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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1987 volume:

s For Reference Not to be taken from this library , REGIONALOGGE 1 987 JONATHAN DAYTON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MOUNTAIN AVENGE SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07081 Chris Wickham finds himself some peace and quiet. Jim Ruban finds it difficult to keep his eyes open during class. Todd Messinger pretents to look busy. Kelly DeCristoforo finally figures out that there are twelve inches in one foot. Shereen Taher can ' t possibly concentrate on her work with lunch on her mind. Super Fred tries out the latest G.Q. fashions. Dana Wasserman and Ondine Karady relax while eating lunch. Marc Williams looks around for the Softball Anthony Fiocco anxiously wishes he was on the court. ■v pm ,, :. % M Italo Apicella practices his athletic ability. Geoff Vonderlinden waits impatiently for the ball. Are Cindy Kostin and Amy Fishel goofing off in gym class??? Eric Kupersmith dreams of earning his Mickey Mouse ears. HI Smile Cari. you ' re on Candid Camera Colleen Delaney attempts to change a few of her grades. Dave Martignetti puts his feet up and takes a break from class v; HHHHH Stacey Kassel and Jane Roth put on their winning smiles for the camera Rough weekend Brian??? Laura Rogers dreams about the perfect man. Reggie Jackson -Alberti? Staci Weinerman teaches Mr. Kindler The Hand Jive as the gym class relaxes. Joanna Abes shows the gym class a new dance step. Are Mark Winarsky and Michael Bowen caught defacing school property? Dana anxiously awaits the conclusion of Vic ' s exciting fishing story. Senior Studs strut back from lunch in their 501 Blues. Brian Charters explains to Stacy Feinstein the difference between a left foot and a right foot. Dawn Severini whips up a deadly potion. David tries to sell Sue a hot camera. Where ' s Susie Chapstick when you really need her ? No, Walt, I ' m here to take your picture, not to help you with your Physics homework. Robert Deronde and David Franzoni admire the female substitute. Dawn Posnock shows she is more than just a pretty face on the Softball field. Chris Tortorello decides to get serious and study. John Lusardi, Dayton ' s Mr. Fix-it 12 _ynn Latora intently studies her directions to the shore. Lacey Wasserman studies her sheet music. Lou Federico stares at the remains of his Trans-Am Class officers Bart Barre, Suzanne Crane, April Peterson and Mike Barisonek pose at the prom. Jackie Pedro and Elena Rosenthal don ' t have time for pictures while there is a party going on. ' These Dreams ' ' Mrs. Verschuren and John Benigno check out the latest steps. happy group smiles for the camera. Roz Horn struts up to the prom in the latest fashion. Reggie Burton and Chris Miele are dressed to kill. 15 Chris Debbie tells Italio Apicella not to get carried away. MEMORIES IN MOTION Jonathan Dayton Regional High School are words that possess such an awesome connotation to the timid eyes of incoming young freshmen. Yet, these words are also respected and admired by so many. Now we know after perennial sojurns through the crowded hallways that Dayton is a col- ossal melting pot of memories. If we stop and think, it is amazing and ironic that this dreaded, respected and glorified haven of adolescence is our catapult into the social and intellectual worlds. It is the individual, however, that makes Dayton what it is and will ever be. For we are diverse. Different in infinite varieties. A mold so incredibly rich in personal attributes and individuality that if we don ' t stop and consider ourselves once in awhile, we just might miss out on the biggest and best times of our entire lives. So, as simple advice to most significantly remember your glory days at this institution, look not to particular events of materialistic forthcomings, but to yourselves, and how much we, as in- dividuals, have gained, changed, and witnessed within these halls. And also remember, no matter what you may perceive at the commencement of a radical and new transition, the end result will most certainly please as well as amaze the most pessimistic and cynical of observers, for within ourselves is the potential to ac- complish any goal we may set out to achieve, no matter how intangible it may first appear. Life goes by pretty quickly. If you don ' t stop and think once in a while, You just might miss it. l 16 SENIORS 17 JOANNA LAROSA ABES MJLA-JO SO COMPLETELY AMAZING •BOWLING BALL CUT ' ,OK-UC-JD-3? JANT- JESS:WHOOPS!-LARS-GUERSAM+JP(MALIBU GUMBY)-RV(PROM86) BLOOMDALES- DRIVING? I WANT A BIKE!, SIMPLISTIC BEAUTY ' ILYMD RAYMOND ALBERTI •RAY ' Good Friends ' SA ' JB ' GB ' RD ' AC ' and the rest! Little Buddy Shawn ' Norton ' Good times at RR ' Is there painP ' DoableTension KISS FANS ARE THE BEST FANS! ' Time goes too fast- Thanks M+D! ITALO APICELLA EAT orig.4+l=BFF SC SD BM LT!! EM ' mems w cvc?AIMEE JrP Lite36Robyn Always-n- 4ever Rmrs SF?? Raftersh- t ' FriO ' DC ' TOAD ' RB ' LL Absolute w JR!60 Ways SC ' mmpSS P+T ' LEBO ' Sta ' JS ' TE amo M+DMMTJ PAUL MICHEAL ARNTZ LIFE IS QUICKER THAN THE BLINK OF AN EYE THE STORY OF LOVE IS HELLO AND GOODBYE UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN.GREATX ' S WITH JG.KT, MN,RD,GF,JG,RR IS GOD BUD IN FROSTED MUG. THANX M+D CPILY. KELLY ANN ATTENASIO I have created my sandcastles in the sky . . . Building them on earth is where my journey lies. . ' Never Surrender ' Best friends Colleen+Susan ' Smile! Much Love to Mom, Dad, Pat, Kathleen. Peace. SHAWN KENNETH AYRE Seen WithiGB ' RA ' LGMB ' ACETC. Damage Inc-Ask NorfKISS RULES Kickin A With Ray ' R R All Nite Party Everyday ' TSDMMDMIWGY Well AlrighfM- SHBch ' s ' TALLICA D-Day l-? ' 7 Thanks To EVERYONE GLENN SCOTT BALTUCH THE BOYZ: FAST TO FREE GREEKS EQD . . . ANGING T B-BALL MFS NFYT.MARTS- Z ' ROCKING FRANK 10Y SUMMER 86 SA+RA AJB PIG FITS 8CWH TCKS M-SH BCH ' S N MYBE 88 ONE MORE TIME LOVE YOG MOM+DAD MICHAEL W. BARISONEK MB 60 GTS WITH THE BREW CREW JES MER JJR E A F-TR ' sKP TOGA DCS 4TH-ZEP MAIDEN AC DC VH — B2 BUD FINE CAPE SEASIDE WALL — TAKE THE CHANCE WHILE YOU ' VE STILL GOT THE CHOICE ILYMDMGK BART CHRISTOPHER BARRE Keep love in your heart . . . the front row. Hon.MentionG Fr. Page-Thanks Mom Dad Love ya WW ' 85 PENN Power-Love you LKB Miiiiiike- Aaaaaaal-Joooooohn!! Mr.Krum Go Get em Bulldogs! RANDI BAYROFF RANDG TURBO TEAM ' Rings ' LBIWKND E+R=BFF.BBF.HANGN W Sta ' Bon ' E SAN ' RS SD ' IA ' LM ' JF ' SF ' ISPSe ' CG Brucru Bubbas ' ILYSta!Vit.E-G4u When I Grow up . . . Special-Elena J ' lLYM D.I Luv u Michl.Luv YA! JOHN CHRISTIAN BENIGNO Brian, Bob-my best friends. Hilary is so much. Kevin, the squids summer — Kev, Bri, Stacey, everyone. LeighAnne! school. Thanks Mom Dad. Disorder Temptation Ceremony This is why events unnerve me. MICHELLE A. BENJAMIN YOU ' VE COME A LONG WAY BABY!!! LUV 7 THANKS TO MOM, THE FEARSOME FOURSOME AND ALL MY FRIENDS. IT ' S BEEN REAL HERE AT DAYTON NOT ALTOGETHER BAD. GOOD LUCK ALL. JESUS, YOU ARE MY INSPIRATION. 19 GARY LEWIS BERNSTEIN From NYC to the Coast of Gold! AYH Coast to Coast By Bicycle! New England Switcheroo VF750F Honda Interceptior. Crazy Times Won ' t be forgotten. All my Thanx And Love to Family and Friends. KATHLEEN MARY BETYEMAN KINKY — The Game of Life is not won until the score is even!! BUBS!! NO LEFT! BF ' RVMS ' JS ' WH TM ' MH ' MT ' ED ' GAZ ' SS ' BS ' S ' BB ' JB ' RPS- Betsy-Enzo-THANKS,BABY — Mems!-25-ASB- ILYAF-SM-MPHP, ILYMDF DAVID MORGAN BLACKWELL 95? «12 SUMMER NIGHTS 86 ' TRKP TOGA BREW CREWB2 ' TRUE BLCJE — LM SEASIDE-JR ' TAILGATE ' TRBUZZJ-DCTANG BETTER THAN COLD WATER-JK MMTHS ' NJIT ' UWEAR ' MEMS-OK ' THATS WHAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF ILYMDC ¥ MICHELLE J. BONOCORE •SHORTY ' LIL ' BONO Babs Hops Big Red lnky Shar-BEST OF TIMES! LBI ' 86POWOW JM DG! BA-5:30am! Sh — WE won!? FORT R2 MTC2 P. Angel Eyes! GA-FIRE? Party JSHSGLM! TS-ILU?! THANX MOM-ILY! LATER MICHAEL T. BOWEN Everyone wants you to be a big success. This is the start of your life. I ' m free as a bird now and this bird you cannot change. Thanks Mom and Dad. I ' ll always be with my friends. SUZANNE MICHELE BURDGE SIOUXZAN-GREAT TIMES W FUN NUNS EVETTE1 METS, 228, COMIC RELIEF, ILY ' MY TWIN SAVE FERRIS, DUCKIE LEIGH BUS 86, POCONOS, FEET! AUNT JOYCE CoFRED ' BKFC L P86 FRED LIFE ' S 2 SHORT 2B MATURE ILYM D 20 JENNIFER BURKE Bones-TurboTeamRaler-BubbasRLCS-Kanook-As -Kannok-HpSDCpMICJKL-LuvYaSoMems OfJsLastFe-BsWhKbSol-WannaFight-F8 85- MidnightMadness3 1 D RobYourMy Bestest SkiCode54MM85 10sec2Luv RsPP BC CCAD ILY MDF REGINALD R BGRTON HEVAN-GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS-PASOFFG.B.K. HONDA CA+PA+JA=MUCH FGN TO THE SQUARE- ' UB CHILLIN LUV WB CB SB 4 KB BB AND FAMILY. TRUE COLORS PARTY-NAKID!8B W KS LB PL MANDALA COBRA STRIKES AGAIN STACEYNOELLEBYRD theBADtwin Laura-ILY-NO pigs.j ust deer KEVpaulBRItoddJOHN-IL Y-sum86 WILD THAANG Griplt SUZ -twins4ever Duckie BKFC schizo •jod ' THEbug ' ILYMD+S ' This is it .that ' s the end of the joke . . . DENA MARIE CALABRESE DEEN-BestX ' x w BF Stacey.Lisa, Goody, Tina. Ship! lA Beez-Sta-K Dancin Vi T:Hee SKOAL SCENE NYC-TDLSG-Pinkp JL?FRANKLIN SH Ain ' t No Mountain High Enough! Michael-I Love YoulJSThanksM D FREDCARCHMAN With one breath, with one flow, you will know synchronicity. Synchronicityl The Police AW,MW,DE,ML,AM BOMB SHORE PHY JK,BM,JF,SK PROM METS ' JF 3RD S JOYCE BEST TWIN SIS ' MDS THANKS JOYCE CARCHMAN J3 Coors 48hrs nonsense on No Cents Beefer ' SM,BM,SK,JK,JF,SB DM,MK-a will survive 2! ' FMC — What will I do w out (J? 1 Dou ble(J+F) Sue,thanx for being there Mom+Dad,love you both! BARBARA ANN CARPENCY Smilely-Great Times with Great friends Kelly Elva-ST-Remember Dancing-Ortley-New Years Eve — Green-Where?FRIENDSHIP????-80 Camaro-Nan Mom Dad Chris ILY! Thanks For Putting (Jp With Me! RENE DEMISE CARVER Well I guess it ' s time to say good-bye.Good times and best times with:donna,toni,Tim,Tom, and Artie. Best friends for — ever. I Love you Mom, Dad, Artie and grandma. Thanks alot. SONIA CHAMARRO Summer 86.G0 Arsenal Scooter C LUBIHALA REAL MADRIDIQuadrophe nia.Paul Weller.MAHCXJ.Love alw ays. Anita. Thanx MOM,DAD,Polin, Alfonso.Tio. ' tia.Maica.Tina.JR, Meme.SEE YOG LATER ALLIGATOR! DWAYNECHADWICK Man of many nicknames Thanks coach for memorable times in basketball, ' 83- ' 87. Bye to all my teachers friends-LS.RN.LS ,DF,Mr.P,RF,KL,MG,JG,LL cool J MW 22 BRIAN DOUGLAS CHARTERS 85VETTE SUMMERWEEKENDS.NEWYORK WITH THEBOYS HITIN THE STRIP W LUSARD BOLENS FO R$ RENEE.ROBYN DEBBIELUSARDI FUSCOKOVACSUNCLE NICK.I ' LL REMEMBR TO LIVE LIFE MOM+DAD THANX FOR ALL GVE DONE SANNE CHRISTIANSEN Guess Who! ' R0D-GR0D MED FLODE TRY THATI ' Thanks to teachers students at J.D. ' FRIENDS FOR EVERI ' Thanks to the BARRE ' family for an unforgettable year ' I ' LL MISS YOa!••SNOFT••SNOFT• JUSTINE DANIELLE CHRYSTAL ON2FAME Wheres my keys?! DEBS: Uturn Brucetix-PBSTS 2forl OCEANGATE-Look what I found! TTW YGA P 1CK-TSLT- WW2 RF , SCENE ' NY Rod-LoveU!NYE Its Hard 2 Leave When U Can ' t Find The Door . . . ARTHUR CICCONI ADAM RICHARD COHEN Cohenhead ' ToAllfriendsnowand then:AMSARAGBPKTheNorfThecard atMSGITheBigM 1 Golfcaptc-Drags PhotonFriendsalycs Summerof86 WildwdWkendGoonlLYMDMJThxHashm ACRYFORHELPISAPLEAFORFRIENDSHP DINA COCUZZA You never know what the good things are until they slip away .Great times w David,llove you always;Our life will always be shared together. Getting caught w..BeenReal FFL+PM.RC ILYMDF 23 BRIAN COLE CUPSTER , FOOTBALL 77-CAPT.HOOPFISHIN W CS,VR TRs KPs ' SEASIDE LATENITES ' JLS TOGA ' DCs RPs ' CS MLBQ BRGCR(J PO(JNDIN 9 DS W VIC NEWYRSEVE84 85 ECDC W LEBO JFH G1RLS87 STAY PURE THANX TO ALL CATHERINE L. CONN CON BFF ' JS ' OK ' SM ' SWDW ' BPl ' ES AL CJ (FYBYS)TTFW?Cimariah! , LM NYC4aNite GO 2 ONS (S.O.W DW!) INDY W SAB M S SCJM 86-W Shar J C- ILYfTSJSPB-W ONS ' CVSS ' TL ILL NEVER 4GET YOG ILYMOMGDAD DUANE CONNELL 1 1 0? Baseball 14 Skiing Brew Crew, The Basket, Tailgates, Toga Hey Sport ' NJIT.TRBuzz- DB.Msft TRsKPs.On The Roof ' Many Dreams Come True, and Some Have Silver Linings Seaside, Vettes ILYMDS SANDY M.CONTI BABE,Orig.4+1=BFF,IA.BM,LT,SD LeboTMems ' w SK ' RB ' Bubbas ' AND TheGirls.TheBrewCrewlACWSDBNYC ANT.EVEN NOW,9 16 83.Thanxs,LT 60WaySWIA T TheBestommesw JL ILCJVU.MOM+DAD Bros ' Gram uGod SGZANNE LEIGH CRANE •CRANE BF-GinLaGail(MASHPEE) Jul AZPomBeanSharCM Studs-ABBMY UK Web ILY+MYA , SING , CHORALETM47 7SBSOC- CAPT 47Scruff-Somebody — IALY-MCP86MBAM-LYG! AsmileisacurvethatsetsthingsstraightT ' LYM MICHAEL F. CROWLEY Best of xs with Seasons Will BK,BM,BB,DF,JBDS ' Change, You Hi Sue! ChoraleG ' Must Move On Acting 1 Made it •Follow Your Aunt Betty!! Abe ' Dream ' -GTR Thanx Mom.Dad.Grma. LATER . . . 24 ANNAMARIA V. CUCCINIELLO HOPS ' COOCH SHORTY Babs BigRe d lnky Shar-BEST OF TIMES! BA — 5:30 sh- WE won!? France LDW PA RTY JSHSMR Slurpee-ILU GARVTH ANX Mom Dad ' lt ' s Not the End I t ' s Just the Beginning ' Later.. REMEE ELIZABETH CGKIER KOOK BUBBAS LL SF AP CK JBknks AF NYs85 RahRa!OMAls J MkBF4+E CRASHISKI CODES4 ' LaLaLand!30CJT Lav85- 6 ' Seasd PETE ' VOOT BClD SO PRTYNWL+ScTurboTmBruCruBuzShmo SlicklJEFF IL(JA 4E! ILY MDHATB BRIAN DAHMEN I ' ve been waiting for a guide, dearest friends- John, Bob Kevin Hove you Carolyn ' Temptation Jennifer, I ' ll never forget . SQCJIDSITo Ellen w.care ' hope BLT-Sari Triplets. Megan:SDWWRA STEPHANIE DALESSIO Teppi-orig.4+l=BF SC ' IA ' BON ' LT RbSkL2JrBRUCRU+BUBAS.T+P ' 9 ' ac SC,PA IA!=!Givone l can see it in your eyes- ILY Flyswt, lite. CD mem.LOCJ-l wouldnt have made it w o u!TA,PC+BW-Thanx!ILYM+D CHRISTOPHER JOHN DEBBIE DEBS 79 TRABS AM 84 DAWGS of86 Jay Bill At Tulips ' Pirating Bolens for$$$with Charts Toall the Good Times with BillTodd John Charts Fusco Vic Cup Guys Seaside MeMSD Love ya Mom Dad 25 SUZANNE LUCIA DEMITRIO Whenever you find that you are on the side of the majority, it ' s time to reform-Mark Twain — Don ' t be afraid; man is man — made-ELP S It ' s either sadness or euphoria-BJ So be it-Enjoy! COLLEEN ANN DELANEY CAPT 10 Soccer Softball PARTY with the crew from S.R.fun times with Kelly, Sue, Andrea, Todd, Tom AND All the GANG ' THAK-YOU for being a friend - CYO ' - LEARNING THE HARD WAY ILYMDRDG SEAN PATRICK DELANEY VITO ' SSS ' DN ' RF ' TL ' Obe ' GrufREM •DLR+SSSRoom.TURBO ' NoSweaf ' SS Maro,Smeg,Steelers,BUDSUDS,See Ya Dailage+Chickage HavFun.Lov Ya Mom+Dad+Chris.LEM ' l Luv all you NUTS! Thanks Kids SHAKA V Br «  B - Jl 4 7 ' i KELLY DeCRISTOFORO 1CK(ic) B.S.RULES! BC2WHERE?TQ ' lllin RF3JC30ceanGateDEB ORTLEY DEN KBJL DAYTONA,FLA. AzLrYr SwatchShields?DEREK!Aah ExcuseMe(WOOPS!)lt ' sOK!SURFIN ' LOCKERS?HA!l Luv U BRI -MDMC!! UB ROBERT CRAIG DeRONDE •ROBBY D ITS A WILD.WILD LIFE BGULP FTWSMF Great X ' s with great friends JGMSMMPARAMBDKDC RD+JG ' BLOWOUTSMold Buds Rule! 71 OLDS CS UC STREET MACHINES Thanx M D+ILY JG ' FADE TO BLACK DAVID MICHAEL DIAMOND Hangin Out With EEKJS.EC.DC N NORT , 3-28-86 Thanxs MOM,DAD,DD,SD, Diana I Love U4 ever 26 ROBERT ANTHONY DIBELLA If you ' re gonna do any do many Good times with PB JP SS LF KG LM Trips in the Samobile Fun in the city FTR Dab CAB DBH RM DK THE DEAD SS SD CD BQ TH Pir ating at the shore Thanks Mom FERM DRUCKS .... PATRICIA DUBIEL Life ' s a beach. Thanks Mom and Dad for being there always. Have a good summer to all my friends. They are: JS MS SE MR TW AMB KS. KT CL. Thanks to all my teachers. GDB CAROLYN RUTH ENGERT Life is like the ocean: w o rough tides how could it appear serene! True friends — Jen, Bry MM ILY M D Soc CYO l Thanx K Krupp LBI-inner peace-partys-Holqt — MS-the sunrise reveals all GAIL MARIE ENGERT Gymnastics thanks Cush DR Az85 Luv G M D ScJkJh CHARLIE 19 Mashpee Cruise 86 Gr 3 months — Life is nothing w out a Risk ' ' Mems i KP w SL-Over the edge! Pr85 Jan 1 ? LBI-HIT THE BEACH! KEVIN EVERLY EV Basketball, Baseball Cruzin in the Z with D Sr.yr mems; rac horn ftbll gams. DMDKNHDBCLCGVIMJK Giant gams tailgats: the sprt Thanx Dad, Mom, R 27 JENNIFER FABRICAMT J34EVER-TO ALL YOG AW ' S.I LOVE YA-JC JK FC BM SK BP LG SB-MY TIRE IS FLATI-PROM CREW-RIVA — BEEFER-BHC-TENNISBIFF- LIL.SIS — DON ' T ROCK THE BOATI-METS- DAYS — CREAM-48HRS-LBBRO-THANXS MD J LOUIS JOHN FEDERICO FEDS ' Good Timesw Real Friends-PF JGPLJLKGCMRBKSJB-TheGIRLS ' GIO thecity 42nd-$20Lic-Living-aft midnighfJA ' JCEB ' SummerSe- ' T A mems 86Z28-MARCI-Joey-Crippler ThnxMom-Ron-Trish-KIM-(JGreg-BG STACEY FEINSTEIN BGBBAS-RC ' LL ' AP ' CK ' BFF ILY ALL FISH-LY G JuFS Burke rumrsEAT CHGCK I LOVE YOG ALWAYS ' CRAZY 4U!Ker NYS85 Jen4woMex- blast Ly partyn ' wSCSKTurboTeam BrewCrew bud ' seasd ' pete ILY MomDadMelis JENNIFER FELBERBAUM HA- 1 1 7 85 Threw all the good bad:SH Brr FP give charpoo FF ' I learned how 2 laugh I learned how 2 cry-ILY. SK:NYE — 85 we ' re such . . . JRRB ' LG-BooHoo MW:CEL 16 LY. M,d d-I love y RICHARD FERNICOLA S WShaka Mario Wick Gans Todd2 AnfVito ' SSS ' GM ' ES ' AL — SRV 1 — Tailgatingw BudsudsWingwang2JC Summer Concerts-Wildwood 86 parties at CJ ' s All that we can do is just survive . . . ANTHONY FIOCCO STRIVE FOR THE BEST NEVER GIVE UPBelmarBrielleWildwoodWeekend w DA- GBDJPalaminoTheBandSoccer «7ShoreNightw HubbyBearlSLYANN MommouthCollegew MJSoulManAIFA FLEXTABFALCWDNRFAGACILYM-DRich 28 AMY BETH FISCHEL •FISH TGRBO TEAM ROBBIE-BFF! RS Private P ' s Bubba Crew Jen Ski cd.54 AP-Boobie! SF- GJUFS KOOK-MYr. ' s85 Jr. Prom wknd SHORE ADV. 16thAve! CHEERING 1 Memsw TR+DC! Fr.85 1LY MDPOOCH DAVID FRED FRANZONII FRANZ Good Times And Great Friends Mark, Andy, Fred, Michael ILY JE This Is The Time TO Re — member Cause It Will Not Last Forever Thanx Mom Dad, Miss (J Sis Ready Or Not . . . MICHELLE FREDERICKS BEAN TROGT BEACH DAYS LATE NIGTS.LONG TALKS STANELYS VC PD.HR ' GC AT WW THE GREEN BOMB SB.LH ' TTS YOURS MOONLIGHTERS DO BEARS BEAR, DO BEES,BEE? L 1 1:1-13 DARE TO DREAM ' LYMDSLBCA ROBERT FGSCO FOOTBALL 30 GREAT TIMES W THE BOYSIBrew CrewlRockin The Boat W JL.NBC!FF SummerNites Strip FranklinM. GLWorks TRKP JLToga MLBQ DCRP ColdBuds MemOfJFRSER LynFLbes+X ' slMemW AD ' StTILYMOM MICHAEL GAFFREY GAF Football 82, 83 Hanging — out at the rr in union. Good times with LH, MK, KS, RG, CC, SK, SC. ILYF Teri, ILY Mom and Dad. ILYF Teri JOSEPH GALLUZO Joe-wrestling at Brearly — remember good times at Seaside and at parties-Love you Mom and Dad 29 ANDREW GANSLER Always remember the best of times w WickDave2AntFernGarSD Todd2. Summer Wldwd ' 86-Talgates Midnight runs Poolhopping BBYO- Prez w Howie the boyz Nevr 4get U Christine ILY MD J KENNY GARGIULO IF YOUR GONNA DO ANY DO MANY!! GFTW- •CHRIS M ' MRJBMKTMLFJGPLRD CFMFCINDYJPS BONES DIEHIGH WHAT AHEATHFILM!PARTYINWITH THE BOYZ!OUTDOORGIGS THE TOWER-HP BLOWOUTSALLNIGHTLONG-LATERMUCH JOHN MANUEL GEORGIADIS THE GREEK . . . E Q D IROC-Z ? ' HUNIN DOGMAN.ILLIN AT McDLDS. THE BIG ' M ' .F- BALL 65 ' . CUMBOY RUSTMOBILE 5FENB.GREECE IS TGL GBSARA G.L.BMMSLG THANX M D L. LORI BETH GERSON COLLEGE HERE I COME! PRESSURE TIME FLIES BY SO FAST. PARTY! LIFE ' S A BEACH- I ' LL MISS H.S. ST MB MF SK JM S CM-STAY CLOSE USY FOREVER KINGS rMEN,MEN . . . MO.DAD.DAVE-LGV U 4 EVERYTHING JASON GIORDANO PAGBFLBFCMKGCDCF+GEE WHAT CAN I SAY MANY NIGHTS OUT OF OUR MINDS AND OUT ON THE TILES JG STAY INNOCENT LED ZEP BLACK SABBATH IF YOURE GOING TO DIE DIE HIGH.ILY MOM DEE+MOISON LISA JOY GLEICHER MEMS W KELK.SISJEN.BW VPAL JK MAKE YOUR DREAMS BCOME REALITY ' THERE 4U! 8LJPVT TRIPS ' SKIING W LUKE ' HAVARD ' STAGEDOOR-MM-ILY ' THE ME NOBODY KNOWS ' BIGGLEICH ILY THANX M D ' CATCH YA LATER! 