Kinnelon High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Kinnelon, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1986 volume:

of the Class of ’86 PEGASUS 1986 « '■ ' Volume 22 KINNELON HIGH SCHOOL Kinnelon, New Jersey TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration.. Faculty Activities Sports Underclassmen.. Seniors Lt. Colonel William Pailes and his wife Brenda. 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BUI McNeer. the high school public relations director warm that Pailea attendance it not yet a certainty What we have now la only tentative. McNeer cautions The ma)or won't be able to confirm hia attendance unbl a day or two before the game The echooi administration ia a loo hoping that Palleo may be at to apend aone tune at the echooi during the day RE-ENTRY Astro Pailes fires upM «� 25 a Kinnelon Kolt banner in space when is in space aboard the shuttle Atlantis, graduate took the banner with him to ds of similar banners waving as Col. lima mater Friday amid all the fanfare : welcome. I did’t know the high school g schedule. It’s is tremendous. I took a ie to acknowledge the school,” said Lt. Friday. ently the payload specialist aboard the his first venture back to Kinnelon since vinnelon,” said Pailes. “Kinnelon hasn’t ne a better place for children to grow ronautics in a round about way,” said ame from my brother. He was looking He went to the University of Michigan. : acadamies and the more I looked into It was a good opportunity,” said Pailes, list. igijiajfol, Pailes attended the United . iromoted from the rank of Major to Lt. Col. following his return from the Atlantis mission. flight,” said Lt. Col. TTpCfl Tl was the air force’s representative, ne added. lies said he could not reveal any information on the secret ission. Pailes said of President Ronald Regan’s Star Wars plan, “I don’t sWrecy to Surrouru Atlantis’s First Flig By WILLIAM J. BROAD I HE space shuttle Atlantis is to roar into Thursday for the first time. The $1.2 billi lantis, the fourth and final addition to the n fleet of winged spaceships, will get little fanfare normally associated with a maiden voya stead, the mission is to be wrapped in secrecy from start to finish. The Atlantis will be carrying a classified payload fo the Department of Defense. It is the sec%d tim$ history of the shuttle program tlMt a missij voted entirely to the militaf% Not only the payload but ami suAfljundJoflRleTSils as the exact Umne of launcfurTgj|A the ujbtion of the flight are classifi« el l e public information Is to alUUnfn VaslrAease with the first Defense De- mAt mki .Irhganuary, the Pentagon having de- ci(JOTt 6pToutine status reports. Public statements afcuo be made only if there Is an emergency. Despite the precautions, however, the primary pur- pose of the mission is an open secret. Saying that it gleaned the information from unclassi- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1985 pace Shuttle Launching Set As Secret Countdown Begins By WILLIAM J. BROAD Spuo to Tbs Nvw York Ttm CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla.. Oct. I — Hie countdown began today for the naiden voyage of the space shuttle At- antis on a secret military mission. The � xact time the countdown began was not disclosed. TV I - V exact launching time. Critics of the policy of secrecy, such as the Federation of American Scien- tists, a nonprofit group based in Wash- ington, contend that only the American public is being kept in the dark. To ike their point, they have combed un- ned published rr pegasus is Dedicated to Lt. Colonel William Pailes Scientists, in Was) a oair of Model DbLS-111 Defense Satellite Communica- ____________________ goal o preparations were underlay for the|lantis mission was to place two mill- may not be the corner. That holds the puzzle together. I map not be the edge, That adds the finishing touch. But each piece of the puzzle is a vital, integral part of the picture. And without each and everyone there would be no picture at all. by Kelly Walsh - 't. ' r i- V� '• V , mt: You have lived through four years of good times, bad times, sad times, and boring times. Will you remember the times you’ve spent at KHS in the years to come? Here’s a reminder — REMEMBER Live Aid — Swatches — Gloria — The Big Bust — CIE — VCRS — Proms — 2 years of Spirit Week victories — Coke, New Coke, Classic Coke — Cabbage Patch Dolls — Pep Rallies — KHS Cui- sine — 21 min. Lunch — Florida?! (or bust) — MTV — Bailey’s Dead — Silas — Sock Hop — Good-bye MASH — Journals — AIDS, Rock Hudson’s death — PSAT’s — ’84 Olympics — the icehouse, the first escape — parking permits — Pow- derpuff Cheerleaders-U2, the un- forgettable Fire, Camelot — NYC (our big APPLE) — VO-TECH — D.Q. — Miami Vice — The Year of the BOSS — the jersey shore — Hilary — SAT’s — Soap Operas — Extinction of senior privileges — Mohawks — Levi’s — Chicken Dance — fireworks — Lt. Col. Wil- liam Pailes’ Day — Kit Hong — Drug Dog Searches — Kismet, the cast party — Sab’s chem class — Eileen’s crash — A moment of Si- lence — Pee Wee Herman (the Se- niors have his Bike) — Deadlines for college aps — Powderpuff Football, 1 — 1 — Thurs. nite TV — bonfires — WPLJ, where’s the Rock? — Salvation Army — S.C. Dances — Halloween Kiddie Cad- dies — Toga — The Big Chill — Richard Gere — Reagan is re- elected — Good-bye Doc, Mr. Townsley, Mr. Habeeb — the flow- er — German Exchange Students — Sophomores — following the DEAD — JT — Eddie Murphy — Young Comedians — “This con- cludes your afternoon announce- ments, have a pleasant day.” — Mr. D. “So many faces in ... my life.” Seana Grady. “Drink this and you’ll grow wings on your feet.” — B. Springsteen Bob Bos. Carolyn Miller. “What you see is what you get. but it sure ain’t what we need.” — D. Byrne Anthony Martino. “It feels as though the days go on forever.” — B. Joel Mike Maiorana. “Well. I’m no hero, that's understood.” — B. Springsteen 7 Some will last Frank Cuonzo — “Ignorance is a voluntary condition. Shelley Raquet — “Can’t you see that Kris Borstelmann — “The saying that beauty is but — H. V. Prochnow it’s no good concealing a feeling? skin deep is but a skin-deep saying. — H. Spencer — James Taylor Maureen Mellina — “It is not easy to be a Paige Barnhill — And you say. “Oh my God. Mark Walsh — “I don’t say we ought to misbehave, but we pretty woman without causing mischief. am I all alone?” — Bob Dylan ought to look as if we could. — Orson Welles — Anatole France Tracey Kuenzle — “She can kill with a smile; she can Lauren Derstine — “If there were dreams Jeff Dumbrell — “I got a head full of ideas that are wound with her eyes. — Billy Joel to sell, what would you buy? drivin’ me insane. — Bob Dylan — T. L. Beddoes 8 Eileen Moore. Celene Castellucci — “A friend is one who does not Laurie Domonkos. Regan Waldman — “We go making friends ’til we’re satisfied. laugh when you are in a ridiculous position. — S.A. Helps k. Pengilly M. Hutchence S. Petersen. V. Bailey. L. Kirchoff. L Derstine — “A friend is a present you give yourself. — R. L. Stevenson Mike Onufrow. R. Schaupp. Geof Zoeller — “Music is the only language in which you cannot say a mean or sarcastic thing.” — John J. Erskine Betsy Corcoran. Lauren Derstine — “Jesters do oft prove proph- Mac Eaton. Kim Henderson — “All you need is love ... — John Lennon, ets. — W. Shakkespeare “Some will just be now and then.” —Billy Joel 9 We are each part of Sally Bunce — “Cover your ears so you can hear what I’m say ing.” — D. Byrne Stacey Gillman. J.P. Muir. Rich Lieberman. Bill Henderson. Betsy Corcoran. An- thony Martino — “Silly people run around; they worry me.” — J. Lennon P. McCarthy Danny Schaub. Tom McKenna — “A man should live if only to satisfy his curios- ity.” — Yiddish Proverb Bob Bos — A moment’s rest was all you needed.” — J. Taylor Vicki Bohn. Lori Boggess, Gemma Casillo. Kim Colaiacovo, Anisa Tinsley. Justine Cookson — “What are little girls made of?” — Anon. Felipe Fonsella — “I think that I think, therefore. I think that I am.” — A. Bierce Stacey Wall — “Happiness is a delicate balance be- tween what one is and what one has” — J. H. Denison Sweet girl — Graduates.” — A. L. Tennyson Melissa Swalling — “We have no right to consume happiness without producing it.” — G. B. Shaw the puzzle called life! 11 Time has transformed piles of blocks into piles of books Simon Plumpton — “I am the precious present.” — S. Johnson Dunja Baljak — “Whenever I think I make a mistake.” — R. Stevens Tony Casillo and Rob Stack — “Thinking is more inter- esting than knowing, but less interesting than looking.” — J. V. Goethe There is no love sincerer than the love of food.” — G. B. Shaw Amidst the hustle and bustle Mickey Cromie — “Even Mr. Peterlin couldn’t figure it out! Lauren Schmidt. Lauren Brozena. Alina DeGroff. and Kris Borstelmann — “Zest is the secret of all beauty.” — C. Dior Silvia says — “The best thing to wear is a smile.” Jeannette Semf — “Self-restraint; Feeling your oats with- out sowing them.” — S. Fife It isn’t so much what’s on the table that matters, as what’s on the chairs.” — W. S. Gilbert Classmates have become ... “I always think of nature as a great spectacle.” — B. D. Fontenelles Mrs. Ludwig, Veronica Hursch, Kevin Grainger — “A teacher should be sparing of his smile.” — W. Couper. Mr. Scarpetta’s Art class — “Is it a bird. Is it a plane — no. it’s a bumblebee flying above our heads.” Karen Mattesich. Jackie Dileone — “Friendship among women is only a suspen- Kelly Walsh. J. R. Heeney. Nicki Vosshall — “A dimple in the chin: a sion of hostilities.” — D. D. Rivaroi devil within.” — Irish proverb 14 our Best Friends! “A. learned man is an Idler who kills time by study.” — G. B. Shaw Maura Keenan. Sally Bunce — “The best thing to wear is a smile.’ Mark Oburg — “The condition of perfection is idleness; the aim of perfection is youth.” — O. Wilde Peter Vosshall. Candy Corcoran — “Happiness ... is nearly al- ways a rebound from hard work.” — D. Grayson Carrying us onward through life. Lori Boggess — “Comedy is the last refuge of the non-conformist mind.” — G. Seldes Tony Casillo. Nicki Vosshall — “That beauty am 1 blessed with which you see. — W. Shakespeare Chrisi Colabella. Amy Domino. Jamie Casillo — “There are a few faces that can afford to smile.” — L. Beaconfield Jim Bosch. Jon Soifer — “We have no concern of the future. It has not come yet!” — O. W. Holmes Board Of Education Mr. Ransler Hall Mr. Vincent Ridley Mrs. Marion Andriola Mr. Ralph Ferrara Mr. Charles Grau Superintendent of Schools Board of Education Board of Education Business Manager President Vice President Mrs. Barbara Pineau Dr. James Manco Dr. Constance Waller Mrs. Anna Olson Administration 18 Mr. Robert G. Schott Principal Mr. Michael DiAngelis Vice Principal Mrs. Dorothy Meyers Attendance Mrs. Veronica Nitsch Guidance Secretary Mrs. Patricia Monica Office Secretary Guidance Secretaries Mrs. Marilyn Pettersen Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Patricia Caren Secretary to the Vice Principal Mrs. Carol Czajkowski Guidance Secretary Mrs. Helen Neiwirth Chairperson Mrs. Nancy Eilert Mr. James Powers Mr. Leonard Smith English Mrs. Helen Heeney Chairperson, English 4AP, Reading Lab, Life Experiences. Mrs. June Bennett English IB, English 1C. English 2B, English IB. Mrs. Jill Castro Reading Lab, English 2A. Mr. Mike Kostenko English 3B, English 3C, Humanities. Mrs. Joan Ludwig English 3A, English 4B. Mr. Henry Pawlak Basic 1, English 2B, Basic 2. Mr. Mahlon Sargeant Creative Writing, Computer Liter- acy, English IB, Reading Lab Mr. Dennis Witt English 2B, English 1A, English 3B. Mrs. Lois Wolfer-Reichbach English 4B, English 4A, English 4C. 20 Math ■ I Mr. Hilary Peterlin Chairperson, Algebra 2B, Trigonometry B, Calculus, Ad- vanced Trigonometry A Mrs. Joan Behonick Intro Algebra 2C, Algebra 2C, Ge- ometry B. Mrs. Nancy Belli Trigonometry B, Intro Algebra 2C, Algebra IB. Miss Barbara Fairsnider Algebra IB, General Math 2C, Al- gebra 2B Miss Linda Johnson Intro Algebra 1C, Pascal 1, 2, Alge bra 2A, Basic 2, Enriched Geome try A. Mr. Gerald Sullivan Sr. Math Survey, Finite Math, Gen- eral Math 1C. Mr. Wesley Waite Geometry B, Intro Algebra 1, Basic Geometry. 