Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

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Matawan Regional High School Atlantic Avenue Matawan, New Jersey Volume 38 INTRODUCTION 1 Beyond All Limits Reach for the Stars Throughout our lives we are faced with challenges that require us to cross the boundaries that are set for us. We all have goals in life, whether they are making the States in football, placing first in the 100 meter dash, winning the band competition or being accepted to our dream” college. In order to succeed, we must be willing to take risks even if sometimes we fail. It’s not how many times we fall, getting back up is what counts. It is important to go that extra step; don’t be a bystander watching your life go by. Matawan students don’t stop at the ordinary accomplish- ments. We pursue our goals and dreams. Each of us has the ability to go “Beyond All Limits.” 2 INTRODUCTION 3 It's the first day of school. Ev- eryone seems to be thinking about the kind of impression they'll make on their classmates. Many people laid out their “FIRST DAY OUTFIT the night before. Some of us began the day by waiting for our bus on the street corner, talking to our neighborhood friends, or others walking or driving to school. Once we get to the front of the high school and try to find our friends in a sea of faces we find that the freshmen aren't the only ones nervous about the first day of school. Eventually we find our friends, inside or outside the building. Whether you’ve last seen this person yesterday or two months ago, the greetings arc about the same. Guys say “Hey man! How ya doing? and girls says something along the line of “Hi! You look real- ly great! How ya doing? After exchanging stories and making each other feel a bit less awk- ward. (of course, there are some of us who have never felt an awkward moment in our lives) most people went to find out which homeroom they are in. The homeroom lists were posted in the lobby on the bulletin board beneath the class of 1988 mural. Thoughts like — I wonder how this year will be?” Maybe I’ll get to be friends with so and so this year. “I hope my classes aren't too hard. were running through everyone's mind. After a few more minutes of activity, people began filing into their home- rooms. Over the commotion of voices. Nancy Silversteln spoke into the intercom saying. “Please stand for the pledge. The first day at Matawan Re- gional High School. '88-'89 had officially begun. FIRST DAY 5 Spirit Attack Huskie Fans Get Fired Up Get the hall hack! Get the ball back! We want the ball. So ATTACK! The chant rings in your ears, while you get caught up in the action around you. You stamp your feet and scream as the Huskies score another touchdown. On the field, the cheerleaders are working hard to keep the Huskie spirit alive. Our new Huskie mascot jumps around the sidelines taunt- ing the opposing team. Your attention wanders from the game being played on the field, to the rallying cheerleaders below, to the mascot on the sidelines, and finally to your friends in the stands. All around you, fel- low Matawanians are cheer- ing on their favorite players and waving cry towels. In bursts of excitement, spirit- ed fans throw doggie bis- cuits down at our team in a show of appreciation. During halftime, Mata- wan’s marching band comes out to give the onlookers a show. The colorguard swings their rifles and twirls their flags to the beat of the music. The marching band struts their stuff with preci- sion and grace. At this time. many students run to the food stand for hot chocolate in an effort to warm their bodies. As the referees blow their whistles to signal the start of the next half, the cheering resumes. The Huskie spirit is not just contained to our outra- geous football team. Stu- dents have become involved in promoting all the teams. Students have turned out for soccer, fieldhockey, and many of the other sporting events. This year by wearing maroon and grey, going to Huskie games, and keeping the spirit alive — there’s no way we can lose! 6 INTRODUCTION ▼ The Huskie mascot fires up the crowd. ABeth O'Connor and Jill Janota jamming before halftime. 4 Janet Moran Gets Rowdy SPIRIT AT TACK 7 WELCOME Totally Wild On Thursday. September 23. from 7:30 to 11:00. Matawan Regional held its annual BACK TO SCHOOL DANCE, sponsored by the National Honor Society. The dance was met with great enthusiasm. Walking into the cafeteria, you were greeted with an ex- plosion of dazzling lights. Music blared as the students moved to the latest beat. Styles reminiscent of “Dirty Dancing were evi- dent on the dance floor as well as classics such as “The Twist and “The Swim . Breathless, sweating, and totally psyched students col- lapsed on nearby tables for short rests before reenter- ing the fray. Awesome!” commented one freshman, “Totally wild!” Here at Matawan High School “WILD” is the optimum word and the ’88- ’89 school year is destined to be the wildest yet. 8 INTRODUCTION BACK DANCE A Franctne Sewer and George Hunter Y Andy Lasko M Welcome Back Dance INTRODUCTION 9 What’s New? New and Improved Partytime ‘89— It’s Matawan Regional High School, but it’s Matawan with a new look. Students streamed into the school, de- lighted by all they saw around them. Walking through the halls, they could feel Matawan’s spirit. During the summer vaca- tion, students became in- volved in a project to boost Matawan’s pride. Initiated by Student Council Presi- dent, Scott Lampert, the north, west, and part of the south hallways were painted maroon and grey. Murals of the Matawan Huskie, the school emblem, and the Se- nior sign were added to brighten up the hallways. In addition, Matawan wel- comed a new principal, Mr. Roger Tuccillo. Among the new policies installed under him was the 40 minute lunch period where the students were able to sit down and have a leisurely lunch. As a result of the new roof, there was no longer a need to bring an umbrella to the library if you came to do research. The newly in- stalled maroon and grey car- peting brought in the Huskie spirit. These changes have helped to raise student’s spirit and enthusiasm for the school. They have definitely been an improvement for Matawan Regional. A The Matawan emblem, one of mony new wall pointings. 10 INTRODUCTION Period 3 findi lime to relax due to their 40 minute lunch ▲ The 1988 mural odds color to the lobby Jk A student ,� h«- tvur .ntnv' sphere of the library BOAS;- WHAT’S NEW 11 12 SENIORS “fun year”; going to parties, being with friends, driving cars, and knowing that it is our last year at Matawan Re- gional High School. How- This is considered the ever, it is also a time for learning and making decisions that will decide our future' paths. When the year ends and we all go our separate ways, we will share one thing common in our hearts the memories of Matawan Regional High CLASS OF ’8? 13 Class of 1989 CLASS OF ’89 15 Officers ’89 Wendy Rosen, Treasurer; Jeanette Hye, Vice President; Kelly Horl. President; Patty Aguayo, Secretary. 16 Remember when . Kimboli and gang actually called teachers by their real names? the Pinky Pact didn’t gossip about EVERYONE? Mr. McMahons seventh period anthro put pennies in his penny loafers? Jill, Missy. Sandy, and Keith stretched cat intestine across the room? you hid what you broke in chem lab? Mrs. Smith didn't ask her acting class “did I ever tell you about the time when . . Ms. Lew didn't give a zero to Lee in Spanish I? Fitz used names other than Horace and Zelda? Mr. Hutnik didn’t talk about Butchy and Mario? Talia had her natural hair color? Octavio didn't correct Ms. Crupi? they made an announcement in the middle of the SAT's about the football game? Mr. Beadle’s grandfather discovered the one gene — one enzyme theory? chairs were flying in fourth period lunch? Rich Shuster got locked in a locker? Debra's and Jill's first chemistry experiment caught on fire? you had to have your name on a t-shirt and rubber soled shoes? Onion forgot to come to class? Suzy Q made her bloopers? Seth P. got stung by a bee in Psychology? Grendel wore the same thing everyday for a week? Angela Sheppard had braids in her hair? we went to Pizza Hut every Sunday night? we painted the hallways over the summer? we performed Anything Goes in Atlantic City? Adam had THAT car? we actually meditated in gym? Carolyn Schultz wore the wig in 2nd period English? Eileen O’Connor didn’t have a dilemna? A.S. and R.M. went out for lunch everyday? Bo was left in N.Y.? Rachel Rodriguez sat in Michael Brazinsky's gum? we had a snow day and there was no snow? Jimmy Buzgo's eyebrow had been unwillingly shaved off? everyone at the Saint John's game threw dog bones at Scott in his Huskie suit? everyone made fun of Ms. Fitz’s Bronco's? Freshman took over Homecoming? the lights went out at Rockefeller Center — as soon as we got there? roll call was done in the locker room because the State was coming in? Carolyn Schultz catching up on her zzz's Jeremy Ackerman You had it right in the pdm of your hand, right before your eyes, now it's gone and you don't understand, you've got to realize . . Patricia Aguayo Although our lives may change, it al- ways seems, we're too young to rea- son. too grown up to dream. Jay Alt Paul Anstee Anthony Appuliese Thomas Appuliese tVhat you think of yourself is much Rule Britainnia more important than what others think of you. It s finally over!! 18 SENIORS Darren Assante Matthew Baeder Stacy, you re the first girl I really ever . It's our time ‘cause we're the class loved and I hope we read this together 89 — PEACE Jeremy Ackerman 383 Sherwood Dr., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Scott Adams C-13 Sutton Dr., Matawan 07747 History and Government 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10. 11, 12; Baseball 9, 12; Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12. Christian Aguayo 35 Crescent PI., Matawan 07747 Wrestling 9. 10. 11, 12. Patricia Aguayo 35 Crescent PI., Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; History and Government 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Student Council 11; Class Sec. 12; Cheerlcading 10. 11, 12; Track 11. 12; Wrestling Stats. 10. 11. Debra Alberti 12 Cornell Way, Matawan 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Int’l Thespian Society 12; Calculus Club 11, 12; Chess Club 12; Madrigals 12; Marching Band 9. 10.11. 12; Concert Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Jazz Band 11. 12; S.A.D.D. 11, Co-Pres. 12. Skylar Allen 278 Middlesex Rd., Matawan 07747 Black Student Union 12; Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Track 11. 12. Jay Alt BOX 46A HWY 34. Matawan 07747 Cross Country 9, 10, 11; Bowling 10, 11, 12. Paul Anstee 23 Weldon Rd., Matawan 07747 Anthony Appuliese 211 W. Prospect Ave., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Thomas Appuliese 211 W. Prospect Ave.. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Darren Assante 206 Cashel Dr., Matawan 07747 Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 12. Matthew Baeder 72 Andover Lane, Matawan 07747 Scott Adams Christian Aguayo Gonna ride across the river deep and wide. Ride across the river to the oth er side. Debra Alberti Skylar Allen Our memories of yesterday will last a We can do this on strength Let s do it lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the my way rest and sometime we'll find these are the best of times. SENIORS 19 Margaret Barile No man is a failure if he has friends Cindy Bedkowski Jim, the Creek God. fans the Huskie on our float Craig Birnbach LESS IS MORE David Bogart Carlos Bonilla Tis better to have urestled and lost, then to have never urestled at all. Daniel Becker IVorfcs for me John Benneman Kathy Borden Write it on your heart and every day is the best day in the year 20 SENIORS Jennifer Becker To search for perfection is all eery well, but to look for heaven is to live here in hell. Keith Bernstein Love is hate, war is peace, no is yes. and we're all free —Tracy Chapman Margaret Barile 209 Wilson Ave., Matawan 07747 Softball 10. 11. 12. Daniel Becker 59 Willow Ave.. Matawan 07747 Stage crew 10. 11, 12; Int'l Thespian Society 12. Jennifer Becker 106 Grand Ave., Matawan 07747 Bowling 9, 10. 11. 12; Field Hockey 9. 10. 11, 12; Spring Track 11. 12. Kevin Bedford am what I am and I’ll do uhat I'll do. here's a message from me to you Be yourself, be happy, and love God Kevin Bedford 156 Delaware Ave., Cliffwood 07721 Peer Leadership 11. 12; Pillar 12; Ski Club 11; T.V. Club 10, 11. 12. Together we have laughed and cried through good times and bad but we will always be The class of 89 Cindy Bedkowski 876 So. Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 History and Government 12; FBLA 10, 11; FBLA Co-Historian 12; Basketball 9. John Benneman 197 Milton Ave.. Cliffwood 07721 Keith Bernstein 50 Ivy Way. Matawan 07747 Int i Thespian Society 12; Ski Club 12; FBLA 11, 12; Fall Drama 12; Spring Musical 9. 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Class Pres. 11; Soccer 9, 10, 11. Captain 12: Winter Track 10; Wrestling 9. Margaret Bersch 14 Fountain Ave., Matawan 07747 Craig Birnbach 624 Randall Way, Matawan 07747 History and Government 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9, 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12. David Bogart 646 Randall Way, Matawan 07747 Carlos Bonilla 391 Overlook Circle. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Foreign Language Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Marching Band 10. 11, 12; Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12. Kathy Borden 20 Ingram Circle. Matawan 07747 Piliar 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. Thomas Borr 19 Ned Dr.. Matawan 07747 Thomas Borsa 159 Wilson Ave., Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11. 12; Math Honor Society 11; Calcu- lus Club 12; History and Government 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 9, 10. 11. 12; Student Council 11; Pillar 12; Peer Leadership 10. 11. 12; Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12; Winter Track 11. 12; Track 11. 12. Thomas Borr Thomas Borsa For a man will not be u'ise until he has suffered his share of winters in the world —The Wanderer SENIORS 21 Nothing in life can be achieved until if is thoroughly attempted. Make sure brain is in gear before en gaging mouth Its 120 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of gas. half a pack of ciga- rettes. it s dark out. and we re wearing sunglasses . .. Hit it! If you live free you should always be free James Buzgo Keep in step or you'll fall behind Dena Camperlino Is that the latest fad. Garv7 Hold onto your dreams, don't ever stop, when you hit top speed you'll really fly. building castles in the sky. — GALLERY 22 SENIORS Sandra Busic Nature is wonderful, she makes us im perfect, but blind to our faults. Kristen Byrne We have a face that we hide Quay forever and we take it out and show ourselves when everyone has gone. Bridget Carey Flashbacks of the times we've had. some made us laugh, some made us sad Michael Butler Throughout my high school years I schemed many schemes and got away with all of them —Peace Carmen Cabbagestalk C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 9 From this moment on all that matters is that we strive to succeed in all we do. Robert Carlton Jamie Bowman 23 Newland PI., Matawan 07747 History and Government 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Cross Country 9, 10. 11. 12; Track 9, 10. 11. 12; Winter Track 9, 10, 11. 12. Joseph Bradley 2 Maiden Lane. Matawan 07747 T.V. Club 12; Stage Crew 12. Michael Brazinsky 6 Rustic Lane, Matawan 07747 Football 10,11, 12; Baseball 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12. Philip Bucco 35 Wilson Ave., Matawan 07747 Baseball 9; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 11. 12. Sandra Busic 18 Idlewild Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; History and Government 11, 12; Huskieview 9; Peer Leadership 11. 12; HOSA 11. 12; S.A.D.D. 11. 12; Stage Crew 10, 11, 12. Michael Butler 4 Sixth St., Matawan 07747 Football 9. 10. 11, Capt. 12. James Buzgo 123 Matawan Terr., Matawan 07747 Int'l Thespian Society 11. 12; History and Government 11. 12; Ski Club 12; Forensics 11; Wrestling 11; Soccer 10, 11. Capt. 12. Kristen Byrne 215 Deerfield Lane. Matawan 07747 Int'l Thespian Society 12; History and Government 12; Madri- gals 12; Ski Club 12; Forensics 10, 11, 12; Cheerleading 10, 11. 12. Carmen Cabbagestalk 329 Myrtle St.. Ciiffwood 07721 FBLA 11. 12. Dena Camperlino 302 Ciiffwood Ave.. Ciiffwood 07721 Cheerleading 11, 12. Bridget Carey 161 Ivyhill Dr.. Matawan 07747 History and Government 10, 11, 12; Huskieview 12; S.A.D.D. 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, Capt. 12; Field Hockey 9. 10, 11. Capt 12; Track 9. 10. 11. Capt. 12. Robert Carlton 14 Wister PI., Matawan 07747 History and Government 10, 11. 12; Peer Leadership 12; For- ensics 12; S.A.D.D. 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11. 12. SENIORS 23 Christopher Carney Jill Casey Laura Chambers Whatever does not kill you makes you stronger THE END Set yourself free, hold on to what you have IVe will always have memories Keith and his shadow I have been waiting for this moment for a long time, and now Is the time to grab it because it might not come again! Peace to the class of '89 Amy Cohen He who expects no gratitude shall never be disappointed Twillie Curry 24 SENIORS Roxanne Cheatum The best of success to my fellow stu- dents. Richard Cohen NOT TO WORRY' Tyson Curry Good Luck to the 89 Class from the real T.CB. in the place to be BK A Tyson The Great Octavio Cheung It is better to hoe recklessly and dan gerously and even disastrously than not to live at all f OWYS Michelle Clark It's better to be one step ahead than one step behind. Crafty men condemn studies, simple men admire them, wise men use them Tyrone Daniels Jeffrey Danzig Two wrongs don't make a right, but three rights make a left. Christopher Carney 11 Idolstone Lane. Matawan 07747 Ski Club 11. 12; Wrestling 9, 10. 11. 12. Jill Casey 164 Jackson St.. Matawan 07747 HOSA 11. 12; History and Government 10; Marching Band 9, 10, 11. Laura Chambers 8 Woodbrook Dr.. Matawan 07747 History and Government 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Softball 10; Wresting Stats. 10, 11, 12. Roxanne Cheatum 235 Orchard St., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Octavio Cheung 168 Deerfield Lane, Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 12; Calculus Club 12; Marching Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Pit Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Michelle Clark 188 Washington Ave., Matawan 07747 History and Government 10; Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12. Amy Cohen 124 Fordham Dr., Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 12; Pillar 12; Bowling 12. Richard Cohen 953 Greenwood Ave., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Calculus Club; Soccer 10, 11. 