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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1980 volume:

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Annie Hall life Best Picture 900 Die in lonestown Mass-Suicide Lesley Brown - 1st Test-Tube Baby A Q L X X swf .y.F ?,-,, Son of Sam Yankees Win World Series Blackout in NYC . . . Queen Liz II Celebrates Her Silver lubilee . . . Gary Gilmore ls Executed . . . jimmy Carter Sworn in . . . Borg Wins Wimbledon I lIR0CkyII -awaxx A Wll1S ............-f-- Best R Picture VK tt, M i :i K Z ... H , , iff? tt. ' Legionnaire's Disease Kills 29 in Philly . . . Howard Hughesand I. Paul Getty Die . . . lohn Lennon Gets Permanent Residency in the U.S America's Big Birthday Party - 1976 Marks Our Nati0n's Bicentennial!!! Streaking Hits the U.S. With Homer 715 r Aaron Beats the Babe lury Convicts Nixon Aides . . . S. Vietnam Surrenders to Communist Forces . . . jimmy Hoffa Is Missing . . .laws Premieres . rx, Billie lean King Defeats Bobby Riggs Earthquake in Nicaragua . . . Watergate The Godfather . . . Bobby Fisher Wins Nixon Visits China Chess Title . . . Picasso Is Dead at Age 91 4. ' w fe ge. i The Beatles Break Up Rolls-Royce Bankrupt U.S. Observes Earth Day . . . U.S. Deaths in Vietnam Total 45,019 . . . Charles DeGaulIe Dies . . . New York City Police Strike The objective of a yearbook is to catalogue the events of a school year. But we didn't want to do this in an ordinary or boring manner. We tried to give some life to this book, and fill it with things that would be exciting and memorable to you, the students. Hopefully, we've achieved this goal. Editors ..............Layout Caroline Runo ............ Literary .....Typing Chris Van Genderen ........ Sports Kim Malatesta ....... loe Vlllanl ............. Business Advisors Mrs. Brown and Mr. DiCerbo . . . . .Pictures CONTENTS 1 .... ............ I ntroduction 10 .... .... C urriculum 33 . . . ..... Spring Section 50 .... ......... S ports 74 . .. .... Clubs 88 . . . .......... Events 106 .... .... U nderclassmen 130 ..... ........ S eniors KS DES SS 5 COMPA SHEAOD SBIOOS m 'men E -.I E - U This Page Co pl: ts of Manchester d A CD1 M STC! RULERS LJTS RC H The Administration at Manchester is composed of Mr. Spreen, Mr. Grandey, and Mr. l-leyvvang. Their job is to insure the smooth running of our school. Such areas as dis- cipline, guidance, and decision-making come under their jurisdiction. All emergencies, teacher-student problems, and ordinary occurrences must be dealt with on a daily basis. Their goal is to continually better our school on both an academic and practical level - a task not easily com- pleted. But with hard work and determination they do an excellent job. Mr. Robert Spreen, Principal Mr Richard Grandey Administrative Assistant Administration Mr. joseph Heywang Director of Guidance pneog of Education Several Board members ponder the latest issues. g ' g :Y W ,, Mr. Albert Portela, Mr. Samuel Petrecca, Mr. Frank Catania Mr. Kenneth Tilstra President Vice-President Mr. Fred Nazare Mrs. Eleanor Gaffney Rev. lames Biornstad Mr. Anthony Francin Mr. jeffrey Fischer Mr. Paul Corazza, Mr. Robert Gillespie, Mr. Samuel Wiener, Superintendent Bd. Secretary Bd. Attorney The Board of Education -the schooI's decision makers at their best. 13 i A cn .2 'U 3 -i-v CD Tc: occupie an 'G f Q English V' - 1 Mr. Phillips lectures in History class. gf, If .pug i g 1 Mr, Robert Legg Mrstiheryl Metrey, Mrs. Ieanne Brown Mrs. Donna Kearney airperson Q' .r,,fg1gxKiw ii ! KJ . H f i gffmi f Mr. Lawrence Olsen Mrs. Shirley Bogdanffy Ms. Maryann Chitko Mr. Fred Politinsky i F i i Mr. joseph 0'NeiII Miss Vivian Breier Mrs. Doris Hirschhorn Miss loan Sutyak M f 'V' .W i . i .w ifi wi, ' -. 1, ., 1' - Mr. George Phillips Mr. Walter Reuter :Jgsn IJ I Q 3 FD rn P 6 y Cooking looks simple when done by a professional. Ms. Nancy Schuring, Miss.Sandra Briguori Mr. Robert Brown Mr. lames Grossi Chairperson Mr. james Bender Mr. Gene Czerniecki Mr. Robert Crossley Mr. Robert Krauschaar -Q., . ,A ff Qi if q t' 6 f i L WE? 5 Z 2 Y Q A C Q rrr F Mr. Stephen Bender Ms. Diane Klein Mr. Iacob Faasse Mr. lohn Wilkes I Laura sings her best during choir Industrial Arts 2 few? And now you addl tablespoon . ,, 15 Mr. lames Barriale ll V1 Miss leanne Landers - a x - , A 7 is '-F L M I . f iii ' if Dr. Marvin Chartoff Mr Samual Wollruch Mrs. Mildred Kelnhofer Focus on Mass Ho 5 , i 1 T -6 i.u Phys The last mile's always the hardest- but stick it out Debbie and loanne 'Q Mr. Steve Pine, Mr. lefferson Holbert Mr. Keith Post Miss Diane Mongiardo Chairperson Miss Barbara Gensinger Mr. Richard Ludwig Mr. Algahonse Dattolo, Mr. Damiano Sclafani C airperson 5. it Mr. Thomas Hart, Mrs. Susan Olsen Mrs. Diana Cubby Mrs. Gabrielle Athletic Director Whittemore A Manchester student weighs in for another school year. ni- g no : on : Q on m YE Fo XJ rr? :Ain V viii, ,' .R L, I lo X , fiifffdf if 5iifii5iSE,ifW if mi it QV V MQW' W' wif W i ' MSX-yisiifii 'Ui if fri 05- xiii sw f M Mr. Libert finds a following at M.R.H.S. Miss Ann Hughes Mr. l0hn Carr, Mr. Howard Southway Mr. Phil McGarry Chairperson was Mr. Elmer Swlft Mr. Thomas DlCerbo Mr. Lawrence Tornow Mr. Arthur Riemer Even Physics can be fun! Mr. Boris Wieder Mr. Frank Libert Mr. Carmelo Gentile Mr. Kenneth Zollo Mathematics Mr. lohn Moore Mrs. Patricia Hatem 18 f2-- Have I got a story for you. Miss Gensinger lays down the line in 8 ym class. -GFX ! i Mr, I, Bender sure believes in music. V, Students get by with a little help from their friend - Mr. Crossi Oh, the trials of being Student Council Advisor Qui est? Cest Mademoiselle Mongiardo! A woman's work is never done. o ppo J E O D Q. 20 Z ro Ei Nt Ni il L The various shops in the Industrial Art Department teach students howto manufacture items made by their ovvn hands. Metal shop, wood shop, and electronic 'shop may some day help students to be efficient Welders, carpenters, and electricians. The mechanical drawing program enables individual pupils to learn the finer points of architecture. lndus- trial Arts have many practical purposes in today's machine-oriented society. My, aren't we intent on shopwork! It's plane to see what he's doing. Will they ever learn board footage? The Home Economics dept. offers students a variety of self-help courses. Students can learn how to cut the high costs of clothing by learning how to sew. Cooking can also be a rewarding experience, as it teaches the individual to be cre- ative with food. The family life course instructs its pupils in the proper methods of coping in one's present family and possibly one's future family. All in all, the accomplishments learned in the Home Economics department will last a lifetime. Mixing up another mysterious concoction in Home Economics. U3 2 -rs Help Courses Q in , A SING Diana designs yet another garment in sewing class. MaryBeth learns one of the more domestic arts. and no more squirting each other with those Water Bottles. . Va. i , Vi' 3 t i, i I i 5 l , 2 9. . sy ,au ,iff i 2 i l Abound I : 3 sw : Ei no CD SOCIAL STUDIES Columbus sailed the ocean blue Unfortu- nately not all history facts rhyme, but still the History Department manages to give us a comprehensive view of many facets of history, particularly of our own country. ENGLISH English may not be everyone's favorite subject, but it is necessary for anyone living in today's society to be able to communicate. The way in which a person expresses himself verbally and in written form will be an important factor in the success they attain. Man- chester's English teachers try to instill a basic under- standing of our language in all of the students, com- bined with exposing them to literature. Mini-courses also provide opportunities to explore different fields of study. In all, the English Department tries to make this important subject enjoyable. ART Creativity and individuality are the principles of the Art Department Students learn to express them- selves in such areas as sculpture, painting, designing and commercial art. With programs geared to bring out a person's talent, the Art Department sees many of its students going on to fine arts colleges all over the U.S. Who knows, maybe a future Michelangelo or Picasso is in Manchester right now!!! MUSIC Whether a person wishes to sing, play an instru- ment or merely gain insight into music, the Music Department enables students to become more famil- iar with music. The high moments of the school year include listening to the wonderful concerts given at Christmas and in the winter and spring. Playing an instrument means that a person is able to perform in the marching, stage or concert bands. For people with a great music interest the music appreciation class provides music environment. Many students will remember the great experiences in the Music Department. ,www I . .,,,. i X if I 1 1 .. . . ff. I ffft . . E- V .. ii. ..., t. ,, , ,,.. .. t 5 .V i ml . S . - I tt' ' Q! at ' I m . I iiiii M i n' K: 1 lil lii . i?:5::1 :a:ci:: in ii.. , ri if 'gig Ns 3 1 at X g Q at X I E at I 3 N s K N X E 3 . . , ,,,.. ,,,,. , is g lanty uses library resources. High school is sometimes hard work. Ioe gets down to business in History class. -sat. x iff. - iliii -- ,....... I W'-'- M. , .- X .- --we , f------...W , f N4-M' f wivff , Q' Z at V H We-wm.mf s ft W fi amass W N .es L -M0673-iiftwf-a.2?5 , Alfred checks out the magazines during his study period. 3 s f mdk. ---A :QE Trumps-ting away in the band room. W1 M, Music provlcit-5 relaxatnon during a iong schooi day. Trish poses for Art Class. Nancy starts another project. F Exercise A sound body is essential for a sound mind. And a sound body is exactly what our Physical Education Department wants for all students. To achieve this, subjects such as run- ning, basketball, dance and gymnastics are offered. With so many different sports available, almost everyone has a chance to participate in his or her favorite. During a long day of sittin in classrooms, gym provides a release of energy for some students. Exercising one's mind and one's body are inseparable at Manchester. 'Q lust look at those biceps! Manchester's Best! vi K x jackie checks her pulse after running lust four more laps to go! Working at the blackboard helps students accumulate par- ticipation points. Working in Bio. Lab provides underclassmen with many new experiences. Bob, and George use the voltmeter in electronic shop. tf'1if,,,M6x From dissecting in Biology, to concocting in Chemistry, Manchester offers many different types of science experiences. Such courses as Biology, Earth Sci- ence, General Science, Chemistry and Physics are available for all students. Labs are included in the more advanced science courses, with one lab period a week. Experiments provide a deeper understanding of science for students, along with being quite enjoyable. The Science Department's aim is to teach students basic facts about the subject, and that is precisely what they do. Almost all the Math courses needed for college are offered here at Manches- ter. For underclassmen, basics, such as Algebra I and Geometry, are available, along with General and Business Math for students not planning on attending college. Advanced topics such as Trigonometry, Algebra lll and Analytic Geome- try are also covered. For the students interested in Math, Manchester can really supply all the work needed. When you add it all up, Math at Manchester is an interesting and rewarding subject. Busy as a beaver, Adrian concentrates in class. 25 YSES W C 2. 3 FD 3 Cou ...ping ping ping ping... ' if gigs ...ping ping ping ping ping... , What else can you say about these pictures? Students: Troy Baker, Vicki Peshkopia, Bernie Menger The business department at Manchester serves many purposes. Stu- dents do not take such courses just to receive a high grade, but to learn skills necessary to compete in the business vvorld. Tvvo years of both typing and stenography are offered to prepare future secretaries or clerks. Bookkeeping is also offered from which a career in accounting could be derived. Even college preparatory stu- dents find some of these business courses worthwhile. Some knowledge of typing, for example, is necessary in college, since many assignments are accepted only in the type-written form. ...ping mt? 7 'l Mike uses the language lab during Spanish class. l ' 1 :2 K iesss sss T . ss,ss ....32,.. .,,, . eeeeiX L Qiil ff f Translation: German, the language of geniuses! The Foreign Language Department of Manchester strives to have students appreciate and understand the foreign culture which they are studying. ln order to help the advanced students of language, Mr. Dattolo evaluates them and places them in a higher level of study. The Department also tries to make students aware of the exciting career opportunities a foreign language education provides. Languages Grace Hartigan confers with the nurse, Mrs. Kelnhoffer. . . . Q 1 3 ,Q 4Uvf..,,,.AW . ' w.. . ' Practice makes perfect for 7th period choir. 7, W, ---'SNN' VN-X ' 'nffklh! 'm1 27 gf Tools of the trade . . . in woodshop. gf p Working can be an enjoyable experience. C.l.E., or Cooperative Industrial Education, is a system where students learn the basic concepts of industrial operations. The on-the-job training, which the participants gain, really makes the experience worthwhile. And this year, the CIE gang has added a few girls to its ranks. This program is headed by Mr. Faasseh With a job comes responsibility for Don Devirgilio Cooperative 5 Q. C S'-L Z. fl First Row: Frank Poartfleet, Ken Grant, lim Dean, Klaus Kupies, Steven Dean, Mark Cavill, Gerry DiMartino, Mike Guszak. Second Row: lohn Peano, jackie Len, Alida Greendyke, -' Anna Schaap, Bob Grieder, Bob Gillespie, Glenn Polifrone, Ken Wellema. Third Row: lim Q DePow, Kevin Lami, Ray Stambolie, Brian Pospiel, Wayne Salute, Keith Milner, Steve Kow- 3 l'H Q. C 6 D FP alski. l Nothing attracts business like a smile. I 912-A First Row: Tracy Nasso, Monica Mitsch, Dawn Taylor, Debbie Cook, Sharon Kaytes, Shirley de Leeuw. Second Row: Morris Feld, lim Manzella, loni Ayick, jackie Livatino, leanne De longhe, Sally Del Corso, Kate Luraschi, Pat Bendle. Third Row: Mark Cavill, Debbie Dean, Tracy Hart, Linda Gam- ble, Kathy Garofalo, Tom Culmone, Sandy Ventrella, jackie Ryan, Kathy Wheeler, Donna Kaghdou, Mr. Fairweather. Fourth Row: Debbie White, Diane Warrelmann, Debbie Bookholt, Laurie lacobs, Vince Barbuto, Ken VanderWerf, Aitech Nassus. First Row: loni Ayick, lackie Livatino, Sally Del Corso. Second Row: Linda Gamble, Kathy Garotalo, Sandy Ventrella, jackie Ryan, Cathy Wheeler. Third Row: Mr. Fair- weather, Debbie White, Diane Warrelmann, Debbie Bookholt, Laurie Jacobs, Vince Barbuto, Ken VanderWerf, Donna Kaghdou. Diane works at Brooks, a store in North A8tP shopping center, Q W 4-1- 2. U' C '21 . 