cenicola Aeri Chang Marlon Chantre Maria Chiriboga Diane Colato Doreen Cook Karen Cook Angel Cordero Jennifer Cornejo Anibel Correa Carlos Cortez Jessica Cruz Marilyn Cruz Jennifer Danley Virginia Davidovich Randy Davis Francisco Dejesus Richard DelValle Underclassmen 101 Alberto DelValle Joe Dietz Nhan Dinh Tracy Dolan Doug Draluck Johnny Drew Jodi Durosky Cherie Ekert Lisa Edwards Tracy Effenberger Sharon Esposito Jason Fabozzi Eileen Fahy Melissa Foster Michelle Fredericks Mary Beth Fritch Beau Fucci Tim Gilbert Andrea Giordano Ana Gonzalez Danny Gonzalez Lily Gonzalez Ramon Gonzalez Yvonne Gonzalez Michael Gordon Joy Gorog Tom Grandinetti Shannon Hanabergh Michele Jackowski Robert James Jay Jardine Bruce Johnson Tonya Jurkovich Tracy Jurkovich 102 Juniors Jeff Kaplan Kevin Kasko Dena Kimble Dan Kruzsely Jason Krzywicki Sandra Kurz Marlissa Laszlo Walter Lee Walter Liles Andrea Lios Lara Loory Julie Lopez Elizabeth Lorenzo Marguerita Lorenzo Sonia Lorenzo Zoraida Lorenzo Christine Maguire Steven Malloy Tiffany Maple Alexandra Marquez Katerina Martinez Edwin Matos Joann Mazur Bill McCarthy Thomas McConnell Michael McCoy Bryan Mcknight Kathy Mendez Diana Mendoza Mark Meola Underclassmen 103 Ramon Gonzalez and friends find lunch period a time to talk and relax. F@@(al (Wfiaali B® Bttf} Cafeteria food has long suffered under the stereotype of being unidentifiable and inedible. Likewise, the lunchroom at Dover High has not escaped this stigma. When it comes to lunch, students basically fall into three general schools of philosophy in the cafeteria: (1)The It’s cheap so who cares how it tastes? crowd-Those who simply eat the food and love it, forget about it, or hate it. (2)The Homemade beats schoolmade any day” group-Those who, day in and day out, pack a lunch and eat thier ham and cheese in blissful safety. (3)The No way am I staying in there and eating that food ! section-Those who travel dailey to outside eateries including Lori's and L L Deli. While the cost is more, the advantages of buying normal food appear to carry a heavier weight. After over two years in Dover High's cafeteria, the juniors have become very familiar with its offerings. When asked their opinions about the lunch, they made some of the following comments: Christine Maguire: In its own way it's pretty good-after you've adapted your taste buds to it.” Louis Sanchez: It’s cold, it’s runny and you don’t have enough time to eat it. Randy Davis: They should have more meatball sandwiches. Jennifer Weinerman: It tastes great! . Tom O’Boyle: Food is terrible and the seating is awful.” Danny Swayze: The hamburgers are cold. Everything else is okay. Winny Novak (AFS exchange student from West Germany): It’s not good-but you can eat it. The chocolate chip cookies are the best. Alex Rios: Even though it’s (expletive) for the price, who gives a (expletive). Andrea Giordano: I don’t like waiting in line and I only like the pizza.” Aeri Chang: ”1 don’t know. I never get a chance to eat it. They run out of food by the time I get there, so I starve. Alexandra ( Fro ) Marquez: It’s weird, but I like it! I’ll eat anything when I’m hungry.” Ken Cenicola: If I eat the $1.30 lunch, I usually have an upset stomach in trig next period.” While some may absolutely thrive on it and others swear they’d drop dead if they ever touched a bite, cafeteria food is cafeteria food, for better or for worse. Ann Marie Merchak Jason Mesagaes Dolores Miller Donia Morales Nicholas Nagy Sabrina Nascimenta Theresa Naumchik Karen Naylor Trang Ngo Henry Nieves Donald Nunn Thomas O'Boyle William Oakes Evonne Olano Diane Olmedo Cathy Olsen Jon Onarte-Echevarria Laura Palazzolo 104 Juniors Far left: Edwin Rivera. Left: Francisco DeJesus. Bottom left: Delfin Figueroa and Vicky Santana enjoy a quiet table for two. Below: Mrs. Genoble serves tater tots to Chris Maguire as Bill Bonner. Don Prendergast and Marlissa Laszlo look on. Tammy Parzero Christopher Peer Gutemberg Perez Chuong Pham Co Pham Michael Pieretti Fatima Pino Nestor Pla Don-Otto Prendergast Michael Quintas lleana Ramirez Liz Ramos Underclassmen 105 Marianne Regelski Stacey Reidinger Alex Rios Irving Rivas Beatriz Rivera Edwin Rivera Robert Robinson Maria Rodriquez Nelson Rodriquez Rene Roman Gilberto Roman Mike Rossi Filipe Rossy Fernando Rossy Amos Ruiz Elizabeth Ruiz Jose Ruiz Jose Ruiz Sandra Rumble Cathy Ryder James Ryerson Luis Sanchez Rachel Sanders Vicky Santana Julio Santiago Gene Sarno Denise Senzig Jimmy Seretis Melanie Shepard ? Shirley Jessica Sisto Richard Smith Daniel Socha Miguel Soto James Southard Tracy Southard Vaso Stratigis Jason Streko Julio Subero Stacey Sullivan Cheryl Susco Daniel Swayze Lynn Tayler Heather Thompson Nelson Traverso Marek Tsegai Shaun Underhill Joe Carroll 106 Juniors Yolanda Valentin Carrie Van Arsdale Puzzled over a typing problem is Debbie Casey. Jose Vazquez Jason Vazquez Wanda Velazquez Angelita Velez Chris Vellios Mirtha Viveros Ginger Vizueta David Weaver Jennifer Weinerman Beverly Welsh Rose Marie Winters Theresa Zanotti Nancy Zarkada Craig Zincavage Regina Costa Jessica Morales Casey Northan Gloria Marquez The officers for the Class of 1989 were: president-Regina Costa, vice president-Jessica Morales, secretary-Casey Northan and treasuer-Gloria Marquez. Fund raisers held were a flower sale and candy gift wrap sale. Alex Acevedo Hector Acevedo Jan Ackerman Gilbert Agront Henery Alicea Neltie Alicea Greg Allison Richard Alvarez Jeff Anderson Theresa Armenta Angela Armstrong Ivette Ayala Edwin Bailey Wendell Bailey Nidia Baltodano Guillermo Barrientos John Becker David Benson Reggie Boston Toby Boston Dale Bixler Deena Bone Robert Bove Evelyn Bowen Mary Brand Linda Brill Tammy Brown Chris Bryda Long Bui Tim Burlew 108 Sophomores Karina Calabuig Sandra Camayo Linda Catano George Casiano Jeff Cecconi Nana Chang Heriberto Chaparo Mary Jo Cifrian Arlene Compano Marisol Contreras Bienvenido Cordero Steven Correa In the foods room, Stacey Stevens. Don Fredericks, and Dan Thomas learn how cooking is a group effort. Jannette Cortes April Cottman Jeff Covino Rodney Cozart Alex Cruz Michelle Daidone Jean Damman Stacy Dawson Wayne DeKorte Mary DeMarco Not Available Maribel Delgado Underclassmen 109 Sue Doming Cathy Dempsey Wayne Desjadon Celeste Diaz George Mendoza Dung Dinh Shirlene Dujack Paulette Dulio Diana Echevarria Lynette Egli Rob Esposito Dan Essig Sharon Estela Noreen Fahy Venus Figueroa John Filipski Jeff Finn Denise Fleming Jen Fletcher Gladys Flores Helen Fornini Donald Fredericks Sergio Galloza Karen Smith searches the spice rack in foods class for vanilla flavoring. 110 Sophomores Jay Garcia Peter Garcia Pete Giokas Konstantina Giokas Lance Goldberg Howard Goldberry Elena Gonzalez Julio Gonzalez Pat Gonzalez Georgia Grieder Becky Gustin Neil Gustin Randy Gwaltney Sonia Hall Bill Hann Kim Hayes Terri Helfrich Lee Henderson Michelle Hewitt John Hoffman Vicky Izzo Lauren Jacoby Dionne James Corey Johnson Grace Jones Vanessa Jones Susan Kaiser Eddie Kasper Meredith Kinney Donna Klinger Charles Labar Mary Ann Laverty Michele Leydon Vinh Lieu Ben Loory Ray Lopez Peter Lorenzo Scott Mack George Matalenas Tony Matos Lorna McBeth Liz McClanahan Jennifer McConnell George Mendoza Glenn Miller Tracy Miller Christine Minahan Greg Misyak 112 Sophomores Maribel Morales Ricardo Morales Stephanie Mouzone Diego Navas Lisa Negron Bill Newton Tram Ngo Linda Nieves Lucey Nieves Aldo Nocera Olga Norman Bill O’Rourke Christine Ohlsen Danny Orama Danny Orama Theresa Orama George Ortiz Liliana Ortiz Dave Palmer Frank Papayianis Sonjay Patel Elena Perez Rex Peterson Jason Pickel Underclassmen 113 Jose Planten Bryan Powers Nichols Prendergast James Quiles Harry Ray Steve Riddick Fernando Rodriquez Mirella Rosario Gladys Rossy Bennett Ruiz Harry Ruiz Eddie Rumble Michele Ryan Joe Ryerson Bill Saks Maria Salada Evelyn Salgado Abraham Sanchez Luis Santana Danny Schainen Ed Shields Fernando Silveira Nathan Simmons Karen Smith Alex Solorzano Nancy Sosa Jen Taylor Jose Tapia Stacy Stevens Jose Soto 114 Sophomores Yom Dinh and Frank Papayianis. Dionne Jones drives towards Mr. Lafferty. Dan Thomas Jennifer Thorson Tan To Caridad Torres Julia Torres Maria Torres Tricia Trutt Sean Tyler Hector Valle Johnny Vazquez Fernando Vega Maritza Vega Francis Vellios Phyllis Vigliotti John Paul Visioli Laurie Weaver Jennifer Welch Patrick Welch Mike Welsch John Welsh Jeff Whelan Diane Wiley Roxanne Williams Ricky Wise Christine Wnorowski Theon Wong Allan Wood Chris Worthy Tanya Yurecsko Tina Zarkada Underclassmen 115 Laurie Sisto Angel Laverty Jennifer Smith Lula Diamantis The officers for the Class of 1990 were president-Laurie Sisto, vice president-Angel Laverty, secretary-Jennifer Smith, treasurer -Lula Diamantis, and co-advisor-Mrs. Matson and Mrs. Reiners. Fund raisers held were a gourmet treat sale in which they sold over $4,000 and a mid-winter blues flower sale. Nancy Abbott Nilsa Acevedo Brian Agront Sammy Alicea Leni Ann Allen Johanna Altman Amy Alvarado