Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1987 volume:

MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH ATLANTIC AVENUE ABERDEEN, NEW JERSEY 07747 1 Table of Contents Student Life Seniors.....................PS 1 Underclassmen...............pg 5 Faculty....................pg 10 Sports.....................pg 12 Clubs Organizations. . . . pg 16 Ads.........................pg 20 Getting it Together 3 MATAWAN DORO TRICENTENNIAL If you vc ever wondered how Mata wan originated, you can find the answer when you look back 300 years to England. It all started when King James II wished to become an absolute ruler and suppress the English Protestants. They fought back and initiated a revolt. The revolt was sedated after the beheading of the Duke of Monmouth. The Protestants did not give up. In 1683, a fifty ton ship, carrying about 200 men and women, left England. The passengers suffered through a devastating voyage in search of freedom, finally, they landed at what is now Perth Amboy, and purchased some land. Their potential village was given the name, 'tew Aberdeen. The village grew from a small farm community, to a major shipping port, renamed Middletown Point. War broke out with England and began our fight for freedom and independence. Middle- town Point was raided many times, and such men as Philip Freneau, the Poet of the Revolution and Major John Uurrowes rallied the patriots. following the revolution. Middletown Point retained a reputation as a peaceful and productive community. In 1863. the name Matawan was designated to Middletown Point. Matawan was derived from a group of Indians in Karitan of the same name. Our town exhibited its spirit in the Tricentenial celebration of 1986. Various events were Scheduled: a Colonial Ball. A fireman's Memorial Service. Skirmish reenactment and the annual Memorial Day Parade. On the lighter Side: a beard growing contest and the crown- ing of Miss Tricentenial. The title went to Terri Tomascllo (a sophmorc. at Matawan Regional High School) On September twenty-first, the most extensive parade In Matawan s history, was held and it seemed that everyone was there. The parade was a most memorable celebration. Let s hope that Matawans next 300 years are as full of advancement as the first. J. Straley 4 VAUVAK M liCIlH!- J5Ml C L A $ 71 Work Keeps At Bay Three Great Evils . . . Boredom, Vice and Meed —Voltaire 1 Batman (Mr. Piesnay) Statue of Liberty from Jersey Shore holding a paint brush airplane congratulating graduates open arms — prom Tag game — assassination game Gumby (rules) Mr. Skelton in bow tie ■ carnations — senior fund II raiser Charms lollipop — senior entrepreneur Live aid Hands across America Saxaphone — musicians Cheerleader — activities bunny rabbits — courtyard 12 B quadratic equation punk — safety pins egg babies — soc. class student — hybrid intellectual pumped up — any ethnicity bunny hunters B Springsteen — Glory Days Flag — new patriotism locked doors — closed for the year MRUS — ring bull dog — US Marines our seniors — military 13 SENIOR ACCOMP Brian Chu — national Merit Scholar Semi-finalist. Mon- mouth College Government Institute winner. Garden State Distinguished Scholar. John Gerecitano — national Merit Scholar, Letter of Commendation; AC DA Honors All—Eastern Choir; All Shore Chorus; All State Chorus. Garden State Dis- tinguished Scholar. Debra Hecht — national Merit Scholar, Letter of Com- mendation; Bausch and Lomb Science Award. Gar- den State Distinguished Scholar. Woo Bong Yang — national Merit Scholar, Letter of Commendation Kandall Singer — national Merit Scholar, Letter of Commendation. Garden State Distinguished Scholar. The class of 1987 has acheiued many accomplishments. These students and others exemplify great excellence at Matawan Re- gional High School. LISHMENTS Jonathan Cohen — national Merit Scholar, Letter of Commendation; new Jersey Governor's School. Gar- den State Distinguished Scholar. Raymond Huang — national Merit Scholar, Letter of Commendation. Garden State Distinguished Scholar. The toughest thing about success is th.it if on 've got to keep on being i success. Talent is only a starting point in this business. (Irving her tin, in Theatre Arts, Teh.. 1958) Barry Schechter — new Jersey Governor's School. Garden State Distinguished Scholar. Diane DeVilbiss — national Merit Scholar. Let- ter of Commendation Leonard Vishnevsky — national Merit Scholar Semi-finalist. Garden State Distinguished Scholar. s E N I O R S 17 YOU Know SOMETHING IS WRONG WHEN . . . Ricky Marrero doesn't have his stopwatch. Joe Bore doesn't have his camera. Scott Bolin doesn't wear jeans. Sheryl Stoveken doesn't wear a white turtleneck. Lisa Capestro doesn't wear her loafers. Chris Soechting looks awake in the morning. Audrey Silver doesn't have her beach chair.” Ms. fitz doesn't wear her gold chain. Audrey Mendelsohn doesn't wear pink. Mrs. Kelley doesn't have chalk on her clothes. Mr. Shaw doesn't smile at all the female students. Dr. Goldstein wears jeans. Mr. McKenna doesn't have a calculator. Paula Hummler doesn't use lots of hairspray. AnneMarie Ettinger doesn't have gum. Tanja Noren doesn't punch you. Maria Eckenrode wears a skirt. Diane Weber wears sweats. Mr. Hutnik finishes a sentence. Mr. Masiello doesn't bounce around. Lance Tumulty doesn't talk about hunting. Dana Hornstein doesn't bring chicken for lunch. Meg Carey gets a perm. Brian Martin goes to all his classes. Nancy Szczepaniak wears flats. Jim Pierce doesn't make a pass at a blond. Hillary Pfeffer doesn't wear her skippies. Mr. Cromwell doesn't send someone to the office. Mr. Gelbart doesn't suggest. fred DeNardo doesn't talk about his pride and joy. Mr. Post doesn't wear tight pants. Mr. Elwell doesn't talk about college. Someone sits on Mr. S. Turner's desk. Josh Tooker gets his haircut. Mrs. Irons doesn't talk about sex. 18 EciAL Edition f ©NEWS Al [Slack doesn't have a comb. Mr. Masiello buys a curling iron. Pete Colantino wears a shirt that covers his navel. Steph Schuster wears tight clothing. Rich Maloy slouches. Gayle Davis doesn't whine. Kelly Walsh doesn't talk about five different guys at one time. Ms. Fitz doesn't talk about Darryl, John Baby, or food. Butch and Dieter agree. Mrs. Wein writes legibly. Roger Silvergold doesn't go to Math Lab. Paula Hummler doesn't have a perm. Susan Lally has long hair. Brian Chu gets rejected. Maria Fumarola gets off her high horse. Dana liomstein gives money to charity. George Beyer wears socks. Eric Abraham doesn't drum on the desk. Mrs. Kelly had the full attention of the class. J Mrs. Cnraj stays on the subject. Bill and Joe I.ambertson don't dress like lumberjacks. Ian Sunshine needs dentures. LaDonna Bell isn't playing Pee Wee Herman. Scott Goldner doesn't brown nose a teacher. Mr. Rcgo doesn't wear Reebok clothing. Audrey Silver talks to a serf. Ms. Vas doesn't have her overhead projector. Iris Bimberg doesn't wear make-up. Ms. Panos isn't warm. Doreen Kirshner and Lyn Gabriel wear preppy clothes. Tliere Isn't a has been at a party. 19 Shari Jill Abelman Eric Abraham Alicia Allen “Hard habits to break last “ for just a moment.” KatSha laterl Curt Alper “Speed. David Angress “I'm as free as a bird now. and this bird you'll never chain. “ Those friends that thou hast, and their adoption tried, grapple them unto they soul. P.S. Hey, Bubba Adele Amari There is only one success—to be able to spend your life in your own way. Thomas Arendt “Somewhere there's a sun that’s shin- ing. Somewhere there's a life that's good. Danielle Anderson Thanks Punk! for being part of my life. Luv ya. Andre Assante We don't need no education. Joseph Allocco And somebody said fair warning . . . Lord strike that poor boy down .. . Diana Andrews We swore forever friends on the back streets until the end. AM + DA Stacey Beese Shari Abelman 10 Rustic Lane, Matawan 07747 Broadway Productions Crew 9; Chorus 9, 12; History Government 10; Pillar 9. Eric Abraham 135 Warren Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Band 9, 10, 11,12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Honor Society 12; national Honor Society 11, 12; Pit Band 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11. 12. Alicia Allen 15 Texas Road, Matawan 07747 Peer Leadership 12; Telecommunications Club 11, Co-President 12; Winter Track 12; Pillar 9. Joseph Allocco c o Lauro 305 Ryan Street. Matawan Golf Rookie of the Year 11. Curt Alper 205 Villanova Place, Matawan 07747 Radio Club 10. 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Soccer 9; T.V. Club 10, 11, 12. Adele Amari 374 Riverdale Drive, Aberdeen 07735 FBLA 11, 12; Fishing Club 12; History Government 12; Peer Leadership 12; Ski Club 12. Danielle Anderson 46A Ravine Drive, Matawan 07747 Chorus 10; HOSA 10, 11; Roadie 10. Diana Andrews 15 Luppatatong Avenue, Keyport 07735 FBLA 12. David Angress 145 Idlcwild Lane, Aberdeen 07747 History Government 11; Soccer 9, 10. Thomas Arendt 131 Matawan Avenue, Matawan 07747 Andre Assante 206 Cashel Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Stacey Beese 91 Laurelhurst Drive, Aberdeen 07735 21 LaDonna Y. Bell Darren Bellamy Michele Bennett We are the world, we arc the children 6c life is what you make it, so fulfill it to the highest of your abilities. God bless! James Berry I rock the bell so very well cause that's the name of this Jam ('Rock the bells’) George S. Beyer III Our love will never end; only grow. Ste- phen and Michele— March 18th, 86. Al- ways and forever. Patricia Beyer Success isn’t measured by money, but by happiness. Jonathan Bier Iris Bimberg Albert Black SMI— We swore forever friends, on the backstreets until the end. Al, you have such an attitude.” —By Popular Demand William Berger LaDonna Bell 112 County Road, Aberdeen 07721 Don't tell me until It has to be done. Joann Beyers When all Is lost memories still remain. Scott Bolin Darren Bellamy 109 Delaware Avenue, Aberdeen 07721 Basketball 9, 11, 12; Football 12; Track 9; Wrestling 10. Michelle Bennett 870 n. Concourse, Aberdeen 07735 Beauty Culture 11, 12; French 9. C L A S S O William Berger 149 Deerfield Lane, Aberdeen 07747 History 6r Government 10, 11. 12; Math Honor Society 10, 11, 12; national Honor Society Treasurer 12; Hus- kieview 10, 11, Photography and Business Editor 12; Ski Club 10, 11,12; Soccer 9; Speech and Debate 10; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Pillar 10, 11, Co-Editor-In-Chief 12; Garden State Scholar 12. James Berry 14 Harrison Avenue, Matawan 07747 George Beyer 113 Main Street, Matawan 07747 DECA Vice-President 10, President 11, Officer of Chatper and State Officer of Central Region 12; Foot- ball 9,10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Golf9; Ski Club 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10; Most Improved Football Player 9; Football Varsity Letter 11, 12; Track Varsity Letter 11. 12. F Patricia Beyer 113 Main Street, Matawan 07747 1 9 Joann Beyers 335 Woodbine Drive, Aberdeen 07735 Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12; French Club 9; History Government 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Who'S Who Among American High School Students 12. 8 7 Jonathan Bier 131 Warren Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Basketball 9; Concert Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Jazz Band 11, 12,- Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; national Honor Society 11, 12; Pit Band 11, 12; Ski Club 10. 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12. Iris Birnberg 26 June Place, Aberdeen 07747 Chorus 9; DECA 12; Teen Arts Festival 11, 12. Albert Black 160 Lloyd Road, Aberdeen 07747 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9. 12; Track 9. Scott Bolin 18 Poet Drive, Matawan 07747 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Foot- ball 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Honor Society 11; Ski Club 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12; Society of Distinguished American Students 12. You gave me the tools; now It's time for me to go finish the job. 23 Jeff Borden Joseph Bore Richard Borr It's never too late to have a good child- Where there is life, there is hope; never hood. give up. Christina Bulvanoski I love b.j. Loree Lee Burrows liejl When all the earth seems going wrong, my peace I find in love's sweet song. Sean and Boss Kevin Burke God gave us relatives, thank God we can choose our friends. Donna Butler Sandra Burney The best + most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. Michael Cabret now that I've found the party, where Is the table. This Bud's for you 87, good luck Mikestcr. Sandra Bucco C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 7 Lauren Caldera Do not follow where the path may lead. Qo. instead, where there Is no path and leave a trail. Jeff Borden 20 Ingram Circle, Matawan 07747 football 9; history fir Government 11; Spring Track 9, 10; Winter Track 9. 10. Joseph Bore 823 Arbordale Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Huskieview 9, 12; Pillar 9, 12; Baskeball Varsity Letter 10, 11. Richard Borr 19 Med Drive, Matawan 07747 Calculus Club 12; Concert Band 9; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; history fir Government 12; national honor So- ciety 11,12; Jazz Band 9; Huskieview 9; Student Coun- cil Representative 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Who's Who Among American high School Students 11, 12; U.S. Achievement Academy 11; Certificates from the national Science and English Contest 9. Sandra Bucco 35 Wilson Avenue, Matawan 07747 Christina Bulvanoski 10 Chestnut Drive, Matawan 07747 Concert Band 9, 10,11, 12; history fir Government 10; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Class Secretary 11; Marching Band 9, 10, Drum Major 11, Drum Major 12; Math Club 11,12; Math Honor Society 11,12; national Honor Society 11, 12; Peer Leadership 9, 10; Pit Band 9,10,11,12; Sophomore Class Secretary 10; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Second Best Over-All Drum Major 12; Who's Who Among American high School Stu- dents 11, 12. Kevin Burke 86 Warren Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Baseball 10, 11, 12;Basketball 10; history 6r Govern- ment 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12. Sandra Burney 313 Edgeview Road, Aberdeen 0735 FBLA 11, Reporter 12; football Manager 9, 10, 11; Spring Track 10. Daniel Burns 4 Lakeside Drive, Matawan 07747 Loree Burrows 280 Broad Street, Matawan 07747 Basketball Manager 9, 10, 11; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Color Guard 9. 10. 11; Madrigals 11. 12; Spring Musi- cal 9, 10, 11; V.I.P. Club 11, 12. Donna Butler 363 Fairfield Way, Aberdeen 07735 Michael Cabret 831 Shore Concourse, Aberdeen 07735 Fishing Club 11, 12. Lauren Caldera 12 Warren Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Basketball 9, 10. 11, 12; Calculus Club 12; Foreign Language honor Society 12; history fir Government 11, 12; Italian Club 9. 10. 11, 12; Math Honor Society 12; national honor Society 11, 12; Softball 9, 10. 11, 12; Student Council 11,12; Most Dedicated Basketball Player 11; Who's Who Among American high School Students 11, 12. 25 Richard Camperlino Lisa Capestro Charles Carbone Rock and Roll all night and party every- day. So we beat on, boats against the cur- rent. borne back ceaselessly into the past. —Fitzgerald. If you give me half a chance. I'll rock your world good luck class of 87' this Bud's for you. Margaret Carey Juli Caruso Kathleen Casey Kevin I'll love you always and forever. Mrs. Brown (Human): He who hesitates is lost — keep the faith and love the reason. Jennifer Cherence Brian Chu Jennie Ciaglia True friends, like diamonds are pre- cious and rare. False ones, like Autumn leaves can be found anywhere. The secret of walking on water is know- ing where the stones arc. Enjoy the memories. Their values will increase in years to come. John Cardiello Michelle Chasser A goodbye Is a new beginning. Lori Andrea Clax C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 7 Richard Camperlino 302 Cliffwood Avenue, Aberdeen 07721 Football 10; Wrestling 9. Lisa Capestro 13 SchencK Avenue, Matawan 07747 Calculus Team 11, 12; Color Guard 10; French Club 9, 11; French Forensics 10, 11, 12; Football Statistician 12; Jump Rope For Heart 12; Junior Class 11; Math honor Society 11, 12; Math Team 9; national Honor Society 11, 12; Pillar 9, Senior Section Editor 12; Se- nior Class President 12; Student Council 11. 