Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1986 volume:

■ 2 Contents page page page page page . page page 4 18 34 52 78 116 138 page 174 I75 High Energy It's a typical Friday. The last bell sounds People squeeze through doors, flock the hallways, speed to their lockers A girl in a maroon and white sweatshirt yells to her friend. Don't forget about the football game tomor- row! Her friend yells back Don't worry Kevin. Bobby. Kim well, every- body including me will be there It's Saturday afternoon High school students rush to the game The bleachers are stocked full The cheerleaders yell. The teams yell. The people yell. Banners fly. Pom pons tossed, Music played Twenty one to twenty five minutes to go Time out! Conference time. The team huddles alright then guys, let 's go out and get them' Hutt Hutt one. hutt two. hutt three — Hike1 The field a chaos scene Charlie! I'm open! Pass it here1 Now! , yells someone He hurls the almond-shaped bullet It soars up and up His fellow teammate eyes it carefully His arms raise Umph' He steams away Opposing players trail in pursuit He picks up speed The goal line in view. His limbs are on fire A few more yards. He jumps and tumbles The winning touchdown1 The sign says it all The tag games spirited many victims this year Yeah' We re gonna rip'em apart — Bob Wordelmann. Wal- ter Neal, Darrin Kaplan The boisterous crowd is thunderous Everyone begins to chant the dogs are alive in 85! We won this one. And everyone thinks — just wait till next week s game I Simon says, turn around! Mr Nesnay Let's jam! Will we survive next year's crowded hallways? — Maria Eckenrode. Connie Waters 5 6 the weekend I'M X H] ty gi |Oy -« Ipw � • M to� OttMTS ll 0 un AX o ifM CMSvoom tho, t scr ) r«3 no,o o� ow3h «no lewned Hoowworti««agnM Som «ludent� Hian «itw r M wgni � 0 I J� nu |UM «i.! won-1 Me i nool rO “K 1 , — Chris Tomasello. Chris Baeder Eric. I hope you Eric Remold. Karen Ratel Bombaci Kim Hendnck- 7 Our blue light special for today is . .. Barbara Moran I don't accept coupons — Jon Barasch I love my job — Melissa Lavman ' Wt 3 Pirns of I Cappuccino... ? — Tina Bersh Would you believe I'm baking my mom a sweater? — John Sanfratello Zelda. C'mon down! — Anita Idicula We don't carry filth! — John Doby Moonlighting Up. down and all around town, familiar faces pop up m many stores and restaurants A lot of students besides going to school, work for a living For them twenty four hours is never enough because it is so difficult to work, go to school, do homework participate m activities and spend time with the family all m one day But working pays off Money enables them to attend college, to travel, to buy a car. to buy new clothes, and especially to buy a yearbook' Even though working doesn't leave these hard working students a whole lot of time they would probably say it is worth it. 9 What am I going to wear tomorrow? — Lori Barnett Punky funky! — Stephanie Harris Look at those floor new Ma- donna! Reeboks rule!!! 10 tiles! — Anonymous Dress You Up Summer was over, we had to go back Because if we didn't we'd get lots of flak. And when we returned to start the new year What to our wondering eyes should appear But an explosion of colors and paislies and plaids Which were quickly becoming the greatest new fads. Big flower prints and roses galore. Shakerkmts. sunglasses, pins and much more Madonna and Springsteen gave impressions to copy With bright, gaudy jewelry and tee-shirts so floppy Haircuts were taking on brand-new dimensions But the bob and the pixie still held our attentions Reeboks and Guess took the country by storm And it didn't take Matawan long to conform. Some other new looks that appeared on the scene Were jeans that were printed in blue, black, and green. Palm trees and stirrup pants and flowered satin blazers — This school most surely was looking like lasers. With many new trends that were right up to par This year showed that our spirit was the greatest by far. Judy Hummel 12 'A- Let’s Get Physical Everybody worries about their bodies and how they look nowadays With the help of Jane Fonda. Joni Greggams. and Richard Simmons rigorous exercise and aerobic routines, Matawan girls, even guys, have a chance to keep healthy and in good shape Toning up muscles and building strength is also part of looking good and the weight room allows students to do just that This year, students can also exercise and enjoy open air and beautiful weather at the same time through the newly added fitness trail Matawan provides a variety of programs for all to enjoy getting into shape Our school representative in the This is a piece of cake — Tanna Fisch New York City Marathon — Mr. Nesnay Synchronicity! 14 After the Bell After school activities keep MfiHS buzzing. From the weekly meetings of the History Government Club to the exhausting practices of the football team Fun filled hours are spent after the eleventh period bell has rung The time and effort that the members of the various teams and groups and clubs dovotc to their organizations shows up in the long list of winning teams, shows and awards by tomorrow morning. — Ricky Marrero Does everybody have one of these permission slips9 — Mrs. Rucci “I can t get the darn thing to light! — Charlie Kosbab Freedom?! Many of the students will admit there sure are a lot of rules and regu- lations they have to follow through the course of their day. Careful ob- servation will attest to the fact that for most of the students most of the rules are followed most of the time. But ... The Yearbook photographer went out for a look to see some of our school's rules in the making or breaking. 16 Would you post bail for this crew? — Glenn Lederman. Stephanie Schuster, Anita Idicula. Andrew Malmconico, David Dickey Hey. listen. I can smuggle an apple into English for you! — Tony Randall. Lance Lupi Look familiar?! 17 18 Sophomores SOPHOMORES Judi Adamski Frank Amari 20 We're the best Matawan has to offe Peter Bloom Chris Blout Sharon Bolan Darius Boles Andy Bores Ron Bogda Mitchell Brody Ben Brown Bernard Byrd Hadson Boyce Christine BnsUn Ron Bradford Maureen Briggs Scott Burke Billy Butler Reggie Brisco Jimmy Scheuing, Jimmy Snyder Glen Campbell Christine Cannata Rick Capabianco Paul Carruth No. we can 7 blow up the school! — Mr. Beadle. Curtis Harris. Kevin Roum SOPHOMORES Denise Carimell Trisha Cataneda Gary Cather Christina Cavaliaro Victor Chan Stacey Chrystal Michele Oerkm Ailyson Cohen Warren Cohen Kim Conte Ron Cooley Janise Coons Todd Costello Dommick Cucaa Susan Daniels Adrian Dawson Robert DeMarco Carlton Deckle What are you looking at? — Lyle Himmel Twenty pounds, prett 22 Laurie Devmo William DeVizia Ken Dixon Chris Dohrenwend Tammy Dorsey Chns Dorsi Tom Fischer Jett Fisler Autumn Fitch Fiona Folk Jason Fruchter Valerie Gabey impressive! Come on. just one teeny weeny Personally. I like Sprite. smile. SOPHOMORES Raymond Gintner Lynn Giordano Nancy Gluck Richard Goldsmith Julie Goldstein Danny Gonzalez Mark Gottdenker Tammy Grabert Megan Grant Kim Gritzek Toni Ann Guarino Brad Hagensen Beth Halpern Stacy Hampton Heidi Hansen Frank Harkins Curtis Harris Alyne Heller You're not going to believe this. . Ask us no questions, we'll tell you n'Sl — Julie Goldstein 24 Michael Ho Suzanne Hooper Tnna Hor Carolyn Horn Barbara Hrung Jeff Hurwitz Joe inguaggiato Manama insley Norman Jackson Jeff Janota Jeanette Jarvis David Jelmski Pamela Jenkms Thomas Jensen Candi Jiosne Lorraine Johnson Sherwood Jones Danny Kaduthodil 25 — Linda Sprague, Michelle Scavo Push it out! — Kim Webster SOPHOMORES Randee Kimmel Michael Koelle Teddy Kolshorn Kathy Kuta Michele labamch Wayne Lapaz John Lemieux Stephanie Lessnick Meryl Levitt 26 Smile, and the whole world will wonder what you're up to! — Kim Penning- ton, Karen Kondek Erica Long Lance Lupi Joanne Lynch Bdi Macco Jarod MacNnga Andrew Mackoff Racheile Magee Kathy Mahoney Joe Maloney Glynis Mara Tnna Marsh Jamce Mas a Kim Mastetkxve Cheryl Matthews Charles Maurer Alicia McClain Tom McCoy John McGovern Jenny McLaughlin Mike McLaughi.n 27 SOPHOMORES Sean McMenanmy Bnan McFarland Rachel Meggison Sharon Mehlman Kelli Mesar Beth Messina Walter Neal L«sa Nicetoro Debbie Nixon Tracey Nusbaum Colleen O'Connor Mark Otero Rith Ouch Watch your step! — Kirsten Soder- lund. Sonya Sotinsky It's going to be a great year! — Duayne Thornton l T Greg 0'Ne.ii Michael O'Connor Danelle O'Steen Kelly 0 Steen 28 Rob Pagan Nikki Paiasitis Vikki Pam Randy Pease Kim Penrvngion Rich Perry Marcy Peterkofsky Maryann Peterson Cathy Phelan Andrew Phillips Ron Pietkewicz Nancy Piieggi Matthew Ptotner Jenny Pokty Chns Pollock Chns Positero Ken Powers Eric Prosn ewski Denise Putnam Dave Ouait Anthony Randall Heather Ratcliffe Karen Ratel Christine ReinhokJ Junior Class: Mrs. Connie Kelly, advisor. C. Bulvanoski, Secretary W Yang, President; S. Olsen. Vice President; Mr. David Beadle, adv.sor; not pictured — B. Chu, Treasurer. 29 SOPHOMORES Enk Remold Tyann Rice Jennifer Rippel Matt Rocco Cindy Roemer Howie Rooay Howard Rose Sheryl Rose Renee Rosenberg Kevin Roum Kevin Royce Eddie Ruiz Michael Ruscett Jason Russell Robed Rutkowski Dawn Sabbatino Christine Sales Joe Salkoskas Joe Sansone Susan Sarto Jill Savtov Wi«iam Scanlon Michelle Scavo Sam Schemer 30 “Us against the world. Michelle Mulkerin. Christine Canata I got it! — Andrew Mackoff ft t „ 0 Mike Schutzer rs Bill Shull f) Kerstm Sodertund Sonya Sotmsky Jimmy Scheumg Cathy Sheehan Dennis Smith ft John Schnappaut Eddie Short ft Jimmy Snyder Knsten Sommers ft ( ) Joseph Stahl ft Danny Shailit |HH ft 1 f Brian Sivin Dorothee Soechtmg Knsten Sommerhalter Adrienne Scordato Marietta Sirleat ft Kart SkroDan r Linda Sprague Philip Shapiro Cma Spann SOPHOMORES Tony Tarantola Frank Sturt Robyn Swindle jsdL Richie Szczepamak Shawn Szoke Frankie Tagijaforn Paul Tomaseiio George Tormay IT ' i Frank Travisano Joe Truitt David Veary « Denms Veary Just friends. 32 m Jason Weiner Gina Weldon Stacy Wilson 'here's the comma? — Dorothee Soechting Carla Watson fv • a r Greg Whitehead Charlene Weaver I Beveriy Williams Micah Wong f) 1 A I Bot Dy Wordeimann Mark Wright Eric Wunder Robert Yoruak Lori Zagarota I It's hard work being glamorous. — Kristen Sommers, and Kristen Sommerhalter. 33 34 Juniors 35 LaDonna Bell Michele Bennett George Beyer Joann Beyers What do I do now? Darren Bellamy William Berger Patricia Beyer Jonathan Bier Completely lost. Adele Amari 36 Ins Birnberg Michele Blout Jeff Borden Rich Borr Al Black Scott Bolin joe Bore Marc Brown JUNIORS Kevin Burke Sandy Burney Loree Burrows John Cameron Rick Camperlino Lisa Capestro 37 Michele Cappell John Cardiello Meg Carey Juli Caruso Kathleen Casey Lorraine Caulfield Bill Chasen ( Jennifer Cherence Steven Cohen Laurie Coiantuom Brian Chu f a Jennie Ciaglia Jonathan Cohen Peter Colantino Tim Coldenhoff Ta-dahU 38 J Mary Ann Ouz Bill D'Alessio David Conner Chiara Carcione Stacey Cross Charles Creamer Back to back! JUNIORS Bill Datz Gayle Davis Fred DeNardo Kim De Shaw I Diane DeVilbiss John Delia Kenn Devanoy 39 a David Dickey Seann Dolan Larry Drucker Greg Drusjack Leslie Duckworth Jennifer Eisner Eric Engelhard! Darrell Ethridge Missi Feiertag m Peter Fitzgerald Mana Eckenrode No. No. please! No picture1 Tim knows so G 40 Lonnie Garrett Brian Geldziler Patricia Gendiek John Gerecitano Whai a great bunch of gals! Hello, mom? Pick me up. t i John Gendiek Geneane George Cynthia Germak A Diana Germak Tom Giovinozzo Scott Glende Carolyn Goddard Scott Goldner JUNIORS David Gottdenker lanya Guthridge 41 John Hendricks Melinda Gutowski Sue Hermida Brian Halsey Raul Hernandez Pat Hamor Stephanie Hams Debra Hecht Tom Higgins m Patrick Hinfey m 4 U David Ho Roy Hendra Boy, am I tired — Debbie Hecht , i v Paul Hoffman John Holmes Kathy Houlihan Donna Hughes 42 m AAe Kurt Hummler Jeanne Hurlburt Mary Jarvis A t MW Paula Hummler Angela Hutchinson Heather Jeckeli Michele Jones Don't you like my shirt? — Mike Stevens JUNIORS Just Hanging out? Tma Kar Kim Keene Carolyn Kelly . 1 Greg Kencitzski Janice Kent a Donald Kessler Doreen Kirchner Carl Klatsky John Knapp 43 Cheryl Konwinski Drew Kosmowski Barbra Krinsky •V - I V r v • «• H i Steve Lange Nancy Lawler Michael Levine ft i Jimmy Kugit John Lakes Karen Kwan John Kwiecmski Don't turn around! Well. I think this is Eric and Chris, behind the cameras 44 Brian Martin Janine Martucci Karen Masterson John Masucct Deep in thought — Lisa Capestro David Mauro Joe Mauro JUNIORS Kim McCusker Anne McHugh 45 Sean McMahon n Kevm McParland ida Melmis Audrey Mendelsohn Lawrence Miele F John Mikulski Matt Mtyakawa } Bob Moffitt Chris Moje MargaretRose Morales Chris Mullen Tanya Noren Mike O'Kano Rob Mucinski Jaybe Nam Kathy O'Connell Edward O'Sullivan Sophomore Class: Mr. Joel Glastein. advisor; J. Straley. Vice President; L. Niceforo Secretary; C. Edelman. Treasurer; W. DeVizia, President. Getting ahead of things. 46 m -- Dana Obenauer Shannon Olsen Mike Osterberger Chris Owens Mrs. Hannah practicing with John Hillary Pfeffer Melissa Pietkewicz 47 Kevin Ramsey Sue Rausch Hans Romulus Chris Raynor 71 Gary Rosenson David Rosenthal Raymond Reay Dawn Rice Laurie Russo Walter Sanford Debbie Robinson Joe Schcosser x V' Paul Schreiber Chris Sarlo Barry Schechter 1 Chris Scanlon Meredith Scherer Stephanie Schuster Ann Schuler 48 Lori Sherman I Dawn Sickels Audrey Silver Steven Sherman Florence and the Nightingales. Christine Soechtmg Michelle Stem 49 JUNIORS Philip Stern Sheryl Stoveken 4tk Nina Strzalka Virginia Thompson Annette Tomasello Steve Tunney Anthony Valeri Lorraine Underwood Joshua Tooker Margaret Morales hard at work. Bored? or yu 50 Pam Vivirito Sal Vena Kelly Walsh lack of oxygen? What is that on Brian's arm? Period 11 JUNIORS John Wargo Conni Waters a Diane Weber Julie Wodtke Katherine Wohl Keith Wotman a Thomas Worrad Heidi Yi m Todd Youncofski Greg Ziegler 51 52 Good Old Days S3 Matawan Schools: An everlasting tradition It is difficult to conceive the fact that Matawan Schools have existed for at least two hundred years. The first knowl- edge of any school in the area was found in the record of a road dated March 24. 1761 However, this does not eliminate the notion that schools may have existed even earlier A prominent Matawan townsperson named Asbury Fountain is said to have attended an old schoolhouse. around 1815. standing on a burial lot next to a Presbyterian Church in the vicinity of Keyport. This was probably the house from 1761 Around 1833 an effort was made to build a school in the center of Matawan. Stockholders paid for the construction of a forty-four by thirty-six foot, two story building which opened in 1834 and was called Middletown Point Academy. Middle- town Point Academy was used for a few years until it went private. Our present public school system dates from 1895. when established under an Act of the Legislature in 1894 which provided for consolidation of all school districts A new eight room building was erected at a cost of $16,000 to accomo- date students In 1908, a $22,000. four room addition was added as the number of children attending school grew. The first student graduated from high school in 1895 was F Howard Lloyd, Sr. The course he took was only one year in length, and he was in a class by himself. Soon after gradu- ation, he became highly influential in the positive progression of the Matawan school system Mr Lloyd became principal in 1919. succeeding William L Miller, who had been principal since the school's reception in 1895 The same year, as President of the State Teacher s Association. Mr Lloyd helped in getting passage of the teacher s tenure law by the State Legislature He left Matawan schools in 1922 to become supervising principal of the Middletown Township school system, where he accom- plished as much for their schools as he did for ours Matawan schools are among the oldest organized schools in the area In fact, in 1982, there were only four schools in the area listed as four year high schools. Matawan being one of them. It is also interesting to note the difference between teachers' salaries today compared with those around 1916. That year high school annual salaries were as follows. $925 for Science and Math; $800 for English; $725 for History and Algebra; $810 for Latin and German; and a hopping $1,525 for the principal. It seems that teachers have always been underpaid By 1924 a much larger school was needed, prompting the construction of a new building on an eight-acre plot at Broad and South Streets. The structure, of Georgian architecture, cost in excess of $175.000. It was two and one-half story brick building containing thirteen rooms, a study hall, an auditorium of five hundred twenty-seven seats, a special manual training and domestic science room, a lunch room, and a three-hun- dred seat gymnasium. This building still stands today, and plans for its sale, or possible destruction, are still pending. In 1963 our present school was officially opened Construc- tion of this building cost approximately 2.3 million dollars of taxpayer money and grants from the state Facilities in the school were comparable to any fine school in the state at that time. A new business wing was added in 1981 It contains a comprehensive library, typing classes, computer rooms, and Math and English resource rooms, enhancing the school s educational opportunities Presently, activities concerning high school matters are numerous. Plans to move the 9th grade to the High School have been made, as well as other reorgamzational changes within the entire school system Nonetheless the High School will continue to strive to maintain excellence sending produc- tive men and women into the world as Matawan-Aberdeen schools have done for the past century By G Heller 54 55 Southpaws Our roving photographer was look- ing for a new slant on things and came up with a portfolio of familiar faces in and around Matawan Regional that write with their left hands. Some of them are even ambidextrous! 