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SHORT HILLS i 149 ACT IV UNDERCLASSMEN 167 AC T V SPORTS scsivsi SPRING 192 SCENE II FALL scsivs in WINTER 224 ACT VI STUDENT LIFE 5 241 ACT VII CLUBS 265 I I I lvmlocvt Sxxxxxxxxw We have attempted to present you with a sweeping panorama of S P' 'l'f th fll' .P't d hfl FS filgituifgniinfhfS3ff3L'LZiiaiiSWei? Slefhimifjfciifi 37,2 S ppf' Q5 playfulness as well as the dedication. How well we have succeed- Q Q Q ed is to be determined by you, our audience. We give you now our Q f ' ' I 9 drama. Judge us wiseiv critics, for you are the characters we Q portray. Q M . xx ' X A I i Q- ixfs' as 'ff-52 we 19 I I Qxs X a+ Q ix E + 5 K S Y 8 rn, AN ' i-iililllf .Wx 3.HQi35,- X . ,. fvfw 4 JSM f U25 ' o 1 3 I 5- 4-MS any .QV m.21,.l'A' ,uw vf4... ,. H' 77 Q- .- 9 l 5 i E2 G , an 5. , n 'U Q I 4 ii ,.- ! 4 M. I-X 'T wiv HF s . V - K-All ,M .. fu ' ! 1 L . Z 'L . S 5-. . ,1,4. fYi 4 F fl I 1 ,psf Vina?-h x-1' AC T II sfiwons Despite college and academic pressures, Pingry seniors find the time to remain involved in sports and other activities. The leadership and example they provide are assets to the scenes in which they appear. ,v 'Q- pw 'xy - 4 .I ,RSS ' , 7' ,, ,?? s. ix ' ' ' ,, :YYY ! 1, YL. X if' f5 KI ny 5::x XX: i' ' xi s ,' V C'- fb'- 'Y 11 xx M fa QQ A , , 1 We L PINGRY SCHOOL ' 5' 1 SHORT HILLS ' CAMPUS rc V Mgiv' 'ai ' an Vf,. , wk- v- M y , ll Y' 1 QW V if f5 . -I : Q fu fs - ul' 1 if iran 'j! lk ' 1 ' 1 Cm cg,-i'Sf: U. V' ' ,., :q J if -1 f r ,. I 2 , ff L 'Y Q , . . pf I , v i C 1 , ..f H , '- ,5 we Q1- Q Sf fi?-'Tux o 'w - S O 'si D . fo V rf-1 , ' R in C IS- ' - .Mv- Q l r .4 'Ilia X N XXX, wiv ,W V w, , Q, ,, V . X X mx ' u v , . . v EMWXN - an W, r- ' , 'f V,-V?,.,,,u ,ir fy' f , . 3, , --uf gg, 4 q ,' 1 -V' V it a-'Tv -Tp' jf 57 I nf,: 3144-pe f, in Jin, I X ' w f?L ' MQ .MVFQ fi? - ' , 3 we sg ' r ,. i xx x. . Q N X Xia 'P Qc' 5,31 Ck, Y x win 'xf . FYI-w '1 I ' vw'-1 fa? . , H ,J . 3 4 , 1 '-1 'i, 1 X fill-11 , N . w .. 4 , 4,4 fix? Q ,am i QQ! V 1 xr' 'X ,nf Wvwul ,XXX 'ik' V .1 i I 'x'i '5 Q W 5 J i 's- T W .A V N 'WlL, if rf Q ' H 'Y I viii , ' -lr .- ui ,mix w .,s 7 a P Div u 1' ' ,- p 'xX fix Ya -. 7- 9 '13 ,Eb -K :rx ,J IV' 1, il, Nl I -..., ll im w ,5 x f I. A , X7 - 'reign'-1'rm,., l'A 1 - L- HJ. W N 'fs 1 I , N Q -VW K WW O I xx w Zywfz' .' X ' My ...W A X u k Y , Hx-A -1-'C' -u . . vi- 4...- pn ' 'M gan-I N ' ,.4.-ell ll X A rl. X - 5 L.: ,fb -5 Y -47 Q04 . 9 '31 ! m K' af' f .fy-X4-99-X.-'V' va W .XX ---'IN -. x YV' 'Ili rev? I..- 5 6 - Al gy.. 9,3 ACT vi ZZZDEN' When not studying the Pingry student listens, plays, and talks. He prepares for the next scene and for the curtain call. Pingry students are per- formers in the academic, athletic and theatrical senses. 1 'XXX W Sm X. ' L :wr- .sdish V41 0 , .fffn --.Q -u6 ' - ,L ill 'N N X s X ve 4 x. ,.f? af-3 . 'Al 9 -if il' fix fa ..i 55 Mx 'x '7'x PN AC T VII c1.uBs Clubs at Pingry offer the students a chance to try their hand at writing, playing chess, roughing it or doing yearbook layouts. Students can also learn about foreign cultures and visit them first-hand. ev vw i Y 1 fy. P I I f D I , - W . fr , ' .A,,,. S, 3. ,M is ki? 4.