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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1985 volume:

REGIONALOGUE 1985 JONATHAN DAYTON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MOUNTAIN AVENUE SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07081 Donna Sekella reminds Thea Winarsky that i comes before e except after c. Robert Creenwald plots a student coup d ' etat. Todd Gelayder admires the Pledge shine. L n J? • I y .. ■L Tom Reilly contemplates tasting the forbidden fruit. I wouldn ' t want to be in your sneakers, Tom exclaims Vikki Morrocco. Greg Cote hitches a ride out of the IMC. Cathy Fiorenzo deserves a 4 for her smile Eric Tesse marvels at the works of Dr. Seuss. Mike Fruchter stares intently. It started out as a tree, and now look. ' Roy Kuczera studies diligently Pete VonDerLinn sets a new course record: 365 strokes on one hole. WHAT IS CANDID? CANDID IS THE RESPONSE YOU GIVE YOUR MOTHER WHEN SHE FINDS YOUR GUILTY HAND IN THE COOKIE JAR. CANDID IS YOUR UNCENSORED REACTION TO THE SIGHT OF A BEARDED BABY. CANDID IS YOUR UNMITIGATED FACIAL EXPRESSION AS SEEN THROUGH THE EYES OF AN UNEXPECTED CAMERA . . . «i Linda Fernicola practices the Jane Fonda Work-out. Senior Band members practice smiling Terry Walker taking a break. Cindy Terry-Meisner and Lynne Latham look for love on the tennis courts. Linda Fernicola and Kim Fischer help Steve Agey budget his fortune Helen Harbt: Dayton ' s Woman in Red. ]im Rau: lust Supposing Lisa Cook and Lisa lasyczysyzn: for once on the other side of the camera Amenssa Crous turns her back on short hand Theresa Clement, Halee Arnold, and Roy Kuczera find Playdo more fun than chemistry David Cole holds a meaningful conversation with the basketball What is embarrassing? Em- barrassing is a sudden attack of gas during a job interview. Em- barrassing is the discovery of a large rip in a strategic area of your trousers. Embarrassing is the sight of your candid face in a widely-distributed yearbook. Kathy Meixner anxiously anticipates the slaughtering of the opponent Close-up Toothpaste gets Carol Tarantula noticed! H H . , T k -aH Hi 3 ._— -T- m jaJggM Kr B BESm mmm M3 m Jp JP sijj ■! H fEy Miiiiiiiiiii wi ■ kfii . A ¥ tif '  n T Rich Murillo studies during his favorite subject Barry Sturm threatens Rochelle. your money or your life Anthony Millin models the latest in Dayton ' s fashion Michael Gural punches out his ABC ' s. Kipp Levinson is overjoyed to have finally mastered the multiplication tables Jackie Hvizdak poses for one more picture for her portfolio. 10 John Dahmen wonders who stole the centerfold of Miss July. ¥ Jp ' ill ll mn if Michelle Saraka and Elisa Segal add a touch of class to our hallways. Mark Shanaman giggles through a Creek tragedy. Kelly Lesofski rests on her laurels. 11 ««: Carmela Carpenter, Cindy Terry-Meisner and Lisa Spatucci take a break from tumbling. Amy Van Pelt in her natural habitat. Mitchell Stein and Mr Kindler keep a watchful eye on the baseball team Nina Kleiner and Cilon Rubanenko are caught sneaking around. 12 Leslie Meskin in a cheer leading mood. WHAT IS HUMOR- OUS? HUMOROUS IS THE ANIMATED EPISODE IN WHICH BUGS BUNNY PER- SUADES YOSEMITE SAM TO DIVE INTO A TINY GLASS OF WATER FROM THREE HUND- RED FEET IN THE AIR. HUMOROUS IS THE SIGHT OF THE ACTRESS WITH COCONUT CUSTARD PIE DRIPPING OFF HER FACE. HUMOROUS IS YOUR RECOGNITION OF YOUR FRIEND ' S EM- BARRASSMENT BY A CERTAIN CANDID PHOTOGRAPH IN THE YEARBOOK. t Greg Torborg gets a few pointers from Mrs. Lazaro in the Guidance Office. Will this be the end of Kevin Rogers? 13 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Rochelle Smith, Lori Melman, Amy Van Pelt and Margaret Taylor Members of the Class of 1984 party all night long lenny: Our Karady Kid. 14 Marnie Fromkin, Amy Schoenfeld and Sarah Post sit out just this one dance. Dandy Dan Klinger dances the night away. The latest Spring Fashions are modeled at the prom. )ohn Wioland flashdances for his date. 15 What is unique? Unique is an orange checkered tie with a pur- ple plaid suit. Unique is the per- former who sings the National Anthem backwards before the opening kick-off. Unique is this year ' s yearbook theme: NOTHING WENT UNNOTICED. And nothing did — so sit back and candidly enjoy these humorous embarrassments. 16 4mimm mmsr liiip |jfeg:«:i ;-: ; - ; I:.;- :■ ' mm lit 13;:! iillliliil; . ■■■«■ ' • v.mBmm :, BB M •J Wm mm ■ : Miss Anne Romano - Principal Mr. Manuel F. Pereira — Vice Principal 18 Dr. Donald Merachnik Superintendent Mr. )ohn E. Conlin Mr. Stephan A. Marcinak Mr Charles Bauman Assistant Superintendent Mr. Harold E. Donaldson Mr Frederick |. Soos Mr Joseph R Vaughn President Mr. David M. Hart Mrs. Natalie R.Waldt Mrs Virginia R Muskus Vice-President Mrs Margaret D Hough Mr Harold R Burdge |r Board Secretary Dr. Martin Siegel Director of Curriculum Dr. Merachnik and Mr Bauman 19 GUIDANCE Mr. Arthur Balshan Mrs. Dorothy Cassak Mrs. Charlotte Singer - Director of Guidance Mr. Frank Clancy Mrs. Sherri Wendroff Mr. Julius Rossi Miss Marie Ciannone Mrs. Jane Lausten Mr Martin Taglienti Mrs. Antionette Malloy Mr. Melvin LeFever Mr. Warren Robst Not Pictured: Mrs Emma Massey — Department Supervisor. Mrs Rose Stoj 20 Mrs. Julia Latzer Department Supervisor Mr. William Byrne Mr. John Cafone Mrs. Virginia Cartus Mrs. Patricia Cilo Mr. Arthur David Mr. Robert Glassman Mr. Donald Hartman Mrs. Marcia Kendler Miss Cheryl Rosania Mrs. Madeline Spitz Not Pictured: Mrs Donna Lesage Mr. loseph Trinity Mrs. MaryEllen Verschuren Mrs Barbara Hedges 21 FINE ARTS Mr. David Brodman Mrs Brenda Kay INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Mr Stanley Grossman Department Supervisor Mr. Charles Giacomarra Mr Robert Lowe Mr. Edward Metz HOME ECONOMICS 1 Not Pictured: Mr. William Solomme, Mr Walter Wiatr. Mrs Eleanor Billig Mrs Arlene Frese 22 Miss Anita Tedesco Department Supervisor Mrs. Susan Eckman , . ' Mi 1 fll 1 ! mtl I m  - 6 x f L ■ Br Miss Anita Epstein Mr. lames Farrell Mrs. Barbara Hedges Miss Carolyn Fahrman Mrs Lynn Margolis Mrs. Irene O ' Grady Miss Maria Toretti 23 Mrs. Katherme Venditti — Department Supervisor Mr. David Cowden Mrs. lean Cusumano Miss Linda Duke Mr Dennis Fox Mr. Edward (asinski Mrs. Clare Mason Mr. lames Lassi Mr Raymond Yanchus 24 Mr. William Jones — Department Supervisor Mrs. Marianne D ' Alessio Mrs. Joyce Kerr Mr. John Kovolisky Mr. Arthur Krupp Mrs. Una Mellon Mr. David Van Hart Not Pictured: Mrs Arlene Schwartz Mr. Donald Wayne Mrs. Jane Fischer Mrs. Patricia Waldvogel I- £ 25 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Peter Falzarano Director of Phys. Ed. Mrs. Christine Comerci Mrs. loan Dalton Mr. Joseph Cozza Mr Howard Cushnir Mrs. Helen Hooper Mr. Richard lacano Mr. William Kindler Mr. Robert Kozub Mrs. Lois Lummer Mr. Anthony Policare Miss Ruth Townsend Mr John Swedish 26 Mr. George Barkley — Department Supervisor Mr. Leonard Ferrara Mrs. Mary Shanahan Mr. Richard Booher Mr. Roland Marionni Mr. Edward Broderick llmr Mrs. Shirley Patete Mr. Joseph Martino 27 Miss Linda Schweitzer Mrs. Loraine Baber Mr. Charles Drews Miss Diane Verlangieri Mrs. Karen Vinacour Mrs. Catherine Hascher Mrs. Betty Ruffley Mrs. Roberta Burns Mrs. Nancy Michenfelder Mrs. Maxine Samwick Mr. Ronald Nash Mrs. Kristine Siegel Mrs Alice Leshick 28 Mrs. loan Esposito Mrs. Beverly Haidle Miss loAnne Ciuba Mrs. Kathy Ciacalone Mrs Hilde Speinger Mrs. Ann Naparon Mrs. Margaret Miller Mrs. Nicolina Witt Mrs. Fran Murray Mrs. JoAnne Capizzano 30 CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr. James Coyle, Mr. Angelo Salardino, Mr. Herb Bell, Mr. Ed Naspinski, Mr. Carlton Browne, Mr. Stanley Sprofera Mr Charles Spencer Mr George Miller, Mr. Carmine Cinccolo, Mr. Nick Homyock CAFETERIA PERSONNEL 1 Mrs. Evelyn Evans, Mrs. Lorraine Schnell, Mrs Anne Dunn, Mrs. Elizabeth Hummer, Mrs. Virginia Del Conte, Mrs. Clara Papadiskos 31 32 This year, the Student Council did its best to spread LOVE throughout the school. Two of the biggest and most popular fund raisers were geared to Valentine ' s Day. Students were able to send cookies to their favorite people. These cookies, distributed during 10th period, appeared to be a major fun and fund raiser. Also, a com- puter dating service was organized during Valentine ' s Day. Students filled out surveys which were then put into the computer. The lucky students were then matched with their perfect dates. Although most students were happy, some others did not approve of the computer ' s choices! Another fund raiser was the famous battle of the bands. Local groups, some with Dayton students and graduates, battled it out on the stage of Halsey Hall. The winning group was selected by the audience and an eventful night was had by all. Mrs. Cusumano, the faculty advisor, was aided this year by officers Kathy Meixner, Michelle Coddington, )im Lee and Alan Souza. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - President Kathy Meixner, Vice President Alan Souza, Secretary ]im Lee, Treasurer Michelle Coddington Barry and Donna wait to find out if the computer will match them up Lucky officer |im Lee is happy with the computer ' s choice 34 The National Honor Society ' s symbols. The National Honor Society consists of the academically superior students of Jonathan Dayton. Students are selected for membership on the basis of the following four criteria: Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Scholarship consists of maintaining an excellent grade point average. Character is in relation to a student ' s maturity level. Leadership is indicative of a student ' s ability to influence others toward a positive goal, and service represents a student ' s in- volvement in an activity(s) outside the classroom. Students must also be recommended by teachers in order to enter the group. Advisors: Mrs. Anita Tedesco and Mrs. Irene O ' Grady President: Thea Winarsky Vice President: Kathy Meixner Secretary: Margaret Taylor Treasurer: Abbe Uchitel Thea Winarsky enters her name into the Honor Society ' s Journal Mrs. O ' Grady and Miss Ramano congratulate Kyle Wissel. Bottom, Left to Right: Laura Parmet (84), Jackie Kelk (84), Ellen Westerman, Abbe Uchitel, Kathy Meixner, Margaret Taylor, Thea Winarsky, lennifer Karady, Vivian Shapiro (84) Top, Left to Right: Kyle Wissel, Bryan Creenberg (84), Mark Shanaman, David Cole, Kipp Levinson, Brian Moran, Anthony Millin, Scott Praeger 35 Front Row: Rochelle Smith, Amy Schoenfeld, and Lori Melman. Second Row: joe Blanda, Anne Marie Cochia, Craig Parker, Susan Hain, Pete VonDerLinn, Brad Krumholz, Robin Mishkin, Stephanie Schlosser, Bart Barre, Judy Schlosser, )enny Karady, Brian Dailey, Leslie Meskin, Barry Sturm, Steve Banison, Ondine Karady, Marc Singer, David Schneider, David Krell, Nancy Podell, Justine Crystal, and Ranit Shriky. The Dayton Key Club was again busy serving the school and surrounding community. Officers, Rochelle Smith, Pete VonDerLinn, Jay Mishkin, and Anne Marie Cochia combined both new and old projects to make 1984-85 quite a successful year. The annual bowl-a-thon to fight Leukemia was a success, while a Trivial Pursuit night challenged the minds of many students. Around Valentine ' s Day, the Key Club teamed up with the Student Council to provide Dayton with its first computer dating service. The club combatted heart disease through a radiothon with station WERA which raised over 7,000 dollars. The year culminated with the district convention held at Mount Aires Lodge in the Poconos. Through its ser- vice the Key Club not only helped its members to be better citizens but aided the school and community. This photo courtesy of GQ. Jennifer Karady finds inner peace at the meeting The easy-going clubber, David Schneider Top Row, L to R: Michelle Benjamin, Pete VonDerLinn, Julie Smith, Donna Sekella, Kipp Levinson, Jay Mishkin, Brian Dailey, Vicky Anderson. Middle Row, L to R: Mrs. Julia Latzer, Roy Kuczera, Lesie Meskin, Tara McGrath Bottom Row, L to R: Robin Goodman, Allison Funk, Wendy Mortenson, Margaret Taylor, Thea Wmarsky, Patt Padde, Sue Roth, Ranit Shriky. Donna carefully scrutinizes the EVER famous Dayton Journal. Vicki explains to Leslie the correct way to fold a newspaper Once again, the staff of the Dayton Journal provided us with various info through the school newspaper. The journal is con- tinually building a strong foundation for the future by teaching underclassmen to write in proper jurnalistic style. Journalism students use the paper as a medium to practice and show their reporting skills. The journal, advised by Mrs. Julia Latzer and led by editor-in-chief Kipp Levinson and Leslie Meskin, covered and presented various topics. Page editors Thea Winarsky, Pete VonDerLinn, Jay Mishkin, and Margaret Taylor assigned numerous articles. Often the pieces were entertaining, infor- mative, provocative, and even controversial. In any event, they and the rest of the hard working staff produced many fine issues which were widely read. Thea pushes Pete away in her EAGERNESS to read the newest issue of the Dayton journal 37 VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is an organization consisting of different types of athletes who participate in school sports and are awarded a varsity letter. Through the leadership of advisor Roland Marionni, the members are involved in many fun fundraisihg and community activities throughout the school year. These athletes are not only a part of the club to earn money for their jackets, but also to volunteer their services to Mountain- side and Springfield. During the fall the club collected turkeys, pies, and canned goods to prepare Thanksgiving baskets that were donated to needy families. For the upcoming spring the club plans to visit the Children ' s Specialized Hospital and to donate blood to the blood bank in Overlook Hospital in Summit. THE 1984-85 VARSITY CLUB Top Row (L-R) Steve Burton, Tim Bryant, Jim Roberts 2nd Row Michele Coddington, Leslie Meskin, Jim Thorlakson, Mario Cod- dington, Maureen Bansonek Bottom Row Margaret Taylor, Karen Wnek, Kathy Meixner, Greg Torborg, Dawn Pohlman Dave Cole a letter winner in Basketball, Track and Football m. i Dawn Pohlman and Kathy Meixner both are three sport letter winners. 38 CHALLENGE TEAM 1 Jay Mishkin, David Krell, Mr. Dennis Fox, Mark Shanaman, Suzanne Demitrio How would you like to be a television star? The members of the challenged team are! The four members of the team travel to East Orange where the Channel 3 studio is located. There in front of the bright lights and television camera, the team must answer questions on literature, spelling, sports and history. After two matches, the 1984-85 Challenge Team prove successful with wins over Hillside and South River. The team, led by Advisor Dennis Fox, is comprised of Seniors Jay Mishkin, David Krell, Mark Shanaman, and Sophomore Suzanne Demitrio, who is the first girl ever to make the team. After their two wins, the Dayton team will have met Livingston in March of 1985 and if successful, will have ad- vanced to the (semi-finals). Mr. Dennis Fox, the challenge team advisor, was our teacher of the year for 1984. 39 EXECUTIVE SEARCH I EXECUTIVE SEARCH - Left to Right: Deborah Lang - President, Sandra Tavaska, Mark O ' Donnell - Secretary, Mr. Julius Rossi - Club Ad- visor, Helen Harbt, Barry Malamud, Abbe Uchitel, Robert Creenwald, Kim Condon, Halee Arnold — Vice President, Kara Boogar. The Executive Search ... a business club for future business oriented students. The club consists of 25 members, which is about double the amount of last year. The club has been very active this year, thanks to the con- tinual help of Mr. Rossi, the advisor. A few of the club ' s many activities includ- ed; a visit to Rod ' s Ranch House, where the members observed the financial operating of the business, a trip to the New York Stock Exchange, fund raisers, a display case for back to school night, and many other fun activities. Being a member of this club, helped everyone to take a small bite out of the business world that awaits them in the future. Secretary Mark O ' Donnell, President Debbie Lang, and Vice President Halee Arnold plan the club ' s next activity. 