Jonathan Dayton High School - Regionalogue Yearbook (Springfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this library REGIONALOGUE Of Nineteen Hundred and Seventy Four Jonathan Dayton Regional High School Springfield, New Jersey FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY SPRINGFIELD, N. L Often your tasks will be many, and more than you think you can do. . . Often the road will be rugged, and the hills insurmountable, too. . . But always remember, the hills ahead are never as steep as they seem, And with Faith in your heart start upward, and climb till you reach your dream. 4 5 6 Leslie Ackerman Chips . . . active in Twirling and Drama Club ... a fanatic for Zeppoles and pizza . . . seen with Joanne . . . Puerto Rico was great! . . . will never forget those victory parties. John Asilo Johnny . . . found wherever music is . . . band, jazz ensemble . . . admires Sha Na Na and Beach Boys . . . nothing can beat that Italian food! . . . always with Mitch, Craig, Mike, and Amy . . . after college, music or electronic engineering. Catherine Alacco Nushka can always be seen with Mat, Pam, and Daryl . . . loves Bread, Rolling Stones, but most of all Bob . . . Help! . . . will never forget summer of ' 72 . . . future goal is to be a secretary. Janet H. Axelrod Jan and Jay . . . getting up early is a drag . . . member of Student Council . . . Italian and Chinese food are the greatest! . . . The darkest hour is just before the dawn. . . . American U. or G.W. lie ahead. Stuart Anker Motorcycles and girls are out of sight! . . . craves pastrami . . . hopes to become a motorcycle mechanic. Karen Baber Babe . . . loves Michael . . . The greatest happiness in life is being loved for yourself; or more correctly, being loved in spite of yourself. 1? Ann Marie Barone Ann and Neil always . . greatest . . . Oh God! most important to her work after graduation. oldies are the . . happiness is . . secretarial Melissa Barned Miss . . . sleeping and bumming around are her favorites . . . hangs around with Maggie, Cathy, and Pam . . . loves to be with people. Barry Baldwin Italian food and Rolling Stones are the best . . . Check it out. . . . baseball and varsity letter will always be remembered . . . Art, Phil, Brian, and Wirehead . . . college bound . . . success lies in electronic engineering. Mary Belfatto One of those pizza nuts . . . admires Chicago and Jack Lord . . . friends with Toni . . . memorable trip to France . . . after graduation, hopes to sail into the Navy. Edmund A. Bates Music!!! . . . Seek and you will find, find and you will learn, learn and you will seek for more. Daryl BassUlo Duckie . . . looks forward to lunch, but ohh that pizza! . . . Hey Bubby! Pam, Maggie, and Cathy are always nearby . . . Hawaii and Europe will always be remembered . . . hopes to work for airlines and then raise a family. 13 Donna Bladis Big D . . . listens to Allman Brothers and Beatles while eating Italian food . . . hango ut is Scappy ' s . . . Ellen, Beany, and Barry ... a future career in art. Jill Bernstein Cynthia Benner Cindy and Nick ... a hot fudge sundae with bananas is heaven! . . . sounds of Neil Young . . . loves being with people . . . Darlene, Gail, Michele, and Kathy . . . future lies in the business world. Thomas Stephen Botte Bot . . . great on the gridiron . . . pizza and cheeseburgers . . . mmmm . . . secret ambition to see the country . . . Yeah . . . plans for college after graduation. Janice Blum Carol Blaustein Ca . . . chocolate chip cookies are no. 1 . . . found with Janet, Merle, and Fran . . . memories of summer of ' 72 and Europe ' 73 . . . never will forget Mr. Picc olo ' s second period geometry class . . . ambition is a career in speech therapy. 14 Sherri Boxer Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. Eric Brown Stanley ' s man ... a thick, juicy steak is tops ... an avid sports fan . . . vacations in Florida . . . secret ambition to travel around the world . . . hopes to live a happy, peaceful life after college. Mary Ann Braun The greatest gift one can give to another person is a deeper understanding of life and the ability to love and believe in self. Patricia Browne Trish . . . thrives on pizza and hot fudge sundaes . . . loves listening to Deep Purple . . . fond memories of history with Mr. J. . . . I guess so. . . . Louie is no. 1 . . . hopes to teach the blind. Antonia Bruccoleri Broc . . . naked noodles and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are a crazy combination . . . They do not love who do not show their love. . . . Carrie, Lori, Jackie, and Jimmy . . . college calls. 15 Phyllis Buzin Phyl loves Moody Blues, Deep Purple, and Alice Cooper . . . May 12, 1972 will always be remembered . . . hopes of becoming X-ray technician. 16 Michael Byrd Mickey . . . loves sinking teeth into BLT sandwich . . . sounds of Pink Floyd and Deep Purple . . . friends are Dale, Randy, Charlie, and Fran . . . memories of summer . . . ambition to become auto engineer. Elva Cardinale Any food is a favorite . . always loves to be active . nurse. Eric . . . a future Janet Cadden Vito Capabianco Nothing beats Italian food! . . . enjoys the Beatles and Four Seasons . . . can be found hanging around the soda shop . . . Joe, Bob, and Nick . . . keep on truckin ' . . . Love is in your heart. . . . secret ambition to travel. Turkey and lobster . . . indigestion - but it ' s great! . . . sounds of the Carpenters . . . favorite subject is history . . . Laura . . . future holds teaching and then raising a family. 17 Jennifer Marie Carvellas Jenny . . . Let all you do be done in love. Craig Citron m Joan Chaiten Let nature ' s peace flow into you as sunlight through trees. Stephen L. Cohen Steve . . . exchange student in Chile through American Field Service . . . involved with Dayton Journal ... an outdoor sportsman . . . memories of summer . . . loves working with people . . . future holds law or journalism. Matthew Circello Chip ... a night out with the boys . . . pizza . . . Great! . . . enjoys listening to Three Dog Night . . . bike riding is fun . . . plans to further education. Steven Raphael Cohen Bone . . . Italian and Chinese food - what a mixture . . . loves music of The Dead . . . Israel ' 73 will never be forgotten . . . Nick, Brian, and Boz are always around . . . college and then zoology or Peace Corps. 18 Kenneth Conte A three sport man — football, basketball, and track . . . Allman Brothers are at the top of his list . . . summer of ' 72 was the best . . . plans to attend college. Mardi Cooper Go placidly amid the haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. Wade Cooperman Coop . . . Soccer is the greatest . . . The Allman Brothers and Grateful Dead provide musical entertainment . . . Summer Jam ' 73 holds fond memories . . . college ahead. Arthur J. Cook Art and Chris ... an ice cream fan . . . admires W. C. Fields and Captain America . . . Stone Harbor ' 73 holds good memories . . . hopes to make a million. Russell Corcoran Key Club member . . . not fussy with food ... a science and math whiz . . . Take it easy. . . . Geek, Espo, and Jon . . . hopes to hang out an M.D. shingle. 19 Gregg Daniels You can ' t win ' em all. . . . seen at the lot with everybody, except . . . secret ambition is to marry a rich girl and never have to work again . . . wants to be loaded and live forever. Elyse Dector Biology is tops in her boo k ... a very active person . . . G.A.A., French Club, U.S.Y. officer . . . memories of Israel ' 73 will always linger . . . college bound ... a career in the sciences after college. Donna Davis Audio visual crew . . . loves to be outdoors . . . Hey sir! . . . Friends are Danny, Sue B., Lorraine, and Gregg . . . summer of ' 72 . . . eventually hopes to bicycle across the country. Kenneth DeVos Ken . . . active in choir . . . All will come to those who wait. . . . career in either accounting or law . . . hopes of becoming rich. 20 Nancy De Cristoforo DeCristo . . . what else but Italian food! . . . member of chorale and National Thespian Society . . . seen with Diane and Jenny . . . memories of Mexico . . . sounds of Steve Stills . . . hopes of becoming an x-ray technician. Eric Neil Diamond Active in band and Medical Careers Club . . . being with Cathy is tops . . . enjoys biology . . . anything Italian tastes great . . . Oh Pic . . . memories of Grease . . . hopes to complete medical school and become an internist. Jacqueline Dietz Jake . . . loves sports, especially skiing and bicycling . . . Jump up, look aiound, find yourself some fun. No sense sitting there hating everyone. . . . Bob . . . psychology is her interest . . . college lies ahead. Howard Jay Drew Vulture . . . always seen on basketball court or with Ina . . . active in Key Club and Varsity Club . . . memories of Maine ' 73 . . . college after graduation . . . hopes to be successful. Marie DiPalma Marie and Dino . . . Italian food and chocolate chip mint ice cream . . . sounds of Neil Young and Allman Brothers . . . Nice . . . seen with Jane, Beth, and Cindy . . . memories of February 21, 1973 . . . Life is too short to belittle. Paul Dubin 21 Alysa M. Dortort Summer in Israel was an unforgettable experience . . . U.S.Y. takes up much of her spare time . . . Sheila . . . Give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. ... a future lawyer or politician. Brenda Dultz Brenda and Bruce . . . Rocky Road ice cream and lemon meringue pie - what indigestion! . . . sounds of Neil Young . . . smiling . . . Europe and Israel ' 73 . . . college lies ahead. AnnMarie Eder Jonathan Eiseman Jon ... a real science whiz . . . photography . . . enjoys listening to Jethro Tull, Leon Russell, and Rolling Stones . . . interests lie in ecology . . . college and a major in environmental studies. John Dysart Steve ... a real outdoorsman . . . beer and pretzels . . . seen with George, Gart, and Ersk . . . long weekends and rock concerts are the best . . . hopes to receive a private pilot ' s license . . . eventually wants to settle in Montana. Sheryl Epstein A real stage girl . . . the taste of Smuckers apricot preserves . . . And ' tis my faith that every flower enjoys the air it breathes . . . come forth into the light of tilings, let nature be your teacher. We now pronounce you man and wife. 22 Art . . . member of the card crew . . . will never forget those Friday night card games . . . likes girls, fishing and basketball . . . ambition in life is to get enough money to buy a cabin cruiser. Michael Esposito Weeeeo! . . . the AUman Brothers and Grateful Dead are intense . . . can be found in front of Conte ' s . . . Sal, Steve, and Tom . . . fond memories of ski trip ' 72 and summer ' 73. Jessica Evans Jessie . . . Maine ' 73 and Brunswick Music Theatre hold fond memories . . . The owl that unveils the mystery of the night beckons to the day. 23 Agony of defeat. Victoria Fabiano Vick and Doug . . . Four Seasons and Jay and the Americans provide musical entertainment . . . can be found around Roy Rogers . . . Strive for happiness. . . . future holds a career in art. Michael Fanelli Mike ... a real band man . . . seen with John and Craig . . . enjoys playing the clarinet and accordian . . . You ' ve got a case! ' ' . . . Scappy ' s tuna with the works is heaven . . . college with a major in music. Richard Feldman God grant me the serenity to accept the things 1 cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom always to tell the difference. Paul Fasolo Zone . . . can be found at the gas station working on cars . . . Black Sabbath and Alice Cooper . . . Bruce, George and Tom are always around . . . will never forget 10th grade biology period 10. Alan Filreis Al . . . soccer and ice hockey are his favorite sports . . . headhunting . . . Frost Valley . . . remembers homeroom 204 with Jessie, Mike, Art and Rich . . . hopes to go into advertising or journalism . . . Hobart or Colgate. Edward Federovitch Ed . . . never is far from his motorcycle . . . can be found with Craig, Gart and Stu . . . spoof . . . loves parties . . . hopes to become a mechanic and open his own motorcycle shop. Robin Fingerhut 24 Diane Fionda Coconut ... A good name is more desirable than great riches. . . . June 13, 1973 . . . can be found with Rich . . . the future holds college and a career in nursihg. George Force Active student pilot ... a real outdoorsman - hunting and fishing . . . will always remember his first solo flight . . . Lori . . . plans to leave Springfield and go west . . . hopes to go into forestry or become a private pilot. Jonathan Fisher Jon . . . one of the booters . . . will always remember Mr. Van Hart ' s class . . . Bruce, Roger and Ron . . . secret ambition to see the country, especially California ... a career in computers lies ahead. Howard Forman Howie . . . loves all sports, especially hockey . . . loves McDonald hamburgers . . . a fan of the Ailman Brothers, Santana, and the Dead . . . will never forget the summer of ' 73 and biology I. Debra Fitzgerald Debbie . . . loves Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones . . . always seen with Peggy, Carol, and Maria . . . likes sunny days, Fridays and friendly people . . . future goal is nursing. James Foster Jim . . . member of Key Club . . . loves sailing and relativity . . . hates pollution . . . Right . . . would love to exist by bumming around on a yacht. 25 JoAnn Foster Jo . . . likes dairy queens, the shore, and Joe. Lawrence Fridkis Sue Foster Sue loves tuna fish sandwiches, dairy queens, and friendly people . . . will never forget Bradley Beach ' 72 and the park . . . hopes to become a physical therapist and find happiness. Merril Fromer Cross country - then track . . . loves scuba diving, swimming, sailing, and listening to Cat Stevens . . . never forget Millburn track meet ... a future in big business. 26 Roger Frank Robin Fulmer Favorite activity is Al . . . loves Italian and Chinese food . . . seen with Jane, Lorraine, and Joyce . . . will never forget March 17, 1972, 10th grade French class, and Wildwood . . . future holds marriage and having children. Daniel Allen Gecker Geek . . . active in our Key Club . . . listens to the Beach Boys and the Beatles . . . seen at Burger King with Rich, Jay, Dave, Eric and Chick . . . Janice . . . college in the future and a career in law. Michele Gechlik John Gartline Oh, it ' s time to start livin ' Time to take a little from the world we ' re given Time to take time, for spring will turn to fall In just no time at all. Gart ' s favorite food is banana splits . . . listens to the sounds of the Allman Brothers and Elton John . . . seen at the A P with Rob . . . likes having fun. Faye Gershwin And in the future it will be pleasant to remember . . . Frank Geiger Alan Geist Spends much of his time with music . . . active in Key Club, Chess Club and Dayton Journal . . . listens to Bird, Trane, Diz and Sonny Stitt . . . seen with Joel, Dave, and Cory . . . will always remember Israel and Berklee. Seen in the gym for intramural basketball and volleyball . . . favorite food is McDonald ' s 1 4 pounder . . . likes anything . . . looks forward to graduation . . . future holds college with a major in business. Robin Gold A hot fudge sundae with chocolate chip mint ice cream is the greatest . . . never will forget summer of ' 72 at C.H. . . . can be found with Jan . . . memories of New Years Eve ' 72 ... Regionalogue . . . college bound. Joel Goldberg Key Club lieutenant governor . . . captain of the wrestling team . . . hangs out at Jack Goldman ' s mansion with Al and Dave . . . will never forget Glassboro College Music Camp . . . greatest ambition is to be a tax lawyer. Jill Golden Richard Goldhammer Rich . . . favorite food is Woppers . . . sounds of The Band. Beach Boys, and C.C.R. are great . . . found at Burger King . . . will always remember Jon ' s House and Beach Boy Concert . . . future holds a career in medicine. It ' s the real thing. David Gollob Dave . . . Key Club Treasurer . . . soccer and band . . . Hawaiian food is delicious . . . sounds of Chicago . . . favorite subjects are calculus and trig . . . friends are Alan, Joel, and Jack. Jane Gottlieb Tastycakes are yummy . . . sounds of Airman Brothers, Poco, and Emerson, Lake and Palmer . . . loves to sleep and dislikes working . . . How sweet it is to do nothing all day, and after having done so, to rest. 29 Jack Goldman J J . . . Key Club . . . Dayton Journal . . . Captain of the tennis team . . . Spanish Honor Society . . . seen with Joel, Irwin, and Dave . . . likes sports and girls . . . memorable occasion was 17th birthday . . . future in corporate law. Joseph Grabowy After school basketball . . . Scappy ' s subs go a long way . . . mmmm . . . loves listening to Led Zepplin and Allman Brothers . . . Take it slow. . . . seen with John and Jeff ... a future career as a C.P.A. Margaret M. Graessle Peggy . . . tuna sandwiches are heaven . . . loves to play tennis and basketball . . . drill team . . . sounds of Paul Simon . . . friends are Simps, Fitz, and Dianne memories of keeping stats at basketball games . . . college lies ahead. Michele Grimaldi Bulldog . . . It is better to light one candle then to curse the darkness. . . . seen with Debbie, Eileen, and Mike . . . loves to travel . . . wants to attend Notre Dame and then become an ambassador to a Latin American country. Jeffrey Grant Jeff . . . can either be found on the basketball court or at the track field . . . seen with John and Russ . . . loves pizza . . . college after graduation . . . plans a career in the science field. Jan Grayson Schmertz . . . will never forget freshman year . . . summer of ' 72 at C.H. . . . Timing is off. . . . craves hot fudge sundaes and Italian food . . . what a combination! . . . can be found with Robin . . . Regionalogue . . . college after graduation. Susan Hager Sue . . . likes to eat ice cream and cake . . . juice and snacks . . . will never forget summers at C. W., Florida ' 73, and 9th period gym . . . plans to attend Lafayette and study psychology. Debra Sue Grossman Debbi . . . Walk out of any doorway feel your way feel your way like the day before, maybe you ' ll find directions around some corner where its been waiting to meet you. . . . memories of her smashing surprise party . . . future college graduate. 30 Activities are volleyball, Softball and badminton . . . fried chicken and pizza rate as her favorite foods . . . seen with Ruby, Adell, Denise . . . ambition is to be successful in life. Pamela Harmon Pam . . . Italian food is the greatest . . . activities are baseball and swimming . . . sounds of Led Zepplin and the Moody Blues really rate . . . seen with Cathy, Madeline, Bev, Daryl, Melissa, Maggie, and Ann Marie. Colleen Halpin Leen . . . memories of August 14, 1972 .. . Steve . . . always with Kim . . . future ambition is to be free and happy. Kimberly Ann Harvey Kim . . . seen with Leen and the guys . . . summer of ' 72, nights at the pool doing crazy things . . . ambition to be happy and free. Donna Hamilton D . . . Derek ' s no. 1 . . . likes playing basketball and volleyball . . . sounds of Mandrill, Newbirth, Moments . . . hangs out at the square with Glenda, Denise, Marie and Renee . . . summer of ' 72. Dona Haws Friends are Caren, JoAnn, Sue, and Bev . . . memories of summer ' 72 . . . driving and laughing are her activities . . . butterscotch is great. 