Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1984 volume:

Matawan Regional High School Atlantic Avenue Matawan, New Jersey 07747 -i • _____ M —j —! —■I — All CMB !? 9 'T3«)«W� rx. - 1984 I 2 Table of Contents 46 Academics 80 Sports 4 ... In Many Different Ways____ As you enter the building and walk through the foyer you are suddenly confronted w ith the task of deciding w hich hallw ay to take to reach your destination north, south, cast or west. Whichever you end up choosing is really immaterial, for as you make your way around you will see students sitting in class- rooms, joining school activities, meeting after school, and deter- mining and achieving goals to be used later in life. Classes, programs, clubs, activities, teachers, facilities and students all variables contributing to these future goals. What each of us w ill ultimately get out of all or this includes what we put into it and possibly a little more. These pages hold a record of all of this and how each of us approaches it in many different ways. Everyone seem very bus) as we walk along the cast corridor. Nancy Flynn is the only one to even notice. 5 In Many Different Ways Kelly Hohan looks very busy as she works on one of her latest projects in the art room. Something For Everyone Since wc as individuals arc different in many ways so arc our educational needs different. For many of us these years wc arc spending in an academic environment will lead to future years to be spent in yet another academic environment, before our goals can be attained. For some of us involved in other types of educational programs our present training will enable us to go out and success- fully find our place in the work environment. These three years give us the opportunity to become aware of different academic, vocational, and technical programs which arc available to us. The end result of w hich will contribute to w hom w c will later become. 6 On any afternoon, as you walk around the building by the auditorium, you can hear how busy eighth period Chorus Clavs is. You taw. I’ll w atch , arc words of encouragement offered by Paul Perrier to Scott Smith in Woods I I Things that creep .ind crawl can be found in one of the science rooms, just ask Lisa l.ubeck Mr. Smith going over schedules with his C.I.F students McKinley Williams. Laura Mikulski. and Buddy Scott. 7 Lights. Camera. Action.' Richard Kodack. Fred Orpen. and Dean Menna arc ready to start recording under the direction of Mr. Burke. Mrs. Trevor and the Speech and Debate team show off for the camera during one of their meetings. Out on the practice field you can find Cilen Parmcke, Jeff Hodousek. and Karen Whiting practicing for one of the band's upcoming competitions. In Many Different Ways After Hours Happenings From 7:50 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. most of our time is taken up with academic tasks of one type or another. But as soon as the last bell of the day rings the halls arc filled with students. While some arc anxious to hurry out the doors to outside activities, away from school, which may fill their time; others arc rushing to one of the many club or organizational meetings, or out to one of the athletic practices scheduled for that particular day. Each of us finds and chooses the most fulfilling way to satisfy our own needs in many different ways. Terri Koelle hurries to get ready for Field Hockey practice Four o'clock already! Bonnie Kimmcl. Kim White, and Ann Marie Kuta decide to call it a day. In Many Different Ways Around And About Everyone has his own way of spending his short break from the classroom routine. From June to September there were many oppor- tunities for fun, sun, recreation and relaxation. Having free time with nothing in particular to do never gave us the summertime blues. On the contrary, many of us celebrated with parties or slept the leisure hours away. Many students spent a great deal of time working in order to earn much needed pocket money to spend on their summer vacation. Oth- ers attended summer conferences and programs, some held locally, others were held in various areas throughout the nation. Some attend- ed on an individual basis while others participated with different school organizations. Although the summer break seemed short we learned lessons in re- sponsibility and discipline that will help us in our future. Whichever way we chose to spend this time aw ay from school routine we enjoyed the change of routine in many different ways. During the summer months students could be found working around the school building. Linda DeVi ia helps to staff the main office. Cheerleadinc practice doesn't stop, even though the weather may be warm. In late June eight members of The Health Occupations Students of America attended the National Conference in San Antonio. Texas with their adviser. Mrs. Dolan. The Future business Leaders of America participated in their association's conference in breezy San Francisco. Ms. Adler accompanied the participants. 10 All tour Out , a barbershop quartet, including Llo d Garner. Brett Podinker. Doug Tepper. and Jimmy Hyland, could be seen and heard at many local summer events. Summer Theatre Many hours of hard work and fun went into the produc- tion of Fantasy a summer theatre workshop under the direction of Mrs. P. Smith. The cast performed numbers from Broadway musicals Cats, Little Shop of Horrors and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat. The audience who attended the perfor- mances were delighted by the outstanding talent of those who participated. Participating in f antasy arc Gail Gurding. Sue Kate). Annika Moreen and Li Stcirs Hrett Podinker and Doug Tepper look like they arc enjoying themselves, as well as the audience, as they perform a number from Joieph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat. I! Student Life We pul much time and cffori inio things we enjoy doing. As we start the new school year we arc curious to know what events and happenings will be occuring throughout the year. Many of us spend our time involved in one or more of these activities. This helps us to develop friendships and enables us to become involved with other people. By being involved we en- counter endless opportunities to partake and enjoy school life. No matter what the occasion students find many different ways to help and participate. ft � though it has been a long day Rebceca Gclbcr and Anne Rosenberg still find time and energy to participate in aftet school activities. 13 A New Year As usual, somtthintt just can't wait so Jenny Beyer Mops to make a call. 14 A New Beginning As summer comes to an end and the school doors open there is the usual air of excitement that goes along with the idea of starting something new. The Sophomore class members appear a little anxious, maybe it‘s the new building, different teachers or just the idea of a new environment that has to be adjusted to. The Juniors seem more relaxed in the environment they already know. Seniors appear to be enjoying the idea that this year has finally arrived. As we walk through the halls the usual opening day questions can be heard Where is E60? . “Why doesn't my locker open? , Mr. Who?”. All of these questions will be answered by the end of the first week when we are all settled into a new year. Before the school day begins students meet in the main foyer. Time for lunch, friends, and a chance to catch up on summer happenings The Office o Student Personnel Services is aiwass a busy place the first few days of school. Mr Epstein helps Nazila Peterman with her schedule 15 A New Beginning Changing schedules, finding rooms, meeting old and making new friends are all a part of the new school year. Many decisions have to be made in a short time. There is an adjust- ment from unstructured summer days to structured school routines which has to be made quickly. Through it all it‘s nice to know there arc approximately 1.100 other people in the building who have to make the same transitions. Finding time for everything we want to do is probably the most difficult task we need to work out. Relaxing for a few minutes before going to class arc Kiah Jackson. Joyc Crawley. Marisol Diaz, and Donna Robinson. l.fatinK Gym Class and on to the showers arc Cheryl Hurwitz. Lynn Frischbcrg, Cinthia Schuster, and Amy Phillips. Tim Dowd looks a bit perplexed as he surveys the contents of his locker. 16 Adam Mall. Tom Cerbonc. Jancl Hiscock. Andre Carney. Melissa Costello. and Bethanne Stevens relax for a few minutes during lunch. Daryl Bum and Selina Mandeville stop in front of the school store before heading off to practice. It has been a long first week! Dawn Wasiello feels all the assistance she needs in the school store front Valeric Stephens. Sue Stuhl. Sharon Ramsey, and Sue Nixon. Trends Fashions Vary Just as Students Do Fashion trends change almost every year. This year is no exception. A few years ago clogs or boots were the big thing but this year it is sweat suits. Included in the sweatsuit look are the “Flashdancc shirts which began to be worn after the movie Fame , but have be- come more in style since the movie “Flash- dance . In a while fashions will again change, just as our taste in musical groups and records docs, but for the time being sweats arc in! John Marcelliano. Mike Scully. Tony Cabrci and Barbara Moran seemed to have found something interesting to look at Elisa Berfcenjeld on her way to lunch. 18 Melanie Ear ts-orkin hard during study hall. Marisol Diaz knows belts arc in too. 19 Trends Julia DeMartino and Jennifer Williams arriving at school Sweats and sweatshirts everywhere we look! 20 Sweatsuits are not the only clothe� in style this year I'aula (tuihridge and Donna Robinson stop by their locker to pick something up before heading to class. Janeen Cornell on her way to the music room. Halloween Spirits Haunt the Halls Whether you chose to dress in costume or not a Halloween spirit filled the halls on October 31st. Strange unfamiliar looking creatures could be found in various areas of the building, eating in the cafeteria, walking in the halls even sitting in classrooms. For those who chose to watch instead of being a participant, it was fun to watch the different assortment of attire wander through the build- ing. “Who was that? was heard constantly throughout the day. Among the attendance records for October 31st were a sailor (Rebecca Gclbcr) and Brother Gary (Martin). 22 We even had a Halloween Bunny to add to the festivi- ties (Aimc Pollack) Thit outfit? Oh I picked it up at the mall was Lourdes Diaz’s response. Alio preient were Charlie Chaplin and friend (Darlene Wright and Candy Walsh). Jcaninc Cornell appears to be having a good time through all this. Jimmy Hyland just can't get into the school routine this year. The creature jrom ?????? (Cathy Downey). 23 Members of the cast and crew unloading props, rehearsing and relaxing before their Atlantic City performance. 24 Theatre on Tour Atlantic City For the third time in four years, district students performed on the stage of Resorts international Superstar Theater in Atlantic City. In a competition of schools from all over New Jersey. Matawan Aberdeen was selected to re- present performing arts students of the state of the Music Educators Association. The students performed for the banquet of the NJ. School Boards Association and the NJ. Association of School Administrators. Selections from “Fanta- sy”, this year's Summer Theatre Workshop pro- duction. directed by Pat Smith was presented. 