Kinnelon High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Kinnelon, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

THE FAVORITE C ITIES OF THE CLASS OF 1983 NEW YORK, NY BOSTON, MA SAN FRANCISCO, CA WASHINGTON, DC HONOLULU, HA 3 KINNELON HIGH SCHOOL Top left: Mayor Ed Koch and his men in black salute the Class of 1983. Bottom left: Julia Gallagher and Tammy Schmidt imitating Richard M. Nixon. Below: Laura and Kathy Weiss. To get into the best society nowadays, one has to either feed people, amuse people, or shock people. — Oscar Wilde A Kinnelon High School student observing his own moment of silence. 5 KINNELON HIGH SCHOOL NOW Left: Kim Lewis “I’ve got spirit, how about you?” Right: Tom Top: Wilton Woods and Kelly Long “We are not men, we are Two champions: Felicia Kahn and Travis, frisbee punks.’' Bottom: Niels Schuurmans. Chris Oesterle, and Dave Hadland coolly agree, “Coke adds life.” Top left: Kelly Long prepared for take-off. Top right: Dr. Ferrara taking Eric Unger's pulse as Nurse Oesterle looks on. Center left: Diane Eggers glancing gracefully backwards. Center right: “Gee, Gitte, your hair is sticky,” cackles Katie Corcoran. Left: Peggy Rento eagerly adtertising her Hallowe'en Dance. Above: Leslie Yosshal), Karen Boggess, and Debbie Kahn stepping out into the under- ground nightlife. HCloit i Club 1983 7 THE STUDENT LOOK A quick glance around the halls at the end of each period will show that there is no “typical” K.H.S. student. A hard-core preppy on Monday may become someone completely different on Tuesday. Our diversity makes us what we are: individuals. The array of fashions worn is daz- zling, and includes: Black pumps, prairie skirts, Calvin Klein jeans, baseball shirts, skinny ties, feather roach clips, Izods, denim jackets, class rings, O.P. shirts, lace stockings, plaid trousers, college sweatshirts, work boots, other era dresses, turquoise jewelry, sweats, walking shorts, plaid flannel work shirts, turtlenecks, army jackets, old jewelry, plaid skirts, leather jackets, mini-skirts, fair isle sweaters, headbands, horn-rimmed glasses, western boots, down jackets, striped t-shirts, tinted tights, pink lipstick, football jackets, docksiders, leg warmers, pearls, camouflage pants, tie-dyed t-shirts, Lee's Levi’s, tuxedo shirts, ballet flats, baggies, low boots, ruffled blouses, '50’s headed sweaters, overalls, white sneakers, concert jerseys, fatigues, backpacks, Nike’s, oxford shirts, bandanas, balloon pants, metallic flats, bow ties, rugby shirts, ski sweaters, stonewashed jeans, cotton sweaters, spiked wristbands, knickers, duck shoes, blouson jackets, loafers, antique blouses, and tweed blazers. Top: Dorothy Kehm and Maura OToole slumming it and smiling. Bottom: Sue Stafford, Dayna Hollander, and Siobhan Dowling. Fnivronmentalists of the Garbage Gang discussing their next attack on litter. Right: Kelly Long. At thirteen months Baby Fa can already write its name?_____________________________________________ Katie Corcoran, the Irish Lizard. 1983 Counterclockwise from below: Carolyn Davies. “I’m just wild about the jitter- bug.” Maura McGovern and Laura Weiss. “They’re so teddy bear tender and trag- ically hip.” —Elvis Costello Lisa Zito and Wilton Woods. “That’s o k., Lisa, I don’t want to kiss Piglet,” protests Wilton. Little Liz Joseph grins as she proceeds to strangle Big Bird. John lx. “Let me tell you about your blood bamboo kid, it ain’t Coca-Cola, it’s rice.” — Joe Strummer Mick Jones April Fry. Some people will do anything to get elected. Debbie Diaco and Gigi Kent acting up in nursery school again. 11 KINNELON HIGH SCHOOL Left top: Jodie MacKenn “You've got to be kidding!” Left bottom:- Cool comes natural to me. Cool is the way I dress. Cool is the way I dribble. — Walt Frazier. Right top: Sam Mann. “TAXI! Right center: Sue Cutler, Barbara May, Jo Nawrocki, Jeannine Femia, Seanna Dum- brell, and Maria Aneiro audition for Radio City. Right bottom: Frank Kotsen and Pam Domonkos. I'd love to kiss you, but I just washed my hair. — Bette Davis K - r 9 v 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Marion Andriola Mr. Ralph Ferrara Mr. William Henry Jr. . Mr. Charles Penola Board of Education President Dr. James Manco Mrs. Barbara Pineau Mr. Vincent Ridley ADMINISTRATION Mr. Ransler Hall Superintendent of Schools Mr. Charles Grau Business Manager 14 Mr. Robert Schott Principal Mr. Michael DiAngelis Vice Principal SECRETARIES Mrs. Marilyn Petterson Mrs. Carol Day Mrs. Dorothy Meyers Secretary to the Principal Secretary to the Vice Principal Attendance Secretary Mrs. Carol Czajkowski Mrs. Beverly Oburg Mrs. Ann Hince Mrs. Margaret Wagner Guidance Secretary Guidance Secretary Switchboard Operator Library Clerk GUIDANCE Mrs. Helen Neiworth Chairwoman Mrs. Nancy Eilert Mr. James Powers 16 ENGLISH Mrs. Helen Heeney Chairperson English IVAP Mrs. Joan Ludwig English IVA. IVB Mrs. June Bennett English IB. 1C Reading Lab Mr. Philip Millstein English I A. I IB. 111C Mrs. Stephanie Sullivan English HA. IIIB. INC Mrs. Jane VanAlstyne English UB. HC Mr. Michael Kostenko Creative Writing Life Experience English III B Humanities U.S. History II B Mrs. Marjorie Squier English IB Reading Lab 17 Mrs. Lois Wolfer English III A. IVB. I VC HISTORY Mr. Gerald Raymond Chairperson US. History IB. IIB 18 Mr. Daniel Kinsella US. History IB. IIB. IIC Mr. Richard O'Rourke Economics Sociology World Cultures Mr. George Habeeb Algebra UB. IIC Geometry B Senior Math Survey Mr. Gerald Sulli an Algebra 1C General Math 1C Geometry A Finite Math Mrs. Nancy Belli Algebra IB. IIC Trigonometry B Mrs. Barbara Fairsnider Algebra IB. 1C. UB General Math IIC Miss I.inda Johnson Algebra 1C. IIA Computer Programing Mr. Wesley Waite Algebra IB. UB Geometry C 19 SCIENCE Mr. Steven Sabatino Chairperson Chemistry Lab I A. HA Mr. James Ackerman Biology A. HA Mr. John C'ucinella Earth Science B 20 Mr. Manuel Garcia Biology IB, 1C Mr. William Sharp Chemistry IB Physics I A. IB Mr. Wesley Wells Chemistry IB Earth Science C Serior Rene Ruiz Chairperson Spanish II. III. IV-V FOREIGN LANGUAGES Frau Barbara Coughlan German I. II. III. IV-V Senora Joanne Mulqueen Spanish . II. Ill 1r. James Powell Monsieur Andre Townslev English HA. IIIB French I. II. III. IV-V' Latin I. II MUSIC 21 Mr. Carl Wilhjelm Music Coordinator Mrs. Esther Pezzella Choir Music Theory Mr. Richard Summers Band CREATIVE ARTS Mr. Dominick Cristo Chairperson Technical Drawing I. II. Ill Mrs. Sally Hoogheem Basic Foods Keep Cooking Soup to Nuts Mr. Joseph Ontkos Auto I Electricity I. II Technical Drawing I Mr. Charles Foley Furniture Design Industrial Arts I Machine Wood Working Technical Drawing I Miss Denise Holst Commercial Arts Still Photo Mr. David Karre Aviation Carpentry C.I.E. (Cooperative Industrial Education) Metals I Mr. Frank Scarpetta Art Fundamentals Film Making Painting Mr. Andrew Schofield Introduction to Graphic Arts Offset Litography Screen Printing I. II 22 Mr. John Bydook Chairperson Physical Education IU. IV Miss Barbara Kastner Health IV Physical Education . II. III. V PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Thomas Brown Health I. II. Ill Mr. Robert Sawyer Physical Education I. II. III. IV Mr. Richard C'utney Physical Education . II. III. V Mrs. Edna Spisak Physical Education I. II. HI. IV Mr. Norman Balchunas Chairperson Accounting IB Personal Typing; Typing II Stenography I-II BUSINESS EDUCATION Mrs. Melissa Dorang Accounting Office Machines Personal Typing Mr. Louis Whritenour Basic Business and Typing Business Law Typing I 23 SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL EDUCATION SERVICES Mrs. Mary Jean Brady Mr. Floyd Sedwick Mrs. Elizabeth Case Mrs. Barbara Puskar Mrs. Shirley Briggs Librarian Mrs. Genevieve Hazelton Nurse Mr. Bill McNeir A.V.A. (Audial Visual Aids) Mr. Larry Hoffman Head Custodain Barbara Barchuk, Ann Soules, Helga Umar, C harlotte Soules, Ellen Hurt, Joan Casini. Marie Powner, Mary Ann Carlough, Lorraine Batvinskas. Terry Rizzuto, Joan DeGraw, and Bette Kishbaugh. Other custodians not pictured are: Mr. Richard DeBonte, Mr. George Lillman, Mr. Thomas Jones, Mr. John McNamara, Mr. Naynard Norman, Miss Diana Sisco 24 Vlrv SaM' Sllm, ';l STUDENT COUNCIL The KHS student government proud- ly accepted its third consecutive Honor School Award from the New Jersey As- sociation of Student Councils this year. Under the enthusiastic guidance of Mrs. Squier, the organization was able to com- plete many fundraising projects. An in- teresting Freshman welcoming added to the year’s services while numerous dances, the sale of soda and candy, the smooth operation of the refreshment stand and school elections. Homecom- ing, school beautification, the 5th annu- al Bloodbank, and the support of the Christian Children’s Fund were all made possible by a hard-working council. Out- standing contributions came from: Mi- chelle Leclerc, Jean Polomski, Sandy Bykowicz, Peg Rento, Ruth Dowden, Kim Hammond, Katie Corcoran, Laura Bohn, Mike Milano, Jeff Raquet, and Wilton Woods. Clockwise from the top: The officers conducting a monthly meeting. “We write our own destiny... we become what we do. —Madame Chiang Kai-shek Treasurer, Leslie Vosshall; Secretary, Janine Hummel; Vice-President. Fred Reidenbach; President, Laura Weiss. Advisor Mrs. Squier in a pensive mo- ment. Laura Weiss speaks out while Leslie Vosshall listens. 26 STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES Counterclockwise from above: Kim Hammond and Frank Kotsen labor on (he school newsletter — THE STUDENT VOICE. Council members throw around ideas at a meeting. Tammy Schmidt generously donates a pint. Faithful Freddie introduces the Colts as Mr. McNeir looks on. 27 BETTER THAN XENON . . . AND EVEN 54! Top left: “Let your life lightly dance on the edges of TIME like dew on the tip of a leaf.” —Rabindranath Tagore Above: Julie Futcher and Lisa Zito —Dream Girls. Right: Laura Weiss. “You will do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm.” —Colette 28 Counterclockwise from top right: Mouskateer Paul Schneeloch. Escape of the Fruit of the Loom! Laura Vfcl ean and Shelley Raquet. 44 ... like ... FAR OUT!” John lx “Don’t get sad, get CLAD!” Carolyn Sierk, Janice Walzak, Nancy Lancilotti, Sue Strebinger. Below: “Forget the cotton, the satin, the leather and lace ... we’re into PLASTIC!” Leslie Heiser, The- rese Joseph, Kathy Weiss. SPIRIT WEEK Spirit Week, once again successfully sponsored by the Student Council, was highlighted by some hearty competition between classes as well as some unexpected upsets. Competing in six cate- gories — costume, hall decor, class chain, pep rally wall, pep rally spirit, and class float — the juniors took the lead early in the week only to be ousted by the seniors in the final float competi- tion. Nevertheless, all classes were winners in the costume contest: Freshmen — punk and western days. Sophomores — dress-up and occupation days, Juniors — food and garbage bag days, Sen- iors — backwards and baby days concluding with a day of Blue, Gold, White, and Green. Leslie Mills flashes a prize-winning smile. The green-tinted Roman Liz Joseph awaits the victory of her Senior Spirit chain. What one doesn’t realize in ordinary mental health is that daily life is a show. You have to put on a right costume, to improvise right speeches, to do right ac- tions, and all this isn’t automatic, it takes concentration and work and a simply amazing degree of control. —Herman Wouk Clockwise from below: Look out Rockets! Sandy Bykowicz, Debbie Yarnall, Liz Joseph, Pam Domon- kos, Terri Hunt. All people smile in the same language. Laura Weiss Seductively sassy. Chris Colabella and Beth Schwarts. Hey babe! Take a walk on the wild side. — Lou Reed Heather Stevenson and Trina Fake. Find the Freshman flaw. Who said three's a crowd? Kathy Ytedaugh, Jean Polomski, and Sandy Bykowicz. Junior Spirit times Five. Katie Corcoran, Terry May, Gitte Ingmann, Siobhan Dowling, Kathleen Murray. Kelly Long in rare form. Left: Homecoming King and Queen, Gigi Kent and Fred Reiden- bach. Right: Home- coming Chairpersons, Michelle Leclerc and Kim Hammond incit- ing frivolity and titilla- tion. HOMECOMING Very large helpings of Pompton Queen, Dairy Queen, Burger King and Poor Richard’s were available at the 1982 Homecoming festivities. The theme this year was appropriately food, “Ya know”, everybody loves food. The night of foot- ball and floats was highlighted by the crowning of the 1982 King and Queen. 1982 HOMECOMING NOMINEES Leslie Mills Debbie Diaco Alison Maler Heather Schmidt Gigi Kent Fred Reidenbach Ralph Aequaro Scott Ferrara Mike Milano Greg Sauter 31 FOOD FOR THOUGHT Senior spirits soar to victory. First place slips away from the greasy Juniors. Freshmen split the float vote. 32 The Sophomores mold quite a nice float. Kinnelon’s Chuck and Di. SENATE A Left to Right: Kim Hammond, Dawn Soltis, Heather Schmidt, Tony Cannataro, J.D. Klein This year’s small but dedicated Sen- ate managed to get the club back on its feet again. The Senate works with the student body on school issues, acting as a direct link between the principal and the students. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left: Sue Cutler and Mr. Heeney — It’s good to be in charge. Right: Les- lie Vosshall — Yeah, I’m the Vice President of Hell’s Angels too. Front Row: Pam Domonkos (Sec.), Sue Cutler (Pres.), Denise Smith (Treas.), Mr. Heeney (Advisor), 2nd Row: Sharon Gleeson, Ruth Ann Dowden, Stacey VanLuvender, Risa Goldman, Seanna Dumbrell, Liz Joseph, Sandy Bykowitcz, Lisa Zito, Paul Schneeloch, Frank Kotsen, Chris Petronino, 3rd Row: Scott Hamilton, Josh Stuart, Mike Zak, Terri Hunt, Michelle Leclerc, Mary Cole, Laura Weiss, Jeannine Femia The Kinnelon chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society is one which ex- ists to serve the community. It has worked toward this goal by sponsor- ing several functions this year. Such programs as the trick-or-treat escort service, news election service, Christ- mas babysitting service, alumni tea, Christmas caroling and a trip to a nursing home by the members, have enabled the club to work with and for the community. 33 N.H.S. ACTIVITIES Keep Smiling!—and everyone will wonder what you’re up to. Leslie Vosshall and Liz Susan Cutler and Carolann Sudol smile radiantly. Joseph at the 1982 International Dinner. Sandy Bykowicz, Jean Polomski, Judy Damstrom, and Kathy Medaugh at the 1982 Induction Dinner. A girl’s face may be her fortune, but it’s her legs that draw the interest. Bill Metcalf and Leslie Vosshall, (above), were re- cently honored with National Merit Commendations by ranking among the top percentage of students in the country on their PSAT’s. Junior, Joshua Stuart, not pictured, was a Semi-Finalist. 34 Front row: Sharon Cleeson (Vice President), Scott Gurliaccio, Jim Sienicki, Rob Sudol. Back row: Scott Hamilton, Carolann Sudol, Bill VanEmburg, Jeff Zoeller, Andy Hogan, Mr. Sharp (Advisor), Tim Luing. Not pictured: Monica Witt (President). CHESS TEAM Bill VanEmburg and Tim Luing. He thinks things through very clearly before going off half-cocked. —General Carl Spaatz INTERACT Although the Interact Club was small this year, it sponsored a child through the Christian Children’s Fund, and con- tinued to promote interaction and under- standing among exchange students, as well as community members. Front row: Senor Ruiz, Peg Rento, Trina Eake, Kathy Weiss (Vice President), Susan Stafford, Kristen Beindorf. Back row: Mark Wyble, Diane Schmidt, Mike O’Hea, Patty-Ann Slattery (President). Not pictured: Tony C annataro (Secretary), Gitte Ingmann (Treasurer). FORENSICS The Forensics Club competes in speech and debate tournaments with other schools. Front row: Mat Hook, Trina Fake, Kelly Buis, Dayna Hollander, Danalyn Germanton, Peter Collins. Back row: Sue Alterman, Barb Castelucci, Gail Carelli, Jonathan Segal, Mr. Millstein. 35 CIE C.I.E. is an organization which allows students to spend half the day in school and the rest of the day at their jobs. LIBRARY COUNCIL Library Council assists librarians in their daily duties. It is also responsible for the bulletin board outside the library. Even though Tammy Schmidt is new to the Library Council, she is a great asset. HOSTESS CLUB The Hostess Club is a service organi- zation which extends hospitality to all visitors to KHS. The club assists at Back-To-School night by guiding parents to correct rooms. Ushers are provided for school concerts, drama productions, and graduation. Bill Chapman, Mr, Karre (Advisor), Ted Wynn, Stefanie Alexander, Glenn Heller, Jeff Bednarz, Lynn Bosnia, Patti Soto, Blythe Whitehead, Tracey Dirkson, Wayne Wintemberg, Lynn Rafer, and Jeff Marcheso. Wendy Radimer, Wendy Rosen, Martha Munies, Cynthia DeGroot, Sue Steenstra, Mark Wyble, Kristen Hackos, and Mrs. Briggs (Advisor). 36 Mrs. Peterson (Advisor), Donna Romeo, Joann Davis, Genevieve Shadwell, Barbara Castellucci, Linda Barnes, Carolyn Miller, Sally Bunce, Lily Tsuei, Kim Kuenzel, Mary Babcock, and Celene Castellucci. Dije Perolli, Dayna Hollander, Risa Goldman, Cynthia Webster, Seanna Dumbrell, Bernie Stiroh, Chris DeFrancis, Sue Cutler, Terry May, Corey Fake, Dan Mollod, Sande Schlessinger, and John Christakos. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY Members of the French Honor So- ciety are students who excel in the French language and receive Mr. Townsley’s recommendation. FRENCH CLUB The French Club, with advisor Monsieur Towns- ley, continues to experiment with French cuisine, attending dinner gatherings at members’ homes. John lx, Phil DeSilva, Chris DeFrancis, Dan Mollod, John Christakos, Sue Cutler, Sande Schlesinger, Barbara May, Bernie Stiroh, Seanna Dumbrell, Dayna Hollander, and Dije Perolli. The German Honor Society is a select group of students who achieve a 3.6 average for at least three semesters in German, main- taining a 3.0—3.2 average in other subjects. Dave Reid, Jeannine Femia, and Stacey VanLuvender. Not pictured: Leslie Vosshall. GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY GERMAN CLUB The German Club, through advent calendar and candy sales, raises scholarship money to be awarded to an outstanding senior. Liz Joseph, Stacey VanLuvender, Eileen Moore, Fred Reidenbach, Monica Witt, Dave Reid, Paul Schneeloch, Sue Steenstra, Fred Zelley, Sue Then, Mary Babcock, and Frau Coughlan (Advisor). 37 SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY First row: Sharon Gleeson (President), Caryl lx (Vice-President), Tony (annataro (Treasurer), Kathleen Murray (Secretary), Lynda Schmidt, John Penola. Second row: Senor Ruiz, Jackie Nunez, Kelly Buis, Pam Petracca, Peg Rento, Denise Smith. Third row: Mary Cole, Laura Weiss, Scott Ferrara, Mary Bedell. C'arolann Sudol, Patty Slattery, Susan Alterman. Fourth row: Doug Diggles, Chris Gibson, Pam Domonkos, Barbara C'astellucci. Liz Metcalf. Under the guidance of Senor Ruiz, the Spanish Honor Society raised money for scholarships through various fund-raisers, held the annual induc- tion dinner for new members, in addition to cultural excursions to plays, films, and restaurants. Juan Carlos De Alba, Luisito Gahol and Sergio Rodviguez were the Foreign Exchange Students this year. We all hope that they enjoyed their stay and will bring many happy memories of the United States home with them. FOREIGN EXCHANGE 38 Juan Carlos De Alba Standing L-R: Mrs. Heeney (Advisor), Siobhan Dowling, Pam Domonkos (Editor), Liz Joseph, Christine Esposito (Business Manager), Tony Cannataro, Dayna Hollander, Wendy Rosen, Chris Lucente. Seated: Betsy Card, C arolann Sudol, Wilton Woods, Kathy Weiss. FEEDBACK The Feedback staff organizes and evaluates student literary contributions. These contribu- tions are either poems, short stories, or artwork which are published annually in the award-winning magazine. Back Row L-R: Mr. Millstein (Advisor), John lx, Art Hoffman, Brad Weber, Michael O’Hea (Vice- Pres.), Lynda Schmidt, John Penola, Terri Hunt, Susan Cutler. Second Row: Bill Casey, Dayna Hollander, Heather Vitz, Cynthia Webster (Sec.), Deri Samuelson, Laura Weiss. Kneeling: Diane Eggers (Treas.), Mike Milano, Stacey Van Luvender (Pres.), Corey Fake, Julia Gallagher. Seated: Wendy Radimer, Karen Wakkila, Leslie Heiser, Wilton Woods, Leslie Vosshall. Left: Michelle Le- clerc. In Genesis it says that it is not good for a man to be alone, but sometimes it is a great relief. — John Barrymore. Right: Leslie Vosshall. Only one man in a thousand is a leader of men; the others are followers of women. PAVAS PAVAS, the Performing and Visual Arts Society, is a nation- ally affiliated organization that exists throughout the United States for those students excel- ling in the fine arts. This year, with the aid of advisor Mr. Mill- stein, we have had various fund raisers, taken a trip to New York City and also sponsored, with the help of Mrs. Ludwig and Leslie Vosshall, a very suc- cessful knitting clinic. PHOTO CLUB 1 Jr v v ■ £ w U' 0 i o ■■ a. - 3' t � • |T| M'Ik ■ 4 xV. f v- JySfcV. i% The Photography Club exists so that experienced photographers may develop their skills in this field and novice photographers can learn the basics and practice photographic techniques. This club contributes its services to such organizations as the Varsity Club and local newspapers. Members aid in developing yearbook film and print many of the photos that are included in each edition of Pegasus. Often members are summoned to take photos of special events or impromptu occurrences during the school day. Members have the oppor- tunity to exhibit their work in the school and in the community. PRONTO: Front: Wilton Woods, Lisa Freeman, Mike Milano, Brad Weber, Carolyn Naugle, Chris Petronino, Miss Holste. Back: Jon Joachim, Ralph Aequaro, Rich Frischke. ART CLUB As a team of artists working with advisor Mr. Scarpetta, the Art Club has added a cultural effect to the halls of KHS by displaying projects completed by the members. The group raises money to enter contests and makes posters for the library. Front row: I.inda Barnes, Mary Cole, Lisa Youells, Erin Doherty. Middle row: Trina Fake, Susan Steenstra, Barbara Martin, Mr. Scarpetta. Back row: Jody MacKenn, Raquel Schuttler, April Fry, Shari Toubassi, Jackie Rento, Wendy Russinko. 40 AIASA AIASA, the American Industrial Arts Student Association, recognizes students who are especially interested in the technical field. They compete at the state and the national level, in many con- tests including writing, speaking, and the well-known “Metric 500” car race. First row: Joe Rizzo, Chris Petronino, Tom King, Jim Stawecki. Second row: Mark Bowersox, Dayna Hollander, Heather Vitz, Fred Reidenbach, Adrian Dittmar, Jim Kelly, Darren Vigilante, Mr. Foley. Third row: Mr. Cristo, Jim Bauman, Ed Munro, Jeff Raquet, Tom Dondero, Scott Hamilton. A. V. A. The A.V.A. club at K.H.S. is con- cerned with filling the media needs of the faculty and staff. The students are involved with delivery and operations of equipment and participate in extracurri- cular activities, such as athletic events and school shows. Mr. McNeir, Paul Cole, Bill Funk, Dean Goodall, Brian Goebel, Jim Bosch, and Mr. Habeeb. STAGE CREW Stage Crew works behind the scenes at all the major productions that take place in the school auditorium. Sets are designed, constructed, and decorated ac- cording to the needs of the particular production. Lights are also arranged, along with particular visual effects on stage. Fred Zelley, Mr. Foley. Randy Klecha (Stage Manager). Barbara Savacool. Lee Dorn. 41 DRAMA CLUB Clockwise from top left: Dave Calvito “Practice makes — monotony.” — W. Burton Baldry. Cynthia Webster Dana Germanton .. the two women exchanged the kind of glance women use when there is no knife handy.” — Ellery Queen. Tony Cannataro Pete Collins: “I am not arguing with you — I am telling you.” — Charles Kingsley. Pete Collins Julia Gallagher: “Love is sentimental measles.” Front Row: Cynthia Webster (Secretary), Dave Calvito (Director), Pete Collins, Lisa Youells, Mary Cole, Meredith Grady, Dayna Hollander, Julia Gallagher (President), Kathleen Moore, Dana Stanton. Second Row: Sherry Toubassi, Dana Germanton, Mrs. Bennett (Advisor), Louise Walk, Linda Barnes, Pam Petracca, Liz Howatt, Tony Cannataro (Vice President). Not Pictured: Niels Schuurmans, Wilton Woods, Kelly Buis, Stacey YanLuvender, Gretchen Huss, Kelly Annunziata. A MEDLEY OF ONE ACTS This year’s Drama Club, under the very appreciated guidance of Mrs. Bennett, successfully presented its production “A Medley of One Acts” (four comedies), during the month of February. CHOIR Front row: Wendy Radimer, Stacey VanLuvender, Diane Eggers, Peter Collins, Steve Henry, Scott Gurliaccio, Mary Bedell, Leslie Heiser, Lora Giancola. Back row: Siobhan Dowling, Susan Cutler, Jeff Zoeller, Mark Wyble, Mike O'Hea, Scott Kerton, Laura Weiss, Elizabeth Zulauf, Janet Wyble, Mary Cole. The choir, under the new direction of Mrs. Pazella, succeeded in organizing a “last min- ute” Christmas performance for the Laurel Guild of Smoke Rise as well as the school concert. Since then, it has strengthened and developed. The Girls Ensemble, Concert Choir, and Chamber Singers, the most elite group of vocalists in the school, are currently preparing for the spring concert as well as their performance at graduation. The Girls Ensemble Siobhan Dowling: All-State Chorus member 1982. Laura Weiss: All-State Chorus member 1982. Wendy Ra- dimer: All-State Chorus member 1982. All-Eastern Chorus member of 1983. Mike O'Hea: All-State Cho- rus member 1982. All-East- ern Chorus member of 1983. 43 VARSITY CLUB This year's Varsity Club is back on track. The club is made of loyal two-year varsity letter winners. The club is responsible for the Powder- puff Football game, as seen below, the record boards in the cafeteria, and the Athlete of the Week Award. Advisors Mr. Bydook and Mr. Sawyer are currently planning a spring Field Day with the members. First Row: Chris Kotsen, Chris Orland, Scott Ferrara, Ralph Aequaro (President), Laura Weiss (Secretary), Tammy Schmidt (Treasurer), Julia Gallagher, Mark Bowersox. Second Row: Randy Nelson, Frank Kotsen, Corey Fake, Fred Reidenbach, Sue Cutler (Vice-President), Bernie Stiroh, Jim Crater, Kelly Annunziata, Karen Johnson. Third Row: Kevin Kelly, Dave Gibson, Mike Norton, Barbara May, Sharon Gleeson, Jo Nawrocki, Carolan Sudol. Fourth Row: Doug Diggles, Karen Magee, Tappie Barnhill, Margie Kehm, Shelly Raquet, Dorothy Kehm, Seanna Dumbrell, Kathy Weiss, Bronnie Keenan, Katie Corcoran. Fifth Row: Mark DiTaranto, Dick Penola, Maura McGovern. Clockwise from top right: Heather Schmidt and Liz Joseph: “Heather, let’s be philo- sophic about this. Let’s just mow ’em down!”. Patty Collins, Joanie Jo- achim and Christine Or- land: Not quite what you’d find on 42nd Street. Pam “Martha” Domon- kos: “I’ve got looks, brains and personality.” Jane Crater, Frannie Rei- denbach, Wilma Woods, Booby Lombardo, Mi- chelle Milano, and Julie Laurita: You’ve heard of the COLTS well these are the MARES. 