31 Patricia E. Herbert Pat . . . loves to bowl . . . can be found in Millburn center . . . history is tops . . . sounds of the Looking Glass . . . rides in cabs . . . future in hairstyling. Clayton Hertzoff Clay ... ice cream and pizza are his favorites . . . the sounds of Deep Purple, Chicago, and the Allman Brothers . . . seen with Paul, Hal, Bob, and Jeff . . . Loves the Mets, Knicks, and Lanie . . . career in business. Randall Hetzke Hector . . . karate is his sport — so watch out for him! . . . ambition is to have a career in printing. Debra Hershman Most misery of life comes from within - our refusal to accept our portion in life . . . future holds a career in business administration and accounting college and then travel. Arthur Jay Hibbs Jay . . . active in band and wrestling . . . found at Burger King with Rich, Eric, Dave, Dan, and John . . . Janet . . . will always remember Sept. 2, 1973 Beach Boys concert . . . wants to be an architect and race motorcycles. Joy Debra Hirsch Joy . . . found horse back riding or water skiing . . . seen with Sue, Amy, Gayle . . . There ' s no well on dry land unless ya dig it. . . . ambition is to live a full life and have a horse-oriented business. Bruce Hofman Active in soccer, wrestling, and chorale . . . Va., sophomore summer, junior year, and Ronni . . . sounds of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young and the Beatles . . . loves being free . . . ambition is to be a marine biologist. Richard Hirsch Rich . . . enjoys camping and traveling . . . loves lasagna . . . listens to the Dead and the Band . . . plans to go into filming. Norma G. Huber Enjoys swimming and crafts . . . sounds of Chicago and America . . . loves those lunch periods . . . seen with a select few. Marc Hoffman A member of our football team, Jazz Ensemble and Key Club . . . likes hiking and the boardwalk . . . will never forget ' 73 summer job . . . hopes to attend Cornell and study engineering. Robert Hydock Rob . . . basketball ' s his favorite . . . sounds of the Kinks and the Band . . . friends with everyone. Laurie Jacobs Lor enjoys art and writing . . . Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by. Thomas Jacques Jake ... I laugh to myself at the men and the ladies who never conceive us billion dollar babies. . . . activities are cross country, indoor track and baseball . . . Gary, Nick, Skip, and Igar . . . likes beer and the Mets. iA Ned Jacobson Life is what you make it. . . . enjoys basketball . . . memories of Spanish 3 with senor, and the bike trip through N.J. with Bob . . . goal is to make money as a chiropracter. Lawrence Jankunas Larry the woodsman . . . enjoys swimming and baseball . . . candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker . . . hangs out at Stanleys or 7-11 . . . ambition is to be a painter. Ellen Kampf If I were to begin life again, I should want it as it was. I would only open my eyes a little more. . . . college in the future. Raymond Jones accounting. Amy Kaplan Kap . . . enjoys singing and acting . . . favorite subject is chorale . . . dislikes phoniness . . . will always remember the concert in Mexico. 35 Lori Kaplan Lori . . . We find exactly in life what we put into it. . . . likes the outdoors and flowers . . . hopes to travel and finish college. Karen Kennedy Rick is number one . . . taste of hot fudge sundaes is great . . . Moody Blues and Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young have the sound . . . remembers June 30, 1972 . . . marriage to Ricki is in the future. Robert Kaplan Wirehead . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . likes girls and money but dislikes work . . . ambition is to become a forest ranger, game warden or marine. Beth Kessler Oh you got to be kidding . . . active in G.A.A. . . . likes being around Ilona and friendly people . . future as a nursery school teacher. 36 Judith Katz Fuzzy . . . likes playing volleyball and eating lasagna . . . listens to J Geils . . . likes T.V. and dislikes many things . . . looks forward to the last day of school . . . secret ambition is to be a farmer and to live. Rita Kessler California in 1970 will be remembered . . . listens to Seals and Crofts . . . active in swimming and dramatics . . . always seen with Laurie, Bari-Lynn, Janice, and Diane . . . future as a statistician. Allen Keyworth Bob . . . spends time hunting . . . sophomore year was the best . . . wants to live out west and work in an auto body shop. Caren Klurstein Active in G.A.A. and Spanish Club . . . sounds of Deep Purple, Jethro Tull, and Simon and Garfunkel . . . Whoa. . . . friends are Dona, Art, and Mike . . . loves playing the guitar and going down to the shore . . . future career in dentistry. Bette Jane Kleinman Bebe . . . Let anyone who quits striving for excellence move over for those who will not. . . . A.Y.H. Bicycling. Robert Kosch Academics occupy his time . . . the Philadelphia Symphony . . . favorite subjects are science, English, Latin . . . The moth for the star, of the night for the morrow . . . Renee Meryl Klinger Active in J.F.T.Y. . . . memories of summer ' 73 in Israel and I.S.H. no. 6 . . . my 1973 purple Gremlin . . . sounds of Neil Young and Jim Croce elementary education . . . major at William Paterson College. Irwin Kotler Most of his time is taken up by U.S.Y. . . . will never forget Israel, summer ' 73, and Bradley Beach summers . . . college bound. 37 Francine Kovaler Fran . . . likes hot fudge sundaes, summer days, and skiing ... a fan of John Sebastian, Rare Eaith . . . hopes to become a writer or journalist. Cory Krueger Kruge . . . active in tennis, bicycling, debate, chess club and playing pool . . . loves the taste of steak, veal parmigiana and grilled hamburgers . . . will never forget Chicago 1973 ... a future as a doctor. Margo Krasnoff We dance around in a circle and suppose, while the secret sits in the center and knows. Janice Kriegman If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. . . . enjoys acting and dancing . . . will never forget Europe and Glassboro. Beth Krumholz Very active in basketball, G.A.A., and Leaders Club . . . pizzaburgers and tuna . . . loves the sounds of Elton John, Beach Boys, Chicago, and The Allman Bros. . . . college in the future . . . And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. Bryan Krumholz Krum ... art is great . . . sounds of Deep Purple, Yes, and Flash. 38 Karl Kuffermann Activities include basketball and golf . . . the taste of hamburgers . . . always seen with Steve, John, Wade, Alvin, and Roger . . . dislikes going to school . . . ambition is advertising. Janice LaMotta LaMott . . . G.A.A., Spanish Club, Art Show . . . loves ravioli and chocolate chip mint ice cream . . . You like someone because; you love someone although. . . . seen with Diane, Rita, and Laurie . . . memories of summer ' 72. Debra Fern Kuskin Kuz . . . B.F. . . . that yellow luxury LeMans . . . loves coffee ice cream with jimmies and the sun and fun of Florida ... A smile costs nothing, but gives much. It enriches those who receive without making poorer those who give. Diane Lasher Lash . . . seen with Nancy and Jenny . . . loves Brian and the shore . . . memories of March 10, 1972 ... A smile in every language means happiness . . . ambition as an x-ray technician. 39 Sharon Laffer Shar . . . enjoys horseback riding and swimming . . . the tastes of tuna fish, apples, and bagels really rate . . . loves the outdoors and horses . . . memories of hiking, Spring ' 73 and St. Thomas . . . career in fashion. Ten Lassiter Sounds of the Mandrill . . . seen with Mark, Jackie, and Claire ... in tire future, wants to teach underprivileged children. Dinah KJingsberg Our girl in France . . . active in Masterwork chorus and swim team . . . philosophy is her favorite subject . . . will never forget Messiah in Philharmonic and Carnegie Halls. Only my hairdresser knows for sure. Mindy Lewis Sounds of the Airman Brothers, Seals and Crofts ... I guess so. . . . summer of ' 72 . . . future as a social worker. Alan Lipton Activities include Key Club and bowling team . . . seen with Howie, Eric, Barry, and Al . . . ambitions in the field of accounting . . . wants to become wealthy. Eric Lindenfelser Can always be found with Rich, Jay, Jon, and Dave at Burger King . . . sounds of Mahavishnu, Hot Tuna, and the Beach Boys . . . will never forget that Beach Boys concert. James Lofredo Jim . . . activities include baseball, hockey, and swimming . . . seen with Skip, Jeff, and Tommy . . . loves the shore . . . college in the future. 40 State ' 73 and summer of ' 73 . . . future John Macias in elementary education. Likes basketball . . . will munch on anything except seafood . . . Led Zepplin, Pink Floyd, and Edgar Winters , are favorites . . . seen with John, Jeff, and Joe . . . likes people and the shore . . . hopes to travel and make money. 41 Tom Lovett Active in cross country and track . . . loves pizza . . . seen with Gary and John . . . college in the future. Dianne Lunzer For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Michael Maguire Mike . . . spends a lot of time working and listening to Wings and Bloodrock . . . likes football and girls ... a future lawyer or teacher. Robert Manheimer Robert Maguire Mac . . . favorite groups are the Yes, Allman Brothers and Bottle Hill Boys . . . most memorable occasion is when he was born . . . ambition is to be a carpenter. Barbara Manoff Bobbie or Fish . . . likes Barbra Streisand . . . It is well to give when asked, but it is better to give unasked, through undertaking. William Maleckar Turtlehead can be found at the high school . . . likes lobster tails and shrimp ... a Deep Purple, Led Zepplin, and Elton John fan ... hopes to be a cabinetmaker. Michael Marder Mike can be found playing ice hockey . . . enjoys the sounds of the Grateful Dead, Allman Brothers, and Doors . . . likes a good concert . . . hopes to be successful. 42 Hedy Margules A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him, I may think aloud. A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Nicholas Martin Nick is a real concert goer . . . likes the Grateful Dead, The Band, and Doobie Brothers . . . will always remember Summer Jam ' 73 and Europe ' 72 ... a future stock broker or banker. Joanne Louise McGrady Loves juice and snacks and the Beach Boys . . . our own twiiley girl . . . will never forget those crazy times with Leslie and the rest, painting the fieldhouse, victory parties, and Puerto Rico ' 73 . . . Notre Dame. Carol Marx Shorty or Marxo . . . Straight as the day I was born! . . . seen with Pat and the guys ... Elton John and the Bop-Shoo-Bops are great . . . dislikes being tied down . . . career in fashion riesienine. Tom McMahon School was a circus and it ' s people the clowns. Robin Melarned If you can find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn ' t lead anywhere. 