-J ACI I neun fgx, w X R ,K 'gs-75,77 '- ,,l..77-w - -.. W QM ADM NI TRA TION A primary concern of the Pingry administration is to encourage an environment which offers both students and faculty an opportunity to be indivi- duals, scholars, and leaders. This concious effort to provide a full range of life 's choices is an inte- gral part of the Pingry experience. l. David C. Wilson 519692 Headmaster, Mathematics B.A. Williams College Ed. M. Harvard University ll. Frank L. Romano I19591 Assistant Head Master, Dean of Boys Mathematics B.A. Susquehanna University M.A. Rutgers University lll. Susan P. Hollister H9721 Dean of Girls, English B.A. Mount Hohfoke College M.A. Kean College M. Litt. Drew University IV David R. Allan 119601 Director of College Guidance, History B.A. Williams College M.A. New York University Y, f ws, 'wiv M il C . .C l BIY H ll . if. I 57? Q ,. .pax I, Nl V lv Avi l. Fredrick G.H. Fayen 119631 Director of Guidance, History B.A. Harvard University M.A. New York University ll. Thomas E. Johnson, '59 119661 Director of Athletics, Science B.S. Springfield College lll. John E. Hesketh 119741 Director of Studies, Mathematics B.A. St. Peter's College IM Peter M. Cowen 119761 Director of Admissions, English B.A. Kenyon College M.A. Fairleigh Dickinson University M Kevin M. Rooney 119701 Head of the Middle School, English A.B. Bethany College Vl. Jonathan D. Hutchinson 119741 Director of Faculty Development, Science B.A. St. Lawrence University Vll. Miller A. Bugliari 119591 Director of Alumni Affairs Coordinator of S.A.C., Science B.S. Springfield College M.S. New York University Vll FA C UL TY ENGLISH The English departments goal is to teach students to analyze a wide variety of literature and to write well. The course variety exposes students in Forms V and Vl to the styles and philosophies of many authors and teachers. I. George B. Moffat, Jr. C19612 Department Chairperson B.A. Hamilton College M.A. Pennsylvania State University ll. C. Brett Boocock 119822 B.A. Williams College M.A. Rutgers University lll. John C. Platt 119792 B.A. University of Delaware M.S.C.l. Maharishi European Research University IV John R. Dufford, Jr. I1 9592 A.B. Princeton University M.A. New York University v Patricia A. Lfonerff 519772 W? J! of-4 nf 2 B.S. Seton Hall University Vl. June-Ann Greeley I19822 B.A. Connecticut College M.A. University of Connecticut 1 57' f 1 ff qt. .QA 'Javi- wi!- S Q r NL... ..... .. ?' jx X, vu' l. Dean L. Sluyter 519771 B.A. California State College of Sonoma M.A. Maharishi International University ll. Robert C. Brenner 119671 B.S. University of Tampa M.A. Florida Christian University lll. Maria D. Romano 119781 B.A. lmmaculata College M.S. Nazareth College of Rochester lV. Carol R. Nowak K19821 A.B. College of St. Elizabeth M.A. Fairleigh Dickinson V James P. Handlin U 9681 B.A. Iona University M.A. Fordham University Vl. Theodore Li 519731 B.A. Wesleyan University M.A. SUNY at Buffalo 'K 21 HIS TOR Y This year the History department has continued its tradition of educating students in the various areas of history as well as in the fundamentals of comprehension. The department believes that history is a systematic rendition of the past which enables students to study and to make anahftical judgements as to causes and effects. This year the number of course available to Sophomores was increased, enabling them to study more areas of History. The goal of the department is to teach students to read, write, and do research. l. Gerald J. Keane 519701 Department Chairperson B.S., M.S. University of Hartford ll. Richard Bosland U 9812 B.A. Denison University lll. David G. Figueroa C1 9792 B.A. Fairfield University -- S PW' 1 s,-Q FIBA' xv-:x V 1 1 9.7! 