30 ALEX GOLDELMAN VOT A COUNTRY — SMIRNOFF I LOVE ME ME THOCJ ART GOD — HEINLEIN MAIS OG SONT LES NEIGES D ' ANTAN — VILLON ENDLESS HORIZONS TO ALL JENNIFER LEE GOODWIN KENTUCKVHEYBABYNYBFF ' GREAT Tl MES W RDJMJGPACEDCMBB+BGGLP ' HF M ' RDJG FOREVER O-SSe ' MGG ' HONEY! I LOVE YOG ' DCOWBOYSI ' THANX MOM AND WOOF ILY! ROB-ILL LOVE YO G FOREVER ... I DIE FOR YOG!! ' CHERYL DIANNA GRAHAM AKA Cher -BFF Joni Seen with: Everybody from ' The Square ' Goo d times: Hall parties- Nwk.The Plains.The Field. Insane w NON — POTENT.D-V.K.W. TP+MN+CB86 B — Ball Mom.Dad.Thankx. ADAM GREEN PB-G KNOW YOGR IST ' E+D ' CK+RSWE KICKED HARD.CF.PRECIOGS TIME+ G GOTTA FIGHT IT OGT SAYS IT A LL.NT.THE ROADS BEEN LONG, BGT WE BEAT THE STORM-You Both Wil I Always Be My Real Family ' TFW AMY GREENMAN YELENA COREY GRITSAY HEY ' GANG ' SGMMERSS ' GENES ' SMSGTS THE ' SHORE-PHONE.WHERESaPARTY? DEBuHARLEYDGDE! FLORIDA, SPFLD?? 4EVER ' FRIENDS JCDKAZTQBDS CMNZ ThanxSueC ' RGTGERS! JuniorPromGB GROGND-JC ' ILovGMOM DAD.SIS BR 31 MICHELLE ANNE HAMLETT •l 2Mich2ILY ' Kerri-BFF+TR-TGaPCA RACBTHTP-Pam-PCA!ILY-CIHS?!-55ST •JP+26!-CPJ+Len-ILR.P.2!-LM — RedSox 21!S.F.DJ ' S(esp. 59) The most important things are the hardest to say. ' ILYMDD. LEIGH ANNE HANIGAN FAN! BFF:PAM-EP,D+G,FS;BEAN — SUMMER ' 85,GUYPROBS,BLUB;SUE — SCUZ.ST THOM ' 84,PIANO;SUZ-POCONOS BUS ' 86- 7«SANTACREW84 , CRIP DOUGLAS ' IF THE SUN . . . ILYA12-14 — 85,BALD,MB ' 85,WWWY ILYMDJPKAAT. CHRISTOPHER DAVID HANNAUER Mems of great times w great friends:Eric,AI,Dave,+PKNHE. BBMG Wars+Freon!! With one breath, with one flow You will know Synchronicity CAROLINE BROOKE HEDRICK Missey-great Times w good friends DB ' SR ' BS ' TB ' MB ' TB ' KF ' MANDY — You will always be my BFF! DB — Little sis always! Teddy-I will always Love you!! Search 28 Thanxs Mom Dad,CH,S J Dooley!! LARA JENNIFER HENRICHS •BIGRED ' HOPS SHORTY BABS INKY SHAR- BEST OF TIMES!shwewon!? SaMMER ' 86- PARTY!-JSHSGLMRMN YOU ' VE GOT TO BELIEVE IN YOUR — SELF.OR NO ONE WILL BELIEVE IN YOU THANX DAD DI iluvU — seeya. ROZALYN JILL HORN Great Times W D.P 10 years.etc S.T fish L.D I Luv ya A.Z cool beans M.F Good Times USY is 1 Friends Forever! Parties ' Fun Encampment ' Conventions J.S — Ice Fights! M,D,S I LOVE YOU !! 2 MARY KATHERINE HUELBIG MOW-MOW WHEN MOUNTAINS CRUMBLE TO THE SEA, THERE WOULD STILL BE U+ME TRACIE ' WEP JABB HPKGC MCTRV M- NITE-ITS JUST BEGUN-YU LL CILIFES A SKAMIBUCKS HOUSE! TM JB MR-TRV 2 THE ENDIA LALA! DAVID KADESH Soc-Capt 8 Tennis Track? GOIN ' CRAZY w GM,DN,RF,AG,CW,TR,JL the rest- WILDWOOD(GP)-NY Twana Party w Cornie- Rtgr ' s Soc Ftbl VK+HC Dance-Privacy w Meridith SKI 4EVER C.U. THANKS M.D S GREGG STEPHEN KAHN Chaka ' . ' Kublai, Genghis, ten nis 2s, basketball 20,good tim es with Jeff,Gar,Dool,Jen,AG,D CJP-summers at BGC — TO ACHI EVE IS TO STRIVE AND NOT YIELD .and to Eric, my friend forever ONDINE KATHRYN KARADY FUNDU BFF7SHAR CONN BETH ' SHER JUL ' DAYN Til send an SOS June M D ' CIM ' PAHRTY ' DOOBIE ' CSTDBJFLFYB: NN N OOOO IIILYY?NNN00— ILYNNN 0000 111 LLL. Y. STACEY KASSEL •STAY ' TheBestestOfFriends ' EEE — HUG ' Jen- We ' re Such . . . NYE 85 Bon ' Randu ' Sand ' RS- BB-CB ' Jewel EafSD , SF DC 25 Marc-l ' ll Nev er 4-get u-Even now ' BH-MS ' THE BEST IS YET 2 COME ' MDA-ILOVE-U SANDRA LYNN KELK SandylLovBeavJuJuGleichBubbJ JXC-TaTa B.Jones w. Byrne-Thanks Borderline. Prep. CatchYaLater TopChem. SeaBright. Sisky-n-DD D?JS?T LovJac.M D ' Flow within the framework of yourself. 33 JAMES JOHN KELLERK ■•JIMMER  14 , NJIT.YNGWIE.U-WEAR TAILGATES.MDB-BUD-2 14 86 HAM RHB.Cold Pals at Lake.BrewCrew Open Lunch. 1 12268-Summer Mites Roof Parties- NEVER SURRENDER — Keep Your Dreams Alive ' lLYMDAM STACY LYNN KERVEL $1.99ForWhat? Hike!Great mems w ' Brin.Sta.Cam.T T.Amy.HHJAF — ILYall ' CL.Kelly-BK ' Seaside ' Se ' PIZZA-N-BEER- a7am?BEAgleW egg saladlTackle! GO-GOPDIE! 11:11 NOTHING GOLD CAN STAY TX M D SUSAN JILL KLEIN WBADP ' Kalodins ' SIC ' told ya so! Love ya Dave always ' five ' GT W BB ST,HG DP,MA BFF SB AG.DM.LT LG2,TG2,SM HO,DP,AO,TB,WH(LS), EC.DW.etc ' W- bed ' Jolly ' WPCC ' MUY Doobs ' CCC ' TR ' DMF QQQ ' Lya M D D JULIE NICOLE KLINGER THE SPECIAL ONES ' BJJSB DAFASG •J3 DesSeekn . . . ' KLUTZ ' Pi Phi. Bev.H.Cop.Coors.TEX.BHCsis. ' L 48Hrs.PosflSREAL , HARV ' D .Riva One who laughs, lasts. -MAR DAN- 3together24- ever ' ILY M D SCOTT MICHAEL KOENIG The parties are over but the memories will last- Judas Pries t rules-wild times with Bonj, Paul.Luca.Quickster-Cruisin ' in the Nova-Senior Prom-Thanks Jill for beibg there-10 18 86. DEBORAH LYNN KOENIGSBERG •DEBS ' Theres more to life than Broken Ankles! Jus you Apple ! Hows your Baby!Wisewords!com plex convo w JC FF! PBSSTS ' Ocean GateRap ' Boopin in mitsu AT TH E MOVIESIVH BFJCRJTTYGTQCMHP 34 STEPHEN PETER KOOCHIS Holy shi! IT ' s-over!don ' t forget the partyn!PL-CT- DK-JL JP-NH SK HUUUB-1 l:00-WHAT?sex-who — yeah-79T A-DIDDADODADING?STEVE +DANA-ILU-THE CITY BOYS-LETSDOIT !-METALMENRULESCHOOL!ILOVEUM+D CINDY JO KOSTIN ' BUBBAS ' AP ' LL ' SF ' RC ' JB ' BRU CRU SLEASIDE-PROM86 ' PARTY ' PETE-BUD DANCN-GUID ' CRUZ-DREAM ON DAS LALALAND-SO-SKI-FRNKLN-CAP GYM APE=BFF-KASPLASH-LOCK-JIJPLTAF JS-GOODY-THNX-U2-GAFF-ILY-MDKV JOHN R KOVACS KOVACS Charts Friends 4Ever Debs Welsa Bena Smoky n Bandit WD ebs 135-78 z28 rx7 Wankel Power Flyn School-USAF BMIWALY SUCCESS ONLY GOES AS FAR AS U PUSH IT TRNDON THANKS MOM DAD ANN DAVE KOZUBAL KGZOO  46 ' C.Y.O. PRESIDENT DIESEL TRUCKSTER ' FRONTIERS ' MULACHI BROS. GREAT TIMES WITH ALL THE GUYS!! ITS ALWAYS CASUAL! YOU ' RE NEVER WRONG TO DO THE RIGHT THING. ILY MDP+KT BRAD KRUMHOLZ Life ' s like a jigsaw, you get the straight bits, but there ' s — something missing in the — middle. - xtc — Viddy Well, little brothers, — Viddy well! ' DON P KUCZERA BONES-REMEMBER THE GOOD THINGS AND FORGET ALL THE BAD-GOOD TIMES WITH RM,CT,SK,RF CRUSING DUNKI D ' S AND THE RES. THE BEST TIMES ARE YET TO COME METAL RULES.NO PROBLEM THANKS M+D 35 DANA LYMME KGPERMAN DAYN ' GREAT TIMES WITH FRIENDS — TM,LT,PP,LAH,J3,DS MI DDIES CSH MB-IG 8MONTHS? CH-LetterADayJB 4BUBBAS- SHOUT-ILYVIC ' 28 1200?! BnB-CL ' Thanks Mom.DadJamielLY — CARPE DIEM-SEIZE THE DAY ERIC E KUPERSMITH Startin w lDMD;Soccer,Wrestlin Track;SR,PS,M EL,CH,PNfriends4 ever,fanCLw DVH,WJ,LAD,CAF,JK RD MR JS , FLAw EL,TP-COMP24€rmp w SNchivalry aTOZ,NC, REST,how much nowaLG2? ,, LoveMOM,DaD,S,S JULIA MARIE KUTSOP DGSAB RAF-BFF W GECrane TPoAZ MG GMtoo!ChoraleVP-ROOMIES-477 TM ' CYO ' FT ' CIHSP ' SEASIDESS eKel Nothing happened!24WC-JUSTDOIT 30min , bb5LGP ' CHERISH MR2 THANX Dad Shasi-ILuvYou Tommy TRCFTF MICHELE ANGELA LAFON MIKEY 1 2MICH2I LOVE Ya Mony ' TG MHGP CARDCBTHRATP ' LBI 85-6 ' HELD adJenLizLof31days SKI ' JAMES D FFS•VFEMMES•Skate•TM477♦SWKHC• ML4!cdrag , mdchristian , TODD . . . GOIN 1 CKJ IN A BLAZE OF GLORY! CLARITA LAROSA CL — mems of-SK 5hike-shopping — Rita rem CS3-Mina friendsfor — ever thanx for the great times JA ' cusin ' Look at us now THANX MOM+DAD Good luck to all-who knows what tomorrow will bring CRISELDA LAROSA great mems w friends JM.SK.DK ,MZ,JA JOD- Spikes Canalst.With a little perseverance you can get things done, never surrender Good luck to everyone. EK Thanks Mom and Dad. Stay Gold. 36 LYNN CATHERINE LATORA LAT BUBBAS RC CK SF AP JB ' Mems MidMad SkiCode54 Sum85-86atLav SeasdSPete ' VOOT ' Bud ' SO ' Do 1 2o85 RahRah LaLaLand BeAdventurous PrtynwScSdlaLtTurboTm+BrewCrew Nvr4getURob!BuzBFF BW ILY MD J KEVIN LAURENT MARC D. LEBOVITZ LEBO TBirt Mohawk Football 54 TR ' S KP DCK ' Roof?Jr Promote Cruis ' n The Vette Seaside APP ECDC W Cup The Bru Crew Doobs We2Rl Sandy Decisions Thanx SK Taigat ' n W Vic Thanks Mom+ Dad SAMMY LEEDY JEFFREY DAVID LEVY JACK ' CAPT-lOSoccer ' GTsw BruCru Gar Dave2 Jimmer Mike Geof Targ BigSisJF ' HQAPE ' DCs Seasd Ninja 4th VHwPalsBudACDC , Summer86 ER Pup FBird Golflags Life ' s been good to me so far ILY MDBThanx YVETTE LCKJISE LENHART Y-VETTE •SB , SFisf infatuate dw DJs-so many mems . . . ILY! J P—WeRbtt! 1 YKW peptalks M Z8 CPJ(RP2) LEN! summer8 +«6 w S-228 BKFC -officers LON86 METS WhenlThinkOfYou . . . ' Thanx-M+D 37 AMDREA J. LIBRIZZI r2 A1234 GF TWES ' CC ' SWJD ' JS OK TINA a Animal! kdFtcw Wick 230Fluff BJC MBILN LAVALETTE Ferni-ur not cold ' HUBBY BEAR I Love You Anthony Glu2!Mansqn Fat Lady Singin Thanx Mom 4Sis TODD LISCHIN Don ' t Let School Interfere Wi th Your Education Good Times With-BM,KM,LC,RF,DN,SS,CV,SD,S M The Box BB With McGruff Triumph ISACRWDThanxMSJ ANN MARIE NOEL LISSY LISS-TRACK!SHOT!WHAT!THANX TO ALL MY COACHES GreatTimes With Great Friends FER,DM,MB,NK,KK JAM, MS LL AH ' GEEKSTERS CMSM DS SW etc.W Luv THANX DAVE YOUR GREAT 1LUVYOUMOMDDR LUVTOMYDAD GARY PAUL LISSY Pre-Theology my ' SecondHome ' CLU Belmora Pink Floyd Ho wShallThey HearWithoutAPreacher ' Rom Chath amKegPartyHanginW TheGuysShor e:BeerW VR OldTimesW BMRMERmis sionlnLifeDone Thanks Mom! RITA LOMBARDI MEMORIES OF GOOD TIMES AND GREAT FRIENDS THAT WILL LAST FOREVER BFF- Trinie-Soccer-FW — Softball 17 Keep Smiling . . . Thanks Dad, Sis (8 PAULO JOSE LOPES Boys It ' s Over! Best wishes to LF — JG-JL-KS-KG- Partyn! In the Red Black-Z285-Going out and Findin ' Trouble! OhYeah Good Luck! SK-RF — SSI Passed Holy Shi! Good Luck Lou Love Mom Dad I Luv you guys forever! MICHAEL LUPER PRIME PIECE OF AUTO-ARSKMOBILE BTB440 ED ELEPHANTUS WGSS SREN ATOZ S CM WILLIE B.SMILEY P400 CDOYLAS.ARK KINGS42 EVERY MAN IS THE ARCHITECT OF HIS OWN FORTUNE ' -CLAUDIUS ' THANKS-MDEBL JOHN ANTHONY LUSARDI CAPT.OF FOOTBALL 80 300ZX LUJS memories of great times with.. Brew Crew. WILD NITES IN N.Y.C. The Shore ' The Strip-everything +anything Rock ' n the Boat Til 6am wbert ' SUCCESS NBC Thanx M D JOHN A. LYNCH FOOTBALL 25WRESTLING CAPTemdsl SEASIDE SURFIN SEXWAX MY-STICK TOGA TR ' sKP+DlPPING DC ' K ' -ROOF lnochK HOTELpr+ ' s BigBanJRPWK Chicks CS ' ZZ BrewCru GL-FWORKS never 4get G Sandy! ThanxM+Dmn SUSAN MARY LYNSKY How very special are we, For just a moment to be Part of Life ' s eternal rhyme. C ' est tellement mysterieux . . . The Ros The Road Not Taken Never Surrender! L FAKelDebPPMD SHARON ANN MAILLOUX CRASH! BEST XS W MNGVIQMBBWDCJM GO ASK ALEX, CHECK YOUR — RICK?!? THE CARS ON FIRE! N.Y.C — CRASH! BIO W DINa, I WK PARTY — GET OUT! I LOVE YOU MOM DAD — THANK MANNY I LOVE YOU FOREVER — 11 10 85 39 a DEBBIE ELISE MALAMUD Good Times w Brown cobra, etc Thanks to LS,CH,RN,LS.MegaDeth Ledzeppelin ILY M,D,B Deb Dave Friends forever Being w Frienz Partying, hang out I ' m buying a Stairway to heaven L ya John!! JOD1 BETH MANNING EARTH IS OK IT ' S TIME TO MOVE ON THOUGH I DON ' T REGRET A THING. HEY BABY. BFF. CUT FLOWERS AND COOKED ANIMALS ARE MURDER PEACE IS THE ANSWER MARY MARKOVICH NIPS DBH- Dazed Confused Best of times w SMMSSTRRKBRobairHak im- Cherry Kitty=Bf2A2 Go AskAl ex Seaside ' 84 Buddhaland party Honda ' George.l love you always 7 29 84 ILYMDJDR Dream on CHERYL LYNN MARKOWITZ NEW FRIENDSRPERFCT FRIENDS ' GTW Debs- Union I -6pdlunchmushmouth PatnR!YEL- TENNIS ANYONE?SC-UR THE BEST ' DP- SPROUT JA-DoR?SI-l miss ya!Gff-BD EL SR JP ML-MH ' JL SF-LYLATS SA-luv ya!ThanxMD SARI BETH MARKOWITZ NEW SCHOOL.NEW FRIENDS, I LUV U Geeksters-LSHIRLEYB-FAW Plus F AW FRIENDS IN SI I MissYou!WAH Summer86 T S Bff Six? Yeah I ' m a Twin! Brian-Skylines BLT 1 Love You! Thanxs Love-MD CHE DAVID PATRICK MARTIGNETTI MART Z28 BASEBALL- 7 SKIING GOOD TIMES WITH KE DC DB LM EM TM LC TV CT DK WORKING WITH MET GB ART DEWEY DO 305-HO BEATING ON LYNX THANKS MOM ANDDAD CHRIS ROB ■ in WENDY ANN MATTICE INHIMWASLIFEANDTHELIFEWASTHE LIGHTOFMEN TOMSBRUCEMORGANRON LETSGOMETSBEACHBOYSWTPOWERSACT PRES HCYFROBLORIMARISANNDAWN JJFLASHPHONEHOME!PARTYPEOPLE ' THANKSM+JVPTHECOUNTRYABBYRGLES AMANDA NICOLE MAXEMCHUK Hey,guys!Whassup?(J know I ' ll never 4get (J the times we ' ve had 2gether.Mems CH.LH.the gang. Search32.LBI. Mom. Dad, Ca+ monkey face- ILYF John-FYEO If I could save time in a bottle . . . AF KERRI ANN MCCARTHY 29 KAP-BFF-MH , JR , KD TR ' , IRISH Camp Happy Times Keep the Faith, Never give up! BBF ' WMGHB Thanx for the hospital support! | LUV YA — MGDJGJ.E.T.K TIMBO •cyo , CIHS?! , CSE ' GOD BLESS YOU! BONNIE MCDONOCIGH BON You ' ve come a long way babyiBFF ' Pork ' Sandy ' Eat ' Teppi E ' Randu ' Little ' Ship ' Miss u BR tanx 4 the memories. I ' ve had a blast!Bye JDRHS-Union or bust Love ya mom+dad ' Live it up! TARA ANN MCGRATH Don ' t Dream it ... Be it Great — times with Good friends bff w S K shake your butt x-c gang Track W Sp J.L w C.V. ' crime — mobile smile!!! Thanks MDKES JOAN AUDREY MELKOWITS Joni — JM+CG=BFF Great Times w Friends Old GD Seen w CG,DK,CM Smeds-79 T A JG,MM,IQ,AL,FD. JP.SM-HONK HONK Who Cares What People Think? Cher Val Thanx Mom Dad Fam I Luv CI Michelle 41 SHARI ELLEN MELMAN BFF7 OITSHER ' CAR ' JUL ' BET ' DAYir FYB-NO ILY I ' ll send an SOS!!! Cim PARHTY at Ons cv,ss,TL-ly QBC pk ' Jay Sue ' ILY-LOR! sums w SW LBI-WSSH 86w CC ' F Bas ' Don ' t dream it . . . be it! N4GU GINA MARIE MESSANO SOCCER CAPT. LBI ' 83-86-Bean Fantasy lsland Jeep Bock Pam-Guld OS SC ' 85 Ink Cel hideout mindi — do u do t? Big Bro Suz-Lylas mission w DC Cherish SP.X ' S w George ' snuggling ' lly MOM + DAD TODD MICHAEL MESSINGER Pirates ' cruzin-with-Chris+Heat Bama-Slammers- GOGO-GTimes W-CS+ RF+JL+DM+VR+GB+JL+BC+SC+CD+BQ +ML 1 SOt-Bubbas ' Sleeside ' Shmo KOOK FTBALL 29TOGA CLKSTUNA HAR LUVYAMARIA Thanx-MOM-DAD+MARCI ARON ROBERT MEZO B.S+T-WHAT YOG GIVE IS WHAT YOG GET- EOTT-SHYA-LAAFTTGOBP — HHTB-YTI- ATMGAOSSTTWT-MMRS 1 T.A. W KOBELS- MS PATROL-M+F OM THE 15TH-LEGENDARY ABS-T J 1 4A AR:5785,92685,MTC-THANX M+D+F CHRIS MIELE Great times ' FED ' S, Jason G, Reggie, Mary K, Kathy B, Rob D ' Hangen at earth ' s-JAPS-Hoods -J. P. is T.U.P. ' Smed ' s Let ' s go skiing (memories with Meatball, LC,DF,PB,PL,JL,) Outrageous times with Kenny G. Best Luck to the class of 87. BLAIR E. MIICKE BEST OF TIMES WITH JK,MC,JF,SK BK.LG.JC- WHO ' S ZOOMIN WHO? — Key to my heart- ooly, Klutz, the priest, tennis bud-muff-there ' s no chance!?!-B.H.C.,J.E. LOLA G-town-Thanks M.D the 3bs A? GARY ALAN MILLIN Howz ' it?GoinCrazy w DaveJeffDan AgRfDnCwTrSocerTenisGuardLiftn dblin up in Livinstn Golflags IntnationlPartz ' Vk+HcDanceShot gun ' T- wanaNY PENNspfl ' gladUrln UScusx2! ILY M D GingAnt CHOW! LISA MICHELLE MONTANARI PIZZA TURBO TEAM VIT E GFU-CS RAH RAH 86 FINSKY LBI-86 RINGS GREEN HAIR? PC4HTNWH JEESH-CF HANGIN W BUBBAS BREW CREW CC B52s 16 AVE-TURN! TRGE BLUE-DB TY-FISH P2HEY! LATER ILU MDM MARC J. MORRIS THECRUEBJD,SM,LS,DC,MB,PA,JD ,, HEY BRABOOTZZ ' DOBONGS ' Blowouts AT RDS ' 87- Live it up while yo u ' re young Cause you cant do — it while youre old ' BUDKINGS FT WB4 SMFILYN+DFADETOBLACK . . . ROY PATRICK MORTON AFiDONT TRY TO UNDERSTAND IT, JUST DEAL WITH IT.SF:FRESHMAN! MM:I APOLOGIZE FOR THE WORLD. THERE ARE NO GOODBYES FOR THERE ARE NO ENDINGS;THERE ARE ONLY BEGINNINGS. , SHADOWHAWK STEVEN NAGAR We all have two educations, o ne which we receive from other s.and another which we give ou rselves. Wildinourownways! The B- PN Sca- A ' AD+HP,ASReadyforth equiz?Neverassume!Best to all! DAVID MITCHELL NELSON S W Sean Fern Dave Andy Ant Wick Todd2x Wldwd Wknd86! ' DLR MarioVs.VAN?Tailgatesw BudSuds SSparties ' SRV ' Triumph ' Fmly Cr. LBI Wastefield Khaha! HuMSJ Things can only get better! 