25 Broadway Productions presents This year's fall drama production was Blithe Spirit . Directed by Ms. Margo Crupi, roles for the 1930 Noel Coward play were played by I ilccn McCoy, Su anna Witt. Brett Podinker, Scott Goldncr. l.isa LaMantia, Vinccnzie Underwood and Debbie Spat cr. The play, a fantasy, is about a writer who is doing research for his new book dealing with the occult. I Ic calls in a medium and has a seance. During the seance, the ghost of his first wife appears. As the play progressed, his second wife was killed. Dtbbie Sfmizer. Su .inna Win. Eileen McC oy. Vinccn ie Indcrwood and Brett Po- dinker in a scene from Blithe Spirit Dfbbit Spatztr, Vinccn ic l.ndcrwood and Brett Podinker 26 Eileen McCoy. I iv« LaManiia. Brcit Podinkcr. Vinccn ie Underwood. Suzanna Witt and ScoU Gotdncr 27 28 Pep Rally A Time to Celebrate! Homecoming Homecoming Participants Gerry Martin. Meryl Silverman, Fred Wilmot. Selina Mandcvillc. Theresa DiPierdomcnico. Darcl Kriska. Virginia Boeder. Gerald Gumbrecht. Stacey Penn, Jimmy Hyland, Anne Gold and Steve Weber Homecoming Queen and King Theresa Di Picrdomenico and Darcl Kriska. 30 Floats Parade Football Not even the rain dampened the spirits of Homecoming activities on Thanksgiving day. Colorful floats and enghusiastic students pa- raded through town for all to see. Parade floats were constructed by various school clubs and the Sophomore. Junior and Senior classes. First place award for the most creative float went to the Junior class. The float represented the new slogan “The Bite is Back had figures made from paper machc. This years “Homecoming Queen and King were Theresa DiPicrdomenico and Darcl Kriska. Runner-ups were Selina Mandeville. Anne Gold. Stacey Penn. Virginia Baeder and Meryl Silverman: Daryl Butts. Steve Weber. Jerry Gumbrcct, Jimmy Hyland and Fred Wilmot. The Man of the Thanksgiving Homecoming Football game. 31 Homecoming Many enrhuu'astic worker� were needed to construct the floats, in addition to the students who rode on them 32 The prize winning Junior Float The Bile i' Back Mr. Maggio Km one of the judges for the float contest. 33 Homecoming At the start of the Homecoming festivities was Spim Week” Everything that could be decorated was halls, walls and people. Members of the School Band relax during the game. Jimmy iylami and Theresa l)i Pierdomcnico during the halftime festivities. 34 There were a few anxious moment� during the game. Ha If-lime.'!! 35 h look%like Lon Longstrcct is putting in a full days work. Things just keep clicking w hen Buddy Scott is around. When you finish one job there is always one more to do. 36 Part Time Jobs English! Chemistry! You would think that a student had enough work to do. but the fact is that many of the student body held steady jobs outside of school. The choices offered to students for part-time employment were numerous and so were the reasons for holding them. l-loyd darner and Stephanie Skroban take time out from their jobs to pose for the camera. When everyone yoev home it can get pretty quiet around the school building, that's when Buddy Scott and Victor Battista go to work. But Lisa Vivirito will tell you things never get quiet where she is working. 37 Vox an empty scat in the house! 38 Organizations Sponsor Spaghetti Dinner Six organizations including FBI.A. Student Council, IIOSA. Peer leadership. History and Government Club the ■la Band held a spaghetti dinner on December 13 in the school cafeteria. The dinner was planned to raise funds for the organizations. Students, faculty and the administration all took part in the preparation of the dinner. The event was a success and received good reviews from the food critics in attendance. Work bt'Kiin hours before the diners arrived Jimmy Hyland finds it's no easy task cutting bread for a crowd. The response on the part of the student body wa great Many of the students attended the spaghetti dinner with their friends. French or Italian dressing? Virginia Bacdcr could be heard asking the customers. 39 All Four One. The Aggie Song 40 Student-Faculty Variety Show Students and faculty again combined their ef- forts in the Student Tacuit) Variety show. The show was directed b Ms. Crupi and pro- duced b The International Thespian Society of MRHS. Students and faculty rehearsing for their dance number and Dr Cunningham, the shows experienced emcee. 41 This year’s spring production was West Side Story, a talc of teenage love and gang street fights to control the city’s turf. The Jets Maria Damita Roldan Riff.... Ton Chino Pepe Snow bo v John Doby Anxious Gee-Tar ...... Michael Mudak Nibbles Scott Goldncr Ciggie lin Manucllo... Jon Cohen Their Girls Estaban Randall Singer Gra iclla .... Ricardo Velma Pauline Their Girls Anybody's... Consuclo Eloisc Estclla Wanda Margarita... Amy Altcrman Elide Vanessa Aime Pollack Nilda Trudy Marisa Daphne Inez I.i Morales Minnie Juanita Jan Nila Geraldine... Patty Beser Angclita Roberta Michelle Chasser Gershkowitz Candv Rosita Betsy Amelia iak Chiquita Flo Cariotta Allison Spann The Sharks Carmen Iris Spann Bernardo The Adults Doc Andrew Goldncr Schrank Andre� O'Connor Krupke Cliff Olshaker 42 Gladhand Patrick Baglino Many students have volunteered their time and effort to work behind the scenes for this year’s production. Debbie Schulman sorting through props to find just the right one while Agnes Kam helps Linda Shaw with her costume. 43 Remember! 44 Favorites favorite Fast-Food Restaurant Mickey D’s Roy Rogers Burger King Favorite Movie Officer and a Gentleman Risky Business Rocky III Favorite Daytime T.V. Show General Hospital All My Children Guiding Light Least Favorite School Rule Lateness Policy No Passes During Class No Bathroom during Class Rest Excuse Sot to Study Too tired Didn't feel like it Didn't feel well Fa vori te Express ion What's the deal What's up For real Favorite Funny Person Eddie Murphy Joan Rivers Gallagher Fa vori te G roup S inner Genesis Led Zeppelin The Police Silliest Fad Mini Skirts Punk Haircuts Colored Hair Favorite Car Camaro Corvette Porsche Favorite Video Game Ms. Pac-Man Q-bert Centipede Favorite Screen Star Richard Gere Sylvester Stallone Tom Cruise Of 1984 v 46 Academics The process of education will hopefully be a helpful one for everyone. In the classroom, on field trips or listening to guest speakers what is learned will help students deal with situations later in school or at work. Each student is challenged to develop their own potential. Every year programs arc set up to provide opportunities for everyone to develop and fulfill their goals. Carmelo Gibilitco working on some information in the Student Personnel Office. Students at MRUS have access to many var- ied types of courses depending on their par- ticular interests and goals. The course each chose to pursue helped to provide them with their own learning experience. Students in the math and science departments had access to the computers and science equip- ment. The guidance department made available for student's use a computer which could give them a list of colleges they may be interested in and information on each. With the aid of Denise Molok. Cheryl Clifford programs one of the Apple computers. Cheeking aver her lab area Sandy DiPicrdomcnico is set to begin work. Catherine Steero keeps an accurate account of her lab assignment. Mrs. Sackerman goes over some work with one of her students. 48 Junior ancy Flynn is handing in an alignment to Mrs. Fleischer as Senior Gregg Smith looks on. The Math and Science Resource rooms arc available for student’s use Mrs. Silvcrgold is going over an assignment with one of the students. 49 M i A a steady hand Greg Larsen adds some final touches to one of hU projects. David Kline puis all of the parts back together 50 A Day's Work Students enrolled in the shop classes learned about the equipment, and how to use it. Concentration and a lot of hard work arc needed before a project is completed in the wood shop. Kerry Abaha y. Bill Bonetto and Steve Fisher arc working hard. Sam Shaw in auto shop 51 A Day's Work There is a big difference between reading a book on a subject and actually taking a course on it in school. What separates the two is the experience gained in classroom activities. This is especially true when it comes to the use of computers and the involved equipment in the school’s television studio. In the television stu- dio students were able to put together their own productions and see them carried out from start to finish. Two heads can sometimes be better than one when it comes to using a computer. Mr. Hurke is shown with some of the equipment in the television studio. Selling up your own program can be fun. but getting it to run is another thing as Michael Powers is finding out. 52 53 A A Day’s Work The Physical Education depart- ment exposed students to var- ious sports and fitness programs which helped widen their scope of activities. The driver's educa- tion program allowed students to learn the basics of driving and prepared them for their driving examinations. Some classes required some special interest or talent. Such courses were found in the fine arts cur- riculum and included band and chorus. The art curriculum of- fered students a chance to de- velop their interests in that par- ticular area. Studenti listening carefully in one of the driver’s cd rooms. Kruno Ciaglia working with the weights in the weight room. Using his time wisely Glen Nudcll stops by the English and Social Studies Resource room to go over an assignment with Mrs. Ancone. 54 Mr. Post instructing his English class l.iz Seif working out in the weight room. Hand Class set up and ready for a pep rally. 55 A Day’s Work Some of the work programs enabled the stu- dents to get real experience at a job while still in school. Business Education students learned proce- dures which would help them in the future. Home Economics students learned about dif- ferent foods and how to prepare them. Students working � ith Mrs. Dolan in a Health Occupations class. It has been a long day’s work in the Beauty Culture room as Michelle Mazonis and Barbara Burnett get ready to leave. II ait inn for customers to arrive in the school store Valeric Stevens is all set. 56 Home Economics students were offered a presentation of food preparation by Scott Mandcl of the Culinary Institute of America. Students working on their assignments in the Science Resource Room 57 1 Clubs and Organiza- tions When the dismissal bell rings at 2:00 p.m., life went on for many of the students who participated in one of the many clubs or activities taking place each day. Some clubs achieved recogni- tion through competitions, some were more of a learning exper- ience or just meeting together with people who had the same interest. Some groups were service oriented, others recogni cd academic or athletic achievement. Marie F. an and Virginia Bacdcr on the History and Government trip to the South Street Seaport in New York City. 58 59 Happinen it a Malayan victory' t'arsily Cheerleader Toni Grifa. Patty Tringali. Robin l.cc. Su ann.t Witt. Captain Selina Mandcville, Captain Theresa DiPicrdmcnico. Anne Gold. Ann Gersna. Dina Rich. Stacey Penn and Alexis Smutko. 60 Enthusiastic and energetic arc probably the best words to describe the Huskic's cheerleaders. Weeks of practice before school even started paid off when the first football game of the year finally arrived, and the cheering started. I.fading a cheer! 61 They're so dose! 62 Junior Vanity Cheer leaders Teresa Sasso. Chris Norbul. Patty Kodak. Teresa Silva. Jennifer Dunn. Tracy Smutko. Natalie DiPicrdomcnico. Barbara Moran. Valeric Jones. Donna Robinson Captain Jodi Schwartz and Carin ilochhciscr. 