21 Science Mi. James Ackerman Biology IB. Biology 1A. Biology 2A. Mr. John Cucinella Biology IB. Biology 1C Miss Karen Kasper Chemistry IB, Earth Science B Mr. Steven Orgel Physics IB, Physics 1A, Biology IB Mr. William Sharp Mr. Wesley Wells Earth Science C. Earth Science B 22 Foreign Languages I Frau Barbara Coughlan German 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Sendra Joanne Mulqueen Spanish 1, 2, 3 Mr. John DeBeliis French 1. 2, 3, 4-5 History Chairperson, Modern European History, Russia, U.S. IB, 2B Mr. James R. Heeney Mr. Daniel Kinsella U.S. History IB, U.S. History 2B. World Cultures, U.S. History 2B U.S. History 2A Library 24 Mrs. Shirley Briggs Librarian Mr. Marshall Badgley U.S. History 2B, U.S. History 2C, U.S. History 1A Mr. Richard O’Rourke Economics, Sociology, U.S. History 1C Mrs. Margaret Wagner Library Clerk Business Mr. Norman Balchunas Chairperson, Typing 2B, Short- hand, College Accounting, Account- ing IB i ! i Mrs. Melissa Dorang Typing 1, Personal Typing, Basic 1, Word Processing, Office Processing, General Business Mr. Louis Whritenour General Business, Typing 1, Person- al Typing Music Mr. Carl Wilhjelm Mr. James Miller Mr. Salvatore Lagattuta Music Coordinator, Concert Band Marching Band Director Choir Director Director 25 Creative Arts Mr. Charles Foley Basic 2, Intro to Industrial Arts, Technical Drawing 1, Machine Woodwork Mr. Joseph Ontkos Intro to Electricity, Auto 1, Home Repair and Maintenance, Technical Drawing 1 Mr. Frank Scarpetta Art, Art 2, Film Making Mr. Andrew Schofield Screen Printing 1, 2, Intro, to Graphic Arts, Offset Lithography 1, 2, Printing Mrs. Sally Hoogheem Basic Foods 1, 2, Foods and Frills, Outdoor Cooking Mr. David Karre Aviation, Coop. Work Exp., Metals 1, Carpentry, C.I.E. tik ' Mr. Dominick Cristo Chairperson, Technical Drawing 1, 2,3 Mrs. Denise Docherty Still Photo, Art Physical Education And Health Mr. John Bydook Mrs. Liz Dombard Athletic Trainer Mr. Thomas Brown Mr. Richard Cutney Special Education Mrs. Elizabeth Case Mrs. Lynn McKelvie 28 Mrs. Sally Spinosa Mrs. Mary Swalling Mrs. Barbara Walsh Educational Services Mr. Bill McNeir AVA Coordinator Mrs. Genevieve Hazelton Nurse Mrs. Lorraine Batvinskas Food Service Director Cafeteria Staff; We, the Students of Kinnelon High School, greatly appreciate the hard work of our custodial staff: Mr. Larry Hoffman Head Custodian J. R. Heeney — “There is no such thing as justice in or out of court.” C. Darrow Robert G. Schott — “Oh. What a day-to-day business life is.” Jules Laforgue Mr. Sedwick — Over all mountainiops is peace.” J. Van Goethe J. Bydook — Everyday in every way. I’m getting better and better.” Emile Coue J. Lugwig — Beauty walks a razor’s edge.” B. Dylan 30 H. Heeney — “Education is what survives when what has been learnt has been forgotten.” B. F. Skinner “Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes.” B. Joel W. Wells — “Let me forget about today until tomorrow.” B. Dylan Mr. Di — “In life, as in a football game, the principle to follow is: Hit the line hard.” T. Roosevelt Life has no meaning except in terms of responsibility.” R. Niebuhr Lt. Col. Pailes, W. Radimer, R. G. Schott — “These, success encourages: they can because they think they can.” Virgil 31 N. Balchunas — “Life is a jest; and all things show it. I thought it so once, but now I know it.” J. Gay Mr. Raymond — “I grow old, ever learning many things.” Solon J. E. Powell — “Every year is a souvenir that slowly fades J. Bydook — “Genius is 1% in- Our Staff, at work and play away.” B. Joel spiration and 99% perspira- tion.” T. A. Edison B. McNeir — “We never know . . . when we have Mr. Foley — “The first and great commandment Mr. Cucinella — “Some things can never be succeeded best.” M. de Unamuno is. Don’t let them scare you.” E. Davis spoken” D. Byrne CLUBS, CLUBS, and more CLUBS ... COMPETITION CHEERING New this year, the Competition Cheer- ing Team competed in several contests throughout the state, executing two pre- cise cheers, and also a dynamic dance routine choreographed by Denise Nei- bisch. Under the guidance of longtime cheerleaders Amy Domino and Sue Pisa- no, the girls practiced many hours to per- fect their cheers. The dance routine to ‘Vienna Calling’ was also performed at the spring pep rally. BOTTOM ROW (I to r): Vanessa Bailey. Denise Neibisch. Whitney Mulcock, Alina DeGroff, Michelle Pagella, and Chrissy Pisano. TOP ROW (I to r) Lauren Schmidt. Lauren Brozena. Sue Pisano. Amy Domino, and Coach Mrs. Docherty. PAVAS The Performing and Visual Arts Society is working under the direction of Mr. Dennis Witt, meeting throughout the year to discuss the soci- ety’s activities. Members are first nominated by teachers of Creative Arts, Music, or English, and then decide whether or not to accept the nomi- nation. Most find the Society a creative outlet for their various talents. FRONT ROW (1 to r): Linda Barnes. Mickey Cromie, Sue Gareau. Betsy Kerwin. and Bill VanEmburg. BACK ROW (I to r): Heather Metzler, Betsy Christakos. Melissa Chin, Geoff Zoeller, and Louise Walk. CHESS TEAM Advised by Mr. William Sharp, the Chess Team competes with other schools in this fam- ous intellectual game of strategy. A very select group, these minds find it challenging to par- ticipate in these contests of knowledge. SEATED AT TABLE (1 to r): Mark Oburg, Devin Derstine. Jim Sienicki, and Brett MacNamara. BACK ROW (1 to r): Advisor Mr. Sharp. Claudine D’Angelo. Bill Van Emburg. Geoff Zoeller. and Mickey Cromie. . . and still more Clubs LIBRARY COUNCIL The Library Council, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Briggs, is responsible for the efficient operation of library functions and facilities. These students offer an in- valuable service both to their fellow stu- dents and to the library staff by perform- ing such functions as circulation, filing, and shelving books and magazines. The officers are: Pres. — Ron Davis, V. Pres. — Jeff Sinjem, Sec. — Sabine Prediger, Treas. — Vicki Bohn. BACK ROW (I to r): John Reder, Marty Cooper. Jeff Sinjem. and Simon Flumpton. FRONT ROW (I to r): Karen Adams. Meryl Esendrio, Vicki Bohn. Sabine Prediger, and Librarian Mrs. Briggs. AVA CLUB Under the supervision of the renowned Mr. Bill McNeir, the AVA Club consists of students who assist in meeting the audio and visual technical needs of the school. The members are responsible for the effi- cient delivery, organization, and operation of the equipment used in classrooms, the library, sports events, and special school assemblies. BACK ROW: Advisor Mr. McNeir. FRONT ROW (I lo r): Jim Bosch. Jon Soifer, Cathy Hendy. and Sherry Burchim. HOSTESS CLUB Under the guidance of Mrs. Marilyn Pet- tersen, the Hostess Club extends hospitality to all visitors at KHS. The members serve as usherettes for Back-To-School Night, drama productions, musical concerts, and graduation. A very efficient service organi- zation, the Hostess Club is greatly appreci- ated not only by KHS, but also by the citi- zens of Kinnelon and Riverdale. BACK ROW (1 to r): Kerri Warburton, Tracy Bowie. Michelle Belmont. Liz Barger. Sally Bunce, Gretchen Huss, and Advisor Mrs. Pettersen. FRONT ROW (I to r): Amy Carradine. GERMAN CLUB The German Club is a group of stu- dents who, under the direction of Frau Barbara Coughlan, attend meet- ings and activities to further their knowledge about the culture of Ger- many. The Club makes and sells pumpkin bread, sells German advent calendars and candy, and holds other fund raisers to earn money for a scholarship to be awarded to an out- standing senior. FIRST ROW (I to r): E. Moore. V. Ward. K. Stillings. K. Johnson. SECOND ROW: F. Coughlan. J. Sienicki. C. Borstelmann. N. Vosshall. C. Smith. D. Neibisch, D. Strain. D. Sarkisian. THIRD ROW: S. Prediger. G. Huss. B. Brandt. K. Johnson. M. Prol, M. Adam. P. Vosshall. R. Caren. L. Schaupp. S. Kotsen. FOURTH ROW: G. Grassi. T. Bogan. M. Oburg. B. Van Emburg, E. Sisco. FRENCH CLUB The French Club consists of students who are currently taking French and are interested in learning more about French culture. The Seniors in the French Club are eager to pre- pare a famous concoction for the annual bake contest held during Foreign Language Week. FRONT ROW (1 to r): Phil Cohen. Jennifer Walk. Sue Petronino. Bruce Levine. Sally Bunce. and Candi Corcoran. BACK ROW (I to r) Atilla Bodi. Tricia Miles. Cindy Doucette. Jeanette Semi. Sabine Prediger. Marguerite Metcalf. Michelle Belmont. Stacey Gillman. and Mr. De Beilis. SPANISH CLUB Composed of students cur- rently taking courses in Span- ish, the Spanish Club, led by Senor Ruiz, plays a large part in Foreign Language Week at KHS. A volleyball tournament and baking contest are events that these members look for- ward to. FRONT ROW (I to r) Nicole Jones. Kris Stonehouse. Senor Kui . Sally Bunce. Michelle Adam, and Lynn Kirchoff. BACK ROW (I to r) Lauren Derstine. Merrie Krauth. Marguerite Metcalf. Mike Onufrow. Michelle Lacatena. Kim Marsden. Steve Lee. Kris Borstelmann. Steve Gall. Analee Nations. Karin Kirchoff. 36 GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY The German Honor Society is a very select group of students who maintain a 3.6 grade point average in German for three consecutive years. Proud of this achievement, Frau Coughlan wishes to congratulate those students. FRONT ROW (I to r): Nlckl Vosshall, Jim Sienicki, Vicki Ward. BACK ROW (I to r): Karen Johnson, Tom Bogan, Bill VanEmburg. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Under the guidance of Senor Ruiz, the Spanish Honor Society is a group of stu- dents who take Spanish and receive A’s or B’s for six consecutive marking per- iods and who are interested in learning more about Spanish culture. FRONT ROW (I to r): Kim Kane. Kelly Annunziata. Kris Whithead. Jen McCabe. Denise Neibisch. and Kris Borstelmann. BACK ROW (1 to r) Kris Stonehouse. Lorraine Salvati. Senor Ruiz. Kim Marsden. and Michelle Adam. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY This society admits students who are enrolled in fourth and fifth year French classes. As it is an honor and a privilege to be- come a member as the Society is well respected at KHS. Taking time out from their other activi- ties for their yearbook picture shown on the left are Bruce Le- vine. Dave Sawyer, Candi Corco- ran, and Michelle Belmont. National Honor Society FIRST ROW |1 tor): Mickey Cromie, Vicki Ward, Nicki Vosshall. Kelly Walsh. Advisor Mr. James Heeney. SECOND ROW: Gretchen Huss, Mike Onufrow. Dave Sawyer. Bill O'Hea. Tom Bogan. Matt Hook. Craig Marsden. Bill VanEmburg. Jim Sienicki. THIRD ROW: Jen McCabe. Tom Shields. Rob Caren. Atilla Bodi. Mike Maiorana. Jim Bosch. Steve Chin. Karen Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Dave Walthoff, Vic Ahlfeld. JP Muir. Steve Kotsen. Melissa Chin. Michelle Belmont. Gail Carelli. FIFTH ROW: Betsy Corcoran. Carrie Borstelmann, Kris Borstelmann. Doug Dudgeon. JC Hince. SIXTH ROW: Sue Petronino. Nicole Jones, Kris Stonehouse. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create enthu- siasm for scholarship, to stimu- late a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to devel- op character in the students of KHS. The chapter provides tutor- ing, procures and delivers The New York Times throughout the school, provides a Trick-or-Treat escort service, serves as Honor Guard at graduation, holds an alumni tea, and this year provided pajamas for the less fortunate el- derly living in the metropolitan area. Selection for membership is based on outstanding scholarship, character, leadership, and ser- vice. Varsity Club Has Active Year This year’s Varsity Club, direct- ed by Mr. Bob Sawyer, has been more active than in past years. The club consists of those stu- dents who have earned a varsity letter and are interested in con- tributing to the school spirit at KHS. The club held monthly din- ners at the Sawyer’s, directed a pep rally, and organized some of the activities during Spirit Week. They are responsible for the horseshoes on the drive leading to KHS, the Athlete of the Week and Month awards, for providing the special admission nights at bas- ketball games, for the annual powderpuff game, and also for the sale of football jerseys and rugby shirts. 38 Physics League PHOTO CLUBBERS: Nancy Hieblcr, Wiet Radimer. Marc Oburg. Michele Lacatena, Tricia Miles. Carolyn Miller. Beth Bartlett, Karen Finckenor. Sonya Hancock. Michelle Bormann. Chris Colabella. and Joe Smith. Members experiment with advanced. Chem I League The Science Leagues were established rath- er late in the school year. However, they still remain active. The two Chemistry Leagues are coached and advised by Mr. Steven Sabatino while the Physics League is under the leadership of Mr. Orgel, a newcomer to the faculty of KHS. creative photo techniques. Chem II League FRONT ROW (1 to r): Rob Caren. Doug Dudgeon. BACK ROW (I to r): Todd Dunsizer. Mike Onufrow. (1 to r): Tom Bogan. Mr. Orgel. Jim Sienicki. Bill FRONT ROW (1 to r): Lissa Schaupp. Agim Perolli. VanEmburg. BACK ROW (I to r): Keri Edwards. Serena Viswanathan. 39 Feedback: Our Literary-Art Magazine The Feedback staff labors throughout the year critiquing various student writings and artwork and editing them for publication in the school liter- ary and art magazine. Under the direction of Mrs. Helen Heeney, the staff is responsible for advertising, editing, and printing the Feedback maga- zine. Last year’s Feedback won a first place award from the American Scholastic Press As- sociation. Congratulations! FRONT ROW (I to r): Vicki Ward. Sabine Prediger, Becky Brandt, Melissa Chin. BACK ROW (1 to r): Analee Nations. Mickey Cromie, Maura Keenan, Bill Van Emburg. Tom Bogan, Geoff Zoeller. The Open Door: Our School Newspaper Kinnelon’s school newspa- per, The Open Door, is pub- lished throughout the year to keep students informed and en- tertained. Advised by Mr. Mi- chael Kostenko and headed up by Editor-In-Chief Kelly Walsh, the paper includes sports arti- cles, letters from the principal, editorials, book and record re- views, and humorous articles which brighten up many stu- dents’ days. 40 Student Council: Our Student Leaders The KHS Student Council consists of four elected officers, homeroom representatives, committee chair- men, members, and advisor, Mr. Norman Balchunas. Many activities made up the ’85-’86 school year: the blood drives. Homecoming Weekend: many committees, striving to develop KHS into a better place to receive an education were formed. The S.C. also sponsored dances, student elections, and ran the refreshment stand at football games. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Pres.: Michelle Prol Vice Pres.: Steve Kotsen Sec.: Sally Bunce Treas.: Dave Daniels Advisor: Mr. Balchunas National Merit Award Winners: Our Wise Art Club Under the guidance of Mr. Frank Scarpetta, the art club consists of those students who are interested in art and have artistic talent. This year the club was responsible for the painted ceiling tiles displayed throughout the building. The club also holds fundraisers to raise money for various field trips to workshops and art exposi- tions. TOP ROW (I to r): Sue Petronino. Kris Whitehead. Linda Barnes. Heather Metzler. MIDDLE ROW (I to r): Jack Weiss. Michelle Lacatena. Jill Struble. Sandy Sydor. Cindy Doucette. Becky Brandt. Sue Gareau. Ann Siemiatkoski. Mr. Scarpetta. Liz Barger. Mary Krauth. Louis Francisco. BOTTOM ROW (I to r): Beth Bartlett. Kate Stillings. C.A Better known as C.A.B. — Contact A Buddy, the peer counseling group, meets to discuss important topics, such as teen suicide and fam- ily relations. C.A.B.’s main job is to help introduce new students at KHS. Pictured are some concerned C.A.B members at an after school meeting: Sabine Prediger. Bruce Levine. Mrs. Eilert. Vita Garuto. Mrs. Wolfer-Reichbach, and Jill Hume. .B.: Peer Counseling 42 Forensics The Forensics Club at- tracts students who are inter- ested in the fields of public speaking and debate. The members of this club com- pete in tournaments against students from various high schools. TOP ROW (1 to r): David Glick. Bill Dart. BOTTOM ROW {I to r): Gail Carelli, Linda Barnes. Mickey Cromie. Not pictured: Mrs. Sullivan, the Advisor. Stage Crew Although the stage crew is small in size, it is still an im- portant part of KHS. These people help in setting up the auditorium for special pre- sentations, various musical events, and dramatic pro- ductions. Pictured are Mr. Foley. Marc Oburg. and Chris Martin. 43 1986 PEGASUS STAFF: The creators of your Yearbook This year’s Pegasus Staff wishes to thank the Editor-in-Chief who tried to balance a Varsity sports many cooperative people who helped to complete career with the endless details of putting out a year- our yearbook. Special thanks to Mrs. Docherty, the book on time. She had a crowd to cheer her during Music Department. Mrs. Corcoran, and the financial basketball season, but only the clock to tick out her staff headed by Ms. Fairsnider. lonely work in the wee hours of the morning as she A special commendation goes to Kelly Walsh, the fought to make a yearbook deadline. Editor in Chief: Kelly Walsh Artists: Wendy Stucki and Louise Walk Senior Section Editors Vicki Ward and Julie Zolfo Activities Editor: Becky Brandt, Missing: Kim Yorio and Sharon Sokol. Business Editors Kris Stonehouse and Kris Whitehead Photographers: Beth Bartlett. Pete Chiappetta, Karl Ludwig. Marc Oburg, missing: Analee Nations. Kate Stillings, and Joe Werner. Faculty Editor: Karen Johnson Advisor: Mr. James Powell Business Manager: Mrs. Fairsnider Assistant Advisor: Mrs Jill Castro Marching Band Finishing fourth in the All-Eastern States Marching Band Championship, the KHS marching band concluded its most successful season yet. The band earned several first and second place trophies throughout the season and hosted its fifth annual band competition at KHS. Drum Major Stephen Chin was undefeated as best drum major in Division II, amassing six first place trophies. Other student leadership included: Kerri Warburton, and Sheri Davis as color guard captains, Geoffrey Zoeller and Keith Hodgson, band managers, and the 1985-86 band council, Mickey Cro- mie, Suzanne Gareau, Gina Gareau, and Geoffrey Zoeller. The staff was led by marching band director Mr. James Miller, who was assisted by Mr. Dave Bishop. Mr. Ralph Venezia was the colorguard advisor and Mr. Mike Russo was the marching coordinator; percussion assistance was provided by Mr. Steve Coombs. Music Honor Society The KHS Music Honor So- ciety is composed of those musicians who have achieved membership in Area, Region, All-State, and All-Eastern bands and or choruses. Additional mem- bership in the Society is made up of those seniors judged as possessing out- standing ability and commit- ment. Brass Ensemble Kinnelon’s six person brass “quintet” provides the opportunity for qualified stu- dents to pursue advances musical performance. The group performs at concerts, directed by Mr. Carl Wil- hejlm, and in altered form travels throughout the dis- trict during the Christmas holiday season. 48 Concert Choir The growing choir of al- most 45 members had a busy year. Under the leadership of Mr. Lagattuta they per- formed at the Christmas concert. Spring recital, and graduation. With the assis- tence of President Betsy Christakos, Vice President Lori Boggess, Secretary Lin- da Barnes, Mr. Lagattuta also put together a fun- draiser for the purpose of the choir trip. Jazz Rock “Jazz is impossible: once you realize this it’s a piece of cake.” With this in mind the KHS jazz band undertakes a challenging program of mu- sic under the direction of Mr. James Miller. In their first contest ever the band fin- ished third at the Harrison Jazz Festival, competitive among veteran ensembles. In the future, the group hopes to expand horizons of the Kin- nelon music scene with addi- tional festivals and concerts. 49 The Music Man Concert Band Strengthening its reputation as an outstanding band, the Kinnelon High School Concert Band has conducted itself respectably in concert this year. Under the direc- tion of District Music Coordinator Mr. Carl C. Wilhjelm, the band performed advanced musical literature. The KHS Concert Band contains many talented musicians who have participated in Area, Regional and All-State ensembles. 1 Football Cheerleaders TOP ROW: Lauren Brozena. Linda Lukash. Kim Brozena. Julie Roberts. Melissa Weston. Whit- ney Mulcock. Kris Borstelmann. BOTTOM ROW: Lauren Schmidt. Alina DeGroff. Michelle Pagella, Chrissy Pisano. Stacey Gillman, Celene Castellucci. Eileen Moore Advisor Denise Docherty coaches her squad during halftime. Colt Cheerleaders on the go. The Football Cheerleading squad, under the direction of Mrs. Denise Docherty, showed its sup- port of the Colts’ Football team. Co-Captains Celene Castellucci and Michelle Pagella led the cheers along with Seniors Eileen Moore and Kim Brozena. As al- ways, the cheerleaders came out in all sorts of weather to support the Colts. With the enthusiastic underclassmen, the Colts’ girls are looking forward to next year. Senior Eileen Moore showing the crowd her spunk and spirit. Captain Celene Castellucci 53 Football 1985: a winning season Under the direction of Coach Len Smith, the 1985 Colt Football Team captured its first winning season since 1981. Captain Glenn Ferrara along with senior stan- douts Dave Russinko, Chris Hince, Marty Cooper, Brad MacKenn, Dave Gigante, and Rich Osterhoudt, led the team to a 6-3 overall record. The highlight of the season, a 9-7 win over Bay- ley Ellard, put the Colts over .500 for good. Junior quarterback, Steve Kotsen, was impressive throughout the season, along with sophomore back up Travis Brew- er, who shared the playing time. TOP ROW Greg Hince. Neil Bunce. Andy Schaeffer. Felipe Von Senca. Joe Grippo. Joe Warner, Kerry Hurt. Mac Eaton. Ryan Murphy. Jared Kareivis, Dave Shadwell. Dave Cooper. Scott Itzkowitz, Travis Brewer. MIDDLE ROW: Ladd Wilson. Ron Fitzpatrick. Joe Colaiacova. Bill Henderson. Wiet Radimer, Steve Kotsen, Cory Philippy, Rich Lieberman. Lenny Santangelo. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Grippo. Marty Cooper, Chris Hince, Dave Russinko, Rob Stack. Dave Gigante. Glenn Ferrara. Brad MacKenn, Rich Osterhoudt. Todd Lantier. Mark Mickens. Captain Glenn Ferrara and Coach Len Smith. Marty Cooper 54 Handoff to Ferrara. Dave Gigante goes for three. We are One. Colts’ defense scrambling for a loose ball. The Colt Offense. Coach Smith signals. Chris Hince on the move. 55 Cross Country: girls win, boys build The girls’ team has had another successful sea- son, finishing second in the conference with a dual meet record of 7-1. The team was led by captain Sandy Smith, Lynn Kirchoff and captain Jen Ad- ams. Completing the varsity team were Lauren Der- stine, Karen Adams. Amy Cassinelli, and freshman Kay Min. The girls’ frosh team had a successful season placing at many Saturday Invitationals. Ali- son Buis, Cheryl Fry, and Regan Wadman led this squad. The boys’ team showed great improvement in a rebuilding year. Captain Howie Krauth led the team most of the season. Peter Vosshall, Ken Gustavsen, and Rich Correa have a bright future as well as freshmen Devin Derstine and Kevin Weinman. Their dual meet record was 1-8. 