44 CANDIDS Clockwise from above: Caryl lx, Sharon Gleeson, and Tony Cannataro. Boredom results from a defi- cit of sensory responsiveness to the external world. — Dr. Estelle R. Ramey Peg Rento. I'm totally out of control! Deri Samuelson, Paul Bertsch and, Terri Hunt. Beware of the man who goes to cocktail parties not to drink, but to listen. — Pierre Daninos Fred Reidenbach. So? Julia Gallagner, Maura McGovern, Peg Rento, Tammy Schmidt, and Laura Weiss. Spit Sisters Forever. Julia Gallagher and Tammv Schmidt. The Dracula Duo. I-eslie Vosshall. You don’t know what you're talk- ing about ... do you? Maura McGovern and Dickie Penola. l.ove means having to say you’re sorry every five minutes. John Penola and Lynda Schmidt. Every now and then one meets an offbeat character who looks as if he cuts his hair with pinking shears. Mike Milano and Kathv Weiss. — Leji to ngni jrom bottom: Peggy Rento. It is «nly the dull who like practical jokes. — Oscar Wilde Senior Class. I hate war, for it spoils conversation. —Bernard de Fontenelle Chris Gibson. I drink when I have occasion, and sometimes when I have no occasion. —Miguel de Cervantes Gitte Ingmann. Melancholy is the pleasure of being sad. — Victor Hugo April Fry and Ijiura Weiss. One must be perfectly stupid to be perfectly happy. Bronnie Keenan. A girl should use what Mother Nature gave her before Father lime takes it away. —Playboy Peggy Rento and l.isa ito. The anatomical juxtaposition of two orbicularis oris muscles in a state of contraction. — Dr. H. Gibbons Terri Hunt, Leslie Mills, and Liz Joseph. One may smile, and smile, and be a villain. —Shakespeare Tony C annataro. I never forget a face, but I’m willing to make an exception in your case. —Groucho Marx Scott Winning and Dawn Soltis. God gives us our relatives, thank God, we can choose our friends. — Addison Mizner Clockwise front lop right: Pam Domonkov Need we say more? Hack Bronnie Keenan, Tappie Barnhill. Nicki Vosshall. lerese Joseph. Gitle Ingmann, Laura Weiss, I aura Crrniglia. Kim Kuenzcl. Front: Thea Wilkinson. Kalie Corcoran, Leslie Vosshall. Like most artificial people they had a great love of nature. —Oscar Wilde Siobhan Dowling. Drive like hell and you’ll get there. Niels Schuurmans. One of the best things in the world to be is a boy. It requires no experience, but needs some practice to be a good one. —C. Warren Terese Joseph. Whatever women do they must do twice as well as men to be thought half as good. Luckily, this is not difficult. Maura McGovern and I .aura Weiss. It was the last game of the year, and you were supposed to commit suicide or something if old Penev didn’t win. —J.D. Salinger Tony (annataro. Criminal: a person with predatory instincts who has not sufficient capital to form a corporation. — Howard Scott Beth D'Orazio and Maria ( annataro. I’d rather have two girls at seventeen than one at 34. —Fred Allen Sue Cutler. The shock was so great it seemed to blow her cir- cuits. —Tony Weiss Message to The Gods. A plea or a warning? Center Peggy Rento and Bob l mbardo. Eat. drink, and be merry for tomorrow ye diet. MARCHING BAND The Kinnelon High School Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Rick Summers, Mr. Eric Wilhjelm, and Miss Denise Holst, had an outstanding year performing not only at football game half- times, but also in numerous competitions. The Marching Colts were led under the fine direction of Drum Majorettes Stacey Van- Luvender and Cynthia Webster and the outstanding leadership of Band Front Captain Trish Intili and Co-Captain Bev Youells. Se- nior Marching Band members included Trish Intili, Russ Rupinski, Paul Schneeloch, Stacey VanLuvender and Cynthia Webster. Drum Majorettes Stacey VanLuvender and Cynthia Webster At ease, Paul! The KHS Marching Band Bottom Left: The Band “Back” Stepping Out at the Pep Rally. Above Right: Band Front Captain Trish Intili in good form. 48 CONCERT BAND During the 1982-1983 season, the Concert Band gave two major concerts and also helped the Choir at one of its concerts. Under the outstanding direction of Mr. Carl Wilhjelm and Mr. Rick Summers, the Concerts Band has had a fine year. In the spring, they traveled to Virginia for the Apple Blossom Festival. In addition to Concert Band, there also exists Jazz Ensemble, directed by Rick Sum- mers. Senior Concert Band members included Scott Ker- ton, Russ Rupinski, Jean Worsley, Trish Intili, Cynthia Webster, and Stacey VanLuvender. Senior officers includ- ed President—John Christakos, Vice-President—Gregg Marks, Secretary—Brenda Fluhr, and Treasurer—Peter Atwell. 49 The band during a pep rally. Cynthia Webster and Mr. Eric Wilhjelm Clockwise front right: l i«i Fggers and Mike Milano. A funny thing happened on the way to the Felt Forum. ?, Dickie Penola. and Bernie Sfiroh. Boys will be hoys, lisa Zito. Fashions are passions. Peg Rento. I don't say we all ought to misbehave, but we ought to look as if we could. -Orson Hells Student activists. Insomnia never comes to a man who has to get up at exactly six o'clock. Insomnia troubles only those who can sleep at anytime. -F.lbert llubbard (•igi Kent and Alison Maier. People can't tell us apart, we stagger so much alike. Jim ( rater and Kelly Annunriata. Friends ... Jeanne Richards and Kim Colaiacovo. W hen children are doing noth- ing. they are doing mischief. — llcnn Melding Peter ( ollins. Please do not shoot the pianist, he is doing his best. Dave lladland and Crew. Watch out! Dave! Below Greg Sauter. Bachelor— a man who never makes the same mistake once. Super Sophs are 1! Activities: Laura Weiss Tony C annataro Liz Joseph The Activities Editors wish to thank Eileen for all her fun and support through all the long nights. The Editor wishes to thank the WNYU New After- noon Show and Captain Sensi- ble’s Funky Zoo. Faculty Administration: Judy Sensenbach Underclassmen: Gitte Ingmann and Lynda Schmidt Sports: Wilton Woods and Fred Reidenbach STAFF Loan Sharks ... Chavella Canty and Kim Hammond The Shootist ... Julia Gallagher The Men in the Field Front: Mike Milano, Patty Gardiner, Tony Cannataro, Liz Joseph, Sharon Gleeson. Middle: Kelly Long, Leslie Vosshall, Peg Rento, Julia Gallagher, Carolyn Naugle, Ralph Aequaro, Fred Reidenbach, Michelle LeClerc, Wilton Woods, Deri Samuelson, Terri Hunt, Bob Lonbardo, Lisa Zito. Back: Lisa Freeman, Rich Frischke, Laura Weiss. GIANTS STADIUM 54 GIRLS AND BOYS CROSS COUNTRY It was an uphill race for this year’s girl runners. Injuries were a major factor in preventing the team’s true ability in conference competition. The girls got back in stride to finish second in the Sectionals and to send a promising bunch of runners to compete in the State Tournament. This year’s boys team had a decidedly worse season. They were plagued by injuries, and by the end of the season, only three runners remained. Art Hoffmann, Steve Henry, and Ed Rae valiantly finished the dismal 0-18 season. However, Art Hoffmann exhibited his running talent by finishing fourth in the State Sectionals. Both girls and boys teams were coached by Mr. Steve Lurie. 55 BOYS SOCCER The season progressed roughly for the Colts until Coach Townsley made some critical changes on the field with less than half the season remaining. Moving Bob Gigante into the nets proved successful, as the Colts went on to win five of their last six games with him in goal. The team ob- viously had much strength up the middle as two center field players, Eric Pfeifer and Brian Rakowski, were recognized by All-Conference selections. 56 r in GIRLS SOCCER After gaining valuable experience play- ing in Germany against the best in Europe last spring, the team returned to action against their old rivals. Under the coaching of Mr. Scarpetta, the girls had a great year, running up a record of 15-8. All-Conference first team selections, captains Tammy Schmidt and Debbie Diaco were given much support by a very strong Colt team. 58 CD in FOOTBALL The first season in the Northern Hills Conference proved to be a tough one for the Colts. There were, however, many close and exciting games. The fact that the Colts lost their last five games by a to- tal of 19 points showed this. There was much talent on our gridiron this year, as Greg Sauter, Scott Fer- rara, Kevin Woop, Doug Burnett, and Frank Kotsen were All-Conference selections. 60 61 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Under the direction of Miss Kastner and the leadership of seniors Deri Samuelson, Terri Hunt, Gigi Kent, Michelle Leclerc, and Leslie Mills, the cheering squad gave plenty of support to our football team this past season. 62 GIRLS TENNIS Under the new coaching of Mr. Karre, this year’s girls tennis team was very successful, compiling an 18-3 record while capturing the Northern Hills Conference title. Cap- tains Monica Witt and Diane Eggers led the team to an exciting season and Karen Magee, along with Karen John- son, added plenty of thrills in their singles positions. 63 64 SKI TEAM This year’s ski team had a consistently upbeat season, finish- ing with a cool 14-4 record. Eric Unger emerged for the second consecutive year as New Jersey state champion. Other varsity skiiers were seniors Tom Norton and Jim Kelly, who ranked in N.J.’s top twenty, juniors Gary Reading, Bob Gigante, Leslie Heiser, Tim O’Toole, and Ken Schmidt, sophomore Rich Mar- ino, and frosh wonder Matt Hook. The team placed 5th in the State Competition and 4th in the prestigious Sparta Invita- tional. Our heartiest congratuations go to graduating champ, Eric Unger! 65 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Led by the high scoring trio of Seamus Dowling, Alex Jankovitch and Bernie Stiroh, the Colts had an outstanding season, posting a record of 21-4. A strong offense, with Bernie scoring from long range and Seamus and Alex cleaning up under the boards, helped the Colts to a winning streak of 12 straight games at the beginning of the season. Sophomores Kevin Stiroh and Scott O’Connor shouldered most of the guard duty, with Ralph Aquaro playing a well-rounded backup position. The Colts are sure to be well-honored when selections are made for All-Conference and Area teams. GREAT SEASON COLTS! 66 67 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The girls basketball team had its first winning season in a number of years. A strong offensive output by Terese Joseph, who averaged 18 points a game, sparked the Colts to a 9-8 record. Seniors Laura Weiss, Maura McGovern, and Tammy Schmidt and freshman Maureen Melina rounded out the starting team. 68 69 WRESTLING The wrestling team had a successful season with the help of underclassmen, who wrestled at about half the weight classes. Captains Scott Ferrara and Kevin Woop led the team to a 5-7-1 record while each having exceptional seasons. Both placed second in the District competition and wrestled in the Regional Tournament. The Colts are looking to improve their overall record next year with the help of the present underclassmen. 70 71 SWIMMING This year’s swim team had a good season which included some team victories and a few personal bests and team records as well. Rob Aitelli and Caroline Davies had exceptional years and were backed up with consistent swimming from the other Colts. 72 BOWLING The bowling team had a very successful season this year, captur- ing second place in both the Butler Scholastic League and in the Con- ference. Excellent seasons were turned in by Chris Storms, Doug Diggles, Sande Schlesinger, and Joe Saccomanno. As the team will be losing only one senior, the bowl- ers are looking forward to another great season next winter (and a much more complete yearbook page next year). SPRING SPORTS 74 BOYS TENNIS The Colts are looking forward to a good season this spring. Strong first and second singles players, John Milbank and captain Jim Kelly, should provide the team with many early leads. If the doubles teams come through to win a few matches, the Colts are sure of many victories. The team will be counting on the many young players to help fill in at these positions. 75 BASEBALL The Colts will be playing under the coaching of Mr. Sullivan this year. The team will look for a good season behind five returning lettermen. Strong pitching is ex- pected from Ralph Aequaro, Bob Lombardo, and Chris Orland, while a well-orchestrated defense, including seniors Fred Reidenbach and Scott Ferrara and juniors Joe Saccomanno and Bob Gigante, back them up. 76 SOFTBALL The Colts are planning on having a fine season this spring. The team will be fielding four experienced varsity seniors: Tammy Schmidt, Patty Gardiner, Denise Smith, and Lynn Rafer, as well as junior Teresa Joseph. Two new freshman pitch- ing recruits, Norma Bertsch and Kelly Walsh, should help the team to an outstanding year from the mound. Just as the team hopes, it should be a good season. 77 GIRLS TRACK The girls track team will benefit from the many talented under- classmen who are participating. Seniors Laura Weiss, Monica Witt, and Joe Nawrocki, juniors Lynda Schmidt, Katie Corcoran, and Brenda Molnar, and sophomore April Fry are all anticipating fine seasons. 78 BOYS TRACK The track Colts look to kick up plenty of turf this spring. Although young, the team shows much potential. Senior Rob Hakin will lead the team in a number of running events with support from junior Joe Paddock and company. Juniors John Penola and Frank Kotsen will heft a few weight and throwing events for the team. The Colts are expecting to gain much experience while building for the future. 