North Warren High School - Patriot Yearbook (Blairstown, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1982 volume:

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C Q5 ..:.. 4 ,JA f 5995 4' W.. li XR- X ff -xx .im 3 2 MNH ,N s-xk N X V ng: on f--Q.. HQ' all .a.m,.rmq.u'1 g ..n if X rw W W WW M r yn ..,, I' ..,- Q b. m L QM wg 5 '1 -:GAL L g 1 M 10 11 EHRNING NEW RESPCNSIBII iw Q . D 4 8:2-4, w , ,,,,,.,. ,, ,.,,.....x. ,.,.,, N A,.,..i..... .........,M,......... . 1 '-1.0 'K' a,.,.,-ov'-,MM 'iz THE FINFIL CELEBRHTICN IS REHLLY TWO GRHDUHTION HND STHRTING OVER TFIBLE OF CCJNTENTS NS I GYMNASTICS .... FIELD HOCKEY .... CROSS COUNTRY . FOOTBALL ...... SOCCER ..,..... BOYS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' BASKETBALL WRESTLING ...... CHEERLEADERS. . . SCOREBOARD . . . New Highs Fire Set Strong groceful poise, form, precision ond more . . . the 1981 gymnostics teom upheld oll of these quolities. Although there were only three returning lettermen, Sue, Comille, Boro, Cindy, the teom hod o good seoson. The remoining teom members were competing for their first yeor. The coptoins for this yeor were seniors Comille Cullen ond Sue Moscotello. Comille scored her high score of 7.65 in voulting. Sue received the M.V.P. oword, moking it her fourth yeor for this honor. North Worren hod two gymnosts quolify for store sectionols, Sue ond Borb Moscotello. Boro quolified on bors, while Sue quolified on bors, beom ond floor. This wos on honor since this yeor the stondords for stote sectionols were roised. 5 a A' muse Sm WK! . ,i gms' T56 .. 1 Q 2, fy W ww 'po 1 I x Nh Q VVVV ai 'x l I af Q S Vi L Left: Shoron, returning from obrood, joined gymnostics for her first yeor in competition. Bottom Left: Mikki did o fine job on floor exercise, but could no longer compete ofter on injury. Bottom Center: Borb hoving scored her best of 7.9 on bors helps teom member, Doreen, who received most improved gymnost, through her routine. Below: Cindy improved her beom routine, competed in floor exer- cise, ond excelled in both. If you osk ony Vorsity field hockey ployer they will most probobly tell you thot olthough they did DOT pull out o winning seoson, they wish there were some woy for the record to reflect how very well they reolly did. The teom wos young with only three returning let- termen, ond two ployers who hod never ployed hockey. Their record wos 5-10-2, on improvement over lost yeor's record. Mony gomes were close ond the remotches for the most port were either tied or won. The offensive line wos young, only senior Peggy Mokorevich hod vorsity experience so scoring wos sometimes difficult, The defense which looked to Koren Moderski for ex- perience held strong. Although oll three seniors were greotly opprecioted by the teom, Amy Glodd, with 166 soves os goolie for the seoson, wos voted MVP, One of the most memoroble gomes wos the remotch ogoinst Worren Hills. The girls held this tough teom to o tie ofter losing 4-O the first gome. The returning lettermen for next yeor look forword to next seoson. They hope not only to improve their record, but to hove just os much fun os they did this post seoson, Be Tranquil ls the TOP: L to R: Cooch Gebhord, E. Jennings, P. Mokorevich, A, Glodd, L. Berry, L. Collomoro, BOTTOM: L to R1 B. Sikkes, K. Moderski, C. Gerkhordt, C. Dugon, J. Hollis, H. Spero. Left Column Bottom to Top: JoAnne Johnson reoches for the boll. Teom ond spectotors show hoppiness very loudly while cooch smiles with sotisfoction. At the Belvidere gome Cooch Gebhord works on the strotegy, Our reom shows the fons thot they hove scored ogoin, much to the dismoy of Del. Voiley. Below: Amy Glodd wos voted M.V.P. ond soved 166 gools for her senior yeor. Below: Liso Collomoro wos one of the fullboclss thot soved mony gomes with her quick thinking ond octions. Middle: Peggy Mokorevich, joining lore in the seoson, wos o strong left wing odding to the offensive line, Right Top: loner Hollis, o first yeor member, ex- perienced the thrill of scoring os o right wing. Bottom: Cindy Dugon, onother first yeor member, odded much needed power to the teom. .l . , Mony hours were spent procticing, but the teom olwoys hod o good time M. l E :ff i 'ii 6 'Www M , 'rw was 'ww 1 Biff The hockey team shows their artistic talent with a piece of artwork in Mr. Ivin's room. Wwe 1 W' il Far Left: Karen Maderski was not only an asset to the team skill wise, but with her humor and leadership. Left Top: Bridget Sikkes saved many games with her speed and stick work, Middle Left: Eileen Jennings helped in the Haclsettstown game by scoring two goals, Middle Right: Amy Gladd hams it up in the cage. Bottom: Some action from the Warren Hills game. Runners Improve Under New Cooch The boys' cross-country hod o finol record of 2 ond 9 os they foced some of the toughest teoms in the oreo. This wos Cooch Condinsky's first yeor with cross-country. He introduced mony new methods, such os intervols ond time troining, ond helped the runners to reoch individuol gools. This wos especiolly opporent os the teom's Ieod run- ner, Steve Sondberg, placed first ond ochieved his best time of 17:09 ogoinst Worren Tech. Cop- toin, Joe Mydosh, ron second with o best time of 17:27 ond newcomer Jimmy Shotwell ron third with o best time of 18:02. Every runner gove 10072, showing their dedicotion to the teom ond helping build for future yeors. T Coptoin, Joe Mydosh conquers the hill for onother excellent time Senior Wolt Shotwell improved his time, to finish with on excellent seoson. Left: First yeor runner, Jim Shotwell, proved to be o strong runner, running third for the Potriots. Above: Proving his interest to leorn new techniques, first yeor cooch Condinsky converses with the opposing teom's coach. Juniors Dominote Girls' Teom This yeor's girls' cross-country teom hod o finol record of 4-5 os eoch runner showed greot improvement. They hod four return- ing lettermen ond were dominoted by juniors. The Potriots were led by Adrionne Bornett who hod onother outstonding seoson with o best time of 20:22. She wos followed closely by Sondi Cook who hod on excellent first-yeor ond o best time of 20:37. Coptoin Moryonn Lontingo ron strongly behind the leoders, but wos in- jured eorly in the seoson. Holly Volentine ond Sue Schwortz worked hord oll seoson to breok the 24 min. mork. They both finol- ly did, running the home course in 22:50 ond 23:35, respectively. This yeor showed eoch girl reoching individuol gools ond it is hoped thot next yeor will show even more improvement. FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Lontingo, A. Bornett, S. Cook. BACK: C. Rennspies, R. Zwetkof, S. Schwortz W Mur .x S Wendy Murroy, o second yeor runner, improved Sue Schwortz ond Holly Volentine pushed hord for under 24 minutes ond 0 vorsity letter her time by six minutes. Ss. Q . .J tondi Cook, 0 first yeor runner, ron consistently under 22 minutes. S' Q, Coptoin Moryonn Lontingo continues on for her best time of 21:57. Adrione Barnett running first for the potriot girls, olwoys ploced omong the top five runners Here Jenno Murroy ond Louro Vclentine keep the officiol time of the runners. Over the post 3 yeors, Cooch Goffredo ond Cooch Seol guided the reom to much improvement. 6 5 S I g sis o is 1 - J' E 1 i f ? 3 I in 5 - 1- . 5 -, 4 ws J W' . W. x - -sv g e 4' K 1 se -. ,S - . My K as ' N . 1 X X ei. fp:-,f ' 'ws fig-fs--f K A N. --s 4 so s E x 5 an as kr Q - . A i- ...M Q Ben Boiley prepores to dodge the opposing reom, os blockers, Grl X s E x 2 x 5 E K 5 E i I 5 Mike McDonold helped this yeor's reorn by ploylng both o strong Ol fense ond defense. Solmon ond Shone Wordle cleor the woy. Teom Holds Up Under Under Tough Competition The teom storted working for the seoson in August ond the work poid off. They won their first scrimmoge, The ployers looked good ond there wos hope for o winning seoson. However, due to mony unfortunote injuries, the teom ended with o 4-5 record. Seniors dominoted the teom, ondjuniors Mike McDonoId ond Ben Boiley, contributed mony irnportont touchdowns. Coptoins were Dove Green, John Hoyes, Bruce Brown, Shone Wordle ond Bob Herdmon. Bob Herdmon, who broke school ond personol records for receptions, wos norned M.V.P. One of the wins wos the Phillipsburg Corholic gorne, with o shut-our of 28-O. Touchdowns were scored by Mike McDonold, Bob Herdmon, ond Ben Boiley scored two. Good Luck to next yeor's teom. S. x XR 30? ,QQ 5 mimi 2? 5 I Q J if m A 3 I 1 1 5 i O ' 1 , - 6 5 A - Amer 1 l :UB X I-QSE Poec er. e, B. Herdm B , Fi X y 1194 nao' .1 , 5 .-Ni Our defense shows rheir skill ogoinsf the Jefferson offense F? ,.- ,J xii, ,7 Av ww is ' ,nv 5,-Q ,,,m, 1 if six .,,, ,NNN A 1- 'A .15 'Vw ., - ' 'MA ,,.rx' 4' -45 2 IK 4.- B nz ,fa uk -.,....w-Q-f-0' .,.,Q.-kw:,Q.91,.w ,X wx, ble ossisrs. sk 1-wi ? ,za , I 31 in' ,gi f. r- ,, '4 -ff 1 ,, 5 xv ,746 A 3, ,I 4 , 315 F P M fx fm if xx ,f v-u--X Q X k i 1- if E , X - . f ' , , ,, .. 4 V . .1 5 f 2 if' 5 5 , f ima 5 ' L , A ,, L. ' 1 . I' , , 5 -w , ,,22?iggQg,i, 5 ,L ,AAV ' 1,5 ' ' W ' H Fw V .,,,g,,, , , , fzvef , ' ' V ,, ,R Q we N 1 ,J .M as S A , gf we Above: Agility ond the obiliry rojump ore o must to ploy soccer os Ted demonsrrores. Top Right: No one con srond in Rondy's woy. Right: Everyone seems ro wont 0 piece of the oction. L Top Left: . , , ond Rondy scores ogoin. Top Right: Hey Rob, you better tell your opponent this is soccer not ieopfrog. Above: Chuck Jones hos been on osset to the teom os o monoger for rnony yeors. Right: Soccer, like ony other sport, is very physicol os Glenn Sweet does whotever he con to get the boil. J.V.'s Hit Winning Streolk A spirited ond enthusiostic Junior Vorsity soccer teom hod on im- pressive 1981 seoson. Although they storted out slow in on offen- sive slump, they finished on o five gome winning streok. Their big- gest win wos over Worren Tech, o 10-O gome. The teom finished with 5 wins, 6 losses, 5 ties, There were fifteen returning pioyers odding strength to the teom. Although some ployed vorsity, the remoining members perfected their skills for future vorsity use. Severol honors went out to the following: M.V.P., Leo McNollyg Most Improved, Steve Tucker, ond Hot Dog, Mike Bergen. The two leoding scorers were Rick Sorenson ond Jim Kozimor with five gools eoch. Next yeor's teom looks very hopeful. FRONT ROW. l to r- K. Gorkhordr, K. Kehoe, A. Trupiono SECOND ROW l to r W Mutschler J Trupiono R Soerenson R Feldmon G Hoebler, A. Tuene, M. Bergen, J, Dolon. THIRD ROW: M Bergen J Kozimor L McNolly 5 Seors S Tucker S Loyton S Griesmon B Schumocher, W. Porker, J. Gelok. Left: Rick Sorenson, o leading scorer, wos voted best hustler. Above: Gory Hoebler, o holfbock, wos os strong on defense os on offense. Below Left: They olwoys relied on eoch other, not hoving o dorninont ployer. Smoill Pots Hccomplish Big Goals New Coach, Mr, Ducotre, signols to the players os