Manchester Regional High School - Aurion Yearbook (Haledon, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1977 volume:

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Dreaming of the things to come- Reflecting through the years filled with priceless memories- Carrying-out our individual beliefs smoothly and 1tly with faith in ourselves- Growing-up as We have, in a way like no other- Remembering the things We accomplished- ti f f,s Proving to ourselves that life is best lived through our own 'cpeace of mind - S Sharing Withpeople We've come to know and love along the 'ff f,W' ,:, wi . i --'- 1-Six ' T125 'J' ..,, gf iii T ,, Jen' E ,JE 1. ,ggi Q11 15 12 E. 335 ,, sly ., Q A ,av-14 5. jfs W, I '+- fa .fl 1' W ,,,.. ..,, ,.,, U, 1 iiifl 55:31 -1 KT C' - uf - gag! ' 1- Qi -- f -, 1 ,.., 1 -' L 1 ,, Q 1 .Y 1 1 1 i l' 1 1 ' ,- f ' 1' , .,,, 1 1 M ,fn 1 '--W --W 1 -'L- A L-' 1 .. fi, .' , 5 ' ' F' inmr .. - ,. 1 -- ,L .. Eieilg Q52 1 1 .1- 5 21,1 2141 ,. . 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Thus page complimenfs of HOMEROOM 121 I :sms 'vo DEAR MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1977: Kahlil Gibran, the well-known Lebanese poet, philosopher, and artist, de- scribes to parents their children as living arrows . . . sent forth . . . upon the path of the infinite. It is in nearly the same spirit that we, the administrators of Manchester Regional High School, send you forth, for we have stood in the place of your parents for the past four years. You came to us as freshmen, possessing the gift of reason. During your years with us, we and the teachers at Manchester have tried to show you the truth of Gibranis thoughts on reason: Reason is a prudent minister, a loyal guide, and a wise counsellor. Reason is light in darkness, as anger is darkness amidst light. Be wise-let reason, not impulse be your guide. We have worked also to pro- vide you with the necessary concomitant of reason, namely, knowledge. Yet be mindful that even if reason be at your side, she is helpless without the aid of knowledgef Gibran says, 'Without her blood-sister, knowledge, reason is like houseless poverty, and knowledge without reason is like a house unguardedf' In your years at Manchester each of you has acquired knowledge to accom- pany your native gift of reason according to your ability and willingness. It is time now to go forth on your individual paths to use your gifts and acquisitions for the betterment of yourself and the world. Robert Louis Stevenson has well articulated his view of life: To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life. You could do worse than to adopt this view for your own, but whatever your view of the end of life, we hope we have provided you with appropriate means to accomplish it. Thus, we send you forth with all good wishes and hopes for your success and happiness in all your future endeavors. We wish you strength, courage, and faith, for you have many miles to go before you sleep. Affectionately, ' E , JL..-A Robert E. Spreen, Principal MJ j Richard R. Grandey, Administrative Assistant P1 'C n the road to find out . . . We see in the Fine Arts Department courses in art, basic design, and craftsg while music in- vites students to be both involved in harmony, choral work and instrumental composition. FINE ART J. 1 ' A to X A w i?I:3UCE 'Q RNIE vusu 1 qi iwff , M ,c sssi tssss da' .1 Q: whim , 1? S 'N Suki is , ms.: '32, 2' '-A H is 3' I' ,Q W I I Q is MISS SANDRA BRIGUORI 5SEwSi iv? H T355 or-so t S Si BENDER ., ,. .M . -. li, ,, f 11,5 Q -X , kg, x, Wx W, 5 3.5 9 +5 .V Vx ,,.,, WDW? l ,, gf Af, gig w Q 2 li 1 , im, W ya , ,L 4 ,n ' l . 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The students might be involved in a library unit, reading Shakespeare, taping a T.V. advertisement, viewing a film, giving a speech or improving one,s grammar. All facets of life are covered in our English classes. 16 W? W BRO 'miif if W MRS CHEBYL METBEY MRS , ,i 'Eli QFANE FOREIGN LANGUAGE Qui, Si, Ia, Yes! Manchester students learn On the Road to Find Outv how to speak various foreign languages and also become ac- quainted with the cultures of foreign countries. PHYSICAL EDUCATIUN HEALTH This year a great change took place in physi- cal education as we saw both young men and young ladies in the same class. By running, lift- ing, racing and participating together We are taught to be winners, losers and most especially, good sports. L... I.. ...Wrox I-Hun ,M I W9WB3Z'u?ZfX1W51kw,, v ,v,v.,.H v L, ,NN BUSINESS The Business Department encompasses many areas of learning. The student can learn basic business skills, become a proficient typist or even decide upon a career by becoming involved in the DE. or C.O.E. program. MR. PAUL BURGHARDT De partme n nt Chazrma - MRS, JACQUELSINE CIQARKE MISS NOELINE HOLMES MRS. ROSE MARGOLIS M I ??A uf R 1,500 if ,,,,. , M MR. IAY a ,mi ,WA 5 , QQ! 1:1 Y ALTER REUTER MR ROBERT LEGG ent Chazrman SOCIAL STUDIES Teachers in the Social Studies department aid us in learning how people have lived, cultivated, governed and fought for the land they call home. In classes deal- ing with contemporary issues students are acquainted with problems faced by people today. Hopefully, at some point in the future, man can de- velop a harmonious relationship between peoples of the earth living not on the brink of disaster, but on the threshold of true peace and security. R. LEGG SCIENCE Sciencv, in its lbroaclcst mvaning, is the Organization of lcnowlcclgc. In this sense it is an activity engagccl in by all clisciplincs. At Maiiclicvstci' the Science Dcpziitincviit places puiticulzu' emphasis on the world of living things fBiologyj, the Worlcl of non-living things and how they beliavc flihysicsj, and tho struc- ture and change-s of things in both worlds CChc1nist1'y Q. MRS. DIANE SULLIVAN MATHEMATICS What the students find in the Math Department varies from algebraic ex- pressions to balancing a check book. With this mathematical knowledge We are able to compete in many occupa- tions from being a home maker to a scientist. 23 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The Guidance Department becomes im- portant to us as We go to our counselors for understanding and direction whether about our school problems or life outside of school. 5 A ,rrr,r r , w I., x I v f 5' MRS. FRANCER TANIS Secretary to Librarians Vw 'lim . l Q K N in A ' MBS. ELEANOR SANDERS , Librarian MRS. JANE ROEMER School Nurse HEALTH A OFFICE The Health Office becomes a haven not only for those who feel ill but also for students who Wish to stay healthy. PECIAL SERVICES To help the student who has ,individual needs of either a social or academic nature there are special serv- ices here at Manchester. One may visit the learning disa- bilities specialist or psychol- ogist if necessary. The social Worker is always willing to come to the aid of a student or his family. The students may also find the special ed- ucation teacher or English as a Second Language teach- er a big help to them when needed. X Jr I f ,f fi - s .4 . - J 2 '? f ., 4 In H4 , 1 X J -ff .f ,fl ff- . Vp fn f 1 I I f X ' 4 1 f K 17 f'w ,fn f-5 :lf-N1 ry 0 ! 1 , I 1- iz, . . I , 'GI Without the non-teaching members of the staff of Manchester the school would certainly not run smoothly. Ishii' . MRS. MARILYN GROEGER VVhether they are fixing lockers, setting up for dances, or assisting each other in preparing for our school functions, they are always there when we need them. The custodians are very helpful and have become friends to all of us. CAFETERIA STAFF-Left to riht, lst row: Nancy Donahue, Rita Iacoberger, Anita A1 delora, Mildred Schaffer, Juliette Royle. 2nd row: Mrs. D. Larson-Cafeteria Manager, Mi dred Kranich, Lillian Van Houten. l Q i E 3 2 : S 5 SECRETARIES: Mrs. Lucille Franko, Mrs. Eleanor Greenway, Mrs. Verna Harding, an Mrs. Kaye Geers. CUSTODIAL STAFF-Mr, Richard Hutton-Head Custodian, Mr. Jack Ferriola, Mr. Giacin, Mr. john Vander Sluis. I' ADMI I TRATIG The most important objective of Manchester's Administration is to follow through with what is best for the students and the school. These people strive to keep Manchester modern and well supplied with the latest equipment and best learning materials. 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Q1, P 'E ' - , pg - 453862 U T iff' K l 9 t ' ,,,,,L A V A i n ff 'ig' Sis' is 'ka . , t . 5- 1435 73 .N l L 1 aaccsc n3 'CDO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU ARE GOING TOT' Many thanks to our class advisors, Mrs. Nancy Groom and Mr. Jacob Faasse. Our Senior Class officers: Barbara Dunayev, Vice-Presidentg Dave Matchett, Presidentg Linda Stroinski, Secretaryg and Geri Chiapelli, Treasurer. Thanks must also go to all the past officers who helped make our class a success in the years preceding our Senior year: Penny Allen, Sue Honeywell, Marie Graziano, Bobbin Gulino, Nancy Tillie and Karla Zofrea. DAVE MATCHETT Winning Presidency of Senior Class . . . Bruce, Tung, Chas, Tony, Glenn . . . Mr. Phillips, Mr. Suizzo, Mrs. Whittemore, Mrs. Iannaccone, Mr. Holbert . . . Col- lege and Law. ASHA ABAZA Ashe Tennis match against teachers . . . Hollywood Swingers . . . Jim, John, Dave, Ray, Tony . . . Mr. Bryant, Mr. Moore, Mr. Lisena, Mr. Holbert, Mr. Forte . . . Ten- nis Pro. We have experienced many things as times passes. We have all changed greatly since We were Freshmen four short BARBARA DUNAYEV Barb Switching the combination on Bill D,s locker . . . We may never pass this way again . . . Lynn, Sue, Frank, jill, Iean . . . Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Chiocca . . . To become a journalist. years ago. In our changing and maturing we have gathered thoughts, moments, and friends which we cherish. Some We have listed as our memories, places, songs, friends, teachers, and finally our goals as we graduate from high school. Others We will remember even if unwritten. This page compliments of: SIGN-FAST CO., INC. Tqfyuna Dunayev DU-AN PRODUCTS CO., INC. Anatoly Dunuyev PENNY ALLEN Pen Singing at Washington, D.C. with choir . . . the shore . . . If You Leave Me Now . . . Rob, Donna, Laris, Deb, Carol . . . Mr. Bender, Mr. Morgan . . . Get into the law field. LIN DA, STIQOIN SKI Cheering fofegflie Thanksgiving game . . . . . . Stair- way to HG2l.V8IIAli.f?fIf5. Geri, Kathy, Debby, Annie, George . . . Mr. D., Mr. Bryant, Mr. Grossi, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Moore . . . College. 1 3 GERI CHIAPELLI Senior year . ggfgxvfhere my friei are . . . Drea16'g3,n?,f. . . Stro, ' Critch's, Kath? ,,sE,l1Cy, Rayar . . . Mrs. Groo Qflilr. Czerniec Mr. Moore. 1 l Scattered porn poms reveal the ecstatic tone of a pep rally. LINDA ALTMAN N Going to football games . . . Shore . . . I Really Wanna See You Tonightn . . . Maria, Darlene, Cin- dy, Penny, Liz . . . Mrs. Whitte- more, Mrs. Margolis, Mr. Post. . . Legal Secretary. JAMES AMEYE lim Roscoe, N. Y. . . . Already Go . . . Ray, Ashe, Tom.. .L Whittemore, Mr. Pine, Mrs. E em. This page compliments of SENIOR HOMEROOM I05 JACKIE ASHFIELD DEBORAH ATEN ake Debbie l0l'1da 11m Dawn Ioan Being on color guard . . . The fir Slegel Be Successful shore . . . I really want to see Q , . Q you tonight . . . Ed. Cindy, Ma- rie, Penny, Carol . . . Mr. Mor- gan, Mrs. Groom . . . Becoming a Secretary. I' BARBARA AVATO Bob Summers . . . Kennebunk Port. . . Peace of Mind . . . Lin, Denise, Kathy, Deb, Laura . . . Mrs. Groom, Mrs. Perlow, Mr. Hick- man. ., QAM , r '- N, I .4 I TERESA BARBUTO Tree Making friends . . . Going down the shore . . . Friends . . . Robin, Frank, Lynda, Lisa, Pam . . . Mr. Suizzo, Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Groom . . . To write a book. RICHARD BEHN KE DAVID BERGHORN eating Hawthorne Ed Ga1r Befgi ap Carl Hill Mr Grossi Being on the Fencing team . . . lr Holbert Home . . . Go Falcons . . . Every- one . . . Mr. Bender, Mr. Moore, Mr. Phillips . . . Navy. M 1 fBillf WILLIAM BATEN LARISSA BECKER Lads Mr. Bryant's 1 class . . . Bill, John, Aleggfiindy, Rick . . . Mr. Crossley, mar. Bryant, Mr. Dattolo, Mr. Southway. Going to Washington . . . Summer place in New Hampshire . . . If you leave me nowl' . . . Donna, Penny, Linda, Sue, Greg . . . Mr. Bender, Mrs. Hatem, Mr. Hickman, Mrs. Sullivan, Mr. Carr JOSEPH BEUN Yearbook staff . . . The shore. . . 'Tve Been Searching . . . Tracey, Campus Life gang, Pat, Karen . . . Miss McQuiston, Mr. Bender, Mr. Post . . . To help others. . . . Nursing. LINDA BIN GHAM Kelly Mr. Siegel's class . . . Shore . . . Welcome to My Night Mare . . . Nancy, Barb, Denise, Kathy, Lau- ra . . . Mr. Siegel, Miss Holmes, Mrs. Perlow . . . Beautician. uDo you like the things that life is showing ou'?,' BRIAN BOGERT Bags Fourth period lunch when every- body was copying homework... Peace Trainv by Cat Stevens . . . Joe, Ant, Mike, Ray, Dave . . . Mr. Bryant, Mr. Riemer. , . will ,. W.. , . ALICE BRUCE l Y I PRISCILLA BOMMEISYN Division champs in Girls' basket- ball and softball . . . Sharon, Diane, Joanne Kathy, Mark. . Miss McCann: Miss Burghardt, Mr. Coleman, Mr. Olsen. Ioanne, Frank, lim, Karen, and Sue converse at the lunch line. J MICHAEL BOND Bondo Playing baseball . . . Bernie, Glenn, Buddy, Jimmie, Bob . . . Mr. Grossi, Mr. DiCerbo, Mr. Crossley. PAT BROWN The music wing . . . Your Son . . . Jane, Johanna, Pat, Marijea Minti . . . Mr. Lisena, Mr. Bend . . . College. JOHN BUDRYK ALLAN BUNTING LINDA BUTTAFUOCO Brows BNHS . . . Miami Beach . . . Susquash, Student Council. . . Colonial Gri Bones . . . Mr. Brown, Mr. Moore with Bill . - - GUI House . - , , , College, Bill, Barb, Steph, Missy, Fran . . . Mrs. Chiocca, Mr. Morga . . . To be successful. DAVID BUTYN TYN . . Playing hoops . . . The uhaysv . . Mr. DiCerbo, Mr. Morgan . . To be successful in a business. ROBIN CALDERINI ..R0b,, Sophomore year vsdth Karen and Sandy . . . the shore . . . Best of My Love . . . Karen, Larry, Mi- chele, Vinnie, Sandy . . . Mr. Dat- tolo, Mr. Phillips . . . To some- day have a car as. great and fan- tastic as Larry's Cutlass. DAVID CAMPBELL . . . Jim, Scott, Carl, Bob, Rich . . . Mr. Morgan, Mr. Crossley, Mr. Holbert . .. College. JUDI-LEE ,CANTILINA i French 3 and iffffff on the beach with Doug at . . Love Will Keep Us Together . . . Doug, Mary, Pickle, Marria, Tony . . . Mrs. Groom, Mr. Bender, Miss Mongiardo . . . Special education teacher. Debbie waits L, I... s L . r . ,,.. patiently CARI.. CARFELLO aseball team.. . In my car... I'onight's The Night . . . Cap, cott, Dave, Paul, Ed . . . Mr. lrossi, Mr. Holbert . . . To make through college. I JIM CAPOSELE Cap Beating Hawthorne in football 18-0 Nov. 1975 . . . I Don't Want To Go Home . . . Carl, Scott, Dave, Ed, Rick . . . Mr. Ludwig, Mr. Holbert, Mr. Ga- briel . . . Accounting. for Carol's reply. JAMES CARFI Volcano 76 caf .... Boogyin on the Boardwalk S.H .... Sta- tion To Station David Bowie... Renee, Frank, Brian, Bowie . . . Mrs. I . . . Hitting all the sights of the world. MICHAEL CASAZZA Mr. Moore's 5th per. chemistry class . . . Bones, Steve, Yom, Pik, Doc . . . Mr. Crossley, Mr. Moore, Mr. Gabriel, Mrs. Hatem, Mrs. Chiocca. KATHLEEN CHAPPELL . . . The shore . . . Shawn, Missy, Geri, Theresa, Io . . . Mrs. Groom, Mr. Holbert, Mrs. Cyr . . . To get what I want and love what l get. MICHAEL CORBO Mike Being in the plays and choir . . . Music wing . . . Song of Democ- racy . . . The Gang . . . Miss Holmes, Mr. Bender . . . Certi- fied Public Accountant. JOHN CIQFFI Yonkeris Too Rolling Stoned . . . Toiijiijeff, Ray, Bob, Paul . . . Mr. Wifkes. CAROLYN ANN CLUSS Carol Keeping stats for wrestling . . . the quarry . . . Who Loves You . . . Sue, Greg, Tod, Donna, Pen . . . Mr. Morgan, Miss Holmes, Mr. Forte, . . . Business. BERNARD CRISCENZO Bernie Sweet Leaf . . . Ed, Glenn, Bud- dy, Mike . . . Mr. Crossley . . . College. Q ANN CLAYTON Belle The 1975 Thanksgiving Daj Game against Hawthorne ...Theshore... . . . Bill, Debby, george,' . . . Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Ulbrich, Mr. . . . To go to collegeyand be cessful in whatever I do. MARIA CQLUCCI Thanksgiving 'I3MiGame '75 . . Italy . . . 1 see Yo Again ...' ilfihne, Mariann Chris . . . Mr. Gabriel, Miss Mo giardo, Mr. Crossley . . . Colle -Architecture. l E JOAN CRISTANTELLO The shore . . . The Friend of Devil . . . M.Elme, Donny, Iackit Bobbie . . . Mr. Czerniecld . . Fashion Designing. .wi JEAN CRITCHLEY rtley . . . C, Peg, Rene, athy, Barb . gygfiirse. Qui, Q31 f, J GAIL CZUBAT he Girls, room . . . The shore . . Changes . . . Lisa, Pam, lar, Frank, Jamie . . . Mr. Mor- an, Miss Holmes. IIAMIE DEAN lew Yor State . . . Black Dia- iond Bay . . . Cindy, Dee . . . Ir. Bryant, Miss Holmes. JILL CRITCHLEY On the beach. JEAN DAHAB Bean Basketball games . . . With my friends . . . Blue Birdv . . . Heidi, Cheryl, Cathy, Helene, Lynda, . . . Mr. Dattolo, Mr. Ludwig, Mr. Post . . . College. MICHELLE DeAUGUSTINIS shelle Girls' Room . . . Shore . . . In My Time of Dying . . . Missy, Lynn, Gail, Mar, Pam . . . Work. X yy HDo you get What you're hoping for . T' X Q X, MARIE DeBLASIO LYNDA DeBLOCK Re Henry and Billy singing The Football games . . . Shore . . . Most Beautiful Girl in the World Feelings . . . Cindy, Lin, Deb, . . . Being with Danny . . . Danny, Dar, Michelle . . . Mr. Suizzo, Adla, Rosy, Karla, Henry . . . Mrs. Clarke . . . Legal Secretary. Mr. Coleman, Mr. Wilkes, Miss Mongiardo . . . To become a po- lice officer. WILLIAM DEICHMEISTER 53325355 Making the Va Bueball team . . . Driving inifxxt car . . . Fly like an Eaglewiitf 'f 1 I . Rich, Gair, Jim, Ed, Dave . Mr. Moore, Mr. Riemer, Mr. Grossi, Mr. Cros- sley . . . College. MARGARET DeLUCCIA Maggie LOIS DIETRICH Going to Washington with choir . . . Nurses' office . . . Don,t Let the Sun Go Down On Me . . . Karen, Marianne, Yvonne, Ian . . . Mr. Ludwig, Mr. Bender, Mrs. Roerner, Mr. Forte . . . Whatever. IOHANNA DEKENS Joanne Parks . . . Rocky, Honey, jane, Pat, Ellen . . . Miss Callahan, Mr. DiCerbo, Mr. Southway, Mr. Phil- lips, Mrs. Groom. Mag carefully determines the angle of a very important curve in 1 skateboard contest during her junior year. E i PETER DGPALMA MARYANN DeROBBIO WILLIAM De YOUNG Pete Mar New York State . . . John, jirr California, Seaside.. . Get Down The shore . . . Rock 'n Roll with George . . . Mr. Crossley, M1 Tonight . . . Laura, Mark, Steve, me . . . Gail, Pam, Lisa, Frank, Wilkes . . . Mechanic. Frank, Mike . . . Mr. DiCerbo, Michelle . . . Work. Mr. Crossley, Mr. Ludwig . . . Drafting or Plumbing. CC 9 7 . . . Looking back at all We ve planned. f Priscilla, Ioanne, Jane and Nancy react to an explanation given by Mr. Legg. E DONNA DiGANGI Jing to Washington with choir . MacArthur Park . . . Penny, irissa, Greg, Mike, Karen . . . r. Bender, Mr. Phillips, Mrs. atem . . . College, music. BETTY ANN DOUD Bette The shore . . . Get closer . .. Richie, Barbie, Donna, Louie, Cindy . . . Mr. Phillips . . . Be a beautician. JAMES DOUGHERTY Doc Alone Again, Naturally . . . Ray, Iohn, Tony, Andy, Warren . . . Mr. Moore, Mr. Crossley . . . Lab. ROBERT DUVA Beating Hawthorne 18-0 . . . Flor- ida . . . Roundabout . . . Neil, Bob, Iocko, Dave . . . Mr. Cros- sley, Mr. Grossi. 37 BRIAN DRAGO Drags Hawthorne Game 18-0 . . . Music Department . . . In My Life . . . All of them . . . Mrs. Chiocca, Mr. Lisena . , . A musician or enter- tainer. f3 ' A E 3 S+ ef, , - -.., -, 1 '- DONNA EARDLEY 1975, Thanksgiving Day football game 18-0 . . . Country . . . Colour My World . . . Yipper, Yappee, Deb, Pat, Judy . . . Mr. Phillips, Mr. Holbert . . . Success- ful business person. 9 RAYMOND EDEL Ray Hawthorne game 18-O . . . Locker room . . . Be True to Your School . . . Iohn C., john O., jim, Dave, Bob . . . Mr. Riemer, Miss Mongiardo, Mr. Phillips . . . Well known sportscaster. ROBERT ENYABT Bob Choir trip to Wash., D.C ..,. When we all get to Heavenv , . . Kim, Mike, Carl, Donna, Todd . . . To share the love of Jesus with as many people as possible. ROBERT F AASSE EDWARD FAY Bob Ed Hawthorne Game '75 . . . Shore Seaside Heights . . . Hurrican4 . . . You're So Good To Me . .. . . . Gair, Rick, Jim, Carl . . Debby, George, Greg, john, Tony College. . . . Mr. Post, Mr. Moore, Mr. Grossi, Mr. Brown . . . College. L X 5. VI, i iz' .4 lr 'V ' ' lf. B WENDY FERGUSON Ferg Meeting Mike, other friends and Majorettes . . . You Make Me So Very Hap y . . . Mike, Hercules, Helene, Alll Majorettes . . . Mrs. Groom, Mr. Ludwig, Mr. DiCer- bo . . . Nursing. NANCY F ERRIOLA Having lunch with Doug, Tom, Linda, Barb . . . California Beach- es . . . Let 'Em In . . . Linda, Marijean, Barb, Sue . . . Mr. Pine, Mr. Siegel, Mrs. Groom, Miss Callahan . . . Beautician. J a FRANK FIORINA Shopping . . . Barb, Michelle, Vas, Twins, Ron . . . Mr. Phillips, Miss Mongiardo . . . Beauty Consultant. KAREN FISCHER Lavalette, N .I .... Tapestry . . . Marijean, Bonnie, Sue, Mai, Suzette . . . Mr. Gabriel, Mrs. Sul- livan . . . College, Science. n I UDY-ANN E F OLCO Iake Working on yearbook . . . T beach . . . Your Song . . . Iack' Kathy, Michele, Debbie . . . Coleman, Mr. Phillips, Miss A zima. MARIIEAN FRANCIS .rching and.?C0hcert band . . . antic City AQQ,4.,,iffiyL Silly Love 1gs . , , Karen, Jane, sie, Nancy, Pat' . . Mr. Siegel, . Lisena, Mr.lS. Bender, Miss lmes, Miss Callahan . . . Travel ent. KAREN GARAFALO MARIE GEAZIANO - ififlegfl Elini 1unchle3?4T'yday witshtgodd c eering e Ha ome une . . , The 3.iIlS at Seven rkes-I2arrimaniState Park . .d. lest o My Love . . . Tod , 4ena , Kathy, Sandy, Linda. .. rs. Groom, Mr. F aasse, Mr. Dat- lo, Mr. Ludwig, Mr. DiCerbo . Foreign Language. ANTHONY F UCELLI The strike . . . Concerts . . . Andy, Brian, George, Ioe . . . Mr. South- way, Mr, Crossley, Mrs. Iannac- cone . . . Be rich. SHAWN GILLESPIE Thanksgiving game 75 . . . The shore . . . Ripples . . . I. Cap, Kathy, Sharon, Lynn, Lauren . . . Mrs. Roemer, Mr. Gabriel, Mr. Phillips, Miss Adzima . . . Psy- chology. ROBERT CR?-ENDYKE Bo Camping . . . Breathe . . . Nick, Dave, Nick, Tom . . . Work and Pafly- S d KENNglTH,GALL easi e Hei' . . Captain Iackv . . . Do fi Qlflike, Kevin... Mr. Politinskyf QS. Whittemore. I 8 GEORGE GIORDANETTI Gurden Electronic shop . . . Back in the Saddle . . . Tags, Fass, Doogs, Tonner, Wex . . . Mr. Crossley, Mr. Holbert, Mr. Grossi . . . To get a good job. ROBBIN GULINO All the hysterical thi.ugs we all did . . . Yesterday . . . Those who trusted me with a scissor-- Tree, Lyn, Frank . . . Mr. DiCer- bo, Mrs. Chiocca, Mr. Brown, Mr. Crossley . . . To he a Beauty Con- sultant. NEIL GALLON E SUZETTE CECILE GOVIN Cecil Choir . . . Angola, N.Y. . . . Annie's Other Song . . . CJ., Kim, The Kang gang, Flash, Gib . . . Mr. Bender, Mr. Dattolo, Miss Mongiardo . . . Work with horses. ANDREW GVOTH Duck 5th Period Lunch 75-76 with Mr. Olsen . . . Concerts . . . Rock and Roll All Nite . . . Sam, Vin, Mike, Tony, George . . . Mr. Ol- sen, Mr. Southway, Mr. Crossley, Mr. Burghardt . . . Success. KATHLEEN! ,HABER iKQJ?f1!lf Times on Volwtrpall team . . . The beach Wishing You Were Here Q if if Glenn, Mary, Judy, Sandy, Debbie . . . Mr. Phillips, Mr. Bryant, Miss Gens- inger . . . Success and lasting friendship. PAUL HAUSLEBEN The Rabbit Metal shop . . . Concerts . . . All Good People . . . Jeff, Bill, Jim, Tony . . . Mr. Wilkes, Mr. Brown, Mr. Pine . . . Be my own boss. By listening, thinking, and helping Lucy, Lin, Lyn, Jill and Lauren contribute ideas. STANLEXLLABERSKI SUSAN HAMILTON JAMES HANNAH Sue Electric shop . . . Back in I Sixth period l, X' x 5. . . Shore... Being with Glenn . . . California Saddle . . . Tonner, Mark, P: Miracles', , z, Jim, Mark, ...Carol, Barb, Janice, Bet, Lynn . . . Miss Adzima, Mr. Crossli CiI1dY, JOHIIHGN 115:11 Mrs. Iannac- . . . Mr. Ludwig, Mr. Lisena, Mrs. Mr. Pine. cone, Mrs. Whitgemore, Mr, Phil- Clarke . . . Secretary. lips . . . College. LYNDA HAVLIN SUZANNE HEERSCHAP Lynn Sue Football season . . . The shore . . . Graduation . . . JoAnn, Karen, In My Life . . . Jean, Jimmy, Ten'y . . . Work. Buddy, Bobbin, Theresa . . . Mr. Gabriel, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Cole- man . . . Go to college for ac- counting. We let so many dreams just slip through our hands. 3 SUSAN HIQEFNER DEBRA HENNEN SUSAN HEYBOER EDWIN HILL JQIUQQYV Being with Ang . . . Sandy's Ed Carr's 2nd, irlfgfchem. I class House . . . Best of My Lovev . . . Freshman lunokiamd study . . . The shore . . . Holly, Pat, Bob, Rose, Pat,' ,TQ Minti, Diane Sandy, Danielle, Val, Carol, . . . Karen, Sue, , N' Mai, Denise Mike, Pete.. . Mr. Crossley, Mrs. Miss Mon' A 3 'o, Mr. Moore, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Ludwig, Mr. . . . Mrs. Groom? r. Moore, Mrs. Iannaccone, Mr. Pine, Mr. Grossi. Olsen . . . Special education. Hutton. Sullivan . . . A career in Medical Record Technology. This page compliments of HOMEROOM 114 SUZANNE HONEYWELL G.R .... The shore with Jimmy . . . You're My Home CBJJ . . . Jimmy, Lynn, Barb, Greg . . . Mrs. Hatem, Mr. Bulmer . . . Travel. IOANN HOSSACK Graduating . . . Cherchez La Femme . . . Suzanne, Karin, Ia- net, Mike, Sunshine . . . Miss Holmes, Mr. Bryant, Mr. Ludwig . . . Hair Stylist. e1S'm.:f LISA IACOVELLI Concerts . . . Baby I Love Your Way . . . P.F. , Gail, Pam, Mar, Frank, Michelle . . . Miss Briguori. LILLIAN JEWTIK KAREN KELNHOFER Precious and . . . MaryAnn, Lois, Yvonne,xyfKris . . . Mrs. Groom. 7 MARK IACOVELLI The shore, camping . . . Sue, Steve, Bob Dave, Pete, Rob . . . Mr. Holbert, Mr. Grossi, Mr. Ludwig. DONNA IACQ Barbie. CATHERINE JORDAN IANE KALF US Graduation Day . . . The shore Shorty . . . Be For Real . . . Kristy, Thanksgiving game 1975 . . . Kim, Margi, Michele, Brenda . . . You've Gota Friendv . . . Donna, Mr. Czerniecki, Mr. Post . . . To be successful in the field of radio announcement. GREGORY KHOURY KAREN KINDLER Greg Miracles . . . Denise, Karen, Going to the shore and Washing- Barb, Kathy, Linda . . . Mrs. Geb- ton . . . Anywhere, as long as my hardt. friends are there . . . Knights in White Satinn . . . Tod, Tony, Carolyn, Barb, Sue, and Our Gang . . . Mr. Bender, Mr. D., Mrs. Groom, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Brown. Marry John . . . john, Bette, Liz, Marijean, Lynda . . . Mr. S. Bender, Mr. Lisena, Mrs. Sullivan. STEVEN JANZEN Steve Beating the Bears, 18-0 . . . N Glenn, Bob, Len, Kevin . . . l Crossley, Mr. Holbert. KEVIN KEHRLY Good times in Mr. Riemer's cl . . . Boys, room . . . Ken, Io jim, Steve, Brian . . . Mr. Gro Mr. Crossley, Mr. Riemer . . . travel. Q HEIDI KIRCHNER Being a part of girls' sports . Going out with my friends . You'll Never Walk Alonev . jean, Debby, Ian, Lynn, M: . . . Mr. Bryant, Mrs. Metrey, I Suizzo . . . To be a basketl coach. DONNA KLEPPER Hickrnan's Typing I class . . . shore . . . If . . . Liz, Jane, , Joe, Ron . . . Mr. Hick- Mr. Forte, Mr. Bender . . . travel around the world as a MARY KOSINSKI country . . . My Songv . .. Sandy, Kathy, ufrecklesv . . . Mongiardo, Mrs. Groom . . . happily and love Eddie. MARY KOSTER 'lag Squad . . . Honesdale, Pa. . . Feelings . . . Judi, Pickle, Tai, Minti, Lois . . . Mrs. Groom, fir. Bender, Mrs. Clarke . . . Busi- LOSS. SUSAN KLING SANDRA KNOX PHYLLIS KOOISTRA Susie Sandy Pickles The day we shut-out Hawthornels football team . . . country . . . Jesu, Joy of Mah's Desiring' . . . Judi, Mary Jean, Jo, Mai . . . Mrs. Groom, Mr. Bender . . . Nursing. Up at the lake . . . Mary, Jackie, Robin, Kathy, Judy. The beach . . . Marijean, Charlie, John, Bev, Jerry . . . Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Clarke, Miss Holmes, Mrs. Groom . . . To become a secretary. GWh must We Wait so 1ong'?', KRISTINA KOWALSKI Football games . . Bob, Cathy, Karen . . . Mr. Bryant, Mr. Post, Mr. Ludwig, Miss G .... To be- come a Police Woman. ccDo you know Where youire going to? T13 IANICE KURPICK Being Drum Majorette . . . the shore . . . just You and Me . . . Chuck, Toni, Stro, George, Sue . . . Mr. Lisena, Miss McCann, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Dattolo . . . Sec- retary. DAVID LAI Cross Countryfs1Q?4 season . . . the shore, Canada Some Folks' Lives Roll Crazywlii . . Tony, Bill, Iohn, Ray, Todlil . Mr. Bryant, Mr. Pine, Miss fsMongiardo, Mr. Swift . . . College. FRANK LaMENDOLA ARAMINTA LAUDICINA Chops Minty Volcano '76 . . . shore . . . Ziggy Sophomore lunch . . . Wild Life Stardusti' . . . Michelle, Jamie, Center . . . Love Enough . . . Gary, Jaco Gang, almost every- Pat, Sue, Nick . . . Mr. Moore, one . . . Miss Briguori, Mr. Czer- Mr. Southway . . . Typist. niecki, Mrs. I .... Art school. BONNJELEE Working onjiifgiiirrerts sets . . . Rockport, Masiglfbs. . If . . . Karyn, Kim, Paul, Karen . . . Mr. Czerniec ii, Miss Ferrari . . . Commercial Mrk. l l l i 4 . s I HE-LENE LEN Gook Football games . . . the beach Sundown . . . I'd really love see you tonight . . . Frank, Bea Cathy, Cheryl, Wendy . . . lv Phillips, Miss Holmes, Mr. Bryai m ' I f ,fits?iffsiif-girifgizfjggg2f51k7jFi:':fI '?. '- ,f1?ff5 - - , K if 5 Q if 2 I g 1 -2, x saga ,1 wuz: '- 5 A 3 . 