Barbara Anderson Lisa Andrisano Adriham Aragon Rosalia Aragon Jakie Arteaga 116 Freshmen Liz Austin Claribel Aviles Maritza Ayala Olga Ayala James Ayers Claudia Barria Chris Beadle LaBraun Benson Maria Berru Charles Bickley Wilmar Bolivar Heather Bopp Michelle Bove Irfan Brelvi Donna Briganti Patricia Brinck Richard Browne Wayne Bryant Laura Campbell Jeannette Carrero Rich Carter Jose Casiano Javier Chapparo Awilda Chapparo Ana Rosa Cifrian Adrian Clark Vanessa Colon Kathy Cook Jason Corby Jani Cornejo Debbie Coster Jeanie Crnarich Cheryl Daidone Tom Damkas Sandra De Marco Chris Dellorto Xuan Dinh Mary DiPasquale Dawn Dolan Edwin Figueroa Melissa Figueroa Rolanda Flores Rey Gambrell Rogel Garcia Alicia Gilliam Tina Giokas Roula Gizas Sonia Gonzalez Estela Gonzalez Efrain Gonzalez Damaris Gonzalez Angela Graham Shawn Gulley Andy Gustavson Shante Hall Jackie Hann Frank Harris Cheryice Henderson Pam Huber Craig Hugerich Far Right: Louis Spiliotopoulos Right: Shawn Gulley and Richard Browne 118 Freshmen Jennifer Jacobsen Michelle Jacobson James Jarrel Megan Jennings Bill Johnson Chris Jost Brian Kennedy Sean Knowles Richard Kruzsely Paula Lanager Kris Laurie William Lee Erik Leverington Co Lieu Matthew Lombardi Ana Lopez Marisol Lopez Monica Lopez Belinda Lorenzo Gilbert Lorenzo Zoe Lorenzo Paul Lutz Andy Maines Luis Maingon Mark Marcinko Rosaline Martinez Paul Mazur Aaron McQueen Mike Metrock Walter Michalski Tom Miller Kristy Morette Alfredo Miller Underclassmen 119 George Morris Terry Morrisey Joanne Myers Susan Myers Chris Neglia Trong Ngo Giuseppe Nocera Eddie Nunn Christy Oakes Mike Olivo Teresa Orama Carol Ordonez Alexis Ortiz Maria Pagelos Robert Pearson Lisa Paulus Maria Pelayo Hope Pignato For some Freshmen, receiving their highschool identification card is perhaps the finallity of acceptance into an unfamiliar school. In some ways it can bring an end to the first few weeks of the new school experience. As the suspense and the excitement of a new school begin to fade, freshmen then realize the true and practical purposes for their I.D.: to use the library’s facilities and for general identification. As students move on to their junior year, they use Far right: Mark Marcinko smiles for the picture on his I.D. card. Right: Debbie Coster smiles for the camera. their I.D. for admission into an S.A.T testing center. When I.D.’s are issued and placed in the students wallets, does the acceptance set in? Or, does it take more time to adjust? Is the “Freshman Fear’’ still evident? Or was it ever really there to begin with? Some freshmen reply: “I don't think an I.D. card can make anyone feel totally accepted. I think it makes us feel just like we belong”, commented, Richard Browne. Laurie Sisto stated “Adjustment was no o problem for me. I think if you like school and have friends here, you can really have a great time.” When asked about “Freshman Fear”, freshman students replied contrastingly. Luis Spiliotopolous, perhaps the biggest of the freshman this year, replied “What fear ?” Shawn Gulley, a smaller freshman commented, “I think that on the day of the pep rally, freshmen didn’t know what to expect. I know I put up with a lot of stuff, but you have to take it in stride.” 120 Freshmen Scott Pitonyak Tracy Pitonyak Christian Pizarro Sanece Poolas Erica Pulley Chris Quayle Ana Quiroz Israel Ramirez Tonya Rayburn Lisa Reidinger Vincent Ricchitti Marisol Rivera Joesph Rodonski Sonia Rodriquez Juan Rodriquez Neil Rodriquez Juan Rosado Grisel Rossi Above: Alicia Gilliam, Angela Graham, and Shante Hall stand in line to recieve their I.D. cards. Left: Michelle Jacobsen waits for her name to be called. Above left: Mark Marcinco, Eddie Nunn, and Chris Neglia. Left: Daniel Kruzsely and Rick Post work on Allicea Gilliam's, Cheryl Daidone's, Lula Diamantis' and Jeannie Crnarich's I.D. cards. Underclassmen 121 Perfecto Rossy Maite Ruiz Militza Ruiz Osvaldo Ruiz Yesenia Ruiz Marita Salada Xuan Dinh, Rosalia Aragon and Michele Bove. Maria Sanchez Gina Sanford Linette Santana Manny Santana Wanda Santana Leticia Sarduy Kimberly Schmoyer Vicky Scinas Tina Shay Cecelia Sliker Laurie Solomon Louis Sperry 122 Freshmen Quincy Stevens Scott Stevens George Strait Alicia Subero Bienvenido Suarez Eva Suarez Jazmin Suarez Gabriel Tardive Betty Tarter Anna Theocharides Alfie Tompkin Ana Torres Jenifer Torres Jose Torres Nilda Torres Diana Traverso Joesph Udina Teresa Valdivia Melissa Valentin Jeanette Vazquez Luis Vazquez Richard Vinisky Marilynn Wedekind Clint Weiland Underclassmen 123 - - _ 124 125 Right Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! A plane! NO! It's Rob Robinson diving into the pool. Below: Sophomore E. J. Shields slices through the water as he practices his freestyle stroke. Right Dan Thomas grabs a breath in the butterfly event. Far right: Heading down the home stretch doing the breaststroke is Mike McCoy. 126 Swim Team Tina Shay holds the lap counter for the 400 meter race. Members of the swim team after a hard practice: In pool: Rob Robinson, Mike Olivo, Dan Thomas, Bennett Ruiz, Don Fredericks. Sitting: Jennifer Nicholas, Tina Shay, Cheryl Daidone, Sonia Rodriguez, Liz Wilder. Mary Ann Laverty. Kneeling: Manny Santana. Tim Gilbert. Mike McCoy, E. J. Shields. Marlon Chantre. Coach Carlson. 0 0 O OFDft® Mike Olivo and Tim Gilbert prepare to begin the backstroke race. Winter Sports 127 Right: Tony Gilliam drives for two of his eight points that he scored against Morris Hills. Above: Guarded closely is Bill Saks. Down the stretch. Bill made all four of his foul shots to keep the game close. Varsity Basketball Team. 1st row: Hector Crespo, John Visioli, senior Jerome Drew, senior Chris Welsch. Mike Welsch 2nd row: Coach Lafferty, senior Tony Gilliam, Dave Fields. John Hoffman, Bill Saks, senior George Ret-tas, senior Ken Maguire 128 Basketball Below: George Rettas dribbles past a Morris Hills defender as he brings the ball up the court. Loo©k iflo©@D[n](g] After a 10-9 season last year, the outlook for the basketball team was very promising. Ken Maguire, Chris Welsch, George Rettas and Tony Gilliam were the returning seniors and heart of the team while sophomores John Hoffman and Bill Saks moved up from a freshman team that lost only two games the previous year. Coach Lafferty said, “The team will have depth. This is a real nice team with a lot of real teamwork.” Expectations were high but Lady Luck had other plans for the Tigers. The final record of the team (4-15) does not reflect the hard work and effort put forth this season. In almost every game the Tigers were competitive and the scoreboard showed seven games the Tigers lost by eight or less points. Because of their desire to win the team never gave up and kept the pressure on opposing teams no matter what the score. The leading scorer on the team was Ken Maguire with 269 points and the leading rebounders were John Hoffman and Bill Saks. The team had a few great games when they got off to a good start and let the opposing teams play catch up. In one of those types of games the Tigers upset Parsippany with four players scoring in double figures, Ken Maguire (20 points), John Hoffman (15 points), Chris Welsch (14 points), and Bill Saks (10 points). Another game saw the Tigers beat Boonton by 21 points after they had lost to them the first time by 24 points. Even though the Tigers will be losing a number of seniors to graduation, the return of the team leaders in rebounding and the experience of the junior varsity team should help turn things around next year. Varsity Result Opponent 40-64 Boonton 48-56 Ridge 32-57 West Morris 66-61 Whippany Pk. 39-56 Delbarton 53-71 Mendham 46-52 Par. Hills 40-60 Hanover Pk. 67-52 Parsippany 67-80 Mt. Olive 42-45 Morris Hills 36-57 Mendham 72-51 Boonton 46-64 West Morris 53-57 Par. Hills 48-62 Hanover Pk. 51-55 Parsippany 71-64 Mt. Olive 41-57 Morris Hills Above: Frank Crespo dribbles downcourt against Morris Hills. Left: John Hoffman leaps at the opening tap against Morris Hills. Winter Sports 129 Above: Senior Chris Welsch works the ball towards the basket in the first half against Morris Hills. Chris scored 5 of the team's 24 first half points. Right: Mike Welsch attempts to pass the ball in the JV game against Morris Hills. Dover won 49-34. 130 Basketball Below: John Paul (JP) Visioli shoots for two against Morris Hills. Junior Varsity Result Opponent 38-46 Boonton 54-58 Ridge 46-34 West Morris 39-58 Mendham 56-44 Par. Hills 77-64 Hanover Pk. 58-60 Parsippany 51-62 Mt. Olive 49-34 Morris Hills 66-63 Mendham 59-52 Boonton 42-50 West Morris 45-38 Par. Hills 77-64 Hanover Pk. 49-50 Parsippany 47-60 Mt. Olive 63-64 Mt. Olive 61-65 Morris Hills The junior varsity basketball team, coached by Mr. Touhey, finished the season with a record of 8-10. Leading the way were Hector Crespo, Walter Liles, Nathan Simmons and Mike Welsch. The Tigers upset the top teams in the conference, Boonton and Mendham. With these victories, the team was able to qualify for the JV County Tournament. Unfortunately the team was defeated by Mt. Olive in the first round. Hector Crespo received the Most Valuable Player award while averaging fifteen points a game. Walter Liles received the Most Improved Player award and averaged ten points per game. The team was highly competitive and will definitely contribute to the varsity season next year. Middle: Scott Mack dribbles against Morris Hills. Above: Nathan Simmons passes just by the hands of a Morris Hills defender. Junior Varsity Basketball Team. 1st row: Mike Welsch, Juan Vazquez. Scott Mack. Nathan Simmons. Walter Liles. 