Fair Lawn High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Fair Lawn, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1972 volume:

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This yearbook is their flower, A remembrance of the days, the events, The joys, and the tears they shared together . . . Just one small part of that Great Celebration of Life Q QQ LQQQLQQQQALQQQ iidvyeeoudioou ooodv CALENDAR CELEBRATION 972 WHo's Wuo Summer's endless green Each leaf like another . . . As autumn approaches Changes appear, Subtle at first, Gradually brightening, I Till each leaf has ' An identity of its own. Who is to say A leaf must blend with the others? One can choose to stand alone. MOST CONGENIAL Geri Consalvo and Fred Raker EVERY DAY L.QLQAQllQ.Q-LQ4LQQQ Q4 466646909 6901-1 0000 0 COLUMBUS DAY sfvl?vX3 . C , i , ' ' J'- 'nf , L ' ff I L L Q L' 79 - ,f -avg ? Q MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pat Wang and SANTA MARIA DESPAIR OF THE FACULTY Kenny Epstein Cuyler Christiansen 'i Y 4 Y BEST LOOKING Sharon Pettineo and Bob Pier ALL SAINTS' DAY ' f A A g' l E ' ,h , V PRIDE OF THE FACULTY A Q , X ,' ,K Gail Qualantone and ' U 1 ' , ff' ' Trix Dave Sacks I ' if S. S 'V' I JW' ml f - Q A L N f Y WSI? W L f - 1 L I H QQQQWQ-Q.L1QlQ LQ 1656059056969 0909 oe :NW ON DAY V1 IL CLASS POLITICIANS Shari Lewitt and Gary Natovitz H A 5 MOST MUSICAL Sylvia Miranda and Rich Schacher NEW YEAR H N U 4 - - , , I Y 'S EVE FHLL. DI, N MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED SSQVAD M CM3fR5s Geri Consalvo and 6 MR. F mp:Tfi'332R,'Sf - Fred Raker CLASS CHATTERBOXES Geri Canali and Kenny Epstein J AYEA A - A - ' - A A ' I Y Y -,,.Y. Y.,- VALENTINES DAY fi yy S A If X CUTEST COUPLE Pam Wolthouse and John Mamo CLASS FLIRTS Enid Matorin and Matt Friedman OPENING NIGHT S' DA MOST DRAMATIC Sylvia Miranda and Fred Raker CLASS CLOWNS Debbie Flynn and Kenny Epstein F----p--. Y 5635 OF SPRIN XTR. , , r, fp 'N w J-1 MOST ATHLETIC Geri Consalvo and Bob Blakely MUST ARTISTIC Irene Kolatalo and Tom Hedderich Y- S BEST DRESSED Marsha Scaglione and Randy Varrecchia - LY CLASS CONSERVATIVES Diane Polackin and Jack Sayewich Q 15 CLASS SCHOLARS Pat Wang and Dave Sacks 9 T Elroy DeMar1a Virgil Sasso Vlce P1'mclPal Vxce Prlnclpal ig, Karl Martm Admnustratlve Asslstant Daniel Rothermel Principal J Leslle Campbell Harry Henky Admlnlstratlve Assoclate Director 'of Assistant Guldance Harry Holowach Admlnlstratlve Asslstant Vlrglnla Anastassoff Languages Peter Arella Muslc 4- ' ,,Lp ., k in w W P I , ' I ! , P Neil Austin Music Abraham Bichler Social Studies! Languages Claire Blut Business Education JOSCPII Ayi0ll Alexander Bell Mathematics Business Education Dee Ann Biegel Shirley Blake Business Education Mathematics E H James Bottomley Driver Education! Physical Education James Brangan Guidance Elaine Buchsbaum Eugene Bugkley Librarian English Frank Bennett Physical Education Supervisor 'ffl' Jack Block Social Studies Gail Brumale English inv- Cvx Maria Byrne Languages 'QZT Roseanne Cademartori Constance Carlough Social Studies English 'rf-' William Clifford Frederick Crouter Business Education Social Studies '-'EIS' Gloria de la Carrera Languages , L., Jessie Church Business Education Cornelia Daub Art Rosanne DeMayo 1 2 English Arza Dean Damel DeLuca English Business Education x i N rv u , , Mary Cozad Nurse Patricia Demarest English Matthew Deodato Music Diane Des Lauriers Physical Education Vincent Fiesler English 'm Lucille Calender Physical Education Gerald Giemzo English QF rank Devens Business Education Supervisor Michael Filippone Industrial Arts Supervisor Linda Gariota Mathematics Mary Alice Dotson Home Economics Stanley Friedman Mathematics Janie Gentry Guidance at Donald Eves Science Richard Frost Business Education in-ay Doris Gerson Languages Vincent Giglio Science 1 5 Helene Gorlyn Languages Gs- 'if-. X ig 1 ., Pat Harrington Physical Education Eleanor Hartmann Mathematics Bonnie Hunt Business Education L Joanne Guimara Joseph Hannan English Guidance X Joseph Hausmann Ann I-Ieffler Physical Education! EnglishfLanguages Driver Education Sara Isaacs Claire Jacoby Special Education Social Studies Gilbert Knapp Dennis Kohn Industrial Art Science Harold Hoch Science i gig Diane Kemkemian Languages Q N ix nlsvessff Donald Kreitz Social Studies 'MR James Lawther Science Joseph Lomonico Driver Education 'Supervisor Adrienne Lastomlrsky Gary Lausch English Physical Education! Driver Education James Leach Marilyn Lembo Science English Judith Mackie Fran Marasco Science Social Studies Nicholas Minervini Gertrude -Meyers Physical Education! Mathematics Driver Education Lois Lawrence Home Economics 1 Elaine Levine English Edmund Mazza Science Mary Mullen Mathematics I , ff b 4V. Jerry Neiwirth 'Guidance Thomas O'Neill Art Melanie Pelak Science Howard Passaro Industrial Arts Howard Piatt Art Thomas Ratzin English L r Marie Nowak Nurse Judith Paul Social Studies ,Q William Oliver Science Mario Peano Industrial Arts Alan Pressman English 6 Kathleen Raab Mathematics nes Ricchiutti English Lynne Roberts Languages Morris Rosenblatt Mathematics Paul St. Lawrence Physical Education! Driver Education Linda Shoulberg Physical Education 7' w Q 'in 1 Seymour Robertson Willie Robinson Science Mathematics Sidney Rosenthal Edward Sabol Physical Education Industrial Arts Judith Schettino Janet Schuster Mathematics Business Education f Paul Rosenberg Librarian Andrew Sachs Industrial Arts Virginia Shaul Home Economics Lloyd Siegrist Industrial Arts 1.-gf S X ,af to 1 Kathryn Stilwell Guidance Donald Thoner Business Education Jane Urquhart English WX Richard Stone Richard Szura Sciencel Physical Education! Driver Education Driver Education fu ' ff f 'wifi ' at 1 ' 'V gg -as Ii 7-R V ' 1 A 'X A W X i I E 5 ', 3,3 E Alfred Threlfall Domenic Tomassoni Social Studies Languages 'ai n Qr-.Ny v I ' 1' V n Marianne Van Blarcom Gerard Art Van Koolhergen Guidance Miriam Waks Ruth Walter Mathematics Librarian Lois Tannenbaum English is fum Eleanor Trinka English 'It- Elizaheth Wagner Social Studies I in Barbara Weir Mathematics L.. Nx Maria Wiseman English George Yacykewych Languages! Driver Education as .aim-.fr - :in-f. ,im Audrey Wilcox Joseph Wilson Physical Education Social Studies Supervisor , 'X , 'ff- I 4 5 J Michael Dunne Social Studies Leo Zappala Gretchen Cominetto Languages I English English Thomas J. Cannito Board of Education: Standing, Left to Right: L. Barry Tedesco, John V. Superintendent of Artale, Richard J. Raymond, H. Leroy Brininger, Robert S. Gyory, Harvey Schools Browne, Reginald Hopkinson CAttorneyj, Donald A. Fusco CSecretaryQg Seated, Left to Right: Vice-President Lewis Sprechman, President John T. Walsh, Superintendent of Schools Thomas J. Cannito, and Mark N. Jacobs. sif A af RETIREMENT A native of Missouri, Miss Virginia Elliott first came to Fair Lawn High School in 1946 as a teacher of art and history. Six years later, she was asked to accept the position of Director of Guidance, the position previously held by Mr. Rothermel. In this capacity she helped to create the Guidance Department as we know it today, fulfilling the needs of the young people in Fair Lawn. The many recipients of awards in the awards assem- bly at the end of the school year attest to that fact. After twenty-six years of service to Fair Lawn High School, Miss Elliott has decided to retire. She plans to devote her time to sewing and the crafts. One of her favorite hobbies is design- ing her own Christmas cards. On behalf of the students and faculty of Fair Lawn High School, Crimson Tide wishes Miss Elliott a fond farewell, thank- ing her for all she has done. Virginia Elliott September of 1954 brought Philip Gariss to Fair Lawn High School. Mr. Gariss was a certified teacher of both Latin and German. After teaching for two years, he became Fair Lawn High School's one-man German Department for the next fourteen years. Mr. Gariss was known to all as the master of the tape recorder. His vast collection of tapes ranged from Beethoven to the rock musical Hair performed in German. A morning would not go by without the music of his tapes. Mr. Gariss is now retiring to his home in Denville, New Jersey to devote his time to his wife, his roses, and his dogl The staff of Crimson Tide and the Class of '72 join the faculty in wishing Mr. Gariss the best of luck in the coming years. 'Nh Philip Gariss Anne Heffler I , it-5 , 'l , .s K 1 Mrs. Anne Heffler was a graduate of Montclair State Col lege with a double major and a B.A. in Latin and English. Before coming to Fair Lawn High School, Mrs. Heffler taught in Garfield High Schobl for seven and a half years. She -has been on the staff of F .L.H.S. for sixteen years teaching Latin, English, and Humanities. Mrs. Heffler plans to travel with her husband and devote more time to her family, yet she must admit, she will miss Fair Lawn High School. We wish her hap- piness and joy in the coming years. TODI Phyllis Couhig Margaret DeMaria Carolyn Dorf Adeline Gershan Estelle Kirsch Mildred Kittner Eileen Kleinlzerg Beatrice Korn Mary-Ellen Licastro -7 W ,N . , .- V- ,- im- - ,V Anthony Bielewicz Juan Calderon H. Dieck Elton Ekstrom Nicholas Ganz Eric Herrmann Edward Kelly-Head Custodian Henry Krotje Gaspar Palazzolo Joseph Ruggeri Paul Scheihner W. Sudol Ann McGlynn-Matron ECRET RIES Eleanor Lipfert Gayle Minick Renee Polay Mollie Tapolow Dorothy Tonetti Dorothy Towle Marjorie Wilkinson Shirley Zax CAF ETERI ST F F 1 N Mary Azzarone Marie Bucki Jean Cairns Lena DeBruyle Arlene Mitchell Susan Romaniello Margaret Roughgarden Gertrude Snyder Lillian Tufano Josephine VanCleave Marion VanTilburg Lolita Wood 21 ' -Jvv 65'44 4 A A - 8Q5 '33s8883gggz995 J 9 CTI ITIE Nature plots the destiny of its elements A leaf can only he a leaf, A snowflake only that., Following its designated course. But we are human beings, Destiny's a power in our command, We can do something with that power To be more than what we are, To he active. se sl. M ,, SENIOR CL SS COU CIL Senior Class Council's major contribution this year was the magazine sale. It likewise planned all the activities scheduled for seniors during their final week of school including the prom and the class trip. Mike Papa Diane Polackin Judy Roberts Trudi Schlomowitz Ed Schwartz SENIORS: Robyn Silverman-Secretary Mike Belby Joe Farah-Vice President Lisa Koch Jill Sternberg Karen Bressler-Treasurer Susan Geller Sheree Lennard Linda Ulinsky Leslie Bresloff Sharon Guzy Craig McDonald ' Larry White Nanci Chapman Dennis Goldberg Bernie Maisner Linda Young Bonnie Daly Robert Jacoby Joe Napolitano Steve Rabin Betty Emond Frank Kaplan Gary Natovitz-President Pam Pine , c L pm, X , fa YE RBOOK ST FF The Literary Staff of the yearbook works diligently after school The members of the Photography Staff are easily identified by the cameras they bring daily to school. These boys are responsible for nearly all the pictures in the yearbook and take great pride in their work. SENIORS : Mark Morrel-Editor P3111 Wafchol writing captions, typing out the entire senior class list, checking copy, and rushing to meet deadlines. SENIORS: Joan Becker Marie Pirog-Tri-editor Keri Herz0g1Tri.editor Sara Rosenberg-Tri-editor The Art Staff of the yearbook is responsible for choosing the cover, the size, and the entire layout of the yearbook. These members meet the prices of the yearbook by selling FAMOUS NAMES PAGES and copies of the yearbook pictures. The Art, Photography, and Literary Staffs are proud to present the 1972 Crimson Tide. SENIORS: Marcia Emote Karen Futterman Jeanni Gil Michelle Kresch 24 Ruth Lake Barb Lehman Kathy Moore Carol Nakashian Ted Pecora Donna Rizzo Lisa Sarullo Lori Shoman Dave Sloan Bonnie Stein Debbi Stodalak -qu . Q ,.,-,,,,,,,x, ., ,I 1- v ,..,---- STM . ,gud x X --AA . le, V - ' 'N 5 A, S I Wt I JW 5... sig-Q IW- ' : :kit -:said .4-t -- . . . ' ::, I ' fe 'lj xllllb - 5 T DE'FCO CH. An experiment in the system of representation characterized the 1971-1972 Student Council. In an effort to achieve a reater cross K H! section of the student iody, Council M representatives- were elected from p English classes rather than at large ' .Z Y Ye, M from the entire student population. 4 1--.:ggf. ,,,- -S SENIORS: Craig Jones Alan ROSGIIIIHHS Rhonda Baker Jody Kaufman Lou Rubin Jerry Birenz-Vice President Fran Krawilz Bufldi' Sharloff Karen Bressler Marc Krieger Glen Sh0l'l' Ken Cohen Howard Longin Sandy Tafalli Cuyler Christiansen Craig Mc Donald Sandy Touhey Debbie De Mai-ia Jeff Mead Linda Ulinsky Jee Farah Steven Mintz Patricia Wang-President Elise Fishman Joe Napolitano-Treasurer Robin Weber Diang Fox Steve Rabin--Parliamentarian Lary Weissman Cindy Hamburg-Secretary Mitch R0biU50U TUDE'T TGRE ' ' ' i The Student Store is the first high school stu- dent-owned corporation in the country. Staff- ed by students, the Store serves the needs of the school by selling school supplies and novelty items. The Student Store teaches the students who work in it about the hows and whys of business. SENIORS: Joan Becker Jeff Gottesman Qin charge of storej Mark Morrel Dan Bulge Phil Raffiani Dale Donchin Jeff Talib Marcia Emore Steve Wisod UNIO C SS COUNCIL as f A The Junior Class Council works diligently to direct all of the functions of the Junior Class. This year, the elected representatives' main project was the Junior Prom. OPHO ORE C SS COUNCIL , . iraq. A xv ', '- . 4 ,X ,ol ,L J. ,, ,. ,.-.1 ,. - .4 ' 'lfiiif 'ill M 'iv Denise Beckman Sandy Berei Mike Brandman Cheryl Cooperman Adrienne Cunninghis Eve Elliott Evelyn Feller Janice Goldberg Gary Haar Andy Hoh Sue Jacobs Debra Kannry Audrey Krall Anita Krauss Curtis LeMay Donna Lurie Peter Marion Sandy Mitchell Al Perzley-President Tom Pierce Sheryl Roth Heidi Sayewich Holly Slade-Secretary Karen Salomon Rhonda Steinhardt Fran Streich-Treasurer Chip Tanneberger Anne Van Dam Mike Weiner-Vice President Sue Wolff The Sophomore Class Council is respon- sible for guiding the youngest members of the school through their first year of high school. The class council oversees the candy sale and all the other events which the sophs perform. Hope Alexiades Florence Berghout Jonathan Blake Wally Bruckner Edward Carduner Nancy Chernev John Dingfelder Marion Erlichman Bob F utterman Robert Goldsmith Hillary Hauptman Peter Hoffman Alyce Kaplan Lynette Kittner Howard Lippman Paul Magid Lisa Meltzer Lynn Nakashian Lisa Pollack Randy Rothenberg Elaine Salvadore Gail Schlomowitz Cheryl Simon Elizabeth Spiegler Gail Tessler Norman Weisfeld Mitchell Zeemont 27 NATIO L HO OR SOCIETY Students who show outstanding leadership, scholarship, character, and service are elected to the National Honor Society in their junior or senior year. SENIORS : Joshua Bailin Bonnie Behrman Sharon Beltzer Sheila Berman James Beshaw Debbie Billeci Ralph Bonheim Marc Breslow Karen Bressler Gary Buchwald Jeffrey Carlson Michael Choma Cuyler Christianson Kenneth Cohen Janette DeBlock Dale Donchin Marcia Emore Lynn Feinstein Jodie Friedberg Doreen Getlan Susan Goldring Jeffrey Gottesman Neil Gottlieb Diane Granat Rhonda Grossman David Grunstra Cynthia Hamburg Howard Hauptman Karen Heller Mark Heller Mitchel Hirschklau Hanan Isaacs Robert Jacoby Mitchell Kihn Lisa Koch Neal Koch Barbara Koert Fred Koszewnik Marc Krieger Stuart Lederer John Lemza Shirley Lomonico Matthew Lorber Craig McDonald' --President Lonny Matlick Jeffrey Mead Ingrid Mirakovits Sylvia Miranda Wendy Mittler Tara Murray Nancy Nasta Frances Palmieri Pamela Pine Marie Pirog Stephen Platt Diane Polackin Bradford Pollack Frederick Pugatch Gail Qualantone Steven Rabin Philip Raffiani Beth Ragovin Judy Roberts Mitchell Robinson Sara Rosenberg Carol Rosenblatt Louis Rubin James Russo David Sacks Nancy Scheffel Wanda Senick Jean Sherer Robyn Silverman Sandy Tarant Jeffrey Taub Donna T'oci Mark VanBuskirk Patricia Wang Robin I. Weber Bruce Wexler Stephen Wilchins Ronald Zimmerman 29 American Field Service strives for universal friendship and understanding through a student exchange program. Fair Lawn finances its programs with scholarship money raised at the annual Big Sing, this year featuring the Rutgers Glee Club. ole 39' 1 x--.' .', ..- -, lk ,g .. 41. xr- , ,, , ., , ,' uri- I , V .,. A ', . - . A . -. .1 i -D Y, . . ' -- . H-.'13. - -'-' '-.' '.-. T. , 4-' 4 ,- ,. Q. ' - , .1 .., . ,:, , , Lg- ...- .1.- - ' - - 15-33 SENIORS: Lynn Bandell Bonnie Behrman Sheila Berman Norman Cofalka Anne Fabian Karen Gabai Doreen Getlan Suzanne Honer Debbie Klein Shirley Lomonico Wendy Mittler Maria Pin Guerrero Pam Pine Diane Polackin Sandy Tarant Pat Wang Robin Weber-President Maria Pin Guerrero Norman Cofalka is from Wellingborough, England and presently resides at the home of Sandy Tarant. Like Maria, Norman had to adapt to a new school day. In England he was accustomed to going to school from 9:00 - 4:00 with a one and a half hour lunch break and a fifteen minute coffee break in the morning. The first three years of high school are spent learning a general course. The next two years are of oneis own choice. At the age of sixteen it is possible to leave school but if one wishes to continue on to the university, an additional two years of study are required. Norman is majoring in mathematics and hopes to have a career in engi- neering. His impression of America before coming to the U.S. was as follows: The male, usually smoking a cigar, wears the striped suit, and carries a 35 millimeter camera in a brown case around his neck. The female goes around the stores saying, 'I love that! I must take one home. '1 Norman now views Americans differently, finding them Cin gen- eralj very friendly. His smile will always be re- membered long after the sounds of his final ucheerio, friendsw has gone. EXCHANGE TUDE T Maria Pin Guerrero is from Guayaquil, Ecuador. She arrived in the States on August 6, 1971 and is currently residing with the Tannebergers. The second of four children, her chief desire is to meet new people and to communicate and exchange ideas with them. Maria has successfully adapted to a new way of life and more importantly, a new eductional system. The children in Ecuador are accustomed to starting school at the age of three, attending primary school for six years as well as high school. Colleges vary from five to six years in length. Maria's goal is to be a literature teacher. If, when she goes back to Ecuador she passes all her exams, she will go on to the university. Maria has been impressed with the friendliness of those around her and will miss the U.S. and the high school when she goes back. In the future, she would like to visit again. Maria has found this to be a unique experience and discovered people are basically the same everywhere. Lots of luck, Maria! Norman Cofalka D0 ESTIC EXCHAN Domestic Exchange is an organization which provides the opportunity for a group of students to experience different ways of life in various parts of our country. This year the exchange went to Random Lake, Wisconsin. 5 GE SENIORS: Sharon Beltzer Ken Block-President Leslie Bresloff Dale Donchin Mitch Dorf Cindy Hamburg Carol Hauser Hanan Isaacs Jody Kaufman Lisa Koch Neal Koch Matthew Lorber Jeff Mead Diane Mellinger Diane Polackin Judy Roberts Shelley Rudowitz Mike Saslowsky Jean Sherer David Smith Nick Worontsoff Lori Zisk 7 JA5. :fx ' 12545 11,5 'fic W ,fx :qu V, . Far L. H ,Tv , : .ff umm 9 if-4' ' Y .nf xv f N uf 5. M ll l ' fy r,'- -I .ag,. 4 V?'fg :..-,Y-gh, 1 .fri .yr-,L 1 .I ,I I 1,3 ,f,'u- xr-. . , . 1,7 EWU' .il ul nf . u 'S .AL 4 I ' . EH 'Q 'ng gui' Y 4 1'. ' -, 'qu'-. n -14- ,- nf.. rz'-',.'.-ff. I 1 ,,. 'r . L ' '-: ','1.a 'n A SENIORS: Mike Antignane Gwen Bocla Mitchel Bookstaber Bonnie Buffalino Linda Cannatella Robert Cartalem Donna Dean Cathy DeYonker Joann Durlacher Sheryl Fienstein Craig Frederick Bonnie Friedman-Treasurer Barbara Grabow Debra Heinrich Nancy Kaufman Sheila Kealy Joann Krum Lynn Lorenzi-President Kathy Mullen David Nagy-Vice President Henry Nestler Lois Pace Laura Pazos Joyce Perilli-Parlimentarian Cathy Rawley-Secretary Bonnie Stewart Donna Tamborino Neil Treitman Sharon Vander Zwalm Martha White Margie Weinberg Enid Matorin Distributive Education Club of America or D.E.C.A. is a national group of clubs devoted to preparing students for the business world. D.E.C.A. is mainly for students desir- ing an alternative to col- lege. Aside from making parties for orphans from nearby towns, D.E.C.A. has waged a campaign to clean up the school and the town. 