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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1986 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this library - REGION ALOGUE 1986 JONATHAN DAYTON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MOUNTAIN AVENUE SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07081 FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY SPRINGFIELD N.J. •••••••• ••••••••• ••••••• f T j ••••••••• ••••••••• ••••••••• ••••••••• ••••••••• ••••••••• George Pica As Freshmen, we entered Jonathan Dayton as wide-eyed students, eager to learn. By the time Sophomore Year rolled around, our enthusiasm had lessened. However, we were still will- ing to accumulate knowledge. 1984 brought us to our junior Year. Schoolwork was an underlying in- terest; overpowered by thoughts of driving and the prom. As Seniors, our attitudes toward learning changed. This change is exemplified by the facial expressions of the Seniors pic- tured here. We ' ve now got v The Look, ' of eagerness to broaden our horizons and expand upon our dimensions. Nicki Vidal WE ' VE GOT mm Mario Coddingtor THE Greg Torborg LOOK Frank Antonocci 3o ahead, make my day. challenges Nick Rug£ ' Hmm, this strawberry nail polish tastes good, thinks Kathy Beyer. Mark Gross, with his mouth loser) tor once. Mr. Hartman, I always thought that cat started with a V, says Briar Bromberg ' Is that what a circle looks like, ' ' asks Chris Delorme in Mechanical Drawing. ' Uh, that ' s a funny one Mr Byrne, thinks Helen Wasalyk. Deneen Martino, bursting with enthusiasm in Effective Writing Joe Carrano looks amazed by his teacher ' s assignment Stacy Rubinstein and David Swingli Shannon Kiley ( on entrates hard while writing her love Idlers SENIORITIS The common disease of Jonathan Dayton students begins at the end of Junior Year and is in full swing by September of their Senior Year. This disease is called Senioritis. These students are more con- cerned with socializing than with stri ving for higher academic achievements. Cutting and talking in class are just two examples of this apathy that is becoming an epidemic. Although parents and teachers do not appreciated this behavior, Dayton students look forward to becoming a part of the tradition. It is vital that teenagers establish good social habits as well as intellectual pursuits. Senioritis may be unfortunate for teachers but, sometimes you ' ve just gotta say, What the Mitch Stein breaks into Dayton ' s grade system lean Dachnowicz and Sue Collyer strut their stuff down the hall. Danielle Weisse listens intently while Senior Year is a very impor- tant year in a student ' s high school career. All of a sudden, seniors are hit with many im- portant decisions. They finally realize that all of their grades from the past four years really count. As they are applying to different colleges, some seniors may discover that all of their hard work has paid off, while others may regret that they did not work up to their full poten- tial. )ust a word of advice to the underclassmen — Work hard now, so you do not regret it later. Randi Zirkel, Mindy Zitomer and Kerri Somma look over the menu for the lunior Prom. Lisa White tells her the story. ' Hey, Everett, what ' s the answer to number 10, asks Marc Singer. Whenever I need a friend you always seem to be there. You help me with my problems. And our joys together we share I can ' t imagine life Without a friend like you, Once we get together We are an indivisible two! All the fun I ' ve shared with you Can never be replaced. Together we ' ve had many good times And conquered the problems we had to face. So I want you to know That I am always here, If ever you need a friend To make your thoughts clear. And when I must leave you, As many good friends sometimes part, I leave you with good memories And an important place in my heart. Mike Wood and Charlie Frank try to decide what books they need for their next class In the nurse ' s office, Joanne Centamore and Maria Appicella Dana Spivack, Jennifer Feinsod, and Abbey Israel have trouble finding their books among their collection of clothes, pictures, and other belongings. So happy to be in class, Cyndi Moser burns with enthusiasm! U DJIIIDHBHHHB. Doug Maher pouts as Phil Feuerstein and Tom Meixner tell him 10 plan for the weekend. Jeff Pinkava realizes he must wait until he is twenty-one. The High School Experience is more than just academics and athletics. Each class consists of diverse groups of students that leave their indelible mark on the class. Students ' lockers reflect the lifestyles of the owners and often become the hub of student activity where plans are formulated and gossip exchanged. The in- tense social life that develops over four years, leaves students exhausted on Mon- day and has them planning for the upcoming weekend on Tuesday. Nevertheless, students at Dayton find a great deal of time for schoolwork. he is not invited to lunch. 11 The Group - What a show of enthusiasm for gym class! 12 Paul Siegal - just hanging out. Lee Ann Ciordanno - I wonder how long it took her to hit the ball? Dana Sacher and Donna Tedesco take a break 13 Jim Yee catches a few Z ' s in calculus. Bruce Yablonsky shows us how to build an atomic bomb in 3 easy lessons. Darren Catalano thinks, when in doubt, pick B. 14 Rhoshon Sanders says, Say what? ' Lois Feinberg daydreams of her Hawaiian vacation. ' Do I really have to so this? asks Mitch Cohen. 15 Throughout our high school experiences. we have grown both physically and mentally. The past tour years have helped to prepare us tor our |ourne to adulthood In allowing us to expand our outlook on life. With this tresh understanciing, we learned the true meaning ol responsibility. Responsibility de- fined as meeting scholastic demands dealing with everyday crisis the undertaking of employment, and overall understanding ol selt-discipline. Now as young adults, we can embark upon new horizons, and hopefully be beneficial to the tuture generations Coodfriend is looking tor the birdie ' 16 17 ADMINISTRATION Miss Anne Romano — Principal Mr. Manuel Pereira — Vice Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. Donald Merachnik — Superintendent Mr. Charles Bauman — Assistant Superintendent Mr. Joseph R. Vaughn — Board President Mrs. Virginia Muskus — Board Vice-President Mrs. Margaret D. Hough Mr. Frederick]. Soos Mrs. Natalie R. Waldt Mr. Harold R. Burdge, Jr. — Board Secretary 19 Miss Anne Romano — Principal Mr. Manuel F. Pereira — Assistant Principal Miss Charlotte Singer — Director of Guidance Mr. Peter Falzarano — Director of Physical Education, Health, Driver Education, and Athletics Dr. Martin Siegel — Director of Curriculum Mr. Stanley Grossman — Director of Vocational Education, Industrial Arts, and Home Economics Mr. William Jones — Mathematics Supervisor Mrs. Julia Latzer — English Supervisor % A Mrs. Mary Shanahan — Science Supervisor Miss Anita Tedesco — Foreign Language Supervisor Mrs. Katherine Venditti — Social Studies Supervisor Mrs. Betty Rufley — Media Specialist 20 Mrs. Eleanor Billig — Home Economics Mr. Edward Broderick — Science Mr. David Brodman — Art Mrs. Roberta Burns — Speech Therapist Mr. William Byrne — English Mr. John Cafone — English Mrs. Virginia Cartus — English Mrs. Dorothy Cassak — Business Education Mrs. Patricia Cilo — English Mr. Frank Clancy — Guidance Counselor Mrs. Christine Comerci Health Education Mr. David Cowden — Social Studies Mr. Joseph Cozza — Physical Education Mr. Howard Cushnir - Physical Education Mrs. Jean Cusumano - Social Studies Mr. Arthur David — English 21 Mrs. Marianne D ' Alessio — Mathematics Mr. Peter Danilo — Science Miss Carol Dragon — Mathematics Mr. Charles Drewes — School Psychologist Miss Linda Duke — Social Studies Mrs. Susan Eckman — Foreign Language Miss Carolyn Fahrmann — Foreign Language Mr. James Farrell — Foreign Language Mr. Leonard Ferrara — Science Mrs. Jane Fischer — Mathematics Mr. Dennis Fox — Social Studies Mrs. Arlene Frese — Home Economics Mr. Martin Friedman — Instrumental Music Mr. Charles Giacomarra Industrial Arts Miss Marie Giannone — Guidance Counselor Mr. William Gorski - Health Education 22 v .o. ■J Wtti Mr. I homas ( .ul.i Scien e Mr. Don. ild I l.irtm.in I nglish Mrs. Catherine t last her Ick her Aid Mrs. Ann I ln olton Guidan c Mrs. Barbara Hedges — English, Foreign Languages Miss Barbara Hooper — Social Studies Mrs. Helen Hooper — Physical Education Mr. Joseph Hubert — Business Education Mr. Richard lacona — Physical Education Mr. Edward Jasinski — Social Studies Mr. Thomas Kaptor — English Mrs. Brenda Kay — Music 23 Irs. Marcia English Mrs. Joyce Kerr — Mathematics Mr. William Kindler - Physical Education Mr. John Kovolisky — Mathematics Mr. Robert Kozub — Physical Education Mr. Arthur Krupp -Mathematics Mrs. Jane Laustsen — Guidance Counselor Mrs. Viviane Levy — Foreign Language Mr. Robert Lowe -Industrial Arts Mrs. Lois Lummer — Physical Education Mrs. Antoinette Malloy — Business Education Mrs. Lynn Margolis — Foreign Language Mr. Joseph Mark — Science Mr. Joseph Martino — Science Mrs. Clare Mason — Social Studies Mrs. Evelyn McCill — English 24 Mr. Edward Metz — Industrial Arts Mrs. Nancy Michenfelder — Health Counselor ♦73 L iv Mr. Ronald Nash — Special Education Mrs. Irene O ' Grady — Foreign Language Mr. Frank Ortiz — Foreign Language Mrs. Shirley Patete — Science Mr. Anthony Policare — Physical Education Mr. Warren Robst — Guidance Counselor Miss Cheryl Rosania — English Mr. Julius Rossi — Business Education 25 Mrs. Maxine Samwick — Learning Consultant Mrs. Linda Schneider — Special Education Miss Linda Schweitzer — Special Education Mrs. Madaline Spitz — English Mrs. Carol Suggs — Special Education Mr. John Swedish — Driver Education Mr. Martin Taglienti — Business Education Mrs. Maria Torretti — Foreign Language Miss Ruth Townsend Physical Education Mr. Joseph Trinity Englisn Mr. David Van Hart — Mathematics Miss Diane Verlangieri Special Education Mrs. Mary Ellen Versehuren — English Mrs. Helen Vest — Mathematics Mrs. Karen Vinacour — School Social Worker Mrs. Patricia Waldvogel — Mr. Donald Wayne — Mt Mathematics Mathematics Mr. Raymond Yanchus Social Studies 26 Mrs. Joan Esposito Mrs. Beverly Haidle Mrs. Lorraine Baber Miss )oanneCiuba Mrs. Hilcle Springer Mrs. Ann Naporan Mrs. Doris Meyer Mrs. Marguerite Lazaro Mrs. Nicolina Witt Mrs. Frances Murray Mrs. loanneCapizzano Mrs. Shelia Kukan TEACHERS NOT PICTURED Mr. Andrew Newfeld — Science Mrs. Ruth Rendell — Social Studies Mr. William Socomine — Industrial Arts Mrs. Rose Stoj — Business Education 27 CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Clara Papacliskos Mrs. Fannie Crossett Mrs. Lorraine Schnell 28 CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr. Robert Buddenhagen, Mr. Thomas Cia, Mr. Charles Spencer, Mr. Anthony Kukis, Mr. George Mullar. Bottom Row: Mr. Hans Brodie, Mr. Herb Bell, Mr. Carmine Cencolo, Mr. Alan Vaughan. Not Pictured: Mr. Carlton Browne, Mr. lames Coyle, Mr. Nicholas Homyok, Mr. Richard Kammski, Mr Edward Naspinsky, Mr. Angelo Salardinn Mr. Anthony Kukis Mr. Angelo Salardino and Mr. Carlton Browne 29 Kr 1 30 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 31 The National Honor Society is made up of academically superior students at Jonathan Dayton. Members are chosen based on: scholarship, character, leader- ship and service. Scholarship consists of achieving an excellent grade point average. Character is in relation to the student ' s maturity level. Leadership in- dicates the student ' s ability to influence others toward a positive goal. Service is indicative of the student ' s involvement in extra-curricular activities. The student must also receive recommendations from their teachers. Advisers: Mrs. Anita Tedesco and Mrs. Irene O ' Grady. Back, L. to R.: Gary Gechlik, Doug Maher, Greg Torborg, Eric Kahn, Mitch Stein, David Rockman, Eric Yoss. Front, L. to R.: Betsy Burnett, Donna Sekella, Oznat Bar, Tracy Biber, Geri Gittes, Cindy Moser, Shannon Kiley, Julie Smith, Danielle Weisse. Greg Torborg receives the National Honor Society certificate from Ms. Romano as Mrs. O ' Grady looks on! Geri Gittes shakes hands with Ms. Romano. 32 The new inductees recite the sacred pledge. STUDENT COUNCIL IGNITES SPIRIT This year, the institution known as the Student Council, did its best to ignite school spirit and make the rigors of school a little more bearable. In- stead of a Fall Festival being held, a pep rally was organized and run by the Student Council. In addi- tion, when the Boys ' Soccer Team went to the state finals the Student Council, with the help of Miss Duke and Caitlin Haughey, organized buses that transported students to the game. The big event of the year sponsored by the Council was a dance coupled with a lip synch con- test. In order to break the monotonous grind of the average school day, the Council planned several small events that included the Hawaiian Beach Day and Nerd Day. Spreading love throughout the school in the form of red, heart-shaped cookies, the Council ' s shot at playing Cupid appeared to be a major fun and fund raiser. Responsible for the success and increased Student Council activity was Mrs. Cusumano, the faculty advisor, officers: Greg Torborg, Jim Roberts, Doug Maher, Maureen Barisonek, and the entire body of Student Council Representatives. A motley crew of officers: President; Greg Torborg, Vice President; |im Roberts, Secretary; Maureen Barisonek, and the Treasurer Douglas Maher The 1986 Student Council. Who wants a cookie?? 33 1986 was an extremely active year for the Varsity Club. Mr. Ar- thur Krupp led the club in this first year as Faculty Advisor with the help of president — Greg Torborg, vice president — Dawn Pohlman, secretary — Deanna Campos, and treasurer — Mario Coddington. Early in the year, several fun- draisers were run in order to pro- vide money for Student Varsity Jackets. Future activities were planned, such as a basketball shoot-a-rama, a car wash, and a Bulldog T-shirt sale. Much of the Varsity Club money will be used for a possible Senior Letterman ' s Dinner. The remaining money will be donated to the Jonathan Dayton Booster Club. The 1986 Varsity Club Gary and Walter: Varsity Lettermen. Many members of the Varsity Club play football. The President and Vice President plan activities. Two illustrious members of the Varsity Club. 34 HOT OFF THE PRESSES Top Row, L to R: Andrea Stein, Christella Larosa, Lilibeth Sanchez, Jennifer Abes, Erin McGrath, Michael Vonderlinn. Middle Row, L to R: Mrs. Julia Latzer, Jim Roberts, Julie Smith, Stacy Byrd, Bart Barre, Joanna Abes, Wendy Mortensen, Eric Weinstein. Sitting, L to R: Tara McGrath, Pat Padden, Marissa Sanford, Mina Zotti, Ted Roth. Tara McGrath — Dayton ' s Lois Lane Is all work this easy? ' Let the presses roll The Dayton Journal once again served as the leading source of news, advice, and entertainment for students. The 1985-86 staff, under the advisement of Mrs. Julia Latzer and led by Editor-in- Chief Julie Smith, relayed various enter- taining and informative articles to fellow students. Contributing writers were guided by page editors Pat Padden, Ute Patsch, Tara McGrath and Amanda Sumner. The paper itself was enhanced by the excellent work of both the art and photography staffs, who were under the direction of Marissa Sanford and Stacy Byrd. The actual output of the Journal was accomplished by the com- bined efforts of Layout Editor Sharon Tazaki, Business Editor Michelle Ben- jamin, Secretary Suzanne Demitrio and Advertisement Editor Eric Weinstein. The resulting provocative issues were the direct culmination of the joint effort on the part of the entire staff of the Dayton Journal. 35 KEY CLUB LIGHTS THE WAY The 1986 Key Club. The big event of this year ' s Key Club was the Leukemia Society of America ' s Super Bowl Classic. Over $2,000 was raised by the club, led by President Craig Parker, Vice-President Marc Singer, Secretary Steve Barison, and Treasurer Brad Krumholz. Other ac- tivities included aiding the Millburn- Springfield Kiwanis Club in their Christmas party for the handicapped, holding a light bulb sale and sponsoring two foreign children through the Save- the-Children foundation. The Symbols of Key Club. 36 ' Bartender, I ' ll have another, says Steve Barison to Elana Rosenthal. A jubilant (eannie Perrota waits for her turn. Gary Millin prepares to bowl a strike for the Leukemia Society of America. No this is not Candid Camera . 37 EXECUTIVES SEARCH FOR BUSINESS IT i Back Row, L to R: John Purcell, George Pica, Cara Vignola, Pat Cardinale, Kris Raamot, Theresa Graziano, Jen Feinsod, Darren Marcantone, Russ Picut, Bruce Oberhand, Gary Gechlik, Myles Carter. Front Row, L to R: Morlo Coddington, Adam Jacobs, Randy Zirkel, Dana Spivak, Abby Israel, Julius Rossi. The Executive Search Club, a business club, had an exciting year. This club consists of students involved in business classes. The officers for the year were: President, Cara Vignola, Vice President, Kristin Raamot; and Secretary, Margie Kurasz. Under the leadership of Mr. Rossi, the club ' s goal is to provide op- portunities for the students to ex- perience the business world. The members provided aid to those who needed help in filing their income taxes. Other activities run by the club include costumes contests on Halloween and displays for open house. In addition, the club displays upcoming events at the front of the school. With their active year behind them, the members plann- ed to take a final trip during the spring to the New York Stock Exchange. Club Advisor Mr. Julius Rossi poses with Pam Panagos. 