2nd row: Coach Touhey. Dave Fields. Howard Goldberry. Frank Crespo. Joe Carroll. Hector Crespo. John Paul Visioli. Winter Sports 131 Right: Quincy Stevens takes an open jump shot. Boys Freshman Basketball: Standing: Brian Kennedy. Eugene Williams. Marcello Berniz. Alexis Ortiz, Chris Neglia, Erik Leverington, Coach Patterne. Kneeling: Isreal Ramirez, Scott Stevens. Kris Laurie, Joe Udina, Rich Carter. Boys Freshmen Basketball Result Opponent 34-50 Boonton 21-63 West Morris 30-72 Mendham 46-53 Par. Hills 46-76 Hanover Park 43-50 Parsippany 38-56 Mt. Olive 34-67 Morris Hills 27-50 Mendham 42-34 Boonton 32-58 West Morris 36-53 Par. Hills 51-57 Hanover Park 44-59 Parsippany 53-67 Mt.Olive 132 Under the tutelage of Coach Ram-pone, the Freshman Girls’ Team had a most productive season with a fine record of 7-3. Most convincing wins were scored against Morris Catholic and Roxbury. Alicia Gilliam received the Most Improved Player award while the Coaches award went to Betty Tarter. Also making important contributions to the team were Johanna Altman, Mary DiPasquale, Roula Gizas, and Jeanie Crnarich. Basketball The Boys’ Freshman Team did not have as much luck under the direction of Coach Patterne. Finishing the season with one win in sixteen games the team had problems trying to get it together. Scoring leaders were Isreal Ramirez and Joe Udina. Rebounding and blocked shots leader was their center, Quincy Stevens. Right: Scott Stevens goes for a lay-up. Left: Joann Meyers takes a shot. Far left: Isreal Ramirez dribbles down court. Girls Freshmen Basketball Result Opponent 10-51 Randolph 25-16 Morristown 17-43 Parsippany 37-36 Mt. Olive 31-32 Mendham 45-37 Walkill Valley 40-28 Morris Catholic 38-24 Roxbury 25-21 Parsippany 37-29 West Morris Girls Freshman Team: Standing: Leni-Ann Allen, Alicia Gilliam, Joanne Meyers, Jasmin Womack, Cathy Cook. Kneeling: Tracy Pitonyak, Angie Graham. Betty Tarter. TinaGiokas. Above: Mr. Patterne discusses a new stragedy with the team. Far left: Jeannie Crnarich looks for an open player. Left: Betty Tarter blocks an opposing offensive player. Winter Sports 133 Varsity Basketball: Standing: Coach Micak, Sue Kaiser, Jodi Duroski, T.J. Leverington, Shirlene DuJack,Denise Fleming. Kneeling: Johanna Altman, Sandy Rumble, Patti Misyak, Grisel Martinez, Andrea Giordano. Right: T.J. Leverington runs into quite a troublesome threesome. 134 Basketball L®@lkDDTig ft® ft CD® Fooftaoir® Desire and optimism made the character of this years girls’ varsity basketball team. The young team, lacking in varsity experience as well as in height, worked on rebuilding the program for the future. With the talent of a freshman many sophomores and juniors it looks as if the years ahead will be bright ones. The squad gave conference teams a run for their money and came up with a 30-26 win over Parsippany and some tough one and three point losses to Mt. Olive, Roxbury, and Morris Hills. This years team leaders in scoring and rebounding were Andrea Giordano and T.J Leverington respectively. Many thanks to seniors T.J. Leverington, Patti Misyak, and Grisel Martinez for their contribution towards the building blocks of the future. Varsity Basketball Result Opponent 24-40 Boonton 32-65 West Morris 45-66 Hopatcong 32-41 Mtn. Lakes 34-59 Mendham 31-54 Par. Hills 23-65 Hanover Park 30-47 Parsippany 44-45 Mt. Olive 50-53 Morris Hills 29-58 Mendham 32-57 Boonton 42-52 West Morris 37-40 Roxbury 32-74 Hanover Park 25-46 Morris Hills 30-26 Parsippany 24-59 Mt.Olive Top left: It is an easy two pointer for Sandra Rumble. Top right: The team listens closely as Coach Micak explains the game strategy. Left: Shirlene DuJack cruises by a Parsippany defender and heads for the basket. Winter Sports 135 Far right: Johanna Altman tries for two after making a one on one move towards the basket. Right: Should I shoot it or pass it thinks Sue Kaiser. Below: The varsity runs one of their many inbound plays. Middle right: Sandra Rumble takes a water break. Far right: It is flowers and kisses for senior Grisel Martinez at her last home game of the season. Right: Andrea Giordano pops in two for the Tigers. 136 Basketball It was a tough year for the JV Girls Basketball team. The girls battled through the season against some of the best teams in the state. First year coach, Don Apicella, looked to the starting team of Cathy Dempsey, Denise Fleming, Sue Kaiser, Roula Gizas and Mary DiPasquale to pull out the team s 4 victories. Also contributing on the team were top shooter, Roula Gizas, and top rebounders, Sue Kaiser and Mary DiPasquale. The Lady Tigers finished the season with a 4-9 record. Girls JV Team Standing: Jeannie Crnarich, Roula Gizas, Sonia Hall. Mary DiPasquale. Kneeling: Mary Jo Cifrian, Nellie Alicia, Angel Laverty. Cathy Dempsey. Missing: Linda Brill, Heather Bopp, Claudia Barria. Girls JV Basketball Result Opponent 24-26 Boonton 35-36 West Morris 31-47 Mendham 19-28 Parsippany 23-22 Hanover Park 30-29 Mt. Olive 33-57 Mendham 11-34 Roxbury 25-45 West Morris 19-46 Hanover Park 30-15 Morris Hills 42-18 Parsippany 30-38 Mt. Olive Above left: Denise Fleming shoots two of her eighteen points against Parsippany. Above middle: Jeannie Crnarich goes after a loose ball. Above right: Mary DiPasquale gets ready to make her move towards the basket. Winter Sports 137 @®dl □ □ □ The winter track team, although small in numbers, enjoyed quite a bit of success this year. There were six girls and sixteen boys who competed for the Tigers during the winter. The Tiger girls finished second in the IHC and were the top small school in both the Morris County Relays and Championships. The highlight of the season was the IHC meet where the Tigers won four individual titles. Senior Yolanda Santana won the 600 and 2 mile runs; Cathy Magliocchetti won the shot and Dave Beadle won the boys’ 600. Yolanda Santana won her third indoor Morris County 2 mile championship. She and her teammates, Jen Welch and Michele Fredericks, won medals in the Group 2 State Championships. Dania Morales and Lisa Reidinger helped the girls win relay medals. In the boys’ competition, Dave Beadle and Bill Oakes, both juniors, were the Tiger leaders. Both of them won medals in the Morris County Championships. Beadle was one of the top 600 yard runners in the county and Oakes was one of the top 2 milers. Among the other young athletes who helped this year and should help in the future were sophomores Fernando Rodriguez and Dung Dinh and freshman Rich Vininski. Top: Stretching out before a tough practice is Michele Fredericks. Winter Track Team. Standing: Cathy Magliocchetti. Jason Krzywicki, Bill Oakes, Jeff Cecconi. Dung Dinh, Yolanda Santana. Middle row: Rich Vininski, Dave Benson, Fernando Rodriguez, Dave Beadle. Wilfredo Salada, George Morris. Sitting: Lisa Reidinger. Jennifer Welch, Michele Fredericks. 138 Winter Track Top left Billy Oakes trains hard to keep his place as one of Morris County's premier 2-milers. Top center: Yolanda Santana does more than just hang out” at practice. Top right: Dave Beadle takes his running seriously. Left: Cathy Magliocchetti just loves practices as she smiles her way through some sit-ups. Winter Sports 139 140 Varsity Wrestling Team. 1 t row: Louis Gyarmati, Steve Puchalski, Edwin Figueroa, Reyes Aragon, Dan Schainen, Edwin Matos. Jose Planten 2nd row Chuck Anthony, Henry Nieves. Todd Paulus, Dave Hugee, Mickey Soto, Dave Dortch. Conney Berger, Coach Hicok. Top: Senior Louis Gyarmati records a technical fall in 5:22 over Derek Menton of Mendham that ties the match score at 17. Right: Controlling Brad Steele of Mendham. senior Todd Paulus scores six points in the second period to win 9-3 and tie the match at 20. Left page 141: Raising his arm in victory is Mickey Soto, as he just pinned Brett Almassy of Mendham. His pin gave Dover a commanding 32-20 lead. Right page 141: Henry Nieves struggles through a tough 9-3 loss with Matt Perault during the Mendham match. Wrestling z Wdgdgmij TimdMooifiiB Tradition is a word that keeps the Dover wrestling program unique. This year's wrestling team kept building on tradition and went to the finals of the state sectionals. At the beginning of the season people had doubts about the quality of the team. The team started the season with losses to Randolph, Hanover Park, and West Morris; all of these teams Dover had beaten the previous year. Then the team seemed to find