Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1985 volume:

Matawan Regional High School Atlantic Avenue Aberdeen, N.J. 07747 Pillar ’85 “All 'ho have meditated on the an of governing mankind have been convinced that the fate of empires depends on the education of youth. Aristotle 1 T a b I e o f C o n e n t The origin of our school seal has an extremely unusual background. In 1950. the school held a student compe- tition to make a design for the school ring. After an extremely difficult deci- sion, a design created by Viola Stenger, a freshman at the time, was selected because of its simple, yet classy, style. At the time, all school rings were oval in shape. Being a school of new trends, we opted for a round ring. Many companies were contacted, all but one said it could not be done. The one enterprising company was the Bal- four Company, which processed the rings at a high price because the stones had to be specially made in Belgium. Since the ring was so unique, the ad- ministration decided the design should also be used as the school seal. Sports Juniors page ... 152 2 Looking back page ... 58 In the beginning of the 1984-85 school year, Matawan Regional High School faced new challenges. Many changes had taken place during the summer in the ad- ministration, in the staff, and even in our “school house. With the evaluation by the Middle States Committee, both the staff and the student body strived to achieve a more productive and harmonious environ- ment for learning. Upon our return, we were greeted by freshly painted hallways and lockers. The enthusiasm we put into our endeavors for the improvement of our school was re- turned to us in our many accomplishments throughout the year. We started with a new look and a new school spirit. The seniors were filled with enthusiasm for the potential which was felt by all. The class of '85 became a great push for the entire school and they contributed greatly Sophomores page ... 168 Clubs Organizations page ... 86 toward the improvement of the school and the building of our spirit. The seniors will always feel this spirit in years to come when they think about “the Reg.” This school spirit definitely spread into the ranks of the underclassmen. For the first time in the school's history the Sopho- more Class float won first place in the Homecoming Parade. The school spirit was praised highly by the Middle States Evalu- ating Committee as part of their very posi- tive commendation. From the football team and other talented athletic squads to the highly spirited clubs and organizations in which hundreds of students actively partici- pated to the classes and all the staff, spirit, enthusiasm, and accomplishment lasted throughout the year. We all look forward to next year's Senior Class, underclassmen, and opportunities. Faculty Administration page . . . 184 3 A Day At The Reg As the student's daily routine begins, students slowly file in. ready to go through another typical school day. Where's the spirit? 4 I 5 SPIRI SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT 6 New and Old Faces The beginning of a new school year gives us the opportunity to see old familiar faces and renew acquaintances. It also pre- sents us with the opportunity to see many new faces for the first time and form new friendships. Catch our spirit! 8 9 10 Let's Hear it for the Boys 11 Looking Good and Getting Better 12 13 Classes 14 16 17 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS am not for myself who will he for me hut if I am only for myself what am !? Amy Alterman Isaac Bell Atul she's buying the stair- way to heaven. Janet Anderson So way Babe! I did it! Michelle Barron Horn to he Wild Wise is the one who does not speak. John Anderson SHABAM A LAC AZAM it's OVER Beth Bartlett A Ido Adam An .alone Don't make me laugh Joanne Bedkottski Love is Life and Life is Liv- ing Millicent Bethune Don't let anything stand in your way. always reach for the stars, and never, never, never quit! I love you just the way you are. Jonathan Bach Always and Forever Donnalynn Becse This is just the Beginning Jennifer Beyer Sometimes, you've got to say. what the ... 0 F 1 I)atid Beharry 8 5 Vickie Bit er Amy Alterman 13 Asbury Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Field Hockey 10,11.Captain 12; Chorus 10.11.12; Broad- way Productions 10. 11,12: History Government 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Math Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Foreign Language Honor Society 11. 12; Who’s Who Among American High Schools 11; Society of Distin- guished American High Schools 11. 12; National Merit I. cttcr of Commendation 12: Scholarship and Service Award 10. II; Speech Debate 10; Rutgers Scholars Program 11; Girl's Citizenship I nstitutc 11; Calculus Team 11. 12; Continental Math League Calculus Award II. Janet Anderson 18 New Brunswick Avenue. Matawan 07747 John Anderson One Elizabeth Drive. Matawan 07747 Adam Anzalone 31 Indigo Land. Aberdeen 07747 Jonathan Bach 128 Dumbarton Hill Court. Aberdeen 07747 Student Council 10. II. 12; Class President 11; Student Representative to the Board of Education 12; Huskicvicw II, New Editor 12; History Government 10, 11. Officer 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Broadway Productions 10.11. 12; Concert Band 10. 11. 12; Jazz Band 10; March- ing Band 10. 11. 12; Computer Club 10: Olympics of the Mind 10; Winter Track 11; Spring Track 11. Michelle Barran 333 Sherwood Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Student Council 10. 11: DECA II. Vice President 12. Patrick Barrett 16 Carol Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Michelle Barron 143 Deerfield Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Beth Bartlett 968 Woodcrcst Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Field Hockey 10. II. 12: Softball 10. 11. 12: Bowling 10. 11. 12. Joanne Bedkowski 876 South Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 FBI. A 10. 11. 12. Donnalvnn Beese 91 l.aurclhurst Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Chccrlcading 10. 11. 12; FBI.A 10. II. 12. Da� id Beharry 34 Autumn Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Baseball 11. Isaac Bell 152 Ken Gardens Matawan Avenue. Cliffwood 07747 Sandra Bcndon 92 Atlantic Avenue. Matawan 07747 VICA 12. Ronald Bersch 12 Fountain Avenue, Matawan 07747 Millicent Bethunc 271 County Road. Cliffwood 07721 HOSA 11.12; Color Guard 10. 11: Basketball 10. 11. 12; Softball 10. II. 12; Tennis 10. Jennifer Beyer 113 Main Street. Matawan 07747 SAC 11; Student Council 10. 11. President 12; SADD 12: Winter Track 10. II. 12; Cross Country 10. 11; Spring Track 10. II. 12. Vickie Bitzer 4 Ivy Court. Matawan 07747 Alterman — Bitzer 21 Hey guys, that's right up your alley! James Boring Julia Bloom All the way in 85 Ernest Braca Keep your head up and keep reaching for the stars. That's too sick! Sharon Bucco Derick Buckley Ya better be good to me Marylynn Burkart Let's have one for the Jersey Girls!! OUT TO LUNCH Sharon Buttermark John Byrne Victoria Byrne It was sooo . . good! It real ... ly was!!! Kelly Brady Let the Good Timet mil Mary Burke Don't even try it. Anthony Cabret Julia Bloom 132 Idlebrook Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Tennis 10, II, 12; National Honor Society II. 12. The Little Gnome lives near the home. Jimmy Brandao Daniel Brodnitz Homeloaf Dean Burlew What??? Yeah!!! Jo-Ann Burney We are the architects of Life! Only the good die young Deborah Cannon Anthony Caputo c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 5 James Boring 345 Prospect Avenue, Cliffwood Beach 07735 Ernest Braca 121 Idolstonc Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Football 10. II, 12; Track 10. II. 12. Kelly Brady 10 Church Street. Matawan 07747 Ski Club 10, 11; Student Council 10. II. Jimmy Brandao 375 Woodmcrc Drive, Cliffwood Beach 07735 Daniel Brodnitz 10 Ivory Place. Aberdeen 07747 Speech Debate 12; Student Council 11; Huskicvicw 11, 12. Sharon Bucco 35 Wilson Avenue. Matawan 07747 History Government 10.11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Foreign Language Honor Society 12. Derick Buckley 21 Bcchstein Drive. Aberdeen 07747 National Honor Society; Ski Club; Golf 11. Marylynn Burkart 138 Ravine Drive, Matawan 07747 Mary Burke 86 Warren Drive. Aberdeen 07747 Dean Burlew 825 South Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Football 10. 11. 12. Jo-Ann Burney 313 Edgcvicw Road. Cliffwood 07721 Ski Club 10. II; FBLA 12. Sharon Buttermark 312 Pinchurst Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 John Byrne 215 Deerfield Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Victoria Byrne 98 Cambridge Drive. Aberdeen 07747 Cheerlcading 10. Anthony Cabret 831 Shore Concourse, Cliffwood Beach 07735 Deborah Cannon 25 Courtland Lane. Matawan 07747 Teens Arts Festival Winner 10, 11; Yearbook 12. Anthony Caputo 326 Pinchurst Drive, Cliffwood Beach 07735 Bowling 10. II, 12. Bloom — Caputo 23 Go For It! ZOSO What 's today? Deirdre Carey Beverly Caron Joseph Carr C ornelia C arroll The memories will never die. Lisa Castiglioni Amy Chi If this is it ..? Xiookie For President Elizabeth Clcrkin Scott Cohen 8 R-R-RR- Stick Em by JC and his CREW! Bruno Ciaglia Joseph Ciaglia C'est la vie Thomas Colantuoni Deborah Connell 24 WORD William Career The Soft Parade has now be- gun. people out to have some fun. John Cinqucgrana KILLER William Coons There's no stopping us now! Its been Funky! Linda Clay I'll try anything ONCE c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 5 Deirdre Carey 161 Ivyhill Drive. Aberdeen 07747 Crosscountry 10. I (.Captain 12; Winter Track 10.11.12; Spring Track 10. II. 12; Student Council 10. II. 12; Ski Club 10, II. 12; Yearbook 12; History Government 10. Bcu-rly Caron 57 Wayside Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Joseph Carr 354 Rivcrdalc Drive. ClifTwood Beach 07735 Wrestling 10. II. Cornelia Carroll 7 Inglewood l.anc, Aberdeen 07747 Softball 10. William Carter 288 Main Street. Matawan 07747 Jacqueline Cassidy 132 Idolstonc l.anc. Aberdeen 07747 FBI.A II. 12; Chccrlcading II. Lisa Castiglioni 21 Iccmcadow Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Band 10. Amy Chi 2 Poet Drive. Aberdeen 07747 Ski Club 10; Math Honor Society II. 12. Bruno Ciaglia 418 Atlantic Avenue, Matawan 07747 Football 10. II. 12; Track 10. Joseph Ciaglia 420 Atlantic Avenue. Matawan 07747 Football 10. II. 12;Track 1; W'cight-lifling 10. II; Nation- al Honor Society 10. II, 12; Math Honor Society 10. II. 12; Foreign Language Honor Society 10, II. 12 John Cinquegrana 954 South Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Linda Clay G-l Sutton Drive. Matawan 07747 DECA 12; Speech Debate 10. Elizabeth Clerkin 8 Ormont Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Field Hockey 10. 11. Captain 12; History Government 12. Scott Cohen 8 Rustic l.anc. Matawan 07747 Huskieview 10.11; Math Honor Society II. 12; Peer Lead- ership 12; National Honor Society 12. Thomas Colantuoni 73 Idolstonc Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Deborah Connell 21 Brookvicw Lane. Matawan 07747 William Coons 83 Woodland Drive. ClifTwood Beach 07735 Baseball 10. II. Edward C'orless 12 Weston Place. Matawan 07747 Basketball 10. II. 12. Carey — Corless 25 Dawn Crawford Tina Cruz What? Janeen Cornell Let's Go For It Michael Crotty We just had the best time Vincent Davis Beth Dell Cookie Brian Dendler John DeShaw Partying to the fullest! Sandra DiPierdomenico David DeWitt Marisol Diaz Janet DiBlasi Life is merely what you make of it. Joseph Cseh Don't live for the past. Don't live for the future. Just live. Christine Desmond Cindy Doherty Girls just nanta have fun. Robin Davis Oompa. Kips—Let's Go Crazy Linda DeVizia Brian Donovan c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 5 Janeen Cornell 25 Daniel Drive. Matawan 07747 Marching Band 10. II. 12; Jazz Band 10. II, 12; Concert Band 10. II. 12; Chorus 12; Broadway Productions Pit Band 11. Dawn Crawford 33 Park Avenue. Matawan 07747 Michael Crotty 751 Shore Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735. Tina Cruz 467 Atlantic Avenue. Matawan 07747 Spring Track 10; FBLA 12. Joseph Cseh 157 County Road. Cliffwood 07721 Colorguard; Basketball; Softball. Robin Davis 188 County Road. Cliffwood 07721 Colorguard. Basketball. Softball. Vincent Davis 230 County Road. Cliffwood 07721 Beth Dell 16 Indian Trail. Matawan 07747 Brian Dendler 434 Myrtle Street. Cliffwood 07721 Basketball 11. John DeShaw 266 Main Street. Matawan 07747 Christine Desmond 37 Mill Road. Matawan 07747 DECA 11, President 12. Linda DeVizia 12 High Street. Matawan 07747 Band 10. David DeWitt 7 Intone Lane, Matawan 07747 Wrestling 10. 11. 12; Cross Country 12; Huskicvicw 12. Marisol Diaz 709 Cliffwood Avenue. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Janet Di Blasi 42 St. Joe Terrace. ClifTwood Beach 07735 Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Jazz Band 11. 12; Pit Band 10. 11,12; Photography 10; HOSA 11.12; Yearbook II; Hus- kieview 11. Sandra DiPierdomenico 306 Myrtle Street, Cliffwood 07721 Homecoming Queen 12; Chccrlcading. Cindy Doherty 839 North Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Brian Donovan 7 Weldon Road. Matawan 07747 Cornell — Donovan 27 (Hass of fashion, mold of form, observed of all observ- ers—Hamlet John Egan l.uv ya. forever, band '85. Cynthia Farrell Oh no. I’m a fish Moonie think the clock is slow. Timothy Dowd Kathryn Downey James Drago Hold onto a ray of hope and a promise of future ... and follow your dreams—SJP I like the little I've tasted. David Egee Patricia Egan It's Miller t me Gary Eichenholtz I can t cope with this? Let me be free. Let me be me. Old memories will never die. I.aura Ferrari Alison Finkelstein Christopher Fernicola Power Karen Duhuske Hang loose! Julie F.pstein Flemington weekends! Ronald Kckhoff Class of 85 may the best of years past be t he worst of your future -Good luck! William Fankhauser Smile, it increases your face value. Marjorie Fleck c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 5 Darren Dor kin 19 Old Manor Road. Ilolmdcl 07733 Speech Debate 10. 11. Co-Prcsidcnt Co-Captain De- bate 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Math Honor Soci- ety II. 12; Foreign Language Honor Society II. 12. Timothy Dowd 120 Andover Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Marching Band 10. II. 12: Concert Band 10. II. 12: Jazz Band 10. II. 12. Kathrvn Downcv 882 Malden Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 HOSA II. 12. James Drago 404 Atlantic Avenue. Matawan 07747 Football 10. II. 12; Winter Track 10, II. 12; Spring Track 10. II, 12; Skiing 10. 11. 12. Karen Dubuske 973 Woodcrcst Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Ronald Kckhoff 16 Frcdwood Place. Matawan 07747 John Fgan 61 Broad Street. Matawan 07747 Marching Band 10. 11, 12; Concert Band 10. II. 12. Patricia Kgan 146 Andover Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Chorus 10. II. 12; Madrigals 12; Marching Band 10. 11; Broadway Productions 10. II. 12; History Government 12; Student Council 12; Peer Leadership 10; National Honor Society II. 12. David Fgee 86 Avalon Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Soccer 10. II. 12; Skiing 10. 11. 12. Gary Fichenholtz. 65 Ayrmont l.3nc. Aberdeen 07747 Bowling 10. II. 12: Skiing II. 12. Julie F.pstein 135 Andover l.anc. Aberdeen 07747 William Fankhauser 24 Imperia Place. Aberdeen 07747 Marching Band 10. II. 12: Concert Band 10. II. 12: Jazz Band 10. II. 12. Cynthia Farrell 6 Highland Avenue. Matawan 07747 Marching Band 10. II. 12; Concert Band 10. II, 12; Jazz Band 10. II. 12; Broadway Productions 11: Variety Show 10. 11. 12; Chorus 12; Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 12. C hristopher Fernicola 104 Idolstonc I anc. Aberdeen 07747 DECA 10. 11. 12; Cross Country II; Skiing 10. I.aura Ferrari 616 Lloyd Road. Matawan 07747 Wrestling Scorckecpcr. Alison Finkeistein 32 Iccmcadow Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Huskicvicw. Patricia Flannery 11 Deborah Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Yearbook 10, 12; Teen Arts Festival 10. 11; Literary Art Journal 11. Marjorie Fleck 4 Rustic Lane. Matawan 07747 National Honor Society II. 12; DECA II. 12. Dorkin — Fleck 29 Farewell Rich. Awesome!!! Byron Frank We are the best Donald Franklin Nancy Flynn We've only just begun, we are the future, watch us grow. Sharon Freeman Don't act intimidated and won't act better. Patricia Frv Hollywood Robert Gentile Peter George Michele Gaber Whereabouts unknown. Brian Furbush What's the use? Michael Geran Theresa Geraci Nancy Flynn 83 Main Street. Matawan 07747 Student Council 12; Peer Leadership 10.11. 12; History Government 10, II, 12;SADD 11, 12. The Parly's Over. Louis Freund Tomorrow is a deadline, it's sudden and it's strange. Robert Gabriel It was awesome. Donnalyn Germann There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do. Lynn Frisberg Back in Black Anneliese Galiano Go for your goal and make it last. Christine Gesner c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 5 Byron Frank 1 Crown Place, Matawan 07747 Baseball 10,11. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Histo- ry Government 11.12: Foreign Language Honor Society II; Vice-President 12; Math Honor Society 11. 12. Donald Franklin 101 Euclid Avenue. Aberdeen 07747 Sharon Freeman 280 Nathan Court, Cliffwood 07721 HOSA II; Vice-President 12; Basketball 10. 12. Louis Freund 36 Ivanhoc Lane, Aberdeen 07747 History Government 11. 12; Foreign Language Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 12. Lynn Frishberg 11 June Place, Aberdeen 07747 Student Council 10. 11. 