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

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1985 volume:

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Q 3JxXQlw4f--fgwfmwf fd Pvc . .L 0 .Quef krgflwasy ,0i'Efmx5q,Xx5 PATRIOT 1985 NORTH WARREN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Box 410 Blairstown, NJ 07825 V l me XV Amy Milburn, Naomi Meyer, and Tony Ferrari Jean Nordberg Stacey Condlt Sue Van Althlus and Adrienne Rich 'lf- Spring 1984 ....... 17 Student Life Sports Academic Life Undergrads 4 ' ...... 35 77 ' ' ' . . . 115 W , b . . . . . . 1 7 1, t.tt , KA 'Sf ' ..... .... 1 75 Seniors ,ff Enjoy life now, you haven t eaten yet. :-'X K Shawna Stevens Q Snyderw nano nvounno ,non wunnuv nn uv.. vvnv, ,v.. --- ..---.,. X- -..--v--- never killed anyone!J Bethany Prehodka and Renee Slmpler Laura Carducci, Terry Sipley, Cindy Bergen, and Tricia Escalante all but their best foot forward. 5l?1'ff?f1,f f- 1,1'.z1f5AQf7- if -.a v W hi! 1 1 ,Q .h ., .e ig, j 'Q .K ,sa ev' - x W. .if N 1- 4, 'P on - - is I . , I X5 .rar Q s s nn , f'- .-.i .' x - 5 .- li .X . X -ggi-' .4 .:.. , V Ii. ,Q - .--i , . ,fr ' L Hey Leo McNally, go ahead and JUMP! Coach Faunce and Anne l-lrll Val Cook introduces the senior cheer- leaders Jeanne Kroncke, Doreen Bedell and Kim Collins. 1 Patriots North Barren had to use the overtime periods to edge Pocono Central Catholic 5-3, while they dropped a 1-0 game to Stroudsburg. The Kingsmen took a 2-O half time lead on goals by Dan 0'Brian and Neil 0'Connor. The Patriots got goals from Jeff Baier and Dirk Herr- man to even the score in the third period. The Iingsmen wen: on top 3 to 2 as Hike Hardy scored with two minutes remaining. However, with just 30 seconds left, the Patriots Todd Fenton scored to tie the game. In the overtime Matt Dreves scored in the first over time while Chris Florence scored in the Rich Green gets down, gets rough, gets MEAN. booters sph: second to give the Patriots a 5-3 victory. Fenton had two as- sists uhile Adam Hc- Nally got one as the Patriots had 29 shots to 13 for the Kingsmen, as Patriot goalie Leo McNally had 10 eaves. On Saturday the Pat- riots traveled to Stroudsburg to play under the lights. The Mountaineers Chris Nehel fired a free kick above Patriot goalie Leo McNally for the game, only goal. The Hou tnineer victory moved them to 2-7-1 season as the Patriots fell to 1-5. In the juminr'varsity game, Stroudsburg edged the Patriots 2 to 1. Hey Tom Schlllmg, we Hey Doreen Bedell, are the champions! who tailors your clothes? nd Kim Carducci and suit shim v Kathy Anderson, Anne Hull, Sue Anne Konkle, Lisa Karolchyk, Tanya Quinn, and Margie Plunkett Country Team 10 gs 4 Mike Keller . W '35, ,, 1 Q X '. 5 'sv vm. 'a Miss Faunce's eighth grade science class. fl V, min 'T ,, 'M , Q ' V, A V , i , i ll is ...,, ' H S 5 im f' .,, yw J ' Gianna De Stefani Wanda Pennell 4 I W e iff 4 .n .img Paul Klein Bull Rooth, Gary Roof, Shannon Kelly Eleven North Warren Regional nigh School students last week at- tended a field trip to the Rutgers College of , Pharmacy. They attended Q both an infomation session and a full tour of the pharmaceutical facilities of the New Jersey state university's Busch Campus in Pis- cataway. Ilx r r r r, -MW Lonna Mclirernan W students flour college The North Warren students who attended this Interest Expan- sion activity under Juliana Repasky's direction were Kathy Anderson, Lisa Bergen John Callamaro, Fred Cook, Gene Cullen, Chris Drucquer, David Makarevich, Elaine Powell, Laura Powell, Tanya Quinn, and Joe Repasky. I 'WI' ,....-0 and Miss Farley In 'UM X x Mr. DeHaven s chermstry class Unangst 3 . f, ,1-. Q Jennifer Blddle Gelok man's new role in life! They are doing quite well! ,412 211 N,,' is Jean Nordberg, Renee Jones, Mr. McDermott, Tom Dugan ,V , s-,aka '1 an-N., F' LH , vf ' -1 fm KOIIKIC Scott Amon The newspaper staff anxiously awaits their next assignment. Dave Sprague, Kirsten Sass, Curt Hill, Paul Steffey, and Judy Perry Chris Mitchell Karen Plsano, Robin L a n g f o r d a n d Doreen Bedell WR back to schoo North Warren Re ggional High School will host its annual Back to School Night on Wed- nesday evening, Octob' er l0,7:O5 p.m That dag school will be on A half day schedule with students dismissal at 12 30 p.m All parents are strongly urged to at' tend what should be an interesting and enyoya ble evening The evening will bt opened in the auditorv um with performanres by the Band, under the direction ot Robert Bouknight. and the Cho rus, under the direction ol Michael DeMaio. During this tirne par' ents may procure a copy ot their childs schedule, it the student fails to bring a schedule home. At 7:35 p.m there will be a brief meeting with opening remarks ad dressed to the parents by Dr. Edward W. Her bert, Superintendent. and .lack D Sweet, Principal After this brief meet- ing parents will be dis missed lrorn the auditorium for a series or eight minute classes Following the normal I night schedule ol the school day. Teachers unll pies ent parents untr. a line' Overview ol Qaql, Course during these eight minute periods, l The school day will end for parents at approximately 9.10 p.m . and refreshmerizs will be served during study halls in the caleti' na Both the admims tration and the ldtulx are looking forward to seeing parents on Ot tober 10 x-9 sm Judy Perry -44 Kim Collins, Jason Focht, Mr. DeMaio, Eric Powell, and Doug Collins Rich Hogan :I . L ,. , D' I ' ,M iii ' Hgll.. 'z n 'I , 'x f 2 I .Q ,A Nancy Swanson and Kasi Sandberg run the school store during lunch. Kf -f .ccccc , f and Leigh Burnett SSE5 ml, :mon ,wil SENKPR cu. .MK-5,4 qmwasfei annum: AL ' SQHCXJL HIGH - 6 ef Wfixgfn' Qin! K0 Ulf, Sl PRDM 7 ,r' , , ye av agar' inning Sfumixy 'YM Twelfth af Mn men Hwdrrd and Eighry-fwg ax RESCRT Tmamfcm. Pamsfn-nm, mn Y AMIMENT Quality Hits North Warren DRC Baseball '84 lst team: Glenn Sweet Honorable mention: Dave Makarevich Gene Makarevich Greg Menzel Steve Lusby Greg Domin DRC Softball '84 2nd team: Heidi Spera Honorable mention: Jill Martini Carole Gwynne Cindy Dugan MVP'S 83-84 Cross Country - Boys - Jim Shotwell Wrestling - Mike Lehman and Greg Girls - Lorrie Lothian Salmon Soccer - Glenn Sweet Boys Basketball - Don Martini Football - Gene Makarevich and Greg Girls Basketball - Heidi Spera Salmon Softball - Carole Gwynne Field Hockey - Heidi Spera Baseball - Steve Lusby Gymnastics - Jill Martini Cheerleading - Chris Beegle Nba Senior cheerleaders Cindy Delman and Chris Beegle will be greatly missed by the team. mm - n Don Martini and Glenn Sweet served as co-captains of the 83-84 basketball team. Don made 1st Team All DRC and Glenn made 2nd Team All DRC. Ml' L. Nordberg, V. Cook, C. Delman, S. Seidel and C. Beegle were selected for the DRC All-star cheering competition. Last year was the first year for a seventh and eighth grade girls basketball team. WAR Mike Lehman? Scott Kalolchyk' Greg Swlnon' Buddy Goqger' Greg Salmon was the only wrestler from North Warren to Qgilgggfelaiuplano' and Jlm Lehman pamclpated m the Reglonal go to the State tournament with a season record of 23-7. Baseball 1841 seniors: back QL to Rl: Glenn Sweet, Rogert McMahon, Mike Florence. Front lL to Rl: Fred Koeck, Bill Mutschler, Steve Lusby, Gene Makarevich. l84l seniors: Back CL to Rl: Laura Schultz, Heidi Spera, Jill Martini, Janet Hollis. KL to Rl: Cindy Delman, Cheryl Whipple, Cindy Dugan, Carole Gwynne. Steve Lusby - baseball MVP 1984 Carole Gwynne - softball MVP 1984 Season record 1 1-7 Ia 3 - wl.T.-... , ,W M E aff' if C L. Nurge, W. Jones, T. Matlock, C. Walz, Mr. McDermott, L. Schultz, C. Robinson, and C. Delman did a great job to make Career Day a success. On May 16, 1984, the National Honor Society held its annual ceremony at which 25 new members were inducted. .1 K. Gerkhardt, M. Green, B. Maher, B. Gouger learn what the armed forces have to offer. . ff' BILVIBERI Once again Career Day proved to be very helpful to the students. NHS Inductees Kathleen Anderson Elaine Ball Kathleen Brennan Kim Collins Steve Conrad Fred Cook Cynthia Delman Laura DeJong Greg Domln Alyssa Ford Laura Gebhart Tom Gilmore Wendy Jones Vicky Klahre Sue Lambert Vincent Mazzei Carol Mitchell Lori Ochs Joe Repasky John Repasky Cindy Robinson Gale Treible Patti Tironi Tammy Teune Wendy Unangst Left: Brian Simpler, president of the National Honor Society, gave the introductions at the ceremony. Music Makers Melod . . . Senior band members enjoy their last band trip. mf .:,s,a. , 4. The band warms up for its competition in New Port, Rhode Island. The chorus gets ready with last minute instructions from Mr. DeMaio. A The Barbershop Quartet did a fine job once again Sharon Benson Jamie Schissler H i fi + , 'U 5 , if 5 -'U 42 14' ,ff K .p...4l' f Q0 Second in the World! In May '84, the Mind Olympics team from North Warren proved its of Q ability at world competition in Akron, Ohio. Earlier in the year the Chariots of Rescue team had won first place at regional competition in West Milford. This then qualified them for state competition at Glassboro State College where they also placed first in their division. Their next stop would be world competition where the team lconsisting of Dave Barnes, Neil Hamilton, Vince Mazzei, Frank Seesink, Dan Novi, John Repasky, Gale Treible, and Elleke Seesinkl would represent the state of New Jersey. The competition was among 29 states and 2 provinces of Canada. Against very strong competition, North Warren placed 2nd in the world. In addition to individual medals and a trophy for the school, the team received a letter of congratulation from Governor Kean. The team would like to thank Mr. DeHaven for being a fantastic coach and Mrs. Brownell for being a terrific chaperone. At States, Frank Seesink lRalph Ruggedl and Neil Hamilton lCoward So-swelll received the Renatra Fusca award for their originality and creativity. XF '--4 .sc offs'- -'Y to Coward films Ralph rescuing an ABC news vehicle from a drop in the Nielson ratings. QW' Ralph Rugged reaches for a skier in distress as Coward So-swell and Dave Daring report on the accident . The first place team at Regional and State competition consisted of Dave Barnes, Frank Seesink, Neil Hamilton, Vince Mazzei, and Dan Novi. Having just finished their world performance, the Chariots of Rescue team takes time for a picture with their props and award winning rescue vehicle fthe OMnibusl. Vince Mazzei, Dave Barnes, and Gale Treible display North Warren's banner in a parade before the competition to introduce the state competitors. Coward So-swell lFrank Seesinkl interviews Ralph Rugged lDave Barnesl before he rescues Olympic athletes in distress. I' any Mfr? I lm A sincere thank-you is extended to Mr. DeHaven and Mrs. Brownell for making the trip to Ohio lMay 30, 31, and June ll a load of fun. The NW Mind Olympics team lVince Mazzei, Dave Barnes, John Repasky, Elleke Seesink, Frank Seesink, and Gale Treiblel show their pride and joy while displaying their medals and trophy. Jamie Schissler and Bill Stauffer were two of the many from North Warren who participated in the 1984 Teen Arts Jim Eberhardt had the highest individual sales in the canister campaign. Last year it was decided by the senior class and the yearbook staff to make a sixteen page overrun that included spring 1984 activities. A canister sale was held in order to raise money for the overrun. The 1984 seniors will receive these sixteen pages to keep with their yearbooks. Hopefully this will be a success and we will continue it in the future so events such as graduation and the prom can be included in the yearbook. in 'Tw .Mi .... Mr. Drago's biology and environmental science classes spent a day at Sandy Hook, NJ. North Warren students follow the guide to the water. 9 U b' vo iw.. ' -uvw-...Y , f 'M'wfv+M-w , - W1 -I . vm.-ww , WMF . , a . : W1 ,,,, , ,V , ' o fu M ' ' M fr - ' ' I ,,,, HAH 4 K VV I J . Q Q 'T Q ' l 1 as Karen Carducci and Terri Cassillo enjoy New York City while on a field trip for sewing class. 'J 727.4 ,ij Q, -L Below: Tanya Quinn, Dana Callamaro, and Lori Ochs work diligently in order to put together this overrun. Q, re. a X' K U Q t W A Valerie Cook, Dave Makarevich, Lisa Kleber, Scott Bell, Mike On May 12, 1984, Tamiment was the place to be for the Junior Lehman, and Yvette Rioux. Senior Prom. Mr. Drago and Mrs. Shumaker, the class advisors, congratulate Tom Drew and Janet Hollis, the Prom King and Queen. 28 rw The dance floor was the main attraction at the prom. The refreshments were greatly appreciated bythe couples. EOSIHITIV eehin' feet!!! Cempleins Jeanne Kroncke to her escort o ayes. Washington D.C. or Bust MA' Everyone waits for the bus to take them to Ford's Theater which was followed by a visit to the Old Post Office and Arlington Cemetery. rr'-7 3 3+ 1 ,g - gm. T i, , l 1 SML mglikliil, ,Will On Thursday night members of the Class of '84 en- joyed a pool and pizza party at their hotel. The class of '84 enjoyed visiting the Harbor Place in Baltimore, Lincoln Monument, the Smithsonian, and other points of interest while in Washington, D.C. from June 13-15. Mr. Bouknight waits with students for a tour of the Capitol building. N-...J 3. Heidi Spera, Rachelle Clavel, Jeff Swanson, Laura Truex, Kevin Boland, and Chris Walz enjoy a good joke by the pool, Goodbye North Warren My pl e ' NORTH WARREN REGlONAL d men scuoon. Wi The graduating class of 1984. ,, . .,... ww, ooo, e - 'W' -I b ,I,, . , V' kgzsqizfqf- V,VV,,'L: . -,-' MW Q E' ,., o Y l oo o .o'o' d ooo if oooo i ooooo o l l 1 , 'fli , Vyhr ....,. oo oJ ' Q o o o o o o oo f oo,Ah V f I z, Q 'W w If f- ,Missy ennifer Feldman Tom Drew J Class President Salutatorian Mr. Sweet - Senator Dumont Principal Q Elleke Seesink Valedictorian g,XX jJ A i The seniors enjoy their last moments together Catherine Bibby, Lisa Crawford, and Tina DeJong wait anxiously to receive their diplomas. The seniors proceed solemnly down the aisle. Graduating Class of 1984 Ackerson Gregory Barer Susan Barnes David Beegle Christine Bergen Matthew Beron Michael Brbby Catherine Blumer Sherri Boland Kevin Brennan Christine Buda: Glsela Burdge Joseph Burnett Harold Capalbo Annette Carroll Douglas Clarke Russell Clavel Rachelle Crawford Lisa DeJong Tina Delman Cynthia DeNora Kris Dreffenbach Carl DrPaolo Michael Doyle Helen Doyle Michele Drew Thomas Dugan Cynthia Ernesti, Ann 'Feldman, Jennifer Florence, Michael Fodera, Joanne Fullerton, Lynn Glynn, Donna Gouger, Alice Gray, Scott Greer, Ivy Gwynne, Carole Harajda, Daniel Hardiman, Tracey Hirsch, Robert Hollabaugh, Douglas Hollis, Janet Jandle, Kathleen Jennings, Eileen Johnson, Heather '-Johnson, Julie Jones, Wendy Kehoe, Erik Keyser, David Koeck, Frederick LaBarre, Brenda Langdon, Tracy Lehman, Michael Lusby, Steven Maciorski, Marcia Makarevich, Eugene Martini, Donald 'Martini Jill Matlock, Tammy Matzal, Stefan May, Laurie Mazurowski, Alan 'Exchange Students Mazzei Vincent McGowan John McGowan Sharon McMahan Roger Molltor Wendy Mollo Tracy Mutschler William Nrenstedt Lori Novi Daniel Nurge Lisa O Leary John Oleszek Daniel Ollnsky Jennrffer Paulrk Steven Prccoli Michael Quinn Renee Quinn Thomas Rafferty Robert Roberts Jillian Robinsin Cindy Robinson David Runyon Karen Rydell Dawn Sagan Mark Salmon Gregory Santomartrno Victor Schmitt Victor Schultz, Laura Schumacher, Bruce 'Seesink, Cornelia Sherman, Robert Shotwell, Anna Marie 'Shotwell, James 'SimpIer, Brian Spera, Heidi Styring, Sally Swahn, Thomas Swanson, Jeffrey Sweet, Glenn Tuene, Garrett Thourot, Cheryl Train, Cecilia 'Treible, Gale Truex, Laura Trupiano, Anthony Trupiano, John Tucker, Steven Turk, Kelly Walker, Randall Walsh, Vincent Walz, Christine Westover, Darl Whipple Cheryl Williams, Jessica Winay, Scott Wolff, Wendy Woyzichowski, Diana Wright, Melvin Yohe, Ronald Yurga, Donald Zaborowski, James National Honor Society Alma Maier Hail, Alma Maier, Hail all Hail lo lhee Your sons and daughiers will forever be Faulhful and lrue lo you and lo your sires Hall Haul all Hall io lhe Norih Warren Regional Hugh' We love your colors red and while and blue In lhese we ll have fanih To you we ll be irue 1 ee Hall Hall all Haul lo lhe Norih Warren Regional Hug School Mascol Pairuoi Colors Red Whale and Blue Hail, Alma Maia, Hail all Hail lo h . ' ' ' ' hs K+ Homecoming .... Senior Play .... Powder Puff . . . Halloween ..... Spirit Week ........... Student Council ......... .... 5 1 National Honor Society ....52 36 3:22 A ....47 FBLA .................. .... 5 3 Newspaper ........... Headlines . . . Musical .... Chorus ........ Band ........... Mind Olympics ..., Yearbook ....... Junior High ....... Exchange Student . . . FFA ............ Ski Club . . . Seniors .... 54 55 ....56 60 ....62 ....66 ....70 ....72 ....73 ....74 ....75 Hey Jim Pasko, you're really ahead of your time! S. Konkle, A. Hill, S. Seidel, K. Miller, S. Krueger, and l. Hughes. Student Lif D. Callamaro, C. Clegg, D. Truex, S. Condit, J. Schilling, M. Plunkett, and S. Ahlers. Cl S K.-3' T. Salvadore, K. Crate C. LaMotta. Me and my shadow . . . Homecoming 1984 Homecoming weekend was very busy. Friday our soccer team won over Pocono Central Catholic while field hockey and cross country competed on the same day. The football team showed great spirit against a tough Del. Val. team. At the dance on Satur- day night, many students showed up to celebrate Laura Nordberg's win as Homecoming Queen. l Laura Gebhart drives the ball. Scot Smith throws the ball back into play. Jeff Baier takes control of the ball The field hockey team tries to regain possession. lg ,jnwefih 'C ,.::,N w Homecoming weekend had its finale with the homecoming dance. So much for Dancing With Myse L fri, After competing in a cross country meet on Friday, Becky Troy relaxes with Julie Schilling. 'ff' R., ul' if ii l - lk eil 5 Y 5, ,Eze W s R Q s 1095 Lori Sipley and Leo McNally Jeanne Kroncke and Bob Hayes Laura Nordberg and Matt Salmon M W' 3 sigma, Vicky Klahre and Scott Winay Ellen Simpler and Tom Schilling X qi.. 3.355-ifk' ff s 5 e' S xr F95 f i d .ju Q grip 3 W Q2 K' . . , h,- Q L ' k., -. K ' 3' I' K ,. ,.. The candidates and their escorts. Q 'gg J J F1 The 1984 Homecoming Queen Laura Nordberg Congratulations are offered by Vicky Klahre. With the combined efforts of 82 - Steve Pisano and 81 - John The team discusses a possible play. Repaskv, they managed to block the Play- :abil X K K . 'w A W' 1 .. ' K Q. -' 4 .. -' K' .1 ' ., ' fix , K ' M .K 0 k kk is to Ei- K' K int- ak. The color guard stands at order arms. The band, along with the fans, anxiously awaits the Homecoming Queen decision. The team gathers for last minute instructions. Dave Escalante waves at the camera. Could we hope for a field goal, Andi Berry? Bah Humbug!! fig? log 14 ,sa T A ,ff Mx, 'af W I Lf Cast and Crew: Back lL to Rl: Tom Anzalone, Eric Powell. 3rd Row QL to RJ: Jamie Schissler, Joe Repasky, Bill Maher, Fred Cook, Steve Conrad, Dave Oleszek, Bill Keuntje. 2nd KL to RJ: Miss Schoch, Doreen Bedell, Eileen Benson, Patti Tironi, Gianna De Stefani, Michelle Miller, Lori Sipley, Angela Paglia, Kim Collins, Laura Nordberg, Kathy Bren- nan, Laura Keller, Elaine Ball, Bill Staulfer, Lori Walz, lst QL to Rl: Mr. DeMaio, Tom Gilmore, Max Angle, George Sapinero, Jill Prehodka, Jeff Rydell, Tim Grau, Lorrie Lothian, Wendy Unangst, Alice Ball. Mining: Mrs. Hough, Vicky Klahre. 57VW'V-YF 1'- ,rm K 11 Scrooge lTom Gilmorel The Ghost of Jacob Marley lSteve Conradl The Ghost of Christmas Past lMichelle Milleri B. Stautfer, J. Schissler, and E. Powell give their condolences to the Scrooge on the death of Jacob Marley. This year our senior class put'on a stage version of Charles Dicken's A Christmas Carol, written and directed by Mr. Michael DeMaio. All of the songs other than a few traditional carols were also his creation. The way the musical was designed, all cast members had an opportunity to show their talents through the skits per- formed as Scrooge traveled through time with the spirits. The show was performed three nights at the end of November after two months of continuous practice. By this time everyone had mastered their character and all three shows went without mishap. A special thanks to Mr. DeMaio, Miss Schoch, Mrs. Hough, the art crew and all cast members for an excellent job! z vf E 2-fzssffrgirszzswa vswssrf ., ,- is fs so . ,555 . 41 . f l A-xi X . .- Q AL Q -- The Ghost of Christmas Present fJamie Schissleri Who was the Ghost of Christmas Future? Vicky Klahre smiles while working diligently on the set. B. Stauffer, E. Benson, L. Keller, D. Oleszek sing A Toast to Uncle Scrooge. I L. Mr. DeMaio puts the finishing touches on the closing scene. X i X Scrooge as a young man contemplates his loneliness. U Bah Humbug says Scrooge to his nephew Fred. Vlrs. Hough, Wendy Unangst, and the art crew worked hard on preparing the scenery for A Christmas Carol. l Bob Cratchet fFred Cookl picks up Tiny Tim KMax Anglel as they finish singing God Bless Us All. 5 Tom Anzalone, Tim Grau, Laura Nordberg, Fred Cook, Bill Stauffer Eileen Benson, Tom Gilmore, Dave Oleszek, and Gianna De Stefani. 45 Seniors Puff the Powder 0ut of Juniors!!! This year the second powder puff football game at North Warren was played. Juniors, led by Dave Escalante, Rob Green, and Jeff Lusby, were defeated by the seniors 6-0. Senior coaches were Dave Makarevich, Rich Green, Greg Ryan, and Rich Anzevino. Everyone enjoyed a freezing, but exciting night on the field. Rah Ra Team! Senior Cheerleaders: Anthony Plesh, Mike Pisano, Matt Green, Jamie Schissler, Scott Bell, John Repasky, Rich Anzevino, Todd Van Aken, Buddy Gouger, Joe Repasky, Fred Cook. In one end of the tunnel . . . and out the other? Although the juniors had more spirit, the seniors' strategies proved to be more successful! The Ghost of Football Present visited the seniors on Football Eve. - sz' X l Q- K j. 5 .. X. we , J. i Q J, . .... it gigs, ..,.. ,i.,::Axt., ss. . . S, , . .- .5 . - ,,.. Q. Look, mom, no cavities! says Todd Benson. .g ,... K 1551 1. ., '. in . K f.s.Q.s.f:..1 --., - ' -Q -- vga x i N lx. it 5 .. .lk , ..,. ,. Wa st xii Rip: N. sgwgaf . .,.,,,. N . ..,, . -1f s .. . :L S - ,ii - 5' s - 1 l Xijwkx SX Q X -if X R I K X ul' Ss xi? es Ne rs X '22 W Y, ski as R W S 1 is i shi ir ar., ,, .x , x ' R 5 if X 'Q Aw.. 1 s 51 A , 5 i , Q -1 1 if ,Liss-j A Q - 5+ 4 J' Q Q W X -, apex ,.,- - X, .2-.11-f,:.:.1 ,.,- 1--J ,.