the rest of the Potriors worch their reornmores ploy 0 chollenging gome, Joe Mydosh was 0 dedicoted ployer. Billjumping up high to win the top Alu. 733 fighting Potriots stop to pose for 0 picture. Bottom Row: Jim Hendershot, Joe Mydosh, Bob Thourot, Ben , Glenn Sweet. Top Row: Ted Cowell, Steve Ford, Corl Posko, Bill Werner, Chris Midkiff, ond Mike Although this yeor's vorsity bosketboll teom wos smoll in height, they were high in spirits. The Potriots lost four storters from lost yeors seoson ond olso their heod cooch. Beginning the yeor with only one storter bock from the preceeding yeor, the en- thusiostic Potriots ended with on im- pressive fifteen - nine record. Their new cooch, Mr. Ducotte, hod no post experience with the Potriots. This lock of experience hod no beoring on Cooch Ducotte. He gove the boys confidence, through his high spirited confident woys. As lost yeor's leogue record ended in two ond six, the Patriots reversed themselves to o six win, two loss finol record this yeor. The boys ployed hord in oll gomes. But the highlight of the seoson wos the outstonding win over Belvidere. The Pots beot the Seoters twice this seoson. This wos the first Potriot win over the Seoters ot Belvidere in sixteen yeors. In the upcoming yeor the teom will ogoin lose four storters, but Cooch Ducotte ond his Potriot pride ore on our side. Bob Thourot in the three dimensions of his successfuljump shot. Bob's floor leodership wos o steody influence on the teom. J 'I Jim Hendershor, Bob Thourot ond Glenn Sweet, oll show their different woys of doing o Ioy-up. Lock of Court Time Doesn't Stop Cogers The 1982 Freshmon bosketboll teom proved to be tough even though they were only ollowed the use of holf of the gym for on hour o doy providing thot there were no other gomes. Despite this foct, they developed on excellent possing gome which is unusuol for o young teom. Their finol record wos 4-12, but it is impossible tojudge them by this. In gomes ogoinsf Worren Hills ond Pope John they were up ogoinst o height disodvontoge but kept up on excellent tempo. Next yeor these ployers will prove to be good ossets to the J.V. ond Vorsity. FRONT: G. Menzel, P. Cohill, J. Posko, E. Powell. BACK: Cooch Strowins, D. Mokorevich, L. McNoIly D. Bell. For Left: Dove Mokorevich, o defender, wos the second leoding scorer ond 0 good rebounder. Left: Scorr Bell's hord work proves ro be rewarding os he wos the most improved ployer ond top rebounder. Above Left: Cooch Srrowins dernonsrrores cz new srroregy ro o concentrating reom, Above: Por Cohill, goined confidence while ploying the sixth mon, who fills in for ony position. Team Overcomes Inexperlence Young, inexperienced, hardworking. All of these can be used to describe this yeor's girls' basketball team. With only two returning varsity letter- winners, coach Wieboldt had a lot of work ahead of him, being a first year varsity coach himself. The girls worked hard, and in the end pulled out an 11-11 record which was very impressive. Even though there wosn't a definite person to fill the fifth starting position. However, the Pats did go to the states, but a very experienced Bayley Ellord was able to come out on top. The highlight ofthe season was a victory over Belvidere at home 28-27, after losing by SO points, the first game. The girls were really proud of this victory and proved not only to themselves but to everyone else that pride and hardwork bring together a winning season. Good luck to next yeor's team. BOTTOM l.-R: C. Dugan, L. Niederlonder A Gladd J Martini R Clovel BACK H Spero L DeJonc M. Lantingo, Above: Sophomore Cindy Dugan did well as point guard, leading the team in assists. Right: Senior Captain Lori Niederlonder was on essential pon ofthe team. 48 T. Delong, J. Hollis, Coach Nino-of wy...v' Above: Mr. Wieboidt in his first yeor os vorsity cooch poses here with the coptoins. Above Right: Sophomore Rochelle Clove-I goined much experience, ond wos olwoys willing to put out 1002. Right: Aggressiveness is something every ployer hos to hove, os Tino Delong is deter- mined to get two points. 50 X Left: When it come to Ieodership quolities, ond the skill to get points, Lori Neiderlonder hod both. Bottom Left: Heidi Spero wos o very effective forword, she is one of the mony hopefuls for next yeor. Bottom Right: Cindy Dugan wos olwoys the one who wonted to poss, which is o very irnportont quolity for ony kind of ployer. .ks 48 V gm, 1 , iw A -f,, nv--H -an-4 'Q-a-qw 'i 3 Ax. .- 0! , ii' Green Sporks for Potriots The wrestling teorn ended their seoson with on impressive 11-5 record. The Potriors competed in the Store Sectionol Tournoment for their second consecutive yeor. They were one of the top four teoms in their division. The teom wos o seeded third in The Group I division. Mony people contributed to the teom's success such os Dove Green, John Sogon, Mike Lehmon, Scott Bedell, ond Bob Jennings. Rob Jennings, tired, but o winner! ffl:-f . rye-y 'ii as BOTTOM ROW: A. Trupiono, S. Bedell, J. Reposky, B. Jennings. SECOND ROW: E. Skow, M, Lehmon, R. Jones, D. Green. THIRD ROW: Mr. Seols, J. Sogon, B. Brown, R. Green, G. Solmon, Mr. Benvonuto. op Left: Greg Solrnon, o sophomore, will be o good osset to the Potriots in the Jture. Ienter: Mike Lehmon injured in the first holf of the seoson, mode o strong come lock. ottom Left: Rick Jones hod o good seoson with on 11-6 record, He wos olso the nd leoder in escopes. op Right: Senior John Sogon, most improved wrestler, hod o record of 15-4-1. ottom Right: Eric Skow, placed third in the Worren Hills Christmos Tournornent. mi . 1 1-w e W , 1.V'1Li14q, L-f ' ua 1 ,fa W' X, ,xii .:' , l E 1 f 52 ' ws 2 ii X Y ai ' If 'Fi' J! X X Q 'W Q42 . W 1 ,nm K ,9 ,E Wm Ill pn R I 1 ...ix X i 'gk i gf W- X: f ' , Q 5 W X x . x N N--1. I I 1 5 5 5 5 v i Q2 E 5 Q 0 Va f Bottom Right: Junior, Scott Bedell, had a fine season, placing third in the districts and having a season record of 18-6. Top Left: Dave Green, was the highest point scorer, having eight pins and o record of 152. Bottom Right: Coach Seal and teammate Dave Green give some advice to Bruce Brown. AWK Kise Ends Seoson i . lf FRONT: B. Gouger, M. Solmon, K. Gerkhordt. BACK: R. Hirsch, R. Kise, Cooch Benvenuto, S. Korolchyk, R. Hohenshilt. Right: Port of the reword for winning is knowing thot your teom- motes ore woiting to shake your hond. Above Right: After o rough motch, Kenny Gerkhordt proudly foces the crowd os the winner. 'w With 13-O Record! The J,V. teom wos hordworking, enthusiostic, ond very determined. Even though the teom's record wosn't impressive the individuol records showed improvement ond effort on the port of eoch wrestler. The three Ieoding wrestlers with the best records were Ron Kise C18-OD, Kenny Gerkhordt 61035, ond Mott Solmon C10-SD. Scott Korolchyk led the teom with 7 tokedowns. Joe Reposky hod 10 neorfolls. Bob Hirsch hod 5 pins. Kenny Gerkhordt, Scott Korolchyk, ond Ron Kise oll hod 6 reversols. The member who scored the most teom points for the teom wos Ron Kise with 78 points. Vorsity expects o lot out of the J.V. wrestlers who received experience this yeor, We're Set We're Poised' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Trocy Schwortz Cmoscotb Koren Runyon Cindy Delmon Moureen Drewes Sue Monticello Suzonne VonDerWieIe Wendy Burmeister Cheryl Stefonocci Kote Winton Kelly Keyser Lindo Mitchell Judy Strout Morjory Copolbo Jennifer Feldmon Cheryl Thourot. Mrs. Glodd - Cooch Wejust won't be defeated . . this was one of the sounds which could be heard at every Patriot sporting event. These supportive yells came from the faithful and enthusiastic cheerleaders. This yeor's cheerleaders were very hardworking, and did a great job in keeping up the school spirit. They would practice long hours for pep rallies and never let the teams down, through rain or shine. The captains of the squod were Cheryl Stefonacci, and Kate Winton. They helped to make the long year a fun one. Mrs. Gladd come back for a second year of advising the girls. The graduating seniors will all be missed, they are Cheryl Stefonacci, Kate Winton, Kelly Keyser, and Wendy Burmiester. i 'ay Cheerleaders Spork .Z J,V.: Miss Hooglond Codvisorb, Alyssa Ford, Kim Collins, Kirsten Jacobson, Lori Sipley, Louro Nordberg, Kristine Berordi, Doreen Bedell. Boys to Victory 7th ond Sth Grode: Mrs, Shoeffer Codvisorb, Kim Miller, Louro VonDerWieIe, Cin di McCrone, Terri LoBorre, Jenny Sweet, Tommy Doyson, Oh Yeoh! I ber I conjump higher. Bloopers ? CIoveI -Hmm, l'm either first or lost! BAD GIRL! I think I'm being followed. Left: You should hove seen ir! if wos 80 fr. long ond hod 10 orms! f 75.976 if L,.,,, E. if 'C' 4? .W 5 umm M W ' 'S A , f ' X, . 45 WW ww 95 S. Num gi i 3,f, ,lj-Lf 2 WJ I or M-M 'l 'll ff Q Yeorbook , . . . H r French Club . . . . A M aw Newspoper . . . . r 4e , 'r Mind Olympics . . . 'l ll Ski Club ..,.. . . . . . . 1 ,.,.,r.wu-M Srudenr Council . . , . . Norionol Honor Society M r e Accounting ....... . ' Qi' Editors ln chief Maryann Lantlnga Section Editors Undergrads Seniors Sports Faculty Finances General Staff Janet Hollrs Chris Walz Eileen Jennings Karen Maderskl Lynn Fullerton Cover Design and additional artwork Bob Herdmon 82 Photography Dave Barnes memories . . . a Cause for The Staff Lisa Callamaro Rosemary Zwetkof Colleen O Rourke Barbara Dean Sandi Meshach Sondl Cook Laurie Garretson Elleke Seeslnk Karen Runyon Cheryl Thourot Sue Schwartz Rachelle Clavel BACK ROW, L-R: Elleke Seesink, Bob Sherman, Karen Runyon, Chris Walz, Sandi Meshach, Barbara Dean, Miss Purrazzella. MIDDLE ROW L-R: Lisa Calla S d' C - ' maro, on I ook, Sue Scwartz. FRONT ROW1R. Cheryl Thourat Jenny Feldman Rosemary Zwetkof Missin Mar an L , , . g: y n an tinga, Janet Hollis, Rachelle Clavel, Lynn Fullerton, Karen Maderski, Eillen Jennings. Celebration l i i The '82 Potriot stoff chonged o lot in this yeorbook this yeor. The most obvious being the cover. The contents were chonged ond reorronged somewhot, olso. We ore proud of the outcome. Much time ond effort wos put into improving the quolity of the book. Boxiness wos toboo in the loyouts, but White spoce wos desired. The copies were checked to moke sure they were interesting ond grom- moricolly correct, ond the titles hod to be cotchy. But not oll of being on the yeorbook stoff is hord work. This stotf hod plenty of fun! The meetings were olwoys full of loughs. Especiolly with the humor of the sophomores. Also, it wosn't unusuol to see Koren ond Eileen punking out in the typing room. The greotest fun is when you con point to o poge ond soy l did this. Thot is probobly the best ospect obout yeorbook. A speciol thonks goes to Miss Purrozzello, who hod the utmost in po- tience with us. The omount of work she did is immeosuroble. The entire stoff thonks her. Other credits go to Mr. Dick Siono who donoted his time, oirplone, ond fuel for the oeriol picture