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

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Q ML 4 M-n When we look back on our days of high school, the first thing to come to our minds will be the friendships we made, Our friends were there in the best and the worst of times. It was with these people that we were the happiest. We could smile and laugh and be accepted as who we were. Our friends were in whom we trusted our fears and dreams. These first meaningful friendships will always have a special place in our memories and hearts. Jig ,LJ 22 mf 1 sf iff -as-.1 -milk-Q ,1 a 59156551 ,,: fffam, W: - - M. 'ww A-t lt would be impossible to measure the amount of knowledge we gained during high school both in a classroom situation and from our interaction with others. We mastered how to deal with individual situations because of the different learning environments we encountered. We felt the competition among our peers for grades and honors, but it made us stronger. All these things were building blocks to our maturity. V . 4 laifwnx A ff - '- ' f I N, i I ' . X fx 1. .. 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Jill Martini and Doreen Williams were this year's captains. Freshman Lori Mack was the most improved gymnast, The team record was 1-7. Their best meet was against Hackettstown. Hard work finally paid off when the girls were rewarded with a win. TEAM PICTURE - Standing, L-R: M, Baldwin, A. Ford, S. May. Sitting, L-R: L, Mack, D. Williams, K. Jacobsen, V. Cook, C, Smigel, C. Robinson, J. Martini, D. Morgan, A. Garris. iii are if F' Opposite Page: Cindy Robinson shows poise and grace with her expertise on the balance beam. Top Left: Jill Martini, the most experienced of the gymnasts, showed leadership. Bottom Left: Kirsten Jacobson has a lot of potential as she is currently a sophomore, KW ,,, - vm.. . . Q. -5, -.--, QW, K I WwN,..M 23. ', .1 nf i si A 3wit:: Ls ,mr VV .,,:J,.,i,.. 4xi23G-:iizmlf 'F We . va ww- f si f 1-:ew - ,p i A G-I ,Q 'imp ,532 Fm? V wifi: QW as WMV! 1QfW,w,, safifih m-' ' fy . ff sw ' g 1 .r ' . uHey a reef- m e' - ' , 1 - gf, , now listen, that's the way you are supposed to do it! Above: Even though Alyssa Ford was injured during the season she still finds it easy to joke with Donna Morgan. Opposite Page: Doreen Williams, the only senior, showed leadership and talent. The hockey team's record was very impressive with a 6-8-3 record. Led by five seniors, the enthusiastic attitude maintained was one apparent to all. There wasn't a doubt that their leadership was indispensible. One of the factors leading to the team's progress was their coach, Miss Faunce. Because she emphasized good skills and taught the girls to execute them properly during play, she helped the team's record. A long sought out victory was won over a big rival, Belvidere. The team succeeded to shut them out with a 2-O score. The goals set were accomplished, enabling the team to be one of the best ever to play for the school. The team would like to thank Miss Faunce, the seniors, and most of all the fans for a great year. Good luck to next year's team. New Coach Brings New Techniques and New Spirit! Carole Gwynne, the team's manager, was given a token of their appreciation. 1 5 ,N Q-f i 44 FW ' ' ',. X' j a . : 3 Top, L-R: K. Anderson, E. Jennings, H. Spera, B. Sikkes, L. Callamaro. Middle, L-R: J. Hollis, L. Berry, J. Johnson, C. Dugan. Bottom, L-R: C. Gerkhardt, B. Dean, R. Clavel. Top Left: Senior Lisa Callamaro provided leadership on and off the field. Top Right: Brigit Sikkes, a senior, was a fast, quick-thinking player who was able to play many posi- tions. Center Left: Leah Berry was one reason the defense was so strong and improved over last year. She was hard working and came very close to scoring as a link. Center Right: The team's goalie was Barb Dean. She had saves and helped to keep humor alive by not letting anyone on her turf.'l Bottom Left: Cindy Gerkhardt had played hockey for four years and her experience helped the team. W.. I4 During the five minute halftime the team listens to constructive criticism and praise from the coach. Kathy Anderson, the only sophomore playing varsi- ty, was dependable and showed real improvement throughout the season. Although Cindy Dugan only played two years of hockey she proved her athletic ability again by constantly 'Khe- ing there. She worked very closely with the goalie and was appreciated by everyone. Heidi Spera, a junior, was a great player. She was not only the high scorer but was named to honorary teams including all state. Spirit was very evident among the girls. JV Has Winning Season! The JV field hockey team did very well this year, as they had a winning season. The team's record was 6-5-4 a big improvement over last year. Many of the games were very exciting because the girls always fought hard and tried to make the best showing they could. The team's best game was a 4-0 win over P-burg Catholic. They worked well together in the game and were rewarded for their work. Miss Chisesi coached the JV team this year and did a great job with the girls. She worked closely with the head coach and really led the girls well throughout the season. Even though the majority of the team was new this year, they had a lot of fun and as anyone can see, did an outstanding job. Left to Right, Top Row: B. Farley, C. Struble, W. Wolff, S, Styring, l. Greer, L. May, G. Treible. 2nd Row: A. Hill, S. Camaerei, S. Swiderski, L. Gebhart, P. Tironi, Coach Miss Chisesi. Bottom: C. Mester, T. Quinn, S. Ahlers, M. Plunkett, L. Karolchyk, S. Lambert. Off and Running to Another Winning Season The girl's cross country team had its second winning season. Being coached by Mr. Candisky for a second year in row, they achieved a record of 4-2. They also placed second overall in the DRC. Senior captain Maryann Lantinga led the team in spirit and in running. Her teammates showed their appreciation by voting her MVP. Freshman Alice Ball and Jenna Murray not far behind her, displayed great talent. Although the team will be losing one of their leaders, they look strong for next year. Krista Rempsies being closely followed here by Alice Ball. Alice cut her time 8 minutes by the end of the season, a great accomplishment for a freshman. Bottom: Lucinia Limuaco, Alice Ball, Jenna Murray, Kathy Brennan. Standing: Captain Maryann Lantinga, Krista Remspies, Becky Troy, Lianna Striker. Above Left: Senior captain Maryann Lantinga led the Patriot girls to a winning season. Above: Exchange student Lucinia Limuaco showed great spirit throughout a tough season. Left: Freshman Jenna Murray ran second for the team with a best time of 21:57. Boys Have First Winning Season Hard working is what can describe the boys' cross country team. Mr. Candisky did a great job of coaching the boys. The team ended their successful season with 7 wins and 3 losses. Junior captain Jim Shotwell was the only returning letter winner, he also led the team to most of its victories. He was closely followed by: Alan Mazurowski, Brian Simpler, Tom Schilling and Ron Janda. Next year's team looks very promising, as it won't be losing anyone through graduation. Good luck to next year's team. Junior Alan Mazuroski placed 10th in the DRC run and first for the Patriots. Ron Janda displayed great talent for a first year runner. Brian Simpler, a welcome addition to the team usually placed among the top five runners. .-V A V N F' Junior captain Jim Shotwell, set a new school record running the course in 16:50. First Row: Bob Sherman, Fred Koeck, Tom Anzalone, Jim Zabrowsky, Henry Schwartz. Back Row: Jeff Swanson, Don Martini, Ron Jan- da, Tom Schilling, Brian Simpler, Alan Mazuroski, Jim Shotwell, captain. Varsity Gets New Head Coach Top, L-R: S. Fenton, M. McDonald, G. Salmon, R. Green, S. Ford, R. Kise, G. Roof. Third, L-R: S. Paulik, G. Makarevich, S. Matzal, R. Green, S Lusby, P. Kline, J. Repasky. Second, L-R: C. Heshach, R. Anzevino, M. Green, C. Ryan, F. Cook, J. Shissler, J. Repasky, D. Makarevich, T Plush, M. Lehman, T. Brown, B. Kise, J. Baldwin, B. Bailey, J. Maderski, D. Monticello, J. Lusby, J. Pasko. Our defense shows their aggression towards the Gill-St. Bernard quarter-back. Right: Our offense sets up for the snap. .rs A l l Senior Ben Bailey was a very effective running-back. First year coach, Mr. Picone, is looking forward to next season. Mike McDonald was named to the second team All-Area. The Patriot football team ended its season with a 3-5-1 record. Under the new leadership of Coach Picone, the team put in many hours on new practice techniques and plays. Coach Picone, who never let up for a moment, strived for a good team, one that worked up to their ability. Captains Mike McDonald, Bob Kise, and Jim Baldwin kept up the morale of the team. Although the captains and the other seniors will be missedg the remaining team members look promising. wAMw,w-,,..,, BW? 'M 7. ,Nl 4 Y in JA? ,gy -v , Q 214, f , J , 1 A 3 ,, .QT 1 f . -gf,-' . f - , 7' 'qiegiki f' 1' I -A Em i AI.. ,ggl 4: S. A 122' Q: . A A jg ' I F, Mm, 'W It is the responsibility of the captains to show good sportsmanship, and they did. Teamwork is the key to defense as our defense demonstrates with this tackle Future starters always watched the games closely and gave their full support. This is what it is all about! Coach Sweet did an outstanding job again. Top, L-R: Coach Sweet, K. Delman, R. Walker, T. Quinn, E. Powell, T. Drew, W. Parker, S. Sears, J. Gelok, Coach Snyder. Bottom, I.-R A. Bickhardt, M. Bergen, L. Corby, J. Kozimor, J. Dolan, B. Feldman, R. Sorenson, L. McNally. Front, L-R: Captains R. Moore and G Sweet. States Again!! To sum it up, Randy Moore is an excellent player. Tom Drew did a fine job at wing. Randy Walker showed real talent for defense. The soccer team had an excellent year with a record of 16-2-1. The team, a group of dedicated athletes, proved their ability by winning three out of four state games. The school and community were extremely proud of them. Senior Randy Moore was leading scorer on the team and in the area with a total of 37 goals. Through his efforts, he was named to many honorary teams. Being a great asset, senior Allen Bickhardt, a first year player, played goalie in many regular season games and started in the state games. Randy and Allen were not the only members who did outstanding work. The whole team has to be commended on a job well done. Good luck to next year's team. Support for the team did not lack, especially for state games If a picture is worth a thousand words, well . . . Fro Wo Fro Kei J .V. and Junior High nt l-r: J . Trupiano, J. Cowell, A. Trupiano, T. Fenton, E. Gramberg, S. Tasick, D. Kerr, A. McNally. Back l-r: Coach M. Sweet, S. lff, K. Gerkhardt, B. Feldman, J. Jefferies, J . Konya, A. Spera, K. Delman, B. Mutschler, G. Teune, P. Derea. nt l-r: S. Hill, G. Meekins, J. Callamaro, C. Baier, D. Collins, B. Mutschler, B. Layton. Middle l-r: R. Stoffels, D. Mulligan, B. Prehodka, B per, T. Klein, C. Dana, J. Jefferis. Back l-r: J. Pastor, T. Murphy, P. Helmstetter, B. Gwynee, B. J. Morris, B. Fox, D. Bell. Third Year for States! Hustle and enthusiasm played an important part in this year's team. The