'ff 4 Aa! KEYET T E S -J '- -1 I U I I L ' ' I 3 x x K I Q I I ',, . Keyettes is the girls' service organization which helps sponsor the orphan s Christmas party, the softball marathon, and frequent bake sales. One of its major projects this year was a carnival for the Martino fund. KEY CL B ' A SENIORS: Leslie Bressloff Mary Brockway Joann Chidiac Bonnie Daly Pat Dotzauer Karen Futterman Jean Gil Reggie Hiller Joann Hughes-Presldent Marla Kaplan Vicki Klain Michelle Kresh Sherri Lieberman Pat Lombardo Terry MacDonald Kathy Moore Tara Murray Carol Nakashian Ann Oliveria Maria Pin Diane Rizzo Pat Roman Donna Rota Estelle Rosenbaum Sara Rosenberg Barbara Santora Marsha Scaglione Illene Smiles Jeanne Smith Wendy Woogen Stephanie Worontsoff Key Club is a group of young men who aid their school and town by offer- ing their help and services whenever needed. Their aim is to raise money . . . not for themselves but for others. SENIORS: Neal Birnberg Steve Bloom Dave Brown Charles Bulva Rich Derfler Mich Dorf Howard Dorman Fred Giannetti Bill Glovin Frank Kaplan Marc Krieger Howard Longin Ed McBurnie Ray Maizel Marvin Moskowitz Gary Natovitz Alan Prezant Fred Raker Ron Resnick Alan Rosenhaus Glen Shorr Dave Smith- President Mike Smith Dave Speigel Steve Wilchins 35 CRI CRIER r l I 5 w X 1 1 Crimson Crier , the school newspaper, covers school events and issues a it serves as a forum for student opinion. This year Crimson Crier won first place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Conference. SENIORS : Josh Bailin Lynn Banclall Sharon Beltzer Cuyler Christianson Ken Cohen Scott Ganz Diane Granat Rhonda Grossman Keri Herzog Neil Koch John Lemza Jodie Liehowitz Bernie Maisner Mark Morrel Joe Napolitano Bill Nero Brad Pollack Steve Rabin Phil Raffiani Mitch Robinson Lou Rubin Ken Schwartz David Sloan Paul Warchol Robin Weber Larry Weisman Trenton Wright STYLU Stylus,' is the F.L.H.S. art and literary magazine. It is a medium through which any student can express his creativity. The popularity of Stylus', is ever increasing because the magazine represents a cross-section of the student body. For the second year in a row, 66Stylus has placed first in the Columbia Scholastic Press Conference. SENIORS: Bonnie Behrman Neil Birnberg Ralph Bonheim Steve Cooper Steve Farber Doreen Getlan Jim Goodman Keri Herzog Diane ,Iachie Larry Kaiser Bernie Maisner Wendy Mittler Mark Morrel Jean Sherer C. .giwj e.Q fi . ' I ' in in f F' . ' 3 f 9'.4 if' W Ji ' 1- , Q I NE' J , jxigfl '9 r 1 RLY. ,., R up I WI ' ,V ,s I v- s r ,,,.. p ' ' gf H H .ky lgfii-f' C 'aux 'li f ff-55 . S-Nl. 1 il' F UT RE TEACHER OF AMERIC x x Y b I l Q.. PQI-E lun: ' For those students planning to enter the field of teaching, Future Teachers provides an excellent background. By participating in the work experience program and having the opportunity to hear guest speakers involved in various aspects of education, members of this club are given insight into their prospective careers. SENIORS: Barbara Koert Sara Rosenberg Brina Aronoff Sheila Berman Anne Fabian Joyce Fisher Karen Futterman Rhonda Grossman Kathy Hogard Debby Klein Shelly Klein Ruth Lake Barbara Lehman Sheree Lee Lennard Vicki LeVine Mindy Mandelkorn Frances Palmieri Susie Pelta Pamela Pine Gail Qualantone Gale Schrager Beth Schwartz Michele Sher Lori Shoneman Robyn Silverman Valerie Skroback Nancy Sternberg Donna Toci Lori Wolfson Stephanie Worontsoff F TUBE NURSES SENIORS: Chris Dieckhoff Jean Gil Judy Gottlieb Suzanne Honer-President Pat Kelly Robin Kessler Pat Lombardo Terry McDonald Tara Murray Jeanne Smith Cindy Towle-Vice President Pat Violand fa- Stuffing envelopes and selling balloons for the heart fund, collecting money for Easter seals, and visiting Valley Hospital and Columbia College are some of the activities of the Future Nurses Club. This club prepares girls for a career in nursing and helps them to meet representatives of various nursing schools and colleges at its annual tea. HIPPOCR TE L B SENIORS: Steve Cooper-President Steve Farber-President Steve Moss , Joe Napolitano I Frances Palmieri Bob Santora Ronni Weinlmerg fl 7 ., mills ff While working with professional doctors, members of the Hippocrates Club attend lectures and seminars. This year they visited Columbia Presbyterian Hospital. Such experiences as these enable members to gain knowledge and understanding for future medical careers. 59 DEB TE CL B The Debate Club combines the skills of SENIORS: public speaking and researching. A de- Mitchell Hirschklau bate involves the ability to make a Hanan Isaacs speech, to back up statements with Sh , , facts, and to think standing up. ar Ann Lewin HESS CL B The Fair Lawn High School Chess Club is presently a member of the Bergen County Interscholastic Chess League. Regular league meets are held twice a month. Members are also actively engaged in an intra-club tournament with matches taking place every Tuesday afternoon. 40 Z SENIORS: Jeff Jeremias Larry Averhach David Kieselback Mark Bail Fred Koszewnik Gary Buchwald-President Lonny Matlick Jeff Gelman Steve Rabin Doreen Getlan Mark Van Buskirk THIEAGUE Students with an exceptional interest in mathematics participate in the Math League. Fair Lawn High School competes with four other schools in Bergen County in math meets. At each meet students individually tackle problems which require logic and clever thinking. SENIORS: Doreen Getlan Gary Buchwald-President Gail Qualantone CO PUTERCH, ln- - . -D -- f-in-n The computer club was designed to aid those students interested in learning the works and functions of a computer. Under the direction of Miss Mullen, the club members practice on computers available in our high school. z SENIORSS Marcia Emore Kenneth Birnholy Jeffrey Gottesman Ralph Bonheim David Kieselback Gary Buchwald-President Mark Van Buskirk Ken Cohen-Vice President 41 .5f ?' 'C JUNIUR PROM APRIL 3, 1971 '91 -A Q , I Aa. AUDIO -V SUA L B Members of the Audio-Visual and Production Clubs distribute audio-visual equipment throughout the school. These people are re- sponsible for arranging lights and sound equipment for all assemblies, pep rallies and shows. SENIORS: Gary Buchwald James Russo Robert Charles Michael ShaPi1'0 Bruce Perry PROD CTIO CL B SENIORS : Gary Buchwald James Russo Michael Shapiro 45 .AMATEURIRIH Radio station WAZKMH, one of the stronger sig- nals in northern New Jersey, has established com- munication throughout tlle world. Through the use of a phone plug-in with their radio, it is possi- ble for the club members to make free phone calls anywhere in the world. SENIORS: Dale Donchin Jeffrey Gottesman Jeffrey Taub TOCKBROKERS Working for the students who want to buy or sell their Student Store stock, the Stockbrokers learn about the Stock market. A trip to Wall Street en- abled Stockbrokers to see the New York stock ex- change in action. 44 SENIORS: Josh Bailin Joan Becker Fred Koszewnik-President Scott Marks Bruce Perry Phil Raffiani Sara Rosenberg Jeff Taub Steve Wigod PROGRAM ELLER SENIORS: Leslie Bresloff Sheila Crandles Cheryl Feuerman Barbara Jerud Anne Sue Kaplan Lisa Koch Michelle Kresh Barbara Lehman Jodie Liebowitz Carol Nakashian Ann Olivera Sue Pilrun Pat Roman Karen Scotto Jeanne Smith Jill Sternberg Nancy Sternberg Laurie Swerlin Charlene Vanderbeck Bernadette Verhoski Pat Violand Dorothy Wassal Bonnie WeinlJerg Stephanie Wittlin At each home football game the Program Sellers brave the elements to Shen' Youn provide fans with the facts and statistics surrounding the football team. y g Profits are used to support the Varsity Club. Charlene Zimmerman As ushers, junior and senior girls perform a vital service to the school by directing seating at various school functions and by guiding parents on back-to-school night. SENIORS: Brina Aronoff Sheila Berman Elise Fishman Diane Granat Rhonda Grossman Barbara Jerud Jackie Kahn Lisa Koch Diane Mellinger Wendy Mittler Marie Pirog Diane Polackin Gail Qualantone Beth Ragovin Carol Rosenblatt Debbie Salzman Lori Shoneman Cindy Towle Pat Wang Robin Weber 45 MAKE-UP KIT SKI CL B In the Make-up Kit, girls learn the art of make-up application to accentuate an actor's fea- tures or to create an illusion of age or character. Whenever there is a dramatic production on the stage of F.L.H.S., the Make-up Kit is on hand to make sure the actors' faces are visible to everyone in the audii ence. SENIORS : Gwen Boda The Fair Lawn Ski Club met its ups and downs this season, when the pre- cipitation came down as rain instead of snow. The club went to Lake Pla- cid, New York with the accommoda- tions being furnished by the West Essex Ski Club at the Holly Hill Motel. The club went on trips during the Christmas and winter vacations as well as on weekends. Skiers ranging from beginners to experts went on the trips. IT LIAN CUI I E I I SENIORS: F ran Palmieri Joann Andi-ena Teddy Pecora-President Cindy Lavalle Diane RiZZ0 Joan Opperman D0mla RiZZ0 At their weekly meetings, members of the Italian Cuisine Club pre- pare and feast on Italian delicacies. During meal preparations, mem- bers discuss the language and culture of Italy. As a fund raiser, the club holds an Italian candy sale. SENIORS: Irwin Beer Ivan Bernstein Shira Boardman Marty Butensky Kenny Epstein Joe Farah Scott Ganz Sue Goldring Jim Goodman DRUG A U The Drug Abuse Council conducts discussions and listens to guest speakers who discuss the danger of drugs. As a result of the dialogs which take place, members set up programs to inform fellow students about the improper use of drugs. Ellen Kaufman v s. Fran Krawitz Marc Krieger Vicki LeVine David Nagy Bob Petak Lou Rubin-Chairman Marsha Scaglione Doug Schiff Ed Schwartz Harvey Uris FRE C CL . Y-, A ,A ,-.v.f.-,.T.f,.-1.-1 Y Y- 1 f D 51.31 .Q fj J mi ' -N 1 ,-g.'L,f.m5'q SENIORS: Lois Lyman Wendy Mittler Diane Polackin Sue Toren Jean Sherer B Under the supervision of Madame Roberts, the French club explores the culture, language, and civilization of the French people. French cooking, litera- ture, and art are also included in this study. GERMAN CL , -rm , fc w--fs? ' The German Club of F.L.H.S. was re- vised this year. It is now an organiza- L tion which offers students a chance to attend German concerts and eat in German restaurants. Club members also enjoy the German game of Schnitzelbach and an occasional cheese fondue. SENIORS: Consuela Belmonte-President Norman Cofalka Robert Eisner Shelley Klein Shirley Lomonico Ingrid Mirakovits Wfrftizfiifvf' , . .T Q-1 ' . H 4, 'Q ,U vi V at n SENIORS : Bill Lang Robin Weber C v V -425 if ' P511 ' ' ,1,1fw,-- qw.,-,, MW4 Y mt Y 71? , 7- .Y,v,,.,-ii if U.N. L B R Fair Lawn High School's United Nations Club prepares itself during the year for the East Coast Model U.N. Conference held in April. It is ' at this conference that the club represents one U.N. country. Shari Ann Lewitt Douglas Schiff Ed Weissman-President 1. ., Aw ,JA Mu' 5 I sz on :U rn 2 cz r cc: 1'-'. w . I -I-1.,h,1. ,' - , N it-,35f J: ': 'V The Hebrew Club concerns itself with the cul- RUSSIAN L B The members of the Russian Club explore the language and culture of Russia. Students are given the chance to experiment with Russian cooking and dance in the style of the Russians. Under the leadership of Mr. Yacykewych, members discuss the -country and its people and take field trips for further enlightenment. SENIORS : Kathy Gilbert Gail Qualantone-President y ture, history, and the language of Israel. ' I SENIORS: 4, Brian Kriger Beth Ragovin f ,,, bt 1- T ?f-Yifff-Yftrf Y A bw Y- TT ..wfg,s .V A t af n3Qi5iE44A L'Hfl-if 3-QffvEV,.'i 52555'm557 I if W 'N 4.0 rs.-.,,A,-.M - .. ,, Lim? - jj ' . g5g:'5:Ei.3T,..lit,E-4.I1,..,Nf.,Q,. p 1! , 3 ' : . - .iugjsffp FJ' ' IN s., ' , fy if 1 . .,. , , .e..., ,.. V 'iffidn '2-31-' ..5'Trg'fr:g ,gfgl ' 'A ' rf ,I z. 7 , lj . .x'q,?53Q,i', .g-1,g.,.'1lf,Et53a,'sN' wh: we 'e . 'W,'.TP:wf1'f,If ,HP Y' ' V M- fr, ' me 1 it 1 . A vi? ' 1 5- , 5 ' ' m in 4 V M 1 A 1 g l . i fx POLITIC LI TIT TE I P: Community involvement concerning the cnvlron- 2 ment is the basic interest of the Students for I Environmental Action. These students partici- pate in glass and aluminum drives as well as letter writing campaigns to congressmen for the passage of legislation to save the environment. SENIORS : Joan Becker Joyce Fisher Sheree Lennard Scott Marks Now a part of the regular school curriculum, Political Institute is a challenging course de- signed to enable students to achieve a greater understanding of how the government func- tions. Under the direction of Mrs. Judith Paul, ' these energetic students participate in govern- ment internship programs and a model Con- gress, with the highlight of the year being a X week-long trip to Washington, D.C. SENIORS: Debbie DeMaria Bill Ebersman Joe Farah Karen Heller Hanan Isaacs Lou Rubin Larry Warner OUT H FOR NVIRUNMENT L CTIO 4: f I Eva Gerson Leslie Goldstein Sharon Guzy Marla Kaplan Shelley Klein Jeff Kresch 50 Secretary Steven Moss Stu Riskin-Treasurer Shelley Rudowitz David Sloan Alex Van Emden Bruce Wexler-Vice President Laurie Yadoff-President E HU DRED DOLL R CL B I ? K A.. X' , Z ,, r x : Out to lunch in Little Ferry and onward to the Broadway play Butterflies Are Free , seniors who sold over one hundred dollars worth of magazine subscriptions were thus rewarded. Kenneth Altman Joann Andretta Brina Aronoff Sharon Beltzer Ken Birnholz Carol Brand Leslie Bresloff Gary Buchwald Cuyler Christianson Donna Collins Janette DeBlock Bill Ebersman Marcia Emore Susan Frankel Gordan Franz Karen Gabai Susan Geller Pat Gorman Jeff Gottesman Mari Halligan Karen Heller Reggie Hiller Cindy Hutsebaut Robert Jacoby Anne-Sue Kaplan Frank Kaplan Marla Kaplan Blaine Keller Robin.Kessler Dave Kieselbach Vicki Klarich Lisa Koch Marc Krieger Scott Kurant Barbara Lehman John Lemza Vicki Levine Shari-Ann Lewitt VN? Sheree Lieberman Howard Longin Steve Mintz Carol Nakashian Gary Natovitz Susan Pelta Bruce Perry Judy Petzoldt Marianne Pruiksma Gail Qualantone Philip Raffiani Fred Raker Sara Rosenberg David Sacks Debbie Salzman Rich Schacher Nancy Scheffel Beth Schwartz Mike Shapiro Glen Shorr David Sloan Fran Smigen Nancy Sternberg Bonnie Stewart Laurie Swerlin Donna Tamborino Jeff Taub David Tischler Sandy Touhey Adrienne Truhaft Randy Varrecchia Steve Wilchins Stephanie Wittlin Lori Wolfson Pam Wolthouse Nick Worontsoff Linda Young Claire Zimmerman Lori Zisk W 'ff 'f',f'f fVf'i5 .vi-f . f ' .Y A Y ' , I . ...jg-v' VAR ITY CL B The Varsity Club is made up of boys and girls who earned a varsity letter. They meet once a month when they plan activities in advance. They sell snacks and programs at varsity games and promote spirit for Fair Lawn High. Mardi Adelman Mike Belhy Jim Beshaw Bob Blakely Daryl Brown Cuyler Christianson Norman Cofalka Geri Consalvo Jan DeBlock Mitch Dorf Marcia Emote Gorclan Franz Tony Gargano Kathy Gilbert Dennis Goldberg -President Tom Hedderich Cindy Hutsebaut Frank Kaplan Ben Kass Vicki Klarich Shari Kravitz Marc Krieger Bob Lasker Caryn Liebowitz Ray Maizel Ed McBurnie Robyn McKenna Joel Moore Roger Moskowitz Otled Pressman Penne Pressner Alan Rosenhaus Margo Rubenstein Bob Santora jack Sayewich Gale Schrager Ed Schwartz Ricky Selman Debbie Stdclolak Lori Weber Steve Wilchins Wendy Woogen Trenton Wright Linda Young Sandy Zwain HUCKEY CL B The hockey club, coached by Mr. Cullen, t plays against high school and college hockey B A N i clubs on Saturday nights at the Branchbrook V . Z Ice Center in Newark, N. J. Although the Club has an unimpressive record of 0-8, there are some fine players on the team and every player has improved tremendously over the course of the season. SENIORS: Hanan Isaacs Dan Bulos Craig Mae Donald Jeff Davis Jeff Mead Jerry Epstein Alan Rosenhaus TENNIS CL B M The Tennis Club sponsors two tournaments each year, the Fall Tournament and one after the varsity tennis season. The purpose of the club is to generate interest in tennis and to p provide another enjoyable extra-curricular activity for F.L.H.S. students. SENIORS: Neal Birnberg-2nd Vice President Howard Hauptman-President Mitch Kihn-lst Vice President Diane Mellinger FE C G CLUB The Girls' Fencing Club is designed to teach all girls involved the proper tech- niques in fencing. In its second year of existence, it is coached by Miss Raab. -l' ., GOLF CL B ' I The Golf Club ives a student the chance to learn the basics of golf and put 5 them to use on the golf course. OCCE CL 0 -, O I . 1 SENIORS: Ted Gresch-President Matt Lorber-Vice President Lonny Matlick Steve Mintz Fred Raker-Treasurer Bocce, an Italian game much like bowling, takes understanding and skill to learn. The Bocce Club pro- vides interested students with the chance to acquire the necessary understand- ing and skill. SENIORS: Mike Moscatelli Fran Palmieri Jim Russo db' 1 1 The Girls' Athletic Association is an or anization for the romotion of I n g I 0 P girls' extra-curricular sports. Good sportsmanship IS advocated espe- cially in the sports events involving other schools. SENIORS: Rhonda Baker Bonnie Daly Janet De Block Marsha Emote Betty Elnond Doreen Getlan Ann Jakabowski Jill Levine Ingrid Morakowich Nancy Nasta J acki Packard Diane Polakin Pal Roman Donna Rizzo Nancy Sheffel Jill Sternherg Laurie Swerlin HOCKEY i. SENIORS: Joann Andretta Rhonda Baker Carol Beiderman Bonnie Daly Betty Emond Nancy Nasta Joan Opperman Diane Rizzo Terry Sid Fran Smigen Jill Sternberg Anne Jakabowski Donna Tamhorino In the fall of each year, interested girls participate in field hockey sponsored by the Girls' Athletic Association. These girls have an opportunity to compete with other schools while learning the skill needed to play the game. FISHI G CLUB Fishing is the common interest of a loosely organized group known as the Fair Lawn High School Fishing Club. The activities of this group include discussing the techniques of as well as the sites for fishing. After a fishing trip in either fresh or salt water, the mem- bers can be found engaging in the most essential of all activities - telling fish stories. . Q., 51' Q .' . f P f , -z. ' . Qi. GIRL ' BOWLI G SENIORS : Jill Levine Nancy Scheffel EQ E TRIAN 56 Another activity sponsored by the G.A.A. is Girls' Bowling. This V n consists of a fifteen week program of practice, games and A tournaments at Fair Lawn Lanes. The girls who participate A 1: learn the fundamentals of bowling and team work. Debbie LaBarbera LB With each weekly pilgrimage to stables in and around N. J., members of the Equestrian Club learn the skills of better horseback riding on both the English and Western Saddles. SENIORS: Marla Kaplan Anne Sue Kaplan Kathy McHugh Teddy Pecora Michele Sher Pat Violand Marcy Weinberg ORCHE TR During early morning rehearsals, the orchestra prac- tices for the music assemblies and the spring musical. Combining talent and personal enthusiasm, orchestra members play a variety of musical selections. This year the music of the orchestra helped to recreate the atmosphere and mood of Scotland with its rendition of the '4Brigadoon show tunes. SENIORS: Bonnie Behrman Kenneth Birnholz Howard Hauptman Mitchell Kihn Jeffrey Mead Stephen Mintz Steven Rabin David Sacks Richard Schacher Edward Weissman r CHOIR 5' 3, '- , nl int u 1 u .-uf -A ---' Y L -- Choir is the application of the previously learned concepts of as well as the further delving into the study of music. OPHO ORE CHORUS SENIORS: Irwin Beer Ralph Bonheim Barbara Campbell Sandra Dubin Anne Fabian Lynn Feinstein Cheryl Feuerman Andrea Fielding Susan Frankel Robert Fried Karen Gabai Fred Garris Jeffrey Gottesman Peri Jacobs Craig Jones Robin Kessler Cheryl Kinon Barbara Koert Jill Levine Robyn Mc Kenna Sylvia Miranda Mark Pilson Pamela Pine Marie Pirog Marianne Pruiksm Stuart Riskin Harry Salleroli Debra Salzman Richard Schacher Beth Schwartz Karen Scotto Jean Sherer Valerie Skroback Jeffrey Taub Linda Ulinsky Randy Varrecchia Patricia Wang Adele Wiggins 3 Sophomore Chorus is an exploration of musical ideas. The. basic concepts are made available to the students for application to the voice. Pam Wolthouse ' n Charlene Zlmmer Sandra Zwain C UR LIER , .... N,-...T.1. K . i.,.,--Y..t..