of the school. Also, to Mr. John Collomoro who took the picture. And of course o very speciol thonks goes to Dove Bornes who could olwoys be counted on for quolity picutres, A thonks olso goes out to Bob Herdmon for designing the '82 cover. The entire stoff hopes you enjoy this yeorbookl 67 ,1 Thanks Miss P.! s,.f,--ff' 68 Eileen ond Koren oiwoys hod the tunes going, Liso ond Dorb olwoys found time to pose for 0 picture, Always smiling ond working together Come on you guys! Get bock to work. Letter From the Editors Being on the yeorbook stoff hos been o greot honor for us. Becouse others depend on us to get thejob done, we now hove o greoter sense of responsibility. We both owe o big thonks to the stoff. Reliobility wos never o question, we could olwoys count on them. ln spite of the pressures, there were olwoys good times. Becouse of the stoff's unique sense of humor, there were olwoys plenty of loughs ot the meetings. Both of us ore reolly glod thot yeorbook gove us the opportunity to meet these fun-loving people. A big thonks goes to Dove for olwoys being there with his trusty comero. We hope you know, Dove, thot we reolly opprecioted your time ond effort. This letter gives us the opportunity to thonk Miss P. for oll her support ond encourogement. Only she stopped us from jumping off o cliff with the intro! Thonks Miss P., reolly. To the closs of '82 we would like to soy good luck ond we hope thot this book hos coptured the memories of your senior yeor well. We hope the rest of the school, olso, enjoys reoding the book os much os we enjoyed putting it together! r ' -.f at L mm sf'3!v4-V0.2 X' Liso Collomoro Moryonn Lontingo E The French Club is the only longuoge club this yeor. lt's o smoll but octive group, There ore obout fifteen students in the club. Under the leodership of Mrs. Borobos, the group held their fomous Mordi Gros. Every yeor the students celebrote with lots of goodies ond interesting costumes. With President Moureen Drewes, Vice President Shielo Comerio, Secretory Louri Nordberg, ond Treasurer Denise Norton, the club members olso hove o fondue porty. Some of the types of fondues mode were cheese ond chocolote. While they ote, they viewed films on Fronce. And yet onother porty wos held or Holloween. All in oll the French Club members seem to hove o good time with French troditions, ond Americon ones, too. French Club Celebrates cccc on mardi Gros Por Ultra lgatrint 151155 North Warren Regional High School Blairstown N.J 07825 This year the Newspaper staff put out several editions of the Patriot Press, The newspaper not only included articles on the events going on in the school, but also encouraged students to submit creotive writing and poetry, The patriot lgresshnx Emron Edwnrd Giordano CO EDITOR C1lthlKassaklnn CONTRIBUTORS Chrlslme Coluccl Sue Mantm Lon Nemsladt Wendy Lnnngst FACULTY ADVISOR Mr Golzio FRONT ROW: I-r K. Sweeney, K, Unongst, M. Lambert, T. Terpstra. SECOND ROW: I-r S. Martini, L. Nlenstedt Wolff. THIRD ROW: I-r W. Unangst, W. Porker. BACK ROW: E. Giordano, editor. North Worren received two exchonge students this yeor. They were Froncisco Silvo who left in Jonuory ond Mosoyo Yomouchi who will be here for groduotion, Exchonge students not only get o chonce to experience teenoge life in the U.S. students ond tell ushow they felt obout North Worren ond Americo. We hope thot both Froncisco ond Mosoyo will treosure their time spent in Americo. but give us o chonce to leorn obout our peers in foreign countries. This yeor we decided to let them write o letter to us, the My nome is Froncisco Silvo. I'm from Bogoto, Columbio, S.A. I come under the Rotory Youth Exchonge Progrom to stoy in the U.5.A. for o yeor. I hove been with four fomilies, my first wos in Moplewood, NJ. I wos going to Columbio H.S. for the first six months. In the summer I went on o big bus trip oround the U.S.A. with oll exchonge students. We went to Colifornio by woy of the North ond we come bock by the South, so we Ieorned obout twenty-five stores. Then I come to this town to stoy with the Wolloce fomily, where I wos for two months. Then I went to the Shoemoker fomi-ly, ond now I om in the Gilmore home. This hos been o very big experience for me, chonge of fomily, longuoge, friends, school, etc. This is pretty hord but ot the some time is greot. Tolking obout Bloirstown, I think it is greot. I reolly like the school here, olso the people ond I think thot I leove o lot of friends here thot I won't forget ever ond I hope to come bock some doy on vocotion ond see everybody ogoin. I wont to soy thonk you to everybody for everything, especiolly to oll my fomilies in here ond in generol. Froncisco N . it , 5, rl ga , my K . 1 V M My nome is Mosoyo Yonouchi, I'm on exchonge student from Jopon this yeor. This is the first time thot l've been obrood. I hove been eoger to come to this country since I wos twelve yeors old. Now my dreom hos come true, but it's not os eosy to get olong in o different country os I expected. Yet, I om very hoppy to stoy in Bloirstown ond study ot North Worren. Actuolly school, food, custom, Ionguoge, the woy o person thinks, ond so on ore completely different, therefore it wos so hord to get used to everything. I'm getting o nice ond o precious experience more ond more. People ore very nice ond kind to me. Before I come here, I hod much difficulty in persuoding my porents, teochers ond so forth. ljust soid, Let me go to America. In foct, ofter I go bock to Jopon, o big entronce exominotion will be woiting ond I don't think I hove enough time to get reody. I'm not regretting coming here oll the some. I will never forget this precious experience. I love Bloirstown, I love Newslersey, I love Americo, I love North Worren. I'm sure I will come bock to the United Stores to see people! Thonk you! Mosoyo , ' , I dim! Johnny, Dolly, ond Omonouts Join Forces Olympics of the Mind, better known os Mind Olympics, is 0 club for the creotive students of the school who ore willing to put their creotivity to use by solving the given problems. This yeor the problems to solve were Monsters Menocing Monkind, Omonouts, ond Cruppets, They competed on Feb. 18 ot Lokelond Reg. H.S. ond did very well, Omonouts plocing first while Monsters Menocing Monkind ond Cruppets ploced second which quolified oll three teoms for Store competition. In Monsters Menocing Monkind, they hod to creote o herofheroine, monster, ond endongered creoture, Dolly, which wos to be soved by the hero while the monster ottocked the enemy. ln Omonouts, the teom hod to design o motoriz- ed vehicle with different devices to pick up designoted objects ronging from o cereol box to o holf o cup of woter. Finolly, in Cruppets, the students hod to write o ploy in which the moin chorocter hod to be one of the given celebrities, ours being Johnny Corson, plus they olso hod to creote four other chorocters, bockdrops, ond props. Come Spring, the school sow the three teoms going down to Soyreville, N.J. for Stote competition. Johnny Corson Is interviewing Bobby Bowl, on English type of roller bowl, ond Rounchy Rlchord Sock ond his home, locker, o very distinguished port of every high sduool. S 5 9 FRONT ROW: T. Klein, L. Poul, J. Keiper, SECOND ROW: Mr. Smith, S. Schwartz with Dolly, G. Woyzichowsky, P. DeReo, F. Gefhmd Seesink, D. Woyzichowsky, E. Seesink, S. Cook, J. Johnson, L. Truex, J. Johnson, BACK ROW: W. Murroy, L. Freet, B. Feldmon, C. Gnd the Colucci, G. Lenkey, S. Greismon, B. Schultz, Mr. DeHoven. R , ix F c ggyis is, l l g c .. f w t El 1, Schultz and his teammates watch as Scott Greisman begins his journey The Cruppeteers and their newly created go over their play, The some designated objects. Johnny Carson Abstract Review. The Monsters Menacing Mankind team exchange ideas on how to fix and better the style of the problem. g ready for the kill 9 of his endangered creature. Skiers Hit the Slope: Below: Skiers prepore for the first run of the night. Right: Gus Jocobson, checking his equipment before embarking. Wwe 2 ii X if S SkiCIub1 T. Benson, T. Gilmore, D. Konyo, M. Miller, L. O'Rourlse, L. Kleber, A. Ford, D. Oleszels, L. Powell, K. Collins, K. Jocobson, K. Sweeney, Hoogendorn, L. Srrik G. Ryon, F. Koeck, M. Wright, R. Zwetkof, D. Morgon, M. Boldwin, S. Huber, K. Anderson, D. Willionns, M. Anderson, S. Gorretson, K. Monning, P. Ohlond, J. Johnson, Kovoch, G. Lenkey, S. Griesrnon, S. Molsorvech, G. Jocobson, P. Scholfoni, S. Meshoch, R. Schissler, S. Cook, B. Herdmon, L. Collornoro, L. Corby, W. Porker, J. Dolon, Sondberg, S. Winoy, B. Schumacher, B. Sikkes, B. Deon, S. Schwortz. i 6 f sis- X so . :'r'2 f BS.. Camelback Resting in the lodge wos essentiol so thot one could ski with os much power os possible. Here Pornelo Ohlond, Rosemory Zwetkof, JoAnn Johnson, ond Julie Johnson prepore to leove. , Q' Wm yf The ski club took five trips to Comelbock this yeor under the odvisorship of Mr, Terhune ond Miss Sheehon. There were no mojor occidents this yeor to mor the ski trips. Fun wos hod by oll, in the lodge moking new friends os well os on the slopes improving skiing skills. Observing the slopes showed mony students teoching new skiers the ropes. By the end of the five ski trips these students were oble to go to the top of the mountoin. The big chollenge for the experienced skier wos Morjie's Delight, but few dored venture down thot slope. All in oll this yeor, the odvisors hod little to do but enjoy themselves skiing. What oi Bunch of Sweethearts! This yeor's Student Council not only corried on the precedent of pride, leodership ond students' rights, but hod ct greot time doing it! Mr. Ivins, the odvisor, sets on exomple for oll by giving suggestions ond orgonizing events. The big event this yeor wos the Volentine's Doy Cornotion sole. Student Council sold pinls cornotions for love, white for friendship, ond red for mystery. lt wos o greot success! The Student Council had os much fun getting the cornotions reody os the students did receiving them! Even the seventh ond eighth graders showed their Volentine's Doy spirit byjoining in the fun swf Judy Straut, who organized this yeor's carnotion sole, demonstrates Soffyjim -meyq-9 nor ALL yours! how it is done. fnauqg Student Council officers team up on the foil department. Notionol Honor Society FRONT: D. Norton, L. Freer, C. Colucci, E. Giordono, C. Cullen, C. Gerkodr, L. Collomoro. SECOND ROW: Advisor: Mrs. McDoungh, C. Kossoklon, L. Lorhion, C. O'Rourke R. Moore, C. Angle, W. Murroy, S. Schworrz, 5. Moscorello, B. Deon. BACK: R. Feldmon, W. Shorwell, D, Ferro, G. Woyzichowsky, E. Schilling, K. Moderski, R. Moore, B Thouror, S. Mocervich, R. Klien. Flccounting Club The moin octivity of the occounting club wos selling Peonut Butter Cups ond Krockel Bors. This wos done to roise money for o scholorship. The club members were students from Accounting I ond Accounting ll. All in oll the club hod obout thirty members. Mr. Horris wos the odvisor ond the President wos Sue Moscotello. The other of- ficers were Lori Neiderlonderz Vice President, Cheryl Klein: Secretory, ond Borb Ackersonz Treosurer. Wit 6 L, F1 vi Ee BAND .,., CHORUS ....., SOC HOP ....., HOMECOMING .... SENIOR PLAY ..4..., PEP RALLY .....,.., MONTE CARLO SHOW GAMES NIGHT ,,..... SADIE HAWKINS DANCE MUSICAL ...II,..... The Spirit Soloist Gerhard Woyzichowsky shows his stuff in the opener Russian Easter ! I 1 of Bond ,1- Above: North Warren Guord line, which was in- structed by Sherri Blumer ond Christine Wolz. This yeor's group wos young but promising, perform- ing o difficult show ond doing o better job every time. Left: Drum Mojors Jim KeNoro ond Cheryl Angle show style ond perfection which ore only o smoll port of the responsibility thot comes with the title of being Drum Mojor. