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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1983 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this library REGION ALOGUE 1 983 qfr A S Ti ■ ONATHAN DAYTON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MOUNTAIN AVENUE SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07081 FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY SPRINGFIELD, N. J- Steve Carey and Bill Cheney both wonder why they got up this morning. Katie Bernstein anticipates the weekend. Mike Danberg warns David Felberbaum, This lunch- Darlene Robertson, Diane Hvizdak and Robyn Zirkel reminisce about the prom. Kathy Rickerhauser ... I knew I should have studied last night. room isn ' t big enough for the two of us. Karen Teltsher shows off her bouncin ' and behavin ' hair! Talk about empty halls. What ' s going on here? ask: Bonnie Weinberg. Who ever said seniors don ' t play with dolls? Baby Natalie and her seven sitters. Mark Leonard finds his assignment challenging Arlene Westerman hits the books . . . and more books . . . and more books. Cos GOT THE BEAT. How much longer can this go on? ' Sraf« If you ' re happy and you know it, clap your hands, sings Chris Martino. Liz Tromp daydreams about where she ' d rather be. Carlos asks Timmy. Last but not least! Danny, Sal and Herb. Amy tells Kim that an apple a day will keep the doctor away. Mitchell Storch crams for a test. Tina Regnier in a pensive mood. Debbie DeMasi; President of the Mr Ed Fan Club. Stefanie Trivett finds class amusing. I Vinnie VanPelt says Look Ma, no cavities. ' You ' d be smiling too if you saw what Yael just saw!! Laurie Tennaro counts the minutes until lunch. Kyle Hudgins: outstanding in his field. Perri Teitelbaum . . . Who said a bad word? ' Kathy Price, Gina Pashian and Lori Ostenfield 10 iBHflHHj£9HN0flHMHiHlflBBH __ , g y BULLDOGS fl-- 4 ■9 La ► • d J Chris Federico and Linda Seymour show their school spirit. Davy Zonereich studies diligently. merica ' s future hard at work. 11 Noreen Rothfuss sings Me and my shadow . Dayton girls push on to a winning season. STRETCH! One . . . two . . . three . . 12 Elinor Sadin strides to the finish line. Nelson Gil wakes up after a strenuous workout. 13 Tina Apicella Steven Srednick and Carol Valentine. Ann Rybicki and Jimmy Price 14 Nick D ' Achille Debbie Wertheim and crutch Lisa Barre and John Maher Angela Pinos and Donna Bain 15 Freshman Orientation: As freshmen we walk the halls with shyness, reservations and the underlying uneasiness of growing up. Time goes by. We enter another year: Sophomore Year. New friendships form, involvement increases and fears vanish. The anxieties of newness fade away while self assurance and confidence edge their way into our lives. Yet another year passes. Junior Year begins with the worries and the yearning to be free to start anew, break the ties and be on our own. Yet even this yearning is tinged with remembrance of the past years . . . only happy memories . . . SENIOR GRADUATION! M D AYW REGIONAL WJH SCHO AS TIME GOES BY FACULTY AND CURRICULUM CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES SPORTS P. 17 P. 41 P. 73 UNDERCLASSMEN STUDENT LIFE SENIORS P. Ill P. 133 P. 143 14 16 FACULTY AND CURRICULUM 17 A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Miss Anne Romano Principal Mr. Manual Pereira Assistant Principal 18 BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. Donald Merachnik and Mr. Charles Bauman Dr. Donald A. Merachnik Superintendent V . -HL Mr. Stephen A. Marcinak Mr. Joseph R. Vaughn (President) (Vice President) Mr. Harold R. Burdge, Jr. (Business Administration Board Secretary) Mr. John E. Conlin Mr. David Hart Mrs. Margaret D. Hough Mrs. Virginia R. Muskus Mr. Charles E. Vitale, Jr. Mr Harold E. Donaldson Mrs. Natalie R.Waldt First Row: Mrs. Emma Massey — Business Education, Miss Dorothea Hooper — Social Studies, Mr. Joseph Sott — Mathematics. Sec- ond Row: Mr. Edward F. Brown — Media Services and Cultural Arts, Mr. Robert Whelan — English, Mr. Aldo Collura — Foreign Languages, Mr. George Barclay — Science, Mr. Stanley Grossman — Home Economics and Industrial Arts, Dr. Martin Siegel — Direc- tor of Instruction. o o R D I N A T O R S 19 Mr. William Byrne World Literature English 1 and 2 Effective Writing M I Mr. John Cafone English 1 and 2 Yearbook Mystery and Adventure Mrs. Virginia Cartus English 1 WORDS TO LIVE BY ENGLISH Our English curriculum consists of a wide variety of courses. Freshman English students concentrate on grammar skills, while sophomores read novels such as Huckleberry Finn, The Scarlet Letter, and A Farewell to Arms. Cpperclassmen may select English Literature since 1800 and learn about such celebrated poets as Keats, Byron, and Shelley. Also, all students enroll in the mandatory course of Effec- tive Writing, in which improvements on composition skills are stressed. Other in- teresting areas include Language, Thought, and Behavior, which deals with man ' s daily use of language and it ' s effect on his behavior, Media, Mystery and Adven- ture, and Sports Literature. The Dayton English Department continues to offer a wide variety of choices for the diverse interests of all its students. Mrs. Patricia Cilo Mr. Arthur David Mr. Robert Glassman Mr. Donald Hartman English 1 and 2 Language Thought and Behavior Sports Literature English 2 Effective Writing Literature 1800 Mystery and Adventure Creative Writing Media 20 Mrs. Latzer asks Mr. Byrne, Have you read any good books lately? Mr. Byrne responds, The Cat in the Hat was good! Mrs. Mary Ellen Verschuren English 1 Developmental Reading Mystery and Adventure Mr. Joseph Trinity Acting Drama Workshop Communication Arts Mrs. Cilo ' s class takes a break for a picture. Mrs. Madeline Spitz Developmental Reading Mrs. Barbara Hedges Mr. Earl Hendler Mrs. Julia Latzer Mrs. Evelyn McQill Latin 1,2, 3, and 4 English Literature AP English Contemporary Literature English 1 Effective Writing Effective Writing English 2 Independent Reading Journalism Workshop Language Skills and Business 21 Mr. David Cowden U.S. History Mind, Spirit, and Character Urban Studies Mrs. Jean Cusumano Sociology Psychology U.S. History Student Council Miss Linda Duke U.S. History World Cultures Mr. Dennis Fox U.S. History Diplomacy Urban Studies Gifted and Talented EXPLORING THE WORLD HISTORY As we chartered our way through the streaming words of the history books, we uncovered many unfound treasures. We discovered the Revolution, the Boston Tea Party and Manifest Destiny. We struggled through many tests, quizzes, and term papers. We ' ll always remember carrying home and studying from Bailey. We cram for tests prepared by our strategically minded teachers and we may have lost some battles but hallelujah ... we won the war. Mow we can look back and smile thinking of all we learned, and also knowing that it ' s just a thing of the past . . . it ' s History! Mr. Fox confused by a new method of teaching: Student teaches teacher! 22 Mrs. Venditti attempts to find the lost tests. Mr. Nash hams it up during class. Mrs. Katherine Venditti World Cultures Mind, Spirit, and Character Russian-Japanese Cultures Mr. Edward Jasinski U.S. History World Cultures American Experience Mrs. Clare Mason U.S. History G T Identification Economics Mind, Spirit, and Character Mr. Ronald Nash Barbanism to Humanism Revolution Mind, Spirit, and Character Mr. Raymond Yanchus CJ.S. History American Experience 23 Mrs. Susan Eckman Hebrew 1, 2 and 3 Miss Anita Epstein Spanish 1 and 2 Miss Carolyn Fahrmann French 1, 2, 3 and 5 Mr. James Farrell Spanish 2, 3, and 5 Miss Patricia Filippone Spanish 2 Miss Gail Giacobbe French 4 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Hello, bonjour, hola, bonjourno, shalom, salvete, guten tag . . . these are just a few ways that the word h ello is expressed around the world. Here at Jonathan Dayton, one can choose to learn the word hello in six different languages; French, Spanish, Italian, Hebrew, Latin, and German. The history, language and lifestyles of these countries are explored in depth through many interesting and informative activities. Students visit museums and restaurants and attend films, plays and concerts as part of their study pro- gram. Dayton ' s extensive foreign language department helps students to broaden their horizons and increase their understanding of other cultures. AROUND THE WORLD IN 45 MINUTES . . . 24 Mrs. Regina Hostovsky French 2A Mrs. Anita Lania English Second Language Beginning and Advanced Mrs. Barbara Oberding German 2A, 3, 4, 5 Mrs. Maria San t il li Italian 1,2,3,4,5 Miss Epstein wonders, What ' s coming down the hall? ' Mrs. Irene Sikorski Spanish 2A, 3A, 4 Mrs. Barbara Hedges Latin 1,2,3,4 Cell 4 — Mr. Farrell ' s room. Mrs. Hedges laughs at the translation of Catullus 25 Mrs. Joyce Kerr Geometry CP Math 1 Mr. John Kovolisky Computer Science 1 Geometry Math 2 Mr. Arthur Krupp AP Calculus Calculus Computer Science 1, 2 Mr. William Jones Algebra 1, 2 Math 3 R Miss Carol Dragon Algebra 2 CP Math MATH No other subject causes as much anxiety among students as Math. From Basic Mathematics to Calculus, the hours spent on homework and in class seem endless. Question after question is answered by dedicated teachers. Finally after sleeping through lectures, struggling through the homework and praying through the tests, the feeling of accomplishment coming from understanding makes all the hours worthwhile. Some Familiar Math Quotes: O.K. Let ' s go over last night ' s problems. That deserves a dot! That ' s the stupidest question I ever heard! Whaaat! Pismo Beach. But I don ' t understand Mr. Krupp! When am I going to use this in life? LET ME COUNT THE WAYS 26 Mrs. Una Mellon Trigonometry Algebra 3 CPMath Algebra 2 Two dots plus two dots do not equal five dots! Mrs. Barbara Stauber Mr. David Van Hart CPMath 3, 2A Geometry, Statistics Algebra 1 Computer Science Computer Technology CPMath Gifted and Talented W f Mr. Donald Wayne Algebra 2, 3 Trigonometry CPMath 3 Computer Science 1 Mrs. Mary Werthmann Geometry Math 1 Algebra 1, 2 All 4.0 ' s says Mrs. Kerr 27 DISCOVERING THE UNKNOWN S C I E N C E The Science Department is geared towards help- ing us to learn about and experience the world around us. Students learn through experiments, lectures, and disections. Actually seeing the in- nards of a disected animal or mixing the substances to produce a chemical reaction helps to make the science courses much more interesting and understandable. Science can help students develop an awareness of the miraculous function- ing of the life processes in even the most simple plants and animals. Dayton has many different science-related courses which can appeal to the diversified interests of its students. Mr. Richard Booher Mr. Edward Broderick Mr. Peter Danilo Mr. Leonard Ferrara Biology Principles Chemistry Topics Biology Oceanography Gifted and Talented Biology Earth Science Concepts Biology Science 28 Mr. Ferrara: QQ centerfold Doreen McCrossan in a sticky situation in Biology. Mrs. Shanahan attempts to blow up the school. Mr. Roland Marionni Miss Victoria Novak Mrs. Shirley Patete Mrs. Mary Shanahan rinciples of Chemistry Botany Biology Physics Chem Study Environmental Science Environmental Science Topics of Physics Topics Chemistry Physical Anthropology AP Physics 29 Mrs. Dorothy Cassak Steno 1 Beginning Typing College Typing Steno 2 Mr. Joseph Hubert Accounting 1 Business Management B A a s s i a N S e a S A S L BUSINESS Mrs. Carol Negri Beginning Typing Business Education The Business Education Department gives students a chance to experience some aspects of the business world and thus stimulate their interest in various business careers. It satisfies both needs of college oriented students and those with business careers in mind. The wide variety of courses ranges from Exploration of the Business World, Business Math, Typing, and Stenog- raphy to more involved Concepts and Principles of Ac- counting. Students, through the use of mathematical techniques, modern business facilities and machines and communication skills are familiarized with many possible future professions. Mr. Julius Rossi Accounting 2 Business Management Principles in Accounting Accounting 1 Beginning Typing Mr. Martin Taglienti Record Keeping 1 and 2 Business Law Business Management Consumer Education Mrs. Sherri Wendroff Typing 1 and 2 Office Procedures Business World 30 I N D a a SR T T RS I A L Mrs. Eleanor Billig Contemporary Living Advanced Foods Foods 1 and 2 The Industrial Arts Department encompasses the many varied hobbies and interests of our students. The courses can be both fun and infor- mative. We will always remember the first cake we baked that didn ' t fall or the first time we wore clothes that we made ourselves. And who could ever forget seeing egg babies splattered all over the floor, or the wood stain covering more of us than our projects. The Industrial Arts Department gives us the opportunity to ex- perience new and different activities. Mr. Charles Qiacomarra General Shop Mechanical Drawing Metal Shop Mr. Chester Kropinicki Industrial Arts Mr. Robert Lowe Mr. Edward Met Graphics Arts 1, 2, 3 Wood 1,2,3,4 Print 1 Cabinet 1,2 Mr. Robert Parin Mechanical Drawing Photography MAKING A LIVING Mrs. Florence Vernick Foods Clothing Home Decorating Home Economics 31 (b KEEP IN SHAPE .: •■ Mrs. Christine Comerci Health Education 1,2,3,4 Mr. Joseph Cozza Physical Education Mr. Howard Cushnir Health Education 1,2,3,4 Physical Education Mrs. Helen Hooper Physical Education Driver Training Mrs. Comerci says to Mrs. Lummer, I ' ll push — you pull! ' B Mr. Richard lacono Physical Education Driver Training Mr. William Kindler Physical Education Driver Training 32 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Memories of gym and locker room fantasies. Why don ' t the windows open? ' ' Please excuse me from gym today, I have a test next period. ' ' How many times we ' ve asked, Is it time to go in yet? and they ' re making us run the 600! By year 4 we knew all the rules of frosty tennis matches, soccer in early September, the softball games in late June. And who can forget health. Every year we said we ' d do that report right away, but somehow we end up doing it the night before. Those of us who were fortunate enough to have behind the wheel, will never forget those pleasant drives that gave lucky teachers major coronaries! — and we hid behind the visors so as not to be seen in that car with the sign on the back!! In conclusion: don ' t forget to take your sneakies home and hand in your locks! Mr. John Swedish Driver Training Miss Ruth Townsend Physical Education Driver Training Mr. Gerald Rettenberg Health Education 1,2,3,4 Coach Policare dared to knock the battery off Joe ' s shoulder. Mr. Peter Falzarano Director of Athletics, Health and Phys. Ed. Mr. Robert Kozub Physical Education Driver Training Mrs. Lois Lummer Physical Education Driver Training Mr. Anthony Policare Physical Education 33 STRIKE UP THE BAND CULTURAL ARTS The Cultural Arts Department consisting of Vocal Music, Instrumental Music, and Arts Department, is an active part of our school. These specialized depart- ments allow students to better develop and express their talents in these three areas. The Vocal Music Department, includes three choirs, Vocal Workshop, Concert Choir, and Chorale. Vocal Workshop is designed specifically for beginning singers. Concert Choir, a more advanced and skilled choir is the step before Chorale, the most advanced and musically disciplined performing group. The Instrumental Music Division of the Cultural Arts Department is a combina- tion of Marching Band, Jazz Ensemble and various music courses. Instrumental Lessons are provided for students who are not yet skilled enough to join the band. The Arts Department allows artists of all levels of talent to better their artistic skills. Various courses are provided for everyone, for those who are serious about art to those who just want to enjoy themselves. Mr. Jeffery Anderson Band Instrumental Workshop Mr. David Brodman Fundamental Art Advanced Art Drawing Painting Commercial Art Crafts Ceramics Ms. Brenda Kay Chorale Choir Vocal Workshop 34 GUIDANCE The guidance department, headed by Miss Charlotte Singer is organized to aid the high school students in planning for both the present and the future years at Jonathan Dayton. During a student ' s sophomore and junior year the counselors begin preparation for college planning along with PSAT and SAT testing. By the student ' s senior year, the counselors are ready to aid the