63 Marching Huskies Marching Band Flutes Jennifer Bulvanoskt Susan Brett Andrea Carney Kathy Casey Michele Efrom Robin Hedden Nichole Hooper Tricia Johnson Kcndcc Jones l.ce Ann Jones Jancy Kolycr Laura McKcown Sabrina Kohrs Debbie Schcchtcr Beth Ann Stevens Trumpets Lisa Beilin Tom Giovinozzo Gordon Hccht Marilyn Niles Dave Shave Barry Schcchtcr Scott White Jared Witt Erin Woods Saxophones Jon Bach Felicia Bruno Chris Bulvunoski Tom Cerbone Michelle Chasscr Jar.ccn Cornel Tim Dowd Cindy Farrell Bill Frankhauscr Debbie Hccht Keith Holler Jim Kowalski Jules Levitt Bcrnic Matysc ak Michael Powers Cheric W'ilson Kim White Trombones John Knapp Lisa Ratcliffc Drums Eric Abraham Danid Heuser Jeff Houdesek Steve Krmsky Michael l.ce Dominick Maisano Glenn Parmalcc Brett Podinkcr Susan Rausch Adam W all Karen Whiting Chris Winkfinc Clarinets Jon Bier John Egan Erin Gossett Rachel Jelinski Irene Rogalski Horns John Cohen Melissa Costello Janet DiBlasi Chris Reilly- 64 On The Move Maiawan Marching Band members are ex- tremely busy people. In addition to performing at football games, they are involved in many competitions. Hours of practice are needed to put a show together. As early as August the band begins to rehearse for the upcoming sea- son. This year the band has participated in several different competitions, winning var- ious awards these included, a 1st place in their division and a 3rd place overall at Princeton University, a 2nd placeat the Hillside Compe- tition and Best Drum Major and High Music Award at Toms River. This year the Band will travel to Canada to perform. Drum Major Marie Egan during one of the half-lime shows. Drum Majors Marie F.gan and Sue Ratcl Flags Millie Bclhunc Christine Gcsncr Dawn Jackson Julie DiMartino Patricia Montgomery, Anita Pallatti Patt Raymond t.inda Rice Alison Spann Iris Spann Valeric Stephens Veronica Stephens Jennifer Williams Amv Yurasck Pom Poms Madonna Bell l.orec Burrow Patricia F.gan Debbie Gcrshkowit Janet Hiscock Bonnie Kimmcl Li Kiscnwcthcr Jennifer Roller Christine Knucppel Ann Marie Schultz Lisa Vivirito Terri Waugh Rifles Rodger Franklin Sue Franklin Kiah Jackson Shannon Olsen American Section Alexis Anderson Robyn Grant Aimc Pollack Roadies Elisa Bcrgcnfcld Jimmy Hyland 65 Percussion and Drum Solo Practice for competitions and football games Jennifer Bulvanowski. Kendcc Jones and Susan Ratcl Daily practice takes place in band class. Marie Egan ami Mr. Vinci practicing on the fields for an upcoming event. 67 The Half-time Show Finale of the Drum Solo! Pom-Poms during Ihe Thanksgiving game! Pillar The yearbook staff spent many hours going over pictures layout sheets and gathering im- portant bits of information for this years year- book at right Damita Roldan, I.aura McKcown and Sabrina Rohrs go over some pictures for the book. W orking on layouts can be tedious but Lisa Beilin. Agnes Kam and Damita Roldan kept at it Below Laura McKcown and N'eelam Kahanna take a few minutes out from work. Pillar — 1984 — From: Robyn Gram, Damita Rol dan. Sabrina Rohrs. Amie Pollack Back: Agnes Kam Kristy Englchardt. Lisa Beilin. Erin Gossett. Not Pic tured Alexis Anderson (Editor). Roger Cohen (Bu� i ness Manager). N'eelam Kahanna. Debbie Schulman Dana Roth. Selina Mandevillc. Jackie Moore. Buddy Scott. Janet DiBlasi (Photographer). 70 L iyOut 40 Huskieview Writing, reporting, editing, layout, proofing ... and the list goes on Editors for this year's Huskieview at left Jennifer Strother. Ken Rosenson. Anita Pallatti, Billy Kan and Battia Mishan. Anita Pallatti. Jennifer Strother and Battia Mishan working on an upcoming edition. 1984 Huskieview Staff f ront: K Daly (Business Manager). B. Kan (Sports Editor). J. Strother (Feature Editor). B Mishan (Eidilor-in-Chicf). A Pallatti (News Editor). I Morales. Mr- G Wovna (Advisor) 1. t.evine.S. Mishan S. Cohen, S. Mackoff. A K3m. I). Roldan. J. McCurty, M Monaco, V. Kan. J Bach. D. Brodnit . M Morales. R Birnhach. 71 Honor Societies National Honor Society Front Adviser M rs. Sachs. A. Renner. S. Seaman. L. Silver. A. Burrows, K. White. M. Egan. K Daly. J Bulvanoski. S. Mackoff. D. Nolet, A. Pallatti. C. Sodano. J. Fitzgerald. V. Baedcr. A. Silbcr- berg. V Miller. I.. Groffman. E. MeGurty. M. McCusker. B. Kimmcl, J Barasch. J. Savage. D. Scanlon. D Hccht. A. Goldncr. A. Sheehan, B. Green. L. Vivirito, L. Kisenwether, D. Lehman, K. Jones. J. DeWitt. K. Rcinhold. B. Kan. A. Pan er, D. Tepper. K Whiting, L. Garner. B. Mishan. Back. K. Rosenson, J Strother, A. Kuta Below: Officers K. Rosenson. J. Bulvanoski. Mrs. Sachs. J. Strother. M. Egan. Math Honor Society Front: A Renner, S. Seaman. L. Silver. K. While. B Kimmcl, J. Savage. S. Mackoff, K. Rcinhold. A.Goldncr, D Nolet. A Pallatti. D. Tepper. K. Jones. M. Egan. K. Daly. D. Scanlon, E MeGurty. B Green. A. Sheehan. K. Rosenson. A. Kuta. A, Silberberg, Adviser Mrs. Wright. Back: J. DeWitt. D. Hccht. B. Kan. V. Miller. J. Strother. J. Bulvanoski. J. Barasch Foreign l.anguagr Honor Society Front: Adviser Mrs. Handler. A. Smutko, A. Renner. S. Seaman, L. Silver. K Rcinhold. A. Goldncr. D. Nolet, A. Pallatti. D. Scanlon. E. MeGurty, B Green. A. Sheehan. M McCusker. R Mohrbultcr, D. Hccht. B. Kan. V. Miller. Back: A Silberberg, M. Egan. J. Bulvanoski, K. Daly 72 Student Council Student Council Front: M Egan. A Burrows. T. Gnfo, W. Haines. G. Coleman, J. Hyland. V. Bacdcr. K. Daly. K. White. K. Nicsz. J. Fitzgerald. D. Wetzel. C. Soda no. S. MflcltofF. V. Miller. A. O’Connor. B Kimmcl, R. Hedden. L. McKeown. A. Kam. G. I.ederman. A Pallatti, L. Garner, J. Savage. A. Silberberg. L Beilin, D. Schecter. F.. Kulback, D. Gershkowitz. B. Wicke. G. Smith. D Brodnitz. F. Gossett. J. Be cr, L. Niceforo, L. Shaw. D Roth. J. DiMartino, J. Barasch. J. Bvlvanoski, B. Mishan, J. Schwartz. L. Lauricello, E. Bcrgenfield. S. Rohrs. M. I.cvinc, C. Hatfield, A. Kuia. J. Strother, D. Emmcl, S. White, A. Anderson, A. Pollack, J. Bach. M. Lehman. M. Powers, T. Waugh. E. McCoy Class Officers — Sophomores: C. Hatfield, D. Gershkowitz. T. Waugh. E. Kulback. Juniors: D Brod- nitz, W. Haines, Mrs. Wright, J. Bach. D. Schecter, Sen- iors: C. Sodano, A Kuta, K. Nicsz. J. Savage. Left: SAC — D. Wetzel. K. Daly. V. Miller. A. Silberberg. J. Bul- vaoski. J. Hyland, V. Bacdcr. Student Council Executive Hoard K. White (secretary). J Hyland (vice presi- dent). V. Bacdcr (president), K. Daly (treasurer) Peer Leadership Front: M. Layman, C. Hatfield. D. Wright. A Rosen- berg. T. Bcrsch. B. Wicke. L. McDalc. P Phillips. M. Gaber. C. Walsh. J. Roller, C. Bacdcr. M. Pagan. A. Pallatli. E. Gossett. V. Miller. S. Mishan. S. Mackoff. A. O’Connor, M. Levine. Ms. Cunningham, E. McCoy. M. Washington. D. Schecter. Back: M. Monaco. A. Pazer. D. Roth. A Goldncr. A. Pollack. D. Thomas. Ms. Perry. Mr. Hutnik 73 History and Government Club From: S Bucco. J. Keller. M Stein. J. Bclbcr, L. Kisenwcthcr. D. Scanlon. F. Boars. M Lasko: P Ray- mond, A. O’Connor. S. Mackoff. G. Lederman. D. GcrshkowiU, A. Anderson. F. Bruno. K. Jones: K Daly. I. Gruend, J. Kolbrincr, E. Kulback. J. Wil- liams. T Waugh. D. Emmcl. S. NS hit: A. Silberbc 0. D Tepper. R. Gclbcr. L . Garner. M. Gaber, D. Roth, D. Roldan. Y. Williams; Back: Mrs Rucci. Mr. Hut nik. D. Schutzcr. J. Savage. L. Shaw. L. Morales. M. Wilson. M Morales. S. Nixon. M. Soyak Telecommunications From: D. Walling. K Niesz. J Rice. T Mooney. Back: Mr. Burke. J Martin. J. Hyland. J. Bauso. B. Gillingham. T. Vaccarclli History amt Government trip to the S.S. Intrepid From: R. Hidden. K White. M. Egan. J. Barasch. J. DiMartino.T. Endrensen. R. Endrensen. A. Sunshine; B Ellis. A Kuta. B. Kimmcl. V. Baeder. K Rike. R. Mullas. B. Wicke. J. Barasch: M. McCusker. E. Gos- sett, L. McKeown, I . Beilin. D. Chambers. I. Schucllcr. G. Coleman. B. Mishan. M. Grena, I . Ni- ccforo. S. Mishan. J. Csch. B. Pitus. G. Heller. J. Stralcy; D. Zeni. D. Wright. J Penn. D. Perlson. J. Bach. A Silberberg. M. Powers, J. McGurty;flacA;C. Baeder, T. Bcrsch, A. Rosenberg. C. Walsh. C. Hat- field. A. Altcrman. R. Grant. B. Murray. J. Savage. D. Shitzer Speech and Debate Team Front: D Brodnit . I). Dorkin, G. Smith, V. Miller, B. Kan, A. O'Connor. M. Monaco. P. Baglino: L. Groff- man, S. Mackoff. A. Goldncr. A Pallatti; S. Mishan. D. Tcppcr. G. Coleman, D. Hechl, I) Wright, A. Rosenberg. B Ellis. I . Garner, G. Heller; Back: R Gclbcr. Mrs. Trevor. Mr. Gcran Speech and Dehate D. Brodnit . D Dorkin. V Miller. G. Smith, L. Groffman Brian Ellis and David Hechl Radio Club Mr. Salratoriello, J. Cambridge. P. Walkc. J. Morrow. S Pearl Future Business Leaders of America Front: M. Decker. R Wheeler. R. dayman, J. Moore. L. Thomas. J. Crawley; Mrs. J. Hubbcll. C. Zwcidmger. T. Paonc. M. Slack. J. Bedowski. J Cassady. D. Besse. S. Higgins. Ms. F. Adler; Back; R. Jctcnski. M. Boyton, D. Veary. L. O'Shea. M. Healy. T. DiPcirdimenico. L. Mec- ca Officers: R. Wheeler (recording sec.� . R. dayman (president). J- Moore (vice president) M. Decker (corre- sponding sec.) Hack: D Bessc (reporter). T. DiPcirdimcn- tco (chairperson). J. Bedowski (historian). J. Crawley (parlimentarian). L. Thomas (treasurer) DECA Front: M. Barran (jr. representative), V. Stephens (store manager). S. Mandcville (president), C. Clifford (vice president), S. Robinson (secretary), D. Pclo (treasurer), S. Nixon. J. Short. R. Lee. K. Kleiber. L. Knassncr. S. Schuster. M. Fleck. C. Dismond, S. Stuhl, M. Soyak. N. Morblcy. Mr. I.awlor, Adviser Hack: D Bcabout. E. Hampton, J. Kinsey. L. Schuller. J. Hess. C. Fcrnicola. D. Harris 76 HOSA From: A Burrows, E. White, K Vsilaku. K. Weave. V. Jones. T. Rodrigue , C. Lahn. J. Rodrigue : Mrs. Dolan. Adviser. M. Miller, S. Gums. V. Otlcrbine. M. Bethunc. S. Freeman, J. DiBlase. C. Robinson, F. Bruno, M. Mealy, D. Svenson, Mrs. Flood; L. Tranoris. R. Lee. D. Robinson, M. Diaz. T. Sampson. K. Downey. M. Middleton, E. Bores. D. Acceturo Health I Occupations f Students i America From: P. Phillips. P Vi. M. Wilson. L. Pasqua. A. Shallit. E Bores. D. F'ckoff, K. Jones; Mrs. Dolan, adviser. T. McCartin, R. Pettyjohn. I.. Brudnick. A Malockgcn, V. Hcuscr. C. Pctiijohn, Mrs. Flood; D. Seguen a. M. Egan. V. Bacdcr. R. Rossi, N Peterman. V. Underwood, K. Moban, D. Perry HERO From: T Merman. E. Hoffman (vice president). L. Ha gensen (president). D. Molok (treasurer). D. Acceturo. D Wetzel: S. Flemina. L. McDalc. S. Witt. J. Byrd. J Trau ben. D. Musarra. D. Roberts. Mrs. Ryan, adviser; Back. A. Jones. A. Elgart. D. Nicora. D. Clark: Officers below 77 Ski Club — Front: A Renner, S. Penn. L. Silver; J. Williams. A. Smutko, M. Renner. S. Seaman. Back: D. Rosenson. M. McCusker, S. MackofT, A. Burrows. B. Ellis Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Front: Mr. Smith. E. Nolan. I) Rich. E Johnson, I.. Gitlitz. C. Markowitz; M. Scully, J. Conway, D. Weaver, .1. Lockhart; Back: J. Marcelliano. P. Sabelli, Officers: P Sabelli. V. Batista. E. Johnson. E. Nolan Beauty Culture M. Barnett, C. Davenport. B Berbick. J. Datz, K. Rein- Id. W. Mcolitus. K O'Neill. S. Michud, E. Hinds. M O'Malley. R. Ray, L. Crotly: Back: E. Mulkrin. M. Ciag- Ita. M. Mazonis, B Barnet. Mrs. Vena. Adviser HUBS matawah regional high school 78 Music! Music! Music! From: E Bergcnfeld. D. Wright. L. Kedra, D Himclblau, l Buffaloc. L Kscnwcther. D. Gcrschkowitz. T. Waugh. D Roldan; Second: B. Green. R Gelbcr. A. Altcrman. J. Hiscock. S. Ratcl. D. Tepper. D Percy. V Robbins. L. Stcirs. G. Svcrcauski. P Rossi. J Sakowski, L. Vivirito; Third A. Sapnn, A. Rosenberg, M. Stein. M Wathing- ton. I. McKcown. A. Pollack. D. Mara, E. McCoy, L. Garner. H. Gates. D. Germann. M. Pagan. A. Anderson. R Grant: Fourth. L Pasqua, T. Egan. A. Schultz. S. Castaneda. J Passarclli. G. Smith. P. Fcirstcin. J. Byrd. M. Vina. B Dell. L. Hagensen; Rack: D. Bcaboul. G Rice. C Olshakcr. J. Gumbrccht, J. Hyland. I.. Shaw. M. Gaber. M. Simmons. T. Lester. K. Whiting Madrigal Singers Belotr: Top: L. Garner. D. Tepper. J Hyland. K Whiling: R. Gelbcr. G. Smith. L. Pasqua: Bottom: B. Green. S Ratcl, D. Mara, D. Rodan Concert Band — Front: L McKcown. J Bach. C. Wilson. F. Woods. R. Jelinski. J. Cornell. E. Gossett - K. White. F. Bruno. R. Hedden; S. Brett, M. Costello. P. Donahue. M. Niles, 1.. Beilin. M. Egan. G. Hccht, S. While. D. Shave. M. Efrom; Mr. Vince. Adviser, K. Jones. D. Heuser, M Lee, S. Krinsky. G. Parmalcc, A. Wall, J. Levitt,T. Dowd, B. Frankhauscr, N. Hooper, A. Carney; Back: J. Bulvanoski. T. Cerbonc. J. Kowalski. M. Powers, K Holler. B Matyszak, C. Reilly, 1. Rogakjwski Officers below. Jazz Band — Front: D Heuser. L Radcliffe, M. F.gan, J. Witt. D. Shave. S. Krinsky. J. Houdesek, C. Walsh. C. Olshakcr. C. Farrell. J. DiBlasi. M. Niles; Back: A Wall. G Parmalcc. J. Levitt. B. Frankhauscr, G. Hccht 79 80 - Sports Hours of practice and repetition of basic techniques all contrib- uted to the outcome of the sports program. Scores arc merely part of the outcome of an athletic event. The lessons learned and the hours of work that athletes, coaches and managers put into their sport indicate how worthwhile all of the effort is. Although there are many fine athletes whose individual talents stand out. team effort and support have rewarded the players with many fine games and victories. Buddy Scon going after the ball with Gene Vena and Joe Beyer close by. 81 VARSITY I ROS I RO Kenny Dixon. Adam Mivak.tw.1. Russell Schmidt. Kevin Coder. Jun Pale. Andre� Mclcnson, MIDDLE ROW Kyoung Pak, Mark Anderson. Gregg PillCh. Chris Lee. Danny Shccan. Mike Steiner BACK ROW Mr McNichols. Brad Korthaus. Billy Sherman. Adam W'cinstock. Greg Hoover, Jay DeWitt, Adam Kaplan. Debbie Schulman. Mr. Cohen. 