Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 318 of the 1982 volume:

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While in these days of quiet desperation As I wonder through the world in which I live I search everywhere for some new inspiration But it's more than cold reality can give. If I need a cause for celebration Or a comfort l can use to ease my mind I rely on my imagination And I dream of an imaginary time. I know that everybody has a dream. Billy Joel W a E E L A H O V N N I I A N Q. S1 fr Nothing's gonna change my world. Saw- Lennon 81 McCartney Mo . . . Little Tex . . . Aye Goomal . . . Stunad . . . Soc- cer . . . Maritimo . . . Softball Are you serious? . . . ln- tense convos about you know who . . . Cuz, remem- ber that Weds wf Southern Belle . . . La Noche en La- tino America . . . Good times in Ohio . . . Hi baby! . . . I love you too . . . SQUEEZE . . . Hi buddy! . . . Thanx mom and dad and everyone else for being the greatest . . . amd! PETER VENTRELLA Pescado . . Huey . . l'm never playing golf with George again . . Mr. Bill . . Ron and Celeste . . Ventura . . Denied . . Maharishi and the Swami . . Thanks Gail . . Shuut UUp . . He's dead . . Psuedo . . Sophmore All-Stars y You say it's a terrible world, Dumb and unforgiving, fs. 3'-if l l don't know where you live But you're not living- Byrds i in. qi'- MARC FELDSTEIN My interest is in the future because l'm going to spend the rest of my life there. C. Kettering Al will go anywhere provided it is forward. D. Livingstone ' ix 'L .kk. X,.' K ' J Af Rome was not built in a day Opposition will come your way But the harder the battle you see lt's the sweeter the victory J. Cliff M A T I T l took month-long vacations in the stratosphere and you know lt's really hard to hold your breath I swear l lost everything I ever loved or feared, I was the cosmic kid ln full costume dress Well, my feet they finally took root in the earth but l got me a nice little place in the stars, And I swear I found the key to the universe in the engine of an old parked car l hid in the mother breast of the crowd but when they said, Pull down, l pulled up Ooh . . . growin' up Bruce F E G E N B A U M 7 Nw. G i f 5 Bri. l E R N S T MARTINA, Feigs fSandy lllj, Roops Wellerkopf. The Pinto, E.L., the Res., Mtnside., Movies, L.L.B., Yea, Yea, Yea. Oh God. Put it in reverse, Judas, the Green Manalishi, Skiing- Great Gorge and Hunter S lb 1 5 Nw- '1g,A --w J' we ,ff , VW NN I ,,,,' V 4 U 'K I L EE L H Accept the challenge. Go for the gold. You'lI be richer for the quest. -Dr. K eith Bell SCOTT YEOMANS My dreams they aren't as empty As my conscience seems to be. The Who l'm just gonna let you pass, Yes, and l'll go last. Then time will tell who fell And who's been left behind, When you go your way and I go mine' Bob Dylan 7' E , N. , A xff x-.L N A ng:-Q 2' 5 l f . O Thanks for everything, Mom. TIM SIEGEL Character is like a tree and reputation its shadow, The shadow is what we think it ls: the tree is the real thing. Abraham Lincoln Try not to become a man of success but rather try try to become a man of value. Albert Einstein lt is hard to adapt to chaos, but it can be done. l am living proof of that: It can be done. Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. v-Q... rf' xwdmfwfd All musical people seen to be happyg it is to them the engrossing pursuitg almost the only innocent and unpunished pas- sion. Sydney Smith 5. il' Q Pr' K M bv 'W - Q Q- ki F , Q ,F-3 . ez, W ., , ,... L f , , The best presents are those f .e,'1 ' A y that can be returned .'1fgm 79 , me . x 'hiatus A. I! lmaglne no possessions l wonder if you can No need for greed or hunger A brotherhood of man Imagine all the people Sharing all the world . . . You may say l'm a dreamer But l'm not the only one l hope someday you'll join us GEORGE LEWIS 'V !f ,wh X 4 , ' ww! And the world may be as one John Lennon X . xv M... I ,NK l 7, ff x Yves 29 MICHEAL CUCKA The Cosmos is all that is or ever was or ever will be. Carl Sagan . . . it is time to make rich and profitable campaigns and to gain the great reward for your labors, after having accomplished such a length of journey over so many mountains and rivers . . . Hannible to his soldiers Don't cry, Timmy, the giant mollusk wasn't really happy ln the big city. Howard Pasternak Mache dir selber Bahn! Goethe Yankee Stadium Bronx, New York New York Yankees Chicago White Sox June 6, 1981 30 Loge, Sec. 27 511 E 8:00 PM Cerone 151: Pinlella 121 John fpitcherl 35 5 5 S K ilk? lf DAVID LINENBERG SAMANTHA ROBINSON p WGS WGS WGS WGS WGS WGS WGS WGS WGS WGS the best of times, the worst of times the age of wisdom the age of foolishness the epoch of belief the eopoch of incredulity the season of light the season of darkness the spring of hope the winter of despair Charles Dickens - iw is is n You can laugh at my behavior That'll never bother me Say the devil is my savior But I won't pay no heed And I will go on shlnin Shlnin like brand new I'll never look behind me My troubles will be few. Was an early morning yesterday I was up before the dawn And I really have enjoyed my stay P But I must be movin on. A Photographs and memories Christmas cards I sent to you All that I have are these To remember you But we sure had a good time When we started way back -1 I rn rn-ISU rn cn Jw 5 5 Omg E 2. F' GD N II Q- C' 0 D- 'I O O B l'l'l U D 'U-I ' zgcgngiga nggoec-o o nh-Gag 559.3522 N: :: .4-15.0 :fn ,4 QQFN-.pp :Q-E05'o: 2'-'Xa vc B 50 S2 5 2 B ' -1 m 5 eo Oh how I loved you then Hard work never hurt anybody But I'm not taking any chances I am easy to please As long as I have things my way Watching Bill Murray in Stripes Eating pizza Down the shore In a bedroom You only llve once But if you live right Once ls enough Sometimes I wonder Where I've been Who I am, do I fit in Make bellevln is hard alone Out here on my own We're always provin who we are Always reachin For that rlsin star When l'm down and feeling blue I close my eyes So I can be with you Oh baby be strong for me Baby belong to me Help me through, help me need you Until the mornin sun appears Makin life of all my fears I've dried the tears I've never shown I may not win but I can't be thrown. R O B I -elk J J E R V E Y 6 1 Av 'QF wig v - X if fm L .,q,.:..u f i E +- 1.1 ' 5 x ,Q- tx: MICHELLE LIGHT 35 STACEY J ERROLD Are you tired of workin', feels like nothin' Well, you ain't gettin' any younger Why can't we all live for today? Blackfoot Make a promise, take a vow And trust your feelings it's easy now Understand the voice within And feel the changes already beginning The Moody Blues Well, the future's uncertain All the world is indeed a stage We are merely players Performers and portrayers Each other's audience Outside the gilded cage Rush The end is always near . . . Jim Morrison Crazy, but that's how it goes Millions of people living as foes Maybe it's not too late To learn how to love And forget how to hate Ozzy Osburne is Take time to work, lt is the price of success. Take time to think, lt is the source of power. Take time to play, lt is the secret of perpetual youth. Take time to read, lt is the foundation of wisdom. Take time to be friendly, It is the road to happiness. Take time to love and be loved, lt is the privilege of the gods. Take time to share, Life is too short to be selfish. Take time to laugh, Laughter is the music of the soul. Source Unknown X. XX 3 X r 'ish TX i .X .P - BETSY CHAPIN ir . . . Love is never gone As we travel on, Love's what we'll remember X . x I '-Qf , 5 M ' ' Vx 4., 2 Qi 5 M rv ' Q df' To laugh often and much: to win respect of intelligent people and the affection of children: to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friendsg to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others: to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child a garden patch or a redeemed social conditiong to know even one life has breathed easier because you lived. This is to have succeeded. I W ' We are not primarily put on this earth to see through one another, but to see one another through- Music is the flowering of expression. MARY KATHRYN MAN GAN ARO But one more thing- before we start to say goodbye- Let's promise that we won't forget the way we made time fly. Pour tout homme, le premier pays est sa patrie, et le second, c'est la France. Thomas Jefferson K R I N E M N L E T All the world's indeed a stage, And we are merely players . . . Quick to judge, Quick to anger Slow to understand Rush V' 4,,Y:,p: 'H - 7 -' Ku 9' Y u' ' f I I l e e -, - - ij? it Q , X. E' M ,Q 4k ,cg ?N:A. fi 1 'sash 1' Q f5b 5-s' , max 4 E'sg'u A c - 'M s S X . ,-hk . gi 4 1 if at Much learning doth make thee mad. Acts 26:24 a v Our doubts are traitors, And make us lose the ood we off g ALISON LITTLE might win, By fearing to attempt. Shakespeare Alas, Hegel was right when he said that we learn from history that men never learn anything from history. G. B. Shaw l'd like to thank all the little people who made this possible. JAL 35' ' wi 'l if 2, N? . Q 5 vs, - WP wif sg ,inx-:L.'iX- ,QQ tx. I fx Qs 1 M 4- VY - xl 1 1 1 if' 1 ., . . ' , rf dpgyrag nfs: we :S if 'II ' f' :' M A 1. uv S' W s Blossom there's a sweet dream on my mind, There's a song inside me take these chains away. -James Taylor Guess l got to be like the circus man, just swallow the knife as well as l can. -Harry Chapin BILL OSTROFF Why don't we stop fooling our- selves, the game ls over. -Paul Simon Yes, to dance beneath the diamond sky With one hand waving free Sllhouetted by the sea Clrcled by the circus sands . . . Copyright, 1975, G.B. Trudeau. Reprinted with permission of Universal Press Syndicate. ow UUUAELHE tlsw W5 Aw0s7A1wL, AND l7f5 5N0wfN6 Bob Dylan All rights reserved. AEAIN! WfM7'H4PPEJV!:77 WUIJR INWOMBLE RIGHT 70 SHQIN6 ?.' X , -1, O' ff f WELL, I WOULDMT GIVE UP YE7j M-sag. 14, - Ami 1 7' I si' 9 N af :f i , J-1-2 ggQ0? JN GREG ,rfjglafq V K, by V .,,K.1, Q ' . 1, Q ffsgd CLARICK jj by 0 B if 0 4-, 0 X 0 f YE5, SIR! I 607 77-115 M10-Dz5L.fI60T7Nf5DfePD0wN FEELING 7HA2'ANY DNYNDM frfufva 7HA7DL'5Px2fN67fME I5 fours Evfznuuezf IUILL BE JU57AROUND me CORNER! JUININ6 HANDS AND CKWN6 , -- 'Lf X 0 ' '0 0 .' ' 1- XJLJZ' ,.- ' l . 37- LW --33:23, ,J G G N X D D f-f fix- W fy f 'SPRING AT Msn' 5PR!N6 A7 LAST ! 7!-IANK 600 ALM!6HTY l7'5 SPRINGAT 1.145711 aulrffa iff?-1, lf dreams were thunder And lightening was desire Then this old house Would have burned down A long time ago. John Prine Wm , F s .9 , ' ' W D 3 9 0 J flex. 14752. I Q ,, Q W if D0 7HAT DONT WANT Q . AGAIN. mmm our ,f gf Q 7 6 I Q X 7HE BATTERIES. fox , --0 W 5 yr :J G ko xl A V ' .4412 OE4 fa 1' '-lg KV N 'L 5 ' C ' f '- f ,N f- ' 6 fvtfxf 0 iff-' x. . STEVEN u FISCH There is one thing stronger than all the armies in the worldg and that is an idea whose time has come. Victor Hugo Life is far too important a thing to talk seriously about. Oscar Wilde The pleasure of life is according to the man who lives it, and not according to the work or place. Emerson In Lumine Tuo Videbimus Lumen STEVEN QUENTZEL The horror! The horror! Leges Sine Moribus Vanae 1 N 5 N , V JOYCE PAPAS A time lt was, And what a time it was, lt was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago . . . it must be . . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories, They're all that's left you. Paul Simon You will do foolish things, But do them with enthusiasm! Qui peut dire le faux et le reel? Dan Fogelberg 1 4 We can never know about the days to come, But we think about them anyway. 