Kinnelon High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Kinnelon, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

’i mwt'mrrr'' Kinnelon High School Nature cannot jump from winter to summer without a spring, or from summer to winter without a fall. Tracey Dirkson and Ralph Aequaro It is contact with others which teaches a man all he knows. — Euripides Kevin Hurt All men are born free, but football men are likely to get through college that way. 3 IN MEMORY OF ADO F. BOLLES TEACHER - COACH - FRIEND Today, the road all runners come, Shoulder high we bring you home, And set you at your threshold down, Townsman of a stiller town. — A. E. Housman 4 Sue Malymak I have a prodigious quantity of mind; it takes me as much as a week sometimes to make it up. — Mark Twain Girls in gym class If a man has good legs, the rest of the body will follow; and if a girl has good legs, man will follow. — Rudolf Friml Varsity Cheerleaders To babble is to make a feminine noise somewhat resembling the sound of a brook, but with less meaning. — Oliver Herford Dana Hammond Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most important. — Evan Esar Seanna Oumbrell What can you expect from a day that begins with having to get up in the morning? 6 Britt Nemoff I find it more trouble to take care of money than to get it. — Montaigne Peter Collins When in trouble, always hold your chin up — if it does nothing else, it will keep your mouth shut. The Junior Class “Flying high, feeling free, we're the Class of '83.” Lisa Holopigian I'll call for pen and ink. and write my mind. — Shakespeare Wil Radimer and Lenny Mamiero There is a magic in the memory of schoolboy friendships; it softens the heart, and even affects the nervous system of those who have no heart. — Benjamin Disraeli 7 Mr. McNeir and John Joachim There is no one so bashful as the young man who never gets his picture taken. Senior Physics Class Scientists regard it as a major intellectual virtue to know what not to think about. — C.R Snow Cross Country Fun A little nonsense then and now is relished by the highest brow. ij. Phil Latta I’ve got the whole world in my hands!! Deri Samuelson Tammy Schmidt The happiest people seem to be those who have no particular reason for being happy except that they are. - W.K. Inge The Colt Offensive Line A football game is where the spectators have four quarters to finish a fifth. Liz Mills All people smile in the same language. 4A Lunch Women eat while they are talking; men talk while they are eating. Tom Janiczek With pen and with pencil we're learning to say nothing more cleverly every day. — William Allingham 10 Glen Fowler, Jeff Raquet, and Mike Hiebler People never buy what they need — they buy what they want. — Charles F. Kettering Terese Joseph. Gitte Ingmann, Nancy Lancelotti, Kathy Weiss, Siobhan Dowling, and Katie Corcoran When six chatterboxes get together, which ones listen? Michelle Leclerc, Terri Hunt, and Leslie Mills One’s friends are that part of the human race with which one can be human. — Santayana Adam Weinman I read about eight newspapers a day; when I'm in town with only one newspaper, I read it eight times. — Will Rogers 11 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Our Years 1978-1982 The Colts ... Job Action ... SAT's... Preppy... Kean or Florio?... KINNELON 10-BUTLER 7 ... Who Shot J.R.? ... Docksiders! ... Fingerprints... Who’s Hamlet?... Iran... “Good morning, this is Mr. D’’... Rocky... Magazine Sales... Baseball Strike... Springsteen... Halloween Homecoming... The Prom—The Shore... John Lennon ... Water Shortage... Olympic Hockey Team No. 1... Axe Man... Molson ... Senior Float Won ... General Hospital... Rings ... Senior Brunch ... Goodbye, Mr. Bolles. President Jennifer Reidenbach Vice President Pam Gall 13 Chris Mayer, Sandy Jankovich, Monika Huber They smile so when one’s right, and when one’s wrong, they smile still more. — Byron Pam Gall and Paula Giancola Uncertainty and expection are the joys of life. — Richard Congreve 14 Cars have spirit too! Kristen Ludwig The most thoroughly wasted of all days is that on which one has not laughed. — Chamfort Chris Stawecki A secretary is a clever girl who can add, or a cute girl who can distract. Anne Williams How her fingers went when they moved by note through measures fine, as she marched them o’er the yielding plank of ivory floor. — Benjamin F. Taylor Jennifer Reidenbach In the past, woman needed an attic; today she has a handbag. — Evan Esar Kevin Duffy, Andrea Philippy, Roger Bond From his earliest years, he studied how to avoid study. — Anatole France Steve Trischman Phil Latta Hai.jng is too good for men who pun; they should be drawn and quoted. — Fred Allen Lisa Holopigian and Renet Dedio You've got a friend. — James Taylor To make a long story short, there's nothing like the boss walking in. Loree Anderson 16 Woodland Court, Kinnelon Choir 9. 10; Dri Team 9. James Annick 91 Newbury Place. Riverdale Baseball 9. Robert C. Aungst 10 Morris Ave. Riverdale Track 11.12; Footbal 9; Student Council 9.10. 11; Wrestlinf 12. Robert E. Baamonde 10 Fernwood Crescent, Riverdale Susan Aneiro 208 Boonton Ave. Boonton Virginia Artuhewich 18 Cutlass Road. Kinnelon Choir 9; Intramurals 9. 16 Jack Baldwin 10 Greenwich Street, Riverdale Bowling 9, 10, 11. 12; Basebal 11, 12. Kenneth E. Barner 115-22 Hilltop Road, Kmnelon Soccer 9, 10. 11, 12; Math League 11. 12; Chem League 12; NHS 11, 12; Transfer from Westford, MA. Regina Marie Boderck 65 Cottage Place, Riverdale Track 9.10.11. Capt. 12; Cross Country 10, 11. Capt. 12; Basketbal 10. 11. Capt. 12; German Club 10. 11. Mark Berry 644 Beechwood Lane. Kinnelon NHS 10,11.12; Basketball 9; Basebal 9,10; Soccer 9.10.11; Ski Team 10; Hockey 9.10. 11, 12; Lacrosse 11. 12. Karen Boggess 24 Forestdale Road, Kinnelon Choir 9.10.11,12; Vocal Ensemble 10.11.12; Regional Choir 9; PAVAS 11.12; Footbal Cheer- leader 9. 10. 11. 12; Musical 11. 12; Varisty Club 12; Student Cound 9. 10, 11. 12; Float Committee 10; Student Councl 9,10,11,12. Dawn Patricia Baur 154 Kakeout Road, Kinnelon NHS 11. 12; Transfer from St. Mary’s Ruther- ford 11. Kristine Biggiani 10 Hearthstone Drive, Kinnelon Flag Twirlers 9,10. 11; Intramurals 9. 10. 11; Float Committee 10; Powderpuff 11. k 18 Roger Paul Bond 81 Boonton Avenue, Kinnelon Student Counci 9, 10,11, 12; Soccer 9, 10. Adrian Card 4 Maple Lake Road. Kinnelon Scott W. Bowersox 90 Newark Pompton Turnpike, Riverdale Wresting 12; AIASA Club 12. Diane Christine Brandi 16 Cottage Place, Riverdale German Club 11,12; German Honor Society 11, 12; Intramurals 10; Tennis 9,10; Drfll Team 9. Laurie Carbine 160 Kiel Avenue, Kinnelon PAVAS 10. 11. 12; French Club 9, 10; Float Committee 10,12; Prom Committee 11; Bas- ketbafl Cheerleader 10; Footbal Stats. 10.11; Drl Team 9. Robert J. Chapman 148 Lead Mine Road. Kinnelon Greg A. Chrisman 20 Dogwood Trail. Kinnelon Mark Chrisman 21 Dogwood Trail, Kinnelon John F. Clayton 432 Pepperidge Tree Lane. Kinnelon Choir 9. 10. 11; Vocal Ensemble 12; Student Council 9.10.11.12; AVA 12; Tennis 9.10.11. 12; Cross country 9; Musical 11. 12; Float Committee 9. 12; Interact Chib Pres. 12. Lisa Lynn Cruz 1 Twin Lakes Drive. Kinnelon PAVAS 10.11.12; Spanish Honor Society 9,10. 11. 12; Photography Chib 11. 12; Float Com- mittee 11; Basketbal Cheerleader 9,10; Foot- bal Manager 9. 20 Class of 1982 Douglas Czarnomski 11 Chilhowie Drive. Kmnelon NHS 11.12; Basketbal 9.10; Soccer 9.10.11. Capt. 12; Lacrosse Capt. 11. 12. William Daly 15 Reality Drive. Kinnelon French Honor Society 9.10.11. Pres. 12; NHS 10.11.12; Intramurals 9.10. 11.12; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9. 10; Track 11. 12; Homecoming Nominee 12. Renee Rochelle Dedio 26 Mead Avenue. Riverdale Basketball Cheerleader 9.10.11. Co-Capt. 12; Football Cheerleader Capt. 9.10.11. Capt. 12; Choir 9. 11. 12; Vocal Ensemble 12; Spanish Honor Society 11.12; NHS 10.11.12; Pegasus Senior Editor 12; Feedback 12; Student Counci 9. 10. 11,12; Class Pres. 10; Drama Club 11; Float Committee 9.10.11.12; Prom Commit- tee 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Varsity Club Pres. 12; Girl's Citizenship Institute Delegate 11; Powder Puff 11; Musical 11; Intramurals 9. 10; Ring Committee 10. Drew Adam Deleo 678 Mountain Road. Kinnelon Wrestling 10.11.12; Track 9.10.11.12; Cross Country 9. 10. 12; Stage Crew 11. 12. Sandra Demerest 9 Parkway. Riverdale Sharon Marie Diaco 71 Miller Road. Kinnelon Choir 11; Float Committee 9.10.11.12; Bas- ketbal Cheerleader 11. 12; Footbal Cheer- leader 11. 12. John Dileone 115-29 Sugar Hill Road. Kinnelon Ski Team 9.10.11.12; Intramurals 9.10.11. 12; Float Committee 11; Graphic Arts Club 11. Denise Diane Di Ruscio 10 Lincoln Road. Kinnelon Band 9.10.11.12; Concert Band 9.10.11.12; Choir 9; PAVAS 11.12; German Club 9.10.11. 12; German Honor Society 11.12; Art Club 9; NHS 11.12; Float Committee 11.12; Musical 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11.12; Dril Team 9; Exchange Student to Germany 11. 21 Thomas Donahue 7 Edgemere Terrace, Kinnelon Pamela Dorbandt 10 Linden Lane, Kinnelon Choir 9. 10, 11; Photography Club 12; Girl's Basketbal Stats. 10; Soccer Stats. 11. 12; Lacrosse Stats. 11,12; Cross Country Manager 10. Mike Dunham 3 Brentwood Drive. Kinnelon Vocal Ensemble 10. 12; Tennis 11, 12. James Eisner 95 Riverview Terrace, Riverdale Band 9; Intramurals 10. 11,12; Basketbal 9, 10; Cross Country 10, 11; Bowling 11, 12. Susan Ferrara 221 Gravelhill Road. Kinnelon Choir 11; French Club 11; Art Club 11; Float Committee 11. 12; Soccer 11. 12. 22 Matthew F. E. Ferguson 139 Kinnelon Road, Kinnelon Footbal 11. 12; Basketbal 11. 12; Transfer from Frankfin Lakes. Mark Filippini 10 Ricker Road. Kinnelon Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12; Soccer 9. 10. 11 Greg Isaacs and Paul Martello A handsome duo’ Jimmy Mooney, Bob Aungst, and Keith Soltis Wild and crazy guys!!’ Lisa Holopigian and Bill Daly Kelly Nelson The Rangers must have won!! She was a gordian shape of dazzling hue. Vermilion-spotted, golden, green, and blue; Striped like a zebra, freckled like a pard. Eyed like a peacock, and all crimson barr'd. — John Keats Sheryl Sensale. Mike Hiebler, Mary Ann Slattery and John Galligan ‘Let’s go to the hop!!’ Tracey Finn 12 Hearthstone Drive. Kmnelon Student Counci 11.12; Float Committee 9.10. 11.12; Track 9; Basketbal Cheerleader 10.11. 12. Karen Ruth Fisher 495 Cotlass Road, Riverdale Choir 10.11.12; Vocal Ensemble 12; PAVAS 12; Spanish Honor Society 11; Hostess Club 11,12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Flat Twirlers 11. Dianne Freda 1 Lagoon Trail, Kinnelon David Futcher 704 Orchard Road. Kinnelon Band 9.10; Concert Band 9.10; Choir 9; Float Committee 9. 10. 11. 12. 24 Gail Fletcher 172 Kakeout Road, Kinnelon Choir 11; NHS 10. 11. 12; Intramurals 10. Glen Fowler 20 Halsey Avenue. Riverdale Student Councl 9. 10. 12. Pamela Ann Gall 16 Hillside Road, Kinnelon Choir 9; Spanish Honor Society 11,12; HHehint Post 11; Petasus 12; Student Counci 12; NHS 10. Dinner Chairman 11, Pres. 12; Float Com- mittee 9,10,11,12; Class V.R; Prom Commit- tee 11; Soccer 9,10,11; Swim Team 9,10,11, Co-Capt. 12; Baseball Stats. 10.11.12; Varsi- ty Club 12; Powder Puff 11; Interact Club 12. CLASS OF 1982 Shea Gallagher 381 Ski Trail. Kinnelon Bowing 10. 11. 12; Lacrosse 11. 12. I John Patrick Galligan 19 McKinly Drive. Kinnelon Ski Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Lacrosse 11. 12. Paula Giancola 93 Miller Road. Kinnelon Choir pianist 9; Spanish Honor Society 11.12; Hitching Post 10. Editor 11; Pegasus Editor-in- Chief 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11. Dance Chairman 12; NHS 10.11. Treas. 12; Powder- puff 11; High School Bowl 11.12; National Merit Scholarship 11; Chem League 10. 11; Math League 11; Float Committee 11; Prom Commit- tee Chairman 11; Class Sec, 11. 12; Track 9. 11. 12; Softbal 10; Swim Team 9. Stats. 10. 11. 12; Varsity Club 12. Benty Gill 128 B Kiel Avenue. Kinnelon Track 9, 10. 11; Cross Country 10. Janine Goodall 8 Lakeside Trail. Kinnelon Feedback 10. 11. 12; Library Council 10. 11, 12; Float Committee 11, 12. Diane Goodwin 661 Beechwood Lane. Kinnelon Laura Denise Grassi 8 Alpine Drive. Kinnelon Student Counci 11. 12; Drama Club 10; Float Committee 9.10.11.12; Musical 9; Soccer 9. 10; SoftbaN 9.10.11.12; Footbal Cheerleader 11. 