lady patriots record of 12-9 earned them a standing in the state and DRC playoffs. It was Mr. Wieboldt's second year in coaching and his experience showed. Competing in the DRC for the first year placed the team in tough competition. Maryann Lantinga was one of the area's leading scorers. She and Heidi Spera led the team in scoring. The highlight of this season was when the team came from a deficit to defeat Hackettstown. In the fourth quarter the girls outscored their opponents 13-1 and ended the game with a 36-34 victory. All in all, the girls enjoyed playing. Good luck to next year's team. Junior co-captain, Heidi Spera, who averaged 14 points per game, drives through defense for 2 more. Front, L-R: Janet Hollis, Stacey Glaab, Alyssa Ford, Cindy Robinson. Back, L-R: Mr. R. Wieboldt, Laura DeJong, Maryann Lantinga, Tina DeJong, Heidi Spera, Cindy Dugan. hail 'Q M qv, :Wi Q A ff nrf, is 1 if A7 ,1 YA , , l , Junior Tina DeJong, who missed half of the season because of a knee injury, always showed lots of ' 'L gpm Alyssa Ford was a welcome addition to the team displaying a lot of potential Cindy Robinson gave 100013 at all times. The lady patriots discuss various strategies during a time-out. Nikki Glaab puts pressure on the opponent. Front L. to R.: Sue Gwinett, Laura Powell, Lisa Karolchyk, Kirsten Jacobson. Back, L-R: Mr. Poecker, Nikki Glaab Traci Martin, Ann Hill, Dawn Swanson. J .V.'s Improve Record Being new to the game of basketball the JV girls were able to end their season with five wins and 13 losses. The amount of improvement shown by these girls was proven when they defeated Hackettstown the second time after having lost to them the first time. Going up against very tough competition the girls never gave up. Mr. Poecker did a good job of teaching the girls that what they lacked in skills they could easily make up for in hustle and desire. Good luck to next year's team. Sophomore Laura DeJong showed a lot of hustle in go- g to the basket. Ann Hill shows her aggressiveness by trying to steal the ball. 43 7th Grade Basketball Team Coach Snyder, B. Malley, C. Hendershot, D. Kaleda, H. Wooding. Bottom row: C. Baier, J. Jefferis, S. Fierra, B. Layton, D. Swift. 8th Grade Basketball Team Top row: C. Mez- zanotti, D. Pritchard, M. Rosania, F. Albanese. Bottom row: D. Mulligan, C. Fox, B. Menzel, Q. Clarke, M. Tironi. Freshman Basketball Team Top row: F Seesink, A. Spera, J. Jefferis, M. Hanson, J. Baier, J. Maderski. Bottom row: T. Roth, P. Novi, T. Fenton, C. Florence. Young Team Gains Experience aff an Top row: Coach Ducatte, R. Walker, T. Quinn, J. Swanson, L. McNally, D. Makarevich, D. Martini. Bottom row: P. Cahill, G. Menzel, G. Sweet, T. Shilling, M. McDonald. l mm' 6553129 ,,,3HIo,3, f Top row: Coach Harris, J. Konya, R. Green, L. McNally, P. Cahill, J. Baier. Bottom row: G. Menzel, B. Rinker, C. Florence, T. Shilling, A. McNal- ly, J. Maderski. Young Team Beats Belvidere! Boys Basketball Coach, Mr. Ducatte, was faced with a very young team this year. Senior Mike McDonald will be the only player not returning to next year's team. The rest of the squad consisted of 6 juniors, 4 sophomores, and 1 freshman. Supplying the team with their leadership abilities were two outstanding captains - senior Mike McDonald and junior Glenn Sweet. The most dramatic game of the year was home against Belvidere. One factor that led the boys to a 45- 44 victory was the support that the home fans gave them. The most important game for Coach Ducatte was the 67-65 win over Phillipsburg Catholic. This was a confidence-builder for the young team. When Mr. Ducatte started out here, his goal was to win the D.R.C. Championship in three years. Next year will be the year. An outstanding attitude toward the game itself, self-improvement among individuals, and improvement among the team as a whole, led the team to the D.R.C. playoffs this year. Above: Cheerleaders had the spirit that led us to a victory! Upper Right: Tom Schilling put up a fight to get possession of the ball. Right: Don Martini held up under pressure from the Warren Hills defense. 2 3 K mm , , 4 Q s 'S 1 -.: aW 1 ed the team x Grapplers Place 2nd ln DRC With a record of 10-5, there is no disputing that the wrestling team did great. The team qualifying for the State Sectionals for the third year in a row is evidence of Mr. Seal's coaching ability. Along with Coach Seal, was Senior and Captain Mike Cullen, who led the team to quite a few impressive victories. The team has not only the sectional to boast about, but they placed second in the DRC and the same in the Warren County League. In addition to placing third in the Morris Catholic Christmas Tournament, they also placed third in the Kittatinny Tournament. As individuals, the guys did fantastic. Most of them had winning seasons. Don Quick, a newcomer to the school and team, had the best record of 17-1. His talent paid off by placing first in the Kittatiny Tournament. All in all, the team did great and Coach Seal is obviously very pr0Lld of them. Not only did Senior Captain Mike Cullen show leadership abilities but also had a great record of Bottom, L-R: M. Salmon, A. Trupiano, S. Bedell M Connolly J Repasky D Quick Top LR G Salmon M Lehman R Green M Cullen leap tainl, R. Kise. Missing: J. Repasky, S. Karolchyk, G Makarevich Q' 'X 'fiQ!l!l!!? M, W gg? VQQQKIET mf i, .. f N Mike Cullen placed lst in the Morris Catholic Christmas Tournament. Scott Bedell shows the technique of bringing down an opponent. The cheerleaders were always ready to lend a word of encouragement JVs Enter Christmas Tournament 'UL Bottom, L-R: J. Repasky, K. Gerkhardt, J. Trupiano, E. Glory. Top, L-R: T. Anzalone, T. Dugan, S. Karolchyk, M. Green, F. Cook, J. Gelok. Missing: J. Sampson. ' is if The JV wrestlers had what we consider a very E successful season. This was a young team which .5 . ' included 9 first year wrestlers. They worked very , ,,... '.'1. . . Y S . . . . . . hard as was shown in their individual improvement Q f J ' throughout the year. At times, a few wrestlers rs ' lei ' A . . ' ,Q 1 were called on to wrestle varsity and did an if 'Q T. f admirable 'ob. r .. J Wx, V5 ,g . A gf For the first time, the JV team entered a - tournament lBelv1dere Christmas Tournamentl ' Ilri f 1t r. 'lrt a , . . . . , I . ' ,, J . and came away with three individual medals. 'J iiit is .. it I 'J i Scott Karolchyk took home a first Place, while 4 Q r John Trupiano and Ken Gerkhardt received fourth place medals. In addition to those fourth place 1 ,,., 1 i r I ,... - ... ii'iiii C C medals, John and Ken wrestled undefeated. John : - salr 1 s S . . . '..t' it T 1, .f had a 7-0 season while Ken came away with a L V V K- r .,:L VK In . . ,Er . , i . S r , A fantastic 12-0 record. Best of luck to next year's Q Lxik feam, l i 't K fp .., Ed Glory gained a lot of experience by wrestling J .V. He did a good job, too. VARSITY FALL Front, L-R: Tammy Nordberg, Linda Mitchell, Sue Monticello, Judy Straut, Marjorie Capalbo, Rosemary Zwetkof, Lori Yawger. Back, L-R: Jenny Feldman, Lori Sipley, Annette Capalbo, Cindy Delman, Laura Nordberg, Tracey Hardiman, Cheryl Thourot. VARSITY BASKETBALL L-R: Laura Nordberg, Lori Sipley, Chris Beegle Tracey Hardiman, Cheryl Thourot, Karen Runyon, Judy Straut, Tammy Nordberg, Marjorie Capalbo, Annette Capalbo, Doreen Williams, Cindy Delman. VARSITY WRESTLING Front: Cheryl Whipple, Chris Brennan, Cecilia Train. Middle: Tammy Matlock, Heather Johnson, Kris Berardi, Sue Baier. Back: Sue Monticello, Linda Mitchell, Suzanne VanDerWiele, Laurie Garretson. w'f?f'i Xxx Sega -Q11 JV FALL Front, L-R: Elaine Ball, Cecilia Train, Kris Berardi. Back, L-R: Sandy Seidel, Cindy McCrone, Kim Miller, Jamle Straut, Tammy Dayson. JV BASKETBALL Front, L-R: Tammy Dayson, Sandy Seldel, Rosemary Carroll, Patti Tlronl, Mary Beth Baldwin. Back, L-R: Terrl LaBarre, Kim Miller, Donna Morgan. JV WRESTLING Front, L-R: Barb Pagano, Alice Ball, Valerie Cook, Heather Clarke. Back, L-R: Karen MacKoff, Jamie Straut, Gail Trelble, Elaine Ball CLUBS and ACTIVITIES m, Homecoming ...., Halloween ..... Senior Play .,... Christmas .... Musical ...,.... Mind Olympics ....... Newspaper ..,.,,.... National Honor Society .... Accounting Club ...... Benefit Basketball Game Ski Club .........l.. Chorus .....,.,..... Band .........,... Student Council ..... Yearbook ,........ Junior High Activities . . Exchange Students .... gd' Bonfire ignites Homecoming festivities. The Student Council sponsored bonfire set the pace for a ter- rific weekend. A large crowd of enthusiastic fans, cheerleaders, and energetic team members made the bonfire a success. Everyone was aware that this was only the beginning of a spirited weekend. The following day, October 16, the soccer team took the op- portunity of improving their record by beating rival Sparta 3-1. That same afternoon the football team broke into the winning column with a victory over Gill St. Bernard. At half-time the ceremonies began, the band performed their field show to the ap- plause of the fans. Then the big moment arrived, Mr. Sweet in- troduced the Homecoming Queen candidates and their escorts one by one . . . M. McDonald and J. Baldwin getting fired up to throw their opponents into the flames. Refreshments and helium balloons were on hand thanks to the Student Council and Yearbook Staff. What Weekend! Q , A ' Lisa Callamaro opens the homecoming festivities. Cheerleaders supported their team to a Homecoming victory over Gill St Bernard. Dave Mackarevich, only a sophomore, came through for the Patriots. 7 , eg? Judy Straut and Shane Wardle Linda Mitchell and Doug Bayer Lisa Callamaro and Bob Herdman Sondi Cook and Greg Davitt Suzanne VanDerWiele and Bill Werner DOREEN WILLIAMS . . . 1982 HGMECOMING QUEEN Q --W .af-an Doreen William's smile expresses the real happiness she felt after being crowned by Cheryl Stefanacci. Her escort, Rob Rajkowski, shares in her happiness Last year's Queen, Cheryl Steffanacci, related the events of her reign, and then crowned her successor, Doreen Williams. The senior class sponsored a unique Homecoming-Alumni dance in that free rootbeer, pretzels and other snacks were on hand. This dance was a fitting finale for a traditional Homecoming Weekend. I , c. Part of the fun of Homecoming was being with your friends. Guys and girls alike spent all night long on the dance floor Slow dances were a favorite of couples. 62 Student Council Halloween Day, Big Success! Top: Angela Paglia and Ron Gwinnet acting out their costumes. Above: Cindy Mcs Crone consoling a friend. Right: Mrs. Allaire and Mrs. Guarisco proved that teachers are willing to participate in spirit days too. life im- - lu 5.