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Boulsnight, music instructor, Miss Jeon Schoch, guord odvisorg ond drum mojors Jim DeNoro ond Cheryl Angle, the Morching Bond hos lifted school spirit ot footboll gomes, pep rollies, ond mony other school octivities throughout the yeor. For the post two yeors the bond hos ottended Loke Owego Comp where the hord work, determinotion, ond pride begins os the field show is leorned. This yeor's performonce consisted of: Russion Eoster, The Devil Went Down to Georgio, On Broodwoy, Elk's Porode, ond concluded with She Believes in Me. Not only did the bond perform for the community ond the school, but they com- peted ogoinst schools such os Whiteholl, Bongor, Lenope Volley, Cotosouquo, ond mony others os the seoson progressed. With this in mind you con see thot the bond is o very octive port of our school ond of our well known school spirit! Senior Deon Ferreiro hos ployed on importont role in bond since his freshmon yeor showing determinotion leodershlp ond setting o good exomple for the upcoming bond members. ggi E 23 an 2 are ,, 'fi V . ' lj : .ww x J' il ,X Skwgxggg? Q 2 'N Q 4 I in ig? 'firm , - KE h i s W W 1 + X, 9 4 D, ,N ffh Wylff Q A , ,4 Q -x - xi, 51 w f' ,fs EiF?wii.3Wmmw, 5 T2 'Qi H? 'fx 'iff ff 1if-km? E4 1 awfi i f X WX M. s 1 I 1 music Has a Language Above: Soloist trombone player Chuck Jones has always been a powerful member in the band. Top Center: Senior Darla Bielecki has participated in Coun- ty Band, Marching Band, and Concert Band for four years. She was also an active member of Who's Who Among American H.S. Musicians. Top Right: Mr. Bouknight is always teaching new skills to perfect the player's sound. Right: Tracey Gray and Lori Freet have worked hard and done a goodjob in both Marching and Concert Band. Opposite Page Bottom Left: The members of the junior bands practice in spare time. Bottom Right: Tuba player Billy Maher proves to be promising in the future for both Marching and Concert Band. 4 sg S ax Q is +5 i 1 3 i r 5 The chorus presented mony new tolents to the school this yeor. These students performed before the student body prior to the Christmos progrom. Sherry Roth, Junior, gove her debut performonce. The song thot she song wos Evergreen, Other performonces were by North Worrens' own Borbershop Quortet consisting of Bill Stouffer, John Kosberg, Jim DeNoro, ond Bob Sullivon. Lori Coin song o song from this yeor's musicol entitled Tonight g ond Jomie Schissler performed to his own guitor occomponiment. Members of the chorus were olso hord ot work on this yeor's musicol, West Side Story. Above: Cheryl Angle, Lori Coin, Sherry Roth, ond Sue Bonder, put forth oll their Christmas spirit in this song. Chorus Shows in Cheryl Angle putting in her extro hours. Her beoutiful music is o big occent td the chorus. 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S in The condidotes give o round of opplouse os Cheryl is onnounced Homecoming Queen The Homecoming Gome fell on Oct. 8, ond it wos ogoinst Jef- ferson, o rough competitor. Although our teom wos behind or holf-time it did not offect the bond's outstonding performonce. After the show the crowd cought o glimpse of the condidotes ond were just os curious os to whom the school body voted in os Homecoming Queen os the five girls were. Miss Mosson introduced the girls one by one with their escorts. The nominees were, Dorlo Bieleki, Comille Cullen, Wen- dy Burmiester, Cheryl Stefonocci, ond Sue Moscotello. When the winner wos onnounced o very hoppy Cheryl wos hugged by her mother. She received o tioro, o sosh, flowers, ond o brocelet from the Booster Club. She wos crowned by lost yeor Queen Lionne Tucker. Congrotulotions Cheryl, we're hoppy to hove you representing our school. The bond performed excerpts from the field show. Here thei tirilgg The first person to congrotulote Cheryl wos her mother ofte liner ww ,E :VVV Q K f ,P if s concentrating on ploying Elk's Porode. We . ' H V , , E 5. - , J ,x nm-!,,f1---,f-',7-, -umm - 'f gig3,igc.,f, Q .1 . 33' '7Af1jLf5e' - ,, V ,V t ,V 1, i,. i gf V: ,, ' z.lfffyf ' if M. I 4 ,, -. Lionne Tucker, the 1980 Homecoming Queen, returned from college to crown this yeor's .leering Very loudly for her- Homecoming Queen Cheryl Stefonocci. Time Out for Ginger' THE CAST in order of oppeoronce LIZ, the mold ..... AGNES CAROL ............. HOWARD CAROL ............ JOAN, their doughter, oge 18 ...... JEANNIE, their doughter, oge1o .... GINGER, their doughter, oge14 .... EDDIE DAVIS, Joon's boyfriend ....... TOMMY GREEN, Ginger's boyfriend ..... BOB WILSON, high school principol . . . ED HOFFMAN, bonk president ..... . . . Cyndy Stys Trocy Botwinick Rob Rojkowski Comille Cullen . . . . Coryl Fink . Julie Christion . Bob Herdmon .Nick Anzevino . . . John Hoyes . . . Rick Moore BACK ROW, L TO R: Rick Moore, John Hoyes, Cyndy Stys, Mr. Poecker, Julie Christion, Nick Anzevino. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Rob Rojkowski, Trocy Botwinick, Coryl Fink, Comille Cullen, Bob Herdmon. mokes o Touchdown! il' On the evening of Jonuory 15 ond lo there were some very nervous people ot our school. They were the seniors who were responsible for the production of Time Out For Ginger. Whether it wos the butterflies or their tolent, the ploy come off greot! The plot wos obout o girl who wonted to go out for the footboll teorn, ond did! The events surrounding this were presented with o comic twist. Mr. Poeclser did o fontosticjob preporing the seniors for their debutg he wos helped by Mr. DeMoio. The ort ond prop crews should be commended for o job well done, ond to the octors ond octresses goes o congrotulotions for presenting on entertoining ploy. Top: Trocy Schwortz opplies Trocy l3otwonick's moke-up, to perhops the tune of A Sror ls Born. Bottom: The moke-up people deserve lots of creditg here Kelly Keyser, Trocy Groy, ond Kote Winton contribute their port to the couse. iv , M f ,,L 99 I kn- I Above Left: Ginger stores I hote men! Above Right: Agnes Corol stoyed colm throughout the ordeoi, olwoys offer- ing sound odvice. Center Left: I got so corried owoy I opened the cor door for Joon, I never did thot before in my Iife! excloirns Eddie Dovis, obout Mr. CoroI's speech on monners. Center Right: Occupational Theropy? soys Ed Hoffman when Howord's job wos on the Iine becouse of Ginger ploying footboil. Right: A very concerned Bob Wilson, the school principol, begged Howord to stop Ginger from ploying. S fl? kr Top Left: Howard puts on Jeannie's wrist corsage on her opening night. Top Right: Meek Tommy Green and athlete Eddie Davis have a confrontation the night of the ploy. Above: Tommy finally stands up for Ginger by punching Eddie. This scene got quite a lot of feedback from the audience. Left: Howard enthusiastically demonstrates Ginger's touchdown. L' A K N L x si af, in j H. in as m L A JL mar U... 9 I 11 S 1 ' fi 'NK NWWI4 r W1 :L mmrg W mms umm :mom Lum sam :mars -an snzcca zen 'K .- V 8 8 BRIDE 505553 IAHRHLQUUIIY 13509 LEA CHWS M !97U'i'80 A PHRIUTS HRK! CUNY LUG! . CHIIPS MSEBALL . New Policy Brings Flbout Better Pep Rollies The purpose of pep rollies is to prepore the sports teoms for the im- portont gome oheod. Our pep rollies definotely do theirjob! This yeor o new policy wos begun. Any student not wishing to ottend the pep rolly wos ollowed to stoy in the ouditorium. The overwhelming opinion of the student body ond the odrninistrotion wos positive. The pep rollies this yeor were greot fun ond on exomple of the Potriot spirit. Seniors Show Rare Talent lt was November 20, and with only two nights of practice behind them, the seniors Calong with others? opened their Se- cond Annual Monte Carlo Show. Ed Giordano, the show's M.C., became adept at ad-libbing between acts as the night rolled on, giving the next acts time to set up. He was helped by Cheryl Angle, who accompanied him by playing the piano through the night. The acts were varied. They ranged from The Singing Petals, Hiawatha, The Singing Waiters, to Attack of the Clothespins with some dancing in between. The second night went much more smoothly. Not only did the actors do o superb job, but the people behind the scenes, the waiters, waitresses, etc., worked above and beyond the call of duty. All told, it was a hugh success, two nights of good fun for all involved. M 3. S Top Right: Everyonejoined in as the Singing Waiters crooned holidoy favorites. Above: Some juniors helped the seniors out when The Petals sang The Rose. Above Right: Wendy Burmeister and Cheryl Stefonocci showed off their dancing talents. 104 8 22365 ri. V 5 1 4 53 ,Ks 'Wi' ai I is L 4. . 5-nf Suu! ,P as if sl K Q W 'avr in f 1-' ,fx gg? T ga 3? fig Wi 1 is W L.. i i is 'S 5 5 if A M , - , , vw 3, - if 44-- : 3. ,. v f i im :EIJTL ' 55 :li . ,, - ' - 8 ww-4W 1g?aa s 7 5 fiiii f :riff 4211 1 .lg H I ,,,- - fy: 'ff-'i Q, is K fi'f5 K A, -5 . , :r5,Q ' , V f,,m,.,, , , , . if , ia, mhh' 5 -2 ZZL f i L i 'k if 3 W is 5 if if U ..., I .,e,:,, ,pe 1 vgii ,ae I f .. E,,. ,V 9? S si s s , K Top: The bond helped out by ploying school fovorites such os On Broadway. Left: Lindo Mitchell ond compony showed o new inrerprerorion of 'Hioworhof' Above: Steve Mokorevich wos o lirrle red in rhe foce os he accepted his rose for going obove ond beyond the coll of duty. The Fons Do It Up! North Warren Bosketboll Fons ore M! This wos the cry of the foculty ond students this yeor os they boosted our bosketboll teorns to winning home records, Between the rowdy crowd, ond the high spirited cheerleoders, every gome wos on exciting experience for both the fons ond the people. 'w .