12. Ernest Colantino 78 Cambridge Dr., Matawan 07747 Chester Crawford 87 Hlghfleld Ave., Matawan 07747 T.V. Club 10. 11. 12; Football 11. Capt, 12; Winter Track 10, 11. Capt. 12; Track 9, 10, 11. Capt. 12. Twillie Curry 271 County Rd.. Cliffwood 07721 Black Student Union 12; Football 9. 10, 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Tyson Curry 271 County Rd., Cliffwood 07721 Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Track 10. 11. 12; Tyrone Daniels 355 Hawthorne St.. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Jeffrey Danzig 10 Ivins Ct., Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11, 12; History and Government 12; Soccer 11. 12. SENIORS 25 You're' not allowed to sit with the band. Cindy.’ Paula Davino Flirtation — attention without infen tlon. Kelly Davis What my heart can believe my mind will achieve. Evan DeMain Jonas Dean Melissa Dean Edward DeCicco The past cannot be changed, but the future is whatever you u anf if fo be. 26 SENIORS Dwan Davis Karen Davis C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 9 Robert Davis Seth Davis If you believe in yourself others will believe in you also Paula Davino 2 Miriam PI., Matawan 07747 Basketball 9; Softball 9. 10. 11. 12. Dwan Davis 75 Atlantic Ave.. Matawan 07747 Karen Davis 117 Vz Atlantic Ave., Matawan 07747 Black Student Union 9, 10. 11. Pres. 12; Basketball Stats 9. Kelly Davis 117 Vz Atlantic Ave., Matawan 07747 Black Student Union 9, 10, 11, 12; History and Government 12; Basketball 9; FBLA 10. 11. 12; DECA 12. Robert Davis 17 Mohawk Dr., Matawan 07747 HOSA 10. 11. 12. Seth Davis 215 Alden Ct., Matawan 07747 Evan DeMain 46 .Jubilee Circle, Matawan 07747 Jonas Dean 44 Lake Blvd., Matawan 07747 Melissa Dean 857 Lakeshore Dr., Cliffwood Beach 07735 History and Government 11, 12. Edward DeCicco 784 Prospect Ave., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Kristen Dell 16 Indian Trail, Matawan 07747 Student Council 9; History and Government 11, 12; S.A.D.D. 12; DECA 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10. 11. Michael Dempsey 30 Weldon Rd., Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; History and Government 11; Marching Band 12; S.A.D.D. 12; Ski Club 10, 11; Calculus Club 12; Concert Band 9. Kristen Dell Michael Dempsey At ebb tide I wrote a line upon the sand gave it all my heart and soul. At flood tide I returned, only to find my ignorance washed upon the shore ... Life is Just a party and parties weren't meant to last ... SENIORS 27 Cleanset Locker Award to Halite. It takes only some courage to unfold your wings, to soar through the clouds and uncover your dreams — Never be afraid to fly. Tamara Dolan These arc the days to remember, cause they will not last forever —Billy Joel Rachel Dorsa Life is a series of hellos and good- byes. I'm afraid it's time for a good- bye again. Sharyn Eckenrode The only rose without a thorn is Friendship. Colleen Desmond People come and go but friends are remembered forever Randall Dey Leslie Edwards 28 SENIORS Patrick Devlin Cindy Ann Dewar Rising and falling at Force Ten we Happiness is the sense that one mat twist the world and ride the wind ters. Teresa Diaz Felicia DiMartino C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 9 The best years of our lives have just gone by. according to some. I feel the best is yet to come. Too old the trifler's part to play, too young to live by no desire possess'd Kenneth Eiken I'VE GOT THE STRAIGI IT EDGE X Amee Eisenbeis Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dream and a pocketful of gold. —Led Zep- pelin Raymond DeSimone 614 Lloyd Rd.. Matawan 07747 Baseball 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 10. 11. 12. Colleen Desmond 37 Mill Rd., Matawan 07747 DECA 11. 12. Patrick Devlin 42 Edgemere Dr.. Matawan 07747 FBLA 12. Cindy Ann Dewar 15 Canfield Lane. Matawan 07747 History and Government 11. 12; S.A.D.D. 11; Field Hockey 9. 10. 11. 12. Caroline De Witt 7 intone Lane. Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11, 12; Foreign Language Honor Soci- ety 12; Math Honor Society 12; Student Council 10. 11; S.A.D.D. 11, Sec. 12; Pillar 11, Co-Editor in Chief 12; Track 9. Randall Dey 4 Oak Shades Ave., Matawan 07747 Teresa Diaz 110 W. Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Huskieview 10, 11. Felicia DiMartino 363 Beverly Dr.. Cliffwood Beach 07735 History and Government 11, 12; S.A.D.D. 12; Ski Club 11, 12. Tamara Dolan 297 Main St.. Matawan 07747 Rachel Dorsa 33 Aberdeen Rd., Matawan 07747 History and Government 11. 12; Marching Band 9. 10; DECA 11. 12; Softball 9. 10. Sharyn Eckenrodc 38 Chestnut Dr.. Matawan 07747 History and Government 10, 11, 12; Bowling 9. 10. 11. 12; HOSA 10. 11. 12; Softball 9. 10. 11. 12; Field Hockey 10. Leslie Edwards 235 Orchard St., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Black Student Union 12. Kenneth Eiken 131 Euchlid Ave.. Matawan 07747 Amee Eisenbeis 63 Chilton Lane. Matawan 07747 History and Government 12; Peer Leadership 9; Ski Club 9, 10, 11. 12; Concert Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9.10; Softball 9. 10. 11. 12. SENIORS 29 David Eisley Steve Elwell Nancy Endresen Jennifer Engelhardt Totally Coposetic When striving for your goals in life don't let anything or anybody get in your way. In school we all spoke that this u as a joke. Was it really fun7 Our lives have just begun The best is yet to come. George Evans Melissa Erickson Why do we act like we started walking when we’ve been walking all this time7 Thanks to everyone who has made my life so special' Look. I made a wheel. 30 SENIORS Marc Englander It's been along time . —Led Zeppe lin Gary Esporrin Tara Feeney A new beginning, with an abrupt end- ing You've seen the rest, now see the best. Don't worry, be happy now. Jennifer Enoch YAH As if you think weird things. C L A S s o F Kimberly Esposito Its in the end. on dreanrs we do de pend, that’s what love is made of. 1 9 8 9 David Eisley 321 Charm Court, Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11. 12; History and Government 12; T.V. Club 11. 12; Baseball 10. 11. 12: Basketball 9. 10, 11. Steve Elivell 353 Lloyd Rd., Matawan 07747 History and Government 11, 12; Ski Club 9. 12; Baseball 9, 10. 11. 12; Football 9, 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12. Nancy Endresen 13 Ido! PI., Matawan 07747 Jennifer Engelhardt 330B Wilson Ave., Matawan 07747 FBLA Treas. 11. Vice-Pres. 12; Track 9, 10; Wrestling Stats. 10. 11, 12. Marc Englander 54 Ivanhoe Lane, Matawan 07747 Jennifer Enoch 13 Fordham Dr.. Matawan 07747 Melissa Erickson 372 Pinehurst Dr.. Cllffwood Beach 07735 FBLA 12. Gary Esporrin 12 Intone Lane, Matawan 07747 Kimberly Esposito 381 Line Rd.. Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11, 12; History and Government 10; Marching Band 9. 10. 11. Rifle Capt. 12; S.A.D.D. 10; DECA 12. George Evans 750 Lorraine Dr., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Tara Feeney 34 Warren Dr.. Matawan 07747 Field Hockey 9. Tricia Ann Feeney 34 Warren Dr.. Matawan 07747 DECA 12; Chorus 12; Field Hockey 9. Tricia Ann Feeney Remember the happy times, not sad. For memories ore something that no one can erase SENIORS 31 Joseph Ferrara Susan Figner Martin Fishman Melissa Foxman DON’T WORRY BE HAPPY Break the chains that bind you let the world remind you you can be ahat you want to be - Tempest The time has finally come where me all shall part, but memories of true friends and great experiences will last forever in our hearts Erika Gabor Haley Ganop When I reach back and remember you with all my might. I will remember your faces and all the sights. Time goes by but our memories will last. Our friendship we cherish will al ways be in our heartsI! Jennifer Gibel Towanda Gill John Montone on sax. Never follow in anyone's footsteps be- cause no one can grow in your shad- ow. Tomorrows rain will wash the stains away, but something in our minds will always stay. For all those born be- neath an angry star lest we forgot how fragile we are STING 32 SENIORS Jill Fruchter The first step towards making a dream come true « waking up Glen Gargiulo (FINALLY) It s all over Shirley Goodrow f-amity and friends — that s wltat it's all about Adam Fulrath Knowledge is a deadly friend when no one sets the rules. The fate of all man kind I fear is in the hands of fools Paul Geldziler Doin' it with the RA. CSXR! c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 9 Joseph Ferrara 60 Salem Place, Cliffwood 07721 Susan Figner 946 So. Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Martin Fishman 12 Chestnut Dr., Matawan 07747 S.A.D.D. 12; Bowling 11, 12. Melissa Foxman 96 Onyx Place, Matawan 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Calculus Club 11, 12; Histo- ry and Government 10. 11, 12; Pillar 11, 12; S.A.D.D. 11, 12; Student Council Sec. 12; Spring Musical 9; Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, Capt. 12. Jill Fruchter 33 Ned Dr., Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11, 12; Peer Leadership 10. 11. Vice Pres. 12; S.A.D.D. 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Forensics 10, 11, 12; History and Government 10, 11, 12; Student Coun- cil 9. 10, 11, 12. Adam Fulrath 7 Opal Place. Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Calculus Club 11, 12; Chess Club 12; History and Government 11; Huskieview 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 11, 12; Peer Leadership 10. 11. 12; Forensics 10. 11. 12; Pillar 9. 10. 12; S.A.D.D. 10, Tres. 11. 12. Erika Gaber 4 Fair Lane, Matawan 07747 History and Government 11, 12. Haley Ganop 68 Andover Lane, Matawan 07747 History and Government 12; Ski Club 12; Softball 11, 12; Wrestling Stats. 9, 10, 12. Glen Gargiulo 250 W. Prospect Ave.. Cliffwood 07735 Paul Geldziler 17 Strathmore Gardens, Matawan 07747 Jennifer Gibel 318 Charm Court, Matawan 07747 Peer Leadership 11. 12; Huskieview 11, 12; S.A.D.D. 11, 12; Student Council 11. 12; Ski Club 11, 12; History and Govern- ment 10. 11. 12; Pillar 11. 12; Softball 9, 10. 11. 12. Towanda Gill 90 Main St., Matawan 07747 Chorus 9. 10, 12; History and Government 11, 12; Madrigals 12; Peer Leadership 9, 11, 12. Shirley Goodrow 330 Sherwood Dr., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; History and Government 11, 12; FBLA 10. Sec. 11. Pres, 12; Basket- ball 9. Shannon Gorman 302 Beach Dr.. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Shannon Gorman Dream On. Dream On. Dream until you dreams come true! — Aerosmilh SENIORS 33 Steven Hearne Htaher Stanoafcy croxng a drupi Tht chmtet an (hot an, fOfxAr dec. any accepted ' xoo. a foobk nta. Moc� X ha prwed ojwabie so lhe njH o mrJmd Jennifer Hinkls Chris Hopf Kelly Horl Neil Hornslein KH� todev stood bi . the M.v viea If I on not for aho ud Or for and ■ torrou WWl me (uci. tV me. but 41 am cnyfcr mjwff Hto «me to nxi — A Oooa lire m P Tracy Grinnell W®t l os� ' rrj ba every AJy i tw dream o Ke� v' Vlsrfiw« iei.« le� (veryotag uv rrer dno eft � } Marcey Hemenway W of ywtMol ycwvi.f a « more mpoetcnr thon uhot oih Ml Leslie Horowitz V x toie 0 etance uoh f s ' tJfluetry. u oeJo e. tolei hs «u.eh(he� jn — VAN MU 34 SENIORS Donna Gillo Moy rte good lord berth y«j dam tvfv rood yu on ad luutow of haW « usvurd PH i n nv fa� fm r. toms fowi ywexj S9 Steven Hearne The uncn we rtH any popiito «deo. any xcepxd noeott � loobtr no� , riwf has ftooed ogrtoMe :o rtf maw o mantod )fl Neil Hornstein Tracy Grinnell Fredrick Guions lVow ow roiye 1« o«i , ov uo J jee my uhaV tjto oVol o me. no at.' drecni of KWj UW) cur nme to uatfe wifi to� «fiyt'i'y u fwi dream cH f) c Marcey Hemenway Kenneth Hewlett Me you the of v r� lj � much We no� open she doora to rt r«« of more Important Ihon uhcl other ow he� io.e tette open atc n to . srtee ahead to� Leslie Horowitz Laurie Howard Donna Grillo 76 Woodland Dr Cliffwocd Beach 07735 Chorus 9.10.11.12. Madrigal� 12;SADD 11: Sici Club 11. 12; Basket ba3 10. 11. 12; Softball 9. Tracy Grinnell 25 Waverly Place. Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 12; National Hooot Society 11. 12; lnt'1 Thespian Society 11. 12; Calcului Gob 12; History and Gov- ernment 10.11.12; Ski Chib 11.12; Student Cotwcil 10. Vice Pres 11; Spring Musical 9. 10. 11. 12. Fall Drama 11. 12; Cheerleadbsg 11. 12; Goss Country 9. 10. Frederick Guions 36 Weldon Rd . Matawan 07747 Batkctba'.l 9. 10; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. Steven Hearne 115 Ccurtland Lane. Aberdeen 07747 National Honor Society 11, 12; Chess Club 12; Forensics 11. 12. Ski Chib 11.12; Cross Country 9.10.11. l2;Track9.10. 11. 12. Marcey Hemenway 389 Myrtle St.. ClifWd 07721 Peer LcadersKp 11. 12; T.V. Orb 10. 11; Ptiar 12 Kenneth Hewlett 51 Deborah Lare. Matawan 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 12; Natkeial Honor Society 11. 12; Varsity Baseball 11. 12. Jennifer Hinkis 64 Courtland Lane. Matawan 07747 Student Council 10. Crow Country 9. Softball 9. 10. 11. 12; 'History and Government 11, 12. Chris Hopf 285 Harding Bivd.. Matawan 07747 Kelly Horl 52 Iterate Lane. Matawan 07747 Foregr- Language Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 11. CoCapt 12. National Ho«w Society 11.12; Calculus Cub 11. Co-Qpi 12; S.A D.D. Vice Pres. 10.11.12. Student Council 10; Class Sec 11; Class Pres. 12; Spring Musical 10. 11. 12. History and Government 10. 11. 12; PiU: 12; Cheerleading 11. 12; Inti Thcspan Society 11. 12. Nell Hornstein 5 Rustic Lare. Matawan 07747 National Hence Society 12; Calculus Chib ll.Coapt 12. Ski Chib 12; Golf 9. 10. 11. 12; Wresting 9. 10. 11. 12 Leslie Horouiti 5S Bechsten Dr., Matawan 07747 History and Government 10.11.12; S A D.D. 10. Ski Club 10. 11. 12. Softball 10. 11. 12; DECA 11. 12 Laurie Howard 47 Drexel Lane. Matawan 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 11. 12; National Honor Society 11.12; aiculus Out 11.12; Cho- rus 12; Pillar 9, 12; S A D D. II. 12 rtrK.ee:. � Iflcmnctfo, my� ef,‘. uho««Sbe or me kxk. the me Ku 1 amend for myieif Uho wnaUve amp Yoj lake a chanrt ufh ram. hepn W so ne ny, «en 0� lose. k e rte ueh rte hue - VAN� fALEN We rtouU al be concerned atom rte futurt because ue ud hae K jpeoi rte rest of our l.r rtfe SENIORS 35 Gene Huegel Aloysius A. Jeckell III Live long and prosper. Daniel Johnson Life moves by pretty fast If you don 't stop and look around once in a while you could miss it. — Ferris Bueller Simone Johnson I'll always love him. Lisa Kahle Neven Ibrahim Maria Inguaggiato Jennifer Watkins and Scott Kauff make the bulletin board look pretty. You can not be anything other than what you're meant to be. but that's no excuse for being anything less than uihat you can be. .lust because you 're paranoid, doesn I mean the world’s not out to get you! Dana Huff Don't waste your time always search- ing for those wasted years face up make your stand and realize your liv- ing in the golden years — Iron Maid 36 SENIORS Andrew Hurwitz May the Mustang rest In peace. Liliana Jackson One must have the right to choose, even to choose wrong, if he is ever to learn to choose right Eric Kalnia Don't irk me. Jeanette Hye Be courogeous and be brave and in my heart you'll always stay forever young — Hod Stew-art Amy Jacobs C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 9 Sorm'u.'Jie v out there, that s where I'll be. just waiting for you to find me. — TEMPEST Dawn Katz Nothing is so good it lasts eternally perfect situations must go wrong but this has never yet prevented me from wanting far too much for far to long. Gene Huegel 307 Pinehurst Dr.. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Dana Huff 977 Woodcrest Dr., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Andrew Hurwitz 208 Middlesex Apts., Matawan 07747 Jeanette Hye 281 Broad St., Matawan 07747 Int’l Thespian Society 12; Student Council 12; Class Vice-Pres. 11. Neven Ibrahim 209 Matawan Ave., Matawan 07747 Pillar 11; Track 11. Maria Inguaggiato 214 Cross Rd.. Matawan 07747 DECA 11, 12. Liliana Jackson 180 Matawan Ave.. Matawan 07747 Amy Jacobs 27 Beacon Lane, Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 11. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Calculus Club 11. 12; Chorus 9; Forensics 10; History and Government 11;SADD 11. 12; Tennis 9, 10, ll.Co-Capt. 12; DECA 12. Aloysius A. Jeckell 1 Crown PL. Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 11. 12; Calculus Club 11, 12; History and Government 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11, 12; Track 11. Daniel Johnson 5 New Brunswick Ave., Matawan 07747 History and Government 11. 12; Bowling 10. 11. 12. Simone Johnson 209 Roosevelt Ave.. Cliffwood 07721 Black Student Union 11, 12. Lisa Kahle 7 Idlewild Lane, Matawan 07747 Marching Band 11, 12; S.A.D.D. 10, 11. 12; Stage Crew 10. 11. 12; Tennis 9, 10; DECA 12. Eric Kalma 2 Somerset PL, Matawan 07747 Dawn Katz 49 Courtland Lane. Matawan 07747 History and Government 10, 11.12; S.A.D.D. 11; Basketball 9; Softball 9. 10, 11. 12. SENIORS 37 Rochelle Katz Scott Kauff Edward Kelley Veronica Kent The most beautiful discovery true friends make is thot they can grow separately without growing apart My interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there Charles Kettering iVo stop signs, speed limits, no body's gonna slow me down. 38 SENIORS Christine Kessler Joseph Kisenwether Oh! Ceis Z Kodac . Kim Never stop dreaming, you do and you 're just wasting eight hours a night. Kelli Kosbab Jason Krauss My finest day Is yet unknown. May the force be with you Alexander Lambros Reach for the stars but keep your feet on the ground. Scott Lampert ope that the spirit instilled today will lost a life time. Good luck to the class of 89 Rochelle Katz 39 Ferland Lane, Matawan 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 9, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Calculus 11. 12; Chorus 12; Huskieview 10. 11; S.A.D.D. 11. 12; Student Council 11. 12. Scott Kauff 7 Justice Lane. Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 9. 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Calculus Club 11. 12; Marching Band 10; Concert Band 9. 10. 12; Jazz Band 9, 11. 12; Pit Band 9. 11. 12; Student Council 9. 10, 11, Treas. 12; Peer Leadership 11. Treas. 12; Ski Club 10. 11. Co-Prcs. 12: S.A.D.D. 11. CoPrcs, 12; Tennis 9, 10. Edward Kelley 468 Beverly Dr., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Veronica Kent 47 Idlcbrook Lane, Matawan 07747 DECA 11, 12. Christine Kessler 57 Deerfield Lane, Matawan 07747 Joseph Kisenwether 126 Idlebrook Lane. Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11, 12; Calculus Club 11. 12; Chess Club 12; Forensics 10. 11. 12. James Kolyer 7 Center Ave. Matawan 07747 Kelli Kosbab 802 Arbordale Dr., Cliffwood Bch. 07735 History and Government 11, 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12. Jason Krauss 41 Oxford Lane, Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11. 12: History and Government 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12; T.V. Club 10. 11. 12; Tennis 10. 11. 