-f,-.....4.....a. SENIORS: Ralph Bonheim Lynn Feinstein Jeffrey Gottesman Barbara Koert Sylvia Miranda Pamela Pine Debra Salzman Richard Schacher Beth Schwartz Karen Scotto Jeffrey Taub Linda Ulinsky Outstanding members of the Concert Choir are asked to participate in the Choraliers. This group is made up of students who excel in musical ability. They are under the direction of Mr. Austin. kin .V X., I Q I L ' A , Ji s Z SENIORS : During the football season the marching band can be found staying after school to practice for its entertaininghalf-time performances. Once football season is over, the concert band supplies the music for various assemblies and evening con- certs. OFFICERS: Jeff Mead-President Al Burris-Vice President Steve Rabin-Treasurer Gail Qualantone-Secretary Arlene Hammett-Librarian Ken Altman Richard Bronen Marty Butensky Mike Choma Dale Donchin Joe Farah Neil Gottlieb Derf Green Mark Heller Hanan Isaacs Bob Jacoby Mitch Kihn Debbie Klein Jeff Kresch Shirley Lomonico Steve Mintz Joe Napolitano Nial Pace Mike Papa Bruce Perry Dave Sacks Rich Schacher Doug Schiff Harvey Uris Joe Weiner Ed Weissman Nick Woronstoff Stephanie Woronstoff f, 5 1f. ' , J -4' .. ,N g.. 4 1: A ffli 3' .M DQ' MP2, '-i l- .1 'ff' 1 n SENIORS: Marty Butensky Bernie Maisner J eff Mead Bruce Perry Dave Sacks Rich Schacher Alex Van Emden Ed Weissman ,I ZZ BAN The Jazz Band are exceptional students from the band that enjoy playing jazz. These students practice nights for different music assemblies. - Q ' '-- kg, iw- ,hh . , arf bg .V I- 1? Lana- ,gif -11 ,ff-4- F-,, X. . - . ' 14 N 5. . - ..f. A--' L, ff P' - . .-1,-5m f'Q Z, .'v-1 x ,. M QM, fgifza i fi' 5 :ir ' 'U , K s J- Y Ee: fvqub f -.61 . - L- H -WN .1 if x . ei-A WB ',.: .Au , e- 2 JE' A-f-xl nag ,Lx--N, 5- ,aqui V v at 24 X - , ,NW 1 H, 4.13-All 3 3- , - - 'F' , .J , . E, 4 L., 3? If 4-' A ff I ae- 'fa 'Yi ' ,, N WAR 1 1 4 , 1 M . vw' , 1 L I i Q- . if ! , - . 1 - ,Ji33:'gr? g L.fg-,F ,C if-ga '9 rwr'-ff-i1,.'q5, . 5.15 , .Af 5 'w1:q:-:Liz--J--'P-swf' ff'-'C s . F 'ji -. 12 ll i re J F Q Fx -Z , 1 H - . ,. ,, , 1 ii 1 A-L-L. A has r' . l an BRIG D00 Directed By JOSEPH PEDOTO Tommy Albright . . . ...... Joseph Kluger Jeff Douglas . . . Archie Beaton . . Harry Beaton ,... Angus MacGu-ffie Sandy Dean ..... Andrew MacLaren Fiona MacLaren . ,lean Macltaren . . Meg Brockie .... Charlie Dalrymple F ishmonger ..... . . . .... Diane Krown Maggie Anderson . . . Mr. Lundie ..... Sword Dancers . Stuart Dalrym ple M acGregor ..... Frank ...... ,lane Ashton . . . ....... Fred Baker . . . Jeffrey Taub . ...... Stuart Riskin . . . ....... Alan Perzley . . . . . Miguel de la Carrera . . . ........ Fred Harris . . Sylvia Miranda . .... Audrey Krall . . . ..... Beth Schwartz Chip Tanneberger . . . Anita Krauss . .... Curtis LelVIay . . . Diane Mellinger Stuart Riskin . . . . . . Bob Rothherg . . . Alan Perzley . . . . Paul Sumner Kathrin Winkler v N4 v!a389!Sg,2,f,Q,S9fJ56 .1 34 1 PORTS 72 No bonfire is one spark, No blizzard one snowflake, No team one man. Talents combining, Individuals no longer, Motions blending . . . One dynamic rhythm. I Xl X... go -. - 1 1, :QL ,f-uqwcr S., 5 'F i fir if ' -.. 1 L -I W F 1 LUTTE 'B ,um 97:9 ' mmf FE , WTTUS -nm' 11 :l1 IEl5 , -:H wav ' ' 'TFP lr 'ilu I I YI axr f 1- S',?:n Q'T!U! 1 m ' X ur-g 4 , 'x 1 . '-Nrfilii 'hq rr- - -. ixx Q s .5 f XA rn- Aus , A.. -ss. ., iaqgx A-gk ,Tgx ,RrN- Y. t lj:.L 5 !jF !. ,X 7 -L .a, Q fe , - V . ,ls Q ' Q f,. l ,, ' -N L N . 1. 1, 1 1 , f X K X K X ' X LUTTERS K -- ' X' .Q , f 'N N X f XX -uvrns ...V .- ' mens 1' arms ei fa, , I' ' 'ff Ni - Q -mal y ' CUVER5 ' mms 43 :LIL D . ' E . LL X 1 . ' ' 4 1 ' n , W 1' F., ' V 'Z . Ln '- K ' .. , I N-,ax 4 - za X xx m 'X Q X 3 ' X -- x - ex - 1 x N 1 , -- 1 x X X I - 1 V .. 5 c ' X' xx X X - 1 P 1 , x I - In ' ,, ' 1-f .. B Q H l, i,L,.p,,,, ,:.A..,,,, ,-. WY, , , , ,. , UCCER ui1 A J ,Q-.. ' V , ,J - Q1-wr. . F X A , . L 4 A ii ...Q .W . 1. , ,' . ' , , ,--A, , -. . ... 57' . 1 H - ' V , I , ,W w - .. . . ve v.'Q '31 1... ' , 1 , '.m.. 'L.L The Crimson hooters acquired a new image this year for a number of rea- sons. First, in order of importance, they had a winning record, a 10 - 4- - 2 season. This record won them a fourth place finish in the N.N.J.I.L. Sec- ondly, they twice played the role of the spoiler. They were the first team to score against tl1e League power Passaic Valley and heat them at the same time. Later in the season, the Crimson tied with state champion Hackensack by a score of 1 -1. Nw :V . 4. A 'f - F ' ' r 's lp .,,, gi pblpl .. 'XX ' it ' , 1 . N . , 1 ' . -. V' - A ' gh. 'QT ,1?'f 2i'4?'i -- g Q 'A f SENIO-RS: t Ken Kutner Jeff Carlson Liberfllan Pete Carmen Scott Marks Norman Cofalka Bob Massarsky Mitch Dorf- Roger Moskowitz Kenny Epstein Oded Pressman Dave Genberg David Spiegler Bill Glovin Ken Strauss Marty Katz 67 F UUTB LL The 1971 football season started in shot-gun fashion for the Cutters. It looked as if they were going to walk away with all the awards as they won their first six games. The six wins were achieved through the courtesy of the Apache defense. The Cutters shut out their opponents three times and averaged 4.6 points given up per game. Meanwhile the offense was scoring the needed points for victory However, as injuries started to befall the team, the Crimson' lost the last three games and a chance for the N.N.J.I.L. championship. SENIOQRS: Jim Beshaw-Co-Captain Bob Blakely-Co-Captain Bill Heywang Ben Kass Bob Lasker Ed McBurnie Pat McKenna Dan Mickiewicz Paul Milazzo Mike Moscatelli Tom Reichert Ed Schwartz Rick Selman Calvin Van de Giesen Greg Voskian 1 . f.-. , . l .5 ,,. .. .., .f4,,, , I -Q ,f . .4-w.'+ .v. 1 .Zi-'31-L :' 5 Q ffl. - ' , '-fa:sf-' 12f5.:ff'g'if'fP'25,:S- LZ -if ' .E-lff-as ii-L r' -:1vf.'f -5-.affix I ff . 'jf J., 'f-y..:'a'-. -f'3ii.f.'fd'j'-ii2,f1'4':.1v.'f:51f.f: 2fs1-'nfff.iv ...i 'f' . -' Lf -- 'L',f -'QW -T2-1--',-+ f'f'Lf A.'9 - ' ' A .---M5 P- P ,,I',5,.'.-3.1 '- -. g.'1:'Z f- ' ' ....,Y..N..-nf.. .. V ,pid L Q.: 3, w ..' - -...fu 2117.4 3,-jg?--1 5. v Q , ,,-.-, .,..Y .41 M .1-Y. -'L ., . V. 4, sJeg.,.f.fa .P 4, .52 fi-ff rf' ' vp. ff gr, , A. Q. .4-.,.x.. - ,,, W., .w .f- . I, ,J 4 'Q-it K-'Q :Q 3 24, . 1 r 5 '. ,.,- . 0 1 J. '.i.. ,.f,g,a5,fZ3'-ml 'A . www-: V J' A 'Vai-V.. '--j',L'f'f2 ,J ma. M . in J 'J' 1 .gnu 5- is ns Nr Md X! -4' fe if l Ha ,il in F' 1 l u. Z R I 9 .- I LLEYB LL As a part G.A.A., this group of girls was called the Inter- scholastic Volleyball Team but it was on a par with varsity sports. The girls expressed a great amount of spirit. There were many close games but winning or losing, the girls never lost their enthusiasm. SKETB LL This year F.L.H.S. had its first girls' varsity basketball team. Although the girls were off to a slow start in their scheduled six- teen games, they greatly improved over the course of the season and have great expectations for next year. SENIORS: Bonnie Bell Donna Collins Janette DeBlock Marcia Emore 11 :4 ' ' 'wsu' Q Irene Kolatalo Debbie McPherson Nancy Nasta Diane Polackin Laurie Swerlin SENIORS : p Doreen Getlan 5 Nancy Nasta 1 WRE TLI G SENIORS: Marc Breslow Dennis Goldberg Thomas Goldberg Tom Gullone Steve Mintz Bob Pier Brad Pollack Tim Raftery ' -2 The Cutters, wrestling program sparkled with great team effort. A winning season of seven-five was the result of long mouths of hard practice and dedication under the leadership of Coach DeLuca. Captains Dennis Gold- berg, State Champ, and Bob Pier captured gold medals in the Christmas Tournament. mr- WLI G Top ranked F.L.H.S. Bowling team coasted through an out- standing season. This is a team with great talent and much depth. There will be numerous returning lettermen next year. SENIORS : Mitch Dorf J eff Gelman SW' MMING , . gg .ggo . .f A . ' -- - ,-' - vv'4, ' w , I W .yn .- an-. 'V V K ., x Q' ' , may A, 1715 6-K SENIORS: Jerry Alloco Bob Moore-Co-captain Mark Morrel Gary Perazzo-Co-captain Bruce Perry The Chlorine Cutters enjoyed thelr first wmnlng season in many years. Paul Warchol With a solid core of returning lettermen, coach David Break welded the R Z, team into one not easily reckoned wlth, having a 10-7 winning record! OH lmmerman FE CING The Fair Lawn Fencing Team., coached by James Lawther and led by Tri-Captains Steve Farber, Bob De Grado, and Jeff Hecht, has at mid-season of its second year compiled a 9-6 wili-loss record. An exciting win over favored Northern Valley and a, close but exciting loss to the first team in the state, Ramapo, show the team's strengths and potential. + .a f fa, r v V ' l ., -I ' ' MA I A Y' za 4 -A J++ i I d , , . A 'F' ,4 i - N X Y - ' -, he ' ' ff ' ,r 4, , ll 5 JL n 19? V iff? ,PPL ,Y V ., . In E . . 1. . jgqqgf' V. 4 f , t .QE i e 'J V f B 'ff ii'Q'25':' xx is 3, iz' L., X Xu . - Q K v. J -.fl r X W 2 W I v N ' Y ' ' '-V X .-,r-frm, 17' ,,,-... .... ., Fi, ,,,,, , -W ,Q , if f s e -ps y 4 f .L I . 1 SENIORS: Fred Giannetti Ted Gresch Jeffrey Hecht Matt Lorber Fred Raker Anthony Sando Due to this year's mild winter, the golf team managed to obtain plenty of pre-season prac- tice. Therefore, with the advent of spring, the team was able to draw upon this extensive experience to meet the stiffest of competition. Where depth was lacking, the strengths of the individual members were called upon, en- abling the team to make a fine showing on the golf course. GOLF TENN .XV . 'Q 93 The high school tennis courts were almost never inactive this year. With the return of last year's team mem- bers, Mr. Holowach's racket swingers had plenty of strength and serving power. SENIORS : Howard Hauptman Captain Mitch Kihn Neal Koch Diane Mellinger W 1 . I , , fy 1 - , Y - , V . f,-,- ,-.AA , . va. A , SEPT. '69 , SS Freshman Orientation . . . Finding homerooms . . . 4'What9s a pattern one ?', . . . '4Where's the C Wing? . . . Seniors will steal your candy . . . Moratorium . . . Jardin d,Hiver . . . Evaluation . . . G'0ne Brief shining moment - 6Camelot ' . . . Downingtown Band Exchange . . . Cambodian Rally . . Student Store Stock . . . Earth Day . . . Hunger Walk . . '6Know Your Town . . . Class Rings . . . P.S.A.T.'s . . . Gen- try, Arkansas Exchange . . . 60h Dad, Poor Dad?' . . . Mr. D. saves the band . . . Teachers Strike . . . N.M.S.Q.T. . . . Ten Wheel Drive . . . 6'You'll never walk alone - 66Carousel false fire alarms . . . A Time For Us . . . permits and licenses E L E B . T' .. .f Sq 4- .H -.v 'iii Ab fgwimgb 3 fy X A 1 H4 1 . . y -A. , ..,,. QM- . qx.. U., ., . ' ,, .5 I' f.,,e4-.- ' I I f' -,L 1 ,Q -.my 5 . 1 1,-V EBALL SENIORS ' Jeff Carlson Anthony De Vlto Dave Genberg Blll Glovm Dave Grunstra Marty Katz Ed Mc Burme Ray Malzel Phll Pfau Mike Roth From the vantage point of the begmnmg of the season, tlus year's baseball team could go has proven lts excellence and lf the hlttlng comes around, there IS no telling how far the team can go a long way. So far the pitching wil V' Q wo. - 1 f I 5 i-pr, - H hw- affix: N iilfsy-1 ti? ' Q g:fi'i3' ilk' LM . x TQ 1. DV -4.4 QQQBQQQ UN '721 HI oRY 3 1 I . . . N.H.S .... Music Department European Tour . . . Achieve- I ment and S.A.T. 30075 . . . uKill the Sophsw . . . Apathy . . . F.L.H.S. welcomes Maria and Norman . . . Student Store Struggles for Independence . . . '4Adaptation I uAmerican Dreami' . . . Martino Fund . . . Harlem Diplomats . . . 4 But- terflies are Free . . . Cafeteria boycott . . . Acceptances, Re- jections, Deferrals . . . Soda Machine? . . . Rutgers Big Sing . . . 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' fmmzzmi M Aliceammif. + qw-, ,M -w- H339 PAT '-4 RSL if X. GENE 05916 Boa 30993 V 'Toq-9 'Qi' 394, ee flwlgffn?-5313 55yu'0R5 72 500519 80061 Judy DQT7. N Rwmv ,VCATHB 5 v -C, DEQQHDQ T Q f eb N5'Jln7 M B U ra 'b O mu Q UJh are Qu 1: LL E ash' x!1DCaPign?QE ggi 'H YXICMELLE 'f' on' In aa Qmgtb 3 , , Know: Q70 ann Mrsdw , 3 X60 qrease By w X LA , 5 I 520-rnrf' 'fxH'f SBQEIT' BIC, QL Leaf5'ue5-,-Palme ww I Favbif Q ca V Kansa Idoni- E5 F- Ui'lOEl'S+al'1O Tohw VY3 uM'a+ Bag . warm IG CL.4f +'S Mardi Adelman Kenneth Altman KJA Michael Antignane Hey, Ma, where's my gym stuff ? Mike .1r.,-- . , 1 v an .IW J,' 1 Q l y tv'-1' K Albert Ades Gerard Alloco Al Jerry Ann Altschuler Joann Andretta Annie Jo 1 v N-vA:-,. H Q . , . , , 'ni .- 'f 'i. x ..fr,, 5 - '-.., . . t I' ff W-' .y r V i 339 ,M I 1 ,...,s,! I . -. .V 'ie QI .' ' ' w- .1 : ,il 1 x S, -. 'T ., ,. :,,. . 1, ,L .L .4 , - a My : Y 99 1 W. x N .15 'M -rj lu fy' Keith Apffel Brina Aronoffx Larry Averbach bi i Laurie Babitts Mark Bail if Joshua Bailin Ronda Baker 10511 Bake , Gary Natovitz: Teen Angel With a pile of wood like this, Reggie is sure to burn. .49-A' Bonnie Behrman 94 ,J -.14 Lynn Bandell Richard Barker Riki l - 5 . ,- -'3...- Qt' N. Joan Becker Irwin Beer 5 k 1 R 1 Michael Belby Bonnie Bell Mike frm 'IZ ,X Timothy Bell Ron Belli Consuelo Belmonte Tim Bels Connie 4 Sharon Beltzer Solemn faces reveal a had moment for the Cutters. I: F , . ti. ' 9' I 'A' l , , . , Q , 'l'5 ,, ,le X X I fef V' in X n - N , ,W K - Alan Bentejac Sheila Berman . Ivan Bernstein 1 jim Beghaw Carol Bieclerman Hawk ig QP'-7' Deborah Billeci Sherry Binenstock Debbi The most I can do for my friend, is simply to be his friend. . . . Thoreau '24 l Neal Birnberg Kenneth Birnholz Robert Blakely Neil Kenny Blake 96 'V ' f W' R? N Linda Blasberg Kenneth Block Ken ! '?p fa br v .. ,Yu H ' ui ,N,., V S 55,43 X K iv! '51 L Z Steven Bloom Steve ik fir Shira Boardman Gwen Boda Jeffrey Bodner 5 Ralph Bonheim 0.K .... Who pulled the fire alarm ? Bones . xx' Q Hb' qu-I--f' 1 S-f rf- M ' I 1 5. -1.5: gil'-'1T:7Wf3fE' I 4. gg-yn. Q .. .gn '- H- 'izzf 5 75:27 ' av ' '57 7'5fig1g24- M:-'f '-1- .:,-1 141121151 Walter Boroughs Charles Bowens Diane Bgwer Chuck D w a 41 Elmer Boyce Carol Brand Fuel i David Brechter Paula Brenner Dave 'if faq 44- WWC nr. 57161 ., 04'-fl ..-,'-' 4 B 1 1944-0.5, If 5049 f e Air- 9 I 439 B D 0 Ala. B B When it comes to casts, everyone is an artist. -- s gli. X Leslie Bresloff Marc BPCSIOW Karen Bressler Brez Mary Brockway Richard Bronen Daryl Brown Rick f' Dave Brown So that's how you found out it was a bowling ball, huh, Ken ? Students share their enthusiasm with the teacher. Thomas Brundage Tom .E Gary Buchwald Bonnie Buffalino Buff Lawrence Bulanda Larry Gigi ti' Daniel Bulos Charles Bulva 100 Martin Butensky Maurice . -.,-1 V ,f 1 , ,..v,1.- -fj.1,.v:,- 1,111 - ,vf iif Doug Byra ff' ML Rothermel, try it. You'll like it! 'Le-f Geraldine Canali Geri 2 mm pg -or-fr Jane Carhone Jeffrey Carlson 'R .fl-E1 -. QTEK-, 2 isa, Ns-Jxg . k q qffaifyg,--N Ta 265' Barbara Campbell Campbell Soup .5 Linda Cannatella Lin Peter Carman 101 if 'L' .Y . ggppl- , L 'Elia , 15 -,M nf. -5 . Q . ,rt Q- 43 ,. lc N :T-,Q ff xt 42? Robert Cartalemi Robert Caruso Joseph Casimiro aw Gale Cerel Nanci Chapman Robert Charles Peter Chereuas mx ,J F' Q ml .1548-M ' Would you buy a magazine from this kid? My Joann Chidiac Michael Choma Esther Chggngk Jo Chos 157' Cuyler Christiansen Jay Clauss Norman Cofalka Whale Man we Eager seniors can,t wait to sell their quota. Kenneth Cohen Ken W T7 Donna Collins s- Weighing in at 175 lbs .... Lori Wolfson. Edward Cook Steven Cooper Robert Covella Coop 104 U' Geraldine Consalvo Geri Qrrvx Richard Cook Sheila Crandles Paul Cubby Gregory Davis AUX: F-4 ' N . Jr nvynif 5 1 Q-S, .Q 7 'v,5 ie?'3'1gi A . a:!FnVj5h.'iL'fl Donna Dean Joanna Czuher Jeffrey Davis .ng Janette De Block Jan Bonnie Daly j And weighing in at 300 lbs. . . . Las ker-Popolo. 105 i in -vs, 1 -yn! . 1 I 145 vi f L.. f 'IK Bob De Grado Christopher De Laney John Del Vecchio Chris -K s ,517 l Deborah De Marco Debra De Maria Richard Derfler Debbie Debbie Richie l K While spectators fill the stands for a football game . . . Louis De Serio Lou AA AvA A 31-1 Anthony De Vito Cathy De Yonker Yogi nygvgv Y ' try meet. Kenneth Dickson Christine Dieckhoff Kell Chris The sun is the sole spectator at a cross coun Anthony Di Ienno Leann Domico Dalg Donchin Tony Lee 10 Could it he possible the other team scored a touchdown ? Mitchell Dorf Mitch Howard Dorman Howie .4 Til- Patricia Dotzauer Pattie 8- Thomas Dougan -17 A-5 Susan D1-eibelbis Sandra Duhin Thomas Duney Sue j ur 1 1 5 Y 4 1 1 x Joanna Durlacher William Ebersman Michael Eisen Jo Professor Mike Sam Eisenberg Robert Eisner Patricia Emmolo Sammy Izzy Csoulj 'F'3.'w Elizabeth Emond Marsha, Sid Wand Keri prove actors aren't the only hams. Boop ,4.,--Q I ' U21 Qi -sq Y Marcia Emore A moment of dissent among the art staff. 3' 11:-gf .ar 1 Q , 33 , Lv v' , f.-jj . - . ' . ' i I S51 .f I 7 ,-f 5 V- u 40 'ff -, A ,lull nigh! , Hi' -W-i,- ': ,, 1 W1-j i '- fx Jerry Epstein Jer T Joseph Farah Joe p Kenneth Mark Epstein Alllle Fabian Epper ,r-4-o V, , fsv 2 ' Steve Farber MYTUH Farkas Farney 114' p X Q ff A ' I. 1 Sheryl Feinstein Sher Lynn Feinstein fix ,D s,,.. Shal'0n Feldman Cheryl Feuerman Shar Cher Andrea Fielding Amy FiBh0l' Mark Feldman L ,1 ,r 7 I - , VlJ'Y'ZgAv iff . , -w.g',4f1 5..gu-A ' , .?'., 21.3.2 'iw .',- - Qi- ff .ff -1-l A 4' 5 tatfgpyff' ., Lf12ff.1f'l Behind the scenes of Adaptation l Amer- ican Dream 111 ' x for .-3 X, ,fi 0 Joyce Fisher Scott Fischer Elise Fishman ff' in -rt'f ' tr--sf veal Debra Flynn Warren Forest Beverly Fortune Debbie iff-e'11? 'f:1,0..-111' X L-f J 1 Diane Fox On the sidelines it's a tense moment for Coach Devens Patricia Fraedrich 1 l x ?n.ig , Behind every successful senior stands a gruel. r' X Susan Frankel Gordon Franz Kathy Fraser Sue Walt .. U U' ' .I Zn... .X W . . .,,. , W WV HDR .Q Craig Frederick Robert Fried Jodie Friedberg Doc Bonnie Friedman Eileen Friedman Matthew Freiclman Bon Matt :J-4 ,' , SSB v .L Jr iz: Joyce Froelich Robert Frugis Karen Futterman Bob 'XA This is worse than the dress rehearsal. Karen Gabai S Scott Ganz Steven Garfield Antonio Gafgano Steve Tony sf? Gary Garofano Warren Gass F arto 4,-. - 13 ,155 W ala I' fix. From muddy reflections, the world can be seen. -ff' Margaret Gaul Susan Geller Peggy 115 Nw Jeff Gelman David Genberg Dave The stage crew demands a curtain call. V. John Gennaro Brad Gero .fiwv , ,n Eva Gerson Doreen Getlan Fred Giannetti Mario 116 i' Jean Gil Kathleen Gilbert 101111 Gimbel Jeanni Kathy 1 ' -:zz vm V! MP Ttlf' William Glovin Gail Gogolen Dennis Goldberg ll Bi 7 ' . on M, Happiness is a friend. Thomas Goldberg Tom I 2-A 'irq W-df f- X ' ' ' X Susan Goldring Leslie Goldstein James Goodman if if Patricia GOTJIIHII The secret of Mark Morrelis success-an Instamatic! Pat r H.. .. . N Jeffrey Gottesman Judi Gottlieb Barbara Grabow Goat Barb 1.5 ---ulsxpp f-- - 25 AX- nik. jr 1,- Diane Granat Fred Raker is always good for a laugh. KW'- C 1-D- Barbara Green Derf Green Marcia Greenberg r , 95 hu ,1 Q5 it 'Nw if 1 W' G? A' 3 -.J ,A ,' ' - -1 xr Q Theodore G. Gresch Elyse Gross Rhonda Ann Grossman Ted 5: A- Katherine Grubb David Grunstra Thomas Gullone Tom T0morrow's future leaders: Kenny Epstein and Matt Friedman. 120 sg.-,A 1' Kenneth Gurriere Ken an Mari Halligan Sharon Guzy Cynthia Hamburg Cindy 'Wi Arlene Hammett Theresa Harrington Fred Harris Ribbons Terri v H 'Ii an H M 6'-x H X g Thomas Hascup Barbar:i3A1Ln Hatch Howard Hauptman ar Carol Hauser Patriotism still survives . . . at least in the main office John Hauser Jeffrey Hecht Jeff ' I i T +1 Q, 1 ' 0 - E l i A , wp.-:-1 .. 1 --1 , H H' ff Q-M2--Y.-M. -.mfg ' ' HW' ' H 'fr ff-11:??'5'5Zlffef,, 1: Lama. -, ' f- -'ff'- x71 ?-557'E -.:'-Wifi? ..'-:af Y Y 'f -f -3. --?aixxv.1lQ . , .1n45,.,a-- I ,Viv an J- . lj-':5:iLf' .nn ,, ' - 254525421 -. Y, -u-fca.l7 ,-.X-'i?Q' ,.f kg?l'g::f,f'Q:' ' x - . a ...,,f? 'kff5vf lf:-fl - 5 , J ,f 1-gig a G1fxwf- CAUTION: Cafeteria food may be hazardous ' H to your health! X ' x ' 1 I H I Ti' , Thomas Hedderich Debra Heinrich Deb tx QPNP ..'.9:, Karen Heller Mark Heller Keri H6l'Z0g ! Q' 1 J e r .. . ,xx fwfq vi . up V ' jg W- .1 P John Hetcko An elegant lunch in the cafeteria-anything helps! , 1 V ' v - '. w :J Q5 - I n 1 1 . owl 51' 'J W l William D. Heywang Regina Hiller Kenneth Hintz Bill Reggie Ken E Mitchell Hirschklau Joseph Hloucek Susan Hoffman Mitch Joe 'Q 4- 4-sv '? h iQ? 43'-s.. 'sv Kathryn Hogard Shari Hollander Suzanne Honer S Kathy 116 ' 3 Bmw- -.-aw-. W... i 3 THB - ,-1' fm., Sleep: a necessary biological function. 