56 Captains Sandy Smith and Jen Adams Taking a much needed break Sandy Smith in pursuit of the lead The Cross Country Squad Sophomore Ken Gustavsen pushing himself Future star freshman Cheryl Fry to the limit Go. Ann. Go!!!! 57 Girls’ Soccer: a tough, profitable year Under the leadership of captains Nicki Vosshall and Kelly Annunziata and coach Frank Scarpetta, the 1985 Girls’soccer team worked hard to make an impression in the Colonial Hills Conference. They used this year to become familiar with the stiff com- petition and rebuild the strength of the team. Sopho- mores Kerilyn Edwards, Lissa Schaup, and Sheri Burichian gained valuable experience, having high hopes for next year. Junior Jill Kelly had an out- standing season leading the team in scoring. Beth Bartlett, a junior goalie, steadily improved as the season progressed. The team’s record of 2-17 does not show its true ability, losing many games by close scores. Along with the captains, Dira Strain, Maura Keenan, Carolyn Miller and Anisa Tinsley helped lead the Colt attack. TOP ROW: Sheri Buruchian. Keri Edwards. Belh Schwartz. Maura Keenan. Sue Snydor. Seana Grady. MIDDLE ROW: Lissa Schaup. Beth Bartlett. Sally Bunce. Lisa Lanzetti. Kelly Annunziata. BOTTOM ROW: Nicki Vosshall Lady Colts in Action An aggressive attempt to score Maura Keenan with a victorious grin m Senior standout Anisa Tinsley Boys’ Soccer: a year spent in learning Throughout their second season in the tough Colonial Hills Confer- ence, head-coach Jose Alvarez and JV coach John Sawyer stressed the idea of learning to the 1985 Boys’ Soccer Team. Despite their record of 3-16, the team showed much en- thusiasm during the year with Se- niors Adam Agrusti and Andy Goldman using their experience to help teach the underclassmen. Captains J.F. Muir, Pete Rosen- quist, and Anthony Martino are hoping to make next season more successful. TOP ROW: Jason Jaeger. Eric Damstrom. Vic Ahlefeld. J.P. Muir. Anthony Martino. Pete Rosenquist. Jeff Dumbrell. Coach Alvarez. BOTTOM ROW Adam Agrusti. Joe Shields. Harry Salvati. Sassa Jovanovic. David Schuttler Sassa Jovanovic surges for the goal. The Colts rejoicing after a score. J.P. Muir sends the ball down field. Sophomore Rob Rosenquist clears the ball. Steve Gall advances toward the goal. Mark Odian plays the ball. Freshman standout Harry Salvati. 61 Girls’ Tennis: a championship year Under the skilled guidance of Coach Lura Mountford, the 1985- 86 Girls’ Tennis Team enjoyed yet another successful season, captur- ing the Conference Championship for the fourth time in five years. Senior standouts and Co-Captains Karen Johnson and Sharon Smith led the Colts to a 15-0 record in the conference, and a 19-2 record over- all. Frosh wonder Kristina Johnson rounded out the singles players, winning the County Championship at Third Singles. The highlight of the season was the selection of Ka- ren Johnson, Sharon Smith, Kris- tina Johnson, Stefani Petersen, and Danielle DePompe to First Team All-Conference, and Michelle Adam and Traci Eakin to Second Team All-Conference. Participat- ing on the J.V. squad was senior Michelle Prol. TOP ROW: Kristina Johnson. Stefani Petersen. Michelle Prol. Jennifer Sullivan. Karen Johnson. Vanessa Bailey. Coach Mountford. BOTTOM ROW: Cathy Hendy. Michelle Adam. Sharon Smith. Traci Eakin. Danielle DePompe. All-Conference selections Karen Johnson and Sharon Smith. Juniors Vanessa Bailey and Danielle DePompe. Traci Eakin serves one up. County champ Kristina Johnson. Michelle Adam ready at the net. Karen Johnson preparing for a backhand. 63 64 Cheerleading Under the direction of first year coach Joan varsity basketball teams and wrestling squad this Behonick and co-captains Michelle Pagella and winter. Their cheering played a significant role in Chrisi Pisano, the Lady Colts gave support to the each team's successful season. Danielle Tahan. Kelly Bieber. Karen English. Jennifer James, Chris Essbach Co-Captains Michelle Pagella and Chrisi Pisano Boys’ Basketball Under the direction of returning coach John Bydook the 85-86 Kinnelon Boys’ Basketball team enjoyed yet another productive season. Captain Bill O’Hea and Seniors Marty Cooper, Tony Casillo, Todd Hamilton, and Chris Hince used their experience to gain big wins against Montclair Immaculate, Pequannock, and Mountain Lakes. Juniors J. P. Muir, Steve Kotsen, and Eric Damstrom played vital scoring roles. With star sophomores such as Kerry Hurt and Todd Price, the Colts are assured of a promising future. FRONT ROW (L to R) — Greg Hince. Rich Lieberman, the Lucky Duck. Bill Henderson. Steve Kotsen, Bill O’Hea. Eric Leuthold, Todd Price. Tom O'Brien. Greg Rose, BACK ROW — John Bydook. Kevin Hurt. Todd Hamilton. Rob Rosenquist. J. P. Muir. Chris Hince. Eric Damstrom. Ken Kane, Marty Cooper, Liz Dombard. A look of concern from captain Bill O’Hea. Coach Bydook gives advice to Junior standout J. P. Muir. 66 Coach Bydook lays out the game plan. The Colts wait for their opponents. Senior Marty Cooper muscles for position under the boards. Senior Tony Casillo sets himself up for the press breaker. Muir follows through for 1. Girls’ Basketball The 85-86 Girls’ Basketball team, led by Captain Kelly Walsh and Seniors Shelley Raquet, Gina Bolte, and Tappie Barnhill, completed a very successful season, capturing the Colonial Hills Conference title with a 14-2 record. Their overall record of 24-5 replaced last year’s as the best in the school’s history. Highlights of the season in- cluded big wins against Montclair Immaculate, Pequannock, and Bayley Ellard. 1000 pt. scoring machine Shelley Raquet was selected for the All North All-Stars, and to the first team All- Conference. Underclassmen Jill Struble, Heidi Huber, Dira Strain, Erin McNamara, Jean Weiss, and Betsy Corcoran all gained valuable experience ensuring the continuation of the Lady Colts’ dynasty. BOTTOM ROW (L to R) — Gail Hamdan. Jill Struble. Shelly Raquet. Gina Bolte. Betsy Corcoran. Jean Weiss. MIDDLE ROW Lissa Schaupp. Lisa Cerniglia. Dira Strain. Kelly Walsh. Erin McNamara. Heidi Huber. BACK ROW — Tappie Barnhill. Mahlon Sargeant. Pat Violand. Heidi Huber moves to get inside. Shelley Raquet looks for an open lane. Jill Struble goes up and over for two. Tappie Barnhill getting ready for action. The Lady Colts salute the flag. Wrestling Under the skilled direction of first year coach John O’Shea the colt squad completed a successful season. Captains Steve Reidenbach and Ed Hambor, and seniors Harold Reither, and Geof Wolfer led the way to victories over Butler, Whippany Park, and Lakeland. Highlights of the year included Marc Mongelluzzo’s last minute heavyweight win over Butler and Geof Wolfer’s 12 match pinning streak. With underclassmen kike Travis Brewer, Roy McNamara, Marc Mongeluzzo, Lou Freda, and Jared Kareivis the team is looking forward to next year’s season. BOTTOM ROW (L to R) — Roy McNamara. Travis Brewer, Lou Freda, MIDDLE ROW — Marc Mongelluzzo. Jared Kareivis. TOP ROW — Harold Riether, Ed Hambor, Steve Reidenbach, Geof Wolfer. 70 An intense Coach O’Shea and Lou Freda. Co-Captains Ed Hambor and Steve Reidenbach. Hambor waits for the whistle. Senior Steve Reidenbach grapples with his opponent. Jared Kareivls takes a breath. Senior Captain Steve Reidenbach contemplates Senior Ed Hambor prepares for his next his match. match. Sophomore Travis Brewer takes the bottom position. Harold Reither goes head-to-head with his opponent. 71 Swimming Coach Ed Dillert directed the 85-86 Colt swimming to another impressive season. Led by girls’ team captain Kelly Annunziata and boys’ team co-captains Rob Aitelli, Steve Deani, and Mike Onufrow the Colts sent two relay teams to the state meet, a first in the school’s history. Girls’ standout Keira Cruz as well as Rob Aitelli, Steve Diani, and Mike Onufrow also went to the states on an individual event. With a host of young swim- mers, the team is keyed for future success. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Shields. Kelly Annunziata. Kim Rugnoli. Merrie Krauth. Laurie Domingos. Kristi Pirelli. Laura Simpson. Kristen Schneeloch. Sheri Burichian. Michelle Onufrow, Kerry Rugnoli, Steve Diani. Steve Gall. Stacey Wenzel. Kurt Fernstrom, Rudy Munster. Howie Krauth. Keira Cruz, Jennifer Sullivan, Laurel Whitescarver. Mike Onufrow, Tim Shields 72 Rudy Munster relaxes after a tough race. Rob Aitelli in perfect form. Rob Aitelli heading for the locker room. Coach Ed Dillert marks down the time for a race. Doug Dudgeon eases into the water for the race. Shooting the breeze between races. Keira smiles at the results. Ski Team Led by the skilled direction of Ed Mertz, the young 85-86 Ski Team gained valuable learning experience for the future. Led by captains Brad MacKenn and Matt Hook and for the girls’ team Michelle Prol and Heather Metzler, the boys’ and girls’ teams each finished with a 12-17 record. The highlights of the season included impressive victo- ries over Ridge, Mountain Lakes and Morristown. With many experienced underclassmen, the Colts are looking ahead to a successful season next year. (L to R) — Scott Appleton. Heather Metzler. David Cooper. Joe Werner. Matt Hook. Brad MacKenn, Michelle Prol. Paul Iggena. Bill Perry, Bill Hook. Brian Maher. Marc Oburg, Ray Alvarez Veteran Coach Mertz ponders over his upcoming meet. 74 Senior Ski Team members stand proud — Brad MacKenn. Matt Hook, Michelle Prol. Mr. Mertz and Heather Metzler. L to R Bottom Row: Mr. Mertz, Bonnie Boylin, Alison Buis, Dusty Schmidt, Heather Metzler, Sharon Seeger. Damon De Paolo. Brian Maher, Back Row: Scott Appleton. Eric Maiorana. Bill Hook. Ray Captain Heather Metzler dashes for the finish Alvarez, Ray Alvarez. Joe Werner. Pete Vosshall, Marc Oburg Une Brad MacKenn — in perfect form. Michelle Prol gracefully approaches the gate. 75 76 Girls’ Track With an experienced host of runners, the Girls’ Track Team had a great season. Senior stars Jenni- fer Adams and Sandy Smith handled most of the distance load, while co-captains Heidi Huber and Doreen Molnar carried the field events. Sprinters Linda Salese and Gina Bolte also had a fine season. as well as middle distance runners Lynn Kirchoff and Lauren Derstine. With the brilliance of Coaches Quinn and Goerig, and the number of talented underclassmen, the Lady Colts are assured of winning next year in the Colonial Hills Confer- ence. BACK ROW (L to R): Coach Quinn, Sharon Sokol, Lauren Derstine. Karen Weinman, Bonnie Boylin, Lissa Schaupp. Michelle Onufrow, Nadine Clayton, Doreen Molnar, Karen Kirchoff. Lynn Kirchoff. Betsy Corcoran, Carrie Borstelmann. Sonya Hancock. Coach Goerig. MIDDLE ROW (L to R): Heather Semf, Tara Romeo. Cheryl Fry. Heidi Huber. Keira Cruz, Laurel Whitescarver, Kay Min. Serina Viswanathan. Janne Worbye, Karen Adams. Amy Cassinelli. Linda Salese, Karen Finckenor. BOTTOM ROW (L to R): Jennifer Crimme, Alison Buis, Sandy Smith. Sue Snyder, Jennifer Adams. Gina Bolte, Stacey Gillman. Marcy Mure. Mary Krauth. Cheryl Riether. Coach Quinn with the workout. Colts' Captains: Jen Adams. Gina Bolte. Seniors Sandy Smith, Sue Snyder, Gina Bolte, Jen Adams, and Linda Salese. Heidi Huber, Doreen Molnar, and Sandy Smith. Heidi Huber practicing the wind up. Taking a break with the coach. Baseball With the expertise of Coach Gerry Sullivan, the 1985-86 Baseball Team had a very productive sea- son. Seniors Dave Russinko and Ed Hambor han- dled the mound duties, while junior standout Dave Sawyer filled the catching responsibilities. Tom Bogan, Tony Casillo, Anthony Martino and Jeff Parelia led a well balanced attack and used their experience to help the team to a fine showing in the Colonial Hills Conference. With five starters re- turning next year, the Colts hope to improve on this season’s record. TOP ROW (L to R): Coach Sullivan. Mike Radtlke. Rich Osterhoudt, Ed Hambor. Tony Casillo, Tom Bogan. Dave Russinko. Dave Sawyer. Coach Sawyer. BOTTOM ROW (L to R): Rich Leberman. Kevin Kemp. Billy Henderson. Jeff Parelia. Anthony Martino. Jeff Parelia returns to his position. Anthony Martino studying the pitch. Dave Russinko guns it home. Tom Bogan swings away to protect the runner. Ed Hambor blasts one to the left. Tony Casillo lines one up the middle. Softball The Girls’ Softball Team adjusted easily to the leadership of Rookie Coach Louis Whritenour. Proving to be a tough competitor in the Colonial Hills Conference, the team was led by Senior pitch- er Kelly Walsh and first baseman Sue Generelli, All Conference Selections last year. Alina DeGroff, Lynn Sevcik, and Gail Hamdan comprised the nu- cleus of talent on the team. Despite the loss of four Seniors, the prospects for next year look promis- ing. BOTTOM ROW (L to R): Whitney Mulcock, Dira Strain. Lauren Schmidt. Kim Brozena. Sue Generelli. Lynn Sevick. TOP ROW (L to R): Erin MacNamara, Linda Lukash. Alina DeGroff. Gail Hamdan. Kelly Walsh. Lauren Brozena, Coach Whritenour. Coach Whritenour giving signals from third base. Seniors Kelly Walsh. Kim Brozena. Sue Generelli. and Lynn Sevcik. 