-I X l - ' A lf' 'Z , fA r hhlumenmq-Q E as The moon was full. Students were howling. North Warren's spirit was about to show. One ofthe Student Council's activities included having a Halloween Day, in which all of the students invented their own Halloween creation. As a result of the fantastic costumes, the committee that chose the fourteen lucky winners had a really tough time. Ms. Buttery presented the winners with a free milkshake from the Hunger Hut. We all enjoyed the day and are looking forward to next year's Halloween Day. Top: Bridget Sikkes showing off one of the winning costumes. Left: Big Bird I.antinga converses with clown Ivins. Right: Al Gleckler - totally punk. Dracula Strikes Again! bln- Everyone lent a hand when it came to make-up. Here, M. Anderson, D. Williams, A. Paglia, T. Nordberg help L. Garretson. Tom Boland took the responsibility of working the lights from backstage. His assistance helped to make the ,. tion possible. The Players lun order of appearancel A Lady Dracula Renfleld Dr Caldwell Abxgall Professor Van Helsmg Lucy Dracula s Wxves Alllson Collms Pam Ohland Doreen Wllhams Mlkkl Anderson Marjory Capalbo Doreen Willrams John Kosberg Robert Labar Albert Gleckler Budget Slkkes Randall Moore Tammy Nordberg Mrs. Harker .............................................. Laurie Garretson D. Williams was the owner of the most loved prop, Small Cat. Q ln the climax of the play, after having eaten the cat, Renfield pleads with his master, Dracula. Mrs. Harker listened intl well discuss scientific mi At their first meeting, Dracula tells Professor Van Helsing l' family's history. ,.,, J E r 5 . , . . :Q X io the Professor and Dr- Cald' Abigail innocently removed the cross while Lucy slept, allowing Dracula to strike. Dr, Caldwell wonders why his fiancee, Lucy, is acting strange. Every year the senior class presents a play. This year's play took place on December 3 and 4. The class of '83 chose a classic, Dracula, under the direction of Mr. Michael DeMaio and assistant director Ms. Jane Schoch. The plot was an eerie one, dealing with vampires, undeads, and crazy men. Dracula takes place in the past. After quite a few incidents the play comes to a climax as Professor Van Helsing stabs Dracula with a stake, therefore killing him at last. As in any production, the members of the cast were not the only ones who contributed to the end product. There were seniors who helped out not only with make-up, but with the selling of ads and boosters. Everyone involved did a great job on both nights and deserved every bit of applause that they received. Left: Dracula comes to take his latest victim, Lucy, away. Tenth Year for Ski Club! Under the supervision of Mr. Terhune and Mrs. Schumaker, this was the tenth year that the North Warren ski club hit the slopes. It was a fun season for allg improving old skills, even learning some new ones, or just spending time in the lodge with friends. Although the beginners always showed anxiety at first, they were helped along by the more experienced skiers, and were able to enjoy the slopes too. It was a great season, and we're all looking forward to next year. Dave Oleszek and Greg Ryan showing off their equipment Above: I sure hope there's snow in them there hills. Above: The skiers had fun on and off the slopes. I is l I iz! 11-I 'am ' -'T' A W' 7 tml ii'- El Club de Espanol bq ' .. S '- 'T CLUB OFFICERS - L to R: Dawn Rydell lSecretaryl, Lori Nienstedt lVPl, Elleke Seesink lPres.l, and Eric Powell lTreasurerl. After being inactive for many years, the Spanish Club was reestablished due to the rise in enthusiasm from the students. Many ideas were thought of and among some of these ideas were to have a fiesta, a trip to a Spanish restaurant and a possible trip to the UN. At the fiesta Spanish food, dances, music, and games were provided to create a Spanish atmosphere. To attend the fiesta the students had to dress up in homemade Spanish costumes from one of the Spanish-speaking countries. Muchas gracias a Senor Perez para todo su tiempo. L to R, Back Row: G. Treible, D. Truex, C. Robinson, N. Pascale, T. Labar, E. Martin, F. Seesink, D. Novi, Mr. Perez. Second Row: E, Seesink, D. Rydell, B. Kline, D, Callamaro, K. Brennan, C. Gwynne, L. Nienstedt, A. McNally, E. Powell. Front Row: K. Carpenter, T. Dayson, L, Bergen, J. Nordberg. Above Left: Santa delivered Mr. McDermott's version of L. Nurge's little black book. Above Right: L. Yawger had to sit on Santa's lap to open her Turkey Growing Kit. Above: lt must have been the real Santa Claus because here is Mr, Golzio. 15 J. Feldman got a box of . . . guppy food?! Your guess is as good as ours! Santa Claus Is Coming to School! The Student Council began its preparation for Christmas during the first week in December. Three eight feet tall trees were donated. Like every year, those trees were decorated and placed in the auditorium, lobby, and cafeteria. For three weeks, every Friday, students were encouraged to dress up in tinsels, garland, candycanes, bells, and any other holiday garb. Then, on December 23, the big moment came. Santa Claus, and he was the real one this year, graced the halls. He visited many classes and had gifts for teachers and students alike. Honey Limuaco received a license to use a stapler, Ms. Merrifield received a spelling book, and Mr. DeMaio's music drama class was supposed to get pretzel rods, but even Santa's not perfect. Left: L. Callamaro lPres.l and M. Lantinga lV.P.l played elves for the day. Above: The council would like to thank Senor Perez for his overwhelming participation. Take a Trip to the South Pacific Rodgers' and Hammerstein's South Pacific takes place during WWII. It is the story of people's struggle to overcome innate prejudice so that they can find love. This conflict centers around the main characters: Nellie Forbush, a navy nurse and Emile deBeque, a French civilian. Nellie feels she can not marry Emile because his first wife was Polynesian. Lt. Cable arrives on the island and falls in love with a lovely native girl, Liat. This ill-fated romance is similar, as Cable finds he is unable to ask Liat to marry him. To help themselves forget the pain of love, Emile and Cable volunteer for a mission. When Cable is killed, Nellie and Emile see the pain and sorrow prejudice can cause. They realize their love is what is important. Linda Mitchell had her first musical lead as Nellie. Randy Moore came back for his second year. 'We are sorry, but due to the time factor we were unable to get dress rehearsal pictures. Junior, Jenny Feldman, had to put on the padding for her role as Bloody Mary. She is shown here singing the praise of Bali Hai to Lt. Cable - Billy Stauffer. The daughters of Emile - Suzette and Ngana as played by Sharon Benson and Tina Ritchie. W Pensive and commanding - Stefan Matzal played Capt. George Brackett in his first musical role. www. 'MUSXQ MAN 1981 Hamming it up all the way, Jeff Gardner as Billis during Nothing Like a Dame From year to year the names of the musicals may change but one thing re mains the same the spirit of the cast and crew By the end of the last curtam call all realized that the friend ships made and the good times shared made all those late late night practices worthwhile , . y . r Top: Jenny Feldman, They only dropped me once!', This picture shows the sailors. Above: Michelle Miller, only a sophomore, played the role of innocent Liat - Bloody Mary's daughter. Right: Emile deBeque's housekeeper, Henrietta, chats with Bridgett Sikkes, a nurse. A trio of nurses, Laura Truex, Margie Plunkett and Laura Schultz, ready to Wash That Man Right out of My Hal' The director and assistant director, Mr, DeMaio and Ms. Pittis, were always there for inspiration. Captain Bracket inspecting his troops. ww X'f- f ,f11i-st,..:s.r - ' it - X- -it We .else ,.: L L, it sssss c,mr.W.t,. A The Cast and Art Crew THE CAST Linda Mitchell - Nellie Forbush Randy Moore - Emile deBeque Jenny Feldman - Bloody Mary Jeff Gardner - Luther Billis William Stauffer - Lt. Joseph Cable U.S.M.C. John Kosberg - Professor Stefan Matzal - Capt. George Brackett U.S.N. Allison Collins - Henrietta, the maid Michelle Miller - Liat Tina Richie - Ngana Sharon Benson - Suzette Sailors Joe Burdge Victor Santomartino Sandy Cappiello Charles Jones Melvin Wright John Kosberg Stefan Matzal Bill Stauffer Todd Roth Fred Cook Tom Anzalone Nurses Laura Schultz Angelina Paglia Laura Truex Tina Richie Bridget Sikkes Allison Collins Leah Berry Christa Rennspies Margaret Plunkett Jenny Sweet Lori Nienstedt Laura DeJong Mrs. Rowe, a dedicated accompanist, has the gratitude of the entire cast Painting the Pacific X. X X Many months of planning and hard work go into the making of sets and props. Under the guidance of Mrs. Hough, this year's art crew turned wood, paint, and paper into a south seas paradise. The dedication of this fine crew helped to make the musical a successful production. they Top Left: Anyone can see that the scenery was really like a paradise. Top Right: Stacey Condit contributed her artistic talents to the cause. Bot- tom Left: Chris Brennan shows that although it's work before play, a little hamming never hurt anyone. daVinci and Hom The members of the Mind Olympics chose to solve two of the four possible problems. They were Humor from Homer and the Leonardo daVinci Spring Car. In Humor from Homer the members had to create a humorous version to one of the given chapters from the Odyssey. They chose to do the chapter where Odysseus meets the Cyclops Polyphemus, alias Polly. They had to write up a script, make props, and puppets, and practice until there wasn't a flaw to be seen or heard. The Leonardo daVinci Spring Car had to be powered by springs only. The crew had to navigate a course of 150 feet, stop, and even reverse all within 10 minutes. To add variety, the car had to start out as a 16th century vehicle and half way through the course was to change into a 20th century automobile. Many thanks to Mr. DeHaven and Mr. Chinnock for all their time and support. Both groups came in first, now on to States. er Add Cultureg Whitney Parker and Bryan Schultz try out the new invention, the modem version of the Leonardo daVinci Spring Car. THE HUMOR FROM HOMER GROUP - L to R: Bob Sherman, Elleke Seesink, Soraya Dorado, Dan Novi, Gayle Treible, Jenny Feldman. Team Adds Humor :Q Q 1 vet from the Humor from Homer practice their lines and think of new ideas to Melissa Olinsky takes a trial run as Whit and Mr. DeHaven offer useful advice he performance. l THE SPRING CAR GROUP - L to R: Bryan Schultz, Frank Seesink, Dave Barnes, Whitney Parker. Missing: Melissa Olinsky and Vince Mazzei. 5111 lgzrtrini 1911255 North Warren Regional High School, Blairstown, N.J. 07825 The Patriot Press shows to all of its readers the new happenings of our school. They put very much time and effort into their stories. They not only have serious articles but also pleasurable ones that most are able to find amusing. We owe them a lot of appreciation because of their dedication and concern. Whitney Parker was this year's editor. if Lori Nienstedt wrote many stories for the paper, Front,L-R: Michele Van Horn, Lori Nienstedt, Michele Schultis. Back, L-R: Gus Jacobson, Whitney while Wendy Wolff did her part drawing Silly Parker, Mr. Golzio ladvisorl. Spiders. 