56 Meghan Sheehan 57 Clothes for Thought It seems that college sweats are an all around favorite clothing item at Matawan Regional. Whether they be a hand me down from family or friends, a souvenir from a college visit, the wish- ful hopes of a college applicant to the beginnings of a dream realized, the message is clear year after year Suzanne Hooper Chris Baeder 58 a rf Gary Heller Greg Rice 59 Barbara Engel Heart to Heart This past year, Student Council spon- sored several dances, all of which have been pretty successful. The Valentine's Day Dance was one of the successes. Not only did those who participated have a great time, but Student Council also made a profit. Hopefully, this is a sign that school spirit is growing and there will be more successful dances in the future. Mrs. Wein and Mrs. Marvald keeping an eye on things!! I have to get the words to this song. Marryin' Sam and Senator Jack S. Phogbound getting ready for the dance — Andy O'Connor and Joe Passaretti 60 MATAWAN HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT 3 BEDROOM CHELSEA COMPLETION DATE SPRING '8 6 FOR SALE PUBLIC AUCTION The Chelsea 61 Skiing at Snow You expect me to ski down that hill?! — Phil Petrignani, Glad to get off the bus at last! — Donna Zeni. Mr Robert Nesnay, Glen Slater. Jun Pak MaryAnn Grena 62 Boy talk over breakfast The group at Mt. Snow Chowing Down! 63 Wasting no time! Challengers JANUARY 28,1986 11:39.13 A.M. ri rr- '1 Country a rock blen for Farm Astronauts Ellison S. Onizuka. Christa McAuhffe. Gregory B Jarvis. Judith A Resmk. Michael J. Smith. Francis R. Scobee and Ronald E. McNair WV' V tAe 'v VX° � ,co’ «SfcJ.' J :--i ;:r: - ■' « ■ VL. w«� A'rf4« ''i V b ' 5 5. • V ► V' ' � H . - £« £ «• STC- 3 «• mS SP- vs J •__� � Rock Hudson 1943: r� gf� ttw 1956: G rr 1964: i� n «• 1977: a« 1981: “� 6 e se S . 1 � «0 rtc:-4 V J S ol-7 w “ tk t J5� °' £U � • . . x - ■ £GjL .... ... Sf - ? -• 0 1 LIVE AID MUSIC THAT MOVED THE WORLD Student Variety r Ethel Merman — alias Mrs. Betty Rebar- ick Part of High School Jazz Band — Eric Abraham. Jon Knapp, Mike Powers What A kick! — Ms. Carla LaVoie 66 Looking good! Dave Emmel Faculty Show Singular Sensation Hey, he's mine! Cute pompoms! Ms. Margo Crupi: showing her style! Are you all supposed to be doing the same step? Faculty vs. Jets The New York Jets paid a visit to Matawan on March 2, 1986 to play faculty members in a basketball game. The Jets outscored the teachers 76-63 The PTSO sponsored the event, which was held for the enjoyment of the community. 68 70 71 Senior Accomplishments National Merit Scholars — Commendations (L-R): Dan Sheehan. Michael Powers. Monica Melissa Layman — National Merit Scholar — Holzhauer — winner of Bausch Lomb Science Award Commendation Andrew O'Connor — D.A.R Good Citizenship Award Elisa Bergonfeld — New Jersey All-State Cho- rus 1985 Christine Hatfield — Girls Citizenship Institute; New Jersey Governor's School; Channel 13 Art Tri-state Exhibitor •I r1 L Kris Engelhardt — HOSA — State Competition Erinn Gossett — New Jersey Governor s School Janette Fernandez — HOSA — State Compe- tition 72 Gregg Rice — 1 st Team New York Daily News All-Metropolitan Team; 2nd Team All- State; 1st Team All-Shore All-County Dan Mooney — 1st Team All-Shore; All-County Monmouth County Arts Foundation Scholarship Recipients (L-R): John Doby. Vicki Rabinowicz. Jeff Becker Brian Long — 3rd Team All-Shore; 1 st Team Michael Davmo — 3rd Team All-Shore; 1 st Team All-Shore; All-Shore; All-County All-County George Magnenat — 1st Team All-Shore; All-County Scott Smith — Monmouth County Arts Foundation Scholarship Rusty Neal — 3rd Team All-Shore, All Coun- ty 73 Patrice from Nice Patrice Guyot is a French exchange stu dent who spent his senior year here at Matawan Regional High School He comes from Nice, in the south of France, on the French Riviera During his stay here, he is living with John and Linda Nagy in Cliff- wood Beach He became involved in the exchange program when a friend came to the United States and then explained to him the good behavior of American people. But he was also looking for an adventure and for something different. He likes the U S. because of its interest- ing people and its friendliness. He says that France has a totally different lifestyle in such things as communication among peo- ple. of which he says there is more here, and food, which he says is awful here be- cause there's too much fast food . Fash- ion, however, he says, is the same in both countries Patrice involved himself in a full curricu- lum of schoolwork. taking Calculus. AB. English IV. U.S. History I and II. English as a Second Language. Advanced Biology, and Comprehensive Reading After school, he was a member of the soccer team. In his free time he enjoys jogging, building model boats, listening to music (he likes Simple Minds. Prince. Madonna. Depeche Mode. Billy Idol, and U2). and dancing at night clubs. He has also visited New York City to do some sightseeing at places of interest. He describes French and American schools as very different French schools are much more complex, he says with more hours of work The school day lasts from 8am to 5pm Students have no choice in what courses they take; they involve themselves in one of the four curricula of science, literature, language, or econom- ics. and the courses pertaining to their field of study are chosen for them There is no free time after school for sports or extra- curricular activities. The baccalaureat is a big final exam for all high school students who wish to continue their education at a college, only 60% of all the students who take it actually pass the test, since it tests everything that has been learned in high school Learning English wasn't hard for Patrice He says it's easier to learn when you're leaving France. Because of the demanding schedule of French schools, and because students already have too many subjects to study . English was an easy class where they could joke around and have fun. After graduating high school. Patrice plans to attend Rutgers College of Engi- neering. Once he graduates from there, he will return to France to go to another col- lege to study to be a pilot His reason for attending Rutgers first is that he says it's easier to get into the other college if he already has his Engineering Degree. Patrice didn't miss his family much when he first came here, since everything was new. Now that he has gotten accustomed to things here and has made friends, he misses his family more than he did then. He says it's hard to get really good friends, since everyone here already knows everyone else Thero have been many highlights to this year He has visited Great Adven- ture and Virginia Beach. He has also gone to Disney Woiid and Sea World in Florida with his mother, who came to visit Another highlight to his year is that he finds it a great adventure to dream in English” 74 We sat undor the moon Beneath a tree. He looked into my eyes; He said he had a question for me Not quite sure of how to ask Or what to say. He took a deep breath an Looked away Will you please be my date For my senior dance? You're my first true love — My real romance Afterwards we could go up to the city And take a stage-coach ride Through Central Park It'll be very romantic To bo alone with you in the dark Then we could go to the fountain And drop m a dime To make a wtsh That our love will always shine The night will be ours For ondloss romance Only if you will accompany me To this dance —Carolyn Kelly 75 You’ve Got The Cutest Little Baby Face i m 78 79 Kerry Abahazy Robert Allen SENIORS William Abahazy III Janine Alt Too much is never enough Hoodie1 Beware of your desires: beware of the devil, and fear only me Robert Anfuso M. Tina Antista Like as it it's over Christine Baeder The years go by so quickly — but the memories will last forever Don t ever forget the good times with your high school buddies — Class of 86 Duane Baez 80 Ah yes! Friday 2:05 p m — Liz Kedra Maria Anagnostopoulous Christopher Ancona Kerry Abahazy 186 Cliffwood Avenue. Cliffwood 07721 Wo write our book and we deter■ Let's go windsurfing! mine our ending William Abahazy III 186 Cliffwood Avenue Cliffwood 07721 Robert Allen 15 Texas Road. Matawan 07747 Student Council 10 11.12. History Government 10. 11, 12, Spanish Club 10. 11; Pillar 12: Calculus Team 12. Honors Math Team 12; Soccer 10; Wrestling 10. 11. 12 Janine Alt R.D Box 46A Highway 34 Matawan 07747 Maria Anagnostopoulous 50 Angel Street. Cliffwood 07721 Pillar 11; History Government 11. Student Council 11; Marketing Distributing 12; Softball 10 Barry Axelrad Eric Bach Good luck Class of 86 That 's the way to do it Christopher Ancona 25 Woodman Place Aberdeen 07747 Basketball 10 Robert Anfuso 260 Main Street. Matawan 07747 M. Tina Antista 18' ? Highway 34 Matawan 07747 Barry Axelrad 7 Northland Lane Aberdeen 07747 Soccer 10. 11. 12; History Government 10. 11 12 Eric Bach 128 Dumbarton Hill Court. Aberdeen 07747 Soccer 10. 11 12; Basketball 10, 11 Captam 12: Student Council 12; History Government 11. 12. Calculus Team 12; Math Honor Society 12 Patrick Baglino Christine Banis Christine Baeder 72 Andover Lane Matawan 07747 Peer Leadership 10; History Government 10; Wres- tling Scorekeeper 10. 11 Duane Baez 372 West Prospect Avenue Cliffwood Beach 07735 Patrick Baglino 60 Idlewild Lane Aberdeen 07747 Speech Debate Secretary 10 Speech Captam 11. President 12; Student Council 10.11. 12; West Side Story 10; Come 8ack to the 5 Dime. Jimmy Dean. Jimmy Dean 12; History Government 10. 11; Pillar Assistant Editor 11; National Honor Society 11 12; TV. Broadcasting 10. 11. Thank you. and have a good day Christine Banis 464 Garden Place Cliffwood 07721 — Abahazy-Banis — 81 SENIORS Mario Barakat Jon Barasch Susan Bare Dream on Dream until your dream comes true Lisa Beilin Memories remain Roses never fade. —Journey William Bonetto Whereabouts unknown All the world s indeed a stage and we are merely players, perform- ers. and portrayers Elisa Bergenfeld Walk in beauty, hold a hand, roach for the sky Michael Bonura Why take life so seriously? It onty comes along once Tina Bersch Peter Booker Bohevo in yourself, keep striving tor success1 Christopher Barran Tis better to turn the cheek than to remain eyeless and toothless Michael Beyer Good Luck. 86 Cheryl Brislin Love and friendship are the great- est things m life 82 Sue Barrett Jeffrey Becker Play the game1 I'll see you on the dark side of the moon Mario Barakat 294 A Matawan Avenue Ciiffwood 07721 Football 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 10. 11 12; DECA 11. CIE 12; History Government 10. Jon Barasch 12 Ivy Way. Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11. 12. Math Honor Society 12; Ski Club 11. 12; History Government 10. 11 12; Student Council 11. 12; Pillar 11; Football 10; Wres- tling 10; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Calculus Team 12 Susan Bare 331 Woodbine Drive Ciiffwood Beach 07735 Wrestling Manager 10; HOSA 11. Secretary 12. Christopher Barran 333 Sherwood Drive Ciiffwood Beach 07735 Football 12; Winter Track 12. Track 12. Sue Barrett 16 Carol Lane Matawan 07747 Jeffrey Becker 319 Mam Street. Matawan 07747 Lisa Beilin 90 Andover Lane Aberdeen 07747 Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 10. 11. 12; Jazz Band 10; Huskieview 10, 11; Pillar 10. Layout Editor 11 Assistant Editor 12; History Government 10; Student Council 10 11 12. National Honor Soci- ety 11.12; Foreign Language Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 12; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 12, Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 11. 12; Academic Ail- American 11. 12; Calculus Team 12 Elisa Bergenfeld 63 Fordham Drive. Aberdeen 07747 Student Council 10.11; Chorus 10. 11. 12; Broadway Productions 10. 11. 12; Madrigals 12; All-State Cho- rus 12 Tina Bersch 12 Fountain Avenue Matawan 07747 Michael Beyer 113 Mam Street. Matawan 07747 Class Vice-President 12; Golf 10, 11; Football 10; Ski Club 12 David Brown Days turn to minutes, and minutes to memories Life sweeps away the dreams that we have planned. We are the young and wo are the future Tracey Brown Digital Display William Bonetto 326 A Matawan Avenue Ciiffwood 07721 Michael Bonura 113 Ravine Drive Matawan 07747 Peter Booker 711 Shore Concourse Ciiffwood Beach 07735 Football 10. 11; Track 11 Cheryl Brislin 484 Garden Place. Ciiffwood 07721 David Brown 3 Inwood Place, Aberdeen 07747 Cross Country 10. 11; Track 10; Pillar 11. Photogra- phy Editor 12; History Government 12; Ski Club 12; T V. Club 11. Tracey Brown 371 Hawthorne Street. Ciiffwood Beach 07735 Track 11 Barakat-Brown 83 Daphne Buffaloe SENIORS Eric Butler Never surrender During this final year I have schemed many schemes and I got away with it all! —Schemer 2 Kimberly Carter Michael Carver When was 17 my lather knew nothing By the time I was 18 it is amazing how much he had learned Donna Chambers Tracy Ciaglia An enthusiastic Tom Cerbone Patrice Cleary Niki Lynn Cockrill IV iassa happenena Hot StuffT7?7 I'm in love1! Ya. as if you think it's totally ac- cepted 84 Gina Carlton Today 's beautiful moments are to- morrow's beautiful memories Thomas Cerbone You can do a lot in a lifetime if you don t burn out too fast Barbara Coffey A piece of the action — Motley Crue Andrea Carney Daphne Buffalos 90 Mam Street Apt E ■ Matawan 07747 Cheerleading J.V 10, J.V Captam 11 Varsity 12; Track 10. 11; French Club 10 11 12; Thespian Soci- ety 12 Eric Butler 4 Sixth Street Matawan 07747 Football 10. 11 12; Track 10; Winter Track 11; Weight- lifting Club 10; Power Lifting Club 12 Gina Carlton 14 Wister Place Aberdeen 07747 History Government 12; Student Council 12 Andrea Carney 11 Idolstone Lane Aberdeen 07747 Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 10. 11. 12; Band Crew 11,12 We will survive Kimberly Carter 344B Cross Road, Matawan 07747 Jodi Chaiken Michael Carver 17 Beacon Lane. Matawan 07747 Student Council 10. 11. 12; Student Advisory Council 12; History Government Club 10 11 12; Calculus Team Captain 12; Ski Club 10 11. 