12; Basketbal Cheerleader 10. 11; Dri Team 9; Powderpuff 11. Dana Anne Hammond 2 Meadow Lane. Kinnelon Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Vobal Ensemble 11. 12; Hitching Post 11; Pegasus 12; Student Counci 9.10.11.12; Senate Sec. 11.12; NHS 10.11. 12; Drama Club 11; Forensics 12; Float Com- mittee 10,11.12; Musical 11,12; Swim Team 11.12; Basketball Cheerleader 9.10.11; Foot- baN Cheerleader 9. 10. 11. 12; Interact Club V.R 12; Varsity Club. Sec. 12. 25 Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though; He will not see me stopping here to watch his woods fill up with snow. —Robert Frost Thomas J. Hannigan 10 Forestdale Road. Kmnelon Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. Michele Henderson 17 Ricker Road. Kmnelon Kevin Gerlad Heinrichson 3 Heartstone Drive, Kmnelon Choir 9. 10; Student Counci 9. 10, 11, 12; AIASA Club 10, 12; Float Committee 10, 11. 12; Tennis 9; Ski Team 11, 12; Footbal Man- ager 11, 12; Powderpuff Footbal Coach 11. Robert Hearn 23 Heartstone Drive. Kmnelon Float Committee 9.10.11,12; Intramurals 11; Basebal 9; AIASA Club 11. Enrique Hernandez Genero! Barragan 412 Agunscalientes Mexico Choir 12; Soccer 12; Tennis 12; Exchange Stu- dent From Mexico. Michael Wesley Hiebler 30 Derrygally Circle, Kmnelon Stage Crew 9, 10; Float Committee 11. 12; Soccer 9.10.11.12; Track 10; Ski Team 9.10. 11. 12; lacrosse 11, 12; Powderpuff Cheer- leader 11. Bruce Hill Shirley Terrace, Kinnelon Linda Anne Hill 11 Valley Road. Kinnelon Choir 9, 10. 12; Vocal Ensemble 12; French Club 10; Hitching Post 11; Pegasus 12; Student Council 11; NHS 11.12; Powderpuff 11; Varsity Club 12; Interact Club 12; Float Committee 9. 10. 11. 12; Prom Committee 11; Musical 10; Intramurals 9, 10. 11,12; Soccer 9,10; Swim Team 11, 12; Basebal Stats. 10, 11. Deann Janine Hollander 258 Longmeadow Road. Kinnelon Hostes Club 9.10.11.12; Float Committee 10. 11; Musical 11. Lisa Amy Holopigian 61 Riverview Terrace, Riverdale Choir 9; PAVAS 11.12; Pegasus 12; Feedback 12: Student Counci 9.10.11.12; Drama Club 9. 10, 11; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11,12; Float Committee 9,10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Intramurals 9; Track 9; Basketbal Cheerleader 9,10; Footbal Cheerleader 10. 11. 12; Footbal Manager 9; Powderpuff 11; Varsity Club VP 12. Kevin William Hurt 44 Siek Road, Kinnelon Footbal 9.10.11.12; Basketbal 9.10.11.12; Basebal 10. 11. 12; Track 9. Monika E. Huber 10 Louis Lane Kinnelon Choir 9; German Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Float Committee 12; Track 9.10.11. Capt.. AH Con- ference 12; Color Guard 9; AIASA 11.12; Pow- derpuff 11. John Edward Huss 24 White Birch Terrace, Kinnelon Choir 9.10.11.12; Vocal Ensemble 9.10.11. 12; PAVAS 12; German Honor Society 11. 12; Hitching Post 11; Student Counci 10.12; NHS 10.11; Chem League 11; Float Committee 11; Musical 9. 11. 12; Class Sec. 10; Footbal 9; Track 10. 11. 12; Cross Country 10, 11. 12; High School Bowl 11. 12; Varsity Club 12. 27 Kathy Ann Hutton 79 Old Cow Pasture Lane, Kmnelon Band 9,10; Concert Band 9,10; Jazz Band 9; Choir 9; Spanish Honor Society 11; Float Com- mittee 11, 12; Intramurals 10.12; Basketball 11. Capt 12; Soccer 11; Track 11. AI Confer- ence 12; Ski Team 9.10; Powderpuff 11; Who's Who Amonf American High School Students 11, 12. Susan Iggena Twin Lakes Drive, Kmnelon Greg Isaacs 350 High Crest Drive, High Crest Lake Float Committee 9; Football 9,12; Basketbal 9; Transfer From West Milford. Alexandra A. Jankovich 13 Carl Place, Kmnelon Band 9, 10; Concert 9, 10; Spanish Honor Society 9. 10. 11. 12; Feedback 12; Hostess Club 9; Drama Club 9.12; Float Committee 12; Musical 9.12; Track 9. 10.12; Dr« Team 10; Powderpuff 11. Eric Richard Jensen 461 Laurel Lane, Kmnelon Student Counci 11.12; Soccer 9, 10,11. 12; Al Conference 11; Float Committee 11, 12. Darrick Jones 2 Hilltop Road. Kmnelon Basketbal 9. 10, 11. 12. Elizabeth Joy Kelly 50 Maplelake Road. Kmnelon Choir 10. 11; Student Counci 9. 10. 11. 12; Soccer 10; Dri Team 9; Ski Team 11,12; Float Committee 12. Sarah Kelly 32 Chilhowie Drive, Kmnelon PAVAS 10,11,12; Spanish Honor Society 9.10. 11. 12; Art Club 10, 11. 12; NHS 10. 11. 12; Basketbal 9. 10. 11. 12; Soccer 11. 12. Sheila Kelly 575 Green Hill Road. Kinnelon Choir 9; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pegasus 12; Feedback 10.11; Student Council 10. 12; Art Club 9. 10; Float Committee 9. 10; Prom Committee 11; Intramurals 9; Track 11; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12. Robin King 35 Lakeside Trail, Kinnelon Choir 9; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11; Feed- back 9. Duane Alex Kotsen 32 Highlands Drive, Kinnelon Student Counci 9. 10. 11; NHS 11; Chem League 11; Math League 10. 11. 12; Float Committee 10,11; Class V.R 10,11; Intramur- als 9.10.11.12; Footbal 9.10.11. Capt. 12; Wrestling 10.11. Capt. 12; BasketbaN 9; Track 9. 10. Kevin C. Kucks 707 Orchard Road. Kinnelon Choir 9; Football 11. 12; Track 11. 12. Philip Hoyt Latta 199 Hemlock Lane, Kmnelon PAVAS 12; Hitching Post 11; Pegasus Sports Editor 12; Staff 11; Feedback 12; Student Council 11. Treas. 12; Ski Team 12; Basebal 10, 11. 12; Footbal 9. 10; Intramurals 9. 10. 11,12; Float Committee 9,10,11,12; Home- coming Nominee 12; Forensics 12. Jo-Ann Murray. Renefc Dedio. Cindy Miller, and Lisa Holopigian; The Brenda Vaccaro Fan Club!! Elizabeth S. Leavesley 631 Mountain Road, Kinnelon Pegasus 12; Float Committee 10, 11, 12. Robert W. Lewis II 590 Greenhill Road, Kinnelon Float Committee 9,10,11.12; Intramurals 9, 10. 11.12; Football 9. 10. 11. Capt. 12; Bas ketbal 9. 10. 11; Powder Puff Coach 11; Al State Center 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 12. Lina Patricia Lopez 82 Newbury Place, Riverdale Band 9; Concert Band 9.10; Art Club 9; Float Committee 12; Soccer 9.10,11,12; Ski Team 9. 10. 11, Capt. 12. Anna Lundberg 6 Chilhowie Drive, Kinnelon Float Committee 9; Ski Team 9, 10. Kristen Suzanne Ludwig 5 Carl Place, Kinnelon 1982 SENIORS Gerald Patrick Mahler 18 Halsey Avenue, Riverdale Student Council 10,11.12; Footbal 9; Baseball 9. 10, 11, 12; Bowing 10, 12. Susan Jeanne Malyniak 509 Pepperidge Tree Lane, Kinnelon Student Council 9,10,11,12; Float Committee 9.10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Tennis 10; Basketbal Stats. 9. Michele Maria 25 Cotluss Road. Riverdale Band 9; Soccer 9; Flag Twirlers 11. Melinda Marshak 243 North Road, Kinnelon PAVAS 11, 12; German Club 10, 12; Student Counci 12; Art Club 9. 10, 11; Drama Club 9; Float Committee 9, 10. Christine Mayer 72 Newbury Place, Riverdale Band 9,10,11.12; Concert Band 9,10,11.12; PAVAS 11, 12; German Club 9. 10. 11. 12; German Honor Society 11,12; Art Club 9; Float Committee 9; Musical 10,11,12; Track 9,10, 11. 12. Paul Martello 23 Glen Rock Drive, Kinnelon Footbal 9; Basketbal 9; Basebal 9,10.11,12; Wresting 9. 10. 11. 12; Float Committee 12. • t . I Cindy Miller and Ralph Aequaro Happiness is found in a Smile. SNOWBOUND SENIOR LEGS!!!!!! A Senior Class What da ya say? Kris Oburg Little Red Riding Hood. Gary Mountford Do You Mind? I'm trying to concentrate. Bill Daly. Julie Polheums. Jeff Thramann. ReneS Dedio. Marc Preminger. Greg Isaacs, and Christine Vreeland. There is no duty we so much understood as the duty of being happy. —Robert Louis Stevenson Pam Gall. Dianne Rhodes. Brittney Nemoff Conehead Territory Pam Dorbandt In everything that matters, the inside is much larger than the outside. Senior Lunch Eat. drink, and be merry, for tomorrow ye diet. —Lewis C. Henry Linda Mazzeo 25 Evans Road. Riverdale Cynthia Kathryn Miller 26 Wmdbeam Road. Riverdale PAVAS 12; Pegasus Photographer 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 9.10,11,12; Shindig 12; Photog- raphy Club President 11,12; Float Committee 9, 10, Chairperson 11, 12; Prom Committee Co-Chairperson 11; Class Treasurer 11, 12; Intramurals 11,12; Softball 9,10,12, All Con- ference Honorable Mention 11; Powderpuff Football 11; Varsity Club Treasurer 12; Assem- bly Committee 12; Ring Committee 10. Jeanette Florence Meyer 2 Cook Terrace, Kmnelon PAVAS 11.12; Feedback 9.10,11,12; Art Club 9,10.11.12; Soccer 10,11,12; Track 9,10, 11. 12. Karen Elizabeth Miller 4 Lincoln Road, Kinnelon Spanish Honor Society 12; Chess Team 11,12; Drama Club 9, 11; Track 9. 10. Michael Mollod 611 Mountain Road, Kinnelon Concert Band 9; Jazz Band 9; French Club 10, Vice-Pres. 12; Hitching Post editor 10; NHS 10, 11.12; Chem League 10.11; Math League 10. 11.12; Intramurals 10.11,12; Track 9.10.11. 12; Cross Country 9,10,11,12; Swim Team 9; Winter Track 10,11,12; High School Bowl 11, 12; French Honor Society 11. 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12. Lisa Michele Mickens 285 Hamburg Turnpike, Riverdale Band 9; Concert Band 9. 10; Choir 11; Dr� Team 10; Office Services 11, 12; C.II. 12. Patricia Molnar 23 Cabot Lane, Kinnelon Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; NHS 10. 11, 12; Float Committee 9.10.11.12; Intramurals 9,10,11, 12; Basketbal 9; Soccer 9.10.11.12; Track 9; Softbal 10; Powderpuff 11; Varsity Club 12. Scott Moody 22 Morris Avenue, Riverdale Float Committee 11,12; Footbal 9; Wrestling 9. 10. 11, 12. Gary Wells Mountford 147 Green Hill Road, Kmnelon Choir 9; Student Council 11; Float Committee 9. 10, 11.12; Soccer 9, 10. 11; Tenrw 9. 10. 11. 12; Ski Team 9. 10. 11. 12. James Patrick Mooney 12 Greenwich Street. Riverdale Baseball 11, 12; Float Committee 12. Carlin Mulcock 18 Evans Road. Riverdale Powderpuff 11; Choir 9. 10. 11; Pegasus 11; Photography Club 11; Drama Club 10; Float Committee 9,10.11,12; Prom Committee 11; Basketball Cheerleader 10; SoftbaH 9,10,11. 12; Ski Club 11; Varsity Club 12. Susan Elizabeth Mortensen 115-18 Hilltop Road, Kinnelon Choir 9,11; PAVAS 11,12; Pegasus 12; Student Counci 9,11,12; Float Committee 9,10. 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Intramurals 9; Track 9; Ski Team 9.10.11.12; Footbal Cheerleader 9.10,11,12; Powderpuff 11; Varsity Club 12. Jo-Ann Murray 556 Cherry Tree Lane. Kmnelon Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 10. 11. 12; Float Committee 9.10.11.12; NHS 11,12; Choir 9. 10. 11, 12; Powderpuff 11. Kelly Donna Nelson 267 Long Meadow Road. Kinnelon Tennis 9.10.11. Capt. 12; Softbal 10.11.12; Musical 9. 11. 12; Choir 9. 10. 11. Vke-Pres. 12; Vocal Ensemble 9. 10. 11. 12; PAVAS 11. 12; Spanish Honor Society 9.10.11.12; Pega sus 9, 12; Feedback 12; Student Counci 9; NHS 10.11,12; Forensics 9; Prom Committee 11; Intramurals 9. 10. Brittney Jeanette Nemoff 24 Highlands Drive. Kinnelon Choir 11; Spanish Honor Society 9.10.11, Sec. 12; Hostess Club 9.10.11.12; Stage Crew 9. 10; Forensics 9.10.11.12; Float Committee 9. 10.11.12; Intramurals 10; Track 11.12; Swim Team 10.11.12; Twklers 9.10.11.12; Pow derpuff 11; Varsity Club 12. Martin Neukum 4 Honeysuckle Lane. Kinnelon Robert Niehoff 14 Stonybrook Terrace. Kinnelon 36 Kenneth E. Norman 9 Maple Lake Road. Kmnelon Ski Team 10. 11. 12. Carol Lee Nykamp 125 Newbury Place. Riverdale Band 9. 10; Concert Band 9.10; Jazz Band 9. 10; German Club 9.10. Vke-Pres. 11. Pres. 12; German Honor Society 12; Float Committee 12; Intramurals 9. 10; Basketbal 9, 10. 11. Capt. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Powderpuff 11; Ger- man Exchange Student 11; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12; Varsity Club 12. Kris Adrienne Oburg 6 Stonybrook Trail, Kinnelon Band 9; Choir 9. 10; PAVAS 11. 12; German Club 10. 11. 12; German Honor Society 12; Pegasus 12; Hostess Club 10. Sec. 11.12; Art Club 12; Photography Club 12; Float Commit- tee 9. 10; Soccer 10; Track 9. 10. 12; Swim Team 9, 10. 11. 12; Track stats. 11; Cross Country stats. 12; Powderpuff 11; Varsity Club 12; German Exchange Student 11. Carol Ann O’Neil 14 Post Lane. Riverdale Soccer 9; Ski Team 9.10.11.12; Flag Twirlers 10; Powderpuff 11. Marianne Orland Richard G. Osifchin Patricia Ann Panella Lisa Parkhurst 4 Van Duyne Avenue. Riverdale 2 North Road. Kinnelon 15 Oak Street. Riverdale 72 Siek Road. Kinnelon Basketball Cheerleader 10. French Club Sec. 11. Pres. 12; NHS 10.11.12; Math League 12; Float Committee 11.12; In- tramurals 10.11.12; Basketbal 10; Track 10. 11. Capt. 12; Cross Country 10. 11. Capt. 12; Ski Team 11.12; French Honor Society 11,12; Physics League 12; Winter Track 11.12; Who's Who Among American High School Athletes 11, 12. German Club 9; NHS 10,11; Intramur ak 9.10, 11; Drfl Team 9. 