students in planning for after graduation. All through high school, the guidance counselors are ready and willing to help a student with any prob- lems that might arise. As a result of the fine guidance we have received throughout our years at Jonathan Dayton, we are now ready to make our way into the future. THE GUIDING LIGHT No, you can ' t drop a class the last day of the cycle. states Mrs. Lausten. Miss Charlotte Singer Director of Guidance Mr. Frank Clancy Guidance Counselor Miss Marie Giannone Guidance Counselor Mrs. Jane Lausten Guidance Counselor Mr. Melvin Lefever Guidance Counselor Mr. Warren Robst Guidance Counselor 35 SPECIAL SERVICES R E S O a R c E F The people of special services provide assistance in many areas of the school. Their jobs involved helping individual students with minor school related problems. Although they are not fully appreciated by the school community as a whole, they provide a very valuable and noteworthy service. Their help involves working in the learning and resource centers, the library, and the health office. A special thanks to the special people of special services. Mrs. Betty Ruffley Educational Media Specialist Mrs. Roberta Burns Mrs. Bernice Reade Mr. Charles Drewes Mrs. Maxine Samwick Speech Therapist Substitute Psychologist Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultant 36 ' I ' ll do it my way. ' Stop! In the name of love. Mrs. Karen Vinacour School Social Worker Mrs. Nancy Michenfelder School Nurse t Mrs. Elayne Bross School Nurse Mrs. Lorraine Baber Attendance Office Mrs. Barbara Ullom Job Placement Center 37 HELPING HANDS The Learning Resource Center pro- vides extra attention for those students who need it. It also aids students with their major subjects. One of the LRC rooms gives students time to work on their homework assignments given in their other classes, in addition to the work given by the LRC teachers. The other LRC is slightly more structured, and works on a more one to one basis. Miss Diane Verlangeri Special Education Miss Linda Schweitzer Special Education Mrs. Marianne DiAlossio Basic Skills Mrs. Inez Grosso Basic Skills Mrs. Kim Christman Special Education Miss Beth Herman Special Education Miss Suzanne Simpson Basic Skills Miss Sandra Earl Special Education 38 SECRETARIAL STAFF j Mrs. Joan Esposito Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Beverly Haidle Secretary to the Asst. Principal Mrs. Dorris Bozykowski Clerical Staff Media Center Mrs. Joan Capizzano Mrs. Marguerite Lazaro Mrs. Margaret Miller Mrs. Frances Murray Clerical Staff Clerical Staff Secretary to Director Clerical Staff Guidance Office Guidance Office Guidance Health Office Mrs. Ann Naporan Mrs. Elizabeth Soos Mrs. Hilde Springer Mrs. Nicolina Witt Clerical Staff Library Aide Clerical Staff Clerical Staff Media Center Main Athletic Offs. Guidance Office 39 CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr. Carlton Browne Mr. Nicholas Augelletta Mr. Robert Buddenhagen Mr. Carmine Cinicola Mr. James Coyle Mr. Garland Friezer Mr. Leonard Gerber Mr. Richard Kaminski Mr. Anthony Kukis Mr. Henry Lieb Mr. George Millar Mr. Thomas Rafferty Mr. Angelo Salardino Mr. Charles Spencer Mr. Michael Stojka Mr. Alan Vaughan CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Mrs. Clara Papadiskos Mrs. Fannie Crossett Mrs. Virginia Vel Conte Mrs. Carrie Marter Mrs. Lena Morreale Mrs. Pat Scannelli Mrs. Lorraine Schnell Mrs. Christine Spano 40 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 41 s T (I D E N T C O a N C I L 1st Row: Dianne Stearns, Karen Apicella, Karen Rose, Linda Seymour, Amy Keill, Katie Bernstein, Joanne Ellenberger, Lisa Schnee, Leesa Bernstein, Debbie Beyer. 2nd Row: Bill Cheney, Louie Jenkins, Ken Dietz, Brandt Feurstein, Doug Torborg. 3rd Row: Paul Patrone, Parish Powell, Bob Edwards, Dianne Cohn, Craig Kobrin, Karen Gross, Martina Brunnacker, Kim Singer, Eric Wolf, Jared Fleischer, Fred Israel. 1st Row: Chris Dooley, Julie Smith, Brian Dailey, Erin Clark, Steven Burton, Marc Bruckner, John Dahmen, Jeff Ginsberg, Andrea Wilson Michael DeVito, Carol Pedro, Linda Fernicola, Ellen Friedman. The Student Council is an organization whose primary design is to function as a coordinating unit between the school administration and the student body. The Council puts into force the regulations of the ad- ministration wherein they are involved and enacts legislation deemed beneficial to the student body. The students of Jonathan Dayton Regional High School take part in school and Council affairs in order to increase the stature of the school and bring about better relations be- tween the Council and the student body, faculty and administration. President: Jay Rappaport Vice-President — Matt Kuperstein Secretary — Karen Teltsher Treasurer — Davy Zoneraich Advisor — Mrs. Cusumano 1st Row: Karen Teltsher, Mrs. Cusumano. 2nd Row: Matt Kuperstein Jay Rappaport, Davy Zoneraich. 42 KEY CLUB: STRENGTHEN FROM WITHIN The 1983 Key Club Do actions speak louder than words? For the Key Club, a service organization which aids both the school and community, the answer is YES!! Keeping in line with this year ' s international theme, Strengthen From Within, the club has sponsored numerous fund raising activities cam- paigns, with all proceeds going to charity organizations. The most successful fund raising activity was a Leukemia Bowl-A-Thon raising over $3900. The highlight of the year for Key Clubbers is the N.J. District Convention held from April 15- 17, at Tamiment Lodge in the Poconos. Year after year, the Key Club prides itself on receiving numerous achievement awards and this year ' s Club officers hope to place well in the Single Achievement awards and the divisional Awards. Wednesday is Sundae at the Key Club. i, i A real interesting meeting. Donna Silver collects funds for Leukemia. 43 1 st Row: Kelly Stewart, Denise Campion, Monica Battic, Capt. — Chris Martino, Julie Magers, Denine Martino, Lisa Basile. 2nd Row: Capt. — Linda Seymour, Co Capt. — Laura Sharkey, Elinor Sadin, Michelle Steir, Mary Leigh Muriello, Kathy Beyer, Dathy McCormick, Laura Brown, Jr. Drum Majorette — Gayle Grabinski, Sr Drum Majorette — Cindy Caivano, Renee Kolmell, Lori Hagey, Patricia Spang, Christina Cross, Leslie Mathews, Patricia Yee, Lori Masiello, Leslie Rich. 3rd Row: Michelle Saraka, Kim Fischer, Barbara Herrmann, Nancy Pracht, Brian Miske, Bruce Lefkowitz, Andrew Jenkins, John Seeman, Ryan Lake, John Agey, Skip Dietz 4th Row: Stephanie Federovitch, Lori Melman, George Zacieracha, Kevin McGraffe, Steven Melman, Lauren Arnold, Beth Olarsch, Kecia Murray, Louis Fineberg, Sandra Mattick, Susan Miske, Billy Briggs, Kim Condon, David Dietz. 5th Row: Scott Krumholz, Amy Kantrowitz, Dara Morris, Jessica Drood, Marc Bruckner, Chery Rubin, Karen Fiszer, Allan Tolarski, Julie Maas, Jeff Lipton, Mary Pat Parducci, Beth McGloughlin, Steven Agey, Maurice Misteranko. One more step and I ' ll shoot, exclaims Julie Magers. Kathy Beyer, John Agey, and Lisa Basil exhibit their talents on the field. 44 COME FOLLOW THE BAND The Jonathan Dayton Marching Band main- tained it ' s tradition of musical excellence and marching and maneuvering ability during this year ' s fall competition season. Under the stu- dent leadership of Senior Drum Majorette Cindy Gaivano and Junior Drum Majorette Gayle Grabinski, the marching band enjoyed another successful marching season in the Tournament of Bands marching circuit placing first place in two competitions, second place in five competi- tions and a respectable third place in the Atlan- tic Coast Championship held this year in Ben Salem, Pa. Trophies were won by the band for best band front, high marching and maneuvering scores and high music. The biggest and best T.O.B. contest ever held at our school was held this year and included eighteen participating marching bands. What ' s on my feet, cries Cindy Caivano? Denise Campion and Denine Martino practice with their rifles. S It , The many talents of Chris Martino. The three musketeers — Mary Pat Parducci, Stephanie Federovitch and Susan Miske. Susan Bailey and her magic flute. 45 REGION ALOGUE 1 983 The purpose of the Regionalogue staff is to design, create, and produce the 1983 Yearbook. The work is done during a regular class, which runs for the first semester only. The students are divided into groups and each group is given a special project. The projects consist of designing a certain number of pages, selecting and cropping the pic- tures and finally, transcribing the pages on special sheets. The projects are grad- ed o n their overall appearance and originality. The yearbook staff, with the help of their advisor, Mr. Cafone, works to achieve a yearbook that will be treasured for years to come. Mot Pictured: Janna Bernstein, Maryann Branco, Lisa Greenberg, Diane Hvizdak, Julie Mass, Julie Magers, Lori Ostenfeld, Jill Korey, Kathy Rickhauser, Darlene Robertson, Yael Rubenanko, Carol Valentino, Carol Valentine, Lisa Schnee, Karen Shapiro, Laura Sharkey, Jennifer Siman, Lisa Siman, Abbe Uchitel, Debbie Beyer. 1st Row: Advisor John Cafone, Angela Pinos, Leesa Bernstein, Donna Bain, Tina Apicella, Fran Sharkey Michael Danberg. 2nd Row: Glenn Delaney, Lisa Vargas, Robyn Zirkel, Michael Silverman, Jon Lesnik. 3rc Row: Brian Dailey, Barry Sturm, Laura Bailey, Kathy Price, Cathy Musto. 4th Row: Davy Zoneraich, Barbarj Petitti, Karen Flynn, Susan Bailey, Donna Baltus, Shirley Salemy. Shirley Salemy and Yael Rubenanko discuss which pictures they should use for the layout. Jay Rappaport convinces Robyn Zirkel to sell more year book ads. Donna Baltus and Davy Zoneraich try to think of some funny captions. 46 THE DAYTON JOURNAL Top Row: Matt Gilleson, Davy Zonench, Jay Rappaport, Jon Silverman, Mrs. Julie Latzer, Ronald Kravitz. Middle Row: Jon Lesnick, Drew Greely, Leslie Meskin, Jeff Lifshultz, David Gold, Fred Israel, Milton Smith, Julie Smith. Front Row: Michael Danberg, Iren Assad, Ranit Shriky. Financial Editor The Dayton Journal is a very important part of our school. Every month the staff strives to bring to students of Jonathan Dayton an inform- ative and interesting account of the month. The Journal ' s pages are filled with news events, social happenings, puzzles, comments from fellow students, and feature articles. This year the Dayton Jour- nal is better than ever with the help of the 1982-83 editorial staff. The editors consist of Editor-in-chief David Gold Mews Editor Vincent Van Pelt Editorial Page Editor — Milton Smith; Features Editor — Jon Lesnik; Sports Editor — Drew Creoley; Photography Editor — Mike Danburg; Art Editor — Mike Silverman; Business Editor — Rosanna Koster; Fred Israel; Secretary — Leslie Meskin; and Faculty Advisor — Mrs. Julia Latzer. fr ■  :;:- miak -1 Mrs. Latzer and Fred Israel count the ads for the next Journal. David Gold and Vinnie Van Pelt check the layout. 47 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bottom Row: Michele Steir, David Gold, Bonnie Weinberg, Karen Fiszer. Top Row: Jon Silverman. John Alder, Davy Zoneraich, Yael Rubanenko, Jay Rappaport, Arlene Westermann, Shirley Salemy, Beth Mortimer, Mike Danberg. THE NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society, an organization sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principles, pro- vides commendation for superior students. Students eligible for the National Honor Society must exhibit outstanding ability throughout high school. The students are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The criteria for membership is that a student must maintain a 3.5 or better scholastic average while also receiving favorable recommendations from teachers based on the above qualification characteristics. The society also provides a free tutoring service for Dayton students having any academic difficulty. President: David Gold Vice President: Michele Steir Secretary: Karen Fiszer Treasurer: Bonnie Weinberg Advisors: Mrs. Anita Lania and Ms. Irene Sikorski 48 EXECUTIVE SEARCH ) The Executive Search Club, a fairly new program, consists of students from the Accounting II class. The club ' s advisor is Mr. Julius Rossi. The members ' main purpose is to help people who are less fortunate. An example of the Club ' s activities is the an- nual Christmas Sharing is Caring program in which half of the food made is given to needy families. The club tries to service students in the school filing income tax returns. Also, an annual field trip is taken to the New York Stock Exchange and guest speakers from the Business world are provided to the class. In the future, the club hopes to achieve a greater standard in helping the community and the student body. Club Advisor: Mr. Rossi Standing, (L to R): Mike Scuderi, Ron Kravitz, Lisa Schnee, Ricky Julian, Robyn Zirkel, Dominick Giovanni, Donna Keller, Kenny Deitz, Fawn Fusco, Doreen McCrossan, Joan Citro. Seated, (L to R): Mr. Rossi, Steven Deitz, Dawn Trivett, Doug Clarke. 49 FRENCH CLUB The 1983 French Club was composed of a majority of underclassmen this year. Their fund raiser was selling note pads and pens, and was very successful. The major event of the year for the French Club was the International Dinner where they all prepared French food. The Club was very active in National Foreign Language Week, in order to encourage new membership. Advisor Miss Fahrmann Back Row, (L to R): David Krell, Dianne Cadden, Denise Campion, Ranit Shiriky, Thea Winarsky. Front Row, (L to R): Jennifer Karady, Betsy Burnett, Iren Assaad. 50 GERMAN CLUB ■ H BI 1st Row: Kathy Meixner — Treasurer, Debbie Behr — Co-President, Noreen Rothfuss — Co-Pres., Petra Schweizer — Secret .. y. 2nd Row: Robert Weimer, Marc Lapore, Robert Daniels — Vice Pres., Jenni Weinberg, Jessica Drood, Maria Furner, Kaushik Mittra 3rd Row: Cindy Schneider, Frau Oberding, Rachel Gural Wayne Hettenbach, Martina Brunnacker, Doug Tortorelli. David Rockman. Stacey Jellinek, Kevin Bowen, Jim Schmidt, Sue Zavodny The two main goals of the German Club are to promote German culture and to have fun the German way. This year the club members have certainly achieved these goals! Led by Frau Ober- ding, the faculty advisor, the club par- ticipates in a wide variety of activities. In October, the club held their annual Octoberfest to celebrate the beginning of fall. A St. Nickolaus Party, field trips to German speaking areas, fund raisers and folk dancing are all part of the club ' s plans. One of the major highlights of the year is the Beer Drink- ing Contest, which, unfortunately, club members only consume Root Beer! German students who have achieved a 3.6 average in German and a 3.0 average in all other subjects are eligible for membership in the German National Honor Society. These members also participate in all the various activities the club has to offer. Robert Daniels — Vice President, Martina Brunnacker Barbara Herrmann — Secretary Treasurer. President, Petra Schweizer, Kathy Meixner, Maria Furner. hot Pictured: 51 HEBREW CLCIB Top Row, (L to R): Beth Olarsch, Ranit Shriky, Mitchel Steir, Mark Singer. Bottom Row: Karen Rose, President Thea Winarsky. This year the Hebrew Club participated in many interesting and exciting activities that were made possible by their fundraiser which featured a watch sale emphasizing the theme of time. Also planned were trips to the Jewish Museum in New York City and to the show Joseph and his Technicolor Dream Coat. The Hebrew Club also participated in the International Food Festival. This year was a great success according to Mrs. Eckman and the whole club. Club Advisor Mrs. Eckman 52 LATIN CLUB The Latin Club began the year with the greatest membership ever. Their fundraiser, which was a candy sale, proved to be very profitable. Other activities included a Saturnalia party in which members attended dressed in togas and sandals. New to the club this year is membership in the Junior Classical League, where several club members will attend conventions and compete in Latin aptitude tests. Mrs. Hedges, the club ' s advisor, is looking forward to the coming year. Bonam Fortunam, seniors. Club Advisor: Mrs. Hedges Bottom Row, Left to Right: Patricia Spang, Thomas Rachel, Steven Agey, Jennifer Siman, Stephanie Levine. 2nd Row: Ellen Westermann, Ab- by Gchitel, Lisa Siman, Kathy Edwards. 3rd Row: Steven Birnhak, Myles Carter, Laura Bailey, Douglass Maher, Wendy Wyckoff. 4th Row: George Zacieracha, Milton Smith, David Cole, Hilary Hafeken, Arlene Westermann. Not Shown: Katie Cushman, Charlie Frank, Adam Jacobs. Howard Maltalon, David Schneider, Elizabeth Schram, Mitchell Stein, Lisa Barre, Hal Levine, Julius Ceasar. 