12. Michael Kumesh 89 Avalon Lane. Matawan 07747 T.V. Club 10, 11; DECA 12. Alexander Lambros 10 Essie Dr., Matawan 07747 Baseball 11. 12; Football 9. 10; Track 10. Scott Lampert 9 North Circle. Matawan 07747 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; History and Government 10, 11, 12; Pillar 9. 10. 11, 12; S.A.D.D. 11; Student Council 10. Pres. 12; Basketball 11. 12; DECA 11, 12. SENIORS 39 Dawn Lauro Jeffrey Lederman Richard Lemleux Richard Locke Only as far as we seek, can we go CHEBA• CHEBA YALE Man can do all things if he will — (Have a Day) Gerald Mahoney If we value our lives, we will strive to be free Beth Marotta Rochelle Katz and Laurie Howard practicing their do-re-mi's Thanks mom and dad. life has been Never explain — your friends don't great so far, lets keep it that way. need it and your enemies won t be lieve you anyway 40 SENIORS Matthew Luzio Doug Mac Aulay One can only be young once, but im- mature forever The benefit for Mr Kile, there will be a show tonight on trampoline — John Lennon and Paul McCartney Jose Maldonado Felicia Malek Follow the road to success and you will find happiness. c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 9 Tara Marsh Today we search . .. Tomorrow we discover. Marie Martin A journey of a thousand miles begins uiifh one step. Dawn Lauro 305 Ryan St., Matawan 07747 Jeffrey Lederman 39 Cambridge Dr., Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Calcu- lus Club 12; History and Government 10, 11. 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Soccer 10. 11. 12. Richard Lemiuex 406 Sweetbriar St., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Richard Locke 55 Irongatc Lane, Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 11.12; National Honor Society 11,12; Int'l Thespian Society 11, 12; Calculus Club 11, 12; Marching Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; Stage Crew 9. 10. 11. 12. Matthew Luzio 513 Laurie Lane, Matawan 07747 Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Doug Mac Aulay 253 Middlesex Rd., Matawan 07747 Huskieview 9, 10, 11; Pillar 9, 10; Spring Musical 11; Fall Drama 12. Latieffa Mackey 12 Clinton St., Matawan 07747 Black Student Union 11. 12; History and Government 11. 12; Peer Leadership 11. 12; Basketball 9; Track 9. Gerald Mahoney 26 Beacon Lane, Matawan 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 11. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Calculus Club 11.12; Chess Club 12; Peer Leadership 11. 12; Pillar 12; S.A.D.D. 12. Jose Maldonado 203 Raritan St., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Football 9. 10; Track 9. 10. Felicia Malek 90 Main St.. Matawan 07747 Charles David Markette 993 Sunset Way, Cliffwood Beach 07735 Beth Marotta 32 Beaver PL, Matawan 07747 Int’l Thespian Society 12; History and Government 10, 11, 12; S.A.D.D. 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Student Council 11. 12; Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9. Tara Marsh 860 N. Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 History and Government 12; Ski Club 10. 11; Cheerleading 10, 11. 12. Marie Martin 6 Ravine Dr.. Matawan 07747 Track 9. SENIORS 41 Cindy checking whos been accepted where' Damasi McPherson hate when one attempts to analyze. In fact. I despise those that even try. couse its my prerogative! La Shawn Mealing God lies within me and with this I am sure to succeed t love you Mommy Christina Mecchi Our high school days may be over, but the memories of our friendships and good times will lost forever Cynthia Meehan lapptness is as a butterfly, which then pursued is always beyond our grasp, but which if you will sit down quietly. may delight upon you. 42 SENIORS James Mawby A friend will not say never, because ha welcome will not end Tara McHugh You only live once but. if you live it right once is enough Anne Marie McCartin Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the goal Ellen McKeown True friends. Wee diamonds are precious and rare False ones. Wee autienn leaves can be found anywhere .. Gary Merrill Keith Miklas I hid in the crowd but when they don t care what happened yesterday, said Sit Down I stood up Spring I find it s best to fall in love with what steen you're doing today — George Burns Theresa Mastellone 127 Ravine Dr.. Matawan 07747 James Mawby 62 Avondale Lane. Matawan 07747 Anne Marie McCartin 125 Duda Lane, Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 12; History and Government 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Cross Country 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Student Council Tres. 11. Vice Pres. 12. Diana McElroy 164 Broad St.. Matawan 07747 Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12. Tara McHugh 135 Ivyhill Dr., Matawan 07747 History and Government 10, 11. 12; S.A.D.D. 11. 12; Cross Country 9. 10; Field Hockey 11; Track 9. 10. Ellen McKeown 20 Faith Lane. Matawan 07747 History and Government 12; Pillar 10; Ski Club 9. 10. 11, 12; Marching Band 11. 12; Softball 9. 10; Wrestling Stats. 10. 11. 12. Damasi McPherson 23 Dolan Ave., Matawan 07747 Husktcview 9. 10; Football 9, 10. 12; Wrestling 9, 10. 11. La Shawn Mealing 60 County Rd. B 9, Cliffwood 07721 Black Student Union 12; FBLA 12; History and Government 12. Christina Mecchi 33 Poet Dr.. Matawan 07747 History and Government 12; Pillar 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Softball 10. 11; FBLA 11. 12. Cynthia Meehan 6 Daniel Dr.. Matawan 07747 Student Council 10. 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11. 12; National Honor Society 11; Class Sec. 10; Baseball Stats. 11; Basketball Stats. 11; Pit Band 11. 12; Pillar 9. 10. Gary Merrill 76 Idolstone Lane. Matawan 07747 History and Government 10, 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12: Baseball 9. 12; Basketball 9. 10, 12; Soccer 9. 10. Keith Miklas 151 Idlebrook Lane. Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Calculus Club 11. 12; Chess Club 12; History and Government 10. 11. 12; Soccer 10. 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11. 12; FBLA 12. SENIORS 43 Mario Milano $ Dave works diligently during lunch f Janet Moran Respect is based on friendship, friend ship is based on love, and love is so accidental Timothy Murray Mary Jo Musarra Anjan Nath Good luck Class of '89 Upon us all a little rain must fall Just a little rain. Craig Mitter I got my whole life ahead of me Riaz Motani I just came to have fun Rob Base Kim Nixon The world is round, so the place which may seem like the end may also be only the beginning 44 SENIORS Thomas Mohler John Montone No one is so wrong as the man who knows all the answers - Thomas Merton Jill Mucinski The first step in making a dream come true is to wake up Susan Mullen It filled but a minute But u as there ever a time of such quality since or before? c I. A S S () F 1 9 8 9 Linda O’Connell Life, it seems to fade ouxiy. drifting farther everyday, fade to black Beth O’Connor don I believe It S all for nothing; it s not fust written in the sand Robbie Robertson Mario Milano 1084 Woodmere Dr., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Craig Mitter 271 Barbara PI., Cliffwood 07721 Basketball 9. 10; Football 9. 10. 11. 12: Track 9, 10. Thomas Mohler 1 Mohawk Dr., Matawan 07747 Baseball 9, 11; Football 9. John Montone 36 Willow Ave., Matawan 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society 12: Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 12; Calculus Club 12; Chess Club 12; Huskieview 10; T.V. Club 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11, 12. Janet Moran 130 Matawan Ave., Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 12; Calculus Club 12; History and Gov- ernment 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9; Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey 9; Softball 9. Kiaz Motani 458 Lloyd Rd., Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11. 12; History and Government 10. 11. 12; Peer Leadership 9. 10. 11. 12; Pillar 10, 11; Ski Club 9. 11. 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12. Jill Mucinski 22 Edgcmerc Dr., Matawan 07747 History and Government 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11; Softball 9, 10. 11. 12. Susan Mullen 28 Daniel Dr.. Matawan 07747 Black Student Union 12; Marching Band Color Guard 10, 11, 12; S.A.D.D. 11, 12. Timothy Murray 176 Church St., Matawan 07747 Bowling 12; Football 11. 12; Track 12; Winter Track 12. Mary Jo Musarra 30 Center Ave., Matawan 07747 Anjan Nath 26 Essie Dr., Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 11. 12; History and Government 12. Kim Nixon 770 Lorraine Dr., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Math Honor Society 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Calculus Club 11. 12; History and Government 11. 12; S.A.D.D. 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. Capt. 12; Softball 9. 10; Tennis 9, 10. 11, Capt. 12. Linda O'Connell 501 Laurie Lane. Matawan 07747 DECA 12. Beth O'Connor 56 Drexel Lane, Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11. 12; Math Honor Society 11, 12; Calculus Club 11. 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11. Pres. 12; Jazz Band 11. 12; Spring Musical 9. 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 11, 12. SENIORS 45 Good Luck In the future Through the good times and the bad. The only success In life Is in the uay you were always there. I love you. you live it Janine. Kristin Byrne and Felicia DiMartino sending out college applications. We ll stand for the world to see. to- gether as one All the dreams we've dreamed before are now reality 46 SENIORS Enrico Perry Be yourself In anyway you dress up as tong as it feels good David Pessot Eileen O'Connor 10 Poet Dr., Matawan 07747 DECA 11, 12. Shannon O'Rourke 5 Brookview Lane, Matawan 07747 John O’Shea 937 N. Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Seth Pollack Home work? What home work? I don't have home work Jennifer Postelnek Sorry I cannot be but one traveler and travel both Kimberly Patania 272 Main St., Matawan 07747 Pillar 10, 12; Huskieview 10. C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 9 Enrico Perry 12 Sixth St.. Matawan 07747 David Pessot 100 Idlewild Lane, Matawan 07747 David Pick 22 N'cwland PI.. Matawan 07747 S.A.D.D. 12; Bowling 12. Seth Pollack 8 Warren Dr.. Matawan 07747 Madrigals 10.11; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11. 12; S.A.D.D. 11, 12. Jennifer Postelnek 72 Ayrmont Lane. Matawan 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society 10; Peer Leadership 10; Cho- rus 11. 12; Baseball Stat. 12; Soccer Stat. 12: Wrestling Man- ager 9, 11: Basketball 9. Linda Presti 27 Lower Main St., Aberdeen 07747 FBLA 12. John Prongay 9 Ravine Dr., Matawan 07747 Michael Rafalowich 476 Garden PI.. Cliffwood Beach 07735 John Prongay Michael Rafalowich Thank God It's Over One thing I can tell you ts you've got to be free, come together, right now. over me. — John Lennon SENIORS 47 Margaret Raymond Who would be in favor of progress, if it didn 't involve so much change. Doris Reese Those who keep dreams in their hearts remain young forever. Dawn Reinhart So many faces in and out of my life Some u'if last, some will Just be now and then. — Billy Joel Joseph Riggio Leslie Roth Adam Rubenstein Rachel Rodriguez Seth Roland What you think of yourself is much more important than what others think of you. I'm hoping these good times will last forever. — Tempest Make that car run! Minds are like parachutes. They only Always look twice. When you first function when they are open. look, you might miss something im- portant. and lose something valuable. 48 SENIORS Richard Rike Pamela Robertson If you can dream great dreams, they can come true Margaret Raymond 319 Elmwood Dr., Cliffwood Beach 07735 History and Government 10. 11, 12; Peer Leadership 9, 11. 12; S. A.D.D. 11. 12; HOSA 10. 11. Pres. 12. Doris Reese 106 Woodland Dr.. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Dawn Reinhart 129 Aberdeen Rd., Matawan 07747 T. V. Club 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11; Jazz Band 9. 10.11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11. 12; DECA 12; FBLA 11. 12. Joseph Riggio 148 Lloyd Rd.. Matawan 07747 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Pit Band 9. 10, 11, 12. Richard Rike 1 Maiden Lane. Matawan 07747 Wendy Rosen Steven Rosenzweig C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 9 Do you want to ride in my mercedes. Good Luck Class of '89 boy? Pamela Robertson 840 Brookside Ave., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Pillar 12. Rachel Rodriguez 9 Warren Dr.. Matawan 07747 History and Government 9, 10, 11, 12; S.A.D.D. 9. 10; Cheer leading 9. 10, 11, 12; Peer Leadership 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Concert Band 9. 10. 11; Track 9; DECA 12; Ski Club 9. 10. Seth Roland 9 Avalon Lane, Aberdeen 07747 Math Honor Society 9, 10. 11, 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Chess Club Pres. 12; S.A.D.D. 12; Calculus Club 10. 11, 12; Class Vice Pres. 9; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. Wendy Rosen 3 Carol Lane, Matawan 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Calculus Club 11. 12; History and Government 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Class Tres. 11. 12; Tennis 9; Track 9; Winter Track 9; Cheerleading 10, 11, 12. Steven Rosenzweig 76 Andover Lane, Matawan 07747 Leslie Roth 7 Fair Lane, Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; March- ing Band 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pillar 9, 12. Adam Rubenstein 79 Irongate Lane, Matawan 07747 History and Government 11, 12; Forensics 12; Chess Club 12. Melissa Sackerman 71 Deerfield Lane, Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Foren sics 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12; History and Government 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12; S.A.D.D. 10. 11. 12; Peer Leadership 9. 10. 11. Pres. 12. Joshua Saffran 110 Idlebrook Lane, Matawan 07747 Forensics 10; History and Government 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10; Soccer 11. 12. Melissa Sackerman Joshua Saffran People concern themselves with being You don t like it so what don t can normal rather than being natural Rob Base E.Z. Rock SENIORS 49 Just a bunch of bananas Laura Savage To live is to change and to be perfect is to follow your dreams and be ready to pay the price to make them come true. Alicia Saggau Life is like a herd of crystals on a bed of black velvet shining bright No mot ter how hard life gets, they'll never lose their glow. Christopher Schmitt Carolyn Schultz William Scott Jennifer Scotto di Carlo If I don t get some, shelter, oh I'm The fear of expressing ourselves Peace gonna fade away — Rolling makes us prisoners of our own Stones droughts. 50 SENIORS Richard Santiago Rina Scheincr The lime we have is short. the time we remember is forever. Anthony Serle Donn Sardella Thomas Schifano He who fails to prepare, prepares to foil c L A S S C) F 1 9 s 9 Alicia Saggau 860 Prospect Avc.. Cliffwood Beach 07735 VICA 11. 12. Richard Santiago 94 Arlington Ave., Cliffwood Beach 07735 Donn Sardella 201 Ravine Dr.. Matawan 07747 Cross Country 9. 10, 11. Capt. 12; Track 10. Laura Savage 34 Beacon Lane. Matawan 07747 History and Government 11. 12; DECA 11. 12; CrossCountry 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Winter Track 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 11. Rina Schemer 4 Indigo Lane. Aberdeen 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Calculus Club 11. 12; Hus- kieview 9. 10. 11: Pillar 12; S.A.D.D. 11. 12; Student Council 12; Chorus 12. Thomas Schifano 476 Ferndale PL, Cliffwood Beach 07735 Football 11. 12. Christopher Schmitt 96 Fordham Dr., Matawan 07747 T V. Club Pres. 11. 12; Stage Crew 11. 12; VICA 11.12; Int’l Thespian Society 12. Carolyn Schultz 34 Daniel Dr.. Matawan 07747 Forensics 10, 11; Marching Band 9. 10, 11, Capt. 12: Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12; DECA 11, Vice Pres. 12. William Scott 127 Idolstone Lane. Matawan 07747 Ski Club 12. Jennifer Scotto di Carlo 439 Line Rd., Matawan 07747 Anthony Serle 56 A Ravine Dr.. Matawan 07747 Francine Sewer 906 So. Concourse. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Black Student Union 11. 12; HOSA 12. Francine Sewer A ways get quality. not quantity. Peace 89 SENIORS 51 Angela Sheppard Heather Sha nosky Laura Shaw I u eie bona then, d uaJd nde - ion butts' IIa fcv� • . SoUs trutfncrds Latter a iSr nja of thtteoi. vd tr m m :r hoof doton op?l jsijy s rV s«r«t of pcpr-.v u A John Sickler bfe a hot you fc - Korin Shucy Richard Shuster nm CcuU 8«« Pvnk Sojc jM hjot mbrtm — 'fku many toda do I Sow ro court7’ Raymond Smar Adam Silverberg Lee Silverman Cherie Silvers Nancy Silvcrstcin L Hj tn Imttght ihf u d’tcm — RUSH ' The I’out u.ih rS fieut a cSrt Apcfay and indiftimt pnaitd. laoaiy onuo ktfrxt «or '« reody far dt� oy.ng t� stwJ Wrlertwalow and it — AtnM li Gdior. irucfcg Mfcd a rrudac of doXou ard matn am know) as J9S0i So Ut 1W bughtfr ur wS ttrrtrrixr uhfnowr u rtmtnitt iKr uo, i« 52 SENIORS Angela Sheppard Margaret Short If wishes were horses then, dreamers I love you SNUGGLES forever would ride — Jon Butcher ESTINKIES Heather Shanosky 59 Fordham Dr.. Matawan 07747 French Club 9; History and Government 12; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Jazz Band 9; Pit Band 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. Vice Pres. 12; Wrestling Stats. 11 Laura Shaw- 52 Danemar Dr.. Matawan 07747 History and Government 10. 11. 12; Pillar 10; Chorus 9; Bowl- ing 9. 10, 11. 12. Angela Sheppard 20 Imbrook Lane. Matawan 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society 12; National Honor Society- 12; Marching Band 9. 10. Drum Major 11. 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Jazz Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pit Band 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12; Class Treasurer 10; Softball 10. 11. 12. Margaret Short 4 Second St.. Matawan 07747 John Sickler Life is how you live it. — Tempest Jennifer Siehl Let each become all he is capable of being. c L A S S 0 - 1 9 8 9 Korin Shuey 36 Broad St.. Matawan 07747 History and Government 10; FBLA 10. 11. 12; Bowling 12 Richard Shuster 51 Irongate Lane, Matawan 07747 Peer Leadership 12; Ski Club 10; Soccer 9, 10. 11. 12; Wres tling 11. John Sickler 20 Marc Dr., Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Calculus Club 11. 12; Chess Club 12; Marching Band 9.10.11. 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11; Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12. «AaiwMw SinW B-6 Fredwood PI., Matawan 07747 History and Government 10. 11. 12; Huskieview 9; Pillar 9. 10; Bowling 9. 10. 11. 12. Adam Silverberg 26 Carol Lane. Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11. 12; Math Honor Society 9. 10. 11; Calculus Club 11; History and Government 10, 11. 12; Huskie- view 9; Peer Leadership 9. 10, Pres. 11; Pillar 9. 10; S.A.D.D. 9. 