80 Senior pitcher Kelly Walsh anticipates the next pitch. Lynn Sevcik crouches in her defensive stance. Sue Generelli patiently awaits a grounder. Sevcik and Hamdan clean up after a stolen second base. Gail Hamdan cuts to intercept a skipping grounder. Lacrosse: A Strong, Competitive Year Under the guidance of the witty, knowledgeable Coach Bob Turco, the 1985-86 Lacrosse Team en- joyed a great season. Led by captains Dave Gi- gante, Steve Cooper, Harry Ko, and Kevin Grainger, the boys thrived on the tough competi- tion in the Garden State B League. Talented under- classmen included Rob Rosenquist, Jay Gleeson, Todd Kimjohn and goalie Ken Kane. With an open- ing day victory over Peddie, the Colts got off to a great start, and dominated their opponents throughout the season. Although the quick scoring Harry Ko and awesome defenseman Brian Witt will be lost to graduation, the Lacrosse team should again be a major powerhouse in the league. FRONT ROW: Dave Kelly. Harry Ko. Kevin Grainger, Jay Gleeson, Vic Ahlefeld, Doug Dudgeon, Brian Maher, Eric Leuthold. BACK ROW: Mike Hannigan, Todd Lantier, Dave Gigante, Phil Roberts, Coach Robert Turco. Eric Mattesich. Andrew Schaeffer, Luke Kennedy, Rob Rosenquist, Brian Witt, Greg Rose. Pete Rosenquist. Matt Kerstner, Steve Cooper. Todd Kimjohn, Ken Kane, Frank Jennings, Tom Shields, Rich Lauer. Eric Mattesich and Kevin Grainger plan the attack. Brian Witt settling the defense. 82 Attack Harry Ko waits for the ball. Phil Roberts getting ready for the face-off. The Colt Attack celebrates after a goal. Steve Cooper receiving a pc-.e check from behind. Discussing the game plan. The Colt Defense. 83 Boys’ Tennis The 1985-86 Boys’ Tennis Team enjoyed another productive season under the direction of Coach Lura Mountford. Juniors Steve Lee and Rob Caren handled first and second singles while Seniors Jim Hendy, Matt Hook, Craig Marsden and Scott Cogh- lan carried the doubles positions. Frosh wonder Ken Colabella turned in many big wins and gained valuable experience at third singles. The Colts had impressive victories over Whippany Park and Ce- dar Grove as well as a fine showing at the County Tournament. With all three singles players return- ing next year the Colts are sure to be a threat in the Colonial Hills Conference. TOP ROW (L to R): Frank Rodriguez, Kevin Price, Scott Appleton, Steve Lee, Ken Colabella. BOTTOM ROW (L to R): Scott Coghlan. Matt Hook, Rob Caren, Craig Marsden, Jim Hendy. Rob Caren prepares for a powerful return. Freshman Ken Colabella fires a topspin backhand. Senior Matt Hook leaps to return. Jim Hendy with a powerful serve. 85 Boys’ Track Led by Coach Neswald’s skilled instruction, the Boys’ Track Team proved themselves competitive in the Colonial Hills Conference. Seniors Chris Hince (co-capt.). Rich Dor- sett, Marty Cooper, Tim Luing, Todd Hamilton, and Bill O’Hea contributed greatly to a mostly young team. The Field Team pulled together and contributed to the over-all team performance. Co-captains Tim Mure and Greg Cuozzo consistently turned in fine results. With the major- ity of the team returning next year, the Colts are sure to be a dominant force in the Conference. TOP ROW (L to R): Coach Neswald. Coach Kostenko. Greg Hince. Tim Luing. Kevin Weinman. Bill O'Hea. Tim Mure. Todd Hamilton, Joe Calamari. Todd Price. Ron Fitzpatrick. Gary Yarnall. Pete Vosshall. George Haines. Jeff Hamilton. Rich Corea. Felipe VonSeca. Brian Luing. Kewho Min. Howard Krauth. Rich Dorsett. Michael Onufrow. Ken Gustavsen. Bill Perry. BOTTOM ROW: (L to R): Marty Cooper, Chris Hince. Greg Cuozzo. The pole vaulters taking a breather. Todd Hamilton stretching his wingspan. Boys' Track workout, Kewho Min and Greg Hince. Coaches Neswald and Kostenko with captains Greg Cuozzo. Chris Hince, and Tim Mure. On your mark, get set. go! Class of ’89 Ray Alvarez Deanna Antico Ika Baljak Paige Barnhill Gary Barone Hacay Baycora Brian Bernascone Kelly Bieber Bonnie Boylan Sean Brinks Karrie Brugnoli Kim Brugnoli Alison Buis Carol Burley Cathy Chapman Charles Chapman Karen Cheer Stephen Chiappetta Christopher Chin Nadine Clayton Kenneth Colabella Shelley Cookson Darren Cooper Christy Corgan Kevin Corter Jennifer Crimi Ronald Cronk Kim Cucci Amy Daley Dawn Dangelo Silvia Dediego Damon DePaolo Devin Derstine Mandy Divita Laurie Dominguez Scott Dorn Eleanor Eberhard Michelle Egan Robert Famia Christine Finckenor Ricky Fluhr Cheryl Fry Glendon Garvin Michael Gazzillo Danielle Gigante Michael Gilly Dawn Graham Timothy Griffin Jennifer Grob Brent Hamilton Robert Hedworth Donna Henderson Kimberly Henderson Brian Hoedemaker 88 Freshmen Steve Hogan Denise Hook Pamela Hric Frederick lx Noelle Jacobs Kristina Johnson Maya Kalman Elya Kapelyan Douglas Keady Michele Kelly Brian Kilroy Sarah Kilroy Hakan Kirimcan Paul Knox Kenneth Koch Robert Koch Sandra Koontz Merrie Beth Krauth Tracy Kuenzle Karina Lahni Jennifer Lanzetti Kimberly Laratta Sondra Larsen Juliet Lawrence Tara Leberman Suzanne Luzzi Greg Mahadeen Eric Maiorana Melissa Mazzei Melanie Merrill Kay Min Jonathan Mollod Keith Moricz Paul Niehoff Thomas O'Brien Terrance Oesterle Michelle Onufrow Shannon Osterhoudt Catherine Peine William Perry Heather Pitt Kevin Price 89 Freshmen Rosanne Sardone Daniel Sawyer Dustin Schmidt David Schuttler Heidi Schwander Daniel Radeke Jennifer Revis Tara Romeo Harold Salvati Faithann Santangelo President: Dusty Schmidt Vice President: Glen Garvin Sharon Simonetti Jason Sippie David Slingerland Sharon Sofia Vincent Sorgi Melissa Schwartz Heather Semf Shawn Semf Laura Sharkey Joseph Shields 90 Class of ’89 David Spencer Sheila Spengler Kirsten Stewart Sandy Stucki Jennifer Sullivan Secretary: Tracy Kuenzle Treasurer: Joseph Shields Gary Valentine Linda Vecchione Jason Verrone Paul Viola Christopher Vitz Regan Wadman Karin Weinman Kevin Weinman Erin Wingate Lori Wolthoff John Woop 91 Class of ’89 tJnMfvnm Shelly Cookson Kenny Koch, Robert Milkowski Christopher Chin Brian Kilroy. Mike Gilly. Gary Barone Karen Cheer, Jennifer Lanzetti, Dawn Graham Ron Cronk Melissa Schwartz. Tara Romeo Craig Teitelbaum Alison Buis Jennifer Revis. Heather Semf 92 Kristina Johnson. Jennifer Sullivan. Laura Sharkey Jason Sippie. Heather Pitt. Kay Min Karin Weinman Kevin Price Ricky Fluhr, Pam Hric. Linda Vecchione Steve Chiappetta 93 Class of ’88 Karen Adams Melody Adler Michael Akowicz Michael Annunziata Robert Bos Tracey Bowie Travis Brewer Colleen Bucher Neil Bunce Sheri Burichin Thomas Calamari Sheri Campbell Amy Caradine Amy Cassinelli Valerie Cheer Peter Chiappetta David Cooper Richard Correa Carol Corsetto Keira Cruz Claudine D’Angelo Dawn Davis Jill DeCanio Tracy DeCanio Michael DelVecchio Douglas DeStefano David DiVita Tracy Dominick Andy Domonkos Maurice Eaton Keri Lyn Edwards Jennifer Egan Karen English Christine Essbach Cheryl Fahmie Gary Farmer Ronald Faulseit Kimberly Fernot Kurt Fernstrom Felipe Fonseca Kevin Fountoukidis Stephanie Freeman Gina Gareau Barbara Garruto William Gibson Jay Gleeson Glenn Grassi Glenn Gray Joseph Grippo Kenneth Gustavsen Tara Haber James Hannon Christopher Harper Cathy Hendy 94 Sophomores Gregory Hince Karen Hoffmann William Hook Susan Hopkinson Joseph Hric Gary Huber Heidi Huber Kerry Hurt Kristen Hurt Paul Iggena Scott Itzkowitz Stephanie Jackson Jason Jaeger Jennifer James Frank Jennings Kenneth Kane Jared Kareivis Eric Kaulfers Ann Keenan Karin Kirchoff Richard Klein Randy Krupnick Todd Kuimjian Susan Kurkjian Cindy Lancellotti Francesca Laurita Heather Laviola Susan Lawyer Michael Leone Steven Leung Eric Leuthold Karl Ludwig Brian Luing Christipher Lydle Brian Maher Christopher Martin Erin McNamara Michael Mihalik Tricia Miles Eva Morocz Ellie Morse Rudi Muenster Marcy Mure Ryan Murphy Karen Ann Napoli John Nederfield Barbara Nelson Alexandra Nill Karen Nolte Kevin Nolte Kerry Norton Rachel Obstler Marc Oburg Mark Odian 95 Sophomores Brian O’Reilly Susan Paddock Nicole Patire Scott Pelak Bonnie Perepchuk Agim Perolli Elizabeth Petronino Connie Pierson Christina Prelli Todd Price Diana Redzikowski Kathleen Regeling Cheryl Riether James Rogers Gregory Rose Heidi Huber President Robert Rosenquist Sioban Ross Michael Rotondi Cathy Russinko Larry Sanzari Andy Schaffer Lissa Schaupp Suzanne Seaman Sharon Seeger David Shadwell Christopher Sharkey Christine Sharpe Thomas Sienicki Laura Simpson Eric Sisco Ken Gustavsen Vice-President 96 Sophomores Angela Smith Richard Smith Sharon Sokol Stephanie Stern Linda Stires Lisa Stires Karen Svatos Melissa Swalling Sandra Sydor Danielle Tahan George Tomasi Tammy Valentine Lesley Van Houten David Vanderwekke Diana Vanorden Lesley VanHouten Sue Hopkinson Secretary Serena Viswanathan Peter Vosshall Jennifer Walk Kerri Warburton Jean Weiss Stacey Wenzel Joseph Werner Bonnie Weston Laurel Whitescarver Jennifer Williams Philip Williams Gary Yarnall Timmy Yildiz Karen Zak 97 Karin Kirchoff Jay Gleeson, Todd Kuimjian Jared Kareivis Sue Hopkinson 98 Peter Chiappetta, Ken Kane Rudi Muenster. et al Kevin Fontoukidis. Gary Farmer David DiVita Keira Cruz Sophomores Joe Warner Eric Sisco, Christopher Martin Sophomore Colts Billy Hook. Peter Vosshall Ann Keenan 99 ’87 Class of Victor Ahlefeld Scott Appleton Harry Artuhewich Bonnie Aungst Vanessa Bailey Thomas Barrow Beth Bartlett Michele Belmont Robin Berezny Attila Bodi Vicki Bohn Michelle Bormann Carrie Borstelmann Kris Borstelmann Nancy Brolsma Lauren Brozena John Byrd Joseph Calamari Robert Caren Christine Casey Samantha Caziarc Lisa Cerniglia Tracy Coffey Philip Cohen Joseph Colaiacovo Ann Collins Justine Cookson Betsy Corcoran Candi Corcoran Frank Cuonzo Greg Cuozzo Lisa Daley Eric Damstrom David Daniels William Dart Sheri Davis Joseph DeFeo Alina DeGroff Denise DelVecchio John Denaro Britton DePaolo Danielle DePompe Lauren Derstine Steven Diani Jacqueline DiLeone Diana Dondero Cynthia Doucette Douglas Dudgeon Jeffrey Dumbrell Todd Dunsizer Traci Eakin Meryl Esandrio Sandra Ezzo Karen Finckenor 100 Juniors David Fiorina Dawn Fiorina Ronald Fitzpatrick Luis Francisco Stephen Gall Maureen Galligan Stacey Gillman David Glick Richard Griffin Paul Gustavsen George Haines Sonya Hancock Brian Hannigan Eric Hardgrove Tyler Harrington Bill Henderson Keith Hodgson Michael Huber Jill Hume Peter Huss Melissa James Sassa Jovanovic Jill Kelly Betsy Kerwin Lynn Kirchoff Hulya Kirimcan Stephen Howard Kotsen Krauth Ada Kriegsheim Michele Lacatena 101 Juniors Lisa Ladjias Richard Leberman Steve Lee Bruce Levine Silvestor Lijoi Lisa Loreng Paul Lucente Linda Lukash David Maltese Kim Marsden Anthony Martino Nathalie Matz Jennifer McCabe Sean McGill Thomas McKenna Brett McNamara Marguerite Metcalf David Mihok President: Alina DeGroff Vice President: Steve Gall Karen Millahn Jeff Mills Doreen Molnar Mark Mongelluzzo Jonathan Muir Whitney Mulcock Matthew Monro Analee Nations Michael Onufrow Daria Osifchin Cathy Paddock Michele