43 PATRICIA DIANE NISTORENKO PATTY-B.BUMWIwdCrest ' 84 ' 85 ' 86 Tanll-5 ' KL rem-Jorge-FLA ' 86ZEP rules- MMSeaside ' 84 Vinny ' SN-my PAL TheB- EN8- 32-8 Cher-MBnR G TW-DEBSTQMM- ILUMDM2L DAZED AND CONFUSED TCHAU ITS BEEN REAL!! ELVA MARIE NUGENT 1-2-3-SMILEBarbORTLEYnewYr ' sEve HP SL?8 1 082K ATHovernitesTAKEit RR 1Buddy Alstop-Light!the RIDE Lynguini , DaNclnG8-32-8PNcamaro WstfldMemsw greatFRENZ N.C.285 PLESANtVALLySUNDAy ILY-MPMDTTR ANITA ANNAMARIA ONGRADY SUMMER 86 MMRL-WKND AUG 22 F ' s B-DAY PT ACJG 29 ASYLUM GOD F-AIR BD LOVE CJ 4- EVER SSH THANKS GRANDMA-DAD CP-PA SONIA SEE YOG LATER! GOOD BYE JD PAMELA JANE PANAGOS Love+Mems — BITTY ' BEAN ' SUZ ' GM ' P NUT Best Eggs-EP Len SC85 Soc 21Sofbl CHAKA- Ridge GANG ' Haircuts CIHS? SMAL- Headbangers Enite ton Kirion Thanx MDSGDBILY I ' m off like a dirty shirt! JACQUELINE MARIE PEDRO •JaCkS RAT Okay! Fun Times w Fun Friends NW PARTY? so sad — YKW — DREAM UNTIL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE YL WeRbtt! OhWell LUV U + THANX MOM.C.ANNJENN • P.S. I ' M GONNA WIN THIS GAME! JEANIE PERROTTA BEANIE 29 ' JCred CaptTennis Bball Softball KAP-4ever Geen-BFF Fan ' Sue ' Pom ' Ruban-Luna this Babel ' Sab ' JL LA ' CUZ ' s.l cherish my mems w Jim! Mets Jets 2Gram I Love you Mom ' Dad ' Tom ' Mike 4 APRIL ELIZABETH PETERSON APRILICA BestTimesW BUBBA CREW CinKookLatStacFishJen-ILY PROM BruCru KAPLUNK SkiCd54 HCadvJL Capt Gymn- RahRah FamNt MbGvAf ' SHANE,I LOVE YOU- Muf+Lou Key CK-BuHu Lavlt ILuvU MD+M.NP+MP ELIZABETH PODBEREZNIAK THANKS EVERYBODY-NICE TEACHERS AND FRIENDLY STUDENTS. I HAD A GOOD TIME HERE. I ' M GOING TO MISS ALL OF YOG THANKS TO MY FAMILY FOR SUPPORTING ME. GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE BYE, BYE 1 ! DAWN MICHELLE POSNOCK BEST OF TIMES Bean+Trout:Late Night At Stanleys;boys+beaches ST-LYLAS:SK-five;CM- JGGiant:RH From The Heart:HG+DP;3 30 85!! Scruntchle! SouthAfrica:Blobs! Scrapeshoes ' l Love U-Mom + Dad ELIZABETH HARRINGTON POST Beth DWJK ' OK ' SM ' SWJS ' CC FYB-YU M2KLING! DSBHyper Pahrt y at Fun ' s Prim Urge Sudsn ' Th e Dot Summers LBI Les-Fas-Wen Sr Prom ' 84-Ugh! Swim L-ville UR lush-ous BCingB ILY-MDS HEATHER ANNA PRINCE PUNK STEF-ComeOnBuddy RVKBMHCV LFSSDFJBCPDKEN KG-IF WALLS COU LD TALK ' Patio Partys ' VETT-GTO HAPYNSS IS. SHORTY 1+2 8 10 82 LOOKS- KILL ' SLAMIN ' SHOWER ' TMDGATrainlnVain ILYFSCOTT StayFree 4b TONI ANN PRIORE THE GOOD TIMES WERE SPECIAL, LET THE MEMORIES LIVE FOREVER. SPECIAL TIMES WITH REME, KIM DONNA AND THE REST OF THE GANG GOIN CRAZY!! ' YAH HELLO!! ' THANX MOM AND DAD ILY MIKE WILLIAM J. QUANT JR. HEAT-MISER 69 DE-HWT — Pirating w PotatoHead+Todd-Har! 68Chevy Lowridin ' 327 High-Performing, Turbo, Great times with all the guys.ZZ Tulips La Grange Love — yaMDL+N Further On Gp The Road TARA KATHERINE VERONICA QGILLIN TAKY!PP?GT4-everWhat?!Softball SummersAtTheShore ' lT-BirdFFJPJ BRICK . . . BestTimesw BestFriends DCMBCGCHMQJC and all the rest! Cruzin ' Dancin ' Partiin ' w AZYRKD DebsYG B-JoviGA!!Thanx3Sis,Mom VICTOR RAJOPPI RAJOP ' 78 OLDs ' Good Times w The Boys ' Fishin F trout ' w CSBCGL MLCD ' Motorin Down GSP Tr2-KP2 Killin TallBoys w cup at Dee ' s Summer 86 BrewCrewLives Thanks Mom Dad For All The Chances! YVONNE MARY RAY TAKY bff — Katha Bratnella + Ramona GTW KdAzTqDsCgNmSkRfTs Kbe — JORGE ILG! ' Ohhh! Babe Were Gonna Luv Tonite! LchCrw CHIQ(JITA 79Camara- CruzinlMc ' Y D ' s+TheRezzy-GO ' WAY! ILG M+D+D 46 CHRIS REID Microwave WC83 Mr. J Also 87 CM Arts 84 — Celtics 1 Max Bird Rutgers 87 — Accounting B. ADMIN Js-Celtics 86 Bill Walton 1 Great Times Gr. Friends 83-87 Love You Mom, Dad, Michele, NGP VIVIAN C. REYES •VIV Best X ' s w Ship, Schen, Cal, Jus, KurfLite ' Pooper ' Lu ILTA CRWT, The The Party Never Ends It Just Slows Down and Changes Location, Smk-Out John I Love U Always! Thanx Papi, Kelly Mom TODD H. RICHTER Class 87 The Midget LBI Lav. S Wick Richy Nels Gary Andy DaveK Sean Where ' s Bob — Party Vollyball-Baseball X-Country Swimming SB Wastefield girls old enough to . . . Only Better TERRENCE P. ROBERTS T. Roberts Wrestling-Capt-EMDSL KP ' s — DCroof partys Keg JL ' s TOGA Haircut86 $ lOAF DCcontract Msft S-dipping w JL — Seaside Bru Crew ARatl-2-3oc-JPwknd-l ' m so—! BUD BINGSgood luck 87 IMYMLYDJ LAURA ELIZABETH ROGERS BIFF ' BUTCH-ILY No pigs, just deer. Secretary of BKFC Exterminate Asteroid Demons-M, 86- ZYXTC BMNO CS-WB ' DG-TY88 Thanks Big M ILY! STOP THE WORLD I WANNA GET OFF!!! ELENA ROSENTHAL •E TURBO TEAM vitamin E BBFRB STA- BESTEST LBI P T ' QT Bon when i grow up special-RANDU The Only One NICK I love yo The future holds our dreams of yesterday ILU Mom, Dad Maria 47 JANE ELIZABETH ROTH •Jumpin-Plain BEST times-S2?? Absolute IA CF CRASH-Kilers.JF Jr Prom w TS.I Luv Lime Slush! MN-Best Sum85 Fireworks+2 LWS BG+lg Oh No-A.C. ILU 4ever! VR-ily!? SD u+me-B? ILYMDRGJJ2 THOMAS ROGGHNEEN Esopus..Kerr,Sheep,ML,CD,AS. . . 132 lbs..CYO The Bus?. Cougar G2 Alarm . . . 29 33 ... 86 BOSOX. RC Lions I Missed Y esp. KR, DG.DR.AD GNION . . . Love you and thanx SR,JR,BR,JR,MOM DAD.DGC NICHOLAS RUFOLO GRAD CLASS OF 87 TOP 5 7 THANKS MOM DAD FAM FRIENDS GOOD TIMES VACTIONS- DRIVING THANKS TO JDRHS FOR CLOSING LGNCH. THANKS TO EVERYBODY FOR EVERTHING-ILSL JIMRRGSIN It ' s time to say goodbye to my teachers and my friends Favorites-Rock music-MTV Calif Angels- L. A Rams-Scouting camping DONNA MARIE SABA Good times may come and go but special memories last forever. Special times with special fri ends. Fun times with Rene Kim and Ann. Love ya Mom, Chuck, and Tom. George + Donna Forever. 48 JULIE SABATIMO SAB cc sw ok sm dw bp al stac FYUB!CIMARIAH-CRASH4-NYC4anite TTFWSmell 3rd gear ' GO 2 ONS Ridge Gang Bros JC2 4am BEAMIE FRIP w SUE J.L.Nvr4GetU rewse Orph INDY w Con THAMXM DRMS CHARLES ANGELO SAIA Chuck-27-Fishm-VR-BC-DaBoys87 TRKP DCRP Brew Crew JLToga Bud Chicks JL SHsTFM vitE-LM C-Len EM TCUP+Shake IA? MLBQ Girls87 Stacey I Luv CJ 4+E TL YOU-U FL Bys Its Party Time ILY-Mom+Dad i MARISSA L. SAMFORD TAILS W-TwinsLIZbX-COUriTRYGUYS SKI CIS FIREBIRD JJ-FLASH! ACME ' TAF LET ' S GO METS Wendy We thought that we had the answers, It was the questions we had wrong ... I LUVUM+D J. ELLYM SAVAGE SMELLYN ' FF-AiCcSwDwBpOkSmJpRf CwKd LAVALETTE:SG wrinkled hb Ganimal! doitagainSAB 4amlight 1 wayst.lrv(frog) 230 Fi-42abed yourparents!B F Fwishuwerehere ILYMLM HANG IN THERE SCOTT FLS TINASCHENERMAN •Schen ' Buddies w CAL VIV RAY Ship ' RS- 1 LAF JC Little LL NS LK-AC-kook- AL DW JiI Schnei ESNYC-SDLG PARTY- HEARTY OUT AZ-S JANE- PRM WKD SKOAL ADS T ' HEE. THE-SCENE LOV-YA M D RANDCJ-BFF 49 JOHN KENNETH SEKELLA •54 INDOOR OUTDOOR track-sore — knees ' CA HERE I COME - ' WHAT? ' ' Good times spent in L. Sports! I Don ' t know ' ' People who work the Hardest achieve the most, thanks MOM+DAD+K+S+D ADIOS! DAWN SEVERINI But you don ' t understand! BFF — Kim Tara-U 2 R The Best! Mike: 3yrs.-l can ' t believe it! Airy WMT 1 stSquad Fi,Zet,SG,SuzyQ,BC Di.DK, Fan ,Hul,MP,CS,Amy,Juls Wm ' ThanxM D.DTM ' ILoveYouMike ROBERT SHAPIRO LookingForwardToLookingBack Fr w AP-icaSW- STV SK-NYSBeatuknow JF StaB-LSDC FishymDgirl mokin w CVaaywkn Marthrashd- met city fash lvnevrymntBR-UM Pretendit NeverEvenHappened ThanxM D.M V JASON B SHARENOW THANKSTOGMS FRIENDS.CRUZIN TO CONCERTS WS+FL S0M86 NORESPECT FORTHECAPTAIN.RUSH 1 RRAAORGSS. PARTYINW THEJAW MR.G J ' NOTAPRI SONER ' MOLSONGOLDENGOD ' S BEER. THANX TO MOM.DAD.MELISSA GREGG 50 DANA A.SHIPITOFSKY •SHIP BUDDIES W VIV.SCHEN.CA L,KURT,JAX,WASS,BON, MAX LUV YA ALL THANX FOR THE GOOD X ' S! THEE, THE FN3-OUT, ' LITE, THUMBS , THE MORE I GET THE MO RE I WANT ' FULLPRESSURE ILY-M D GREG SILVERMAN GREAT TIMES W BJS FRIENDS. R(JSH 1- RRAAORGSS. JAMMING W RANSOM. ROCK ' N ' ROLL CONCERTS. MOLSON GOLDEN l.KERBOARDS RULE !l WILL CHOOSE A PATH THAT ' S CLEAR, I WILL CHOOSE FREEWILL!! ROBYN ALISSA SILVERMAN RABONE TURBO TEAM Vit.E LBr Rah-Rah CAPT.Aerobics!AMY-BFF! JenllyaPrtynw Bubbas THE GREAT PLEASURE IN LIFE IS DOING WHAT PEOPLE SAY YOU CANNOT! BRETT — PANDTMI LOVE YOUMLY-MDM+DAVE DAVID DANIEL SIMON All the world ' s a stage, so just consider me a player . . . Behold Begin There are worlds to win. Let us come to trust the dreams we must fulfill. ' ' Onwards and upwards . . . BBBKMC HALLIEA. SMITH By suffering comes wisdom. THANKS DAD KAREN MOM FAMILY. HEY SKI STATEN ISLAND LAMOUR NYHC-MOSH HARD1 THRASHING MUYA ILY NJ PALS: PPBDJBPSDSRRST . . . C.B.-RIP KELLY JEAN SMITH ILY:SK DS CV SC CS CH DS CL SL SK:REM: CAN U RELATE? GRTADV85 ' MR. J SOPH YR-DS. WHAT U LCK IN — HITE U GOT IN HART — GOADRCUNI SC ' TRUE BLUE SCOTT ILU WEVRUR PDP WH CRUISINANDMOVIN2MADONNA 51 LARA KORTNEY SMITH memories . . . BooBoo,Die!Honey.Di Look!-ABR- 69K-maro.Pill-Pal Liquid Lunches. -Rob-FYEO- 5 10 — Thanks. Jen-Fet W. W.- ' 86Sr. Prom Typ.w mrs c-m-Day.mouse7MQNCH Di:cm-LF!- Di Lara-BFF! ILY M D STEPHEN JOSEPH SMITH Smeds 79 Trans AM Going crazy with Styp and the rest of the Guys Girls ' JM time is up Good times at the beach Party Budwieser is the king of beers Thanx Mom Dad fam Donkey Smell KIMBERLY ANNE SOMMER Kimbo ' BFF-Tara ' SDawn ' Lady Di — Polka- Pokey xrimemobile: Mars Capt TENNIS ls MVChamps.GoodX w LW,JP,Dem2 team.trck.Cruznw Kris+Hr2+Jnti.L-Bunch. Attitude It ' s Sommertime. Thanx M+D.P G. STEVEN SCOTT SOUDERS BFD ' Great times w CVSDCDTR)R)F RPFPTLDN ' Let ' s cut and go down to the beach SIV darkbeer Some things are still a mystery to me while others are much too clear ' VOOT ' ' Thanks MOM ILU LORI JEAN STALTER MARYANN STAPLETON V C 9 6ft i - J TC D ■ fKS DIAME MARIE STAWSKI BFF LS;KS,DS-Prom 86-Polka-ABR Lady Di- Mere-Barefoot-I Luv Ya Shore Gang:SEkwABsbRJvrSS,etc. Believe in your dreams because only you have the power 2 make them reality. ILY Mom, Dad Jo! KURT BJORN SWANSTROM UNCHAINED FINALLYIWILL MISS CLASS OF 87 ' 8B-PL ' SCARFACE ' JLLF KGJGBBRB+JC-BUD-SA-JATO THEMAX RB 22 AT ZWIGBK-SUMMER OF 85 ALOHA THRASH+STARLITE W DANA VIV+JOHNMTHANX MOM+DAD-C+MILY SHEREEN TAHER Bopper,Tay,Cherry+Kitty=BF2A2!LYLAS-DP,SK- KALODIENS FOREVER. PARTY UP! Great times, prom86 seagull!RH-fishie,manhunt- LG.55MH Somanymen?Bobby,l LOVE YOU ALWAYS MUY!MOM,DAD,PAUL,THANX I LUV YA!! LAURA MICHELE TALARSKY LITTLE! ORIG.4+l=BFF.Sandy, Eat Steph.Bon- Thanx 4 All The Good Times-2many2say! Who ' s Knockin At My Window?Bud. PARTY UP! Brew Crew, Bubbas, Ts,Jc,Dk,SecretsSC Hang In There Sherri-ILU-MDSA CESAR FRANCISCO TAVERAS I Love The Place Where I Have Learned My English, Thanks For Helping Me Mrs. Spitz, I Always Will Remember You. Good Bye To The Soccer Team. Adios Amigos, I Had A Good Time In America. ! BRIAN TARGUM MB+DB+DC=SPECIAL KIND OF HUMOR JACK,SPOT,SCRAPS,NINJA,NJIT,JL SPARRING, TABOO AT YOHAB ' S. DON ' T TAKE EVERYTHING AT FACE VALUE, LOOK BELOW THE SURFACE. THANKS A LOT MOM, DAD, ADAM ILY 53 SHARON SAKURA TAZAKI Tazak-GOOD TIMES w EVERYBODY 280Z UZ- How8long2must 1 WE9sing8 this6SOrSG? Longgone SUMMERDAYS avecSAS83- 86 LETSGOMETS!COZYAT CORNELL! ThanxMDP D I will get what I WANT HAMTSFINALLYOVER! KIMBERLY MARIE THORLAKSON Donna, Remember The Good Times We Had Together Remember The Good Times With The Ridge Driv e Gang Donna Don ' t Forget the Classes We Had Together. Love Ya Mom Dad Michele Lisa + Jim CHRIS TORTORELLO GTWRMSKDKKBMHIWILLFIGHTWHENTHE TIMECOMES ' FMKITTHOSEWHOPLAY GODHAVETHEDEVILTOPAYHEAVYMETAL RULERSTHANXGINAFORTHEGOODTIMES LUVYA DRUMMINGISTHEWAYOFLIFEFB FTW THANXRENTSAFAMILY IWTROAME CHRISTOPHER JOHN VECCHIONE PORSCHE 928-MAICO MC-490 RULE! GOOD TIMES WITHGB ' SA ' RA ' PK ' AC MACHINES CARS VANDALISM ' SHORE TRIPS TO NY WITH PK BMX DEMPSY WOOKY ' NEVER GIVE UP ' DeLorean THANX TO ' GB ' SA ' CR ' DD ' PK ' RA ' RD CHRIS ANN VENES BELIEVE IN THE MAGIC OF YOUR DREAMS . . CHEERING86! GREAT TIMES WITH MAND RL MF TM! THANKS FOR THE MEMS PAUL! LOVE YA MOM,DAD,L K C! ' : .] CHRISTOPHER PAUL VENTURA VITO GTW SS,SD,TR,JF,RP,KW,FF Ferg.KD.CD My bro Joe! I LOVE G Always Dana Ja25 Shot 2(Jn WD CWDAYN ' VOOT ' DWNP ' Nips ' MokinWRS Ooh,Kirby Chemis Tm getting closer to my world Thanx M D ILY RENEE VERDGCCI BGBBLES ' KATHY-GORIGHT ' HPMHKBLF CMKGCV+ME ' We know how to party 3rd Door=Snag! Looks that kill JL=HLD! The Shower HP-GLGSHG Rich There ' s no one like you ILY— MOM DAD CARRIE JERRY TOM! CHRISTINA MARIA VOLL.m nN Chris ' great times w SDDFMBSDRM STCBCAPHLMSMHP-TheShower HP RVKPMHCMLFPLKG+Me ' NowWeKnowHow 2Party Crissy-CS GC=SNAG! The PartyShack- GGILTY-Never give up your dreams . . . Thanx-ILG-MDV GEOFFREY TODD VON DER LINDEN BGDdies ' -DbMbJkJIDcKeDmApAfTe TAILGATES ' NY T-WANAM—FAMNGT NJIT ' ROOFTOPS ' VH+HOTSGMNIGHTS PROM WKND- TOY , BRGCRG WALKDOG SGMS AT SHORE-LBI-CP ' FISHIN IN THE MAKO-VETTETHANXMDAugBrad JGLIE WANG To ' MS ' LHO ' Thank you for sharing my life with me. Life ' Dayton ad ' Lonely ' Joy ' but ' l ' Love ' it T ' I ' M ' E ' S ' U ' R ' E ' F ' L ' Y ' !!! 2 B l , G , Mr.K.,A , L , W A , Y , S , R E M , E , M , B , E R Y , , G ,l T H A N , K S ANDREW SETH WASSERMAN Great Times W Great Friends-MW — DF-FC. Mem The Summer of 1986 At C.C. TV. LONG LIVE THE — G-H. The Future is extremely challenging, now I must begin to fight! Thanx MD and S FE! 55 DANA MICHELLE WASSERMAN Dayn.BFF CV,BP,CC,OK,SW,SM,JS, ES,SS,CP,SK.FYB! BPIMH! CPYAR STP ' LBI S- B ' Sow CC ' PrimUrge Special mems w Chris: Wash. DC Dwop ' Drive ' n the Dot ' Great z ' s I LOVE YOG CHRIS(BINK)ILY,MD+J i r l s,Jr ™ S b BI ' tr wm L ■ ■ jnfl 1 %d x f %l s Wi LACEY LYNN WASSERMAN •LACE-Ship ' bffJAX.DW-BestCuz. LAURA- I ' llalwaysbethere. George RenvTHUMBSVPLADYDS MAX ' JRPRWKD Beachfeet-Chorale- ' WESHAREDTHE LACJGHTERANDTHEPAIN ' PHILC.BFFLR — DS DW THANX ' ILYMOM.DAD.ELLIE SHERRY JANE WEINBERG BFF7 , SM ' OK JS CC BP DW FYBYU! Ill send n sos ES.AL-121234 cimarian — NYC4aNITE! •PrimUrge Go 2 On ' S M C ' SUMS-LBI.EIRE (Sinead).WSSH! Judal MH-Vgly 1 YASTV! HBw SAB CSTFK ILY MDKRD I CHRISTOPHER S. WICKHAM Remember Those Days W Gans ' Ant SSS2XTodd Mario•DK•Shaka•Fern• GM:JustOneOfTheGuys Ann Ellyn Tailgates: Wldwd86 Parties at CJ ' S Studio:Baseball l Let the Good Times RolLThanks Mom Dad MARCUS RICHARD WILLIAMS YOG BE GODHPEACE 2 ALL THE B — BOYS IN THE SQUARE E.O.I AM BORN ISLAM.THANX 2 GOD ALLAH ALL-STATE FOOTBALL.BASKETBALL, TRACK.THANX MOM NANA.I LOVE U BONITAM! YELLOW GIRLS !. SEX BARBARA E. WILLS •SCHRUNCY ' BABS ' Shorty-Hops-Bigred- Inky+Shar-Best of timeslJS — HS LBI 86-POWOW.BA-5:30am.SH We 1!? LH It ' s time!GA-fire?PO OKYMYou made my life liveable +l ' ll love U 4ever.Thanks-MDJM b6 MARK NATHAN WIMARSKY •ARSK 750LDS74CHEVYSDIEHARDTHE MONTE8BLUELIGHT RICRACONPATROL STAKEOUT ' WUSSFRANZSMILINFRED WALLYMEZ86T AED ROADTRIPSSUM86 INMASSLMLSBMKCTHANXFRANZFAMILY THANKSMOMDADANDTHEAIWILLMAKEIT WALTER JAY YEE YEE WAL-IE Goodtimes W Great Frenz AL TR KBAY JR JK GB ETC. XC Track NEVER AGAIN! Weekends Let ' s go NUTS Who ' s driving? U2 STING MAHAVISHNU Keep Touch Guys Here comes the Twister! ALICE ANNA ZACIERACHA TAKY Good X ' s w KdYrTqKdYGJC DK Schen , AfJb , Mplwd-JADDJ2DREWThe boyzlThe Rczzy WHAT?Camaro SUMMER86 ' Prom Wknd-Thels+ NYC KnlwthlO-12-85 J Shook me all nite long!Rettes:Do it ILCJMDGM ANDREW Z1DEL IF IT WORKS, DON ' T FIX IT EKMLSNJAWEINSTEIN calculust Sking THANKS MOM.DAD.AMY TINSTAFL A man without religion is like a fish without a bicycle FILOMENA ZOTTI Mina ' ltal. Princess ' GR.X ' s w the cugines:JALM3S-Balt.GC MFPO CASA ' Sum 86:ORTLY S LBI HOTL ICruzin ' and the adv. begins GTWbf C2YL PN V ' Baby Luv ' ALMl 8! Daily Dose ILY M+D+G Mari+Gio 57 niors Not Pictured: Jordan Binenstock Maria Isabela Casquero Darren Catalano Rachel Czepurko i I Diane Liguori Robert Pounders Incoronata Quaglietta Marc Trewick ■■I bS Miss Duke: Our Teacher Of The Year! God gets even with the wicked! Fear, respect, love. These are some of the emotions that come into students ' minds when the name of Miss Linda Duke is mentioned. Her sincere interest in her students, her knowledge of the subject matter, her lively and creative teaching methods and her love of Dayton are just a few of the reasons that Miss Duke was voted teacher of the year. Students, teachers and administrators all feel that Miss Duke deserved this award. Just think of what Dayton would be missing if Miss Duke was not here. History classes would certainly not be as challanging or stimulating. Homecoming Dances would not be as much fun or exciting. Miss Duke is able to motivate students in both classes and extra- curricular activities. Dayton students, teachers, and ad- ministrators certainly know when we have a good thing go- ing. That is why we voted Miss Duke teacher of the year! Miss Duke makes a point. Only five weeks behind in marking papers, Miss Duke tries to catch up. 59 Senior Superlatives su-per-la-tive (su-per-let-iv) adj. -1. the utmost degree of something 2. an unsurpassed levelor extent 3. supreme 4. of very high quality. cl own (klaun) N. 1 . a fool, jester, or comedian 2. a rude ill bred person 3. a joker 4. Mark Williams Stephanie D ' Alessio. ar-tis-tic (ar-tis-tik) adj.-l . showing imaginative skill in arrangement or execution 2. Brian Dahmen Sharon Mailloux. I fl talk-ative (to-ket-i v) adj.- 1 . loquacious 2. voluble 3. garrulous 4. Chuck Saia Randi Bay roff . 60 suc-cess-ful (sek-ses-fel) adj.-l. favorable outcome. 2. the attainment of wealth, favor, or eminence. 3. Bart Barre Beth Post. ath-let-ic (ath-let-ik) adj. Jeanie Perotta. -1. vigorous 2. active 3. mesomorphic 4. John Lusardi in-tel-li-gent (in-tel-e-jent) adj.-l . indicating a high degree of intellegence and mental capacity. 5. Alex Godelman Suzanne Demitrio. ac-tiv-ism (ak-ti-viz-em) N.- 1 . A doctrine or practice that emphasizes direct vigorous actio n towards something. 