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THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON October 27, 1987 I am happy to send greetings to all who celebrate the 25th anniversary of Kinnelon High School. No nation can maintain its freedom or advance socially and materially without committing itself to the educa- tion of its youth. On this milestone you can be justly proud of the teachers and staff who have helped so many young people recognize their gifts, reach their potential, and better understand their moral and civic responsibilities. Kinnelon High School has earned a place of honor in the community and in the hearts and memories of its graduates. It has nurtured well-informed citizens who care not just for their own personal happiness, but for the well-being of their country and of the entire world. In so doing it has rendered an outstanding service to our nation. Nancy joins me in commending you for all that has been accomplished at your school. You have our warm best wishes for continued success in the years ahead. God bless you all. PEGASUS ’88 KINNELON HIGH SCHOOL “A YEAR OF CELEBRATION” VOLUME 24 I Will you remember? Spuds Mackenzie ... Kit Hong ... Intercepting progress reports ... Saturday morning car washes ... Statue of Liberty Weekend ... Halley’s Comet ... Mr. Witt’s English class ... College Applications ... “Send it in” ... Revive with Vivarin ... Late Night with David Letterman ... Space Shuttle disaster ... Mrs. Castro ... Baby on board ... Live Aid ... The diner ... Rock Oak Lodge ... Kurt Allerman and Billy Pailes ... Thursday Night Television ... Ollie for President... GraceLand ... Are those new lockers? ... The Grateful Dead ... New desks ... Four physics teachers in three years... Mr. O’Rourke... New K.H.S. smoking policy ... Summer reading... Sab’s two day tests... The German mid-term ... Journal day ... MTV ... Monty Python and the Holy Grail... Mets World Champions ... The football strike... Bailey tests and Baker tests ... Frau’s German class ... Goodbye Mr. D., Hello Mr. who? ... Star Trek ... Our ICE house ... Parallels ... Football games ... German Exchange Students ... “Good morning, please rise for the Pledge of Allegiance” ... NHS induction dinners ... English 4AP ... Book fines ... Varsity Club dinners ... The Young Ones ... Pep rallies... First period gym ... Student Council Store ... Vo-Tech ... Howard Stem ... The return of Spirit Week ... The shore ... What, another fire drill?... Mr. Peterlin ... Hands Across America... Ski (?) Team ... The Chernobyl disaster ... KHS’s 25th anniversary 3 ALUMNI FOOTBALL GAME As a part of the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Celebration, the KJn- nelon High School Alumni challenged the Lakeland High School to a “kickofT’ game on Friday, August 14, 1987. With players ranging from the class of '65 to the class of ’86, these alumni showed their support and loyalty throughout the preparation and game time. It was exciting to see well over one thousand enthusiastic spectators turn out for the game. Although the hard-fought game was won by Lakeland, the Kjnnelon players anxiously look forward to a rematch next year. Much credit is due to all players, to the coaches, Mr. Louis Whrite- nourand Mr. Buddy Decker, to Mr. Robert Sawyer, and to the Varsity Club, for their planning and organization. 4 PEP RALLY SEPTEMBER 25, 1987 “A GREAT KICKOFF TO OUR 25th YEAR” Clockwise. The ’87 Varsity Team proudly takes the field for introduc- tions. Linda Vechione proudly shows her class spirit. The Class of 91 attends their first high school pep rally. At least we look important. Coach Len Smith thanks the students for their enthusiasm. 5 FALL SPORT CANDIDS Clockwise. Kevin Price, “No pain. No gain.” Peter Chiappetta and Andy Domonkos carefully watching the Colts Soccer Team. Matt Ferretti enjoying the Fall day. The Colts facing their arch rivals the Lakers. 6 Clockwise. Mrs. Hooghecm threatens one of her best students. 7 The man, the myth, the Legend ... Eric Leuthold. Who stole my Eraser asks a bewildered student. Missing Child: Last seen September 9, 1987. ■ ■HI 10 11 12 13 WRAPPING UP SPIRIT WEEK ’87 Clockwise. The seniors could not have won without Heidi Huber. The soon to be crowned King (Bill Gibson) and Queen (Danielle Tahan). School Spirit on a scooter at the pep rally. The winning Class of'88. 14 Clockwise. Working hard on their shop projects. One of the signs that didn’t get taken down. Mr. Schott takes a minute out of his busy schedule to advise a student. 15 “What can I say?” asks Peter Chiappetta. Clockwise. Stairway to Heaven (?) How about those new lockers, Jen? Seniors getting warmed up for their busy year. Kim Henderson busy at Vo-Tech. Ann Keenan and Tricia Miles taking a look at the 88 Colts. 16 avh i daoJaa '3NCH isnr IvilildQH I ONVSW3KN19WU. ADMINISTRATION RANSLER HALL Superi nicndent of Schools Mr. Hall THOMAS COMICTOTTO Vice Principal RALPH FERRARA Board of Education President ROBERT G. SCHOTT Principal NANCY EILERT Director of Secondary Pupil Services 19 ANNA OLSEN ALLAN STONEHOUSE FACULTY 20 Mrs. Belli — 1975 NORMAN J. BAIT HUN AS 6th Year Temple University M.A.; Villanova M.A.; College Accounting; Accounting — Chairperson JOAN BEHONICK 3rd Year Montclair State College B A , M.A.. Algebra IIB. 11C; In- troduction to Algebra 1C. IIC MARSHAL!. BADGLEY 18th Year (ilenville State University B.A.; William Paterson College M A US History I. II World Cultures NANCY T. BELLI 16th Year Central Connecticut State College B.S.. M.A.; Trigonometry. Algebra I; Introduction to Algebra Part II JUNE R. BENNETT 19th Year Westminster College B.A.; English I SHIRLEY BRIGGS 16th Year Montclair State College B.S.; Scion Hall University M.A.; Librarian JOHN BYDOOK 16th Year Scion Hall University B.S.. University of Wyoming M.A.; Director of Athletics. Adaptive Physical Education ELIZABETH STALL CASE 8th Year Bethany College B.A.; Compensatory Education MRS. BRIGGS ROBERT COCHRAN 1st Year St. John’s University B.A.; World Cultures. Sociology. Eco- nomics THOMAS BROWN MR. BROWN 21 MR. SCHWENKER BARBARA ANN COUGHLAN 6th Year Montclair State College B.A.; German I-V DOMINICK CRISTO 18th Year Newark State College B.A.; Scion Hall University M.A.; Tech- nical Drawing I. II. Architectural Drawing — Chairperson JOHN CUCINELLA 19th Year Southern Illinois University B.S.. Montclair State College M.A.; Biology I . tST P RICHARD S. CUTNEY 19th Year St. Ambrose College B.A.; Montclair State College M S.; Phys- ical Education I. II. Ill; Health. PATRICK DERROT 2nd Year William Paterson College B.A.; Montclair State College M.A.; Career Exploration. Guidance Counselor LIZDOMBARD 3rd Year Ohio University B.S.; Michigan W'estem University M.A . Athletic Trainer MELISSA DORANG 6th Year Shippcnsburg University B.S.; Computer Applications for Business; Office Procedures. Word Processing. Accounting I, Typing I. II BARBARA FAIRSNIDER 20th Year Kutztown University B.S.; Seton Hall University M.A.; Gen- eral Math U. Algebra I. II JOHN P. GORALSKI 1st Year William Paterson College B.A.. M.A.; Art Fundamentals. Pho- tography MARY JO GRDINA 2nd Year Notre Dame College of Ohio B.S.; Perdue University M S.. Case Western Reserve University Ph D. One of the first janitors of K.H.S. CHARLES FOLEY 12th Year Moms County Community College A.A.; Montclair State Col- lege B.A.; Seton Hall University M.A.. Woodworking. Tech- nical Drawing MR. PALLADINO 23 MARY GROZAUS 1st Year Montclair State College B.A.. English I IB. Latin I. II HELEN C. HEENEY 22nd Year William Paterson College B.A.; Fanieigh Dickinson Univer- sity M.A.: English IVAP. Humanities — Chairperson SALLY HOOGHEEM 22nd Year Douglass College B.S.; Foods I. II. Foods Frills. Keep On Cooking LINDA J. JOHNSON 13th Year Montclair State College B.A.. M.A.; Pascal A. Basic IB. NB. Algebra 11 A; Geometry A. Introduction to Algebra. Part I DAVID H. KARRE 12th Year State University of New York B.S.; Rutgers University Ed.M; Cooperative Education. Metals. Carpentry; Avia- tion; Aerospace ANDREA F. KHOOB1AR 2nd Year College of St. Elizabeth A.B.. Middlebury College M.A.; French I. II. Ill, IV. VAP JAMES HEENEY MRS. HEENEY 24 DAN KINSELLA 16th Year Southern Illinois University B.A.; World Cultures SALVATORE LAGATTUTA 3rd Year Montclair State College B.A.. M.A.; Choir Director, District Music Supervisor JOAN M. LUDWIG 19th Year Memphis State University B.S.: University of Illinois M.A.; English III A. DIB. IVB PERRYLIN McKELVIE 6th Year Douglass College B.A.. Cornell University M.A.; Resource Room — English'Math JOANNE MULQUEEN 12th Year New York University B.S.; William Paterson College M.A.. Spanish I. II. Ill JOSEPH ONTKOS ROBERT McLAIN 1st Year William Paterson College B.S.; Music Theory. Band PEGGY ANN PALLIS 2nd Year Montclair State College B.A.; William Paterson College M.Ed.. English Language Reading Lab. Creative Writing. Life Ex- perience 26 BARABARA PARTHASARATHY 9th Year Roanoke College B.A.; Compensatory Education HENRY PAWLAK 4th Year Fairleigh Dickinson University B.A.; English III. Computer Literacy, Basic I. II MR. POWELL — retired HILARY PETERLIN Chairperson JAMES C. POWERS 19th Year St. Peter's C ollege B.S.; Montclair State C ollege M.A.; Guid- ance Counselor. Career Explorations BARABARA PUSKAR 15th Year Bloomsburg Slate University B.S.; Supplemental Instruction ALBERT PICHIERI 1st Year Montclair State College B.S.; Chemistry IB. Earth Science B MARY RAN1ERI 1st Year Kean College B.A.; Basic Skills — Language. Math. Reading RENE F. RUIZ 20th Year Havana University. Cuba; Spanish II. Ill, IV-VAP — Chair- person FRANK SCARPETTA 19th Year New York University M.S.. B.S.; Art Fundamentals. Art II. Art Majors GERALD RAYMOND 19th Year University of Michigan A.B.. M.A.; U.S. History I. II. Modern European History — Chairperson ROBERT SAWYER MR. RAYMOND STEVEN J. SABATINO 19th Year Franklin Pierce College B.A.; Scton Hall University M.A.; Chemistry IA. IIA — Chairperson MRS. W AGNER MRS. NEIW’IRTH — retired MARGUERITE SCHLETT 1st Year College of Mi. Si. Vincent B.A.; William Paterson College M.A.; English IIB. IIIB. IIIC ANDREW L. SCHOFIELD 19th Year Montclair State College B.A.; Scion Hall M.A.; Graphic Arts FLOYD J. SEDWICK 12th Year Slippery Rock State University B.S.; Paterson State College M.S.; Isolated Classroom Environment THOMAS J. SHANNON 2nd Year Marist College B A ; English IA, IB. IVC MR. SHARP WILLIAM SHARP 25th Year Chemical Engineering B.S.; Rutgers University M.Ed.; Gen- eral Science 28 LEONARD J. SMITH 11th Year Panzar Univenily B.S .; Montclair State College M.A.; Guid- ance Counselor STEPHANIE SULLIVAN 6th ear State University of N Y B.A.. William Paterson College M Ed.: English IIA. IIIB. IIC GERALD SULLIVAN 17th Year Fairleigh Dickinson University B.S.; Seton Hall University M.A.; Finite; Senior Math Survey; General Math SALLI E G. SPINOSA 24th Year Montclair Stale College B.A.; William Paterson College M.A.; Supplemental Instruction PATRICIA VIOLAND 4th Year Montclair State College B.A.; Physical Education I. II. III. IV; Health IV. Adaptive Physical Education EDNA SPISAK Lock Haven University B.S.; Montclair State College M.A.; Physical Education II. ill, IV; Intramurals MRS. PETTERSON MRS. MYERS WESLEY WAITE 17th Year William Paterson College BA. Montclair State College M.A.; Geometry. Algebra BARBARA WALSH 4th Year William Paterson College B A ; Resource Room — English Math WESLEY WELLS 16th Year Glassboro College B.S.; Trenton State University M.S.; Earth Science B. C LOUIS WRITENOUR 16th Year Bloomtield College B.A.; Typing I. Personal Typing. Law. General Business 30 MRS. WOLFER IX)IS A. WOLFER-REICHBACH 17th Year Hunter College B.S.; Columbia University M.A.; William Pat- erson College M.A. PATRICIA CAREN Main Office ANN HINCE Guidance DOROTHY MYERS Attendance CABRINA POLAND Main Office WILLIAM McNEIR A.V.A. Coordinator MARGARET W AGNER Library Clerk 31 LORRAINE BATVINSKAS CAMILLE DELUCA CATHERINE PERCUSSI Special thanks to special help. 32 KATHY McMINN CHARLOTTE SOULES MARY GAFFNEY MARY CIMORELLI AGNES QUICK DOLORES CORTER JOAN CASCINI LARRY HOFFMANN Head Custodian Karen Adams Melody Adler Deborah Anderson Michael Annunziata Susanne Bostrom Tracey Bowie Anna Bernus Colleen Bucher Neil Bunce Sheri Burichin Amy Caradine Peter Chiappetta David Cooper C arol Corsetto 35 Ronald D'Errico Tracy Dt Canio Keira Cruz Dawn Davis Claudine D'Angelo Jill De Canio Michael Del Vecchio Douglas DeStefano David DiVita 37 t Keri Lyn Edwards Jennifer Egan Kimberly Fernot Karen English Gary Farmer Christine Fssbach Cheryl Fahmie Ronald Faulseit Kurt Fernstrom Matthew Ferretti Daysi Flores Jay Gleeson Glenn Grassi Glenn Gray 39 Kenneth Gustavsen Christopher Harper Karen Hoffmann Gail Hamdan Cathy Hendy William Hook Joseph Grippo James Hannon Gregory Hince Susan Hopkinson Joseph Hric Kristen Hurt Scott Itzkowitz Heidi Huber Gary Huber PaulIggena Kerry Hurt Salvatore Iurato Jason Jaeger Kenneth Kane Jennifer Janies Jared Kareivis Frank Jennings Kric Kaulfers Ann Keenan Kevin Kemp Jacqueline Kerr Dawn King Randy Krupnick 1 1 Karin KirchofT I odd Kuimjian Susan Kurkjian 43 Cindy I ancellotti Heather LaYiola Susan Lawyer Brian Maher Brian Marino Christopher Martin 44 Erin McNamara Ken ho Min Michael Mihalik Matthew Mitchell Tricia Miles Eva Morocz Picture Not Available Ellie Morse Michael Mosley Rudi Muenster Marcy Mure Ryan Murphy John Nederfield Barbara Nelson Alexandra Nill Karen Nolte Kevin Nolte Kerry Norton Christine O'Hea Bonnie Perepchuk 47 Gregory Rose 48 Theresa Rolstad Robert Rosenquist Michael Rotondi Cathy Russinko Lorraine San ari Larry San ari Sharon Seeger David Shadwell Christopher Sharkey Christine Sharpe Thomas Sienicki I .aura Simpson Eric Sisco Angela Smith Linda Stires Karen Svatos Melissa Stalling Sandra Sydor Danielle Tahan Martin Tibbetts George Tomasi Tammy Valentine Lesley Van liouten Picture Not Available David Vander Wekke Scott Vanderhoff Diana VanOrden Jennifer Walk Richard Walsh Kerri Warburton Jean Weiss Stacey Wenzel Christine White Jennifer Williams Gan Yarnell Timmy Yildiz Joseph Werner Karen Zak Philip Williams Favorite Teachers I. Mr. Sabatino 2. Mr. O'Rourke 3. Mr. Heeney 4. Mr. Balchunas 5. Mr. Peterlin I. Rob Rosenquist, leave my girlfriend, Olena, to no one! I, David Divita, leave my infinite wisdom to Tim Griffin. I, Boo, leave my truck to anyone who wants it. “I remember when Mr. NVhritenour was Bucky”, a cool senior from rival Butler ... John Bydook was just another senior jock and Mr. Brown was his jock gym teacher.”14 — Nora Sharpe Class of '65” Favorite Classes 1. Lunch 2. Chemistry la and Ila 3. College Accounting 4. Study 5. Class of'88 54 Favorite Movies 1. Willy Wonka 2. Stand By Me 3. Fatal Attraction 4. Breakfast Club 5. Monty Python and the Holy Grail I, Peter Vosshall, leave my Rickenbacher to Bill Gibson. I, Bill Gibson, leave my old hair to Mr. B.