12; Teen Arts Festival Commendation 9; Girls Citizenship Award 11; Alternate for the Governors School for the Fine Arts 11; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11; Society of Distinguished Ameri- can Students 11. Charles Carbone 121 Marshall Concourse. Aberdeen 07735 Fishing Club 11, 12. John Cardiello 145 Lexington, Matawan 07747 Margaret Carey 161 Ivyhill Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Juli Caruso 905 South Concourse, Aberdeen 07735 FBLA 10, 11. Kathleen Casey 164 Jackson Street, Matawan 07747 Broadway Productions 11; Concert Band 9, 10,11, 12; History Government 10. 11; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 12; Peerleadership 11,- Pillar 9, 10; Speech and Debate 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Society of Distinguished American Students 12. Michelle Chasser 9 Clover Way, Aberdeen 07747 Broadway Productions 10, 11, 12; Calculus Club 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 12; Shore Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Spring Track 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; V.I.P. Club 12; Spring Track Varsity Letter 10. Jennifer Chedrence 500 Garden Place, Aberdeen 07735 Brian Chu 43 Poet Drive, Matawan 07747 AB-FAB-SAC 11, 12; Broadway Productions 9, 11; Cal- culus Team 11,12;Concert Band 9. 10; Crosscountry 10, Captain 11, Captain 12; History Government 11, 12; Jazz Band 9; Junior Class Treasurer 11; Math Hon- or Society 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Huskie- view 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11, President 12; Track 9,10,11; Pillar 10,11, Photo Editor 12; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 12; Monmouth Col- lege Government Institute Winner 11; Continental Math League Award 9, 11; National Science Olympiad Award 9; National Language Arts Olympiad Award 9. Jennie Ciaglia 420 Atlantic Avenue, Matawan 07747 Cheerleading 11,12; Foreign Language Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11. Lori Clax 156 Arlington Avenue, Aberdeen 07721 Basketball 9; Black Student Union 12; FBLA 12. The children of today are the bright future of tomorrow. 27 Jonathan Cohen Steven Cohen Peter Colantino Take on me. Take me on. I'll be gone.” — A-ha School Is the biggest pile of bull. Timothy Coldenhoff Jonathan Colt Barbara Connell If you had two brains, you'd be a half- wit! Chiara Corcione Jennifer Cornell Donna Cosenza never let your feelings get you down; Feel like making love. Bad Co. TL + JC Open up your eyes and look around . . . It's just an illusion . . . Laurie Colantuoni Hey Tommy, who's your Buddy? . . . WMAAAAT??im . . . Dawn Copley Charles Creamer Jonathan Cohen 15 Bechstein drive, Aberdeen 07747 All-Shore Chorus 10; All-State Chorus 12; Broadway Productions 9, 10, 11, 12; Calculus Team 11, 12; Con- cert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; foreign Language honor Soci- ety 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 1 I, 12; Madrigal Singers 10, 11,12; Marching Band 9, 10,11, 12; Math Honor Soci- ety 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12; national honor Society 11, 12; national Merit Scholar Commended Student 12; new Jersey Governor's Scholar in the Sci- ences 11; Outstanding Musician 9. Steven Cohen 81 Onyx Place, Aberdeen 07747 History fir Government 12, national honor Society 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11. 12. C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 7 Peter Colantino B-l Frcdwood Place, Matawan 07747 Baseball 11, 12; Pishing Club 11; Ski Club 12. Laurie Colantuoni 73 Idolstone Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Timothy Coldenhoff 937 Greenwood Avenue, Aberdeen 07735 Computer Club 12; Pishing Club 11; national honor Society 12; Radio Club 10, 11. 12. Jonathan Colt 5 Invar Way, Aberdeen 07747 Computer Club 12; Radio Club 11, 12; Sport Fishing Club 11, 12. Barbara Connell 21 Brookview Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Dawn Copley 6 newland Place, Aberdeen 07747 Chiara Corcione 6 Anna Avenue, Matawan 07747 Color Guard 10; Freshman Baseball Statistician 10; HOSA 12; Marching Band 10; Pillar 9, 10; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. Jennifer Cornell 25 Daniel Drive, Matawan 07747 Beauty Culture 11, 12. Donna Cosenza 43 Balmoral Arms, Matawan 07747 Charles Creamer 9 Somerset Place, Matawan 07747 29 Stacey Cross William D'Alessio Joseph Dalzell You’re the master of your life, make your own decisions and mess it up your- self. I got my kick’s at Rick's QymU Curtis Lee Davis, Jr. Gayle Davis Karen De Witt Just stop sweatin me?” 1 don't want to be bothered today??! And now the time has come at last . . Don't let the moment run too fast. All things are possible to one who be- lieves. Jeana Dean John Delia Frederick DeNardo I love Mannie Whitaker, always. Pure,'' Passion, Pleasure and Precious friends foreverl! Good luck to all the homeboys 6c homegirls. Dind’t 1 tell you the Red Sox would be there? William Datz Stacey Cross 208 Arlington Avenue, Aberdeen 07721 William D'Alessio 436 Netherwood Drive, Aberdeen 07735 Telecommunications Club 11. Joseph Dalzell 348B Matawan Avenue, Aberdeen 07721 William Datz 41 Saint Joseph Terrace, Aberdeen 07735 Kim DeShaw Kenneth Devaney C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 7 Curtis Lee Davis Jr. 75 Atlantic Avenue, Matawan 07747 Football 9, 10, 11, 12; T.V. Club 11. 12. Gayle Davis 215 Alden Court, Aberdeen 07747 Broadway Productions 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 11; Historical Grant Committee 11, 12; History fir Gov- ernment 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Float Committee 10; International Thespian Society 10, 11, Vice-Presi- dent 12; Jump Hope for Heart 12; Pillar Section and Staff Editor 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Student Faculty Varsity Show 11. Karen DcWitt 7 Intone Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Calculus Team 12; Fall Drama 11, 12; History fir Gov- ernment 10; national Honor Society 12; Ski Club 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Scholarship to U.S.C.A. 12. Kim DeShaw 266 Main Stree, Matawan 07747 Jeana Dean 44 Lake Boulevard, Matawan 07747 Black Student Union 12; Cheerleading 10; Letter fir Certificate 11 12; Track 9; Chorus Certificate 9. 10, 11. 12. John Delia 131 Matawan Terrace, Matawan 07747 Student Council Treasurer 9. Frederick DeHardo 45 Danemar Drive, Matawan 07747 Baseball 9, 10,11,12; Basketball 9; History fir Govern- ment 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12. Kenneth Devaney 61 Salem Place. Aberdeen 07721 31 Diane DeVilbiss David Dickey Harold Dolan freedom s Just another word for noth- ing left to lose . . . Thank God it is over! Greg Drusjack Sharon Dubuske Leslie Duckworth Jennifer Eisner Todd Engel Eric Engelhardt And all this could be Just a dream so it seems, holdin on to never say goodbye. Maria Eckenrode The friends you make in college are im- portant, but the friends you make in high school are the ones you remember forever. Keep in touch. Darrell Ethridge Diane DeVilbiss 304 Main Street, Matawan 07747 Chorus 12,- national Merit Commendation 12; SAI win- ner (Teen Arts) 10. David Dickey 311 Wellington Place, Aberdeen 07747 football 9,10,11. 12,- Math honor Society 12; national MonorSociety 12; Speech Se Debate 10; Track 10, 11; Wrestling 9; Pillar 10, 11; Academic All-American 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12; Society of Distinguished American Scholars 12. C L A S S o Harold Dolan 297 Main Street, Matawan 07747 Laurence Druker 9 Innerhill Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Greg Drusjack 309 West Prospect Avenue, Aberdeen 07735 Sharon DeBuske 973 Woodcrest Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Leslie Duckworth 38 Irongate Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Maria Eckenrode 38 Chestnut Drive, Matawan 07747 field Hockey 10, 11, Captain 12; History Govern- ment 10, 11, 12; HOSA President 12; Jump Hope for Heart 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Softball 9. 10, 11. Captain 12; International Thespians Society 11, 12; All-Monmouth Softball Team 11. Jennifer Eisner 13 north Circle, Matawan 07747 Chorus 9; History Government 10, 11; Junior Class 11; Sophomore Class 10; Pillar 9, 10. Todd Engel 33 Ormont Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Eric Engelhardt 330B Wilson Avenue, Matawan 07747 Darrell Ethridge 188 County Road, Aberdeen 0772 1 33 Dawn Faruolo Carolyn Figel Peter Fitzgerald Thanks Mom- -Dad, my family and best friends Jeanie, Stacy, and Alicia. 'Pota- to' 10-2-86 Staten Island, I didn't forget you. DM—tie's the greatest. Susan Franklin I'm young now. I'm wild and I'm free. I've got the Magic Power of the music . . . In me. —by Triumph Maria Fumarola I know I know ... I KMOOOOWWWf Freedom's Just another word for nothing left to lose, but nothing it ain't nothing, honey, if it ain't free—J.J. Carlina Freeman Dina Freund Success, fame, + fortune are Just illu- sions. All that is real, is the love two friends can share. All though it's over, the memories re- main. Thomas Furmato Carolyn Gabriel Sleep time, sleep tight, peaceful and Hey Laur, Pat Benatar. . . Quote ... quiet tonight. Dream now of happiness, Everybody's like a nut.. . it's great! reality awaits in the light. Valerie Flanagan Dawn Faruolo 27 Middlesex Street, Matawan 07747 Each dream in your heart lies within reach, if you Just believe in yourself.” Denise Friedman Let us take this moment to remember all the special moments that have weaved their way into our lives and brought us to where we are today. Tracy Gallo Carolyn Figel 257 Hafflling Boulevard, Matawan 07747 Softball 11; Governor s School of the Arts. 11. Peter Fitzgerald 28 Ferland Lane, Aberdeen 07747 C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 7 Valerie Flanagan 185 Washington Avenue, Matawan 07747 Calculus Club 12; Sportfishing Club 12; history Gov- ernment 11, 12; Math Honor Society 12; Ski Club 12; Homecoming Queen 12. Sue Franklin 101 Euclid Avenue, Aberdeen 07747 Basketball 9. 10; Color Guard 9, 10, 11� Co-Captain 12. Carlina Freeman 280 Nathan Court, Aberdeen 07721 Basketball 9; History Government 12; Peer Leader- ship 12; Telecommunications Club 10, 11, 12; Winter Track 12. Dina Freund 36 Ivanhoe Lane, Aberdeen 07747 History Government 10, 11, 12; Junior Class 11; Pillar 11. Denise Friedman 590 Lloyd Road. Aberdeen 07747 Chrous 9; FBLA 12; Italian Club 9, 10, 11. 12. Maria Fumarola 47 Danemar Drive, Matawan 07747 Basketball 9; Cheerleading 10, 11. Captain 12; Sport- fishing Club 12; History Government 10. 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Peer Leadership 9; Ski Club 12; Pillar 9. Tom Furmato 735 Prospect Avenue, Aberdeen 07735 Baseball 12; Broadway Productions 11, 12,- Football 9, 10; HOSA 12; Huskieview 11. Carolyn Gabriel 5 Ned Drive, Matawan 07747 Media Arts Club 10; Tennis 11, 12; Teen Arts Festival Honorable Mention 9. 35 Tracy Gallo 170 Jackson Street, Matawan 07747 Troy Gallo John Gendlek Patricia Gendlek We all should be concerned about the future because we will spend the rest of our lives there. We grow neither better nor worse as we get old but more like ourselves. Scott Glende Carolyn Goddard The girl had as many curves as a scenic It Is not the years in your life that count, railway. but the life in your years. Cynthia Germak I'm past the point of no return. Diana Germak I don't brake for parked cars ... All the way to Heaven . . . Class of '87 Allyson Gibel Waking up with both feet on the ground. Scott Goldner Seasons will change. You must move on. Follow your dreams. QTR John Gerecitano Mo man is an island Thomas Giovinozzo “What we Know of other people is only the memory of the moments during which we Knew them.'' Karen Golub You live for the fight when it s all that you've got. Rise to the sun with seven wishes!! Troy Gallo 39 Northland Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Football 9.10,11,12; History Government 12; Math Honor Society 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Spanish Club 9; Spring Track 11, 12; Winter Track 10. John Gendlek 304 Sylvan Way, Aberdeen 07735 Sportfishing Club 11, 12. Patti Gendlek 304 Sylvan Way, Aberdeen 07735 FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12. John Gerecitano 34 Canfield Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Broadway Productions 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9. 10,11, President 12; Calculus Club 11,12; Crosscountry 10; International Thespians Society 10, 11, 12; Madrigals 10,11, 12; Math Honor Society 11,12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Peer Leadership 9, 10, 11, 12; School Drama 12; All-Shore Chorus 10; All-State Chorus 11, 12; AC DA All-Eastern Honors Choir 11; National Merit Scholarship Commended Scholar 12. Cynthia Germak 131 Ravine Drive, Matawan 07747 Chorus 9; French Club 9; History Government 10, 11,12; Junior Class 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Pillar 10, 11, 12; Senior Class 12; Sophomore Class 10; Stage Crew 10; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. Diana Germak 131 Ravine Drive, Matawan 07747 Chorus 9; Class Activities 10, 11, 12; French Club 9; History Qc Government 10, 11. 12; National Honor So- ciety 11, 12; Pillar 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10; Honor Award 9. Allyson Gibel 32 Overlea Lane, Aberdeen 07747 DECA 10; History Government 10, 11; HOSA Secre- tary 11. Treasurer 12; Pillar 10; SADD 10; DECA Honor- able Mention 10; HOSA Honorable Mention 11, 12. Thomas Giovinozzo 53 Avondale Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Band President 12; Marching Band, Jazz Band, Concert Band. Pit Orchestra (9, 10. 11, 12); Baseball 9. 10; Peer Leadership 9; Fall Drama 12; Student Council 9. Scott Glende 19 Sutphin Avenue, Matawan 07747 History Government 12. Carolyn Goddard 178 Deerfield Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Broadway Productions 9; History Government 10, 11,12; Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 12; Pillar 10, 11. Scott Goldner 31 Beaver Place, Matawan 07747 Broadway Productions 9,10,11,12; Calculus Club 11, 12; History Government 10, 11. 12; International Thespians Society 11,12; Math Honor Society 11, 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Peer Leadership 10, 11; School Drama 9. Karen Golub; 201 Fordham Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Class Activities 10, 11; History Government 10, 11; SADD 10. 37 Sally Goodrow David Gottdenker Timothy Gray Dreams are such fragile things . . . and yet they are strong enough to hold to- morrow's bright promises. What was has always been. What is has always been. What will be has always been. It's party time. Debra Hecht Roy hendra John Hendricks “Don't part with your illusions—when they are gone, you may still exist, but you have ceased to live. —Mark Twain Raul Hernandez Thomas Higgins Diane Himelblau 38 Hey Laurie: You are! Suzanne Hermida Mold on to what you believe is right. Don't let anyone tell you lies. —The Alarm Patrick Hinfey Sally Goodrow 330 Sherwood Drive, Aberdeen 07735 COE 12; FBLA 12; French Club 9. David Gottdenker 72 Idlebrook Lane, Aberdeen 07747 History fir Government 10, 11. 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Spring Track 10, 11, 12; Winter Track 10, 11, 12. Timothy Gray 209 Washington Avenue, Matawan 07747 Baseball 9. Patrick Hamor 5 Colonial Drive, Matawan 07747 C L A S S Debra Hecht 10 Ilex Place, Aberdeen 07747 Broadway Productions Pit Band 10, 11, 12; Calculus Team 11,12; Sophomore Class Treasurer 10; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, Secretary 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10. 11, 12; national Honor Society 12; Student Council 10, 11, Secretary 12; national Merit Scholarship Commendation 12; Bausch fir Lomb Science Award 12; Garden State Scholar 12. Roy Hendra 7 Highland Avenue, Matawan 07747 0 F 1 9 8 7 John Hendricks 28 northland Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Cross Country 9, 10, 11, Captain 12; Math Honor Soci- ety 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Spring Track 11, 12; Winter Track 11, 12; Placed in Ridgewood, Shore Conference and Mariners Cross Country Invitationals. Suzanne Hermida 33 Canfield Lane, Aberdeen 07747 History fir Government 10, 11; national Honor Society 11, 12; SADD 10; Pillar 10, 11. Raul Hernandez 469 Amboy Road. Aberdeen 07735 Tom Higgins 854 Brookside Avenue, Aberdeen 07735 Math Honor Society 12; national Honor Society 11, 12; Peer leadership 9, 10, 11; Spanish Club 9; Student Council 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11; Society of Distinguished American Schol- ars 11. Diane Himelblau 4 Ingram Circle. Aberdeen 07747 Patrick Hinfey 5 Highland Avenue, Matawan 07747 Cross Country 12; Math Honor Society 12; national Honor Society 11, 12; Spring Track 11, 12; Winter Track 12. 