10. Transfer from Butler. Susan Frances Payne 52 Cutlass Road. Kmnelon Choir 9; Shindig 12; Flag Twirlers 9. Patricia Anne Peterman 11 Windbeam Road. Riverdale Choir 9. 10; PAVAS 12; Spanish Club 9. 10; Spanish Honor Society 9,10.11,12; Feedback 12; Art Club 10; NHS 11.12; Photography Club 11; Float Committee 9. 10; Prom Committee 11; Intramurals 9. 10. 11. 12. mm Rosanne Petracca 116 Highland Avenue. Riverdale Powderpuff 11. 12; Vocal Ensemble 11, 12; PAVAS 12; Spanish Honor Society 9. 10. 11; Pegasus 12; Student Counci 9. 10. 11. 12; Senate 9. Art Club 9. 10. Sec. 11. Pres. 12; Photography Club 12; Assembly Committee 12; Float Committee 9,10,11.12; Musical 11, 12; Soccer 9.10; Basketbal Cheerleader 10; Wresting Cheerleader 9; Ski Club 11; Basket- bal Stats. 11. Andrea Philippy 14 Dogwood Terrace. Kinnelon Choir 9; Student Counci Sec. 11. Pres. 12; Senate 10; Float Committee 9,10; Prom Com- mittee 11; Musical 11; Class Sec. 9; Homecom- ing Nominee 12; Soccer 9, 10. 11. Capt. 12; Track 9. Darcy Pineau 137 Hornbeam Lane, Kinnelon Choir 9.10.11.12; Vocal Ensemble 10.11.12; PAVAS 11. 12; French Club 10; Pegasus 12; Feedback 11, 12; Student Counci 9. 10, 11, Sec. 12; Senate 10, Sec. 12; NHS 11. 12; Drama Club 12; Float Committee 9.10.11.12; Prom Committee 11; Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Vice-Pres. 9; Track 9. 10. 11; Ski Team 10,11,12; Footbal Cheerleader 9.10.11. Co- Capt. 12. Julie Ann Polhemus 10 Haycock Avenue, Kinnelon Spanish Honor Society 10; Student Counci 9, 10,11; Float Committee 9,10,12; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Track 9; Basketbal Cheerleader 9. J Dianne Rhodes 61 Fayson Lake Road, Kinnelon AN State Choir 12; Regional Choir 10,11; Band 9.10; Choir 9.10,11.12; Vocal Ensemble 10, 11,12; PAVAS 10,11,12; Soccer 11,12; Soft- bal 10. 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10. 11, 12. John Murphy Richardson 65 Fayson Lakes Road. Kinnelon Choir 9; PAVAS 10, 11. 12; German Club 12; German Honor Society 12; NHS 10, 11, 12; Wresting 9, 10,11, 12; Track 9; German Ex- change Student 11; Boy's State 11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11,12. Joann Reid 91 Riverview Terrace, Riverdale Band 9; Concert Band 9; PAVAS 11.12; Student Councl 10; Track 10,11; Flag Twirlers 10,11; Powderpuff 11. Jennifer Ann Reidenbach 47 Undercliff Road, Kinnelon Choir 9,12; Vocal Emsemble 12; PAVAS 10,11, 12; German Club 9, 10, 12; German Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 9.10.11.12; NHS 10.11.12; Float Committee 9,10.11.12; Prom Committee 11; Class Treas. 9,10; Class Pres. 11.12; BasketbaN 9.10,11.12; Tennis 9. 10. 11. Co-Capt. 12; Softbal 9, 10, 11. 12. Cynthia Riehle 12 Birch Road, Kinnelon Intramurals 9, 10; Dri Team 10; Flag Twirlers 11. Janice Richards 18 Stonybrook Terrace, Kinnelon Donna Jin Roff 33 Macopin Avenue, Riverdale Band 9; Softball 10, 11,12; Wrestling Cheer- leader 9; Wresting Stats. 10; Dril Team 10; Flag Twirlers 11. Stephanie Claire Rose 128-A Kiel Avenue, Kinnelon Spanish Honor Society 10,11,12; Pegasus 12; Student Council 12; NHS11,12; Float Commit- tee 11.12; Basketball 11.12; Soccer 11; Soft- bal 10,11,12; Powderpuff 11; Transfer from Maryland. Lisa Ann Rohlfing 7 Meadow Lane, Kinnelon Band 9,10.11,12; Concert Band 9,10.11,12; Choir 9; German Club 10,11,12; German Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Hos- tess Club 11, 12; Musical 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12. Steven Rucker 16 Chilhowie Drive, Kinnelon German Club 9,10; German Honor Society 11, 12; French Club 9,10.11,12; Hitching Post 10; Pegasus 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Senate 9; NHS 10, 11, 12; Chem League 10, 11; Math League 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; High School Bowl 11, 12; Physics League 12; Winter Track 10.11,12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12. Peter R. Scarpetta 15 Deker Terrace, Kinnelon Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. I Carol Nykamp No man can climb out beyond the limitations of his own char- acter. —John Viscount Morley Mr. D. and Juliette Walker The Executive Trot Michele Henderson Hello, Mom? I forgot my lunch. Doug Czarnomski and Kurt Lundberg Men show their characters in nothing more clearly than in what they think laughable. —Goethe John Huss and Jennifer Reidenbach Come, you and I must walk a turn together. —Shakespeare Michael Schneider 48 Highland Avenue. Riverdale Sheryl Lynne Sensale 469 Laurel Lane. Kinnelon Photography Club Sec. 12; Basketbal Cheer- leader 11; Powederpuff 11. Marianne Shadwell 14 Alpine Drive, Kinnelon Spanish Honor Society 11.12; Hostess Club 9; NHS 11. 12; Exchange Student to Spain 10. Arthur H. Shattuck 1 Greenwood Terrace. Kinnelon Art Club 12; Transfer from Demarest. Mary Ann Slattery 269 Long Meadow Road. Kinnelon Choir 9; Spanish Honor Society 10. 11. Vice- Pres. 12; Pegasus 12; Feedback 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9, 11. 12; Photography Club 12; Float Committee 9.10,11,12; Prom Com- mittee 11; Intramurals 9. 10, 11.12; Baseball Stats. 11. 12. Vivian Smarsh 30 Morris Avenue. Riverdale PAVAS 10. 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 11. 12; Feedback 12; Art Club 9.10.11; NHS 10. 11, 12; Photography Club 11; Drama Club 9; Float Committee 9. 10; Intramurals 9. Patricia Eileen Smith 745 Ridge Terrace. Kinnelon PAVAS 12; French Club 10.11; Pegasus 12; Art Club 9; Float Committee 9. 10. 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Musical Make-up 10. 11, 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Karen Maria Snyder 17 ValleyRoad, Kinnelon Choir 9; Float Committee 9,10,11.12; Soccer 9. 10. 11, Capt. 12; Softball 9, 10, 11. 12. Eva Marie Soifer 110 Fayson Lakes Road. Kinnelon Regional Choir 9; Choir 9.10.11; Vocal Ensem- ble 9.10.11; PAVAS 11,12; Spanish Club 9.10; Spanish Honor Society 9. 10. 11, 12; French Club 9.10; Hitching Post 11; Baseball Mgr. 10; Swim Team Mgr. 10. Keith Soltis 568 Green Hill Road. Kinnelon Football 9; Basebal 9.10.11.12; Bowling 11. Cynthia Marie Specht 28 Fayson Lakes Road, Kinnelon Choir 9,10.11.12; Vocal Ensemble 12; PAVAS 12; Float Committee 9; Swim Team 11; Basket- ball Cheerleader 9,10,12, Co-Capt. 11; Foot- ball Cheerleader 9. 10. 11. 12. Christine Stawecki 49 Lakeside Trail, Kinnelon Choir 9; French Club 10.11; Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Soccer 9, 10.11.12; Track 9.10; Softbal 11.12; Swim Team; Powderpuff 11. Michael Stillings 22 Lakeview Drive. Kinnelon Band 9.10.11.12; Concert Band 9.10.11.12; Jazz Band 9.10,11,12; Intramurals 9.10; Ski Team 11. 12. Christine Maria Stinner 4 Forest Dale Road. Kinnelon German Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Float Committee 11, 12; Intramurals 9. Judi Strebinger 4 Round Hill Terrace. Kinnelon PAVAS 10.11,12; NHS 10.11.12; Track 9.10. 11.12; Cross Country 10.11.12; AIASA State Treas. Linda Sue Struble 73 Newark Pompton Turnpike. Riverdale Choir 9; Twirlers 9. 10. 11. 12. 43 Lisa Stuart 38 Highlands Drive, Kinnelon Choir 9. 10. 11; Vocal Ensemble 9. 10. 11; PAVAS 11.12; Drama Club 9.10.11.12; Pow- derpuff 11. Daniel Mark Sudol 24 Lakeview Drive, Kinnelon Spanish Club 9; Spanish Honor Society 9; NHS 12; Chem League 11; Soccer 9.11; Tennis 11. 12; Ski Team 11. 12. Jeff John Thramann 296 Cherry Tree Lane. Kinnelon Student Counci 11; NHS 10. 11. 12; Chem League 11; Footbal 9.10.11.12; Bowling 11. Francis Glen Toth 2 Reality Drive. Kinnelon Band 9,10; Concert Band 9.10; Jazz Band 9. 10; Float Committee 9; Swim Team 9,10, 11. 12. Pamela A. Toth 2 Reality Drive. Kinnelon Float Committee 9; Track 9,10.11. Capt. 12; Swim Team 9.11; Footbal Cheerleader 9,10, 11. 12; Basketbal Cheerleader 10. CoCapt. 11. Capt. 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. 12. Steven Trishman 515 Pepperidge Tree Lane. Kinnelon PAVAS 11. 12; NHS 11; Drama Club 9. 10. 11.12; Stage Crew 9.11; Float Committee 12; Musical 11.12; Ski Team 12; Bowling 9.10.11. Linda Vette 77 Cutlass Road. Kinnelon - Todd Adam Van Metre 8 Cook Terrace. Kinnelon French Club 11.12; Wrestling 11.12; Transfer from Texas. Timothy Vitz 3 Hartung Avenue. Riverdale Spanish Honor Society. Juliette Walker 22 Brush Hill Terrace. Kinnelon PAVAS 11.12; French Club 10.11.12; Pegasus Faculty Editor 12; NHS 10. 12. Kstorian 11; Shindig 12; Drama Club 10. 11. 12; Forensics 12; Chem League 10; Math League 11. 12; Float Committee 11, 12; Musical 10, 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12; High School Bowl 11. 12; Transfer from Belgium. Jean Walsh 15 Ridge Trail, Kinnelon Feedback 12; NHS 10. 11. 12. Christine Susan Vreeland 16 Valley Road. Kinnelon Choir 11; German Club 10.11; Student Counci 9.10.11.12; Float Committee 9.10. 11.12; Prom Committee 11; Class Pres. 9; Intramurals 9,10; Tennis 9,10.11. Co-Capt. 12; Basketbal Cheerleader 9; Football Cheerleader 12. Gayle Marie Weimann 10 Derry Gaily Circle. Kinnelon Choir 9; Student Counci 9.10.11.12; Shindig 12; Float Committee 9.10.11; Prom Commit- tee 11; Intramurals 10, 11; Basketbal Cheer- leader 9.10.11.12; Footbal Cheerleader 11. 12. 1 Stephanie Marie Wengryn 46 Cutlass Road. Kmnelon Spanish Honor Society 10.11.12; Pegasus 10; Drama Club 9. Diane Lisa White 123 Hamburg Turnpike. Riverdale Stephanie Anne Wrede 5 Powderhorn Drive. Kinnelon John Whitehead 10 Sawmill Road. Kinnelon Jeffery A. Whritenour 79 Lakeside Trail. Kinnelon Student Counci 9; Float Committee 12; Intra- murals 9.10.11.12; FootbaR 9.10; Basebal 9. 10. 11. 12; Swim Team 9, 10, Capt. 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. Anne Williams 196 Hemlock Lane. Kinnelon AN State Choir 10; Regional Choir 9; Jazz Band 9; Choir 9.10.11. Pres. 12; Vocal Ensemble 9. 10.11.12; PAVAS 11.12; Spanish Honor Soci ety 10.11.12; Art Club 9; NHS 11.12; Musical 9. 11; Track 10. Monika Huber and Kathy Hutton Dog is Mans best friend. Kns Oburg and Gina Boderck The only way to have a friend is to be one. —Emerson Senior Brunch Fools make the banquet and wise men enjoy them. Dana Hammond Mom, will you come and get me? Senior Brunch Some men are born to feast and not to fight. 47 Jeff Thramann and Duane Kotsen The labor we delight in physics pain. —Shakespeare Renee Dedio and Marc Preminger Smile!! They're taking our picture. Pam Gall and Judi Strebmger The main obligation is to amuse yourself. —S.J. Perelman Paula Giancola and Jennifer Reidenbach Only one man in a thousand is a leader of men; the others are followers of women. Co-starring the Junior Class of 1983 Flying high ... Rum, Romanism, and Rebellion. —Samuel Dickinson Burchard Scott Ferrara There is something in October sets the gypsy blood astir. Cynthia Webster -Bliss Carman Every artist was once an amateur. Blythe Whitehead -Emerson A bigamist is a man who wants to keep to himself. - Terri Hunt. Wilton Woods, and Michelle Leclerc. Occupation Day Cynthia Webster, Stacey VanLuvender, Gigi Kent, Kelly Long. Jeannine D'Orazio, Michelle Leclerc, and Laura Weiss 51 Juniors — Class of 1983 Cast: Michael Milano, Pres.; Elizabeth Joseph, V.R; Stacey VanLuvender, Sec.; Fred Reidenbach, Treas. Class Director, Mr. Habeeb. Ralph Aequaro Stephanie Alexander Mane Aneiro Herbert Arlt Mary Babcock Lynn Bailey Cindy Bakay Kathy Banga Enc Barrett Barbara Barrow Michael Bauman Harold Beck Jett Bednarz Lisa Berezny Paul Bertsch Diane Bormann Lynn Bosma James Brown Collin Burnell Douglas Burnett Sandra Bykowicz Anthony Cannataro Philip Casillo William Chapman Dale Chemnitz Dorothy Colosimo Kenneth Conforti John Covello James Crater Michael Cuozzo Susan Cutler Judith Damstrom Stephanie Denaro Dawn denDulk Deborah Diaco Douglas Diggles Tracey Dirkson Adrian Dittmar Pamela Domonkos Thomas Dondero Jeanmne D'Orazio Ruth Ann Dowden Seamus Dowling 52 Thomas Downes Seanna DumbreB CatMeen Eilert Brian Endrikat Keith Fernot Scott Ferrara Anne Fontan Lisa Freeman Julie Futcher Julia Gallagher Patricia Gardiner Dominick Germmar� Chris Gibson Sharon Gleeson Rtsa Goldman Robert Gormley Kristen Hackos David Hadland Robert Hakm Scott Hamilton I never forget a face, but in your case I’ll make an exception. —Groucho Marx Leslie Vosshall, Laura Weiss, Wilton Woods, and Cynthia Webster Juniors — Class of 1983 We learn from history that we learn nothing from history. —Bernard Shaw Confidence is that quiet, assured feeling