12 If there s music m all hearts, if you listen you can hear each other 's song Cheryl Cohen Changes aren't permanent, but change is. Thomas Cerbone 368 Sherwood Drive Cliffwood Beach 07735 Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 10. 11. 12; Jazz Band 10,11.12. Broadway Productions Pit Band 12 Jodi Chaiken 41 Icemeadow Lane Aberdeen 07747 History Government 11; Variety Show 11. 12, VIP 12; Broadway Productions 11 12. Donna Chambers 8 Woodbrook Drive. Matawan 07747 Field Hockey 11, 12; Softball 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10; Winter Track 11; Ski Club 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12. Tracy Ciaglia 190 Matawan Avenue. Matawan 07747 Basketball 10.11, 12; Softball 10.11 12; Ski Club 12; Field Hockey 10 Patrice Cleary 22 Chestnut Drive. Matawan 07747 Field Hockey 10. 11. Captam 12; Spring Track Man- ager 10 11. 12. Niki Lynn Cockrill 95 Woodland Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 DECA II, 12. Barbara Coffey 23 Beechwood Terrace Matawan 07747 Cheryl Cohen 100 Oxford Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Who’s Who in American High Schools 11. VICA-CIE Secretary 12 Buffaloe-Cohen 85 SENIORS Deborah Cohen Glen Coleman Sharon Cosenza Today is the tomorrow I worried I am all that I have met about yesterday Michael Davino Robert DeBold Cassandra Deckle See ya later' Live life to please your sell Ronald Devilbiss Julia DiMartino Natalie DiPierdomenico Juha LuLu Petunia Gullable Wen- If the world is a vale of tears, smile dy Wanda Gidget Snow White till Rainbows span it. Luigi-Luigi Elizabeth Angela Di- Martino etc ... 86 Melissa Costello ▲ Dancing is the ultimate high Thomas Dempsey I learned more from a three minute record than I ever learned in school John Doby Form Follows Function Sandra Croke 47 Locust Street, Cliffwood 07721 Sandra Croke ROAKIE Diana Cruz Deborah Cohen 100 Oxford Lane. Aberdeen 07747 VICACIE 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11 Glen Coleman 111 Fordham Drive Aberdeen 07747 Soccer 10.11; Track 10.11; Speech Debate 10.11; Student Council 10, 11.12; History Government 10. 11; Calculus Team 12. Math Honor Society 12. SADD 11; Ad-Fab-Sac Co-Chairman, Secretary 11, Sharon Cosenza 43 Balmoral Arms Apartments. Matawan 07747 Melissa Costello 13 Liberty Street Matawan 07747 Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Pillar 11, 12. Math Honor Society 12. Who's Who Among American High School Students 12; T.V Club 12 Diana Cruz 4 Little Street, Matawan 07747 The picture says it all — Eric Bach. Greg Hoover Sean Dolan Richard Donaldson Michael Davino 2 Miriam Place. Matawan 07747 Basketball 10. 11. 12. Baseball 10. 11; Football 12. Robert DeBold 36 Avalon Lane Matawan 07747 Football 10, 11. Wrestling 10. Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Track 10; VICA CIE 12 Cassandra Deckle 695 Sunrise Avenue. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Thomas Dempsey 30 Weldon Road. Matawan 07747 Golf 10. 11; Captam 12; Soccer 10; Football 11; Na- tional Honor Society Co-President 12; Math Honor Society 12; Calculus Team 12 Ronald Devilbiss 304 Mam Street Matawan 07747 Julia DiMartino 363 Beverly Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Student Council 10.11.12; Class Secretary 11; Histo- ry Government 10. 11. 12; Colorguard 10. 11; Broadway Productions 10; SADO 11; Calculus Team 12. Natalie DiPierdomenico 306 Myrtle Street. Cliffwood 07721 Cheerleading 10. 11; Captain 12; Softball 10; Home- coming Queen 12; History Government 10. John Doby Ravine Manor Apartment F3. Fredwood Place. Matawan 07747 Huskieview Art Editor 11; SADD 11; Thespian Society 11.12; Teen Arts 10.11 12: Advance Placement in Art 12; Matawan Rotary Art Show Winner 12. Sean Dolan 31 Weldon Road Matawan 07747 My way of joking is to tell the truth; and that in itselt is a big enough joke. Richard Donaldson 8 Prospect Place. Matawan 07747 Cohen-Donaldson 87 SENIORS Patrick Donohue Lisa Dorfman Donna DuBuske Susan Duda There's a time to weep, there's a time to sow, there S a time to stay and there 's a time to go Sugar Beets on Rye Bread. Mich1 The memories of today help make tomorrow that much better Show a little faith, there's magic in the night Elizabeth Eckenrode The books were read and the tears will shed, but then it ’s time to step ahead Todd Endresen Some men will quiver, some men will cry. some deliver, some reach for the sky Michele Efrom Life is a song for the heart that is free Barbara Engel Hey! That's the way to take it home' 88 Jennifer Dunn Buddy — you 've made my senior year the best it could possibly be I love you David Emmel Greg Dutko One moment s high — And glory rolls on by Randi Endresen Only live life the way you like it Just down in around ... Hope- lessly devoted1? Patrick Donohue 269 Edgevicw Road. Keyport 07735 Football Mgr 10. 11. 12; Band 10.11. 12. Bowling 11; All Sports Equipment Mgr 11. 12 Lisa Dorfman 49 Deerfield Lane. Matawan 07747 Donna DuBuske 973 Woodcrest Drive Cliffwood Beach 07735 Foreign Language Honor Society 12; FBLA Secretary 12 Susan Duda 199 Van Brackle Road Matawan 07747 DECA tl. 12 Jennifer Dunn 32 Idolstone Lane, Matawan 07747 Cheerleadmg 10. 11. 12; DECA 12 Greg Dutko 14 Oaklyn Lane. Aberdeen 07747 History Government Club 12; Calculus Team 12. Math Honor Society 12; Basketball 10; Spring Track 11. 12. Elizabeth Eckenrode 38 Chestnut Drive. Matawan 07747 Student Council 10.11.12; History Government 10. 11.12; SADD 11; Pillar 11; Drama Productions 10. 11. 12; Variety Shows 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 10 11; Calcu- lus Team 12; Thespian Society 11. 12; Basketball 10; Softball 10. 11. Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. 12 Michele Efrom 13 Ormont Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Concert Band 10. 11; Vice-President 12; Marching Band 10.11; Field Captam 12. Pit Band 11 12; VIP 11; National Honor Society 11. 12; Math Honor Society 10 11. 12; Spring Track 11; Calculus Team 11 12; Bowling Team 12 David Emmel 165 Van Brackle Road. Aberdeen 07747 Student Council 10. 11. 12; Thespian Society 11. Treasurer 12; National Honor Society 11. Treasurer 12. Broadway Productions. Master Electrician 10.11 12; Math Honor Society 11 12; Pillar 12; Calculus Team 12; Computer Club 10. 11. 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11 12 Kristine Engelhardt Cherish the love we have Gary Eosso Randi Endresen 13 Idol Place. Matawan 07747 History Government 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Float Committee 10. 11 12. Todd Endresen 13 Idol Place Matawan 07747 History Government 10. 11 12; Pillar 10. 11; Stu- dent Council 11.12; Soccer 11; National Honor Soci- ety 12; Math Honor Society 12; Ski Club 10, 11. 12 Barbara Engel 33 Ormont Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Chorus 12 Kristine Engelhardt 330B Wilson Avenue Aberdeen 07747 Broadway Productions Crew 10.11. 12. Soccer Scor- ekeeper 10. 11. 12; Wrestling Mgr 10. 11. 12. Base- ball Scorekeeper 11. 12; Pillar 10. 11; HOSA Secre- tary 11. Treasurer 12 Gary Eosso 186 VanCleaf Lane. Cliffwood 07721 89 Donohue-Eosso SENIORS Judy Evers Kevin Ferguson Janette Fernandez Tanna Fisch Tender Love HAPPNIN Friendship and Love are two things m life that go hand in hand Michelle Frederick Amy Gall The race isn't always to the swift, bur to those who keep on running Jessica Gelber Andre Geran To my friends who will part, you I did it and now it s Miller time will still be in my heart After going through so much, we must always keep m touch I love you Ron for- ever and always. My contact lenses are bothering me again! — Donna Chambers Carmelo Gibilisco Russell Goodheart Who Dares, wins 90 Stephen Fisher Debra Gershkowitz where we swore forever friends Erinn Gossett Life, I love you Scott Gibb Would you drive with this man? MaryAnn Grena Turn your head and don't look back Set your sails tor new hori- zons Don't turn around until you get there Judy Evers 41 Brookview Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society 11. 12; Math Honor Society 12 Kevin Ferguson 740 Prospect Avenue, Cliffwood Beach 07735 Baseball 10. 11. 12 Janette Fernandez 851 South Concourse Avenue Cliffwood Beach 07735 History Government 10. HOSA 11. President 12 Tanna Fisch 11 Fayette Lane Aberdeen 07747 Stephen Fisher 18 Edgemere Drive Matawan 07747 Nicholas Francisco 1 Idlewild Lane, Matawan 07747 Football 10. 11. 12 Michelle Frederick 222 Raritan Street. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Amy Gall 31 Essie Drive Matawan 07747 Cross Country 10. 11 Captam 12; Winter Track 10 11. 12; Spring Track 10. 11. 12 Jessica Gelber 74 Avondale Lane Matawan 07747 History Government 10. 11. 12; Pillar 11. VIC A Vice- President 12 Andre Geran 56 Johnson Avenue. Matawan 07747 Debra Gershkowitz 34 Irongate Lane Aberdeen 07747 Student Council 10. Vice-President 11. 12; Class President 10; History Government 10.11.12; SADD 11; SAC Chairperson 11, 12; Math Honor Society 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Ski Club 12; Broadway Productions 10; Pom Pon Squad 10; Calcu- lus Team 11, 12 Scott Gibb 452 Ferndale Place Cliffwood 07735 Carmelo Gibilisco 40 Middlesex Road. Matawan 07747 Russell Goodheart 152 Washington Avenue Matawan 07747 Erinn Gossett 64 Andover Lane Aberdeen 07747 Prllar 10. Copy Editor 11; Assistant Editor 12; March- ing Band 10. 11 Secretary 12: Huskieview 10. 11; National Honor Society 11. 12; Math Honor Society 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12; Peer Leader- ship 10; Pit Band 12 MaryAnn Grena 117 Duda Lane Aberdeen 07747 Softball 10. 11. 12; Field Hockey 10. 11. 12; Basket- ball 10. Student Council 10.11.12; History Govern- ment 10 11. 12; Calculus Team 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Fall Drama 11. 12; National Honor Society 11 12; Thespian Society 11. 12; Math Honor Society 12 i Evers-Grenna 91 SENIORS John Hamor Gary Heller Kimberly Henriksen — Kris Englehardt and friend Susan Helgesen All hard work bring a profit, but mere talk leads only to poverty Try and enjoy the here and now. the future will take care of itself somehow. Now come the decisions that will either make me or fordo mo quite- 'ago If you want something go for it' Janet Hiscock Monica Holzhauer Greg Hoover Agatha Hrung And so it 's time to change our ways, but I’ve loved these days When he said jump1 I said How high?” So Be It — see Lederman Hows that Pete 92 Christine Hatfield Richard Hecht This is a beginning, we ve got a whole world yet to see1 O Shan Guta Mag Smatherd Ven Tnckula Bug Zug Zatta7 Michael Herriger Elizabeth Hermida Hey Rob. are we there yet7 Barry Halpern 63 Ivy Way Aberdeen 07747 Speech Debate 10; Winter Track 10. Spring Track 11; History Government 12 John Hamor 5 Colonial Drive. Matawan 07747 Christine Hatfield 18 Bcechwood Terrace. Matawan 07747 Student Council 10. 11. Representative to the Board of Education 12; Class Secretary 10; Class Vice-Presi- dent 11. National Honor Society Secretary 12. Math Honor Society 11 12. Foreign Language Honor Soci- ety 12; Cross Country 12; Spring Track 11. 12; Winter Track 12; Peer Leadership 10. President 11. 12; Cal- culus Team 11 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11 12; Society of Distinguished Scholars 11 12. Rutgers’ Scholar 11; Girls' Citizen- ship Institute 11. Governors' School of the Arts 11; Teen Arts Festival 10, 11. 12. Richard Hecht 37 Danemar Drive Matawan 07747 History Government 11. 12 Robin Hedden 255 Jackson Street. Matawan 07747 Marching Band 10 11. 12. Concert Band 10. 11 12; History Government 10 11: Student Council 10. 11. 12; Pit Band 12; National Honor Society 12 Susan Helgesen 3 Colonial Drive. Matawan 07747 Crosscountry 10. 11. 12; Winter Track 10. 11; Spring Track 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; HOSA 12. Gary Heller 53 Sapphire Lane. Matawan 07747 Speech Debate 10. 11 Vice-President Debate Captain 12; Pillar 11 12; Student Council 12; History Government 10 11, 12. Basketball 10. 11. Math Honor Society 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. 12; Society of Distinguished Scholars 12. Calculus Team 12. Broadway Produc- tions 12. Kimberly Henriksen 54 St Joe Terrace Clilfwood Beach 07735 Elizabeth Hermida 33 Canfield Lane Aberdeen 07747 National Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 12; History Government 11. 12; Pillar 11. 12. SADD 11 Michael Herriger 451 Atlantic Avenue. Aberdeen 07747 Janet Hiscock 85 Bradford Court. Aberdeen 07747 National Honor Society Co-President 12; Foreign Lan- guage Honor Society Vice-President 12; Math Honor Society 11.12; Governor's School m the Sciences 11; Color Guard Captam 10. 11. 12; Chorus 10. 11. 12; Madrigals 11 12; VIP 12; Calculus Team 12; Girls' Citizenship Institute 11; Broadway Productions Pit Band 11; Jazz Band 12 Monica Holzhauer 52 Fordham Drive. Aberdeen 07747 Cross Country 10. 11. Co-Captain 12; Winter Track 10. 11. Captain 12; Spring Track 10. 11 Captain 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Math Honor Society 10. 11. 12; Calculus Team 11. 12 Greg Hoover 125 tdlewild Lane Aberdeen 07747 Soccer 10.11. Captam 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; History Government 11.12; Student Council 11. 12; Calculus Team 12; Golf 10 Agatha Hrung 219 Middlesex Road. Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 12 What would Snoopy do? — Debra Perlson, Debbie Gershkowitz Halpern-Hrung 93 SENIORS Mike Hudak Linda Hughes Judy Hummel Harold Hunley I was so into life! Remember that Take these broken wings and Jenny learn to fly again Michael Inguaggiato Charles James CLASS' Senior Class Officers — LR Mr Stan Lachiewicz (Advisor). C Schifano. President; S Sunshine. Secretary; M Beyer. Vice- President; J. Williams, Treasurer; Mrs. Pat Vena (Advisor) Laura Joyce Agnes Kam Elizabeth Kedra Lisa Kenny Our memories of yesterday will I you have one true fnond you All she wants to do is dance. Like you know what I mean last a lifetime — BCDJL FFF have more than your share — dance, dance ... Thomas Fuller 94 Claudia Hutchinson Boo Frances Job . Crazy Tram (E.O.C Express) Dennis Kessler No crime is havin' some fun Anita Idicula Friendship is like a rainbow, disap- pear though it may from view leave a beautiful impact on the mind. Leah Jones Leah B K A Lela Christine Kneuppel I love ya John Michael Hudak 34 Johnson Avenue Matawan 07747 Wrestling 10.11. 12; Baseball 10. 11. 12; Cross Coun- try 12 Linda Hughes 492 Garden Place. Aberdeen 07735 Judy Hummel 410 Melrose Way. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Huskieview 11; Pillar 11 12; Student Council 11. 12; Peer Leadership 12; National Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 12; Calculus Team 12; Whos Who Among American High School Students 11. 12; Soci- ety of Distinguished American Scholars 11 12; Aca- demic All-American 11, United States National Lead- ership 12 Harold Hunley 286 Lloyd Road, Aberdeen 07747 Claudia Hutchinson 196 Raritan Street Cliffwood Beach 07735 Anita Idicula 206 Middlesex Road Matawan 07747 Peer Leadership 11. 12; Student Council 11 12; Pillar 12: National Honor Society 12: Foreign Language Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 12; Calculus Team 12: Who s Who Among American High School Students 11. 12; Society of Distinguished American Scholars 11. 12 Michael Inguaggiato 92 Mam Street. Matawan 07747 Baseball. VlCA. Golf; Ski Club Charles James 5 Orchard Street. Matawan 07747 Frances Job 6 Sixth Street, Aberdeen 07747 Leah Jones 32 idolstone Lane Aberdeen 07747 VICA-CIE 12. Laura Joyce 3 Fawn Drive. Matawan 07747 Cheerleading 10. 11. 12: Student Council 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12; History Government 10, 11, 12. Agnes Kam 7 Warren Drive. Aberdeen 07747 Huskieview 10. Copy Layout Editor 11. Editor-In- Chief 12: Pillar 10. Layout Editor 11, Editor-in-Chief 12; Student Council 10. Secretary li. 12; Broadway Productions Crew 10. National Honor Society 11 12; Math Honor Society 12; Foreign Language Honor So- ciety 12. Calculus Team 12 Elizabeth Kedra 9 Arden Lane Aberdeen 07747 Cross Country 10. 