(who needs it). 1, Jennifer Walk, leave my braces to anyone who wants them. “ ... the day Kennedy John F„ Nov. 1963 was shot — it was announced during last period (I was in the locker room) and in the bus going home everyone was cry ing or denying it was true. Kids then were more politically aware then now,... I think were into civil rights and such11, — Susan Decker, Class of ’67” Favorite Soap Opera 1. General Hospital 2. Days of Our Lives 3. Santa Barbara 4. The Young and the Restless 5. Guiding Light 55 I, Eric Leuthold, leave my heart and soul to Kinnelon Lacrosse. We, Amy Cassinelli, Sheri Campbell and Bill Gibson leave our lip-synching talents to Mr. B. I, Ron D’Errico, leave my ripped parking permit to Mr. Comiciotto. “A very strict dress code was established. No jeans for anyone. Girls had to wear dresses or skirts. Boys had shirts buttoned and tucked in ... Period changes were the best — Off duty teachers would stand by the stairwells and ring cow bells.”“ — Nora Sharpe, Class i of '65” Favorite Sports 1. Lacrosse 2. Football 3. Hockey 4. Skiing 5. Volleyball Favorite Books 1. Green Eggs and Ham 2. Catcher In The Rye 3. Less Than Zero 4. Pet Sematary 5. Alice in Wonderland 56 Favorite Holidays 1. Christmas 2. New Years 3. Halloween 4. Valentine’s Day 5. Michaelmas “I, Eva Morocz, leave my entire height of 5’2” to a short, unfortunate freshman.” “I, Jim Hannon, leave my parting spirit to the Class of ’89.” “I, Melissa Swalling. leave a lot of luck and a telephone to my brother Evan.” I remember Mr. Ransler Hall (present superintendent of schools) teaching me driver’s education.” 1 — Nora Sharpe, Class of ’65” Favorite Soda 1. Coca-Cola 2. Pepsi 3. Jolt 4. Diet Coke 5. A W Root Beer 57 Favorite Political Figure KHS was not much more than outside walls with a roof surrounded by swamp ... There were no blackboards or w indows in many of the rooms. Workmen were all over the place painting, plastering, and hammering — Nora Sharpe, Class of '65 1. Oliver North 2. Richard Nixon 3. Ronald Reagan 4. Jessie Jackson 5. Gary Hart I, Chris Essbach, leave a smile to the JV and varsity cheerleaders. I. Karl Ludwig, leave my mother to the poor souls who will have her as their English teacher. I. Anna, leave a little of Catalonia to all the great people I’ve met here. Favorite Cars 1.Jaguar 2. Porsche Lamborghini 4. BMW 5. Bronco 58 SENIOR DIRECTORY KAREN ELIZABETH ADAMS 129 Shore Drive Terrace Cross-Country 9. 10, 11. 12 (Captain); Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club II 12; Float Committee 11, 12; Dance Committee 11; Library Council 10. MELODY S. ADLER 228 Fox Ledge Road Ski Team 12; Ski Club 10. DEBORAH LYNN ANDERSEN 734 Ridge Road German Club 11, 12; School Musical 11. 12; Drama Workshop 12; Spanish Club 11 (President), 12; Spanish Honor Society 12; International Club 12; Hostess Club 12; Teens Need Teens 12; Yearbook Staff 12. MICHAEL T. ANNUNZIATA 11 Juniper Trail Soccer 9. 10; Lacrosse 9, 10; Swimming 9, 10. SUSANNE BOSTROM 167 Miller Road TRACEY BOWIE 9 Grace View Drive Band 9, 10; Hostess Club 9, 10, 11. COLLEEN BUCHER 703 Orchard Road Basketball 9, 10. 11 (Captain, J.V.), 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club II, 12; Art Club 10, 12; Spirit Committee 11, 12. NEIL JAME STEVENS BUNCE 179 Kakcout Road Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Float Committee 9, 11, 12. SHERI L. BURICHIN 46 Chilhowie Drive Soccer 9, 10, II. 12 (Captain); Basketball 9; Softball 9, 10; Swimming 10. 11, 12; German Club 9. 10; Hostess Club 9, 10; AVA 10; Yearbook 12; Teens Need Teens 12. CAROL CORSETTO 9 Cotluss Road KE1RA L. CRUZ 1 Twin Lakes Drive Swimming, Varsity. 9. 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Track 9, 10, 12; Class President 9; Class Vice-President 12; Class Homeroom Rep. 11; Student Council Homeroom Rep. 9, 10. 11, 12; Soccer Stats 9; Spirit Committee 9. 10, 11. 12; Homecoming Float Committee 9, 10. 11, 12; Junior Ring Breakfast Chairperson II; Prom Committee 11; Varsity Club 11,12 (Secretary); Powderpuff 12. CLAUDINE MARIE D’ANGELO 45 Round Hill Road , Bowling 9. 10; Musical 9. 10, 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, Spanish Club 11, 12 (Secretary); Jazz Rock Ensemble 11, 12; Chess Team 11.12; Concert Choir 10. 11. 12; Choir Council 10. 12 (Librarian). 11 (President); Feedback 12; PAVAS 11, 12; Actors Workshop 12; Teens Need Teens 12; Marching Band 11; National Hispanic Semi-Finalist 12. RONALD L. D ERRICO 43 Hillside Avenue Football 9, 11; Baseball 9. DAWN DAVIS 32 Ricker Road Basketball 9; Powderpuff 12. JILL DE CANIO 519 Pepperidge Tree Lane TRACY DE CANIO 519 Pepperidge Tree Lane MICHAEL A. DELVECCHIO 3 Foothill Drive Football 9; Wrestling 9, 10, 11 (Varsity). DOUG DESTEFANO 36 Fern wood Crescent Football 9, 10; Spanish Honor Society 10, II. 12. 12; TOMMY CALAMAR1 688 Greenhill Road Ski Team 9, 10. II, 12; Float Committee 10. DAVID DIVITA 679 Red Oak Lane Martial Arts Club 10, 12 (Vice President). SHERI ANN CAMPBELL 10 Lyons Terrace Chcerleading 12; Track 12; PAVAS 11. 12 (Treasurer); Spanish Club 11. 12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Hostess Club 9, 10, II, 12; Homeroom Rep. 12; Jcllo Wrestling 11. 12; Lip Sync 11, 12; Understanding American Business Seminar 11. AMY CARADINE 276 Long Meadow Road Spanish Honor Society 11. 12; National Honor Society 10, 11. 12; Chess Club II; Yearbook Ads 11; Play 10 (Stage Manager), 11 (Assistant Student Director) 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Hostess Club 9, 10. 12; Spanish Club 10, 11 (Vice President), 12; Newspaper 11,12 (Editor- in-Chief). AMY E. CASS1 NELLI 7 Round Hill Road Cross-Country, Varsity, 9, 10, II. 12 (Captain); Track, Varsity, 9, 10, 11,12 (Captain); French Club 9; National Honor Society 10, II. 12; Varsity Club 11.12. PAVAS 12; Student Council Rep. 12; Hostess Club 11.12; NCTE Nominee 11; Lip Sync 11.12; Jello Wrestling 11.12; Float Committee 10, 11. VALERIE ANN CHEER 14 Oakwood Trail Art Club 12; Hostess Club 12. PETER ANTHONY CHIAPPETTA 11 Carl Place Lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9; Ski Team 12; National Honor Society 10, II, 12 (Treasurer); German Club 9, 10, 11. 12 (Vice President); Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12 (Sports Editor); Photo Club 9, 10, 11. 12; Student Council 12 (Homecoming Chairperson); PAVAS 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Youth and Government II . Model Constitutional Convention 12; Honor Guard 11. DAVIDS. COOPER 47 Cliff Trail Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Baseball 9; Track 10. 11, 12; Ski Team 10; Martial Arts Club 10, 12. ROBERT A. DOLLOWAY 8 Cliff Trail New Jersey Army National Guard 12; 3 113th Inf. Communication Platoon. TRACY DOMINICK 79 Boonton Avenue , „ .. . „ Softball 9. 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9; PAVAS 11. 12. ANDREW P. DOMONKOS 39 Reality Drive ,, . _ Spanish Honor Society 10. 11, 12; National Honor Society II, 12; Spanish Club 11. 12; Student Council 9, 10. JOHN R. EATHERTON III 726 Ridge Road Football 9, II, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 12; Track 12; Tennis 11; German Club 11; Varsity Club 11. 12; Float Committee 12. MAURICE EATON 145 Green Hill Terrace , _ Football 9. 10 (Varsity), 11,12; Wrestling 9 (Varsity); Intermurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 12. KERI LYN EDWARDS 93 Marion Avenue _ Soccer 9, 10 (Varsity). 11,12 (Captain); Basketball 11 (Varsity); Track 9, 10, 11, 12 (Varsity); French Club 10. 11. 12 (President); French Honor Societv 11, 12; Varsitv Club 10. II. 12 (Treasurer). National Honor Society 11, 12; PAVAS 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Musical 9, 10. II; Jazz Band 10, II, 12; Science League 10. 11. 12. JENNIFER NOEL EGAN 249 North Road Powderpuff 12; Track 9, 12; French Club 12; Actors Workshop 12; Play 10. 11, 12; PAVAS 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11. 12; Teens Need Teens 12. 59 60 KAREN B ENGLISH Road 3 Boonton Avenue Basketball Cheerleading 10 (Varsity); Football Cheerleading 11.12 (Varsity, C aptam); Competition Chcerleading 11; Newspaper 9 Plav Decorations 9, 10, 11; Student Council 10. y JOSEPH GRIPPO 3 Joanna Wav- Football 9, 10, II, 12 (Captain); Lacrosse 10, 11. 12; Ski Team 9, 12; National Honor Society 10. II. 12; Spanish Honor Society 9. 10. CHRISTINE ESSBACH 43 Tintle Road vSSfvt'TJlC7'JCapdinScia (Xarsily) ,2: Baskclbal1 Cheerleading Stat? n • 9: Cr?'PL l U°n Cheerleading 11; Swimming Stats 11, Yearbook 12; Varsity Club 12; Powderpuff 12; German Exchange Program 11; Honor Roll 9, 12. CHERYL LYNN FAHMIE 13 Powderhorn Drive r?fthbM 9; ‘°iSwi™ ,'ng 11. 12: Spanish Honor Society II. 12; Spanish Jello Wrcliling'l ICh CommiUec l2; Choir 9- l0- 1Powderpuff 12; Gary farmer 245 Rockaway Street Baseball 11. 12; Yearbook 12. KEN GUSTAVSEN 27 Chilhowie Drive Track 9. 10, II. 12; Cross Country 10. II. 12 (Captain); Ski Team 12; Class Vice-President 9, 10, II; Student Council 9. 10, 11, 12 (President); German Club 9, 10, II. 12; 25th Anniversary Committee 11, 12; National Honor Society 10. II, 12; Leadership Training Conference 12; National Merit Letter of Commendation 12; Varsity Club II, 12; Homecoming Court 12. GAIL L. HAMDAN 3 Sonya Terrace Basketball 9, 10. 12; Softball 9. 10, II. 12 (Captain): Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Photographer 12; Homeroom Rep. 12; PAVAS 11 12. JAMES HANNON 74 Fayson Lakes Road SONNY FAULSEIT 13 Windbeam Road Lacrosse 9 10. 11. 12; Hockey 12; German Club 12 (Treasurer); National Honor Society 10. II. 12. KIMBERLY ANN FERNOT 33 Highlands Drive Ski Team 9, 10, II (Captain), 12. KURT FERNSTROM 673 Red Oak Lane Swim Team 9. 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9. 10; National Honor Society 10. 11, 12; German Honor Society 11, 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9. 10; Varsity Club 11. 12; Physics League 12; Academic Decathlon 12; Jets Competition 12. MATTHEW FERRETTI I West Crest Trail Ski Team 11, 12; Lacrosse 11. 12; Hockey Club 11, 12. CHRISTOPHER T. HARPER 60 Voorhis Road CATHERINE HENDY 45 Lakeside Trail Softball 9, 10, 11. 12; Tennis 9, 10. 11, 12; Basketball 11,12; PAVAS 11, 12; AVA 10. 11, 12: Homeroom Rep. 10; Art Club 10. GREGORY ALAN HINCE 8 Fiddler’s Elbow Lacrosse 9; Basketball 9. 10, 11. 12; Football 9. 10, II (Captain). 12; Track 10, II, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Spanish Club 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Float and Spirit Committee 9. 10, II, 12. KAREN LAURA HOFFMANN 11 Highlands Drive Yearbook 12; Float Committee 9. 10, 11. 12; Alternate Student Council Homeroom Rep.; Ski Club 10. DAYSI E. FLORES I Sunrise Terrace Tennis; Volleyball; Golf; Bowling. Spanish Club; Spanish Honor Society. KEVIN FOUNTOUKIDIS II Eric Drive Soccer 10, 11, 12; Lacrosse 11, 12. LISA ANNE GALLAGHER 190 Fox Ledge Road Tennis 9, 10, II. 12; Basketball 9, 10; Student Athletic Association 9. 11; Art Club 12. GINA DUNN GAREAU Cascade Way Marching Band 9. 10, II, 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Brass Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12; Brass Quintet 10, 11, 12. Musical 10. 11, 12; Student Council 9; PAVAS 12; Art Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Actors Workshop 12; Band Council 10, 11, 12; Brass Players Guild 12. BARBARA S. GARRUTO 255 Long Meadow Road Soccer 9; Cheerleading 9. 10. WILLIAM GIBSON 115-16 Hilltop Road German Club II, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 11, 12 (President); National Honor Society 10. 11. 12; Student Council Corresponding Secretary 12; Yearbook (Co-Editor) 12; Lip Sync II. 12; Boys’ State Alternate 11; Homecoming King 12. JAY GLEESON 310 Cherry Tree Lane Lacrosse 9. 10. II (Captain), 12; Wrestling 9. 10, 11; Float Committee; Varsity Club. GLENN GEOFFREY GRASSI 8 Alpine Drive German Club 9. 10, II ; Spirit Committee 11. 12; Marching Band 9; Concert Band 9. 10; 25th Anniversary Committee 11, 12; Student Council 11. 12: Homecoming Committee 12; Float Committee 12; Art Club 12; Teens Need Teens 12; PAVAS 11, 12. GLENN T. GRAY. JR. 125-A Boonton Avenue National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10: Marching Band 9, 10, II, 12; Concert Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12;; PAVAS 11. 12; School Play 11, 12. WILLIAM ROGER HOOK 617 Ridge Road Ski Team 9. 10. 11 (Varsity), 12 (Captain); Tennis 9, 10, 11. 12 (Captain); Soccer 11,12 (Varsity); Varsity Club II, 12; German Club 9, 10. 11 (Treasurer), 12 (President); National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (President); Youth and Government 10, II, 12; German Exchange 10; Honor Guard 11. SUSAN HOPK1NSON 576 Green Hill Road Ski Team (Varsity) 9, 10, II (Co-Captain), 12; National Honor Society 10. II. 12; Student Council Vice-President 12; Student Council Rep. 9. 10, II. 12; National Merit Letter of Commendation 12; LTC 12; Homecoming Court 12; Spirit and Float Committee 9. 10. 11. 12; Class Treasurer 10: Class Secretary 11. JOSEPH CHARLES HRIC 70 Boonton Avenue HEIDI HUBER 10 Louis Lane Basketball 9. 10. II, 12 (Captain); Track 9, 10 (Captain), 11, 12; Class President 10, 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; German Club 9, 10; PAVAS 12. GARY HUBER 11 Federal Place KERRY HURT 44 Sick Road KRISTIN HURT 44 Siek Road PAUL IGGENA 56 Round Hill Road Football 9; Ski Team 10, 11. 12 (Captain); Lacrosse 9, 10. 11. 12; Float and Spirit Committee 9. 10, 11. 12; PAVAS 11. 12. JASON KEITH JAEGER 9 Linden Lane Football 9; Soccer (Varsity) 10. 11, 12; Lacrosse 9, 10, 11 (Varsity). 12; Ski Team 12; Varsity Club 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Spanish Club 12; Intermurals 10, II, 12; Stage Crew II, 12. FRANK JENNINGS 123 Green Hill Road Lacrosse 9. 10. II. 12; Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Basketball 11; Varsity Club 10, II, 12. KEN KANE 123 Miller Road . Basketball 9. 10, II; Lacrosse 9, 10. II. 