40 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is in its third year of existence. Through this club, the members iearn more about the business world. Since most of the members are planning on a Career in business, the club helps to prepare them for this future. Lectures, discussions and field trips, on and about the business world take up most of the Club ' s time. The club held a candy sale to help to raise money for the future and refreshments for all secretaries were distributed on Secretary Day. Mrs. Malley is this year ' s advisor. Amerissa Grous, Mrs. Malloy, Kathy Fiorenza Alaina Halsey Sandy Pellegrino, Chris Berman, Maria Furner, Debbie Cigantino . ft Sandy Pellegrino 41 CHESS CLUB Chess, a game for two played upon a checkered board with movable pieces, is often called the royal game because of its pre-eminence among contests of intellectual skill. Chess is played in every civilized country. It has been internationally standardized for some time now in Europe. Under the direction of Richard Gooher, the chess club is the oldest at Dayton. Its members meet once a week and play each other for top rank. Dayton is a member of the Union County Chess League, and our top five players par- ticipate in tournaments they sponsor. Chi Zhang and Mr Booher lulie Smith and Ken Feng 42 SCIENCE LEAGUE Gary Gechlik, Glenn Gechlik, Julie Smith, Steve Burton, Doug Maher The Science League is a group of four students from Biology, Chemistry and Physics classes. The students, led by their teachers, Mrs. Shanahan, Mr. Martino, and Mr. Marionni, meet monthly to hold area science tests. Dayton has met with such schools as Summit, Milburn and Chatham. The members find the club both social and intellectually stimulating. ' Can anyone tell me the velocity of that egg just before it hit the floor T 43 DEBATE CLUB - 1 Back Row Mr Lassi, Tom Reilly, Elisa Segal, Ellen Friedman, Amy Van Pelt, Pete VonDerLinn, John Rubinstein, Kyle Wissel, Vicke Andersen, Greg Cote Front Row Nanette Halper, Cindy Terry-Meisner, |im Lee, Lauren Schwartz, Chris Corcoran, David Krell Seated: )ohn Benigno 1 After an absence of over five years, debating has returned to Jonathan Dayton! Under the direction of History teacher lames Lassi, a group of dedicated students has brought back the art of debating. In the past years Dayton has had a very active and suc- cessful debating team. Now such a renewed interest, there is hope that Dayton will once again have award winning debating teams. The Club, which usually meets once a week, learns and practices the skills that are necessary for successful debating. Speeches, panel discussions, and much debates among members of the club are carried on during the meeting. The National and State topics, which all high school students debate, are analyzed and debated. All of Dayton welcomes the return of the Debate Club and much success is forseen in the future for the new Debates. Greg Cote prepares for a debate 44 STUDENT AUXILIARY The Student Auxiliary is com- posed of a sextette of girls from all four grades Under the direc- tion of Mrs. Eleanor Billig, the girls, in their familiar white hats, prevent confusion by directing students and parents at various school functions In addition to ushering at plays and musicals, the student auxiliary directs parents on Bac k to School Night, incoming eighth graders at Freshman Orientation, give directions for adult school, and sponsored bake sales. So, the next time you lose your way . . . look for the girl in the little white hat ' Dayton ' s new version ot the Barber Snop quartet Shnkv.Mrs Billig, Abbe Yucitel the Auxiliary Sextet Wendy Tracy, lenny karady, Elisa Segal, Ranit Wendy says, Look Ma, no cavities! Student Auxiliary shows their excellent sense of direction I It ' s not |ust a job it ' s a |oke . 45 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Dan, Mike and Brian prove they are masters at trivia. Suzanne, Kelly and Mandy wait for the food One more drink before closing. Deena and Doreen strut their stuff. Louise dances the night away. A very happy crowd enjoys the party 46 FRENCH CLUB First Row: Lauren Suekind, Stacey Uchitel, Chris Carcoran, Ondine Karady, Kristin Raamot, and David Swingle Second Row: Mrs Viviane Levy, Suzanne Demitrio, Sharon Tayaki, Shari Melman, Sherry Weinberg, Mina Zotti, and Mandy Max- emchuk Third Row: Ranit Shriky, Marc Bruckner, April Peterson, Michelle Afflito, Laura Talarsky, Monica Magee, Andrea Stern, Anne Holister, Lynn Dahmon, Lori Smith, Danielle Weisse, and Chickie Weisse. Fourth Row: jon Rubenstein, Justin Chrystal, lohn Benigno, Susan Lynsky, Peetra Single, Peter Halpern, Aron Mezzo, and David Franzoni Fifth Row: Stacey Byrd, Stacey Everly, Julie Smith, Michael Luper, and Andy Zindel The French Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Viviane Levy, has accomplished a great deal this year. To start the year off, the club went to New York City to see the broadway show Cyrano, which was followed by a tour of the Frick Museum. Later in the fall, the members participated in an ongoing Trivial Pursuit, in French. In March, the club participated in the school ' s Foreign Language Night. And later on in the spring tne French Club visited a French cook- ing school. - What a fantastic year! Jessica Drood cannot believe the answer given in the French trivial pursuit. Justine and Laura wish they could escape to France Danielle Weisse, Mandy Maxenchuk, and David Swingle turn their dollars into francs 47 First Row: Ken Zeng, Ernst Patsch, Mrs. Margolis, Linda Groiss, and Steven Nagar. Second Row: Chris Vollmann, Lara Hendricks, Kim Sohmer, and Wendy Mattice. Mrs. Margolis assigns the next day ' s assignment. The German Club, advised by Miss Carolyn Fahrmann, was involved in various activities this year. The annual Oktoberfest, held early in the year, was a great success. The officers, President, Wayne Hettenbach; Vice-President, Ute Patsch and Secretary, Kathy Meixner also decided that the club would participate in the Foreign Language Night, which attempted to unify all of the foreign language clubs. Both the German Club and its Honor Society had a very successful year. Chris Vollmann, one of our best German students 48 The Hebrew Club has had a very successful year, under the advisement of Mrs. Susan Eckman. In Oc- tober, the club had one of its most interesting events, sponsoring a trip to hear Robert Clarey, one of the stars of Hogan ' s Heroes , and a Holocaust survivor, speak out at Kean College. Clarey proved to be a very interesting and informative speaker. Preceeding the speaker, the members attended lunch at various kosher eating establishments in Elizabeth. The most popular being Jerusalem Pizza. In December the club sold Velcro wallets to raise money. All proceeds went to help Ethiopian Jews. The club topped its great year off with a trip to West Point. It ' s been a great year! Mrs. Eckman helps Jay and Oznat with their homework. First Row: Mrs. Eckman, Jay Nishkin, Oznat Bar. Second Row: Ceri Gittes, C. Gechlik, David Edlecreek Third Row: Marc Singer. ' Can anyone understand what Geri is writing? 49 Row 1: Eugenia Cacciatori, Debbie Federico, Tara Liantonio, Mrs Toretti (Teacher) Row 2: Mara Ra mirez, Joanne Esemplare, Wendy Wycoff, loanne Centimore, Maria Apicella, Angela Macias, Sue Collyer, Mina Zotti, Roaria Maunello Row 3 Alfredo Saurini, lllaro Scarcia. The Italian Club is composed of a group of very active students, who not only learn about the culture in class, but out of class as well. Under the supervision of Miss Toretti, the club sponsored a successful fund raiser in order to save for a cultural trip in the spring. Earlier in the year the club attended a Christmas pizza party with Arthur L. Johnson ' s Italian Club, at Mama ' s Pizzeria in Garwood. Another trip was taken to Columbia University in New York, with lunch at Ferraro ' s. The Italian club also participated in the Foreign Language Night party, earlier in the spring. It has been a great year for the club, and hopes to become better. Mrs Toretti discusses activities for the year with club membe rs. sj The club members wait impatiently for the Pizza Party. ' ' i Eugenia Cacciatori Mrs Toretti, Minz Zotti and Rosaria Mauriello work 50 First Row Staci Uchitel, Monica Magee, Michelle Attito Second Row Robert Shapiro, Blair Mncke, Brad krumholz, Wendy Wycoff, Suzanne Demitno Third Row Susan Cynskey, Eric Luper, Duane Connell, Patricia Spang, Miles Carter, Abbe Uchitel, Ellen Westermann, Caroline Hednck Fourth Row Greg Khan, Coeff VonDerLmden, Mike Crowley, Peter laffey, Dave Cole, luhe Smith, |an Weaver, Bart Barre, Eric Kahn, and Chi Cahng The Latin Club, headed by Mrs. Barbara Hedges, has highlighted its past several years with many tun activities. The Latin Club has par- ticipated in the National Latin Exam and is a member of the Junior Classical League. The club has celebrated a Saturnalia, which is a typical annual Roman Holiday. Also, durig the annual Halloween party, many of the forty-six members came dressed for the occasion. Although Latin is not spoken and is considered a dead language the Latin Club is certain- ly alive and full of spirit The 1984-1985 officers are as follows: David Cole — President, Beth Lebovitz — Vice President, Ellen Westermann — Secretary, Brad Krumholz — Treasurer. I wonder what captures Duane ' s interest } The Three Stooges, Dan, Chi and Doug Hail, Hail, the gang ' s all here Mrs Hedges in her proper attire k 1 Miles dressed to kil 51 The Spanish Club, advised by Miss Anita Epstein, has been very active in bringing Spanish culture into Dayton. After their fantastic fund raiser, the club joined in the fun with the other clubs at Dayton for the Foreign Language Night. The members were busy decorating, cooking and just waiting for some fun. The party included an international D.J. — and the members all had a great time. The club also spent time decorating the halls, rooms, and the IMC with posters in Spanish, for Foreign Language Week — March 3-10. And to top off the year, the Spanish Club went to see a group of Flamingo Dancers. It ' s been a fantastico year! Front: ) Kefer, M Lerner, ). Feinsod, D Spivack 2nd Row: J. Bruder, ). Cansler, J Felberbaum, J Schlosser. 3rd Row: J. Brodsky, B. Manes, C. Piscitelli, ). Burke, L. Montaneri, L. White. 4th Row: R. Shriky, S. Kutsop, C. Venes, Miss Epstein, A. Funk, S. Schlosser, L. Canek, S. Smith, K Raamot, J. Klinger, P. Nadzan, L. Sanchez, Nicole Green, L. Cleicher, Ann Leddy, |. Apicella, W. Mortenson. r • ' J _, A9 3 i r- Mm- - Mi ■ . C : £-5 ' zn LiJntnUwJ fl It ( it t BBS ► ? Miss Epstein is always willing to help her students. L ■ THE SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS - Lisa Montari, Lisa White, Sheryl Smith, and Julie Klinger. 52 Bottom Row: Mr. Trinity, Chris Corcoran, Danielle Weiss, Wendy Tracy 2nd Row: Cheryl Suesking, Lynne Latham, Elisa Segal, Tom Reilly, Alan Souza. 3rd Row: Susan Lysky, Lisa Warner, Ellen Friedman, Amy Van Pelt, Phil Feurstein 4th Row: Jennifer Brod- sky, Monica Magee, Lauren Schwartz, Nannette Halper, Cindy Terry Meisner, Wayne Hackenbech, Peter VonDerLinn, Mark Shanaman, Kyle Wissel. Under the talented leadership of Mr. Joseph Trinity, the Drama lub gives students opportunities to learn and develop various acting skills. Besides being involved in the school ' s productions of 1884 and Damn Yankees, Drama Club members present lays and scenes during their after school meetings. These student productions help develop the talents of the students by the presentation and the critiques given by fellow students. This year the club had a number of fund raisers to help raise money for the Spring production. Having active membership in the Drama Club, involvement in plays and work behind the scenes often lead to admittance to the National Thespian Society. The Society is established to honor their students who demonstrate outstanding achievement. Bottom Row: Elisa Segal, Cindy Terry Meisner. Top Row: Ellen Friedman, Amy Van Pelt. 53 ATTENTION! ATTENTION ALL COMRADES OF OCEANIA! PREPARE YOURSELVES FOR A MESSAGE FROM OUR EXAL TED LEADER BIG BROTHER. Good Morning, comrades. This morning I have glorious news to report. Last night while you were sleeping our armed forces in Eastasia captured all of India! The end of the war finally seems to be within our grasp! We have taken over 35,360 In- dian prisoners, who will, of course, be on public display tomorrow for the Routine Riducuie Ritual. Oceania has suffered only 346 casualties. This is our best war effort ever! (The mandatory mourn- ing for our brave soldiers who gave their lives for the sake of Oceania will be tomorrow morning at 0900 hours.) I would also like to announce that Oceania has won the battle for production! Last year we had a surplus of 24,347 razor blades, 11,934 pairs of shoes, and 103,769 tomatoes. Therefore, the chocolate ration has been raised to two kilograms for this month You need not thank, me, com- rades, you earned it. I have a special treat for you at the public hangings this afternoon. Yesterday the Thought Police discovered the infamous Brotherhood leader Joseph Trinity directing a despicable band of young Brotherhood traitors in a dramatic pro- duction that actually has the audacity to question and demoralize the power and existence of the Party! This is an act of treachery completely un- foreseen in the history of Oceania. In compensa- tion, each traitor involved will be hanged twice this afternoon in a public square near you. That is all for now. This has been a message from our exalted leader Big Brother. Everyone back to work! We will keep you posted for any further developments. ALL HAIL BIG BROTHER! ' As a good neighbor it is my duty to turn you into the thought police. ere comes a chopper to chop off ye ' ed ' ' We are the dead 54 And Michael Stickler said, Let there be light. . ( ' - ' % fr 1 1 I- £ ) i • v . „ ' You look . . . pale, comrade ' Big Brother watches everything!! CAST (in order of appearance) Loudspeaker voice Mike Crowley Syme Brian Dailey Parsons David Dietz Winston Smith Alan Souza Messenger Irina Shlafman Coffee Vendor Cari Conn First Guard Mandy Maxemchuk Second Guard Lynne Dahmen O ' Brien Mark Shanaman Julia Lynne Latham Big Brother ' s voice Steve Barison Goldsteins voice Brad Krumholz Gladys Danielle Weiss Landlady Ondine Karady Waitress Lynn Dahmen If you would like a picture of the future of the party, imagine a boot stam- ping on a human face . . FOREVER! 55 ■ ■MBHHmBBl DAMN YANKEES )oe Boyd — Steve Barison Meg Boyd — Suzanne Crane Mr Applegate — Mark Shanaman Sister - lenny Karady Doris — Lynne Latham |oe Hardy - Brian Dailey Henry — Mike Crowley Sohovik — Gilon Rubenenko Smokey — David Dietz Linville - Brad Krumholtz Van Buren — David Simon Rocky - Bart Barre Gloria - Cheryl Sueskind Mr. Welch - Pete VonDerLinn Lola — Catlin Haughy Lowe — Chris Ventura Mickey — CregSaliceti Miss Weston — )ulieKutsup Commissioner — Kevin Dailey Mrs Hawkins — Cindy Moser Miss Lynch — Leslie Meskin Teenagers — Dana Wasserman Caroline Hendrick Lynne Dahmen Shoeless Joe ' CHORUS Kelly Antensaio Jennifer Bruder Suzanne Burdge Cari Conn NaRee Chung Leigh Ann Hanigan Ondine Karady Michele Lafon Susan Lynsky Mandy Maxenchuck Pam Panagos Suzanne Rendeiro Stephanie Ruelke Laurie Shanaman Lauren Sueskind Sherry Weinberg Randi Sue Zirkel Directors: Mrs Brenda Kay Mr )ohn Cafone Six months out of every year 56 v What ever Lola wants When I ' m with him, I ' m alone 57 VOCAL MUSIC CHORALE - Front: Denice McDonald, Susan Ham. Cindy Moser, Randi Zirkel, Julie Kutsop, Cheryl Sueskind. Beth Weinberg, Jennie Weinberg, Rozanne Ciazzo, Diane Isea, Ondine Karady, Jennifer Karady, Caroline Hedrick Second Row: Brad Krumholz, David Simon, Tom Gillman, Steve Barison, Daniel Weaver, Michael Crowley, Tim Benford, Bob Sadtler, Cilon Rubanenko Back: Brian Dailey, Chris Ventura Not Pictured: Alan Souza, Caitlin Haughey, Bart Barre, Amy Van Pelt. 58 CONCERT CHOIR — Front: Cari Conn, Jill Zimmerman, Michele Lafon Second Row: Cheryl Graham, Lisa Warner, laclyn Hvizdak, Lynne Latham, Erin Snow. Back Suzanne Burdge, Lacey Wasserman, Kelly At- tenasio, Tracy Hayes, Pam Panagos, Lori Gersen, Stacey Schneiderman, Dana Wasserman, Nancy Klaskin Not Pictured: Leigh Anne Hanigan, )udy Schlosser. Vocal Music SIT UP STRAIGHT! Now listen, ladies and gentlemen, you have a concert coming up next week, and you ' re going to get laughed out of the auditorium if you don ' t learn this music. Now, come on! From the beginning . . . 1 ...2... 3... 4... Vocal Music Director Ms. Brenda Kay takes pride in her work. Most of all, she en- joys making music with her favorite group of kids, the Dayton Vocal Musicians. This melodious bunch is a very elite one, to be sure, and there are various stages to each member ' s development. The harmony-seeking freshman journeys into the department ' s Vocal Workshop. Here he ventures into the arts of note-reading, basic tonal quality, har- monic acclimation, and general rehearsal and performance techniques. After a year of such musical introduction the student may either enter the Concert Choir and continue his pursuit of vocal instruction, or audtion for the Chorale, the Competitive singing group that serves as the upper echelon of the Vocal Music Department. The Department undertakes various ac- tivities throughout the year. Students engage themselves in endless fund-raising so that they can cover the expenses of the numerous department activities such as vocal concerts, student scholarships, anc group trips. Each holiday season the Chorale and Chorale Alumni perforrr Handel ' s MESSIAH at the Presbyteriar Church in Mountainside. It just goes tc show that once you enter the Vocal Musk Department you have a lifelong membership. Front Row: Ms Brenda Kay, Lauren Sueskind, Kevin Daily, Christine Mantejek From Left to Right: Lori Larzleer, Melissa Clement, lennifer Bruder, Lisa Abend, Charlotta jaffe, Kathy Fitzgibben, Stephanie DaSilva, Laurlene Harrison, Laurie Shannoman, Stephanie Relke, Beth Mannes, Naree Chung, losephine Battaglia, Lori Smith Cari, Dana, Cheryl, Stacey, and Beth certainly enjoy singing. All the sounds of the earth are like Music. i Kevin adds his soft soprano to the alto section Those little black dots are notes, Cilon. 59 The Jonathan Dayton Marching Band has had a successful season considering the obstacles that they had to overcome. Faced with the problem of decreased enrollment within the band program, leadership became the major part of the success. Part of this student leadership was Senior Drum Majorette Kim Fisher, junior Drum Majorette Deneen Martino, Captain of the Guard Denise Campion and Co-Captains of percussion Stephen Agey and Larry Cohen. Soloists were Sue Miiske, Alan Talarsky, David Dietz and Mark Shanaman. Of course, with Mr. Jeffrey Anderson in charge, the band had to be good! The band traveled to various areas of New jersey and Penn- sylvania to compete and placed within the top five bands. The Band is very proud of their accomplishments and have gained respect within their communities. Deneen Martino, Denise Campion and Kim Fisher receive placement awards in the Group I Division. 