-f M-Q-.rw 11'-K f -f,- sw 1. fi N5 R Qt Y '1 is Q 59 N R KM ,.,......,,.. is , ., .. 5 it n L 1 www, sr is 2 '. . f 'Qe5w K .. What did you buy at the market? asks two dozen eggs, replies Chris Speller. Right: Mrs. Tilwick, Mr. Perez, Mrs. Guarisco and Mr. Albergato model the style ofthe '90's. l Roger Beckman. Oh, Halloween Nightie night! says Jennifer Mulder, Tammy Ackerson, Mary Williams, Desiree Duvall. . North Warren teachers join the Halloween spirit. SPIRIT!!! V. , 2 fwfr:-Q r .1 I-fs1 M ' ' ' . 'f ,....,, ..... al We've got spirit, yes we do! Presenting the North Warren boys' cheerleading squad. Football, you bet!! Right: Girls basketball beats all! J ' c A-Pfagffzii. rv' ' y ' W- kygg .43 The roar of the crowd helps take our team to victory. After many long hours in the classroom, kids let loose on At every dance, kids enjoy the slow dances the most. the dance floor. M '--- 1 , L- -- M Q ,...:gE1i7- V A .,k. V V -. K r X Lori Ochs and Steve Conrad. Q 'x qty? SQ' xxx X I A I as E' KX 11. 3 -s WLS, NM xx s What's a wedding without a cake ?! I take thee . . . says Rev. Terhune to the couples. Student Council The Student Council raised a lot of money for A scholarships this year. Besides having the soda , machine, they also sold carnations for Valentines L Day. The council sponsored Halloween Day and ' Spirit Week which were great successes. Some of STATE the members of the council got together and put ,fly on a Christmas assembly. Everyone participated 5 ' and had a good time. Class hallways and Christmas trees were judged during the last week before vaca- tion and the school was filled with a festive air. Student Council Officers: QL to RD: Laura Gebhart iPres.l, Alyssa Ford iRecording Sec.l Kathy Anderson lTreas.l, Nancy Pascale lCorres. Sec.l. Missing: Sue Lambert lV.P.l . ,L ., ' V 'es ,qi L' L Tll!Pl.l wi Back QL to RJ: Tammi Pickwood, Casey Hendershot, John Lensi, Sam Fierra, Pete Costanza, Michelle Lambert, Mike Rosania, Ken Peterson, Debbie Mulligan, Sue Gwinnett, Laura Powell, Dawn Swanson, Alyssa Ford, Nikki Helmstetter, Beth Benson. Middle QL to Rl: Michelle Shultis, Debbie Bates, Diane LaMotta, Laura Gebhart, Kathy Anderson, L. Harman, Nancy Pascale, Margie Plunkett, Patti Tironi, Laura LaBate, Terry Quinn, Kasi Sandberg, Kelly Mulligan. Front QL to RJ: Nanci Swanson, Vicki Klahre, Wendy Unangst, Dave Monticello, Jeff Gable, John Nordberg, Josh Schoenfeld, Chris Howard, J. Sorensen, Jim Carlson. 51 National Honor Society if rl' A' 'H-I ' 1 ' Niilflllil' Back KL to RJ: Joe Repasky, Tom Gilmore, Greg Domin, Alyssa Ford, Laura DeJong, Kathy Brennan, Kathy Anderson. Middle IL to RJ: Kim Collins, Elaine Ball, Laura Gebhart, Lori Ochs. Front KL to RJ: Wendy Unangst, Vicky Klahre, Carol Mitchell. Missing: Steve Conrad, Fred Cook, Sue Lambert, John Repasky, Patti Tironi, Tammy Teune. Fred Cook leads the discussion of NHS business at the meeting. Right: Kim Collins and Fred Cook sign out Reese's Pieces to raise money for the annual scholarship. v 4' Fred Cook lPres.J, Kathy Brennan lV.P.D, Greg Domin lTreas.J, Patti Tironi lSec.D vii. Future Business Leaders T Teune, K. McCrone, A. Garris, C. Oleszek, pass the time doing something fun -- counting money! Mrs. Powell fAdvisorl, Carolyn Basilicato lTreas.l, Amy Garris lSec.l. Missing: Karin McCrone fPres.l, Chris Basilicato tV.P.l. -w wu- ...-QL C. Noel, S. Sillett, C. Basilicato, and C. Basilicato discuss Americas future. The Future Business Leaders of America were very optimistic this school year. Since September, we have had two successful fund raisers to build our treasury, and we entered the Northern Regional Competitive Events that were held at Rider College in February. North Warren con- testants were Chris Oleszek, who competed in the Clerk-Typist II event and Chris Noel, who com- peted in the Accounting II event. The Future Business Leaders are extremely pleased with their fine achievements. The organization is always seek- ing business students who might wish to take part in this business organization. - L oucnlnon now Ss U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA V5 Hot Off The Press The 1984-85 Patriot Press was on the move. lt featured such news as the arrival of new teachers, the latest movie reviews and music mania. lt also checked into the sporty side of things, with informative accounts of the goings on in athletics. And of course the newspaper would not be complete without its music trivias, puzzles, and questionnaires. The Patriot Press People Editor Wendy Unangst Staff Vicky Klahre Elaine Ball Cheryl Cooper B1llStauffer Sue Lambert Kelly Unangst Kelly Glynn Stan Hutt Mike Ahlers Debbie Truex Tom Klein Kathy Anderson Typing Editor Lori Ochs Typists Laura Powell Dawn Swanson Art Jennifer Thompson Alice Ball Printer Mr Corby Advisor Mr Graff Hansen,lJulie Schilling, Sue Gwinnett, Sue Mr. Graff, the newspaper advisor, views the latest edition as Wen- dy Unangst looks on. . S Q . The Patriot Press staff in action! QL to RQ: Stan Hutt, Editor Wendy Unangst, Vicky Klahre, Sue Lambert, and Sue Ahlers. FASH1ON -'Iv hlgh school WW 5 SPPJ I IJUUIIEQ f1s3E?: m new GH 'U' enuorws AGONY Dr ught and of 0 aw K 0905 S JOSTEIS 'G sawn' 'MK' Election mam 0 mule egg mum WDLI0 C P S 0 neon ' mv mu amen .-W 9.,...a...q 9 I PU RPLE RAIN : ' , Q N -Q i I A - 5' -4 o N9 ,a , WELC0 n ME MISS CAHPBCLL - PATRIOT POWER . . - Q e0 1 '9emontls' , S Q Bauce f ng I sPa.Nc-.swssw fy 155' S Ovbe, CMPWEF - seven TECHNOLOGY M 90- VAQITOFES XLS COP BEVERLYNL W cmoa norm 8 Q .45 . Q 0 E e x 3 . 1 O ,Um ic Arrlericcl 'S aff' lates Q Logk' V u Ina ahead To fhe Fu'-Ure C Q On March 22 23 29 and 30 North Warren w1ll be presenting Rodger s and Hammerstein s Oklahoma This delightful musical takes place around the 19005 and follows a story of life and love on the American western frontier. The lntermlxlng of themes involves the hero Curley McCla1n and the villain, Jud Frye who compete to win the atten- tion of Laurey Wllllams Meanwhlle, the flckle Ado Annie is pursued by the cowboy Wlll Parker and the sweet talk- ing peddler man A11 Hakim The scenes highlight the territory s annual Box Special thanks to Mrs Rowe Miss Pit- tis and Mr DeMa1o for their tlme and Above Dave Oleszek as Andrew Carnes speaks to Aunt Eller, played by Eileen Benson. Right Bill Stauffer who plays Curley McClain prepares to perform in his fourth high Oklahoma!! Fred Cook, Elaine Ball, Mark Carle, Max Angle and Laura Keller begin to learn a new step in square dancing. Jamie Schlssler The members of the cast practice The Farmer And The Cowman Should Be Friends. Curley Sharon Benson Will Parker Laura Nordberg Laurey Ado Annie THE CAST . -.'.-. '.'.'... Andrew Carnes Eileen Benson . . l. Aunt Eller Jud Frye Ali Hakim The Girls Elaine Ball Doreen Bedell Kim Collins Laura Keller Vicky Klahre Stacey Condit Margie Plunkett Laura Powell Sharon Conrad Roxanne Rowe Lori Walz The Boys Tom Anzalone Steve Conrad Tom Gilmore Bill Maher Eric Powell Todd Roth Max Angle Doug Collins Casey Hendershot Mark Carle George Saponaro Tim Grau Tom Lund 1 P KEY it x X 1 sk XT . Q tax NL MW-1 is N . . Wi, ww-vi . As, X ,X.,x .., , , swf fm sw- ssmmas, ,gi J- 'mem XJ. ms.-...M K A X W e ,,iX v.,.. , as E X . we-.N W: 1, vzsxwwswsfe-siswwnn uv' ,,... Joe Repasky, in his first musical role as Ali Hakim, asks the advice of veteran Jamie Schissler. , A Axis 3 fi- I 154- 57 if . ,... , ,. ..... FTW J Seniors Eileen Benson, Jamie Schissler and Laura Nordberg express a variety of reactions to the long hours necessary for a successful production. 0-A Mis ittis points out some changes in the choreography to Laurey, Sharon Benson, and the girls, D. Harwood, M. Plunkett, V. Klahre, C ' . ollms 45... Fred Cook studies his part carefully so he can be a V Jud Frye. r' f kilt 'N-4 -N..- NWR Sharon Benson and Bill Stauffer. is ,Q K. Collins, S. Conrad, D. Bedell, V. Klahre, S. Benson, K. DiPalma, M. Plunkett, D. Harwood, and L. Keller. Standing: E. Ball, L. Nordberg, and S. Condit. 131 5-qs. Mr.. A W X sr S N Xx .. --ff ..,,jw.f - ..:f.f.s..ez wwf -.If A'a---swag ,- .e t X.. ..,,.. . rf--f . .vs---wg N... 1, X 3 'M 'il' ....:: xw' ' A QM. Square dancing may be something new to these dancers, but by show Jamie Schissler in his fourth musical portrays Will Parker. time, the audience will think they've been doing it for years. 59 Sing A Song . . . The chorus gets to loosen up their voices bright and early in the day - first period to be specific. As usual the chorus put on a col- orful and high spirited Christmas program with the band. In February they visited the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Then it was back to class for some serious practice for the spring concert. Laura Nordberg gets her audience going. D. Harwood, E. Benson, A, Azpeitia, E. Ball await their debut in- to the singing world. Right: Bill Stauffer 1 . fx Q.. V A A4 ff' , r,,V an , 1. ,ia I Q ,... f f,.ri4 M Chorus members show their Christmas spirit with songs of the festive season. Above: Cindy Smigel Left: Thank you Mrs. Rowe for all your help with the musicals and chorus concerts. The Sound of Music The concert band has been working very hard to prepare for concerts and tryouts for the Warren County band concert. The junior and senior bands played the Christmas and Spring concerts. The 1984-85 marching band has successfully competed this fall. They have won many trophies including Best Band Front, First Place, Second Place, and Best Drum Ma- jor. The band will be traveling to Ocean City, Maryland and Wildwood, New Jersey in May. Best of luck to you! Lauren Gosney plays her clarinet with ease. Mark Cook led the band with his strong tunes. -.1 ,J A member of the eighth grade band, Kim Figured helps out the flute section. ,no ., 4, ks 1-1 - W ,, , wmmt,-aww l. A Vzii. ' ' 1- , ff is an 5 , 6 , 5' Xv M fq ' was . X N x.. iw... WV K K A . K Q 4, .kflijif W l J . Y tAA J V, ,:, . V N Ji LS A tn . A g, -:x X1.Xk rv . , , V . M W l,ie 5 as ,SSI ff 'li ff 1 . 1 ' V V Vg :'a'i QNI 'Z kk X3 I A 4 ORTH QWARREN REQO XA :J 4 N N L , E JE ,N l m ,W GH sc:-i on, BANQA ! Q s . x ww N N A -Qkki Mm 4 mf s 4 -1 Inf Vxfy 'ww eeting of the Minds The Ecology Dozer is one of the problems that is presented in Mind Olympics. The team is to design, build and drive a vehicle which is powered by one or two hydraulic jacks. The driver of the car has to pick up trees and move them to a designated sport and then per- form a distance run with the car. The boys are actively preparing their car for their first competition. Music, Maestro, Please is a visual presentation, its purpose is to use a classical music selection to accompany a performance. The music is the most important part of the presentation. Division II has chosen the fantasy presenta- tion for their project. ln the first round of competition Divi- sion II scored first and they will be going next to the regional competition. Compound Fracture - This problem is to design a series of structures each of which will be made of strips of balsa wood and glue. The team places weights on these structures. The structure must uphold the weight until the time expires. Having competed at the District level, this team also goes to Regional competition. Special thanks to advisors Mr. Del-laven and Mr. Chin- nock and to Mrs. Graff and Mrs. Brownell who helped with the judging. A special note of appreciation to Miss Chisesi for serving as a judge for the seventh year. Ronnie Rowe, Keith McGill and Cori Cassidy present their problem at the District competition The Ecology Dozer Division III Neil Hamilton Ron Rowe Frank Seesink Keith McGill Ricky Smith Scott Wilson Music Maestro Pleae Division II Kasi Sandberg Jill Prehodka Nanci Swanson Alissa Benson Jennifer Klahre Compound Fracture Division II Ron Rowe Keith McGill John Perepchuck Billie Jo Clifford Cori Cassidy 'leil Hamilton Frank Seesink Scott Wilson and Ricky Smith make some adjustments on 'the car, as Mr. DeHaven gives advice. Above: Nanci Swanson, Jill Prehodka, Jenny Klahre, Alissa Benson, and Kasi Sandberg practice their fantasy presentation. Left: Frank Seesink and Neil Hamilton test to see how far the car will travel. Yearbook Corners Page In Time 41-Q What a photogenic group: Gail Morris, Tanya Quinn, Kelly and Lori Ochs Dana Callamaro and Michelle VanHorn discuss the possibilities of a layout. Lori Ochs, editor fo the 1985 yearbook, will be greatly missed. i i i o yoa la g s Michele Shultis J Wm- J ,ll The yearbook staff is a group that puts a lot of time and effort to make the yearbook for the stu- dent body. Many long hours were spent after school to meet deadlines. Even though there was a lot of work, much fun was had. For the few people who stayed late, the pizza parties were the best part. The staff will always remember the good and bad times, and we hope that everyone will be able to look at this scrapbook and remember their high school years. Special thanks to the custodians and parents of staff members for putting up with the late hours. Thanks also to Mrs. Pustizzi for her dedication! Thank you to Mr. Troy for his drawing of The Patriot used on the cover. Below' No Michelle VanHorn and Michele Shultis it's not Tanya Quinn, Dana Callamaro, and Lori Ochs stay late to make the 1 ' 1 , , . Q i -ne' time to make the donuts, it s time to crop the pictures. deadli 1 :J to . sr - . K Smile, Julie! Yearbook meetings aren't that bad, says Laura Powell, Dana Callamaro Lori Ochs Sue Ahlers Kim Carmecl Kelly Glynn Sue DeYoung Patty Swahn Anton Matzal Debbie Truex Jill Denton Melinda Konesny Financial Staff Cheryl Cooper Sue Gwinnett Gail Morris Lisa Hlywa Lisa Bergen Laura Gebhart Jeanne Kroncke Leigh Burnett Karen Runyon Stacey Squero Tammy Nurge Advisor: Miss Farley iw? Leigh Burnett's typing skills were a great asset to the year- book staff. Mike Rosania and Gail Morris write captions for the sports section. Julie Schilling, Cindy Clegg, and Melinda Konesny work diligently on layouts and captions. Mrs. Pustizzi proofs the senior section. fl! 4 Cl, Frank Seesink, the busy yearbook photographer, takes time out to participate in the Halloween festivities. gy-'b A at A A Section Editors: Top QL to RJ: Lori Ochs, Dana Callamaro, Julie Schilling. Bot- tom QL to RJ: Tanya Quinn, Gail Morris, Kelly Glynn. Mrs. Pustizzi Finance Advisor Miss Farley Editor Lori Ochs Photograhers Frank Seesink Kelly Glynn Carolyn Benson lJunior Highl Typist Leigh Burnett Student Life Julie Schilling Sports Tanya Quinn Academic Life Dana Callamar Undergrads Kelly Glynn Gail Morris Seniors Lori Ochs O General Staff Michele Shultis Debbie Truex Debbie Bates Melinda Konesny Terry Labar Mike Rosania Cindy Clegg Anton Matzal Michelle Van Horn Caroline Wiesing Laura Powell Dawn Swanson Kelly Unangst Advisor Section Editors , ,, M ,x l 3 f'f W Pm Ji, Kelly Unangst and Kelly Glynn work together on a layout. Lori Ochs gives Tanya Quinn some hints on how to set up her section, ,N Junior High Gets Involved f'--...- Timmy Carlson in junior band. Mr. Terhune's history class. sufly 'mx kvusg Above: K. Sandberg and N. Swanson share a giggle at the school f Q W g ll Wyq igxz. T. Guelich and W. Salvadore of the sax section. fi ii fl I-I Frog for Presidentf says Mark Gwynne, Marissa Mezzanotte, Kim Mell and Chris Howard. Angela Plesh shows her style Above: Dave Monticello eyes a strike. Right: Dal Cox avidly waits for his lunch. , ,J ' 'ma ,V I at y A Touch of Italy at WR I'm Gianna from Italy. I don't know if you are familiar with my country, anyway I live in North Italy close to Venice, my favorite city. I've been here for 5 months already and I really love it here, my friends, the school, the basketball team, my family and I'm really worried about how fast the time goes. I can't even believe that I have been here for such a long time! I enjoyed the senior play, and it's really a shame I couldn't try out for the new musical, but I like basketball so much I couldn't do both. Everybody has been so friendly with me, and everybody tried to understand me when I was talking fl think this was the hardest part because of my accentl, but somebody liked also to listen to me fright Debbiell. I'm looking forward to the graduation, because in Italy we don't do it, and I'm sure it will be an excellent experience! If somebody is thinking about being an exchange stu- dent, go for it, it's great! I've visited so many places thanks also of my great families, and I've met so many people that I never forget. Dear friends, all of you made my stay here greatg even if my parents and my friends are not here, I feel like being home. I think the cold weather frozen my thoughts so thanks for everything and be happy and in SPECIAL HAND every time! CIAO, 'c1,M.M9c 5 Gianna and one of her friends on top of a snow covered mountain. Right: This is Mao, Gianna's cat. Give us a meow, Mao!!! Gianna De Stefani - a welcome addition to North Warren's senior class Gianna spreads a warm smile with her best friend Paola. FFA Students Exce NW'S Fruit and Vegetable Judging Team won first place over 27 other teams competing statewide. QL to RJ: Cu ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' the individual rtis Hill, Nikki Glaab, Judy Perry, and Kirsten Sass. Kirsten placed first in FFA: fl. to RJ: C. Hill, fPres.l, A. Paglia iReporterl, D. Sprague, K. Peterson iSec.l, Paul Steffey lTreas.l, K. Sass fV.P.l, Mrs. Shumaker, M. Otinsky, S. Wolff. Missing: F, Koeck, M. Schimmel, N. Glaab. The Future Farmers of America functions as an exten- sion of the Agriculture class. The students are involved in a variety of projects throughout the year. Projects in the school greenhouse include raising poinsettias, flowering hanging baskets, Easter flowers, cut flowers for arranging, foliage plants and spring bedding plants. Other major pro- jects include making corsages, floral arrangements, Christmas wreaths, planting bulbs, flower beds and main- taining planters. The members are a closely knit group who have fun together, especially during regional activities which include a leadership training retreat, volleyball and bowling tourna- ment, skiing trip and square-dance. This year has seen tremendous success for North War- renls FFA. Judy Perry placed fifth out of 72 individuals in the State Floral Design Competition. At the Warren County Fair in August, the members received a second place pla- que for their display depicting the progression of a farm tractors and their relationship to increased corn production in the U.S. The Fruit and Vegetable Judging team iCurtis Hill, Judy Perry, Nikki Glaab, Kirsten Sassl, proved that a little hard work in agriculture class can bring many rewards. They placed first in State Competition and will receive the first place banner at the FFA Convention in May. ln the in- dividual judging competition, Kirsten Saas placed first among 112 participants. For this achievement, she will receive a gold medal at the convention. successful plant sales. Paul Steffey helps out at one of the FFA's many Ski Club Dv Ms. Campbell and Mr. Snyder. Vanessa Geczi and JoAnn Longyhore relax on the bus ride home, Jennifer Robinson and Janet Pritchard pose for the camera before heading for the slopes. According to Andi Berry, Eric Wright, and Steve Yohe, a cup of hot chocolate really hits the spot. ik . Bell and Todd Van Aken dress up as the Captain Con- of North Warren sf-A-. John Mulvaney and Andrea Dexter sit in sociology. Senior Spirit!! The seniors are getting their portraits to take home to mom Left: H Mike Pisano takes a breather after a rough play ey Joe! How many old sandwiches did you find?! 7 Sports The wrestling team has got that spirit! Young, Muareen Cahxll, and Laura Greg Menzel on the move! Softball ..... Baseball ,... , Soccer ,,...., Gymnastics . . . Cross Country Football ...... Field Hockey . . Cheerleading . , Wrestling ..... Girls' Basketball Boys' Basketball Junior High . . . Seniors ..,.... Get psyched with soccer spirit! Terry Sipley on the balance beam. Seniors Lead Team to States X V K 1 ,sn A A t so K PM - ' . -'I ' Qeaf f eaeaa' s of eeee t N 7 ll K 2 1 9 L N . I .QQ . 3. - . .gi ---. l Don't drop that ball Laura Schultz! 1984 SOFTBALL SCOREBOARD NW OPPONENT 17 Notre Dame 2 7 Pius X 4 13 Pocono Central Catholic 3 7 South Hunterdon 6 7 Belvidere 26 8 Hackettstown 10 11 Warren Hills 6 10 Phillipsburg Catholic 2 19 Notre Dame 9 4 Phillipsburg Catholic 3 5 Delaware Valley lNJl 10 4 Hackettstown 6 0 Delaware Valley lNJl 2 1 1 Pius X 10 16 Belvidere 0 5 Warren Hills 9 STATE GAMES 13 Newark Arts 6 1 Roselle Park 8 Varsity record 11 wins 7 losses Right: Cindy Dugan l84l was a great asset to the Patriots 11-7 winning season. 78 Coach Barabas gives the team some good pointers - ...Q M 6 V ici,E g ' L A 7' ft 36 r 4 A ,f 4 fu awp, if ,, W ,,, . N I1 Varsity Softball: Back fl. to Rl: Laura Schultz l84l, Heidi Spera l84l, Jill Martini l84l, Janet Hollis l84l, Patti Tironi. Middle U. to RJ: Mrs. Barabas Cheryl Cooper, Alyssa Ford, Cindy Dugan l84l, Carole Gwynne l84l. Bottom QL to Rl: Cindy Delman, Lori Ochs, Nikki Glaab and Cheryl Whipple Carole Gwynne l84l, the team's pitcher and MVP, takes a swing at the ball. Nikki Glaab and Heidi Spera l84l hustle to catch that ball. Softball had a successful season with 11 wins, 7 losses and two state games. The many seniors on the team left a good mark on the Patriots' record. The girls showed a lot of team spirit and enjoyed themselves greatly while knocking down teams such as Pocono Central Catholic, Belvidere, and South Hunterdon. Mrs. Barabas was proud of her winning team. l it L Way to hit that ball, Alyssa Ford! ' 11 f..'?N,'fN ,V , AL ' ,. -An 1 - 'lHere comes Sluggerll' The team showed great enthusiasm which carried them to the States. 1 I' Will the real softball captain please stand up? Juniors: QL to RJ: Lori Ochs, Nikki Glaab, Cheryl Cooper, Alyssa Ford, Patti Tironi 1984 Patriot Baseball Varsity Baseball: Back QL to RJ: Roger Mclvlahan l84J, Mike Florence l84l. 3rd Row lL to RJ: Glenn Sweet l84l, Greg Domin, Dave Makarevich, Leo McNally. 