you get just before you fall flat on your face. — Unknown Tammy Schmidt Like two doomed ships that pass in storm we had crossed each others way: But we made no sign, we said no word, we had no word to say. —Oscar Wilde Alex Jankovich and David Hadland Be yourself is the worst advice you can give to some people. Leslie Vosshall and Laura Weiss —Tom Masson And then the whining schoolboy, with his satchel and shining morning face, creeping like snail unwillingly to school. Joe Majerscak —Shakespeare Her smile was like a summer morn. —Burns Debbie Kahn We two form a multitude. Fred Reidenbach and Laura Weiss Henry Lee Robert Lombardo Kelly Long Leah Magnifico Alison Maier loseph Maierscak Samuel Mann Jeffrey Marcheso Laurie Martino Barbara May Maureen McGovern Denise McKenney Thomas McLean Kathleen Medaugh Robert Meluso Kimberly Merrill William Metcalf John Milbank Gregory Mills Leslie Mills class Paula Mueller William Mumes Jo Nawrocki Michael Norton Thomas Norton Deborah Nugent Christopher Oesterle Michael O'Hea Beth Pagella John Parry Philip Perrotta Christopher Petronmo Richard Plumpton Jean Polomski Wendy Radimer Brian Rakowsky Jeffrey Raquet Fred Reidenbach A Peggy Rento Kim Rice Vincent Ridley Joseph Rizzo Deri Samuelson Gregory Sauter Diane Schmidt Heather Schmidt Tammy Schmidt Niels Schuurmans 55 Juniors Judith Sensenbach Denise Smith Michlyn Sorgi At the Ring Breakfast Terri Hunt, Liz Joseph. Michelle Leclerc, Gigi Kent. Phil Casillo, Deri Samuelson. and Pam Damonkos. ■ ■ ■ Patricia Soto Cathryn Soule Carolan Sudol Annette TarnowsKy Daniel Torres Huong Truong Lily Tsuei Eric Unger Daniel VanEeuwen Stacey Vanluvender Kenneth VanMetre John VanSchaik Leslie Vosshall Richard Vreeland Karen Wakkila Colin Wallace Bradford Weber Cynthia Webster Adam Weinman Laura Weiss Blythe Whitehead Wayne Wmtemberg Monica Witt Wilton Woods Kevin Woop Jean Worsley Mark WyWe Ted Wynn Deborah Yarnall Lisa Zito Susan “Scheherazade Cutler 56 Co-starring the Sophomore Class of 1984 Be your own florist: wreathe your face in smiles. Peter Collins and Miss Cole A curious eager flock of minds to be severally tamed and tutored. —M. Tupper My heart is like a singing bird. —Christina Rossetti Bronnie Keenan As long as there are final exams, there will always be prayers in our schools. Gary Reading You are only what you are when no one is looking. We must all hang together, or assuredly we shall all hang separately. Irene Jefremow Benjamin Franklin 57 Lynda Schmidt and Katie Corcoran Sophomores Class Coordinator, Mrs. Sullivan. Performers: Mary Cole, Treas.; Katie Corcoran. Sec.; Frank Kotsen. V.R; Bernard Stiroh. Pres. 58 Carolyn Ackerman Paul Agrusti Susan Alterman Billi Jo Annunziata Grace Artuhewwh Jacqueline Barone James Bauman Kim Baur Joann Davis John DeMauex Lori DePasquale Philip DeSilva David DiBrigida Stuart Diehl Marc DiLeone Mark DiTaranto Clay Branford Tom Brett Mark Brown Jeffrey Bruschi Kelly Buis Jeff Cafasso Lisa Fikppini James Fitzgerald Brenda Fluhr Gloria Frischke William Funk Frank Galfney Anthony Germmano David Gibbons Kim Hammond Sandra Hancock Robert Hanmgan Susan Hardgrove Harold Haycock Holly Hearn Leslie Ann Heiser David Hempsted Siobhan Dowling Lisa Drew Lori Ann Eakm Diane Eggers Elizabeth Ernst Christine Esposito Kevin Fagan Corey Fake Robert Gigante Cynthia Gillman Dean Goodall Robert Grady Nadine Graham Eric Gustavsen Barbara Haines Nadeen Hamdan Melissa Henderson Steven Henry Fiona Hills Kathy Hm Arthur Hoffmann Sven Hofmann Andrew Hogan Dayna Hollander Jonathan Joachim Teresa Joseph Bronwym Keenan Joy Kerstner Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds —John Lennon and Paul McCartney Siobhan Dowling Kathy Weiss, Terese Joseph, and Katie Corcoran 59 Sophomores — Class of 1984 It doesn't make much difference what you study so long as, ‘ ’ —Finley Peter Dunne | | Education is an admirable thing but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that is worth knowing can be taught. —Oscar Wilde Jeff Wrightenour and Linda Schmidt Three little maids from school are we. Pert as a schoolgirl well can be, filled to the brim with girlish glee. —William Schwenck Gilbert Katie Corcoran, Gitte Ingmann, and Lynda Schmidt Nancy Kerwin Monica Klawitter Randy Klecha Albert Koch Frank Kotsen Charles Krayer Kazu Kuwahara Ted Kwasmk Nancy lancelotti Charlene Lauer Christopher Launta Kimberly Lewis Christine Lucente Jodie MacKenn When I say everybody says so, I mean I say so. —Ed Howe Frank Kotsen Jeffrey Mahadeen Jeffrey Malymak Barbara Martin Theresa May Joseph McCabe Laura McLean Elizabeth Metcalf Kelly Mickens Brenda Molnar Kathleen Moore Maureen Morrison Carol Morrissey Joseph Morrissey Edward Munro Kathleen Murray Joseph Napoletano Carolyn Naugle Chalres Ne i Randy Nelson Jeffrey Nielsen Karolyn Nielsen Beth Nolan Jacqueline Nunez Lynn Oburg Lyle Onoday Christopher Orland Timothy O’Toole Joseph Paddock Scott Pavlak Jeffrey Pellegrino John Penola Elizabeth Perepchuk Pamela Petracca Mark Petronno Ann Mane Pierson David Porter James Possehl Christine Post Geoffrey Ramsey Edward Ray Gary Reading 61 Eugene Regeling Daniel Richards Dolores Richter Russell Richter Jill Riether Wendy Russmko Joseph Saccomanno Mary Salvati Sande Schlesinger Kenneth Schmidt Lynda Schmidt Christopher ShadweH Merlena Shattuck Thach Shaw Carolyn Sierk Patricia-Ann Slattery Michelle Sofia Dawn Soltis Anthony Soule Susan Stafford James Stawecki Steven Stewart Sophomores Class of 1984 Bernard Stiroh Christopher Storms James Strain Suzanne Strebmger Joshua Stuart Chris Svatos Play it again, Sam! John Joachim and Peter Collins Linda Then Carolyn Thramann Karen Tooley Han Truong Adrienne Turn David VanEmburg Jonathan Wildey Liam Winters Janet Wyble Beverly Youells lisa Youells Elizabeth Zulauf Darren Vigilant Heather Vitz Ward Vreeland Janice Walzak Thomas Warburton Katherine Weiss v- 62 ... In Microfilm lf.91� 9 HP.9 2£?aan002£?aaciaQ Jt ,a a ft pao as .a ft f p«o g Introducing the Freshmen Class of 1985 Nicole Adarr Melissa Adams Sandra Adler Douglas AHel Erik Alexander Freshmen Laura Bohn Caroline 8ofte Donald Bott William Brown Bilal Bubay Gunal Bubay Richard Bucher Maria Cannataro Charles Carter Christopher Chasmar Richard Chiapetta Mark Corter Oh, Frabjous day! Callooh! Callay! He chortled in his joy. —Lewis Carroll Lucy Cox Daniel Crater Kim Crotty Bryan Cuozzo Carolyn Davies Jeff Davis Christopher DeFrancis Craig DeLeo Yvonne Denaro Erin Doherty Elizabeth DOrazio LeeKaren Dorn 64 Lora Giancola David Gibson Todd Gleeson Brian Goebel Vicki Goldman 1985 Paul Gambutti Anthony Garillo Ian Gelenter Catherine Gerhardt Danalyn Germanton Pamela Fernot Mary Fmckenor Todd Frank April Fry Monica Furtak Marione Kehm Daniel Kelly Kevin Kelly Jerome Klein Chris Kotsen Lisa Kurkjian David Joachim Donna Johnson Lisa Joosten Felicia Kahn Jeffrey Kalman Dorothy Kehm Shane Dowling Michael Downes Lisa Eberhard David Ernst Peter Femia Stacey Gormley Meredith Grady David Gustavsen Chad Hammond Kevin Hanmgan Cheryl Hannon Carol Harder Douglas Hemick Bennie Henderson Daniel Hmce Jennifer lx Brandon Jaeger 65 Freshmen — Class of 1985 Youth is full of sport. —Shakespeare It was the last game of the year, and you were supposed to commit suicide or something if ole Pencey didn't win. —J.D. Salinger 66 Mathematics is the only science where one never knows what one is talking about nor whether what is said is true. Carolyn Davies, Jennifer lx, and Mrs. Fairsmder —Russell If you keep your mouth shut, you'll never put your foot in it Qhris OeFrancis Friendship is composed of a single soul inhabiting three bodies. Lora Giancola, Barbara Ball, and Lisa Miller —Aristotle I do most of my work sitting down; that’s where I shine. —Robert Benchley Freshmen The Queen of Hearts, She made some tarts, All on a summer day; —Lewis Carroll Debbie Weber, Stacey Gormley, and Mary Maher A conversation between women always concerns who, why, how, when and wear. Susan Weishaar and Debbie Weber Carolyn Davis and Jennifer lx 67 Freshmen Lia Ladjias Lisa Laratta Dawn LaVioia Cathy Lawyer Julio Lopez Donna Lukash Erik Lundberg Karen Magee Mary Maher Leonard Maimero Robert Marcus Richard Manno Gregg Marks Marc Messineo Michele Milamc Lisa Miller Preston Miller Craig Nelson Donald Niehoff Richard Nolte Sean Norton Michael O'Brien Class of Scot O'Connor Micheal Oesterle Erik Olstem Tamara Osifchtn Maura O'Toole 1985 David Paddock David Pagella Joseph Palumbo Richard Penola Eric Pfeifer Jonathan Plumpton Christopher Polhemus John Porter Tina Post Stephen Purdue Willard Radimer 68 Class of 1985 Sherry Toubassi Quentin VanDerGaag Kimberly Vanderyait Jeffrey VanSchaik Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most impor- tant. Monica FurtaK Greg VanZile Walter VanZile Jonathan Veit Gregg Vilschick Randall Vreeland Mark Walsh Deborah Weber Paul Westerhoff Steven Zatxt Administration Mr. Charles Penola Board of Education President Mr. Charles Grau Business Manager Mr. Ransler Hall Superintendent of Schools Dr. James Manco Mrs. Barbara Pineau Mr. Vincent Ridley 71 Mrs. Dorothy Myers Attendance Secretary Mrs. Kathleen deFerrari Guidance Secretary Mrs. Marfaret Wagner Library Clerk 72 Guidance Mrs. Helen Neiwirth Chairman Mrs. Nancy EBert History Mr. James Powers Mr. James Heeney Mr. Daniel Kinsella Mr. Leonard Smith Mr. Gerald Raymond Chairman HEENEY FOR TPFSIDFMT' Mr. Richard O'Rourke Mr. Marshal Badgley Mrs. Helen Heeney Chairman Mrs. June Bennett Mrs. Stephanie Sullivan Mrs. Marjorie Squier Mr. PhKp Millstein 74 Mrs. Jane VanAlstyne The 0ccHAN E Roe,RAM5 Foreign Languages Mrs. Lois Wolfer Frau Evelyn Wentorf Chairman Senor Rent Ruiz Seriora Joanne Mulqueen Mr. James Powel Frau Barbara Couitilan Mathematics Mrs. Nancy Belli Mrs. Barbara Fairsnider Mr. George Habeeb Mr. Gerald Sullivan Miss Linda Johnson Mr. Wesley Waite 76 Mr. James Ackerman Mr. John Cucinela Mr. Manuel Garcia Mr. William Sharp Mr. Wesley Weds 77 Creative Arts Mr. Charles Foley Mr. David Karre Mr. Frank Scarpetta Mr. Joseph Ontkos 78 Miss Patricia Cole Mr. Dominick Cristo Chairman Mrs. Sally Hoogheem A Miss Denise Holst StunTmeM Physical Education t Mr. John Bydook Chairman Miss Barbara Kastner Mr. Thomas Brown Mr. Robert Sawyer Mr. Richard Cutney Mrs. Edna Spisak 79 Mrs. Mildred Shampanore Chairman Joan Cascini, Barbara Barchuk, Helga Timar, Ellen Hurt, Charlotte Soules, Ann Soules, Betty Kishbough, Marie Powner, Mary Cimmoreli, Joan DeGrow, Mary Anne Carlough, Lorraine Badvinski So Long, Farewell, We hate to see you go! Goodbye ... Mr. Ray Brunner Head Custodian Mr. Thomas Jones Other custodians not pictured are Mr. William Janulin, Miss Lee Ann Sisco, Mr. Charles Burns, Mr. John McNamara, Mr. Maynard Norman Educational Service Mr. Bill McNeir AVA Mrs. Genevieve Hazelton Nurse Mrs. Shirley Briggs Librarian STUDENT COUNCIL For the second consecutive year the KHS student government was honored by the New Jersey Association of Student Councils. Inspired by Mrs. Squier's spirited perserverence, the high school council continued raising funds for scholarships through its numerous dances and sales of soda, candy, sports attire, and pens and pencils. The government presented a leadership model for the student body, conduct- ed a successful fourth annual Blood Bank, operated the refreshment stand, spon- sored Scott Herman, gathered food for the needy at Christmas and Thanksgiving, and dealt harmoniously with the administration and students Vice President John Huss in a typical pose. Darcy Pineau, Student Council Secretary, speaking out. President Andrea Philippy supervises at a pep rally while Treasurer Phil Latta announces. A proud Mrs. Squier displaying the school's honor award. ... ,, -rtuuil Auiarb Honor cf uu‘ STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES Chairperson Cindy Miller and Andrea Philippy donate blood while Gayle Weinmann and Tracey Finn look on. Operations in the Football Food Stand — Sue Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. Squier, Lisa Freeman, Ruth Dowden Sue Cutler Jennifer Reidenbach — The Happy Homemaker of the Christmas Dance Vice President John Huss collects money for the Scott Herman fund. Dance Co-chairpersons Jennifer Reidenbach and Paula Giancola decorating before a dance. Andrea Philippy relaxing during a break in a meeting. I GAVE BLOOD TODAY Bob Aungst donating blood; a day to remember. Soda machine crew — Phil Latta and John Huss Steve Rucker dancing behind Linda Hill Monica Witt at a S.C. meeting SENATE The Senate, made up of administrative, faculty, student, and community representatives, was formed to bring together different views on deci- sions affecting school and community. One of the resolutions made at the monthly meetings was to purchase victory flags for the high school. VARSITY Front: Dana Hammond: Back: Kim Hammond, Laura Weiss, Leslie Vosshall; Missing: Dorothy Kehm, J.D. Klein, Dawn Soltis, Juliette Walker CLUB One of the two newly formed high school clubs, the Varsity Club, with advisors John Bydook, Barbara Kastner, and Bob Sawyer, seeks to promote spirit throughout the school. A committee under the direction of Sue Cutler created sport schedule boards seen hanging in the cafeteria, while Jeff Whritenour's Athlete of the Week” committee established the acknowledgement of spectacular athletic accomplishments. Other club members offered their services at pep rallies. The club also planned expeditions to college and national sports events. Front: Lisa Holopigian (Vice President), Laura Grassi, Carlin Mulcock, Julie Polhemus, Cindy Miller (Co-Treasurer), Karen Snyder (Co-Treasurer), Corey Fake, Karen Boggess, Peggy Rento: Second row: Kathy Hutton, Monika Huber, Pam Bailey, Jennifer Reindenbach, Leslie Heiser, Tammy Schmidt, John lx, Stefame Rose, Caryl lx, Sharon Gleeson, Brittney Nemoff: Third row: Jack Richardson, Jim Crater, Carol Nykamp, Keith Soltis, Lynda Schmidt, Bill Daly, Linda Hill, Jeff Whritenour, Pam Gall, Kevin Heinrichson, Maura McGovern, Paula Giancola, Rente Dedio (President), Fred Reidenbach, Dana Hammond (Secretary), Joey Nawrocki, Sue Cutler, Carolan Sudol, Leslie Vosshall, Kris Oburg ART CLUB As a team of artists working with advi- sor Mr. Frank Scarpetta, the Art Club has improved the appearance of the school by displaying projects completed by the mem- bers. The group assists in making the sets for the annual musical and, also, raises money to obtain materials to enter con- tests. Front: Artie Shattuck, Pat Intili; Second row: Kathleen Sauter (Vice President). Sally Kelly. Mr. Frank Scarpetta (Advisor). Pam Petracca (Treasurer). Jodie Mackean (Secretary). Huong Truong, Denise McKenn. Rosanne Petracca (President); Third: Eric Gustavsen, Merlena Shattuck FRENCH CLUB Kneeling- Huong Truong, Seanna Dumbrell, Sandy Bykowicz, Annette Tarnawsky, Stacey Sklar, Kathy Moore, Billi Jo Annunziata, Risa Goldman; Second row: Carolan Sudol, Peggy Rento, Debbie Kahn, Sue Alterman, Rick Bucher, Jennifer lx, Dayna Hollander, Jodie MacKean, Kim Lewis, Cynthia Campbell, Cyndy Gillman; Third row: Bernie Stiroh, Margie Kehm, Mike Zak, John lx, Cathy Eilert, Dije Perolli, Kathy Medaugh, Barbara May, Sue Cutler; Back row: Dorothy Kehm, Judi Wildey, Diane Eggers, David DiBrigida, Wilton Woods The French Club, with advisor Mousieur Townsley and officers: President Seanna Dumbrell, Vice President Barbara May, Secre- tary Sue Cutler, and Treasurer Kathy Medaugh, continues to ex- periment with the French cui- sine, attending dinner gatherings at members’ homes. 87 GERMAN CLUB The German Club, through Advent calender and candy sales, raises scholarship money to be awarded to an outstand- ing senior. Kneeling: Dan Crater. Stacey VanLuvender (Vice President). Monika Huber, Carol Nykamp (President), Jack Richardson (Treasurer): Second row: Kris Oburg (Secretary). Jennifer Reidenbach. Denise DiRuscio, Chris Mayer. Janine Goodall, Chris Stinner. Mike Zak. Monica Witt. Paul Scheenloch, Judy Damstrom. Jeanmne Femia: Back row: Gitte Ingmann, Janine Hummel. Susan Then. Laura Cerniglia, Karen Richardson. Judy Sensenbach, Barbara Ball. Sue Steenstra, David Reid INTERACT CLUB This year's newly formed Interact Club got off to a great start under its president and founder, John Clayton, with the guidance of Advisor Sehor Ruiz. The club promotes interaction and understanding among exchange students, as well as community members. Front: Seftor Ruiz (Advisor). Juliette Walker (Secretary). Dana Hammond (Vice President), Tony Cannataro, Wilton Woods, Linda Hill (Treasurer), Pam Gall, Humberton Mufioz-Flores; Second row: Annette Tarnowsky, Huong Truong, John Clayton (President). Karen Wakkila, Enrique Hernandez. Marianne Shadwell. Helle Worbye, Sandy Jankovich. Janine Goodall; Third row: Stefame Rose, Susan Stafford, Terri May, Kathleen Murray. Monica Witt, Mark Wyble, Peter Collins, Mike Zak. Beth Leavesley, April Frye, Scott Ferrara. Risa Goldman. Sharon Gleeson; Back row: Mike O’Hea. Britt Nemoff, Kelly Nelson, Caryl lx. Maria Truvfe, Caroian Sudol Patti Slattery 88 DRAMA CLUB This year’s Drama Club, under the direction of Randee Maginness and Mrs. Bennett (advisor), got into every as- pect of production with their staging of the highly success- ful Neil Simon comedy, “God’s Favorite.” They were also responsible for the Cabaret Theater after the spring production of Guys and Dolls.” First Row: Tony Cannataro. Mary Finkenour, Pam Petracca, Julia Gallagher, Maureen Morrison; Second Row: Dana Hammond, Wendy Radimer (Production Manager), Kelly Nelson, Jon Joachim (Treasurer), John Clayton, Anne Williams. Juliette Walker. Dana Germanton, Rosanne Petracca (Secretary); Third Row: Peter Collins (Sergeant at Arms), Phil Latta, Steve Trischman, John Huss, Mike Zak; Not Pictured: Darcy Pineau (President), Adrian Card (Vice President, Wilton Woods (Public Relations), Gitte Ingman, Arthur Shattuck AIASA AIASA, the American Industrial Arts Student Association, recognizes gifted novices who competed in April at the 1982 State Conference at Kean College and the June five-day National Convention at Virginia Beach. Striving to develop leadership abilities, the state meeting supports contests ranging from speaking, writing and poster competitions to the most popular “metric 500” car race. At the convention, state and national elections are held, where Steve Trischman was elected state Vice President and Judi Strebinger state Treasurer. Standard workships added an atmosphere for an all-around good time. First Row: Steve Trischman, Lynda Schmidt, Judi Strebinger, Laurie Carbine, Bob Aungst. Kevin Heinrichson, Monika Huber; Second Row: Monica Witt, Heather Schmidt, Maura O'Toole, Karen Richardson, Kris Barner; Third Row: Paul Hollingsworth, Gregg Marks, Chuck Nill, Scott Hamilton, Brad Weber, Jack Richardson, Gerald Mahler, Chris Osterle, Jeff Raquet. Tom King, Tom Dondero, Joe Rizzo, Bill Casey, John VanSchaik, Mr. Chuck Foley Miss Holst caught in the darkroom again. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club is a group which never fails to offer their services. While taking and selling pictures of God’s Favorite, Pearl R. Miller's “Pajama Game, and “Guys and Dolls,” snapping Athlete of the Week” photo- graphs, newspaper photos, and experimenting with new techniques, the members worked with pictures for the yearbook. Cindy Miller — Smile for the camera. Kathleen Sauter Jon Joachim First row: Denise Holst (Advisor), Jon Joachim. Artie Shattuck: Back row: Wilton Woods. Brad Weber, Chris Petronino, Eric Gustav- sen, Mike Milano, Kris Oburg, Kathleen Sauter (Vice President), Cindy Miller (President); Missing: John Galligan Mike Milano John Galligan — But I'm supposed to take your picture! C.I.E. C.I.E. is a program which allows stu- dents to attend school in the morning, leaving later to experience on-the-job interaction. Kneeling: Rob Niehoff, Stephanie Wengryn, Renay Bashaw, Patty Panella, Lisa Mickens, Eva Soifer; Standing: Bob Hearn, John DiLeone, Jim Annick, Tom Donahue, Greg Chrisman, Lou Barry, Bob Chapman, Glen Fowler, John Whitehead. David Futcher, Scott Bowersox, John Cavello, Mr. Karre (Advisor). INTELLECTUAL COMPETITIONS MATH LEAGUE CHESS TEAM Testing their mathematical abilities each month are Mr. Peterlin’s Paula Giancola, Dan Sudol, Steve Rucker, John Huss, and Mike Mollod. Mr. Sharp’s Chess Team; Sharon Gleeson, Monica Witt, and Mike Zak, represents KHS in the season of chess competion. FORENSICS The Forensics Club competes in speech and debate tournaments with other schools. Kneeling: Gitte Ingmann, Corey Fake, Jennifer lx, Stacey Sklar, Lisa Kurkjian; Standing: Sue Stafford, Sue Alterman, Betsy Card. Dayna Hollander, Mrs. Sullivan (Advisor). Juliette Walker, Josh Stuart, Brittney Nemoff, Sue Weishaar 91 HOSTESS CLUB Always handy with a smile, the Hostess Club ushers at assorted school functions throughout the year. Lily Tsuei, Lisa Laratta, Erin Doherty, Huong Truong, Dayna Hollander, Britt Ne- moff, Deann Hollander, Joann Davis, Mrs. Peterson (Advisor), Kris Oburg LIBRARY COUNCIL These students assist the librarians during the day. STAGE CREW A.V.A. A.V.A is the group who operates and supplies the school with audio and visual aids. Scott Pavlak, Mr. Habeeb (Advisor), Barbara Ball, Dean Goodall, Bill Funk, Karen Richardson, Tom McLean, Mr. McNeir (Advisor); Missing: Bob Cook, Frank Gatfney, Charlie Krayer, Laura McLean, Greg Mills 92 Darcy Pineau — Close your bathrobe! — Neil Simon Peter Collins But Dad ... ! NEIL SIMON’S “GOD’S FAVORITE” - DRAMA PRODUCTION Adrian Card — God’s favorite Under the direction of Randi Maginness with the aid of assistant Wendy Radimer, and advisor June Bennett, the drama club’s fall produc- tion of Neil Simon’s comedy, “God’s Favorite, was presented in two well-received evening performances. Seven of the eight performers appeared in their first starring roles, raising dollars to aid in the production of the spring musical. Funds were also received from “Benja- min’s Bakery”, the sales of refreshments by drama club members. The scenery was designed by the club with the cooperation of cast mem- bers' families. Julia Gallagher — I'm sitting in what? Steve Trischman and Mary Finckenor Brrrrrrr! Wilton Woods — Just be yourself — Hughes Rudd Phil Latta - What is this, the living room? — Neil Simon Adelaide and Nathan Detroit — Rene6 Dedio and Peter Collins Production Manager Wendy Ra- dimer speaks with Director Choreographer Randee Magi- ness The cast assembles with Miss Cole, Vocal Director. Sky Masterson and Sarah Brown — Wilton Woods and Anne Wil- liams The Cast — Front: Diane Eggers, Marc Preninger, Leslie Heiser, Mike Milano, Kelly Buis, Steve Trischman, Siobhan Dowling. Phil Latta, Rosanne Petracca, John Milbank, Darcy Pineau. Bob Lewis: Second row: Kelly Nelson, Dana Hammond, Sue Cutler, Julia Gallagher, Anne Williams. Nancy Lancelots, Dana Germanton, Maureen Morrison, Mary Cole, Pam Domonkos, Juliette Walker: Third row: Jon Joachim, Mike O'Hea, Tony Cannataro, John Clayton, Mike Zak, Adrian Card, Wilton Woods, John Huss, RenGe Dedio, Peter Collins, Dave Gibson, Paul Cole, Jack Richardson, Gary Mountford, Mike Dunham; Not Pictured: Corey Fake, Linda Hill, Gitte Ingmann, Duane Kotsen Larry, Moe, Curly: The way we were?” — Cindy Miller, Jo-Anne Murray, and Lisa Holopi- gian Jon Joachim Co. — Kiss me you fool! Rene6 Dedio — It’s Howdy Doody time. Juliette Walker — No, you can’t make me jump! Beverly Youells “Frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn. — John Huss and Andrea Philippy Eric Gustavsen — Looking for Mr. Goodbar? CANDID CAMERA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Anne Williams at the 1982 Cultural Night Two wild and crazy guys — Steve Trischman and Ken Barner NHS is comprised of chosen students nominated because of past scholastic achievements. The society endorses the leu- kemia drive, holiday babysitting, visits to a nursing home, and the delivery of The New York Times throughout the school. In the members' spare time, they can be found gath- ering for the dinners at members' houses. “The Gathering — Mr. Heeney at NHS Babysitting Front row: Denise DiRuscio, Leslie Vosshall (Historian), Jeannine Femia, Gail Fletcher, Dawn Baur, Michelle LeClerc, Lisa Zito, Susan Cutler, Vivian Smarsh, Patty Molnar, Jennifer Reidenbach; Second row: Jean Poloniski, Kathy Medaugh, Pat Adam, Judith Sensenbach, Sharon Gleeson, Ruth Dowden, Terri Hunt, Pam Domonkos (Dinner Chairman), Leslie Mills, Marianne Shadwell, Denise Smith, Patricia Panella; Third row: Jeff Thramann, Bill Daly, Dan Sudol, Steven Rucker, Jack Richardson, Mark Berry, Ken Barner, Mr. Heeney (Advisor), Mike Mollod, Greg Schmidt, Steve Trischman, Doug Czarnomski, John Huss, Rich Osifchin; Back row: Darcy Pineau, Judi Strebinger, Stefame Rose, JoAnne