1st Row | Chrystal, K Fischer, D Martino, L. Talarsky. 2nd Row: |. ilson, D. Fischer, L Hagey, L. Feinberg, R Stewart. D Campion, L Brawn, L. Basile, M. Mauriello, C. Cross, K DeCnstoforo, B Carpency, R. Desai, I. Schalaughman 3rd Row: S. Melman, L. Cohen, S. Agey, S. Krumholtz. I Downey, T Lischin, B. Miske, B. Rodberg, S Leedy, M Schmidt, | Salemy, K Murray, B McLaughlan 4th Row: S. Vardas, I Kellerk. A lenkins, M Shanaman, K Condon, R. Cutler, S. Kervel, E Blackwood, L. Croiss, C Thompson, S. C Rubin, D. Kuperman, |. Drood 5th Row: S Dorlen, M. Swartz, G. Zachieracha, F. Alberti, R Lake, D. Dietz, S. Miske, M. Zachieracha, A. Talarsky C Hannauer Top G. Vonderlmden, K McGrath 60 Al Talarsky puts EVERYTHING into blowing his horn. THE 1984-1985 SNARE LINE - Scott Krumholtz, Carry Cohen, Steve Agey Christina Cross shows her skill at twirling. Ryan Lake warms up for the field show. Twirling a rifle comes so easily to Mary Leigh Maunello that she can do it with her eyes closed. Steve Agey, Senior Snare Drummer 61 Stephanie Ruelke demonstrates her ability. Stacy Kervel, Kelly Stewart, Denise Campion, Irina Shlafman, Stephanie Ruelke, and Deneen Martino prepare to begin their performance. Kim Fisher and Denise Campion display their dancing Ability. Seniors Denise Campion and Kim Fisher hit their poses. Kelly Stewart projects her confidence. Deneen Martino, Sue Vadas, Toni Ann Priore, Dana Kuperman, Beth McLaughlan, and Cwen Thomson think about their performance. 62 Beth McLaughlan intently projects to the judge Denise, Deneen, and Kelly confidently wait for the poles to come down so they can continue their routine The Jersey Devils performing their winning style. The Jersey Devil Indoor Guard is in action again for the eighth consecutive year! Under the instruction of Mr. Jeff Anderson and Ed Do scher, the guard has in- vited other students to par- ticipate, who are not band members. After a shaky beginning, the guard has improved greatly. Also adding excite- ment to this year ' s show, is the use of a gigantic Cen- tipede, which is also the ti- tle of their opening song. All members fit under the Cen- tipede until they suddenly appear. The Indoor Guard requires students to dance, as well as twirl to a choreo- graphed routine. Student Leadership this year involves Seniors: Denise Campion, Kim Fisher, and Beth McLaughlan, and Juniors: Lori Hagey, Kelly Stewart, and Deneen Martino. The Jersey Devils are proud of their accom- plishments and look forward to future competitions. Turn around, Steph, says Denise 63 RADIO AND COMPUTER CLUB The Amateur Radio and Computer Club conducted many activities during the 1984-1985 school year. Club members kept busy exchanging programs and ideas, studying for their ham licenses, and operating the club radio station, WB2SSO. Special presentations, lectures, and guest speakers added to the excitement of the meetings. In addition, the club designed and constructed their own computer, the JD 1000. Club officers were President Jef- frey Gornstein, Vice-President Michael Stickler, Secretary Craig Yoss, and Treasurer Peter Kornblum. 1st Row, Left to Right: Marc Lepore, Michael Luper, Brynne Gorden, Peter Kornblum, Eric Luper. 2nd Row: Andy Zidel, Everett Smith, David Rockman, Michael Stickler, Jeff Gornstein, Eric Ornstein. Members getting ready to work on the computers leffrey Gornstein teaching the lesson of the week. Marc Lepore and David Rockman listening intentively. 64 The Concert Band consists of students who wish to improve on their musical ability. Many of the students are also involved in the Marching Band program. Under the guidance of Mr. Jeffrey Ander- son, the Concert Band meets every day during 10th period. The students are required to play an instrument and practice the daily lesson. Music varies from jazz, current hits and classical. Most students improve and broaden their personal musical abilities. To be the best that they can is a definite goal. The Concert Band can be seen performing at the Winter Concert, marathon Spring Concert, and graduation. This year the Concert Band in- tends to compete for the first time during the Spring Trip. Best of luck in what they do. Bottom Row (L-R): Andrew Jenkins, Elizabeth Blackwood, Cheryl Rubin. 2nd Row: Stacey Kervel, Suzanne Vadas, Lori Hagey, Kelly Stewart, Kecia Murray, Dana Fisher, Linda Croiss, Dana Kuperman, Gwen Thomson. 3rd: Mark Zacheiracha, David Deitz, Steven Dorlen. 4th: Steven Melman, Sue Miske, Lisa Basile, Ryan Lake, Chris Cross, George Zacheiracha, Kim Condon, Alan Talarsky, Fabio Albert, Beth McLaughlan, Denise Campion, and Matt Swarts. Lisa Basile asks, What Measure are we on? Chris Cross can ' t believe it ' s time to play again. Todd Lischchin posing with his friend. Chris Cross wonders what song the band is playing 65 It all began As treshma Getting lost Would the Pros ' Our football tea But we were more interested in looking for dates ware in as we danced to loan Jett, ember, ' 81 was the year, t we trembled with fear, earning to say It ' s O.K. er see their graduation day? Ily went to the states promT|ed to be t ae rowdiest bunch yet. r f r jJTan year brought about many strange things yie infamous Cassak ding-alings mmer flew by, as summers will do, o to our trends, some old and some new. ; was like totally in Sophomore year, d to be gofgeous and make our skin clear warned us that life is not fair. r class we all got the bear. We went to countless Sweet Sixteens -ftfn ' our capezios and our nB srjn-B|Bjea As sfr phomores we were lireuee and w Jlowed ea ch tr efid i« i trie i rolled ' tBUHnd k eswilc! ouBfcltures becc le a KW s€ (became the new craze, ev Bacon left the girls in a daze r ' p horror and fright, rii IvouH blow up overnight, wi 1 85 turns, as ur mAr concern. r c Is ' n  our ' rst SAT, In wfcre then would we be Am night. t ' -. ' S ' 85 wasHulyBsight. Up Wherl WKelong and having a blast we realiAl trMvear went so fast. as good tBjs.B meant traveling tor some, afor moneytospencnrMneyear To ere were weekends we never forget ur senior year promhedfo be the best yet. all ' like that action when we finally won. e November Fall Festival, I i.i Bn ' s last onfl hose our schoM, ■ .-Kgund thqj end the monot Bus Hplications nem, end ' ' The king and Ou ' cBae| c | H W Homecoming Da_ in Lr ne  ns anMrWpt-d pants rom a night we will always flh e jumped ar une 2, was emember. It seemed just like yl Graduation could b Has our four years a It was time to look t We knew th time h ( ay that it was September eei [round the bend a) In tinalK • ome to an end ' ' he utureanci open our eve. 1 I « t( r us to part, But our memories otJDfl 11 w| H always remain in the heart. I • fl lesl ' ' % i 1 66 ■■■■.■: ■ ' ■ ' ■ !■■■; ' :■! ' ;.M : ' ; :.i:;,.. JJIlSSJ! mMm Ml m h 7mU M r :; ■■■■ -.5- ' ■♦ ' • V ' ; ■ - ■ ■ . mm ||! Si , :: ■ ' :■ ' ! Dominick Barone Diane Barreiros Felice Bartel Stephen Baumgartner Kamuran Bayrasli Elyse Begleiter Tara Benigno Mark Benjamin Daniel Benninger Neil Berman Jessica Bernstein Elizabeth Blackwood Marianna Boffa David Brahm Jennifer Brodsky Jennifer Bruder Eileen Brumley Paul Bruno Lauren Brushi Maria Buckley Thomas Burger Leonard Campagna John Campos Jessica Capece Craig Carson Maria Centamore N aree Chung Lisa Ciasulli Lawrence Clarkson Melissa Clement David Clifford Michael Cohen Denise Curtiss Rachel Cutler Lani Dagostino Lynn Dagostino CLASS OF 1988 f . f . n Atil 68 ®Q? Lynne Dahmen Kevin Dailey Stefanie Dasilva )ason DeLorme lanine Demski RoopI Desai Theresa Dilanno Eugene Dobek Steven Dorian lames Downey Maria Durante Michael Elson Michael Elston Donald Eng Bland loanne Esemplare Debra Federico Christine Federovich Kennith Feng Dana Fisher Kathleen Fitzgibbon Raymond Foley Daniel Francis Craig Franklin Sandra Fredricks Mitchell Friedberg Kenny French Robert Fried Merril Fruchter Allison Funk Matt Garippa Shane Giordano Cynthia Gomes Robin Goodman Christine Graziano Nicole Greene Linda Groiss Seth Hammer Lurlene Harrison Tracy Hartman Stephen Heckel Brandt Hersh Carol Hilas Robert Milliard Anne Hollister loseph Hurley Tracy lerrobino Kevin Jackson Kenneth lames lay lellmek Lisa lenkins Abby Kantrowitz Tracy Kellers Christopher Kisch David Koenigsberg Stephen Kolton Peter Kozubal Thomas Kuc Kevin Lake Michael Lania Christella Larosa Lori Larzleer Christopher Laurent Anne Leddy Alaina Levine Tara Liantoni Daniel Lissy Maryann Lopapa lohn Lopes Gregory Lopez Karen Lucyk Eric Luper Lisa Lutz Matthew Magee Monic a Magee 70 fl fi Leigh Magnolia Michael Mancuso Beth Manes Lisa Mangels Tara Marcantuone Albert Martin Deborah Matalon Christine Matejek Stephen Matrick Jennifer Mattice Stacy McCandless lames McDonald Scott McFadzean Carol Malido Robin Mishkin ChristODher Monico Deborah Montemurno Michelle Moreno Wendy Mortinson Brian Murphy Pamela Madzen Maryann Neves Roland Nogal Ivan Novich Debra Oberhand Richard Otoole Laurence Paraboschi Alysa Parker Ernst Patsch limothvPenna )ason Petrucci Joseph Pica Christine Piscitelli lason Poindexter Anthony Policare 71 Jennifer Price John J Prudente Kelly Rafter Susanne W Rendiero Marcelo D Reyna Jorge Rivera Rachel Rodino Felicia Rodrigues Kevin Rogers Amy Rose Susan Roth Ted Roth Stephanie Schlosser Michele Schmidt Eric M. Schoebel Seth Schoenberg Amy )ean Schramm Monica Schweizer Elizabeth C. Sedlak Laurie Shanaman Irina Shlafman Gurpreet M. Singh Andrea J Stein Amy Stewart Jeffrey Stoffer Eric Storch Lauren E Suskind Jeffrey Sumner Matthew Swarts Laszlo Sztancsik 72 Peter S. Tazaki Frank Tennaro Matt Zucker Nathaniel Zoneraich Mark Zacieracha Andrea Wood lanet Wilson Charles Weiss Eric Weinstein Leslie Weinger Staci Weinerman Ernie Watkins Kimberly Warren Heidi Warner Mark Wance Gregg Walsh Karen Wachsberg Dimitri Vorona Donald Voorhees Michael Vonderlinn Kristin Viglianti Lauren Venes Suzanne Vadas Staci Uchital Sandra Trano Michelle Tomie Heidi Tolliver Cwen Thompson David Theiss Julie Terry-Meisner 73 David Blackwell Michelle Bonocore Michael Bowen Suzanne Burdge Jennifer Burke Reginald Burton Dina Calabrese Fred Carchman Joyce Carchman Barbara Carpency Brian Charters Arthur Cicconi : Adam Cohen Brian Cole Catharine Conn Duane Connel Sandy Conti Suzanne Crane Michael Crowley Annamaria Cucciniello Renee Cukier Brian Dahmen Stephanie DaLessio Christopher Debbie 74 f?j® Kelly Decristofrro Colleen Delaney Sean Delaney Suzzane Demitrio Robert Deronde Fern Drucks Carolyn Engert Gayle Engert Kevin Everly Jennifer Fabricant Louis Federico Stacey Feinstein Jennefer Felberbaum Rich Fernicola Anthony Fiocco Amy Fishel Robert Flociuc David Franzoni Michele Frederick Corie Fromkin Robert Fusco Michael Caffrey Michael Callero Andrew Cansler Kenny Gargiulo loseph Calluzza Daniel Gedal )ohn Georgidias Lori Gerson )ason Giordano Joseph Geordano Lisa Gleisher Alex Goldehman lennefer Goodwin Brynne Gordan Cheryl Graham Allen Gross Peter Halpern Michelle Hamlett 5 Leigh Ann Hannigan Christopher Hannauer George Harrison Caroline Hedrick Lara Henrichs Rozalyn Home (ill Enselberg David Kadesh Gregg Kahn Ondine Karady Stacey Kassel Sandra Kelk lames Kellerk Larry Kelly Susan Klein Julie Klinger Deborah Koenigsberg Stephen Koochis )ohn Kovaks David Kozubal Brad Krumholz Don Kuczera Dana Kuperman Eric Kupersmith lulia Kutsop Thomas La-Odonnell Michele La Fen Clerita LaRosa Criselda LaRosa Lynn LaTora Kevin Laurent Marc Levovitz Yvette Lenhart Jeffrey Levy Andrea Librizzi Todd Lischin f f, f) f SIC P Ofi ft 76 Ann Marie Ussy Rita Lombardi Paulo Lopes Michael Luper John Lusardi |ohn Lynch Susan Lynskey Suzanne Macaluso Sharon Mailloux Deborah Malamud Jody Manning Mary Markovich Edgar Martinez Wendy Mattice Amanda Maxemchuk Kerri McCarthy Bonnie McDonough loan Melkowitz Shari Melman Gina Messano Todd Messinger Blair Miicke Gary Millin Lisa Montanari Marc Morris Roy Morton Steven Nagar David Nelson Mark Nigro Patricia Nistorenko Elva-Marie Nugent Pamela Panagos lacqueline Pedro Jean Perrotta April Peterson Dawn Posnock 77 Heather Prince Toni Ann Priore William Quandt Tara Quillin Victor Rajoppi Yvonne Ray Christopher Reid Michael Richelo Todd Richter Terrance Roberts Laura Rogers David Rosen Elena Rosenthal Jane Roth lames Ruban Nicholas Rufolo Donna Saba Julie Sabatino Charles Saia Julie Salemy Marissa Sanford Tina Schenerman )ohn Sekella Dawn Severini Robert Shapiro Jason Sharenow Dana Shipotofsky Greg Silverman Robyn Silverman David Simon Kelly Jean Smith Lara Smith Stephen Smith Kimberly Sommer Steven Souders Maryann Stapleton ± M mUk 6fH 78 Diane Stawski Amanda Sumner Kurt Swanstrom Laura Talarsky Brian Targum Sharon Tazaki Kirsten Thornauist Kimberly Thorlakson Christopher Tortorello Christopher Vecchione Chris Ann Venes Christopher Ventura Renee Verducci Christina Vollmann Geoffrey Vonderlinden )ulie Wang Andrew Wasserman Dana Wasserman Lacey Wasserman Daniel Weaver Sherry Weinberg Christopher Wickham Marc Williams Barbara Wills Mark Winarsky Walter Yee Alice Zacieracha Andrew Zidel Mina Zotti David Diamond 79 CLASS OF 1986 $ 3 80 Christopher Clemson lames Clifford Mario Coddington Larry Cohen Mikhell Cohen Joseph Colatruglio Susan Collyer Shane Connell Christine Corcoran Kristin Cushman lean Dachnowicz Patrick Damelio George Debuhr Christopher Delorme David Dietz Donald Dilanno loseph Dipalma Christopher Dooley lessica Drood Patricia Dubiel Eileen Duffy Cather ine Edwards Peter Esemplare Patrick Federico Lois Femberg Jennifer Femsod Debra Fern Philip Feuerstein Natalie Fortel Gary Francis Richard Francis Charles Frank Dina Frantantoni Marni Fromkin loanna Gallagher Linda ) Ganek Edmund Garretson Gary Gechlik Glen Cechlik Jeffrey Ginsberg Galina Ginsberg Elisee Giordano Geri Gittes Marci Gittes Gregory Goodtriend 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 Nicholas Hilas Marc Hodes Darren laione Abby Israel Adam Jacobs Peter Jaffe Andrew Jenkins Eric Kahn Kristine Kareivis Janice Kefer Shannon Kiley Thomas Kisch Joseph Kitchell Michael Knox Scott Krumholz Margaret Kurasz 82 Irispulo Larosa Beth Lebovitz Kenneth Lepore Mara Lerner Colleen Liddy Robert Losey Holly Macaluso Douglas Maher Patti Manning Darren Marcantuone Deneen Martino Scott Massey Kathleen McCormick Kevin McCrath Thomas Meixner Kaushik Mittra Louis Monaco Cynthia Moser Maureen Mulvaney Kecia Murray Paul Nadzan Bruce Oberhand lason Obregon Robert O ' Neill Patricia Padden Vincent Pallida Craig Parker Ute Patsch George Pica Russell Picut lames Pieper Jeffrey Pinkava Mary Plaia Dawn Pohlman John Purcell Kristine Raamot Mara Ramirez Andrew Rappaport Susan Rauschenberger 83 Kimberley Rnkerhauser lames Roberts David Rockman Barry Rodburg Matthew Rogala Nancy Rosenbauer Gilon Rubanenko Cheryl Rubin Stacy Rubenstein Nicholas Ruggieri Thomas Saba Linda Sabol Dana Sacher Andrew Sadin Robert Sattler Thomas Salimbene Luigi Sarracino Alfredo Saurini Judith S chlosser David Schneider Stacey Schneiderman Elizabeth Schramm Christopher Schramm (ill Scioscia Mark Semel Ellen Shapiro Lori Sinclair Marc Singer Everett Smith lulie Smith Sheryl Smith Kerri Somma Dana Spivack Cynthia Spohn Mitchell Stein Kelly Stewart 84 Brett Stolz David Swingle Paul Teja Chris Toner Gregory Torborg Nadine Vidal Lucia Vietro Cara Vignola Mark Walters Amy Wasylyk Helen Wasylyk Robert Weimer Stacey Weiskott Danielle Weiss Stephen Wells Lisa White Providence Wissel Michael Wood Wendy Wycoff Bruce Yavlonsky lames Yee Eric Yoss Chi Zhang Zimmerman ■ Randi Zirkel Shari Zisman Mindy Zitomer 85 86 88 The 1984 Varsity Football Team, under the fine coaching of Tony Policare, posted a 6-4 record, placing 2nd in the Mountain Valley Con- ference. Dayton lost in the con- ference championship to 11-0 Im- maculata. 1984 was the first year ever that Dayton played for a con- ference title and entered the state playoffs, in the same season. In the first game of the Croup 2 Section 2 State Playoffs the Bulldogs were defeated, 6-0 in overtime, by the Delaware River Conference Cham- pions, Warren Hills. Another achievement of the 1984 football squad was the 27-7 victory over Ar- thur L. Johnson, in the Unico Bowl. A strong showing of talent came on Thanksgiving, when the Bulldogs defeated the Brearley Bears 14-6. In this game Darren laione broke away for a 95 yard run from scrimmage, scoring his and the Bulldogs second TD!! This run was the longest in Union County! laione, a junior tailback rushed for a total of 911 yards, caught 9 passes, received honorable mention in the county and gained recognition on the 1st team all Mountain Valley Con- ference as a tailback. We are all looking forward to having Darren back another year! Another stan- dout on this years team was senior inside linebacker, Dan Klinger. With honors as 1st team all Mountain Valley Conference, 1st team all- county and 2nd team Croup 2 all- state He led the MVC with 111 tackles. Dan Klinger also knocked down a 2 point conversion to give the Dawgs a 7-6 victory over the then 3rd in the county Roselle Rams! lunior Chris Dooley kicked the extra point! Senior offensive tackle Dave Cole was named to the 1st team all Mountain Valley Conference and the 3rd team all-metro. Dave is one of the many seniors being recruited by top colleges! Senior quarterback Mike Graziano passed for 678 yards and threw for 6 touchdowns, as he led the Dawgs offensively! For defense it was Paul Caffrey, making 1st team all Mountain Valley Con- ference as defensive end. Other members of the team receiving honorable mention on the Mountain Valley Conference were, Levent Bayrasli as fullback, Shane Connell as center, Tom Kisch as free safety, John Lusard as Wide Receiver, and )im Clifford as tight end! Jim made the wmninp TD against Governorrliv- mgston on his 50 yard reception. Senior )oe D ' anna made honorable mention as nosetackle ' Members of the team which Coach Policare feels will be a great asset to the squad next season, include junior Greg Tor- borg as Flanker, which will help the Dawgs passing game, Cornerbacks Robert Fusco and Chris Clemson, and quarterback Anthony Policare With 14 underclassmen returning, the future is very bright, says Coach Policare We will all be wishing the Dayton Dawgs the best of luck ' mLst m «« THE 1984 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM 1st Row: V Ceorgegldas, R Fusco, M Carter, B Kozubal, B Quandt, C Meile, J Lynch, C Saia, C Clemson 2nd C Debbie, C Delorme, R. ' O ' Neill, B Barre, A Boffa, W Jackson, C Bernstein, A Policare, C Dooley 3rd: K Wissel, L. Bayrasli, Coach Kindler, Coach Kozub. Coach] Policare, Coach lacono, L Saracino, |. Rose 4th: E Thronquist, C Torborg, J Ruban, R Alder, B Miicke, V Raioppi, T. Kisch, I D Anna. B ! Yablonski 5th M Caffrey, B Charter, | Lusardi, P. Jaffe, S Burton, ). Clifford, R Burton, M. Graziano, D. laone, M Barisonclc. 