4 rn Education I 84 ll DE l and DE ll are Distributive Education courses. They involve students who are working in part time jobs. The students work in department stores and service out- lets. In distributive education, the classes are related mostly to the job, although the students learn to be competent in the classroom as well. They are taught entry level skills in all phases of their lives. ' ge r psf wx T W B pi ,I l ff On ati UC Ed C5 C O 'U rn H aa 'I 4 rn O ii '22 n rn 'vmi-wi.. Seated: lackie Cimino, Margie Critchley, Liz Foti, jackie Kara, Kelly Van Dolan, Rita LaBarck. Standing: Sharon Santoro, Gary Mandara, Don DeVirgilio, Mr. Burghardt, Dave Boone, Robin Sands, Andy Rocco, loanne LaBarck, Steven Unger. W ,,'ie11- 5 Smiling, Steve gets down to business. wud' Margie Critchley on the job. With a pleasant and direct manner, lackie answers the phone at the insurance agency where she is employed, In COE, Cooperative Office Education students apply for part time jobs. Their jobs include various clerical activities. Before leaving at 12:25, the students attend their regular classes. Many students feel that this system is a good way to learn about earning a liv- ing. Mr. Burghardt, the C.O.E. instructor, is pleased with this year's program. VV,, , h,, ,,1V1 , Well, loanne, it beats 7th period History! 'A'--N4iiQw'QefHg3Qxa+:: Debbie straightens the racks at K-Mart in Wayne. A work study program, one which prepares an individual in the world of business, is offered to the students at Manchester. Each participating student receives the credits for attending class and for having an after- school job. Because of their jobs, the students are dismissed after just half of a school day. There are three divisions of this program, CIE, D.E., and COE. I an salesglrl llll'li ' fx 4 Kenny VanderWerf is employed at the Cedar Hill lnn a local restau rant owned by the Chernalis family. The Alternative Learning ork Study Experience ,,,,, , .M It X The library provides relaxation for the students. 51:55 A if -an Ping! Ping! Ping! . . . go the typewriters in Miss Holmes' class. Manchester students measure up! lnten on , W, V, W ,.M..-'3s, , 41 ff fp il I all A night with good food and good Company. in Underclassnnen watch their friends graduate. Is his mind really on school work? Michael Yanni shows happiness upon graduating. H SS Succe al' First Field Do it Augie! Max performs for students on Field Day! Even the teachers get into the spirit of Field Day as Mr. ...some good clean fun? C ' k' h ZQFFNSC IS OWS US, 1979 will always be remembered in the history of Manchester as the year of the first Field Day! Students and teachers for- got about homework and books for a day and instead went outside and had a ball! Homerooms competed against each other in such events as the wheelbarrow race, the five-legged race, and the snail race. Music and food was provided for all at lunch time. The day turned out to be a real success. 3-l Monica's working hard, but Caroline's just having fun! 'miwbiy he xt r - ,MQ - 4 m,,.,,t ..L , V S in ,,... 51 sits W e - f 'Fpi!f M ifi f iiiis i k MA.. ,L ,AU F rim A R tow W zz v-+1 , - i , lg Q K u 'wa . 51 K int get A-,syn - 1, .siiiitsrtkifl si SP vi?fL,.: , .K Teachers really have to stick together especially on Field Day. Who vvould believe some of the teachers in, vvhat, jeans? But they were all out there, giving their all and egging on their homeroorns. That's what really made Field Day so great, the togetherness that bonded the teachers and students, It was also the same kind of together- ness that made the day possi- bleg without Mr. Post's fine enthusiasm and hard work, Field Day would have lust remained an idea. Why art-n't these kids in c lass? lt's Field Day! . , .and they're off! Another fine mess you got me into! 33 The Cast Maria Krawczuk, Robert Zollo, Elena Vidal, lim Len, Denise May, john Edel, Dennis Scalzitt, Nabil Hajau, Randy Espo- sito, Rich Kugel, Dave Gaffney, Mindy Kling and Tracy Bal, Prompter. Ever find a body in your window seat? Bob Zollo did! The Show 36 'Il E, 3 cu 3 ra :V rn 2 ro - Z m 5. cn - O cu Q. 5 na f. 3 T' lxl Ci N5 U 2. ro Q. O -1 saog U The 1979 school play, Arsenic and Old Lace, was a funny story about two old ladies who poisoned lonely elderly gentlemen. The characters included the nephew, who was like Boris Karloff and several Keystone cops. The mys- tery comedy concluded with the Brewster sisters poisoning the warden of Happy Dale sanitarium in order to prove that they had killed more people than their nephew lonathon. Mr. Zollo, the director, was pleased with the cast's performance and hopes to see them try out again for next year's play. 7Y'l l F 1 I i 3 2 E ! E s Scenery and costumes really make Arsenic and Old Lace a winner, Make-up can be fun! On your mark, get set, GO! The fun-filled times of the Spring '79 Stu- dent Council Week will be hard to forget. The first event was Student-Teach day, then the council trip on the Circle-Line, and then T-shirt day. The skateboard contest held towards the end of the week was a big success. And finally came Mixed-up day, which really lived up to its name! lf clothes reflect your personality, what can you say about these? What a team! Kim and a friend battle against the faculty in the Student Coun- cil Donkey Basketball Game, o Those daring young men on their flying skateboards! Kenny takes a jump at the skateboard contest. If you had been making hoagies since 5:00 a.m., you'cl sit in a sink too! 37 tes ta S the to CD D -rs 1-1- U' 2. Team Members: I. to r.: First Row: Gina Haucke, lodi locavelli, Debbie Chisari, Lori Matits, Kathy Poterela. Second Row: Geri Saya, Debbie Ormezzano, Michelle Dupre, Debbie Manno, Stefanie McCalle, Lynn Wozney, Sue Sturm. Third Row: loan Campbell, Robin Sands, Rita Giordanetti, Ann Dittamo, Nancy Emker, Laurie Kearns, Carol Krupa, Mrs. Olsen. I lS wr AUT THE 'Z r fga ,fi ,. . x . 1 1 TJ ,.. ,... . ... . 5 S .V . . . 1 - ,gf H H . 1 . -,.. . ,..- , 1, t r ' m ef K I P 4 , fs- fs .A , i i .., l, Sure it's only a game, but . ., Debbie really gives her all to the team. Come on Rita, it can't be that bad' Who says girls aren't good at sports? lust look at Manchester's softball team! These girls made it all the way to the States, with a league record of 11 and 6, and an overall record of 16 and 8. This was a team that really made things happen! Even when Mrs. Olsen was sick during the States, they stuck together. The girls would like to thank Mr. Grossi for filling in as coach during this time. All in all, they had a terrific season, topped off by a champagne consolation party after the Big game! HONORS Gerri Saya -lst team all league 13rd basel, Debbie Manno - Honorable mention lshort-stopl Laurie Kearns - 2nd team loutfieldj Michelle Dupre - 2nd team lpitcherl Mpeg Lori is intent on catching the ball! Watch out for Debbie! . ...,.N ia. Another easy catch for Nancy! B.B.: Year of aw ing d Rebu if 4, Tom eagerly awaits his turn at bat. H1979 was a year of rebuilding for the varsity Baseball team, says Coach lim Crossi. The team had a record of 6 wins and 4 losses. Among the losses was an extra winning County Tourna- ment game to second ranked Pas- saic Valley. In spite of this, two players, pitcher Bob Adair and center fielder Tunis Verblauuvv, made second team All League. The Falcons had a strong pitch- ing staff and good defense. The coach predicts a successful season behind the pitching of seniors Bob Adair and lim Brain, and l.V. stand- out lim Becker. 40 I i Bob Adair concentrates on a strike. . BJ T L in Twiwfi V-Baseball: l. to r.: 1st Row: Don Moore, Mike Mallamci, lim Ferrante, Scott Gilmore, Kevin Hager, Bob Rodrigues, Tunis Verbuaauvv. 2nd Row: Mr. Grossi, Henry Keiffer, lim Brain, Glenn Vanas, lohn Scheiblehoffer, Bob Adair, Tom Scanlon, Bruce Terwilliger, loe Soriano. . .B.B.: Up ing Co d an No Guysg that's the pitCher's mound. There's home plate, over there! An astonished Ioe questions an umpire's call from the bench. Phil takes a Cut that he won't get detention for After the thrill has gone. . Girls' Track rds CO sRe X F5 GJ L I Marion rests after a good workout. l s.. Leapin Lizards! jackie really goes for it! How much more of this can I take? janet comes through for the team i j 42 Between winning the division championship and breaking many school records, the girls' track team formed a close comraderie. Led by Dianne De Marco who went to the States, Mary Sellitti who set a high jump record of 5'4 and Rose Dell Aquila who conquered the long distance running, the girls' talent did not stop with the captains. Sen- iors, Bonnie Sarnelli, Elizabeth Ventura and Laura Sisti did equally well in the long distance, the sprints and the discus. junior, Leslie McDonald and Sophomore,jane Berry combined efforts in the shotput, while jan Tilstra, Anne Zuras, Monica Saya, Lisa Schmit and Marie Zuras handled the other running events with concentration and speed. Sophomore, jackie Oliva set a school record for the long jump at 15'1 . , i i Come on Falcons! E ist Row: Ianet Tilstra, Rosanne Ravo, Lisa Schmidt, Leslie McDonald, Deb- bie Sekkes, Michele Perez. 2nd Rovv: Donna Laurie, Marian Black, Dolores Lozano, Monica Saya, Lynn Zimmer, Diane DeMarco, Mary Seletti. 3rd Row: Lauren Hendry, Terry Lindholm, Lisa Dunst, lan Berry, Nazerin jala- jeh, Denise Van Splinter, Rose DelIAquila. 4th Row: Marie Zuras, Sandy Bogert, Gabby Orzel, Carol Weiss, Ann Zuras, jackie Oliva, Pat Helble, Ivy Frignoca, Bonnie Sarnelli, Mr. McGarry. ii,aa . 1 I ...now how far does this thing have to go? The girls' love of stiff competition peaked at the unforgettable meet against Passaic Tech in which every point counted to win the close 57-51 meet. Coach O'Neill gives the team a pep talk before a match meet. 43 l This year's boy's track team was composed of some strong individual athletes. Heading the list was the unfor- gettable Pete Orbe who was one of the best long distance runners in the history of M.R.H.S. His season was topped by breaking the school record for the two mile run. Also in a very close second, an All-League Honorable Mention, john Barath was the team's finest sprinter. jim Kurpick should also be remembered for his fine job in the triple jump and long jump. Some other outstanding members were Steve Casazza who made the States and jim Goerl who led the hurdlers. Ernie De Marco and Tom Bunting ran very well in the quarter mile. Q LCO Uggghhh! jim Kurpick leaps for Manchester. Orbe Breaks U5 6 5' o o 0393 I pl 44 ,, , ,W , ,,,, Boy's Track Members. I. to r., lst Row. Bill Hauswirth, Kevin Hunt, john Schaefer, Dave Bayram, Doug Touwe, Marino Florio. 2nd Row: Andrew Ruisch, Awni Shouqa, Frank Catania, john Barath, Pete Orbe, jim Ormez- zanno, Ernie DeMarco. 3rd Row: Mike Villalba, Mike Yanni, Ron Ferriola, Bob Cestaro, john Terlizzi, Steve VerHage, Ken Perry. 4th Row: Tony Caramico, jim Goerl, Chuck O'Brien, Scott Matchett, Steve Casazza, jim Hunt, jim Kurf pick, joe Seletti, Steve Sorrento, john Kurpick, Guy Van Baulen, Tony Chisari, Mr. O'Neill, john faces tough competition in a grueling race against Hawthorne. , Ny- ft exif-ja, f f fwgyfl. , ff 'Q , - nz., rpm, W, V, A W 1 QWP4' 25? , V , ,mv,, 5 P dum, ' fl. f,, V254 tiff vw., f, -.. .ar- fl' lohn twists for the Manchester track team. ii L21 .Q gin Pete heads for home -the finishing line! . . .now hurry up! Frank hands baton on Get those legs up! Look at those happy faces! Qi The fooling around never stops, not even on Prom Night. nd john De Preker A tender moment for Dave and Sandy On june 8, 1979, the class of '79 cele- brated their prom at Tamcrest Country Club in Cresskill, Nl. This memorable eve- ning began at 6:30 and ended at 11:00. While students danced, ate and talked, they also thought about their four years at Manchester. The friendships, the accom- plishments, the future were in the minds of senior couples during their formal prom. W 'dr 1 :E Q' 4 PD SS 50 Xl RD I FD SJ 4 FD ua Having gotten their diplomas, Mike, Bill and Rob contemplate the future. loe Di Cangi enjoys pre-ceremonial preparations. 'I 5 fl Michelle lJ'Amelio appears serious on graduation dav. ,L 5. Cheer up! You're graduating! Both a beginning and an end of an important time in lite started on lune 21, 1979, At 6:30 the commencement ceremonies began as parents, relatives, and friends eagerly observed the procession of the class of 79. Many ot' these seniors will tollovv paths vvhich they have thought about since their early years at Manchester. Some will Continue their education vvhile others will seek employment. But no matter what lies ahead, each graduating senior will remember his or her four years at Manchester torever. -17 WU President Phil Graziano gives speech at Gradu- ation. -18 'foo YOU KNOW WHERE YOU'RE GOING TO? A rose by any other name wouldn't smell as sweet - only on Graduation Day. 'lm 'A Manchester's Class of 1979 Honor Guard: I. to r.: Debbie Zeitlinger, jackie Esposito, Lillian Percarpio, Tracy Bal, loan Campbell, Marianne Sweetman, Kathy Fodi, Terry Soukup, Susan Luedtke, Lisa Lovell. Along night of fun begins! Q ir Beth Modica - scientist! i Gym class provides amusement for Glenn and Keith! Nw to its tiii t W Tony concentrates on schoolwork. n-- Don't turn the dial! Phil Fiorenzo fiddies in Physics. 