itself and worked together for an exciting victory over Parsippany, ranked 5 in the area. The twelve men that worked hard in practice and earned themselves a trip to the state playoffs were freshman Edwin Figueroa (5-8), sophomores Jose Planten (20-2-1) and Dan Schainen (9-8-1), juniors Edwin Matos (15-6), Reyes Aragon (5-12), tri-captain Henry Nieves (13-o) and Mickey Soto (8-8), and seniors tri-captain Steve Puchalski (18-5), Louis Gyarmati (8-10-1), Todd Paulus (6-14), Dave Hugee (2-7), and tri-captain Conney Berger (13-8). Other seniors that contributed were Ralph Cruz, Chuck Anthony, and Dave Dortch. Coaches Kris Hicok, Harry Vitale, and Tim Downs brought the team through what started out as a terrible season, but a final record of 6-6 and an exciting 24-24 criteria win over top seeded Peauannock in the semifinals of the uroup II Section II playoffs topped a season of inexperience in the lineup. In the sectional finals, Dover lost to Millburn but could console themselves with the fact that Dover has made the sectional playoffs more often than any other team in their section. That is a lot of tradition to keep building on, but the Dover teams will continue with the winning tradition as long as pride is still a part of the wrestlers. Varsity Wrestling Result Opponent Result Opponent 22-34 Randolph 23-29 Par. Hills 42-21 Boonton 38-20 Mendham 27-30 West Morris 48-18 Jefferson 22-27 Hanover Park 24-24 Pequannock 27-25 Parsippany won by criteria. 37-18 Mt. Olive 16-37 Millburn 24-36 Morris Hills Top left: Rey Aragon gets a near fall and beats Mark Cyphers of West Morris 9-2. Top right: Senior Steve Puchalski struggles with Byron Collins of West Morris. Steve lost 6-4 but would later go on to place third in District XV. Winter Sports 141 Right: District XV winner, Jose Planten eventually pins Dan Zudkevitch of Randolph in 5:47. Below: Edwin Matos pins Darren Bayman of West Morris in 2:40. Below: Sophomore Dan Schainen ties up undefeated senior John Murphy of Mendham. Dan lead until the closing seconds, when his opponent escaped to tie the match 4-4. Middle right: Senior Conney Berger pins Paul Smith of Mendham in :44 to finish the scoring in a 38-20 victory. 142 Above: Freshman Edwin Figueroa has control of an experienced Ray Baxter of Mendham. before he was overpowered by a technical fall in 4:50. Right: After pinning his opponent. Ken Raymond of Mendham in :52, senior Dave Hugee is congratulated by his teammates. Wrestling Below: Rob Esposito controls Keith Erfurt of Mendham on his way to a 7-4 victory. Right: Freshman Aaron McQueen in an exhibition match against an unidentified Mendham wrestler. Aaron won the right to represent Dover in District XV at 141 lbs. cUtmooir W§nr@i% The JV team kept the winning tradition going by posting an 8-2 record. The team had some fine wrestlers from all three classes, freshmen through juniors. Jay Jardine won the JV tournament at West Morris at the end of the season and Randy Davis placed third. Aaron McQueen even made the transition to the varsity squad and wrestled in the District XV tournament at 141 pounds. JV Wrestling Result Opponent 35-27 Randolph 46-12 Boonton 23-24 West Morris 54-17 Hanover Pk. 38-29 Parsippany 45-18 Mt. Olive 32-18 Morris Hills 25-42 Par. Hills 48-12 Mendham 57-0 Jefferson JV Wrestling Team. 1st row: Randy Davis. Ralph Acevedo, LaBraun Benson, Rob Esposito. Harry Ray, Middle: Jay Jardine turns Dave Rogel Garcia, Aaron McQueen. 2nd row: Coach Vitale. Chris Quayle, Luis Sanchez. Chris Beadle. Pete Welsh of Mendham for a pin in 49 Garcia. Luis Maingon. Chris Peer. Ray Lopez. Alex Rios. Jay Jardine. Middle right: After building an 11-2 lead. Chris Beadle eventually pins Thad Macon of Mt. Olive in 3:20. Winter Sports 143 Sitting: Mr. Donald L. Fritts, Mr. Ivan Basch, Mr. James T. Kennedy, Mr. Angelo Alvarado, Ms Linda T. Sabeh. Standing: Mr. William G. Shunk, Mr. Michael J. Scarneo, Mr. Carlos Rivera, Mr. William F. Shuler. Secretaries: Mrs. F. Ferrara, Mrs. J. Domanski, Mrs. M. Murray, Mrs. E. Harris, Mrs. L. Fredericks, Mrs. M. Albinson. Mr. Arnold Tversky Mr. Frank Poulos Assistant Superintendent Superintendent 146 Administration At the close of this school year, a figure who has influenced the development of DHS for some thirty-eight years will have earned a well-deserved rest and retire. Mr. John A. Middleton, III (left) began his long and distinguished career in the Dover School system in 1949. At that time, the high school was located on Myrtle Avenue, and it was there that he began teaching social studies. Through the next four years, he became involved in guidance counseling and eventually, student scheduling. His rise to the helm of the school started in 1961 when he was named chairman of the Social Studies Department. Only one year later, Mr. Middleton became vice principal. During the years that followed, the location of DHS, a regional school in its early years, changed from Myrtle Ave to Grace Street. Mr. Middleton was instrumental in the planning, and transition of the school to its present North Dover site. In 1969, Mr. Middleton took on the responsibilities of the position of principal. Throughout his career, he has contributed much to the student body. His time consuming efforts in the classroom as well as out, have provided many students with life-long memories. Most extended trips taken by student organizations were planned through the efforts of Mr. Middleton. Band trips to locations such as Italy, Mexico, Canada and Massachusetts and the once perennial senior class trip to Washington D.C. all found their beginnings with our well-traveled principal. Mr. Middleton's dedicated contributions to our school have been well recognized. He will miss his colleagues, the faculty and students here, but is looking forward to enjoying life. His departing comment to the class of 1987 was, Make every moment count, so that you are prepared and ready for whatever may come your way in the future. Mr. Robert F. Becker Vice-Principal Mr. Neal Kaplan Assistant Vice-Principal Mr. Stanley Schoonmaker Guidance Director Secretaries: Mrs. B. Brennan Mrs. D. Bobo Mrs. E. Gordon Administration 147 Mr. D. Adler -Industrial Arts Montclair State College. Mr. G. Allaway -Industrial Arts Trenton State College. Mrs. C. Alpaugh -Mathematics Misericordia. Mr. D. Apicella -Mathematics William Paterson College. Mr. W. Arway -Attendance Rutgers. Mrs. R. Baynes -Business Math State University of NY at Geneseo Mr. J. Beliveau -Health Phys. Ed. East Stroudsburg University. Mrs. S. Bodnar -English Trenton State College. Mrs. E. Bolden -Business Ed. Hampton University. Miss P. Bottone -Foreign Language Villanova Mr. W. Brown -Special Ed. Albright College. Mr. R. Byrnes -English Newark State. Mr . S. Byrnes -Librarian Montclair State. Mr . M. Calvo -Special Ed. Bloomsburg State College. Mis C. Carlson -Phys. Ed. Seton Hall University. Mr . K. Casiano -Special Ed. State University of New York at Binghampton. Mr . C. Charlies -Foreign Language College of St. Elizabeth. Mrs. H. Cobb -Guidance Purdue University. Mr. V. Conti -School Psychologist Fordham. Mr. P. Couphos -Industrial Arts Columbia University. Mr. Di Giovachino -Child Study Team William Paterson College. Mr. F. Di Renzo Industrial Arts Newark State College. Mrs. J. Doris -Guidance Rutgers University. Mrs. C. Doyle -Home Economics College of St. Elizabeth. Diana Mendoza has her homework checked by Mrs. Alpaugh in C. P. Math III class. Faculty 149 Mr. W. Dunn -English Seton Hall University. Mrs. Q. Dvomick -English Seton Hall University. Mrs. S. Essig -Home Ec. Health Drexel University. Mrs. H. Evans -English Gettysburg College. Mr. J. Evans -Music Wilkes. Mr. E. Fernandez -Bilingual Education Seton Hall University. Miss N. Ferrara -Special Education Kean College. Mr. R. Fletcher -Transitional Class Ashland. Mr. T. Fredericks -Media Seton Hall University. Mr. F. Gallo -Athletic Director Bloomsburg State College. Mr. S. Goldman -Science University of Toledo. Mr. S. Gustafson -Science Upsala. Mr. G. Hedman -Science Northern Michigan University. Mr. K. Hicok -Business Trenton State. Miss J. Hilfiger -Music Eastern College. Mrs. J. Hughes Special Ed. William Paterson College. Mrs. B. Inglis -English Douglas College. Mrs. L. Jaffe -Business CCNY. Mrs. G. Kertscher -Foreign Language Montclair State College. Mr. R. Kindel -English Seton Hall University. Mr. R. Kraus -Mathematics Queens College. Mr. D. Krzywicki -Art Kutztown University. Mr. J. Lafferty -Phys. Ed. West Virginia Wesleyan College. Miss M. Licitra -Cosmetology Rutgers. Faculty 151 Mr . M. Lowery -Foreign Language Montclair State College. Mrs. F. Matson -Special Ed. Seton Hall University. Mr. P. McCarthy -Industrial Arts Trenton State. Mr. F. McNabb -English St. Peter s College. Mr. R. McNeely -Social Studies Paterson State. Mr. Q. Meyer -Mathematics Montclair State. Mr. Q. Micak -Health Kean College. Mr. E. Mollahan -Social Studies Bucknell and Mansfield University. Mr. J. Mongrella -Special Ed. Rutgers University. Mrs J. Mucelli -Music Wilkes College. Mr. S. Nalbone -C.I.E. Coordinator Eastern Kentucky University. Mr. E. Nazzaro -Foreign Language University of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Essig explains to Jeanette Vasquez how to put a button hole attachment on the sewing machine. Looking sheepishly at the camera. Mrs. Smith is caught clowning around in English class. 