6th: M. Lebowitz, D Weaver, D Klinger, S Connell, D Cole, B Cole, M Williams, P. Caffrey, T. Messinger Bob Alder says Hey Mikee get the splinter out of mv rear 1 ' joe D ' Anna and John Lusardi make a Roselle Sandwich! Roselle has no chance when Graziano makes the connec- tion with laione Forget TWA, fly laione . ' Shane, I said hike! ' Policare in the state of shock. laione executes on the sweep. Klinger tries to take control. The future stars of Dayton. 89 BOYS ' SOCCER THE BOY ' S VARSITY SOCCER TEAM — Top Row Gary Francis, Marc Gross, |im Thorlackson, Gilon Rubenenko, |oe Blanda Marcello Reyna, Paul Nadzan 2nd Row: Tom Meixner, Anthony Millin, Angelo Palumbo, Stephen Katawitz, Paul Teja, Larn Kelly. 1st Row: Nick Hilas, Phil Feverstein, Cameron Bayrasli, )im Yee, Eric Yoss, Dave Kadish, Jeff Levy. The 1984 Varsity Soccer team ended the season with a 9-5-2 record. Under the fine coaching of Mr. )oe Cozza the Bulldogs qualified for the State Tournament. They had a 1-0 victory over the much favored Madison Squad, who at that time were ranked 17th in the state. The team then proceeded to the semi-finals, and were defeated 2-1 by Millburn. The 1984 Bulldog Squad was led by Captain Stephen Katowitz, who played outstanding as the goalie and co-captains Anthony Millin and Paul Nadzan. With 15 underclassmen returning the Bulldogs will be a tough team to match!! Where ' s the Hegged race, Gilon and ml 90 Stephen Katawitz does his imitation of a rocket. Is this the beginning of a Gary Francis sandwich? When all else fails — trip them!! Tom Meixner gets left out of the crowd. 91 THE 1984 GIRL ' S SOCCER TEAM - Bottom Row, From Left to Right: Staci Weinerman, Dana Spivak, Michele Coddington, Kathy Meixner, Dawn Pohlman, Mario Coddington. Second Row: Maria Buckley, Rita Lombardi, Carolyn Engert, Suzanne Crane, Colleen Delaney, Lene Har- rison. Third Row: Ann Lissy, Debbi Montemurno, Nancy Klaskin, Lucia Vietro, lean Dachnowitcz, Linda Fernicola. Michele wonders how long the ball can stay in the air like that Kathy asks the ball if it would mind being escorted to the goal. 92 The girl ' s soccer team show their v, Nair legs. Linda demonstrates the twist. Colleen does the miracle job. Nothing stands in Dawn Pohlman ' s way This year the Girls ' Varsity Soccer Team showed some good talent. The two Senior Captains Kathy Meixner and Michelle Coddington were the backbone of the team. Colleen Delaney led the offense scoring 12 goals, with Dawn Pohlman, Linda Fernicola, Dana Spivack, Jean Dachnowicz and underclassmen Maria Buckley, Staci Weinerman also contributing to the offense. Strong defense was played by Suzanne Crane, Gina Messano, Mario Coddington and Nancy Klaskin. Sophomore Ann Lissy played Goalie for the 7-10-1 Girls ' Soccer Team. Although the girls ' did not finish with a .500 record they plyaed well against their strong opponents. With many underclassmen on this years team, the Lady Bulldogs are looking forward to the upcoming season. Coach Krupp complains of the over-enthusiasm of the soccer team 93 The Dayton Boys ' Cross Country team experienced a successful season this year. The team, which was led by senior captains Kipp Levinson, Joe Melkowits, Chris Woodall, captured an undefeated season with a 15-0 record. The team placed 2nd in the Union County Championships, 2nd in the Mountain Valley Conference, and 5th in the Croup II State Sectional Champion- ships. Performing well were juniors Tom Jackson, Jim Roberts, Jim Pieper, Chris Schramm, and Bruce Oberhand. Other runners included: Senior Brian Moran, Sophomores Todd Richter, Walter Yee, David Nelson, Blair Micke, and Art Cic- cioni, and Freshmen Jeff Sumner, Ray Foley, Kevin Lake, George Harrison, and Mike French. Grateful appreciation and a very special thanks is given to Coach Taglienti. 1st Row: Brian Moran, Chris Woodall, Joe Melkowitz, Kipp Levinson, )im Peiper, Chris Schramm. 2nd Row: Kevin Lake, Jim Roberts, Todd Richter, David Neison, Walter Yee, Bruce Oberhand. 3rd Row: Arthur Cic- coni, George Harrison, Brad Miicke, Mark Benjamin, Rick OToole, Jeff Summer. 4th Row: Tom Jackson. Mr Taglienti asks Kipp if he would care to run. Chris Woodall thinks to himself, I ' ll Joe Melkowitz practices his Jane Fonda in catch up sooner or later. the field. Jim Peiper claims he has no time to sign Jim Roberts - the new yoga master at Dayton. Tom Jackson hums to himself, Happy trails to autographs you until we meet again 94 The Dayton Girls Cross Country team finished another outstanding season in 1984. Some of the highlights included a third place finish in the Counties, a second place finish in the Conference and a First place finish in the All Area Meet. Much of the teams success can be acredited to the enthusiasm and leadership of Captains Margaret Taylor and Traci Biber, and Coach Bill )ones. Outstanding performances from team members Sue Rauschenberger, Sandy Kelk, Providence Wissel, Amanda Sumner, Shannon Kiley, Ute Patsch and Chris Graziano helped to make this season enjoyable, productive, and successful. First Row: Sandy Kelk, Margaret Taylor, Tracy Blber, Sue Rauschenberger. Second Row: Cindy Moser, Chris Graziano, Shannon Kiley, Ute Patsch, Providence Wissel, and Lisa Gleicher Margaret Taylor, Sue Rauschenberger and Tracy Biber asks Mr. lones Are you serious? Sandy Kelk, Providence Wissel, Shannon Kiley perfect the art of walking on air. Tracy Biber: our candidate for the 1988 Olympics Tracy Biber and Margaret Taylor wonder why they did not have their wheaties this morning. Mr Bryne explains to Sandy Kelk that you just can not eat pepperoni pizza before a meet 95 GYMNASTICS ■ 1st Row: Cindy Terry Meisner, Monica Magee, Lori Smith, Ann Holister, Amy Rose, Lisa Ciasulli, )essica Bernstein, Kelly Rafter, Julie Terry Meisner. 2nd Row: Deanna Campos, Gail Engert, April Peterson, Cindy Kostin. On the Bar: Lisa Spatucci, Capt. Carmella Carpenter. Freshman Monica Magee sets up the bars for the competition. Seniors Carmela Carpenter, Cindy Terry Meisner, and Lisa Spatucci lead th team to victory. 96 Capt. Carmela Carpenter displays her winning form. Statistician, Cindy Terry Meisner smiles for the Senior Lisa Spatucci sits pretty on the uneven camera. parallel bars. Freshman Lori Smith concentrates heavily on putting up the bars. It was a rebuilding year for the Dayton Gymnastics team in 84. With Captain Carmela Carpenter out with a knee injury started the season off on the wrong foot. But the return of gymnasts junior DeAnna Campos, Sophomores Gail Engard, April Peterson, and Cindy Kostin, helped the team with the competitive edge it needed fcr the enduring season. Although the season was very competitive the girls kept up the Dayton spirit to make the season joyful. Freshmen Monica Magee, Lori Smith, Jessica Berstein, Lisa Cuisulli, Anne Holester and Amy Rose gained the experience needed to help the team in the future years. Managers Cindy Terri-Meisner, Julie Terri-Meisner and Pam Nostum gave the team the spirit it needed to make it through the season. Coaches Howard Cushnir and Larry Greno guided the girls through a learning experience that will pay off in the future seasons. Another lecture, Mr Cushnir? Sophomores Cindy Kostin and April Peterson say Another Picture? 97 The 1984 Girls ' Tennis Team completed a very successful season under the fine coaching of Mr )asinski. The girls defeated Middlesex in their first match and went undefeated for 7 matches until losing to their conference rival, Basking Ridge; Consequently their only loss in season play. However, this did not discourage the team. As they came back to beat Ridge 3-2, and tie for the Co-Championship of the Mountain Valley Conference. The Team finished their season with a 15-2 record Individually, the team witnessed many fine performances. At first singles Elizabeth Schramm went undefeated all season, and was ranked 2nd in Union County Dayton is proud to say that Liz was the first girl ever to win the Union County 1st singles title, and she was also nominated All Mt. Valley 1st singles. At second singles was sophomore Kim Somers, and she too was ranked 2nd in Union County. Jeanie Perotta had an outstanding season at 3rd singles. She was nominated All Conference 3rd singles, and had the domeback win in the all important championship match against Ridge 1st double consisted of Senior Vicki Ander- son, and a rotating duo of Elisa Segal and Amy Schoenfeld. At 2nd doubles were Juniors Jen Feinsod and Shan Zisman. Though this 1984 Championship is over, Mr. J looks forward to an even better season in 1985. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM - Bottom Row: Co-Captains Elisa Segal, Vicki Anderson, Amy Schoenfeld. Back Row: Mr. Jasinski, Marni Fromkin, Shari Zisman, Jeanie Perotta, Mary Ann Lamoma, Chris Corcoran, LeighAnne Hannigan, Kim Somers, Jen Feinsod, Robyn Mishkin. Country club life can get so monotonous! says Shari to Jen. Smile Kim, you re on candid camera ' ' Vicki thinks hard about Mr. Krupp ' s calculus test. 98 Elisa models the latest line of Filas sportswear. ' Goodbye Chrissy — here comes Biddy ' Umph, the favorite vocabulary word of Jeannie 3 erotta ' The three musketeers are ready for action Elisa, Vicki, Amy 99 We get no respect! Riding . . . Cruzin ' in the Panama . . . Carol, no personal messages! Raiding the field house . . . EXECUTIVE DECI- SIONS Wait, which uniform are we wearing? Who forgot what this time . . . Pyramids . . . bases rule . . . Should we do HELLO? PEP RALLIES - Let ' s go crazy!!! Check out the guys . . . com- posure on the line . . . Who do I have again? permanent paint . . . where ' s the breakfast? Orphan, get over here! nice sneakers, Cool captain Corolla! Where ' s the bus? AIR SKIN - Dancin ' in the parking lot ... Thanks Duke and Miss R. . . . Leslie Meskin shows her spirit! Karen Wnek poses for the cover of Vogue. THE ' 85 CHEERLEADINC SQUAD - Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Donna Tedesco, Lynne Latora, Lorraine Macias, Karen Wnek, Leslie Meskin, Shawna Quatrone, Carol Tarantula, Julie Sabatino. If Julie Sabatino looks on with great concern. Hey Duke, do I have to do this?, asks Shawna Quatrone. And this is an arm, and this is a leg 100 The Freshman Cheerleaders show us their stuff! Leslie and Denise lennifer and Monica Varsity Cheerleaders prove they are the greatest! The Freshmen show us their pre-game hello 101 Bottom Row (L-R): Managers Tracey Hayes, Cheryl Graham, Amy Shoenfeld, beth Lobovitz 2nd Row: Robert Fusco, Mitchell Nenner, Mike Cra- ziano, Carlos Hernandez, Tom kisch 3rd Row: John Lusardi, )oe DiPalma, Dave Cole, Tom Meixner, Rich Frances, Erie Kahn and Coach Ray Yanchus. Tom Kisch takes a jumper over a Hillside foe!! Dave Cole shoots up and over the opponents Mike Craziano drives into the hoop 102 Mitchell Nenner suspended in mid air!! Carlos Hernandez eyes up the basket Robert Fusco on the fast break! rn m 8S ' Hi SB ' H r -i ■ Tom Meixner lays it up softly This year, the Boys ' Varsity Basketball Team, under the expert coaching of Mr. Ray Yan- chus, posted a 12 win 11 lose season. Mike Gra- ziano led the team in assists with a total of 90 and was also an offensive threat averaging 15.5 points per game. Mitch Nenner was the scoring leader averaging 17.1 points per game and led the bulldogs in steals. Dave Cole averaged 8.3 rebound per game and 12.9 points per game. Carlos Hernandez averaged 14.7 points per game. The talented underclassmen who helped the bulldogs were juniors Tom Kisch and Tom Meixner and sophomores Rob Fusco and John Lusardi. Mike Craziano gets ready to go up strong larlos drives the lane! 103 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL MHHHMHHH This year, the Girls ' Varsity Basketball, despite a 5-15 record, proved to have many positive aspects. Senior Co- captain Katy Meixner averaged 13.5 points per game, and received the most valuable player award in the Christmas Tournament. In this tournament, The Bulldog team reached the finals but were defeated by Somerville. When it came to scoring the Bulldogs looked for Freshman Staci Weinerman. Averaging 13.9 points per game she was a great asset to the team. Junior Co-captain Dawn Pohlman was the ball handler for the team averaging 9.6 points per game and 5.5 assists per game. Senior For- ward Michele Coddington a top re- bounder for the Bulldogs. Sophomores Gina Messano, Jeanie Perrotta, Colleen Delaney and Mario Coddington make the future of Coach Art Krupp ' s team very SUCCESSFUL! Staci Weinerman, Colleen Delaney, Kathy Meixner, Gina Messano, Jeannie Perrotta, Dawn Pohlman. - |hb H||ii wm MHHH IHAMI iHUAaae fe f — , . i : HL 2? ' 1 . f v 1 t « • m V i I Jr k } ■ jh 1 1 y | I L ij i l H X — 5 The Bulldog threa ening 2-3 defense. 104 Cina Messano sinks a basket during warm-up. Kathy Meixner concentrates on the line H Kathy and )eannie Perrotta attempt to stop a Hillside opponent. Kathy has an intense program stretch Will it be another bucket for Staci Weinerman ' ' Dawn Pohlman hopes the shot will fall 105 1st Row: K. Rogers, C. DeLorme, D. Francis, |. Ceorgiadias, A. Creenman, C. Bayrasli, B. Hersh, M. McGee, S Heckel. 2nd Row: B. Quandt, S. Giordano, C Jisch, ). Weaver, B Yablonsky, E. Martinez, B Barre 3rd Row: T. Policare, P. Cardinale, A. Graziano, J. Lynch, |. Obergon, T. Roberts, J. Yee. 4th Row: D Edelcreek, D. Salsido, A. Boffa, L. Sarracino, T. Verducci, L. Bayrasli, M. Locatelli. MANAGERS — K. Fitzgibbon, M. Neves, A. Stewart, T. Clement, D. Bareros, J Rose. Coaches: Mr. lacono, Mr. Policare. The 1984-85 Wrestling Team again enjoyed another suc- cessful season under the coaching of Mr. lacono and Mr. Policare. The team finished with eight wins and five losses. For the first time the Dawgs flew to Rochester, N.Y. to participate in the Spencerport Invitational Tournament re- turning with one champion Jim Yee (93 lbs) and a third place for Dave Salsido (155 lbs) who also won the trophy for the most falls in the shortest amount of time. Other Regional standouts this season included Mat Locatelli (136 lbs) who finished third in Union County and third in District XII; Heavyweight Tom Verducci placed third in the county and won his first District Championship. Jim Yee and Salsido were also District XII Champions Jim then went on to win Region III honors and to qualify for state competition. Rahway Summit Bridgewater- East Roselle Catholic Bound Brook Roselle Park Brearly Reg. lohnson Reg. Hillside Ridge Gov. Livingston Millburn Colonia Home Visitors 47 18 32 42 59 53 21 21 56 41 25 18 10 10 34 34 11 21 ■ 12 51 16 37 26 33 44 15 470 } 106 Tom Verducci attempts a take down David Salsido tries for a cross face hip cut Matt Magee tries to stay off his back Edgar Martinez works underhooks Levent Bayrasli cross faces his opponent Metteo Loctell tries tor a take down. Luigi Sarracmo attempts to back up the cradle 107 The winter of 1984-85 proved a successful season for the Winter Track Team. The Team was suc- cessfully led by captains Chris Woodall, Robert Creenwald and Mark O ' Donnell. Along with Woodall, the distance runners, in- cluding )im Roberts, Jim Kellerk, Gary Francis, and Walter Yee, were a force in the Mountain Valley Conference. Darren laione and )im Ruban led the team in the weight events. The most suc- cessful portion of the team was the hurdlers, led by Michael Barisonek and Walter Jackson. They achieved various honors in- cluding fifth place in the state group meet at Princeton. Coach, Mr. Byrne, expresses his satisfac- tion at the team and is confident the team will continue to be a dominant force in the Mountain Valley Conference. First Row: Kevin McCrath, Walter Jackson, Rob Creenwald, Jim Kellerk, Brian Miske. Second Row: Jim Ruban, David Frangoni, Brian Targum, Mark Wenasky, Mark Zacheriah. Third Row: Richard Fernicola, Jim Roberts, Michael Barasonik. Todd Richter runs both the half and quarter mile. Jim Roberts runs the mile and two mile. 108 GIRLS ' WINTER TRACK f ' t. « a „ f | The Girl ' s Winter Track Team had a very successful season. Senior Margaret Taylor and Junior Tracey Biber led the team to their victories. This year, Tracey was the only girl to reach the Eastern Conference in Boston. The middle distance runners were led by juniors Sue Rauchenberger and Providence Wissel along with Sophomores Sandy Kelk and Kim Sommer. The fabulous sprinters were led by Ann Marie Cochia and Sue Zavodny and these girls established a stan- dard of competition for opposing sprinters. The high jumping team of senior Karen Wenek and junior Kathy Biber did very well. The shot putters were Lauren Arnold, Anne Marie Lissy and Lisa Gleicher. Ute Patsch, Michelle Fredricks and Licia Vietro also played major roles in leading the team onto success. Coach Byrne was very proud of the team this season. First Row: Sandy Kielk, Margaret Taylor, Tracy Biber, Sue Rauschenberger. Second Row: Cindy Moser, Chris Craziano, Shannon Kiley, Ute Patsch, Providence Wissel and Lisa Gleicher. Cindy Moser and Lisa Gleicher check times. Shannon Kiiey and Providence Wissel make it to the finish line. Sandy Kelk limbers up before running. 