4 I -s , KX 5 n wp-nf Q it N I5 5 X MQ 'W MY .A an I ,ii I I . ff T J iit D N ... 11.4 A f 'ff D. l. Michael C. Richardson C1 9692 B.A. Norwich University M.A. Seton Hall M.A. Kean College ll. Catherine Anne Dufford C1 9791 B.A. Rutgers University lll. Richard C. Weiler K1 9541 B.S. Rutgers University M.A. New York University IV Joseph La Valley K1 9821 A.B. University of Massachusetts M.A. University of Massachusetts V John C. Nicholson 119822 A.B. Dartmouth University LANGUAGE Through the use of carefully selected texts and materials, the Foreign Language program tries to enhance all four skills of language learning: listen- ing comprehension, speaking, reading, and writ- ing. Another of the department's objectives is to expose students to the cultures of specific coun- tries. This is acheived by the use of video-tapes purchased with a grant from the Dodge Founda- tion. The Rider College competition offers stu- dents the opportunity to exercise their knowl- edge of language. The results of the illustrate the success of the department. l. Jane S. Roxbury 119782 Department Chairperson B.A. Elmira College M.A. Teachers College, Columbia University ll. Jeanine M. Carr C19822 B.A. Universite Catholique de Louvain M.A. San Jose State University lll. Norman M. LaValette I1 9792 B.A. Montclair State College and Karl Franz University at Austria IV. Albert W Booth 519292 A.B. Harvard University v-'ff' f .,,.' fag ITIIUU f 5 l. Victor A. Nazario K1 9772 B.A. lnter-American University of Puerto Rico M.A. Fairleigh Dickinson University ll. Robert S. Goldberg 119802 B.A. Temple University lll. Phyllis M. Dayer 119782 B.A. Northern Illinois University M.A. University of Kentucky IV. Susan B. Schnur H9812 B.A. Douglas College M. Ed. Rutgers University V. Geraldine G. Castaldo 119792 B.A. St. Peter's College Diplome L'lnstitut Catholique FINE ARTS The Fine Arts department has been an important part of Pingry life since 1976 when it reached full department status under the direction of Michael E. Popp. Today Fine Arts offers courses which serve a broad community of interests on both an introductory as well as a specialized level. lt also enriches the life on the campus with interesting class trips and student exhibits. l. Michael E. Popp 119762 Department Chairperson B.A. Ed. M. Rutgers University M.A. Newark State College ll. D. Antoine du Bourg 119562 B.A. Hamilton College M.A.L.S. Wesleyan University lll. Margaretta Lear-Svedman 519802 B.A. Kean College IM Gail Alston C19822 B.A. Kean College V. Peter D. Delman U 9762 B.A. Middlebury College M.F.A. University of Massachusetts NN .X . X X' xx x R fi fix K3 -i . fa M-in ' l. Barbara Z. Berlin 119752 B.A. Smith College ll. Leanore Kogan 119672 B.A. Queens College M.A. Teachers College, Columbia University lll. Clare C. Gesualdo C19801 B.A. Hofstra University M.A., D.M.A. Manhattan School of Music IV. Susan Smith C1 9791 B.A. Skidmore College V. Diane R. Handlin 119742 B.A. Douglas College M.A. Temple University Vl. James S. Little 119722 B.S., Music Ed. Trenton S ta te College QWQS 6 W 9. s, ,.