2'- if ' i Q' Q- 1 ., -. f .. . L+.. ! x S ?1..431ff:Q ' f A V' . X lf- ,. Q' n fb' - K ' gd' -5 5'q,g,L-,7,f.,fA Y Q ,.f4ri y , 5 ,, N - ws ff i 4 ' v 4 1, 1 Y ,v is Q Sn. sv. 1 s 'ix EY 5 - ff .4+3iig,1,, ,,.fq,, ' Q? H Q ,gui 5 if ,. . . , 'L 'f W 4 Fiji' 1 1,2 'ri'-f 3 ' . 3 QAFQL zzz A esfiwifffzz Nm f . M,g4, , . A 1'- 43 af QQ 3 fi G :J ,gigs PEGGY LUEDTKE MAY Mac LEAN Hawthorne game '75 . . . seashore Donkey Basketball Game . . . . . . Roundabout . . . Lauren, Upper Greenwood Lake . . . Jill, lean, LUCY . . . Mr. Dattolo, Reach out to jesus . . . Susan Karen, Robin . . . Mrs. Groomi Miss Holmes, Miss McCann. Mr. Phillips . . . Work, travel. KAREN Mac NIELL Dee Watching our Falcons beat the Bears on Thanksgiving Day . . . just You and Me . . . Barb, Denise, Karen, Kathy, Laura, Lin- da, May . . . Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Groom, Mr. Czemiecki. WAYNE MQCRAE Running crosSig'Qiintry . . . thur's Treachefsviggi . Dave, l Steve, Neil J' . Mr. I Mr. Riemeri hmlfgabriel. ccDo ou like the things that life is showing you 997 .'-,iv , Vi . K nf rj , . 1. -. ., CHRISTINA XMAIER LOUIS MAIOLINO Lou Thanksgiving 1975 . . . Getting caught smoking . . . Any- Moming Has X I en . . . Maria where out of school . . . Shine . . . Miss Breierl rs. Whittemore, On . . . Ray, Betty Ann, Zeppo, Mrs. Groom, Mrs. Hatem . . . Steve, Donna . . . Mr. Grossi, Mr. Elementary or special education. Pine, Mr. Crossley. 50 ANTHONY MARGHERITA be Moon cheer ab, 'f Powder Puff Game . . . Angry? P re . . . Love the One You're 1 ith . . . Tod, Ray, Greg, Carol, Almost every- body . . . Mr. Gabriel . . . Med- icine. MELINDA MARSZALEK College. TODD MATCHETT Iheerleader for the Powder Puff ootball game . . . Stairway to eavenv . . . Tony, Neil, Janice, reg, Donna . . . Mr. Bender, Mr. iCerbo, Mr. Moore. BARBARA MAWHINNEY Barbie Constantly getting into trouble with Lin . . . Roe Street, the woods, . . Dazed and Confusedn . . . George, Linny, Jimmy, Bette, Donna, Cindy . . . Mr. Holbert. .QZULQ KATHARINA MAYER Kathy Thanksgiving Football Game ,75 . . . shore . . . Theme from the Summer Place . . . Lin, Ann, Deb, Judy, Georgine . . . Mrs. Goom, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Dattolo, Mrs. Ulbrich . . . College. GREGORY SCOTT McDONALD Greg Hawthorne game '75 . . . shore . . . The Ballad of Billy the Kidv . . . Bob, John, Warren, Ray, Jeff . . . Mr. Moore, Mr., Post, Mr. Brown, Mr. Grossi . . . To become a doctor. A, I RON MQMANUS ROBERT MESSINEO 3 Central Park . . . Wish You Were MESS , -,-, 4- Kathy, turn around!!! Here . . . Scott, Al, Dave, Bob. L3-St dab' Of School - - - UPPCF ' ' Greenwood Lk .... Pretty Fla- mingo . . . Soup, Cap, Scott, Carl, Ed Hill, . . . Mr. Morgan, Mr. Grossi, Mr. Crossley . . . Sports- casting. ' v ', KIM MEYERS LINDA MEYERS . '. . Cathy, Kris, Frank, Shawn Linny . . . Mr. Post, Mrs. Roemer . . . To Constantly getting into trouble have a good time. with Barbie . . . Woods, Shore, Mountains . . . Wild Worldv . . . Travel . . . Barbie, Jean, Chuck, Jimmy, P.P., Kathy, Carol . . . Mr. Holbert, Mr. Gabriel. CYNTHIA MILLER Color Guard . . . Shore . . . If You Leave Me Now . . . Marie, Debbie, Deb, Linda, Kathy . . . Miss Sutyak, Mrs. Clarke, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Holbert . . . Secre- tary. LORI MOLNAR Partying in Girls' Room . . . Gar- rett Mountain . . . Still Crazy After All These Yearsv . . . Shir- ley, Janet, Karen, Shirley S., jim, Ed . . . Mrs. Metrey, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Siegel, Mr. Coleman . . . To always have time to party. ROBERT MILNER Bob Beating Hawthorne . . . Round About . . . Bob, Neil, Mark . . . Mr. Grossi. PATRICIA MONASTIRO Football games . . . shore . . . Don,t Go Breaking My Heart . . . Donna, Deb, Judy, Kathy, Andy . . . Miss Holmes, Mr. Post . . . A success in business. IANNETTE NAJI Nui Cutting class with Lori and Karen . . . the shore . . . Still Crazy After All These Years . . . Mr. Phillips, Mr. Wilkes, Mr. Brown, Mr. Faasse, Mr. Post. LAURA MISCHE Musk November 22, '75 . . . Sit on Itl' . . . Pete, Shirley, Lu, Ally, Lady, Nathaniel, the gang . . . Mrs. HIS, Mr. Moore, Mr. Phillips . . . Col- lege. JOYCE MYNDERS Leaming to drive . . . Tomorrow . . . Karen, Janet, Cindy . . . Mr. Phillips, Mr. Legg . . . Secretary. KATHY NEGAST Kat Thanksgiving Game 75 Man- chester wins Hawthorne and any- where I have had fun . . . It's A Good Feeling To Know Somebody Loves You . . . Garry, Sandy, Ma- rie, Linda Stro., Felicia . . . Mrs. Groom, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mr. DiCerbo, Mrs. Chiocca, Mr. Cole- man . . . To become a nurse. f 3 i ROSA MOLAMUSA The Young and Restlessv . . . M1 Moore, Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Iannac cone . . . College. DIANENAHASS My friends iiigg,-St. Andrew' Camp . . . BrifigeEOver Troublei Water . . . Stro, Pat, . . Mr. Ludwig, Isis'-McCann, Mis G., Miss Burghardt . . . Colleg -Registered Nurse. E I MAI NGUYEN Maine . . . The Impossiblr Dreamv . . . Karen, Phyllis, Judy Mary . . . Mr. Gabriel, Mr. Moore Mrs. Chiocca . . . Nurse. SCOTT NICHOLS Ihristmas vacation . . . down the hore . . . Roundabout . . . move 0 Florida . . . Al, Ron, Don, Dave . . . Mrs. Iannaccone, Mr. ?hillips. JOHN ORBE Hawaii . . .12f if,Xou and Me . . Kevin, I'M',2JDave, Warren, Sreg . . . Mrffg, fore, Mr. Pine, Mr. Bryant . .i'J.ufDoctor. JEFFREY PIERCE Giraffe I'he H.H.L .... Metal shop . . . Paul, Tony . . . Mr. Wilkes, Mr. Brown, Mr. Pine . . . Woodwork- uig Business. DENISE NORTON Dee Shore . . . Ziggy Stardustv . . . Cindy, Carole Ann, Jamie, Linda, Debbie . . . Mr. Phillips, Miss Ad- zima, Miss Holmes, Mr. Holbert. TONI PEANO Drum Squad . . . Adirondack Mountains . . . Get Closer To Me . . . Ianice, Stro., Brian, Bel . . . Mr. Phillips, Miss Callahan, Mrs. Iannaccone, Mr. Lisena . . . Dental Hygienist, JAMES PILKINGTON Jim Mike, Danny, Buddy, Chris . . . Mr. Suizzo, Mr. Grandey, Mr. Brown, Mr. Grossi. SANDRA NOWAKOWSKI Sand Talking to Mr. Morgan . . . Fran and Iohnls house . . . Debbie, Dani, Val . . . Mr. Morgan, Mr. Phillips. MARY ANN PERCARPIO Miss Mongia1glpfi,L',jFrench Class . . . Hard 'jery Time . . . Arlene, Karen,g ffolyn, Marianne . . . Miss Mongfaiiilo, Mrs. Chioc- ca . . . Elementary School Teacher. IOSEPHIN E PORPORINO I0 My graduation day . . . Love to See You Tonight . . . Jane, Pat, Nancy, Io, Ann . . . Mrs. Groom, Mr. Bender . . . Travel. WARREN OLSEN Q-Tip Hawthorne Game '75 . . . Cali- fornia . . . Searching So Long' . . . Bob, Greg, John, Ray, George . . . Mr. Moore, Mr. Grossi, Mr Gabriel, Mr. Post . . . Pharmacist SHEILA A. PORUS Bubbles Entering Senior Year . . . N.Y.C . . . Color My World . . . Joe Alice . . . Miss Biiguori, Mr. Phil lips, Mr. Dattolo . . . Beautician WILLIAM REDDIN DANIELLE RIVERS Dani Ray . . . Being with Friends . . . Sandy, Deb, Val, Shirl, Every- body . . . Mr. Post, Mrs. Iannac- CODC. GEORGINE RIZZI George Fourth period lunch with LG. and R.B .... the beach during a sun- rise . . . Maybe I'm Amazed . . . Deb, Ann, Linda, Judy, Lyn- da . . . Mr. Grossi, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Chiocca, Mr. Bender, Mr. Phillips . . . Finish college, Hawaii. RICHARD BOSCH Devastation Nantucke Sleigh Ride Mark, Brian Carl, Stan . . feolege. Y. STEVE PURWIN fteoe Seaside Heig ts . . . Now . . . Chicks, Cool . . . Mr. Spreen, Mrs. Geers, . . Become rich. MANUEL RODRIGUES Manny The year 75-76 . . . study . . Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath . . John, Ken, Tom, Gair, Mike . . Mr. Olsen, Mr. Bryant . . . Ac' counting. IANINA ROGACKI Jane The last day of school . . . Any Park . . . 'Td Really Love to See You Tonight . . . Iohanne, Pat, Josephine, Silvana . . . Mrs. Groom . . . Travel. DEBBIE RYAN Deb 'eshman Business Practice . ,ywhere my friends are . 'ou're My Best Friend . ndy, Liz, Barbara, Janis, Liz . . . rs. Groom. KENNETH ROTH Rothaburger Bryant. ? F??5' THOMAS SAF F IOTI Breakfast . . . Bahamas . . . Kill- ing Yourself to Live . . . Rich, Bernie, Jim, Emie . . . Mr. Suizzo, Mr. O'Neill , . . College, music. HARRY ROGERS Paul, Jeff, Bill . . . Mr. Brown, Mr. Crossley, Mr. Wilkes. Winning Wrestling and track. . . john, Neil, Tod, Manny, Ray . . . Miss Briguori, Mr. Crossley, Mr. CARL ROSATO Bob, Rick, Stan, Brian, Brenda . . . Mr, Norton , Mr. Riemer, Mrs. Iannaccone. DEBORAH STARR ROWAN Starr Aunim '76 . . . Roy Roger's . . . Baby I Love Your Way . . . Barbara, Kathy, Cathy, Bob, Joyce . . . Miss Briguori, Mr. Dattolo, Mr. Faasse, Mr. Crossley . . . To travel. SHIRLEY SAN TORO CAIR SARLOUS SAS Hawthome game '75 . . . Seaside Summer '76 . . . Alan, Laura, . . . Fly Like An Eagle . . . Ed, Pete, Dani, Alison . . . Mrs. I , Rick, Cap, Bill, Manny . . . Mr. Mr. Bryant, Miss Holmes, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Crossley . . . Be rich. Crossley. SANDRAESCHEIBLE . . . Cheeringgfgg':Thanksgiving Day Game ,By a fireplace watching a football game . . . The Way We Were . . . Bob, Kathy, Karen, Felicia, Marie... The Browns , Mrs. Groom, Mr. Faasse, Miss Briguori . . . To be happy, healthy, and a success. ELIZABETH SHEPPARD Liz Mr. Hickmanls 8th period typing I class . . . Shore and Brookdale . . . Your Songv . . . Donna, Deb- bie, Steve, Jane, Linda . . . Mr. Dattolo, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Hick- man, Miss Callahan . . . To be- come a legal secretary. ARLENE SQUTHWAY Basketball praiiticei . . . Jimmy, Carolyn, Mary?fSA.iiin, Karen . . . Mrs. Chiocca,'Zjl5Mfiiss Mongiardo, Miss Burghardt, 1Mi'. Riemer, Miss McCann . . . Elementary school teacher. DAVID SCHNELL Hawthorne Game ,75 . . . shore . . . Bob, Rick, Mark, Ricky, Todd . . . Mr. DiCerbo, Mr. Ludwig, Mr. Crossley. ROSE MARY SILVESTRI Rose 4th period lunch . . . There's a Place for Us . . . Sue, jean, Min- ti, Laren, Mai . . . Mrs. Perlow . . . To be a pre-school teacher. FRANK STAMPONE Going out to breakfast . . . the shore . . . Still The One . . . Mark, Pete, Mike, Brian . . .Mr. Crossley, Mr. Brown, Mr. Grossi, Mrs. Iannaccone . . . Make Money, JOHN SCHWEIGHARDT Florida Ken, Todd, Neil, Iohn, Tony . . . Mr. Olsen, Miss Briguori, Mr. Suizzo. DEBRA SMITH Smit Fourth lunch with J.G. and R.B. . . . Wildwood in Iune . . . Let There Be Peace on Earth . . . Judy, Lin, George, Annie, Kathy . . . Mr. Grossi, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mr. Faasse, Mr. Crossley . . . Co to nursing school. MARK STANSFIELD Cutting school with Brian in Steve's car . . . The Shore . . . Brian, Frank, Steve, Pete, Alison . . . Miss McCann, Mr. Faasse . . . To go to California with some of my friends and live there. E n F x l! 4 ANTHONY SCORDATO Doing concerts with the band M1 . . . King Iesusi' . . body . . . Mr. Lisena, Mr. X Mr. Phillips . . . College. 1 l STEPHEN SMITH Co-ed gym class? . . . the . . . Fly Lake An Cindy, Liz . . . Phillips . . . To become an tectural Designer. CHERYL STATELY Cherly Cathy's water pistol . . . Cathy, Bean, . . . Mr. Bulmer, Miss Mr. Hickman. ANTHONY TARTAGLIA Taggs Hockey . . . George, Bob, Mac, Jeff, John, Paul . . . Mr. Phillips, vlr. Moore. ,CATHY VANDER BRINK Sunshine, shells and shore . . . Breakaway . . . Cherly, Cook, Bean, Jom, Frank . . . Mr. Reuter, Mr! Phillips. CAROLYN VAN GROUW Football ganiggwilxi . the shore . . Arlene, YMQpyhe, Marianne, Karen . . . Mrs5g,.JlQpioom, Mr. Phil- ips, Mr. Reuteil. . Dental Assi- zant. A MARIANNE TEITSMA Teits Football games . . . shore . . . Friends . . . Yvonne, Laren, Carol, Maria . . . Mr. Moore, Mr. Reuter . . . Medical technician. YVONNE VANDER PUTTEN ibn Football 'Q aketbag ganffs . . . any p acqflg-Ill' re I ave n . . . Colour Myl?flhiorld,' . . . Ma- rianne, Karen, Carol, Maria . . . To go into marine biology. I JUDY VAN GROUW lute 4th period lunch junior year . . . Wildwood in June . . . Really Love To See You Tonightv . . . Debbie, George, Annie, Kathy, Linda . . . Mr. Faasse, Mr. Grossi, Mr. Moore, Mr. Crossley, Mr. Bender . . . Go to nursing school. ANDREW TOPP Beating Hawllfidine ,75 . . . Mr. Moore's chertf . . . Diane, John, Jim, Ta '7 Mr. Crossley, Mr. Phillips, Hrf':Moore. l NANCY VANDER WENDE Meeting new people . . . Kathy, Judy, Sandy, Deb, Mary . . . Mr. Hutton, Mr. Reuter. JACQUELINE VAN HOOK Jackie The l976 Senior Prom Night . . . Colour My World . . . Pete, Sandy, Judy, Nancy . . . Mrs. Groom, Mr. Bryant, Miss G . . . To become a medical assistant. DEBBIE VANDERBECK Deb 6th period gym with Mrs. Perlow . . . the shore . . . Color My World . . . Heidi, Linda, Missy, Yvonne, Eddie . . . Mrs. Groom, Mr. Czerniecki , . . To become a beautician. NOT PICTURED: JOHN CONA RAYMOND CORSETTO JANET ISMAIL DAVID LYDECKER JEFFREY WILSON JOANNE v Mr. Carr's I lab . , Pass It Diane Suzette, Stan Mr. Riemer, Groom, Mrs. Brown . . . Conegc, elementary teacher. . X., AW-M l JOHN VAN SPLINTER NEIL VENEZIA ALEX VENTURO Bird Beating Hawthome 18-0 . . . Duv, Bill, Dave, Lucio . . . Mr. Dattolo, . Hunter Mt .... Bob M., Zof, Dave . . . Mr. Mr. Riemer, Mr. Sclafani, Mr. Ritt, Anton, Crossley. Olsen. Mr. Crossley, 1 Wilkes . . . To retire. MARK VER Slave day . . . room . . . You,ve Cot A Friend . . . Joanne, Cil, Dave, Stan, Lin . . . Mr. Dattolo, Mrs. Chiocca, Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Brown . . . College. Florida .iw Congratulalionsll MR. and MRS. GEORGE NAHASS and FAMILY . F 'Q -I ., A., . i to? Where are ou going ALLENAXZITONE Working hard at school . . . Work . . . Gym Teacher. DEBRA WALKER The whole 4 years . . . In the country . . . You've Got A Friend . . . Donna, Judy, Kathy, Pat . . . Miss Holmes, Mrs. Geb- hardt . . . Work as a secretary. RAYMOND WORRALL Wobs Freshman cross country season . . . Down the- shore every year . . . On The Road To Find Out . . . Four more years . . . Mr. Pine, B.D. and company. SCOTT I. WOZNEY Hawthome game Q18-OJ Nov. '75 . . . Bed . . . Miracles . . . Laurie, Cap, Dave, Carl, Glenn . . . Mr. Grossi, Mr, Ludwig . . . College. DENISE WEINMANN '75 Thanksgiving Game . . . Jer- sey shore, Six Flags . . . Some- thing's Happeningv . . . Illustrat- ing . . . Bob, Karen, Laura, Karen, Lin, Kathy, Terrie . . . Mrs. Groom. LAUREN WYBLE Thanksgiving Game 75 - . . Shore . . . Wine With Dinnern . . . Peg, Lucy, Mike, Shawn . . Mrs. Iannaccone, Mr. Coleman, Mrs. Roemer. 