109 The Jonathan Dayton bowling team had an excellent 1985 season in the Mountain Valley conference. While Mr. John Swedish coach- ed, the team tried to recapture the title it had in I982 but unfortunately fell short. The team bowls twice a week at Green Brook lanes and was paced by Seniors captain Sharon Kutsop and John Rubenstein, Juniors Mitch Cohern and Don Dilanno, Sophomores Chris Reid and Chros Tonner, and Freshmen Craig Carson, David Brahm, and Seth Hammer. l-ront Row: Craig Carson, Chris Reid, Chris Tonner. Back Row: Coach Swedish, Seth Hammer, Joe Rubinstein, Sharon Kutsop, Mitch Cohen. Mitch says, It ' s a strike, no doubt about it! Sharon points at the person who stole her upper lip while she tries to throw ,1 strike 110 SWIMMING Bottom: Coach Miss Hilliard, Felicia Rodnquez, Jennifer Prince, )ulie Smith, Bobby Alder, Lainie Levine, Hal Zemel, |ohn Fischer, Hal Levine, Michelle Hamlet Sexy swimmers show off their talents The Dayton Swim Team finished its season with a record of 2 and 12. A contributing factor to the record was the fact that there are only sixteen swimmers on the team. Also practice usually begins at 6:20 a.m. This year ' s team captains were Maureen Barisonek and Hal Levine. Graduating seniors are Hal Zemel, Hal Levine, Bob Alder and the legendary lohn Fischer. The team was coached this year by Miss Karen Hilliard. The swimmers made up for their losing season with much spirit, determination and much hard work Support before the meet from our coach Brother and Sister win meet together 1 Should somebody save her ' 111 Top Row Paul Nadzen, |im Rau, Chris Delorne, Bob Miicke, Shane Connell, Jim Clifford, Myles Carter, Coach Kmdler Bottom Row: Tom Kisch Mitchell Stein, Greg Torborg, Kyle Wissel, Steve Burton, )im Thorlakson, Pat Cardinale. Not Pictured: Darrin laione, Dan Klinger and Mike Callaro. Although the 1984-85 Dayton Varsity Baseball team has only a few returning let- ter winners from last season, the future stil looks bright. The team will depend upon a number of promising underclassmen. Oi the four varsity letter winners returning Dan Klinger is the only senior, while the rest consist of two juniors, Greg Topborg and Darren laione; and sophomore Michael Gallaro. Highly recruited 1st baseman pitcher Dan Klinger hit .380 for the Bulldogs last year. Greg Torborg, the starting centerfielder for the team, will be counted on again this year to provide strong hitting as well as solid defense Gallaro and laione, who last year split the catching chores, will add power to the Bulldog lineup. Other seniors returning from last year ' s squad are Bob Miicke, Kyle I Wissel, Jim Thorlakson and Jeff Pollack! Outfielder Bob Miicke ' s bat will be prominent force on the team, while 1 ) Thorlakson, Pollack, and Wissel will solidify the infield. Many promising underclassmerjj are expected to shine this year for the! team. Shane Connell, Steve Burton, Tom Kisch, and Rob O ' Neil will make up the! heart of the pitching staff. In the outfield! Myles Carter, Jim Clifford, and Pau Nadzen are proving masters of the glove In the infield we will have Chris Clemsor and Anthony Graziano. Bob Mncke crosses 1st base looking on to 2nd 1 Shane Connell waits with anticipation for the ball to be hit to him 1 112 :-.-J -- Steve Burton demonstrates the pretzle play! Danny Klinger speaks softly and carries a big stick!  « «J The Dayton bench concentrates heavily on the game! Greg Torborg waits for his turn at bat! Jim Clifford and Pat Cardinale asks Coach Kindler, Who ' s on first? ' Darren demonstrates, The laione Principle ' ' of a good bunt!! 113 GIRLS ' SOFTBALL This year ' s Varsity Softball Team, coming off of a very successful 17-8 season placing 2nd in the Union County Tournament, will be looking to improve themselves The team will consist of returning lettermen and many promising underclassmen Senior Co-Captain Sharon Kutsop will be on the mound for the Lady Bulldogs As a junior Sharon gained recognition on 1st Team All Union County and Mountain Valley Conference She will be an important aspect to this team Senior Carmela Carpenter and Sophomore Colleen Delaney will be sharing time on the mound with Sharon Carmela will also be sharing time behind the plate with sophomore Sue Crane The infield will consist of junior, Co-Captain Dawn Pohlman, who as a sophomore gained recognition on All Mountain Conference and 3rd team All Union County; Senior Michele Coddington, who led the team in homeruns last year; and Seniors Moira Quillan and Kathy Meixner, both who have plenty of experience to make a solid infield In the outfield, will be Senior Vicki Anderson, who as a junior received honorable mention in the Moun- tain Valley Conference, and talented underclassmen such as Lisa Augustas and leanie Perrotta Utility players Mario Coddington and Maureen Barisonick will add flexibility to the Bulldog squad We wish the girls Varsity Softball team our best wishes for a highly successful season S Co-Captains Dawn Pohlman and Sharon Kutsup Sharon Kutsup and Michelle Coddington think about the game. V The team makes sure the mits fit perfectly 114 Kathy Meixner laughs her way to home plate. Michelle is ready to catch that ball! Sharon shows off her perfect swing. Warming the bench can be fun Enough bats, Maureen? v ]eanie gets ready for a double play 115 Golf is a distinguished game that has been played by gentlemen for centuries. Could there by any sport better suited to the average Daytonite? O.K., realistically there are only a select few who par- ticipate on the Dayton golf team. These fine athletes are truly privileged in more than one way. First, they are able to benefit from the good coaching and infinite ex- perience of Mr. Ray Yanchus. He has always been willing to lend his vast knowledge of the game to his players. Largely due to Coach Yan- chus, Dayton Golf has been and will be a success. Golfers at Dayton are furthur privileged as they have Baltustol, a P.G.A. championship golf course, as their home links. The fact the the course has been the sight of various professional tournaments adds extra excitement for the golfers who tackle its rolling greens and monster Par 5 ' s. The challenge of such a tough course provides the team with great experience and allows them to sharpen their skills. This gives the edge to the Bulldogs, especially at most away matches, where public golf holes often seem simple as compared to those of The Roll. Dayton Golf certainly has a strong foundation with the coaching of Mr. Yanchus. More and more students are trying for the few spots open for match play every year. It looks as if we may one day have another Jack Nicklaus as a product of Bulldog Golf. THE BULLDOG GOLF TEAM - Back Row. L to R: Adam Cohen, Tom Salibene. Doug Maher. Mike Tomko, Mitch Cohen. Brian Bromberg. Chris Dooley. Coach Yanchus Front Row, L to R Alan Gross, Ken Gargulo, Gary Gechlik, Pete VonDerLinn, Glen Gechlik Ken Gargulo shows perfect form off the tee Mike Tomko tries to get the ball across the water. Dayton Golfers try and find a missing ball The team discusses their scores 116 Mike Tomko aims for the bird circling overhead Nothing ' s too good for Dayton golfers. Chris Dooley - The next Arnold Palmer. Where ' s the ball? ' Mitch Cohen exhibits his powerful swing. 117 Eric Kahn demonstrates the perfect swing 1st Row Bland Eng, Ted Roth, Steven Dorlen, Matt Zucker, Coach Dellicano 2nd Row: David Kadesh, Frank Antonacci, Nate Zonenech, Chicky Weiss 3rd Row left Levy, Greg Kahn, Carry Millin, )ay Mishkm, Kipp Levinson, left Ginsberg, Eric Kahn, Anthony Millin, Kaushik Mittra, Adam Jacobs, Mark Bruckner )ay Mishkin flies through the air Anthony Millin wonders if Jeff Ginsberg will hit the ball 118 Kipp Levinson sweeps the court with his racket ' left Ginsberg sticks his tongue out to his opponent 1 • Anthony Millin thinks ' What goes up, must come down 119 The girls spring track team par- ticipates in many challenging events. The best team in the Mountain Valley conference, the girls have not lost a dual meet since the Class of 85 came to Dayton; the team perenially has runners placing in the County and State tour- naments. The team is lead by the strong distance crew that constantly wins the half mile, mile, and two mile races. Also excellent are the 100 meter, 200 meter, and 400 meter sprint teams. The team also has girls doing the 100 and 400 (intermediate) hurdle events and a weight crew that participates in the shot put, discus, and javelin throws. The high and long jumps are also participated in by the girls perenially. 1st Row Anne Marie Lissy, Lanssa Preziminski. Lorraine Macias, Karen Wnek, Anne Marie Cocchia, Sue Hain. Betsy Burnett 2nd Row Kathy Beyer, Kelly Attenasio. Lisa Cleicher, Traci Biber, Cindy Moser, Shannon Kiley, Providence Wissel 3rd Row Michelle Ben amm. Amanda Sommer, April Peterson, Laura Bass, Kecia Murray, Lauren Arnold, Ute Pastch, Katie Cushman 4th Row Mandy Maxemchek, Cindy Kostin, Sue Rauschenberger. Anna Hopaluk, Lucia Vietro, Leigh Anne Giordano Sandy Kelk Shannon, Cindy, Tracy, and Lisa are hard at work doing their work doing their distance Margaret Taylor flashes the Daytona Track uniform 120 As usual, fine performances highlight the Boys ' Spring Track Team. This year, the distance runners follow the fine examples of senior Chris Woodali and juniors Tom Jackson and Jim Roberts. Gary Francis leads the middle distance runners to a fine series of accomplishments. Junior Walter Jackson anchors the hurdle team with sophomores Michael Barisonek and Brian Targum. Dave Cole and Jim Ruban set the standards in the field events. With dedicated Coach Byrne the team just has to be great! First Row: Kevin McGrath, Walter Jackson, Ion Rubenstein, Rob Creenwald Second Row: Jim Kellerk, Brian Miske, David Cole, David Frangoni, Michael Barisonek Third Row: Eric Yosa, Jay Mishkin, Jim Ruban, Jim Roberts Fourth Row: Mark Rengamin, Fred Cauchman, Andy Wasserman, John Sekella, Eric Kupersmith, Chris Torello, Allan Cross, Mark Winarsky, Roland Nogal, John Larsardi, Richard Fernicola, Reggie Burton, Chris Torello. Jon and Rob are first across the finish line. Jim limbers up before running. GET READY, GET SET . 121 This year ' s Volleyball team is filled with many ex- perienced players. Seniors Gina Marino, Donna Sekella, Ellen Westerman, Robyn Lifschultz and Thea Winar- sky are all seasoned players. Juniors Kathy Edwards and Kathy McCormick have also played on the team last year. With these veteran players, the Volleyball Team once again proves to be one of the most talented and en- thusiastic teams at Dayton. 1st Row: Donna Sekella, Robyn Lifschultz, Clna Marino, Coach Fenton 2nd Row: Robin Goodman, Suzanne Rendeiro, Ann Liddy, Kathy Mc- Cormick, Pam Wadzen, Thea Winarsky, Rupa Deas, Ellen Westerman, NaRee Chung, Kathy Edwards, Yelena Gritsay, Criselda Larosa, lodie Manning Donna limbers up before the game. Another ball over the net for Gina 122 :. ;{(■ ■ M ' :M ■i::;U.i 111 ,F!i ft t slUi! |lil|filii] )f: ■IffltlHiH siii :,.... :: ' IPS ! :i!]i!i!ij3t)s mimmmmSi mi || j L%: ...,!!■ ;;;!:; = ijjiij!!.;;)!! ' : ,,.. lit ;l ll iilfe, wiil ■ sag l|w , %, ■ liliiaiiiiiti lij;iiia!S : W3isi!! ;- sa I itiiii fiiKi+l Sltltfi jff ffljiiiliil.;ii u f lll ' l 5 Siii;: .,. a 1 F i MM m ' ' ■msi iill M ill EMg: ailiiW •iiSlt, m i six ■ .. _. ... Seniors party all night long. This year ' s Homecoming Dance was a successful ending to the last Fall Festival. Evening festivities includ- ed a break dancing extravanganza, as well as a dance contest and perplexing, trivia questions. The highlight of the night came when Margaret Taylor and Kipp Levinson were crowned as Homecoming Queen and Mr. Regional. Homecom- ing court included Brian Dailey as courtjester, Joanne Centamore as Junior rep., Sandy Conti as Sophomore representative, and Amy Rose as Freshman rep. It was a night of fun for everyone. Anthony Millin and jay Mishkin go incognito. ' Three ' s a crowd, says David Krell. Wendy Tracy wonders whether it ' s really Jim Lee behind those Foster Grants. Homecoming Queen Margaret Taylor receives a dance from Mr. Regional Kipp Levinson. 124 Brian Dailey gets ready to throw )oe Blanda into the punch bowl. Miles Carter and Steven Burton show their wild side. look at me, look at me! says Ellen Freidman and Nancy Podell as the Junior girls show us their pearly whites. m Bubba Graham says Stop in the name of love ' Tom Terrance Walker Breaks!! 125 FALL FESTIVAL J D. BULLDO The winning senior banner Sandy Kelk Decks the halls! 1 f Tom Reilly, Kipp Levinson, and Elisa Seigal Auction off all of Daytons paintings. Karen Wnek says. If you think I ' m cleaning up this mess, you ' re crazy ' Our Mascot Another mess for Karen 126 The 1984 Fall Festival was a time for one to show his or her spirit. The Fall Festival began on Nov. 1st and ran until Thanksgiv- ing. It began with banner painting. Three fun-filled days for each class to make a banner along with decorations for their respective hallways. The hall decorating was creative and unique this year. The seniors went with the theme of J. D. Bulldog for President since this was an elec- tion year. The Juniors went with a haunted house decor, and the Sophomores with a New York City skyline. The Freshmen came up with the idea of Bulldog conquers the world. Points were awarded for ban- ners, hall decoration, support for class and court voting. The spectacular judging was done by Mr. Falzarano, Mr. Pereirra, and Ms. Romano. The climax came at the Thanksgiving Pep rally when the winner was announced. The Seniors arose the vic- tors with juniors close behind. Now it was time to party! At the Homecoming dance, the end of the festival, Kipp Levinson, and Margaret Taylor were crowned Mr. Regional and Homecoming queen. The Homecoming Court was announced and Brian Dailey was named Court Jester. The 1984 Fall Festival ended on a sad note because it was the last one Dayton will see. Kipp and Tom show their confidence in the Dayton Bulldog coaching staff. Andrea and Clarke enjoying the dance Lori Melman, Sue Hain and Alan Souza seem to be enjoy- ing the dance! Tom Meisner wants to be a freshman again 127 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Dressed — |im Lee, Nanette Halper best Personality - Kipp Levinson, Nina Kliner, Lauren Schwartz Best Personality — Kipp Levinson, Lauren bchwartz, Nina Kliner (lass Wits - Brain Daily, Dee Stearns Best Singers — Alan Sousa, Amy Vanpelt 128 Most Amicable — John Clifford, Lori Melman Best Dancers - Terrance Walker, Lisa Basile Most Sophisticated — Pete VonerLinn, Rochelle Smith Most School Spirit — Kipp Levinson, Leslie Meskin Most Athletic — Mike Gaziano, Kathy Meixner Did Most for Class — Tom Reilly, Rochelle Smith 129 Class Individualists — Barry Sturm, jacquie Hvizdak • r f 1 fk • ■ Best Physique and Figure — Carlos Hernandez, Donna Sekella i 1 Best Looking — Nick Patriarca, Carol Tarantula Best Actor Actress — Alan Souza, Lynn Latham Most Talkative — lay Mishkin, Laura Steele 130 A ts !S Nicest Eyes: Karen Wnek and Michael Wachsberg Most Artistic Terrance Walker and Kim Fischer Best Musicians: Sue Miiske and Mark Shanaman Most Likely to Succeed Dave Cole and lenny Karady Most Intellectual Ellen Westerman and David Cole Class Couple loe D ' Anna and Carmela Carpenter 131 Beauty and the beast — which is which? C-A-T-, that spells cat, Meri. Two heads are better than one. Short people got no reason Beth toots her own horn 132 W no are vou Kidding. Daxid. we know ou sent them to vourseit Another exciting day at Dayton Gar Millm shows on that Madonna stomach Ke Club members cheer on their president as she prepares tor another strike The agon ot deteat 133 ■ J l Chris Semancik makes Paul Gaffrey ' s temperature rise. Tough road trip, hey Shawna! What a bunch of maniacs Abbe, do you have some work to do? What are you doing bat k there, Carmela ' What (ioes Mom say, Mark ' 134 ■j£ 1 • Hi ■ ,1 j 1 1 m A Vlitf H fl Fi J 135 ... A bright sunbeam bouncing buoyantly off the shadowed rooftop ... A free-spirited butterfly fluttering about aimlessly over the lush meadowlands ... A cuddly cub pawing playfully at his cavorting cohorts . . . Kipp. A celebrated showman flitting scriptlessly around the stage until the curtain suddenly fell and forced the act to pass on. We need not worry about how to remember Kipp as we reflect upon our wild younger days of which he was such a major part. For Kipp remains more than just the fond memory of a smiling face and a quick witticism. To us, Kipp represents the unflagging heart and soul of a class, of a