82 Ii if tinhi quarter for Brail Korthau and Jun Pak on this play This year's team was led by senior tri-captains Paul Steiner, Brad Korthaus and Russell Schmidt. Junior Kyoung Pak was chosen for the All Shore County 3rd team. The team was young with six juniors and two sophomores starting. The soccer team did not do as well as was hoped for in term of record, the youth and inexperience of the players made it difficult to compete in the “A North. However, it is hoped that the experience gained this year will reap dividends in 1984. Wailing for a pass. Billy Sherman is all set Adam Kaplan getting into the action. JIMOK I'ARSITY I ROST ROW Kris linglchardl. Pddic Kulback. Jun P.ik. Ken Tranoris. Mick Steiner. Bobby Allen. Roth Ouch. I ouis Roldan BACK ROW Mr l.ukach. Lucicn Scrgile, Glenn Coleman. Keith Wagner. B .1. Smith. Barry Axelrod. Todd Rodclli. Casey Kcdra. Glenn l.cidcrman. Glenn Levy. 83 Senior Andrea Silberberg before one of her matcho Girl’s Tennis The 1983 girl's tennis team was a group of spirited young women, who always did the best they could. Team Captain Andrea Silberbcrg had the difficult job of playing first singles. Jamie Barasch and Jeanne Savage played the remaining singles' spots. Stephanie Schuster, a promising rookie. Julie Bloom. Lori Long- street. Bobbie Byrd and Dana Hornstcin alter- nated at doubles. Although faced with stiff competition, the girls showed great sportsmanship and dedica- tion throughout the entire season. Dana Hormiein warming up on the court TENNIS TEAM FRONT ROW Dana Hornstcin. Jamie Barasch. Julia Bloom and Stephanie Shuster BACK ROW: Andrea Silberbcrg. Jeanne Savage, Coach Goldstein. Fori Longstrcct and Bobbie Byrd 84 p TAWA� The uroke of free-flowing forehands help Jamie Barasch and Julie Bloom glide (he ball over (he nei. Extending her racket, Jeanne Savage prac(iccs her serve. 85 Coach Golditein with Team Captain Andrea Silberberg Gelling into the action arc Rebecca (iclbcr. Mary Ann Grcna and Amy Aitcrman Field Hockey The girl's Field Hockey team was led by sen- iors F.rin VIcGurty and Captain Rebecca (iclber. Juniors on the team included Amy Aitcrman, Beth Clcrkin, Beth Bartlett and Terry Koelle. Promising sophomores rounded out the young team. During the summer, six of the key players at- tended the Tob Hanna Sports Camp in the Poconos. The team played more agressivcly than in previous years. ■wrtfc VARSITY FRONT ROW Amy Aitcrman. F.ilccn McCoy. Beth Wickic. Anne Rosenberg. I aura Niccforo. Judy Rowley. Captain Rebecca (iclbcr. Mimi Stein BACK ROW: Coach Nicholson. Frederica Williams. Susan Sunshine, Beth Bartlett. Mary Anne (Irena. F.rin McGurty, Terry Koelle. Janice Scanlon. Beth Clcrkin. X6 Rebecca (iclbcr is ri ht in the middle of the action. Reth Clerkin and Judy Rowley with a flick LEET: Members of the team relax before a game. Senior players Erin McGurly and Rebecca (iclbcr Watching their team males play arc Judy Rowley. Eileen McCoy. Mimi Stein and Susan Sunshine 87 Girls’ Cross Country The girl’s cross country team was lead by seniors Meryl Silver- man. April Burrows and Lisa Silver along with a strong group of underclassmen. The team was young and worked on developing running style and poise. Meg Carey and Sue Miller nearing the end of their run. Diedre Carey finishes a meet. Coach Rego with Lisa Silver. April Burrows. Meryl Silverman and Anna Renner 88 VARSITY I RON ! ROW Anna Renner. Deidre Carey. Da� n Beyer. Pally Beyer. Adora Williams. Sandy Bucco. Ann McHugh. Vicryl Silverman MIDDLE ROW: Mary Renner. Sue Fleck. Lori MacCuichcn. Jennifer Penn. Meg Carey. Donna cni. Diane Weber. Li Kedra. Back row Lisa Silver. Jenny Beyer. Meg Sheehan. Sue Miller. Amy Gall. Monica Hol hauer, April Burrows. Mr Rego 89 Boys’ Cross Country The boy’s crass country team was led by re- turning letterman Captain Kevin Reinold and J.P. Hendricks with Mike Moriarty, Dave Brown and Chris Fcrnicola taking over slots on the team this year. The team was enthusiastic and worked hard to enjoy their successful season. Everyone ii ei for the start of a meet. VARSITY FRONT ROW Chris VanOrden. I rik Remold. David Brown. John Hendricks. Chris Fcrnicola BACK ROW Mr. Spells. William Kan. Mike Presti. Andre� Powers. Captain Kevin Remold, Mike Moriarty. J.P Hendricks. Mr. Burdick. 90 Kexin Remold during one of the meets J.P. Hendricks completing one of his cross country runs. Pax id Brown keeping pace on the course. Mike Moriorily completing his run. ready to receive his time and placing. Coach Spelli. Senior Kevin Kcinhold and Coach Burdick 91 92 tttG Football This years' fool ball learn had a very successful season. With a record of 6-2 they qualified for ihe slate playoffs. The team progressed as a tightly knit unit under the coaching of Don Somma and his staff. Gary Smith Hatching to make urc his pass is complete. Jerry Gumhrecht and Mike Long in on the action. VARSITY FOOTBALL TLA M FRONT ROW: C Watson. G Sasso. M. Scully. F Wilmot. J Beyer. J. Sobcl, T McCartm, J. Gumbrccht. R. Scott. G. Smith. M. Long and I) I nderwood. SECOND ROW D Butts. K. Knight. T. Underwood. G Martin. J.Ciaglia. I Silctti, R Johnson.S. Russell. D. Harris. J Worrad andG. Vena THIRD ROW: R McHugh.C Robinson. J Drago. T. Reynolds. B. I.ong. S. Weber. D Kriska. B Ciaglia.C. Yuhas. FOURTH ROW F. Underwood. D. Burlcw. S. Mullaney. M. Jones. M. Barakat.T. Mooney.G. Magnciut. R. Gluck. A Malinconicoand Jill Clement. FIFTH ROW: I Bell. R Dcbold. R Neil. M. Beyer. D. Mcnna.C. V’ena.G. Rice. K Wagner and E. Dixon. Manager: Jeff Grey. 93 I’lanning smudgy for the next play. all car. arc tuned to Coach Somma Tangled and Twined bodies were extremely common in the game against Middletown North 95 Football 96 Gary Smith going for the pass. I’utting the entire force of his weight into motion .1 lluskie player brings down an opponent. During the Homecoming game against Raritan Randy Johnson received a MVP player trophy. 97 Fred Pills 98 Wrestling The wrestling team was confronted with great competi- tion this year. Much of this competition came from the highest ranked teams in their conference. The team was coached by Mr. J. Martucci and Mr. R. Barker. Carlos Rosario and Duane Baez in their matches. Scott Halsey Ahovt: ioc Beyer. Mr Barker and Mr Martucci. Left: Varsity Tram Front: Scott Halsey. Duane Baez. Philip Petrigani. Bobby Allen. Dan Svenson. Middle: Mario Barakat, Bryan Long. Robert DcBold. Doug Jensen. Joe Wright. Back: Mr. Ellerman. Kevin Brown. David DeWitt. Danny Mooney, Joe Beyer. Mr. Martucci. 99 Boy’s Basketball This year's varsity squad had only two return- ing starters. Buddy Scott and Randy Johnson, but as the season progressed, seniors Darel Kriska. Fidel Underwood and Dominick Un- derwood all contributed their efforts. Al- though this year’s team suffered disappoint- ments. they always kept their hopes alive. Playittg defense. Ruddy Scot!. Fidel Underwood and Randy Johnson. Dare! Kriska looking to pass the ball. Keep your eye on the ball! J.V. Team Front: Eric Bach. Mike Steiner. Michael Gray. Gary Heller. Back: Mike Devi no. Eric Hampton. Mr. Spells. Chris Ancone. Aaron Tisdale. 100 Vanity Team Front: Darel Kriska. Ed Corless. Buddy Scott, Dominick Underwood. Bobby Gentile Back: Mr Spells. M. Jonc%. Fidel Underwood. Mark Murphy and Mr. George. Buddy Scon ucaliny the ball. Buddy Scon and Mike Jones guarding the competition Buddy Scon and Dare) Kriska going after the ball. Dominick Underwood yelliny read) to pass. 101 Girl’s Basketball This years Girl's Basketball team went through a lot of transitions. The team was highly motivated and continually developing. Paula Guthridgc was the teams leading scorer, averaging 25 points per game. There were many bright spots on the team, senior Nazila Peterman, juniors Millie Bethunc and Sue Vlaines and sophomores Traci Ciaglia and Meg Sheehan all contributed to the team's development. Millie Bethune going for a basket On ihe foul line Millie Bcthunc goes for more points. Paula Cuthridge on a jump ball from Center Court Stacey Wolfe going for a lay-up. 102 There urn a lot of action on the Court-Paula Guthridgc was being double teamed and Millie Bcthunc and Sue Maine went for the rebound. Coach Stankoteiiz. going over a play before the next quarter begins H atching the game arc Meg Sheehan. Laura Niccforo. Regina Mittcr. Vi ila Peterman. Irene Rokalski. Tawanna ester. Beth Eckcnrodc. Donna Chambers and Mary Ann (Irena. 103 Winter Track This was the first time in several years that our school had a winter track team. The boys were couched by Mr. Sam Turner. The team was one of the youngest competing in their confer- ence. consisting of mostly sophomores and ju- niors. Greg Rice placed 4th in the 55 m. dash for Monmouth County. Scott Kramer throwing the shot-put Charles James in the 5 m. dash and hurdles. Hoy's Varsity Hack Row Coach Turner. Scott Kramer. Hills Moore. Jon Bach. Center: Tom Rc nolds. Dontrcll Harris. Greg Rice. Carl Watson. Front: Greg Hoover. Gregg I’iltch. Harold Neal. Charles James. Ratty Xeal in the 55 m. dash and Dontrcll Harris in the 400 m. dash Tom Reynolds in the X00 m. dash Bill Moitre running the 55 m. dash 104 Winter Track The girl's team was coached by Mr. Charles Rego. The girl's team was also young but showed improvement from week to week. l-aura MaeCutcheon head inn to the finish. Alexis Smutko in the 55 m. dash Girl's t’arsiiy Back Row: Coach Rcgo. Amy Gall. Vinccn ic I nderwood. Monica llol haucr. IX’idre Carey. April Burrowv Center: Susan Miller. I.i Kcdra. Tracy Smutko. Jennifer Penn. Katrina McHugh front Sue Hclgesen. Heidi Simon. Alexis Smutko. I.aura MaeCutcheon. 105 Bowling Andrea Silberberg (below). Rachel Jelinski and Beth Ann Bartlett (right) all showing off their bowling form. Lori l.ongsireei and Sandy Longstrcct ready to roll strikes. Jeanne Savage didn't worry about the competition. Girl's Bowling team From: S. Longstrcct. J. Savage. B. Bartlett Back: Coach Russell, L. Longstrcct. A. Silbcrbcrg. and R Jelinski. oi Pictured Dawn Lehman. 106 Bowling Gary Lam (Far left) Scott Hurley (left) and Jeff Kobrenner (below) Far — left Gary Eichenholu. Mike Prexti and Tony Caputo Ken Deranez during a match. Boy's Bowlinn Team Front: J. Kolbrcnncr. B Pollack. M. Presti. K Dcvanc Back: P Donohue. T. Caputo. M. Holler. S. Hurley. G. Lam and Coach Russell. Hot Pictured Gary Eichcnholu. 107 Boy’s Tennis Joe Sheppard and Ken Roscnson on the court. David Rothman warming up «v, v Roys Tennis Team Front: J. Sheppard. A. WcinMock. I) Rothman. E. Hornstcin. I. Groffman. K. Roscnson. Rack: B Moore. A. O'Connor. Coach Ri o. vt pictured B. Kan. V Kan. D. Tepper. M. Carver. B. Bever. K. Wolman. B. Schcctcr. G. Roscnson. S. McMahon. S. Cohen. 108 109 Hilly Kan and Larry Groffm;in Boy’s Spring Track Daryl Hum and Greg Rice competing in their events. 110 Kevin Kniyht and I ontrel Harris during a meet. The start of a race Boy’s Spring Track front: P Cleary. M Williams. H Hilts. T. McCartin. L Butts. I) Harris. B Doggctt. M l.cvine. J Jacobson. D. Svenson. K Remold. C. James. H Wickc. E Hampton. G. Sudell. B I urbush. J. Ilornstcin. K Knight. M. I.ong. G. Rice. B Moore. S. Kramer. R. Kramer. F. Williams. S. Mitchell. C. Watson. II. Neal. M. Jones. E Underwood. I). Powers. D. Kessler. R. DcBold. J. Bach. J P Hendricks. M. Barak.it. C. Schifano. C. Vena. C. Vaughn. I). Mena. F. Underwood, C I crnicola. E. Braca. J. Czech. Couch Bombaci. Hack: Coach Bcrdick. K. Wagner. II llunlcy. B Long. G. Coleman. I) Burlcw. G. Sasso. Coach Turner 111 Spring Track The Varsity Team in ihc mile run. Belov Alexis Smutko in the 100 meter. Vinccitzie Underwood in the discus Girls' Spring Track Team — Front: Y. Williams. C. I.chn. I'. Williams. M Sil- verman. T. Silva. J. Penn. A. Smutko. I Silver. V. Underwood. Coach Spells. I M.icCutchcon. S. Miller. K. McHugh. M Renner, L. Loud. D. Carey. IX em. V Peterman. Coach Rcgo. Hack: 7 Smutko. T. Kocllc A. Gall. M Sheehan, S. Hclgcscn. I.. Kc- dra. M. Mnl haucr. J. Beyer. J. Wil- liams. 