2nd Row KL to Rl: Coach Golzio, Fred Koeck l84l, Greg Menzel, Tom Schilling. Front QL to RJ: Rich Anzevino, Bill Mutschler l84j, Steve Lusby l84l, Gene Makarevich l84l. Above: Mike Florence C841 gets ready to catch the ball while Leo McNally backs him up. Left: Tom Schilling catches the ball with his teammates standing by to help. '-o -o' ,-'.1 -' it , . 1 A , f F 5 . . ' . f ef 2351 i. gli S . 4 X- Si7'li f ,tt, L i,i,y . , i . l oroaa i ..i'. . 1984 BASEBALL SCOREBOARD NW OPPONENT 99 Pius X 2 7 Pocono Central Catholic 5 South Hunterdon Belvidere Hackettstown Warren Hills Philllpsburg Catholic Notre Dame Warren Tech Philllpsburg Catholic Delaware Valley CNJJ Hackettstown Delaware Valley lNJl Plus X Belvidere Warren Hills State Game ,ff ,Q Chatham Boro e a -an 1' meager amiga Varsity Record 8wins 9losses 'mm-Q-gf waivem 15 O 10 ' 7 1 2 2 ' 1 1 . . . 3 7 7 9 3 A 1 15 2 l 9 ' ' ' 10 , A g g 1 1 11 1 at '111 f 1 if 2 11 4 7 14 ' 3 4 ' 8 1 ' 3 . .. , 'tf ' 1'Q' 5 - k',-w1rj,:, J, . Nh 3 5 1 if - it , , Leo McNally shows perfect pitching form. Juniors: Back QL to Rl: Leo McNally, Greg Domin, Dave Makarevich, Bill Stauffer. Front QL to Rl: Rich Anzevino, Greg Menzel, Tom Schilling. 82 Freshman Baseball: Back Row QL to RJ: Chris Mezzanotte, Mike Rosania, Mike Tironi, Jim Peck, John Pastor, Coach Weiboldt. Front Row CL to Rl: Brett Mutschler, John Callamaro, Bob Keiper, Anthony Dellanno, Tom Murphy, Ron Carpenter. f' , A , . ' .4 J .1 , 1 , 'J N - '112'.q,' ,wing-.m.,w .- - , '-rw:-hm W' , -kwa-- ' H Qbove: We're waiting! . ight: Here it comes. Catcher Bill Stauffer signals Greg Domin to throw a curve ball. Gelok and Powell Make First Team ll-DRC Varsity Soccer. Back Row QL to Rl: Coach Snyder, K. Kehoe, B. Rinker, J. Baier, D. Herrmann, P. DeRea, S. Smith, A. Spera, Coach Sweet. Middle QL to RJ: A. McNally, K. Delman, R. Keiper, T. Fenton, A. Teune, M. Drewes, J. Pastor. Front QL to RJ: E, Powell, L. McNally, J. Gelok. Right: Aren't you glad Dirk Herrmann is on our side! SOCCER SCOREBOARD OPPONENT Notre Dame Hackettstown Warren Hills Pocono Central Catholic Delaware Valley lNJl Stroudsburg PA Phillipsburg Catholic Lenape Warren Hills Notre Dame Sparta Delaware Valley Phillipsburg Catholic Pocono Central Catholic Phillipsburg Hlgh School Varsity Record 5 wins 9 losses 1 tie JV Record 6 wins 5 losses NW 2 3 OT l 2 OT 1 ' 3 5 ' 3 OT O 4 O , 1 1 ' ' ' 1 OT O Hackettstown 2 O 5 3 ' 0 2 3 OT O 2 2 O 2 ' ' ' O 1 ' O 1 ' ' ' 2 Seniors: Back QL to RJ: B. Rinker, D. Herrmann, K. Kehoe. Front IL to RJ: E. Powell, L. McNally, J. Gelok. This year's team was a young squad with only three returning starters. They ended the season with a 59-1 record. There were many close games, five go- ing into overtime. Despite the losses. they kept up their spirit. Goals were made by Jeff Baier, Eric Powell, Todd Fenton, and Adam McNal- ly. Eric Powell and Jim Gelok made first team All-DRC. Adam McNally, Leo McNally, and Todd Fenton received Honorable Mentions. ad'i!tf.i.f. . is ,ggi JV Soccer: Back ll. to RD: Coach Leal, S. Glaab, N. Hamilton, M. Cook, P. Michelucci, G. Meekins, T. Klein, T. Murphy, R. Colletti, S. Wolfe, J. Janda. Middle QL to RJ: F. Fiessler, T. Gray, J. Lensi, D. Kaiser, J. Schmidt, S. Hill, J. Lehman, J. Callamaro. Front: C. Baier. l 4 , Team Spirit Prevails. l sf Above: Jeff Baier takes control of the ball. Right: Leo McNally rockets the ball back into play. ,,?, D. Tillman and T. Escalante Qualif for State Sectionals This year's gymnastics team, led by co-captains Diane Tillman and Tina Ritchie, was considerably larger than last year. They gained many skills and improved their record. On the individual level, Tricia Escalante and Diane Tillman qualified all-around for state sectionals. This means that they each qualified for sectional competition in the uneven parallel bars, balance beam, vaulting, and floor exercise. Left: Tricia Escalante placed 10th on the uneven parallel bars at the state sectionals on November 10. Gymnastics: Back IL to Rl: Coach Powell, Kellie O'Neill, Melissa Olinsky, Julie Duvall, Kim Carducci, Cindy Bergen, Tammy Teune, Renee Yurga, and Coach Magnuson. Front QL to Rl: Kris DiPalma, Tricia Escalante, Laura Carducci, Diane Tillman, Tina Ritchie, Terry Sipley, and Claudette Williams. Y! XX 235 rfff Diane Tillman placed 6th on uneven parallel bars and 8th on balance beam in the State Sectional Competition. The team anxiously awaits the starting of the next event. 83 65 77 37 86 3 805 589 77 15 77 15 l .CCC K. DiPalma, J. Duvall, R. Yurga, and K. Carducci. Cheer up! It's not over yet. D. Tillman, T. Teune, and T. Ritchie take time out to pose for the camera. GYMNASTICS SCOREBOARD Opponent 98 85 West Morris Mendham Randolph Warren Hills Warren Hills West Morris Central Emerson Pompton Lakes 914 949 92 4 98 65 6415 91 5 NW 81.95 wmppany 79.25 The team's only senior this year, Tammy Teune, gives a big smile for the camera. And 'l'hey're Off . . . CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD BOYS NW OPPONENT 42 Lenape Valley 19 41 Sussex Tech 20 44 Hackettstown 17 37 South Hunterdon 22 42 Newton 19 46 , Blair 16 41 Warren Hills 16 49 Delaware Valley 15 37 Bangor 22 24 Warren Tech 31 50 Phillipsburg 15 GIRLS 35 20 Lenape Valley 21 35 Hackettstown 18 40 Blair 15 50 Delaware Valley 18 37 Bangor 17 38 Phillipsburg Boys' Record 1 win 10 losses Girls' Record 1 win 5 losses Seniors: Top: Mike Swahn, Tom Schilling. Bottom: Eileen Benson, Liana Striker. Boys and Girls Cross Country: Back QL to RJ: Sue Gwinnett, Mike Swahn, Tom Schilling, Mike Kise, David Peck, Rich Striker Candisky. Front QL to Rl: Jenna Murray, Liana Striker, Becky Troy, Eileen Benson, Alice Ball, and Karen McDonald. .411 Cross Country had an active season this year with 11 meets. Under the guidance of Tom Schill- ing and Eileen Benson, the team worked hard to improve theirtimes. At the DRC meet Becky Troy Coach Candisky psyches up the team before a meet. i l l placed ninth and Tom Schilling eleventh. Seniors Eileen Benson, Lianna Striker, Tom Schilling, and Mike Swahn will be missed by their teammates. Mike Swahn, along with the other seniors, put his best foot for ward at all the meets. Left: On your mark, get set, go! I Seniors Keep the Spirit Alive A A Varsity Football: Back Row KL to Rl: R. Green, D. Kovack, R. Green. 3rd Row QL to RJ: S. Pisano, D. Makarevich, S. Bell F Cook, G. Cullen. 2nd Row CL to Rl: M. Green, J. Repasky, A. Plesh, J. Repasky, S. Fenton. Front Row CL to Rl D Escalante, J. Schissler, B. Stauffer, B. Gouger, R. Anzevino, T. Van Aken. Rich Anzevino dodges all! The football team had a rough year, but kept their stamina up through the entire season. The seniors really kept team spirit alive and left a good path for the younger patriots to follow. They proved to be quite a match for Belvidere, keeping the score close the entire game. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD OPPONENT Phillipsburg Catholic Sussex Tech Hackettstown Emerson Del Val Warren Hills Pius X Belvidere Varsity Record 1 Win 8 losses Freshman Record 4 wins 4 losses 1 tie Fellow teammates watch as the Patriots take charge on the field l NW ' O ' ' ' 25 8 12 8 South Hunterdon 14 0 41 0 41 O D ' . L -I 6 ' 42 , 12 ' 0 5 6 ' 13 Freshman Team: Back Row QL to Rl: D. Gable, M. Tribel, J. Roe, P. Canstanza, C. McClain, B. Konkle, R. Ander- son, K. Roe, B. Pickaloe. Front Row QL to RJ: G. Matlock, R. Carpenter, B. Konklin, B. Sass, J. Whipple, S. Fierra, G. Sapanaro, lVl. Carl. Hockey! Hockey! Hockey! This year's hockey team was both dedicated and determined. With eight returning lettermen and Miss Campbell, a special assistant coach from Scotland help- ing to advance our skill level and strategy, the team was '. able to compete on an equal basis with very competitive 'f DRC teams. il Competition was tough, but the hockey vvomeni' of IA' I sf I North Warren were able to fight back and make some if Q ,lu 3 upsets within the conference. Their overall record was T 4-'74, but that does not reveal the effort and sgr gf' togetherness that went into every single game. Hustle i f 'Hi together and win, the motto of the team conveys their , I , ? message of drive and determination. lt also made the A game more exciting for the many loyal fans who attend- Y ' , ed the games. in A Parents Day was received very well. The team gave we their parents corsages and the coaches roses. After the 1 ,sf game refreshments were served in the library and the i scorekeeper !Dana Callamarol, and manager !Nikki ,. '!', , . i Glaabl, both received gifts of appreciation. r , y-r Special thanks from the team to Miss Campbell, Miss if Faunce, and Miss Chisesi. HOCKEY! HOCKEY! HOCKEY! Margie Plunkett, Christa Rennspies, and Lisa Karolchyk rush in on a corner. QRSM if Il Y ff, 23 F ,ijt .s , . , , I A Eff? fs i E 1' + ,1 hir! s ' 1 I-' XJR Varsity Field Hockey: Back fl. to RJ: Ingrid Hughes, Sue Konkle, Lisa Karolchyk, Anne Hill. 3rd Row QL to RQ: Christa Rennspies, Vicki Schmidling, Sue Swiderski, Coach Faunce. 2nd KL to RJ: Patti Tironi, Kathy Anderson, Sue Ahlers, Margie Plunkett, Coach Campbell. Front KL to RJ: Tanya Quinn, Laura Gebhart, Sue Lambert. Juniors Sue Ahlers, Margie Plunkett, Tanya Quinn, and Lisa Karolchyk were valuable players on the varsity team. 5 gf f 9, f li A ' or 'tx y if Mui ,AW VW W swim- ,zvnm H- - 7 'Z will 2f'iiW9iTy'9?'i lffQ' if ...ra uw, ' A -,,,,,.,,. sorta V mx, l-nf Gazing' 'V' 'Y 'V' ' PM l A I I A great aid to the team, seniors Patti Tironi and Laura Gebhart watch as their teammates play the ball. FIELD HOCKEY SCOREBOARD NW OPPONENT O South Hunterdon 4 0 Delaware Valley lNJl 5 3 Pocono Central Catholic 2 - 5 Hackettstown O O Warren Hills 3 0 Moravian 7 0 Belvidere 0 0 South Hunterdon 4 1 Phillipsburg Catholic 1 5 Notre Dame 3 1 Delaware Valley lNJl 5 2 Hackettstown 0 1 Belvidere 3 0 Phillipsburg Catholic O 1 Warren Hills 1 Varsity record 4 wins 7 losses 4 ties 4 JV record 4 wins 4 losses 4 ties Seniors: Top: Patti Tironi. Middle: Sue Lambert, Laura Gebhart. Bottom: Vicky Schmidling, Sue Swiderski, Christa Rennspies, Kathy Anderson. JV Field Hockey: Top QL to Rl: Heather Clarke, Kim Miller, Beth Prehodka, Debbie After the official pinning of the flower, Mulligan, Danielle Montana. Bottom QL to RJ: Sharon Benson, Renee Simpler, Car- Sue Swiderski and her mom pose for the rianne LaMotta, Jennifer Donahue, Ceri Banta. THE END OF A SEASON The end of a hockey season has gone and past, And for some people they sit back and say, at last. Seniors end the year and give back their sticks, No more pushpasses, drives, scoops, dodges, or flicks. The teachers go back to a seven hour day, And the players all go on their own direct way, You get to go early which is really great, And no arriving home at hours that are late. But as the season ends we're all kinda sad, Because we realize we'll miss the friends that welve had. But the juniors look forward to lots more fun, Because next year we'll strive to be number one. .X'4'Q Camera. , r .j?-... 1 Kathy Anderson was selected as a member of the DRC Field Hockey All Stars, first team. Hey Pats, We Are 4 1!!! .,. Raw ill 'flu if- 6 af s n 4 ph 9 as f W5 1 -W xi Q :QV 5 . .35 , J. S9I1iOI'S Jeanne KI'Or'iCk9 and Doreen Bedell Varsity Fall: QL to RJ: J. Katzenstein, J. Kroncke, A. Azpeitia, T. Dayson, V. Cook, D. Bedell, A. with Captain Val Cggk, Berry, M. Lambert, J. Sweet, C. McCrone. Above: Tammy Dayson and Andy Berry show spirit at a game. Right: Cindy McCrone shows pep for our team. '-ii mi .. is M Q... igavn fi V 5. .. yy. Tv' we A.. . ,. Q: ei' . ..-.- N N4 m x .s X .,1!n, .. t AW-- - , ,rd .fwf T V J if ,. 1 . V . N X ex ' xanax 1:-. -.ffm X NNE ARE NORTH Jody Katzenstein Cheers on in front of Winter Cheerleading: Back CL to RJ: Cindy McCrone, Jenny Sweet, Tammy Dayson, Sandy Seidel, Beth Prehodka. Front IL to the Crowd. Heather Clarke, Tina Ritchie. Rl: Jody Katzenstein, Val Cook, Alexis Azpeitra, Jennifer Donahue. Missing: Michelle Lambert, Kim Miller, Jeanne Kroncke, gy, W., 4 - . ,,, N M. . me N.. ,. ,.,,,,,g',,, -, ,f,- M ,f fa , ' 'f f Lwf ' f f, .xa,q,,,4 f., 'i A ' C 4'6u'?i Un C 1 '- J5,5,r5 g,,if,e7fe ,Y it X, WT., A5f',gg..:zZfX1,53!5,?2Q4,wwZfk,,.?:,Y . ,A ,5H53'fr, M 5, ,-LV. - A I, xr ,vt 3 W , . F? ., .':..'l-.r'- .+2..,f'W7?-t,,,T,fE'.'-W. ,ff fwfr tf3,f-.w6f1f?+ Q ,.:,3f!w:..-ff4M?:1 v wr . H H, lj.55,j'y,,,wi,,g2gix . WT., . .it len 7, , 4' ig rgf4'y5pf,L.gg.J4gf51,fa2Q'fezf2IT?2wm njf5., - ful, 1 ,, . H - ,S ,. 7, S. me M, J J frffi. , 'kj - v , AE we N .V it ' ef- f - fr ,, -'v,..,,,-f Q - Varsity girls do a routine with the band. 100 41' 4.1 x v 7-,. xp. r ..H1.m.,ff , s W x k , . X mbatkx J.V. Fall: Back: K. Lenkey. Middle: C. Budd, K. Mulligan, M Delman. Front: J. Colucci. The fans and cheerleaders cheer on our basketball team The Patriot cheerleaders prepare for the National Anthem Three Grapplers Make Regionals For the fifth year in a row, our grapplers have seen a winning season. They qualified for the State Sectional Team Championships for the fourth time and with a record of 8-7, the team was ranked one of the top three of the Group I North ll schools. Entering both the Morris Catholic and Kit- tatinny Tournaments, seniors Ken Gerkhardt, Rich Green, Matt Salmon and Buddy Gouger placed either second or third. Scott Karolchyk was champion of the heavyweight division in the Morris County Tournament. Sophomore Jim Lehman placed second and junior Tom Dugan was first place in the weight classes in the Kit- tatinny Tournament. At the district level Dave Kerr, Tom Dugan and Ken Gerkhardt placed fourth. Advancing to the Regional Competition are Rich Green, Scott Karolchyk and Jim Lahman. Seniors: fl. to RJ: John Repasky, Kenny Gerkhardt Jim Gelok Matt Salmon Scott hvk B ' Karolc uddy Gouger, Rich Green Wrestling: Back QL to Rl: Coach Seal, Kenny Gerkhardt, Tom Dugan, Jim Gelok, Rich Green Scott Karolchyk Matt Salmon. Middle fl. to RJ: John Repasky, Buddy Gouger, Carey Schoettlin, Jimmy Lehman Bill Conklin Dave Kerr Front QL to Rl: Gene Cullen, Brian Piccolo, Dave Peck, Jeff Whipple. Buddy Gouger C10-101 is about to score a point for an escape. 2 1 Above: And another one bites the dust ... Good job, Scott Karolchyk 117-43, see you at the Regionals! Right: Rich Green's C17-41 got the advantage. On his way to a pin, Junior Tom Dugan is in control' 1 ,s iei gggi ,I , g , , i , ,, , mW. .J,,. .J ' ' r 55 f John Repasky scores a take down OPPONENT WRESLTING SCOREBOARD NW 37 Kinnelon 25 24 Warren Hills 40 35 Pius 21 33 Pleasant Valley CPa.l 27 54 South Hunterdon 3 27 Hopatcong 32 26 Belvidere 20 27 Wallkill 35 6 Delaware Valley 45 35 Hackettstown 24 36 Sussex Tech 21 18 Jefferson 47 44 Phillipsburg Catholic 18 24 Bangor 31 21 36 State Sectionals New Providence Overall Record: 8-7 JV Record: 7-4-2 Match captains Ken Gerkhardt and John Repasky shake hands with captains of the opposing team. l 1 Jim Gelok Q11-9l sets up his opponent for a take down. Sophomore Jimmy Lehman placed second in the districts. Matt Salmon Q8-8l towering over his opponent, as usual. New Coach Leads Lad Pats To States Seniors: Laura DeJong, Alyssa Ford, Nikki Glaab. The Lady Patriots welcomed a new head coach, Miss Tammy Smith. Under her guidance, girls' basketball saw one of its best years. Senior co-captains Laura DeJong and Alyssa Ford, along with Nikki Glaab led the team with their skill and dedication. Alyssa was named player of the month for December by Star Gazette. The overall varsity record was an im- pressive 17 wins with 7 defeats. Highlights of the year were two victories over both Hackettstown and Belvidere. The team placed 3rd in the DRC. Qualifying for the first round of state games, the Patriots traveled to Newark to face Newark Arts High School and their 6'2 guard. For the first time in the history of girls' basketball, North Warren won its first state game by a score of 46-40. Con- gratulations for a job well done and good luck in the next state game! Varsity Girls, Basketball: Back QL to Rl: Coach Poecker, Stacy Glaab, Maureen Cahill, Alyssa Ford, Nikki Glaab, Sue Gwin- net, Debbie Mulligan, Jean Nordberg, and Coach Smith. Front QL to RJ: Anne Hill, Laura DeJong, Sue DeYoung, Yvette Rioux, Dawn Swanson. 105 GIRLS BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD OPPONENT Stroudsburg Freeland Notre Dame Pocono Central Catholic Warren Hills Phillipsburg Catholic Plus X Sussex Tech Belvidere Delaware Valley !,..4 Hackettstown Warren Hills South Hunterdon 3 Pius X -- Belvidere Delaware Valley Warren Tech Hackettstown DRC Tournament Belvidere ' Delaware Valley - State Game Newark Arts Overall Record 17 7 JV Record 9 10 NW 38 40 52 34 38 25 1 38 ' 34 23 - 43 28 - - 5 48 41 - 22 42 24 26 A 19 31 72 -Qc 47 Blair 11 I 47 37 38 - 55 , 41 36 L3 46 G 35 - 27 29 ' 28 29 63 33 30 59 43 36 ' 34 19 55 46 40 JV Girls, Basketball: KL to Rl: Jill Colucci, Lauren Gosney, Rudy Monnett, Chris Pastor, Tina Stone Gianna De Stefani, Coach Poecker. Varsity team members take practice shots in the pre-game warm up. itwteigf' Debbie Mulligan and Dawn Swanson with the team mascot. l l s s Laura DeJong prepres to pass the ball as part of the Lady Pats team effort. Alyssa Ford takes a shot during the game with Warren Hills. Nikki Glaab waits for the team to set up the next play. 107 if .W . 7, , ia .J .af M ,.,1fJ- ..., , J, ff f : W U ' f ' ' x5?i'f1,'?.l?f' ' x uw we QR- 3 L 'P A f , A X 2 W, ,f ,-., ,, fr A L, ,.,., ,mc 1 Co-Captain Dave Makarevich puts forth all of his talent and skill for the benefit of the team Greg Menzel and Adam McNally proved to be valuable players. Right: Rob Green scores another two points. The 1984-85 basketball team proved to be a strong combination of offense and defense. Seniors Dave Makarevich, Greg Domin, Pat Cahill, and Greg Menzel will be greatly missed by the team next year. The best games of the year included an overtime win against Hackettstown and quadruple overtime against Warren Hills. Another close game was against Phillipsburg Catholic, who won with a desperation shot at the buzzer. The Patriots went to DRC Cham- pionships, winning the first game against Delaware Valley. The first round state game resulted in a first ever victory over Chatam Township 77-57. Boys Basketball Scoreboard OPPONENT Blair Academy Stroudsburg Freeland Notre Dame St. Pius of Piscataway Hopatcong Warren Hills P burg Catholic Pocono Central Catholic Pius X Belvidere Bayley Elard Delaware Valley Walkill Valley Warren Hills South Hunterdon P burg Catholic Notre Dame South Hunterdon Pius X Belvidere Delaware Valley Hackettstown DRC Tournament Delaware Valley P burg Catholic State Tournament Chatam Township Overall Record: 16-11 JV Record: 12-8 NW 84 49 48 63 79 85 71 49 57 46 63 68 53 69 55 ' 57 53 40 57 30 48 27 37 55 53 46 62 Hackettstown 59 64 52 67 72 54 20 48 ' 85 50 55 52 36 93 39 30 29 50 43 50 52 53 45 53 ' 74 77 57 Pat Cahill jumps up for a practice shot during warm ups g . f ,1 ur 4 V JV Boys' Basketball: Back QL to RJ: Coach Sweet, C. Mezzanotte, S. Pisano, J. Konya, B. Fox, C. Florence, D. Kaleda. Front QL to Rl: D, Swift, J. Maderski, M. Drewes, S. Fierra, P. Novi. Jumor Hugh Sports Junior High Cheerleaders: Back QL to Rl: H. Doyle, C. Amon, H. Poyer. Middle QL to RJ: C. Whipple, K. Bell, J. Gosney, S. Hey, C. Stoeffels. Front CL to RJ: J. Hoffman, J. Walz. Jumor Hrgh Basketball Back CL to RJ K Meshach M Malley, J. Jorden, M. Lund, M. Genute, T. Rivara, S. Condit, B Schumaker W Wysowaty Coach Snyder 2nd Row QL to RJ: D. Low, G. Roof, G. Pobol, G. Harris, S. Moran, R. Green C Howard J Burdge Front Row QL to RJ M MacDonough, D. Bonath, J. Nienstedt, E. Nienstedt, S. Hazen, 111 J :gfggp wg l l,lZTzJ4l:ll.l Q f ,SEB I IXEIIIJ O E' 0 ff I PKR IATCNPOUTS A111 A811 ar .ik .-4 Matt Guelich takes a shot during the game with Central. Above: Ms. Sheehan helps the cheerleaders with their arm movement for a new cheer. Below: Eighth grader Tom Rivara goes for a jump. 112 Jennifer Gosney, Chris Amon and Jennifer Walz cheer the baske' ball team. Th Last Hurrah!!! Alyssa Ford Pat Cahill Gerkhardt Buddy Gouger and Rich Anzevino 2U N Ks n 1 ' . Laura Gebhart and Mrs. Gebhart if3'i: ' ., ., if H , ,. 1 i A, 1 ll f., 4 we Keith Kehoe Jeanne Kroncke and Doreen Bedell Academi Lif Albergato helps Lisa DeGeorge. The test is postponed! N as Dana Callamaro Jackie Schmitt -um... Josh Shoenfeld, Mike Keating, and friend , Q-:sewage , . sa 1 X Q 1 isa 'Q ' s ig S Q X lg in fmriwqgggfl K . ,AAW M. , Tim Glory Board of Education Administration .... Personnel ......... Child Study Team. . Guidance ......... L' Gifted and Talented ..... ,,,, Foreign Language . History ,.......... Math ........... Science . . . Child Care . . . Home Ec .... English ......... Special Needs . . . Business ..... Fine Arts ......... Shops ............ Physical Education 116 117 119 122 123 124 125 126 128 130 132 133 134 136 138 140 142 144 115 Board of Education Dr. Herbert, Mrs. Linda Gerczak lPres. of the Boardl, Ms. Rose Krauss lSec. of the boardl. Education Committee: Mr. Robert Duda, Mr. David Shotwell, Mrs. Donna Garris. Policy Committee: Mrs. Dorothy Bell, Mrs. Gerczak. Missing: Mrs. Ann Marie Schwartz. , ...t ' Business Committee: Mr. John Karolchyk, Mr. Bob Drew. Missing: Mrs. Mary Ann Fink. Dear Class of 1985, Another short year has come to an end but it hasn't been just any year. This year was special to you because it meant your last one as a high school student. You reached a pivotal time in life when you had to make an important career decision: to pursue further education or choose an occupation. We hope your experience here at North War- ren helped prepare you to make the right decision. l am sure that whatever decision you made was drawn upon your total scholastic and social experiences. The faculty and administration have prepared you well for your en- counter with the world. We hope you will always look back upon your years here with fond remembrance. Good luck! Sincerely, Dear Students, As you are reading this, your high school days are coming to an end. Time will pass, and you will become a member of the adult society. I hope that when you look back on your years at North Warren, the photos and facts in your yearbook will bring back many pleasant memories. I wish you health, happiness and success in the future. Always strive to be the best in whatever you do in your personal and professional life, never settle for second best. Sincerely, 44-'J ,ezofx 117 Dear Class of 1985, 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. Q we - 118 Dear Class of 1985, I would like to congratulate you on the completion of your higl school career. During the past six years you have often found ii necessary to surmount obstacles and respond to personaf challenges. As you look back over the past six years, I think your most gratifying memories will be of those obstacles and challenges which you brought to a successful conclusion. There are few event: in a person's life that can equal the feeling of pride an individua possesses upon the completion of a seemingly impossible task Always remember that your personal success will be measured ir terms of what you accomplish, and not what you attempt. Your class will always be a special one to me as your's was the last class I taught. Please be sure to come back and visit us. Youi leaving through graduation is symbolic. North Warren Regional wil always be your school. Best wishes for future success, fi 5 -i . irq , ' 9 Kitchen Staff Custodians North Warren welcomes Mrs. Lisa Herbert, the director of Service Dynamics, our new food service. ln January, after many years of dedicated ser- vice, Mr. Ralph Reinhardt retired. The entire staff, faculty and student body will miss him and wish him well in his retirement. .W ,., ,,, W 445 1 'E is 44 M T ,N . .,,, in 1' . Above: Mr. Babbitt, Mr. Reinhardt, Mr. Smith. Missing: Mr. Thompson. Left: Mr. DePuy, Mr. Pensyl, Mr. McMahon. Missing: Mr. Shipps. Below: Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Winters, Mrs. Maher, Mrs. Sikkes, Mrs. Rydell, Mrs. Shultis, Mrs. Basilicato, if MZ .V gage, at n xr. KF Library Office Mrs. Browneil Mrs. Tironi. Mrs. Sipley QP . f -if If . x Cathy Bush Mrs. Brockman pkg Q A n, , A'n2 i w f Mrs. Sandberg , . J ,, EQ? Mrs. Drew Mrs. Emery Boyd Semken X urse Child Stud Team Mrs. Tilwick Psychologist Mrs. Cato YS. Mrs. Pagano Nurse ,L l i ., x 5434 a- '12 ' -1' Vi? 9- JN 2 f rf o -'Q H 1: 'C 4 21 s I 9. 1 L If 1 5 A Mrs. Magnuson Mr. Bowker Mrs. Russo Speech Therapist Case Worker LDTC fi 5'?fx L Mrs. Pagano assures Jennifer Ohl, IFS not as hard as it looks! Guidance Miss Farley -,k F ' o aj' i Sue Ahlers, Joe Repasky, and Matt Green use the Guidance Information Center for MIS. McDonough MI. Pllstizli up-to-date 3 s wie K x Ri it x information. r..rr. .l 7 piw' Mrs. McDonough guides Mike lreible as they work on next year's course seieenon. i n 2 it 4 GT Challenges Students Students involved in the Gifted and Talented program had a variety of programs of- fered to them. Some students were involved in a math con- test, several took college courses, and a few par- ticipated in special summer programs. Many field trips to various colleges and industries were planned. Dr. Michelucci helps Patti Tironi and Janet Kaleda work on their photojournalism project wfni Mrs. Repasky ' I W Mrs. Repasky and Mrs. Hess finalize plans for the Teen Arts Festival. X' xe- More Than a Language Senior Perez Snanish ,,, L4 David Low pomts out a famous town ln France to Walt Wysowaty. x .ffl Q.. . si chi Stacey 'ldre Child Care W ls Robm Sprague and Lori Sipley guide the Miss Sheehan, Debbie Primiani, Karen Carpenter and Noah n Labow 'TC 1 2 ff Back Row fl..-Rl: D. Swanson, Miss Sheehan, M. Marshall, K. Unangst, K. Crate, S. VanAlthius, K. McCrone, J. Ohl, I.. Schmitt, P. Huff. Front IL-Rl: Michael Swiderski, Jessica Charner, Tara Valent, Chuck Erd, Ryan McGrath, Becky Sager, Gerrit Tosh, Noah Labow, Anthony Mondello. Missing: Jamie Terhune, Rebecca Uychich. A Pattern for the Future 'fm-yr iii? -1:., .. as in Erbovex Mrs. Allaire demonstrates the proper way to saute chicken to ason ' eber ' Focht and Lisa K1 mushrooms for the Below. Rose Carroll and John Mulvaney fill' -1 , w... f f l MS- Sheehan Mrs. Allaire - lv-...nv- Karen Carducci, Pam Stritehoff and Jennifer Ohl work o their sewing Stacy Dunbar lays out her pattern as Mrs. Allaire helps Sue-Anne Konkle. 127 f l The Sum of Learning In today's technological and computer orientd society, math is a necessity. Our school offers a range of studies from basic math to calculus, with something in between for everyone. Mr. Bowman Mrs. Fechisin The calculus class. M Mr. Rincavage Right: Stacey Condit and Brigita Harajda figure out a complex problem. , ,, 1.1-i+f,f 11425112 fly, ,afyr ni' K 1 M ' Eddy Kuzinski shows an interest in math. problems. ,ffsf t A Mr. Ivins Mr. Picone Chris Kasper, Chris Howard, and Jett burdge ngure out sw. e The geometry class memorizes yet another postulate. Mrs. Kung U MIS- K0l0 Mr. Del-laven Earth Science Chemistry General Science Physics CKE ,Q x 4- '-W-h Ml Mr. Chinnock Jr. High Science Mr. Albergato Gen. Biology Gen. Science Jr. High Science is ,,' g gg S is gg sew Mary Williams prepares the slide for the experiment. x, ,, ,W W ,-,, lf' if Neil Hamilton and Frank Seesink struggle to get their pen- dulum set up Ronnie Green observes intently as Miss Faunce explains the proper pro- cedure when using the microscope. Experience Through Labs .3 Mrs. Hanly Fir. Drago Biology Gen. Biology Anatomy Blology Environmental Science A i A Miss Fauncg Mrs. Shumaker Jlf High Science ooooooo S or A9'iCu'fufe 3 i .t.,gawmW4 Suiin Our future chemists, Stan Hutt and Sue Gwinnett, hard at work. This year the science department was busy in- deed. Trips were taken to Hawk Mountain, the Delaware River, and the Weller Center. The anatomy class had fun dissecting cats. In biology, students learned about plant and animal life. Volcanos and rocks were the topics in earth science. Chemistry and physics had the students really studying to solve equations. Students in en- vironmental science learned about the relationship of man to his surroundings. The junior high students started their journey through the science wing by taking classes in life science and physical science. Left: Dave Sprague and Curt Hill make wreaths as part of the agriculture class' hands on experience. MY- Cindiskv Miss Purrazella Mr. Wiebolt Mr. Terhune Jr. High SOC. Sf. Jr. High Soc. St. U.S. History I and Il Jr. High Soc. St. U.S. History I Mrs. Guarisco Jr. High Soc. St Soc. f Psych. Arch.fAnthro. U.S. History I and II I Mr. Strawins U.S. History I World History ' Basic Eco. X World Affairs Chuck Fundell, Rich Decker, Christina Sepulveres, Gina Giacono, are all totally absorbed in the history process. I 4 The kids in social studies class seem to be enjoying the lesson. HlSt0Iy Past to Present sa I ' -it razella gives her eighth graders a view of the eecio This year will go down in North Warren history as a very exciting one. The sociology class held a mock wedding and ar- chaeology went on a trip to New York. Mr. Terhune's U.S. II class went to Blair Academy and spent some time talking about old Blairstown. The civics class learned a lot about government by holding their own election. Left: Michelle Sampson, Max Angle, Lisa DeGeorge,e Tracey Salvadore, Aimee Epstein, and Bill Conklin in U.S. I. Clauses to Classics Reading and writing were stressed in all the English classes. Reviewing fundamental skills and improving their writing kept students busy. Several classics in literature were read by the up- perclassmen and trips' were taken to see plays. While the senior high students were reading and writing, the seventh and eight graders were learn- ing more about English grammar than they ever dreamed existed! in---nk Mr. Bartholomew Mfg, Gladd X. -mafia Mr. Graff MF- Hart MF- Pffeckel' Welcome to The Wonderful World of Senior English Buddy Gouger and Rich Green enjoy Mr. Poecker's English class. Mrs. Rudolph Mr. Sadusky Mr. Srnith Mrs. Sweeney Concentration is the key! Special Teachers for Special Nee s N Miss Zenock Mrs. Lovecchio and Debbie Maher braille charts for science class. 136 Mrs. J0hllSOIl Miss Chisesi Mrs. Little Mrs. Pustizzi and Mike Keller take a study break to put on their best smiles for cam CFB. Miss Putt helps Billy Quick with an English lesson. Qs.. With the guidance of Mrs. Johnson, Doug Johnson, John Walkuski, Donna Primiani, and Brian Beers work together on an English Miss Pittis Mrs. Pustizzi JoAnne Longyhore, Desiree Duvall, Carolee VanDerWiele Miss Putt Mrs. Schaffer and Tara May- 137 Business Is Booming!!! rf' Mrs. Graff Mrs. Powell Kelly Burham takes a dictation from the transcriber. Donna VanGf0UW and Renee Cabfi Below: Mrs. Graff and Pattv McKenna. Wfk 3 f' me 'X me h Vg A .-2'z le wxliuf, 135353 l3efM1Q?XiaX2i2fffflslms .Q g 'K' ,sg XX -'57s xr-'fl gf' A 4 . .A l '1' -h., A H ..., Mr McDermott Office Simulation Data Processing Word Processing Caroline Dellanno was positive she didn't spend that much at the mall! 5,1 n Lisa Bergen works on a program for her computer. s,.,.f- ' Word processing, data processing, and advanced computers are among the business courses offered this year. Com- puter courses allow students to learn several types of programming. Office simulation has broadened many student's thinking on secretarial work. After mastering typing and stenography, they put much of their knowledge into practical use by typing up the absentee list, working in the office, and doing some work for the teachers. The accounting class gets a taste of money handling and lots of math. They keep themselves occupied during class by balanc- ing books, writing up ledgers, and working on business dealings. Left: With Mr. McDermott around there is no chance of getting the Computer Blues . 139 Talent Expressed Through The Fine Arts What a finer way to express the arts than through North War- ren's music and art depart- ments? The Christmas program was very colorful and beautifully performed. Likewise, just by looking at the various showcases throughout the year, one can view the talent developed in the art classes. Mrs. Hough Mr. DeMaio Mr. Bouknight Todd Roth keeps the beat. Right: Terry Labar gives flowers to Mr. Bouknight at the Christmas concert. 140 Y ,g V I., Margie Plunkett, Doreen Bedell and Angela Paglia hit a high note. ix Amy Milburn rolling cl y tn. if if wi Shawna Stevens, Terry Sipley, Gail Morris, and Stacy Dunbar make their ceramic projects. ax fi if mf ., gmt gf ar 'gt'ii' 'L L k kk if 1 4' L t -fi 1 Back: E. Benson, D. Harwood, A. Azpeitla, L. Melchlor, C. Smigel, L. Quick, D. Maher, M. Plunkett, L 8 . Nordberg, K. Pisano, R. Langford. Front: D. Bacon, T. Anzalone, T. Grau, A. Berry, G. Saponaro. V i'i'r - xx-ax ,fn Alice Ball, Tina Stone, and Jackie Schmitt paint pictures in art. 141 Shops: For Career or Hobb Metal ln, . :nl Mr. Golzio Mech. Drawing Arch. DrawingfMdl. Bldg. Our school has a wood shop, metal shop, and a mechanical draw- ing room. All of these shops give technical skills to individuals who might use their abilities in either their career or hobby. .tis 7' David Arscott in Mechanical Drawing. .. t.t. I ! 9 pppV pppp or Craig Conticcio and Jeff Lusby work on a project in Mechanical Drawing. wi Q 1 we ' Troy Gable grinds a pipe in metal shop. Greg Voelker works on a pipe holder Mike Connolly and Jeff Rott at the drill press. Paul Klein adds the final touches to his project. Mr. Seal Mr Ducatte Mrs Nordberg Miss Smith John Scalora goes in for the block as David Mont1cello attempts to score. Mr. Snyder Mr. Sweet M ke -X .W. Hosts Exchange Teacher SIP- V 'iw' As special assistant to the field hockey teams, Miss Campbell gives the girls some pointers on improving their skills. Miss Pat Campbell is North Warren's first ex- change teacher. She is from Scotland and is here through the Fulbright Exchange Program. Each year this organization invites teachers from all subject areas to participate in the exchange program. There is no age limit and married teachers may take their families. This year, Miss Masson, a health and physical education teacher from North Warren is in Scotland. Both she and Miss Campbell will return home in August 1985. This experience, however, is not the first time Miss Campbell has been to the United States. Four years ago she spent the summer here for a field hockey camp. At home, Miss Campbell taught physical education for grades seven through twelve. She played on the National Scottish Honor Indoor Field Hockey Team for three years. She was also selected to play on the Outdoor Scottish Touring Team. In addition to field hockey, Miss Campbell enjoys skiing, tennis, basket- ball, reading, and listening to music. Here at North Warren, Miss Campbell teaches seventh and eleventh grade health and senior high school physical education, She was also a special assistant to the field hockey teams. Her expertise and enthusiasm gave the girls additional knowledge and skills. Miss Masson Miss Campbell At her first American pep rally, Miss Campbell joins Miss Faunce and Miss Chisesi to the rousing cheer of ''Hockey-Hockey-Hockey . 145 ndergrad G 7th Grade: Jenny Shelp lSec.l, Ed Nienstedt KV.P.J, John Nienstedt lPres.J, Jill Prehodka f'l'reasJ. 8th Grade: Dave Lowe fPresJ, Mark Gwynne KV.P.J, Chris Casper fTreas.J, Stacy Squero fSec.J. 3 9th Grade: Aimee Murray QSec.J, Casey Hendershot fPres.D, Jim Beers lV.P.J, Chris Budd lTreas.J. lui Th-l l , --...,... L Car With 5 3 518952 mme j l '10th Grade: Caroline - Wiesing fSec.J, Beth' Prehodka QTreas.J, Tina Ritchie fPres.J, Tom Klein fV.P.J. The North Warren Regional High School junior class Car Wash- will be held 10 a.m 2 p m Satur day, September 29 at Blanrstown National Bank on Route 94 1 'tp ' 11th Grade: Dana Callamaro lSec.J, Alice Ball fTreas.J, Jenna Murray fV.PJ, Tom Dugan QPres.J. Julie Angle Christine Amon Anthony Anzevino Thomas Armor Paloma Armstrong Claudia Azpeitia Stephen Bair Joseph Balbi Brian Beers Alissa Bensen Daniel Bonath Ralph Bonnell David Byron Lori Carnot Alan Casey Barbara Cassimore Eric Cheslock Jamie Clark Bradley Clarke Noah Curtis Katie Davis Christian Davitt Robert Decker Donna De George Andrea DiPalma Kelly Dippel Heather Doyle Desiree Duvall Deborah English Sarah Erny Robert Esposito Mark Farley Nicole Fasano Anthony Ferrari Jeffrey Gable Kimberly Gardner Vanessa Geczi Christopher Gill David Gouger Cherilynne Grauso Ronald Green Matthew Guelich Wendy Handville Connie Hanlein Laura Harman Samuel Hazen Heather Hendershot Peter Hendrickson Joseph Hesse Janet Ann Hoffman Renee Houck Richard Jackes Doug Johnson Michelle Johnson Melissa Jones Eric Kaiser Michael Karolchyk Tricia Katzenstein Sean Kennedy Donald Kerr Eric Kise Jennifer Klahre Lynda Klein Michele Kranz Edward Kuzinski Donald Langdon Robert I..eClair Jenny Long Jo Ann Longyhore John Lunger Michael MacDonough Brett Maiella Lori Matlock Tara May Keith McGill Pamela McConnell Paul McElroy Kelly McKiernan Renee McLain Christopher Messina Jennifer Milburn Nicole Montana David Monticello Brooke Moore Sean Moran Jennifer Mulder Noreen Mydosh Dawn Nicholls John Nienstedt Edward Nienstedt Mike Noto X R K PQ 4' .SL i Jessica Osmun Thomas Ouellette Kristina Passafiume John Perepchuk Tracy Petersen Troy Phillips Jill Prehodka Donna Primiani William Quick Christian Rafferty Kelly Rafferty Steven Roethke Greg Roof Brian Roseberry Marianne Rush Mike Rush Jeffrey Rydell Kasi Sandberg Kathleen Sanner Matthew Sanson John Scalora Mike Schmidling John Schultz Virginia Shelp Dawn Shipley Gary Shipps Michael Sikora Julie Snyder Kimberly Squero Jean Steffey Darla Stevens Tina Stevens Kelly Stout Michele Straway Nanci Swanson Douglas Sweeney Hylena Teune Briana Thomas Jennifer Tierney Alan Tims David Tompkins Sandra Toronzi Rusty Treible Stephen Vacca Carolee VanDerWiele James Voelker John Walkuski Jennifer Walz Deborah Wiesing Mary Williams Scott Wilson Margaret Wrenn Anna Wright Beth Wrzesinsky Kevin Johnson John Wolfe Dana Sappah Camera Shy Seventh Graders Robert Hosie Raj Sinha Jason Sousa Marie Struble ,....... i:,....x 'X gi 4.5: Tammy Ackerman Suzanne Anzalone Debbie Bacon Dawn Baker Shawn Baldwin Brad Batson Karla Bell Kristine Bell Joseph Belverio Carolyn Benson Margaret Biddle Melissa Bisanti Stephanie Brady Jeffrey Burdge Cathy Bush Sheila Butler John Cagiano Randy Canaday Marty Carducci Timothy Carlson Corinne Cassidy Billie Jo Clifford Steven Condit James Connelly Scott Constantine Sherri Cook Eric Coughlan Dale Cox Penny Dayson Merle DeGroat Kimberly Dieffenbach Vicki Edwards Andrew Epstein Todd Fennell Kim Figured Scott Bandel Fred Gebhart Daniel Gillen Sherry Gilmartin Timothy Glory Donald Gosney Jennifer Gosney Stephen Greer Cheri Ann Grilli Tracy Guelich Jennifer Gunther Mark Gwynne Howard Haag Mitchell Haggerty Eric Hanlein Daniel Harman Greg Harris Dawn Heinrich Nicole Helmstetter William Hendershot Shelly Hey Gayle Hlywa Robert Hoffman Christopher Howard Nicole Howell Scott Huber Richard Hughes Marti Jennings Jeffrey Jordan Janet Kaleda ,Z W lm f f E at l Q I l rf' Christian Kasper Cindy Katzenstein Michael Keating Erin Kelly Daniel Kerr Kristine Keuntje Christine Kise Steven Kise Madeline Kittle Dawn Konesny John Kroncke Debra Krueger Diane LaMotta Laura Labate Adrienne Lambert Dawn Lee Leichliter Christine Lensi John Lotz David Low Michael Lund Ronald Mack Michael Malley Lewis Martin Jennifer Maxman John McCabe Christopher McConnell Ernest McDaniel Kelly McLain Kimberly Mell Kevin Meshach Marissa Mezzanotte Stephen Miller Laurie Miller Stephen Miller Michael Morrill Tracie Nelson Krisanne Nester Eric Neuwirth John Nordberg John Noto Tammy Nurge Greg OlBrien Daniel O'Rourke Richard Ohl Jennifer Orpen Sandra Paglia Stacy Pekrol Jack Pennell Michael Petrock Tammy Pickwoad Steven Pike Angela Plesh Heather Poyer Janet Pritchard Denise Quick 4 'W ff E 5 Terri Quinn Kristine Rich Heather Riley Allison Ritchie Matthew Ritchie Thomas Rivara Jennifer Robinson Julie Rott Ronald Rowe Heather Runyon Scott Salmon William Salvadore Karen Sanders Michael Schilling Christian Schroll Brad Schumacher Boyd Semken Frank Sepulveres Joshua Shoenfeld Michael Shultis Stacy Simonson Mark Simpler Brent Sipley Jennifer Sorensen Mark Spece Stacy Squero Dennis Stelling Cynthia Stoffels Christopher Stone Scott Stouch Robert Stout Scott Sullivan Paul Swahn Lola Talley Robert Tompkins Chris Torsiello Leonard Van Camp Bruce VanGrouw Timothy Voorhees David Walters Steven Warnkin Christina Whipple Albert Williams Therisa Wolf John Worden Walter Wysowaty Darren Zabroski Eugene Zeyn Kimberly Zilinski ,ea- la, Camera Shy Eighth Graders David Garren Ginger Teabo Link Koyt Tara Mercado .,',,-- Richard Anderson Max Angle Laria Apgar Craig Baier Kathie Bair Ceri Banta Richard Beagle James Beers Todd Benson Christina Budd Maureen Cahill Dana Cantrell Kimberly Carducci April Carpenter Sharon Cassimore Kathleen Clegg James Coates Gina Colletti Douglas Collins Jill Colucci William Conklin Karen Cooper Angie Correll Peter Costanza Anthony Cuttitta Lisa De George Richard Decker Melissa Delman David Demund Kristine DiPalma Jennifer Duda Thomas Duffy Aimee Epstein Daniel Ernesti Karen Felmy Samuel Fierra Frederick Fiesseler Jason Focht Charles Fundell Dennis Gable Thomas Gardner Kerry Gawle Gina Giacono Lauren Gosney Timothy Grau Tammy Gruber Patricia Haas Melissa Haggerty Paul Hagopian Catherine Hann Greggory Hanson Patrick Hendershot Scott Hill Rebecca Hillyerd Michael Howell James Janda film ,ig if VW!! 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Coleman Jandle Paul J eges Suzanne Johnson Larry Johnson Darrell Kaiser David Kaleda Beth Keller Andrew Kipar Craig Konkle Michele Kraweak Karen Krueger Robyn Langford Jeffrey Learn Donna Lehnert Craig Lemoncelli John Lensi Margaret MacDonough Glen Matlock Lonna McKiernan Marci McLain Glenn Meekins Krista Miller Christina Mitchell Jennifer Mitchell Kelly Mulligan Tabatha Murphy Aimee Murray Chris Nordstrom Kellie O'Neill Melissa Olinsky Michael Orpen Kimberly Passafiume Kenneth Peterson Karen Pisano Tarra Plant Elaine Powell Jason Reisenberger Glen Ryan Stephen Rydell Michelle Sampson George Saponaro William Sass Jacqueline Schmitt Rebecca Seidel Christina Sepulveres Debra Shipps Sam Shipps Steven Sikkes John Sillett Earl Sipley Jeff Skow Amy Smith Shannon Snyder Shawna Stevens Tina Stone Arthur Striker Brian Swanson Douglas Swift Mike Treible Richard Vassallo Alison Roe E. i .QAAA , ,ff ,f If ' l Q X 5 W K' .s,sf HA Camera Shy Freshmen Donna Brojer Robert Crawford Christopher George Don Hons Linda Martin Ruth McNally Denise Nicholls Jackie Schmitt Carl Stoddart Andrew Swiderski Laurence Venezia Eric Wall Lorrie Walz Elyse Warns Ricky Weijlard Caryn Wheeler Jeff Whipple Claudette Williams Joseph Williams Christopher Wolf Shaun Wright Renee Yurga Michael Zaborowski Julie Duvall Harold Mott Melissa Nienstedt Sandra Anderson Tor Rapoli Jeff Schmidt Terry Sipley Scott Amon Susan Anderson Debra Apperson Debra Bates Bridget Batson Raymond Beckman David Bell Gary Benson Sharon Benson Cynthia Bergen Andrea Berry William Billings Rebecca Cahill John Callamaro Karen Carducci Mark Carle Robert Carlson Ronald Carpenter Roylene Colletti Kerry Connolly Sharon Conrad Craig Conticchio Mark Cook Robert Cook Kelly Crate Eugene Cullen Ruth Cunningham Kim Darst Anthony Dellanno Danny Demers sn, wx I A 4 ' il N, 3 A V7 V i3,,Q1f 12723 3 ' ,Qi If '55,- .E kyy f 'TJ' V vt 4 ill Q , M, 2-f fi ia 7. 