- STQP C' - 3 T MATHEMATICS The current goal of the Math department is to give all Pingry students some degree of computer literacy. To reach that goal, the department is making several significant changes. A five week course will be offered to selected two year math students. An Advanced Placement computer sci- ence course is planned for next year. Goals con- cerning curriculum include satisfying individual students' needs. This is accompanied by the ex- pansion of course offerings and a more careful and precise placement procedure. l. Emanuel F Tramontana 519641 B.S. Rider College M.A. New York University ll. Frank B. Carter 119632 B.S. United States Coast Guard Academy Ed.M. Rutgers University lll. Susan Antonelli f1981j B.A. Trenton State College M.A. Montclair State College I I at I I w M .K gre an l. William W. Russell, Jr. 619611 A.B., M.A.71 Brown University ll. Peter S. Thomson 119761 B.S. Lafayette College lll. Donald R. Warren f1979j B.S. Bucknell University M.A. Villanova University IV Robert S. Conway 119802 B.S.E. Duke University M John A. Ronca 119691 B.S. Yale University SCIENCE The Science department realized a main goal this year through the successful beginning of two new courses,' Selected Modern Topics in Physical Sci- ence and Geolgy. The philosophy of these courses, as with all science courses, is to help students to think anahfticallv, to teach them some specific science concepts and to enjoy this discovery process. The success of a science teacher is measured in part by his or her ability to tap the na tural curiosity of the student and thusly excite them about science. l. Gordon R. Rode K1 9721 Department Chairperson B.A. Johns Hopkins University M.S.71 Rutgers University ll. Ernest C. Shawcross K1 9461 B.S. Kean College M.A. Seton Hall University M.S. Union College lll. Maureen Guilfoyle 519811 B.S. St. Peter's College ..., l L E i 0 0 W 3 l 00 Oo oo o oo 0 1 'fx ' X 7 'S-X l. Jeanne Marie C. McNamara I1 9802 B.S. York College of SUNY M.A. Montclair State College ll. Sarah W Murray U9821 A.B. Cornell University M. S. 71 Rutgers University Ill. Edward J. Macauley 119772 B.A. Hobart College M.A. SUNY!College at Oneonta IM Bruce Rahter C1 9771 B.S. Drew University M John R. Whittemore, '47 519572 B.A. University of Virginia M.A. New York University PHYS. ED. 8: HEALTH The P. E. department is comprised of teachers who are anxious to get every- one involved to improve their physical skills. Their goal is to help each student perform at his best while still maintain- ing a loose and enjoyable atmosphere. l. Margaret G. Perkoff 519792 School Nurse R. N. Rochester General Hospital B.S. Fairleigh Dickinson University ll. Joseph Forte 119821 B.S. Trenton State College lll. Thomas Boyer 119822 B.S. Springfield College IV J. Michael Lalley H9731 B.S. Springfield College V. Edward Scott, Jr. 119681 B.A. University of California at Santa Barbara Vl. Robin