1 2 5 z 3 E s I E 5 ROBERT WEXLER Ganga Din A fishing st'ream . . . Walk the Dog . . . George, Bob, ji John, Paul . . . Mr. Pine, I Grossi, Mr. Holbert, Mr. Ludw . . . Being alive. GLENN YANNI Beating Hawthorne 18-0 in f ball . . . The shore . . . St Dave, Scott, Frank . . . Mr. Cr ley, Mr. Grossi, Mr. Olsen . Attend college. X KAREN ZACK mcerts . . . Your Song . . . b, Connie, Pat, Wendy, Joe . Mr. Lisena, Mr. I. Bender, Politinsky. DARLENE ZUCCOLA Dar ing the wrestling stats . . . are . . . You're My Best endv . . . Tom, Karla, Lin, Ma- , Carol . . . Mr. Forte, Mr. S. lder, Mr. Czerniecki, Miss guori, Miss Graziano, Ms. Fer- . . . To be successful in the d of art. ELIZABETH ZAGEY Lucy Thanksgiving Game '75 . . . Shore . . . Yesterday . . . Lauren, Peg- gy, Geri, Iill and Jean . . . Mrs. Roemer, Mr. Coleman, Mr. Mar- golis . . . To enjoy every clay as it comes. JEAN ZIMMERMAN KARLA ZOFREA ucecv People who understand and ac- cept . . . Blue skies and green mountains. lf' KDO you know? 99 Z9 DERCLASSME 5 gf . Qi ,Erwin M., I rf' 6 - - ff ' 1551 , fall Hzlfffg-difff' Nj ,, ., iz M, kk ' V . ,- f g .. L.,,,-.,,,., ,. 4, CLASS NEWS . i32ZQ COLLEC'fi'ED EVEQ? WED, DURENG 'WEC ' ga. wmv: BEFGRE QHQRISTMAS favs ?'0R PROM SUGGESTHONS f THE JUNIOR CLASS OF 1978 THE DREAMS AHEAD What would we do in this world of ours Were it not for the dreams ahead P For thorns are mixed with the blooming flowers N o matter which path we tread And each of us has his golden goal Stretching far into the years And eoer he climbs with a hopeful soul With alternate smiles and tears That dream ahead is what holds him up Through the storms ofa ceaseless fight When his lips are pressed to the wormwood s cup And clouds shut out the light To some it's a dream of high estate To some it's a dream of wealth To some it's a dream of a truce with Fate In a constant search for health To some it's a dream of home and wife To some it's a crown above The dreams ahead are what make each life The dreams-and faith--and love' 1 1 1 5 s I . MRS. HIRSCHHORN'S HOMEROOM 219-Seated, left to right: Carrie Tanis, Diane Sluis- Debbie prepares to work on an art project. MR. LUDWIG'S HOMEROOM 201-Seated, first row, left to right: Debbie Fullard, Bert Harland, Dean Her- man, Bill Kaven, john Hulme. Second row: Tammy Kara, Randy Hoogerhyde, Ioe Helble, Estelle Hand, Linda Irwin. Third row row: Sema Bayramoglu, Brenda King, Cathy Hausleben, Dawn Hodde, Jackie Jaeger, Robbin Heffner, Debbie Kaytes. Fourth row: Donna Heisler, Heidi Hollinger, Donna Hossack, Chris Iaeger, Terry Maresca, Parmin Ielahej, Sana Haopshy. Stand- ing: Mouhammed Arislanouk, Mark Heerschap. Not Pic- tured: Adnan Kasht, Sue Haj-Hassan, Geri Bradish. 66 man, Jean Serven, Paula Stanislaw, Nancy Strathearn, Rosemarie Schutte, Donna Struyk, Wendy Tarantino, Gwendolyn Nawyn, Valerie Stansfield, Barbara Tedeschi. Standing: Ayla Toturgul, Iohn Schott, Kevin Slootmaker, Louis Russo, Steven Schott, Loretta Squitieri, Peter Southway, Barbara Silvestro, Craig Schmitz. Not Pictured: Dina Schamael, Darlene Sim- meroks, Randy Stefano, Donna Sylvester, Wai Tong. MR. PHILLIPS' HOMEROOM 225-Kneeling, left to right: Peter Vanas, Kenneth Tilstra, Gregg Wozney, Mark Weise, George Weston. Kathy Weinrnann, Paula Van Schaik, William Vivino, Jacqueline Voag, Wright, Kim Zawacki. Standing, third row: Kathy Van Dyke, Patricia Woude, Diane Urciuoli, Thomas Schmitz, Allan Vogel, Susan Vander Werf, Udes. Not Pictured: B1'uce Wellema, David Palmer. MRS. HATEM'S HOMEROOM 213-Sitting, left to right: Arnold Rolando, William Roca, Anthony Sarrozza, Anthony Perrotta, Leonard Doorn. Kneeling: Bonnie Rosato, Hildegarde Pohl, Laurie Pfisterer, Steve Neretti, Joe Nie- miec, Bruce Olsson, Betty Jane Schein. Stand- ing: Lori Pospiel, Michele Rinaldi, Marty Pon- delick, Ellen Mayers, Ronald Roger, Urszula Rogacki, Wendy Rogacki, Kim Robertson, Kim- berley Robinson. Not Pictured: Michael Petruc- celli, Linda Pluymers, Edward Poterala, Diane Rubino, Juan Ruiz, Michael Sawey, Felicia Scarlato. MR. SCLAFANYS HOMEROOM 203-Sitting, left to right: John Levine, Karen Kurzynslci, Andy Krupa, Brian Laube, Diane Luyster, Pam Lavooy, Debbie Marks, Kneeling: Ramona Mamkegh, Milly Mahoney, Carol Kuhn, Loretta Livatino. Standing: Paula Van Shaik, Brian Knapp, Paul Lopez, Karen Kurpick, Lisa Macri, Kathy Lalley, Ricky Lezott, Gary Carfi, F Z' - b ' k ff Kathy Martin, Lisa Loeffler, Donna Malinchak, Patty Lust, Lisa Konnesser. Not Pictured: eww egms ww on the hoop Emily Lisowski, Deborah Lobosco, Lucy Meshiko, Cornelius Gallone, Adib Emusov. MR. ZOLLO'S HOMEROOM 212-Sitting, left to right: Donna Nauta, Andrea Mralc, Joseph Niemic, Alison Mische, Susan Iohnson, Steve Neretti, Bruce Olsson. Kneeling: Carolyn Modica, Pamela McEntee, Kathleen Meyers, Linda Ochs, Cynthia Miller, Roy Oppewall. Standing: Scott Miller, Robert Matchett, Douglas Patzelt, Sal Feroleto, Theresa Miller, Dino Natale, Deborah Lobosco, Dale Nugent, Greg Orzel, Pamela Oliva, Patrick Molino. Not Pictured: Kenneth Missonellie, William Mosley, Tuna Ozden, Walid Osman, Anne Pagliaro, Patricia Puglis. X rx, K 5... Q30 Q, 1 T' I' mm, 1-Ibwmi Q lr? E IR. OLSEN'S HOMEROOM 218-Seated, left to right: Peter Orbe, Charles Van- enderen, Maria Petriello, Julie Ravo, Bonnie Samelli. Second row: Allan Reinmuller, lickey Palach, Donald Roberts, Mark Reiser, Vince Nortorgiacomo. Third row: Fran igliaro, Valerie Roth, Anna Occhiuzzi, Donna Rosati, Silvana Poiporino, onna O'Grady, Gina Nichols, Kathy Pizzuto. I is MR. RIEMEIYS HOMEROOM 208--Seated, left to right: Lois Kooistra, Ellen Gronlie, Mark Hendry, Robert Havlin, Gerald Hunt, William Hauswirth, Willard Hunt, Steven Hunt. Second row: Pamela Johnson, Kathy Hasbrouck, Brenda Hazen, Linda Hausleben, John Hodde, William Greendyk, Marvin Kelly, David Greendyk. Third row: Sandy Haeberer, Victoria Holte, Patty Gras, Kim Kennedy, Debra Hook, Donna Kozlosky, Christine Ingwer- sen, Susan Keyzer, Robert Kehrly. MISS McCANN'S HOMEROOM 215-First row, standing, left to right: Nabil Shouka, Robert Munganest, Robert Morales, Iohn Miller, Thomas Michalowski, Stephen Moore, Iohn Meyer. Second row: Nancy Nazzaro, Kathy Mawhinney, Iackie McManus, Ioseph Michalowski, Karen Musa, Laura Musa. Third row: Michele Mas- trogiovanni, Joann Monachello, Philomena Graziano, Ellen Na- hass, Roseanne Nazzaro, Angela Medici. Fourth row: Carol Nauta. Not Pictured: Scott Mecionis, Douglas Michalowski, Mark Mis- sonellie, Ioseph Mitsch, Gre ra. V N i fav f , Jw , on at Q f fwwjjhft W1f:54'3'5ffMa wtf - Wkeafq -fYYNaAi.P BK X Qjxb ,flu MR. MOORE'S HOMEROOM lll-Sitting, left to right: Paul VanderWeide, Harry Van Houten, Carl Zeitlinger, Mike Yanni, Jim Wozniak, Brad Weil, Kneeling: Debra Wheeler, Debbie White, Lorraine Von Ropacki, Betsy Warnet, Diane Van Beekum, Nella Valenti. Standing: Elizabeth Venturo, Lala Zagey, Elena Vidale, Anna Ver- rone, Donna Ververs, Stacey VanHook. Last row: Linda Zubanas, Marilyn Van Grouw, Debby VanderMeulen. MR, PosT's HOMEROOM 205-First row, left to right: Craig Fountain. Second row: Ivy F rignoca, Darren Gilmore. Third row: Laura Fleming, Lella Florio, Ron Ferriola, Jeff Gould. Fourth row: Dianne Gogolen, Donna Foti, Diane Gemeinhardt, john Gio- vatto, John Farissier, John Gaf. Fifth row: Phyllis Felice, Marge Filfppeli, Lisa Giannella, Tim Flaker, Tim Gillespie, Anthony Fa one. MISS GENSINGER'S HOMEROOM 223-Seated, left to right: Todd Trombett Robert Turpin, Karl Unger, Edward Saya, Larry Tillie. Kneeling: David Stoll, Hen Stansfield, Lou Senario, Gregory Stoll, Illona Toerock, Heidi Schanzenbach, Sh lene Sheets. Standing, first row: Tony Shavers, Peggy Sensale, Leyla Toturgul, Laul Sisti, Mary Anne Schnell, Deborah Soukup, Mary Sellitti, Diane Spignesi. Standin Shabrack, Denise Stamboli. second row: Bruce Terwilliger, Paul Terlizzi, Mark Hendry. Not Pictured: Ma: MISS W'EDEL'S HOMEROOM 101-First row, left to right: Chris Becker, Pam Angelillo, Lisa Ayick, John Barath, Louis Am- endola, Christopher Bonura. Second row: Grace Ann Arena, Deb- bie DeVoogd, Pauline Baratta, Laurie Allaghi, Deb Andrulonis, Emmanuel Antoci, Sandy Bogert. Third row: Nadia Bodnar, ltyan Beshqoy, Cheryl Bilz, Jackie Bingham. Fourth row: Raghdah Ayoub, Zubiarda Arislanouk, Samuel Argenio, Daniel Avery. Not Pictured: Karen Bachmann, James Balevski, Steve Barbarulo, Bonnie Beecham, Jeffrey Chernalis, Eman Abaza. L l l l l J CCOUR DAY WILL COMEM l l l l 4 l l i MR. FORTE'S HOMEROOM 109-Kneeling, left to right: Gus De Blasio, Jim Cirasuolo, Pete Beckwermert, Michele D'Amelio, Caren Buchanan, Gill Costen. Stand- ing, second row: Bruce DeBlock, Frank DeFranco, Maria Cilibrasi, Janyce Breeman, Kathy Botlick, Lucinda Con- stein. Standing, third row: Bob Colella, Nick Casale, Ralph Casta, Don Breeman, Jody Burke, Lauren De Boer, Standing, fourth row: Dan Dean, Dave Cestaro, Bob Cupo, Dan Contegiacomo, Jim Brearton, Joe Cioffi. 1 MRS. WHITTEMOREYS HOMEROOM 204-Seated, left to right: John De Preker, Paul Doorn, James Coscia, Michael Dewar, Joyce Faber. Kneeling: Rose Dell'Aquila, Joseph Di Gangi, Anne Dittamo, Randy Eeckhout, Marie Dell,Aquila, Patricia El- saesser. Standing, third row: Diane De Marco, Beth De Nure, Donna De Remer, Gary De Nova, Patricia Dekens. Fourth row: Paula Fahsbender, Regina Della Carra, Nancy Emker, Muriel Faasse. Not Pictured: Keith Eardly, James Durante, Eileen Dunkerley, Roseann Dennerlein. Q,-up MR. Di CERBO'S HOMEROOM 209-Sitting, first row, left to right: Dolores Lozano, Donna Macalle, Mary Jane Luraschi, Stew Lampe, Steve Krupa, John Losco, Vince Limandri. Sitting, second row: Jackie Mc Manus, Raian Hajhassan, Thu Nguyen, Robin Lewis, Tim Kunis, Tom Luddy, Eric Manger. 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Second row: James Hunt, James Hecht, Amy Kunis, Jacqueline Kara, Third row: Klaus Kupies, Stephen Kowalski, Laurie Kearns, Christine Kerrigan, Denise Joosten, Sharon Kaytes. Fourth row: Richard Kugel, Jack Kuhn. Not Pictured: Karen Herbst, Aldo Iacovo, Saousan Ishak, Laurie Jacobs, Robert Jaeger, Basil Kasht, James Klepper, Joanne La Barck, Lorraine Johnson. MRS. BOGDANFFYS HOMEROOM 119-First row, left to right: Frank Crom- melin, Bill Carelis, Mark Cavill, Alfred Carfi. Second row: Linda Colaci, Jackie Cimino, Debbie Cook, Kathy Carrozza, Joan Campbell, Greg Cleary. Third row: Steve Dean, Richard Burns, Jackie Copelton, Mike Daly, Jim Corbo, Scott De Alessandro. Fourth row: Anthony Chisari, Anthony Caramico, Mark Cava, Tom Culmone, Steve Casazza, Arnold Burns, Margie Critchley. Not Pictured: Renee Burns, Caryn Cassidy, Jim Dean. -rf if if if if ,kia-1 Wx N .. . Q fu. 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Two mem- bers of the team received specific honors for their performance. jan Berry received All Pas- saic County Team, Honorable Mention and Sec- ond Team All League. Heidi Kirchner received All League Team, Honorable Mention. GIRLS' BASKETBALL MEMBERS-4P1'isCilla Bomme- lyn fCo-Captainl, Heidi Kirchner, Mary Ann Percapio, Karen Kurpick, Karen Clark, Kathy Clark, Terri Miller, Ian Berry CCo-Captainb, Cathy Bosland, Patty Elsaesser, Mary Seletti, Rose DeliAquilla, Lillian Percarpio, Joan Campbell. Q li if Rite Coach Wedel explains a play while the team listens. Now here's the plan. ' Let's Go! Y Q. 86 Throw it here! Priscilla hopes, Come on hall, sink! Time Out! Miss Wedel has something to cheer about with a 16 wins, 4 losses record. 235' L., M. R . 33 57 49 81 54 44 37 44 45 55 44 50 50 61 42 55 24 46 47 53 has RECORD Hawthome Glen Rock Mahwah Lodi Midland Park Ramsey Passaic Tech. Bergen Tech, Waldwick Elmwood Park Hawthorne Glen Rock Mahwah Lodi Midland Park Ramsey Passaic Tech. Bergen Tech. Waldwick Elmwood Park F 4 M Q Patti dribbles down court. K gif, xi , ggi .. . , . Heidi waits anxiously for her shot to follow through. ' .. Passaic County Tech plays a tough defense. 01111 35 39 33 23 50 39 40 29 44 58 40 38 33 35 41 45 42 41 38 45 it my -+- SOFTB LL Softball players, like baseball players, need skill and accuracy to make their season a good one. On the field the girls must Work together in order to achieve a win. Up at bat, each girl must give 100'Za of what she is capable of for success. This year's coach, Miss McCann is keep- ing the team in shape, looking for- ward to a good season. , J 1 X GIRLS' SOFTBALL MEMBERS: Back row, left to right: Janice Kurpick, Lisa Macri, Ian ' Berry, Antoinette Falone, Nancy Emker, Laurie Allaghi, Ioan Campbell. Middle row: Karen Kurpick, Ann Dittamo, Gail Frey, Pat Poehler, Denise Stamboli, Laurie Kearns, Pat Elsaesser. te lf- J X Front row: Deb Ormezano, Priscilla Bommelyn, Diane Nahass, Deb Manno, and Coach Miss 3, gl 4 X -Lf McCann. k J l M, - NA U, . ' 'mar' ' Ui c L . 'Q Q J SQ r r - F rw ' ' ' I Xl, l lg,1.fm 'S' i :X gy 1 J ff or QQ XXXL ,F I 9. . X il xx I. I X 4 p r may 'M ! I f e 5 fVVf.:5 ,rl E, . l CAPTAIN-PRISCILLA BOMMELYN - CAPTAINQDIANE NAHASS , ,Q V V wx-5.12, E 7 Y , ,H Hy 4: xi ' fm L This page compliments of HOMEROOM 208 Antoinette awaits instructions. S-L-I-D-E Not again, Laurie! Janice stops the grounder. 25? ,Sli is Egg? K1 'Lk -if ,:f. ,, 553 5 ffffx X X Uh' i iff fi 1 -- 7 M. 3 f 0? . fi, 'F ' J 'ft -5 ff ii , , em ,,-,zz , X Q. ,. 1 fa -x -QA E E i 5 1 CROSS CUU TRY i E Q RAY WORRALL DAVE LAI ! TOD MATCHETT P E Sue takes the times while Coach Hiemer urges the runners on. JOHN ORBE Cross Country had a great season this year with a record of 10 Wins and 4 losses. One third of the runners were seniors, most running for their fourth year. These seniors will 'be greatly missed next year. i RAY EDEL UM AMEYE 92 N w MEMBERS-Left to right: John Levine, Coach Riemer, Bill Roca, Mike Modica, Joe Helble, Craig Niedzwiecki, John Schott, Vince Galipolli, Lucio Gilherti, Pete Orbe, Tod Matchett, john Orbe, Ray Edel, Brian Bogert, Mark Weise, Jim Ameye, Dave Lai, Ray Worrall. RECORD Owl Bergen Tech. 36 Elmwood Park 50 Glen Rock 36 Lodi 45 Hawthorne 39 Mahwah 25 Passaic Tech. 17 Ramsey 17 Waldwick 46 Paterson Catholic 36 Don Bosco Tech. 34 Lakeland! Passaic Valley 31 X30 West Milford 26 The Co-captains Ray Worrall and Dave Lai lead off practice. Bill Roca makes his way to the finish line. COACH: Mr. Riemer 93 5 Rig ' mf' W if-u ,Qu-L F W I 6. , N k 1 V A 4 kv TQ? .f 1 f f , if , V K K yd ,. 1 1 K Eff, I A x ,LAV !1'U 'iA-l E N 1 .lik ig 1 FALCONS X, Wm, f v N Vx 1 ' fm fn X ref 'W V 'lf' X ,QV ! 