school, of a community. And his gift to us goes far beyond his unselfish and uncompromising companionship. He gave us happiness through laughter, life through love, sanity through insanity. A hearty chortle was the only recompense he sought — and he would travel to the deepest humility and humiliation in its quest. To you, Kipp, who shared with us our most carefree years, who helped launch us into maturity without reaping any of its benefits yourself, whom we will undeniably miss and longingly wish to be alongside us partaking in all of our future joy, we offer our most sincere efforts, combined and individual. May each of our successes build a pillar of credit to you, for you, of you. And we remember . . . A dancing daisy ... A prancing pony . . . Unique as the unicorn . . . Proud as the lion . . . Free as the wind . . . Now but a gentle breeze wafting whimsically along a gilded shoreline . . . KIPP 136 ■ ■ ' ' ' immmmmmmmmi Stephen Agey Mems of BAND AND BANK TRIPS - SNARE SPECIAL TIMES with DENEEN BEST TIMES with BEST FRIENDS: MISK, LAR AND LOR, RYAN AND CRIS. SS ' 84 WILD TIMES with BAM. Mems of RISD _ Fahio A Alhert Fab is always glad. Memories of Band - EMBA and TOB Championships, home competitions, football games, trips. Mr. ANDERSON is the BEST. George, Alan and rest of the Band I will never forget. Robert William AlrW CBA! Jeff, Kyle, Kipp, Ryles, Fish, Mel, Filsby, Dach, MC, EH, PS TFTCT Beneh w Bullet MD)) Parties at P), TR+PDs Seem like the whole world walking pretty and you can ' t find the room to move. ' ' Vicki Aasbjerg Andersen My beauty needs an understanding and a knowledge of what I am. Thanx to all my friends, every memory will always survive! TENNIS CocaptMVChamps ' 83-4 SUNNY-SB 1CLF BWF-MR.T-ILYMDandA - FLBDS |ohn Apicella APP - Hanging w Eps, )oe, wax, Taco Beers, Fuel, Annuals, Banbos RPS, Stews Blowouts. Say It, seaside . . . VH, maiden; Disco; Last of blast. Luvya T otis. King Tone when you give up your Dream you DIE. Halee Sue Arnold I WANT TO FLY LIKE AN EAGLE LET MY SPIRIT CARRY ME! SUMMER IS THE BEST TIME! GO FOR IT! BF WITH MICHELLE, KARA, DEB AND GANG!! NEVER FORGET THE buys; KEN, DOUG ETC ... I LOVE YOU MOM AND DAD! FTW! 138 FINALLY THE END OFH.S! SPRINCSTEIN NO. 1; LAKE IN PENN GREEN DODGE?! THANX DAD, MOM, DONNA, CYNTHIA. Lisa Marie Basile PEANUTS! MMMM! BF ' S Always, I ' ll miss you LAURA! mems of Band SOG verona. Friends forever, Sue, Laura, Kim, Nis, Maryleigh, Cross, Mel, Agey, Kev, Barry, Lake, Brian. RIA! Thanx mom and dad I LOVE YOU! Christine Sue Berman Good times bad times ya know FWHBA un crowd, GT w Snork, Reb Chris, Lor, Cat - PWT Sprm Summer ' 83-84 WILDWOOD GT w HkGang serious snowstorms for FIRSTS — LED ZEP special times ILY FRANK w. J Bfe « ' r ■ M ffl 3J wl ■ J m i  . • lanna Lee Bernstein M 3 - usuals - ML, CT, NK, CC, LW, SP. WILDTIMES; F-dance, HM, Lay down + relate. ML - m 2 df Cheering, TF 2 L 3 of us! Cor + Mer.22, Par- tying - PORPs, tramp, Mask, the bomb, B 3 the boyz, LBI LSmems ILY MDLR|M Raymond Betyman It ' s finally here. Somebody said Fair Warning Lord strike that Poor boy Down Best times at LOG BF PT LS BT Bubsie Eps Rm ms NP VAN HALEN 1 vin- ny Holiday PG AG DL MR Thanxs Mom and Dad Gary Bean Binenstock BEAN Great times with SAL HN MIF SHIP CHICK LOC TOD AND SAM The Z28 SALS Room Parties Buds and Bones in the G-Course Fuel House in Seaside ' 84 Blowouts! MAiDEN Last of Blast Luv UM+D 139 Michael Blab Blabolil FOR ALL THE TIMES WE EVER HAD. WE TOOK THEM BOTH, GOOD AND BAD. It ' s been fun, DCVH. TO M.I. Gang Kim, Frank, Ann, Alicia, Robyn, Ed, Nelson LATER ON TO THE GANG OF DAYTON. THANKS MOM AND DAD Brian Blakey Joseph Michael Blanda FLASH TIMES w Ant , Thor, Gil, Cliff, Flip SOCCER 9 Sacroiliac Baseball Breakin in the Basement WHAT UP EH? - SHUNT: Hoover S+V=B 2 Car Decor; SOMETIMES U GOTTA SAY WTF-ILY - Mom, Dad, Stacey Kara Lynn Boogar MOODY NINE Only the good die young Rob Seen with Staas, Mona, Hal, Deb, Ter, Lisa Ocean Beach 84 Idol ALL THE WAY Love to my parents, Mrs Gee and Mrs Elle Each Day is a new Beginning James Brannen Ronald Bromberg RON-DR. TRACK. SHACK BLOWOUTS! THE BOMBINGS 1 AND 2. THE RP ' S!! HEAVY METAL SHOWTIME!!! GOOD TIMES WITH GOOD FRIENDS!! NYE. CLASS OF 85 THE LAST OF THE BLAST!! THANKS MDILY. 140 John W. Buckley Buck - Many great times with good friends Heavy F Metal NEFS Room, Eliz, Irv, Many — Blowouts Lifes a Scam With The Salvation AR- MY Tooti! Base! All Good Times Must Come To An End!! Betsy M. Burnett Betty Boop. Munchkin ' The laughter that was shared, the good friends who cared, the memories will last, from the time that now has past. Nite Gang!! Freddie . . . The zoot? ILY MDBBB Diane Kimberlv Cadden A million memories of Fia and Alan . . . You don ' t know what you ' ve got until it ' s gone . . . Summer of 83 . . . Thanks for caring Mom, Dad, and Lynn . . . Hold me now, Michael, I Love You. Rosanne Caiazzo RO-NIPPER- Yesterday don ' t matter if it ' s gone )R My Buddy Jen Great times w Pat B. Slumber Parties C) ILY BERM I Want To Meet Your Mother Lisa YMBF DAD ILY THANX WIWO Denise Louise CamDion Nis - Good times w great friends Thanx Kel, Beth, Kim, Lo, Lis, Mar, Matt, Di and Kar. GX mems of band guard capt. A true friend knows all about you and loves you just the same. I Luv ya Mom and Dad Carmela Theresa Carpenter Capt. Gymn. ' 85Gimp ' 7 CT2SP-NK LW-JB-ML TF 2 Ch ' er-DBud ' s Pinks up Alock. Sum84 Seaside w Girlz Stop Traffic Sar - LBI SHS joe - Forever and Always ... ILY TEETH Cutles Last of the Blast THXDMNCPGG 141 Victoria L Cetaratti Reminiscence of tender moments passed but dreams remain just as long as there are dreamers and Vienna waits so take a chance, feel the hand of fate: your heart NYC I love you!! Chang Maw Chai A man has made at least a start on discovering the meaning of human life when he plants shade trees under which he knows full well he will never sit. AnneCiasulli WILL ALWAYS REM: EZ ' S BR. FL ' R NYC - PL ALL N.L. HICH EN. L.C. ITAL. MEN AT ON THE PW WW. - 82-84 BEWARE ( ) AN + W. ' - TUNU ' S  1 - T.C.. DS • • • LIVE FOR TOMORROW ' S MOMENTS ' SF - CLBAMLF THANX. ILYM+D Ciovanna Christian Circelli I was born 2 B alive 1 XCELLENT TIME WITH THE GURLZ Di Carol and Ang, Horny Lit Devilz Lit ' red vet - XTAC BABY! Thanks 2 my family luv u still Angelo tor your eyes only my Teddy Bear! Frank Circelli Freddy C Shackattacks cabmetmaking, hunting, fishing good time in Millburn with RM, MH, SC, MM Penn Wildwood BB ' s RP ' s blowouts The lasl of the Blasts ' Love MOM AND DAD 142 1  ? B B 4 9 - .J If i rf ' f Cr ; Teresa Louise Clement LuvU.N.DadMomSueMel%Snork%H-Ze Shacktion Lime Sherbert Roysten WeDoltBetter - Donna Cruzin and PickenUpCuys with AlliOop fun — w Laura S. Unusuals - CL AC DS EC Tommy - Life ' s one big adventure lohn Michael Clifford jr. Cliff Always remember Good Times with - Cuz Thor )imbo jr Ant Joey Mix Suz Logo 3 Road Trips in the Volvo Russian spies cyo memories hotdog ski runs Mom and Dad and Gang — I would die 4 U AnneMarie Cocchia So before we end and then begin, we ' ll drink a toast to how it ' s been . . . SURF CITY memories . . . Great times in track . . Thanks-ILY-M, D, D, V, Michele Marie Coddington Shell - 23 - Life is a beach! ESP. at JD! Brick beaches 4-ever! BFA Patty, Ski and Vic a-13 yrs! Soccer W Meix and Pohl — Softball — Spike 11. B-ball-Hock and Drum. My bestest friend Mar - M+D, D+N, Pat, I love you. David F. Cole Football, ' Hoops, ' - MVC Champs, Oh Hell, ZZTop, the Who, EC, Think about Football 1 , ' ' JDH - Newton, Class of 85 - widked, awesome, nerdbusters, the Greens, mickeyD ' s, Go for it all . . . Thanks, everyone. Kimberly Condon Get a real job! Lots of fun with my friends, thanks for being there. You are my sunshine . . . Life ' s tough, but if you hang in there you ' ll get through (maybe) Love ya mom 1 143 Lisa Marie Cook Life ' s a Beach! 401 BLVD SMACK - THAT BEAR! SACK SHAZAAMHEFF-HEYHOWBOUT IT?! YOU PARTYANIMAL I ' M YOUNG I ' M WILD + I ' M FREE! SUMMERS IN SH-SHOPPINC-ARE YOU COIN ' TONITE? OTIS THANKS Timothy Lee Corter DARB Rules COMPTECH I AND II Stupen- dous intoxicated occasions Pending w Rich JER Oldman Shlock THE SEVEN GATES OF HELL SPECIAL THANKS AND LOVE to my Mom and Dad And Also to Grizzly Beer! Gregory Cote Look to the shores of tomorrow Summer+Big Guy, GQ-THE BASH!-SN Broncos 1, lust another tricky day! - Thanks Mom and Dad Christina Ann Cross X-GREAT TIMES-W-GREAT FRIENDS )ESSICA, LISA, SUE, LAURA, LARRY, RO, Deneen, Steve, Kel, Barb, Sandi, Mel, MAR. SOG Ryan, My Special Love. I Don ' t Know where I ' d be without you! I love you Thanx Mom and Dad Steven Czepurko )ohn loseph Dahmen With a little help from my friends STICK, ]eff, Eric, Hal, Jim Plans ABC WALK NORMALLY: McDonalds 1. ACME Track-GWd Dis. mems of St, DL, LC, CR. A and F - MANDY. If I could save time in a bottle . . . 144 Brian Dailey They say that these are not the best of times, but they ' re the only times I ' ve ever know — BJD Dream it before the alarm goes off! Arucol art- seun noc atsixeoc otneimanozar ortseun Joseph Anthony D ' Anna Football Capt. 56 NG.Good times with JakeVin- CrisJeffJohnNickEdPete OhSherry the Cutles Tech Carmela - Times are memories That will Never be forgotten ILY. Thanks Mom and Dad . . . luv ya Theresa Lynn Delorme Terri, go od friends will never be forgotten! Ginger Kim Staas Sand Er Lis Mona Kara Teres MM Gym- nastics Mgr. Duran Duran 1 Leather Cruisin ' CLASS OF 85 I LOVE YA MOM AND DAD . . Thanks Patrick loseph Donaghy Cruisin with Glenn and Mark. Love me blu toy, ski- ing, skeet, Good times with good friends, LBI 84 Plowing w ms in Am hrs. All of the good ones are takin UNCLE SAM WANTS YOU 111 Lucjan Dudkiewicz Dave Aaron Edelcreek BSIID EDEL MOOSE HALEVI TRAVIS GEORGE THE REST OF NEURIM WWMN ISRAEL l ' LLDOIT GOOD FRIENDS TODD WADE SHL AND ALL THE BOYS WRESTLINC LOCSALTOM MINYUN MEN OH YEAH THANKS HASHEM MOMDADGP 145 Thomas Ellenberger Stewart Feldman Linda Marie Fernicola T - LIFE ' S A BEACH ' ' Great times with the best of friends. Stews for a blowout? SHACK ' BOMBS! The Last of the blast! Poundin ' . . . The memories will last a lifetime. Thanks - Mom, Dad and |o. And the world is bustin at its seams, And you ' re just a Prisoner of your dreams Seen w PS AW AC LM AS JK Canada 84 Springsteen 84 Skippy forever There ' s no one like you IPC Catherine Fiorenza fc. Jrf l a ' M r i til r 1 )ohn David Fischer Kim Diane Fisher Cathy I can do everything through him who gives me strength memories with the youth group, seen also with Amerissa, Dina, best of friends never part ' I Love You Mom and U Mike FISH! Seen with Ryles, Fergy, Mel, Flamin ED Steve, Vito, Fils, KMAN, Wiss, Seabreezin — at Toms. DIZZY ' ILY! Summer of 83, J 2 , Stones, CBA, M|+KR«1, SaabParties, D. Martin . . . Livin - on Tulsa Time Clapton GREAT MEMS-DM BAND Trish Marge Denise Lisa SUE BFF - Florida ' 82 Steve, Bri-RISD ' 84 DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER! CRAZY SAT NIGHT GANG! Proms - dancin ALL NIGHT LONG! I LOVE YOU Mom, Dad Dana - TOOTSIE! 146 Ellen Friedman Michael Fructer Louis Fugaro ♦Don ' t Dream it Be it Rocky 831 |oe-Soc Enle Nancy-S.S. B-Smeg Lisa - O+D Summer Cruz- ing Love is Friendship Caught Fire SKIN Stephen — I Don ' t Care what they say. MIF . . . Seen with — Ship Bean Loca Bando Nen Todd-Stews bowouts — The IsLe-Sal ' s Rp ' s — 123 Annual Catalina-C Course-Seaside-Hts. Sum- mer of 84-85 - Fueling UP-BUD BONZ THE LAST OF THE BLAST! LOOP CHOOLESS HEAVY METAL THRILLS POWER METAL KILLS. Thanks to Mom+all who helped. No thanx to LENNY and all who made it unbearable. I ' ll REMEMBER . . . ALWAYS! Maria Carmella Furner Paul )ohn Caffrey )odi Lynn Cansler The Best of Times with the Best of Friends! Betsy Sue Kathy Lisa Chris Debbie-Kim+Murph Tennis Anyone? Summer of ' 84 Union Center - |UST HANCIN OUT! Thanx mom+dad for everything! AXE GRINDER Good times with Best Friends Blowouts at STEWS. The Shack, the Box, Heavy Metal, The RP ' S, SHOWTIME! Last of the Blast Football 1, Stay in touch Beer ' s ILY Mom and Dad ILYF KATHY!!! Jo - If I Could Save Time In A Bottle MEMS w The Best of Friends-CAT, Laur, Rob, Laina, + El. BBYD. The NEIGHBORHOOD Pajamas at 11 Thanx - ILY M, D, A!!! 147 Todd Michael Celayder Beth Alynn Cibaldi Debra Lynn Gigantino THE LAST OF THE BLAST ICE COLD BUDS Hanging at THE SHACK, coarse+woodshop RPS were the best SEASIDE 84 I Don ' t Know Much About School . . But I Know What I Like I LOVE YOU DAD+MOM. Bethlehem Giibaldiezowitzski DAKHBFBS, Medusa, MazonpudledZep RS DoorsANG — Best Friends 4ever DN BCC. ILY DD 4 ever-4-23- 83ANGEL ditto OB Babydoll, You ' re a hard habit to break. Seen w Slick unforgetable exT we encountered! 7 13 84-Bang! X, X 2 Crazy times at the Shore. The House - Flash, See What??? When U let go of a dream you die. 3 6 84: Maur! Best Friends. Joyceann Classen Terence Graham Michael A Graziano JOYCERS Gymnastics - Lori and Joyce Best Fnends - Best times w Best Friends - Lori-Tina- Kym-Ant-Dave-Ed-Mike and Vikki! Rink Rats Rule! Springfield First Aid Squad 84 I Love u Darren! Thanks Mom and Dad. SEEN WITH THE PARTY CREW - LUCK TO ALL THE HOMEBOYS Jones, Ed, T Reg, Irv, Walt, Blake, Books, Kay - ) Luck+Love to the Ladies ESPECIAL- LY Ya, SWEET T and MY GIRL. AAAAY Mom + Pop I ' m Gone PEACE. Met QB 14 Ed ' s + Bub ' s Parties Thanks GBL Catalina Dl I Guess So Grip up Sal Great times w The Boyz of 84 Cool Roy+Toby. Bud 1 Fields + Quarry Beatles + YZ RP ' s Shack Thanks Family. 148 Robert Evan Greenwald Robert Mark Grossman Amerissa Grous The RIPPER-MOTO-X+Dragracing 1 Suzuk 1 RM12519E, 72 CHEVELLES RAODWARRIOR, Hey Squid HH-SHOUT Track (G Distance) DIE BIG - Right! The Guys — Mike 3 , Mark, Roy, Glen Special — Donna, Denice and Michelle WHAT IS MIND? NO MATTER. WHAT IS MAT- TER? NEVER MIND. WHAT ISN ' T NAILED DOWN IS MINE; WHAT I CAN PRY LOOSE ISN ' T NAILED DOWN! GOD DID NOT CREATE MAN, MAN CREATED GOD. MEN DIE HARD! BFMUYA ALL GOOD THINGS M COME 2N END! Good- times w Cathy CRUIZEN MARCOPOLO The Tracks NEVER - 4GET the DIGGER THE HABIT. GREECE SUMMER 84 RULES. TAKI GIRLS )UST WANNA HAVE? ILYCATH BFF. ILY MOM AND DAD Michael W. Gural Susan Diane Hain Thanks for the memories Al, George, Pete, Denise and lanine Great times spent with special friends . . . 1-4-3! Summer of ' 84 - Montreal, track, and SKIING! So, before we end, and then begin, we ' ll drink a toast, to how its been . . . I ' ve loved these days Nanette Haloer Don ' t Dream it .. Be it ROCKY NYC CT - Woodstock Szech w Fred and LS G-3 Egg 2 Perry?! JD . . . Bag RS CTM$ Cornell Israel IrPrm Time may change me but I can ' t change time ILYMDEJDE 149 Alama Mane Halsey Helen Dorothy Harbe Clarke D. Hedrick THANKS TO MOM FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE, ALSO TO |OHN FOR BEING LIKE A FATHER TO ME. MEMORIES OF GOOD TIMES WITH LORI. DAWN SP, KK, JG, TD, CT AND DP TO ALBERTO FOR ALL THE LOVE HE HAS GIVEN ME. It ' s been real! Best of Friends Denise and Victoria - The moments may only be temporary - but the memories will last forever I couldn ' t have made it without you mom I LOVE YOU John 3: 16 Memories of Good Times Mick, a brother and friend! You ' re the best. ANDREA 1 what more can I say - I LOVE YOU! Thanx Mom, Dad SC ' life has just begun!! Carlos M Hernandez CARLOS The BOYZ of 85 Good Times with good friends, RP ' s THE SHACK - partying BUD, THE LAST OF THE BLAST ' ! Thanks MOM AND DAD. Corinne Leslie Hersh CORI - B ! and Bonz, B.O. ' ' at Zaras, Maiden, G.E - arek fu jez. ANDY - SS, |an and Mer 22. CT, SP, AK. LAY DOWN - CAN YOU RELATE! LBI 84 HH 3 11 84 cave and cove, the rod. Prom wknd. GIZ Brett ILUVU - AS BW ILYA MDB 150 Kim Robin Hunter laclyn )oy Hvizdak Diane L. Isea I ' VE GOT 2 TICKETS 2 PARADISE WON ' T U PACK YOUR BAGS WE ' LL LEAVE TONITE . . . BESTOF- FRIENDS MMELBFGAS! GDM and KRH ILY TRULY! ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE TO REMIND ME . . . THANKS MOM AND DAD! ILY CHICKIE.BF(GASS, NIECE, JEN) CHEERLEADING!LOVES PARTYING AND BEING WITH CHRIS! 4-11-83.143. MY FAMILY! Before we end and the begin we ' ll drink a toast to how it ' s been. CRUISIN-ET.LOVEBU Sex music for Ant People. There is a song in everyones heart. Just set it free and we will make music in the sky. Cheryl — ILY. Put some wax on the trax. Chorale Montreal. I wanna Rock! MamKmBmmm Lisa Jaszczyszyn Jennifer Victoria Karady Stephen Lance Katowitz Memories . . . Summer ' 83 and ' 84 . . . Seaside Hts. Shack and Peppe ' s Trop. Nite RICKSHAW Toga SPBP 526 Ay ILY Spunk! Red Fred Oshlee Everything - But most . . . ? ... Let ' s blow this clambake . . . JEN The party ' s over . . . but the fun ' s just beginn- ing! LYLS Lor Amy On SoAMAZING!8 71Lor-a-lie Mediocrity causes Monotony BE SPONTANEOUS RVB Jul-Nik l LOVE MOM- DAD Thanks Free . . . toBE Etc. Cudsly, SMF The last of the blast. School, the 1st step of our stairway to heaven thanks for everything, ELLEN. 3bs great friends 76 FIREBIRD You ' ll always be special Rain ILY Mom and Dad 151 Nancy Ann Klaskin times at |D Best friends w Lori, Debbie, Michelle, Kelly! Summer school w Kecia, Michael, Patty (Rex) Summer of 83 Mom and Dad your the Best in the whole world! Let ' s all go crazy I U Nina Kleiner NIN-Somday . . . M 4 The Best of Times w USUALS CT-ML-CC-LW-SP-JB-CT TF?L KS can ' t forget SSDS CT-SSH! Summer ' 84 •Ansie Cher-y? Mer - Thanx seen w boyz . . . Shack and RP ' s Last of the Blast ILY - M and D Daniel Adam Klinger FOOTBALL SLAM 59 AND BASEBALL 26 228 GOOD TIMES W GOOD FRIENDS NH LB EGG? NYC HARDROCK AC TROP BIGBOY AND AV? STRUT HB-ROOM! RH TAMARAC AND GUESS? DON ' T DREAM IT, BE IT ILY MOM, DAD, SIS? - MAND] Kimberly Ann Kostm ook the future will never 4get good times. IRMA, trainbridge w BS and the gang. Skiing, rink, etc. Thanx for being there BAC, SAND TERR, ANT, Alaina Your the best Mom and Dad Cindy and Vic. Yo man!! Bacakas V David Krell The race is not only to the swift but also to those who keep on running . . Summers in the Catskills - Who could ask for anything more? JP - Only the good die young Everybody has a dream . . . 