12: Yearbook 12: Skiing 10; Basketball Statistician II; Football Statistician 12; Na- tional Honor Society 12. Patricia Fry S-l Sutton Drive. Matawan 07747 Maurice Fuller 231 Orchard Street, Cliffwood Beach 07735 Brian Furbush 4 Essie Drive, Matawan 07747 Track 10. II. 12: Skiing 10. 11. 12. Michele Gaber 4 Fair Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Robert Gabriel 5 Ned Drive. Matawan 07747 Soccer 11. Anneliese Galiano 44 Courtland Lane. Matawan 07747 VICA-Cosmctology 12. Robert Gentile 229 Cashel Drive. Aberdeen 07747 Football 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11, 12; Marching Band 10; DECA 12. Peter George 307 Main Street, 10. II. 12; 07747 Theresa Geraci 70 Lower Main Street. Aberdeen 07747 FBI.A Secretary II, 12. Michael Gcran 56 Johnson Avenue. Matawan 07747 Baseball 11; Football 12. Donnalyn Germann 4 Warren Drive. Aberdeen 07747 Christine Gesner 495 Nctherwood Drive, Cliffwood Beach 07735 Marching Band 10. II. 12. Flynn — Gesner 31 Bill 85 FINALLY William Gillingham Gus Grivas I've wailed patiently for this moment! Connie Harrell Nancy Guariglia If music be the food of love, play on .. . William Shake- speare Richard Gluck Good things come in small packages Bernadette Guarnieri James Hendricks William Gillingham 211 Lloyd Road, Aberdeen 07747 Deadhead Eric Gonzalez We finally made it Wendy Haines Don't touch that Dwarf, hand me the pliers. To all you girls out there, forget me not! Love Playboy Hamp. Eric Hampton The Homesteader 0 F 1 9 8 5 David Heuser Kevin Heuser Keith Glende 19 Sutphin Avenue, Matawan 07747 History Government 10, 11. Richard Gluck I Miriam Drive, Matawan 07747 Football 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10, 11. 12. Adam Goldsdstone 157 lldcwild Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Speech Debate 10; Lacrosse 12; DECA 12; Ski Club 11. 12. Eric Gonzalez 18 Ormont Lane, Matawan 07747 Joseph Gorman 100 Laurelhurst Drive. ClifTwood Beach 07735 Gus Grivas 147 Matawan Avenue. Matawan 07747 Nancy Guariglia 187 Kinnoll Hill Court, Matawan 07747 DECA 12; Chccrlcading 10, 11, 12. Bernadette Guarnieri 27 Center Avenue. Matawan 07747 CIE 12. Sean Gumbs 276 Nathan Court, ClilTwood 07721 Wendy Haines 965 Woodmerc Drive, ClifTwood Beach 07735 Huskicvicw 10; Speech Debate 10; History Govern- ment 10; Class President II. 12. Eric Hampton 524 Lloyd Road. Aberdeen 07747 Football 10. 11.12; Basketball 10. II. 12;Track 10. II. 12. Connie Harrell 219 Milton Avenue. Matawan 07747 DECA 12. Gordon Hccht 15 Northland Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Concert Band 10. II, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11. 12; Marching Band 10. 11, 12; Broadway Productions Pit Band 10. 11. 12; Governor's School In The Arts 11; Monmouth County All Shore; Symphonic Band 10. II, 12; Central Jersey Region II Symphonic Band 11,12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Math Honor Society 11. 12; V.I.P. 10. II. 12; Cho- rus 12; Madrigals 12. John Henderson 40 Juniper Lane. Aberdeen 07747 James Hendricks 28 Northland Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Spring Track II, 12; Golf 10; Winter Track 12; Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 12. David Heuser 208 Ravine Drive. Matawan 07747 Concert Band 10, 11. 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, II, 12 President 12; Chorus 12: Madrigals 12; VIP 10. 12; Pit Band 10. 11; National Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 12. Kevin Heuser 314 Main Street. Matawan 07747 Gillingham — K. Heuser 33 don't know. I just don't know. Follow your dreams. Go with the flow Victoria Heuser Debra Himelblau Mark Hinklein want a new car Nicole Hooper Thomas Hopf When's the weightroom open. Juice? Jeffrey Hornstein Patricia Hudak and so it's time to change our ways, but I've loved these days! C.H.B.H.F. The N.Y. Mets will be «I. love ROCK n ROLL. Mark Iannuzzo Dawn Jackson Ryan Jackson Victoria lleuser 4 Maple Avenue. Matawan 07747 Ski Club 10. 12. Before we end and then be- gin. we'll drink a toast to how it's been -C.H.B.B.F. true happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice. C'arin Hochheiscr Keith Holler Hey Babe! Karen Humphreys We are out of here! Paul Hurlburt Oh. Please' It works for me. Y'alerie Jackson Rachel Jelinski c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 5 Susan Higgins 854 Brooksidc Avenue. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Softball 10; FBLA 11.12: Math Honor Society 12; Nation- al Honor Society 12. Debra Himelblau 45 Ingram Circle. Aberdeen 07747 Peer Leadership 10. II; History Government 10. 11; National Honor Society 12. Mark Hinklcin 19 Fawn Drive. Matawan 07747 Wrestling 12. Carin Hochheiscr 4 Idaho Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Chcerlcading 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10. II. 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11. President 12; Math Honor Soci- ety 11. 12; Foreign Language Honor Society II. 12. Keith Holler 60 Ayrmont Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Concert Band 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 10. II. 12; Jazz Band 10; National Honor Society 12: Math Honor Society 12. Nicole Hooper II Warrrcn Drive. Aberdeen 07747 National Honor Society 11.12; Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 10. II. 12; Jazz Band 12; Chorus 12. Thomas llopf 832 North Concourse. ClifTwood Beach 07735 Baseball 10. II. 12. JefTrey llornstein 5 Rustic Lane. Matawan 07747 Ski Club 10; National Honor Society 12; Weightlifting 12; Calculus Team 12. Patricia Hudak 34 Johnson Avenue. Matawan 07747 Cheerleading 10. 11. 12; Broadway Productions 10. Karen Humphreys 12 Union Street. Matawan 07747 Paul Hurlburt 32 Intone Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Cheryl Hurwitz 39 Poet Drive. Matawan 07747 Student Council 10, II, 12; Wrestling Statistician II. 12; Football Statistician II. 12; Yearbook 12. Mark lannu zo 24 Fayette Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Wrestling, Baseball. Dawn Jackson 369 Hawthorne Street. ClifTwood Beach 07735 Colorguard. Ryan Jackson 103 Highficld Street. Matawan 07747 Valerie Jackson 235 Orchard Street. ClifTwood Beach 07735 Rachel Jelinski 915 North Concourse. ClifTwood Beach 07735 FBLA II. 12; Bowling II. 12. V. Heuser — Jelinski 35 Christina Jenkins With God nothing is impos- sible. Lee Ann Jones What be happenin? Marc Jones Michelob Light for the win- ner!! Tonto Michael Jones Quis erat quod? Victor Kan Melanie Kar Maybe not big guy. Casimir Kedra And to the gypsy that re- mains she faces freedom with a little fear. Neelam Khanna Belter to be an old man's sweetheart than a young man's slave. Richard Kodak didn't mean to turn them on! Kevin Knight Kristen Kleiber David Kline 36 1 Sure. Christina Jenkins 8 Fawn Drive, Matawan 07747 Lee Ann Jones 11 Stillwell Street. Matawan 07747 Band 10. II. 12; Speech Debate II. 12. Valerie Jones l.aiin lover. Jennifer Kim will never he the same, but it will always he a time to remember. Denise Jorgensen may never walk this path again, hut while walked through it I did it with class. Joy-Lynn Kinsey am not a spa: . am a human being. Jeffry Kolbrener c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 5 Marc Jones 4 High Street. Matawan 07747 Michael Jones 564 Lloyd Road. Matawan 07747 Football 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12: Baseball 10. 12: Track II; Weightlifting 10. II. 12. Valerie Jones 6 Spring Street. Matawan 07747 Gymnastics 10; Chccrlcading JV Captain II. 12. Denise Joregensen 302 Hdgcvicw Road, ClilTwood 07735 FBLA. Victor Kan 122 Cambridge Drive. Matawan 07747 Huskicvicw II, Co-cditor-in-chicf 12: Tennis 10. II. 12; National Honor Society II. 12: Math Honor Society 10. II. 12; Foreign Language I lonor Society II. 12; Olympics of the Mind 10. Melanie Kar 809 Shadylawn Way. Cliffwood Beach 07735 FBLA 10. Casimir Kedra 9 Arden Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Basketball 10; Baseball 10; Soccer 10. Neelarn Khanna 28 Ivanhoc Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Summer Theater 10; Yearbook II. 12; Governor's School II. Jennifer Kim 443 Lloyd Road. Aberdeen 07747 Joy-Lynn Kinsey 25 Hudson Street. Freehold 07728 DECA II. Secretary 12 Kristen Kleiber 283 Main Street. Matawan 07747 DECA 10. 12. I a id Kline 633 Lloyd Road. Aberdeen 07747 Ke� in Knight 27 Cypress Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Football 10. II. 12;Track 10. II. 12;ThespianSocictv 11. 12. Richard Kodak 11 Dawn Way. Matawan 07747 Thcrcsc Kocllc 231 Victoria Court. Matawan 07747 Field Hockey 10. II. Captain 12; National Honor Society 11. Vice-President 12; Foreign Language Honor Society II. 12; Math Honor Society 11. 12. Jeffry Kolbrener 53 Inglewood Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Baseball 10.11.12; History Government 11, 12; Nation- al Honor Society II. 12: Math Honor Society II. 12; For- eign Language Honor Society II. President 12. Jenkins — Kolbrener 37 Spam and Bosco for all Imps! Beam me up. Scotty, there's no intelligent life down here. Jennifer Koller Michael Konw inski Lee Kostrinsky Matthew Kostyk Keep on pumping ... Blindsided by a '72 GTO with mag wheels. 4 barrel, blown 350. Scott Kramer Howard Kremer Nancy Kremer Let's party! Sharyn Krirn We can ride the stormy weather if we all gel out and try. You got an extra cigarette? So. lake a look at me now. Gerald La morte Glenn LaPorte Laurette Lauricella 38 James Kowalski Dancing in lhe dark. Jane Kugit ft i4 Michael Lee Robert Kramer Bone for bone T-bone. Tyrone Kuziw We’ve only just begun! Colleen Lchn o F Jennifer Roller 25 Oxford Land. Aberdeen 07747 History Government 10. II. 12: Peer Leadership 10. 11; Ski Club 10; lluskicvicw Business Manager 12: Color- guard II. 12; National Honor Society; Foreign Language Honor Society; Math Honor Society. Michael Ronwinski 36 Idlcbrook Lane. Aberdeen 07747 I,ce Kostrinsky 149 Idlcbrook Lane. Aberdeen 07747 lluskicvicw Photo Editor 12; Yearbook Photo Editor 12; Track. Matthew Rostsk 471 Garden Place. ClifTwood Beach 07735 James Rowalski 116 Andover Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Robert Rramer 7 Crystal Place. Aberdeen 07747 Scott Rramer 7 Crystal Place. Aberdeen 07747 Winter Track 11; Spring Track II. 12; Weightlifting. Howard Rremer 80 Idlcbrook Lane. Aberdeen 07747 lluskicvicw 11; Track 12: History Government 12. Nancy Rremer 80 Idlcbrook Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Sharyn Rrim 28 Iccmcadow Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Jane Rugit 88 Onyx Place, Aberdeen 07747 Tyrone Ruziw 105 Hamilton Avenue. Matawan 07747 Lisa I aMantia 4 Spring Street. Matawan 07747 Drama II; Variety Show II. 12; One-Act Plays II. 12. Gerald Lamorte 342 Shadynook Street. ClifTwood Beach 07735 Glenn LaPorte 327 Beach Drive. ClifTwood Beach 07735 ljiurette Lauricella 17 Essie Drive. Matawan 07747 Student Council 10.11.12; National Honor Society 11.12 History Government 10; DECA 12; Ski Club 10. II. 12 Baseball Statistician 11; Softball 10: Basketball Statisti cian 11; Field Hockey 10; Class Treasurer 12. Michael l.ee 855 Brooksidc Avenue. ClifTwood Beach 07735 Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 10. II. 12. Colleen Lehn 50 Canfield Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Spring Track 10. II. 12: Winter Track 10. l2;HOSA II. 12. 39 Roller — Lehn Don't ever surrender. Stephen Lessnick Do. do. do. do. do. Right Mum. Jules Levitt have learned, to be with those like is enough. Glenn Levy Thomas Long Laura MacC'utcheon can't wait . . . Kimberly Maloy Heather Magee Dominic Maisano Kim Machinga Just give me a little more Lisa Lubeck JBT members rock the weekends. Helen Mandell Gary Mankowitz I ave me alone! Sandra I.ongestreet If ii makes you happy, go 4 it. Susan Maincs No matter how bad things are. they could always be worse, so keep smiling! Danielle Mara Everybody needs a hug. It changes your metabolism. Elizabeth Loud Out to tame a land. c L A S s o F Anthony Maiorano No guts, no glory. John Marino Stephen Lvssnick 203 Villanova Place. Matawan 07747 Yearbook 12; Peer Leadership 12. Jules L � itt 322 Charm Court, Aberdeen 07747 Marching Band 10. II. 12; Concert Band 10. II, 12; Jazz Band 10.11.12; Huskieview 11.12; Broadway Productions 10. II, 12; National Honor Society; Math Honor Society. Glenn Le� y 30 Warren Drive. Aberdeen 07747 Soccer 10.11.12; Ski Club 10.11.12; Math Honor Society 10. II. 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students II. 12; Society of Distinguished American High School Students II. 12. Thomas Long 487 Fcrndalc Place, Cliffwood 07721 Sandra Longstreet 746 Cliffwood Avenue. Keyport 07735 Softball 10. II; Bowling II. 12; FBLA 12. Elizabeth I.oud 11 Iona Place, Aberdeen 07747 National Honor Society II. 12: Yearbook 12: Cross Coun- try 10. II. 12; Track 10. II. 12; Ski Club 10. II. 12; History Govcrnemnt 10. Lisa Lubcck 17 Ingram Circle, Aberdeen 07747 Softball 10; Basketball 10; Ski Club 10. II. I2;DECA 12. Laura MacCutcheon 300 Main Street, latawan 07747 Cross Country 10, 11. 12; Winter Track 10. 11. 12; Spring Track 10. II, 12; Ski Club II. 12; Yearbook 12; History Government 10. Kim Machinga 956 Greenwood Avenue. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Heather Magee 9 Prospect Place, Matawan 07747 VICA — CIE 12. Susan Maines 32 Johnson Avenue. Matawan 07747 Softball 10. II. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; HOSA 11. Anthons Maiorano 1 Fountain Avenue. Matawan 07747 Dominic Maisano 760 Prospect Avenue Cliffwood Beach 07735 Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 10. II. 12; Jazz Band 10. II, 12; Bowling 10, Assistant Captain 11, Cap- tain 12; Student Council 10. Kimberly Maloy 45 Union Street. Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 11. 12; Foreign Language Honor So- ciety 11,12; Peer Leadership 10, 11; Yearbook 10; History Government 10. Helen Mandell 28 Cypress Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Gary Mankowitz 8 Andover Lane. Aberdeen 07747 VICA — CIE II. 12. Danielle Mara 889 Greenwood Avenue ClifTwood Beach 07735 Broadway Productions 10, 11. 12; Cheerlcading 10. II. Captain 12; Thespian Society 11,12; National Honor Soci- ety II. 12; Chorus 10. II. 12: Madrigals II. 12. John Marino 4 Belle Place. Matawan 07747 41 Lessnick — Marino Vincent Martucci HI pay the cost for wanting things that can only he found in the darkness on the edge of town. Lynn Masucci Keith McBride Dawn Masiello A spark of life, a heat in time, a lonely light that longs to shine. Laurie loves Bobby Master- son Thank you The Beautiful ones who made my M.R.H.S. days great. Please don't go tender years!! Ann McLaughlin Stars hide your fires, let not light see my black and deep desires. Sharon Mishan Mark Meek Laurie McMenamy might forgive, but I'll never forget. There is no gravity. Nina Mitter Richard Mohrhutter (.ina Melinis You 'II never gel over it. David Moll 42 -I friend is a precious pits- Everybody's working for i he session. weekend. Katrina McHugh Eileen McCoy I’m gonna do it I.isa Miele Thanks Life I.isa Mellock Good things come in small packages. Patricia Montgomery Karin Monaco c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 5 Vincent Martucci 16 Brookvicw Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Track 10. Dawn Masiello 247 Main Street. Matawan 07747 Softball II. 12. I.ynn Masucci 281 Edgcvicw Road, Cliff wood 07735 Keith McBride 9 Avondale l.anc. Aberdeen 07747 Eileen McCoy 113 Idlcwild Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Student Council 10, 11. 12; Broadway Productions 10. II. 12; Drama Productions II. 12; International Thespian So- ciety- President 12; Varsity Field Hockey 11; Peer Lead- ership 10. II. 12; National Honor Society II, 12; Chrous 10. 11. 12. Katrina McHugh 135 Ivyhill Drive. Aberdeen 07747 Ski Club 10. II. 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Math Honor Society II. 12; Winter Track 10. II. 12; Spring Track 10, 11, 12; Cross County 10. 11. 12. Ann Marie Mcl.aughlin 287 Main Street. Matawan 07747 HOSA 11; Ski Club 10. II. 12; FBI.A 12. l.auric McMenamy 35 Woolley Street. Matawan 07747 Mark Meek 45 Crest Circle. Aberdeen 07747 Basketball 10. 12; Football 12; Track 12. Gina Melinis 15 Mohawk Drive, Matawan 07747 Lisa Mellock 35 Locust Drive. Cliffwood 07721 Cosmetology. Lisa Miele 16 Anton Place. Aberdeen 07747 Sharon Mishan 9 Deerfield l.anc, Aberdeen 07747 Peer Lcaderhsip 10; Honor Society 12; History Govern- ment 10. 12; Speech Debate 10. 12; Huskicvicw 10; Ski Club 10. 12; Winter Track 10. Nina Miner 271 Barbara Place. Cliffwood 07721 Basketball 10. 12; Foods 10. II; Sewing 12. Richard Mohrbutter 8 Eisenhower Court. Matawan 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society II. 12; Math Honor So- ciety 12; National Honor Society 12; History Govern- ment 12. Datid Moll 444 Smith Road, Cliffwood 07735 Karin Monaco 18 Union Street. Matawan 07747 Patricia Montgomery 117Vt Atlantic Avenue. Aberdeen 07747 Girl's Basketball 10;Softball 10,11.12;Colorguard (flags) 10. 11; Wrestling Manager 11; Scorckccpcr J.V. Boy’s Bas- ketball 11; Varsity Boy's Basketball Scorckccpcr 12; Cross Country 12; Football Assistant Manager 12. Martucci — P. Montgomery 43 What's up! . Richard Montgomery Such is Life. Daniel Newman James Orchard Impossibility is a word found only in the vocabulary offools. Elizabeth Morales That's messed up! Carol Nicora it ain't a Mopar is ain’t no car! Roadrunner Beep. Beep. Fred Or pen A million tomorrows will all pass away, but I'll never for- get the joys that were mine Unlay Sean Mullaney May the happiness and suc- cess that you strived for in MRUS, be yours now and always. Marilyn Niles Awww man. I think the clock is slow! Derek Osterheld You're all I need Dawn Murphy What a long, strange trip it's been. 31 Glenn Nudcll This above all. to thine own self be true. Victor Otterbine 44 I.et 's all gel real nice! What you see depends main- ly on what you look for. Mark Murphy Money isn't the key to hap- piness. hut it makes the door easier to open. Clifford Olshaker Green Hornet -Special K Kyoung Pak William Murray Hey! What did you gel for number two? (Jregg O’Neill When will I learn to take what life brings? c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 5 Richard Montgomery II7 Vi Atlantic Avenue, Aberdeen 07747 Weightlifting F.li abcth Morales 357 Hawthorne Street. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Library Aide 10; History Government 10. II. 12: VIP 12; Huskicvicw 11, 12; Broadway Productions 11; DECA 12; Foreign Language Honor Society 12: Yearbook 10. Senior Editor 12. Sean Mullaney 63 Atlantic Avenue, Aberdeen 07747 Football 10. II. 12: Track 10. II.. Dawn Murphy 337 Woodbine Drive, Cliffwood Beach 07735 Mark Murphy 28 Canfield Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Basketball 10. 11. 12. William Murray 15 Fierro Avenue. Aberdeen 07747 History Government 10. II. Daniel Newman 30 Ivy Way. Aberdeen 07747 Broadway Productions 10. II, 12. Carol Nicora 5 Grant Street. Matawan 07747 C1E. Vice-President 12; VICA. Marilyn Niles 274 F.dgcview Road. Kcyport 07735 Marching Band 10. II. 12; Ja z Band 10. II. 12; Peer Leadership 10; SADD 12. Glenn Nudell 15 Winter Place. Aberdeen 07747 Students for Safe Energy 10; DECA 12. Clifford Olshaker 116 Vermont Court. Matawan 07747 Football 10.11; Jazz Band II; Speech Debate 10, 11.12; TV. Studio Host II. 12; Broadway Productions 10. 11. 12. Gregg O’Neill 7 W'oodland Avenue. Matawan 07747 Golf 10. 11. 12. James Orchard N-2 Sutton Drive. Matawan 07747 Fred Orpen 74 Oxford Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Derek Osterheld 6 Edgcmcrc Drive. Matawan 07747 Victor Otterbine 241 F.dgcview Road. Cliffwood 07721 HOSA II. 12; Medical Tcrminolgy II. 12; Speech De- bate 12. Kyoung Pak 11 Willow Avenue, Aberdeen 07747 Soccer 10. 11.1 2. Dawn Percy 96 Wayside Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Chorus II, 12; Broadway Productions II. R. Montgomery — Percy 45 Running with the Devil. Theresa Petner Amy Phillips Chance makes our parents, but choice makes our friends. Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. Rachel Phillips Be chilly What's up Dude? Life is a Grand Illusion Robert Pollock Sheri Plock Tammy Pluff Lisa Pierce If you say what you think, don't expect to hear only what you like. Andrew Powers We are the music-makers and we are the dreamers of the dreams. Susan Ratel Theresa Pelner 334 Edgcvicw Road. Cliff wood 07735 ain't here on business .. . I'm only here for fun. Life is a box seal at Fenway Park at a Red sox-Yankees game. CreRR Piltch William Pilus Live. lx ve. iMugh I (i M)dbye to all the best. I guess lhat we'll meet, we'll meet in the end. Michael Presti Kim Powick Keep the sunny side up and the greasy side down. Vincent Raupp Christopher Rausch c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 5 Amy Phillips 41 Imperia Place. Matawan 07747 Student Council 10. II, 12; Class Secretary 12; Winter Track 10; Spring Track 10; Huskicvicw 10; Yearbook 12; Ski Club 10. 12. Rachel Phillips 41 Imperia Place. Matawan 07747 Student Council 10. II. 12; Yearbook 12; DUCA 12; Bas- ketball Statistician II; Ski Club 10. II. 12. Usa Pierce 56 Rose Street. Cliffwood 07721 Gregg Piltch 84 Cambridge Drive. Aberdeen 07747 Baseball 10. II. 12; Soccer 10. 11. 12; Winter Track 11; History Government 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Huskicvicw 11. 12; Math Honor Society 11. 12. William Pitus 62 Idlcbrook Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Baseball 11; History Government II. 12; Foreign Lan- guage Honor Society. Sheri Plock 3 Oak Street. Matawan 07747 lammy Pluff 461 Angel Street. Cliffwood 07721 Robert Pollock 864 North Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Baseball 10. 12; Soccer 10; Bowling 10. II. 12. Andrew Powers Track 10. II. 12; Crosscountry 10. II: History Government 10. Kim Powick 70 Cambridge Drive. Aberdeen 07747 Spring Track 10. 12; Student Council 10. 11: Class Vice President 10; Yearbook 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12. Michael Presti 27 Lower Main Street, Matawan 07747 Baseball 10; Bowling 10. II. 12; Spring Track 12: Cross Country 11. Kenneth Purcell 342 Rivcrdalc Drive. Cliffwood 07721 Fred Ramsey 29 W'cst Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 l.aura RatclifTe 234 Matawan Avenue. Matawan 07747 Teen Arts Festival II; Yearbook 12. Susan Ratel 36 W'oodman Place. Aberdeen 07747 Marching Band 10. Drum Major 11. 12; Concert Band 10. II. 12: Jazz Band 10. II. 12: Chorus 10. 11. 12; Madrigals II, 12; Broadway Productions 10. II. 12. Vincent Raupp 760 Lorraine Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Christopher Rausch 14 Somerset Place, Matawan 07747 Baseball 10. II. 12; National Honor Society II, 12. Petner — Rausch 47 Christopher Reilly It's all behind us now. Theresa Rodriguez Ronald Rossi When Monday comes I've already got Friday on my know better things are on mind. the way. Thomas Reynolds Lorenzo Rice I'm on 45 between 6th and Broadway. 7 I P between 6th and Broadway. Damita Roldan Que pasa? Louis Roldan Jr. It's hard to be humble when you're great. Carlos Rosario Chip is belter than Pop! Dana Roth Say goodbye, it's Indepen- We'll cross that bridge when dence Day. the chickens hatch. David Rothman Judi Rowley Hul you know far from love, that's where I’ll he found Valeric Robbins Stop dipping Donna Robinson Graduation . . . finally! Good luck seniors. Anne Rosenberg Christopher Rossi Goodbye Mr. Chips Steven Russell Today's beautiful moments are tomorrow's beautiful memories. Michelle Rudin c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 5 Christopher Reilly 31 Drcxel Lane, Matawan 07747 Concert Band 10. 11, 12: Marching Band 10, 11,12; Jazz Band 10; Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 12. Mary Renner 31 Ithan Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Spring Track 10,11. 12; Winter Track II. 12; Cross Coun- try 11. 12: Ski Club 10. II. 12. Thomas Reynolds 67 Warren Drive, Matawan 07747 Football 10. 11. 12; Spring Track II. 12; Baseball Score- keeper 11, 12: History Government 11; National Honor Society 11, 12. lx ren o Rice 7 Seventh Street, Matawan 07747 Valerie Robbins 407 Matawan Avenue, Cliffwood 07721 Donna Robinson 25 Johnson Avenue, Matawan 07747 Chccrlcading 10. JV Captain 11. Captain 12. Theresa Rodriguez 9 Warren Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Chorus 10: Basketball 10. 12; HOSA II. 12. Damita Roldan 202 West Prospect Avenue, Cliffwood 07735 History Government 10, 11. 12; Yearbook 10. Under- classmen Editor 11. Editor-in-Chief 12; Student Council 11.12:Chorus II. Librarian 12: Broadway Productions 10. 11, 12; Summer Theatre 10. II. 12; Foreign Language Honor Society 12; Whos Who in American High Schools 11; Huskieview II. 12; Madrigals 11. 12; VIP 12; Teen Arts Festival Festival 10. II. 12. Ixiuis Roldan Jr. 42 Jubilee Circle. Aberdeen 07747 Soccer 10. II. 12; Track 11. 12. Carlos Rosario 760 Shore Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Wrestling 10. 11. Anne Rosenberg 13 Canfield Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Peer Leadership 10. 11: Student Council 12; History Government 10. 11. 12; Chorus 10. II. 12; Field Hockey 11; Speech Debate II. 12; National Honor Society. Christopher Rossi 78 Cambridge Drive Aberdeen 07747 Ronald Rossi 28 Lexington Circle. Matawan 07747 Wrestling 10. 11, 12. Dana Roth 7 Fair Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Yearbook II. 12; Student Council 11; History Govern- ment 10. II. 12; Math Honor Society 11. 12; National Honor Society II. 12: SADD 12. David Rothman 20 Beacon Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Tennis 10, II. 12; Huskieview II. Co-Sports Editor 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Math Honor Society 12; History Government 12. Judi Rowley 175 Ravine Drive, Matawan 07747 Field Hockey 11; National Honor Society: Foreign Lan- guage Honor Society: Math Honor Society. Michelle Rudin 75 Fordham Drive, Matawan 07747 Steven Russell 21 Matawan Terrace, Matawan 07747 Football 10. II. 12; Wrestling 10. II. 12; Track 10. 12. Reilly — Russell 49 Hatey Myrtle Maria Russo Start Me Up Oortey Dawn Sampson Dorothy Sabelli Tracy Sampson What?! Some day we'll look back on this and it will all seem fun- ny. Everything that dies . . . someday comes back. We'll take the best, forget the rest. These are the best of Times! Marie Schuler Cynthia Schuster With sweet memories may you hold yesterday and look toward tomorrow with a smile from today. Linda Shaw Out of the cold and into the Fire One of a few. around many. Keep in touch friends. William Sherman Charles Short Joseph Sheppard 50 Maria Russo 205 Fordham Drive, Matawan 07747 Geoffrey Sasso What's love got to do with it? Deborah Schechter Yheeww Barbra Seaman Precious Moments shared together Forever! Antonio Silva Teresa Silva Dorothy Sabelli 21 Gaston Street, Matawan 07747 Softball 10. Datvn Sampson 766 Lake Shore Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Tracy Sampson 766 Lake Shore Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 HOSA, President 12. Geoffrey Sasso 48 Dancmar Drive, Matawan 07747 Football 10. 11. Captain 12; Track 10. 11. Deborah Schechter 56 Courtland Lane, Matawan 07747 Marching Band 10. II; Concert Band 10. II. 12; Jazz Band II; Pit Orchestra 11; Student Council 10. 11, 12; Class Secretary 11; Peer Leadership 10, II; Huskicvicw 11. Sports and Feature Editor 12; Yearbook 11.12; Nation- al Honor Society II. 12; Foreign Language Honor Society 11.12; Math Honor Society 11. 12; SADD 12. Marie Schuler 13 Center Avenue. Matawan 07747 DECA 12. Cynthia Schuster 19 Somerset Place, Matawan 07747 Student Council 11. 12; Ski Club 10; Softball 10. 11. 12; Yearbook 12; Football Statistician 11.12: Wrestling Statis- tician II; Yearbook 12; SADD 12. David Schutzer 24 Inglewood Lane. Aberdeen 07747 National Honor Society II, Secretary 12; Math Honor Society II. 12; Foreign Language Honor Society 11. 12; Huskicvicw 11, Co-Sports Editor 12; History Govern- ment. Jodi Schwartz 15 Inglewood Lane. Matawan 07747 Class Vice-President 12; Cheerlcading 10, 11. 12; Student Council 10. II. 12; Softball 10. 11. 12; DECA 12; Year- book 12; Basketball Statistician 10; Ski Club 10. 12; Broadway Productions 10; Who’s Who in American High Schools 12. Barbra Seaman 759 Prospect Avenue. Cliffwood Bccach 07735 Softball 10. 11, 12; Spring Track; Winter Track 10; Cross Country 10; FBI.A 12. Cynthia Segreto 810 Prospect Avenue, Cliffwood Beach 07735 Linda Shaw 52 Dancmar Drive. Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11. 12; Foreign Language Honor Society 11.12: Math Honor Society II. 12; Student Coun- cil 11, 12; Broadway Productions 10. II, 12; Peer Leader- ship 10; History Government 11. Joseph Sheppard 20 Imbrook Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Tennis 10, 11. 12; Basketball 11; Speech Debate 10, II. William Sherman 4 Oak Lane, Matawan 07747 National Honor Society II. 12; Math Honor Society 10. II, 12; Soccer 10. II, Captain 12; Golf 10; Track II, 12; Ski Club 10. II. 12; History Government 10. Charles Short 4 Second Street, Aberdeen 07747 DECA 12. Antonio Silt 4 Fountain Avenue, Matawan 07747 Teresa Silva 4 Fountain Avenue. Matawan 07747 Cheerleading 10, 11. 12; Winter Track 10. II; Ski Club 11, 12; VICA Cosmetology Representative 12. Russo — Silva 51 If you love something, set it free. If it comes hark, it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Michele Soyak H Make your senior year the best. Michele Stack Oh Well! Eileen Tell Mad Driver Brian Thompson Aaron Tisdale Jamie Tolemy love Dawn! Eric Underwood Never put off tomorrow, what you can do today for tomorrow is a promise to no one. Eugene Underwood Mental toughness stay tough Fedel. Fedel Underwood Good Luck Class of 85 Terry Underwood 52 Wallace Stephens Your dreams are on the oth- er side of the rainbow. Eli Stern Who am gonna fall in love with today?! Isa Tweedy c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 5 Kristine Vasilakis Deborah Veary I.aura Tranoris Now, now Mary It's so smooshy! 1-aura Smith 891 W'oodmerc Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Marc Smith 2 Third Street. Aberdeen 07747 International Thespian 10. II. 12; Honor Society 10. II. 12; Broadway Productions Crew 10. 11. 12; Weightlifting 10. Michele Soyak 294 West Prospect Avenue, Keyport 07735 DEC A 11. Historian 12: Student Council Secretary 10. II. 12; Ski Club 10. 11; Bowling 10. 11. 12; History Govern- ment 10. II. 12; Speech Debate 10. II; FBI.A 10: Broadway Productions It, 12. Michele Stack 103 Laurclhursl Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 FBI.A 10. 11. Treasurer 10; Yearbook 10; National Honor Society 11. 12. Wallace Stephens 101 West Concourse, Cliffwood Beach 07735 Eli Stern 111 Courtland L.anc. Matawan 07747 Eileen Tell 36 Infield l.anc. Aberdeen 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society; USTA Tennis Juniors rank � 1; Women’s Professional Tennis. Brian Thompson 45 Aberdeen Road. Matawan 07747 Aaron Tisdale 55 Church Street. Matawan 07747 Basketball 12. Jamie Tolemy 104 Grove Street. Cliffwood 07747 1-aura Tranoris 37 Laurclhursl Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Colorguard 10; Honor Society 12; HOSA 11. Treasurer 12. Isa Tweedy 455 Fcrndalc Place, Keyport 07735 Ski Club 10. II. 12. Eric Underwood 355 Gulden Street. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Football. Eugene Underwood 124 Jersey Avenue. Cliffwood 07721 Football 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. 12: Track II. 12. F'edel I nderwood 124 Jersey Avenue, Cliffwood 07721 Track 10. II. 12; Basketball 10. 11.12; Football 10. II. 12. Terry Underwood 152 Jersey Avenue. Cliffwood 07721 Football 10.11.12; Wrestling 10; Weightlifting 10. 11. 12; Track 11; Basketball 12; CIE. Kristine Vasilakis 26 Colonial Drive, Matawan 07747 HOSA II. 12. Deborah Veary 4 Willow Avenue. Matawan 07747 FBLA II; Vice President 12. Smith — Veary 53 It’s been a long time, but we finally made it. Antoinette Viola Joelyn Walsh What? me worry! I.ouAnne Williams I'll see you in ten years. Keith Wagner Don't worry about tomor- row. when you can have to- day. Theresa Wargo DaaaviiidH Cherie Wilson Finally made it class of 85. Reine Wagner That was so stoopid! Kimberlie Weaver Pop is better than Chip! TP! Elaine Wolman Hey Dude! Adam Wall Standing on a hill in a mountain of dreams, telling myself it's not as hard as it seems. Happiness is .. . tranquility of mind. Erin Woods Adam Wcinstock It's time we all reach out for something new. Marla Wallerstein Candace Walsh Little Red Is there a track meet today? Fredericka Williams Ellen W hite Memories light the corners of my mind ... the way we The party didn't start until I were. walked in! Darlene Wright Joseph Wright c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 5 Antoinette Viola 128 Deerfield Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Teen Arts Festival 11. 12; DECA 12; Monmouth Arts Foundation. Keith Wagner 83 Ivy Way. Aberdeen 07747 Baseball 10; Soccer 11; CIE 12. Reine Wagner 83 Ivy Way, Aberdeen 07747 Teen Arts Festival; DECA 12. Adam Wall 14 Avalon Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Concert Band 10. 11. 12; Jazz Band 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 10. 11. 12. Marla Wallerstein 4 Rustic Lane. Matawan 07747 Teen Arts Festival 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Math Honor Society II. Candace Walsh 42 Waverly Place, Aberdeen 07747 Peer Leadership 10; History Government 10. II. 12; Jazz Band 11; SADD 12. Joelyn Walsh 110 Idolstonc Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Theresa Wargo 71 Atlantic Avenue, Matawan 07747 Broadway Productions 10; FBLA 12. Kimherlie Weaker 354 Beverly Drive. ClilTwood Beach 07735 HOSA II. 12. Adam Weinstock 67 Deerfield Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Tennis 10. 11, 12: Soccer 10. 11. Captain 12; Huskieview 12; History fc Government 12. F.llen White 107 Atlantic Avenue. Matawan 07747 Girl's Softball 10. 11: HOSA 11; HOSA State Officer 12. Fredericka Williams 216 W. Prospect Avenue. Cliff wood Beach 07735 Winter Track 10. 11. 12; Spring Track 10. 11. 12. I.ouAnne Williams 2 Maple Avenue. Matawan 07747 Ski Club 10.11.12; Football Statistician 11.12: SADD 12; Band 10: Yearbook 12. Cherie Wilson 27 Ithan Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Concert Band 10. II. 12; Jazz Band 10. II. 12; Marching Band 10. 11, 12; Chorus 12; National Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 12; Spanish Honor Society 12; SADD 12. Elaine Wolman 12 Rustic Lane. Matawan 07747 History Government 10. II. 12; Peer Leadership 10; Math Honor Society 11. 12; National Honor Society Trea- surer II. 12; Yearbook 10. Erin Woods 146 Aberdeen Road. Matawan 07747 Marching Band 10. II. 12; Jazz Band 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 10. 11. 12; Broadway Productions 10. 11;Softball 10; Chorus 12; Variety 10, 11, 12. Darlene Wright 347-A Texas Road. Matawan 07747 Speech Debate 11. 