124 Allen Honigfeld Joanne Hughes ,Io N Alice Hutchings Cindy Hutsebaut Al inf Catherine Insinga Cathy QL., -1... , ju I 4 f 5 44 at do you mean you hate Chemistry? Hanan Isaacs Diane Jacchia Di if-hi Peri Jacobs Jeffrey .Iacobus Jeff Robert Jacoby Louis Jacquemin Bob Ann Jakubowski Jeffrey Jerefnias Jeff f M Barbara Jerud Debra Jimenez Bahs 'lb 3 S Craig Jones Beth Kahn Jonesy 7 Q' Yi. , ,J M, A iv ,, rw 'mu' ' if 7 , The spirit of the Keyettes is behind these smiles. Jacklyn Kahn Jackie 'Fir' Hr N lT 5f' Lawrence Kaiser Phil Kalanta Larry Spetlar l su., W Jodi M. Kaminsky Anne-Sue Kaplan J 0 ASK Q57 Frank Kaplan Marla Kaplan Tom Kalinowski -fix ,.f-abil No amount of pain can keep Bob Blakely off the field. 127 . .. -.i14n- Bennett Kass Toe IIA' 'Ui Craig Rubin, Mike Belby, and Cuyler Chris- tianson: N.N.J.I.L. Champs. Lawrence Katz Lar if Howard Katzman Ellen Kaufman Rita 128 Cindy Katsch Sid Sv' Martin Katz Marty Jody Kaufman Jo ,, A x 'sex 'flaw yr ' V 1 5-VC 1 I 'K , ' , H ' , ' '. -QQ .. 5 :A ' Nancy Kaufman Linda Kazanjian Sheila Kealy Seal Blaine Keller Dangling conversation occurs in the student lounge. ll-1 f RNA Patricia Kelley Patricia Kelly Robin Kessler Pat Roh Z' -V -gh 150 11' TJ. 'til g ' I -------., IILOL , -'f af Marc Krieger, HI sold my quota! ! 1 Dave Kieselbach Mitchell Kihn Cheryl Anne Kinon Virginia Ruth Klain Mitch Cher Vicki if ,GN UQ' -1'-1 C' Vicki Klarich Deborah Klein Shelley Klein .'?..x I. B, I . -Q-. r-' Y '1 Ulyfx 'mx X. J N uw I Q I. V. ' H N 1' .. , -1 ?-. in ' 'X gy A 5 . X , 1 y , 4 - - w' ' , ,X , .,'u. ,V ' A f 1 U R nv ig A'll :fm P yy 1, M5qEffl,f x':':!,,:1w ,V ' Mi I, -. -fy WW ,gig ' ' .1 '1. V Q4 Lisa Koch Neal Koch Barbara Koert Barb ll 4s..X Irene Kolatalo Fred Koszewnik Kathy Kothe Koz I Lillian Kraemer alt would be just like him to put that on the test P' fi! 13 .v Elaine Fay Krauss Sllarry Kravitz Happy Kid Sr? f'5Q xii Francine Krawitz Frani W. ,xx -, lkellxqw Q 'x' in Mm Jeffrey Kresch Michelle Kresch Jeff Lv' lb Marc Krieger Brian Krigel' Krieg ...S . -are l , sm. n . g ' A s O i fa 1? A P i , ,.w Mr. Sasso demands an instant replay Michael Kropotkin Joann Krum Mx 4 x M T Q e WE at , A Scott Kurant Ken Kumar Debble LaBarbera X 14 Ruth Lake Laura Landro 'Z 1. V ? c .1 Mr. Bottomley, Pvc gotta get out of this place! 155 79' :ZX Robert Lasker Cynthia Lavalle Theresa Lavelle Bubba Terry , M -if Y f Rodger Lazoff Our strong band can ne er be broken. n 4 52 Stuart Lederer Barbara Lehman Rebecca Lehr Ly i' Jody Leibowitz 1 ,V if 1 gy 6 nl' 3 F D K A s. Maria Pin Guerrero attends her first pep rally. 3 '1 -cl Ui jf 1' 41. ., - 75312 2 3 9 : :Hifi . .klffafl . George Lelay Raynlond Lemho Ray V Ml John Lemza Sheree Lee Lennard Eileen Lescheck Jill Levine I KP' Vicki-Ann Levine Susan Levski Vicki Debra Levy P Debbie E n i .- lg' Sha,-i.Am1 Lewin Larry Katz swears by his AC spark plugs. ' - -nw ' Sri , ' II' 'II ' , .. ' l---, ii ,. .l A i ' J 1 I v l Hn JN H ff William Liberman Sheree Lieberman Bill Sher 6' Caryn Liebowitz y l Qfl y if -M-vr ,,. X M , :xxx .1 Rffig. :I . - nuefejiqgiv t i . inf, 'mtg , e 'Q I Robert Littwin Elizabeth Lizzi George Lodder Bob Betty ,, w 11 N . Q 1. Patricia Lombardo Shirley Ann Lomonico Liliann London Patti 'I .5 ,111 XL :.- e. f 1 ' ' j'1 Howard Longin Mike Saslowsky appears desperate in his attempt to study during lunch Howie 1-L+ ,,, I 4 Matthew Lorber Violette Lorberer Lynn Lorenzi Matt Vi Lynni fi- Mr. D. and Cindy talk over marching routines. 138 Leonor Lorenzo Lee 3 L1 A i 5 J Lenni Luhlinski Tom Lotterman Red Lois Lyman Edward McBurnie Carlton John Mcflarter, Jr. William McCleary Ed Chip Jf Carreen McDonald Craig McDonald Teresa McDonald Patrick McKenna Terry Pat IN fi or , 1 , lf We have to play against them ? I-Vt 1-25 Robyn McKenna Debbie McPherson Debra Mabey Bernie Maisner Raymond Maizel John Mamg Ray Lou r- -uv v 7 ' -r , t W i 5 'fl' Mindy Mandelkorn 6SThis is a Christmas party? I thought it was Halloween V FV xfihl , ,-fm., -1 AV, ,-...Q J L '.: :.54.ji,- 1 A 85: -, + I 51' , gg ,,.A xii, l M . ix , I' V , wg - E- P J 5-ll' L. 1 1 UI '7'a, 'Q X W L-an . Fred Raker shows the proper sitting for sen- ior portraits. .fn Chloris Mandeville R01'i0 Marks Cleo Scott Marks, III Barbara Marone jfffff fl ll Lek Keith Marshall Sue Masiello Robert Massarsky Goose W e On a cold day, the color guard reluctantly prepares for halftime. Lonny Matlick Snooter Enid Matorin Ron Matushek Kurt Mayer Matty ,, N ' 1 xv- r Jeff,-y Mead Diane Mellinger Richard Memmer Animal ,U v V. Neil F rielich: Action Photographer , , ,l , WW is-' x cf' V 1 if Lyw fx Linda Meyers Dan Mickiewicz Mick Q-4, gh. Sandra Mihalakis Paul Milazzo F ' ' ' 1 -' '--mf-- ,..Hfw? M , W H Y ,, M ,V iw ag : ' NA. Lx , , wx H' - H1 iswyfl HN ' M-'ilmi-1 ' v' , Y, W Donna Minkoff Stephen Mintz Ingrid Mirakovits Inky Sylvia T. Miranda Douglas Mitchell Wendy Mittler Syl Pat Molnar Joel Moore Kathleen Moore 1972 Sports Queen is . . . Robyn Mc Kenna. Robert Moore Rob f' iff' Mark Morrel George Morris Gayle Morton Anxious officials report on the game. -li' Steven Mosca Michele Moscatelli Mike xy 'ber Marv Moskowitz Roger Moskowitz Janet Moss Steven Moss Kathleen Mullen Kathy ' + mv l l RX i Mfg fn. Tara Murray David Nagy Carol Nakashian Seniors and Sophs unite for the Thanksgiving pep rally. Joseph Napolitano Q, Nancy Nasta Even Batman and Robin come to Fair Lawn to sell magazines. 1 if if 1,aa. ff 1 1 'aaad 'ii 195 Hr 'Ffa 'iv Gary Natovitz Thomas Nelson William Nero Vitz Tom I . nfl' yn , H, Henry Nestler Theresa Noble JOHIIIIC 0,Bl'i6ll Harry 147 NO' Jammu Gerald O'Connell Ann Marie Oliveira Joan Oppermann Jerry Ollie Mr. Lawther and Mr. Kreitz anticipate a win- ning season. 148 K X Susan Owens Lois Pace Flame is w.: sn fi Nial Page Jacquelyn Packard Jacki n if-A ' Y gy 2 If fx -g enjf Maria Palaminti Joseph Palazzolo Patricia Palesky 1, f K4 if Frances Palmieri Midlael Papa Fran Pops ' vi is ag :L Pat Jonathan Parker J on is P ugh-f Marylou Parker The student lounge adds atmosphere to lunch. 14 wr .P L fx 'Tell me how long you've had this problem. Teddy Pecora Bones 1 Gary Perazzo Joyce Perilli , Spot 150 NSN! Jon Paulson Laura Pazos Butch . . .p--N Susan Pelta Susie E John Perkins ww ','. ' W I ,. .yu gym 'x X 3 fi W ,i if Bruce Perry '6Ethyl is not a lady! .ef - P i 1 If gf I 1. I . U -x ' I 1 4 . , I , ,S 1, X 1 5 , Q-P f 1 Alf Janice Persak Janet Perrile Ricky Petak Jail Pluggy .ff-Q , 7? 1 R0hel'i Petak Sharon Pettineo Judy Petzoldt 151 L Qjqs ,, -1 I i 155' l ,. . -- H w Qs. 'S-. WE Ax +-...W .fa 2 ' ' ,, , TQXX511 ' ve, 'VWK 9 I , . ,. l , .f e Philip Pfau Robert Pier Susan Pilrun Pfaaffer Sue 11-9 Mark Pilson Pamela Pine Maria Pin Guerrero Pam Nao xxffh Everyone loves assemblies. Marie Pirog 152 ff' r r ily' , Q NM Q1 if X X ..?. P... , .N X 5LA,:.w My ' ' ' fm A W' ,U :Wg ,-W N 1, 55145 ,I - , .f Ev. deg A w ,fm L 'YH Q1-', L' '3fQif5'1i'fl'. QQ . Stephen Platt Mary Poggi Diane Polackin Pog Di 2.1 ,UA af' Bradford Pollack Nicholas Popolo Bread Crumbs D, my name is Donna . . . Oded Presman Penne Pressner Odie Alan Prezant Marianne Pruiksma Frederick Pugatch Ricky Gail Qualanione Steve Rabin Philip Raffiani Phil ii Timothy Raftery Or the second . . . or the third . . . Tim Q- 23- g QM Beth Ragovin Fred Raker f' fi f- f- 93 wx N Catherine Rawley Thom Reichert Marv Moskowitz finds Physics amusing. Cathy A L , D, . r Aff? Y J , - , 4. , . ' ' -ini 'fi-'Nfl '. A f- f H EEK I ,129 fi 11 I ' . 4. M - u Q, x HE... -1 If -. wx lv ' .'! J , -' I 1 s j fl J: L Q A I , . Y ,J X . f' N ,, ,Vx M , I sa Wg! 'efsazxf ' S sp! N Y V-1 Mike Reitano Ronald Resnick Virginia Rice Rican Walrus Ginny 155 3 Stuart Riskin Diane Rizzo Donna Rizzo Stu Riz Riz Judith Robe,-ts Barbara Robinson Mitchell Seth Robinson M' h Judy llc Irwin and Jim discuss a script in Drama Lit. Patricga Roman atti w ,A f 5 ww sh-I Fred Rosen Estelle Rosenbaum 9' as WTP QP? Carol Rosenblan Lawrence Neal Rosenblum Rose Larry 112' Alan Stewart Rosenhaus Regina ROBellkl'antZ Al Gina -, bf:-is 'X A- Tv' Sara Rosenberg Vvv.f.fA' ji I , 'L wg f It in ' ' ,,,' I' .1 1 , ,Vi Xl-... li X- b 1 Xx G M331 b n 1 t Students like Howie made the orphan party a celebration. 157 ff? 5' xx, i Therese Roseti Donna Rota Michael Roth Through these portals . . . Margo Ann Rubenstein fum Abraham Louis Rubin Shelley Rudowitz JHIHCS Al'lll10Ily Russo Joe Skuzz Jimmy Bonnie Ryan ,cans . ,X David Sacks Harry Salleroli Even Snoopy has his moments of suspended animation. Debra Salzman Gloria Sammarco Faccia N K H 1 rg- Ni I -5 1 M wsu N N Charles Samuel Anthony Salldo Chuck Tony 159 10 Sharon Sanfilippo Barbara Santora Robert SHIIIOFH Barb Sain! Lisa Sarullo Illya Marsha Scaglione Scag Michael Saslowsky Jack Sayewich Sas Talent always draws a crowd. U' 1 Linda Scanlon Richard Schacher Rich Nancy Scheffel Wayne Schenk Robert Scheulen Schnik Bob A Doug Schiff Trudi SChl0ll'l0WitZ Syph And heat them, they did: 16-6 A v Fw- X :Ilf- M M- 1 V A If 5Qe 'Quo' Lori Schochet Jeffrey Schrader Gale Schrager 9,25 U-f Alan Schreck Jeffrey Schultz Beth Schwartz Al Jeff Hinda T X Wi., 5 'QL W... , ,,.A M k - ,1 , 'T S4 '- :mr - -- . 4 .gy ,..:r,S9s?2s nv, I 1 ,fl V 5 S N .I wi I ' 1 is . 1 '41 .4- 1 f w S f 14'-- if -. , Edward Michael Schwartz AIl0thCl' day hBgillB - - - 162 ... -,,4 . 1 --ff...-f,..i-,. 'L ' I X n , H W ,H . W , ,, .ik jim' W jf fit' 4 A . -1 'x ' 15541 ,I 'L f 'f N QQQFET. '11 X 4, ,..-f'--,.- .,-- --.v ' 4 T6+f1.?-P11'f'f 3'1E4.3 'f.' ' Jeff Schwartz Kenneth A. Schwartz Karen Scotto Bear is-Q Rick Selman Sel Waiting for Goclot 16? fb' 'T77 N..., Wanda Senick Theresa Setteducato Robert Shaloff Wan Terri Buddy 4-Y- Miehael Shapirg Michele Sher Jean Benedict Sherer Mike U,fQ:E?RfED fAxQffU'!mV f CQL Emp FC pf 'fsf Q P'A1A Jan Barry Sherman I-Ori SIIOHCIIIBH Tank .2-gi V. .- . .' 9.-'F 'C'.. ' 1 .N - ' 3315? :4 '-, , 3 A ' -' . , . N V 1 .1 Qe f,.1'umlQl?4 e , ,me The apple machine-a sometimes petty thief. Glen S1101-r Bette Shucard Magurk 164 Richard Siegel Rich Wlflyx David Sloan Dave Illene Smiles Robyn Silverman Valerie Ann Skroback Raisin Val Frances Smigen Fran -in 'Ev David Smith Dave 1 -. Bob Rosen, will you please sit down? 99 :H gasif- rl' Mrs. Carlough always holds a captive audience. Jeanne Smith 1 I ff lx gr' S-r W Michael Smith Fred Smolinsky David Spiegel Mike Chucker A 7 5 ,f Y i qu- Y 'il . 1411 I, , , v Holly Stainman Karen Stanchak Bonnie Stein Sparki ! ff: X . K. C Mona Stein Jill Susan Sternberg 45' FTP' Nuiw Nancy Sternberg Bonnie Stewart '4ci'r'::3 ' Debra Stodolak Jed Strasser Debbi :ji f I 9 The day ends with a friendly chat at the locker. r Kenneth Strauss gn' 'hx ein Peter Surlak Richard Sussman Karen Sweet JE: Laurie Swerlin Donna Patricia Tamborino Sandy Tarant Lauris Dra ' 45 V -' ' 't ' ff- ,' os- ,-'y 1 ' 5 Q - ' W ' ' 4- ' ' , . - l- , vi. ' . z- ,, A ' ,un- -, if - .A ., , . ' -. , E I. I -. V' 6.5.41 e z . - .N 97539 are ff n r tm e f -. , Ken Ta,-yla To an injured player, football is no fun from the bench Jeff Taub Sandy Terris Ricky TCSHII Mary Thum Cross country runners huddle around Mr. Hausmann for final instructions Karen Q Donna Toci Suzanne Torell Cassandra Toohey Sue Sandy 169 1' n L f Cynthia Towle Adrienne Treuhaft Ron Trezza Cindy Ad -arf' Stephanie T1-inkeg Gail Tristani Dale Tucker .ggi .v Mr. Austin carefully explains his blackboard notations. Linda Ulinsky I Z' 5 - ,N - tx 1 .1 3 EQ ' 1 ' f 'A 'rrfeff-,Gini a. -X 5972 E ff? Harvey U1-ig Mark Van Buskirk Calvin Van De Giesen je? Charlene Vanderbeck Sharon Vander Zwalm Alexander Van Emden Char Shar Sonny Q00 X oogosggzgq hnogoarsqu figs' goes' o 0 0 D 'IDB on 9 o n Z',f'l 6 .9 nl' 5 , .lg w 4 30' ' F Gb NL dig, 'Q . ' . 'Q Jkt. The library becomes alive with students for the annual Holiday Tea. Craig V311 KGITIPCII it M 172 .-WT J :?.3vl'rf',.,.,LgH--. .,,?,.:5, , 1, ..-- 11 ma :far 1 V, Vw- j -1,5 Y -Y -V1 ,Q , , 7. , --,,H , , ,ix - N - V W Steve Van Kirk One dollar fine for every proof not returned. X JESS Ig-54 -5' Em t Q., Randy Varrecchia Bernadette Verhoski Fernando Villalba Verhusk Ferny Patricia Violand Dean Vogt Eric Vogt Pat 1-f Greg Voskian Theresa Wagner Vosk Terri Deborah Waite Debbie gn ull: Patricia Wang Paul W3P0h0l Pat 'U , 'bv f': 'r James Wardrcp Lawrence Peter Warner Jim Larry Jeff Carlson demonstrates his fancy footwork 173 I x 56' an-s-' ur Dorothy Wassel Kenny Wasserman Lori Weber Wassy Catching the magic of a sudden breeze. R0biIl Weber f ml Marcy Weinberg Margie Weinberg Rondavveiflberg onm .f.- , 1- .- rf 1 ' 'ln W -- -' f 11. r...rv. yg ,gf H' 'T g M f 'AH' u ' V n4 I 1 1 fly'--t 'Jr' wild xx nk, 9 4 Serge 4. -, -1 I . 1 if-w, I ,ur :., . ,mx q,'i?' 3.j 1111 V . 39 - .4 ' vr' I1 ll . Q.,.- X Q X ': . 4 1 P 6 ' 1 1 X ' f W 1 I 1 , L L I1 l , f I5 J W 50 . ' 4'-C file' :YQ-7 E Joseph Weiner Jack Weinstein Lawrence Weisman Joe Phil x ' EJ , 5 ,. -f as. A nf ef i ,Q Paula Weiss Edward Weissman Steve Wendroff Vff' in M11 Arella leads the entertainment for the Holiday Tea. Dave Wetter U '1 ' -I 7 .- YL , -vi Q- ' , .,-4 u. .. ,w ',g,,-.ii . 5 . .,a QW' W, ., -XA-, .L, All .,-M-il. 541- ,ggi-,KT .r 1 vb I y, . ,, ,- '. ,we w A - . if. fl 1'- - . . ., , , .. . . f -' 1 'S-. 4 if . Q ,' . ' . . 5 ,V n . ,. L 4. , l , .C ,,,,,.- y .. -. , , , . , . Y ... , ..,,- , .. .14 , V. . ,V , - ,- ...-x- .- .-. . , .. A ,,,, ,- .l .YL .,,-e , . Bruce Wexler A bright autumn sun provides the backdrop for friendly dialog. Wex x gy Lawrence White Martha White Mike Whitehead ' W f fr' N N..- Adele Wiggins Steven Wigod Stephen Wilchins Willy I , 1 Stefani Wittlin Lori 'Wolfson Paul Wolossow Stef 1, R . .. Even the soccer players have a certain amount of grace. I Pam Wolthouse Wendy Woogen Walt Woog 4 .X .Li-iw 'MK fi ,, wg? mug ! 8' ,il me Cheryl Worman Nicholas Worontsoff Nick rim ., .4 Q59 ?N Stephanie Worontsoff Trenton Wright LUCY Wyka Trent f-.il xx- . 4 -1 A number to remember Laurie Yadoff Linda Young Z, I I 1 Sheryl Young Sherry Lin Greg Zanetti The Spirit of '72 NB Charlene Zimmerman Claire Zimmerman Cha N 5 W A VV -1-'Z Ronald Zimmerman Lori Zisk Jeffrey Zuchter Jeff Sandra Zwain Sandy Luke Sprenger Neil Treitman ' 5'l,5f,q,-' ., ' '13'9W-'G f . , X V, . , , , , ,wi 3'-' V'f ! ' Q '1v C' 5 L.. -FJ?-9?'22C91.+!ifv-' ' 'U 'IQ 7'.- X'lllb-.':'7fbE:':3v'U?A'? 7.' 'v 4:3 . . V 'S' ' ' -W -:df? 3,33:,g4.A: T ' ' 57212 '7E.f-2?-1- ' ,1,,4-'-fX- ' Remember . . . RETIREMEN af.. MRS. GERTRUDE MEYERS MR. DONALD EVES MR. HAROLD HOCH Mrs. Gertrude Meyers has been with us at Fair Lawn High School for the past thirteen years, but the lure of distant places has beck- oned her from the halls of F.L.H.S. to a retirement of traveling with her husband. Mrs. Meyers substituted at the high school for three years before becoming a regular full-time teacher. During the following ten years of teaching, Mrs. Meyers also served in the capacity of Chairman of the Mathematics Department. A graduate of Keuka College where she studied mathematics and chemistry, Mrs. Meyers also attended Teacheris College of Columbia. Having already traveled through the Caribbean and Europe, Mr. and Mrs. Meyers hope to include Alaska, Hawaii, and Africa in their future itineraries. We wish them the best of luck in their travels. A graduate of the University of Virginia and Columbia University, Mr. Eves has been with Fair Lawn High School for fifteen years. Mr. Evcs came to Fair Lawn High School from Nutley High School in September of 1957. He was the sponsor of the Hippocrates Club and arranged for numerous doctors to come speak with club mem- be s. lWith an M.A. in Biology, Mr. Eves has become well known for his outstanding work in the field of ornithology and the study of algae. F.L.H.S. bids a fond farewell to Donald Eves, wishing him the best of luck in the coming years. Mr. Vincent Fieseler has been with Fair Lawn High School for thirteen years. Having obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree from Seton Hall, he went on to earn his master's degree at Teacher's Col- lege of New York. Mr. Fieseler has been dedicated to teaching and it is with deep regret that we see him retire. When asked what his future plans were, his only intentions now are to take a rest and travel. His success as a teacher can be attributed to his philosophy that teaching should include the latest and most accurate informa- tion and, therefore, a teacher should never stop learning himself. The Crimson Tide offers him best wishes for the future. Joining the teaching staff in Fair Lawn High School's second year of existence, Mr. Harold Hoch has been an integral member of the Science Department for the past twenty-eight years. Having attended Muhlenberg College and Columbia University, Mr. Hoch taught Chemistry and advanced science. In addition to his teaching, over the years he has been a sponsor of various clubs including the photography club, the amateur radio club, the chemistry club, and Student Council. Mr. Hoch has no definite plans for his retirement, but he hopes to travel and catch up on his reading. On behalf of Fair Lawn High School, the yearbook staff sincerely wishes him the best of luck on his retirement. Mr. Lloyd Siegrist has been on the staff of Fair Lawn High School since 1944, the second year of the Fair Lawn High School organiza- lion. A graduate of Millersville State College in Pennsylvania, Mr. Siegrist is the sixth oldest member of the staff, service-wise. ln all probability, he will return to his home state of Pennsylvania. When Fair Lawn High School says good-by to Lloyd Siegrist, it will be saying good-by not only to one teacher of Industrial Arts but to a part of F.L.H.S. history. Known to most students in her capacity as the school nurse, Mrs. Mary Cozad graduated from Paterson General Hospital School of Nursing in 1940 and later received a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Seton Hall University. Before coming to Fair Lawn, Mrs. Cozad's experience in her profession ranged from being a nurse in the United States Navy to being a public health nurse in Wayne. After attending to the needs of Fair Lawn High School's sudents for fourteen years, Mrs. Cozad will retire to pursue some of her favorite interests. She hopes to travel extensively and perhaps settle down to work in the West. Wherever Mrs. Cozard goes, she will be taking the best wishes of the staff and students of Fair Lawn High School with her. X 3.