53 OKLAHOMA! O.K. Lisa Barre and Vincent Van Pelt m % v VW a |RK Kv ' HLyE v j£C iR 1 Pr a Oklahoma Cast List Aunt Eller Darlene Keller Curly Mark Shanaman Laurie Lauren Bruder Jud Fry John Maher Gertie Cummings Lisa Barre Ado Annie Donna Keller Will Parker Brian Dailey Ali Hakim Vincent Van Pelt Old Man Carnes Peter Feltman Slim Alan Souza Ike David Arnold Fred Gilon Rubanenko Dream Laurie Louise Apicella Virginia Bonnie Weinberg Kate Caitlin Haughey Cowmen and Farmers: David Dietz Marc Leonard Milton Smith Marc Baltuch Elisa Segal Laurie ' s Friends: Cheryl Sueskind Susan Bailey Beth Ann Barber Julie Smith Traci Spivak Erin Snow-Clark Liz Tromp Sue Marie Clement Elien Friedman Rachel Gural Jenny Karady Roseanna Koster Lisa Warner Beth Weinberg Amy Van Pelt Amanda Wycoff Randi Zirkel Julie Mac Farlane Leslie Meskin Kecia Murray Stacey Schneiderman Musical Director Mrs. Brenda Kay Stage Director Mr. John Cafone Choreographer Mrs. Cindy Smith Brian Dailey sweeps Donna Keller off her feet. 54 The guys practice the music for the play. Ruth Hopaluk: Musical Accompanist Lauren Bruder and Mark Shanaman argue over some lines. John Maher tries to concentrate on his lines. 55 BEWARE THE JERSEY DEVILS! The Indoor Guard is a group of talented girls who coordinate dance and equipment work in a musical routine. This year ' s Guard includes a flag line, and a rifle line. Lori Masiello is the flag sergeant, and Chris Martino is the sergeant of the rifle line as well as the captain of the Guard. Although the Guard is competing in a very difficult circuit, their talent and experience, as well as director Jeffrey Anderson ' s expertise, should insure their continued excellence. Laura Brown demonstrates her professionalism. Only practice makes perfect! Back, (I to r): Renee Kolmel, Kim Fisher, Mary Leigh Mauriello, Michelle Steir, Patti Spang, Lori Masiello, Sue Miske, Beth McLaughlin. Front (I to r): Denise Campion, Laura Brown, Lisa Basil, Chris Martino, Deneen Martino, Kelly Stewart, Patricia Yee, Nancy Pracht. 56 Peter Kornblum, Scott Prager, Bob Edwards, Vinny Van Pelt, Richie Wolsten The oldest club at Jonathan Dayton is the Chess Club under the direction of Richard Booher. Its members meet once a week and play each other for top rank. Dayton is a member of the Gnion County Chess League, and our top five players participate in tournaments they sponsor. This year ' s club was led by president Vincent Van Pelt. Bob Edwards, Vinny Van Pelt CHESS CLUB Richie Wolsten, Scott Prager 57 MUSIC TO OUR EARS THE WINTER CONCERTS The Dayton Quartet Multi-talented Alan Souza sings and plays the piano while Jenny Karady sings. Darlene Keller, Caitlin Haughey, Beth Weinberg, Liz Tromp and Brian Dailey. 58 The Jonathan Dayton Band. Bonnie Weinberg Lisa Barre sings while the rest of the choirs back her up. 59 SAY IT WITH . . . This year a new face was added to the Vocal Music Department when Ms. Brenda Kay took over the job of director. She provides to the students of our school with vocal and musical in- terests, an opportunity to improve upon their skills and to develop a deeper appreciation of all types of music. The vocal department is divided into three groups: Vocal Workshop, Concert Choir, and Chorale. These groups have the op- portunity to exhibit their talents through many concerts given throughout the year. When the students are not performing they are busy with various fund raisers such as a singing marathon, pumpkin sales, and an Elizabethean Madrigal Dinner. 1st Row: Amy Horn, Lisa Barre, Susan Hain, Ruth Steinberg, Dianne Lawler. 2nd Row: Donna Keller, Cheryl Suskind, Bonnie Weinberg, Jenny Karady, Robin Gillman, Darlene Keller. 3rd Row: Kurt Graham, John Alder, Alan Souza, Brian Dailey, Peter Feltman, John Maher. 4th Row: Chris Federico, David Reiter, Ricky Julian, Danny Connolly, Ed Hanbicki. Anne Buckley, Liz Tromp, Jaclyn Hvizdak. Rachael Gural 1st Row: Liz Tromp, Doreen Scioscia, Anne Buckley, Karen Apicella, Lauren Bruder, Beth Weinberg, Lisa Warner, Jenny Weinberg, Julie MacFarlane. 2nd Row: Sue Chesley, Fran Remillard, Nancy Klaskin, Jaclyn Hvizdak, Rachael Gural, Allison Schatz, Diane Isea, Sue Clement, Erin Snow, Vicki Anderson. 3rd Row: Gilon Rubenenko, Mark Baltuch, Russel Picut, Doug Maher. 4th Row: Tom Gillman, Steve Barison, Craig Morong, Mike Ruggeri, Tim Benford, Bob Sadtler. 60 . . . MUSIC 1st Row: Tara Shoemaker, Randi Zirkel, Sheri Gold, Linda Fernacola, Katie Cushman, Roseanne Caiazzo, Lucia Vietro, Laura Bass. 2nd Row: Nancy Rosenbauer, Cynthia Moser, Caitlin Haughey, Kristin Raamot, Kecia Murray, Tracey Hayes. 3rd Row: Judy Schlosser, Denice McDonald, Cara Vignola, Dana Spivak, Jill Zimmerman, Stacy Schneiderman. Randi Zirkel and Catlin Haughey study their music for an upcoming concert. Brian Dailey, Vincent Van Pelt, and John Maher after a long rehearsal Vocal Workshop practices their singing. 61 V A R S I T Y C L a B President: David Gold Ingenious fund raiser: Mr. Marionni The 1983 Varsity Club had an assortment of productive fund raisers this year to raise money to buy the tradi- tional varsity letter jackets. Their big money raiser was the holiday package which included gift wrap, or- naments, placemats, cards, and key chains. This year the Club ordered a Rugger type shirt for those members who had not received a varsity jacket. The 1983 Varsity Club 62 Future Business Leaders of America, (FBLA) is a new club this year started by Mrs. Sherri Wen- droff. Consisting of about 25 students involved in a business course, this club helps them to learn more about the business world. Although the club hasn ' t been active enough to participate in business competitions, Mrs. Wendroff hopes this year ' s members will initiate more enthusiasm for next year ' s members. This year ' s plans include: a day trip to a business company, to see what is expected of you in the business world; a cookie sale, to raise money for the treasury; and in honor of secretary ' s day, refreshments for all secretaries of the school; and much more. Club of- ficers are President — Dawn Trivett, Vice-President — Fawn Fusco, Secretary — Donna Baltus, and Treasurer — Janice Travaska, whom all feel that the club is a good addition to Dayton ' s curriculum. F B L A Darlene and Cathy practice their business skills. FBLA members shown left to right, first row: Janice Travaska (Treasurer), Dawn Trivett (President), Fawn Fusco (Vice-President), Tina Reigner, Donna Baltus (Secretary). Second Row: Mary Oels, Jackie Glassen, Joanne Ellenberger, Linda Melkowitz, Darlene Robert- son, Laurie Tenaro, Cathy Rowley, Cindy Schneider. 63 CANDID CAMERA Without a photography staff, a yearbook would not be able to be produced. Special thanks are in order to an outstanding photography staff. Although many of us would prefer not to be surprised by the flash of a quick eyed photographer, As time goes by we will appreciate his or her work. For the memories that these pictures will bring to mind of our years at Dayton are priceless. Photography Editor . . Assistant to the Editor Michael Danberg Adam White 64 ITALIAN CLUB First Row: Rosanna Koster, Donna Tedesco, Louise Apicella, Joanne Centimore, Bianca Colantone, Kim Kostin, Michael Sabarese, Curtis O ' Steen. Middle Row: Vicki Cefferati, Ann Marie Cocchia, Deena Agrillo, Maria Apicella, Lisa D ' Achille, Carol Piedro, Susan Collyer, Phyllis Malito. Back Row: Joseph DiPalma, Theresa Clement, Erin Snow Clark, Kara Bogart, Adrian Marta, Richard Sabarese, Beth Fleming, Glen Monticello, Lenny Mariannino. Not Pictured: Tina Apicella, Barbara Petitti, Angela Lombardi, Elena Sansiviero, Josephine Torrisi. The Italian Club is composed of a group of students who study he language during the school year. The club, under the direction )f Mrs. Santilli, provides its members with additional exposure to he Italian culture. A special event in the Club ' s calendar is their annual Christmas arty. Each member prepares an Italian dish, and they enjoy lemonstrations in cultural song and dance. Through fund raisers during the year, the students collect noney to sponsor a cultural trip in the spring. This trip permits he students to familiarize themselves with the Italian aspects of ur country. Hey! Bring back the plate of baked ziti! 65 ALL THE WORLD IS A STAGE The dra ma club, as always, gives students opportunities to learn and display various acting skills on and off the stage. Most of the members in the club are in- volved with the school ' s productions. Hav- ing active membership in the drama club, involvement in plays or work behind scenes often leads to admittance in the Na- tional Thespian Society. The society is established to honor those students who demonstrate outstanding achievement in the theater. The drama club is advised by Mr. Joseph Trinity. From Left to Right: Mark Shanaman, Ken Steinberg, Ellen Friedman, Brandt Feuerstein, Vinnie Vanpelt, David Dietz, Susan Bailey, Scott Hewitt, Nancy Pracht, Alan Souza, Wendy Tracy, Liz Tromp, and Laura Parmett. ' I ■ ■ i Susan Bailey, Vinnie VanPelt, Scott Hewitt, Brandt Feuerstein, Alan Souza, Laura Parmet I I Wendy works on the set. 66 STUDENT AUXILIARY Left to Right: Iren Assad, Jill Vecchione, Abbe Uchitel, Karen Fizer, Ranit Shriky, Anne St John. The Student Auxiliary is composed of about twenty girls from all four grades. Cinder the direction of Mrs. Eleanor Billig, the girls, in their familiar white hats, prevent confu- sion by directing students and parents at various school functions. Besides ushering at plays and musicals, the stu- dent auxiliary directs parents on Back to School Night, and incoming eighth graders at Freshman Orientation. So the next time you lose your way . . . look for the girl in the little white hat! Iren Assad and Jill Vecchione prepare to lead the way! 67 WHO . . . On November 6, 1982, The Butler Did It was presented by director, Mr. Joseph Trinity and stu- dent director, Ellen Freedman. This unravelling murder plot of a who dunnit was performed in Halsey Hall, with a setting in a New York theater. The cast members include Mark Shanamon as director of the play within the play; Laura Parmet as Mrs. Butler; the victim of the murder; Alan Souza, as butler of the Butler family; Susan Bailey as Victoria Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Butler; Scott Hewitt as the detective; and Brandt Feuer- stein as Mr. Butler. We would like to thank the cast for their hard work and the directors for their pa- tience that made The Butler Did It a success. Susan Bailey thinks, I really don ' t care who dunnit! ' ' Hello Jenny? Is this 867-5309? asks Mark Shanamon. Scott Hewitt wonders where his next line is. 68 DUNNIT? Wait a minute, did I forget something? wonders Laura Parmet. Susan Bailey, Alan Souza, and Scott Hewitt listen intensely to what Laura Parmet is reading. ' Hey Alan, you skipped a line! exclaims Mark Shanamon. Brandt Feuerstein determined to find out who dunnit. 69 s p A N I S H C L a B The Spanish Club has gone international! Planned this year were an International Picnic which went over very well. Several clubs join- ed in games and ate authentic foods prepared by club members. Other plans included the International Dinner and a trip to see the Broadway Show Evita. This was all made possible by their candy fund raiser. Miss Eps- tein, the club ' s advisor feels that this year was a fun and enjoyable one. Miss Epstein plans the club ' s next activity. Christine Reilly, Karen Fiszer, Rosanne Koster, Rochelle Smith, Margaret Taylor, Sandra Tavaska, Judy Schlosser, Lynn Kuczera, Robin Lifshultz, Leslie Meskin, Lisa Cook, Allison Turley, Miss Epstein, Jill Vecchione, Petra Schweitzer, Lisa Mortenson, Denise Bruschi. 70 rj p? 1st Row: Hilary Hafeken, Michael Berliner, Brandt Feuerstein, Danny Klein. 2nd Row: Karen Fiszer, Jill Vecchione, Lisa Mortensen, Donna Bain, John Zucker, Mark Leonard. 3rd Row: Bethann Mortimer, Tina Apicella, Angela Pinos, Jon Silverman, Bruce Lefkowitz, Jay Seigel, Michael Danberg. The Spanish National Honor Society consists of students with a 3.5 average in Spanish and 3.0 average in all other subjects. Their plans this year included the establishment of a tutoring service for Spanish students, the publication of several issues of their newspaper, La Bila, a poster con- test for foreign language week, and participation in the Inter- national Dinner. The officers consisted of President — Brandt Feuerstein, Vice President — Michael Berliner, Secretary — Hilary Hafeken, and Treasurer — Danny Klein. The advisor, Mr. Farrell, considered this year to be both educational and fun. Mr. Farrell discusses important club business with Mike Berliner and Dan Klein. SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 71 NAME THAT TUNE! The Jazz Ensemble is a way for the musicians in our school to continue per- forming after marching band season is over. Because it is a small group, the members are able to concentrate on on- ly playing jazz music and on improving their musical abilities. The jazz ensem ble is divided into four groups: the sax- ophones, the woodwinds, the brass, and the percussions. The group has the op- portunity to perform more challenging selections than the concert band. They hold their performances outside of Jonathan Dayton with the help of Mr. Jeffrey Anderson, their advisor. • I  1st Row: Beth Olaesch, Kim Condon, Mark Shanaman. Kevin McGrath. 2nd Row: Jeff Lipton, John Seeman, George Zachocie, Skip Dietz, Beth McLaughlan, Mary Pat Parduchi. Practice makes perfect! Beth McLaughlan and Karen Fiszer take practice very seriouslv 1st Row: Skip Dietz, Jeff Lipton, Scott Krumholz, Kim Condon, Kevin McGrath. 2nd Row: Mary Pat Parduchi, John Seeman, Karen Fiszer, Beth McLaughlan, Beth Olarsch, George Zachoria. Jeff Lipton and John Seeman concentrate as hard as they can. 72 SPORTS r - ■ M 73 DAYTON TUMBLERS DO IT AGAIN . . . Back Row, L. to R.: Cindy Terry-Meisner, Joanna Circelli, Deanna Campos, Carmela Carpenter, Lorraine Masias, Terri Delorme. Front Row, L. to R.: Mindy Zitomer, Joanne Fusco, Linda Anagnos, Karen Rose (Captain), Gina Pashaian, (Co-Captain), Carol Carpenter. The 1982 season was an all around success for the Jonathan Dayton gymnasts. The team worked very hard to achieve their record of 13 wins and 5 losses. The girls worked their way up to the playoffs and placed fifth in the Bulldog Invitational Tournament and third in the Union County Tournament. The coaches, Howard Cushnir and Larry Guarino, assisted the girls in their outstanding season. Captain Karen Rose and co-captain Gina Pashian contributed to the team with their enthusiasm and showmanship throughout the season. Hopefully, the team will do as well in future years as they did this year. Con- gratulations Girls! 74 Carol Carpenter Linda Anagnos Karen Rose 75 82, 83, SET AND HERE COME THE BULLDOGS! The Impossible Dream: Try to get by 75, Matt Kuperstein. Mike McNany, Ron Martignetti, Kyle Hudgins, Pat Esemplare, Anthony Castellani, Joe Roessner, and Nick D ' Achille show their better sides. No one can catch All-State 88, Kyle Hudgins. 76 HIKE! Last year ' s history making season was a hard act to follow, but under new coach Anthony Policare, the football team fought to rekindle the Bulldog flame; that of success. The Bulldogs did just that, ending the fall season with a solid record of 5-3-1. Team leaders Kyle Hudgins, Anthony Castellani, Joe Roessner, Pat Esemplare, Matt Kuperstein, Nick D ' Achille, and junior Ron Martignetti, led the force of strength with outstanding vigor, stamina, and skill. The final victory against a new Turkey Day opponent, state ranked Hillside, iced the cake of a season marked with perseverence, pride, togetherness, and most of all ... SUCCESS. JD OPP 7 David Brearly 7 New Providence 17 20 Bound Brook 7 Middlesex 6 7 North Plainfield 7 16 Ridge 23 27 Governor Livingston 8 27 Manville 21 Hillside First and what??? asks Nick D ' Achille. A jh A A A A JE0 f - r . . -. -  r VG Left to Right: P. Esemplare, J. Roessner, K. Murray, A. Karr, D. Matysek, K. Hudgins, N. D ' Achille, M. Kuperstein, A. Castellani, J. Vogel, J Sefack, M. McNany, M. Baranek, T. Apicella, D. Gigantino, J. Baber, C. Kobrin, R. Martignetti, B. Walsh, M. Nicholson, R. Policastro, E. Kisch, A Romano, T. Walker, C. Hernandez, G. Booker, D. Cole, D. Klinger, S. Feldman, P. Powell, K. Wissel, S. Levitt, T. Verducci, P. Stieve, E. Hayes, M Dooley, V. Castellani, G. Aitelli, G. Cote, J. Fischer, C. Hedrick. 