152 s s f F Roy K Kuczera Sharon Marie Kutsop Colleen Laffan Sometimes You just Have To Say . . . NO PROB- LEM !! Bowling? Only The Good Die Young RHICHT ART 1 Summer of ' 84 Good Luck Sweet + . . . Gang MARK DEB AND SUE + TO Ml KE (SAB) MANDY+ROB THANQ MOM+DAD SOFTBALL 1 CAPT85 THX - Cush, D and ) UCT vs. UNION2-0 VA, MC, MQ, AC, LA VC, BB- ILYSummer84Arians??NFW U Perfect combo: 7- 11-14 WLDTIMES W MICK, POH, DRUM AND LM I can ' t It ' s Raining 11:59 PM Later SPIKE 11 MEMS OF GREAT TIMES w SPECIAL FRIENDS, AW, BW, AC, DS, TC-BWARE OF W ' s+W ' s UN- S GS 1 NYC. HAWAII 84 WHAT LIES BEHIND AND BEFORE US ARE OF LESS MATTER TO WHAT LIES WITHIN US MIKE THANKS M D CUP Ryan Michael La ODonnell Deborah Mane Lang 1980 z28; Seaside 84; DEMONADE!! Good Times with STEVE, DENEEN, LARRY AND LAURA; SKIING; I LOOK TO THE SEA, Reflections In The Waves Spark my Memory — STYX . . . Thanks Mom; I LOVE YOU, Chris! SMILE Summer-84 Psyche Mondays ' bowling? BF w Kara Karen Halee SOMETIMES . . . Sweet and . . . ' gang 5 7! Rm17 Roy ' Andy ' ILY - M AND D AND G Alan NYC?! 9 26 84 Mark - All I Need ONLY THE GOOD DIE YOUNG 153 Lynne Christy Latham C.H. Lee Meredith Jill Lefkowitz THEPLAYTHEPLAY!!! SUMMIT MYHOME l LUV U GUYS . HOLLS PATTY K HELENA STAC TRUE FRIENDS NEVER END JENNIFER - THANX AMSPAT TLOR ROLLS MENTHOL SNUF GOODMEMSNYC FLANS PROMANADE INN STAY FREE! IT DOESN ' T MATTER WHAT YOU LEARN, AS LONG AS YOU DON ' T LIKE IT. DAYTON HAS BEEN AN EXPERIENCE. MEMORIES OF G.C. ' S PAR- TY. TENNIS WITH C.T.M., L.S. AND N.H. SEE YA LATER. Meri 2-USUALS-|B,CT-!, NK, CC, LW, SP = Wildtimz 3 of us COR and JAN. 22 Laydown and Relate TF 2 L JB-m-TJF! Partying - PO.B ! ,tramp, shack, GC RP 5 , the boyz, the bomb, cheering Greatmems thanx Mom and Dad LB ILY Kelly Lesofsky KILLER- 1 To Special friends, I Love you all Bill Halloween! Thanks SAT, NY painting the town RED ) - Bonnie and Clyde. To my friends . . with love Zyjerzwdrugien czasie Bysdobyc to. Harold Levine Dearly Beloved, we are gathered here today for a thing that we call life; Happy Hal; Go for it Mish; John, Jeff, Tess, HJon, Scott, Barry, VD, Stick, 37, Kkutsop. Jim, Dodgers, Nets, Giants, Mets and Swim! Kipp Daniel Levinson Fergy! Ryles, Fish, Wis, Mel, CBA, Fits, Joel, Vito, JA, Dach, Surfs Thank you Seabreezin ' at Ryles SH w Brac and Murph J 2 83-84 and Dach ' s KR and MJ 1 I have my freedom but I don ' t have much time . . KHAN! 154 Sam R Levitt Robyn Marvl 1 ifschultz Matteo Locatelli HM Rules Last of BLAST FENDER BLOWOUTS at the SHACK-SHED The Golf Course |amm- ing CONCERTS R and R All Night - Party Every Day Creat Times With Best Friends Room Par- ties Seaside84 USUALS HERRO! Hi ALVIN - Wasup ' Rat-Runs Good Times w ES, LY, JG. EL, BO, SW lersey Shore w Wood 84 F-WING V-BALL 13 Goin Mobile BBQ SPIKE Take a walk on the wild side ILY - Pop, |R and Dad - Thanks Loads LOCA-IRON- FK -CONCERTS-BUD-Fuel BONES- STEWS-Blowouts-Sal ' s- Rp ' s G.COURSE AND Quarry-DAYS CITY -BJ.- H.N. chick-NEN-SHIP- MIF-MINI-BEAN M SEASIDE 84- chicos -LAST-OF- THE G BLAST V H Wrestling - THANKS - MOM Vc k ' . HIIHH Jh ■ mb I lv Kk rS £% I4A 1 J Angela Lorraine Macias Lori Elen Maguire Michael P. Mailloux RAIN - Track Cheer ' n and PANAMA Kar and BOILY FOUNTAIN ' Vs PROM Skiing Gymnast Chiquita Sum ' 84 Lisa and Jo There ' s no stopping us! CASA ITALIANS SCOOP BEAR LOVERS - dancmg MARIA BLAH! 1ROSE 2 14 84 Best times w BEST friends Dara Nancy Joyce!! Thanks Mom and Dad Couldn ' t have made it without you ' New Yrs 82 CHAMPAGNE-MIGUI- Rink Rats Rule ' 1-29-83 MICHAEL I ' LL LOVE YOU ALWAYS AND FOREVER MICK . SEEN WITH CHRIS, HAL, MIKE B, MIKE S , STEVE COMP TECH DARB, JIT- TERBUG THANKS MOM AND DAD. 155 Barry Evan Malamud Cina Maria Marino MaryLeigh Mauriello Good times with friends . . . Scott, Hal, Sime, Stick, Pete, and Jeff. Action Park tram with Rollercoaster option. You have to learn to place yourself . . . PRESSURE!!! Billy Joel 1. Cap.n ! Go HOME! V-Ball (Psyche) FF - Mary L, Ellen, Kath, Dl, Janine KATH! LOOK UP! Ryan and Cris IG L L L 8 1 84 - Summers at The Shore! - ILY M AND D - MY HEART ' S CLIMATE IS NOT CONSTANT - CIAO - Band — Sog — Verona — Mems of band Trips — Thanx Mom and Dad - Good times with: Debbie, Gina, Lisa, Denise, Laura, and Kathy — Live not for tomorrow, but for today. Denice Ann McDonald Before we end, and then begin, We ' ll drink a toast to how it ' s been To Mish, lackie, Robert, and a special friend: Matty, Thanx guys Remember Germany and Sum ' 84 W my best friend ILY M, D and C Maureen McDonald When you let go of a dream you die - Wild and Crazy times with Debbie (CHUCK) July 13, 1984 - X 2 The House - Flash I didn ' t see anything! ' ! Ju- ly 31, ' 84 Best Friends are forever 9:19 ILY 39 t .-4 Dana McKmnie 156 Beth Anne McLaughlan Kathleen Elizabeth Meixner Joseph Lloyd Melkowits B AM-ELVIS-BEST FRIENDS FOREVER STEPHEN- SACS-SAM-WALK-DENISE- THANX - SOMETIMES THE TOUCH OF A FRIEND IS ENOUGH! MOM - LOVE YOU! B AND- MALLETS-GUARD-FLAG-MR. A ONLY TH ' GOOD DIE YOUNG-BHNAH BIG D CAPTSOCCERBALL W AK, PO, MC, AND GANG SOFTBALL W HOW MAUR - BFF HANGIN W THE GUYS CYO AND Skitrip Skeltzer SATNITEGANG SUEY SUMW MOI LIFE ' S A BEACH MOM - CAN ' T SLEEP LOVE YOU M AND D Melk. Memories of cross country and tracks. Never forget 5 1 84-6 24 84 Val. Memories with the guys at cousins Zep, PRIEST, CRUE, MAIDEN, SCORPIONS RULES Lori Sue Melman Steven Howard Melman Mark Alan Merlin LYLAS AIM and JEN 8 71 )en|en Butterflies R free . . . Thankx Ang Pat What? Sis? - NH Life Is Tough But Am Tougher URmyEVERYTHING ) and A and A Dr 2 Mrs 3 Un SHA Gram (pa) (C) DGM Anything Worth My Love Is Worth A Fight Naah no! Good Times with Misk, Kev, Agey, Todd, Kvam, Lar, Bar, Dave, jim, Jeff, Lon, Lisa, Chris, Jamin with avson, Hi Ro and Sandy, Band was OK we had some good times, Hi Mom and Dad Thanks Mom and Dad. Growing up at the squad. Much time spent at OVH. Many fun years at Cody. Future in Health field. Best friends: J.B., L.J. and Cody Group. I Love you Stephanie 157 M r f - jj JH Ww M M A 1 - 4 i fV Leslie Andrea Meskin Robert lay Miicke Anthony L. Millin MESK - Memories with the most outrageous people: NYC, LBI, Sat. nite Gang Cheer- ing + Panama, Treas. Lt. Gov-Red- D | Special Firsts lsrael ' 84 CRAZY! Someday they will all understand!! Until then . . . Mick 16-Baseball-Football — on the bench w Bullet Bob Alder as SD ' s+Geo. Good times w Thor Greg T. Cliff Myles + Mcndo ' s= Cds Cruisin in the Caddy + the Aries Down the shore w GT z Prince Smooth Times w )oe, Gil, Thor, Of. SOCCER - CAPT 11; Tennis. Breakin ' in basement WHAT ' S UP A? AF does USY-JoH3, Shunt S+V=B2; GT in jkuzlH I would die 4U: ILY Mom Dad Gar Gina — Totsiens fikkiiuk :, ' ,• ' ' , ' i lay Erik Mishkin To Everybody I can ' t name — six months in Isreal — Challenge — Hoops with Ray — Sweet — I ' ve finally decided my future lies beyond the Yellow Brick Road - E| - ILY M+D Brian Ted Miske RISD 84 Dina (Scorps) Doug+Ted! What ' s life without friends? Kev Barr AG Mel ; Lor.TLDBJK.LC.BB.SM.GV.TR.JF.LF.PS.SQ.KW. POP TARTS Muhummad TOGA! TINK Dream On - Class 85 . . . GOODBYE Susan Kathleen Miske Friends are Forever - Lisa, Spang, Marge, Cross, Laura, Jo, Kim BFF FLA 82 Seen w Sat Nite Gang OK Let ' s go crazy! Band, Kev, Bri, OOOWEEE, md ' it ' s DWIzzien. Glen, Mom + Dad, thanx for caring. Chris 158 Moran Dara-Lynn Morris Keyboards Forever, X-C + Mr T. CYO-Lavalette, 74 Firebird Barnum, Our Song, At the 88 with Hollywood Ukraine, NY + Dead, Yes, BS + Silver Bullet Can you see the real me? - WHO What is love? ) and J 2 . 5, Isreal. You ' ve got a friend - Lori, Alii, Cheryl and Diane - Kenny and Liz ILY!! mems of UNION - the mgn ' t - SQUIER New Years ' 83 . Thanx Mom and Dad )oey - There ' s No One Like You!! Richard Murillo Life is a scam! Remember the SALVATION ARMY, Tuttibones! Was seen H W Tim, Buck, Cuds and Bert. Kill the Posers BLACK F Metal, SLAYER, VENOM AND ANTHRAX, Headbangers Haven Rich and Renee David Murray PUDGE, Ludwig Drums, Grand Priz Heavy Metal, SHACK Blowouts!!, The Bombing 1+2, FISHING, BEERS, the RP ' s, MP. The Rag! Showtime! Last of the Blast! The Out of Town Girls! THE CITY ' I Luv UM+D! Mae Murray LAZER ZEP ' 84 TRIPS - MEDUSA-RAG LKRDMVBH-RIPCORDS-OZZY-PREIST 1, R. RHOADS LIVES ON! SABBATH BLOODY SAB- BATH, NIB - You Can ' t Kill Rock N Roll! SMOKE OUTS - Mitchel Nenner NEN THE LAST OF THE BLAST Cold Beers Good Times with Good Friends Blowouts At The Shack!!! G-Course Sals RP ' s Seaside ' 84 BASKETBALL, Maiden LED-Zep 1 Usuals Thanx MD andSD 159 Huyen Ngoc Nguyen Time will Remind Me of the past. Memories will always follow me I would like to thank all my teachers for their kind- ness and helping. I also thank all my friends for the friendship we share My Thmgoc Nguyen I want to thank my teachers and my friends who assisted me in my studies and who made me welcome in my new country! Mark loseph O ' Donnell SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO SAY . . lis lust a fantasy. NO PROBLEM DEBBIE 9-26, ROY MIKr, BOARDWALK Creenwald Distance, Comp Tech I Sweet and Gang, Haunted House It ' s not over I luv you mom Beth Alyssa Olarsch LOOK AT THAT SKY - LIFE ' S BEGUN NIGHTS ARE WARM AND THE DAYS ARE YOUNG - BOWIE GO 4 IT! NYC I SUM- MER QUIN ' 84 TOVLR AND SO IT ' S TIME TO CHANGE OUR WAYS, BUT I ' VE LOVED THESE DAYS - B| Curtis O ' Steen Blow outs at Stews Heavy Metal. The Shack Beers the Box ACCEPT IRON Maiden Last of the Blast Sleeping 1 Concerts a t Stews!! Good times with best friends the RP ' s 160 Angelo Palumbo Shirley Parrott Nicholas Patnarca LUMBO - 280z - Blowouts - the shack The clubs 1, 2, 3 good times at the neighborhood, BLB ' s, the RP ' s John DeFlorio, BFF AW say it, VH Nightshift. SOCCER, seaside 84 Last of the Blast Thanks MDC Paul Patrone Class of 84 and 85 The best to all my friends Especially Mike and Kym VAN HALEN, HEAVY METAL Mrup ' s Office: Home Sweet Home! Chevy lis Cruising Woodbridge Live wire Rocks Thanks Mom, Dad Carol Ann Pamela Pedro Dreams - find you - when you follow - falling - Dreams - Remind you - in Tomorrows - Calling BBB the CURLZ (PARTY HEARTY ' ) Trips Murfs house ha!? Good-bye LYF+F LYT 20R R XO ILY - MOM, DAD, |ACK, JEN Sandra Pellegrmo 161 Eddie Perez-Santalla Nancv Podell leffery Scott Pollack CUGE-HANGING W ' NICK, HEX. APP, JD SMEDS, KB, PT, ALM. WAX. SHIP, BEERS, WOMEN, HI -W YMFTAL. MSC, RULES THE WORLD IS FULL Of KINCS AND OUEENS WHO BLIND YOUR l [S SUM YOUR DREAMS ITS HE AVEN-N-HELL ' ' Alvm Rob Spikey-rats Ellen-ss stend ' You are chi- quitd Laura I breaklhru Squat pouting ddonut hugs and kisses Bryan ' otay ' Vidkid pink GET HAPPY ' Special thanx Disneyland Don ' t stop believm I ' d rather laugh with the sinners . . . STICK - Big Guy, IOHN - McD ' s ERIC - You REBEL, JAY - NYC, HAL - BB DAVE - TP, AND LISA - YOU Party ANIMAL ALSO BM, LF, TW AND AS . . . THE sinners have MUCH more fun B| 1 Sarah Neary Post SURAH ' -M 8-USUALS-ML, IB, NK, LW, CC, CT , ( H •• rhe Boyz HM, HH, CI Shack-RPs-C( W- lim Shmeshots LBIpartymg-SHS SYD-DB- ' -TF- ' L! ( oolBANC B 1 - 1 LIKE THAT ACTION LAST OF THE BIAS I IIYMDBMI MS Scott Howard Prager Thanks to |D, Morn and teachers and friends who helped me On to a new life with great times and memories from the old Seen with Hal, Bar, Rob, Kim Fun with Kap and Comp It ' s been great! Larisa Marie Prezimirski HI! TRACK 84-85 DISCUS ICESKATINC BRYANT AND RIDES DOR-LAR-BESTFRIENDS4EVER WASH DC.BUNNY CO BOOM SPAZ-BUNNYFARM PHYS.AMTHR TRIP APRIL 5, 84 BOP TIL U DROP UKE BUSRIDES PLAST THANX MOM-DAD! 162 Shawna Dee Quatrone Moira C. Quillin James Thomas Rau Skinlull The PANAMA=Cheering ' Best of Friends BO. LO, PO, Flee and PODEY = DeadCats Fountain Scopm Rains Houst! 7up Faith Phil4:13 I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me MOI.SAT.NITE GANG.BBALWO AND ME 1SOFT- BALL.DAWN.HELP.I forgot my. glasses.Life ' s a beachllf. only KM and MC.LETS hear it for us. Lifeguards. LUV AND OCUTM- QMPAHDMSDLB.TS SAME. College? TERRY THANKX Good and Bad times I ' ve had my share U2SRVDRS Movies and DL The shore DVIN the FT and PP Night Putting Why Why not? GTCCRZZTWY lt ' s you ' re the Greatest! Thanx — M and D Solgotthatgoinforme - whchisnice Thomas Dalton Reilly Lisa Roberts Eileen Rice Thomas Dalton Reilly Ryles!Fish,Fergy,Wiss,Mel,Saz,Gator, FlammEd Filsby,Veto,|af,|oel,BB,TF2 Y!LBF, PH, DS, AF, OFW NSTL Stevie Ray, skynyrd! EVEry Mothers Son Will Rise and Fall Someday Mixin Con MellLumdjejp Ban-1-Thank God 4 Good Friends C|, Ro, CB. Cruisin ' . So Many Men So Little Time 1 Thank You Pete I Love You Hot Pursuit! ER-NND. 4 me? Baby Face Pullover - I hafta laugh ILYM. 163 H )on Rubinstein Jim Rusin Michael Christopher Sabarese Yes, MY REAL FIRST NAME IS H.!! McD ' s rides %1 79HONDA Q M and D Doors Who Spnngsteen ' Hendrix Sp.TRACK - RUBE, ROB, JAY, WOODIE L WE ' RE LEAVING NEVER NEVER LAND, PETER CRUSING IN THE 72 CAMARO! RUSH WILDWOOD SUMMER! PARTY SAB 2 SKI THE MOUNTAIN! WHAT ' S THE POINT! CYO SKI TRIP! MARK OD. CHRIS M. SANDY P. ROY K. LTF . . . CLASS OF 85! THANKS MOM+DAD!! Patricia Ann Salimbene Patti-Aana TNT-Andrea+Linda FF Lori-Amy Patrol d-d-d Stone-d! disco the joint 2 V-O) Chicky Beth, M, LL, BA, KS-|R Wldwd 84 - HA In our search for happiness we settle for so much less Cd ILY MDGTN David Salsido SAL wrestling BUD 1VH Brawls G-course Room Parties Shack B 3 Seaside84 NYC FUEL Seen with - Bean Loca Mif Chick Ship Todd Glenn Met Damage +U All Niters LAST OF THE BLAST!!! THANX MOM Michelle Lorraine Saraka MOUSE - What the heart has once owned + had, It ' ll never lose. Peter M. - ILYAAF! Thanx 4 everything, babe! SMOOSH!! Sum ' 83! Hold on 2 what u believe + don ' t ever let it go! VSF-mal DM 143 164 Anthony Sarica Marc Savage llario Scarcia Everything that I ' ve done has been done before. Every sentence in my head Someone else has said, Yet the end of my life is an open door. THE WHO OH, MEMORIES OF THE SHACK, BLOWOUTS AD CRUISIN IN THE 70 GRAN SPORT. GOOD TIMS WORKING AT M M AUTO. GOOD FRIENDS SAM KEN RON STEW TOM V. THANK ' GOD SCHOOL IS OVER LOVE MOM AND DAD. Allison |oy Schatz Tamir Scheinok Dirk Schobel I MADE IT! It ' s Been A TRIP. TIME IS ON OUR Side DONA - UV 1 - DAquiri! T-REE- CRUISIN BABE DM - T ' S, Fields, so MANY MEN!! I LUV YA SANDY. Thanx MOM AND DAD We ' re HAVIN ' A PARTY - TO US TTF I got some news for you; You ' ll soon find out it ' s true; You ' ll have to eat your lunch all by yourself; Cause I ' m Already Gone Eagles Schobe, Scruge — Thank you — To everyone who knew me, helped me and made these four years good ones 165 Amy Lynn Schoenfeld WHAT ' SCHNOODLE Anticipation Breeds Frustration LYLAS LOR+ |EN The Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins With a Single step. PAT+ DDDD WTsb LL |P I+ Floridians YAZ L+OB kL+A= Quebecers ILY M+D+J+B 2 RUN. Lauren Marci Schwartz Don ' t Dream it - be it ' Rocky NYC Israel, 83 ) ' ZAM 4 ' sum-1 (ECLA) LIVE |oe Society Roch. szech w Fred + NH 6-3 (NH, WT) EGG 2 - JR. Prom Exit 69 C.W. w LW Mems. )B DAYTON . BAG ILY M M D Elisa Sari Segal Segs Talk to me after 10 am Joe SOC. Tennis? LB. Sat Nite 4sum-1 LUV Munch w best frienz BBTriv First loves Scatico NYC Exit 69 JD-Bag! Thanx MDI Just a Dream AND THE WIND WILL CARRY ME . . . Donna Michele Sekella MEMS-v I 84(nosir)leather+denim, Tree- NMA ' swrd, good times wF GS+UN-S+buds I an see you don ' t know which way to turn, but the sun still shines 8A l-Stallions, it ' s casual . psw Christine Lynn Semancik You don ' t have to dream at all just live a day. The N.P. Gang. Great times Lori, Dee, Chris B., Rain and Stacee. The Big Red La, Whitey and Big Brown. FWHBA Thanks Mom and Dad. ILY Andy Mark Shanaman All you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be - Roger Waters 166 Barry Shipitofsky Ranit Shriky Lori Ann Smith SHIP . . . SEEN W MIF - LOCA - NENBEAN - BANDO - TODD - HN. FUELING UP. BLOWOUTS. SHACK ACTION. SEASIDE. RP ' S. G-COURSE. CATALINA BONE-BONE WHERE ARE YOU IN MY SOCK OR IN MY SHOE LAST OF BLAST! La tuite du temps — porque there may not be a tomorrow! Thankx M D, Devir and Angelique - Dream it. Strive for it and live it — but don ' t eve r let it go! (not even a cover up ) ILY M AND D, D AND A Good Times with the gang. Never forget backroom and Ruby, I love you all. We ' re going on a manhunt, Cruising Dee, Chris and Tara Bud in cans — Fountain. Life is a beach. ILY M AND D ■ Rochelle Andre Smith Toto, I don ' t thik we ' re in Kansas anymore. I love you Mom, Dieon, and S.F.: Marge, Nan, and Laur be good, be bad but don ' t be indifferent. Erin Mary Snow C| — All of my luv 2 my friends! Always remember - Wendy and Amy! the Log Sprm! I luv u! Snork! Roommates?!?! 2 the 2 best - Peter and Lisa - BFF I luv u Lisi! Brian - I luv u! - ... it wasn ' t really wasted time Luv 2 Mom - G and G - Jen - ILY Layla Alan Thomas Souza It ' s a show-biz world under a nuclear cloud. I seek fulfillment ■ and shall endure the conseuqences. It was a great place to talk because nobody ever listened. IMAGINE!?! 