-ff 1 I? MR. VINCENT' FIESELER MR. LLOYD SIEGRIST MRS. MARY COZAD 181 ALMA MATER Uur strong band can n'er he broken Formed in Fair Lawn High, Far surpassing wealth unspoken Sealed by friendship's tie. Alma Mater, Alma Mater Deep graven on each heart, Shall be found unwavering true When we from thee shall part. High school life at best is passing, Gliding swiftly hy., Let us pledge in word and deed Our love for Fair Lawn High , E ADELMAN, MARDI 4-15 Fourth Street Keyettes 1 0, Color Guard 11 ,12, Varsity Club tSecretaryl 11 ,1 2. Pages 52, 86, 92 ADES, ALBERT 34-06 Lenox Drive Key Club 10 ,11,12, French Club 10 ,11, Production Club 10 ,11, Student Council 10 ,11 Page 92 . ALLOCO, GERARD 12 -35 Twelfth Street Swimming Team 11,1 2. Pages 7 3,9 2 . ALTMAN, KENNETH 9-03 Westmoreland Avenue Band 10,11,12, Key Club 11, Class Council 1 1, Stylus 12 , Crimson Crier 12, Sailing Club fTreasurerJ 11. Pages 51, 60, 61, 92. ALTSCHULER, ANN 302 High Street Page 19 2. ANDRETTA, JOANN 13 -38 Orchard Street Italian Cuisine Club 12. Pages 47,51,92. ANTIGNANE, MICHAEL 13-3 2 Fifth Street Baseball Team 10 ,11. Pages 4 3, 92. APFFEL, KEITH 362 Owen Avenue Chef's Club 10. Page 93. ARONOFF, BRINA 4-11 Fourth Street Class Council 1 0 ,11 ,1 2, Future Teachers 1 0 ,11 ,1 2, Usherettes 12. Pages45, 48, 49, 93. AVERBACH, LARRY 6-10 Second Street Chess Club 11,12, Bridge Club 11. Pages 4 0 , 93. BABITTS, LAURIE 1 2-6 4 Orchard Street Page 93 BAIL, MARK 4 -05 Fair Lawn Avenue Band 10,Chess Club 1 2. BAILIN, JOSHUA 41-4 9 Rys Terrace Stock Brokers 11 ,12, Chess Club 10, A.F.S. 10, Community Service 10, Crimson Crier 11 ,12. Pages 29, 36, 44, 93. BAKER, RONDA 1 0 -0 7 Bush Place Key Club 10 , Masques 10 ,11, Senior Musical 10,1 1 ,1 2 , Keyettes 11 ,1 2, Girls' Hockey Team 12, Student Council 12. Page 93 BANDELL, LYNN 20 Madelyne Place Crimson Crier 11 ,1 2, A.F.S. 10 ,11 ,12 , Future Teachers 10 ,11 ,1 2 . Pages 30-31, 36, 93. BARKER, RICHARD 29-03 Zachary Place Track and Field 10 ,11 ,12 , Cross Country 1 ,12. Pages 66 ,9 4. BECKER, JOAN 14 Godwin Avenue Class Council 10 , Future Teachers 10 , 11, Community Service 10 ,11, Student Council 1 1 ,1 2, Stock Brokers 1 2, Crimson Tide 12, Student Storefmanagerl 11 ,12 . Pages 58, 94. BEER, IRWIN 1 3-6 0 Comerford Place Class Council 10 ,11,1 2, Masques 1 0, Drug Abuse Council 11 ,1 2, Checkers Club 12. Pages 5 3 ,9-1. BEHRNAM, BONNIE 3 25 Howard Avenue Stylus 1 0 ,11 ,12, Orchestra 1 0 ,11 ,1 2, A.F.S.10,11,12,N.H.S.11,12. Pages 29,30-a1,s7,57,94. BELBY, MICHAEL 0-31 Thirty-fourth Street Track 10 ,11 ,12, Cross Country 11 ,12, Varsity Club 12, Class Council 1 2. Pages 23,52,66,94 BELL, BONNIE 7-10 Manor Avenue Band 1 0,1 1, French Club 10, Intramurals 12 , Crimson Tide 1 2 g Senior Musical 1 2. Pages 7 1 , 9 4 . BELL, TIMOTHY 8 -6 4 Forest Street Page 95 . BELLI, RONALD 25-14 Kipp Street Basketball fManagerl 10 ,11, Italian Cuisine 10. Page 95. ICR DIRECTORY BELMONTE, CONSUELO 12 -01 Bellair Avenue German Club 12 5 Bowling 12 . Pages 48-49, 95. BELTZER, SHARON 10 Glenfair Road Student Council 10 ,1 1 ,1 2, Crimson Crier 10,11,12, N.H.S. 11,12, Domestic Exchange 12. Pages 29,32-33, 36 ,51 ,95. BENTEJAC, ALAN 1-26 36th Street Page 95 . BERMAN, SHEILA 36-11 Lindsay Road Future Teachers of America 11 ,12, A.F.S. 11 ,12 , Usherettes 12 . Pages 29,30-31,45,48-49,95. BERNSTEIN, IVAN 23-05 Radburn Road Masques 10, Drug Abuse Committee 10, Student Council 11,12, Checkers 12. Page 9 5 . BESHAW, JIM 3 Katherine Avenue Football Team 10 ,11,1 2 , LaCrosse Team 11,12, Key Club 12, Varsity Club 11,12, N.H.S.11,12, Pages 29,68-69, 96. BIEDERMAN, CAROL 11-15 3rd Street Page 96 BILLECI, DEBORAH 41-17 Williams Street Cheerleader 12, Varsity Club 12. Pages 29, 52,85,96. BINENSTOCK, SHERRY 39-03 Allwood Place Keyettes 12 . Page 96. BIRNBERG, NEAL 1 2 -4 5 Westem Drive Class Council 11 , Key Club 12, Tennis Club 12, Stylus 11,12, Y.E.S. 12. Pages 35 ,96 . BIRNHOLZ, KENNETH 39-26 Paterson Street Pages 41,96 . BLAKELY, ROBERT 3-20 Plaza Road Football TeamfCaptainl 1 0 ,11,12, LaCrosse Team tCaptainl10 ,1 1 ,1 2, Varsity Club 10 ,11 ,1 2 . Pages 8,68-69,96. BLASBERG,LINDA 31-0 2 Garrison Terrace Page 97. BLOCK, KENNETH 2 Reading Terrace Key Club 10 ,11, Student Council 1 0 ,11, Class Council 10 ,11,12, Fortune Society 12, Environmental Action 1 2 , Domestic Exchange 1 2. Pages 32-33,97. BLGOLI, STE VEN 13-02 Fair Lawn Avenue Soccer 1 0 ,11, Key Club 1 2, Pages 3 5 ,9 7 . BOARDMAN, SHIRA 21 Van Suan Place Page 97. BODA, GWEN 17-14 Berdan Avenue Make-up Kit 10 ,11,1 2, Equestrian Club 10, D.E.C.A.12. Pages 40,46,97. BODNER, JEFFREY 36-0 7 Stelton Terrace Page 97 . BONHEIM, RALPH 32-11 Nicholson Drive. Computer Club 10 ,12, Crimson Crier 10 , 1 2, Stylus 12 , Choraliers 10,11,12,N.H.S. 11,1 2, Senior Musical 10 ,11 ,1 2 , All-State Chorus 12, Concert Choir 11 ,12, Masques 1 2. Pages 29,37,41 ,58,59,97. BOROUGHS, WALTER 4 2 Garwood Road Page 9 8 . BOSTROM, LYNN 16-01 11th Street Page 9 8 . BOWENS, CHARLES 25-18 Berkshire Road Class Council 10, Future Teachers 10 ,11. Page 9 8 . BOWER, DIANE 36-10 Hillside Terrace Page 9 8 . BOYCE, ELMER 1 1 -06 First Street Page 9 8 . BRAND, CAROL 13-06 Ferry Heights Page 9 8 . BRECHTER, DAVID 3-45 Twenty-Seventh Street Math Club 1 1 . Page 9 8 . BRENNER, PAULA 5 Fernwood Drive Enviromnental Action 1 0 ,11. Page 98. BRESLOFF, LESLIE 4-10 Second Street Domestic Exchange 12, Class 'Council 10 ,11,12, Student Council 11 , Keyettes 10,11,12, Program Sellers 11,12. Pages 23,35,51,99. BRESLOW, MARC 21-10 Greenwood Drive Soccer 10 , Track 10 , Wrestling 10 ,11 ,12, N.l-I.S. 12. Pages 29,72,99. BRESSLER, KAREN 16-10 Mandon Drive Student Council 10 ,11,12, Class Council 10,11,12, Keyettes 10,11 , N.H.S. 11,12, Domestic Exchange 11 , Equestrian Club 12. Pages 23,29,51,99. BROCKWAY, MARY 11 Vivian Court Program Sellers 11 , Keyettes 12 Pages 3 5 ,9 9 BRONEN, RICHARD 3 0 -0 7 Morlot Avenue Track 10 ,11 ,12 , Cross Country 11,12, Band 10,11 ,12. Pages60,61,66,99. BROWN, DARYL 89 Lincoln Avenue Majorettes 12. Pages 52,84,99. BROWN, DAVID 2 Allen Place Swim Team 10 , Band 10, Orchestra 1 0 , 11, Environmental Action 12, Key Club 1 2. Pages 3 5 ,9 9. BRUNDAGE, THOMAS 13-09 Berdan Avenue Baseball 10, Basketball 10. Page 10 0. BUCHWALD, GARY 5-33 Canger Place Math ClubfPresidentl 11,12 , Chess Club fPresidentl 10,11,12, Computer Club fPresidentl 1 0 ,11 ,12 , Audio-Visual Club 10 ,11,12, Production Club 10 ,11,12. Pages 29,40,41,43 ,51,100. BUFFALINO, BONNIE 11-15 Long Road Program Sellers 11. Pages 43,100. BULANDA, LAWRENCE 8 -6 4 Henderson Boulevard Golf Club 10. Page 100. BULOS, DANIEL 46 Kershner Place Student Store 11,12, Hockey Club 10 ,12. Pages 26 ,100. BUTENSKY, MARTIN 9-16 Fair Lawn Avenue Basketball Team 1 0, Band 1 0 ,1 1 ,12 , Drum Captain 1 1 ,12. Pages 61,100. BYRA, DOUGLAS 1 1 -1 0 Second Street Page 101. CAMPBELL, BARBARA 8 Madelyne Place Choir 10 ,11 ,12,Masques10,11,12, A.F.S. 12 , Senior Musical 11 ,12.. Pages 28,58 ,101. CANALI, GERALDINE 35-02 Lenox Drive Pages 6 ,10 1. CANNATELLA, LINDA 31-06 Nicholson Drive D.E.C.A. 1 2 . Pages 43 ,101 . CARBONE, JANE 4-02 Hopper Avenue Page 1 01. CARLSON, JEFFREY 13-04 Tanis Place Soccer 10,11,12, Baseball 1 0 ,1 1 ,12. Pages 29,67,101. CARMAN, PETER 16-34 Chandler Drive Track 10,11,12, Soccer 10,11,12. Pages67,101. CARTALEM, ROBERT 2-14 Thirty-first Street Pages 43,102. CARUSO, ROBERT 25-15 Southern Drive Page 102. CASIMIRO, JOSEPH 3 0-1 1 Nicholson Drive Page 1 02. CEREL, GALE 1-21 Twenty-eighth Street Masques 10 ,11, Drug Abuse Council 1 0 ,11 Page 1 02. 1 CHAPMAN, NANCY 21 Godwin Avenue Pages 23,102. CHARLES, ROBERT 11-08 Fairhaven Place Audio-Visual Club 1 0 ,11,1 2. Pages 43,102. CI-IEREVAS, PETER 7-32 Richard Street Page 10 2 . CHIDIAC, JOANN 2 5-0 8 Berdan Avenue Keyettes 11,12. Pages 35,103. CHOMA, MICHAEL 17-10 Morlot Avenue Pages 29,60-61,103. CHOSNEK, ESTHER 41-5 0 Rys Terrace Program Sellers 10 ,11 , Future Teachers 10 ,11, Future Nurses 10 ,11, Keyettes 10,11. Page 103. CHRISTIANSON, CUYLER 12 Burlington Place Cross Country tCaptainJ 10 ,11 ,12 , Track fCaptainJ 10 ,II ,12 , Varsity Club fPreS.J 10,11,12, Crimson Crier11,12, N.H.S. 11,12 , Student Council 10,11 ,12. Pages 4,29,36,51,66,103. CLAUSS, JAY 15-09 Saddle River Road Page 103. COFALKA, NORMAN 1 Oakway, Wellingborough, Northants, England A. F.S. 12, Soccer 1 2, Track 12. Pages 8-9, 30-31, 67,103. COHEN, KENNETH 15-06 Kriesmer Place Student Council 1 0 ,11 ,12 , Crimson Crier 11,1 2, Computer Club 12. Pages 29,36,41,103. COLLINS, DONNA 3 8-4 7 Victoria Road Majorettes 11 ,12 , Varsity Club 11 ,12. Pages 51,71,84,104. CONSALVO, GERALDINE 3-27 Plaza Road Cheerleader fCaptainJ 11 ,12 , Varsity Club 11,12. Pages4,6,8,52,85,104. COOK, EDWARD 15 Remington Road Page 104 COOK, RICHARD 5-35 Boyd Avenue Lacrosse 10 ,11 ,12. Page 104. COOPER, STEVEN 19 -02 Prospect Avenue Hippocrates Club tPresidentJ 11,12, Crimson Crier 10 ,11 ,12 , Stylus 12 g Tennis CManagerJ10. Page 39,1 04. COVELLA, ROBERT 17-07 Jordan Road Page 10 4. CRANDLES, SHEILA 15-15 Radburn Road Overseas Club 10, Program Sellers 12. Page 104. CUBBY, PAUL 39 -18 Romama Drive Page 10 5. CZUBER, JOANNA 4-23 Twenty-eighth Street Page 1 0 5. DALY, BONNIE 15-11 Everett Terrace Keyettes12, Class Council 12 , G.A.A. 1 0 ,11,12, Crimson Crier 10. Pages 23,35,105. DAVIS, GREGORY 16-03 Everett Terrace Page 10 5. DAVIS, JEFF 3 0 -1 8 Gentner Road Page 105. DEAN, DONNA 20-09 Carlton Place Pages 34,105. DE BLOCK, JANETTE 3-31 Cyril Avenue Color Guard 11 12' G A A 12 Varsit , , . . - 3 Y Club 1 1 ,1 2, National Honor Society 11 ,12 Pages 29,51,52,71,86,105. DE GRADO, BOB 3-41 Thirty-first Street Fencing 10 ,11,1 2 . Pages 73,106. DE LOWEY, CHRIS 4-52 Wagarow Road Wrestling 10. Page 106. DEL VECCHIO, JOHN 24-16 Watkins Avenue Page 106 . DE MARCO, DEBORAH 9-04 Essex Place Equestrian Club 10, Crimson Tide 12. Page 106. DE MARIA, DEBRA 5-09 Hartley Place Student Right Committee, Fortune Society 12 , Student Council 12 . Pages 50,106. DERFLER, RICHARD 16 -1 8 Morlot Avenue Key Club 10 ,11 ,12 , Student Council 11 , Crimson Crier 10 . Pages 3 5 ,1 0 6 DE SERIO, LOUIS lt Terrace 36015 Ste an l Soccer 11, Fencing 10, Latin Club 10 ,11. Page 106. DE VITO, ANTHONY 38-4 7 Tayler Road Baseball 11,12. Page 107. DE YONKER, CATHY 14-07 Bellair Avenue D.E.C.A. 12. Pages 12,34,107. DICKSON, KENNETH 8-15 Oak Street Page 107 DIECKHOFF, CHRISTINE 38-42 Wilson Street Future Nurses Club 12. Pages 39,107. DI IENNO, ANTHONY 8-22 Henderson Boulevard Page 107. DOMICO, LEANN 14-18 Fourth Street Page 107 DONCHIN, DALE 4-13 Thirtieth Street Student Store 11,12, Stylus 12, Radio Club 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2, Domestic Exchange 12, Stockbrokers 12, American Field Service 10,11,12. Pages 26,29,32,33,44,60,61,107. DORF, MITCHELL 16-06 Mandon Place Varsity Soccer 11,12, Varsity Bowling 11,12, Key Club fSgt. ofArmsJ12, Key Club 10,11. Pages 32,33,35 52,67.108. DORMAN, HOWARD 31-06 Gordon Place Soccer 10,11,12, Key Club 11,12. Pages 35,108. DOTZAUER, PATRICIA 23 Winslow Terrace Junior Prom Committee 11, Keyettes 12, Soph. Dance Committee 10. Pages 35,I08. DOUGAN, THOMAS 2-68 Saddle River Road Page 108. DREIBELBIS, SUSAN 55 Sandford Road Students for Environmental Action 11, 12 , Class Council 11, Junior Prom Committee 11, Ski Club 12, Eques- Lrian Club 12. Page 108. DUBIN, SANDRA 30-15 Southern Drive Pages 58,108. DUFFY, GEORGE 19 -1 5 Hunter Place Page 108. DUNAY, THOMAS 3 0 -0 2 Garrison Terrace Page 10 8 . DURLACHER, JOANNA 19-13 Saddle River Road D.E.C.A. 12, Junior Prom Committee 11 5 Soph. Dance Committee 10, Keyettes Club 10. Pages 3 4 ,1 09 EBERSMAN, WILLIAM 18 Beekman Place Environmental Action Committee 11, Political Institute 11, Key Club 10, Crimson Crier 12. Pages 50,109. EISEN, MICHAEL 28-12 Sheridan Place Junior Varsity Soccer 10. Page 109. EISENBERG, SAM 18 Scialla Street Key Club 11,12 , Equestrian Club 10, Hebrew Club 10 ,1 1. Page 109. EISNER, ROBERT 18-31 Hillery Street Curriculum Change Committee 12, Assembly Committee 12, Ecology 11,12. Pages48,49,109. EMMOLO, PATRICIA 0-96 Bellair Avenue Pages 85,109. EMOND, ELIZABETH 35-16 Ferry Heights Class Council 1 0 ,11,1 2 , Progra.m Sellers 11 , Girl's Hockey Team 12, Keyettes 1 0 ,1 1, Future Nurses 1 0 ,1 1, Future Teachers 1 0 ,11. Pages 23,43,109. EMORE, MARCIA 28-11 Sheridan Place Majorettes 10 ,1 1 ,12,N.H.S.11,12, Crimson Tide 12, Student Store 12, Computer Club 12, Varsity Club 12, G.A.A. 11 ,12 . Pages 24,25,26,29,41,51,52,71,84,110. EPSTEIN, JERRY 6 Kershner Place Lacrosse Team 10 ,1 1 ,1 2 5 Hockey Club 10 ,11 ,12. Page 110. EPSTEIN, KENNETH 15-1 3 Prospect Ave. Soccer fCapt.l 10 ,11,12 , Basketball 10, Class Council Alternate 12, Key Club 10,11,12, Varsity Club 11,12, Drug Abuse Council 10 ,11,12. Pages 4,6,8,67,110. FABIAN, ANNE 3-02 Alyson Street Future Teachers 1 0 ,11,12, Masques 10 , Hebrew Club 11 ,12 , Choir 11 ,12. Pages 26,30,31,43,48,49,58,110. FARAH, JOSEPH 25-05 Morlot Avenue Student Council 1 0 ,11 ,12, Class Council 10 ,11 ,I 2, Vice-President of Class 12. Pages 23,5o,6o,e1,11o. FARBER, STEVE 39-03 Garvey Place Golf Team 1ManagerJ 10, Hippocrates Club 10 ,lVice-President, Hippocrates Club 11 , qPresidenti, Hippocrates Club 12, Fencing Team 10 ,11, lCaptainJ Fencing Team 12 , Crimson Crier 10 ,11 , I Assistant Photography Editor - Crimson Crier 12, Crimson Tide 12, Stylus 12. Pages 37 ,39,73 ,110. FARKAS, MYRNA 12 -0 7 Wester Drive Keyettes 12. Page 110. FEINSTEIN, LYNN 0-88 Pine Avenue I Choir lConcertJ 10 ,11,1 2 3 Choraliers 11 ,12 , Hippocrates 1 0,11 ,12 g Senior Show 10, Masques 12. Pages 26 ,ss ,59 ,111. FEINSTEIN, SHERYL 0-45 Morlot Avenue Hippocrates Club 1 0 ,11, D.E.C.A. 12, French Club 10. Pages 34 ,111. FELDMAN, MARK 22-14 Radburn Road Ski Club 11,12, Key Club 11 3 Student Council 10. Page 111 . FELDMAN, SHARON 7-09 Park Avenue Page 111. FEUERMAN, CHERYL 3-26 Lyncrest Avenue Sophomore Class Council 10, Program Sellers 1 1 ,1 2, Choir 10,11,12 . Pages 43,58,111. FIELDING, ANDREA 5 Barnham Place Choir 11,1 2. Pages 50,111. FISHER, AMY 38-4 5 Northern Drive Page I11. FISHER, JOYCE 39-1 0 Van Riper Place Class Council 10, Dance Committee 10, 11, Environmental Action 11 ,I 2, Future Teachers 11 ,1 2 , Tutoring in Pat- erson 12. Pages 48,49,50,112. FISCHER, SCOTT 18-11 Hillery Street Page 112. FISHMAN, ELISE 29-11 High Street . Student Council 1 0 ,11 ,12 , Class Council 1 0 ,11, Keyettes 1 0 ,1 1, Make-up Kit 11,12, Ushers 11,12. Pages45,112. FLYNN, DEBBIE 0 -4 7 Hamlin Court Pages 8 ,1 1 2. FOREST, WARREN 38-16 Van Duren Avenue ' Students for Environmental Action 10 , 11 , Band 10 ,11, Hippocrates Club 12. Page 112. FORTUNE, BEVERLY 4-21 Twenty-sixth Street Student Council 11 , Class Council 11, 12, Classical Club 11,12 . Page 1 1 2. FOX, DIANE 39-08 Tierney Place Key Club lKeyettesj 10, Student Council 12, Future Teachers 1 1. Page 11 2. FRAEDRICH, PATRICIA 1 2-2 5 Eastern Drive Page 1 1 3 . FRANKEL, SUSAN 9-12 Bellair Avenue Junior Choir 115 Senior Choir 12. Pages 50,113 . FRANZ, GORDON 41 Garwood Road Cross-Country 1 0 ,1 1 ,125 Track 1 0 ,1 1 51 25 Chef Club 10 5 Swimming fManagerJ1-15 varsity -club 1 2. P ee51,ee,113. FRAaSER, KATHY 5-08 Bergen Avenue Page 1 1 3 . FREDERICK, CRAIG 0-10 Twenty-first Street Page 113 . FRIED, ROBERT 29-15 Shemian Place Choir 10 ,11 ,12 5 Senior Play 1 2. Pages 58,113. FRIEDBERG, JODIE 30-26 Gentner Road I Class Council 10 ,115 Class Council Alternate 125 QRecording Secretaryj Student Council 123 Keyettes 11,12 5 Hockey Club CManagerJ 12. Pages 295113. FRIEDMAN, BONNIE 34-02 Linwood Road D.E.C.A. fTreasurerl 12. Pages43,114. FRIEDMAN, EILEEN 3-34 Lyncrest Avenue Page 1 14. FREIDMAN, MATTHEW 9 Lafayette Place Track 10,11,12 5 Ski Club 10,11,12. Pages 7 ,1 14 . FROEHLICH, JOYCE 18-0 7 Morlot Avenue Page 114. FRUGIS, ROBERT 18 -1 6 Morlot Avenue Page 114 FUTTERMAN, KAREN 0-90 Twenty-sixth Street Crimson Tide 11 ,125 Future Teachers 1 0 ,1 1,1 25 Paterson Tutoring 1 0 5 Keyettes 12 5 Senior Musical 12. Pages 24,25,35,48,49,114, GABAI, KAREN 4 Sandow Court Choir 1 1 ,12 5 A.F.S. fSecretaryJ1 1 ,1 25 Future Teachers 11. Pages30-31, 50,114. GANZ, SCOTT 3 8 -1 5 Garvey Place Student Council 1 0 ,11 ,12 5 Crimson Crier 10,11 ,12 5 Drug Abuse Council 10,11,125 Class Council 10,11,12, fPresident10,11J. Pages 36 ,115. GARFIELD, STEVEN 9-01 Saddle River Road Football 10 ,11. Page 1 1 5. GARGANO, ANTONIO 53-14 Thirty-first Street Basketball Team 1 0 ,11,1 2 . Pages 10,115. GAROFANO, GARY 1 5 -1 4 George Street Baseball Team 11. Page 1 1 5 . GASS, WARREN 10-0 2 Malcolm Terrace Page 115. GAUL, MARGARET 39-15 Jasper Road Page 1 1 5. GELLER, SUSAN 40 -1 0 Kramer Place Keyettes 10,125 Ski Club 125 Future Teachers 11 ,1 25 Student Council 1 0 ,115 Class Council 12 . Pages 23 ,51,115. GELMAN, JEFFREY 3 8-2 8 Leslie Place Bowling Team 1 0 ,11 ,12 . Pages 40,55,116. GENBERG, DAVID 1 0-1 1 Fifth Street Soccer Team 10 ,1 1 ,1 2 5 Baseball Team 10,11,12. Pages67,116. GENNARO, JOHN 11-14 Second Street Page 116 . GERO, BRAD 0-67 Thirtieth Street Pasge 116. GER ON, EVA 39-17 Van Riper Place Class Council 10 ,1 1 ,12 5 Environmental Action 1 1 ,1 2 5 Tutoring 1 0. Pages 50,116. GETLAN, DOREEN 1 2 -21 Sunnyside Drive Pages 29,30-31,4o,41,71,11e. GIANNETTI, FRED 5-13 Brennan Court Soccer Team 10,11 ,12 5 Lacrosse Team 10, 11,125'Key Club 125 Chorus 10. Pages35,67,116. GIL, EAN 13 -4 6 Comerford Place Overseas Club CSecretaryJ 10 ,1 15 Equs- trian Club 105 Future Nurses 1 05 Program Sellers 11 5 Color Guard 125 Varsity Club 125 Keyettes 12 . Pages 24-25, 35,39,86,117. GILBERT, KATHLEEN 915 Malcolm Terrace Crimson Tide 125 Future Teachers 10 ,1 15 Majorettes 1 2 5 Varsity Club 12 5 Program Sellers 11 5 Russian Club 12 . Pages 48,52,84,117. GIMBEL, JOHN 1 Aberdeen Place Fencing Team 10 ,11,125 Chef's Club 10. Pages 73,117. GLOVIN, WILLIAM 1 2 -5 7 Western Drive Soccer Team 10,11 ,1 2 5 Baseball Team 1 0 , 11,125 Key club 11,12. Pages 35,67,117. GOETZ, PAT 39-06 Jasper Road GOGOLEN, GAIL 23-34 Ellington Road Page 1 1 7 . GOLDBERG, DENNIS 15-19 Elmary Place Football Team 1 0 ,1 15 Wrestling Team 1 0 ,11 ,1 25 Lacrosse Team 1 0 ,1 15 Varsity Club 1 0 ,11,1 25 Student Council 1 2. Pages 23,72,117. GOLDBERG, THOMAS 15-1 9 Elmary Place Wrestling Team 10 ,1 1 ,1 2 5 Key Club 1 15 Tennis Team 1 0. Pages 725117. GOLDRING, SUSAN 31-06 Gentner Road Keyettes 1 0 ,115N.H.S. 1 1 ,12 5 French Club 105 Drug Abuse Council 11,125 Class Council 1 1. Pages 29,11s. GOLDSTEIN, LESLIE 4 Glenfair Road Community Service 1 0 51151 2 5 Environ- mental Action 1 1 ,1 25 Drug Abuse Council 1 25 Student Council 11. Pages 50,118. GOODMAN, JAMES 16 Chittenden Road Page 11 8 . GORIN, LAWERENCE 45 Kershner Place GORMAN, PATRICIA 12 -68 Sunnyside Drive Page 1 1 8. GOTTESMAN, JEFFREY 26-16 Berdan Avenue Radio Club 1 0 ,11 ,1 2 5 Choraliers 12 5 Chbir 10,12 5 Computer Club 11 ,1 25 Student Store 125 A.V. Club 10,11, 125 Film Club 125 Community Service 10 , 11512. Pages 26,29,41,44,51,5s,59,11s. GOTTLIEB, JUDITH 2-05 Thirty -third Street A.F.S. 1 05 Future Nurses 12. Pages 39,1121 GOTTLIEB, NEIL 21 Vivian Court Pages 29 ,eo-6 1 GRABOW, BARBARA 5-22 Canger Place Pages 34,118. GRANAT, DIANE 5-30 Brennan Court Crimson Crier fEditor-in-Chiefj 1 0 ,11 ,12 5 Student Council 10 ,1 15 A.F.S. Clireasurerl 10,115 Usherettes11,125N.H.S. 11,12. Pages 29,36,45,119. GREEN, BARBARA 1-24 Twenty-sixth Street Page 11 9 . GREEN, DERF 12-24 Scribner Road Marching BandCDrum Majorj 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2. Pages 60-61,119. GREEN, JAMES 1-1 5 Lyons Avenue Page 1 1 9. GREEN BERG, MAROIA 5-1 0 Summit Avenue Class Council 105 Drug Abuse Council 115 Key Club 1 05 Stylus 115 Friends of For- tune 11. Page 1 1 9. GRESCH, THEODORE 26-05 Southern Drive Golf Team 10,11,125Golf Club 10,11,12. Page 119. GROSS, ELYSE 3 9 -0 2 Kramer Place Key Club 105 Student Council 115 Crimson Crier 1 1 ,1 2 . Page 1 1 9 . GROSSMAN, RHONDA 4-59 Ivy Lane Crimson Crier fManaging Editorlll ,12 5 Usherettes 1 25 Program Sellers 115 Future Teachers 11 ,1 25 French Club 11 5 Hebrew Club 115 Tutoring 1 1. Pages 29,36,38,43,45,48-49,119. GRUBB, CATHERINE 4 4 Westwood Drive Page 1 2 0 . GRUNSTRA, DAVID 1 3 -25 Sampson Road Baseball Team 10 ,11,1 2. Pages 29 ,120. GULLONE, THOMAS 3 7 -24 Ferry Heights Wrestling Team 1 0 ,11 ,1 2 5 Track 1 1 ,1 2 . Pages 72,120. GURRIERE, KENNETH 8-01 Campbell Road Page 1 2 0 . GUZY, SHARON 20-09 Prospect Avenue Community Service 1 0 ,115 Class Council 10 ,11 ,125 Friends of Fortune 1 15 Environ- mental Action 125 Drug Abuse Committee 1 2 . Pages 23,50,120. HALLIGAN, MARI 23 Ryder Road J.V. Cheerleading 105 Ski Club 10 ,1 1 , 125 Girls Athletic Association 1 2. Pages 51 ,120. HAMBURG, CYNTHIA 16 -2 7 Alden Terrace Student Council fSecretaryJ 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 5 MakeUp Kit 1 0 ,1 15 French Club 1 0 ,115 N.H.S. 11 ,12 5 Class Council 1 0 ,1 15 Domestic Exchange 12 5 Senior Musical 1 1. Paggs 29,32-33, 120. HAM ETT, ARLENE 1 2-1 9 Scribner Road Band 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 25 Orchestra 1 0 . Pages 60-61, 121. HARRINGTON, THERESA 3 8 -21 Victoria Road Pages 14,121. HARRIS, FRED 3 -2 0 Twenty-ninth Street Choir 10,11,125 Chess Club 11,125 Hippocrates Club 1 15 Senior Musical 11,125 Key Club 105 Hockey Club 11, Pages 58 ,121 . HASCUP, THOMAS 1 -2 3 Lyons Avenue Page 1 2 1 . HATCH, BARBARA 38 -59 Taylor Road Paggal 21 . HAU MAN, HOWARD 3 -1 0 Linden Lane Chess Club 1 0 5 Tennis Team 1 0 ,11 ,12 5 Tennis Club 1 1 ,12 5 Swim Team 105 Orchestra 10 ,1 1 51 25 Math Club 11 5 Chem- ieny Club 115 N.H.S. 11,12. Pages 29,537,121 . HAUSER, CAROL 360 5 High Street Class Council 1 0 ,11 ,1 2 5 Domestic Exc- hange 125 French Club 105 Future Teachers 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 25 Crimson Crier 1 2 5 Community Service 10 ,1 1 . Pages 32-33, 121. HAU ER, JOHN 13 -17 Eastern Drive Lacrosse 1 0 ,11 51 2. Page 1 2 2. HECHT, JEFFREY 16 -05 Hunter Place Lacrosse 1 1 ,1 25 Fencing Team 10 ,1 1 ,1 25 Hockey Club 125 Chess Club 12. Pages 40,73 ,122. HEDDERICH, THOMAS 3 9 -0 5 Kearns Place Pages 8,52,70,122. HEINRICH, DEBRA 3 5-3 0 Southem Drive Pages 28,34,122. HELLER, KAREN 1 3 -61 Lyle Terrace Band 1 0 5 Model Congress 11 ,1 2 5 M.D.I.P.E 1 2 . Pages 29,50,51 ,122. HELLER, MARK 0-39 Whitehall Street Band 10,11,125 Soccer Team 105 Environmental Action 12 5 French Club 12. Pages 29,60J61, 122. HERZOG, KERI 0-62 Blue Hill Avenue Masques 1 1 ,1 25 Stylus 1 25 Crimson Tide 1 25 Crimson Crier 1 25 Environmental Action 12 5 Program Sellers 11 5 Senior Musical 1 2 . Pages 24,25,28,37,122. HETCKO, JOHN 0 -5 5 Blue Hill Avenue Page 12 3 . HEYWANG, WILLIAM 35-11 Vandure Avenue Football Team 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 5 Track Team 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 . Pages684i9, 123. HILLER, REGINA 7-26 Chester Street Keyettes 1 2 . Pages 35 ,51,123. HINTZ, KENNETH 9-0 8 Henderson Boulevard Page 1 23 . HIRSCHKLAU, MITCHELL 5-25 Estler Court Track Team 11,123 Soccer 113 Cross Country Team 123 Debate Club 1 0 ,12. Pages 29,40,66 ,123. HLOUCEK, JOSEPH 8-11 Hopper Avenue Page 123 . HOFFMAN, SUSAN 2-33 Thirty-first Street Page 12 4. HOGARD, KATHRYN 5-14 Lori Lane Future Teachers 10 ,11 ,1 23 Equestrian Club 103 Crimson Tide 12. Pages 48-49, 124. HOL ANDER, SHARI 5-22 Brennan Court Stylus 113 Drug Abuse Council 11 ,123 Fortune Society 11 ,1 23 Environmental Action 12 3 Future Teachers 12. Page 12 4. HONER, SUZANNE 3-22 Twenty-eighth Street Future Nurses Club tPresidentJ1 0,11 ,12 3 A.Fi.S. 11 ,12 3 Overseas Club 11QG.A.A. 11, 2. Pages30-31, 39,124. HONIGFELD, ALLEN 10-03 Marshall Road Page 1 2 4. HUGHES, JOANNE 1 4 -1 2 Rose Place Keyettes tPresidentJ 11 ,1 2 . Pages 35 ,124. HUTCHINGS, ALICE 0-40 Elden Place Business Club 12. Page 124. HUTSEBAUT, CYNTHIA 18 Wayne Road Majorettes 10 ,11 ,123 Ski Club 1 1 ,1 23 Varsity Club 10 ,11 ,12 3 Class Council 11. Pages 51,52,84,124. INSINGA, CATHERINE 3-06 Saddle River Road Keyettes 12. Page 1 2 5 . ISAACS, HANAN 3-15 Linden Lane Hockey Club 10 ,11,12 3 French Club 10, 11,1 23 Domestic Exchange 12 3 Class Council 103 Band 11,12 3 Audio-Visual 123 Debate Club 12. Pages 12,29,40,50,125. JACCHIA, DIANE 3 0 2 -High Street Stylus 12. Page 125. JACOBS, PERI 1 1 -1 2 Norma Avenue re Chorus 10 Concert Choir 11,123 Sophmo 3 ' Class Council 1 23 Masques 11 ,12. Pages 50 ,125. JACOBUS, JEFFREY 3 5-1 0 Lindsay Road Swimming 10 ,113 Cross Country 10 ,113 Class Council 10 ,113 Chess Club 1 0 ,11, 123 Ski Club 12. Page 125. JACOBY, ROBERT 16 -1 0 Alden Terrace Marching Band 10 ,11 ,1 23 Concert Band 10 ,1 1 ,1 23 Classical Club 1 lg Class Council 123 French Club 10. Pages 23,29,60,61,125. JACQUEMIN, LOUIS 8-43 Oak Street Page 1 2 5 . JAKUBOWSKI, ANN 38-02 Van Duren Avenue Field Hockey 12. Page 1 2 6 . JEREMIAS, JEFFREY 38-02 Fair Lawn Avenue Wrestling 113 Chess Club 12 3 Italian Cuisine Club 11 . Pages 40,126. 