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Float and Spirit Committee 10, 11, 12. JARED KARE1VIS 35 Voorhis Road Football 9 (Captain), 10, 11. 12; Track 9, 10; Wrestling 9, 10. 11 (Captain), 12. A1LEEN ANN KEENAN 27 Tower Hill Lane „ .......... Cross-Country 9, 10; Track 9; French Club 9, 10, 11; Art Club 11, 12; Float Committee 9, 10. 11, 12; Yearbook 12. JACQUELINE KERR 6 Toboggan Trail Decorating Committee 11, 12; Homeroom Rep. 11; Teens Need Teens 12. KARIN A. KIRCHOFF 323 Kinnelon Road A Track 9. 10. II. 12; Ski Team 12; Ski Club 9. 10; Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9. 10, 11; Band Officer 11; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11; Orchestra for Musical 9, 10; Percussion Ensemble 9; Musical 11. 12; Actors Workshop 12; Spanish Club 9. 10. II ; German Club 12 (Chairperson); Forensics 12; Assistant Manager School Store 11; Academic Decathlon 12; Hostess Club 12; Teens Need Teens 12. BRIAN C. MARINO 634 Beech wood Terrace Baseball 12; Hockey 9, 10. 11, 12; Soccer 9; AVA 9, 10. 11, 12; Art Club 12; Photo Club 12; Homecoming Committee 9, 12. CHRISTOPHER T. MARTIN 3 Windbcam Road Concert Band 9. 10, II, 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; Brass Ensemble 9; Jazz Rock 11; Brass Players Guild 12. erin McNamara 57 Kiel Avenue Basketball (Varsity) 9. 10. 11. 12 (Captain); Softball (Varsity) 9, 10; Powderpuff 12; Float Committee 11, 12; Art Club 12; Varsity Club 10, 11. TKICIA C AROL MILES 83 North Road Yearbook Editor 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 9, 10, 11. 12; PAVAS 11.12; French Club 9. 10; Photo Club 9, 10; Spirit and Float Committee 9. 10, 11, 12; Ring Breakfast Committee 11. KEWHO MIN 18 Meadow Lane Cross-Country (Varsity) 9, 10, 11, 12; Track (Varsity) 9, 10. II. 12 (Captain); Indoor Track (Varsity) 10; Swimming 11; Basketball 12; Marching Band 9, 10. 11; Junior Region Band 9; Area Band 11; Jazz Band 9. 10, 12; Pit Band 10; Stage Crew 10; School Production 11, 12; Choir II, 12; Martial Arts Club 10, 12; Latin Club 12; Forensics 10; Chem 1 League 11; Teens Need Teens 12; Varsity Club II, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, II; French Club 11. RICHARD KLEIN 186 Brookvallcy Road . . Football 9; Wrestling 9; Lacrosse 9; National Honor Society; Latin Club 12; Latin Honor Society 12. RANDALL S. KRUPNICK 8 Round Hill Road Ski Team 9. 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, II, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10. II. 12 (Secretary); Latin Honor Society 12; Spanish Club 10, II, 12; Latin Club (Vice-President) 12; Photography Club 11, 12; Yearbook Photographer 11. 12. TODD CHARLES KUIMJIAN 543 Cherry Tree Lane Football 9; Basketball 9; Lacrosse 9, 10, 11. 12; Hockey 11. 12; Varsity Club II, 12; Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12. SUSAN KURKJIAN 18 Brush Hill Road Float and Spirit Committee 12. CINDY JEAN LANCELLOTTI 4 Valley Road Track 9, 10; Basketball Stats 10, 12; Student Council Secretary 12; Varsity Club 12; Homecoming Court 12; Powderpuff 12; Spirit and Float Committee 9, 10, 11, 12. HEATHER LYN LAVIOLA 43 Highland Avenue SUSAN LAWYER 46 Forestdale Road Track 9; Cheerleading (Varsity) 11, 12; Class Secretary 9. 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12; French Club 9, 11; Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Varsity Club 12. MATT MITCHELL 158 Gravil Hill Road Ski Team 12. EVA MOROCZ 4 Harrison Road Soccer 11,12 (Varsity); Ski Club 9, 10; Hostess Club 9, 12; Latin Club 12; German Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Latin Honor Society 12; German Honor Society 12; Academic Decathlon 11 ; Bandfront 10; Quiet Valley Counselor 11, 12; Powderpuff 12; Choir 11, 12; Musical 11. ELL1E MORSE 33 Ricker Road Vo-Tech 10, II. MICHAEL WAYNE MORLEY 2 Chilhowic Drive RUDI MUENSTER 13 Colonial Lane Swimming 9, 10. 11. 12 (Captain); Tennis 9. 10, 11. 12; German Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Senior Brunch 12. MARCY E. MURE 30 Woodland Court Cross-Country 9; Track 10, 12; Swimming 11. 12; Jello Wrestling 11, 12; Powderpuff 12; French Club 9, 10; Student Council 11; Elections Committee Chairperson 11 . Homecoming Committee 11; Spirit and Float Committee 9, 10, II, 12; Peer Counselor 9; Choir 9. 10; Brunch Committee 12; Senior Dinner Committee 12; School Store 11. RYAN PATRICK MURPHY 554 Cherry Tree Lane Football 9, 10, I I, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 12; Basketball 10; Float Committee. MIKE LEONE 6 Edgemere Terrace Lacrosse 11, 12; Latin Club 12; Float Committee 9. 10. 11, 12. STEVEN LEUNG 372 Brookvale Road Tennis 9, 10. II. 12; Ski Team 10, II; National Honor Society 10. 11, 12; Spanish Club II, 12; Spanish Honor Society 12 (Treasurer); Jets Team 12; Academic Decathlon 12. ERIC JOSEPH LEUTHOLD 3 Chilhowie Drive Football 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12; Lacrosse 9, 10, 11. 12; Float and Spirit Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11,12 (Vice-President); Yearbook Sports Editor 12. KARL A. LUDWIG 5 Carl Place Soccer 9. 10, II. 12; Swimming 11, 12; Lacrosse 9, 10; Varsity Club; Spanish Club; German Club; Latin Club; French Club 12. CHRISTOPHER LYDLE JOHN MARK NEDERFIELD 49 Tinlle Road Soccer 9, 10, II (Varsity). 12; Lacrosse 9. 10, 11 (Varsitv), 12; Basketball 9. 12; Varsity Club 12; Yearbook Sales 11, 12. BARBARA NELSON 70 Loy Avenue ALEXANDRA NILL 291 North Road Soccer 9, 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society 10. 11. 12; Yearbook 12; National Merit Letter of Commendation 12; Musical 9, 10; Art Club 9; Float and Decorating Committee 11. 12; Feedback 12. KAREN LOUISE NOLTE 14 Fayson Lakes Road Soccer 9. KEVIN LOUIS NOLTE 14 Fayson Lakes Road Soccer 9. 10. II; Lacrosse 9. 10. 61 KERRY ELYNN NORTON 7 Trail West Soccer 9. 10; Ski Team II, 12; Student Council 12; Yearbook Senior Editor 12; Brunch Committee (Vice-President) 12; Ring Breakfast 11; Lacrosse Stats 10, 11, 12; Soccer Stats 11; Float and Spirit Committee 11. 12; Decorating Committee 11, 12; Ski Club 9. 10; Hostess Club 9; Senior Dinner. CHRISTINE O'HEA 22 Evans Road Softball 10; Float Committee 9, 10; Powderpuff 12. RACHEL OBSTLER 70 Cutlass Road Track 11, 12; Soccer 11; French Club 9. 10, 11. 12; French Honor Society II, 12; National Honor Society II. 12. MARC P. OBURG 6 Stonybrook Trail Ski Team (Varsity) 9. 10, II, 12 (Captain); Marching Band 9. 10. II, 12 (Secretary); Concert Band 9. 10. II. 12 (Secretary); Brass Ensemble 9. 10, 11, 12; Jazz Rock 10, 11, 12; Brass Players Guild 12; Concert Choir 10, II. 12; German Club 9, 10, II, 12; Chess Team 9, 10, II, 12 (President); Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Manager 11,12; Yearbook Photographer 11.12 (Photo Editor); AVA 11. 12; Musical 11; PAVAS 11.12 (Corresponding Secretary); Art Club 12; Photo Club 10, 11. 12 (President). MARK A. ODIAN 14 Brush Hill Road Soccer 10; German Club II, 12; Latin Club 12; Marching Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Rock Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Pit Band 9, 10. II, 12. SUSAN PADDOCK 12 Daniel Lane BONNIE PEREPCHUK 107 Boonton Avenue CIE. AGIM PEROLLI RD 3 Box 454 198 Boonton Avenue German Honor Society 12; German Club 10. 11, 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Chemistry League 10. II; Physics League 12; Jets 12. ELIZABETH PETRONINO 115-93 Sugarhill Road Track 9; Soccer 10, 11 (Captain), 12 (Varsity); Actors Workshop 12; Forensics 11; French Club 9. 10, 11. 12; Hostess Club 12; Stage Crew 9; Student Council Rep. 9, 10, 12; Varsity Club 12; Yearbook Sales 11, 12; Yearbook 12. CONNIE PIERSON 63 Undcrcliff Terrace CHRISTINA PRELLI 16 Round Hill Road Swim Team 9, 10, 11. 12; Soccer 10; Soccer Stats 11; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10. II. 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Hostess Club 9; Teens Need Teens 12; Brunch Committee 12. TODD E. PRICE 680 Red Oak Lane Basketball 9. 10 (Varsity), 11, 12 (Captain); Track (Varsity) 9, 10, II (Captain); Homecoming Court 12. DIANA A. REDZIKOWSKI 141 Kinnelon Road Chcerleading 9. KATHLEEN A. REGELING 7 Windbcam Road Spanish Club 10; Guidance Aides 11. 12; Art Club 11, 12; PAVAS 11; Morris County Vo-Tech 12. THERESA ROLSTAD 10 Cabot Lane Soccer 11; French Club and Honors 9; Spirit Week Committee 12. GREGORY B. ROSE 128-A Kiel Avenue Basketball 9, 10, 11; Football 9; Lacrosse 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Float Committee 9. 10. 11, 12. ROBERT S. ROSENQUIST 658 Red Oak Lane Lacrosse 9. 10. II (Captain). 12; Soccer 9, 10, II. 12 (Captain); Basketball 10. 11. 12 (Captain); Ski Club 9; Varsity Club II, 12; Homecoming Court 12. CATHERINE JEAN RUSS1NKO 40 Wilson Avenue East Cross-Country 9; Softball 9, 10, II, 12; Riverdalc Girl’s Alternate Citizenship Award 11. LORRAINE SANZARI 5 Juniper Trail SHARON SEEGER 397 Ski Trail Ski Team (Varsity) 9, 10, II. 12 (All State-11); Float Committee 12; German Club 9, 10. II. 12; Powderpuff 12. CHRIS SHARKEY 2 Pine Hill Road Marching Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Jazz Rock Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Brass Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12; Brass Quintet II, 12; Area Band 9, 10, II. 12; All-North Jersey Region Band 11. 12; North Jersey Wind Ensemble 9, 10. 11; Pit Band 9. 10. II. 12; Actors Workshop 12; French Club 12; PAVAS 12; Newspaper 12; Yearbook 12; Band President II, 12. CHRISTINE SHARPE 10 Stevens Avenue Softball II; Photo Club 9; Art Club 12. THOMAS SIENICKI 19 Birch Road Baseball 10, 11 (Varsity), 12; Ski Team 12; German Club 9. 10. II. 12 (Secretary); Varsity Club; Float Committee; Student Council 12. LAURA ANN SIMPSON 35 Round Hill Road Swimming 9, 10; Soccer 10, II. 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 12; Spanish Club 12; Spanish Honor Society 11. 12; Hostess Club 9; Teens Need Teens 12. ERIC W. SISCO 5 Federal Place German Honor Society II. 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, II, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, II. 12; Jazz Ensemble 9, 10, II, 12; Brass Ensemble 9, 10, 11. 12; Brass Quintet 11. 12; Area Band 9, 10, 11. 12; PAVAS 12; Region Choir II, 12; Band Treasurer 12; Drum Major 12; Choir 11. 12; Music Honor Society 9, 10, 11. 12; Brass Players Guild 12; School Musical 9, 10, II, 12; Band Manager 10, 11. ANGELA SMITH 16 Brown Court Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Softball 9, 10, 12; Varsity Club 12. SHARON ROSE SOKOL 53 Miller Road Track 9. 10, 11; Yearbook 10. 12; Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9. 10; German Club II. 12; Photo Club 11. 12; School Play 10; Powderpuff 12; Float Committee 9, 10, II, 12. STEPHANIE STERN 92 North Road Wrestling Stats 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10, 12; Bandfront 9. 10; Martial Arts Club 10. 12; Montclair State College Gifted and Talented Art Program II, 12; Powderpuff 12; Pequannock Adult Night School for Art 12. LINDA J. STIRES 31 Mathews Avenue CIE KAREN CELESTE SVATOS 5 Hillside Road French Club II. 12; National Honor Roll 9, 10. MELISSA ANNE SWALL1NG 151 Kiel Avenue Soccer 9, 10. 11 (Captain); Prom Committee Chairperson 10. 11; An Club 9; Float and Spirit Committee 9, 10. II, 12; Senior Brunch Chairperson (President) 12; Basketball Stats 9; Lacrosse Stats 9; Student Council Rep. 12; Homecoming Court 12. SANDRA ANNE SYDOR 19 Lincoln Road Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Ski Team 12; Hostess Club 9; Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10; Stage Crew; Varsity Club 12; Powderpuff 12; Girls Citizenship Award; Teens Need Teens 12; Quiet Valley Counselor 12. 62 DANIELLE MARIE TAHAN 2 Denise Drive ( heerleading 9, 10 (Co-Captain); Soccer 11: Spanish Honor Society 11. 12 (Vice-President); Spanish Club 11. 12 (Vice-President); National Honor Society 10. II. 12 (Secretary); Feedback Editor 12; Yearbook Senior Editor 12; Float and Decorating Committee 10. II. 12; Honor (iuard 11 ; Homecoming Queen 12. MARTIN R. TIBBETTS 16 Munn Avenue Morris County Vo-Tech 11,12 (Plumbing and Welding). SCOTT VANDERHOFF 11 Trail West LESLEY JEAN VAN HOUTEN 429 Green Hill Road Soccer 9. 10; Class Secretary 10; Student C'ouncil 12; Eloat and Spirit Committee 9. 10, II. 12; Senior Brunch Committee 12; Basketball Stats 10. SERENA VISWANATHAN 6 Pheasant Run Track 10, IT. German Club 10, II, 12; German Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 10. 11. 12; Yearbook 12; Feedback 10, II, 12; Marching Band 9. 10; Concert Band 9, 10; Girls Citizenship 11; Chemistry League 10. II; Jazz Rock Ensemble 10; Pit Band 10. PETER VOSSHALL 585A Kent Brook Terrace Cross-Country 9. 10. II. 12 (Captain); Ski Team 9, 10, II, 12; Track 9, 10, II. 12; Governor's School 11; Rutgers Scholar I I; Chemistry League 10. 11; Physics League 12; Boys' State 11; Academic Decathlon 11.12; Who’s Who 11; National Honor Society 10. II. 12; National Merit Letter of Commendation 12; Jets Team (Captain) 12; Feedback 10, II. 12; Yearbook C opy Editor 12; Pit Band II. 12; Jazz Rock Ensemble 10, 11, 12; All-State Chorus II. 12; Choir II. 12; Student Council 9. II. 12 (Treasurer); Musical 9, 10; PAVAS 12; Ski Club 9; German Club 9. 10, II. 12; German Honor Society II. 12; German Exchange 10. JAMES MATTHEW WAKKILA 177 Kakcoul Road Football 9; Soccer 10. 11; Ski Team 10. 12; Lacrosse 9, 10, II, 12. JENNIFER ANNE WALK 729 Ridge Road Ski Hub 9. 10; PowdcrpufT 12; French Club 9. 10. 11, 12; PAVAS 11, 12; Musical 9, 10. II, 12; Stage Crew 9; Art C lub Secretary 12; Teens Need Teens 12; Actors Workshop 12; Yearbook II. 12; C hoir C'ouncil 12; Lip Sync 12; Choir 9, 10, II, 12. C AROLYN WALSH 566 Cireenhill Road C hoir 9. 12. KERRILYNN WARBURTON 30 White Birch Terrace Band front 9, 10 (Captain). II. 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Concert Band 9, 10, II, 12; Spanish Club 10; Spanish Honor Society 10; Hostess Club 9. 10. II. 12; C hoir 9; After-School Choir 11; Musical 11 (Student Choreographer); Teens Need Teens 12; Martial Arts Club 10, 12. JEAN DONNELLY WEISS 602 Mountain Road Basketball 9. 10 (Varsity), 12; Track (Varsity) 9, 10. II. 12; Student Council II; Float C ommittee 9. 10, II, 12; Latin Honor Society 12; Varsity Club 12; Yearbook 12; Powderpuff 12. STAC EY CHRISTINE WENZEL 192 Hemlock Lane Swim Team 10; Powderpuff 12; Hostess Club 9, 10, II, 12; Student Council 9; Concert Band 9, 10, II, 12; Color Guard 9. 