'M Nw. rf Carly Simon if' See that what thou singest with thy lips, thou dost believe in thine heart, and that what thou believest in thine heart, thou dost show forth in thy works. si., JULIE ANN MINOGUE THE TIRE This new day is given to us, unclutered, fresh and clean. Yesterday's troubles are in the past, Tomorrow's may never be seen. God has granted us this new day to do with as we will. Let's fill it with kindness and happiness Love, joy and good will! You sit and wonder who's gonna stop the rain Who'll ease the sadness, who's gonna quiet the pain There are not many times when life holds still and behaves like lt's supposed to for a minute. KATHERINE O'CON N OR Go real slow, you'll like it more and more Take it as it comes, specialize in having fun -Doors- I stood up and laughed thought lt was a joke That's the way that the world goes round John Prine link Q., a.,s,. AMQ X YE To two very special people, Thanks Mom and Dad- for everything. QQIQVN 30 ' ffm 9 X 1, S f ' p a-,P 1 .3 KATHRYN BARLETTA Kathryn Anne . . . Sweet 16 . . . Sharona . . . E.J. . . Ernstyberger . . . Jlbberish . . . Aruba . . . Amslebaby . . . Cheesedoodle . . . outgrown bike . . . Big Brother Stud . . . Sr. Guapo . . . Washington . . . Boston . . . L.B.l. . . . Bettle . . . I think I'll go to French now . . . The Gothams . . . Jenbaby . . . Joyceola What lies before us and what lies behind us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Emerson Who we are and what we become is determned by those who love us. Powell For every minute you are angry you lose sixty seconds of happiness. Emerson Shower the people you love with love. James Taylor SHARON MCGUIRE ,.....,..-- And in chasln' what I thought were moonbeams I have run into a couple of walls . . . But in looking back at the faces I've been l would sure be the first one to say when I look at myself today Wouldn'ta done it any other way. J. Croce s E km I decided long ago Never to walk in anyone's shadow, lf I fail, if I succeed, At least I lived as I believe, No matter what they take from me They can't take away my dignity. G.B. J K, W.,1,,EN.k,. 55, . Die Welt und das Leben zu lieben, jedem Sonnenstrahl dankbar offenzustehen und auch im Leid das Laecheln nicht ganz zu verlieren, diese Lehre echter Dichtung veraltet nie und ist heute notwendlger denn je. , HESSE CHRISTIAN KRAUS The absurd is the essential concept and the first truth. CAMUS All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. E.A.POE Not witness the quickness with which we carry on. Stephen Stills Ticklng away the moments that make up a dull day You fritter and waste the hours In an off hand way Kicking around on a piece of ground in your home town Waiting for someone or something to show you the way' Pink Floyd There's no place like home. The Good Witch to Dorothy JAMES She's my little Rock 'n' Roll. Jaggerllllchards ,-,V, . Z , POPP All A Doesn't have a point of view Knows not where he's going to ls'nt he a but like you and me? Lennon 8: McCartney lf you get confused listen to the music play. Hunter I Garcia ff f 1'1? f : 5 iii if la' P? Il QE? 3 ' S ' il ,f , S . f 5? ' X V. , f- r I Wa.. X, At . V - A fi S ' X5 5 S ix M . S S A Q I - mx .. 9 Y Z ' K .z ga . , ' if if J 1 .la .7 X jg ise S ' Y j , A Q Y 4:3 irll l fz, x M ' QYQJF .5 . S S S s cv'-' Ind -WW N3 JI Y 55 Try to realize it's all within yourself No one else can make you change George Harrison JEFFREY COOPER Here is the secret to staying sane and loving life: you've got to be madly in love with some of lt, happy with most of it, and content with all of it. ZDOHVUIOUS ln the midst of winter, I finally learned that there was in me an Invincible summer Camus K wma ,. DONALD MCMIN N A man hears all he wants to and dlsregards the rest. Simon and Garfunkel W Why don't you take a look at yourself, And describe what you see. I - is CHRIS POLEK I was told what it means to be a man Now Ive reached that age Where Ive tried to do those things as best I can No matter how l tried found my way to the same old jail Good times bad times, you know l've had my share Led ZCPPIID In the days of my youth E- 4:2 u We're out . . . Bad night lf23l81, good night 2127182 Empty house, let's use it . . . Snowtime In Mendham Pete, I'm only putting on my ski, the LAST game of Missile Command . . . Chuck, case of Lowies, case of Molsons, that's neither here nor there . . . Ralph skiing with a hangover, Pete run- ning with a hangover, Chris suffering with a hang- over . . . no problem coach I'll be there. . . good summer 81, better summer '82 Wrestling, Lacrosse . . . Phil . . . Norbert . . . Thursdays in August with Pete and Chuck let's do it again in June, July and August. AbcwlpisonpalinxgeRFall + Unless BCatsxKlllLPoorDllliteratehKdz ZNothlngspGosRldebYaksxy LetsBX Nswlllpandskltatmantolokingsb I walk.all long until my feet are sore. I rest a minute then I walk some more. It's a typical day On the road to Utopia. Todd Rundgren ss- -e Led Zepplin g, N.. RICHARD WIEN ER Norbert, Gulliver, Stugatz, Murray, Plnga Salchicha . . . funny bone . . . The Mcllwaln Curse . . . misma cablna . . . Tlo Tony . . . reread . . . There's a bumble bee on the blackboard . . . Our Gang . . . library fun . . . eep eep . . . FE? quiet, please . . . Uh-huh . . . rlde the Night Train . . . spank the monkey . . . Timber . . . Pirate . . . que pasa, sangre? . . The Dumpster . . . Mr. Cholesterol . . . And that's all she wrote. 4 .1 l'll learn to work the saxophone I play just what I feel Drink Scotch whiskey all night long And die behind the wheel l want a name when l lose They call Alabama the Crimson Tide Call me Deacon Blues Come on, Algebra. This aln't no place for you. Uh uh, brother. I aln't givin' my apples to nobody. My dog aln't got no license, mister. He just got fleas. Stymle fm Mk. They got a name for the winners in the world Walter Becker and Donald Horse sense is what keeps people from being nags The best vitamin for developing friends is B 1 Think metric, keep the Ten Commandments United Methodist Church Springfield N J V, H ,fi fwm-, Af W? .L , fa Q U C D fxx N.: 0 +V 1 'A' M s 300 . . . Swilling with the Roadsters . . Romans . . . Our Gang . . . Blizzard In Mendham . . . Snowman Golfing wl 0.D. Russ and Louis . . . warm Rheingolds . . . Riden the Night TRAIN w I Stugatz . . . Bayamo . . . Watney's Spank the Monkey . . . Do da Twist . . . M.0.K.E . . . Fat Ones Shellhead, Buckand T . . . Gulliver . . . Soccer . . . Hockey . . . Lax . . . Redl-Whip . . . Buucca . . . D.H.U.T.A. . . . GJK . . . Chivas Gayle . . . 21 . . . 11 . . . THANX. . Pete . . . Chuck , I. K RALPH KUNZMANN p 3 AI Through the ages the Peacock has been honored and praised for its attractive, Illus- trlous beauty. ln all the bird family, the pea- cock is the only species that lntergrates all colors into one, and displays this radiance of fire only when in love. We, like the peacock, try to lntergrate all races into one, through the love and power of music. Michael Jackson Buttface, Ralph, Romans . . The boys . . This ls going to be the joint . . 5 second spats . . Payback ls a dog . . Dl-IUTA . . I'll do anything for you . . WFB and BTB . . 1981 Football Team . . Romans' and Ralphs' beer parties . . Cops In Short Hills . . Gulllver . . Phlls' house every Saturday night . . The Football Party . . Gotta book . . , N-4 gil? .5'?fig,:: V 'vi S' Q1 Abi 3' 2- gk ff' ,f JOTHJ RUSSELL Ostroff's . . . Frosh Wlth Tremmy . . . 2B At Oratory . . . Eddie V . . . JV County Soccer Champs . . . 17-7 At SS . . . Misma Cabina . . . Kicking With Shellhead And O'D . . . Bend- ing For Quarters . . . Busted By Un- cle 'l' . . . Florida . . . Why Ya Gotta Push Me, Romans . . . Tools Of lgno- rance . . . Parking Lots With Louie . . . Golfing With Kunzie . . . 5 A.M. Return . . . Norbert, Mt. St. Helens, Etc . . . Bayamo's . . . Eeep . . . Frazer And The Stones . . . Stiles In SH . . . Phlleep . . . Chahlle And Pete . . . Sophisticated Larry . . . NaCl 95 A x of 2 ff ,lf I .,.L ' gf B ' SSER f - ' f. 'L No Eternal Reward Will Forgive Us Now For Wasting The Dawn. J.M. and the Doors all ,uv 'if L S 5 sf A ff: r , Unto this world we are born riders on the storm. air' . U I S M ,O N T E A G U D O The future is uncertain, the end is always near. J.M. X -x ,Av It aln't over till it's ov er Yogi Berra. PHIL HUBBAUER 1 7 x...,., F? X , 33 When this you see, remember me and bear me in your mind. Let all the world say what they may speak of me as you flnd. Brian Jones 11943-19691 -- ' l have my freedom but l don't have much time. Faith has been broken Tears must be cried. Let's do some living, after we'll die. Stones It hurts to set you free, but you'll never follow me. Morrison ROB FRAZER All that you slight everyone you fight All that is now All that is gone All that's to come And everything under the sun ls ln tune But the sun is eclipsed by the moon Floyd I see the storm is threatening My very life today lf l don't get some shelter Oh Lord l'm gonna fade away Stones Tlme waits for no one and it won't walt for me. Stones JEFF BEG MARC DEN N ISON Be happy, let your smile show it. Wear a grin, and let the sun shine in, then everyone around you will be happy too. '-fa A sound mind in a sound body. h -Juvenal- ll I Everybody has a little light under the sun. -George Clinton- Everything is relative x. s v ls... 1-Q. Q is no fo , V f Q , f x ' ' 6 W 6 X A , wg 'W g , ig E j 'Q Lx .N 5 m 3 X as il Z , .J Q v-wff - fb ,Q i' K- . 2-3 . A -. -mr-f - , Nl K g T' f ' I 3 m. h L. f K K- -Q, K.: ff - 0 5 wg ,V f s 9' ., , gg .E -' k 3 Qi .I A Y' -' ' ' X N Nag , A ' H iwgfrii A K . iz 5 - Q' K -- A w g u QE: ' 'N' 5, 3 K f .'- 1 :fri - ' ' -S i ' im ' - W ,K A W-A I SW if ,.- xg Q - Ni a A Q, N . .-ff N . .. Q:- V ' 9' J X Q v a wa Q - kim? ' f ' 6. Q. A K' . I M X 55, . b if Ti ' fm!! psf lt takes dynamite to get me up, too much of everything is just enough Every time that wheel turns round your bound to cover just a little more ground W Q The band kept us so busy we for- got about the time I Lovers come and go, the riv- L er . . . roll, roll, roll CHWAZIAK The bus came round and I got on, thats when it all began you two! GEORDIE KLINE you can chose a ready guide in some celestrial voice if you choose not to decide you still have made a choice I will choose a path thats clear I will choose free will Neil Peart This is not our life Everything here is a game A passing thing, What matters ls what l've done And what l'll leave behind, Let it be an example For those that come There are many people With the will to fight Life ls not just this Truth is farther beyond. Pele Truth is false and logic lost ........ Rush ,Jw ' y' ,S Y Q 61 no 'hh D .-, Taking away the moments that make up a dull day ...... Pink Floyd ,, A-asv., 1 mi MARK TELLING You know we're having good days And we hope they're going to last Our future still looks brighter than our past We feel no need to worry No reason to be sad Our memories behind us Maybe lIfe's road is no so bad N. Peart We are islands to each other Building hopeful bridges On the troubled sea N. Peart --r But It's hard to follow the rules l never could And still never do C. Hynde . . . the story of life is quicker than the wink of an eye the story of love ls hello and good-by untill we meet again J. Hendrix A. i lbs RONALD WELLER Bogie and Franz . . . Trules, Cliff, Doug, Feigs No Man Has Got it Made, and if He Thinks He Does, He's Wrong L.S CLIFF RUPRECHT What a caterpillar calls The end of the world, We call a butterfly. -Richard Bach Argue for your limitations, And, sure enough, They're yours. -Richard Bach Once in a while You get shown the light ln the strangest of places lf you look at It right. -The Grateful Dead M- . mi., 1 A Q.. LYNNE DICKSON HE THER M MULLE i .- YQ J s fo W M C 7 . 4 Q 8 Q4 X 1' ' 'f Q I F 5 4 J :f5 1. x 4. V Q ids . Jf Many times l've lied Many times l've listened Many times l've wondered How much there is to know. Led Zeppelin Too much of everything ls just enough . . . -Grateful Dead ROB BROWN lt's all a dream we dreamed One afternoon Long ago -Grateful Dead lf l knew the way, I would take you home -Grateful Dead 'N Many times l've lied Many times I've listened Many times l've wondered How much there is to know. Many dreams come true And some have silver linings l live for my dream And a pocket full of gold Mellow is the man Who knows what he's been missing Many many men Can't see the open road. Many is a word That only leaves you guessing Guessing 'bout the thing You really ought to know You really ought to know. Led Zeppelin They choose a path where no one goes taan f They hold no quarter, they ask no quarterl. CHRISTOPHER 1 BUN N Led Zeppelin' n f ',,,g, I .,.,..