77 HOMECOMING ' 82 . . . The Fall Festival this year really exemplified the school spirit of the freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The Halloween Pep Rally kicked off the Fall Festival, where each class was judged on their spirit and enthusiasm. Next came the banner painting contest, in which the sophomores won. Highlighting the Fall Festival was the hall decorating contest, whereby the seniors showed the most talent and creativity and took first place. Following this exciting week was the annual Homecoming Dance which was held on November 19th. The finalists were introduced early in the evening and at 10:30 p.m. the winners were announced. Kyle Hudgins was crowned Mr. Regional, while the other Mr. Regional finalists were Pat Esemplare, Joe Roessner, Ron Fusco, Henry Largey, and Dan Connolly. The Homecoming Queen finalists included Karen Flynn, Barbara Petitti, Yael Rubanenko, Terri Scelfo, and Linda Seymour. Joanne Ellenberger was crowned Homecoming Queen and her court was Karen Apicella (84), Carmella Carpenter (85), Joanne Centimore (86), and not to forget the senior court jester, Charlie Colline. The following Wednesday, November 24, Dayton ' s annual Thanksgiving Day Pep Rally took place. Each class was allowed five minutes to present a skit. Once again the students showed their enthusiasm and school spirit. Unfortunately there can only be one winner and the fall competition ended with the seniors in first place. Miss Duke and her cheerleaders spent many hours organizing and preparing for this fall competition. All their hard work and effort paid off as the Fall Festival was enjoyed by all. Homecoming Queen Joanne Ellenberger and Mr. Regional Kyle Hudgins. LID mmmmm Lisa DeLuca, Jodi Nelson, Lisa Jackson, and Laurie Tennaro: The Dayton Rockettes?! The Seniors show their spirit at the Thanksgiv- ing Pep Rally. 78 AND THE WINNER IS . . . The winning sophomore banner larianne Branco kicks up her heels in delight. Matt Gilsenan, Peter Grett, Craig Morong, and Ricky Julian say, 1, 2, 3 . . . CHEESE! ' 79 Back, L. to R.: Henry Largey, Mike Boland, Walter Clarke, Doug Torborg, Peter Grett, Ricky Julian, David Gold, Anthony Millin, John Begleiter, Jay Rappaport, Mitch Levine. Front, L. to R.: Jared Fleischer, Angelo Palumbo, Jack Zotti, Andrew Grett, Paul Centamore, Steven Katowitz, Joe Blanda, Robert Sokohl. Missing: Brian Lerner. 80 The 1982 Varsity Soccer Team finished their season with an im- pressive 12-6-2 record. The team got to a quick start, winning seven of their first eight games. Their greatest victory was their 4-2 win over then undefeated New Providence. The Bulldogs were defeated in County Tournament play by Gover- nor Livingston, although only by a score of TO. However, they later overcame Hackettstown in the first round of the States. Their season ended with a nailbiting 4-3 loss to Madison, who went on to become the Group II Allstate Champions. This year ' s team was captained by two four-year varsity players, Henry Largey and Andrew Grett. Lead scorer Largey claimed 21 season goals and a career record of 66. Star golaie Grett pulled 11 shutouts, totalling 34 during his career. The captains and their team of spirited, talented players finished with a successful and memorable season. JD 3 North Plainfield 3 Ridge 2 Hillsborough 2 David Brearley 1 Governor Livingston 5 Somerville 4 Middlesex 4 New Providence Millburn 5 North Plainfield 2 Ridge Union Catholic 1 New Providence 1 David Brearley Governor Livingston 1 Governor Livingston 8 Middlesex 2 Arthur L. Johnson 2 Hackettstown 3 Madison Andrew Grett Guards Our Net. A KICK IN THE GRASS 81 GET A KICK OUT OF SOCCER Bottom Row: Kathy Price, Lisa Wood, Kathy Rickerhauser, Linda Fernicola, Kim Rickerhauser, Sandy Kadesh. Second Row: Mario Cod- dington, Rachel Gural, Lucia Vietro, Jean Dachnowitz, Gloria Catulli, Michelle Coddington, Lisa Geraghty. Top Row: Kathy Meixner, Debbie Grett, Darlene Keller, Donna Keller, Petra Schwitzer, Denise Brushi, Patty Kelly, Nancy Klaskin. Coach Krupp trying to decide what Patty Kelly and Rachel Gural are doing. Darlene Keller keeping her eye on the ball. 82 This year the Girl ' s Varsity soccer team had some outstanding elements throughout the season. The Tri-Captain system of Kathy Rickerhauser, Kathy Price, and Lisa Wood proved effective for the beginning of the season. Strong play was also ex- hibited by Junior Patty Kelly and Sophomores Michelle Coddington and Kathy Meixner. They helped lead the team to it ' s first victories. Seniors Donna and Darlene Keller played well defensively to help keep Dayton in the advantage position. In the goal, Senior Noreen Rothfuss kept many threatening shots out of the goal. The team began rolling at the beginning of the season by beating Hillside and Chatham. The team performed well throughout the whole season. Lisa, Nancy, and Donna play ring around Darlene. Kathy Rickerhauser preparing for take-off. Noreen Rothfuss kicks the ball with her best foot forward. 83 RACE FOR THE GOLD 1st: Nancy Qaglio, Tracy Biber, Shirley Salemy, Beth Ann Mortimer, Laura Richter, Tracy Spivack. 2nd: Tracey Karr, Sandy Brenner, Nan- cy Rosenbauer, Kathy Drummond, Caitlin Haughey, Trish Rosenbauer. 3rd: Ellen Westerman, Mary Pat Parducci, Amy Kiell, Cindy Mozer, Margaret Taylor, Lisa Mortensen, Shannon Kiley. The Girls ' Cross Country Team experienced its most successful season this year. The girls practiced hard throughout the season and this dedication paid off; the team displays an undefeated dual meet record of 1 1-0. The Girls ' Cross Country Team is the Mountain Valley Conference Champions and the North Jersey Section II Group II Champions. The girls finished second in the Union County Champion- ship Meet and qualified for the Meet of Champions for the first time in Dayton history by placing second in the Group II State Championship Meet. Juniors Laura Richter and Mary Pat Parducci together held the number one spot all season. They were followed closely by freshman Tracy Biber. Captains Beth Mortimer and Shirley ran in positions four and five respectively and were followed by juniors Traci Karr, Nancy Gaglio and Sandy Brenner. Also running well were Kathy Drummond, Amy Keill, Lisa Mortenson, Traci Spivack, Margaret Taylor, Ellen Westermann and freshmen Caitlin Haughey, Shanon Kiley, Cindy Mozer and Nancy Rosenbauer. Coach Bill Jones looks forward to next year with the return of ma ny runners. A new type of chorus line. 84 RUNNING WILD 1st Row: Mitch Cutler, Bruce Oberhand, Michael Knox, Andrew Sadin, David Murray. 2nd Row: Joe Colatruglio, Chris Schramm, Tom Jackson, Joe Melkowitz, Dan Connolly, Kipp Levinson, Jim Shohan. 3rd Row: Brian Moran, Nick Rugger, Herb Foster, Tom Lausten, Sal Colatruglio, Jim Stieve. A relatively inexperienced squad could not stop the Boys ' Cross Country Team from maintaining their standard of ex- cellence. The boys display a dual meet record of twelve wins and two losses. The team finished second in the North Jersey Section II Group II Championship Meet which qualified them for the Group II State Championship Meet. Captains Dan Connoly and Mitch Cutler led the team to their victories. Other seniors turning in excellent times were Sal Col- atruglio, Herb Foster, Jim Stieve and Mark Stieve. Also running well were Tom Lauston, Joey Melkowitz and freshman Tom Jackson. Coach Martin Taglienti looks forward to next year with several returning runners. I love running this much. shouts Dan Conolly. 85 IN TENNIS . . . LOVE MEANS NOTHING! This year the girls tennis team had a successful season, with a 13-7 record and placing third in the county tournament. The team had a very strong starting line-up with freshman Liz Schramm, who led the team with very strong play. Also, Junior Linda Hockstein at second singles had an excellent season being undefeated in dual match play. Linda and Liz both placed second in the Union County Tour- nament. The remaining line-up consisted of Alison Keehn at third singles who later rotated with Barbara Petitti at first doubles. Junior Janie Ginsberg held down the other first doubles spot with consistent play. A rotating system was used for se- cond doubles this year with Alisa Seigal, Vicki Anderson, and Sharon Kutsop. Coach Jasinsky was pleased with the team ' s overall record and looks forward to a very promising season next year. 1st Row, Left to Right: Alison Keehn, Shari Zisman, Barbara Petitti, and Elizabeth Schram. 2nd Row: Janie Ginsberg, Linda Hockstein, Jennifer Feinsod, Vicki Anderson, Sharon Kutsop, Elisa Segal. A puzzled Elizabeth Schram says what kind of tennis balls were those. Linda Hockstein — half bird and half woman. 86 Janie, exclaims Barbara Petitti, turn around they ' re taking our picture. Jeepers, Creepers; Alison, where did ya get those peepers? Which way to the courts? 87 WE ' VE GOT THE SPIRIT. . . Cheerleading not only consists of cheering, but also the attempt of bringing high spirit into the halls of J.D.R.H.S. It all began with the long hard practices and preparation for the spirit building activities. With the help of our advisors, Miss Linda Duke, Miss Sandy Earl, and Miss Vicky Novak, the fall festival was once again a success. Cheerleading became a six day a week activity. Before the season started no one relaized how much time and dedication were needed to keep the spirit alive. We all anxiously awaited the Thanksgiving day game, despite the fact that it would end the fall season, and for the seniors it would end their football, soccer, and cheerleading experiences. It was a lot of hard work but who ever said work couldn ' t be fun!!! And we did have fun!!! L. to R.: Roseann Wioland, Donna Baltus, Lisa Vargas, Robyn Zirkel, Laura Bailey, Joanne Ellenberger (Capt). 2nd: Karen Flynn (Co-Capt.), Lisa Barre, Lisa Jackson, Donna Com- marato. 3rd: Michele Esposito, Karen Apicella, Mary Ventura, Laura Stancoti. Michele Esposito gets ready for take off!! Watch Joanne Ellenberger make like Peter Pan. Left, Center, Right . . . Clap! A face only a mother could love?! Donna Baltus exclaims, What cheer is this? 88 SO LET ' S HEAR IT! Once again the cheerleaders had a busy season organizing many spirit-building activities. Unlike previous seasons the team consisted of eleven squad members and seven alternates. Also with a cut across the board, a number of games were eliminated, easing the hectic sports schedule. Instead of cheering six nights per week, the cheerleaders cheered three nights per week and an occasional Saturday game. The secret success of the 1982 Winter season was a close knit bond that has formed between squad members. Through hard work and dedication the cheerleaders have excelled in their strengths and con- quered their weaknesses. The moments were temporary but the memories will last forever . . . ' We got power, we got pride, we got Michelle and Karen on our side. Dayton Cheerleaders say hello! 89 SHOOT TO THE HOOP Bottom Row, Left to Right: Jimmy Price, Glenn Delaney, Kyle Hudgins, Ron Fusco, Timmy Walker. Second Row, Left to Right: Coach Raymond Yanchus, Chris Federico, Chris Knierim, Michael McNany, Michael Graziano, Glenn Booker, Drew Greely, Eric Wolf, Jim Fallon, Coach Dennis Fox. Chris Federico going up for two points. Quick dribbling by Jimmy Price. 90 The boys ' basketball team jumped to a good start this year, being 7-1 after the first 8 games. Coach Yanchus is enthusiastic that the team will reach both the state and county tournaments. The bulldogs offense is paced by Jim Price who is averaging nineteen points a game, and by the quickness of Ron Fusco. On the defensive end Timmy Walker and Kyle Hudgins are pulling down rebounds to spark their winning streak. Michael Grazianno, the remaining starter fills in all the gaps, and seeing that he is only a sophomore Dayton will see him in the future. All in all the BULLDOGS are anticipating an excellent season. Kyle Hudgins concentrates on an important foul shot. Ron Fusco in control. Timmy Walker jumping center to open the game. 91 THE GIRLS OF THE COURT The girls ' basketball team has begun it ' s most impressive season this year. Although they started the season with two tough games the girls have not lost their determina- tion. There are also signs of con- siderable improvement in the win- loss column. The lady bulldogs are enthusiastic about the remainder of the season and with key play from Linda Hockstein, Traci Karr, Kathy Drummond. Kathy Meixner, Kathy Price, and Dawn Polhman, their hopes will be fulfilled. Coach Krupp, although optimistic, is encouraging the girls, and hopefully this will be their best season ever. Traci Karr, Kathy Drummond, Kathy Price, Linda Hockstein, Dawn Pohlman, Mr. Kiupp. Linda Hockstein soars into flight. Who ' s there? exclaims Kathy Meixner. 92 SWISH! lip +«im M MM - W r [III Now where ' s the Ball? asks Traci Karr. Watch out Kathy Drummond!!! Here they come. What are you talking about Krupp?? wonders Traci Karr, Kathy Meixner and Kathy Price. 93 STEPPING OUT . After returning from a very successful season last year, the 1982-83 Girls In- door Track team is aiming to surpass last year ' s accomplishments. With a large number of returning letterwinners, it looks as if their goals will surely be fulfilled. The team is led by Captains Beth Mortimer, Elinor Sadin, and Shirley Salemy. Together the talents of these girls cover most of the running events with Beth participating in the middle distances, Elinor in the sprints and hurdles, and Shirley running the distance races. The depth of the team is a major factor contributing to the team ' s success. In the hurdles, strength is provided by veterans Amy Kiell, Nancy Gaglio, Karen Apicella, and newcomer Diane Cohen. Covering the sprints are Sue Zavodny, Rochelle Smith, Kim Rickerhauser, and Laurie Melman. Middle distance runners consist of Ann Marie Cocchia, Margare t Taylor, Lisa Mortenson, Patty Kelly, and Sandy Brenner. Running the distance races are Laura Richter, Mary Pat Par- ducci, and Tracy Biber. Filling in with performances in the high jump are Donna Commarato and Karen Wnek, and in the shot put are Cathy Teitscheid and Robyn Lifshultz. The team has four dual meets scheduled and is looking forward to many ma- jor relay and invitational meets. Among these major competitions are the Holi- day Relays, Plainfield Invitational, Passarelli Invitational, Princeton Relays, County Relays and individual meet, and the highlight of the season, the State Relay and Individual meet. Elinor Sadin clears a hurdle. The 1982-83 Girls ' Indoor Track Team 94 TEARING UP THE TRACK Coach William Byrne has high hopes for the Boy ' s Indoor Track team this year. Even though they are a relatively young team, the boys have the potential to reach their goals of a successful season. The team is led by Captains Sal Colatruglio, Mitch Cutler, and Herb Foster. Sal and Herb cover the middle distance events, while Mitch concentrates on the distance races. Several other outstanding athletes add depth to the team. Seniors Ed Hanbicki and Andy Karr, along with underclassmen Jim Rau, Steve Borsellino, and Darren laione, cover the sprinting events. The hurdles are covered by juniors Mike Boland, Walter Clarke, Scott Viglianti and sophomore John Dahmen. The middle distance events are strengthened by senior Mark Stieve and freshman Philip Feuers- tein. The distance events are run by senior Jim Stieve and underclassmen Tom Lausten, Joe Melkowitz, Gary Francis and Tom Jackson. Covering the shot put are seniors Nick D ' Achille, Luca San- nino, and underclassmen Mark Baranek and Mark O ' Donnell. The team has several dual meets, relay meets, and invitational meets scheduled. The highlights of the season include the Holiday Relays, Plainfield Invitational, Passerelli Invitational, Princeton Relays, Coun- ty Relay and Invitational meet, and the State Invitational and Relay Meet. : , Mitchel Cutler shows his determination. The 1983 Boys ' Track Team 95 STRIKE ' EM DOWN The Bowling Team got off to a great start this year, compiling vic- tory after victory. The team is led by Dan Freedman, who is returning after a fabulous season last year. Coach Swedish began the season in an optimistic fashion because of the number of experienced bowlers who have returned. The team hopes to be a contender in the Union County Tournament with aspirations of get- ting a Lite Beer commercial. Left to Right: Mitch Cohen, Brian Moran, Dan Freedman, Greg GoodFriend, Jon Rubanstein. Not Pictured: Mike Suchomel, Sharon Kutsop, Timm Nugent. • if t • • i timv MIIH Iffjf H Rodney Dangerfield bowled here. Dan says I got you now Pinheads. Jon thinks, Looks like a strike. 