2 Susan DeYong Jennifer Donohue Christopher Drucquer Marlene Druhan Darlene Easton Tricia Escalante Christine Exposito Nicole Fare Thomas Ferrone William Fox Jim Frank Troy Gable Susan Geene Dennis Gerkhardt Carolyn Grau Christina Grauso Lisa Hlywa Richard Hogan Don Hons Gwendolyn Hoogendoorn Jennifer Jones Robert Keiper William Keuntje Mike Kise Douglas Kleber Thomas Klein Faith Koeck Melinda Konesny Michelle Lambert Carianne LaMotta Earl Learn Brian Leck James Lehman Karen Lenkey Thomas Lund David Maring Peter Mazurowski Karen McDonald Christopher McLain Melinda Metzgar Chris Mezzanotte Pietro Michelucci Scott Mickelsen Danielle Montana Debbie Mulligan Tom Murphy Brett Mutschler John Pastor James Peck Mitzi Pickwoad David Pritchard David Quick Karen Rader John Riley Thomas Rioux Christina Ritchie Megan Robinson Kirk Roe Ross Roggio Michael Rosania Roxanne Rowe Q ,ff X X x M 'Sgt qi ia .. e -L-1 5 SQ , ,. , i, ..lx.I ..k1 if i Marc Ruggiero Robert Rush Martin Schimmel Michele Shultis Renee Simpler Dawn Squero Robert Stelling Michelle Stiles Pamela Stritehoff Patricia Swahn Kelli Sweeney Jennifer Sweet Gabriella Szabo Diane Tillman Wendy Tims Brian Piccolo Bethany Prehodka Michael Tironi Michelle VanHorn Laura Vanderwiele Gregory Voelker Ronald Walters Caroline Wiesing Eric Wright Steven Yohe '- . f ' . i Randy Zigray Randall Willard Camera Shy Sophomores Terra Cassullo Tracie Salvadore John Farley Wendy Schoettlin Michael I.aBarre Edward Stampone 168 Susan Ahlers David Arscott Alexis Azpeitia Jeffery Baier Alice Ball Sandra Barinas Michael Bartolozzi Carolyn Basilicato Roger Beckman Lisa Bergen Jennifer Biddle Kelly Burham Renee Cabri Elizabeth Cahill Dana Callamaro Laura Carducci Karen Carpenter Heather Clarke Cynthia Clegg Stacey Condit Judy Cook Valerie Cook Jill Corby Tammy Dayson Mike Delaney Caroline Dellanno Keith Delman Jill Denton Philip DeRea Judy Lynn Doll Robert Doyle Matthew Drewes Tommy Dugan Stacy Lynn Dunbar Lisa Ann Dupont David Escalante Scott Fenton Todd Fenton Janis Fiesseler Chris Florence Michele Glaab Kelly Glynn Eric Gramberg Robert Green Susan Gwinnett Todd Haebler Michael Hansen Brigita I-larajda Debbie Harwood Stephanie Heines Stephanie Herremans Anne Hill Ingrid Hughes Stanley Hutt Renee Jones Jody Katzenstein Michael Keller Shannon Kelly David Kerr Paul Klein Sue-Anne Konkle Joel Konya Susan Krueger Teresa Labar Bill Lantinga Jeffrey Lusby Lori Mack Jamie Maderski Debra Maher Missy Maiella Mary Marshall Eric Martin Anton Matzal Cynthia McCrone Adam McNally Kimberly Miller Kimberly Miller Ruth Monnett Deidre Moore Gail Morris Jennifer Murray Cheryl Nester Christine Noel Jean Nordberg Peter Novi Karen Ohl Donna Olmstead Carol Paglia Nancy Pascale David Peck Stephen Pisano Margaret Plunkett Laura Powell Deborah Primiani Tanya Quinn Cassandra Rapoli Adrienne Rich Yvette Rioux Raymond Roggio Gary Roof Todd Roth Stacy Sandberg Camera Shy Juniors Robert Boyle Christine Janda Lisa Karolchyk Christine Pastor Cary Schoettlin Thomas Sipley Cynthia Smigel Steven Teliha X I ww c,,.,, , .,,. -fs... MW Kirsten Sass J ulie-Ann Schilling Antonius Seesink Sandra Seidel Anthony Shumway Stephanie Sillett Richard Skow Dawn Marie Smith Ricky Smith Scot Smith Chris Speller Anthony Spera Robyn Sprague Jamie Straut Melissa Straway Richard Striker Dawn Swanson Sean Tasick Tammy Terpstra Albert Teune Rebecca Troy Debra Truex Kelly Unangst Sue Van Althius Donna VanGrouw Thomas Walkuski Karen Watters Eric Wehrle Scott Wolff Karen Zydzik April Strowbridge Seniors A Christmas Carol proved to be a great money maker for the senior class. 1l '-WJ, Wendy Unangst, Rosemary Carroll, and Laura Nordberg help fill the seniors' cheese orders. Eric Powell was the senior mascot for the powder puff game. FRIENDS Sharing secrets, Dreaming dreamsg Talks of guys, Devising up schemes Shopping together, Trying on clothesg What'll we buy, Nobody knows. Going to school, Roaming the hallsg Staring at guys, Bumping into walls. Weekends togther, Spending the nightg Places to go To find Mr, Rightf' Best friends always There to careg Passing notes, Secrets to share! Tammy Teune if 'E W. Unangst, V. Klahre, and Keith Kehoe gets measured L. Keller take a break from for his cap and gown. decorating the senior hall. E Q Kathleen Anderson Kristina Anderson Marybeth Baldwin Elaine Bridget Ball Eileen C. Benson Todd Benson Thomas Anzalone Christine Basilicato Kristine Lynn Berardi Richard Joseph Anzevino Denise Bacon 5 ,S E S ,sss 5 A i Doreen L. Bedell Scott A. Bell 1 S l Susan Billings Kathleen N. Brennan FACTS ABOUT THE SENIORS Kathy Anderson: Hockey 9, 10, 11, lCo-Capri 125 Softball 9, 105 N.H.S. 11, 125 Student Council 9, 10, KE.B.l 11, lTreas.l 125 Newspaper 11, 125 Spanish Club 105 Senior Play 125 Yearbook 10, 11, 125 Band 95 Girls' State lAlt.l 115 Girls Citizenship lnst. lDel.l 115 Who's Who Among American High School Studentsg Homecoming Committee 125 Mind Olympics 125.55 A Thomas Anzalone: Wrestling 105 Cross Country 105 Senior Play 125 Ski Club 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 County Chorus 11, 125 Musical 10, 11, 125 Barbershop Chorus 10. Richard Anzevino: Football 9, 10,115 125 Wrestling 95 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 FFA. Elaine Ball: Cheerleading 10, 115 Class Office lPres.l 115 N.H.S. 11, 125 Student Council 9, 10, 115 Newspaper 11, 125 French Club 95 Senior Play 125 Chorus 125 Warren Countystlunior Miss 12, 1 Christine Basilicato: Cheerleading 115 Ski Club 10, 11, 125 Accounting Club 10, 115 FBLA 11, 12, fV.P.l5 Prom Committee 12. Doreen Bedell: Cheerleading 9, 11, 125 Senior Play 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 County Chorus 11, 125 Girls Quartet 125 Stage Crew 10. Eileen Benson: Cross Country 11, lCapt.l 125 Senior Play 125 Ski Club 10, 11, 125 Chorus 125 Girls Citizenship Inst. 11. Todd Benson: SkirClub 9, 10, 11,5125 Cross Country 11. A 177 Q9--i if Wendy Brohal Leigh Burnett Pat Cahill x iii X. K S5 if x Kimberly Ann Collins Steven Thomas Conrad Frederick Cook i X155 1 x win a XXX. Y N X3 E iq awe M sim Kim W aw Q 53,5 W QYN X iilgw Xxixq X-X sg N? N 2 ex QQ, Q. QW ii? izibgbgii . 178 .Q ,.. 1 :C Xin Ya -fr George DeGroat I 4 my ,.. I i Kim A. Carmeci Rosemary Carroll Michael A. Cook Cheryl L. Cooper I Laura DeJong Gianna De Stefani FACTS ABOUT THE SENIORS Leigh Burnett: Accounting Club 11' FBLA 11, Ski Club 10, Yearbook 12. Kim Carmeci: Softball 10, 12, Year- book fFinanceJ 12. Kimberly Collins: Football lStats.i 11, Soccer lStats.J 11, Cheerleading 9, N.H.S. 12, Newspaper 11, 12, Senior Play 12, Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, Chorus 11, 12, County Chorus 11, 12, Musical 9, 10, 11, 12. Steve Conrad: Baseball 11, 12, N.H.S. 11, 12, Student Council fH.R.J 12, Newspaper 11, Senior Play 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 12, Boys' State CBoard of Ed.J 11. Fred Cook: Football 9, 10, 11, ' 12, Wrestling 10, Class Office 10, N.H.S. 11, 12 11 7 12, Student Council lH.R.l 9, 10, 11, , Senior Play 12, Rutgers Scholar , Musical 10, 11, 12.1 S Cheryl Cooper: Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, 12 Student Council fl-l.R.l 9, 10, g Newspaper 12, Yearbook lFinancel 11, 12, Class Committee 9, 10. Laura DeJong: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, N.H.S. 11, 12, Senior Play fArt Crewl 12, Musical 10, Accounting Club 11. Gianna De Stefani: Senior Play 12, Basketball 12, Softball 12, Musical fArt Crevvl 12. 179 Q Andrea L. Dexter Michael Dieffenbach Gregory P. Domin 6. in - A g A F I Amy Garris Laura A. Gebhart Jim M. Gelok I 7 I :Y e,ee A Kenneth R. Gerkhardt Thomas Gilmore Nikki Glaab A151558 A. Ford Christine Frank -f ., , V ll Li I 1 tsri, , , x ix 1, Stacy Leigh Glaab Edward Henry Glory FACTS ABOUT THE SENIORS Greg Doniiiizl Basketball 9, iiofilii, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 9, N.H.S. fTreas.l 11, 12. Alyssa Ford: Cheerleading 9g Gym- nastics 10g Basketball 10, 11, 12, Soft- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 11g Class Officej,10,, 11, N .H.S. 1t1,,Q 12g Stu- dent Council7fSec.l 12g Ski Club'9g'Year- book fFinancel 11, 12, Band 9, 10. Amy Garris: Gymnastics 10, Ski Club 10, 11, FBLA 11, fTreas.l 12, Ac- counting Club 10. Laura Gebhart: Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Office lTreas.J 95 N.H.S.111, 12g Student Cougncil 9, 10, fCorrgffSec.l 11, fPres.l 12, Spanish Club 10, Senior Play 12, Yearbook 10, 11, 123 Mind Olympics 12, Project V.I.S.E.T. 9. Tom Gilmore: N.H.S. 11, 125 Newspaper 113 Senior Play 12, Ski Club 9, 10, 113 Chorus 11, 123 County Chorus 11g National7Merit CommendeclgeStudent 123 Musical: 11, 12g Art Crew 109 Nikki Glaab: Basketball 10, 11, 12, Hockey Clvianagerl 10, 12, Softball 11, 12. Stacy Glaab: Basketball 9, 10, 12, Hockey 95 Soccer 12. 181 ,aff if William Wesley Gouger Neil Hamilton Shanon Jensen Scott Karolchyk Peter Joseph Grabowsky 1 ci, 7' Q, Curtis Hill Keith Kehoe Matthew D. Green Richard D. Green Sandee A. Huber Penny Huff Laura M. Keller Victoria Ann Klahre rarrr r 9 , rrarea rrra l ril 1 rrrl e295 rrrrr 1 r rr 1 erl a a Yrr LLL' 1, eL ',e'r- L ',,rL'1 IVV' l III: r,' ,'L ,'-e. 1 1r-'-, 'rae :ai rL',, -aly 5 ,-'er I L'11,i L Lr ,h ,Qf ,f -f ..f,,- ,. -f,k ,, .,k, ., ra rrlai rarre rarl r rrer 1 i gfi?Li ra r f rlr Q 'fgr .-,, ,,--'.,,:'h if-1 ::r'f, 21,1 .,-' ,1'1- ai ,'-,-'f.r,': -' rr i rrar InrteraCt1F rlrlarrrraa vf oardi arer rlrrrrr 1 rrerr 1 rraar rarrrrr rrrr rrrrrrr era lr 1 1 a rrrrl - ra arrrrr Q 5 r rr1 arrr errrr 1ff01S?fHPiCS re 1125 rr r fPf39'Afi m,,. h if? amrV ', 1 fi Lisa M. Kleber Susan B. Lambert Lorrie Liane Lothian Dina Renee Konya Daniel Kovach or L ww xi it-'3 .P , .N Robert Lawshe Terry Scott Lockwitch William T. Maher David A. Makarevich V 2 Q' 42' fu John Kramer Jeanne Kroncke FACTS THE SENIORS Lisa Kleber: French Club 9, Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Accounting Club 11. i 'Dina Konya: Gymnastics 9, ,Student Council 9, 10, Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, lDrum Majorl 12, County Band 11, 12. Dan Kovach: Football 12, Ski Club 9, 10, FFA 9, 10. ,John Kramer:f,Basketball 9, Club 11. so Jeanne Kroncke: Cheerleading 11, 12, Ski Club 10, 11, Yearbook 10, 11, Band 9, 10, 11, Accounting Club 11, Prom Committee 11, 12. Susan Lambert: Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, N,H.S. 11, 12, Student Council 10,, lRec. Sec.l 11, lV.P.l 12, Newspaper 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, Band 9, 10, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Mind Olympics 12. Terry Lockwitch: Cross country 9, 10, 11, County Chorus 9. Ciy, ip Lorrie Lothian: Wrestliing lScorekeeperl 1 1, Basketball lScorekeeperl 10, 11, Baseball lScorekeeperl 10, 11, Cross Country QMVPD 11, Student Council 9, Ski Club 12, Yearbook lFinancel 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, County Band 9, 11, 12.34 Bill Maher: Senior Play 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, County Band 9, 10, 11, 12. David Makarevich: Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, CCapt.l 12, Boys' State lAlt.l, Who's Who Among American High School Students. A ttli F 185 Traci D. Martin Gary D. May in l N-5.1 V Leo Sean McNally Lisa Diane Melchior M .? Amy S. Milburn Michelle Miller Karin Marie McCrone I2 'K2'Z We-mf jg Gregory Menzel Carol Mitchell FACTS ABOUT THE SENIORS Traci Martin: Basketball 10, 11g Soft- ball 9, 12g Class Qtfice CSec. and 'lfreas.l, Student Council 9,1 11, Newspaper 125 Yearbook lFinancel 11, 12. Gary May: Newspaper 10, 11, German Club 10, Yearbook lPhotographerlg 9, 10, 11, Accounting Club 11. Karin McCrone: Football fScorekeeperJ 9, .Basketball 9, Spanish Club 9, 10, FBLA 11, 12 tTreas.l. it Patty McKenna: Cheerleading 115 FBLA 11. Bret McNally: Basketball 9, Newspaper 11, 12, Ski Club 10, 11, 125 Interact Club 11, 12. , Leo McNally: Soccer 9, 10, 11 lCapt.J 12, Basketball 9, 10, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Lisa Melchior: Football QStats.l 9, 10, Chorus 9, 11, 12g County Chorus 11, 12. Greg Menzel: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11,-QCapt.l 12, ttssu gl n Christopher Meshach: Football 9, 10, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. Amy Milburn: Accounting Club 10, 11. Michelle Miller: Softball 9, Cross Country 113 Student Council 9, 10, QTreas.l 11, lE.B.l 123 Senior Play 123 Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Band 9, 10, Chorus 11, County Chorus 11, Musical 10, 115 Prom Committee 11, 12. Carol Mitchell: Hockey 11, N.l-l.S. 11, 12, Band 9, 10, County Band 10. Dennis Monticello: Football 9, 10, 11, 12, y 187 li 'wa -va., ,,,, ug, - , .X - f 1 Denise Nast Laura Nordberg Lori Ochs Kel Jennifer Ohl Christine C. Oleszek David S. Oleszek Angelina Jean Paglia James Pasko Michael Pisano N-ws' Mm Thomas J. Otinsky Robert Ouellette F' or ii Anthony Plesh Eric Gregory Powell FACTS ABOUT THE SENIORS Laura Nordberg: Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, Class Office tSec.l 9, lV.P.J 10, 11, 12, French Club 9, Chorus 12, Senior Play 12, Musical 11. i Lori Ochsgjgockey 9, Softball 10,.11, 12, N.H.S.tQSl11,f112g Newspaper 11, tTyp- ing Editorl 12, Yearbook 10, 11, tEditorl 12, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Class Committee 10. Chris Oleszek: Spanish Club 10, .l Ac- counting Club 11, 12, FBLA 12. Thomas Otinskyz Accounting Club 10. Angelina Paglia: Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, County Chorus 11, 12, Musical 10, 11, 12, Senior Play lMake-upl 10, 12. Judith Perry: FFA 9, tlfieporterl 10, 11, tSentinell g Anthony Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 11, 112, Baseball 9. Eric Powell: Soccer 9, 10, 11, lCapt.l 12, Basketball 9, 10, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club fTreas.l 10, Senior Play 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, County Band 10, 11, 12, Musical 11, 12. 189 ! . Lorrie R. Quick DelMarie Rader Christa Magarate Rennspies KM -7 William E. Rinker William Louis Rooth Jeff Rott CLASS FAVORITES Song You re The Inspiration Movie Beverly Hills Cop LIES: 233512 533133230 Person MOstAdm1red Parents Teacher Mr Poecker and Mr Graff Actress Gilda Radner and Goldie Hangout Dommlcks I-lawn Drink Soda Thomas J. Schilling Car Porsche 43? .,.. .. ,T John M. Repasky Joseph Repasky Gregory J- Ryan Matt Salmon , ii v S g s ff. fa is J f1m9S 5ChiSSlGr Victoria Lynn Schmidling FACTS ABOUT THESENIORS Lorrie Quick: Chorus 12, Senior Play Art Crew 12. DelMarie Rader: Data Processing and Computer Programming lWarren Tech.l 10, 11. Christa Rennspies: Hockey 11, 12, Cross Country 9, 10, Student Council lH.R.l 11, 12, German Club 9, Senior Play fMake-upj 12, Yearbook lFinancel 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Musical 9, 10, 11, 12,,Mind Olympics 12, Prom Committee lflhairmanl 11, 12. John M. Repasky: Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, N.l-l.S. 11, 12. Joseph Repasky: Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9, 10, N.H.S. 11, 12, Boys' State lAssernblymanl 1 1. Bill Rinker: Soccer 11, 12, Basketball 10. Jeff Rott: Spanish Club 9, Ski Club 11, 12. Greg Ryan: Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Ski Club 9, 10, 12. Matt Salmon: Football 10, Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. Tom Schilling: Soccer lManagerl 9, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Class Of- fice lV.P.J 9, lTreas.l 11. Jamie Schissler: Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Play 12, Ski Club 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, County Chorus 9, 10, 11, Musical 9, 10, 11. Vicki Schmidling: Hockey 11, 12, Student Council lH.R.l 12, Spanish Club 10' , ,,,,l ,Eli is 191 W-gif' Lisa Diane Schmitt Ellen Michele Simpler Lori Lynn Sipley 4 XE.-W ' S 1 I Liana Striker Michael J. Swahn Susan Anne Swiderski I ' ' 10- I Patricia Ann Tironi Wendy Lee Unangst Todd M. Van Aken Paul Steffey Jennifer I.. Thompson CAMERA SHY SENIORS Robert Ahlers Andrew Botwinick Michael Connolly Herbert Haderthaue Dirk Herrmann William O'Brien Judith Perry Ronald Quinn Thomas Sanders William E. Stauffer Alan Van Sweringen PAc'rs ABOUT THE snmons Ellen Simpler: German Club 9, Ski Club 11, Yearbook 10, 11, Swim Team 9, Who's Who Among American High School Students. Lori Sipleyz Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, Class Office lSec.,l 10, 12, Student Coun- cil lRep.l 10, 11, Senior Play 12, All-Star Cheerleader 11, Prom Committee 11, 12. ,David Sprague:FFA. Paul Steffey: FFA 10, 11, 12 lTreas.l. Liana Striker: Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 124 Michael Swahn: Basketball 9, 10, Track and Field 9, 10, Cross Country 12, Chorus 10, Musical 9, ,10, Mind Olym- pics 12. S Susan Swiderski: Hockey 9, 10, 11, lCo-Capt.l 12, French Club 9, Mind Olympics 12. 1 1 Denise Thomas: Band 9, Chorus 11, County Chorus 11, Accounting Club 10, 1 1 , r..r L . . . K Jennifer Thompson: Basketball 9, Softball 10, Newspaper 12, Senior Play 12, Bausch and Lomb Art Award ,10, Patti Tironi: Cheerleading 10, Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Class ,Office QPres,i 9, N.H,S. 11, 12, Stu- dent Council lH.R.l 9,2 10, 11, 12, Newspaper 11, 12, French Club 9, Senior Play 12, Girls' State 11. Wendy Siii Unangst: Class Office'9, 10, 11, lPres.J 12, N.H.S. 11, 12, Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 lE.B.l, Newspaper 19, 10, lEclitori 11, 12, Senior Play,12, Ski Club 10, 11, NJSP in Russian Studies 11, Pep Club 9, 10, Prom Committee 11, Todd Van Aken: Football 9, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. r'1'racie Wall: Basketball,9. lr 193 Dear Class of 1985: When graduation is over, we will probably look back on our years at North Warren, if not fondly, at least less critically as we view high school now. Reality will hit us hard, no longer will we be able to fall back on the day-to- day routine. Our roads are about to diverge in a yellow wood, our futures. Whether we choose the one less travel- ed by, as Robert Frost did, or tramp down the beaten path, we will finally become our own persons. Whatever road you choose - job, college, military, or marriage - I hope it brings you satisfaction and happiness. Finally, I wish to thank all of you and the faculty here for making my high school days very, shall we say, in- teresting? I won't soon forget any of my days at North Warren, and I sincerely hope you all remember them as I do. And, when, in ten years or so, when someone says to you, Hey, remember when . . .'? , just smile. Respectfully yours, To the Senior Class of 1985: Each fall, nature triggers a response in migratory birds that tell them it's time to leave. From a place that provided nourishment, they are com- pelled to travel long distances, searching for a new place to inhabit, a new home. Birds do not question what they have done. Only those too weak to survive will not make the journey. Your years at North Warren have provided you with the nourishment of knowledge, friendships, and fun, but now it's time to seek other knowledge, elsewhere. I wish each one of you success, and hope you find your niche in life. 194 Lori Sipley, CSecretaryI, Wendy Unangst, lPresidentI, Laura Nordberg, lVice-Presidentl, Traci Martin, fTreasurerl. l Mr. M. Drago, senior class advisor. IN MEMDRIAM l . !,fif'fsL .-.tfwi-r.. , ,'lyfA':'f r .,,.ff'r,,' Tammy Teune 1967-1984 xffll .111 A ist if'If5'.','lff..!1f'1-',a'.?'f1' In everything you do, put God first, and He will direct you and crown your efforts with success. Proverbs 3:6 Gymnastics 12g N.H.S. 12g Accounting Club lSec.J 12g FBLA 12. 195 Senior Survey Kathy Anderson: Nickname: Kathy: Will remember: cat dissections and marriage proposals: Will miss: friends and field hockey: Happiness is: accomplishing something, anything: Pet peeve: equal rights and airheads: I enjoy: weekends: Personal philosophy: Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. : Looking forward to: college life as a freshman - again: Security is: a hugable teddy bear: Future plans: go to college - have fun and leave Blairstown. Kris Anderson: Nickname: Manie: Will remember: every line in the flooring on the in-school suspension room: Will miss: Brian, and all the special times we shared together: Happiness is: sleeping late: Pet peeve: peo- ple who whine: I enjoy: food fights, walk-outs, and hav- ing a good time with a big bunch of people: Personal philosphy: don't worry about what other people think of you, do your own thing: Looking forward to: graduating from H.S. and getting on with my life: Secret ambition: to meet Jim Morrison: Security is: knowing that someone really loves you: Future plans: vacationing in California: Famous for: being late. Tom Anzalone: Nickname: Tom: Will remember: musicals, skiing on my chest, and my fellow inmates: Will miss: The Mickey Mouse Club: Happiness is: go- ing to a party where Trivial Pursuit is not!!: Pet peeve: Boy George and his l?l N.W. disciples: I enjoy: collecting shoelaces, trimming my toenails and coun- ting pennies: Personal philosophy: objective, boun- daries, then attack: Looking forward to: a change of country scenery: Secret ambition: to return someday and find the CITY of Blairstown: Security is: knowning that your magazine subscription is paid for: Future plans: to wake up one day in June knowing that the job is done: Famous for: gaining more than 5 lbs of snow in 1 fall. Marybeth Baldwin: Nickname: Baldweenie : Will remember: scoping on Saturday nightsl: Will miss: be- ing with my buddyl: Happiness is: practicing the facts of life: Pet peeve: not graduating soonerl: I enjoy: hot doggin' it: Personal philosphy: good things come to those who wait: Looking forward to: next time we're together: Secret ambition: having him to myselfl: Security is: knowing he's therelg Future plans: being on my ownl: Famous for: flat tires. Christine Baailicato: Nickname: Rhonda: Will remember: cruzin' on Saturday nights - Dude, what's up? : Will miss: Bob Ouellette parties: Hap- piness is: getting gas at Gulf: Pet peeve: people who think they're better than I am: I enjoy: decorating fart- workl: Personal philosophy: sometimes ya just gotta say what the heck! : Looking forward to: in- dependence: Secret ambition: GUCCII: Security is: knowing that I'll always have friends and a place to come home to: Future plans: going to college and becoming an accountant: Famous for: being the LAV of our lunch table. Doreen Bedellz Nickname: Door Bell: Will miss: all the good times I have spent with friends here, and out of school: Happiness is: being with the ones you love: Pet peeve: fire drills in bad weather: I enjoy: sitting in front of a fireplace with someone special: Personal philosophy: don't get mad, get even: Security is: hav- ing three brothers to protect you: Future plans: to become a Flight Attendant: Famous for: being the Patriot. Scott A. Bell: Nickname: Dumpling: Will remember: chemistry class, Captain Confederate, and you're worthless Bell, get off the field , football, Gus Hoefling workout, and hanging out with friends: Will miss: friends, coaches, and fellow students and especially Gus Hoefling: Happiness is: knowing I will graduate: Pet peeve: know it alls: I enjoy: my freedom, being with friends: Personal philosophy: school is great if you know how to approach it: Looking forward to: gradua- tion: Secret ambition: to be the next super hero of the country in my Captain Confederate