10. 11, 12 (Captain); Marching Band 9. 10, II. 12; Spanish Club 10; German C lub 11, 12; Martial Arts Club 10. 12; International Club 12; After-School C hoir 11; Choir (Council) 12; School Play II. 12; Teens Need Teens 12. JOSEPH WERNER 50 Round Hill Road Football 9. 10. II, 12 (Varsity); Ski Team 9, 10(Captam). 11 (Varsity), 12; Track 9; Varsity C lub 10. II. 12; C lass Treasurer 11. 12; Float C ommittee 9. 10. II. 12; Prom Committee 11; Spirit Committee II. 12; Spanish Club I I; Student C'ouncil Rep. II. 12; Ski C'lub 9. 10; Yearbook 10; National Merit Letter of C ommendation Winner 12. CHRISTINE MARIE WHITE 22 Windbcam Road Basketball 9, 10 (Manager). GARY YARNALL 154 Boonton Avenue Soccer 10, 12 (Varsity); Track 10, II, 12 (Varsity). Marching Band 9, 10. 11; Jazz Band 9. 10. II. 12; Spanish C lub 9, 12; International Club 12; Varsity C’lub 12; Yearbook Sales II, 12; Fund Raising 9. 10. 11, 12. JENNIFER DAWN WILLIAMS 15 Halsey Avenue PHILIP WILLIAMS 73 Hilltop Road Track 9; Ski Club 9, 10; Musical II. 12; French C'lub 9. 10, II. 12; PAVAS 12; School Newspaper 12; Teens Need Teens 12. KAREN ZAK 2 Galloway Terrace Swimming 9; Soccer 10, II; Track 9; Art Club 9, 10, 12; Float Committee. 63 Senior Class Officers Former Officers Freshmen Pres. Keira Cruz V.P. Ken Gustavsen Sec. Sue Lawyer Treas. Randy Krupnick Sophomore Pres. Heidi Huber V.P. Ken Gustavsen Sec. Sue Hopkinson Treas. Lesley VanHouten Junior Pres. Heidi Huber V.P. Ken Gustavsen Sec. Sue Hopkinson Treas. Joe Werner Keira Cruz, vice-pres.. Heidi Huber, pres.. Sue Lawyer, sec., Joe Werner. Ireas. 1987 Favorite Groups 1. Grateful Dead 2. Boston 3. Genesis 4. Pink Floyd 5. U2 Favorite Songs 1. Touch of Grey 2. Learning To Fly 3. You Can Call Me A1 4. I Want Your Sex 5. Road House Blues 1962 TOP HITS I. The Lion Sleeps Tonight — Tokens 2. The Twist — Chubby Checker 3. Peppermint Twist — Joey Dee 4. Duke of Earl — Duke of Earl 5. Hey! Baby — Bruce Channel Spotlight on seniors . . . Heidi Huber is a tribute to KHS’s 25th anniversary, as she has utilized her four years at KHS not only to pinpoint her own identity, but also to expand the potential of KHS. Not only has she been an asset to Kinnelon’s sports, namely basketball, track, and cross-country, but also she has displayed leadership as class president, student council member, amd National Honor Society member as well. Her leadership and perseverence has in turn rewarded her greatly. As a result of her efforts, she has received such honors as : Governor's School nominee, Kinnelon Girl's Citizenship Institute and Girl's State alternates. As she voiced her appraisal of KHS during the 25th anniversary, Heidi claimed that KHS has increased tremendously in spirit and optimism, especially in supporting team sports. She also praised the graduating seniors, in that they have become more unified as a class in winning the Spirit Week trophy for the past two years. Heidi hopes to continue in her sucess at such Universities as Clemson, Penn State, or Syracuse eventually working as an architect. Joe Werner ( “Opie” ) has persistently been a role model for all students during his four years at KHS. He has been actively involved in such sports including ski team, football, and track, while maintaining leadership in student government. Varsity Club, and Yearbook. Joe has also been an asset to the Float, Prom, and Spirit Committees. A determined scholar, Joe has also received a letter of commendation as a National Merit Semi-Finalist as well as a Garden State Distinguished Scholar nomination. Commenting on KHS during the 25th anniversary year, Joe says that there is more participation and pride in our school then during his first year. He feels that the graduating seniors are leaving KHS as mature, intelligent people. In turn, Joe plans to use what he has learned here for future work in Engineering at Cornell or Carnegie — Mellon University. YEARBOOK STAFF 1987-1988 1988 Pegasus co-editors Bill Gibson and Tricia Miles hard at work. Senior Kerri Edwards served as chief computer operator, copy and layout editor as well business salesperson. Assistant to the editors. Kay Min is pictured here with copy editor Pete Vosshall. Faculty editor Ali Nill received help from Cheryl Fry and Karen Zak. Senior editors Kerry Norton and Danielle Tahan. Assistant staff members were Heidi Huber, Ann Keenan, Liz Pctronino and Jean Weiss. Activities editor Liz Petronino was assisted by Kay Min and Ken Koch. 66 Spons Editors Eric Leuthold. Jenn Crimi, and Peter Chiappctta put a tremendous amount of time and effort into their section. Photography Editor Marc Oburg owes much thanks to Peter Chiappctta. co-editor. As advisors to the Pegasus Staff Mr. Pawlak and Miss Pallis spent many long afternoons and Saturdays to help the staff meet deadlines. Underclassmen Editor Barbara Banks received help from Ron Hook in completing her section. Photography Staff (Top Row) Karina Lahni. Dawn D’Angelo (Bottom Row) Cheryl Fry . Jenn Crimi. Peter Chiappctta.Kelly Biebcr. and Bonnie Boylan (Missing) Gail Hamdan The Twenty-fifth Anniversary Edition Pegasus Staff. 67 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. True to these membership qualities, KHS’s chapter of the National Honor Society boasts some of our school’s most outstanding students. Having recently upgraded its standards, NHS demands excellence of each member as well as group participation in community events. Under the leadership of pres. Bill Hook, treas. Pete Chiappetta, and sec. Danielle Tahan, NHS prospered throughout the entire year. While upholding the traditional activities such as the Alumni Tea, the Entertainment Book sale, and the annual spring picnic, NHS also initiated an annual Christmas Carolling to its list of acticities. In addition, various members fulfilled tutoring responsibilities for other K.HS students. The daily duty of distributing the New York Times throughout the school was regularly fulfilled by Andy Domonkos, Agim Perolli, and Steve Leung. In Celebrating ICHS’s silver anniversary, this proved to be one of NHS’s most successful years. (top row) J. Grippo. R. Klein, G. Hince, P. Chiappetta, B. Hook. R, Krupnick, K. Gustavsen, G. Grey, A. Domonkos, P. Vosshall (bottom row) A. Nili, K. Edwards, S. Viswanathan, J. Egan, A. Cassinelli, R. Obstlcr, D. Tahan, S. Faulsiet (not pictured) A. Caradinc, K. Femstrom, B. Gibson, S. Hopkinson, H. Huber, S. Lawyer, S. Leung, A. Perolli 68 (top row) J. Shields, J. Sullivan, B. Perry, T. O’Brien, K. Weinman, H. Salvati, E. Kapelyan, Mr. Heeney (bottom row) R. Wadman, M. Egan, M. Schwartz, C. Peino, K. Lahni (not pictured) i. Mollod, D. Derstine FEEDBACK (Top row) P Chiappelta, K. Ciustavsen, R. Krupnick. T. Javcd (Bottom row) A. Nill. K Edwards. D. Tahan. A. Cassinclli, M. Schwartz, S. Viswanathan, K. KirchofT. E. Ebcrhard, R. Wadman (Not pictured) P. Barnhill, J. Egan, C. Finckcnor. G. Grassi. B Hook K Johnson, E. Kapelyan, K. Koch. M. Krauth, K. Min. C. Moricz, M. Oberg, T. O'Brien. M. Schneeloch, S. Simonetti, J. Sippi. P. Williams, Advisor — Mrs. Hceney Feedback, a literary magazine comprised of student-contributed poems, stories, aphorisms, and artwork, is published annually by interested students. Mrs. Hecney keeps a watch over the entire production, led by editor Danielle Tahan and Business Manager Keri Edwards, to assure the finest quality document possible. NEWSPAPER The Hitching Post has returned! Sporting the name of the first KHS school newspaper, the 1988 version has both continued with tradition, and started a few of its own. This year the newspaper, under advisor Melissa Dorang, has funded itself entirely by advertisements, allowing the paper to be distributed to all students at no expense. Now everyone can read the hitching Post's book and movie reviews, sports articles, school polls, and current events. (Top row) S. Werner, R. Hook, T. Javed. N. Carcn (Boitom row) L. Petronino. M. Schwartz, K. Kirchoff, A. Caradine, D. Anderson, Mrs. Dorang (Nol pictured) A. Cromie, M. Krauth, C. Sharkey 69 STUDENT COUNCIL (top row) K. Gusiavsen, B. Gibson, P. Vosshall. Mr. B. (bottom row) C. Lancellotti, S. Hopkinson This year’s Student Council has worked hard to keep tradition alive and celebrate KHS’s 25th Anniversary. Among this year’s accomplishments is the acquisition of a juice machine, the home- coming dance and bonfire, pudding wrestling, the Christmas dance, and a successful blood drive. All of these activities have been made possible by the outstanding leadership of advisor Norman Balchunas and the Student Council officers. The aims of the council are as follows: to promote leadership; to generate new ideas for enhancing the school’s educational atmosphere; to maintain school spirit; and to respond to student concerns. With persistence and diligence the council was able to attain these goals and keep alive school traditions by having played a key role in the 25th Anniversary Celebration. The council was responsible for a generous donation to the Heal the Children Fund. 70 FRENCH CLUB The French Club, enjoyed by many interested French students, has been quite active this year. Mrs. Khoobiar advised the club which also functioned as a part of the International Club. The club officers are as follows: president, Keri Edwards, v.p., Tony Javed, treasurer, Sharon Simonetti, secretary, Melissa Schwartz. The officers helped with several successful activities, one of which was the Oktoberfest, a great party highlighted by French foods, decorations, and a fashion show. The group also assembled a newspaper called “Expession de Francaise,” which included French songs, recipes, horoscopes, poems, and pictures. In April several members hosted students from France for two weeks, a cultural experience for all. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY The French Honor Society was put back together this year, and the members were initiated with a dinner at Mrs. Khoobiar’s chateau. The group was instrumental in the organization of the Oktoberfest and holiday preparations. They also worked closely with the other language clubs as a part of the International Club. GERMAN CLUB Through many fundraising activities, such as bake sales and advent calendar sales, the German Club has raised scholarship money for an outstanding senior German Student. Activities are heeded by their advisor Frau Coughlan and their officers, Bill Hook (pres.), Peter Chiappetta (v.p.), Sonny Faulseit (tres.), and Tom Seinicki (sec.) (top row) M. Oburg. A Millncr. R. Muenster. T. Seinicki, K. Gustavsen. K. Ludwig. P. Chiappetta. B. Hook. P. Vosshall, B. Gibson, R. Schaupp, R. Pace, N. Caren, G. Femstrom (bottom row) E. Morocz, K. Min. M. Schnceloch. K. Bamcr, D. Anderson. K. Kirchoflf (not pictured) S. Viswanathan GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY Along with the German Club, the Honor Society has participated in the International Club Oktoberfest, baked German cake, sold food and candy, and played German games. In October they baked pumpkin bread which they sold to the faculty and students. Advent calendars were available to fellow students in December. The Germans also participated actively during the International Languauge Week, which included activities such as volleyball. D. Anderson, E. Morocz, S. Viswanathan (not pictured) P. Chiappetta, K. Femstrom, A. Perolli, E. Sisco, P. Vosshall SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club encourages membership by any students who w'ish to participate in activities dealing with the Spanish culture. This group usually meets with the Honor Society and supports many of the same projects, including participation in the Oktoberfest and International Language Week activities. Debbie Anderson and Claudine D’Angelo deserve merit for their outstanding leadership. (top row) G. Yarnall. B. Gibson, G. Hince. R. Krupnick. S.Leung, J. Renfrcw-Hill. P. Jategocnkar, M. Leung (bottom row) B. Carter. K. Zazclla. L. Simpson. S. Campbell. C. D'Angelo, D. Anderson, Senor Ruiz. L. Petronino. H. Schwandcr. K. Brugnoli. N. Clayton, K. Brugnoli. M. Krauth SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY The Spanish Honor Society is comprised of Spanish students who excel in the Spanish language, and wish to utilize this excellence as a group. Spanish Honor Society was a key factor in the Oktoberfest last October. Also, they sponsered a Christmas food drive to benefit the boys at St. Peter’s Village in Denville. The group meets on a regular basis, planning various fund raisers, field trips, and donations. Pres. Bill Gibson. Sec. Randy Krupnick, and Tres. Steve Leung have been responsible for numerous hours of behind the scenes work throughout the entire year. 74 (top row) G. Hince, G. Yarnall. S. Leung. B. Gibson. R. Krupnick. J. Renfrew-Hill. P. Jaiagoenkar. M. Leung (bottom row) K. Zazclla. L. Simpson. S. Campbell. C. D'Angelo, Senor Ruiz. M. Krauth. C. Prelli (not pictured) A. Caradine, D. Derstine. C. Fahmie. H. Salvati LATIN CLUB Under the direction of Mrs.Grozalis, the newly established Latin C lub emerged this year as a complement to the language clubs of KHS. The club participated in the Oktoberfcst last fall and has been working hard to make plans for next year. (top row) K. Min.G. Balady. N. Carcn. B. Perry. R. krupmek (bottom row) E. Morocz. E. Eberhard. K Min. Mrs Grozalis, I. Cercone, C. Moritz (not pictured) m. dian. M Schwartz. R Klein. R. Alverez. M. Eaton. M. Leone. E H'olken. ACADEMIC DECATHALON These students studied Aviation. Art, Music. History, and Science to prepare for a county competition where they took a six hour test including an impromptu speech and personal interview. k.kirchoff. L). Dersline, E. Kapelyan (not pictured) C. Lydlc, P. Vosshall. k. Weinman, k. Fcmstom, D. DcStcfano. S. Leung. S. Itzkowitz PHYSICS LEAGUE The Physics League is especially strong this year. Under the guidance of Dr. Grdina. the team hopes to place high in this year's competitions. Kinnelon will host the April exam when schools such as Ramsey, West Milford, and Indian Hills will come to compete. (top row) P. Vosshall. K Fernstrom (bottom row) D. Tahan, A. Nili. R Obstler (not pictured) A. Perolli. S. Leung CHEMISTRY LEAGUE Each of the Science Leagues allows our students to engage in statewide competition. On the second Thursday of each month from January to April, these students travel to a nearby high school and take challenging tests in their discipline. The chemistry league is coached by Mr. Sabatino. 