1, A p Vgri 'A'A ' -,km ,,,. ALCU N 1 A 1 4, . ,E L, , 4 I: b. 1 get 2 , ' We If ' ' K M J.v. FOOTBALL J. V. Players in Action This year's I.V. season started out bleak with 3 losses in a row. But then the sun shone on the Fal- cons with a winning streak of 3 games and 1 tie. The season ended with a final record of 3-3-1. The coaches were George Phillips and Dick Ludwig. I.V. FOOTBALL PLAYERS - John Barath, Mark Missonellie, Ken Missonellie, John Gio- vatto, John De Preker, Scott Guillimen, Ed Mi- chalowski, Doug Michalowski, Carl Zeitlinger, Keith Milner, Bob Rodrigues. 96 FRE SHMAN FOOTBALL Even though this year's Freshman Football Team experienced a losing season, they showed their true spirit with a 26-12 victory over arch-rival Hawthorne. Their record was 2-6-1. FRESHMAN TEAM MEMBERS First row left to nght George Balevskl Kevin Hager, Steve Casazza Bob Grelder Jeff Durante V1n1 Frey jim Heet Randy R1n Second row: Aldo Iacavo Anthony Malzone Ilm Depow 11m Klepper 11m Bra1n Bob Rodrlgues. Third row Mr Forte Wayne Salute Keith Mllner Steve Kowalski 11m Goerl Nart Arxslinouk, Tom HELP! BUY ' VAR ITY BA KETBALL Even though the Boys' Varsity Basketball Team has had a disappointing season, they did play well. There were new coaches with dif- ferent plays for the team to learn. The team also suffered from top players graduating in 76. Coach Palek is looking forward to next year,s season expecting them to do Well. You Don't Have to Be a Star.. F' CAPTAINS: BOB FAASSE and JOHN CIOFFI VARSITY MEMBERS-Bob Faasse, john Cioffi, john Budryk, Pat Molino, Pat Bob makes a shot. Cleary, Tom Schmitz, Allen Ambrogio, Dave Petrullo, Steve Barbarulo, Bruce Terwilliger. Passaic blocks Alan's shot. Rebound! RECORD Hawthorne Glen Rock Mahwah Lodi Midland Park Neumann Prep Ramsey Passaic Tech. Bergen Tech. Waldwick Elmwood Park Hawthome Glen Rock Mahwah Lodi Midland Park Wayne Valley Ramsey Passaic Tech. Bergen Tech. Waldwick Elmwood Park Pat makes hzs way through Passazc County Tech. Smk zt Dave Smk ct! COACH O'NEILL J. V. BASKETBALL This year's I.V. Team ended their season with 5 wins and 17 losses. The team was composed mostly of soph- omores who tried their best to Win. Quite a few of these sophomores also played and took on a major role in the Varsity games. The team was coached by Mr. O'Neill. LV. MEMBERS-Tony Fallone, Jim Kurpick, Iohn Losco, john Charkis, John Giovatto, Bob Vanas, Jerry Hunt, Bon F erriola, jim Cirasulo, Bob Collela, john Dikun, Pete Southway. Bob is exhausted. 1 Let's Go! john makes a shot. Fight your way through, team! Somebody get it. z F RE SHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman Basketball Team had a record of 3 wins and 17 losses. This record may sound discourag- ing but they began to improve to- ward the end of the season. Their last game which they won, was against Elmwood Park, who had about 12 wins throughout the season. The coach of the team was Mr. Larry Olsen. Get it in! FENCING SPECIAL HONORS E pee Iohn Hodde--2nd in Under 16, NJ. 2nd in Under 16, National Tod Matchett-4th in District 3rd in Xmas Tournament Sabre Stew Lampe-3rd in Under 16, NJ. Karl Unger-Sth in Under 16, N.I. Craig Schmitz-2nd in District lst in Xmas Tournament 6th in State Foil Asha Abaza-2nd in District 10th in Xmas Tournament H P i 2 E Kneeling, left to right: Tod Matchett fCaptainJ, Asha Abaza, Doc Rolando. Standing: Chris Brillante, Marc Cava, Stew Lampe, Greg Orzel, john Hodde, Steve Brower, Mr. Weiss CCoachJ, Karl Unger, Craig Schmitz, Mark Hendry, Mr. Moore QCoachJ, Bert Harland. TOD MATCHETT-Captain The Fencing Team has finished its 6th year in Manchester with another successful season of 10 wins and 3 losses. The team is losing four senior fencers this year, Tod Mat- chett, Asha Abaza, Dave Schnell and Dave Berghorn, 102 COACHES: MR. MICHAEL WEISS, MR. JOHN MOORE SCOREKEEPERS: LINDA STROINSKI and GERI CHIAPPELLI 4 'R 'fx W . N . n - g vmnaw-...W A wmv Q . 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Wrestlers will go on to be the varsity Wrestlers of the future. Only time will tell for these future Falcons. I.V. MEMBERS-Andy Krupa, Brian Enyart, Bob Kehrly, Darren Gilmore, Ralph Costa, John Gof Gus DeBlasio, Ed F orbes, Iim Hunt, Glenn Polifrone, Brian Pospiel, Axam Osman, Randy Binh, Tom Culmone, Mike Modica, Dan Brienza. ' 106 Mr. Forte hopes for a win. Another Manchester wrestler on his way to victory Come on ref! Can't you see Bruce has him? 4 'Y Kai awww -.sao4.4, i : L 9 Q 5 . nz, Jax ' ! gg 'E ' ,WM I . ,ha iifz ,ix rw A ' 1-fr -5 ll' B- l f ,gkihy K 1 f 41 5 V K X+'W' ' N--fn ' 2 211 Q Q- .,. J. ,ii fi 7' Q-if xr 15 15? .-fw,5fff . 3' H 9 Qf1 k'Ynw-ff? iwlu, V' Aw-qfgifmmw. wx K3 J QW VC JW 6 N I L, K ,,,, ,J ,Y 11 A , 2 ' ' U' nw - A. xxx 45 ,A ix E, Qf Q af. , QQ Q91-Eips ' , ,S f. .. X5 ,932 W . .f 'f' 0- ,I1 V4 X 4 4' ' J 255.5 ,A , H A ml 1 .-.1 fa' ! V aes? Q 1 afar Egg? v N ,' 5 A 5324 nw Q :KW TQ. mznk, ,vw was fix ' f 3 53:3 5 sis M 7 A A K 4 W , M. TRCKQ l J 'X ,.-I Qrgpkwyff 5 Q ff I c 3 s Y' ' m ff , gt ff' in we WT Q BX 1 L ND XS J n, A m M ,f VW G ig 6 g Q , :Rmb ' '1lm'9' i 531 1. TRAQK 1 W6 as Q F 'Jw ' Y Vw' 'QS KP A gl qv F y A L t n T 2 L 25' S 5' g., N WML DISTANCE MEN: Tod Matchett, Andy Topp, Craig Niedzwiecki, Iohn Gvoth, John Levine, Pat Cleary, Iohn Orbe, Tom Gvoth, Mark Weiss, Dave Lai, Joe Helble, Pete Orbe, Bill Roca, Vince Galipoli. ANDY TOPP-Weightman WAYNE MAC RAE-Hurdler YVONNE VANDER PUTTEN-Hurdler NEIL GALLONE-Sprinter BRIAN BOGERT-Sprinter MIKE CASAZZA-Weightman STEVE IANZEN-Weightman No matter what-the practice must still go onl I 109 f BA EBALL This year's baseball team is looking forward to a good season. Practice was started a month be- fore their first game in order to get the team at their fullest potential. Seniors this year make up over one-third of the team's players. With this type of power and experience the team ought to do a good job! BAT GIRLS: Jane Kalfus, G ' Chi ll', d V G G ' Rizzi, Linda Stroinski and Delfbie Smaigi 1 Ju y an wuw, eorgme BASEBALL SCHEDULE 3. Hi. Rx - ' r -'Q From left to right: Mr. Grossi, Bill Deichmeister, Dave Campbell, Georgine Rin Judy Van Grouw, Geri Chiapelli, Bob Messineo, Tom Schmitz, Scott Wozney, G1 Wozney, Pat Molino, Al Ambrogio, Mike Petrocelli, Randy Stefano, Ed Fay, Io Dikun, Craig Schmitz, Chris Jaeger, Linda Stroinski, Debbie Smith, jane Kalfu E l Bergen Tech ........................................ Apr. Waldwick ..................... ........ A pr. Glen Rock .,...................,. ....... A pr. Lakeland Regional Apr. Elmwood Park .,w.,.,.... ....... A pr. Lodi .......................... ....... A pr. Hawthorne .................. ...... A pr. Eastern Christian Mahwah ..........,........ ...... - . Passaic Tech ...... Midland Park ....... Ramsey .......i...... Bergen Tech ........ Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Waldwlck ...,.v....... May Glen Rock ............... ........ M ay Elmwood Park .......,. ....,... May 1 4 6 8 11 13 15 18 20 22 25 27 29 2 5 6 9 11 13 16 19 Lodi ...............,...... May Hawthorne .........,.... ....... M ay Eastern Christian ....... ........ M ay Mahwah .,,................ ........ M ay Passaic Tech ........ May Midland Park ..,... May 23 Ramsey ,,,,,,,,,..,,, May 26 110 Q 5 4 TRI-CAPTAINS: Scott Wozney, Dave Campbell, Bill Deichmeister. COACHES: Mr. Vince Morgan, Mr. Jim BOB MESSINEO SCOTT WOZNEY BILL DEICHMEISTER , RANDY STEFANO xg' 1 v f w A DAVE CAMPBELL ED FAY JOHN DIKUN MIKE PETRUCELLI GREG WOZNEY TOM SCHMITZ Larry Lavooy, jim Kurpick, Carl Zeitlinger, Ron Ferriola, Bob Adair, Chuck Brady, Iim CRAIG SCHMITZ Brain, Jim De Bel, Ioe Di Gangi, John Emker, Vince Frey, lim Hunt, Kevin Hager, Don Moore, Scott Gilmore, Bob Rodrigues, john Scheibelhoffer, Tunis Ver Blaauw. - J. V. BASEBALL The I.V. baseball team consists of freshmen and sophomores under the coaching of Vincent Morgan. This team, like the many other spring teams, began practicing in March. They have been hampered greatly by the bad Weather but can not wait to get out on the field and show their ability. 1 ,W ALLEN AMBROGIO PAT MOLINO GOLF Golf is a sport in which deep concentration, precision and accuracy is an absolute must. The player has no help from fellow teammates and each shot depends upon him. The aim of a golfer is to sink the ball, with the least pos- sible shots, over difficult and tricky courses. The coach of the team is Mr. Coleman. From left to right: Chuck Van Genderen, john Hodde, Ed Hill, Mr. Coleman, Frank De Franco, Ieff Gould. Not pictured: Bob Vanas, Pete Southway. COACH COLEMAN JEFF COULD JOHN HODDE X F C, CHUCK VAN GENDEREN FRANK DE FRANCO ED HILL 114 ML H-1 1 '98- x - X if , F .,k. 2 ,Q 'n d M Q it R3 , 111 5 Q 2 f' ' 2 E R yfz- qw ,jk fi ' a + A 1 4 A I r ',, 'I' ' -af ff M I Q az, -. ' L N, ,dpi + if 1 ' 17 ,,. L X -f ,W 14.311 rw' F' iv wfyffpy,-, 2 M ,+A K Elf V' JU IOR VAR ITY CHEERLEADERS Standing, back row, left to right: Laura Sisti, Susan Luedtke, Nancy Emker. Second row: Pat Gras, Lisa Marino. Third row: Nella Va- lenti, Holly O,Biso, Mary Dell'Aquila. Bottom row: Renee Rizzi, Pam Angelillo, Co-Captains. 1, V fx, 5 7 1 lvl: fx,.,fi?.,y,,f 'D ., if fl? ' I' 1 ff? L 1' fi J ,. f a ill! 1 ' . 1 lff . ,L,, fl? S3 k j ,fy 5. 'E 1l,, 'f,,-1,45 fill .ll -A 0 X nl.l , ' . A ll 'R'A LOVE, THE VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY QHEERLEADE. J ,W ,,, ISIS LW I i N W -1 3147 if if A JQL it A LJ wg, i,1i,:L.1L ' A Aff!! 4,5 4?MQ,yy,fl, yo 20,50 Ai? WT 53432 l if ,, all QLALT QL, E53 F5 'V LJ H, -pw, K,i.4: ' ' ' , f f 4 . ' , f ,if T of ,. ,Q 1Qf,1i, ' ' fa y ' r .J 9 A ,V 4 :J f ,v 4 v ,xx .V 4 ff y aim. ll 1? ,L ' ' f 1,2 M f ,, , , A fi , K ,, sl! if --L!'i ' ff , .1 ' f ! ',' ,V Although the season for the Pep Squad is short they,re very important to the Wrestlers. The girls provide the team with sup- port and encouragement during the dual meets and the tourna- ments. 118 First row, left to right: Debbie Soukup, Debbie Andrulonis. Second row: Debbie Lobosco Janice Kurpick, Paula Baratta, Sandy Haeberer. Third row: Ianet Behnke, Michele D'Amelio Fran Pagliaro, Miss Mongiardo, Advisor. hi Sitting, left to right: Joanne Van Hoorebeke-Treasurer, Marie Graziano--President, Mr. Dattolo, Advisor, Arlene Southway--Vice President, Yvonne Vander Putten - Secretary. Standing: Mary Ann Percapio, Helene Adair, Robin Heffner, Wendy Tarantino, Fran Dupre, Bill Vivino, Tony Margherita, Sandy Scheible, Linda Stroinski, Denise Casazza, Dave Lai, Linda Pluymers, joe Helble. Third row: Laurie Pfisterer, Estelle Hand, Karen Kurpick, Karen Ververs, Maria Colucci, Iudi Cantilina, Barbara Tedeschi, Bonnie Lee, Diane Nahass, Geri Chiappelli, Karen Kelnhoffer, Christina Maier. Fourth row: jean Critchley, Barbara Silvestro, Carol Van Grouw, Linda Denman, Laurie Walters, Diane Urciuoli, Diane Sluis- man, Terry Erzmoneit, john Cioffi, Steve Brower, Joyce Englishman. Fifth row: Mike Corbo, John Dikun, Pat Cleary, Andy Topp, Bill Baten, Wayne Mac Rae, John Orbe, Ken Gall, Rick Posch, Stan Haberski. Not Pictured: Bill Deichmeister, Mary Jean Francis, Kathy Haber, Sue Heffner, Sue Heyboer. TMQHUNAL HUNQR EQQEETY Being inducted into the Man- chester Regional National Honor Society is the highest award one can achieve here at Manchester. To be qualified a student must attain a 3.25 average and must have the qualities of service, leadership, scholarship and char- acter. This year the Honor So- ciety is advised by Mr. Alphonse Dattolo. The plans for this year include fund raisers and a yearly f1'iP 1'-W-!i?l W'?5i' tl l'i3f'f'Front row, left to right: Ray Worrall-Student Council, Gina Amendola-Class of 1980. Second row: Marie Graziano- Honor Society, Philomena Graziano-Class of 1979-Dave Matchett - Class of 1977, Laurie Pfisterer-Class of 1978. Back row: Mr. Spreen, Mr. Grandey. The Presidents, Club consists of the presidents of the four indi- vidual classes, the Honor Society and the Student Council. At meet- ings the student Presidents talk with Mr. Spreen and Mr. Grandey about problems and ideas of the students. The members are informed of the administrations actions and converse with each other about the views of the students. 119 The Chess Club meets once a Week after school. During each meeting, they have tournaments Within the group and learn how to better their skills and strategies in the game of chess. Seated, left to right: Ken Gall, Bill Baten, Dave Lai, jim Dougherty. Standing: Mr. Legg. MATHLETE The Mathletes, a new club this year, meets monthly to com- pete against area schools in Math. This group exhibits the best of Manchesteris Math students. Congratulations from HOMEROOM S-2 Row one, top to bottom: Stan Haberski, Maria Colluci, Iean Critchly, Gall. Second row: Richard Posch, Ioanne Van Hoorebeke, Barbara T deschi. Sitting: Bob Enyart, Mr. Rierner, Advisor. HEALTH CAREER CLUB The Health Careers Club met often through- out the year to view films and to discuss the var- ious opportunities in the medical field. One of their projects included their participation in a community eye testing for young children. Sitting, left to right: Debby Smith, Ann Clayton, Lisa Grossi, Judy Van Grouw. Standing: Karen Herbst, Kathy Negast, Jean Critchley, Geri Chiapelli, Jill Critchley, Donna Nauta, Linda Stroinski, Mrs. Roemer, Advisor. HEALTH OFFICE AIDE First row, left to right: Betty Jane Schein, Zuhal Tortugal, Diana Nichols, Kathy Samtak, Karen Herbst, Nina Grossi. Second row: Kathy Chappell, Shawn Gillespie, Debbie Smith, Linda De Block, Lauren Wyble, Shirley Santoro, Lois Diet- rich. Not Pictured: Lucy Zagey, Kris Kowalski, Pat Galla- gher, Anne Pagliaro, Pauline Baretta, Kim Robertson, Karen Kelnhoffer, Mary Ann Libertino, Heidi Hallenger, Geri Brad- ' ish, Donna Hossack, Lorraine Johnson, Mrs. Roemer, Advisor. LJ! IIDANCE HELPERS-Seated, left to right: Diane Sluisman, Linda MAIN OFFICE HELPERS-Front row, left to right: Gina Amendola, Sandra vlaci, Nancy Emker, Muriel F aasse, Robin Nyman. Second row: Dawn Santoro, Joanne Monachello, Donna Struyk, Chris Jaeger, Minty Laudicina, Jdde, Beth De Nure, Kathy De Block, Debra Fullard, Patty Elsaesser, Michelle D'Amelio, Robin Lewis, Lisa Ayick. Back row: Rose Silvestri, Ann thy Pizzuto. Delling, Priscilla Bommelyn, Michelle Cava, Terry Maresca. During study periods students can assist in aiding either the Guidance office or the Main office. This participation includes filing, delivering passes and attendance sheets and absentee lists. These students not only gain a knowledge of business procedures but they help the offices run efficiently. 