Siedman 119812 B.S. Central Cf State College I--JE-Q1 ' T . X X I 'F sn k TAFF l. Anthony J. Carro, Business Mgr. ll. Business Office Staff? Cl-rj Nancy Mackey, Mary Spritzer, Bill Jaeger, Melinda Winstead, Helen Palevoda, Ginny Kuhn, Jo Faccone lll. Administrative Secretaries: Il-rj Pamela Clark, Shirley Reagan IM Guidance Secretaries: fl-rj Beverly Rowling, Aurora MacFarlane, Elizabeth Bandekow M Academic Secretary: Ruth Wolent l. Development Office fl to rj Judith Croke, W Steven Hatch Rob Hall, Arlene Melchior. ll. Lower School Cl to rj Enio Pritchard, Georgia deCamp lll. Bookstore: Arthur Baudendistel IM Library Cl to rj Mrs. Gussie Armm I1 9622 Fran- ces C. Errington, Elizabeth Winkler, Robert G. Burns fb m. 4 x , fn I l. Cafeteria: fl to rj First Row: Paula, Annie, Nina, Carrie, Celeste. Second Row Il to rj Anthony, Roland Young fDirector2, Margue- rite, Bucky. ll. Kitchen: Il to rj Mary, Julie, Dominicus, Angie lil. Maintenance: Cl to rj George, Selvin, Stanley IV. Maintenance Director: Carl NX xx x 35 1:15 A A. - . , , , .W ' ' ' ' ' Q , . Ax? N V Q , j, ,, M is , Lg4,Ef5g,:,. i .I , 4 Q7 K, ,fg I 4 f W 4 kr M, X W 34 4 v 1 34 1 wa , .M- J ,. W ,' J. . ,f rw K., , ,A , 1, ,514 r . f. W '4e-ifk 15? , 19. :,A..,w,7f.,v.,.J' NFA. . . ' ': 9-Ldv? n. ,. sp. vm! ' Q 3- ' - -- 'A' W ' M '4'f1k: W a,7?,5 sill-iran +-,M '1 +:z.f.,mffNHe SHURT HILLS ADMINISTRATIUN Richard S. Baldwin U 9441 Head of Lower School Brown University, B.A. Montclair State, M.A. Claire L. Harty C1 9721 Ass 't. Director of Admissions Kean College, B.A. Rutgers University, M.L.S. J. Allan Savolaine 119711 Ass 't. Head of Lower Study Skills, Sixth Grade Gettysburg College, B.A. Georgetown University, MA. Donna P. Saniuk K1 9751 School Nurse Health, K-6 St. Joseph 's College, B.S.P.A Evelyn R. Kastl 519681 Learning Consultant Queens College, B.A. University of Hartford, M. Ed. Seton Hall University, L.D.71C. Ruth L. Runge 519751 Media Director Skidmore College, B.A. FACULTY Sharon W Austin 119791 Vocal and Instrumental Music, K-6 Susquehanna University, B. Music Ed. Trenton State College, M. Music Ed. Smith College Kean College, B.A. 1 N Cornelia C. Allan 119791 First Grade Altana M. Bullard 119801 Third Grade Bridgewater State Teacher's College, B. S. Bruce L. Bohrer 119731 Woodshop, Grades K-6 George Williams College Quentin W. Besch 119821 Math, Sixth Grade Fairleigh Dickinson University, B.S. I Evelyn M. Chester 119641 Developmental Reading Kean College, B.S., M.S. FACULTY Theodore M. Corvino C19 1 Social Studies, Sixth Muhlenberg College, B.A. Joanne C. Coker K1 9821 Kindergarten University of South Carolina, B.A. Kean College, E.C.71C. , John W Hartmann f1980j i Science, Grades 4-6 Newark State College, B.A. Anne B. Griffiths 619722 Elaine R. Krusch 519771 Kindergarten Typing, Sixth Grade Pennsylvania State University, Kean College B.S. FACULTY Patricia O. Lister K1 9791 Third Grade Brian G. LaFontaine K19811 Physical Education, Grades K-6 Ohio Wesleyan University, B.A. , I-,M Mary P. McGinley I19781 Second Grade Georgian Court, B.S. Jeanine E. Matheu 119821 Science, Grades 1-4 New England College, B.S. Seton Hall University, B.S., M.A. E E Ann H. Martino 519821 Fourth Grade Centenary College, A.A. Kean