76 P. Jatagocnkar. D. Owens. J. Renfrew-Hill. R. Schaupp CHESS CLUB Advised by Mr. Sharp, the Chess Club consists of five diligent members. Who have given up their free afternoons to compete against other teams from various schools in the area. (Standing) Michael Page. Neil Caren, Mr. Sharp. Andrew Millner (Seating) Parag Jategaonkar and Marc Oburg. LIBRARY COUNCIL Under the guidance of Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Wagner, the Library Council provides a valuable service to KHS by helping to keep the library functioning properly. The members are responsible for such chores as circulating library materials, shelving books, filing magazines, and efficiently maintaining organization of the library and its facilities. 77 D. Cooper. K. Koch, M. Intclli, E. Eberhard, Mrs. Briggs. MARCHING BAND Despite the small size this year, the Kinnelon High School Marching Band once again took the field for a season of Football halftime shows. Under the new direction of Mr. Robert McLain and the Drum Major Eric Sisco, the Band took a year off from competition, but continued the high quality performance for which they arc well known. The student officers. President Chris Sharkey, Vice President Gina Garcau. Secretary Marc Oburg, and Treasurer Eric Sisco, worked diligently on fund raisers. These include the Marching Band Festival, cheesecake sale , and many tag days, to raise money for their performance trip to Walt Disney World. The band was assisted by Asst. Director Michael Russo and marching coordinators. Mr. Thomas Kean, Mr. Thomas Carr, and KHS alumni Mr. Geoffery Zoeller. 78 CONCERT BAND Almost sixty members strong this year, the concert band once again proved themselves with outstanding performances at their three concerts. The band, under direction of Mr. Robert McLain and student leaders Chris Sharkey, Gina Gareau. Marc Oburg. and Eric Sisco, also participated in numerous fund raisers towards their performance at Disney World in May. 79 MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY The Music Honor Society is comprised of those students who have auditioned and been accepted into the highly competitive Area, Region, of All-State Bands or choir. These are truly the talented music students of the school. (top row) J. Sippi. A. Cromic, M. Odian, C. Sharkey (bottom row) B. Carter, E. Sisco, R. Wadman, S. Stuck i, K. Edwards (not pictured) G. Garcau, S. Lawyer, R. Obstlcr BRASS QUINTET The Brass Quintet consists of the top five brass players of the band. The quintet performs challenging music at the spring and summer concerts. Also, during the Christmas Holiday, the Quintet travelled to the Kinnelon and Riverdale schools playing Christmas Carols. (top row) M. Oburg, E. Sisco. C. Martin (bottom row) G. Gareau, C. Sharkey BRASS PLAYERS GUILD The Brass Players Guild is a select group of talented musicians. They have chosen to pursue more challeng- ing music with the assistance of Mr. McLain. They have had several tre- mendous performances at the winter and spring concerts. (top row) C. Martin. E. Sisco. A. Cromie. M. Oberg (bottom row) C. Sharkey, G. Gareau. B. Carter 80 CONCERT CHOIR Under the direction of Mr. Lagattuta the fifty-one member ensemble has performed for the Rotary Club and the Christmas Tree Lighting. Mr. Lagattuta received a great deal of assistance with the concerts and fund raisers from officers Jen Walk, Jen Egan, Stacey Wenzel, Chrissy White, and Claudine D'Angelo. The choir finished the tear with a performance at both Walt Disney World and the Commencement Excercises in June. (top row) C. Husak. T. Dunsizcr, C. Walsh, S. Bush. M. Ricadele. J. Wileg, M. Reder, K. M n, E. Sisco. C. Sharkey. Mr. Lagattula. P. Barnhill, (middle row) F. Mattco. K. Dcprcc, 1. Abbasi, M. Ricadella. J. Yamell. T. Valentine, J. W'alk, B. Carter, J. Vitz. K. Schwandcr. L. Kindcrman, S. Learcn (bottom row) K. English. J. Engan, C. D’Angelo. M. Intelli. K. Zazzella, J. Devcinccnzo. E. Gardner. J. Rcvis, K. Tahan (top row) G. Gaffney, Mr. Lagattuta. T. Javcd. A. Cromic. K. Koch. M. Oburg. J. Doe. T. Lee. R. Wadman. M. Egan, K. Klein (middle row) C. Moritz. E. Wolkcn. T. O’Conner, T. Dusizer, D. VanOrdcn. S. Ostcrhoudt, J. Dcnaples, H. Pitt, S. Wenzle, C. White (bottom row) H. Griffen. H. Yoo. A. Williamson. J. Sciniki, R. Mahalik. K. Meunster JAZZ ROCK The Jazz Rock Band is for those students who wish to advance towards higher levels of music difficulty in the area of jazz. This twenty piece band is constantly faced with challenging music including well known pieces from such groups as Duke Ellington and Count Basie. Also under the direction of Mr. Robert McLain, the Jazz Rock Band performs with the Concert Band and Choir during the spring and summer concerts. 81 HOSTESS CLUB The Hostess Club is always ready to prov ide a warm and friendly atmosphere for school functions. The Club assists at Back to School Night by guiding parents to the correct rooms and serving refreshments. They also assist at school productions by passing out programs and flyers. Under the guidance of first year advisor Miss Violand, the Club is always ready to brighten up the halls of Kinnelon High School. (top row) J. Yarnall. M. Intclli. Miss Violand (bottom row) K. Kirchoff. A. Cassinclli, S. Campbell. D. Anderson. A. Caradine (not pictured) C.Bihary. V. Cheer. T. Dudziec, H. Griffin. I). Kecck. M. Kennedy. L. Kinderman. S. Leaver. C. Moritz. E. Morocz.. L. Petronino. M. Ricadela, J. Sullivan. S. Sydor, D. VanOrden. S. Wenzel. E. Wolken TNT TNT, “Teens Need Teens , is a new program that was introduced to the school this year. It is a group of peaople who care about others, and know how to discuss problems in a comforting and helpful way. The group is intended to help students to help themselves and eventually to encourage them to help their friends with their problems. 82 (top row) K. Koch. G. Grassi. S. Paddock (bottom row) K. Min. T. Javid. D. Anderson. E. Eberhard. K. Kirchoff, R. Wadman. J. Walk. C. D’Angelo. M. Krauth ART CLUB The Art Club is responsible for the various artwork displayed throughout the school. Students who excel in art arc inducted into the club. The Art Club keeps busy with various contests, field trips, and projects. In November the club travelled to the Mctropolitcn Museum of Art and enjoyed the exhibits and artwork displayed. Mr. Scarpetla brings out the best in every student. Utilizing the talents of each member is their primary goal. M. Oburg. J. Walk. T. Valenlinc. M. Krauth. G. Grassi. S. Paddock (not pictured) C. Bihary, C. Bucher. A. Buis. S. Chiappetta. V. Cheer. C. Cleary, I). D’Angelo. D. Dorscttc, C. Doucctlc, T. Dudzicc. M. Fcnaido. C. Finkenor. E. Gardener. G. Gareau. L. Gazzillo. A. Keenan, T. Kuenzle. K. Lahni. T. Lcberman. M. Mancini. T. Miles. M. Moran. A. Nili, C. Prelii. K. Regling. T. Rupnow, D. Shadwell, L. Sharkey. C. Sharp, J. Sippi. S. Sokol, C. Stillings. J. Sullivan. S. Sydor. L. Tafro, K. Tahan. T, Valentine. E. Wolken. K. Zazella PHOTO CLUB The Photo Club is comprised of students in a neverending search for knowledge in the field of photography. Under the supervision of Mr. John Grivalski, and student leaders Marc Oburg. Pete Chiappetta, and Barbara Banks, the club raises money for a scholarship for a deserving senior. Their major fundraiser is the sale of pictures of the school musical to interested parents and students. (top row) P. C'hiappctta. M. Oburg (bottom row) K. Bcibcr. B. Boylan. B. Banks PAVAS The Performing and Visual Arts Society is a nationally affiliated organization. Unlike other clubs, the requirement for membership is a teacher nomination and recognition for musical or artistic talents. KHS’s chapter of PAVAS, founded by Kinnelon resident Mr. DeFrancis, is presently under the esteemed leadership of Miss Pallis. Together with pres. Melissa Schwartz, v.p. Dawn D'Angelo, sec. Sheri Campbell, and treas. Ken Koch, the group sponsored a Christmas food drive to benefit Eva's Soup Kitchen in Paterson. During the Spring the group organized and presented a talent night. ACTOR’S WORKSHOP Formed in September of 1987, The Actor’s Workshop has given students an opportunity to experiment and excell in the art of theatre performance. A.W. meets once a week for 2 hours to perform anything from creative pantomine to published dialogue. This group is treated more like a class than a club; complete with several books, professional speakers, trips to visit New York auditions, and intense scene study. In 1988 the A.W. demonstrated their newly learned knowledge by producing a play shown to the students of Kiel School. (top row) J. Egan. M. Oburg, G. Grassi, J. Sippi, G. Gray, P. Chiappctta, C. Lydlc, T. Javcd (bottom row) M. Egan, S. Bush. R. Wadman, G. Gareau, J. Walk, A. Cromie, A. Cassinelli, S. Campbell, K. Edwards, T. Miles (not pictured) A. Buis. C. Burley, T. Calamari, B. Carter, C. D’Angelo. D. D’Angelo. B. Davies, J. Denaples. J. Divencenso, T. Dominick, C. Finkenor, G. Hamden, C. Hendy, H. Huber.P. Iggena, L. Kinderman, K. Koch, K. Ludwig, A. Nill. Rachel Obstler. Rebecca Obstler, C. Peine, M. Reder, M. Schwartz, H. Semf, C. Sharkey. S. Simonetti, E. Sisco, L. Tafro, K. Tahan, A. Turzilli, P. Vosshall. P. Williams, K. Zazella (top row) J. Sullivan, A. Bcmuls, T. Javcd, A. Cromie, C. Sharkey. S. Bush. K. Klem. M. Reder, Mrs. Ludwig (bottom row) A. Caradine, G. Gareau, D. Anderson, J. Walk, R. Wadman. M. Egan. M. Schwartz, L. Petronino (not pictured) K. Beiber. B. Boylan, E. Brinks. C D’Angelo, D. D’Angelo. J. Egan. H. Griffin. M. Intelli, L. Kinderman. K. KirchofT. K. Koch, M. Odian. M. Ricadela 84 A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM Pseudolus — Aaron Cromie Hysterium — Chris Sharkey Senex — Eric Sisco Hero — Tony Javed Philia — Alexandra Williamson Domina — Claudine D’Angelo Erroneus — Quenton Mohos Marcus — Kenneth Koch Miles — Ken Gustavsen Proteans: Amy Caradine Regan Wadman Jennifer Walk Courtesans: Debbie Anderson Anna Bernus Shelley Bush Lena Cercone Lisa Kinderman Kimberlea Klem Susan Lawyer Ali Nill Cathy Peine Melissa Schwartz Jenn Sullivan Kristen Zazella Soldiers: Peter Chiappetta Todd Kuimjian Eric Leuthold Karl Ludwig Paul Niehoff Marc Oburg Tom O’Brien Mike Reder Phil Williams Production Staff: Director — Joan Ludwig Assistant Dir. — Eleanor Eberhard Choreographer — Debbie Anderson, Cathy Peine Vocal Director — Sal Laggattuta Musical Director — Robert McLain Stage Manager — Karin Kirchoff Set Lighting design — Charles Foley (lop row) E. Sisco. R. Wadman, C. Mohoss. T. Javid, K. Gustavsen, C. D'Angelo, C. Sharkey (bottom row) A. Caradine. J. Walk, A. Cromie, E. Brinks, C. D’Angelo, C. Sharkey (top row) M. Oburg.. P. Williams, T. O'Brien, E. Leuthold, A. Cromie, K. Ludwig, P. NieholT. P. Chiappetta, T. Kuimjian (middle row) A. Nill, L. Kinderman, C. Peine, K. Klem, M. Schwartz (bottom row) E. Eberhart, J. Sullivan, A. Caradine. J. Walk. E. Sisco, L. Sharkey, K. Gustavsen, K. Koch, T. Javid. R. Wadman, A. Brolsma 85 86 (Pictured Clockwise) Hero and Philia practicing their lines. Pseudolous and Hysterium getting ready for their cue. The re-enactment of Scene 2, the mourning for the dead virgin. Mrs. Ludwig explaining the mourning scene. Mr. Lagattuta. music director and Mrs. Ludwig, director discussing scene changes. Pseudolous and Miles with the courtesans practicing Act 2. STAGE CREW Although small in size, this group is a very important part of all activities on the stage. Under the supervision of Mr. John Goralski, the stage crew provided lighting and built the sets for “A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum”. They also provided lighting for all musical concerts. This crew is responsible for the smooth and safe operation of all auditorium lighting equipment. M. Oburg, B. Baitzel, M. Gazillo. C. Martin, R. Cooper VARSITY CLUB (top row) D. Derstine. P. Vosshail. J. Werner. J. Eatherton. E. Leuihold. G. Hince. D. Schuttler, T. Kumijian. T. Siemcki. P. Chiappetta. E. Swalling (bottom row) L. Petronino. C. Essbach. B. Banks. E. Brinks, L. Edwards. A. Cassinelli. C. Min. K. Lcuthold. E. Gardner. K. Edwards. K. Bieber. K. Weinman. B. Bov lan (not pictured) K. Adams. A. Brolsma. S. Brinks. K. Brugnoli, C. Bucher. A. Buis, S. Burchin. C. Burley, N. Clayton, ft. Colabella. J. Crimi. K. Cruz. D. D Angelo. K. Dcprec. J. Eatherton. K. English. K. Fcmstrom. C. Fry. G. Garvin. J. Gleeson. J. Hodgeson. B. Hook. H. Huber. F. Jennings. K. Kane. K. Kemp. M. Krauth. S. Lawyer. T. Liberman. K. Ludwig. M. Mancini. K. Min. R. Munster. J. Nederfield. M. Onufrow. R Pace. K. Price. T. Price. J. Rcfrcw-Hill. G. Rose. R. Rosenquist. H. Salvati. D. Sawyer. R. Schaupp. D. Schmidt. M Schneeloch. J. Shields. A. Smith. A. Turzilli. E. Wolken. G. Yamell The Varsity Club is a group of athletes who have received a varsity letter in at least one sport and are interested in increasing school spirit. They sponsor the Powder Puff Football Game, the Athlete of the Week awards, and run the refreshment stand at home football games. Led by its president, Heidi Huber, v. p.. Eric Leuthold. secretaries, Keira Cruz and Karen Adams, and treasurers Caye Min and Keri Edwards, and advised by Mr. Saw'yer. the club has taken trips to sporting events, broadway plays, and white-water rafting. 