Parsippany Christian High School - Torch Yearbook (Parsippany, NJ)

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I, Kim Barch, leave Joyce Upton all the hot fudge she can fit in her mouth: Diana Poulsen a new PUMA shirt: the piano keys to Kathy Savage: my thanks to a patient and caring coach, Miss Snow: the fun of walking to school to Mathew, Bethany and Joanna: Mr. Hawkins a complete skeleton for his future Physiology classes: Lauren Johnson a box of fried chicken from Roys. I, Dawna Busold, leave: sunglasses to Mr. Hartman to fend off bored students across the hall and mirrors to the bored students: Judy S. all the patience she can get for one more year: Judy C. some loveable penguins: the iob of torturing Mr. Hartman to the new seniors! I, Bill Friggle, leave: Chuck Peters my Ford Maverick: Dennis Brown to straighten out Mr. Hartmans mind: Kevin Henderson to disturb Mr. Hartmans History class. I, Russ Fiussell, leave: Chuck Peters, Eric Freitag and Eric Rossman my grades, to be equally split among them, so they can graduate: Glenn Geraghty my balance: Mr. Hartman the United Nations: Amy Robenolt a scalpel to discect any frog she sees: J.B. 101 ways to get even-and the automatic weapons to do it. I, Jeff Tiel, leave: prayer meeting to Chad and RJ.: Mr. Hartman our very few agreements : Judy small taIk : Kathy radical argumentive abilities. I, Abe Van Wingerden, leave: all Mr. Hartmans debates to Glenn S.: the great times in Mrs. Laba's class to all the juniors: blessing on all who give Mr. Hawkins chocolate. I, Corinne Flammer, leave: the new seniors a cage to help them control the underclassmenlgood lucklj: the fun of yearbook deadlines to Wendy W. and Judy S. and their staff : Mr. Hawkins all the Coke he can find roaming the halls: Judy S. and Kathy S. all the l.G.G.P.'s they need to get them through, a bottle of mop and glow, and 1 year of services from Lawn Doctor: one very young coon to Judy C.: the joy of beating Timothy to next year's soccer team. I, Donna Peterson, leave: Mr. Hartman a cheesecake and a hockey stick pushed through the vent with a note attached: to Allison many more joys and heartaches of having Mr. Detwiler for a math teacher: ChuckPeters all the GM cars and trucks in the world: Judy Chestnut my Abercrombie and fitch shirt: Dean the task of Finding someone else to be submissive : Dock Savage better throwins, second base, and many more I triple GP's: Naomi the memories of the Victory Tournament: Katie the job of keeping the Porker spirit alive: Mr. Baldwin all the old cheeseburgers on the bus: David Bright all the French Fries he can eat : Mr. Detwiler my First published book of One thousand and One Good Excuses for Absences ol School . I, Dotty Thomas, leave: all my gum to Mr. Detwiler: an American History book to Mr. Hartman so he can find otu how many reps. NJ has: my position as left fullback to Karen F.: Little Miss Splendid and some Mop-N-Glow to Judy and Kathy: some words of advice for the 86 soccer team-BEAT TIMOTHY! I, April Hernandez, leave: Joyce Upton breath freshener for her dog: Lori Boland a big jar of apple juice and a shirt to wear in the hallway: Chuck Peters a drawstring for his soccer shorts, etc.: Wendy and Katie a special thanks for being the best GIRLS in the school: Mr. Hartman cheesecake and a hockey stick: Mrs. Perryman my love and thanks for being a great cheerleading coach and friend. I, Amy Flobenolt, leave to Chuck Peters season tickets to see Kentucky University, and the common sense for no more bets! To Leslie many more exciting years and P,C.S. All my good grades: To Ric Freitag CLERICAL procedures II: To Mr. D. the maid Donna gave me so you don't have to teach anymore, and another Algebra I student as brilliant as me. I, Darcy Floyd, leave to Chuck a bottle of A1: to Kathy a machine gun: to Judy my aqua shirt: to Wendy my job at tourneys: to Mandi my properly hemmed cheerleading skirt: to Miss Snow a hug and a date with Mel: and to PCS fourteen years worth of memories of me. I, Doug Florence, leave Chuck P. all the authority of being a senior and my calculator if he can find it: to Chip N. my blue locker and other calculator: to Mr. Hartman a biography of Thomas Jefferson: to Mr. Hawkins a name plate for his office: to the baseball team, lots of luck for next year. I, Johanne Esposito, leave Bookkeeping Class to whoever is awake enough to endure it: the priviledges of going out to lunch to Katie and Wendy: to Miss Snow a very happy future: to Mr. Ainsworth many thanks for being a great principal: a pack of No-Doz to Lauren. I, Todd Henderson, leave a tape of Dokken to Dennis: to Dean memories of Darcey: to Chuck a Chevy emblem. I, Irene Vunk, leave Cheryl a clean room: to my adopted sisters some peace and quiet: and to all who remember our class trip, a night of rest. I, Kellie Lee, leave the Class of '87 a great senior year and all the thrills of fund raising: to Adele Drake, my little Fled Covette and The Rooster 'hood ornament: my math class pal to ANYONE but me: Assistant Editor Judy Soemer or whoever is crazy enough: Bookkeeping Class to those few people who can stay awake through anything: Dean K. all Income from Zales: Dennis Brown 1001 Excuses for being Absent . I, Lenore Vogdes, leave my Mac uniform to Cheryl: my spot in the car to Missy: my room to Kristy: one DEAD cat to Mr. Hawkeye: going to sleep in Mr. Hartman's wonderful history classes to Kathy S.: the hastles of raising money for the seniors class trip to the class of '87. oo n ,Q - zoo'

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