43 Karen Mende Fiji . . . The tree of life is a burdensome thing for those who live a lie. A man without love is no man at all but a cold bitter wind passing by. . . . her ambition is to be a free lance photographer. Janice Mikulicz Memories of painting the field house and Florida ' 73 ... juice and snacks . . . the Beatles and Eric Clapton . . . ambitions are college and a career in occupational therapy. Andrew Mendelsohn Andy . . . can be seen gearing around town . . . sounds of Neil Young . . . cheeseburgers . . . future lies in politics . . . ambition is to own his own ranch. Ellen Miller Mill . . . Gentleness clears the soul, love clears the mind. . . . sounds of Stones and David Bowie . . . dislikes getting up early . . . seen with Mary Ellen, Donna, and Beany . . . ambition is to go to England. Andrea Miele Andi . . . Have a happy today and a nice forever. . . . Deep Purple, Alice Cooper, and anything with a good beat . . . June 10, 1972 will be remembered . . . cooking is tops. I i Karen Minster Be yourself: no one can ever tell you you ' re wrong. 44 ■ Charles Moore John Morris A basketball manager . . . likes Paul Simon and Elton John ... a Knicks and Mets fan . . . memorable occasions include beating Central in basketball . . . future includes college and law school. Madeline Montesano Very little is needed to make a happy life; it is all within yourself in your way of thinking. Skip . . . our cross country and track star . . . listens to the Yes and the Alhnan Brothers ... a friend to all . . . will never forget locker room escapades and track cuts . . . college bound. Sherri Neville Drill Team captain . . . likes to be very happy . . . To know someone here or there in which you can feel an understanding in spite of distances or thoughts unexpressed . . . ambition is to become a commercial advertiser. Lorraine Myerson The world stands out on either side No wider than the heart is wide . . . Susan Murphy Murph . . . loves butter crunch ice cream and oldies . . . snacks and juice . . . friends with Norell, Kathy, Bev, and the tarts . . . Billy . . . summer of ' 73, Ruby Field, and N.P. will always be remembered ... a future career in nursing. 45 Merle Nieman Enjoys swimming and playing tennis . . . You ' re kidding . . . seen with Carol. Sue. Bari-Lynn, and Marlene ... will never forget times in Florida and up in the mountains . . . hopes to become a legal stenographer. John Noce Noche . . . activities include football and track . . . seen with the old boys . . . fond memories of the summer of ' 72 . . . college bound. Annette Nowinski Jimme ' . . . Already with thee! Tender is the night . . . but here there is no light. Save what from heaven is with the breezes bio wn. Through verdurous gloom and winding mossy ways. 46 Harold Ogden Enjoys football ... an Allman Brothers and Eagles fan . . . future in college. Hal Ottenstein A lover of soccer, tennis, and wrestling . . . girls, the shore, the mountains, and parties are his favorites . . . Bet your rocks off. . . . college bound. David Pacifico That crazy kid, Pacif . . co-captain and track man . . goose, Nut, R. S. and J. F. . on weekends and White hamburgers . . . will never forget the summer of ' 73 and Nut ' s shore parties. a football seen with likes Bud Diamond mmtm William Palazzi Dollar Bill ... excels in football, basketball, and baseball . . . tool . . . seen with Joe, Tommy, Sue, Hal, Kenny, and Rob . . . fond memories of Florida ' 73 and trips to Seaside . . . college and a career in medicine. Heidi Penziner 47 Snyder or Bright Eyes . . . Loves the Allman Brothers and The Band . . . friends with Holly, Ellen, Sue, and Debbie . . . future plans include college and a career in art. Michael Petitti Mike . . . Beatles . . . favorite subject is math . . . ambition is to become an auto-mechanic. Joseph Pepe Joe ... a sports star . . . sounds of the Beach Boys . . . seen with Tom, Bill, Jo, and Russ . . . The Little Rascals . . . ambition is to be a lawyer. Debra Perlmutter People only unmask themselves in the privacy of love or friendship One has to treat them with care and tenderness Each is unique and we may never see another like him. Maria Petrilli Loves to sew and swim . . . fills up on Italian food . . . memories of summer ' 72 and her trip to Europe . . . ambition is to be a secretary. Walter Phillippi Wally . . . hangs out at Contes . . . seen with Sal, Steve, Frank, Sally, Ed, Sue . . . always will remember summer of ' 73 and ski trip ' 72 . . . weeeo! . . . hopes to become a mechanic. Timothy Pimpinelli Pimp . . . active in football, baseball, and basic buffs . . . fond memories of Nut ' s parties and Poconos ' 72 ... the Band, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band . . . seen with Bobby, Zurk, Col, Schaf . . . hopes to become a doctor. 48 Jeryl Pine You give but little when you give of your possessions; it is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Keith Platoff Gayle Presslaff Active in USY . . . always will remember summers in camp and the Catskills . . . college lies ahead . . . plans a career in nursing. Bette Jo Price Loves pizza and chocolate hot fudge sundaes . . . the Carpenters . . . seen with Brian and Linda . . . likes snow and football games . . . dislikes working, snobby people and school . . . secretarial work and marriage are in her future. 49 Cathy Poulos . . . if flight be your heart ' s desire then fly, fly, fly . . . For we must follow our dreams to be truly free. Ilyse Carol Prokocimer SS-DS . . . likes include dim lights, thick smoke and loud, loud music . . . loves the Grateful Dead . . . seen with Danny, Mike, Deb-Deb and Janet . . . memorable occasions are February 28, 1973 and July 31, 1973 .. . future goals include college. Adrienne D. Pulley Deenie . . . loves to bowl . . . Mandrill and Isaac Hayes are favorites . . . ain ' t nothin ' to it . . . likes to party and meet people . . . dislikes hyprocrisy . . . October 7, 1972 is a red letter date . . . sees law school and marriage in the future. John Pyar Pie ... enjoys sports . . . Tony ' s pizza and steak are favorites . . . the Doobie Brothers . . . seen with Russ, Jeff, the Rone, and Joe . . . remembers his touchdown in 72 ' s first game . . . the towel . . . plans include college and success. Holly Quinton Duke . . . enjoys playing guitar, singing, hiking, bike riding . . . Carpenters, Beach Boys, Association are favorites . . . fond memories of California ' 72 and the first N.Y. Met game . . . plans include marriage and a job she likes. Kenneth C. Rapaport Rap . . . base guitarist . . . Flick lives . . . Alice Cooper and hard rock are great . . . plans to be a rich doctor . . . In apathy there is strength. Deborah Reich Be like the bird; Who halting in flight, on a limb too slight; Feels it give way beneath him; Yet sings, knowing he hath wings. Jane Reichman Some destination - A footstep in the sand. Some indication A truth to understand. Fm going hunting - To find it if I can. But, it might be just an arrow - To still some other plan. Bonnie Resnick Hobbies include pottery and tennis . . . fond memories of Europe ' 72 . . . Life is learning what you can grow. Patricia Rondeau Patti . . . loves listening to music . . . fills up on spaghetti and pizza . . . yea . . . Todd . . . dislikes phony people . . . hopes for marriage and a happy life . . . Feb. 5, and 11, 1972 are red letter dates. Susan Rich Poems, Prayers and Promises and things that we believe in - how sweet it is to love someone; how right it is to care - how long it ' s been since yesterday - What about tomorrow? Clifford Ross Cliff . . . loves egg rolls . . . Deep Purple, Yes . . . seen at Roy Rogers . . . likes history with Hostettcr and 50 ' s vocals with Marionni . . . memories of German II with Hcep and Hagie . . . plans a career in law. 51 Mark Ronco Rone . . . active in football, indoor and outdoor track . . . sciences are his favorite subjects . . . seen with Diane . . . fond memories of freshman football . . . cafeteria food is for the birds . . . plans a career in biology. Jonathan Roth Jon . . . loves Slim Jim ' s and whoppers . . . That ' s malarky for sure. . . . Beach Boys, Bob Dylan are favorites . . . someday he ' ll own land up North or out West . . . hopes to become a naturalist teacher. Thomas Russonicllo Russ . . . will never forget biology with Mr. Marionni ... I seek not to know all the answers, but to understand the questions. . . . admires all the coaches and Kuai Chiang Caine . . . future includes college football. Darlene Saltinas Loves Bob and will always remember May 4, 1973 ... If you love something let it go free. If it comes back to you it ' s yours. If it doesn ' t, it never was. Robert D Roth ' uture includes college and a career in business. Rob likes tatars and beef stroganoff . . . a fan of Alan Price . . . loves mountaineering and backpacking . . . will never forget Mt. Washington ... a future zoologist. Before . . . 