11. Co-Captain 12; Winter Track 10, 12: Spring Track 10, 11. 12: Broadway Produc- tions 10. 11. 12; Fall Drama 12; National Honor Soci- ety 11. 12; Math Honor Society 12; Student Council 10.11.12; Class Treasurer 11; Ski Club 11. 12; History Government 10. 11. 12: Chorus 10; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11.12; Thes- pian Society 12. Lisa Kenny 5 Liberty Street Marketing Distributing 11. Vice-President 12 Dennis Kessler 57 Deerfield Lane. Matawan 07747 Football 10. 11. 12; Spring Track 10. Christine Knueppel 409 Beverly Drive Cliffwood Beach 07735 Field Hockey 10; VICA-Cosmetology 12 mb Hudak-Knueppel — 95 hope my quote is better than Any man who doesn t want what Vaughn's he hasn 7 got has all he wants Vem. vtdi. vtci Randi Lampert Barbara Lapaz Matthew LaPorte Gregory Larsen Alter all that we ve been through, School DAZE remember, you ve got a friend Arlene Laverty Melissa Layman Glenn Lederman Now it's time to say goodbye to all Let it be said — see Hoover our company Be happy, every- body1 The best things m life come m black packages Jenna Lee 96 Peter Kolshorn 305 Charm Court Aberdeen 07747 Football 11, 12; Golf 10. 12; Weightlifting 10,11; His- tory Government 11, 12; Student Council 12; Mar- quee Committee 12 Joseph Kondek 11 Fierro Avenue Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11 12; Math Honor Society 12; History Government 11 12; Student Council 11; Calculus Team 12; Baseball 11 Lisa Kotzen 138 Ravine Drive Matawan 07747 Edward Kulback 43 Canfield Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Student Council 10, Treasurer ii, 12. History Gov- ernment 10. 11. 12; Math Honor Society 11 Na- tional Honor Society 11.12; Soccer 10 11. Broadway Productions 10 11. 12; Thespian Society 12 Caicu- lusTeam 12; Class Treasurer 10; Who's Who Among American High School Students ii 12; Society of Distinguished American Scholars 11 12. Academic All-American 11; United States National Leadership 12; Computer Club 10. 11. 12 Randi Lamport 9 North Circle Matawan 07747 History Government 10. 11. 12; Track 10 Manager 11. Pillar 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11 12; Softball 12 Barbara Lapaz 4A Ken Gardens Cliffwood 07721 Matthew LaPorte 29 Cross Avenue Matawan 07747 Gregory Larsen 192 Washington Avenue Matawan 07747 Arlene Laverty 180 Cliffwood Avenue. Cliffwood 07721 Melissa Layman 179 Ravine Drive Matawan 07747 Peer Leadership 10. Secretary 11. 12. Student Coun cil 10. 11. 12. Broadway Productions 10. National Honor Society 11. 12; Math Honor Society 11. 12. Calculus Team 11. 12. Foreign Language Honor Soci- ety 12. National Merit Commended Scholar 12. Gar den State Distinguished Scholar Glenn Lederman 39 Cambridge Drive Aberdeen 07747 Student Council 10. 11. 12; History Government 10. 11.12. Foreign Language Honor Society 11 12. Math Honor Society ii. 12. Soccer lO.n. 12. Ad Fab Sac 11. 12; Broadway Productions 10 ii 12. Calculus Team 12. National Honor Society 11. Vice-President 12; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 11. 12. Society of Distinguished American Scholars 11. 12; Academic All-American 11; United States Leadership 12 Stop looking over my shoulder — Glen Lederman. Laura Nice- loro Diane Leidenheimer Cheryl Levy The good times were many, the bad times lew. but I will always remember the beauty culture crew Good luck Take one last look cause now it s time to say goodbye Jenna Lee 26 Stevenson Avenue. Cliffwood 07721 HOSA 11. VICA-CIE 12 Diane Leidenheimer 193 West Prospect Avenue. Cliff wood 07735 VICA-Cosmetology President 11. 12 Cheryl Levy 12 Somerset Place. Matawan 07747 Student Council 10; History Government 10. 11. Field Hockey 11.12 Kolshorn-Levy 97 SENIORS Lori Libutti Andy Lo You can take the musician from Success is built on failure the music, but not the music from the musician George Magnenat Lisa Locorriere Bryan Long Just me and my Babe B-Fresh Suzanne Marotti I love you Toma' Bernard Matysczak Tern and Mom — Terri Waugh John McCormack Craig McCoy Jim McCraw It will never do the same But it will always be a time to remember 98 Make something special of every- day; they don't come by again Margaret Long Don't bother me. just leave me alone Gary Martin hope I get rich to rub it in your (aces. Ha. Joseph McGurty Hey ho. let s go Andy Malinconico To the best skeemer. I leave the memories of Bmaca and a spoon Jennifer Martucci Lori Libutti 31 Norwood Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Math Honor Society 12; Calculus Team 12 Andy Lo 92 Courtland Lane Aberdeen 07747 National Honor Society 11. 12; Math Honor Society 12. Radio Club 12: Fishing Club 12 Lisa Locorriere 797 Prospect Avenue. Cliffwood Beach 07735 FBLA 11, President 12 Bryan Long 144 Highfield Avenue. Aberdeen 07747 Football 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 10. 11. 12 Margaret Long 273 Mam Street. Matawan 07747 Andy Malinconico 34 Lower Mam Street Matawan 07747 Baseball 10. 11 12; Wrestling 10.12; Football 10. 12 George Magnenat 1 Sunny Brook Place. Matawan 07747 Football 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 11. 12; Track 12. Suzanne Marotli 8 Impena Place. Matawan 07747 DECA 11. 12; Photography Club 12: Sk. Club 12 Gary Martin 245 Matawan Avenue Matawan 07747 Broadway Productions 10. 11. 12; Thespian Society 12; Huskieview 10. 11; Art Majors Honors 12; Peer Leadership 12 Jennifer Martucci 90 Main Street. Apartment D-2 Ab- erdeen 07747 Patricia McHugh Eric n Patti forever Bernard Matysczak 816 Parva Place. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Marching Band 10. 11; Concert Band 10. 11; Jazz Band 10: Football 12 John McCormack 90 Ravine Drive. Matawan 07747 Baseball 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Fishing 12 Craig McCoy 113 Idlewild Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Jim McCraw 18 Fordham Drive Matawan 07747 Joseph McGurty 30 Chestnut Drive Matawan 07747 Huskieview 10. 11; History Government 10. 11; Na- tional Honor Society 12; Foreign Language Honor So- ciety 12. Patricia McHugh 20 Maple Avenue. Aberdeen 07747 Libutti-McHugh 99 SENIORS Kelly McLaughlin Lovin every minute ot it! —Lover- boy Dean Menna CHEESE Laura McKeown Anarcy through graphic violence —Nemisis James Melyan Have a Drink on Me What ya cookin'. Nick? — Nicky Francisco John Mookas Danny Mooney Barbara Moran Eric Morris My Candle burns at both ends 100 Vincent Mecca Susan Miller Don't try and live your life m one day. Allen Mortenson I'm Running Free I Stephanie Meggison Laura McKeown 20 Faith Lane Aberdeen 07747 Pillar 10. Underclassman Editor 11. 12; Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 10. 11, 12; Chorus Librarian 10. 11; Student Council 10. 11. 12; Peer Leadership 11; Broadway Productions 10. 12 Kelly McLaughlin 24 Edgewater Drive. Matawan07747 Vincent Mecca 822 Lakeshore Drive Cliffwood Beach 07735 Stephanie Meggison 99 Broad Street Matawan 07747 Soccer Scorekeeper 11; HOSA 12 Say you. Say me. love The Bandit James Melyan 447 Ferndaie Road. Cliffwood 07735 Lesley Mitter Dean Menna 92 Woodland Drive Cliffwood Beach 07735 Football 10. 12; Weightlifting 10. 11. 12 Susan Miller 120 Matawan Avenue, Matawan 07747 Peer Leadership 10; National Honor Society 11. 12; Winter Track 10. 11; Student Council 11, 12; Spring Track 10. 11; Cross Country 10. 11; Calculus Team 12; History Government 12; Ski Club 12 Lesley Mitter 271 Barbara Place Cliffwood 07721 Basketball 10. 11. John Mookas 21 Mohawk Drive. Matawan 07747 History Government 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Homecoming Float Committee 10. 11 12 Rob Mullas We Are There. Danny Mooney 6 New Brunswick Avenue. Matawan 07747 Football 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 10. 11 Barbara Moran 130 Matawan Avenue Matawan 07747 Cheerleading 10. 11. 12; DECA 11. 12 Eric Morris 28 Lincoln Avenue. Cliffwood 07721 Allen Mortenson 459 Garden Place. Aberdeen 07735 Rob Mullas 41 Danemar Drive. Matawan 07747 History Government 10. 11, Officer 12. McKeown-Mullas 101 SENIORS Daniel Munoz Donna Murriello Glenn Myers Stacey Nadell At night. We ride through man■ My. how time flies when you're sions of glory in suicide machines having fun1 Susan Nixon Christine Norbut Andrew O’Connor Jun Pak We were young and wild and Life's a BEACH' Beach for the stars — but keep free your feet on the ground Jennifer Penn Debra Perlson Philip Petrignani Colleen Phelan Sigh Bye ... MC 85-86 102 What the ? $% is your problem? Daniel Munoz 919 North Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Donna Muriello 34 Ormont Lane Aberdeen 07747 VICA-CIE Treasurer 12; Student Faculty Variety Show 11; One Acts 11 llove Tawanna Good Luck lo the Class of '86 Joseph Passaretti If you love somebody set them free —Sting Paul Pelo Know That Yes, we ARE writing on the Ivory!?! — Barbara Engel, Julia DiMartino Glenn Myers 892Greenwood Avenue. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Math Honor Society 12; Student Council 11. 12; Histo- ry Government 12. Stacey Nadell 45 Chestnut Drive Matawan 07747 Student Council 10. 11; Thespian Society 10. 12. Na- tional Honor Society 12. Cheerleading 10.12; Softball 10. 12; Fall Drama 10. 12; Broadway Productions 10. 12; History Government 12. Ski Club 10. 12 Wilbur Neal 157 Matawan Avenue Matawan 07747 Football 11, 12. Winter Track 11. Spring Track 12 Laura Niceforo 144 fdlewi.'d Lane. Matawan 07747 History Government 10. 11. 12; Huskieview 10. 11. 12; Italian Club 10. 11. 12; Calculus Club 12; Math Honor Society 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12; Nation- al Honor Society 12; Field Hockey 10.11.12. Softball 11 12; Softball 10; Basketball 10; Qu.ll Scroll 12. Susan Nixon 249 Harding Boulevard Matawan 07747 DECA 10. Historian 11, Secretary 12; History Gov- ernment 10. 11; Wrestling Statistician 10; Soccer Statistician 10. Baseball Statistician 10; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11 Christine Norbut 6 Mac Arthur Drive Matawan 07747 Cheerleading 10.11, 12; Softball 10. 11 12; Student Council 11. 12. Ski Club 11.12; History Government 11. 12. Andrew O’Connor 56 Drexel Lane Aberdeen 07747 Speech Debate 10. Captain 11; Student Council 10. 11. President 12; Class President 11; National Honor Society 12; Foreign Languge Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 12; Soccer 10.11.12; Peer Leadership 10; History Government 10.11. 12; Basketball Stat- istician 12; SAC 11. 12; Scholarship Service Dinner Chairman 10. 11. 12: Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. 12 Jun Pak 11 Willow Avenue Aberdeen 07747 Soccer 10; Football 11,12; History Government 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12; V(CA 12. Joseph Passaretti 136 Willow Avenue. Aberdeen 07747 Football 10; National Honor Society 11. 12; Thespian Society Vice-President 11, 12; Chorus Stage Man- ager 10,11 12; Madrigals 11.12; Math Honor Society 12; Calculus Team 12; Broadway Productions 10 11. 12; Stage Crew 11. 12 Paul Pelo 226 Orchard Street. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Jennifer Penn 23 Ivy Hill Drive Aberdeen 07747 Cheerleading 10, 11. 12; Winter Track 10. 11. 12; Spring Track 10. 11. 12; Cross Country 10; Student Council 10. 11; History Government 10, 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Speech Debate 11 Debra Perlson 27 Ormont Lane. Matawan 07747 Pillar 10,11; Cheerleading 10 11.12; Student Council 10. 11. 12; History Government 10. 11. 12. Philip Petrignani 165 Wilson Avenue. Matawan 07747 Ski Club 11. 12; Spring Track 11; Calculus Team 12; Wrestling 10. 11 Colleen Phelan 134 Ravine Drive. Matawan 07747 Gymnastics — Outstanding Athlete 10; Teen Arts 10; History Government 11. Softball 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; HOSA 11; Cheerleading 12 Munoz-Phelan — 103 SENIORS Bettina Policari Lotting go is always the hardest part to fight Michael Powers If you crumple your money into lit- tle balls, it will never stick togeth- er. Gumby Rules!!! — Jim McGraw Wail Kimberly Rike Ismael Rivera Todd Rodelli Boston Brums 1 Motocross Racing Forever!!! Philip Robles 104 Brian Pollack David Power Bettina Policari 274 Harding Boulevard Matawan 07747 Aime Pollack 8 Warren Drive. Aberdeen 07747 Peer Leadership 10. 11, 12; Pillar 10. 11; Business Manager 12; Broadway Productions 10, 11, 12; Cho- rus 10. 11; Marching Band 10. 11. 12; DECA 12; Stu- dent Council 10. 11. 12 Brian Pollack 85 Bechstem Drive. Aberdeen 07747 David Power 7 Lakeland Road. Matawan 07747 Michael Powers 6 Beaver Place. Aberdeen 07747 Concert Band 10. 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11. 12; Marching Band 10. 11. 12; P.t Band 10. 11. 12; Band President 12; Ail Shore Concert Band 10.11; All Shore Jazz Band 11; Region II Concert Band 11; Region II Jazz Band 11; VIP 10. 11. 12; Co-coordinator 12; Na- tional Honor Society 12 Math Honor Society 11. 12; History Government 10; Student Council 10. 11. Gerrin Presti 26 Faith Lane, Matawan 07747 Football 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10; History Govern- ment 12. Victoria Rabinowicz 22 Fair Lane Aberdeen 07747 Student Council 11. 12; Pillar 11. 12; Track 10. 11; History Government 11.12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Math Honors Society 12; Calculus 12 Gregory Rice 3 Texas Road. Matawan 07747 Track 10. 11. 12: Football 11, 12; Chorus 10 Kimberly Rike 1 Maiden Lane. Matawan 07747 Irene Rogalski Eugene Rogan Yeh ... I was warned Alright! I Ismael Rivera 368 Sweetbnar Street, Clitfwood Beach 07735 Philip Robles 156 Lorraine Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 CIE Todd Rodelli 47 Northland Lane. Matawan 07747 Soccer 10; Baseball 10.11.12; History Government 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Student Council 12 Irene Rogalski 23 Ivy Hill Drive Aberdeen 07747 Student Council 10, 12; Concert Band 10. 12; Pillar 10. 11; History Government 10. 11. 12; Colorguard 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Softball 10. 11 12 Eugene Rogan 2 Mohawk Drive. Matawan 07747 — Policari-Rogan _ lOb SENIORS Sabrina Rohrs We're just two lost souls swim- ming m a fishbowl year after year — Pink Floyd Emilio Santos I ROC Anne Marie Schultz What's left of summer but a faded rose? The best of times is now Phylis Rossi Dosuo is the starting point of all achievement Charles Schifano and Michael Carver, keeping their eye on things. Teresa Sasso Janice Scanlon Charles Schifano Charlie. I love you! Things can only get better! If you want a romance, read a book. David Shave Daniel Sheehan Lucien Sergile Holy Smokes That was yesterday, and today life Here I come to save the day! goes on. J 06 Jennifer Sakowski John Sanfratello For heights, and depths no words can reach Music is the souls own speech Walk tall, or baby don't walk at all Scott Schmitt The time has come, the song is over. I thought I had something more to say Ingrid Schueller When the going gets tough, the tough get going The times are tough now; Just getting tougher This old world is rough; It s just getting rougher Meghan Sheehan Frank Shornock Sabrina Rohrs 179 Lloyd Road. Aberdeen 07747 Marching Band 10. 11; Drum Major 12; Student Coun- cil 10. 11.12; Broadway Productions 10.12; Pillar 10 Phylis Rossi 28 Lexington Circle. Matawan 07747 Fall Drama 11. 12; Thespian Society 11 12; Chorus 10, 11; Broadway Productions 10; Track 10; Stage Crew 11; History Government 11.12 Jennifer Sakowski 290 Mam Street, Matawan 07747 Chorus Pianist 10. 11. 12; Madrigals 11. 12: Chorus President 12. John Sanfratello 163 Broad Street. Matawan 07747 History Government 10.11 12; Student Council 12; National Honor Society 11.12; Foreign Languge Hon- or Society 12 Emilio Santos 66 Clitfwood Avenue Cliffwood Beach 07735 Teresa Sasso 48 Danemar Drive Matawan 07747 Cheerleading 10 11. 12; Softball 10; F8LA 12 Janice Scanlon 826 Lakeshore Drive Aberdeen 07735 Calculus Team 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Field Hockey 10. 11. 12; Foreign Language Honor Society 11 12; VIC A 12; Math Honor Society 12; His- tory 8 Government 12 Charles Schifano 12 Linda Circle. Aberdeen 07747 History Government 11. 