39 David Mo Cynthia Hoffman Paul Hoffman Sparc me the grief. Hey! Heyl What can I do! John Holmes I'm just chilling. Joseph Holmes Dana Hornstein Though we share so many secrets there are some we never tell. Raymond Huang Donna Hughes Kurt Hummler Sometimes you gotta say what the f_ We are the ones who make a brighter day just you me. Go after what you want, there's no time like the present. Marc Holler Kathleen Houlihan This Is the time to remember cause it will not last forever . . . Paula Hummler Live every moment — love every day — cause if you don't, your precious time Just slips away. David Ho 29 Poet Drive, Matawan 07747 Calculus Club 11, 12; Math Honor Society 11,12; Tele- communications Club 12; Fishing Club 12. Cynthia Hoffman 475 Garden Place, Aberdeen 07735 FBLA Historian 12. Paul Hoffman 18 Winter Place, Matawan 07747 Soccer 10; Telecommunications Club 10, 11. Marc Holler 60 Ayrmont Lane, Aberdeen 07747 C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 7 John Holmes 21 Harrison Avenue, Matawan 07747 Basketball 9; Football 9, 10; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling Award 11. Joseph Homes 61 Aberdeen Road, Matawan 07747 Dana Hornstein 186 Deerfield Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Broadway Productions 9; Field Hockey 10, 11. 12; His- tory fir Government 10, 11, 12; Jump Rope for Heart 12; Math Honor Society 12; Ski Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Softball 9,10, 11; Spanish Club 9; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9; Winter Track 10, 11; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11; Junior Varsity Most Valuable Player 10; Community Honors Award 11. Kathy Houlihan 146 Essie Drive, Matawan 07747 Calculus Team 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Muskieview 9,11; national Honor Society 11,12; Speech Gc Debate 10,11,12; Spring Track 10; Pillar 11; Winter Track 10; Garden State Scholar 12; Governors School of Sci- ence 11; national Merit Scholarship Commended Scholar 12; Academic All American 11; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11, 12; na- tional Leadership Award, 11, 12; Society of Distin- guished American Scholars 11. Donna Hughes 13 Gordon Street, Aberdeen 07721 Black Student Union Vice-President 12; Broadway Pro- ductions 9; Chorus 9; Peer Leadership 9, Treasurer 12. Kurt Hummler 46 Waverly Place, Aberdeen 07747 Baseball 9; Football 9; History Government 10, 12; Spanish Club 9. Paula Hummler 46 Waverly Place, Aberdeen 07747 Broadway Productions 9; Field Hockey 10; History 6r Government 10, 11, Grant Committee 12; Spanish Club 9; Spring Track 10; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Winter Track 10. 41 Jeanne Hurlburt Angela Hutchinson Michele Isaksen Mary Jarvis take all the time you spend wishing for tomorrow . . . and spend it making to- day come true. Michele Jones You be illin' —Run D.M.C. I love ya Tony. Valerie Joyce Look out! Gary Jones Oh father. Jiffy, don't touch on that. Trah Lah Lah, your Mama what, loose here, don't make me read you, Blozy Blozy. say it. Tina Kar 42 Watch out world here I come! We knew we would always be togeth- er!! B,T,K,A,L,YII? ('87 rules) Melissa Jacobs Kimberly Jones Kimberly Keene Jeanne Murlburt 32 Intone Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Angela Hutchinson 196 Raritan Street, Aberdeen 07735 Michele Isaksen 62 Salem Place, Aberdeen 07721 FBLA Reporter 11, President 12. C L A S S Melissa Jacobs 7 Lakeside Drive, Matawan 07747 Mary Jarvis 80 Ivyhill Drve, Aberdeen 07747 DECA 11, 12; FBLA 11; French Club 9. Heather Jeckell 1 Crown Place, Matawan 07747 0 F 1 9 8 7 Gary Jones 6 Spring Street, Matawan 07747 Broadway Productions 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11. 12; Spring Track 10. Kimberly Jones 33 Little Street, Matawan 07747 Michele Jones 564 Lloyd Road, Aberdeen 07747 Valerie Joyce 25 Balmoral Arms, Matawan 07747 HOSA 11, President 12; Regional and State nursing Assistant Awards 2nd Place 11. Tina Kar 809 Shady Lawn Way, Aberdeen 07735 Kimberly Keene 126 Chruch Street, Matawan 07747 Telecommunications Club 11, 12. b+T+K B.F. E.S. Luv u . Rcclin n Rockln '87 43 Carolyn Kelly Gregory Kencitzski Janice Kent You and me and my old friends, hoping normal Is In the eye of the beholder, it would never say goodbye. —Bon Jovi Doreen Kirchner Carl Klatsky Jon Knapp . . . To meet Bono. Lyn?!?'' — All cards are marked and all fates will col- lide ... —Alarm no comment. Me who thinks himself wise, O heavens! Is a great fool. , —Voltaire Janine Knoeller Kristi Kofoed Jane Kolyer Wish you were here. —Pink Floyd 44 You be illin'. Rock and gold dust woman, take your silver spoon . . . Donald Kessler Lakita Knight I would like to say ' Peace' to all my Homegirls + Momeboys, especially to: Precious, Pure, and the rest of the crew. Love Pleasure. Cheryl Konwinski Carolyn Kelly 96 Main Street, Mata wan 07747 Telecommunications Club 10, 11, 12. Gregory Kencitzski 1691 Broad Street, Matawan 07747 Football 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9. Janice Kent 47 Idlebrook Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Donald Kessler 57 Deerfield Lane, Aberdeen 07747 C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 7 Doreen Kirchner 96 West Concourse, Aberdeen 07755 Chorus 9; Photography Club 11, 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. Carl Klatsky 55 Juniper Place, Aberdeen 07747 Calculus Club 11, 12; Math Honor Society 11. 12; na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; Radio Club 10, 11. 12; Soccer 9, 10; Telecommunications Club 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10. Jon Knapp 36 Daniel Drive, Matawan 07747 Broadway Productions Pit Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9,10. 11. Vice-President 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Honor Society 12; national Honor Society 11, Vice-President 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11. 12; Regional II Symphonic Band 11; Outstanding Musician Award 9. Lakita Knight 98 Atlantic Avenue, Matawan 07747 Basketball 9; Black Students Union 12; Broadway Pro- ductions 9; Chorus 9, 11, 12; Spring Track 9. Janine Knoeller 37 Balmoral Arms. Matawan 07747 DECA 12. Kristi Kofoed 310 Main Street, Matawan 07747 Beauty Culture. Jane Kolyer 5 Olden Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Broadway Productions 9; Chorus 10,11; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9; Madrigals 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Pillar 9; All-Shore Band 9; All-Shore Chorus 10; Region II Chorus 11; Outstanding Musician 9. Cheryl Konwinski 36 Idlebrook Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Marching Band 10, 11. Life is according to the road you take. 45 Charlie Kosbab Drew Kosmowski Kimberly Krause This Bud's for you! Days turn to minutes. Minutes turn to memories. Time goes by fast. But friendships always last. FF-JSKJ James Kugit Tracey Kukoski Karen Kwan Jimmy K. running wild. When you're young free, love feels the way it should. Don't let it go, 'cause if you do. it's gone for good . . . Exx- plorer. “Bells are best.' Deborah Lambert Joseph Lambertson William Lambertson 46 “I can hit . . . “6 Pointer!!!' Three Brook s Farm. Barbra Krinsky Charlie Kosbab 802 Arbordalc Drive, Aberdeen 07735 In the far distant future. When I knew you'd all be gone. The time came so fast. Yet stayed so long. Susay Lally ATTENTION CONFORMISTS. . . DEFINE NORMALIII Nancy Lawler Drew Kosmowski 36 Fierro Avenue, Matawan 07747 Kimberly Krause 37 Euclid Avenue, Matawan 07747 Chorus 9. 10; Softball 10,- Basketball 9, 10. 11, 12; MOSA 11, 12. C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 7 Barbara Krinsky 331 Line Koad, Aberdeen 07747 Pillar 9, 10; Chorus 9; History 6r Government 10, 11. 12; Beauty Culture 11, 12. James Kugit 88 Onyx Place, Aberdeen 07747 Baseball 11. 12; Fishing Club 11, 12; Ski Club 11. 12; DECA 12. Tracey Kukoski 482 Cliffwood Avenue. Aberdeen 07721 Beauty Culture 11, 12. Karen Kwan 84 Icyhill Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Marching Band 11, 12; Concert Band 11, 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; Math Honor Society 12; Tennis 12. Susan Lally 44 Middlesex Road, Matawan 07747 Pillar 9; French Club 9; Math Honor Society 12. Deborah Lambert 371 Beverly Drive, Aberdeen 07735 Joseph Lambertson 29 Ravine Drive, Matawan 07747 Football 9. 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Fishing Club 11. William Lambertson 29 Ravine Drive, Matawan 07747 Football 9,10,11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9. 47 Nancy Lawler 94 Irongate Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Paula Leavy Michael Levine Eric Levy Two out of three ain't bad, huh guys! Jacqueline Lupi Goodbye doesn't mean forever! Jacalyn Marcus These arc the times to remember, these arc the days to hold on to. —Billy Joel Elios An honest person is one who's never been caught. Better crazy with the rest of the world than sane alone. Sandra Machinga Laura Magee l love U Jamie Tolcmy. Hey Annie, Sinis- ter Sisters forever (L.A.M.). And in the end, on dreams we will de- pend, cause that's what love is made of. Peggy Margarites Ricardo Marrero Anthony, Heaven Knows I'm crazy for you. Robert Longette Richard Maloy ] DON'T HAVE TO! — I'm the Kicker. Brian Martin Paula Leavy 40 Middlesex Street, Matawan 07747 DECA 10, 11, President 12. Michael Levine 97 Oxford Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Broadway Productions 9. 10, 11, 12; Peer Leadership 9, 10; History Government 10, 11, 12; Baseball 12; Ski Club 12. Eric Levy 12 Somerset Place, Matawan 07747 Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10; Fishing Club 11. 12; Ski Club 10, 11. C L A S S Robert Longette 883 Woodmere Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Jacqueline Lupi 12 Fawn Drive, Matawan 07747 Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; DECA 12; Spring Track 12. Sandra Machinga 484 Garden Place, Aberdeen 07735 Health Occupations I, II; Health Occupations II, 12. 0 F 1 9 8 7 Laura Magee 38 Middlesex Road, Matawan 07747 Chorus 9, 10; Photography Club 11. 12. Richard Maloy 45 Union Street. Matawan 07747 Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; History Government 12; Winter Track 10; Basketball 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Club 9; Math Honor Society 12. Jacalyn Marcus 37 Avondale Lane, Aberdeen 07747 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; History Government 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Pillar 11; Grant Committee 11,12; Basketball Statistician 11, 12; Soft- ball 11, 12; Ski Club 10. 11, 12. Peggy Margarites 37 North Circle. Matawan 07747 Sofball 9, 10; HOSA 11, 12. Ricardo Marrero 4 Little Street, Matawan 07747 Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. Brian Martin 19 Essie Drive, Matawan 07747 Football 9, 10,11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11,12; Wrestling 9, 10,12; Pillar 9,10; Winter Track 11; Student Council 9, 10. The man that rows . . . Thanks for the quote, Paula and Stcph. BB. 49 Janine Martucci Karen Masterson John Masucci 4 classics forever! Joseph Mauro In my world you're just a squirrel trying to get a nut! John McEvoy Champions are made not born. Matt Karen forever. These arc the times, the best of times, so don't ever forget them and the best of luck to the class of 1987! Michelle Mazerall Robert McCartin Anne McHugh Kevin McKeown Freedom is laughter, to be happy is to The knowledge strong will survive, be free. David Mauro Kim McCusker The days go by quickly but tomorrow is forever. Sean McMahon Janine Martucci 16 Brookview Lane, Mata wan 07747 DECA 10, 12. Karen Masterson 29 Cross Avenue, Matawan 07747 DECA 10, 12; Beauty Culture I, 11. John Masucci 281 Edgeview Road, Keyport 07735 Wrestling 10; Baseball 9; Soccer 9, 10; history fir Gov- ernment 12; national Honor Society 11, 12. C L A S S David Mauro 37 Imperia Place, Aberdeen 07747 Joe Mauro 37 Imperia Place, Aberdeen 07747 Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; History fir Gov- ernment; Ski Club. Michelle Mazerall 106 Wayside Drive, Aberdeen 07747 0 F 1 9 8 7 Robert McCartin 125 Duda Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Kim McCusker 9 Iona Place, Matawan 07747 Huskicview 9, 10; Pillar 9, 10; History fir Government 10; Broadway Productions Crew 9. 10. John McEvoy 33 Norwood Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Cross Country 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Track 11, 12. Anne McHugh 135 Ivy Hill Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Crosscountry 9,10,11, 12; Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Winter Track 9, 10, 11, 12; History fir Government 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. Kevin McKeown 20 Faith Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Football 9, 12; Spring Track 11, 12; Telecommunica- tions Club 10, 11, 12. Sean McMahon 11 Wister Place, Aberdeen 07747 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 11, 12. 51 Kevin McParland Kim Marie Mela Vida Melinis Together—forever, holding on to never say goodbye. Our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but In rising every time we fall. Lawrence Miele John Mikulski Matthew Miyakawa Margaret Morales Robert Mucinski Christopher Mullen Whoever thinks money can't buy happi- ness doesn't know where to shop! I'm finished. To Maria, that's my sister, not my girl- friend! Audrey Mendelsohn Kevin McParland 29 Fordham Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Journey into the future. Robert Moffltt Partytime. Maureen Murphy Kim Mela 42A Ravine Drive, Matawan 07747 Softball 10, 11, 12; Wrestling Statistician 11, 12; Roa- die 11, 12; T.V. Club 10. 11, 12. Vida Melinis 15 Mohawk Drive. Matawan 07747 Ski Club 11. 12; FBLA 11. 12. C L A S S Audrey Mendelsohn 39 Ardmore Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Pillar 9; Muskieview 9; history Government 10; Broadway Productions Crew 9. 10; Freshman Baseball Statistician 10. Lawrence Miele 10 Maple Avenue, Matawan 07747 John Mikulski 24 Drexel Lane, Aberdeen 07747 0 F 1 9 8 7 Matthew Miyakawa 7 Asbury Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Robert Moffltt 857 Prospect Avenue, Aberdeen 07747 Marine Academy of Science Technology 9; Football 9. Margaret Morales 357 Hawthorne Street, Aberdeen 07747 Math Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 12; Calculus Club 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; History Government 10, 11, 12; Pillar 9, 10; Huskieview 9, 10. 11; FBLA 10, 11. 12; national Honor Society 11. 12; S.A.D.D. 10. Robert Mucinski 22 Edgemere Drive, Matawan 07747 Baseball 9; T.V. Club 10, 11. Christopher Mullen 28 Daniel Drive, Matawan 07747 Track 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12. Maureen Murphy 28 Canfield Lane, Aberdeen 07747 DECA 10; Beauty Culture 11. 53 Vincent Mewell Lisa Niceforo Tanja Noren I will have my revenge. If you have happiness, you have it all! I celebrate the me yet to come. Maureen O'Grady Edward O'Sullivan Dara Obenauer What lies behind us and what lies be- fore us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Michael O'Kane Shannon Olsen Jennifer Ort Qet in my way— I'll run you down. Follow your dream, take one step at a time don't settle for lessjust continue to climb . . . Kathleen O'Connell Vincent Newell 54 Laurelhurt Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Those who Knew me, remember me well. Roth Ouch Lisa Niceforo 144 Idlewild Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Representative to Board of Education 12; Italian Club 9, 10, 12; Broadway Productions 9, 10; foreign Lan- guage Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 12; Student Council 9, 10. 