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11. Raymond Smarsh Cindy Smith Lee Silverman 28 Juniper PI.. Matawan 07747 Cherie Silvers 544 Matawan Ave., Cliffwood 07721 Nancy Silverstein 2 Knob Hill Rd.. Morganville 07751 Chess Club 12; Forensics 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Spring Musical 10. 11; Field Hockey 10. 12; Cheerleading 11. Raymond Smarsh II Wilson Ave., Matawan 07747 Baseball 9. 10. 11. 12; Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12. Cindy Smith III Freneau Ave.. Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11. 12; Foreign Language Honor Soci- ety 12; Math Honor Society 11. 12; Pillar 9. 10. 11. Co-Editor in Chief 12; Calculus Club 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12. Living in the limelight: the universal Live each day and try to be happy at dream — RUSH every phase of your life. SENIORS 53 David Smith Don't count time, make time count Joseph Smith Stacie Sobel uavia j oiow never thought this day would arrive ... which is the quickest way out of here!?! Yes Margo. I know my lines' Becky Stambach Revolution begins in your heart, in your refusal to compromise your own beliefs. Kerry Strzelecki Missy and Jill college shopping. God gave us a world full of challenges, and gave us the ambition to try — now it's up to us to succeed 54 SENIORS Erika Sommerhalter Erica Spann You can build castles as high as you'd ike. as long as you keep them on their foundations. Don't have to be old to be wise. Eddie Sturt Ignore the writing on the wall, you should read between the lies! What on earth would a man do with himself if something did not stand in his wa )! — H.G. IVe fs Denise Szetela Throughout your lifetime, you will share many memories but these are the times we will never forget. David Smith 13 Maple Ave., Matawan 07747 Joseph Smith 32 Avalon Lane. Matawan 07747 Ski Club 11. 12; Baseball 12. Stacie Sobel 293 Church St., Matawan 07747 Int’l Thespian Society 12; History and Government 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. David Solow 36 Winchester Ct.. Matawan 07747 Int‘l Thespian Society 11, 12; Madrigals 12; Chess Club 12; Forensics 12; History and Government 12; All State Chorus 11; Region II 11; All Shore Chorus 11; Ski Club 11. 12; Tennis 9. 10. 11, 12. Erika Sommerhalter 86 Fordham Dr.. Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11. 12; Cross Country 9. 10, 11. Cap- tain 12; Winter Track 11. Captain 12; Spring Track 11. 12. Erica Spann 346 Rivcrdalc Dr.. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Becky Stambach 11 Waverly PI.. Matawan 07747 DECA 11, Sec. 12; Cross Country 9. 10. Larry Stangcr 12 Newland PI., Matawan 07747 Darryn Starr 211 Deerfield Lane, Matawan 07747 Calculus Club 11. Captain 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Jazz Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pit Band 9, 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Golf 11. 12. Kerry Strzelecki 29 Brookview Lane. Matawan 07747 Softball 11. 12. Eddie Sturt 7 Elizabeth Dr.. Matawan 07747 Denise Szetela 10 Juniper PI.. Matawan 07747 History and Government 10. 11. 12;S.A.D.D. 10. 11; Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Field Hockey 11. 12. SENIORS 55 Robert Therese Kari Thomas Kim Tice Teresa Tomaselio To live your life in your own way; to achieve the goals you have set. that is success If you waste your money, you can a uxjys work hard and replace It. but time wasted is gone forever. Cherie and Chris: Although this four ney has ended a new one begins. I wish you both bis of tuck! We'll stay friends! In a box we hold our secrets and dreams, until it is open all of us are seen. Havin’ a good old time If you believe in yourself enough you can make anything happen. So pul me on a highway, and show me a sign, and take me to the limit, one more time! 56 SENIORS It’s not what the world holds for you. but what you briny to It. LM Montgomery c L A S S 0 F 1 9 Keith Underwood And we're out of here. Nancy Ventura Robert Walker Matthew Waters l,ke the word INDOLENCE It makes my laziness seem classy. Robert Theresa 96 Ayrmont Lane. Matawan 07747 History and Government 11; Ski Club 11, 12. Karl Thomas 7 Poet Dr., Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11. 12; Huskicview 12; Calculus Club 12; Peer Leadership 11; Pillar 9. 10, U; FBLA 10. 11; Co- Historian 12; Marching Band 10; Bowling 9, 10. Kim Tice 130 Broad St., Matawan 07747 Teresa Tomaselio 309 Main St., Matawan 07747 History and Government 12;S.A.D.D. 12;DECA 12; FBLA 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Softball 9. 10, 11. 12. Jean Tsao 41 Poet Dr.. Matawan 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Forensics 12; Pillar 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10; Drum Major 11. 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Chorus 11; Madrigals 11; Jazz Band 10,11, 12; Class Pres. 10; Ski Club 9. 10, 11, 12. James Tweedy 455 Ferndale Place, Keyport 07735 Bo Uce 99 Fordham Dr.. Matawan 07747 Pillar 12; History and Government 11, 12; Peer Leadership 11. 12; Soccer 9, 10, 12; Cross Country 9. Brian Underwood 124 Jersey Ave., Cliffwood 07721 Keith Underwood 124 Jersey Ave., Cliffwood 07721 Football 10. 11. 12; Track 10. 11. 12. Nancy Ventura 69 Ayrmont Lane. Matawan 07747 History and Government 11; S.A.D.D. 11. Cherri Wagner 703 Keyport Ave.. Cliffwood Beach 07735 Patrick Walker 256 Jackson St.. Matawan 07747 Math Honor Society 11, 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Calculus Club 11, 12; History and Government 10, 11, 12; Huskieview9. 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 10.11. 12; T.V. Club 11.12; Golf 12. Robert Walker 16 Taylor Rd.. Matawan 07747 Ski Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9. 10; Football 11. 12; Wres- tling 9. 10. 11. 12. Matthew Waters 10 Crystal Place, Matawan 07747 National Honor Society 11, 12; Calculus Club 11, 12; S.A.D.D. 11; Chess Club 12; History and Government 12; Huskieview 9. 10; Pillar 9. 11; Student Council 9; Football 10. 11. 12; Wres tling 9. SENIORS 57 Jennifer Watkins Our greatest glory consists not in nev er failing, but in rising every time we fall. — Oliver Goldsmith Amee Elsenbeis Hailie Weissman Free .e this moment a little bit longer — RUSH Hettie Williams To be good is not enough, when you dream of being great. Travis Wright We're kickin' it live in '89! Jeong Yang True success is when one accom- plishes the goals which one sets for oneself. Thomas Yoniak In my heart, and in my head I'll always be ONE STEP AHEAD 58 SENIORS Patricia Waugh Livin' after midnight, rockin' till the dawn, lovin' til the morning, when I’m gone. — Judos Priest Daniel White Kimberly Zeller If you fail, don't give up Try. fry again. Talia Weiner The big day dawns. Boundless is our adventure. — Karin Boye Angela Wicks The best of times are when I'm alone with you We ll make this a world for two. c L A S S ( F 1 9 8 9 David Zeni The party is Just beginning Jennifer Watkins 301 W. Prospect Avc.. Ciiffwood Beach 07735 History and Government 10, 11, 12; Huskieview 9; Marching Band 10. 11. Sec. 12; Pillar 9; Ski Club 10, 11; Pres. 12; Student Council 9, 10. 11, 12; Jazz Band 11. 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pit Band 10. 11. 12. Patricia Waugh 385 Myrtle St.. Ciiffwood 07721 Talia Weiner 32 Ivanhoe Lane. Matawan 07747 Foreign Language Honor Society 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Pillar 9. 11. 12; S.A.D.D. 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12; Fall Drama 11; Spring Musical 9, 10. 11, 12. Hailie Weissman 141 Warren Dr., Matawan 07747 History and Government 11, 12; Peer Leadership 9; S.A.D.D. 11; Ski Club 11; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Softball 9. 10. Daniel White 280 Harding Blvd., Matawan 07747 Angela Wicks 101 Main St., Matawan 07747 History and Government 12; Field Hockey 10; Softball 9, 11, 12. Hettie Williams 216 W. Prospect Ave., Ciiffwood Beach 07721 Travis Wright 1101 Wellington PI., Matawan 07747 Madrigals 12; Spring Musicals 10, 11; All-Shore Chorus 11; All- State Chorus 11; Track 11; Basketball 9. Jeong Yang 467 Angel St.. Ciiffwood 07721 Foreign Language Honor Society 12; Math Honor Society 11. 12; National Honor Society 12; Calculus Club 11. 12; Huskie- view 12; Peer Leadership 12; Pillar 9. 12; S.A.D.D. 12; History and Government 10; Basketball 9. Thomas Yoniak 18 Chestnut Dr., Matawan 07747 Kimberly Zeller 29 New Brunswick Ave., Matawan 07747 DECA 11. 12. David Zeni 16 Essie Dr., Matawan 07747 History and Government 11, 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12. SENIORS 59 60 UNDERCLASSMEN V V v ri6 o v s w '•''V� • s • Hc 5’ v - .1� _ .X_ . ■'• ,d -X.VV « •' « . ,%• ...iC „o V v -'Vv HO 9 v V) . V A X O V ' v -c, -vv . n 9 JO 1 .V P o ° VV • -1° -vv ,. '0 9, ' . V .r °' c N V V % , X , . - .,0x- rvvv Vs ■si O' ■V V v o1 A H0 ° f, V s O V o h°n' _ vv vV V •'V , V .v V' V' vV v V A- V V S .V V V «N VV .W V si o V % ov:� S A- V ,o vv e v- JO ' ,vv .A - ° vV s A V N x b si° ■A o S' V V A, V V X •si' S { VJ V . , ' .vv' V v . V w' . e +'4 ■ %-v v ■ The underclassmen are the to Matawan Regional. Some future of our school. Each students have started new successive class tries to ex- clubs to satisfy their individ- pand their horizons and im- ual interests. Others express prove the school by lending themselves by building in their own particular character woodshop or excelling in math. Some believe that se- nior year is the climax of these efforts, but together we will work to make every year memorable in its own unique way. UNDERCLASSMEN 61 FratJdy AS Scan Alan .jarra� Ala! or. Rebecca Andarton Jama� Anfuto Hanbh Barela Row am BaL Wandy Bauran WMUmBayi Jama� Baryd!o JtAr. Bellamy Qna Banal Healhcr Bayer Mabaa Btarii� Marian Bavxhto Jaxat Borkmayar Anthcaiy 8ro« n Daarfa Brown 62 UNDERCLASSMEN Joseph Bundy Jennifer Burke Sandy Caldera Joe Canas Doris Canniff Debbie Capabtanco Peter Capcstro Ellen Caruso Stanley Chan Julie Chasscr Daniel Chcrcnce Marcella Coller Matthew Conrad Anthony Corcione Kevin Croke Michelle Cruz Angela Dalcamo Heidi Darstek Michele Dccario Jennifer Define Barbara Ann Doby Andrew Dorfman Catherine Duncan Lorin Edelman Karen Engelhardt Stephanie Engehardt Penni Epstein Nevicn Fanous Sameh Fanous Leigh Ferrari Michael Firstcnberg Scott Fischer Mike Rosenthal and Jeff Kencitzski JUNIORS 63 Debra Fisher Inga Flagler Cynthia Ford Christine Foster Raymond Fountain Gina Fratello William Gallo Michael Galvin Patrick Galvin Ian Garrett Carmine Giardina Christina Gibb Thomas Golden Leslie Gray Sabrina Gray Melissa Gurbuz Monique Hall Jason Harzold Lewis Hawk Ramona Hernandez Tyrone Hines Michele Hohensteln George Holiday Jodi Holler Martha Holmes Brock Hor David Hospador Theresa Howland Cynthia Hyde Evelina Jackson Guy Jackson Rodrigo Jacome Marlene Binnachio 64 UNDERCLASSMEN Jill Janota Leon Jarvis Otllio Jimenez Tyhisha Jones Kerry Jorgensen Bennitta Joseph Craig Katz Peter Kawka Jean Kay Nicolle Keller Cindy Kelley Kelly Kingshott Bernhard Klugcr Mary Knight Hera Kopel Jeffrey Kuchma Jennifer Kunda Tammy Kustka Jennifer Lamorte Jenifer Layman Dawn Ledbetter Erica Lee Tracey Lee Leila Leshi Steven Lichtman Patricia Long Gene Lucas Jennifer Lynch David Magncnat Dean Margaritcs William Mariano Dante) Martin Donald Mastro Melissa Mauro Ronnette Mazerall Dawn Mcarthur JUNIORS 65 Kathleen McGurty Iris Mehlman Dara Micheluzzi Barry Miller Orly Mlshan Melissa Montfort Michelle Montfort Kristin Morton Daniel Moshen Barbara Munoz Bonnie Nadel Anne Nadell Davina Obenauer Sandrann Orchard Angelo Panzera Amy Pappa Tanisha Parham Michele Pearl Mark Person Darren Pettis Candace Phelan Carolyn Pisani Dawn Pluff Natasha Rainey Rebecca Relnold Barnadett Richmond Santa Riggio Danielle Rippel Catherine Rivera Alex Rodriguez Sandra Roemer Jeffery Rose Evan Rosen Michael Rosenthal Tina Rotolo Marie Rutsky Thomas Scheuing David Sheehan Ayesha Siddiqul James Anfuso 66 UNDERCLASSMEN Joseph Silva Dana Simon Bradley Singer Michael Slade Eric Smallwood James Smith Robin Solow Aimee Spiegel Mansa Spinelli Kimberly Stirling Melanie Straniero Jermaine Strong Karen Surdova! Alice S2C2Cpaniak Jennifer Tesch Jignesh Thakkar Sherri Travisano Colette Tweedy Jill Tyler Karen Valerie Marci Vaughn Steven Vitale Marcus Waldman Martine Walker Barbara Warbach Michelle Watson Bridget Weberlist Meredith Weiss Gerard Wells Michael Welstead David Wieseneck Carrie Woods JUNIORS 67 ’911 Sophomores Melissa Demain. Treasurer. Lucy Furmato. Secretary. Bethanne Donahue. Vice President; Dara Petrignoni. President Robert Acosta Daniel Adams Malissia Alexander David Amari Phillipa Anstee Jose Baez Barbara Banis Dawn Basile Moreen Bennett Kenneth Berger Robert Bernath Dawn Beutelschless Stephanie Bischoff Eric Blazewicz John Bocchierl Jason Bodin Damon Bonner Chantel Borrero 68 SOPHOMORES Kerri Boydman Christian Brandt Matthew Brennecke Jason Bromberg Patrick Brown Helen Bruff Lynn Busic Sal Cagnina Rick Cameron Gene Carman Victoria Caso Jason Cassano Larry Centimole Tammy Cheng Peter Cherence Henry Chevalier Barry Chu Joseph Colleton Donald Conte Kwame Creamer Elizabeth Crosbie Steven Cullen Casandra Davis Colette Davis Nicole Davis Georgina Davison Richard Delamarter Lorraine Delgandio Melissa Demain Gerard Devlin Dennis Day Harold Doherty SOPHOMORES 69 Cheryl Domalewski Bethann Donohue Jody Doremus Annette Doris Roberta Dutko Kim Eaton James Edwards Richard Edwards Joseph Eisley Laren Eisner Tony Eosso Deanna Evans Vincent Falivene James Farrer Anthony Ferrara James Flakker Lucy Furmato Michael Gacta Jarred Gallo Jennifer Gerecitano Thomas Gesner Samch Ghali Tammy Golden Erik Golub Kellie Gorhan Arlene Gotell Xavier Gray John Gutowski Dwayne Halley David Halpern Ginny Hamlin Kenneth Harkins 70 SOPHOMORES Jason Hatkin Rae Ellen Hilderbrandt Jonathan Hinkis Mary Hodes Jessica Hoffman Darnell Holmes Bert Hor Samantha Hospador Melissa Hurst Adam Johnson Jerome Johnson Lisa Johnson Denia Jones Randolph Jones Sean Kaveberg Katina Kent Deborah Knapp Stacey Kolibas John Kosbab Michelle Krivltzky Kira Kuhn Michael Labanlch Kristine Lacy Lisa Laschi Andrew Lasko Stacy Lauro Alison Lipsky Todd Lubeck Nola Lucas Gene Luciani Traci Lupi Brian Lynch SOPHOMORES 71 Ricarda Lynn Brian Magee Michelle Magnenat Zaid Maldonado Jesse Marcus Anne Mariano Tony Marrero James Marsh Daniel Martins Dave Martins Kevin Masterson Kimberly Matysczak Jennifer Maund Jennifer Mazurkevlch Nancy McCown Sheri McElroy Michael McEvoy Kara McGhee Jennifer McHugh Jonathan McKinney Matthew McParland Onike McPherson Tamura McPherson James Melna Alicia Mendelsohn Jennifer Mcrowchck Robyn Mesar Kristen Meyer Frank Miclc Regina Miclc Michael Milano Lisa Miller 72 UNDERCLASSMEN Michael Mtnutillo Elizabeth Monge Shelly Morales Felicia Morris Jonathan Moskow Richard Mould Joseph Mucci Mary Murray Chandrika Nath Granvcr Nealy Stacey Nelson Cory Northington Mark Ochinegro Chris OConnor Maureen Orpen Jessica Papin Joseph Parfltt Joanne Passaretti Denise Penniplede Dara Petrignanl Victor Pileggi Joseph Pizzi Danny Presti Amy Raccuia Jodi Radzely Dana Raube Mike Raymond Molisha Reid Christian Reimer Stefan Reinold Gary Repack Eric Ricsler SOPHOMORES 73 Lori Robertson Ray Rodriguez Tina Rodriguez Marat Roisenberg Vanessa Rojas Holly Ryan Michael Sabodish Margery Scanlon Daniel Schcraga Donna Scherer Lori Scherling Russell Schweidel Dina Scott George Segeda Sandra Segreto Christopher Serokos Jennifer Short Kathleen Sickels Christopher Sikorski Elyssa Silverman Tina Siragusa Richard Slater Jennifer Sloboda Kerry Smith Dana Snyder Bochanna Sok Thomas Sorensen Bridget Spiegel Sacha St Hill Laurie Stanlk David Starr Rachel Starr 74 UNDERCLASSMEN Kristen Meyer and Kira Kuhn Josh Stein Elysso Silverman. Gtnny Hamlin. Annette Doris. Tommy Cheng, and Margery Scanlon Amie Steinberg Tonya Swindle Thomas Swords Mariana Szoke Kelton Taylor John Teubner Max Thornburgh Cynthia Tiritilli John Todd John Tomaslello Yvonne Torres Alice Tsao Gregory Ulrich Cicely Underwood Tamara Underwood Nicholas Vacca Gabrielle Van Jon Vena Steve Waitt Kllnt Walker Juliet Warrington Philip Wathington John Waugh Robert Wernersbach Vanessa White Elizabeth Williams James Williams Mark Williams Rondy Williams Stephanie Wilson Boyd Wilson Carolyn Winston Richard Witzig Daniel Wohl Sang Yi Thomas Zalusky Christine Zweidinger SOPHOMORES 75 Freshmen Rachel Smith. Treasurer. Meghan Horl. Secretary. Kelly Lee. Vice President: Michael Saffron, President Amy Abend Brian Alberti Karena Allan Jamal Andrews John Andrews Jonathan Angress Heather Appuliese Curtrece Armour Kerry Atkins Joseph Bacharde Nimisna Bardolia Charlie Barnowski Jeremy Becker Margarita Beers Kareem Bennett Robert Bienkowski Richard Bierilo Dana Binder 76 UNDERCLASSMEN V1 Denel Black Denise Black Heath Bloch Michael Boldman Brandi Bonds Jennifer Bores Greg Botti Kerensa Boyce Tricia Brislin Chris Brown Shannon Brown Tyler Brzezniak Kimberly Buckman Toni Bumbico Christie Bundy Carla Bungcr Leyla Byrd Kimberly Campbell Theresa Carey Brenda Carroll Donald Carruth Craig Carmeli Judy Caruso Allison Carver Robert Casacclo Richard Casazza Keith Casuccio John Centimole Joseph Cheatum David Christensen Richard Christensen Evan Christoe FRESHMEN 77 Mind! Cohen Todd Columbia Liza Conforti Roseann Conrad Frank Cordasco Joseph Correa Javier Cortes Kathleen Craparo Francesca Cuccta Stephen Dane Demery Davis Serena Davis Jennifer Dawc Brian Dean Jason Deegan Cheryl Deflna Kristen Demarest David Diaz Joshua Dix Brian Doherty Joey Dolan Neil Domalewski Shannon Dougherty Christie Dow Sally Eberhart Laura Egan Edward Ellsworth Gina Faruolo Lenore Findlay Julie Flemer Keith Foxman James Frederick 78 UNDERCLASSMEN Tamara Freeman Lee Gabey Charlene Gallagher Ceasar Gammarra Lisa Gammoh Joanne Gann Michele Gann Keith Gasser Tammy Gates Kirsten George Renita Gethers Richard Gethers Gina Giardina Michelle Gibcl Stephanie Gill Willie Gill Todd Gillman Bruce Gilroy Jennifer Ginese John Glezewski Peter Gostin John Green Anthony Grillo Tara Gudagno Scott Gueli Colleen Guenther Danielle Hafner Derek Halley Michelle Hail Shaquan Hancock Lawanda Harrell Lisa Harzold FRESHMEN 79 John Hausmann Emily Hecht John Hemenway Darlene Hernandez David Hewlett Sean Hillocks Nichelle Hodge April Hoelz Rhonda Holmes Meghan Horl Meghan Hourlhan Tracy Howard James Hughes Eric Jackson Dana Jacobs Eric Johnson Tanya Johnson Selina Jones Lauri Kalieta Andrew Halt Zev Kaminetsky Michelle Kauff Barbara Kearney Chris Kelly Jamie Kenas Christian Kennedy Edwina Kennedy Katrina Kent Leo Kolshorn John Kosmyna Lori Krane Mark Kriegel 80 UNDERCLASSMEN Jennifer Tagliarini Jerrold Kulback Scott Kumcsh Robert Lambert Dana Lambert) James Lawson Michael Leahy Kelly Lee Sau Lee Gregory Leitman Christie Lomieux John Lewis Jodi Livingston John Lockhart Kevin Lofaro Jennifer Lore Kenneth Macombcr Melinda Macombcr Tomina Magee Frank Maisano Jodi Malinconico Danielle Mariano Todd Marsh Deny Martin Sean Mcarthur Kyle Mcghec Renee Mecca Jennifer Meyer Frank Miller Robert Miller Sherri Miller Curtis Mitchell Michael Mohler FRESHMEN 81 Michael Monteleone Jessica Moore Thomas Moran Shari Moreno Andrew Moshos Melinda Moy Angela Muller Madelaine Murphy Waller Myers Evan Nadel Keiko Nakajlma Diana Neumann Joyce Nicholson Timltra Nicholson Kara Nixon Sherry O'Connor Marybeth Ohara Prudence Okeeie Mark Olivier Charisa Ortiz Brian Ostering Raymond Otterbme Christie Palazzo Cathy Papagiacumos Margaret Pavero Anthony Percodani Chad Peterson Joseph Pettignano Richard Pluff Mary Polizzotto William Popov Rachel Postelnek 82 UNDERCLASSMEN Jennifer Glnest Melissa Pouzen Michael Power Freshmen at lunch Jennifer Powers Adam Preiser Dameon Prescott Michelle Pulley David Quinlan Meredith Quinn Apnlynn Raslowsky Karen Rausch Edward Reese Amanda Reid Jason Reis Keith Repack Sylvia Rios Theresa Rizzo Randi Rodriguez Randolph Rodriguez Marc Roland Joseph Rommel Heather Ronay Lori Rosen Jeff Rosenthal Anthony Rotunno Michael Royce Victoria Russo Michael Saffran Joseph Sakowski Amir Salehi Evamaric Salvatore Llzzette Santos Natalie Schifano FRESHMEN 83 Nicole Schultz Robert Schultz Holly Schwartz Edward Scott Michelle Sears Kemba Sewer Ethan Shaw William Shea Elana Shenton Robert Short Mike Shuster Marnl Silverberg Jennifer Slverstein Shane Siragusa Catherine Skidmore Christine Slade Victor Sloma Erin Smith Heather Smith Jolene Smith Rachael Smith Rachael Soanes Catherene Stambach Hilary Steinberg Michael Sturt Rodney Swindle Willie Swindle Joann Szczcpaniak Jennifer Tagliarini Kristi Tanico Essex Taylor Leanne Thompson 84 UNDERCLASSMEN Joann Szczepaniak and Judy Caruso Jessica Toth Michael Trltto Brian Tunney John Turchiano Joseph Turnowlcz Michel! Twlgg James Van Heidi Vaughn Heather Vena Mike Vrabe! Lauren Waitt Scott Waldman Jimmy Walker Patty Walsh Eric Weber Michael Weberlist Ivan Weiner Mkhael Weissman Karen Wclstead Dorothy Wetiel Ian White Michael White William Wadger Kim Wlnkfinc Michael Wollman Tangela Wright Brian Wunder Tara Young Amy Zambor Gretchen Zelgler Heather Zeveney Michael Zeveney FRESHMEN 85 86 FACULTY p J V-' V v . 