49 I U v- 4 2 I U ff O U VARSITY HOME RUN MW . We . Tvgg wx., .sr :SS l.V. PRACTICE LOCKER W as 4 ggfgv , .W - P- LH -I -.I O P o Z Z Z D M DI Z A 1. Q QUARTER U5 -I -I Y Our captains, leff and Steve, raring to go! R X s. V- . in . Sometimes giving your all isn't enough. Stretch out those leg muscles, boys' Eric's injury shows the brutal side of foot- ball. 52 K5 t -X lf Aldo can't do it, nobody can! Falcons in action! This year's football team unfor- tunately had a poor season, with a record of 1-7-1. The season looked promising as the first game was won by an overwhelming 21-0 vic- tory against Lodi. However, the team didn't seem to be able to pull their act together. Several close games were lost in the last min- utes. The team frustrations were relieved by several individual per- formances. jim Brain made First Team All League punterg Kevin Hager was nominated for Honora- ble Mention All League corner- back and Bob Rodrigues received Second Team All League line- backer. Break that tackle Bob!!! A1gsneA Football I Don't think he's going anywhere. f' I 5 Everyone needs a break sometime, First Row: Tony Chisari, jim Brain, Tom Scanlon, Aldo lacovo, Kevin Hager, jim Fer- rante, Nart Arislonauk, Steve Casazza, jeff Durante, Bob Rodrigues. Second Row: jim Hunt, Ron Zeitlinger, Ron Beattie, Steve Bedotto, jim Ormezzano, Carl Franco, Guy VanBauIen, Mike Lembo, Mario Giavatto, Frank Catania. Third Row: Lou Micielli, Steve Tirri, Steve VerHage, Bob Zeitlinger, joe Selitti, Mike Mosley, Kevin Slootmaker, jeff Roth, john Terlizzi. Fourth Row: Bob Cestaro, Tom Graham, joe Fodi, Ernie DeMarco, Mr. Ludwig, john Holbert, Mr. Holbert, Mike Riola, Phil Fior- enzo, Gary Cofield. john Terlizzi looks on from the sidelines. Football 5 ,J Nwiw- Mr, Post contemplates the next play. - -.--w- ....-...f-M We E Nice kick Mike! Frank tries for a completion. Fr HAHHHH! 1 . KS ,Sw L, PASS Y E 5 x if f' 1. A MX? X4 s 5 2335 W sw rr' in ' ,gzglun 3 .- Q n-QR 2 LE , A The squad awaits the first bout, Co Capt Lisa Cross: Go Falcons Kim warms up in the halls First Row: Lisa Gross, Anne Marie Mone. Second Row: Cindy Theissen, Kim Pizzuto. Third Row: Danielle Bilodeau, Gina Mastrogiavani, Sharon Greene, Nella Valenti. Fourth Row: Robin Brady, Cara McPartIand, Anne Marie Licardo. Fifth Row: Edith Engelsman. eading rl Chee lunior Varsity The LV, captains cheering on their team. One of the many original cheers of the l.V. squad. The junior Varsity Cheerleaders sacrifice hours of free time to prac- tice and perfect their cheers. They brought spirit to the Monday afternoon j.V. football games as well as LV. basketball games on Tuesday and Friday nights. Block that kick!!! l.V. Cheerleaders: Suzanne Esposito, Patrina Marino, Lynn Zimmer, jill Vivinetto, Laurie Van Hook, Beth Modica, Lisa Schaap, Trish Kowalski, Ann Van Hook, Regina Giarfella, Barbara Matus, Rainey DeNapoli. What a line-up! 57 Sue ends her routine with a split. Varsity sxapeapaaqg First Royv: Terri Soukup, Gina Amendola, Co-Capt, lackie Esposito. Second Row: lackie Oliva, Anita Roth, Patty Modica, Susan Goodell. Third Row: Robin Kalutik, Tina Valenti, Debbie Evans, Tracy Russo. Missing: Co-Capt. Sue Luedtke, 1 S tx The cheerleaders look on with anticipation. ff' The cheerleaders try for an enthusiastic response from the fans. :Ill PA gsm nfu 3' FD FD 1 CD DJ Q. CD 1 CIO in-N , f .M L The cheerleaders have a difficult time controlling their emotions while watching from the b h, . . em From the beginning of football season to the end of the basketball season the Varsity Cheer- leaders put in many long hours decorating the locker rooms and divising a variety of different cheers. This shows the dedication that the cheerleaders have to the fans and their teams. .1 V -nb Amman - Qwfsss -:Q s 'F Q The squad does the Hello Cheer before the game. V Y Y M ,I A T H ' W' Oh say can you see? Cheer up, Gina, there's always hope. 59 i,mpx,,,.H4-A M rs 3:21 v 9 .1 2 , WASH mn , w Q as Mille, xk- -2' J -2' Jia h,n.u,J KE, ff? 25 E iv QQ Q gf if Y ,gnmf 'NEI 7 i if 'Q S, 1 P gg BX 1 9 I Wls ia ! QM l.lk , Q R :gf-iali: 5 . xii? S 1-1 , S I n , 1- 3 i i L if , I A .E Ni X. x Ga-:QL K ,... , . u . .xg is wr . ' fl? 3. mv 7 12 i, JIQ ii 5, 3 A 5 W fx SW S X L ,al Y - ..k.. AWA : ,M A 'S '--...,,,.x X ii ef at QQ? 2w 1 ' We 'ff ountry SS YO G' l l 'Xf'14'fi Iwvu ummm CUUNTRV 95 UDUNTI-Pg xgtii K5152? First Row: janet Tilstra, Monica Saya. Second Row: Patricia Helble. Third Row: Marie and Ann Zuras. The girls' cross country team also did quite well. Monica Saya led the team as the only senior runner. janet Tilstra, who was a medalist in a league meet, was a valuable team asset. Other contributors to the team's victories were Pat Helble, Anne Zuras, and Marie Zuras. an i it lll!.ul?1-ilk? MESH' I 113333 'li' JYYA iP'! t,lf!.l.xWCIH , FY Y 1 , , it fi' tsif2:1f:,f w'+w il ,gg facials, f'eK,'s',3,,,, -- Xa Sv.. . .- - - 7 iris ., ,FE t S gi lt N 1 XQ - ggi-Next: 5 i T i?: x ,sig 3 , va K K K .-55 4 M MQ? Mahi? Wg? M 'rw- if 1 fgyy '-'f I It f , Mr. Riemer gives a word of confidence. JD O SS Countr . X. 'N K rf f Stretch it, Scott. The Cross Country Team this year had a decent season with a record of 6-6. There were many contributors to this record. Several underclassmen who showed great strength were freshmen Charlie Topper and Dan Kurpick, and sophomores Dave Baram, Doug Touw, and lohn Schaffer. Scott Match- ett, a junior who made all league honorable mention, added to the six wins. Seniors, Craig Niedzwiecki and Chuck O'Brien, acted as co- captains. The team demonstrated potential and dedication which should make the 1980 season even more successful. One more, john. n Wrestling Although the Varsity Wrestling Team was not a great power in the BPSL, there were many individuals who should advance to post season action. Since the l.V. team came off this season with an excellent record, Coach Fairweather is looking ahead to next year for a lst place team. Members: lim Hunt, Tony Chisari, Ken Vanderwerf, Ed Forbes, Scott Matchett, Mike Miller, Bob Smith, Mike Andl, Bob jenkins, Drew Haines, Tino Tanderella, Jerry Massanova, Mike Villabla, Keith Damiano, Ken Perry,Mike Molaro, Steve VerHage, Ioe Molaro, Mike Ventrella, Danny Rink, Brian Debel, Tommy Contegia- como, Pete Worral, Mike Starkey, Aymen Mamkegh, Bob Teodoro, Angelo Renzulli, Rich Vogel, Mike Betsy, Ed Petkus, Augie Livatino, Shahin Shahin. Switch on Ken. Shoot a double leg, Keith. lim locks up with his opponent X x il, lust a few more seconds, Bob. Wrestling Coaches Fairweather and Bender encourage the Falcon wrestler. You can do it Mike. Bob continues to dominate his opponent. Drew psyches himself for his next match V -,. .,..A7 A LV. Falcon on to victory. Varsity Basketball The Varsity Basketball team had an outstanding season this year. Coach Kane turned an average team into a threat to all the teams in the area. ln League Competition the Fal- cons vvere12-6. Seniors: Nart Aristlanouk, Bob Adair, jim Debel, lim Brain, Kevin Hager, john Scheibelhoffer, Andre Henderson, and Henry Keiffer. Stuff it. 4 E X Ui? Wi jerry warms up withalumperl lim at theline Bob sinks one of several against Tech. Kevin shoots fOr One. Nart breaks for a lay-up. Now you... Sink it Nan. Another two. What do I do now? 4 DJ -1 CID gl N4 SP WI IIPQI UQ xiii' xt.-.W UQVU-7-7'I'1l3x 'isiw N-v Q2 f-1 Q sl., 'ld' First Row: Bill Moran, lohn Adair, Frank Difernando, Glenn Manno, Bill Lai. Second Row: Ed Gras, Mark Harland, Scott Havlin, Leo Kaytes, Tom Zeitlinger, john Cleary, Bob Florio, Mr. Krauschaar. Tom fakes an opponent and sets up the next basket A Take the jumper Ed. Get off my back! Shoot it! T Q in T FD 4-4- U' EL sh O Fr IJ IS Nasrin is guarded. Sue speeds down the court. Where's the opposition? Come on, Sue, put it in! Two more points for the Falcons First Row, Kneeling: Lisa lacobs, Lisa Cavill, loanne Caruso, Karen Damiano. Second Row: 70 Miss Doty, Sue Len, Sherie Paterson, Karen Wagoner, Diane Van Splinter, Nasrin lelahej. Mr. Libert and the team discuss the next quarter's plans. E? 1 U7 4 93 -1 CD :if N4 BasketbaH Stephanie drives on an opponent. Carol goes for a hoop. The Girls' Basketball season has been very success- ful this year, There have been many fine players con- tributing to the season, among these were seniors Debbie Manno, Laurie Kearns, juniors lane Berry, Carol Krupa, Stephanie Macalle, Geri Saya, Michelle Dupre and Mary Dahab, and sophomore Lori Matits. Since there are many returning players, Mr. Libert can expect an even better season next year. Geri goes for another basket Don't worry, Laurie, I got it. Kneeling, l to r: lane Berry, Debbie Manno, Laurie Kearns, Carol Krupa. Standing: Mr. Libert, Lori Matits, Mary Dahab, Geri Saya, Michelle Dupre,'Stephanie Macalle. 'Q Bowling Senior Bowlers: Dave Culywasz, Bernie Menger, Dave Gaffney. Dave exhibits his form. The Bowling Team, coached by Mr. Southway, accomplished a great deal during the season. The team was a strong power in the BPSL and should continue for the years to come. Leading the Falcon bowlers were Seniors: Tony DeNova, Dave Guly- waz, Bernie Menger, and David Gaffney. juniors were lim Becher and Peter Cimino. 72 Dave goes for the strike. Bernie gets his spare STRIKE MXH i Q W-mls ' ,KLCUN x, Qmx fy, S udent Council Table Chess ck nter Tra W S Tenn TE ff 'cn O :r G :I 3 9 I rn 1? 2 cu S Q. Cav 3 Guidanc DJ GJ C 2 C 2 3 Q, Z 03 2 v O H C -1 Q FD ,Q E U C C CHC I' ' sp ish-F h EII1 F6 '1 : 2 ig ffl-QF? HS .Q 2 56? Marching Band: 1st Row: Terry DeFiIlio, john Saffiotti, Nancy Guarente, Greg Tedford, Warren Ververs, Brian Tattersall, jim Kelly, john Kurpick, 2nd Row: Mary Owens, Sue Allen, Mary Ellen Gaeto, Madeline Posch, Cindy Thiesen, Marlene Mone, Robin Grober, Kim Haber, Dean Peshkopia, Dwayne Singletarry. 3rd Row: Deobot Singh, joe Salinas, Diane Sancillio, john Edel, Sue Enyart, Maria Venturo, Bob Watters, Mark DeBoer, Bob Hoo- gerhyde, Kris Hungler. 4th Row: George LaValle, Carmela Silvestri, joe Foti, Kevin Hunt, john Owens, joe Stately, Mike Miller, Pam Vandermeulenbroke, Renee Martin, Mr. Steve Bender. - , f , . si , R N t s. H . . : ---' - The instrumental music program at Manchester is divided into three groups: Stage Band, Marching Band, and Concert Band. The Marching 'Band is where beginning instrumentalists get their start, it is open to all students. Auditions are held for both the Concert Band and the more competitive Stage Band. Always present at assemblies, football games and pep rallies, the band adds zest to all of these occasions. Hisu SCHOOL sf i Famer Concert Band: 1st Row: Lisa Nahass, Cindy Theissen, Madeline Posch, Susan Allen, Diane Sancillio, joe Salinas, Debbie Latrecchia. 2nd Row: Annette Ferrari, Maria Venturo, Mark DeBoer, Bob Hoogerhyde, john Edel, Sue Enyart, Scott Patzelt, jim Corbo. 3rd Row: George LaValle, Sinil Singh, Kevin Hunt, john Owens, joe Statley, Mike Miller, Carmela Silvestri, Kris Hungler, Mr. Steve Bender. 4th Row: Leo Kaytes, William Barthoff, john Kurpick, Warren Ververs, Greg Tedford, Terry DeFillio. Sth Row: john Heerschap, Frank Menyhart, Dean Peshkopia, Mike Ventrella, john Safiiotti. 3' D Q. 5-' rn 0' DJ 3 41 Il DJ '4 rn Q. o P IJ S TheBoys-and PUP99H1U! Sta e Band: ist Row: Mark DeBoer, Bob Hoogerhyde, Annette Ferrari, Maria Venturo, john Edel, Sue Enyart, jim Corbo. 2nt?Row: john Heerschap, john Kurpick, Carmela Silvostri, Debbie Latrec Chia, Sinil Sinil Singh, Scot Patzelt, Kris Hungler, Mr. Steve Bender. 3rd Row: john Owens, joe Statley, Mike Miller. 4th Row: Dean Peshkopia, Frank Menyhart. 76 Ei MANCHESTER REGIUNMI alll aiv SSUH Flying at Manchester L Debbie leads the girls to another half-time display. The majorettes and flag squad at Manchester add a special flair to the functions where they perform. These girls give their time, energy, and talent in helping to make football half-time a bit more colorful. Lots of hard work and practice go into their routines, but at each season's end, we thank them for a job well done. Colorguardz Nancy Bascietto, lanina Karnacewicz, Lisa Wyble, Tammy Sin not, Cara McPartland, Madeline Grisbacher, Kathy McBride. Majorettes: Debbie Schutte, Tammy Grober, Vicki Peshkopia, Debbie Sekkes, Bon- l me Weston' Cmdy Sherman' Dawn MOI' lunior Flag Squad Co-Captains: jackie Lange and Lisa Nahass. Flag Squad: First Row: Berna Erkal, Lisa Houckes, Edith Englesman, Michelle Capo, Denise Lombardo, Second Row: Karen DeMaio, Beth Topp, Carol Weise, jackie Lange, Liz Cvvens, Lisa Nahass, Anne Marie Mone. 77 U5 -i-I L fd GJ I .2 GJ .C i- .E With a Song Madrigals: First Row: lanet Koster, Kim Tenhor, Kris Vengelis, Michelle Dupre, Laura Dell'Aquilla, Linda Colaci, lanice Scordato, Kathy Carrozza, lanice Walters. Second Row: Mr. lim Bender, Dave Enyart, lohn Edel, lim Corbo, Peter Greendyk. Chorus: First Row: Mr, lim Bender, Ladwina Mamkejh, Rosanne Ravo, Suzanne Esposito, Wendy Audino, Ivette Cor- tez, Sue Patzelt, loanne lacene, Kris Roberts, Cheryl Trombetta, Barbara Wagner. Second Row: Lisa Mitschner, Krista johnson, Maria Oliveira, Patty Roberts, Linda Menshon, Nina Bernasconi, Lisa lacobs, Denise Lombardo, Kris Mallie, Kathy Verblaauw, Third Row: Mary Lorenzo, Sue Enyart, Alison Sursima, Diane Molnar, Debbie Shopperth, Debbie Latrecchia, Iennifer Donolrio, Regina Heerschapp, Pam Brown. Fourth Row: Wendy DenBlyker, Alicia Mesionis, Trish Westlin, Ellen Runo, Donna Carozza, Chris Walters, Mindy Kling, Karen lager. A wonderful performance at the Winter Concert. Row: lohn DeBlasio, Marianne Sweetman, Madeline Grisbacher, lanice Scordato, Cathy Carozza ...and music fills the air, l Choir: First Row: Scott Patzett, Michelle Dupre, Laurie DeVries, Monica Saya, jackie Ambro, Pat Poehler, Richard Perez, David Gaffney, lohn Mawhinney. Second Row: Beth Topp, Cheryl lager, Laura Dell'Aquilla, Linda Colaci, Kris Vengelis, Pan johnson, Cindy Sherman, Chris Mayer, Lillian Percarpio, Tracy Bal, Mr. lim Bender. Third Row: lim Kelly, Mark DeBoer, Scott Matchett, lan Koster, lanice Walters, Dawn Mol, Kim Tenhor, David Enyart, Mike Betsy, lohn Heerschap, Fourth Carol Weise, Lisa Scordato, Lori Weir, lohn Polzer, Fifth Row: Ken Perry, Mike Daly, Scott Van Sickle, lohn Edel, lim Corbo, Peter Cireendyk, lohn Emker, Frank Menyhardt. The vocal music department at Manchester is divided into three different groups. Although these groups may differ in proficiency they all share a common goal -to bring pleasure to their listeners. This task is accom- plished most enjoyably three times a year at the Christmas, Winter, and Spring Concerts. At each of these times, the auditorium walls resound with the delightful blending of voices which months of practice have pro- duced. Manchester students will never forget the magical moments of music Mr. lim Bender's singers have provided for us. iz 4: Q A5 if 8 1 www. 72? E if 9 N 3 Q. Uvplno 83 Helpers Nurse's Aides: First Row: Linda Schall, Cheryl Trombetta, Mary Beth Lally, Loreen Brower. Second Row: Bob jenkins, Krista johnson, Sue Enyart, Lisa Angelillo, josephine Cusamano, Karen DeMaio, Karen Haber, Grace Vanderveen, Hyman Mamhej, Mike Alois. N..m---wwf' ,tc .L , , S I' Main Office: First Row: Rosanne Ravo, Mary jane Calvo, May Burrows, Michele Russo, josephine Cusamano, Darcia Enderson. Second Row: jackie Lange, Sharon Delling, Stephanie Gorman, Renne Walters, Liz Owens, Lori johnson, Karen Pizuto. Students can lend a needed hand in the Main Office during their study peri- ods if they wish. This group is very helpful to the school secretaries. They pick up attendance, deliver passes, sign in late students, and do general office work. Simply, the girls involved in these activities really help the office run more effi- cient y. Guidance, teachers and secretaries are assisted by students in their offices in many ways. They deliver passes, make schedule changes and do some filing. Also, if any students will be on a prolonged absence, the office helpers will have the assignment sheets filled out for them. This is just another example of how students working with and for the school staff help to keep everything running at Manchester. lift mftiwi saws mf!