-- .1- ff' I don't know where I'm going I don't know what I need, but I'll get to where I'm gonna end up and that's alright by me. Peter Townsend You got alot of good things happening up ahead The past is gone lt's all been said So here's to what the future brings . . MAUREEN BAXLEY h QINBRY 45 ,,,. , 5 A N 3 . .t -J 1 ! x FK it PTHAM N 5 mg 9, 4... gd .umm 1-qui! 5 gum? rv Remember the days at the old school yard, we used to laugh a lot. -Cat Stevens f' o ., I I mil ze K o NANCY MOSKOWITZ Ai? t . 1 Now it seems to me some fine things have been laid upon your table, but you always want the ones you can't get The Eagels And I carry it with me and I sing it loud if it gets me no where l'Il go there proud Jim Croce Life is a carnival believe it or not: Life is a carnival two bits a shot. -THE BAND MATT CHAVKIN You set me on a firmly laid and simple courseg And, then removed the road. -GENESIS Like a forest fight for sunlight that takes root in every treeg They are pulled like a magnet believing they're free. -GENESIS Remember how it use to be? We were young and so carefree. Now l've changed, do I seem strange? lroncity Houserockers But listen my life is worth More than the minimum wage. Tom Petty Everyone must have some thought, That's going to pull them through, somehow. Jackson Browne -is.. Gonna change my way of thinking Make myself a different set of rules Gonna put my good foot foward, Stop being influenced by fools. Bob Dylan Yeah, You've got to be careful what you dream. So you left to find a better reason Than the one we're living for. Bruce Springsteen f-- L. .. gggg 15, .. ,. But You Only Have Yourself To Blame lroncity Houserockers BILL ROSEN BAUER Tom Petty r '-v M JAFFE Goodbye you punks, stay young and stay hi h 9 -THE WHO- Well l built me a raft and she's ready for rollin' oh Mlsslslppi she's callin' my name Will you marry meg M.L., R.B., D.R., N.G., C.K., . . E.A., S.A., G.P., K.M., P.C., . . M.H., S.B., J.S., T.J, foopsj . . and .... S.T.? ...... Eep . . . . . . Eeepl ..... Go Giants . . . . . . . . Jaff.H Mlser . . Mr. Mafia ..... 9:17:38 . . Lax . . F-Ball in .... the meadow- lands . . what he saldl . . . . Hockey Bash ...... Melvin . ..OohLaLa..Bah.... Hallucinatory Skiing . . BTB . . l'm a taken man with mor- als J. Witte ..... Later ..... The Doobies Fi ., es., lf l had stopped to listen once or twice If I had closed my mouth and opened my eyes lf l had cooled my head and warmed my heart l'd not be on this road tonight James Taylor Before the fan when they wrote at V M on the wall and there was'nt even any Hollywood Steely Dan D. MICHAEL WRIGHT v, 1: f t Q in 'af Posltivity is fragile while Negatlvlty is One must take responsibility for his own mental strength D. There is no such thing as a free lunch J.M.W. Maintenance of family support is vital for virtuous living ASW if fl fx 1 Q X . 'fQ3 ff ,M 2 'f', , , -, ,J ff -2 - X QE , ,Q ,W , '. ..E gs -.xx Q - 5 , K ' wx ,J if ? M f . , ' 'M' Q - N Z- . L' X 1' X - k sw Y. . N 'M was 0,1 .., ,. Av 1 j'fK'.s' L, 2 'Q aewax E, . ' L , ii S? a .,,, Q X X Q Q. 5 X X Q S S N' Nix ' fs-.NEEXQX L xx wi X X XX S X 5 X X 462 ., X 54. '34 :',k G iffsix 0 s N NG... X i 3 .5 K ni DAVID BEN T Paradise waits on the crest of a wave f K D-Grateful Dead ,AW You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows -Dylan Take your time . . . don't live too fast Troubles will come and they will pass -Lynyrd Skynyrd ri Q.,-A ., All the rivers run into the sea yet the sea is not full, unto the place from whence the rivers come, thither they return again. -Brautigan M 4401? ,M fj,,3,,fy. ,V . 'fd Say What's your name? JOHN RACHLIN say .JFTY1 lT'S JUST A GAME TRIUMPH I The bed's too big without you It's as well we tell no Ile so l'll sing you no lullaby Jethro Tull 008 C8nll0t EVERYBODY WANTS SOME! VAN HALEN A M, V3 4' X ., ' help but be In awe when he contemplates the mysteries of eternity, of life, of the marvelous structure of reality. The Police EINSTEIN MELISSA BERNSTEIN Personally, I am always ready to learn I do not always like being taught. -Winston C if fm ,A 1 d N1 Q YN w K x ,iw www x fx x .fy M mf E li 5 1 . Q K..- , gm V my? . LG E'u1fj.'k'Hr1E :, A.b, gl, . 'w L ., 1 A 'M , , -1.7. Z ,fl 1 - v... 'fig ,. -I ff. J ,fm 'flu 1 ,- 5: ,A it 'Q gsxv 4' .F But lf you wanna leave, take good care, hope you find alot of nice friends out there. - Cat Stevens ERICA AXELROD l'll tell you something. I'll tell you true. What's right for me might not be right for you. You go your way, and I'll go mine, and l hope you're happy all the time. - Ronnie Van Zant Best of friends never part. -Boz Scaggs lf it takes all night that'Il be all right if I can get you to smile before I leave. Jackson Browne Shower the people you love with love Show them the way that you feel Things are gonna work out fine if you only will. 1 l U! QS 52. I ,f if wx. - .., X- lm- .gig H 5 ,ii' iJ2f1 H Is. James Taylor Mrs. Red 8: me Love when you can Cry when you have to Be who you must That's a part of the plan. Dan Fogelberg There's no stopping Or no return, Time marces on As your cool love b True blue skies, Tears turning red, Summers gone- Look ahead. R.B. ln Old Bay Head . . . Cindy, Tim, Craig, Robert . . . Doug, Scott, Nancy . . . best friends . . . Toga Party, you mean l'm really having one . . . Strawberry Diaquiri . . . Cat Boat Cruises . . . Tennis . . . Junior Race Week duties . . . French waiters . . . Junior Dances . . . Crumb Buns and crumblry cookies . . . The Teal and Dorcas' Parties . . . 2:00 am at nanc' . . . Joe . . . July 15 . . . l'm Freaking out . . . Drew, Robby, Jimmy, Steve, paul and Kim . . . Lizabeth . ..Amelia...Mom...CastParties...1,2,3...The Masked Malester . . . Francois . . . JD's . . . Whaler Rides . . . l'm so confused . . . Sassy . . . Chris Adams and Marshall Tucker . . . Block Parties . . . Eddey, Mike, and David . . . Wrestling Team . . . Aunt Cynn Who didn't make it last year . . . I made it with a little help from my friends. AMY F. W A T E R B U R Y K lll'l'lS. L You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. You may have to work for it, however. RB R R A I N E Don't be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. RB 25 1 7 I M A N K I v 1 A LJ Mom and Dad, l love you. 41- q,,.wf,L - 'gfkkkv qs . f ' 'R 5.51. 1 AJ - . -F, 'fl' fl +4 mf g A S, il, N A Qi A ffxf .. Q f53 1f 'fn Q 4 ii' ff, sk. But I'm One I am One And I can see That this is me And I will be You'll all see l'm the One The Who MARJORIE LERMAN . The Fantastic Five . . . Goin' Mobile . . . MGx3 . . . I thlnk l'm in love . . . The Flyers . . . Andy's coming . . . 4117 . . . I hate you! . . . Mark Gastineau . . . Yancy . . . famous last words . . . The Prez . . . Fred . . . P.E. Injuries . . . P.C .... WPBMC . . . Me and Rob, a decade of double trouble . . . whipped cream . . . 00 . . . MTB . . . he's so cute . . . the offensive coordinator . . . who are we mad at this week? . . . mercy . . . l'm such a rotten kid . . . l'll call ya right back . . . Thanx for everything and l'II catch ya all on the flipside. They say as a child I appeared a little bit wild With all my crazy ideas But I knew what was happenin' I knew I was a genius l if-.. What's so strange strange When you know that you're a wizard at three I knew that this was meant to be Joni Mitchell In 101 NANCY GREENE h Peple keep talking at me Can't hear a word they're saying Only the echoes of their mind l'm gonna where the sun keeps shining Through the pouring rain Going where the weather suits my clothes Banking off of the Northeast wind Sailing on a summer's breeze Skipping over the ocean, like a song - theme song to Midnight Cowboy CAROLE KLIN GER Q u I D . Q Q In A 4 PM ,Q ww: Q WW sg wan ,...-rf' ,, . ,ff ...- H ' ' A Vi: 'A , ,L., -mv ' f ffl . , X -Q QQ ffds - :ifQfJj- ,. Q v: f. r 4 H '-1 .4 .Mn mf- uxk. .ny . 1-'fwiy-. , - -muy, NJ FU'-F A-4 People so seldom say l love you and then lt's either too late or love goes so when l tell you l love you It doesn't mean l know you'll never go only that I wish you didn't have to ...... - - - - - Lawrence Craig-Green YLE 1 GA VXSERCH lg 1 , lt is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better, the credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood: who strives valiantlyg who errs and comes short again and again, who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devo- tions, and spends himself in a worthy cause, who, at the best, knows in the end the triumph of high achievement: and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat. Theodore Roosevelt LAWRENCE TWILL 'f 'Wa MWWQ. ww rw sa MJ, aw: F , if ,fi , Nggggg D' LAURA ZIN N lf one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams and he endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a suc- cess unexpected in common hours. Henry Thoreau '56 'UUHQ tw Z1 The supreme happiness in life is knowing that you are loved. JDK Break those bonds that hold my soul and l'm on my way. l can't help feeling there's no time left to lose. JT Once again a time of change, oh the change makes music, and the children will dance. See the pieces of the picture rearrange themselves, it feels just like a symphony to me, with nothing left to chance. T R James Taylor Y A N N E I D N N Well, Govlnda, are we on the right road? Are we gaining knowledge? Are we approaching salva- tion? Or are we perhaps going in circles- we who thought to escape from the cycle? Slddhartha Me and my guitar . . . JT You learned the rules straight from the books forgetting the point of the game: moving your pieces around the board and expecting me to do the same. But, l'm not afraid, so trust me even if you don't agree- To compromise myself for your eyes, it's me l'll come to despise. JST 1 110 e i thank you , adj. expressing one's gratitude or thanks: a thank you note. fadj. use of v. phrase thank youj ..... total understatement: JK, ES, GS, JH, KO . . . . 8 You can say, I want to be free, I can say, Someday l will be . . . JT I 1 l T -NW Education is what survives when what has been learnt has been forgotten. B.F. Skinner Olgllrhe lesson which is enjoyed can be learned DANIEL The Talmud KARP . . . and this is just the beginning . . . JST w TN 1 Q gg , V' 'Q C5 2 ig 5 -U! E'f A? 4 gtwmw a G 1 Q ewaww 4 1 gf E . Q' ' ' . 3 I E iff rw T T T fn T T f' 5 ffz : Mn filnuiflgl c, x, A'l'B:R.D Ckauhuseqj VMWARQ9 .v, Q 4 f-A in J JW: 829 Qfsfgpwfy 5 6 '-f.'71'1 Oo I . 0 j A Z : 5 v O J-. p ,' 0 54- ng: xfg 'Q K4 W V a .. n,- a :Wg Wm- ,iv People going nowhere Because their eyes are closed They don't know what ther're looking B for' Nobody knows People looking for something E That they're never going to find F Going round in circles lt's the blind Leading the blind E Bad Company L Nothing matters But th Weekend From a Tuesdal Point of View King: ugly .,,- - 2,32 af jg! 5965 E Time may change me But I can't change time The strange fascination me The changes l'm taking The phase l'm going through Changes LARRY that's hitting David Bowie Oh! that my young life were a lasting dream! Edgar Allan Poe Intelligence appears to be the thing that en- ables a man to get along without education. Education appears to be the thing that enables a man to bet along without the use of his intelligence. Albert Edward Wlggam You don't get something for nothing You don't get freedom for free You won't get wise With the sleep still in your eyes No matter what your dream might be. Rush Coral head . . . Bernie . . . loud out- bursts . . . ls there practice today? . . permanent threes in English . . . ursd afternoons Of course I all . . . t written the paper yet . . . eat- two lunches . . . The kiss of the the one great scorer . . . on the bus . . . What party? . . . it do come to pass that any Physics ud ll st ent turn ass . . . If smoking blood vessels and drinking them expand, why not do both have no effects at all? . . . I'm as think as you stoned I am . . . here since tenth grade. 