52 Bruno Sarracino Enjoys football and track . . . likes spaghetti and science . . . can be found with Tony, John, and Tony . . . future plans include college. . . . After James D. Scarillo Jim likes pizza and spaghetti ... a fan of Deep Purple and Alice Cooper . . . What ' s new? . . . friends include Art, Hal, Ricky, Bob, and Andy. Sheila Schachter Feels Seals and Crofts should play forever . . . always with Alysa or Judy . . . fond memories of those football games and U.S.Y. . . . longs to see the world and become a history teacher. Bruce Schaffer 53 Ina Schechter Likes Howie and basketball games . . . seen with the crew . . . memorable occasions are December 22, 1972, and June 8 ... a language major in college. Linda Jean Schramm Active in G.A.A. ... enjoys the sounds of Deep Purple and Pink Floyd . . . seen witli Bette, Dianne, and Charlie . . . July 5, 1973 will always be remembered . . . hopes to become a secretary and travel. Amy Ruth SchJesinger Jeffrey Schneider Jeff enjoys golf, The Allman Brothers, Grateful Dead and The Who . . . will never forget the summer of ' 72 with Gavin, Howie, and Ned . . . future plans include becoming a professional golfer and a lawyer. Take the rugged, sunny days, the warm and rocky weather; take the roads that I have walked along, looking for tomorrows time, peace of mind. Ilona Schwartz Scrappy loves spaghetti and meatballs and potato pancakes . . . listens to the Jefferson Airplane . . . can be seen with Debbie, Ellyn, Toni and Beth. Robin Schulman R. R. B. ... always ready to go to a party . . . seen with Judy . . . To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only happiness of life. 54 Joanne Schwartz Time not only makes people grow up but also grow apart. Nayna P. Sheth A lover of ice cream, reading, sewing, and cooking . . . can be seen with Sue, Judy, Joy, and Margie . . . will never forget the ski trip which resulted in four frostbitten fingers . . . her ambition — a good child doctor. Richard R. Schwerdt Jr. Rick likes bowling and fooling around . . . a fan of the Beach Boys . . . hopes to become a CP. A. Robin Beth Shipman Tweety likes swimming and dancing . . . Give me a break. . . . will always remember Israel and the summer of ' 72 . . . Tomorrow ' s gonna be another day. Maria Scoppettuolo Scap is active in girls basketball and is G.A.A. president . . . ain ' t no problem . . . dislikes having bad days . . . college bound. Jonathan Sieber Jon is active in the Key Club and A.F.S. . . . loves the sound of the Grateful Dead . . . can be found with Dan and Al . . . most memorable occasion is trip to Chicago. 55 Richard Sierchio Rick or Scrcho . . . one of our polevaulters . . . seen with Bernie, Chuck, Alan, and Dave . . . Yesterday is experience, tomorrow is hope, today is getting from one to the other as best we can. Elizabeth Jeanne Simpson Liz is kept busy being G.A.A. secretary-treasurer and on the Drill team participant . . . friends with Bev, Fionda, and Graess . . . May 29, 1973 ... a future gym teacher. Gale Siessel The Humane Society and Ral . . . believe in happiness or it never comes . . . memories of days at the reservation and being with Rick . . . Stairway to Heaven and going cross-country ... a future in marine biology. Daniel J. Smith Nathaniel . . . loves Chinese food and Bud . . . can be seen at the high school parking lot with Debby or Kranz . . . wants to get his trike on the road. Deborah Ann Simon Debby and Kenny . . . active in dramatics and the Thespian Society . . . likes Elton John, James Taylor, and going to the movies . . . March 17, 1972 . . . college bound. Janice Smith Smitty . . . likes iced tea, Lee Michaels and Jim Dawson . . . seen with Holly . . . will never forget June 2, 1973 ... a future career in nursing. 56 bound. Timothy Smith Brian Spector Spec . . . active in soccer, Key Club, and Varsity Club . . . can be found with Rick, Dave, Debbie, Jane, and lovable Lori . . . will never forget his trips abroad . . . future includes college, graduate school, and Capitol Hill. 57 Wendy Sobel God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change . . . the courage to change the things 1 can and the wisdom to know the difference. Alan Spielholz Our soccer team captain . . . For a man by nothing is so well betrayed as by his manner. . . . future includes becoming a veterinarian. Michael Staub My name is Ozymandias, king of kings; look on my works, ye mighty and despair! Susan Irene Springer Jane Staehle A lover of art and horseback riding . . . listens to the sounds of the Allman Brothers, Jethro Tull, and Poco . . . can be found with Robin and Marie . . . hopes to become a courtroom sketcher. Susie can be found at the ranch or with Joy and Nayna . . . will never forget the summer of ' 73 . . . hopes to never cease experiencing and learning new things . . . hopes to travel and go to college. 58 Carol Stefany Cheerleading and gymnastics are her favorites . . . enjoys Italian food and Elton John . . . Eddie - summer of ' 72 . . . will never forget those Florida vacations ... a future in nursing or physical therapy. : w • • Bari-Lynn Stein Bari loves swimming, horseback riding and skiing . . . Allman Bros, and Joe Walsh provide an evening of entertainment . . . The darkest hour is just before the dawn. . . . college, marriage and a career in special education. Debra Stein Debs . . . Do unto others as you would want them to do unto you. . . . Spaghetti and meatballs taste best . . . Moody Blues sound best . . . memories of Israel and California . . . future airline stewardess. Karen Stein Likes Deep Purple and James Taylor . . . Howie ... the summer of ' 71 will never be forgotten . . . hopes to become an X-ray technician. 59 Jeffrey Steinberg Stymie loves all kinds of meat, but don ' t serve him fish . . . favorite subjects are English and math ... I guess so. ... a future lawyer. Barry Stolboff Sports and betting are his favorites . . . friends include J, Dave, Jeff, Harve, and the rest . . . will never forget his times at camp . . . hopes to own a restaurant. Connie Steinhoff Loves writing and literature . . . often seen with Lorraine and Judy . . . Edgar A. Poe is her idol . . . ambition is to become a writer and win the Pulitzer Prize. Valerie Stone Stoney likes painting . . . spaghetti and meatballs . . . digs the Beatles, Led Zepplin, and The Rolling Stones . . . loves tall, dark, handsome dudes . . . will never forget falling in the snow. 60 Beverly Stewart Stu loves the Rolling Stones and Elton John . . . No problem. . . . seen with Pam, Cathy, Madeline, Daryl, Maggie, and Ann Marie . . . hopes to become a secretary. Judith Straus Judi . . . The great use of life is to spend it for something that outlasts it. Arthur Strauss Art likes the sounds of Deep Purple, Seals and Crofts, Jethro Tull, and Alice Cooper . . . seen with Caren, Rick, Jim, Mike, Andi, and Phylis . . . hopes to travel and meet new people. Lori Ellen Taub See yourself as others see you . . . and don ' t look back. . . . member of the Spanish Club and G.A.A. . . . will never forget summer of ' 71 or Miami . . . always with Broc, Kap, and Ivy ... a future accountant. Randi Toltz Gary Temple Hunting and fishing occupy his time . . . Italian food fills his stomach . . . the Beach Boys and Deep Purple have the best sound . . . find him with John, Steve, and Jim . . . college bound. Gary Thomas Treasone Active in baseball and hockey . . . Allman Bros, and oldies sound best . . . goes everywhere with Tom, John, Igor, Tom, Rick, and Bob . . . college and business are in Ins future. , v. 1 ■ W 1 - John Tsoukalas 61 Ettore Vecchione Igor . . . Italian food is the best . . . the Allman Bros, sound great . . . seen with Tom, Gary, and Frank . . . his ambition is to be a millionaire. Iris Vonahlefeldt You see things as they are and you ask, Why? But I dream things that never were and I ask, why not? Margaret Voorhees John Wachtel A.J. . . . Every now and then I know its hard to tell - but I ' m still alive and well. . . . hangs out everywhere . . . never forget that Johnny Winters concert or those weekends . . . future as a doctor. Grot . zepels . enjoys sleeping and eating and munchie food remember those summers . . . Cathy, Daryl, AnnMarie, Madeline, Valerie, Pam, and Melissa . . . hopes to own a purple metalflake corvette. Hal Wasserman Wass . . . Your friend is the person who knows all about you and yet still likes you. . . . chocolate chip mint . . . Bill, Anj, Ken, A.J., and everyone else . . . . . . soccer and West Side Story . . . Happiness is first, all else is secondary. Lorriane Weinbueh 62 Debbie Weiss Mitchell Weiner The sky is the limit . . . Do you wanna dance? . . . Dancing is an art for only some of those chosen people . . . There ' s only one way to get it on, my way. Alan Weinman Al ... active in sports . . . Chicago sounds the best . . . hangs out where his friends are . . . Jeff, Gav, Howie, Steve, Skip, AJ, Tim, James, Brian, Bruce, and Bob . . . plans include college and law. Adell Wilburn Cool . . . eats soul food while listening to Black Ivory . . . seen at Vauxhall with Donna, Ray, and Anna . . . always be yourself . . . hopes to sing in church. Gavin Widom Life is what you make if ' . . . find him wherever things are happening . . . active with sports and girls . . . Chinese food is the best . . . memories of summer ' 73 . . . hopes to become a dentist after college. Susan Weisbrot Sue . . . look for her swimming, horsebackriding, and playing tennis . . . fond of pizza and ice cream . . . listens to Allman Brothers and the Stones . . . never forget Florida or summer ' 71 ... college and traveling are in her future. 63 v Karyl E. Wildman Loving memories sustain the spirit and provide inspiration for the future. Beverly Willey Judith Ann Williams JuJu or Jaw . . . within the dreams of true love lies all the joy the heart dreams of . . . oldies are great and so is Italian food ... hangout at 7 11 with Heidi, Joe, Lisa and Patti . . . goal is to become a nurse. Marjorie Wilson (-,4 Jorie . . . For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision. But today we lived. Make yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. . . . memories of coffeehouses and weekend parties. Eileen Wolklin You only have one life to live but if you work it right once is enough. Jacqueline Younge Jackie ... I like everyone who likes me; if you don ' t like me it ain ' t no pain off me! . . . seen around with Teri, Kathy, Cheryl, and the band members . . . twirling squad . . . future psychology major. Patricia Wolklin Kid . . . Everyone smiles in the same language. . . . hangs out with Carol and the guys . . . summer of ' 72 was great . . . Chicago and Elton John have the sound ... art school is in her future. 