12; field Hockey 10, 12; Soft- ball 9, 10, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 12; History Govern- ment 10, 12; SAC Committee 10. C L A S S Tanja Noren 12 ferris Place, Matawan 07747 Broadway Productions 9.10,11,12; History fif Govern- ment Club 10, 11, 12; Winter Track 10, 11, 12; Spring Track 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Student Coun- cil 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; french Club 9. 11; Grant Committee 12. Kathleen O'Connell 501 Laurie Lane, Matawan 07747 Maureen O'Grady 814 Ridge Road, Aberdeen 07747 0 F 1 9 8 7 Edward O'Sullivan 991 South Concouse. Aberdeen 07747 Dara Obenauer 329 Sherwood Drive. Aberdeen 07735 fBLA 12. Benjamin Ochinegro 330A Matawan Avenue, Aberdeen 07747 football 9. 11. 12. Michael O'Kane 1 Elam Place, Matawan 07747 Shannon Olsen 193 Kinnoll Hill Court, Aberdeen 07747 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Color Guard 9, 10, 11, Captain 12; Concert Band 9,10,11, 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; Class President 10; Class Vice-President 11, 12; Class Secretary 9; S.A.D.D. 10. Jennifer Ort 317 Pinehurst Drive, Aberdeen 07735 55 Roth Ouch 99 fordham Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Christopher Owens John Palasits Mark Pascucci I always wondered why we had to run for shelter from the promise of the Brave new World unfell beneath the clear blue sky. —Pink Floyd Annika Persson Oh Heavens! Hillary Pfeffer Derek Phillips Vi Skiljs — Ett Morktmoln Pa Min Him- Life is a series of hellos goodbyes— mel. nar Vi Mots Igcn, Bryter Solen Mol- I'm afraid it's time for a goodbye again, nets Barriar, Och Gcr Mig Sin Dag. Melissa Pietkewicz Cynthia Pisani Corey Pitts The days we were wasted were not wast- These are the days to hold on to cause cd days. P.S. Mikester— when you find we won't, although we ll want do. the table, come and get me!!! Rolando Person Can anybody say my name right? It's not Orlando, Kollo, or Kolownl. It's Ro- lando (Ro-lon-do). James Pierce To all you folks who have been wishin. to find out my one and only mission, for every religion, race, and creed, my quest Is to fulfill young ladies needs. Nancy Portlock So many faces In and out of my life. Some will last, some will be just now and then. Christopher Owens 282 Broad Street, Matawan 07747 Telecommunications Club 10. 11, 12. John Palasits 1126 Woodmere Drive, Aberdeen 07735 Mark Pascucci 47 Aberdeen Road, Matawan 07747 Rolando Person 86 Highfield Aberdeen Matawan 07747 Football 9.10; Varsity Football 11, 12; Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11. 12; History Government 10. C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 7 Annika Persson 22 Fayette Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Cross Country 12; Ski Club 12. Hillary Pfeffer 59 Chilton Lane, Matawan 07747 Spanish Club 9; History Government 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Pillar 12. Derek Phillips 780 Shore Concourse, Aberdeen 07735 James Pierce 27 Park Avenue, Matawan 07747 Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Wrestling 10; Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Winter Track 10, 11, 12; Acting 9. 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9; Peer Leader- ship 9; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Thespian Society 12. Melissa Pietkewicz 43 Danemar Drive, Matawan 07747 Ski Club 12; Softball 9; History 6 Government 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football Manager 9� 10,12; Basketball Stat- istician 9, 10; Homecoming Float Committee 12; Fish- ing Club 12. Cynthia Pisani 26 Warren Drive, Aberdeen 07747 Pillar 9, 10; Band 9; History Government 10, 11, 12; S.A.D.D. 10; Ski Club 12; Broadway Productions 9,10, 11; Italian Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Corey Pitts 235 Center Street, Aberdeen 07735 Nancy Portlock 4 Somerset Place, Matawan 07747 SkiClubl0.il, 12; History Government 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey 10, 11, 12; Drama 11,12; Thespian Society 12; Grant Committee 12; National Honor Society 12; Broadway Productions 9, 10; Softball 10. —Billy Joel 57 Kevin Ramsey Susan Rausch Chris Raynor never explain— your friends do not Snap This! need it. and your enemies will not be- lieve it anyway. Michael Rein Eat em“ and smile! Deborah Robinson Isaac Robinson Peace. Gary Rosenson David Rosenthal Laurie Russo Life moves quickly. If you don't slow Those do it best who cannot tell how it's down and take a look, you might miss it. done. —ferris Bueller Raymond Reay Kevin Ramsey 29 West Concourse, Aberdeen 07747 Susan Rausch 14 Somerset Place. Matawan 07747 Basketball 9, Varsity 10; Varsity field hockey 11. Cap- tain 12; Varsity Softball 10. 11. 12; freshman Softball 9; Marching Band 9. 10; Concert Band 9, 10; Who's Who Among American high School Students 12; field hockey— Rookie of the Year 1 1. Chris Raynor 3 Sunset Avenue. Matawan 07747 Spring Track 11, 12; fishing Club 11. l m a computer whiz, I get my bytes out of a computer. Mans Romulus In the place with all the bass. Walter Sanford C L A S S O F Raymond Reay 269 West Prospect Avenue, Aberdeen 07735 Telecommunications I, 11; Telecommunications II, 12. Michael Rein 322 Main Street, Matawan 07747 Deborah Robinson 946 South Concourse, Aberdeen 07735 Isaac Robinson 196 Raritan Street, Aberdeen 07735 1 9 8 7 Mans Romulus 24 Locust Street, Aberdeen 07721 Gary Rosenson 484 Lloyd Road, Aberdeen 07747 national Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 12; Student Council 10, 11, Vice-President 12; history r Government 10, 11, 12; Huskieview 11, 12; Pillar 10. 11, Business Manager 12; Peer Leadership 9; SAC Committee 12; Calculus Team 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11. 12; Soccer 9; Broadway Productions 11; Ski Club 10, 11, 12. David Rosenthal 51 Sapphire Lane, Matawan 07747 Peer Leadership 9; football 9; Concert Band 9; Jazz Band 9; Baseball 9, 10; Soccer 10, 11; Tennis 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Laurie Russo; 205 fordham Drive. Aberdeen 07747 59 Walter Sanford 26 Ovcrhill Road, Matawan 07747 Christopher Sario Christopher Scanlon Barry Schechter Find and fulfill your destiny. The sea refuses no river, and the river is where I am. I have finally realized that there Is no answer to the question of life— so stop asking! Paul Schreiber Ann Schuler Stephanie Schuster Don't wish it was longer. We drank a toast to innocence. We drank a toast to now. Robert Schwarz Gregory Schweikert Lloyd Scott We'll know for the first time If we re evil or divine. We're the last In line. Meredith Scherer Save the Texas prairie chicken. Jodie Schwartz Chris Shakespeare Christopher Sario 93 Main Street. Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11. 12; Football Statistician 11,12; Huskieview 11,12; Student Council 10, 11,12; Broadway Productions 9, 10; History 6c Government 10. 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Cross Country 10. Christopher Scanlon 82 Mathiason Avenue, Matawan 07747 History 6c Government 11. Barry Schechter 56 Courtland Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Concert Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Jazz Abnd 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Tennis Team 9, 10, 11, 12; national Honor Society 11, 12,- Junior Statesman 12; Student Council 9, 10; Pillar 9; Math Team 9; Huskieview 10; S.A.D.D. 10; Governor's School for Public Issues 6c the Future of Mew Jersey 12; United States Achievement Academy (United States Honor Roll) 11. Meredith Scherer 5 Fern Lane, Aberdeen 07747 FBLA 10. Paul Schreiber 6 Somerset Place, Matawan 07747 Ann Schuler 13 Center Avenue, Matawan 07747 HOSA 11, 12. Stephanie Schuster 19 Somerset Place, Matawan 07747 Tennis 9, 10, Captain 11, 12; History 6c Government 10,11, 12; Student Council 10, 11. 12; Softball 9.10; Thespian Society 12; Fall Drama 11, 12. Jodie Schwartz 35 Ingram Circle, Aberdeen 07747 Robert Schwarz 500 Matawan Avenue, Aberdeen 07735 Gregory Schweikert 13 Lake Boulevard, Matawan 07747 Lloyd Scott 117V2 Atlantic Avenue, Matawan 07747 Chris Shakespeare 91 Atlantic Avenue, Matawan 07747 Football 11; Varsity Track 11, 12; Peer Leadership 12; Telecommunications 12. To be or not to be has sweet has me. 61 Timothy Shaw Steven Sherman Dawn Sickles Because to me the M.Cee, mean move the crowd. By M.C.—Real If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream It, you can become it. Roger Silvergold Randall Singer Christine Soechting Good things come to those who wait. So here has been dawning another blue day. Think, wilt thou let it slip useless away? —T. Carlyle Maryann Spafford Iris Spann Tona Sparks Imagination sets us free to be just what Whats the word. A word up. we want to be. Audrey Silver Who Knows, among us there may be a future Eleanor Roosevelt, a Joe DIMag- gio. a President Elsenhower, or even a Vice-President Mixon. —Or ease Dawn Souza This doctor makes house calls. Thank you Lady PRL. Dr. Sues Michelle Stein Look to the future and what it can give; That is where you’ll find your reason to live. Timothy Shaw 135 Delaware Avenue, Aberdeen 07721 Steven Sherman M3 Sutton Drive, Matawan 07747 Dawn Sickels 2 Fawn Drive, Matawan 07747 Student Council 9, 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Cross Coun- try 9,10. 11; Track 9, 10,11. 12; national honor Soci- ety 11, 12; Math honor Society 12; Girls' Citizenship Institute 11; Who's Who Among American high School Students 11, 12. Audrey Silver 33 Balmoral Court, Aberdeen 07747 Spanish Club 9; huskieview 9, Business Manager 11; history 6c Government 11, 12; Tennis 10; Pillar Co- Editor-In-Chief 12; S.A.D.D. 10; national honor Society 11, 12; Math Honor Society 12. Roger Silvergold 65 Brookview Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Randall Singer 8 Deerfield Lane, Aberdeen 07747 national Honor Society 11, President 12; Matawan 12; Student Council 9. 10, 11, 12; SAC Committee 10, Chairman 11, 12; Varsity Football Statistician 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball Statistician 10, 11, 12; Scholarship 8c Service Dinner Chairman 10, 11, 12; Huskieview 11, 12; Pillar 10, Sports Editor 12; History 8c Government 10, 11, 12; Broadway Productions 9. 10, 11; Mew Jersey Governor's School Semi-Finalist 11; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 11, 12; national Merit Commended Scholar 12. Christine Soechting 28 Middlesex Road, Matawan 07747 Chorus 9. 10, 11, Secretary' 12; Madrigals 11.12; Pillar Managing Editor 12; S.A.D.D. 10; VIP 11, 12; national Honor Society 11,12; Field Hockey 11; Calculus Team 12; Math Honor Society 12; French Forensics 11; Stu- dent Council 11,12; French Club 9,11; Jump Rope for Heart 12; Broadway Productions 9, 10, 11, 12. Dawn Souza 247 Middlesex Road, Matawan 07747 Field Hockey 9, 10; HOSA 11, 12; Spanish Club 9. Maryann Spaflford 67 Atlantic Avenue, Matawan 07747 Varsity Cross Country 9, 10; Spring Track 9, 10, 12; Student Council 12; Ski Club 11. 12; FBLA 12. Iris Spann 346 Riverdale Drive, Aberdeen 07735 Tona Sparks 27 Little Street, Matawan 07747 Michelle Stein 225 Perth Hill Court, Aberdeen 07747 History 6r Government 10, 11. 12; Grant Committee 12; national Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Broadway Productions 9, 10; Spanish Club 9; Field Hockey 9, 10; Track 10. 63 David Steinberg Veronica Stephens Philip Stern It s nice to know that there's a place It's not over yet! where everybody knows your name. Nancy Szczepaniak Maria Tagliaferri Wayne Taylor 64 TO JV. + Varsity cheerleaders thanks for making my last year my best. David Steinberg 15 Irongatc Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Denise Stone Well. It's been fun. but the party has to end sometime and life has to startl Ian Sunshine Smile and the world smiles with you. Julie Tell No way to be easy, no time to be young. Veronica Stephens 163 County Road, Aberdeen 07721 Philip Stern 105 Dcndee Court, Aberdeen 07747 Baseball 9; Bowling9, Co-Captain 10, 11, 12; Calculus Club 12; Computer Club 12; Bowling, Most Dedicated 11. Denise Stone 156 Chruch Street, Aberdeen 07747 C.I.E. William Stoney 399 Matawan Avenue, Aberdeen 07721 football 9; Baseball 9, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12. Sheryl Stoveken 29 Edgewarter Drive, Matawan 07747 Softball 9; Junior Varsity Softball 10; Varsity Softball 11, 12; history Government 10, 11, 12; Grant Com- mittee 12; Student Council 10, 11. 12; Broadway Pro- ductions 9, 10; Ski Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 9. Tammy Stregare Apt. 1 Balmoral Arms, Matawan 07747 Track 10. Ian Sunshine 58 Avondale Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Varsity Softball Statistician 10,11,12; freshman foot- ball 9; Pillar 10,11; Student Council 10, 11, 12; history Government 10. 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12. Nancy Szczepaniak 49 Union Street, Matawan 07747 Chorus 9, 10; Broadway Productions 10; hOSA 12; Medical Explorers Secretary 12. Maria Tagliaferri 325 Sherwood Drive, Aberdeen 07735 Cheerleading Junior Varsity 10, Varsity 11, 12. Wayne Taylor 223 Raritan Street, Aberdeen 07735 Julie Tell 36 Infield Lane. Aberdeen 07747 65 Virginia Thompson Annette Tomasello Joshua Tooker Whispering the words Those who are true will be treasured forever. Stephen Tunney Lawrence J. Tyler Kamala Underwood I'm trying to get up in the hole. Cliffwood In the house. WORD! —Piano Man Monica Vasilakis Salvatore Vena Steven Ventura 66 Lance Tumulty Pretty boy If only I could have played as well as my uniform looks. Lorraine Underwood Man, I'll serve you! Michael Viola . . I Virginia Thompson 30 Norwood Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Softball 9, 10, 11; FBLA 12; French Club 9. Annette Tomasello 309 Main Street, Matawan 07747 Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 12; Muskieview 10, 11; Ski Club 12; Senior Class Treasurer 12; Jump Rope for Heart 11; Homecoming Float Committee 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Math Honor Society 12; Quill Scroll Award 11,12; Most Valuable Player, Soft- ball 9; Most Valuable Player, Basketball 9; Academic Honor Award 9. Joshua Tooker 67 Irongate Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Lance Tumulty 30 Courtland Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Football 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 12; Track 10. 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Weightlifting Club 10, 11, 12. Stephen Tunney 37 Woodman Place. Matawan 07747 Soccer 9. Lawrence J. Tyler 91 Laurelhurst Drive, Aberdeen 07735 Football 12; Track 11. Kamala Underwood 124 Jersey Avenue, Aberdeen 07721 Lorraine Underwood 124 Jersey Avenue, Aberdeen 07721 HOSA I, 11; Acting II. 10. Monica Vasilakis 26 Colonial Drive, Matawan 07747 Salvatore Vena 429 Matawan Avenue, Aberdeen 07721 Steven Ventura 69 Ayrmont Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Michael Viola 128 Fordham Drive, Aberdeen 07747 In God we trust. 67 Leonard Vishnevsky George Maurice Walker. Jr. Boop. Patricia Wall Get It. John Wargo Conni Waters Winners never quit — quitters never Memories last a lifetime. win. Diane Weber EXCOMMUNICATED. Katherine Wohl Keith Wolman Thomas Worrad Ani v'ata n shaneh et ha dam. BFFA. NNC 85 + 86. The Three Muskcttcrs. Gotcha! Kelly Walsh Every person, all the events In your life are there because you have drawn them there. What you choose to do with them Is up to you. —Richard Bach Julie Wodtke Hey my nickname sspazzz' has noth- ing to do with me, so only call me it when I do something stupid?! Woo B. Yang To the Class of '87 — As our paths now separate, forever remember the mo- ments we've shared. Leonard Vishnevsky 85 fordham Drive, Aberdeen 07747 George Maurice Walker, Jr. 164 Lower Main Street, Matawan 07747 Basketball 9,10,11, 12,- Most Valuable Player, Basket- ball 9. Patricia Wall 78B Haven Drive, Matawan 07747 Beauty Culture 1,11; Beauty Culture II, 12. C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 7 Kelly Walsh 1 Delwood Drive, Holmdel 07733 Huskieview 10,11, Editor-In-Chief 12; Student Council 11, 12; History 6c Government 11, 12; Math Honor So- ciety 12; national Honor Society, Secretary 12. John Wargo 35 Lower Main Street, Matawan 07747 Connie Waters 10 Crystal Place, Aberdeen 07747 field Hockey 11; Pillar 9. Diane Weber 8 Taylor Road, Matawan 07747 Cross Country 9; Cheerleading 10; DECA 12. Julie Wodtke 261 West Prospect Avenue, Aberdeen 07747 DECA 12. Katherine Wohl 37 faith Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Huskieview 9; Pillar Editor 9; Student Counicl 10; Thespians Society, Secretary 12; Chorus 9, 11, 12; Madrigals 11, 12; Broadway Productions 9, 12. Keith Wolman 12 Rustic Lane, Matawan 07747 freshman Soccer 9; Junior Varsity Varsity Soccer 10; Varsity Soccer 11, 12; Varsity Tennis 9. 