-gm-4 3-D 3' Ho:-,D 0Q3 fD rn TD' ,fn--Z YH: Q43 IT., f'?s35'gg3 SYQEM 130- Z 9102-iQ c'w 3'2 Q-ll'.Q-.ibm 030 asm fa qaariw SSEJUE 3 oo- Q-.' Om -.37v7v3 DOFDQQ' r-v-1fDf'D 522135 79175-'O Samfbe 5'32,35 231225, m'Q-P+: p,5 m3-ni. S2201 05535- Q.nf'5FDf 5.225 Shiga 33,23 -::3-. 'OQ.ao:1 3 01, MOWNM 'WM' if if ,allow fl exif? tlfiif Wie L -Y x. it 'lI'l fp O age. ex Q. DUN Og-2 3 :gm ibm? Ui'riQ. 'DSS z:,, Ev: gmcrgsg in C870 msc 92:12 C 17UU 304: P-. :J J 'gf OJ :. 'UQ 55 3-. fum :BT S5 ZR ni.:- NNN U1 MQ QD ro. 234 V'-4 E3 2.7! .. e's l'S Nu Aides M1 E Y' Tguj wav ii A 'L f X , f ,4 4 T f io, wttfa i,,1.:1ta11W Er .M E ft fe ' M' t tt i, V J , Q: ' - 5 f Qc! '99 t ' f wax? - N T Y -- A - V NX ' 1 ' ,Q , ,T JL, E - ll -i T - r X 7 , Wifi i-as U Q C fe- T ill-ff Vu FW fl? ., . V ' f tt, 4 .DV he . . an d Sta e 1 l' l f t f, , , I , l H l,'1F f x f . K Q! ' A , . 3 .-,, ' 'K it ' 'SJ 11,15 N , 1 'sw KQAAA. if Lffef 1, Agrgftti 4' 'Fr 'l ' X fA ,1 T a r- w 79 I ls ta X aff or fm- ,fl t ,, tf y- , R. QS se to rooms throughout the school. These three groups at Manchester are always behind the scenes, The STAGE CREW, headed by Mr. Tornow, is responsible for all the lighting, prop and man- ual work done for the school productions and perform many duties by aiding students in finding materials that books are kept in order, and checking out everything that the library. The AV CREW is constantly busy bringing all sorts of equip assemblies. The I library ICD OE! oo im Em ,,-. rpfb 'S O.. BI -1 '32, 2-70 rg E.. :E Q0 53' FD :Q Q-9 331 wa N-'Q, Q4 :U 9.0 'Q gp FD F? U' Z li 5 U3 FD f'l o 3 Q. Junoj C x Library Aides: First Row: Ioanne Caruso, Malak Kazan, Toni Weiss, Lorraine Rege, Terry Sierra, Dale Ferguson. Second Row: Sharon Cheff, Connie Nucci, Hoda Mahmoud. Third Row: Denise Smith, Carol Vetere, Shirley DiLeuuw. AV Crew: First Row: Frank Endreson, jerry Cioffi, lim Hunt, Lou Clark, Chas Bar- ratta, Lou Micieli, Bob Zollo. Second Row: Carmine Tirri, Carl Munganast, joe Villani, Russell Stammer, Chuck O'Brien, Advisor, Miss Doty, 3 ..k,, . eww-wsmdi' Baseball Histor ek Scott and Robbie take it all in - slowly! Baseball History Club: First Row: Karen Fodi, Beth Modica, Erika Fuchs, Lynn Menschon. Second Row: Sue Sturm, Caroline Runo, loanne Caruso, Lynn Wozney, Chris Van Genderen, Karen Milke. Third Row: Don Moore, Tom Culmone, lohn Scheibelhoffer, limmy Ferrante, Bernie Menger, Dennis Scalzitti, Dave Gaffney, Advisor- Mr. Dattolo. How many home runs did Willie Mays hit in his career? Who won the World Series in 1936? How many hot dogs were sold in Yankee Stadium in 1952? For these baseball facts and many more, ask any one of Manchester's baseball fans or their head coach,'Mr, Dattolo. Their annual trip to a Phillies game is a memorable experience for all participating students. A trip might sound great but because of extreme apathy, we suspect the club's 1980 batting average is close to zero. With oil prices zooming, and long gas lines forming, get with it, gang, and join Manchester Bicycle Club!! That line may be easier said than done. Since the club was formed, it has been very difficult to find. Mr. Wilkes and his bicycling brigade . . .just where and when do you guys meet, and where do you go?? But the biggest mystery is, how do you all fit on that little bicycle? Bicycle Club: First Row: Mike Reilly, Chris Van Genderen, Bob Rodrigues, Randy Esposito, lerry Hunt, Terri Soukup, Robby Cantalina, David Gaff- ney, Debbie VanBeekum, Tammy Williams. Second Row: Steve Casazza, Dean Peshkopia, Dennis Scalzitti, Henry Kretzch, Advisor- Mr. Wilkes, Bernie Menger, loan Campbell, loe Villani, jackie Esposito, Ken Orsini, Renee Walters, Beware Red Baron when flying those friendly skies, here comes Manchester Aviation Club! The fellows in this group are interested in flying and probably would like to pilot their own planes someday, They may not be Orville, Wilbur, or Lindy, but you can't beat these guys for enthusiasm. Their motto: It's the only way to travel. WL A f ' f - I ' E J' S. fi 5. :: Q c Q' U7 fi 9. It 4 DJ :I in 5 T rn -. 9. 57 x O U' rn 1 33 2 5 and tion Bicycle Clubs via 81 .Q 'kQf F Q , ........ Asif' - E A S, ig , ..... L' h , , . .. , , Motion Picture :TE le-i l-A t A k ifmtirli S p q Francais and Espanol Club: First Row: Regina Rodrigues, Heidi Fodi, Madeline Posch, Cindy Theissen, Marianne Cahl. Second Row: Ivette Cortez, Lisa lacobs, Maria Travarez, Annette Ferrari, Susan Smith, Sylvie Morvan, Sheryl Courter, Advisor - Mrs. Cubby. Third Row: Maureen Caelaben, Wendy DenBleyker, Sue Allen, Maria Venturo, Diane Purdon, Evelyn Fuhr. Deutsch Club: First Row: Colleen Hagman, Barbara Gras, Evelyn Fuhr, Kris Hungler. Second Row: Tammy Grober, Carol Weise, lohn May, Kim Haber, Bob lenkins, Andrew Ruisch, Teresa Lindholm, Robin Grober. For shame! Barbara Gras, where did you find that naughty sign? Well anyway, we can assure you that the German Club is in no way involved in such devious activities. Frau Whittemore and her crew just get together and have a great time talking German and planning get-togethers. Bullied by the big French and Spanish speaking isort ofl population at Manchester, the little German Club has to stick together. Recently, both the French and Spanish Clubs membership dip- ped dramatically. Because of this development, it was decided that a merger would be a good idea. French and Spanish are Romance languages, and having this common bond, the students find it most enjoyable to meet together. This club is involved with planning tqipg, parties, and dinners. Bon chance and buena suerte to this c u . The Motion Picture Club consists of students interested in films. One of the highlights this year was The Occurrence at Owl Creek. The monthly film is something they all look forward to. 5 Motion Picture Club: First Row: David Gaffney, Robert Aiello. Sec- ond Row: lack Kuhn, Bernie Menger. 5 7 Ss h is ,F S Francais - Espanol and ii U FD E. I . 6 C 3' Q : 82 D, Sfia ,,, t meg 9!l ,I pun -moi book Staff Cavalier Staff: First Row: David Gaffney, Alicia Massood, Mona Mamkegh, Lucy Fontana- rosa. Second Row: Dolores Abate, Caroline Braun, Linda Barra, Lori Szesciuk, Walter fSkipl Leonhard, Vicki Peshkopia, Dawn Mol, Carmela Silvestri. Third Row: lim Perrotta, Dean Peshkopia, Bernie Menger, Duane Singletary. Yearbook Editors: Photographic Editor- Kim Malatesta, Typing Editor- Lisa Lovell, Sports Editor- Chris Van Genderen, CoAEditors in Chief, Layout Editor- Karen lean Milke, and Literary Editor - Caroline Runo. The Cavalier Staff meets once a week on Thursday and organizes their projects. The students involved, under Miss Chitko's direction, manage to put out a pretty impressive newspaper. There's always a little excitement in the air the mornings when the Cavalier is out, Work, work, and more work. But it's been fun too, in a way. Thanks, Mrs. Brown and Mr. DiCerbog hope all you kids are enjoying the book. lt's quality, not quantity, when it comes to Mr. Legg's Chess Club. The Chess Club meets once a week on Fridays, when Mr. Legg instructs lack and Andre on strategy. The best part of this club, the mem- Yearbook Staff: First Row: Kim Malatogral Liga Lovell, Alicia b6fS agree, iS Ihal GVSH 3 loser f21f1l4S S6COf1d. Massood. Second Row: Chris Van Genderen, Karen Milke, Caroline Runo, Denise May, Lori Szesciuk. Chess E' Chess Club: lack Kuhn, Advisor - Mr. Legg, Andre Henderson. -i BJ I FD -i FD 3 3 50 and Winter Track Table Tennis: 1st Row: David Gaffney, Donna DeNure, Nabil Hajau. Sec- ond Row: Troy Baker, john Edel. Ping! Pong! Ping! Pong! You can always tell wher the Table Tennis Club is having a meeting! All of the members really enjoy playing and look forward to the different competitions that are held. Everyone agrees that it's a fun and interesting sport that anyone car become involved in! Winter Track Team: First Row: Ernie DeMarco, lane Berry, David Baran. Second Row: Carol Weise, Lora Deblasio, lanet Tilstra, Chris Van Cenderen, Monica Saya, Lisa Schmidt. Third Row: Anne Zuras, Maria Zuras, Denise Van Splinter, lim Ormezzano, Randy Rink, Steve Casazza, Chuck O'Brien, Mike Villalba, The Winter Track Club supposedly trains during the cold months for spring competitions. This year, we're really not sure if they ever held a meeting. Well, I guess we'll find out this spring, huh, Mr. O'Neill? How do you sum up the Student Council? lt's Valentine carnations, the morning announcements, the jukebox, singing Christmas carols, selling candy canes. lt's Manchester! Bravo to one of the few really active clubs in our school. And thanks to all the involved students, Kim and Mr. Post for all the Work theyfve done Student Council Officers: Karen Milke, Kim Malatesta, jackie ' sito, leanne Delonghe. W-s5,,,,,. Student li lpuno Student Council: First Row: David Boone, Lynn Zimmer, Gina Hicke, Laurie Matits, Robin Kalutik, loan Achnell, Lorraine De Napoli, jackie Esposito, Lisa Lovell, Patrica Mndica. Second Row: Jeanne Delonghe, Mary Deluccia, Sharon Santoro, Gina Armendola, Anne Marie Mone, Caroline Runo, Kim Malatesta, Denise Van Splinter, Michelle Dupre, Ann Coscia, Terri Soukup. Third Row: Sue Sturm, Lynn Wozney, Lori Sasso, Beth Modica, lanet Tilstra, jackie Oliva, Karen Milke, Chris Van Genderen, Steve Casazza, Susan Luedtke. 84 Y N.H.S. Officers: Secretary, Susan Luedtke, Advisor, Mr. Dattolo, President, Lisa Lovell, Vice-President, Iackie Esposito, Treasurer, Robert Zollo. National Honor Society Members: Seated, I to r: Lisa Lovell, Lisa Nahass, Cindy Thiessen, Cara McPartIand, Denise May, Susan Luedtke, Robert Zollo. Second Row, Seated: Pam Iohnson, leanne Delonghe, Kathy Fodi, Dana DiFernando, Debbie Sekkes. Third Row: Ianet Tilstra, Michelle Dupre, Gina Amendola, Sue Kara, Caroline Runo, Vicki Peshkopia, Advisor - Mr. Dattolo. Fourth Row: Lillian Percarpio, Vito Rocco, Dianne Sancilio, Lin Menshon, Terri Soukup, Debbie Zeitlinger, lackie Esposito, Teresa Lin- dholm. Fifth Row: Andy Ruisch, Anne Zuras, lackie Oliva, lim Becher, Carl Franco, lane Berry, Beth Topp. Sixth Row: Tracy Bal, Carmela Silvestri, john Edel, Scott Van Sickle, Maria Zuras, Dawn Mol, Carol Weise, !G 13 U1!:l! SSB ai : Q. -u U5 se 5 :- 2 o oe -4 Q c c' CD Students in the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, the most prestigious club, do not join the society but are chosen and must be nominated by their teachers. Besides maintaining high grades, they must qualify in areas of leadership, char- acter and service as well. The PSYCHOLOGY CLUB, a rela- tively new but nevertheless a very interesting club, attracts students who may be interested in entering the fascinating field of psychology. Advisor, Mr. Phillips, leads discussions on the concepts of modern psychology in the world. Keep- ing physically fit is truly the in thing to do. The girls in the DIETXFITNESS CLUB watch what they eat and engage in exercise programs every week. Mt xv' 'K' If Psychology Club: Denise Ioosten, Ian Baumgartner, Marianne Posch. rl I' Society 3 Diet!Fitness Club: First Row, I lo r: Kate Luraschi, Evelyn Fuhr, Alison Siersma, Ivys Rivena, Bonnie Weston, Ioann Van Cheri, Second Row: Cindy Thiessen, Lisa Snow, Wendy Den Bleyker, Mona Mamkegh, Lucy Fontan- rosa. Third Row: Tammy Sinnot, Lisa Salvatore, Debbie Schoperth, Nella Valenti, Beth Topp, Dawn Sammarco, Mrs. Margolis, Advisor ati nal 85 4'-ae OI1 at OC SS C5 E vo P f-i- .52 CD 'I G luniors:'First Row: loan Schnell, Monica Mitch, Dawn Taylor, Lori Sasso, Chris Mayer, Patricia Modica. Second Row: Tammy Sinnot, Geri Saya, Dana DiFerdinando, Debbie Sekkes, Sue Sturm, Cindy Thiessen, Carol Krupa, Lynn Menschon. Third Row: Michelle Dupre, Tina Valenti, Vicki Veltri, Barbara Gras, Teresa Lindholm, Anna Agnostenelli, Sue Kara, Lynn Wozney. Fourth Row: Trish Westlin, Donna DeNure, lackie Oliva, Beth Topp, lill Vivinetto, jackie Lange, Stepha- nie Macalle, Fifth Row: Laura Dell'Aquila, Denise Van Splinter, Kim Tenor, Mary Dahab. Sixth 86 Row: Anne Zuras, Maria Zuras, lane Berry, Karen Haber, Carol Weise, Daun Mol. Some of the girls showing their academic - not athletic form. Freshmen: First Row: Suzy Dean, Diane Wheeler, lan Spohne, Irene Carrozza, Sue LaTerra, Angela Notarangello. Second Row: Regina Ciarfella, Heidi Fodi, Lori Van Hook, Debbie VanBeekum. Third Row: Diane Van Splinter, Dale Fergusun, Carol Vetere, Maureen Callahan, Lori Szesciuk, Sharon Perrillo, Mary lane Calvo. Fourth Row: Kim Stambolie, Renee Walters, Kim Haber, Cindy Theissen, Donna Van Delden, Linda Baram. Sophomores: First Row: Lorraine DeNapoli, Lisa Verrone, Lisa Schmidt, Erica Fuchs Debbie Evans, Connie Nucci, Debbie Schoperth, Debbie Schutte. Second Row: Pal Helbe, Barbara Wagner, Lori Weir, Patrina Marino, Lynn Zimmer. Third Row: Betl' Modica, Dawn Sammarco, Marian Black, Ann Van Hook, Lisa Wyble, Nancy McNamara, Mary Ellen Gaeto, Annette Ferrari, Madelaine Posch. The Girls Athletic Association was originally formed when girls were not given a fair chance to be involved in sports. Times have sure changed everywhere, and certainly at Manchester too. The club has various activities to provide funds to send girl athletes tc special camps to work on their specific sport skill. They also go or trips and to Broadway shows. Some of the members are participatf ing athletes at Manchester, others are involved in the fund raisers No matter which activity they are involved in, each member conf tributes to the success of the G.A.A. i Seniors: First Row: Treasurer- Debbie Manno, Monica Saya, President - Pat Poehler, Vice'President - Iackie Esposito. Second Row: Secretary - loan Campbell, Patty Angelicola, Terri Soukup, Karen Milke, Susan Luedkte. Ll pun U 55 3 SJ Q C U' us Mathletes: First Row, I to r: Carmela Silvestri, Caroline Braun, Dolores Abate, Robert Zollo, loan Campbell, Terri Soukup, Debbie Manno, Second Row: Nabil Hajau, Richard Kugel, Nart Arislanouk, joe Villani, Chuck O'Brien, Bob Louis Rodrigues, loe Antoci, Scott Van Sickle, lim Brain, Dave Gulywasz. Drama Club: First Row: Dave Enyart, David Gaffney. Second Row: Janice Scordato, Sue Patzelt, Sue Enyart, Michele Dupre, Carol Krupa, Kristen Sarappo. The ART CLUB, a group of talented students, helps to beautify our school. The construct stage designs for most performances and continually fill the main lobby with extraordinary artistic achieve- ments. The DRAMA CLUB has given many happy moments to Manchester by their hard work in many of the dramatic presenta- tions created by Manchester groups. The MATHLETES are an organ- ized group of students interested in the field of math who com- pete with other schools. The work is never done in Art class. Art Club: First Row: Marianne Posch, Cara McPartland, Carol Vetere, Deb- bie Van Beekum, Mary lane Calvo, Sue Smith, Sheryl Courter. Second Row: Linda Barra, MaryEllen Becker. Third Row: Ms. Briguori, Lisa Dunst, Annette Ferrari, Barbara Mutter, Sue Allen, Cindy Teichmann, Trish West- lin, lan Baumgartner, Mary Ellen Gaeto. Athletes Y :.:. .. - . i Q Q 3333 Y SX 5 , '- J ' ' ' R f A its . eg ' ' 1' ' .il 4 7 k - X , . . .. . is X 3 , Y V X, Q if as , fi J5 H1 Q - Q gi gsgSE IQFKP Q S 3' X ag L 4. x 2 g 4 X Q' ps . - . . i . . K , ,Ng is Y . ,, iw k z' . Q 3 . Q 'S X -...P f f f , , A b f x x X , Q. ., 'F i 4 as ,Q 5 3 if 5 . .. 