131 11 rfb! i l x M.J. CASTELO bf' , 725 2 .Zu 2 A ' ' , v. ,...,,.,r..g ,M ,, ,' Q ,-v W!rf. Big Blue since '74 . . . Gators in '82. R.J.S. and Marc. Scraggs . . . A courtesy card and P + L's at 14. Spam??? Those sick puppies . . . Almost a Turb . . . RX it - in a 7. The Killer Bees . . . Wednesdays . . . 328 . . . Mb.Jb . . . Good Luck '82 and thanks TMC, RSB, VAN, and GJK. HENRY KLINGEMAN If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilazation, it expects what never was and never will be. -Thomas Jefferson- There's more to life than just living There's more to love than Play You'll find out -Southside Johnny- But just across the county line, a stranger passing through put up a sign That counts the men fallen away to the price you pay and girl before the end of the day, l'm gonna tear it down and throw it away -Bruce Springsteen- RANDALL SEABROOK I like work: it fascinates me. l can sit and look at it for hours. J. K. Jerome Hey, it's good to be a young man and to live the way you please. Yes, a young man is the king of every kingdom that he sees. Billy Joel The best thing about getting high is the view. Paul Kircher w , , ,x N 5'-Q n'LV JOH QUINN JEREMY SCHONHORN The hour of departure has arrived and we go our ways Plato God gave them wisdom that have it and those that are fools let them use their talents Shakespeare Just take a pebble and cast it to the sea, then watch the ripples unfold into me. Emerson, Lake 81 Palmer MICHAEL WEINSTEIN SOMETIMES THE LIGHT'S ALL SHININ' ON ME OTHER TIMES I CAN BARELY SEE LATELY IT OCCURS TO ME WHAT A LONG STRANGE TRIP IT'S BEEN THE GRATEFUL DEAD OH I CAN'T KEEP IT IN CAN'T KEEP IT IN I'VE GOTTA LET IT OUT CAT STEVENS IMAGINATION IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN KNOWLEDGE ALBERT EINSTEIN 119 DAVID TISCHMAN lt's all in the book. J.D. Salinger l say love, it is a flower . . . Bette Midler Hey, Suse-any messages? I will sit and watch and observe vou, And let you talk as long as you like, And listen to what you do not say. T.S. Elliot Vladimir: Well? Shall we go? JDNATHAN DAVID KARP ln ninth grade, I was intimidated. l wore nice clothes and no one made fun of me. Then I read The Catcher in the Rye and became cynical. In tenth grade, I found more ways to beat the system and got a little tired of conforming. I broke the dress code three times. In eleventh grade, I stopped being cynical. I stopped conforming. I made an effort to stop judging people. I had a better time. Pingry has expanded me. l've started many special relationships here. l've learned as much about people as I have about academics. I've worked hard and l've grown up a little. l'm happy I came here. Life must go on . . . But while it's going on, shouldn't it be better than just nice ? Shouldn't there be something else besides opening the restaurant eleven o'clock every morning? Shouldn't there be something better than those three weeks in Saratoga Springs where I stand in a pool with fifty fat middle-aged paople, wishing I were home opening the restaurant at eleven o'clock in the morning? Couldn't I just once give in to my fantasies, my secret dreams, experiencing things, emotions, stimulants l've never experienced before . . . -Neil Simon, The Last of the Red Hot Lovers I Estragon: Okay, let's go. I HHGHR MICHAEL G. RUSSEN 5 e The thinker is at his creative best when he is in tune with the Infiniteg when he is open and receptive to the higher powers of mind and spirit. Peterson s 5l ' 1 rssrsr ' tsJ s Jss n 2 Q75 tl L' ..'Qsf r,fs,n s'fe7nf srttt .J i'5 4:4 H' lvorwwi LIKE A FINE p 4: . n's1s i ..sst Horne o F vmmzre wwe SF, ,,,, 5 .r 31. , 2-. 't T H E2 Til 5 m? E' IN im- E if X ig QI 'gg ..,,9 Q CD R X -fezfi'-5 5 3 'u 93 lvl -7' h Q-:jk x w' 1 X f - xiii?-T X .fri ? 5' 'x t if K-5.7 -'-:X f'-dig yi X5 JAMES WITTE Don't pay any attention to Greenberg's page. What? Going to Pingry , for 9 years! GET OUT! He 5 11919 UWWHV- A.B. l can't get me no, Sat- UUS-Fac-tion. Devo Roll with the changes. R.E.O. Speedwagon Well yea, like, it's been fun and l'll see ya later! Like, Much Laterl AN DREAS NON NENMACHER To read means to borrowg to create out of one's reading is paying off one's debt. George Christoph Lichtberg All human science is but the increment of the human eye. John Fiske Music, the greatest good that mortals know And all of heaven we have below. Addison Gott wurfelt nicht. Einstein .Q k.. SETH GOLLHARDT Everyone is a genius at least once a year. The real geniuses simply have their bright ideas closer together. George C. lichtenberg You can't fool all the people all the time, but it isn't necessary. A majority will do Do not put off till tomorrow what can be put off till day-after tomorrow just as well. Mark Twain f' CHRI BRI TO . 21 ' 1 x 5 , Nw x f X X The Classics JOEL BUNIS The hardest work in the world to do is that which should have been done yesterday Unknown Maturity ls the time of life when, if you had the time, you'd have the time of your life Unknown Nothing real can be threatened, Nothing unreal exists. Herein lies the peace of God. I prefer to be a dreamer among the humblest, with visions to be realized, than lord amoung those with- out dreams and desires. Kahlil Gibran TO BE CLOSER TO GOD, BE CLOSER TO PEOPLE. I am here only to be truly helpful. I am here to represent Him Who sent me. I do not have to worry about what to say or what to do, because He Who sent me will direct me. I am content to be wherever He wishes, knowing He goes there with me. I will be healed as I let Him teach me to heal. pages on which you do your sums. lt press reality there if you wish. You are also free to write nonsense, or lies, or to tear the pages. Don't be dismayed at good-byes. A fare- well is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. DAVID ARI BEN-ASHER D A The world is your exercise book, the B is not reality, although you can ex- A 'Ks Life is very short and there's no time for fussing and fighting, my friend. Lennon and McCartney l'm free, and freedom tastes of reality- The Who 25 abr O brave new world! Shakespeare Hear, ye deaf, And look, ye blind, that ye may 868. lhle xg! V K . ,f X, V ' 3' X X, A F MM K ., asf-X. Isaiah XLII HEISNVT 'IflVcI BOBBI COFPEY 1. .. FN E Q if Q ws .ii Q L.B.'s Alto's Balladeers M.G.C. agnificat .E-'--'fx : ag-ni - fl-cat WILLIAM P. MICHALS JR ,. . .9 1 f 'Q M, 0, X. N.- T' f if Oliver! How to Succeed The Glass Menagerie South Pacific The Crucible Seems to me lt's been a long time On this road Has there been a sign Another way And l've passed it by I don't know what It is That drives me on Gotta keep movin' Gotta keep movin' on Iwi ix ' A wird L,.fgi.wQgw,,.h'v b .V A g?r,g,g,' . Q. ' Oh you opened the door for And then you turned to dust You don't understand us 5 So don t reprimand us N We're taking the future : 4, . 1 . ., , . P ,X .wr .Min ' X ,V A ,K K. 2,5 We don't need no teacher Every little thing she does is magic. Plus ca change Plus c'est la meme chose MARC ROUSSEAU .jk FIN? FOODQ DRINK 132 331 f'?f3f'5lfT on DAVID GREGG Tell your mother that you walked all night on velvet green Jethro Tull 5 P W LAURA KALTENBACHER ,.,,,,., l Head . . . Block Parties . . . Paul Robbie and Jimmy . . . Sarah Carolan Elizabeth Kelly . . . David Amy Tim Craig Nancy and . Harris st AC . . . Trip Kip Ritt . . . 49 . BHYC . . . Freak Out . . . Awards Betsy and Katie . . . Sissy La La . . . calls from Geordle . . . Hockey Season . . Billy . . . Bahamas . . . Flipper and Eddie . . . rips sister . . . B, lLYM'l'AE.A,K. ..,.,,q we've all gone crazy lately. Elton John KIM MAN LEY Not trying, is wondering your whole life if you gave up too soon. JAMES MIELE P5 T l'm just sitting here watching the wheels go round S EVE and found REED Upon the hearth the fire is red Beneath the roof there ls a bed But not yet weary are our feet Still round the corner we may meet A sudden tree or standing stone That none have seen but we alone Tolkein All that is gold does not glitter Not all those that wander are lost Tolkein John Lennon Sailing . . . Takes me away BRAD H. WOLANSKY l I C I r ' , .. l 1 4: 3' 2 vw . 3 i , 9 - g, 4, i, ,Q 1 , w Q 'Y '-1 52 . . , 1 1. 5 6. ' MQ 3 . 55 - A , L, ' Q , S Z ig . ,Q 12 xfn I 3 . , .4 , E' Q - 1 , , . A I , f v sl Q . L? -- 4 Q . David C. Wilson 119691 Headmaster, Mathematics B.A. Williams College Frank L. Romano 119591 Head of Upper School, Dean of Boys, Mathematics B.A. Susquehanna University M.A. Rutgers University Ed.M. Harvard University Susan P. Hollister 119721 Dean of Girls, English B.A. Mount Holyoke College John E. Hesketh 119741 Director of Studies, Mathematics B.A. St. Peter's College H. Wescott Cunningham 11 President B.A. William and Mary Michael C. Richardson 119691 Acting Head of Middle Schoo History B.A. Norwich University M.A. Seton Hall M.A. Kean College L':T.Iff5'2e?., 13123e,s,t, ADMINISTRATIOI Peter M. Cowen 119761 Director of Admissions, English B.A. Kenyon College M.A. Falrleigh Dickenson University WW' Miller A. Bugllari 11959, Director of Alumni Affairs Coordinator of S.A.C., Science B.S. Springfield College M.S. New York University David R. Allan 119601 Director of College Guidance, History B.A. Williams College M.A. New York University Frederick G.H. Fayen, 11963, Director of Guidance, History B.A. Harvard University M.A. New York University Thomas E. Johnson, '59 119662 Direcor of Athletics, Science B.S. Springfield College 1 WWW' Wk Robert C. Hall 119761 Director of Development and Public Relations B.A. Williams College Gerald J Keane 119701 Head of History Department B.S., M.S. University of Hartford Gordon R. Rode 119721 Head of Science Department B.A. Johns Hopkins University M.S.T. Rutgers University CHAIRPERSONS George B. Moffat, Jr. 119611 Head of English Department B.A. Hamilton College M.A. Pennsylvania State University Jane S. Roxbury 119781 Head of Foreign Language Department B.A. Elmira College M.A. Teachers College, Columbia University Michael E. Popp 119761 Head of Fine Arts B.A., Ed.M. Rutgers University M.A. Newark State College Emanuel F. Tramontana 11964 Head of Mathematics Department B.S. Rider College M.A. New York University Susan Antonelll 119811 Mathematics B.A. Trenton State College M.A. Montclair State College lf 1 W Albert W. Booth 119291 Classical Language A.B. Harvard University Peter S. Aurlnger 119801 Physical Education, Health B.S. St. Lawrence University A.-nf Mk X. 5 .ia Barbara Z. Berlin 119751 Fine Arts: Art B.A. Smith College M.S. Syracuse University Richard Bosland 119811 History B.A. Denison University , 'q ' 's. f sb? 1 2. 