Murray, Dana Hammond, Michele Barone, Paula Giancola (Treasurer), Pam Gall (President). Juliette Walker (Secretary), Kelly Nelson (Vice President), RenGe Dedio, Anne Williams, Sarah Kelly, Patricia Peterman, Linda Hill Steve Rucker, National Merit Finalist National Merit Letter of Commendation winners: Juliette Walker, Phil Latta, Vivian Smarsh. John Huss, Pat Adam, Jennifer Reidenbach, Paula Giancola NATIONAL MERIT National Merit is an ac- knowledgement of achieve- ment on PSAT’s, ranking stu- dents among the top percent- age in the country. SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Under the watchful guidance of Sefior Ruiz, the Spanish National Honor Society raises money for scholarships for outstanding senior members. These members have attended officer and new member induction dinners, in addition to cultural excursions to museums, films, and restaurants. Front: Serior Rene Ruiz (Advisor), Michele Barone (Treasurer), Caryl lx, Sharon Gleeson, Paula Giancola, Sandy Jankovich; Second row: Brittney Nemoff (Secretary), Laura Weiss. Stefanie Rose, Kelly Nelson (President), MaryAnn Slattery (Vice President), Sally Kelly, Carolan Sudol, Pam Gall; Missing: Lisa Cruz, Renee Dedio, Doug Diggles, Andrian Dittmar, Pam Domonkos, Karen Fisher, Kathy Hutton, Robin King, Patty Molnar, Patty Peterman, Jean Polomski, Peggy Rento, Marianne Shadwell, Vivian Smarsh, Eve Soifer, and Anne Williams FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Humberto Munoz-Flores and Enrique Hernandez, our exchange students from Mexico, actively participated in KHS activities. Both were members of the soccer team in the fall, but in the winter, Humberto dove into the swimming pool and Enrique struck the bowling lanes. We'll never forget you, and we want you to remem- ber: football games ... spirit week... snow... skiing ... Broad- way shows... Santa Claus ... winter coats ... Burger King ... Kinnelon, New Jersey ... Adios! Share U.S.’’ with your fellow Mexicans. Humberto Muhoz-Flores and Enrique Hernandez GERMAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The German Honor Society is a select group of students who achieve a 3.6 average for at least three semesters in Ger- man, maintaining a 3.0-3.2 aver- age in other subjects. Lisa Rohlfing, Jennifer Reidenbach, Steve Rucker, John Huss, Leslie Vosshall, Denise DiRuscio, Chris Mayer FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members of FHS are students who excel in the French language, and who, also, receive Mr. Townsley’s recommendation. Kneeling: Corey Fake. Seanna Dumbrell, Hun- ong Truong, Risa Gold- man; Standing: Josh Stuart, Sue Cutler, Cyn- thia Webster (Vice President), Deri Sa- muelson, Terri Hunt (Treasurer), Michele LeClerc (Secretary), 8ill Daly (President) 98 FEEDBACK First row: Mary Ann Slattery, Sheila Kelly, Monica Witt, Karen Boggess, Lisa Holopigian, Kelly Nelson, Gitte Ingmann; Second row: Martha Munies. Jeanette Meyer (Business Manager), Betsy Card, Janine Hummel, Dayna Hollander, Britt Nemoff (Editor), Janine Goodall (Co-editor), Sandy Jankovich, Darcy Pineau, Pam Gall; Third row: Laura Weiss. Beth Leavesley, Deann Hollander, Leslie Vosshall (Co-editor), Joey Nawrocki, Kathy Weiss, Denise DiRuscio, Anne Williams “Feedback” is the literary publi- cation of Kinnelon High School. It contains poetry, prose, and artwork contributed by the students. Feed- back” has the reputation of being an excellent magazine with substan- tial literary merit. PAVAS Front row: Presidents Anne Williams and Kelly Nelson, Second row: Jeannette Meyer, Karen Wakkila, Juliette Walker, Wilton Woods, Linda Hill, Cindy Miller, Karen Boggess, Patti Smith, Cindy Specht. Peter Bedell: Third row: Tony Cannataro, Dianne Rhodes, Stacey VanLuvender, Pat Adam, Liz Joseph, Blythe Whitehead, Annette Tarnowsky, Wendy Radimer, Jack Richardson, Michelle LeClerc, Julia Gallagher, Leslie Mills, Cynthia Webster. Jennifer Reidenbach, Rosanne Petracca, Kathleen Sauter; Back row: Mike O'Hea, Jean Worsley, Jean Walsh. Kris Oburg, Denise DiRuscio, Mike Milano, Leslie Vosshall. Phil Latta, Laura Weiss, John Huss; Not pictured: Jim Annick, Mark Berry, Scott Bowersox, Laurie Carbine, Adrian Card, John Clayton, Lisa Cruz, Sue Cutler, ReneG Dedio, Pam Domonkos, Mike Dunham, Karen Fisher, Lisa Glockner, Dana Hammond, Lisa Holopigian, Terri Hunt, Sally Kelly, Chris Kilroy, Kristen Ludwig, Sue Malyniak, Melinda Marshak, Chris Mayer, Kathy Medaugh, Patty Molnar, Joe Moore, Sue Mortensen, Patti Peterman, Darcy Pineau, Jean Polomski, JoAnn Reid, Steve Rucker. Deri Samuelson, Vivian Smarsh, Eva Soifer, Judi Strebinger, Lisa Stuart, John Van Schaik, Brad Weber, Wayne Witemburg, Stephanie Wrede PAVAS, the Performing and Visual Arts Society, was slow in getting started this year, but Co-Presidents Kelly Nelson and Anne Williams with the help of Mr. Millstein (Advisor) more than made up for the lost time. Activi- ties this year included a trip to New York to see a Broad- way production and various workshops. 99 A WEEK OF SPIRIT Kelly Long and Terri Hunt Fashion is made by fashionable people. — Halston Spirit week — The traditional time of costumes and decorations sponsored by the Student Council, unites the student body by developing a theme for all: Freshmen — Punk rock and Hat Days, Sophomores — Beach and Hippie Days, Juniors — Occupation and Nerd Days, and Seniors — 50’s College Shirt and Rugby Days, each grade ultimately displaying their class colors at the Homecoming Pep Rally: blue Frosh, yellow Sophs, white Juniors, and green Seniors. Pam Gall and Linda Hill All of us are crazy in one or another way. — Theodore Issac Rubin Senior Kris Oburg If you got it, baby, flaunt it. — Mel Brooks 100 Sheryl Sensale, Mike Hiebler, MaryAnn Slattery, John Galligan — The Lords of Flatbush Dawn Soltis and Jeff Whritenour .. We're the class of ’83. Linda Hill and Pam Gall One of these days, Alice, pow-right in the Kisser!- —Ralph Kramden Freshmen April Fry and Felicia Kahn The Wild Ones” 101 HOMECOMING 1981 Homecoming King and Queen Marc Preninger and Rente Dedio A night of ghosts and goblins, witches and castles, Homecoming proved to be a tremen- dous success. The theme was appropriately Halloween, each class selecting their perfect ideas. The night of football and floats was highlighted by the crowning of the 1981 King and Queen. Real togetherness — Siamese cheerleaders Karen Boggess and Leslie Mills Homecoming nominees: Bill Daly, Lisa Holopigian, Marc Preninger, Rente Dedio, Steve Trischman, Gayle Weimann, John Huss, Jennifer Reidenbach. Phil Latta, Andrea Philippy Darcy Pineau crowns Homecoming Queen Rente Dedio. Gayle Weimann and Jennifer Reidenbach look on. 102 Bob Aungst, Janine Goodall, Pam Gall and Stefanie Rose stand proudly in front of the award winning Senior float. STUDENT COUNCIL’S Sophomore float — front: Peter Collins, Chris Esposito, Bernie Stiroh, Kim Hammond: Back: Dayna Hollander, Patti Slattery, Diane Eggers, Kathleen Murray, Katie Corcoran, Eric Gustavsen. ACADEMY MARCHING BAND The KHS Marching Band, under the di- rection of Carl Wiljehlm, Rick Summers, and Denise Holst, competed at musical competions in addition to entertaining during football half-times. Senior members included Britt Nemoff, Linda Struble, and Mike Stillings. Senior Baton Twirler — Brittney Nemoff Matthew Chin and Gregg Marks march behind flag- twirler Pat Intili Band Front member — Carolyn Naugle Drum Majorettes — Cynthia Webster and Stacey VanLuvender K1NNELON HIGH SCHOOL BANO WflOJ� , N.J. Mm Practice makes perfect. Regional Band members Gregg Marks and John Christakos Members of the Area Concert Band-Dan Mollod. Peter Atwell. Matthew Chin. John Christakos The band during a pep rally Playing in the morning — Chris Mayer, Denise DiRuscio, Stacey VanLuvender, Jean Worsley, Cynthia Webster CONCERT BAND Carl Wilhjelm and Rick Summers directed the 1981-1982 band and the officers were President Mike Stillings, Vice Presi- dent John Christakos, Secretary Cynthia Web- ster, and Treasurer Stacey VanLuvender. Mr. Wilhjelm, band director Mr. Rick Summers CHOIR Twice a year the choir performs for the community. Both the Con- cert Choir including the Chamber Singers and full choir entertain. Director Miss Patricia Cole Concert Choir — First row: Mike O’Hea. Karen Fisher, Stephanie Wrede, Rosanne Petracca, Miss Cole (Choral Advisor), Leslie Heiser, Tony Cannataro, Linda Hill. Mike Dunham. Charlie Krayer; Second row: Laura Weiss (Librarian), Terri Hunt. Cynthia Webster, Diane Eggers, Karen Wakkila. Elizabeth Zulauf, Jon Joachim, John Clayton: Third row: Jennifer Reidenbach, Pam Domonkos (Librarian), Siobhan Dowling, Leslie Mills, Michele LeClerc, Sue Cutler, Corey Fake, Janet Wyble, Cindy Specht; Fourth row: Karen Boggess, Leslie Vosshall, Wendy Radimer (Librarian), Darcy Pmeau, Blythe Whitehead, Anne Williams (President), Kelly Nelson (Vice President), Peter Collins, Mark Wyble; Not pictured: Rene6 Dedio, Dianne Rhodes, Wilton Woods, Lisa Glockner Chamber Singers: Peter Collins, Anne Williams, Jon Joachim, Laura Weiss, Tony Cannataro, Corey Fake, Kelly Nelson, Wendy Radimer, Mike O'Hea; Missing: Dianne Rhodes Chamber Singers are the most elite group of vocalists in the school, meeting one night a week to master their pieces for performance. 106 All State Choir members — Wendy Radimer, Stacey VanLuvender, Diane Rhodes Wendy Radimer — Regional Choir member PEGASUS STAFF - EDITORS Sports: Phil Latta Underclassmen: Lynda Schmidt and Leslie Vosshall Editor-in-Chief: Paula Giancola Advisor: Mr. Powell On such an occasion as this, Faculty and Administration: all time and nonsense scorning, Jul,ette Walker nothing shall come amiss, and we won’t go home till morning. Activities: —John B. Buckstone Lmda Hil1 THE 1982 CREW Seniors: Rene$ Dedio Cindy Miller — Photographer and “midnight helper The entire Pegasus staff ‘picturesquely’ QTAITC thanks Miss Holst. Because of the helpful v I Ml I advice she provided and her untiring, enthusi- astic approach to developing and printing photographs all deadlines were met on sched- ule. In brief, Miss Holst, without your assis- tance, we would still be in the dark (room)!! Mrs. Fairsnider, financial advisor MaryAnn Slattery, an assistant to Dana Hammond, Business Manager Editors' assistants — Bottom row: Jennifer Reidenbach, Dorothy Kehm, Lisa Holopigian; Top row: Darcy Pineau, Tony Cannataro. Pam Gall: Missing: Sheila Kelly, Beth Lea- vesley, Cindy Miller Artist Jack Richardson Mike O'Brien — Photographer FALL SPORTS BOY’S CROSS COUNTRY Under the direction of rookie coach, Patrick Barry, the boy’s cross country team proved itself to be among the elite. Senior Captain Rich Osifchin paced the squad with impressive performances in the Easterns, Counties and States. Junior newcomer, Rich Plumpton, also earned statewide acclaim for his powerful finishes. Both components of this lethal one-two combination were honored with All-area and All-conference recogni- tion. Seniors Mike Mollod and John Huss added skillful depth to the line-up, while underclassmen Dave Gibbons and Art Hoffman proved they are not too young to run well also. Front Row: John Huss, Sven Hoffman. Rich Plumpton and Steve Henry. Back Row: Rob Hakin, Rich Osifchin. Jim Brown and Art Hoffman. Not pictured: Steve Rucker. Mike Mollod and Dave Gibbons. Captains Gina Roderick and Rich Osifchin flank Coach Barry. Sophomore Dave Gibbons. COLTS OPPONENTS 35 Butler 23 18 Montville 39 39 Lakeland 20 49 Mountain Lakes 15 48 Wayne Valley 15 25 Pequannock 35 36 Jefferson 19 44 Morris Catholic 19 38 West Milford 23 36 De Paul 23 114 Also under the new regime of Coach Barry, the girl’s completed an admirable 7-2 record. Outstanding personal seasons were put in by Gina Boderck, Leslie Vosshall, Bonnie Keenan and freshman sensa- tion, April Fry. The team reaped the benefits of their individual skills as they captured first place in the Skyline B Conference and the Sectional Championship. Cross Country comraderie among seniors Mike Mollod, Steve Rucker. Rich Osifchin, John Huss, Gina Boderck and Judi Strebinger. GIRL’S CROSS COUNTRY COLTS OPPONENTS 18 Butler 42 15 Montville 50 20 Lakeland 35 25 Wayne Valley 33 27 Pequannock 28 25 Jefferson 31 15 Morris Catholic 44 36 West Milford 19 36 Oe Paul 21 Front Row: Kevin Kucks. Kevin Hurt, Bill Daly, Matt Ferguson, Jeff Thramann. Duane Kotsen, Bob Lewis, Tom Napoli, Marc