1. ::,. 5 8 K+ Q X ' f .LL K ,, .mg A GYM CCESS SU Letters of commendation were awarded to all qualifying Seniors that night Induction night for the National Honor Society is always a special event. The can- dles, solemn pledge, and honor pins add a certain flavor to the ceremony. And this year, seven seniors received letters of com- mendation for their high PSAT scores. Students present were all praised for their scholastic work. Most definitely, Induc- tion night at Manchester is an academic affair. N S - Special 90 Let's Dance Some friendly conversation between students. Come on fellas, get up and dance! -.... a , Ht A A . A , sax x i r i at a X enn A Eg Q Q i' f ' g V 'm 'vg, + ' ' if , W ' V Most of the kids just watch the band at the dances. Debbie and Lisa smilingly greet students at the cheerleaders' dance, Friday nights in the tri-borough area aren't always boring. Every once in a while, a group of people belong- ing to some organization at Manchester have a dance to raise money. For the students, a dance means eating, talking and listening to rnusic. In a word, it's fun! 1 K . . i kk-- V .'fv-NG ,fx so num . A .9 -4 - Q W A ' 2 K LYSUE ' L' new: 9 AKEJ 'N fy dl - - - - 5 4 A ' O rf' H Z xA 14 mf f . fs . .fu 5 U 5 K s X Jw V, wx - -fi, layers luke thus, how drd the sensors lose V- -x 5 -, My . pf 5, , Vs 'R' 'fy' 'Q' -3 L :B ' A' 'Ya . ' 1 s ' 'W ' ' A ffwsss Ps ,ff-5 5 3 f X, WZQYMKFZM Jw sy v ss fa gl , sm 5 1 , 'K m I ' s' s U Q , K I 6 ,. W ... ,H W pf 5 A 7 K 3' f ,5,.. .. A K - fb Ss sa., 4 I egg , :Qs xg fi f so f -W H22 Summer Tree Dave Enyart and Dave Huizing have a father to son chat. The war hits home over the death of a friend. Every- one remembers the horror of the Vietnam War. In November, 1979, the M.E.A. production of Summer Tree was performed in the Little Theater under the direction of Mr. DiCerbo. Dave Enyart portrayed a young man who was killed in the war and whose life was explained in flashbacks. This play was filled with deep emotions and real sensitivity. Manchester will always remember this moving production. Nancy Strathearn gets a little help from a friend - Mrs. Whittemore. - 93 Dave and Iohn philosophize on the aspects of war. BearBurn Burn . S A T W I , W :ZV J , I More power to us! - The guys at Manchster get into the spirit. Burn, baby, burn goes the bear at the bonfire. On Thanksgiving eve, 1979 Manchester spirits soared as we anticipated the Thanksgiving Day game against our arch-rivals Hawthorne. The day began with a breakfast sponsored by the Student Council. That night the bonfire was held and afterwards the coffee house ended an excit- ing day. The day begins nicely with a harmonious breakfast. Tom and Jeff pose with an old enemy -the Hawthorne Bear .6 a..,,., Vicki Peskopia bravely twirls a flaming baton before the crowd on Thanksgiving Day. . -. Will the score get better after half-time? Only time can tell, On Thanksgiving Day 1979, enthusiastic students showed up at Manchester for the annual football game against Hawthorne. As the game began a cannon boomed -and the crowd roared for this year Manchester was really hopeful for a victory. Would we finally make it this year? Alas, the goal dreamed by every football fan and team member was not attained. Although the guys came close to pulling off a miracle with a few remaining minutes, the clock won in the end. Manchester was defeated, 13-9. But there's always next year. The team and the crowd hope for a score that will not come, mg 009 BS Sl O co o 5 Q. on Turkey Day h she is surrounded by many depressed faces 95 SS CCE O D' :. CID f-ll 3 DJ U7 0 o 3 SB .1aSu The little drummer boys. The unsung heroines of the flute section. 96 The trumpet section sounds its joy to the world. The final product of months of hard work. Every Christmas season the students have the pleasure of hearing their classmates in the chorus and band herald in the Christmas season. For the final encore of their show, the chorus and band collaborated and presented the Hallelujah Chorus. Mr, Bender conducts his prized chorus. Smile everybody, and enjoy the food. Now look, you're supposed to carve the turkey this way. A In November, Ms. Klein's food classes prepared an extravagant feast for the senior citizens. Delicious turkey and other Thanksgiving traditions were enjoyed by the guests of honor and their hostesses, who prepared the food themselves. When asked if she enjoyed herself, one lively lady answered, lt was splendid. Absolutely the best meal I've had since 'I ate Mom ma's food. if 1 f.!'i Mary and Anita have a lot of fun washing the dishes. Come on Adrian, show the other kids how it's done. 5: K , ,fc S lf r S f . - , .ai fs. The perfect hostess - Lisa Grossi E : Ll- '76 Q Q u. Festivities! 97 ww :J .C .99 U- O -i-v GJ 5 Time to, Time S Majorettes add to the festivities What time is it?! It's time to fight and raise the spirits of Manchester Regional High students! The two in-school pep ral- lies this year successfully readied both fans and players for the game action that fol- lowed. Red and white, fun and cheers, add it 'all up and what have you got? A pep ra y! 98 a if ,W WE 2, ff I ,-,, Ma Our mighty falcon, Kevin Hager 'lLiGN5l FMONS l'l'illl' 1' The j.V. squad prepares to cheer. . ' 'l s it FA LCC? '? Gosh, don't they look Peppy! Birds of a feather . . . Anita Roth and Robin Kalutik . if 7 t 'K' X Greg patiently sits out another gym period. A small - but enthusiastic - leff Durante. 'yegzdwxgf - Thought it would never arrive! jimmy and Tony check out the stands, instead of the field, for a change of pace. O 3 FD 12 fi FP C H FD -4 fi UT a Thousand Words Come on, only one more period to go! Khalid lounging during seventh period study. You never know what you'll find in the Student Council Office. He's forever blowing bubbles - dreamy loe Antoci. Y 5 Devastatmg Derrnere . . . By Mary DeLuccaa Seniors Select Tidbits of the Body Beautiful y Elegant Ear. . .By Karen Milke Nifty Nose.. . By Sally Del Corso Long Lean Legs . . . By lan Walters 100 Foxy Feet. . .By Sandy Ventrella ...,l.,,.W KW' D . ,Q 5 YS Smashing Smile. . . By Helen Wiley 133 Fabulous Figure . . . By Gina Amendola Darling Digits. . . By Gina Amendola Engaging Eyes. . . By Patty Davis Tantalizing Tresses . . . By Denise loosten www. ,Wm ss-, .www-.we X: .... K- ,.,- Hmmm --QM' , Hands Made to Hold . . . By leff Durante We Create Manchester's Macho Man Luscious Legs . . . By Tunis Verblaauw Perfect Proboscis . . . By Keith Milner Gargantuan Guffaw. Fabulous Feet . . . By Vinnie Barbuto . By Richard Kugel Royal Rump , . . By lim Brain Lovely Locks . , . By john Mawhinney Pearly Whites . . . By leff Durante Enticing Ear. . . By Klaus Kupies Precious Peepers. . . By Vinnie Frey muslim Phaniasiic Physique . . , By Toni Scanlon Best-Looking. . .Tom Scanlon and Susan Luedtke Class Pals. . . Mary Deluccia and Anna Schaap 7 pu Class Clowns . . . Caroline Runo and Dennis Fucelli Class Dreamers. . .Chuck Gleason and Karen Milke ua m E. O H CD I? n rr OAPJ !.l 1 S6 P N m li Class Einsteins . . .Terri Soukup and Bob Zollo Class of '80 ho's Who in the W' Gegiggril Future Presidents. . . Kim Malatesta and Dave Boone ,wx Class Couple. . . Aldo lacovo and Adrian Lombardo Personalities Plus . . . Dave Enyart and Noelle Guabello sa f.,,, Class Radicals-, . . Nur Bas and joe Rodney EISSYOOITI .. K Lunch HDCC G :E : Two of Manchester's most popular teachers are the advisors for the Class of 81 Mr Faasse and Ms. Schuring. an C 2. Q -1 Q DJ cn vs junior Class Officers Treasurer - Vicki Peskopia, Pres. - lim Perrotta, Secre- Carmela lakes 3 mlnule lo deC'de 'f She M5 all the books She needs ' - ' - er . tary Anna Marie Mone Vice President Theresa Della C li A'-4, ' nf , 'lgldv-JJ! W I ll W V A wi attacks her homew For some strange reason, I don't think the Falcons are winning. Sophomore Class Officers: Vice President, Dave Baramg Secretary, Beth Modica Treasurer, Maria Krawczukg President, Troy Baker. i , ? Sophomore Class Advisors: Mr. Crossi and Mrs. Kearney You'll never catch Debbie without a big grin. Faces in the crowd . . . re Q 93 CD U5 I' FD 99 Q. FD H CID Sopho 0 109 ders fd CU Af. -.I CID 3' cn .Lf Freshman Freshman Class Officers: Vice President, Sue Laterrag Secretary, Lori Van Hookg Treasurer, Angela Noterangelog President, Moualla Kazan, 'Q Q O O ' fr l Freshman Class Advisors: Mr. Crossley and Miss Holmes. F e5hman Coachf Mr' Cannalafo And the Freshmen think they have it bad! fcute kid provided by Pat Poehlerl Nxt 1-xgwm T10 The trials and tribulations of Freshman year. N YE XA 1 just catching a few rays... atpue 15 .IB 1? Its Best Mmm . 4- . K f f. Y ir - V ,ev,f::f+m,,f , V- be s as t V An Aurion rarity: Ernie DeMarco, a seemingly alert student! Jfx es? 2 Qs s Xwsmw, 'E Ouch that hurts. Scott stretches before a Dean Peshkopia - he keeps the ITICCI. beat. ,, ska john, our understanding, cooperative, and lovable pho- tographer. Thanks, buddy. l . . . .,... x Advisors - Mr. Faasse D0 C ': 3 .C U CID 2 aes Anna Agostenelli S ,, , i 3 he X , f s t X Mike Andl Mark Anthony Charles Baratta Nancy Bascietto Susan Batavia Danielle jim Becher Steve Bedotto Bob Belle Pat Benale lane Berry Bilodeau Bob Breeman Mike Dawn Brown May Burrows Brian Callahan Harry Barr Bob Cantilina Michele Capo Ralph Cifaldl Tony Pete Cimino Gerard Cioffi Gary Cofield Glenn Craft gaiilmirgi Mary Dahab Keith Damiano Debbie ' f if X . Mark Debiak Mike Debiak john DeBlasio Lora De Blasio Terry Dena Laura Del'Aquila Shirley de Karen DeM Champs of 112 1 O E Q. no 3 'U C -r. -h C5 99 3 CE Ernie DeMarco Cerra Leeuw Not pictured: Roxanna Afonso Mayssa Arislanouk Nina Balevski Ali Bayramoglu Ron Beattie Tony Dlaskus lim DePreker Morris Feld arry Giordano Lori DeVries Mark Fiorina Mario Giavatto Susan DeYoung Phil Fiorenzo Sue Goodell The new knight in padded armor- Phil Fiorenzo. Dana Di Michelle Fernando Dupree Marino Florio joe Fodi Pete Greendyk Edith Englesman Beth Fousse Donna Grieder Berna Erkal Scott Evans Dwight Carl Franco Gillespie Crfezlgggpgr Tammy Grober Bob V ll H Drew Haines Tracy Hart Gerard Hill Scott Hook Lisa Houckes o een agman I Kris Hungler Kevin Hunt Lana Issa Dima lalahej Gerardo laume Bob jenkins Sue Kara Marian Kazan Kigqigfgh Krgfghrlynar Not pictured: Sandra DeYoung, Ken Eakins, Randy Esposito, Kathy Flaker, Karen Haber, Doug Hanjian, Sheryl lager, Bahaeddin Koushbay, Barbara Gras, Monica Hollinger Hoogerhyde E SAT's! Z .C ill' st U7 DJ s. 3 UQ -'h G 'T N4 2 Q1 wr Another student uses the library for research work. Not pictured: lim Manzella Ralph Morella luniors Try Carol Krupa Don Kuehn john Kurpick Mike Kurzynski we A . wa i ,,r X Jackie Lange Vince Donna Laurie Mike Lembo Lanteingne P3 f ff. Norma Lima Terry Lindholm AU8i9 Livatino Cate Luraschi l fl X Ngiggfcfa Chris Mayer Scott Matchett Paul McDonald Mike Miller Linda Menshon Pat Modica Mike Molar Monica Mitsch Mike Mosley Carl Mungenast Lisa Nahass H .IP 9P .I Steph Macalle Cara McPartIand Daun Mol Tracy Nasso Ann Marie's outfit shows her support for our team. Aitech Nasus lackie Oliva lim Petrucelli Stella Rogacki Lori Sasso The Gang relaxes on the hill. lim Ormezzano Ken Orsini Liz Owens Cindy Peer lim Perotta Angelo Karen Pizuto Paul Ploch Roseann Ravo Mike Reilly Renzuni Anita Roth joe Salinas Wendy Salway 2323? Geri Saya loan Schnell Ianicc Scordato Deb n AmfnnQl1nlln2 . ...... W-......,.. Dean Peshkopia Vicki Peshkopia Wanda Rios Kris Robertson Eva Marie Santoloci Ginny Sarappo Charles Shawn Tony Silva Not pictured: Fi n ' C john Perna 'U Mike Riola no Ivys Rivera fb Karen Senario Q Cindy Sherman fl loann Singletary DJ CII CD USLU 04 plished? Armed with pen and inspiration, what can't be accom- K -if K 'M-A , A.. ...,..L -Nr lan Tilstra is engrossed in one of her fascinating subjects, Carmela Silvesrti Tino Tandurella Bob Smith Gino Silvestri Tammy Sinnott I Sharon Susan Stansfield Dawn Tay or Stansfield V Hi thereglsiiandysand-lim W 9' ' v Sf' QW X, , f, , A i c kg' 7 Q Q .s X VS X ix, '37, ,,. W - if their ii L ' we i . W E i ,, , X M M9 ti Sweet X e 'A no X' Xi U i Y I '. I I La, 'YL S' ' J px ,gay . , !S i 1X a N 3 V U janet Tiistra ' 1 X ,, . 