2. Bart Barre April Peterson. beau-ti-ful (byeu-ti-fel) adj.-l. generally pleasing 2. lovely 3. exciting aesthetic pleasure, eyes (i) n.-l . an organ of sight : Rich Fernicola Laura Rogers. 61 SMILE (smi-l) v. To appear pleasant or agreeable. David Blackwell Renee Verducci. 2 ' ti - i s ! k H ««. PHYSICAL (fiz-i-kel) characterized by rugged and forceful physical activity, of the body. Gary Bernstein Robyn Silverman. SOPHISTICATED (se-fis-te-kat-ed) Finely experienced and aware. Robert Shapiro Cari Conn. NONCONFORMIST (non-ken-for-mest) a person who does not conform to a generally accepted pattern thought or action. John BenignoG Suzanne Burdge. rr% - i • X. ' % SINGING (sing-ing) to produce musical tones by means of the voice. Michael Crowley Suzanne Crane. STYLISH (sti-lish) having style, well groomed. Italo Apicella Stacey Feinstein. ' .. ' ACTIVISM (ak-ti-viz-em) a doctrine or practice that emphasizes direct action. Bart BarreG April Peterson. MUSICAL (myu-zi-kel) having an interest or talent in music. Paul Arntz Tina Schenerman. CCXJPLE (kep-el) two persons paired together Chris Ventura Dayna Wasserman. «M, GOOD LOOKING (gud-luk-ing) having a pleasing or attractive appearance. John Lusardi Julie Sabatino. DANCE (dans) to move up and down in a quick and lively manner. Reggie Burton Cindy Kostin. ACTORS (ak-ters) one that acts. Brad Krumholz Justine Chrystal. 63 64 SPORTS 65 1986 DAWG FOOTBALL The 1986 season began on a positive note for the Dawgs. Loaded with talented returning starters, the team was the pre-season pick to capture the conference championship. The team defeated Clark for the third consecutive year, bringing home the Gnico Bowl trophy for good. Next, the Dawgs romped on Hillside 41-14. The team was on their way to a third victory against Roselle when a con- troversial pass interference call led to a final-play defeat. Then as in years past, the Bulldogs, crippled by in- juries, limped through one of the toughest schedules in the area, highlighted by a 33-0 victory over Manville to close out the home season. Several players were named to all star teams. Third year starter John Lusardi was named All Con- ference, Area Top 50, and Third Team All County at the position of outside linebacker. Tony Policare, who led (Jnion County in TD passes, was named on every all star team at quarterback, Second Team All Metro, All County, All Conference, Area Top 50, and was named one of the state ' s top five junior quarterback prospects. Mark Williams was the leading touchdown receiver in (Jnion County and was named Second Team All Conference, All County, All Metro, and Area Top 50. Jeff Stoffer was named First Team All Con- ference, and Third Team All County in his second year at inside linebacker. Honorable mention All Conference players also included Robert Fusco at tailback, Jim Ruban at guard, and Danny Francis and Bill Quandt at defensive line. Best of luck to the graduating Dayton players and wishes of continual success for the team. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1 986 BULLDOGS The 1986 Bulldog Football Roster Tony Policare scrambles to avoid an oncoming tackle. Brian Cole leads the Dawgs in a victory stomp. Gregg Walsh and Michelle Moreno watch from the sidelines. Brian Cole jumps the gun as his teammates stare in awe. 66 Rob Fusco and John Lusardi anxiously watch the game. The Dawgs begin the game by singing the National Anthem. Dawgs in action. ' Practice makes perfect ' Coach Policare gives advice to his players. 67 BOYS ' SOCCER: A SUCCESSFUL REBUILDING YEAR. Even after losing both a large number of seniors to graduation, and its veteran coach, Joe Cozza, the 1986 Varsity Soccer Team finished with a successful season. Under first year coach, Frank Ortiz, Dayton ' s final record was 10-6-2. Through the leadership of Captains Jeff Levy, and Dave Kadesh, and seniors Jim Kellerk, Dave Blackwell, Gary Millin, and Anthony Fiocco, the Bulldogs were able to put forth an excellent ef- fort. However, the team unfortunate- ly was hampered by a few injuries of key players, such as Dave Blackwell and Dave Kadesh. These problems affected the team ' s overall per- fomance and final record. The Bull- dogs were upset in the first round of the State Tournament despite one goal scored by Jim Kellerk in the first round of a sudden death shootout. The team had many stoundouts this year, and fortunately some are re- turning next year. Best of luck, and continued success for the years to come. After an exhausting game, Jim Kellerk splashes his face with water. ROW 1 : Coach Frank Ortiz. A Zldel. F. Carchman, J Roughneen. R Fernicola, K Bayrasli. J Kellerk. A Fiocco. D Kadesh. M Renya, D. Blackwell ROW 2: Ernst Patsch. C Moreno. M Zacleracha. E. Shoebel. S Lim, J Levy ROW 3: P. Tazaki. C Taveras. E Kupersmith. C Carson. L. Marko David Kadesh takes a drink of water during half time James Roughneen demonstrates his dribbling skill. Jack Levy attempts to fake out the line. Eric Kupersmith gains control of the ball. Craig Carson warms up for an important game. 68 Jim Kellerk watches Marcelo Reyna exhibit his great soccer skill Richard Fernicola fights hard for a loose ball. The varsity soccer players quickly pose for one of their fans. « « • • « « « • «A AMA l •  ♦•♦ •♦• •   « « . • Dave Blackwell makes a diving save SR-ZwP .. 9 ' mi h .... n .%, Kamauran Bayrasli attempts to score a goal Jim Kellerk easily dribbles by his opponent 69 Girls ' Soccer: Moving Up. The Dayton Girls ' s Varsity Soc- cer Team was very successful this season. Their record of 8- 9-1 marked a considerable dif- ference from last year ' s record of 6-12. The Lady Bulldogs not only had an outrageous scheduled season, but they were also chosen and involved in County and State Tour- naments. The Girls have not been involved in these tour- naments for quite some time. Congratulations! Mr. Arthur Krupp and Mr. John Kovolisky did a super job in coaching. Senior Co-Captains Colleen Delaney, Suzanne Crane and Gina Messano, along with other seniors Pam Pangos, Carolyn Engert and Rita Lombardi, led the team to victory. Junior Standouts were Debby Montemurno and Maria Buckley. Suprisingly, the freshman outnumbered the up- perclassmen. Lauren Meixner, Cathy Padden, Candice Mathews and Valerie Rau con- tributed a great deal to the team. Three Girls were picked for All-Conference this year. Colleen Delaney was selected to the First Team All- Conference as a forward. Suzanne Crane was picked to the Second Team All- Conference as center half-back and Debby Montemurno was put on Third Team All- Conference as right half-back. Congratulations to the Girls ' Soccer Team for their winning season! Top Row one: Beth Engert, Lurlene Harrison, Anne Marie Kovacs, Cathy Padden, Karen Geraghty, Lorena Gonzalez, Tracy Everly, Sonia Alberti, Monica Schweizer, Carolyn Engert, Lauren Meixner, Valerie Rau. Middle Row one: Jennifer Arthur, Jennifer Gardella, Rita Lombardi, Alison Dorlen, Candice Matthews, Maria Buckley, Debbie Montemurno, Lauren Merklinger, Staci Weinerman. Front: Co-Captains, Colleen Delaney, Suzanne Crane, Gina Messano. Debbie Montemurno shows some fancy foot work. Suzanne Crane concentrates on whipping Clark. fm %f Anne Marie Kovacs — The Karate Kid. 70 Rita Lombardi in reverse. Carolyn Engert is caught pondering. V . Candice Matthews and Colleen Delaney monopolize the kick on. Krista Merklinger and Lurlene Harrison observe the opponents. Gina Messano takes control of the ball. mm Staci Weinerman, a potential Rockette. 71 Girls ' Cross Country: Running Strong Yo-yum — 3.5 miles — mud rain — hallucinations, pain — Woe-Nelie. These energetic young women had a successful season under the guidance and support of Coach Byrne. With a record of eight wins and only three defeats, the Dayton Girls proved they were winners. Led by senior co- captains Sandy Kelk and Tara McGrath, the team placed third in the conference and county meets. Tara McGrath placed 12th in the conference and Sandy Kelk placed 13th. Sophomore Liz Pabst placed 8th and Erin McGrath and Anne Hollister helped the team tremendously. Chris Gra- ziano and Wendy Mortenson ran their best times of the season. Jennifer Wang, Preeti Singh, Jennifer Price, Lisa Lopez and Christella LaRosa also made vital contributions to the team. ■■k $ Top: Coach Byrne, Preeti Singh, Tara McGrath. Anne Hollister. Bottom: Liz Pabst, Sandy Kelk. Wendy Mortenson, Erin McGrath. (not shown: Chris Grazlano, Jennifer Price. Lisa Lopez, Jordana Moesch, Christella LaRosa) Liz Pabst figures it will be at least two years before her ponytail will reach the ground. 72 Wendy Mortenson does the bunny hop. Tara McGrath dreams of Mr. Byrne ' s chicken sandwich at the finish line. Boys ' Cross Country: Running Proud. Top: Mr. Taglienti, David Brooks. Kevin Lake, Rick O ' Toole, Terry Roberts. Todd Richter. Chris Arnold. Rich Davidson. Amitabh Sharma. Mr. Brodnck Bottom: Marissa Sanford. Walter Yee. Chung Hau-Hsu. Keith Fernbech, Michael Uppman. Eric Rauschenburger, Jason Poindexter. Danny Chung, Justin Toner. The Dayton ' s Boys Cross Country Team had an excellent season this year with two of its runners receiving conference honors. Seniors Todd Richter, Terry Roberts, Gary Bernstein and Walter Yee displayed outstanding performances. Terry Roberts received Second Team All — Conference Honors and Freshman Eric Rauschenberger ran with determination and was awarded with Second Team All- Conference Honors. Juniors Rick O ' Toole, Jerry Wang, Mark Benjamin and Chung Hau-Hsu made vital contributions to the team. Congradulations to the great coaching of Mr. Taglienti and the men on the team for an outstanding season of hard work and dedication. o Terry Roberts gives Eric Rauschenberger advice on how to pick up women. Rick O ' Toole ' s hair stands on end when he realizes that there is a $ 1 .00 toll at the bridge. After finding out his pet parakeet has been shot, Todd Richter can not finish the race. Jerry Wang screams for help after being hit by a freeze ray. 73 Girls ' s Gymnastics Team : On The Beam. Clockwise: Dalya Rubenenko, Missy Peterson, Lori Smith, Amy Schramm, April Peterson, Cindy Kostin, Gail Engert, Janis Netchert, Monica Magee, Amy Rose, Wendy Hodes, Lisa Ciasulli The Jonathan Dayton Gymnastic Team, coached by Mr. Howard Cushnir, had a successful season. Senior captains Cin- dy Kostin, April Peterson and Gail Engert led the team to a 6-9 record. Despite several injuries, the team reached a high score of 94.75. Cindy Kostin competed on the beam and contributed to the team ' s overall score. Gail Engert qualified for the State Sectional Meet and was named to the Second Team All-County on the vault. Sophomore Dalya Rubanenko also qualified for State Sectionals and was named First Team All-County in vault, floor and all-around. Also Dayla was named Second Team All-County in bars and beam. The future looks very promising for the team. Cindy Kostin displays flexibility and balance on the beam. 74 Dayton gymnasts prepare for a pow-wow. Captains Cindy Kostin, April Peterson and Gail Engert. April Peterson wonders, How much longer must I hold this silly pose? . n Dayton gymnasts salute you! Gail practices for the Village People ' s video . . At the Y.M.C.A. 75 GIRLS ' TENNIS TEAM SCORES A HIT. Top row: Coach Jasinski, Dana Fischer, Jennifer Bruder, Nicole Greene, Orin Roth, Colleen Drummond, Robin Mishkin, Margo Demski, Leigh Magnolia. 2nd row: Marianne Lopappa, Nancy Rubinstein, Leslie Weinger, Jeanine Demski, Susie Edwards, Amy Zidel, llene Segal. Bottom row: Jeanie Perrotta and Kim Sommer. This year the Girls ' Tennis Team displayed a successful form under the coaching of Mr. Ed Jasinski. The team captured the Mountain Valley Conference Championship for the fifth con- secutive year. Seniors Kim Sommer and Jeanie Perrotta, who will receive gold letters, led the team to its winning season. Kim Som- mer, at first singles, came in third in the Gnion County Tourna- ment. Kim also achieved a great win in the State Singles Tourn- ment by upsetting a seeded player. Jeanie Perrotta, at second singles, achieved third place in her division of the Union County Tournament. Jeanie was also nominated for All-Conference and Singles. New player Orin Roth, at third singles, was nominated for All-Conference and finished with a fine season. Maryanne Lopap- pa and Nancy Rubinstein displayed their talents and were nominated for All-Conference First Doubles. The rest of the team rotated at Second Doubles. Good luck to a team that has shown great ability and winning form. Kim Sommer sets up for a smashing return. 76 Kim Sommer and Jeanie Perrotta look on as Mr. Jasinski laughs at the winning scores. ? ar ' 3 Orin Roth models the latest tennis wear. Nancy Rubinstein anxiously awaits the balls. 4 xW Jeanie Perrotta shows her Martina backhand Captains Kim Sommer and Jeanie Perrotta. 77 1987DAWGETTES! Renee Cuckier and Julie Sabatino make friends with a happy kitten. The Venes sisters accompany the Bulldog mascot in honoring their country. Kelly Rafter bellows out another cheer! Amy Fischel and Robyn Silverman — the Siamese cheering sisters! The pyramidy of beauty — courtesy of the Dayton Cheerleaders! Bonnie McDonnough play-acts for Star Search ' 87! Staci Uchitel . . . directing traffic in the Dayton parking lot! The 1987 Fall Cheering Squad! 78 Jeanette Laffan, Kelly Hartman, Mario Tracey, Jodi Verbel, Nancy Piscatelli Janis Netschert Miss Rosania makes sure Kirsten Pederson is all hooked up. Leigha wonders what Missy finds so interesting. Lynn D ' Agostino, Alex DiMaria, Stephanie Schlosser, Leigha Remote, Marci Fishel, Kirsten Pederson, Missy Peterson, Lani D ' Agostino, Ellen Ganek. We ' ve got the power to energize! The 1986-87 Cheerleading season was amazing. We possessed a most uni- que quality; the ability to work well as a team. The cheerleaders always managed to have fun while handling their many responsibilities. Our dedication plaaning the fall dance proved to be a huge success. Decorating lockers and painting ban- ners were some other activities both the fall and winter cheerleaders en- joyed. The team really appreciated the guidance and friendship of their coaches Miss Duke, Miss Rosania, and our Mom Mrs. Verschuren. They were terrific. BULLDOGS are 1! 79 BOYS ' BASKETBALL CONTROL THE COURT! This year, the Boys Varsity Basketball Team under the coaching of Mr. Ray Yachus posted a 14 win 11 loss season. The experienced team was led by seven seniors-Robert Fusco, Brian Cole, Chuck Saia, Mark Williams, Greg Kahn, Dwayne Chadwick, and Kevin Everly. Juniors Len- ny Saia, Pete Kozubal, John Saraka, Dan Lissy, Chris Monaco, and Marcello Reyne combined with the Seven Seniors to make the team a well balanced group. For- ward Kevin Everly led the team in scoring and Brian Cole led the team in Rebounding. Rob Fusco and Dwyne Chadwick controll- ed the team from the Backcourt. Mark Williams helped bang the boards while Chuck Saia assisted in the Backcourt. Greg Kahn contributed with his ability to be in right place at the right time. Top Row: Pete Kozubal, Chris Monaco, Leonard Saia, Dan Lissy, Greg Kahn, Marc Williams, John Saraka, Kevin Everly, Coach Yanchus. Bottom Row: Marcello Reyna, Dwayne Chadwick, Rob Fusco, Brian Cole, Charles Saia. Greg Kahn skillfully dribbles around a Hillside player. Two points for Dayton! Brian Cole and Marc Williams fight to rip down a ' bound. 80 Duane tries for another basket. Marc awaits a pass from Rob for two more points. llll - . . a 7 ' M « V 7; ) • J |V V l  v Y • ■ SIOI , ® i ' aw : 30 XI ' ■ 1 Aw 1 Brian and Marc fight for the ball. Kevin aggressively attempts to rip down the rebound. The Bulldogs root their team onto another victory! 81 « THE LADY BULLDOGS SHOOT FOR THE STARS This year the Girls ' Varsity Basketball Team, despite a 6-16 record proved to have many positive aspects. The team ' s captain, senior Jeanie Perrotta averaged 6.2 points a game. Junior Staci Weinerman led the team in points with a 17.7 point average and also received all county honors. Sophomore Liz Pabst and freshman Colleen Drummond were the ball handlers for the Bulldogs. Also, two freshmen forwards, Jennifer Francis and Lauren Meixner were a great help to the Bulldogs. Lauren Meixner averaged 12 re- bounds per game. Rounding off the team was sophomore Brenda Hockstein who proved to be a helpful substitute. Because of the great deal of underclassmen, coach Krupp ' s future team should be very successful. Top Row; Manager; Julie Wang, Elizabeth Pabst, Brenda Hockstein, Staci Weinerman, Colleen Drummond Bottom Row; Jennifer Francis, Jeanie Perrotta, Lauren Meixner Jeanie and Stacy show their emotion with a High 5 . Jen displays a perfect follow through after shooting. Airborn Lauren shoots for 2 points. With one second on the clock the game is in Liz ' s hands. 82 Jeanie poses for her fans. i L Colleen puts in 2 more points for the Bulldogs. Stacy has the look of determination as she dribbles downcourt. -,V Colleen sets a perfect pick as Stacy drives to the basket. Coach Krupp calls a time-out to plan a new strategy. 