---f 'y .,.qQixNL ww Wits' ua? Boys Dominate the Dance FIoor!? Although the Sadie Hawkins Dance may not have pulled in a lot of money for the Junior Class, it was far from being unsuccessful! This dance was held on February 26 in the cafeteria. Hunger Hut was nowhere to be seen, though the cafeteria was decorated with hearts and streamers. Also, homemade goodies, made by thejuniors were on sale. Supplying the music was North Warren's very own band . . . White Horse. The general consensus was that it was fantastic to have musicians we knew up on stage. Besides, they put out great music. CThe members are Steve Sandberg, Frank Brohl, and Matt Thompson. Everyone in attendance had a fabulous time, and at this dance the guys showed up the girls when it came to the dancing. Never before were so many of the guys on the dance floor, dominating them were, of course, thejuniors! The students certainly hope to see more dances like this one in the future and perhaps more music from White Horse! 108 H .c . 1, ' ai vi. 109 H modern Dog Romeo ond Juliet ! . N. I 9 io fii. , 1 'uw ,gi 9 , ,, T The sign thot storied it oil!!! Tony, pleoding with Riff ond Bernordo ro moke the rumble o foir fight On March 26, 27, and April 3, 4, the choral department presented West Side Story, a modern day Romeo and Juliet. From audition in October until opening night, the work was non- stop. Some cast members puf in as much as 20 rehearsal hours a week learning lines, songs, and dances. All the work was worth it, though, the reward was the audiences enjoyment. Due to the time factor, these pictures were taken during the final stoges of rehearsal. Top Left: Mr. Demaio and Ms. Pittis' successful direction has enabled the show's run to be extended to two consecutive weekends. Bottom Left: Maria's brother, Ber- nardo, leader of the shark gang, having an argument with his girlfriend Anita. Above: Tony and Maria vowing only death will part us now! 111 The setting is the Lower West Side of Monhotton, 1957. The curtoin opens to growing tension between two rivol street gongs, the Jets ond the Shorks. Morio, o Shork, ond Tony, o Jet, foll into forbidden love. The climox of the ploy occurs ot the rumble between the two gongs. Trying to prove thot his love con overcome rociol prejudice, Tony otternpts to stop the rumble, His ottempt wos in voin, the end result being Tony losing his life, Morio losing her brother ond her love. Opposite Poge, Left: Tony, ofter ovenging the deoth of Riff, reolizes he hos killed Morio's own flesh ond blood. Top Middle: Led by Riff, the Jets ore plonning to regoin their lost territory. Bottom Middle: Anito ond the Shork girls singing the proises of Americo. Above: Rondy Moore ond Jennifer Feldmon putting in their hours of proctice for the only full cornpony donce scene. The Jets Riff .... Tony . . . Action . . . A-Rob ..... Baby John . . . Snowboy . . . Diesol ........ Tiger ............. Tony Cas a child? . . . The Sharks Bernardo ........... Chino ............... Maria CBernordo's Sister? . . . Anita ............... Pepe .... . lndil . . . Tora .... Anxious ........ Luis ............... Maria Cas a child? .... Singers and Dancers Cheryl Angle Lisa Bartolozzi Rene Bates Sharon Benson Jenny Biddle Suzanna Delaney Maureen Drewes 14 . . . . Michial Bergen . . . . Randall Moore . . . William E. Stauffer . . . Jeffrey Gardner JayDavis . . . . . . Jon Kosberg . . . . James Schissler , . . David Oleszek . . . Sean Sullivan . . . Robert P. Sullivan . . . . James DeNora .........LoriCain . . . . Cheryl Stefanacci ...... Tom Boland StevenHuff . . . . . . Melvin Wright . . . Victor Santomartino . . . Robert Sherman . . . . Sharon Benson Caryl Fink Linda Mitchell Jenny Feldman Lori Nienstedt Margie Plunkett Sherri Roth Cindy Smigle Flrt Crew Mrs, Hough explains to her crew what needs to be done. Heather Johnson and Sherri Blumer created one ofthe important scenes M, is N Nsssss. FRONT ROW: Chris Heines, Mariam Meyer, Wendy Jones, Wendy Wolf, Patty Tironi, Tracey Martin, Laura Keller. 2nd ROW: Joanne Fodera, Chris Glory, Jennifer Murray, Kelly Vough, Sue Gwintt, Debbie Bates, Lori Lothian, Laura Turex. 3rd ROW: Kirsten Jacobson, Karen Kassakian, Rene Janes, Nancy Pascale, Joe Burdge, Karen Thornas, Michelle Shultis, Sharon Conrad, Dawn Squero, Missy Styles. BACK ROW: Ceclia Train, Alice Gouger, Judy Cook, Mrs. Hough, Heather Johnson, Peter Grabowsky, Sherri Blumer, Kim Collins, Scott Wolf. W. .. N , v,,., , ..,-W.., 2 5 f 116 A 1gf:1- is A if . :l5'Q'.r7'E2 , , BOARD OF EDUCATION ...... 118 ADMINISTRATION ...... . . . 119 FACULTY ........... .... 1 20 SCIENCE . . . . . . . 124 BUSINESS .... .... 1 28 SOCIOLOGY . . . . . . . 130 LIBRARY , . . . . . . 132 ART ..... .... 1 34 WOOD ......... .... 1 36 METAL ............. .... 1 38 HOME ECONOMICS . . . . . . . 140 CHILD CARE ....... .... 1 42 C.I.E. .......,.,,,,, .,., 1 44 JANITORIAL STAFF .... .... 1 45 117 Boord of Educotion President Mr. Robert Drew V' H .. sl. . ' , Z N' 1 if ir .4 if rr r r .r V : Ml kko, K as .rgrgkkii Mrs. Olga B. GUNS., Mrs' Rose Krauss Mr. Allen P. Blckhordf Mrs. MoryAnn Fink Mr. Fred Hornetr Ill Mr. Joseph XV. Kossokion Mrs. Leno Keyser Mr. Raymond Pohl Mr. Dovid Shorwell 118 Fldministration Dear Graduates, The future is now yours. Do not be content with things as they are. Accept your responsibilities and do not submit to failure. You will make mistakes, but os long as they are honest mistakes from which you gain wisdom you will be successful. l wish you health, happiness and success. Always strive to be the best in whatever you do in your personal and professional life - never settle for second best. .f Ky Jack D. Sweet Principal Dear Graduates, l would like to congratulate you on your graduation from High School and wish you well for the future. As you look back at your years at North Warren you will remember both good times and bad. Always remember that you were able to deal with the bad times and conquer the problems they presented. While those problems may seem small and insignificant now, they weren't at the time. l enjoyed your class at North Warren and look forward to your returning for future visits. fx I 5 It NI XVI I7 X' Phillip l. Evertz Vice Principal To the Class of 1982: I know you are anxious to get started with your plans for the future. Over the past several years you have worked and studied, practiced and ployed, and grown - grown mentally as well as physically - and now you are ready to begin your lives as members of your community. l wish to each and every one of you the happiness of a pro- ductive life, the respect of your fellow human beings, and the love of your family. May the future be yours. The best of luck and congratulations to the Class of '82 I 1 ' I L Dr. Edward W. Herbert Superintendent 119 Faculty ond Staff Mrs. R. Borobos Mr. T. Bortholomew Mr. B. Bouknight Mrs. I. Brockmon .Mrs. V. Brownell Sponish-French English Bond Director Office Secretory Librorion Mr. W. Condisky Mrs.'E. Coto Mr. L. Chinnock Miss G. Chisesi Mrs. P. Cornish History Child Study Teorn Science C.l.E. Coordinotor Librory Clerk Secretory Mr. D. DeHoven Mr. M. DeMoio Mr. F. Dolon Mrs. R. Drew Mr. T. Ducotte Physics-Chemistry Chorus Director Metol Shop Office Secretory Phys. Ed. Driver's Ed. Mrs. U. Emery Miss D. Farley Miss C. Faunce Mrs. W. Fechison Guidance Secretary Guidance Counselor Biology Math Mrs. C. Feldman Special Education Mrs. l. Gavin Mrs, G. Gladd Mr. M. Gaffredo Mr. H. Golzio Agriculture Aid to P.l. Class Algebra and Advanced Maths industrial Arts Mrs. M. Guarisco Social Studies Mr. W. Hart Miss P. Hoagland Mrs. C. Hough Mr. R. lvins English Special Ed. Teacher Art Algebra - Geometry Mrs. P. Kmetz Mrs. J. Kale Mrs. D. Kresly Miss J. Masson English Earth Science Science Athletic Director Mrs. R. Kantor Speech Therapist Mr. W. McDermott Business Mrs. B. McDonough Mr. W. McDonough Mrs. E. McMiIlion Mrs. L. Merrifield Mrs. E. Nordberg Guidonce Counselor Wood Shop Physicol Educotion Biology Physicol Education Ms. K, O'Connor Mr. J. O'Connor ' Mrs. B. Pogono Mr. V. Perez Mrs. C. Piccolo Psychologist lnschool Suspension Nurse Spanish Moth Miss A. Pittis Mr. G. Poeker Miss S. Purrozzello Mrs. C. Pustizzi Mr. V. Putizzi P.l. Closs English History Reading - Title I Guidonce Mrs. C, Rondoll Mrs. J. Reposky Mr. A. Rincovoge Mrs. l. Rudolph Mr. R. Rufe Home Economics Gifted ond Tolenred Moth English Accounting Mrs. A. Rung Mrs. Russo Mr. P. Sadusky Mrs. K. Sandberg Mrs. V. Schaeffer Math Child Study Reading Office Secretary Math Miss J. Schock Mr. R. Seal Miss E. Sheehan Mrs. M, Sipley Mr. R. Smith German Physical Education Home Economics Secretary to Superintendent English Mr. D. Snyder Mr. M. Srrawins Mrs. K, Sutton Mrs. G. Sweeney Mr. B. Terhune Physical Education History Child Study English History Mrs, P. Tironi Mr, R. Wieboldt Mrs. H. Yagor Miss R. Zenock Aid for Handicap History Business Special Education Right: Corole Gwynne concentrotes on the heoting of Acetomide. Below: Studious TQ. shows his dexterity by determining the freezing point of Acetomide. For Right: Deon Ferreiro shows how eosy it is to weigh o pendulum in Physics. Our Future 1 E 1 3 A ww Left: Rosemary Zwetkof and Randy Moore set out to measure the radiation of Yttrium-90. Far Left: Dirk Bennett keeps his cool waiting for his Acetamide ta boil. Below: Frank Albanese onticipotes the outcome of his experiment. Frank is determining if there is glucose in the test tube. Whot's Up Doc. Above: Doctors Corol Mitchell Crighrb ond Lorrie Lorhion. The exominorion of the Dorren Lorson. potienr is corried on by Doctors Steve Conrad on 'ie 2125 :Bait LSQKBALQ Above: The entire staff ponders over the patient, low: The patient pre-operation, The frog sat there, just waiting for one of the Doctors of 'W T' . , . . s siiitt 2i'ii ' 'ssi 1 Q stii f is Miss Faunce s Biology class to operate on him. , , M Before the operation began, there was the scrubbing up of both patient and doctor. After the cleaning was T Mt completed, they were ready to perform. The operation began. The cutting open of the stomach by the doctors, the heart and lungs were located Cfinallyb and they were able to determine the organ's function in the body. The surgery was finally completed after periods of 1 exhaustion and much frustration, they cheered, The operation was a SUCCESS! 127 Business Is Booming! Puck Schussler ond Make Cullen show us their newly ocqulred skulls on the computer F F X Y Pot Jondo, showing his enthusiosm ond excitement for typing Qu-X., -- X , 5 Q . 41, 35 f .Q A., 'Q 'auxin Us Yll , 1,14 KITS!!! Lamar it L. 'f uf- ' gn-.mv insti- knq- Q .:.. 