5 Frank B. Carter 119631 Mathematics B.S. United States Coast Guard Academy Ed.M. Rutgers University FACULTY Geraldine G. Castaldo 119791 Foreign Language B.A. St. Peter's College Dlplome L'Institut Catholique Robert S. Conway 119801 Mathematics B.S.E. Duke University George A. Christow 119591 Physical Education, Health B.S. Springfield College Phyllis M. Dayer 119781 Foreign Language B.A. Northern Illinois University M.A. University of Kentucky J ms. Daniel M. Cohen 119791 Science B.A. Swarthmore College Peter D. Delman 119761 Fine Art: Art B.A. Middlebury College M.F.A. University of Massachusetts FACULTX D. Antoine du Bourg 119561 Fine Arts : Music, Science B.A. Hamilton College M.A.L.S. Wesleyan University Pamela Fetters 119801 English, Linguistics B.A. Wilson College M.A. University of Virginia Catherine Anne Dufford 119791 History B.A. Rutgers University John R. Dufford, Jr. 119591 English A.B. Princeton University David G. Figueroa QI9791 M.A. New York University History B.A. Fairfield University Clare J. Gesualdo 119801 Fine Arts : Muslc B.S. Hofstra University M.A., D.M.A. Manhatten School of Music Robert S. Goldberg 119801 Foreign Language B.A. Temple University Carl S. Hoar, Ill 119761 Maureen Gullfoyle 119811 Science B.S. St. Peter's College Diane R. Handlln 119741 English, Art B.A. Douglass College M.A. Temple University History B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University Jonathan D. Hutchinson 119741 Science B.A. St. Lawrence Unlverslty Leanore Kogan 119671 Fine Arts: Music B.A. Queens College M.A. Teachers College, Columbia University J. Mlchael Lalley 119731 Physical Education, Trainer B.S. Sprlngfleld College Patrlcla A. Llonettl 119771 English, Foreign Language B.S. Seton Hall University I N , xl 1 X ..' Norman M. LaValette 119791 Foreign Language B.A. Montclair State College and Karl Franz University at Austria 1 James S. Little 119721 Fine Arts : Music B.S., Mus. Ed. Trenton State College Theodore Li 119731 English B.A. Wesleyan University M.A. SUNY at Buffalo Edward J. Macaulay 119771 Science B.A. Hobart College M.A. SUNY I College at Oneonta FACULTY Suzanne V. Moffat 119781 English B.A. University of Rochester Victor A. Nazarlo 119771 Foreign Language B.A. lnter-American of Puerto Rico M.A. Fairleigh Dickinson University Jeanne Marie C. McNamara 119801 Science B.S. York College of CUNY M.A. Montclair State College John C. Platt 119791 English P B.A. University of Denver f M.S.C.l. Maharishi European Lydia B. Pew 119811 Foreign Language A.B. University of Rochester M.A. Villanova University Research University v WNW--x X- ,NSWPM Vx Bruce P. Rahter 119771 Science B.S. Drew University FACULT v Marla D. Romano 119781 Reading B.A. lmmaculata College , g M.S. Nazareth College of U S Rochester John A. Ronca 119691 Mathematics B.S. Yale University Kevin M. Rooney f1970J English A.B. Bethany College wnnam w. Russell, Jr. 119611 l Mathematics A.B., M.A.T. Brown University 1 11 'll' N Susan B. Schnur ll981l Foreign Language B.A. Douglass College M.Ed. Rutgers University Edward Scott, Jr. 119682 Physical Education B.A. University of California Sant Santa Barbara Ernest C. Shawcross 119461 Science B.S. Kean College M.A. Seton Hall University M.S. Union College N ' x Mrs. Susan Smith 119791 Typing, Secretary to Music Department BA. Skidmore College XX Dean L. Sluyter 119772 English B.A. California State College of Sonoma M.A. Maharishi International University FACULTY Robin Stedman l1981l Physical Education, Health B.S. Central CT. State College Margaretta Lear- Svedman 119801 Fine Arts: Art B.A. Kean College Peter S. Thomson 119761 Mathematics B.S. Lafayette College John R. Whittemore, '47 119571 Science B.A. University of Virginia M.A. New York University Richard C. Weller 119541 B.S. Rutgers University M.A. New York University FACULTY Donald R. Warren 119791 Mathematics B.S. Bucknell University M.A. Villanova University ,KM Margaret G. Perkoff 1l979J School Nurse, Health R.N. Rochester General Hospital B.S. Falrleigh Dickinson University 1 Robert G. Burns 119781 Librarian B.A. Lehigh University M.A. Ohio University M.L.S. SUNY at Albany ? 6 Mrs. Frances C. Errlngton 119651 Assistant Librarian B.A. Trinity College in Toronto B.L.S. University of Toronto Robert C. Brenner 119673 Assistant Librarian for Media Materials, Reading B.S. University of Tampa M.A. Florida Christian University LIBRARY j sf L 5 5 A f Mrs. Gussie Armm 119625 Library Secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Wink Library Assistant 1,5 .Ie . 1,6 ler 119741 Anthony J. Carro QI9671 Business Manager - if I A A at 2 if A Vg '- 2 , 1 Si 1 1 Mrs. Melinda Winstead 119711 Secretary to Business Manager STAFF Mrs. Josephine Faccone 119691 Accounting Arthur Baudendistel Bookstore j . 1 X 1 1 , I if X . 1 Mrs. Rose Ford 119441 General Office Roy B. Nelson Bookstore ' L- Mrs. Richard J. Bandekow 119611 Assistant to College Placement if Pamela Clark 119801 Secretary to Head of Upper School Officer Mrs. Melda Schwalbach 119791 Admissions Mrs. Emily Slevers 119641 Assistant to Director of Guidance S ik Mrs. Shirley Reagan 119791 Secretary to the Headmaster 12,2 fr Mrs. George Wolent 119721 Academic Secretary SECRETARIES kv afmjcwx 'X as ' Q 3 . . n nf h 4. Vw N Q Nunn x 5 in 'N fx vw 1 Q MS lg.. g HILLS 35,5 0 s. J' s sl 7.4 'A 4 , , I w fi ef! 1 -,,,,, ,L1.L V . J, x gb Sc i H k M 'T .5 f f BUs X L A 4 W f 'QHQ1 A M :QQ 5 Q . 1 N I 5,3 Q gd 5h vv 1:95, ,.. - Q... -. 5 'Q 5 - ' 0, in KB 3 1 N. , W -Ma v.. 'Q 1 Q . 4 K -. A 'sl ' X N8 ,L ,-JW ADMINISTRATION Dick Baldwin 119441 J. Allan Savolaine 119711 Head of Lower School Assistant Head of Lower Brown University, B.A. School Montclair State, M.A. Study Skills, Sixth Grade Gettysburg College, B.A. Georgetown University, M.A. .ft S gg 3 . Q f,,' ,N'V'. ' A I-'ma 1,1 Claire L. Harty 119721 Evelyn R. Kastl 119681 Assistant Director of Learning Consultant Admissions Queens College, B.A. Assistant Librarian University of Hartford, M.Ed. Kean College, B.A. Seton Hall University, Rutgers University, M.L.S. l..D.T.C. Ruth L. Runge 119751 Media Director Skidmore College, B.A. Caldwell College, Professional Librarian e! KX 1. Donna Saniuk 119751 School Nurse Health, K-6 St. Joseph's College, 7 B.S.P.A FACULTY 1 'P FQ 51 1 ,A',. 2 VY Sharon W. Austln 119791 Connie Allan 119791 Thelma V. Allen 119601 vocal and Instrumental First Grade Fourth Grade Music, K,6 Smith College Kean College, B.A. Susquehanna University, B' Kean College, B.A. Music Ed. Trenton State College, M. Music Ed. Bruce Bohrer 119731 Evelyn M. Chester 119641 Altana M. Bullard 119801 Woodshop, Grades K-6 Developmental Reading Third Grade Physical Education, Grades 3- Kean College, B.S., M.S. Bridgewater State 'l'eacher's 4 College, B.S. George Williams College Theodore M. Corvino 11974, Social Studies, Sixth Grade Muhlenberg College, B.A. Billie Foil 119805 Kindergarten Catawba College, B.A. Harriett De Long, 119721 Art, Grades K-6 Wheaton College, B.A. Pa. Academy of the Fine Arts Carl DeMauro 11972J Math, Sixth Grade Manhattan College, B.A. Y , Ann? Griffiths, 119721 John Hartman 11980, Kindergarten Science, Grades 4-6 Pelmsvlvallia State Newark State College, B.A University, B.S. ? R 3 ,P Elaine R. Krusch 119771 Typing, Sixth Grade Kean College f g Pat McGinley 119781 Second Grade Georgian Court, B.S. Brian LaFontaine 119811 Science Physical Education, Health Ohio Wesleyan University, B.A. Mary Jean McLaughlin 119791 Fourth Grade College of St. Elizabeth, B.A. ka 4 Patricia Lister 119791 Third Grade Seton Hall University, B.S. Kathleen Montgomerie 119731 Third Grade De Pautz University, B.A. Sorbonne, Paris 2 Nj. '- My-.1 , Q, , 1 we ff: Mary Louise Newcomb 119711 Fourth Grade Wells College, B.A. 1 1 Caroline Rooney 119811 Language Arts, Fifth Grade Music, Fifth and Sixth grades Wilson College, B.A. Cathleen H. O'Neil 119721 Math and English, Fifth Grade Rosemont College, B.A. Columbia University, M.A. Christina O 'Connell 119791 First Grade Rosemont College, B.A. Josie Smith 119811 Robert Smith 119721 Library Assistant Social Studies and English, Eastern Mennonite College, Fifth Grade B.S. Goshen College, B.S. Education Trenton State College, M.Ed N ickl Southworth 119771 Second Grade Wheelock College, B.S. A. Wrona 119681 l Education, Grades College, B. A. Ki' Frank Steep 11972, Language Arts, Sixth Grade La Salle College, B. A. John Varga 119611 Director , Physical Education Royal State Teacher's College, B.S. Pedagogy College of PECS, M. A. Wendy Stroh 119771 Library Assistant STAFF Enid Pritchard Academic Secretary Georgia De Camp Academic Secretary MAINTENANCE Ray Errlckson Alberto Vicente SERVOMATION Julie Kwlatkoski Angle Magllaro Ona Klosowski Mary McGovern Thelma Chamberlain pm Q 4 'H 'A 3 V 7 A l hnndx .M-f- , ,MW ,- T'4 f' .Fx '33, fu ,, 1 AQ' 5, V nb ,. we f ii !. 53' J LK 41: X gli was S55 4. I 'ff 1m f ,I ,Zyl dl, I ' - ifffzl' . JA H W 'VX A 455 ix , x 45 fi WF- ,sf n f M 3, 5 HB3 Top row ll-rl: Douglas Cross, Lee Jay Wong, Alex Kean, Natalie Suhl, Karla Henwood, Carolyn Tansey, Mrs. McGinley, Brian Antonelli, Sara Wilson, Stephanie Vogel, Russell McNellis, Dominick Sancilardi, Arash Sadeghl 2nd row: Christopher Fresolone, Erica Brown, Angel Ongcapin, Kimber- ly Cohen GR DE Top row ll-rl: Danyelle Freeman, Christa Walsh, Matthew Gabin, Mrs. Southworth, Ari Globerman, Danielle Vallario, Melinda Stephanski, Sara Farber Around the table fl-rl: Michael Goldberg, Charles Kim, Anthony Marchese, Cristopher Novick, Tina Alzadon, Garrett Allen, Allan Donnelly run 1 1 1 Back row fl-rl: Michelle Wright, Jake Richardson, Vaughan Watson, Adam March, John Mascharka, Allison Sondak, Aparna Sundaram, Danielle Parsons, Carolyn Plronti, David Schomp Middle row: Carla Mirtl, Jason Sorrentino, Nduka Udeh, Danielle Pellicano Front row: Jason Sabatlno, John Meyercord, David Nadler, Jai Mirchandani GR DE3 Back row fl-rl: Michael Macioce, Eric Kellers, Marc Linenberg, Jason Lewis, Jason Butryn, Michael Conlon, Tom Kuchler, Rajan Khanna, Haroon Cheema, Jeremy Goldstein Middle row: Seth Abbey, Chandler Harben, Jeremy Healey, Richard Lubeck, David Longwell, Doug- las Horllck Front row: Maureen Bruns, Katherine Christopherson, Nicole Blumberg, Alex Conti, Heather Lewis Absent: Frank Puleo, Christine Wilson cj , V+ 4 335' Wm ww .Z f, M , , Q ,A 'Wa AMHVQ Qs M........-...?v- 7 I Q 15 f Q Tusk 5 K , J, fgu f Egw , m rx ,Q .A ,X . ,-V244 - fa, , it Q 1 A x ., . ak A V . it ww 1 .xy, A ,f slr, ,f ,G , X.: A Q r 3.6 Q. 4. if K if X9 fs., Q 'vwil c 4' ,I V W 01:-. 2 A . A L fm ff: ifrlbgn . 4 .3 w tg? , J 5 3 - 1-X W? K xa- mwmwnmzxg ig I Q -.,,. 5? if S -V55 B'- Back row fl-rj: Becky Nazarlo Florence Kao Sam Welch Dorlnda Brownlee Middle row: Alice Plsani Howard Taylor Stephanie Bollman Gillian Vlgman Luke Green Front row: Sharon Wong Jennifer Konig Margaret Campbell Laura Lombardi Kneeling ll-rj: Anu Muthusamy Ronna Shain Joanna Cherensky Melin Tan Jennifer Marshall GRADE 4 Standing: Day Rosenberg Brad Peterson Netu Sarkaria Ryan Saniuk Demetri Yatrakis Matthew Stepanski David Lefkon David Pedowitz Standing QI-rl: Thais Handlin, Jared Geldziler, Ann Gradman, T.J. Finnigan, Derek Henwood, Drew Campbell, Andre Brown, Max Elsenbud, Edward DiSpaltro, Randy Eng, Brlwn Dere, Pamela Echikson, Kneeling: Robert Delesky, Brian Donnelly, Joshua Gertz, James Donohue, Sitting: Michelle Friedland, Dlna Gamboni, Lara Berkelhammer, Lisa Hyman, Absent: Lisa Friedman, Kevin Komisaruk, Kevin Yen Standing fl-rl: David Lionettl Arul Sundaram Jonathan Goldstein Kent Koc Vincent Cestone Brian Kolacy Marc Castelo Eugene Lee Christian Donohue Jasper Green Scott Robinson Kneeling: Alicia Manning Debra White Lee Murnlck Jennifer Schnitzer Margaret Barber Absent: Andrew Pasternak Standing fl-rl: Bernard Kim Sam Kimerling Chris Nosher Graham Tracey Mark Paskik GR DE4 David Weinreich Eric Sachs Jalme Berger Daniel Houshmand Chandra Cain Tom Rusen lan Sorkin Donald Stroh Kneeling: Dollaya Chalbongsai Holly Hoyt Wendy Mlrsky Julie Horlick Sarah Cross Standing ll-rl: Ezra Jennings Joseph Kusnan Peter Rosenthal Theodore Houvouras Adam Cherensky John Chinnock Daniel Marchese Adam Spey Thomas Egan Ned Southworth William Tansey Kneeling: Jennifer Weiss Allce Popp Jennifer Rlemer Shelby Meyercord Kathryn James Catherine Kolacy Kerri Griffiths Standing fl-rj: Chuck Joyce, Terry Blagden, Jason Taylor, Peter Kuchler, John Donohue, James Novick, Marc Lefkon, Sandy Sandbach, Jonathan Smith, Matthew Kritzstein, Mark Miller, Jay Antonelli, Joel DeCastro. Kneeling: Lauren Koons, Erin Mollozzi, Valerie Sinady, Emily Rosen- berg. GRADE 6 Standing fl-rj: Matthew Selby, Martin Deasy, Gregg Thomas Joseph Carter, Greg Ackerman, Josh Abbey, Paul Margie, Daniel Rosler, Billy Thomas, Berk Nowak, Mark Kaplan, Scott Berson, James Goldfarb, Peritosh Desai. Kneeling: Martine Suhl, Jennifer Stanger, Fedra Fateh, Laura Pisani Standing ll-rj: Jason Rothman, Douglas Howard, Mark Johnson, Sumlt Bhandarl, Robert Hunter, Joseph Ambrozy, Darren Blumberg, Michael Becker, Steven Light, Frank Vallarlo, Asa Cancell, Charles Sorkin. Kneeling: Emmy Rollenhagen, Jessica Londa, Kim Miele, Marcelle Siegel, Angelica Diaz. J Standing fl-rj: Michael Llnenberg, Lyle Roberts, Paul Witte, John Longwell, Alex Wehmeier, Gardiner Welch, Phillipp Ellison, Glenn Pew, Marc Lionetti, Melissa How- ard, Jody Goldberg, Elizabeth Baron, Ma:rgaret Nadler. Kneeling: Jason Rubovitz, Ken Blau, Russell Cohn, Ronald Dadd 'a W ,, f?? 4 i g9wJwQfm ef W M f 'w ,449 WYEJAQ 'QHQ 4 i , A N k.,, Q 5 ix, 5355 X QM, ., K ai.,N fx 'NSS-u-n-wvW'w Q I u -,ff ,X ks. 3' SS Q 39 iggx x x Q w X A gf -fe - ,g,g..,i 35 ts 1 x K A Y f 14 M ,1 s. 