10, 11, 12; national Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11; Academic All American 12; national Honor Society 12. Thomas Worrad 4 Mohawk Drive, Matawan 07747 Woo B. Yang 467 Angel Street, Aberdeen 07721 Spring Track 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10; Boys Cross Country 11, 12; football 10; Huskieview 11, 12; Pillar 12; Student Council 11, 12; Class President 11; History Government 11, Executive 12. 69 Heidi Yi Todd Youncofski Greg Ziegler 70 Danielle Calabrese Heidi Yi 55 Middlesex Road, Matawan 07747 Todd Youncofski 1 19 Wayside Drive. Aberdeen 07735 Greg Ziegler 391 Cliffwood Avenue. Aberdeen 07721 C L A S S riot Pictured: Joseph Anagnos Michelle Blout Kevin Cambridge John Cameron William Chasen Annemarie Ettinger Geneane George Brian Geldziler Chris Korthaus Melodie Lamberson Steven Lange Keith Lindsley Gerald McCord Michael McCrohan Kevin McNamara Victoria Milano Christopher Moje Michael Otterbine Frank Paone Thomas Raccis Michael Stevens Pamela Vivirito 71 1_ o ?ao-2C - Judie Adamskl Tranklc Allison Daphane Alston Sabina Amadlo Trank Amari Robin Ancona Monique Arclla Debbie Bacdcr Stacie tlacder l.lsa Bacillno Rob Baker Tina Banis Jenny Banz Joanne Barbctta Melinda Bare Danny Barran Chris Beaudry Sharcc Becker Lori Beckmann eric Bellamy Michael Beilin Krika Bender Veronica Beyer Smile If you love the Huskies Tracey Blandford Peter Bloom Chris Blout Sharon Bolan Darius Boles Andrew Bores Martson Boyce Carl Boyd Krissy Boydman Ron Bradford Mitchell Brody Benjamin Brown Scott Burke Bill Butler 74 Bennie Byrd Qlen Campbell Chris Cannata Lori Cannon Christina Ca vallaro Paul Camilh Denise Cartmcll Trtsh Castancrio Victor Chan Stacey Chrystal Michele ClcrtUn Allyson Cohen Warren Cohen Kim Conte Jarod — you're so beautiful — Briah McParland Joe Davison Carlton Deckle Adrian Dawson Susan DeOlglio Thomas D tlctto Jcanna Demaio Robert Demarco Laurie Devtno William DeVi la Ken Dixon Chris Dohrenwend Kelly Dougherty Kim Dougherty Carrie Edelman Juniors Class of 1988 75 Colleen Egan Paul Evers Bob Talk Aaron Flsch Jeff rislcr Autumn fitch Elona folk Belly ford Sue fox Jason rruchtcr Valerie Gabey James Qaeta Moses Gammoh Kim Qlardlna Kirn Webster Tom Gillingham Raymond Glntncr Lynn Giordano Julie Qoldsteln Danny Qonzalcz Mark Oottdenker riancy Gluck Tammy Qrabert Megan Grant Kim Qritzck Jo Ann Ouarino Brad Magensen Beth Halpcm Stacy Hampton Meldi Mansen frank Markins Curtis Hants Alync Heller 76 Thomas Hcnlg Richie MenriXsen Darlccn llerseg Alicia Mill Lyle Mlmmcl Mike Kushner Mark � 1o Michael Mo Suzanne Moo per Trina Mor Carolyn Mom Barbara lining Jeff Murwftz Joe Inguaggiato Marlalna lnslcy norman Jackson Jeff Janota David Jcllnskl Pamela Jenkins Candl Jlosne Jason Weiner and Jennifer Eisner — the upperclassmen ex- ample Sherwood Jones Lorraine Johnson Danny Kaduthodll dreg halt Paul Kam Darrin Kaplan Kon Kass Jennifer Kenas Shonisc Klah Timmy Kilpatrick Dee Kelleher James Kelley Matalle Kim Randee Klmmel Juniors Class of 1988 77 Michael Koellc Teddy Kolshom Karen Korvdek Karen Kudrick Kathy Kuta Michele Labanich Wayne LaPaz Darryl Laurfcella Lisa Uiwson John Lcmlcux Steph Lessnlck Meryl Levitt Keith Lindslcy Stephanie Lotaro Michael Lubman Joanne Lynch Qlynls Mara Keith Markowitz Mkhcllc Markowitz Milk's got the kick that gives you more — Billy Macco Trina Marsh Janice Masia Chris Maslcllo Cheryl Matthews Charlie Maurer Alicia McClain John McQovcm Jenny McLaughlin Michael McLaughlin Brian McKartand Rachel Mcgglson Sharon Mchlman Kelly Mesar Beth Messina 78 Jen Missel Edwin Morris Matthew Moshen Michelle Mulkcrin Brian Murray Waiter Meal Debbie Mixon Tracey Nusbaum Colleen O’Connor Mike O’Connor Meredith Olshakcr Qreg OMcill Danielle O'Steen Kelli O’Stccn fTank Tagliaferrl with a new haircut Mark Otero Rlth Ouch Mikkl Palaslts Vlkki Pam Kim Pennington Cathy Phelan Andy Phillips Ron Plctkcwtcz Mancy Pllcggl Sheila Polen Jennie Polity Matthew Plotner Chris Posltcro Ken Powers Charles Prichard Denise Putnam Juniors Class of 1988 79 David Qualt Anthony Randall Heather RatclifTe Karen Ratcl Christine Reinhold Erik Reinhold Tyann Rice Jennifer Rlppel Matt Rocco Cynthia Rocmcr Howie Ronay Howard Rose Sheryl Rose Renee Rosenberg Kevin Roum Kevin Roycc Eddie Ruiz Jason Russell Robert Rutkowskl Dawn Sabbatlno Susan Sarlo Jill Savlov William Scanlon Michelle Scavo Sam Schclncr Jim Scheulng John Schnappauf Mike Schutzcr Adrienne Scordato Collin Shakespeare Danny Shallit Philip Shapiro Cathy Sheehan Eddie Short Rich Silvers Marietta Siricaf Karl Skroban William Slade Dennis Smith Duke Snyder Kerstin Sodcrlund Robyn Swindle Richard Szczcpanlak Shawn Szokc frankle TaglLafcrrl Rob Tanko Dee Tenore Kenyon Thomas Wayne Thornton Christine Tlrltilll Paul Tomasello Jess� Tookcr George Tormay Prank Tr a visa no Dave Veary Dennis Veary Susan Ventura Scott Volk John Wagner Cindy Wagner Jason Waite Patricia Waitt Juniors Class of 1988 81 Brett Wallcrstein Heather Wathington Carla Watson Jason Weiner Qlna Weldon Greg Whitehead Robert Wicks Beverly Williams Stacy Wilson Steve Wilson Barbara Wise Bobby Wordclmann Mark Wright Erie Wundcr Lori Zagarola 82 m 89 Jeremy At Herman Scott Adams Chris Aguayo Patricia Aguayo Debra Alberti Scan Allan Skytar Allen Dawn Allison Ross Alper Jay Alt Paul Anstcc Thomas Appuliese Tony Appuliesc Darren Assante Ang A u rieni mu Matthew hue tier Billie Jo Boldman Chris Bates Daniel Becker Jennifer Becker Cindy Bedkowski John Benneman Keith Bernstein Margaret Bcrsch Craig Blrnbach Brian Bojar Carlos Bonilla Valerie Bonner KaUiy Borden Peter Bork Tom Borr Tom Borsa Marie Bartolomc Jamie Bowman Christine Bozowskl Michele Bozxa Joe Bradley 90 Jimmy Buzgo C. Cabbagcstalk Jennifer Cameron Dena Campcrlino Bridget Carey Robert Carlton Chris Carney Michelle Clark Chris Cleary Amy Cohen Richard Cohen Ernest Cotanttno Dina Copley Shawn Crisalll T.C.B. Curry T.L.C. Ill Curry Jonas Dean Sophomores Class of 1989 91 Melissa Dean Eddy DcCIcco Kristen Dell Evan Domain Mike Dempsey Colleen Desmond Kay DeSimone P.J. Devlin Caroline DeWItt Kandy Dey Pel Ida DIMartino Tammy Dolan Rachel Dorsa Sharyn Kekenrode Robert Edmond Bo Edwards Leslie Edwards Ken Elken Rob Evans Tara Eeeney Joey Perrara 92 Tom Hscher Martin rtshman Melissa roxman Anita Prancls Jill fTuchtcr Adam Tulrath Erika Qaber Haley Ganop Glen Gargiulo Mini Qeldzilcr Jennifer Oibcl Towonda OUI Shirley Goodrow Shannon Gorman Brendan Grant Patrick Grant Jo Anne Gregory Donna Qrlllo Tracy QrSnncll Mark Quariglla Chris Qukc Nicole Gulons Sabine ftagenauer Steven Hcarne Marcey llcmcnway Anthony Hernandez Mo Heuser Ken Hewlett Jennifer Hlnkis Heather Hodge Eric Hodges Sophomores Class of 1989 93 Adrian Holmes Chris Hop! Leslie Horowitz Kelly Hort Meli Hornstcln Laurie Howard Cathy Hrung Dana Huff April Hughes Andrew Murv.il Jeanette Hyc Meven Ibrahim Maria Inguagglato Traci Irtando Amy Jacobs Andy JccKcll Danny Johnson Simone Johnson Chris Jones Terry Jones Lisa Kahle Ben Kasyan Dawn Katz Rochelle Katz Scott Kauff Ed Kelley Doug Kenner Veronica Kent Christine Kessler Joseph Kisenwether Tom Kolycr Kelli Kosbab Jason Krauss Lee Kukoskl Michael Kumesh Darlecn Lakes Alex Lambros Scott Lamport Dawn Lauro Jeffrey Lederman Rich Lemieux Richard Locke Matt Luzlo Latlc la Mackey Jerry Mahoney Jose Maldonado David Markettc Tara Marsh Jason Marshall Beth Marotta Marie Martin Theresa Mastcllonc James Mawby Anne Marie McCartln Danny McHugh Tara McHugh Brian McKay Ellen McKeown Scan McMcnamy Damasi McPherson Chris Mccchl Cindy Meehan Gary Merrill Keith Miklas Mario Milano Craig Miner Thomas Mohlcr John Montonc Tony Moore Janet Moran Riaz Molanl Sophomores Class of 1989 95 Jill Mudnski rcllcia Mulck Susan Mullen Tim Murray Mary Musarra Anjan Math Kim Mixon Linda O Connell Beth O'Connor P.ileen O'Connor Susan O'Connor Shannon O'Rourke John O'Sha Candice Papa A. Papagiacumos Kim Patania Brian Peck Trlcla Pccncy Richard Popan J. Postclnck Linda Prcstl Mike Kafalowich Matasha Rainey Margaret Raymond Doris Reese Dawn Reinhart Percy Rice Brad Rich man Rich Rike 96 Joe Riggio Pamela Robertson Rachel Rodriguez Scan Kogan Seth Roland Wendy Rosen Steven Roscnrwckj Leslie Koth Adam Kubinstcin Josh Saffron Melissa Sackerman Donn Sardclla Laura Savage Rina Schclncr Thomas Schlfano Chris Schmitt Carolyn Schultz Billy Scott francinc Setver Heather Shanosky Adam Sllvcrtocrg Lee Silverman Chcric Silvers Nancy Silverstcln Ray Smarsh Cindy Smith David Smith Stacie Sobel David Solow E. Sommerhaltcr Sophomores Class of 1989 97 Becky Stambach Larry Stangcr Darryn Starr Eddie Sturt Denise Szetela Karl Thomas Kim Tice Terri Tomascllo Jean Tsao James Tweedy Bo Ouch Brian Underwood Keith Underwood Mancie Ventura Cherri Wanner Bobby WalKcr Patrick Walker Doris Walling Matthew Waters Jennifer Watkins Nicole Watson Patty Waugh Doug Webber Haillc Wclssman Daniel White Angela Wicks tlcttic Williams Travis Wright Jeong Yang Shawn Youncofskl Jennifer Young Tommy 2aIusky 101 102 J.J. Alston Becky Anderson Red Anfuso Kim Bans Rosea nn Basile Monts� � Bard olio Wendy Bauman James Bazydb Terry Beac� i Jay Bellamy Luke Benneman Olna Benoit Joseph Benoit Paul Bernstein James Boyton Brandon Bridgetorth Danielle Brown Qarett Brown Tony Brown Scott Burnett Lucia Calabrese Sandy Caldera Joe Canas Doris Canniff Debbie Capabianco P.J. Capestro James Carey Julie Chasscr 104 ttorman Chan Stanley Chan Vinci: Next time try playing it with your mouth Shelly Cruz Kevin CroKc Angela D Alcamo Michael D’Alesaio Held! Darstek Adam David Danny Davis Michelle DeCario Jennifer Dcfina Erik Dcmarcst Albert DeNorcla Paul Derdertan Carlos Diaz ftarbara Doby Andrew Dortman Cathy Duncan Lorin Edclman Harold Edwards James Edwards Karen Engelhard! S. Engelhard! Pcnnl Epstein Gary Ernes! Leigh Ecrrarl Freshmen Class of 1990 3 05 Michael Elrstenberg Scott Elschcr Debbie fisher Inga Etagler Carmine Qlardlna Anthony Gtbllisco Les Gray Joe Grimaldi Jimmy Gulerro Monique Mall Amy Mammond Jason Harzold Lewis MawK Scott Mazclcorn Robert Memenway Ramona Hernandez Michele Mohcnstcln Jodi holler Martha holmes Brock Mor Dave hospador Terri Howland Clndlc Hyde Dana Jackson Guy Jackson Una Jackson Rodrigo Jacome Jill Junoia Leon Jarvis Benny Johnson Kia Jones Tyhl a Jones Kerry Jorgensen Stacey Kaplanis 106 Mera Kopcl Jeff Kuchma Tammy Kustka Jennifer Kunda Jennifer LaMorte Jenny Layman Dawn Ledbetter Wanna hear me rap? Jennifer Lynch David Magnenat John Marccro Dean Marga rites Katie Marshall Danny Martin Danny Martins Rltch MasariK Stanley Matthews Melissa Mauro Freshmen Class of 1990 107 Ron Mazcrall Konette Mazcrall Kattiy McQurty Iris Nehlman Dar i Mkhcluzzl Barry Miller Orly Mishan Michelle Montfort Melissa Montfort Kristin Morton Danny M os hen Barbara Munoz Bonnie Nadel Anne Mudcll Davinu Obenaucr Sandy Orchard Kelly O'Sullivan James Pagan Anqelo Panzera Amy Kappa Mkheic Pearl Mark Person Darren Pettis Candy Phelan Victor Pilcggl Carolyn Plsani Edward Pischcl Dawn Pluff Danielle Kippel Jeff Rose Evan Kosen Michael Rosenthal Rebecca Rclnold Darlene Rice Santa Riggio Cathy Rivera Sandra Rocmer 108 Tina Rotolo Marie Rutsky Lenny Shaw Margl Stiort David Sheehan Ayesha Siddlqui Joe Silva Wendy Silver Dana Simon iJradlcy Singer Michael Slade Erie Smallwood Jim Smith Keanan Smith Robin Solow Aimcc Spiegel Kim Stirling Melanie Stranlcro Jermaine Strong Paul Strzalka Rich Sunyah Karen Surdoral Alice Szczepaniak Cool T Jennifer Tcsch Benz Thomas Sherri Travisano J09 Hartrara Warhach Michelle Watson Bridget Weber list Meredith Weiss 110 J 112 113 Congratulations Ms. Vas! Ms. Joan Vas, mathematics teacher, was selected to receive the Presiden- tial Award for Excellence in Science and Mathematics Teaching, adminis- tered by the national Science Founda- tion. One math and one science teacher representing each of the fifty states, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico, and a group of U.S. territories joined her in the nation's capital October 21- 24, 1986 to receive their awards. Ms. Vas was nominated by her col- leagues, administrators, students, and parents. She was chosen as a re- cipient based on her outstanding classroom performance, students' progress, and other professional ac- tivities. The teachers received their awards during an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. They attended offi- cial Washington functions and shared their professional expertise. Ms. Vas and others received Presidential Cita- tion, a $5,000 grant from the national Science Foundation, and various oth- er gifts from the private sectors. When asked how she felt about be- ing selected to receive this most pres- tigious award, Ms. Vas replied, It is the high point of my career.” Ms. Vas is an alumnus of Matawan Regional high and was the salutatori- an of her graduating class. After col- lege she student-taught here and later became a teacher. Ms. Vas has been teaching at our school for twenty-one years. She will receive her n.J. State award along with other finalists during the nJEA convention in Atlantic City. Written by Rochelle Katz 114 tas' V'X- - i=r fr 115 Dr. Kenneth Mall Superintendent of Schools Michael Klavon Deputy Superintendent William Conwell Assistant Superintendent 116 Robert Nesnay Principal Kenneth Smith Assistant Principal Betty Rebarick Assistant Principal Thomas Stachura Assistant Principal George Mart Assistant Principal Margaret Robertson 117 Director of Student Personnel Services rran Adler Marlene Angress Gall Bauwens David Beadle Business E.S.L. Language Arts Science Albert Benaquista Patricia Boix Anthony Bombaci Clarence Boseman Science nurse Art Business Leon Britton Diana Brody Carol Bucco Charles Burke Phys. Ed. Secretary Mathematics Vocational Charlene Canzano William Caruso Linda Christensen Steven Cohen Language Arts Crisis Counselor Mathematics Phys. Ed. 118 k • 'Jh A I Joseph Colford Psychologist Margo Crupi Foreign Language Susan D Ambrose Vocational Lee Conlon Library Clerk Betty Jo Cuffari Language Arts Patricia Dolan Vocational Anthony Crego Science Patricia Cunningham S.P.S. Susan Donnelly Language Arts Mance Cruikshank Librarian Lieselette Currie Language Arts Martha Dryer Phys. Ed. 119 Prank Easterday Learning Consultant Pran Edelman School Aide Carol Elwell Vocational Louis Elwell Science Harvey Epstein S.P.S. John Evans Language Arts Gary Engelhardt Vocational Pat Engle Secretary Jay Franks Phys. Ed. Margaret Fleischer Science Helen Flood Science Louise Fitzpatrick Social Studies Margaret Fumarola School Aide Anne Frazier Vocational James Fnedl Special Ed. Marjorie Franks Phys. Ed. Maria Garofalo Special Ed. Giana Genovese Foreign Language Jack George Social Studies John Geran Mathematics Joe! Glastein MarciAnn Gitterman Susan Goldenberg Larry Goldstein Business Special Ed. Mathematics Language Arts MaryAnn Greco Gertrude Groveman Joyce Gurvitz Marianne handler Art Language Arts Special Ed. Language Arts Caroline Haney Anne Hannah Terri Harvey Arlene Hatkin Mathematics Music Special Ed. School Aide Lynne Hecht Richard Holler Judy Holmes Joan Hubbell Instructional Aide Social Studies Mathematics Business 121 Stephen J. liutnik Faye Irons Dieter Johnson Ronald Kamin Social Studies Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Vocational Donald Kammann Concetta Kelley Beverly Korthaus Eileen Korz Phys. Ed. Mathematics S.P.S. Phys. Ed. Carl Kosmyna Loretta Krampett Stanley Lachiewicz Karla Lavoie Mathematics Business Social Studies Vocational William Lawlor Wendy Lew Zelda Levine Howard Lloyd Business Foreign Language S.P.S. Language Arts 122 Paul Loeb James Lukach Bruce MacCutcheon Pamela Main Phys. Ed. S.P.S. Athletic Director Social Studies Joseph Martucci Ronnie Marvald John Masiello Patricia Mattem Phys. Ed. Science Social Studies Special Ed. Marilyn McCarron Language Arts John McKenna Science Robert McMahon Social Studies Michael McMicholas Phys. Ed. 123 Richard Meyer Mathematics Suzanne Miller Social Worker Gregory Nicholson Vocational Charles Nieder Vocational Jan Niemira Vocational Richard Post Language Arts Margarita Ramos Foreign Language Joan Richter Mathematics Marie Panos Social Studies Barbara Powers Attendance Officers Charles Rego Science Agnes Riggio School Aide Virginia Phelan Language Arts Mary Powers School Aide Joann Reusch Art Manuel Rios Foreign Language Prank Pinkus Vocational Joan Prezioso Language Arts William Rice Security Guard Barry Rizzo Fhys. Ed. 124 Margaret Robertson William Ross Claire Rucci Daniel Russell S.P.S. S.P.S. Social Studies Vocational Audrey Sacher Bonnie Sachs Renee Sackerman Charles Sakin S.P.S. Social Studies Mathematics Social Studies Anthony Salvatore Richard Salvatoriello Jewel Seehaus John Shaw Vocational Vocational Language Arts Language Arts Linda Scheer Ellen Shore Carole Silvergold Gert Silvergold Special Pd. Secretary Instructional Aide Secretary 125 Elaine Singer Language Arts Wayne Spells Vocational Joseph Turner Language Arts Mark Vlossak Special Ed. Pat Smith Language Arts Marge Stachura Instructional Aide Samuel Turner Language Arts Linda Walling Instructional Aide Wayne Smith Mathematics John Thornton School Aide Joan Vas Mathematics Gloria Wein Business Joan Soderlund Art Timothy Tice Science Carlo Vinci Music Gail Wovna language Arts 126 129 Matawan Huskies Football '87 VARSITY — 1st row (L-R): J. Pierce. L. Tumulty, b. Ochinegro, T. Gallo, G. Beyer. R. Person. 