12; Student Council 12; Football 10; Track 10; Ski Club 12 Scott Schmitt 96 Fordham Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Ingrid Schueller 3 Cornell Way Aberdeen 07747 Cross Country 10: History Government 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12: Student Council 11. 12. Anne Marie Schultz 34 Daniel Drive. Matawan 07747 Colorguard 10. Co Captain 11. Captam 12: Broadway Productions 10. 11. 12; Stage Crew 10. 11. Chorus 10.11.12: Madrigals 12; Calculus Team 11.12, Vocal Instrumental Performers Club 12; Math Honor Soci ety 11. 12; Foreign Language Honor Society 12; Na- tional Honor Society 12 Lucien Sergile 52 Andover Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Soccer 10. 11; Baseball 10; Student Council 12, His- tory Government 10. 11. 12. David Shave 26 Miriam Drive Matawan 07747 Marching Band 10. 11; Concert Band 10; Jazz Band 10. 11; Student Council 10. 11 12; History Govern- ment 11. 12; National Honor Society 11 12. Daniel Sheehan 100a Woodmere Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Soccer 10.11.12; History 8 Government 12; National Honor Society 11.12; Calculus Team 12; Foreign Lan- guage Honor Society 12; National Merit Scholar 11. 12: Math Honor Society 11.12; Computer Club 10.11. 12. Meghan Sheehan 55 Idolstone Lane. Matawan 07747 Crosscountry 10.11. 12; Track 10, 11.12; Basketball 10; HOSA 12. Frank Shornock 278 Broad Street Matawan 07747 107 . Hope you find it in everything that you see —Howard Jones Rohrs-Sheehan SENIORS John Short Michael Silva MaryAnn Simmons Heidi Simon I've survived the Bermuda Trian- gle Good Luck to the Class of '86 So you re scared and you're think May you follow your dreams ing that maybe we ain't that young anymore naviri Smith Smile!Smile 'Smile! — Sabrina Rohrs. Agnes Kam, Robin Hed- den Douglas Smith Gumby Rules OS — 85 Alison Spann Your only buggm 108 Glen Slater B. J. Smith To on is human To really foul STANG things requires a computer John Short 4 Second Street, Aberdeen 07747 Michael Silva 4 Fountain Avenue. Matawan 07747 MaryAnn Simmons 101 Masionest Cliffwood 07721 Chorus 10. 11 Heidi Simon 52 Crest Circle. Matawan 07747 Student Council 11. 12. Pillar 11, 12. History Gov- ernment 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 12; Softball 10. 11. 12; Winter Track 10; Math Honor Society 12; Foreign Lan- guge Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students; United States National Leadership Merit 12 Glen Slater 18 irongate Lane. Matawan 07747 Soccer 11 12; Baseball 10. 11. 12. Ski Club 11. 12 Juanita Smith Today is the tomorrow that we worried about yesterday, so you had better wake up and face the music Wendy Stahl Graduation, just the thought of it makes me go completely mental, you know! Scott Smith I don't know yet. Steven Stanger When ever you dream you hold the key to open the door and let you be Free. B. J. Smith 111 Freneau Avenue Matawan 07747 Baseball 10. 11. 12; Soccer 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 12. David Smith 48 Andover Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Spring Track 11. 12; Fishing Club 12 Douglas Smith 825 North Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Juanita Smith 59 Garden Street. Cliffwood 07721 VICA 12 Scott Smith 81 Avondale Lane. Aberdeen 07747 07747 Baseball 10. 11; Fishing Club 12 Tracy Smutko 79 Mam Street. Matawan 07747 Track 10. 11. 12; Winter Track 10. 11. 12; Cheerlead- ing 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12; History Government 10. 11 Alison Spann 346 Riverdale Drive. Keypori 07735 Colorguard 10; Chorus 10; HOSA 11. 12; National Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 12. Wendy Stahl S35 Sutton Drive, Matawan 07747 French Club 10; Math Honor Society 12 Steven Stanger 12 Newland Place. Aberdeen 07747 Broadway Productions 10. 11, 12; Fall Drama 10, 11 12; Thespian Society President 12. km Short-Stanger km 109 SENIORS Elizabeth Steers Miriam Stein Michael Steiner If you can imagine it. you can achieve it If you can dream it, you can become it Amy Sunshine I don't understand! So sweeties, keep a smile on your face and enjoy life to the fullestHI Susan Sunshine Hitch your wagon to a star Wake up and smell the coffee Deirdre Thomas Kristina Tomasello Alive N' Kickin' Just Hangin' Around! — Gary Martin no John Straley Happiness is friends, parties, and a Mustang GT, not always in that order Christopher Szabo Tracy Tomasello Let the truth of Love be lighted; Lot the love of Truth shine clear Suzanne Stuhl Lisa Sturt tf you love something, set it free; if it doesn't come back to you. hunt it down Pete Talmadge Tracey Taylor Ashes to Ashes. Dust to Dust, if God won’t take you. the Devil must. Kenneth Tranoris Dawn Trenery Elizabeth Steers 2 Marc Drive. Matawan 07747 Chorus 10. Math Honor Society 12; Foreign languge Honor Society 12 Miriam Stein 225 Perth Hill Court, Aberdeen 07747 Field Hockey 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10, 11 12; History Government 10 11 Officer 12 National Honor Society 11. 12; Thespian Society 11. 12; Broadway Productions 10. 11. Fall Drama 12; Chorus 10; Ski Club 11. Pillar 11 Who's Who Among American High School Students 12 Michael Steiner 153 Lloyd Road Aberdeen 07747 Basketball 11. 12. Soccer 11. 12; National Honor So- ciety 11. 12; Math Honor Society 10.11 12; Calculus Team 12; Computer Club 10. 11. 12 John Straley 38 Poet Drive. Matawan 07747 History Government 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 11. Stu- dent Council 12; Math Honor Society 12; Calculus Team 12 Suzanne Stuhl 257 Middlesex Road Matawan 07747 Wrestling Statistrcian 10. DECA Historian 10. 11. Treasurer 12 Lisa Sturt 38 Fierro Avenue Matawan 07747 Amy Sunshine 58 Avondale Lane Aberdeen 07747 Softball 10. 11; Field Hockey 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12. Math Honor Society 11. 12. History Government 10. 11 12; SADD 11; Student Council 11. Secretary 12. Pillar 11; Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 11, 12; Society of Distin- guished American Scholars 12; One Acts 11 Susan Sunshine 58 Avondale Lane Aberdeen 07747 Field Hockey 10. 11, Captam 12; Student Council 11. 12; History Government 10. 11. 12. SADD 11; Pillar 11. Class Secretary 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Foreign Language Honor Society 11 12; Golf 11: One Acts 11 Christopher Szabo 152 Freneau Avenue Matawan 07747 History Government 10. 11; Pillar 11 Pete Talmadge 702 Shore Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Tracey Taylor 99 Onyx Place. Matawan 07747 Softball 11; Photography Club 12. Deirdre Thomas 640 Cliffwood Avenue, Cliffwood Beach 07735 Peer Leadership 10; Calculus Team 12 Kristina Tomasello 10 Woodland Avenue Matawan 07747 Tracy Tomasello 5 Sutphm Avenue, Matawan 07747 Kenneth Tranoris 37 Laurelhurst Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Soccer 10. 11, 12; Fishing Club 12; Building Trades 12 Dawn Trenery 950 North Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Cross Country 10. Steers-Trenery — til SENIORS Lisa Vaccarella Christopher Vaughn Charles Vena Today is the First day of the rest of I'm the one your mother warned your life. you about. Everyone's Talkin' now Melissa Wathington Carl Watson Theresa Waugh Life isn't so bad at all. if you live it off the wall! You may say I'm a dreamer but I'm not the only one. Wake me up before you go ... go . . . — MaryAnn Grena Laughm' a lot is how I got through all my years. Now it's time for me to dance; and shed that one last tear. Sheryn Weiner Kirk Wagner Ask me if I care7 Michele Weinberg Wo have assumed control Bush Scott White Hold Your Breath 112 Lisa Vaccarella 5 High Street Matawan 07747 Softball 10; VICA-CIE 12; F8LA Vice-President 12 Christopher Vaughn 121 Ravine Drive. Matawan 07747 Football 10. 11. 12; Baseball 12; Spring Track 10. 11; Winter Track 10. 11 Charles Vena 677 Prospect Avenue. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Football 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12 Kirk Wagner 317 Charm Court, Matawan 07747 Football 10. 11 12; Winter Track 10; Weightlifting 10, 11; Spring Track 10 Melissa Wathington 585 Line Road. Matawan 07747 Peer Leadership 10. 11. 12; Chorus 10; Pillar 11; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12; Variety Show 11. 12 Carl Watson I-16 Sutton Drive. Matawan 07747 Theresa Waugh 27 Monroe Street. Matawan 07747 Colorguard 10; Class President 10; Student Council 10. 11. 12; SADD 10; Broadway Productions 10; His- tory Government 10. 11. Officer 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Sac 11; Foreign Language Honor So- ciety 12; Math Honor Society 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. 12 Michele Weinberg 17 Ardmore Lane Aberdeen 07747 National Honor Society 11. 12; Math Honor Society 12; History Government 12; Float Committee 11 Sheryn Weiner 28 Idlewild Lane. Matawan 07747 Student Council 12; History Government 10.11. 12; Pillar 11. 12. Thespian Society 11. 12. Joseph Whitehead Elizabeth Wicke What's up with you man? Well I knew we d have to leave the party soon — B.D.C.J.L-FFF Scott White 52 Ingram Circle. Aberdeen 07747 Concert Band 10; Jazz Band 10. 11; Marching Band 10. 11; Student Council 10. 11. 12; History Govern- ment 10.11.12; National Honor Society 11.12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11, 12; Pit Band 10; Calculus Team 12; Math Honor Society 12. Joseph Whitehead 106 Van Brackle Road Aberdeen 07747 Baseball 10; Radio Club 12; TV. Club 11. 12. Broad- way Productions Crew 10. 11; Drama Crow 10. 11. Elizabeth Wicke 27 Colonial Drive, Matawan 07747 Field Hockey 10. 11. Captain 12; Student Council 10. 11. Vice-President 12; History Government 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Calculus Team 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12; Track Statistician 10; Football Statistician 12; SADD 11 M Vaccarella-Wicke — 113 SENIORS Jennifer Williams Christina Winkfine Sharon Wodtke Stacey Wolfe Anything you want you can make it happen, stand up and turn around never lot them shoot us down — J.L.B.D.C.FF Dont t Quote me, I have nothing to say John Young Donna Zeni P'S s OS Stephanie Zimmerman He'd better not give us a test tomorrow! — Sheryn Weiner My eyes arc leaking Dawn Zutell 114 Good will conquer evil and the truth will set you free and I know someday I'll find the key. Paul Wolke Jeonga Yang Don t ask me how tall I am' It's the simple things in life that counts! Jennifer Williams 2 Maple Avenue. Matawan 07747 Colorguard 10, 11, Captain 12; Track 10, 11, 12; SADD 11. Class Treasurer 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. FBLA 11. History Government 10. 11, 12; Ski Club 10. 11 12; Student Council 10. 11, 12. Christina Winkfine 417 Beverly Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Sharon Wodtke 261 West Prospect Keyport 07735 Stacey Wolfe 120 Warren Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Basketball 10. 11; DECA 11, 12; History Govern- ment 10,11. Photography Club 12; Calculus Team 12. Twenty more, huh? — Michele Efrom George Zweidinger As the First Chapter Ends, the second only begins. Seniors Not Pictured Charles Anderson Jimmy Berliner Robert Birnbach Bruce Castiglioni Dennis Clune Suzanne Figei Patrice Guyot John Hoffman Christopher Johnson John Kitrick Roger Lynch Chris Martin Thomas Martin Glenn Mongold Tina O'Brien Eric Pearl Deborah Peek Kevin Piskorowski William Reilly Linda Rice Alan Schreiber Chris Van Orden Fred Williams Jared Witt Kerri Zeller Paul Wolke 37 Minam Drive Matawan 07747 VICACIE 12 Jeonga Yang 467 Angel Street. Cliffwood 07721 Pillar 11, 12; Calculus Club 11. 12; Student Council 12; Peer Leadership 12; National Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 11 12; Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 11 John Young 303 Woodbine Drive. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Donna Zeni 16 Essie Drive. Matawan 07747 Cross Country 10. 11. 12; Winter Track 10. 11, 12; Spring Track 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Pillar 11; History Government 10. 11; Council 10. 11. 12 Stephanie Zimmerman 9 Jubilee Circle. Aberdeen 07747 Softball 10, 11. 12; History Government 12. Dawn Zutell 499 Garden Place Keyport 07735 George Zweidinger 3 Oak Shades Avenue. Matawan 07747 Baseball 10. 11. 12; VICA 12; Football 10 Williams-Zweidinger 115 1 Faculty Administration 117 Administration ALMA MATER Kail Alma Mater, of thee we sing. Our lifted voice� , your praiww ring. We'll cherivh you and add to your fame. Ahray and ever well uphold your name Though other thought� may change with the time. Duty to you i� foremod in our mind Down through the year� , winning honor anew. We'll all be loyal. Matawan to you. Bruce Quinn Board of Education: Front row, L-R: Alphonse DeRosa. Ardis Kisenwether, Board of Education Secretary Irving Hurwitz, Michael Kidzus. Freddie Williams. Back Row: Theodore Endre- son, Christine Hatfield, Dr. Richard Brown. Marilyn Brenner 118 Robert Nesnay Principal Daniel Skelton Assistant principal Kenneth Smith Betty Rebarick Assistant Principal Assistant Principal 119 Frances Adler Business Karen Ancona Marlene Angress Instructional Aide English as a Second Language Gail Bauwens Language Arts Faculty Staff 120 Patricia Boix Nurse •— Samuel Beaumont Vocational Albert Benaquista Science David Beadle Science Michael Burdick Mathematics Diana Brody Vice-Principal Secretary 121 Charles Burke Vocational Charlene Canzano EOC William Caruso Crisis Counselor Clara Carver Business Patricia Cunningham Student Personnel Services Susan Donnelly Language Arts George Deitz Social Studies ii Patricia Dolan Vocational If you want to get out of this game, you 'll have to settle it with us! — Mr McNicholas. Mr Lukach, Mr Cohen. Mr. Vogler Faculty Staff 122 Joseph Colford School Psychologist Anthony Crego Science Nance Cruikshank Librarian Margo Crupi Foreign Language Louis Elwell Science Patricia Engle Harvey Epstein Vice-Principal Secretary Student Personnel Service 123 Jack Evans Louise Fitzpatrick Margaret Fleischer Helen Flood Language Arts Social Studies Science Science Gianna Genovese Foreign Language Maria Garotalo Special Education Jack George Social Studies Faculty Staff There are no Shoulds! — Mrs. Fitzpatrick 124 Mrs. Ancona being her usual helpful self. John Franks Anne Frazier James Fried! Sheila Galgan Phys. Ed Health Vocational Special Education EOC John Geran Shari Gilbert Joel Glastein Mathematics Special Services Business 125 Larry Goldstein Lanugage Arts Gertrude Groveman Language Arts Janet Gruft Child Study Team Joyce Gurvitz Special Education Judy Holmes Mathematics Joan Hubbell Business Richard Holler Social Studies r I Arlene Hatkm Aide Faculty Staff 126 I won the Indianapolis 5001! Marianne Handler Foreign Language Caroline Haney Mathematics Anne Hannah Music Terri Harvey Special Education Stephen Hutnik Faye Irons Dieter Johnson Ronald Kamin Social Studies Phys EdHealth Driver Theory Vocational 127 — Mr. MacCutchson Donald Kammann Sheryl Kaplan Phys Ed Health Speech Therapist Concetta Kelley Mathematics Beverly Korthaus Clerical William Lawlor Business Zelda Levme Howard Lloyd SPS Secretary Language Arts � 28 Gimme five! — Eileen Kor Phys Ed Health Ethel Kozlik Child Study Team Stan Lachiewicz Vocational Karla laVoie Vocational Paul Loeb Phys Ed Health James lukach Student Personnel Services Bruce MacCutcheon Athletic Director Mr. Spells helping his EOC Students. 