96 GIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL The Girls ' Volleyball Team coached by Mr. Steve Fenton enjoyed a successful season. The team traveled to eleven away games and played in eight home games. The girls faced tough competition, their toughest being Columbia. Returning letter- man included seniors Sandy Albert and Noreen Rothfus as well as co-captains Arlene Westermann and Robin Brand. All the girls are optomistic about next year ' s season. l k 1st Row: Robin Brand, Sandy Albert, Noreen Rothfus, Arlene Westerman, Lynn Kuczera. 2nd Row: Coach Fenton, Beth Olarsch, Donna Skella, Michelle Grieco, Thea Winarsky. Noreen poses for a non-action shot. Sandy Albert shows us one of her moves. 97 IN THE SWIM For the first time in its existence, the Jonathan Dayton Swim Team had a separate girls ' and boys ' team. Still arising around 5 a.m. each day, both teams travel to the Union Boy ' s Club for long workouts, returning just in time to start school. Cinder the direction of head coach Howard Cushnir, the team members made up for their lack of experience through their determina- tion. Captains Lisa Jackson, Dominick Giovannone, and John Alder guided the teams to a respectable season. The key to success for Dayton swimmers has been a total commitment by senior swim- mers as well as several promising underclassmen. First Row: David Luckenbach, Dominick Giovannone, John Alder. 2nd Row: Ann Rybicki (mgr), John Fischer, Hal Levine, Wayne Hattenbach, George Markos, John Simon, Karen Flynn (mgr). 3rd Row: Peter Jaffe, Bob Alder, Bill Cieri, John Seaman. 1st Row: Ann Rybicki, Karen Flynn (managers), Lisa Jackson, Carol Heymann, Maureen Barisonek, Fran Boraczek. 2nd Row: Liz Tromp, Noreen Rothfuss, Racheal Gural, Jill Sciocia, Donna Keller, Mindy Zitomer. 98 GIRLS ' SOFTBALL The 1983 Girls ' Softball Team, led by Coach Howard Cushnir, had a strong team this year because of the dynamic returning players. Kathy Rickerhauser, Kathy Price, Ann Ryabicki, Marianne Branco, Lisa Wood and Amanda Wycoff all displayed outstan- ding talent and helped make a successful season. Although competition is always tough, through dedication, experience and hard work, Dayton Softball Girls always are a credit to the sports program. Jerri Gittes, Dawn Pahlman, Stacey Schneiderman Michelle Coddington Kathy Price 99 1st Row: Matt Dooley, Anthony Millin, Mike Berliner, Adam Jacobs, Jeff Ginsberg. 2nd Row: Coach Dave Cowden, Dan Freedman, Kip Levinson, Drew Greeley, Gary Schlager, Pete Sommer, Jimmy Lee. Gary Schlager shows off his stuff. Dan Freedman eagerly awaiting to return serve. 100 mm j RACQUETEERS This years ' Boys ' Tennis Team is once again expected to be a strong competitor in the Mountain Valley Conference. Coach Cowden is hop- ing for victories in the County and State Tournaments. Returning letter- man Mike Berliner, Dan Freedman, Pete Sommer, and Kip Levinson will help the team reach their goal for an outstanding season. Other upcom- ing players include Matt Dooley, Drew Greeley, Tony Millin, and Gary Schlager who will also help with this years ' season. Despite last years over-whelming success Coach Cowden looks forward to much im- pressive play along with many victories. Mike Berliner takes time out for a joke. A smashing serve by Kip Levinson. Pete Sommer ready for action. 101 UP AT BAT! Coming off a very successful 14-8 season, Coach Robert Lowe is very hopeful about the 1983 season. Solid team unity is the team ' s strong point along with a great desire and attitude. Returning letter- man, Torborg, Policastro, Fusco, Roessner and Esemplare should form a good nucleus and lead the team throughout the season. Good pitching, solid defense and a fine team attitude should make up for the lack of solid hitting. If the 1983 Baseball Bulldogs get off to a good start, experience and confidence will come quickly and it could be a very successful and rewarding season. Ed Kisch It ' s a bird, it ' s a plane, no, It ' s Joe Roessner. Ron Fusco 102 Pat Esemplare Doug Torborg 1983 Varsity Team Returning Letterman — Pat Esemplare — senior Ron Fusco — senior Joe Roessner — senior Doug Torborg — senior Rich Policastro — junior Promising Newcomers Scott Nagar — senior Chris Carpency — junior Jared Fleischer — junior Ed Kisch — junior Ed Marino — junior Tom Perrotta — junior Anthony Romano — junior Andy Rosenthal — junior Brett Walsh — junior Mike Graziano — sophomore Dan Klinger — sophomore Rich Policastro 103 SPRING . . . The Spring Girls Track Team had a very successful season this year due to the combined effort of returning seniors Elinor Sadin, Beth Mor- timer and Shirley Salemy. Strong efforts in distance were shown by Amy Kiell, Nancy Gaglio, Laura Richter, Mary Pat Parducci, Tracy Biber, and Sandy Brenner. In the shorter distances Linda Hockstein, Kim Rickerhauser, Donna Commarata, and Lori Melman showed excep- tional speed. W WflF) 1 f Qy|r J Jj l J$w [ £ FA p!- fl BETS Elinor Sadin and Dianne Cohn Tracy Biber, Laura Richter, Mary Pat Parducci Sue Zavodny and Kim Rickerhauser Margie Kurasy and (Jda Patch 104 TIME SPRINTERS Elinor Sadin, Shirley Salemy, Beth Mortimer N. F 1 F -- Shirley and Beth warm up. Karen Apicella, Nancy Qaglio 105 BOYS ' SPRING TRACK This year the Boy ' s Outdoor Track team is looking forward to a promising spring season under head coach Bill Byrne. Three returning lettermen, Sal Colatruglio, Mitch Cutler, and Herbert Foster, will captain the team. The boys face their toughest competiton in their first two meets this season against Bound Brook and Middlesex, where their talent and experience should lead them to success. Tom Jackson, Joe Melkowitz, Sal Colatruglio, Mitch Cutler Herbert Foster, Sal Colatruglio, Mark Stieve. Eddie Hanbicki 106 Mark Stieve in training. Brian Speer and John Dahmen practicing hurdles Tommy Jackson strides toward the finish line. Jim Melkowitz, Tom Lausten, Mitch Cutler, and Jim Stieve stop for a photo. 107 DAYTON GRAPPLERS Led by Coach lacono, the Dayton Regional Wrestling team finished the 82-83 Campaign with a 6 Win-8 Loss season. Despite the record, the Bulldogs had a number of strong efforts the Moun- tain Valley Conference. Co-Captains Anthony Castellani and Matt Kuperstein carried home most of the individual laurels with both boys winning state district cham- pionships. Matthew also won the Governor Liv- ingston Tournament for his second time. Matt also became Dayton ' s first Region III Champion since 1979. Junior Alfie Heckel placed third in District XII and runnerup in the County Championships. Coach Tony Policare brought some new ideas to the Regional Wrestling program which we hope will yield more champions in the future. 1 ■ft r l S Head Coach Rick lacono Back Row, (L to R): Anthony Castellani, Jack Vogel, Paul Steive, David Salsedo, Matt Kuperstein, Tony Apicella. Front Row, (L to R): Mike Wood, Mateo Locatelli, Vinnie Castellani, David Edelcreek, Alfie Heckel. 108 -- Tony Apicella pins opponent. 109 The 1983 Golf Team, under the direction of head coach Ray Yan- chus is anticipating a successful season. Captains David Lucken- bach and James Bennett are both experienced players. The team plays many of its matches on the Baltrusol Golf Club green, giving them a home course advantage. Practice and dedication combined with talent and experience will make Dayton a superior member of the Mountain Valley Con- ference golf circuit. GOLF David Luckenbach ■jjMt John Maul Keith Drexler Brandt Feurstein 110 UNDERCLASSMEN 111 Charlene Abate Denna Agrillo Annette Alfano Louise Apicella Maria Apicella Lauren Arnol d Beth Auer Theodore Balke Oznat Bar Steven Barison Maureen Barisonek Tracey Bacile Frank Basta Levent Bayrasli Philip Bell Timothy Benford Katharine Beyer Tracy Biber Steven Birnhak Meredith Blinder Anthony Boffa Francyne Boraczek Steven Borsellino Kevin Bowen Mark Brady Stacy Braunstein William Briggs Brian Bromberg Laura Brown Marc Bruckner Barbara Brumley A w Steven Burton MrH Eugenia Cacciatore j f 7 Deanna Campos J ! Patrick Cardinale v J Joseph Carrano r 112 OF 86 •!•••• v.. ' :::■■] Nyles Carter Christopher Carver Lawrence Casey Pascal Catullo Joanne Centamore Joseph Cieri Christina Clark Christopher Clemson James Clifford Mario Coddington Mitchell Cohen Susan Collyer Shane Connell Kristin Cushman George Debuhr Christopher Delorme Michael Devito David Dietz Donald Dilanno Daniule Dileo Christopher Dooley Eileen Duffy Katherine Edwards Stephanie Federovitch Jennifer Feinsod Debra Fern Philip Feuerstein Natalee Fortel Gary Francis Richard Francis Charles Frank Dina Frantantoni Marnie Fromkin Joanna Gallagher Linda Ganek Gary Gechlik 113 Glen Gechlik Thomas Gillman Jeffrey Ginsberg Elise Giordano Geri Gittes Marci Gittes Sheree Gold Gregory Goodfriend Jeffrey Gornstein Joseph Grande Anthony Graziano Theresa Graziano Joel Greenberg Deborah Grett Mark Gross Etta Hafeken Lori Hagey Richard Hardy Caitlin Haughey Tracey Hayes Walter Heckel Wayne Hettenbach Marc Hodes Anna Hopaluk Darren laione Anthony lezzi Abby Israel Thomas Jackson Walter Jackson Adam Jacobs Peter Jaffe Andrew Jenkins Eric Kahn Kristine Kareivis Janice Kefer Shannon Kiley 114 Thomas Kisch Joseph Kitchell Michael Knox Raenef Kolmel Joelle Kraft Scott Krumholz Margaret Kurasz Frank Lania Ellen Laurent Kenneth Lepore Mara Lerner Stephanie Levine Holly Macaluso Douglas Maher Patti Manning Julie-Faye Mantle Darren Marcantuone Deneen Martino Scott Massey Leslie Matthews Cameron May Kathleen McCormick Kevin McGrath Thomas Meixner Kaushik Mittra Louis Monaco Cynthia Moser Dennis Murphy Robert O ' Neill Bruce Oberhand Steven Oppenheimer Craig Parker Gte Patsch Russel Picut James Pieper Jeffrey Pinkava 115 Mary Plaia Dawn Pohlman John Purcell Anthony Quaglietta Kristin Raamot Thomas Rachel Andrew Rappaport Susan Rauschenberger Kim Rickerhauser James Roberts David Rockman Barry Rodburg Nancy Rosenbauer Gilon Rubanenk o Cheryl Rubin Stacy Rubinstein Nicholas Ruggieri Linda Sabol Dana Sacher Andrew Sadin Robert Sadtler Thomas Salimbene Frank Sandrini Luigi Sarracino Judith Schlosser James Schmidt David Schneider Stacey Schneiderman Elizabeth Schram Christopher Schramm Doreen Schwerdt Thomas Sebolao Mark Semel Ellen Shapiro Paul Siegel Laurie Sinclair 116 ft ©A Ai Mark Singer Everett Smith Julia Smith Sheryl Smith Kerry Somma Dane Spivak Cynthia Spohn Mitchell Stein Scott Stetson Kelly Stewart Brett Stolz David Swingle Donna Tedesco Paul Teja Edward Thur Chris Tcner Gregory Torborg Lucia Vietro Cara Vignola Helen Wasylyk Robert Weimer Stacey Weiskott Danielle Weisse Stephen Wells Lisa White Providence Wissel Michael Wood Wendy Wyckoff Bruce Yablonsky James Yee Eric Yoss Chi Zhang Marianna Zhilitsky Jill Zimmerman Randi Zirkel Shari Zisman Lois Feinberg 117 CLASS OF 1985 Rebecca Abrams .Steven Agey Bob Alder Vicki Anderson John Apicella Halee Arnold Iren Assaad Marc Baltuch Lisa Baltus Lisa Basile Christine Berman Janna Bernstein Michele Berson Raymond Betyman Gary Binenstock Michael Blabolil Joseph Blanda Michael Boncore Kara Boogar Ronald Bromberg John Buckley Betsy Burnett Diane Caddon Rosanne Caiazzo Denise Campion Carmela Carpenter Jeremiah Carver Vicki Cefaratti David Chirichello Anne Casulli Frank Circelli Joanna Circelli Theresa Clement John Clifford Marie Cocchia Michele Coddington 118 f £ ft GL David Cole Kim Condon Lisa Cook Greg Cote Elyzabeth Coudray Christina Cross Steve Czepurko John Dahmen Brian Dailey Terri Delorme Paul Demasi David Edelcreek Thomas Ellenberger Linda Fernicola Catherine Fiorenza John Fischer Kim Fischer Ellen Friedman Michael Fruchter Maria Furner Paul Gaffrey Carol Galsewski Jodie Gansler Todd Gelayder Beth Gibaldi Debra Gigantino Joyce Glassen Robert Greenwald Robert Grossman Amorissa Grous Michael Gural Susan Hain Michael Haines Nanette Halper Elaina Halsey Helen Harbt 119 David Hebert Clarke Hedrick Carlos Hernandez Dunja Higazi Kim Hunter Jaclyn Hvizdak David Irvine Diane Isea Lisa Jaszczyszyn Jennifer Karady Stephen Katowitz Nancy Klaskin Dan Klinger Robert Kolmel Peter Kornblum Kimberly Kostin Jefferson Kraft David Krell Ray Kuczera Sharon Kutsop Cam LamO ' Donnell Deborah Lang Lynne Latham Jim Lee Meredith Lefkowitz Kelly Lesofski Harold Levine Kipp Levinson Sam Levitt Robyn Lifschultz Matteo Locatelli Lori Maguire Michael Mailloux Barry Malamud Leonard Marianino Qina Marino 120 Maryellen Mauriello Laurie May Beth McLaughlan Denice McDonald Maureen McDonald Kathleen Meixner Joseph Melkowitz Lori Melman . Steven Melman Mark Merlin Leslie Meskin Robert Miicke Teresa Milito Anthony Millin Jay Mishkin Brian Miske Susan Miske Brian Moran Dara Morris Richard Murillo David Murray Mitchel Nenner My Ngyden Mark O ' Donnel Beth Olarch Curtis Osteen Angelo Palumbo Nicholas Patriarca Carol Pedro Sandra Pellegrino Eddie PerezSantalla Nancy Podell Jeffrey Pollack Scott Prager Larisa Prezimirski Moira Quillin 121 Vera Raimondi James Rau Frances Remillard Eileen Rice Lisa Roberts Michelle Rogauskas Jon Rubinstein i fk James Russin 1 Pl Michael Sabrese I y Patricia Salimbeme 1 Wi David Salsido J m Michelle Saraka . y Anthony Sarica Marc Savage llario Scarcia Dirk Schobel Lauren Schwartz Elisa Segal Donna Sekella Mark Shanahan Ranit Shriky Jonathan Simon Lori Smith Rochelle Smith Erin Snow-Clark Alan Souza Patricia Spang Lisa Spatucci Richard Spillane Dee Stearns Laura Steele Kenneth Steinberg Michael Stickler Michael Stoffer Stephanie Stolz Eric Stone Barry Sturm Cheryl Sueskind Alan Talarsky Cheryl Tanner ft © © 122 m 1 1 t if Hit US Carol Tarantula Sandra Tavaska Margaret Taylor Beth Teitelbaum Catherine Teitscheid Cynthia TerryMeisner Eric Tesse James Thorlakson Michael Tomko Wendy Tracy Timothy Trivett Abbe (Jchitel Amy Van Pelt Lorraine Vogel Linn Von Der Ravi Vinnakota Michael Wachsberg Terrance Walker Lauren Wallach Lisa Warner Beth Weinberg Jennifer Weinberg Ellen Westermann Andrea Wilson Thea Winarsky Stacy Winters John Wioland Kyle Wissel Richard Wolsten Christopher Woodall Lauren Yablonsky Craig Yoss George Zacieracha Susan Zavodny Hal Zemel Stewart Feldman 123 Glenn Aitelli Linda Agagnos Anthony Apicella David Arnold Kathy Auer John Baber Laura Bailey Mark Baranek Beth Barber Lisa Barro Anthony Barrouros Gloria Bass Monica Batic Jon Begleiter Linda Belents James Bennett Erika Bernstein Steven Bialos Todd Binenstock Stacey Blanda Michael Boland Nancy Borrus Jerry Brady Richard Brahm CLASS OF 1984 Sandra Brenner Jeffrey Briggs Larry Broc iner Lauren Bruder r« Martina Brunnacker Denise Bruschi ?m Anne Buckley Chris Carpency Carol Carpenter Vincent Castellani Paul Centamore ChiChan Chang Angela Chirichelle Edward Chrystal John Ciasulli William Cieri Walter Clarke Sue Clement 124 ft n ' fH f! Ck ft Dianne Cohn Bianca Colantone Donna Commarato Jerry Conti Steven Costalos Gloria Cutuli Lisa Dachille Patrick Damelio Robert Daniel James Dascoli Virginia Degirolamo Dawn Delia Geraldine Denorscio Tina Deronde Prasun Desai Stephen Devito Matthew Dooley Kathy Drummond Kevin Duffy Robert Edwards Ginesse Elson Michele Esposito Lisa Falcone John Fallon Chris Federico Kimberly Federico Jodi Feeley Peter Feltman Anne Ferguson Robert Fernicola Mellisa Fine Richaid Fiocco Jared Fleischer Elizabeth Fleming Laura Frank Alan Freidberg Lynda Friedman Michael Friedman Joanne Fusco Kimberly Fusco James Gaffrey Nancy Gaglio 125 Michael Qassaway Judith Qeiger Lisa Geraghty Janie Ginsberg Michael Gleicher Gayle Grabinsky George Graham Stacey Gravina Julianne Graziano Drew Greeley Bryan Greenberg Mindv Greenblatt Peter Grett Michelle Grieco Karen Gross Tiina Haavisto Erica Hafeken Edward Hayes Alfred Heckel Carol Heymann Katia Higazi Carol Hinman Linda Hockstein Sanford Horn Tuan Huynh Bt. Sylvia Imschweiler l w Michael lorio ■ ?T Fred Israel mAzij Juanita James ■ Stacey Jellinek KJ Reid Jones Sandra Kadesh Amy Kantrowitz Lance Kaplan Richard Karl Traci Karr 126 Alison Keehn Jacqueline Kelk Patricia Kelly Michele Kennedy Amy Kiell Jacqueline Kirchner Donna Kisch Edward Kisch Allison Klien Christopher Knierim Craig Kobrin Jason Koenigsberg Rosanne Koster Ronald Kravitz Lynn Kuczera Almalyn Largey Thomas Laustsen Lisa Lauton Caroline Lee Ellen Lehner Victor Leon Mitchell Levine Janet Lien Jeffrey Malcow Kimberly Marcantuone Edward Marino Adrian Marta Ronald Martignetti Howard Matalon Sandra Matrick Thomas McCabe Michael MclSany Eric Miguelina Craig Morong Mark Miller Glenn Monticello 127 Lisa Mortenson Michael Nicholson Maurice Mistorenko Michael Orlando Mary Parducci John Park Laura Parmet Gerard Perez Qina Pashian Jaimin Patel Paul Petrone Jerilyn Pecoraro Steven Pelligrino Thomas Perrotta Andrianna Pivin Lori Pohlman Richard Policastro Nancy Pracht Robert Price Amy Rachline Christine Reilly Leslie Rich Laura Richter Michael Rizzo Malcolm Rogers Anthony Romano Frank Romano John Rose