83 WRESTLERS ONE STEP ABOVE THE REST. The Wrestling Team completed a suc- cessful 1986-87 season under the dedicated coaching of Mr. lacono and Mr. Tony Policare. With the leadership of senior captains John Lynch, Bill Quandt, Bart C. Barre and Terry Roberts, the Bulldogs near-side cradled their opponents, finishing with a strong record of nine wins and six losses. Although Terry ' s and Bart ' s seasons were affected by injuries, John finished with an impressive 18-8 record, placing fifth in the County Tournament and fourth in the district, and Bill took fifth in the Counties and third in the district. Other wrestlers contributing to the wonderful team effort include senior Eric Kupersmith, freshmen Peter Carpenter and Greg Gomes, junior Chris Kisch and returning lettermen Tony Policare, Matt Magee, Brandt Hersh, Danny Francis and Kamuran Bayrasli. The characters of these young men have grown with the challenge and responsibility of this sport. Their pride, commitment and determination set DAYTON WRESTLERS one step above the rest. E.Kupersmith.M. Jackson, M.Montanari, A. von der Linden.J.Lipke.T.Roughneen.A Greenman.L.Georgiadis, S.Adirim.D. Chung. D. Most.D.M urphy.C Marino. J.fSasto, B Delaney, K Williams. R Rafter. J Wasserman.M Ger son, M Li ppman.M Masi, J Barrett, I. Sharkey. J. Maxemchuck. G Gomes, C Pulumbo.A.Khaliti M. Neves, D.Bareiros. Coach Bontemple, Coach Ricky lacono, Coach T, Policare. A. Stewart. C.Fitzgibbon. B. Quandt. K Bayrasli, T. Policare, C. Kisch, D.Francis. M. Magee. B. Hersh, B. Barre ' , J. Lynch, T Roberts, J-Toner, P. Carpenter The Bulldogs await the start of the match. THE HEATMEISER working to find a form of control. John smiles as his victories increase. M Dan prepares to score a takedown. Chris fights to cradle his opponent. Bart ' s intensity helps him achieve another victory. Eric maintains control with a bar half. 85 BOYS WINTER TRACK — READY TO TAKE OFF AGAIN! 1987 Boys Winter Track The Boys Winter Track Team had an excellent season this year. They were led by Co-Captains Jim Ruban, John Sekella, and Jim Kellerk. The middle distance runners wee led by Gary Bernstein, Peter Sadin, and Neil Bur- man. The Boys Hurdle Team was led by Mark Benjamin, Mark Zacieracha, Tom Miskewitz, and Rich Fernicola. The distance runners were Jim Kellerk and Eric Rausenburger. Front Row-Robin Murphy, Jeff Sumner, Chung Hsu.Richard Yablonsky Second Row — George Harrison, Andy Arnold, Eric Rauschenberger.Gary Bernstein, Mark Benjamin Third Row — Mr. Byrne.JohnSekella, Chris Graham. Peter Sadin. Jim Kellerk, David Brooks. Fred Carchman.Neil Berman, Robert Pounders 1 jgjjSB . V K ? tH wBp . F -. ■ SBfl tf r • « i ' ■m 1 fi V Ul SfeMBB Jimmer runs in the cold. Robert Pounders runs .r uictory. Mr. Byrne and Mr. Broderick show off the up coming fashions of winter. Simon Says . 86 Girls Winter Track — Leaving Their Tracks in the Snow! 1987 Girls Winter Track Running over the snow covered hills and across ice covered lakes the girls winter track team can be seen runn- ing with determination and pride. This years winter track team is led by seniors Tara McGrath, Anne Marie Lissy, Sandy Kelk, Kim Sommer, and April Peterson. The shuttle hurdle team of Maria Buckle, anne Hollister, Cristella LaRosa and Dayla Rubenenko placed first in the State Secional track meet. Also, the 4x800 team of Tara McGrath, Sandy Kelk, Kim Sommer, and Erin McGrath placed second in their race. The team ' s shot putters are Anne Marie Lissy and Amy Musto. All members participate in several events. 1st Row: Tara McGrath, Sandy Kelk, April Peterson 2nd Row: Wendy Hodes, Anne Hollister, Nai Hsu, Susie Edwards, Angelica Lopez, Erin McGrath, Dayla Rubenenko, Amy Musto, Wendy Mortensen, Coach Ortiz 3rd Row: Coach Byrne, Yelena Gritbay, Marcy Rockman, Anne Marie Lissy, Kim Sommer, Maria Buckley, Gwen Thompson. Underclassmen are slaves to the team captains! Coach Byrne demonstrates creepy crawlers. The team listens intently as Coach Byrne narrates. 87 EVERYONE INTO THE POOL! It has been a rebuilding year for this years swim team. Led by Coach Pin- cava and Coach Fowler the team practiced with much determination in order to overcome competitive op- ponents. Seniors Todd Richter and Beth Post and Juniors Rich Pounders and Andy Fowler substantially added to the team ' s success. Dayton ' s swimmers and diver ' s has a memorable season and hope to fur- ther improve next year ' s record with hard work and determination. Top Row: Lora Condon, Scott Aprinelli. Tod Richter, Jennifer Price, and Felicia Rodriguez. 2nd Row: Amy Schoenburg, Jennifer Schaedel, Debbie Kornfield, Louis Drucks, and Stephen Fowler. 3rd Row: Rich Pounders, Lurlene Harrison, Saane Christiansen, Walter Boraczek and Irene Wasylyk Bottom Row: Carol Fowler (diving coach), Joyce Pincava (swim coach), Laurie Pederson, Lanie Levine, Cherylann Schmidt, Yarek Hrywna, Andrew Fowler, and Rich O ' Toole. Walter, free style is definitely your stroke! Louis tells us Dayton Swimming is 1! Hey, Andrew, what are you lookin ' at? Felicia says, Are we done yet? ' 88 Scott impresses the officials with his stroke. Hey Steve, don ' t look so excited! That ' s a 1 for style and a 10 for splash! Smile Andy! You ' re on Candid Camera! Are you sure that ' s your best side Lou? Jennifer Price:Bringing in points for the team. HQ DAYTON CATCHES BASEBALL FEVER The Dayton Regional Baseball Team will be hard pressed to improve upon the 16-7 record of the ' 86 season. After the upset victories over Elizabeth in the county tournament and Milburn in the state tourna- ment the ' Dawgs ' enjoyed a strong finish. This year the pitching will be headed by senior Todd Richter and Chris Ventura. Other returning letterman are Duane Connell, Chris Wickham, Kevin Everly, and Dave Martignetti. The vacated positions due to graduation will be fill- ed by Craig Carson, Dan Lissy, Tony Policare, Pete Kozubal, John Saraka and Steve Kolton. Sophomores Jim Barrett and David Lissy may also make sizeable contributions. Coach lacono in his third season as head coach is confident that the winning tradition will con- tinue through the spring of ' 87. . . Some of this years starters: David Martignetti, Chris Ventura, Todd Richter, Duane Connell, Craig Carson with Coach Rick lacono. Pete Kozubal concentrates on the upcoming game. Coach lacono looks for a new team. ' ' {Mm Ij r tm Y $b4s 9 ' V Dave Martignetti warms up before the game. Duane Connell jogs around the bases after hitting another home run. 90 Just another wild pitch over the backstop for Todd Richter. 1 «% - ■ ,  « A moment of intense concentration. - -Tin. ,: : $ BMBd M ltf ' r; 5r ft fl Duane Connell stands frozen as the umpire calls strike three once again. Chris Ventura warms up while preparing to pitch yet another no hitter. The Junior Varsity Team stands in awe. 91 THE GIRLS ARE OUT TO MAKE A HIT! This year the Girls Varsity Softball team, coming off a fairly good season will be looking to improve themselves. The team will consist of returning lettermen and many promising underclassmen. Senior cocaptain Colleen Delaney gaining her gold letter this year, will see some time on the mound. Other senior cocaptain Jeanie Per- rotta, lettering for her 3rd time will control the outfield from centerfield. As a junior, Jeanie gained recognition of 2nd team All (Jnion County and 1st team Mountain Valley Conference. Other returning let- termen are juniors Robin Mishkin, Dana Fisher, Staci Weinerman, and sophomore Karen Garaghty. With these girls and the up and coming junior varsity players the lady Bulldogs should have a successful season. We wish the girls the best of luck for a highly successful season!! Top Row; Roxanne Marta, Staci Weinerman, Dana Fisher, Robin Mishkin, Sue Roth, Bottom Row; Pom Panagos, Jeanie Perrotta, Ellen Savage, Sue Crane, Barbara Carpency Dana gets ready to pitch a strikeout! Colleen smiles thinking of victory. 92 Perfect form displayed by none other than Staci Weinerman Colleen Delaney is ready to smash one! 93 GOLFERS ON PAR! The 1987 Golf Team, coached by Mr. Ray Yanchus, is one of the most successful teams at Dayton. Senior captain Kenny Garguilo had the honor of competing in the 1986 New Jersey State Tournament. This year Kenny is joined by senior Adam Cohen, junior Mark Wance and sophomore Scott Marinelli. As in past years, the Baltusrol Championship Course challenged the team and allowed them to sharpen their golfing skills. The Golf Team, with their strong foundation and sharp skills are a credit to the Dayton Sports Scene. THE 1987 Golf Team. IT1 mm mmammk M ' On the green again! - Kenny G tries to get to the 1 9th hole. ... ... , . Adam Cohen: Golfer at large. 94 %£ !$ Golf team captain Kenny Gargiulo shows his perfect form. Wance displays his stance. . Scott Marinelli eyes up a chip shot. Mr. Yanchus, what did you do to your putter? 95 The Dayton Tennis Team The 1987 Dayton Bulldogs return this year hoping to defend their Mountain Valley Conference Title. Led by Cap- tain Gregg Kahn, the team has four starters returning from last years championship team. Last year the team was ranked as high as 12th in the state and Jamie Schram, one of the state ' s top first single players, hopes to help them return to their prestige. We wish them luck and success!!! Standing L to R: Mate Zonerich, David Brooks, Gregg Kahn, Mike Burke, Jamie Schram, Bland Eng, Coach John Deliacono. Kneeling L to R: Shauuik Mittra, Steve Dorian, Ted Roth, Samir Sharma, Mike Weiss rs ' % Bland Eng exhibits his excellent control with his forehand. 96 Mike Burke lets loose a powerful forehand Capt. Gregg Kahn leads by example, as he shows his teammates his unbeatable forehand. Ted Roth tries to play tennis and hide from the sun at the same time. 97 m Boys Spring ' To Victory As in years past, the Boys ' Sping Track team was a powerhouse in the Mountain Valley Conference. Following the examples of Seniors Mike Barisonek, John Lusardi, and Jim Kellerk the team out ran, jumped, and threw their opponents in allmost all events. Cinder the guidance of coach Byrne, the team had an excellent record and with many returning athletes will continue the tradition of greatness. 1987 Boy ' s Spring Track Team -J .. Koop sprints towards the finish line. Mark and Mike work the hurdles. John Automan Sekella gets off to an early start. Mike Barisonek grimmaces in p ain as he captures yet another first place. Steve Souders takes off. 98 Girls ' Spring Track-ready To Take Off! The Girls Spring Track Team com- pleted a succesful season under the leadership of its seniors; Tara McGrath,Kim Sommer.Anne Marie Lissy, and April Peterson, who par- ticipated in the hurdles, long jump, middle distances and shot put. Other talented members of the team com- peted in the sprints, high jump, and longer distances. 1987 GIRLS SPRING TRACK TEAM - Before Ann Lissy throws the shotput she notices a chip in her nailpolish. 1 b V I. 1 4 | C 1 I i 1 1 1 i f m Liz Pabst and Wendy Mortensen give each other good luck hugs. Supergirl April Peterson shows off her flying skills. Ann Hollister and her hurdle. Maria Buckley limbo ' s under the high jump pole. Tara McGrath kung fu ' s her way over the hurdles. 99 VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS SCORE HIGH Unlike most other players on a high school sports team, a girl joining Volleyball is playing on a team for the first time. There are no town leagues to prepare the players for high school competition. This lack of experience adds to the challenge of playing on the Dayton Volleyball Team. With seven returning letter winners, the 1986-87 Dayton Varsity Volleyball Team is look- ing foward to a successful and exciting season. The team, coached by Mr. Stephen Fenton, will be depending on a number of promising underclassmen, for there are no returning seniors. The junior co-captains, Pamela Nadzan and Eileen Brumley, have been playing Var- sity for a year and a half. Together they are expected to lead the team to many victories. Other dedicated and talented players are juniors Robin Goodman, who was awarded the most improved player for last year, NaRee Chung, Irena Shlaf- man, Roopal Desai and Susanne Rendeiro. Sophomores Susie Edwards, who was a freshman letter winner, and Maria Franzoni will also be playing Var- sity. The Third Year manager is Rachel Cutler. Here ' s to a GREAT SEASON for Dayton Volleyball!! Top: Coach Fenton. Robin Goodman. Susanne Rendeiro, Roopal Desai, Eileen Brumley, Pamela Nadzan, NaRee Chung, Preeti Singh, Irina Shlafman, Managers Rachel Cutler and Carol Grillo, Bottom: Susie Edwards, Margie Rendeiro, Cheryl Ann Schmidt, Jodi Verbel, Renee Romano, Maria Franzoni, Laura Condon, Robin Steckler. Roopal screams, Why won ' t this ball come down? Look at those legs on Pamela I! Maria seduces the ball towards her instead of bumping it. Robin S. shows the perfect bump form but wonders when the ball will ever come down. Renee stops practice to recite her part in the play, On A Clear Day, You Can See Forever. 100 UNDERCLASSMEN 101 Steven Adirim Maria Agostinelli Tania Aizenberg Matthew Appelbaum Andrew Arnold Jennifer Arthur Thomas Balke Timothy Balke Holly Barber Gregory Baron Michelle Bayroff Jennifer Beck Lisa Bohrer Walter Boraczek Scott Boyd Jodi Bromberg Jon Burger Vicki Campagna Lisa Capriglione Lisa Carpini Arthur Carver 102 Shannon Cassini Adele Catullo Jeffrey Chait Kathryn Charters William Chung Dwight Dachnowicz Laura Danna Richard Davidson Brian Delaney Christopher Delaney Margo Demski James Ditullio 103 Laura Fredericks Jennifer Gardella Jenny Garippa David Geller Elias Georgiadis David Gerson Brandon Giordano Gregory Gomes Gary Gonzalez Gregory Graziano Keith Hagey William Hart ni 1HH Maria Klinger Ann Marie Kovacs Nick Kwon Jeanette Laffan Christian Lafon Daniel Lamorges Fred Largey Brett Levy Michael Lippman Brian Martin Michael Masi Candice Matthews rnE 104 Jennifer Mcnair Nicol McFadzean Lauren Meixner Carolyn Merkin Michael Montanari Christian Moreno 105 Rodrigo Perea Patricia Phillips Nancy Piscitelli Antonio Podias Erin Poindexter Jemel Powell Mark Priebracha Jane Prudente Valerie Rau Dawn Ray Yvette Reevew Linda Remillard 106 Jennifer Schaedel Jodi Schanerman David Schlosser David Servello Denise Severini Ian Sharkey Deborah Sinkowitz Christian Swanstrom Karen Talarico Jessy Thomas Terri Thompson Dale Torborg Mario Tracy Bindul Turakhia Daniela Vietro Ryan Wagner Jennifer Wang Irene Wasylyk Jodi Wills Scott Wishna Jason Yee Amy Zidel Brenda Wolkstein 107 Giuseppe Agostinelli Sonia Alberti Oksana Anderson Lorraine Apicella Patrick Attenasio Jamal Baldwin Cynthia Baltus James C. Barrett Annamarie Bellafiore Sherry Belz Juli Anne Benjamin Christopher Berardi David Blum Dawn Brady Jamie Bright David Brooks Michael Burke Corcifissa Cacciatore Nicholas Cataldo Cynthia Ching Daniel Chung Lora Condon James Costabile Dennis Costello Jeffrey M. Debbie Nicky Degirolamo Carolyn Devlin Daniel Difabio Alejanora Dimaria Eva Lei Ding Anthony Dinorscio Rosemarie Ditullio Maryanne Donaghy Steven Dorfman Amy Doten Louis Drucks Susan Edwards Joy Ellicks Laura Falcone 108 Robert Feinberg Melissa Feinstein Curtis Feng Keith Fernbach Marci Fischel Henry Fischer C. Andrew Fowler Michael Francolino Iris Frank Danielle Frantantoni Maria Franzoni Ellen Ganek Karen Geraghty Peter Glassman Lorena Gonzalez Christopher Graham Maria Greenblatt Holly Greenspoon Carrol, GriHo £11 Jeffrey Grohs Christine Grous Michael Hall Michelle Hanf Richard Hausman Brenda Hockstein Wendy Hodes Yaroslaw Hrywna Nai Hsu John L. Hunt John Hurley Carla lerrobino Carl-Christian Jackson 109 Michael D. Jackson Arlene Jones Thomas Karamus Joseph Kareivis Holly Keehn Glenn A. Knierim Dawn Knox Nicholas Kposias Jamie Landow Kimberley Latham William Lee Susan Lege Scott Leonard Christine Liguori Jonathan Lipke David Lissy Michael Loikith Angelica Lopez Adina Lubetkin Matthew Lynch Kimberly Maidling Joseph Mailloux Stephen Marchetti Christina Marianino Scott Marinelli Richard Markovich Roxana Marta Erin McGrath Cynthia Mclntyre Stacey Meissner 110 Glen Miske Marcy Mennella Thomas Miskewitz Shauvik Mittra Jordana D. Moesch Robin Murphy Michele Murray James Nasto Thao Nguyen Robert Oliver Kathleen Orenczak Scott Osmulski Elizabeth Pabst Spencer Panter f Kiersten Pedersen A i Laurie Pedersen Melissa Peterson Wendy Posnock Lisa Quandt Alanna Quillin Liia Raamot Robert M. Rafter Ellen Rappaport Margaret Rendeiro Mark Richelo Marcia Rockman Renee Romano Joseph Roth Bryan Ruban Dalya T. Rubanenko Nancy Rubinstein Gina Russomanno Nyok Jacqueline Sai Daniela V. Saurini Christian R. Savia Joseph Schickram 11 Kiri Schmey Cherylann Schmidt Jason Schneider Amy Schoenberg Jamie Schram David Schwartz llene Segal Frank Servello Kathleen Sexton Amitabh Sharma Devir Shriky David Silverman Megan Smith Michael Spagnola 12 Matthew Ventura Richard Ventura Jodi Verbel Tifane Visitacion Henry Vonderlinden Joseph Walker Susan Walsh Joshua Wasserman Scott Wasserman Matthew Wasylyk Danielle Wayne Michael Weiss 113 Lisa Abend Jennifer Abes Michelle Afflitto Jennifer Ahlholm Rita Alfano Dominick Barone Diane Barreiros Felice Bartel Josephine Battaglia Stephen Baumgartnej Kamuran Bayrasli Elyse Begleiter Staci Belf Tara Benigno Mark Benjamin Daniel Benninger Neil Berman Jessica Bernstein Elizabeth Blackwood Marianna Boffa David Brahm Jennifer Brodsky Jennifer Bruder Eileen Brumley Lauren Bruschi Maria Buckley Thomas Burger John Campos Ralph Carpini Craig Carson Maria Centamore Naree Chung Lisa Ciasulli Michael Cohen Vincent Conte Rachel Cutler Lani Dagostino Lynn Dagostino Lynne Dahmen HHnEii EEI5Afl£ 114 Kevin Dailey Jason Delorme Janine Demski Roopal Desai Steven Dorlen James Downey Maria Durante Michael Elson Michael