112 Monica llolzhauer in ihc hurdles and Meryl Silverman in (he two mile run Ivy Hodge and N tzilla Peterman in their events Deidre Carey participated in the 800 meter event while Monica Holzhaucr. Amy Gall. Meg Sheehan and l.ori MacCutchcon ran in the 3-mil X-Country run. 113 Softball Right Center fielder Cheryl Jiosne and first baseman Paula Guthridge Below Shortstop Dana olct ready for the game, while Coach Irons looked on (far right). Selina Manderille pitched and Beth Bartlett, on third base, waited for the play. Senior Members Of The Team Dana Nolct. Paula Guthridge. Cheryl Jiosne. Anna Kenner. Selina Mandcvillc Top: Stephanie Furmato. 114 T Seniori Stephanie Furmato and Selina Mandcville made a hard to beat pair Selina pitched and Stephanie caught for the Huskies. Softball Spring 1984 Front: P Montgomery. C. Shuster. P. Guthridgc. J Schwartz. B Seaman. M. Sivcrstcr. E Hodge. C. Norbut. L. Niccforo. S. Zim- merman. E. Seif. T. C'iaglia. S. Maines. 1 Rogalskc. B. Bartlett. S. Furmato. A. Ren- ner. D Chambers. T. Sasso. H. Simon. G. Carlton. N. DiPierdominico. S. Longstrcct. Back: C. Jiosne. M. Bethunc. S Mande- villc, D. Nolet. M. Grena, L. Vaccarclla. A. Sunshine. B Eckcnrodc. D. Masicllo. 115 Baseball At the start of the season The Huskies were ready with returning letiermcn Gary Smith. Dave McClune. Brad Korthaus. Paul Fcirstcin. Steve Weber. Russ Schmidt and Rich Gluck. Promising newcomers to the Huskie's team arc Bill Koons and Greg Piltch. Left Gary Smith at bat. Center Paul Feir- stein catching and Right Gary Smith on the mound. Hast bait Spring IV84 — From: S. Hurley. S. Weber. B Korthaus. P. Steiner. I . Fcir- stcin. R Schmidt. J. Conway.G. Smith. D. Kriska. T. Hopf. B. Franks. C. Rausch. G. Piltch. M. Gcran. R Gluck. T Reyn- olds. J. Kolbrcnncr. D. McLaughlin Hack: Coach Pclli- grino. K. Ferguson. M Hudak. J. McCormack. G. Slater. J. Whitehead. M. Davino. L. Scr- gilc. B.J Smith. G Larsen. S. Smith. G. Ascidingcr. Ma- linconico. Coach Kamann. 116 Golf Golf Spring I9R4 - Front:G. Beyer. D. Buckley. G. O'Neill. R. Schwcigcr. Hack:Coach MacCuichcon. P. Kokhorn. D Power. M. Beyer. 1 In- guaggiaio. G Hoover. Not Pictured B. Scot i. K Niesz. J. I u gcr.ild People Within the walls the individuals who make up our school meet daily to share friendships, to learn and to reach goals. What we do here will help in whatever we choose to do in the future. It is a small world within itself. The people arc involved and concerned. Besides the hours spent in classes there arc many other hours spent on extracurricular activities taking place after regular school hours. Members of the Huskies band take a few minutes out from practice to relax. 118 119 Sophomores Class of 1986 Aba hazy. Kerry Abahazy. William Alexander. Frank Allen. Robert Anagnostopoulous. Mar Ancona. Chris Anderson. Janet Anderson. Mark Anfuxo. Robert Antilsia, Tina Marie Artis, Michael Axclrad. Barry Baez. Duane Baglino, Patrick Banis, Christine Baraka), Mario H.J. Smith warming up at soccer practice. 120 Sophomores Class of 1986 Bcdkowski. Linda Beilin. Lisa Bcrgcnfcld. Elisa Berliner. Timmy Bcrsch, Tina Beyer. Michael Birnhach. Robert Bonetto. William Bonura. Michael Booker. Peter Bracken. Michele Brown. David Buffaloc. Daphne Butter. Eric Carlton. Gina Carney. Andrea Carter. Kimberley Carver. Michael Castigliom. Bruce Ccrbonc. Thomas 121 Sophomores Jennifer Penn finds out that gelling feedback from a computer in not always as easy as it look . Chambers. Donna Chan. Diane Ciaglia, Tracy Cleary. Patrice Clunc. Dennis Cockrill, Niki Cohen. Cheryl Cohen. Deborah Coleman, Glen Costello. Melissa i — i Crokc. Sandra Cross. Shawn Cruz, Diana Davino. Michael Debold. Robert Dempsey. Thomas Devilbiss. Ronald l)iMartino. Julia DiPierdomenico. Natalie Doby. John Dolan. Scan Donaldson. Richard Donohue. Patrick Dorfman. Lisa Dougherty. Donna Dubuskc, Donna Dunn. Jennifer Dutko. Greg 122 Class of 1986 Working and relaxing sometimes has to be done on shared time as Julia DiMartino and Terry Waugh can attest to. Edwards. Rochctic Efrom. Michele Emmcl. David Endresen. Randi Endresen. Todd Engel. Barbara Engelhard!. Kristine Eosso. Gary Evers. Judy Ferguson. Kevin Fernandez. Alvino Fcrricr. Paul Fisher. Stephen Galietti. Gerard Gall. Amy Gclbcr. Jessica Gerding. Janis Gershkowitz. Debra Gibb. Scott Gibilisco. Carmelo Goodheart. Russell Gossett. Hrinn Gray. Michael Grena. Maryann Halpcrn. Barry Mamor. John Hatfield. Christine Hedden. Robin 123 Sophomores Helgescn. Susan Heller. Gary Henriksen, Kim Hcrrigcr, Michael Mill. Denise Hiscock. Janet Hobhaucr. Monica Hoover. Greg iludak. Michael Hummel. Judy Hunley. Harold Hurlburt. Paul Hurley. Daniel Hutchinson. Claudia Inguaggiato. Michael Isakscn. Robert Johnson. Melissa Joyce. Laura 124 I'at Donohue works out on the equipment in the weight room. Class of 1986 Sue Siuhl and Melissa Minutillo wait for class to start. Kenny. Lisa Kessler. Dennis Kleiber. Kris Knucppel. Christine Kolshorn. Peter Kondek. Joseph Kotzen. Lisa Kulback. Howard Lam. Andrea Lam. Gary Lampert. Randi La Porte. Matthew Larsen. Gregory Lascola. Donald Laverty. Arlene Layman. Melissa Lederman. Glenn Lcidcnhcimcr. Diane Lester. Tawanna Levy. Cheryl 125 Sophomores Libutti. Lori Locorricrc. Lisa Long. Bryan Long. Margaret Lopez, Barbra Lynch, Roger McCormack. John McCoy. Craig MeGurty. Joseph McHugh. Patricia McKeown, Laura Macicjcwski. Thomas Malinconico. Andrew Marotti. Suzanne Martin. Chris Martin. Gary Marlin. Thomas Martucci. Jennifer Maiysc ak. Bernard Mecca. Vincent Meggison. Stephanie Mclyan. James Menna, Dean Miller. Susan Minutillo, Melissa Milter. Lesley Mongold. Glenn Mooney. Daniel Moran. Barbara Morris. F.ric Mortenson. Allen Mullas. Robert Murphy. Charles Murricllo. Donna Myers, Glenn Nespoli. Nicholas a i ry m V4I- 126 Class of 1986 Niccforo. Laura Norbut. Christine O'Brien. Tina O'Connor. Andrew O'Connor. Michelle Osborn. Stephen O'Stccn. John Pak. Jun Papageorgiou. Robert Pasqua. William Passarelli. Joseph Pavero. Ralph Pearl, Eric Peek. Deborah Pclo. Paul Penn. Jennifer Pcrlson. Debra Petrignani. Philip 127 Sophomores Phelan. Colleen Policari. Tina Pollack. Aime Power. David Power� , Michael Presti. Gcrrin Rabinowicz. Vicky Ramirez. Roberto Rice. Gregory Rice, l.inda Rike. Kimberly Robles, Philip Rodclli, Todd Rogan, Lugcnc Rohrs, Sabrina Rossi. Phylis Russo. Michael Sakowski. Jill 128 Class of 1986 Sandrittcr. Stephen Sanfratcllo. John Santos. Emilio Sasso. Teresa Scanlon. Janice Schifano. Charles Schmitt. Scott Schuller. Ingrid Schultz. AnneMaric Sergile. Lucicn Sheehan. Daniel Sheehan. Meghan Shornock. Frank Shornock, Louis Short, John Silva. Michael Simmons. MaryAnn Simon. Heidi Slater. Glen Smith. B.J. Smith. David Smith. Douglas Smith. Scott Smutko. Tracy Spann. Alison Stahl. Wendy Stangcr. Steven Steers. l.iz Stein. Miriam Steiner. Michael Stralcy. John Stuhl. Suzanne Sturt. Lisa Sturt. Michael Sunshine. Amy Sunshine. Susan 129 Sophomores Svcrcauski, Mcschcllc Talmadgc. Peter Thomas, Dcirdrc Tohen. Mike Tomascllo. Kristina Tomasello. Traccic Trahcy. Joseph Tranoris. Ken Tyrcll, Michael Vaccarclla. Lisa VanOrdcn. Chris Vaughn. Christopher Vena. Charles Wagner. Kirk Wathington. Melissa Watson. Carl Waugh. Teresa Weinberg. Michele Weiner. Shcryn 130 Class of 1986 11 muit be Halloween' Only four minute� to get from one class to the next but still enough time to stop and pose for the camera. cllcr. Kerri cm. Donna Zimmerman, Stephanie Zutcll. Dawn Zwcidingcr. George f 0% © NVerbacher. George Wcrbachcr. Martic White, Scott Whitehead. Joseph Widte. Elizabeth Williams. Fred Williams. Jennifer Winkfinc, Christine Witt, Jared Wodtke. Sharon Wolke. Paul Wood. Richard Wright. Candena Yang. Jeonga Young. John 131 Juniors Alterman. Amy Andrews. William Bach. Jonathan Bartlett. Beth Bedkowski. Joanne Beese, Donna Bcharry. David Bell. Isaac Bersch. Ronald Bethunc. Millicem Beyer. Jennifer Bilzer. Vickie Bloom. Julia Braca. Ernest Brodnitz. Daniel Brown. Kevin Bucco. Sharon Buckley. Derick Burkart. MaryAnn Burlcw. Dean Burney. Joann Byrne. John Byrne. Victoria Cabret. Tony Cannon. Deborah Caputo. Tony Carey. Deirdre 132 Class of 1985 There must he somethin): interesting going on down the hall Sue Karel taking a break from practice in the band room. Carroll. Cornelia Cassidy. Jacqueline Castigliom. I.isa Chan. Ann Chanlcy. Drew Chi. Amy Ciaglia. Kruno Ciaglia. Joseph Cinquegrana. John Clay. Linda Clcrkm. Elizabeth Cohen. Scott Colaniuoni. Thomas Connell. Deborah Coons. William Cornell. Janccn Crawford, Dawn Crigger, Amber Cruz. Tina Csch. Joseph Davis. Robin Dell. Beth 133 Juniors Dcndlcr. Brian DcShaw, John Desmond, Christine DeVizia. Linda DeWiu. David Diaz. Marisol Diaz. Robert DiPicrdomcnico. Sandra Doherty, Cindy Donovan. Brian Dorkin, Darren Dowd. Timothy Drago. James Dubuske. Karen Eckhoff. Ronald Egan. John Egan. Patricia Ogee. David Eichcnholtz. Gary Epstein. Julie Fankhauscr, William Farrell. Cindy Fcrnicola. Chris Ferrari. Laura looks like just enough time to read over the notes before the test. 134 Class of 1985 Finkclstein, Alison Flannery. Patricia Fleck. Marjorie Flynn. Nancy Frank. Byron Franklin. Donald Freeman. Sharon Freund. Louis Frisch berg. Lynn Fry. Patricia Furbush. Brian (iaber. Michele Gabriel. Robert Gentile. Robert George. Peter Gcraci. Theresa Gcran. Michael Gcrmann. Donnalyn ft V', 4 v Gcsncr. Christine Gillinghan.. William Glcndc. Keith Gluck. Richard Gonzalez. Eric Grivas. Gus 135 Juniors Guariglia. Nancy Guarnicri. Bernadette Haines. Wendy Hampton. Eric Harrell, Connie Hecht. Gordon Hendricks. James Hcrche. Alfred Heuser, David Heuser. Kevin Heuser. Victoria Higgins. Susan Himelblau, Debra Hochhciser. Carin Hodge. Erika Holler. Keith Hooper. Nichole Hopf. Thomas Hornstcin, Jeffrey Hodak. Patricia Humphreys. Karen Hurwitz, Cheryl Ingram. Sheila Jackson. I a sn 136 Class of 1985 Jackson. Ryan Jackson. Tayna Jclinski. Rachel Jenkins. Christina Jensen. Douglas Johnen, Jeffrey Johnson. Jeffrey Johnson. Tricia Jones. LccAnn Jones. Marc Jones. Michael Jorgensen. Denise Kan. Victor Kar, Melanie Kedra, Casimir Khanna. N'cclam Kim, Jennifer Kinsey. JoyLynn li must be 2:00 p.m. as everyone hurries to catch their bus 137 Gtoff Sano caught napping during class Juniors Kline. David Knighl. Kevin Kodack, Richard Kocllc, Theresa Kolbrcncr. Jeffrey Kollcr. Jennifer Kostrinsky. Lee Kostyk. Matthew Konwinski. Michael Kowalski. James Kramer. Robert Kramer. Scott Krassner, Lauren Krcmcr. Howard ) Krcmcr. Nancy Krim. Sharyn Ku iw. Tyrone Lakes. James Nettam Khanna Has one of the art students whose work had been selected for exhibition with the New Jersey Teen Arts Festival. 