12; History Government 10. II. 12; Peer Leadership 10; Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 12; Yearbook 11; Chorus 10. II. 12. Joseph Wright 95 Rose Street. ClifTwood 07721 Wrestling 10. II. 12: CIE. Viola — Wright 55 John Yacuzzio Michael Yuhas Carolyn Zweidinger John Yacu zio 35 Dancmar Drive. Matawan 07747 Mary Yanuzzi 91! Woodmerc Drive. ClifTwood Beach 07735 Michael Yuhas 25 Park Avenue. Matawan 07747 Carolyn Zweidinger 3 Oak Shades Avenue, Matawan 07747 FBI.A 10. II. President 12: National Honor Society 12. Seniors Not Pictured William Andrews Joseph Bellio Deidre Bugbee Anthony Carter William Colbert David Dcnicola Lisa DeVarti Michael Ethridge Scott Halsey Erika Hodge Douglas Jensen Jeffrey Johnson Joseph Kulish James Lakes Kelly Mancie Brian Owens Richard Peterson Cindy Phillips James Pitts Derrick Roach Sandra Robinson William Ryan Stan Sherman David Siguenza James Walsh Robert Zuniga 56 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Senior class advisors Pat Vena and Stan Lachiewicz Senior class president Wendy Haines Senior class officers: treasurer. Laurette Lauricclla; secretary. Rachel Phillips: vice-president. Jodi Schwartz 57 LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK OOKING BACK )OKING BACK 3KING BACK KING BACK 58 59 Halloween On Halloween. October 31. Mata wan Regional High School was visited by ghosts, goblins and other things that go bump in the night. The Yearbook photography staff had to move quickly to capture these apparitions on film. Many students and staff had been caught up in the Halloween spirit and dressed in a variety of costumes and disguises. TRICK OR TREAT Bam-Ba-Boom-baci! I Love Lucy! Hall Monitor Garin on the job. The Beauty Culture beauties. 60 Move (he banner we can'l see. Hall Decorating One night during Spirit Week of fall 1984. representatives of the Cheerleaders. Sophomore. Junior and Senior classes worked long after the school day ended, transforming our hallways into a beautiful display of school spirited decorations. The following morning when we entered the building, we were greeted by maroon and gray streamers, football decorations, posters, signs and balloons. Each hallway was decorated in a different motif and color scheme. The student’s hard work paid off. since our hallways had never looked better. The Senior hallway won first place and deservedly so! The Seniors did an outstanding job of decorating. As a result of the creative imagi- nation of the Seniors, their hallway was by far a gorgeous school spirited display. 61 The Sophomore Class first prize float. Wendy Haines is set to go! Homecoming Floats A bewildered Andrew Powers. 62 This year's Homecoming Parade began early in the morning on October 27th. a cold and cloudy Saturday. The parade route commenced at the school district's Central Administration Building on Broad Street, progressed down Main Street through the business district, crossed the lake over the I.ittle Street bridge, and ended at the Regional High School field. It was evident to all onlookers that the many outstanding floats were the result of much effort and hard work by the various school organizations that had constructed them the day or two before. This year the Sophomores Class float won first place honors for the first time in the school's history. The Junior Class float placed second followed by the Senior Class float which took third place. Junior Misses DF.CA has the spirit? t A rear view of the parade. AVAN Factory IHIORS Just wait until next year! 63 We won! Home Whose car is this an may? Band in motion? Homecoming kicked off on Friday night October 26 at the Homecoming Dance held in the cafeteria. The semi-finalists for Homecoming King and Queen were announced at the dance. Terry Underwood was crowned King and Dean Burlew was crowned Prince. Sandy DiPicrdomcnico was crowned Queen and Teresa Silva was crowned Princess at the Homecoming game on Saturday October 27. against Marlboro High School. Homecoming court, a good-looking group. 64 A smack from Mr. Mac on the track! Oh wo� v. royalty!! coming The Homecoming Court received bouquets of flowers and were seated in open convertibles for a winner's ride around the field. Then, they wore able to enjoy watching the football team reap one more in its string of victories, with the rest of the onlookers in the viewing stands. Caldera's angels. Huskies — Kim Weaver. Jodi Schwartz. Wendy Haines Proud band parents. 65 Trends Howard’s pants. During the school year of 1984- 85. the hallways of Nlatawan Re- gional High School wore brought to life with a wild variety of fash- ions. neon colors, now hair styles and a burst of individual creativity in dress. Old favorites such as Izod. Ocean Pacific, high top sneakers. Capezios. Levis’ denims and cords were still very much in evidence. While other traditional fashion fa- vorites were updated by adding wide leather belts to sweaters. For- enza and Gasoline leans, oversized shirts, layered look socks, cut off gloves and head scarves. Hairstyles took on a new dimen- sion with popular cuts such as the shaved look, the bleached tail, the bob and shorter versions of older hair styles. Colors became more vibrant, with day-glo shades in every color imaginable. The mood in fashion was fun and Matawan's students were definitely in the trends. Ves. I can see!?.' Lisa Beilin 66 or what?! Really, we didn't plan it!! 67 68 Ann Marie. Dana Melissa smile for the camera. The layered look. The shaved look. Being comfortable is what counts. 69 50 Golden Skip l) itz 1970-1972 Football at Mataivan Regional High School is a cher- ished. long-standing tradition. This fall the school paid tribute to a football tradition spanning fifty years. The 1984 Homecoming was highlighted by the attendance of mem- bers of the 1934 Huskies. 1934 Huskies attend 1984 Homecoming A Ir l Coach |oc Martucci 1984 Coach Anthony Nuccio 1953 Ior Martucci 1965-67 Coaches Barry Rizzo and Hutch Britton 1966 Huskies 9-0 70 Haul Mandcvillc 1956 Several 1984 Huskies Ken M.indeville 1973-76 Over these past fifty golden years several generations of players, coaches, and fans have helped establish the respected reputation of Matawan Regional High School athletics. Ed Weber 1946-47 Gary Weber 1973-75 John Geran 1967-69 Tom Geran 1969-71 Chick Geran 1965-67 v 1984 Vbrsity Huskies 71 Greetings from the office! Ho-Ho-Ho ... Happiness is Christmas vacation! 72 Christmas The last day of school before the holiday break was marked by a distinctive air of festivity. Everyone was looking forward to the approaching vacation and to the celebra- tion of Christmas and Hanukkah with family and friends. Santa Claus (a.k.a Mr. Lukach) made a surprise visit to our school and descended the chimneys of several classrooms. Scores of students resembled Santa’s helpers wearing bright red stocking caps on their heads and some with bells on their toes. It was a time of spirit directed less toward last minute tests and work that had to be handed in and more toward classroom parties and more than a few games of Trivial Pursuit. 1 know what 1 want for Christinas! Just a small tree Poof! 73 Smiles are wide when the holiday season is just around the corner. Election 1984 1984 — Election Year. And what a year it was! It was a year of much controversy. The first woman can- didate for the Vice Presidency and the many questions which plagued her campaign. John Glenn, former astronaut, tried his hand in the presidential arena. He withdrew in March after spending $13 million yet not winning a single primary. Ronald Reagan was successful in winning the office of the presidency for a second term. The actor turned governor turned president seemed more popular with the American people than had originally been es- timated. Roth praise and criticism followed Mr. Reagan throughout the year. A memorable incident oc- Lemme Tell Ya in 1984 America saw many firsts. One of the most outstanding was the rise of Geraldine Ferraro. At 49. she was chosen as the first woman to run for national office on a major party ticket. When Walter Mondale first an- nounced that Ms. Ferraro would be his running mate they began to make headlines everyday. The na- tion was overcome with the excite- ment of the first woman Vice-Presi- dent possibility. Shortly after her nomination Fer- raro was attacked relentlessly by the media. They questioned her husband. John Zaccaro. regarding his tax returns and real estate deals: her experience qualifications for national office: and she was op- posed by the Catholic Church and several right-to-life groups because curred when he was warming up for a radio broadcast while reporters were present. Reagan tested the mi- crophone with the statement, “my fellow Americans. I'm pleased to tell you today that I've signed legis- lation that will outlaw Russia for- ever. We begin bombing in five min- utes. Walter Mondale made big head- lines when he decided to have Ger- aldine Ferraro as his Vice-Presiden- of her position on abortion. Ms. Ferraro did not win the Vice Presidency but she did win a battle for women. Although the war is not won. we will see more of Geraldine Ferraro. John Delorean John Delorean was once known for his cars but he surfaced in the national headlines with some big now$. Delorean was allegedly caught dealing cocaine in an effort to hail out his failing automobile company. Mr. Delorean plead inno- cent. stood trial and was acquitted as the government’s case against him did not hold up in the court- room. After the results of the trial subsided, his wife. Christina, sued him for divorce and for custody of their adopted son and their daugh- ter. Delorean was back into the courtroom and back into the head- lines of 1984. A New Prince Is Born A second son was born to Prince Charles and Princess Diana. Prince William's new little brother. Prince Henry Charles Albert David, who weighed 6 lbs. 14 ozs. was born in St. Mary's Hospital. All of England tial running mate. The Democratic presidential candidate made his own news although not nearly as much as his running mate. Even though Mondale, while in New York during the campaign, stated. I can smell victory in the air We're gonna win! He undoubtedly smelled something but not victory — maybe a nearby hot dog stand. Nevertheless it was an interesting election year. Baby Fae At two weeks of age a tiny baby made medical history this year. Lit- tle Baby Fae was given a baboon's heart to replace her own The heart kept Baby Fae alive for twenty days, longer than any other human re- cipient of a heart transplant from another species. Doctors are speculating that simi- lar transplants will be made. The future is uncertain but the world watched her as she fought for her life. And the world mourned her death and will never forget her struggle. welcomed the third in line to the British throne. “Discovery Takes Off to Make History The space shuttle has been making headlines ever since the Columbia first was launched in 1983. Now the shuttle is off mak- ing more astronomical history. Thee rew of Discovery became the first to use the ship's me- chanical arm to retrieve satel- lites which are not functioning properly or which have moved off their course. They hauled in the Westar VI and the Palapa — B2 along with about S70 million of reusable space junk Astro- nauts Dale Gradi. 36 and Joseph Allen. 47. were some of the crew which took part in this mission. It is hoped that they can contin- ue to use the arm and hopes are high for the future of the shuttle. Medical Breakthrough Another medical break- through this year was that of William Schroeder. who. at 52. was the second human to re- ceive an artifical heart. The re- tired munitions inspector from Jasper. Indiana was doing well as 1985 began. India's Tragic Loss 1984 witnessed many trage- dies. One of the saddest was the assassination of India's prime minister Indira Gahdhi. She was 66 years old when she was struck down by an assassin. Her son Rajiv Gandhi. 40. has been named her successor. Food Chuck Steak USO CKok� So« W � ZXTY Apples nSXSP' Woth.'vgro Sto'« U 1 No 1 • 7% i � « d 1|. 59 « M.n (b 100% PURE 4 Citrus Hill Orange Juice c . CHUNK LIGHT IN OK. OR WATER Chicken of the Sea Tuna .69 89c 74 “Gremlins” Invades the Movies That tiny Mogwai made many Aw and Oo and also Ug and Oh during thesummer months. Gizmo became a top-selling item in stores, along with Stripe. Everyone was saying bright light and yum yum . The movie Gremlins was light and cheerful but it had some scary mo- ments Cheering on Gizmo made it uplifting and fun however. “Indiana Jones” Returns The sequel to Raiders of the Lost Ark may have been too much of an altmept by director Steven Spoil berg to outdo the first movie lonos leapt from one adventure to another — jump- ing. running, and fighting his way to safety at the last minute — which kept audiences hold- ing their breaths until the end of the movie Who You Gonna Call? The comedy hit of the year had to be Ghostbusters Bill Murray and Dan Ackroyd lifted the spirits of their theater audiences. In the mov- ie New York City is overrun by ghosts and the ghostbusters busi- ness is suddenly booming. What happens when all these captured ghosts arc let loose on the city pre- sents an hilariously funny ending. Clgtl 5 DZOb-5 ams S-� ubJ ct Books 7-pock Pencil� 1 Our 2 17 Eo 200 Our 67C Pkg Vari wide-ruled pgs ety of colors 10' 8' sizo HoncTy lot school Commodore 64 home computer, disk dove, and printer n« 7 1097 Wi SW9J7 H7 Trans FSHTTers™ 5 So.« Movies of the Year Gremlins Ghostbusters Beverly Hills Cop Splash Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Purple Rain Terminator Terms of Endearment This is Spinal Tap Tightrope Bo’s “Bolero Bolero was the most controversial movie of the year. Bo Derek decided to make another movie, one about a young girl who goes out to experi- ence the world. Her experiences earned almost an X rating from the Motion Picture Assocation. Despite the publicity Bo was a flop. Movie makes a big “Splash What's so funny about a mermaid in New York? Splash! Tom Hanks and Darryl Hannah show how a mermaid can fall in love with a man and turn his life completely upside down. The man's brother (|ohn Candy) thinks he’s crazy. A profes- sor who pursues them is crazy. It all leads to pleasant mayhem as the odd couple tries to escape from au- thorities . It's chaos at its best. Terms of Endearment Terms of Endearment , a movio about the relationship between a mother and herdyingdaughter. was a big hit this year. Unlike other pop- ular movies of 1084, most of which were comedies. Terms of Ender- ment was a definite tear-jerker and loft most movie-goers with a some- what negative feeling. Shirley Mcl.ainc and Debra Winger starred in the movie and were acclaimed for their effective performances. T.V. Movies of the Year 1964 was the year of the mini-se- ries. Productions such as Last Days of Pompeii . V. the Final Conflict . Thornbirds . Lace”. Bare Es- sence . and Ellis Island kept viewers glued to their televisions over many evenings. There were also some one- nighters which captured many viewers as well. Shows such as A Streetcar Named Desire which was a crowning glory for actress Ann- Margaret, and The Burning Bod in which Farah Fawcett’s performance made people think about the prob- lem of abused wives were notable. The most outstanding mini-series this year though was the sad. and humorous, and intensely dramatic production ever! It was the Summer Olympics. Nuclear war and its aftermath was treated dramatically in the movie The Day After . Ca- ble TV provided many interesting series such as Far Pavillions . Karate Kid Karate Kid was definitely a movie to cheer about. This movie •■bout a young boy who learns to de- fend himself and to discipline his body as well as his mind was very uplifting. This movie starred Ralph Macchio. a 23 year old actor, who plays the teenager who has difficul- ty being accepted by local boys and by the high class parents of the girl he loves. T.V. Hits Television saw one of its worst seasons in 1984 but there were still some favorites. Nighttime soap op- eras overan the TV screen this year. Dallas. Hotel. Falcon Crest. Paper Dolls. Bare Essence. Knots Landing and the all lime favorite Dynasty were all viewed by millions. Action shows also prevailed. Magnum P.I.. Simon and Simon. A- Team. which gave us Mr. T fresh from Rocky. Hardcastln and McCor- mick. Knight Rider. Matt Houston. Fall Guy. T.J. Hooker, and Airwolf were some of this brand which aired during the year. Comedy was not as prevalent. Shows such as The Cosby Show. Classifieb 1984 TOPAZ 0$ ■KJ' ...... .. . I r -■ raaoaa � i _n«-o � js ic asm • I MATAWAH dSLanded ranch of •� - � -• WIM ■Vil-xC.1. v. . l«� X «1I. It.- ■ •?’ VK� ' � T ,M’, w,., � hw«s- •bucmvi 0� -— .i' v- V:... � •1' V . IUW •- IW Family Ties. Kate and Allie. Newhart. Cheers. Night Court, and It's Your Move were some well-liked comedies. Three's Company. Fantasy Is- land. and Happy Days met their demise. Those We Lost in ’84 Truman Capoto Marvin Gaye Count Basie Ethel Merman Andy Kaufman Joe Cronin William Powell Martin Luther King Sr. |im Fixx jackic Coogan 75 The Olympics Going for the Gold Tho United States collected 83 gold medals at the l.os Angeles Olympics. The person behind the Olympics was 47 year old Peter Ue- berroth. President of the I .os Ange- les Olympic-Organizing Committee. He devoted five years to the task and turned a potential disaster into a St50 million success Statue of Liberty Gets Renovated At ‘ 8 years old the lady has wit- nessed many thousands come and go. This nation was not about to let her fall into ruin. This year, coordi- nated by Chrysler head I.ee (acocca. donations were sought for the resto- ration of the Statue of Liberty. At a cost of $30 million the lady will not appear from her shrouds until July 4. l'MJb. when all the scaffolding will bo taken away presenting a newly refurbished Lady. Miss America Can Just Resign At the 1984 Miss America Pag- eant in Atlantic City Vanessa Wil- liams became the first black Miss America in its history. Her reign was short-lived however when Ms. Williams ( asl decided to catch up with her Penthouse Magazine pub- lished photographs that turned her life around. She was forced to relin- «limsh her title The former Miss America claims that it will be a dif- ficult future for her and she realizes she will have to live with the situa- tion She looks forward to better things for her future. McDonald’s Tragedy At 4 p in. on |uly 18. 