1 Mr Smith. Mr FriedI 129 Pamela Main Social Studies Joseph Martucci Phys Ed Health Ronnie Marvald Science Maureen Mahoney Mathematics Mike McNicholas Phys Ed Health Greg Nicholson Vocational Charles Nieder Vocational Jan Niemira Vocational Faculty Staff Is she finished setting up that salad bar yet? 130 John Masreilo Social Studies Patricia Mattern Special Education Marilyn McCarron John McKenna Language Arts Science Mary Ann Oksen Carol Ortiz Mane Panos Virginia Phelan Foreign Language Art Social Studies Language Arts 131 Richard Post Language Arts Barbara Powers Attendance Officer Frank Pinkus Vocational Rae Polanowski Language Arts Charles Rego Science William Rice Security Guard Joan Richter Mathematics I can t believe it — another accident! — Mr Johnson What's so funny? — Mrs Ortiz. Mrs Prezioso. Mrs. Hatkin Faculty Staff 132 Mary Powers Aide Joan Prezioso Foreign Language Margarita Ramos Foreign Language Deborah Rattstetter EOC Coordinator Agnes Riggio Aide Margaret Robertson Student Personnel Services 133 William Ross Student Personnel Services Clare Rucci Social Studies Benito Ruggiero Foreign Language Bonnie Sachs Social Studies Verna Schneider Clerical Jewel Seehaus John Shaw Language Arts Language Arts Linda Scheer Special Education Faculty Staff Fastest draw in the West! — Mr. Smith Renee Sackerman Katherine Sakin Anthony Salvatore Richard Salvatoriello Mathematics Science Vocational Vocational Ellen Shore Carole Silvergold Gert Silvergold Elame Singer Vice-Principal Secretary Instructional Aide Principal Secretary Language Arts 135 Carlo Vinci Music Mark Vlossak Special Education Linda Walling Aide L-R: Rich Masarik. Barry Guigliano, Ann Tucker, Jack Horner Faculty Staff 136 John Thornton Sam Turner Joan Vas Patricia Vena Aide Language Arts Mathematics Vocational Gloria Wein Linda Weissman Zena Wolman Gail Wovna Business Clerical Instructional Aide Language Arts L-R: Janer Orrok. Vera Wilson, Eleanor Duda. Anne Weldon, Argie Tringali, Dolores Schetelich, Flo Guzzo, Pat Mazzeo. 137 138 Sports Huskieville U.S.A. Coach Martucci's goals before the football season began were for the Huskies to win the championship during their final year of A North play and to make the State Playoffs. The Huskies did both in the normal Matawan fashion. Although the beginning of the season proved turbulent, the team came together when the chips were down and with a family spirit played power football. When Matawan lost to Toms River South on opening day 31-28 they did not lose their confidence. In the following two weeks the Huskies beat Freehold Township in the pouring rain 20-14 under the lights and bested the intimidating Flyers of Neptune, who had been challenging the Huskies in the newspapers. The final score was 22-7. The following week against Middletown North the Huskies forgot to show up — losing 24-6. With their record at 2-2 the Huskies refused to give up and became more intense. The Huskies easily defeated Brick Memorial with Sam Turn- er s Death Squad shutting out Memorial s offense 21-0. In the rain again, Matawan powered over Marlboro 27-6 with Greg Rice rushing for over 200 yards Rice did the same the following two weeks leading the Huskies to two decisive vic- tories Beating Middletown South 29-7 in a hard-hitting, phys- ical game, Coach Martucci's Huskies began to prepare for their final conference game against Manalapan. On the 16th of November the team put on their snorkles and swim fins and played in the pouring ram with two inches of rain on the field Rice ran like a speedboat because of the great blocking that the offensive line had provided throughout the season. The Huskies defeated the Indians 19-0 After taking third in Central Jersey Group III. the Huskies went to Ewing Township for the State Playoffs. Ahead 3-2 at halftime, the team remained psyched With less than a minute of play left in the game, the Huskies were down by two points On fourth and long Matawan fumbled the ball thus losing the game 12-10 If that wasn't bad enough, the bus broke down on the way home. It just wasn't Matawan's day. In the annual Thanksgiving Day game, Matawan played with all of their hearts and souls as they had all season. On a muddy, damp afternoon the Huskies defeated Raritan 34-7. Thanks to some help from Middletown South. Matawan won the A North Championship Coach Martucci's goals were accomplished by the great effort from the entire team and coaching staff. George Magnenat. Dan Mooney, and Greg Rice made first team All-Shore Mike Davino made second team All-Shore, and Bryan Long and Rusty Neal made third team. Bryan Long, George Magnenat, Dan Mooney. Rusty Neal. Greg Rice, and Charlie Vena made All-Division for A North Andy Malincomco and Jun Pak received All-County honors. Greg Rice ran for 1.478 yards during the season breaking Terry Underwood's record of 1,444 yds. He ran for 18 touchdowns. and had three kickoff returns and threw one touchdown pass. Congratulations to the entire Huskie squad for an unforget- table season! — Dave Dickey Who's next? — Greg Rice, Lance Tumulty 140 1 V Top Row (l-r): J. Pierce, G. Beyer. D. Dickey. B. Martin. J Wargo, J. Machinga. J Russel, B. Byrd. B. Murray. F. Tagliaferie. D Thornton. Fourth Row: L. Tumulty. C. Davis. S. Mikulski. B. Ochinegro. S Bolin. D Bellamy. T. Gallo. R. Maloy, S Cross. R. Pearson. C. Shakespeare. A Amari. Third Row: P. Donahue. C. Johnson. C. Anderson. P. Kolshorn, E. Butler. D. Menna. D. Kessler. M. Davino. H. Hunley C. Spann, S Burney Second Row: W. Neal. K. Wagner, C. Vaughn. G. Presti. G. Magnenat. M. Barakat. J Pak. N. Francisco. F. Williams. C. Watson. B. Matyzczak. I. Spann. Bottom Row: S. Waters. J. Kaye. S. Turner, A. Malincomco. C. Vena. R. Neal. B. Long, G. Rice. D. Mooney. J. Martucci, J. Bongiovanni. J. Geran. Huskies 1985 Varsity Scoreboard Date Opponent Score 9 29 Tom's River South 28-31 10 4 Freehold Township 2014 10'12 Neptune 22-7 10 18 Middletown North -24 10 26 Brick Memorial 21-0 11 2 Marlboro 27-6 11 9 Middletown South 29-7 11 16 Manaiapan 19-0 11 23 'Ewing 10-12 11 30 Raritan 34.7 '—state playoffs Captains Top Row: Andy Malinconico. Greg Rice. Dan Mooney. Bottom Row: Bryan Long. Charlie Vena. Rusty Neal. 141 Junior Varsity Top Row (l-r): K. Royce. B. Murray. E. Wunder. J. Machinga. T Kolshorn. J. Schuemg. E Ballamy. S. Burke Third Row: E Levy. C Wordelman. D. Thornton. J. Russel. B Byrd. D. Lauricella. F Tagliaferie. D. Kaplin, L. Baker. Second Row: J. Geran. B Martin. J Pierce. G. Beyer. D Dickey. S. Mikulski, J. Wargo. F. Centrulo. C. Shakespeare. J. Machinga Bottom Row: S. Waters. B. Ochmegro. S Bolin, C. Davis. T. Gallo. R Malloy. R. Person. D. Bellamy. S. Cross. J. Kaye. 142 Coaching Staff Huskies (Top Row) Joe Bongiovoni. Joe Martucci. Sam Turner. (Bottom Row) John Kaye, Steve Waters. John Geran. First Down! — Lance Tumulty Not This Time — Gregg Rice. Andy Malmcon- ICO Another big run. Charles Anderson. Dan Moo- ney 1985 Varsity Roster No Name Height Weight Position Grade 7 Lance Tumulty 6 1' 195 Ob 11 10 Jun Pak 5'8 170 K 12 12 Mike Davmo 6-2' 180 POb 12 13 Dwayne Thornton 5'8' 170 Ob 10 20 Charlie James 58' 170 FI 12 22 Jason Russel 5'8 190 Tb 10 23 Rusty Neal 510' 180 FlOb 12 24 Curtis Daws 511 170 Db 11 25 Peter Booker 56 150 Db 12 28 Carl Watson 5‘7 170 Db 12 30 Gerrin Presti 56' 150 Db 12 31 Bernard 8yrd 6'2 180 Tb 10 32 Chris Shakesspearo 6'2 185 De 11 33 Jim Pierce 60 195 Fb 11 34 Chris Barran 60 175 Fb 12 35 Troy Gallo 58 175 Tb-Db 11 36 w.axrr Neai 5'6 160 Ob 12 39 Jared Machmga 55 145 Db 10 40 Fred Williams 5'10' 200 Db 12 42 Greg Rice 6-1 190 Tb 12 43 Walter Neal 5‘8’ 155 Db 10 44 Bryan Long 59' 185 FbLb 12 45 Mark Wright 6'0 175 Fb 10 48 Scott Bolm 61' 175 Db 11 51 Rolando Person 5 11' 185 CDe 11 52 Mario Barakat 5'5' 170 Ng 12 55 George Mangenat 60' 210 Dt-C 12 56 Eric Levy 5'9' 185 T 11 57 Eric Butler 58' 235 C 12 59 John Wargo 5'8 160 LbG 11 60 Dan Mooney 6'1 185 LbG 12 63 Jun Snyder 511' 170 G 10 64 Dave Dickey 60' 190 Ng 11 65 Bill Lambertson 5 10' 185 G 11 66 Nick Francisco 6'10' 235 G 12 67 Andy Malmconico 60 235 T 12 68 Dean Menna 5'9 295 G 12 69 George Beyer 61' 185 G-De 11 70 Scott MikulSki 5 ir 215 T 11 72 Brian Murray 62' 225 T 10 73 Ben Ochinegro 62' 215 T 11 75 Kirk Wagner 6'2 215 Dl 12 77 Pete Koshorn 5 11' 195 T 12 79 Chns Vaughn 6'2 210 T 12 80 Stacy Cross 62 180 E 11 81 Brian Martin 6T 175 To 11 82 Dennis Kessler 6'2 180 E 12 83 Bernard Matzczak 6 3' 185 E 12 84 Chns Johnson 62- 200 E 12 85 Charlie Vena 5 11' 190 De-To 12 88 Charles Anderson 6'1' 180 E 12 12 89 Rick Malloy 5'11' 165 E 11 99 Harold Hunicy 61' 205 E 12 143 Second efforts win ball games. — George Magnenat, Greg Rice Chuck “Chill-Out on the reverse. Two seconds 'til impact. First down and then some. Hustlin’ Dr. Pak at work Huskies 144 Look out below! Movin', 145 Which way now?! Moon Dog ' clearing the hole. Huskie Booters Battle to Finish This year's Varsity Soccer Team finished at 4-12-2 in the very competitive A” North Division. The team gave their time and dedication to make this season one to remember. The squad was led by seniors Greg Hoover. Barry Axelrad. and Mike Steiner. Keith Wolman f Greg Hoover Back row (left to right): Kevin McParland, David Steinberg. Greg Hoover. Barry Axelrad. Mike Steiner. Glenn Lederman. Coach Mike McNicholas. Middle row (left to right): Kris Englehardt, David Jelinski, Marc Holler. Dan Sheehan. Glen Slater. Kenny Tranoris, Keith Wolman. Bottom row (left to right): Chris Beaudry. Eric Bach, Matt Miyakawa, Patrice Guyot. Andy O'Connor. ■ sBEt A Andy O'Connor n i Ken Tranoris, Mike Steiner, Eric Bach Top row (left to right): Coach Steve Cohen, Mike O'Connor, Jeff Janota, Bill Scanlon, Bob Falk Middle row (left to right): Chris Gonada. Doug O'Hare. Rith Ouch, Peter Bloom, Mitch Brody, Mike Kolle, Jill Savlov Bottom row (left to right): Paul Kam, Brian McParland. Sean McMahon. Dave Rosenthal, Roth Ouch, Lyle Himmel. Roth Ouch, Mike Steiner, Eric Bach Eric Bach 147 Go team!!! Maria Eckenrode Stick It To ’Em “This years' Field Hockey Team was the best team Matawan has ever had. — Suo Sunshine “I've been on the Field Hockey Team for four years and it was good to win ” — Beth Wicke ' As the goalie I could see exactly what was happening on the field and I know that this years’ team was communicative and worked well together. — Patti Cleary “Though our record might not show it, (3-6-4) we had a fantastic season. We had an experienced team which included eight returning varsity starters, four of which have been on the team for four years — Janice Scanlon Captains (left to right): Beth Wicke, Patti Cleary. Janice Scanlon, Sue Sunshine. 148 Get it, Kerstinf Janice Scanlon Back row (left to right): Coach Dan Russell. Kristine Sommerhalter. Megan Grant. Donna Chambers. Maria Eckenrode, Lisa Niceforo, Nancy Gluck. Captain Patti Cleary. Mary Ann Grena, Captain Beth Wicke, Captain Janice Scanlon, Captain Sue Sunshine. Laura Niceforo. Coach De Lorenzo. Middle row (l-r) Dorothy Soechting. Bridget Carey. Melissa Foxman. Janet Moran. Cheryl Levy. Sue Rausch, Christine Soechting. Front row (l-r) Melissa Dean. Connie Waters, Carrie Edelman, Jennifer Becker, Kerstin Soderlund, Denise Cartmell. 149 Born To Run The '85 '86 cross-country team did not meet their pre season expectations. Due to injuries, the team suffered a number of painful losses. Nevertheless, there were many outstanding individual performances. Rookies Woo Vang and John McEvoy contributed to the team greatly while winning their varsity letters. The other varsity lettermen were John Hendricks. Eric Reinold and captain Brian Chu. Since all five of the top runners will be returning, the team feels that the outlook for next season is very promising. Erik Reinold Michael Hudak Back row (left to right): Coach Wayne Spells, Ricky Bore. Brian Chu, Len Vishnevsky. Mike Cadat. Don Sardella, Coach Mike Burdick. Front row (left to right): Eddie Kelly, John McEvoy. Matt Bader. Erik Reinold, John Hendricks, Woo Bong Yang. 150 John Hendricks Coach Spells helps Woo Yang Born to run! Coaches Wayne Spells and Mike Burdick with Woo Yang and Captain Brian Chu. Back row (left to right): Coach Tony Bombaci, Tanja Woren, Kelli Kosbab, Debbie Baeder, Laura Savage. Anita Idicula. Anne McHugh. Sue Helgesen, Meghan Sheehan, Chris Hatfield, Liz Kedra. Meg Carey. Monica Holzhauer, Coach Charles Rego Middle row (left to right): Becky Staumbach. Felicia DiMartino, Lori Beckman. Tracy Greinnell, Jeanne Kissane. Danielle Gall. Dawn Sickels, Amy Gall. Front row (left to right): Erica Sommerhalter. Jamie Bowman. Anne Marie McCartin, Hera Kopel, Orly Mishan. Tara McHugh, Patty Martin, Rebecca Reinhold. 152 Run like the wind! Laura Savage, Jamie Bowman. Run Like the Wind Charlie’s Angels completed their 1985 season with a winning record of 9-3. The team tore up the 3.1 mile course of Holmdel Park, (the most challenging cross country course in New Jersey) defeating Conference rivals St. Johns, Marlboro and Middletown North. Led by Captain Amy Gall and Co-Captains Monica Holzhauer and Liz Kedra, the team had the advantage of enthusiastic seasoned veterans as well as the support of outstanding underclassmen. The Angels placed fourth in Central Jersey Group III headed by Freshman AnneMarie McCartin. The team looks forward to a successful season next year led by upcoming Seniors Meg Carey and Anne McHugh. With the dedication of Charles Rego and Tony Bombaci, the girls capped a great season and look forward to victories yet to come. Coaches Tony Bombaci and Charles Rego with Captain Amy Gall and Co-Captains Liz Kedra and Monica Holzhauer. 153 The Matawan Girl's Cross Country Team. Knee deep in the Hoop-la The 1985-1986 basketball season was a hard-fought campaign in spite of the 7-12 record Led by senior co- captains Mike Davino. Mike Steiner, and Eric Bach, the Huskie cagers experienced their best season in five years. This improved record was assisted by junior, leading scorer, leading rebounder Joe Mauro along with rookie Eric Bellamy who averaged nearly ten points per game Captains Eric Bach, Mike Steiner. Mike Da- vino. with Coach Jack George Front row, L-R: Eric Bach, Eric Bellamy, George Walker Back row: Coach Wayne Spells. Dave Mauro. Sean McMahon. Brian McParland, Joe Mauro. Bill Stoney. Mike Davino. Scott Bolin. Mike Steiner Darren Bellamy, 154 JV — Front row, L-R: John McEvoy, Brad Hagensen. Back row: Coach Wayne Spells, Tom Delletto, Brian McParland, Bill Stoney, Normal Jackson, Paul Kam. Bob Falk 155 Reach Meg. reach! — Meg Carey Jump! — Annette Tomasello Jumpshot The 1985-1986 season for g«rls basketball was a disappointing one Through the season it was rough, but everyone held together They had positive attitudes throughout the season and expect better results next year Even though it was an upsetting season the girls still had good times Although this year's team is very yourvg, they all learned a lot from it The starting varsity team consisted of senior Tracy Ciaglia. juniors Annetto Tomasello, Lauren Caldera, Joanne Boyers, and Meg Carey; and sopho- mores Cando Jiosne and Tyanno Rice The player to be recognizod this year is senior captain Tracy Ciaglia for her outstanding performance for iho 1985-1986 season Tracy also gave a great individual performance toward the team Tho Huskies aro looking forward to next year with returning lettermen playors Annette Tomasello. Lauren Caldera. Joanne Beyers, and Meg Carey, Tracy Ciaglia Who wants it first? 156 .1 Tyann Rice Junior Varsity — Front row, L-R: latiffa Mackey, Amee Isenbeis, Bridgette Carey, Dawn Katz, Kim Nixon. Rachel Megasm. Back row: Veronica Beyer, Kim Krause. Lori Zagorola Tyann Rice. Candi Josina. Penny Davino Girl’s Varsity Basketball Team, L-R: JoAnn Beyers. Meg Carey. Lauren Caldera. Coach Dan Stankiewicz, Tracy Ciaglia. Annette Tomasello. Angie Hutchinson. 157 Head Over Heels This year ended with a string of most impressive wins. (53 8,62-12.55-10) to end at 8-7. We went 7 1 during the second half of the season, when the youth of the lower weights blend- ed with the hungry desire of the upper weights Led by Se- niors Bryan Long. Mario Barakat. Dan Mooney. Mike Hudak. and Andy Malinconico. It was the first winning season in elev- en years. Front row, L-R: Kris Engelhardt Jarod Machinga. Warren Cohen, Steve Elwell, Mark Gottdenker. Len Vishnevsky. Rick Marrero 2nd row: Eric Engelhardt, Fred DeNardo Mike Hudak. John Wargo. Mario Barakat. Bryan Long 3rd row: Andy Malinconico, Danny Burns, Dan Mooney. 158 JV — Front row, L-R: Victor Chan. Wayne LaPaz, Ray DeSimone. Chris Aguayo. Danny Barron, Rich Sczepamak. Kim Mela 2nd row: Debbie Balden. Eric Engelhardt, Hartson Boyce. Deith Markowitz. Frank Trauesano. John Holmes. Danny Schalit. 