65 Amy Yourman Enjoys concerts, especially by the Grateful Dead and Bonnie Raitt . . . summer of ' 72 was fun . . . ambition is to be a special education major. Cindy Zahn Yesterday is but today ' s memory and tomorrow is today ' s dream; let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. . . . class treasurer . . . memories of Seals and Crofts concert ' 73 and Island Beach. Frank Zarrello Varsity baseball and jazz band . . . craves lobster and Italian food . . . sounds of Alice Cooper and the Allman Brothers ... Pat ... You ' re a turkey. . . . memorable occasions are going out with Jan and going to Panama . . . hopes to own ranch. Michele Zapolitz Zap . . . memories of C.W. . . . loves pizza and ice cream . . . plans a career in business . . . laugh or you ' ll go crazy. Nicholas Zavolas Cas . . . Hey Babe . . . likes mellow harmonious surroundings and good people . . . Cindy . . . college and law in the future. 66 HHHHHHHS9DHHH8BHHHHSI Richard Zeller Rick likes soccer, bowling and having fun . . . forget it . . . digs Deep Purple, Pink Floyd, and Jethro Tull . . . seen with Brian, Art, and Coop . . . Israel ' 72 and Wild wood ' 73 will never be forgotten . . . future dentist. Robin Zlatin Life was meant to be lived, and curiosity must be kept alive. One must never, for whatever reason, turn his back on life. Marlene Susan Zerolnick Marie likes Loggins and Messina . . . M.T.Y.L.T.T. . . . Linny, SneaUy and Kevin forever . . . memories of of Shady brook - summer of 72, prom - June 73, Windsor - September 73 ... a future in nursing. Jonathan Zurkoff Jon . . . football is his game . . . loves to go camping and hiking . . . summer of ' 73 was the best ... a career in the environmental sciences in the future. 67 IN MEMORIAM Jeanette Di Palma Loveliest of lovely things are they On earth that soonest pass away. The rose that lives its little hour Is prized beyond the sculptured flower. Bryant 68 To the class of ' 74 An old Chinese proverb states A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Your life is like a journey and the steps you take will determine the ultimate destination you will reach. It is fervently hoped that those steps you have taken during your four years at Jonathan Dayton have established a path for you which will lead you to the fulfillment of those dreams you cherish most. Keep your destination in clear focus at all times and choose each future step accordingly. If by chance you discover you are on the wrong path, remember that you are only on the initial phase of your journey and you can easily change direction. May each of you strive to reach the unreachable stars while keeping in mind that each step requires excellence in effort and achievement. My best wishes and my friendship go with you as you continue your journey. Anthony J. Fiordaliso Principal 70 Dr. Donald Merachnik Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION ROW I: Mrs. Waldt, Mr. Little, Mis. Dorsky, Mr. Dios. ROW 2: Mr. Newman, Mr. White, Mr. Vitale, Mr. Marcinak, Mr. Conlin. 72 74 SOCI AL STUDIES Miss Pauline Keith Mr. Edward Jasinski Mrs. Katherine Venditti Mr. Ronald Nash Mr. John Hostetter 75 Mr. Dennis Fox Mrs. Iris Cooley Mr. Raymond Yanchus Mr. David Cowden Mrs. Clare Mason Mrs. Jean Cusumano 76 FOREIGN LANGUAGES ;. Susan Eckmann Mjss Maribeth Venezia 78 MATHEMATICS 80 81 Mr. Leon Kvedai 82 Mrs. Mary Shanahan BUSINESS FINE ARTS HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMEN1 Mr. William Kindler Mr. Theodore Amo Mr. John Swedish GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Miss Helen Crawford Mr. David Oliver Miss Joan Tiplitz Mrs. Ruth Growskinsky Mrs. Jean Wortham SPECIAL SERVICES Mrs. Betty Ruffley 89 90 Office Staff Kitchen Staff p SENIOR GRADUATION AT SOUTH ' MOUNTAIN ARENA Anne . . . and her irresistable charm Baker ' s back room Cassak . . . and her ding-a-ling Ditzel ' s got her eye on you Ed J ' s tennis girls Fiordaliso . . . and his varsity jacket Grossman . . . our mom away from home Hostetter . . . that Commie Ilmi Meddaugh . . . remember her? Jones . . . and his track girls Krupp ' s certs La Vanture . . . what ever happened to the Great White Ghost? Marionni . . . and his bow ties. Nash . . . best dressed O ' Brien . . . Rah!!! Piccolo . . . and his dimples Quite a toughy ! Rettenberg . . . and his Planned Parenthood Program Scocca . . . and the S.O.B. turns (slide over Babe) T . . . and his roadrunners U...L...L...U...M...J only on Tuesdays Van Hart ' s dots Wedge . . . Xpect us to write something for this? Yanchus . . . and his orange terry towel Zee if you can think of one. 94 95 Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton ' 4. i% ROW 1: J. Farinella, R. Frank, B. Hoffman, R. Zeller, K. Kaplan, A. Spielholz, E. Rueda, T. Francis, ROW 2: S. Matysak, B. Nevious, B. Spector, P. Krystow, N. Shindler, H. Irwin, J. Fisher, K. Platoff, ROW 3: R. Morris, J. McCarthy, T. McCormick, H. Wasserman, D. Snyder, J. McQuaid, T. Styler, R. Frank, J. Pittinser. 96 Although the 1973 Varsity Soccer Season was not as uccessful as anticipated, all the players were devoted to the game nd were determined to improve upon last year ' s record. With six eturning lettermen and a host of other strong sophomore and anior players returning, the team had hopes of a high finish in he Suburban Conference and a chance in the State and County ilayoffs. One may not think that a team with a 4-10-1 record ould have such outstanding players but six players made the Ul-Conference Teams, while two made All-County and All-State, hose voted to the All-State Teams were Co-Captains Alan Ipielholz and Emet Rueda. Other team players included: Seniors - Hal Wasserman, Jon Fisher, Rick Zeller, Brian Spector, Roger •rank, Ken Kaplan and Sam Wright; Juniors — Tony Francis, Paul jristow, Ron Frank, Joe Faranello, Tim McCormick, Billy Jevius, Norman Shindler, Jon McCarthy and Rick Morris; iophomores - Harry Irwin, Tom Styler, Jeff Pittinger, Steve datysak and Steve Heiter. Special thanks to managers Keith Platoff and Dave Snyder. 97 Eft 4 an 44 • 64 co © ,.co et:  on ; . 12 J Ira ROW 1 : J. Noce, J. Pyar, B. Palazzi, M. Ronco, T. Russoniello, D. Pacifico, J. Zurkoff, T. Botte, M. Hoffman, J Pepe. ROW 2: D. Nardone, C. Scappetullo, G. Presslaff, R. Consales, B. Sarracino, G. Widom, K. Conte. H Ogden, W. Schwerdte, B. Heide. ROW 3: S. Roll, G. Arnold, J. Ragonese, J. NatieUo, G. Johnson, M. Kurtzer, B Zabelski, H. Manner, K. Mercer, L. Dolan. ROW 4: A. Moros, M. Thomas, J. Potomski, J. Murto, J. Flood, K Widom, J. Rice, J. Graziano, J. Flood, K. Stewart. ROW 5: F. Bladis, G. Lies, T. Ronco, R. Lafredo, D Treasone, J. Botte, A. Austin, T. Wisniesski, J. Ramos, H. Cole. ROW 6: E. Walker, V. Vitale, M. Tryon, B McGurdy, A. Herkalo (Mgr.). 1973 VARSITY FOOTBALL Dayton 14 Rose lie Dayton 22 Hillside 1 Dayton 7 Millburn Dayton Verona Dayton Summit 2 Dayton 8 CaldweU 2 Dayton Madison Dayton 24 New Providence 1 Dayton 21 West Orange Final Record: 5-4 As a result of intense teamwork and true team spirit we now have for the first time in nine years a winning football team at Dayton. The varsity ' s final record was 5-4, with a fifth place finish in the very competitive Suburban Conference, and a sixth place rating in Union County. The team was built around its fourteen graduating seniors, all of whom had previous varsity experience, which is a prime ingredient of a high school football team. The boys to whom I am referring are: Tom Botte, Ken Conte, Marc Hoffman, John Noce, Harold Ogden, Captain Dave Pacifico, Bill Palazzi, Joe Pepe, John Pyar, Mark Ronco, Captain Tom Russoniello, Bruno Sarracino, Gavin Widom and Jon Zurkoff. The team performed brilliantly in their five victories and even outplayed their opponent at many times in the games they lost. For example, it took a second half surge by undefeated Summit to overcome the Bulldogs ' strong bid for an upset in the fifth game of the season. Ending their season with a convincing 21-0 victory over West Orange on Thanksgiving Day, the Bulldogs can no longer be called losers. Special congratulations are appropriate for Noce, Pacifico, Pepe, Russoniello and Widom, as each was selected to a post-season all-star team. — 98 100 Another first in Dayton Athletics occurred this year as Girls ' Varsity Tennis was instituted. Thanks should go to Mr. Palmer, Eileen Bass and Margo Krasnoff for their efforts in bringing girls ' tennis to Dayton. The team was extremely successful, compiling a record of twelve wins and two losses. Throughout most of the season, they were tied with Millburn for first place, until a loss for Dayton in the final match of the year eliminated any hopes for a conference championship. The first doubles team of Randi Schnee and Margo Krasnoff went through the entire season undefeated, while Laura Hockstein compiled a record of thirteen and one, losing only her final match. The outstanding playing of Eileen Bass, Lauri Weeks, Cathy Picut, Tami Bass, Terri Bloom and Gail Bieszczak helped the team to a very successful year. With nine letter winners returning, the outlook for next year is encouraging. IRST ROW: C. Picut, T. Bloom, M. Krasnoff, T. Bass ECOND ROW: Coach E. Jasinski, R. Schnee, G ieszczak, L. Hockstein, E. Bass, L. Weeks. 