3 JERUD, BARBARA 4 0-06 Marie Court Usherettes 1 1 ,1 23 Program Sellers 11 ,1 2 3 Future Teachers 10 ,1 1 ,123 Keyettes 10 3 11 ,1 23 Prom Committee 11,1 2. Pages 45 ,126 . JIMENIZ, DEBRA 7-28 Oak Street Page 1 2 6 . JOHNSON, THOMAS 1 0-1 5 Plaza Road JONES, CRAIG 1 2-7 1 Edward Street Soccer 1 0 ,11 3 Student Council 1 23 Concert Choir 1 1 ,1 2 . Pages 58 ,126. KAHN, BETH 10 -23 Twelfth Street Environmental Action 11,1 2. Page 126. KAHN, JACKLYN 15-10 Mandon Place Usherettes 11,123 ski Club 10 ,11,12. Pages 45,126. KAISER, LAWRENCE 16 -2 4 Hunter Place Masques 11,123 Environmental Action 10 ,1 13 Stylus tBusiness Managerl 11 ,1 23 Senior Musical 11 ,12. Pages 37,127. KALANTA , PHIL 10 6 Heights Avenue Page 12 7. KALINOWSKI, TOM 26-02 Morlot Avenue Page 12 7. KAMINSKY, JODI M. 0-59 Twenty-sixth Street Future Teachers 10. Page 1 2 7. KAPLAN, ANNE-SUE 1602 B. Plaza Road Program Sellers 11 ,123 Crimson Tide 123 Volleyball flntramurals, Varsityj 1 0 ,11 Pages 51,56,127. KAPLAN, FRANK 54 Kershner Place Football 10 3 Lacrosse 1 0 ,11,123 Key Club 1 23 Varsity Club 12 3 Class Council 1 1 ,12. Pages 23,35,51,52,127. KAPLAN, MARIA 13 -3 9 Hedman Place Masques 11 3 Students for Environmental Action 11,12 3 Keyettes12. Pages 35,50,51,56,127. KASS, BENNETT 15 Garwood Road Varsity Football 10 ,11,12 3 Track 1 03 Hockey Club 10 ,11 3 Varsity Club 11 ,123 Student Council 11 3 Trainers Club 1 1 3 Crimson Crier 11 ,1 2 3 Crimson Tide 123 Basketball Statistician 1 1 ,1 2 3 Pages 68,69,128. KATSCH, CINDY 2-05 Thirty-fourth Street Masques 12 . Page 128. KATZ, LAWRENCE 15 -1 0 Alden Terrace Baseball 10 ,12 3 Ski Club 10 ,11,12. Page 1 2 8. KATZ, MARTIN 13 -08 Fair Lawn Avenue Baseball 10 ,11 312 3 Soccer 10 ,12 ,1 2. Pages 67,128. KATZMAN HOWARD 39-1 1 Pershing Street Page 1 2 8. KAUFMAN, ELLEN 16-33 Eleventh Street. Student Council 11 3 Environmental Action 10 ,113 Masques 1 0 ,113 Drug Abuse 11,123 Keyettes 10. Page 128. KAUFMAN, JODY 46 Berwyn Place Student Council 1 0 311,12 3 Class Council 1 0 ,11,1 2 3 Environmental Action 1 0 ,113 Bridge Club 10,11 3 Domestic Exchange 12 Keyettes 10 ,11,1 2. Pages 32,33,128. KAUFMAN, NANCY 4-38 Second Street D.E.C.A. 123 Student Council 103 Keyettes 10 3 Ski Club 11. Pages 34,128. KAZANJIAN, LINDA 0-8 5 Fair Lawn Parkway Future Teacher's 1 1. Page 129. KEALY, SHEILA 3 8-18 Jasper Road Overseas Club 10 3 D.E.C.A. 12. Pages 34 ,129. KELLER, BLAINE 16-20 Well Road Football 10 ,113 Key Club 12 3 Stylus 12 3 Trainers Club 11. Pages 51,129. KELLY, PATRICIA 15 -3 0 George Street Future Nurses Club 12. Pages 30 ,129. KESSLER, ROBIN 3-42 Thirty-first Street Choir 10 ,1 1 ,12 3 Future Nurses 12. Pages 39,50,51 ,129. KIESELBACH, DAVE 15 Van Saun Place Chess Club 11 ,12 3 Computer Club 12. Pages 4o,41,51,130. LABARBERA, DEBBIE 8-14 Lake Street Page 1 3 3. LAKE, RUTH 19-23 Hunter Place Future Teachers 1 1 ,123 Crimson Tide 12 Pages 24,25,48,49,133. LANDRO, LAURA 2-02 Morlot Avenue Class Council 10 ,11,123 Key Club 10 3 Keyettes 11. Page 13 3. LANG, WILLIAM 9-10 Berdan Avenue Pages 4 8 ,4 9. LASKER, ROBERT 1-20 Twenty-ninth Street Football Team 10 ,11 312 3 Varsity Club 11 ,1 2. Pages 52,68,69,134. LAVALLE, CYNTHIA 28-04 Southern Drive Pages 47,134. LAVELLE, THERESA 8-10 Mayfair Terrace Page 1 3 4. LAZOFF, RODGER 5-28 Philip Street Page 1 3 4. LEDERER, STUART 14 Gurney Terrace Pages 29,134. LEHMAN, BARBARA 7 Bancroft Place Future Teachers 11 ,12 3 Program Sellers 11 ,123 Crimson Tide 123 G.A.A. 123 Hundred Dollar Club 12. Pages 24,25,48,49,51,134. LEHR, REBECCA 16-15 Split Rock Road Page 1 3 4. LEIBOWITZ, JODY 18-11 Jordan Road Program Sellers 11 ,12 3 Crimson Crier 1 23 Crimson Tide 1 2 . Pages 36,135. LELAY, GEORGE 3 7-08 Stelton Terrace Page 135. LEMBO, RAYMOND 7-20 Hopper Avenue Page 1 3 5. LEMZA, JOHN 1 0-05 Underwood Place Domestic Exchange 11 3 Crimson Crier QFGHLUYS Editorj 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 3 N.H.S. 11 ,12. Pages 29,36,135. LENNARD, SHEREE LEE 11 Garwood Road Class Council 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 23 Student Council 113 Keyettes 11,123 Key Club 103 Program Sellers 113 Environmental Action 123 Masques123 Future Teachers 11,123 Followers of Fortune 12. Pages 23,48,49,50,135. LESCHECK, EILEEN 12-06 Sumner Place Page 13 5. LEVINE, JILL 0-27 Thirtieth Street Choir10,11,123G.A.A.12. Pages 58,135. LE VINE, VICKI-ANN 10 Barry Place Keyettes 10 ,113 Followers of Fortune 113 Future Teachers 1 23 Drug Abuse Commit- tee 12. Pages 48,49,51,136. LEVSKI, SUSAN 33-19 Holsey Road Page 1 3 6. LEVY, DEBRA 28-10 Southern Drive Keyettes 10 ,11. Page 136. LEWITT, SHARI-ANN 13-33 Sampson Road Stylus 103 French Club 103 Student Council 113 Debating Club 10,11,12 3 Chess Club 10. Pages 5,40,48,49,136. LIBERMAN, WILLIAM 1 2 -2 6 Sixth Street Soccer Team 10 ,11 ,12 3 Fencing Team 10. Pages67, 136. LIEBERMAN, SHEREE 14-5 7 Chandler Drive Keyettes 12. Pages 35 3136. LIEBOWITZ, CARYN 5-49 Brennan Court Cheerleaders 10 ,1 1 ,12 3 Varsity Club 1 1 ,1 2 Pages 52,85,13e. LITTWIN, ROBERT 3 8 -21 Garvey Place Class Council 113 Student Council 123 Crimson Crier 10 ,1 1,12 3 Track Team 12 3 Cross Country Team 123 Basketball Team 12 . Pages 66 ,137 . LIZ ZI, ELIZABETH 39 -2 0 Northern Drive Page 1 3 7 . LODDER , GEORGE 14 -3 6 Everett Terrace Page 1 3 7 . LOMBARDO, PATRICIA 3 1-15 Norwood Drive Future Nurses 10 ,11 ,1 2, Keyettes 1 1 ,1 2. Pages 35,39,137, LOMONICO, SHIRLEY ANN 40-10 Morlot Avenue Band 10,11 ,12, Future Teachers 11, A.F.S. 11,12,N.H.S.11,12. Pages 29,30,31,48,49,60,61,137. LONDON, LILIANN 15-26 Elmary Place Page 1 3 7 . LONGIN, HOWARD 4-14 Second Street Student Council 10 ,11,12 , Class Council 10,11,12, Key Club 10,11,12, Spring Soccer 10 , Golf Club 10, Chess Club 10. Pages 35,51,137. LORBER, MATTHEW 3 0 -0 5 Garfield Place Golf Club 10,11,12,GolfTeam10,11,12, Domestic Exchange 12. Pages 29,32,33,138. LORBERER, VIOLETTE 13 -0 8 Sperber Road Page 13 8 . LORENZI, LYNN 2-11 Cyril Avenue Majorettes 1 0 ,11 , Italian Cuisine 10 ,11, D.E.C.A. 11 ,12. Pages 34 ,138. LORENZO, LEONOR 13 -44 Orchard Street Page 1 3 8. LOT ERMAN, TOM 6-17 Fourth Street Wrestling 10. Page 13 8. LUBLINSKI, LENNI 2-38 Twenty-seventh Street Page 138. LYMAN, LOIS 13-26 Plaza Road French Club 1 0 ,11,1 2, Keyettes12. Pages 48,49,138. MC BURNIE, EDWARD 11-03 Maxwell Place Football 10 ,11,1 2 , Baseball 10 ,11,12 , Pages35,52,68,69,139. MC CARTER, CARLTON JOHN 22-0 0 Arcadia Road Page 1 3 9. MC CLEARY, WILLIAM 454 Wagaraw Road Page 13 9. MC DONALD, CARREEN Page 1 3 9 . MC DONALD, CRAIG 16-19 Radburn Road Soccer Team 11, Hockey Club 12, Class Council 10 ,11,12 , N.H.S. fPresidentl 11 ,1 2, Student Council 1 2. Pages 23,29,139. MC DONALD, TERESA 3 9-2 5 Berdan Avenue Future Nurses 10,11,12, Keyettes 12. Pages35,39,139. ' MC KENNA, PATRICK 4-12 Kenneth Avenue Football 10 ,1 1 ,12 , Baseball 1 0 ,1 1 ,12. Pages 68,69,139. MC KENNA, ROBYN 9-16 Second Street Keyettes 10, Color Guard 11,1 2, Senior Musical 10 ,1 1 ,1 2, Choir 10 ,1 2 , Varsity Club 11,12, Sports Queen 12. Pages 50,52,86 ,140. MC PHERSON, DEBBIE 3 9-0 9 Vanore Drive French Club 11. Page 71 ,140. MABEY, DEBRA 3 9-2 9 Morlot Avenue Page 140 . MAISNER, BERNIE 1 5 7 1 Chandler Drive Stylus 10,11,12 , Jazz Band 11,12, Crimson Crier 12, Class Council 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 , Student Council 1 0,11 . Pages 23,36,37,60,61,140. MAIZEL, RAYMOND 5-02 Brennan Court Baseball 10,11,12, Key Club 11,12, Varsity Club 12. Pages 35,52,140. MAMO, JOHN 4 0 -0 2 Kuiken Terrace Pages 7 ,1 4 0, MANDELKORN, MINDY 3 4 -0 1 Lenox Drive Drug Abuse Council 1 0, Prom Committee 11 , Fu ture Teachers 12. Pages 48,49,140. MANDEVILLE, CHLORIS 3 9-0 2 Pellington Drive Page 14 1 . MARKS, SCOTT 38-37 Morlot Avenue Soccer 10 ,11 ,12 , Baseball 10 ,11 ,12, Golf Club 1 0: Stockbrokersl1.12 1 Environmen Action 11 ,12, Crimson Crier 12, Key Club 11,10,12. -Pages 44,50,67,141. MARONE, BARBARA 8-42 Cedar Street tal Page 14 1 . MARSHALL, KEITH 38-03 Grant Street Ski Club 10,11,12. Page 141. MASIELLO, SUSAN 12-67 Fourth Street Keyettes 10 . Page 1 41 . MASSARSKY, ROBERT 11 Ramsey Terrace Soccer Team 10,1 1 ,12 , Class Council 10 ,119 Ecology Club 11 , Community Service 10 11' Assembl Committee 10 ,11. , Y Y Pages 67,141. MASTELLA, THOMAS 2 0 -0 4 Hiller Street MATLICK, LONNY 82 Nottingham Road Chess Club 10,11,12 g Galfcrub 10,11,12, Guidance Advisory Council 12. Pages 29,40,142. MATORIN, ENID 15-14 Abbott Road D.E.C.A. 12. Pages 1,24,142. MATUSWEK, RON 7-20 Harrison Drive Page 14 2. MAYER, KURT 0-91 Fair Lawn Parkway Page 1 4 2. MEAD, JEFFREY 2-33 Twenty-ninth Street Band 10,11,12, Jazz Band 10,11,12, Stylus 11 ,12 3 Orchestra 1 2 , Political Institute 11, Hockey Club 11,12 , Student Council 1 2 , Symphonic Winds 10 ,1 1. Pages 29,a2,3s,57,eo,e1,142. MELLINGER, DIANE 1718 Chandler Drive Class Council 11,12, Publicity Committee 10,11 ,12, Ski Club 10, Usherettes 12, Domestic Exchange 1 2. Pages 32,33,45,142. MEMER, RICHARD 6-15 Mayfair Terrace Page 142 . MEYERS, LINDA 41-1'0 Matule Drive Page 1 4 3 . MICKIEWICZ, DANIEL 1-14 Thirty-fifth Street Football 1 0 ,11 ,1 2, Lacrosse 1 0 ,1 1,1 2, Student Council 12. Pages68,69,143. MICHALAKIS, SANDRA 7-20 Fern Street Page 1 4 3. MILAZZO, PAUL 1 Ramsey Terrace Pages 68,69,143. MINKOFF, DONNA 4-25 Brennan Court Environmental Action 12 3 Keyettes 12. Page 1 4 3. MINTZ, STEPHEN 25-25 Southern Drive Band 10 ,1 1 ,1 2, Advisory Council 1 2, Student Council 1 2, Wrestling 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2, Golf Golf Club 12, Students for Environmental Action 1 2 , Orchestra 1 0 ,11,1 2. Pages 51,57,a0,e1,72,14a. MIRAKOVITS, INGRID 3-41 Hartley Place G.A.A.11,12,N.H.S.11,12,Girl's Hockey Team 12. Pages 29,4s,49,71,143. MIRANDA, SYLVIA T. 1 3-2 5 Sperber Road Masques 11 ,12, Choir 1 1 ,12 , Choraliers 11,12, Senior Show 11,12. Pages6,7,28,29,59.l44. MITCHELL, DOUGLAS 51 Garwood Road Page 1 4 4 . MITTLER, WENDY 1 3 -0 9 Plaza Road Stylus fManaging Editorl 1 0 ,11 ,12 9 Usherettes 1 2 , French Club 10 ,12, A.F.S. 10,11,12. Pages 29,30,31,39,45,58,59,144. MOLNAR, PAT 0-68 Yerger Road Page 1 4 4 . MOORE, JOEL 1 0-01 Plymouth Drive Easkiatball Team 10 ,11,1 2, Varsity Club ,1 . Pages 52,70,144. MOORE, KATHLEEN 38-50 Taylor Road Program Sellers 1 1, Keyettes 1 2, Crimson Tide 12, A.F.S. 11. Pages 24,25,35,144. MOORE, ROBERT 33 Sandford Road Swimming Team fCaptainJ 11 ,12. Pages 73,1-14. MOROZE, MARY 39-06 Jasper Road MORREL, MARK 17-10 Radburn Road Crimson Tide tPhotography Editorl 10, 1 1 ,1 2, Stylus fPhotography Editorj 12 , Swimming Team 11 ,12 , Student Store 11, 12, Crimson Crier 12, Hippocrates Club 12, Masques11,12. Pages 24,25,26,37,73,145. MORRIS, GEORGE 19-17 Saddle River Road Page 14 5. MORTON, GAYLE 0-51 Whitehall Street Page 1 4 5. MOSCA, STEVEN 409 Wagaraw Road Page 1 4 5. MOSCATELLI, MICHELE 1 53 7 Chandler Drive Track 10,11,12, Football 11,12. Pages 54,68,69,145. MOSKOWITZ, MARV 0-87 Pine Avenue Student Council 1 0, Baseball 1 0, Key Club 12 3 Crimson Crier 11 . Pages35,145. MOSKOWITZ, ROGER 12-59 Lyle Terrace Soccer 10,11,12, Key Club 10 ,11,12, Class Council 1 0 ,11, Student Council 12. Pages 52,67,145. MOSS, JANET 2 5 -2 4 High Street Class Council 10 ,12 , Environmental Action 1 1 ,12. Pages 39,50,146. MULLEN, KATHLEEN 2 8 -1 6 Sherman Place D.E.C.A. 12 . Pages 34 ,146. MURRAY, TARA 4-15 Lambert Road Keyettes 12, Future Nurses 12 , Volleyball Team 12. Pages 29,35,39,146. NAGY, DAVID 25 Westwood Drive Pages 43 ,146. NAKASHIAN, CAROL 2-09 Twenty-seventh Street Keyettes 12 , Program Sellers 12, Crimson Tide 12 . Pages 24,25,35,51,146. NAPOLITANO, JOSEPH 34-03 Norwood Drive Pages 23,36,39,60,61,146. NASTA, NANCY 4 0 -0 1 Kuiken Terrace N.H.S. 11,12, G.A.A. 10 ,11,12, Guidance Advisory Council 12 , Student Store 12, Student Youth Employment Service 12. Pages 29,71,147. NATOVITZ, GARY 3 7 0 5 Garden View Terrace Key Club 10 ,12, Class Council 10,11,12 , CPresidentJ Class Council 12, Student Council 1 1 ,1 2. Pages 5,23,35,51,147. NELSON, THOMAS 1 7 -3 1 Raymond Street Student Council 12. Pages 72,147. NERO, WILLIAM 19 -2 8 Chandler Drive Pages 36,147. NESTLER, HENRY 30-06 Norwood Drive Pages 34,147. NOBLE, TERRY 3 8-4 8 Victoria Road Page 1 4 7 . O'BRIEN, JOANNE 2-39 Kenneth Avenue Page 1 4 7. O'CONNELL, GERALD 23-13 Cambridge Road Page 148 . OLIVEIRA, ANN MARIE 12-34 Edward Street Keyettes 1 2, Program Sellers 1 2 . Pages 35,148. OPPERMANN, JOAN 27-06 Urban Place Italian Cuisine Club 11,12 . Pages47,148. OWENS, SUSAN 1 8 4 6 Chandler Drive Page 1 4 8 . PACE, LOIS 34 8 A Plaza Road D.E.C.A. 12. Pages 34,1-48. PACE, NIAL 34 8 A Plaza Road Band 10,11,12. m Pages 60,61,148. PACKARD, JACAUELYN 7-08 River Road Student Council 10 ,11, Paterson Tutoring 10 , Keyettes 10 ,11. Page 148. PALAMENTI, MARIA 3 6 0 5 Hillside Terrace G.A.A. 115 A.F.S. 1 0. Page 1 4 9 . PALAZZOLO, JOSEPH A. 2-1 4 Plaza Road J. V.Basketball 1 0. Page 14 9 . PALESKY, PATRICIA 3 0 -26 Heywood Avenue Page 1 4 9 . PALMIERI, FRANCES 10 -0 3 Charles Street Future Teachers Club 11 ,12 5 Italian Cuisine fSecretaryJ 11 ,12 5 Bocce Club 11 5 Hippocrates Club 12. Pages 29,47,54,149. PAPA, MICHAEL 1-30 Lambert Road Senior Class Council 1 25 Band 10 ,1 1 ,1 25 Assistant Drum Major 12 . Pages 23 ,60,61,149. PARKER, JONATHAN 38-27 Fair Lawn Avenue Key Club 10 ,11 ,12 5 Chess Club 10 ,11 ,12 5 Bowling 11,1 2. Page 1 4 9 . PARKER, MARYLOU 2 9 -1 5 Rutgers Terrace Page 1 4 9 . PAULSON, JON 3 5 -0 1 Lenox Drive Baseball 1 1 . Page 1 5 0 . PAZOS, LAURA FRANCES 3 07 Pickett Place Color-guard 1 1 ,1 25 Choir 1 1 . Pages 34 ,150. PECORA, THEODORE 1 3-5 1 Sandford Road Italian Club fPresidentJ 10 ,11,125 Prom Committee 10,1 1 ,1 25 Library Council 1 0 , 115 Crimson Tide 12 5 Senior Magazine Drive 1 2 . Pages 24,25,47,150. PELTA, SUSAN 1-25 Thirty-iifth Street Class Council 11 ,12 5 Future Teachers 12 5 Prom Committee 1 1 ,12 . Pages 51,150. PERAZZO, GARY 33 5 Howard Avenue Class Council 105 Golf Club 105 Swim- ming 1 1 51 2 . Pages 73 ,150. PERILLI, JOYCE 30-09 Fair Lawn Avenue Pages 43,150. PERKINS, JOHN 3 -3 9 Hartley Place Page 1 5 0 . PERRY, BRUCE 8 Godwin Avenue Band 1 0 ,11,1 25 Orchestra 10 5 Jazz Band 1 25 Soccer 1 0 ,1 15 Swimming 1 0 ,1 25 Audio- Visual Club 1 1 ,12 5 Stockbrokers Club 12. Pages43,44,51,60,61,151, PERSAK, JANICE 13 -0 1 Eastern Drive Program Sellers 115 Girls Softball Team 115 Crimson Tide 1 25 Future Teachers 12. Page 1 51 . PERTILE,JANET 23-09 Carol Place Page 1 5 1 . PETAK, RICKY 34 -1 5 Linwood Road Lacrosse 105 Ski Club 10,11,12. Page 1 5 1 . PETAK, ROBERT 3 4 -2 2 Barbara Place Page 1 5 1 . PETTINEO, SHARON 23-41 Berkshire Road Pages 5 ,1 51 . PETZOLDT, JUDY 0-15 Saddle River Road G.A.A. 1 1 ,12 5 French Club 10 . Pages 51 ,151. PFAU, PHILIP 906 Mason Place Baseball 1 0 ,11 5 Intramural Basketball 11,1 2 . Page 1 5 2 . PIER, ROBERT 9-02 Morlot Avenue Key Club 10 ,1 1 ,12 5 Wrestling 1 0 ,1 1 ,125 Varsity Club 1 0 ,1 1 ,12 5 Student Council 1 1 ,1 2 . Pages 5,72,152. PILRUN, SUSAN 1-2 5 Summit Avenue Class Council 1 1 ,1 2 5 Scorekeeper for Track Team 1 2. Page 1 5 2 . PILSON, MARK GORDON 3 8 -6 3 Taylor Road 5 Masques, 10 ,115 Choir 1 0 ,11 ,1 25 Senior Musical 10 ,115 Oh Dad,Poor Dad 111 Key Club 105 Community Service 1 0 5' Wrestling 1 0 5 Indoor Pool Committee 1 2 . Pages 58.152, PINE, PAMELA 15 -0 7 Jordon Road A.F.S. 11,125 Choraliers 10,11 ,1 2 5 Student Council 10 ,11 5 Class Council 125 Choir 1 1 51 2 5 Sophomore Chorus 10 5 Pater- son Tutoring 1 0 5 Senior Show 1 0 ,1 1 ,12 .? Pages 23,29 30,31,48,49,58,59,152. PIN GUERRERO, MARIA 2-07 Morlot Avenue A.F.S. 1 25 Keyettes 12 . Pages 35,152. PIROG, MARIE 5-24 Summit Avenue Sophomore Chorus 10 5 Concert Choir 11 , 1 25 Program Sellers 11 ,1 2 5 Usherettes 11, 125 N.H.S. 11512 5 Crimson Tide 12. Pages 24,25,29,45,50,152. PLATT, STEPHEN 5-01 Essex Place Hippocrates Club 11 5 Radio Club 115 Rifle Club 12. Pages 29,153. POGGI, Mary 3 9-2 7 Berdan Avenue Page 153 . POLACKIN, DIANE 39-16 Van Riper Place Class Council 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 5 Jr. Prom Decora- tions Chairman 115 Domestic Exchange 11 12 5 Usherettes 1 0 ,11 ,Capt. 1 25 A.F.S. 1 0 , 11, Vice-Pres. 12 5 N.H.S. 11, Co-Chairman of tutoring 125 French Club l0,11,125 ln- door Pool Committee 12 . Pages 9,23,29,30-31,32,33,45,49,72,153. POPOLO, NICHOLAS 29-19 Southern Drive Page 153 . PRESMAN, ODED 2 7 Winslow Terrace Soccer 10,11 ,12 5 Varsity Cluh12. Pages52,67,153. PRESSNER, PENNE 25 Garwood Road Cheerleading 1 0 ,11 ,1 25 Varsity Club 11,12 . Pages 52,85,153. PREZANT, ALAN 33-03 Nicholson Drive Key Club 10,11,125 Soccer 10,11 ,12. Pages 35,154 . PRUIKSMA, MARIANNE 4-12 Hartley Place Sophomore Choir 105 Concert Choir 115 Make-Up Kit 11 5 G.A.A. 1 2. Pages 50,51 ,154. PUGATCH, FREDERICK Pages 29,154 . QUALANTONE, GAIL 1 2-56 Twelfth Street Orchestra 10 5 Band fSecretaryJ 1 0 ,1 1 51 25 N.H.S. 11 ,12 5 Russian Club QPresidentl 10 11,125 G.A.A. 11,125 Junior Marshall 11. Pages 5,295-41,45,48,49,51,60,61,154. RABIN, STEVEN 3 9-04 Tierney Place Student Council 10 ,115 Class Council 10 5 11,1 25 Chess Club 10 ,11 ,12 5 Chess Team 10,11,125 Band 10511,125 Orchestra 10,11, 1 2 . Pages 23,29,36,40,57,60,61,154. RAFFIANI, PHILIP 1 2-6 2 Saddle River Road Crimson Crier fBusiness Editorl125 Wrest- ling Team 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 25 Stockbrokers tBoard of Directorsj 1 1 ,12 . Pages 26,29,36,40,44 ,154. RAFTERY, TIMOTHY 3 1 -0 7 Morlot Avenue Wrestling Team 10 ,1 1 ,1 2. Pa es 7 2 ,1 5 4 . RAGEOVIN, BETH 15 -0 7 Lucena Drive Ushers 11,1 25 Hebrew Club 1 2 5 Environmental Action 1 1 ,1 2 . Pages 29,45,155. RAKER, FRED 5 -0 5 Sixth Street Golf Club 10 51 1 ,12 5 Talent Show 1 0 , 11 ,1 25 Golf Team 1 1 ,1 2 