'S iw Z X gs x 2 B Q - S Y ' k ,fi g K I KX S A 0 5 S . S, X I fu S. gf ' N. i W 5 5 ! 53 L a ik. 1 as F x C r I Y A RFQ 3 -W Q f 3' if 1 if 1 5 3 fs' X N '. gk '. 1 3 ya EG S 5 A : w-ur-S-Q K S 5 - Q 2 E sk' X 1' is X 'E 5, X' Q gxhkx? 1 Q x fl i R X 3 . X f.,f 1 H 4 wwf N ,rest J' Q xx Us at X. xi R E 1 x . f 'K - x. 56? 34F'i..g 5 ext iff 3 I X 'guyf if i' ,vw ? X L 1 4 ' Ps I xx' 3 Nix .593 9 'vs S- g Q. G 'mx P ' A A A 'uw fa 4 f ,, I, U N, ., , , ' ,, I ' Niu- f -'Qu S!! QM fl ,. , ,N ,, MM, .saggy , , N 'Nfw ,Wi '91 , 'Q W ,, .J ., ' , ia' gg., L .. f HC' Q 5 ' H x':T - -4-5 Zjgg gfsyk if 4' ,V 1 A 4, W .,f,,5.g, .hgffnflffgi 1.7 .. IAVI V N L N I -,rv O L K X 'Y Wg. KW FORM I Third Row fl to rl: Smith, C. Telling, J. Tan, E. Second Row ll to rj: Stevens, F. Stern, S. Suresky, D. Williams, K. Walter, J. Scully, R. Schwarz, E. First Row fl to rj: Whitney, L. Teti, A. Wideth, R. Salkowskl, R. Schachman, A. Shaplrio, E. Wlxom, C. Yeh, L. rl Third Row fl to rj: Delesky, C. Chattman, B. Collins, E. Birotte, P. Bennett, E. Second'Row ll to rj: Danis, J. Bodenshack, F. Crosby, B. Crabtree, S. Bauman, A. Ciaglia, S. Campbell, K. Brotman, J. Crouse, C. First Row fl to rj: Bevill, R. Bailey, M. Caron, B. Howard, M. Chung, S. Cooper, P. Abott, J. 15,15 Thlrd Row ll to rl: Mason, H. Purcell, C. McAdams, H. Mascharlca, L. Moriarty, T. Reiken, W. Second Row ll to rj: Kel- loge, K. Phillips, J. Miller, B. Ruprecht, T. Rousta, S. Reiken, W. First Row ll to rl: Oltchlck, J. Long, W. Mack, R. Pan- zarlon, L. Pasnlk, M. Paget, R. Ocken, M. Reeves, J. ., Third Row ll to rl: Hertzberg, L. Kan- dou, C. Second Row QI to rj: Kimberl- ing, R. Komisaruk, A. Leary, P. Jacob- son, D. Llttman, G. Khan, S. Khawaja, l. Hines, G. First Row U to rj: Kawut, S. Lee, J. James, M. Kuo, E. Kellogg, E. Lombardi, K. Handler, T. Herman, M. he L2 Third Row fl to rl: Gerg, J. Gradman, L. Frankel, A. Graf, L. Feman, A. Godl- man, L. Second Row KL to rl: Dougher- ty, S. Gamble, K. Francis, S. Foil, B. du Busc, L. Haberle, T. Derr, R. First Row fl to rl: Duval, P. Hancock, J. Dunlap, 0. Growney, S. Farber, D. Dunbar, D. Eichler, T. Faherty, P. , . if . , Q 4 J impuw 1 .,-,, F! 2 A , 55, Q , jk! ff ,S K 'fix' E I ,Jr if . fm Q -A Q I .1 'uw Q 1 ML:-X N.-vw J ksfxg FOR ll Second Row ll to rl: Dadd, T. Gould, E. Ginsburg, J. Feeley, J. Fiorillo, M. Donohue, C Gouani, M. Francis, J. Eddy, J. First Row II to rj: Goldberg, J. DiLonardo, M. Eyles, M Gump, S. Faherty, L. Dick, M. Hamilton, D. Greene, K. Ehrlich, P. Second Row ll to rl: Claddls, H. Cohn, M. Bugliarl, B. Bell, T. Alfano, J. Campbell, J. Boyle, G. First Row fl to rj: Clarke, D. Armstrong, D. Campos, C. Axelrod, S. Chlremonte, J. Brown, D. Befeler, E. Second Row ll to rj: Horllch, M. Krluo shek, A. Kean, Tom, Kurtz, A. Hauser, T. Hey, M. Jackson, A. Lalley, M. Kean R. Rlrst Row fl to rl: Jarret, K. Kapila. V. Katz, R. Katz, M. Hynes, R. Hess, A. Khanna, S. Handlln, T. gy, Second Row fl to rj: Pellicano, P. Pence, P. Pisani, D. Louria, A. Choud- hury, S. Peters, M. Parker, K. Noyes, B. Nonemocher, T. Oyer, J. Merril, W. First Row ll to rl: Malin, R. Lyon, W. Lucas, K. Mollozzi, G. Lechtman, L. Lee, G. Lester , A. Monaghan, C. Mar- shall, D. Second Row fl to rj: Tucker, A. Wltmer, S. Tulloch, P. Stulberger, A. Sandbach, J. Sharwanka, M. Rice, R. Thompson, C. Quigley, K. Tramontana, M. Richardson, L.Tsul, A. First Row fl to rl: Wlnhold, M. Smith, S. St. Phlllp, P. Romans, J. Schiffer, E. White, M. Ross, J. Robertson, S. Tlschman, S. FORM III Top fleft to right, Newman, T. Oliveira, C. Ostroff, P. Meyercord, D. Mcllwain, W. Lionetti, D. Manley, H. Kellogg, P. Lewis, S. Markman, J. Mennen, W. Bottom fleft to rightj Kassouf, S. Peters, M. Modi, N. Lasser, G. Lamola, S. Nowak, R. Peison, D. Mentz, S. Lalla, S. Top Qleft to rightj Benou, M. Epstein, D. Albano, l. Becker, D. Berlin, E. Dillon, T. Cundey, D Colonna, J. Baruch, P. Bonnell, R. Bottom Qleft to rightj Charles, B. Elliott, W. Croke, D Eisenbud, D. Chorba, C. Dressner, J. Boehlke, K. Apruzzese, K. Top deft to righil Spey, D. Rosen, A. Radln, J. Polek, D. Ridgway, S. Popp, D. SchllPP. E. Seevak, E. Plronti, L. Skowronskl, J. Tramontana, J. Bottom fleft to rightJSimons, M. Rosebaum, S. Salkowskl, C. Relner, D. Purcell, E. Rosler, D. Stafford, C. Ruziska, M. Schwarz, A. Top Cleft to rightJTarintin, D. Weiss, A Wegryn, M. Weislnger, B. Telling, D. Wixon, A. von Watzdorf, B. Zarzeckl, N. Suresky, E. Stein, D. Tamman, D. Bottom Cleft to rlghtj Thlnd, P. Wen- son, M. Youngelson, J. Ward, E. Wein- traub, S. Zinn, M. Sturm, B. Waterbury, D. Tompkins, W. Topfleft to rlghtJHernandez, B. Hock- man, M. Grace, J. Gilbert, R. Jenkins, C. Faherty, J. Hollister, M. Feman, R. Handler, C. Hatoff, J. Bottom lleft to rlghtjGlarum, S. Gelfand, D. Howard, M. Furman, R. Funkhouser, T. Felgen- baum, J. Growney, S. Kaptaln, G. Ha- berle, R. i I fx 4 ,,.., ,W,,,. , 4-mmm f 1:' -'X-I FORM I Toplleft to rightj Kuo, J. Krlshnan, A. Lewis, M. Mino- gue- M- LOSW- L- Knfghf- H- Bottom um to rlghtj Knshnan, A. McAdams, P. McLaughlin, E. Lee, A. Kong, G. Kunz, .1 Miller, S. Kllngeman, T. Lim, Mullet' C. Maht' G- Mehta, A. E. McLaughlin, E. Bottom1Left to rlghtj Gray, E. Khademi, A. Jentls, S. Herman, H. Heap, l. Gnanadeslkan, A. Garrow, A. Hauser, W. Topfleft to rightj Ryan, 0'Connor, P. Phillips, S Printon, G. Ocken, M. Ny- dlck, S. Reich, V. Naab, L. -if Topfleft to rightj Jones V. Johnson, L. Khan, A Katz, L. Huber, M. Kel logg, K. Goldberg, W. Ka plla, G. Gutherz, M Gross, R. Green, R. Bottom Cleft to rightl Platzman, S. Pew, D. Sallbello, C. Reiken, R. Nytabach, M. Osmun, T Rentzepls, J. Ongcapln, A. Pavleszek, T. Bottom Cleft to right, Wrubel, N. Selby, R. Welsh, J. Schultz, S. Zarzecki, S. Willis, D. Wood, J. Topfleft to rlghtj Simon, G Welch, C. Salzer, A. Stlen- hardt, J. Wallwork, L. Sawh- ney, A. Stevens, B. Solomon G. Toplleft to rlghtl Bopf, L. Barber, M. Bellittl, G. Bockskopf, L. Bethune, M. Chalmers, C. Burger, C. Anderson, C. Benedek, D. Bottom lleft to rlghtl Abbey, J. Bredkln, E. Byers, D. Bloch, J. Abbott, C. Bent, S. Chan, L. Bottom Cleft to rlghtl de Silva, D. Chapman, A. Freedman, D. Feldstein, E. Fuller, R. Froncek, M. Dick, C. Cucka, P. Top lleft to rlghtj Dankls, B. Di Chiara, D. Brody, S. Deasy, M. Cohen, S. Ed- wards, C. De Castro, H. In W? af' if A ff , ,,,2I V, 'QZEZK' i6 J .. 3 ., as YH-K n 'V I' mi -N X 'W C 5 E - 9 R . AQ K I X M v , U1 9+ Wqxxh An F 5 5 9' ' L , wif ffsw . Xi 4 - g W, FORM V sl :- Top row lleft to rightj Broder, T. Camo, D. Cancell, E. DeCastro, G. Cohen, M. Buckwald, D. Crooms, A. Biegelsen, L. Donohue, G. Cave, E. Allan, E. Eddy, H. Dennison, K. Chung, S. Bober, S. Balser, P. Bottom row fleft ro right, Dressner, J. Donaldson, J. Blrotte, A. Berkowlts, S. Duvall, A. Bunn, A. Cohen, S. Dufford, E. Croke, J. sv.. Top rop Qleft to right, Fugmann, M. Graham, J. Karp, G. Jones, A. LeBuhn, R. Humphrey, H. Gensch, J. Friedman, S. Goldman, P. Guss, D. Falconer, N. Gresser, H. Fotlnos, S. Fernandez, P. Jolly, T. Bottom row Qleft to rlghtj Levine, J. Falkin, J. Lee, L. Goldman, l. Hartman, M. Johnson, A. Lieberman, A. Hertzberg, L. Gould, L. Gillespie, S. Top row Qleft to rightj Llttman, R. Miller, P. Nozick, J. Martin, J. Moenlckheim, P. Mannis, E. McDonald, M. Perlman, B. Pancer, S Powell, T. McLaughlin, M. Pisanl, M. Peters, A. Bottom row fleft to right! Liotta, S. Love, S. Logio, J. Mehta, A. Oswald, A. Nuccl, M. Malin, A. Pace, M. O'Neill, E. I xmbxg Top row Ueft to rightj Satz, J. Ryan, D. Witte, T. Ward, N. Saul, L. Stifel, H. Quinn, A. Slater, D. Sawhney, H. Smith, C. Sosa, D. Bottom row fleft to rightj Wolf, D. Schultz, S. Vogel, L. Russell, M. Zazanis, E. Springer, L. Wlttemore, J. Schorr, O. Spey, D. Schneider, A. Shapiro, J. 92 'AK wh .. -f Q .., , ,rm . 'immun- if . ' 5' s' , yi 43 ,fr .av fm, Wk! ff,, 4 Vwtfnj., V' ,v ff 7 K' ,,'fh ' K 3 ,, A ,, MK le : 2,45 ,,. Q -w , , m-..,W ' QM ws., ff '34 1. L , fiiffn W- nf. ,. M 'aa 4 ff A I Qggyi 4 if nn- X 1 ,ff sf . L Q x 1 fa ff if 2 Ti a, iw 2,1 1 ': -:el -M J, x' 'Q 'D Kni llfq' WN a 92' M 303-.Q .,. - v 'gil rf in P-,' ', Xia , 19' ,I - ag ' . ' 2 :I :'3':'4 w s f 1 xkjs 1' a , .. .,N .wi v-,rg Hx, 1 1 .fi P. 's ' U91 . 1 N2 A W! L 'J .., 5 all A 'A ffl f VJQ. , V Z, ' ,K x 15' Wff.-J ,jf 1 I' . fi , X , xx 5 'm f 2 ,J I ff WG f if xii ,, M .,f f Lf, X 1 . ,. ,XM 1' ,. ,L v., X 4 f I 5, ff if Q f rw .7 , X 1 ! 5 X 1 ix BQ , ,f R ,f 1, '1 as ?v!Ekgq M, Y . X X Qffw w XX X M f v -,X '1 41 ww N c,x jf i ag 2 If K X3 ,q f 1 Q 1 K X Q2 f 1 as ,W M, ,4 X ' xx 6. x X S T 7 4 r ,I K , 'R J g f N X '1-A X VARSITY LACROSSE Third Row U to rj: COACH CHRISTOW, O'CONNOR, MCIAIN, WELCH, WARD McGINLEY, TEMPLETON, HERTZBERG, HENRY, ILARIA, STEINBERG, COACH BRISTOL Second Row fl to rl: WILLIAMS, MACRAE, LASSER, ROWLAND, WITTE, EHRLICH First Row QI to rj: BROWN, GREENBERG, DENNISON, RUSEN, KUNZMANN, CAMPBELL, PISANI J .V. LACROSSE ai? 3' N, NWN ol 3 Q1 1 E Third Row ll to rl: COACH HUTCHISON, CHAVKIN, BROWN, WARD, JONES, DONAHUE, POLEK Second Row: KELLEY SCHULTZ, MEYERCORD, FRIEDMAN, MCLAUGHLIN, LEE First Row: STIFEL, RYAN, HUBBAUER, WITTE, MIELE ,. - ,,,E.'1,,-gA1-5 .,,..xg,,,,,,A 0 I J kk -.. A . .., N M 1...,Qfff,,, , J f , 4 4 f-M, . -,, .,.., FRESHMAN LACROSSE -N.. s Y Wi Third Row QI to rj: MCLAUGHLIN, MAHR, JAHNS, JENTIS, WRUBEL, PLATZMAN Second Row fl to rj: LEE, MCADAMS, NITABACH, RENTZEPIS, HAUSER, GARROW First Row fl to rl: WELSH, GREEN, SHULTZ, REIKEN, WOOD, GUTHERZ 7 8 LACROSSE W1 O MO Third Row fl to rl: FAHERTY, WARD, BANICH, MENTZ, MEYERCORD, COMMO- DORE, HAUSER, EHRLICH Second Row fl to rj: HISS, SPEY, NOYSE, ARMSTRONG, NOWAK, WATERBURY, JENKINS, DONAHUE, KEAN, DELLICANO, STULEBERGER First Row fl to rj: FRANCIS, TOMKINS, KELLOGG, ROMANS, LALLEY, McILWAIN, ZINN, MALIN, CAMPBELL. EISENBUD 206 VARSITY BASEB LL Second Row fl to rl: COACH TRAMONTANA, LAWLOR, KURTZ, GIORDANO, BEG, ROSENBAUER, FEIGENBAUM, DI CHIARA COACH JOHNSON First Row: BUCKWALD, MONTEAGUDO, TWILL, ROMANO, RUSSELL, HUMPHREY, KARP, O'DONNELL 'W f ,,. 1 N Q18 X vu' X J -. gigs XN Wi vu-KN 1195 WN A .lf-s!f ,r . . BASEBALL 1JlGRy GE qxifirp 2 18 'ffm x '? w 'I Al' Third Row ll to rj: COACH THOMPSON, KLINGEMAN, LOVE, SOSA, FELDSTEIN, WEINER, ABBOT, KOPEL, STEVENS, COACH WHITTEMORE Second Row: QUENTZEL, SHORNHORN, FRAZIER, KELLY, L 1E 8 ,BASEBALL Second Row fl to rj: COLNNA, KURTZ, BUGLIARI, FEIGENBAUM, EYLES, RADIN, WEGRYN, CAMP- BELL First Row: PIRONTI, ST. PHILLIP, BESAN, SEEVAK, LAMOLA, SANDBACH BOY'S TEN N S VARSITY N Second Row ll to rl: QUINN, RACHLIN, SINGER, TELLING, COACH WARREN First Row: SEABROOK, LEWIS, MIRSKY mf! f fl'-ls Wf .f .-M53 . . BOY'S TENN S FULLER, PANCER, LeBUHN, MC DONALD, LIPPMAN, MANNIS, BENT, WELCH 7 8 BOY'S TENN S X L. L T5 Second Row ll to rl: MANLEY, TULLOCH, SALTUS, CUNDEY, BECKER, HOW- ARD, WHITE, COACH CONWAY First Row: CLAYMAN, RABIN, GOLD, KA- PILA, HORLICK, BAILEY IRL'S VARSITY TENN S Second Row fl to rj: CANINO, FULLER, BRODY, BOBER, BRODY, KELLOGG, BUNN, BENEDEK, COACH DUFFORD First Row: KALKIN, MEHTA, RIDGWAY, MANLEY, COHEN, STEINHARDT, KLINGEMAN 04 , .. ' 1 Tk .iixfxxz-W Mngxmgx f. . 2 , , .. ,,,,, , ,,,,,, W M .f.. WWW., Q AQQQ-.y. .X 'Q NW N YN Rx 'xg 1 m x Q x H -, 4 1 . 35. w - xxx --. ,.... ,,.....N.,,.....,,,..M.-..W,..,, ,... YQ 7 8 GlRL'S TENNIS KN 'Pr HHDNUI? QXQRIS gb I C fi Second Row fl to rl: COACH DUFFORD, TUCKER, TELLING, LEBOWITZ, SALKOWSKI, HESS, GREENE First Row: THIND, FEMAN, HYNES, WIXOM, HOLLISTER, APRUZZESE 3QY's SPRI TRACK Coach Scott, Nozick, Saul, Galkil, Coach Nazario, Schomp, Corino, De Castro, Wolf Chapman, Wright, Allen, Coach LaValette, Feldstein, Schultz, Markovitz, Osborne Berkowitz, Alfano, Clarick. A vb I W 1 Q 11 .Q Q53 f WN6ky Wcpy -il 3 W ,QL H 4, K Y 4 , . Q yr. ,L A VX' A fr .. 5 ,L I -If :W W f iw! X' ' U' w .fa 0: 4 V 3 ,. nah. V 5 ' -I x N Q Gil . az K -74 Y ' ' ' ' , h. f 10. 5 ,A L' ' '?'?,31g,,, f ' . 