Pagella Jeffrey Parrella Rosemarie Patire Stefani Petersen Cory Philippy Michael Pisani Christine Pisano 102 Class of ’87 Simon Plumpton Wiet Radimer John Reder Julie Roberts Philip Roberts Francisco Rodriguez Peter Rosenquist Linda Saccomanno Lorraine Salvati David Sarkisian David Sawyer Donna Scarpetta Kristen Schneeloch Lauren Schmidt Thomas Shields Carol Smith Joseph Smith Ronald Smith Secretary: Kris Borstelmann Treasurer: Betsy Corcoran Melinda Sorgi Michael Soule Steven Steransak Diralynn Strain Alfred Streicher Jill Struble Amy Stucki Christine Suler Kathleen Suler Colleen Thomas Robert Turzilli Christopher Volpe Melissa Weston Anneelies Williamson Ladd Wilson David Wolthoff Janne Worbye Jon Yoo 103 Steve Lee, Bruce Levine Kris Borstelmann. Carol Smith 104 Stefani Petersen Lisa Ladjias Traci Eakin Juniors Jeff Dumbrell. Anthony Justine Cookson, Janne Worbye Martino Whitney Mulcock, Vanessa Bailey Cory Fhilippy Hulya Kirimcan. Maureen Galligan Denise DelVecchio. Lisa Cerniglia 105 Dira Strain. Cathy Paddock Attila Bodi. Keith Hodgson Underclass Candids B. Kilroy Laughter is a tranquilizer with no side effects. Arnold Glasow B. Corcoran, C. Borstelmann. J. Weiss. M. Weston. L. Derstine. A. Krieg- sheim Women are meant to be loved, not understood. Oscar Wilde C. Borstelmann, M. Radeke. K. Borstelmann The difficulty in life is the choice. George Moore D. Sarkisian J- Walk Wit is cultured insolence. Aristotle Wisdom at times is found in folly. Horace C. Lancellotti. B. Corcoran I don’t care what is written about me so long as 1« ten’ tnio Watherinp Hpnhiirn 106 Colt chorus line K. Johnson Whatever women do they must do twice as well as men to be thought half as good. Luckily, this is not difficult. Charlotte Whitton M. Krauth. J. Shields. N. Clayton. M. Onufrow He’s the kind of man who picks his friends — to pieces. Mae West K. Gustavsen Reason and judgment are the qualities of a leader. Tacitus E. McNamara Steep thyself in a bowl of summertime. Virgil J. Smith Fate tried to conceal him by naming him Smith. Oliver Wendell Holmes. Jr. S. Itzkowitz Think like a man of action, act like a man of thought. Henri Bergson F. Barnhill Be yourself is the worst advice you can give to some people. Tom Masson S. Gall I like men to behave like men-strong and childish. Francoise Sagan 107 L. Kirchoff, L. Dcrstine The best substitute for experience is being sixteen. Raymond Duncan L. Van Houten. S. Kotsen A womans best accessory is a well dressed man. Albert Capraro M. James. K. Koch, M. Lacatena 1 get by with a little help from my friends. J. Lennon, P. McCartney M. Pagella The formula for complete happiness is to be very busy with the unimportant. A Ed- ward Newton T.J. Oesterle. D. Schmidt. K. Price Nothing is interesting if you’re not interested. Helen Maclnness L. Brozena. A. DeGroff Some people have a large circle of friends while others have only friends they like. Horace Walpole 108 Senior Class Officers: Our Leaders! Senior Class President Matthew Hook Senior Class Advisor Mr. Wesley Wells 110 Senior Class Vice President Gretchen Huss Senior Class Secretary Jennifer Adams Senior Class Treasurer Thomas Bogan MICHELLE ADAM 547 Cherry Tree Lane NHS 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 9. 10, 11, 12; Photo Club 10. 11, 12; Feedback Art Editor 11, 12; Peer Counseling 11, 12; Newspaper 11; Yearbook 11; Tennis 9V, 10V. 11V, 12V; Track 9JV, 10JV. JENNIFER ADAMS “Jen 129 Shore Drive Terr. Hostess Club 9; Varsity Club 9. 10, 11. 12; Ski Club 11; Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Chair 10. 11; Ring Committee Chair 10, 11; Cross Country 9V, 10V, 11V, Capt. 12V; Skiing 12; Track 9V, 10V, Capt. 11V 12V; Powderpuff 11,12; Class Sec- retary 10, 11, 12; Class Trea- surer 9; Student Council 9, 10. 11, 12. ANTHONY ANDERSON “Tony” 14 Woodland Court KELLY ANN ANNUNZIATA “Kelly” 11 Juniper Trail Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, Treas. 11, 12; Drama Club 9; Quiet Valley Counselor 11; Soccer 9V, 10V. 11V, Capt. 12V, 2nd Team All-Confer- ence; Swimming 9V, 10V, 11V, Capt. 12V; Powderpuff 11; Chorus 9; Student Council 9, 12. ELIZABETH BARGER 8 Leeone Terr. Hostess Club 12; Art Club 12; Peer Counseling 12; Float Committee 12; Girls Basket- ball Stats 12; Transfer Stu- dent. LINDA BARNES 1 Eric Drive Hostess Club 9; Lib Council 12; Art Club 9. 10. 11. VP. 12; PAVAS VP 11. Pres. 12; Forensics 12; Musical 10, 11; Stage Crew 9; Drama Club 9; Basketball Stats 12; Chorus 9. 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10; Lib 11; Sec. 12, Region Choir 11; All-State Chorus 12. 112 SUSAN BARNHILL “Tappie” 5 McKinley Drive Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; PAVAS 11, 12; Yearbook 11; Float Committee 9, 10, 11; Quiet Valley Counselor 10; Soccer 9V, 10V, 11V; Basket- ball 9 JV, 10 V. 11V. 12V; Soft- ball Stats 11; Track 9V, 10V. 12V; Powderpuff 11; Concert Choir 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. PERSONAL PROFILE OF THE CLASS OF 1986 EYE COLOR HAIR TEXTURE Female Male Female Male Brown 38% 38% Wavy 42% 25% Blue 24% 39% Straight 47% 65% Green 24% 16% Curly 10% 9% Hazel 11% 5% Blue-Green 3% 0% Black 1% 0% HAIR COLOR Female Male Brown 61% 68% Blond 29% 23% Black 7% 4% Red 1% 4% Auburn 1% 0% MARRIAGE PLANS Plan to marry Female 93% Male 86% Doesn’t plan to marry 6% 5% Unsure of plans 1% 9% PLANS FOR A FAMILY Female Average of children 2.72 Male 2.63 Those who do not want chil- dren 13% 16% THOMAS BOGAN “Tom” 2 Glendale Terrace NHS 10, 11, 12; GHS 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; PA- VAS 11. 12; Feedback 11. 12; Peer Counseling 10, 11; Yearbook 10, 11, 12; Chem League I 10; AIASA 9, 10; German Exchange Student 10; Float Committee 11, 12; High School Bowl 12; Prom Committee 11; Skiing 9JV, 10V, Capt. 1IV; Baseball 9JV. 10JV, 11V, 12V; Pow- derpuff Cheering 11; Nation- al Merit 12; Boy State Alt. 11; Class Treas. 11, 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12; Honor Guard 11. LORI BOGGESS 24 Forestdale Road PAVAS 11, 12; Ski Club 9; Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9JV, 10V. 11V, 12V; Skiing 10JV; Softball 10JV, 1IV; Powderpuff 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10; Concert Choir 11; VP 12. REGINA BOLTE “Gna” 17 Oakwood Trail Spanish Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Float Com- mittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 10; Ring Commit- tee 10; Cross Country 11JV, 12V; Basketball 9F. 10JV, 11V, 12V; Track 9JV, 10V. 11V, 12V; Powderpuff 11, 12; Homecoming Nominee. JAMES BOSCH “Jim” 18 Shirley Terrace Spanish Honor Society 11, 12; Chess Team 9.10.11,12; Musical 10. 11; AIASA 10, 12; Float Committee 12; Foot- ball 9; Powderpuff Cheering 12. 113 REBECCA BRANDT Becky 11 Galloway Terrace German Club 10, 11, 12; Var- sity Club 12; Art Club Sec. 11, 12; Feedback 11. 12; Newspaper 11; Yearbook Ac- tivities Editor 12; Musical 10, 11; Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Soccer Stats 9, 10JV; La- crosse Stats 9 10; Concert Band 9; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Chair 12. DENNIS BREW 732 Ridge Road KIMBERLY BROZENA Kim 5 Linden Lane Hostess Club 9; Varsity Club 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Float Committee 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; Football Cheering 9JV, 10JV, 11V, 12V; Skiing 12; Basketball Cheering 9JV, 10JV, 11V; Softball 10JV, 11V, 12 V; Track 9JV; Powderpuff 11, 12. SALLY ANN BUNCE Sally” 179 Kakeout Road Spanish Honor Society 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Hos- tess Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsi- ty Club 11; Sec. 12; Forensics 12; Peer Counseling 10, 11, 12; Newspaper Sports Editor 11, 12; Musical 11; Float Committee 9,10,11,12; Qui- et Valley Counselor 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9JV, 10JV, 11JV, 12V; Track 9JV, 10V, 11V, 12V; Chorus 9; LTC 11; Stu- dent Council 9, 10, 11; Stu- dent Council Sec. 12. 114 CHARLES CAFASSO “Chuck 14 Morris Avenue GAIL CARELLI 94 Chapel Hill Terrace NHS 11, 12; French Honor Society 11, 12; French Club 9, 10. 11; PAVAS 11. 12; For- ensics 9; Sec Treas 11, 12; Newspaper 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12; Float Committee 9, 10, 11; Tennis 11JV; Softball 9JV, 10V. 1IV; Powderpuff 11, 12. ANTHONY CASILLO “Tony” 7 Van Duyne Avenue Football 9F, 10V; Basketball 9F, 10JV, 11JV, 12V; Base- ball 9F, 10V. Capt. 1IV and 12; Homecoming King. GEMMA CASILLO Jamie” 7 Van Duyne Avenue CELENE CASTELLUCCI 694 West Shore Drive French Club 12; Hostess Club 9, 10, 11; Drama Club Float Committee 9. 10. 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Ring Committee 11; Football Cheering 9JV, 10JV. Capt. 11V 12V; Basketball Cheering 10JV, Capt. 11V; Student Council 9, 10, 11. MELISSA CHIN 3 Shirley Terrace NHS 10, 11, 12; French Hon- or Society 11; French Club 11; PAVAS Sect. 11 12; Newspaper 11 12; March- ing Band 9, 10, Sec. 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, Sec. 11, 12; All State Band 11,12; Re- gion Band 11, 12; Area Band 10, 11, 12; Pit Band 9, 11, 12; Music Honor Society 11, 12; National Merit 12; Rutgers Scholar 12; Who’s Who 12. STEPHEN CHIN “Steve- 13 Shirley Terrace NHS 10, 11, 12; French Hon- or Society 11, 12; French Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; PAVAS 11, 12; Feedback 11. 12; Chem League 10; Quiet Valley Counselor 11. 12; Track 9V Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Drum Major 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12; All State Band 10, 11, 12; Region Band 10, 11, 12; Area Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Pit Band 11; North Jersey Wind Orchestra 10, 11,12; Music Honor Soci- ety 9, 10. 11, 12; Governor’s School 11; Band Council VP 11; Jazz Rock Ensemble 9, 10, 11; Region Orchestra 11; All State Orchestra 12. 115 ELIZABETH CHRISTAKOS Betsey” 19 Reality Drive Library Council 12; PAVAS 11, 12; Feedback 11; Track 10V; Concert Choir 9, 10, Sec. 11. Pres 12. SCOTT COGHLAN 91 Sugar Hill Road AIASA 10; Tennis 10JV, 11JV, 12V; Lacrosse 9JV. CHR1SI COLABELLA 748 Ridge Road Photo Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Float Committee 9, 10, 11; Prom Committee 10; Ring Committee 10; Soccer 10JV, 11V; Football Stats 9; Skiing Stats 10; Basketball 9JV; Softball 9JV; Track 10JV; Powderpuff 11, 12; Class Vice-President 10; Class Sec- retary 9. KIM COLAICOVO 75 Miller Road Photo Club 11; Ski Club 10; Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9. 10, 11; Basket- ball Stats 9; Basketball Cheer- ing 10V; Baseball 9; Stats Powderpuff 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12. TAMMY COLE 11 Cedar Trail LAURICE CONIGLIO 7 Ricker Terrace CIE 12; Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball Cheer- ing 9V. 10V; Baseball Stats 9. 116 TV FAVORITES Female Male 1. Cosby Show 1. Miami Vice 2. Miami Vice 2. MASH 3. Cheers 3. Cosby Show 4. Family Ties 4. Woody Wood Pecker MARTIN COOPER 5. Knots Landing 5. David Letterman Marty” 201 Kakeout Road MOVIE FAVORITES Female Male 1. Breakfast Club 1. Rambo 2. Rambo 2. Animal House 3. Risky Business 3. The Wall 4. Big Chill 4. Johnny Bronco 5. Beverly Hills Cop STEPHEN COOPER 9 Ricker Road Soccer 10JV; Lacrosse 9JV, 10V, 11V, 12V. MICHAEL CROMIE “Mickey 13 Alpine Drive NHS 10, 11. Sec. 12; German Club 9.10,11.12. Chess Team 12; Varsity Club 12; PAVAS 11. 12; Feedback 11. 12; Newspa- per 11. 12; Musical 10. 11; Chem League 10; High School Bowl Capt. 12, 11; Soccer 9JV, 10JV, 11JV; Marching Band 9, 10.11,12; Band Pres. 12; Con- cert Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Area Band 11. 12; North Jersey Wind Orchestra 9, 10. 11. 12; Music Honor Society 9. 10. 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10. 11. 12; Con- cert Choir 9.10. 11.12; Region Choir 9, 10. 11. 