121 FRENCH CLUB GERM N CLUB Qtfrlfff Will' from First row, left to right: Lillian Percarpio, Scott Miller, Milly Mahoney. Second row: Suzette Govin, Karen Ververs, Estelle Hand. Third row: Denise May, Betty Ven- turo, Sue Heffner, Alex Venturo. Fourth row: Patti Lust, Angelo Dell'Aquila, Dave Huizing, Arlene Southway, Miss Mongiar- do, Advisor. PA I H LITERARY GUILD This year the Spanish Literary Guild Was formed under the direction of Mr. Alphonse Dattolo. Here, students from Spanish 3 and 4 read more advanced Spanish literature. By viewing slides, reading Span- ish literature, and going on various trips, students get a taste of what they will learn in class. Bottom row, left to right: Pat Lust, Marie Craziano, Milly Mahoney. Second row: Angelo Dell'Aquila, Elaine Chudzik, Nancy Strathearn. Third row: Dave Huizing, Carolyn Modi- ca, Jean Serven. Fourth row: Mark Ver Hage, Joanne Van Hoorebeke, Alex Venturo. Fifth row: Mr. Alphonse Dattolo, Advisor, Bill Baten, Richard Posch. First row, left to right: Janice Baumgartner, Kathy F odi, Caroline Braun. Second row: Rose- marie Scheller, Ayse Nur Bas, Elisabeth Ven- turo. Third row: Barbara Tedeschi, Mrs. Whit- temore, Advisor, Christine Ingwersen. Fourth David Huizing, Angelo Dell,Aquila, John e . The language clubs try to enrich the students' knowledge of a foreign country by looking into its culture, geography, traditions, etc. PA I H CLUB First row, left to right: Cindy Peer, Diane Spignesi, Debby Vanderrnuelen, Margie Critchley. Second row: Roseann Dennerlein, Dolores Abate, Susan Luedtke, Karen Milke, Linda Hausleben, Diane Van Beekum. Third row: Caroline Braun, Debbie Zeitlinger, Lisa Giannella, Donna Foti, Jody Burke, Lisa Antonini, Mrs. Cubby, Advisor. COOPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION Bottom row, left to right: Bette Ann Doud, Peggy Luedtke, Donna Klepper, Debbie Aten, Robin Cal- derini, Carolyn Van Crnuw. Second row: Elizabeth Sheppard, Penny Allen, Cheryl Stately, Deborah Walker, jackie Van Hook, Cindy Lossaso. Sandy Knox. Third row: Pat Monastiro, Karen Mac Neil, May MacLean, Judy Ann Folco, Nancy Vander Wende. Fourth row: Donna Eardlcy, Kim Meyers, Karen Kindler, Maryann De Robbio, Kathy Haber, Gail Czubat, Pam Lovell, Mr. Paul Burghardt, Co- ordinator. COOPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Front row, left to right: James Carfi, john Cona, Mike Bond, jeff Pierce, Paul Ilausleben, Bill Reddin. Second row: James Hannah, Scott Nichols, Mark Stansfield, Pete Di Palma. Third row: Harry Rogers, james Pilking- ton, Allan Vitone, Bill Dc-Young, David Lydcckcr. Fourth row: Mr. Faasse, Coordinator, Robert Creendyke, Nick Speranza. ui' ISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION-First row, left to right: JoAnn Hossack, Suzanne erschap Marijean Francis, Michelle De Augustinis, Alice Bruce, Ioan Cristan- llo Debra Hennen. Second row: Nancy Ferriola, jeff Wilson, Ellen Lockwood, 1n1elle Rivers, jackie Ashfield, Sandy Nowakowski, Maria Lorusso. Third row: e Beun Sheila Porus, Josephine Porporino, Debra Ryan, Linda Buttafuoco, Debbie lnderbeck Cathy Vanderbrink, Lillian Iewtik, Mr. jay Siegel, Coordinator. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION SCHOOL STORE ..f','i,!... Left to right: Marijean Francis, Sue Iohnson, Lil- lian Iewtik, Lori Gambino, Ellen Lockwood, Mr. Jay Siegel, Advisor. The school store,s purpose is to make school supplies easily obtainable to students and faculty. The students who assist in the store learn how to keep a basic inven- tory and to sell the supplies that the store has to offer. G. A. A. Athletics of all kinds are en- joyed by the members of the C.A.A. Since sports for Women has become such an important issue, the G.A.A. has seen a large turnout. G.A.A. OFFICERS-Left to right: Karen Kurpick-Secretary, Kathy Clark-President, Pri scilla Bommelyn-Vice President, Janice Berry-Treasurer, Mrs, Sullivan-Advisor. .29 SENIOR MEMBERS-Left to right: Linda Stroinski, Judy Van Grouw, Janice Kurpick, Pri- scilla Bommelyn, Diane Nahass. JUNIOR GAA - Top row, left to right: Laurie Pfis- terer, Jan Garbaccio, Fran Dupre, Felicia Scarlato. Third row: Debbie Lobosco, Linda Pluymers, Cathy Bosland, Bonnie Rosato, Brenda King, Donna Struyk, Michele Cava. Second row: Lisa Block, Lorrie Gamble, Patty Bombelyn, Lisa Maori, Karen Kurpick, Terry Miller, Anne Pagliaro. First row: Kathy Clark, Jan Berry, Terry Smith, Karen Clark, Mary Ann Andl, Sue Johnson, Barb Silvestro. Not Pictured: Lori Pospiel, Elaine Chud- zik, Pat Puglis, Joyce Englishman, Cindy Miller, Carolyn Gall, Lois Cavell, Ann Delling, Denise Casazza, Carol Modica, Gwen Nawyn, Hildi Pohl. Kara, Jackie Esposito. F RESHMAN GAA MEMBERS-Top row left to right: Patty Anglicola, Rita Gior danette, Rita Lynn, JoAnn Lynn, Jackre Schielke, Laurie Jacobs, Debbie Orrnez ziano. Second row: Mary De Luccia, Anna Schaap, Adrian Lombardo, Kathy Gara falo, Karen Milke Lisa Grossi, Kathy F Otl Robin Sands, Jackie Livatino, Cindy Peer First row: Joan Campbell, Laurie Kearns Sue Luedtke, Caroline Runo, Jeanne De Jonge, Debbie Zeitlinger, Sharon Kaytes Debbie Manno. Not Pictured: Diana Nich ols, Barb Miller, Patty Gallagher, Jackie lu 126 CAVALIER STAFF Tlw lmsy C'aL'r1li5'r stuff spcmsors our school 11clxvs1mpcx', Beforc vucllm c-clitifm rww oclitm-s arc L-llfarsmw sw that 0VC'1'y'UIH' Cam lwwu tlw rcsplmsi- luiliiivs ml' tlmc vmifnlxs, sm-tions of il wxcwspzxpm. Vfitla Klux help of thv jcmmulism Q-luly ills CIVIIUII' lim' 1'lfpm'l's Hows wlmif,-In is of izxicw-St to the fztmlvrrlx. 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' 1 , zum: .1 1 ru, Dm lrwfi. lfiflld mwgv Klllllf tYlEl1'Lll'klll47.-fllllil ,lXIll4'IlLlUlLl, K1lI't'!l Xlilkw, Dvnis ,lUU5ll'I1. Kuuu xf'1'X'Cl'N. blfilll IUX. V: lzxlliim- Cfimimzl ll:-lvu Willvyh lmim 'NlLllllff'NlkZ, ,Xxmzx Xvrmm. Sinncl mff' glIC'HiJIlt'fXX't'll, Xlrs,l:11nu1xu'u1w.,-Xclxismt Lwll to Viglllz .X-,lui Jxlliiiil: Txlalglln-1.111-4-i:1.Zilllvlwinilwalium.limlgz l3ll!ylilL'l'fJ, Ku 11 Fishcer Claris TXlQ1l4'!', 'Xlrx f:ZLll'1Tli'L'lxl, .Xclvir-m'. , Front row, left to right: Mr. Bender, Pam Mc Entree, Linda Colaci, Andrea Mrak, Diana Jalahej, Renee Rizzi, Terry D,Andrea. Second row: Wendy Knorr, Pam Johnson, Barbara Bradbury, Gina Nichols, Nancy Strathearn, Kim Kennedy, Pat Poehler. Back row: Diana Turczan, Lillian Percaipio, Nancy Emker, Pat Brown, Pat Vander Woude, Sue Keyser, Jackie Jager, Linda Ochs, Mary Selletti. Not Pictured: Donna Kozlosky, Janice Walters. CONCERT CHCIR Bottom row, left to right: Chris Jaeger, Geor- gine Rizzi, Fran Dupre, Jean Zimmerman, Greg Khoury, Bob Morales, George Weston, Doug Patzelt, Kim Robertson, Lois Dietrich, Suzette Govin, Phyllis Kooistra, Second row: Mr. Ben- der, Karen Zack, Mary Koster, Maryann Per- carpio, Judy Cantilina, Bob Enyart, David En- yart, Gary Carfi, Lisa Angelillo, Linda Irwin, Joyce Englishman, Kim Zawacki, Pam Lavooy. Third row: Donna De Cangi, Lisa Macri, Es- telle Hand, Linda Denman, Carolyn Call, Dave Petrullo, Andy Topp, Mike Corbo, Laurie Wal- ters, Arlene Southway, Marianne Tietsma, La- rissa Becker, Judy Van Crouw. Not Pictured: Dave Berghorn, John Emker, Tod Matchett, Kathy Meyers, Jim Carfi. CHORU Front, row, left to right: Maria Dell'Aquila, Muriel Faasse, Tina Marie Dagion, Regina Germano, Betzy Warnet, Ivy F rignoca. Second row: Lorraine Von Rapacki, Denise Starnboli, Cheryl Bilz, Lisa Scordato, Janyce Breeman, Anna Verron, Christine Becker. Top row: Julie Dowling, Cathleen Lowell, Tracy Bac, Marilyn Van Grouw, Lauren De Boer, Bonnie Sarnelli, Mr. Bender. Not Pictured: Pam Angelillo, Pat Bombelyn, Donna Heisler. 127 WEIGHTLIFTI G The Weightlifting club, newly formed this year, consists of a large group who work after school, aiming to improve endurance and stamina. They meet three times a Week. Front row, left to right: Carl Carfello, Ken Missonellie, Chuck Gleason, Frank Stampone, Advisor-Robert Cross- le , Jim Caposele, Back row: Steve Janson, Ken Roth, Gllenn Yanni, Scott Wozney, Dave Campbell, Glenn De- Vries, Dave Schnell, John Schweighardt, Keith Milner, Rich Behnke, Greg Wozney, Neil Gallone. ART CLUB The Art Club adds decor to Manchester. At Christmas time, the club adds to the display case in the main lobby with Christmas scenery and makes the scenery for the various concerts dur- ing the year. The mem- bers show their talents through painting pic- tures, making scenery, carving, and building various projects. 128 0 E-ACT PLAY On ladder, left to right: Kim Robert- son, Linda Ochs. Front: Elena Vidale, Pan McEntee, Robert Zollo, Barbara Tedeschi. Not pictured: Greg Khoury, Suzette Govin, Bob Enyart, Mike Corbo, Mr. Zollo, Advisor. CLUB Back row, left to right: Rosemarie Schutte, Donna Kaghdou, Angel Medici, Liz Fodi, Lorraine Rege. Front row: Marianne Posch, Illona Toerock. S2 pf: ...J If you have ever wondered just what makes a yearbook, keep on reading! There are various editors, each having a different staff. The sports editor covers and records all athletic events. The literary edi- tor, who composes the Write-upsf' and identifies the people pic- tured, works with the layout editor, who chooses and lays out the pictures. The typing editor sees that all written material in the book is typed correctly, and the business manager aids in the selling of ads and yearbooks. Co-editors-in-chief work in Whatever area they can to ensure the book's.success. A very important asset to a yearbook staff are good advisors who work hard to see that the book is being done correctly. The main objectives are to bind the parts of the book together smoothly . . . the combined result of their effort-a great yearbook. AURIO ,ff Wt ll ..-ill ,Ka W YEARBOOK EDITORS-First row, left to right: Sandy Scheible, Lind Stroinski, Marie Craziano, Kathy Negast. Back row: Yvonne Vander Putter Joanne Van Hoorebeke, Carol Cluss, Mark Ver Hage, Mrs. Jeanne Browi Mr. Tom Di Cerbo, Advisors. 5. Tony Margherita. Sitting, left to right: Phyllis Kooistra, Judi-Lee Cantilina, Mary Koster, Jean Critchley, Judy Van Grouw, Debra Smith, Jane Kalfus, Karen Ververs, Chris Maier, Maria Colucci, Roseann Dennerlein. Second row: Vicky Holte, Jill Critchley, Patti Lust, Wendy Rogacki, Donna Foti. Third row: Betsy Wamet, Sue Honeywell, Geri Chiappelli, Laura Mische, Barb Dunayev, Karen Kelnhoffer, Elena Vidale, Debra Vander Meulen, Fourth row: Greg Khoury, Lala Zagey, M OF THEE I G .U t VY Q: f. any , .V-f' W Vice Recording Iorresponding T UNCIL Preshlent Presklent Secretary Secretary Treasurer . A W 1 1 'MJ' 1 U ' A 'AW if A 55 ' A 1 U -fs, x'Se ' r : Iuniors: ' A Lx 'KRW X -n J A 11 1- fu 1 . V X XX 1 I J ,X x,,Jg?,:: J in M I ,J AILJX: W , . ,FLJ A, CXK J fggymg Q 1 i' Ay xl f , I. V .W 5 K it X W i ' 5 4 U A ' 2 yg:-,Q 2 ,xjf r I ' M fi V' 1? A 4.j,?xf?f-A gy X I. 1 rifjx 1 ,I Kr. . ,:5' B X X . j f X Q 4 Renee Rizzi ' Anne Schaap Paul Terlizzi A . . . WISHES THE CLASS OF '77 MUCH SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS A TAGE CREW UDIO VISUAL CREW Front row, left to right: Marv Kelly, Martin Pondelick, Eric Manger, Scott Zollo, Jerry Hunt, Harry Van Houten. Back row: Dan Avery, Don Breernan, Scott Miller, Bill Kaven, Miss Joanne Ferrari, Advisor. Bottom: Harry Van Houten. Left to right: Bill Vivino Kevin Slootmaker, Iohn Gvoth, Kim Robertson, Marvin Kelley, Bonnie Lee, Marty Pondelick, Ierry Hunt, Mr. Larry Tomow, Advisor. Bottom, left to right: Janice Kurpick, Willie Hunt, John Gvoth, Toni Peano, Bill Vivino, Tom Gvoth, Jim Len. Second row: Jim Kurpick, Karen Ververs, Anne Dittamo, Ioe Di Gangi, Pete Beckwermert, Bruce De Block, Doug Patzelt. Third row: Paula Fahsbender, Vickie Holte, Cathy Lowell, Annette Govin, Lorraine Iohnson, Terry Miller, Lois Kooistra, Steven Unger, Dianne Sancillo, Wendy Tarentino, Terry D'Andrea, Ivy Frignoca. Fourth row: Melinda Marszalek, Laura Fleming, Linda Zubanas, Karen Kurpick, Kim Robertson, Harry Van Houten, Sal Aguia, Lisa Macri, Mr. Michael Lisena, Advisor. ARCHI G BA D The Marching Band is an essential part to the Falcon Football team. Practicing everyday in class and after school, the band prepares for the busy football season. With the help of cheerleaders and the student body, the band is behind the team. 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' 'V - 3 :6 1 ' ' ' iiiiseiii ETER H5235 ggmyy A 2' - 'wir' 1 'il V -V ' , ' ' fir ' , if Q .. ' r. 5 ' , V J: Uh- . . ,, 1 K jg i iri T i-i n g:.,.i : -we L. -'sag + 5- - .L ', V . Q 5 I 'ff w 'm r y i 1 Second Lieutenantl u COLOR GUARD ' Z ' F rontg Cindy Miller--Captain, Left to right: Linda Denman-First Lieutenant, Donna Nauta ' Phil Graziano, Karen Kurzynski, Pam Oliva, Mary- jane Luraschi, Carolyn Gall, Kathy Mayer 7 H I WRITE THE SONGS. .H m TAGE BA D The stage band adds the contemporary music to the concerts. They perform jazz and rock songs of today. J I g , , k ,- 4. I 2' A ANYTHING GOES ! ! ! ! Bottom row, Vander Werf. left to right: Bichard Posch, Tom Cvoth, John Gvoth, Bill Vivino, Sue Second row: Janice Kurpick, Lisa Macri, Terry D'Andrea, Ivy Frignoca. Third row: Tony Scordato, Dan Brienza, Ka'i3eii'3Kii'17pick, Mai Nguyen, Pete Beckwer- mert, Anne Dittamo, Joe DiCangi, Jim Kurpick, Mr. Michael Lisena, Advisor. This yearis play was a musical called Anything Goes! Under the direction of Mr. Zollo and with the cooperation of many stu- dent actors and sin ers, the musical was sure to be a hit at Man- g chester. fr 'X Gfwwzr +'-'f-us I A CAST-Back row, left to right: Diana Turczan, Janice Walters, Linda Ochs, James Carfi, Suzette Govin, Wendy Tarantino, Rob- ert Zollo, Ron Fiorina, Mike Corbo, Elena Vidale, Andy Topp. Kneeling: Carolyn Gall, Helene Adair, Rosemarie Schutte fprompt- erb, Loretta Squitieri, Frank La Mendola. Sitting: Jim Corbo, Jim Len, Jackie Jager, Lisa Antonini, Dave Gaffney, Front row: Kim Robertson Greg Khoury. Not pictured: Dave Huizing, Angelo Dell'Aquil,a, Fran Dupre, Pam Mc Entee. 