138 Class of 1985 La morte. Gerald Laportc. Glenn Lee. Michael Lessmek. Stephen Levitt. Jules Levy. Glenn Long. Thomas Longstreet. Sandra Loud. Elizabeth Lubcck. Lisa Maccutchcon. Laura Machinga. Kim Magee. Heather Maiorano. Anthony Maine . Susan Maisano. Dominic Maloy, Kinbcrly Makowitz. Gary Mara, Danielle Martucci. Vincent Masicllo. Dawn Masucci. Lynn McBride. Keith McCoy. Eileen McHugh. Katrina McKenzie. Robert McLaughlin. AnnMaric McMcnamy. Laurie Melinis. Gina Mcllock. LisaAnn Middleton. Mildred Miclc. Lisa Miller. Monique Mittcr. Nina Miner. Regina Monaco. Karin 139 Juniors Monaco. Michael Montgomery. Particta Montgomery, Richard Moore. William Morales. Elizabeth Mullancy. Scan Murphy, Dawn Murphy. Mark Murray. William Newman. Daniel Nicora. Carol Niles. Marilyn Olahsker. Clifford O'Neill. Gregg Orchard. James Orpen. Fred Ottcrbinc. Victor Owens. Brian Pak. Kyoung Percy. Dawn Phillips. Amy Phillip . Rachel Pierce. Lisa Piltch. Gregg 140 Class of 1985 Pitus. William Plock. Shari Pluff. Tammy Pollock. Bobby Pontes. Lisa Powers. Andrew Powick. Kim Presti, Michael Purcell. Kenneth Ramsey, Fred Raidiffe, Laura Ratcl. Susan Rausch, Chris Reilly, Christopher Renner, Mary Reynolds. Thomas l.uitch offtn a time to relax and socialize Dawn MasitUo find a poster that says it all. V i fc 141 Juniors Rice, l-oren o Robbins. Valerie Roberts. Richard Robinson. Donna Rodrigue . Theresa Roldan. Damita Roldan, Louis Rosario. Carlos Rosenberg. Anne Rossi. Ronald Roth. Dana Rothman. David Ross ley. Judi Russell. Steven Russo. Maria Sabia. Todd 142 Class of 1985 Sampson. Dawn Sampson. Tracy Sasso. Geoffrey Schcchtcr. Deborah Schuler. Marie Schuster, Cynthia Schwartz, Jodi Schutzcr. David Seaman. Barbra Segreto. Cynthia Shawn. Linda Sheppard, Joseph Sherman. William Short, Charles Siguen a. David Silva. Antonio 143 Juniors Silva. Teresa Smith. Marc Soynk. Michele Stack. Michele Stephens. Wallace Stern. Eli Tisdale. Aaron Totally. Jamie Tranoris. Laura Trinkl. Jennifer Tweedy. Isa Underwood. Eric Underwood. Fcdcl Underwood. Terry Vcary, Deborah Viola. Antoinette Wagner. Keith Wagner, Rcinc 144 Class of 1985 Wall. Adam Wallerstcin. Marla Walsh. Candy Walsh. James Wargo. Theresa Weaver. Kim Weinstock. Adam White. Ellen Williams. Frederick Wilson, Chcrie Wolman. Elaine Woods. Erin Wright. Darlene Wright. Joseph Yacu zio. John Yanuzzi, Mary Yuhas, Michael Zweidinger, Carolyn 145 Seniors Rememb T!tt!!!i!H!!!! Acccturo, Doreen Anderson. Alexis Baedcr. Virginia Barasch. Jamie Barnett. Merrill Battista. Victor Bauso, John Beabout. Daniel 146 Class of 1984 April Burrowt and Marie Egan stop and pose for the camera Becker, Steven Berbrick, Bonnie Beyer, Joseph Bores, Eileen Boynton. Sandra Boyton. Maryann Branco. Gregory Brazinsky, Howard 147 Seniors Robin Gibnty and Balia Mishan were selected as semi-finalists by the “Nation- al Merit Scholarship Program . Bryccland, Joseph Bugbcc. Deidre Bulvanoski. Jennifer Burrows, Apeil Butts. Daryl Byrd. Bobbie 148 Class of 1984 Byrd, James Cameron. Wayne Cannata. Keith Carter, John Carver, Steven Castaneda. Scan Doug Ttpptr and Alexis. Anderson have both been involved in many of «he school's musical activities. Doug has been a member of the All Shore . All State and Region II Chorus . Alexis has been in the Marching Band and along with Doug has been involved in many of the school's musical productions. 149 Seniors Clark. Dorcnc dayman. Robert Clement. Jill Clifford. Cheryl Cohen. Roger Kiah Jackion and Jimmy Hyland stop to talk on their way to daw. 150 Conway. Jeff Crawley. Joyc Crotty, Laura Class of 1984 Cushing. Thomas Dahl. Billy Daly, Kathleen Kim White and Bonnie Kimmcl. relaxing after hair-time activities during a football game. Datz, Joann Davenport. Carol Decker. Marilyn Delvalle. Jackie DeShaw. Bruce 151 Seniors DeWitt. Joseph Dia . Lourdes DiPicrdomcnico. Theresa Dixon. Thomas Doggctt. William Dresser, Pal DuBuskc, Billy Dzurina, George Wendy Mikolaitis and Michclc Ma onis on their way to class. 152 Class of 1984 Eckhoff, Donna Debbie (iersekowitz jrents to be getting :i lot done during study hall. Egan. Marie Elgart, Andrea Ellis. Brian Eosso, Thomas Evans. David Evers, David Falkcnberg, Kenneth 153 Seniors Ficrstcin. Paul Ferrari. Brian Ferrara. Peter Flakker, Harry Flanagan. Martin Fleming. Judith Fleming. Susan Fodor. Kevin Kim Whitt is a member of ihc Marching Band and Jar Band She is presently President of the Band and has played in the pit for several of the Broadway Productions plays. 154 Class of 1984 Fokas, Dennis Franklin. Roger Furmato. Stephanie Garner, Lloyd Gates. Howard Gclbcr, Alice So this is America! Could that be what Daniel Svensson is thinking'’ Gclbcr. Marian 155 Gclbcr. Rebecca Seniors Gcltzciler. Jon Gcndlek, Karen Gcrsna, Ann Gibney, Robin Gilani, Sayycd Moin Gitlitz, Lisa Gold, Anne Goldberg. Craig 156 Class of 1984 (ioldncr. Andrew Grabfclder. F.rica Grant, Robyn Graziano, Ronald Gray, Jeff Green, Barbara Grifa, Toni Grivas, Georgette Groffman. Laurence Gumbrecht, Gerald 157 Seniors Guthridgc. Paula Hagcnscn. Lora Hansen. Michelle Harris. Dontrcll Healey. Maureen Hccht. David Herman. Tammy Hess. Joseph Hinds. Ellen Hoban. Kelly Ann Hodge. Ivy Hodousek. Jeffrey 158 Class of 1984 Hoffman. Beth Hoffman. Eileen Hoffman. Lori Hopf. Donna Hornstcin. Eric Jay Hurley. Scott Hyland. Jimmy Jackson. Kiah Jakobsson, Jens 159 Jiosne, Cheryl Johnson. Evelyn Johnson. Randy Seniors Jones, Aimec Jones, Kendra Kan. William Kaplan, Adam Kerrigan. James Kimmel. Bonnie Kisenwether, Elizabeth Knueppel, Brian Korthaus, Bradley Krinsky. Steven Kriska. Darcl Krzyston, Robert 160 Class of 1984 Kuta. Ann Marie LaScola, Brian Lasko, Michele Lassen. Erie Lehman. Dawn Levine, Mark lo Vi • Jamie Baravch. Kim White. Bonnie Kimmel. Anne Marie Kuta. Andre;� Silbcrbcrg and Jeanne Savage arc on their way to after school activities. 161 Seniors Lockhart. Jimmy Longcttc. John Longstrect, Lori Vlackoff. Stewart Maltrader. Tammy Mandcvillc. Selina Jimmy llyland is certainly well known around the building. Jimmy is involved in most of the musical productions put on by the school, as well as being an active participant in the Thespians and Vice-President of the Student Council. 162 Class of 1984 Masterpalo, Dina Vlazonis. Michelle McCarlin, Thomas 163 McClunc, David McCuskcr. Michele McDalc. Lisa Seniors McGurty, Erin McKeown. Stephen McParland. Scan McQuarric, Todd Mecca, Lisa Mcllock, Gregory Michaud, Susan Mikolaitis. Wendy Mikulski, Laura Miller, Victor Mishan. Batia Mitchell, Scott 164 Class of 1984 Miyakawa, Adam Mode, Marisa Moffitt, William Molok. Denise Mooney, Timothy Moore. Jackie Morales, Mike Morbley, Nietta Moriarity, Michael Morrow, John Mulkcrin, Eileen Murray. John 165 Seniors Musarra, Dawn Nioora, Dawn Nicsz, Karen Noack, Donald Nobbs. William Nolct. Dana 166 Class of 1984 Norcn. Annika O'Connor. Doreen O'Harc. Robert O’Malley. MaryEllcn O'Neill. Kathleen O’Shea. Lisa Osteen, Danny Pagan. Michelle Pallatti. Anita Panzer. Alan Paone, Traci Parmclce, Glen 167 Seniors Parrish. Edward Pasarciti. Chris Pasqua. Lisa Marie Pearl. Stephen Pelo, Dawn Pcncck. Greg Penn. Stacey Perry. Denise Peterman. Nazilla 168 Pettyjohn. Catherine Phillips. Paula Plant. Susan Class of 1984 Podinker, Brett Policari. Guy Ratcliffc, Lisa Raymond, Patricia Rcay. Regina Reinhold, Karen Reinold. Kevin Renner. Anna Rcnzi, Dean Rcnzi. Renee Rice. Jenny Rich. Dina 169 Seniors Rios. Santiago Roberts, Denise Roberts. William Robinson. Chris Robinson. Sandra Rosenson. Kenneth Sabelli, Philip Savage. Jeanne Savlov. Jeffrey Scanlon. Deborah Schmidt. Russell Schuler. James 170 Class of 1984 Besidex being actively involved in sports, senior Buddy Scott is the leader of a youth group at hi' church. Buddy was recently elected as the Historian to the National Baptist Convention in Milwaukee. Buddy has often given speeches at conferences and conventions on topics of concern to young people. 17! Seniors Shallit. Aliza Sheehan, Anne Shclmct. James Shuster, Stephanie Silbcrbcrg. Andrea Sillclti. Peter Harbara Orem has been selected foe the All-Shore Chorus for the second year in a row. 172 Silvcrgold. Erie Class of 1984 Silverman. Meryl Skroban, Stephanie Smith. Aaron Smith. Gary Smith. Gregg 173 Smutko, Alexis Sobcl. Jay Sodano, Christine Seniors Spatzer. Debbie Slack. Cheryl Staple, Heidi Stein. Dana Steiner. Paul 174 Stephens. Valerie Stevens, BcihAnn Strother. Jennifer Class of 1984 Svcnsson. Daniel Svcrcauski. Gloria Swartzfagcr, Patton Thomas, Laurie Thomas. Mary Tice, Scan 175 Seniors Tringali, Patricia Underwood. Dominick Guess who jjor in the picture again? Underwood, Vinccnzic Vacarrclla. Todd Vanslovic. Deborah 176 Vena. Gene Vena. Michael Vineyard. John Class of 1984 Vivirilo, Lisa Walling. Doug Walsh. Marty Weaver, David Weber. Steven Weinberger. S. Weiningcr. Karen Weldon, Timothy 177 Seniors Wellstcad, Chrysa Wetzel. Debbie Wheeler, Robin White, Kim Whiting. Karen Williams, McKinley Williams. Sophia Willmot. Frederick Wilson. Margaret Winkfinc. Patty Witt. Suzanna Wong. Alex 178 Class of 1984 Worrad. Joseph Wrubcl. David Yi. Pyong Yuhasz. Cindee Yurasek. Amy Zalcpka. Joe Alexis Anderson. Liz Kiscnwclhcr and Janci DiBlasi during a football game. Honnie him me I and Marie Ugan at the Homecoming game. 179 Administration Dr. Kcnneih Hall Superintendent of Schools Dr. Dario Valcarccl Deputy Superintendent Michael Klavon Assistant Superintendent William Conwell Assistant Superintendent Robert N'esnay Principal Dr. Richard Cunningham Assistant Principal Patrick Maggio Assistant Principal Daniel Skelton Assistant Principal We Remember . . . Mr. Harold “Chip Dolan was many things to the people at MRUS, a friend, a teacher and an administrator. Mr. Dolan’s involvement with our school went back much further than many of us realized. It began when he. himself, entered MR MS as a student. During those four years, Mr. Dolan was an active participant in school sporting events, leadership programs and social activities. After his college gradu- ation. he returned as a teacher and later became assistant principal. It was during this time that most of us had the opportunity to become acquainted with him. The many things we learned from him and our personal memories of him remain with us. Mr. Dolan’s concern for our school and it's students will be missed by all. 180 Faculty Adler, Fran Ahrens. Margaret Beadle. David Beaumont. Samuel Birnbach. Judi Bombaci, Anthony Britton. Leon Broome. Anne Burdick. Michael Burke. Charles Carver. Clara Crego, Anthony Cruikshank. Nance Crupi. Margo Cunningham. Patricia Currie. Licsoletti Dietz, George Dolan. Helen Donnelly. Susan F.lwell. I.ouis EndrodiBauwens, Gail F.pstcin. Harvey Evans, John Fitzpatrick. Louise Fleischer. Margaret Flood, Helen Franks. John Fragasso. Barbara Frazier. Anne Friedl. James Garofalo, Maria Genoviese, Gianna George. Jack Geran, John Glastcin. Joel Goldstein. Larry Greco. Maryann Groveman. Gertrude Gurvitz. Joyce Handler. Marianne Hanlon. Carol Haney, Caroline Harralla. Robert Holler. Richard I lolloway, I.oretta Holmes. Judith Hubbell. Joan Hutnik. Stephen 181 Irons. Faye Jaezynski. Eugene Johnson. Dieter Kammann. Donald Lachicu. icz. Stanley Lawlor. William Lloyd, Howard l.ocb. Paul MacCutchcon. Bruce Mahoney. Maureen Main. Pamela Martucci. Joseph Marvald, Ronnie Masicllo. John Mattern, Patricia McCarron. Marilyn McNicholas. Mike Mcc. Nancy Kelly Micovic. Sam Niblack. Rebecca Nicholson. Greg Nicdcr. Charles Niemira. John Panos. Marie 182 Perry. Alice Pink us. Frank Polanowski. Rac Post. Richard Ramos. Claudio Ramos. Marguarita Rego. Charles Rizzo. Barry Robertson. Margaret Ross. William Rucci. Clare Ruggiero. Benito Sachcr. Audrey Sachs. Bonnie Sackcrman. Renee Salvaioricllo. Richard Salvatoricllo. Sally ScchausFishcr. Jewel Shaw.John Singer. Flume Smith. Wayne Sodcrlund. Joan Somma. Donald Spells. Wavnc 183 Faculty Mr. Ilutnik waits for hi claw to arrive. Mr. Maggio and Mr Mahoney talking during the football game Mr. George checks his mail. Coaches McXicholas and Cohen anxiously watching their team during a match. Sutton. Paul Sykes. Cheryl Trevor. Madeline Vas. Joan Vena. Patricia Vinci. Carlo Vlossak. Mark Volk. Helen Watson, Helen Wein, Gloria Wovna, Gail Wright. Concctta Yarncl. Hay- 184 r, Ancona. Karen Brody. Dianii Davis. Bob Driscoll. Virginia Hnglc. Patricia Horner. Jack Levine. Zclda Masarick. Richard Powers, Barbara Rice. William Richards. Sandra Schneider. Verna Silvcrgold. Carole Silvcrgold. Gert Stachura. Margaret Tucker, Ann Walling. Linda Zupanic. Anne 185 Staff CAFETERIA STAFF Eleanor Duda. Rivera Wilton. Dolores Schctclick. Florence Gu?7o. Ann Weldon. Janet Orrok. Estelle Anderson. Wilma Silvers. Angie Tringali 186 rj. Polanowski always finds time to answer one more question. Jimmy llyland. with a little help from Mr. Ilaralla. leads the chorus. Ms. ( rupi anti Mrs Wcin stop on their way to class. Not a minute to spare in Mr. Burdick's math class. 