Karen Rose Peter Rosen Patricia Rosenbauer 4% Andrew Rosenthal r% Michael Ruggeri c Richard Sabarese V Gary Schlager V 128 CAtf Lisa Schlanger Cindy Schneider Erika Schroeder Petra Schweizer Doreen Scioscia John Seeman John Seifert Melissa Sharenow Lisa Sickinger Jay Siegel Adam Silver Donna Silver Kimberly Singer John Smith Allison Sobo Steven Sokohl Peter Sommer Mark Spatucci Brian Speer Traci Spivack Laura Stancati Donna Stawiski Jacquelyn Steinberg Ruth Steinberg Paul Stieve Anne St. John Kris Stoffer Drew Sullivan Josephine Torrisi Douglas Tortorelli Allison Turley Carolyn Valentino Jill Vecchione Mary Ventura Robert Viglianti Alicia Vignola Sudha Vinnakota Victoria Vollmann Brett Walsh Christine Wasylyk Amy Weinger Robin Wilfrid Loretta Wills Eric Wolf Lisa Wood Patricia Yee Deborah Zandell Jack Zotti John Zucker 129 Freshmen not Pictured Juniors not Pictured Glen Bachelder Laura Bass Joseph Colatruglio Jean Dachnowicz Joseph Dipalma Jessica Drood Peter Esemplare Nicholas Hilas Karla Kilpatrick Robert Kilpatrick Donald Larzleer Colleen Liddy Kecia Murray Paul Nadzan Rhoshon Sanders Jill Scioscia Irwin Web Susan ! Sophomores not Pictured Timothy Bryant Timothy Corter Patrick Donaghy Torence Graham Angela Macias Victoria Morrocco Mae Murry Shawna Quatrone Allison Schatz Barry Shipitopsky Thomas Verducci Karen Wnek Deborah Antonucci Karen Apicella Glenn Booker Diana Delucia Salvatore Dimaria Keith Drexler Bina Fortel Carlyle Ford Matthew Gilsenan Ruth Hopaluk Donna Kelly Thomas Martin Parish Powell Joseph Pszonak Robin Rosen David Scarillo Vivian Shaoiro Ashraf Shenouda John Trento Eric Zara 130 131 132 STUDENT LIFE 133 TERRI SCELFO President JUNIOR Karen Apicella - President Carol Carpenter Vice President Linda Anagnos - Secretary Matt Dooley — Treasurer LASS OFFICERS SENIOR DOMMA BAIN BONNIE WEINBERG JOANNE Vice President Secretary ELLENBERGER Treasurer SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN Rochelle Smith — President Louise Apicella — President Karen Wnek — Vice President Donna Tedesco — Vice President Leslie Meskin — Secretary Joanne Centamore — Secretary Jenny Karady — Treasurer Marci Gittes — Treasurer Htti 1344 WE, THE CLASS OF 1983, LEAVE . . . The Marvin Pond Refugee ' s smooth ice and Zamboni. The Junior Class an X-rated version of David and Lisa. Mr. Byrne a good joke. Ron Fusco an injury free season. Miss Cusamano a new pair of sneakers. Howard Haimowitz a yearbook full of ads. Terri Scelfo skiing lessons. Yael Rubanenko a Brooklyn accent. Dan Connolly another ten day vacation. Glenn Delaney a full piggy bank. Lori Masiello a month of perfect health. Nick D ' Achille orange whips. Ricky Julian a Steak Ale waitress. Doug Torborg a baseball career. Dan Gigantino a new front tooth. The Deitz Brothers twin girlfriends. Andy Karr a starting position. Timmy Walker a 20 point game average. Luca Sanino a healthy school year. Carlos Rivera and Linda S. each other. Kyle Hudgins a football career. Karen Teltsher a ring from Wilbur. The Voids an original song. Scott Hewitt a Beatles Memorabilia collection. Dan Harvitt a crew cut. Robert Sefack a chef ' s hat. Jeff Lifshultz a chance to perform at the Garden. Cathy Musto a ticket to Indiana. Jim Pabst small feet. Tien Phan a job teaching Statistics. Leesa Bernstein Matt Dillon. Jami Marech a pair of flat shoes. Barb Petitti a funny joke. Joanne Ellenberger a bad reputation. Joe Roessner New Year ' s Eve ' 82. Roseann Wioland a full tank of gas. Debbie Wertheim ADAM ANT. Nicole Benrimoj a moment of silence. Danny Ferguson a 1956 Gretsch Roc-Jet. Ann Rybicki a lifetime supply of bananas. The Animals a cage without a key. Nelson Gil a collarless shirt. Karen Flynn a pair of PC Cleavers. Lisa Camereno a T-shirt, jeans and sneakers. David Johnson an older woman. Lisa Schnee cough syrup. Ricky Julian a pencil. Angela Pinos a reserved parking space on Mary Allen Lane. Lavalla Coleman a Cartier watch. Julie Magers a real ' ' friend. Joe Delorme and John Agey perforation fashions. Laura Sharkey her next door neighbor. Cindy Caivano an obedient band. Lisa Greenberg Margaret. Lori Ostenfeld an outfit that clashes. Kathy Price a real pair of feet. Jill Korey a full pocket. Bonnie Weinberg and Lauren Layton two tickets to Florida. Lisa DeLuca a driver ' s license. Amy Horn a one way ticket to Broadway. Mitchell Storch a safer parking lot. Donna Bain a Very Happy Birthday. Mariann Branco a real sense of humor. John Maher a dirty pair of jeans. Rachel Gural a one way ticket to Boston. Fran Sharkey a job with Bell Telephone. Tina Apicella Troy Drive. Monica Preiss a new laugh. Michael Tarantula a Gong Show audition. Henry Largey and Davy Zoneraich real middle names. Donna Keller a crew cut. Bruce Lefkowitz one bottle of Bud. Jon Silverman an umbrella. David Kadish a jar of Smuckers. Eric Weiss a weekend without a party. David Gold a failure notice. Lisa Vargas and Dominick Giavannone a cookbook. Debbie Beyer a tube of Ben Gay. Sue Bailey a one way ticket to Michigan. Donna Baltus a weekend with Mr. Right. Michael Silverman a pair of energy gloves. Michael Danberg a Playboy photography contract. Debbie Demasi a pink outfit. Marilyn Hammer the Garfield Cadets. Phil Engert a mountain. Dianne and Pat a marriage license. Matt Kuperstein a box of Kleenex. Steven Srednick a year ' s supply of car wax. Robyn Zirkel her own lane on Route 22. Scot Schneiderman a bottle of J B. Darlene, Julie and Diane Scotch Plains. Mr. Fox the two great G T Cosmic Questions. Williams Field to the Dayton Band. Room 21 a working clock. Mrs. Mason and Mr. Krupp all our thanks. 135 I GET BY WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS . . . 136 THINGS ARE TOUGH ALL OVER: 138 139 m II Al II Ml Br .• « ■ 3 1 y B _BJ rl ' 4b jb 3 B 1 140 i ■ ■ iil 5 ! 141 we have a(an): Prince Cohen Zirkel Salemy Beyer King Brand Sigal Lerner Adams Branco Carver Behr Clarke Foster Gil Gold Hammer Horn Karr Lipton Magnolia Maul Pabst Magers Price Poole Reiter Sharkey 2 Siman ' s Steir Valentine Tarantula Walker White Dixon but no: Princess Ice Cream Square Bologna Seller Queen Kellogg ' s Dove Teacher Eve Pony Knife Honey Snickers Grant Fish Silver Nails Trumpet Truck Tea Tree Store Heineken Minor Tag Water Book Jaws it H says Cattle Heart Spider Runner Black Mason WHAT ' S IN A NAME?? 142 SENIORS 143 John Edward Alder Swimming; Chorale; WSS; No man is demolished but by himself. John Edward Agey Donna Lauren Bain Jerry ' s FFBGs+:DEVO 4.79 11:11BANG! 50%L Bzof82 cheer . . . dance GIRanimals SweetBaby James JrP D 2 1 LIAFFHouse Tina Louise Apicella Lin . . . TDDUPT. Debs-FEj38 Fla82 LJDML 2 ThanxMom DadlLY JP -51582 GIRANIMALS BABE ... I Love You . . . Vinnie. 8 21 82 Sandra Beth Albert FRIENDS ARE ... The best of friends DR, HH, NR, DB. Good memories of Florida and Ken tucky. Smile! Donna Michele Baltus DB I will survive . . . Cheering! (Twins) Mems of Great times with Great friends-DJSML Thanx ILY MDLC Susan Elaine Bailey Memories of MBand-Fla.Ont.Vir. IBSP Thanx DB,KF,BF,PD,WC, all u B.F. ' s Gimme a break! I LUV C M.D.L.MSGZI 144 Nicole Benrimoj NIKKI . . . Happy Times w the best-311M LV Joanne TRGE Friends Can Forgive The Worst FF . . . Maureen LYA . . . Mommy Adriana Elizabeth Baudry Special thanks to A. A. and B.G. Keep smiling and looking forward because we ' ve only just begun. S. Kate Bernstein It ' s the laughter we will remember whenever we remember the way we were . . . SF-KT, LN.4 24 81 GREGG.ILY! Michael Berliner All good things come to those who wait the future is ours Good times w great friends . . . TENNIS Debbie Ann Behr Best Times with NR SA LS. Hunter 82 NC 82 1 Zombie. We are REAL PEOPLE By Frau, German Club Trips, Bear Janice Lynn Berson Many good times with Kris. THE DOORS Remember the sunsets ... I Love you, Angelo Leesa Beth Bernstein LEE JerrysFFBGs:DEVO 4.79 •33BANG! Bzof82 giranimals JrP.s DB50%APTADB ain ' t love a . . . c LB 2 r LizYGAF 145 Debra Kim Beyer Debs . . . GTWGF TFE Giranimals ILY M D Jr.P 5 15 82 Moons 38TYHB If love is life, let me live forever . . . John Marie Anne Branco Mar, Best of times w AR, KR, LS, LL, DC, SZ, KF albs! 330T 311M WNW? NYC BWP(EEN) J B ILY MDAKJ GO WILD!!! Jill Bornstein Many good times with Greg and Lisa-Buddy Pals Forever BDS, Aerosmith, mustang . . . DOUG I Love You 12 6 80 Robert A. Bruckner Suit the action to the word, the word to the ac- tion. Shakespeare, Hamlet Robin Sue Brand ffl-SDJ The moments were brief, the memories will last forever. GIRANAMALS 15:4.6ThanxMD. IBR Sig Karl Brunnacker Great Times w Special Friends BSW Sal C. LLDTNG Track Mem. 4 ever Dunkin Donuts THE GANG skiing Summer 82 TMD Lisa Borsellino Time has come, its been fun, like a bird by the sea, Its ime to set free. Best friends LT Luv ya mom, dad 146 Lisa Camarena Obese One and Ugly — Long Live the Nutty Girls! Love Mom-Thanks! Male Units,S.C.,S.D.,A.W.,J.L.,M.P.,N.G.! Cynthia Anne Caivano Cindy . . . Mems of DMajor, Band, Guard Special times w Barb-michjule-gnj The Music ' s Got the Magic . . . Triumph Lisa Marie Buccino C. Good times w friends Sue, Fla. 82 XR7ALL good things come to an end 2 bad this wasn ' t 1 of them. NY. RICK Lee Capasso Gglee Polytheism, Sapphires, San Frnsco, grads ' 82 N.G.! dncng! Bowie Jam Gng o 4 Prs pny SIJBTW LCMFJLMP Michele A. Calabrese Seen Cruisin with Paula, Michele, + Lisa Clash 8 4 New York, Loser Summer 82 Dirt PUNK OUT! ILY MND Beverly Burton Being kind sees with its heart, not with its mind. I ' ll always love S.D., C.B., W.B., AND M.K. Lisa Maris Capriglione Many good times with Doug and Jill Buddy Pals Forever. Thanks MOM and Dad. BDS . . . GREG, I LOVE YOU ALWAYS. 147 William Cheney VH NO l good times in my Riviera To the guys Mark Jim Paul and Doug. Good times forever and to Elena Carolyn Carver Ca rrie- Always remember summer of ' 81- STYX and the best of times in Chile ' 82 . . . Pablo ILY Babe 12 4 79 Steven Carey Best times Jamming with the PuRpOSe Hang- ing Out with Konch, Cal, Heffy, and the scene, WIMGN! Sye, Tomesh. Susan Carol Chesley Don ' t you want somebody to love . . . Jeffer- son Airplane 1 60s rock . . . S12ZY I love U . . . Dave,T,BILL,M D Anthony Castellani The ANIMALS Cos 55 I Got The Beat Foot- ball Wrestling Weekends at the Dike Bud Kis Jer The Bug William Carthy Don ' t worry about yesterday for it is gone, don ' t worry about tomorrow for it is not here — Enjoy Today Vincent Cho 148 Joan Citro Joanie I got by with the help of my friends- TPMCKFTLMA + the A ' sSummer Thanx Mom, Dad, Sisters, and esp to Len Gabrielle Cohen Gabe JG-GFF Summer 82 JM-TFYSILY JS Buddy? PS. I Love You always forever 4 13 82 M D TILY Memories! Douglas N. Clarke The DOORS and Led Zeppelin Found at the Studio Susie,MS,JS,DS,DM,KP,BC, LS.LB, The park MICHELOB Summit B B Marci Cohen You ' ve got a friend thanx to best friends KF BABS JC DB NOAM Summer of 82 I Luv You Mom and Dad Jodi Cohen . . . and in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make . . . Salvatore Colagruglio XC Track Great Coaches Seen with Stud, Pup, Cheese and T I Love You Mom and Dad All Doy! Diane Clickenger And the forests will echo w laughter. LED ZEP. Cherrish Lynn DS JA. Love Sanford my prince. Peace 149 Danny Connolly Now that all is said and done, the time has come, I ' m on the run.MP.Ref X-C with Mr.T- W.P ' s-Weisers-R. Trips La Valla Susan Coleman Good Luck- ILJPOKEYNIGELJAMDBJAKESSB- ATCRPBJM Thanx Mo.Curly, Larry Best Mems-Prom . . . Grad Goodbye Class of 83 Michael J. Danberg The echo of the incomparable spirit can over- come any human obstacle. Mitchell Cutler CHEESE memories of cross country and track, friends with Jimmy, Sal, Tom, and Mark. Silver Station wagon Charles Michael Colline The Boyz RS JP DG MS Beatles 31 1M. Sum- mer of 82 to the Es To All good times with good friends Kathy 4ever Kenneth B. Deitz Great times at the dike, K ' s The Animals ar 1 Life is great when spent with the best Los weekends Buds Nicholas D ' Achille Nickolaas Football77 Capt Season of 81 Good Time With Great Friends KM CD Bloods 4ever BBJ Saks Unci Bud. 150 Joe DeLorme Joey D Wrestling, Football, surfing 1 Radical Car Jammin s w silv The Clash In Complete Control Steven A. Deitz Remember good times w good friends. Amaz ing summers at CM. Hitsville, The Clash, look toward the future. Francis Herbert Dietz III SKIP JD BAND NG R TU F Cherubs 82 All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be ' Pink Floyd Lisa Nicole DeLuca LEE memories of all the crazy times My PAR- TIES?? April 82 Learn from yesterday and dream for tomorrow Glenn Michael Delaney DELMemories of Basketball, Football Money will make you rich, but love will make you happy. S+A Karen . . . Donna DiTullio F.U.T.E. Hang Ely Debra Lin DeMasi Four years gone by like the wink of my eye. Remember Vermont? Good times with Kanda. 151 Elaine L. Dixon Layne LBI and rainbows Sub-J. ' s Go For It A- Lady Metro Summer ' 81 seen w jodi + Carol Love ya dears. Billy Joanne Ellenberger Excellent times shared w the BEST. Dr. J, TSNBLSFSKPLO . . . VAL. 31 1M Bros High on life and cheering! ILY MDnT Ann Eckmann We are young but getting old before our time . . . Don ' t you wonder what we ' ll find. JJ KJI- JMB Jakes rem SLS Patrick John Esemplare ANIMALS 1 great times at the DIKE com- pulsive gambling a+sinw tar k ' s foot- ball+baseball 33 BUD DIANNE . . . Philip Engert A life without risk isn ' t worth living at all, so get high on rock and hope you don ' t fall! James A. Fasolo Eric Russell Eidelman DINGY-I-LOVE-G M+D-THANKS-PTYDABOM JE ' Taime-Forever LOSE-Your-Dreams+U will-lose-your- mind RS-SFMGCVPT 152 Karen Gail Fiszer The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. To some great friends-MJSB;the Band;EMDG . . . Thanks Danny Ferguson FERGY Rockabilly The Stray Cats, Gene Vincent, The Jets, The Rockats. Seen at shea with G Boys. Really David Felberbaum the friends that I ' ve made and the memories I ' ve shared will last me through eternity Christopher M. FitzGibbon BF (nef sm bertram po gas dan Julie edwand) VH Priest Cruisin ' shogies !••?; Fitz ;?• ! Brandt Jay Feuerstein FOY- Awesome times with the bird and the 151 gang ' Don ' t look behind you something may be gaining on you — BOINDT Megan Fen ton Meg . . . BlueSky ooh TBTBT-S A Riding LC,LC,AB,LS-Gemini See-you at the Footlights ' SIJBTW Bye! Karen Flynn There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way . . . Mems of CHEERING 31 1M NYC 153 Romaualdo Fusco Baseball-Hoops with Ray 1-States 4 OT ' s- Chirs wanna go down to the Walks FMWAI K.S. Love ya always Joseph D. Furner Stairway to Heaven Led Zep l Parties Bud l Remember good times w M ADABK- KFED gangBC forever MOM DAD 1 Herbert Foster Great times with good friends, enjoyed Cross- country, and track!! Thanks to all my coaches!! David Gibadlo Good Memories, Good Friends, Lynyrd Skynyrd partying out Dave Anne, I LOVE YOU Forever, The Gang Fawn Ann Fusco Many good times with Peter, Paul MARCI best friends 30-SPLW T Love 2 KF EF DT LT DD Fo for it Thanks M D Daniel Mark Freedman To my mom and dad with love, to life, the Great times with the tennis team, on the lanes and links Daniel L. Gigantino ANIMALS  1 Great times at the DIKE Foot ball ' Life is a journey, not a destination! K ' s Its been a classic 154 Nelson E. Gil BGCJF! Jacalyn Glassen Jackie. Good times w good, friends. Thanxs DC MK DD RR . . . Be good, but if you can ' t be good, be careful. Robin Gillman Hey, E.R.G. Seen W V.H. AJLJDDBJ The best mems 9 81T 82 Laughter is the best medicine Journey THANKS BARUJJ Lisa Carol Greenberg The Best of Times With The Best of Friends Memories That Will Never Fade Away Thanks M D Polk Summer 82 David A. Gold Au, SOCCER (Raiders), the Journal, Hemlock, Soco, The WHO, mellow memories Hair, Ramapo, Tell me why KK6§sS 9£§sXs8sUm Mia 1 Andrew Grett Dominick Giovannone Seen with the BOYZ JPCCRSMS Thanx to all my good friends 31 1M times to remember Jo Wally RoT Thanx M D 155 Hilary Hafeken The best of times are those spent with good friends. Thanks to SA, RG OM, LG for being there, SENILITY! Rachel Winser Gural Tennis.TCD.Sunfish, Marion: sailing; skiing GMC,BD,CM,PF,DK lip-ILY ' Wild Turkey, JC WE ARE excellent! WOODY 1 Edward John Hanbicki Summer of ' 82 LTVHMC Canada ' 81 Close Brothers and SistersRJ.DS.DR A Special Someone-Niecie the end? Howard Philip Haimowitz HAIMO Real times w the best.KC LT GOV.YRBK Finan Ed sun-chasing in The T- Bird. Dream, see; feel . . . be . . . Piotr Guz Daniel M. Harvitt A toast to everything that was fun and ridiculous, and to my future visit to Tralfamadore! Skiing!! Marilyn Joan Hammer If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. 