79 LACROSSE After a successful first season last year, the Colts return to action with hopes of fielding another excellent team this spring. Senior captains Greg Sauter, Brian Rakowsky, and Bob Fitzgerald will lead the team. The Colts will be counting on the many returning players such as Eric Barrett and Tom Downes, as well as the captains, to fulfill the team’s high expectations. FRESHMEN T. Fake—Beauty and nature mix well S. Raquet—Cool people still play with balloons N. Yosshall, E. Gustavsen—All is happy when in your own world “Who rack their brains”—Byron 82 J. Adams—A school day smile Michelle Adam Jennifer Adams—Secretary Adam Agrusti Robert Aitelli Erik Alexander Anthony Anderson Kelly Ann Annunziata Linda Barnes Susan Barnhill James Barone Thomas Bogan Lori Boggess Regina Bolte James Bosch Rebecca Brandt Claudine Brown Kimberly Brozena Sally Ann Buncc Charles Cafasso Christine Calabello Gail Careli Anthony Casillo Gemma Casillo Celcne Castellucci Melissa Chin Stephen Chin Elizabeth Christakos Scott Coghlan Kim Colaiacovo Tammy Cole Lisa Conahay Michael Conahay Laurice Coniglio Martin Cooper Stephen Cooper Michael Cromic Jason Davis Ronald Davis Cynthia DeGroot Edward Demarest Karen DcMaucx Douglas DiRuscio Richard DiTaranto Amy Domino George English Michelle Ezzo Trina Fake Glenn Ferrara Danielle Fiorina Christine Fluhr Alicia Lee Frank Scan Freda Kimberly Gallagher Alice Gardiner—Vice President Suzanne Gareau Susan Generelli Jeff Gibbons—President David Gigante Andrew Goldman Seana Grady Kevin Grainger Scott Gurliaccio Edward Hambor Daniel Hamdan Todd Hamilton Michael Hannigan Kieric Hassman James Hcndy Nancy Hiebler Richard Hiller John Hincc Patricia Hollingsworth Mathew Hook Sandra Hup Veronica Hursh Gretchcn Huss Robert Infante Karen Johnson Nicole Jones Kimberly Kane 83 FRESHMEN H. Riether—“I do not want my picture taken! Freshmen choir members concentrating on their work. T. Hamilton—You cannot tell what is in the mind from the face. D. Vigilant, V. Hursch, S. Smith—Just Two smug singers Hanging out. Maura Keenan David Kelly Luke Kennedy Matthew Kerstner Peter Klecha Harry Ko Kimberly Kuenzlc Lisa Lanzetti Richard Lauer Timothy Luing Brad MacKcnn Michael Maiorana Michelle Marcheso Craig Marsden Eric Mattesich Michael McDowell Denise McKenna Lori McKcnncy Michael Mcdaugh Maureen Mellina Heather Metzler Mark Mickcns Carolyn Mille Eileen Moore Elizabeth Napoletano Ali Nasser Jeffrey Nemeth Nancy Nichoff Daniel Norris Gregory Nunez William O’Hca Thomas O’Neil Richard Ostcrhoudt Carrie Pallidino Glenn Pappas Jacqueline Parry Christine Pearce Suzanne Petronino Suzanne Pisano Michele Prol John Pyne Michelle Raquct Michael Reading Steven Reidenbach Todd Ricker Jeanne Richards Harold Ricther Douglas Riordan Gary Roc Donna Romeo Nancy Rosini David Russinko Linda Salese Nancy Schuetz Raqucl Schuttler Beth Schwartz Lawrence Seaman Jeanette Semf Lynn Sevcik Genevieve Shadwell Ann Sicmiatkoski James Sicnicki Kristen Sikkema Thomas Smialek Carl Smith Michael Smith Sandra Smith Sharon Smith Susan Snyder Jon Soifer Shawn Sokol Cindy Spengler Geraldine Stanton Heather Stevenson Marykate Stillings Kristen Stonchousc Wendy Stucki Robert Sudol William Van Emburg Elisc Varcsi 85 Dana Vigilant Nicole Vosshall Carin Vreeland Wayne Vreeland Louise Walk Stacey Wall Kelly Walsh Victoria Ward John Weise Steve W hite Kristen Whitehead Barbara Whritenour Lynne Whritenour Thca Wilkinson Matthew Wills Ian Wingate Brian Witt Geoffrey Wolfer Clint Woodfin Kimberly Yorio Richard Zak Geoffrey Zocllcr Julie Zolfo 86 87 J.D. Klein—Smile, there’s going to be a party tonight! I am not Terese Joseph!!!! SOPHOMORES Hey, what have you guys been smoking? C. Gerhardt—“Give me a break, I know Rome wasn’t built in a T. Bedri—The present eyes praise the present object”—Shakespeare day” Nicole Adam Melissa Adams Sandra Adler Douglas Affel Mark Anderson Peter Angelof Peter Atwell Janet Baer Joanne Bailey Barbara Ball Kristine Barner Barbara Barnes Lisa Bednarz Tina Bedri Suzanne Belyea Norma Bertsch Peter Biggiani Steven Boggess Laura Bohn Caroline Boltc Donald Bott William Brown Bilal Bubay Gunal Bubay Ronald Bucher Maria Cannataro Charles Carter Christopher Chasmar Richard Chiapetta Mark Cortcr Lucy Cox Daniel Crater Kim Crotty Bryan Cuozzo Carolyn Davies Jeff Davis Christopher DeFrancis—Secretary Craig DeLeo Yvonne Denaro Erin Doherty Elizabeth D’Orazio Lee Karen Dorn Shane Dowling Michael Downes Lisa Eberhard David Ernst Sandra Essing Peter Fcmia Pamela Fernot Mary Fickenor Daniel Finn Todd Frank April Fry Monica Furtak Paul Gambutti Anthony Gazzilo Ian Gelenter Catherine Gerhardt Dunalyn Germanton Lora Giancola David Gibson Todd Gleeson Brian Goebel Vicki Goldman Stacy Gormlcy Meredith Grady David Gustavsen Todd Hakimian Chad Hammond Kevin Hannigan Cheryl Hannon Carol Harder Douglas Heinick Bennie Henderson Daniel Hince Richard Hinchcliffe Jennifer lx Brandon Jaeger David Joachim Donna Johnson 89 SOPHOMORES D. Neihoff, S. Gormley—Cmon honey, smile D. Penola, S. O’Connor, C. DeFrancis—Mad, Bad, and Dangerous to know Jokester M. Oesterle, “I got this joke ...” to intent listeners K. Corcoran, J. Veit L. Giancola, L. Cox after a rough workout M. O’Toole—Did she really do that? N. Adam—The mind is an open book 90 Felicia Kahn Susan Kearns Dorothy Kchm Marjorie Kehm Daniel Kelly Kevin Kelly Jerome Klein Chris Kotsen—Treasurer Lisa Kurkjian Lisa Ladjias Lisa Laratta Dawn LaViola Cathy Lawyer Julio Lopez Donna Lukash Erik Lundbcrg Karen Magee—President Mary Maher Lenord Mainiero Robert Marcus Richard Marino Gregg Marks Patrick Mcgovcrn Marc Messineo Michele Milanic Elizabeth Mills Daniel Mollod Martha Munies Lisa Munro Mark Nachman David Nawrocki Craig Nelson Donald Nichoff Richard Nolle Michael O’Brien Scott O’Conner Michael Ocstcrlc Erik Olstein Tamara Osifchin Maura O’Toole David Paddock David Pagella Richard Parcel Richard Penola Eric Pfeifer Jonathan Plumpton Christopher Polhemus John Porter Tina Post Scott Price Stephen Purdue Willard Radimcr Jacqueline Rento Karen Richardson Dolores Richter Russell Richter William Riehle Sergio Rodriguez Darlene Roe Dawn Romaine Ronald Rose Wendy Rosen Deborah Rothcnburg John Sauter Barbara Savacool Steven Schaper Steven Schaub Noellc Schmidt Julius Sevcik Stacey Sklar Mark Smith Michael Snell Judith Sorgi Susan Stecnstra Kevin Stiroh—Vice President Kimberly Stonchousc David Struble Gary Tcitclbaum Jay Testa Susan Then 91 Sherry Toubassi Kimberly Vandcryajt Jeffrey VanSchaik Greg VanZilc Walter VanZile Jonathan Veit Gregg Vilschick Randall Vrecland Mark Walsh Deborah Weber Susan Weishaar Paul Westerhoff Michael Whritcnour Judith Wildey John Wurdcmann Corinne Yarnall Daniel Young Stephen Zabit Fredrick Zellcy SOPHOMORES E. Lundberg answering to M. Anderson, “Yes dad, I did cut down the cherry tree” D. Young, M. Adams—High Fashion at KHS S. Gormley, M. Maher—Cover girl beauty W. Rosen—True beauty needs no guidance 92 John Penola psyching up his tough team. Mischief—the world would he dull without it—J. Rove and Garbage Bag Angle—J. MacKenn in the McLean spirit of things yUer M pcUycur nerf: MkVarsii DCM G. Ingmann, K. Corcoran—“Fools rush in where angels fear to tread —A. Pope C. Fake—“Quick, take my picture! JUNIORS - CLASS OF ’84 here’s enough Greek to go around Paul Agrusti Susan Alterman Billi Jo Annunziata Grace Artuhcwich Jacqueline Barone James Bauman Kim Baur David Becker Mary Bedell Kristin Bcindorf Lorraine Bernascone Franciose Bihary James Bogan Julia Bove Mark Bowcrsox Clay Branford Tom Brett Mark Brown Jeffrey Bruschi Kelly Buis JcfT Cafasso Cynthia Campbell Christopher Canavcsc Chavella Canty Betsy Card William Casey Barbara Castellucci Laura Cerniglia Todd Chestnut Matthew Chin John Christakos Mary Cole—Treasurer Paul Cole Peter Collins John Conahay Cathleen Corcoran—Secretary Michael Corter Kimberly Cronk Sean Daum Michael Davies Brian Davis Joann Davis John DcMaucx Lori DePasquale Philip DcSilva Linda DcStefano Stuart Diehl Marc DiLeone David DcSai Mark DiTaranto Siobhan Dowling Lisa Drew Loriann Eakin Diane Eggers Elizabeth Ernst Christine Esposito Kevin Fagan Corey Fake Lisa Filippini James Fitzgerald Brenda Ruhr Gloria Frischke William Funk Anthony Germinario Robert Gigante Cynthia Gillman Dean Goodall Robert Grady Nadine Graham Eric Gustavscn Nadeen Hamdan Kim Hammond Sandra Hancock Robert Hannigan Susan Hardgrove Kim Harper Harold Haycock Holly Hearn Leslie Ann Hciser David Hempstcd 95 JUNIORS K. Corcoran, T. Joseph—“Hello boys ... C. Esposito, T. May—“You will do foolish things but do them with enthusi asm”—Anon. E. Gustavsen, P. Collins—Good friends, good times. Melissa Henderson Steven Henry Fiona Hills Kathy Hin Arthur HofTman Sven Hofmann Andrew Hogan Dayna Hollander Paul Hollingsworth Deborah Holste Elizabeth Howatt Janine Hummel Kelly Hurt Gitte Ingmann John lx Jodi Jameson Irene Jcfremow Jonathan Joachim Terese Joseph—Vice President Bronwyn Keenan Joy Kcrstncr Nancy Kerwin Jennifer Kicsche Monica Klawitter Randy Klecha Frank Kotscn Charles Kraycr Gunda Kreigshiem Sue Krinsk Thaddcus Kwasnik Nancy Lancelotti Charlene Lauer Christopher Laurita Tracy Leslie Kimberly Lewis Christine Lucente Jodie McKenn Jeffrey Mahadccn Barbara Martin Theresa May Joseph McCabe Laura McLean Elizabeth Metcalf Kelly Mickcns Brenda Molnar Kathleen Moore Carol Morrissey Joseph Morrissey Edward Munro Kathleen Murray Joseph Napolctano Carolyn Naugle Charles Neil Randy Nelson Jeffrey Nielson Charles Nill Beth Nolan Jacqueline Nunez Lynn Oburg Lyle Onoday Christopher Orland Tim O’Toole Joseph Paddock Robert Patterson Scott Pavlak Jeffrey Pellegrino John Pcnola Elizabeth Perepchuk Dijc Perilli Pamela Pctracca Mark Petrinino Ann Marie Pierson David Porter James Possehl Christine Post Edward Ray Gary Reading Daniel Richards Jill Ricther Cathie Rohlfling 97 Wendy Russinko Joseph Saccomanno Mary Salvaii Sandc Schlcsingcr Kenneth Schmidt Lynda Schmidt Christopher Shadwcll Thach Shaw Carolyn Sierk Jonathan Sigall Patricia-Ann Slattery Michelle Sofia Dawn Soltis Anthony Soule Susan Stafford James Stawccki Steven Stewart Bernard Stiroh President Christopher Storms James Strain Suzanne Strebinger Joshua Stuart Chris Svatos Linda Then Carolyn Thraxmann Karen Tooiey David VanEmburg Darren Vigilant Heather Vitz Ward Vrceland Janice Walzak Thomas Warburton Katherine Weiss Jonathan Wildcy Janet Wyble Beverly Youclls Lisa Youclls Elizabeth Zulauf JUNIOR BMAnASI THIS FRIQAr 1ST «90 c vo per CLASS OF ’84 Best Dressed of KHS—T. Chestnut B. Molnar, J. Riether, S. Strebinger—“One may smile and smile and still be a villain — Shakespeare J. McCabe, M. DiLeone, D. Gibbons—“Pleasure is more powerful than all fear of the penalty”—J.W. VonGoethe After the victory has been won G. Ingmann—“The little known art of being ... B. Keenan happy”—Voltaire K. Lewis—“A little evil is necessary for a great good”— Voltaire UNDERCLASSMEN n SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR: MR. HABEEB PRESIDENT: LIZ JOSEPH VICE PRESIDENT: PATTY GARDINER SECRETARY: GIGI KENT TREASURER: BOB LOMBARDO Gigi Kent Patty Gardiner Ralph Aequaro 9 Reality Drive. Kinnelon Float Committee 3,4; Pegasus 4; AVA 1; Drama Club 1; Photography Club 4; Library Council 3, 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Sept. 23 always and forever Thanx to all who have made this a good move Good luck to mom boo You only have one more to go. I’ll miss you. Luv ya Inge. Kinnelon baseball 13. Keep in touch Doc Woo. Stefanie Alexander 719 Stonehouse Road. Kinnelon Maria Aneiro 208 Boonton Avenue. Kinnelon Me ’n my R’nC, OJ V 7 + 7 makes- 14? Maria, get off the floor Look, flying rocks ... But I liked the front door KC Who tripped up the steps last night? Don’t get wise 99 — Did you see that? Be home around mid- night ... Sorry, Dad. I lost track of time. Mary Babcock 55 Hilltop Terrace. Kinnelon German Club I, 2, 4; Exchange Stu- dent to Germany II; Hostess Club 4; Choir 1; Float Committee 1. m Lynn Bailey 204 Hemlock Terrace Kenny 9 29 80 going to Nicks Niels, P.P.P. Parties; Best Friends, Sloan Mobile, Boones Farm, Breaking S.R. Gate. Playing Quarters, tator tots, Little Lowies, Getting the E’s Ba- bie Buds, City with Snoopy, Ken's RIB. Shore, we did it! Catherine Bakay 4 Ricker Road. Kinnelon SENIORS - THE CLASS OF 1983 Top: Laura Weiss, Diane Bormann, Lisa Zito, Ralph Aequaro, Terri Hunt, Mike Milano, Julia Gallagher, Sue Cutler, Leslie Vosshall, Kelly Long and eight happy football fans. How do you spell relief after a tailgate party? Bottom left: Monica Witt. - .. but I’m looking for the perfect school: not big, not small; not too urban, not too rural; good student faculty ratio and good food and a nice room and ... Bottom right: Peggy Rento, Laura Weiss, James Laurita, Debbie Kahn, Mike Milano, and Tony Cannataro. When Debbie Kahn talks, everybody listens. 