5Domestic Exchange 1 15 Masques 1 1 ,1 25 Key Club 11 ,1 25 Senior Musical 12 . Pages 4,6,7,28,35,51,155. RAWLEY, CATHERINE 1 2-1 5 Western Drive D.E.C.A. 1 1 ,1 2. Pages 43,155. REICHERT, THOMAS 11-01 Third Street Track Team 11 ,125 Football Team 10 , 1 1 ,1 2. Pages 68,69,155. REITANO, MIKE 1 0 -0 9 Third Street Soccer Team 10 . Page 1 5 5 . RESNICK, RONALD 26 -1 9 Fair Lawn Avenue Student Council 1 0 5 Wrestling Team1 25 Crimson Crier 115 Sailing Club 105 Debate Team 115 Key Club 12. Pages 35,72,155. RICE, VIRGINIA 1 2-1 0 Floral Avenue Page 1 5 5 RISKIN, STUART 20 Chittenden Road Environmental Action CTreasurerJ 1 0 ,1 1 , 1 25 Masques tPresidentJ 10 ,11 ,12 5 Follow- ers of Fortune 1 0 ,11 ,12 5 Political Institute 115 Model Congress 11 5 Senior Musical 10, 12. Pages 28,50,58,156. RIZZO, DIANE 0-79 Twenty-seventh Street Italian Cuisine Club 11,125 Keyettes 12 5 Prom Committee 115 Class Council 12. Pages 47,156. RIZZO, DONNA 2-12 Twenty-ninth Street Italian Cuisine Club 125 Crimson Tide 125 Prom Committee 115 Art Club 11. Pages 24525 35,47,156. ROBERTS, JUDITH 16-22 Mandon Place Class Council 10 ,11 ,12 5 Domestic Ex- change 1 25 Future Teachers 1 0 ,11 ,12 5 Crimson Tide 125 Equestrian Club 12. Pages 23,29,32,33,156. ROBINSON, BARBARA 6 -13 Essex Place Page 1 56. ROBINSON, MITCHELL 6-14 Sixth Street Track Team 105 Fencing Team 1 0 ,11,125 Computer Club 105 Chemistry-Physics Club 10 5 Student Council 12 5 Orchestra 1 0 ,115 ROMAN, PATRICIA 8 Edison Court Future Teachers 10 5 Keyettes 11,12 5 Class Council 115 Program Sellers 11,12 5 G.A.A. 11,125 G.A.C. 12. Pages 35,156 , ROSEN5 FRED 1 2 -5 5 Lexington Street Equestrian Club 1 0 ,11 5 Crimson Crier 115 Chemistry Club 10. Page 1 5 7. ROSENBAUM, ESTELLE 9 Fernwood Drive Keyettes 10 ,11 ,1 25 Community Service 11,12 5 Ski Club 125 Future Teachers 10,115 French Club 10 ,115Make-Up Kit 10 5 Student Council 10 ,1 1. Pages 35,157. ROSENBERG, SARA 2-01 Seventeenth Street Keyettes 10 ,11,1 25 Future Teachers 10 , 11 ,12 5 Program Sellers 11 5 Russian Club 115 Crimson Tide 12 5 Stockbrokers 125 One Hundred Dollar Club 125N.H.S.12. Pages 24,25 29,35,44,48,49,51,157. ROSENBLATT, CAROL Domestic Exchange 11 5 Ushers 12 5 Community Service 1 0 ,115 Publicity Pool 125 French Club 105 Flying High 10,115 Future Teachers 10 5 Class Council 10 ,11 5 Assembly Committee 11,1 25 Hunger Walk 10 ,11 ,12 . Pages 29,45,157. ROSENBLUM, LAWRENCE 36-24 Ferry Heights Debate Club 11 ,125 Environmental Action 11,125 Student Council 115 Friends of Fortune 12 5 Magazine Sale Committee 12 5 Community Service 10. Page 1 5 7. ROSENHAUS, ALAN 16-10 Prospect Avenue Wrestling Team 1 0,11 ,12 5 Student Coun- cil 11,125 Class Council 125 Key Club 10, 125 Magazine Sale Committee 12. Pages 35,52,157. ROSENKRANTZ, REGINA 16-2 2 Eberlin Drive Black-White Exchange 105 Paterson Task Force 1 05 Hebrew Club 125 Crimson Tide 12 . Page 1 57. ROSETI, THERESE 7 06 Mansfield Drive Page 1 5 8. ROTA, DONNA 3 5-15 Ferry Heights Program Sellers 115 Keyettes 12. Pages 51,158. ROTH, MICHAEL 7-57 Richard Street Basketball 1 0 ,11,1 25 Baseball 11,1 2. Page 7 0 ,158 . RUBENSTEIN, MARCO ANN 3-01 Morlot Avenue Keyettes 1 0 ,1 15 Community Service 1 0 ,11, 125 Color Guard 125 Swim Team tManagerl 125 Magazine Sale Committee 125 Varsity Club 12. Pages 52,B6,158. RUBIN, ABRAHAM LOUIS 3-33 Twenty-ninth Street D Crimson Crier 1 1 ,12 5 Drug Abuse Commi- ttee tChairmanJ 1 1 ,12 5 Student Council 1 25 Masques 105 Class Council 1 25 Talent Show 115 Institute of Applied Psychology 11 ,12 . Pages 29,36,50,158. RUDOWITZ, SHELLEY 39-11 Van Riper Place Class Council 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 5 Domestic Exchange 1 25 Keyettes 1 05 Dance Committee 1 0 ,1 1. Pages 32,33,50,158, RUSSO, JAMES 1 3 -24 Second Street Production Club 1 0 ,1 1 ,12 5 Audio-Visual Club fPresidentJ 10 ,11,1 25 N.H.S. 11,12 . Pages 29,43,54,158. RYAN, BONNIE 0-82 Saddle River Road Page 159. SACKS, DAVID 35-1 0 High Street Band 10 ,11,1 25 Orchestra 1 1 ,1 2 5 Jazz Band 1o,11,125 Chemistry Club 11 ,12 5 Stylus 115 Chess Club 105Track 10,115N.H.S. 11, 12. Pages 5,9,17,29,51,57,60,61,159. SALLEROLI, HARRY 2-03 Summit Avenue Pages 58,159. SALZMAN, DEBRA 4-19 Fourth Street Choir 1 1 ,12 5 Soph. Chorus 10 5 Ushers 1 1 , 125 Program Sellers 11 5 Junior Class Council 1 15 Choraliers 12 5 Senior Prom Committee 12. Pages 51,58,59,45,159. SAMMARCO, GLORIA 8-03 Plaza Road Page 1 5 9. SANDO, ANTHONY 4-01 Seventeenth Street Student Council 12 5 Hockey Club 11 ,12 . Page 159. SANFILIPPO, SHARON 35-07 Van Duren Avenue Bowling Club 125 Business Club 12. Page 16 0. SANTORA, BARBARA 3-22 Seventeenth Street Keyettes 12. Pages35,160. SANTORA, ROBERT 3-22 Seventeenth Street Football 10 ,1 15 Lacrosse 1 0 51 1 ,1 2 5 Varsity Club 125 Hippocrates Club 12 5 Key Club 12. Pages 39,160. SARULLO, LISA 1 5-1 1 Eberlin Drive Program Sellers 10 ,1 25 Crimson Tide 11 5 125 Future Teachrs 115 Environmental Action 11. Pages 24,25,160. SASLOWSKY, MICHAEL 8-25 Mason Place Dey Club 115 Domestic Exchange 12 5 Community Service Club 10 ,1 1 . Pages 32,33,160. SAYEWICH, JACK 40-08 Windsor Road Cross Country 10 ,11 ,12 5 Track 10 ,1 1 ,12 5 Varsity Club 11 ,1 2. Pages 9,66 ,l60. SCAGLIONE, MARSHA 5-15 Boyn Avenue Keyettes Club 12. Pages 9,35,160. SCANLON, LINDA 38-06 Jasper Road Page 16 1. SCHACHER, RICHARD 2 0 -0 B Breenwood Drive Band 10,11,125 Orchestra 10,11,125 Choir 125 Choraliers 11,1 25 Masques 11,125 Environmental Action 11. Pages 6,57 ,58,59,60,61 ,161. SCHEFFEL, MANCY 7-05 Second Street G.A.A. 11,125 Crimson Tide 1 2 . Pages 29,51,71,161. SCHENK, WAYNE 107 Heights Avenue J.V. Football 10 5 Wrestling 1 1 . Page 16 1. SCHEULEN, ROBERT 9-05 Essex Place Page 161. SCHEFF, DOUGLAS 7-24 Park Avenue Band 1 1 ,12 5 Scuba Club 1 15 Class Council 1 05 Political Institute 11 . Pages 48,49,60,61,161. SCHLOMOWITZ, TRUDI 2-12 Summit Avenue Class Council 1 0 ,11 ,12 5 Keyettes 1 0 ,12 5 Enviromental Action 125 Program Sellers 1 0 . Pages 23 ,16 1 . SCHOCHET, LORI 1 0 -0 5 Elaine Terrace Page 1 6 2 . SCHRADER, JEFFREY 2 1 -05 Mernitt Place Page 1 6 2 . SCHRAGER, GALE 7-23 Fair Haven Place J.V. Cheerleading 1 0 5 Keyettes 1 0 ,1 1 ,12 5 Future Teachers 125 Varsity Cheerleading 11,125 Varsity Club 11,12. Pages 4s,49,52,a5,162. SUHREUK, ALAN 9-15 Second Street Fencing 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 . Pages 73 ,162 . SCHULTZ, JEFFREY 4-40 Seventeenth Street Page 1 6 2 . SCHWARTZ, BETH Majorettes 1 0 ,115 Choir 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 5 Choraliers 11,1 25 Senior Show 1 1 ,1 25 Future Teachers 1 1 ,1 2 . Pages 4s,49,51,5s,59,162. SCHWARTZ, EDWARD 0-53 Saddle River Road Football 10,11,12. Pages 23,52,68,69,162. SCHWARTZ, JEFF 16-02 Mandon Place Debating Club 105 Equestrian Club 10 , 11 ,1 25 Hippocrates 1 0. Page 1 6 3 . SCHWARTZ, KENNETH 1 7 -0 4 Elliott Terrace Basketball 1 0 5 Lacrosse 1 1 ,1 25 Key Club 11,125 Crimson Crier 11512. Pages 36,163. SCOTTO, KAREN 1 0 -0 9 Campbell Road Chorus 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 25 Choraliers 1 25 Program Sellers 125 Senior Show 115 G.A.A. 12. Pages 58,59,163. SELMAN, RICHARD 15 -15 Lucena Drive Football 1 0 ,11,1 25 Wrestling 1 0 5 Lacrosse 10,115 Key Club 11,125 Varsity Club 10, 1 1,1 2. Pages 52,6 8,159,163 . SENICK, WAN DA 1 2-1 1 Sunnyside Drive A.F.S. 1 0 ,1 1 5 Program Sellers 115 Keyettes 11 ,125 Class Council 1 15 Crimson Tide 1 2. Pages 29,35,163. SETTEDUCATO, THERESA 27-10 Urban Place Keyettes 125 Italian Cuisine Club 10,11. Page 1 6 3 . SHALOFF, ROBERT 35-11 Lindsay Road Political Institute 115 Student Council 12. Page 1 6 3 . SHAPIRO, MICHAEL 0 -1 59 Yerger Road Audio-Visual Club 1 0 ,11 ,l 2 5 Production Club fPresidentl 10 ,11,125 Senior Show 10 ,1 1 ,12 5 Hundred Dollar Club 1 2 5 Key Club 1 0 . Pages 43,51,164. SHER, MICHELE 16-3 4 Mandon Place Future Teachers 11,12 5 Equestrian Club 1 2 Pages 4s,49,52,1e4. SHERER, JEAN B. 14 Brighton Place Stylus 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 25 Concert Choir 11,1 25 French Club 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 25 Classical Club 1 15 Domestic Exchange 12. Pages 29,32,33,31,4s,49,5s,164. SHERMAN, JAN 1 2-1 9 Roosevelt Place Track 10 ,1 1 ,1 2 5 Wrestling 1 0 ,1 15 Hebrew Club 1 25 Varsity Club 11,1 2 . Page 1 6 4 . SHONEMAN, LORI 10 Godwin Avenue Keyettes 105 Class Council 10 5 Future Teachers 11 ,12 5 Crimson Tide 12 5 Environmental Action 125 Usherettes 12. Pages 2-4 ,2 5,4 5,4 8 ,4 9 ,16 4. SHORR, GLEN 1 5 -1 9 Lucena Drive Football 10 ,115 Key Club 10 ,1 1 ,1 25 Wrestling 10 5 Student Council 12. Pages 35,1164 . SHUCARD, BETTY 13 -25 Arnold Street Page 1 6 4 . SIEGEL, RICHARD 1 2 -3 3 First Street Page 16 5 . SILVERMAN, ROBYN 7-1 2 Fair Haven Place Class Council fSecretaryl 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 5 Future Teachers fSecretaryJ 1 0 ,11 ,1 2 5 Student Council 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 25 Domestic Ex- Change 1 2 5 Keyettes 10 5 Prom Committee 1 0 ,1 1,12. Pages 23,29,4s,49,1a5. SIMON, WILLIAM 9 Arlington Place SKROBACK, VALERIE 22 Wilcox Place Future Teachers 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 25 Concert Choir 1 0 ,1 1 ,12 5 Equstrian Club 1 0 5 Fortune Society 1 15 Class Council 1 1 ,1 2 5 Student Council 10 5 Senior Show 115 Prom Committee 1 1. Pages 58 ,165 . SLOAN, DAVID 3-56 Thirty-first Street Library Council 1 05 Crimson Crier 125 Environmental Action 1 1 ,125 Crimson Tide 12 . Pages 24,25 36,50,51,165. SMIGEN, FRANCES 40 Pomona Avenue Future Nurses 1 0 5 G.A.A. 1 2. Pages 51 ,165. SMILES, ILLENE 1 7 -1 4 Alden Terrace Fortune Society 115 Program Sellers 11 , 1 25 Keyettes 11 ,12. Pages 35 ,165. SMITH, DAVID 40 -1 0 Marie Court Pages 32,33,35,165. SMITH, MICHAEL 40 -1 0 Marie Court Key Club fVice-Pres,J 10 ,1 1 ,12 5 Basketball 105 Track 11,12. Pages 355165. SMITH, JEANNE 31-1 1 Southern Drive Class Council 105 Program Sellers 1151- , Keyettes 12 5 Future Nurses 12 . Pages 35,39 ,166 . SMOLINSKY, FRED 16-14 B Plaza Road Soccer 1 1 . Page 1 6 6 . SPIEGEL, DAVID 30 -0 2 Gordon Place Soccer 10,11 ,125 Key Club 11 ,12. Pages 35,39,166. SPRENGER, LUKE 38-41 Van Duren Avenue Page 1 7 9 . STAINMAN, HOLLY 1 2-5 1 Edward Street Keyettes 10 5 Environmental Action 11 ,1 2. Page 1 6 6 . STANCHAK, KAREN 39 -0 6 Pellington Drive Equestrian Club 10 5 G.A.A. 11 ,1 25 Class Council 12 5 Keyettes 1 2. Page 1 6 6 . STEIN, BONNIE 0 -6 8 Pine Avenue Crimson Tide 12 5 G.A.A. 5 Environmental Action 11 5 Junior Prom Committee 11 . Page 1 6 6 . STEIN, MONA 3-18 Thirty-second Street Page 1 6 7 . STERNBERG, JILL 0-10 Bellair Avenue Program Sellers 125 Class Council 1 25 G.A.A.11 ,12. Pages 23 ,71,167. STERNBERG, NANCY 3 8-51 Victoria Road Class Council 10 ,11 5 Future Teachers 11 , 12 5 Program Sellers 12 5 G.A.A. 11 ,12. Pages 48,49,167. STEWART, BONNIE 5 Randolph Terrace Pages 34 ,167. STODOLAK, DEBRA 1 8 -1 0 Morlot Avenue Color Guard 125 Crimson Tide 125 Varsity Club 1 25 G.A.A. 11 ,125 Junior Prom Committee 1 1. Pages 24,25,52,86,167. STRASSER, JED 3 7 -03 Northern Drive Page 1 6 7 . STRAUSS, KENNETH 4 2-1 0 Union Street Soccer 10 ,ll ,1 25 Baseball 10 . Pages67,167. SURLAK, PETE 2-26 Plaza Road Page 1 6 8 . SUSSMAN, RICHARD 12-03 Fair Lawn Avenue Page 16 8 . SWEET, KAREN 1 0-1 0 Ellis Avenue Page 1 6 8 . SWERLIN, LAURIE 41-22 Gieger Place French Club 1 0 ,1 1 5 Keyettes 1 25 Program Sellers 12 5 Crimson Tide 1 25 G.A.A. 11 ,1 2. Pages 51 ,168. TAMBORINO, DONNA 12-44 Orchard Street 5 G.A.A. 11,125 G.A.C. 115 D.E.C.A. 125 Orphan Christmas Party Committee 12 . Pages 34 ,168. TARANT, SANDY 3-17 Thirty-second Street Community Service fCharmanJ 10 ,11 ,1 25 A.F.S. 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 25 Class Council 1 0 ,1 15 Student Council 1 1 5 Choraliers 1 1 5 Key Club 1 0. Pages 29,30,31,168. TARYLA, KEN 0-4 6 Bellair Avenue Page 1 6 8 . TAUB, JE FF 3 7 -0 5 Hillside Terrace Radio Club 1 0,1 1 ,125 Choraliers 1 25 Choir 1 0 ,1 1 ,125 Senior Musical 1 0 ,11 ,1 25 Class Council 10,115 Hippocrates Club 10 , 11,1 2, Audio-Visual Club 10 ,11 ,12. Pages 26 ,29,44,58,59,169. TERRIS, SANDY 3 21 Plaza Road Page 1 6 9 . TESTIN, RICKY 7-29 Westmoreland Avenue Page 1 6 9 . THUM, MARY 12-4 2 Sunnyside Drive Page 1 6 9 . TOCI, DONNA 16-17 Morlot Avenue Future Teachers 10 ,11 ,12 , Program Sellers l1,,,Italian Cuisine 11,12. Pages 29,48,49,169. TORELL, SUZANNE 3-06 Thirty-third Street French Club 10 ,11 ,12,G.A.A.11,12. Pages 48,49,169. TOUHEY, CASSANDRA I0 -0 7 Canger Place Key Club 10 , Student Council 12, Class Council 1 2. Page 1 6 9 . TOWLE, CYNTHIA 30-1 0 Nicholson Drive Future Nurses Club 11,12 , Make-Up Kit I1,12, Crimosn Tide 12 , Ushers 1 2. Pages 39,45,170. TREITMAN, NEIL 7-04 Fourth Street Pages 34 ,180 . TREUHAFT, ADRIENNE 4 0 -06 Kuiken Terrace Crimson Tide 12. Page 1 7 0 . TREZZA, RON 23 Westwood Drive Page 1 7 0 . TRINKES, STEPHANIE 11 Stewart Place Page 1 7 0 . TRISTANI, GAIL 8-21 Mitchell Place Page 1 7 0 . TROIANO, RICHARD 8-04 Canger Place TUCKER, DALE 5-04 Dorothy Street Page 1 7 0 . ULINSKY, LINDA 10 -15 Bacus Road Sophomore Chorus 10 , Concert Choir 11, 12, Choraliers 1 2, Student Council 11,12, Class Council 1 2 . Pages 23 ,58,59,170. URIS, HARVEY 17 -21 Hunter Place Drug Abuse 10 ,1 1 ,1 2 , Class Council 1 1, Student Council 1 1 , Key Club 1 0 ,11,1 2 , Band 10,11,12. Pages 51 ,60,61 ,171. VAN BUSKIRK, MARK 2 Audubon Place Chess Club 10 ,1 1 ,1 2 , Chemistry Club 1 1, N.H.S. 11 ,12, Math Club 10 ,11. Pages 29,40,41,73 ,171. VAN DE GIESEN, CALVIN 1 2 -14 Roosevelt Place Class Council 1 0 ,11, Football 10 ,I 1 ,12 , Track 10,11,12. Pages 68,69,171. VANDERBECK, CHARLENE 3 2 0 3 Berdan Avenue Future Teachers 1 0, Program Sellers 1 1 ,1 2 Prom Committee 11 , Crimson Tide 12, Business Club 12 . Page 1 7 1 . VANDER ZWALM, SHARON 8-39 Forest Street Make-Up Kit 1 0 ,11,1 2 , Masques 11, D.E.C. A. 1 2 . Pages34 ,171 . VAN EMDEN, ALEXANDER 5-06 Lambeit Road Environmental Action 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2. Pages 50,60,61,171. VAN KAMPEN, CRAIG 4-21 Saddle River Road Page 1 7 1 . VAN KIRK, STEPHEN 17 Rutgers Terrace Page 1 7 2 . VARRECCHIA, RANDY 8-29 Fern Street Class Council 10 , Sophomore Chorus 1 0, Concert 1 1,12, One Hundred Dollar Club Pages9,51,58,172. VERHOSKI, BERNADETTE 4 2-04 Union Street MakeUp Kit 1 1 ,12, Program Sellers 1 2. Page 1 7 2. VILLALBA, FERNANDO 75 Lincoln Avenue Soccer 1 2, Ski Club 12 . Pages 6'1 ,1 7 2 . VIOLAND, PATRICIA 4-05 Cyril Avenue Class Council 10 , Future Nurses 10,1 1 ,1 2, Equestrian Club 1 2 . Pages 39,52,172. VOGT, DEAN 4-05 Twenty-eighth Street Page 172. VOGT, ERIC 10-1 8 Third Street Track 11,12. Page 17 2. VOSKIAN, GREG 4 2-0 5 Williams Street Football 11,12, Track 10,11,12. Pages 68,69,173. WAGNER, THERESA 25-34 Kipp Street Page 1 7 3. WAITE, DEBORAH 8 Maywood Court Stylus 12. Page 1 73. WANG, PATRICIA 2-43 Twenty-eighth Street Student Council fPresidentJ1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2, Usherettes 1 1 ,12 , N.H.S. 11 ,12, Class Council fSecretaryl10,11,A.F.S. iEx- change Studentj 11 ,12. Pages 4 ,9,29,30-31,45,58,173. WARCHOL, PAUL 4-41 Grunauer Place Swim Team 1 0 ,11,1 2, Stylus 12, Crimson Tide 12, Crimson Crier 1 2. Pages 24-25,36,73,173. WARDROP, JAMES 2 5-3 1 Romaine Street Baseball 10 , Basketball 1 0 ,11,12. Pages70,173. WARNER, LAWRENCE 1 3 -21 Plaza Road Model Congress 11 ,12 , Class Council 1 1 , 12, Ski Club 11 ,12, Classical Club 11. Page 5 0 ,17 3. WASSEL, DOROTHY 5-21 Hartley Place Program Sellers 12. Page 1 7 4. WASSERMAN, KENNETH 8-22 Park Avenue Page 1 7 4 . WEBER, LORI 206 Virginia Drive Cheerleader 10 ,1 2, Ski Club 1 2, Varsity Club 12, Future Teachers 10. Pages 52,85,174. WEBER, ROBIN 2 2-2 3 Radburn Road Crimson Crier 1 0 ,1 1 ,12 , N.H.S. 1 1 ,1 2, Student Council 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2, Class Council 1 0 ,11, Usherettes 11 ,1 2, A.F.S. fPresidentJ 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2, Youth Employment Service 11 , 1 2 . Pages 29,30-31,36,45,48-49,174. WEINBERG, MARCY 39-21 Garvey Place Key Club I 0 , Ski Club 1 0,11,1 2, Equest- rian Club 1 2 . Pages 52,174. WEINBERG, MARGIE 2-3 5 Thirty-third Street Pages 34 ,174. WEINBERG, RONDA 0 -4 5 Pine Avenue Program Sellers 10 ,1 1 ,1 2 , Future Teachers 11 , Keyettes 11,1 2 , Environmental Action 11 , Hippocrates Club 12 . Pages 39 ,I 74. WEINER, JOSEPH 4 -3 9 Seventeenth Street Band 10,11,12. Pages 60-61 ,175. WEINSTEIN, JACK 2-02 Plaza Road Page 1 7 5 . WEISMAN, LAWRENCE 17 -1 0 Jordan Road Crimson Crier 11,1 2 , Masques 1 1 ,1 2 . Pages 36 ,175 . WEISS, PAULA 15 Fernwood Drive Fortune Followers 11, G.A.C. 10, Future Nurses 12 , Drug Abuse Council 12, Grad- uation Committee 12. Page 1 7 5 . WEISSMAN, EDWARD 10 -4 1 Elliott Terrace Pages 48-49, 60-61, 175. WENDROFF, STEVEN 0-22 Yost Place Page 1 7 5 . WETTER, DAVID 13 -2 0 Burbank Street Page 1 7 5 . WEXLER, BRUCE 19 -06 Prospect Avenue Environmental Action 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2, Key Club 1 0 ,1 1, Class Council 1 2. Pages 29,50 ,176 . WHITE, LAWRENCE 6 Gurney Terrace Dru Abuse Council 10,11,12, Key Club 10, 1 1, ki Club 1 1 ,12 , Student Council 1 1, Class Council 1 0 ,I 2, Crimson Crier 1 0 . Pages 23 ,1 76. WHITE, MARTHA 20-0 7 Radburn Road D.E.C. A. 1 2 . Pages 34 ,176. WHITEHE AD, MICHAEL 3 9 -1 5 Berdan Avenue Page 1 7 6 . WIGGINS, ADELE 2 3 Wayne Road Pages 58,176. WIGOD, STEVEN 40 -2 7 Terhune Place Equestrian Club 10, Stockbroker 12. Pages 26 ,44 ,1'i'6. WILCHINS, STEVEN 4 1 -28 Matule Drive Key Club 10 ,11,12, Debate Club 11 ,12 , Class Council 12, Environmental Action 12, Basketball Team 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2. Pages 29,35,51,176. WITTLIN, STEPHANIE 3 4 -0 2 Lenox Drive Key Club 10, Program Sellers 11,1 2, Keyettes 11,1 2, Fortune Society 12. Pages 51,177. WOLFSON, LORI 8-15 Bellair Avenue Future Teachers 1 0 ,11,12, Keyettes 1 2, Class Council 1 2 . Pages 48-49,51,177. WOLOSSOW, PAUL 1 6 -54 Chandler Drive Page 1 7 7 . WOLTHOUSE, PAM 7 -2 9 Fern Street Pages 7,51,58,177. WOOGEN, WENDY 16-4 0 Eberlin Drive Future Teachers 1 0, Keyettes 11,12, ' Program Sellers 11 , Color Guard 12. Pages 35,52,86,177. WORMAN, CHERYL 41-2 3 Elaine Terrace Keyettes 10, Future Teachers 12, Soccer Team QManagerJ 1 2. Page 1 7 7 . WORONTSOFF, NICHOLAS. 4 0-06 Taylor Road Band 10 ,11 ,1 2 g Domestic Exchange 1 2. Pages 32-33 ,51,60-61,177. WORONTSO FF, STEPHANIE 40 -06 Taylor Road Future Teachers 11,1 2, Keyettes 1 2, Band 10,11 ,12, A.F.S. Pages 35,48-49,60-61,178. WRIGHT, TRENTON 0 -6 9 Elden Place Amateur Radio Club 1 0 , Track Team 11 , 12, Cross-Country Team 11 ,1 2, Varsity Club 12. Pages 36,66,178. WYKA, LUCILLE 1 Wayne Road Page 1 7 8. YADOFF, LAURIE 2 Godwin Avenue Student Council 1 1 ,1 2, Crimson Crier 11, 12, Environmental Action 1 1 ,1 2, Ski Club 1 2, Equestrian Club 1 0 ,12, Assembly Committee 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2. Pages 50,178. YOUNG, LINDA 4 4 Albert Avenue Majorette 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2, Class Council 10 ,1 2, Student Couneil12, Varsity Club 1 0 ,1 1 ,I 2 Pages 23,51,52,84 ,178. YOUNG, SHERYL 16 -1 1 Lucena Drive ' Band 1 0 ,11 , Sophomore Chorus 1 0, Student Council 1 0 ,12 , Program Sellers 1 2 . Page 1 7 8 . ZANETTI, GREGORY 8 -1 4 Melvin Place Basketball 1 0 ,1 1 . Page 1 7 8 . ZIMMERMAN, CHARLENE 0-23 Saddle River Road Sophomore Chorus 10, Concert Choir 1 1 ,12 , Girl's Hockey Team 1 2, Program Sellers 12 , Senior Musical 1 0 . Pages 58 ,179. ZIMMERMAN, RONALD 19 Pomona Avenue Swimming 1 1 ,1 2 , Soccer 1 0 ,1 1, Baseball 1 0 . Pages 29 ,73 ,179 . ZISK, LORI 3 9 -0 7 Tierney Place Keyettes 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2, Class Council 10 ,1 1, Student Council 1 0 ,1 1 , Future Teachers 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2, Domestic Exchange 1 2 . Pages 32,33,51,179. ZITMAN, GLENN 1 0-0 5 Second Street ZUCHTER, JEFFREY 1 2-21 Ellis Avenue Page 1 7 9 . ZWAIN, SANDRA 3-22 Kenneth Avenue Sophomore Chorus 1 0 , Concert Choir 1 1 , 1 2, Class Council 1 0 ,I 1 ,1 2, Color Guard 1 2, Keyettes 1 0, Varsity Club 1 2 . Pages 52,58,86 ,179. Amateur Radio Club p.