187 Senior Index Acceturo. Doreen MOSA 4 Anderson. Alexis Mist, and Gov’t. 2, 3, 4; Pillar 4 Varsity Singers 2. 3.4; Librarian 4; Color Guard 3. 4; Broadway Productions 1. 2. 3; Student Council 4: S.A.D.D. 4 Boeder, Virginia Peer Leadership 2, 3; S.A.D.D. 4; Student Council 2; Class Trea- surer 3; President 4: Mist, and Gov’t. 3. 4; MOSA 4 National Honor Society 3. 4 Baraseh, Jamie Hist, and Gov’t. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 4; Student Council 3. 4; Tennis 2. 3; capt. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: Math Honor Society 3. 4 Bar net l. Merril Bauso, John Beabout. Daniel Chorus 4: VIP Club 2. 3 Becker, Steven Berbrick, Bonnie Beyer, Joseph Football capt. 4: Track 3: Wrestling 4 Bores, Eileen MOSA 3; Treasurer 4 Boynton, Sandra Boyton, MaryAnn FBI.A 4; Softball 2, 3: Colorguard 2 Brady, Colleen Branco. Gregory Bruzinsky. Howard Soccer 4; Wrestling 2 Braustein. l.isbeth Brown, . oreen Basketball 2, 3: Softball 2. 3. 4 Brudnieki, Lisa Bruno, Felicia Marching Band 2. 3, 4; Mist, and Gov't. 2. 4; Concert Band 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 2. 3. 4 Brycelund, Joseph Bugbee, Deidre MAST Bulvanoski, Jennifer Student Council 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 2. 3. 4; Wind Ensemble 2; Broadway Pro- James Carroll ductions 1. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3; pres. 4; Foreign Language Honor Society 3, 4; Math Honor Society 3.4; Scholarship and Service Award 3. 4; Who’s Who Among Amer. H.S.; Student Award 4; Na- tional Merit Leader Award 3 Burrows, April Ski Club 2, 3. 4: MOSA 4; Yearbook 4; Cross Country 2. 3. 4; Win- ter Track 2. 3. 4; Spring Track 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; National Ilonor Society 3. 4 Butts, Daryl Football 2. 3;capt. 4; Track 3. 4; All Shore Football 4; All Monmouth Football 4: Basketball 2. 4 Byrd, Bobbie Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Tennis 2. 3. 4 Byrd, Justin Chorus 2. 3. 4 Byrd, James Marching Band 2; Peer leadership 2. 4 Calvano, Andrew Cambridge, James Cameron, ii'ayne C annuta. Keith Carroll. James Carter, John Carver, Steven Speech and Debate 2; Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Huskieview 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3: National Honor Society 3. 4; Foreign Language Honor Society 3. 4 Castaneda. Sean Chorus 2. 3 Ciaglia. Michele Clark. Dorene dayman, Robert I BLA 3. 4; Football 2 Clement, Jill Weightlifting 4; Spring Track 3. 4 Clifford. Cheryl DECA 2. 3 vicc-pres. 4 Cohen. Roger Concert Band 2. 3: Wind Ensemble 2: Jazz Band 3. 4: Pillar 4; Re- gion 2; Computer Club 3: National Honor Society 3, 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4; Who’s Who Among Amer. H.S. Students 188 Conway, Jeff Corcoran. Carol Crawley. Joyce FBLA 3, 4 Croke, Patrick Cratty, Laura Cushing, Thomas Soccer 2. 3 Dahl, W illiam Daly, Kathleen Peer Leadership 2. 3: Ski Club 2. 3. 4: Hist, and Gov't. 3; Execu- tive Board 4; Treasurer 4; Marching Band 2, 3: Huskicvicw Business Manager 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4: Foreign Lan- guage Honor Society 3. 4: Math Honor So- ciety 3. 4 Datz, JoAnn Davenport, Carol Decker, Marilyn FBLA 3. 4 Deli'alle, Jacqueline Ski Club 2. 3; Stu- dent Countil 4: Gymnastics 2: Softball 2. 3 DeShaw, Bruce Dell ill, Joseph Weight Club 2. 3. 4; Soccer 2.3.4; National I lonor Society 3.4: Math Honor Society 3. 4 Diaz, l.ourdes DiPierdomenico, Theresa Cheerleading 2. 3 capt. 4: FBLA 3: Corresponding Sec. 4; Wrestling Statician 2. 3. 4 Dixon. Thomas Doggett, William Dresser. Put DuBuske, H illium Dzurina, George Eckhoff Donnu HOSA 3. 4; Parlamcn- tarian 4 Egan, Murie Marching Band 1.2: Drum Major 3.4: Jazz Band 2. 3.4, Concert Band 2. 3. 4: Broadway Productions 2. 3. 4: Stu- dent Council 4; Hist, and Gov't 4: National I lonor Society 3: Treas. 4; 1IOSA 4; Who's Who Among Amer. H.S.; Math Honor So- ciety 3.4; Foreign l.anguage I lonor Society 3. 4 Elgart, Andrea Ellis. Brain Speech and Debate 2. 3. 4; Forensics 3. 4; Thespian 2 sec. 3. 4; Broad- way Productions 1.2. 3.4: Ski Club 4; Foot- ball 3; Track 2. 4: Weightlifting 2. 3. 4 Eosso, Thomas Cl I 3: Football 3 Evans, David Evers, David Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Hist, and Ciov’t 2. Computers Club 3; National Hon- or Society 3. 4 Euirlie, David Ealkenburg, Kenneth Eeirstein, Paul Football 2. 3; Wrestling 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Broadway Produc- tions 2. 3. 4 Ferrara, Peter Fife, Todd Flakker, Harry Baseball 2, 3. 4: Basket- ball 2. 3 Flanagan, Martin Soccer 2. 3; National Honor Society 3. 4 Fleming. Judith Fleming, Susan Foder, Kevin Soccer 3. 4 Fokas, Dennis Franklin, Roger Tennis 3.4; Colorguard 4 Furmuto, Stephanie Softball 2. 3. 4: Tennis 3 Garner, Lloyd Hist, and Gov’t 2. 3. 4; Peer Leadership 2. 3. 4: Student Council 3. 4: V.I.P. 2. 3; Madrigals 4; Broadway Pro- ductions I. 2, 3. 4; Variety Show 3. 4; Ten- nis 2; Weightlifting 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; All-State Chorus 4; All-Four- One 3. 4 Cates, Howard Varsity Singers 2. 3. 4; Varsity Show 3, 4 deary, Michael delber, Alice Broadwav Productions 1. 2, 3 delber, Murian Broadway Productions 1, 2, 3, 4; Huskicvicw 3. 4; Tennis 2 delber, Rebecca Speech and Debate 2. 3. 4: Hist, and Gov’t 3. 4: Pillar 2. 3. 4: Hus- kieview 4; Thespian 3. 4; Student Council 4; Field Hockey 2. 3. capt. 4 dendlek. Karen Softball 2. Cheerlead- ing 3; FBLA 3, 4; Colorguard 2. 3 Gersna, Ann Student Council 4; Chccr- lcading 2. 3. 4 Gibney, Robin — Speech and Debate 2, 3. 4: Hist, and Gov't 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Peer Leadership 2. 3. 4; Color Guard 2. 3; National Honor Society 4; Math Honor So- ciety 2, 3; Foreign Language Honor Society 4 Gilani, Sayyed Moin Gitlitz, Lisa Gold, Anne Peer Leadership 2. 3: Stu- 189 Senior Index dent Council 4; Cheerleading 2. 3, 4 Goldberg, Craig Bowling 2. 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: Math Honor Society 3. 4; Foreign Language Society 3. 4; Bausch and Lomb Science Award Goldner, Andrew Broadway Productions 3. 4: Peer Leadership 3. 4; Hist, and Gov't. 3. 4; Speech and Debate 2, 3. 4: Cross Country 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4; Foreign Language Honor Society 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4 Grabfelder. Erica (irunt, Rohyn Broadway Productions I. 2. 4: Hist, and Gov't 2. 3. 4; Colorguard 3. 4; Varsity Singers 3. 4; Chorus Librarian 4; Pillar 4. S.A.D.D. 4 Gray, Jeffrey Student Council 2. 3. 4; S.A.C. 3. 4; Varsity Football Manager 4 Graziano, Ronald Green, Barbara Band 2; Chorus 3, 4; Madrigals 4; All-Shore Chorus 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4; Math Honor So- ciety 3.4; Foreign Language Honor Society 3. 4 Grifa, Toni Peer Leadership 2; Student Council 4; Gymnastics 2; Cheerleading 2. 3. 4; Math Honor Society 4; Ski Club 4 Grivas, Georgette Marching Band 2; Chorus 3; Concert Band 2. 3. 4 Groffman, Laurence Hist, and Gov't 2. 3: Speech and Debate 2. 3. 4; Huskievicw 2. 3. 4; Tennis 2. 3. 4; National I lonor Society 3. 4 Gumhrecht, Gerald Broadway Produc- tions 2. 3. 4; Varsity Singers 2, 3. 4; Madri- gals 4; Dramatic Productions 2, 3. 4; Foot- ball 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4 Guthridge. Paula Basketball 2. 3 capt. 4; Softball 2. 3 capt. 4 Hagen sen, Lora Chorus 2. 3. 4 Hansen. Michelle Harris. Dontrell DEC A 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3. 4; Track 2. 3 capt. 4; Football 4 Healy, Maureen FBI.A 4; HOSA 4 Hecht. David Spcceh and Debate 2. 3.4; Weightlifting 2. 3. 4; Broadway Produe- tions 2. 3; Football 2; National I lonor Soci- ety 4; Foreign Language Honor Society 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4 Herman, Tummy Hess, Joseph DECA 3. 4 Hobun, Kelly HOSA 3. 4; Softball 3 Hodge, Ivy Cross Country 3; Spring Track 4; W eightlifting 2 Hodousek. Jeffrey Concert Band 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 2. 3. 4; Broadway Productions I; Marching Band 3; Ski Club 3. 4; Weight- lifting 2. 3, 4; Baseball 4; Basketball 4 Hoffman, Eileen FHA-Hcro 3. 4 Hoffman, Lori Hopf, Donna Hornstein, Eric Ski Club 2. 3; pres. 2; Broadway Productions 2.4; Hist, and Gov't 2: Tennis 2. 3.4; National I lonor Society 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4 Hinds. Ellen Hyland, James Student Council vice pres. 4; Varsity Singers 2. 3 pres. 4; Madri- gals 3. 4; Peer Leadership 2. 3; Soccer 2, 3; Broadway Productions 2. 3. 4; Thespian 2. 3 pres. 4; T.V. Productions 2. 3. 4; All- Four-One 3. 4: S.A.D.D. 4 Jackson. Kiah Band 2. 3; Peer I eadcr- ship 3; Track 3; Colorguard 4 Jakkohsson, Jens Jann'ich, Michael Jiosne, Cheryl Basketball 2; Softball 2, 3 capt. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4 Johnson. Evelyn Student Council 3. 4; CIE 4. Foreign Language Honor Society 4 Johnson. Randy Football 2. 3. 4; All- Shore 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4 Jones. Aintee Jones. Kendra Marching Band 2, 3. 4; Concert Band 2. 3. 4; Hist, and Gov't 3; HOSA 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4; Who's Who Among Amcr. IIS. Kan, William Huskievicw 2, 3, 4; Speech and Debate 2. 3. 4; Tennis 2. 3. 4; X-Country 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Math Honor Society 3. 4; Foreign Lan- guage Honor Society 3. 4 Kaplun, Adam Baseball 2; Soccer 2. 3.4; Wrestling 2. 3. 4 Kerrigun, James Kimmel, Bonnie Student Council 3. 4; Hist, and Gov't 2. 3.4; Marching Band 3.4; Pom Pom capt. 4; Pillar 4; Broadway Pro- ductions I. 2. 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Who's Who Among Amer. H.S.; Math Honor Society 3. 4 190 Kisenwether, Elizabeth Hist, and Gov’t 2. 3. 4; Colorguard 3. 4; Broadway Produc- tions 2. 3. 4: Varsity Singers 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Chorus l ibrarian 4 Knap pci, liruirt Korthaus, Bradley Baseball 4; Soccer 3 Krinsky, Steve Marching Band 3; Con- cert Band 3: Ja Band 3 Kriska, DareI Football 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4; Basketball capt. 4 Krzyston. Robert Kuta. Ann-Marie Student Council 3: Senior Vice-President 4: Hist, and Gov’t 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4; Who’s Who Among Amer. H.S. LaScvla, Bruin 1. asko. Michele Hist, and Gov’t 2. 3. 4 Lassen. Erie Lee, Robin DECA 2. 3. 4; Chccrlcading 2. 3. 4 Lehman. Dawn Speech and Debate 1; Bowling 3. 4; Soccer Scorckceper 2, 3. 4: Softball 3; National Honor Society 3. 4 Levine. Mark Huskievicw 3. 4; Track 2. 3.4: Peer Leadership 4; Speech and Debate 4 Lockhart, Jim Varsity Singers 3; Broad- way Productions 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 Longette, John Longstreet. Lori Hist, and Gov’t 3: Ten- nis 2, 3. 4: Bowling 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4 Mackoff, Stewart Speech and Debate 3. 4: Peer Leadership 3. 4; Hist, and Gov't 2. 3. 4; Huskievicw 4; Broadway Productions 1. 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4; Math Honor Society 3, 4 Multrader, Tammy Mandeville, Selinu Chccrlcading 2, 3 capt. 4: DECA 2. 3 pres. 4: Softball 2. 3 capt. 4; Yearbook 4 Marcetlianio, John Murinaccio, Mike FBLA 3; Basketball 2. 3: Football 2: Soccer 4 Markowitz. Cura Hist, and Gov’t 2. 3.4; Peer Leadership 3. 4; National Honor Soci- ety 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4 Martin, (ieruld Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Weight lifting I. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 2, 3; Track 3. 4 Masterpalo. Dina Marching Band I, 2. 3 Maul. Greg Mazonis, Michelle McC'artin, Thomas Football 2. 3, 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Weightlifting 2. 3. 4 McClune. David McCusker, Michele Broadway Pro- ductions 1. 2. 3. 4; Hist, and Gov’t 4; Ski Club 4: National Honor Society 3; Foreign Language Honor Society 3. 4 McDale, Melisa Peer Leadership 2. 4 McGurty, Erin Speech and Debate 4; Hist, and Gov’t 3: Field Hockey 3.4; Track 2, 3; Gymnastics 2; Foreign Language Honor Society 3. 4; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4 McParland, Seun Hist, and Gov't 2. 3. 