88 A.V.A (lop row) S. Chiappctta, M. Ga illo. R. Caani (bottom row) Mr. McNeir. J. Sippi. C. Hendy. M. Oburg Advised by Mr. William McNeir, the AVA club meets all of the audio and visual needs of the school. The AVA students keep all projectors, VCRs, TVs, and all other equipment in running condition, these students arc responsible for the delivery of any needed equipment. MARTIAL ARTS For the First time in K.H.S. history, a Martial Arts Club has been formed. Prior to forming the club, many students were involved with some sort of martial arts at the high school. This meant that there was already a high level of interest before the club was formed. The advisor, John Goralski, has covered tactics of self-defense, karate, judo, and other forms of martial arts. The group gave demonstrations for the school. (lop row) T. Griffin, D. Devito, C. Tcidlebaum. Mr. Gorowski. S. Chiappctta. K. Lischak (bottom row) L. Sharkey. J. Rogers, S. Stern. D. Shadwell (not pictured) S. Wenzel. K. Warburton. D. Schaub KINNELON VS MOUNTAIN LAKES AT THE MEADOWLANDS ARENA FRIDAY JANUARY 8, 1988 ALUMNI BASKETBALL GAME SATURDAY JANUARY 9, 1988 FINAL SCORE: KHS 72 — PHS 64 Jim Albertson ’66 Scott Allen ’67 Jo-Ellen Bistromomoitz ’77 Jim Seeley ’72 Kurt Allerman ’73 Karen Linck '74 Alex Martello ’74 Kevin Walzak ’76 K.H.S. ALL AMERICAN ALUMNI Delaware Olympic Team Montclair Cornell Penn State E. Stroudsburg Montclair Trenton State Lacrosse Figure Skating Basketball Football Pro Football Swimming Wrestling NCAA Champ 25 YEARS OF SUCCESS IN SPORTS Chris Paulley Tammy Schmidt ’83 Kurt Allerman ’73 1965 1966 1967 Boys Cross Country — Skyline Champs: State Champs: Skyline Champs Boys Cross Country Boys Cross Country Girls Track — Skyline Boys Track Champs Girls Basketball Boys Basketball 1969 1970 1971 Skyline Champs: State Champs: Skyline Champs: Boys Basketball Boys Cross Country Boys Basketball Boys Bowling Skyline Champs: Boys Cross Country Boys Basketball 1973 1974 1976 Skyline Champs: Skyline Champs: Skyline Champs: Boys Cross Country Boys Cross Country Boys Cross Country Wrestling Girls Softball 1978 1979 1980 Skyline Champs: Skyline Champs: State Champs: Boys Cross Country Boys Soccer Girls Cross Country Girls Track Boys Cross Country Cheerleading NJISRA Champs: Skiing 1982 Girls Cross Country 1983 Boys Tennis Bowling Skiing 1984 NHC Champs: NHC Champs: Sectional Champs: Girls Tennis Skyline Champs: Boys Tennis Girls Tennis Girls Cross Country 1986 1987 1987 Skyline Champs: Garden State B League State Champs: Girls Basketball State Champs: Lacrosse Lacrosse Champs Girls Cross Country Pam Delrio '83 1968 Skyline Champs: Boys Cross Country Boys Bowling 1972 Skyline Champs: Boys Basketball 1977 Skyline Champs: Boys Cross Country 1981 State Champs: Football Cheerleading Skyline Champs: Girls Tennis Girls Cross Country 1985 Colonial Hills Champs: Boys Basketball Girls Tennis 1987 State Champs: Boys Cross Country (this page sponsored by The CHEERLEADERS “The Varsity and J.V. squads were very cohesive groups-thc teams effort showed in the precision and variety of cheers executed by each squad. The captains were dynamic and their dedication to the squad was irreplaceable. We had an outstanding season. The Varsity had a “Super dance routine that wowed the fans. Mrs. Joan Bchonick, 1987 Cheerleader Advisor. 1987 Cheerleading squad. Top. Kelley Bieber, Kim Laratta. Dawn D'Angelo. Karen English, Pilar Aceveda, Heidi Schwander, Karrie Brugnoli. Kim Henderson. Mrs. Bchonick. Bottom. Susan Lawyer. Jenny Byb. Cathy Chapman, Eveann Peacock. Michelle Kelly. Sheri Campbell, Katrina Barncr. The cheerleaders “strut their slutT” at halftime. Coach Joan Bchonick with co-captains Eveann Peacock and Karen English. The 1987 Varsity Football Cheerleaders. 95 FOOTBALL This season was another winning one for the 1987 Colts football team. Led by senior captains, Joe Grippo, third team, All Colonial-Hills Conference , and Greg Hince. third team, All Colonial-Hills Conference, the colts achieved a 5-4 record. Fullback Kevin Kemp, third team. All Colonial-Hills Conference, and star halfback, John Eatherton, second team, all conference, and offensive tackle, Dave Cooper, first team all conference led the way on offense. Joe Grippo, Greg Hince, Frank Jennings, Kerry Hurt, and Ryan Murphy foiled opponents on defense. Season Record — 5-4 Average Points per Game — 13.2 Average Points Against — 13.4 KHS 19 Mountain Lakes 35 KHS 20 KHS 32 Mont. Immaculate 23 Bayley Ellard 7 KHS 14 Cedar Grove 30 KHS 6 RECORD Chatham Tnshp. 6 KHS 13 Whippany Park 13 Glen Ridge 6 KHS 8 KHS 0 Chatham Boro 7 KHS 7 Bernards 0 HITTER Kerry' Hurt — 10 tackles Frank Jennings — 13 tackles Ryan Murphy — 17 tackles Frank Jennings — 13 tackles Joe Grippo — 16 tackles Tom O’Brien — 15 tackles HONORS 1st Team All-Colonial Hills Conference David Cooper — Offensive Tackle 2nd Team All-Colonial Hills Conference John Eatherton — Halfback Greg Hince-Defensive Back 3rd Team All-Colonial Hills Conference Frank Jennings — Defensive End Joe Grippo — Linebacker Kevin Kemp — Fullback 96 1987 Football l eam. Top left. Coach Lcn Smith. Scan Brinks. Dave Owens. John Coffey. Paul Niehoff, Chris Coursen, Brett Hamilton. Brendan Coffey, John Woop, Jeff Poto, Doug Keady, Robert Hcadworth, Jason Sanders. Jule Cucci. Ray Alvarez, Brian Mizia, Ken Collabella, Erik Dean, Bruce Davies. Justin Barone, Glen Bennett. Neil Bunce. Kerry Hurt. Kevin Kemp. David Cooper, John Eatherton, Greg Hince, Joe Grippo, Frank Jennings, Ryan Murphy. Mac Eaton, Joe Werner, Jared Karicvis. Coach Lcn Smith with co-captains Greg Hincc and Joe Grippo. Kevin Kemp returning the kickoff. The Seniors of the 1987 Varsity Football Squad. All County Selection Frank Jennings fighting off a block. John Coffey on a linebacker blitz. 97 GIRLS TENNIS Despite a 4-1 7 record, this season proved to be a profitable learning experience for this year's Girl’s Tennis Team. A young squad with only one player lost to graduation, the team can eagerly look forward to next season, when their girls will be led by captain and First Team All State Selection Kristina Johnson along with singler standout Jennifer Sullivan and doubler player Rebecca Obstler and Sue O’Brien. ■ 1987 GIRLS TENNIS TEAM. TOP: Jennifer Sullivan. Kristina Johnson. Lisa Gallagher, Cathy Hcndy, Coach Mountford. BOTTOM: Sarah Renfrcw-Hill, Jennifer Ward, Sue O'Brien. Kris Stillings. Kim Hunt. Nora Ryan, Rebecca Obstler, missing-Sharon Simonetti. First Team All-State Selcction-Kristina Johnson. Lisa Gallagher follows through with a forehand. Coach Mountford with co-captains Kristina Johnson and Cathy Hcndy. Rebecca Obstler returns the serve. Jennifer Sullivan in total concentration. 99 CROSS COUNTRY The 1987 season was an outstanding one for both the boys' and the girls’ teams. Both teams were Group 1 Section 2 State Champs for the first time in many years. The boys’ squad was led by senior captains Ken Gustavsen and Peter Vosshall. First team all conference selection was Kcwho Min. The girls were led by senior captains Karen Adams and Amy Cassenelli. First team all conference selections were Kay Min and Jennifer Schenbcrg. Congratulations on an excellent season! 100 1987 Boys Cross-Country. Top. Kewho Min, Ken Gustavsen, Pete Vosshall. Devin Dcrstinc. Mike McColloch. Jim Glackin. Richard Schaupp. Ryan Pace, Coach Quinn, John Shaw, Keith Keenan. Senior captain Pete Vosshall. Senior captain Ken Gustavsen. Boys co-captains Ken Gustavsen and Pete Vosshall. Girls co-captains Karen Adams and Amy Cassinelli. rirst team Colonial Hills Conference Selection Kay Min. First team Colonial Hills Conference Selection Kewho Min. First team Colonial Hills Conference Selection Jen Schenberg. 1987 Girls Cross-Country Team. Top. E. Brinks, K. Min, B. Banks. R. Mihalik, J. Schenberg, K. Muenster, F. Matteo. Coach Quinn. H. Huber, K. Adams, A. Cassinelli, R. Wadman. . . 101 BOYS SOCCER Under ihe guidance of head coach Jose Alvarez, this year's Boys Soccer team made their presence felt in a tough Colonial- Hills Conference. Led by senior captain and top point-scorer Rob Rosenquist, along with senior captain Harry Salvati, the team had a record of 5-10-1, with many marginal losses. Although they lost many key senior players, including goalie Jason Jaegar, Kevin Fountoukidis, several starters will be returning next season. 102 1987 SCORING Player Goals Assists Points R. Rosenquist 7 5 12 K. Fountoukidis 4 4 8 D. Rento 5 3 8 E. Ridley 5 1 6 H. Salvati 3 2 5 Tot Le 2 2 4 J. Mohan 2 2 G. Yarnell I 1 K. Ludwig 1 1 J. Shields 1 1 C. Bartlett 1 1 J. Nederfield 1 1 TOTALS 30 20 50 HONORS Rob Rosenquisi HB, 1st Team All Colonial Hills Conference Harry Salvati HB, 2nd Team All Colonial Hills Conference 1987 Boys Soccer Team. Top. J. Jaegar. D. Schmidt, P. Viola, D. Shutley, R Rosenquisi. J. Nederfield, E. Ridley. G. Yarnell. C. Bartlett. W. McLean. J. Muir, J. Mortimer, Coach Alvarez, O. Wensryn. Bottom. C. Loporto. J. Mohan. J. Shields. H. Salvati. K. Fountoukidis, W. Hook. K. Ludwig. C. Tcitlebaum. Tot Le. Coach Alvarez with co-captains Rob Rosenquist and Harry Salvati. Rob Rosenquist heads the ball. Net-minder Jason Jaegar makes a quick save. Coach Alvarez gives Kevin some fine points. Harry Salvati gives his all 100% of the time. 103 GIRLS SOCCER Although they got olT to a slow start, the girls soccer team showed much improvement at the close of the season. Under the leadership of senior captains Sheri Burichin and Kcri Edwards, the team made a strong impression in the Colonial Hills ( onference. Many of the team’s starters will be back on the field next season, including the team’s two top point scorers, Margaret Furtak and Niki Grainger. On the defensive end of the field, the Lady Colts were led by captain Sheri Burichin and All Colonial Hills Conference selection Kristen Leuthold. 104 Player 1987 GIRL'S SOCCER Goals Assists Points M. Furtak 6 4 10 N. Grainger 7 2 9 K. Edwards 2 2 4 S. Dotti 1 2 3 E. Gardiner 3 3 N. Cadou 2 2 A. Nill 1 1 L. Simpson I 1 E. Morocz 1 1 Totals 21 13 34 ' HONORS 2nd Team All-Colonial Hills Conference Kristen Leuthhold — Fullback. 1987 GIRL'S SOCCER TEAM. Top. B. Boylan, M. Castclucci. M. Furtak. S. Doni. E. Gardiner Middle M. Schneeloch. K. Lculhold. M. Moran. C. Burley. J. Crimi, C. Fry Bottom N. Cadou, E. Morocz, L. Simpson, S. Sydor. K. Edwards, N. Grainger, S. Burichin. L. Sharkey. Coach Shannon gives direction to his team at halftime. Maria Moran clearing the defensive end. The seniors pf the 1987 girl's Varsity soccer team. Freshmen standout Sarah Dotli. Captain Sheri Burichin taking the goal kick. 105 BOYS BASKETBALL Under the direction of Coach John ByDook, the 1988 Boys Basketball Team achieved a record of sixteen wins and ten loss- es. Led by senior captains Todd Price and Rob Rosenquist, the Colts per- formed well in this year’s Montville Christmas and County tournaments, and also reached the state tour- nament. Senior scoring machine Todd Price gained his 1000th career point this season, becom- ing the 4th boys player in Kinnelon Basketball to reach this prestigious mile- stone. A highlight of the 1988 season was the matchup between Kin- nelon and Mountain Lakes at the Meadowlands, in which the Colts were vic- torious. Seniors Frank Jennings. Greg Hince and Juniors Tom O’Brien and T.J. Oesterle were also in- strumental in the Colt’s success. iame David Rditfo Erik 1 Van Evan Swallini Jeff Mur Kinnelon Boys BasketitaU 1987 — record: 16 4-D0(jK 5 Player Points Todd Price 6 | ') Frank Jennings 2 () Robert Rosenquist 218 3 pt team offense lP8pts. — 58.3 ppg. team deffense 1469 pts. — 56.5 ppg. goals ft percentage 124-156-79% 38-65-58% 48-68-70.5% 32-45-71% 27- 55-49% 28- 65-43% rebounds 160 per game Greg Hince Tom O’Brien Oest '0 Chris John 3-4 Chris W Brian Coach Tom Shannon. John Nederfield, Frank Jennings. Rob Rosenquisl, Todd Price, Greg Hince, TJ. Ocstcrle, Coach John Bydook, Tom O'Brien, Brian Wadman, Jeff Muir, Chris Coursen. Erik Dean. Chris Chin (clockwise) Todd Price completing the 3-point play. Rob Rosenquisl at the start of the Montville Christmas Tournament finals. Tom O’Brien pulls up for a foul line jumpshot. Greg Hince blocks a pass. Frank Jennings takes a baseline jumpshot. Todd Price shooting his specialty, the 3-point shot. I 107 GIRLS BASKETBALL After losing seniors Jill Struble and Diralyn Strain and experiencing a coaching change, expectations for a great season were not running very high. But after a short period of transition, the team really came together under new coach, Mr. Tom Brown Major achievements included a winning record of 17-7 which brought the team into the first round of the state tourney Unfortunately a broken pinky, and a first round seed against one of the best teams in the state, ended their bid early. Senior Heidi Huber reached the rare plateau of scoring her 1000th career point two games before the end of the season. Coach Brown looks to a rebuilding season next year. 1 No. 31 42 43 J5 10 115 54 34 40 4 30 1987-85 Player Heidi Huber Erin McNamara Krista Schwandcr Kristen Lcuthold Sue O’Brieh Maria Moran Dcnife Hook Angela Smith Sarah Dotti Patti Ressland Beth Boylan ■ St Kinnelon Girls Basketball record: .7-7 Points team offense: 1130 team deffensc 981 point goals ft percent 69-127-54 66-90-73% . — 47 ppg. — 40.8 ppg 2.W 1.9 r 1 (x — 1.0 Jft oU;1 I5I K'kJ 21 4-24-17% 7-13-54% 4-8-50% 2-11-18% 1-2-50% lirt Bs per game 9.0 214-420-51% 779 32.4 (top row) Heidi Huber, Erin McNamara, Krista Schwandcr (bottom row) Kristen Leuthold, Sue O’Brien. Maria Moran, Pat Ressland (clockwise) Pat Ressland. Kristen Leuthold, Erin McNamara. Maria Moran, Sue O’Brien getting advice from Coach Brown. Maria Moran blocking pass. Observing the game with intensity. Heidi Huber doing what she docs best — 2 point score. Kristen Leuthold receiving a pass. Topping a 4 year successful career, senior Heidi Huber hit her milestone 1000th point at the Butler game in which she scored 24 points. She is seen here being congratulated by her father. (picture courtesy of Today newspaper) 109 WRESTLING The 87-88 wrestling team proved to be very competitive this season. Coach Sawyer’s squad fought all year, although the team was constantly disappointed by major setbacks. Bruce Davies, a sophomore, proved to be the squad’s strongest wrestler with a high of seven wins. Next weighing in at 103 was lightweight Damon Kearns with six wins and Mike Pagella weighing at 130 also had six wins. Jack Stewart is a promising freshman that will be heavily depended on these next three years. The wrestling team is looking forward to a promising season next year. Jared Kareivis controls his opponent. Bruce Davies shoots the half nelson. Damon Kearns waits for the whistle. Ronnie Disimoni looks for a take down. David Cooper using a side headlock. 1987 — 88 Kinnelon Wrestling record: 0 — 12 Weight Wrestler Wins Losses 103 Damon Kearns 1 5 103 James Shadwell 1 1 112 Jackie Stewart 1 1 125 Ron Desimoni 1 9 130 Mike Pagella 6 10 135 Glen Garvin 4 3 140 Sonny Faulseit 4 3 145 Roy 4 McNamara 8 171 Bruce Davies 7 6 189 David Cooper 4 3 Hwt. Sean Brinks 2 5 Coach Sawyer, Bruce Davies. Chris Caziare, Jared Kareivas, Lou Freda, Roy McNamara, Damon Kearns. Tom Cawley. Ronnie Desimoni. Mike Pagella, Glen Garvin in SWIM TEAM The Swim Team, led by captains Karl Ludwig. Rudi Muenster, Keira Cruz and Nadine Clayton, had another admirable season Under the enthusiastic leadership of Coach Whritenour, both teams finished third in the Division 1 Northern New Jersey Interscholastic Swim League. With such underclassmen standouts as Barbara Banks, and Erika Walker, who were chosen for fust team all conference. Coach Whritenour is excited for a successful season for the girls team next year. The determination and ability of Keira Cruz, also chosen for first team all conference, will always be admired and missed. The boys team will also miss the senior leadership of Rudi Muenster and Karl Ludwig, but is anticipating another great season next year with the experience of the underclassmen, Ricky Schaupp, Chuck Jones, Ryan Pace, Justin Renfrew-Hill, and Kevin O’Riley. 