3 xVv j U V V z£ V' V a ) V A Nv v F' so vV jgS m %H° v 0 « VVA , 0 V • V Oo ,v’ ' ' ,vv -t - , S P v . vVvNV‘ °% N 0C pi V CV A V V N . ,0 S’ A V rA ,o ■ v t v p ' . N V A V Or x «b 0 v x V V « V - • V -CV v’ kV . V V iv A NV .a .c ' There are many different important force in our lives teachers here at Matawan and they help us with the Regional. Each of these education and other skills teachers has a distinct and that we need to be success- unique character. They are ful in the future. Teachers experienced in a wide num- shape our lives by assisting ber of subjects. They are an their students in obtaining v V x the knowledge that they will use in the future. Teachers definitely make a difference in our lives by preparing us for the “real world.” FACULTY 87 Michael K. Klavon. Deputy Superinten- Dr. Kenneth D. Hall. Superintendent dent Bruce Quinn. Board Secretary Assistant Superintendent William Conwell. Assistant Superin- tendent BOARD OF EDUCATION — sitting: William Martin. Richard Brown. Marilyn Brenner. Standing: Michael Kid us. Ardis Kisenwether. Suianne Scheraga. James Smith, not pictured — Robert Hesse. Douglas Scott. 88 ADMINISTRATION Roger Tuccillo. Principal Kenneth Smith Assistant Principal Betty Rebarlck Assistant Principal George Hart Assistant Principal Bruce MacCutcheon Director of Athletics ADMINISTRATION 89 IN MEMORY OF ... Mrs. Judy Holmes We all knew Judy Holmes to be a loving mother, devoted wife and outstanding teacher. More than that, she was a very special person. She touched the lives of everyone she came in contact with. She loved her job at school, and each one of her students. She could only see the positive qualities in everyone and never see their faults. She continually looked for innovative ways and the best approach to fulfill the learning needs of all her students. As a colleague, she was never too busy to say ‘Til help you” or I can do this. She never complained or had that “bad day” that all of us occasionally have. To everyone she was genuine, sincere and caring. Although her health was failing, Judy was always doing more than what was expected and going beyond the limit. She was at peace and content with life. Although her passing is a tragedy, when we reflect on Judy we carry in our hearts her positive spirit and endless energy and love ... forever! Joan Vas Frances Adler Business Clare Armellino Social Studies Gail Bauwens Language Arts David Beadle Science Leon Britton Physical Education Mr. Epstein guides Amee Eisenbcts through the wonderful uorld of college opportunities. Howard Collins Science Patricia Dolan Vocational Education Betty Cuffari Language Arts Patricia Cunningham Student Personal Services J L � Carol Bucco Mathematics Charlene Canzano Language Arts Nance Cruikshank Librarian Patricia Boix Nurse Charles Burke Vocational Education Margo Crupi Foreign Language Susan Donnelly Language Arts FACULTY 91 Martha Dreyer Physical Education Frank Easterday Learning Consultant Carol Elwell Vocational Education Louis Elwell Science Harvey Epstein Student Personnel Services Jack Evans Social Studies Louise Fitzpatrick Social Studies Margaret Fleischer Science Mrs. Soderhnd shows her art student the proper technique for shading. Helen Flood Science Rochelle Francis Special Education Jay Franks Physical Education Marjorie Franks Physical Education James Friedl Special Education Sheila Galgan Mathematics 92 FACULTY Gianna Genovese f oreign Language Jack George Social Studies John Geran Mathematics Phyllis Golden Foreign Language Susan Goldenberg Mathematics 4 ' Mathematics Kathy Gomes Mathematics Gertrude Groveman Language Arts Joyce Gurvitz Special Education Art Mr. Smith and Sharyn Eckenrode. Foreign Language Music Social Studies Business Social Studies . 1 B I Faye Irons Physical Education FACULTY 93 Ronald Kamin Vocational Education Donald Kammann Physical Education Gene Jaczkynski Social Studies Dieter Johnson Physical Education Carl Kosmyna Mathematics Mr. Russell watches a student working on a project Wendy Lew Foreign Language Loretta Krampert Business William Lawlor Business James Lukach Student Personnel Services Maureen Mahoney Mathematics Joseph Martucci Physical Education % . ' � v 5mvAvAyAYj! Ronnie Marvald Science Concetta Kelley Mathematics 4 A Stanely Lachiewicz Vocational Education Howard Lloyd Language Arts Patricia Mattern Special Education 94 FACULTY Ms Vas' pride and joy. Michael Pagliaro Vocational Education Marilyn McCarron Language Arts M 1 James McNicholas Physical Education Charles Nieder Vocational Education Jan Niemira Mathematics Marie Panos Social Studies Sue Penn Special Education Frank Pinkus Vocational Education Richard Post Language Arts John Masiello Social Studies Greg Nicholson Vocational Education Robert McMahon Social Studies u Louis Panico Student Personnel Services John McKenna Science FACULTY 95 Vocational Education Charles Rego Science Mathematics Foreign Language I William Ross Student Personnel Services Vocational Education Mr. Post stays after school to help a student Mathematics Kathleen Sakin Science Special Education Barry Rizzo Physical Education Daniel Russell Vocational Education Bonnie Sachs Social Studies Jewel Seehaus Language Arts 96 FACULTY Gerald Shapiro John Shaw Elaine Singer Physical Education Language Arts Mathematics Patricia Smith Language Arts Wayne Smith Mathematics Joseph Turner Mrs Vena gives Cherie Wagners mannequin a neu look Language Arts Samuel Turner Language Arts Joan Vas Mathematics Patricia Vena Carlo Vinci Mark Vlossak Gloria Wein Vocational Education Music Special Education Business Gail Wovna Language Arts FACULTY 97 Beverly Korthaus Secrefory Zelda Levine Secretary Diana Brody Secretary Patt Engle Marge Fumarola Secretary Secretary Terry Sabo Library Clerk Linda Weissman Is this how you spend your time in Ms Genovese's doss Library Clerk Patricia Davis Instructional Aide Betty Golub Instructional Aide Helene Flambaum Instructional Aide Arlene Hatkin Instructional Aide Estele Posner Instructional Aide Judith Pucciarelli Instructional Aide 98 FACULTY Dolores Spinelli School Aide Marge Stachura Instructional Aide Carol Tesch School Aide John Thorton Instructional Aide Linda Walling Instructional Aide Cafeteria Staff — Helen Scarpa. Cathy Stevenson. Argentina Tringali. Eleanor Duda. Dolores Schetehch. Elvera Wilson. Janet Orrok. Mary Ann Mcrowchek. Pat Kearns. FACULTY 99 V A A V .V ,w;. o-vVv'V ■ '■ ? A V V V vA V V ap -O aV V V :H = N !S A ' V A A A V V an Ov i b 100 STUDENT LIFE A A V _ ? X aV V v a£ V v - y w 4 V vx .c, • W° .V V V Nv vN V • vv ❖ -H O V V V y aN v A 9 :H vv'N . o vVvv-; -O A V 0 % AP o+' v S V , l'v'f.( ,’’«',r, ' .� ‘V' K C '•VV.vv ' . V .V v v A A V A xVV . 3 iS { i;s _ ? v' . ' _ • - H rf) v v A b • v v x A - A , V v « „w s p v at? , V'- s -aO . Vv K . X « � wi v- ,-v i i’ r_ •.! ■ c, ’ .H0 viO O.C1 -tkVVv V VI - V . V .c, 4 W° _ P V C School isn’t only term pa- and love, with our hopes pers. tests, and textbooks, high for the future. Many It’s being with your friends, students get involved in ex- the ones you grew up with, tra-curricular activities that Together we learn about life make academic life truly en- joyable. Going to football games, dances and just be- ing with friends in after school activities make up our “student life. STUDENT LIFE 101 WL - 'n • «B Homecoming Queen Rachel Rodriquez, receives flowers Homecoming King Tom Schifano with other members of the court Juniors enjoy the day Members of the Homecoming Court and their escorts. 102 STUDENT LIFE Homecoming Dance Around the track they go . . . the '88 Hus- kie Homecoming floats rounded the curve as the announcer called the winners. Each class competed vigorously to achieve the honor of best float. The Freshmen class placed first with their Huskie dog popping out of a foot- ball. The seniors took second, dressing up as Greek citizens honoring the great Huskie. The Junior theme was Rockin 90 . carried through by the float Matawan TV. The sophomores's Fun in the Sun with '91 tried to Melt the Rockets . Everyone worked hard and had a float that reflected their class . Freshmen float, winner of first prize. Sophomore float Junior float Senior float STUDENT LIFE 103 Senior hal uay Sophomore hallway Junior hallway Freshman hallway, first prize winners 104 STUDENT LIFE Nominees for Homecoming queen ride in the parade his Adler and Mr Post enjoy the music of the passing parade Any Homecoming Huskie- style is an event like no other, but Homecoming '88 was especially memorable. Preparations had begun weeks in advance; classes set to work choosing themes and organizing float and hallway com- mittees. Nominees for Home- coming King and Queen were elected and the school was buzz- ing with whispered speculation as to who would claim the covet- ed titles. The Tuesday evening before homecoming (customarily held on Thanksgiving) excitement grew as classes began work on their hallways. “Spies crept from wing to wing, surveying the competition - and what compe- tition there was all of MRHS was resplendent in streamers and bal- loons. but it was the Freshmen who claimed the prize. Their “Drown the Rockets theme transformed the North Hallway into a literal undersea odyssey. The sophomores took second with colorful Fiesta time motif. The classes were not the only ones busy decorating: SADD had filled the lobby with good natured but sobering reminders, and Stu- dent Council had laced the cafe- teria with a lofty network of streamers in preparation for the dance that evening. However, it was Thursday morning when the real action began accompanied by the marching Huskies, the classes proudly displayed their floats in the customary parade down main street. Then it was on to the Game! The stadium was packed with Matawan Alumni and Huskie devotees. Their reac- tion to the crushing 50-6 win over Raritan was beyond ecstatic — it was wild! At halftime Homecoming King and Queen were announced; King — Tom Schifano, Queen Rachel Rodriguez. The results of the float competition were also announced. Again the Freshmen took first, this time with their chicken wire and paper towel huskie emerging from a football. The Seniors performed the Se- nior Salute and the marching Huskies entertained us with their award winning show. Truly it was a homecoming to remember. STUDENT LIFE 105 Laura Chambers — Monmouth Arts Scholarship winner. 106 STUDENT LIFE Mike Rafalowich David Morkette Doug Macauley working on his Mona Lisa. Penni Epstein. Bobby Walker and Debbie Fisher. Bill Card — Monmouth Arts Scholarship winner. Dom Card being threatened by Mrs. Soderland as Amy Cohen watches. STUDENT LIFE 107 Debra Alberti Jenny Watkins Kevin Bedford Tyson and TuAllle Curry 108 STUDENT LIFE Carlos Bonilla Joe Parfitt and Gary Repack Mike Firstcnbciy Cindy Smith STUDENT LIFE 109 Kari Thomas. Jennifer Pauhck. Cindy Meehan. Jean Tsao. Kelly Horl. Eileen O'Connor, and Mike Ho — fifth grade Caroline De Wilt and Kina Scheiner at five years old. Kelly Horl and Beth O'Connor a: ninth grade graduation Tom Bon and Jeff Lederman in fifth grade 110 Student Life Amy Jacobs. Melissa Foxman. Wendy Rosen. Debra Alberti. Jenny Hinkis. and Heather Shanosky — fourth grade. Cindy Smith and Terri Tomasello — four years old. Rina Schemer and Laurie Howard — third grade. Mr. Turner. Richard Locke, Jill Fruchter. Scott Kauff. Debra Alberti. Cindy Smith. Adam Fulrath, Missy Sackerman. Matt Waters. Cathy Hrung. and Leslie Roth. Student Life 111 at -fee. pfaces so -to . Sandy Caldera works Shop R te's express lane 112 Student Life To the right UK hove dried pineapple and yogurt covered raisins... — Josh Saffron in Shop Kite's Bulk Foods department No. really! You can get a sundae with only 200 calorics1 — Cindy Dewar at T.C.B.Y Student Life 113 ... °RZ CAM Wli OAQs OR ... Tara and Trida Feeney Jennifer Becker Adam Fulrath Caroline De Wilt Teresa Diaz 114 Student Life Heather Shanoksy John O'Shea Patrick Walker Scott Kouff Kim Esposito Slarttne and Bobby Walker Student Life 115 o to cofegei Dowd Markette Row i — Sandy Bus.c. Missy Sackerrr.an. Jill Fruchtcr. Debra Alberti. Margaret Raymond Row 2 Fw'rath. Darryn Starr 116 Student Life Beth O'Connor. Rob Tcrcse. Sharyn Eckenrode. Heather Shanosky Rochelle Katz. Cindy Smith. Caroline De Wift. Rina Schemer. Matt Wafers Jay Alt. Pam Robertson. Jennifer Becker Kristen Byrne and Patty Aguayo Patrick Walker Student Life 117 «r i � 118 Student Life auditori courtyard AREI upper sys 83 Student Life 119 Wf A W4f C4 n u wmn a� ro 120 Student Life A auditorio: --- 16 Xedia lobby courcjyrd J3EEKH] 5 upper s 83 Student Life 121 f 122 Student Life auditorii 16 - lobby iVU upptr lock Student Life 123 •1 . 1 11 « 124 Student Life Student Life 125 Fashion is an expression of our style and person- ality. This year has introduced us to a variety of choices. Acid washed jeans remain the favorite. But there's a new twist, no longer do you throw out the old jeans with holes you just make more. Torn and bleached splattered denim was seen throughout the school. This look, however, is not for everyone. For some students baggy pants, turtle necks, and crew necks sweaters are the preferred apparel. For others brightly colored multiples were the “in” thing. HAIR!! Anything goes with hair these days at Matawan. From completely bald, to long and styled. Crew cuts, shaved names and designs in your hair. Sneakers are the most popular form of footwear here, in addition to boots (any length), dock siders, and. of course, stiletto heels. Fashion is a daily topic of conversation. WHAT WILL BE THE NEXT TREND? One of the new styles. The latest in foot wear. 126 Student Life The long and short of It. My creativity burst from my head. Scarves made a comeback this season. Student Life 127 With v unlikel; regime suppor On December 21, 1988 Pan Am Flight 103 exploded over Lockerbie, Scotland, killing some 270 holiday travelers bound for the United States. Several Iranian ter- rorist groups claimed responsibility for the act, which they said was in retaliation for the U.S. Navy’s downing of an Iranian air- liner in July. The cause of the crash was an explosion, but the origin of the explosion remains unknown. As he 1 h George Bush was elected the forty-first President of the United States, and Dan Quayle was elected Vice-President. The two Republicans defeated Massachusetts governor Michael S. Dukakis and Texas senator Lloyd Bentsen on the Democratic ticket. Voter turnout for the election was at an all-time low. The campaign was at- tacked for having too much mudslinging on both sides, with Bush blasting the Mas- sachusetts prisoner furlough policy, and Dukakis point out the inexperience of Quayle due to his relatively young age. Dukakis put up a strong fight, carrying several states, becoming the most success- ful Democratic presidential candidate of the 1980’s. In December, a cataclysmic earthquake devastated Armenia. Approximately 45,000 people died a horrible death, crushed beneath the wreckage. The trage- dy brought the world together, millions of dollars in aid was sent to help the citizens of Armenia. Govcr ingly, have been putting new ord- penrance, the Castro Foe Reports Trip to Havan And a Possible Thaw in Hostv 128 The space shuttle Discovery blasted off in October, marking America’s return to space. The shuttle program was grounded for nearly three years as a result of the Challenger explosion. With the space shuttle program back on track, NASA an- nounced its intentions of building a manned space station. in the e; jld invt imatly by elect! I supervision. By GEOROE VOLSKY — K eek ;ora r The Joel Steinberg murder trial made national headlines in December. Steinberg was charged with beating his 6 year-old daughter to death. The story shocked and outraged people everywhere. In a tele- vised trial, the initial charge of first degree murder against Steinberg was lessened to manslaughter because of insufficient evi- dence. sioners Mr. I � ’ had '■ the I At- fed a Med I ft Pi tv. I Salman Rushdie’s controversial book, “The Satanic Verses,” sent a tremor of outrage through the Islamic world. Once again Iran’s Ayatollah Khomeni demon- strated his iron hold over the minds of his followers by first condemning the book and then placing a six million dollar price on the author’s head. Muslims world wide responded with book burnings and threats of violence toward bookstores carrying the novel. In the United States stores with- drew the book from their shelves but soon returned it at the urging of a furious Au- thor’s Guild. ‘ dfCl, ,1 bin lie Pner Komios-Hrohskv of Ihc Na- ■ iiif prubk'itt Bodies tn the Bar Icy a rd last November with the arrest of Doro- Haboi rued tn a fcU-phnnf mi i beneficiaries Ms Montalvo, who had was made aI support of a iK'fii convicted previously of Social So- Briggs et «1. v Bowep, in Fedora in Calicoim ltu pKimtifi-s «if the murder of Alvaro Montoya. The So- Security beneficiaries to win ciai Security Administration had up- agency has refused to pay bene 1 [Hiinled her to handle-his monthly bime- cause ihc-y do not hove a repr ill