152 Faculty Mr. J. Ostroski Science Kean College. Mrs. C. Pistolas -Foreign Language Waynesburg College. Mr. Q. Preiss -Industrial Arts Montclair State. Mr. Q. Rampone -Guidance Villanova University. Mrs. L. Reiners -English Rutgers University. Mr. C. Rossi -Guidance Bloomsburg State. Mr. A. Schenck -Mathematics Villanova University. Mr. S. Schiffman -Psychology Ramapo College. Mr. R. Schwartz -Social Studies William Paterson College. Mrs. F. Shafran -Special Ed. Kean College. Mrs. B. Shitfrin -Nurse Jersey City State College. Mrs. D. Smith -Mathematics University of Mississippi. Above: Mr. Voss, the new Indusrtial Arts teacher, examines classwork of Ed Campbell. Left: Mr. Ostroski — caught during a science lecture. Left A bag lady at DHS? No, it’s just Mrs. Matson bringing lunch for her table. A Faculty 153 Mr . S. Smith -English Miles College. Mr. R. Snyder -Mathematics William Paterson College. Mrs. M. Squire -Science College of St. Elizabeth. Mr. W. Sturm -Science Delaware Valley College of Science. Mr. R. Sutton -English Trenton State. Mrs. G. Tanner -Business Virginia State College. Mr. Q. Tardive -Phys. Ed. Northland Wisconsin. Mrs. J. Thomas -Special Ed. Jackson State University. Mrs. H. Thomson -Mathematics York College. Mrs. L. Towns -English University of Maryland. Mr. R. Troha -Industrial Arts Trenton State College. Mrs. L. Truglio -Home Econ. Montclair State College. Mr. W. Valentine -Social Studies Rocky Mountain College. Mr. W. Varin -Science University of Oregon. Mr. R. Weinmann -Industrial Arts College of Hard Knocks. Miss P. Zaccone -Phys. Ed. Panzer College of Montclair. I Mr. J. Zatorski -Music Fairleigh Dickinson University. Mrs. L. Ziegler -Foreign Language Montclair State College. Mr. Schiffman tries to psycho-analyze Maria Chiriboga's homework. 154 Faculty Mrs. L. Andrews Mrs. J. Bruno Mrs. L. Oaidone Mrs. D. Dean Mr. D. Fusco Mrs. D. Genoble Mrs. P. Lusardi Mr. W. Oswald Mr. P. Pitonyak Mrs. J. Rossi Mrs. D. Shope Mrs. D. Smith Mrs. G. Smith Mrs. J. Udina Mrs. C. Venosh Ms. D. Villone The people pictured on this page are members of the supportive staff of our school. Secretaries, custodians, and cafeteria personel are very important in the smooth functioning of our school. The previous seven pages list the faculty members, the department in which they teach and the college where they received their undergraduate degree. Just as the student body has many different nationalities represented, the faculty has representation from many different colleges. This creates a staff that is Just Our Style.” Faculty 155 Preparing to put a tray of Christmas cookies in the oven is Tracey Southard in Food Ser-vices Production Foods class. W®=TT@©Ifi) ff®ir Fdofiw® Right: In the Commercial Tech. Art class, James Southard refines his artistic talent by making a rendering. Below: Wayne Desjadon makes a Christmas wreath in Land-scape Horticulture class that will be later sold to bring in money for future class projects. 2 lull iisaiaiifljf 156 Vo-Tech Left In Auto Servicing, James Ryerson examines the engine of an automobile in preparation for a tune-up. Below: Alberto Delvalle nails a beam in his scale model of a house in Construction Trades I. Taking precise measurements is important when building a scale model of a house in Construction Trades I asfiScott BruseoDemonstrates. Above: Tom Lynar works on a fireplace in Masonry II. Left: Kathy Ryder practices folding napkins in Food Services Production Foods. Faculty 157 Above: Working intently as he hooks up a motor control in Electrical Trades II is Karl Scheper. Working in the snack bar at Vo-Tech for his class, Production Foods, is Gary Joyce. 158 Vo-Tech Left: Checking the measurements on his scale model of a house is Rich Smith in Construction Trades l Carpentry. Below: In Construction Trades l Carpentry, is Bill McCarthy working on a skill saw. Using a level to check the archway he is building in Construction Trades ll Masonry is Andy Au-ringer. Kevin Kasko and Eddie Lane check the accuracy of their work in Construction Trades l Carpentry. Cementing a brick into the fireplace that he is building in Construction Trades ll Masonry is Freddie Santiago. Faculty 159 160 161 Right: LICKER goes for the ground ball Below: Bob Patino makes the play on the routine grounder. Bottom: Wilfredo Salada looking for a double all the way. 1986 Junior Varsity Top row: Hector Chapparo. Mike Hintz. Jay Jardine. Beau Fucci, Jack Visser, Ken Cenicola, Scott Bruseo. Coach Micak Middle row: MaryAnn Laverty, Jim Seretis. Alex Vargo, Jeff Kaplan. Jason Streko. Tom Grandinetti, Robert Murphy. Robert Culleny. Bottom row: Jennifer Dailey. Dan Burlew. Bob Patino. Tim Gilbert. Julio Gonzalez, Chuck Nunn, Wilfredo Salada. Hector Mena. 162 Baseball The Dover High school baseball teams are determined to improve. Coming off an 8-10 season, Coach Brown started his second year as varsity coach. He is building a winning tradition with a team of new faces. Scott Bruseo is the only returning letterman on the 1987 team. Coach Brown will be working with seniors Dan Burlew, Mike Hintz, Wilfredo Salada and Robert Culleny, all moving up from the junior varsity level. Coach Brown will also have Glenn Miller, the 1986 Freshman MVP, Bill Saks and Tim Burlew coming up from the freshman team to work with. Coach Lafferty guided the 1986 freshman team to the IHC conference championship during his premiere year of coaching. The 1986 freshman squad finished the season 12-2. Above: Alex Vargo keeps his eye on the target as he delivers the pitch Above left: Scott Bruseo tries to gun down a baserunner Far left: Hector Mena studys the pitchers motion as he takes his lead Left: Jason Streko scoops the ball into his glove Spring Sports 163 Dover baseball tried something new in 1986. The profits from a Hit-A-Thon were used to raise money for new equipment and an outdoor batting cage. The players on the varsity, junior varsity and freshman squads with the most hits were awarded a trophy. On the varsity level. Davey Soto won with 23 hits. A tie was recorded on the junior varsity level with Dan Burlew and Julio Gonzalez, each with 14 hits. The freshman leader was Glenn Miller with 33 hits. Above: Tom Grandinetti watches the ball into his glove. Top left: Hector Chapparo starts the 6-4-3 double play Top right: Julio Gonzalez stands ready in the batters box Far right: Jim Seretis pops the ball up-way up. Right: Glenn Miller warms up before his turn at bat 164 Baseball string catch P talk before ,r'ew takes a 'e'P Center Center left: 3r Bottom: 166 Softball QMol Top right: 1986 junior varsity catcher, Michele Secco, was the team leader on and off the field Top left: At bat for the 1986 junior varsity team is Jodi Durosky Right: Shortstop, Dorene Schwartz, exemplifies the spirit and determination of the team Above: In 1986. junior varsity third baseman, Ann Mane Merchak. was always ready to handle the hot corner The Lady Tigers have a tough act to follow. The 1986 softball team was the best in Dover High history. Leading the way for this years team are three returning varsity letter winners, T.J. Leverington, Tara Barth and Shirlene Dujack. This is a season of rebuilding for Coach Kaplan and his team. The 1986 varsity team was the first to advance to the semi-finals of the Morris County Tournament only to lose to Parsippany by one run. Another first for those Lady Tigers was to be ranked in the Star Ledger top 20. The team also set or tied 26 school records. The 1986 junior varsity team was not so successful, finishing with a record of 2-13. Leading the team were juniors Dorene Schwartz, Michele Secco, Jenny Crnarich and Irene Booth who have been promoted to varsity for the 1987 season. All are expected to do an outstanding job on the varsity level. The 1986 freshman team had a 9-6 record. Lorna McBeth received the most valuable player award and Michele Daidone earned the coaches award. The future of Dover softball looks bright as the young athletes of this team mature. Lett: In her freshman year, Shirlene Dujack earned a spot on the varsity team as the second baseman. Below: Excellent pitching form is displayed by Wanda Velasquez on last year's junior varsity team. Above: Tara Barth warms up before a home varsity game last year. Above right: Coach Kaplan displays his feelings at an umpire's call Above: Varsity outfielder. T.J. Leverington in a pre-game warm-up. Spring Sports 167 Right: Coach O' ponders a strategy move in a game against Mendham. Below: Linda Brill has no problem getting to first base safely. Right: 1986 junior varsity pitcher. Jodi Durosky. awaits the throw to second base. Far right: Centerfielder. Sandra Rumble, throws the ball around during warm-ups on the junior varsity field Bottom right: Coach T.F. gives signals to his team. 1986 Freshman Softball Team Kneeling: Helen Fornmi, Christine Minahan. Christina Ohlsen. Tram Ngo. Dionne James. Gloria Marquez. Michele Daidone. Evelyn Bowen. Standing: Terry Helfrich. Casey Northan. Lor-na McBeth, Denise Fleming, Susan Kaiser, Linda Brill. Karen Smith. Sonia Hall, Christine Wnorowski. 