80 National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Z S 'f 7? l QS I g, Vs if Back l-r: M, Cullen, B. Simpler, W. Parker, R. Feldman, L. Garretson, R. Moore, D. Norton. Front l-r: B. Sikkes, C. Gerkhardt, L, Berry, S. Cook, L. Callamaro, B. Dean, W. Murray, S. Schwartz, Mrs. Kole iadvisorl. ' 'iftf l Bob Feldman lTreas.l, Mike Cullen Wice Pres.l, Randy Moore lPres.l, Leah Berry iSec.l. The National Honor Society is an academic organization. To become a member, you must be either a junior or senior and have at least a 90 average. Candidates are chosen by a secret committee of teachers and administrators. Basically, you must be a well rounded person. NHS is a very prestigious organization and seniors who are members are given the honor of wearing a second tassle at graduation. Under the new leadership of Mrs. Kole, the NHS tried to promote academic excellence by sponsoring a used book sale as well as giving out their usual scholarship. Accounting Club Sponsors Benefit 1 C .- ' Z ,,..,: gif? xi ...A 'G' H' Q . A .AN Qu. lun-.., Bottom row CL-Rl: T. Matlock, C. Gerkardt, C. Delman, S. Baier, R. Walker, H. Doyle. Top row lL-Rl: R. Dieffenbach, L, Nurdge, C. Heines, W. Jones, M. Capablo, Advisor Mr. Harris, L. Giacono, C. Robinson, J. Kozimor, B. Greco. On December 15, 1982, a rowdy crowd filled the gym to watch the Z-95 D.J.s take on the faculty. Only five players showed up for Z-95, so they all had to play the whole game. Those playing on our team were Mr. M. Sweet, Mr. Sweet, Mr. Synder, Mr. Golzio, Mr. Poecker, Mr. Seal, Mr. Wieboldt, Mr. Strawins, and Mr. Harris. By taking an admission fee, and also selling refreshments, the Accounting Club was able to raise S600 for both Dan Titus and Dawn Squero. These students are undergoing kidney transplants. The donation was a very gracious gesture by the Accounting Club, and well received by both families. The faculty won by a score of 73-70. Above: Dawn Squero and Dan Titus, Mr. Snyder took the jump ball. We 7,Z,. ,,,1ll ' Hx 4? As the game proceeds, the Z-Birds attempt to score. Even the mighty Pats need a rest! A -lbf x ..-,,,, i . 6 i t . X fl ' ., .Q , , 0 ' X N ia: I K, sm Left: The victorious team celebrates after the game. The Gifted and Talented group consists of students from 7-10th grade, with hopes of expanding to someday involving the whole school. It is under the supervision of Mrs. J. Repasky. Mrs. Repasky was responsible for sponsoring many interesting speakers, seminars, and trips. She opened these things to our students in the school, also. Among the speakers was Mr. Powell. He was kind enough to come and speak not only to the GT students, but to the Anatomy class. He discussed hemostasis. Hemostasis deals with blood clotting and he brought a machine which measured the time it took for the plasma proteins to clot. Mrs. Repasky should be commended for helping to enlighten many students. Top: Last spring, these G and T students got to land an airplane tsimulatorl on a foggy day in London. Above and Right Mr Powell explained and demonstrated his equipment. frat Lm.L .,-,......, , Back, L to R: Renee Yurga, Karen Lenkey, Andrea Berry Laura Van Der Welle Krista Miller Front Elyse Warns Missing Jennifer Sweet, Jill Colucci, Elaine Powell, Donna Lehnert Lori Sipley, Tammy Nordberg, and Chris Beagle welcome the crowd before the game. 5iEf5fi0f'44?j'Hsi-MiwT.' i 'A N Above: Jamie Schissler strums along in a duet with Mr. DeMaio. Sean Sullivan and Allison Collins. Top Row, L to R: J. Kosberg, K. McCrone, R. Moore, B. Labar, D. Oleszek, J. Gardner, D. Bates, L. Truex, C. Brennan, J. Burdge, and Mr. DeMaio. Middle Row W. Stauffer, T. Nordberg, B. Sherman, A. Paglia, C. Train, C. Rennspies, L. Mack. Bottom Row: V. Santomartino, L. Berry, A. Collins, A. Ketcham, T. Langdon, L. Wildrick, M. Plunkett, and D. Bedell. Singing Their Way to Recognition For the past few years, the chorus, along with the continual help and guidance of Mr. DeMaio, has tried to gain school-wide recognition as an important academic asset in many student's curriculum. They have, for the most part, succeeded, and done so by performing close to four or five concerts per year la winter recital, a spring recital, and an occasional assembly for the schooll and by representing the majority of our musical's cast. Good luck to this yearls Above: T. Boland, S. Roth, J. Gardner, and W. Stauffer in a co-ed quartet. chorus and South Pacific cast! Left: The Bottomless Bases. Above: The Suite', Sopranos. Marching Band Shines Again! This year the Marching Band added many new trophies to North Warren's showcase. Above the The Drum Majors were Sherri Blumer and Ricky Dieffenbach. They should be commended for the fine job they did. band is demonstrating how they won the trophies. Beethoven Adds Class Listen, Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 in C minor, Mozart's The Impresario, Bach's Allegro . . . These are a few of the classical sounds being heard from the concert band under the direction of Mr. Bouknight. Being composed both of junior high and senior high, they also play a wide variety of modern music such as jazz, rock, and marches. The concert band performed these various numbers at two concerts, winter and spring. Student Council Gets Involved S. . so The year started out with a Homecoming Bonfire sponsored by the S.C A. Collins helped to sort out 520 carnations. sn.. ,Ns Q.. s8Nf 'NIL-0 i.r..... XCR -- .- ' f N, sf This is what an average lunch table looked like on Halloween. Thanks to the Stu- A. Murray and J. Straut divide the carnations into homerooms. dent Council. 90 T WN 3 My +L 1 Q , S, f N N L-R: L. Truex lCorr. Sec.l, S. VanDerWiele lTreas.l, L. Callamaro lPres.l, M. Lantinga QV.P.l, C. Waltz lRec. Sec.l. e .1 s -Mer . was , . K , ' Fyiiiiii G-eager, ..,..Ja.., 41. u. f. :ws-. The Student Council acts as a liaison between the students and the administration. In the summer, the Council by way of letter pro- posed various ideas to the administration. ln September, these ideas became goals. During the course of the year, these goals were obtained. As well as serving the school, this group sponsored Halloween Dress Up, and encour- aged the holiday spirit. They sold more carna- tions at Valentines Day than ever before, which allowed them to give a nice scholarship out at the end of the year. Mr. Ron Ivins was the advisor and the officers would like to thank him for being cooperative and open to any ideas. Above: THE REPRESENTATIVES. Below: THE ALTERNATES. ,, ... ., ,, 4, Ara, Charles Dickens Inspires Theme if A ...N-' QQ L,V,. . Ig ' Lkk1':EEi f f' ' ,- Jenny Feldman and Elleke Seesink work on the undergrad divider. Barb Dean had to speak extra loud to be heard over Cindy Dugan's Walkman. Laurie Gebhart and Kathy Andersoi i i Lori Ochs and Mrs. Pustizzi discuss a layout. work on a b-ball layout. Rachelle Clavel and Heidi Spera take a moment out to do some work, Only kidding, guys. KX? The staff would like to thank Lori Yawger for her work with the finance records. Q E - kirr S' 5 T K T me T3 Dave Barnes was the chief photographer. Every yearbook needs a theme to hold it together. The '83 theme was taken from Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities. Long hours, creativity, and hard work are all elements in putting together a yearbook. There are plenty of other people who contributed to various aspects of the book. A thanks goes to Mr. Dick Siano, who lent his time, plane and fuel for the aerial picture of the school, and to Mr. John Callamaro who took the picture. Most of all we need to thank the Board of Education for their financial supplement. The staff was under the new supervision of Mrs. Carol Pustizzi. The staff would like to thank her and hopes it has been a pleasant experience for her. FINANCE COMMITTEE - Front, L-R: G. May, B. Dean, S. Cook, S. Meshach. Middle, L-R: D. Callamaro, E. Jennings, J Feldman, A. Collins, L. Gebhart, L. Nienstedt, R. Clavel, C. Dugan. Back, I.-R: H. Spera, E. Seesink, K. Runyon, T. Har- dlman, G. Davltt, V. Mazzei, B. Sherman, L. Ochs, C. Walz, J. Hollis, K. Anderson, Ms. Farley. Missing: M. Lantinga, L Callamaro. xv 3 THE STAFF - Front, L-R: E. Slmpler, C. Dugan, J. Feldman, E. Jennings, L. Ochs. Back, L-R: J. Hollis, M. Lantinga, L. Callamaro, E. Seesink, V. Mauei, B. Sherman. A Letter From the Editors Putting together a yearbook takes a lot of time and effort. We had a limited and inexperienced staff and a new advisor, so it took just that much more. There are many people that need to be thanked. They include, most importantly, The Board of Education for their financial support. Without their supplement, this book may not have been of the same quality. Mrs. Pustizzi and Ms. Farley, the Financial Advisor, must be thanked for the time that they put into this book. We Q b I want to thank Dave Barnes and Wendy Wolff for the ' is contribution of their specialized skills. Wendy especially should be thanked for designing the cover. .I ' Hopefully, the staff members have gained experience . and have had fun. To next year's staff and editor, we wish the absolute best of luck. Because we have had the responsibility of putting together the Patriot for the past two years, we have developed a very special friendship. That is something we will never forget. It has been an honor to hold this position. Taking advantage 'of this opportunity, we wish the members of the Class of '83 a great life. Of course there were the worst of times, but always remember the BEST .ff of Times. K! t x7 T1 I fwff MJ 0.1 ifi.fLcj,i'-'rt fri, Lisa Callamaro Maryann Lantinga THE STAFF Editors in Chief Section Editors General Staff Lisa Callamaro SPORTS D. Callamaro R. Clavel Maryann Lantinga Barb Dean J. Feldman H. Spera CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES J. Hollis V. Mazzei Maryann Lantinga C. Dugan B. Sherman Lisa Callamaro L. Ochs E. Simpler CURRICULUM L. Gebhart E. Jennings Sandi Meshach K. Anderson UNDERGRADS Elleke Seesink Cover Design and additional art work: SENIORS Wendy Wolff Rosemary Zwetkof Photography: Dave Barnes, Gary May FINANCES Sondi Cook 95 George Washington Spoke Here As part of their study in Civics, Miss Purrazzella's 5th and 6th period classes held presidential elections. Political parties were established, political platforms formed, campaign posters were made and speeches given. After the elections, the delegates istudentsl attended the National Convention to draft the Articles of Confederation and Constitution. Top Right: John Callamaro, the winner in 6th period class, is shown here giv- ing his campaign speech. Above: Trying to sway the voters opinion. 96 HRi M HLLHH H nipping mW?Wf Above: Tom Klein, alias George Washington, is ready to discuss important issues with the delegates of the National Convention. 