1973 GIRLS ' TENNIS )ayton 2 West Orange )ayton 4 New Providence )ayton 5 Verona )ayton 5 Madison )ayton 3 Caldwell )ayton 3 Millburn )ayton 4 Summit )ayton 3 West Orange )ayton 4 New Providence )ayton 5 Verona )ayton 3 Madison )ayton 4 Caldwell )ayton 4 Summit )ayton 1 Millburn Final Record: 12-2 101 ROW 1: C. Kiel, P. Episcipo, J. Goldstein, T. Lovett, S. Moore. ROW 2: A. Adler, J. Giesser, B. Geltzweiler, G. Sherman, T. Moore. ROW 3: K. Spielholz, J. Greassle, B. Baranek. A 1 1 1 1973 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Dayton ZD West Orange Dayton 1 o Roselle Park An Dayton 11 l aiuweu ik Zo Dayton 1 o I It ' i niCAii iviauison +J Dayton 1 Q Rahway A1 Dayton INCW FlOVIUCIlLC 9 1 Dayton Zt VI 1 fVl t VT 1 ouminii j J Dayton 1 o HO Day ion 1 7 i ill nn i n 1V1 J 11 U U 1 1 1 AT) Day lull 21 lp_ rn n ?i V v 1 w 1 1 tl 37 Dayton 1 c J J DICallCy rxCglUllal 4Q ua y luji 35 Caldwell 21 Dayton 29 Madison 28 Dayton 34 Summit 22 Dayton L6 Millburn 49 Dayton 32 New Providence 24 Dayton 28 Verona 31 Dayton 23 West Orange 30 Dayton 24 Roselle 33 Final Record: 14-5 Suburban Conference Union County State Sectionals 4th place 10th place 8th place 102 The 1 970 Freshman Cross-County Team Cross-Country by its very nature is not a spectator sport, bu t this is one of the things that sets it apart from the other sports and gives it an appeal all its own. It is a rare cross-country meet that has more spectators than contestants, but when your boys understand that this is part of being a cross-country runner, part of the toughness that goes into it, they will accept it as a way of life. They will take pride in the fact that, unlike other sports, they don ' t need a rally-band or spectators. The sport of cross-country has always been successful at Dayton and the 1973 season will add to this tradition. The season of 19 dual meets resulted in a record of 14 wins and 5 loses. The most satisfying wins were against Summit and Millburn. The most frustrating part of the season were the injuries to top runners Tom Lovett, Gary Weiner, and Bill Bjorstad. At the conclusion of the season, 12 athletes were awarded letters: 4 seniors and 8 underclassmen. For the first time ever in the history of sports at Dayton, a girl, Kate Spiemolz, was honored with a letter. The team was co-captained by Skip Moore and Tom Lovett. The letter winners were seniors Skip Moore, Tom Lovett, Merill Fromer, Kate Spiemolz; juniors Gary Weiner, Jeff Goldstein, Ben Geltzeiler, Tom Moore, Joe Campanelli; sophomore Bill Bjorstad; and freshmen Peter Episcopo, and Charles Kiell. 1973- DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON DAYTON 74 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 57 MADISON WESTFIELD UNION CO. CATHOLIC WHIPPANY PARK CALDWELL GOV. LIVINGSTON DAVID BREARLEY WEST ORANGE A. L. JOHNSON MILLBURN SUMMIT BENEDICTINE GOV. LIVINGSTON VERONA DAVID BREARLEY MILLBURN MALCOM X SHABAZZ WEST ESSEX 40 31 39 49 41 4 ( 39 37 49 33 34 31 53 63 57 54 47 1973-74 Girls Basketball Team FIRST ROW: B. Krumholz, M. Scoppetuolo, SECOND ROW: K. Grimm, C. Bultman, R. Schnee, M. Owens, M. Johnson, S. Tocousky, L. Hockotein, L. Powell, I. Arnold. FINAL RECORD: WON 13 LOST - 5 38 48 17 21 27 25 36 53 26 24 30 44 42 39 44 24 44 60 104 This year was not an easy one for many reasons. Starting our season with last year ' s undefeated record on our shoulders was an added pressure. Our schedule of games was increased from 11 to 18 and was expanded to include some stronger opposition. We are proud of our team this year, and we have established Dayton as one of the better girls ' teams in our area. Individually, Maria Scap and Randi Schnee were the mainstays of the team in shooting and ball handling. Beth Krumholz ' s excellent playmaking will surely be missed along with Carol Bultman ' s contributions. We are looking forward to a successful season next year with returning team members Maria Johnson, Melanie Owens, Laura Hockstein, Sue Tacovsky, Randi Schnee, Kathi Grimm. Ilene Arnold, and Laurie Powell. . (1 1973-74 Varsity Basketball Team: FIRST ROW: Ken Conte, Gavin Widom, Bill Palazzi, Joe Pepe, Howie Drew, Bob Hydock. SECOND ROW: Neal Lesser, Mark Seymour, Steve Brumer, Larry Burns, PLAYERS SPR ' .HGFIELD HYOOCh JOHNSON DREW PALMZZi WIDOM k EB EB 3 M 15 25 M II M3 45 1 1973 74 VARSITY BASKETBALL DAYTON 72 CLARK 58 DAYTON 57 RAHWAY 73 DAYTON 81 SAINT MARY ' S 62 DAYTON 66 ALUMNI 52 DAYTON 77 KENILWORTH 44 DAYTON 88 MIDDLESEX 72 DAYTON 63 UNION CATHOLIC 58 DAYTON 54 VERONA 57 DAYTON 73 SUMMIT 59 DAYTON 76 CALDWELL 66 DAYTON 83 MADISON 43 DAYTON 68 WEST ORANGE 79 DAYTON 64 MILLBURN 63 DAYTON 56 NEW PROVIDENCE 48 DAYTON 59 VERONA 57 DAYTON 59 SUMMIT 74 DAYTON 92 CALDWELL 79 DAYTON 76 MADISON 63 DAYTON 61 WEST ORANGE 66 DAYTON 65 MILLBURN 77 DAYTON 67 NEW PROVIDENCE 83 DAYTON 80 PLA1NFIELD 93 FINAL RECORD - WON: 14 LOST: 8 The 1973-74 varsity basketball team finished its regular season of ups and downs with a record of 14 wins and 7 losses. It was a season which was highlighted by exciting victories and bitter defeats. The Bulldogs ended their Suburban Conference competition with an 8-6 record to gain them third place in the Conference standings. They also earned invitations to the Union County Tournament and New Jersey State Tournament action. The team was led by its eight seniors, who provided much experience and skill when on the court. These boys included co-captains Bill Palazzi and Joe Pepe, Steve Brumer, Ken Conte, Howie Drew, Jeff Grant, Rob Hydock, and Gavin Widom. Much of the bench support was provided by a promisingly young core of juniors, including John Baranek, Larry Burns, Kevin Mercer, Billy Nevius, and Mark Seymour, and sophomore Ted Johnson. Near the beginning of the season, the Bulldogs successfully defended their Holiday Tournament title with a convincing victory over a scrappy Middlesex team in the final round. Another highlight of the season came when the Bulldogs completely outplayed defending conference champion and arch rival, Summit, to a 73-59 victory, for the most satisfying win of the year. There were also many individual feats achieved by various players. Joe Pepe surpassed the 1,000 point career scoring mark to become the highest scorer in Dayton basketball history, and there also was the Millburn game, when Howie Drew sank a last second basket to pull out a victory for Dayton. The Bulldogs entered state tourney play with a 14-8 record and hope to bring a title to Jonathan Dayton. 1974 Bowling Team: FIRST ROW: Ron Frank, Bob Groder, Alan Lipton, Dave Shulman, Lee Zeoli. SECOND ROW: Dave Oppenheim, Glenn Halbsgut, Paul Kiystow, Bill Leber, Donn Fishbein, Mark Klink. 1973-74 VARSITY BOWLING DAYTON 3 NEW PROVIDENCE DAYTON 1 WEST ORANGE 2 DAYTON 2 SUMMIT 1 DAYTON VERONA 3 DAYTON 3 CALDWELL DAYTON 1 MILLBURN 2 DAYTON 3 CALDWELL DAYTON 2 NEW PROVIDENCE 1 DAYTON 3 WEST ORANGE DAYTON SUMMIT 3 DAYTON 3 VERONA DAYTON 1 MILLBURN 2 TOTAL - 22-14 Despite the fact the Dayton Varsity Bowling Team lost 80% of its members through graduation last year, this year ' s team performed admirably in Suburban Conference Match Play. The team finished at 22-14 (63.3%), good enough for a third place spot in the Conference. The two most memorable matches of the year were a hard fought 2-1 win over first place Summit early in the season, and a powerful 3-0 blitz of second place Verona. During the year, the team swept 3-0 five times, while only being shut out 0-3 twice. The outstanding bowler of the year was Glen Halbsgut. He held high average at 172 for 36 games, high series at 628 and high game 226. Lee Zeoli also deserves mention for posting eight games over the magic 200 mark. 1973-74 Indoor Track Team: Left to Right ROW I: B. Gambee, J. Ragucci, B. Van Buskirk, J. Rice, J. Noce, B. Heide, L. Grant, M. Cooper, H. Drucker. ROW II: R. Smith, T. Baker, M. Carroll, B. Steele, B. Believeau, J. Miele, G. Lawrence, S. Nestler, E. Hockstein, M. Dewey, E. Rueda, S. Heller. ROW III (Standing): J. Chisman, P. Brediau, M. Kane, G. Billmire, F. Ruggieri, R. Malzbender, B. Geltzeiler, J. Spolarich, B. Blumenfeld, A. Walker, T. Dutkowski, R. Dow, B. Zabelski, B. Sarracino. The 1974 Indoor Track season proved to be a most successful one. The team had three duel meets, winning all of them by beating Pingry, Johnson Regional, and Governor Livingston. It also entered two State Development meets, where a great deal of experience was gained. The team took 7th place in the County meet, where the shot put team of Bruce Heide, John Noce, Marc Cooper and Bruno Saraccino took 2nd place, and the hurdle relay team earned 4th place. In the state relays the mile relay team took 4th place at the State Group meet. At this same meet, Tim McCormick got into the semi-finals of the 60 yard dash; Tom Lovett won Ins heat of the mile; and Bruce Heide took 1st place in the shot put, becoming the State Group III Shot Put Champion. The coaches were very pleased with the fine turnout of underclassmen. Of the 65 boys and girls out for the team, only 3 are seniors, which makes the future very promising. Letter Winners were: 1. Bruce Blumenfeld 7. Tim McCormick 2. Joe Campanelli 8. Stephen Heller 3. Marc Cooper 9. Jeff Spolarich 4. Ben Geltzeiler 10. Bruno Saraccino 5. Bruce Heide 1 1 . Emet Ruede 6. Tom Lovett 1973-74 VARSITY WRESTLING DAYTON 14 KENILWORTH 41 DAYTON 23 HILLSIDE 33 DAYTON 12 CLARK 39 DAYTON 14 CALDWELL 39 DAYTON 12 MADISON 45 DAYTON 14 MILLBURN 44 DAYTON 24 RAHWAY 42 DAYTON 15 WEST ORANGE 51 DAYTON 10 CEDAR GROVE 45 DAYTON SUMMIT 58 DAYTON 6 NEW PROVIDENCE 55 DAYTON ( LINDEN 43 DAYTON l JEFFERSON 45 FINAL RECORD: 0-13 1973-74 Varsity Wrestling Team FIRST ROW: Tony Francis, Rick Neifield, Mike Patella, Larry Goldberg, Mike Rossiter, Hal Arnold, Dave Citron, Donnel Hayes, Bill Francis. SECOND ROW: Art Leak, Stu Ruff, Don Theiberger, Joel Goldberg, Harold Manner, Keith Owens, Steve Eckmann, Dave Kessler, Bob Goense, Mike D ' Aehille. THIRD ROW: Coach Bob Myer, Tim Smith, Bill Brewer, Glenn Arnold, Don Libes, Jeff Marshall, Steve Merkelbach, Brian Hector, George Sirigotis, Mitch Kotler, Jim Haws, Coach John Swedish. 112 1973-74 was a disappointing season for team achievement in wrestling, but individual achievements by many underclSssmen gave new life to the chant, Wait till next year! The season started at the Hillside Invitational Tournament where Dayton ' s 101 lb. matman. Bill Francis, took third place honors. Seven matches into the year there were 3 wrestlers still undefeated: Bill Francis (101), Bruce Hofman (108), and Co-captain Tony Francis (115). But the injury plague struck hard and often. Bruce Hofmann (7-1), Co-captains, Tony Francis (6-2-1) and Mitch Kotler (4-6) and heavy weight, Glen Arnold (1-0) all were lost to the team early in the season. This year ' s matmen entered the District XIV Wrestling Tournament with a young squad and came out with two medal ists. Second-seeded Bill Francis (13-3) was upset in the semi-final round and placed fourth. A pleasant surprise came when senior, Joel Goldberg, (1-3) beat the third and fourth seed and lost in a close match to the District Champion for the third place finish in the 148 lb. weight class. The hopes are high for a successful season next year with nine varsity men returning. 