outfit: Security is: knowing I did my homework and that there won't be a test that day: Future plans: protect the world from communism: Famous for: my Captain Confederate outfit and my personality and ability to get along with others. Eileen Benson: Nickname: Beany: Will remember: all of the great times I had: Will miss: high school musicals and cross country and friends: Happiness is: growing up with such great friends: Pet peeve: sloppiness: I en- joy: riding my horse, skiing and X-country running: Personal philosophy: have a positive attitude and take one day at a time: Looking forward to: becoming a registered nurse: Secret ambition: travel all over the U.S.A.: Security is: my personal relationship with God, and my family and friends: Future plans: becoming an R.N. working full time and owning a black lab: Famous for: blushing badly and laughing a lot. Kris Berardi: Nickname: Berdie, Kiki: Famous for: being Sue latel: I enjoy: time alone to dream: Will remember: waiting together outside for the 3:50 bus, the Aspen, G.A., and the great study hall table: Happiness is: be- ing close to the one you love: Pet peeve: ignorant peo- ple: Will miss: all my closest friends: Looking forward to: having everything that I hope for in the future: Per- sonal philosophy: the best kind of beauty is the kind that comes from within. Billings: Nickname: Sue, Schmoo: Will remember: Mr. Drago's bird houses: Will miss: getting into trou- ble: Happiness is: Werner: Pet peeve: people who push in the hall: I enjoy: partying and rock and roll: Personal philosophy: party hardy: Looking forward to: graduation: Security is: Werner's arms around me: Future plans: marriage - no kids. Kath Brennan: Nickname: Katie- Will remember: what ll . Sue never said in history: Will miss: some really good teachers: Happiness is: A loaf of bread, a jug of wine, and thou, : Pet peeve: ice in my tea with the teabag still in it: Personal philosophy: give 101070 effort in everything you do: I enjoy: a good book and a good friend: Looking forward to: Washington, D,C.: Secret ambition: to be a Supreme Court Justice: Security is: a warm fire with friends: Future plans: lawyer: Famous for: wearing dresses. Wendy Brohal: Nickname: Bend: Will remember: Mr. Drago's Environmental Science class: Will miss: all the friends I've made: Happiness is: being completely at peace with myself: Pet peeve: loud, obnoxious people: I enjoy: staying out all night and then sleeping all day: Personal Philosophy: live life to the fullest: Looking forward to: graduating: Secret ambition: to meet and become friends with Bruce Springsteen: Security is: having a friend that you know will always be there: Future plans: going to college and then??: Famous for: being late to homeroom. Leigh Bumett: Will remember: all the good times: Will miss: all my friends: Happiness is: seeing my brother go back to college: Pet peeve: teachers cutting in the lunch line: I enjoy: skiing: Personal philosophy: take each day as it comes: Looking forward to: college, Rosema Carroll: Nickname: Roe Roe' Will remember' W V - - all my friends and the good times I had through H.S,: Will miss: Kris, hoping our good times won't end: Hap- piness is: enjoying life and being with people who care: Pet peeve: listening to Sue talk about Werner and Pat- ty McKenna: I enjoy: being happy and good parties: Personal philosophy: do your own thing: Looking for- ward to: graduation and Florida: Security is: being with someone who loves you: Future plans: moving to Florida, starting a new life: Famous for: being late to school. Kimberly Collins: Nickname: Kimmer, Mik: Will remember: the gang and the DEJJ'S: Will miss: musicals, ski trips and Mr. DeHaven's weather reports: Happiness is: close friends and good times: Pet peeve: homework: I enjoy: being with friends: Per- sonal philosophy: all things work together for good: Looking forward to: college: Security is: close friends: Future plans: college, traveling and marriage. Steve Conrad: Nickname: Slick, Conman : Will remember: all the fun and good times with friends: Will miss: Gus, rehearsals, and friends: Pet peeve: wise-guy ankle biters: I enjoy: jamin', slamin', cruisin', snoozin', talkin', and food: Personal philosophy: good things come to those who wait . . . and wait . . , and wait: Looking forward to: The Devil's Stanley Cup Victory, college life, and the Big Bucks : Secret am- bition: to weigh 140 pounds: Security is: a paddle, VH, the Mav, and good company: Future plans: to go to college and study engineering: Famous for: box- ers, that laugh!!, and my Awesome dancing skills. Fred Cook: Nickname: Frito the Bandito, Jake Blues: Will remember: Lauras, it's a very good name: EVERYTHING: Will miss: all the gorgeous girls in school: Happiness is: surrounding yourself with the people you love, having a good time: Pet peeve: dishonesty in a relationship, people who are prejudic- ed: I enjoy: spending time with others, my life: Per- sonal philosophy: you're not here for a long time, you're here for a good time: Looking forward to: whatever fate gives me: Secret ambition: to become the lead singer for Van Halen, just kidding, be an Che astronaut: Security is: peace of the mind, don't turn against yourself: Future plans: go to college, get mar ried, die a happy man: Famous for: being a REBEL, love it. ryl Cooper: Nickname: Coop : Will remember: En vironmental Science's bird feeders: Will miss: period E lunch table's chaos and practical jokes: Happiness is, getting a hug unexpectedly: Pet peeve: I hate high heeled shoes: I enjoy: being an instigator: Personal philosophy: The crazier the better : Looking forward to: college football players: Secret ambition: To own a chain of Chippendale clubs: Security is: high-top sneakers: Future plans: to major in elementary educa- tion: Famous for: giggling while doing morning announcements. Laura DeJong: Will remember: Dee's shopping cart ride and football games with Chris, Tami, and Dee: Hap- piness is: having a lot of friends: Pet peeve: people calling me DeJong and people who crack their knuckles: I enjoy: spending time with good friends: Personal philosophy: treat others the way you would have them treat you: Looking forward to: going to col- lege and then seeing the world: Secret ambitions: to get my pilot's license: Security is: having something or someone to believe in: Future plans: to travel around the world. Gianna De Stefani: Nickname: Jo: Will remember: my best friend Debbie: Will miss: all my friends and the senior play: Happiness is: smiling every day and think- ing that everything is all right: Pet peeve: Monday mornings: I enjoy: lunch time and half school days: Personal philosophy: life is fun, smile at itl: Looking forward to: coming back to United States: Secret am- bition: travel around the world: Security is: having a friend: Future plans: traveling and meeting fun peo- ple: Famous for: my accent lsisterl. Greg Domin: Nickname: Dewis Magnificent: Will remember: no one and nothing: Will miss: all my best friends: Happpiness is: Naomi Meyer: Pet peeve: Mr. Ivins: I enjoy: watching someone's facial expression when they are about to die: Personal philosophy: don't eat yellow snow : Looking forward to: prison: Secret ambition: to become a couch potato: Security is: the baseline in basketball: Future plans: to do ab- solutely nothing: Famous for: last second shot against Stroudsburg. Alyssa Ford: Nickname: Leede, Stella : Will Lau remember: bigfoot, on dead end roads: Will miss: period 5 lunch tables chaos and practical jokes: Hap- piness is: getting a hug from that Someone special : Pet peeve: group groks: I enjoy: the High Sign - you ate it!: Personal philosophy: be yourself, you'll get far- ther: Looking forward to: coming face to face with T.S,'s honey Joe : Secret ambiton: to complete an athletic season without an injury: Security is: having Cheryl there to listen: Future plans: go to college and become a lawyer: Famous for: being Gulford. ra Gebhart: Nickname: Laura: Will remember: bus rides to field hockey games: Will miss: all of the good times: Happiness is: graduation: I enjoy: being with my friends: Personal philosophy: Go for it! : Looking for- ward to: collegel: Security is: a big hug: Future plans: college. Tom Gilmore: Nickname: Ebby or Bernie: Will remember: senior play, FAT MICE, some of what I've learned: Will miss: musical tryouts tThe TKO'sj and weekends: Happiness is: succeeding at what you at- tempt: Pet peeve: people who make out in public: I enjoy: life: Personal philosophy: nothing's as bad as it seems and good things come to those who work: Look- ing forward to: my future: Secret ambition: to perform A Christmas Carol on the space shuttle: Future plans: travel around the world: Famous for: Scrooge, Nikki Glaab: Nickname: Nik : Will rmemeber: 5 in the Stall : Will miss: the moon striking me: Happiness is: not fouling out of a game: Pet peeve: wearing dresses and high heels: I enjoy: sippin' on a Michelob on a nice hot day: Personal philosophy: go for itl: Looking forward to: Big bucks N' No Wammie: Secret ambition: to meet Joe-T.S.'s Honey: Security is: listen- ing to COUNTRY music: Future plans: nothing if I can help it: Famous for: sweating on the court. Stacy Glaab: Nickname: Trouble: Will remember: mischief night in Johnsonburgl: Will miss: period 5 lunch with practical jokes and chaos: Happiness is: do- ing things you're not supposed to and not getting caught: Pet peeve: wearing dresses, Madonna's Like a Virgin : I enjoy: working for something I really want: Personal philosophy: if you think you're outclassed, you are : Looking forward to: leaving: Secret ambi- tion: stay out of trouble fhopefullyl: Security is: wear- ing jeans and T-shirts: Future plans: to leave Blairstownl: Famous for: aggravating people, Ed Glory: Nickname: Blacky: I enjoy: music, concerts, and good times: Looking forward to: another US festival: Future plans: musicians and electrical wizard. Buddy Gouger: Nickname: Big Bad Bud: Will remember: night before Emerson football game: Will miss: Mrs. Gladd lst period: Happiness is: trying to succeed at whatever you do: Pet peeve: when people ask why: Looking forward to: leaving North Warren and having fun: Security is: holding on to a rock: Future plans: to become anything successful: Famous for: being a flirt. Peter Grabowsky: Will remember: to forget everything: Mat Will miss: nothing: Happiness is: knowing the word: Personal philosophy: my own: Secret ambition: to be independently wealthy: Future plans: attend college and be employed. t Green: Nickname: Wally Gator: Will remember: the good times with good friends and good teachers: Will miss: immaturity: Happiness is: being outdoors: Pet peeve: people who aggravate me: I enjoy: driving very fast: Personal philosophy: don't get caught in the ruts of life, Seek freedom and non-conformity: Looking for- ward to: college and a peaceful life: Secret ambition: to be a Mountain Man: Security is: Winchester: Future plans: college: Famous for: a necessity of freedom. Rich Green: Will remember: the good times in school: Will miss: all good friends: Happiness is: finding yourself: Pet peeve: people who don't know what they're talk- ing about: Personal philosophy: do it to them before they do it to you: Looking forward to: college and life: Secret ambition: to find myself: Future plans: college. Neil Hamilton: Nickname: Wild Neil: Will remember: Driving too fast and liking it, incredibly expensive phone bills: Will miss: dashing through the snow for Princess Doe, Revectors: Happiness is: having lots of friends who care about me: Pet peeve: having lots of friends who owe me money: I enjoy: LOUD music, fast cars, fast women, the Who: Personal philosophy: 2 beers or not 2 beers - that is the question : Looking forward to: getting out of Blairstown under ANY cir- cumstances: Secret ambiton: to be in total, absolute confusion: Security is: a very good alibi and watching Monty Python with no school Monday: Future plans: go to M.I.T., watch re-runs of Bullwinkle and Rocky: Famous for: making Wendy's grass grow greener, liv- ing on the edge. Dirk Herrmann: Nickname: Irk: Happiness is: gradua- tion: Security is: money in the bank. Shanon Jensen: Nickname: Boz: Will rememberznice day Sco Lau for a Banana-Fish: Will miss: nothing: Happiness is: missing Poecker's class: Pet peeve: Michelle Miller: I enjoy: sleeping in Trig class: Personal philosophy: When you become a teacher, I'lI become a student: Looking forward to: nuclear holocaust: Secret ambi- tion: be the master of time, space, and dimension: Security is: having my blanket: Famous for: being a couch Potato. tt Karolchyk: Happiness is: my best friend Smiley: Pet peeve: getting a forfeit in wrestling: Looking for- ward te: June 16th: Secret ambition: to go to Princeton in March. ra Keller: Will remember: all the great times in the musicals and ski club: Will miss: Alice and all our great talks. Learning how to milk the goatl: Happiness is: picking on Slick Conrad: Pet peeve: when Kim puts ice in her milk - yuckl: I enjoy: having such great friends . . . passing an algebra test: Personal philosophy: if endings symbolize beginnings, shouldn't the goodbyes be easier? : Looking forward to: college and getting out on my own: Security is: hav- ing friends that care: Future plans: to be happy and successful in everything I do: Famous for: being gullible. Jictoria Klahre: Nickname: Vicky: Will remember: moments gone: Happiness is: sharing secrets and laughter but above all Lovel: Pet peeve: people who assume : I enjoy: birthday partiesl: Personal philosophy: life is not a dress rehearsal, it is the final performance. : Secret ambition: dance on Broadwayl: Security is: getting a hug from your best friendl: Future plans: college, marriage, and dance: Famous for: dancing. -isa Kleber: Nickname: Bebop: Will remember: cooking class with no panties: Will miss: nothing: Happiness is: beating up seventh graders: Pet peeve: teachers and two-faced people: I enjoy: partying: Personal philosophy: it's not just a car: Looking forward to: col- lege parties: Security is: a blanket: Future plans: col- lege: Famous for: mouth. Din a Konya: Nickname: The Better Half: Will remember: summer of '82, July 4, 1983, and Christa: Will miss: my twin and other half Christa Rennspies: Happiness is: Steve: Pet peeve: Fake People : I enjoy: skiing: Personal philosophy: live for the present and future and keep fond memories of the past: Looking forward to: Steve coming home from the Navy: Security is: knowing Steve loves me: Future plans: college and whatever comes after that: Famous for: sneaking out. Dan Kovach: Nickname: Moose: Will remember: every- day life in N.W.R.: Will miss: everyday life in N.W.R.: Happiness is: seeing everyone smile: Pet peeve: teachers that mark you two seconds late: I enjoy: hear- ing the 8th period bell ring: Personal philosophy: life is as fun as you make it: Looking forward to: having a high-paying job: Secret ambition: to be rich and famous: Security is: good friends and money in the bank: Future plans: make Big Bucks: Famous for: The Judge. Susan Lambert: Nickname: Sue: Will remember: all the good times: Will miss: field hockey games: Happiness is: graduation: Pet peeve: getting to school before homeroom bell: I enjoy: being with my friends: Per- sonal philosophy: be yourself. : Looking forward to: college: Secret ambition: to some day own the Yankees: Security is: knowing that somebody loves grim-Lg,Future plans: to become a teacher: Famous for: S. Terry Lockwitch: Nickname: Animal: Will remember: Mike Keller: Will miss: being a senior! I enjoy: working in woodshop: Personal philosophy: being yourself: Looking forward to: graduation: Secret ambition: working on car bodies: Future plans: being an auto body mechanic: Famous for: working on cars. Lorrie L. Lothian: Nickname: Lucy Lu-Lu: Will remember: everyone who helped me out this year: Will miss: all my friends, Tony, and a few of the facul- ty members: Happiness is: leaving school at 11:30 and going out to lunch with all my friends: Pet peeve: backstabbers, rumors, and two-faced people: I enjoy: Trenton State strip poker gamesl: Personal philosophy: It doesn't matter if you're good or bad as long as you're good at it: Looking forward to: getting out of this townl: Secret ambition: having Tony to myself: Security is: having Tony by my side: Future plans: college and who knows what: Famous for: being just a little Lu-Lu. Maher: Nickname: Billy Big Guy: Will remember: band: Happiness is: having all the money in the world: I enjoy: having money: Looking forward to: navy and enjoying life: Secret ambition: become the stuntman for James Bond: Future plans: going to the navy. David Makarevich: Nickname: Mak : Will remember: my mother: Will miss: my friends at the lunch table: Happiness is: making friends: Pet peeve: Gus and losing to Belvidere: I enjoy: being with all my friends: Personal philosophy: beat Phillipsburg Catholic and Belvidere anyway possible: Looking forward to: play- ing sports in college: Secret ambition: is to jam a basketball in a game: Security is: having my friends there when I needed them: Future plans: college: Famous for: trying to win. Traci Martin: Nickname: Tray or Trace: Will remember: all the good times: Will miss: all of my friends: Hap- piness is: having nothing to worry about: Pet peeve: people who don't match their clothes: I enjoy: going out, taking long walks, and being with my friends: Per- sonal philosophy: no matter how hard life gets, you must go onl: Looking forward to: being successful: Secret ambition: to be independent and enjoy life: Security is: money: Future plans: becoming a millionaire for life: Famous for: ice cream, Gary May: Nickname: The Patch Maker: Will remember: all the good times: Will miss: nothing: Happiness is: leaving school: Pet peeve: Fluorescent clothes: I enjoy: driving: Personal philosophy: have fun but don't get caught: Looking forward to: work: Security is: having at least S15 in your wallet: Future plans: work, Karin McCrone: Nickname: Bruce : Will remember: bigfoot on dead end roads: Will miss: period 5 lunch tables chaos and practical jokes: Happiness is: getting a hug from someone I love: Personal philosophy: do it while you still can : Looking forward to: my 18th and 21st birthday: Secret ambition: to meet Bruce Springs- teen in a dark alley: Security is: hugging my teddy bear: Future plans: personal secretary to Mr. Bruce Springsteen: Famous for: being myself. Patty McKenna: Nickname: Pooky: Will remember: Quack, Quack, Quack-Splatl: Happiness is: John, my pizza man: Pet peeve: NEON-Triple ughl: I enjoy: Wednesday's and getting headaches with Carolyn: Personal philosophy: do it if it makes you happy: Looking forward to: independence: Secret ambition: GUCCI!: Security is: Stewart Perry, my teddy bear, and knowing I'll always have good taste: Future plans: becoming a paralegal and owning a silver fox fur: Famous for: Dude, what's up? , and constant dieting. Bret McNally: Will rememer: good times: Will miss: Karen: Happiness is: friends: Pet peeve: Bud in cans: I enjoy: people: Personal philosophy: the pursuit of fun: Looking forward to: life: Security is: money: Future plans: security. Lisa Melchior: Nickname: Lee, Pumpkin: Will remember: all those early mornings: Will miss: all of my friends: Happiness is: being with someone you love: Pet peeve: getting up for school: I enjoy: getting out at 11:30: Personal philosophy: live life to the fullest: Looking forward to: being free: Security is: being with my friends: Future plans: college. Greg Menzel: Nickname: Whitey: Will remember: en- vironmental science class: Will miss: the baseline: Hap- piness is: MDW1 and MD4f2: Pet peeve: Gus Hoefling: I enjoy: calling Boz a couch potato: Looking forward to: graduating: Security is: making both ends of a 1 and 1: Future plans: go on to college. Chris Meshach: Nickname: Chris : Will remember: my senior year, it's been the best: Will miss: all of Bob Ouellettes parties: Happiness is: full gas tank and a girl beside you: Pet peeve: certain blond: I enjoy: go- ing out on an evening, drinking a little, and spending time with females: Personal philosophy: life is what you make of it: Looking forward to: attaining the goals I set upon myself: Secret ambition: become a profes- sional athlete: Security is: someone who cares: Future plans: going in the navy, learning trade, getting out and getting married: Famous for: breaking curfew continuously! Naomi Meyer: Nickname: Namo and Oscar: Will remember: everything: especially the seance at Tracie's: Will miss: all my wonderful friends I grew close to here: Happiness is: Pooky, Elmo, Bernie, Ishmul, Malchom, Isaac I, Gilly, Tripper, Inverness, Daphne, Seamore, Barney Bear, and Baby: Pet peeve: people who hide things from me when it's sup- posed to be for my own good: I enjoy: being me: Per- sonal philosophy: things are never as bad as they seem: Looking forward to: getting married and living in a house in the woods: Secret ambition: to live in Alaska: Security is: knowing who you are and understanding your feelings: Future plans: absolutely none: Famous for: being unique. Amy Milbumz Nickname: Animal: Will remember: Tam- my Teune: Will miss: friends at school: Happiness is: getting my own way: Pet peeve: fluorescent clothes: I enjoy: weekends: Personal philosophy: go for it! : Looking forward to: future on my own: Secret ambi- tion: finding Mr. Right : Security is: money: Future plans: continue education: Famous for: roller skating and softball and campouts. Michelle Miller: Nickname: Meche: Will remember: Elaine, Kathy and Kim -- thanks guysl: Will miss: Dominicksl: Happiness is: dinner breaks at Dom's: Pet peeve: Mr. I's Just do the work. : I enjoy: traveling: Personal philosophy: live for today - tomorrow we vaporizel: Looking forward to: finding what the real world is like: Secret ambition: to grow the perfect watermelon: Security is: friends who really care: Famous for: doing my own thing lusually far from Blairstownll Carol Mitchell: Happiness is: forgetting: Pet peeve: when people talk with their mouth full: I enjoy: playing the piano: Personal philosophy: sanity is knowing you have feelings: Looking forward to: going to a