2nd row: Coach Foreman. D. Bellamy. B. Martin. R. Maloy, A. Black. C. Davis. S. Sherman. S. Bolin. R. McCartin. K. MueNamara. N. Cctrullo. Coach Bongiovani. 3rd row: Coach Turner. E. Levy. S. Cross. B. Lambertson, J. Wargo, D. Dickey. L. Tyler. K. McKeown. J. Russell. Coach Kaye. 4th row: R. Baker. T. Kolshorn. C. Mauer, G. Kalt, F. kTagllfeil, W. Neal. K. Royce, E. Wunder, D. Quait. D. Boles. 5th row: Mead Coach Martucci, L. Williams. D. Thornton, F. Allison. M. Wright, B. Byrd. B. Brown. E. Modges, S. Burke, Coach Geran. 6th row: E. Bellamy. S. Jones. F. Travisano. B. Murray. B. Smith. R. Edmunds. A. Phillips. Coach Waters. Coach Martucci's pre-season goals, once again, were for the Huskies to win the championship during their first season of B-North play, and to make the state playoffs. Although they knocked on the door, they couldn't kick It open as they were bitten by the injury bug during mid-season. The Dogs came back strong, though, and won the remainder of their games with typical Matawan power football. On opening day. Matawan defeated Middletown South 7-6. Even the severe rain and lightning which interrupted the game could not dampen the Huskies' play, in the following two weeks the Huskies defeated Red Bank Catholic, reigning B-North champions. 35-15. and shut out the Monmouth Re- gional Falcons 21-0 while accumulating nearly 400 yards of total offense. The Huskies were boasting a 3-0 record when the “Injury bug bit hard. During the 28- i4 loss to Scott Vega and the rest of the Freehold Township team. Matawan lost five players to injuries. A win was Imperative during the following week against Long Branch in order to remain In contention for the B-North championship. Being behind only 6-0 at half-time, the Huskies remained confident, but were unable to hold off the Green Wave. After a crushing 26-0 loss, the Huskies hit an emotional low the following week tying Red Bank Regional 0- 0. At Matawan's homecoming against St. John Vlanncy. the Huskies rid themselves of the bug bite. On the 8th of Novem- ber. on a muddy field, it was to be decided who would be the best In Matawan. It was on this day that the Huskies pulled themselves out of their rut and defeated the Lancers in an overwhelming 42-14 victory while the Doomsday Defense” allowed St. John s to obtain only two first downs. The follow- ing week. Matawan defeated Neptune, former A-North rival. 13-7 with typical power football. On Thanksgiving Day, another group of Matawan seniors played their last game In their maroon and gray uniforms. They played with their hearts and souls as the team did all season, and on the muddy field they defeated Raritan 33-15. Although the Huskies did not achieve their goals, they fin- ished second in the division with a record of 6-2-1. The Hus- kies showed great character this season by bouncing back which is an attribute of Coach Martucci and his staff. Ben Ochinegro made first team All-Shore, while Erie Bella- my made second team All-Shore. Bellamy also made first team All-Area. George Beyer. Brian Martin. Eric Bellamy, and Ben Ochinegro received All-Division honors. Eric Bellamy made first team All-County, Ben Ochinegro made second team. Troy Gallo and George Beyer made third team. Congratulations to the entire Huskie squad for an unforget- table season and best of luck to all future Huskies! —Dave Dickey CAPTAINS — Bottom (L-R): Troy Gallo. Roland Person. Top row: Ben Ochinegro, James Pierce. Joe Martucci, Lance Tumulty, George Beyer. 130 131 132 Bernard Byrd sweeps to the outside. Mead Coach Joe Martucci gives instructions during a time-out. Date Opponent Score 9 26 Middletown South 7- 6 10 2 Kcd Bank Catholic 35-13 10 11 Monmouth Regional 21- 0 10 17 Freehold Township 14-28 10 25 Long Branch 0-26 11 1 Kcd Bank Regional 0- 0 11 8 Saint John Vlanney 42-14 11 14 Neptune 13- 7 11 27 Raritan 33-15 133 Soccer VARSITY — bottom (L-R): Kevin McFarland. Matt Mlyakawa Sean McMahon, Marc Holler. Roth Ouch. 2nd row: Jimmy Buzgo. Dave Jellnski, Rith Ouch. Dave Steinberg. Keith Wolman, Warren Cohen. 3rd row: Mr. Pcligrino, Jill Savlov. Brian McFarland. Jeff Janota, Christine Cannata. Mr. Cohen. CAPTAINS (L-R): Marc Holler. Mr. Cohen. Matt Mlyakawa. Sean McMa- hon. Roth Ouch gets open for the throw-in. JR. VARSITY — bottom (L-R): Craig Blrnbach. Glenn Campbell, Danny Martins. Jeff Rose. Danny Moshcn. Anjan Nath. 2nd row: Michael Kocllc. Kandy Dcy. Rodrigo Jacomc. Keith Bernstein. Rich Schuster. Josh Saffran. Jeremy Ackerman, Jeff l.edcrman. 3rd row: Mr. Lukach. Mitchell Brody. Tom Borsa. Mike l.ubman, Jcfl Danzig. Ken Eiken. Gary Merrill, Scott Adams. Rich Cohen, Bell Slade. 134 Sean keeps the ball out of the goal. Warren Cohen waiting for the call. Throw it In, Rith. This is the power that made this a great season — Dave Jclinski Knee trap to keep possession — Matt Miyakawa 135 Dave Jel Inski Keith Wolman Take it away, Kevin. Senlors-Soccer (L-K): Scan McMahon, Dave Steinberg, Matt Miyakawa, Roth Ouch, Kevin McParland, Keith Wolman, Marc Holler. 136 137 Girls' Cross Country Top row: Coach Rcgo. Annika Pcrsson. Laura Savage, Lucia Calabrese. Tracy Qrinell, Tara McHugh, Jennifer Kunda. Meg Carey, Coach Britton. Middle row: Kim Ban . Katie Slckels. Becky Steinbach, Jamie Bowman, Anne McHugh, Danielle Qall. Bottom row: Chris Poster. Debbie Capabianco, Melanie Stranciro, Rebecca Rcinhold, Anne Marie McCartin, Dorothy Yard. SENIOR CAPTAINS Anne McHugh Meg Carey Anne Marie McCartin All-Shore, All-Monmouth County Jennifer Kunda 1 Freshman Runner 139 Boys' Cross Country Varsity — Bottom row (L R): W. Yang. C. Rclnhold. M. Waldman. W. Lapaz. J. Machinga, Q. Scordata. M. Ho. Middle row: A. Jcckcll. J. Alt. J. Hendricks. B. Hagcnson, J. McEvoy, B. Rlchman, S. Hearn, M. D'Alesslo. Top row: Coach Bombaci, L. Vishnevsky, D. Qottdcnkcr. D. Sardclla. P. Hlnfcy, Vince Scallcta. P. Evers. R. Smarsh, J. Qacta, P. Bardolia. M. Qottdcnkcr. Coach Spells. SENIOR CAPTAINS John Hendricks John McEvoy Woo Yang Brad Magenson Erik Rcinhold Field Hockey Back row l-r: JV Coach Suzanne D'Ambrose, Dana Mornstein. Melissa Foxman. Nancy Portlock, Karen S., Lisa Niccforo, Denise Cartmcll, Mcagan Qrant. Varsity Coach Dan Russell. Middle row: Maria Eckcnrode, Sharon Eckcnrode, Bridget Carey, Stephanie Lofaro, Nancy Gluck, Dorothy Soechtlng, Kristin Sommerhaulter. rront row: Sandy Caldaro, Angela Wicks, Anne Piadell, Carrie Edclman. Loren Edclman, Jill Janota. Kerstln Soderland. 142 144 The Huskies ready for an in-bounds pass. 4J VARSITY — Bottom. L-R: Veronica Beyer. Becky Anderson. Rachel Mcgason. Mallie Weissman, Bridget Carey. Middle: Roscann Basilc. Dee Kcllcher, Meg Carey. Lauren Caldera. Rim Krause. JoAnn Beyers. Top: Donna Grillo, Valerie Bonner. Tyann Rice. Leslie Gray. Kim Mixon. Loree Burrows. CAPTAIMS — Coach Gerry Shapiro, JoAnn Beyers. Meg Carey. Lauren It's up and ... — JoAnne Beyers Caldera, Kim Krause, Coach Dan Stankiewkz. 145 Boys Varsity Varsity — Top row (L-R): Coach McMicholas. E. Bellamy. B. McParland, S. McMahon, J. Mauro. S. Bolin. G. Walker. M. Jackson. Bottom row: B. Magenson. M. Brazinski. D. Bellamy. T. Curry. T. Curry. Seniors 146 Seniors — Top row (L-R): Coach McMicholas, George Walker. Joe Mauro. Coach Qeorge. Bottom row: Scan McMahon, Darren Bellamy. Scott Bolin. Boys Girls Bowling L-K Back Row — Kari Thomas. Maria Inguaggiato. Meryl Levitt. Merdith Olshakcr. Dan Russel Middle Meredith Olshaker — Laura Shaw, Jennifer Slchl. Korin Shuey. Christine BozowsKl Bottom — Michelle Clark, Sheryl Rose, Jennifer Becker 148 L-R Back Row — Jay Alt. Danny Johnson, Tim Murray, Dan Russel Bottom — David Smith. Robert Rutkowski. Dennis Smith Mot Pictured — Philip Stern — Captain. Ken Dcvancy — Captain, Chris Pollack, Joe Maloney Korin Shucy 149 Dennis Smith Sheryl Rose Wrestling John Wargo 'Tinning Prank Travisano Working for back points rront Kow Victor Chan, Lenny Vishnevsky. Steve dwell. Jarod Machlnga. Kay DeSimone, Kicky Marrero. John Wargo. Hobby Walker. Trank Travisano Second Kow Jeff l.eddcrman. Jimmy Buzgo. Dave Jellnskl. Wayne Lapaz. Rich Szczepanlak, Hilly Macco. Hell Hornesteln. Carlos Bonilla. Craig Hlrnb,ich Third Kow — Keith MarkawHz. Crts Aguayo. Dan KaduthadU. Tat Grant. Craig Katz. P.J. Capestro, tlartson Boyce. Chris Carney. Rich tlcnrlkscn Fourth Row — . oe Bradley. Tony Marrero. Jeff Kenfesky. Brian Bolin. Mike Rosenthal. Chris Volt. Jonas Dean. Scan Allen. Buddy Kusta Tlfth Kow — Patty Aguayo, Kim Mela, Debbie Boeder Ricky Marrero Holding his man from escape. Rich Menrikscn Rich Mcnrikscn 'Pinning-' Victor Chan Jarod Machlnga RicK Marrero Rich Mcnrikscn Winter Track Top row (L-R): Mr. Rcgo, Jimmy Schucing. D. Ethridge, Matt Luzio, Mr. Bombacci. Second row: Anne Marie McCartin. Jamie Bowman, Bobby Wordlcman, R. Reinhold, Teddy Kolshorn, B. Smith, R. Bernstein, Chester Crawford. Third row: Jamie Qaeta. Michelle Clerkin. S. Becker. M. Wright, F. Bardolia. Fourth row: M. Orant, C. Foster, L. Savage, P. hlnfey, J. Kunda, D. Jackson. R. McFarland. Bottom row: R. Sommcrhaltcr. Hera Rope), Danielle Gall. Tracy Grinncll, Jon Hendricks. James Pierce. Jon McEvoy. 152 153 Girls' Spring Track Anne McHugh AnncMarlc McMartln 155 Michele Clerkln Tanja Morcn Jamie Bowman Frankie Allison Track Teddy Kolshorn 156 Troy Qallo James Pierce Rolando Person I Chris Beaudry Jarod Machinga Kevin McParland Stacey Cross Teddy Kolshorn gives off to Chris Shakespeare. Erik Kelnold 157 Dana Hornstein bunts. Annette Tomasello lets a pitch fly. 158 Sue Kausch looks to steal! Carol riqel slides In. VARSITY: Tront, L-R: Lisa Vlrgltto. Candl Papa. Leslie Horowitz. Dee Kcllchcr. JoAnn Beyers. Sharon Cherencc. Middle: him Mixon. Jennifer tttnkls. Chris Meechl. Amee Elscnbcls. Penny Davlno. Candl Jlosne. Stephanie Lefaro. Dawn Katz, Meryl Levitt. Marla tlckenrode. Back: Jill Muclnskl, Launi Chambers. Sue Pox. Karen Williams. Tyann Klee. Stacie Bader, nancy Gluck. Melissa Jacobs. Cathy Phelan. Annette TomaseUo. Sue Kausch. Sue Rausch Dec Kcllcher Maria Eckenrodc Carol rigcl Sue Kausch 159 rront row (L-K): S. dwell. J. Saffran, D. Eislcy. J. SicKIcr. J. Mawby, J. Smith. Middle row: J. Maloney. D. Smith. J. Schucing. C. Rohrend, R. Kaplan. R. Gonzalez. K. Rutkowskl. M. Mo. Top row: Coach Voglcr. R. Kessler, b. R'Allcsio. M. Levine. F. Denardo. C. Korthaus, R. Maloy. P. Colantino. R. Marrero, J. Kugit, K. MacNamara. A. black, K. burke. S. Bolin, Coach Pcligrino. k «AVI J«Vi Seniors Bottom row (L-R): Don Kessler, Mike Levine. Bill D Allcslo, Kick Marrero. Kevin MacNamara. Top row: Fred DcNardo. Chris Korthaus. Rick Maloy. Fete Colantino. Jim Kugit. Al Black, Kevin Burke. Scott Bolin. ■HMI Girls' Tennis Bottom How L-R: Julie Goldstein. Kelly ttort. Jean Kay. Nicole Keller. Lyn Gabriel. Lori Beckman Second Row L-R: Dr. Goldstein. Judl Adamskl. Jennifer Kenas. Stephanie Schuster. I.lsa Kahlc. Amy Jacobs. Kim Nixon. Lori Beckman Stephanie Schuster Jennifer Kenas Judi AdamsKi Lyn Gabriel 164 TTTn n«. ill mmw _ 169 Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders — Michelle Markaivltz. Jenny McLaughlin, Kachel Hcxlilguez. Jennie Claglla. Trina Marsh. Jeanna Dean. Marla Fumarola. Marla Tagllferi. Jessl Tooker, Tara Marsh. Colleen Egan, Cathy f’helan. Kristen Byrne 170 Senior Cheerleaders — Jennie Claglla. Jeana Dean. Marla Fumarola. Marla Tagllferi Junior Varsity Cheerleaders — Bottom (L-R): Janet Moran, ffarh.ita Doby. Putty Arguela. 2nd row: Tytsha Jones. 3rd row: Betti Morata. Wendy Manes. Hence Hosenbcrg. Cindy Phelan. Marietta Slrleaf. Billy Joe ttoldman. Carolyn Morn. Natalie Him. Coach Kelley with Varsity Captains. Jeana Dean and Marla Fumarola. Come on huskies!! 171 The Marching huskies, under the direction of Mr. Carlo Vinci, Jr., completed another terrific season. The marching band spent countless hours practicing their repertoire, Bacchanalia,” Imagination,” La Fies- ta,” and Journey to Tomorrow, since the end of Au- gust. Drum Majors were Christina Bulvanoski and Billy DeVizia, Soloists were Tom Giovinozzo and Matt Mo- shen. Colorguard captains were Shannon Olsen and Sue Franklin. Colorguard instructors were Mr. Glen Caldera and Mrs. Brenda Nodovick. The drill instructor was Mr. Russell Morris. After taking second place at the Chapter Champion- ships in Toms River South, the marching band ad- vanced to the Atlantic Coast Championships where they competed with bands all over the coast. Soloist Tom Giovinozzo in La fiesta. Drum Majors Chris Bulvanoski Billy DeVizia stand proud and tall as they prepare to salute. Matt Moshen solos In La fiesta. ■t • ■n The 1986-87 MRHS Marching Band Drum Majors Christina Bulvanoski Billy DeVizia Flutes Robin Ancona Jennifer Rippel Debra Alberti Kathy Borden Octavio Cheung Jennifer Watkins Jill Janota Jennifer Layman Dara Mlcheluzzi Carrie Woods Saxophones Kathy Casey Michelle Chasser Debbie Hecht Jon Bier Julie Goldstein Sheryl Rose Beth O'Connor Dawn Reinhart Angela Sheppard John Sickler Jodi holler Santa Riggio Richard Locke Clarinets Sharon Mehlman Cynthia Roemer Jill Casey Leslie Roth Seth Pollack Bcrnie Kluger Trumpets Tom Giovinozzo Jon Cohen Barry Schechter Joe Stahl Joe Riggio Carlos Bonilla Lewis Hawk Kathleen McGurty Trombones Matthew Moshen Ken Powers Darryn Starr Mike Pirstenberg Jazzbone Jon Knapp Flugabones Steven Lichtman Jerry Wells Mellophone Brandon Bridgeforth Tuba Matthew Plotner Percussion Eric Abraham Karen Kwan Joann Lynch Billy Macco Denise Putnam Howard Rose Scott Kauff Eileen O'Connor Heather Shanosky Jean Tsao Colorguard Captains Sue Franklin Shannon Olsen Colorguard Sharon Bolan Barbara Connell Shelley Cruz Sue Daniels Kim Esposito Heather Hodge Dawn Ledbetter Kathy Mahoney Janice Masia Cindy Meehan Susan Mullen Jenny Polity Karen Ratel Carolyn Schultz Linda Sprague Kari Thomas Christine Tiritilli Barbara Wise MRHS Concert Band Bottom row L-R: D. Mecht, C. Bulvanoski, M. Chasser, S. hagcnaucr, C. Woods. D. Michcluzzi, J. Layman. O. Cheung. R. Rodriguez, S. Llchtman. J. Watkins. K. Dorsa. K. Borden, J. Rlppcl. D. Alberti, J. Janota. B. O'Connor, J. Kolyer. R. Ancona. 2nd row L-R: J. Qoldstcin. B. DeVizia. J. Bier, J. Lynch, S. Pollack. J. Casey. B. Kluger, C. Roemer. A. Elsenbels. R. Locke, J. Tsao, S. Mchlman, C. Meehan. J. holler, S. Rose. 3rd row L-R: R. Ginter, J. Stahl. J. Riggio, S. Olsen, K. Casey. J. Knapp. J. Wells, B. Bridgcforth, K. Raid, J. Cohen. J. Polity. J. Montonc, J. Sickler. D. Reinhart, A. Sheppard. 4th row L-R: T. Kolyer. L. hawk. K. McQurty. S. Kauff. B. Schechtcr, T. Giovinozzo. M. holler, D. Jellnski. M. Moshen. D. Starr, K. Powers. M. Firstenberg. M. Plotncr. 