College, B.S. ff' Mary Jean McLaughlin 119791 Fourth Grade College of St. Elizabeth, B.A. Kathleen A. Montgomerie K19731 Third Grade De Pauw University, B.A. Sorbonne, Paris Cathleen H. O'Neii fl 9721 Math and English, Fifth Grade Rosemont College, B.A. Columbia University, M.A. Mary Louise Newcomb 119711 Fourth Grade Wells College, B.A. Caroline S. Rooney I1 9811 Language Arts, Fifth Gracie Music, Fifth and Sixth Gr des Wilson College, B.A. FACULTY Christina C. O'Connell K19791 First Grade Rosemont College, B.A. Mary Jo Smith 519811 Library Assistant Eastern Mennonite College, B.S FACULTY Robert A. Smith I1 9721 Social Studies and English, Fifth Grade Goshen College, B.S. Trenton State College, M.Ed. A. Wendy Stroh 619771 Library Assistant Barbara N. Southworth U 9771 Second Grade Wheelock College, B.S. John Varga K1 9611 Physical Education Royal State Teacher's College, B.S. Pedagogy College of PE CS, M.A. 5 1.5, Ffh -44' ' ' .1 Q 4i2k,f,1 Frank L. Steep 119721 Language Arts, Sixth Grade La Salle College, B.A. Renee A. Wrona 519681 Director, Physical Education Brighton Technical College, - Kean College, 5-14- England Q if E if 'Y' KJ L 'xf' MW 1 x S fb- W if V 5 rc. fb- fly,f K Nix Y 431955-1.x 3. Y 8? AAQMQILA v 1 AfI II S 4 0 S 1 I SENIUIQS C 'G' 0 z Q35 -45 X x .ID ,y-1- ' '.' awww? il ' L-f 1' , , L-,i,,.. ' .Y , , ' ' -,...5- '- ,,,, i 54' 3 lII I3lAY SENIOR DIRECTO Allan, Elizabeth I L isa 1 57 Berkowitz, Susan 78 Biegelsen, Lawrence 99 , Birotte, Andre 74 Bober, Suzanne 59 Broder, Thomas 84 Buckwald, David 137 Bunn, Allison fPenny1 73 Cancell, Ethan 138 Camo, David 62 Cave, Elizabeth 142 Chung, Soo 55 Cohen, Adrienne IAFSQ 141 Cohen, Matthew 50 Cohen, Suzanne 93 Croke, Jennifer 54 Crooms, Allen 75 DeCastro, J. George 98 Demos, Stephanie 1 09 Dennison, Karen 90 Donaldson, John 66 Donohue, George 147 Dressner, Jon 113 Dufford, Elizabeth 58 Duval, Amy 143 Eddy, Hilary 148 Falconer, Nicole 95 Falkin, Jan 100 Fernandez, Patricia 120 Fotinos, Soula Kathy 121 Friedman, Sander 102 Fugmann, Matthew 65 Gensch, James 103 Gillespie, Sean 89 Goldman, Ilene 122 Goldman, Pamela 80 Gould, Lance 69 Graham, J. Scott 126 Gresser, Hilary 88 Guss, Debra 56 Hartman, Monica 123 Hertzberg, Lisa 92 Humphrey, Henry 104 Johnson, Ann 127 Jolly, Thomas 64 Jones, Andrew 85 Karp, Gregory 82 Kaufman, Esther 81 Kelly, John 77 LeBuhn, Richard 51 Lee, Leonard 53 Levine, Joshua 68 Lieberman, Alexis 132 Liotta, Scott 86 Littman, Robert 71 Logio, Jill 124 Love, Sean 128 Malin, Alison 72 Mannis, Eric 101 Martin, John 134 McDonald, Malcolm 52 McLaughlin, Mark 97 Mehta, Arti 119 Meyercord, Edward 105 Miller, Paul 139 HQS Moenickheim, Peter 129 Nozick, Josh 63 Nucci, Marisa 91 O'Neill, Evan 108 Oswald, Ali 130 Pace, Mary 94 Pancer, Stuart 60 Perlman, Barry 112 Peters, Andrew 67 Pisani, Michael 96 Powell, Tyrone 76 Quinn, Arabella 118 Russell, M. Killeen 79 Ryan, Dudley 107 Satz, Jonathan 83 Saul, Laurence 110 Sawhney, Harmandar 114 Schneider, Alison 131 Schorr, Ora 116 Schultz, Steven 70 Schultz, Wiliam 145 Shapiro, Jonathan 135 Slater, Daniel 115 Smith, Charles 111 Sosa, David 144 Spey, Deborah 133 Springer, Laura 49 srffei, Henry 146 ? Vogel, Louis 125 n ward, Nicholas 106 K A wafiick, Peter 87 Q- -Q