1983 1983 Left top: Alison Maier, Debbie Diaco, Patty Gardiner. “Come on, you guys, SMILE!” Left center: Maria Aneiro and Sue Cutler. If truth is beauty, how come no one has their hair done in the library? —Lily Tomlin Left bottom: Tammy Schmidt and Maura McGovern. When a man is not amused, he feels an involuntary con- tempt for those who are. —Bulwer—Lytton Right top: Tom Downes. High school students are the largest oppressed minority in America. —Jerry Rubin Senior Politics Female Male Political Orientation: Liberal 40% 31% Conservative 29% 35% Indifferent 31% 34% Political Questions: Would you register for the Selective Service if required? Yes 71% 86% No 29% 14% Do you think that women should be drafted? Yes 46% 78% No 54% 22% Do you support the Equal Rights Amendment? Yes 60% 64% No 40% 36% Do you support a nuclear freeze reduction to halt the arms race? Yes 78% 81% No 22% 19% Jeff Bednarz 55 Gormley Lane. Kinnelon Michael Bauman 24 Lakeside Trail, Kinnelon Lisa Berezny 25 Forestdale Road. Kinnelon Paul Bertsch 38 Mathews Avenue. River dale Football 1; Ski Club 2, 3; Track 4. LETS LIVE A LITTLE BEFORE WE DIE FOREVER PARTY HEARTY ROCK N ROLL! HI SON! Diane Bormann 200 Hemlock Lane Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Soccer 3; Tennis 1, 2; Track 2. Remember the rock Kimmer thanks for telling me when the tree died Doo Doo we can relate!! YEH James Brown 446 Pepper i dge Tree Lane. Kinnelon Sandra Bykowicz 224 Gravel Hill Road. Kinnelon Student Council 3, 4; NHS 4; Float Committee 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; French Club 3; Choir 1, 2; Vocal En- semble I. In the land of Michigan, O.J.. Pool Parly. Tiger Promises in the Dark, The Police, B.K., Our House Call the Fire Dept.. Hoover, May 31, Avon, Holy SS The Wedding, Pink Champaignc, Behind Blue Eyes Brewski. Mustangs, Oh my God, Crash, Never Say No We do what we want. Turtle Race, Delaware, T.F.F. Dale Chemnitz 160 Kiel Avenue. Kinnelon Sept. 23 Did you see that? Greedy. BE Mandys We arc Americans! My fa- vorite Pal Tator Tots. James Crater 223 Old Woods Road. Kinnelon Swim Team 1.2, 3. 4; Soccer 1.2, 3,4; Varsity Club 3, 4. Douglas Burnett 370 Brookvale Road. Kinnelon Anthony Cannataro I Powderhorn Drive. Kinnelon I nlcract 3. Sec. 4; Drama Club 1.3.4; Musical I. 3; Choir I, 2. 3; Vocal En- semble I. 2, 3; PAVAS 3. 4; Spanish Club 4; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Exchange Student to Mexico 2; For- ensics 3. 4; Pegasus 3. Activities Edi- tor 4; Feedback 3. 4; Student Council I. 3, 4; Senate 4; Float Committee 4; Ski Team 4. Cl—Can’t get home without me. CES I’m not that smart. Guys Dolls Rum Rampage. SD—You look green. AFOS—two times!! Geometry gang DS—I love you. Dorothy Colosimo 114 Boon ton Avenue. Kinnelon Michael Cuozzo II Forestdale Road. Kinnelon 107 Susan Cutler 2 Chilhowie Drive. Kinnelon Musical 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4; PAVAS 3. 4; French Club Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4; NHS 2, 3, Pres. 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Cross Country Manager 3; Cross Country Stats 3; French Honor Society 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, Vice Pres. 4. MQw don’t get wise 7 7 make—14? me‘n my R’nC;OJ ’n V Pell Nation- al Health Katie’s Crcck at last, board-finishing party! Chem — what’s this white smoke? 46 CS Suc, go to the board Bull on the beach! Guys ’n Dolls pies are good to eat How much for the “I”? Jan, is that a bug bite? Stephanie Denaro 20 Walnut Lane. Kinnelon Juan Carlos DeAlba-Ortega 97 Newbury Place. River dale Deborah Diaco 71 Miller Road. Kinnelon Soccer 2, 3, 4; Cheering 1, 2, 3; Stu dent Council 1,2, 3,4; Float Commit tee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. Adrian Dittmar 38 Lincoln Road. Kinnelon Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4. Tracey Dirkson 40 Fernwood Crescent. River dale Judith Damstrom I Holly Trail. Kinnelon German Club, 1, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Choir I; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. Douglas Diggles 24 Derrygally Circle. Kinnelon Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. CLASS 1983 1983 CLASS Top left: Rich Plumpton. Just because you like my stuff doesn't mean I owe you anything. —Bob Dylan Top right: Patty Slattery, Tony C'annataro, and Laura Weiss. Did someone change the drinking age? Center left: Lisa Zito and Liz Joseph being jolly at an NHS cultural night. Center right: Niels Schuurmans and Jeff Garcia. All happiness de- pends on a leisurely breakfast. —John Gunther Bottom left: “I can't cope with this course any more, despairs Seamus Dowling. Bottom Right: Seanna Dumbrell. Pretty in Pink. —The Psychedelic Furs Pamela Domonkos 39 Reality Drive. Kinnelon Musical 1, 2, 3; Choir I, 2, 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2. 3.4; PAVAS 2, 3.4; NHS 2, 3, Treas. 4; Feedback Editor 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Drama Club 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 2, 4; Cheering 2. WILBUR—WEB; HEY ROG; CAT; I DON’T GOT NO CHANGE! TER- RILO—SD EYE; PARSIPPANY; GLORIA; New Years ’82 Sio— MUSICALS; R C; FIRE AND ICE; KING BISCUIT; TAB; TACO; M M’s; MARTHA; INFATU- ATIONS; Waa Waa Wa NoMas! HUMBLE BUMBLE; MANNY’S BIO CLASS; JUNE 82 Chuug; chuug; That’s what he said! IILWMSB; ONWARD Jeannine Dorazio 21 Ridge Trail. Kinnelon Seamus Dowling 358 Brook vale Road. Kinnelon Thomas Downes 3 Oak wood Trail. Kinnelon Football 1,2, 3; Lacrosse 2, 3,4; FLP 1, 2. 3, 4. — Thomas Dondero 9 Wind beam Road. Riverdale AIASA Club 1,2, 3. 4; Band 4; Corv cert Band 4; Photography Club 4 Bowling 4; Intramurals 2, 3. Ruth Dowden 273 Umgmeadow Road. Kinnelon NHS 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3. 4; Float Committee 4. It’s not wolves, it’s Ruthcn. mcllonhead. Dr. Ruth, NYR JD. Islanders suck. Look Out For That Tree. G-Force, Bat Patrol, Beaver, Choc Chip Theon SG. The Musical Preferences of the Class of 1983 General Categories: Jazz Classical 8.6% Jazz 8.9% Other Music 9.7% New Music 21.6% Rock 51.2% Specific Categories: Classical Classical in general 3.3% Baroque 2.3 Romantic 1.5 Modern 1.5 Jazz in general 1.5% Blues 1.5 Big Band era 1.5 Rhythm blues 1.3 Modern jazz 1.0 Traditional jazz 0.8 Soul 0.5 Motown 0.5 Progressive 0.3 ther Broadway 2.8% Country 2.5 Muzak 2.3 Other in general 1.3 Gospel 0.8 Seanna Dumbrell 551 Cherry Tree iMne, Kinnelon French Club 1, 2, Pres. 3, Pres. 4; French Honor Society Sec. 3, Sec. 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Swim Team I, 3, 4; Ring Committee 2, 3; Float Committee 2, 4; Prom Committee 2,3; Band 1; Hostess Club 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 3; Varsity Club 3. 4; Interact Club 3, 4 Canuck. Champagne. Let’s have a surprise PARTY! MEGA, Dr. Ruth! Judas Priest, LHY, Campout ’82 Eh!?—PIE, Foreigner, Drunken Mad- ness-May 7, The 500” THE CARS 22 . Daagen Haaz, We eat our dead!! TRISHA BITCH A PARTIES, Nov. 15, STUPID, CANADA’82 Journal Parties, 4: OOAM, STFC Forever! SAGE711X3 New Music New wave 4.3% New romantic 2.5 Reggae 2.5 Punk 2.3 Political punk 2.3 Postpunk 1.8 Ska 1.0 Electronic 1.0 Funk-reggae 1.0 Avant garde 0.8 Calypso Caribbcan 0.8 African Third World 0.8 Hard core punk 0.5 Rock Rock in general 12.9% Mellow rock 6.8 Regular rock 6.1 British invasion 5.6 ’60’s Protest 4.3 Woodstock era 4.3 Heavy metal rock 3.4 Oldies ’50’s 2.8 Folk-rock 1.5 Top 40 rock 1.3 Pop 1.0 Folk 0.5 Southern rock 0.4 Gospel rock 0.3 Keith Fernot 33 Highlands Drive, Kinnelon Lisa Freeman 19 Woodland Court. Kinnelon NHS 3, 4; Art Club Vice Pres. 2; Float Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; Photography Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4- Choir 1. “Just when you thought you had life’s puzzle all put together, someone hands you another piece!” “When you put your best foot forward, your worst foot somehow always catches you.” “I’m in a New York State of mind.” Billy Joel Jeannine Femia 2 Cobb Lane. Kinnelon German Club 2. 3, 4; German Honor Society 3, 4; Exchange Student to Germany 3; NHS 2, 3, 4; Freedback 2; Chem League 2; Track 2. JAD, WUNSTORF. DAVE, DR RUTH, DUAHA, CHEM, SAIL- ING? WASHINGTON, DC, 14th and I. DAAGEN H A A Z RUN. STFC RPI, KRAUTS!, RAIDERS, GEILE!, OCT 23’81, BEAVERMAN SPRINGSTEEN, POGO BITTE!. GO-GO’S, STACHMO, DYPOK Scott Ferrara 28 Lakeview Drive. Kinnelon Football 1, 2, Capt. 3, Capt. 4; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 4; Inter- act Club 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 3; Float Committee 2, 3, 4. Richard Frischke 36 Round Hill Road. Kinnelon 111 Julie Futcher Luisito Gahol 704 Orchard Road. Kinnelon 15 Alpine Drive. Kinnelon French Club 1. 2, 3; Spanish Honor Society 4; Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4; Float Committee 1. 2, 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Choir 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2; Soc- cer 3. BFA Alison, Manuela, bigfoot. egging with DS AM LM. Good times at Lake Naomi '82. Eva and the TRUCK stop, France ici un grand—! Saint Merdc! Amy check it out. that’s cool. Dominies LOVE always RJ. ZULU, Mmawh. Binge—shore with Kelly. Julia Gallagher Jeffrey Garcia 519 Pepperidge Tree Lane. Kinnelon 46 Wilson Avenue. Riverdale Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Musical 3; Choir 1.2: PAVAS 3.4; Ski Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. SCARED FROSH. BORING SOPHS. COCKY JUNS. COOL SEN BONJOUR PARIS! HAN- NEN ALT-BV. BOBSY—GER- MANY! BREAKFAST—PQ. SSPP. WIFE. COLO? GRANADA, GENNY AND SCHNAPPS. DRO, CST, GIMME KISSEE! G T. OLD FRIENDS—A TIME OF INNO- CENCE. A TIME OF CONFI- DENCE JU, TOBY. MO. PEGGER. LO. TAM. ZIT, DOO-LOVE TO ALL. Sharon Gleeson 310 Cherry Tree Lane. Kinnelon NHS 2, 3.4; Chess Club Vice Pres. 3, Patricia Gardiner 97 Newbury Place. Riverdale Class Pres. 2; Class Vice Pres. 1, 4 Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Float Com mittee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3 Softball 1, 2. 3. 4: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1; Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 French Club 2; Concert Band 1. Dominick Germinario Cutlass Road and Rt 23. Riverdale Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2, 3. 4; Track 2. Chris Gibson 115-58 Black Oak Lane. Kinnelon Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Drama Club 2: Musical 2. I made it! Remember Rosie, Sandy, Wanda. Mary and Bruce—7 3 81. BOTB’s: MORE FEEDBACK! SB. EM, Districts, Nationals, Ocean Grove. Allentown, Philippians 1:21,3: 7-14, John 3:30. “Still at the end of every hard day people find some rea- son to believe.” Thanks Mom and Dad! Vice Pres. 4; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Exchange Student to Mexico 2; Student Council 3,4: Ski Club 1,2; Tennis 2, 3, 4: Swim Team 2. 3. 4; Interact 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Band 1; Concert Band 1; Float Committee 4. IGUANA FACE, G-FORCE, BEA- VER, WE EAT OUR DEAD. 9 NYY, ITS A GETTY GONER, YOU HUCKLEBERRY. DR. RUTH BAT PATROL, OTTO CHOC CHIP THEORY. SHARONPIE, RD CLASS OF 1983 Top left: Majorettes Stacey Van Luvender and Cynthia Webster. Top right: Leslie Vosshall. Besser Heute Aktiv Als Morgen Radioaktiv. (Bet- ter active today than radioac- tive tomorrow.) Bottom left: Wilton Woods and Kim Lew- is. Those of you who think you know everything are very annoying to those of us who do. Bottom right: Carolann Sudol. There’s so much to say, but your eyes keep inter- rupting me. —Christopher Morley 113 Risa Goldman 548 Cherry Tree Lane NHS 2, 3. 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; French Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1,2, 3, Ring Committee 2; Float Committee 4. SURPRISE! H.A.M.C., Ma.. Colts, USY. Mickey Mouse, RHS. Skiing, Dr. Ruth, A.C., B4B4! Carrots any- one? Kristen Hackos 10 Sonya Terrace. River dale Choir 3; Band 1; Art Club 1, 2. Robert Hakin 53 Riverview Terrace. Riverdale James Hicks 309 Cherry Tree Lane. Kinnelon Floal Committee 1; Football 1; Tennis 1; Ski Team 1. The Surprise Party Glasses Combs and Cross Terri Hunt 441 Pepperidge Tree iMne NHS 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2. 3, 4; Pegasus 4; French Club 2; French Honor Society 2, Trcas. 3, Trcas. 4; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Musical 2; PAVAS 3, 4; Choir I; Vocal Ensemble 2, 3; Class Trcas. 2; Football Cheering 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball Cheering 1, 2, 3. 4. “On the floor-On the table—Good Job! March—1980; Rick; Fri the 13; France; Mice in the Metro “Wild horses couldn’t drag me away The shore Parsippany; Robcrto’s Jamic “Take it light!” “1 like it with cheese and meat . . Pamcllo Gloria!; SRB; The Who; Web-Best friends for- ever! Caryl lx 356 Brookvale Road. Kinnelon Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Ex- change Student to Mexico 2; Student Council 3,4; Float Committee 1,2,4; Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Interact Club 3, 4. Rumbles in the back of the bus; 4:00AM swims; WE EAT OUR DEAD; La Escama; riot in MC; Fame; Thanks TC; Writing the Alpha- bet for MrC; DORA Alcohol Flames toy workman;—Pie; Chuckstonc Dr. R. icecream cone; JS RM CS Pam elevator Listen to what the man says smile be cheerful Alexander Jankovich 13 Carl Place. Kinnelon Basketball I. 2, 3. 4; Football 1. Thomas Janiczek 6 Cook Terrace, Kinnelon Elizabeth Joseph 150 Kakeoul Road. Kinnelon NHS 3, 4; Class Vice Pres. 2. 3; Class Pres 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4; Pegasus Activities Editor 4; PAVAS 3. 