1984 in San Ysidra. California all seemed well until an unemployed security guard named lames Huberty entered the local McDonald's restaurant. One hour and a half later nineteen poo- Man of the Year It was a commercial head-hunt- ing firm that suggested Peter Ue- berroth's name to the l.os Angeles committee that was searching for a person to run the Games. Ueberroth nearly declined but after being ap- proached a second time he accept- ed. He subsequently organized one of the most spectacular events ever, and he has received a roaring ova- tion from the millions who attended or viewed the spectacle. pie lay wounded and twenty-one would die. Huberty did not live through the insane event for he was killed by a SWAT sharpshooter. The oldest killed was 74 and the youn- gest was eight months old. This was the worst one-man massacre in U.S history and America sadly mourned for the victims of the tragedy “Where’s the Beef?” Clara Peller has started one of the most popular phrase crazes. She has ridden the wale of success created by a single line. Her “Where's the Reef? Wendy's commercials start- ed what became a nationwide ob- sossion. It prompted many similar commercials and much, much me- dia overplay. For the aging Clara; she couldn't enjoy it more when someone asks her. Please say it. at least once! Sayings of the Year Where's the beef? Fresh Dip-n-dah s'up That's casual Radical Awesomo Summer Gold Winners Carl Lewis won four Olympic gold medals, rivaling lesse Owen's similar record from years hack. Ste- ven Lundquist, 23. won a gold med- al for breaststroke swimming while making it into the record books Synchronized swimming became very popular with viewers of the Summer Olympics. Candy Costie and Trade Ruiz won tho gold in this event. The partners for over twelve years have subsequently retired. Other Olympic newsmakers were acrobatic competitor Michael Jor- dan. Valerie Urisco-Hooks. slalom medalist Debbie Armstrong. 100 meter medalist Evelyn Ashford, and Gymnastic medalists Mitch Gaylord. Tim Daggett. Scott lohn- son. and Bart Connor. A New Dance Hits the Streets Breaking, a cross between jazz, tap. gymnastics, and the martial arts was the top craze of this year. Near- ly everyone was spinning. (Kipping, and moon walking everywhere It started on the streets and grew in popularity. It prompted many mov- ies and has become quiet a hobby. Where would Michael l.u kson he without the moon walk? Breaking definitely set America's youth onto a new heal. She’s Got the Spirit Mary Lou captures the Olym- pic spirit like no other. At 16 and only 4 9’ tall her personality beamed throughout tho many interviews .IS the Cold Medal winner fascinated millions. She became the golden girl of 1984 having scored a perfect “10“ twice during her competition - a feat rarely ever equaled. Her car-to-car smile even graced tho cover of breakfast Wheaties hut she claimed she is the same Mary Lou despite all the fuss. A Coll iso n into Controversy Mary Decker lay there, her face contorted from pain ami rage. She was leading in the 3000 meters when South African Zola Rudd, running for Great Britain, passed very closely on the out- side Mary tripped and fell with an agony that was more than physical Mary recuperated whilst Zola suffered abuse from fans and media Mary asserts she has no hard feelings but many of her fans have unfortunately been less understanding. Crisis in Ethiopia One of the most unfortunate items of news for 1084 and 1985 was the crisis in Ethiopia. Many have trieil to help but it hasn't been enough. Famine has spread throughout Ethiopia. One quite significant attempt to provide relief was the formation of Band- Aid. the brainchild of Bob Gel- dof (of Boomtown Rats) He orga- nized about 37 rock artists for a one lime only recording session to record a song written espe- cially about the Ethiopia crisis; “Let Them Know its Christmas. All profits from tho recording will go to the Foed the World Fund to help the people of Ktlio- pia. Tho effort helped to break down some stereotypes associat- ed with rock artists. spiee eecoeoj Your Choice. Al- bums Or Cassettes 76 Androgyny in the 80s After more than a year wondering whether real men eat quiche along comes those confusing gender (lenders who leave everyone won- dering whose eating the quiche in their family. Hoy George. Marilyn. Annie Len- nox. Grace lones. and Prince are just a few who can Iks cited in this is it a hoy or a girl mystery game that rock 'n roll seems to be playing Prince’s Purple Reign Along with a hit tour. Prince start- ed his takeover in 1984 with his movie “Purple Rain The movie was said to be an autobiography of his life. It brought many fans and nonfans into the movie theaters, de- spite the critical attack. The movie also launched the careers of Appol- Ionia. Icrome Benton, and the Time. An elaborate show filled with The Women Who Rocked “84” Many women musical performers were truly outstanding in 1984. Pat Benatar came out with “Tropico and single hits We Belong and the OoOoSong Bananar.una hit it big in the LLS. with Cruel Summer Cindy Lauper was the loveable mis- fit of the year with her outlandish clothes and makeup and hair, and of course her Belly iioop voice. She had several hits such as “Girls lust Want to Have Fun . Time After Time”, and “She-bop” from her The Queen of Soul Tina Turner has got to be one of the Rock 'n Roll survivors. At 48 she is one of the most lively singers ever seen. Private Dancer was her first solo attempt in eight years. In 1976 she left her husband Ike TUrner to try her luck and life on a solo basis. It took awhile, but finally in ‘84 her Album produced many hits such as What’s l-ove Got to Do with It and Better Be Good to Me”. The queen of soul in the sixties has come to reclaim her title. these «lays It wasn't always as obvi- ous as with Boy George or Annie Lennox Many in Rock used make- up on anil off stage. While some were extreme such as Motley Crue and Twisted Sister others were more subtle like Nick Rhodes of Duran Duran. Milton Berle never guessed that what he was lining years ago in comedy would become a large part of the Rock scene in the '80's. When David Bowie first stopped on stage as .iggic Stardust a new trend was just beginning. The Boy George Alan O'Dowd, a.k.a. Boy George made his lifestyle part of his career. Boy George had always for many years lived a life of changing from one outrageous style to an- other. He cashed in on his andro- gynous look along with his band. Culture Club. The group's album. Waking Up With the House on Fire produced the politically-oriented hit “The War Song. In 1984 George has gone from bleached blonde, to curly red. to straight black hair all in a matter of a few weeks. We're sure to see more of the Bov in the future. sounds and motions had thousands of Prince fans flocking to the stadi- ums and arenas Guitarist Wendy replaced Did Dickinson who went on to pursue a solo career. At 25 Prince, born Prince Rogers Nelson, has become the star to watch in the '80s and critics predict that his reign will last for a long time to come. She’s So Unusual album. Chaka Khan came out with Feel for You , and she has been popular since her early days with Rufus. Annie Len- nox became popular in the Kuryth- mics with David Aleen-Stuart and their album 1984 . Madonna be- came our lady of dance in '84 with her sexy voice and her hit songs “Like a Virgin and “Borderline . She became the goddess of the '80s with the fabulous videos and the most famous bellybutton. THZViOGO TDK 2-4 HOUR VMS TAPE WJCWOMR Urn S14 80 Reg � 7.4 TOK BETA TAPS vVt i fc US � 14 80 Rag. � 7.4 The Big Name Tours There were many blockbuster rock tours this year. The lacksons. Springsteen. Prince. Talking Heads, Cindy Lauper. Duran Duran. Van Helen, and many more. 1984 was definitely the year of the big name tours. “The Boss” New Jersey's own Bruce Spring- steen hit the scene with an over- whelming grand scale tour. “The Boss challenged even Prince and the lacksons in the setting of atten- dance records at his concerts as well as in the critical acclaim. The usual- ly over four hour show was chocked full of dancingand hand clappingas Bruce and his audience responded to each other. Bruce has become the symbol of American youth and was sought after by both presidential nominees during the election but he refused to take sides in the campaign. His “Born in the U.S.A. album has sold over five million copies. His sev- enth album (two of which have gone platinum) “Dancing in the Dark became enormously popular. Springsteen has already become a true American legend. The “Tiger Tour” Duran Duran held one of the most talked about concerts of the year with nearly every date sold out and with two Madison Square Garden dates (both selling out). Duran made headlines They also suffered under critical reaction which could not explain Duran popularity. While everyone tries to assert that Duran fans are teenyboppers. the many fans 18 and over wonder how they are not noticed or confused with 13 years olds. Let's hope the group continues to build its wide- spread following. Talking Heads “Stop Making Sense” The Talking Heads have been around for quite some time now. They have recorded such favorites as Life during Wartime and Take Me to the River . Their most recent album Speaking in Tongues pro- duced single hits such as “Burning Down the House . They decided to make a movie illustrating the high points of their tour. “Stop Making Sense was the most critically ac- claimed rock movie in history. The concert was a feast for the senses. David Byrnes' movements, dress, and the lighting design kept all oyos and ears very busy. The group performed songs old and new with a flair exclusive to the Talking I leads. The Thrill of Victory Michael Jackson has become the frenzy of the year He has also become one of the most commercialized artists of our time Since the success of the Thriller album and his videos, the world, young and old alike, has fallen in love with Michael and his sequins. Jackets, gloves, socks, and even a doll have be- come very popular Michael lackson merchandise of the year. Michael got together with his brothers Tito. Marlon. Ger- maine. Randy, and Jackie to go on tour. Victory the Jackson re- union album was also very pop- ular with hits like Torture and “Body . The tour has set world records and it has been said that it was the most expensive tour every pul together. It will defi- nitely be the talk of the town for years to come. Jump in and Dance in '84 With the overwhelming suc- cess of breakdancing, dance mu- sic became very popular again in 1984 Ollie and lerry even had a lot with the title song to the movie Breakin . No Stopping Us”. Madonna hit with her slightly less than subtle sexual appeal Michael Jackson. Stevie Wonder. Billy Ocean. New Edi- tions. Chaka Khan, and (he Pointer Sisters were all atoned to the dance fever. Van Halen in “1984” Van Halen was and has been one of the most [xqnilar bands. They hit it big with their album “1984 . lump . Panama , and “Hot for Teacher were some of the hits off this album. David Lee Roth has come out with a solo album and he has released a single “California Girls an old Beach Boy hit. “Metal” Mania This year many heavy metal bands gained popularity. Twisted Sister. Ratt. Hanoi Rock. Bonjovi. Night Ranger. Y and T, Quiet Riot. Motley Crue and many others. And of course there were the old favor- ites like Van Halen. ludas Priest. Iron Maiden, and Ozzy Osborne. The top songs from this group wero We're Not Gonna Take It and I Want to Rock hv Twisted Sister. Round and Round by Rati. “Party All Night by Quiet Riot and To Young to Fall in Love by Motley Crue. 77 Senior Acco Therese Koelle National Merit Scholarship Finalist Joe Ciaglia News Tribune Scholar Athlete Terry Underwood All American Football Honorable Mention (U.S.A. Today) All State Football New Jersey Athlete of the Week Daniel Brodnitz National Merit Scholarship Finalist N.J. Extemporaneous Speaking Champion (1983-84) David Schutzer National Merit Scholarship Finalist Jennifer Roller National Merit Scholarship Finalist Jennifer Beyer DAR Good Citizenship Award 78 Sue Ratel National Merit Scholarship Finalist Amy Altcrman Girls Citizenship Institute National Merit Scholarship Finalist Bausch Lomb Science Award During their years at Matawan Re- gional High School many members of this year's Senior Class achieved great success. The scope of their endeavors and the nature of their accomplishments portrays the diversity of talent notable in the Class of 1985. J.P. Hendricks Five Mile Running Race-London, England Fedel Underwood All State Football Ellen White HOSA— State Officer Jeff Hornstein National Merit Scholarship Finalist Jim Kowalski Eastern Airlines Award A Beth Bartlett All State Bowling mplishments Neelam Khanna Governor’s School Darren Dorkin Humorous Interpretation Stale Champion (1983-84) I.incoln-Douglas Debate State Champion By the time of graduation many other achievers will be added to this special selection of M.R.H.S. graduates. Geoff Sasso All State Football Kim Powick N.J. Teen Arts Award Winner 79 CjiieAA IVLo t Jliey s4re . . The following 1984-85 staff mem- bers were graduates from Matawan Regional High School. Can you match the old with the new? John Geran Deiter Johnson Howard I.loyd John McKenna Agnes Riggio Pattie Mattern Helen Dolan Linda Walling Marxarcl Robertson Pamela Main Barbra Barnes |ohn Masiello Pep Rally Our pep rallies during the fall football season of 1984 were sparked by a renew- al of school spirit. The Huskies were having a winning season and along with the cheerleaders, band and color guard the entire student body and staff proudly showed their enthusiasm and support. A feeling of unity and pride was obvious as the students and team pepped up for each game. Memories of this year’s spirit included attempts by the student body and rally participants to choer on the team via a continuous “wave circling the gymnasium bleachers. The Huskettes kick ... 82 Mary Ann striking Chick Boyle pose. Cast and crew sharing the stage. Eileen, Phyllis and Stacy rehearsing their lines. Where did everybody go? Crimes of the Heart This year’s excellent fall drama presentation was “Crimes of the Heart which was performed on three consecutive evenings in November. Presented by the Drama Department the play consisted of a series of flashbacks used to illustrate the problems in the lives of three sisters who. after many years, are brought together by the illness of their grandfather. Ms. Margo Crupi. Drama teacher, directed, and the cast included; Stacy Nadell as Meg McGrath Eileen McCoy as Lennie Me Grath Phyllis Rossi as Babe Botrell MaryAnn Grena as Chick Boyle John Doby as Doc Steven Stanger as Barnett Lloyd John to the rescue. 83 Ski Trip Gary and Jon enjoy the ski lift. A confused Jon Knapp. Ski much. Steve? Rich, a little pigeon-toed? Rich Schiveiger. Jon Knapp, and Gary Rosenson have lunch in the Indue. •« 84 The school ski trip to Killington, Vermont in lanuary was an unparalleled success. All who ventured toski country had a terrific time even though the conditions were less than ideal due to icy sloops. The lodging was cozy and comfortable with appetizing food and enjoyable recreational activities such as indoor swimming, ping pong and video games. The last day of the trip proved to be the best because skiers were able to explore a greater number of trails thanks to snowmak- ing. A large contingent of sophomores along with some fresh- men. juniors, and a few seniors attended the trip with chaper- ones Mr. Nesnay. Mrs. (luadadiello. and Mrs. Jacolow. Taking it easy. The masked skier company! 85 Hang in there. Donna. 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I The brass section’s dazzling horn pop during “Rhapsody In Blue . |itn Kowalski lulos l-ovitt Bernard Matysczal Michael Powers Chenc Wilson Baritones Todd Costello Jon Knapp Clarinets Ion Bier lohn Egan Erinn Gossett Rachel lelinski Sharon Mehlman Sheryl Rose Trombones Matthew Moshen Kenny Powers Howard Rose Trumpets Lisa Beilin Tom Giovinozzo Gordon Hecht |ohn Kowalski Marilyn Niles Barry Schechter Dave Shave Joe Stahl Jared Wilt Scott White Erin Woods Mcllophoncs John Cohen Melissa Costello lanet DiBlasi Chris Reilly Percussion Eric Abraham David Heuser Cheryl Konwinski Mike Lee Dominic Maisano Susan Rausch Lori Sherman Adam Wall Drum Majors Susan Ratel Sabrina Rohrs American Section Aime Pollack Colorguard Loree Burrows Lisa Capeslro Barbara Connell Chiara Corcione Maryann Cruz lulia DiMartino Sue Franklin Christine Gesner lanet Hiscock lennifer Roller Cindy Meehan Shannon Olsen Karen Ratel Irene Rogalski Anne Marie Schultz Carolyn Schultz lennifer Williams Barbara Wise 89 The Matawan Marching Huskies completed a very suc- cessful and busy season this year, performing at football games, parades and competitions. They spent countless hours, begining in August, learning and perfecting their show. The band’s repertoire included “Rhapsody in Blue . All Night bong”. Malaguena and “We Are The Reason , featuring trumpet solos by Gordon Hecht and mellophone solos by Chris Reilly and Janet DiBlasi. The Marching Hus- kies participated in several different competitions this year. winning various awards. Accomplishments in 1984 included Second Place at Lakewood, Kdison. and Governor Livingston High Schools, and a performance at Princeton University. The Marching Huskies also placed second in Chapter X Championships, with a score of 77 10. and within the top twenty bands in their division in the 1984 Tournament of Bands Atlantic Coast Championships, bringing the year to a spectacular close. Mellophone soloists anet DiBlasi . . . Everyone is up bright and early for the annual Homecoming Parade through Matawan. Michele Chaser warms up with hot chocolate. 