rliFcks live. Two House Ways and Means sub- Their suit, on behalf of nil poo committees, on Social Security and on them us a class, says (be polic Hu moi Once again Mike Tyson stepped into the ring — but this time without his box- ing gloves. Robin Givens, star of prime time's Head of the Class wanted a divorce. The stormy, much publicized, marriage became the focus of nationwide specula- tion. Amid allegations of violence (Mike) and gold digging (Robin) the not-so-happy coupled slugged it out on national T.V. After a long and messy battle the champ and his wife got their divorce February 14, 1988 HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!! Courage Is an Ingredien] 41 Banana Slug Festiva. In Seoul, Korea, U.S. olympians re- turned victorious. Champion diver Greg Louganis overcame injury to bring home the gold, while flamboyant Florence Grif- feth Joiner (Flo Jo) and sister-in-law Jackie Joyner Kersee triumphed in track and field. Canadian Ben Johnson flew home in shame after testing positive for steroids. nd tit s, sa! male i ii. eoK- Mr agvd. blind and disabled The agency says its policy is to not PHOENIX, March 21 (AP) - I jivp benefit checks directly to people It latlvc leaders Monday rejected i I considers incompetent to conduct then I posui to pay Evan Mechaiti, rer i affairs unless they fail to find a repre from the governor-ship In an ini[ seniative within 90 days. But legal cx ment trial, more than $200,MO tn peris assert that In some cases ihc he incurred preparing for a recal agency has withheld payments for as! nor. that was never held lung as a yvoi These people. In desprr-1 A r uon law provides fi biioo, sometimes lurn to strangers and ment in recall elections, but _ Mi ran fall prey to the unscrupulous Mecham was Impeached by the Stat I get a sense that we could probably House of Representatives and cor urAnr es nf ren-1 victed In the State Senate before mburse 129 llolir n (Hf. tsu-uril T.V. SHOWS Rosanne The Wonder Years Thirtysomething China Beach Designing Women Murphy Brown L A. Law The Oprah Winfrey Show Remote Control Full House READING MATERIALS Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue Comics Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Huskieview College brochures Stephen King Danielle Steel Batman The American Book of Slang TV. Guide SONGS Wild Things — Tone Loc Don't Worry, Be Happy Bobby McFerrin Sweet Child of Mine — Gunsn-Roses Forever Young Rod Stewart What lam Edie Brickell and New Bohemians Fast Car Tracy Chapman Every Rose Has Its Thorn — Poison When I’m With You Sheriff Parents Just Don't Understand D.J Jazzy Jeff and Fresh Prince She Drives Me Crazy — FYC MOVIES Rainman The Naked Gun Beaches Mississippi Burning Working Girl Who Framed Roger Rabbit Lean On Me Oliver and Company Scrooged Fletch Lives 'Slop, fn the name of love — The Supremes Come on baby, let's do the twist ... — Chubby Checker My ange ts the centerfold . The J. Gei s Band Pump up the uolume. pump up the volume Rockabyebaby ... 132 Student Life We are family ... — Pointer Sisters Student Life 133 DIRECTOR Margo CrupI VOCAL DIRECTOR Mary Harding SET DESIGN David Beadle SET CONSTRUCTION David Beadle TECHNICAL DIRECTOR David Beadle PIT-BAND DIRECTOR Carlo Vinci Jr. PRODUCTION DESIGN Richard Post PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Gail Bauwens CHOREOGRAPHER Dell Camden PROGRAM COVER POSTER Adam Fulrath MATAWAN REGIONAL MARCH 9 10 1112 8 00 pm Annie (Dana Jacobs) and Sandy (Ben)i). W v Oliver War buck (Travis Wright) being made up by Paffy DeVito. 134 Student Life PIT BAND Flutes — Octavio Cheung. Jenny Watkms. Jennifer Layman. Dara Mtcheiuzzi Alto Saxophone — Octavio Cheung. Stephanie Wilson. Yvonne Torres. Stacey Kolibas Trumpets — Joe Riggio. Jerry Wells. Carlos Bonilla. Kathy McCurty. Lewis Hawk Trombones — Darryn Starr. Michael Firstenberg. Baritone - Steven Lichtman Clarinets — Christina Gibb. Stephanie Wilson. Yvonne Torres. Baritone Saxophone — Christina Gibb Drum Set — Shannon Dougherty Mallets — Alice Tsao. Tenor Saxophone — Octavio Cheung Piano — Jean Tsao Base — Scott Kauff. Adam Fulrath points 'Annie on the schools front window. CREW Student Technical Director Richard Locke Stage Managers Danny Becker Chris Schmitt Sound Adam Fulrath Spots Cathy Skidmore Elana Shenton Costumes Lynn Busic Sandy Busic The Crew Richard Christensen Hank Chevalier Heath Block Annette Doris Michelle Groen Allison Lipsky Mr. Beadle Student Life 135 Meghan Horl and Jeanette Hye Rachel Rodriguez and Jill Janota Patty Aguayo. Monique Hall. Barbara Kearney. Kristen Byrne. Colleen Guenther. Joline Smith, and Carolyn Winston. 136 Student Life Melissa Gurbuz. Lee Gabey. and Lorin Edelman. Taka Weiner. Kelly llorl, James Buxzo. Rachal Rodriguez, and Boyd Wilson Michael Saffron Molly............ Pepper........... Duffy............ July............. Tessie........... Kate............. Sally............ Bonnie........... Suzie............ Annie............ Miss Hannigan . . . Bundles McCloskcy Dog Catchers .... Sandy............ Lt. Ward......... Policeman......... Apple Alice....... Hooverville-ites Jason Bromberg Deborah Knapp Jennifer Gerccitano Lauren Waitt Grace Farrell..... Drake ............ Mrs. Pugh......... Mrs. Greer........ Cecille........... Annette........... Yvette............ Babcttc........... Bentley........... Oliver Warbucks. . . A Star to Be...... Popcorn Vendor . . . Santa Claus....... Rooser Hannigan . . Lily St. Regis.... Bert Healy........ Fred McCracken . . . Jimmy Johnson. . . . Bonnie Boylan .... Connie Boylan .... Ronnie Boylan .... FDR............... Harold lekes...... Louise Howe....... Henry Morgenthau . Cordell Hull...... Frances Perkins . . . Marine Guard...... Justice Brandeis . . . THE CAST .....................Patty Aguayo .................. Barbara Kearney ..................... Monique Hall ..................... Jolcnc Smith .................... Tracy Grinnell .....................Kristen Byrne .....................Tyeshia Jones ...................Carolyn Winston ..................Colleen Guenther ......................Dana Jacobs ..................Rachel Rodriguez Jeanette Hye ......................David Solow ......................Boyd Wilson Michael Saffran ..............................Benji ..................Russell Schweidel ......................Boyd Wilson .....................Jeanette Hye Talia Weiner Jeanette Hye James Buzgo Lee Gabey Seth Pollack David Solow Kelly Horl Meghan Horl Talia Weiner ................... Jill Janota ................Bernhard Kluger ................ Kristen Meyer ........... Jennifer Gerecitano ................ Mellissa Gurbuz ..................Lorin Edelman ..................... Tracey Lee ...................... Lee Gaby ....................Boyd Wilson ..................Travis Wright ...................Debra Alberti ................ Michael Saffran ....................Seth Pollack ................... James Buzgo .....................Kelly Horl ..............Russell Schweidel ....................David Solow ................ Michael Saffran ..................Jeanette Hye Rachel Rodriguez ..................... Lee Gabey .................... Meghan Horl ................Bernhard Kluger ..............Russell Schweidel ..................Lorin Edelman ....................Boyd Wilson ....................Seth Pollack .....................Tracey Lee ................Jason Bromberg ................ Michael Saffran Bernie Kluger. Jennifer Gerecitano and Kristen Meyer. Student Life 137 Debbie Knapp and Lauren Waitt. Rusty Schweldel and Benji. 138 Student Life David Solow. Jason Bromberg, and Seth Pollack Annie and Sandy as seen from the lobby The orphans doing their chores Mr. Post — Production Designer and Box Office Manager Director Ms. Crupi and Technical Director Mr. Beadle Student Life 139 140 iVV3 v id V V wO5, 5 . ■' C- « V' . 6 n 7 DV S' ;4° V v V . V ° . . r sV p v y ,. +0 £ -vv 1 ,� •■ ’%. - • c Ho . N ,VV .1 . v . H° fe V ,v V° O' V- v v rsVV .%kV _ V x? y'V if- -1O tsVV ,o .Wv o • o .W V Vv + a4 «nv iV vv' O vVV ■ « - ° ‘ ° 0 6 - -,0 V fvVv ' . v c ' V vv f-v , V , jO t VV fees After the last bell rings, are school oriented, clubs the “night life” of the school take the academic pressure day begins. Extra-Curricular off the student and make the activities! Even though they week days more enjoyable. They are a great way to meet new people, spend time with buddies, and ex- pand your horizons. 141 iowad Nokoh Society Row 1: Jill Fruchter. Beth O'Conner, Anne Marie McCartin. Wendy Rosen, Patty Aguayo. Angela Sheppard. Rina Scheincr. Rochelle Katz, Cindy Smith. Mrs. Ronnie Marvald. Advisor. Row 2 Missy Sockerman. Shirfey Goodroiu. Janet Moran. Kim Nixon. Amy Jacobs. Richard Locke. Jeong Yang. Jerry Mahoney. Laurie Howard. Caroline De Witt Row 3: Kim Esposito. Talia Weiner. Kelly Horl. Melissa Foxman. Debra Alberti, Scott Kauff. Steve I learne. Joe Kisenwether. Kari Thomas. Tracy Grinnell. Row 4: Keith Miklas. John Montone. Seth Roland. John Sickler. Adam Fulrath. Ken Hewlett. Carlos Bonilla. Rraz Montani. Octavio Cheung. Mike Dempsey. Darryn Starr. 142 CLUBS Members collect and wrap presents for the needy. Row 1: Wendy Rosen. Rochelle Katz. Rina Schcincr. Jcong Yang. Angela Sheppard. Ms. Wendy Lew. Advisor Row 2: Cindy Smith. Caroline De Wirt. Taha Weiner. Kelly Horl. Jerry Mohoney. Jennifer Layman. Tracey Lee Row 3: Melissa Foxman. Debra Alberti. Bonnie Nadel. Laurie Howard. Steven Llchtman. Michael Firstenberg, Joe Canos. Row 4: Steven Hearne. Octavio Cheung. Carlos Bonilla. Lewis Hawk. Bernle Kluger. John Montone. 2Jo ieign Row 1: Julie Chasser, Debra Alberti. Kristen Byrne — Treasurer. Tracy Grtnnell — Vke President. Kelly Horl. Lauren Edelman. Row 2. Miss Margo Crupl Advisor. Anne Nadel — Secretary. Jimmy Buzgo. Russell Schweidel. Richard Locke — President. Doug Macaufy. Row 3: Danny Becker. David Solou1. Chns Schmitt. Adam Fulrath. Row 1: Mrs. Patricia Caswell — Advisor. Orly Mishan. Bernie Kluger. Rusty Schweidel. Melissa Socket man. Row 2: Jill Fruehu Colleen Guenther. Steve Hcarne. Barry Chu. Row 3 Steve Vitale. Adam Fulrath. David Sheehan Mrs. Caswell helping Orly choose a selection i anxieties while practicing speeches. 144 CLUBS Row 1: Ms Joan Vos — Advisor. Amy Jacobs. Anne Marl« McCartin. Shirley Goodrow. Rochelle Katr.. Rina Schemer. Orly Mishan. David Sheehan. Chris Foster. Jennifer Layman. Joe Canos Row 2 Barry Chu. Richard Locka. Tracy Grmncll, Patty Aguayo. Kelly or . Beth O'Connor. Jeong Yang. Jerry Mahoney. Kim Nixon. Tracey Lee. Kathy McGurty. Steven Lichtman Row 3: Christina Gibb. Steve Heorne. Melissa Foxman. Cindy Smith. Debra Alberti. Bonnie Nadel. Caroline De IV'itf. Laurie Howard. Bcrnie Kluger. Melissa Sackerman. Joe Kisenwether. Mike Flrstenberg. Mike Slade. Row 4 Neil Hornstein. Carlos Bonilb. Riax Motani. Keith Miklas. Darryn Starr. Adam Fulrath. Scott Kauff. Mike Dempsey. Seth Roland. Octavio Cheung. Lewis Hawk. John Montone Row 1: Ms. Joan Vas Advisor. Wendy Rosen, Amy Jacobs. Rochelle Katz. Rina Schemer. Orly Mishan. David Sheehan. Chris Foster. Jennifer Layman, Joe Canos. Row 2: Barry Chu. Richard Locke. Janet Moran. Beth O'Connor. Tracy Grinnell. Kelly Horl. Jeong Yang. Jerry Mahoney, Kim Nixon. Tracey Lee. Kathy McGurty, Steven Lichtman. Row3: Christina Gibb. Steve Hearne. Melissa Foxman. Cindy Smith. Debra Alberti. Bonnie Nadel. Laurie Howard. Bernte Kluger. Joe Kisenwether. Mike Firstenberg. Mike Slade. Kan Thomas Row 4: Martin Fishntan. Neil Hornstein. Keith Miklas. Darryn Starr. Adam Fulrath. Scott Kauff. Mike Dempsey. Seth Robnd. Octavio Cheung. Lewis Hawk. John Montone LUBS 145 O WS Row I: Joann Gann. Alice Tsao. Joanne Passaretti. Barbara Kearney. Rina Schemer. Rochelle Katz. Nicole Schultz. Dana Jacobi | Laurie Howard. Row 2. Kerensa Boyce. Lynn Basic. Tracy Howard. Jolene Smith. Debra Alberti. Jill Janota. Amy Raccuta. Simor-1 Johnson Row 3 Jennifer Mound. Jennifer Gericitano. Emily Hecht. Towanda Gill. Vikki Caso. Marci Vaughn. Bochanna Sok. Dr Mar, I I larding Row 4: Donna Gnllo. Dawd Solow. Travis Wright. Boyd Wilson. Seth Pollack. Ken Hewlett. John Turchiano. Kellie Gorhcr Christie Palazzo Accompanist Kelly Lee receives applause Madrigals — Row 1: Donna Grlllo. Debra Alberti. Vikki Caso. Jill Janota. Amy Raccuia. Joline Smith. Row 2: Seth Pollock. Barbara Kearney. Emily Hecht. Towanda Gill. Boyd Wilson. Travis Wright. David Solow. Dr. Mary Harding — Director. 146 CLUBS Row 1: Frank Maisano. Jean Tsao. Angela Sheppard. Bernle Kluger. Scott Kauff. Row 2 Shannon Dougherty. Debra Alberti. Yvonne Torres. Jenny Layman. Jill Janata. Stephanie Wilson Row 3: Mr Carlo Vmd. Octavio Cheung. John Skkler, Jerry Wells. Carlos Bonilla. Kathy McCarty. Joe Riggio. Lewis I lawk. Steve Lichtman. Mike Firstenberg. Row- ! r«o Srragvaa. Luo l.axK Conte Woods. Loren Luner Sykia Rios. Hotty Setluuri; !U-ih O'Connor. Angelo Sheppard. Jenny Layman. Kelly Lee. Frank Manano. EMen McKeoun. Sh.annon Dougherty, lion IVe-ner. Kathy McGurty. Row 2 Jennifer .'fever. Sadw .Si Hilt t ivjn Outoe Ken-run Boyce.JoeRiggo. Yiionne Torres Meghan Heel Dana Lantern Debra Alberti Lon Sclurkng.Jemy Wot'am. Jean Tfoo. Dora M.chekjxzi, Strnbha Bardoha. Alice 7ioo Richard locke Steve Ltehtmon Danny Woh! Rote 3 Maryteih O'Hara. Stacey KoAtas. Jetrold Kinback. Chratma Gbt . Seth Polbci Osin Reinhart. Cindy Meehan. .ianota. Atot Eaenkeo. Heather Shancuty. April HoeU Sai'y Eberha’t. Ortchen Zeigler Joann Scccepan-ak Keith Caurcao. Judy Caruso. Mr. Carlo Veto Row- -I Andrew Lasko. Debbie Knapp Sttphane IVuVsn John Sutler. Octavo Cheteyg. Cork� Bon-.'to. Herne Kluger. Leuu Hawk. Jerry Wefts. Michael Fntenberg. Darryn Starr. John Montone. Nolan Freedman BS 147 inQ 'Eemi Row 1: Angela Sheppard. Jean Tsao. Jill Janota Row 2: Emily ilecht. Mike Dempsey, Heather Shanosky. Shannon Dougherty. Nolan FreedmO. Cindy Ttrltllll. Kareem Bennett. Adam Fulrath. Sue Mullen. Row 3: Shelly Cruz. Dara Micheluzzi. Elana Shenton. Laren Eisner. Kerensa Boyce. Carrie W ds. Lor Scherling, Debra Alberti. Jennifer Watkins. Carolyn Schultz. Row 3 Kim Esposito. Kim Matyszack. Steven Lichtman. Seth Pollack. Mike Firs ten bfo A her Tsao. Darryn Starr. Kelly Lee. Octavio Cheung. Cindy Meehan. Row 3: Lisa Kahle. Tom Kolyer. Joe Riggio. Ivan Weiner. John Montone. Debbie Knapp Leslie Roth. John Slckler. Jennifer Meyer. Richard Locke. Sasha St. Hill. Tina Siragusa. Danny Caso. Lauren Waltt. Row 6: Karen Rausch. Danny Wohi Yvonne Tores. Stacy Kolibas. Stephanie Wilson. Meghan lorl. Beth O'Connor Row 7: Kelly Esposito. Tammy Kuska. Terri Howland. Dawn Ledbetter. June Chasser. Michelle Watson. I leather Hodge. Jessica Toth. Tara Guadagno. Dana Binder. Sylvia Rios. and the Saints go marching In” Kareem Bonnet 148 CLUBS John Sickler MARCHING BAND 149 Rout 1 Sue Mullen. I leather Hodge. Carolyn Schultz — Captain. Cindy Meehan — Captain. Lisa Kahle. Kim Esposito — Captain. Row 2 Lauren IVaiff. Terri Howland. Down Ledbetter. Julie Chasser. Michelle IVatson Row 3: Sylvia Rios. Tara Guadogno. Karen Rausch. Jessica Toth. Shelly Cruz. Tammy Kostka. Vikki Caso. Dana Binder. Donni Lyn Caso. Emily Hecht. Kelli Esposito. 150 CLUBS Drum Majorette Jill Janota Hats off! — Sue Mullen Look at that precision line! Drum Major Jean Tsao Drum Major Angela Sheppard CLUBS 151 Band Seniors What will they do without us7 Band Buddies Smile for the camera! HI! 152 CLUBS Joe and Yvonne keep each other company Stacy Koltbas Carlos Bonilla Ivan Weiner CLUBS 153 154 CLUBS Ktn. Sot. Joe. and Jnte took tVew;'' wwm � noU :J°« nJ bi t News Editor Ray Rodnguiz discusses topics for the coming issue Rushing to meet a deadline. Dave. Steve, and Han getting assignments Mrs. Gail Wovna returned this year to head the Huskie- view once again. Her enthusiasm and expertise helped to recreate a great newspaper. Not only was the paper an after school activity but two classes of Current Events and News reporting were integral in putting out the paper. The Huskleview came out 5 times, and offered a variety of news interests for the entire community. Mrs. Wovna is proud of the work her staff accomplished claiming that “they work like professionals. CLUBS 155 Row I — Jeweo Papin. Anne Monano. ftoly Horl. Janet Moron. Otnw Siefeij. Wendy Rosen Tracey Grmne I. Belh Marotta. Ptoay Aguayo. Anne Morte McCariln Row ? — Kfra Kuhn. Mxheke DeCarto. Melissa foxman. Slew ElueV. $hWey Goodrow. Tern Tomaselfo. Jenntfer Gtbel. Penn I Eptte.n. C dy ford. SocflOfMO So . Tommy Oeng Roce3 -- Debbie Capabanco. JX Frvthur. M.isy Socket man Kerry Jorgensen. Amee Eaenfceis, Jennifer Woliura. I Mite WeUsman. Josh Saffron. Ondy Deuor. LaAc Horoutz. Ar-ie Node I’. Jennifer Kundo. Lynn Bio : Mr� Cunningham Row •? Eta Rosen. Bo Lice Keith MlMas. Rlae Montonl. Jamie Bowman. Stacy Sobel. Dawn Kot . Tcwanda Gul. Cindy SecftousM. Labeffa Hockey Stacy and Beth make plans Mr. Hutnik and Mrs Cunningham — Aduisors 156 Clubs Row 1 — Simone Johnson: Kelly Davis: Mrs. Francts: Advisor. Karen Davis. Mr. Ross. Advisor. Row 2 — Denia Jones. Tyson Curry. Twittie Curry. iMtieffa Mackey Row 3 — Michelle Watson. Felicia Morris. Leslie Gray Black Student Union officers and advisors 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. Clubs 157 Mrs. Terry Sabo and Business Manager Jennifer Gtbe! check on sales. Co-editors Caroline De Witt and Cindy Smith go over layout. 158 CLUBS Laurie Howard and Rina Scheiner help us make a deadline. Row 1 ■ Ken Berger, Orly Mlshan. R na Schciner Row 2: Pom Robertson, Cindy Smith. Caroline De Wilt, Laurie Howard. Kira Kuhn. Row 3: Joe Canos. Barry Chu. Gene Luciani. Bradley Singer. Jessica Papin going over copy. Mike Slade selling yearbooks Making posters for sales campaign. Pam Robertson proofreading. Row 1. Jennifer Silverstein. Dana Jacobs. Kelly Lee. Dana Binder. Wendy Rosen. Patty Aguayo. Anne Marie McCartin. Angela Sheppard. Mr. Richard Post. Advisor Row 2: Michelle DeCario. Melissa Sackerman. Jenny Watkins. Taha Weiner. Kelly Hod. Rebecca Reinold. Tracy Lee. Christine Foster. Orly Mishan. Mike Saffron. Row 3: Colleen Guenther. Jill Fruchter. Hilary Steinberg. Lucy Furmato. Dara Pctngnani. Melissa Foxman. Beth Ann Donahue. Kerri Bowman. Scott Lampert. Row 4: Nicole Keller. Bradley Singer. Kelly Gorham. Bernie Kluger. Riaz Montani. Scott Kauff. Jerry Kolback Student Council Officers: Row 1: Scott Lampert, President. Anne Marie McCartin. Vice-President. Row 2: Scott Kauff. Treasurer. Melissa Foxman. Secretary. Orly Mishan. Student Representative to the Board of Education. S.A.C. — Student Advisory Council: Row I: Ody Mishan. Christine Foster. Anne Marie McCartin. Row 2: Mike Saffron, Dara Petrignanl. Latieffa Mackey. Melissa Foxman 160 CLUBS Volunteers Julie Chasser and Laren Eisner. CLUBS 161 Against D uOwg D iuk Row 1 Jennifer Silversteln, Dana Binder. Michelle Kauff. Caroline De Witt. Debra Alberti — Co-President. Scott Kauff — Co President. Kelly Horl - Vk President. Adam Fulrath. Rochelle Katz. Rina Sckelncr. Amy Jacobs. Dana Jacobs. Row 2 Elana Shenton. Marc Roland. Jcong Yang, bhnusha liar do!,: Colleen Guenther. Missy Sackcrman, Amy Abend. Terr! Rizzo. Melinda Moy. Laurte Howard. David Pick. Martin Fishman. Stephany Bischoff Row 3 Htktrj Steinberg. Jerry Mahoney. Debbie Capa bianco, Jill Fmchter. Michael Saffron. Melissa Foxman. Megan Horl. Dana Lombard. Debbie Knapp. Lori Scherliog Bernie Kluger Row Jerry Kulback. Jesse Marcus. Marline Walker. Ellen Caruso. Mike Dempsey. Russel Schuridel. Meredith Quinn. Marnie Szokc. Sc'.’ Roland 162 CLUBS SADD. members Laurie Howard and Rina Schemer make posters to raise SADD. officers conduct a meeting publ c awareness. CLUBS 163 Row i: Tracy Howard. Melinda Moy. Katina Kent. Michele DtCario Row 2 Ros onn Conrad. Debbie Capabianco. Missy Sackerman. Ji Fruchter. Jeong Yang. Jerry Mahoney. Row 3 Danny Woh!. Elizabeth Williams. Lucy Furmato. Kerri Boydman. Lynn Basic. Mrs Pc Cunningham. Row 4 Meredith Quinn. Darryn Starr. Adam Fulrath. Scott Kauff. Bo Uce Danny Martin and Vikki Caso dirty dancing at the dance sponsored by Peer leadership. 164 CLUBS CLUBS 165 Row 1: Leanne ThompsonRoves. Marc Roland. Elana Shcnton. Heather Beyer. Michele Grocn Row 2 Marni SJverberg. Guy Lett man. Danny Scheraga. Todd Columbia. Bruce Gilroy. Mr. Charles Burke Row 3 Evan Nadei Jennifer Togliarini. Heather Ronay. Chn$ Schmitt. Dawn Reinhart. Scott Meyers “SPIKE CHESS CLUB — Row 1. Marc Roland, John Andrews. Jerry Mahoney. David Sheehan Row 2 Joe Klsenwether — Vice-President. Elena Shenton. Steve Vitale. Ellen Caruso. Steve Hearne. Row 3 Matt Waters. Barry Chu. Debra Alberti. John Montone. Dan Scheraga. Row 4: Gene Luciani. Seth Roland — President. Adam Fulrath Steve Vitale thinks about his next move CHESS TEAM — Row 1 Dan Scheraga. Steve I learnt — Captam. Keith Miklas. David Sheehan Row 2 Joe Kisenwether. Seth Roland 166 CLUBS The deep concentration of the players and spectators Does that pen taste good7 I wonder if I'm winning? iN'o, that's my queen1 CLUBS 167 SfekCfub Row 1 — Anne Nadcll. Denise Szetela. Scott Kauff. Jennifer Watkins. Kim Prussing, Cindy Smith. Row 2 — Carolyn Pisani. Jeff Rose. Jennifer Kunda. I leather Ronay. Andrew Halt. Amy Abend Row 3 — Jean Kay. Amee Eisenbeis. Euan Rosen. Bobby Walker. Greg Ulrich. Kevin Lofaro. Lisa Horzold Row 4 — Jill Janota. Nancy Siluerstein. Jesse Marcus. Heather Shanosky. Jason Horzold. 1 The club returns from Killington Seeing what's going on in the hallways 168 Clubs Skiers prepare to face Kilhngton Mountains. Jesse Marcus makes it down the slope Beth O'Connor and Heather Shanosky enjoy dinner in their hotel room. Jesse Marcus and Jill Janota rest before their next run. Where's the ski patrol when you need them? Jesse. Todd. Jen. and Jill. Clubs 169 business Leodeiis ojj M eiuCO Row 1 — Christina Mecchl. CoHistorian. Mrs Joan HubMI. Adt'tsor. Korin Shu?y. Secretary, Dawn Reinhart. Shirley Goodrou President: LoShawn Mealing. Jennifer Engelhardt. Vice President: Cindy Bedkowski. Co Historian: Kan Thomas. Reporter. Meltsta Erickson: Ms Francis Adler. Advisor Row 2 Ginny Hamlin. Linda Presti: Latieffa Mackey. Carmen Cabbagestalk. Kelly Davis. Anne Mane McCartm. Kalin Kent. 170 Clubs Ctndy Bedkowski practices her office skills Mrs HubbeH watches her class Clubs 171 F 0 j_ L Mi FBLA offers some advice La Shawn taking appointments. - WfliCOl T)£.aA Seated Veronica Kent. Leslie Horouritz. Colleen Desmond, president: Eileen O'Connor Row 1 — Janet Moran. Beckey Anderson. Donna Grillo. Dawn Reinhart. Rachel Dorsa. Scott Lampert. Kim Esposito. Kim Zeller. Maria Inuaggiato. Diana McElroy. Laura Savage. William Pops Lowlor - Advisor. Row 2 — Kristen Dell. Michael Kumesh. Gina Fratello. Cathy Rivera. Shannon O'Rourke. Jennifer Seihl. Linda O'Connell. Monique Hall, Andrew Dorfman. Barbara Munoz. Dawn MacArthur. Ray Desimone. Kelly Davis. Theresa Tomasello. DECA. The Distributive Education Clubs o{ America is a co-cur- ricular vocational organization for the students enrolled in Marketing Education programs. DECA is a national organization with total mem- bership of 190.000. There are 55 associations of National DECA including all fifty states plus Canada. The Virgin Islands. Mariana Islands. Puerto Rico, and Washington DC. MRHS DECA members participate in many activities. A food drive is conducted each year for the benefit of the local families in need. This year, with the cooperation of all the schools in the district, the chapter exceeded it’s goal and was able to provide 40 cases of canned goods, 10 cases of fresh fruit. 10 turkeys, and a cash donation. Along with the civic activities our members participated in marketing com- petitions on the regional, state, and national levels traveling to Nash- ville. Tennessee for the North Atlantic Region Conference and to Salt Lake City. Utah for the National Competitive Events Conference. 172 CLUBS 1988-1989 DECA Officer Action Team Veronica Kent. Leslie Horowitz. Colleen Desmond. F.illeen O'Connor. Pops Lawlor. our DEC A Advisor congratulating Barbara Munoz for winning a 1 $t Place trophy at the Central Region Competitive Events Conference, held on January 11.1989 Mon• than 42 schools and 1500 marketing education students participated on that day. The DECA emblem is diamond shaped with the words Distributive Education Clubs of America surrounding a wrapped pack- age. The four points of the diamond symbol- ize: Vocational Understanding. Civic Con- sciousness. Social Intelligence, and Leader- ship Development. The wrapped package symbolizes a job well done by the students, community, and the teachers. DECA is the only student organization dedicated to devel- oping future leaders of marketing for tomor- row’s businesses. Scott Lampert. Maria Inguaggiuto. Ellleen O'Conner. Leslie Horowitz. Veronica Kent, and Kim Zeller decorate for Valentine s Day. CLUBS 173 Row 1 — Jill Casey; Shaiyn Eckcnrode. Tara Marsh; Francme Sewer Row 2 — Mrs. Dolan. Advisor. Shannon Gorman. Sandra Btisic, Margaret Raymond Sandra taking Margaret's blood pressure 174 Clubs Jill and Sharyn practicing bed making H EALTH Occupations Students of America f t Francine practices her bedside manner with Shannon. Sharyn with her patient. Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) Is the student organization specifically designed for secondary and adult post-secon- dary health occupations education students. The HOSA program of activities, which is an integral part of the curriculum, promotes and encourages the development of leadership abili- ties, citizenship responsibilities, personal growth, health career awareness and occupa- tional skills. The HOSA motto is The Hands of HOSA Mold the Health of Tommorrow Mem- bership is open to students who are enrolled in health occupations education programs and stu- dents who are exploring health careers. Come on girls, keep him covered. Clubs 175 Jose Maldonado, Marc Englander, Alicia Saggau; Jennifer Enoch; Mr. Spells. Advisor Row I Mark Clifton; Jonas Dean. David Markette; Michael Butler Row 2 Michael Kumesh. William Scott; Eric Raima Row 3 — Evan DeMain; Jeremy Ackerman; Thomas Appuhese. Row 4 Anthony Appulese; Mr. Spells. Advisor; Patrick Grant; Chris Schmitt 176 Clubs Row 1 — Alicia Soggau: Marc Englander Row 2 — Seth Davis: Simone Johnson. Brian Undersood: Jose Maldonado: Tyrone Dauis. Row 3 — Marcey Hemenway: Gary Bmngard: Jennifer Enoch. Mr. Spells. Advisor; Chris Jones. Chris Aguayo David Passote. Marcella Coller; Gary Esporrin. Margaret Bersch; Skylar Allen. Mr. jN'eider, Advisor. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (V1CA) offer a program of skill development and leadership activities for all students in Trade and Industry vocational programs. These competencies are a part of the vocational program curriculum and local chapter activities. VICA members are known in their schools and in their communities as leaders and as skilled professionals in training. Through its Skill Olympics competiton, VICA brings together American industry, labor, organiza- tions and vocational students. Clubs 177 Future Hair Designers of America Mrs, Urna 178 Clubs It's manicure day, Kristen practicing. Bill enjoys a break from class Tyson on his lunch break. Kim Tice Is this a psychology necessity? Patty Waugh Jen and Gina compare notes Clubs 179 180 SPORTS Vv KV v Av A l A v kv O hV V v v - VX . = VN .c, • N p v p. V . vV o W V .V 0' .V' V9 , w .vv , V V' £ ■V o V rv ■ G% - J O N S' V s p o p-v . . ’0 1 o V c, • v ‘ .. ,0 ,wv . s W V VvVV i S .v y v ,o v , o ° { ' Q :H° ■ O ' c $ , 6 • ° Sports; here at M.R.H.S. They are perhaps some of the they embody the spirit of most demanding of after friendly competition. To school activities, requiring some, they are a fun and ex- both skill and dedication. But citing pastime, to others, they sports are by no means all are an opportunity to excel, sweat and dirt. Along with the work come good times, new friends, and a unique sense of satisfaction that is unlike any other. SPORTS 181 Chester Crawford• the picture speaks for itself ► The Varsity Football team finished the '88 season with a perfect 11-0 record, and a Central Jersey Group HI state championship. The Huskies finished the season ranked 1 in the shore as well as in the county. In the championship game for the state title the Huskies overwhelmed Franklin (also undefeated) with a score of 14-6. This ended a tremendous season under Head Coach Joe Mar- tucci. Craig Mittcr and Tyson Curry were noted for their distinction as Huskie running backs. From the offensive line Matt Luzio, Chester Crawford. Phil Bucco, Gary Esporrin. and Andy Hurwitz were honored. Mike Bra- zinsky received honors in the quarterback position. From the defensive line Tom Schi- fano as linebacker, Jay Bella- my. Fred Guions and Twillie Curry as defensive backs all received honors. Many people say that this was the best season in Matawan history. We con- gratulate all the members of the 1988 Huskies. 182 SPORTS Row 1 Mike MlnutlUo, Joe Pet tignario, Nick Vacca. Brian Dean. Mike ,Milano. Brian Lynch. Chris Kennedy. Jim Melna Row 2: Jarred Gallo. Don Conte. Rich Slater. Klint Walker. Xavier Gray. John Bocchieri. Tony Esso. Jim Marsh. Chris O'Connor. Coach Waters. Row 3: Joe Martucci Jr. Coach Martucci, Matt Waters. Mike Brazlnsky. Phil Bucco. Craig Milter. Mike Butler. Chester Crawford. Tom Schifano. PJ. Devlin. Tyson Curry. Coach Bongiovani. Row 4: Coach Forman. Bob Walker. Chris Jones. Skylar Allen. Gary Esporrin. Matt Luzio. Twil e Curry. Steve Elwetl. Mario Milano. Coach Turner. Row 5: Coach Renyolds. Tim Murray. Damasi McPherson. Tony Serle. Fred Guions. Darren Assante. Jim Mauby. Tom Schcuing. Row 6: Coach Thorton. Darren Pettis. J J Alston, Darnell Holmes. Tyrone Hines. PJ Capestro. Evan Rosen. Jay Bellamy. Joe Silva. Row 7. Kerry Atkins. Jim Flakkcr. Mike Shea. Mark Ochinegro. Eric Smallwood. Joe Bundy. Bill Mariano. Rod Jacome. Jim Badyzlo. Jay Bellamy runs back a 99 yard kickoff (untouched) for the first touchdown of the The Huskies attack. homecoming game ▼ MATAWAN OPPONENT 28 Red Bank 12 41 Marlboro 14 41 Ocean 21 36 Neptune 7 41 RBC 7 7 St. John Vianney 3 26 Long Branch 0 36 Monmouth 0 52 Watchung 14 51 Raritan 6 14 Franklin 6 Rodrigo Jacome kicks for an extra point. FOOTBALL 183 i� Coach Martucci converses with the referee. ▼ Craig Mitter and Tom Schi ano accept their player of the game awards with Coach Martucci on Thanksgiving ► Coach of the Year Football coach Joseph Martucci was chosen Coach of the Year through a consensus of The Star Ledger, The News Tri- bune, The Asbury Park Press. The Red Bank Reg- ister. and The Bayshore In- dependent. The award capped off an outstanding season with an undefeated record and a victory over the Franklin Warriors in the state championships. Coach Martucci said that winning the Coach of the Year Award was a great honor for Matawan and for the entire coaching staff who made this great season possible. The players on the team have a great amount of re- spect for Coach Martucci. Tyrone Hines says. He helped us to win by giving us the desire to win.” Craig Mitter added. He kept us together and made us play like a family. He was our father for the season. This season was Coach 184 SPORTS and his winning team. M Chester Crawford. Mike Butler. Craig Milter. Asst Coach Sam Turner. Coach Martucci and Phil Bucco ac cept the Group 3 State Cham- pionship plaque Coach Martucci calls plays from the sidelines ▼ Martucci's fifth as head coach here at Matawan since he came here in 1973. He has had an out- standing record as coach and has earned the respect of his players, colleagues, and students. FOOTBALL 185 Suddenly, with a full two minutes remaining in the game, a huge roar arose from the stands. Players and spec- tators alike swept onto the field, enveloping the trium- phant Huskies. Amidst cries of victory, the new state champs were hoisted high Into the air. Such was the scene at the Dec. 3. Matawan Franklin game. A game from which one team would emerge Central Jersey Group III Champions. “The mood was intense, commented Tyrone Hines. “Intense and nervous. The first touchdown of the game, made by Matawan, oc- curred with only seconds left in the first quarter. A 21 yard pass from quarterback Mike Brazinsky was received by wide receiver Tony Serle. Ro- drigo Jacome made the extra point conversion which se- cured a lead that would last throughout the game. In the fourth quarter, after a touchdown by Franklin, Matawan retaliated with a touchdown run by Craig Mil- ter. The extra point conver- sion brought the score to 14-6 with Matawan in the lead. Matawan's defense repulsed any of Franklins further ef- forts to score. 186 SPORTS The thrill of victory! FOOTBALL 187 Captains Janet Moran and Tara Marsh. Cheering on the crowd. Front row (L to R): Wendy Rosen. Barbara Doby. Beth Marotta. Middle row: Janet Moran. Kristen Byrne. Tara Marsh; Back row: MellSSO Curbuz. Rachel Rodriguez. Tyhisho Jones. Collette Tweedy. Candy Phelan. Patty Aguayo. Kelly Horl. Tracy Grlnneli. 188 SPORTS Front (L to Hi Jenny Gerecitano. Michele Montfort. Nicole Keller Back Melissa Montfort. Anne Nodell. Wendy Baumen. Ricardo Lynn. Jennifer Maxurkevtch. Melanie Straniero. Jodie Radxely They scream “Let's get fired up!” They boast “We’re number one!” They taunt We've got the power to beat you! Who arc they? The Matawan Cheerleaders, naturally. A group of hardworking, spir- ited young women who have cheered the Huskie teams {both football and basketball) on to countless victories. With such clas- sics as “Give me an ‘M'!“, they made even the most reserved crowds roar. This year was especially successful. The Varsity squad spurred the football team on to a series of spec- tacular wins that would clinch the State champion- ship title. Under the skilled coach- ing of Mrs. Kelley, the cheerleaders spent long hours perfecting their cheers and routines. Led by Varsity captains Janet Moran and Tara Marsh, and Junior Varsity cap- tains Patti Long and Wen- dy Bauman, it was easy to see that their hard work and dedication paid off. CHEERLEADING 189 Captains Steve Hearne and Donn Sardctla Coach Rizzo — Come on Gene, you can do It! Gene Luciani — Now that's dedication! Top runner Steve Hearne glues it his all. Admittedly, a 211 record is not the best but remember, this year’s Boys’ Cross Country team had only two returning runners, Captains Steve Hearne and Donn Sardella. The rest of the team, all underclassmen, were new and inexperi- enced. Plagued early in the season by injuries, the Cross Country team’s remaining run- ners worked diligently. These dedicated run- ners competed against larger, more exper- ienced teams. Howev- er, the team morale was high, with top run- ner Steve Hearne lead- ing the group. Next year’s team will have a nucleus of seasoned runners who will work hard to bring the Boys’ Cross Country team to victory. 190 SPORTS Standing. Coach Barry Rizzo. Jeff Kuchma. Gene Luciani. Euan Christoe. Coach W ayne Spells Kneeling Mantsh Bardolia. Leo Kolshorn. Steve I icarnc. Donn Sar della. Barry Chu. Matawan W Keyport Opponent L L RBC W L Middletown N. W L Middleton S. w L Mater Dei w L Rumson w L Raritan w L St. Johns w L Freehold Boro w L Red Bank w W Long Branch L L Howell w L Monmouth w Manish Bardolia Leo Kolshorn BOYS CROSS COUNTRY 191 Jennifer Mound. Leslie Grciy. and Rebecca Reinhold take time and hand out place sticks. ► Jamie Bowman concentrating on the race. Laura Savage going for the home stretch Coach Rego’s expecta- tions for the girl’s cross- country team were achieved. The team's per- formance was ample re- ward for their hard work and rigorous practices. They placed in the top ten in the county, fourteen in the Shore Conference, and fifth in Central Jersey group III. According to Coach Rego, the team’s strongest asset was its unity. He stated, ”1 am extremely proud of the team as a whole. Each member con tributed greatly to the team’s many wins. Next year he hopes the team will go over .500.” Captains included Laura Savage. Erica Somerhaltcr, and Anne Marie McCartin. Anne Marie went on trium- phantly to qualify for the State Finals. It is the team’s hope that next year every- one will qualify. 192 SPORTS t MATAWAN OPPONENT w Key port L RBC L Middletown N L Middletown S. L Mater Dei W Ramson L Raritan L St. Johns W Freehold Boro w Red Bank w Long Branch w Howell w Monmouth Standing Coach Britton. Jamie Bowman. Nrchelle 1 lodge. Barbara Kearney. Leslie Cray. Heidi Vaughn. Gretchvn Ziegler. Ann Mariano. Jen Mound. Coach Rego Kneeling Hera Kopel. Laura Egan. Rebecca Reinofd. Enca Somerhalter. Captain Ann Mane McCartin. Captain Laura Savage. Chris Foster. Tammy Cheng Anne Marie McCartin sprint ing to the finish line GIRL’S CROSS COUNTRY 193 r-r-rrT' r- A Cindy Dewar goes for the ball. Bridget Carey looks for the ► opponent In his fifth year as coach of the girl’s field hockey team. Coach Russell says his team improved consider- ably throughout the ‘88 sea- son. He added It was a young team. Many of the players had never seen a field before the season began. Nevertheless, senior Nancy Silverstein and team captains Bridget Carey, Cindy Dewar, Jennifer Becker and Melissa Foxman helped the newer members of the team learn the skills they need to know to com- pete. For now. we can only mark the accomplishments of the girls who worked so hard and had so much fun on this year's team WE’RE PROUD OF YOU! Jennifer Merowchek gets ► aggressive 194 SPORTS MATAWAN FIELD HOCKEY 1988 Row 1 Liz. Williams, Joanne Szczepaniak. Margery Scanlon. Lorraine Delgandlo. Lisa Miller Row 2 Jennifer Merowchek. Virginia Hamlin. Jennifer Becker. Mary Hodes. Lucy Furmato. Ange a Dalcamo. Sally Eberharl. Dana Jacobs Row 3: Gail Bauwcns — Assi Coach. Kern Boydman. Dcra Petrignani. Jean Marie Kay. Cindy Dewar. Bridget Carey. Lauren Edetman. Melissa Foxman. Nancy Siverstein. Lon Rosen. Daniel Russell - Coach MATAWAN OPPONENT 0 Ocean 12 0 Neptune 8 0 Red Bank 5 0 1 lolmdel 9 0 Middletown N 13 0 Middletown S 5 0 Raritan 9 0 Ocean 9 0 Neptune 9 0 Red Bank 7 0 Monmouth 8 0 Middletown N 7 0 Middletown S 4 1 Raritan 5 0 Jackson 2 ▼ Angela Dalcamo out for the kill A Lorin Edelman ■4 SAY CHEEZ FIELD HOCKEY 195 A Jimmy Buzgo artd Fred Ali keep their eyes on the ball. Josh Saffron handles the boll. k- Junior Varsity Row 1: Jerry Kulbock. Ethan Shaw. Mike Schuster. Stephan Reinold. Ken Berger. Row 2: Leon Jarvis. Michael Saffron Heath Bloch. Dan Adams. Andrew Dorfman. Jeff Rose. Row 3 Coach Carney. Dennis Dey. Todd Lubeck. Chra Brant. Sal Cagnma. Winnie Falivene. Coach Flambaum. The team gathers in a huddle and shouts “HUSKIES! before they run onto the field. This year's varsity soccer team record was 3-8-1. The team agrees that the triumph against Raritan was the best game of the season. Junior Fred Ali scored all the goals ending the game with a vic- tory of 3-1. “Raritan was a great win for us. They are a big rival, remarked Head Coach Jim Lukach. This was Mr. Lukach's first year coaching for Varsity. He most enjoyed working with the students he had previ- ously coached in Junior Var- sity. Captains Jim Buzgo and Keith Bernstein were instru- mental in keeping the team together on the field. The future is bright for next year’s team. 196 SPORTS Varsity Row 1 Richie Schuster. Scott Adams. Anjan Nath. Craig Birnbach. FredAli Row 2 Rich Cohen. Dave Zeni. Jimmy Buzgo. Josh Saffron. Rich Mould, Jeff Danzig Row 3: Coach Lukach, Jeff Lederman. Tom Sorenson. Keith Bernstein. Ray Smarsh. Keith Miklas. Jennifer Poslelnek MATAWAN 1 1 3 1 3 3 0 0 0 2 3 OPPONENT Middletown N Middletown S Raritan Red Bank Monmouth SJV Long Branch St Rose RBC Howell So. Regional A Bringing (he ball forward— Jim Buz go. Tom Sorenson and Jeff Danzig. A Ray Smarsh fights for the ball. M Keith Bernstein stretches out before practice. SOCCER 197 Steve Elwell looking for another pin Tom Sorenson going for a takedown Neil Hornstem breaking the man down Although they did not have a winning season, the Matawan wrestling team has terrific potential. The young team, made up pri- marily of underclassmen, has both the drive and dedication that will guaran- tee a bright future. 