159 Run To You The 1985-1986 winter track program was a building process for the spring track program yet to come All of the athletes spent many hours working out in the weight room. With this idea in mmd. Coaches Bombaci and Rego hoped to build a strong base for the up- coming spring season Monica Holzhauer and Tracey Smutko placed first as a duo in the Shore Confer- ence Relay Championships. Holzhauer also placed first in the county, second in the conference and went on to make it into the Meet of Champions Freshman Anne Marie McCartin ran a 5:43 1600 to break the school record Rolando Per- sons had a successful season throwing better than 47 feet Overall, the winter season benefited all of those who par- ticipated Nice and easy! Amy Galt Mark Wright Front row, L-R: Stacy Cross, Dana Jackson, Rolando Person. James Pierce. 2nd row: John Hendricks. Eric Reinhold Teddy Kolshorn. Woo Yang. Frank Allison. David Gottdenker 3rd row: Brian Smith. Chris Barran. Bernard Byrd. Greg Rice. Charles Anderson. Mark Wright, Rusty Neal. Coach Tony Bombaci. 160 Anne Marie McCartin Passing the baton Woo Yang Monica Holzhauer 161 Huskies at Bat Coach Joe Pelligrino has high hopes for this year's baseball team. He is hoping to have a lot of victories. The returning players are Seniors Mike Davino, Kevin Ferguson, Andy Malin- conico. Mike Hudak, Greg Larson. John McCormack, and Todd Rodelli. Even though Coach Pelligrino is foreseeing this year's baseball season as a tough one. he is cautiously opti- mistic for a successful season. Don't be so sure you'll catch the ball! Alright, alright. I'm ready. I'm ready1 162 Varsity Baseball Team — Front row, L-R: K. Ferguson, M. Hudak, A. Malinconico, M Davino. T. Rodelli, G. Larson. J. McCormack. G. Zweidmger 2nd row (L-R): Coach Joe Pelligrino. J Kugit. R Marrero, P. Colantino. R Maloy. S. Bolin. A Black. K. McNemara. F. DeNardo. M. Levine. JV Team — Front row, L-R: J. Schneider, S. Dolan, S. Wilson, D. Barran. C Dohrenwend, A Mackoff. G. Kalt. M Brody 2nd row (L-R): D. Smith. B. Wordelmann, A. Phillips, D. Gonzalez, R. Bogda, R. Rutowski, D. Jelinski, D. Veary, Coach Bill Vogler. 163 Hit Me With Your Best Shot Conditioning is the word on the softball field this season. Coaches Faye Irons and John Geran work, run, and drill their players in order to prepare them for the season ahead. With approximately thirty games on the schedule, the team must have mental strength in addition to physical strength and conditioning, according to Geran, to be well prepared. Coach Irons and Coach Geran predict a winning season judging from their player's talents. Returning to the Varsity team this year are Juniors Maria Eckenrode, Susan Rausch, and Annette Tomasello. Returning Seniors include Tracy Ciaglia. Mary Anne Grena. Stacey Nadell, and Laura Niceforo Senior Captains — Front, L-R: Laura Niceforo. Tracy Ciaglia, Randi Lampert, Mary Ann Grena, Stacy Nadell. i .« Girl’s Softball Team — Front row, L-R: J. Beyers. A. Tomasello, R. Lampert, S. Nadell, M. Grena, L. Niceforo, T. Ciaglia, S. Rausch, D. Hornstein, M. Olshaker. 2nd row: J. Ciaglia, J. Marcus, S. Lofaro, S. Stoveken, L. Caldera, C. Jiosne, R O'Connor. C. Phelan, E. Bender. 3rd row: K. Webster, K. Mela, C. Figel, D. Kelleher, M. Levitt, N. Gluck, L. Niceforo, L. Zagarola, T. Rice, B. Wise. 164 A little advice from Coach Irons. 165 Tracy Ciaglia Mary Ann Grena Boy’s Spring Track — Front row, L-R: R. Neal, A. DiSimone. K. Ford, M. Gottdenker, W Yang. J, Hendricks, J. Ma- chinga. R. Person. G. Beyer, T. Gallo. C Mullin. C. Agyuo. M. Wright. E. Reinhold. 2nd row: T. Murry, R. Rike, X. Giray, M. Ho. E. Hodges, D. Thornton, J. J. Russell. T. Kolshorn, R. Capabianco. G. Kencitzski, R. DiSimone. B Martin, F. Tagliafari, L. Vishnevsky. J. McEvory, R. Brown 3rd row: Coach Tony Bombaci. C. Watson. C. Mitter. Coach Sam Turner, F. Allison, J. Maloney, K. Gray, T. Hines. A. Hernandez, C Beaudry. C. Mauer. B. Bird. B Brown G. Rice, J. Mauro. J. Pierce, B. Smith, R. Moffit, J. Gaeta, P. Shapiro. D. Smith. S. Pullin, S. Smith, Coach Leon Britton. Greg Rice Silent Running The 1986 Boys' Spring Track Team consists of a number of fine talents destined for future success. One major standout is Senior sprinter Greg Rice. He holds the school outdoor track records for the 400, the 200, and the 100 meter races. Fellow Senior sprinters are Charles Anderson. Chris Bar- ran, Wilbur Neal, and Chris Shakespeare. The dis- tance team boasts of three returning juniors: Woo Yang. John Hendricks, and Brian Chu. Also, a sophomore talent. Eric Reinhold, along with other newcomers adds depth to the team. In the hur- dles. Senior Rusty Neal and Sophomore Teddy Kolshorn combine to make a tough duo for their adversaries to beat. The Field is just as strong, headed by Junior shotput thrower Rolando Per- son The high-jumping combination of Juniors Sta- cey Cross and Bernard Bird leads the best of the high-jumpers in the Shore. This is one of the stron- gest track teams in Matawan history, according to Coach Tony Bombacci. There are no evident weak points in the team Teddy Kolshorn Mark Gottdenker Ann McHugh Sharee Becker You Better Run The 1986 spring track season was on the upswing from previous seasons. Led by Cap- tains Monica Holzhauer and Amy Gall, the team was supported by a mixture of upper- and underclassmen. Seniors Liz Kedra, Donna Zeni. Meghan Sheehan, and Sue Helgesen added much needed veteran experience. Ju- niors Anne McHugh and Meg Carey lent their talent to the distances, as well as Tanja Noren. who gave much needed support to the discus. The team was rounded out by such new young talents as Anne Marie McCartm, who could be a statewide threat in the 1600. and Tara McHughe, a freshman talent in the 800. Veronica Beyer gives it her all! 168 Girl’s Spring Track — Front row, L-R: C. Spann. L. Savage. R. Rodriguez. J. Englehart, W. Rosen. M. Holzhauer, J. Penn, T. Smutko, F. Sewer, A McHugh. 2nd row: V. Rabinowicz. B. Anderson C Foster. H Mosi. D. Soechting. T. Banis. M Chasser. A. Fitch, S Becker. B. Boldman. 3rd row: Coach Charles Rego. V. Beyer. M. Sirleaf. T. Noren, P. Martin, M. Clerkin, T. McHugh. M Martin. L. Lawson. S. Hampton. V. Stevens. K. Rike, Coach Eileen Korz. 169 Cutting it close! Aces Wild The 1986 tennis team consists of all undergraduates. The team is led by Keith Wolman and Brian Sivin, who played the first and second singles spot. Other returning lettermen are Gary Rosenson, Jon Bier, and Billy Berger. Rounding out the list of probable starters are Barry Schecter and Brett Wallerstein. Coacy Barry Rizzo feels that although the team may have some tough competition, they might end up with a .500 season or better. Front row, L-R: B. Schechter. S. Cohen. J. Bier. G. Rosenson, S. McMahon. K Wolman 2nd row: K. Roum. M Moshen, P Kam. B Wallerstein. B. Sivin. J. Hurwitz, P. Bloom 3rd row: A. Rubinstein. J. Krauss. D. Solow S Kauff, Coach Barry Rizzo. 170 Keith Wolman Brian Sivin Stephanie Schuster Julie Goldstein Judy Adamski Jennifer Kenas Making a Racket! The girls tennis team, headed by captains Jennifer Kenas and Stephanie Schuster, had a rebuilding season this past year, with a record of 5-11. Coach Larry Goldstein felt the team has made a big improvement since last year. Because all players will be returning next year, the more experienced team is likely to have a promising season Back row (left to right): Coach Dr. Larry Goldstein, Amy Jacobs, Kim Nixon. Co-Captain Stephanie Schuster, Judy Adamski, Julie Goldstein. Front row (left to right): Co-Captain Jennifer Kenas. Beth Marotta. Lyn Gabriel, Susanne Sunshine. Wendy Kosen. 171 Knock ’em down Chris Pollack Robert Rutkowski Michele Efrom Phil Stern Meredith Olshaker Front row, l-r. Percy Rice, Robert Rutkowski, 2nd row: Phil Stern, Dave Smith, David Jelinski. Joe Maloney, Ken Devaney, Coach Dan Russell 3rd row: Chris Pollack, Dennis Smith. Tom Jensen Front row, l-r: Sheryl Rose. Michele Efrom, Jennifer Becker 2nd row: Kan Thomas, Laura Shaw, Chris Bozowski. Jennifer Seihl. Meredith Olshaker, Nancy Gluck. 3rd row: Coach Rus- sell. Michele Clark. Sharon Eckenrode 172 Golf Team Left to right: K Dixon. J. Allocco, B. Chasen. R Pietkowicz, B Wicke. P Kolshorn. Coach Richard Holler Get Into the Swing Interscholastic golf consists of a team of five players. A team wins a match when three of its players win the individual matches. Such competition is called match play golf as opposed to medal play, when a match is deter- mined by a team s total score Besides providing the challenge of individual competition, interscholastic golf provides the girl or boy with a life long skill. 173 Bill Chasen Joe Allocco 174 Clubs Organizations 175 Shout, Shout, Let It All Out! Senior Varsity Cheerleaders: Colleen Phelan. Jennifer Dunn. Tracy Smutko. Stacy Nadell. Linda Rice. Natalie DiPierdomenico-Captain. Christine Norbut. Theresa Sasso Captain. Daphne Buffalo. Laura Joyce. Jennifer Penn. Barbara Moran. Debra Perlson. The Senior Cheerleaders and Jeana Dean 176 J.V. Cheerleaders: 1st row: Susan De Giglio, Jennifer McLaughlin. Cathy Phelan, Colleen Egan. Maria Tagliaferri. 2nd row: Maria Fumarola Captain. Jenny Ciaglia. LaDonna Bell-Captain. Marlaina Insley. Stacey Boder 3rd row: Jesse Tooker. How do I look? Captains: Natalie Di Pierdomenico and Theresa Sasso Lining up for the camera with Mrs. Connie Kelly Advisor. Yes sir! 177 Sound of Music The Marching Huskies, under the direction of Mr Carlo Vinci Jr. completed another successful season Since Au- gust. members have devoted hours of practice to perfecting their show for half-time and competitions Some competitions were at Governor Livingston, where they earned a 63 05. and at Edison, where they received a 66 5. The band s repertoire included Firestorm , Boogie Down , Hill Where The Lord Hides , and Someone to Watch Over Me' Soloists were Jon Knapp on Mellophone, Tom Giovinozzo on trumpet, and Matthew Moshen on trombone In addition, the Huskies trav- eled to Maryland in May. where they participated in the 1986 Annapolis Music Festival. Soloist Jon Knapp in Boogie Down , and Tom Giovinozzo in Hill Where The Lord Hides , belt it out 178 Karen Ratel smiles, enjoying her nag work The 1985-86 Marching Huskies form the classic Mata wan M Flutes Trombones Aime Pollack Debra Alberti Matthew Moshen Howard Rose Robin Ancona Kenneth Powers Heather Shonosky Kathy Borden Darryn Starr Shawn Szoke Andrea Carney Clarinets Drum Majors Michele Efrom Jill Casey Christina Bulvanowski Robin Hedden Erinn Gossett Sabrina Rohrs Janey Kolyer Richard Locke Colorguard Laura McKeown Sharon Mehlman Lisa Baglmo Beth O'Conner Cynthia Roemer Sharon Bolan Jennifer Rippel Jean Tsao Loree Burrows Rachel Rodriguez Trumpets Barbara Connell Saxophones Lisa Beilin Susan Daniels Jon Bier Tom Giovmozzo Kim Esposito Kathy Casey Jerry Mahoney Sue Franklin Tom Cerbone Matthew Plotner Erin Goodsell Michelle Chasser Joe Riggio Janet Hiscock Billy DeVizia Barry Schechter Kathy Mahoney Julie Goldstein Joe Stahl Cindy Meehan Debbie Hecht Mellophones Shannon Olsen John Montone Jon Cohen Jenny Polity Michael Powers Melissa Costello Karen Ratel Dawn Reinhart Percussion AnneMarie Schultz Sheryl Rose Eric Abraham Carolyn Schultz Angela Sheppard Danny Gonzalez Julie Straley John Sickler Karen Kwan Heather Wathington Baritones Joann Lynch Barbara Wise Todd Costello Billy Macco Lori Ann Zagarola Jon Knapp Natalie Neumeier 179 Vv i • i Part of the percussion section practices for the show Drum major Putting together music and drill on the field The Huskies march onto the field for the 180 Sabrina Rohrs Concert Band — Front row, L-R: K Kwan, S Rohrs, J Kolyer. R Hedden M Efrom. J Rippel. R Ancona M Chasser 2nd row, L-R: J Goldstein D Gonzalez. B DeVizia E Gossett, J Polity. K Casey, J Bier S Ratel. L Beilin, J Cohen. 3rd row, L-R: S- Rose. S. Ol- sen, S Szoke. T Cerbone. M Plotner. M Leiutt. M Powers, R Gitner, B Macco, D Jelinski, M Costello. Mr Carlo Vinci (Band Director). 4th row, L-R: J Lynch, D Hecht C Bulvan- owski, F. Abraham, B Brown 5th row, L-R: B Schecter P Donohue. M Jacobs. M Holler, T. Giovozzo, M Moshen, J. Knapp,, H. Rose T Costello, D Powers. Jazz Band — Front row, L-R: S. Olsen. C. Bulvanowski, S Rose, C Casey. M Chasser. K Kwan. J. Goldstein, Mr Carlo Vinci (Director) 2nd row, L-R: J Lynch. D Hecht, T Cerbone. W. DeVizia, K Powers M Powers. J. Cohen 3rd row, L-R: B Schecter J Stahl. M Holler. T Giovinozzo. M Moshen, E Abraham. J Knapp, T Costello. 181 half-lime show Perfect Harmony MIXED CHORUS Top row, L-R: G Mara. S. Wilson. J Pierce. L. Himmel. J Lynch. M. Labommch, A. Schultz 2nd row, L-R: G Welden. R Lambertson. L. Knight. D Jelinski. M Sirleaf, Barbara Engle C Melman 3rd row, L-R: S Sario K Wohl J Gerecitano J Cohen. L. Burrows. J.Kolyer (Pianist). B Wise Bottom row, L-R: S Rohrs. J. Sakowski A Bergenfeld M Plotner. B Divizia. J. Passaretti. J. Chaiken. S. Cosenza A concert performance 182 MADRIGALS Top row: L-R, M Plotner J Cohen. A Schultz Middle row, L-R: B DiVizia A. Bergenfeld. K. Wohl. L Himmel Bottom row, L-R: Mrs Anne Hannah (Choral Director). J. Kolyer, J. Sakowski. J Gerecitano. L. Burrows. J. Passaretti. Janet Hiscock 183 Student Council The major purpose of the Student Council is to bring about the best possible cooperation between the students, teachers and administrators by acquiring a practical knowledge of self-gov- ernment. by promoting the general welfare of the student body and the administration, and by establishing high standards of character, leadership, scholarship and school spirit. Left to right: E. Kulback, Treasurer; B. Wicke. Vice-President; A O'Connor. President; A. Sunshine Secretary; C Hatfield. Representative to the Board of Education. 184 The officers getting ready for the meeting. I sure hope this meeting won t be long! Joe Passaretti. Dave Shave Mr. Post giving a pep talk Front row, L-R: Mr. Richard Post (Advisor). M Carey. M Layman. A Idicula, C. Hatfield, B Chu, M Ho. B Berger. D Hornstein. J. Marcus 2nd row, L-R: D Shave. E. Kulback, G. Lederman, D. Emmel, J Barasch, J. Straley. P Shapiro. D. Soechting, S. Sotinsky. 3rd row, L-R: J. Sanfratello, E. Bach, B Allen, R. Endresen, M. Carver, C. Schifano, T. Endresen, D. Brown. 4th rwo, L-R: S. White, G. Hoover. A. Sunshine. J. DiMartino, B. Eckenrode. M. Stein, L Sergile. M Grena 5th row, L-R: M. Stein, D. Sheehan, G. Heller, E Gossett, J. Hummel. C. Norbut. I. Schueller, R. Mullas, L. Beilin. 6th row, L-R: J. Yang, S. Rohrs, R Hedden, A Pollack. S Weiner, T Smutko, G. Davis. V Rabinowicz. H. Simon. D. Gershkowitz, C. Soechting, W Yang. C. Sarlo. 7th row, L-R: L. McKeown. B Wicke. D. Chambers. G. Carlton. M Beyer, G Rosenson, I. Sun- shine, L. Capestro, A. O'Connor. S Sunshine K Casey 185 National Honor Society The aims of the National Honor Society are to create an enthusiasm for scholar- ship. to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage character development. Qualifications for membership include ac- quiring a total of seventy points, with a minimum of five in each category of academic selection, service, leadership and character, and a final review by the faculty. Projects include tutoring, bake sale for the Faculty Variety Show, and this past year, a special visit to the Holmdel Nursing Home National Honor Society Officers Left to right: D Emmel, treasurer; T Dempsey, co-president; J Hiscock. co president; G. Lederman. vice-president; C Hatfield, secretary Front Row, L-R: G. Hoover E. Gossett, J. Yang, C Hatfield, S. White 2nd Row: J. Kondek, V Rabmowicz. S. Nadell, M Efrom. M Layman. A Idicula, J. Passaretti 3rd Row: M. Beyer. J. Barasch, H. Simon, D. Gershkowitz. M Holzhauer. L. Beilin, S. Helgesen. J. Endresen. A. Spann, P. Baglino, Ms. Ronnie Marvald (advisor). 