168 Softball Middle: Denise Fleming, a member of the 1986 freshman team, takes a swing at the ball Above: Diane Colato. of last years junior varsity team, makes a great catch. Spring Sports 169 Right: Returnning letterman Chris Welsch shows his concentration during a important match. Below: Amos Ruiz another returnning letterman has a strong backhand that helps him win matches. L Jhe tennis team, coming off a I winning 9-7 season, looks for-| ward to an enjoyable year. Coach Kindel, in his fifth season as coach, says the main ob- jectives is To learn about a life-time sport. This is one sport a person can play even after high school.” The team is led by junior Amos Ruiz, returning at first singles. Other singles players are returning Chris Welsch and Ken Maguire. Doubles players are Randy Davis, Franklin Solano and Ben Loory. 170 Tennis Far left: Neil Gustin warms up before practice. Left: Randy Davis practices hard to make the team. Above: Franklin Solano warms up before a match. Left: Ken Maguire charged the net to find the ba1' oming his way. Spring Sports 171 Right: Andrea Giordano appears to fly for a mark of 15' 3-3 4 . Below: Nhan Dinh sets a school record with a time of 1:09.3 in the intermediate hurdles against Morris Hills. The 1986 girls track team accomplished more than any other team, boys or girls, in the history of Dover High. Their accomplishments included: undefeated IHC Champions, Morris County Relay Champions. Morris County Small Schools Champions. Newark Academy Relay Champions and the coveted State Sectional Crown. Several times throughout the season the team was ranked number one in the area and finished with that distinction. Local papers awarded team and coach of the year honors to the girls and to Coach Valentine, head coach of the girls squad since 1973, as well as head coach of both teams for the past three years. Yolanda Santana, Andrea Giordano, Evelyn Salgado and Kim Hayes were honored as the all-area 4 x 400 team. During the season they set a school record in this event and broke their own record three times. Santana and Salgado combined wiith Jen Welch to form a formidable trio in the distance events. Michele Fredericks, along with Nhan Dinh and Kim Hayes established themselves as strong hurdlers, while Fredericks also teamed with Santana to set a school high-jump record of 10'6 . Hayes was also powerful in middle distances while Heather Welch and Stacey Reidinger also provided depth in these events. Sprints were covered by Andrea Giordano, who also excelled in the long jump. Salgado proved to be one of the best sprinters in the county with a clocking of 58.7 seconds in the 400. Rounding out the squad was the weight team of capt. Barbara Cloughley, Cathy Magliochetti and Donia Morales. With the loss of Cloughley s arm to graduation, this year's captains take on more responsibility as the Tigers look to repeat in 1987. [My mi mo odd With Everything 172 Track Below: Bill Oakes pursues and eventually overtakes his opponent in the 3200 meter at West Morris Central. 1986 Championship Team: Bottom row: Elena Gonzalez. Jennifer Welch. Evelyn Salgado. Kim Hayes. Nhan Dmh. Andrea Giordano. Middle row: Stacey Reidinger. Heather Welch. Yolanda Santana. Vanessa Stevenson. Michele English. Michele Fredericks Top row: Barbara Cloughly. Cathy Magliocchetti. Doma Morales. Maribel Morales Left: Clearing the high bar at 5 0 is Michele Fredericks. The 1986 boys track team finished second in the overall IHC standings with a record of 5-3. Tiger successes came individually with school records such as Ron Arnold s 48.7 in the 400. Dave Beadle's 56.0 in the intermediate hurdles. Capt. Dave Alperti and Ron Arnold became Morris County, state sectional and group champs in the javelin and 400 respectively. Beadle also placed first in the 400 in the sectional meet. Captains of the 1987 team, Oakes and Beadle look to improve upon last year's second places in the Morris County relays, championships and state sectional meet. Spring Sports 173 Right: Harry Ray toughens up during the 800 meter race Below: Yolanda Santana sets a high jump record at 5' 3' as the 1986 girls team clinches the conference title at West Morris Above: Dung Dinh does the high hurdles in 17.3 seconds, good enough for a second place finish. Right: Evelyn Salgado and Jennifer Welch lock up second and third place in their meet. Right: Fernando Rodriquez gives it his best shot in this close race but finishes third in the 400m. Left: Jason Fabozzi concentrates on his pole vault approach Below: Cathy Magliocchetti gets a nice 32 10 shot against Morris Hills Bottom left: Dave Beadle gives a great effort as he wins the high hurdles event in 17.1 seconds helping Dover to defeat West Morris Bottom right: Heather Welch’s discus lands 90 10 away. Spring Sports 175 177 The Statue of Liberty is a blaze with lights and fireworks during the relighting torch ceremony on July 4, 1986. Inset: The Dewa Ruci of Indonesia sails past the Twin Towers during Operation Sail on Liberty Weekend. Pictures on this page are reproduced through the courtesy of The Star Ledger. 1 The year 1986 was characterized by war, turmoil, and explosion. President Ronald Reagan declared war on drugs; five-million Americans declared war on hunger; and a small but significant group of concerned citizens declared war on nuclear arms as they participated in the Great Peace March for Global Nuclear Disarmament. Dover’s community was involved in all of these developments as students became more active in drug support groups and participated in Hands Across America to eradicate hunger across the country. Also, Cresent Field was home” to members of the Peace March for three days in the fall as they trecked from Los Angeles to Washington D.C. Terrorism continued in Europe and the Middle East while Russia suffered the worst nuclear reactor disaster in history at the Chernobyl plant. One terrorist saga came to an end as Fr. Lawrence Jenco was released after nineteen months as a captive of pro-Iranian Shi’ite Muslims. Turmoil was resolved in the Philippines when Corazon Aquino defeated President Ferdinand Marcos. For her efforts against Marcos’ dictatorship, and for becoming the leader of that small but troubled nation, Aquino was named Woman of the Year by Time magazine. President Reagan suffered the worst year of his administration thus far as the Reykjavik Summit with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev failed and the biggest scandal in over a decade surfaced through arms dealings with Iran. These questionable actions instigated a Congressional investigation and as yet have not been resolved. In July, the nation paused for a celebration of patriotism as we commemorated the one-hundreth birthday of the Statue of Liberty. The New York City skyline exploded in a pyrotechnic barrage of colors! Just as the nation’s pride swelled with the explosion of fireworks in the summer night’s sky, an explosion of another kind led to the mourning of a nation earlier in the year. The loss of the Space Shuttle Challenger and its crew on January 28 brought the na- tion to tears. Another event which found Americans looking toward the heavens was the arrival of Halley s Comet, whose orbit brings it close enough to the earth for viewing only once every seventy-six years. In sports, there was plenty to cheer about, especially in the New York metropolitan area. The New York Mets defeated the Boston Red Sox in the World Series, and the New York Giants won the NFC and marched into the Super Bowl to defeat the Denver Broncos. In the entertainment industry, the album, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Live 1975 85 exploded to the top of the charts late in the year. Tom Cruise was the year’s hottest hunk in the year s highest grossing film, Top Gun which made over $170 million. Other prominent contributions from the film industry were Sigourney Weaver in Aliens and Paul Hogan in Crocodile Dundee . On a sad note, movie greats Cary Grant and James Cagney both left untouchable legacies when they died late in the year. The seven members of the STS 51 -L flight, beginning with the back row: Ellison S. Onizuka. S. Christa Corrigan McAuliffe, Gregory B. Jarvis, Judith A. Resnik, Michael J. Smith, Francis R. Scobee. and Ronald E. McNair. On January 28, 1986, at approximately 11:40 a.m., the flight of Space Shuttle Mission 51-L abruptly ended in an explosion. Less than 2 minutes earlier, thousands of viewers and school children from across the country watched with joy and enthusiasm as the orbiter carried a crew of seven, among which was the first teacher to travel into space. It is with great sadness that we mourn the passing of these men and women who were members of our NASA family, but it is more important to remember them for their bravery and zest for challenge. In President Reagan’s statement to the Nation, he said, The crew of the Shuttle Challenger honored us by the manner in which they lived their lives. We will never forget them nor the last time we saw them — this morning — as they prepared for their journey and waved goodbye, and ‘slipped the surly bonds of earth’ to ‘touch the face of God.’ ” Student Life 179 rui LnJ S® F©©dl ETLfD@[T0©®l On Sunday, May 25, 1986, millions of people from coast to coast set out for the day to join hands to raise money for the hungry people of America. Hands Across America was a plan designed to unite a great chain of people all the way across the United States. At approximately 3 o’clock in the afternoon on May 25, the people involved joined their hands, yelled, and sang songs written for the event. Hands Across America was an event which made history. Everyone involved became friends with the people around them. The line was formed for approximately 20 minutes. On the drive home from Rider College, where students from Dover High joined the Morris County group, a second line seemed to form. This line was formed by people in their cars. Horns were honked, hands were slapped, and people called out to one another. It was an experience that touched all involved. Six million people were needed to complete the chain across America. Between 6 to 7 million people participated in this chain. The chain was not completed since the desert in the West was deemed too hot for people to stand. Having everyone donate $10 or more, millions of dollars were raised to feed the hungry people of America. This was the goal of the day. Figures released by the group’s national office in Los Angeles showed New Jersey was second only to California in total donations and pledges among the 16 states in which the human chain was formed on May 25. The figures show some 225,000 New Jerseyans participated in the drive and contributed or pledged a total of $3,025,264. We should be proud that students from Dover High helped New Jersey to achieve this outstanding amount of money. Top: Dover's contingent leaves for the line. Above: Jessica Sisto, Jennifer Nicholas, and Todd Tuttle snack before they line up. 180 Student Life Carl Peterson and Lara Loory eat a snack before joining the rest of the Dover High students in line. Student Life 181 Bottom left Lucia Bennett and Donia Morales prove they have an evil side. Bottom right: Bill Jost flashes for Halloween. Below: Tina Bugan makes eating look like fun. Right Bobby Culleny and Ed Campbell imitate members of the rock band Kiss.” ©(air Besides orange and black being Dover High school's colors they are also the colors that represent Halloween. Every year the students turn on their spirit and enjoy the holiday that seems to have been made just for them. Costumes of every kind can be veiwed throughout the day. At the end of the day the student counsel holds it's annual Halloween parade in the gym. Awards are given to the best costumes in the following categories: ugliest, scariest, most original, and the funniest. Even the teachers get into the spirit by dressing up and getting a laugh out of the students. Overall, Halloween seems to be a day when spirits soar. It's a day to let loose and enjoy the holiday that belongs to Dover High. Above left: Christine Jacobsen and Julie Cozzolino show off their costumes at the annual Halloween parade in the gym. Left: Leslie Houser displays her paper mache dragon costume. Student Life 183 184 Come to a bank that values your time as much as your money. Today, it's a fast-moving world out there. Time is indeed money. That's why United Jersey is committed to being faster. Faster in the way we handle your business. Faster in the way we approve loans. Faster in the way we respond to your needs for new financial services. So if time means money to you, come to a bank that values both. I United Jersey The fast-moving bank. 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G.T wuz here '87 Allison. Jane Allison. Jim Allison. Mildred Allison, Susan Alvarado 1. Carlos Always Together Pere Sandra 4ever Always Together Seth Sandra 4ever Amster, Carol 4 Art Amy class of 93 Amy 4 Mike forever Amy L sais hi Ana — Class of 82 Ana Espino, Class of 82 Ana Man -N- Jose Ana. Marla. Chris friends And Baby makes 3 — The Seiger Anderson,Francena Andrea 4 Kai 9 20 86 Andrew v DuJack Water Commission Andy 4 Sarah Angel 4 Marrfyn -P R. Couple Angel Cordero -n- Evelyn Bowen 86 Angel Mendoza ♦ Mantra Segarra Angei, Siivana ♦ Angel Jr Mero Angela M. and Monica L Best Friends Angelo Delfma Unante Angle Garcia loves Magui Angust. Marge Ambai-Remember-Me-Kelly-McD's Arne Class of 87 ' Arne. Tai. Chris friends 4-ever Animal -TCB Ann Decroce — good luck Ann Mane 4 Irene friends forever Anna ♦ Ron Anna — got any gum Anna Torres 1990 Anna Torres loves Jason Streko Anna has a b«g . Anna loves John Streko Anthony loves Roxanne Anthony. 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Dat 4 Dick Fasano. Mr. 4 Mrs. James J. Fat Man Melts Fat Man Rock's Faulkenham. Mr 4 Mrs. Faust W John Felicia G leaves Liz R a razor Felicia loves Wiffredo. Nov. 14 Fercha IS my 1 student 86. Mr. Troha Fernara. Rose Fichter. Bob 4 Gloria Fichter. Robert M Figueroa. Mary 4 Bobby Figueora. Mr. 4 Mrs Robert Filipski. Bob ♦ Nancy Boosters 195 FHipski. Dot FilipsKi. Janet M Finn, Don. Claire, Jeff. 4 Jon Finn, Jeff Firtn, Bob Fisk. Mane Frtzommovs. Dan Fleming, Betty Fleming, Betty Fleming, Betty F. Fleming, Robert Flip was Here Florist Plus Fluffy 4 Cotton Football 74.42. and 41-hot Stuff Fot a good time call Pete For my darling wife. Shar For the sexiest frog I know-someday Forever Yours Lmette S. Fonda. Peter Forte, Mary Beth Fran 4 Vicki B.F.F. Fran Joe Ferrara Francisco. Patricia Frank Hulsman Jr. Frank. Frank E. Maj. Fred From Griffs Fred Horns Chevron Fred the fossiie finder Fredericks. Tim 4 Lynne Freds Fish Market Freshman Cheerleaders 1 Freshman Football 1 Frick -n- Frack 88 Friday Mornings C.L.C. Frieend. Joe Friends Forever -K. -C. Friends are Forever Frisbie. Ed Frltch Family Frith. Sandy Fro-ATVT S.R. and W.V. Frogs forever Fuzzy Bear G M I love you S.D G S.J. friends forever GA 4 GM Forever GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 87 — R P. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1988 GOOD LUCK ESPERANZA — LOVE MACY'S GOOD LUCK I LL MISS YOU DAVE B ESP GOOD LUCK TO BOBBY PATINO — J.C. GOOD LUCK TOM GRANDINETTI. RUTH GRANDINETTI. TONY GREECE, a beautiful country! GREECE, no words can explain you! Gabe -n- Kristi Gabs Tardive Gall. Anna Garcia. Eddie Garrido. Oscar Garrison. Barbara Gary Carter 1 Gary Carter (Kid) Gavilares. Juanita Gayton. Nita E. Geeks Do IT Better. Gena love Felix... forever Gena loves David Gena loves Felix Gena loves Javier Cuevas Geney. Gloria George Best of Luck! Love Jodi Geschwmdner. Errol 4 Rachel Get ready for Vermont Evie! Giambattista. AI Giganteli. Ralph 4 Mary Ann Gill, Jorge. Ariel.Mii.Gmny.Diablo Ginny H. loves Jake D. forever Gmny loves Bucky 10 14 85 Ginny. Charlie. Buck, and Mike Giombetti. Ai 4 Rita GirlsJ.V Basketball 1 Girls Softball 1 Girls soccer 1 Gladys F. ♦ Maria P Best Friends Gladys Fiores ♦ Danny Gonzalez Gladys Flores loves Danny Gonzalez Gladys loves Danny Gonzalez Go For it 81 Go Tigers! Go for it Laura Go. Dover Tigers Goble. Bill 4 Darlene Goble. Madelyn God Bless Laurie 4 Shelly God Bless Laune 4 Shelly God Bless Laune 4 Shelly God Bless Laurie 4 Shelly God Bless You. Aunt Martha God bless the Seniors God loves the Freshmen Gogila. Mr 4 Mrs. R. Gold berry. Bertha Goldberry. Howard Jr. class of 89 Goldberry. Howard Sr. GokJenberg, Sue Gomez. Rolando 4 Mana Gonzales. Karson Gonzalez Family. The Gonzeiez. Hiram Gonzalez. Joanne Gonzalez. 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Larry W Hendry Family Henry Henry and Mana Always Henry and Mana Always Henry and Mana Always Henry and Maria always Here is to the class of 88 Herman loves Stacy forever Herman. Mr 4 Mrs Hernandez, Johnny Hewitt. Lynn Hewitt. Richard Hey Alicia. Thats N� ce Hair Hey Anna. What are U thinking? Hey Colleen. Lets go to N.Y.C.f Hey DSF. thanks for the friendship Hey Dad I think he's gone p her Hey Hoss' Hey Mark — Yeehaw II! -Jodi Hey Mez ♦ Vaz did you get Tam ♦ Tif Hey Pam that hair is awesome Hey Pam. U thinking what I think? Hey Zooley. there's a dog' J.C. Hey head banger — Bang this head' Hey little brother! Hi Anita Lou! Love Madge' Hi Everybody-Leo Gardner Hi Evie. Hi Tam. Hi Lar.