3th row L-R: C. Bonilla, T. Bonr, K. Kwan. h. Rose. Ii. Shanosky. D. Qonzalcs, M. Plant. E. Abraham, B. Macco. MRHS Jazz Band Bottom row L to R: D. Reinhart. A. Sheppard. J. Goldstein. B. O'Connor. M. Chasser. C. Bulvanoski. Kathy Casey. D. hccht. O. Cheung. R. Locke. Second row: J. Tsao. B. DeVizia, T. Kolyer. J. Riggio. J. Cohen. S. Olsen. II. Rose. J. Bier. Mr. Carlo Vinci (Band Director). Third row: G. Wells. B. Schechtcr. J. Stahl, D. Starr. K. Powers. T. Giovinozzo. M. Moshen. T. Costello. E. Abraham. J. Knapp. J. Lynch. Chorus The Chorus, under the direction of Ms. Anne Hannah, performs four concerts and competes in competitions throughout the year. The Chorus sings popular as well as classical music, such as That's What Friends Are For, and The Longest Time, Billy Joel. The Chorus compet- ed in the Music in the Parks Festival at Great Adventure. In addition. The Chorus performs at the high school's graduation ceremony. front Row. L-R: Ms. Anne Hannah (Choral Director). D. DeVtlblss, B. DcVlzla. C. Prosper. J. Qercllano. D. Yard. I., Burrows. J. Casey. V. Oatbey. Second Row, L-R: li. Rise. V' Bonner, M. Ptotner. li. Bernstein. S. Lampert. K. Wohl. 5. Abclman, L. Leshle. M. Vaughn. Ms. Haney Kolyer(Accompanist). Third Row. L-R: J. McUmghlln. M. Strlcaf. J. Harzold. L. Hlmmel. S. Pollack, j. Cohen, S. Sario. C. Socchtlng, S. Haycnaucr. J. Lynch. Madrigals rront Row, L-R: Ms. Anne Hannah (Choral Director). C. Soechtlny, V. (iabey. B. Mse, L. Burrows. Second Row. L-R: J. Gerecltano. J. McUiuyhlln. J. Lynch. S. Hagcnaucr. Third Row, L-R: S. Pollack. L. Hlmmel. M. Ptotner, J. Cohen. B. DcVlzla. 176 SADD Students Against Drunk Driving Front Row. L-R: S. Daniels. C. Hoc me r. C. Sheehan. D. Putnam. Second Row, L-R: P. Shapiro. AT. Sackerman. C. Tlrltllll. S. Botan. i. Sprague. S. S.irlo. Third Row, L-R: K. Hort. S. Pollack. A. Pulrath. A. McClain. T. Hor. Speech and Debate 177 rront Row, L-R: AT. DAIesslo. C. Roemcr. O. Mlshan. C. Sheehan. AT. To. Second Row. L-R: B. Kluqcr. W. Vang. B. Chu. Student Council The major purpose of the Student Council is to bring about the best possible cooperation between the students, administrators and teachers by acquir- ing a practical Knowledge of self-government, by promoting the general welfare of the student body and the administration, and by establishing high standards of character, leadership, scholarship, and school spirit. Tront Row, L-K: J. Tsao. G. Kosenson. D. SIcKcls. D. hecht. Mr. Richard Post (Advisor), B. Chu. Second row, L-R: S. Olsen, B. O'Connor, K. Casey, L. Capestro. Third Row. L-R: C. Bulvanoski, M. Carey. Fourth Row, L-R: K. DcWitt. T. Morcn. Q. Davis. S. Schuster, fi. Portlock, P. Mummler. rifth Row, L- R: K. Mori. M. Pfcffcr. J. Marcus. W. Yang. Sixth Row. L-R: C. Meehan. M. Sackcrman. R. Singer, B. Schechtcr. R. Borr. C. Sarlo. Seventh Row, L-R: O. Mlshan. 178 This year s officers arc: L. Niccforo, Representative to the Board of Education.- D. Mccht. Secretary; B. Chu. President; Q. Kosenson. Vice-President; D. Sickcls, Treasurer. Class representatives play a definite role in student issues by planning the year's dances, floats, fundraisers, and proms. This year's elected officers were: Senior President — Lisa Ca- pestro; Vice-President — Shannon Olsen; Secretary — Meg Carey; Treasurer — Annette Tomasello Junior President — Julie Straley; Vice-President — Jarod Machinga; Secretary — Colleen Egan; Treasurer — Carrie Edelman Sophomore President — Jean Tsao; Vice President — Beth O'Connor; Secretary — Cindy Meehan; Treasurer — Angela Shephard Freshman President — Ber- nie Kluger; Vice-President — Lorin Edelman; Secretary — Monique Mall; Treasurer — Christine Foster 179 National Honors Society front Row. L-R: S. Hermlda. T. Coldcnhoff. IV. Yang. Pis. Ronnie Piamatd (advisor). G. Rosenson. li. licrger. f). Hecht. S. Goldner. Second Row. L-R: C. litatsky. I). Germak. C. Germak, J. Cohen. A. Silver. I). Slckcls, R. Casey, J. Gerecltano. IS. Clui. Third Row. L-R: I.. Vishnevsky. C. Goddard. J. filer. PI. Chasscr. rourth Row, L-R: PI. Morales. J. Claglla. C. liulvanoskl. I:. Abraham, H. Singer. M. Carey. Pi. f’ortlock. L. Capcstro. Fifth Row, L-R: H. Huang. K. DeWltt, S. Olsen, li. Uorr. S. Cohen, li. Schcchler. J. Pfasuccl. C. Sarlo. The purpose of the national Honors Soci- ety is to create an enthusiasm for scholar- ship. to stimulate a desire to serve, and to promote worthy leadership. Qualifications for membership include acquiring a total of seventy points, with a minimum of five in each category of academic service, character and leadership, and a final review by the fac- ulty. Peer Leadership Front Row. L-R: S. Edwards. PI. Pearl C. Freeman. J. Fruchter. PI. Sackcrman. Second Row. L-R: F. Server. T. GUI. I.. Mackey. Third Row. L-R: Pit. William Caruso (advisor). .. 5haw. A. Slluerberg. Pi. Ho. A. Fulrath. Peer Leadership, open to any Interested students, helps develop leadership qiuilltlcs and skills. 180 Calculus Team The Calculus Team is open to any advanced placement calculus Students. The team meets four times a year to participate in Calculus competitions. Front Row. L-R: D. Ho. M. Ho, T. Cotdenhoff. Ms. Joan Vas (advisor), B. Merger. IV. yang, I). Hecht. S. Ootdner. Second Row. L-R: I. Sunshine. K. Kwan, M. Moshcn. J. Cohen, O. fiosenson. D. Stckcls. K. Casey. J. Cierecltano, ti. Chu. Third Row. L-R: C. Klatsky, L. Vishnevsky. P. Stern, J. tiler, M. Chasser. Fourth Row. L-R: M. Morales. J. Claglta, C. Goddard. C. Bulvanoskl. K. Singer. M. Carey, H. Portlock. L. Capcstro. Fifth Row. L-R: H. Huang. M. Lubman. K. HeWItt. S. Olsen. K. Boor. B. Schechter. C. S.irlo. Math Honors Society The Math honors Society familiarizes students with various Competitions and is open to any student with a 90 average or better that had three years of college preparatory math. rront Row. L-R: D. Ho. M. Ho. T. Coldcnhoft. A. Stiver. Ms. Joan Vas (advisor}. B. Berger. IV. Yang. D. Hecht. S. Qoldner. Second Row. L-R: . Sunshine. I . Kwan. P. Stern. M. Moshcn. Q. Kosenson. I). Slckels. K. Casey. J. Gerecltano. B. Chu. Third Row. L-R: C. Klatsky. L. Vishnevsky. C. Goddard. J. Cohen. M. Chasser, K. Singer. M. Carey. H. Portlock. I.. Capestro. Fourth Row. L-R: M. Morales. J. C.laglla. Fifth Row. L-R: K. Huang. P.. Abraham. C. Bulvanoskl. S. Olsen. A. McHugh. K. Borr. B. Schcchter. C. Sarto 181 History Government Club The History and Government Club provides citi- zenship opportunities, historical study, and a social process. Members participate in fund raisers and day and overnight trips. rront How. L—R: Ms. Patricia Cunningham (advisor). IS. Halpern, J. Him, J. Tooker. A. I Idler, A. Silver. I. Sunshine. S. Qoldner. IS. Chu. Second Row, L-R: C. Qermak. K. Houlihan. C. Pisan!. A. Scordato. O. Kosenson. J. Masuccl. G. Davis. IV. Yang. Third Row, L-R: D. Gcrmak. J. Oerecltano. M. Sackcrman. J. Pruchter. M. Carey. II. Pfcffcr. T. Horen. J. Marcus. H. Portlock. Fourth Row, L-R: C. Goddard. I.. Shaw. D. Gottdenkcr, A. McHugh. H. Marrero. F. DCfiardo, S. Schuster. C. Stuikcspearc. S. Cohen. J. Scheulng. Fifth Row. L-R: D. Freund. K. Singer. K. Hod. O. Mlshan. M. Lubman. B. Schcchtcr. C. Sario. K. ISorr. History Government Club Grant Committee 182 rront Row. L-R: G. Davis. M. Stein. J. Marcus. Second Row, L-R: M. Ho. IV. Yang. Thespian Society The Thespian Society's purpose is to encourage students to become in- volved in all aspects of theatre. Activi- ties inlcude a Student Faculty Variety Show, Competitions, and work shops. Front Row, L-R: n. Portlock, S. Schuster, Q. Davis, J. Qerecitano. Second Row, L-R: Ms. Margo Crupi (advisor), S. Goldner. Ski Club The Ski Club meets twice a month and plans ski trips, workshops, and condition- ing exercises. nrom Row, L-R: J. Tooker. H. Kim. A. Heller. G. Rosenson, Q. Pauls. W. Yung. Second Row, L-R: li. Halpem. K. Houlihan. C. Ptsanl. A. Scordalo. N. Carey. T. Horen. J. Marcus. H. Portlotk. Third Row, L-R: J. tiler. D. GotUIcnker. M. Sackcrman, J. Iruchter. A. McHugh. C. Shakespeare. Pourth Row, L-R: C. Harris. E. Abraham. M. Moshcn. '. DeHardo. S. Cohen, J. Schculng. 183 Pillar Tront row. L-R: O.Davis. L. Capcstro. A. Silver. B. Berger. C. Socchting. B. Chu. R. Singer. Second row. L-R: B. Boldman. T. Mor. C. Marris, S. Sario. W. Silver. Q. Rosenson, O. Mlshan. A. McClain. M. Ho. C. Roemcr. C. Sheehan. Third row. L-R: A. rulrath. C. Tlritilll. K. Horl. M. Stein. J. Marcus. W. Yang. S. Pollack. L. Shaw. M. D Alcssio. Editors rront Row. L-R: A. Silver (Co-editor In Chief). B. Berger (Co-Editor In Chief). C. Socchting (Manager Editor). B. Chu (Photography Editor). Second Row. L-R: S. Sarlo (Clubs and Organizations). W. Silver (Freshman Class). O. Rosenson (Business Manager). O. Mishan (rreshman Editor), A. McClain (Copy Editor). Third Row. L-R: L. Capestro (Senior Editor), G. Davis (Activities), R. Singer (Sports Editor). 184 Mrs. Mecht anti Orly Mishan pictured at left. This year's Pillar staff was generally very new. Even with a staff made mostly of rookies, the Job was done well. It took a lot to organize the pages and pho- tographs. but the staff pulled through. Jean Tsao. Julie Stralcy. Cindy Smith pictured. This picture was taken 10:15 P.M. on a week- night before an important yearbook deadline. The yearbook staff knows that time doesn't stop when deadlines must be met. Extra hours must be invested in order to com- plete it. Lynne flccht — Pillar's new adviser has allowed her- self to get very involved In this book. It is important to have an adviser that Is willing to be generous with time as well as keep a good sense of humor. (Caution: Year- book members arc known for becoming over-tired and trying on strange noses.) 185 The Huskieview is published to inform stu dents of student activities, opinions, and ne 5 taking place in our school. Membership is ope; to all students who are interested in writing anc . learning different phases of journalism. The nUSKieVieW Huskieview was awarded the Honor of beinc one of the top ten high school newspapers ir the country by the Columbia Scholastic Press at Columbia University in Hew York. Front Kow, L-R: B. Berger, S. Surio. K. Walsh, S. Bolan, A. McClain. Second Row. L-R: M. Sackerman, J. Fruchter. G. Davis. D. Soechtlng. O. Mlshan, C. Tlrltllll. Third Row, L-R: B. Chu. C. Sarto, A. FUlrath, G. Kosenson, H. Singer. Huskieview Editors rront Row, L-R: A. McClain (news Editor), K. Walsh (Editor-In Chlef), S. Bolan (Club — news lUlltor). Second Row. L-R: B. Berger (Photography and Business Editor). S. Sarto (Feature Editor). 186 Black Student Union Bottom row I to r: M. Wathlngton, M. Vaughn. D. Hughes. L. Knight. Second row: M. Rainey. C. Marris. L. Bell. Mr. Ross (advisor). The objectives of the Black Student Union are to help create a better understanding of Black Culture and to further enhance the image of the black student in the community. The officers are: Heather Wathington — president; Donna Hughes — vice president; Curtis Harris and Erica Long — treasurers; Robin Swindell — secretary and Beverly Williams — historian. Mr. William Ross is the advisor. 187 President Heather Wathington Treasurer Curtis Harris VICA Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Computer Club 188 Front How L to K: Jon Colt, Tim Coldenhoff. Middle Kow: John McEvoy, K. Wolman, Jon ricndricKs, B. Chu, Mr. niemlra. Back How: F. Stern, T. Gallo, L. Vishnevsky. TV Club Front row L to R: M. Pearl, M. Mo, D. Canniff, C. Freeman, back row L to R: Mr. C. Burke. M. Inguaggiato. B. Edwards, M. D'Alessio. M. Watson, L. Shaw. 189 HOSA rront Row L to R: C. Corclone. M. Bare, M. Eckcnrodc, D. Sousa, D. Anderson, L. Tumulty. N. Szczepanlak. A. Cohen. P. Jenkins. Second Row: Ms. Pat Dolan (advisor), S. Crystal, D. Bacder, S. Ventura, T. Rice, E. Pearl, R. Burnc. A. Hughes, R. Mastcllonc, Ms. Helen Plood (advisor). Third Row: C. O'Connor, T. Nusbaum, M. Labanich, M. Terella, S. Maching. A. Schuler, C. Stevens, M. Raymond. FBLA Puture Business Leaders of America Pront Row L to R: S. Burney. L. Duckworth. P. Qendlek. M. Isakson, S. Beese. V. Marianis, Hoffman. Second Row: Mrs. Joan Hubbel (advisor). K. Rudrik, K. Rondek, D. Putnam, S. Qoodrow. S. Qoodrow. Miss rran Adler (advisor). Third Row: R. Thomas. L. Clax, R. Reinhold, J. Bctkowski. D. Calabrese, R. DeShaw. roruth Row: B. Williams. 190 Future Hair Designers of America rront Row L to R: D. O'Steen, C. Jlosne. S. Bader, M. Markowitz, D. Mixon, D. Sabatino, D. Tenore, Mrs. D'Brosc (advisor). Second Row: R. O'Steen, M. Scavo, T. Catancda. D. Furicllo, L. Hyde. R. Masla, L. Bagllno, M. Bucco, J. Coons, Q. Weldon. R. Pennington. DEC A Distributive Education Clubs of America rront Row L to R: M. Jarvis, J. Hurlburt. L. Bcchmann, P. Lcaby, G. Beyer, J. Rugit. Second Row: Mr. William Lawler (advisor). M. Rim, R. O'Connor, I. Blrnbcrg, R. Ruta, D. Webber, J. Martuccl, V. Milano, S. Rlah, A. Scordato. J. Tokcr. Third Row: B. Malpern, M. Jacobs. J. Rent, M. Lawler, J. Lupi, T. Strager, M. Jeckel, L. Cotontoni, P. Tagliafcrri, D. Rcllcy. 191 MATAWAN- ABERDEEN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL present s ( I I by MICHAEL BRADY NOVEMBER 21.22.© MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ATLANTIC AVE. ABERDEEN. NJ 8 00 P.M To Gillian On Her 37th Birthday, a new play by Michael Brady, will be pre- sented as Matawan Regional High School's first dramatic offering of the new school year. The play deals with a young widow's mourning and has sub- sequent emotional rebirth. Gillian's ghost” is an important character in the play, as she often appears to her hus- band, David, to urge him to leave his sorrow behind. The play features Tom Giovinozzo, Karen DeWitt, Stephanie Shuster, Haney Portlock, John Gereci- tano, Felecia DeMartino, and Cathy Sheehan. 192 r Broadway Productions Cast SPOKESMAN FATHER MOTHER RANKIN DONNA MAGGIE MITZI UTAH LUCKY SAM JUNE BILL PAULINE DEPAUL PAULETTE DEPAUL USO GIRLS JON COHEN DAVE SOLOW MARIETTA SIRLEAF JOHN GERECITANO GAYLE DAVIS LISA NICEFORO TANJA NOREN CHRIS GUICE TOM FURMATO GARY JONES SHERYL STOVEKEN BILLY DEVIZIA SHARON MEHLMAN JENNY MCLAUGHLIN BARBARA WISE BARBARA DOBY TRACY GRINNEL COMPANY — KELLY HORL, TALIA WEINER. KEITH BERNSTEIN. KAREN RATEL, NANCY SILVERSTEIN, MATT PLOTNER. LYLE HIMMEL. DEBBIE ALBERTI, CHRIS SOECHTING. TRAVIS WRIGHT. JOANNE LYNCH, IRIS MEHLMAN, KRISTEN BYRNE, SETH POLLACK. 194 Over Here! This year's production Over Here under the di- rection of Ms. Crupi, Mr. Post, Mr. Beadle, and Mrs. Hannah is set during the Big Band Era. It takes you on a train across the country inviting you into the lives of its interesting passengers. The only thing they have in common is that they are In support of Gl's who are about to go to war. f It takes more than a good cast to make a good produc- tion. Thanks to the efforts of the Pit Band under the direc- tion of Mr. Carlo Vinci, the show exemplified true Big Band music. Another important factor is the crew who builds the sets and runs all the behind the scenes activi- ties. Thanks also to Mr. Beadle for the sets that made the show realistic. 