Preminger. Greg Isaacs and Kevin Duffy. Back Row: Randy Nelson, Jeff Pellogrino, Dorn Germanario, Greg Sauter, Joe Maiersak, Jeff Malyniak, Scott Ferrara, Doug Burnett, Kevin Woop, John Penola. Bob Gormley, Jamie Strain, Tom Downes, John Parry, Donald Wilkenson, Neils Schuurmans and Frank Kotsen. FOOTBALL The Colts entered into their new league with a resound- ing crash, soundly trouncing Paterson Catholic 43-0. This intensity continued throughout the season as the Colts blasted their way to a 6-3 record which earned them the title of Skyline B Co-Champs. What Coach Smith's Players lacked in numbers they more than compensated for with heart and skill; eight of the twenty letter winners received All-Conference honors. Leading the pack of post season honorees was Bob Lewis who obtained All-State recognition for the second year. Also, Captain Duane Kotsen, Kevin Hurt, Matt Ferguson, Bill Daly, all seniors; and juniors Doug Burnett, Greg Sauter and Kevin Woop captured All-Conference recognition. Under Coach Smith's intensive conditioning regime, next year’s Colts look to extenuate the winning precedent and create an unbeatable Kinnelon Dynasty. Bob Lewis retaliates for twelve years of defeat to arch rival Butler Senior Kevin Duffy came from Virginia to help the as the Colts prevail 10-7. Colts. Sophomore John Penola and Kevin Hurt. Above: Jeff Thramann grapples with an opponent. Right: Senior stalwarts Duane Kotsen, Bill Daly, Matt Ferguson and Marc Preminger. Below: The veteran varsity due of Hurt and Lewis initiate a play. - I Captains Duane Kotsen and Bob Lewis. SKYLINE B CO-CHAMPIONS COLTS OPPONENTS 43 Paterson Catholic 0 33 Wardlaw 6 21 Greenbrook 30 13 St. Cecilia 0 10 Butler 7 13 Montville 7 7 Morris Catholic 11 25 Jefferson 14 10 Oelbarton 21 117 GIRL’S TENNIS In an outstanding display of tennis prowess the female Colts collected an awesome eighteen wins while only losing twice. Under the wise guidance of Coach Kostenko the team went undefeated for their first fifteen games and captured the coveted crown of Skyline Champs. All-conference honorees Kelly Nelson, Jennifer Reidenbach, Karen Magee and Diane Eggers set the winning example as the Colts coasted gloriously through their magnificent season. Kelly Nelson at first singles. COLTS OPPONENTS 5 Verona 0 4 West Milford 4 4 Pequannock 1 3 Montville 2 5 Vernon 0 3 Wayne Valley 2 3 Sparta 2 4 High Point 1 5 Morris Catholic 0 5 De Paul 0 5 Mountain Lakes 0 3 West Milford 2 5 Pequannock 0 3% Montville Vi 5 High Point 0 2 Sparta 3 3 Wayne Valley 2 5 Morris Catholic 0 2 Chatham 3 5 De Paul 0 Front row: Kelly Nelson, Jennifer Reindenbach, Christine Vreeland, Pat Adam. Back row: Lori Eakin, Diane Eggers, Corey Fake, Monica Witt, Karen Magee. Skyline Champs Karen Magee and Monica Witt in a rare situation for Kinnelon tennis — backs against the proverbial wall. Senior standout Christine Vreeland performed at second singles. Senior Jennifer Reidenbach: one-half of the first doubles team of Eggers and Reidenbach. 118 GIRL’S SOCCER Front Row: Diane Rhodes, Jeanette Meyer, Patty Molnar, Andrea Phillippy, Joanne Murray, and Karen Snyder, Middle Row: Maria Truve, Sally Kelly, Coach Scarpetta, Patty Lopez, Caroline Thramann and Laura McLean. Back Row: Tammy Schmidt, Patty Gardner, Debby Diaco, Allison '‘animal Maier and Mo McGovern. Not pictured Chris Stawecki Maria Truv6 from Sweden. Junior dynamo Tammy Schmidt. Chris Stawecki tends goal. With experienced Coach Scar- petta at the helm, the girls’ soc- cer team sailed to a solid (9-7) record. Senior captains Karen Snyder and Andrea Phillippy led the Colt assault. Prospects look right for next year with returning All-Confer- ence winner Debby Diaco and All-State honoree Tammy Schmidt setting the proficient precedent. OPPONENTS Lakeland 1 Chatham 2 Verona 2 East Christian 3 Mountain Lakes 4 Jefferson 2 Pequannock 1 Chatham 5 Jefferson 4 Pequannock 1 Whippany Park 1 Mountain Lakes 0 Morris Catholic 3 Whippany Park 0 Morris Catholic 2 119 BOY’S SOCCER Plagued by injuries and the lack of a con- sistent scoring punch, the Colts suffered through a disappointing 2-15-1 season. Cap- tains Doug Czarnomski and Rick Jensen, aided by seniors Mark Berry, Mike Hiebler, Greg Schmidt, Pete Scarpetta and exchange stu- dent, Enrique Hernandez, led the Colt attack. Coach Townsley has high expectations for next year with an experienced nucleus of fine players returning. Leading the 1982 Colts will be varsity veteran Brian Rakowsky. Front row: Fred Reidenbach, Mike Hiebler, Bob Gigante. Gary Reading, Enrique Hernandez; Back row; Greg Mills, Coach Townsley, Rick Jensen, Doug Czarnomski. Mark Berry, Brian Rakowsky, Greg Schmidt, Tom Norton, Adrian Dittmar, Tom King, Assistant Coach Wells; Not pictured: Tom McLean, Humberto Muhoz-Flores and Pete Scarpetta. Pete Scarpetta a la Pele Greg Schmidt on defense. 120 Sophomore Bob Gigante. Taking a break: Rick Jensen, Doug Czarnomski and Pete Scarpetta. Mark Berry Captains Rick Jensen and Doug Czarnomski spearheaded the Colt attack and were both named to the first string All-conference team for their efforts. Lakeland Mountain Lakes Butler Montville Morris Catholic Franklin Jefferson Lakeland West Milford Pequannock De Paul Wayne Valley Butler Montville Cedar Grove Morris Catholic Jefferson High Point 4 2 1 6 3 1 1 7 3 2 6 6 2 3 2 9 3 1 Berry prepares for Czarnomski’s pass 121 Front row: Sharon Diaco, Lisa Holopigian, Cindy Specht, Gayle Weinman. Middle row: Leslie Mills, Pam Toth, Renee Dedio, Darcy Pmeau. Laura Grass. Back row: Christine Vreeland, Dana Hammond, Teri Hunt, Sue Mortensen and Deri Samuelson. Pyramid power! Sharon Diaco and Dana Hammond lend encouraging vocal support. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS The 1981 cheering squad, captained by Renee Dedio and Darcy Pineau, kept the crowds entertained and enthu- siastic throughout the Colts fine season. Co-captain Darcy Pineau and Captain Rene6 Dedio. 122 Pete Collins (front). Gary Reading. Mike Hiebler, Sue Mortensen. Patty Lopez, (rear) Jim Kelly. Leslie Heiser, Tom Norton. Dan Sudal. John Galligan and, appropriately standing out, Gary Mountford. Missing: Eric Unger. The ski team consistently placed well in races throughout the year, easily earning the Colt rac- ers a berth in the State Competition. In the States Leslie Heiser placed 28th, Gary Mountford sped to 9th and Eric Unger emerged king of the hill, beating everyone. Coach Mertz’s other fine performers included John Galligan, Mike Hiebler and Jim Kelly. Juniors Unger and Kelly should spearhead next year’s drive for success. WRESTLING Coach Sawyer came back this season from Pearl Miller to lead the Colt Wrestlers to victory. The team finished 7-3 and placed fifth in the State District Tournament. Individuals placing in the State Tournament were Bill Munies, fourth at 141; Len Mainiero, third at 101; Duane Kotsen, second at 158; and Kevin Woop captured first in the Heavyweight class. Kinnelon was also well represented on the All- Skyline Team with Mark Filippini at 135; Bill Munies, Kevin Woop and Duane Kotsen all being selected. Front Row: Ken Van Metre, Dan Crater, Brian Endrikit, Brian Goboel, Todd Frank, Will Radimer. Joe McCabe, Len Mamero. Quentin Vandergaag. Second Row: Todd Van Metre, Pete Angelof, Dom Germmario, Pat McGovern, Kevin Woop. Jack Richardson, Duane Kotsen, Marc Filippini, Dan Van Eeuwen, Gil Bobay, Bill Bubay, Bill Mumes, Bob Gormley and John Perry. s’ narni Senior Duane Kotsen emerges victorious. Bill Mumes Lett: Richardson wraps up oppo- nent. Below: Kotsen eagerly awaits start. COLTS OPPONENT 33 Vernon Township 31 74 DePaul 35 31 Franklin 30 51 Butler 12 39 Montville 24 42 Lakeland 22 32 Sussex Tech 27 24 Morris Catholic 29 35 Cedar Grove 30 29 Jefferson 34 9 State Match 46 BOY’S BASKETBALL Coach Bydook's patience finally paid off this year as he and his players reaped the benefits of years of hard work. The young, yet experienced, hoop men played their way to an admirable 13-11 record while providing constant excitement for the vocal rooters. Seniors Jones, Hurt and Preininger, Juniors Dowl- ing and Jankovich (All-Conference); and sophomore Stiroh led the Colt assault. Coach Bydook, Trends Coach of the Year, can rest assured that the Colts will remain an area powerhouse with the depth of talent returning next year. Kevin Kurt pulls down a rebound. Front Row: Bob Lombardo, Ralph Aquaro, Tom Napoli. Marc Preininger, Alex Jankovich, Seamus Dowling. Back Row: Chris Orland, Jamie Strain, Kevin Hurt, Clay Branford, Matt Ferguson, Phil Casillo, Derrick Jones and Bernie Stiroh. All-Conference winner Jankovich looks right at home in a pro arena. Dowling driving down court. Coach Bydook takes over during a time-out. Jones. Preminger and Dowling picking and passing on offense. Ferguson, Jones and Stiroh. COLTS OPPONENT 56 High Point 48 78 Whippany Park 76 60 Pequannock 64 54 Cedar Grove 44 60 Whippany Park 53 40 Mendham 42 88 Lakeland 54 74 Butler 50 52 Montville 77 33 Morris Catholic 35 77 Jefferson 70 77 Lakeland 57 81 West Milford 69 57 Pequannock 53 75 DePaul 54 58 Wayne Valley 67 49 Mendham 66 57 Bernards 73 61 Butler 55 37 Montville 63 81 Pompton Lakes 49 47 Morris Catholic 57 56 Jefferson 62 58 Verona 82 BOY’S AND GIRL’S SWIMMING First Row: Glen Toth, Britt Nemoff, Dana Hammond, Jeff Whritenour, Dianne Rhodes, Linda Hill, Pam Gall, Kris Oburg. Second Row: Humberto Munoz-Flores, Maureen Morrison, Cathy Gerhardt, Lisa Miller, Jim Crater. Third Row: Joe Morrissey. Nadine Graham, Dorothy Kehm, Sharon Gleeson, Margie Kehm, Caryl lx. Michael Whritenour, Eric Pfeifer. Fourth Row: Jo Nawrocki, Carolann Sudol, Phil DeSilva, Lynda Schmidt. Coach Bucky Whritenour, Scott Hamilton, David Nawrocki. The Kinnelon High School swim team had a successful season, led by Coach Bucky Whriten- our and captains Jeff Whritenour, Dianne Rhodes, and Pam Call. Despite the early practice hour, several outstanding freshmen came out for the team. The senior swimmers were: Pam Gall, Dana Hammond, Linda Hill, Britt Nemoff, Humberto Muhez-Flores, Kris Oburg, Dianne Rhodes, Glen Toth, and Jeff Whritenour. The boy’s 4 x 100 free relay team of Jeff Whritenour, Glen Toth, Joe Morrissey, and John lx broke the school record held since 1978. Both the boy’s and girl’s swim teams finished with a conference record of 6-3, and an overall record of 8-5. In the conference championship meet, the boys placed 4th and the girls 5th. 128 Co-captain Dianne Rhodes, captain Jeff Whritenour, and co-captain Pam Gall. Britt Nemoff and Sharon Gleeson Let the victory fall where it will, we are on that side. —Emerson Dianne Rhodes When you're as great as I am, it's hard to be humble. —Muhammad Ali Coach Bucky Whritenour All coaches are thinking men, or else they wouldn’t survive. —Joe Paterno David Nawrocki, Joe Morrissey. Glen Toth, Eric Pfeifer, Jeff Whritenour, and Phil DeSilva But the waiting time, my brothers, is the hardest time of all. —Sarah Doudney Linda Hill, Margie Kehm, and Dianne Rhodes Sports do not build character. They reveal it. —Heywood Hale Brown BOYS GIRLS COLTS OPPONENT COLTS OPPONENT 77 70 Kittatiny 83 73 22 52 Madison 22 52 91 65 Sussex Vo-Tech 91 65 76 89 Hackensack 56 100 79 86 Wayne Valley 100 53 53 23 Clifton 26 49 85 66 Teaneck 90 57 48 25 Kearny 53 23 58 96 Ramsey 59 97 55 98 Mt. Lakes 60 87 97 52 Rutherford 96 55 100 43 Fairlawn 82 73 92 59 Wayne Hills 84 69 Top to bottom: Leslie Mills, Reneb Dedio, Cindy Specht, Debbie Diaco, Gigi Kent, Sharon Diaco, Gayle Weinmann, Terri Hunt, Kathy Walzak, Kelly Hurt, Michelle LeClerc, and the feet of Tracey Finn. Sitting pretty: Kelly Hurt, Pam Toth, Michelle LeClerc. Cindy Specht, Sharon Diaco, Gayle Weinmann, and Tracey Finn. 130 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS While encouraging the basketball team to a sea- son of plentiful victories the cheering team collected a few accolades of their own. The girls, under the expert guidance of Coach Gail Whritenour, captured first place in the Sacred Heart Cheering competition and placed a strong second in the Hudson County competition. Senior Rene Dedio and Pam Toth captained the spirited squad which also included seniors Cindy Specht, Sharon Diaco, Gayle Weinmann, and Tracey Finn. Captains and senior spark plugs Pam and Renee A herd of Colt girls encourage Kinnelon supporters in enemy territory GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The girl's basketball team battled it’s way through the season, winning only three contests. Superficially, a dismal sea- son, but when viewed through the philos- ophy of the late Ado Bolles, it was a suc- cess. His philosophy, which present coach Kostenko has continued, emphasizes spir- it, integrity, and self esteem. In those terms the girls went undefeated. Proven performers Schmidt, Weiss, and McGovern will anchor next year's squad. Laura Weiss Front Row: Jennifer Reldenbach. Sally Kelly, Kathy Hoops” Hutton, and Carol Nykamp. Second Row: Maura McGovern, Denise McKenney, Laura Weiss and Kathy Weiss. Third Row: Tammy Schmidt, Katie Corcoran, Terese Joseph and Brenda Molnar. Not pictured Stephanie Rose COLTS OPPONENT 14 High Point 45 26 Bernards 47 29 West Milfrod 47 52 Cedar Grove 44 38 Lakeland 36 29 Butler 34 41 Montville 49 33 Morris Catholic 75 28 Jefferson 48 43 Mendham 42 17 Lakeland 26 39 West Milford 42 34 Pequannock 42 17 DePaul 45 44 Wayne Valley 33 36 Butler 47 34 Montville 54 47 Morris Catholic 68 47 Jefferson 62 The Seniors: Reidenbach, Nykamp, Coach Kastenko, Hutton, and Kelly. Sophomore sensation Terese Joseph leading the fast break. Coach Kastenko talking strategy. Front Row: Paul Ageusti, Charlie Krayer, Dave Ernst, Steve Boggess. Second Row: Coach Badgley. Enrique Hernandez. Randy Klecha, Jim Eisner, Jack Baldwin, Peter Bedell. Back Row: Doug Dlggles. Gerald Mahler. Tony Bauman, Ward Vreeland, Shea Gallagher, Chris Storms. Three of Kinnelon’s King Pins: Baldwin, Storms and Eisner. The bowling team rolled its way to a commendable 21-9 record and a third place finish. The varsity team consisted of five bowlers: Jack Baldwin (who finished with the highest average, 175), Jim Eisner, Shea Gallagher, Joe Saccomano and Chris Storms (who bowled the highest game of the season, 264.) 