school my sisters haven't been to: Security is: knowing you're capable of competing. Laura Nordberg: Nickname: Gerty: Will remember: all my good friends and fun times: Will miss: all the great times during the musical: Happiness is: overcoming a bad mood: Pet peeve: people taking things the wrong way: I enjoy: talking and laughing with my friends: Personal philosophy: tomorrow is a new day: Looking forward to: the future: Security is: knowing that so- meone will always be there: Future plans: to become a nurse: Famous for: being crazy. Lori Ocho: Nickname: Ox: Will remember: yearbook deadlines, soccer, and basketball games: Will miss: the 4 women yearbook staff at deadline time, the great talks with Michele: Happiness is: the day after a year- book deadline: Pet peeve: oral book reports and long term projects: I enjoy: being with friends who care: Personal philosophy: be yourself: good things come to those who wait: Looking forward to: college and meeting new people: Secret ambition: to be able to run five figure 8's around the school: Security is: fin- ding out that your hard work finally paid off: Future Lori Ochsz Nickname: Ox: Will remember: yearbook deadlines, soccer, and basketball games: Will miss: the 4 women yearbook staff at deadline time, the great talks with Michele: Happiness is: the day after a year- book deadline: Pet peeve: oral book reports and long term projects: I enjoy: being with friends who care: Personal philosophy: be yourself: good things come to those who wait: Looking forward to: college and meeting new people: Secret ambition: to be able to run five figure 8's around the school: Security is: fin- ding out that your hard work finally paid off: Future plans: going to college and becoming a teacher: Famous for: nothing and proud of it. Jennifer Ohlx Nickname: J.O. and Guido: Will remember: all the great times with my friends: Will miss: nothing from NWR: Happiness is: spending time with the peo- ple you care for: I enjoy: partying: Looking forward to: graduating, college: Secret ambition: succeed in life: Security is: friendship. Chris Oleszek: Nickname: Kris: Will remember: the great time Tammi and I had together: Will miss: Tammy Teune for the rest of my life: Happiness is: spending it with someone who you care for very much: Pet peeve: fluorescent clothes: I enjoy: spending times with friends and partying: Looking forward to: getting out of school and college: Secret ambition: to get through life without getting hurt: Security is: friendship: Future plans: sticking with one guy: Famous for: liking two guys with same name after each other. David Oleszekz Nickname: Duey Oxberger: Will remember: Mr. Bartholemew's English class: Will miss: missions from God: Happiness is: A large Gut Pile: I enjoy: hunting and skiing: Personal philosophy: life is too important to take seriously: Looking forward to: jumping out of planes, eating snakes, and biting trees in half: Secret ambition: mission of mercy through Blair in broad daylight: Security is: a Smith and Wesson Pump: Future plans: airborne all the way: Famous for: car accidents. Tom Otinsky: Nicknames: Jawa, Brother Kise, Stinky, Dude, and Bill the bumb' Applegate: Will remember: life in the fast lane at NWR, all my friends, and Tammy T.: Will miss: power volleyball, cooking class with no panties and Roey-Stuffer-Roaster: Happiness is: seeing my friends at Blair Academy: Pet peeve: all chevy cars: I enjoy: work, listening to music and driving my 85 Ford Exp.: Personal philosophy: life is a highway of many miles and there are many bridges we must cross, so take each mile slow and each bridge as it comes: Looking forward to: the day when the world will be at peace, uno nukes Secret ambition: to own a 65 T-bird and Mustang Convit: Security is: my radio, my car and Blair: Future plans: after the marines, I would like to have my own business: Famous for: drawing nerds and 'iHey dude, what's up? Bob Ouellette: Nickname: Ozzy: Will remember: parties at my house: Will miss: my classmates: Happiness is: Harley Davidson and heavy metal: Pet peeve: white breakdancers: I enjoy: a good time: Personal philosophy: ride hard and die free: Looking forward to: accomplishing everything I want to: Secret ambition: to one day really learn how to play guitar: Future plans: go with the flow: Famous for: Hawaiian shirts and air guitar. Anthony Plesh: Nickname: Plesh : Will remember: Coach Seal's ladder drill and Penn State Pride: Will miss: Coach Seal, Mr. Picone, Mr. Perez, and friends: Happiness is: being with Debbie Pyne: Pet peeve: peo- ple who think thay are better than everybody else: I enjoy: weightlifting, going out with friends, and being with Debbie: Personal philosophy: no pain, no gain : Looking forward to: the future with Debbiell: Secret ambition: to be successful and stay physically fit: Security is: being with good friends, Rich A., Matt G., Rich G,: Future plans: going on to college and being happyll: Famous for: my record time in the 40 yard dash. Eric Powell: Nickname: Ewok, Ear Wax, Brother Kise, Dude: Will remember: all the fun times at the lunch table: Will miss: seeing my friends everyday, and hav- ing the good times: Happiness is: being with friends: Pet peeve: people who drive on the wrong side of the road: I enjoy: roaming the halls eighth period: Per- sonal philosophy: do the best you can in everything you do: Looking forward to: going to college: Secret ambition: to become a regular working stiff: Famous for: me, Dave, Joe, and Johnls renditions of My Girl and i'It's Gonna Rain. Lorrie Quick: Will remember: Mrs. Pustizzi: Will miss: NWR: Happiness is: being able to graduate high school: Pet peeve: people talking behind your back, picking on Debbie Maher: I enjoy: seeing people get along: Personal philosophy: make the best out of life while you can: Looking forward to: a great future ahead: Secret ambition: to own a Corvette: Security is: being able to talk to friends: Future plans: to work at day care center in Washington, NJ: Famous for: nothing. DelMa1ie Rader: Nickname: Dee: Will remember: all my Chr Joh Joe Bill close friends: Will miss: you: I enjoy: roller skating at Big Wheel and dancing at the Nook: Personal philosophy: don't lie, it always comes back at you: Looking forward to: my life with Jamie: Secret ambi- tion: be mother of twins: Security is: being held by the one you love: Future plans: get married July 6 and travel. ista Rennspies: Nickname: The other Half, Red: Will remember: Dina Konya and the crazy times: Will miss: Dina Konya: Happiness is: being free from parents: Pet peeve: two-faced people: I enjoy: life: Personal philosophy: if destiny is meant it will be: Looking for- ward to: traveling and college: Security is: money: Future plans: graduate from North Warren: Famous for: sneaking out and flying like a butterfly, stinging like a bee. n Repasky: Nickname: Johnny Bay: Will remember: the DEJJ's: Will miss: my great study halls with Mr. G.: Happiness is: making weight and winning a match: Pet peeve: people who high-beam you: I enjoy: being with my friends: Personal philosophy: if the Giants win, it'll be a good week: Looking forward to: college party life: Secret ambition: to own an awesome sports car: Security is: a Ford truck: Future plans: graduate college: Famous for: my poor basketball skills. Repaslry: Nickname: Joe: Will remember: the DEJJ's and musical tryouts: Will miss: the lunch table: Hap- piness is: milk and pop-tarts: Pet peeve: That's that some old Algebra jazz again! : I enjoy: killing quarter- backs: Personal philosophy: keep busy: Looking for- ward to: partying at college: Secret ambition: to become the ultimate Giant fan: Security is: a healthy Ford truck: Future plans: to live happily ever after: Famous for: boxer shorts. Rinker: Nickname: Binker and Flash: Will remember: the great things we did senior year: Will miss: the special times I shared with Aimee Murray: Happiness is: having found someone who made my senior year special: Pet peeve: having to do all this writing: I en- joy: going out with my special buddies Tom and Leo: Personal philosophy: go for what you know if you can't find it . , . it : Looking forward to: ending this school year and starting the air force: Secret ambition: to make my way up the ladder and enjoy it: Security is: having someone there when needed: Future plans: to make a good and respected police officer: Famous for: pouring pudding in the silverware tray and getting caught. Rooth: Will remember: I once had short hair: Will miss: taking advantage of hicks: Happiness is: a fluffy pillow and Lita Ford: Pet peeve: music that is commer- cialism trash: I enjoy: everything that ends in X: Per- sonal philosophy: 'I'oday's News wraps tomorrows fish: Looking forward to: the sands of LA: Secret ambi- tion: to be a mercenary: Security is: a good lie: Future plans: music: Famous for: stack heels and long a tongue. Jeff Rott: Will remember: getting out: Will miss: not much: Happiness is: getting out: Pet peeve: school dances: I enjoy: skiing: Personal philosophy: if it's there, do it up: Looking forward to: freedom: Secret ambition: to own a bar: Security is: unsafe: Future plans: to go on: Famous for: nothing. Greg Ryan: Nickname: Lenny : Will remember: those 100 degree double sessions in August for football: Will miss: the lunch table antics: Happiness is: when my car runs!: Pet peeve: screaming girls with laser guns: I enjoy: listening to loud music and playing my guitar: Personal philosophy: don't buy a Fiat: Looking for- ward to: living at college: Secret ambition: to live on the Riviera and be comfortably rich: Security is: my guitar Amp on 10 : Future plans: professional pilot, perhaps my own airline: Famous for: being the bigger hotdog on the ski slopes. Matt Salmon: Will miss: making fun of Plesh: Happiness is: missing Poeckers English class: Pet peeve: Michele Miller: I enjoy: hunting pigeons: Personal philosophy: do nothing and like it: Secret ambition: to be a profes- sional Frog Hunting Guide: Security is: my 12-gauge. Tom Schilling: Nickname: Dickie: Will remember: everything about our senior lunch table: Will miss: the times spent with Jenna: Happiness is: being with Ellen: Pet peeve: getting up in the morning to go to school: I enjoy: hanging out with my friends fBinker, Chuck, and I-Iowdyli Personal philosophy: You only live once: you're not here for a long time, but a good time,': Looking forward to: starting a new life: Secret ambition: is to find the ultimate: Security is: a passing grade in Mr. Poecker's English class: Future plans: are to become the best that I can be: Famous for: being different. Vicki Schmidling: Nickname: Vicki: Will remember: filet and tender vicles: Will miss: skipping down the halls: Happiness is: not worrying about what other people think: Pet peeve: a big gap between 2 front teeth: I en- joy: being alone somewhere naturally pretty: Personal philosophy: don't judge a book by its cover - get to know people before you condemn them: Secret am- bition: to be an oceangrapher or a vet: Security is: my animals: Future plans: to go into medicine lnursingl: Famous for: being ignored. Lisa Schmitt: Nickname: Holy Schmitt!! Coconutsll: Will remember: all the fun times I had trying to get out of this place: Will miss: Jim and the laughs with Judy Cook: Happiness is: being in love with someone wonderful: I enjoy: being with my friends and having a good time: Personal philosophy: always being happy: Looking forward to: graduation: Secret ambition: hav- ing fun and living healthy: Security is: being with so- meone who loves ,you: Future plans: moving from Blairstown: Famous for: making people laugh when their crying. Liana Striker: Nickname: Unna: Will remember: Tammy Teune: Will miss: running 6 miles in cross country practice and all my friends: Happiness is: 5 feet of snow: Pet peeve: disloyal friends and having to go to school when it's snowing: I enjoy: skiing with friends: Personal philosophy: where there's a will, there's way: Looking forward to: being on my own and doin new and crazy things: Secret ambition: to become world class skier: Security is: having Glen around t get me out of snow banks: Future plans: go to college and go to Switzerland to ski: Famous for: campouts. Mike Swahn: Nickname: Swahn: Will remember: Sue breakdancing in front of the entire gym: Will miss: Mr DeHaven's physics class: Happiness is: having an en- tire leather outfit: I enjoy: music: Personal philosophy: to win: Looking forward to: graduating from college as a second lieutenant in the marine corps: Secret ambi- tion: to win the lottery: Security is: trusting no one: Future plans: college and marine corps: Famous for: breakdancing in gym. Swiderski: Nickname: Suey: Will remember: good friends who were always there to help: Will miss everyone: Happiness is: a weekend without my parents at home: Pet peeve: Polish jokes: I enjoy: Italian jokes: Personal philosophy: learning the hard way is the only way: Looking forward to: college: Secret ambition: to find Gilligan's Island and live there. Security is: someone who listens: Future plans: to do the best that I can: Famous for writing: Black Like Me Denise Thomas: Nickname: Dee: Will remember: Tam- my Teune: Will miss: certain poeple: Happiness is: be- ing with someone special: Pet peeve: fluorescent: clothes: I enjoy: Friday and Saturday nights: Persona philosophy: live for the future, don't dwell in the past: Looking forward to: total freedom: Secret ambition. finding Mr. Right : Security is: money: Future plans business career: Famous for: surviving two dates ir one day, at about the same time. Patti Tironi: Nickname: Patti: Will remember: everything Will miss: my friends: Happiness is: a cream cheese and olive sandwich: Pet peeve: being caleld Pat Secret ambition: to be the next Barbara WaWa. Wendy Unangst: Will remember: many times - good bad, happy, and sad: Will miss: close friends and th privileges of a plastic pass: Happiness is: huggin everyone all the time: Pet peeve: educated peopl who bluff their way through questions: I enjoy: bein close to loved ones, being alone, and odd little noises Personal philosophy: life is so brief to think one day is insignificant, make every moment mean something Looking forward to: developing my personal sense oi expression and individuality: Secret ambition: to con trol the minds of major world leaders lsnicker snickerl Security is: having Steven's arms around me: Futura plans: earn a Ph.D. and do eidetic imagery and righ brain-left brain research: Famous for: being ar airhead. Todd VanAken: Nickname: Smakey: Will remember period 6 environmental study hall: Will miss: seeing Jean in school every day: Happiness is: 1:00 pm Fri day: Pet peeve: airheads bother me: I enjoy: bein with my girlfriend, and going out with the guys: Pe sonal philosophy: I don't get mad, I get even: Lookin forward to: graduation day and summer 1985: Secre ambition: become a hit man: Security is: having three day weekend every week: Future plans: go tj college: Famous for: being a Van Halen freak. Class Couples Most Athletic: Alyssa Ford and Dave Makarevich. Most Likely to Succeed: Kathy Brennan and Joe Repasky. f i i Best Dressed: Fred Cook and Kris Berardi. Most Humorous: Bill Rinker and Laura Nordberg. Most Artistic: Jennifer Thompson and Pete Grabowski Most Intelligent: Joe Repasky and Lori Ochs. Most Musically Talented: Eileen Benson and Bill Stauffer. 199 I, I, I. I, I, I, I, I, I, 1, l, I, I, I, I, I, I, L I, I, I, Senior Will and Testament Kathy Anderson, leave Miss Faunce the perfect speech for all pep rallies, Christa the record of getting from Albinos to B-town in split-second time, Where u goin'? to anyone who knows, early mornings to Vicki, calculus and calories to Sue, the JM Experience to Laura, late passes and early dismissals to Sue, and good luck to my brother, classmates, and NWR's hockey team of 1985. Kris Anderson, leave NWR happier than anyone will ever know. Tom Anzalone, leave the imposters one year to confess that they are not from my planet. Rich Anzevino, leave Anthony PIesh's sister some of my height and Cindi one more year. Marybeth Baldwin, leave great memories of Holiday luck girls 1, 2, 3l, The Nook and Dude, what's up? Elaine Ball, leave my love with Bill and my rotten orange from 4th grade lockers to Mech. Denise Bacon, leave my love and joy to my friends and family. ' Christine Basilicato, leave great memories of Dude, what's up? , Ace, Chud, Shorty, Saturday nights in S'burg, Fishhead, talks and clean-up in N and S, and stopping in to see P and P. Mission Completed! Doreen Bedell, leave John Taylor to Jennifer Sweet, my mattress and F. H. to Margie Plunkett, my PATRIOT suit to Tina and best of luck to the class of '85, Scott A. Bell, leave my captain confederate uniform to whoever is crazy enough to wear it, and my chemistry grades to my brother. Eileen Benson, leave a lot of laughs and good times to my sisters and friends. Todd Benson, leave. Kris Berardi, leave, wishing all my friends much happiness in the future, and with the most wonderful memories ever of my forever valentine, Steve. lMy rear fender is left to the B-town cops - they can have the car tooll Kathy Brennan, leave Mrs. Dilber to anyone who wants her, and thanks to Mrs. Guarisco. Leigh Burnett, leave lots of luck to all my friends. Kim Carmeci, leave my history knowledge to Karen Cooper. Also I leave my pin to Jean Nordberg. Rosemary Carroll, leave lots of love and luck to my best friend Kris, happiness to Jim Pasko, Carol Paglia my ability to make it to school on time, and finally I leave NW Good luck to my class! Kim Collins, leave my gas cap to whoever stole it off the Rig, and I leave Doug my musical and skiing adventures. Steve Conrad, leave a smack and my skates to you two guys, my Awesome-DeviI's shirt to Pistol, Gus to Coach G, and my Ping-Pong skills to Coach D. Finally, I leavl good luck to my sister and the Mav's parking spot to the Big Guy. Frederick Cook, leave NWR with fond memories, I leave the Moosehead collection to all interested, I leave the answers I never found to all mis-guided youth. Remembe always, all the answers you seek are within yourself. Mike Cook, leave Bob the endurance to put up with this for two more years. I, Cheryl Cooper, leave Donna Lehnert my fluorescent purse, Karen Cooper the brains to finish high school on time, and Amy Smith all my library passes. I, Laura DeJong, leave my gum and chains to Deidre Moore, also English 12 with Mr. Poecker. I, Gianna De Stefani, leave all my happiness and love and . . . accent to all my great friends in North Warren. I, Michael Dieffenbach, leave Matt and Dave the memory of Mission of Mercy. I, Greg Domin, of sound body and deranged mind leave Eric Martin my many toothpicks chewed and all my Gus Heffling workouts. I, Alyssa Ford, leave Val Cook the spirit stick, which mysteriously disappeared, and all my injuries to Sue Gwinnett. I, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I, 200 1 Laura Gebhart, leave good times and good luck to my little brother, happy field hockey memories to Tanya Quinn, SLB's to Sue Lambert, lunch table songs to Swidei skiwoman, Mother Earth to Kathy, and good luck to the Class of 1985! Jim Gelok, leave my old soccer pads to whoever wants them, and my love to Jamie Straut. Ken Gerkhardt, leave binoculars to Mr. Rincavage. Tom Gilmore, leave best wishes to all my friends and ripped nightgowns without longjohns to anyone who wants to wear them in front of the student body. Nikki Glaab, leave gummybears, queefs, and chocolate sundaes to Alyssa, Stacy, Lisa, Karin, and Cheryl. Stacy Glaab, leave my stubbornness, grades and ability to play soccer to anyone who wants them, good luck. Ed Glory, leave my heavy metal madness to Bob Cook and Bob Crawford. Metallica rocks! Buddy Gouger, leave football jersey to Steve Pisano ISteve leave the refs alone.l My wrestling ability to anybody who thinks they can fill my shoes. Good luck to rr brother David, you still have four more years. Good luck Dave. Peter Grabowsky, leave everything to nobody, and nothing to everybody. Matt Green, leave all the good times I had to anyone who can handle them. There's plenty more in college. Rich Green, leave my position in football to the first person to fill it and my Dan Gables to any young wrestlers in the crowd. Neil Hamilton, leave Missing from home, dead among strangers, remembered by all to anyone who can find it and a big UH-OH to the Stubby flamethrower. Sandee Huber, leave everyone good luck. Scott Karolchyk, leave Steve, Joe, John, and Boz all the fun times and to Smiley a P and Q pretzel and a hug. Laura Keller, leave my sister Beth the best of luck to get through North Warren, with my ability to enjoy it! I leave all my thanks to Mr. DeMaio. Vicky Klahre, leave my sister with five more years at NW and the best of luck always. Lisa Kleber, leave my brother Doug a few cases of aspirin and then I leave for good. Dina Konya, leave the BAB behind, chicken bones to Andrea and Christa. Jeanne Kroncke, leave my brother John the Best of Luck Always - especially in US History II! Susan Lambert, leave future Yankee fans to Mr. Rincavage, SLB's to the field hockey team, and Mr. Poecker's class to Michelle. Terry Lockwitch, leave all of my teachers and books to my sister Robin. Good luck in the future Robin. Lorrie Lu-Lu Lothian, leave NW with the hope of keeping my friends always and I hope to remember the good times Lisa andl had during our many NW excursions. I, I I I I I I I I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Bill Maher, leave NWR and Blairstown and Kenny the head of Tuba line and silver contra. Take care of it. Dave Makarevich, leave thanks to my coaches and hope that all my friends are successful after school. Traci Martin, leave Pickle Man to future Pickle Man fans and the best of fun to future seniors. Live it up! Gary May, leave all the tire patches to Dennis Gerkhardt and all the miles on my car to Keith Delman. Karin McCrone, leave Karen Zydzik the ability to show affection in private, and Cindi the best of luck. Patricia McKe.ma, leave great thanks to Carolyn for the many hours teaching Chris Dude what's up? , Roses, Ace, Buster, Shorty, Rhonda, Wanda, and to Sue my