195 Senior On March 1-3, 1987, 88 seniors along with five chaperones took their senior class trip to the Chateau, a hotel resort in the Pocono mountains. The students participated in night activities including a DJ dance on Sunday, and another DJ dance, a martial arts magician, and an ice cream sundae party on Monday. Day activities varied. Skiing took place at nearby Shawnee Mountain and pro- vided many students with their first op- portunity on skis. Those who did not ski on Monday had the chance to bowl, horseback ride, play tennis and racquet- ball. or simply relax at the hotel's pool, jacuzzi and arcade. Despite minor problems with the transportation and a crazy bus driver. Gene Hooper, the trip was a success. Ev- eryone enjoyed themselves and had a great time. Pete and Dave say Let's party!!! — Lisa Capcstro (Senior Class President) 0 It'S Suzy Chapslick. Shut up. Brian! You're dead! — Kathy Casey God help us! Shawnee Mountain Trip p Seniors V187 Billy Berger — Commended Scholar Mary Jarvis — DECA — Honorable Mention Jon Knapp — All Shore Band On Our Way ninth grade graduation was so long ago — Beth O'Connor. Kelly Mori Matawans Reg's Hang-ups 1. running out of hair spray 2. the Board of Education 3. detention 4. party crashers 5. diets 6. AIDS 7. points on your license B. birth control 9. SAT S 10. grubbing rides Highlights 1. Mets-World Series 2. Giants-Super Bowl 3. walkout 4. Iran scandal 5. Huskies basketball wrestling 6. senioritls 7. school dances 8. prom 9. passing road test 10. summer vacation Hang-outs 1. McDonalds 2. dance clubs 3. open parties 4. Friendly's 5. diners 6. weight room 7. beach 8. movies 9. Enzo's 10. Holmdcl Park Fashion 1. fringe boots 2. hl-tops 3. tie-dyed outfits 4. leather jackets 5. tight pants 6. big shirts 7. mane clips 8. lightened hair 8. shaved hair 10. friendship bracelets 202 Top Ten - 1987 Songs 1. Living on a Prayer 2. True Blue 3. Higher Love 4. Come go with me 5. Control 6. nobody's Pool 7. Stand by Me 8. brass Monkey 9. Lean on Me 10. Sledgehammer TV Shows 1. Cosby Show 2. Parnily Tics 3. Moonlighting 4. Alf 5. MacQyver 6. General Hospital 7. Cheers 8. MTV 9. Kate Sc Allic 10. night Court Music 1. Run DMC 2. Madonna 3. BonJovi 4. Peter Gabriel 5. Steve Winwood 6. Janet Jackson 7. Expost 8. Genesis 9. Bcastic Boys 10. Cinderella Movies 1. Stand By Me 2. Platoon 3. Golden Child 4. Top Gun 5. Crocodile Dundee 6. Star Trek 4 7. Mannequin 8. Some Kind ol Wonderful 9. Outrageous Portune 10. nightmare on Elm Street 3 Happiness 204 Bus rides football games friends Summer Smiling Is . • . The finalists wait anxiously! Home Homecoming 1986 — an event to remember, arch-rival St. John Vianney 42-14. This years and Queen — Valerie Flanagan. The finalists were Person, Haney PortlocK, Dara Obenauer, Maria This Homecoming was different from any other. You The hard work of the float committees should have been With hopes of starting a new tradition the student November. This was just another of this year's instances teachers, and students, always resulting in_ (noun) The school looks gooc 206 Balloons, Streamers, and HUSKIfc coming Matawan's Huskies were in great shape when they beat Homecoming Court consisted of: King — George Beyer, Charlie Carbone, Woo Bong Yang, Troy Gallo, Rolando fumarola, and Jean Dean. might have noticed that there was no parade of floats, acknowledged, but then the rains came . . . council pushed for the Student Olympics to be held in where there was conflict between the administration. King George Beyer and Queen Valarle Flanagan 207 Sophomores show their spirit. The heart is like a treasure chest That's filled with souvenirs It's there we keep the memories We gather through the years. Memories of happy times And dreams we've seen come true And memories of people Who are very dear like you. Years from now when we look back At things we have done A tear may fall from our eyes As we remember all the fun. I hope you understand what it is I say Memories I shared with you Are with me here to stay. — Michael O'Kane 209 JENNIFER CORNELL Jenn, we Knew you cou|j|$do it! Love Mom. Dndland Nccn 210 A special thank you to some very special teachers: Laura Grossman, Carol Keller, and Lois Whiting from Cambridge Park, and Mrs. Power and Mrs. Sagar at Matawan Avenue. Thank you for going out of your way to help a little girl find her way. Mary Lou Connell Barbara, May the light you on your way within continue to guide We re behind you all the way. Love. Mom, Dad and Deb 211 To Lorce Burrows. OUR DREAMS ARC WITHINQ OUR REACH Within our reach lies every path we ever dream of taking. Within our power lies every step we ever dream of making. Within our range lies every joy we ever dream of seeing ... within ourselves lies everything we ever dream of being. Amanda Bradley ALL OUR LOVE. Mom 6c Dad 212 213 214 HEATHER JECKELL Heather, The best of everything to our second generation Matawan Regional H.S. graduate. Love, Mom Tom May you see the love around you In everything you do And when troubles seem to surround you May all the love shine through You are blessed ■ • You are loverr m and Dad 215 Susan Frank! i are nowb gr ays biour'litt it pleasure du: ray that your Jeasur as yo i vishetwill bi n young worn girl . You have 3 your grafting ildren winlMw law gimepB it i !l • n.ik. Althuogh yiu an, you will vay brought us gnat years and wflpra you as nuichmJe Our prayers a«cL as you go ou|ffl| rnark. £ May you achi have set for your: whatever endeav 'I Do you know these faces? Rick Maloy and Steve Cohen Anne McHugh Julie Godstein 217 Students and teachers alike fought with verbal and written statements, de- termined to stop the Board of Education from passing Plan C. This was a plan to reorganize the Matawan School District by selling Broad Street Elementary School. Lloyd Road Middle School was therefore made into a two-story elemen- tary school, lacking the proper facilities for students of that age. The details overlooked were conveniences such as water fountains and sinks that were at the right height for elementary students. The change that cause an uproar in Matawan Regional was the trans- fer of the Freshman Class to our school. Several problems were foreseen such as: the accomoda- tion of the increased number of stu- dents in the homerooms, cafeteria, and hallways. September arrived, and to the shock of every- one, it was not only confusing, crowded, and mad- dening, but it also introduced new and unexpect- ed complications. Malls were overcrowded, stu- dents could not reach their classes in four minutes, especially carrying a pile of books if they had no locker. For months students were denied a locker privilege, due to the overlooked prob- lem. Graphic Arts and Chemistry rooms still served as academic classrooms and study halls. GETTING IT Students alerted the Board of problems to come, and were calmed by the promise to have all of them worked out by September. As the '86-87 school year approached, with it came anxiety of overcrowing. 218 TOGETHER The underlying problem has been that our teachers have worked without a contract for months. Their picketing and other protesting actions have yet to solve the problem. Con- tract talks are stalled due to the tie-ups in court. Marie Panos — leader of the MKTA has kept up the teacher's will to maintain the best possible teaching under the awful circum- stances. False fire alarms, randomly issued hall passes, early dismissals, covered door windows, and disturbed lunch periods, were only some of the methods used to keep the Board aware of the teacher’s problem. V— —-— By the spring of 1987, these disturbances and prob- lems had become commonplace. Good communica- tion between Administrators, teachers, and students was no longer existent. It was astounding when in all this discomposure — we were hit with Budget Cuts! Could we handle any further damage to our education? 219 Hundreds cut final classes at Matawan HS hundreds of Matawan students thought not. The cuts were elimi- nation of the 9th period, pro- posed termination of the Math teams, and the withdrawal of an athletic trainer. It is fair to say that the disputed Reorganizing has not solved our problems — it was only a drop in the bucket. In protest — hun- dreds of Matawan High School students walked out on Feb. 11, 1987, in order to get the attention of the Board of Ed and the public. Students hope that as a result the Board and public will open their eyes and see that they are causing too much disturbance in the numbers for us to handle. It is hoped that in the future we will face no more cuts or extra prob- lems. Students and teachers should be proud; howev- er of what they have done to help themselves. 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He returned to Monmouth County a few days after the Battle of Monmouth, joined Captain Barnes Smock's company in the First Regiment of the Monmouth Militia, and moved up from private to sergeant before leaving the service on May 1, 1780. Freneau was captured a month later, while serv- ing as third mate aboard the small privateer Auro- ra. He was lodged first in the British prison ship Scorpion in Hew York, and later in the hospital ship Hunter. His experiences during his month of impris- onment became the basis for one of his best-known poems, “The British Prison Ship.'' THE POET'S INN Wishes You a Safe Happy Graduation!! ITS PAST AND ITS POETRY Directly north of Colts Heck on Route 34 lies the Matawan area, founded in the 17th century by Scot- tish settlers who called It Hew Aberdeen.'' Still later, it was known as Middletown point. and in the 18th century it served as a local port, with docks along Matawan Creek. Today, it is remembered as the home of Philip Freneau, called the Poet of the Revolution. A sec- tion of Matawan Township is, in fact, known as Fre- neau, and his lines written in 1795 are still fresh in meaning: An age employed in edging steel Can no poetic raptures feel . . . Ho shaded stream, no quiet grove Can this fantastic century move. FAMILY STYLE DINING IN A CASUAL ATMOSPHERE (31 mt 89 ROUTE 79 MATAWAN. 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Jeanne Murlburt 229 Woo Yang, Mancy Portlock Tom Giovinozzo Ho Ouch. Roth Ouch Woo Yang. Brian Chu. John Masucci 230 BOOSTERS Adam — Call me! Luv ya lotz. Ten! Adam — I can look at your face now. Haifa! Margaret Aimce — I have patted butter with an ish t.ove Pcnni Aimce — GUMBY Luv Jen All Seniors — thanks for not killing me! A freshman Amy I'll call you tonight Luv Mi- chelle Andy — I Love You Anne. Tanja 8r Nancy — Sec You At The Mag — Lisa Antoine — Never forget Big Ed or getting thrown out of Montreal Mall. Noellc Ask Davina why she can t go out until she's 17? Aud, Kel. Chris — I Love You — Lisa Barb, Jen. Bar, Tina, High, Whats up?? Luv ya Gina Barry: Take good care of Spike . . . :Guess Bert — Always Kcmcmbcr Our Special freshman Yr— Darla Best of Luck Class of '87 Mcrow- chck Best of Luck Class of 1987 You're Great! Mrs. Main Best of Luck Carolyn And The Class of 1987 Best Wishes Class Of 87 Mr. Bo- seman Best wishes to the Class of '87 — Virginia Phelan Best Wishes To The Class Of 1987 rrom Your Teachers. Billie Jo Boldman Loves Dana Marris forever Billie Jo Boldman — Ragged — Buffy Jackson Bill ya jerk! Peeps. Bobby L. — If you just tried one more time . . . whatever hap- pened Cass and Lori 1986 C.C. — I Love You!!' — A.f. C.D.S.K.M — Let's stay good friends forever. —Lauren Charlie — The Prcz Love You. Thanks With The float. ChuckWagon Cf.TL.JK.8fLE — Glad we arc friends. Luv ya! — Nicole. Clndie and Shclllc Best friends forever Class of '87 Bring Peace to Our World Congrats on your first year on colorguard Shell. M + D Congratulations to our daugh- ter Jackie, all her friends and the class of '871 Pamela 8f frank Marcus Dana Doesn't Love Me Any- more Dana — Let Jay go to the bath- room NYE Luv Karen Dana Why arc you all dressed up Bff Love Tina DANA'S A RAGQIIIIIIIII Danny — I love you — Marlene D-A-V-E IS GREAT Dcbsic — We arc so proud of you — love — Mom fie Dad 8f David 8 Muffin Dcna — You never know. Love ya Nancy Dirty Mark Brown is lying to ev- eryone!!!!!!!!!! Donna — Good Luck In Married Life! Love. Mom 8f Dad Done. Mope we last 4-cvcr and ever! Love. More Dor. Ker, De and Me. the original 4. Mockcy 4-cvcr!! Dor Thanks for your Undying Appreciation Lyn PB U2 D. S. M.B.D.M.. rem the 1014 Mariott! It was a blast! Luv K.V. E. K. Be good or I'll get my chop stick after you. K.M. Gina -N- Catherine Brf Go for It Hillary — Its Your World!! Dad-Mar Good Luck Clndie Love Grams Good Luck Cindic Love Ma and Pa Good Luck Class Of 87 Good Luck In all you do Dina and Carolyn Love Linda Good Luck to all the Daniel fam- ily. Good Luck To The Hottest Trumpet Player Luv Ya Kim Greg I Love You forever And Al- ways Love Sally G.R. — That's Just Ducky! — A.S. Heidi — Hope we stay BEST FRIENDS Always. Luv Karen Hey farmer Hera how arc the pigs and cows? Love ya W.S. Hey Dufdeheadl You be illln'l • HEY (What's Up? ... Not Much!!!) — BENATAR U2 HI — Mr. Randolph Hillary 87 I love Your fred 84 Miliary Best Of Luck In Life! Love The Willmots I bought this booster from Gayle Davis, my favorite check-out girl. I Love You Chris — B.J. I Love Michael M. always and forever KC 86 I Love You. Tommy — K. I Luv Tony C. Always 8c forever Jackie. Hooray! You're Going Off To College. Congratula- tions! I Get To Use Your Phone Love. Jesse Jar — for Crying Out Loud! f 8c A. Jenny(Your JG) Jeff Rose — Did You Puke In Any Cars? Love Pennl Jennifer — Remember never guide off a bad marcher — Dara Jennifer Tesch TK remember MB call me JT Jio — Who's The Boss When We Look The Other Way When We Pass In The Hall? Luv ya — Miss JoAnn — Don't ever forget all the good times. — Lauren JoAnn — I won t ever forget you. — Lauren John (X Sandy Pappa JM. SD. CS. CR. AM. SB. CT — A SUPER bunch of friends — LS Kaisha Industries One In The World BPPA KAK The Best of friends. Always Love ya. SPf Karen catch a chill! love Tina Karen Hope we stay B P P al- ways Love ya Kristine Karen — watch the bugs sway with me — Dara Karen When we gonna hang up the posters!! Love TB Kathy — Don't forget the fun we had marching in the parade — Dara Kel — The Race Had To End Sometimes — Lis. Keith — All The Luck — 4 ever friends — Shari Jill Kid — I Will Always Love You — BJ Kristen Loves Greg Hoover for- ever!!! 9 13 85 Krtstene BP I Love Tony U Love Mike Love Kuzo K — Where arc the frogs you promised? — A Lauren — Best friends forever Love Ya! JoAnn L.C.. C.S.. K.W.. G.R., R.S. — I wish you the best — A.S. Love ya Walter 43 Madeline -n- Kim Bff Lynn, our friendship is forever. Love Linda Marccy -N- Chccri -N- Nat (Peaches, bunny MiMI) B.P.P. Margaret — Shikshcp — Sandy Marietta — Miniskirt with slip showing! P 8C A. The JG Marlene — Don't forget Fren- eau's Grave or the Marriott — Dara Marlcmc — Remember the Mariotts busboy with the champagne — Dara Mar — How do you know there not beeping at me? KV Meg Love Pete always and for- ever 2 10 86 Mclly mcl — Don't crack up! Luv ya. Van silk Michael D Atessio Sold Us This Booster — The Bausch fam- ily Michael -n- Linda 9 8 83 -2-gc- thcr 4-cvcr Michael — You mean the world to me. I love you — Linda Michelle — friends forever! — LYI.AS. Linda Michelle — When We're Done We ll Go Shop! Love Hillary Mike, I II Love You forever Qina Missy. Do I Know you? l.uv ya. Jill Mr. Mas Did You enjoy the marz- bars? Margaret Raymond Nancy — hey it just might hap- pen sooner or later Love ya Dee ' Oh My Godtf OK Mike Have a good year. Bri- an 8c Paula Paula — Chabooga Lives!! I Love you. Babes — Miliary Pe J — You Sure Are A BEAR of A Brother. Love You — Lee. Poor. Poor Martucci, Better Luck next year. Liar! Rat fink! B.E. Ray — How did you enjoy your buttered popcorn! — l.aura RET S DOE MOMMIO Roddy Loves Jenny forever and ever!! Kim Santa and Karen Best friends forever Scooby-Doo. Ba-Ha Mus Luv Ya Scrappy Good Luck!! Scrappy, Ba-Ha... Muz Love Ya. Scooby Seth — I II meet you at Drug fair! Ha-Ha Luv ya Terti Shellle an David an Cindie an Tony Best friends Shell c — To a special loving mom I Love you Always Shelly — tlommibojango! Love, Terri SL — Here we come, stum- bling down the street. TM S.R.. Rem. M.R. tall me PP JT Stacie Hang Onto Any Mail- boxes Lately Love Pcnni Stephanie and Cindy BPPUIII! You Know the Deal!!! Stephen J. Hutnik Good Luck!!! Sue — Let s stay as good friends as we arc now. — Clno Sushi. Bcana. Lei. And Liz friends forever — Love. Sue Suzanne — Let s always stay friends forever. — Lauren Terri — Leave the locker open! — Nicole. Terri — We Love You! — Nan and Pop The highway to success is al- ways under construction — EC The Sargcant s The Very Best Of Luck To The Class Of '87 Mr. J. Turner Tina — for a half! l.uv Karen Tina — You know the deal!!!!! Luv Karen To All friends And Lovers Love. S. To Dave — Thanx for being a great friend. M To Dawn and Dee my best friends forever Love me To Everyone in 5th Period Pre Algebra Love Pcnni Together forever — BJ -N- Chris To Michcal an X Staten Islander To Michelle M. Good Luck In 87! Love Trudy To my ferrets. Coco + Bandit. Love Ivy + Mlcheal To My friends — I Love You All — Hillary To my Yorkies. Bonnie •+■ Alfie. Love, Ivy f Micheal Tony — Paco Es Guapo!. Good Luck In Spanish Luv Pcnni To our granddaughter. Audrey Gail. We are so proud of you. Congratulations and Best Wish- es. With love and kisses. Ha- mada Grandparents. To Ricky — Let's Go Mets!!! Sal- ly To S — You'll Always Be My Lady — love A- To Terri n Adam for the stran- gest phone calls Karl To the Breakfast Club — Clean up your act! Love J.J. To the Yearbook staff! Thanks for all the hard work and extra effort as well as the fun! Love — Mrs. Hecht TR WS SO — A BJ Is better than no job! Luv Karen U knew who Guess what dog is in here Luv ya. me Vinny — Peck-A-Boo! We Sec You! Sally. Ann. Adcle. Mi- chele Walter Neal is Extremely Sexy Wend — I'm going to miss you. Love. Audg. You Ain't No Punk You Punk — The Punks — CM.S.D.L 231 Pillar thanks all vho have contributed t the '87 yearbook. W thank Adam Pulrath artwork. Trina Hor for cover design and Soderlund's art cl cial thanks to Juli out so much whe Best wishes to t has contributed your own special school memories ture. (P.S. Have a ni Uh for 'Irs. spe- cial. Ateu Cindy and Jean for hebing iioipkwas really need i. cWk of 1987. Each c you Matawan High Scho 1 in ly. May you add to your ligh i happy and successf I fu-