-14 Ken DeLucca, Rich Meyers American Field Service p.30-31 Lynn Bandell, Norma Bell, Gail Berman, Laurie Gabai, Carol Golden, Rita Jacobs, Debbie Klein, Audrey Krall. Anastassoff, Virginia fMissJ p.10 Arella, Peter tMr.J p,10 Artale, John V. fMr.J p.19 Audio-Visual Club p.43 Larry Arnowitz, Jeff Botween, Manuel Bueno, Randy Cox, Jon Franz, Mike Klip- per, Carl Koch, Vladimir Kumetz, Gerri Levine, Paul Marion, Joel Salkowitz, Nor- man Weisfeld, William Winters, Rene Zav- ada. Austin, Neil fMr.J p.11 Ayton, Joseph fMr.J p.11 Azzarone, Mary fMrs.l p.21 Band p.6 0 -61 U Ron Beinstock, Lee Blankstein, Laurie Brown, Al Burris, Nancy Campbell, Jim Carey, Ken Cohen, Ted Cooper, Barbara Davis, John Demianycz, Juliet De Vuyst, Al Dubin, Rich Engle, Janice Feldman, Frank Fenwick, John Ferreira, Jim Finni- gan, Denise Galante, Larry Gandle, Nina Gavzy, Paul Gerard, Carl Gerstle, Stu Gold, Steve Goldenberg, Eric Greenfeld, Robin 1 Greenough, Mark Guberman, Marshall 'Hickey, Brian Hirsch, Lee Hoffman, Hen- iry Horowitz, Martin Hume, Bob Jagels, Mike Kletter, Mike Klipper, Jeff Laks, Rich Lax, Jeff Levine, Harold Mager, Bruce Meyer, Ken Mintz, Jeff Oliver, Jeff Pipkin, Craig Rubinoff, Ted Sanders, Dave Schwartz, Joel Silberstein, Jim Sherwood, Dave Stein, Paul Stoll, Gene Traas, Steve Valk, Barbara Vander Zee, Rich Wang, Ellin Yassky, Rene Zavada, Doug Zloch- ower. Baseball-varsity p.75 Basketball-varsity p.7 0 . John Artinger, Steve Demato, Mike Gold- berg, Tim Hochkepple, Scott Kennis, Mike Kraysiak, Ken Lynch, Bill McBurnie, Pete Mastronardi, Barry Milazzo, Frank Napo- litano, Mike Nevolo, Richard Paisley, Tom Pierce, Brian Sullivan, George Wolfe. Bell, Alexander fMr.J p.11 Bennett, Frank tMr.J p.11 Bichler, Abraham fMr.l p.11 Biegel, DeeAnn fMrs.l p.11 Bielewicz, Anthony lMr.J p.21 Blake, Shirley fMrs.J p.11 Block, Jack fMr.j p.11 Blu t, Claire fMrs.J p.11 Board of Education p.19 Bocce Club p.54 Sue Bolla, Ken DeLuca, Nicci Giraolo, Bruno Mingione. Bowling p.56 Howie Blum, Mark Goldstein, Jon Just, Steve' Mingione, George Pellittiere, Russ Sargie, Mike Waldman. Bottomley, James flVIr.J p.1 1 Brangan, James fMr.J p.11 Brumale, Gail fMissJ p.11 Buchsbaum, Elaine fMrs.J p.11 Bucki, Marie fMrs.J p.21 Buckley, Eugene fMr.J p.11 Byrne, Marie tMrs.J p.1 2 Cademartori, Roseanne fMissj p.1 2 Cairns, Jean lMrs.J p.21 Calderon, Juan QMLJ p.21 Campbell, Leslie fMr.J p.10 Cannito, Thomas fMr.j p.19 Carlough, Constance fMrs.D p.12 Carrera, Gloria de la QMrs.J p.12 Cheerleaders-varsity p.85 Lisa Fitzig, Valerie Riccki, Lindsay Rup- ort, Carole Pellegrino, Sue Wolff. Chess Club p.40 Howard Brodsky, Stuart Feldman, Alan Hieger, Bill Hogerhuis, Steven Jachzel, John Raffiani, Rich Rosenthal, David Salt- zman, Steven Schnell, Paul Stramberg, Mike Waldman, Harry Zarrow. Choraleers p.p.5 8 -5 9 Debbie Crane, David Enterline, Bruce Jos- ten, Joseph Kluger, Audrey Krall, Curtis LeMay, Gary Obemdorf, Paul Sumner, Chip Tanneberger, Terry Vander Zee. Concert Choir p.p.58-59 Marcie Adrian, Paul Bernstein, Janis Boro- dkin, Janet Broder, Richard Cartalemi, Debra Conklin, Deborah Crane, Miguel De La Carrera, Wayne De Weil, Eileen Erlich, Barbara Geary, Helene Goldstein, Holly Green, Donald Hammer, Nancy Jaffee, Debra Kannry, Ilene Kirschner, Joseph Kluger, Audrey Krall, Anita Krauss, I DEX Richard Lax, Curtis LeMay, Cindy Levy, Judy Loevsky, Gina Margolis, Laura Meis- ler, Brenda Meltzer, Stephen Mingione, Carol Miseo, Gary Obemdorf, Donna Past- ernak, Alan Perzley, Janet Porway, Caryn Reiman, Lynn Rosenblum, Margery Sam- uels, Harriet Schwartzbard, Holly Slade, Nadine Sokol, Renee Sokol, Chip Tanne berger, Theresa Vander Zee, Audrey Wat- tenberg, Arlene White, Kathrin Winkler, Laura Zimmerman. Church, Jessie CMrs.j p.12 Clifford, William fMr.l p.12 Color Guard p.86 Nancy DeLucia, Karen Detmering, Nancy Goff, Gayle Kahn, Sally Kravetz, Elayne Landy. Cominetto, Gretchen fMrs.j p.21 Computer Club p.41 Stuart Feldman, Carl Gerstle, Rich Rosen- thal, Grace Young. Couhig, Phyllis fMrs.J p.12 Cozad, Mary fMrs.J p.12 Crimson Crier p.36 Jerry Birenz, Lori Fineberg, Fern Gersten, Janice Goldberg, Lee Katz, Myra Rosen- blatt, Randall Rothenberg, Bob Wesley, Michell Zeemont. Crimson Tide p.p.24-25 Art Staff: Kathy Fopma, Lynn Nakashian Litary Staff: Susan Pirog, Pat Smith, Terry Vander Zee Photography Staff: Ron Aronowitz, Paul List. Cross Country p.66 Rich Babick, Steve Babiss, Craig Bach- mann, Steve Beuschen, Tommy Driscoll, Chris Heinzmann, Ron Hill, Andy Hoh, Bruce Josten, Harry Krawitz, Mark Lamm, Neil Lewanda, John Lyle, Bruce Piekarsky, Craig Rubin, Bruce Schiff, Robert Schn- eider, Rich Zielezenski. Crouter, Frederick QMr.J p.12 Daub, Cornelia fMrs.J p.12 Dean, Arza tMr.J p.12 Debate Club p.40 Edward Carduner, William Hogerbuis, Da- vid Saltzman. DeBrulye, Lena QMrs.j p.21 D.E.C.A. p.3 4 Dedication p.2 DeLuca, Daniel CMr.J p.12 Demarest, Patricia KMissj p.l2 DeMaria, Elroy fMr.l p.10 DeMaria, Margaret fMrs.j p.21 DeMayo, Rosanne fMissl p.12 Deodato, Matthew tMr.J p.1 2 Des Lauriers, Diana fMrs.l p.13 Devens, Frank fMr.J p.13 Dieck, H. tMr.l p.21 Domestic Exchange p.p.32-33 Alan Perzley, Chip Tanneberger, Alan Weiner. Dorf, Carolyn fMrs.J p.21 Dotson, Mary Alice fMrs.l p.13 Drug Abuse Council p.53 Dunn, Michael fMr.J p.19 Ekstrom, E. fMr.J p.21 Elliott, Virginia fMissJ p.20 Environmental Action p.5 0 Patti Blasherg, Laurie Brown, Bruce Miller, Lynn Packer, Craig Rubinoff, Steven Tis- chler. Equestrian Club p.56 Wendy Abrams, Margaret Abdinoor, Ma- ury Beck, Roseanne De Luca, Jean De Marco, Donna De Maria, Joy Gianolio, Stacy Forest, Judy Jacobson, Lynette Kettner, Tracy Minton, Amy Novick, Michell Palestine, Janet Porway, Debbie D'Amato, Agnes Uglesiish, Amy Schatz, Carol Taglioferro. Eves, Donald fMr.l p.p. 13,88 Famous Names p.p.89 ,90 ,91 Fencing p.73 Manny Bueno, Steve Goldneberg, Steve Jacob, Bob Sholler. Fieseler, Vincent fMr.J p.p.13 ,181 F ilippone, Michael tMr.j p.13 Fishing Club p.5 6 Joe Cornett, Ken Crawford, Paul Stoll, Rich Zielezinski. Foo tball-varsity p.p.6 8 -6 9 Mike Auerbach, Alan Bennett, Mike Ber- man, Ted Bernabeo, Mike Blitzer, Robert Boylon, Fred Cohen, John Cosgrove, Chris Daly, Barry Dougan, Andy Finkelstein, Scott Fleischer, Harry Garlarnii, Doug Given, Garry Haar, Ron Hollar, Gerard Kelly, William McBurnie, William McKen- na, Tony Marshall, Richard Mondello, Gary Obemdorf, Richard Paisly, Leslie Radowitz, Ira Sarver, Frank Simonetti, Peter Stanzione, Brian Sullivan, Robert Warhol, Lee Weinerman. French Club p.p.-18-49 Friedman, Stanley tMr.J p.13 Frost, Richard fMr.l p.13 Future Nurses p.38 Cathy Cook, Robin Greenough, Leslie Levine, Holly Slade, Judy Simko, Mary Ann Virgo, Laura Zimmerman. Galender, Lucille fMrs.j p.13 Ganz, Nicholas fMr.J p.21 Gariota, Linda fMrs.j p.13 Gariss, Philip fMr.l p.p.7,20 Gentry, Janie fMrs.J p.13 German Club p.p.-18-49 Margaret Abdimoor, Ron Brock, Howard Brodsky, Diana Donikowski, Eileen Erlick, Debbie Gridberg, Patti Foran, Johnny Gold, David Goldminz, Pat Pfau, Hiedi Sayewich, Nancy Stein, Gene Traas, Laura Zimmerman. Gershan, Adeline fMrs.J p.21 Gerson, Doris fMrs.l p.13 Giemzo, Gerald fMr.J p.13 Giglio, Vincent fMr.J p.I3 Golf Club p.54 Steven Babitts, Stenen Baker, Bill Browler, Bruce Kaplan, Paul Kluger, John LaCagni- na, Bruno Mengione, Steven Mengione, Steve Mintz, Bob Radest, Paul Streit. Golf Team p.7 9 Steve Babbits, Larry Gandle Gorlyn, Helene fMissj p.14 Guimara, Joanne CMissJ p.1-4 Gyary, Robert fMr.J p,19 Harrington, Patricia fMissj p.14 Hartmann, Eleanor CMissj p.14 Hausmann, Joseph fMr.j p.1-4 Heffler, Anne fMrs.J p.14 Henky, Henry 1Mr.j p.10 Herrmann, Eric QMr.J p.21 Hebrew Club p.p.48-49 Sheryl Adler, Jean Berman, Lori Feinberg, Fer Gersten, Debbi Ketner, Donna Lurie, Rich Marcus, Carol Perlmutter. Hippocrates Club p.39 Ron Brock, Daryl Boffard, Ken DeLucca, Debbie Fridberg, Nina Gavzy, Bruce Jost- en, Audrey Krall, Debbie Kutner, Lloyd Rosen, Richard Rosenthal, Steven Shapi- ro, Steve Valk, Robert Weiss, Kathrin Winkler. Hoch, Harold fMr.J p.p.14,181 Hockey Club p.53 Bob Boylan, Israel,Feigenbaum, Bob Flei- sher, Leslie Frankel, Sandy Katz, Craig MacDonald, Charlie Poor, Paul Stoll. Holowach, Harry fMr.j p.10 Hundred Dollar Club p.51 Hunt, Bonnie fMissJ p.14 Isaacs, Sara fMrs.J p.14 Italian Cuisine Club p.47 Barbara Beck, Ken DeLucca, Michelle Glesh, Niece Giraullo. Junior Class Council p.27 Denise Beckman, Sandy Berei, Mike Bra- ndman, Cheryl Cooperman, Adrienne Cun- ninghis, Eve Elliott, Evalyn Feller, Janice Goldberg, Gary Haar, Andy Hoh, Sue Jacobs, Debra Kannry, Audrey Krall, Ani- ta Krauss, Curtis LeMay, Donna Lurie, Peter Marion, Sandy Mitchell, Tom Pierce, Sheryl Roth, Karen Salomon, Heidi Saye wich, Renee Sokol, Rhonda Steinhardt, Chip Tanneberger, Anne VanDam, Susan Wolff. Jacoby, Claire fMissJ p.14 Jacobs, Mark tMr.J p.19 Key Club p.35 Roger Brown, Miquel De La Carrera, Louis Feldman, Meal Geblow, Mike Gold- berg, Curtis LeMay, Art Lieberman, Bill McBurnie, Alan Perzley, Bob Pipkin, Ken- ny Riazler, Lloyd Rosen, Craig Rubin, Jay Salzman, Mike Schiffer, Steve Shapiro Nat Soloman, Stu Steigerwald, Andy Sur- asky, Chip Tanneberger, Alan Weiner, Mike Weiner, Glenn Wisch, Jerry Zigman. Kelly, Edward CMr.J p.21 Kemkemian, Diane fMissJ p.1 4 Keyettes p.35 Sheryl Adler, Jean Berman, Mindy Bloom, Gail Boxer, Ellen Brachfield, Sherry Brigs, Rosalyn Dorenter, Sue Feldman, Barbara Gerry, Janice Goldberg, Holly Greene, Wendy Gross, Sheryl Hochman, Judy Jac- obson, Debbie Kannry, Judy Karp, Barb- ara Kohlhose, Tina Kutner, Linda Lazer- owitz, Fem Leiboff, Laura Meisler, Elise Parker, Arlene Resnick, Linda Schnell, Donna Seigal,Marasha Silber, Judy Simko, Siz ,Speigler, Diane Stern, Debbie Tem- borino, Pearl Tie an, Anne Van Dam, Kirsch, Estelle fMrs5np.21 Kleinberg, Eileen fMrs.l p.21 Knapp, Gilbert fMr.l p.14 Kohn, Dennis lMr.J p.14 Korn, Beatrice fMrs.J p.21 Kreitz, Donald fMr.l p.14 Krotje, Henry CMr.l p.21 Lacrosse p.83 Steven Baker, Howard Blum, Mike Brand- man, Steve Canjer, Jay Eckstein, Joseph Glassman, Howard Goldberg, Steven Gold- berg, Kenneth Kaplan, Richard Lax, Curt- is Le May, Thomas Lieb, Keith Loeb, Wil- liam McKenna, Doug McKenzie, Craig Rubinoff, Ira Sarver, Mark Schatzberg, Mike Schiffer, Richard Short, Frank Sim- onetti, Jules Siskind, Stuart Steigerwald, Paul Stoll, Jeffrey Strauss, Kevin Walsh, Frank Zimmerman. Lastomirsky, Adrienne QMrs.l p.15 Lausch, Gary fMr.J p.15 Lawrence, Lois fMrs.l p.15 Lawther, James fMr.J p.15 Leach, James lMr.l p.15 Ledesse, Barry fMr.J p.19 Lembo, Marilyn fMrs.7 p.15 Levine, Elaine fMrs.j p.15 Licastro, Mary-Ellen fMrs.l p.21 Lipfert, Eleanor fMrs.j p.21 Lomonico, Joseph CMr.J p.15 McGlynn, Ann 1Mrs.J p.21 Mackie, Judith fMissJ p.15 Majorettes p.84 Debbie Casteline, Kathy Fopma, Valerie Hoff, Debbie Mappa, Janet Silver, Jamie Taylor, Juliett De Vuyst. Make-Up Kit p.46 Marcy Adrian, Gwen Boda, Eileen Erlich, Barbara Geary, Holly Greene, Audrey Hausner, Sandy Isaacson. Marasco, Frances fMrs.l p.1 5 Martin, Karl CMr.J p.10 Masques p.2 8 Dyane Adamk, Jon Blake, Deborah Crane, Cathie Dupee, Eileen Erlick, Marion Erl- ickman, Kathy Florio, Mary Garripoli, Neil Gebelow, Jay Gimolio, Helene Gold- stein, Emily Goodman, Holly Greene Audrey Hausner, Debbie Hedderich, Bill Hennig, Steve Jacob, Barbara Klein, Jos- eph Kluger, Andy Manowitz, Sharon Mas- on,Laura Meisler, Kathy McHugh, Michele Palestine, Joseph Pedota, Janet Porway, Dean Ratzin, Marcia Richter, Randall Ro- thenberg, Ellen Rubin Robert Schaffer, Norman Schloasberg, Atlant Schmidt, Cheryl Simon, Nadine Sokol,Susan Spoch, Lisa Steinhardt, Mitch Strusberg, Morty Wiggens, Kitty Winkler. Math League p.41 Denise Beckman, Andy Hoh,Audrey Krall, Harold Mager, Craig Rubinoff, Mike Wald- man, Grace Young. Bill Hogerhuis Mazza, Edmund fMr.J p.15 Meyers, Gertrude CMrs.J p.p.15 ,181 Minervini, Nicholas fMr.J p.15 Mitchell, Arlene fMrs.J p.21 Mullens, Mary fMissl p.l6 National Honor Society p.29 Miguel Carrera, Jill Danziger, Nancy De- Lucia, Thomas Driscoll, Ava Gold, Michael Goldberg, Steven Goldenberg, Helene Go- ldstein, Gary Haar, James Hauser, Audrey Hausner, Andy Hoh, Audrey Krall, Diane Krown, William McBurnie, Dennis Muhr, Steven Muhr, Frank Napolitano, Richard Negreann, Gary Oberndorf, Joseph Pedo- to, Alan Perzley, Craig Rubinoff, David Saltzman, Philip Shaul, Nadine Sokol, Renee Sokol, Andrew Surasky, Herbert Tanneberger, Banbara Vander Zee, Teresa Kathrin Winkler, Grace Young. Neiwirth, Jerry fMr.l p.16 Nowak, Marie fMrs.J p.16 Oliver, William fMr.j p.16 0'Neill, Thomas fMr.l p.16 Orchestra p.5 7 Allen Burris, Kenneth Cohen, John Dom- ianyez, Janice Feldman, Denise Galante, Nina Gavzy, Carl Gerstle, Stuart Gold, Helene Golden, Steven Goldenberg, Lee Hoffman, Henry Horowitz, Barbara Klein, Michael Kletter, Jeffrey Lake, Leslie Lew- ine, Harold Mager, William McBurnie, Bruce Meyer, Bruce Miller, Randall Roth- enberg, David Salzman, Joel Silberstien, Pat Smith, Paul Stoll, Victor Sytzke, Gene Traas, Stviphen Valk, Barbara Vander Zee, Audrey attenberg, Beth Weingroff, Rob- ert Weiss, Ellen Yassky, Grace Young, Juliet De Yuyst. Palazzolo, Gaspare fMr.J p.21 Passaro, Howard fMr.J p.16 Paul, Judith fMrs. J p.16 Peano. Mario fMr.J p.16 Pelak,Mela nie fMissJ p.16 Piatt, Howard iMr.j p.16 192 Polay, Renee QMrs.l p.21 Politicial Institute p.50 x Debbie Aiello, Richard Babick, Jerry Ber- enz, Paul Bernstein, Cheryl Berman, Kev- in Collis, Mike De La Carrera, Karen Detmering, Laura Liepeveen, Ava Gold, Johnny Gold, Mike Goldberg, Carol Gold- en, Andy Hoh, Henry Horowitz, Anita Krauss, Curtis LeMay, Pete Lieberman Peter Marion, Alan Perzley, Ken Rinzler, Craig Rubinoff, Amy Schatz, Ralph Solla, David Stein, Dorothy Stumfoll, Andy Surasky, Grace Young. Pressman, Alan fMr.J p.16 Production Club p.43 Mike Klipper, Gerri Levine, Joel Salkow- itz, Norman Weisfeld, William Winters. Program Sellers p.45 Renee Berke, Sheree Berks, Bonnie Bern- ice, Cheri Cooperman, Susan Feldman, Debbie Kutner, Kim Miller, Caryn Reim- an, Joyce Sherman, Jackie Tanis, Berna- dette Verhoske. Raab, Kathleen QMissJ p.16 Ratzin, Thomas fMr.l p.16 Raymond, Tichard fMr.l p.19 Ricchiuti, Agnes fMissJ p.16 Roberts, Lynne lMrs.J p.17 Robertson, Seymour fMr.j p.l7 Robinson, Willie fMr.J p.17 Romaniello, Susan fMrs.J p.21 Rosenberg, Paul fMr.j p.17 Rosenblatt, Morris fMr.l p.17 Rosenthal, Sidney CMr.l p.17 Rothermel, Daniel fMr.l p.10 Roughgarden, Margaret fMrs.J p.2l . Ruggeri, Joseph fMr.J p.21 Russian Club p.p.4-8-49 Gary Albarelli, Geraldine Ayres, Allen Burris, Deborah Crane, Rebbecca Fiet, Debra Freidberg, Martin Hume ,Evan Kan tar, Mike Kluger, Walt Kumetz, Paul Marion, Bruce Meyer, Robert O'Brian, Mark Patrick, Heidi Sayewich, Alan Wein- er, Grace Young. Sabol, Edward fMr.J p.17 Sachs, Andrew fMr.l p.17 St. Lawrence, Paul lMr.l p.l7 Sasso, Virgil fMr.J p.10 Scheibner, Paul fMr.l p.21 Schettino, Judith f.Mrs.J p.l'l Schuster, Janet fMissJ p.17 Senior Class Council p.29 Senior Musical p.p.6 0 ,61 ,62 Shaul, Virgnia fMrs.J p.17 Shoulberg, Linda QMrs.l p.17 Siegrist, Lloyd fMr.J p.p.17,88 Ski Club p.57 Smith, Hazel fMrs.J p.17 Snyder, Gertrude QMrs.J p.21 Soccer fvarsityj p.67 Rudy Groenenwegen, Richard Negreanu, Jay Salzman, Fernando Villalba, Joe Zab- riskie. Sophomore Chorus p.p.58-5 9 Wendy Abrams, Diane Adamek, Geraldine Ayres, Leslie Baral, Michele Bartelomeo, Florence Berghout, Kenneth Bitten, Ron- ald Bock, Carol Bolle, Annamarie Bosland, Jeff Botwen, Gail Boxer, Meryl Bragin, Rosemarie Brancato, Ruth Ann Campbell, Karen Cannito, Angela Caratozzolo, Ed- ward Carduner, Joann Cimiluca, Judy Cohn, Catherine Cook, Andrea De Fusco, Juliet De Vuyst, Diana Dunilowski, Susan Donohue, Elena Drivas, Stacy Duffy, Ca- thy Dupee, Jodi Einhorn, Gary Emond, Carol Epstein, Linda Epstein, David Ent- erline, Ellen Feldman, Nancy Fleming, Kathleen Florio, Jon Franz, Laurie Gabai, Deborah Gavzy, Missy Glass, Elyse Glick- man, Roberta Goldstein, Steven Goldstein, Randi Grapin, Steven Greco, Ellen Gross- berg, Vivian Gurriere, Deborah Halpern, Donna Hambleton, Lori Hempel, Audrey Hausner, Karen Jacobs, Claudine Jacque- min, llyne Jones, Laurie Jones, Bruce Jos- ten, Patrice Koteen, Teri Kuller, Alison Lazerwitz, Barbara Levine, Ellen Londner, Paul Magid, Sheldon Mall, Richard Meyer, Arlene Moskowitz, Shelly Malbauer, Lynn Nakashian, Nancy Paladino, Susan Porada, Anne Prendergast, Joanne Puzella, Robert Rothberg, Elaine Salvadore, Janie Schul- witz, Mitchell Schwartz, Ellen Shapiro, James Sherwood, Rosema.ry Sorrentino, Elizabeth Spiegler, Paul Sumner, Deborah Tooch, Jerry Van Horn, Jody Van Luvan- ee, Philip Witman, Harry Zarrow, Gail Zelman. Sophomore Class Council p.27 Hope Alexiades, Florence Bergout, Jona- thon,Blake, Wally Bruckner, Edward Car- duner, Nancy Chemev, John Dingfelder, Marion Erlichman, Bob Futtennan, Rob- ert Goldsmith, Hillary Hauptman, Peter Hoffmann-Agree Kaplan, Lynette Kittner, Howard Lippman, Paul Magid, Lisa Melt- zer, Kenneth Mintz, ,Lynn Nakashian, Lisa Polack, Randy Rothenberg, Elaine Salva- dore, Gail Schlomowitz, Cheryl Simon, Elizabeth Spiegler, Gail Tessler, Norman Weisfeld, Mitchell Zeemont. Sports Queen p.87 Sprechman, Louis CMr.J p.l9 Stilwell, Kathryn fMissJ p.18 Stockbrokers p.44 Stone, Richard fMr.J p.18 Student Council p.26 Juniors: Larry Aronowitz, Paul Bernstein, Ron Beinstock, Ellen Brachfeld, Kevin Collis, Pam Della Bruna, Ricky Enlgle, Kathy Healy, Becky Jarashaw, Craig on- es, Debbie Kancy, Audrey Krall, Curtis LeMay, Fern Lieboff, Jerry Panock, Jan- et Porway, Sandy Isakson, Debbie San- tucci, Dave Schwartz, Joyce Sherman, Marcia Silber, Nadine Sokol, Dan Stench- ever, Mark Sude, Merry Torgan, Pearl Tug- man, Steve Walin. Sophomores: Alan Bennett, Sue Bierman, Jon Blake, John Demianycy, Alex De- Negri, John Dingfelder, Marion Erlichman David Feffer, Helyn Goldstein, Steve Grec- co, Mike Jawitz, Alyce Kaplan, Lee Katz, Barbara Klein, Howard Lippman, Doug Nacion, Marcy Pribula, Jan Schwartzberg, Cheryl Simon, Sandy Sonye, Sue Spock, Maryanne Urgo, Karen Vanderweide, El- ena Drivas, Hillary Hauptman. Student Store p.26 Adrienne Cunninghis, Sally Newman, De- nise Silverman, Betsy Weingroff. Stylus p.3 7 Roger Brown, Eileen Erlich, Patti Foran, Neil Freilach, Neil Geblow, Donna Lurie, Dennie Muhr, Stephen Muhr, Jean Otten- breit, Nadine Sokol, Joe Pedoto, Robert Weiss, Glenn Wisch. Sudol, W. QMr.J p.19 Swim Team p.73 Robert De Nooyer, Dave Enterline, Fran- cis Fenwick, James Hauser, John Lyle, Bob Rosen, Mike Shapiro, William Stern, Robert Weiss. Szura, Richard fMr.J p.18 Tannenbaum, Lois fMissl p.18 Tapolow, Mollie fMrs.l p.21 Tennis p.7 4 Bill Brawer, Steve Canger, John Dingfeld- er, Dave Feffer, Ed Geiger, Donald Grov- er, Mike Kluger, Richard McGinnis, Matt Polsky, Phil Shaul. Thoner, Donald fMr.l p.18 Threlfall, Alfred fMr.l p.18 Tomassoni, Domenic fMr.J p.18 Tonetti, Dorothy fMrs.l p.21 Towle, Dorothy LMrs.J p.2l Track p.82 D. Alamo, Ron Aronowitz, Rich Babick, Steve Bahiss, C. Bachman, S. Beuschen, Sidney Chase, Joe Collins Chris Daly, J. DeMianyez, Danny Denicola, Tom Dris- coll, D. Edelstein, B. Ehrentraut, M. Frie- dman, M. Goldberg, Bob Goldsmith, Steve Greco, B. Grieco, Rich Halico, C. Heinz- man, B. Hennig, 'C. Herman, Marshall Hickey, Lee Hoffman, Andy Hoh, Bruce Josten, H. Kaplan, Jerry Kelly, Larry Kos- lovsky, Marc Lamm, J. Lanc, Neal Lew- anda, William Leiberman, Paul Marion, Rich Meyer, Pete Marion, Tom Meyer, Rich Mondello, Bruce Olephant, Craig Rubin, Jeff Schenker, B. Schiff, B. Schn- eider, Paul Sumner, Lee Weinerman, Wil- liarn Winter Joe Wischieki.' Trinka, Eleanor fMissl p.18 Tufano, Lillian fMrs.l p.21 United Nations Club p.49 Andy Sheppard, Al Weiner Urquhart, Jame fMrs.j p.18 Ushers p.4 5 g , Mindy Bloom, Ellen Bracfeld, Debbie Fri- dberg, Debbie Kannry, Anita Krauss, Lynn Rosenblum, Sheryl Roth, Renee Sokol, Gail Timinsky. VanBlarcom, Marianne fMrs.J p.18 VanCleave, Josephine fMrs.J p.21 Van Tilberg, Marion tlVlrs.l p.21 Varsity Club p.52 Wagner, Elizabeth fMissJ p.18 Waks, Miriam fMrs.J p.18 Walsh, John fMr.J p.19 Walter, Ruth fMrs.l p.18 Weir, Barbara lMissJ p.19 Who's Who's p.p.3 -9 Wilcox, Audrey fMrs.l p.19 Wilkinson, Majorie fMrs.J p.21 Wilson, Joseph fMr.l p.19 Wiseman, Maria CMissJ p.19 Wood, Lolita fMrs.J p.21 Wrestling fvarsityl p.7 2 Paul Casainento, Fred Esser, Mike Auer- back, Paul Marrion, Carl Mayer. Yacykewych, George QMr.5 p.19 Zappala, Leo fMr. p.19 Zax, Shirley QMrs. p.21 QUALITY PRESS -.-use X ' . E 1 w 4 v w w w v 's 1, i Q i ,, 'J u. lu Lf, I I ,