crutches. Mission Completed! Leo McNally, leave one shot in my gun for the duke's dog, Alex and hopefully Mr. Golzio my 1983 candy money. Lisa Melchior, leave C. S. our junk food bingesg I leave the heart-to-heart talks with Coach Ducatte. Greg Menzel, leave Maderski the Gus Hoefling workout program. Namo, leave all my cliff, Monarch, and Barron notes to whoever does Jane Austen for their term paper next year. Amy Milburn, leave my sister Jennifer all the luck for her high school years. Michelle Miller, leave my love to J. P. and to Di and Steve, my independence. Carol Mitchell, leave popularity to those who need it and happiness to those who can't find it. Laura Nordberg, leave the best of luck to Jean and John and all the good times and happiness to the junior class. Lori Ochs, leave the soccer games to Michele, the yearbook to Dana, and the pizza parties to Tanya and Julie. guys! Hint! Dee Moore a get-even punch to Mike. Chris Chris Oleszek, leave Phil all the great memories of Tammy, Denise Thomas all the good and bad times with the Janda all the bad times she is going to have next year for a half a year without all of us and my seat in lunch! Laura DeJong all the yogurt bring-in-lunches and all the basketballs she got hit with. Amy Milburn all the pins for her pocketbook. Dave E. my condolences to the letter I wrote him and that he never wrote back!!! Mr. McDer- mott all the weird times and good luck! David Oleszek, leave my skis to anyone who is radical enough to take them. Tom Otinsky, leave Punk, C. C., Sis, Mango Rodent and ugly my best of luck as seniors. I also leave Punk my EXP to use while l'm in the marines iHa Hai. Bob Ouellette, of an acoustic mind leave my air guitar to anyone who can find it. Angelina Paglia, leave a year late and lots of aggravation to show for it, also best wishes to Carol and Sandra. Judith Perry, leave Chelly and C. C. the endurance to make it through their prison term. Eric Powell, leave Scot and Todd the memories of cabin 6. Scot S. to be the lone nerd and my dirty gym locker to anybody who wants it. And I proclaim Todd R. to be Avenger and Scot S. to be Birdman. The best of luck to my two younger sisters, Laura and Elaine. Lorrie Quick, leave NW my brother, Billy my great selling skills, Denise my quietness, Karen the lunch table, and many thanks to Mrs. Pustizzi. Ron Quinn, leave Mr. Rufe my parking sticker to put on his desk and treasure forever. I also leave my car to Kris Anderson. Delmarie Rader, leave nothing to nobody cause not one person deserves anything. Christa Rennspies, leave my mouth to Margie, hockey pads to Captain Bly. John Repasky, leave my floppy disc to Mr. Ivins, my Dan Gables to Coach Seal, my luck to Coach Picone, and my thanks to all. Joe Repasky, leave my light booth to Jodie, my thanks to Coach Picone, and my basketball skills to Coach Ducatte. Bill Rinker, leave all the luck in the world to anyone that needs it. Bill Rooth, being of sound mind and handsome body leave my musical taste to everyone who doesn't want it. Jeff Rott, leave Jim Frank my skunk, Bud. Greg Ryan, leave NWR football team a winning season and my position on the F team to my brother. Matt Salmon, leave all my hunting magazines to Mr. Rincavage. Tom Schilling, leave my CC shoes to anyone who wants them, Jenna all the happiness in the world, and the joy of being a senior to my sister. Vicki Schmidling, leave 411 to 199, ps. I hope you choke on it! lots of fun and good times to Phil D., and good luck to all seniors. Lisa D. Schmitt, leave all my love to Jim and good luck in the years to come to my sister Jackie and brother Ricky. Ellen Simpler, leave the best of luck to Renee and Mark and lots of love to Tom and Fred for being good friends. Lori Sipley, leave knowing Patti and I will always get caught. I also leave knowing that my sleeping bag will always smell like hot cocoa thanks to Laura. William Stauffer, leave with Elaine. Liana Striker, leave to Rich and Art, what's left of my Mom's abused station wagon, to Dave O., I leave my sea shell collection, to the girls cross country team, I leave therapy at Newton Hospital for shin splints, and to Jill D., I leave Friday nites in Newton and Donkey Kong! Michael Swahn, leave my break-dancing crown to Matt Ritchie. Sue Swiderski, leave my unwanted ability to OPEN MOUTH, INSERT FOOT to anyone who thinks they can really keep a secret. Tammy Teune, leave D all my good dreams, Denise memories of all the nites out on the town, Chris lots of good memories of all the fun we had together, Albert all the best of luck in Mr. Poecker's class, Tricia good luck with Dave, and all my love to Phil. Denise C. Thomas, leave all my secret meetings with that certain someone, since 8th grade to present, to the rightful owner, Stephanie Hines. And to Deirdre Moore I leave the right to choose anyone she wants to sit at our table. And to most of the future seniors, I leave the best of luck. Jennifer Thompson, leave many successful adventures to everyone. Patti Tironi, leave the best of luck to Mike in his last two years, and the position of class hoyden to Tanya Quinn, because she can handle it. Wendy Unangst, leave Steve's love behind, Donald Duck to Dave O., Jessica O. many strange times and last, but not least - leave high school in search of reality. Todd Van Aken, leave Billy Dugan all the CC's in North Warren, and all my love to Jean. Tracie Wall, leave my brother Eric to the teachers who can stand him. ,Andrea L. Dexter, leave John Mulvaney all my love and Stacey Sandberg with all the powers of my Lucy ke, Lisa Melchior and Lori Ochs, leave Mr. Ducatte a 7'9 basketball center and a hot dog for Alex. e, Christa Rennspies and Dina Konya leave our sneaking out abilities to whomever can handle them. l 201 .fl-. B Boosters .... .... 2 04 Ads ..... .... 2 05 - .7 -1 1, ' as ',nf i '5 , J 2 O Mr. Del-laven visits with the staff of the school store. 4,9 -Sil- Finances Jim Beers Best of Luck Class of 85 This yearbook is great!!! Hey Dee! If you ask me N.Y. is pretty scummy! Love C.C. Support the social sciences!! I love ya Pineapple! Good Luck Seniors - Mrs. Tironi Dana - l'm looking forward to next year. Special thanks to Frank and Kelly for all their help with the photography. Lorrie - Best of Luck to you, Mrs. P. Smile, Elleke! Leigh, Thank you for typing. Eric, Question Why? - Answer - Why not? - P.D. Chris and Denise - Thank You - Phil Mrs. H. Beware of babies bearing poofannies PD and EM Laura and Eric - Why do we breath - Because it's fun - Phil Good Luck to the Class of '85 - The Clegg Family Hey, I got beat up by a punk kid - CMF Come on Sue, tell Mr. Strawins! Ellie - Where's the butterscotch? Oreo? Only if you want to Mrs. Dilber rules! I love you Ted -- lots! Would somebody come to the garbage with me? It's gonna rain - the DEJJ'S Alright, seriously, who stole my gascap? K.C. And away we go!! Patti - corner! - Oh no!! Tanya, I like him soooo much! Joe - Love ya lots and lots - Suey! There goes that funky chicken in boxer shorts. To Mr. DeMaio - Remember the shapoopie boxers - SJET To the cast of the Sr. play - WHY?!?! To Debbie - Watch the traffic lights - Tom Maggot - Maine in '85!! - you know who Hey Lu-Lu is this orange juice? Hey, Lu o.c.b.p. for sure! Bebop. Hey does that guy have an axe? Moosey and Dumpy l've known ya since kindergarten and I'll love ya forever - Lisa Best of Luck to all my partying pals and good luck to the rest of you. Hey Sandee, off to California we go! Lu-Lu and Tony. Feb. 24, '84. Dave, you've been a special friend for the last six years and l'll always love you for it, Lorrie Bebop, Lynner and Lu-Lu. OCBP. Summer '84. Best of Luck and all my love to my fellow seniors and look out for the senior trip! LLL. Dana and Cindy - It's not polite to whisper! Hey Jody, What are those things on your knees? Deb Hey Play - doh nose, not yet huh Kevin? Tony, I Love You! Deb To the pool champ who never plays pool, Love T,S. Debbie, I Love You! Tony Not while I'm playing the game! ARS T - Hold me up, Ifeel dizzy! D Sandy: There's only one way to say it - Adam Maage - The switch is on, backwards! J. S. T,Q., J.S., D.S,, B.T., We're almost out of here, L, P. Dawn - 1. money 2. food 3. guys Hey Laura, Well, well, what . . . D. S. Lori - Why can't we use THIS caption? J. S. Coach, can I go in? I got gas - M. D. Mike, thanks for all your support. Love, Dawn Hey Jim, How do you do this program? Dawn Best of Luck to my favorite friend Glen. T. M. I'll love you Tom always!!! Cheryl Good night Dick Congratulations and good luck - Miss Farley The Judge was paid for Good Luck Class of 85 -- Mr. and Mrs. McDonough Congratulations and Best Wishes - Mr. Pustizzi Class of 88 is the best Mrs. Helen Dayson Ashley and Tommy Dayson Hot Dog and Squiggy Samantha Ranaghan John and Nancy Shipps J. S. Ilove You S. J. Remember Freshman English The F-Troop Babe and Lillian Moore Prescott Paving 204 Boosters Aaron Andrew Yetter John Joseph Shipps the III Al and Mary Ann Fink Congratulations Lola and Jim Masten Best Wishes Lorraine and Willard King Kristin Joy Seas Finks Video Shop Happiness always Good Luck Cindy Fink 10th grade T,S. otherwise know as Carrot C.C. Who's next! N.W. girls Basketball loves L 2 Marie L.Sipley Congratulations and Best Luck from the Kolich Family The best to all of you and wishes for success from Alyson at American Country Real Estate, Hope Village Best of Luck from the Read Family Good Luck in future years H 8: R Builders Freshman, trust me, you will survive N.W. I Love You Scott. C.P. That's the man Good Luck from the Godsches Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cox and sons Allison Erin Dayson S.J. Remember 9th grade health D.S. When's the wig coming Mr. E.? John G. Dreisback Inc. Let's go class of 88 Chris Ranaghan Mr. and Mrs. Cornelus Gallagher Ant, shall I seduce you with my ABC's? me ARS, only if you're lucky . . . only in the morning! Good Luck Class of '85 - The Truex Family I'll miss the lunch table! With love, Alice Elly, I'm going to miss you so much. I love ya, Sis. Joe you are the sweetest person. I love ya. Love Allie. Mr. S. - Go DEVILS xl - S.C. Unis - I love your pajamas! they're back! Plum LK, DK, VK, - Remember George, Harry and French Fries! You gotta know it's the AWESOME!! Ebeneeeeeezer!! Sue, It's just you and me now. Love Allie IUIYDUCIDUE! -- Sue and Age Steve, you are going to get such a smack! Love Allie Plum - Sneaking out - CRASH! - What was that stuff? Unis Coach Duke, Me and the Awesome 4 - Way Power Flashlight are ready for some heavy parking - J,R. Sue - Remember You're the Inspiration - Joe Greg - You would look good in paper bags F Sue AAAAAGGGGHHHHU!! Good Luck - Ms. Emery Best Wishes - Mrs. Else Cato Lots of Luck - Mrs. Sandberg Peace and Blessings - Juliana Repasky Sue, lsn't there something you should tell Mr. Strawins - J .N. and J.C. Dee, wanna ride in a shopping cart? - Laura Mr. Picone - the next time you kick my football on the school roof - get it down! Ox - Good Luck at Messiah! Good Luck to the greatest sister in the world - Love Jami Mrs. Pustizzi - Thanks! - Lori Dana - Good luck with the yearbook -- it's a tough job, but somebody has to do it! Lori Lori - Way to go ---! - Michelle Tanya and Julie - Have a great senior year - Lori Michele - Always remember L.M. - Lori Debbie and Sue: Good luck special hands. Cora Paola Anche se lontana ti ricordo! Cara famiglia Grozie per questo fantastico anno!! MVH - remember the marriage contract ! - MS Carol and Leigh - don't be such rude dudes! - Mich Good Luck - The Schultis Family Little Ozzy you're the best! Love Sue Hockey players - always remember the sexy seniors! Good luck - Woolf's Family Tree Farm, Flemington Alyssa - N - Rob Jim - N - Lisa Forever!! Hey, Torpedo, What's up? Love, Coconuts!! Cooks - you're a great kid - love ya! Teddy Toddles, please carry me! Love, Jean BECAUSE ITS PAID FOR!!! Lori, once we figured out the corners , the rest was easy! Special thanks to the trusty four. Thank you, Lori, and the best of luck in the future A Mrs P. Thanks to the 85 Patriot Staff for a GREAT job. Lori, watch those corners! Mrs. Ochs - Thank you. Mrs. P. Hey Tanya - How about some chocolate chip cookies? Plum - 2 Mystery Men - Let them stay! Unis Scott, Does your program work yet!?! I love Mr. Cat. S.R. Hop along Chris Pastor I can't live without Sue DeYong I did it!!! Hey Jeff, watch your body blocks! Wham . . . ouch! To Elwood, the kid, and parties I leave my body Go for it Dicky Schilling . . . Oh well! Albert, is it lonely down there? Dirk, watch the wall I don't have anything to tell Mr. Strawins DDK - Is it true?? Head box boy, it's not fog - it's the lens cover. Toilet papering houses and dead people - Jan. 11 Buena suerte a los seniors Senor Perez Happiness is cakes, Malcolm - Issac, Gilly, Tripper, Bernif, Ishmael, Spike, and Baby Love is Naomi Tempest! Michele Morgan is a joke. Ingrid, Lisa, Sue CS - I'll CC with BB while you PC with DD Runyons 84 Rebecca and Thomas 84 - forever! MISSION IMPOSSIBLE! Headaches in the hallway! I can't believe it!!! Christa, lt's not auburn - it's orange! K,A,C,S Dim - Holy No! - Kim Pizza loves Patty forever! Hey Scott, use a toilet next graduation! Go for the head, Woody!! RM. remember Barb RJG W please no more 3 A.M. calls! Two left feet, huh Aimee? Kimberly A. and Chris!! But who loves Patty more!! Whatever happened to GUMBY! I remember and leave Plesh's sick demented humor. Best of Luck to the Class of '85 - Dr. Herbert What's up Chuck? Not me! Are you ever? Eric, we shouldn't have driven 55! Hey Eski, I'm ugly, but you're uglier! Dave I'm gonna miss ya 018 lgood Number!!! J,M., l'll always consider you my bestest! S.G. Think - it may be a new experience Mr. D. Hey N.P., we know , . . you want Danny boy's tush Best of Luck in the future Patty! The G's May Mr. Sadusky's sped table live forever! Hey Dave M.: Sit uhu sit Ruff Dave K - There's hope for you yet! - Love US - XO Adam, you don't know - Sandy ELLEN - Eighteen huh? Rusty's Friends Alyssa, It's our telephone pole now! Jan 11, 85 Chris, I love you, Kim Jeff stop slurring your speech! S.G., N.G., A.F. So you really fell huh Alyssa? - S.G. Dave, Don't forget that picture I have - S.G. Alyssa - Avoid deadend roads and bigfoot - K.M. We finally graduated Trace! -v Cheryl Amy, We finally made it A Best friends forever - Karin Sometimes you just have to say . . .! RS - I love you! - AF Sue - We like him soooo much! M and T Mommy, mommy, it's time to get up - AB and NE NOCKEE - MAHNEE - WAY - A! Jim Stringbean Stinged his way to Alaska Bleeez, Bleeez! Eat a Ba-na-na on Cu-cum-bah Island! Come eat at the Buttercup Diner lS.T.! Julie, Who looks like a rooster? L.P. Dawn, When you get your license . . . L,P. ALD - ILY, A Y L Love always, John. Andrea and John - Augy and Lucy, True Love Always. Gail - remember the good times, Mike Good Luck Class of '85 - the Labars Dina, Thanx 4 oways bing there! Luv Terry Stacey, U'r the bestest friend! Luv ya, Terry Seth and Terry 4ever! CJ - 1. money 2. food 3. guys - WD Steve and Dina . . , Forever . . . C':.':s:::::'f::2':. ' V, Q' 'N Help Us Grow Congratulations mu and BLAIRSTOWN BUSINESS 'he Bei '-Wk ASSOCIATION, INC. the Class of 1985 Box 804 Blairstown, NJ 07825 ALPINE PORK STORE DR. AND MRS. GEORGE B. YOUNG Bl223IZ'Z3:8'Z224 AND FAMILY RACE'S FARM MARKET Rt. 94, Blairstown Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 362-8520 Area Code 201 Route 94 362-61911362-6763 Blairstown, NJ Gs ' 3, EleCfI'IC3l cqnfracfgrs Congratulations Kurt Seidel, Jr. and the Best of Luck Itadlo .fhaek to Specializing in Channels Master the class of 1985 Satellite Antenna Systems DANCE ARTS INC. Tap, Ballet, Acrobatics Pre-School, Jazz Phone: Box 2249 362-6640 Walnut Valley Rd. Blairstown, N.J. DR. AND MRS. CLAVEL AND FAMILY I n IDU LQUR .., --LM j MARTHA WASHINGTON PUB Dinner and Cocktails Wed. Thru Sunday 4-PM till 12:00 Dinner Served 5-9:30 362-6717 FERRARI'S FATHER AND SON SHOE REPAIR Main Street Blairstown, N.J. A Name to Build on BLUE RIDGE LUMBER 362-9590 Complete Lumber ooaoooooooooooooooooooo Anytime Towing and Building Materials E E Domestic and Import o Repair Service - . E vw Specialists Q1 Mile South of Blairstown g S H o P Don and Brian Bodemann on Rf 947 o Rt. 94 Blairstown 362-6156 Exercise C Aergbic CI'I9Ck OUI' PI'ICeSI Instruction QQ' 510 Dancin' Q! 5 A 6 ff .Q Phone 362-8252 Jacksonburg Rd. Blairstown, N.J. P.O. Box 316 362-9400 Best Wishes to the Class of Clothes for Every Size Lady . . . 1985 ff i I A Y REBECCA AND E MILY nr 94 nt 46 43 E. Washington Ave. ARVARY ggfffggun :giggle IsI:2fIII2gton 1201, 362-6493 POCONO MOUNTAIN Your Own Quality TR Sporting Goods Store Charter and Line Buses Best Wishes Class of '85 S Ralph Gefkhafdi II1 NJ 362-8237 Blairslgwn Shgpping Plaza Route 94 Out of State BIBIFSIOWI1, NJ 300-526-0613 Hunting, Fishing and Rt. 94 Athletic Equipment Blairstown, NJ NORTH WARREN REGICNAL EDUCATIDN ASSOCIATION Best Wishes to the R CIassof1985 pfflw X M S guns. Q, YM, abc Cum QQ, QZMQ MQ Q7Q+'JL!0x Q wh QQ? WY Wmwwx fmt 40,421 V7-69006 XM O ffl Shjgbw' ,Q Muff heX7L v R mmf gawk Wf QJJWS ff my Qdqww M17 0 7533 M J U 5+feacs:::,?:::'gfg af ff fgffffd Fun Deli with Sandwiches and F Tigfg6gi9039 I-I M d s I d s s b ' - aza ome 8 e 8 8 8 Madl32r0rlde: gqerdagz Sqlutmi Blairstown, NJ I F'NK S OLD COUNTRY Dried and Cut Flowers PANTRY Roses and Arrangements Buffets, Party Trays Flowers for All Occasions . NJ Pick-It Rt. 94 Halnesburg, NJ 07832 2Q1-496-411 Renee and AI Gleckler F I N K ' S 201-362-9404 Zahma D. Haynes gideo Cassatt? Q 9 99 - 9'1 S Infants and Childrens Wear ETA - gripes RWt:v:1'n'1af3gfyb:Jcg'4?:gf7832 Route 94, A8tP Shopping Plaza Mon. Thru Sat. 10:30am to 7:00pm Blairstown, NIJ- 91825 All YYPES Y BLAIRSTOWN GLASS 5 671453 R..9...p.0.B.,,606 BOB S AUTO SUPPLY Blairstown, NJ 07825 We Have Glass lor Every Purpose Sun Roots - Custom Wheels' Speed Equipment , I Walt Orcull, Prop. 201-362-9696 X 5 7 Main Street HTHE SHOE Boxu Blairstown 1 A8tP Shopping Plaza 3624326 1 Rt. 94, Blairstown, NJ 07825 Famous Shoes for the Family M I at Discount Prices ' Hours, Congratulations Mon. to sat. - 10 to 5:30 Class of '95 Fri. - 10 to 8 362-9622 Eau Qian punk C1911 355 0 5112 Zliirut HHUIIHI mtlllk nf Eltliliinllitl NIU. MAIN sr. si.AmsTowN cossuswooo Bn. nr. 94 'mimi 36243235 J BLA1 nsrown 362-6186 GI Elllll HIIISIS l--,..J-- LENDER 201 -362-9173 NORTH WARREN DRIVING SCHOOL Joe Benvenuto Mike Sweet P.0. Box 820 Instructors Blairstown, NJ 07825 -4-' LANDMAFK cesaerv suwens, INC. LANDMARK f P O. BOX 607, BLAIRSTOWN, NJ 07825 Richard G. Wallace President Phone 1201, 362-9227 Office: Route 94 and Lambert Road QEJIBIVS EIPFITGI 9309151555 Et. 54, A8415 Shopping 19161251 NEWBAKER FUNERAL HOME Route 94 Blairstown, NJ 07825 Glenn H. Caprario - - - Maha er llilalrstnwn, Nil H7325 9 Unique Gifts Bridal Consultation and Registration C- Edward Mccfacken Homemade Chocolates Director Trains and Models Layaways Accepted DOMINICK'S PIZZERIA AND RESTAURANT Tasty Italian Foods C0mP'imenlS Pizza - Baked to Your Order of Spaghetti - Lasagna - Calzone Sandwiches and Manicotti Sicilian and Regular Ask about The Works Mon.-Thurs. D I N E R 11 AM-11 PM Fri. and Sat. 11 AM-12 Midnight Sunday 12 Noon-11 PM Eat In or Take Out Call 362-6460 Blairstown Plaza THE BLAIRSTOWN BLAIRSTOWN ' ' SUNOCO PHARMACY Q4 V Q 362-9311 John Fedash, R.P. Rte. 94 Blairstown Plaza Blairstown, NJ 07325 Corvette and Performance Phone: 362-6963 SPeCi8'iS'S lhe Gilmore Agency 'lYour Compleie Insurance CenTer ' Locaiea across from ine bank al Main ana Carnarl Sireeis. 0 We wriie insurance for: ' Homeowners 0 Stores 0 Small Business 0 Conlraclors 0 Business Aulos 0 Horses ' Manufacturers ' Personal Aulos o or your ANYTHING! 0 If you Think you're paying loo muon for insurance lana you probably arel call us ana compare. Il'II cosi you NOTHING lil may save you a lonj. Service you can counl on from people you can TrusT FOUNTAIN WINE AND LIOUORS Fountain Mall Route 94 5 Blairstown Auto Supply Blairstown, NJ 07825 ROUTE 94 TelePhone BLAlnsTowN, NJ 07825 1200 362-8298 Good Luck AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND SUPPLIES - Tfaci and Naomi For Cars, Trucks and Tractors N A b from of all makes I Blairstown - DAIRY QUEEN PHONE: 12011 362-8101 Ol' 362-8822 JERSEY GYPSUM SUPPLY Drywall Supplies L. 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R QM historic village, Stan Udell Realtors N , Q . are ideally situated to help with F. 5' gf'-,X Or fzfc 'Z all area real estate needs - residential, E ' 'S I commercial, investment, farm and acreage. 1' f P - as f - Jwjlivx W Qflzg-95:99 - 7 W QM rw. STAN UDELL 46 K jf fc pw I mm nEALTons mc. jf P6 . H 71 mi , . 1. Jw 1' ,1 u . , P.O. Box 44, Hope, NJ 07844 For the fifteenth year, the North lp mm 4594123 Warren Lions Club is happy to offer O congratulations and best wishes for PARTY TYME future success to the graduating class at the of North Warren Regional High School. Fountain Mall NORTH WARREN BI n t NJ LION'S cLuB 85223135 For All Your Party Needs Good Luck Class of '85 Hope, N.J. Phone 459-4141 DICK DIRECT SALES Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Supplies Main Street Hope, New Jersey 07844 12011 459-4167 PARISIAN ROOM BEAUTY SALON Main Street Blairstown, N.J. Eleanor Findlay Phone: 362-6227 COUNTRY HOMES, INC. R.D. 111, Box 83C Blairstown, N.J. 07825 201-459-4598 We offer a complete line of custom and modular homes. Stan Konya, President 201 -362-8660 201 -852-4247 J BACH S DRUG FOUNTAIN MALL LAUNDROMAT a Rt. 94, Fountain Mall Blairstown, NJ 07825 852-2223 149 Main St. WILLOW GROVE LAUNDROMAT Hackettstown, NJ 07840 , 111 Willow Grove St. J. R. Hoover RP J. G. Lynch RP Hackeustown' NJ 07840 Open 365 Days a Year - 6am to Midnight Good Luck Class of 1985 compliments of Maria McDonough COUNTRY LIQUOR STORE 'me' . mviif fm f 1 vunrry Rmllisr, Pix! ,, xxx I - rlffa Good Luck Class of '85 K ' 5 Q 8 office: 1200 459-5222 Home: 1201, 459-4875 Th E441 H1414 P.0. Box 342 High St., Hope Village, N.J. 07844 I W-.JxJx.g. ,. t S-ix-..J..,f8fUJ.m 04 ' I IVIAK REVICH BRQS. INC. 7 Complete Lineof John Deere Equipment TQMULWM' MQQOJ W Lawn and Garden Tractors a? 4 Log Splitters ji QM. 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