132 Jack Baldwin LACROSSE Front Row: Rick Jensen, Tim O'Toole, Jim Stawecki, Chris Canavese, Jeff Raquey, Eric Barret and Mike Downes. Second Row: Eric Pfeiffer, Mike Patterson, Gary Reading, Art Hoffman, Barry Reed, Doug Czarnomski, Bob Fitzgerald and Kevin Hannigan. Third Row: Coach Turco, Chris Kilroy, Don Niehoff. Jim Fitzgerald, Dan Richards and Danny Finn. Back Row: Mike Dreps, Greg Sauter, Quentin Vandergaag, Wally Bolty, Jonothan Veit. Tom Downes, Kevin Woop, Mike Heibler, Brian Fitzgerald, John Galligan and Jim Bogen. Missing: Mark Berry. The Lacrosse team’s biggest victory came earlier this year, before the season even com- menced. After an arduous battle the squad achieved the status of an official varsity sport. The talented stickmen are expected to make Kinnelon thoroughly proud of its newest team. Setting the skillful example for the spirited team will be Captains Rick Jensen, Doug Czar- nomski and Greg Sauter. Bob and Brian Fitz- gerald will also contribute immensely to the success of Coach Turco’s team. The captains: Czarnomski, Jensen and Sauter. Doug Czarnomski. 134 Mark Berry The can says State Champs. Whritenour says, “We can! The team Coach Whritenour has been molding for four years is ready to be cashed in this year. Dominated by varsity veterans, the Colts should take Skyline baseball by storm. The nucleus of the team lies in the experienced infield trio of Whritenour, Napoli and Ball who should instigate numerous double plays. Hurt at first, Ferrara behind the plate, Soltis and Baldwin on the mound and the versatile Casillo and Martello solidify the team with their skills and savvy. Phil Casillo at bat BASEBALL Senior second baseman Ricky Ball Front Row: Tom Napoli, Keith Soltis, Jeff Whritenour and Jim Mooney. Second Row: Kevin Hurt. Rick Ball, Paul Martello, Jim Wynn. Jack Baldwin and Gerald Mahler. Third Row: Assistant Coach Ontkos, Jim Brown, Jeff Bednarz, Dorn Germanario, Phil Casillo. Scott Ferrara. Fred Reidenbach, Eric Unger, Bob Lombardo, Vince Ridley, Assistant Coach Decker and Head Coach Whritenour. Back Row: Kenny Schmidt, Chris Orland. Joe Napoletano, Jeff Brushi, Marc Dileone, Joe McCabe, Joe Saccomano, Bob Grigante, Jeff Nielsen. Jamie Strain. Chris Storms, Mike Davies and Tony Germanario. 135 Colt line-up: Bailey, Bo- derck, Strebmger. Schmidt. L. Weiss, K. Weiss, Keenan. Nawrocki and Fry. GIRL’S TRACK Left — Pyramid power! Seniors top to bottom: Strebinger, Giancola, Murray, Toth, Bailey, Nykamp, Huber, DiRuscio and Hutton. Above: Hutton and Huber sticking it out without their javelins. Front Row: Gigi Kent, Joanne Murray, Pam Bailey. Judi Strebinger. Peggy Rento, Bronnie Keenan and Brenda Molnar. Back Row: Pam Toth. JoAnn Nawrocki. Kathy Hutton. Monica Huber. Carol Nykamp. Denise DiRuscio, Leslie Vosshall and Laura Weiss. Not Pictured: Paula Giancola. Senior standout Gina Boderck is all smiles about the coming season. The disciples of Kostenko: Captains Nawrocki, Huber, and Toth. 136 BOY’S TRACK Mr. Hustle John Huss. College prospect Rich Osifchln. Front row: Charlie Krayer, Kevin Fagan. Jonathan Plumpton, Ian Galenter. Tom King. Rich Plumpton, Chris Petronmo. Todd Frank and Steve Henry. Second Row: Bob Paddock, Benty Gill, John Penola, Bob Aungst, Greg Schmidt, Jeff Malyniak and Kevin Kucks. Third Row: Anthony Gazillo, Bill Boobay, Frank Kotsen, Sandi Schlesinger. Scott Moody. Joe Paddock. Ed Ray. Dan Mollod, Bear Pavlack, Mike Mollod, Coach Neswald, Coach Sawyer and Coach Sawyer. Not pictured: John Huss and Steven Rucker. Junior speedster Rob Hakin. Senior men: Front Row: Greg Schmidt, Bob Aungst, and Mike Mollod. Back Row: Benty Gill. Scott Moody, Kevin Kucks and Richards Osifchin. 137 BOY’S TENNIS Serving in his first year as coach, Mr. Karre would love to make a big smash on the area tennis scene. Making quite a racket while volleying for the top seedings are the junior match of Kelly and Milbank and the senior set of Hernandez, Mountford, and Sudol. Front Row: Henry Lee, Mike Dunham, Greg Marks, and Jim Kelly. Back Row: Dave Gibson, Dan Sudol, John Milbank, Gary Mountford, and Coach Karre. Not pictured: Enrique Hernandez. Seniors Gary Mountford and Dan Sudol hope to soon collect the dividends of their off season training regimens (Gary dieted Spartanly while the Sinewy Sudol pumped iron at Nautilus). John Milbank: grace and ability do not necessarily coincide. Coach Karre showing them how it's done. Good get, Gary! 138 SOFTBALL The Seniors — Front Row: Diane Rhodes, Jennifer Reidenbach and Stephanie Rose. Back Row: Carlin Mulcock, Julie Polhemus, Cindy Miller, Michelle Maria and Vicki Mure. 1981-1982 FILM CLIPS Yes, we have school. Dave Nawrocki and Joe Morrissey Drink always rubbed him the right way. —C. Henry Mr. Whritenour at Student-Faculty basketball game Boys will be boys — and so will a lot of middle-aged men. —Kin Hubbard The Rubik's Cube Men may trifle with their business and their politics, but they never trifle with their games. —Bernard Shaw Freshmen at assembly Those sweetly smiling angels with pensive looks, innocent faces, and cash-boxes for hearts. —Honorfe de Balzac Eve Soifer and Mr. O'Rourke A sophisticated rhetorician, inebriated with the exuberance of his own verbosity. —Benjamin Disraeli BIG MAC - CHICKEN McNUGGETS? KEAN - FLORIO? PUNK - PREP? Serior Estevan Trischman — Senior Hat Day Milliners never seem to have any difficulty discov- ering geometrical shapes wholly unknown to math- ematicians. Senior bench at Senior-Faculty game Of all sports, basketball attracts the highest type of youth. Karen Boggess Fashion is finding something you're com- fortable in and wearing it to the ground. —Tuesday Weld A classic is something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read. —Mark Twain Blythe Whitehead As merry as the day is long. —Shakespeare Ralph Aequaro It is in games that many men discover their paradise. —Robert Lynd PAC MAN DEFENDERS COLTS STAMPEDE BULLDOGS IN THE MEADOW-(LANDS) Seamus Dowling The secret of success is a talent — the talent for hard work. Dorothy Kehm at McDonald’s after swim meet Believe it or not, there is even an artistic way to pick up a garbage can. —Fred Astaire THE DESIGNER DISEASE Mary Slattery Clara’s (Mary’s) blue eyes were as in- nocent as if they had entered their sock- ets a half-hour ago. —Ben Hecht Rene6 Dedio Then I commend mirth, because a man hath no better thing under the sun, than to eat, and to drink, and to be merry. —Ecclesiastes Gary Mountford The only good thing about the new dances is that nobody knows when you make a mistake. DINNER AT THE BETHWOOD Marianne Shadwell at N.H.S. Cultural Night Some people have a large circle of friends, while others have only friends they like. GEILS' “CENTERFOLD BRUNCH AT THE REGENCY HOUSE Kelly Nelson at RG.’s for N.H.S. Look at that gal shake that thing. —Langston Hughes Mid-term exam Examinations are formidable even to the best prepared, for the greatest fool may ask more than the wisest man can answer. —Colton I! 143 Juliette Walker, Anne Williams and Chris Stinner There is not so variable a thing in nature as a lady's head-dress. —Joseph Addison The Senior half of the Senior-Faculty basketball game This is a sport which makes the body’s very liver curl with enjoyment. —Mark Twain “BEAUTY AND THE BEAT” “TATTOO YOU Sheila Kelly Don’t ever slam a door: you might want to go back. —Don Herold “ARTHUR Softball warm-up Statistics show what really happens if you exercise daily — you die healthier. Helle Worbye My only books were woman's looks, and folly’s all they’ve taught me. —Thomas Moore 1982 Student Council blood bank There's only one man who is never criticized when he lies down on the job — a blood donor. Monica Simons and Frau Wentorf Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Patti Smith and Julie Polhemus Many a man's favorite yarn is the kind that's worn in sweaters. Greg Isaacs When you stop to think, don't forget to start again. Jeff Malyniak Nowadays if you’re too relaxed, you probably need an analyst. Joey Nawrocki There are thousands of books in the library, but the one you want to read is always out. GOOD-BYE AND BEST WISHES, MR. BRUNNER K.H.S. parking lot There’s only one sure way to find a parking place: get there before the oth- er fellow does. Richard Plumpton. Sande Schlesmger, Jeff Bruschi. Tom Warburton, and Jeff Pellegrino There's no limit to the heights a man can attain by remaining on the level. BROOKE WHO? Sherry Toubassi and Vicki Goldman Be your own florist: wreathe your face in smiles. Laura Weiss Tell me what you eat. and I’ll tell you what you are. —Brillat-Savarm CHUCK AND Dl - A ROYAL KNOT Dianne Rhodes All women ought to know how to swim: it's good training and besides, it keeps their mouths shut. Patty Lopez When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. Beth Leavesley If your hair starts to trouble you. don’t worry: it will come out all right. Jim Walsh and Jeff Whritenour If you want to spoil the day for a sourpuss. greet him with a broad smile. SOLIDARNOSC “STRAW!! Chris Kotsen Nothing is really impossible, except keeping you eyes open when you sneeze. .. 3, 2, 1 ... BLAST OFF!! LATER, COLUMBIA Dave Gibson and Jack Richardson Do it now!! There may be a law against it tomorrow. Jim Crater If you have trouble making both ends of your tie come out even, wear a vest. Pam Toth Everything comes to him who waits — if he waits till it comes. Lynda Schmidt In this cynical age, nothing is sacred, except a guest towel. Carlin Mulcock performing the infa- mous arm circles It is much easier to stand a pain than to stand an itch. John Galligan and Bob Baamonde A good listener is usually thingking about something else. —Kin Hubbard Frozen eternal On these yellowed pages: Pictures, expressions, friendships; Four years of days Passing like water over glass: Lipstick and smoke mingled Mornings in the bathroom, Saturday football clashes In the autumn air, Reading a word for every Raindrop which falls outside, Reveling in the unity of the Wild animal that is the concert crowd, Making a chemical from a chemical and Failing to see the great significance, Driving, finally, and Reeling in the freedom, Incising long-stiff frogs in the Study of life, where life is never seen, The electricity of pure spirit Captured and released in a closed gym, Proms where, in carnival color and flowers, Couples promenade in an unreal world, Working long hours, saving for the Hazy dream of real life approaching . . . 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