5 :U CDS -FD 'Dl Dffating Game - t Leza Snow Steven Sorrento Susan Sturm Lisa Pam Stevens Greg Tedford Kim Tenhor Cindy E Concetia A G V Anne Zuras Valpml uy an Beth Topp Seglhisy Maria Zuras 2 'ia ix Maria Venturo Barbara Vogel lill Vivenetto Caro! Weisse Pai Wegrlm Af Lynn Wotznev M Xl R0rixZeitlinger Bob Zeitlinger Dgglfstgfn Greg Zuqqola Not oicturedi jeff Siseo, Russell Stammer, Ieff Struck, Carmine Tirri, Cienn Vanas, Brian Von gl Atzingen Bob Vander Mark IC I VanDenHerik Meulen Ploeg Denise Vander V. k, W- 'I Q.. , Nida Abaza Peggi Bulazsy Roben Brady loyce Butterworth Now if I take one gram of this, and ten grams of that . . Issa Abdullah Susan Allen Mike Alois David Baram loe Baskinger Sema Bayram Carol Breeman john Brennan Paul Brillante Tammy Caffrey Greg Carfi Donna Carrozza Lisa Cavill Vincent Cheff Debra Chisari LOUiS Clark Ivette Cortes Coscia Ron Altmann i Heidi Bergstrom Loreen Brower A lo-ann Caruso Megan Clark Not pictured: Linda Abaza Andrew Antropow Lamis Ayoub Mike Betsy lim Beun Fran Carabello Anna Carrozza Bob Cestaro Marilyn Columbo Ross Correale 9'-ll DI 2 SP FD Z UE. Z Lisa Angelillo Lisa Arena Troy Baker qi-.N st X Marian Black Robin Bosland Pam Brown Tom Bunting Tina Casale Frank Catania C Two to Go o C l- Wendi Ann Davies 3 A::,,, Lorraine QW DeNapoIi Debbie Evans is N. it is 1 Working in lab is a new experience for under- Usa Dunst classmen. 'x 5, loe DiPaola Mary DiCangi Karen Fodi fic ,V Lucy 4 . mmanarosa joe Fodi Erika Fuchs l i 'X MaryEllen Gaeto Ed Cambuti Sulton Cazko Mary Davis Mark DeBoer Wendy Den Bleyker Donna DeNure lulie Edelson Frank Endreson Patricia Faber Calmela Glenn D'Andrea Keith DeBlock Sharon Delling Sue Enyart Annette Ferrari Wael Dashoka Monty Dellapi Lisa Cosgrove Sandy Doud Barbara Eodi Suzanne Fodi Evelyn Fuhr Not pictured: Brain DeBel Terry DeFiIIo Luigi DeBIasio Dave DiGangi Sherry Eakins Ed Eleischmann Gail Frankenfield i L Q z E i 2 . 5. E -65' .sa X11 I 'T 3 Lf- Mrs. Hatem s math class vvorks on some difficult problems 'E for Originalit GJ Q Shawn Gibbons Beslna Gof Tom Graham T E2- 2 Stephanie 3 S Q Gorman 1' Z Q V,!'4' 11 5 i . f f Health Class Donna, a true red-blooded Paul Greendyk Sharon Greene Sophomores have yet to conquer that great mansion Mark Guerrieri Lauren Hendry on thehill. 'WT Nasrin lelahej Gina Hucke loanne lacene Lori jenkins rises f Maria Guiterrez David Hill Lisa lacobs Krista johnson A photograph of Lisa Salvater who was shocked when she found out that she was going to be in the yearbook. or the National joseph Gvoth Maisha Haopshy Patrica Helble john Hoogerhyde Franklppolito Frank Hollinger lodi lacovelli Karen lager lane laume i i i . Robin Kalutik Kaliaafgaicz Hana Kazan Not pictured: Scott Gemeinhardt, Margarida Gomes, pan-es Guabello, Dima Haobsh, lohn Heerschap, Bonnie rlopkinson, Nibal jalahej ecting 5. E? 2 o oe SS 119 rs. Kearny Advisors Mr. Grossi Q6 Af! 1 IDE HQSIHEIIC SIUE ot Nl3DCi'1ESlEf. Not pictured: Carl Kaskie joseph LaBarck james Kelley Brian searches for the truth -in his science book. A Karen Kersberger Maria Krawczuk Michele LaTerra N Kiflfggggh Mindy Kling janet Koster David Kuhn Yves LeTennier Marybeth Lally George Lavalle Susan Len Donald Lewis Irma Lima Denise Lombardo Sarah Loustan ,J V: ,, NF' mf W . ' L... Three O'clock seems so far away! My Nl Bader Koushbay Carolyn LaPointe Ann Marie Liccardo Mary Lorenzo ,,.....l lil alittle 49 .,., .. A stitch in time saves nine for Sharon. Lola Meshiko Louis Micieli joseph Militello Robert Mallamaci Gina Mastrogiovanni Lisa Maybert ' Nancy McShane Thomas Miller Beth Modica Ayman Mamkegh Patricia Marino Mona Mamkegh Lori Matits Barbara Matus Suzanne May 'sq -Nancy john McLaughin McNamara Susan McEntee 'Qt 4 l oary Mendizabal Frank Menyhart Alicia Mecionis Susan Monastiro Marlene Mone Donna Monzo Barbara Mutter Sherri Nathan jeffrey Neim Connie Nucci Maria Olivera joseph Palazzo Scott Patzelt Susan Patzelt .M -I ps' ro It sv Q. Q. rn H Kenneth Perry Edward Petkos Michele Perez Keri Pollitt Madeline Posch Not pictured: Khloud Mirza, Lisa Mitchener, joseph Molaro, Ernest Ortiz, john Polzer. oving on .E Q: mmar School Gra Put Away That E Y ::. S K A Kathy Poterala Donna Prause David Quaglietta ofa 'fits ' ,V ' Z fi fra' ii., ,. ' ,fx , W ,,. L Ellen Runo Tracy Russo Peter Sadowski i as h2 S N ,RI A is 3 I i ,. - A Q 'FQP V N 1 ,' V 'fi 2' ' ' as '2'. ' , - 1 N , iam Schaffer 56333195 Lisa schmidt Steven Sich loan Sierra Alison Sicrsma T-Shirt DJ N4 Be careful, Robin! warns Laurie, Lucy Renzulli Daniel Rink Brenda Rios Lori Rogers leffrey Roth lohn Saffioti Lisa Salvatore Qnginvirgm Lisa Sasso Lisa Schaap lgfsgfeh Sgqiicgggh Barry Scott joseph Sellitti Shahin Shahin I Robin Sikora Mark Simone Roggggrfis Ifwoa greoff ianowin ooo -this year-fkemem 'EYNGJ' 'hnrwc. bd Gqmzn ?L,OJ'i,U. Kggp iifX'i'0OCJ6W vers YYWY'iCf.Ci -Q3 63331 11361 iisrmifgglitiifesf C1 'HOA neo 0-HUC1145 bcwfdqog. Loft TVQQ4 Not pictured: Maryann Redner Conrad Rutkowski Kathleen Schielke Korine Rogers T ,,, AA - 'hw l i 3 if B Suni Singh Kelly Sisco Brice Skawinski Slosfrlilker Gina Smirnow Raymond Soria Ioseph Soriano Ron Starkey Brian Tattersall Maria Tavarez Steve Tirri Ellen Van Grouw Ann Marie Van Michael e Douglas Touw Nella Valenti Lisa Verrone HUB Lora strikes a provocative pose during art class. Are Sophomores E 'T1 O .2 cn -N are W t Jeanne Van Chari Steve VerHage Barbara Wagner Lisa Wyble CII! UO L 9-I 11 9'-I 05 U5 O Jaq -cs 3' o 3 co H FD 5 Grace Van Der Veen Michael Villalba Bonnie Weston Lynn Zimmer A Manchester student shows his serious side in the library. Tamara Abaza Bill Bartholf john Adair This Page Compliment of HR 209 124 Kristen in her lst Manchester production, Summertree. Gabriel Abreu Nadia Bashqawi Sinan Bayramoglu Mary Ellen Becker Emad Adham Yale Angelillo Wendy Audino Determination shows in the face of freshman Paul Cava scen . Fatima Baci Devenand john Block Nina Bernasconi Blssember Karen Behnke l a if Getting Involve lim Avato Suzanne Baker Linda Barra X . RN ji 2 'M' , 4 ,i Li. ef.-11.1 Q, V Pretty freshmen like Lori add sparkle to our high school e Maureen Pam Brillante Lynda Brock Mike Brown Callahan Maryann Cakl Not pictured: Ahmad Allarkus, Pat Bulazsy, Peter Bleeker, Kevin Bolton. at . U 5 an Q 3. 'UQ CD cu 'Q al- -Q 99 U I' C no 'W rn Marylane Calvo Irene Carrozza Sheryl Courer 5' Paul Cava Lori Cavell Sharon Cheff Regina Ciarfella Ron Clark lohn Cleary Mike Cetani Bruce De Victor - - Q Angew Delmgelo Suzie Dean Mike DeBlueck C l lsabella Devine Fifpfnljg 33128550 lim Dunkerley Esposito Tom Allen Coma Contegiacomo Laurie DeBlock Mark de Leeuw ' The long, hard haul -freshman year. This Page Compliments of HR 101 gi Look Like? Confu sed! Ed Cook Not pictured: Robin Carbonelli Robyn Carton Orlando Casale Lynda Cofield Mohamad Daghes- tani Lori DeNova Eric der Kinderen .wa ffm. 1 , U DI E 3 FH DJ -. 9- rv '4 E F3 :- ID -. Q. f'1'1 3 77 rn -1 U N -. Q. N Fm I O. -. rn U5 O J U7 c N m ,J D rn -l -4 Q. :I ua Q. DJ V7 V1 E. 3 O C7 :s oo m - N -.. rn 3 2 ru N 2 E. 7' Your First Karen Damiano Carlos Diaz Darren Dubois Abraham Eapen Bob Edwards Charles Farkas Cheryl Carton Report Card iss Holmes 5 Q D va ll. 284 Larry Fierro Ernie Filippelli Bgth Ann Richard Fisher Bob Florio Fischer A Heidi Fodi Dan Franco Mark Franco Nader Ghoujal Lois Ciarrusso jennifer Gillespie Paul Gorga Ed Gras Robin Grober Nita Haoboshy Mark Harland Nasfat Haopshy Scott Havlin Nancy Guarente Rlfgnid Heerschap Gina Guido Kim Haber Grace Hanglan Paul Heisler Russell Huizing Dale I-erguson Nancy lnzone Leo Kaytes Malak Kazan Housam lalahej Laurie johnson Sheree Klinger Samir Koushbay Moualla Kazan .ll:ct,.: Wk llt. ..tl.' Well, how much enthusiasim can you put into weighing a chunk of metal? john Kowalski Terry Kowlaski Danny Kurpick William Lai l Lynette Kinder Not pictured: Mike Gur- naci, Bob Harris, loe Gur- naci entation ri O Day M tml' ONS, ' F colll if Susan LaTerra Carleen Lust joe McBride William Moran Don't worry fellas, it's only a game! Steve and Carl are intent on a football play. Shirley Lemmons Walter Leonard john LeRoux Alfonso Liquori Rolando Lopez Hoda Mahmoud jeff Manger Glenn Manno joe Marraccino Alicia Massood Tom Mclnerney Meyer Frank Meli Georgeann Dianne Molner Pat Monte . ' ll , 5 s 5' CD '1 FD JP H FD -i S' 9, rn Elevator Passes? Albert Losco Q . john May Claudia Morales Sylvia Mowan Pat Naughton Dan Naundorff Niedalaliecki Mary Owens fkgfjgiig Q 0 Mafia Lillian - A New Ex erlence Sherry Pallerwn Massanova Nototangelo Q p Q Not pictured: janet Lavin, Laura Leonhard, Bibort Maja- 'C gah, David Montanye, jessica Moulton, Doreen Osborn Cx .C OD 127 1 1 I I O .E LD :- Q '4- -H 3 Send Those Freshmen O Sharon Perillo john Pezzuti Kim Pizuto jennifer Pollitt Regina Melody Ruehle Michelle Russo Kris Sarappo Rodriguez Regina silently cheers Manchester to victory. Diane Purdon Chris Sawey X Fatima Shurdom Carl Schmidt lohn Segreto Carol Shamey lani Shouqa I Susan Smith Deborah Snow lan Spohn Kim Stambolie 128 Scott Stansfield Mark Rumundo Francis Saya Deodat Singh 1 . w ,, Qu Maichael Starkey Yi' yrl 7 ,- Richard Riffel Pat Roberts Linda Schall Dianna Schell Dwayne - V Singletary Denise Smith Tom Sweetman Loreen Szeciuk Rosa Tafuri Cheryl Territo Vincenza Tirri Cindy Teichman Sheri lomasello Bob Teodoro Charles lipper Not pictured: Luann Salway Scott Schanzenbach james Sikora Debra Thomas Russell Struck Carl Schnitzer Ed Tanis This Page Compliments of 223 xx x Q qi 1' :Ev . V N' li Deborah Van .C um Q Being I Denise Cheryl Tomodonati Trombetta Kathy Turczan Paul Valenti Beekuk Dggrgggan Vandemeule- Ron Kathy Van Lori Van Hook Ron Ven Kluyve james VanSickle Vanderploeg Grouw 4 l i Diana Van Dean Vellis Michelle Veltri Splinter Kathy Verblaauw 1? Carol Vetere Karen Wagoner Robert Wall Rene Walters Bending metal in shop class requires a lot of time and effort. sg zl 1 yy,e 4 ,,,, . , , fl i nl , ,, Calvin Wasdyke Edward Wilson David Wellema Diane Wheeler Whi?t?r?Our Tamara Williams , - . ttt lij ' K , YuQ2Q!rsg?p' 1 x Peter Worrall Not pictured: Walter Van Name Lisa Voag Tom Zeitlinger andy CID EL FD ee en SBS af pC4ryg,?5LL5L4,,,5g1ffe5nz,L' XL? S ,fuk M4 Awvilwfigfejifw 7,27 fxiiwiffww JZ U,0..J,d qu 144-i - fwli -Home, - Qdfwiffa ' Wdbymjfl W QW We WWW ww W im GL M W Fw IT LJ? --fiizz-'B----.........-.- E 1 Mm ,li C I X QQ 1 0 MGEWQQGZ 5 Q , X Thanks to smsgfxpvm 132 L x. ,W .Y .' 'L L, ,-n . f f , ,ff ,me-1 ,nl Y an gi V K ,, . 1 , if , Really Seniors? ---, Uv-1------H 1 U 1 ,R L: fix A u f x 's ' A KM- 2: 4w. ,, ,, ,4,.- IH lacqueline Patricia Ambro Denise, in a usual spiffy in Mr. Reuter's 7th period 4liP Regina Marie Amendola Patricia Angelicola loe Antoci Gina Patty loni Marie Ayick Tracy Lynn Bai Vince Barbuto Ilsonesll IISASU Two inseparable buddies, lim and his tuba. makes a comment class. Nart Arislanouk Ayse Bas l.? Debra L. Bookholt Debbie Alida in a quiet mood during study period. lanice Our day-time home for the past four years. lames-S. Brain ll' 'mil Hangin' Around the Gang With JZ f wf f, , ,N E C 3 Q. ro 1. S ,IRM U3 SP Yearbook Hass es nz Senior Fund Raisers 137 t Peppy and Pretty - Manchester's Senior Varsity Cheerleaders fi X, 'rx U Debbie L. Cook lames Matthew Corbo Margie Critchley Cookie l -sl Tom Culmone Michael Daly Syrin Dashoka Mike Sanda Dashoka Patrica Ann Davis Lorraine ponders a thought in history class. Dan Dean George works during electronic class. Steven B. Dean Augie DeAugustinis james De Bel leanne De longhe lllimll Sally Del Corso Ss Mary De Luccia l Anthony De Nova Barabara De Paola lames De Pow Donald De Virgilio Tony U De Ver ' -aug- l l 4 f V M W ,,,..l D J -7 A- .1 Kim at her leisure, working on the yearbook after school. lerry Di Martino A Q Donna Dodds l l waits for the final verdict - is the answer 139.45? N Iulie Dowling H,ullf 'U Q E ca. no T 'U C -h -h Elizabeth Marie Fodi Surprise, Tracy! IlLiZPl ww' I I ...B 4 Kathy Fodi Ed Forbes i a Collen believes in smiling while she works. VincenQFrey Dennis Fucelli 2 Linda lune Gamble Vinnie Kathy Garafalo Regina Enecencia Germano Ilcarll HJ' i UQ' ' G Bob Gillespie C N ,MTL Scott Gilmore Rita Giordanetti Chuck Gleason lames Goerl Kenneth Grant Alida Greendyk B0b Grieder uspeedn Lisa-Anne Grossi ,Q f jwjwiw J: LWMJ 1 f UW.- IMQQM if aaavfjy -I ,,,Q Z A New Defade a E :, 2 fDHa Senior! Fl Miss Manchester Laurie jacobs Lam Gina and Vinnie moment C-0ne?? Donna Kaghdou QM4 aging fffwe 425 Q9f5VW'i'q+K QW' S ef! J T fffgfma W? qgfjflm 0 V096 IE Can I Have Rich Kugel Raymond Kuschan Prom Plans I I p Steve Kowalski I I k AmY Kunis Klaus Kupies Ioanne Laliarck R513-Lyn LAB k 'bf arc Kevin Lami Cheer I wish we could sing some rock tunes, says Deborah Anne Latrecchia singer lohn Mawhinney. Debbie lacqueline Len lackie Livatino lackie Adrian Lombardo Ralph A. Lossasso The yearbook staff's star typist, Lisa Lovell WWW- W, , ,.,, ,,., Cheer for MRH l C6694 qjlxsfsxkvjyqg E we 05 43' .swf O I X00 O K . O Mio Xb XlDx055 1 ie, yo'-rx C1 -eynl ff C Q K Sf A7939 W0 00 vi-' QQ A C9 R ' WS?-L: si MMC, pQ4JJ boo No Merry eq smux 'BDU asoql Morning r dxkx ents CE : : C Cn no M A --,: . :N k Va Li' ' Af ,ez if LW ,, ., , My X,,, , --H, f-W.: f.M'4 f , nxt' fb-in I J vl Guidance Offlce GJ .C 'I-9 c: Ii-9 CD :L ': r- exif: -Qs: 4 K .-Q.,,,, Donald Moore Diana Nichols P A 4 Xi cwnv Terri and jackie take a sun bath during lunch hour. Craig Niedzwiecki Chuck O'Brien 50 Paul Passero Debra Ormezzano Axam Osman lohn R. Owens Orm0 lohn Peano Lillian Percarpio Richard Perez Brian Pluymers Sanchez XL., I 41. if W , 'X 2 Q, Kathy and lim await the next song. Frank Poartfleet Patricia Ann P0eh'e 5' ai ' ane and Iohn learn a life ski n Miss Lander's class. fi - ' b,., 'Q s Hot Friday ight 52 Crui ing . . . ,s, 5, ,15- f f-., W, 'SAW afmfiqefgy M? M -as .sf-v sf 5. 5? v a M AM Wim, ,5 A ' if: ,Q Patricia Poultney Steve Roberts Vito Francis Rocco Andrew Rocco A W R A A. Q P I gm ,V,,, joseph Rodney Bob Rodrigues Lorraine Roma Caroline Runo Iacqueline Ryan Tony Saffiotti lackie Saff Wayne Salute Kathleen Samtak N 'flu . ' ' I fm ws ,gf W . , 'L 1 N K A . kiikl W. ,iv ' W.. W ' L6 ,Q -fl 1, W , wg- We ,, - 'L J 'I , M ,. if 1 af 3 f'f 5 H 'T V ls. M, l W if:- 4 , i - . . . if ,T- Dianne Sanclllo Robin lynn Sands , Z' Monica Saya Dennis I. icalzitti Denise caught in a pensive pose on Manchester hill llsca ll ivfillwwnwf THQ 5,3 omg 'iw-.Apt 'mfwifwflwi , iiiie 'K I ik I xi k ! M' 1- L if 'gui' Q Xu- ' it Alix X Lk. gn, 'Dai ,W HJ in .X Vi' iii J' g'Wd'12 XV My ii' fini Nas, ifbxig, C L Thomas Scanlon Anne Schaap Scanz lohn Sfheibelhvfer . Some fun in the sun during lunch period with john, Dwight, Bob and Augie. lackie Schielke Elisa Scordato i lanty Shurdom 109 9M the World Senior Mike Stoll . - I lim Trotter Reviseo loseptrlM.'StateIy 00 3' 3 Av Nm X , ,L - I wr, XX ' S N S X ., S - r' S . Ee fire- Y f - S Q Z fi gb . ' ' Marianne Sweetman Raymond Taylor llkayll Diana Turczan Steven Unger nDeell Back straight, stomach wide and SING! r . in, mout ' Doug Vander Brink Ken Vander Werf 'fwerfff 'NX N X X X -'X N by ff K' N 49571559 f mg. Q57 Q05 A Qs f X ,QV , 'OCS -19' O' X ' TDC!