156 Marc Reid Hinkes ? Remember the 74 Valiant Shunpike BE. Friends TurboVolvo CRUISIIN Thanx Ma Beth 3 8 82 Later . . . Much!? Barbara Ann Herrmann Best of times with Mich, Cin, Julie-Memories of Band. Kiss today goodbye, and point me towards tomorrow. Kyle Ian Hudgins HGDGE Cpt FB BB States BBJ Bloods4 Ever Thanx BABE Mems SpecialFriends Saks Ain ' t No Mountain High Enough! Amy Beth Horn Smile, It ' s Showtime! mems. Chorale, Fla.CW JP;Thx SD.FB.DM — Happiness is time spent w friends;3m ' s 4 EVER! Scott Peter Hewitt If music be the food of love, play on: BeethovenBeatlesJoniS GYesFloyd! Frost, BBS. Mark Kathleen! LOVEYOU Hien Phu Huynh Wayne A. Horsewood The end of our elaborate plans the end of everything that stands is this the end of a new beginning 157 Diane Hvizdak Follow your dreams . . . wherever they lead you FF-Dar Jules Rob What?!! LY M and D MemsofSP 115?Tom,ILY Paul Frank Itri Don ' t put off till tomorrow what, you can get off doing today. Steven Ingman Karen Ann Jacques Jakes . . . Memories Great times w AE IJ MOALLC The beginning has just begun! Lee 4ever Eck rem SLS Lisa Jackson Good Times LBI S D Giranimals.Dike ANIMALS, Cheerleading, Swimming Love to my family MDTMS SWEETS ' ' Joel Michael Jaffe Chess Club, Wrestling 1 Science Club-2 Year- book Photographer-3 Skiing, Surfing, Fly- ing.Camping FUTURE PILOT Robert Irving Jr. 158 Andrew C. Karr Bulldog Football 63 Blade States.SP Ssum mer of , 81 82.AWESOME Barb O.K. Good Friends!!!Who? Mic GOOD LUCK!! Richard D. Julian Crazy Times w WK,Feds+Friends. You cha , Soccer, AEROSMITH MPRef,S+A Gotta Lose To Know How To Win-ST Bet- Ya Louis Ray Jenkins All the great times in 82. Partying at Tingles.Kean.and Seton Hall with CL-BJ-RN- MN-PP We Rock all parties! David Kadish The ANIMALS, hangin at the dike Cmon lets go ' Those who live by the rules, die for them. Fug ball STARES Stewart Jurczak Stu Baseball, Moto cross Seen with Rat ' .JKLCDRJ. Do it while you have the chance. O C C V COLLEEN H David W. Johnson THE ANIMALS nights at the Dike BCD Where ' s the party? DJ ' S TA CLASH to the shore CR 13 too old? Darlene Keller the greatest of these is love. 159 Jill Robin Korey LIZARD 4.79 Jerrys-FFBGs LBDBAPTADB GIRANIMALS 23:BANG Bz of ' 82 JrP. ' s mmf . . . SVSpigs Me-complain? LEE-YGAF William G. Kirchner Donna Lynn Keller Donkalways remember AW, BM,JC,RG,GL, w SB, BAND Vocal Soccer, Diving, Dees C40, Rman.NYC, Cheers, 4-4 Great Years Matthew Philip Kuperstein KUPE . . . AWESOME Wrestling and Football. If you carry a lantern, you will not fear the darkness. Daniel H. Klein Last of The Pumpkin Boys, Explorers Judas, Rat Burgers, EMP, Beaners, The M Factor, Chaos Usa, Israel ' 82 Edward John King DONUT MAN KDN-433 1 4 ' s snapper Good Times with Sto + Rod Tom Petty, Gremlin, Genny Creammm Thanx M D Henry Klumpp Largey NEESKENS HUNTING and times on farm I Had . . . But I lost . . . Convertibles Thanks Mom and Dad Soccer Bud Cnecs 160 Kathleen Laurent Angel . . . Will always love and remember LM.SO.ucvc, The Pond , And especially Vin- nie. 9 18 81 . . .Later Bruce Evan Lefkowitz The Boss + skiing 1 Gr times grfriends re ' members Is ' rl ' 82 + Bnd trips . . . Don ' t look back — a new day is breakin ' . Dianne Lea Lawler Good times Animals GIRANIMALS Sweet the Dike, LBIS L, Shma Pat. Through the years C ILYM, D, S S 83 . . . Brian Lerner To HEMLOCK, SoCo.Quarters, Maryland, soc- cer, knees and crutches. Let ' s take a walk on the wild side. Mark S. Leonard Times at school have been great and I wil always remember them. Class of 83. Jonathan Howard Lesnik Remember the good and learn from the bad. Memories of best of times in Syracus, Aruba with Kerri. MED Lauren Patricia Layton There Is Always A Rainbow At The End Of Every Storm . . . 3M ' s; Fla.; JP; K.C.; Conv. 80, 81, 82; Sum ' 81;iO(JCH! 161 4£| j kji Wk met. . K mk f k! Jeffrey H. Lischin I made it this far so I might as well keep going. Memories of Good Times with the Pur- pose, MP, Meg Lee J effrey R. Lifschultz Don ' t let school interfere with an education Football OrangeFirebird Ramapo Bruce Clash Jamming-VOIDS  1 Julie Ann Maas Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved. Seen w MS,CC,BHMB.Thanx Dar,Di,Rob-115SPguys Angela Anna Lombardi Smile; It only takes a moment but its memories last a lifetime. Wish upon a star. Thanks Dad. Jeffrey Keith Lipton THE VOIDS bud jazz, the Boss, Clash Ski If it ' s not fun, it ain ' t worth doing George Thorogood Julie Ann MacFarlane BEST FRIENDS BG Twinies AR MG SF Always remember Diets Busrides and Summers in PR ALWAYS LOVE CHRIS David Edward Luckenbach Lucky, For those who work, success shall be theirs. Good times w IMC. gang AW SC LC JC JL ' s and MA 162 • t   Linda Anne Maguire If you love something, set it free-lf it comes back, its yours 4ever. Tommy-Always 1 8 82 Skating SOLMKLS Julie Elizabeth Magers Mems w friends . . . LPM-Han Lori PV L 2 MB G RG A56 Thanx WJD-K Carry on . . . Stay w the chase as long as you may Jami Lynn Marech Mems-DIP-FL Sum 82 Surf c FC Babe! 305- Movin Through the City x ' s NEVR 4gotten w BARB ASTSVSSDLI ILY MDMR John Hagen Maher Learn from the past, live only the present, and dream of the future. I will love you forever, Lisa Kim Douglas James Magnolia How Does It Feel To Be On Our Own ... MP Ref-u-g Bud Hats Weiss Parties Keep on Chooglin ' George A. Markos Christine Martino Great Times with Lori Mems of MB IG Thanx M D ILY Z28 GB LBI . . . Summer 82 Special Moments w the 1 I love-Pete 163 Lori Masiello Friends that are most special will last forever Chris JMVPV Thanks M D mems of MB IG LBI HQNDO GBEL-George Doreen McCrossan Sounds of Neil Young and C. S. N. Don ' t let the past remind us of what we are not now David W. Matysek Great Times with Friends Jim.AGGS Steve Cookie . . . Fingers in Football Seaside 82, Loves 4wheelin camping Sheri Mclntyre Great times spent w the Giranimals Mems of LBI w D l mn STANG . . . Disco:Seen w RDLJL Thanks M D . . . LC f , Kim Eileen McGrory Your best is the one that knows you best and still loves you . . . AW BC, Summers of 81 and 82 Linda Ann Melkowits Lin-Good Times w good friends. Will always remember summer of 82. Great Memories w JT,SO,LT,PM. Jonathan Maul We are gone JON MAUL class of 83 1 the stones the who a f of s thanks CM. jd cc-g mac eg b f 164 Kent Murray Living is easy with eyes closed Misunder- standing all you see . . . Ann Marie Morreale Penguin. Good Times with ES RF CL the gang . . . Donny Gabba Gabba Hey!!! Ramones, Stones ! WILD THING Marci Dawn Messinger Many good times with Petie FAWN best friend 305plw T Loue2 Todd RC NYC Ya Right! Luv FR Thanx mom dad Cathy Lynn Musto Look ahead to the promise of the future NF New Family and Friends Good times at Lavallette 1LY LOU Beth Ann Mortimer BAM . . . Thanks for the GREAT Memories love ya-D D,H,A,J ,K BF-DP . . . Track XC Remember, We ' ve only just begun . . . Phyliss Milito Summers at G.L. A.J. love for all my friends Bob, Donna, Pepe, Pookie, Moose, BROTHER Wayne . . . Laura Anne Neddleman But the world is round, and a messy mortal is my friend. Come walk with me in the mud. KB.RW.JON I Love US 165 Sheryl O ' Steen Unforgettable times w Lyn,TG,RAZ Lori and Kathy. Best of friends never part.Skating RedwinelThanksLM V « Z  Timm Nugent Timm; High School is done and we must move on; Southern Rock 1 LYNYRD SKYNRD GOOD LGCK CLASS ' 83 . - Jodi Renee Nelson Giranimals 15 MomlLY MoD S WDSRLCM if dreams came true, oh wouldn ' t that be nice. Lori Ann Ostenfeld Memories of happy times spent with special friends last forever, KJFB DCRD 31 1M TBw CK Thanx M D . , . Jimmy Mary Catherine Oels Good times mems of friends IJLJKJ LC keep smiling ' you know 82 Sciro CCO Fla and boating ILY m d thanx - Holly Ng I thank all of my RELATIVES and friends that gave me encouragement. I also thank my Dad and Mom in H.K. Jimbo Track. Hard James Pabst shoes to Fill. Soccer 1 234 166 I Barbara Janet Petitti Barb . . . Loves TENNIS, Skiing, and the shore. (Jn4gettable Memories 31 1M NYC Life is a series of hellos gdbyes Angela Maria Pinos Titin-TDDUPLin JerrysFFBGS HB 33 M GIRANIMALS-4.79 JP.s 2 7 81-K 2 Fla82 T M D G can ' t always get what u want Tien Pham Monica Preiss MOONS. GTW GF Ang Warol Bedi JN T. Per GIRANIMALS Sports Preissy Thanx M D Ain ' t No Mountain High Enough. Michael Poole James Edward Price Seen with the BOYZ DGCCMSRS Hoops w Ray 31 1M Jo Ro Wal Summer of 82 Beach Stones 1 Thanx M D THANK YOU JE Joseph A. Pinkava Cruisin ' The Formula with BIG HEAD Summer ' 82 Blowouts 301H Viners Canyon Trips Bud l JACSDPRCSP 167 timilv Susan Quinzel Thanx to M D Folded Bananas to L J The end of one thing is the beginning of another. Kathleen Price Pricey Best Of Times w Best of Friends! FLJDRB Mems to Last 4 ver 31 1M S80 TB JL Thanx M D . . . Charlie Jay Rappaport Great times w the best of friends Soccer, SoCo, Hemlock, 311 M are the best. TFEMD The road goes ever on. Dana Dawn Rajoppi . . . ARE FOREVER! Best friends last a lifetime. SA KS HH JTBST Thanx MB D. Doug.lLY always n forever! MSM Gary A. Prince ANIMALSDike One More Time — Please Animals 68 CAMSS Wanna Race WOT LB Tina Robin Regnier T . . . I ' ll always cherish my family friends, without them I would be . . . nowhere. SM P! 30-5PL.I Love Ya TS! Carol Ramondini MEMORIES JRL GATDDP MDT ILY Mom Dad Swede Slick 5 28 81 USIN my love is with you always Eddie 4 ever ILY JS 168 David Farnk Reiter Look inside your mind, Where the sour turns to sweet PETER GABRIEL Earl, Space bound? 601, at least . . . Kathy Rickerhauser We Create Our Tomorrows by What we Dream Today! Mems. of wild times with special friends 31 1 M NYC LBI Carlos E. Rivera Chico de SJ Better to die fighting than 2 live on your knees ' The Boyz Dios Bendiga Mi Familia.VIVA PR Darlene R. Robertson Dar . . . Listen to your heart and Hold on to your Dreams. FF- Julie Dl Rob mems. of SP. 115? NFJ(DadlLY) Charles H. Rodriguez Enjoys sports, MTB ABB and the Dead Thanks T and J, ND 339-GLW If we couldn ' t laugh, we ' d all go insane Joseph Anthony Roessner ANIMALS Dike K ' s Foot base ball LAV shore 29 BUD Pilmol Rocky EBWS!WST! Jer ' s MOJO Risin Luv Ya Dee A Punk! Yvette Rodburg SQUID!! Always seen w G CC(gal) AEROSMITH 666 Don ' t worry bout it Boz Louis The Kid TC 169 Noreen Vanessa Rothfuss Reeniepals DB and SA. Diving beats VB(WRS 82)VW to Camaro?Thanx Bensky October beach days ATCJuly 19,1981 Ann Victoria Rybicki Banana ... No day w o a memory. MAB (74T) KR LS KF TS DC BWP(een)! NYC ALBS Speshal O. Smilin! ILYE-87WNW Kathy C. Rowley Always will remember good times and great friends . . . Lots of laughs — Thanx! SAL ILY 7 14 81 Shirley Ann Salemy The secret of life is enjoying passages of time. Memories of x-c and Track CYO S A Elinor Amy Sadin Remember yesterday Live for today Dream for tomorrow. TrackJavBand ASJELM- Special Memories ' anyway ' MM Luca John Sannino TrackJAV.can be seen fishin with Pat DO. Dam Them Blues is Green Patty I ' ll Always Love Ya. Riiight - Yael Elana Rubanenko Mems of SA ... Wonderful friends make it all worthwhile-SLs USY 311M NE82 MDYGD-ily. Special Firsts . . . 10 18 80 170 Scot Jack Schneiderman Whats Jp K ' s ANIMAL Farm No Fires at the Dyke The Doors, Belushi, BUD 1 Thanx BMGDMom Who can warm my mind? Theresa Ann Scelfo Special times w DrJ at 31 lMskiing ' Todays beautiful moments are tomorrow ' s beautiful memories . . . mfd Elena Sansiviero Sing my song going round and round the world Kashmir LED ZEP Good times with AM DD RF and Gang . . . bds Michael Scuderi Seen W The BOYz DG CC JP RS 31 1M mems of J-Shore-ripping up the pier Cruisin ' in the jeep ' Lisa Beth Schnee 5 15 82GSome people make the world more special by just being in it YFJCDTK 31 1M I ' ve loved these days. Theresa Sarracino Mems SUM 82 Surf C Beach Fountain C Dan cin Movin Through The City. Good X ' S w JMBMSDLI Babe! 305 ILY MDVNL Joseph M. Sefack Good times with friends AG, DA, SS, SM, BS, seen with Andy and Bob, 74 Z 28 forever, Football, thanks MOM and DAD 171 Laura Sharkey Life is best when spent with the best. I ' m wish in ' on a star. A F HI LAG! PSF;Lin!B 2 MBAR;lr! I B I Love You M D Karen Beth Shapiro Good times with good friends Lisa and Jenn Memories of Chem USY Irwin and just being together Thanks Robert Carl Sefack What A Drag It Is Getting Old VETTE 1 Good Times With DAMSJ Futurechef Where Have All The Good Times Gone Kenneth J. Siegel We may lose, and we may win, but we will never be here again, so take it easy Francesca Sharkey Happiness to my beautiful friends-KJRDTYLB- 311M ILY MDnJ S80 JrP Ch81 I ' ve loved these days Sum ' 82 . . . Mark Linda Seymour This is the beginning of a bright future filled w endless possibilities Thanx Mom Dad Rev. Laur Bev Jonathan W. Silverman SILV-Key Club, GBS, Penn ' 82 Give me a place to stand and to rest my lever on, and I can move the earth 172 Michael Silverman SILVArt is the best, slick times boat, heroes live;mellow memories Ramapo, fashionably late DK in the HAIR Milton D. Smith I ' m always right, but nobody realizes it until they eventually reach the same conclusion. Jennifer Siman Great Times w Great friends-JM and KS. THANKS LEE. Always Remember LAT AW USY JL IRWIN Thanks Mom Dad Steven J. Srednick ANIMALS bud best times at the dike-with great friends. CLASH punk no 1 DJ not the shore 13B Classics Robert Sokohl Seen with the BOYZ Wrestling Soccer SOK ' seen at 31 1M I get by with a little help from my friends CCJPDG Lisa Dawn Stawiski Peace, Love, and Folded Bananas Leaving with Intent. Stawisk Lisa Siman Memories of great times-friends always JM KS special momentsw RK. summer 82 w HT SL ILYFPK thanks mom+dad 173 Diane Stearns Sweet Calcutta rain LED ZEP the mystery of life is yet to be revealed best times w Diane love to all. Michelle Linda Steir Memories of Band and Guard — Special times with Barb, Cin, and Jule. ESP Hold on tight to your dreams James T. Stieve Jim . . . mem ' s XC, track concerts, LEDZEP CruisingSS, Studio w The Boys SC.MC TL,DC,BC,LB,TM,SM,and Bro ' s Michael D. Suchomel SUCH. always remember the good times at the fests with S.H.,J.C.,F.T.,M.D. and D.L.M. thanks Mom Dad Mark J. Stieve Good Times Great Friends. Wherever You are and Wherever You Go there ' s always gonna be some light. MICH 1 Karen Szymanski Life is like a piano, what you get out depends on how you play. Pookie, Charlie, Candy! walking out. Mitchell Brian Storch Goodtimes with BG SSB MEADOWLANDS horse owners, KS?,SD It ' s sat whats to do?TRANSAM+PCJER- TO RICO 1, Tennis 174 Perri E. Teitelbaum Special times w special friends Carol 2wacgait vette Pee Wee 6-6-80 Giranimals EE Time will tell ILYM D Michael Raymond Tarantula ANIMALSBest Ever! 27,Dike,CI_ASSICS AtSinw ES-The Legend Lives On! Thanks Mom.Mr.K-MY BABYS GOT THE . . . Maryanne K. Teja m , . ,  • Janice Marie Tavaska Memories and good times with my Family and Friends. without them I would be nowhere. KS,DR,LM,LT,soccer Laura Ann Tennaro Best of Times w the GIRANIMALS 15 Di- Jo+Gi . . . ILY MDnG . . . Something so special is meant to be shared . . Nino Jonathan M. Thomasen Will always remember good times-Rock-Rush- Zep-AC-DC-173Grand-AmGood Friends AK HD PP FC JFTPFT JS Karen Teltsher Nothing can bring back the hour of splender in the grass . . . We will find strength in what remains SF KB 175 Lisa Thorlakson My dream is here, the time is near I ' ve got to run. its been fun Friends forever LT and LB Lisa Marie Trapani LEE:Good Times With Good Friends: summer of 81; with Pea.Cin.Mo seen with Dawn. A.M.B. to DT DB Thanks MOM Douglas T. Torborg BASEBALL, Soccer 10 Rem Times at JD Summer of 82-228 V-H UB L. Beach Is Dor JC Magic Mom, Dad T, C F:THANX Liz Tromp Thanx m l.s.l.u. d WOODY ' 81 ' 82 c. S.C! c.b. 81 nye ' 81 p.l.b F.a. f.e.R K! gbj.D! nbad- wu tastud Dawn Ann Trivett Dawnie . . . Great times with Terrific Friends- Never Forget 8- 12-82 Dave!! Thanks-LT ST I love you Mom Dad Paul G. Tsatsimas BF (nef sm bertram fitz gas dan and edward) Van Halen Judas Priest What a long strange trip its been! BOASS Frank Joseph Tortorello It ' s getting hard to be someone but it all works out. It doesn ' t matter much to me. AAAAAHP! 176 Timothy Brian Walker WALKA BB States 40T BoodsFellas That ' s Beautiful To achieve one has to believe Thanx for the times bye! I Lisa Vargas Memories, Friends CHEERING RZ Nb 31 1M Time won ' t wait for uswe got to make it BEST Times-JLJP CAL-82! Carol Ann Valentine GIRANIMALS-M.D A.ILY Summer of 82- JS. Mem ' s-Per, Thanx-LBI Visions of Yesterday, haw fast they slip away 1 Hk x my i Ml Amy Elizabeth Walsh Km Best Buddies Forever, Will Never Forget Great Times During Summer of 8T82-Stay free GP . . . Someday Someway. Jacob William Vogel Jack Football 67, Wrestling Remember Good Times with Friends. Lisa 5 3 82 Bud is 3 GRGMPS Vincent Peter Van Pelt To reach the height of our ambition is like try- ing to reach the rainbow; as we advance it recedes Bonnie Sue Weinberg Happiest moments spent with friends make memories that will never end ... 