'ra L ,- 4, A L . lf? A K K 0 - Am ff QL W , Gky ,fx .Y X N . M Yi I . an fs GIRL'S TRACK . ,- 'ffamwvs PIMP Qin R J' if' Third Row CI to rj: COACH RUSSELL, MCGUIRE, WARSHAW, ROBINSON, DAYER Second Row: BELLITTI, GOLDMAN O'NElLL, DEMOS, KNIGHT First Row: BAXLEY, SPRINGER, LELAND, GRADWOHL, ROSENBAUM, MANGANARO, JOHN- SON S Y gps: QW' 4 1 Qiffai A a ,i X QW . SS,H 'f ' f' , Y 41 '14 A iv, Q nm 'W-ww I rv, I .VLAI K 1' r 4.3, , 216 if I I . ,WA- SFS Ni Hat X 'Q A Q , Q E: lr L . 1, v 'lf ' Xa I ..,.El!iru....R .M..4-R, 4---:-Fi,-rw -.L ........U -----1. N--1 . Third Row fl to rl: RICE, CHARLES, CHORBA, GROWNEY, LESTER, SHUPP, KEAN. COACH RICHARDSON Second Row: ALFANO, GELMANN, LINENBERG, RUZISKA, KAPTAIN, RICHARDSON First Row: CROKE, COHN, HANDLIN, ZARZECKI, ROB- ERTSON, ELLIOTT 7 8 TRACK V RSITY SOFTB LL Second Row fl to rj: COACH ZIEGLER, CROKE, HUBER, FALCONER, SOTO, MAHR, O'CON- NOR, ANDERSON, LUCAS, COACH GEIER, COHEN First Row: BASKIN, O'CONNOR, GRESSER, PHILLIPS, TEIXEIRA, OCKEN. COHN, NYDICK k M ffm., fl? wg f ,Zz-'1?f '5 5' ' , 1 F-1-fb ?:A!.fl31,bK,,pW Y 2 , Xi w?E Aa 7 8 SOFTB LL ,fr fs- QF 'YE YW-,4l QQ XXX ?'4,g q ' TN? '94 X V wi' 5 1 I Standing: COACH FIGUEROA Third Row Il to rl: BROWN, fm 5 r' L n KATZ, LUKAS, DRESSNER, TRAMONTANA, HANDLER, KATZ Second Row: SALIBELLO, TRAMONTANA, CHIARAMONTE, MONAGHAN, TSUI, OLIVEIRA First Row: MODI, LECHTMAN, BENNETT, LASSER, WENSON, HERNANDEZ lm, ,N ' af -v-ww e W www mf fm sw ami zz wma ff Rf, my az :av wwauw lumix, ,m,,,v!4 me as wg? '31 WWUQ , vwfh 5.x 365- 1 1 , , a'fn.A - ..'1 Q 5 Q 3 af-W f- f JV 7 Q 'S' We 1 4 Lewis, Ventrella, Lamberto Jervey, Brinton, Bunis, Reed, Ben Asher, Dick McLaughlin, Coach Carter ANCE K 1K if' ,Q New 1 I E 7 3 ,L I Adv' Bober, Pappas, Bedell, Little, Somnolet, Miss Battell Guss, Springer, Zinn, Hauser, Mrs. Handlin, Chan, Denni- son, Logio, Huk. VARSITY FOOTB LL fa f,. .. .f .. Y 'R 1. 'E f is . A' 1 - ' '-vi 53' .Q -my - w m v, -f . ii Pl!-sw ' L F Nfli. , . s , ' 0 ' 'GRY mf ,.., anew , mr' P 3 N6 ' 5- J ruwfv RNS Y Fourth Row fl to rl: Coach Christow, Mcllwaln, Popp, Zinn, Broder, Ward, Grace, Colonna, Baruch, Mentz Third Row: Coach Macaulay, Pirontl, Johnson, Gutherz, Jahns, McGlaughlln, Plsanl, Jones, Kurtz, Hauser, Faherty, Radin Second Row: Coach Rode, Balser, Martin, Meyercord, Ryan, Witte, Sand, Crooms, Powell, Kelly First Row: Coach Hoar, Begg, Koppell, Rusen, Witte, Williams, Greenberg, Weiner, Hubbauer, Dennison, Coach Conway wx P6 GX, ,n ,P WWW-.... s 5' 0 W1 . 0 0 s'. 'fa 1' a 4 Q , , '.u. Af, . 7, . ' a ' -n. e'. up v , ' a ' v 4 ,or ff M V2- -vi 4 H as. vi s uw vs' fr Kms 3 5 wfffm' .rag M if 1 f Wi, . Q ' xx L-xxwx , 'ff59iJ K 'lx -M ' Aix: NAM ' , f a ! , Q M ,,., , t lvw V TM f,,,1. . 1 ',' l i m '- : 'Nh W' . , -v-wif J WY 'f' 5, 1 WL H 'Tyr ,ww -W-5 o Q li . 5' vff 5 fy. if iw... bk I V ,- f X f if X ty' O EW, K4 N K , ig? '-v-N , , -f+'w,.,, - , N-'f fiA,g., 1-.-:rg ek 14 Q Q ,Hgh h K g..,,M ,A,i,,.l-1-.rf 2--v-I--I .V W gait' , '-m ,.Qw ,,...V K f It Y K '- AW A k 4 :A+ Q 7-Q . Q53 73 26 4556 59 86398 9 66 ,Jw Thlrd Row U to rj: Clapcich, DiChiara, Freedman, Mahr Second Row: Coffey, Donohue, Stifel, Friedman, Lee, Warllch, Blrotte, Coach Bugllarl First Row: Little, Russell, Rachlln, Gensch, Welch, Kline, Kunzmann, Felgenbaum, Jaffe v . Q X K . N ge . N N.. K ,J wx,-:,r -A . Q , K .. - K - . X X -K-.fr-... K ' . S . .- ., .-- f . .i .fr:X,:--,sQ..- f A Y. men' , Q . 2 ,sw , :,, ,QQ xg R ., ex, A L 'ff u :. gn 4 gg., he ga, - W. .5 V fax 71. .B A .gdruf L . ' 'LCG' , Q f ... 'ff' 1 -.Y hx ,,, ,A . .YS 6'-v th . yhf ,Hy X X Q, ' 5' KH.-I K S '1 ,kiwi -M, i Q Q L X mi m,.A 25 'f W9 ?'. X gmw. Nm Third Row ll to rl: Perlman, G Edwards, Wrubel, Liotta, Fuller, Platzman, Chapman, Abbott, Welch, Garrow First Row: Rentzepis, Osmun, Reiken, Wood, Mullet, Jenkins, Dick ould, Camo, Levine, Pew, Jentls, Greene, Panzer, Salibello, Coach Tramontana Second Row X. ' .-Q.. t FRESHME BOY'S SOCCER Thlrd Row QI to rj: Coach La Fontaine, Albano, Epstein, Wegryn, Bonnell, Becker, Purcell, Coach Hutchison Second Row Waterbury, Mennen, Elliott, Ruzlska, Croke, Feigenbaum, Rldgway First Row: Lewis, Lamola, Cundey, Polek, Manley, Tompkins Bailey, Campbell 7 8 BOY'S SOCCER W ,. .4 J, . .- 1 . vjfg 1 -. - - , ,LAR- ' V -xv 2 A - W WN., . Third Row fl to rj: Coach Sampson, Birotte, Wlxom, Donohue, Tulloch, Telling, Jackson,lBugliarl, Khawaja, Coach Fayen Second Row: Coach Bosland, Ginsburg, Malln, St. 'Phlllip, Eyles, Faherty, Merrill, Hancock, DlLonardo First Row: Katz, Dunlap, Crabtree, Romans, Parker, Schiffer, White, Kaplla, Schachman VARSITY GIRL'S SOCCER in- Thlrd Row ll to rj: Welslnger, Szymansld, Guss, Kaufman, O'Neill, Demos, Cohen, Coach Richardson, Second Row: Trynln, Lim Telling, Allan, Benedek, Bellitti, Nydick, Baxley, First Row: Cave, Dickson, Russell, Teixiera, McGuire, Chwazik, Goldman, Brody Anderson 4 . . GIRL'S SOCCER .ag ,Q , a e Thlrd Row fl to rl: Rlech, Oliveira, Burger, Chalmers, Bober, Kassouf, Coach Platt Second Row: Furman, Faherty, Wlxom, Hollister, Boehlke, Lasser First Row: Cooper, Grouney, Handlin, Schwarz, Chorba, Lionettl, Johnson Third Row ll to rj: Coach Lalley, Haberle, Stevens, Faherty, McAdams, Lukas, Shapiro, Khan, Kellogg, Lester, Chlaramonte, Second Row: Gradman, Hynes, Gump, Mollozzl, Campos, Quigley, Derr, Williams, Zarzeckl, Campbell, Coach Rauther First Row: Lechtman, Brotman, Klmberllng, du Busc, Lombardi, Ruchardson. Reiken, Walker, Panzarino, Kuo 232 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY .T T M T Thlrd Row fl to rj: Canlno, Kellogg, Bunn, Huber, Falconer Second Row: Coach Sledman, Eddy, Sawhney, 0'Connor, Malln, Coach Gullfoyle First Row: Rldgway, McMullen, Cohn, 0'Connor, Waterbury, Baskin, Jervey Y . X cu.. 'K M, , A , 1 . Q . g - . ' 'L .Q 2 7,3-W ' ,' Ni, ,.., A , ,I aw-,w,.,f' x r 1 k K -A W F c, .X K fx - S 4 , . l '5 -. 'a fv -.M-f,-,.,: my . aryl. x Agp , . 0 E is - Q X w X . . FIELD HOCKEY Third Row ll to rl: Coach Dufford, Minogue, Apruzzese, Salkowskl, Knight, Quinn, Quinn Second Row: Tucker, Lucas Tramontana, Rosler, Whittemore, Dufford, Dressner First Row: Kaplla, Chung, Pace, Thlnd, Ryan, Zarzecki McLaughlin 7 8 FIELD HOCKEY Third Row U to rl: Coach Fetters, Lourla, Goldberg, Tramontana, Graff, Hess, Sinady, Purcell, Coach Schurr Second Row: Monaham, Dick, Boyle, Tsui, Axelrod, Greene, Tischman, Goldman, Dadd First Row: Whlteney, Feman, Brown, Crouse, Whitney, Lee, Delesky VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY uruuvwi silt- H V .lf v- 7 8 CROSS COU TRY Second Row fl to rl: Coach Scott, Smith, Stulberger, Rice, Caron First Row: Tan, Komlsaruk, Robertson, Cohn Bodenchak mmm... . -V vm X s . N , --N, ,,-, Q 3 , E s Z s Q 5 g,.x.,,.,, .,., .....,. W.. Q .-...,.x , ...L +A..- .,x,,,, ...M wx 1 i C ? E 2 1 2 , 3 . ,.,.A-- .-.A ,,..,,...,. Q 2 Xe , Ek 3 x Rx? ? Q, ,... 5 Z g 5 l f E fM,W,,,M x , v , k, .... M., Y- ., 5 I 3 R Q SHN 539 555 :Asif 5 - 'iz en: fx- 'T g,..-,...,,..,,,,.,., 3 F .-...M ,.,,,..,.,.. . I ...X ., ....., ,...... W......5- I .x.-,,. W .... , .. , 5 ,,,, ,,,...,,..--, 3 if I5 VARSITY QXNG 1 5 4' 5 1 'X 9 ki 'IA N: 5'fX 'Y Q 'V Second Row: Berkowitz, Klingeman, Chalmers, Miller, Hovnanian, Coach Allan First Row: Cohen, Phillips, Johnson, 0'Connor, Allan, 0'Connor an K J .V. GIRL'S BASKETBALL 'N 1 33 'L f?4'eXNGHy N 20 V M l Second Row il to rl: Coach Conway, Eichler, Naab, Knight, Faherty, Huber, Lasserg First Row: Handler, Wixom, Cohen, Telling, Llonetti, l-lockman, Oliveira 7 8 GIRL'S BASKETBALL Third Row il to rj: Derr, Hertzberg, Gradman, Sallbello, Loria, Faherty, Coach Figueroag Second Row: Mollozi, Kellogg, Hamilton, Quigley, Dadd, Whitney: First Row: Campbell, Frankle, Williams, Reiken, Lechtman, Hines 1 ,WM I ' 1 A X N . 3 Q f- . A QXxkG'?f'??QXX'23Gi?'z Y 1 N 41 ' S a s ' - A 5 ff - A I f Qwffl Xflifli 1 if 'Nagy MR1' q E j ey A V N Q 3 1 A' V F 7- 11, 5 ' , SS iv 5 fu 1, me 19910 xi , 1 : :'X pri ,fs X5 1 Q. Q -E fl! J .V. BASKETBALL fs? it 1? Q' Q34 Q 5 , ,L , 2 .,1 , A M M Second Row ll to rl: Bellittl, De Castro, Becker, Pew, Feldstein, Weiss, Seevak, Coach Lavalette: 7 8 BASKETBALL if 5 Second Row ll to rl: Coach Johnson, Iles, Growney, Telling, Lalley, Kurtz, Di Lonardo, Morlarlty, Fahertyg First Row: Francis, Dunlap, Gerg, White, I-lorllc, Katz VARSITY WRESTLING Second Row: Waterbury, Rusen, Friedman, Brody, Witte, Crooms, Coach Auringer First Row: Epstein Biegelsen, McLaughlin, Waterbury, Bailey J .V. WRESTLING Second Row: Lewis, Colonna, Hauser, Green, Polek, Coach Whittemore First Row: Reich, Gutherz, Pavleszek, Heap, Whitternore 7 8 WRESTLING Second Row: Armstrong, Hines, Pence, Scharwenka, Feeley, Hauser, St. Phillip, Coach Hoar First Row: Handler, Cooper, Noyes, Pisanl, Ocken, Befeler, Oltchick WI TER TRACK 3 V V Q-. gll'lU' P lf S 3 f 1 fi - on an vf Jf l r W Third Row fl to rj: Coach Nazarlo, Schultz, Growney, McAdams, Alfano, Charles, Bunn, Karp, Dressner, Malin, Thlnd, Coach Delmang Second Row: Peters, Rosenbaum, McMinn, Quinn, Fuller, Cooper: First Row: Spey, Lamola, Spey, Hauser, Baxley, Wrubel, Garrow , ,K .b . eq 2 Q 3 -' u.v-CW VARSITY ICE HCCKEY iggaxuamx muse Third Row: Rachlln, Kunzmann, Satz, Meyercord, Humphrey, Salibello, Mcllwaln, llarla, Coach Lafon taine Second Row: Piserchia, Stafford, Castelo, Macrae, Welch, Giordano, Meyercord, Manley First Row: Schultz, Manley, Zarzecki, Giordano, Relnken, Schultz 35? xx. X Q 7 5 J .V. ICE HOCKEY img 'WRT' JJ . , -11+ ' rip mg 144 YQ lr., ..VW6fDT,l 'wg Pl 1 P' V Q fi, f,7?55'5 ilflfj ,fW' M' Lf I 'J l .W 'W3Zif'i':- il K ' .m Second Row: Coach Platt, Welch, Stevens, Satz, Kraus, Mcllwain, Falcon, Giordano, Coach Barton First Row: Lee, Polek, Nowak, Zarzecki, Rentzepls, Tomplins, Funkhouser, Wolf guru'- W Kg a olT.,g 4 o , W -Eg ' 5 ff C BX rn 1 o . N 9523 ff S, 1 .. -L,:, 4-X i Q 4 ... Q- R '-1 f' VARSITY SWIMMING P1 Third Row: Coach Cowen, Bent, Michals, Yeomans, Ernst, Linenberg, Brown, Coach Goldberg Second Row: Kellogg, Mentz, Furman, Chapman, Pison, Donohue First Row: Bunis, Clapchich, Bent, Brinton Second Row: Coach Cowen, Deasy, Robinson, Cave, Jervey, vonwatzdorf, Quinn, Coach Goldberg First Row: Zarzeckl, Kapila, Springer, Schorr, Ryan, McLaughlin '1 1 ' 1 r f . 1 7 8 SWIMMING 3 A V in ,A , e,s , Row: Kapila, Crabtree, Gump, Kean, Graf, Lukas, Shapiro, Donohue, Tucker, Ross Second Row Kawut, Mack, Stevens, Stulberger, Brown, Brown, Choudhury, Schwarz First Row: Crosby Marshall, Zaezecki, Thompson, Caron, Rousta h GIRLS FENCING Dennison, Lieberman, Lewis, Nucci, Schneider, Coach Gesualdo S 7 8 FENCING i, Q , , Q lfe, 1 in X SHS Third Row QI to rj: Coach Rahter, Clark, Width, Govanl, Florillo, Chung, Nonnenmacher, Ehrlich Coach Popp Second Row: Bauman, Khanna,Leary, Rothfield, McAdams, Winhold, Schiffer, Lee aruk First Row: Gamble, Bodenchak, Matz, Smith, Miller, James, Walker BOYS' PEN CIN G Z!! S Jw fn 4 V1 ,KJ ii Q Third Row ll to rl: Lewis, Abbey, Gollhardt, Popp,Nonnenmacher,Krlshnan, Mason, Coach LI Second Row: Gilbert, Miller, Howard, Saltus, First Row: Grace, Dankus, DiSilva, Barber, Edwards, Selby i CHEERLEADERS .M 1,4 .qkglfrgrgggg ,M 9 , A, ,,A2Lb , - 5.5 1-- Qi Third Row fl to rj: Cooper, Stafford, Axelrod Second Row: Peters, Somnolet, Rosler, Bockskopf Row: Loggio, Redziniak, Croke Q 1 FY' QxNGHy CLUBS Thlrd Row: Klingeman, Bellitl, Campbell, Gray Second Row: Giordano, Trynin, Waterbury, Apruzzese, Hess, St. Phillip First Row: O'Connor, Hollister, Perlman, Dressner, Lester, Eykes, Campbell, Lim, Cohn, Minogue, Siegel, Berkowitz, Schachman F F O O R R M M I ll F F O O R R M M Ill IV F 0 R M V gg I Third Row: Barber, Deasy, Cooper, Hatoff, Stein, Lobell, Second Row: Cooper, Dufford, Tucker, Sawhney, Thind, Manganero, Syzmanski First Row: Liotta, Kaufman, Allan, Guss, Bober, Chapin Second Row: McMullen, Maskowltz, Ernst, Ruprecht, Fiegenbaum, Warlick, Cohn, Osmun, Wrubel, Conway, Chung First Row: Gilbert, Mennen, Jenkins, Abbot, Benedek, Eichler, Anderson, Cohen, Katz, Conarello, Khnan k Tlschman, Stafford, Minogue, Moskowitz, Kalkln, Baxley, Allen . Lk 5 k E as S AQ-vw 109,56 -ak. ai. +0 .. . 