Elston Bland Eng Joanne Esemplare Tracy Everly Debra Federico Christine Federowicz Kenneth Feng Vincent Ferraro Dana Fisher Kathleen Fitzgibbon Raymond Foley Daniel Francis Craig Franklin Sandra Fredericks Mitchell Freidberg Kenneth French Robert Fried Merril Fruchter Daniel Gerber Shane Giordano Allison Funk Robin Goodman Thomas Grant Christina Graziano Cynthia Gomes Nicole Greene Andrew Greenman Linda Groiss 115 Lionel Hamilton Seth Hammer George Harrison Lurlene Harrison Tracy Hartman Stephen Heckel Anne Hollister Virginia Huang Joseph Hurley Tracey lerrobino Kelvin Jackson Charlotte Jaffe nsn Stephen Kolton Justine Koval Peter Kozubal Staci Krell Thomas Kuc Kevin Lake 116 0SHG Michael Lania Cristella Larosa Lori Larzleer Jong Son Lee Amanda Lemmer llaina Levine Alice Sau Ping Lin Daniel Lissy Dina Lombardi Marianne Lopapa Gregory Lopez Karen Lucyk Eric Luper Lisa Lutz Monica Magee Leigh Magnolia Matthew Magee Michael Maher Michael Mancuso Beth Manes Tara Marcantuone Richard Maresca Albert Martin Debra Matalon Christine Matejek Steven Matrick Scott McFadzean James McDonald Robin Mishkin Christopher Monaco Deborah Montemurno Michelle Moreno Wendy Mortensen Brian Murphy Amy Musto Ronald Nabors Pamela Nadzan Maryanne Neves Roland Nogal Debra Oberhand Richard O ' Toole Laurence Paraboschi Alysa Parker Ernst Patsch Jason Petrucci Joseph Pica Christine Piscitelli Jason Poindexter 117 Anthony Policare Richard Pounders Jennifer Price John Prudente Lyuomila Rabinovich Kelly Rafter Marci Reid Susanne Rendeiro Marcelo Reyna Jorge Rivera Rachel Rodino Felicia Rodrigues Kevin Rogers Amy Rose Susan Roth Ted Roth James Roughneen Kimberly Rouse Stephanie Ruelke Christopher Rutar Peter Sad in Leonard Saia Julie Ann Salemy Gregory Saliceti John Saraka Allison Saunders Stephanie Schlosser Eric Schobel Seth Schoenberg Amy Schramm P 9 !th| 118 Monica Schweizer Dayle Schwerdt Laurie Shanaman Samir Sharma Irina Shlafman Gurpreet Singh Lori Smith Andrea Stein Jeffrey Stoffer Eric Storch Matthew Swarts Peter Tazaki Frank Tennaro Julie Terry-Meisner David Theiss Gwen Thompson Heidi Toliver Michelle Tomie Sandra Trano Frederick Truncale Staci (Jchitel Suzanne Vadas Lauren Venes Kristin Viglianti Donald Voorhees Michael Vonderlinn Dimitri Vorona Karen Wachsberg Gregg Walsh Mark Wance Heidi Warner Kimberly Warren Ernest Watkins Staci Weinerman Eric Weinstein Charles Weisse Janet Wilson Andrea Wood Mark Zacieracha Nathaniel Zoneraich Matthew Zucker Chung-Hau Hsu 119 120 STUDENT LIFE AND ACTIVITIES 121 National Honor Society Honors Outstanding Students. The National Honor Society is an organization that is established to honor those students who have demonstrated outstanding ability throughout high school. The qualifications for this society require the students to have at least a 3.5 grade point average in his or her junior year at at least a 3.0 average as a senior. The society also bases its standards on the student ' s leadership, character, scholar- ship and service to others. Those who are members have contributed great efforts to Jonathan Dayton. Ms. Anita Tedesco and Mrs. Irene O ' Grady, as the society ' s advisors, aid the school community in selecting Dayton ' s finest. Top: Chris Hannauer, Alex Goldelman, Greg Khan, Gary Millin, David Simon. Bart Barre, Brad Krumholz, Mandy Sumner. Jim Roberts. Bottom: Susan Lynsky, Sandy Kelk. Julie Klinger, Joanna Abes, Suzanne Demitrio, Ondine Karady, Dawn Severini, Julie Wang. Sandy Kelk Greg Kahn Ondine Karady Bart Barre Julie Wang Gary Millin 122 Student Council Spreads Spirit. The studen t council has yet again managed to bear the annual plethora of snide remarks, dirty looks, and sarcastic questions. Though the of- ficers and representatives have not mediated an arms control agreement between the two superpowers, they did keep a tradition alive by holding the second annual Lip Sync. As a fur- ther effort to bring life back into the school, the council secured permis- sion for an enjoyable senior class assembly, the first of its kind in several years. The main idea this year was to kindle dying school spirit, something in which all the members hope in having succeeded. President Alex Goldelman speaks to the council. Holly Keehn eagerly participates in the discussion. David and Alex liten to suggestions from the members. • -? % ' Wff ™ Ml V i w l i . - . 1! Alex looks on as Mike Crowley signs a petition to re- open the lunches. Student Council members pay close attention to the meeting. 123 Varsity Club: Winners All The Way! Under the leadership of Mr. Arthur Krupp, President Jeanie Perrotta, Vice President Gina Messano, Treasurer Jim Ruban, and Secretary Suzanne Crane worked together to encourage school spirit. The Club was involved in several fund raisers including a pancake breakfast and a car wash. Students who have earned a letter in any varsity sport are eligi- ble for membership in the Club. ■ ■ V ) fW Bart Barre, Suzanne Crane, Jim Ruban, Leigh Anne Hanigan, Jeanie Perotta £ - % Rob Fusco is a letter winner in football and basketball. President Jeanie Perotta is a three sport letter winner. - - Jim ' s looking hot in his Varsity wear. Vice President Gina Messano wants to know what ' s going on? Bart says, Hey, preps can be athletic too! ' Secretary Sue Crane swings for a home run! 124 KEY CLCJB WILLING TO SERVE. The Dayton Key Club was again busy serving the school and community this year. Officers Gary Millin, Bart Barre, Mina Zotti and Janet Wilson combined old and new projects to make 1986-87 quite a successful year. The annual Bowl-a-thon to fight leukemia was a success and members earned red and yellow tee- shirts for participating in this event. Also, Key Club nights were filled with volleyball highlights that will bring back fond memories. With the hard work of advisors, Miss Duke and Mr. Van Hart, and the interest and en- thusiasm of the members, the Key Club proves once again that much can be accomplished for the good of others. THE 1987 KEY CLUB Suzanne serves! Sherry seems to enjoy the Key Club meetings. What a guy: Gary! Mr. Slick: Alias Matt Swarts. Robin and Blair have the key to success. The mighty Mina in action. 125 ALL THE NEWS THAT ' S FIT TO PRINT. Sitting: Jason Schneider, Sharon Tazaki, Matt Zucker, Suzanne Demitrio. Standing: Robin Steckler, Cindy Ching, Michelle Benjamin, Joanna Abes, Tara McGrath, Carl-Christian Jackson, Eric Weinstein, Thomas Karamis, Josh Entertaining, informative, provacative and even controversial. These are some words that come to mind when the DAYTON JOURNAL is mentioned. News, features, reviews and interviews were featured in every issue. The DAYTON JOURNAL not only spreads information but also enables writers to strengthen their skills. The paper was enhanced by the talents of the staff ' s ar- tists and photographers. All skills blend- ed together to provide the students at Dayton with interesting issues and even some special issues such as the Valen- tine ' s Day issue and the April Fool ' s issue! Mrs. Kendler, the paper ' s advisor, had a talented staff this year, Editor-in- Chief Suzanne Demitrio and other editors Eric Weinstein, Matt Zucker, Tara McGrath, Greg Saliciti, Matt Swarts, Carl-Christian Jackson, Sharon Tazaki, Marissa Sanford and Michelle Benjamin worked hard to produce many fine issues. Marcy Rockman, Andrea Stein, Rachel Cutler, Brinen, Michael Vonderlinn. The page editors listen in to Suzanne ' s private phone conversation. 126 ART STUDENTS FORM LEAGUE Down in the basement, in GR4, on Wednesdays after school, the Art Club meets. At the present time, the Art Club is small in numbers, but very active. Mr. Brodman, the Art teacher, supervises the club, which is designed to further cultivate the ar- tistic abilities and interests of Dayton students. During the Art Club meetings, discussions are held, future projects are propesed and students supply each other with constructive criticism. The club ' s president, senior Mandy Maxenchuk, was one of the interested students who helped formulate the club and helped organize many of the club ' s projects and activities. The Art Club is looking foward to a very artistic future! Wendy Mattice Amanda Maxenchuk Dawn Brady 127 Executive Search Club Prepares For Business Career, The Executive Search Club, led by Mr. Rossi, consists of students from the Accounting II class. Field trips to observe financial operations of businesses, visits to the New York Stock Exchange, fund raisers, com- munity services and school displays are just some of the unique and varied activities of this exciting club. Club members have a great deal of fun while they learn about effective and successful business techniques. The club helps prepare members for a career in business. Get ready business world, Dayton Students will soon take over! Barbara Carpency, Michelle Bonocore, Renee Cukier, Robert Fusco, Mr. Rossi, Chuck Saia, Chris Whickam, Shaun Ayer, Nick Ruffalo, Chris Reid. Back: Annamaria Cuccienello, Adam Cohen, Glenn Baltuch. Mr. Rossi makes sure the future leaders understand basic business practices. Amy Fischel cannot believe Mr. Rossi ' s assignment. 128 FBLA: TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS. The Future Business Leaders of America has been a highly suc- cessful club. Through this activity, students learn more about the business world. Since most of the members are planning on a career in business, the club hwlps them to prepare for their future in the business world. Lectures, discussions, field trips and con- ferences on and about the business world take up most of the club ' s time. Mrs. Malloy, the advisor for the FBLA, has organized many of these activities for the club. Along with the Executive Search Organization, the FBLA helps many of Dayton ' s business students. Debbie Studies her upside down business manual. Andy Greenman can ' t wait to finish his work. 1 I V. V- V v Laura cracks a smile while taking care of business. Sure, William knows what is going on. 129 HATS OFF TO THE WHITE HATTERS Although the Student Auxiliary works very hard, these sixteen girls do not receive the recognition they deserve. The Student Auxiliary ushers plays and musicals while they prevent confusion at various school functions. In addition, they direct parents on Back to School Night and Freshman Orientation. Without these girls, there would be chaos at these school activities. Mice job, girls! We take our hats off to you! Julie Kutsup, Pam Panagos. Jeanie Perotta, Sharon Tazaki, Charlotte Jaffe. Suzanne Crane, Lien Ho ' Donnell, Mina Zotti, Tara McGrath, Erin McGrath, Missy Peterson, Marci Fischel, Rachel Cutler, Suzanne Vadas, Suzaane Rendeiro, Wendy Mortenson. Not pictured-Kerri McCarthy. Do Leigh Ann and Mina know where they are going? Would you take directions from this woman? Charlotte greets everyone with a smile. Gina gets ready to serve some delicious food at Back to School Might. 130 SCIENCE LEAGUE CHALLENGES STUDENTS The Science L eague, one of the most academic and challenging activities at Dayton, is a very popular activity. Students of Biology, Chemistry and Physics com- prise the league and compete in area science tests. Mrs. Shanahan, Science supervisor, is the advisor of fhe club and the person who arranges the different com- petitions and tests. Every month Dayton students meet with other schools and com- pete in their specific area of science. Also, Students are able to sharpen their skills and apply their interests and abilities. The science League has shown for many years that the members are certainly Dayton ' s top students. Ernst Patsch is working hard on a physics problem. Leigh Ann Hanigan is trying to blow up the school. Dana Kuperman knows she will pass her test with flying colors. 131 VIVA LA FRANCE! The French Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Viviane Levy, has accomplished a very fulfilling year. This has been a suc- cessful year due to the combined efforts of the members as well as the officers. At the beginning of the year, the club built a replica of the Eiffel Tower. As the year pro- gressed, the club sponsored a fund raiser for the big event of the year-The Bal Mas- que. In the spring, the French Club took a trip to New York City to see the Broadway show Les Miserables. Finally, the club sponsored a croissant and orange juice breakfast for the students to enjoy. 1st Row: L. Smith, D. Matalon, M. Peterson, L. Lopez, N. Rubenstein, W. Boraczek, B. Wolkstein, B. Turakhia. 2nd Row: C Jaffe, J. Benigno, L. Dahmen. 3rd Row: K. Lathem, M.Lemmer, A.Schramm, P.Singh, S.Tazaki, S.Rendeiro, A. Stein, J.Poindexter, M.Zotti, M.Zucker, M.Rockman, Mrs. Levy 4th Row; M.Vonderlinn, S.Ruelke, G.Thompson, Y.Lenhart, Y.Hrywna, S.Oliver, S.Mittra French National Honor Society: Gwen Thompson, Stephanie Ruelke, Andrea Stein, Mrs. Levy, Amy Schramn, John Benigno, Mina Zotti. John has decided to run away to France with Michelle. Yvette plans on attending all the French Club activities. 132 Shalom From The Hebrew Club The 1986-1987 Hebrew Club had a very exciting year. The President, Julie Klinger and Vice-President Jen- nifer Fabricant planned many ex- citing events including a Hannukah party, a field trip to New York for lunch in an Israeli restaurant and a Hebrew film. The annual candy sale fund raiser brought in more money than ever. The money helped finance the trip and pay for honorary trees to be planted in the Israeli desert to help refertilize this baron land. Our con- gratulations to Mrs. Eckman and her students. Bottom Row: Jason Schneider, Beth Manes, Robin Mishkin, Julie Klinger, Jennifer Fabricant 2nd Row: Iris Frank, EJyse Begleiter. Amy Rose, Amanda Lemmer, Staci Weinerman, Debra Matalon Back Row: Robert Fried, David Kadesh, David Nelson, Andrew Gansler , Allison Saunders, Felice Bartel, Joyce Carchman • !a W Mrs. Eckman plots the Hebrew Club ' s activities. Hebrew Club Officers Beth Manes, Robin Mishkin, Jennifer Fabricant, and Julie Klinger pose with Mrs. Eckman. 1 1 I I I I I mh hHI BH A Jennifer Fabricant helps Brandt Hersch with his studies. Jason Schneider and Steve Dorfman have no trouble with their translations. 133 CLCJB MEMBERS SAVOR THE ITALIAN FLAVOR Back row: ToniAnne Priori, Chris Venes, Dayle Shwerat, Laura Condon, Joanne Esemplare, Maria Franzoni, Daniella Saurini, Mina Zotti, Maria Centamore Front row: Rita Lombardi, Wendy Posnock, Kierston Peterson, Stephen Marcetti The purpose of the Italian Club is to enhance Italian culture while maintaining interest in the Italian language. The Italian club officers are: Maria Centamore, Vice- President; Lorraine Apicella, Secretary; and Mary-Lou Zotti, Treasurer. The Italian club plans many activities for the Spring. A major activity will be a trip to New York. To savor the Italian flavor, the club also plans to have an Italian fiesta. To provide funds for these events, the club will spon- sor a fund raiser. Mina Zotti and Maria Centamore share a translation. Rita Lombardi and Chris Venes laugh at an Italian joke. 134 Latin Club Proves Latin Is Alive And Well! Parvus sed Potens! (small but powerful!) The Latin Club may not be the largest club in Dayton, but they certainly have enough power to compensate. They are a group of about 35 students who express a desire to seek knowledge of the past. During the year they continually bring the Roman culture to life in Dayton, and are active on State and National levels as well. Through study of Latin, these students open the door to the Classics and are living proof that Latin is not dead- it is immortal!! Bottom: Scott Wosserman, Mark Feinsod. Becca Hillyer, Suzanne Demltrlo. 2nd Row: Steve Marcus. Staci Uchltel, Monica Magee, Sue Lynsky. Naree Chung. Gwen Tompson. 3rd Row: Keith Fernboch, Marc Penchansky, Brad Krumholz, Lisa Abend. Kelly Smith. Back Row: Eric Luper, Greg Kahn. Blair Micke. Mike Crowley, David Brooks, Leonard Westerman, Tom Karamus, Kenny Feng, Danny Chung. Latin Club Officers: President Bart Barre, Vice President Sue Lynsky, Treasurer Saci Uchitel, Secretary Monica Maoee. The different costumes of the Halloween Party. Latin members gather in anticipation of another great party. Latin Club members carve pumpkins. 135 VIVE LA ESPANOL! Members of the Spanish Club meet with advisors Mrs. O ' Grady and Mr. Farrell and officers Matt Swarts and Beth Manes. The Spanish Club has had a very exciting, profitable and suc- cessful year. The club raised money this year by selling easter candy. Many members participated in their two trips to New York to see a Spanish concert and afterwards eat at a Spanish restaurant. The first trip was to Town Hall to see a show featuring Kantares, a Spanish rock group and the second trip was also to Town Hall for the Teatro Flamenco de Madrid. On both trips, lunch was at Meson Botin, where the students enjoyed paella and flan and other Spanish delicacies. Under the guidance of Senor Farrell and Senora O ' Grady, the Spanish Club had a great year. r HBkum IF --. . JPtfT fAI ' . E BE • I tot i Winners of the Foreign Language Poster Contest proudly display their works of art. 136 Challange Team Stars On TV-3! The 1986-1987 Challange Team was a well experienced team. Seniors Suzanne Demitrio, David Simon, and Junior Greg Saliceti were members of last year ' s team. Junior Michael Vonderlinn joined the group and helped them to a successful season. David Simon also was featured on other television shows. David ap- peared twice on Jeopardy and after his win, Channel 9 had a short news feature about David. Camera men and reporters were in the halls of Dayton filming and interviewing David and his teachers. This year Dayton students were certainly television stars! Mr. Fox; challange team advisor. Greg and Suzanne seem to be confused oer some of the answers. 