5 A r . CHORUS-Back row, left to right: Frank La Mendola, Donna Sylvester, Lisa Macri, Linda Ochs, Janice Walters, Lisa Antonini, Jackie Jager, Diana Turczan, Kris Vengalis, Jim Corbo. Front row: Terry D'Andrea, Anne Dit- tamo, Ivy F rignoca, Tracy Bal, Ellen Mayers, Chris Kerrigan. Not pictured: Nancy Strathearn, Fran Dupre, Pam Mc Entee, Kathy Meyers, Bill Haus- wirth, Jim Len, Kim Kennedy. , S If Left to right: Bill Baten, Bob Kuhn, Khalid Mirza, john Edel, Mr. Swift, Advisor. TABLE TENN S CLUB The Table Tennis Club tries to better their skills of the game. At the end of the year they hold a champion- ship tournament. Kneeling, left to right: Debbie Latrecchia, janet Behnke. Standing: Ierry Hunt, Warren Olsen, Donald Breeman, Rick Posche, Bill Roca, Marvin Kelly, Dave Green- dyk, Pat Cleary, Mr. Bryant, Advisor. BIKE CLUB Wheels have become an important part of the students, life and bi- cycles add to their enjoyment. Bike riding is not only a muscle builder, but it is an enjoying way to spend spare time. BA EBALL HISTGRY CLUB Students interested in the field of baseball learn about various baseball trivia. Although the membership is small, a large crowd turns out for the highlight of the year, a trip to Veterans, Stadium at Philadelphia, Penn- sylvania to watch a Phillies game. Sitting, left to right: Dennis Scalzetti, Dave Gaffney, Elaine Chud- ziks. Second row: Ianty Sherdon, Steve Moore, Jeff Gould, Frank De Franco, Bill Houswirth, Top row: Philomena Graziano, Anthony De Nova, Mark Cavill, Cheryl Stately, Mr. Alphonse Dattolo, Ad- visor, Jean Dahab, Cathy Vanderbrink, Nadia Bodnar, Cheryl Bilz. BGWLI G CLUB Top row, left to right: Rich Fahsbender, Gary Maudara, Bud Meuger, Bill Baten, Mike Casazza, Kevin Sloot- maker. Middle row: Dave Gaffney, Dave Whyte, Joe Logmans, Brian Pluymers, Ray Kuschan, Vince Liman- dri, Terry Sierra. Bottom row: Joe Stately, Pete Beckwer- mert, John Owens, Scott Gilmore, Amy Kunis, Mr. South- way, Advisor. 139 ff' K 'ik WN , P QQIXX mwgbi vs? fQm5 ' Xxx wf 2 v f j W1 XS Q5 N W PNCK VQQBJ wx X '- ' P' x, L 'V NJ EJ? 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K 111 W -f rw ms: A 'rrv-e,r-vff-r-rw' 9 Tw? me eegm-sm AKD 'me vJm1a'neL 5215 MCE Y-N LIGHT v-Nw 6fH'QDf,,N0'3'WLA5 1 0' O D O - LH,U'fxvfx xf?fWCT' x f s 6 0 ' t 0' 0 r 9 Feiei mem :vm ig Je -F' F 3 , 9. - 4' ,mr 6 fe, Eu-,:41.'A use mm Lev T gmc, . tb W t t x 0 0 5 udent Pack .,,, ..,, S H M U S I C S T 0 R E . H01 Kings Highway I57 Rouh 110 122 Fu venus U I Q N K K K I IOQ LYN, H I lON?NYk HEMPS NV MISS MANC E TER Each year during the spring, the Iunior Class nomin- ates five girls, who will be candidates for the title of Miss Manchester. The candidates are voted on appearance, personality, and their contributions to Manchester. The five candidates for the 1976-1977 year were Marie Gra- ziano, Robbin Gulino, Georgine Rizzi, Linda Stroinski, and Karla Zofrea. Karla Won the title and is reigning here at Manchester until a new Miss Manchester is chosen. iff fsf Karla has shown her school spirit by cheering the boys on during football and basketball season. Karla is being crowned Miss Manchester by last yearis Miss Manchester, Chr Silvestro. use During free time Karla works on her homework. 11:-au Karla waits anxiously for the period to end. ROBBIN GULINO MIS S MANCHESTER'S COURT Ji' 5 . x 1, 96 s 4 1 2 fs, 'Q ,4v,A -s ' . g I S?- Lk wk .4 'Q X x 3 H f 4. X kg. ' Psy 'K k 1, f hir x yi ,X ,, 7 5 WA 233,25 . 'Ei WV? N34 I , , .- 2 is 'Y Song Is Heard Through the Halls of Manchester at Christmas Time This year the Christmas Concert was quite a success. Members of the concert band, chorus, choir, and madrigals performed instrumental Christmas music and songs. The per- formance of these groups was record ed on an album for further enjoy- ment. , NJ' Y i 6 Q 3 f e if xii K The concert band plays a piece from the program. 146 Members of the choir prepare to sing to the student body. Members of the choir put their best into their performance ml 3 Mr. Lisena directs the band during one of the songs Mr. Bender directs the choir during the Christmas Concert presentation. Members of the choir prepare for the next piece. A FEELING GF CHRISTMAS During the Presidential Election in November the stu- dents at Manchester held their own mock election. It gave each person a chance, whether they were eighteen or not, to voice their opinion and enabled the History teachers to show how the democratic process operates. The outcome was that Gerald Ford was the victor and that legalized gam- bling was favorably agreed upon. FORD COMES OUT THE VICTOR IN OUR MOCK ELECTIONS iE6.iJs'w.us D002 demonstrates the procedure f 01 UUUWE- Individuals help with the registering of the student voters. 148 Registration is required before voting. Students wait their turn to cast their vote. Lots of pep and on the beam We re the school with the spirit Come on boys Let the opposite team hear it! Pep Rally Spirit Is Seen by All in the Gymnasium egg!! iff During the year, pep ral- lies are held for many sports. The student body, with the help of the cheerleaders and band, express their spirit through the cheers for the teams. Most appreciated by the players is the spirit re- vealed by fans who attend the games and who provide encouragement. Raft, 'AQCLJQ1 0122 A461214 TZDQA, C0111 1401!-ff Ivy The Student Council Dance was the First of Many Successful Dances at Manchester The first dance of the year, sponsored by the Stu- dent Council, was to welcome Freshmen to Man- chester. This was the first time that a disc-jockey was used rather than a band. Its great success added much money to the treasury which enabled the coun- cil to start their activities. Xljr Robbin, Greg, Mark and Ray open the way to the first dance of the year. Bobbin and Linda exhibit one of the popular records by Bowie. -qw me .ENN yiygqggs I c'Let the A record case exhibits the stars of famous movies. Good Times Rolli' 1 F C5 xr p W Md Wffpgwlrjjpww MMM g shaky XLL J L XJ ULWCJW room to remember songs, people teachers, times and places . . . X N The staff of the Aurion gives you WWE LL HAVE THESE MOME T TO REMEMBER. MARIE CRAZIANO LINDA STROIN SKI 77 MARIANN E TEITSMA and DONNA Di GANGI YVONNE VANDER PUTTEN Ani -I MARIA COLUCCI KAREN KELNHOFER and MARY KOSTER Junior Honor Guard Each graduation becomes a success because of the combined efforts of many people. The Iun- ior Honor Cuard participates in the graduation ceremony by leading the procession down the hill and allowing the graduates to pass through. The Junior Honor Guard consists of junior girls who are members of the National Honor Society. It is a pleasurable and honorable duty for all who participate. GEORGINE RIZZI MARIIEAN FRANCIS PENNY ALLEN CHERYL STATELY SHAWN GILLESPIE K 5 , nNW , . .-in ,: Qu.. famine The Tables Are Turned During the Powder Puff: Rah Rah Guys, Football Galsn The Powder Puff Came is an enjoyable one to Watch each year. While the junior and senior girls fight outv the football game, the junior and senior boys can be seen on the sidelines leading the cheers along with the spectators. This year, after a week of the feuding between the two teams, the Seniors came out as the victors. The Senior boys lead the team with cheers The Juniors discuss plays in the huddle. The play begins. '6Take That Footballli' Mr. Bryant, the Junior Coach. Priscilla throws a perfect pass to Heidi Kirchner. -tm'-st 'fn'-.ZR iss Sandra Briguori rs. Martha La Pooh r. and Mrs. Paul Chearney r. Waldo Tokarz r. and Mrs. Patrick Zuccola arlene and Tom heryl Gruters OW r. and Mrs. Paul Hausleben aven Labs r. and Mrs. Edward Hausleben Vlr. and Mrs. C. Tedeschi en Polkowski ongratulotions Mary Koster utrageousl l l Vlr. and Mrs. M. Van Eeuwen lAr. and Mrs. W. Vroegindewey Mr. and Mrs. J. Koster Food Luck Tony-From Cathy inda Samanek lAr. and Mrs. R. Samanek 'Elbow Best Wishes Ellen, Love Bob vlr. and Mrs. H. DeMoy and Family Thank you-Frampton 'Fives Jim Nichols Iudi-May All Your Dreams Come True-Doug Congratulations Phyllis, from Kathy and Marlo Congratulations Phyllis, Mary and Judi Congratulations from the Three R's onald W. Petrullo r. A. R. Elia rian Calderini ayanne and Joanne 76 alph Damiano's Family Cris, Kathy, Tommy and Barb Qtr. and Mrs. Hungler osa Molamusa .amis Molamusa BOOSTERS Mawrin Chak Al Ru and Dolores Magnini dolph W. Samanek The Laudicina Family: Manny, Ara, Minty, Jonathan Congratulations Seniorsl Mark Marzalek Mary Lynn and Jim Willie Lee King Mrs. Ruth G. Hoffmeyer Annie Baldy Ro salie H. Bingham Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bingham Bye M.R.H.S. from Annie, Debby, Kathy, George, Stro and Jute John, Losco, Vince, Turp Mr. and Mrs. Brown Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Holbert Roy Rogers Restaurant Congratulations to Class of 77 Mrs. Diane Blaschak and Children Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wozney Alexander Matchett Da The Babirads wn Eardly John M. Moore The Dawson Family Co okie and Jim Sikora Mary Monroe Mr s. P. Engold Bachy, Dunk and Spanky B. . and Mrs. Allen Dougherty Mr Mr. Erwin Long Big Steve Mr. Fred Kowalchuk Mr. Andrew Socha Mrs. Sanders Jay, llene, Bradley, Siegel John Fortunato Family Walt's Hilltop Garage D'Andrea Hairstyling and Cutting Noeline Holmes The Jaco Gang Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clarke Mr. Joseph O'Neill Lauren and Karyn Grossi Frank and Gina Mr. Robert Spreen Dom and Dawn Squirrely and Shirley Linda and Blackie The Norbe Family Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kushner Joanne Ferrari The lozzia Family Tillie Dailey Rocco Pierri Mrs. A. Cestra John Marinaro Good Luck-Helen Simi Ashlet Rose Blundo Jackie Cimino Mr. and Mrs. Curtnick Theresa Barbuto and Vincent Congratulations Tree-Vince Bruce Baten The Gang from Arthur Treacher's Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. G. Czubat David Bowie Elaine and George Czubu' Bob and Bev Verga Mr. Czerniecki Mr. Hutton Chairman Mao Occhi's Fountain Mr. and Mrs. James Ferraro Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vitagliano Best Wishes Liz 4 Love Aunt Dee and Uncle Nick Arthur Vitagliano Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sheppard Jeff and Linda Sandy Ventrella-76- Zuhal Toturgul Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ulbrich Miss Mongiardo Susan Luedtke C. Ebersbach Buddy and Mel Mrs. Olga Kinz Diane says Hi Karen and Dave Karen K. Geri-Karen G. 109 Girls Room Karen: Stay Happy-Laurel Mr. and Mrs. W. Doud Riche and Bette Billy and Sandra Doud Mr. and Mrs. H. Sabiel Mr. and Mrs. R. Clark Uncle Milty Mrs. Wolvers Donna Klepper Jim Klepper The Feelies Rock 'n Roll With Me Bowie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sawey Mr. and Mrs. John Moccio Carvel of Hawthorne Rose Bud and Butcher Boy Photos by Mario Lucille Mavro Little Joe Carvel Kent Lorroin and Brian Preston Noelle We'll Miss You All Mr. and Mrs. Caposele Terry Maresca Fran Rose, Frank and 3 Blundos Mr. and Mrs. Angsten Arthur Riemer Wanda Mr. and Mrs. John Warnet John and Pat Lady Mische Bones and Bubbles Sam Spare and Grabber l5 George Vetan William G. Plowman Mr. and Mrs. S. Chak Red Foodtown W. Hicks Dennis Polosin Linda Rizio Russell and Annette Pier Gingersnap l5 Angler Base Kate Giglio Mr. and Mrs. John Couturier Mr. and Mrs. James Jimenez Rev. Warren A. Hughes nch 11 ul 51, Mr. Corlett Ly Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Riggi Allan Kwasnik Mr. and Mrs. George Costantino Mr. and Mrs. A. 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J. 07508 ARTHUR 6RO0M 8 IO., INC DIAMONDS f FINEJEWELRY 320 LAFAYETTE AVENUE HAWTHORNE, NEW JERSEY - 427-0228 - BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '77 BRO0KfS' DI.fC0llNl' CENTER ak Dosf fhou love life? - Then do nof squander fime, for that is the stuff life is made of. Benicmin Franklin Memoriam 0 BAYMUND PILKINGTIIN from SENIOR HOMEROOM 211 MARY ANN PERCARPIO JEFF PIERCE JIM PILKINGTON SHEILA PORUS JOSEPHINE PORPORINO RICHARD POSCH STEVE PURWIN MS. BRIGUORI DANIELLE RIVERS JANE ROGACKI HARRY ROGERS WILLIAM REDDIN MANUEL RODRIGUES DEBORAH ROWAN CARL ROSATO DEBBIE RYAN KEN ROTH TOM SAFFIOTI SHIRLEY SANTORO SANDY SCHEIBLE DAVID SCHNELL JOHN SCHWEIGHARDT TONY SCORDATO GAIR SARLOUS ,Q E DROSDECT DARK SAVI NGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ---r 396 Haledon Avenue, Haledon, N. J, 07508 Teleph 12013 523-3400 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING AT THE PANTRY PRIDE SHOPPING CENTER RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL M53 INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE Al VIN G. BIAU REALTORS 569 HIGH MOUNTAIN ROAD 201-427-saoo NORTH HAIEDON N I 07508 I9 f . 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Gramma and Grandpa Defranco CLASS GRADUATES OF I977 BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS mr MISCHE rAMlz Y NORTH HALEDON, N. J. 'A' HOMERO0M 223 'A' To Our Daughfer LYNDA and The CLASS of '77 Congrafulafions, Success, and Happiness! CARULL-' and DUN HA VLIN 427-4726 05' WALD MA IFR MASON ak FREE ESTIMATES NORTH HALEDON, N J DE BL IECKTS' PHARMACY August DeBIieck, B.S.S., R.P. Thomas Brino, B.Sc., R.P. 