90 ... and Chris Reilly enjoy their parts in the half-time show. Laura McKeown knows ivhal attention means! Conari Band (left to right): Seated: M. Efron� . M. Chasser. D. Hecht. C. Bulvanoski. E. Cosse� . M Powers. S. Wilson. C. Farrel. Row 1: D. Schechter. B. Matysczak. K. Holler. I. Bach. T. Cerbone. J. DiBlasi. C. Reilly. S. Ratel. ). Cohen. Row 2: Mr. Vinci (Band Director). N. Hooper. T. Dowd. B. Fankheuser. J. 1-evitt. E. Woods. J. Bier. D. Houser. M. Lee. S. Rausch. K. Casey. Row 3: J. Kolyer. M. Holler. G. Hecht. M. Niles. B. Schechter. S. Olsen. T. Giovinozzo. M. Jacobs. S. Rohrs. I.. Beilin. Colorguard Captain Christine Gesner demonstrates the fine art of flug twirling. 91 Chorus Top Row: Ms. Ann Hannah. C. Freeman. P. Beyer. I). Mara. A. Hutchinson. J. Dean. N. Hooper. A. Schultz. A. Rosenberg.). Sakowski. 2nd Row: G. Martin. D. Houser. E. Woods. C. Farrell. C. Wilson. M. Niles. E. Morales. D. Roldan. 1.. McKoown. 3rd Row: M. Simmons. |. Kolyer. G. Hecht,). Cohen. J. Passarctti. J. Gerecitano. L. Shaw. S. Cosenza. M. Feiertag. Seated: A. Pollack. C. Soechting. K. Krause. L. Burrows. T. Egan. A. Alterman. D. Wright. C. Walsh. Not pictured: L. Bell. G. Jones. J. Pierce. E. Bergenfeld. J. Cornell. I.. Magee. E. McCoy. D. Percy. V. Robbins. P. Rossi. S. Ratel, J. Schwartz. N. Szczepanick. J. Chaiken. D. Anderson. Mrs. Hannah directs the chorus. All-Shore Chorus — left to right. Top: J. Gerecitano. Ms. Hannah. J. Cohen. Seated: J. Kolyer. C. Soechting. J. Sakowski. 92 1 s Madrigals performing at the Winter concert. Top Row: J. Cohen. D. Mara. G. Hecht, D. Heuser. J. Passaretti. Ms. Hannah. Seated: D. Roldan. J. Gerecitano. T. Egan. J. Hiscock. J. Sakovvski. Not pictured: S. Ratel. 93 P3 CTQ i-j PLP § Cheerleading Senior Varsity Cheerleaders: (left to right) Danielle Mara (Captain), Donna Robinson (Captain), Nancy Cuariglia. Carin Hochheiser. Patty Hudak. Donnalynn Beese. Jodi Schwartz. Teresa Silva. Valerie Jones. Our proud Varsity Cheerleaders. 94 Varsity Cheerleaders—Row 1: Carin Hochheiser. |odi Schwartz. Teresa Silva. Row 2: Natalie DiPierdomenico. Tracy Smutko. Patty Hudak. Donnalynn Beesc. Row 3: Capt. Donna Robinson. Jennifer Dunn. Capt. Danielle Mara. Row 4: Nancy Guariglia. Valerie Jones. Teresa Sasso. Captain Danielle Mara. Mrs. Connie Kelly (advisor). Captain Donna Robinson. 95 96 Our cheerleaders celebrate another victory.' Let's Go. Huskies! Let's Co! The Cheerleaders are advised by Mrs. Connie Kelly. Both the J.V. and Varsity squads perform durinR the Matawan Hus- kie football season. J.V. Captains are Daphne Buf- faloe and Chris N'orbut. Varsity Captains are Dan- ielle Mara and Donna Robinson. J.V. Cheerleaders Row 1: B. Moran. D. Buffaloe (Captain), C. Norbut (Captain). S. Nadell. Row 2: L. Joyce. D. Perlson, L. Rice. Row 3: D. Weber, D. Crawford. L. Bell. Row 4: G. Dean. D. Quaglieri, M. Fumarola. 97 Top Row. left to right: J. Cseh. R. Person. B. Berger. G. Ro- senson. M. Eckenrode. E. Eckenrode. J. Barasch. 2nd Row: L. Freund. D. Schutzer. J. Kondck. G. Coleman. S. White. D. Emmel. B. Axelrad. J. Straley. 3rd Row: J. Penn. J. DiMartino. D. Chambers. C. Norbut. G. Lederman. D. Gershkowitz. T. Endresen. A. O’Conner. 4th Row: S. Hermida. B. Hermida, A. Mendelson. K. McCuskor. E. Kulback. M. Chasser. K. Golub. J. Eisner. C. Pisani. K. Casey. 5th Row: S. Sunshine, J. Gelber. R. Endresen. M. Stein, B. Allen. G. Heller. P. Baglino. M. Morales. L. Morales. History and Government Mr. Hutnik catching some Z's. Top Row: B. Frank. B. Pitus. J. Cseh. R. Singer. D. Freund. C. Germak. J. McGurty. 2nd Row: G. Carlton. G. Davis. I. Rogalski. M. Anagnost- opoulous. H. Simon. E. Wolman. J. Kolbrener. D. Germak. 3rd Row: S. Schuster. R. Lampert, D. Perlson. S. Nadell. B. Moran. T. Smutko. L. Kedra. C. Hatfield. C. Bulvanoski, D. Hccht. 4th Row: M. Carey. C. Stovekan. V. Rabinowitz. D. Wright. J. Williams. L. Joyce. A. McHugh. M. Stein. N. Port lock. 5th Row: T. Noren. P Hummler, D. Goldenker. S. Bucco. D. Roldan. R. Hedden. Mr. Steven Hutnik (advisor). Bottom Row: J. Marcus. A. Lafferty. H. Pfeiffer. D. Hornstein. L. N'iceforo. T. Waugh. Mrs. C. Rucci (advisor). 98 Student Council Top Row: J. Barasch. B. Schecter. M. Powers. I). Emmel.T. Waugh. M. Stein. S. Sunshine. A. Sunshine. 2nd Row: F. Kogalski, D. Perlson. S. Nadeil, T. Smutko, V;. Rabinowitz. G. Davis. M. Anagnostopoulous. H. Simon.T. Egan. A. O'Conner. L. Niceforo. M. Gutowski. I). Shave. 3rd Row: B. Berger. H. Pfeiffer. L. Shaw. D. Schecter, M. layman. C. Hatfield.). Hummel. S. White. 4th Row: A McHugh. M. Grena, D. Zeni. G. I.edcrman. L. Joyce. L. Kendra. |. Williams. S. Rohrs. I). Chambers. R. Hedden. J. Kondek. Bottom Row: R. Schweiger. K. Casey. D. Horn stein. C. Bulvanoski. S. Olsen. D. Hecht. C. Norbut. j. DiMartino. B. Wicke. E. Gossett. Top Row: A. Kam. L. McKeown. A. Polack. D. Roldan. I.. Beilin. R. Singer. C. Hechheiser. M. Feiertag. B. Schcchter. Middle Row: J. Beyer. I. Bach. L. Frischberg. G. Coleman. T. Kndresen. J. Barasch. F. Kulback. P. Baglino. Bottom Row: A. Phillips. C. Schuster, J. Schwartz. R. Phillips. M. Carey. N. Portlock. S. Schuster. P. Hummler. G. Carlton. D. Gershkowitz, Mr. Richard Post (advisor). Executive Board — left to right: Jon Bach. Rep. to the Board of Ed.: Debbie Gershkowitz, vice-president: Jenny Beyer, president: Agnes Kam. secretary: Eddie Kulback. treasurer Junior (Mass officers — left to right: I.iz Kedra. treasurer: Christine Hatfield, vice-president: Andy O’Conner, president: Julia DiMartino. secretary. Sophomore Class officers — left to right: Christina Bulvanoski. secretary: Shannon Olsen, president: Rich Schweiger. vice-president: Debbie Hecht. treasurer. Radio Club I.eft to right: Mr. Tony Salvatore (advisor), T. Coldenhoff. L Druker. L. Jones. J. Tooker. 99 Speech and Debate Mrs. Endrodi'Bauivens introduces Ihe participants. Andy. Darlene. LeeAnn and Anne iveicome the contestants to the debate. Members of Malayan's Speech and Debate present awards. Left to right. Back Row: Ms. Eileen Korz (advisor). K. Casey. J. Penn. L. Kostrinsky. R. Huang. E. Coleman. B. Berger, M. Gutowski. G. Heller. Front Row: A. O’Connor, S. Mishan. D. Dorkin. D. Brodnitz. P. Baglino. 100 National Honor Society Bottom row. left to right: G. Levy. A. Weinstock. J. Ciaglia. I). Schutzer. I). Brodnitz. M. WalTerstoin. V. Kan. M. Gabcr, Mrs. Bonnie Sadis (advisor). 2nd row: K. Holler, C. Rausch. R. Mohrbutter. C. Reilly. B. Frank, J. Koller. J. Rowley, A. Rosenberg. N. Hooper. S. Bucxo. 3rd row: I.. Freund. D. Newman. D. Dorkin. S. Mishan, 1). Wright. D. Roth. E. Wolman. 3rd row: I). Mara. B. Sherman, S. Ratel. T. Egan. A. Alterman. 4th row: T. Koelle. J.P. Hendricks. C. Hochheiser. J. Horn- stein. I). Heuser. J. Levitt. G. Heeht. C. Farrell. 5th row: J. Kolbrenner. T. Reynolds. D. Rothman. G. Piltch. I. Cseh. S. Wilson. ). Bach. I). Schecter. Foreign Language Honor Society Bottom row, left to right: J. Cseh. I ). Wright. D. Schutzer. I). Roldan. L. Mo- rales. ). Rowley. J. Koller. Mrs. Mari- anne Handler (advisor). 2nd row: B. Pitus. L. Freund. ). Kolbrenner. L). Dorkin. C. Wilson. 1). Schechter. S. Bucco. 3rd row: R. Mohrbutter. T. Reynolds. D. Rothman. A. Alterman. C. Hochheiser. T. Koelle. L. Shaw. 4th row: V. Kan. ). Ciaglia. B. Franks. Math Honor Society Bottom row. left to right: A. O'Connor. G. Levy. J. Ciaglia. D. Schutzer. B. Franks. M. Efrom.). Koller. V. Kan. E. Gossett. ). Yang. A. Chi. 2nd row: K. Holler, 1). Newman. D. Brodnitz. C. Reilly. D. Wright. D. Roth. E. Wolman. A. Rosenberg. J. Rawley. 3rd row: L. Freund. D. Dorkin. S. Mishan. R. Mohrbutter. B. Sherman. D. Gershowitz, S. Ratel. A. Alterman. 4th row: J.P. Hendricks. T. Koelle. C. Hochheiser. J. Hornstein. D. Heuser, J. Levitt. G. Heeht, C. Farrell. 5th row: I). Rothman. G. Piltch. ). Kolbrenner. T. Reynolds. ). Cseh. C. Wilson. J. Bach. D. Schecter. L. Shaw. 101 Calculus Team Bottom row, left to right: B. Franks. D. Brodnitz. J. Hornstein. D. Schutzer. C. Reilly. D. Schoctor. C. Hochheiser. |. Bloom. 2nd row: M. Holtzhauer. A. Schultz. D. Heuser. C. Wilson. J. Roller. D. Wright. K. McHugh. 3rd row: I). Dorkin, S. Mishan. R. Mohrbutter. S. Cohen. C. Walsh, T. Egan. M. Efrom. Ms. loan Vas (advisor). 4th row: D. DeWltt. A. Alterman. B. Sherman. A. Chi. M. I-ayman. C. Hatfield. D. Newman. 5th row: J. Drago. f. Ciaglia. M. Smith. S. Bucco. E. Gossett. J. Yang. |. Bach, fith row: J.P. Hendricks, S. Ratel. D. Gcrshowitz. J. Levitt. G. Hecht. Ski Club Bottom row. left to right: M Eckenrode, R. Lain pert, G. Lev) J. Cornell, L. Kedra, I). Horn stein. R. Malloy. S. Stanger. Mr Robert Nesnay (advisor). Mrs Linda Guadadiello (advisor] 2nd row: A. Phillips. C. Schus ter. J. Schwartz. J. Williams. L Joyce, N. Portlock. S. Schuster G. Slater. S. Cohen. 3rd row: M Crenna. D. Zeni. B. Berger. G Rosenson. I). Perlson, R Schweiger. T. Endresen, P. Pe trignani. J. Straley. B. Lambert son. 4th row: I. Rolgalski. T Smutko. H. Simon. S. Nadell. C Sullivan. D. Rosenthal. J. Bar asch. G. Coleman. 5th row: A McHugh. I). Chambers. J.P. Hen dricks. G. Carlton. N. DiPierdo menico. V. Rabinowicz. M Carey. L. Mac Cutcheon. 102 Students Against Drunk Driving (SADD) Bottom row, left to right: C. Pisani, C. Soechting. T. Waugh. A. Sunshine, D. Ccrshowitz. 2nd row: D. Schecter. K. Golub. B. Hermida, S. Hermida. B. Eckenrode. S. Weiner. S. Sunshine, M. Morales 3rd row: G. Carlton. M. Gutowski. S. Olsen. L. Morales. M. Gaber. G. Martin. G. Coleman. Not Pictured: Mr. William Ross (advisor). Peer Leadership Front row. left to right: M. Wath- ington. C. Bulvanoski. Back row: A. Pollack. L. McKeown. Mr. Stephen Hutnick (advisor). J. Gerecitavo. T. Giovinozzo- Not Pictured: Ms. Patricia Cun- ningham (advisor). Mr. Wayne Spells (advisor). Mrs. Alice Per- ry (advisor). 103 Pillar Bottom row, left to right: L. McKeown. D. Schcchler. L. Beilin. J. Penn. K. tampert. G. Carlton. V. Rabinowicz. M. Stein. D. Germak. 2nd row: R. Singer. P. Baglino. A. Pollack. I). Roldan. E. Gossett. S. Sunshine. A. Sunshine. M. Anagnostopoulous. H. Simon. S. Weiner. T. Endresen. C. Pisani. M. Eckenrode. 3rd row: Mr. John Masicllo (advisor). Mrs. Pamela Main (advisor). G. Heller. M. Costello. A. Kam. J. Yang. P. Flannery. J. Hummel. K. Casey. L. Kostrinsky. A. I jvnrty. L. Kedra.S. Her- mida. B. Eckenrode. M. Morales. J. Eisner. M. Chasser. 4th row: M. Gutowski. K. Englehardt. I. Sunshine. G. Rosenson. B. Chu. S. Meggison. D. Brown. C. Szabo. I- Morales. B. Hermida. C. Germak. J. Barasch. B. Berger. Editor-in-Chie Domito, debuting with Put and Judy over the Se- nior list. Lay-out Editors Agnes and Lisa working hard. Editors Bottom row. left to right: G. Heller (Assistant Editor). P Baglino (Assis- tant Editor). I). Roldan (Editor-in- Chief). E. Morales (Senior Editor). 2nd row: M. Gutowski (Business Man ager). L. McKeown (Underclassmer Editor). A. Kam (Lay-out Editor). L Kostrinsky (Photography Editor). E Gossett (Copy Editor). L. Beilin (Lay out Editor). 104 HUSKIEVIEW Members of the Huskieview staff laying out the paper. Lee and Laura discussing camera techniques with Mrs. Wovna. Editors Bottom row, left to right: D. Schutzer (Sports Editor). V. Kan (Co-Editor). D. Brodnitz (Editor-in-Chief). L. Kos- trinsky (Photo Editor). 2nd row: M. Gutowski (Exchange Editor). A. Cam (Copy + Lay-out Editor). |. Bach (News Editor). D. Schocter (Girls Sports Editor). Gail Wovna. Advisor 105 Broadway Productions presents ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ Sin ? it. Joe! CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Albert Peterson................. Rosie Alvarez................... Kim McAfee...................... Mrs. McAfee..................... Mr. McAfee...................... Randolph McAfee................. Mrs. Peterson................... Ursula.......................... Hugo Peabody.................... Conrad Birdie................... Gloria Rasputin................. Margie.......................... Alice........................... Harvey Johnson.................. Mrs. Merkle.................... Mayor........................... Mayor’s Wife.................... Mr. Johnson..................... Voice of Ed Sullivan........... Stage Manager.................. Dance Duo...................... David Houser Sue Ratel Sheryl Stoveken Eileen McCoy Joe Passaretti Matthew Plotner Mimi Stein Missi Fcicrtag Michael Hudak John Doby Stacey Nadell Danielle Mara Damila Roldan Gary Martin Amy Alterman Scott Colder Gayle Davis Andy O'Connor Ed Liu Richie Schvveigcr Tanya Noren Sheryn Weiner STAFF Patricia Smith........... Sue De Rosa.............. Carlo Vinci.............. Nadine Tantleff-Greenspan Bill Vogler.............. Jim Nolte................ Bill Nolte............... Jeanne Edwards........... Barbara Sanoudis......... Producer. Director Costumes and Prop; Band Director Vocal Director Set Construction Lighting Design Sound Design Choreographer Head of Art Crew Ms. Tantleff taking a break. Mike and Sue rehearsing their lines. 106 Double kisses for Marc! Jeanne choreographing away! A rehearsing Sheryl! 107 Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) Bottom row, left to right: Mrs. Helen Dolan (advisor), L. Giesel. L. Tranoris (Treasurer). K. Engelhard! (Secretary). K. Weaver (Vice-President). T. Sampson (President). S. Freeman (Vice-President). K. Downey (Historian Reporter), J. Fernandez. E. White (NJ. Central Regional Vice-President). 2nd row: R. State. S. Meggison. T. Wargo. C. Wright. A. Spann. V. Jackson. D. Peek. S. Barr. 3rd row: J. Lee. E. Morris. V. Otterbine. M. Bethune. M. Diaz. D. Robinson. V. Jackson. T. Rodriguez. Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Bottom row. left to right: S. Higgins (Corresponding Secretary). T. Wargo (Reporter). D.L. Beese (Parliamentarian), C. Zwoidinger (President), D. Veary (Vice-President). M. Stack (Treasurer). T. Geraci (RecordingSecretary). 2nd row: Ms. Fran Adler (advisor). J. Kugit. S. Beese. T. Cruz. P. Gendlek, D. Jorgensen. S. Longstrcet. R. Jelinski. 3rd row: L. Locorriere. A. McLaughlin. J. Cassidy. J. Burney. B. Seaman. M. Morales. Missing from picture: Mrs. Joan Hubbell (advisor). L. Bedkowski, V. Bitzer. M. Blout. C. Kelly. J. Roller. M. Scherer. J. Tell. J. Walsh, J. Williams. 108 Distributive Education (DECA) Kneeling: Mario Barakal. Seated, left to right: G. Beyer (MDE-I Vice-President), S. Stuhl (Co-Historian). S. Nixon (Co- Historian). C. Fernicola (Treasurer). C. Desmond (President). M. Barran (Vice-President). J.L. Kinsey (Secretary), M. Soyak (Co-Historian). 2nd row: A. Laverty. L. Kenny. L. Clay. R. Wagner. A. Powers. G. Nudcll. K. Kleiber. T. Viola. M. Schuler. A. Goldstone. K. Zeller. S. Wolfe. Mr. William Lawlor (advisor). 3rd row: B. Moran. M. Ianuzzo. L. Lauricella. Schwartz. R. Phillips. S. DiPierdomenico. R. Gentile. N. Guariglia. I). Jackson. R. Davis. E. Morales. A. Gibel, B. Short, N. Cock rill. Mr. Lawlor, hard at work. One of the beautiful school store window displays! 109 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) CIE Bottom row, left to right: B. Guarnieri. J. Marino. L. Masucci. H. Magee, J. Lakes, J. Walsh. Mr. Ken Smith (advisor). 2nd row: M. Russo. J. Kim. B. Thompson. J. Wright. K. McBride. S. Bendon. C. Nicora, T. Underwood. 3rd row: S. Kramer. R. Kramer. J. Yacuzzio. J. Carr. B. Ciaglia. T. Caputo, R. Kodack. K. Knight. 4th row: G. Grivas, 13. DeNi- cola. V. Martucci. F. Un- derwood. S. Mullaney. P. Barrett. K. Wagner. I). Bur- lew. Building Trades 110 Bottom row, left to right: B. Bonnetto, F. Guariglia. P. Hurlburt. M. Grotty. W. Goons. Mr. Stan Lachiewicz (advisor). Top row: K. Heuser. S. Gibb. T. Hopf. F. Ramsey. J. Wolf. C. James. D. Powers. Graphics Left to right: Mr. Ron Ka- min (advisor), 1. Robin- son. K. Ferguson. F. Job. M. McCronan. D. Kos- mowski. Future Hairdesigners of America Bottom row, left to right: F. Williams. D. Sampson. Mrs. Patricia Vena (advi- sor). 1.. DeVizia (Presi- dent). S. Plock. C. Harrell. 2nd row: A. Galiano (Par- liamentarian), T. Pluff. H. Mandell. L. Ferrari, T. Silva ffteasurer). S. Krim (Secretary). M. Rudin. L. Pierce. 3rd row: M. Yan- uzzi. K. Machinga (Vice- Prcsident), L. l.aMantia. D. Sabelli, C. Jenkins. L. Mellock. T. Petner. Bottom row, left to right: T. Antista (Manager). Ms. Karla l.aVoie (advisor). 2nd row: D. Leiden- heimer (President). K. To- masello (Parliamentar- ian). K. Henriksen (Vice- President). C. Segreto (Treasurer). S. Barrett (Secretary). 3rd row: T. Policari, C. Brislin. C. Baeder. C. Knueppel, L. Sturt. 4th row: L. Hughes. S. Figol. S. Croko. in SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 112 113 Football ’84 Bottom row, left to right: R. Camperlino. R. Maloy. K. MacNamara. G. Kencitski. 2nd row: M. Pascucci. D. Phillips, S. Cross, H. Hundley. E. Levy. M. McCrohan, T. Fumarola, S. Durant. R. McCartin, F. Shornock. P. Booker. D. Dickey. S. Burney. 3rd row: R. Persson. S. Sherman, M. Barakat, M. Anderson, T. Gallo. B. Lambertson. J. Cardiello. R. Marrero. VV. Yang. |. Pierce. D. Mooney. M. Pietciwicz. V. Stevens. 4th row: J. Wargo, A. Maliconico. C. Anderson. G. Presti. F. Williams. P. Kolshorn. G. Maganet. K. Wagner. C. Watson. B. Long. C. Pitts, G. McCord. R. Anderson. P. Donahue. 5th row: J. Lambertson. E. Butler. D. James. R. Neal. C. Vaughn. L. Tumulty. G. Rice. C. Vena. D. Kessler. E. Braca. G. Sasso. T. Reynolds. J. Pak. 6th row: C. Rosario. S. Sherman. J. Drago. M. Jones. M. Geran. K. Knight. M. Meek. B. Ciaglia. B. Gentile. A. Carter. I. Bell. 7th row: E. Underwood. T. Underwood. S. Russell. S. Mullaney. R. Gluck. D. Burlew. J. Ciaglia. F. Underwood. E. Hampton. 