'Nag Xw,k 5 .. ww 2 w 5, F as 1 S 5. X if k 5 vvg ,A 4 Chapel D-58 ,4r' -x i I 3 X Bob Lombert corries Lindo Mitchell over the threshold. We ore gothered here . . these were the opening words spoken by Reverend Terhune on Jonuory 30, 1982 ot the wedding held in Mrs. Guorisco's sociology closses. The closs discovered thot the whole event wos very exciting ond ex- housting, os is 0 reol wedding: getting engoged, picking out the gowns ond tuxedos, plonning the guest list, decoroting, bolsing, the list goes on ond on. After the vows were soid, rings were exchonged, brides were lsissed, ond rice wos thrown, come the highlight of oll weddings, the reception. Although there wosn't o sit down dinner ond chompogne the reception did include the usuol troditions, gorters ond bouquets were thrown, the colse wos cut ond fed to spouses, there wos doncing, ond oll in oll just o lot of fun. Then come the next doy when they oll hod to come down to eorth ond leorn to experience reol lives. The students plonned their futures Cwould there be children, whot job should they opply for . . .D They olso hod to bolonce their budgets, find o ploce to live, etc. 130 Kristin Midkiff tokes her vows to Joe Mydosh. ' .,.. ,. .E L gg, :i .. . Qs, A M S 5 X fs The New System Brings o Few Loughs You moy hove heord of Mrs. Brownell's new l'toy or you moy hove just heord it. This yeor our librory ronked up with the best. A Tottle-Tope Detection System wos instolled over the summer ond both Mrs. Brownell ond Mrs. Cornish seem to be getting plenty of loughs Cmuch to the dismoy of sometimes surprised guilty portiesj Anytime onyone, either foculty or student, wolks through the gore with on unouthorized book or mogozine, o loud shrill is heord throughout the librory ond os oll heods turn, the librorions hove cought their red 'oced culprit, just osk Mr. Sodusky. This device will sove some 200 books from being stolen or occidentolly token from our librory, molsing it better for oll. 1'-Q-N, '----..,, .r.... , . Wwwme 132 'E Above: Dove Murroy finds our how the book detector works, the hord woy. Left: Koren McDonoId ond Sharon Benson, gerring help from Mrs. Brownell, Ieorning obour the Reoder's Guide E42 Discovering Hidden Tolents Toking on Art closs is toking o step towords discovering something new within yourself. In one of the mony closses offered you moy discover thot you moy hove o tolent in Sculpture, Ceromics, or Drowing ond Pointing. Art con ollow one's imoginotion to run wild. You con let yourself be creotive while designing something to be proud of. Any of the mony students con wolk into one of the closses ond not reolize thot they hove o tolent, but when the closs is over they hove discovered thot there is o tolent within them. M iffy 4, of f To es s l:, x:,I i : ,1ii, ? E I f Q 5 5 , Z, 1 E Hey Everbody -- Wendy likes to ploy with the cIoy!! MWIQW For Left: Peter Grobowsky is one of the few students who hos tolent in the mony fields of Art. For Right: Bob Herdmon is o dedicoted ond very disciplined ortist with greot creotiye insight. Top Left: Deidre Moore ond Gory Roof, two young ortists, go over the finer points of o drowing, Bottom: Mrs. Hough iikes to help her ortists perfect their work. Future Craftsmen? z 2 IQ m M ffl' M7 ! 5 f W M, V 1,15 A QV ,. Y. LLL' . yi ii' in i ,mrs V I 'Q Above: Adding cz smooth finish Dorren Wotters odds thot speciol lost touch to his project. Left: John Cootes tokes his time, to moke his project unique ond he odds detoiled scrollwork, Top: To stort of-f with his project, Dove Trone cuts the perfect size wood thot he'II need, For Left: Showing thot the Junior High olso hos tolent in the shop. Judy Doll stoins her stool to bring out the wood's groin. Bottom Right: Dove Robinson using onother technique to finish his project thot shows his tolents. 'la as 4 '14 as Q6 Welders Come wiv 'l1'fDlIo--av ,.p-v- ' Out on Top ,,,, lr K A 'rift it MW1 in Above Left: Senior Bill Werner demonstrotes one of the importont tosks thot is leorned in metol shop, brozing. Above Center: Weoring thick gloves, oprons, ond foce mosl-is Bob Lombert ond John Possolocquo work on o costing project. Costing is the process of melting down metol ond pouring it into molds to horden, Above: Before beginning 0 project, John Allen cuts the metol into the propor- tions required. Bottom For Left: Mike Hormon grinds his project to ensure smoothness. Bottom Left: The drill enobles Kenny Poul to moke holes in o piece of metol very quickly ond efficiently. 139 Domestic Skills lnterest Hll The number of people enrolled in home economics courses this yeor took o QFGOT leopl The sewing closses continued to turn out exquisite blouses, dresses, ond croft projects, os wos proven in their showcose by the librory. Mony of the students were returning for their second or third yeors, therefore odding to their experience, but mony were fresh new prospects from the seventh ond eighth grodes, there to leorn useful skills. Under the supervision of Ms. Sheehon, the cooking closses leorned how to rneosure correctly, reod ond interpret recipes, wosh dishes, ond oll the other bosic skills required for using the kitchen. There wos even o field trip for the Gourmet Cooking closses! They visited Benihono, o Joponese restouront, ofter hoving leorned how to prepore Joponese food. A Qmmwfs rH,,,,ff--.. 'TM' , 1' msg w WJ ,.f The Snack Hungry Comes to Visit! The Child Core progrom hod the honor this yeor of being visited by the Snocl4 Hungry. The children leorned obout good nutrition ond how importont toking good core of your teeth reolly is. The porty then continued with eoch receiving o nutritous snock of nuts ond roisins. To end the celebrotion they were olso given bolloons. The children were told not to worry the Snack Hungry would be bock soon for onother visit. FIRST ROW: D. Cook, K, Keyser, B. McCrone, C. Conol. SECOND ROW: M. Leonordis, D. McPortlond, A. Poglio Terhune, C. Hendershot, S. Digiocomo, D. Shipley, Miss Sheehon, J. Erd, D. Lehman, J. Ritchie. Top: Wait, I think I con heor it beoting. Right: Something the children reolly enjoyed wos the receiving of bolloons from the Snock Hungry. 142 'nur Sf? Top Right: All eyes ore on the Snock Hungry os the children onxiously owoit for their bolloons. Above: The Snock Hungry mode lots of friends, posing here with Keith Keyser ond Dove Lehmon, Left: Angelo Poglio finds thot potience is definitely o virtue when it comes to working with children. 143 Last Year for CIE! V W ! E7 -rff ,ra BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Debby VanDine and Sandy Smith. TOP ROW: Chris Drake, John Allen, Rich Malo, and Grace Budai. Missing is Barb Reiger. C.l.E. enables a senior to work a half day and go to school half day. They receive 15 credits for working in the program. Because of the federal cutbacks, this will be the last year for the program. 144 Custodiol Stoff L gl Qi H 1 kg 5 ' C A 2. .P FRONT: Clifford Riddle, Dole Bielecki. BACK: Joseph Thompson, Rolph Reinhordr, Warren DePuy. INSET: Thornos Bobbin - foremon. Kitchen Krew J D Sch iris L nn DeYoung. MISSING: Berry Horvey. LEFT TO RIGHT: Corol Bosilicoto, Dorothy Wlnrers, Borboro Rydell, Edythe Hofch, Condy Buttery fdirector , iono u , y Si s Freshmen Closs Officers: Tom Schilling CV.P.b, Louro NordbergCSec.D, Louro Gebhordr Seventh Grode Closs Officers: John Collomoro CPres.D, Quinren Clorke CV.P.D CTreos.D, Potty Tironi CPres.D. Mike Rosonio CTreos.D, Dovid Ackiey CSec.D, eiira f r e , hh: h'mh' : 'n'W 4' Wm I wr' ,,i. 'il , 4 ' . - M e Eighth Grode Closs Officers: Debbie Truex C5ec.D, Julie Schilling CTreos,D, Volerie Cook CV.P.D, Jomie Srrour CPres,D. 146 ? Sophomore Closs Officers: Jill Morrini CPres,D, Rochel Clovel CV.P.D, Joner Hollis CTreos.J, Eileen Jennings CSec.b Junior Closs Officers: Suzonne VonDerWiele CTreos.D, .loci Keiper CV.P.D, Sondi Cook CPres.D, Sondi Meshoch C5ec,D. Dovid Ackley Fronk Albonese Scott Amon Suson Anderson Alexis Azpeitio Chris Bobcock Joel Boldridge Debro Botes Bridget Botson Mike Bouer Dovid Bell Gory Benson Shoron Benson Todd Benson Cindy Bergen Andreo Berry Williom Billings Keith Brennon John Collomoro Koren Corducci Robert Corlson Terro Cossulo Michelle Cossimore Shoron Conrod Quinten Clorke Noel Clovel Morio Cliuffo Croig Conticchio Mork Cook Robert Cook Seventh Grade DP 1 xx Joseph Coots Kelly Crate Eugene Cullen Ruth Cunningham Kim Darst ,,.r Anthony Dellano David Demund Susan DeYong Christopher Druquer Darlene Easton Christine Esposito Thomas Ferrone James Foley Carolyn Frank Jim Frank Tom Gandazalla Susan Geene Dennis Gerkhardt Amanda Glynn Carolyn Grau Corherine Honn Philip Helmsrerter Liso Hiywo Richard Hogon Chorles Hohenshilt Beth Howie Stoniey Hutt Melinda Koneshy Robert Keiper Wiiliom Keunrje flaw, Q 'Nba- ff 'R . , 'w.s Mike Kise Douglas Kleber Thomas Klein William Kline Faith Koeck Michael LaBarre Michelle Lambert Carianne LoMotto Earl Learn Brian Leck James Lehman Karen Lenkey Thomas Lund David Maring Traci Matin James Knobloch Peter Mazurowski Karen McDonald Ann Marie McKinney Christopher McClain Rebecca McNally Melinda Metzer Diane Miller Nicholas Minnella Danielle Montana B. 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Morris Harold Mott Debbie Mulligan Thomas Murphy Dave Murray Brett Mutschler John Pastor George Paul Mitzi Pickwood Stephanie Pilipie Beth Prehodko Dovid Pritchord Dovid Quick Koren Roder John Riley Tino Ritchie Megon Robinson Ross Roggio Mike Rosonio Deneon Rosensweet Roxonne Rowe Robert Rush Rodney Sherer Somuel Shipps Michele Shultis Terry Sipley Koren Skontze Jeff Skow Erich Smith Mork Smith Down Squero Michelle Stiles Robert Storrels nn., VVV: fr , SX 451- -4 Pomelo Stritehoff Brion Swonson Kelli Sweeney Jennifer Sweet Garret Teune Dovid Tolley Karen Thomos Dione Tillmon Michoel Tironi Troy Goble Louro VonDerWiele Ron Wolters Bonnie Williams Eric Wright Steve Yohe Steve Yurgo Rosolie Zeyn Motin Shimell Willord Ackley Suson Ahlers Chris Boier Alice Boll Michoel Bortolozzi Sandro Borinos Corolyn Bosilicoto Liso Bergen Jennifer Biddle Dennise Blonchord Kelly Burhom Renee Cobri Elizabeth Cohill Dono Collomoro Koren Corpenter Ronald Carpenter Heother Clorke Stocey Condit Brion Connolly Judy Cook Mork Cook Valerie Cook Jill Corby Angie Correll John Cowell Joy Dovis Tommy Doyson Mike Deloney Coroline Dellonno Keith Delmon Eighth Grade Swim 4?