113 1974 VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 5 Hillside 1 1 April 6 Brearley Reg. H April 8 New Providence A April 10 Rah way 11 April 1 1 Millburn II April 15 West Orange A April 18 Madison Anril j id well 11 April 24 Hillside A April 25 Summit A April 27 Rose lie A April 29 Verona A May 2 New Providence II May 6 Millburn A May 8 Union Cath. II May 9 West Orange II May 13 Madison 11 May 15 Whippany Park A May 16 Caldwell A May 20 Summit 11 May 23 Verona H . : . ' . . ■■ - 1974 Baseball Team: FIRST ROW: T. Pimpenelli, M. Meskin, B. Bohrod, D. Nardone, J. Pepe, B. Nevius, F. Zarrello, L. Maxwell, SECOND ROW: E. Melamed, J. Ragonese, E. McNanny, P. Krystow, B. Palazzi, J. Lofredo, J. Garziano, G. Preslaff, G. Treasone, W. Schwarte, R. Gabay, Coach Ed Jasinski. 114 i iM, 1974 VARSITY GOLF SCHEDULE DA I I April 1 April 5 April 8 April 9 April 11 April 15 April 18 April 22 April 29 May May May May May 1 3 May 1 8 May 20 May 23 May 28 June 3 DAY Mon. Fri. Mon. Tues. Thurs. Mon. Thurs. Mon. Mon. Thurs. Mon. Tues. Thurs. Mon. Fri. Mon. Thurs. Tues. OPPONENT West Orange Rahway Summit Millburn New Providence Caldwell Brearley Regional Verona Union Madison Caldwell New Providence Millburn Madison District - State Verona Summit Suburban Conference 974 Golf Team: FIRST ROW: J. Adler, L. Bury, D. Shulman, E. Fromer ECOND ROW: L. Klarfeld, R. Kartzman, J. Schnieder, Coach Ray Yanchus, M lirsch. PLACE H A II A A H H H H A A A H 1974 Tennis Team: FIRST ROW: J. Greenstein, M. Tabakin, D. Fishbein, J. Goldman, SECOND ROW: P. Hess, S. Meyerson, P. Nataali, B. Gambi, C. Hobbs. Missing: J. Allen, D. Schlesinger, D. Garner, Coach R. Meyer. 1974 VARSITY TENNIS SCHEDULE DA I I April 2 April 3 April 9 April 10 April 11 April 16 April 17 April 19 April 22 April 24 OPPONENT Un. Co. Cath. Rahway Brearley Reg. Rose lie Johnson Reg. Roselle Park West Orange New Providence Verona PLACE A H A A II April 26 April 29 April 30 May May 3 May 8 May 10 May 13 May 15 May 17 May 20 May 22 May 24 Madison Caldwell Hillside Millburn Summit West Orange New Providence Verona Madison Caldwell Millburn Summit o O 116 _. ID MOST FOR CLASS . . . Andy Mendelsohn Janice Mikulicz EST ALL-AROUND Bill Palazzi - Jane Reichman EST SINGERS Sam Wright - Jessica Evans EST DANCERS Mitch Weiner - Janice Kriegman EST ACTOR - ACTRESS Michael Staub - Jessica Evans EST DRESSED Mitch Weiner - Barbara Manoff EST LOOKING Jeff Colandrea - Sherri Neville ICEST EYES Jeff Colandrea - Sue Foster ICEST SMILE Jeff Colandrea - Gale Siessel OST ATHLETIC Gavin Widom - Maria Scoppetoullo OST ARTISTIC Tom Russoniello - Jane Staehle OST TALKATIVE Joel Goldberg - Sherri Boxer OST TALENTED Michael Staub - Jessica Evans OST LIKELY TO SUCCEED .Hal Wasserman - Janice Mikulicz LASS WITS A. J. Wachtel - Nancy De Cristoforo LASS FLIRTS Joe Pepe - Joanne McGrady LASS PIN-UPS Dave Pacifico - Sherri Neville LASS COUPLE Nick Zavolas - Cindy Benner Best All-Aroi 124 OL BAf ROW 1: Stacey Krop, Tami Bassillo. ROW 2: Karen Szuba, Nancy Frishman, Dianne ROW 1: Nancy Laurie, Lianne Filreis, Vickie Hagel. ROW 2: Klueber, Randi Citron. Donna Mohns, Debbie Olasin, Lisa Blumenthal, Karen Molins, Missing - Roberta Moore. ' raj 125 ROW 1: Debbie Burgess, Kathy DeFino, Sherri Neville, Lisa Ranier, Patty King, Gail Kilmus. ROW 2: Sue Barrett, Nancy Kukon, Krista Rav, Kathy Walsh, Beth Coslit, Robin Liebman. Missing - Liz Simpson. 126 127 128 CLASS OFFICERS Seniors J. Mikulicz, Sec. C. Zahn, Treas. A. Mendelsohn, Pres, Missing B. Manheimer, V. Pres. Juniors R. Goldstein, Sec. M. Kosnett, Treas. J. Del Mauro, V. Pres. B. Riffle, Pres 129 REGIONALOGUE Janice Mikulicz Business Editors Jeryl Pine Cindy Zahn Staff:Jackie Benjamin, Joan Chaiten, Jackie Dietz, Brenda Dultz, Literary Editors Jan Grayson Michele Gechlik, Susan Hager, Laurie Jacobs, Janice LaMotta, Robin Gold Bev MacDonald, Carol Marx, Karen Minster, Keith Platoff, Art Editor Ellen Kampf Mitch Seidel, Hal Wasserman. Photography Roger Frank The Regionalogue staff would like to give special thanks to Mr. Michael Kosnett Donald Hartman, our faculty advisor, and Mr. David Van Hart. 130 DAYTON JOURNAL ROW 1: S. Cohen, A. J. Wachtel, A. Geist, M. Gechlik (Editor), M. Seidel, A. Filreis, M. Krasnoff. ROW 2: R. Moore, S. Constas, A. Werfel, D. Fionda, L. Blumenthal, D. Garner, J. Benjamin, B. Spector, R. Zeller. ROW 3: L. Jacobs, M. Hoffman, A. Angleton, D. Fishbein, E. Geist, J. Baumel, M. Epstein, T. Bloom, S. Strulowitz, K. Platoff, R. Frank. ROW 4: J. McGrady, T. J. Scalera, A. Armour, S. Marguilies, S. Moore, T. Siegal. BLACK STUDENT UNION ROW 1: M. Seymour (Treas.), T. Lassiter (Sec), D. Hamilton (Pres.), T. Lassiter. ROW 2: M. Senhouse, M. Franklin, W. Nevins, S. Greene, L. Nelson. ROW 3: A. Leake, E. Dornfeld, J. Smith, A. Pulley (V. Pres.), T. Wilburn, D. Joseph. KEY CLUB Pres, J. Sieber, V. Pres. R. Goldhammer, Sec, J. Dittetzel, Treas. D. Golleb, District Sec, D. Gecker, Lieutenant Gov. J. Goldberg. LITERARY CHESS CLUB MAGAZINE ROW 1, M. Chefetz, P. Zisman, M. Seidel. ROW 2, A. Geist, Sec, K. De Vos, Treas, A. Haavisto, Prs. R. Cohen. Missing C. Krueger, Sec, M. Mitch, V. Pres. 132 ATTENDANCE OFFICE ROW 1: D. Zapolitz, L. Powell, P. Soloman, E. Ligouri, N. LaMotta, M. Neiman, J. McGrady. ROW 2: M. Fink, S. Laffer, J. Kriegman, K. Speilholz, S. Hager, C. Zahn, D. Kesselhaut, J. Foster, P. Heimlick. ROW 3: B. Spector, B. Krumholz, R. Lovett, B. Coslit, C. Benner, D. Macdonald, B. Karp, K. Anderson, B. Macdonald. ROW 4: E. Dector, R. Gold, S. Murphy, H. Drew, S. Brummer, M. Verlangeri, M. Keller. HEALTH OFFICE ASSISTANTS ROW 1: A. Taulber, J. Lesser, E. Chicalese, D. Fionda. ROW 2: L. Elkins, A. Giovannone, V. Woodall, J. Axelrod, R. Adams, L. Murnane. ROW 3: C Pirigyi, K. Hagenbush, J. Hirsh, D. Lunzer, H. Quinton, L. Cadden, C. Blaustein, S. Wildman, D. Hershman. FIREMEN 134 G.A.A. Pres. Maria Scoppehuolo Vice. Pres. Mary Verlangeri Sec. Treas. Liz Simpson G.A.A. Rep. Diane Fionda PEP CLUB Pres. Lori Brown Vice Pres. Nancy Frishman Sec. Treas. Pam Hamilton VARSITY CLUB Pres. Charles Moore Vice Pres. Howard Drew Sec. Ken Conte Sec. Hill Palazzi Sergeant of Arms Dave Pacifico I i 135 136 SPANISH CLUB Pres. B. MacDonald Vice Pres. M. Kosnett Sec. B. Coslit SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pres. H. Wasserman Vice Pres. C. Kruger Sec. Treas. J. Goldman LATIN CLUB IOW 1: B. Miller, S. Kaston, D. iarner, S. Margules, F. Rajs, IOW 2: H. Herman, M. Maguire. F. Dutkowski, J. Winters, S ? orman, T. Lassiter. ROW 3: M isposito, R. Morris, M. Bosne, R Jury, S. Weiss, E. Koppel, L Zadden, R. Frank. GERMAN CLUB ROW I: B. Stell, N. Dow. M. Kurtzman, B. Gassier. G. Roessner. ROW 2: B. Jay, A. Hart. N. Sheth, G. English. C. Lantzy. L. Dry. M. Irene. ROW 3: N. Sheth. N. Huber. B. Goense. L. Klein. D. Gecker. K. Haas, M. Bloom, I. Backmeir, J. Davis, E. Kempner. 138 A. Dorotort, S. Weisbrot, Missing I. Schecter, R. Gold. STUDENT COUNCIL Pres. P. Zisman, Vice Pres. E. 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Congratulations to the Class of 1974 NEWARK LIGHT COMPANY Belleville New Jersey ln vHo ion o High School 197 4 Gradual NO W ENJOY THE WORLD OF SOUNDS SAVE ON THESE SAVE ON OTHER FAVORITE NAME BRANDS STUDENT FAVORITES KLH Panasonic Altec • Tape Recorders Sony Koss Nikko • Compact Refrigerators Sherwood Martin Dokorder • Televisions Fisher Shu re Concord • Clock Radios Dual AR AKAI • Jewelry BSR Superex BMI • Mini-Washers Garrard Dynaco Nordemende • 115 Volt Dryers Ampex Empire Pickering ADC Miracord Harmon Kardon Teac Marrantz Kraco HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE CENTER 20 Passaic Avenue Fairfield, N.J. 07006 (201) 227-6808 Branch Showroom 73 Lafayette Avenue Route 59 Suffern, N. Y. Get a running start on your college needs . . . present your I.D. card at our showroom and obtain a Wholesale Privilege Card to save on items for your home or the dorm ! ! ! CONVENIENT FINANCING AVAILABLE ALLSTATE BUILDING MAINTENANCE CO. INC. Sidney Mitnitsky Ronnie Mitnitsky • Window Cleaning 354-6500 • Floor Waxing P.O. Box 201 • Janitorial Service Springfield. N.J. 07081 KIDS KORNER 1 173 Mountain Ave. Springfield, N.J. Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Pine and Family 201-376-7300 KEYES, MARTIN COMPANY 841 Mountain Ave. ADVERTISING Springfield, New Jersey MARKETING 07081 PUBLIC RELATIONS Martin Steinhardt President 158 Congratulations to the Class of 1974 The Student Council If you don ' t care to wait Congratulations to the Class of Call for Appointment 233-7599 1974 MOUNTAINSIDE BARBER SHOP from Parking in rear ROUTE ELECTRONICS Special attention to children Echo Plaza, Springfield, N.J. Gene and Vin 889 Mountain Ave. De Cristoforo Mountainside, N.J. 376-5517 Wigs 379-5800 Wiglets MILLBURN DELICATESSEN INC. Falls 328 Millburn Ave. MR. JOSEPH Millburn, N.J. Hairstylists 715 Mountain Ave. Springfield, N.J. MOUNTAINSIDE PAINT AND HARDWARE Everything for the do-it yourselfer Free Delivery Agrico and Scotts Valspar and Rustoleum Lawn Products Paints and Varnishes Black and Decker Power Tools Floor Waxing and Rug Shampooing Machine Rentals Complete line of garden tools Plumbing and Electrical Supplies 233-5655 860 Mountain Ave. Mountainside BITWISE Liquors Your friendly package store where Service and Quality Meet Corner Mountain Avenue and Route 22 at the Circle Mountainside, N.J. Ample Parking in rear Free Delivery AD 3-1133 Hill City Drapery Cleaners 273-0170 Summit, N.J. See the Good Eggs At Springfield Office 175 Morris Ave. Mount Ave. Office 733 Mountain Ave. Other Offices in Madison Morristown Maplewood Netcong Member F.S.L.I.C. CHARLES A. REMLINGER Real Estate and Insurance 769 Mountain Avenue Springfield, N.J. 376-3319 Multiple Listing Service Village Supermarket Inc. 733 Mountain Ave. Springfield, N.J. SHOP RITE MARKETS prams III HIT 222 MOUNTAIN AVENUE SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07081 201-379-2099 Congratulations to the Class of 1974 J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Springfield, N.J. i 4