4 (lop row) Greg Fcmstrum, Kurt Fernstrum (Capt). Justin Renfrew-Hill, Ryan Pace, Charles Jones. Rick Schaupp, Scott Corey, Cheryl Pclak, Danielle, Krystyn DePree, Barbara Banks. Andy Milner, Coach Whritcnour (bottom row) Kim Brugnoli. Michelle Onofrow. Keira Cruz (Capt), Kerri Brognoli. Nadine Clayton, Michelle McNamara, Missy Ricadella, Jen Alvarez. Sara Renfrew-Hill (front) Karl Ludwig, and Rudi Muenster (clockwise) Justin Renfrew-Hill and Chuck Jones conversing after a race. Karl Ludwig awaits the gun. Ryan Pace finishing strong in backstroke. Kerri. Nadine, Michelle, and Kim drying off after a race. 113 Ski Team The determined, hardworking Kinnelon H.S. Ski Team had another respectable season. The team, consisting of over thirty- five members and coached by Ed Mertz. practiced several times a week at Hidden Valley, running gates, practicing techniques, and carving turns. Led by Captains Joe ‘Opie’ Werner, Bill Hook, Bonnie Boylan, and Jenn Crimi, the Ski Team placed third overall just missing the states. Marc Oburg and Sharon Seeger, both four year Varsity racers, led the team, Sharon placing in the top five at evey race. Other successful racers were Cheryl Fry, Missy Mancini, Tara Leberman, Karen Fasciano. Dusty Schmidt, Paul Iggena and Peter Vosshall. Boy Racers Girl Racers Paul Iggena Sharon Seger Marc Oburg (Capt) Jenn Crimi (Capt) Dusty Schmidt Cheryl Fry Joe Werner Bonnie Boylan (Capt) Bill Hook (Capt) Tara Leberman Pete Vosshall Karen Fisciano 4 year Varsity Marc Oburg Sharon Seeger Returning Seniors Ray Alvarez Bonnie Boylan Dusty Schmidt Tara Leberman Eric Miorana Cheryl Fry Jenn Crimi (clockwise) Coach Ed Mertz, Marc Oburg, Kevin Nederficld, Stephen Wer- ner, Ron Hook, Karen Fasciano, Jim Glackin, Jen Rose, Alain Matz, Rich Endress, Pete Vosshall, Joe Werner, Bill Hook. Dusty Schmidt. Ray Alverez, Mike Calicova, John Mortinder, John Picheroli, Kevin Norton (not pictured) Paul Iggena, Matt Feretti. Eric Miorana, Jenn Crimi, Bonnie Boylan, Carol Burley, Alison Buis, Tara Leberman Coach Ed Mertz awaits the final results. l Standouts of the 1987-88 girls ski team, captains Bonnie Boylan. and Jenn I Crimi. The long, cold ride up the mountain. Boys captains, Joe Werner, Marc Oburg, and Bill Hook. Joe Werner in perfect racing form. 115 LACROSSE Under the motivating coaching of Robert Turco, the Kinnelon La- crosse Team, with eight of ten starters returning, has set its sights on winnng the 1988 New Jersey State Championship. Last year, for the first time in Kinnelon Lacrosse history, the team had two Juniors elected to the N.J. All-State Team: midfielder Frank Jennings and goalie Ken Kane. The exceptional play of these two standouts helped Kinnelon earn last year’s outstand- ing record of 13 — 3, as well as the Garden State League Champion- ship with a victory over Mountain Lakes. On the offensive end, the Colts are led by returning attack star Greg Rose. Last year, he com- piled an impressive team — lead- ing twenty-five goals along with nineteen assists. Kinnelon’s stingy defense, with all seven members returning, let up only sixty-two goals last season — an average of 3.8 goals per game. The defense is anchored by All-State goalie Ken Kane, along with All-League selec- tion Todd Kuimjian, defending groundball champion Eric Leuthold, Paul Iggena, Peter Chiappetta, Joe Grippo, and Chris Lydle. The other returning starters for the Colts are Co-Captain and All-League selection Jay Gleason, and Co-Captain Robert Rosen- quist. (Clockwise) All State Goalie Ken Kane makes the save. Four year varsity letterwinner Erie Leuthold. Kinnelon Celebrates after defeating Mountain Lakes in the 1987 Coaches Tournament Finals. Senior Captain Frank Jennings follows through with a shot. 117 BASEBALL With a strong nucleus of players returning from last years outsounding team, the 1988 boy’s baseball team is looking forward to another winning season. Under the direction of Head Coach Bob Sawyer and Assistant John Cucinella and Bob Mclean, the Colts are powered by senior pitching ace Kevin Kemp, Junior Evan Swalling, Ray Alvarez, and John Coffey should also be important members of the Colts Team this season. 118 Coach Cucinella. Brian Post, Angel Velcquez, Doug Ready, Evan Swalling. Dan Sawyer, Kevin Kemp. Rob Koch, Marc Demore, Tom Sienicki, Chris Sueller, Coach McLain, Coach Sawyer, John Coffey, Chris Kemp. Marc Nugent, Rob DeJanero. Paul DeNaples. James Shadwell, Jamie Manco, Ron Disimoni, Steve Werner, Dave Owens, Ray Alvarez, Dave Shadwell. Erik Ridley, Frank Volpc. Jcrmie Shadwick. Stephen Hogan Senior Kevin Kemp extends himself fully in his delivery1. clockwise Sophomore Chris Sueller attempts to throw out the runner on first. Chris Sueller in perfect form. Dan Sawyer swings out to protect the runner. Kevin Kemp delivers his fastball. SOFTBALL The 1988 girls softball team, led by captain Gail Hamdan, had great confidence in their potential this season. Last year the team had a discouraging record of 3-13 due to the loss of star players Cathy Russinko and Cathy Hendy, who both needed surgery at the beginning of the season. Also. Coach Whritenour adds, “With the return of pitcher Angela Smith, the conference championship is within reach.” The keen eyed catcher, Adrienne Turzilli, along with other outstanding junior players C. Burley, C. Chapman, N. Clayton, and D. Hook contributed greatly to the team’s success. 120 (top row) Michelle Onofrow, Kim Brugnoli. Kathy Chapman, Maya Kalman, Sandy Larsen, Denise Hook, Jen Yarnall, Danielle Dorsett (middlerow) Carrie Brognoli. Pilar Accvcda, Angela Smith. Gail Hamden, Tara Leberman, Adrianne Turzilli, Carol Burley, Nadine Clayton (bottom row) Nora Ryan, Kara Yorio, Heidi Schwandcr, Christi Eastman. Cindy Prelli, Kathy Sydor Adrianne Turzilli stretches out before practice. clockwise Senior Angela Smith prepares to deliver her pilch. Cathy Russinko straps on her knee brace before practice. Coach Decker helps Jen Yarnall get in shape for the up-coming season. Danielle Dorsett does a situp in the teams workout session. Coach Louis Whritenour 121 BOYS TENNIS Coming off last year’s successful season, the 1988 boy’s tennis team, under the guidance of coach Laura Mountford, is expecting a productive year on the courts. Led by captains Bill Hook and Rudi Muenster, the team with many experienced players returning from last season, should prove to be a dominant force in the Colonial Hills Conference. Returning players include seniors. John Eatherton, S. Leung, junior standout, K. Colabella at first singles, K. Price and B. Wadman at first doubles. Team Picture (Top Row) Kevin Price, Ken Colabella, Joe Shields, Steve Leung, Scott DcPompc. Brian Wadman. Rudi Muenster, Bill Hook, John Eatherton, Devin Dcrstinc, Coach Mountford (Bottom Row) Mike Leung, Parag Jategaonkar, Oliver Olschcwski, Mike McCulloch, Neal Caren, Criag Teitelbaum, Gregg Fcrnstrom, Ron Hook, Justin Rcnfrew-Hill. (Pictured at left) Bill Hook and Rudi Muenster captains of the 1988 Boys Tennis Team. (Clockwise right page) Ken Colabella who plays first singles. Brothers off the courts and double partners on the courts, Steve and Mike Leung. Craig Tcitlebaum returning the ball with his backhand swing. Kevin Price and Brian Wadman playing doubles. 123 TRACK The 1988 Track season has been one of many successes both for in- dividuals and for the team. Senior standouts Amy Cassinelli, Heidi Huber. Kewho Min, and Ken Gus- tavsen each had a great season and helped the team to achieve their outstanding record. Under the di- rection of Coach Quinn and Coach Neswald, this years Colts worked to achieve their personal best in every event. Strong performances from underclassmen, Jen Schenburg, Alison Buis, Kevin Weinman, Ryan Pace will contin- ue to support the team in the fu- ture. 124 (top row) Coach Neswald, B. Mizia, R. Pace, G. Bennett, M. Page. J. Cucci, K. Min, B. Davies, B. Luing. C. Jones, J. Barone, B. Perry. J. Nili. K. Weinman. C. DubnofF, S. Khouri, K. Gustavsen, X. Guiati, M. Oburg (bottom row) A. Dombard. K. Keenan, R. Vignari. C. Bartlett, N. Lacatina (top row) Coach Quinn. A. Buis (Capt), E. Wolken, K. Min. R. Obstler, K. KirchofT, J. Egan, K. Cruz. H. Huber (Capt) fbottom row) J. Crimi. S. Bostrom. J. Schenburg (Capt), D. Cywin, .1. Hodgsen, F. Franz. L. Edwards Clockwise Gary Yarnall makes a great lejaptoj pfokind. Kewho Min leads the pack with Pete Vosshall and Ken Gustavsfcn. Ericka Wolken, Alison Buis and Rachel Obstler warming up. Glert Bennett throws a javelin. Heidi practices her best event. 125 MARCH 10, 1988 On Thursday, Mar. 10, our high school gym was changed into one big ring of chocolate pudding SPORT CANDIDS 1987-1988 128 JUNIOR CLASS Hisham Abbasi I man Abassi Pilar Acevedo Robert Acker Ray Alvarez Deanna Antico Kimberly Aungst Ika Baljak Paige Barnhill Gary Barone Hacay Baycora Brian Bernscone Kelley Bieber Bonnie Boylan Sean Brinks Karric Brugnoli Kim Brugnoli Alison Buis Carol Burley Ronald Buonocore Christopher Caziarc 130 Cathy Chapman Charles Chapman Karen Cheer Stephen Chiappetta Christopher Chin Nadine C layton John Coffey Kenneth C’olabella Darren C ooper Kevin Corter Jennifer Crimi Ronald Cronk Kim Cucci Dawn D'Angelo Jessica Della Penna Damon DcPaolo Devin Derstine William Donnelly Scott Dorn Tracey Dudziec Eleanor Eberhard Michele Egan Robert Fcmia Christine Finckenor Ricky Fluhr Louis Freda Cheryl Fry Cilcndon Garvin Michael Gazzillo Danielle Gigante 131 Dawn Graham Timothy Griffin Jennifer Grab Brent Hamilton Joelle Harris Robert Hedwonh Donna Henderson Kimberly Henderson Brian Hoedemaker Stephen Hogan Denise Hook Pamela Hric Sulmon Javed Kristina Johnson Maya Kalman Elya Kapelyan Douglas Ready Michele Kelly Brian Kilroy Sarah Kilroy Hakan Kirinican Paul Knox Kenneth Koch Robert Koch Sandra Koontz Mcrrie Beth Krauth Tracy Kuenzlc Karina Lahni Jennifer Lanzetti Kimberly Laratta 132 Sondra Larsen Tara l.cbcrman Suzanne Luzzi Eric Maiorana Roy McNamara Melanie Merrill Kay Min Jonathan Mollad Keith Moritz Paul Niehoff Terrence Ocsterle Derek Ogonowski Michelle Onufrow Shannon Osterhoudt David Owens Eveann Peacock Catherine Peine Heather Pitt Stephanie Plansky William Palaia Kevin Price Jennifer Revis Tara Romeo Harold Salvati Faithann Santangelo Rosanne Sardone Daniel Sawyer Andrew Schaeffer Daniel Schaub Dustin Schmidt 133 David Schutiler Heidi Schwander Melissa Schwartz Heather Scmf Laura Sharkey Sharon Simonctti Jason Sippie Traccy Sica Sharon Sofia Sheila Spengler Sandy Stucki Jennifer Sullivan Evan Swalling Dean Sylvestri Lori Tasca Craig Teitelbaum Adrianne Turzilli Gary Valentine Linda Vecchione Jason Vcronc Paul Viola Christopher Vitz Regan Wadman Kevin Weinman Lon Wolthoff John Woop Thomas O'Brien Vicc-Prcs. William Perry Pres. Joseph Shields Trcas. Karin Weinman Sec. 134 SOPHOMORE CLASS Bassam Abbasi William Baitzel Mary Baljak Barbara Banks Katrina Barner Justin Barone Glen Bennett Claudine Bihary Alexandra Borek Ellen Brinks 135 Alan Broisma Shelley Bush Robert Campbell Tamra Cannataro Elizabeth Carter Thomas Cawley Lena Ccrcone Destini CiolYc Christopher Cleary Brendan Coffey Shelley Cookson Christopher Coursen Aaron Cromic Jule Cucci Stephen Cuonzo Bruce Davies Tammi Davis Erik Dean Jennifer DeNapies Scott DePompe Krystyn DcPree Jennifer DeVincenzo Mark DeVito Gina DiGirolamo Patricia Dockery Andrew Dombard Thomas Donnelly Kathleen Doucette Tonia Dunsizer Christie Eastman 136 Loren Edwards Jennifer Franks Margaret Furtak Evelyn Gardiner Margary Garvin James Glackin Kirsten Glaser Susann Grainger John Grivalsky Jennifer Hodgson Kimberly Hunt David Iuele Parag Jategaonkar Charles Jones Maureen Kennedy Leslie Kindig Darren LaMarca Keith Leifer Michael Leung Kristen Lcuthold Lyle Kischak Melissa Mancini James Manco Kathy Marion Alain Matz Kristin May William McLean Rachel Medina Darren Milinski Andrew Millner Brian Mizia John Mohan Maria Moran Jennifer Morley Jeffrey Muir Kevin Nederfield Robert Nitsch Marc Nugent Suzanne O'Brien Adam Occhipinti Tara O'Connor Rebecca Obstlcr Oliver Olschewski Ryan Pace Michael Page John Pinchiaroli Brian Post Jeffrey Poto Cynthia Prelli Mark Rabtzow Michael Reder James Rcgeling David Rento Robert Ressland Erik Ridley Jennifer Rose David Rupnow Jennifer Russell Nora Ryan Jason Sanders 138 Richard Schaupp Jennifer Schcnbcrg Krista Schwandcr Danielle Sciarra James Shadwell Kelly Skyler Rachel Smith Chrisanne Stillings Christopher Suler Leonard Tafro Kimberly Tahan Angel Velazquez Jennifer Vitz Frank Volpc Brian Wadman William Warren Olcna Wengryn James Whitehead Jessica Wiley Charlene Wilson Erika Wolken Kara Yorio Marc Young Kristen Zazella Jennifer Sponza Lisa Kinderman. Vice-Prcs. Robert Lucente, Pres. Justin Renfrew-Hill, Treas. Merryn Schnccloch, Sect. 139 FRESHMAN CLASS Jennifer Alvarez Eric Appleton Rene Avila Rebecca Baker George Balady Craig Bartlett Amy Becker Cindy Boerner Gregory Bogert David Bott Elmer Bott James Bowie Elizabeth Boylan Robert Briant Alan Briggs Jennifer Burichin Christopher Bussola Robert Butkovich Nathalie Cadou Helen Caradine 140 Neal Caren Domenica Castcllucci Marco Cera Michael Colaiacovo Patricia Confodi Elliott Cookson Richard Cooper Raymond Crane Danielle Cywin Marc D’Amorc Paul DeNaples Robed DiGirolamo Todd Dilatush Allison Dorbandt Danielle Dorset! Corey Dubnoff Brett Dudziec Richard Endress Peter Eurskcn Greg Fcrnstrom Michele Ferraiolo Fabiola Franz Joseph Fudak Ginger Gaffney Lisa Gazillo Michael Golding Heather Griffin Anuj Gulati Michael Hahn 141 Daniel Hannon Curtis Hince Ryan Holley Ronald Hook Michael Huber Cynthia Husak Michelle Inlcli Craig Iovino Gene Johnston Damon Kearns Dana Kecck Keith Keenan Christopher Kemp Jennifer Kerstner Scott Khouri Kimberly Klcm Brian Kuebler Nicholas Lacatcna James Laratta Thach Lc Stephanie Leaver