38 FBLA LEADS THE WAY The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is an extra curricular activity which prepares students for the business world. Recently, members of the club competed in a Regional Competition at Middlesex College. Kristine Kareivis placed 4th in Senography, Deborah Grett placed 4th in typing I and Lisa White placed 4th in Business English. These Business Leaders also participated in the State Competition on April 10-1 1 at Great Gorge. The FBLA is also a community ser- vice organization that does projects to help such groups as the handicap- ped children and people at convales- cent homes. Any person who has at least one business course is eligible to join this active club. The FBLA is a national organization with branches in high schools around the country. FBLA OFFICERS — Debbie Grett, Chris Cor- coran and Kris Kareivis. Stacey Weiskott, Debbie Grett, Mindy Zitomer, Chris Corcoran, Lisa White and Kris Kareivis. Chris Corcoran and Mrs. Malloy plot the club ' s activities. 39 WHITE HATTERS SHOW THE WAY Top: Jennifer Fabricant, leanie Perotta, Julie Kutsup. Middle: Suzanne Crane, Mina Zotti, Pam Panagos, Kerri McCarthy, Amanda Sumner, Michelle Benjamin. Bottom: Beth Auer, Ann Hollister, Rita Lombardi, Deanne Gittens, Stephanie Ruelke, Suzanne Vadas, Robin Goodman, Jennifer Bruder, Susanne Rendeiro, Dana Fisner. Who are those girls wearing those white hats? They are seen at Dayton ' s plays and musicals, Back to School Nights, Freshman Orien- tation, and Adult School. Without these girls, everyone would be lost! Under the direction of Mrs. Eleanor Billig, these girls, the Stu- dent Auxiliary, help guide students and parents at all school functions. Whenever you can ' t find your way, remember, the girls in the white hats will lead you to your destination. ' Room 23? Where is it? I don ' t know! 40 SCIENCE LEAGUE CHALLENGES STUDENTS Kaushik Mittra, David Rockman, Mrs. Shanahan and JoAnna Abes. Do we mix the cyanide in now? ft Science students plan to blow up the school. The Science League is one of the most academic clubs at Dayton. Students of Biology, Chemistry, and Physics com- prise the league and compete in area science tests. Students who are members of the league are able to sharpen their science skills and apply their interests and abilities. Every month J J ' students meet with other schools and take tests in their specific areas. Science League students improving their skills. 41 AN ACTIVE YEAR FOR FRENCH CLUB The French Club has been very busy this year. After electing the officers: Danielle Weisse, presi- dent; Susan Lynsky, vice- president; Matt Zucker, treasurer; and Preeti Singh, secretary; the first event of the year, a candy sale, was put into effect. The club also sold stuffed animals, made cards and wrapped gifts for hospitalized children, sold croissants and orange juice during Foreign Language Week and held a dinner dance, Le Bal Masque in cooperation with other regional French clubs. Cwen Thompson, Susan Lynsky, Stephanie Ruelke, Matl Zucker, Suzanne Vadas, Preti Singh, Susanne Rendeiro, Irina Shlafman, Yarek Hrywna, Danielle Weisse, Shari Melman, Mara Rockman, Ondine Karady, Carl lackson, Nancy Rubinstein, Justin Toner, Mrs. Levi, Sharon Tazaki, Yvette Lenhart, Mina Zotti, Michael Vonderlinn, Andrea Stein, Shannon Kiley, Ute Patsch, Mandy Maxemchuk, Cherylann Schmidt. Yummy! Susan Lynskey and Mandy Maxemchuk tasting the deli-i-i-cious crepe. Madame Levy and Monsieur Jacques in the immaculate kitchen. French Club Officers. 42 HEBREW CLUB HAS MANY HIGHLIGHTS A ; ♦ « •  ° ■ ' ' The Hebrew Club Officers Julie Klinger wonders when Marc will finish talking. r Can we go home now? Happy Hebrew Club Members. It was an exciting year for the Hebrew Club! The highlight of the year was a trip to a Broadway show in New York City. The Hebrew Club also held a Hebrew Scrabble night. The Hebrew Club officers are: President — Marc Bruckner; Vice-President — Julie Klinger; Secretary — Jennifer Fabri- cant, and Treasurer — Jason Schneider. This year ' s dedicated officers helped to enrich the lives of the Hebrew Club members academically, culturally, and socially. Standing, L to R: Lisa Abend, lennifer Bruder, Phil Feuerstein, Monica Magee, David Kadesh, Steve Dorlen, Robin Mishkin, )eff Levy, Joyce Car- chman, Abby Kantrowitz, Brian Targum, Allison Saunders, Mrs. Echman. Sitting, L to R: Jennifer Fabricant, Julie Klinger, Marc Bruckner. 43 ITALIANS MAKE EXCITEMENT The Italian Club of 1986 had a very exciting year. The club consisted of 25 members. The officers are as follows: President, Joanne Centamore, Vice- President, Maria Apicella, Secretary, Mina Zotti, and Treasurer, Maria Cen- tamore. The club meets once every two weeks and discusses future plans. The Italian Club has many trips, such as go- ing to the Metropolitan Museum in New York, The Casa Italiana also in New York, and The United Nations. The club has also enjoyed eating at different restaurants in New York. The Italian Club members have participated in many fund raisers to help them have parties and pay for their trips. 1st Row: Rita Lombard), Lorraine Apicella, Michelle Murray, Marylou Zotti, Debbie Fedenco, Jodi Verbel, Kiersten Pedersen, Joanne Esemplare. 2nd Row: Lisa Mananino, Lauren Venes, Chris Venes, Maria Buckley, Rosella Gonzalez, Joanne Centemore, Mina Zotti, Maria Apicella, Tina Neeves, Maria Franzoni, Mrs. Toretti. Top: Nick Degerolemo, Len Mananino, Frank Tennaro, Matt Grippa, Jorge Rivera. Mrs. Toretti and Italian students get ready for their trip to New York City. Mrs. Toretti puts an end to the discussion. Mrs. Toretti and officers: Maria Apicella, Joanne Centamore, Mina Zotti. 44 What is the Latin Club? A group of 35 students each interested in pursuing the Key to the Classics the Latin Language. The annual Halloween Costume Party and the participation in the Auxilium Latinam (The National Ex- am) arouses much excitement among these students. The energy is really here. Ask any member, Latin is so apeeling, you ' ll go bananas! Top: Eric Luper, Mid Mike Crowley, Brad Krumholz, David Brooks Middle: Mrs Hedges, Naree Chung, Robert Fried, Becca Hillyer, lulie Smith, lason Poindexter, Sherrie Belz, Thommy Karamus, Monica Magee, Stacey Uchitel, Bart Barre, David Blackwell, Michael Barisonek, Keith Fernback, Leonard Westermann, Duane Connel Front: Nate Zoneraicn, Beth Lebowitz, Susan Lynsky, Ab Shapiro Julie finds the sheik amusing. Mrs. Hedges with Consul Beth Lebowitz, Pro-consul Susan Lynsky and Scribe Rob Shapiro. Nate is on top of the world. A toast to the Latin Club. 45 SPANISH CLUB SAYS — OLE The Spanish Club has had one of its most exciting, profitable and successful years. First, the members raised money for the Mexican Relief Fund. A big holiday party was also held where the highlight was seeing who could knock down the pinata and be showered with presents. A candy sale was held which helped to pay for projects and trips, including two trips to New York City to hear Spanish music. Under the guidance of Mr. Farrell, along with Mrs. O ' Grady and Mr. Ortiz, the Spanish Club had a great season. The 1986 Spanish Club Spanish Club Officers Maureen Barisonek, Matt Swarts and Stacy Rubins- tein talk to Spanish citizen Sonia Chamarro. Mr. Farrell and Mrs. O ' Grady enjoy the Spanish celebration. Mr. Ortiz makes sure the pinata will be knocked down honestly. 46 STARS OF TV-3 Eric Kahn, Suzanne Demitrio, David Simon, GregSaliceti and Mr. Fox. The 1985-86 Challenge Team, consisting of ive of Dayton ' s finest scholars competing in an icademic quiz show on TV3, was very suc- :essful. The team, consisting of Senior Eric Kahn, uniors Suzanne Demitrio and David Simon and ophomore Greg Saliceti, defeated East Orange ind Columbia in the first two rounds of competi- ion, but lost to Montclair in the third round. Mr. Dennis Fox, the advisor, believes this year ' s ' oung team will provide good experience for uture years. Eric Kahn does not approve of the answer to one of the challenge team ' s questions! 47 DRAMA CLUB: ACTIVE ACTORS J Once again, the Drama Club acted as a home for students interested in all aspects of the performing arts. Students who work on this year ' s stage produc- tion of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay and Guys and Dolls as well as other students who take drama classes or are just interested in drama, make up the large group. Also, many members are the dedicated and talented stage crew members who design and paint sets, hang lights and gather props. Having active membership in the Drama Club, involvement in plays and work behind the scene often lead to ad- mittance to the National Thespian Society, which honors students who demonstrate outstanding achievement. The 1986 Drama Club Drama Club Members perform in many dramatic productions. Mr. Trinity with the Drama Club officers. Chris Corcoran and Jill Zimmerman rehearse their lines. David Dietz and Mike Crowley: two active drama club members. 48 MEMBERS LEARN ABOUT RADIOS AND COMPUTERS The Amateur Radio and Com- puter Club had a successful 1985- 86 year. Club members met week- ly to learn such things as program- ming in various languages and to practice the international Morse code. Other activities included listening in to the Russians on shortwave station WB2550. Special seminars and movies were also held during the year and several club members passed the FCC exam to obtain their amateur radio licenses. mmmmmmmm . fllwiP mm ■l l _Mm WF ■iV III JmW Mark Zacieraha, Bland Eng, David Edmonds, Roy Morton, Club officers Kaushik Mittra, David Rockman, Jeff Gornstein, Marc Lepore. )eff and David listen in to the Russians. Club members experiment with a new language. 49 OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Mr. Trinity explains proper dramatic technique. Emily (Jill Zimmerman) gets ready for the sinking of the ship. The purser (David Simon) and the stewardess (Dawn Mr. and Mrs. Skinner (Mike Crowley and Justine Chrystal) give advice to their daughter (Chris Knox) question Emily. Corcoran). Bond, )ames Bond. I he Admiral (Ray Foley) tells Chris and )ill the boat will be sinking in two minutes. 50 Another trunk complains Barry Teitelbaum. Mike Crowley determined to clean up his act. Steward Barry Teitelbaum Mrs. Skinner Justine Chrystal Cornelia Otis Skinner Chris Corcoran Otis Skinner Michael Crowley Emily Kimbrough Jill Zimmerman Purser David Simon Stewardess Dawn Knox Dick Winters Brad Krumholz Admiral Ray Foley Harriet St. John Sherry Weinberg Winifred Blaugh Oksana Anderson Leo McEvoy Greg Saliceti Inspector Preeti Singh Therese : Michelle Hamlett Madame Elise Irina Schlafman Monsieur de la Croix David Dietz Window Cleaner Steve Barison Director Mr. Joseph Trinity Chris Corcoran and Jill Zimmerman look for a lost contact lens. Students work diligently to learn the Members of the cast show their enthusiasm during one of several practices. Leo (Greg Salicetti) searches for his shoes. 51 GUYS AND DOLLS AT DAYTON Nicely-Nicely — David Simon Benny — Greg Saliceti Rusty Charlie — David Dietz Sarah — Cindy Moser Aunt Emilia — Suzanne Crane Agatha — Mandy Maxemchuk Harry the Horse — Steve Barison Lt. Brannigan — Kevin McGrath Nathan — Mike Crowley Adelaide — Caitlin Haughey Sky Masterson — Gilon Rubanenko Joey Biltmore — Bart Barre Mimi — Michele Lafon Mistress of Ceremonies — Lauren Sueskind General Matilda Cartwright — Caroline Hedrick Big Julie — Brad Krumholz Drunk — John Benigno Dance Captain — Louise Apicella Chorus: The gangsters sing Luck Be a Lady. Debbie Matalon Susan Lynsky Laurie Shanaman Stacey Meisner Jamie Bright Suzanne Burdge Mina Zotti Oksanna Anderson Kelly Attenasio Julie Terry-Meisner Leigh Ann Hanigan Marci Manella Kim Latham Kiri Schmey Kevin Dailey Mike Vonderlinn Matt Wasylyk Barry Teitlebaum Steve Matrick Jason Schneider Musical Director — Ms. Brenda Kay Stage Director — Mr. John Cafone ' Marry the Man Today Sarah (Cindy Moser) and Adelaide (Caitlin Haughy). More I Cannot Wish You Aunt Emilia (Suzanne Crane) and Sarah (Cindy Moser). Fugue for Tinhorns David Simon, Steve Barison, David Dietz and Greg Saliceti. 52 The Hot Box girls perform Take Back Your Mink. 3iW Sky Masterson; a.k.a. Gilon Rubanenko Nathan (Mike Crowley) pleads with Miss Adelaide (Caitlin Haughey). Big Julie (Brad Krumholz 53 v, VOCAL MUSIC SOUNDS HARMONIOUSLY 1 Front Row: Michele Lafon, Julie Kutsop, Leigh Anne Hannigan, Suzanne Crane, Laurie Shanaman, Lauren Sueskind, Judy Schlosser, Randi Zirkel, Dana Wasserman, Stacey Schneiderman. Second Row: Gilon Rubanenko, Caitlin Haughey, Cindy Moser, Caroline Hedrick, David Simon, Charlotte Jaffe, Kevin Dailey. Back Row: Steve Barison, Mike Crowley, Sean Delaney, Kelly Attenasio, Bart Barre, Kevin McGrath. This year the Vocal Music Department has spread beautiful music throughout the school and the whole community. Several concerts were performed in the school, where the dif- ferent choirs sang a wide variety of songs. These concerts displayed the fine technique and abilities of our Dayton singers. Also, the chorale went Christmas caroling at the Short Hills Mall. In May, the three choirs par- ticipated in the Music Festival Competition at Annapolis. To raise money for this trip, the three choirs held a pumpkin sale for Hallo- ween. Also, candy was sold to add more money to the Vocal Music Department. Many of the choir members also displayed their fine singing talents in the school musical Guys and Dolls. Led by Conductor Ms. Brenda Kay, the Vocal Music Department had a very successful year. The Chorale performs at the Short Hills Mall. 54 Vocal Workshop Front Row: Jamie Landow, Tifane Visitacion, Iris Frank, Jamie Bright, Paula Stefanski. Second Row: Barry Teitelbaum, Kim Latham, Stacy Meissner, Kieri Schmey. Back Row: Ed Oksenivk, Matt Wasylik, Ms. Kay, Glen Knierim, Oksana Anderson. Lauren, Bob and Leigh Ann make beautiful music together. Concert Choir Front Row: Becca Hillyer, Jennifer Bruder, Lisa Abend. Second Row: Naree Chung, Lori Smith, Lynne Dahmen, Josephine Battaglia. Ms. Kay conducts the chorus. 55 BAND STILL 1 l The 1 985-86 Marching Band The Jonathan Dayton Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Martin Friedman, has had a very successful season. The band, which has had a decrease in enrollment over the past few years, has proven to itself, its peers and its community that even though the band is small, it is still known as a number one competition band. The band is under the student leadership of Senior Drum Majorette Deneen Martino; Captain of the Guard, Kelly Stewart; Co-Captain of the Guard, Lori Hagey; and Co-Captains of Percussion, Scott Krumholz and Robin Goodman. This year ' s soloists are senior David Dietz and sophomore Matthew Swarts. Mr. Martin Friedman, the new band director, put a great deal of time and effort, along with the band, into perfecting a number one show, with much success. The product of the work of Mr. Friedman and the whole band is one that brings pride to the whole Dayton Community! Officers and soloists of the band. 56 rv Dave Dietz doing what he does best! Stephanie Ruelke and Lori Hagey show us their skills. Deneen Martino leads the band onto the field to perform their 1 show. Chris Hannauer and Dana Kuperman. 1 l m J A - Seniors of the band. Deneen tries to keep warm at a football game. 57 CONCERT BAND HITS ALL THE RIGHT NOTES jgHiiii Cwen Thompson and Dana Kuperman on flute. The Concert Band is composed of Marching Band Members who wish to further improve their musical abilities. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Martin Friedman, the Concert Band has class during period 6 7. The students are challenged with a variety of music, and are required to practice and perfect their individual parts at home and during individual lessons. The Concert Band can be seen performing at the Winter Concert, Spring Concert and Graduation. First Row: Rachel Cutler, Carroll Grillo, Amy Schoenberg, Dawn Knox, Deneen Martino, Robin Goodman. Second Row: Marci Rockman, Lora Condon, Lori Hagey, Sue Vadas, Stacy Kervel, Kelly Stewart, Lou Drucks. Third Row: Gwen Thompson, Dana Kuper- man, Andy Jenkins, Matt Swarts, Chris Hannauer, David Dietz, Stephen Dorien. Last Row: Scott Krumholz, Mr. Martin Friedman. Matt Swarts Amy Schoenberg, Carroll Grillo, Rachel Cutler, Lora Condon, Andy Jenkins, Chris Hannauer, David Dietz on clarinets and sax. 58 A JAZZY ENSEMBLE The Jazz Ensemble consists of students in the Concert Band, but for the first time this year, other students interested in jazz were welcomed. Under the direction of Mr. Martin Friedman, the Jazz Ensemble meets Monday nights for rehearsal. The Jazz Ensemble performs at the Teen Arts Festival, in competi- tion in April locally, and in May at Virginia Beach. They also can be seen performing at Dayton ' s Winter and Spring Concerts. We wish them luck! Front: Amy Schoenberg, Rachel Cutler, Carroll Gnllo, Sue Vadas, Lora Condon, Andy Jenkins. Back: Mr. Friedman, Alex Goldelman, Krumholz, Brian Dahmen, Steve Bamson, Matt Swarls, Steve Donen, Laurie Slalter, Chris Hannauer, Greg Silverman. Alex Goldelman, Amy Schoenberg, Rachel Cutler Brian Dahmen, Alex Goldelman, Steve Barrison Scott Krumhob David Deitz and Laurie Stalter Carroll Grillo 59 YEARBOOK PUTS IT TOGETHER W ' 1 Mr v f Q RK L B B3f « J . Kristin Raamot and Abby Israel Scott Krumholz and Craig Parker EDITORS-IN-CHIEF — Jim Roberts, Dawn Pohlman and Greg Torborg. 