7th and Sth Grade Rollerskating i ZIL ws l is sis 5 avid Cavalieri takes time out of school to join 7th and 8th grade roller- You can tell she is having a great time! ating party sk . Mr. and Mrs. Rung skated right along with the students. Foreign Exchange Hi, l'm Soraya Dorado and I'm from Sucre-Bolivia lSouth Americal. When somebody asked me if I'd like to write for the yearbook, I only thought to say thanks to you all for letting me be part of this school. I'm really glad I got to meet you and every one of your friendly smiles will be engraved in my memory forever. Thanks again! SOVOMOQ My name is Marisol Macaya, l'm 17 years old and I'm from Chile. I'd like to thank you for giving me the opportunity to know your school and your lifestyle, which are quite different than ours in Chile. l've enjoyed my year in the U.S. and, of course, I've learned a lot, this is what I like the best. I hope I'll see you soon again! I am Lucinia Limuaco, an exchange student from the Philippines. I studied in a Catholic School run by German and Filipino sisters. In my school we had to wear a complete uniform everyday. We had 14 subjects and school started at 7:45 a.m. and ended at 4:00 p.m. Unlike here the teacher was the one who changed rooms every period. As for the activities in my school we had different clubs and each club had its week days like Math and Science Week, English Week and Filipino Week. We also had a High School Day where everybody had a chance to wear civilian clothes. And to make the day livelier we had games, prizes for winners, etc. Students from different schools were always invited to go to the school. My stay here has been very enjoyable although at first I felt out of my depth. But as months passed by I began to adjust and learn more of the American ways. And I give my gratitude and thanks to the people who had made my stay a memorable ancl enjoyable one. Thank You. 100 N, CURRICULUM and FACULTY 1 an ffigfigx 2 il , A H16 Q . 91-f Il! ,Q e jg? aw -'-' Tyan Qin.: ,Bar 'JOHN GUM' 349129 360899 216 gd mi gui:-- .ll Administration ..... Board of Education . . . Faculty .....,... Science .... Business ..... Archeology .... Art ....,.,.. Metal ..... Wood .......... Child Care ........ Home Economics ........ Agriculture .................... Kitchen and Custodial Staff 5 Dear Class of '83: It's time to say goodbye to a class which has helped to make North Warren what it is today - an excellent school. For many of you it will not be easy to leave a place which has been your se- cond home for six years. lt will be as if you were leaving a part of yourself behind. We who remain behind are fortunate because we will inherit part of you. Your memory will linger and echo throughout the classrooms and hallways, in the auditorium and cafeteria, and across the gymnasium and playing fields. Your happy faces and sad faces will forever grace our minds. Your strength will help to carry us on. Wherever we walk, whatever we do, whomever we see, you will be there. Goodbye dear friends. eQrl.....l gvylfalt Dr. Edward W. Herbert Superintendent 102 Dear Class of '83: Yearbooks are hardbound memories that will stay with you forever. I hope that when you sit down with your yearbook in the future you will have many fond memories of your years at Nortl Warren. The school is very proud of you and your accomplishments. I 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 fr XX - . f cg fix! ffyazf Jack D. Sweet we Dear Class of 1983, Your learning experience at North Warren Regional High School is one of your keys to the future. It will open one of the many doors of your life. As you pass through, may all of your knowledge be utilized to guide you toward your ultimate goal. Your learning experience will continue as will all of your memories of North Warren. Congratulations and good luck in your future endeavors. Mr. Rufe Dear Class of '83, I would like to congratulate you on your graduation and wish you the best of luck for your future endeavors. Please remember that while graduation marks the end of one phase of your life, it also marks the beginning of a longer and equally important phase. The efforts which you extend and the results which you achieve during the next few years will stay with you and help shape your entire life. Best wishes for future success Lf figgrffj Philip Evertz -3 .. 103 Board of Education President tl, rx ,H-ltNl,,. ll Vice-President Secretary Mrs Mrs. MaryAnn Fink Rose Krauss Mr. Allen P. Bickhardt Mr. Robert Drew Mr. R obert Drewes Mrs. Linda Gerczak nr-so ,QP-:ln-.X Mrs. Olga Guiler Mr. Fred Harnett III Mrs. Lena Keyser Faculty and Staff V DIY! w H l gf is l IQ? Mrs. R. Barabas Mr. T. Bartholomew Mr. B. Bouknight Mrs. I, Brockman Mrs. V. Brownell s a E 2 Mr. W. Candisky Mrs. E. Cato Mr. L. Chinnock Miss G. Chisesi Mr. D. Del-Iaven Mr. M. DeMaio Mr. F. Dolan l Mr. M. Drago Mrs. R. Drew Mr. T. Ducatte Mrs. U. Emery Miss D. Farley Miss C. Faunce Mrs. W. Fechisin Miss L. Gelfand awww, K , Mrs. G. Gladd Mr. H. Golzio Mr. J. Graff Mrs. M. Guarisco Mr. R. Harris Mr. W. Hart Miss P. Hoagland Mrs. C. Hough Mr. R. Ivins Mrs. R. Kantor Mrs. J. Kole Miss R. Masson Mr. W. McDermott Mrs. B. McDonough Mr. W. McDonough ! Mrs. E. McMillan Mrs. L. Merrifield Mrs. E. Nordberg Mrs. B. Pagano Miss D. Pereira . .24 .gk ,fi Mr. V. Perez Mrs. C. Piccola Mr. T. Picone Miss A. Pittis Mr. G. Poecker Miss S. Purrazzella Mrs. C. Pustizzi Mr. V. Pustizzi Mrs. C. Allaire Mrs. J. Repasky .. . . . 3 Ei --:- M .....,,,.. I 'fiwsgggx W X .risk t r,,. -':i Iff. Qi Q r H 'Q f Mr. A. Rincavage Mrs. I. Rudolph Mrs. A. Rung Mrs. S. Russo Mr. P. Sadusky Mrs. K. Sandbero Mrs. V. Schaeffer Miss J. Schoch Mr. R. Seal Miss E. Sheehan Mrs. A. Schumaker Mrs. M. Siplev Mr. R. Smith Mr. D. Snvder Mr. M. Strawins has Mrs. K. Sutton Mrs. G. Sweenev Mr. M. Sweet Mrs. C. Tilwick Mr. B. Terhune Mrs. J. Trupiano Mr. R. Wieboldt Miss R. Zenock 1 V' if be i J Q. f - fx 'iq M Q 5 X 8 x i S , b 3 .. x .. W , . F - i A M-,,,.0 5152, .K X' 1 fit sg u Hey, Who Fed the Kitties Today? This year's Anatomy and Physiology class was a tight knit group that not only shared in a learning experience, but shared in a lot of fun, too. The teacher, Ms. Merrifield, preferred to look at the human body from the aspect of physiology. When the class did study Anatomy, the skeleton was very useful. Although the class had various names for him, none of them were official. In addition to dissecting cats, the class learned to type blood, take blood pressure, and grow cultures. The cultures were of whatever the students wanted and they ranged greatly. One student had a fly walk across his culture, another student let her dog lick it, and yet another girl let hers sit in the refrigerator. From there, they learned to transfer and find the optimal temperature for their bacteria. All in all, the class learned quite a lot. Even if they do not enter a medical profession, the general knowledge about themselves will always follow them. As the agar boils, C. Dugan makes a culture transplant. E A knowledge of the different types of fungi and bacteria allowed Ms. Merrifield to help B. Dean and H. Spera determine what their cultures contained. 110 Top: During a lecture, the skeleton made himself quite comfortable. His ad- vice . . . Pass Anatomy or you'll end up like this! Left: B. Sikkes looks close- ly to see if the antibiotics that were put on her culture have begun to attack the bacteria. Above: D. Yurga poured the agar plates for another culture transfer. 111 They Are Here to Stay' Computers are no longer some type of space- age technology one would see in the moviesg they are here and here to stay. Our school is keeping right up with the times. Teachers and students alike could be found using these time-saving machines, this year. Quite a few teachers kept their grades in the computers This gave them the ability to inform their students on even a weekly basis, what their grade average was. The students used the computers to help the school, including the absentee list. The yearbook staff and basketball team made use of these machines, also. Mr. McDermott has incorporated the computers in the Office Simulation class and next year will be offering a six month class in computer usage. 112 Office Simulation Benefits All The Office Simulation class not only prepared the girls involved for a job, perhaps right out of high school, it helped the school out in many ways. These girls were involved in a number of everyday occurrences. By allowing them to take care of things like the absentee list, it allowed the secretaries time to devote to other school related jobs. These students never let down. So, those involved in Mr. McDermott's Office Simulation class deserve a big thanks for all of their work. R Walker found out just how many phone calls Mrs Drew gets in one day the hard way! Hey, Dig This!! A first year course at North Warren, Anthropology provided an insight into local history. The students had the opportunity of excavating at a site in Hope, N.J. This dig was so successful a second trip was planned. During these trips many interesting artifacts were found. lt is an educational class while being lots of fun. It is hoped that there will be even more digging and field trips. mf' P J. Keiper, S. Ford, G. Haebler while they are marking their Steve Huff, ready to sift through the soil, hopes to find a link to the past. and M- Th0mP50n having fun After the dig, J. Keiper and M. Thompson examine what they have found sites. Marcie Gilbert marks and identifies her site. J Beauty Is In the Eye of the 7 3 .wry X . 9 42 2:5 fffpm MQ ir YQ.. -wp MN 116 . Beholder. Opposite Page: Top Left: Denise Bacon and Kirsten Sass are able to work together to complete their project. Far Left: Marisol, an exchange student, contributed her artistic skills to us. Far Right: North Warren Faculty, what do you think? Left: Richard Striker uses the compass to enhance the detail. Above Left: Tracy Langdon uses her skillful hands to make a clay model. 117 These two students are arcwelding one of the more dangerous aspects of metal shop. Right: Vince Walsh is shown here working at the lathe. Kelly Turk must use metal fabrication in order to finish his projects ifiif if the S 'num at it X Ku Metal Workers Are i Artists, Too! Artistic expression can be presented in many numbers of ways. Metal working is one of them. In metal shop class, students are allowed to show their artistic ability. But, before the student can be free to create a project that he himself designs, there are processes that must be mastered. Some of these include arcwelding, metal fabrication, and benchwork. Under the supervision of Mr. Dolan, this year's metal shop classes let their imaginations go and created many practical and impractical projects. Roger Doll seems intensely involved in his benchwork projects. Mr. Dolan checks the quality of work done by the students, People At Work L Upper Right: Shown here is Michelle Cassimore, an eighth grader who is sanding her stool down to a fine finish. Below Left: Here is Buddy Gouger who is leveling off his new project. Below Right: Who said woodshop was just for men? Here Susan Geene is showing all of us her skills she learned. Far Left: Ray Beckman is able to laugh and have fun and still accomplish his project with pride. Far Right: Darl Westover is helping remodel our woodshop. Far Right, Bottom: Chris Mazzanotte demonstrates to us on the radial arm saw. sss- I : ' i . was U A ts 120 .HWMMWW ...Q e 4 . My Vx V I K . mg K ww 6,:,e4'2::fif' 7 ' , T59 : W , If I+ Q, if 'ww fa' W J ff f Vw ,V-w!,,:,,f A- A, U -yy a, ff , ',M If7xF ' ' L flmfir ' X1 sL,s-4N4W K fi M, N , M, J ,M U an 1-ffQi? Z' ,, , 1. . 