'k 407 HIGH MOUNTAIN ROAD NORTH HALEDON, N. J. Phone: 427-6300 LET US DO YOUR DIRTY WORK FANCY CLEANERS 320 BELMONT AVENUE HALEDON, N. J. 742-9521 Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service gongrafufafiond ana! EJ wdked fl, fAe CAM of 1977 flfom . . . The Cookie Mon Co., Inc Mr. ond Mrs. Henry Von Dyke Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Kurschner Mr. ond Mrs. John Wozney Congrafufafiona ana! Ed wdAe6 fo Me Cfaaa of l 97 7 Lf Succedd, .AMAA ana! .jvlalalainerid . . . Cbomlogmenfa of International Bakery and The Pa rty H ut Gotfle Road, Hawthorne, N. J. SENIOR HOMEROOM 214 It's 8:70 as we start another long day, But it's been a lot of laughs we really must say. The bell has rung but not everyone's here. About ten seconds later, FRANK and MARK appear. The moment of silence is rarely observed, The announcements are read but never heard. MISS VAN GROUW is never in her proper chair, and CATHY and CHERYL are always brushing their hair. YVONNE and MARIANNE talk all the while, As MR. REUTER turns his head with a weird looking smile Sit down, scholars, please cooperate. No, you can't go to your locker, you'll have to wait. We can't forget TAGGS with his injured neck, Or the corny jokes ot DEB VANDERBECK. ED was always smiling and NANCY always quiet. Mr. Reuter you must admit your homeroom was a riot. LIZ and STEVE talk of romance in the world, While CAROL makes sure her hair is neatly curled. ROSE and NICK tied for the quiet award, and ANDY TOPP was forever bored. DEB and GEORG were in charge of collecting money, But no one ever had their dues which wasn't very funny. There wasn't even a dime for BARB'S last slam cardf Through all this commotion, ARLENE studied hard. Now it's 8:fO and we must move on. Just think, Mr. Reuter, next year we'II be gone! So smile, you'll be blessed with nice, quiet frosh, Probably wishing we were back, by gosh! We know you'll miss us-we'lI miss you, too. But happy memories will remain our whole lives through. gona! OZILLCL .X4l'lfA0l'lg ww! flee Cfaafs of '7 7 5llUHl1!Yl'll'5 RESTAURANT Q 423-0817 Mycor Construction Co., Inc. General Contractor 'A' 80 M tl A North Holedon, N. J. 07508 CCNGRATEJDLATIONS SENIORS Q FROM Q Q Q QQ Q Q o ogg Q, o HR S tmnjmggosslt JUNIORS 0 oo o o Q O, Go Q ,, Friends I hope the day will be a lighfer highway, For friends are found on ev'ry road: Can you ever fhinlc of any beffer way For fhe losf and weary fravelers fo go? Making friends for fhe world fo see, Lef fhe people know you gof what you need: Wifh a friend af hand you will see fhe lighf. If your friends are fhere, fhen everyfhing's all righf. If seems fo me a crime fhaf we should age. These fragile fimes should never slip us byg A fime you never can or shall erase, As friends fogefher wafch their childhood fly. Complimenis of HQMERUGM 269 by ZW mi? MW Q MPL? M Swfgw ww Codvmii QQ F Q WLM QZZQN S if by S g f,if m 7 Cb W MQW QQVW7 SWXMXXWM R MW Ea! Ima e5 aaa o '77 HQMERCCM 106 LYNN BUTTAFUOCO DAVE BUTYN ROBIN CALDERINI JIM CAPOSELE JUDI CANTILINA DAVE CAMPBELL ANN CLAYTON JOHN CIOFFI GERI CHIAPELLI KATHY CHAPPELL MIKE CASAZZA JIM CARFI MIKE CORBO MARIA COLUCCI CAROL CLUSS BERNIE CRISCENZO JEAN CRITCHLEY JILL CRITCHLEY JOAN CRISTANTELLO GAIL CZUBAT JAMIE DEAN MOUHAMMED ARISLANOUK DAWN HODDE PAT BAKONYI HEIDI HOLLINGER SEMA BAYRAMOGLU RANDY HOOGERHEYDE GERI BRADISH DONNA HOSSACK DEBBIE FULLARD JOHN HULME ESTELLE HAND LINDA IRWIN SUSAN HAI-HASSAN CHRIS JAEGER 0l'lgl Cl,tbL!CLfi0lfL5 fo fA8 KICLJJ 0 '77 Educafion is an admirable fhing, buf if is well fo remember from fime fo fime that nofhing fhaf is worfh knowing can be Taught. Oscar Wilde ll0MEll00 SANA HAOPSHY CATHY HAUSELBEN BERT HARLAND MARK HEERSCHAP DONNA HEISLER JOE HELBLE DEAN HERMAN 01 MR. LUDWIG PARMIN JELAHEJ TAMMY KARA ADNAN KASHT BILL KEVEN DEBBIE KAYTES BRENDA KING TERRY MARESCA Besf Wishes fo Carolyn Daughfer of MR. 81 MRS. ALBERT VAN GROUW from His Colleagues af all-sslzein sill-4 rvwills inc: PATRONS Congratulations, Class of '77, from Tom 81 Dawn From a Friend of'Manchester's Jack and Alberta Kuiphoff High Mountain Luncheonette Mr. and Mrs. Peter Southway Mr. J. G. Carr The Philadelphia PHILLIES will always be ilfl in my heart! Mr. Palek Edward Allan Publishers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Cioffi Colleen's Plantasia Mr. and Mrs. H. Rogers Golclin's Pharmacy Congratulations, Class of '77, Mr. and Mrs. Copolla Good Luck from Uncle Charlie Roman Gourmet Congratulations to the Class of '77 Taste of Italia Ruth Passaro Community Liquors Nick's Shoe Repair Congratulations to my only granddaughter, Pumpkin Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Matchett, Sr. Edward and Jean Rosato Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DiGangi Susan Heffner Congratulations from A Friend Mr. and Mrs. William Kehrly The Market Basket Beverly A. Jefferies Mr. and Mrs. W. Heyboer Mr. and Mrs. Norman Walker Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson Norman Walker, Class of '71 Tony and Rose Perrotta Best of Luck from Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ameye Mr. and Mrs. John Wozney Alkahn Stock Office Mr. and Mrs. James W. Kurpick Mr. and Mrs. John Deichmeister and Family Jim Deichmeister Kenneth-Mac-Rae Mrs. Dorothy Heinrick Joanne Van Hoorebeke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hagen Mr. and Mrs. Edward Puluse Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Armand Cardillo Mr. and Mrs. A. Petrullo Mr. and Mrs. A. Scheible To the most beautiful daughter in the world Love, Mother Richard R. Grandey P.T.S.A. President '74-'75-Louise Negast Mr. and Mrs. Mario Peano Adolph and Audrey Houckes Doug and Donna Mr. and Mrs. Al Edel and Family North Jersey Pizza The Big B gives best wishes to ELBOW Mr. ancl Mrs. Dino Peano Mrs. Agatha Barrow Mr. Tony Semeraro Mr. and Mrs. P. Borrelli Mr. and Mrs. Tartaglia Haledon Rathskeller Joe Kinni Salvatore L. Borelle, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. L. Carnevale and Family Marty Haber Colucci's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Robert Posch Mr. and Mrs. Hainthaler Gar Chew Lai Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parno Maryann Iannaccone Compliments of A. Petrie Mr. and Mrs. R. Calderini The Meal You Can Not Make At Home Bill Heyboer The Stroinski Family S P O N S O R S MAACO AUTO PAINTING 8t BODY WORKS MR. and MRS. KALFUS MR. and MRS. FRED FOLCO Congratulations Seniors, THE CHIAPELLI FAMILY VALLEY-TONE FARM, Wayne, N. J. Compliments of A FRIEND GLEN ROCK BEAUTY BOUTIQUE THE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT HALEDON AUTO PARTS THE INCRAMONA FAMILY MR. and MRS. J. VAN HOOREBEKE MR. and MRS. RICHARD SCORDATO Best in the World to my niece, Lynda-AUNT MARY MR. and MRS. A. KINDLER HOMEROOM I I9 C. DeROBBIO 81 SONS, INC., 'I95 Franklin Street, Paterson, N. J. JR'S LIQUORS RICHARDS INDUSTRIES MR. and MRS. M. S. VAN GROUW GOOD LUCK LARISSA! GAYLE'S BLOW CUT BEAUTY LOUNGE GOOD LUCK SENIORS! HOMEROOM 205 THE BEIINT Hanlr, Barb, loc, Iolm 8 .Nm -A' BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1977! I-'RED C01 UMBO ASPHALT PA VIN6 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '77 T0 WN PRINTING 307 NORTH 8TH STREET PROSPECT PARK, N. J. Ken McKim 271-2086 :k Lezott mgratulations Seniors from Gus, Class of '79! 14-Rich Hunt- Class of '76 '. and Mrs. Dominick Speranza me and Bruce 5f'l5f76 '. and Mrs. J. Donohue '. and Mrs. Henry Hanke '. and Mrs. Ronald Hanke ndy and Bob sephine Butler nbo :or Luck from Ann, Kathy and Laurie ula Ruth Fahsbender :linda Marszalek .MUEL-L-MOTT om McAn exander Vitone lion and Frank Mondschein hall Family ss Jeanne T. Landers rngratulations, Babe- Love Mike '. and Mrs. Louis Liguori '. and Mrs. Frank Altman ada Altman--Class of '77 wngratulations from Kneis Family tngrotulations Lin, Love Ronnie ltoinette Matchett . and Mrs. Joseph Losasso :k Von Seters l Den Herder 'ry and Cheryl . and Mrs. George B. Nichols . and Mrs. S. Harrow n Printing and Mrs. Vincent Ramundo Yanni Family wand Marion Marino h Ormezzano Family enn and Mike try Lavooy l. and Mrs. Robert Crossley rnhard Borgmann, Jr. . and Mrs. Jake Faosse Wrerly ancl Ted Faasse 'riel Faasse-GIMPY er Slootmaker . and Mrs. H. Faasse . and Mrs. R. Decker . and Mrs. J. W. Miller fephine Di Gangi '. and Mrs. E. VanderPutten no :VanHook Family . and Mrs. R. Valkenburg lldy and Ventia 'e and Jackie 1 and Nancy lla Colucci , and Mrs. Fred Serra . and Mrs. Michele Colucci 5. Josie Ferrante ry Pecci :ky VanGrouw , and Mrs. A. VanGrouw let s. R. L. Deluccia od Wishes from Ar. and Mrs. Ruzila ue Kid and His Wife and Mrs. John Klepacki and Mrs. S. Hirschhorn orge Bruce s. Wilbur Bruce and Mrs. Andrew J. Gvoth md Children n Tuit, Jr. nk Cortese and Mrs. Kelly BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Coleman Mrs. Betty Harding Troop 2 - Prospect Park Boy Scouts Janet C. Guariglio Janice Kurpick, Drum Maioretta D. Nahass - K. Kurpick VB Captains Good Luck-Miss McCann I Did It My Way Ray and .loan Schnell Dave Schnell-11971 Ray Schnell Mary Anne The First Cut is the Deepest Congratulations from Paul, Joe, Jim and Dave Steve, Bren, Max, Jennie and Hercules Pat, Espo, Joeann, Pat, Diane, Jean, Deb and Gabby Sa Hello, Hello! Finding Love is Worth Time L 81 B Kiss Grits, Chicken Legs Good Luck Senior Class, ln All You Do Go, Falcons, Go From Us to You Marie Cilibrasi, Pauline Baratta, Holly O'Biso, Fran Paglioro Congrats. From Us Grins, Smiles, Giggles and Laughs Hello to Jim in Germany The Phillies are the Picks in 76 Val-Maud Joe Sansale, Sr. Nap and Kang, Love the Gang The Five Flakes Good Luck Class of '77 Mr. Moore Bob and Ruth Mulder Mr. Thomas McGrath Stuart Homcy-Class of 1992 Mr. and Mrs. Vidale Haledon Gift Box Anthony M. Cerasani Frances Matthews Jim and Ina Salvato Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simone Carole and Roy Guillemin The Edward Percarpio Family Mrs. Bommelyn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Monastiro Steam Engine Pat Monastiro The Suizzo Family Pat Mabey Jack Ferriola Mr. Wilkes Congratulations from Sandy, Amy and Terry Class of 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Avato Sandy and Ed Conklin Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Salerno A Friend Willie and Pumpkin Herb and Chris Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Becker Mr. Thomas Hart Kevin T. and Anita V. Frank DeFranco H.H.L Willie and Diana Belmont Cleaners Fool On The Hill Anthony J. DeMasi Barbara Comerford Minnie and Avo Robertson Julie and Nick Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. R. Roetman Mr. and Mrs. J. Roetman Good Luck Seniors-Mrs. Franco Mrs. Greenway Miami 2017 Mr. Andrew Shane Wilbur Bruce Lynda and Rick Jim and Tony Bariso Lynn and Jeff Wozney In memory of The Cork Silver Beach Life Guards Mr. and Mrs. R. Plowman Bill and Lynn l2f29f74 My Baby Sister, Stephanie Butts Mr. and Mrs. James Manger Little Pup Scruff Good Luck Lynn Butts Mrs. Bertha Ulmeb Sophie G. Frignoca From Charlie and Everybody from Vic's, to Kim Phyllis and Joe Purwin Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cluss Harry Rogers Mikey Peano John Peano Congratulations P.K., J.C., M.K., B.E. and M.P. Congratulations Mary and Judi Judi and Doug Mr. and Mrs. Falkena and Family Best Wishes in the Future- Al and Kim Bert and Erniel Mrs. Alice P. Maclean Mr. Louis R. MacLean, Sr. Jackie Maclean Louis R. Maclean, Jr. Butch Walter and Giner Margaret E. Reese Irene Zimmerman Val Miniyev Barb and Ed Williams Congratulations Class of '77- Mrs. Andelorra Mr. and Mrs. More Mr. and Mrs. J. D. DePreker and Family To Phil Zof-With Love From Georg and Bo Juan's Mustash The Okken Family Good Luck Seniors from Big Red Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoogmoed Peter J. Fernandez Congratulations Class of 1977 Steve F. and Chris K. 76 Felicia Scarlato Mr. P. Palek Lisa Cristantello and Rick Policostro Summer Highland Falls Congrats to Cindy from Crabby and Doug Rev. and Mrs. Robert George Mrs. James Minish Nicholas J. Pascale .Congratulations to Joe Beun Much Success to Joe Beun Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kincaid Summer ot '76 The Bionie Chicken Don Nye Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ververs Mr. and Mrs. Louis Roffino Miss Sutyak Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hatem Ann and Bill 6f'l9f76 G. M. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson Margaret J. Serven Mr. and Mrs. G. Dorman Mr. and Mrs. David Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Douty Mr. A. Berchpold Jack 8. Bonnie For Frank's Pizza Good-Bye Ponti, We'll Miss YOU! B. D. K. L. Congratulatio 81 Me-K.L. . .N. Mr. and Mrs. E. Niedzwiecki Mr. and Mrs. G. Heinrich John and Robin 76 Mr. and Mrs. G. Spina Spanky May and Wiggles New York Yankees John Cioffi Mrs. E. Giordanetti Mrs. Ann Kearney Ahoy Bob and Mariiean Mr. and Mrs. John Francis Penauin Mr. and Mrs. E. Gallanthen Mr. and Mrs. E. Gallanthen Mr. and Mrs. George Giordanetti J and K and the Guards Spiderman and Stripies Mrs. J. Homes Adele's General Store Jack Clayton Carolyn Anne Cluss Tom Berger Linda Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeFranco The Haledon Ping Pong Club Mr. and Mrs. E. Menshon and Famliy John Edel Raymond Edel Kevin J. Matchett Best Wishes Class of '77, With Love from Georgine Bresleiz's 33 Flavors-Wayne, N.J. The Get-A-Way Sports Center Vision Center Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bariso Mr. and Mrs. Y. F. Dietrick Lois Dietrick Family Shoe Store CHaledonj Haledon Provision Geri's Uncle Frank Geri's Uncle Bob Diana A. Chiappelli National Electronics Repair Ann and Dan Ramella Haledon Gift Box Paul Zuchowski Jos F. Renne James CBig Jim, Gilbert Nancy '72 Pete and Laura linda Lockwood Tim and Tom Mclnerney Mrs. Elaine Lockwood A Friend 7 Juniors and a Sophomore, 4th Lunch Jim, Debbie, Pandora and Shong-Yin Anthony DeNova John Carroll Helene and Frank Jackie The Haycook Family The Len Family Bob and Jean Mr. 81 Mrs. Peter Schooneiongen Mr. B. Mrs. L Vanderspiegel, Sr. Mr. 8. Mrs. Wm. DeYoung Paul G. Mellon Silvano Lorusso Humberto Malizia Erena Lorusso Mr. Southway Aunt Gin Robin Marie Calderini A Friend Starr Joan Nichols Augie Naundorff Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Cavaliere Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Govin Mrs. Julie Govin Sharon Kaytes-'76 Shane Stinnord Congratulations from Pat and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Robert Legg Phyllis and George Mclnerney Baccbus Mr. and Mrs. M. Paugh Mr. Borus Wieder Mr. and Mrs. W. Pierce H.H.L. the Best Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lota Wilhelm VanderTeems Veronica Prior Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eardley Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walker, Jr. Anna Alaggio Mrs. Ruth Fodi Alicia and Tony Giocin Aschad and Barbara Mary Renkel Jan Berry Quantas Livesl June Marzalek Ann S. Hughes Marianne Bommelyn The Maiella's-Joe, Sandy, Lori and Lisa Mr. and Mrs. Russell Aten Deb and Ed 2-T4-76 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rege Mr. and Mrs. Robert Widovic Mr. and Mrs. George Proff, Sr. Debbie Matchett Good Luck-The Rizzi Family Li Wah Lai-A. T. Buddy Casey Santini Jeff Le Fave Nice Guy Gary Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferriola Good Luck Tree and Robin-Mim Charles and Joyce Aitken Chick and Cheryl Aitken Nora Petkus Fran Tarr The Berry Family M.S.-Pauline Chidiac P.A., R.M., C.C., T.M.! Class of '77 Garage Girls Paulette and Greg Michele D'Amelio Kathy Lalley Mr. Lawrence Olsen Denise Casazza Pooke Mrs. McGrady Cindy Helmlinger Terry Erzmoneit Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mac Rae Emily and Kennie Congratulations Donna from Mr. and Mrs. Klepper Rob Colella Debbie Lobosco Dove Butyn Angelo and Debbie Mr. and Mrs. J. Hennen Priscilla Cookie Albert Stephen A. Hoogerhycle Debbie Bloor Debra Lee Gvoth Gloria Eardley Mr. and Mrs. Rich Kooistra Jimmy's Pizzeria of Haledon And now The end is near . . . nWE'VE DGNE IT CJUR WAY Thanks Io: RAE PUBLISHING CO., Cedar Grove, NJ.- BOB APEDA STUDIOS, N.Y., N.Y.,- WALLY and GENE N, W, I W . V 4 W' M , Gif if Www ,B K lu V34 Wi Mi? A' Www ww Mwqp mQs w M wsm W ff W MM M fm 1 WDwW'Kf 62,QfSj Q5 Opgycr M ,QJgdjj0f 6,9 J 525Q! 55533 . ., ....L..g....,................A....-,,J.........4...1...,..4,,. ,,,. ,. ,, M ..,-,..,v.-.,... ...,-g.Q..,.. . , ,, MW