8th row: T. Patrizzo. E. Karlick. S. TUrner. J. Martucci, J. Casey. E. Steward. M. Steinbrick. Coach Martucci' predictions before the football sea- son began were for the team to win the A North Champi- onship and make the State Playoffs. Tho Huskies aid both with explosive fashion Ranked eighth In the Shore at the start of the year, the Huskies made their move quickly. The 49-14 win over TR South was the beginning of something big in Huskieville. U.S.A Over the next two weeks Matawan rolled over Freehold Township and beat a tough team at Neptune. These wins enabled Matawan to move up to «2 in the Shore and set up the big showdown against Middletown North. The Huskies defeated Middletown North with strong pasting and running attacks and with a swarming defense. This win broke North’s 34 game winning streak against Shore teams and catapulted the Husklos to � 1 in the Shoro- Matawan easily held on to their •! ranking with sub- sequent victories over Buck Memorial. Marlboro, and Middletown South. Another big game In Mata wan’s sea- son was the game against Manalapan on one chilly Fri- day evening which was to determine sole possession of the A North Championship. Matawan was down 19-14 in the fourth quarter and deep in their own territory but with clutch running by Geoff Sasso. Terry Underwood, and Rich Gluck and great blocking by tho offensive line. Matawan drove down for the game-winning touchdown and the A North Championship. In the annual Thanks- giving Day game. Matawan embarrassed archrival Rari- tan High 40-14. In the playoffs, the Huskies broke Wall Township’s 33 game winning streak by defeating them 20-14 The run- ning game and defense made the difference in this game. Across the state attention was given to the team's Anal gamo of the year in which Matawan faced high- powered Franklin in one of the best games in high school football in recent yoars. Matawan's season was looking perfect after three quarters with the 28-19 lead, but Franklin shattered the perfect record with three touchdowns in the final minutes. This loss could not diminish the superb season for the Huskies however. Coach Martucci' goals were accomplished with the great efforts from the entire team and coaching staff. The Huskies ended the 1984 season as � 4 in New [orsey and •! in the Shore Terry Underwood made All-State honors. Bruno Ciaglia made All Group 3. Geoff Sasso and Fedel U nder- wood made Second Team Group 3. Terry Underwood. Sasso. and Bruno Ciaglia made All Shore. |oe Ciaglia. Fedel Underwood and Steve Russell made Third Team All Shore. Mike lone . Sean Mullaney. Dean Burlew. Kevin Knight, and Rich Gluck were also cited a All Conference selections. Congratulations to all for the thrilling season. Captains Bottom row: Geoff Sasso. Rich Gluck. Kevin Knight. Top row: Bruno Ciaglia. Terry Underwood. Dean Burlew. Are we psyched, or what.' C'mon now everybody... Cheer! 115 Follow your blocker Terry! Huskies 1984 Varsity Schedule Date Opponent Score 9 22 Toms River South 49-14 9 29 Freehold Township 42-7 10 4 Neptune 27-7 10 13 Middletown North 14-6 10 19 Brick Memorial 36-7 10 27 Marlboro 35-0 11 3 Middletown South 26-0 11 9 Manalapan 19-14 11 22 Raritan 40-14 12 1 ♦Wall 20-14 12 8 Franklin 28-37 state championship playoffs 117 Senior Huskies . . . Dean Burlew Bruno Ciaglia NO NAME HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION GRADE 7 Line Tumulty o-o' 100 QB 10 10 Mark Meek s-i r 160 DB 12 12 tames Pierce sir too FB 10 19 Rich Cluck or 103 QB 12 23 Harold Neel S'10 160 FL 11 24 Kevin Knight or 170 DB 12 23 Carl Walton 3'? 165 DB 11 JO Fred Williams 60 175 TB 11 31 Brian Long 39 100 FB 11 32 Terry Underwood S’D 180 TB 12 33 Dean Burlew 60 175 DB 12 33 Troy Callo 5 9 133 TB 10 3« Geoff Sa.K 311 190 FB 12 42 Gregg Rice 80 100 TB 11 44 Steven Ruaaell 39 170 LB 12 SO iun Pak S'6 130 K 11 32 Peter Booker SO 150 DB 11 53 Mike lone� 61 200 C 12 34 George Beyer 60 185 G 10 S3 Ceorge Magr.enat 60 210 C 11 30 Gerrln Preatl S'7 140 DB 11 30 Tom Reynold� 310 160 DB 12 60 Dan Mooney 60 180 C 11 01 Stan Sherman 61 160 DB 12 62 lames Drapo try 183 G 12 03 Ernie Bracca S'10 160 G 12 64 Peter KoUborn 310 200 T 11 63 Bill Lantbertaon sir 173 G 10 66 Harold Hunley 6 0 100 DE 11 67 Mike Ceren sir 175 NC t2 66 Charte� lame� 39 160 DB 11 70 Mario Berakal 37 163 NC 11 72 Fade! Underwood 63 200 T 12 73 Kirk Wagner ti- 200 T 11 74 Bruno Ciaglia ro 220 G 12 7.1 Eric Hampton 6'3 200 T 12 77 loe Ciaglia 61 233 C 12 70 Eric Butler SO 160 T 11 79 Chri� Vaughn 61 200 T 11 01 Dennis Kettler 61 too E 11 02 Sean MuHaney 63 195 E 12 03 Bob Gentile S'10 173 E 12 04 Wilbur Neal 30 153 E 11 03 Charles Vena 60 173 E 11 90 Charles Anderson 6 1 160 E 11 95 Anthony Carter s ir 160 E 12 90 Isaac Bell or 230 E 12 Bob Gentile Rich Gluck Eric Hampton 118 . . . In Action Mike Jones Steven Russell fc,82 Sean Mullaney Geoff Sasso Fidel Underwood Terry Underwood 119 Tearing down the Wall.' Vou can't get away now.'.' 120 Only a few more yards to go!!! Jun Pak. taking it easy. Gotcha.'! Going for a field goal! Ominous offense 25. 35. 45. hike 121 Boys Cross Country Standing. 1-r: Dave DeVVitt. Dave Brown. Chris Korthaus. J.P. Hendricks. Philip Shapiro. Brian Chu. Chris Sarlow. Wayne Spells (coach). Kneeling: Matt Baeder. John Hendricks. Eric Reinold. Mike Perez. Steven Rosenweig. 122 J.P. Hendricks Dave DeWitt Dave Brown Brian Chu The 1984-85 cross country team had a disappointing season. However, there were some fine performances. Return- ing captain and varsity letter winner J.P. Hendricks put in a superb final sea- son. The other team members also had fine performances. The experienced members of this year's team with the help of new freshmen talent, will be a competitive force to be reckoned with. 123 Chris Korthaus John Hendricks Girls Cross Country The 1984-85 Girls Cross Country team were a bunch of hard working girls who were nicknamed “Char- lie’s Angels”. They gave their time and dedication throughout the en- tire season. Seniors Katrina McHugh and Dee Carey were co-captains with some superb help from Monica Holzhauer. Liz Kedra. Sue Helgesen. Sue Miller. Amy Gall, and Meghan Sheehan. Meghan Sheehan Charlie and three of his angels. Ann McHugh Sue Miller 124 Mr. Hombaci helps Sue with her ankle. Monica Holzhauer Amy Gall Liz Kedra Standing, 1-r: Tony Bombaci (coach), Monica Holzhauer. Amy Gall. Meg Carey, Meghan Sheehan. Dawn Sickcls. Charles Rego (coach). Kneeling, 1-r: Susan Helgesen, Ann McHugh, Stacey Crystal. Veronica Beyer. Renee Rosenberg, Denise Putnam. Sitting. 1-r: Susan Miller. Collen Lehn. Katrina McHugh. Laura McCutcheon. Elizabeth Kedra. Jennifer Lee. 125 126 Janice Scanlon trying hard. 127 Amy Alterman on the run. Soccer The 1984-85 Varsity Soccer team finished the season at 3-14-2 in the very competitive “A North Division of the Shore Confer- ence. The team showed great improvement, losing six games by a goal and another three games by two goals. The squad was led by seniors Kyoung Pak. Bill Sherman. Adam VVeinstock and juniors Barry Axelrad and Greg Hoover. VARSITY Standing, l-r: Mike McNicholas (coach). Lucien Sergilo. Greg Hoover. Glen Coleman. Barry Axelrad. Kric Bat h. GreggPiltch, Kenny Tranoris. Steve Cohen (coach). Kneeling, l-r: Kristine Engelhard! (statistician). Glenn Levy. Kyong Pak. Bill Sherman. Adam VVeinstock. Louis Roldan. B.J. Smith. Sitting, l-r: Mark Anderson. Andy O'Connor. )oe Cseh. Michael Steiner. Dan Sheehan. Roth Ouch. Glenn and Greg closing in. Greg and Roth keeping the ball from the other team. JV Standing, l-r: Jim Lukach (coach). Eddie Kulback. David Angress. Glen Lederman. David Steinberg. Scan McMahon. Glen Slater. Keith Wolman. Marc Holler, Kevin McFarland. Kneeling, l-r: Stephanie Meggison (statistician). Carl Klatskv. lodd Endrescn. oug O'Hare. Galen Barr. Paul Hoffman. Matt Miyakawa. John Masiicci. 128 Andy is ready for a fast break. Co. Mike, go! Bill Sherman Kris Engelhard!. Sandy Bucco Greg Hoover 129 Kyong Pak Adam YVeinstock Gregg Piltch Sharon Freeman frying hard. Tracy Ciag ia jumps for (he ball. Listening for tactics from Coach Dan Stankiewicz. 130 Keeping the ball from the opposing team. Block that pass! Standing, 1-r: Meg Carey, Annette Tomasello. Angela Hutchinson. Lauren Caldera. Leslie Mitter, Sue Franklin. Kneeling, l-r: Iris Spann. JoAnn Beyers. Tracy Ciaglia. Kim Kraus. Susan Rausch. 131 Millie Bethune getting ready for a throw. Sharon Freeman sinking a hasket. BOYS B A S K E T B A L L Bobby Genfile fries for a shot. JV — Standing, 1-r: Kevin Burke, Dave Mauro. Scott Bolin. Kneeling, 1-r: Sean McMahon. Tom Givionozzo. Eric Hampton Mark Murphy 132 Varsity — Standing. 1-r: Jack Georgo (Coach). Ed Corloss. Mark Murphy. Ryan Jackson. Eric Hampton. Mike Davino. Kneeling, 1-r: Mark Meek. Joe Mauro. George Walker. Mike Steiner. 133 Jump. Joe! Mark and Eric surrounds the opponent. 134 Michelle Soyak Both Bartlett Phil Stern Tony Caputo. Bobby Pollack Standing, L-R: |eff Kolbrenor. Bobby Pollack. David Kline. Coach Russell. Kneeling. L-R: Phil Stern. Tony Caputo. 135 Bobby Pollack David Kline Wrestling The wrestling team faced this year’s season with very young and inexperienced participants, with Joe Wright and Dave DeWitt as the only seniors. But in spite of hard- ships. they kept on fighting. They are looking forward to next year and the return of this year's wrestlers, hoping to establish a strong and solid team. They finished this year’s season with a great emotional victory over the tough team of Ocean Township. Under the experienced leadership of Dan Mooney. Brian Long. Mario Barakat. and Andy Malinconico, they hope to come alive next year in the 1985-1986 season. Pin him down! Mario Barakat ready to throw down his opponent. YVooooo Bong going for the pin! J.V. Standing. 1-r: David Quail. George Beyer III. Mike Hudak. Darrin Kaplan. Richard Szczepanick. Kneeling, l-r: Warren Cohen. Paul Tomasello. Mark Gottdenvcr. Fred DeNardo. Hart son Boyce. 136 VARSITY Standing, l-r: Andy Malinconico. Iason Russell. Bryan l.ong. Mario Barakat. lohn Wargo. Dwayne Thornton. Dave DeVVitt. Kneeling, l-r: Darrin Bellamy, Lenny Vishnevsky. Rick Manero. Woo-Bong Yang. Jarod Machinga. Marcello Tomasello. |oe Wright. Eric Englehardt looking for a half nelson. Darren Bellamy near an arm break down. Woo-Bong Yang in a head to shoulder tie up. Danny Mooney giving his competitor a straight jacket. Joe Wright making his opponent suffer in a pull back. Winter Track The winter track program had its second consecutive success- ful season this year. Greg Rice consistently won medals in the 400 meter and 55 meter dashes. Other outstanding performances in- cluded Monica Holtzhauer in the high jump and the relay team of Greg Rice. Charles Anderson, Rusty Neal, and William Neal. Ev- eryone who participated in the winter track program improved their times from last season. Standing, L-R: Rolando Person. Howard Kremer. Grog Rice, Charles Anderson. Coach Turner. Kneeling, I.-R: Troy Gallo. Stacy Cross. Rusty Neal. David Cottdenker. Anthony Carter. Sitting. L-R: Jimmy Schoeing. Ted Kolshorn. Wilbert Neal. Patty Montgomery. J.P Hendricks. David Cottdenker Greg Rice beating out his opponents. Rolando Person 138 Troy Callo racing to the finish line. Monica Holzhauer in the high jump. Wilbert Neal Howard Kremer Charles Anderson Cpach Rego. Sandy Bucco. Monica Holzhauer. Tyann Rice. Amy Gall. Tracey Smutko. Amy Gall 139 Girl’s Spring Track Standing, L-R: Coach Rcgo. Francine Smallwood. Monica Holzhaucr. Veronica Stephens. Donna Zeni, Meg Carey, Tracey Brown. Claudia Hutchinson, leana Doan. Megan Grant. Kristen Sommerhaultor. Tina Banis. Veronica Beyer. Fredericka Williams. Milla Forman. Amy Gall. Coach Eileen Korz. Kneeling. L-R: TYacey Smutko. Elsa Lam, Jeanne Hurlburt. Tanja Noren, Christine Hatfield. Susan Miller. Sue Helgesen. Lisa Capestro. Dorothee Saechting. Michele Weinberg. Autumn Fitch. Anne Marie NlcCartin. Bridget Carey. Sitting. L-R: Kerstin Soderlund. Laura McCutcheon. Jenny Beyer. Kim Powick. Meghan Sheehan. Christine Soechting. Jennifer Englehardt. Sharee Becker. 140 Jenny Beyer Laura McCutcheon Fredericka Williams Sue Hclgesen 141 Meghan Sheehan Meg Carey Monica Holzhauer Back Row, left to right: Coach Tony Bombaci. Corey Pitts. Sean Gumbs. Mike Jones. Kevin Knight. Steven Russell. Fedel Underwood. Anthony Carter. Brian Smith. Greg Rice. Phil Shapiro. Daryl Ethridge. Eric Hampton. J.P. Hendricks. Greg Dutko. Wayne Thorton. Jason Russell. David Smith. Scott Kramer. Brian Furbush. Howard Kremer, Bill Abahazy. Linda Rice. Patty Montgomery. Coach Sam Turner. Kneeling: Galen Barr. Rolando Person. Ted Kolshon. Jamie Gaeta, Wilbur Neal, John Hendricks. Jarod Machinga. Robert Kramer. Jeff Hornstein. Stacey Cross. Mark Gottdenker. Eli Stern. Sitting: Louis Roldan. Jon Bach. Joe Cseh, Lloyd Scott. Barry Halpern. Philip Petrignani. Lenny Vishnevsky. Rusty N'eal. 142 143 Brian Furbush Rolando Person Charles Anderson VARSITY Standing, L-R: Chris Rausch. Keith Wagner. Coach Pellegrino. Gregg Piltch. Mike Davino. Mike Goran. Kneeling. L-R: Scott Bolin. John McCormack. Richie Gluck. B.J. Smith. Andy Malinconico. Kevin Fergoson. Sitting. L-R: Rick Malov. Rick McNamara. Mark lanuzzo. Byron Frank. Chris Korthaus. Jeff Kolbrenner. J.V. Standing. L-R: Paul Pelo. Joe Kondek. Rick Maloy. Albert Black. David Rosenthal. David Steinberg. Scott Bolin. Ronald Kessler. Kneeling. L-R: Fred DeNardo. Tommy Giovinozzo. Mike Hudak. Glen Slater. Kevin Burke. Chris Korthaus. 144 Kevin Ferguson Byron Frank Keith Wagner Richie Gluck 145 Gregg Piltch Chris Rausch Jeff Kolbrenner Softball Erika Hodge Beth Bartlett 146 Sue Maines Millie Bethune Standing, L-R: Kim Mela. Susan Maines. Dawn Masiello. Beth Eckenrode, Amy Sunshine. Melissa Jacobs. Peggy Margarites. MaryAnn Grena. Colleen Phelan. Maria Eckenrode, Kim Drause. Kneeling. L-R: Denise Stone, Danielle Anderson. Heidi Simon. Tracey Taylor. Beth Bartlett, Tracy Ciaglia, Lauren Caldera. Erika Hodge. Annette Tomasello, Nancy Lawler. Virginia Thompson. Sitting, L-R: Stephanie Schuster. Chris Norbut. Donna Chambers. Stephanie Zimmerman. Dana Hornstein. Nancy Portlock. JoAnn Beyers. Jennie Ciaglia. Susan Rausch. Laura Niceforo. MaryAnn Grena Chris Norbut Tracy Ciaglia 147 Laura Niceforo Donna Chambers Dave Rothman Victor Kan Standing, L-R: Jeff Hurwitz. Brian Sivin. Keith Wolman, Jon Bior. Barry Schechter. Billy Burger, Danny Kadutfadil, Coach Rizzo. Kneeling, L-R: Adam YVeinstock. Victor Kan. Joe Sheppard. David Rothman. 148 149 Joe Sheppard Julie Bloom Stephanie Schuster Standing, L-R: Judy Adamski. Lisa Baglino. Lori Zagarola. Toni Quaglia, Coach Manley. Kneeling, I.-R: Jennifer Kenas. Stephanie Schuster, Julie Goldstein. Julie Bloom. 150 L R: Susan Sunshine. Dave Power. Dave Egee. Coach Richard Holler. Tom Dempsey. Senior Gregg O'Neill Senior Dave Egee 151 Tom Dempsey Senior John Henderson JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS «52 153 Juniors Kerry Abahazy William Abahazy Frank Alexander Robert Allen Maria Anagnostopoulous Chris Ancona Janet Anderson Mark Anderson Tina Antista Barry Axelrad Eric Bach Christine Baeder Duane Baez Patrick Baglino Christine Banis Mario Barakat Jon Barasch Susan Bare 154 Juniors Jeffrey Becker Linda Bedkowski Lisa Beilin Elisa Bergenfeld Tim Berliner Tina Bersch Michael Beyer Hector Bidot Robert Birnbach William Bonetto Michael Bonura Peter Booker Susie-l.in Brett Cheryl Brislin David Brown Daphne Buffaloe Gina Carlton Andrea Carney Kimberley Carter Bruce Castiglioni Tom Cerbone Jodi Chaiken Donna Chambers 155 Diane Chan Juniors Ann Chan Tracy Ciaglia Patrice Cleary Dennis Clune Niki Cockrill Cheryl Cohen Deborah Cohen Clen Coleman Sharon Cosenza Melissa Costello Sandra Croke Shawn Cross Michael Da vino Robert Debold Cassandra Deckle Thomas Dempsey Ronald Devilbiss Julie DiMartino 156 TYvo smiling angels. Juniors Natalie DiPierdomenico John Doby Sean Dolan Richard Donaldson Patrick Donahue Lisa Dorfman Donna Dubuske Susan Duda Jennifer Dunn Greg Dutko Elizabeth Eckenrode Michele Efrom David Emmel Todd Endresen Barbara Engel Kristine Engelhardt Gary Eosso Judy Evers Kevin Ferguson Alvino Fernandez Tanna Fisch Stephen Fisher Andrea Freund Gerard Galietti Juniors Amy Gall Anna Geelan Jessica Gelber Andre Geran Debra Gershkowitz Carmelo Gibilisco Russell Goodheart Erinn Gossett Maryann Grena Frank Guariglia Barry Halpern Christine Hatfield Richard Hecht Robin Hedden Susan Helgesen Gary Heller Kim Henriksen Elizabeth Hcrmida Michael Herriger Janet Hiscock John Hoffman Monica Holzhauer Greg Hoover Michael Hudak 158 Juniors Judy Hummel Harold Hunley Paul Hurlburt Daniel Hurley Claudia 1 -z. f Anita Idicula • • Michael Inguaggiato Robert Isaksen Charles James Leah Jones Laura Joyce Agnes Kam Elizabeth Kedra George Kelly Lisa Kenny Dennis Kessler ■ Christine Knueppel Peter Kolshorn 159 Juniors Joseph Kondek Lisa Kotzcn Edward Kulback Randi Lamport Barbara I.apaz Matthew Laportc Gregory Larsen Donald Lascola Arlene Laverty Melissa Layman Glenn Lcderman Diane Leidenheimer Cheryl Levy Lori Libutti Andy Lo Lisa Locorriere Margaret Long Bryan Long Andrew Malinconico Thomas Maciejewski George Magnenat Suzanne Marotti Gary Martin Thomas Martin 160 Juniors Jennifer Martucci Bernard Matysczak John McCormack Craig McCoy James McCraw Joseph McGurty Patricia McHugh Laura McKeown Kelly McLaughlin Vincent Mecca Stephanie Mcggison James Melvan Dean Menna Susan Miller Melissa Minutillo Lesley Mitter 161 itm Studying before class! Juniors Daniel Mooney Barbara Moran Eric Morris Allen Mortenson Robert Mullas Daniel Munoz Donna Murriello Glenn Myers Harold Neal Wilbur Neal Laura Niceforo Susan Nixon Christine N’orbut Stephen Osborn Jun Pak Robert Papagcorgiou 162 A Juniors Joseph Passarctti Deborah Peek Paul Pelo Jennifer Penn Debra Perlson Philip Petrignani Coleen Phelan Aime Pollack Michael Powers Gerrin Presti Vicky Rabinowicz Roberto Ramirez Gregory Rice Linda Rice Kimberly Rike Ismael Rivera Philip Robles Todd Rodelli Irene Rogalski Eugene Rogan Sabrina Rohrs Phylis Rossi Michael Russo Jennifer Sakowski 163 Juniors John Sanfratello Emilio Santos Teresa Sasso Janice Scanlon Charles Schifano Scott Schmitt Alan Schreiber Ingrid Schueller Anne Marie Schultz Luclen Sergile David Shave Daniel Sheehan Meghan Sheehan Frank Shornock John Short Michael Silver Mary Ann Simmons Heidi Simon Glen Slater B.J. Smith David Smith Douglas Smith Juanita Smith Scott Smith 164 Juniors Hey. what is the answer to number three? Tracy Smutko Alison Spann Victor Sraeriglio Wendy Stahl Steven Stanger Elizabeth Steers Miriam Stein Michael Steiner Laurie Stephens John Straley Suzanne Stuhl Lisa Sturt Amy Sunshine Susan Sunshine Michelle Svercauski Chris Szabo Juniors Tracey Taylor Deidre Thomas Kristina Tomasello Traccie Tomasello Kenneth Tranoris Dawn Trenery Michael Tyrrell Lisa Vaccarclla Chris Van Orden Chris Vaughn Charles Vena Cathi Vordem-Thoren Kirk Wagner Melissa Wathington Carl Watson Theresa Waugh 166 Juniors Michele Weinberg Sheryn Weiner Scott White Joseph Whitehead Elizabeth Wicke Fred Williams Jennifer Williams Christine VVinkflne Sharon Wodtke Stacey Wolfe Paul Wolke Richard Wood Lisa Woolf Jeonga Yang John Young Kerri Zeller Donna Zeni Stephanie Zimmerman Dawn Zutcll George Zweidinger 167 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 168 t ) Sophomores Shari Abelman Eric Abraham Michael Alberici r Alicia Allen iw Joseph Allocco IA Curt Alper Adele Amari Joseph Anagnos Danielle Anderson Gregory Anderson Martin Anderson Diana Andrews David Angress Thomas Arendt The cheerful sophomores after a proud victory. Andre Assante Galen Barr Ladonna Bell Darren Bellamy Michele Bennett William Berger George Beyer Patricia Beyer Joann Beyers Jonathan Bier 170 Sophomores Iris Birnberg Albert Black II Michelle Blout Scott Bolin Jeff Borden Joseph Bore Richard Borr Arthur Brandao Collette Brice Maureen Briggs Kim Brown Sharon Brown Sandra Bucco Christina Bulvano Kevin Burke. Sandy Burney Loree Burrows Donna Butler Michael Cabret Robert Cahill Lauren Caldera Kevin Cambridge John Cameron Richard Camperlino 171 Sophomores Lisa Capestro Michele Cappell Charles Carbone John Cardiello Margaret Carey lulia Caruso Arthur Case Kathleen Casey Debra Centimole William Chasen Michelle Chasser Jennifer Cherence Brian Chu Jennie Ciaglia Lori Clax Jonathan Cohen Steven Cohen Laurie Colantuoni Timothy Coldenhoff Jonathan Colt Barbara Connell David Conner Chiara Corcione Donna Cosenza Mmmmmm ... 