-love. Mar Hi Jan from Steph Hi Jeanie from Cheryl Hi Mom 4 Dad HI Snydly -Guess who? Hi Tom — T.B. Hi mom and Dad Hi. From Maria at Stocktow Hicks. Stacey L. Hmcapie. Viviana Hoadiey. Bill 4 Debbie Hodge. Steven Hoffman Family Hoffman. Rita M Hoffmans. The Holley. Joan Dteweiier Holmes. Meivm Margaret Holmes. Susan Honse. Willie Hooper, Bob, Janet 4 Valerie Hoopes, H. Hopler. Helen E Horn, Fredrick 4 Amy Jo Horutz. Paul 4 Eleanor Hot Rod Les House Mouse is in town How old is old How's the cow Hrynio. Marcia 4 Joe and sons Hughey. Ann Hull. George 4 Betty Huron. Bickley. Malloy, and Scully Huss Kicks in 86 (Alez 4 Bryan) Hynes Family Hynes Family I want to ape-with-ar Helen F. I Break for Shmoos I LOVE BOB BOVE! I LOVE MICHELE? I LOVE MICHELE? I LOVE NATHAN SIMMONS I Love Anna Quiros I Love Bob Bove I Love Carene! T.J. I Love Edcfce I Love Gilbert Agront I Love Henry I Love Jason Fairchild I Love Joe M I Love Jon Bon Jovi I Love Jon F. — T.M. I Love Menudo -n- Gabe I Love Micheal J. Fox! I Love Wrestling I Love You Babe! I Love You Bryan-Minam I Love You Cheryl I Love You Mary Torres-Torn 2E I Love You Tom 2E-Mary T. I Miss You Jackie! I WILL MISS MY CLASS OF 87 I don't know -Ducki I drunk I'm think I hate egg babies I love 40 I love Agie Pageiost I love Alex I love Alex (by A R C.) i love Alex Soiorzano i love Ann Maria Merchek I love Berta: Mom I love Bill-D.C. I love Bobby T ♦ Wiez — Karen I love Chris Peer I love Chuck Anthony I love Class of '89 I love Class of 89 I love Danny Gonzalez. G.F. 86 I love Danny Gonzalez 4ever. Gladys I love Danny. L.M. 4 I love Don Johnson (Miami Vice) I love Don Mattingly 23 I love Dover Hove Ecuador byJ.T. I love George Mendoza. (Y M.) I love Gmny I love Hector! I love Howard Goldberry I love JAM. Forever I love JV 4-ever I love Jennifer 4 John I love Joe Rye I love John M. with all my heart I love John Z. I love Julie Lyneh — Chick l love Junior I love Junior Gonzalez I love Karyn ♦ Wiez Hove Lisa, D S. I love Lorna I love Louis G always 4 forever CM i love Luis Santana (N.S.) I love M.L.: W.J.S. 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I LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU JASON I LL FOREVER BE LOVING YOU. WAYNE I LL FOREVER BE LOVING YOU. WAYNE I LL FOREVER BE LOVING YOU. WAYNE I LL FOREVER BE LOVING YOU. WAYNE I LL FOREVER BE LOVING YOU. WAYNE I'M gonna miss everybody so much-CP I'll always love you awesome I'll always be as close as MH 4 u I’ll always love you Melinda. Tom I'll be crying because I love you I II forever be loving you! Stevia I'll forever be loving you! Stevia I'll forever be loving you! Stevia I'll forever be loving you! Stevia I'll forever be loving you! Stevia I'll hold your wallet Ml ucome bk I'll love you forever Mike I'll miss all my friends in Dover I'll miss all my senior friends I'll miss the Nook Crew -Karen I'll miss you always Espe. Dave I I never forget my best friend! I H never forget you Donny I'll never forget you Stevia -Dave I'll never forget you. Melinda. Tom I'm Puertorican. I don't use coupons I'm going to get Toxic Shock! 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Wayne To Our Michael To Our Pattie-Cake To Phillis God Bless You To Sonia — Best of Luck To Space Cadet To a truly good friend Joshua To ail the girls that I love Ted J. To little Charlie To my Daughter s live) Todd Hewitt class of 2001 Tom Tom ♦ Linda Miller Tom M. I'll never forget you M M Tom Mayes the star. McBride Tom Mayes you are hot K M Tom Thompson is cute Tom Toohey 8 Mary Torres Tom Toohey loves Mary Torres Tom Toohey 8 Mary Torres Tom and Bettie Jennings Tom Chnsty Comer Tom. Nan, Rose, and Bob Doming Tom-n-Colleen 10 18 86 Tomi Jo you finally made it! Tomka. Mrs Anna Tommy 8 Wanda — True Love Tony 8 Arleen Lets Ride Tony DeAquino 8 Leticia Sarduy Tony Mortillo (Hey Raiphie Boy) Tony X From Griff's Tony loves Roxanne Tonya J loves Ricky R. Tonya. Tracy 8 Tracy friends 4-ever Toohey. Kelly Toohey. Lmda 8 Tom Torres. Joe 8 Mary Ann Torres. Julie Torres. Lucan Toth. Mr 8 Mrs Stephen A Jr. Toth. Shirley Toth. Stephen and Helen Touch The Face of God Touhey. Dennis Traber Vreeiandis i Traci 8 Gmny hopefully friends Traci R loves JohnM. Traci R. loves JohnM. Tracy 8 Shannon best friends 4-ever Tracy E loves Glen R (T.) Tracy loves Nelson Trtcuies Family Trish Wrong Place Lisa Troha. Anthony L Troha. R Tucker. Paul Turpin. Mr 8 Mrs Raymond L Tuttle Family Tuttle. Mr 8 Mrs Dean Tufty. Jackie Tweety loves Jim forever Tyger loves Tygress Udma. Chris Udma. Joey Udma, Mr 8 Mrs C. Udma. Mr 8 Mrs Joseph Uiimann. Charles Mr 8 Mrs Uncle Jack 8 Aunt Hug Uncle Red Underhill. Shannan Union Hill Service Center Up With Christ Upsaia 86 VANESSA BK A VANY VAZ. MEZ. ANO MEO CLASS OF 88 VIKINGS ARE 1 Valentine. Mr 8 Mrs. Wayne Valle. Juan Vanessa. Andrea. Dixoana. Chnstin Van. C -L- Chris P Vanry. JohnS R Vargo. Alex Varsity Softball 2B 1 Varsity Softball 2B 1 Vasquez. Lrfiian Vasquez. Nancy Vasquez family Vazquez. Celia Vazquez. Johnny Vazquez.Juan Vega. Manuel Venus -n- Titi Vermont 86-87 Vermont- Break the Bed Mop Vick why you got big Knockers-KN Vickie 8 Margie Vidaver. Mrs Arthur Vigliotti. Anthony Vigliotti. Phyllis Vlkl 8 Viki B F F.A E Viiagos. Ed Vitovic. John Vollun. Peggy Voiech is better WE LOST 3 GREAT YEARS MICHELE WE LL ALWAYS 8E TOGETHER. VAZ Wade Boggs Batting Champ 86 Wagner. Louis Charles Waldo. Michele Walker, Bess Walker. Shirley Waiter Dappas Waiter Payton � 1-RB Waiters. Jean Wanda V. 8 Arne friends 4-ever Wasao. George Watkins. Robert 8 Mary Watson. George E. Wayne Wayne, your TRUE LOVE is Espe We love Brian McNight We love Lee Ann We love Mom 8 Dad 8 Gram We love you- Julie Cozz Weaver. David Weaver. Gary Weaver Laurie Weber Joan Wedekind. Edith 8 Theodore Wedekind. Gerald Weight Trimmers Weird Science Jess Pals (Pancakesl Welch. Mike 8 Evelyn Welcome Home Lm Welsh, Charles Wentzei. Barbara Wentzei. Wiiban Wharton Rotary Club Whats the formula class9 5L physics When an else fails, try GOD White Family White, Barbara White, John 8 Linda White. Lucy M Whittenbarger. Wimpy 8 Dottie Who cares about going to TIMMY S Who cares9 I don't Who is Wmkie Who loves you baby Who s Dubba1 Which Way to Wawa Yanda9 Wiley. Evelyn Wilkeirs. Clarener Will Little Dubba do it m 87 Williams-M O F H Evelyn Willie G Willy Devaiie 8 Ada Rivera Willy Lorenzo loves Diana Traverso With love M A T. Wittmann, Cookie 8 Kenny Wittmann. Sharyn 8 Wayne Wobb e. i'll Atways Love You WobtXkms My Baby Wolfy goes to Wildwood Wong. Mana Flor Wood Desiree Wood. Olga World Champion New York Mets-Murph World Senes Champons N Y Mets Wos 8 Family. Tony Wulff Family Wybie. Dave Wyimarie s First Year Y.V ♦ G M Always 8 Forever YOU MADE A BIG MISTAKE. MICHELE' YVONNE CHEWEY IN MY HEART Yanauok family Yankees Rule in 87 Yanovok. Mr 8 Mrs Thomas Yes-No? Yngwie J Maimsteen Rules' Yolanda Daniei Pedernera Yosh 8 Munch, best friends 4-ever' You made me forget Odiiio' Stevia You'll never know how much A 8 R You re Welcome Eva You re the best' 10 Young. Mr. 8 Mrs Your friend from Randolph Yuhass. John S. Jr Yvette ♦ Sharon Best Friends 4ever Zanotti. Theresa Zimmerman. Fred Zmckgraf. Edward Zooley wuz here Zooley-those animals are real good Zooties 8 Necros are 1 Zooties do it the best Zoraida Lorenzo class of 88 Zuzoc. Mr 8 Mrs Martin best of luck mom iiiba. I issma ourya miiesa little licker T B liz GregOct 11 1986 long live Led Zeppelin — J.C. oooweep-ei' Boosters 199 Four hundred fifty copies of the 1987 Tiger were printed by the Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas at its plant in Malvern, Pennsylvania. The covers were printed in Texas and shipped to Malvern where the book was assembled. The approximate cost of publishing Volume 62 was $16,000.00. Our sales representative was Mr. Murray Howard. This 8’ 2x1 1 book contains 200 pages printed on 100 lb. enamel paper. The book also uses Smyth binding and is rounded and backed. Twelve pages are printed in four-color and nineteen pages are printed in spot color, sunrise red 40%. All body copy is set in Helvetica Standard with 10 pt. type. Captions are set in 8 pt. type. All headlines are set in Helvetica Medium Outline with 30 pt. type. Division pages are printed in Brush in 60 pt. type. The cover is two applied colors. One is a silkscreen of orange 811 and the other is a thermoscreen of black 910 on a base material color of grey 950. The cover is stone grain cut-out and the names are printed on the cover in white. The cover art work was designed by Patti Misyak. Senior class portraits were taken by Lorstan-Thomas Studios of Union, New Jersey, during the week of September 8-12, at the high school. Lorstan-Thomas Studios also took the underclassmen pictures on September 15. The photography studio representative was Mrs. Cynthia Becker. The book was sold for $30.00 during the week of November 18-25. Students could have purchased the book for $25.00 by paying in full. Students may also have received a free copy of the book by selling 15 boosters at $2.00 each by October 29. The editors would like to thank everyone who participated in the production of Tiger ’87 as well as the financial supporters in the community. Togjdir W Edloteirg Pmfi) HwOciw 200