60 Doug Maher, Tom Salembene and Frank Antonacci - 4 £f j7 ' t Joanne Centemore, Maria Apicella, Denna Agrillo, Randi Zirkel, Laura Bass PHOTOGRAPHERS Myles Carter Gary Francis Marc Singer Mark Walters The Yearbook Staff would like to thank you for your involvement and cooperation. This is your yearbook and we did our best to make it the best. We hope you enjoy. Sincerely, The Yearbook Staff Kathy McCormick, Deneen Martino, Stacy Kassel, Kerri McCarthy, Patsy Padden 61 62 63 CL4J6S Juli Anne Benjamin David Blum Dawn Brady Jamie Bright David Brooks Michael Burke Crocifissa Cacciatore Nicholas Cataldo Cynthia Ching Daniel Chung Lora Condon James Costabile Dennis Costello Jeffrey M. Debbie Nicky Degirolamo Roseila Digena Theresa Dilano Eva Lei Ding Anthony Dinorscio Rosemarie Ditullio Maryanne Donaghy Steven Dorfman Amy Doten Louis Drucks David Edmonds Susan Edwards Joy Ellicks Laura Falcone Robert Feinberg Melissa Feinstein fl ' EWHJi w ' 64 Curtis Feng Keith Fernbach Marci Fischel Hernry Fischer Kathleen Ford Andrew C. Fowler Michael Francolino Iris Frank Danielle Frantantoni Maria Franzoni Ellen Ganek Karen Geraghty Lorena Gonzalez Maria Greenblatt Holly Greenspoon Carrol Grillo Jeffrey Grohs Christine Grous Michael Hall Michelle Hanf Richard Hauseman Brenda Hockstein Wendy Hodes Yaroslaw Hrywna Carl-Christian Jackson Michael D. 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Tfi II 70 Uf.fl DeniseCurtiss Rachel Cutler Lani Dagostino Lynn Dagostino Lynne Dahmen Kevin Dailey Jason Delorme janine Demski Roopl Desai Eugene Dobek Steven Dorlen Maria E. Durante , Michael Elson Michael Elston Bland Eng Joanne Esemplare Tracy Everly Debra A. Federico Christine Federowicz Kenneth Feng Dana Fisher Kathleen Fitzgibbon Raymond P. Foley Daniel Francis Craig Franklin Sandra Fredericks Robert Fried Merril A. Fruchter Alison Funk Shane Giordano Peter Glassman Melinda Goehring Cynthia J. Gomes Robin Goodman Thomas Ross Grant Christine Graziano 71 Nichole S. Grenne Andrew Creenman Matt Grippa Linda Groiss Lionel Hamilton Seth A. Hammer I I Joseph Hurley Tracy C. lerrobino Eric Incandela Kennth D. James Jay S. Jellinek Lisa Jenkins Abby Kantrowitz Christopher Kisch David Koenigsberg Stephen Kolton Justine Koval Peter Kozubal 72 WJMWff Staci Krell Thomas Kuc Kevin Lake Cristella Larosa Lori Larzleer Jong Son Lee llaina Levine Tara Ann Liantonio Daniel Lissy Dina Maria Lombardi Marianne Lopapa John Lopes Gregory Lopez Karen Lucyk Eric Luper Matthew Magee Monica Magee Leigh Magnolia Michael Mancuso Beth Manes Lisa Mangels Tara Marcantuone Richard Maresca LeorMarko Albert Martin Debra Matalon Christine Matejek Steven Matrick Carol Malido Stacey Meissner Scott Mcfadzean Robin Mishkin Christopher Monaco Deborah Montemurno Michelle Moreno Wendy Mortensen Brian Murphy Amy Musto Pamela Nadzan Maryann Neves Miki Nishimura Roland Nogal Ivan Novich Debra Oberhand Thomas O ' Donnel Richard O ' Toole Joanne Padulo Alysa Parker 73 Ernst Patsch Laurie Pederson Timothy Penna Joseph Pica Christine Piscitelli Jason Poindexter Anthony Policare Richard Pounders Jennifer Price John Prudente Susanne Rendeiro Marcelo Reyna Jorge Rivera Rachel Rodino Felicia Rodrigues Stefanie Rolke Amy Rose Susan Roth Ted Roth Kimberly Rouse Christopher Rutar Leonard Saia Gregory Saleceti Lilibeth Sanchez John Saraka Allison Saunders Stephanie Schlosser Eric Schobel Amy Jean Schramm Monica Sahweizer DayleSchwerdt Elizabeth Sedlak Laurie Shanaman Samir Sharma Irina Shlafman Gurpreet Singh Lori Smith Andrew Solomon Anthony Stanton 74 Picture Not Available Maryann Stapleton Andrea Stein Amy Stewart Jeffrey Stoffer Eric Storch Lauren Sueskincl Jeffrey Sumner Matthew Swarts Peter Tazaki Frank Tennaro Terry Meisner David Theiss Gwen Thompson Michelle Tomie Sandra Trano Frederick Truncale Staci Uchifel Suzanne Vadas Lauren Venes Kristin Viglianti Michael Vonderlinn Dimitri Vorona Karen Wachsberg Gregg Walsh Mark Wance Heidi Warner Kimberly Warren Ernest Watkins Seth Weinberg Staci Weinerman Leslie Weinger Charles Weisse Eric Weinstein Krishna Williams Janet Wilson Andrea Wood Mark Zacieracha Nathaniel Zoneraich Matthew Zucker 75 Joanna Abes Raymond Alberti Italo Apicella Shawn Ayre Kelly Attenasio Glenn Baltuch Michael Barisonek Bart Barre Randi Bayroff John Benigno Michelle Benjamin Courtney Benner Gary Bernstein Kathleen Betyeman Jordan Binenstock Michelle Bonocore Micheal Bowen Suzanne Burdge Jennifer Burke Reginald Burton Stacey Byrd Dena Calabrese Fred Carchman Joyce Carchman Barbara Carpency Rene Carver SoniaChamarro Brian Charters Justine Chrystal Arthur Cicconi Adam Cohen Brian Cole Catherine Conn Duane Connell Sandy Conti Suzanne Crane Micheal Crowley Annamaria Cucciniello ReneeCukier 76 Brian Dahmen Stephanie D ' Alessio Christopher Debbie Kelly Decristoforo Colleen Delaney Sean Delaney David Franzoni Michele Fredericks Robert Fusco Michael Caffrey Andrew Gansler Kenneth Gargiulo John Georgiadis Lori Gerson Lisa Gleicher Alex Goldelman Jennifer Goodwin Brynne Gordon 77 Adam Green Amy Greenman Yelena Gritsay Allen Gross Michelle Hamlet Leigh Anne Hanigan 78 Rita Lombardi Micheal Luper John Lusardi Lisa Lutz ohn Lynch Susan Lynskey Deborah Malamud Jodi Manning Mary Markovich David Martignetti Wendy Mattice Amanda Maxemchuk 79 Kerri McCarthy Bonnie McDonough Tara McGrath )oan Melkowits Shari Melman Gina Messano Todd Messinger Aron Mezo Christopher Miele Blair Miicke Gary Millin Lisa Montanari Marc Morris Roy Morton Steven Nagar David Nelson Patricia Nistorenko Elva Marie Nugent Anita O ' grady Pamela Panagos Jacqueline Pedro Jean Perrotta April Peterson Elizabeth Podberezniak Dawn Posnock Elizabeth Post Heather Prince Toni Ann Priore William Quandt Tara Quillin Yvonne Ray Christopher Reid Todd Richter Terrance Roberts Laura Rogers Elena Rosenthal Jane Roth James Ruban Nicholas Rufolo Charles Saia Julie Ann Salemy Marissa Sanford Ellyn Savage John Sekella Dawn Severini Robert Shapiro Jason Sharenow Dana Shipitofsky 80 Greg Silverman Robyn Silverman David Simon Kelly Jean Smith Lara Smith Stephen Smith Kimberly Sommer Steven Souders Lori Jean Stalter Diane Stawski Amanda Sumner Kurt Swanstrom Shereen Taher Laura Talarsky Brian Targum Kimberly Thorlakson Christopher Tortorello Chris Ann Venes Christopher Ventura Renee Verducci Christina Vollmann Geoffrey Vonderlinden Julie 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 fl II | A V 4 T 81 : JB .aJ i V 2 5 If.-.; ' J • .-■ 82 83 T 7 Quarterback Tony Policare calls signals at the line of scrimmage. W 3 Steve Burton asks Shane Connell, Are you sure we ' re sup- posed to play today? The Bulldogs discuss strategy in the huddle. Rob Fusco and Company make yet another tackle. The powerful Dayton line battles with Verona. Greg Torborg (88) and Robert Fusco (30) defend against a Brearley receiver. 84 I II I ■ HtTflrl ? J WW V-V ESSBW v -V « 2A Y i ' -K e ' M. T jr. The 1985 Bulldog Team ' ' BSfff-1 1 9Tu l . v l « m b ■! H ' yP IL 1 fc The Bulldogs set up to kickoff. Darren laione follows blockers in search of some running room. The 1985 season was one of disappointment for the Bulldogs. After losing only five starters from last year ' s state playoff team, the Dawgs were pick- ed early in the season to win the championship. However, the injury plagued Bulldogs limped through one of the toughest schedules in the county, which included three state championship teams, Hillside, Immaculata, and Brearley. Dayton lost many close, heartbreaking games throughout the season. For example an 8-7 loss to Hillside with 30 seconds remaining, a 21 - 20 loss to Verona after leading 20-6 in the fourth quarter, a 14-7 loss to Im- maculata after a 7-0 halftime lead was wiped out because of four key injuries, and a 6-0 rain soaked loss to Brearley after a controversial call brought back a Bulldog touchdown. But the season was full of highlights, also. Dayton ' s opening day win was the first time in years over a New Providence team. The Dawgs went on to beat Clark for their second straight Unico Bowl win. Also, Dayton beat Roselle on a 30 yard touchdown pass to John Lusardi from an indured Darren laione. Another big accomplishment, the Bulldogs were the leading passing team in the county, thanks to sophomore quarterback Tony Policare and receivers Levent Bayrasli, Greg Torborg, Tom Kisch, and John Lusardi. Darren laione and Bayrasli formed one of the most explosive backfields in the area. Chris Clemson, Jeff Stoffer, Robert Fusco were outstanding on defense, while Steve Burton and Shane Connell led the Offensive Line. Chris Dooley was a consistent place kicker, and Rob O ' Neill played superbly in his many roles. Dayton looks to have a strong squad next year with many starters returning. Greg Torborg was called out of the end zone on this controversial play. 85 ALL THE WAY TO THE STATES! Fronl Row |mi Barrett, Fru Yoss, David Kadesh, |im Yee, Barry Rodburg, Phil Feuerstein, Gary Gethlik, |eff Levy, Kamuran Bayrasl. Back Row: Paul Te|a, Tom Kelly, Mark Zacieracha, Tom Sebolao, Glen Gee hlik, David Bl.it kwell. Anthony FioCCO, Larry Kelly, Marcelo Reyna, Tom Meixner. |im Kellerk, Paul Nadzan, Gary Millin, Gllon Rubanenko. MANAGERS NOT PICTURED — Randi Sue Zirkel and Kalie Cushman. l A . -4.W The 1985 Varsity Soccer Team ended the season with a 10-7-4 record. For the first time ever Jonathan Dayton was in the Group 2 Sec- tion 1 State Final. In the first round of the State Tournament, we upset last year ' s Group 2 State Champs — Governor Livingston 2-1 . We won in a penalty shootout 5-4. In the semifinal round we upset the number 1 seated team Pequan- nock 1-0. In the final round we lost to Millburn 2-0. The team participated in the State Soccer Tournament for the 5th straight year in a row. The team had some outstanding individual players and the team much improved by the end of the year. The team made it All the way to the States under the fine coaching of Mr. Joe Cozza. Barry Rodberg plans a new strategy against the other team. 86 Larry Kelly attempts to get past his opponent The players listen to Coach Cozza before the game. Jim Yee shows us the latest dance craze on the soccer field. Gilon Rubanenko and Paul Teja get ready for the kick off. Jeff Levy passes the ball to Captain Paul Nadzan. Team members take a break during half time. 87 ENTHUSIASM AND AGGRESSIVENESS KEY TO SUCCESS ■ This year the girls ' soccer team, playing in a strongly competitive conference, showed much en- thusiasm and aggressiveness. The Lady Bulldogs played skillfully against county and state cham- pionship teams such as Governor Livingston and New Providence. Two of the most memorable games were those played against Hillside and Plainfield. Colleen Delaney scoring a hat-trick in one and goalie Ann Lissy playing superb in the other. Junior Sue Crane received 2nd team all con- ference honors, while junior Col- leen Delaney and seniors Mario Coddington and Dawn Pohlman received Honorable Mention in the Mountain Valley Conference. With the enthusastic attitude and the many talented underclassmen returning next season, the Dawgs have high hopes of being the team to look out for! THE 1985 GIRLS ' SOCCER TEAM — Bottom Row, L.-R.: Rita Lombardc, Mario Coddington, Dawn Pohlman, Staci Weinerman, Colleen Delaney. Second Row: Manager Denise Curtiss, Maria Buckley, Carolyn Engert, Amy Waslyk, Lurleen Harrison, Suzanne Crane. Third Row: Coach Arthur Krupp, Ann Lissy, Gina Messano, Pam Panagos, Lucia Vietro, Debbie Montemurno. Fancy footwork displayed by Dawn Pohlman. Sue Crane retrieves the ball out of bounds. 88 Another miraculous save by Ann Lissy! Mario Coddington shows us her can-can ability. Colleen Delaney beats her opponent to the ball. Does any Dayton player want the ball? 89 Top Row: Todd Richter. |im Pieper, Bruce Oberhand, Chris Schramn. David Nelson, Tom Grant, Rk k O Toole. Myles drier, Mr Brvne Second Row Coach Taglienti, Waller Yee. Kevin Lake, left Sumner, |im Roberts, Gary Francis. |ason Poindexter, manager Melissa Sanlord. Coach Brodenck Third Row; Pete Glassman, Tom Miskowitz, lustin Toner, Pat Clark, David Brooks Chris Schramn walkman. Here come the 1985 Mountain Valley Conference Champions!!! limbos to Gary Francis ' s Gary Francis, Coaches FJroderick and Bryne stunned as Bruce Oberhand runs in the direction. look right Bruce Oberhand and Myles Carter ask for, Reservations for two please. Jim Pieper exclaims, Move over Jane Fonda! Under the austere coaching of Mr. Taglienti, Dayton boys Cross Country completed a very successful season. Compiling an undefeated season for the second consecutive year, the team owed its success to teamwork and the finest performances of the seniors ' careers. On route to capturing thirteen victories, Dayton ran over the likes of Ridge, Roselle Catholic, and Hillside. Led by Senior captain Jim Pieper ' s example of dedication and hard work, Dayton captured the Mountain Valley Conference title. In addition, the Harriers placed fourth in the Group II Section II meet enabling the team to run in the Group II State meet, jim Pieper, senior captain, had his finest year capturing fourth in the Conference. First year runner, senior Myles Carter was the margin of victory in the toughest meets of the year. Seniors Bruce Oberhand and Gary Francis had their finest seasons this year. Overcoming knee surgery, senior Chris Schramn bounced back making vital contributions to the record. Senior Jim Roberts had a good year placing se cond in the Conference and setting the new course record at 16:52 min. Junior Todd Richter looks to top this year ' s successes next year as a senior and team leader. Walter Yee and David Nelson, juniors, had fine seasons and sophomores Jeff Sumner, Rick O ' Toole, Kevin Lake, and freshman standout Justin Toner will carry on the winning tradition next year. The team would like to sincerely thank Coaches Taglienti and Broderick for their guidance and s,k rifices that made this season as successful as it was. 90 m VfWM Sandy Kelk pays close attention to Mr. Byrne ' s directions. 1985 Girls Cross Country team are: Top: Coach Billy Bryne, Sue Rauschenberger, Shannon Kiley, Ute Patsch, Kim Warren, lennifer Brod ski, Tina Schenerman, Kalhy Edwards, Providence Wis Kelk. Tracy Biber, Elizabeth Pabst, Amanda Sumner. el, and manager Marissa Sanford. Bottom: Chris Graziano, Tara McGrath, Sandy  • -. L -fr V i B i— •i 1 Ute Patsch and Kathy Edwards out for their daily run. Sue Rauschenberger and Sandy Kelk exchange jokes during their run. Tracy Biber running from the reporters. Owing its success to a diverse collection of runners, Dayton Girls Cross Country team had a fine season under the care of Coach Bryne. Accumulating a record of seven wins and only one defeat, Dayton was led by Co-captains seniors Tracy Biber and Sue Rauschenberger. With a combina- tion of senior skill and experience coupled with the new talent of underclassmen, Dayton ran over all who stood in its way. The senior leadership of Tracy Biber, Sue Rauschenberger, and Providence Wissel set the example for the likes of freshman standout Elizabeth Pabst. With this winning combination, Dayton captured second in the Mountain Valley Conference, third in the County Championship, third in Group II Section II meet, and top ten in the Group II States. Highlighting these outstanding team performances were Tracy Biber ' s vic- tory in the Counties and Sectionals, second place in the Conference, and the highest achievement in Dayton history, a fourth in the States and a sixth in the Meet of Champions. In addition, Elizabeth Pabst placed seventh in both the Conference and Sec- tionals. Anchoring the team were seniors Sue Rauschenberger and Providence Wissel whose fine performances sparked the team. Completing the top seven were seniors Cyndi Moser, Shannon Kiley, and junior Sandy Kelk. Seniors Kathy Edwards and Ute Patsch had their finest seasons this year. Juniors Tara McGrath, Amanda Sumner, Tina Schnerman, and sophomore Chris Graziano made vital contributions over the entire season. The team would li ke to thank Coach Bryne for his coaching, understanding, and sacrifice. 91 GIRLS FLIP OVER GYMNASTICS Deanna Campos April Peterson II II DAY I ON GIRL ' S GYMNASTICS TEAM 1st Row, Left to Right: Monica McGee, Amy Rose, Dalya Rubanenko. 2nd Row: April Peterson, Lori Smith, I is.i ( iasulli, ( indy Kostin, Missy Peterson. I ast Row: Deanna Campos, Amy Schramm, Gail Engert, Anne Hollister, Heidi Warner. 