172 1 Sophomores Charles Creamer John Croke Stacey Cross Maryann Cruz Billy D'Alessio Paying close attention Joseph Dalzell Billy Datz Curtis Davis Gayle Davis Jeana Dean John Delia Fred DeNardo Kim DeShaw Karen DeWitt Ken Devanev David Dickey Larry Druker Greg Drusjak Leslie Duckworth Maria Eckenrode Jennifer Eisner Todd Engel Eric Engelhardt Darrell Ethridge 73 Sophomores Missi Feiertag Peter Fitzgerald Valerie Flanagan Susan Franklin Carlina Freeman Dina Freund Denise Friedman Maria Fumarola Thomas Furmato Carolyn Gabriel TYoy Gallo Lonnie Garrett Brian Geldziler John Gendlek Patricia Gendlek Geneane George John Gerecitano Cynthia Germak Diana Germak Allyson Gibel i I I Tommy Giovinozzo Scott Glenda Carolyn Goddard Scott Goldner 174 Something, or someone has got Eric's attention! Sophomores Karen Golub Sally Good row David Gottdenker Heather Gregg Melinda Gutowski Brian Halsey Patrick Hamor Debra Hecht Roy Hendra John Hendricks Suzanne Hermida Paul Hernandez Thomas Higgins Diane Himelblau Patrick Hinfey David Ho Cynthia Hoffman Paul Hoffman Marc Holler John Holmes Joseph Holmes Dana Hornstein Raymond Huang Donna Hughes 175 Sophomores Kurt Hummlor Paula Hummlor Jeanne Hurlburt Angela Hutchinson Michele Isaksen Melissa Jacobs Mary Jarvis Heather Jeckell Gary Jones Michele Jones Valeric Joyce Tina Kar Carolyn Kelly Greg Kencitzski Janice Kent Donald Kessler Doreen Kirchner Carl Klatsky Michael Klein Guess what happened to me yesterday?!! Jon Knapp Lakita Knight Janine Knocller Kristi Kofoed Janey Kolyer 176 Sophomores Cheryl Konwinski Chris Korthaus Charlie Kosbab Drew Kosmowski Kimberly Krause Let me see. where did I put that ... Barbra Krinskv Tracey Kukoski Karen Kwan John Kwiecinski v, I ) lohn Lakes Susan Lally Elsa Lam Laura Lamantia Melodie Lamberson Deborah Lambert Joseph Lambertson William Lambertson Steven Lange Nancy Lawler Paula Leavy Michael Levine Eric Levy Robert Longcttc Robert Luttgcns 177 Sophomores Sandra Machinga Laura Magee Richard Malov Jacalyn Marcus Peggy Margarites Richard Marrero janine Martucci Kathleen Masarik Karen Masterson John Masucci David Mauro Joseph Mauro Michelle Mazerall Robert McCartin Gerald McCord Michael McCronan Kimberly McCusker John McEvoy Anne McHugh Kevin McKeown Brian McLaughlin Sean McMahon Kevin McNamara Kevin McParland fa lk w N ■ A1 178 Sophomores Audrey Mendelsohn Tawanna Metoyer • John Mikulski Victoria Milano Matthew Miyakawa Robert Moffitt Christopher Moje Margaret Morales Robert Mucinski Maureen Murphy Stacey N'adell Tanja Noren Kathleen O’Connell What’s so interesting? Douglas O’Haire Edward O'Sullivan Dara Obcnauer Ben Ochi negro Michael Okane Shannon Olsen Jenifer Ort Kelly Osteen Michael Otterbine � 79 Sophomores Chris Owens Priscilla Padron John Palasils Frank Paone Mark Pascucci Susan Peragine Rolando Person Hillary Pfeffer Derek Phillips lames Pierce Melissa Pictkewicz Cynthia Pisani Corey Pitts Nancy Portlock Debbie Quaglieri Michael Quariglia Thomas Raccis Kevin Ramsey Susan Rausch W Chris Raynor Raymond Reay Dawn Rice Deborah Robinson Isaac Robinson 180 Sophomores Jorge Rodriguez Gary Rosenson David Rosenthal Laurie Russo Walter Sanford Christopher Sarlo Barry Schechter Meredith Scherer Joseph Schlesser Paul Schreiber Ann Schuler Stephanie Schuster Jodie Schwartz Richard Schweiger Gregory Schweikert Llovd Scott Timothy Shaw I.ori Sherman Dawn Sickels Audrey Silver Roger Silvorgold Randall Singer Francine Smallwood Christine Socchting 181 Sophomores Roth Ouch Brett Solan Dawn Souza Iris Spann Michelle Stein David Steinberg Veronica Stephens Philip Stern Michael Stevens Denise Stone William Stoney Sheryl Stovekcn Tammy Stregarc Nina Strzalka What ya looking at. Cary? Richard Sullivan Ian Sunshine Nancy Szczepanick Maria Tagliaferri Robert Tanico Wayne Taylor Julie Tell Virginia Thompson Annette Tomasello Marcello Tomasiello 182 Sophomores Joshua Tookor Lance Tumulty Kamala Underwood Lorraine Underwood Anthony Valerie Nicki Vasilakis Salvatore Vena Steven Ventura Michael Viola Leonard Vishnevsky George Walker Patricia Wall Kelly Walsh Connie Waters Diane Weber Julie Wodtke Katherino Wohl Keith Wo 1 man Carol Wood Thomas Worrad What a face! WooBong Yang Todd Youncofski 183 Greg Ziegler FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY 184 185 Remembering . . . Mr. Patrick Maggio The students, faculty, and administration were sad- dened this past December by the sudden death of Mr. Patrick Maggio. Mr. Maggio was employed by the Matawan Regional School District for twenty-three years as a history teacher, supervisor of vocational education. Assistant Vice Principal, and Vice Principal. Mr. Maggio's influence helped to shape the lives and careers of many at M.R.H.S. His guidance, leadership, and genuine concern for all earned him the respect and admi- ration of both the staff and all the students. As a result, the graduating class of 1968 dedicated their yearbook to him. In the dedication they wrote. We appreciate your unself- ishness and in an attempt to show our gratitude will con- tinue to strive for excellence no matter what the job.” Mr. Maggio’s enthusiasm for life was passed on to us. His love of life, family, country, and learning were impor- tant qualities of his character. He was dedicated and de- voted to his job and set an example for us to follow. Mr. Pat Maggio will be deeply missed by us all. 186 Administration Robert Nesnay, Principal Dr. Kenneth Hall Superintendent of Schools Daniel Skelton Assistant Principal Harriet Primack Assistant Principal Betty Rebarick Assistant Principal Kenneth Smith Assistant Principal MATAWAN-ABERDEEN BOARD OF EDUCATION: Standing, left to right: Theodore Endresen. Michael Kidzus. Prudy Marino — Assistant to the Board Secretary. Bruce Quinn — Board of Education Secretary. Seated, left to right: Alphonse DeRosa. Irving Hurwitz. Dr. Richard Brown. Ardis Kisenwether. Marilyn Brenner. Not pictured: J. Douglas Scott. Robert Hesse. i Michael Klavon Deputy Superintendent William Conwell Assistant Superintendent Joseph Hancock Assistant Superintendent 187 Faculty Franees Adler Marlene Angress Barbara Barnes David Beadle Sam Beaumont Albert Benaquista Mark Bendon Anthony Bombaci Robert Bossett Leon Britton Carol Bucco Michael Burdick Charles Burke Charlene Canzano Clara Carver Joseph Colford Anthony Crego Nance Cruikshank Margo Crupi Patricia Cunningham Mrs. Hannah reaches for a high note. 188 r Faculty Liesolette Currie George Deitz Helen Dolan Patricia Dolan Susan Donnelly Louis Elwell Gail Endrodi Bauwens Harvey Epstein Jack Evans Louise Fitzpatrick Margaret Fleischer Helen Flood Jay Franks Anne Frazier James Friedl Sheila Galgan Maria Garafolo 189 Gianna Genovese Faculty Jack George John Geran Joel Glastein Larry Goldstein Maryann Greco Gertrude Groveman Janet Gruft Linda Guadadiello Joyce Gurvitz Marianne Handler Caroline Haney Anne Hannah Richard Holler Judith Holmes Joan Hubbell Stephen Hutnik Faye Irons Eugene Jaczynski Deiter Johnson Ronald Kamin 190 Faculty Concetta Kelley Eileen Korz Ethel Kozlik Stanley Lachiewicz Karla LaVoie William Lawlor Howard Lloyd Paul Loeb James Lukach Bruce MacCutcheon Maureen Mahoney Pamela Main Joseph Martucci Ronnie Marvald John Masiello Patricia Mattern Marilyn McCarron John McKenna James McNicholas Greg Nicholson 191 Faculty Charles Nieder Jan Niemira Carol Ortiz Marie Panos Mrs. Genovese Alyce Perry Virginia Phelan Frank Pinkus Richard Post Claudio Ramos Margarita Ramos Charles Rego Barry Rizzo Margaret Robertson William Ross Clare Rucci Benito Ruggiero Mary Ryan Bonnie Sachs Renee Sackerman Katherine Sakin 192 Faculty Anthony Salvatore Jewel Seehaus-Fisher John Shaw Elaine Singer Wayne Smith Joan Soderlund Wayne Spells Paul Sutton Cheryl Sykes Madeline Trevor Samuel Turner Carol VanDusen Carlo Vinci Mark Vlossak Gloria Wein 193 Gail Wovna Clerical Staff Diana Brody Virginia Driscoll Patricia Engel Zelda Levine Barbara Powers Verna Schneider Ellen Shore Mrs. Brody. Mrs. Powers, and Mrs. Marine keeping things in working order. Cafeteria Staff From left: Vera Wilson. Eleanor Duda. Dolores Schetelich. Flo Guzzo. Argie Tringali. Ann Weldon. Wilma Silvers. Janet Orrok. 194 Classroom and School Aides Karen Ancona Alberta Donohue Arlene Hatkin Mary Powers William Rice Agnes Riggio Carol Silvergold Margretta Stachura Mrs. Ancona at work in the Resource Room. (A lohn Thornton Linda Walling Zena Wolman Vbu better bet they’ll clean their plates. Custodial Staff Richard Masarik Ann Tucker Frederick Hopler Jack Horner Senior Trip Mr. Nesnay keeping watch. Toga party!!! Chaperones enjoying a meal. The sweatshirt says it all!!! Just one of the guys.' Mr. Lachieivicz discovers something interesting!?! 196 MRHS Class of 1985 Commencement Week of 6 23 85 197 KEN’S Kosher Delicatessen Restaurant Appetizers Buffet Catering Hours — 8:30-9 Tucs. thru Sunday Fall Dinner Menu Early Bird Specials Strathmore Shopping Center Route 34 Matawan, NJ. 07747 STEPHEN A. 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Surina Rare Coin Co. 116 Main Street Matawan. New Jersey 07747 (201) 583-0130 •COMPETITIVE BULLION PRICES •U S GOLD COINS •ESTATES WANTED A Trusted Name In Numismatics' ICE CREAM PALACE Rt. 34 Strathmore Lancs Shopping Center Aberdeen 566-0919 Ice Cream Cakes for All Occasions 16 Flavors Hard Ice Cream Frozen Novelties Diet Cup 80 160 Calories All Ice Cream Made on Premises Good Luck! ___________________________________________ HARRIS HARDWARE 130 Main Street Matawan. N.J. FIRST PREFERRED MORTGAGE CORP. 20 Cambridge Dr. P.O. Box 616 Aberdeen, New Jersey 07747 201 !% AUTO SUPPLY INC. Matawan 37 Mill Road OIT Hwy. 34 566-2420 Hour� : Mon.-Fri 8 A M.-9 PM. Sal.-Sun. 8 A M -6 PM COMPLIMENTS OF Berc 1 INC. 0 REALTORS® i Better N H«mess 583-5000 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985 We Wish You Success, Health, and Happiness in the Future. MATAWAN CARD GIFT SHOP Colonial Shopping Center Matawan, N.J. Familiar Faces 202 Matawan 566-2800 160 Main Street 90 Locations Throughout New Jersey and Florida LAW OFFICES THOMPSON STOLLER 142 Highway 34 Aberdeen, NJ. 07447 Matawan High School Jazz Band 1st row. left to right: T. Ccrbonc. C. Farrell, J. Kowalski. C. Wilson, D Hecht, M. Powers. 2ml row: M. Chaser. B Kankhauscr. J. DiBlasi. D. Schcchtcr. J. Knapp. S. Ratel 3rd row: D Maisano. I). Ilcuscr. E. Abraham. B. Schcchtcr. J. Levitt. G. Hecht. Mr. Carlo Vinci (advisor). I). Shave. When the people of Monmouth County think real estate... they think of us. —Barbara tinbinder Qntuijc. Irr! Plli £1« EINBINDER REALTORS Freehold ______431-4707 Manalapan _____536-1200 Marlboro _______5364300 Matawan Aberdeen_566-1881 Millstone _____446-4959 Middletown ____671-3500 Founded 1851. HARMONIA SAVINGS BANK At ' � � 342 L� r 14 . HA, 2321 I Hnws 6. m. is • 671 2VOO llomtOSl. IUW SqvJ' ■ 2 9 0 00 AMWWOirc %«ttM l. Otttn jnd 4mnC« li« MfMBfR f.O.I.C. 204 Professional Empioyrront Counsellor St rat how e Shopping Center 125 Hwy. 34 World's Largest Matawan. NJ 07747 Employment Service (2011 583-3311 NANCY SHARYN; FLASHBACK . .. Gravely Brook; parties at Nancy’s; football games; I’m a Sharon you're a Sharyn; Pina Coladas; Then I went to my closet; Diet 7-Up; shopping sprees; the gook; Manas- quan; nothing you say can keep me away ... ; Breakfast anyone?? Fettucini fights; our first game of “real poker; Joe blow; the R.G. experi- ence; Rick in Washington; Happy Hour; Let’sgo to Staten Island!!; Shiki; Homecoming; cruising in Monte; Kama-cozie Krim; phone calls at 7:00 in the morning; security guard let me in; secret lovers; strange relationship; always remember Bar-Baby-O-Baby-Dos!! Kremer vs. Kremer; Krimson and Clover!!! THANKS FOR ALL OF THEM GUYS!!! LOVE ALWAYS, SHAR Harold Sherman, Optician To Its Most Comfortable Fit In Spectacle Eyewear Special Consideration for Senior Citizens Hours: 9-30-5:00. Mon. Thurs. Eves, til 8:30 — Sat. till 4:00 Invisible Bifocals Athletic Protective Eyewear Cataract Specialty — Ultra-Thin Lenses Strathmore Shopping Center State Highway 34 Matawan. New Jersey 07747 Phone (201) 583-3888 (201) 583-0400 Robert Feldman Attorney at Law 125 Highway 34 P.O. Box 410 Aberdeen, N.J. 07747 205 KINGS DRUG OF CLIFFWOOD, INC. Highway No. 35 ClifTwood, NJ 07721 BIG RED Q QUICKPRINT CENTER RALPH BARBARA CUCINELU OWNERS CURATORS HWY 35 4 CLIFFWOOD AVENUE CLIFFWOOD NJ 07721 (201)5664263 Carvel® OF CLIFFWOOD Licensed Manufacturer and Packager of America’s Freshest lee Cream Products Jack Mary Burnctsky. Proprietors 566-5824 Specializing in: Custom Cakes, Institutional Sales. Largest Selection Rt. 35 ClifTwood Avc. ClifTwood. NJ. 07721 Certified Kosher by O K Laboratories CLIFFWOOD PLAZA RT 35 S CLIFFWOOD AVENUE ABERDEEN. NEW JERSEY 07721 (201) 583-8444 - ■ Yacker Granata Attorneys at Law A Professional Corporation 210 Main Street Matawan, New Jersey 206 BOOSTERS Campochiaro - Miss Kristina Radimas Loves Xiomara Jennifer and Laura Best friends forever. Good Luck Scan Mullancy Love Dirtbomb JUDY. NORM. SCOTT and MICHELLE Andrew. Van for rent ... Love ya, Shar Thomas. I’ll love you always, love Jenn Michelle. Always remember the good times. Love ya, Shar Tract Hide. THE BIRD IS AVERY SILLY FROG! Best of Friends Tracy, Nat, Deb, Jen. Heidi, Kick, Stace, Irene, Gina, Maria Congratulations to Pillar Staff and Advisors Ryan — Nick is Not a fruit! Love Always. Lisa Melissa Israel is Real. Sister Debbie — Good luck don't forget HIM! — Love, Sister Lisa Arlene, get fired much!!! Randi and Anne Good luck to my good friends Mike Jones Laura Tranoris — Good luck in college!!! G. Genovese Hey Dude!!! — Z.M. S.C. Best of luck from Ms. Main Penny Hood No more Mr. Nice Guy — on your knees woman!!! Louise Fitzpatrick Mr. Mrs. Ron Gossett Terri — Best friends forever — Love Debbie Mr. Mrs. Ramos To Chris Melissa — you’re both the best!!! Save A Prayer Tenor Sax Family ’84 Jon, Debbie, Cheric, Keith, Bcrnic, and Dave ! “Connivers come! - Heroic Imp. Escapee, Carnegie Best Wishes! From the Class of '86 Down Town Pizza Man Brown Conformity is Brain Death! Joseph D. Sheppard Best Wishes '85 To J.E.M. The Light of My Life D.M. — All My Love, J Best of Luck! From L.H.S. to M.R.H.S. Bloomingdalcs Oh Boy! Tom, I wish you were my big brother. Karen A. — THANKS for putting up with us. Love Pillar James the Egg Jonathan A. Hummel Jeff, I’ll always love you. Shell Best of Luck to all the graduates. The Ramos Family Good Luck to Huskieview Seniors from Mrs. Wovna and staff. Mrs. Bugs. Good luck! Love English Muffins Fay Beilin Mrs. TSTLUYQLNITSWLSHYEYNTNMTHYLYNT. Rhodes Anne Dick Frazier Delight yourself in the Lord and He will give you the desires of your heart, Love Mom Dad Congratulations Mitch, it’s been fun. let’s keep in touch. Mom Dad, I wouldn’t want you any other way. I will always love you both. Love T Irv Plotncr Pat Kooi Mr. Mrs. Robert Fitzpatrick Anthony J. Nuccio Mr. Mrs. Arthur Ciscr James D. Menshon Laura Germak Lud Durante Christine and Christopher Germak Pearl Hatten Kathryn Tomasello Tracey Nusbaum Mr. and Mrs. Jack Evans Bob Caroline Phelan Julia Germak Minnie Durante Louisa Durante to: Po bear, Twinkic, Davey C Ruffles “WE WANT BATONS” Love, Lulu I Love You Drew, Forever yours Alison “THE BUD’S , FRIENDS FOREVER!! “GUMBY RULES D. S. — 84 Connie Loves Randy always and forever! Jimmy Bernadette Always Forever Tigger -F Dee Forever — Love Lisa Class of 86 senior year, “will be just like old times.” I accept the challenge, Joy-Lynn D.E.C.A. class of ’85 thanks Pat Baglino Joy-Lynn Kinsey — SAGITTARIUS John, Sandra, Melinda and Jack Gutowski Good Luck Class of ’85 207 Autographs 208 m tone