4; German Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Tennis 2; Track 1; Basketball Stats 1. “SEEMS LIKE ONLY YESTER- DAY WE WERE LAUGHING LIKE A COUPLE OF KIDS’’- ROD STEWART CALZONES. WHATS M MTA. WAH-WAH WAH-WAH-WAH. SHEET, I’M SORRY, SPEED DEMONS. WIN- DOWS FROM SWIMMING. PEAR. N.J TURNPIKE. SEA SIDE. “FUNNY HOW TIME SLIPS AWAY. OH HOW SOON WE CHANGE '—ROD STEWART WHAT WE LISTEN TO: Beatles, Dead Kennedys, Judas Priest, Public Image Ltd., Led Zeppelin, Timberwolf, Gang of Four, Frank Sinatra, Duran Duran, Heart, Pink Floyd, Joe Jackson, Laurie Anderson, Alan Parsons Project, Go-Go’s, Genesis, B.J. Thomas, the Damned, Cat Stevens, Sex Pistols, Chicago, Juice Newton, .38 Special, Catch—22, Devo, Carol King, Supertramp, John Cale, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Point Blank, Stiv Bators, Bad Company, Frank Zappa, Iggy Pop, John Cougar, Simon and Garfunkel, Lydia Lunch, Foreigner, Jimi Hendrix, Scorpions, Velvet Underground, Queen, Police, Brian Eno, Dry Clean Only, Ozzy Osbourne, John Lennon, Wall of Voodoo, Billy Joel, Adam and the Ants, Olivia Newton-John, Madness, English Beat, Rolling Stones, Crystal Ship, Squeeze, Muddy Waters, Black Flag, Claude Debussy, Bee Gees, David Johansen, Def Lepperd, New York Dolls, Luciano Pavarotti, Neil Young, Riot, Romeo Void, Mamas Papas, Huey Lewis and the News, Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush, Joy Division, R.E.M., Edgar Winter, Dead Boys, George Thorogood, David Byrne, Buddy Holly, Rush, Saxon, Electric Light Orchestra, Lords of the New Church, Journey, Air Supply, X, Elton John, Stray Cats, Bachman Turner Overdrive, Third World, AC DC, Blondic, J. Geils Band. Fleetwood Mac, Someone and the Somebodies, Barbra Streisand, Buzzcocks, U2, Who, November Group, Diana Ross and the Supremes, Crosby Stills Nash, Peter Gabriel, Eagles, Fleshtones, Yoko Ono, Robert Palmer, Annette Humpe, Bongos, Moody Blues, Flying Lizards, Bob Marley and the Wailers, Eric Clapton, Kinks, Exene Cervanka, Clash, DelFuegos, Boston, Mission of Burma, Chuck Berry, Warren Deborah Kahn 179 Summit Terrace South. Kinnelon Choir 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3. Hot T.w friends. Kaluah on coffee ice cream mmm! OJ V w W.W., S. Dip- ping. Florida—K.B., Lauren. The Stones. NYC!!—“Lets go shopping! , Heid. The Ritz, TRAVIS, Go for it! Scott Kelly Colonial Lane. Kinnelon 116 Zevon, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, America, Nina Hagen Band, Kenny Rogers, Adrian Belew, Barry Manilow, Anti- Nowhere League, Vangelis, Pete Townshend, Loverboy, Rotzkotz, Styx, Jackson Browne, Split Enz, Pat Benatar, Jam, Steve Miller Band, Cure, Quarterflash, David Bowie, Linda Rhonstadt, Haircut 100, Carla Devito, Jimmy Buffet, Cheap Trick, Marius Muller Westerhagen, Black Sabbath, Yardbirds, Yes, Van Halen, Marshall Tucker Band, Psychedelic Furs, Allman Brothers, Bruce Springsteen, Killing Joke, Doobie Brothers, Stranglers, Grateful Dead, Television, Janis Joplin, Molly Hatchet, Flock of Seagulls, Outlaws, Billy Squier, April Wine, Temptations, Rod Stewart, XTC, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Motels, Good Rats, Black Uhuru, Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, Doors, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Carly Simon, UFO, James Taylor, S.S. Decontrol, REO Speedwagon, Beach Boys, Iron Maiden, Ideal, Triumph, Kansas, Rainbow, Phil Collins, Dottie West, Asia, Oingo Boingo, Dan Fogelberg, Jethro Tull, Eddie Money, Talking Heads, Cars, Little River Band, Elvis Costello and the Attractions, B-52’s, Santana, Certain Generals, Bob Dylan, Robert Fripp, Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, King Crimson, Survivor, Atlantics, Aretha Franklin, ABBA, Residents, Weather Report, Glenn Frey, Boomtown Rats, Ramones, Echo and the Bunnymen, Au Pairs, dB’s, Raybeats, Bush Tetras, Kate Bush, Cramps, Major Thinkers, Mental As Anything, Men At Work, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, Dark, Kim Wilde, Thompson Twins, Culture Club. James Kelly 575 Green Hill Road. Kinnelon German Club 2. 3.4; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Team 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 1; Basketball I. Georgia Kent 197 Kakeout Road. Kinnelon Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treas. 1; Class Sec. 4; Choir 2; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Track 1,2,3; Basketball Stats 1; Football Cheering 1, Capt. 2, Capt. 4; Basketball Cheering 2, 3. Tobi Doo Web Ter Weller Gree Doog Niels Dave The precious times we’ve shared, shall never be forgotten! My love always. FooFoo Gaga Pa “I get by with a little help from my friends. e ihwt il epfo yfin Scott Kerton 33 Voorhis Road, Kinnelon Thomas King Lakeview Drive. Kinnelon Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; AlASA 3.4; Stage Crew 1,2; Library Council 1. Michelle Leclerc II Reality Drive, Kinnelon Class Pres. 1; Float Committee 1,2,3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Chairperson 4; Ring Committee Chairperson; Soccer I; Softball I; Basketball Cheering 2, 3; Football Cheering 4; Choir 1.2; Vocal Ensem- ble 3; PAVAS 3,4; French Honor Soci- ety 2, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4; French Club I, 2, 3, 4; Student Council I, 2, 3.4; Senate Alternate 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2. My choices were clear yet I froze with the fear of not knowing which way to go. One road was simple acceptance of life, the other offered sweet peace. When I made my decision my vision became my release.—D. Fogelberg Robert Lombardo 10 Chilhowie Drive, Kinnelon Class Treas. 4; Float Committee 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2. Lori King 6 Hemlock Street. Riverdale Library Council 3; Pegasus 2, 3; Ring Committee 3; Float Committee 1, 4. James Laurita I Jerome Drive. Kinnelon THE STRUT, MARIAS APPLE, PB 1, WETDOG, HAG, MAYO. SO LEAVE IF YOU DON’T LIKE IT, POLE HANGING. G T KARATE CLASS. REDSMEAR, WOBBLE HEAD, TIGHT FACE WATER BALLOON PISTOL RAIDS, CRUSHED FLOWERS, BOONES FARM IS GARBAGE, THE RED PARROT, 62 VETTE TREAT ME RIGHT, S C, HA!!, CAZZI, NYC, TAKE IT EASY. Henry Lee 378 Gravel Hill Road. Kinnelon Tennis 1.2, 3.4; Cross Country 1; Ski Team 4. Kelly Long 644 Beachwood Lane. Kinnelon Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1. 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Soccer I, 2. 3; Ski Team I, 2, 3, 4. FA! BienTimesw DBLZ, Seaside w KLKD in between cars Stones w NS. Whccyltun, Boob, Lcs, Quebec, Francew JF “which way”—TB I can’t close my mouth” The Village Summer Lovers sking soccer SAC Boufon Fashion Comfort Shot- op HEY! Police w LZDBSF McSorley’s Houlihands KD me. Alison Maier 7 4 Orchard Road. Kinnelon AWHHBP Alison and Scott, nights at the rock. Toby-man, Pa let me know, Good-bye Weller!! Do-Do, Dexter. Stack and me at Nick’s a night to re- member. The Who Police. The hop- pers!!! My fi-fi Primo! It’s so hot! IGtHg ihalttEH rm.M red Samuel Mann Daniel Lane, Kinnelon LET THERE BE ROCK Jeffrey Marcheso 43 Mead Avenue. Riverdale Football I Barbara May 6 Hearthstone Drive. Kinnelon Student Council I, 2; French Club 1, 2. Vice Pres. 3, 4; Float Committee 1. 2.4; Prom Committee 3; Musical 2.4; Football Manager I, 2, 3. Babs; Champagne; Dr. Ruth—CAS “We Love You; Go-Go’s “Dance; Dance; Dance;” Pseudo Loves P'M; B.T. Syndrome; “I’ve got a headache; “oreo”; 61; E.B Phone Home; Twi- light Zone; Daagen-Haaz; LAB 118 Maureen McGovern 7 Sylvan Trail. Kinnelon Student Council I, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 3. 4; Pegasus 3, 4; Art Club 1; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Softball 1. Get a real mind GP’S footprints Bras THE NJSH ORE Germany Summer ’82 CRASH! DP I 5 TROLLS The Bench PQ ILYDP Camping Duker’s Smurfs Grounded Isabella. Rhoda, Rabbi. Tamclla PHS MC NYC PEG LB NF.Lo Ju THE FROSH Mon- arch Cliff’s ugh! TR IG! Memories College W M Goodbye KHS GOODLUCK Laurie Martino 6 Sugar Hill Road. Kinnelon Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1,2; Float Committee 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. The Deviant Senior Name: John X. Doe Place of Birth: Anytown, U.S.A.Citizenship Utopian Nationality: An- tarctican, Atlantian Places of Residence: Al- pha Century, Milky Way: Crab Nebula; Ti- ton. Mars. Places of Employment: The Urani- um Mine; Three Mile Island; The American Embassy in Teheran, Iran; 17th Street Deal- er. Future Career: King of the Galaxy or a Fetal Fcnomenon. Languages Spoken: Mar- tian, Plutonian College Plans: Meninblack A- cademy Extra-Curricular Activities: Orga- nizing Communist coups; terrorizing the pub- lic; test piloting flying saucers; influencing others by propaganda; missile racing; build- ing nuclear weapons and giving them to homicidal maniacs; acting like a jellyfish out of water. Personal Statement: “Besides the obvious things listed above, I like breathing. I tried quitting a few times, but I always went back to it. I guess I’m addicted. 1 also like soccer, hockey, sailing, motorcycles, guns, knives, plastic explosives, and picking on my sisters. My ultimate fantasy is to go into Grand Union and take one of those frozen turkeys (you know, the ones with the plastic netting on them and the plastic handles) and swing it around until enough velocity is built up to enable a flight path corresponding to the graph of y=-l i X I think I coui throw it over three or four aisles, depending on the size of the turkey. Maybe after finals. Denise McKennev 6 Sylvan Trail. Kinnelon Art Club 1, Pres. 2, 3, Pres. 4; Basket- ball I. 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2; Track 2. True greatness does not lie with world- ly fame It lies instead with those who choose To serve in Jesus name. Only one life will soon be past. Only what’s done for Christ will last. If any man be in Christ, he is a new person. Thomas McLean 9 Bania Road. Kinnelon Kathleen Medaugh 55 Lakeside Trail. Kinnelon NHS 2,3.4; PAVAS 3.4; French Hon- or Society 2, 3; French Club Treas. 3; Student Council 3. 4; Float Commit- tee 2, 3. Robert Meluso 21 Glen Rock Drive. Kinnelon William Metcalf 156 Boonton Avenue. Kinnelon Football 1. 119 SENIORS Left top: Sue Cutler with her new SI00 bill. No woman is ever too slim or too rich. —Mrs. William Paley Left center: Tom Norton and Bob Fitzger- ald. Everyone needs to believe in something. I believe I’ll have another beer. Left bottom: Leslie Vosshall. This is a nice planet to visit, but I wouldn’t want to live here. Right top: Ruth Dowden. I would insult you, but you wouldn’t understand it, so I won’t. Right bottom: Kelly Long. Fashions fade, style is eternal. —Yves Saint Laurent for NUCLm FREE! CLASS OF 1983 Left top: Laura Weiss and Deri Samuelson. The new Pampers model with her agent. Left bottom: Paula Mueller and Bahara Whritenour. When two do the same thing, it is not the same thing. —Medieval Latin Proverb Right top: Kristen Hackos and Wendy Radimer. Right center: Seniors outside the Senior Brunch Though I will never fade Or get lost in this daze... Though I will disappear Into the street parade... —Strummer-Jones Right bottom: Tony Cannataro and Laura Weiss. Music is the timeless experi- ence of constant change. —Jerry Garcia Michael Milano 20 Woodland Court. Kinnelon Class Pres. 3: Pegasus 4; PAVAS 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Photography Club 2. 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew I; Float Committee 3, 4: Prom Committee 3; Soccer 1, 2. 3. LAUGH AND BE FAT: RALPH THE CUBE; EGG ROLLS JV HOT- T AND SKI-DIP; M:+ KI- MONO: POGO BITTE OOGIE: SMOKE RISE SECURITY: LEATHER AND LINKS HPW III; “WHY IS THE CEILING SO HIGH? John Milhank Forge Pond. Kinnelon Rd.. Kinnelon PAVAS 4; German Club 4; Musical 3, 4; Soccer 1; Tennis 2, 3. 4; Track 1. Gregory Mills 6 Standish Lane. Kinnelon Shawn Morgan 0 Sycamore Trail. Kinnelon Baseball 1,2; Soccer 1,2; Ski Team I, 2, 3, 4. Leslie Mills 27 Reality Drive. Kinnelon Gig—PWBR. Sweden, Look Back. The Shorc WEB It’s OK. Florida Terri—Yankees, Rocky DooDoo— My pal. Toyota, Parli. Feb. 82, LUV YA Toby—PHEMGS, “Bye TOBY' MATT Champagne. Anth- ony’s, the street, our house, pray Scott, Grieg—the shore, “sand in my cuffs!” “SHUT UP. LES!'7“The Who, Police William Munies 3 Hilltop Road. Kinnelon 122 Jo-Ann Nawrocki 7 Cobb Lane. Kinnelon Feedback I, 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, Sec. 4; Intramurals I; Powder Puff Football 4; Soccer I; Track 1,2, Capt., All-Conference 3, Capt., All-Confer- ence 4; Swim Team 2, 3. 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. JOBECK. BEAVER PATROL, VCBoardFinishing Party, Dr. Ruth, PscudoLovcsP'M, Preppy Goes To Paterson, SC A, CANADA82, STFCForever, MustangMan, Twi- lightZonc. Lets Have A Surprise Par- ty, Mega— , eh?, Campout 82, Gradma, BT. “We Eat Our Dead , — pie, Oreo, MrX, L B, Daagcn- Haaz, Foreigner, 22, BrotherStud, Massive. Top left: Maura McGovern and Laura Weiss. “Forget it. Let’s just sit down again and chew on our fingers.” Bottom left: Liz Joseph, Lisa Zito and Cynthia Webster turning Japanese. Top right: Don’t be depressed, Kelly, there are only I793 � school days until graduation. Center right: Julia Gallagher. Humor is just another defense against the uni- verse. —Mel Brooks Bottom right: Brian Rakowsky. Macho does not prove mucho. —Zsa Zsa Gabor Michael Norton 16 Parkway. Riverdale Senior Entertainment Top Five TV Shows: 1. M A S H 2. Dynasty 3. Hill Street Blues 4. The Uncle Floyd Show 5. Saturday Night Live Top Five Movies: 1. Rocky 1,2,3 2. An OfTicer and a Gentleman 3. E.T., The Extra Terrestrial 4. Raiders of the Lost Ark 5. Star Wars Top Three Comediennes: 1. Joan Rivers 2. Gilda Radner 3. Carol Burnett Top Three Comedians: 1. Richard Pryor 2. Steve Martin 3. George Carlin Top Five Actresses: 1. Goldie Hawn 2. Katherine Hepburn 3. Jane Fonda 4. Barbra Streisand 5. Faye Dunaway Top Five Actors: 1. Alan Alda 2. Richard Gere 3. Burt Reynolds 4. Clint Eastwood 5. Humphrey Bogart Favorite Professional Sport Teams: Baseball: New York Yankees Hockey: New York Rangers Soccer: New York Cosmos Football: New York Giants Basketball: New Jersey Nets Thomas Norton 7 Trail West. Kinnehn Michael O’Hea 22 Evans Road, Riverdale All-State Choir 4; Regional Choir I, 2; Band I; Concert Band I; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3.4; PAVAS 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 3; Li- brary Council I; Drama Club 2; Float Committee 4; Musical I, 2, 3, 4. 