'xml' iii f 'f' Q Lx 'ii ' Aix al ?? in-nh wig R G. Budai, J. Straut, and C. Whipple look on while the kids play a game. For the past few years, it has been a common sight to see young children riding in wagons, or holding onto a rope with some other people, who happen to be quite larger, following them. These people are students in the child care class. They begin the year by learning about childhood development. They also learn about toys, and they learn lots of nursery rhymes and songs. It's not uncommon to hear some older people singing these songs on their way to English or math class. The second part of the year is the fun part. The children come. The students are then responsible for lesson plans and for the basic care of the kids. The class is fun for anyone who likes little children. The children got to experience something new, being on skis. Cheryl Whipple found that one of the most interesting dishes in gourmet cooking class was oriental pancakes. 124 Creativity Expressed in Home Learning the sewing lingo is one of the hardest obstacles to overcome. Ec. Classes s ' We QM ':,:': ' N , rss .M -- - ...I K -I W, t . 1 1 , ae: -- Q E K K K ' ' ' fs- is 'Qt- if We Heather Johnson hard at work here on her dress which made the showcase display. grQe225f3 QRS? ffzlff Together Bonnie Burd and Mike Longyhore cook up something to satisfy their appetite. ,H Doing a sample is the first step in learning how to sew ffwww K. Rene Bates works proudly on her gingerbread house 126 FFA GROWS The Agriculture program covers the topics of animal science, greenhouse management, floriculture, and landscape and design. Work is divided between the classroom and the greenhouse. Other activities include selling apples, wreaths, poinsettias, and bedding plants. All plants are grown by the students in the greenhouse. FFA membership offers the opportunity to learn through experience. Students compete in a variety of state wide judging contests. Mrs. Shumaker encourages any student who has any interest in any aspect of agriculture to take advantage of our very active FFA. Front, Left to Right: Mrs. Shumaker, Curt Hill, Matt Bergen, Valerie Cook, Bill Billings. Back, Left to Right: Dan Kovach, Ron Janda, Glenn Kovach, Rick Sorenson, Linda Hendershot, Judy Perry, Lisa Cook. .GSR XX The poinsettias sold at Christmastime by the F.F.A. were started in'the fall as little seedlings. Custodial Staff l n 1 m I flu, , , Q Q I Left to Right: Ralph Reinhardt, Clifford Riddle, Warren DePuy, Joseph Thompson, Elwood Smith. Missing: Thomas Babbitt, Foreman. Hunger Hut Staff Wa , Left to Right: Candy Buttery ldirectorl, Carol Basllicato, Dorothy Winters, Barbara Rydell, Edythe Hatch, Diana Schultts, Helen Stkkes. we-4 4445:- SENIORITIS Strikes Again! f Freshman Beware! Someday you could have seniorltis just like Jim. It's hard to tell if Dee has senioritis or thinking about Greg. Now don't forget to wash behind your leaves! Just hanging around until graduation. k X 'Z- -enum I PIN!!??! Aw come on, these lunch lines are really getting out of hand! 'W'-----..,,,,,,m ...annum-ll' See no evil hear no evil speak no evil' Bloopers '83 Below left: LOVE that shirt! Below right: They say that the last kid that ate this is hanging in the closet in the Anatomy room. xfSIJ1EPff5 UN DERGRADS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS -- Heidi Spera IV.P.I, Scott Winay IPres.I, Elleke Seesink ITreas.I, Missing: Julie Johnson ISec.I. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS - Karen Lenkey IPres.J, Mike Rosania fTreas.J, Andrea Berry QV.P.J, Missing: Wendy Tims lSec.J. 130 K ei' 'S I fx Vi Q. ' 5 no - FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS - Tammy Dayson ITreas.I, Cindy McCrone ISecJ, Dana Callamaro IPres.I, Val Cook IV.P.I. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS - Jill Colucci lV.P,l, Aimee Murray lPres.l, Sam Fierra lTreas.l, Kelly Mulligan lSec.l, ig E WW 2 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - Lori Sipley lSec.l, Fred Cook lPres.l, Rosemary Carroll lTreas.l, Laura Nordberg lV.P.l Richard Anderson Max Angle Laria Apgar Craig Baier Kathy Bair Richard Beagle James Beers Christina Budd Maureen Cahill Dana Cantrell Sandy Cappiello Kim Carducci Rob Carlson April Carpenter Sharon Cassimore Bon Celmer Paul Clavel James Coates Doug Collins Jill Colucci Billy Conklin Karen Cooper Marisa Corso Peter Costanza Lisa DeGeorge Richard Decker Melissa Delman David DeMund Richard DeYoung Krista Digiocomo Seventh Grade Mg! Wx 'QF Jennifer Duda Julie Duvall Aimee Epstein Daniel Ernesti Sam Fierra Fred Fiesseler Jason Focht Kelly Foy Charles Fundell Dennis Gable Sandra Galazin Tom Gardner Kerry Gawle Gina Giacono Lauren Gosney Tim Grau Brian Gwynne Patricia Haas Paul Hagopian Greg Hanson Lisa Heinrich Pat Hendershot Scott Hill Rebecca Hillyercl Michael Howell James Janda Coleman Jandle Joel Jefferis Paul Jeges Suzanne Johnson David Kaleda Beth Keller Andrew Kipar James Knobloch Craig Konkle Michele Kraweak Karen Krueger Robyn Langford Brian Layton Jeff Learn Donna Lehnert Craig Lemoncelli John Lensi Kim Lord Margaret MacDonough Ben Malley Glen Matlock Lonna McKiernan Marci McLain Ruth McNally Glenn Meekins Billy Menzel Herman Meyer Krista Miller Mark Minisi Christina Mitchell Jennifer Mitchell Peter Moore Kelly Mulligan Mike Mulvaney Aimee Murray Melissa Nienstedt Kellie O'Neill Melissa Olinsky Michael Orpen . l-leleene Panelli Kim Passafuime Kenneth Petersen Tarra Plant Elaine Powell John Rogers Vern Romig Glen Ryan Steven Rydell Andy Sadlon Michelle Sampson Kathleen Sanders George Saponaro William Sass Jacqueline Schmitt Rebecca Seidel Heather Shedd Debra Shipps Steven Sikkes John Sillett Kim Simonson Earl Sipley Amy Smith Shannon Snyder Carl Stoddart Tina Stone Robert Stout Arthur Striker Doug Swift Mike Treible Christina Turk Richard Vassallo Eric Wall Lorrie Walz Elyse Warns Ricky Weijlard J eff Whipple Joe Williams Chris Wolf Stephanie Wolfe Heather Wooding Shaun Wright Renee Yurga Michael Zaborowski YK, wx: if 41 . 'Q Eighth Grade 4--sg ll:-5, David Ackley Frank Albanese Scott Amon Susan Anderson Chris Babcock Debra Bates Bridget Batson Michael Bauer Laura Beam David Bell Gary Benson Sharon Benson Todd Benson Cynthia Bergen Andrea Berry William Billings Keith Brennan John Callamaro Susan Camaerei Karen Carducci Rob Carlson Michele Cassimore Terra Cassullo David Cavalieri Maria Cilutfo Quinten Clarke Noel Clavel Brian Connolly Sharon Conrad Craig Conticchio Mark Cook Robert Cook Joe Coots Angie Correll Kelly Crate John Crisman Eugene Cullen Ruth Cunningham Craig Dana Kim Darst Anthony Dellanno Danny Demers Susan DeYong Jennifer Donohue Chris Drucquer Marge Druhan Darlene Easton Christine Esposito Tom Ferrone William Fox Jim Frank Troy Gable Tom Gardzalle Susan Geene Dennis Gerkhardt Carolyn Grau Catherine Harm Tom Hearn Philip Helmstetter Lisa Hlywa Richard Hogan Charles Hohenshilt Don I-ions Gwendolyn Hoogendoorn Robert Keiper William Keuntje Mike Kise Paul Kittle Douglas Kleber Thomas Klein William Kline Faith Koeck Melinda Konesny Michelle Lambert Carianne LaMotta Earl Learn Brian Le ck Jim Lehman Karen Lenkey Tom Lund David Maring Pamela Martin Peter Mazurowski Karen McDonald Kath Mclntyre Ann Marie McKinney Chris McLain Rebecca McNally Melinda Metzgar Chris Mezzanotte Diane Miller Nicky Minnella Vince Minnella Danielle Montana Billy Morris Harold Mott Debbie Mulligan Tabetha Murphy Tom Murphy Dave Murray Brett Mutschler John Pastor Lee Paul Mitzi Pickwood Stephanie Pilipie Bethany Prehodka David Pritchard David Quick Karen Rader Tor Rapoli John Riley Tina Ritchie Megan Robinson Ross Roggio Michael Rosania Denean Rosensweet Roxanne Rowe Marc Ruggiero Robert Rush Martin Schimmel Michele Shultis Renee Simpler Jackie Sipley Jeff Skow Ed Stampone Robert Stelling Sharon Stevens Michele Stiles Robert Stoffels Pamela Stritehoff Sean Sullivan Kelli Sweeney Jenny Sweet Andy Swiderski David Talley Karen Thomas Diane Tillman Diane Tims Michael Tironi Michelle Vanl-iorn Laura VanDerWiele Ron Walters John Weinzettle Caroline Weising Eric Wright Steven Yohe Steven Yurga Rosalie Zeyn Bill Ackley Sue Ahlers Alexis Azpeitia Jeff Baier Alice Ball Mike Bartolozzi Carolyn Basilicato Roger Beckman Lisa Bergen Jennifer Biddle Chris Blanchard Kelly Burham Renee Cabri Liz Cahill Dana Callamaro Laura Carducci Karen Carpenter Ron Carpenter Lisa Christopher Heather Clarke Stacey Condit Judy Cook Val Cook Jill Corby Tammy Dayson Mike Delaney Keith Delman Phil DeRea Nicole DiPaolo Judy Doll Freshmen Robert Doyle Matt Drewes Tom Dugan Stacy Lynn Dunbar Scott Fenton Todd Fenton Janis Fiesseler Chris Florence Michele Glaab Kelly Glynn Eric Gramberg Rob Green Shaughn Gudall Susan Gwinnett Todd Haebler Michael Hanson Deborah Hanson Brijita Harajda Debbie Harwood Stephanie Heines Stephanie Herremans Anne Hill Ingrid Hughes Stanley Hutt Jesse Jefferis Renee Jones Lisa Karolchyk Jody Katzanstein Michael Keller David Kerr Paul Klein Bonnie Kline Sue-Anne Konkle Joel Konya Terry Labar Bill Lantinga Lori Mack Karen Mackoff Jamie Maderski Debbie Maher Missy Maiella Mary Marshall Eric Martin Cynthia Matlock Cindy McCrone Adam McNally Kim Miller Kim Miller Deidre Moore Gail Morris Jenna Murray Cheryl Nester Chris Noel Jeane Nordberg Pete Novi Karen Ohl Donna Olmstead Barb Pagano Carol Paglia Nancy Pascale Chris Pastor Margie Plunkett Laura Powell Tanya Quinn Daniel Reiger Adrianne Rich Ray Roggio Gary Roof Todd Roth Stacy Sandberg Kirsten Sass Julie Schilling Linda Schwartz Frank Seesink Sandy Seidel Stephanie Sillet Cindy Smigel Dawn Smith Ricky Smith Scott Smith Chris Speller Anthony Spera Robyn Sprague Jamie Straut Melissa Straway April Strawbridge Richard Striker Dawn Swanson Sean Tasick Tammy Terpstra Albert Teune Becky Troy Debbie Truex Kelly Unangst Sue VanAlthuis Donna VanGrouw Karen Watters Eric Wehrle Scott Wolfe Karen Zydzik Sophomores SN ggr Kathy Anderson Kristina Anderson Tom Anzalone Rich Anzevino Denise Bacon Mary Beth Baldwin Elaine Ball Christine Basilicato Doreen Bedell Scott Bell Eileen Benson Todd Benson Kristine Berardi Andrew Botwinick Kathy Brennan Wendy Brohal Leigh Burnett Pat Cahill Sheila Camaerei Jody Cappiello Rosemary Carroll Kim Collins Michael Connolly Steve Conrad Fred Cook Michael Cook Cheryl Cooper Mike Copensky Scott Dayson Laura DeJong Michael Dieffenbach Alyssa Ford Christine Frank Amy Garris Laura Gebhart Jim Gelok Kenny Gerkhardt Tom Gilmore Nikki Glaab Stacy Glaab Ed Glory Bill Gouger Matt Green Rich Green Herbert Haderthauer Neil Hamilton Curtis Hill Rich Hohenshilt Sandra Huber Penny Huff Kirsten Jacobson Christine Janda Jeanne Jefferis Shanon Jensen Scott Karolchyk Keith Kehoer Qu Laura Keller Vicky Klahre Lisa Kleber Dina Konya Dan Kovach John Kramer Jeanne Kroncke Susan Lambert Terry Lockwitch Dale Longyore Lorrie Lothian Bill Maher Dave Makarevich Traci Martin Gary May Bret McNally Lisa Melchior Greg Menzel Chris Mesach Naomi Meyer Amy Milburn Michelle Miller Carol Mitchell Dennis Monticello in Donna Morgan John Mulvaney Denise Nast Laura Nordberg Lori Ochs Jennifer Ohl Christine Oleszek Dave Oleszek Tom Otinsky Angela Paglia Jim Pasko Darren Perna Judy Perry Lynne Porter Eric Powell Lorrie Quick Ronald Quinn Del Marie Rader Christa Rennspies Joe Repasky John Repasky Bill Rinker Fm' QSM, V- X 'lcv Y. -f' fig li ak X Q W iv xv, E 6 T P ,Q WW 'YA 1 fm, . i, ,gift William Rooth Jeff Rott Greg Ryan Matt Salmon Tom Schilling Jamie Schissler Victoria Schmidling Lisa Schmitt Julie Shipps Anthony Simone Ellen Simpler Lori Sipley Jo-Ellen Smigelsky David Sprague Bill Stauffer Paul Steffey Liana Striker Susan Swiderski Tammy Teune Denise Thomas Jennifer Thompson Patricia Tironi Wendy Unangst Donna VanAlthius Tracie Wall Ed Wehrle Greg Ackerson Susan Baier Joe Barinas Dave Barnes Christine Beegle Lorra Beggs Michael Beron Sherri Blumer Kevin Boland Christine Brennan Gisela Budai Joe Burdge Harold Burnett Annette Capalbo Doug Carroll Russell Clarke Rachelle Clavel Ted Cowell Lisa 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S A h- 3- Ax S X x Nw Left to Right: Leah Berry, Treasurerg Sondi Cook, President: Sandi Meshach, Secretary, Jaci Keiper, Vice President. Seniors: In his: The Best of Walden and Civil Disobedience, Thoreau wrote two passages which we want to share with each of you at this important time in your life. Every man's life is like a long road which leads to himself, and If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drum, however measured or far away. On graduation day each of you will have completed a segment of your life's road which has passed through the doors, halls, and classrooms of North Warren. Your travels have gained you many memories and experiences you will never forget. Graduation will present many new avenues. Hopefully this past segment of your life will help you continue down that road to a happy and prosperous future. 