Salvatore Lijoi Joel Lombard Carmen Loporto Michael Lukash Edward Malec Jennifer Mandeville Kristin Marino Heidi Martin Francine Matteo 142 Picture not available Michael McCulloch Michele McNamara Robert Medina Jennifer Mcnakc Renee Mihalik Duane Mihok Lydia Millner Quentin Mohos Michael Mooney Cynthia Moricz John Mortimer Kirsten Muenster Heidi Neukum Jason Nill Kelly Norris Kevin Norton Richard Nugnes Kevin O'Reilly Michael Pagella Jacqueline Parker Cheryl Pelak Danuta Pirog Jennifer Pisani Jake Porter James Quackenbush Jorcy Ramcr Sarah Rcnfrcw-Hill Patricia Ressland Melissa Ricadcla Edward Richardson 143 Tamara Rupnow Ryan Salonia Jaime Santeli Sandra Santos Jeremy Schablik Nicholas Scheider Jeffrey K. Schmidt John Shaw Jennifer Sienecki Janies Smith Joseph Sofia Joseph Spengler John Stewart Marc Stonehouse Steven Struck Kathleen Sydor Jennifer Timothy Dana Timpanaro Jason Vandcrwckke Todd Vanderwckkc Ronald Vigneri Robert Wallace Jennifer Ward Stephen Werner Alexandra Williamson Jennifer Yarncll Daniel Burley, Sect. Richard Bauman, Vice-Prcs. Sarah Dotli, Treas. Jeff R. Schmidt, Pres. Picture Not Available 144 SILVER ANNIVERSARY “A YEAR OF CELEBRATION” Imagine waking up one morning, out- side your window is a blanket of white snow. You snuggle underneath the cov- ers happily anticipating your day off from school. But you are soon awakened by the sound of sleigh bells. The im- passable roads of Kinnelon were made passable by the Kayharts bobsled and team of horses. You are whisked from Kinnelon down to Butler HS where you are joined by other students arriving from Wycoff, West Milford, Ringwood and Jefferson by train. The sleigh bells then become school bells. The halls of Butler HS are crowded. In fact, by 1958 the school's capacity of 800 was exceeded with a student body of over 1400. A committee of the Boards of five schools met, led by Victor Carter, and decided Kinnelon should build its own High School. It was hard to imagine a school built on the 54 acres that the Board had purchased (at a cost of $67,000). At the time Kinnelon Road had not yet been built nor had the Mu- nicipal Building nor the Library. At first the Board had planned for the land that these buildings stand on today to be the athletic facilities. The Borough decided that they should trade the school the land across from the HS for the land across the street for it’s playing fields. These decisions were all made at the Fayson Lakes Clubhouse which housed the Board of Ed. on its second floor. Ground was broken and construction began, although construction difficulties delayed the opening of the school for three weeks. But on September 24, 1963 Kinnelon High School began to hold its class in Kiel school 145 FROM START .. i Progress begins ... Constuction begins to take shape outside ... As well as inside ... Floors and windows arc added in ... Final phase of completion. 146 TO FINISH KHS opened its brand new doors on Oct 15, 1962. for the 9th and 10th grades on a half- session basis. Finally on October 15, they were moved to the semi- completed HS. Along with the ex- citement of being the first students attending the HS came the pitfalls: cold rooms, catwalks, class changes signaled by a large cow bell, and fire drills called by a bull horn. By the Spring of 1963, the High School was complete and in the spring of 1967 the first senior class graduated. The graduating class of 1988 had the privilege of celebrating the 25th Anniversary. These students have seen the many changes during their four year stay, but not as many as KHS has seen during its first 25 years. When the class of 1988 grad- uates pass KHS’ doors they will enter a world for which they are adequately prepared. Quality and successfull- ness, two characteristics taught here, are portrayed by KHS’ newest alum- ni. KHS has honored two such past alumni with grand welcoming home parties, Col. Pailles and Kurt Al- lerman. Although not surprising be- cause KHS has a number of Alumni who have thrived in every career from business to entertainment. The class and faculty of 1988 would like to congratulate KHS on its past and wish KHS the best for the future. Tricia Miles and Bill Gibson special thanks to: Victor Carter Cornie Hubner Marilyn Petterson Doug McChesney and Peter Vosshall 147 E iff:i «oW Kim'-a • t' MMM ADO F: BOLLES 1931. 1981 i 91-N THEkVfonf't a!' FACULTY FROM THE PAST 62 — 66 Leroy E. Swoyer 67 — 69 Arthur R. Smith 70 — 72 Philip Nast 73 — 74 Harvey J. Lancombe 75 — 80 Francis M. Finnerty 81 — 88 Robert Schott pictured at right ... KHS 1st Vice Principal and 2nd Principal, Mr. Arthur Smith with KHS 1st Principal Mr. Leroy Smith Kinnelon High School lost an outstanding instructor and a dedicated track coach when Ado Bolles suddenly passed awav in 1981. For eighteen years, Mr. Bolles coached track and cross-sountry at Kinnelon and in that time, captured nine State Sectional Cross-Country titles and two State Cross-Country Championships, but more importantly, his inspiration and guidance have enriched the lives of all he coached and educated. Mr. Bolles will be most fondly remembered for his teaching skill, both in athletics and as an English instructor at Kinnelon High School. His students learned in spite of themselves. To honor his memory the Ado Bolles perpetuating Scholarship Fund was established. A scholarship will be awarded annually to a graduating member of the Cross-Country team. Yearly scholarships have been awarded since 1982. Question: Why did you first come to KHS? Answer: I came to Kinnclon H.S. because my children were grown and I wanted to keep my secretarial skills. I also felt it would be interesting to get in on the planning stages of a new school. Question: How has it affected you? Answer: It has been interesting to work among young people and to sec them mature as they grew from freshmen to seniors. In our first years, seventh and eighth grades were also housed in the high school, so of course the maturation was much more pronounced. Question: Why did you first come to KHS? Answer: I wanted a job further west of my previous one in Montclair Academy to facilitate moving out of the urban congestion of Union, where I lived. Question: How do you feel about the students of KHS? Answer: Kinnclon seemed like a school where a large percent of the students would be academically oriented. Question: How has teaching at KHS effected you? Answer: After deciding to change jobs, I wanted to switch to public school to take advantage of the higher salary scales. Question: Why did you first come to KHS? Answer: After my graduation, I worked for six years in banking until my daughter was born. After her arrival, I remained home with her for eleven years. I was considering the invitation to return to the bank when Mrs. Pelterson called me about the attendance job in the new high school. I was not sure if I wanted it or not, but I filled out the application which she had mailed me and went for an interview with our first principal, Mr. Leroy Swoycr. After my meeting with him, he sent me to the su- perintendent, Mr. Dale Reinhardt. By the time I left his office, I had the job. I still was not sure if I really wanted it or not but, I reasoned that it might be better to take a job with more time off since my daughter was still young and of course I could always quit if it did not work out. I never dreamed I would be here so long. 149 SENIORS FROM THE PAST William A. Pailes 7 Alberta Drive, Kinnelon Cross Country 1; Indoor Track 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Chem- istry league 2.4; N.H.S. 2,3,4, Pres- ident 4; Class Treasurer 3,4; Varsity Club 3.4; German Club 4; Shindig 4; Student Advisory Committee 4; Hitch- ing Post 3,4 JOHN BYDOOK 42 Post Lane, Riverdale Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Football 2,3,- 4; Varsity Club 3,4. In October 1986 Col. Pailcs and his wife, returned to Kinnelon H.S for a triumphant Homecoming Parade, in which he was the guest of honor. Chemistry Team Bill Pailes and Jim Gregg work together to prepare for the coming test. 150 ACTIVITIES FROM THE PAST Dancing Duo Lynn Marlatt of Pcquannock H.S. and Brent Spongier of Kinnelon H.S. danced their way to the Ed Sullivan Show and placed first at the Rhumba Competetion at Madison Square Garden in September of 1965. In 1968 the present day Snack Shack in the cafeteria served as the school store. In 1986 it was convicntly relocated to the gym lobby. 151 1 he formal portrait of the KHS Band. Color Guard, and twirlcrs was taken at Expo '61 in Montreal. The Band also performed at the in between game festivity at Shea Stadium, at the Clifton Band Festival, at football games, assemblies, parades, and other KHS affairs. ATHLETES FROM THE PAST Clockwise starting at top left. Even in 1967 the Colts sought perfection. The gym floor is in the final stage of completion. Coach Sawyer consults running back. Doug McChesncy. The enthusiastic fans of '65 support the Colts. The original tennis courts of KHS. The runners prepared to sprint into yet another KHS victor)'. 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Love, Ken BOBBIE BILL SCHLEGEL jy 1 RAINBOWS THINGS J Maipujicent Hand-Made ''s- ‘ Porcelain Doll H i ngwaod NJ 07156 itOlt 96t- 7660 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the graduating class of 1988 Christo 25 Kinnelon Mall Kinnelon, New Jersey Telephone: 201-838-8580 OUR VERY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1988 May you find happiness and success in whatever path you choose. Joan and Bill Jaegar S. COIN GALLb (201) 492-0160 C FINE JEWELRY RARE COINS BOUGHT SOLD CHARLES A. SPINELLA, PRES. KINNELON MALL ANA R96357 KINNELON, NJ 07405 PAUL D. WEINER, D.D.S. 838-1270 telephone 595-1444 ALAN E. SCHULTZ. M.D. 4 1 1 Ml' Kinnelon Dental Group P.A. Individualised. Caring Dentistry for Your Fnaily PRACTICE LIMITED TO ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY a Sports Medicine KINNELON MEDICAL CENTER • KIEL AVENUE • KINNELON. NJ. 07405 BY APPOINTMENT WAYNE. NEW JERSEY 07470 PATRONS John F. Mendes Family Good Luck — Class of ’91 Knock-on-Wood Decoys 696-5940 Good Luck in your senior year Heather P. Compliments of a friend. Best of Luck — The Gallos Greetings to Mr. C. Good Luck to the Class of’88 Class of’89 rules Congrats, Class of’88 Doris Prol — Custom Weaving We are proud of you, Debbie Luv Mom and Dad Remember the times of your lives — Class of ’78 “All we are is dust in the wind” We love you Jen Walk, Mom and Dad Good Luck Class of 88 The Kochs May your paths lead to success Bob Bullet and Constance C. Loves the Class of’88 Good Luck — Bob and Geri Barone Go For It Class of’90 The Mancini’s Jen H., Reach for your goals and remember Mom loves you Congrats to the class of ’88, from the class of ’90 Good Luck — Class of ’88 Best Wishes to the class of’88 Good Luck Class of'88, The Heeneys Good Luck to the Class of ’91 Good Luck, class of’88 Good Luck to Class of ’88 To all my friends. I'll miss you. Keep in touch. Love, Laura Sharkey Never let go of smiles and laughter Best Wishes to all — The Wenzels BOOSTERS The LACEY FAMILY The Aquino’s Christopher Medwid Good Luck To All The Whitmer Family Good Luck The Moody Family The McNierneys Judy Pelepshin Hudak — class of’67 Kathy Pelepshin Halas — class of’68 The Bowie Family The Tana Family Pegeen Mendizabal The EATHERTONS ELIZABETH ZAZZELLA Mr. Mrs. Palatsky Good Luck to you! The Ackermans The Mergl’s Good Luck Best of Luck Congratulations Class of ’88 Go for it Ryan Passalacqua Family Congratulations!! I’m from Boonton, Allison Get High of’89 Spirit Good Luck Wadman Family The MacRae’s Good Luck Crimi! Good Luck Class of’88 Congrats ’88 Good Luck Fun 168 NEW JERSEY GENERAL ASSEMBLY 26TH DISTRICT OFFICE (MORRIS—PASSAIC) 140 LITTLETON ROAO SUITE 106 CHAIRMAN .NRURANCt COMMfTTM PARSIPPANY N J 07064 ASSIRTAMT MAJORITY wm.A racam a lovivs (201) 263-2700 ror rt j martin September 1, 1987 Mr. Robert G. Schott Principal Kinnelon High School Kinnelon Road Kinnelon, New Jersey 0740S Dear Mr. Schott: Please accept our congratulations on reaching a career milestone—25 years of service to the residents of Kinnelon, and our best wishes for a memorable celebration year. The success of your students is truly a measuring point of your institution's dedication. Very truly yours, |CaX K A, 0 Ralph k. Loveys sab Congress of tlpUlmird States 1ftmtr of H VTtontt Koto Vutrautim. B. C. 20513 - 300$ Hobrrt A. Hot M.(£. 0U SiAtnr! Kuo )nn Dear Mr. Schott: It is a distinct pleasure to extend my heartiest congratulations to you for the 25th Anniversary of Kinnelon High School. I join with you in great pride in the knowledge of the many years of personal effort and hard work that all have devoted to accomplish this most outstanding achievement. Please except my best wishes for the continued success in the future of Kinnelon High School. Mr. Robert 6. Schott Principal Kinnelon High School Kinnelon Road Kinnelon, New Jersey 07405 August 6, 1987 BILL BRAOLEY hc jtwrr Idnittd States Senate WASHINGTON. OC 20810 C04«M rrtis FINANCE f NIROr AMO NATURAL «(SOURCES SlLCCT COMMTTCf ON .NTILUGINCI SOCIAL COMMITTII ON AC (NO September 9, 1987 Mr. Robert Schott Principal Kinnelon High School Kinnelon Road Kinnelon. New Jersey 07405 Dear Mr. Schott: I would like to extend my most sincere congratulations on the 25th Anniversary of Kinnelon High School. You have had an outstanding record of developing well-educated, motivated young people, and you can take great pride in the opportunities for growth you have given them. I am proud of your long record of achievement and grateful for your contribution to our state. I wish you many years of continued success and achieve ment. warm regards. Sincerely, lw Bill Bradley United States Senator BB msz A+ ' 4 - € 20S S September 9, 1987 Mr. Robert G. Schott Principal Kinnelon High School Kinnelon Road Kinnelon, New Jersey 07405 Dear Mr. Schott: May I take this opportunity to congratulate Kinnelon High School, the faculty, staff and students, as you celebrate your Twenty-Fifth Anniversary. The quality of your graduates is testimony to the efforts and dedication of your staff, and the desire for knowledge and education shown by the students of Kinnelon High School. Again, congratulations, and my very best wishes for continued success. Sincerely, fl Dean A. Gallo Member of Congress cc
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