124 Beth Pagella 22 Derrygally Circle, Kinnelon I John Parry Philip Perrotta 30 Lakeview Drive. Kinnelon 8 Rock wood Trail. Kinnelon Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2; Band 1. Christopher Petronino Richard Plumpton 115-93 Sugar Hill Road. Kinnelon 74 East Lake Road. Kinnelon NHS 3, 4; Photography Club 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Track 3, 4; AIASA 4. Jean Polomski 21 Cliff Trail. Kinnelon NHS 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3; PAVAS 3, 4; Float Committee 2, 3, 4. Wendy Radimer 21 Dogwood Trail. Kinnelon Choir I, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4; All-State Choir 3, 4; Regional Choir 3,4; PAVAS 3,4; Library Coun- cil 3,4; Drama Club 3; Float Commit- tee 4; Musical I, 2. 3, 4. Music remains the only art, the last sanctuary Wherein originality may re- veal itself in the Face of fools and not pierce their mental opacity. James Huncker Brian Rakowski 34 Chilhowie Drive. Kinnelon 125 Jeffrey Raquet 74 Cottage Place. River dale Frederick Reidenbach 47 Undercliff Road. Kinnelon Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4; Pegasus Sports Editor 4; Class Treas. 3; PAVAS 4; German Club 1, 2, 4; Prom Committee 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. David Reid 115-15 Undercliff Terrace. Kinnelon German Club 2, 3, 4; German Honor Society 3, 4; Exchange Student to Germany 3; Soccer 2, 4. JAD OCTO- BER 23, 1981 G RATE ECHT SCHARF 14TH AND I, WASH- INGTON D.C. BENNY’S HOUSE EIN REICHER MANN HAT EIN GROSSER MISTHAUFEN! CEN- TRALKAUF SKIPPY FEDER- WEISSE THOMAS HGW “DON’T DO ANYTHING DUMB” “YES FRAU”ALEX Peggy Rento 19 Eric Drive. Kinnelon 000 how nice; pep spit sis’s; LTJP;GAR;NO WAY! REDMS;NJ- F ROSCO;smithers;“4 little kids” in KHS “RONA”;Canada reunions al- ways; HEY BE BE; BOONES manto- loking summers;Boynton;snow- days;SSPP;LIP CSNY;BI02;SPI- KER;Nancy;T-Necks;COPR WIRE NOSE NE BRONCO TRIP LU; Moo;2PAS;AL;PQ-DQ;SHOT OP!! Kim Rice 52 Lakeside Trail. Kinnelon French Club 1; Library Council 1, 2; Hostess Club 2. Joseph Rizzo 42 Hamburg Turnpike. Riverdale Vincent Ridley 7 The Crossway. Kinnelon Russell Rupinski 2 Carol Road. Kinnelon Band 3, 4; Concert Band, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3, 4. THE CLASS OF 1983 Left top: Samuel Mann. Include me out. —Samuel Goldwyn Left center: Jim Brown enjoying the best part of every magazine, the centerfold. Left bottom: Fred Reidenbach. UI know the answer is around here somewhere.” Right top: Peggy Rento. Architecture should be dedicated to keeping the outside out and the inside in. — Leonard Baskin Right bottom: James Laurita. If I seem to be running, it’s because I’m pursued. —Mia Farrow 1983 Food Favorites Top Five Ice Cream Flavors: 1. mint chocolate chip 2. peanut butter 3. chocolate 4. vanilla 5. chocolate chip Top Five Candies: 1. Snickers 2. M M’s 3. Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups 4. Twix 5. Sugar Daddies Top Five Sodas: 1. Coca-Cola 2. 7Up 3. Tab 3. Pepsi 5. Dr. Pepper Top Three Fast Food Restaurants: 1. McDonald’s 2. Burger King 3. Wendy’s Deidre Samuelson 647 Beech wood Lane, Kinnelon Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4; French Club I, 2; French Honor Society 3. 4; PAVAS 3. 4; Choir I, 2, 3; Vocal En- semble 2, 3; Float Committee J, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Basketball Cheering I; Football Cheering 2, 3, 4. Laurie, You're rushing things! It’s okay Pam you’re in Manny’s Bio class. “Look for me girls ...” Goog The Allmans The Who Gan! Helen goes to France Terri Florida-a keg party? Par- is subway, of Mice and Men. Stay off the road. Weller, New Years 80 Greeg Doog. Gregory Sauter 41 Forestdale Road. Kinnelon Football 1,2, 3, Capt. 4; Basketball I. Lacrosse Capt. 3; Capt. 4; Wrestling 2. “WISH YOU WERE HERE’’ •‘PORKCHOPTOBY WELLER- GIGGERBLRNOUTHASH- N 1 ELS 1)00 DOO DOOG WE- BROKO” Diane Schmidt 3 Water's Edge, Kinnelon German Club 2. 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Float Committee 2, 4. DAAGEN HAAZ RUN, GO GO’S DANCE DANCE DANCE!!! NEV- ER PLUCK YOUR EYEBROWS IN THE DARK, JAD C’EST LA GUERRE, PRUBET vs COSMOS, WASHINGTON SUBWAY. THE GAMBLER RAIDERS, BIAFS VANILLASHAKE DR. RUTH RO- SANNA MOSCOW, GREECE, AUSTRIA TARZAN NORWICH COMMIESWEATSHIRT PUMA SKIING '83 128 Heather Schmidt 32 Fayson Lakes Road, Kinnelon FRIENDS AND MEMORIES FOREVER TREASURED Tammy Schmidt 53 Lakeside Trail, Kinnelon Student Council 2, 3; Senate I; Li- brary Council 4; Float Committee 1, 2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Intramur- als 1,2.3,4; Basketball 2, 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Team 1. SSPP Soccer JLDC cops on horses snakes in Bush Portapit Poptarts Raw- rice Tamella nose Germany Prom Hannen Alt CC Seniors 1983 BCCM CS JTAG Breakaway Bras KG Spit Harsisters HH Paul Schneeloch 38 Undercliff Road. Kinnelon NHS 3, 4; Marching Band I, 2, 4; Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, 4; German Honor Society 4: Ex- change Student to Germany 3; Span- ish Honor Society 4: Float Committee 4; Pit Band for Musical 2; Swim Team 2, 4. GERMANY 1981; HOLTY GYM- NASIUM; CENTRALKAUF; HEY YOU GREEK; KRAUTS; JOE H ENGEL-UNSER HELD; JF DR UNITED FRONT; HEY GIRLS; I’M NOT A BANDIE!; GWEE WASHINGTON DC; DING- DONG: FOGGY BOTTOM; DAN- ISHES Niels Schuurmans 370 Brookvale Road, Kinnelon THERE ARE PLACES I LL RE- MEMBER ALL MY LIFE THOUGH SOME HAVE CHANGED SOME FOREVER NOT FOR BETTER SOME HAVE GONE ANDSOME REMAIN ALL THESE PLACES HAD THEIR MOMENTS WITH LOVERS AND FRIENDS I STILL CAN RECALL SOME ARE DEAD AND SOME ARE LIVING IN MY LIFE I’VE LOVED THEM ALL —Beatles BOO M EC H A KOOGOOS PA II Judith Sensenbach 2 Matilda Terrace. Towaco NHS 2, 3,4; Pegasus Faculty and Ad- ministration Editor 4; German Club 3. 4; German Honor Society 4; Flag Twirlers 3; Color Guard 3. Class of 1983: Personal Profile Eye Color Brown 41.8% Blue 29.8 Hazel 14.9 Green 12.0 Other 1.5 Hair Color Brown 64.2% Blonde 31.3 Black 3.0 Red 1.5 Hair Type Straight 50.7% Wavy 37.3 Curly 8.0 Plan to get married: 93% Plan to stay single: 7% Average number of children planned: 2.9 129 Denise Smith 16 Brown Court, Riverdale NHS 2, 3, Sec. 4; Spanish Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Bio League I; Float Com- mittee 4: Ring Committee 2; Softball 3, 4. Calculus: We can't do no moe' No mas It just doesn’t matter PLR Soft- ball: Kalamazoo. Mich. Degreaser SS I B 4 l7 Lunch: Diet? Still Hungry? You look at mc’’ Delora s Nails 51 ? Michlyn Sorgi 28 Parkway, Riverdale Patricia Soto 23 Halsey Avenue. Riverdale PETE-N-PATTI 1-15-82 ... McD's and Gaspar's Later. MUCH! I DIDN'T WREAK YOUR TAP! I CAN’T GET UP!! YOUNG TURKS—I LOVE ROCK ROLL FRIENDS ARE FOREVER PLEASE DON’T GO! OSCAR: WE DID IT!!! Cathryn Soule 6 Mulberry Trail. Kinnelon Carolann Sudol 280 Longmeadow Road. Kinnelon NHS 3. 4; Student Council 3; French Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Spanish Honor Society 3.4; Intcract Club 3.4; German Club 4; Float Committee 4; Tennis 2, 3. 4; Swim Team 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Choir 2; Orchestra 2. “Who says Will is not generous? He is always fond of giving, and cares not for receiving—What? Why, Advice. B. Franklin. 4AM swimming We eat our dead. LSU—Bengals STFC Forcvcr AESV. BABAF. THC face Kehmbots SRJT TP. SL, CF, LH, KP. IVAN LENDL 1 Hcy! Zabe! . . . 60 REM END PROGRAM Lily Tsuei 55 Hilltop Terrace. Kinnelon Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Hostess Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Photography Club 2, 3,4; Soccer I, 2, 3. Avery special thank you to Mary Bab- cok and her family for letting me stay with them to finish my senior year after my family moved last summer. Sure hope you will come visit me in Hawaii. Daniel Torres 52 Siek Road. Kinnelon Eric Unger 29 Cabot Lane. Kinnelon When I die bury me deep, with my Technics speakers at my feet. With earphones on my head, never stop cranking THEGRATEFULDEAD Daniel VanEeuwen 148 Boonton Avenue. Kinnelon Stacey VanLuvender 70 Miller Road. Kinnelon All-State Choir 3; Regonal Choir 1,4; Marching Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Marching Band Drum Majorette 2,3,4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3. 4; Choir 1, 2. 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4; PAVAS 3, Pres. 4; German Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3,4; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Musical 1. 4; Pit Band for Musical 2, 3; Class Sec. 3; Soccer 1, 2; Wrestling Stats 3, 4. Kenneth VanMetre 8 Cook Terrace. Kinnelon Leslie Vosshall )85-A Kent Brook Terrace, Kinnelon IHS 2, Historian 3, Vice Pres. 4; Pcg- isus Underclassmen Editor 3, Senior Editor and Editor-in-Chief 4; Student Council 1,2,3, Treas. 4; Class Senator 3; Feedback 2, Co-editor 3,4; German Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Exchange Stu- dent to Germany 2; Chem League 2; Vocal Ensemble 3; PAVAS 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country All-Confer- ence 3. Oh! 1c pavilion en viande saignante sur la soie des mers et des fleurs arcti- ques.—Sartre. MUSlovc. stabilityi- sinmy mindiassociate wit hmy kind- charity, it fillsmyhearttohclpthepoor- inafricagood, yes, you’ve done well— hereisasmallprizethe historyof- theworld.—Gof4. She was eaten by her own dinner. P.I.G. (fytthohh) TB! Laura Sue 46. FA!: KL, LZ. BL (WRW) MashpecG T Protest Sur- viveRitz.Danceteria. Tennis is so Bourgeois! Where to see feel hear- youagainLarry Love?: You Must Be Joking. Some Things Are Left Unspo- ken.—E. Costello. MBL—WH. SoHo! WE RE ALL SO EPHEMER- AL. WHATEVER. EVE. Karen Wakkila 77 Kakeout Road, Kinnelon Choir I, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4; PAVAS 3, 4; Pegasus 4; Photogra- phy 4; Interact 3, 4; Lacrosse Stats 4; Band Front 2, Co-capt. 3. MY FRIENDS, MY CAR. THE PARTIES, THE JOB, WAITING FOR VACATION, WAITING FOR A LETTER. PANDA BEARS SMURFS AND UNICORNS. MINA RAKASTAN SINUA ISA JA AITI. WITHOUT EACH OTH- ER’S HELP AND LOVE NONE OF US WOULD BE HERE TODAY. “KIITOS JUNALA ' Bradford Weber Sugar Hill Road. Kinnelon PAVAS 3, 4; Photography Club 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3; Football I; Track 3; Swim Team 2. Colin Wallace Old Woods Rooad, Kinnelon Basketball 1, 2, 4; Cross Country 1. Cynthia Webster 47 Forest dale Road. Kinnelon NHS 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; French Honor Society 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, Sec. 3, 4; Choir 2, 3; Drama Club 4; Class Sec. 2; Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Musical 2, 3, 4; Cheering I, 2, 3; Drum Majorette 3, 4. ... And we’II all shine on like the moon and the stars and the sun ... Good luck to you Reid; Trinklc Stac; Hey Mic, BS: KHS MB—Go for it; I.S.W.O. European Tour ’82 lives on—Silence and 1, we’re two of a kind; And in the end . . . Louis Verrone 3 Lakeview Drive. Kinnelon Richard Vreeland 44 Cutlass Road. Kinnelon SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Left top: Jo Nawrocki and Barbara May. Left bottom: Peggy Rento. “I’m really enjoying not talking to you. Let's not talk again real soon, o.k.? Right top: Lou Verrone. “I'd like to come with you, but my hands are glued to the table. Right center: At the Senior Brunch. “We are the people our parents warned us about. Right bottom: Ralph Acquqro and Dale Chemnitz. “I'm not playing hard to get. I am hard to get. Clockwise from below: Julia Gallagher with Mr. O’Rourke’s equipment. There’s a fine line be- tween being sweet and innocent and being a tough broad. —Phyllis George Carolann Sudol, tragic victim of Toxic Physics Shock Syndrome. John and Jane Bag. omigod! totally bag your face! Like, I am so sure. Eric Unger. “I used to be lost in the shuffle. Now I just shuffle along with the lost.” Diane Bormann. Hello, suckers. —Humphrey Bogart James Laurita. “What’s a nice person like me doing in a place like this?” Adam Weinman 636 Mountain Road. Kinnelon Laura Weiss 602 Mountain Road. Kinnelon NHS 3. 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Class Senator 2, 3; Feedback 2, 3, 4; Pegasus Activities Editor 4; Spanish Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; All- State Choir 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 2. 3,4; Chamber Singers 2, 3; PRM Accompanist 1, 2, PAVAS 3, 4; Float Committee 1, 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Varsity Club 3, Sec. 4; Cross Country 2, Co-capt. 4; Basket- ball 1, 2; All-Conference 3, Capt. 4: Track All-Conference 9, All-Area and All-State 2, 3, Co-capt. 4; Soccer 1. RUMRUNNER; SRB 81 '82; LTC—OMIGOD!; PATTERSTAM- JULPEGGERSMOLO PQ; AC82.NO WAY!: LEL— STCHARPOECLABFKC—IMY— RU NEATSING DIP; PAMSTEIN; COL?; SPY 0-55?? 4tics! AWE; lrun I am. Ado 2; 23800; PCSB; CSNY; MDKJBNE P; I’LL MISS YOU KATH. HERE’S TO US. ONE MORE TOAST, TO MEMORIES AND TRUE FRIENDS! KEEP TOUCH Blythe Whitehead 31 Banta Road. Kinnelon Jacquelyn Wildey 16 Cedar Street. Riverdale Choir 1, 2, 4. Donal Wilkinson 19 Cabot Lane. Kinnelon Roland Wilson 3 Halsey Avenue. Riverdale Scott Winning 20 Fernwood Crescent. Riverdale Wayne Wintemberg 115-20 Hilltop Road. Kinnelon 134 Monica Witt 51 Hoot Owl Terrace. Kinnelon AI ASA Reporter II, 12; Choir 1; PA- VAS 4; German Club 1,2, 3, 4; Feed- back 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Chess Club Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Drama Club 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Float Com- mittee I, 2, 3, 4; Interact Club 3, 4; Tennis 1, All-State and All-Confer- ence 2, All-State and All-Conference 3, Capt. 