1. . Choose your roads wisely, steps cautiously, and always be willing to is We learn. Thoreau also wrote: Men say they know many things, But lo! They have taken wings - The arts and sciences, And a thousand appliances: The wind that blows Is all that anybody knows. Good Luck! san cere ly, WM- LQ Cu W 174 Dear Class of 1983: I would like to take this time to wish you all a happy and successful future. Good luck to all of you in achieving the goals you have set for yourself. Also, I extend my thanks to all of you and to the faculty for making my high school years so very enjoyable. I will always cherish and hope you will also, the memories created in our halls and classes, at our sporting events, and in our clubs and activities. On behalf of the Senior Class officers, who dealt with the aggravations of running a class, Good luck, have confidence in yourself and be proud. Sondi Cook SUWCQD Mr. Drago and Mrs. Allalre - s. Darl Westover is shown hard at work designing what he hopes will be a masterpiece. Adrienne Ketcham was an early graduate, which is no easy feat. Seniors are hard at work on an archeological dig. 175 The Senior Adrianne Barnett is shown here getting water all over the table while attempting to do an art project, Mike McDonald was intrigued by Mr. Poecker's renditions of Shakespearean plays, as was everyone in the senior class. Many seniors were on half day schedule this year so that they could work or just hang out. Experience!! Senior, Steve Huff, got into some impressive weight-lifting during gym class this year. Denise Norton and Gregg Davitt show it really was the best of times. Scott Griesman is shown here trying to comprehend yet another complex Calculus theory. Seniors Share the Mikki Anderson: Nickname: Mik, will remember . . . the excellent, excellent Gandalf concert that everyone went to, will miss . . . going skiing in the ski club, happines is . . . when you finally enjoy what you are doing in life, pet peeve . . . the way Lisa Dunbar stretches her gum, I enjoy . . . being where the action is, like a party! personz philosophy . . . Never listen to what others say until you have all the facts. Marjory Capalbo: Nickname: Chippy, will remember . . . Mr. Harris's Accounting 2 class, happiness is . . . Graduatingl, looking forward to . . . college guys, I enjoy . . weekends, secret ambition . . . to be famous around the world, security is . . . being loved, personal philosophy . . . like, love, and ENJOY! Bonnie Clarke: Nickname: Bessy, will remember . . . all the great times l had with my friends and boyfriend, happiness is . . . spending time with friends and Glen, lookin forward to . . . Glen's and my wedding day, I enjoy . . . having a great time and joking around. Kim Conticchio: Nickname: Kimmer, Tich, will remember . . . back row mornings with Suzanne, Sue, and Linda and special permission to park my Chevelle in Duste Alley , happiness is . . . corrupting those who have not yet been corrupted and graduating, pet peeve . . . airheads and preppies, I enjoy . . . bowling and bonfires, persona philosophy . . . Should we stay or should we go? GO!! GO!! GOll! Liz Cook: Nickname: Liz, will remember . . . freezing in the winter, happiness is . . . Days of Our Lives , looking forward to . . , Freedom, I enjoy . . . Tom, secret ambitio . . . sky-diving, personal philosophy . . . Don't worry what others think of ya! Sondi Cook: Nickname: Sondi, will remember . . . good times with friends, happiness is . . . graduation, future plans . . . to own a clothing store, pet peeve . . . Chem tests English 12 tests, and staying in class, I enjoy . , . talking, personal philosophy . . . Should we stay or should we go? GO!! GO!! GO!!! Barbara Dean: Nickname: Barb, will remember . . . all the good times, will miss . , . all the skiing fun, happiness is . . . a smile on everyone's face, pet peeve . . . the littl quizzes on 10 pages of notes, I enjoy . . . skiing with friends, security is . , . knowing that you are going to pass Mr. Poecker's English class, personal philosophy . . . Alwaj be yourself. Jim Dolan: Nickname: The lnterplanetary Hunk , will remember . . . her face, will miss . . . keeper, future plans . . , to be a skipper on Star Trek, looking forward to . . the next episode of 'fGeneral Hospital , personal philosophy . . . You don't have to be old to be wise. Laurie Garretson: Nickname: Laurel Leaf, will remember . . . Bonfire 1982, will miss . . . my closest friends, happiness is . . . graduating from school, future plans . . . to liv life to the fullest extent, pet peeve . . . people who use you, I enjoy . . . travelling down one-way streets with F.C., personal philosophy . . . Be yourselff' Christina Glory: Nicknames: Chris, Cree-Cree, Bugger, will miss . . . all my friends, looking forward to . . . getting married, I enjoy . . . being with friends and having a goof time, security is . . . knowing someone is always there for me, personal philosophy . . . SMlLE!' Dale Gray: Nickname: Mr. Dale, will remember . . . all the girls, happiness is , . . leavin', future plans . . . work, I enjoy . . . partying, personal philosophy . . . I'll see you o the dark side of the moon. Gary Haebler: Nickname: Small , will remember . . . food fights in lunch, will miss . . . all the good times we had, looking forward to . . . making new friends in college, enjoy . . . going out with friends and having a good time, listening to Led Zeppelin and Cruising, secret ambition . . . to be 6 ft tall, personal philosophy . . . Live for toda because you never know what tomorrow has in store for you. Jo Anne Johnson: Nickname: Jo, will miss . . . all the nice people I've met, happiness is . . . 3:13!, looking forward to . . . being successful in life, I enjoy . . . Skiing, Skiing Skiing!! security is . . . knowing and liking yourself for who you are, personal philosophy . . . Only as far as we seek can we go . , . only as much as we dream can we be. Jacqueline Keiper: Nickname: Jaci, will remember . . . the good times shared with friends and Binitti, happiness is . . . knowing in 200 yrs. I won't owe my father an money, pet peeve . . . phoney people and anyone who dares to whistle in a car, security is . . . always having something on, personal philosophy . . . Never tell a friend secret and don't trust short guys. Adrienne Ketcham: Nickname: Age, will miss . . . all my friends in the class of '84, happiness is . . . being alive and well, pet peeve . . . people who are two-faced, security . . . knowing if you take a fall in life, someone will always be there to help you get back on your feet, personal philosophy . . . You've got to be crazy to survive in th world. John Kosberg: Nickname: Kos, will remember . . . that one night on the ice, will miss . . . all my friends at NW, pet peeve . . . fire drills in bad weather, security is . . finishing a book report on time, personal philosophy . . . 'fLife's rough, ya know? Robert Labar: Nickname: Captain Drummer, will remember . . . Vicky, the Senior Play, the Musical, future plans . . . Navy, looking forward to . . . sailing the seven sea: pet peeve . . . Mr. Rufe telling me to turn the volume down, secret ambition . . . to take over Neil Pert's place in RUSH, personal philosophy . . . All of it or none of it. Maryann Lantinga: Nickname: Tree, will remember . . . the 8 minute shuffle drill , happiness is . . . meeting someone taller than you, pet peeve . . . people asking me hoi the weather is up there, secret ambition . . . to become a professional b-ball player, personal philosophy . . . Never look back because you'll waste time you should hai spent looking forward. Mike Longyhore: Nickname: Mackanackle, will remember . . . all the good times, happiness is . . . getting out of school, future plans . . . go in to the Navy, pet peeve . . people who nag, I enjoy . . . hunting and fishing. Melissa Martin: Nickname: Missy, will remember . . . Pull over Bart, just pull over!!! , happiness is . . . Thomas Micheal, looking forward to . . . college parties, pet peev . . . driving behind someone who goes 10 miles under the speed limit, secret ambition . . . to meet Bruce Springstein, personal philosophy . . . Never listen to rumors. Mike McDonald: Nickname: Mack, will remember . . . the Gong Show in 1Oth grade, will miss . . . football practice Ionly kiddingl, future plans . . . go on to college to becom a lawyer, looking forward to . . . the summer of '83, security is . . . having Mike Cullen to protect you. Allison Collins: will remember . . . great musicians, marching band, English 12-1, will miss . . . musicals, band, happiness is . , . being with Allen, future plans . . . college looking forward to . . . finishing all my schooling, I enjoy . . . music. Bonnie Burd: Nickname: Bon, will remember . . . the junk food parties in gym class, future plans . . . to work with and train horses, pet peeve . . . kids who clonk around th halls with their shoes untied, security is . . . being liked by a lot of people and having a lot of nice friends. Sandi Meshach: Nickname: Sandi, will miss . . . all the good times I have spent with friends here and out of school, future plans . . . to go to college, then on to law schoi and eventually work for a firm in the city, looking forward to . . . graduating and moving on to bigger and better things, pet peeve . . . people who feel they have to lie to in press others and friends who are disloyal, I enjoy . . . sitting in front of a fireplace with someone special while having a glass of wine and listening to music, person. philosophy . . . Shoot for the stars and if you attain anything higher than the moon, you will have succeeded. 