92 This year, The Girls ' Gymnastics Team, under the fine coaching of head coach Howard Cushnir and assistant coach Larry Guarino, achieved many goals. As the only senior on the team, Deanna Campos received Honorable Mention in Ail-Union County for the uneven parallel bars. Deanna also competed in vaulting and floor exercise. Many underclassmen, along with Deanna, qualified for the State Sectionals. These girls were Dalya Rubanenko, Lori Smith, Monica Magee and April and Missy Peterson. Outstanding All-Round freshman gymnast Dalya Rubanenko received 1st Team All Union County Honors in all round, vaulting and floor exercise. Considering the team consisted of many promising underclassmen, the future looks very bright. Cindy Kostin and April Peterson. w V Cindy Kostin. Gail Engert.  31 Vr § Y.A • The Dayton Rockettes 93 The Jonathan Dayton tennis team recently finished a suc- cessful season under the skillful coaching of Ed Jasinski. They were undefeated and number one in the Mountain Valley Conference. This is the 4th con- secutive year that they were number 1. After this great ac- complishment they unfor- tunately lost to Millburn and were knocked out of the State Finals. First singles was played by Elizabeth Schramm, followed by Kim Sommers, and Jeannie Per- rota. Doubles were inter- changeably played by Maryann Lopapa, Nancy Rubinstein, Dana Sacher, Shari Zisman, Jen Feinsod, and Beth Lebovitz. This year ' s team has shown great ability by defeating its opposers. First Row, Left to Right: Jennifer Feinsod, Shari Zisman, Elizabeth Schram, Dana Sacher. Second Row, Left to Right: llene Segal, Maryann Lopapa, Kim Sommer, Lee Magnolia, leannie Perotta, I pigh Ann Hannigan, Nancy Robinstein. NOT PICTURED — Robin Mishkin and Beth Lebovitz. Elizabeth models her Head Tennis Racket. Kim Sommer watches her opponent ' s serve hit the net. 94 Mb. Dana Sacher reaches for the sky ,3) Jennifer and Shari warm up for their next match. The team lounges after a tiring meet. 95 CHEERLEADERS LEAD DAYTON SPIRIT. The Dayton cheerleaders at their best. Co-captain Laura Bass hugs our team mascot. Dayton cheerleaders take a break to look up at their fans. 96 Dayton Cheerleading squad consists of 12 members. They are as follows: Seniors Captain Laura Bass, Co-Captain Louisa Appicella, Theresa Graziano, and Donna Tedesco Juniors; Bonnie McDonough, Robin Silverman, Jackie Pedro, Lynn Latora, Julie Sabitino, Andrea Labrizzi, Chris Ann Venes, and Renee Cukier. This year ' s squad spent many hours preparing for the year ' s activities, such as bak- ing for the football and soccer teams, and decorating lockers for football, soccer and track. The girls had an amazing time, especially when the soccer team made it to the states. These events along with the outrageous times spent cheering made the fall season of 85 one they are not likely to forget. Co-Captain Louise Appicella and Theresa Graziano pose. Robin and Bonnie hug after another victory. Dayton Cheerleaders joke around. Who ' s guilty in this line up? Bonnie McDonough, Robin Silverman, Lynn Latora, Julie Sabitino, Jackie Pedro, Donna Tedesco, Louise Appicella, Laura Bass, Theresa Graziano, Andrea Labrizzi, Renee Cukier, Chris Venes. 97 g 9 p © ft A pregame check of the ball. The 1985-1986 Dayton Boys ' Basketball Team. Rob Fusco about to lead the team to victory. |ohn Lusardi powers his way in for two. 98 : j This year ' s basketball team, under the auspicious leadership of coach Ray Yanchus, had an impressive season. The team, led by senior co- captains Tom Meixnar and Tom Kisch, experienced many close games in a strong, competitive Moun- tain Valley Conference. Kisch set the pace by play- ing tenacious defense and Meixner contributed much of the scoring. The team, however, was mostly juniors who played like the seniors. Rob Fusco, John Lusardi, Duane Chadwick, and Kevin Everly were all starters during the season. With the help from the bench in the likes of Chuck Saia, Brian Cole, Greg Kahn, and Larry Kel- ly; the team had plenty of depth. The eight returning letter winners should make the team very tough in the future. Tom Meixner rips down another rebound. The Enforcers: Tom Kisch and John Lusardi. 1 J fc S H -fl ft fl B Greg Kahn prepares for the big game. Chuck Saia has an animated conversation with the basketball. Duane Chadwick makes another artistic pass to the sheer excite- ment of the huge Dayton crowd. 99 Despite the low number of girls competing on the Girls ' Varsity Basketball Team, those girls who did play, played ex- ceptionally well. Hard earned and aggressive defense and team work were the keys for the Lady Bulldogs this year. Senior Captain Dawn Pohlman was the main ballhandler for the team while sophomore Staci Weinerman was the point scorer. Mario Coddington, Jeanne Perrotta and Debbie Grett were the rebounders for the team. Lisa Augusta and Dina Lombardi were brought in for extra support. Promising freshmen, Liz Pabst and Bren- da Hockstein, helped to com- plete a nucleus of girls who fought hard. One most unforgettable game was the one where the Lady Bulldogs beat Clark 46- 44. Mario Coddington hit two free throws with two seconds remaining. The 1 985-86 Girls ' Varsity Basketball Team Standing, Left to Right: Coach Krupp, leannie Perrotta, Lisa Augusta, Debbie Grett, Dina Lombardi, Mario Coddington. Kneeling, Left to Right: Liz Pabst, Staci Weinerman, Dawn Pohlman, Brenda Hockstein. Mario Coddington looks to pass off the ball. Two points by Staci Weinerman? 100 During the time-out, the Lady Bulldogs listen intently to Coach Krupps game strategy! Dawn Pohlman dribbles to the basket as )eannie Perrotta sets the pick! Debbie Grett boxes out G.L. opponent. 101 WRESTLERS ARE CHAMPIONS P - ¥ DAYTON REGIONAL WRESTLING TEAM 85-86 1st Row: Barre, Lynch, Hersh, Yee (Captain), Roberts, Policare. 2nd Row: Quandt, L. Bayrasli, Yablonsky, Weaver, Sarracino. 3rd Row: Stewart, Barreiros, Coach Zito, Coach lacono, Coach Policare, Neves, Fitzgibbon. 4th Row: Chung, Toner, DeLorme, Magee, Rafter, Costello. 5th Row: Catalano, K. Bayrasli, Kupersmith, Vonderlinden, Williams. 6th Row: Federico, Kisch, Barisonick, Briggs, Creenman, Lipke, Francis. Missing From Picture: Boffa. The Dayton Regional Wrestling Team led by captain Jim Yee completed the season 85-86 with a dual meet record of 8-4-1. The highlight of the season was defeating Roselle Park for the first time in 30 years 34 to 19. Luigi Sarracino and Anthony Boffa also finished with winning campaigns as Sarracino qualified for Region competition placing third in District 10. Jim Yee won his second District Championship, was third in Spencerport, N.Y., third in Region 3, and won the Union County Championship. Terry Roberts DUAL MEET RECORD WRESTLING 1985-86 Home Visitors Rahway 38 24 Summit 33 33 Millburn 18 47 Roselle Catho lie 51 15 Bridgewater-East 34 20 Johnson Reg. 54 9 Bound Brook 42 22 Roselle Park 34 19 Kenilworth 36 24 Hillside 42 10 Ridge 18 46 Governor Liv. 30 34 Orange 30 33 Jim Yee leads the workout. 102 Luigi Sarracino )im Yee BillQuandt The Dayton Workout Luigi Sarracino Mm Yee Kameron Bayrasli Dan Weaver Jim Yee Luigi Sarra ino 103 WINTER RUNNER SHOWS OLYMPIC STYLE The 1985-86 Winter Track season proved to be enjoyable. Captains Gary Francis and Walter Jackson displayed good leadership. Francis, along with Myles Carter, Rich Fernicola, Jim Kellerk, Walter Yee and Leeore Marko, took care of the distant events. The shotputers were Darrien laione, Kevin McGrath and Jim and Brian Ruban. Walter Jackson, Mark Zacheriah, Mark Benjamin and Tom Miskowitz made up the successful high hurdles team. Coach Byrne, K. Lake, T. Miskowitz, L. Marko, F. Carchman, A. Zidel, K. McGrath, J. Ruban, B. Ruban, J. Sekella, Mrs. Comerci, L. Dahman. 2nd Row: E. Weinstein, M. Benjamin, W. Jackson, S. Sounders, R. Fernicola, D. laione, J. Kellerk, G. Francis, M. Carter. Bottom Row: G. Har- rison, M. Zacheriah, J. Poindexter, J. Sumner, W. Yee, E. Yoss. Gary Francis out sprints his opponent. Steve Sounders, a New Providence Foe and Andy Zidel concentrate heavily before they compete. Steve Sounders shows the face of a winner. Walter Jackson has the true form of an Olym- pic sprinter. Kevin McGrath tries to avoid the ant on the floor while throwing the shot. Eric Yoss wins handily in the 60 yard dash. 104 I V Top: Coach Byrne, |. Fabricant, S. Rauchenberger, P. Wissel, T. Biber, L. Cleicher, L. Arnold, K. Sommers, A. Lissy, A. Zacheria, K. Beyer, Coach Hartman, Coach Ortiz. 2nd Row: L. Dahman, M. Kurasz, L. Bass, T. McGrath, C. Larosa, M. Buckley, J. Carchman, D. Kuperman, Debbie Montemurno. Bottom Row: U. Patsch, W. Morlensen, A. Sumner, S. Kelk, A. Holister. The Girls ' Winter Track Team of 1985-86 was led by captain Tracey Biber and Sue Rouschenberger. Tracey, as usual, excelled in her distance running. The middle distance runners were Providence Wissell, Sue Rouchenberger, Tara McGrath and Amanda Summer. The sprinters consisted of Laura Bass and Ute Patsch. Maria Buckley was especially successful in the high jump along with Kathy Beyer. The very successful shot putters were comprised of Ann- Marie Lissy who took first in con- ference, and Lauren Arnold who placed second in the conference. Coach Byrne is looking forward to having another successful season next year with the girls who will be returning. Ute Patsch flies over the hurdles. Maria skims over the high jump. Michelle Benjamin enjoys jumping the hurdles. Margie Kurasz wins with ease. Ann Holister is suspended in mid-air. Wendy Mortensen is drained as she finishes the mile. 105 BOWLING TEAM IS ON A ROLL The Jonathan Dayton bowling team of 1986 bowled Mondays and Thursdays at Blue Star Lanes in Watchung. Due to many problems this season, the Bulldogs placed sixth out of eight teams. Senior Captain Chris Toner led the Bulldogs with a 1 72 average in his second straight varsity season. Senior Mitch Cohen followed with a 1 70 average in his fourth straight varsity season. We will be receiving a gold letter this year. Sophomore Craig Carson finished with a 155 average. Upcoming freshman Scott Wasserman finished with a 150 average this year. Scott bowled the league ' s fifth highest game of 235. Sophomore David Brahm finished with a 150 this season. Freshman Rich Hausman finished with a 147 average. Rich will be an important part of the team in the future. Sophomores Dimitri Verona and Seth Ham- mer participated mostly as replacements this season, but will most likely turn varsity in the near future. By: Chris Toner Top: Mr. Swedish, Rich Housman, David Brahm, Mitch Cohen, Seth Hammer, Dimitri Vorona, Craig Carson. Bottom: Scott Wasserman, Stephanie Ruelke, Irina Shlafman, Joe Mailloux. Not Pictured: Chris Toner. David Brahm shows his winning form. Craig Carson in action. Mitch Cohen prepares for the opposition. Is it a strike??? 106 EVERYONE INTO THE POOL! Julie Smith opens wide and says AH. Fran Boraczek takes the plunge. The 1985-86 winter sports season ended with the Dayton swim team finishing an improved 7-10 over last year ' s 2-12 co-ed record. Led by coach Joyce Pinkava, the team practiced with much determination in order to overcome competitive opponents. The team was also represented in the states by junior Beth Post who placed first in breaststroke at the County Tournament. Frosh Scott Marinelli, junior Todder Richter and senior captain Wayne Hetten- back substantially added to the team ' s success. Graduating seniors include Helen Wasylyk, Julie Smith, and four-time letter winners Fran Boraczek and captains Maureen Barisonek and Wayne Hettenback. This year ' s season was one to be remembered as Dayton swimmers hope to further improve next year ' s record with enthusiasm and hard work. Top, L to R: Maureen Barisonek, Beth Post, Becca Hillyer, Mrs. Pinkava. 2nd Row: Todd Richter, Wayne Hettenbach, Lurleen Harrison, Felicia Rodriguez, Helen Waslyk. 3rd Row, L to R: Amy Doten, Amy Schoenberg, Tiffany, Jennifer Price, Ellen Rappaport, Andrew Fowler, Cheryl Ann, Michelle Hamlet, Julie Smith, Lainie Lavine. 4th Row, L to R: Dawn Knox, Scott Marinelli, Rich Pounders, Jenifer Ahlholm, Louis Drucks. Rich O ' Toole Not Pictured- Fr n Rorsc7pk Who me? Have a party before a meet? 107 The 1986 Baseball Team looks like it will be a very strong one. With several talented starters returning from last year ' s squad, the Bulldogs expect to have a cham- pionship season under head coach Richard lacono. Three year letter winners Darren laione and Greg Tor- borg will solidify the lineup offensively, laione will re- main in the outfield while Torborg takes over catching duties. Two year lettermen Tom Kisch, Rob O ' Neill and Todd Richter are proven pitchers, thus making the Bulldogs tough on the mound. Steve Burton and Myles Carter, also two letter winners, will play first base and outfield respectively. And both are solid hitters. Shane Connell, recovered from last year ' s injury which prevented him from playing, will also help the pitching staff. Last year the Bulldogs swept Hillside and beat the strong teams of Newark ' s East Side, Middlesex, Roselle Catholic, Roselle Park and Roselle. Also, the Bulldogs ' victory over the state-ranked Millburn at the end of the year was a sign of things to come. This year, the 1986 team will be strong in all areas of the game, and fans can expect a standout season. Darren laione, Myles Carter, Rob O ' Neill, Steve Burton, Greg Torborg, Tom Kisch, Shane Connell 108 ■v Shane Connell Steve Burton Myles Carter Where ' s the game?? ' Greg Torborg 109 This season will be a rebuilding one for the Dayton Bulldog Softball team. With only four starters returning from last year ' s squad and the loss of all-state pitcher Sharon Kutsop, the Bulldogs will be depending on hard work and devo- tion for a successful season. On the mound will be sophomore Dana Fischer and assisting her will be Colleen Delaney and Yvonne Ray. All-State se- cond baseman Dawn Pohlman will be returning to the infield with Mario Cod- dington, Colleen Delaney, Maureen Barisonek, and underclassmen Staci Weinerman and Maryann Lopapa. The outfield will be led by junior Jeannie Perrotta in center field along with Lisa Augusta, Pam Panagos, and Barbara Carpency. The lady Bulldogs will be ex- pecting to be a strong hitting team and for this catcher Susan Crane will be depended upon. With the positive at- titude shown by the Bulldogs there is no doubt that they will be number one!!! Lisa Augusta, Jeanie Perrotta, Dawn Pohlman, Colleen Delany, Suzanne Crane, Maureen Barisonek, Dana Spivak, Mario Coddington. rfS5fcrj F Dawn Pohlman and Coach Cushnir Maureen Barisonek 110 - jfi H Dawn Pohlman Lisa Augusta Dawn Pohlman X 1 • Play Ball!! 111 Golf, a distinguished game, has been played by gentlemen for cen- turies. What sport is better suited for the Dayton student? OK, realistically, there are only a select few who participate 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 in- finite wisdom of Coach Ray Yan- chus. Largely due to his willingness to lend his vast knowledge of the game to the students, Dayton Golf has been and will continue to be a success. Golfers at Dayton are further privileged since they are able to play at Baltusrol, a P.G.A. cham- pionship golf course. This course nas been the site of many profes- sional tournaments. The challenge of such a tough course provides the team with tremendous ex- perience and allows them to sharpen their skill. This gives the edge to the Bulldogs both at home ana away, when they play on the easier public course. The 1986 Golf Team _i- -- : A perfec I swing by Mark Wance. Ken Gargulo is happy after finding his ba A beautiful day at Baltusrol. 112 k iOfr r atoflPw , ii •: -- ' •■ Gechlik lines up for a perfect putt. Mitch Cohen wonders if the ball will ever come down. as A long putt ahead. I Enzo Pallida takes aim. 113 TENNIS TEAM PLAYS LIKE CHAMPS Top: Jeff Levy, Jeff Ginsberg, Kaushik Mittra, Garry Millin, Eric Kahn, Dave Kadish, Nate Zoneraich, Jamie Schram. Bottom: Adam Jacobs, Steve Dorlen, Eric Incandela, Ted Roth, Bland Eng, Coach Dellicano. Jeff Levy displays his perfect backhand. Are you sure we are supposed to get the ball OVER the net? ' ■■■■mi Jeff Ginsberg shows a perfect pose for the tennis court. 