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Hay Paddington. 34948 o.t.w. What a nark! OP Beaver God lives. Code: Flippy, Sidney. Oh Poop awesome, cute, suck face, excellent, BARF CITY!! Go NAVY! Mr. X. Let’s have a surprise party . . . ‘‘Seudo loves P;M” Journals. ERic, Mike, Bill?! Daagen Hazs run (banana scream) NO SOCKS. E.S.D. OREO Doc. Ruth. 81 Sail Nationals SC.STFC! CIAO Mark Wyble 87 Cascade Way. Kinnelon Choir 1, 2; Vocal Ensemble 3, 4; PA- VAS 3, 4; Pegasus 4; Student Council 4; Library Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2; Float Committee 4; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Interact 3, 4. Wilton Woods Kevin Woop 26 The Crossway. Kinnelon 49 Siek Road. Kinnelon Vocal Ensemble 3; PAVAS 2, 3, 4; French Club 3. 4; Pegasus I, 2, 3, Sports Editor 4; Feedback 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 2, 3,4; Drama Club 2, 3,4; Interact 3, 4; Stage Crew 2; Float Committee I, 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4. To the RitzlEIzcy—Boob—Klong Protest Survive. G T On the Beach hats buttons Go for it Gin- ny Dinah =$. Luck be a lady! RHPS.—Franky lives! ANT Skip go naked! Shutterbug Va. is for lovers! ANT 144 hr. party—Tainted Love Kaluah, mm. Rebel! ANT Thumper! Big Foot Littlc FAs am- boosh go poowf! Wallflowers. Jean Worsley 5 Seabert Lane. Kinnelon Band 1,2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; PAVAS 3, 4: German Club 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Soccer 1, 2. . HEY STACEY, LET’S GO BACK TO THE ASTORIA! TOM. I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU!! “WISH YOU WERE HERE, “PINK FLOYD Deborah Yarnall 154 Boonton Avenue. Kinnelon 23 DEFUZZED. W'VT—BM“81” ... CAW RL in SR. SC SP Friends Forever RL, CE, JP . . X-RAY . . . Young Love “It’s Hard To Say I’m Sorry” . . . Thanx Mom Dad. LOVE, FRIENDS MEMORIES ... “82” Colts ... GC Mach. I. Love Forever Always to JW TC ... Bruce Van Halen Concerts ... “In Dreams We Memorize The Future” Michael Zak 2 Galloway Terrace. Kinnelon NHS 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Chem League 2; Math League 4; Musical 3, 4; Soccer 1, 3, 4; Tennis 4. An’ here I sit so patiently Waiting to find out what price You have to pay to get out of Going through all these things twice. —B. Dylan Lisa Zito 193 Hemlock Lane. Kinnelon 79 (5) WV, Asti with RZ always, T.R., “I’ve been corrupted!” WRW wine. Je reviens FRANCE ’81 Valentines Vermont—GS, Bien Times with—KL KD BL, LV, DB. JG, JF nites @ PQ, NYC—The R1TZ—new wave Lauren, VODKA COLLINS. Hulo- hanns, shoes, ILA—TB “Summer Lovers”, Relationships may change— Memories sustain all. THE SENIOR FLYING HIGH FEELING FRE LASS OF 1983 WE’RE THE CLASS OF 1983! WE REMEMBER: Tardy-Cumulative-Detention-Suspension The Who — The End Dreampets Hinckley Acquitted Summer Reading The Computer: Man of the Year Koch Loses to Cuomo Driving to School The Moral Majority Knitting Class David Bowie Goes to the Movies Tylenol Poisonings Dyed Jeans Homework-Quizzes-Tests-Midterms-Finals Powderpuff — A Tie! Massive Snow Storm — 2 11 83 Goodbye M A S H Valley Girls Gym Make-ups Reagan: Back in 1984? F.L.P. Draft Registration Everyone’s Failing Calculus Grace Kelly and John Belushi OPEC Loses — Gas Prices w- Slam Dancing Rock the Casbah — Clashmania? Brunch at the Regency Dinner at Friar Tuck 10th Anniversary of Watergate Vacation Stray Cats Bring Back Rockabilly MX Missile Leather Jackets Class Rank Colts Basketball: The Best Season Ever The Death of the E.R.A. WAPP and WLIR The Worst Magazine Sale in History MTV The Winds of War Transcripts Reaganomics The Reader’s Digest Bible The Wall and Pink Floyd Mohawks SAT Review Courses An Officer and a Gentleman Video Game Epidemic Walkmans The Shore Moment of Silence Diet Pills Synth-Pop Drinking Age: 20|18|19|21. 138 Illlllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllll ?3mmii«iiiiiiiiiimn WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS Top left: Lynn Oburg. Just when you thought you were winning the rat race, along come faster rats. Top right: Tony Cannataro and Caryl lx. “What’s for dinner. Mummy?” Bottom left: Jackie INIunez, Siobhan Dowling, Mr. Heeney, and Dana Hollander. “Wrhich one doesn’t belong in this picture?” Bottom right: “All right. Which one of you melted my purse?” demands Fiona Hills from her chemistry lab partners Erin Doherty and Barbara Martin. THERE IS A PLACE WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS AND BEFORE THE STREET BEGINS, Left: Jean Richards, I.aurice Coniglio, Caren Vreeland, Kim Colaiacovo, and Lin- da Salese. She was really saying some- thing. — Bananarama Right: Mary Cole. God made man and then said I can do better than that and made woman. —Adela Rogers St. John AND THERE THE GRASS GROWS SOFT AND WHITE, AND THERE THE SUN BURNS CRIMSON BRIGHT, Left: Happy Hunter Ruth Dowden pursues her prey into a swamp, but is shot first by a camera. Right: Bruce Springsteen and Jackson Browne performing “Stay” at the June 12 Rally for Disarmament in Central Park. Top: Lora Giancola, Lucy Cox, Liz Mills, Jackie Rento, Kris Barner, and Sue Weishaar. “We’re not loafing; we work so hard we’re always finished.” Center left: Kelly Long observing bird life among the foliage. Center right: “No wav man, I ain’t takin’ this test; it don’t test what I know,” protests Billy Riehle. Bottom left: Mr. Townsley’s Rookie of the Year. Bottom right: Doc- tor Mike Zak demonstrating open heart surgery while Frank Kotsen and Chris Petronino look on. AND THERE THE MOON-BIRD RESTS FROM HIS FLIGHT TO COOL IN THE PEPPERMINT WIND. 142 Top: Diane Bormann and Lisa Freeman. Your eyes. It’s a day’s work just looking into them. — Laurie Anderson Center: Frank Kotsen and Dave DiBri- gida. There are two things a man can never hide: when he’s in love and when he’s drunk. Bottom: Christmas comes to Lockerland. LET US LEAVE THIS PLACE WHERE THE SMOKE BLOWS BLACK AND THE DARK STREET WINDS AND BENDS. Mischievous. ; Top right: Gary U.S. Bonds and Jackson Browne sing to half a million spectators in Central Park. Center left: “My hands make me look seventeen although I'm really sixty five. Of course, I use mild Ivory soap,’' advertises Leslie Vosshall. Cen- ter right: Stephen Chin. Lost in a lost world. Bottom left: Kim Lewis and Debbie Kahn. They’ve got the look you want to know better. They’ve got the look that’s all together. Bottom right: Ruth Dowden and Sharon Gleeson. There are numerous cases on record of high school sen- iors w earing one college sweatshirt every day un- til April 15, in hopes of increasing their chances of ... PAST THE PITS WHERE THE ASPHALT FLOWERS GROW WE SHALL WALK WITH A WALK THAT IS MEASURED AND SLOW, Counterclockwise from left: Wilton Woods hatching dark thoughts. Altered States: Kelly Long devolv- ing into a savage beastie. A rare forest creature, the Bag Deer, scampers about with water balloons in its hooves. Nothing beats a great pair of legs. Diane Schmidt, Tony Cannataro, Jim Hicks, Risa Goldman, Jeannine Femia, Jo Nawrocki, Barbara May, Ruth Dowden, Monica Witt, and Seanna Dumbrell. Best friends are forever. AND WATCH WHERE THE CHALK-WHITE ARROWS GO Top left: Katie Corcoran, Mike Oesterle, Gitte Ingmann, and Sam Mann. Good wife best household furniture. — Charlie Chan. Top right: Lisa Zito, attempting to gain the sympathy of her teachers, reads with her fingers and swears she has become temporarily blind. Center left: Diane Eggers and Mike Milano. Count Dracula dancing neck-to-neck at the Student Council Halloween Dance. Center right: We’re not really pacifists, we’re just nonviolent soldiers. —Joan Baez Bottom left: Mr. Kinsella and Mr. Badgley maintain their suave, cool exteriors in all possible situations. Bottom right: Peter Collins and Betsy Card. Santa Claus and his Mrs. down on the farm. TO THE PLACE WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS. Top left: John Penola, Randy Nelson, Frank Kotsen, Anthony Germinario. and Jamie Strain. Body language, . to e: Classically profiled; incredu- lous; brashly confident; slightly un- easy; merely happy. Top right Paul Schneeloch. So these are the side ef- fects of too many video games? Cen- ter left: Alison Maier, Julie Futcher, and Gigi Kent. Cupid's employees hunting their dears with charmed ar- rows. Center right: Nicki Vosshall. Bulimia: the irresistible desire to de- vour an entire cake within 5-10 sec- onds. Chiefly a female affliction. Bottom left: Jeannine Femia and Dave Reid, voted the class of 1983’s Couple Most Ukely to Get Married. Bottom right: Honest Abe Scarpetta poses for a revised penny profile. YES WE’LL WALK WITH A WALK THAT IS MEASURED AND SLOW, Clockwise from right: Jodie Mackeen demonstrates the Heimlich maneurve on Pam Petracca. kelly Hurt. Brenda Molnar, Pam Petracca, Dawn Soltis, and Jill Riether frozen forever in the pose of “Madness.” K.H.S. students thrilled to death about this day's fire drill. Swami Tony ( annataro telling his own future in the crystal pumpkin. Katherine Gibbs Pre-Professional Training System. Chris DeFrancis — so entertaining he can even use lollipops as microphones. Young American David Bowie. Karen Magee. Dorothy Kehm, and Carolyn Da- vies. Video games train the kids for war; army chic in high fashion stores. — I.ords of the New Church AND WE’LL GO WHERE THE CHALK-WHITE ARROWS GO, 148 FOR THE CHILDREN, THEY MARK, AND THE CHILDREN, THEY KNOW Clockwise from below: Kelly Hurt. Billi Jo Annun iata, and Jodie MacKeen experiment with a new hitchhiking technique: sitting on the road. Mrs. Heeney and Mr. Scott Ferrara: Will this couple break up because of grading disputes, or will Scott get his “A and his girl too? Diane Bormann becomes temporarily schizophrenic. Boeing 747 Michael Whritenour clears the runway. James Laurita. Certain substances can help people defy gravity. Nicki Yosshall disguised as a Christ- mas tree. “I always had a repulsive sort of need to be something more than human.” — David Bowie The ever moving sea ... evokes the idea of limitless travel to far off places ... —Andy Gill Jon King Gof4 Julie Futcher and I .aura Weiss revert to their medieval selves “Touche!” 14 Top left: Eric Gustavsen and Nicki Vosshall. If you love something, set it free. If it doesn’t come back, hunt down and kill it. Top right: “I had a dream and in it there was a jacket with five eyes and a hand glued on each shoulder and it was standing up. Center left: Lora Gian- cola, John Wurdemann, Cathy Rohlfing, and Elise Varesi do the hallwayboogie. Bottom left: “... Fresh from Bombay he approached me in the narrow streets of Shanghai ... reminisces Madame I.aura Weiss with Mademoiselle Carolann Su- dol. Right center and bot- tom: Katie Corcoran fails her first driving lesson. 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MANCO D.M.D. Lakeland Plaza 2713 Route 23 Newfoundland, New Jersey 07435 I'M ALL LOST IN THE SUPERMAR- KET I CAN NO LONGER SHOP HAP- PILY I CAME IN HERE FOR THAT SPECIAL OFFER GUARANTEED PERSONALITY I WASN’T BORN SO MUCH AS I FELL OUT NOBODY SEE MED TO NOTICE ME WE HAD A HEDGE BACK HOME IN THE SUB- URBS OVER WHICH I NEVER COULD SEE 1 HEARD THE PEOPLE WHO LIVED ON THE CEILING SCREAM AND FIGHT MOST SCARI- Y HEARING THAT NOISE WAS MY RST EVER FEELING THATS HOW ITS BEEN ALL AROUND ME I’M ALLTUNED IN I SEE ALLTHE PRO- GRAMMES I SAVE COUPONS FROM PACKETS OF TEA I’VE GOT MY GI- ANT HIT DISCOTEQUE ALBUM I EMPTYA BOTTLE AND I FEEL A BIT FREE THE KIDS IN THE HALLS AND THE PIPES IN THE WALLS MAKE ME NOISES FOR COMPANY LONG DISTANCE CALLERS MAKE LONG DISTANCE CALLS AND THE SILENCE MAKES ME LONELY AND ITS NOT HERE IT DISAPPEAR. - strummer jones when you were looking at the black and white world “shut up and eat your millet!” midnight ocean rna gang of four jorge amado and max frisch fmln Cambridge vintage elvis costello dance on the cement floor greta garbo and raw com gordon’s immediatement room 106 la peste purple black olive is it necessary that i get hyster- ical too or can you handle it by yourself? and then some fascists took over i think you make me nervous probably something esoteric you’d understand better than me july 27. 1957 dark glasses ann arbor below 14th st. brian eno wins tour de francc the taking of pelham 1,2,3 “you have a nice smile” big blue plymouth scientific mind under the influence i love you—e.v.e. All in the blue unclouded weather Thick-jeweled shone the saddle-leather, The helmet and the helmet-feather Burned like one burning flame together. As he rode down to Camclot; As often through the purple night. Below the starry clusters bright, Some bearded meteor, trailing light. Moves over still Shalott. His broad clear brow in sunlight glowed On burnished hooves his war-horse trode From underneath his helmet flowed His coal-black curls as on he rode. As he rode down to Camclot. From the bank and from the river He flashed into the crystal mirror, ‘Tirra lirra.’ by the river Sang Sir Lancelot. She left the web. she left the loom. She made three paces through the room She saw the water-lily bloom. She saw the helmet and the plume. She looked down at Camclot. Out flew the web and floated wide: The mirror cracked from side to side; The curse is come upon me,’ cried The Lady of Shalott. —Alfred Lord Tcnnysoi Oh. Oh. baby, you can walk, you can tall just like me. 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I SMELL HOME COOKING IT’S ONLY THE RIVER, IT’S ONLY THE RIVER. — DAVID BYRNE THE FAVORITE CITIES OF THE C LASS OF 1983 NEW YORK, NY BOSTON, MA SAN FRANCISCO, CA WASHINGTON, DC HONOLULU, HA