12; National Merit Semi-Finalist 12; Gover- nor’s School 11; Rutgers Schol- ar 12; Who’s Who 12; Presiden- tial Scholar 12; All State Chorus 11, 12; All Eastern Chorus 11; Battle of Brilliance IT, Jazz Rock Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12; Brass Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12; Brass Quintet 11, 12; Barber- shop Choir 11, 12. RONALD DAVIS “Ron- 216 Boon ton Avenue Spanish Honor Society 11; Lib Council 10, Treas. 11, Pres. 12. CYNTHIA DEGROOT “Cindy- 503 Cotluss Road 117 RICHARD DITARANTO “Rich” 152 Kinnelon Road Football 9. 10. AMY DOMINO 7 Greenwood Trail Float Committee 10. 11. 12; Basketball Cheering 9V. 10V; Track 10JV. 11V. 12V; Pow- derpuff 11, 12. RICHARD DORSETT “Rich 8 Carol Road NHS 11. 12; French Club 9. 10; Chess Team 9. 10. Treas. 11 12; Musical Director 11; Prom Committee 11; Soccer JV9. JV10; Cross Country Capt. 12; Track 11JV. 12V; Student Council 9. 12; Trans- fer from PL 11. GEORGE ENGLISH 202 Boonton Avenue GLENN FERRARA 28 Lakeview Drive Spanish Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Art Club 12; Football 9F. 10V, 11V, 12V; Capt. 9. 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9JV; Baseball 9JV, 10JV, 11JV; Powderpuff Coach 11, 12; Student Coun- cil 9. 10. 11. 12. 118 ALICE GARDINER 97 Newbury Place Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 10, 11; Ring Committee 10, 11; Soc- cer 9JV, 10JV; Powderpuff 11. 12; LTC 10; Class Presi- dent 10; Class Vice-President 9; Student Council 9, 10. 11, 12. SUZANNE GAREAU “Sue Cascade Way Varsity Club 12; Art Club 12; PAVAS 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, VP 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. VP 12; Region Band 9. 10. 11; Pit Band 9. 10. 11; North Jersey Wind Orchestra 9. 10; Gov. School Alt. 11. VITA GARRUTO 255 Long Meadow Road Peer Counseling 12; Newspa- per 12; Float Committee 12; Softball 11JV; Powderpuff 12. SUZANNE GENERELLI “Sue- 512 Pepperidge Tree Lane Softball 9V, 10V, 11V, 12V. 119 DAVID GIGANTE “Dave” 20 Lagoon Trail Football 9F, 10V. 11V, 12V; Lacrosse 9JV, 10JV, Capt. 11 12. ANDREW GOLDMAN “Andy 548 Cherry Tree Lane Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Soccer 9JV, 10JV, 11JV, 12V; Capt. 10. MICHAEL GR1PPO “Mike” 3 Joanna Way Soccer 9, 10JV; Tennis 10V, 11V; Football 12V; Skiing 9JV, 10V, 11V, 12V; Lacrosse 12V; Powderpuff Cheering 12; Transfer Student. SCOTT GURLIACCIO 18 Woodland Court 120 EDWARD HAMBOR DANIEL HAMDAN Ed” 3 Sonya Terrace 6 Sycamore Trail Football 9; Wrestling 9JV, 10V.1 IV. 12V; Baseball 9JV. 10V. 11V, 12V. TODD HAMILTON 9 Colonial Lane Varsity Club 12; Basketball 9JV. 10JV, 11JV. 12V. MICHAEL HANNIGAN “Mike 10 Forestdale Road Photo Club 12; Stage Crew 9; Float Committee 9; Lacrosse 9JV, 10JV. 11V, 12V. RICHARD HILLER “Rich” 5 Ridge Trail FAVORITE ACTORS Female Male 1. Richard Gere 1. Sylvester Stallone 2. Sylvester Stallone 2. Pee Wee Herman Don Johnson 3. Clint Eastwood 3. Eddie Murphy Eddie Murphy FAVORITE ACTRESSES Female Male 1. Goldie Hawn 1. Bo Derek 2. Ally Sheedy 2. Heather Thomas 3. Meryl Streep Heather Locklear 4. Jessica Lang 3. Sally Fields 121 JAMES HENDY “Jim” 45 Lakeside Trail NHS 11. 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; German Ex- change Student 11; Tennis 9V. 10V, 11V, 12V. NANCY HIEBLER 30 Derrygally Circle NHS 10, 11. 12; German Honor Society 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Photo Club 12; Girls State Alternate 11. Melissa Chin — I’m going out to clean the pasture spring; I'll only stop to rake the leaves away (And wait to watch the water clear, I may) 1 shan’t be gone long.—You come too. — Robert Frost JOHN CHRISTOPHER HINCE “Chris” 418 Briareiiff Terrace NHS 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; French Honor Society 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Football 9F, 10V, 11V, 12V; Basketball 9. 10JV, 11JV, 12V; Baseball 9F, 10JV; Powderpuff Cheer- ing 11. 122 PATRICIA HOLLINGSWORTH “Tricia” 15 Parkway CIE 12 Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 10, 11; Ring Committee 10, 11. MATTHEW HOOK “Matt” 617 Ridge Road NHS 10, 11. 12; GHS 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Forensics 9; Peer Counseling 11; Newspaper 11; Yearbook Sports Editor 12; German Ex- change Student 10; Float Committee 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 10, 11; Tennis 9V, 10V, 1 lV-Capt. 12; Skiing 9V, 10V, Capt. 11V 12V; Powderpuff Cheering 11; Na- tional Merit 12; Class Presi- dent 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Guard 11; Homecoming Nominee 12. VERONICA HURSH 3 Dogwood Trail Varsity Club 11, 12; Ski Club 9; Soccer 10JV, 11JV; Ski Team 10JV, 11V. 12V; Pow- derpuff 12; Float Committee 10, 11, 12; Ring Committee 11; Marching Band 9; Con- cert Band 9. GRETCHEN HUSS 24 White Birch Terr. NHS 11, 12; German Club 10, 12; Hostess Club 9, 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Art Club 9, 10; Peer Counsel- ing 10, 11, 12; Newspaper 11 — Photo Ed.; Yearbook 12 — Photo Ed.; Musical 9, 10, 11; Drama Club 9; Float Com- mittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Ring Committee 10, 11; Football Cheering 9JV, 10V, 11V; Track 9JV, 10V, 11V, 12V; Powderpuff 11; Girls State 12; Alt. Class VP 11. 12. ROBERT INFANTE “Rob” PAVAS 11, 12; Lacrosse 9JV 10V, 11V, 12V. KAREN JOHNSON 52 Ricker Road NHS 11. 12; GHS 12; Ger- man Club 9,10,11.12; Varsi- ty Club 9. 10. 11, 12; Year- book 12; Faculty Ed German Exchange Student 11; Float Committee 12; Tennis 9V, 10V, 11V, 12V - Co-capt. NICOLE JONES 2 Hilltop Road NHS 11, 12; SHS 10. 11. 12 — treasurer; Peer Counseling 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10JV, 11JV; Track 9JV, 10JV; Cho- rus 9. KIMBERLY KANE “Kim SHS 11, 12 - VP; Peer Counseling 11, 12; Float Committee 10, 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 11, 12. 123 MAURA KEENAN 115-27 Tower Hill Lane French Club 10,11,12; Varsi- ty Club 11. 12; Art Club 10, 11, 12; PAVAS 11, 12; Feed- back 12; Musical 11; Float Committee 9, 10,11,12; Soc- cer 9JV, 10JV, 11V. 12V; Track 9JV, 10JV, 11V, 12V. LUKE KENNEDY 5 Cook Terrace Varsity Club 11 — Pres. 12; Float Committee 11, 12; La- crosse 9JV, 10JV. 11V, 12V; Powderpuff Cheering 11, 12. MATTHEW KERSTNER “Matt” Ski Team 11JV; Lacrosse 9JV, 10JV, 11V, 12 V. HARRY KO 40 Fox Ledge Road German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Photo Club 12; Yearbook 12; Float Committee 11, 12; Lacrosse 9JV, 10V, 11V, 12V; Powder- puff Cheering 11, 12; La- crosse “Ground Ball Award” 10, 11. KIMBERLY KUENZLE “Kim” 458 Laurel Lane 124 TODD LANTIER 8 Hillside Road Football 12V; Lacrosse 10JV, 11V, 12V; Powderpuff Cheer- ing 12 V. LISA LANZETTI 43 Lincoln Road Float Committee 9. 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee Chair 10, 11; Ring Committee 10, 11; Soccer 9JV, 10JV, 11JV, 12V; Softball 9JV; Powder- puff 11; Class Treasurer 10. RICHARD LAUER 4 South Point Terrace German Club 10; Photo Club 12; Soccer 9JV, Capt. 10JV, 11V; Lacrosse 9JV. 10V, 12 V. BRAD MACKENN 8 Woodland Court French Club 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; AIASA 10, 12; Float Committee 9; Football 9F, 10V, 11V, 12V; Ski Team 9JV, 11V, 12V; Baseball 9; Powderpuff Cheering 11, 12. FAVORITE FOODS ICE CREAM CANDY Female Female 1. Chocolate Chip Mint 1. Chocolate 2. Chocolate 2. Snickers 3. Cookies-n-Cream Reeses Peanut Butter 3. M Ms Male Male 1. Chocolate Chip Mint 1. Reeses 2. Chocolate 2. M Ms 3. Vanilla 3. Blow Pops 4. Chocolate Chip SODA Female Male 1. Coke 1. Coke 2. 7-UP 2. 7-UP Diet Coke 3. Root Beer Pepsi 4. RC Cola 3. Orange 125 POLITICAL VIEWS OF THE CLASS OF 1986 Female Male Liberal 55% Liberal 34% Conservative 10% Conservative 21% Neither 23% Neither 39% No Answer 11% No Answer 5% ISSUES OF CONCERN Female Male 1. AIDS 1. AIDS 2. Nuclear War 2. Nuclear War 3. Hunger 4. Abortion MICHAEL MAIORANA “Mike” 2 Wagdo Avenue NHS 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Float Committee 9, 10. 11, 12; Football 9F. 10V; Basketball 9JV; Baseball 9JV. 10JV. CRAIG MARSDEN 266 Long Meadow Road NHS 11. 12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Tennis 9V, 10V, 11V. 12V; Basketball 9JV; Student Council 12. ERIC MATTESICH 104 Fox Ledge Road AVA 10; Varsity Club 12; Ski Club 9. 10; Soccer 10JV; La- crosse 9JV, 10JV, 11V, 12V. 126 MAUREEN MELLINA 6 Colonial Lane Varsity Club 10, 11; Float Committee 9, 10, 12; Basket- ball 9V, 10V. 11V; Student Council 12. HEATHER METZLER 14 Lincoln Road Ski Club 9, 10; Ski Team 11V, 12V; Art Club ll.Treas. 12; PAVAS 12; Float Committee 11. 12. MARK MICKENS 73 Cutlass Road Varsity Club 11; Football 9V, 10V, 11V, 12V; Powderpuff Coach 11, 12. CAROLYN MILLER 4 Lincoln Road Varsity Club 11, Treas. 12; Photo Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Float Committee 9, 10, 11. 12; Soccer 10JV, 11V, 12V; Track 9JV; Powderpuff 11; Chorus 9; Student Council 10, 11, 12. 127 EILEEN MOORE 586 1 Kent Brook Terrace German Club 9, 10. 11. 12; Peer Counseling 11, 12; Ger- man Exchange Student 10; Football Cheering 9JV, 10JV (Capt.). 11V, 12V; Basketball Cheering 9V, 10V, 11V (Capt.); Student Concil 9. ELIZABETH NAPOLETANO “Liz” Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Ring Committee 11; Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11; Powderpuff 11, 12. ANDREW NACHTIGAL 232 Kinnelon Road RUSSELL NEEDELS 596 Green Hill Road Newspaper 12; Yearbook 11; Prom Committee Treas. 11; Basketball 11; Student Coun- cil 11; Transfer 12; Rugby 9. 10; Volleyball 9; Water Polo 11; Mandarin Club. DENISE NIEBISCH 51 Lakeside Trail Spanish Honor Society 12; German Club 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Peer Counseling 11, 12; Musical 11; German Exchange Student 12; Ski Team 11V, 12V; Student Council 11, 12; Transfer 11; Soccer Manager 9; Yearbook 9; Select Choir 9; Gymnastics 9,10; Musical 9,10; Portettes 10. NANCY N1EHOFF 14 Stonybrook Trail Hostess Club 9; Float Com- mittee 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10JV, 11JV; Swimming 9JV Powderpuff 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10. 128 WILLIAM O’HEA Bil!” 22 Evans Road NHS 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10. 11. 12 (Pres.); Varsity Club 12; Float Com- mittee 12; Football 9F; Bas- ketball 9F. 10JV, 11V, Capt. 12V; Track 12V; Boys State 11. JACQUELINE PARRY TIM LUING “Jackie” All education is a continuous 30 Lakeuiew Drive dialogue — questions and an- Football Cheering 9JV swers that pursue every prob- (Capt.), 10V. lem to the horizon. That is the essence of academic freedom. — William O. Douglas 129 FUTURE PLANS OF THE CLASS OF 1986 PLACE OF RESIDENCE Female Male Mid Atlantic States 24% Mid Atlantic States 29% New England 13% New England 5% California 21% California 9% New Jersey 12% 1 «. •� Jersey 16% Cities 12% Cities 13% Warm Locations 7% Warm Locations 16% Over Seas 7% Over Seas 4% PROFESSION Female Male Business 13% Business 16% Scientific Field 17% Scientific Field 16% International Service 5% Engineering 13% Teaching 5% Most Popular Professions Fashion Cosmetology 13% 1. Engineering Most Popular Professions 2. Architecture 1. Fashion Merchandising 3. Auto Body Mechanic 2. Psychology MARK PATERNO 28 Crossway CIE 12. SUZANNE PETRONINO “Sue” NHS 11, 12; French Honor Society 11, 12; French Club Treas. 11, Pres. 12; Art Club 9, 10. 11. Sec. 12; Soccer 11JV. 130 SUZANNE PISANO “Sue” 28 Dogwood Trail Varsity Club 10. 12; PAVAS 12; CIE 12; Float Committee 9, 10. 11. 12; Basketball Cheering 9V, 10V; Baseball Stats 9; Track 9JV; Powder- puff 12. SABINE PREDIGER 85 North Road French Club 10, 11, 12; Ger- man Club 10, 11, 12; Library Council 12; Feedback 12; Peer Counseling 11, 12 (Treas.); Cross Country 9; Transfer 10. MICHELLE FROL 33 Harrison Road Varsity Club 10, 11. 12; Ger- man Exchange Student 11; Float Committee 9, 11; Prom Committee 11; Soccer 9JV; Tennis 12JV; Ski Team 9JV lOJVCapt.; 11V 12 Capt. Track 1IV; Lacrosse State 9, 10; Powderpuff 11. 