--jk, qc. X messy 5 my? X, 5' Qu aj XJ, xy 5 -' F . 09 X Qifdyj J 0 M A Sho 0? V509 6 YF' kgayvgaggf 4531 S .bybowcva Orgs Qybd' QQ? fb 39 , , Qgwilyb ky 3 Kelly Van Dolan lan gives the photographer her nicest smile. Brian presenting his oral report on husing in Mr. Olsen's U.S. Il. Christine Zan' Qeftdefen Scott Van Sickle rls 35 , xx, , 19 Ursula Vecchione 1 V rj Jgvkristina Vengelis Sandy Ventrella Tunis Verhlaauw uleerr - Y :O 5 L if f Jjyrisu f C' if ,XSD XJ' X 5 EA Q, Qt 4, . X. , Lilvd K N . F fo 9:59466 ,J ni 145 o tj cl . 1 'VV C Nj. 1, 1 i, 1 l 58 K if , 1' joseph A. Villaniik X nloeu r t, , -, 5 Q , .s 'rUlN9GH. S U LCQNS limmy, leff, Nart, and Aldo ready for the fight on Saturday. n I X g x Scott Waer lanife WBNCYS Antoinette Weiss Ilwahll llT0nifl Ken Weuema Cathy Wheeler Dave Whyte Come on 'erri-! let'Q fee some of that cheerleadmg splrlt! St- nvbjedtn-5 t 60FH.fZ Situ. t 4 , A Y Q Bob Wilkens ISU t C65-1-555C ll! 'I '! Is Noelle Guabello the new Patti Smith? Helen Willey Diane Warrelman Debbie Zeitlinger llwi rlyll Debbie White Robert Zollo Star gazef' DOLORES ABATE My greatest experience was a trip to Europe in 1972 GEORGE ABREU Grigs, school dances, Spanish 4, French 1, an Psychology Club, Grendel, Metal Shop BOB ADAIR Patti, jim, .- Bob, Tony, Randy, SSA, Basketball, Baseball - Mr. Grossi, Neil Q Young, After the Gold Rush. BOB AIELLO The day I saw jack fall I- off the rings in gym jACKIE AMBRO Agape Kingdom, Amy, Sue, .Q Debbie and Good friends, Heck of a summer with the Mid- 2 night Riders I Love jesus GINA AMENDOLA The happiness I qg shall always share with Vinnie - Summer of 79, learning the C meaning of friendship - Sandy, Denise, jackie, Kat., PATTY . G d t ANGELICOLA May 11, 1979, Basketball season with Coach . . . Wedel, january 1979, jimmy, Kathy, Debs, joan, Steph, Lynn, Cautlon ra ua es Tony jONI AYICK Linda, Barb, Debbie, Frank, Dean 1276778 Dean and friends, Flagsquad, Wrestling at tech Summer '79 TRACY BAL Colorguard 10, 11 - Captain, Arsenic and Old Lace The Family Being with Bob, Denise, Mindy, and joe VINCE BARBUTO Kuk, jake, Lou, Kowals, Being with The Family, Party, Blazer off roading Do it up at jake's jANICE BAUMGARTNER Having good times with Marianne, Noelle, and Rita, Working on the showcase and scenery. Hearing Like a Hurricane jANET BEHNKE Grateful Dead concerts 41, Hangin' out, 2-4-79, Rick, jeanne, Lori, skiing, Seaside, deadheads, Good Lovin U.S Blues, Casey jones DEBBIE BOOKHOLT Remember the good times with Fabe 11-14-78 joni, jackie, Freshman year gym, New Years 79, and Seaside '78 DAVID BOONE The shore junior Being with Bob, Steve, Bob, Playing Baseball, Football and skiing at Hunter CAROLINE BRAUN Learning the true meaning of friendship RANDY BRUNO Yankees winning two world series RENEE BURNS Summer of '79, jackie, Linda, Leslie, Wild times with a wild guy Down the shore Moment by moment, Successful, Rich, jOAN CAMPBELL Northern State Champs in Softball, Volleyball, Bruce, Debbies, jackie, Laurie, Pats, Mr. Forte, Mr. Ludwig, Mr. Crossley TONY CARAMICO jim G., Tony, Chris, Mr. O'NeiII, track, The MizzbiIe, Rink, junior Lunch, Taking Chris for her permit KATHY CARROZZA Friends in Agape Kingdom at Rizzo's, Kris, Elisa, john, Applied Music with Mr. Bender, Pennsylvania, Scordato's STEVE CASAZZA 379778, Being with Chris, up in Midd., New Years Eve 79, Football, Track, The Blue R , skiing MARK CAVA Mr. Moore's late great fencing team, the fellow fencers, Going to concerts, being with friends Tony C, Tony C, jerry D. MARK CAVILL The Plastic Shop, Bob, joe, Bill, Ron The shore, working, riding around, summer, cars ANTHONY CHISARI Meek Mark, Steve, jerry, Bob, jim, Ken, playing football, track, wres- tling, Mr. Post, Mr. Holbert, Mr. Ludwig, Mr. O'NeiI, 79 pep rally jACKIE CIMINO The shore with Garry. Hanging out with friends, Denise, Gina, Helen, Sally, Kathy, Sue, jackie, Cruisin, Styx concert, Cabins Partying GREG CLEARY Being with my friends and listening to music, Black Sabbath, Rush and Cheap Trick LINDA COLACI Summer of 79 Being with Bert, Having fun with Pat, Sue, jackie, Renee, Going down Wildwood and Seaside DEBBIE COOK Vermont 79 Sept. 15, Dave july 4 Totowa First Aid Bass River Lisa, Sher- rie, Debbie jAMES CORBO john, Dave, Scott, Bob, Rich, junior Lunch, Marching Band, Stage Band, It was fun but I'm glad it's all over. Choir MARGIE CRITCHLEY The summers at the shore All the Parties, all my friends, and all the fun MICHAEL DALY jamming with Scott and Gillespie QNIGHTWINGJ, Insane days with Simone, Talks with Linda, sorting out Toni's love life, Libert's study SANDRA DAS- KOKA I left my best friends Fadice Nancy and home jordan SYRIN DASHOKA I left jordan, Greece and miss Fadice Nancy Sahar sta- thies PATRICA ANN DAVIS Coming to Manchester, MKSD Cheerleader captain, California visit New Friends I met. STEVEN DEAN jAMES DeBEL, Ant, joe, jim, Bob, Steph, Donna, Lynn, four years of basketball, bus ride Mr. Libert, Mr. Kane jEANNE DEjONGHE Times with Sharon, Denise, janet, Mary, Seaside HayfieIds McGarry's class. The Dead Hangin at Chester Cold Ones To be famous. MARY DeLUCClA BT February 79 ski week, jay Vermont Parties at Granny's and C.I. Chalet Lancia that wouIdn't start skiing with the ski bums. ANTHONY DENOVA Going to Germany in 79 Mr. Kane's class 7th period jim D., jim G., joe D Lynn, Donna Down the shore at Bel Mar BARBARA DePAOLA Summer of '79 Linda joni, and Mike Aug. 19, 1979 Cat Stevens, life after 8 Oh wow jAMES DEPOW Graduation night my friends and family Mr. Post Mr. Libert Rock lives The Who, Yes and the Rolling Stones DONALD 'DeVIRGILIO Sandy, Randy, Debbie, ELO skate confusion Driving Bowling, Swimming Rock, jULlE DOWLING Having fun with jan, Kathy, Tracy, Pat Majorettes '577 choir, folk group. Lunch 78-79 Moving back to MRHS 78 Mr. Bender Mr. Czernicki jOHN DYKS- TRA I remember best my first airplane trip to Florida jOHN EDEL Performing in stage band and choir . . . All school Play '79 . . . Crazi- ness in junior lunch . . . Football Games. . . Being with my friends . . . jEFF EDELSON Getting my license and partying at Seaside DAVID ENYART DiCerbo, Bender, Fantasticks, Godspell, Summertree, Madrigals, stage band, skiing, choir, Mongiardo jACKIE ESPOSITO Lau- rie, joan, Debbie, Sue, Terri, Lisa, Scotland '78 Bermuda '79 Varsity Cheerleading, Decorating guy's locker room someday own a busi- ness jIM FERRANTE search change sports, the mats, guitar, friends Manny, Chuck, joe, Mike, Kevin Most of all Mary Kate working hard pays off NANCY FIRRINCILI The Arlo Guthrie concert in Central Park of 78 ELIZABETH FODI jo-Anne, Rita, Kelly, swimming, Being with friends, shopping, driving places, Typing for Mr. Kane, Ms. Schuring, Mr. Olsen Born to Run. Accounting KATHY FODI Watch- ing the sun rise over the ocean with jim friends forever Deb jim, Ray, Brian, julie 4726779 All My Love VINCENT FREY Sumer of '79 with Gina. Family, friends, and Mr. DiCarbo, Graduation and college. Floyd, Yes, Rush, and The Who tonight DAVE GAFFNEY Dattolo, Southway, Bee Gees, Tour '79 with Bull jr. Extra Activities, Handling class money, teachers who cared Mom's continuous concern,LINDA GAMBLE joni, Kelly, Barb, Good times with friends at home and at home and at Ridin' Hy, Strange things that always happen in HR 207 KATHY GAROFALO My happen Pete Friend- ship with Sally, The summers hanging out with Gina, Helen, Denise, jackie, jackie S, Laurie, The Corner Garfield REGINA GERMANO Visits to Brazil RITA GIORDANETTI The outdoors, softball, skiing out west CHUCK GLEA- SON Wrestling, guitar shore good times Mr. DiCerbo, Dana, joe, Manny, I Leaving jAMES GOERL May 11, 1979 Good times with all my friends track sea- son, the shore Patty, Ant, Pat, jimmy, Randy, john, MEEK KENNETH GRANT 5th period lunch last year ALIDA GREENDYK Hangin around with Kate, Summer of 79 Rust Never SIeeps the shore BOB GRIEDER Always being with my girlfriend, Fran, and to have her in my future. Going to concerts and partying with my friends LISA GROSSI Water fight with Amy Summer of 79 Memories with Terry, Kathy, Diane, jackie Amy, Ms. Schuring, Mrs. Kearney Foods I NOELLE GUABELLO Ourdemented Homeroom starring Mrs. Cubby Reet, jan, Marianne, Vicki - My Partner in F.T. crime, The Gang. Rebel This Page Compliments of HR 119 161 Rebel Singing DAVID GULYWASZ The Summer of '72 Burns with jim G, lime K., and Tony German class Bowling with the Rebels. MICHAEL GUSZAK My nine-tenth with Kathie in Wortsburg, New York State Hei- neker on tap Rock-n-Roll with Frank Zappa NABIL HAjAU The first day of Sophomore Year when I first transferred to Manchester AN DRE HEN- DERSON Shocking coming to Manchester and find out that I was the only black student. IAMES HUNT Wrestling, Football, Talking to Mr. Ludwig about things Debel, Steve, Sue, Mary, Stretch parties, going down to the shore Being a Beach Bum. ALDO IACOVO Football 79 Great times with Age. Field Day Fun Times with Kevin and Eric. Going out to Lunch Locker room Saturday morning LAURIE jACOBS Don - past, present, future Hanging out at night Partying. Being with Don, Sally, Kathy, Gina, jackie, Donna, john. Free Bird DIANA jALAHEj l left Syria went to Greece and missed my best friends. DENISE IOOSTEN Summer 79, Wildwood with Gary V In a past all its own Hanging out with friends, Seaside, Yesterday is Gone DONNA KAGHDOU Mr. Moore's General Science class 8th period SHARON KAYTES Mr. Fasse, Mr. Schring L.S.L.R. RM C.V.S. Bob Dylan Neil Young, Partying in the girls room. Having a good time. LAURIE KEARNS Espo Lynn W. Deb. M. Hunt- ley, Mary D. Rosie, B. Ball 78-79, Softball 78-79, V. Ball, Scotland with Espo, G.A.A. trip 79 Miss Brown, Mr. Grossi HENRY KIEFFER Spending time as football and baseball manager jIM KLEP- PER Kathy, Brian, Ray, Debbie, Dave.. .The Who concert Being with the boys. . . Mr. Grossi, Mr. Crossley 4726779 STEVE KOWALSKI Sas, Kuk, john, jake, Lu, Ray, Mike, Ralph, jim, Lee, Babe, Road Runner, Beep Beep Fire with the V.W. C.I.E. class jACK KUHN The school play Arsenic and Old Lace junior Year cafeteria table French class Dr. Demento RICH KUGEL The Capella Factor Electro Motive Division Here! Take my shirt . .. HO HO Kus Tehachapi Hang on to yourself junior Year lunch table AMY KUNIS Terry knows about the record cleaner! Agape Kingdom, jesus is Love, Summer of '79, Sept. '78 Lisa, jackie RAYMOND KUSCHAN Cathy, Brian, jim, Kathy Noelle, Debbie, out with the guys, playing guitar jamming, being with Cathy, German Dances, soccer RITA LaBARCK Liz, jackie, joAnne, Kelly, Memories of Manchester, homeroom, being with friends shopping, typing Economics class KEVIN LAMI Going to concerts with my friends Purd, Wilkes, jim Gary, Bob, Dwight, Dave Mr. Wilkes metal shop Be a machinist DEBORAH LATRECCHIA Meeting new friends at M.R.H.S. The music department, stage band and applied music l and ll Billy joel concerts music major jACQUE- LINE LEN Memories with Terry, Kelly, Lisa, Amy Ms. Schuring Ms Klein, search with Monica and Nick football games soft- ball sewing and cooking jACKIE LIVATINO Summer of '79 Linda Renee, Margie Wrestling matches Down the shore Mike having fun Mrs. Groom to be successful ANDRIAN LOMBARDO Moving to North Haledon 75 Best times with Aldo 9! 23778 Italy 79 Fun talks with Ann Neil Young V. Football State RALPH LOSASSO Craig, janty, the gang Seaside soccer Cosmos one for the road jeepster, Phillips, Whittemore, Hirschhorn LISA LOVELL being with my friends going to Ber- muda Attending L.P.A. Yearbook Editor SUSAN LUEDTKE Karen, Caroline, Chris, skiing, cheerleading decorating the locker room, bopping, going for ice cream, hydroplaning M.V., oops - wrong bus LADWINA MAMKEj Going down the shore hanging out with friends at the Park Fifth period lunch spent at M-I Oh well DEBRA MANNO Volleyball beating undefeated Hawthorne Basketball, League Champs Softball Northern State Champs, being with my friends Miss Brown .All my coaches jOHN MAWHINNEY ALL1he good times with Vickie. Seaside '79 with Augie, Malzone and the kid with the doors shirt. Hi Mom DENISE MAY The 79 play, joking with the Happy Dale Gang, times with Lenina Your Majesty hoaxes, Tracy, Caroline Loreeeee and George KATHLEEN McBRIDE tKATHIj Summer of '79 colorguard and football games, my junior Lunch table Hanging around after school BERNIE MENGER Bowling team, Mr. Southway, Art class Ralph, Greg BeeGee Concert- Madison Square Garden, North Haledon Baseball, Dave, Florida KAREN MILKE Susan, Caroline, Chrissy, Skiing at Hunter, skating on the 5th Indian Trails Oops - wrong bus, bopping for ice cream M.V. KHALID MIRZA Family, Uncles, friends, driving, traveling, wrestling, Fridays DIANA NICHOLS CRAIG NIEDZWIECKI Ralph, janty, Chuck, Cross-Country, Woodstock N.Y. Waylon and Willie, guitar to live one day at a time CHUCK O'BRIEN Cross Country, Fencing Soph. Tournament 4th Districts 6th track skiing Bob, joe, Craig, riding, Germany, California A.R. - 8th DEBRA ORMEZZANO Northern State Softball Champs, Volleyball beating undefeated Hawthorne Italy, France, Spain, Summer 78 Debbie, joan, Laurie, Randy, jimmie, Patty GABRIELLE ORZEL Grateful Dead concert '79 The Summer House, Watkins Glen U.S. Grand Prix '78 '79, Lauren, john S. Dianne Terry, Rita, Noelle, Mark OXAM OSMAN Mr. Olsen Mr. Barriale, Mr. Tornow Cutting Fridays, junior Year and going to Bee with Olya and Sul Going to the International Bak- ery every Tuesday and Thursday jOHN OWENS Playing Stageband and being with my friends, joe Brian, jim, Lil, john LILLIAN PERCARPIO Down the shore 6-15-79 all the times with Debbie Ralph, Lisa, and john the gang Basketball '76 Charlie Brown '77 Godspell '78 W.S. I '79 RICHARD PEREZ jesus, Agape Kingdom, Garry, Chan, Amy, Ringo's study Donna Summer, Evelyn Champaign King Turn on the Light Chut-up Chure BRAIN PLUYMERS The Gang jam- ming and Luschan's party The Good Rats Freebird and Babe I'm gonna leave you Wally and E.j. Biffbob FRANK POART- FLEET PATRICA POEHLER New Year's Eve 1978 Being with the Gang Randy, Debbie, Debbie, Anthony jimmy, joan, Lynn, Denise, Pan, Laurie, softball, college MARIANNE POSCH Enjoying all the time I spent in art. Art Club, Having fun with jan, Noelle and Rita PATRICIA POULTNEY Attend- ing group and services at Wyckoff Baptist Church attended Children's Bible Mission in Tennessee love and friendship of Alice Zanuck COLLEEN READ Class Trips Camping Travel 12th grade 5th period Senior Year Lunch LORRAINE REGE Fun with Sue and Sandy, Going to the movies, Veder Dracula Frank Langella Blah, Partying