114 • £ Adam Jacobs Jamie Schram Jeff Ginsberg Jeff Levy The Tennis Team, which includes four players who have won State and Con- ference honors, is one of the most prestigious teams at Dayton. These returning State champions are preparing for what they hope will be their most successful season. Last year, the team, under Coach Dellicano, ended the season with a 20-3 record. The team ranked 20th in the state and 2nd in the county. Seniors Eric Kahn and Jeff Ginsburg and juniors Jeff Levy and Greg Kahn all received All- Conference and All-State honors. These players, with their talents and skills, are expected to equal or surpass their awards. Joining these champions are senior Adam Jacobs, sophomore Eric In- cadella and freshman Jamie Schram. This year, one of the team ' s major matches will be against Governor Liv- ingston. The team hopes to gain revenge over G.L. since they beat the Dayton team in the conference last year. Good luck to a team that has displayed a great deal of talent and skill! Eric Kahn Where is the net? 115 BOYS SPRING INTO AN AMAZING SEASON Amazing!!! In one word, that was Dayton Boys ' Spring Track season. Led by captains Walter Jackson and Gary Francis, Dayton Track outclassed its competition by the widest of margins. The talented group of athletes assembl- ed under the direction of Coach William Billy Byrne, out-threw, out-leaped, and out-ran its competition, making Dayton a very strong competitor for Mountain Valley Conference Honors. The team consisted of hurdlers Mike Barisonek, Tom Miskewitz led by All- World Walter Jackson. The sprints were run by John Sakella, Levent Bayrasli, and a host of other fine runners. The middle distance runners were paced by senior captain Gary Francis. Distance runners were led by seniors Jim Pieper, Bruce Oberhand, and Jim Roberts with tremendous help from the clutch runn- ing of Jim Kellerk. The field events were anchored by the fine performances of Levent Bayrasli and Jim Ruban. A special thanks to Coaches Byrne, Cozza, Ortez, without whom, the AMAZING season would have never been! The 1 986 Boys ' Spring Track Team Coach Cozza and Water Jackson give advice to the runners. Captains Walter Jackson and Gary Francis prepare to run. 116 GIRLS: CONSISTENTLY FINE RUNNERS The 1 986 Girls ' Spring Track Team Mrs Comerci and the senior girls look too pretty to run! Consistent. Like fine clockwork, Dayton Girls ' Track passed their com- petition as though their foes stood still. Following the examples of the captains, Dayton Girls ' Track embarrassed op- ponents who looked like time had just passed over. Under the auspicious guidance of Head Coach Kozub, the Dayton Girls just could not be stopped. Time after time the Dayton girls ran over opponents causing a stir in the con- ference standings and with the possibili- ty of a title in the making. Led by the winged feet of Laura Bass, the sprinters just plainly ran away from the competi- tion. Hurdlers led by Ute Patsch and Kathy Beyer were the obstacles other teams faced. Middle distance was a strong point for Dayton with Tara McGrath and Elizabeth Pabst setting the speed. The strong point of the team was created by Tracey Biber, Sue Rauschenberger, and Providence Wissel who marched on past all other opposing distance runners. The field events were the domain of Lauren Arnold, Ann Marie Lissy, and Kathy Beyer, with help from Necie Murray. A sincere thanks from the team to Coaches Kozub, Cozza, Ortez and Comerci for their guidance and patience. Tracy, Lynne and Anne Marie sit this run out. 117 Standing, L to R: Coach Fenton, Naree Chung, Kathy Edwards, Pam Nadzan, Kathy McCormick, Mara Lerner, Eileen Brumley. Kneeling, L to R: Criselda Larosa, Susanne Rendeiro, Robin Goodman, Patsy Padden. Sitting, L to R: Roopal Desai, )ody Manning, Anne. The 1986 volleyball team pro- mises to be one of the most en- thusiastic at Dayton. The team will be led by returning senior co-captains Kathy Edwards, Kathy McCormick and Mara Lerner. Returning players have improved their skills and will aid the team to success. In addition to our experienced players, many newcomers will join the crusade to victory. Kathy Edwards Mara Lerner 118 ' ■■ H 119 STUDENTS SHOW SPIRIT AT DANCE A happy Rob O ' Neill and Louise Apicella dance the night away. THE 1985-1986 HOMECOMING COURT IS — April Peterson, Theresa Graziano, Bruce Oberhand (with flowers), Jim Roberts, and Amy Rose. NOT PICTURED — Brenda Hocks.ein. A candid shot of Jill Zimmerman, Stacey Schneiderman, Dina Calabrese, and Nick Hilas. Myles Carter, decked out in sequins, shows )anet Wilson, Mary Ann Donaughy, Monica Magee, and Matt Magee how to have a wild time. This year ' s Homecoming Dance was a very successful event as a good time was had by all. Evening festivities included group dancing as well as a dance contest. In addition students added an extra dimension to the dance by wearing radical clothes and sequins. The highlight of the night came when Theresa Graziano and Jim Roberts were crowned as Homecoming Queen and Mr. Regional. The Homecoming Court includ- ed Bruce All Hands Oberhand as Court Jester, April Peterson as Junior rep., Amy Rose as Sophomore representative, and Brenda Hockstein as Freshman rep. It was wild, crazy night for everyone. Tom Salimbene was there ... he didn ' t dance much. I lome oming Queen Theresa Graziano receives a dan e from Mr. Regional |im Roberts. 120 CARS: TICKETS TO FUN ' The Beauty Donna Tedesco ' s Mazda decorated with school spirit. Pete Esemplare ' s is decked out for Halloween. DE TO A CADDY Farewell to thee, oh Caddy so fine, We thank thee for thy joyous times. You were the symbol of happiness and fun, You were the cause of laughter and pun. But now you ' re gone, on this a very black day, Without you they ' ll be no more joy or play. For on Summit Road you met your doom, hen that little grey car came in like a zoo Now your legend lives on with Bruce and his friends, jt Hope, love and everlasting remembrance we send. , | J , fc By Kevin McGrath Marnie, Cheryl, and Mindy are party bound. A fender bender. Cars mean new possibilities, new opportunities, and new freedom. The diverse personality of Dayton is highlighted by its students ' cars. After being driven by parents and taking the bus for so many years, finally getting one ' s license means new in- dependence, trips to the shore, trips to the mountains, and basically is the ticket to fun. 121 - y? T Most School Spirit — Louise Apicella, Jim Roberts Most Talkative — Jill Zimmerman, Barry Rodberg Best Singers — Stacey Schneiderman, Gilon Rubanenko Best Looking — Dana Sacher, Mark Gross Best All-Around — Tracy Biber, Jim Roberts 122 Best Dressed — Cara Vignola, Luigi Sarracino Best Personality — Maureen Barisonek, Mike Wood Most Artistic — Theresa Graziano , Mark Gross w m 4t v - i m 0f . k l Jm k L - Ml B Nicest Eyes — Sue Rauschenberger, Paul Nadzan Did Most for the Class — Louise Apicella, Jim Roberts Most Likely to Succeed — Danielle Weisse, Greg Torborg 123 Most Intellectual — Julie Smith, David Rockman Most Amicable — Marci Gittes, Jim Roberts Nicest Smile — Sue Collyer, Rob O ' Neill Best Figure and Physique — Holly Macaluso, Darren laione Best Athlete - Dawn Pohlman, Darren I, none Class Individualist — Amy Wasylyk, David Swingle 124 Class Wits — Elizabeth Schramm, Bruce Oberhand Most Sophisticated — Geri Gittes, Eric Kahn Class Couple — ]ean Dachnowicz, Jeff Pinkava Best Musicians — Deneen Martino, Kevin McGrath Best Dancers — Louise Apicella, Gilon Rubanenko Class Actors — Catlin Haughy, Steve Barison 125 Greg Torborg and Dawn Pohlman pose by the Cherokee. Louise Apicella and Robbie O ' Neill take a break from dancing. Kerri Somma and Laura Bass show us their close-up smile. What ' s up? asks Italo Apicella, Marnie Fromkin, and )ane Roth. 126 Lisa Augusta shows us her hipmunk grin. The hairstyles of Dayton — Dina Agrillo, Joanne Centemore, Randi Zirkel, and Abby Isreal, Dana Spivack and Jennifer Feinsod Friends Forever. ' Gilon Rubinenko poses the new G.Q. look. 127 Would you bring these people home to meet your parents? This Pink Lady dropped her T-Bird for Budman! Personal: Strawberry Bill companion! Desperately seeking a Kathy and Patsy relive their childhood. 128 k Frank-Chesca Antonacci; Every guys dream! These primative primates are mesmerized by the camera  ♦ 1 The Crest team wins its fight against plaque. Dayton ' s version of the Pink Ladies. What a Motley Crew!! Dayton ' s Finest Nil at her best! 129 130 |j AJI A V l je F « WP i • 1 w A • ' ' ■ ' ■ ■sty • v ...-« 131 E, THE CLASS OF 1986, DO RIGHTFULLY LEAVE: I a professional baseball contract to Greg Torborg. hair to the football team. a new garage and her license to Jill Zimmerman. a jeep that starts to Frank Antonacci. a smaller ego to Rob O ' Neill. fefo. a failure notice to Julie Smith. a red Fiero to Nikki Vidal. happy pills to Steve Burton. Roger Daltrey to Jean Dachnowicz. Bruce Oberhand!! nicer policemen and a PBA card to Dina Frantantoni and Mamie Fromkin. the Rod- 74 Toyota Cellicato Dayton, water wings to Kim Rickerhauser and Etta Hafeken. a full day of school to Mary Plaia. no frills clothing to the Jap Gap. Donna Tedesco, a day to herself, food for Kamahla to Levent Bayrasli. a trip around the world to Maria Apicella. a new sign to Troy Hills. flMM a Mr. Phil doll to Joanne Gallagher, legible handwriting to Mr. Cafone. space to Nancy Rosanbauer. even more space to Elizabeth Schram. slime to Susan Collyer, Stacy Braunstein and Lisa White. a punch card to come on time to Doug Maher. all the underclassmen girls to Gary Francis. Gary Francis ' leftovers to Tom Meixner. front row Bruce Springsteen tickets to Mrs. Hooper. a gift certificate to Winny ' s Velour outlet to Jim Pieper. a little more berry for the sherry to Sheryl Smith, a blonde haired, blue-eyed, Californian beach bum to Jen Feinsod. Qbert video arcade game to Chi Zang. a last name no one will make fun of to Jim Yee. a lifetime supply of lip gloss to Stacy Braunstein. a weekend in Newport, Rl to Chris Corcoran. T.G. to Kathy McCormick. a bad picture of herself to Joanne Centamore. our home to Mindy, Sheryl, Lisa, Linda, our home to Donna, Dina, Colleen. 1 23 Dupont in Seaside to Kerri and Laura. Greg and Dawn a honeymoon in Hawaii. Bruce Stpringsteen to Dawn Pohlman. a little black book to Shane Connell. macaroni and cheese to Kevin McGrath. a summer romance to Holly Macaluso. Mindy, Mamie, Mamie, Mindy ... to Mrs. Cilo a question and answer period to Geri Gittes. the bobsie twins each other. new carpeting to Joel Greenberg. a trip to rainbow rapids to Caitlin Haughey. a blonde beach bum to Denna Agrillo sanity, now that Schram, Gallagher, and Graziano are graduating to Mr. Brodman. a banana to Deneen Martino. a marriage license to Rob and Louise. a six Mara-apack to Wendy. a tossed salad with Russian dressing to Adam Jacobs. a moment of silence to Stacy Rubinstein. highway driving to Patti Manning. a day without cho-cho to Colleen Liddy. another year with Mr. David to Beth Lebovitz. long hair and a denim jacket to Phil Feverstein. an immigrant to Mamie Fromkin. an even haircut Janice Kefer. a gold plated comb to Eric Yoss. split personalities to the Getchlik another successful Hawaiian party to Bruce Oberhand. __ )ractical joke book to Jeff Gornstein. a mouthful of swies to Linda Ganek. a beautiful blonde to Tom Salimbene. a bubble bath to Kristin Raamot. a G+T at Steak and Ale. Alex Van Halen + M.N. to Maureen Barisonek. an 85 ' Monte Carlo SS fully loaded with 36 miles and 3 hours on it to Matt Rogala. a lifetime supply of Lipton soup to Shari Zisman. an open house party to Louis Feinberg. life without Margaret to Jim Roberts. a running rAchine to Darren laione. a280ZXtoTomKisch. IP 132 SENIORS 133 Denna Marie Agrillo . . . Good times w Cood friends ICDKCP- |( M KI SMBLMR 85 ' COTA cruzin w Randi no Dest. 1 2 29 8 5 SHTHLS BK9 wk ends at the Beach BERUNETTA Thnx MDL Life ' s an advi-nture . . . Live it. Lisa Albrecht Annette Alfano Good Luck in the future to my Best Friends: Linda, Eileen, Eugenia, and Laurie. Love You Mom and Dad, and April. Steve and Annette forever, 7-25-84. LS remember the times at LA? ■ Sophie Aliferis I Get by w a I ittle help from my frenz: Cin, Dana, AB, ( K, JC, KB and THE Rest — U no who U R II Y All. GBYE Union 84-8f Great T i m e s The Van! life ' s a Beach coolers TAWOTWS. love you Mom, Dad and Sis. Frank Anthony Antonacci D.M. — 2 (M.W.) C.F. - R.O. - J.C. - J.G. — Jaff ' s Hey Big Guy You — look - marvelous |.J. DI ' S N.Y. — Fun Bunch — )EEP |erk. Hoops — MPG - Death? Canoe trip - Doof Reeb - Joel ' s — Debbie — Luv-U M D R — EH Louise Christine Apicella Smile, it makes people wonder what you ' re up to. Prez. Cheering 1 What ' s Doin? BFF: Mimi, SATL — JO — Brat -n- Tarb 1 Ri and LM, Book. GQ Daily Dose. Robby, Te Amo Always, 9 2 V84ILYMCMMKJT Italians what else 134 Maria Antoinette Apicella RI The Best of Times shared w the Best of Friends: Jo, Lisa, Mina, DA, DS, RZ. ILY ' cuzins mems of MP5caper, 8 DD, the Casa Faghetabutit. I Love You Dad Mom, L and Ang. Italians what else. Lauren Beth Arnold Laur What ' s the BFD? Smile . . . Track mems The It ' s Gumby rear No Pain, No Gain defogger Kath — BFF Cruisin ' U Obsession. CU Later, Alligator. Parties. Beth E. Auer The days seem to go by so slowly but the years rush by too quickly. Friends are like rubies precious and rare but I ' ve found the best — KK, LS, BB, DS, SL stay Golden I Luv ya MDKBK Lisa Lynn Augusta Chipmunk Hey — Spike — Good — Times with — SK, HK, JP, ES, PC BK RM, MB Hey Little — Girl Love-ya: mom, Dad, |oe, Good- Lu ck — Gina, Bruce 1 Independence Day Love Ya Mike. Glory Days Seeya Later - Chipmunk Theodore W. Balke, III The Bear. Hanging with Kenny and the boys. Working on my Bug, pushing the Javelin backwards — reverse don ' t work. Can ' t wait to be Free. My dream — to build my own house someday. Ozuat Rachael Bar Best x ' s w SB, ED, MV, SH, SS BBYO Memories, Yac CNSLR ' S 85 Bones Ozzie, The Y Brookdale 1. Cruisin, whoosh, life ' s the best party it. Thanx tor everything M and D, Oee, I Luv You All. 135 Steven Barison Vyvian 1, yenching in Cambridge BSURSUC- SIMIM Miami in 31 years. TO DO IS TO BE DOnl oMIt . . . NOW THAT IT ' S DONE I ' VI BEGUN TO SEE THE REASON WHY I ' M HERE. ELP Maureen Barisonek MO B!RADICAL ILY — friends and DMMGK KMeix — BFgerkPoetry in m o - tionBB SF:T|S monotonesHOOBr Bruce4L VDAY swimCCcyoMCP ratburgsSnoz IF I could dig down deep in my heart — feelings would flood on the pageMICK Laura Karene Bass BASS Good x ' s w KS NV KC HM MG TH SUM. 84-1 2 3 DUPONT riot walk! What time i it? PTY WK W THE BUZZ Cheering Capt. Track BERMUDA — ED 85 RP B 3 REAL FRIENDS HYMA m 5 here we go Thanx MMDG Levent Aziz Bayrasli $51 ootballStates Greal I imes w DK TK AG CC MG Ml Dl SC )C D S WWC85 HA BUDWIIS|R«I CHO-CHO? I ( .imp MEGAw BQ ' S STROHSMENT 1 GBA KAMAIA (Is Rl ' s ALLNIGHTER cool KAY+IIY+M D VENI VIDI Vl I Timothy B. Benford It ' s better to regret things you ' ve done than things you didn ' t do — so let the good times roll - SW, PF, JK, SD, AK, EP, M+D,+Sue, memories: alfnighters PoolParties, mischief, cruising+toolng. See Ya later . . . T Katharine A. Beyer Boulter BI IB obsessed? - bid. Track H|W KW 4:5. can ' t be beat! Cruisin ' . FRANCE85 — fish gumby classic! u — ptys Ripple? preppy ILY M+D In a while crocodile! 136 Tracy Biber If you can imagine it, you can achieve it, if you can dream it, you can become it. Good times with the femmes. Great times in x-country, track. Thanx Mr. Byrne Mr. Jones. ILY MOM, DAD, LAURA. Anthony Boffa CHICKEN AC DC HAVE A DRINK ON ME BUD 1 WWC.85 SHOWER-POWER DUDE MAN AG.CC.JC.MG.LB.BY.DO JA and CA RH.FL.TS.PH.DL.CROSIN,CONCERTS,GB.RP ' s WRESTLING ILY MOM DAD M R Francyne Boraczek BFF — FB and RC, ILY+THANX (Jahns, MH, C+J) BTw c 2 — Summit also RC SS VL KR GF DF DG 2 Stella. Partying NCB NYC — BUDS 2 — Search f cin WW+JD — Thanx M+D, ILY ' options Follow Your Dreams . . . Later Steven Charles Borsellino Borse The Horse,PBBB — Lots ' u GT CT Trip — jr. prom Wd — Doober — JGBP Condo Plwl - Hocus Pocus — LED ZEP BOHP — My Strat — In — Jimi — Str Marx Many times I ' ve gazed along the open road — Thanx All — Forgot TM Kevin P. Bowen WE HAVE JOY IT ' S OVER. ..Yea BYE! Stacy Lauren Braunstein CHAIN — LINK — LOCK:HN -- FAMILY WGT:SC,DS,LW,MZ,SS,CC,MF,JD,CL,DT, DW,DF,LG slime RP ' sSP ' s FRANCE?? SWY PRIMASEPT S 2 S-F beri S-hunt 1st X ' sw cuz ROCK 2 B.Party PINK!! Goodnite — Now it ' s time to go home. ILUVU PETER M,D,L,N,P 137 William R. Briggs LIFE IN THE FAST LANE! RAMBLIN : LEYIBLOW, OUT, PARTIES! Summer of 85 starlight. The GIRLS?? G I ' s v I ' l I P.HFX.JAFF.AND ALl.THE GUYS MC ' FORGET ABOUT TT ' S BEEN A BLAST fHANX MOM ANDDADANDBRO ' s! Brian Bromberg BB King WOW! Rode ' Crue CISCO.PCICDCGP.DM.RF SUM- THN ' thatKranx!!MC.DP RATT Wilclwood 85 coco g NYC ALLNIGHTER STAR-BUCK — 3B ' s Friends Forever PW,LV,SR I ' LL Always Rem U ILYM+D Marc David Bruckner When rolled down a mountain, a massive boulder will crumble to dust, and a tiny snowball will enlarge its dimensions and become an omnipotent force over the pebbles below. : Barbara Ann Brumley Good limes with LG,RZ,)M,ES,CC,KC,jr prom, shore, fishing, Hold onto your dreams until they come true I hanx I LOVE YOU MOM, DAD, I, JOHN, Al WAYS + FORl VI R 2 18 85 Steven Kirk Burton 50 Best Times w )cSc|gDiLsMg DM30T RoFaTsGtMwCfSabVmems Foot- ball,Baseball - 8code?Slash Speedy Jafts ?amHockey BK Runs Hunter, StoneH Killer B ' s Why ' s Frank In The Bathtub? Thanx MandD Eugenia Cacciatore 138 Deanna L. Campos Rosanne Caiazzo Pat Cardinale DINNER Capt Dee BTw GM GE Esp sum The Road Crue Missions Bunker HilL ' ram- 85. duck sum 84 Thanks!! The best 2 years bo Cisco Kid+Pancho JC,DOMB- ever w TK 1:00 am let ' s make up. The long B G P 1 W W 1 N y callnighters :3BS st a re. S H 8 6 . You ' re the greatest R D T R 1 P C o C o . G E d i s o n L P . Budman ILYA tFE THANKS MOMAND DAD ILY!! VHIdol,RATT Freze Vice DMDR )D ' s New Yr ' s Annuals The rest is history Joseph Frank Carrano Beezer AG,|C,PC,CC,BODY Build,NG Italian Stallion Hoping To Be Wealthy Partying WITH ALL The Guys Work Hard For What You Want and It Will BE Yours Thanks To the class ot 8(i. AND MOM AND DAD. Myles P. Carter LIVE FOR NOW, FOR THERE MAY BE NO TOMORROW. WISHING FOR A ROSE. CRUISIN ' FOR CHICKS IN THE BEAUTY. YOU ' LL GET YOUR MONEY. BASEBALL 7. XC. THANKS MOM,DAD,SIS. TIJUANAS W BO;P| ' S Christopher Carver Unchained At Last VH! Good Times In MLB w cs, JP,EP,BSJ F Its only love. Eruption At Echo Lake W Bud ' s. Sex ' m Down Death, By Bozaanga ILYM AND DAD 139 Lawrence Casey over but now the HARD part begins MAKE LOTS OF MONEY!!! and then be HAP- PY! ( AMARO Well what else should I write? Well? I ' m finished! PatCatullo ALL NIGHTERS w T,TA,MT,JP,AP POWER RAILS and cold Buds,HITMAN All the Way Whit Success . . . Money, Love Club, THANKS MOM AND DAD Keep Your Friends Close, But Your Enemies Closer TWSLDZH Joanne Maria Centamore jO Best of X ' s 82-86 BFFRia, Lisa, MZDSLMDARZSA ILYCUZINS 10 in JAM|AM, Tarb=Brat DailyDose 8D 2 Mp5Caper DISCO CASA 1T A fagetaboutit ILYMOM DAD PAUL ' MARIA ' RF ' A ' ILYGIOJG ' nonni ' ltalians what else!!! Joseph Robert Cieri Road Crew Party with the best DG.