12; LTC 11; Student Council 9,10.11, 12; Student Council Presi- dent. MICHELLE RAQUET “Shelly” 74 Cottage Place STEVEN REIDENBACH “Steve” 47 Undercliff Road Varsity Club 11, 12; Wres- tling 9V, 10V, 1IV, Capt. 12V; Baseball 9F. JEANNE RICHARDS 18 Stony brook Trail French Club 9, 10; CIE 12; Soccer 9JV, 10JV, 11V; Bas- ketball Cheering 10V; Track 9F Powderpuff 1, 12; Student Council 9. HAROLD RIETHER 5 Pine Hill Road Football 9F; Wrestling 9V, 10V, 11V, 12V; Baseball 9F. 10JV, 11JV. DONNA ROMEO 32 Forestdale Road 131 NANCY ROSIN1 99 Rioerview Terrace Stage Crew 9, 10; Vo Tech 11, 12; Chorus 9. 10. DAVID RUSSINKO “Dave 40 Wilson Avenue Varsity Club 11, 12; Float Committee 10, 11, 12; Foot- ball 9F, 10V, 11V, 12V; Base- ball 9F, 10JV, 11V, 12V; Pow- derpuff Coach 11, 12. LINDA SALESE 2 Hillside Road C1E 12; Float Committee 10, 11, 12; Basketball 12; Soft- ball Cheering 9V, 10V; Track 9V, 10V, 11V, 12V; Powder- puff 11, 12. RAQUEL SCHUTTLER 278 Longmeadow Road Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Ski Team 12V; Track 9JV, 10JV, 11V, 12V; Powderpuff 12; Student Council 11, 12. 132 BETH SCHWARTZ 214 Kinnelon Road French Club 9, 10, 11; PA- VAS 12; Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Ring Committee 11; Soc- cer 10JV, 11JV, 12V; Ski Team 10,11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9,10,11, 12. JEANETTE SEMF 28 Forestdale Road French Honor Society 12; French Club 12; Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 12. ANN SIEMIATOWSKI 4 Lagoon Trail Art Club 11. 12; Chorus 9. 10; Concert Choir 11, 12. JAMES SIENICKI 19 Birch Road NHS 11, 12; GHS 12; Ger- man Club 9. 10.11,12; Chess Team 9, 12; Feedback 12; Newspaper 11, 12; German Exchange Student 10; Nation- al Merit 12; Student Council 12. JEFFREY SINJEM “Jeff” 669 Mountain Road Library Council 11, VP 12; Transfer Student 11. 133 THOMAS SMIALEK “Tom” 4 Ricker Terrace Vo Tech 10. 11. 12. SANDRA B. SMITH “Sandy Varsity Club 11; PAVAS 12; Yearbook Underclassmen Edi- tor 10, Activities Editor 11, 12; Float Committee 9, 10. 11, 12; Cross Country 10V, 11V, Capt 12V; Track 9V. lOV.Capt . 11 12; Girls Citi- zenship 11; Student Council 9, 10. 12. SHARON SMITH 80 Black Oak Lane Float Committee 9, 10. 11. 12; Prom Committee 11; Ring Committee 11; Tennis 9V, lOV.Capt. 11V 12V; Bas- ketball Cheering 9V, 10V; Powderpuff 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. SUSAN SNYDER “Sue 17 [ alley Road Varsity Club 11, 12; Soccer 9JV, 10V, 11V, 12V; Ski Team 12; Track 9V. 10V. 11V, 12V; Basketball 9JV, 10JV, 11V; Powderpuff 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 9, 10. 11, 12. 134 MARY KATE STILLINGS “Katie” 22 Lakeview Drive German Club 10, 11, VP 12; Art Club 11, 12; Feedback 12; Newspaper 11; Yearbook 12, Art Editor; Musical 11; German Exchange Student; Float Committee 10. 11, 12. KRISTEN STONEHOUSE “Kris” 12 Leone Terrace NHS 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10. 11, Sec. 12; Hos- tess Club 9; Varsity Club 12; Peer Counseling 11,12; Float Committee 12; Basketball 9JV. WENDY STUCKI 516 Peppendge Tree Lane Feedback 11, 12; Musical 11. ANISA K. TINSLEY Newark Pompton Turnpike Soccer 10JV, 12V; Wrestling Stats Manager. 135 WILLIAM VAN EMBURG “Bill” 7 Chilhowie Drive NHS 10, 11. 12; GHS 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Chess Team 9, 10, VP 11 12; Varsity Club 12; PAVAS 11, 12; Feedback 12; Peer Counseling 12; Musical 11; Chem League 10; Stage Crew 9; German Exchange Student 10; High School Bowl 11. 12; Quiet Valley Counselor 10, 11. 12; Track 1IV; Marching Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Region Band 9; Area Band 10.12; Pit Band 10; Music Honor Soci- ety 11, 12; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11. 12; National Merit Semi Finalist 12; Governor's School 11; Boys State 11; Rutgers Scholar 11; Who's Who 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Jazz Rock Ensemble 10,12; Brass Ensemble 9, 10, 11. 12. ELISE VARESI 581 Green Hill Road DANA VIGILANT 7 Tammy Terrace Ski Club 9,10; Float Commit- tee 9, 12; Football Cheering 9, Capt. 10; Ski Team 11; Track 9; Powderpuff 11, 12. NICOLE K. VOSSHALL “Nicki” 585A Kent Brook Terrace NHS 10, Historian 11, VP 12; GHS 12; German Club 10; Sec. 11 12; Varsity Club 9, Sec. 12; Art Club 10, 11; PA- VAS Pres. 11; Feedback 11, 12; Newspaper Feature’s Edi- tor 11, 12; Yearbook Faculty Editor 12; Musical 11; Float Committee 10,11,12; Soccer 9V, 10V, 11V, Capt. 12V; Powderpuff 11, 12; Girls Citi- zenship 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Homecoming Queen 12. CARIN VREELAND 16 Valley Road Ski Club 11; Float Committee 9; Tennis 9JV, 10JV; Softball 11JV; Powderpuff 12V; Stu- dent Council 9, 10. WAYNE VREELAND 17 Hearthstone Drive 136 LOUISE WALK 729 Ridge Road PAVAS 11. 12; Peer Counsel- ing 11, 12; Musical 10. 11; Drama Club 9; Powderpuff 11. 12; Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12; Concert Choir. STACEY LYNN WALL 15 Cedar Street Spanish Honor Society 11, 12; CIE 12; Yearbook 11. 12; Softball 9JV, 10JV; Powder- puff 11, 12. KELLY WALSH 7 Hamburg Turnpike NHS 10. 11, Pres. 12; French Club 10; Varsity Club 9. 10, VP 11, 12; Newspaper Editor 11, 12; Yearbook 9. Under- classman Editor 10 11. Edi- tor 12; Cross Country 10V; Basketball JV Capt. 9V, 10V, 11V, Capt. 12; Softball 9V, 10V, 11V, 12V; Powderpuff 11, 12; Girls Citizenship. MARK WALSH 21 Highlands Drive THE MUSIC OF THE CLASS OF 1986 MUSICAL PREFERENCE Female Male Rock 79% Rock 79% New Wave 14% New Wave 3.5% Disco 1.5% Disco 2.5% Rap 3% Rap 5% Grateful 1.5% Grateful 1.5% Dead Dead FAVORITE ALBUMS Female Male 1. Elton John s Greatest Hits 1. The Wall 2. Unforgettable Fire — U2 2. Van Halen 85 3. The River 3. Led Zeppelin II Born in the USA Led Zeppelin II FAVORITE SINGLES Female Male 1. Stairway to Heaven 1. Stairway to Heaven 2. American Pie 2. Comfortably Numb The Thankyou Song Too Young 3. Ain’t Talkin ’Bout Love FAVORITE SINGERS OF GROUPS Female Male 1. Bruce Springsteen 1. Led Zeppelin 2. U2 2. Van Halen 3. Elton John Bruce Springsteen 4. Phil Collins Phil Collins VICTORIA WARD “Vicki” 393 Ski Trail NHS 11, 12 — Treasurer; GHS 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12 — Pres.; PAVAS 11. 12 — Treasurer; Forensics 9; Feedback 11, 12 — Ed-in- Chief; Peer Counseling 11, 12; Newspaper 11, 12 — Layout Ed. 11, Assistant Ed. 12; Yearbook 11, 12 — Se- nior Ed.; German Exchange 10; Float Committee 12; HS Bowl 12; Tennis 10JV, 11JV; Swimming 10V; National Merit 12; Girls State 11; Gov- ernor’s School 12; Who’s Who 12; Honor Guard 10, 11. JOHN WEISE “Jack” 7 Sugarhill Road Art Club 12; A1ASA 10 Pres.; Cross Country 10 JV; Lacrosse 9JV; Bowling 9JV, 10V. KRISTEN WHITEHEAD “Kris” 31 Banta Road SHS 10, 11. 12; French Club 11.12 — VP; Hostess Club 9; Art Club 10, 11 — Treasurer, 12 — Pres.; Peer Counseling 10. 11; Yearbook 9, 10, 11, 12; French Exchange Pro- gram 11; Float Committee 10, 12; Ring Committee 10; Basketball Cheering 9JV; Track 9JV; Chorus 9; Student Council 11. LYNNE WHRITENOUR 79 Lakeside Trail Float Committee 9, 10, 12; Prom Committee 12; Football 9 — Stats; Football Cheering 9JV, 10V; Swimming 9V, 10V; Basketball Cheering 9V, 10V, 12V; Softball 9JV, 10V, 12V; Powderpuff 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11. 12. 138 GEOFFREY WOLFER “Geof” German Club 10; PAVAS 11, 12; Ski Club 9; Football 9; Wrestling 9JV, 10V, 11V, 12 V. � KIMBERLY YORIO “Kim 712 Orchard Road NHS 11, 12; French Club 10, 11; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12 — Treasurer; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Feedback 11, 12; Float Committee 9, 10; Soc- cer 9JV, 10V. 1IV; Basketball 9JV, 10JV; Powderpuff 11, 12; Student Council 9,10,11, 12; Homecoming Chairman 11,12; Blood Drive Chairman 11. 12. GEOFFREY ZOELLER JR. “Geof” 7 Lakeside Trail Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Band Manager; 11, 12 Band Treasurer; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11,12; Brass Ensemble 9,10, 11, 12; Brass Quintet 11, 12; Concert Choir 9. 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 9. 10, 11, 12, President 10, 11, 12; PAVAS 11, 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who 11. 12; Physics Club 12 — Treasurer; Track 10; JV Feedback 11, 12; Newspaper 11, 12; N.J. Wind Orchestra 9. 10. 11, 12; Re- gion Band 9, 11; Area Band 11; Region Chorus 11, 12; All-State Chorus 11; Varsity Club 12; Homeroom Rep. 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council Chairman 11, 12. Mr. Orgel, C. Hince. C. Marsden. J. Sienicki. G. Wolfer. R. Dorsett. B. MacKenn, B. Van Emburg — According to Newton . . . JULIE ZOLFO 572 Greenhill Road Forensics 9,10; Peer Counsel- ing 11, 12 — Representative; Yearbook 12 — Senior Sec- tion Editor; Musical 11, 12; Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Ring Committee 10,11; Basketball 9JV, 10JV 11 - Stats; Pow- derpuff 11; Who’s Who 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10,11, 12 — Class Representative. SPIRIT! WE HAD IT! 139 Homecoming Nicki Vosshall Matt Hook Gina Bolte Tom Bogan Kim Colalcovo Tony Casillo Sue Pisano Harry Ko Laurice Conigiio Glenn Ferrara 140 Spirit B. Brandt K. Stillings — Some alien blessing is on its way to us — W.S. Merwin K. Grainger — You’re either part of the solution or part of the problem — Eldridge Cleaver King Anthony Queen Nicole Senior Brunch Munching at the Brunch S. Kotsen, W. Radimer, B. Henderson, M. Grippo, J. Dumbrell, P. Gustavsen — Kinnelon’s band at its best! K. Sikkema. L. Whritenour. L. McKenney — The endearing elegance of female friendship — Samuel Johnson J. Sienicki — The computer is no better than its program — Elting Elmore Morison T. Barnhill — (It) hangs in the uncertain balance of proud time — Robert Greene K. Stonehouse — If I have to, I can do anything. I am strong, I am invincible. I am woman. — Helen Reddy 143 S. Grady — In the depth of winter. I finally learned that within me S. Cooper — The Power of Positive Thinking — Norman Vincent Peale there lay an invincible summer — Albert Camus 144 S. Freda — The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose — W. Whitman D. DelVecchio D. Dondero — Let us swear eternal friendship — Moliere S. Simonetti, K. Johnson. L. Wolthoff — Keep your friendship in repair — Emerson D. Sawyer — Business? It’s quite simple. It’s other people’s money. — Alexandre Dumas 145 T. Brewer, S. Brinks. D. Gigante. R. Leberman — Give me the young man who has brains enough to make a fool of himself! — RL Stevenson . . . tradition approves of all forms of competition — Arthur Hugh Clough L. Kirchoff, L. Derstine. D. Daniels. M. Keenan — What’s up. Doc? — Bugs Bunny 146 Chem Class — ... desiring rather to be taught than to teach — Gabriel Biel S. Stucki — Reflections 147 S. Reidenbach — More than just a face in the crowd? Silence gives consent — Oliver Goldsmith S. Diani — Speech is a mirror of the soul. As a man speaks, so is he. S. Freda N. Patire — There is only one happiness in life, to love Publius Syns and be loved. — George Sand DL Strain Erin McNamara — Better by far you should forget and smile than that you should remember and be sad — CG Rossetti 148 Congratulations to the class of 1986 May your lives be filled with adventure, challenge, success and love. 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CASTELLUCCI, M.D., P.A. 1426 Route 23 North Butler, New Jersey 07405 (201) 838-7722 Congratulations to Celene and the Class of 1986 Doctor John Castellucci and the Staff of Hillcrest Medical Center 159 by T.S. Elliot We shall return; and it will be to find A different school from that which we now know; But only in appearance 'twill be so. That which has made it great, not left behind The same school in the future we shall find As this from which as pupils now we go. Pieces of the Puzzle 11_0 n 'Mr - -v. . -T ■ v -• :-------------------- •—_ - W W v.v V s : . W_- r ■ r ' — V. rri — -r - V_ — v. . w '—• r' . _ W s I — r s —