4; Computer Club 3; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4 McQuarrie, Todd Mecca, Lisa Mellock, Gregory Wrestling 3 Michaud, Susan Mikoloitis, Wendy Milulski, Laura CIE 4 Miller, Robert Miller. Pictor Speech and Debate 2. 3. 4; Huskievicw 2. 3. 4; SAC 4: Peer Leader- ship 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3. 4; Soccer 2. 3: National Honor Society 3. 4 Mishan, Battiu Hist, and Gov’t 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4: Olympics of the Mind 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4: Huskievicw 2. 3. Editor-in-chief 4; Merit Scholarship Competition 4; Quill and Scroll Society 4; Who’s Who Among Amcr. H.S. 3, 4: Society of Distinguished Amcr. H.S. 3. 4; Teen Arts Festival 3 Mitchell. Scott Weightlifting 2. 3. 4: Soccer 2. 3. 4: Broadway Productions 1. 2. 3. 4 Miyakawa, Adam Soccer 4 Mode, Marisa Mofjitt, William f ootball 2. 3: Weight- lifting 2. 3. 4 Molok, Denise Mooney, Timothy Radio Club 3. 4: Stu- dent Council 2, 3. 4 Moore, Jucqueline DECA 3; FBLA 4 191 Senior Index vice-prcs. 3: Huskieview 3. 4 Morales, Michael Mist, and Gov’t 2. 3. 4: Huskieview 2. 3. 4: Math Honor Society 3. 4; Foreign Language Honor Society 3. 4 Morbley, Nietta DEC A 3.4; Basketball 3 Moriarity, Michael Morrow, John Radio Club 2. 3: vicc- pres. 4; Students for Safe Energy 3 Mulkerin, Eileen Murray, John Musarra, Dawn Neuman, Richard Nicora. Dawn Niesz, Karen Senior Class President 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Field Hockey 4; Winter Track 4 Noack, Donald Baseball 2 Nohbs, Hi Ilium Nolan, Ellen Nolet, Dana Ski Club 3. 4: Softball 2. 3. 4. Math Honor Society 3.4; National Hon- or Society 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3; Foreign Language Honor Society 3. 4 Noren, Annika Broadway Productions 1. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4 O'Connor, Doreen O'Hare. Robert Wrestling 2 O’Malley. MaryEUen O’Neill. Kathy O'Shea. Lisa FBLA 4 Osteen, Danny Pagan, Michelle Chorus 4; Peer Lead- ership 4 Pallatti, Anita Forensics 2.3.4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Varsity Singers 2. 3; Broad- way Productions 2. 3. 4; Drug and Alcohol Committee 3. 4; Peer I eadership 2. 3. 4; Hist and Gov't 3. 4; Huskieview 2. 3. 4; Colorguard 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 4; Math Honor Society 4; Governor School Mike Marinaccio Scholar 3 Panzer. Alan Peer Leadership 2, 3. 4; I list, and Gov't 3. 4; Speech and Debate 2. 4; Student Council 4; Cross Country 2. 3; National Honor Society 3. 4 Paone, Tracy FBLA 4 Pasurutti, Chris Baseball 2 Pasque, Lisa Speech and Debate I; Madrigals3,4; Broadway Productions 1,2. 3. 4; Varsity Singers 2. 3. 4; IIOSA 2; pres 3; National Forensic League Award 3 Pearl, Stephen Radio Club 3; Students for Safe Energy 2. 3 Pelo, Dawn DEC A 2. 3. 4 Pencek. dreg Penn. Stacey Chccrlcading 2. 3. 4; Speech and Debate 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Concert Band I. 2. 3 Perry. Denise Peterman. Nazila IIOSA 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Cross Country I; Softball I Pettyjohn. Catherine IIOSA 3, 4 Pettyjohn, Roselyn IIOSA 3, 4 Phillips, Puala Peer Leadership 2; Co- lorguard 3; capt. 4; Speech and Debate 3.4. Madrigals 4; CIE 4; Students for Safe En- ergy 3; V.I.P. Coordinator 3; Broadway Productions 2. 3. 4; Peer Leadership 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4 Plant. Susan Student Council 2. 3. 4; Speech and Debate 2; Peer Leadership 2; Colorguard 3; Chorus 2 Podinker, Rrett Policari, Guy Rutdiffe, Lisa Marching Band 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 2. 3. 4; Wind Ensemble 2; Treasurer of Band 2; Hist, and Gov't 3. 4; IIOSA 4; Pillar 4; Student Council 4: Broadway Productions 3. 4; Softball 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4 192 Raymond, Patricia Mist, and Gov’t 2, 3; (Executive Board 4; Colorguard 2, 3. 4: Stu- dent Council 3. 4 Re ay, Regina Reinold, Karen Reinold, Kevin Speech and Debate 1. 2: VJ. Classical League 3: Broadway Pro- ductions 2. 3; Cross Country 1.2, 3 capt. 4; Spring Track I, 2; Wrestling 2; National Honor Society 3. 4: Math Honor Society 2. 3, 4; Foreign Language Society 3. 4 Renner. Anna Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Weight- lifting 2. 3. 4; Hist, and Gov’t 2. 3; Softball 2. 3. 4; Basketball 4; Cross Country 4; Track 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; For- eign Language Honor Society 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4 Renzi. Dean Renzi. Renee HOSA 3. 4 Rice. Jenny Student Council 4; Winter Track 4; Field Hockey 4 Rich, Dina Rios. Santiago Roberts, Denise Roberts, Hi Ilium CIE 4 Robinson. Chris Weightlifting 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 2; Baseball 2: Track 2. 3. 4 Rosenson. Kenneth Fiuskievicw 3. 4; Hist, and Gov’t 2: Ski Club 3,4; Tennis 1.2. 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3: National Hon- or Society 3 sec. 4 Sabelli, Philip Savage, Jeanne Student Council 2. 3. 4; Hist, and Gov’t 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 2; Concert Band 2; Bowling 2. 3. 4; Tennis 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4: Math Honor Society 3. 4: Senior Class President 4 Savlov, Jeffrey Ski Club 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4 Scunlon. Dehoruh Hist, and Gov’t 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Foreign Language Honor So- ciety 3. 4; Field Hockey 3. 4; Who’s Who Among Amer. ILS. 4 Schmidt, Russell Baseball 2. 3. 4; Soc- cer 2. 3. 4 Schuler. James Schuller, Lisa DECA 3. 4 Schulman, Debbie Student Council 2. 3. 4. SAC 4; Sophomore Secretary 2: Hist, and Gov’t 2. 3. 4: Soccer Statician 2. 3. 4: Marching Band 3; Math Honor Society 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4 Schwartz, Rrain I list, and Gov’t 2. 3. 4: Soccer 2; Computer Club 3; Bowling 3 Scott. Rodney Basketball 1.2. 3. capt. 4; Football 2. 3.4; Track 2. 3; Broadway Pro- ductions 1. 2. 3. 4 Scully, Mike Football 2. 3, 4 Seaman, Stacy Ski Club 2, 3. 4; March- ing Band 2. 3; Broadway Productions 1. 2. 3. 4; Chccrlcading 2: Cross Country 4; Spring Track 4: National Honor Society 3. 4. Foreign Language Honor Society 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4 Sief, Elizabeth Softball 2. 3. 4: Chorus 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4; Students for Safe Energy 2 Shull it, Aliza Sheehun, Anne Hist, and Gov't 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4: Foreign Lan- guage Honor Society 3. 4 Shelmet, James Shuster. Stephanie Speech and Debate 2; Pom Pom 2. 3; Broadway Productions 1. 2; Bowling 2: Outstanding Performance Bowling Award 3 Silherherg, Andrea Hist, and Gov't 2. 3; F.xcc. Board 4; Student Council 3. 4; SAC 4: Tennis 2. 3. 4: Bowling 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4: Foreign Language Honor Society 3. 4 Siletti, Peter Football Silver, Elisabeth Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 2. 3: Cross Country 4; Spring Track 4: National Honor Society 3. 4; Foreign l.anguagc Honor Society 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3, 4 Silvergold, Eric Silverman, Meryl Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 2; Weightlifting 3.4: Cross Country 3 capt. 4: Winter Track 2; Spring Track 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4 Skroban, Stephanie FHA-HHRO 3. 4; HOSA 4 Smith. Aaron Smith. Allan Smith. Cary Baseball 2. 3. 4: Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4 Smith. Gregg Student Council 2. 3. 4; 193 Senior Index Misi, and Gov'i: Broadway Productions 3. 4; Speech and Debate 2. 3, 4 Smith, Michael MAST Smutko, Alexis Ski Club 3. 4; Varsity Gymnastics 2: cat. 3: Winter Track 2. 3. 4; Spring Track 2. 3. 4; Cheer leading J.V. capt. 3: Varsity Cheerleading 4; Mist, and Gov't 3, 4; Most Dedicated Gymnastics 3 Sohel, Jay Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Weightlift- ing 2. 3. 4; F ootball 2. 3. 4; Spring Track 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who Among Amer. M.S. Soda no, Christine Student Countil 3. 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3. 4 Spatter, Debbie Broadway Productions 2. 3. 4; Thespians 2. 3, 4: Chorus 2. 3 Stack. Cheryl FBLA 2. 3, 4 Staple. Heidi Peer Leadership 2: Bas- ketball Statician 2, 3. 4; Student Council 4 Stein. Dana - Student Council 3. 4: Mist, and Gov’t 3; DECA 4; Gymnastics 1. 2, 3: Basketball Scorckccper 2; Wrestling Score- keeper 3 Steiner. Paul Soccer 1.2. 3. 4: Baseball 1.2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2: National Honor So- ciety 3. 4 Stephens. Valerie DECA 2. 3. 4; Color- guard 4; Student C'ouncil I. 2; Broadway Productions 1.2; Store Manager 4; I listori- an 4 Stevens. Heth Marching Band 2.4; Con- cert Band 2. 4; Pit Orchestra 2: Math Hon- or Society 3. 4 Strother, Jennifer Chorus 2. 3: Broad- way Productions 1,2; National Honor Soci- ety. pres. 3. 4: Math Honor Society 3. 4; Olympics of the Mind: Huskicvicw-Cre- ative Editor 3; I luskieview Feature E.ditor 4 Svensson. Daniel Svercauski, Gloria Chorus 2. 3. 4 Roselyn Pettyjohn Swasttfager, Patton Football 1.2: Track 2: Baseball 3. 4 Pepper. Douglas Varsity Singers 2. 3, 4; Madrigals 3,4: Broadway Productions 2. 3. 4; Hist, and Gov’t 2; Peer Leadership 2. 4; All Shore Chorus 2; Region Chorus 3; All- State Chorus 4; Tennis 2. 4; National I lon- or Society 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4: National Choral Award 3 Thomas, Heth Thomas. Laurie I Bl A-Treasurcr 3, 4 Thomas, Mary Tice. Sean Iringali. Patty Cheerleading 2. 3. 4 I nderwood, Dominic Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4: ROTC 3. 4 I nderwood. Vincentia FI OS A 3. 4: Broadway Productions 3. 4; Dramatic Pro- ductions 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3; Basket- ball 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4 Vaccarella. Todd Broadway Produc- tions I. 2. 3. 4; International Thespian 2. 3; TV Productions 2. 3. 4 Vanslovic. Debbie Softball 2 Vena, Gene Football 2. 3. 4; W eightlift- ing 2. 3. 4 Vena. Michael Vineyard. John Vivirito, l.isa National Honor Society 3. 4; Pom Pom 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Broadway Productions 3. 4: Hist, and Gov’t 2 H ulling. Doug M alsh. Marty II eaver, David Weber, Steven Ski Club 2. 3, 4; Weight- lifting 3. 4; Pillar 4; Soccer 2. 3; Football 4; Baseball 2. 3, 4 Weinberger, S. II eininger. h uren Weldon. Timothy II 'ellstead. (’hrysa 194 Wetzel, Debbie Student Council 3, 4; SAC 4 Wheeler, Robin FBI.A 3. 4 White. Kim Band 1,2, 3 pres. 4; Student Council 3, sec. 4; Jazz Band 1. 2, 4; Hist, and Gov't 3. 4: Ski Club 4; Broadway Pro- ductions 3; Softball 2; National Honor So- ciety 3. 4; Math Honor Society 3. 4; Who's Who Among Amer. H.S. 3 Whiting, Karen Hist, and Gov't 3: Var- sity Singers 2, 3. 4; Madrigals 4; Chorus Librarian 2. 3; Chorus Secretary 4: March- ing Band 4: Broadway Productions 4; Field Hockey 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; Who's Who Among Amer. H.S. 3 Williams, McKinley Williams, Sophia Radio Club 3; Hist, and Gov't 3. 4 Willmot, Frederick Football 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2: Weightlifting 2. 3. 4 Wilson, Margaret Hist, and Gov't 2. 3. 4: HOSA 3. 4: see. 4: Pillar 2. 3. 4; Broad- way Productions 4 Winkftne, Fatty Witt, Suzzanna Students for Safe F.ncr- gy 2. 3; Student Council 2. 3: Musical Pro- ductions 2. 3. 4; Drama Productions 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3: Variety Show 3. 4: Hist, and Gov't 3: Checrlcading 2. 3. 4 Wong, Alex W or rad, Joseph Ski Club 2. 3. 4: Weightlifting 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Soc- cer 2, 3; Football 4 Wrubel. David Band 2: Weightlifting 2 Vi, Pyong Yuhasz, Cindee Weightlifting 4; Stu- dent Council 3. 4: Colorguard 3: Football Manager 4 Yurasek, Amy Hist, and Gov’t 3. 4: Co- lorguard 3. 4: Broadway Productions 3. 4: Broadway Productions Crew 2: FBLA 4 Zalepka, Joe Hoard of Education Alphonse DeRosa. Theodore Fndressen. Dr R Brown. Robcri Hesse. From. Ardis Kiscnwcthcr. Marilyn Brenner. Robert I enske. J. 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