178 Best of Times ue Messina: Nickname: Sue, happiness is . . . holding a diploma, future plans . . . to be a secretary and get married, not necessarily in that order, looking forward to . . . raduation, secret ambition . . . to come back to NW as vice-principal, personal philosophy . . . Listen carefully, study hard, then cheat. ffiriam Meyer: Nickname: M , will remember . . . Spring and Fall band trips, happiness is . . . having friends who care, future plans . . . to attend college, looking forward o . . . dorm parties, I enjoy . . . making music, secret ambition . . . to join a Broadway theater company, personal philosophy . . . Give things time. aebra Mitchell: Nickname: Deb, will remember . . . as little as possible or as much as I can, looking forward to , . . falling in love again and someday living in a world that is ee of war, pet peeve . . . getting out of bed on Monday morning, I enjoy . . . a good party, personal philosophy . . . Paddle your own canoe. -inda Mitchell: Nickname: Lindy, happiness is . . . being an angel even if you don't have wings, future plans . . . to get taller, pet peeve . . . people who are hyper, secret imbition . . . to get Tom for Nancy, personal philosophy . . . Love when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must, that's all part of the plan. 'Sue Monticello: Nickname: Susie, will remember . . . the first time at Suzanne's Kill it! Kill it! , will miss . . . all the great times I had with Linda, Suzanne, and Kim, pet meeve . . . someone parking in Duster Alley and two-faced dictators, personal philosophy , . . Remember yesterday, dream of tomorrow, but live for today. vfike Murray:.Nickname: Murph, will remember . . . English 11-1, losing my camper top in the parking lot, and watching Mr. Poecker read Beowulf aloud, happiness is . . a very loud stereo, looking forward to . . . living by myself in college, hang gliding, driving across the country to California over the summer, pet peeve . , . preppy peo- ole, personal philosophy . . . Opportunity knocks only once, but temptation goes on for years. Nendy Murray: Nickname: Wen, will remember . . . my party, December 21, 1980, and the 5 months following it, happiness is . . . being with John, Lester, and the Im- oerialzogg, pet peeve . . . mispronunciation of the word nuclear , security is . . . a NH pass, personal philosophy . . . Enjoy each moment for what it is. amara Nordberg: Nickname: Porcine Iughl, will remember . . . giving Mr. Sweet whiplash in the Driver's Ed car. How embarrassingll, happiness is . , . passing one of Mr. oecker's horribly mean tests, pet peeve . . . being oinked at for the past two years, secret ambition . . . to be swept off my feet by a knight in shining armor, personal j hilosophy . . . Ulf endings symbolize beginnings, shouldn't the goodbye's be easier? enise Norton: Nickname: Dee, happiness is . . . Gregg and I, looking forward to . . . getting out on my own and making money, pet peeve . . . Mr. Poecker's book reports, I njoy . , . riding my horse, secret ambition . . . to ride in the Olympics, security is . . . being with Gregg, personal philosophy . , . 'iLife goes on. Whit Parker: Nickname: Witless, will remember . . . all the great times with friends, will miss . . . the company of friends who have helped me all through school, future blans . . . to attend Wheaton College in Illinois, looking forward to . . . tomorrow. herri Roth: Nickname: Neille, will miss . . . the musical and all the people that were in it, future plans . . . to become a nurse, I enjoy . . . singing, acting, and Mr. Poecker's nglish class, personal philosophy . . . Study hard to get ahead. Sue Schwartz: Nickname: Sue, will remember . . . the guardrail by W.M.'s house, babysitting H,V. at parties and sloshing through the mud during CC meets, future plans . . . going to college in Florida and becoming a professional pilot, looking forward to . . . flying charter planes back and forth to Hawaii and getting a permanent Florida tan, lenjoy . . . skiing, flying, being with my brave friends Iesp. F.P.l, secret ambition . . . to be the first woman space shuttle pilot, personal philosophy . . , Remember yester- day, dream for tomorrow, but live for today. Scott Sears: Nickname: Spider, will remember . . . Summer of '81 and Cyndi, will miss . . . psychiatrist career at NW, happiness is . . . S and D and R and R, pet peeve . . . May I have your attention please, may I have your attention please , security is . . . The Chicken Coup , personal philosophy , , . Nothing good comes to those who wait. Rick Sorensen: Nickname: Viking, will remember . . . the killer at Dorney Park, will miss . . , the hills after practice, pet peeve . . . Mr. Rhinehardt please report, I enjoy . . . living after midnightll, secret ambition . . . to be driving a better mazzetatti than I already am, personal philosophy . . . When in doubt, DO lT!!! Judy Straut: Nickname: Jude, will remember . . . May 28th forever, will miss . . . all the spirity pep rallies and fond memories of cheerleading, I enjoy . . . being myself, secret ambition , . . to be cruise director on the Love Boat, security is . . . getting a hug from the one I love, Lori Swahn: Nickname: Swahnie, will remember . . . Mr. WieboIt's US History I class, happiness is . . . knowing someone loves you, looking forward to . , . being the world's greatest cook, I enjoy . . . being myself, security is . . . having friends who care. Matt Thompson: Nickname: Santana Man, will remember . . . 6th period woodshop, will miss . . . Holly Ann, future plans . . . music, music, music, pet peeve . . . rumors, secret ambition . . . to own Moosehead, Canada, security is . . , my stereo. Holly Valentine: Nickname: Holl, will remember . . . S.S., M.L., W.M., and Amy's party, will miss . . . Matt Chase Thompson, happiness is . . . sharing your secrets with so- meone you love, I enjoy . . . laughing loudl, security is . . . having a job, personal philosophy . . . Do not be afraid to take your innermost talent, release it, develop it and make it beautiful for everyone else to share in. Suzanne VanDerWiele: Nicknames: Suz, Swoozie, will remember . . . all the great times I had with Linda and Sue cheering and with Kim, happiness is . . . being with friends and those I love, looking forward to . . . graduating from college, being happy, and being with Bill, pet peeve . . . two-faced people who park in Duster Alley and friends who liel, personal philosophy . . . Should we stay or should we go? GO!! GOII GO!!! Buddy Volkert: Nickname: Buddy, will remember . . . quality , will miss . . . parking permits, future plans . . . to race cars and win, looking forward to . . . being free, secret ambition . . . to race stock cars, personal philosophy . . . Take it to the limit, Doreen Williams: Nickname: Big G, will miss . . . the cafeteria food, happiness is . . . closing Jim Kozimor's locker, I enjoy . , . being with friends and having a good time, secret ambition . . . to become a movie star, personal philosophy . . . Don't get mad get even, Greg Wright: Nickname: Jack-Frost , will remember . . . all the good times, will miss . . . the Chicken Coup , future plans . . . to live in the mountains, pet peeve . . . Ist day of wrestling practice, ttweed out all the dead wood! , I enjoy . . . the great outdoors, personal philosophy . . . School's essential. Lori Yawger: Nickname: Goofus, will miss . . . the great times I had with my close friends in school and at Youth group, I enjoy . . . fellowship with all you guys, security is . . . lasting friendship, secret ambition . . . his will in my life, personal philosophy . . . Greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world. Rosemary Zwetkof: Nickname: Flower Child, will remember . . . summer '82, Cooley, E.B,, Am I workin' on your mind, got anything against punks?, will miss . . . TA's on Saturday nights, L.L., Larkin, happiness is . . . being able to go anywhere you please, looking forward to . . , getting out into the real world and seeing the Ploughboy's again, secret ambition . . . to become a hard-care punk, security is . . . a ride through Belfast at 3:00 a.m., personal philosophy . . . t'There's but one chance in a lifetime, and it really doesn't matter as long as I can say I've always tried. 179 oo 1 S 4 Q i 5 5 1 K 2 2 2 Z Q 2 X FINANCES Mag l fig Boosters Ads . . A No boutbfa Ni N 'W' Q Q Si 5 2 5 vs 3 21 a Q ai F 5 r wl w if 2 S 5 Q 3 5 3 'S' 5 Q a 5 T 5, E 3 iB I B E .I B X EH fic l ESM AS SIIMSQ. r15iE.1'!3l 9B5i3 SRS :? 33MSE.. ..l HEIDI'S GIFT SHOPPE Rt. 94 AGP Shopping Plaza Blairstown, N.J. 07825 201-362-9697 Unique gifts to suit everyone's taste and budget. 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Complete Lumber and Bulldmg Matenals Clarence LaBarre George James 1 mile South ot Blairstown 201-459-4079 Home: 201-459-4739 nm TRIPLEBROOK Check Our Prices: , Campground and Mobile Home Park Inc. Phone 362-8252 In the Near Country R.D. 1 Box 168 Northwest New Jersey. Blairstown, N.J. 07825 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HOPE Hope, N.J. Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the FDIC 459-4121 Ralph Gerkhardt BLAIRSTOWN SUNOCO CHARTER BUSES Corvette and Performance S . . . Pqcono Mountain Trans . . PECISIIZIIIQ in All Expense Arrangements for Specmhsts Senior Citizen gours and ISlchooLCIasi Trips wn ar ervice to a'or ir or s 201-362-9311 OAII Buses Air Conditioned agd Rt. 94 Blairstown, N.J. L-8V8f0fY ECIUIPPSU- 07825 grute 94 In NJ 362-8237 alrstown, N.J. 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Plexiglass Sheets - Rods - Tubes Display Cases - Signs - Windows Custom Fabrication 362-8112 Rt. 94 Blairstown HOME SPECIALTIES OF BLAIRSTOWN Res. R.D. 31 Box 109B Columbia, NJ 07832 201-496-4371 Showroom Rt. 94 and Noe Rd. Blairstown, NJ 07825 201-362-6987 Prop. Don Martini To our many STUDENT CUSTOMERS Complete Building Construction Services Engineering ' Construction we extend our thanks and pesign C0n9f8fUI3fi0nS! Proven Butler Building Systems THE CLOTHES GALLERY I-ANDMARK DESIGN , BUILDERS, INC. Blairstown, N.J. P.0. Box 327 Succasunna, N.J. 07876 Congratulations to the Class of '83! Compliments ofthe NORTH WARREN LION'S CLUB C2015 383-1240 William Ahlers Liijoilaa xffffggrd work and many long hours we congratulate you on a iob well done. Spraying Pruning Tree Removal Best wishes for a successful and happy future. Lawn Cafe R010 Tilling Yafd Cleal1'UP Utah State Graduate THE CALLAMARO FAWLY Free Estimates 7 Sussex Street Fully Insured Newton, N.J. 07860 Good Luck Seniors Phone: 852-9709 THE BLAIRSTOWN ANDY'S PHARMACY Johnsonburg Exxon John Fedash, RIP- RL Main Street, Johnsonburg Rte. Blair-stown Plaza MONT Tune UP Blairstown, N.J. 07825 Auto Accessories Lubrication phone 352-5953 I Road Service Congratulations 4,- ,ff gl , g s 8 Y . Q! AIS' 0 Best Wishes class of 1983 L fig? s lor Fl Q JV gf the Future A H X r 1 5 T si as 7 Q I jj, 4 l A L A . , , Li, I fm, gs ' ' 51- I ' X J f X 'N 1.275 l ,C2 ,avg NORTH WARREN SPORTS BOOSTER CLUB T Just Some More! hf,,L', 2. s o e ,hx A aibwi 'Q DAY 1: Jaci loses her earring and everyone looks for it. This sure is a lot better than reading that biology book. f 4 f wma? 'WL up DAY 2: They're still looking! DAY 3: Listen Jaci, it's just not here. 'kniixk ' K' 7 l Left: Mrs. Guarisco told you you should have gone before we left. 7lWmS xx ' UV! 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