167 Patricia Ann Spang SPAAANC! Rangers 1 MB - Trips w Sue + Kim Vega - music w Sue and Marge Saturday Night Gang LBI Geiger ' s - Nancy? Tarn Ellen - Vale Friends Since? Linda + Moira What, me worry? Onward . . Lisa Ann Spatucci ' SPAT ' BESTOFTIMESATTHELOGWRBMS MGEPMSAVP ALWAYS AND FOREVER BBBZ- 28VETTPARTIES , ' REZ SSH 1V VH DEFLE P , JB GFSWMISSYATHEBIGKWGUYSDISCODAN- CINGFRIMYBESTFRIENDALWAYS BETH.TLOVEALWAYSMOMANDJIMILYMIKE Dee Stearns To have ambition is my ambition l luv ya Henry I want to be with you be with you night and day FWHBA the LA, Whitey and Big Brown! GTW - Lori, )en, Chris, Stac, and every 1 else... ILY - MDDDDDD Laura Emily Steele Kenneth lay Steinberg Michael S Stickler Hiyy Valley Princess OnStop Poetry In Mo- tion StacyFace, NancyPBreakthru Robyn in FW- mg )oannie LisaC W TereesaC PDSBM Shell2 Carol Jim Windy Loopy ILY - M+A ' CherrylceCreamSmile! KEN Memories of Great Times with Great Friends. BF Mike WAX. MC, JC, PS, SH - I LOVE YA! HM 1 HIT THE BEACH ! Carrot KEG Parties )AMMIN ' Thanx D, G and M - ILY SEE YA!! STICK - FRIENDS WITH |OHN JEFF CRAIG ERIC BARRY + HAL - GOOD TIMES WITH SWATSD + DCVH ARTHURS - PLANS A B + C OLD TIME ROCK + ROLL FOREVER 168 Stephanie Lynn Stolz Nenifer LAKE George Paradise midnight swims concert rituals JEN It could be unforgettable! Go- ing on a manhunt It ' s an omen Old Habits Die Hard ONEX Bill The WILD Side I Luv ya Mom and Dad STONE THE SHED Blowouts, 200sx Short memories of 280z wood shop 8, 9, 10 The course, watered The last of the Blasts Good friends - FC TG TE LS TV SF CC Keep Partying guys Thanks M+G Liz Strulowitz It ' s not how tall you stand, but how high you reach CS Dl JW ID AND DM-ILY; Anne-B Bopper, Tort ' 84 - Life is like a - Lost in EG.; MIKE-ILY and Thanx 4 making my SR yr 1 of my life! Barry Scott Sturm Cheryl llene Sueskind Alan Lawrence Talarsky Sid, Joebeach, punker, s ' . . . rm.. The Image Has Cracked, (r.prom — Dee, Steph, Lori. Belmar — Surfs up. Rat Runs at 12 . . Sharp dressed sid — Kipp, Pete, Tom, Fish. Pingo . . . Dare to be dif- ferent MandDILYand . . . See the music . . . Hear the dance Diane, LB, BW, LS — ILY! Di - Put some wax or the trax! Sum- merBug84. DC Montreal. Chorale. NYC! Mouth — Dr SS+IT — who owes who? Thr: 11 me to death! MNH GO FOR IT!! Thanx SDLB Invaluable memories with Band, I thank everyone especially Mr. A, you ' re the greatest Great band trips, competitions. With profound affection to my friends Chris, Dave, Geo, Sue, and Gwen 169 u •• Cynthia Terry-Meisner Eric S. Tesse Esq. BESTEST FRIENDS Fla 84 HD drwys PARTY ' S 3 4 Ex 69 AC88 Eg-Mic 4 sum - 1 ELCA LAUGH NH$ JD - bag! m- ' -p WT Lost 82! - Isr KW Dig!! C NYC - oiy! 3 17 84 XOX )ARED Failure is Impossible ILY - MD| TESS Great friends — John, Jeff, Mike, Hal, Jim, Bart, WOB, Remember El Dorado this will all seem a blur in the morning . . . and if you Listen very hard, the tune will carry you along — LEDZEP 1 James S Thorlakson rHOR - Soccer 6; Baseball mem. Good times with the Cliffs Joey Smooth cuz cruising in the volvo, Russian Spies ' Skiing Hunter M.T Bumper cars mitsu ac- tion MOM and DAD I wood die 4 u Michael lohn Tomko Mick-n-Slick Good times with a lot of good friends. Crusin ' b ' s and r ' s CH a friend thru thick and thin — Jill, my best friend of all I love you 4 ever 11 23 83 Be Thanx Mom and Dad Wendy Michele Tracy end Exit 69 Summer 84 MD and KB CBD 78 10 84 Nymf Impala m -p 2 CTM AS Sb chk 6-3 LS and NH JD - BAG ILY Thanx MD and M My life has been a tapestry - an everlasting vision of an everchanging view . . 170 ■ wk R H Mb gmM ' 1 i Cheryl Tanner Carol Mane Tarantula ■ r Sandra Ann Tavaska Cher Someday 6m Seen w Best Friends - Usuals ML-JB-NK-SP-CC-LW-CH-CT TF 2 L-3 of us! K-Line-y CT 2 P Surah-Coolbang Rab - She ' s got a-lock D-Buds B 3 Boyz RpCc Shack Hm LBI Thx ILYMDCMGN-HX04 2 F CT - Someday M 1 USUALS ML-LW-NK JB-CT- SP-CC THE SHACK NK-SSH!! WALFT MG COW- OWSK CT-P 4 TF 2 L Cheering Capt-PANAMA! NH- VVDSTK ILY Darren 10 1 83 - SURPRISE 40 Last of the Blast Thanx MOM - Don ' t Stop Belivn! Summer of 84 VAC w )ohn Alli-So Many Meh!!! CAT-Chem mems of the Ktw ANAD! Parties! Be REALISTC Thanx dAd+ Ma, Sis I Wuv you POOH! 10-7-83 Don ' t worry guys I ' ll Make it!!! Margaret Mary Taylor Beth Robin Teitelbaum Catherine Ann Teitscheid MARCOT-Capt, Mems of Track and XC w Lisa and The Cherubs! Sec ' y w Roche! OK Fine? NYE ' 81 83 Member of SAT.NITE GANG! Vikka or Seltzer? ILY SUE ( FP?! O ) and Spang ' 86 Grad . . . beep, beep Onward . . . SCrub Z 28 Best Times w LS, BC, |H, DG Never forget the movies, BBB and Squeekyl MBFA Lisa S. Miss Ya Gayle and Stacey Follow the Rainbow to your dreams . . . Thanks Mom and Dad ILYE Brian. CAT - IN DREAMS AND IN LOVE THERE ARE NO IMPOSSIBILITIES THE NEIGHBORHOOD - JODI, ALAINA TO CHRIS. BECAUSE I LOVE YOU. DISC N. BEACH P) 1 1 ILY - D, M, F YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE! 171 Abbe Lvnn Uchitel Amy Christine Van Pelt Thomas Verducci Consideration and Communication are the keys to happiness and success. Independent thinker! Toyota spells Freedom!!! FUN and GAMES AT SV GREAT TIMES WITH LESLIE. TRICIA AND ELLEN! BESTEST-FRIENDS F1284 HD Drwys PARTY ' S 3 4 EX69 AC88 Eg-Mic 4sum - 1 ELCA party SUP?JD-bag! Chor. Mon- treal GUSH! BU Los+82 Bri -c -Kar Log-Lee Don ' t dream it - be it! ILY - M, D, V! XOX-A BEAR! To my friends, good LUCK! Good times with Stew, Sam, Paul, Ronnie, Pudge, Stone and Theresa THE LAST OF THE BLAST Blowout Remember the SHACK Hey! GUYS Keep in touch! I love you mom and dad Ravi Raja Kumar Vinnakota Hi friends! Hi Teachers! Thank you for being kind and understanding in my new country. I will not forget you in my life time I hope you too will remember me. Sudha Rani Vinnakota Life is a Working shadow try to follow with con- fidence thanking my teachers and friends for their kindness And helping in my new country. Peter lames VonDerLinn STROKIN ' WITH STINGER, JAMMIN ' W CAFONE.B.JOEL YES SUMMER ' 84 U2-NO WARJSLANDERS RULE, OK . . . WAIT A MUNITE, BRI, ARE YOU OK? THANKS MOM, DAD. AND FRIENDS, ALOHA DAYTON, SOHHITTIT! 172 Michael Wachsberg Terrance Walker Lauren Michelle W allach CREW - You know who are are! We did it all and had it all. Wish 1 could backtrack. 1 can ' t, but AAAYY THAT ' S THE WAY IT IS!!! All the best. Fellas - And peace to you and EVERYBODY out there MANIAC 3 USUALS TF L the best of times w CT- ML-CT-NK-JB-SP-CC The shack! CT-FTB MG. COW-DWSK Slimeshots - LBI CW-w LS Perry?! JD-Bag AIRSKIN GOODBYE - LAST OF the BLAST ILY M, D, L TGIOI-WAL Lisa Robin Warner NOTHING GOLD CAN STAY SUMMER OF ' 84, MINGLES, U.R.W. PIANIST 1, CRUISIN ' S.S., D.C. IN THE BEEZERMOBILE, BEST OF TIMES W E.F., KC, S.S., D.C, R.Z., B.W. ILY DAD HEIDI MOM Beth Andrea Wienberg Suddenly, the wheels are in motion . . . Special memories w Col, Pat, CS, LY, LW and Hoi the best est always V-music Dept. B-shows The nut house Pianist 2 OUI! Fla. Thanx M.D. Bon and Boujie Jennifer Lee Weinberg )EN what a long strange trip it ' s been! Classic timz w great frenz Stephonex lives 4-ever! RO-JOTS Deeheehee KARA-CHICA, tickets at 12-W2mujch ILY! MEMS OF TEMONTREALTX, summer 84! TGIO! 173 Janine Weiss Special memories of )r. Sr. year w special friends xm ' 83 — Bball Games - Friendlies - Cruisin with BOOFER + BUSTIN B ' s! Spg Track (?) Never forget Goya, CHS It ' s been a slice! Thanx FE Mom and Dad Ellen Maria Westermann Great times with Trish (13!!), )anine, Abbe, Ursula. V-Ball with Gina, Kathy, Kathy. Psyche! Keep on trying! Dreams do come true. Lap. with Deb, Pamela Life ' s a Limit! Thanks. Andrea Wilson AW PS LF TNT Patti and Lori. YME Clarke 4 yrs. ILY The Best is Yet to Come! M, D+) ILY! If you love s omething set it free if it comes back it is yours if it doesn ' t it was never meant to be! Thea Ann Wmarskv The-uh? U grow up and learn These things Ain ' t right. But While You ' re Doin Em They sure feel Outa Sight ' USY PbtDBL8Cruisin ' VB, the group, shore, ccts, NYC ) Are we having fun yet? ThnxMDandM Stacee Robin Winters STAC . . . GOOD FRIENDS WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. NANC ROBYN DEE CHRIS ROBIN LYN EL ER LF JG LS KW SUMMER OF ' 84 LBI CRUISIN THE RES BONES TFTIHS ALL OF MY LOVE HOWIE 5 14 82 ILY MOM AND SCOT )ohn Anthony Wioland TACO=Fueling up Cool Buds+bone Good times with Good Friends Blowouts at the Shack! USUALS 75 Camaro? Whathappened? Night shift with TI+FB Thanx Mom and G and G ILY - Last of the blast 174 Kyle Alexander Wissel WISS - FRIENDS WITH BOB, JEFF, MEL RYLES, KIPP, FISH ... JKR PARTIES. FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL . . . STONES WHO, JB, BRUCE . . . SWILLUP. BOSS 84 BMTTAF . . . FWMT . . . TYM- DIRPF - YOU CAN ' T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT Karen Beth Wnek never give up on your dreams Befri YOU ARE sleepovers $ ' s Rain-Bo:fountain, gym- nasts Cheer ' n + PANAMA Track-HJW DC thanx Mr. J! SKIING 55 11 14 83 spec.X ' s - RDSES Jr. Prm. MC and AB 450SL Someday Richard Lance Wolsten THE YARDBIRDS RULE, THE CADDOO NICE TIE RICH, JUDAS PRIEST, STONED AT TULL, LING ISLAND, KILLING BEERS, Get Experienced, THERE AIN ' T NO LIFE NOWHERE, GROUND HOG, GROUND HOG DAY Chris Woodall Lauren Sue Yablonsky Craig Yoss LAUR . . . The unexamined life is not worth living FF-EL, Rob, |od Beth and Car LYLAS Rruns and MickeyD ' s Hola chica O-bkwd w-wood84NYC LIVE, LOVE, LAUGH I ' ve learned my lessons, M, D and B - ILY ADIOS DAYTON Yoss special friends with stick, Allison, and the M M crew. THE GREAT POO CAPER . . . SPAAANG! Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Good-bye Dayton, it ' s been great 175 George W. Zacieracha Wonderful memories of band. The past four years have been exciting. I had fun at competi- tions, football games, and band trips with Alan, Fabio, Dave, and Chris. I will never forget them. Susan jean Zavodny SUEY Mems. OF THE SAT. NITE GANG, TRACK, LBI, CYO FRIENDS - SKI TRIPS - SELTZER OR VIKA?? NYE 81 83 THINK ABOUT IT! THANX R), BS, BRO ILY MY BeFRI MARG GEMINI DREAMS THANX M AND D ONWARD . . . Hal Zemel We are here to give what we can to life, not to get what we can from it. George Beahm wt r f : W I r i A A M 176 SENIORS NOT PICTURED 177 ic r 1 1 i£ vs3m r wi.-«ac BABY, BABY, BABY . . 178 sarah post nina kleiner Steven melman moira quillin rn v ; JM t margaret taylor david krell ann e ciasulli lori melman lauren schwartz hal levine 1 ranit shriky -. ). helen harbt peter vonderlin patti alimbene cmdy terry-meisner mana turner orian aaney linda fernicola robyn lifschultz michelle saraka chns semacik todd gelayder 179 karen wnek beth mclaughlan thea winarsky laura Steele alan souza leslie meskin susan hain chris berman ¥ betsy burnett meredith lefkowitz lori smith debbie lang anthony millin cheryl sueskind john dahmen lorraine macias mary leigh mauriello barry sturm ellen freidman lisa warner j jeff pollack donna sekella sharon kutsop 180 nancy podell denice mcdonald barry malamud denise campion victoria cefaratti abbe uchitel liz stulowitz I I. .A carol tarantula beth gibaldi J ■ - sandra tavaska jon rubinstei jenny Weinberg 1 1 rochelle smith lisa marie cook jenny karady shawna quatrone vicki andersen lynne latham cathy fiorenza 181 patncia spang jodi gansler amy schoenfeld :atherme teitscheid roy kuczera halee arnold jay mishkin hsa abasile beth Weinberg diane cadden wendy tracy michele coddington david edlecreek joe blanda susan zavodny n kathy meixner beth olarsch lanine weiss kipp levinson f ' m Christina cross kenneth Steinberg gma marino susan miske 182 Mr lohn Cafone Mrs Mary Ellen Verschuren Mr. David Van Hart Mrs. Nancy Michenfelder Miss Anita Epstein Mrs loyce Kerr Mrs. Margaret Miller Mrs. Vivianne Levy Miss Ruth Townsend BACK IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS 183 30eU e Gwriek.. 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Open For Lunch Mon.-Sat. 595 Morris Ave., Springfield, INJ (20 1 ) 376-3840 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO OUR SON, DAVE AND THE ENTIRE CLASS OF 1985 THE EDELCREEKS 185 BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE JON AND CLASS OF ' 85 THE RUBINSTEINS FRANK ' S PLACE FOR HAIR ECHO PLAZA WE HAVE MORE GIRLS YOU HAVE LESS WAIT (201) 379-5990 IF WE SAY WFLL Fl IT WE ' LL FIX IT. HONESTLY. Come GROW With Us... SEATCOVERS ■ AUTO TOPS ■ MUFFLERS • BRAKES FRONT END • TIPES - AIR COND SUNROOFS SHOCKS Charles Cin-ron. Mgr 42 ROUTE 22 SPRINGFIELD. N.J 07081 Vi mi East of Channel Lumber in center isle S UNITED COUNTIES TRUST COMPANY ta WEWBfRFDi Berkeley Heights • Clark • Cranford • Elizabeth • Hillside • Kenilworth • Linden North Plainfield • Springfield • Summit Belford • Chapel Hill • Eatontown • Keansburg Lincroft • Middletown • Oakhurst • Port Monmouth • Shrewsbury DISCO ELECTRONICS, INC. Electronics Distributor 376-3350 469 Route 22 Springfield, N J 07081 186 Best Wishes to The Class of 1985 The Levinson ' s: Kipp, Marcy, Dana Bobby and Joel CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985 S A T U R D A Y Kim Susan Sue Marge Leslie Betsy Kathy Moira Trish Compliments of J M MARKET INC. Your Personal Super Market Highest Quality Meats — Produce Dairy Products — Groceries 856 Mountain Avenue Mountainside, New Jersey 210-232-1561 WISSEL SONS CONSTRUCTION CO. Designers, Builders, Developers James Wissel Conrad Wissel III 1167 Puddingstone Road Mountainside, N.J. 07092 Congratulations Sue! From all at Jaeger ,■ Lumber Building Material Centers Mittz 844 Mountain Avenue • Springfield • New Jersey 07081 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 85 DR. AND MRS. LAURENCE BREMMER Congratulations to Betsy And the class of 1985 The Burnett ' s 187 GUITAR STUDIOS BEGINNER ADVANCED 16 FARLEY PLACE SHORT HILLS, N. J. 07078 201- $79-1046 The Best is yet To Come! Best Friends Forever! I Love You, ERIN Brian, You ' re the best! Please keep in touch! I Love You, Erin BONNE CHANCE ET BONS SUCCES French Honor Society French Club Congratulations to Lauren and the Class of 1985 Lisa Basile is a member of the Sat. Nite Gang! Good Luck Class of ' 85 Pete VonDerLinn We love you Good Luck Pete and Class of 1985 — VonDerrLinns The Meixner Family Doris and Bob Gansler Sharon and Mike Uchitel Mrs. Julia Latzer DAVID, BEST OF EVERYTHING — MOM, DAD MICHELE Judy, Howard and Mark Schwartz 188 PATRONS n The Teitscheid Family Robert and Ellen Wolsten Margaret: Love and Congratulations from the Taylor Family, Mom, Dad, Barbara, Trish With Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 from Jerry, Naomi, Lauren, and Bruce Yablonsky Congratulations to the Saturday Night Gang — Z ' s Springfield Heating Air Conditioning, Inc. 50 Springfield Avenue, Springfield, N.J. 07081 Don Maxwell — Specialists in Furniture Restoration 201-232-0226 The Total Affair - Helaine Bernstein 201-522-1457 -. ,„ Mr. and Mrs. Morris Grossman and Family Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1985 GOOD LUCK to Elisa and the CLASS OF 1985 — Iris and Barry Segal To Robert Greenwald — The future is awaiting you class of 85 — Good Luck! Love Mom, Dad, Dan Need Electrician? — Call D. Stevens 467-9170 Emergency No. 467-8172 To Our ' 85 Graduate LAM For all your efforts, spirit and devotion to JDRHS. Love, Mom and Dad Brothers and Rosalee We Sit Better, Inc. WV When you need a nurses aide, homemaker, or companion call: 687-0420 Hourly or Live-In j| fe . We wish all the Graduates much success and congratulations Rita and Abby Weinberg Fox-Winters Reality, Inc. — 415 South Ave., Westfield, N.J. 201-233-7070 Sheila Fox — Sylvia Winters 189 WE ARE FAMILY — the group dead cats chiquita banana How ya doin ' , hot stuff? smurfin ' Great Adventure clamped don ' t confuse me air head french braids OP Do me a flavor practice with Cushy five finger discount I luf you mumminess propositioned by lifeguards at Pt. Pleasant J.T. — we love you I have nothing to wear today! let ' s play I hate my hair how was it? 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(A CO c7o c: 843 3-CgS Q o _ S ■ 2 jq 3 • 3  re r- _ re o 3 — z re o !- Q. c w 8) jC S = | 3 3 3 ■S ? re o. o) « re 5 ' re o ?r 2 2 w i I § I : i I o 3 re 190 The Senior Class Officers Tom Reilly, President Lori Meiman, Vice President Leslie Meskin, Treasurer Margaret Taylor, Secretary Miss Diane Verlangieri Mr. Roland Marionni Congratulate the Class of 1985 and wish them the best of luck in the future. 191 DEE And Her Family Wishes the Class of ' 85 THE VERY BEST Joeline, Donald, Dawn, Don Jr., Denise, Dale and Dee Don Stearns STEARNS ASSOCIATES Computer Systems 1358 Burnet Avenue Union, New Jersey 07083 201-686-2980 192 y r Congratulations to our dear daughter Ranit and To The Class of ' 85 Love, Mom and Dad P.S. We wish you the best of luck too Devir and Angelique To Mom and Dad — Thanx for everything To Devir — Thanx for the favors. Best of luck next year. and the years to come too. And to Angelique — Always the little one — Run up and get me my . . . Best of luck to you all. 193 194 -A J TRICK OR TREAT 196 mk Kiw, flm £1 ++ fc v iPJTfiM Wk 11 1 fi 0t s 1 «iSff flfl • N . l r - PK 197 Staci Winters, Ion Rubenstein, Erin Snow, Jeff Pollack, Dee Sterns, Carmella Carpenter. Randi Sue enjoys her work. Karen Whek, Leslie Meskin, David Krell Pete dreams up new ideas to raise money for the yearbook. ■£ t h Kathy Edwards, Michelle Saraka, Bob Creenwald, Sue Hain, Rochelle Smith, Lori Melman Amy gives Mr Cafone some moral support in Yearbook Class. 198 Dawn Pohlman, Randi Zirkel, Bob Miicke, Amy Schoenfeld. Editors Brian Dailey and Ranit Shriky Denise Campion, Ryan Lake, Chris Cross, Lisa Basile, Steve Melman. Photographers Marc Singer and Roy Kuczera Meri Lefkowitz, Elisa Segal, Pete VonDerLinn, and (enny Weinberg Roy Kuczera designed our cover. 199 -- SSftJl ANEW oaro