198 SPORTS Head Coach Thorton, along with assistants DeSi- mone and Louandaski, were constantly teaching the wrestlers new moves and “takedowns” that would improve the wres- tlers skills and sharpen their reflexes. Spirit was one thing the team had in abundance. “We’re all friends. said Sophomore Anthony Eosso, “we all pull for one another. The team was led by Seniors. Ray DeSi- mone. Craig Birnbach, and Steve Elwell. Although the team was not always victorious, there were many good matches. One of which, against Red Bank, was a particular standout. Ac- cording to Eosso Matawan was really hyped and we kept pinning the other team.” From the experi- ence gained this year, there is no doubt that all of next year’s matches will be standouts. The Matawan wrestlers will have the skill and the training to “pin” any opponent. Matawan's Opponents Row 1 - Darren Assante. Craig Birnbach. Steve Elwell. Carlos Bonilla Row 2 — Mr. John Thorton, coach. Ray DeSinwne. Bobby Walker. i erl Hornstein Freehold Boro Madison Central Marlboro RBC Cedar Ridge Toms River South Ocean CBA Raritan St. John Red Bank Long Branch Monmouth Howell Rumson Southern Regional Jay scores over the opponent Tony goes up strong against the defenders Coach George plans the Huskies attack When they entered the season, the Huskies knew that this year's B-North conference would be one of the toughest ever faced. They were right' The con- ference was by far the best in the shore and. as a re- sult. competition was tre- 200 SPORTS mendous. The Huskies began the season with a victory over archrivai Raritan followed by another win over Key- port. The Huskies then lost to Tom's River South. How- ever. the team came back strong at the Freehold Christmas tournament with victories over Howell, Cedar Ridge and Manala- pan. Following the tourna- ment. the Huskies fell to the undefeated Red Bank team, but came away with a victory over Howell. With the bulk of the season still to come, the Huskies suffered losses to St. John Vianney, Red Bank and RBC but defeated Mon- mouth twice. Raritan. Ocean and Long Branch. Under the expert super- vision of Head Coach Jack George and Assistant Coach Wayne Spells, the Huskies put in countless hours of hard work practic- ing and preparing for victo- ry- Kneeling — Tony Serie. TwflUe Curry. Tyson Curry. Darnell Holmes Standing — Coach Wayne Spells. Scott Lampert. Manager. Barry Miller. Jay Bellamy. Chris Jones. George Holiday. Coach Jack George Matawan's Opponents Raritan Toms River South Monmouth St. Johns Ocean Marlboro Keyport Red Bank Howell Long Branch Red Bank Catholic Holmdel George looks for two points. BOY’S BASKETBALL 201 How 1: Stacey Lauro. Stacey Kelson. Tammy Golden. Co Captain Kim Kixon Row 2. Coach Kim Lukach. Donna Grillo. Christine Slade. Dina Scott. Elizabeth Williams. Co-Captain Bridget Carey. Coach Philip Shapiro. The girls basketball team, under the direction of Coach Jim Lukach, had a tough season. The team suffered many losses at the hands of their B-North foes as well as conference op- ponents. The lady Huskies did however come away with a victory over Ocean and Long Branch. The Huskies were led this year by seniors Bridget Carey. Kim Nixon, and Donna Grillo as well as sophomores Stacey Lauro and Dina Scott. The future for the Huskies looks bright with many players returning next year, includ- ing two starters from this year's team and many young players who have only begun to display their skill. 202 SPORTS Matawan's Opponents Coaches Lukach and Shapiro confer with players Raritan Keyport TRS Red Bank Monmouth Howell St. John Vianney Long Branch Ocean RBC Marlboro Holmdel Stacey Lauro for 2 points Donna Crilto goes for It. GIRLS BASKETBALL 203 In the winter season most people arc vegetating at home, however, there are a few dedicated indi- viduals who are getting ready for spring track. For many people, winter track is the foundation of their spring season. They pre- pare themselves mentally and physically for the spring season ahead. Prac- ticing daily in the east hall- way. they strive to lower their times. Along the way. the students compete in various invitationals. coun- ty, and state meets. With their experience gained from winter track, along with guidance from Coach Rego and Coach Turner, they will assuredly have a promising spring season. 204 SPORTS Row 1: Keith Underu ood. Eric Smallwood. Craig Milter. Chester Crawford. Skyler Allen. Brian Underwood. Row 2: Coach Sam Turner. Leo Kolshorn. Jim Flakker. Michael Shea. Joe Pizzi. James Williams. Coach Charlie Rego. a� - Chester Crawford ... • • cteJmers •.. ... cm outstanding throw. BOYS WINTER TRACK 205 Chris Foster Lesfte Gray Anne Marie McCartin Winter track is not so much a sport as a rigorous training program designed to prepare the team for the spring season ahead. Un- der the direction of Coach Rego, the girls practice ev- eryday. sprinting and do- ing pacework down that east hallway. The difficult program the runners ad- here to works to increase the team’s strength and speed. The runners do at- tend occasional meets, but according to Sophomore Tammy Cheng, they are less competitive than those of the other season. Judg- ing from the dedication and hard work of the runners, it is likely they will have a more than successful year. 206 SPORTS Row 1: Hera Kopel, Tammy Cheng, Juliet Warrington. Jessica Hoffman. Michelel Hodge. Francine Sewer Row 2: Coach Sam Turner. Nevien Ibrahim. Rebecca Reinold. Jennifer Kunda. Laura Savage. Leslie Gray. Onike McPherson. Angela Mueller. Jill Tyler. Coach Charlie Rego. WINTER TRACK 207 Matawan’s Opponents Rou 1: John Todd. Frank Masanio. Jason Cossano. Tony Ferrara. David Pick Row 2: Martin Fishman. Dan Johnson. Malt Conrad. Dave Smith. Coach Dan Russell Jason Casano David Pick Martin Fishman Both boys and girls bowling teams had terrific seasons. Under the direction of Coach Dan Russell, the teams have overcome challenges from powerful teams to become two of the best in their division. They have easily beaten their opponents with overwhelming talent which helped them to finish with outstanding records. The teams had many dedicated bowlers who have contributed to making the teams as successful as they were. 208 SPORTS Row 1: Amy Cohen, Emily Hecht. Michelle Clark. Cindy Tirttilti. Coach Dan Russel!. Row 2. Tammy Cates. Mamie Szokc. Laura Shaw. Matawan’s Opponents Henry Hudson Middletown S. Mater Dei Rumson Raritan Middletown N. Keansburg Bumper Keyport BOWLING 209 VARSITY Row 1 Bridget Weber list. Melissa Mauro. Stacey Lauro. Cathy Phelan. Karen Surdoval. Sandy Caldera Dana Pctrignani. Row 2: Angela Sheppard. Kerry Strzelecki. Terri Tomasello. Jenni Hinkts. Dawn Kate. Penny Davino. Jill Mudnski. Amee Eisenbeis. Sharyn Eckenrode Jennifer Hinkis Captains Terri Tomasello. Penny Davino. and Jill Mudnski. The varsity softball team is one dynamic bunch of girls. Under the direction of head coach Mrs. Irons, assistant coach Geran and manager Tom Zalusky, the season got off to an explo- sive start. First a 6-0 win over Red Bank Regional followed by a crushing 5-0 defeat over Monmouth Re- gional set the team spirit soaring. The Huskies boasted a strong infield that proved invaluable throughout the season. Leading seniors In- cluded Terri Tomasello, Amee Eisenbeis. and Jill Muclnski. Together with the rest of the team, they worked to make it a re- warding year for all. 210 SPORTS JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1 Mary Nodes. Lisa Uarzold. Emily Hechl. Meagan Horl. Den-el Black. Row 2: Elizabeth Williams. Rachele Smith. Melissa Demain, Regina Meile. Lucy Furmato. Coach Geran. Kerry Strzelecki Dawn Katz SPORTS 211 Captains Mike Brazinsky. Ray DeSimone. Steve Elwell. Row 1: Alex Lombros. Ray Smarsh. John Sickler. Mike Brazinsky. Ray DeSimone. Steve Elwell. Cary Merrill. Dave Elsley. Tom Scheuing. Row 2: Mr. Dieter Johnson. Rodrigo Jacome. Evan Rosen. James March. Bill Mariano. Jason HarzoJd, Rich Slater, Rich Delamarter. Tom Swords, Tony Cardone. Mr. Kosmyna. Mr. McNlcholas. Spirit is one thing the varsity baseball team Is not lacking. Said head coach Dieter Johnson, “It is the guys’ positive attitude and good work habits that en- ables them to contend in a league that is one of the most competitive in the re- gion.” Head coach Dieter Johnson, along with assis- tant coaches Michael McNicholas and Carl Kos- myna prepared the team for the challenges to come. Seniors Steve Elwell, Ray DeSimone, Mike Bra- zinsky, Ray Smarsh, John Sickler and Dave Eisley helped to keep team spirit high. The varsity baseball continues to improve as the effort put in by the team grows. 212 SPORTS Ray DeSimone John Sickler Dave Eisley SPORTS 213 The 1989 track teams were guided by coaches Turner, Britton, Rego, and Goldstein. The boys’ team was led by seniors Chester Crawford, Craig Mitter, Tyson and Twillie Curry. The girls’ team led by Brid- get Carey and Anne Marie McCartin. Behind the solid leadership of these capa- ble seniors, the predomi- nantly underclass Huskies fared well in A-North Com- petition. 214 SPORTS Roto 1 Tammy Kutska. Tommy Cheng. Chris Foster. Michelle Sears. Katrina Kent, Diane McElroy. Tyhisho Jones. Francine Seuier. Sacha St. Hill. Row 2: Crctchen Ziegler. Juliette Warrington. Bochanna Sok. Erika Sommerhalter, Tamara McPherson. Melanie Straniero. Kemba Sewer. Onike McPherson. Ricardo Lynn. Laura Savage Row 3: Coach Charles Rego. Neven Imbraham. Rebecca Rcinhold. Anne Marie McCartin, Jennifer Mound, Lynn Busic. Jill Tyler. Coach Wayne Spells. Jennifer Kunda. Leslie Grey. Cicely Underwood. Bridget Carey. Stacey Nelson. Meredith Quinn. Dr. Goldstein. Row 1: Sean McArthur. Keith Casuccio. Andrew Kalt. Brian Dean. John Green. Rodney Swindle. Damcon Prescott. Christian Kennedy. James Frederick. Monty Hughes. Kyle McGhee Row 2 Barry Chu. Andy Losko. Sean Wlfltams. Mike MtnuteHo. Brian Lynch. Chris O'Connor. Rob Wemersboch. Marc WJHams. Mike Gaeta. Kerry Atkins. Cory .Worthington. Dwatne Haley. Dave Starr. Gene Luaant. Mike Shea Row 3 KAnx Walker. Coach Leon Britton. Tom Gesner. Coach John Thorton. Leo Kohhorn. Tyrone Hines. Anthony Eosso. Jerome Johnson. Ma or Williams. Phil Bucco. Marc Ochinegro. Tom Shlfano. Craig M It ter, Tyesha Hines. Jonas Dean. Fred Guiora. TioifA'e Curry. Coach Sam Turner. Tyson Curry. Rhonda Holmes. Skylar Allen. Chester Crawford. CJ. Brown Tom Gesner and Christian Kennedy Co-captain Bridget Carey SPORTS 215 Captain — Anne Marie McCartln Tyrone Hines Rebecca Reinoid Leslie Gray 216 SPORTS Chester Crawford Mark Ochlnegro TRACK 217 Leslie Gray and Cicely Underwood Craig Mitter Franclne Sewer Brian Lynch Go Matawan! The team shows spirit. 218 SPORTS GOLF 219 David Solow John Moskow Bradley Singer Keith Miklas 220 SPORTS Row 1: Carolyn Winston. Kim Nixor� . Amy Jacobs. Elyssa Silverman Row 2: Bonnie Model. Meogon Horl. Natch Schifano. Slacy Lauro. Amee Steinberg. Row 3 Kara Nixon. Heather Vena. Michelle Twigg. Juliette Warrington Rachel Smith, Coach Michael McNicholas Carolyn Winston Elyssa Silverman Amy Jacobs — Co-Captain The 1988-89 Girls Ten- nis team, due to lack of re- turning players, was a rela- tively young one. But un- der the careful instruction of Coach Mike McNicho- las, the team steadily strengthened and Im- proved. Coach McNicholas changed the lineup almost every match to let the girls get a feel for both singles and doubles play. Although the team did not finish with a winning record, there were some good matches played. This year was one of rebuilding so that next season the MRHS Girls Tennis team will be more than prepared to meet their competition. Bonnie Nadel GIRLS TENNIS 221 To The Matawan Regional High School Class of 1989 Citicorp Wishes You Continued Success cmcoRPG CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1989 SHOWCASE BUILDERS, INC. ASSOCIATED COMPANIES 96 FRENEAU AVENUE, MATAWAN, N.J. 07747 (201) 566 1623 224 DEVELOPERS • BUILDERS • DESIGNERS GALLO’S HAIRCUTTERS RT.34 Strathmore Shopping Center Next to Strathmore Lanes Aberdeen 566-3632 Fully Insured Free Estimates CUSTOM Interior-Exterior Polyurethane-Staining Spraying Lewis J. Wright. Jr. {201)591 1864 RENTS SELLS CARS TRUCKS 500 HWY 34 MATAWAN. N.J. 07747 201 566-8111 The Schoor DeFtalmo Conger Group Inc. 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BG JEN H MCC LIVES - WHAT ABOUT 200 80 ZX'S?? SONDRA I MISS OUR BOYS OF SUMMER THE BRAT PACK OF '88 I LOVE YOU! Gibbs TERRI T SO MANY MEN HOW COULD YOU POSSIBLY CHOOSE??? I UNDERSTAND LUV JEN STACIE AND DAWN CH1LLIN POSSE!! BFF UNDER THE “L‘ IN BENSONHURST BROOKLYN MIKAMI'S IN THE BLACK STRETCH LIMO BUGGIN WITH THE BROOKLYN PLAYBOYS ON 86TH STREET SCHEMIN' SISTERS OF 1989 HERE WE COME TEMPLE UNIVERSITY !!! RAKE IS ONE UGLY BIDDY GEE MAN THAT'S NEATO !! I LOVE YOU MARC! ME N YOU 4EVER 6 13 88 I LOVE YOU LITTLE OTILIO JAY JIMENEZ! OH MA GAHD ! C'MON NOW ' YOU'RE THE COOLEST' TRACEY KELLY 4-EVER 1 23 88 VIN - I LOVE YOU - 1SH JON WHERE DOES SALT COME FROM? CINDIE LOVES ROSS AND TAM.M1E LOVES JASON '88 JEN “LET'S HAVE A CATCH TODAY GARY HINKIS - REMEMBER EVER LOVE YA GARY J.W. HOW'S BAND? LOVE GARY J.H — YOU WANNA MAKE A BET? — G M WAT — I WANT A HUG TODAY GARY TERI. JEN. SONDRA - YOU'VE LOST THAT LOV- ING FEELING THANKS MOM AND DAD ISH JENNY H. - RATBOY IS ALIVE WELL MATT TERRI ALWAYS GIBLET. JESSICA. HOKIS SCHEMERS LIVE!!! LULA HEY - LES I KNOWNOTHINABOUT NOTHIN LIVING ON OUR OWN FOR A WEEK!!! THANK GOODNESS FOR THREE WAY CALLING’!! DON'T FORGET WALT! MR WALLSTREET! DISSED AND DISMISSED CRUNCH CAUGHT IN A BUST! DAWN KATZ AND STACIE SOBEL BEST OF FRIENDS - 24 7 365 TILL THE END!!' KEITH - THANKS FOR ALL THE CAR RIDES! NEXT TIME MAYBE I CAN SIT IN FRONT? I'LL MISS YOU MORE THAN YOU WILL EVER KNOW' LOVE KIRA CAROLYN HOW MANY COUPONS? BFF ELYSSA HOLD ONTO THE NIGHTS - SUMMER '88 GIBLET Temptation Arora Betty LH RS CD - If you “toot you'll pollute! Talk to Good N Plenty or Wonder bread lately? KT Mr. Slade your grapht are beautiful! Good Luck next year and thanx for all your help! What a patient soul. KT Genc-N-Gma 11 2 87 Always-N-Forevcr Fee. You get the shmellos the sticks! Penm. ET Phone home! Love ya. Kris Hans. Stans. Frans, we came here to pump up RS Don't Forget our whole gang — Friends Forever And Ever Remember The Broom - LH Laur Don't forget our gang watch out for the Broom' It's casual — Rl Sherri Sal Forever 9 29 87 Beth. Bridget. Dara. Lita. Kerri. Party 91 Friends. Thanks for making my 16 great. Sec ya all In 91 for my next party. BcthAnn BAD H M N.l M M FRIENDS FOREVER Melissa — How's-youMQT) — Love Denise Beth — Let's-go-Dith- way-Dcmse Dee — Remember the Canoe - Hallle To JF n AS well be BFF Love DC KRISTEN AHHH - AHHH - AHHH LOVE PENNI JEFF ROSE PUKE IN ANY CARS? LOVE PENNI NIMOY WAS LOVED - OCT 20 1988 PENNI Pen BOOM-BOOM -MackaLacka- Boom-Boom Fee Pen Moo Moo lives!!! Ughhh!!! Fee Roxanne loves Wayne '88 Lovers Airhead 1 Hey girlies Crunch Crunch Rich Rlke — Want me too drive?? Red Hey Shan Deb Remember 6 per lunch Dor CW CONGRATS TO US WE RE MATURE! ES LE F Howard Lloyd '37 Nikki Lloyd Kimbrel '71 Rich Lloyd '74 Debs Lloyd '75 To Jay B. Pretty Boy want a cracker? PM Jay B. Always and forever. Peace the Pat Joe C. -n- Patti Forever 8-13-87!!! THE BEST OF TIMES TO THE CLASS OF 89”!!! Barbaramanana. eee. eee. eee! Carolyn Jill Missy Good luck in college'.! Deb Tony and Ed you're losers Luv Fee Jill T. remember the J-A-Y luv BAD Wendy B you need a little finesse luv BAD CP. WB. BD don't forget winter!! Barbara (D.T.) Loves Ron (B F.) Best wishes to the class of 1989 Doris Do you know what I mean. Caroline? Cindy. You take a picture of Sally . . HAL CONGRATS WE LOVE YOU MOM DAC HEATHER RONAY MARN1 SILVERBERG BFF Jen. Nice Late Reaction! Luv Marn Hcth EL — Friends Forever! Love Heather S ANG Who says we can't Drive? Heather S Sandy — Soaps Stink! Luv Heather S Karen — Squeaks (Chris's Door) Heather S Laura — Teach me to ski! Luv Heather S Chris — The cutest Kcrmit' Luv Heather S Beth O — Am I obnoxious?' luv Heather S Ellen THESE ARE THE YEARS! LUV HEATHER S CD — Never forget the night at the concert with JE. SC. RA. RS. PC. Janlne MW? Hmm ... KT MATT N MICHELLE ALWAYS AND FOREVER '88 GLEN GARGIULO — WANNA BUY A DUCK? RED GLEN GARGIULO WHATS THING IN THE BACK OF YOUR CAR? LUV KRIS RED AIRHEAD KRISMIS IS 4 EVER 4GET HER MAN LUV YA KRIS SANDY - “I Got the front seat! - MEC Gum When are you going to make a move? Haley — Remember the movies — MEC sp. K — Get out and Rock the car — MEC EL — Stop making me laugh! — MEC Heather When are you goln to hang out Ang thanx for being our mom — MEC Here's to you '89 — PEACE!' Memory of me to my siblings Thousands of miles away bodles-apart Minds Connect. Be noble and kind Boson Nancy Best of Friends Forever Hallle Jen I'm glad we arc so close G.F.F. Hallle Melissa and Kelli Stay Sweet Love Hallle Tina. Davina. Mel. Dead-end Love Amy MART1NE AND ELLEN BEST FRIENDS 4EVA' DIAMOND GIRL N FANTASY GIRL FRENZ 4EVA TIOLET TERR. HOKIS POKIS — REMEMBER SUM MER OF ’88!!!! 1 LOVE YOU SHAWN ALWAYS B.W. MART WHAT'S A WORD? THAT'S A RICK? ELL I Luv Mike T. True Love Always!! 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