3 M ' s chorale, b-ball, Fla., 31 1M!! 177 Adam Lawrence White Impressions: Close friends, Abby MAL, Gary Watson, JB Style, Green Shirt, GK (King of Thought) Debra Wertheim Debra Jane The Best of Times are shared w the Best . . . Dr. J TLKFL . . . Sue Memories of 31 lM-4ever . . . ILG MnD SnK Erik D. Weiss You Gotta Move Never forget the good times.Mt. P.CCR, ' 14 ' s.Bud P ' s, Stones, MP Ref Keep on Chooglin ' Roseann Wioland The Moments were temporary but the memories will last forever. Mems of DR.J,cheering,Danielle, 3UM.S GTWT Arlene Gertrud Westermann I Will Always Remember D+D L+J AFGN BAM RG JC HH SS GL w SB Go For It! FR- Bird V- Ball Soccer Take Care LCJ Gary H. Weiss Howard Keith Wolsten SCOTTIE Hates 4 FACE. Likes Fast Cars. (Jncle Floyd, records and championship wrestling head my list 178 Amanda Christine Wyckoff Sometimes a fantasy is all you need Great times w C(JZ Steve Glenn k Mem ' s of SB CYO WCC Shore . . . FRIENDS Robyn B. Zirkel Mems of cheering-LV CB-DB NC-DD FF-Dar, Jule, Di 31 1M Without friends life isn ' t worth living . . . ILY M D! Yi Zheng We can ' t change past nor future until it ' s here, so all we can do is to make today as sweet as it can be. Davy E. Zoneraich The light which leads us through and out of the darkness represents life . . . GNIWRETSE 179 SENIORS NOT PICTURED DOUG SCOTT ADAMS MICHELE ANTONUCCI ROBERT BURTT SEAN CALLAHAN KARL HARTMANN ELIZABETH OKIN SCOTT NAGER GREG VAN NAME GRADUATING JUNIORS Sue D. Murillo You can get anything you want in life if you want it bad enough. Pup Nips 4ever. Louis, BDS, BF Priest 180 181 SUPER SENIORS BEST DANCERS — Tina Apicella and Michael Tarantula MOST INTELLECTUAL — Arlene Westerman and David Gold MOST SOPHISTICATED — Yael Rubanenko and John Maher BEST SINGERS — Bonnie Weinberg and John Maher BEST DRESSED — Lori Ostenfeld and Dominick Giovannone BEST LOOKING — L eesa Bernstein and Joe Roessner 182 NICEST EYES — Laurie Tennaro and Dan Connolly BEST ATHLETE — Kathy Price and Kyle Hudgins BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE — Carol Valentine and Joe Roessner BEST ALL-AROUND — Joanne Ellenberger and Anthony Costellani MOST AMICABLE — Tina Apicella and Steven Srednick 183 CLASS WITS — Marri Ann Branco and Charlie Colline NICEST SMILE — Tina Apicella and David Kadish BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR — Sue Bailey and Scott Hewitt lillfkill CLASS COUPLE Esemplare Diane Lauler and Pat BEST MUSICIANS — Cindy Caivano and John Agey MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Yael Rubanenko and David Gold 184 DID MOST FOR THE CLASS Jay Rappaport Terri Scelfo BEST PERSONALITY Ron Fusco Fran Sharkey Vinnie Van Pelt MOST TALKATIVE MOST ARTISTIC Mike Silverman Lisa Camerino 185 Start saving today for a secure future! a INVESTORS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 173 Mountain Avenue, Springfield With other offices in Union, Essex and Monmouth Counties. 186 Laura 6 Lisa I Pli ncLu j t TOO- :ni Lj - q-A 245-0888 245-0889 Congratulations Debbie FRED ' S AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRS Radiators — Heater Cores — Gas Tanks Boiled — Cleaned — Repaired Fredric B. Beyer 718 Fairfield Avenue Kenilworth, N.J. 07033 Best Wishes to the Class of 83 SPRINGFIELD U.S.Y. Congratulations Class of 1983 THE JONATHAN DAYTON ALL SPORTS BOOSTER CLUB Congratulations to Debbie and the Class of ' 83 CHARLES, JERYL, AND JO ANN BEYER v ; am Trapped by the Tuition Termite? It ' s easy to get a Student Loan from us! me Howard ARTHUR ' S General Green Shopping Center Morris and Mountain Avenues Springfield, Mew Jersey MEMBER FDIC 187 Expert Repairs on Cameras and Projectors MAEK CAHERA SERVICE Where the Pros Go 200 Morris Ave., Springfield NJ. ' s Largest Repair Center Wty. Service for Major Mgf ' s. by Factory Trained Technicians Fast Dependable Service 467-2291 Please Feel Free to Call for Assistance! Hrs. Daily 8-6 Sat. 8-1 Trading Corp. MURRAY FORMAN BURT GREENBERG P.O. Box 616 • Springfield, New Jersey 07081 (201)686-1080 21 2-690-5620 Keyes Martin 841 Mountain Avenue Springfield, NJ 07081 (201) 376-7300 Advertising • Marketing • Public Relations Dan Gaby, President Congratulations Bonnie On a Job Well Done Love, DAD GENTLEMEN ' S QUARTERS HAIRCUTTERS The Full Service Salon For Men and Women 761 Mountain Ave. Springfield, NJ 376-9836 COUSINS — 2 Pizza and Subs Specials in 6 Foot Subs 69 Mt. Ave., Spfld. 376-9656 Me xttoH.S. We Deliver 188 SPRINGFIELD MANOR CONDOS 190 Morris Ave. Springfield, N J 245-3646 Good Luck Seniors ADAM, LISA AND PAMELA WHITE CHICKIE, VAN, AND GREGORY STEVENS Congratulations to Jill and Her Friends and Best wishes to the Class of 1983 ELLEN AND ILENE KOREY {4 • Deli WE CATER FOR ALL OCCASIONS Tony Cioffi 467-5468 762 Mountain Avenue Springfield, N.J. 07081 210-232-1561 ROUTE ELECTRONICS 22 INC. 40 U.S. Highway 22 Echo Plaza Shopping Center Springfield, N.J. 07081 (201)467-0166 WISSEL SONS CONSTRUCTION CO. Designers, Builders, Developers w James Wissel Conrad Wissel III 1 167 Puddingstone Road Mountainside, N.J. 07092 189 Th£ TVA lOX LA I AL OF T-P. lat a a v.v.y ' tit jli nD3 M DOBBS CO. =fluto ' Body cSfiop 23 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SPRINGFIELD. N. J. (201) 376-3535 331 SPRINGFIELD AVE. BERKELEY HEIGHTS. N.J. 07922 Pastries With The Continental Flair 721 Mountain Ave., Springfield, N.J. 07081 Phone: (201) 376-6969 COCKTAILS LUNCH 6 DINNER (201) 665-2310 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ANIMALS FROM MR. AND MRS. K Class of 1983 We ' ve Finally Made It!! Our Four Years Have Been Unforgetable Good Luck to All in the Future! President: Terri Scelfo Vice President: Donna Bain Secretary: Bonnie Weinberg Treasurer: Joanne Ellenberger 190 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 JON SILVERMAN — PRESIDENT FRED ISRAEL — VICE PRESIDENT ANN RYBICHI — SECRETARY KAREN FLYNN — TREASURER MR. D. C. VANHART — ADVISOR MR. R. J. NASH — ADVISOR MISS L. A. DUKE — ADVISOR MR. D. FOX — ADVISOR J.D.R.H.S. KEY CLUB STRENGTHEN FROM WITHIN 191 Good Luck Joe and Bob Route 34 South Atlantic Avenue Aberdeen, New Jersey 07747 Joseph R. Sefack President Telephone (210) 566-8000 Congratulations and Love to Jodi!! and to the Class of ' 83 MOM, STACEY AND DAVID , 6 J? V °V MOPED PALACE Sales and Quality Service Peugeot Garelli Motobecane Puch General 15 Industrial PI. New Jersey ' s Oldest Moped Dealer Summit — 2770005 RAYCO CAR SERVICE 201-379-5990 To H.P.H. If we say we ' ll fix it, we ' ll fix it. Honestly Seatcovers • Mufflers Auto Tops Brakes Front End • Tires Air Cond. Stereo Music • Van Conversions 42 Route 22 Springfield, M.J. 07081 2 Mi. East of Channel Lumber Good Luck and Best Wishes for Your Future With Love, L.H., J.H., A.B.H., G.M.H., G.P.H. 192 Produce Bedding Plants Christmas Trees MRS. PRINCE ' S STAND Fresh Produce Donna and Micky Prince 201-3761360 647 So. Springfield Ave. Springfield, M J 07081 Best Wishes to Class of 83 Trie CLOTHES PATCI1 533-9192 Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 Thurs. eves ' til 8:30 P.M. 55 East Mt. Pleasant Ave. Livingston- (Across From Heritage Diner) THE SHOE PATCH 533-0797 ' Put Fitness in Your Future ' Nsufttus A.J. ' S NAUTILUS CENTER At the Plaza Racquet Club A Total Fitness Center for Men and Women 1099 Route 22 Mountainside, New Jersey 07092 (201) 232-4454 Wc t Summit j pitr Andrew Jacober, Director (201)687-7235 Rt. 22 West Gnion, N.J. 07083 (Behind Bob ' s Big Boy) 359 Springfield Ave. Summit, New Jersey 07901 (201) 277-3900 ROBERT B. CONNELLY, Owner Chef Best Wishes to Class of 83 STEAK AND ALE Steak and Ale Restaurants of America, Inc. 1443 Route 22 Mountainside, New Jersey 07092 (201)233-0900 BILL ' S ARMY NAVY STORE 666 Morris Turnpike Short Hills, N.J. 07078 201 — 467-0086 Store hours: 9 AM — 9 PM Mon.-Fri. 9 AM — 6 PM Sat. I 193 Good Luck to the Class of 1983 ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS ARE YOU: [l Tired of wearing the same garments for 2, 3, or 4 years? D Paying a: Delivery charge? Fuel sur- charge? Service charge? D Paying for emblems? D Paying an installation or delection charge when new men are hired or pre- sent employees are deleted from weekly rental charge? If you answered yes to any of the above, contact us for a complete analysis and personalized review of your Uniform Rental requirements. We DO NOT have any hidden costs in our weekly billings and offer new uniforms for all personnel on an annual or semi-annual basis. For the Best Uniform Service You Can Get O.K. TOWEL UNIFORM SUPPLY Since 1923 — Celebrating Our 60th Year Uniforms Shirts • Pants • Jackets • Coveralls Wiping Towels Machine Aprons Fender Covers Walk-off Mats O.K. Towel Uniform Supply 94 West Jersey Street Elizabeth, N.J. 07202 (201)3540722 194 To Our Lisa and the Class of 1983 Congratulations and Good Luck The best is yet to come. The Schnee Family Automated Quick Printing Mailing Co. 24 ECHO PLAZAfRT. 22 SPRINGFIELD 07Q T rtGDERi QUICK PRINT SHOP OFFERING . QUALITY PRINTING AT DISCOUNT PRICES COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE FOR YOUR; WE DO JOBS FROM 1 TO 1,000,000 BUSINESS — BUSINESS CARDS • FLYERS • BROCHURES • LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES • INVOICES • LABELS • PURCHASE ORDERS STATEMENTS • DIRECT MAIL • PRICE LIST • CARBONLESS FORMS ORGANIZATIONS CHURCHES — BULLETINS • MEETING NOTICES • NEWSLETTERS • PROGRAMS RAFFLE TICKETS • POSTERS • AD BOOKS PHOTO COPIES — PERSONAL — 11 14 11 x 17 ANNOUNCEMENTS • STATIONERY • MEMO PADS • INVITATIONS ALSO: RUBBER STAMPS • SIGNS • BINDING • COLLATING • FOLDING call- 379-6990 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED JUST OFF ROUTE 22 MOUNTAIN AVE. Echo Plaza Shopping Center Springfield 235 Mountain Avenue. Spnnglield. NJ 07081 SWINGLES DINER Donald P. Vergano BRANCH MANAGER (201) 467-8644 Route 22 Springfield, New Jersey 379-4277 PHONE 379-2885 Something Special Sweet Shop, Inc. MARTIN J. MAZZA PRESIDENT 230 MOUTAIN AVE. SPRINGFIELD, N.J. 07081 195 The Staff Of The 1983 Region Alogue Wish Best Of Luck To The Graduating Seniors Mr. John Cafone — Advisor Mr. Dave Van Hart — Business Manager 196 FIGHT GRAVITY! I love you . . . John! Michael Danberg Scott Hewitt Linda Symour Boinolt Mike Gleicher Bob Edwards Adrioria Baudrey Erik Weiss David Gold The Voids Bruce Lefkowitz Milton Smith Bonnie Weinberg Charles Rodriguez Adam White Yael Rubanenko Fran Sharkey Jon Silverman Marg. — i ' ll love ya forever — Dear M Love and Miss Ya — B Teddy Bear, Love ya always, Idgit Lisa Schnee Lisa Schlanger Karen Gross Paul Itri Mark Leonard Chris Martino Carol Carpenter Dawn Trivett Danny Conolly Kenny Deitz Franklin Pierce Ruth E. Townsend Carole Szymanski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rybicki Bonnie Weinberg Anne Maria Cocchia Good Luck — Class of ' 83 Tom and Ed Kisch BOOSTERS Congratulations Graduates! — Tom and Lisa Good Luck! Allison Sobo Lots of Luck Class of ' 83 Henry Largey Michelle Saraka The Alder Family Congratulations Skip — Mom and Dad The Weinberg Family Rob Martignetti Jessica Bernstein Lynda Friedman Barbara Herrmann Angela Lombardi The Quarry P.C. Rush — you ain ' t kidding man Peace out E.B. CC and AR-Bf ' s 4-ever Antmsc fr Sp (Lcs) Amimals C.R. Mr. and Mrs. David Mrs. Billig Mindy Greenblatt Almalyn Largey TIEN — PHAM Laurie Tennaro Debra De Masi Cindy Moser Shannon Kiley Lynn Kuczera Retra Schweizer Michele Calabrese P. C. Cleaver Steven Deitz Love Lisa ' s Locker WYLABD — WAY CRAZY? Fantastic Beautiful Girls 4-ever Garry and I together forever Bob and Jacquie together forever Dave and Dawn Forever Michelle Steir Al Heckel Love ya Stud Greg and Lisa forever Dana and Doug always and forever Eddie and Carol always and forever Richard Karl Jaclyn Hvizdak The Bloods of ' 83 Rule! Jerry Pares Mr. Cowden El Senor Mr. T Mr. Yanchus The Globerman ' s The Karady ' s The B and S Club FOREVER Di, I love you — Tom John and Debbie Forever GIRANIMALS Karen Shapiro Ann Eckmann Jennifer Siman Lisa Siman Leslie Rich Sa. Sikorski Mrs. Lorraine Baber Marg — I ' ll love you forever Dear M — love and miss you — B Teddy Bear, love ya always Idgit Congratulations to Jeff Lischin and the class of ' 83 — Love Mom, Wayne, Steve and Todd It ' s a beautiful world!! Vinnie and Tina Forever 2+2=4 . . . ILY-angela You can ' t always get what you want! You ' re the biggest part of me!! — DB+AP 197 Congratulations to the Class of ' 83 MASCO SPORTS I 241 Broad Street Summit, N.J. 07901 (201)273-4400 Other Locations Corp. Head — Union So. Orange Ledgewood Matawan Cedar Knolls Menlo Park Brick Township £8 m Compliments of J M MARKET INC. Your Personal Super Market Highest Quality Meats — Produce Dairy Products — Groceries 856 Mountain Avenue Mountainside, New Jersey «£ SCHAIBLE OIL CO. Springfield, N.J. Quality Heating Oil and Oil Burner Service Tel. 376-4300 AD3-1133 Ample Parking in Rear Vie GIock Free Delivery BLIWISE LIQUORS Since 1914 Your Friendly Package Store Where Service and Quality Meet Corner Mountain Ave. and Route 22 at the Circle Mountainside, NJ Der Deutsche Klob J9EST WISHES ID PER OD N NE SEATS MALICIOUSIYOUTI OPPRESS ION ORGAN IZATION 198 Congratulations Joanne and Class of ' 83 The Best Is Yet to Come With Love A FRIEND 199 To the Class of 1983 We Wish You the Fulfillment of All Your Dreams DR. AND MRS. LAURENCE S, LEFKOWITZ Congratulations Joanne and Class of 83! UNCLE ANTHONY, AUNT DEBBIE, ANTHONY GRANDPOP AND AUNT EDNA ACJNT ANDREA AND UNCLE FRED MARYANNE AND KEVIN UNCLE TOM, AUNT DEB AND CREW AUNT VICKY AND UNCLE RUDY ROSE AND BOB GRANDPOP E AND AUNT FLOSS Congratulations to Barbara and the Class of ' 83 THE PETITTI FAMILY FRANK AND CAROL TORTORELLO Best of Luck and Happiness to Bob FREYA AND ALAN BRUCKNER MARC AND EDDIE Congratulations to the Class of ' 83 Good Luck to the Class of 83 Power of the Press DA YTON JOURNAL Congratulations to The Graduating Class of 1983 The Junior Class 1984 Best of Luck to The Graduating Seniors Class of 1983 The Sophomore Class 1985 Good Luck Seniors! Class of 1983 The Freshman Class 1986 200 PATRONS Good Luck Class of 1983! 31 1M. loves you all! Ro, Wally, T ' , and Jo. The Book Barn in Mountainside 4 New Providence Road Mountainside, New Jersey 07092 (201)232-3023 Congratulations to our son Mitch Cutler and to the class of 1983 Mom and Dad Best wishes to the class of ' 83 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Thaler Good Luck to The Class of ' 83 from The Liptons The Total Affair Party Planners Congratulates The Class of ' 83 Helaine Bernstein Best of luck in the future Ann Marie Mom, Dad and Carmine (Morreale) Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Luckenbach Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scuderi Rhoda and Jay Horn Mr. and Mrs. James Price Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maas Diane and the Class of ' 83 A most successful future! The Hvizdak Family Good luck to the class of ' 83 — Jerry and Maxine Shapiro Good Luck in all you do, Jill K., Leesa B., Donna B., Angie P., and Tina A. Mr. J. Lewis and family Dan ' l we ' re very proud of you. Our best wishes to you and the Class of 83. Love, Mom, Dad and Sheri Bianca Colantone Mary and John Best Wishes Class of ' 83 D, A, J, L ... 4 ever Bianca Colantone Mary and John Best Wishes Class of ' 83 — Glenn All our love to Jerry L. Jenny and Lori: best friends for 1 1 years and still going Jake and Kar BFF Best of luck to my friends — Love, Flynn HNY — You ' re such good friends Good Luck Class of ' 83 — Mrs. Santilli Joanie Citro Mrs. Madeline Spitz Mr. K DOT POWER LIVES To Dar and Jules, my best friends, Thanks for everything! I love you — Di I would like to thank everyone, both faculty and students, for their support. It ' s been a great year. Marc Hinkes Congratulations, class of ' 83 Hinkes Family J.P. — Thanks, I love my box — it was worth waiting for . . . J.E. . . . Congratulations to Milton Smith . . . Congratulations and Good Luck to Michelle and the class of 83 The Steir Family Good Luck Class of 83 — A Friend 201 i •tfllUW m m 202 203 204 205 ▼ BL ' J H Hr M0 k$ H V d t i • 206 207 MEMORIES FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY SPRINGFIELD, N. J. 208 ,11 in 8 « 1983 FOR REFERENCE Do Not Take From This Room nilnfflSfi FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 9534 00148 1749