137 RADIO AND COMPUTER CLUB EXPLORE NEW AREAS. The Radio and Computer Club had a very successful year. Members learn- ed the fundamentals of using a com- puter and explored new areas in com- puter electronics. The club met oni. a week and members experimented and compared new avenues of com- puter and electronic work, Officers were elected and the following held positions. President: Ray Morton Vice President: Bland Eng Treasurer: Stephen Kolton Secretary: Kenny Feng Computer Specialist: Craig Car- son Advisor: Mr. Ferrara Mr. Ferrara, Ray Morton, Stephen Kolton, Bland Eng, Craig Carson, Kenny Feng, Shauvik Mittra, Mark Benjamin. Officers Bland, Ray and Kenny plot to blow up the world. ■- Mark Makes a fast exit. Mr. Ferrara explains the basic principles of computer work. 138 ALL THE WORLD ' S A STAGE FOR THE DRAMA CLUB. This year ' s Drama Club was abun- dant with talent. Members auditioned and displayed their talents in a varie- ty of productions including Dayton ' s presentations of Towards Zero and the musical Anything Goes . Members of the Drama Club became involved in various aspects of pro- duction. They performed as actors, actresses, singers, dancers and stu- dent directors. They also became in- volved in the technical aspects of scenery, lighting, prompting, publici- ty and even costume design. Excep- tional performers bwcame elegible for membership in the National Thes- pian Society with recommendations from Mr. Trinity, the club ' s advisor. President Justine Chrystal, Vice President Brad Krumholz and Secretary Leigh Ann Hannigan hope the future clubs continue breaking legs! In the near future, look out Broadway and get ready Hollywood- The (Senio r) stars are on the way! 1st row; Maria Greenblat, Iris Frank, Eileen Seigel, Danielle Wayne, Jason Schneider. Steve Matrick 2nd row: Mr. Trinity, Wendy Hodes, Wendy Posnock, Leigh Ann Hannigan, Brad Krumholz, Justine Chrystal, Deborah Koenigsberg. 3rd row: Robert Milliard. Tom Karmamus, lauren Suskind, Beth Manes, Ray Foley. Mr. Trinity poses with the club officers: Secretary, Leigh Ann Hannigan, President, Justine Chrystal and Vice President, Brad Krumholz. Sophomores Eileen Seigel, Danielle Wayne and Jamie Bright during take Z of a Close-Gp commercial. Mr. Trinity directs Leigh Ann and Justine during the club meeting ' s most dramatic moment. 139 TOWARDS ZERO On Novermber 7, 1986, Johnathan Dayton perfomed the play TOWARDS ZERO. It was an excellent performance. The play, written by Agatha Christie is about an old woman who is murdered by a friend of hers to receive an inheritance. In order to catch the murderer, the police trick him by saying that the murderer ' s ex-wife did it. CAST Thomas Royde . . . Greg Saliceti Kay Strange . . . Justine Chrystal Mary Aldin . . . Kim Latham Matthew Treves . . . Joshua Brinen Nevile Strange . . . Brad Krumholz Lady Tressilian . . . Becca Hillyer Audrey Strange . . . Tifane Visitacion Ted Latimer . . . Michael VonDerLin Superintendent Battle . . . Michael Crowley Inspector Leach . . . Barry Teitlebaum P.C. Benson . . . Jason Schneider Did you kill Lady Tressilian, Nevile? , asks Superintendant Battle (Michael Crowley) and Matthew Treves (Joshua Brinen). I wanna hold your ha-a-a-a-and, Audrey Strange (Tifane Visitacion) and Thomas Royde (Greg Saliceti). t i Kay Strange (Justine Chrystal) says, I didn ' t kill Lady Tressillian . . . Audrey did! Michael Crowley — Don ' t make me angry! You wouldn ' t like me when I ' m angry! 140 v F Audrey Strange (Tifane Visitacion) and Matthew Treves (Joshua Mary Aldin (Kim Latham) says, Yes Brinen) think they might see the murderer. Lady Tressilian. Ted Latimer (Michael VonDerLin) says, I ' ve got to go back to the hotel See you later. Lady Tressiliaii (Becca Hillyer) says to Thomas Royde (Greg Saliceti), Someday you will have to find the right girl to settle down with. Matthew Treves (Joshua Brinen) asks everyone about Lady Tressilian ' s murder. I think I know who killed Lady Tressilian! says Matthew Treves (Joshua Brinen) to Superintendent Battle (Michael Crowley). Kay Strange (Justine Chrystal) says to Thomas Royde (Greg Saliceti), Is that the actual murder weapon? 4 t Anything Goes ' ' at Dayton Reno Sweeney . Billy Crocker . . . Moonface Martin Hope Harcourt . . . . Suzanne Crane Michael Crowley . . . David Simon Dana Wasserman Bonnie . . . Lauren Sueskind Evelyn Oakleigh . . . Brad Krumholz Mrs. Harcourt . . . Caroline Hedrick Mr. Whitney . . . Bart C. Barre ' Bishop Dobson . . . David Brooks Steward . . . Josh Brinen Reporter . . . Cathy Padden Photographer . . . Glenn Knierim Ching . . . Steven Matrick Ling . . . Barry Teitelbaum The Angels: Jamie Bright, Kim Latham, Lori Gersen, Stacy Meissner, Leigh Anne Hanigan, Jen- ny Schaedel Becca Hillyer, Kiri Schmey, Jennifer Johnson, Laurie Shanaman Purser . . . Jason Schneider Captain . . . Greg Saliceti Sailors and Passengers: Tania Aizenberg, Andrew Kessler, Sherry Belz, Glenn Knierim, Josh Brinen, Liz Pabst, Scott Boyd, Cathy Padden, David Brooks, Wendy Posnock, Sanne Christensen, Greg Saliceti, Laura D ' Anna, Jason Schneider, Chris Delaney, Orin Roth, Beth Engert Daniela Vietro, Charlotte Jaffe Mathew Wasylyk, Robert Hilliard Specialty Tap Dancers: Laura D ' An- na, Lauren Sueskind, Barry Teitelbaum, Robert Hilliard, Tania Aizenberg, Lori Gerson Student Director: Lisa Gleicher Stage Managers: Robert Hilliard, Jay Jellinek Choreographer: Mrs. Cindy Smith Director: Mr. John Cafone Musical Director: Ms Brenda Kay Mike Crowley, Dana Wasserman, David Simon, Suzanne Crane and Brad Krumholz Bonnie (Lauren Sueskind) sings The Heaven Hop . Suzanne Crane as Reno 142 I i 1M Suzanne and Mike realize they ' re the top What heavenly angels! Bonnie (Lauren Sueskind) sings The Heaven Hop ' A- Billy (Mike Crowley) enjoys being surrounded by the angels. Moonface, public enemy 13 (David Simon) scares Mr. Whitney (Bart Barre). Beautiful Hope (Dana Wasserman) is loved by all men aboard ship. 143 Student Singers Sound Spectacular! 1 % m ' 7 jfa. it ' •Wits, m L liihii 5 liJ V A ' iL ▼ « f ii • • ' ML 1 ii ■ 1 ■ i i H Top Row: Bart C. Barre, Brad Krumholz, David Simon, Mike Crowley, Sean Delaney, Chris Ventura, Mrs. Kay. Middle Row: Kelly Antanasio, Sue Crane, Leigh Anne Hanigan, Dana Wasserman, Lori Shanaman, Caroline Hedricks. Bottom Row: Becca Hillyer, Naree Chung, Julie Kutsop, Michele LaFon, Lori Gersen, Ondine Karady, Lauren Sueskind. Christmas Caroling, Fall, Winter, and Spring Con- certs, Music Festival Competition at Montreal, pumpkin sales and the Dayton musical Anything Goes certainly kept the Vocal Music students ex- tremely busy. Learning proper vocal techniques and performing a wide variety of songs are the major goals of the students of instructor Mrs. Brenda Kay. Students are able to strengthen their singing talents by performing both classical and popular music. A greater appreciation of music and musicians is also learned by the vocal music students. With the thrill of performing and the greater skills learned, the students at Dayton find the Vocal Music Depart- ment an important aspect of school life. •r Michael Crowley and Suzanne Crane make beautiful music together. 144 Top Row: David Brooks, Steven Matrick, Barry Titlebaum, Glen Kneirm, Matt Wasylk, Glen Miske. Middle Row: Stacy Meisner, Marcy Mennella, Keri Shmey, Kim Latham, Rita Alfano, Sanne Christiansen. Bottom Row: Danielle Wayne, Jamie Landaw, Jamie Bright, Paula Stefanski. Suzanne and Brad practice for the musical. David Simon arranges his music on a computer. 1st row: Valerie Rau, Jennifer Schaedel, Cathy Padden, Beth Engert. 2nd row: Denise Severeni, Jodi Wills, Jennifer Gardella, Lisa Bailey. 3rd row: Jeanette Lafon, Laurie D ' Anna, Jennifer McMair, Debbie Kornfeld, Jennifer Johnson, top: Ms. Kay, Greg Baron, Scott Boyd, Chris Delaney, Nicole McFadzean, Laurie Benisrael. Lacey and Becca warm-up with their vocal exercises before singing 145 Band Marches To Another Successful Season. The 1986-1987 Marching Band The Jonathan Dayton Marching Band has had yet another successful season under the direction of Mr. Mar- tin Friedman. Despite its small size (boasting a grand total of only three seniors), the band proved itself to be ex- cellent in competition, placing well in all the contests it attended this year. The band is under the leadership of Drum Majorette Robin Goodman; Co-Captains of the Guard, Irina Schlaffman and Stephanie Ruelke; and Cap- tain of Percussion Louis Drucks. The soloists this year are senior Chris Hannauer and junior Steve Dorian. As they did last year, Mr. Friedman and the band members spent a great deal of time with this years marching band show. The time was not wasted, though; this year turned out to be one of the best ever! Drum Majorette Robin Goodman is flanked by Co-Captain of the Guard Irina Schlaffman and Stephanie Ruelke, soloist Chris Hannauer and Percusion Captain Louis Drucks. 146 VI Greg Silverman counts out the beat. Steve Dorian toots his horn. Chris Hannauer and his horn make beautiful music together. ,-y The percussion section keeps a steady beat. Robin Goodman heartily conducts the band. 147 CONCERT BAND CREATES NEW SOUNDS. In the Concert Band, Marching Band members channel their abilities into different types and styles of music. It is through the Concert Band that stu- dent musicians are able to improve their musical skills the most. They are challenged constantly to perform at their absolute best. This group is under the direction of Mr. Martin Friedman and performs three times each year, at the Winter and Spring Concerts and at graduation. The Concert Band in action. Carol and Amy are waiting to spread music throughout the halls. Now we hear music! Danny hits a mean note. Rachel, Suzanne, Carol and Amy make quite a foursome. 148 JAZZ ENSEMBLE SWINGS Going into its second year, The Jonathan Dayton Jazz Ensemble is composed of students who are interested in hearing, as well as playing jazz. The group practices one night a week, and performs at the Winter and Spring Concerts. Highlights this year include a jazz workshop with two experienced jazz musicians, a competition in Verona, and the first ever Jazz Festival hosted at Jonathan Dayton. The ensemble is under the expert tutelage of Mr. Martin Friedman. 1st row: Rachel Cutler, Suzanne Vadas, Carroll Grillo, Amy Schoenberg. 2nd row: Steve Dorlen, Jodi Bromberg, Chris Hannauer, Brad Krumholz. 3rd row: Alex Goldelman, John Hartung, Mr. Martin Friedman, Greg Silverman, Michael Mahr. Rachel, Michael, Suzanne and Brad make beautiful music together. Mike Mahr has the beat. Brad realizes that last note was way, way off. 149 The Yearbook Staff Records The Year ' s Highlights Michelle Afflito, Matt Swarts, Jackie Pedro. Stacy Kassel, Keri McCarthy. Jeannie Perotta, Justine Crystal, Elva Nugent. Photography Staff Suzanne Burdge-Editor Debbie Malamund Matt Swarts Don Kuczera David Franzoni, Michelle Fredricks, Suzanne Burdge.Tara McGrath and Suzanne Crane. Jessica Bernstein, Leigh Magnolia, Maria Centamore, Lani D ' Agostino, Denise Curtis. Maria Durante, Heather Prince, Lina Groiss, Jennifer Brodsky. 150 Jay Jellinek, is that a yearbook assignment? Jackie Pedro, Elena Rosenthal, Jeff Levy, Kerry McCarthy, Jim Kellerk o Mary Markovitz, Michelle Benjamin, Geoff von der Linden, April Peterson Mike Barisonek and Jeff Levy. Amy Fishel, Mina Zotti, Robyn Silverman, Dave Blackwell, Duane Connell, Geoff von der Linden, Staci Fienstien, Dave Martignetti. Business Managers Geoff von der Linden and Jim Kellerk plain finances with Mr. Van Hart. 151 I i Dayton Nursery ' For A Day! A Dana looks overjoyed to be watching over Chad Be careful!!! On your mark, get set. .go! Renee tries to organize the crew for a fun game of Simon Says. 152 Gina plays mommy for the day. Pam thinks to herself I wish I was a Toys-R-Us kid ' Contemporary Living Classes Learn What It Takes To Be Responsible Parents Every year the Contemporary Living Class studies child care, and sets up a nursery school for preschoolers between the ages of 3 and 5. This year was very successful and fun. The girls in the class set up a variety of activities for the little ones to do; Such as arts and crafts to musical chairs. Finger painting was a real messy hit this year and everyone ' s favorite part of the day was snack time. To end this exciting event for all, the girls had the children make projects for themselves and take them home. The girls in the class enjoyed being involved with the children and setting up the school day. They all agreed it was an experience in itself! I wish I was a big girl and could go to Dayton! 153 Happy Halloween! 154 155 We proudly show our banner! Michael Barisonek and Michael Elson look over the wide variety of food at the Kickoff Dinner. Coaches Policare and Kozub prepare to dig in ' Delicious deserts were prepared by the football mothers. Parents of the players fill their plates Coach Policare expresses the team ' s gratitude towards Mrs Barre for all of her efforts 156 DAWG SPIRIT Man Mountain Stoffer The backbone of the 1987 Dawgs. • p% ' i The Dawgs battle Ridge in the trenches. ' m Mister Heat Meiser. pT L tttt i 1 ... • - - Bart, Jeff, and Michael take a break. Someday, Greenie! Eric, Tony, and Bart prepare for a tough practice. 157 HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS OF 1986. The 1986 Homecoming Dance was a blast! The Fall Cheerleaders were responsible for the beautiful decorations. The black and silver color scheme transformed the gym into a sparkling and glittering night club. This was a special night for many Dayton students. Homecoming Court and Senior Superlatives were announced. April Peter- son was named Homecoming Queen and Bart Barre was named Mr. Regional. The night was one to remember! Bart Barre and April Peterson — Mr. and Ms. Regional. The Byrd is ready for flight. Miss Duke says nod A happy group enjoys the dance. Bart awaits April ' s arrival. 158 4 ' Stacey and Chuck in a romantic mood. Chris and Stephanie dance the night away. Mr B S J M. fl n NWfl W mM Rfc to Vfl 4 B ' WBfc wv y i y Sua m rm m Pfl rjB Shari.Sherri, Beth, Chris and Julie are picture perfect. Rich and Justine pose for a quick shot. Mandy, Charlotte, Bart especially Mike enjoy the night of fun! I 14 : f 8 IP Shari and Michelle look overjoyed! Cari and Sherry-friends forever. Are we having fun yet Brad? 159 1M FACULTY Administration Miss Anne Romano Principal Alma Mater Here stands our high school tried and true. Where hearts have been content. And thru the years our hearts will cling, To memories we ' ve spent O.Hail! Oh, hail! Dear Regional High, A school like ours to cherish On solid rock she ' s standing still, We know she ' ll never perish. The tower stretching to the sky, The babbling brook beside it. We love thy halls, thy campus green, How high they lift our spirit. O.Hail! O.hail! Dear Regional High, We love and honor thee, United voices sing thy praise, With sad hearts now we leave thee. Mr. Manuel Pereira Assistant Principal 162 Board of Education Dr. Donald Merachnik Superintendent Mr. Charles Bauman Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Natalie Waldt President Mrs. Virginia R. Muskus Vice-President Mr. Melvin D. Altman Mr. John E. Conlin Mr. Harold E. Donaldson Mr. David M. Hart Mrs. Margaret D. Hough Mr. Frederick J. Soos Kv- ■:■■■ V Mr. Joseph R. Vaughn Mr. Harold R. Burdge Board Secretary 163 Dr. Francis Kenny Director of Pupil Personnel Dr. Martin Siegel Director of Curriculum Mrs. Mary Shanahan Science Supervisor Mr. John Christiano Director of Special Services Mr. Stanley Grossman Director of Vocational Education Miss Anita Tedesco Foreign Language Supervisor Mrs. Jane Laustsen Director of Guidance Mr. William Jones Mathematics Supervisor Mrs. Katherine Venditti Social Studies Supervisor Mr. Peter Falzarano Director of Physical Education Mrs. Julia Latzer English Supervisor Mrs. Betty Ruffley Media Specialist 164 Mrs. Eleanor Billig Home Economics Mrs. Dorothy Cassak Business Mr. David Cowden Social Studies Mr. Edward Broderick Science i Mr. John Cafone English Mrs. Patricia Cilo English Mr. Joseph Cozza Physical Education Mr. David Brodman Art Miss Patricia Campbell Special Education Mr. Frank Clancy Guidance Mr. Howard Cushnir Physical Education Mrs. Roberta Burns Speech Therapist Mrs. Virginia Cartus English Mrs. Christine Comerci Health Mrs. Jean Cusumano Social Studies 165 Mr. Arthur David English Miss Linda Duke Social Studies Mr. James Farrell Foreign Language Mrs. Marianne D ' Alessio Mathematics Mrs. Susan Eckman Foreign Language Mr. Leonard Ferrara Science Miss Carol Dragon Mathematics Mr. Felix Fabiano Foreign Language Mrs. Jane Fischer Mathematics Mr. Charles Drews School Psychologist Miss Carolyn Fahrmann Foreign Language Mr. Dennis Fox Social Studies Mrs. Arlene Frese Home Economics Mr. Martin Friedman Instrumental Music Mr. Charles Giacomarra Industrial Arts Miss Marie Giannone Guidance 166 Mr. William Gorski Physical Education Mrs. Ann Hazelton Guidance Mr. Edward Jasinski Social Studies Mr. Thomas Gula Science Mrs. Barbara Hedges English Foreign Language Mr. Thomas Kaptor English Mr. Donald Hartman English Miss Barbara Hooper Social Studies Mrs. Brenda Kay Music Mrs. Catherine Hascher Teacher Aide I ■ Mr. Richard lacono Physical Education Mrs. Marsha Kendler English Mrs. Joyce Kerr Mathematics Mr. William Kindler Physical Education Mr. John Kovolisky Mathematics Mr. Robert Kozub Physical Education 167 Mr. Arthur Krupp Mathematics Mrs. Lois Lummer Physical Education Mr. Joseph Martino Science Mrs. Donna LeSage English Mrs. Antoinette Malloy Business Mrs. Evelyn McGill English Mrs. Viviane Levy Foreign Language Mrs. Lynn Margolis Foreign Language Mrs. Una Mellon Mathematics Mr. Robert Lowe Industrial Arts f Mr. Joseph Mark Science Mrs. Nancy Michenfelder Health Counselor Mr. Ronald Nash Special Education Mrs. Irene O ' Grady Foreign Language Mrs. Shirley Patete Science 168 Mr. Anthony Policare Physical Education Mrs. Maxine Samwick Learning Consultant Mrs. Madeline Spitz English Mr. Warren Robst Guidance Mrs. Linda Schneider Special Education Mrs. Carol Suggs Special Education Miss Cheryl Rosania English fK ' J s Miss Linda Schweitzer Special Education Mr. John Swedish Driver Education Mr. Julius Rossi Business Mr. Wallace Shelby Aviation Mr. Martin Taglienti Business Mrs. Marie Torretti Foreign Language Miss Ruth Townsend Physical Education Mr. Joseph Trinity English Mr. David Van Hart Mathematics 169 Mrs. Mary Ellen Verschuren English Mrs. Helene Vest Mathematics Mrs. Karen Vinacour School Social Worker Mrs. Patricia Waldvogel Mathematics Mr. Donald Wayne Mathematics Mr. Raymond Yanchus Social Studies Faculty not pictured Mrs. Sylvia Borne — Science Mrs. Eleanor Brooks — Social Studies Mr. Clifford Lauterhahn — Guidance Mrs. Rose Stoj — Business 170 CLERICAL STAFF tl Mrs Joan Esposito Mrs. Hilde Springer Mrs. Joanne Capizzano Mrs. Beverly Haidle Mrs. Sheila Kukan Mrs. JoAnn Dillon Mrs. Lorraine Baber Mrs. Marge Murray T Mrs. Marguerite Lazaro Mrs. Nicolina Witt NOT PICTURED Mrs. Elvira Metta Mrs. Amy Buehler 171 CUSTODIAL STAFF Bottom: Mr. Alan Vaughan, Mr. Carmine Cencolo. Standing: Mr. Robert Buddenhagen, Mr. George Millar, Mr. Nick Homyock. Mr. Angelo Salardino. Mr. James Coyle, Mr. Placido Muia Not p.ctured: Mr. Charles Spencer, Mr. Thomas Rafferty, Mr. Peter Barcas, Mr. Herbert Bell, Mr. Hans Brodie, Mr. Anthony Kukis, Mr. Richard Kaminski. 