|D.P( BB IT. GP.RF. DM. coconut Grove Sam ' s RB.CB.The Big M Wildwood 85 LFLA 8 5.84.85 . . . MASS TY.Bucs Cool Buds Vice NY( lll WKSMOM AND DAD Christina Marie Clark CRIS Bff Lee Katie Bahamas ' 85 NVDFHMLMBBLL Blowouts ssh 8485 ilu eric 9 8 84 if you love something, set it free; if it comes back, it ' s yours forever. RP ' s 280Z Guil-. ty ILUM,D,Cindy Chris Clemson CLEM FOOTBALL 15 STROHSBROS GRAZ, GROSS, COLO COLD BUDS! GBA?BASHES AT WWC AND GL AND BJS CHO-CHO-A MG ' s STROHSMENT AND DUBLCUF FCAMP SUM85 AG,NF CB + MD LB BQ ' s 1 3AD+S!w LB,TK, NM,AB,CI, 1 12 ilLYMD 140 Mario Marie Coddington Soc 29wDP,BB 20 and Sfball 7Good X ' s at UnionParties SHORELIFE 4EVER CreatXs wDO,CK FV,RS KT ' EverlastingMemswChris BOSS ' 85 Friends 4EverRZ AK BFA SHELLEY ThanxM D, D N LYA Larry Larry Micheal Cohen Good times w Todd,Bar,Kev,Bri,Mel, L.Bridgemen, Lancers, WE, Tom Plymouth, Mass 7-4-84 Heidi 78 100!!Rik,Paul,Fun with the DART Daytona 85,5 cases,Mike,18to 1 Den- nisooosss!Thanx so much Mom Mitchell Adam Cohen TO THE GOOD TIMES WITH DS PN! TB HIS IDEAS AND ALL THOSE RIDES; ESAC 85 ;CMU w RW,SB ]R;BARBIEAND AT TOO! JOYANDTHE STINGER.PSYCHO Fuzzies TO MY PALS METRO PS 1 I LOVE YOU ALL! ESPECIALLY GM D Giuseppe Colatruglio COLO Real Times with the Best. Gross Graz Clem and The Boyz CL TK LB NH AB FB at HOLL ' S STROHSMENT 1 ONS NY 83-4??? w GRAZ RED Z You ' re Welcome GBA THANKS M+D Susan Collyer SUEYANDHOTNOSE CHAIN-LINK-LOCK: FAMILY seen w SB — DS — |D — HM — MZ — SS LW — JZ — KS — CC — TFF WHOISM ROADTRIPS w JD ' 67 STANG COP-A-TUDE!!! SEASIDE 84-85 CUZ IstX ' s RP ' s and SP ' s PINKLADIES SLIME ILY GLENN — MDL Shane Connell 55 BEST TIMES w Jg Di Pj Mw Cf FaTs Tk Cd Lb Cc Sb Mg Ls Ro Gt DM30T JAFFS D GAP Parties WW Shore Kamala 2:40 alarm NYC CRUISING w GINZ STAY DRY — 280Z - LEDZEP LIE LIFE TODAY CREW CLIF DAWGS ILYM D D 141 Christine Elizabeth Corcoran m Looking Forward To Looking Back WGT:LW,MZ,SS,DW,DS,SB,SC,)Z,MF,LG PRIMASEPT ROCKED P F Pink-Ladies Block-Party BAPA Risky C ' lve ABite? Swingles Keys Bidges and Kinns ILUVYA M,D W Kristin Kate Cushman CUSH — CC NV LB LM MK MG LG LW WW DS KS — REAL FRIENDS! Rhythm of the Night — Thunder Cats — Driving — BeBoppin — Could Be — Here We Go, Come On — EYUP — TROUBLE — THE BEST IS YET TO COME THANX MDDL Jean A. Dachnowicz Great times W ].P.I Luv u Jeff Good times w SCKSDDKRSBDSJZJS, Regal Roadtrips T.Tr.Am Shore, Seaside84 85 67 ' Stang Studio and Beach and RP ' s Pink Ladies,WHOISM COP A TUDE THX.M,DW,P,IMU D. Patrick Louis Joseph Damelio Remember the good times at JD. Now time to go face the world. Good friend Anthony. James Christopher Debbie Someday soon the best will come Laura, San- dy, Chris, Sean, Bill, THANKS FOR MAKING IT EASIER. D M ILU. Come To Think Of It I ' ll Have A . . . Luv and Luck To The Gang In Walnut Creek Cold BS To All Christopher C. DeLorme Bit Best Times w Pj|gScMwCfFdTkLbAgC- cLsDiGtRoTs DM30T$|AFFS AND GINZ ALLNITER STUDIO BAYS BBQ+Budds SUR- FIN C.PIER NYC CUT TO WEST END LEDZEP ' GAP Theory DGAP — PTYS.IT NEVER ENDS ILYM D 142 David William Dietz Mems of Band, Shows, Plays Great Friends Chris, Al, PKNHE, Sue, and all you BF ' s 2001 Spacebound? Ashes, Diamonds, Foe and Friend, we were all equal in the end Pink Floyd TM+D Donald DiLanno ILY MOM, DAD, BD, TD, PS, Dot+|erry Ride ' em )P Q-manChu , Flo Collins. Great times at Wildwood 85 Florida 85, Summers of 83+85, up at the res, and in Enor ' s Class. Always remember school+friends. Danielle Kim DiLeo Best Times w Etta+Stacey SMMSLT Great Friends )D JPBSJSJZEPCPLA EXTASY sat. Nights W CD RP ' S STUDIO PARTIES MEMORIES WILL LAST FOREVER ... ILY M+D Carmine, I LOVE YOU FOREVER! 2 1 6 85 . . . Joe Cisco DiPalma CISCO+PANCHO RODE CRUE POOL PCJC- BBWOW-DGGP COCO G SPRINGBRK FLA SUMR ' 84+85 — SKITRP— NYC— MUHA LP — STANG WW1 -IDOL-VH-GT-Bruce MOMA ALWAYS TOLD ME NOT TO LOOK INTO THE SIGHTS OF THE SUN — BUT. Christopher Dooley DOOLS ' 5NOBODY SAID IT ' S GONNA B EASY LIVE FOR TODAY, THERE MAY B NO TOMORROW MEMORIES; LEARNIN THE HARD WAY! MPG, CLIF ' S, AQUA Vt. W CARTR ' S, DWOL, U2, VH, BOSS, IRE. 84 PJ ' S; LUVM+D, KL,AI, FRENDS. Jessica Ellen Drood APPLE Capture A Moment And You ' ll Have Beauty For A Lifetime — TalksNAxel TimeswChrisBFF,DG,KM,RL,DSandLaPetite. FlaSkiB — Trips)etBetsandBummin ' lnThe BuggylLuvUMomDadJeff ' Expressions TellEverything. 143 JENNIFER LEE FEINSOD 5ptFa 2 LYLS ABBY 1 AND DANA 11 2 GAD Pts Oy tenniswBIT+ZIS xuKB + MARA AND GORN )EFF 2bro Gr8xw 55 br ' aBRIAN ILYMDGGMS; I am pieces of all who have touched my lite . . . and I am more because of it Lois Natalie Feinberg The moments are only temporary the memories will last forever Thanx Janice Marashari 2 ludyDavid Laurajen Paul Susitodd Band WOW! Oh my! JPW Hey Michael 143lots ILove you Mom Dad and Rob LATER Patrick Federico FEDS;79T A.Good times with BB — EP WH JS MS MR LF The girls??? Starlight,Brigg ' s Bashes. REMEMBER the Boyz. Summer of 85 still more to come. Italian ' s — what else. I luv Maria ThanxMaDa Peter Joseph Esemplare ' rim 70 Road Runner Rules! Remember Motor Mounts in the Parking Lot Good Times With FEOS,FAl MAT,MICRO, BENNTHILL, BB,CAM, RUNNING WITH THE WIND MOPARIIOVI MOM AND DAD. Katherine Ann Edwards Best times w The Femmes, Hel, SM+AOL, R| ute classic s ' Mems of 7 VB,XC,Phil and Bruce ' Ss shore I lappy endings and new begin- nings II Y Mom and Dad and Bob, Sue, Carr Eileen Marie Duffy years seemed so long, but went by so quk k. Friends forever — Annette, Laurie, and I inda. Junior Year. T ' s class Thank God H.S. is over . . . 144 Debbie Allison Fern FERN TBOTSW MLAILGJESCHTGJGEFDG BChWknd MAR — Frenz R — 4Evr!WF GDY ' -tIN TFEIM SUM84 ' Leo HAHA ... B0083 NONO BGCHILL — ALNITELONG Timz Nvr 2B4GoTTin — FRANK - ILY Are we almost there? LYMDSW Philip H. Feuerstein PHII FOY CHTCKIE |OEL 1 1 F ' )IM Mo )o CHAKA SERGE BUBS CEC DB JKDK MACHINE — 7, SHORE, BS, LIDO, Soc 3 - I have often regretted my speech, never my silence. A FREE BIRD - THANKS MDBR - SAYATA Gayle Fortel BF Stacey and Kvm 2-19-83 2- 16-85 GB ' Don- na — DPH Gd.X ' S VV BT LS JG BOPSJ LB LED ZEP BDS JPF Fusco Kym WhoV ' THE ULTIMATE Rounds! Partying Sum 82 Gina - GOODI.UCK Thanks Mom,|im,Gram,Bi,|o ILY Gary R. Francis We ' re setting off with soft explosions, bound for a star with fiery oceans — STONES,ZOOO W S Track; Soccer, TooBad: X-C SI I W TMEIX, How, |R EE - Cash your dreams before they slipawayRT Richard E. Francis Good Times With The Boys ' JC, ID, BB, PC, GP, DG, EF, DM! Thanks to Mr. and PR The Big M Hilltop |et To Free NYC to the Beach and over Buddy |.D. KING BROS. Cold Ones Thanks M2D Charles David Frank Hanging with FA, TS,|G. Sc.DI.RO 2mw, 2cd J1-5,DM Jot STUDIO GAP Parties GAP Theory Flusy and SHWMW TJ VAN HALEN Holy were Doin it CUT TO THE WEST END Jims Beach parties summer 85 Thanks mom Dad 145 Dina Marie Frantantoni Dina SAMPSON CL DT MF PS 4 Burr AC TT SUM85Cho-Cho! — SLW jzmzss NEVER — SURRENDER EQD MGagjcccLBCollsRP ' s! PTM?v+IT BELMAR HOODNOTHIN ' LASTS FOREVER LG!here! FRANKIE . . . ThanxM+D NO STOPN ' US! Mamie Lee Fromkin SANCHEZ CL DT DF PS 4 — s 2 — 83 85? BT 2 meanesslDEC — |S 1FLUSY BO ' SatCOLS TT ' s — HOODS? brats P 2 HEY!midshift SWY — Trudy CHO-CHO MegaM NICKIE !HERE = ' s MGBP ' S — Vit — NoStop ' nUSII LUV U M+D — HANG IN THERE CORE Joanna Alexandra Gallager Jo TGraz MOB Sue Phil Joel )im Tom Gar Stace Nance Hoy Shmoo KEV Fern WINE - Sum85 — LBI, BChill CYO — SKI TRIP Wkends — LIDO — BP — VA — Badgers - CREEPS — NUC,MM — BScon!! — It ' sBeen Real — LY — M+D, S+P, M,A,SAL Linda Amy Ganek PUNKY ' MESSMZLWSCSBCLDTDFJDCCJZ . . . WBT ' NYS GUNTRY ' LDLA 3 CDT SWY Chink TUBULAR MAGGOTS BubzySEZ Outcast? |F BOOHOO Swingles AZS - HUNT SUM84 85 p 2 GTDF T.L.I.T.B.C. BRANDON II Y IHEMosttestThanksMDE Gary Adam Gechlik Gech Flech — MITCH, GREG Lissy Remember Summer Soccer:NAD, Teja, )OE — Flogging at the RAWL BotB wDude — Crest — People who push and shove are often the first ones to fall 146 Glen B. Gechlik Gech — friends with Gary, Hoe, Yoss and Craig. Active in Soccer, Track, Golf and lifting. Looks like Rutgers. It ' s far better to do bad than to cheat. Thomas Gillman Jeffrey Scott Ginsberg Ginz Partying out at the studio Doug 30T! 4At Malibu Canoe Trip All-State Tennis Zeplin Rules Great Times w SC, RO, CD, MW, CF, CD, TS, FA, GT, SB, EK, MO You Can ' t Always Get What U want ILY-MD]. 9fS i Elise Ann Giordano Spec.mem ' sw WW.LV.SR.PW.DG.KC.BBJM. BFF-RAN,EL,CRIS ily guys! CRIS-TTW+BHP Chk.eng. EL-Shore theporf ' TR.MS.PM. RAN. Growinguptogetherwasthebest!!! CHUCK- ILYA+f!3-10-85 Thanx MD+BLY. DeanneGittons 147 Geri E. Gittes )R IT AND LET NOTHING STAND IN YOUR WAY . . . GOODTIMES W THE PAR- TYGANG WheretoNext Iflt ' snotYoursLetitGo — CM.SR - PROM85 - NTBFSUMMEROF85W ML - - ILY! - 101 GOOBER CAVITY CREEPS RULE — THANXMDSI Marci G. Gittes BABY GOOD TIMES W HMNVLMl BKSKC VP REAL FRIENDS! HM — BFF E T+T BB — RAT HL MW — TP7:3()BF IAKES TJBVCJDC- CGULMNV — UMGT LM — BVP DEC JEFF — ILUA+F — GREAT MEMS+x ' S TC YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE! THANXMDSI Greg Allen Goodfriend GOODY HEAD,NADZ,SHRAMM,LUK BEEZER AND BOOM. 85 Summer nighters at goodies. The hat and mugs. Times w Friends. The shore and casa. Psyche and skoking. Thanks Mom and Dad. Jeffrey Gornstein ISI GADNA 1985 CYCLING IN VT ' 83 AND I HI CAPI ' 84 FUN W THE 3 SPAZ ' S SH GIRLS, AND MY SISTER MARA CAN ' T BIUIVE WF MADE IT THRU THIS HH! 2JEN:CUAL 7JdeN|2Q Joseph Grande Anthony Graziano . AZ WRESTLING STROHS BROS ' GBA REAI TIMES W GROSS CLEM COLO ' WWC — BLOWOUTS COLDBUDS.DT?CL CLEMS ANNUALS!GL+B| ' S MB ! 13A?LEVS — ALL NITER ' CHO-CHO A?SUM 85 AG+MG(S ,h ?LB -- NH -- TK - JP ' IRUIIYMD 148 Theresa Marie Graziano TGRAZ JO CV JOEL PHIL STA MOBM KR F - JIM SN EK AJ | | DF DuWINE BPmach7 NYC23MM BScon Cheering SHOREsum85 LBIkevMG FRIENDS — ILY LIDO -- CREST! We ' ll move heaven and earth. DANNY ILY AND ThanksMDCP Joel Eric Greenberg JEG F — JIM DONG TGRAZ BUB [ )0 A +S CHAKA MOBM SAYATA!BP — MACH7 NYC23 RiptideBch HSI GG ' DuWINE Sum84 85 Shore Yale MsC LIDO TP HO BS CT To strive, to seek, to find, and not toyield ' ThanxMDL Deborah Constance Grett DEBBIE GOOD TIMES WITH GREAT FRIENDS WW ]D |K ML SZ I LOVE YOU GUYS — FUN VACATION LBI FLA NC — FDU SOCCER GAMES LA PETITE - HERE ' S TO FUTURE DAYS — LUV U MOM,DAD,A,P,M OC B I MADE IT! Mark B. Gross REAL TIMES W GRAZ, CLEM,COLO — STROHSBROS.THE BOYZ LB,NH,TK SG ' XES ' VRD MG AG AT 6th COLLS COLD BUDS BQS WWC — DUDE MAN GBA CHO(CHO,CHA) FB AT HOLL ' S 1 5A DUBLCUF VETGIRL ' LATER ILYM D K Etta Lynn Hafeken Good times w DD KR SW JZ MM FreaksStreet. Coordination?! LGH Prom Weekend. StopGigglin! Rezi VO+lce T.H. 2 Ow- ings. Led Zeppelin MYB — FRIEND |OHN. LUNCH?!EXTASY SMMSLT I LOVL YOU MOM AND DAD! Lori Hagey VICKI SEEN WITH DAVE JEN CASS HELEN ROB LYNNE LAURIE MEMS OF BAND IN- DOOR GUARD FLORIDA WHO ARE THE FLOWERS FOR? DON ' T EAT PIZZA HORSE MOUTH CYO LITTLE SIS — CAROL THANX MOM AND DAD ILY 149 Richard L. Hardy THANKS TO MOM AND DAD GOOD TIMES WITH PHIL AND BOFF. ANTHRAX, METALLIC A 1,MOLSON,FRA THE JA+CA. NEW YORK, LASER, 72CHALLENGER 360 ' S RULE.MM,GF=B|, SEASIDE, NA,PDB ' S. ZEP- PELIN, DBS, LOT OF FUN AT )D Caitlin Siobhan Haughey I march to the best of the different drummer IRISH Ski CYO Crazy kids state of becom- ing I ' d start a revolution but I don ' t have time ' Blossom — |e recherche I ' affection, tu es leseul. Walter Heckel HEX. Dangerous friends — Briggs, Bene, SandO ' s, Imp, ENZ, RO, Brett, Sol, Ray, Murf, Feds — TA. Brigg ' s Bashes whale Heavy Metal RULES Deafening METALLICA in Brigg ' s Schwak M. Boff.85 Wayne Douglas Hettenbach I He is for the living BRUCE 2X!!Swimming. Hawaiian Shirts. I hate when FHAT hap- pertsK KM I l ' S ' Summ -rsvv SB,AS,WC Good limesvv LYBOMS - The ' LB). Platoon! I hanks to Mom Dad Gail Nan v Nick J. Hilas UCK ' IN A:Mean times at JD 14 Bays All N ' s MG ' s Base D S 1! Big B ' s Proms RMO SPLLDY ( BUDS STROI is BROS:MG AG LB CC |C )P DA 518 GBA CHO-CHO gel SKOKED Marnie ' THANX MOM AND DAD! DD BABE Marc Scott Hodes HO MUYA AAARRGH! thrashing power metal concerts at LAMOUR SLAYER CELTIC FROST VENOM KAM James A. Michener books ROCKY Sleelers 1 Thanks to HASHEM+everybody else who helped me. 150 . -f 9fc ■ s h ., -a l Ih i aJ I k Wm H L vH 1 lr 4 r Darren J. laione Football 40 Having the best of times at Jaffs WWC Canoe t HA Mischief Night Jeep Lazer DFR Football Camp More than just a FBC I made it everyone stay in touch I love you Mom and Dad and Kevin Abby Dee Israel SP.+FA. 1 LYLS — DANA T 2 +|EN 2 GAD - PTS — OY BIT — IBTC DEB — SALLY MARA — )T AT LEH.85 JG NS — RAMAPO ' ISRAEL SUMMER 85 ANDY — LUV YA FLA.84+5 HR 7 YR LAURA YOU ' VE GOT A FRIEND ' LOVE YOU MDF+T Walter Jackson WALTSKI To all the homeboys — PE ACE. Troy, Mark, Irvin, Kenny, Reid, Booker, Terry FRESH TRACK Running hurdles. Byrne, Gomerci, Ortiz, Cafone, Nash, DV. Be The Best You Can Be — THANKS I Adam Rick Jacobs ATS ' BUBS DONG ]R GG COOL T GRAZ CHAKA RUBO C.VIG — M.AVE TV CAPERS ' BRUCE CON. ' LN — DRIVE RANGERS MOCK ON BIT M0 2 DON ' T THINK OF THE FUTURE IT COMES SOON ENOUGH THANKS MOM, DADJJ Andrew Thompson Jenkins FOUR YEARS WITH THE BAND LOTS OF MEMORIES AIM HIGH AIR FORCE THE BEST IS YET TO COME ALTHOUGH THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME LZ THANKS FOR EVERYTHING M,N,D,A ILYK Eric G. Kahn Good timesw Green,Foy, Ats, Shannon, Ute,Cindy, |R,TGraz, Bubbles, MOB,Gi,|G,CH — Basketball, Tennis w Ginz - Geriand MarcLfriends always and forever — and to my best friend, Gregg — and all the rest 151 Kristine Diane Kareivis Vice President of FBLA. Worked for Mr. Grossman from 85-86. I have many fond memories of my years in Jonathan Dayton with my best friends: BA,KS, LS.ED. LS,AA. Love you Mom. Dad, |oe. Janice Susan Kefer W a n i c e | O P G o o d Yimes w g o o d friends;MLSZKRWWLFDG Zis -- Xmas Par- ties, Kentuk, PUS Bit — Les; MO-Mo: |PW mp- ty w ml Wen cruisin vv RR — GS+WE Dream on. Dream Until Your Dreams Come True ILYM D Shannon Kiley SHOOT! FEMMESCindy UteSandy Kath2 CHERUBS X-Cwith B| BB TAILGATES SHORE GUNSKI TRIPS 2?6-263s now? Cruising bluestar westFun People DEMENTED AND SAD BUT SOCIAL Proms4? CYO irelandlLY MomDadNora 3 Thomas John Kisch 12 Football 1 Bays Allnighter GT IACDICDJPCMCCCJCNH BBQs HA BUD 1 Strohsmcn and |affs Phys $60 Best ol X w Dce Cee, SH8S Staring contest IK and DC ' II Yf I U are the greatest II Y Mom and I )ad OH Joseph John Kitchell Knights of the round table. But that ' s besides the point. Risk on weekends. Don ' t even think about it! Mike DeVito. Great times with Roy Nick, Mike, and the rest of my crew 4ever! Michael Kenneth Knox RACING IN THE STREETS - CAMARO, CUDA,RR, STANG, 4X4.THE BOSS AND PET- TY ROCK. NEW TIRES. ANDY, JIM, MARK. SIT MAN. AR.NR.MO, PRIMJS. THANX MOM AND DAD. LET THE GOOD TIMES ROI I . DON ' T STOP BELIEVIN ' 152 Scott Jeffrey Krumholz GOOD TIMES WITH BIRN, MYLES N Schram- bo. Sven. What ' s up? Youmm! BR with RG. BIT ' S and SPLuey! What a Nightmare! PHIL.C N THE POLICE. ' MEL Hi IRINA! HEY ROBIN, WHO SINGS THAT SONG? Maragret I Kurasz MEMS OF: Rpr ' s Dlt Lav Nyrs REZ 3poles RTRT Smr of ' 85 VB EL dancin ' andcruisin ' know!? Guyz - KIT UR RC 84 5 it IBI Kook ya KC LB KS KR hrrrr! RMP There ' MOM DAD AND D no stoppin ' us ILY Michael — Cam O ' Donnell — Lam MIKE CUDA-MAN GREAT TIMES AT Dayton. WIIL MISS IT AUTO SHOP, ESL, LRC Ezem, Knox, Murfh Feds, BB, Rapp, Wells, Benford, Enzo, FATMAT, Schmidt — I wanna ROCK! RACE MY CAR. GOOD LUCK Cris LaRosa LaRu - WAGON Times Sharing GBA WITH THE STROH ' S BROS. Balk - 5JV (Bubbalr.) ART W Mr.B Good Times withCc:AG: MG:|C:NH: Thanks CLASS OF 86 FOR THE GREAT TIMES (NADTGIT ' S OVER THANX- MOM DAD YEAH Frank ]. Lania TimesToRememberWithLARZAN- DTHEBOYZATGARY ' S, |AV,RH,AB,PH RBIS MYFAIRLADY,THE|OKFR-SHOP,DIO,KISS, AC DC,CONCERTS,SKYNARD -- FREEBIRD LED ZEP,LIFEISSOSHORTSOLIVE ONEDAYATATIME,LOVEYOUM+D+M Donald E. Larzleer 153 Beth Faye Lebovitz LEBO ' Crazy Times W — NRSZ Israel West End Mill ' Communist Regime Mazda ' Red Car- rera ' KFC Pick-Up THE GYM ' Dinners Out W - Nan and Zis ' DIRTY H 2 0 J Nice Coun- try ' Thanx my GREATEST SUPPORT! MADAMS IM+M Mara llene Lerner HER ISRAEL W BRO JG CAPT VB R! MEMS W GORDY ALKIES MOLSON JPW GR — TIMES W Deb2 Wendy JK ES SZ JF LF |T — W AI |D B FORE CLASS CRUTSIN ' ARE THEY FOR REAL! ASB BONGS LEHIGH WKNDS ILY — MDDBR Colleen Elise Liddy (Oils SEYMOUR DT DF MF PS ' burr, ri.AW- ' AC ' EQD ' SSIwMZ MyRP ' s R GUYS MGag( Cj I BMHI Rl ! Cho ChoALNITR rrrr = ' sVitGH ?PTM?br brats THNXBG S8345 Jusl ALittle MorelimelsAllWereAsk- ingl or ' lyMDKM NOSTOPIN ' US Robert Losey Happy it ' s over — Looking forward to college and a bright future. Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Holly). Macaluso Good Times W Real Friends!! BB B 4 HYMA HWCF PC4H+B4L FNWL GH HEAD DOPES: R+P. MEANNESS! UBFMG RP ' S NO MORE Lit ' tle PEOPLED pias.P? The game of life is not won . . . Until the s ore is even. 154 Douglas E. Maher Good times with TS, FA, CF,MW 2 , RO, SC,CD, ICDI, SB,MC,TP, My Heb Friends — CC,|G 2 PF - MPG, — Joelsnye HOOPS — Jaff ' s — Nor- mandy85 86 — 30T Jeep — We ' re doin ' it — You ' re only young once — A of the year — ILYMD) Patti Manning Good times with good friends . . . The tank — Driving backwards — Saturday Nights — Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal I love you Mom. Darren Marcantuone THE Que EF,DG,BB,PC,JC,RF,GP,JD THE Ci- ty WH82CAMp pajBD S of 85 pool We should enjoy today while it ' s here . . . cause someday today will be a long time ago!NFMRF IMisupop MDKTMCThanx Jean Marie Maresca To ALL MY FRIENDS. THANKS FOR EVERYTHING . ESPECIALLY. LG,RZ,BB I LOVE YOU MOM AND DAD THANKS TO my Brothers and Sisters. COBY, I LUV YOU ALWAYS AND FOREVER. BROOKLYN Leonard Marianino Deneen Martino The moments were special, the memories will be cherished — Good times in Mband IG. Special mems of Stephen — Kel, Fish, Quiche, Bam and JR — My BF Christine M D This is what I did for love! ILU. 155 Kathleen McCormick K MtC: Good limes w great friends — Sue, Kelly,Kecia,Sue,Shari,and The Femmes - Mems o( VB - U2 — NY Barney? THE PAST IS JUST A PORTRAIT, THE FUTURE IS OURS TO I RAME. — Squeeze ILY MOM Kevin Patrick McGrath McCRUFF GREAT-TIMES BRI ROB !! DOOLS TODD ' PED — GANG LOONEY — PLT |G TGRAZ MOSRRC -- DAWGS — TRACK — !! LIFTING CYO AC DC — U2 — BEATLES ICAROL DAYTONA ACT JUSTLY, LOVE TENDERLY.+WALK WITH GOD TXM+D Thomas E. Meixner MIX -- BASKETBALL — SOCCER (SHORE- BOYS) SUMMER OF 85 W HOWIE, KATH,GARY,NADZ,JC+EE NEVER SUR- RENDER — KEEP YOUR DREAMS ALIVE — TRIUMPH ARC W |R,CK,FV THANKS M,D+F ft jirfa Tl V ML A 1 It HE i Kaushik Mittra Great tunes with Dr. Ho AW ML TM AS Say yes 5C! Dallas Cowboys 1! Tennis Swimming Football R K I hanks Mom Dad Good luck to the ( lass of 86! W ' ere we ' re going we don ' t any roads. Louis Michael Monaco III CARIBOU LOU! - ITU GAMBLERS: Good Times with Good I riends: I Q:RF:AG:CC:NH RO:DI:CL:CC:JR:JC:TK:B() MDI DS:2SRWC SNEAKY LOU: WHAT A BARGAIN!:TCOB6: ILY M+D: JCSP86 THANKS Mom and Dad, T MADE IT! :MV Cynthia Evans Moser SHOOT! I love You I emmes Great mems CYO - SKI ' Shore Guns GuyHunt M M (green!) Proms ' Men Working x-c Thanx BJ BB! Chorale ' Thanx Shannon Ute (2)Kathy Sandy Bf f II YMom and Dad The Best Day Of My life 156 Maureen Ann Mulvaney HEY DUDE — WHERE ' S THE BEACH?! SUM- MER 85 |G,PF,TG,TR,KR,)B,EH,PEE WEE,MB,SW,KR,DS,ILYALL — THANKS FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE. PS — GCAB CV — CHEAP TRICK 85 RO — ILY LATER — MUCH CIAOHLYM K Kecia Leanne Murray The moments were brief, the memories will last forever. Best of times:MB,Fla, France Luv those men in uniform Great friends:De- n een, Jess, Kath,Mel, BAM, |im Thanx 4everythinglLUVUM D Paul Joseph Nadzan NADY Good times withgreatfriends T],ROB,MIX,PHIL,YEEandLoonyTunPlatoon. SOCCER CAPT. 6, Doubles and Holidaylnn SUMMEROF85 GETSKOKED. LloydHair, Nice Eyes. TM ' sColdPorch. Goodys Hat! THANXMOM and DAD! My Nguyen Bruce Steven Oberhand PARTIED W A — Z PLATOON — SNIPER. HORSE, PANTLESSJD SISTERS, MIX, QUICK. CARTER, NADDY,EC,etc. B P! CADDY.ZUCC CAPER. XC. ALL NIGHTR HAWAIIAN PARTY. SERVED TIME 84-85. SB.THE WHO — WE ' RE ALL WASTED Robert John O ' Neill R.O. Pounding at laff ' s w theBOYZ Moped Buzz ' s DF RAIDS themoped gang TJ ' s Quarters canoetrip Sibes85 NY EVE Tony ' s Pubthe Apps I love you Mom Dad G P Lisa always 9 23 84 Thanx CA 157 Patricia Anne Padden Good Times With Special Buddies Aileen,Hallie, Sue, The Femmes Seaside85 — POGS — VB Pi ' s Concerts Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose. ILY Mom, Dad, and Cathy Craig Howard Parker FleaBag GBS KC ABC MS GG- ' DS ScpJr!!! CHOWDER CampUofP Rm308 Excellent! Qrtrs BSLA TimelsAGreatTeacher, ButUnfor- tunately ItKillsAll ItsPupils It ' Been Real . . . ILYMOMDADSIS 2 Ute Patsch SHOOT!Track and X-Cw B+B) — Cherubs FUNPEOPLE SK K CM Europe DCCN Swing Shorthill Spider Squeeze CYO Skiing Tailgate CalcParties OOTE CLASSICS Are we having fun yet? 1 I 8 ILY Nothing Gold Can Stay. wm m George Joseph Pica Road Crue PC,)D,BB,RF,DG,]P Closets Duking BOE Coco,Grove Pounding Daz ITH GINA The Riv BBIDDG house 40 Post Belmar Future ed. college, Parties SB ' s )R ' s class Mom and Dad thanks Seenw BUD,Ryles, Fils.Wiss, Fish, Kipper, Bob,Vito, Walt,SS, BOJP Mixint Breezin = 5 D Ryles Peters! CLAPTON Allmans,Who, Summer84 ' 85 ns al Lav ICanStill HearHis LaughterAnd ICanStill HearHis . . . e, AAZY TIMES ames Joseph Pieper I ' VE LOVED THESE DAYS! CRRRAAZY W ALL HANDS, QUICK, HORSEJD SISTERS, MO,MCGRUFF, R+R, SK,MCHF, G(P)F, SHRAMBO, RP,XC TEAM; REM:H. PARTY Song S,B,B IS K TO P+D! THANKS for L+S MOM, FAMand FRIENDS 158 Jeffrey A. Pinkava i LUV U ALWAYS JEAN Cheape TURBO TA blowouts hanging with the boyz TK,AG,NH,JC,MG,LB,GP cold ones hitting the shore 4() ' ocean canyon bound 10 daz BUD- MAN Pounding Mary Frances Plaia Stacey — Secret Missions ILY — BONG Dena — Hello Betty! Renee — Bubbles Mona — KS — Summer of 85 — KB — ILY — 7 85 — Ya FK! SMCIGL! Henry O ' s Carm — BFF PC — I ' ll Never forget You! 65 Grant Ave. ILY — DADANDMOM! Dawn Marie Pohlman Capt. 14 Soccer,Bball, Softball ' Summer of 84 ZYM,MK,SM SS DC SW Old Neigh. ' Special Mems Greg 10 Boss L4685! Pizza!ILY SOYF Thanks MOM,BRLSL GMANDGP Life Is Short No Mat- ter How Long You Live. So Live. John Purcell Remember good times in class of 86. D.D Q- man 1 to many times at the mds. Getting lost in the Res. also remember great times in Florida. Beefs??Ride ' em Thanks Mom and Dad, I made it Kristin Raamot BUBBLES OW! MY — ! P. )OKES ILU ' S CV — SR — |G — PF — A| — JR — MK MM - OB — MB — TG — GG GR ' GREEN! HURR PTY TWINS? KEYS JP ANDS-SIDE CC ' S CT.CON LIDO ST.MANDESTO 84 EBH? DOODIESMACK! ILY MOM AND DAD,A+L JUST BE HAPPY - Mara Gissela Ramirez N,NAME=jLA PALLA LOCA MACRA! I LOFE:miANA, miAPA,V.D. MAMA AND LA RAZA: M.T.N. B. FLORIDA — GREAT TIME SUMMER ' 85. B.F:Vivi,Comadre H. Sonia and punks . . . LOVE YA — M.A.; M.L..A. 159 Andrew R. Rappaport PIGMOBILE, SS,GP,PRIM RR.MIKE CUDA.CARMARO, AND IT CRUISING THE TOWN, THE POWER OF THE PIG, CAR- SKIING,FAT MATT AND DEBBIE FRIENDS FOREVER. MK,ASJS, IT ' S A POSSIBILITY, THAN KS MOM AND DAD DREAM! Susan Marie Rauschenberger DIPPY b.f.f. PROVJ.D. SISTERS . . . LU.(Dopy) — Nice WALK BB 1433udDu! . tailgates w Obie, Sniper — etc. R-a-W. TRACK X-C CAPT. CaC 1 FRIP w Cocoa FLY P — pl.Zis,L,K Always rem u BB. Luv you MD E. KimberlyAnn Rickerhauser GOOD TIMES w EH,FB,SR,PW,SWMM Shore LBI — Always;Vo+ice T.BOOM docks!H20Wings;25C ' s; Rezie;NYC Foot- ball!Doob! PitstopslTOMATOES GYMCLASH; PARTYing!BABLING!PROM weekend FRESHILuv Ya MOM AND DAD! I James Joseph Roberts JIMOTHY I ' jimDOOBS DONG TGRAZ GH CHAKA MoB MIX BUBS SAYATA! LIDObp MACH7 - NY23MMSA - TP BS CT - ( PShore 8485ARC MemXC W? IpBoCs GfM DuBeer MC YALE PJ2 BmUtG Life is a Paradox (UNreal) rhanxDMT David Andrew Rockman Spfld Library — (Til g) — r ' deer C — D — 81 4th, Gloria Rad+Comp — sec ' y ' Deutsch ' - ML,KM,DS Key C Snr — rep 666 — Lunch Expl. The meek may inherit the earth, and the rest of us will go lo the stars Barry Rodburg Good Times with TodKevLar Dave|imVit Wee Kattheshore with theveryone cous May Fish Jul Robin Lyn Renee Flanasta GAAP Soccer Nadz Phil T| Kadish MIX Res with Vit trips to the shore and GA1 8 Capt. K LarLit RD Get low Grab Dab 160 Matthew Rogala FATT MATT MR.MONTE IT ' S Been Wonderful Memories AT J.D. Thanks To All OF The Class Of 1986 ESPECIALLY MOM AND DAD Good Times w LF MR PF BB EP CM SS SC WH JF. and Tha girlz??? Nancy Rosenbauer B C S Rem — crazykidsinastate of becoming w.endamusement citymongers DCefood groovy ski trips YouGotSoMuchToSaySay WhatYouMeanMeanWhatYou ' reThinking ThinkingThinkAnything Thanks GFHMBTP Gilon Stanley Rubanenko Gl DOOBS DONG F Jim TGRAZ JOSERGE BUBS CHAKA ZIGGY CHORAL BP MACH7 NYC23MMSA — TP HO CT CPFla85 — SOCCER — 13 Tj LIDO USY CC)P i LUV u! Life ls A Dream, l Hope 4 l Never Awaken ThanxDMYYD I ' , ' VJ ,• Cheryl Rose Rubin Live every moment, Love every day. Special times with Mike, Donna, Lynn, Pat and Oolie. The Who! Memories of Daisy; Piano. My EscortlLove to Mom, Dad, Ben and Grand- parents. Rollerskating. Born to Run! Stacy Rubenstein ESTA — ILYmdhn Wendy Bon Rad Mo HOOBr Baby jane Bethy Lauralie KR EY SNT gcrust How do I know what I ' m gonna B when I grow up?l don ' t even know what I ' m gonna be 4 Halloween yet! DENNIStheMENACE Nicholas James Ruggieri FUN TIMES WITH ]OE K AND MIKE D. GAS MONEY OR YOU CAN WALK BK,CR,EF LIVE FOREVER. THANKS CW.GIANTS,METS 1 WAPP ROCKS! RISK WITH ]K,MD, AM+RM - YOU ' VE GOT TO TAKE THE CHANCE! 161 Thomas Saba Linda Susan Sabol I NEVER GIVE UP ON YOUR DREAMS My Good Friends Will Never Be Forgotten. A. A. Remember All the fun we had at L.A. I know I had some good times there!!! THANKS FOR EVERYTHING,MOM DAD. Dana Jill Sacher banana CHAIN I INK IOCKHNFAMLY WGT:S( SB IW DW CC SS MZ JD )S |Z PINKLADIES PRIMASEFI ROCK2S FRANCE? T nskv Wild Morses, gonna rifle them someday NelBel II Y MD C ANTHONY,i love you Andrew Robert Sadin Hangingoutwith -- Mike, )im, Skinny Rapp, Dump, Prim - Live for today because there may be no tomorrow - Thanx Mom and Dad, New tires, sit man, 4x4 ' s rule, SATAN FIVES, 79-chevy Bla er,forklift Burnouts 162 Thomas Anthony Salimbene TS Good times with Doug, Frank, Charlie, Rob, Mike, Mark, WH, KM, CD, SC, JG, P], MC, Dl, PF, and with HOOPS, The Canoe Trip, Norman- dy Beach with Jim,TheMoped Gang Better Days are Ahead ILYMDP Rhoshon L. Sanders Take Time to Love and be LOved. Take Time to pray that ' s what the world is made of. Love you MOM, DAD, Ty, Walt, had fun CS, MB,VM,CG, Danny Wraped with the best of um! HAvefun. Anthony Sarica Luigi Sarracino WEEGE DE,OT FOOTBALL ' 88,HWT WRESTLING PHYSCO ' S SGF85 THE CON- GA WITH ALFA-ROMEO GTV — 6 HANGIN WITH GG,jY,PN,SB THANX FOR ALL YOU HAVE DONE MOM AND DAD Alfredo Saurini WELL ARRIVADERCI THANKS TO MY MOTHER;she ' s The Best. BYE TO STEVE AND GOOD LOOKING VITO. GOOD LUCK AN- THONY,MARIA,and Giovana.B.j.and )azz 88. ITALIA NUMERO UNO. Judith Renee Schlosser Jude — Memories of Great times w Special Friends ... I LUV ALL! Cheering,Chorale,The Village -- Cool Times! JFTY -- all2gether w Wild Wkends; Brownies, I. E.;SHOES JrPrmw G.C. Sum85Harlam ILYMDSD 163 James R. Schmidt CRUZINSPIKE ANDY SEM PRIM 4X4 67 ' STANG RULES DOWN IN THE MUD NEW TIRES. SITMAN. HANG LOOSE, SHAKE IT EASY, THE BOSS ROCKS THANKS MOM AND DAD GO WITH YOUR FEELINGS AND DON ' T LOOK BACK. David Schneider Stacey Lee Schneiderman STACE BFF Mary and Dena Summer Lovers 84 85 ' THE Mexican at Casa Rez SMC GOODY,DP,HL,LW,HW,TS,RV,TH,RRR, CAT Blow Out What Time is it ' LB ILY Mom Dad Fal )on NOTHING GOLD CAN STAY Elizabeth Natalie Schram BITTY SCHRAMBO.IBTC W JP.TRO) — AB- BY, WOB CHUBCHEEKS! TEN- NISBUSRIDIS DRESSUP |EN D|. MICK AND BOWIE W PISMAN. MOCKOUT AJ.4 MUSKIIIIRV AAAY! lANDSimo-mo III THE GOOD TIMES ROLL LUV U MOM AND DAD! Christopher Brian Schramm IT WAS GREAT WHIL E IT LASTED. Summer of 85, Weekends.SC, GO PSYCHO, AND LONG NIGHTS WITH THE GUYS,NADZ, TE- JA, GOODY.BRUCE and PIEPER, FRIENDS FOREVER. THANKS MOM and DAD. Doreen Marie Schwerdt Those Crazy Nights I do remember in my youth. I do recall Those were the best times most of all Lisa ' Saturday Herbie G TW LA |C MA KC IS Hey Badoobie MLTYA Frank 10 1 1 85 ThnxM D 164 I S W t 1 B B w ■ ' v M Vl Jill Marie Scioscia It ' s never too soon to start! Won ' t forget — JZ DS HM DS |D PP W DT Allnighter! 11-23-83 Mick my Endless Love A+F HCD The one and only BE ILY MD+DD Don ' t Dream it ...BEIT! Thomas Sebolao Mark David Semel Spike and Spark,Chuck. Spic, Sa ba the Hut, the Bat. Memories of Summer of 85. Heavy Metal; Cranking up the Iron Maiden, Metallica . . . The battle is only half way over . . . Ellen N. Shapiro Sharing times w BOF ' S; Lee Anna Matt Ran Barb Tom and Chuck. 143Guys.Mems of PR wkend. Blow Out. Spec mems w Lee — KB — PM — Too Hot — Frog BF4ever. You guys R spe . Thanx Mom and Dad ILY Paul Siegel Dave • Dan • Eraserhead • Kevin Smit • HS • Cure • Show • Tonight Trip Much? Lois • We • Don ' t Care:We ' re • Going • Out Anyway • Todd (Jap) Laura Break That Date with the Towers • Susi and Mo I Love You Both Bye Laurie A. Sinclair Never think of the future — it comes soon enough. Love my family. Thanks to the gang for all the good times. 2044231 9,nyy,DC. 165 Marc Craig Singer Singer GG,CP,SB Skiing TALT Driving in a kosher 450 Is it yours? Israel 84 Camp Vofp 85 R-308 The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigators. ILY MDM+F Everett Smith It was the best of times and the worst. It ' s been fun Marc S, Thanks for the ride in your 450 SL. I laugh when I think about Spanish 2. Wish me luck! And thanks Terrence! True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, But in the worth and choice. 4H friends, Seeing Eye, Vet Sci, France, Swimming, D) editor, Skating, Piano, Relax. Love to Mom and Dad. Sheryl Ellen Smith Sherri Berri My Girl 3 Mingy and Lisa We go together:! wM l gSbDsC2DwScC1 DtMfDfJd BHDsis |S 2rrr Wanton Primasept S- hunl ' swv ' MB Swingles 7-11 run Pink Ladies t2 I RP ' S B-party MOdonnaNI YMDI SOM — BFF — IAURAM2 DUPONT w LB SUM 84 Riot Walk Lxtasy 1 ANJV NICKIE bf 2 |ill,)ean,HM,SC,KC. Mona - MP - - 65 Grant Ave. Mets an Ply wk w the buzz B at P IMGE ILY MD) -N- ANT Here we go . . . Sp+Fa 1 ' i LYLS ABBY 1 +J EN 2 SCHRAM WOB GORN ISRAEL ' 84 Adi GAD — Pts — Oy M+MS MC85 |Y SG LYS Great x ' s w JEFF ILY 9 15 84 Smile it is the second best thing to do w your lips ILY M+D 166 Cynthia Spohn Don ' t worry bout tomorrow it will be here soon. Memories of Dayton. Gonna paint the world PURPLEIAII my love to Mom,Dad, Philip, Yaya, Papo, Laurie, |ody,Rhoshon, ED,+CG. PRINCE LIVES! Mitchell Scott Stein GARY . . . Thanks Uncs Daytona . . . Will You EVER Get Here? . . . I ' ll know by now. I love you for everything Mom. Do what ' s good for you, or You ' re not good for anybody Kelly Seay Stewart Good times may come and go but special memories last forever. Special times with special friends. Deneen,Larry,Matt,Kecia Great mems of MB and IG. Special mems of KM. Brett S.Stolz GOOD TIMES WITH SOL, MR. G, HEX, ENZ, STO, IMP, SOL ' S HOUSE, THE B ACOOL BREEZEF DU CAMAROZF FLORIDA, JONES.RAT! THE SHWAK WILL ATTACK! JUNE 25 PANDT PRINCESS OFTHE NIGHT ROB I ' LL ALWAYS LUV YOU THANX MOMANDDAD David Swingle Donna Luree Tedesco DD SPANKY CL MF DF PS4 !HERE! FLAWAC SUM8V85 CHOCHO VETGUY B3orfBFT PTM Crp ' s Exits Are Only Entrances To Someplace Else cheer = ' s RguysMGIAGC JC BAN brats Vit mems w PR 4ever Lmdt NoStopnUs 167 jm mmmmm Paul Gregory Teja SOCCER 1, 16, THANKYOU CHRIS V. LOVE YAIGOOD TIMES AT JD! LET ' S HIT THE SLOPES1PSYCHOTIC! RADICAL TER- RAINJTHANKS JOE! GETTIN ' LOWITHANKS MOM AND DAD! NADZ AND SCHRAM!BEST FRIENDS! Edward Paul Thur ToHex KeeptheFaith! HeavyMetal Thrills Power Metal Kills. Thanks Mom for your help and Mrs.Schweiter.Mayweall see each other again. Ills staying good health with a budiny hard, i ' ll remember . . .always!Goils! Christopher Toner Gregory Scott Torborg •GREG- Baseball - 10 Football — 88 Will 2 Win DAWN ' SOYF! 9 7 84 ' LB15 10 BRUCE8 22 Shore84-5 D4 6 Thump! VHTune Studio! MIC RO, TK.IG.CD, MC,P|, PF + MpdGang ■ rew ' ll Y — Mom,Dad,DT2! Nadine Marie Vidal Good xs w LB MG KC KS HM BM DB — MG - AN — STARLITE B — ML — MW — what ' s going — on — burning — up — let ' s — party Cherry — Hill — clover — MG — NV um — where ' s — my — car — what — the FK - Friends — How — many — have — them — Here — we — go Lucia Maria Vietro Dopey Dippy Stubby Good times on track — soccer w SW BB — u rat Friends 4ever on- ly7mwalk! 