1-by K 1 55? I .I QUIZ BOWL TEAM Second Row fl. to r.J: Quinn, Fisch, Klingeman First Row QL. to r.J: Mehta, Nozlck, Camo Mr. Li Mehta Gnanadesikan, Green, Mehta, Little COMMUNITY SERVICE Just one of their many efforts . . . THE RECORD X-133 mx 61 Second Row: Ostroff, Wallwork, Bober, Rosenbaum, Popp, Wolansky, Mrs. Llonettl First Row: Clarick, Karp, Tlschman The Pingry Record, Pingry's largest monthly newspaper, enjoyed a banner year, thanks to a bumper crop of seniors who were trained as un- derclassmen by the loving and patient Mrs. Pat Llonetti. As freshmen, Greg Clarick and Jon Karp became involved. As sophomores, Bill Os- troff and David Tischman added their innovative energy to the young staff. As juniors, under the guidance of Mrs. Llonettl and Editor-in-chief Lauren Bober, this staff learned the ropes, made their mistakes, and got some valuable exper- lence under their belts. Classes ln journalism and visits to scholastic journalism conventions also gave the young crew, of which Amy Rosenbaum had become an integral part, the knowledge to run the paper more efficiently, and more stylisti- cally, as seniors. And as this Record staff has become closer, more people have become a part of the family. Lyric Wallwork, two years younger than the sen- iors, made up for what she lacked in experience with talent, guts, and chutzpah. James Popp and Brad Wolansky added to the attractiveness of the paper with their crisp, quality photos. Mike Weinsteln's cartoons took a humorous look at some of Pingry's more bizarre aspects, and John Quinn's knack of finding mistakes in the copy enhanced the Record's readability. Eric Mannis drummed up some money ln the form of ads, and Suzanne Bober, the circulation manager, made sure no one was deprived of reading The Pingry Record. Mrs. Lionetti advised, assisted, cooked for, and befriended everyone involved, and Colby 8a McGowan, the professional printing company working with the high school amateurs, helped the group through many a deadline. LITERARY MAGAZINE THE SQSEEEEUEH TEZA STH GRADE Duncan, St. Philip, Befler, Hess BLUE BOOK Thlrd Row: il-rj Joel, David, Chris. Second Row: fl-rj Soula, Alexis, Ilene, Kathy, Susan. First Row: fl-rj Priscilla, Andy, Brad H G H Y BLUE BOOK P O T O R A P fi A U pr 5' Andy Wrlght David Bent Mike Rusen Vl Kathy Barletta Chris Brinton Joel Bunis Seth Gollhardt Robin Jervey Jon Karp Dave Tischman Mike Wright S TAFF Brad Wolansky Ora Schorr V Soo Chung Jen Croke Soula Fotinos Ilene Goldman Alexis Lieberman Moderators Priscilla Cohen Sharon McGuire Marc Romano IV Susan Brody Kirsten Cooper lll Molly Hollister Jillian Lasser DI Telling Ann Wixom ll Michael Cohen Sue Hollister, Jeanne McNamara Mike Popp, Frank Romano HESS CLUB Second Row: Ben-Asher, Alfano, Kong, Cucka, McMinn, Alfano, Chan, Vetter, Bloch, Elliot First Row: Krlshnan, Mehta Charles, Gnanadesakan A x 1 DU GEONS AND DR GONS 902 .av 'S Q 31 ' XW z,-ku,1,fvf- .1 Second Row: Bloch, Benasher First Row: Selby, McAdams, Charles, Green, Shapero, Martin, Kong, Lewis w x X gg!! 3, :Frm KL. FRENCH CLUB Ai w ' , 2 r, ,Q 'R V, if R . ma:- Third Row: Spey, Ben-Asher, Fotlnos, Salkowoski, Croke, Modi, Reiner, Chorba, Tramonta, Miss Dayer Second Row: Guss, Falconer, Pace, Malin, Oswald, First Row: Lobell, Barletta, Syzmanski, GERMAN CLUB N m L g xxx 5 Third Row: Meta, Cucka, Nonenmacher, LaValett, McMinn, Lewis, Langer, Kuo Second Row: Springer, Kassouf, Fernandez, Felgenbaum, Garrow SPANISH CLUB -wg Fourth Row: Popp, Dressner, Kapila, Robinson, Redziniak, Somnolet, Goldman Third Row: Karp, Lasser, Lionettl, Fuller, Gillespie, Kllngeman, Chalmers, Thind, Salkowski, Hockman, Russell, Froncek, Frazer, Love, Rachlln, Manis Second Row: Langer, Gnanadesikan, Brody, Eddie, Dressner, Miss Schnur, First Row: Mr. Goldberg, Partenope, Hartman, Gresser, Bobbur ANGUAGE MAGAZINE L Back Row: Krlshnan Bober, Eddy, Froncek First Row: Wallwork, Mrs. Roxbury, Cooper f 7 T H 8: 8 T H G R A D E C H O R U S Top Qleft to rightl L. Goldman, L. Whitney, K. Gamble, H. McAdams, F. Stevens, J. Phillips lsecond Rowj G. Lee, A. Tsul, L. Graf, C. Kandau lThird Rowj K. Williams, L. Gradman, K. Campbell, R. Derr, J. Goldberg, T. Haberle fFourth Row! Mrs. L. Kogan, C. Slnady, L. Richardson, M. Dick, A. Hess, J. Chlaramonte QFlfth Rowj K. Jarratt, G. Mollofzl, C. Monaghan, L. Kuo W-+ - - X. Top lLeft to right! J. Campbell, J. Romans, D. Clark, J. Oyer, J. Ross, T. Handlin, M. Peters, E. Collins, M. Pasnik lSecond Row! C. Smith, K. Tracey, R. Width, B. Crosby, S. Dougherty, S. Francis, R. Dunlap, A. Komisaruk, lThird Rowj T. Handler, P. Leary, J. Lee, S. Crabtree, P. Cooper, B. Chattman Buttondowns: Second Row fl to rj: Kopell, Nonnemacher, Welnstien, Howard, Carno, Weiss, CHORAL SPECIALTY GROUPS vf Balladeers: Second Row fl to rj: Naughton, Kong, Rosenbaum, Chapman, Shapiro, Cooper, Barber, Mlchals, Little, McMinn, Barber, First Row: Lobell, Miller, Dennison, Ben-Asher, Manganaro, Edwards, Minogue, Kuo, Chapin MEN 'S GLEE CLUB Ml-J Fourth Row: Williams, Ernst, Powell, Gillespie, Cancell, Fuller, Kurtz, Saul, Moenlckheim, Becker Third Row: Chapman, Jones, Koppel, Nonnenbacher, Weiss, Weinstein, Howard, Charles, Edwards, Lamola, Albano, Pironti Second Row: Michals, Ben-Asher, McMinn, Camo, Graham, DeSilva, Cooper, Nowak, Popp, Kuo, Barber, Markman, Elliot, Miller, Saltus First Row: Kong, Naughton, Love, Hatoff, Gilbert, Grace, Welsh, Vogel, Willis WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB F Walk Third Row: Somnolet, Zazanis, Bunn, Salkowski, Minogue, Waterbury, Malin Second Row: Chorba, Denni- son, Nucci, Kassouf, Hollister, Apruzzese, Zarzecki, Lasser, Manganaro, Rosenbaum, Chapin, Eddy, De- mos, Cooper, Brody, Feman First Row: Burger, Simons, Lionetti, Lim, Barber, Growney, Minogue, Jervey, Little, Rosler, vonWatzdorf, Cooper, Hernandez, Thind, Wixom if ' ,F CD u-1 :E 1- .2 U 'U IH 0 'B Q o G hu 0 .o In as dl .2 H I 'E 1: ea Q -T U o :1 Z 12 as I 5. .1 U : .2 o 3 .- fx u O 4-I 1 9 3 o I 4: 12 :s o u. W -u il -v 3 aw. aw :a ll E :I as .ca c: o C N G -I C O O . G E :F as E or Un E o .E 6 :I I .E 1 cn IU 01 U ..: : in H ea S .: 0 .: Q N E : ea s: C o Z 6 1: N ilu: 1 41 5. H :1 .ca ln U ill 5 A in o 'H nl Q rd Row dy Th Lee, Sina .E 3-L' E cl: u I nl all 1: : eu I cek, OD ka, Fr 0 :I U rl: 110 Row fl Second 08211 wajah, Caron, R nv .: K ...r : Q I' :I il or D .E ev o H : Ba 6 .2 n. su 4: cn J 1 B ev .o av 1' reen, Barber, QI to rl: G irst Row F Cl' Lass gan, Kaptain, Mrs. Ko 'J 5 Q Q CD GI as 'J D. O Q e .E A I- .fi +I 2 -I e .E : 0 2 Q 2 0 lun 0 Ill nel' bren Stein E 01 n. N i ui .E 'Ta' U ...r .ae O 3 o E N ua .95 3 v -I :T N : .: Q 'C 3 Les Hult: fl to rj: Minogue, Lim, Manganaro, Chapin, von Watzdorf, Lobell, Brody Brass Choir: Third Row: Bunn, Conarello, Gutherz, Popp, Befeler, Spey, Nonnenmacher, Ernst, Simons Second Row:Barber, Yeomans, Peters, Green, Dick, Croorns, Schupp, Oliveira, Popp, Reich First Row: Ruziska, Eisenbud, Rabin, Glarum, Saltus, Lamola MQW' .-. T 'r W- .ff ' P Yia' ' d' . f 533- ' 4 x , ff-iid! i-iq fi .41 w X, :W 'f 2 'YM ,, . , 'aw t. Wk . V-kg' .4 .i W. , , if 'w 5 .? 93,1-'54 - -41 EQXL Of' AY.. xx' -n qgfjx. , ,. M - - ' 9 A A1 'Q , v . -X : Q 'Z 'A ' -fffj flfl . N -'Z ' 1, ' A 'afagi' -' 0 'ff v 'lb 5'2- ' Ak Lax? Aix liz '1 . it 1,5 - N 'f .1A : j! ' fi' A f A C 47' '53 5. .H ,, ! 9' 4 di? io v ,,. 3, 1 -A ix si ,ps iff. is. ,al'i, -x ,Q Conways's Cool Jerks' Gee, this new office is so great. I have books, my own bath- room, and a great view of North Avenue. Hey, hey, hey, Duane -Q.. L61 Can I borrow a dime? s x ,yew O 1 .jf 1 - . , ,A My S -ii, Really Miles, It was this big. 5 x :J Luis Monteagudo rubbing Ralph Kunzmann the wrong way X . ff? VW X1 -n Another Elsenbud! How many scoops in Raisin Bran, Mr. Allen? Throw her down! 3 The Plngry Sweathogs ,dk 'GN Xi The Urbane Cowboy and riding partner Blue's Angels 1982 Blue book staff would like to thank Harriet DeLong and Sharon Austin on the Short Hills Campus and Marge Svedman at Hillside Special Thanks to Bruce Miller Photographer 277 ,,...-.q My cup .-ni ,Q Witte ff A Ai 15453 giwf' 'S Q .ff , Abi .T Y., W.,. ., ,,,....N, q 1--r-' . M 4 3 f , X fffixs-f I K 'G' ' A N I Q9 Xxx Av. qs, m 1 ...A . ,YW -Cxg, Dukfs vnyf' . 5 ..,, Q.. 279 The Blalrstown experlence presented the CLASS OF '85 with activities that comple- mented and enhanced each of the goal statements that follow: 1. To become better acquainted with one s elements 280 W, the natural world in which we live. and self ln relation to others! ,Q 4, ,Vx l bi Kgi'5C': r , l 4, :gay 'z ' EL e x' may .1 : M t..-4' . E. 2521 Lf: ff fp LJ 249' This ls going to be one heck of a milkshake, guys. a??.E'f Q-1 ' I1 ' Talk dirty to me. ,3 X Josh Levine teaches his twin brother, Slosh, how to Master Basic ff' A4 Iii' sw., Wil, X 312- 5 ,ff '!4 Stifle yourself, Meatheadf' ,X- You will return this tray. You will clean up. You will report to the pool at 2:l5. f 283 ' ,Yv SPORTS N GHT .f I 1 44? l' QE,-W' I J a., ' w A.. 1 , . . -1-ws .-,4.4,,.1L ' -A-st V,-.--f-.ax4..,g.sgs .'L..4...4.,f...,wA , - ..la..4K ,, c v ,Lb N,R4x. -. , .-,V -W ,VW'L.sn,, 'A 'J,,4 y ., 5 4 -4 , Nfru. I.: 1 V- ,'.- . ' x 1 . 1 . Lv xw f 4-L... Q3 sf' u-'K Aff' exif' '5 l. in-5' A Q, Y, mb, xii.. aff! 1 ' ' kd. 'X !.x.i I 'IL A G. 5-E I C N546 RUFUS GUN THER I Nz rnoor Loops ,Q-' HMV' Bn v 4 wg W 35: ,ls W, kv Ilb---- ,Q-v is 1+ 51,5205 ' H15 3 ', - SN .Q . ' mJ M f :,,,ffzfff,, W . wa ' mx' 3 M S-el X L 5 P Q if ' H ifzfgwr. Y J, 'jd 1 1 .y Wi- 2- If 1 sa? 2 ng 1 5 ,-, Ex ,Ng X g .lg JG , gy, K W S 1 BLE ll? S 9 'num N 7 Ss. Y - -N ' Z3 0 Q ffm X 2? ff, ESI 5 j' mime Q f S5r0N C O N C E R T ug NO SECRETS H. Allen, J. Minogue, D. Tlschman, B. Chapin, B. Perlman, A. Oswald f,M M f i, ff-we-'V www. Standard Safety B. Sturm, S. Ridgway, R. Width, J. Kawut, K. Apruzzese, E. Lester, J. Phillips, C. Smith, M. Dick 294 Black Comedy C. Canlno, S. Naughton, G. Clarick, J. Dressner, M. Wright D. Guss, S. Rosenbaum, A. Hess JUSTIN.: AHERILAN YEAALAIJ-ux I. OF PAGES Q01 sulmce .JAM :wma f' Joe NUMBER 13026 nsvnesemmnve I HUNLNVNL Xxsjilxl, i I 2 TOTALCOPIES '50 TOTALPACIES 505 Ar-I Hmnxsrea man nov I ,env swam, sew A CLJHPLLTLD 'I xvenuri uuamluu HLCDKJ' .. 25:f,W.f N If Riff' jg 55' .:, , .Q NJ 3,7265 EACH snlv.-si-II uf um I I 4 k ' is I 'Q-... ' I1 5 .4 I ff HATE LJLLCUK I vm Ibdok Rx ', I .-. ,I III.-IJ 5 ,,-af , ,ef A 1523 ' xx.-' H I I f, , If I' I if 11: 'Q I' ' blur' A Il WF! ,lf DE f V I FOURTH COPY SHIPMENT FOFI YOUFI YEAFIBOOK. 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Lahr ln Memorium 1981 if 'su ,gm aww ,..,,. ,ul ww . ir i 4 .,. ffl' '54 'gr 4 , ff?-if ,K ' 1 S L 5 Best Wlshes Class Of eep! eep! eepl good answer the three twists matchmaker Marj and the Elizabeth boys is the Witte s house off limits during free periods? we miss you Heat miser Bayamo oh those B R deadheads Raritan what a long strange trip its been what a goof Kutch has detorted vision Senior Simple P C s pool take it off Ralph red light hot night dynomite! Hey Mr Witte Fraze Gulliver west side story no more foodtown solid as a rock Jenny S thanks for all the rides wax the carrot they thanks for being such pains it built our character love us hey Geordle nice haircut My love s a butter big bro microphonehead 13 M1 garfunkel to billionaire Norbert nice attitude PHILLL wild and drunken frenzy that girl has my heart ln her hands you know 1 on 5 d accord? M G stop molesting us the Pingry girls this is ri dic ulous it always snows in Mendham shattered lights and broken windows Matt no hard feelings the wench to the sober virgin thanks for the column Rick James Chwaz Mo and Sharon no more Jesse!! itty bitty bitty boop Beauregard Smile!! Gussle How s your wall Kim Tommy and Marc beware of trees while driving auf Wiedersehen Mariette and Christian good luckl congratulations and thanks for all the rides and good times we ll miss you seniors CLASS OF 83 Q '82 . . . .... . ., . secret . . . Happy Birthday Brad . . . whipped cream and peanut 9 Welcome to the Pingry Alumni Association, 1982 Come and Enjoy Alumni Soccer, Alumni Basketball, a Shore Party, 'wi' Reunion Weekend Alumni Baseball, and more if? 7? ' l .4 214-L+! 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