- E YP Jill Denton Philip Dereo Nicole DiPoolo Judy Doll Mott Drewes Tommy Dugon Stocy Dunbor Scott Fenton Todd Fenton Jonis Fiesseler Chris Florence Michele Globb Kelly Glynn Eric Grornberg Jeff Groy Bob Green Liso Guorneri Shoughn Gudoll Suson Gwinnett Todd Hoebler Deboroh Honson Michoel Honson Brigito Horojdo Debbie Horwood Stephanie Heines Stephonie Heriemons Brion Hoffpouer Don Hons Ingrid Hughes Jesse Jefferis Deon Jordon Renee Jones Liso Korolchyls Koren Kossokion Jody Kotzenstein Mike Keller Dovid Kerr Poul Kittle Poul Klein Bonnie Kline Sue Anne Konkle Joe! Konyo Suson Krueger Evo Kulczycki Terry Lobor Bill Lontingo Pete Lesondo Scott Lindoberry Jeff Lusby Lori Mock 'Qu 5 I Aflkmf ' , E All 'iw M I sm.. Q' Tv -an wx Koren MocKoff Jomie Moderski Debbie Moher Missy Moielio Mory Morsholl Eric Mortin Cindy Motlock Cindy McCrone Adom McNoIIy Kim Miller Kim Miller Vincent Minnello Roger Mohr Ruth Monnet Deirdre Moore Goil Morris Tobdtho Murphy Jenno Murroy Cheryl Nester Christine Noel Jeonne Nordberg Peter Novi Koren Ohl Donno Oimsteod Borbaro Pogono Carol Poglio Nancy Pascale Michael Perkins Stephanie Pilipie Margie Plunkett Laura Powell Tanya Quinn Daniel Reiger Gary Roof Todd Roth Stacy Sandberg Kristen Sass Julie Schilling Linda Schwartz Frank Seesink Sandy Seidel Stephanie Sillet Anthony Simone Richard Skow Robyn Sprague Anthony Spera Edward Stampone Jamie Straut Missy Straway Richard Striker Sean Sullivan Dawn Swanson Andrew Swiderski Sean Tasick AI Teune Tammy Terpsty Wendy Tirns Bobby Titus Debra Truex Kelly Unangst Laura Valentine 'RJ' m Sue VcnAIrhuis Annerre VonTine Kelly Vough Beth Well-ser Curr Wolloce Korin Worrers Eric We-hrle Scorr Wolffe Chris Wright Koren Zydjik Robert Ahlers Kothleen Anderson Kristino Anderson Torn Anzolone Rich Anzevino Denise Bocon Morybeth Baldwin Eloine Boll Christine Bosiiicoto Doreen Bedell Scott Bell Eileen Benson Todd Benson Kristine Berordi Andrew Botwinick John Brodley Kothleen Brennon Wendy Brohol Leigh Burnett Potrick Cohill Mike Comoerei Sheilo Comoerei Rosemory Corroll Kim Collins Steve Conrod Fred Cook Cheryl Cooper Michele Cowel Lczuro Delong Mike Diefenboch Freshmen Bob Doyle Alyssa Ford Chris Frank Amy Garris Laura Gebhardt Jim Gelok Kenny Gerkhardt Nikki Glaab Stacy Glaab Ed Glory Buddy Gouger Peter Grabowsky Matt Green Rich Green Joe Guarneri Neil Hamilton Rich Hohenshilt Sandy Huber Penny Huff Gretchen Huttick Kirsten Jacobson Christine Jando Jeanne Jefferis Shannon Jensen Mike Karolchyk Laura Keller Victoria Klahre Lisa Kleber Dino Konya Keith Kehoe Danny Kovach Jeanne Kronche Sue Lambert Terry Lockwitch William Maher Dove Mokorevich Trocey Mortin Gory Moy Korin McCrone Brett McNoIly Leo McNoIly Liso Melchior Greg Menzel Chris Meshoch T iitt L Noomi Miller - ' Georginno Miloni 1 x A Amy Meyer 5, ' - Michelle Miller 1 A , ' 'Sul-f ' 1 N r H I r Corol Mitchell Dennis Monticello Donno Morgon Doreen Muller Louro Nordberg Lori Ochs Jennifer Ohl Dovid Oleszels Christine Oleszek Liso O'Rourke Tim O'Rourke Tom Orinsky Angelo Poglio Jim Posko Dorren Perno Lynne Porrer Eric Powell Delmorie Roder Christo Rennspies Joe Reposky John Reposky Donold Rirrer Roy Roggio Mort Rosensweet Greg Ryon Morrhew Solmon Joe Sompson Lori Sonner Tom Schilling Vicky Schmiding Liso Schmitt Julie Shipps Tony Simone Lori Sipley Dovid Sprague Poul Sreffey Rich Srrowoy Liono Striker Sue Swiderski Tommy Teune Denise Thomas Jennifer Thompson Borb Titus Wendy Unongsr Donno VonAlthius Alon VonSweringen Bonnie Willioms Denise Nosr Pony Tironi Greg Ackerson Sue Baier Richard Bair Joseph Barinas David Barnes Renee Bates Chris Beegle Larra Beggs Dirk Bennett Matt Bergen Michael Beron Sherri Blumer Gisela Budai Joe Burdge Harold Burrnett Annette Capalbo Russel Clarke Rochelle Clavel Christine Brennan Daniel Coleman Ted Cowell Tina DeJong Cindy Delmon Chris DeNora Carl Dieffenbach Mike Dipaolo Helen Doyle Tom Drew Maureen Drewes Cindy Dugan SCPHOHIORES Mike Florence JoAnne Fodero Chris Fox Lynn Fullerton Liso Giocono Alice Gouger Scott Groy lvy Greer Corole Gwynne Doniel Horojdo Trocy Hordimon Mike Harmon Lindo Hendershot Bob Hirsch Veronico Hoffpouer Doug Hollobough Jonet Hollis Ron Jondo Kothy Jondle Eileen Jennings Heother Johnson Julie Johnson Wendy Jones Erik Kehoe Adrienne Ketchom 5 1 J Z.. ---L..1,, Dove Keyser Denise Kittle Fred Koeck Brendo Lol3orre Trocy Longdon Steve Loyton Mike Lehmon Steve Lusby Eugene Mokorevich Kothy Monning Don Mortini Jill Mortini Alon Mozurowski John McGowan Shoron McGowon Mork Melchior Wendy Molitor Trocy Mollo Bill Mutschler Potty Nost , 168 l L e Lori Nienstedt Doniel Novi Liso Nurge John O'Leory Donny Oleszek Jennifer Olinsky Steven Poulik Michoel Piccoli Thomos Quinn Bob Roffeny Kothy Romono Jill Roberts Cindy Robinson Dovid Robinson Koren Runyon Chris Russell Dorren Socks Mark Sogon Greg Solmon Louis Sotmory Aimee Schoenenberger Louro Schultz Bruce Schumocher Rich Scott Elleke Seesink Bob Shermon Anno Morie Shotwell James Shotwell Heidi Spero Solly Styring Jeff Swonson Glenn Sweet Cheryl Thourot Donielle Tomlinson Gole Treible dm- Louro Truex Anthony Trupiono John Trupiono Steve Tucker Kelly Turk Kenneth Vontine Cheryl Vough Rondy Walker Christine Wolz Shirlene Werkheiser Cheryl Whipple Lee Wildrick Jessico Willioms Wendy Wolff Diono Woyzichowslsy Melvin Wright Ronold Yohe Donald Yurgo Mil-ski Anderson Rich Armstrong Ben Bailey Jim Baldwin Adrianne Barnett Juniors Advisory Board: BACK: Barb Dean, Rosemary Zwetkof, Dawn Gouger, Cindy Gerkhordt, Pamela Ohland, Darryl Concilio, SE- COND ROW: Leah Berry, Tammy Nordberg, Maryann Lantinga, Lindo Mitchell, Judy Straut, Sue Monticello, Bridgett Sikkes, Sue Schwarz. FRONT: Jaci Keiper CVice Presidentl, Sondi Cook CPresidentD, Suzanne VanDerWiele Clreasurerb, Sandi Meshach CSecretaryP. 'Tl TP' Scott Bedell Mott Bonoth Fronk Brohol Tim Buehler Bonnie Burd Don Bellotti Mike Bergen Leah Berry Alon Bickhordt Liso Collomoro Tommy Contrell Morjory Copolbo John Corey Bonnie Clorke Allison Collins Dorryl Concilio Kim Conticcio Liz Cook Sondi Cook Lorry Corby Mike Cullen Greg Dovitt Borboro Deon Mork Diono Doreen Dickison Jim Dolan Roger Doll Corol Doremus Jim Drewes Denise Dunbor Liso Dunbor Borb Forley Steve Ford Lourie Gorretson Cindy Gerkhordt Morci Gilberr Chris Glory Down Gouger Rich Gromberg Dole Groy Bob Greco Jim Grossi Louis Guorinello Ron Gwinnerr Eric Hoderhouer Gory Hoebler Chris Heins Steve Huff Gus Jocobson JoAnn Johnson Joci Keiper Bill Kerch Joe Kise Bob Kise Q: Glenn Kovoch Jim Kozirnor Bob Lobor Moryonn Lonringo Gideon Lenkey Kevin McCrone Mike McDonald Roger McMahon Sondi Meshoch Sue Messino Miriorn Meyer Liso Minnello Debbie Mitchell Lindo Mlrchell Sue Monticello Rondy Moore Barb Moscorello Mike Murroy Wendy Murroy Tommy Nordberg Pom Ohlond Whitney Porker Sherri Roth Mike Sonner Victor Schmitt Brion Schultz Sue Schwartz Scott Seors Bridget Sikkes T. J. Simone Rick Sorensen Tim Smith Judy Strout Lori Swohn Coroiine Toylor Mott Thompson Holly Volentine Suzonne VonDerWieIe Bob VonOrden Liso VonSweringen Buddy Volkert Rich Wordeli Dorin Woters Greg Wright Rosemory Zwetkof Q Q WWW A 1 ' ' , if 'M W j i, i nf' ' ' 'W I '. ., vfgwwi if , Q gf?fiZig . fm' K' 4 1 ,fy I ,M aj 1' 'W MQW 'U' ' Q:,'hsf'5,? -Qfmm K Q o V?:f?3 ' um on if :sf sis? 'fai- ,ag o K 2 ,J N' ,, , H nf ar www '-ff!5',' ff . 5 . Q' W 1: Q' is Q . ' fer ,Q ,if AA 'H , if Q if u sa.-f' Y' x, T Y' ... V V,, N fe' xt? 'P' ll 'siiwgx 59: :A 5' 5, K 4 Q P 1 mf Wea A 'Q A I xv Gs ,, , .- 1 5 aw M' Q K. Q Q Q S . , J k h ,, wk' 1' . i Q I a .Q X X . Q S Q 'Q gy, , . . Li S Q 9 R Q , I g a w Q 1. ' -S X if sf f - ., ,,.f - i m'L 'E N, N mA gg we K WS K K SS fi L W M 5 A L Senior Will and Testament BARBARA ACKERSON LEAVES HER HEALTH NOTE TO MPS. MCMILLAN. JOHN ALLEN LEAVE HIS LOCKER FOR A DIFFERENT STUDENT. JILL ANDERSON LEAVES CHRIS S. A PIECE OF GUM IN HOPE THAT HE DOEN'T CHOKE ON TTI SCOTT ANDERSON IEAVE NORTH WARREN REGIONAL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AND ALL HIS HARD WORK AND EFFORT. CHERYL ANGLE LEAVES MR. DeMAIO 68 OUT OF TUNE KEYS AND HER 10 II6URED FINGERS. I, USA BARTOLOZZI, LEAVE MY BROTHER 4 LONG YEARS OF AGGRAVATION AND HOMEWORK. I LEAVE MR. MCDERMOTT SOME OF MY IRISH. SUSAN BENDER LEAVES HER COOKING TO MR. BARTHOLOMEW AND THE RET WI-IEREVER SHE IS, KARIN BENSON LEAVE RALPH TO CHIPPIE SIPLEY AND HER GREAT HISTORY DARLA BIELECKI LEAVE A FREHLY-PAINTED HASH MARK TO DIANA W BRUCE BROWN LEAVE RON KISE ALL THE 303 LBS. H. W. OL YEARS. DAWN CAMPANILLE LEAVE ALL HER BILL CAPPIELLO WILBERT TO RONNIE C THE MALMUTEUD. VICKI CARPENTER LEAVE HER NICKNAME L.B. CHRISTINE COLUCCI LEAVE MR OZAZY. u CAROL DeREA WHO WANTS IT. I, AMY I, SCOTT 'N-.. DID I CHUO4 'N-..-v S-A-qf.......- ff 1 MCDERMOTT. ,,...........,5, ALLTHE 4, rvuuvvu. nulunv ANG H-HAPPY AND FULFILIID PEGG AND LUCK TO ALL HOCKEY BAYS 'Me- 51.f'x'I5+ Ib5,..lI CLASS GOOD LUCK TO JILL AND DON AND NICK ANZEVINO. JOE MYDOSH THE ICE MAN MUCHAS GRACIASH TO SR. PEREZ. CARL PASKO LEAVE SPALDING ON MR. G'S HEAD. JOHN PASSALAQUA LEAVE. JOHN PERRY LEAVE TO FUTURE PATRIOTS ALL BOOKS HE DIDN'T USE, HOPING THAT SOMEONE CAN USE THEM SUCCESFULLY. ROB RAJKOWSKI LEAVE D.W. TO GLENN SWEET AND THE MILK SHAKE MACHINE TO COACH SNYDER. BARBIE REIGER LEAVES HER HORSES AND THE LAUNDRY SHOOT TO SUE MONTICELLO AND MY BEST WISHE TO JUDY STRAUT AND SHANE. KAREN RTITER LEAVE HER ABILITY TO TELL THE WORLD TO KISS OFF TO DON RITTER. LARRY ROSENSWEEI' LEAVE NORTH WARREN ONE FAMOUS QUOTE: COPS, PUNCH IT DOUBLE BARRELII AND MY BRIDGE TOKENS TO DOREEN WILLIAMS. I, MELANIE ROWE, LEAVE ALL MY FRIDAY NIGHTS TO ANYONE WHO HM THE STRENGTH TO WAKE UP SATURDAY MORNING. STEVE SANDBERG LEAVE HIS NICKNAME C'BOOGIE D TO ANYONE WHO WANTS IT. EILEEN SCHILLING LEAVES A LOT OF GOOD GOSSIP WITH MOTHER RANDALL, GUIDE BOOK FOR DATING TO SIS, DA-DO-DO-DO , AND ALL THE REST! TRACY SCHWARTZ LEAVE HER SISTER PATIENCE TO PUT UP WITH MR. MCDERMOTT AND HENRY ALL THE A'S I NEVER GOT. WALT SHOTWELL LEAVE HIS RUNNING ABILITY TO TERRY LOCKWITCH. I, FRANCISCO SILVA, LEAVE N.W.R.H.S. WITH MANY GOOD MEMORIE. SANDRA SIPLEY LEAVE HER GREAT IMAGINATION AND ART SKILI5 TO HER SISTER LORI. I, SANDY SMITH, LEAVE ALL MY PRIDE FOR THE UP COMING CLASSES. HAVE AS MUCH PRIDE AS THE O.ASS OF '82. CAROLEE SPELLER LEAVE GUIDANCE LUCK TO FIND SOMEONE CRAZY ENOUGH TO BE A GUIDANCE RUNNER 14th, Sth, AND 6th PERIOD7. CHERYL STEFANACCI LEAVE HER SMILE TO ANYONE WHO CAN'T HANDLE SG-IOOL. JUST KEEP SMILING, IT'LL BE OVER SOON, CINDY STYS LEAVES WONDERLAND TO NO ONE BECAUSE THEY AREN'T ENCHANTING ENOUGH TO DEERVE IT. ROBERT SULLIVAN LEAVE VINYLMAN AT NORTH WARREN AND LEAVE DON KIRSHNER A SMOOTH ROAD THROUGH LIFE. BLOCK ON. I, BOB THOUROT, LEAVE MY M1 BASKETBALL JERSEY TO DON MARTINI. I, DEBBIE VAN DINE, WISH ALL OF THE SENIORS WHO WILI. GRADUATE THE BET OF WISHE, IVE LOVE YOU 82. I, SHANE WARDLE, LEAVE MY LOVE TO JUDY AND CANDY TO COACH POECKER. BILL WERNER LEAVE HIS FOOTBALL ABILITY TO STEVE FORD AND HIS LOVE TO SUZANNE. I, KATE WINTON, LEAVE MY HEARING AID AND GLASSE TO ANYBODY WHO NEEDS THEM. GERHARD WOYZICHOWSKY LEAVE HIS BAD SOCCER SKILLS AT N.W. AND HOPE RANDY, WHIT, AND LARRY DON'T PICK THEM UP. MASAYO YAMAUCHI LEAVES MR. POECKER'S ENGLISH LITERATURE CLASS TO ANYONE WHO WANTS IT. GOOD LUCK! CHERYL ZOPPY LEAVE HER KNOWLEDGE TO GISELA BUDAI. 4 BARBARA J. ACKERSON JOHN R. ALLEN JILL H. ANDERSON SCOTT ANDERSON CHERYL ANN ANGLE NICHOLAS ANZEVINO 5 ,r I I LISA BARTOLOZZI SUSAN M. BENDER KAREN V. BENSON l ,.. ! ,na af ,Ka m.1'. 'Pi . my 1 DAWN CA ,M U' Q, 5, 'Ei 6 fl ,a,, W ii CAMILLE M. CULLEN JAMES N. DeNORA CAROL M. DeREA 182 MICHAEL DeGEORGE SUZANNE DELANEY BRENDA DePUY DEDE De-PUY L CHRISTOPHER A. DRAKE GLEN P. DRAKE DEAN FERREIRA CARYL A. FINI4 GEORGE J. FRANK LORI A. FREET - I T v '1-.-..- Q. 'fi- x A E A.. , .. . ff- 2-J 'F f E , if fi 'N' . sy ef A fin -- R A 5251 i Q -. 