in the bath- room What a Dinkwad jOSEPH RODNEY Close to the Edge, round by the river round at the Edge, round by the corner, school out forever! LORRAINE ROMA Hanging out with Cherl and Shar Dazul and confused Getting Toast Neil Young Dave, Tami, PCP Gang SSH NYS Zeppelin CAROLINE RUNO needyoualIislovelennonjohnonoyokochancea givepeaceloveipeopletheailforallthegreatbookslvereadandbeingme IACQUE- LINE RYAN F.L. D.P. Apr. 2 - jul. 9 Great Times, Good Friends Shore Maybe Tonight Rock-y Marry Somebody rich All be happy Monz! TONY SAFFIOTI Good Times with all my friends study hall, Germany Trip, Cowboys KATHLEEN SAMTAK Down the shore, Summer of '79 Foods I, on the bus, Ms. Klein, Ms. Schuring Lisa, jan, Diane, Whirly DIANNE SANCILIO Bookkeeping I per. 7 Memories of joe, jeff, 9729778 Kathy, Gabby, Diane, Wildwood, N.j. Marching Band 5th period lunch jr. year ROBIN SANDS Having A Good Time with the softball team and making it to the State Championship Having fun with friends SHARON SANTORO Times with friends and Mad Hatters 4th Lunch '78 Seaside '79 Em's house A Reason P A T L with SS Mobile MONICA SAYA Search-Reflections with jackie Shower the People with Love Hanging around with the gang Cross Country and Track DENNIS SCALZITTI All the good time with my friends family Germany Trip '79 summer nights Wyoming, Virginia Beach study hall '78-79 Yankees THOMAS SCANLON California, Newport Beach, The Wedge, Hot Tuna, I like sunshine fresh clean air make me feel like you wouldn't care! ANNE SCHAPP February '79 jW skiing, jay, Vermont Partying at Granny's C.L.C. Watch out Franz, Spidey and the ski gang And You and I ELISA SCORDATO Having a great time with Agape Kingdom, Keith, Kris, Kathy, Campus Life, jesus '77 Choir, july 25, 1976 jANTY SHURDKM Craig, Noelle, Soccer, Ralph The Gang Led Zelpelin, Brain Germany, Moby Dick Ray TERESITA SIERRA Memories with Mark, Summer '79 Memories with jan W., jackie L., Amy K., Toni W., Lisa G. Leslie McD, teachers, Miss Mongiardo, Ms. Schuring College Interpreter TERRI SOUKUP jackie, Sue Carline, Karen, Chris, Deb- bie, Hunter Ski Club, Cheerleading, Gymnastics, Sunday Morning tennis, Decorating Locker Room, Island Beach. ERIC SPERANZA Hags, Ido, Everybody Hitting all the sights down the shore, Mr. Moore, Mr. Crossley, Mr. Holbert, Mr. Ludwig to be a success LISA STANSFIELD Times of summer, swimming at M.H., Neil, Going for the one. , D.D. before and after -Mar, Debbie, Sue, Diana, Patti. jOSEPH STATELY Being in stage band, having fun with my friends - john, Tony and Mike. Going to Florida and down the shore. MIKE STOLL All the good times at concerts, down the shore, and just getting together with friends, anywhere MARIANNE SWEETMAN Beach Haven 774 Neil Young, times with Baby Sue Turch, Lindy and Co., Lisa, Sharon, Rodger, Chas'in, Chem Face Incognito! RAYMOND TAYLOR Cheryl 5725779 Track '78, Mus- tang Power, Summer '79, Dylan Neil Young, Cars, Who, Mark, Scott, Mike, Libert's study, Hay jam I' jIM TROTTER Good times with Nella, Who live at the garden, Who are you tasty, Robs DIANA TURCZAN Beach Haven, Folk Music, guitar, skiing friendship, Tomato P.j. Ukrainians july 4 STEVEN UNGER - Last day of school, work study KELLY VAN DOLAN Memories with jackie, Linda, Liz, Willie and jerry Dancing with Caipezio Playing football at Roe Summers at Lake George KEN VANDERWERF Bob, Scott, Mike going to Vermont, skateboarding, California 77, learning to ski with Bob. CHRIS VAN GEN DEREN Being with Steve!!! Bopping w7Fox Congo bella and Pinhead. 208 New Years Eve, Skiing, Crum's Falls. SCOTT VAN SICKLE Being with friends, Mike, Tim, Ray Nightwing. jamming Cruisin in Pinto Recording hit song Parties Playing in Max URSULA VECCHIONE Having fun, Meeting new people making new friends, new experience, and espe- cially Crafts and tennis with Miss Wedel. KRISTINA VENGELIS Fellowship in the Lord with El Grand. Canyon Kathy fool and Elisa Okee Performing a song perfectly for Mr. j. Bender SANYY VENTRELLA Summer '79 - shore jackie, Donna, Sharon, Gina Styx 78-79 jan. '77-79 Duo, u-ee, Florida California Green Grass High Tides! TUNIS VERBLAAUW Being with my friends cruising in the T-Bird. Down the shore, girls and skiing. jOSEPH VILLANI 5th Lunch llth grade The Best Group of Friends you could want Bob, Tracy, Richard, ilgnorantj, Mindy Chuck, john and Critter SCOTT WAER Going to concerts and the shore parties jANICE WALTERS Going out for breakfast, Godspell M-3 Madrigals Wildwood '79, Sun- sets, Terri jimmy, Di, Kathy Taylor, Mr. Bender, Mr. Grossi Do it up DIANE WARRELMANN Being with Mark. Summer at the shore with friends. Club Med in the Bahamas working on the Boardwalk ANTOINETTE WEISS Regina, Diane, jan, Leslie Terry, Steve Scott, Micheal Carr, Groom Fun with Tony Falone Memories of Best times with Regina DEBBIE WHITE Lake Willough by sa Ice World Circle egitht Totowa first aid squad Ed, Debbie, Sherrie, Gina, Lisa, Tammy HELEN WIL- LEY Partying with Denise, Gina, jackie, Sally and Kathy Stairway to Heaven ilf80 Summer of '79 Gary fjune 20j Seaside Wildwood DEBBIE ZEITLINGER Longtime friends Noelle, Kathy, Lil, Ray, jim, Brian Summer of '79 playing football and twister with the gang ROBERT ZOLLO My friends I love and hate them for they feel the same. And remember I don't really dress that way! KYMM ELLYN MALATESTA The Adirondacks, Andrew and the blustery day, Markels, California, humanistic people, past romances, my friends who take time to listen and understand. Paul Sandford Astarita MANCHESTER The first month certainly was difficult Communications had to be opened. Trust had to be established Confidence had to be assured. But time passed and a dream emerged And that dream became our reality. It thrived on all those absolute words Like tolerance, kindness, understanding, respect and dignity. They stand as Manchester's unalterable truth We gave you a child reaching for all the steps of youth. And you gave us back a man with goals to meet. How fortunate the few to be entrusted to the care and wisdom of Manchester. Love, Mother and Dad Spring Brook Real+y l9l4l 355-1 I is l9 I 4l ass-zoas '- Helen Wiseman Spring Brook Road Greenville, N.Y. I277l 5 IIAIRDRESIIIS BRADLEES - STOP AND SHOP RATYER RD. AT ROUTE 23 WAYN E, N.J. 07470 628-l9l0-I9II Congralulaiions 'ro 'rhe Class of '80 Sieve and Lori Mark and Lisa From Homeroom 208 Congra+ula+es +l1e graduafing seniors!!! 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Mohler Craig and Michael Monroe The O'Connell Family Ralph and Toni Ravo Mary Reisinger Ar+hur Riemer The Rinaldi Family Marie Romeo Joe Scordafo Scorda+o Emp. Bruce Terwilliger Paul and Ka+hy Turczan Mrs. Lillian Van Houren John Weiss Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkes Jim and Judy Zuccone John 3:3 Eongraiulalions Kelly Ann o Our Sweel' Daughfer, Kelly Congra+ula'rions Class of '80 Mr. and Mrs. WaH'er Mandra gesus Chris+ is 'rhe Only Hope es+ Wishes Class of '80 Hey Lee! We made i+! quareback and Mer'r 'rhe Duck r. and Mrs. Jay Soukup QMOEBA Per. 7 i1'a LaBarck JoAnne LaBarck -oey LaBarck gohn and Fran Shabrack ony and Ka'rhy vlrs. Alice Schukie v1as+er James Warrelmann, Ill Boosle rs Mr. and Mrs. J. S+rama+ and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Fri+z and Family Mr. and Mrs. B. Sprague Paul G. Burghardf Mr. and Mrs. R. Sands Mr. and Mrs. T. Sands Good Luck Class of I98O The Sparano Family The Dupre Family Fran Dupre Michelle and Ronnie Good Luck Sandy, Love your bro+her Michael Good Luck from 'rhe Blue Phanfom A Friend Ka+hleen Lefelar Lembo and Manzi Congra+ula+ions +o Sid Love Sis Congra+ula+ions 'ro Sharon Love Mom Dad Shirley and Jackie Good Luck Kim, The Re+rea+ Kids Julie Edelson The Grossi Family Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Crossley Good Luck 'From +he 80 Browns Nancy Schuring. John and Donna Ware Klepper Family Your Friendly Librarian Good Luck Seniors Tony Alicia Glacin Jimmy and PaH'y Miss Do+y M. Crifchley Nancy Crifchley M.D.N.H. and K.P.B.H. Mr. C. Ra'r on wi+h +he Good Ra+s Mrs. Mefrey Alice and Laura Zanuck Mr. and Mrs. John J. Meehan A Friend Carol Davis Roberf A. Corsini Calherine Schilder Pafricia A. Davis Susan Sferling Dean Express Freigh+ Anlhony Gonzalaz Repen+-BoycoH Hell Jesus is Coming Jackie Lange Hi! Kafhy Korinko God Bless 'lhe Seniors Jesus is +he Only Way Congralulalions 'From Mr. and Mrs. Carrozza Jesus Loves You - Think aboul i+! Tanis Hardware Good Luck Sleve, Ray, Joy and Jaime-Joy Good Luck From Palerson 80 Good Luck Caplain Ned - Love Jackie Good Luck S'I'eve, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Good Luck Sherlock Good Luck Sieve Jacqueline ScoH Boulique J and L Family Shoes Bush's Homemade Candy Dzidzi and Nana Neslor and Adriana Nalalka, Diana and Nalalka JMB Besl Wishes, Bob - l Love You Freebird and you and l Congralulafions Anne from Z Chris and Sieve Hang in 'rhere Anne from K.O. The Police Big Babies Ski Bum Sea rch for +he Trulh Uncle Ed and Aun+ Joan Scrooge and Marley Congralulalions lo Mad Dog for Surviving Congra+ula+ions Caroline 'From your bro+her and sis+er Hug Me, Squeeze Me, Take Me Home Z.H. and T.C. Sfageband 80 is if I Congralulafions Amy ln Memory of Ed Boydell LiH'le Folks Slore Grandma Helen From Sassy, Hang in 80 Lyle, Ka+hy, Michelle, Jason, wish Sieve good luck Sieve and Gloria 2 years and 'Forever Bruce and Drena Melvin and I Good Luck , Sieve Gloria Love's Sieve This guy walks in+o a bar . . . This message made by lhe comeback people You know wha+ you've go1'! Tony and Toni To Dolores, Love Grandpa and Grandma Wekelo Mr. and Mrs. J. Kuhn Doc+or Demenlo Forever! Kurl' and Jason Warrelmann Mrs. Gidgel Chris+ie and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Warrelmann Love Ya Es+e The Sucker 'From S-Z Alg. ll period 8 8+h period Bus. Praciice Phil Van Genderen Besl' of Luck +o Band and Chorus God Bless Class of '80 Good Luck Class of '80 l980 Nerd Good Luck 'ro Class of 80 Mary DiPaola Kevin and Jackie Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ha+em Good Luck Bob Love, Jo, Barb, and Belly Congra+ula+ions Class of l980 from Mr. and Mrs. Sha brack Tim and Colleen Good Luck Class of '80 Mr. and Mrs. Roland Abale Bruce Baumgarlner Anna Baumgarlner Mr. and Mrs. Beck Joan Campbell Mr. Enrico Cannalaro Debbie Chiz Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clarke Debbie Dean The DeFeo Family Rich Deluccia Joan M. Edel John R. Edel Good Luck Robin Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kearney Lo+s of Luck in 'rhe 'fulure Susan Olsen Lo+s of Luck in Ihe fulure! Susan Luedlke Congra+ula+ions Sue A. DeNova is cheap!!! Mr. and Mrs. James Kane The Iceman Come+h We 'Finally made il! Congra1'ula+ions Jackie, Love Tammy and Sfeve Luck and Love, Joe Lisa Margarila Flores I Love You Jer! Good Luck Terry Jesus Flores Ismael Sierra Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Read Palrick Kilhand Mr. and Mrs. D. Murgold The Ba rsoHis 23, 23, 23, 23, 23, 23 Mr. and Mrs. J. Barriale Mr. Kane Good Friends IGERARDI H' was excellenl, I freaked! Congra+ula+ions, Jackie Leo and Terry Guabello Nancy and Don 5!3!80 Besl of Luck Cuz - Eagel Be Garry Sadosky The Les Rivers Band ek Dongralulalions and Besl' Wishes Eugene Czerniecki 'o -the J.V. Cheerleaders - You're greaf Mrs. Kearney Ars. Harding v1r. Phillips iandigger Mor For Ye Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Taylor Sood Ra+ RAT ON Leslie - I Love you - Sco+'I' The McDonalds Woodchuck Ru+h Ammacher The Guillemins HenrieH'a Verblaauw Mr. and Mrs. Pefer Verblaauw CongraI'ula'rions Tune - Dave and Mar+y Marcare+Van Es Congra+ula+ions ScuH'ie Meeooww! Baaaccckka!!! Mr. and Mrs. Julius Van De Veire Debbie Zeiflinger Dean and Joni- I2-6-78 Congra+s Joni, Love Sis Lisa Good Luck Sis - Love Adla Kim and Helene Len Frank and Helene Melione Congra+ula+ions Jackie Len M.I. Besl' of Luck Bones Chandra Biswal Irmgard and Harry Kuschan Ca+hy Pefers Brush up your Shakespeare you pack of bloody peasan'rs Good Luck Denise from Daddy To La from Lee - Congra+s! Mrs. A. Andrusko Allison, James, and Douglas Price Sharon B. Ebocker Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Ebocker Mary Dahab Jim and Ka+hy Forever John Fodi Heidi Fodi Henry Slansfield Manchesfer Baskelball ill I To Cid lRayl Love His Cidsfers. P.L.D. Congra+ula+ions Io Ray Love Dawn GOOD LUCK TO MR. OLSON'S 8+h PERIOD HISTORY II CLASS DUGUHY! Miss Su'ryak Good Luck +o +he Class of '82 Pa frons Aldo and Adrian Barry and Linda Dean Besi Wishes +o Jackie and her friends Bes+ Wishes 'From l'he Neumann Wildcais Bob Rodrigues Bonnie, Richard, Jason MarchiHo Cheryl and George 8!I6!79 Chris and John Brain Congra'rula+ions Class of '80 - Warrelmann Family Dr. and Mrs. Saya Congraiulaiions +o Jackie, Sieve and Jimmy Congraiulaiions Joni- Love Mom and Dad Giummarra Congrafulaiions Tracy, Love Mom and Dad The Dowling Family Firsl Federal S8zL Associalion of Paierson From a Friend Gail, Craig and Laura Lynn Grossi Good -uck and Love +o Denise - from Mom Good -uck Jackie from Mom Good -uck 'From ihe Rogues Good -uck Sieve and Chris from Denise Good -uck S1'eve and Chris Harold, Anila, Harry J., Krisien Marie Haycook Kevin and Marlene The Midni+e Riders Megian I!2!80 Mr. and Mrs. A. Angelicola Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zeiilinger and Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milke M. Chilko Mr. and Mrs. Dominc Silvesiri To Mr. DaHolo's sludenis Mr. and Mrs. Edward Percarpio Mr. and Mrs. George Troos+ Mr. and Mrs. H. Slansfield Mr. and Mrs. J. Owens Mr. and Mrs. J. Dyksira Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manno Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S+a'rely Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fodi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Sickle Mr. and Mrs. Rodrigues Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simpkins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grossi Mr. and Mrs. Yadig Haio Nina, Lisa, Karla Pairick and Colleen Brennan Pele M. Guido R.A.F. Sieve and Sue Tony and Dee Lombardo You came for a carwash, bu+ you look like a noiebook The Bes'r and Only Journalism Class Lil Percarpio James Mendizabal Mr. and Mrs. James VanSickle Mr. and Mrs. Roberi Perrone The VanSickle's - Jim, Joanne Jimmy, and Joelle Peg and Herb Becher Rober'r Lo'I'z Excavaling Conl'rac1'or Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weber Sponsors Peler and Ann Carelis Dr. and Mrs. C. G. 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