3:30 a.m.! B 1 ... ict the end! Thanx 4 being there when I needed u - Friends 4ever SR PW ILU mom dad 168 Cara Mia Vignola I luv yu mom, dacl, Alicia. Crust GREEN! The BEST OF TIMES w KR A| SR PF JG TG GG FRIENDS. SIT AND DRIP — PRIVATE IOKES -- INSEP CTCON ' UNFOR. TWINS? JP -- WKND RICHIE 4 EVER YOU ' RE NICE Mark J. Walters GoodTimes with FA,TS,CF,MW,JG,SC,DI,DM, 31-5,30T,SPs, Gap,FACE,SBH,DISEASE,lce- M a n , M o os e h ea d — U.Frisbee with Chuck,Tom ' s, Were Doing it! You got a Big Thanks Dad Mom Brad Amy Josephine Wasylyk MOHAWK - - Kas (Hi Guys!) Lavalette, TEXAS! Soccer 13 Thank SLP KAK Ma Dad Malt Gram — ily guys Good luck to everyone. Look out world, here I come! Take on Me Helen M. Wasylyk A Good things come to us who wait ( WAIT . . .) Excuse me, am I in your way?? Kathy,Lori2 Robert,etc. — ILY! . . . Wildwood . . . Plast!! ULIES — We ' re the Best! Luv ya MDC I — WAZ Robert Michael Weimer Darkness gives faith its opportunity to glow. H.C.V.F. retreats and weekends were great!. Thanks for all the good times, WM,PM,HW, 2L ' s, 2V ' s, DL+)C+ ... Thanks,ILY MOM AND DAD Stacey Beth Weiskott BFA Gayle and Bina LSBT Good Times w Etta KRDDMM Partying Led-Zep 1 Always Remember GB+GF Is+JBJL Cruisin Guys 2 19 Sum. 82 BDS ILY M D I Live for my Dreams and a Pocket full of Gold . . . BG. 169 Danielle Ariana Weisse DAN — I PRIMASEPT: LEE — MON, DAN - I JBELLE - P F+MS3L — ILY! TENDERYEAR SPINKS SWYNGLES TJ ILYABP DANCE ALONG SILVER SAND AND BEAT THE TURTLEDRUM, THAT YOUTH MAY LAST FOREVER — AND SORROW NEVER COME. Stephen D. Wells COMMANDO — BMW NAKAMICHI+ALPINE 1, Quality sound is EVERYTHING SCHWARZENEGGER Time weightlifting — Karate and the Wells Corp. I Love You Jesus D+M+W+S THE TERMINATOR Lisa Emily White Lee MyGirH DersSherri trips Primasept PL - We GoTogether SS MZ Nels Dam Slime Ds CIRp Mid shift Tina Tubular Swy Swingles 7- 1 1run S-hunt LMDVC Lose Your Dreams and u will lose your mind. Providence L. Wissel DENCE« b.f.f. SUI |.D. Sis ' s I u BB U-RAT FF X(MRIK railgates PTY. vv Obie Snipa Mi Dippy Dopey Where ' s Sue? R-A-N IA10TN Prov ' s PI . is Where will it lead us from here. . IIMD|RK Michael Wood STUDIO, PJ,DM,CF,FA,TS,RO, 2CD )G,SC,DI,|C,MW, THE COLT, MGBF ZUC- CHINI CAPER, CANOE, DF RAID GAP THEORY, 30T — 31 5, NEW YEAR WAKE UP TOM . . . DROP DEAD, MPG, NORMANDY 85, THANKS MOM AND DAD. Wendy Anne Wyckoff BEST OF TIMES:Erin Mara Deb Di JK KC LG SZ Cruisin ' RP 2 |TS the RUN FH Motherd ALKIES Molson |D FLBMG Vacations BB w CG JPW E 2 I3 T T ASB B WINNING? 5yrs YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN! ILY MDAK 170 Pt, , ,■• L f k r i sw r r 3 Bruce Yablonsky Cruisin in the BOFFMOBILE+BAT-MOBILE AL DC Priest B+B ALWAYS WILDWOOD 85 EL NORA BUD 1 Wrestling 2802x BAT BOFF Thanks M DILY CATCH YA LATER! James Joseph Yee WRESTLING CAPT.O W ' 85,98 1 b(IOWA Spencerport, Princeton) — soccer — Seaside ' 85 Starlite Our Bug ' s Better! Yee,Bon Zon,Yimmy — jee Flea, Spree ' Class Of ' 86 — . Psycho Winners Find Ways of Winning YOSS Eric Richard Yoss Soccer 20 — Platoon — Caddy Shore Weeks! We ' re Nuts! Beauty BRUCE! ' 85 ' Backstage Crew — Track Good Times WH KM BO MS Life is for the Living Thanks M D Chi Zhang I thank all my teachers and friends in J.D. I give my love to my parents, T.B. and T.Z. Jill Anne Zimmerman Zim-Zam BBB4HM, Bing and Tina She ' s a little runaway! Friends till the End |S HM KS JD SC EH LW LG DC DS LW License? Wanton Friends?? 8 1 3 85CRASHHILYMDW The possibilities are Endless. Randi Sue Zirkel Great Times w MCMAJC BFA F LEE AL — NEVR 4GOTTEN Soccer Chorale ' Spec Xs w LARRY ' Union w CSMD Mems of MF Jr.Prom — Barb Jean El Chadwick Bch w NOR IP- DR — John C. Cruzin w Denna No Dest. ILYMDR- ' D 171 4 I 1 wL Shari llene Zisman Zis LeboandWE Nanan- dDC Ft.Laud ' 85wRohm Kef— PUS Blossom MC andU2 and MandB vv Bit — Dbl.wjen — PartiesandGR — 8 x sML,WW andDG. . . Why must you waste vour life away? You ' ve got to live for today and let it go. Mindy Zitomer Mind— My Girl 3 Sheryl Lisa We Go Together ' LW S2 C2 SB DT MF DS SC Clrp DF DW JD Bing ' Swy Pink Ladies T-Birds — Primasept — Trips Swingles! 7-1 1 Run!M2 BT- B— Party 3 4 84 Vit-S Hunt ILY MomandDad. Anastasis Kopsias MARK BRADY DARREN CATALANO CARLOS DIAzf SI ROSEMARY HUAN CALINA GINSBERG SHYRGUEYLIM ROBERT MANN SENIORS NOT PICTURE! DENNIS MURPHY VINCENT PALLITTA ANTHONY QUAGLIETTA KEITH SOLTIS SCOTT STETSON STEVEN TOTH 172 173 One of the Highlights of Mrs. Frese ' s Contemporary Living Class was learning about little ones bet- ween the ages of 3-5. The girls invited small friends to participate in a morn- ing filled with fun. Activities included finger painting, art work, creating with play-doh and generally having a good time making a mess! Farran teaches Randi Sue Zirkel the new techniques of fingerpainting. Boy, the Dayton Freshmen sure are getting smaller every year!! Eileen looks on with enthusiasm as Lisa fingerpaints. |ill S( lost ia and Rac hel model their masterpiece. Dina can ' t wait to have children so she can practice painting full-time. 174 MRS. CILO: OUR TEACHER OF THE YEAR This year the Regional School District made something official that Dayton students have known for years. Mrs. Patricia Cilo, one of Dayton ' s English teachers, was named Teacher of the Year. Congratulations to a very worthy and respected teacher. Mrs. Cilo is noted for her intelligence, creativity, fairness, sense of humor and dedication. Her knowledge of her subject matter and her sincere interest in her students make her classes stimulating, challenging, dynamic and fun. For sixteen years, Mrs. Cilo has tortured Regional High students with her com- position assignments. Although we, her students, will constantly complain about the work she inflicts upon us, we know that Mrs. Cilo is certainly preparing us for the future. Thanks, Mrs. Cilo! Congratulations are in order once again! 7 B . r. m ■ £!■ W Miss Romano and Mr. David Hart, Board Member congratulate Mrs. Cilo. Mrs. Cilo is always willing to help her students. 175 Elizabeth Schram lean Marie Maresca Judy Schlosser Danielle Dileo Maria Apicella Colleen Lickly Eileen Duffy Helen Wasylyk Beth Auer ill Scioscia Linda Sabol Marc Singer Kelly Stewart Christina Clark Kathy Edwards Kim Rickerhauser 176 Debbie Fern and Mara Lerner Danielle Weisse M loanna Gallagher Adam Jacobs Kevin McGrath Dana Spivack Craig Parker Margie Kurasz w Etta Hafeken Shannon Kiley Janice Kefer Annette Alfano Deborah Grett m 1 1 e Pat Catullo Patti Manning Maureen Mulvaney Greg Torborg Chris Clemson Holly Macaluso Mario Coddington .- __ iV Myles Carter Jennifer Feinsod Jill Zimmerman Sue Collyer Mindy zitomer Scott Krumholz Sheryl Smith Elise Giordano Denna Agrillo )oe Carrano 177 Kecia Murray Joel Greenberg Mara Ramirez Dana Sacher Patsy Padden •V  4 . Lauren Arnold A Francyne Boraczeic Cara Vignola Kathy McCormick Mark Walters Lisa White Laurie Sinclair Sophie Aliferis Kristin Raamot T • Sue Rauschenberger Maureen Barisonek Theresa Graziano M Stacy Rubinstein Ute Patsch Jessica Drood Cheryl Rubin Amy Wasylyk 178 Marine f romkin :=5 4| Caitlin Haughey Larry Cohen Lori Hagey Abby Israel Lisa Augusta Louise Apicella Paul Nadzan Phil Feuerstein Kristine Kareiuis Peter Esemplarie Matt Rogala Lucia Vietro mmm Gary and Glenn Gechlik Kathy Beyer Kandi irke Dcnct ' ii Martino Steve Burton |im Pieper Ellen Shapiro Linda Ganek Robert Weimer Stacy Braunstein Tom Meixner 179 David Rockmar Marc Lepore Dawn Pohlman WE MUST HAVE BEEN BEAUTIFUL BABIES BECAUSE BABY, LOOK AT US NOW! BEAUTIFUL BABIES Tim Benford Donna Tedesco Cris La Rosa Mike Wood eff Cornstein 180 WHERE WILL THE CLASS OF 1 986 BE IN TEN YEARS? Diana Frantantoni will be the best women race car driver in the world. Joel Greenberg will be an orange juice squeezer. Louise Apicella will be President of the United States. Frank Antonacci will own a health spa, Frank ' s Place. Cheryl Rubin will be the first pianist to become President. Chris Delorme will be in jail. Nancy Rosenbauer will be asking, Coffee, tea, or grapefruit? David Schneider will be playing point guard in the N.B.A. Linda Ganek will be the owner of the Swy Company. Doug Maher will be a recruiter for the German Army. Jen Feinsod will no longer have boyfriend problems. Bruce Yablonsky will be the dean of Harvard University. Charlie Frank will be lying on a couch saying, Hey, bud. Get me a beer. t m . Etta Hafaken will be in the U.S. Marines. Patti Manning will be a professional race car driver. Marc Hodes will be a nuclear physicist. Dennis Murphy will be the winner of the 1 996 New York Marathon. Geri Gittes will be talking about her boyfriends to anyone. Joanne Centamore will own her own disco. Greg Torborg will be playing professional baseball. Holly Macaluso will be the next Albert Einstein. Nick Ruggeri will be playing professional basketball in Hawaii. r Gary Gechlik will be floating in space. Glen Gechlik will be trying to retrieve his brother. Bruce and Myles will be on East 52nd Street smoking cigars. Jim Roberts will be doing twenty to life in Rahway. Mara Lerner will be an astronaut. Jim Pieper will be managing a chain of Sav-on stores. Maria Apicella will be president of a travel agency. Colleen, Donna, Dina will own the Echo Queen Diner. _ Danielle Weisse will be the surgeon general. Stacev Rubinstein will be a professional worry wart. Eric Kahn will be a fat, lazy bum. Jill Zimmerman will be still taking her driving test over again Gilon Rubanenko will be a farmer in Zimbabwe. Lois Feinberg will be a motel manager. im Schmidt will be pushing his broken down Mustang down the Garden State Parkway. Abby Israel will have obtained 96 points. Theresa Graziano will be on the beach. Jeff Ginsberg will be a trainer for the N.Y. Giants. Kathy and Pat will be detectives for Scotland Yard. Dawn Pohlman will be Mrs. Greg Torborg. Elizabeth Schramm will no longer be a member of the I.B.T.C. Levent Bayrasli will be a professional wrestler in M.S.G. Sue Collyer and Jean Dachnowicz will be permanent residents of Seaside Park Maureen Barisonek will be the sexiest rock star of the 1 990 ' s. 181 Make us your . . . TRAVEL HEADQUARTERS, INC. 535 Millbum Avenue • Short Hills, NJ 07078 GLORYAWACHS V.P. Sales (201)379-4343 GLORYA WACHS office 379-4343 home 467-071 7 TOTAL HAIR DESIGN ( HAIR CNlH 687-7380 2717 MORRIS AVENUE UNION. 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SINGER, BROKER CALL FOR EFFECTIVE, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Myles: Always remember 12 years and the First Day of School! We Wish You the very best. Grandma Nana Congratulations to Dana and all her friends and Good luck to the class of ' 86 Joel, Sue, Cary Carter Sacher CATERING SERVICE Specializing in the unusual Private Parties • O ffice Parties Weddings • Sweet Sixteens Brunches Hors D ' Oeuvres Sophisticated Buffets • Sit-Down Dinners 232-0208 Mountainside 769-4775 Plainfield Please call for a brochure 190 CONGRATULATIONS STEVE LOVE MOM DAD CONGRATULATIONS, KRISTIN WE LOVE YA! YOUR FAMILY Gene Schramm INTERIORAND EXTERIOR PAINTER 379-3084 FULLY INSURED CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 THE KILEY FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS TO STACY AND THE CLASS OF ' 86 JON, NANCY, MOM DAD 191 Graduate Jhz Best„ (D rimstu m Me Sedt INVESTORS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 173 Mountain Avenue, Springfield With other offices in Union, Essex and Monmouth Counties. 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OIL BURNERS SALES AND SERVICE 600 SOUTH AVE. E CRANFORD, N.J. 07016 356 HILLSIDE AVENUE HILLSIDE, N.J. 07205 197 CLIMB HIGH CLIMB FAR OURGOA THE SKY YOUR AIM THE STAR. SENIOR CLASS OF ' 86 198 MYL ES AND THE CLASS OF 1986 LUCK AND SUCCESS MARION JACK CARTER 199 CONGRATULATIONS Pizza • Hot Cold Subs • Dinners We Deliver — 376-9656 TO THE Gousins O BIG CHEESE OF 1986 169 Mountain Avenue • Springfield, N. J. 07081 LOVE, PAIGE CHRIS WHAT WE ARE IS GOD ' S GIFT TO US, WHAT WE BECOME IS OURGIFTTOGOD. BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 86 DARREN IAIONE THE WEISS FAMILY FAMILY 200 201-379-4434 ROBERTA KRUMHOLZ ASSISTANT MANAGER The Best Source For SELECTION • SUPPORT • SOLUTIONS SERVICE 90 ROUTE 22 WEST- SPRINGFIELD, N.j. 07081 Member SIMPLEX GROUP TLX: 219294 SMPX UR foeruA K rr t 201 Ifcir fcr e v Oo -tf a. flA ' KXZ So ; 8, 2 $ •; M :. 5£A5;of tvj a V ' T5 «kJ ;? kWtf t £ Y • rn JtKon e TWats SICK! ■9 VthM K o W -j-J-f |T lift 53t 03$ II % 5$K vsuory Oo TD up-Tort JO «.cxwO - SP.T .VI T A _- K ,l - A JO i ' ( f T C £ oajO-A JO Ai re 0 TVWT rv A J -JVO.H 3AcK K arv) T — WC a i rooL RrBfz. -.rjTw: II r ' sp:«rns .fev AT Ane sr = -s 12 •HOC ?? 2,1 p : mt o « NeU I Utj 7t ? 5 «•- ' (S? iff -o- TQ ' - t! v-(A TR P s£H HE-vJ Y y MIAMI VICE I V « a f£r Xf th Vq - ■ • - ■ ■ ■ - A - A UA £ Vc. 3 Hot Too WILbWOOD •1 Oc 3ac.iJ Keep smiling Keep shining Knowing you can always Count on me, for sure That ' s what friends are for SHOOT! The Femmes — Green M M ' s and chocolate — I feel sick! Talking on the phone — I ' m not an airhead — Detectives — The Mall — Wanna go to Bloomies? Are we having fun yet? We ' re GOING to have fun Ice Cream — Friendlys — Haagen Dazs — Lunch — Mignonne — Study parties — Is it time to cry? — New York — St. Patty ' s Day — European Travels I get by with a little help from my friends Crusing — Vibrating Hump — Basketball games — Sex God elections — Guy Hunt Why can ' t I get just one ... Car Troubles — Where are we? — Men Working — Wrong Way You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave Polo — Union — CYO — Ski Trips — Snowbank refreshments — Superfreak We ain ' t too pretty, we ain ' t too proud . . . Sinners are much more fun X-C — Cherubs — Pain is FUN! — Sexy runn- ing tights If you can ' t run good, look good Movies — St. Elmo ' s — Breakfast Club — Sixteen Candles — Trash — Body Count 7Vi Don ' t you forget about me V-ball — Opie — Thumper We clon ' t like to commit ourselves about heaven and hell — you see we have friends in both places Bruce — Phil U2 — Squeeze — Chicago — ' 85 Down the shore everything ' s all right Prom Problems — Catching rays at the shore — Seaside is NOT north — So what are we doing after the prom? Like a river that don ' t know where it ' s flow- ing, I took a wrong turn and I just kept going STAY HOT! 203 Springfield Florist 262 Mountain Avenue Springfield, N.J. 201-467-3335 Swingles ' Colonial Diner Congratulates Dayton ' s Class of ' 86 one-f our-three Springfield Travel Service 250 Mountain Ave. Springfield, N.J. 07081 379-6767 Springfield Pastry Shoppe Fine Baked Goods Tel: 201-376-6413 Szechuan Village Restaurant Szechuan and Hunan Cuisine Tel: 201-376-7673 Bliwise Liquors 1267 Rt. 22 Mountainside Christoffers Custom Flowers Plants Mountainside, N.J. 07092 Jeannette ' s Gift Shop Westfield, N.J. 232-1072 . . . Congratulations to lulie Smith . . . Paul - - Love and Congratulations from your family - Mom, Dad, Pamela and Mark Congratulations and best wishes to all the graduates in the Class of 1 986 - Mr. Mrs. Joe Nadzan and Family Best Wishes, To The Class Of 1985 Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Ruggieri Congratulations to our dear Amy! and all her classmates! Love, (The Wasylyks) Best Wishes From The Benford Family The Meixner Family Dreyer Farms 831 Springfield Ave. Cranford, N.J. 07016 276-1 290 Bayberry Card Gift Shop 860 Mountain Ave. Mountainside, N.J. 07092 201-232-7812 Happiness Good Luck Chipmunk. Love, Mom, Dad Gina, Joey Good Luck Class of 86 American Beauty Supply Mr. Mrs. R. W. Beyer 228 Baltusrol Ave. Springfield, N.J. We know you will be successful in your career and in life. Love Mom and George FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY SPRINGFIELD N.J. 204 LET ' S CELEBRATE!!! friends, how many of us have them grizzly encounters I SAW ME A VISION EGGS THE DISAPPEARING CAR elvira ANGEL EYES room parties Let ' s talk about it HIPPIE-MAGGETS THAT ' S NICE WHAT D ' YA FEED IT! golden flood THE MORNING AFTER guilty up up and away!!! illusions party! WHERE ARE THE GUYS DANCING mixers stubborn here we go . . . come on . . . ABSOLUTE AGAIN There ' s a cure and we ' ll find it!!! NEVER SURRENDER ready to rule!! Ortley — The Starlight LIFE ' S A BEACH I don ' t submit to beer pressure. panama the roof BURNING UP THE POSSIBII ITU SARI ENDLESS. . . this is true Hol-lay COULD BE? Ignore it, it will go away TIME IS WHAI YOU ' VE MADE IT . . . gossip mustang mazda-baby check-X who ' s fooling who!!! B 4 always 68 vette look where we are! come on HYMA DIET? you II see ... I saw other towns! you want some . . . WE ARE FAMILY ride ' mJR. PROM ' 84 — party ■j more I 85 — the best i2 has arrived .86 — we ' ll get « our kicks sis . . . work out!! TAN the ultimate cruise mobile longdistance relation. shucks PERFECTION LET ' S HIT THE BEACH WE WERE BORN TO BE ALIVE!! keep on talking turn away from temptation CAN ' T HOLD BACK pointer sisters WE ' LL SHOW YOU HOW when you ' re young you ' ll bounce back NO PROBLEM timing is everything! Only one person in the world has the power to BE WILD!!! what ' s put you down ... you going on... CAVE WOMEN BIG BUTTS SEVENTH FAKENESS IS WAY OUT OF LINE!!! ya — hello yes, but he ' s taking a shower!!! dam look at that martha 300ZX HOLLY ... no hard feelings who gives what? revenge is open mouth, insert foot ain ' t no big thing obsession sure you can handle it!!! Summer Love!!! talk is cheap . . . super pickle . . . HEAVEN!!! sky ' s the limit wimpies sweet . . . 205 ,: « 3URR BRAT.S n o ' 9r «rh w cam ' 86 rKVW Crux-in: uo No irfnoSm- Den Tto v.P ' AJP BIT-J-5.T C 5+ Team ISJIL3LU ..IkCLPUU P ,1 k M A OxSal 7 s r „ - ,y lite. c e CAVrry creeps w he (U Si TEAM qVfc y 2 CAa. V r z fu u JC ruLU Ly -7 9 Ms y r C C G %i 1 ) ? So i ) £ r i V. -C Cev O l 8£ j -TT A n 7! rlhLWi onlfi K flap ■v if . rA : c ; 208 JUN I S 1986 T DUPLICATE! 3 9534 00007 0733 X