4th Row: M Weinberg, R. Hedden, S Rohrs, B Wicke, A. Sunshine, S. Sunshine. J. Scanlon. L. Kedra. A Kam 5th Row: G Meyers, A O'Connor. M. Stein. M Grena. J. Hummel 6th Row: T Rodelli, J. Sanfratello, C Schifano, D Sheehan. M. Steiner. D Emmel. G Lederman. E. Kulback, B Pollock 7th Row: C. Phelan S Miller 186 Calculus Team Front Row, L-R: D Hornstein. L Vishnevsky, L Capestro. B. Berger, B Chu 2nd Row, L-R: A O'Connor, M Efrom, G. Meyers. M. Carver, Ms Joan Vas (Advisor). M Grena, T. Dempsey, G. Heller 3rd Row, L-R: C Hatfield, J Straley, T Smutko, D. Gershkowitz. E Gossett. J. Vang, W. Stahl 4th Row. L-R: J Kondek V Rabinowicz. H. Simon, M Holzhauer, M Layman, A Idicuia, L. Beilin, S. Helgesen, M Sheehan, 5th Row, L- R: W Yang, C Klatsky. C. Ancona T. Endresen, M. Stem. B Eckenrode, A Sunshine. J. DiMartino. M Morales. A Kam. J Scanlon, J. Hummel. A Pollack. 6th Row, L-R: B. Allen. M Steiner, G Coleman. J. Barasch. B Hermida. T. Waugh, G. Lederman, D. Emmei 7th Row, L-R: G. Hoover, D Sheehan E Bach. E. Kulback, S. White, G. Dutko. Standing, L-R: R. Huang, S. Miller. C Phelan, B Wicke, T. Rodelli, J. Sanfratello, C. Bulvanoski, S Bolin, D Hecht L Libutti, R Hedden, M Weinberg, B Pollack, L Steers. L Kedra The Calculus Team meets four times a year to participate open to any advanced placement calculus student. Math Honor Society m calculus competitions. The team is The Math Honor Society is open to any student with a 90 average or better over three years of college prep math. The club familiarizes students with math competi- tions Front Row, L-R: G. Hoover, W. Stahl. L. Vishnevsky, E. Gossett, J Yang, C. Hatfield. S. White. G Heller, C. Klatsky. 2nd Row: J. Kondek, V. Rabinowicz, S. Nadell, M. Efrom. M. Layman A. Idicuia. 3rd Row: J. Williams, M Beyer. J. Barasch. H. Simon. D. Gershkowitz, M. Holzhauer. S Helgesen, A Spann. J. Passaretti 4th Row: M. Weinberg. R. Hedden. B. Wicke, A Sunshine. L. Beilin, J Scanlon. T Endresen. L Kedra, A Kam. 5th Row: G. Meyers. A O'Connor, M. Stein. M Grena. J. Hummel. 6th Row: T. Rodelli. J Sanfratello, C. Schifano, D Sheehan. M. Steiner, D. Emmei, G. Coleman, G. Lederman, E Kulback B Pollack 7th Row: C Phelan. S Miller G. Dutko 187 Front Row, L-R: E Kulback. G. Hoover, E. Bach. B. Allen, A. O'Connor, D Sheehan. J. Mar- cus. D Mauro, R McCartin. 2nd Row, L-R: G. Marlin. B Wicke, J. Williams. M. Stein. A. Sunshine. D. Freund. C. Germak. L. Caldera. J Beyers. 3rd Row, L- R: J. Borden. L Joyce. D Chambers, G Davis. D Shave. J. Sanfratello, D. Germak. 4th Row, L-R: I. Sunshine. J. Penn. D. Gershkowitz. H Simon. M. Carver, C Shifano, C. Goddard, C Sarlo 5th Row, L-R: P Vivirito, R. Lamperl. V Rabmowicz, G. Rosenson. S Hermida, W Yang. L. Capestro R Singer. 6th Row, L-R: J. Isner. S Sunshine. T Smutko. I Rogalski, C Vaughn. B Hermida, K Casey. J. Kondek 7th Row, L-R: C Pisani. M Beyer, R Person. C. Shakespeare. History Government The History and Government club provides a socialization process, citi- zenship opportunities, governmental experience and historical study. Mem- bers participate in fund raising, over- night trip, day trips, voting and lec- tures This History and Government Club meeting in the Math Team Room Front Row, L-R: N Pileggi, T Hor. M Weinberg. D Gottdenker. D Hornstein. B Chu. M. Ho. C. Tirntilli. S. Sarlo. T Jensen 2nd Row, L-R: M. Carey. G Martin, D. Shave. G. Lederman. R. Endresen. D. Emmet. J. Barasch. S Bolan, R McCartin. B. Berger 3rd Row, L-R: J Sanfratello. E. Bach, B Allen. M. Carver. C Schifano. T. Endresen. D. Brown 4th Row, L-R: S White, G Hoover, S. Weiner, G. Heller, J. DiMartino. B Eckenrode, M. Stem, L. Sergile. M Grena 5th Row, L-R: C. Norbut, I. Schuler, R Mullas. P. Kolshorn 188 Ski Club The Ski Club is open to all students. Its purpose is fellow- ship and recreation. It meets twice a month September through March, and plans ski trips, ski workshops, warm up exercises and conditiomna exercises. Front Row, L-R: B Wicke J Williams, M Grena 2nd Row: P Vivirito T Dempsey. G Heller, J. Barasch. S. Nadell. D Gershkowitz. V Rabinowicz. M Beyer 3rd Row: S Stoveken, K Gottdender D Hornstein. V Melinis. H Simon. L. Kedra. J. Scanlon, Ms. Linda Guadadiello (advisor) 4th Row: S Miller, R Lampert, M. Carey. Jackie Lupi. G. Rosenson. D Sheehan. T Endresen. M Efrom, E Kulback 5th Row: S Helgesen. D. Chambers. C Norbut. I Schueller, I. Sunshine. C Schifano, T Rodelli. J. Sanfratello 6th Row: C Phelan. M Stein. G. Hoover, B. Berger, D Emmel. G Lederman. S White. J Borden, D. Brown. Mr Robert Nesnay (Advisor). Thespian Society The Drama Thespian So- ciety's purpose is to pro- mote theater arts and en- courage students to be- come involved in all aspects of the theater Their activities include a Student Faculty Talent Show, competitions, work shops and one acts. Front Row, L-R: Ms Margo Crupi (advisor). M Stein, P. Rossi. J. Sakowski. J. Doby. 2nd Row: G. Davis, M. Grena. S Stanger. S. Goldner, J. Gerecitano. D. Buffalo. G Martin 3rd Row: J Passaretti. M. Feirteig, B Eckenrode. 4th Row: D Emmel. E. Kulback 189 Peer Leadership Peer Leadership, opened to any interested students, helps to develop leadership skills. Projects include tutoring wel- coming committee, food and clothing drives and holiday pro- grams at local hospitals Officers: Christine Hatfield and Melissa Layman Advisor: Mr. Stephen Hutnik Front Row, L-R: K. Casey. Ms. Patricia Cunningham (advisor). C. Hatfield. M Layman, M Ho, T Hor Back Row, L-R: M Worthington. J. Yang. A. Pollack, S. Rose, J. Hummel, R. Ancona, A Idicula. N. Pileggi. K. Mahoney 190 Foreign Language Honor Society Front row, L-R: M Layman, C. Hatfield. A Kam J Hiscock, Mrs. Marianne Handler (advi- sor) 2nd row: L Beilin, A. Idi- cula, T. Endresen. H. Simon, A Marie Schultz 3rd row: S. Sunshine, J. Scanlon. D. Shee- han, A. O'Connor 4th row: L Steers. G Ledeman. T Ro- delli, J. Sanfratello The Foreign Language Hon- or Society members are stu- dents who have studied and maintained a 93 average for three years in a foreign lan- guage The members must also be taking a language in their senior year Vice President: Janet Hiscock President: Janice Scanlon 191 Pillar Front row, L-R: D. Brown. E. Gossett, L Beilin. A. Pollack, A. Kam Middle row, L-R: J. Straley. J. Rippel. S. Sario. L McKeown, A Idicula, J. Yang, C. Germak, J. Hummel. D. Freund. C. Goddard. D. Germak, J. Marcus, G. Davis. S Bolan, T Hor Back row, L-R: M. Ho, R. Huang. G. Rosenson, B. Chu. C. Harris. R. Birnbach. G. Heller. S. Hermida. D. Emmel. N Pileggi. S Hooper. B. Hermida. C. Tiritilli. 192 Ah, Mr Mas, can I take a look at this? Judy and Ennn, hard at work! Front row, L-R: Mr John Masiello (advisor); A Pollack. Business Manager; A Kam. Editor-in-Chief; Mrs. Pam Main (advisor) 2nd row: E Gossett. Assistant Editor; D. Brown, Photography Editor, I Beilin. Assistant Editor. David Brown, on the other side of the camera! 193 Yearbook and smiles, a great combo! — Sue Sarlo Huskieview The Huskieview is published to inform students of student activities and opinions. The past year, the staff published seven issues. Membership is open to all students who are interested in writing and in learning different phases of jour- nalism. Front row, L-R: H. Wathmgton K Walsh, A Kam. S Sario. K Soderlund. S Bolan 2nd row: R Huang G Rosenson B Chu. C Sario, W Yang, R Singer, B Berger Mrs. Gail Wovna (advisor). 194 So, what do you think. Agnes? Alicia McClain, paying attention?! You want me to do this now? — Heather Wathmgton I'd rather be playing Scrabble! — Kevin Room and Matt Moshen Ray pondering over the books 195 Suu-r-re!! — Laura Niceforo Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Vocational Industrial Education prepares young adults for successful wage earning employ- ment and to become better citizens. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is the national youth organization that serves students enrolled in trade, industrial and technical programs The concept behind VICA is to develop the whole student — his her social leadership abilities, as well as his her skills. Each student participating in VICA has a chance to develop through a number of programs, and activities include competitions on two local state and national levels, fundraising, community service projects and guest lecturers Media Graphic Arts 196 Front Row, L-R: Mr Ron Kamin (Advisor). T. Hor. N. Pileggi. D. Kosmowski. D. Kirchner. L Magee. Mr Tony Bombaci (Advisor). 2nd Row, L-R: K. Rike G. Mongold. S. Elgard. M McCronan. C. Hutchinson. CIE Front Row, L-R: D. Cohen, J Scanlon, D. Zutell, T, O'Brien. 2nd Row, L-R: Mr. Wayne Spells (Advisor), C. Szabo, C Van Orden, K Abahazy, K. Ferguson. 3rd Row, L-R: E. Santos. J. Whitehead C. Banis 4th Row, L-R: M. Inguaggiato. J Smith, C. Hutchinson 5th Row, L-R: K. Wagner, M. Beyer. 197 Front Row, L-R: R DeBold, J. Kitrick, J. Pak, G. Eosso. M. Barakat. 2nd Row, L-R: J. Gelber, C. Cohen, C. Johnson, D. Power, L. Kotzen. 3rd Row, L-R: Z. Zweidinger, Mr. Charles Nieder (Advisor), K Piskorowski, S. Gibb Building Trades Left-Right: G. Larsen, V. Newell. B Bonnetto, K. Tranoris. Mr. Stan Lachiewicz (Advisor), C. Anderson. M La Porte. M Urbealis. Cabinet Making Front Row, L-R: P. Schreiber, S. Cross. J Gendlek 2nd Row: C James, J Borden 3rd Row: B Stoney. R. Tamco, M. Pascucci, B Bonnetto 198 Future Hair Designers of America Front Row, L-R: B. Krinsky. T. Kukoski. G George 2nd Row, L-R: N. Vasilakis. M Tagliaferri. D Butler. M. Bennett 3rd Row, L-R: M Mazerell. P Wall, K Masarik 4th Row, L-R: L Russo. K Masterson J. Cornell, T. Gallo, D. Robinson. M Blout, Mrs Pat Vena (Advisor). Front Row, L-R: Ms. Karla LaVoie (Advisor). 2nd Row, L-R: D Leidenheimer, K Tomasello, T Antista. C Brislin. C. Baeder. 3rd Row, L-R: T. Policari, K. Henriksen. S. Barrett. S. Croke. C Knueppel. S. Figel. oil HOSA H.O.S.A. is a national vocational organization for secondary and adult post secon- dary health occupations education students Their projects include conferences on three levels: regional, state and national. H.O.S.A is open to all Health Occupation Ed students. Front Row, L-R: M. Long. T. Ciaglia. D Peek. D Englehardt, A. Spann, S Bare. J. Fernandez. S Ventura, C Brislin 2nd Row, L-R: Mrs. Pat Dolan (Advisor). T. Guarino. D Anderson. L Underwood. P. Beyer, I. Spann, V Stephens, S Machinga. A. Schuler. K Mastellone, L. Barnett, Mrs Helen Flood (Advisor) 3rd Row, L-R: T Walker. E. Pearl B. Smith, V. Joyce. M Sheehan. S. Helgesen, C. Jiosne. P. Jenkins. T. Chrystal. A, Cohen. FBLA F.B.L.A is Future Business Leaders of America F.B.L.A bridges the gap between the classroom and the office world by giving students a chance to learn first hand about the business community. Membership is open to all students who either are taking a business course or have already taken a business course 200 Front Row, L-R: M. Isakson. P Gendlek, L. Vaccarella. T. Sasso. B. La Paz. J. Caruso 2nd Row, L-R: Miss Fran Adler (Advisor), N. Lawler. S. Burney. M Jarvis. K. Kondek. C. Cavallera. K Boydman. S Beese. Mrs. Joan Hubbell (Advisor). 3rd Row, L-R: J Hurlburt, A Aman Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) Front Row, L-R: S Stuhl. G Beyer (President). L Kenney (Vice-President), S. Marotti, B Moran 2nd Row, L-R: S Nixon. K. Zeller. D. O'Hame, S. Duda, M Anagnostopolous. A Laverty. S Wolfe 3rd Row, L-R: N Cockrill, J. Dunn. T. Fisch. P. Leavy, A Pollack. Mrs William Lawlor (Advisor). D E C.A is open to all students who work in the School Store and or take marketing The club works with the students to further develop their education in marketing and distribution which will contribute to oc- cupational competence 201 “Yes. can I help You? —Arlene Laverty Radio Club Front Row, L-R: A Lo T Colden- hoff. C. Klatsky. Back Row, L-R: J. Colt. J Inguaggiato, R. Huang. The Radio Club helps students communicate with people from other countries. It also helps them in acquiring a FCC license. The club is opened to interested students. Fishing Club Front Row, L-R: J. Gendlek. B Lam- bertson. J. Lambertson, C. Car- bone. B. Datz. P. Colantino. J. Kugit. 2nd Row: E Butler. S. Smith. J. Colt T Coldenhoff 3rd Row: C. Ramor. D. Smith. A Lo 4th Row: Mr Jan Neimira and Mr Steve Hutnik (advisors). 202 Photography Club Front Row, L-R: C. Klatsky. R Birnbach. Back Row, L-R: T Jensen J Colt T.V. Club Front Row, L-R: R. Reay, C. Klatsky. M. Fiertag. A Allen Back Row, L-R: C. Kelly. C Davis. B. Long C Freeman. M. Wathington 203 Computer Club In September. 1985, the Computer Club was created by Glenn Lederman, Ed Kulback. Dave Emmel. and Dan Sheehan to fur- ther the cause of advanced programming in the various lan- guages of computing. The club meets in B-7 during first and second periods and is advised by Mr Jan Niemira The club strives for excellence in the programming world of the future. Summer Games!! Whoever said that computers were boring? Front Row, L-R: L Kedra, J. Hummel. B. Pollack, J. Bore. D. Sheehan. M. Steiner. J. Sanfratello, A O'Connor, L. Niceforo. R. Hedden. Back Row, L-R: C. McCoy J Kondek, G. Slater. M Herriger. T. Cerbone, P Petrignani, S. White, E. Kulback. G. Hoover. G. Lederman. 204 ml: Ed. you almost done yet?” Greg. I think you need a semicolon there ” Yes. Glenn, dumb looks are still free ” Club Officers — Standing, L-R: D. Sheehan (Co-Secre- tary). G. Lederman (Presi- dent). D. Emmel (Treasurer). E. Kulback (Vice-President). Kneeling, L-R: M Steiner (Summer Games Consultant). J. Hummel (Co-Secretary). S White (Student Representa- tive to the Board of Comput- ers). 205 Come Back to the Five Dime Jimmy Dean Jimmy Dean Liz Kedra........................... Mona MaryAnn Grena...................... Sissy Stacey Nadell...................... Joann Pat Baglino...................Jimmy Dean Mimi Stein........................ Stella Phylis Rossi .................... Juanita Stephanie Schuster . Sissy then Karen DeWitt........................ Mona then Nancy Portlock...................... Edna 206 707 presents CAST (In order of appearance) LONESOME POLECAT......................... Chris Guice HAIRLESS JOE............................David Jelinski ROMEO SCRAGG.............................. John Doby CLEM SCRAGG .............................Seth Pollack ALF SCRAGG.............................. James Pierce MOONBEAM McSWINE........................ Lisa Niceforo MARRYIN' SAM............................Joe Passaretti EARTHQUAKE McGOON.................... Charles Schifano DAISY MAE...............................Valerie Gabey PAPPY YOKUM....................... John Gerecitano MAMMY YOKUM.............................. Gayle Davis LI'L ABNER......................................... Tom Furmato CRONIES.................................William DeVizia Gary Heller Lyle Himmel Matthew Plotner MAYOR DAWGMEAT........... SENATOR JACK S. PHOGBOUND DR RASMUSSEN T. FINSDALE . GOVERNMENT MAN........... AVAILABLE JONES.......... STUPEFYIN' JONES........ COLONEL ................ RADIO COMMENTATORS....... PRESIDENT............... GENERAL BULLMOOSE . ---- SECRETARIES ............. .....Steven Stanger Andrew O'Connor ...... Jon Cohen ..... Scott Lampert .....William DeVizia ......Debbi Balsam .....Michael Levine . Matthew Plotner Gary Rosenson ..........Brian Chu Scott Goldner Sharon Mehlman Cynthia Pisani Christine Soechting Marietta Sirleaf APASSIONATA VON CLIMAX...................... Liz Kedra EVIL EYE FLEAGLE............................Brian Chu DR SMITHBORN............................... John Doby DR. KROGMEYER..........................Matthew Plotner DR. SCHLIEFITZ.............................Seth Poliak CEDRIC SOFTWICKE........................Todd Endresen WIVES...................................Tracey Grinnell Tanja Noren Julie Straley Barbara Wise BUTLER (CREIGHTON)...................... Randall Singer Elisa Bergenfeld Keith Bernstein Loree Burrows Kristen Byrne Kristen Dell Melissa Foxman Julie Goldstein Tammy Grabert Beth Halpern Alyne Heller Kelly Horl Gary Jones Karen Kondek Kathy Kuta Bill Macco Beth Marotta DOGPATCHERS Annemarie McCartin Jenny McLaughlin Cindy Meehan Beth O'Connor Aime Pollack Karen Ratel Erik Remold Rachel Rodriguez Sabrina Rohrs Howard Rose Wendy Rosen Carolyn Schultz David Solow Christine Tiritilli Jennifer Watkins Talia Weiner ’( M ner 208 209 MATAWAN CHIROPRACTIC CENTER, P.A. Dr. Alan G. Lederman, D.C. Dr. David P. Podell, D.C. Dr. Martin S. Pollack, D.C. 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