1 Our custodians at work on the roof. Mr. James Coyle, Dayton ' s Head Custodian. 172 CAFETERIA STAFF ! V i .1 V p Cl • i Mrs. Lillian Mitchell, Mrs. Alfreda Dutkowski, Mrs. Evelyn Evans, Mrs. Fanny Crosett, Mrs. Clara Papadiskos, Mrs. Betty Hummer, Mrs. Virginia Del Conte, Mrs. Kate llisije, Mrs. Ann Pacifico. Y $ Mrs. Evans is surprised by the camera Mrs. Papadiskos makes sure our lunches are ready. 1 Mrs. Del Conte is always ready with a smile and a sandwich. Mrs. Pacifico takes a minute for the photographer. 173 Pam Panagos Yelena Gritsay Sari Markowitz T ! s . i Chris Vollmann Rene Carver Jeanie Perotta Stacy Kervel Annamaria Cucciniello Mandy Maxemchuck Ray Alberti 111 I 4 w Kerri McCarthy David Kadesh f JH 4 i Barbra Carpency David Blackwell Duane Connell Brian Dahmen Lori Gerson Cheryl Markowitz Sonia Chamarro Shari Mellman Clarita and Criselda LaRosa Hallie Smith Brian Charters Joni Melkowitz Stacey Kassel Jeff Levy Jennifer Burke 174 John Lusardi Julie Klinger Justine Chrystal Lacey Wasserman Julie Sabatino Dana Wasserman Robyn Silverman Donna Saba Michael Barisonek Dawn Severini J Stephanie D ' Alessio Fred and Joyce Carchman Tina Schenerman i-% Debra Koenigsberg Shereen Taher ' • mm John Lynch Gary Millin Lisa Gleicher and Susan Klein Kelly DeCristoforo Kelly Smith (f Toni Priore Renee Verducci Ellyn Savage Bart C Barre 175 Susan M. Lynskey Andrea LiBrizzi A Jackie Pedro Dawn Posnock Ann Lissy Kelly Attenasio Elena Rosenthal Bonnie McDonough Kim Sommer w ■ k f, Stacey Feinstein Colleen Delaney Michelle Bonocore Laura Talarsky Randi Bayroff Renee Cukier Suzanne Burdge and David Blackwell Elva Marie Nugent Caroline Hedrick Dana Calabrese 176 Leigh Anne Hanigan Mike Crowley Jr m 4 V £ m Dana Shipitofsky Hallie Smith Rita Lombardi Sharon Tazaki Blair Miicke Cari Conn 1 W Vl O Michelle Benjamin Julie Kutsop Todd Lischin Amy Fischel -- Geoff VonDerLinden Michele Fredericks Lara Henrichs Patricia Nistorenko Jennifer Felberbaum Terry Roberts 177 - j Gary Bernstein Suzanne Demitrio Robert Deronde Michael Luper Andrew Wasserman Walter Yee Sandy Kelk 1 Joanna Abes Mark Winarsky Jason Sharenow Marc Lebovitz Sherry Weinberg Yvette Lenhart Nick Rufolo Elizabeth Poderezniak Gennifer Goodwin Lynn Latora James Ruban Mary Markovich Jennifer Fabricant Rich Fernicola Ondine Karady Marissa Sanford 178 WANNA BUY P DUCK? Kalodiens Lake House MR-RZ Party Nat ure Struck, TG Dowripour Pinky f i gure Graduat ion Laugh till you cry CLASS OF 87 Rocky Horror Boirig on a Manhunt T ' he Jock, what happened The boat whipped c eam+Sof?ed 1 ng ticket, only 16 over Poeket book in the t runk Moi Fl ings -ule FPIENDS FOREVER P i gout Lose weight Oh my God Gain wei ght Shopping spree Crusm Many rnoonsago Cherry Grape Lernon Fa 1 1 hf ul ly, DW B-sit Toddles Jpf fery ' s I need a h ug Markdowns MA, stay off the curb MAYBE A BRIDGE Love ya Tom, orsomeoneelse Diet ? Wi nst ons- Bopper Suey Tay Sue--Q Japs USY Ui t h love from Kmgs Stay Cool Tight end McD ' s Wal king out Time to change socks again Su what ' s the BL 9 Socio-how bonng Loi — BD ' Inf at uat ion Cranf ord The Sh or e+C u si n C 1 ar k S wee t 16 ' s Guess ' , BFF AFA Lyl l. y 1 as Ly 1 at s Jef f TGIF Mo2erel la st icks If only he was t al 1 er red cups Beaside Brat Dozens of Rores Moonev io1 i ys Marshmel 1 ow Fred Lucky--NOT an ugly dog ! Wol leybal 1 bones My other half tato skins No more shoppi ng She ' s my baby Tambrm Cer.ta Could you d i e ' What ' s ? The roach, its on FIRE Love you Bobby, ALWAYS and FOREv ' ER Babe hon Leave me alone He ' s hot Parking ticket, but only Once ML or DD ' ' Knee s 1 apper Mai l bu Sl eepovers 6o away Tnri Kisses Nice st uf f ' Sheen Encampment Mov i ng ' West field n i ghts Weekends Gossip Prorn 86 1 ' m so 1 one ly COLLEGE The fly (too bad) U of P, ksep drearm ng ! Snowf i ght Bumey sis Blood sisters EG-is she yoi.u , s° the woods-SP AD Inhal e° ir r isbees are useful I ' m in Todd ' s room The r s The hill Let ' s mug him Egg rolls BIue Whales Dairy box Yes, we are twins ' I love you mostest and best est ' Locked out, sleep in car The porch, its gone BG, it wasn ' t t rue T i ght Bunmes We ' ve got the banner The pa k Mama ' s First time Misiel Train st at ion Mi ke, what is he Florida, we ' 11. make i c ' Too short and too young Prom 87° Carved imtiais The race, but he lost Sea Gull Mot el - v uck soo many men Spark it up Its not L 1 s crowd DOES IT DUACK ' Gir Is just wanna hav.v fun Large porch AG-when ' s the wedd mg ' ) Smoking in the girl ' s room Don ' t hit the ball like a Jap Hey cu2 P ront Seat Off tracks, nc?ed jacks I v ry tower How large? Seaf ood extrav aganza ' L 6. 7i? Cover your book L imo-where are you ' Dri v l ng G i ngera 1 e LOVE Get the bali Oiy Gaval t Jewi sh G andmot her F l sh and Chips No, I don ' t have an accent Explore (don ' t be too tied down} Muscle man ca lor i es Dr Ruth Is it 1 ove n Li f e ' s a beach W:i ldwocd Combos Echc Lanes, where are you 9 Will he call? Make me cver Larry, is he queer ' 7 I got him Just the g ir 1 s Wh l r 1 pooULoi — do they have Shirley Temp I es ' Let ' s m:ngle On no, Chris cal ! ed ' Love ya al ways Quart ers Honey bear Need some powder JuniD-st art Shake the bed The keys are in the car She ' s so fake+Ditz Just moved in and just destroyed Amy BL work 9 L l do ' --roof , its gone Combi nat ion CC cookies Pi zza We corrupted ner Moving talking cookies I need ar eraser OF COURSE IT QUACKS ' Best Of Luck To The Class Of 138 7 , miss you always and forever 179 2. W V ol •5 ElL 6UST0 V0AIT4 OWDtNt Iff WHTHftgJ $S O h sex V ... 1 ; « fc 66THAU SuDS ' N t ! to piccHeeup prefer surjci oto «S MtU of •wsr-wnjCfi 180 ?FM$d ? LxS ?V V $ t X . G r -V, ns f y Mmfw c $ c ° v c Grandma 90-v cunober t 4 fttnd ?e% 181 1 z DQ aovij sticks Jr ? JSTl! BULLDOG rc SD - sdiliai ' -:••• R A«ZARV0 ) CM ISeHBbrS- r DfiWie IW LYt E S ™ LOT . JEUT5HP H LLS OE PfcPPP PPnm ft? 182 BROWN j % - 6 uuomxtf CLASS. T J NS Y rA S C AN NOU Handle ANOTHER NWTLiKE DAVE ' S B-dcivj? Entertainmen L ike rHAr Essential ro Remain Sane! LIVING OF ,« QUICHE lads «t of vnj wm priMfcp .a buci or? rrfc!! Bun. THE. BEE ISOLATION! NOU ' RE - I R(jHTW A- ' LOSING BATUf 1 111 LAUDER. NO. to TIURBO IMP0SS161E[ THE lURbQ HAS KICKED iN ' u ' J i f i S HE 3T RS ft PlEtet srr the ZF JEN- Jp ta a E VALLEy L ' QOTbivtCPyRV ' K ' ( 0 ■ c ! LOVE A 183 P0CPC5CK ' ' $ ROK a r- nnn V ° TURBO TCQm nnll Comn vcor Y ' suae nr ehtrry,! u ° noose J KN - I ■ «tTHeg  A- £ ' tf i S 6uo ears eve awoo N|2) ques off wl C mo OOOQ 9 V ft O NEVER say eoodByej . -£ c UX3JV0 R CC A ocx 5H-TI LO £-m 55-Y 0U H ' C ' n C fS 3(o?p tf EU-A o TPOOOO tf. fp m£W ° ice s «J roes % v-fci OtfC Or c o vo d n™nLrtts sN 5CQ5I0C. ' .f§5 s r vO c5 X  o «®gs N ya_u =,w PLEDGE SftS V ! ) + r C ,l ' d f t ViO As you-Cy ? § t Loose. -B-T  ys -H Re. Lt lo a Cindy A + t fzLrc f f rs F a H « HfcN « uames or awntrs N ft Ut - No-o-o-o -r - -PC est friends can w. e riV v xov hTvs „ SSa? ' a 4 W 185 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1987 THE BARRE FAMILY ! H(, CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LOCK TO JEFF AND THE CLASS OF 1987 J. L. MEDIA, INC. JERRY LEVY JOHN DZIADZIO 187 CONGRATULATIONS TERRY THE BEST IS YET TO COME WITH LOVE ALWAYS, DAD, JIM, GRAM AND POP 188 PATRONS Congratulations to Rozalyn Horn from The Money Store CONGRATULATIONS AND CONTINUED SUCCESS! The von der Lindens CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF ' 87 THE TORTORELLO FAMILY ZIGGY CHARLIE TOO! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 THE YEE FAMILY Dawn, We are proud of you. Good luck to our future artist. Love, Mom, Dad, Wendy, Cherie Congratulations Lori!!! We wish you a life of Happiness and success. We are so proud of you! LOVE — Mom, Dad, and David Gerson ECHO CLEANERS ECHO PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER RT. 22 Mountain Ave. TEL. 379-4499 G. Q. Hair Cutters 761 Mountain Avenue Springfield, N.J. 376-9836 Automated Quick Printing 24 Echo Plaza, Rt. 22 Springfield, N.J. 07081 Frank ' s Place For Hair 18 Echo Plaza, Rt. 22 Springfield, N.J. 07081 CHRISTOFFERS Custom Flowers Plants 860 Mountain Avenue Mountainside, New Jersey 07092 J M Market Inc. 856 Mountain Ave. Mountainside 232-0402 Wishing you the best of Luck throughout your future. Love, Mom, Dad and Paul Taher. Congratulations to Brian the rest of the 1987 Graduating Class Mickie, Herb Adam Targum Institute For Behavioral Awareness Frances M. Stern PhD. Springfield, N.J. Congratulations to Mary and the Class of 1987 The Markovich Family Congratulations BARBARA CARPENCY We Love You MOM, DAD, CHRIS Congratulations to Tara and the class of 1987 — from the Quillin family Congratulations — Arlene and Bill Miicke Congratulations to Chris and the Class of ' 87 Mom, Dad, Rob, Win, Bill, Kathy, Mary, Joe, Matt and Rich Dolly Schenerman Andy Gansler We are very proud of all your ac- complishments and know your fondest dreams will be realized. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations to our daughter Dana and to The Class of 1987 Mom and Dad Ship Alice Young, Dana ' s Grandma 189 TO LISA! YOU ' VE COME A LONG WAY BABY! AND WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU! CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION LOVE, MOM, DAD AND MIKE 190 1 Q a 0 ' a 3 !.« , .. « )a ' (v qy- nt .r )qt Lee., l 9re SZ ,1 s H£G ) S MrH A . t UmO M hJ LP° f r ,, V j, 1 «w He • LU Gcsro? times i- T sr: r : I- LU bh o Htn fierce L__— u f oao + A ' ™ ' Titer K JIC ) l SJ?IX l- ' -t o n o o JfinSS 1 e y •O ' s «! T Btffl Ac r T 3 O l £ Nous boifT So hC Cold - ' C5 M 7 v£ , 6 ' 4 ' t fc. 9 P p r 0 Bos 0° 191 OUR VERY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 87 FOR ALL FUTURE HEALTH HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS WE LOVE YOU ELENA HOPE, STEVE, AND MARLA ROSENTHAL 192 GEENGH-POM-BEAN-FAN-SJE-KERRI-JIM We Are Family Meatheads — The Santa Crew — Homecoming Losers — Pink Bunnies (Jim in pink pajamas) Lunch Table Protection — Throw- ing Orange Peels — CIHS??? Mew Years EVE! Luna This Varsity Club Officers — Pancakes!! Rag Mop (Raggamoppa) — Grease — Scruples BATTT opa!! Sundaes at Suzanne ' s — DEBIT Bubble Picture Mischief Nights 29! How Will I Know Fake Hair — GM PJ KM? — Stu- dent Auxiliary Pitt CSE and ??? Pumpkin Sale — Early Morning SAT class! Muddyguck — Ocean Beach — Ducks (Mickey) COOLERS!! — It ' s a jungle out there Dressing room Moms, Is everything OK in there?? Well, All Right — Well, Okay — Well, Oh My — Well That ' s Just Great — EGGPOM!! Children of the Corn — C.Y.O. Ski Trips (Pizza Hut) Snowmen — Sean and Jane WENIS!! Nice Zit I want ROBH The Black Hole Junior Prom Table — Prom Rash Pills — Which way to the Shackamaxon??? — Mr. B said it was this way!! P.S. (PETE) — prom party comedian!! Bowcraft lronfish BK (Burger King) is life!! Who saya we can ' t sell Raffle Tickets Annapolis Trip Sorry Guys — The toilet is being used!! Pigs OH MO — I have a bloody noseH Communist Tuna Fish, PeanutButter and Microwaves (Merry Xmas) Holy Moly Tennis(Martina) — Football 72 — Soccer — Basketball — Track — Horseback Riding!!29??? Whiskeyman and Sugerfish! L.B.I. — 83, 84, 85, 86! Slow Children at Play! Jeep Fantasy Island — Jeerf St. Thomas — Keith, Mewton, Greg, Doug — Lonely Rock! DO IT Vent Talking I do hope that ' s not your Pina Colada Jimmy the Geek Meatball Meatloaf Wet Mets — Mets in the rain — ticker tape parade — I didn ' t go?!? Keith 17 Devils ' 86 Radical grass — Met Turf — PHIL! A1 and Betty ' s Poetry — Little Lamb, Who made Thee? Win Barry ' s Piano Contest The Seaport Jim is so gay — Jeanums leaf ranking Pam ' s Haircuts — it ' s not purple, it ' s auburn!! CAMP HAPPY TIMES Windsor Diner? Wet Jet Game — LaBaron Convertable — Celica — VWthing — Prelude — Horizon — Delta 88 — Corolla Sharona — MR2!! Greek Festivals — BOCK — Italians Irish Greek Cadbury Egg syrup and icecream! Damn, they all have underwear on!!! — Measure my tail — Pebbles and Bambam — I Know It — Birthday parties Mixtures — will they grow? So much fun in the RED VOLVO! DISCO — Metal Don ' t break the chain — EARMANI Overlook Mem ' s Hosp. parties Pathmark Beefstreak Carlies — Thanx Guys Gnamuna Luna Luna me NOW, hard and fast! 494-FT GH, Guiding Light and The Colby ' s? SACE Megegg you ' ll shoot your eye out Black Cow Woods YGKH LIME — let ' s listen to the tape! Popeye Velcro Zipper Pen! Siamese Snowpeo- ple Answering machine contest Pajama Girl FRED HHI ' 85 — Guido ' s-hideout 2 cruel brownies Oh — Hija Mia Jeff is so pretty This bra doesn ' t fit me! — Bulldogs — Chorale Sing it Sue SWGIN Key Club Bowlathons Crutches — Gimps HolaSa Flower Mountain Rip ' em Ruban I do have you trained Bennigan ' s Quische(nick) Clubs — Potato Soup — Who leaves the tip? Parfait — Oarkay — Don ' t admit it! Earth peo- ple Pulling Jim ' s arm hair Hurt me Hurt me, call me EDNA Just Joe — phone for Mets Waat?? M M ' s in the fishtank? Cherish — PGPPY — Oh my eye Nemesis Am I the first one here? Funday and Bitty ' s week Miniature Golf J.C. Red popcorn balls Miss Piggy Grrr Crewmar-crewpiper NOW! Twinkles Bruise me Babe Are the Mets playing tonite? Burning up? Scrugg-Scruff BnB z My pet Monster Bette Davis Eyes! — Nachos Linguini Chicken (dead fowl) 3rd wheel Echo Lake Ridge Kids TR6-TR8 — Eat my Shorts Pizza ' True Love — that ' s what friends are for!! Alot of guys will be absent today, it ' s the first day of hunting season. Plastic Seals Cute as a button Boo Hoo Hoo — Arthur Just a Gigalo point of no return jitterbug — Fan Bean Eeuh FANALA Weanie? cousins — SMILE I ' m off like a dirty shirt ... WE RGLE Thanx to evyerone at JD for all the good times (and bad) . . . And to our families WE LGV G and will make you proud!!! LATER — Ciao for Now!!! 193 Now as our memories fill this page May each of us o c- rfto jtata Ceo ss CQ Cherish our past c+ O c+ O 4 £ TrMOcfr o run Ofto too rroivJ Debitor , iBtor wvO Jen to x or no -tot ,? bor. , lo. jl n rvxxL ooojys -H r one : Lx Ut t Oo ty s? Go! -HVftrS.o htclV •-« V X Cb 0) t z 9c1 o ■ N ' ' % - p- t v •Wtt « tud - B H HvtiAr Pit H k our H iv irx ha r $ A t? i i3s L ? v ' 5 1 fVtort Deep choto ir-oovp ; a . mojS sn to euo u_QT3g; podioq s q dTqspueTui juq ' .leTiq. Julie, May all your days be great! Congratulations to you and the class of ' 87 We love you sweetness, Mom, Dad Maria and Dan CONGRATULATIONS TO AMY AND ALL HER FRIENDS AND GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 DIANE, ALLEN AND MARCI ( ' ' POOCH ) FISCHEL Boosters Albert and Pat Gargiulo Bunny Wasserman Ray Yates — Best of Everything Jon Hatkin — Good Luck S. Wallerstein — Good Luck D. Whittle — Good Luck Gail Rockwail — Good Luck JEFF WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU LOVE MOM, DAD BRETT CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 GOOD LUCK, JEFF LEVY, THE BEST ALMOST BIG BROTHER I EVER HAD! FROM RYAN 195 NEGRIL, JAMAICA, W.I. Native Son Villas are a 2 bedroom villa and a 3 bedroom villa on Negril ' s magnificent beach. 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