3 - -.. - - R EQ 1 .uf ,r , -5 KEVIN PM FRUTCHEY Closs Officers: FRONT: Rob Rojkowski, Secreroryp Rob Jennings, Treosurer. BACK: John Hoyes, Vice President Comiile Cullen, President. JOHN V. FULLERTON GREGORY GALAZIN ANGIE R. GARREN 'Q' 0 I Q g fFef32,'-' ,:RSQe:ggi:QQs A 51 ,Q , 5251 xg 3 gi, Q. xx Qty! Ed Giordono ond Bob Thorour onxiously woir for who! the colculoror will tell them next. VAL W, GARREN SHARON GARRETSON SARAH GILDEA JOHN GILMORE EDWARD P. GIORDANO ROBERT P. GRABOWSKY TRACEY L. GRAY SCOTT GRIESMAN DEBORAH HADERTHAUER N, AMY L. GLADD DAVID P4 GREEN DAVID W. HANDVILLE QT JULIUS HARAJDA JOHN E. HAYES E1 il-ik new Xa .. ---.ar N V ,Jw X ' Af ,gig 1 '::'k:Lhk' fu ...A W A Cheryl, we-'re watching you! ROBERT C. HAYES ,fi , ef N ,K W ,, V JAMES A. HENDERSHOT ROBERT A. HERDMAN JOANN HIPPLE GILBERT L. HOERL JEFFREY W. HOLLIS -xv if L' .21 M,,ggg,25i?HsseXf Tolk about Ioid bock, here's Trocy Schwortz with 0 definite cose of Senioritis. DAVE HOWARD DAWN M. HOWIE KEITH A. HUGHES BARTON HULL JENNIFER JANDA t ,d'f if . 2 I 1. . ROBERT JENNINGS KIM J. JORGENSEN CHARLES KAPPES CATHI J, KASSAKIAN SHARON L. KEHOE KRISTIN KELLEY WSW 45, CSMLXLQCAYSCQ I lSgQEf1NK gin' 5 o6w1b'xoXerQSYinf-xx LDSLEZTVYI, D, V A. . L-ff' . L ' X CXC'q, XiNiXCL g2scCL,k,C5KcwfN WXNC- 'ZfkXXYG-'f'Gnc1XQ, Qd,oLC,iJSY'LCYx X., L We rl ' AL 'I ,rl ,A Q .E .4,L.,.--:r19,nhi1 fed N L U: N K W ,gn fu Good morning, you've got Ed Giodono on WNWR, the worId's only coptive oudience rodio srorion . . LEA LYNN LOTHIAN DIANE LUNGER 190 'Kun JOSEPH KREOLL l A DALE L. LOCKWITCH KAREN E. MADERSKI L MARGARET MAKAREVICH STEPHEN P. MAKAREVICH FRANK J. MCCAULEY ERNEST MESHACH CHRISTIAN C. MIDKIFF SUZANNE MARTINI HENRY MELLER KRISTEN A. MIDKIFF 191 5 ii 3 J . 5 J E JAMES J. MINNELLA RICHARD MOLLO JOE L. MONNETT RICHARD L. MOORE SUE MOSCATELLO JOSEPH M. MYDOSH LORI L. NEIDERLANDER COLLEEN A. O'ROURKE CARL PASKO si: FS xx RN JOHN SAGAN STEVEN SANDBERG EILEEN SCHILLING RICHARD SCHISSLER TRACY SCHWARTZ PERRY SCLAFANI 5 A Nick Anzevino ond Dove Green try to look like they know what rhey're doing in typing closs. WALTER SHOTWELL 194 FRANCISCO SILVA SANDRA SIPLEY ERIC SKOW 6? -- . ......C..C... ,N .... We C,., X -C C CC....CC - . ,,.., ..C.. , X - I NMNRKV ix ' TIMOTHY SMIGELSKY N-1-Q., .Nw ..CCC..C... N......C.C..CC, .. '- 3 M.C..M - -wf. . .... ,.,.......--W f SANDRA SMITH The thrill of getting measured for cop ond gown is perfectly displayed by Bruce Brown, 195 'L 1+ 3 fi ' CAROLEE SPELLER CHERYL STEFANACCI CYNTHIA STYS ROBERT SULLIVAN JOHN SWAHN ROBERT THOUROT 1' DAVID TIMS DEBBIE VANDINE WILLIAM WERNER X A KATHLEEN WINTON K.. by CHERYL ZOPPY ,HS X ii. GERHARD WOYZICHOWSKY MASAYO YAMAUCHI June 1982 To the Closs of 82, As your high school yeors drow to o close, you will begin to look to your future. During the lost four yeors you should hove developed the obility to define your gools ond the personol quolities necessory to sustoin o drive to reoch them. Only time will tell if you hove been successful in these oreos. On o more personol level, l feel closer to the Closs of '82 thon ony other group in this school. Since my yeors os othletic director coincide with your high school yeors, l feel I hove been oble to get to know more of the members of this closs through the clossroom ond less-formol otmosphere of the othletic octivities than with ony other closs in the post. You hove been witness to o greot mony chonges here ot North Worren ond I honestly feel thot these chonges hove gone o long woy toword moking your high school doys more pleosont ond rewording. To foll bock on othletic terminology, it is olwoys best to go out os o winner. Since this is my lost yeor os senior closs odvisor I definitely feel l om living up to this gool. For your closs is indeed o winner ond l con think of no finer group of young' people to end my yeors os o closs odvisor. Good Luck N' T . . No Limits but the sky ii f' . gy x T SW vw Ljiaisfni Robin Mosson Among igggsieiriconiieenogers BARBARA Ifieeifey Q, chews 9, 10, 11, 12, Treos., for Who S lflbnor Society ceunei ,A11 10, 11, 12, Q, 10, 11, 11 120 001115101 A g g i idoss Piey 12, Art DARLA BIELECKI - Student Council 12 Morching ond Concert Bone ceRfaIzwes12ss R CAR 10 11 TRACY BOTWINICK - Bot Student' COSHIY i 12, French ciub 9, 10, Senior Piey 12 I Among Americon High School SHARON 1 Foreign Longuoge Club 11, Accounting German Club 1 Office Simulotion 12 dent 11 V DIANE BOWMAN - Di Bosketboll 10, 11, 12, 9, 10, JOHN Q 11, Closs Office 10, Treos. Student Council 11 9, 10, Who's Who Among Americon High School Locrosse Club Q GRA 3 11 f BRUCE BROWN - Footboll 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Stu- 11 dent Council 12 DAVID WENDY BURMEISTER - Cheerleoding 9, 11, 12, School Moscot 11,12 SQ 10, Bond 9, 10, School musicol 12, Homecoming Queen Con- didote 12, Who's Who Among Americon High School Students 11, Pep ciub 11, 12 :BOHNID 'TJE5 ose o , . WILLIAM CAPPIELLO - Wilbert 16122 Feerbe VICKIE LYNN CARPENTER - L.B. Libr 3 CHRISTINE COLUCCI - Cheerleoding Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Newspoper 11, Club Q, V.P., GILBERT 12 10, 11, Pres., Chorus 11 Pep Club 11, Who Among Americon High School Students Tutored Society 11 KELLY KEYSER 9 11 10, Pres. Student t High Schoo CAMILLE CULLEN - Gymnostics 9, 10, tboll 9, 10, 11, Studefn-511' Closs Office 10, V.P., 11, 12, Pres., Society 10, 11, 12, Pres., Student Council, 10, 11, 12, 12, Girls Citizen- CHERYL KLEIN Club 9, Who's ship Inst. 11, Accounting Club 11, Prom 198 11, 12, Who's Who Among Americon High School Students 12 ,jf , f s if f , M g ,, W rf N N, 1 al .avi .nr kia . . S ' ' ifiiffgg w 4 BOOSTERS ADS ..... 203 4 Best Wishes, Class of '82 DEERWANDER FARM NORTH WARREN FARM 81 HOME Corner Rt. 94 and Bridge Street Blairstown, N.J. See Us for All Your Farm and Home Supplies A Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Hardware and Tack Hardware: 362-6177 Feed: 362-61 17 THE GILMORE AGENCY Located across from the bank at Main and Carhart Streets. We write insurance for: Homeowners Stores Small Business Contractors Business Horses Manufacturers Autos or your ANYTHING Personal Autos If you think you're paying too much for insurance land you probabl arey Y call us and compare. It'Il cost you NOTHING fit may save you a tony. Service you can count on from people you can trust JAMES E. GILMORE AGENCY, INC. Main Street- P.O. Box 129 - Blairstown, N.J. 07825 - 2011362-6131 86 Main Street - P.O. Box 310 - Succasunna, N.J. 07876 - 2011584-5005 SUPPLY J' ALPINE MEATS c Il DEUTSCHES WURST D Y M., T 9 ,, GESCHAET1' A1931 R ds 362 6156 Route94 BI ' l Wh, N.J. 07825 Ph 6362-8568 c g tlii ns: zhecl fa2 From PARK GARAGE THE DAIRY QUEEN Bt' Rt. 94, Blairstown N.J. Blalrstawn H avy DutyTowing andB mS i 362-6303 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1982 .. BEST WISHES FOR T THE FUTURE ' ff ff' Y ' - Yr ff T O ' X 3' 'iff ' J' 1 1: 1 x f' -. A 1' - Q ff I Z Vx ,I 7,'1 V' . , 1 ' f t, 'U xxx ll I f f' X .rx 1 ' X ' , T , 1 C. f ' , A R f R 'JT M - 4 . ' V ,l W , v ' . .' .- O- ,I ,V ,ef 'I ' If V gk Rl. ' I ' X!'k 'Q V ' ' A 1 1 Z fc ' ' . I 5'?'fP': 4-ff . . 'F -' f - A ff If ' 5 Q Aff if 'f' -1- A lf 'f ', . ' 4, V- jl' . 1 .' j' -- i. A Q' , if ' I V l l ,Q 1 'lx L Y ' , L, -' 'KK' .Rf ,ff Xx . f haf S K' ',7 . JZ. JA-'Q' .EQ V' l f Jf lj' : I Q- I IV. T. 264' - lu' qI ' ,-14 1 'I f GENE T T fi f f wg H , ff O' W ' S ' W I f . Af. l l l .,, 4 , , 3117 , uf Om ,mom NORTH WARREN SPORTS BOOSTER CLUB 3 s s 5 S 5 X J 2 2 3 5 Q i s . 3 Q s E , 3 3 5 s 5 s 2 3 3 5 x 5 magna- Q ': .,.:.L - fzzswzblz-.+Lmv:-samgexsswfafzwiiw::LN, Q- J . +:.Q.,fufsarzvmwwmwfvzzz, .... - , if .. --1.xgwqw----+.a:-wx---+Xfmw-, fs - A H-A,-:Q M--A..,,g::-:Nw..Aw-w:.m,QwA --N -mx.x.NWfwx.ww.f.'f,v-:wwf x..m:1.f.i Best Wishes to the Class of '82 Arrow - Jockey - Farah Bostonian, Herman Shoes Career Club - Dickies Lee - Haggar COUNTRY COUSINS B L A I R S T U W N Blairstown Shopping Plaza Rt. 94, Blairstown, N.J. 1200 362-8543 S U N 0 C G Belvidere Shopping Plaza Rt. 94 Belvidere, N.J. 1201i 475-2041 Transmission Specialists 201-362-9311 MlTCHELL'S SERVICE Rt. 94 Blairstown, N.J. 07825 Phone 362-6330 Q BACH'S DRUG 81 SURGICAL Sales and Rentals 201-852-2223 149 Main Street Hackettstown, NJ 07840 NEWBAKER FUNERAL HOME Route 94 Blairstown, N.J. 07825 Glenn H. Caprario J. R. Hoover, R.P. Mana99f J. G. Lyltch, R.P. R. Gallagher, R.P. R, Mgrqng, R,p, C. Edward McCracken Director Compliments of Carpets SUSSEX VILLAGE PAINT s. WALLPAPER IMPORTS HONDA CENTER HONDA Honda Automobile Sales and Service Also See Our Selection of Quality Used Cars Route 94 Marksboro Phone: 362-8437 RD H3 Blairstown, NJ 07825 Linoleum - Floortile Rf- 205 N- Newton' NJ Custom Color Paints to Match 383-8188 Your Decor Compliments of . . . 852-6043 Congratulations From . . . HARDWICK TOWNSHlP'S ALLAMUCHY LIQUORS ROSE Main Road Allamuchy, N.J. awk. MAKAREVICH FARM 4 A? Good Luck Seniors SUNRISE STOCK FARMS TRA'V'0NT'N Dejjfffifill., MOTORCYCLES, INC. E. Ernest Sipel 201-459-4268 Columbia, N.J. Route 80, Hope, Interchange - Hope, N m44 Bl.AmS'rowN Auro SUPPLY Harley-Davidson - Honda - Yamaha Home 94 Motorcycles Blairstown, N.J. 07832 Honda Generators Parts and Accessories Automotive Parts and Supplies For Cars, Trucks, Tractors and Imports Phone: qzon 362-8101 or 362-aa22 'mm .v... L. nic. aah. Tl-I: A Your HERITAGE FLORIST Q QLQN I AL LANES gpm Shopl Q4 Regulation Pool Tables, Custom Fitted Bowling Balls Complete Line of Accessories CDL Sth St. - Route 611 Northy Stroudsburg, R.D. 3 421-5941 Roses and Arrangements Flowers for All Occasions Tel.: 362-9039 Renee and AI Gleckler or 362-8843 Rt. 94, Marksboro, N.J. Compliments of COUNTRY DISCOUNT MOWER 81 TIRE SERVICE, INC. Box 318 R.D. 33 Blairstown, NJ 07825 Dave DeYoung, Jr. Rt. 94, Marksboro Elmer B. Jones Chain Saws - Garden Tractors - Lawnmowers Sales and Service Tires - New and Retread Full Deli With Sandwiches and Home Made Salads Super Subs Made to Order FINK'S OLD COUNTRY PANTRY Catering Weddings, Buftets, Party Trays Rt. 4194, Hainesburg, NJ 07832 201-496-4007 HUMPTY-DUMPTY DRIVE-IN Burgers, Steaks, Shakes Soft Ice Cream Delaware, N.J. RT-46 475-4376 BO UTIQ UE 76 Rt. 94 , Tel. 362-8075 Blairstown, NJ Large Selections ot Ladies' Bart and Peggy Hull and Junior Apparel at Discount Prices. 1201, 362-6493 Your Own Quality Sporting Goods Store RICH'S WORLD OF SPORTS Blairstown Shopping Plaza Hunting, Fishing and Rt. 94 Athletic Equipment Blairstown, N.J. Squires Corner Blairstown, N.J. Congratulations to the Class of '82 THE HARDWICK HOUSE Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 0F HDPE Hope, N.J. Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the FDIC 459-4121 Compliments of ALFONSO'S Spring Valley Inn Spring Valley Road Blairstown, NJ For Reservations Please Call 12011 362-8162 HORN'S OUTDOOR CENTER - Sales and Service - Ski-Doo Husquarna and and Polaris Bolens and Cub Cadet Homelite Snowmobiles Lawn and Garden Equip. Chain Saws Rt. 512-Mt. Bethel, PA 18343 Phone: l215j 588-6614 Russ Horn Area Code 201 Route 94 362-61911362-6763 Blairstown, N.J. T.V. 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