Whittemore, Jennifer 117 1 Witte, Thomas 136 Wolf Darin 61 Zazanis, Elena 140 X x :Qu 1 h I if 3 - 1 1 SK f .J worm- sg A l hid in the clouded wrath of the crowd, but when they said, Sit down, l stood up. Ooh . . . growin' up. Bruce LAURA SPRINGER Take it easy, baby Take it as it comes Jim M. YAMAHA Some try to tell me n A W 'F V Thoughts they cannot defend Lose your dream and you will lose your mind. Just what you want to be Mick n' Keith You'll be in the end. Moody Blues Z... t,malU ' MATTHEW CUHEN When the morning comes the sun is out And warms me up again. What a funny world it is for me And all l'll ever be- lt's not enough, it's not enough. -Genesis Camping in the valley with Erik. . . What are you hung up over, Buck ?,' . . Come on! lt's Algebra O! . . . Israel '81, hopefully '83. . . Hello, Jen. . . lt's ok Marj, lknow you didn 't put me in your year- book. . . Stopping at the Hilton . . . Many big bass, eh Gen? . . . Why do l doubt that? . . . Thanx to Mom A Dad, T 81 A. JC R I H A R D QW H11- ' f off I.. . f X my W in .L X A .f J ' It ' :ZZ LZ I I ' f i , H if V ,,,.,,, .,,: .ff N0 Reply l AA, ZAA . ar all Help! Q llll A LA V f' 560955 Beatles All-R, or I am the sole survivor. Asia is ,Q AA No need to be Nice on the Way up, cause your not comin' Down!! Genesis Roy... Vegas... Murph...Leo... Foghead. . . Buck. . . Scooter. . . B-Ball is awsome . . . Minn. .. Rita.. .353 Sir Slam Witt. . . Big and Dumb . . . The river Club. . . Missy. .. Chico. . . Paws. .. The Happy One Sma-l Fry . . . The Train . . . Champs Finalmente el ter- mino de la esquela Too many hands on my time Too many feelings- Too many things on my mind When I leave l don 't know What l'm hoping to find When I leave l don 't know What l'm leaving behind. RUSH IN. Peartj MALCOLM MC DONALD He who believes in me, as the scripture has said, 'Out of his heart shall flow rivers of living water. John 7:38 1 'Y I 'lun at LEONARD LEE ILQU Ll JJ gil:-Ad qua-4 Got the magic power of The music in me -Triumph Don't surround yourself with yourself Y GS Does anybody remember laughter? -Led Zep f.W t . -an A - t wi T V ,tt your Q f Ng , Some are born to move the world- To live their fantasies But most of us just dream about The things we 'd like to be -N. Peart 53 htm-in U I ' ' 1' H ' . I ix si M NX A X11 500 CHUNG So before we end And then begin - We 'll drink a toast to how it's been . . . A few more hours to be complete . . . A few more times that l can say. . . l 've loved these days. Billy Joel x 'X My memories are happy My memories are sad, But l love to take my pictures out i X And take the things l had. l love my friends. Eddy Money ,M ,x ' 5, - .il Ll, A,,, My Ja 4. 32 Y, . , z rf v5,fvQ3fi, . :-.. ga 'fl Ipit! sw N N M f Ny X Ml ggi X X 9 R 5 X X Xxx 7. QM. 1 Av'-ww: mf, ami? es av D , 4 , +3320 ff, ,W 6 5 5 ELIZA BETH DUFF ORD if W . 'S' X X X W X VM Qi A5 S Qiy. xv . in X SQ. W 3' if Sf ,., 1 5. . v r 5 x. J 4 f . a 1 x 3 ,ff nb No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn. Jim Morrison 55 . , ' Rrlsffff xt -is.. STUART PANC . A i' im -- ...lztw-s . i . Q' . . .1 'QSM . - V- i - . 1. ' Le' s ffwxQ twm. A, . '-Sk-gs f-:2.s.O1-923 li .: - .S K E. - . ,, K . ., X . ' te W LA kk. .... . XX .M ,. - ,X , Q.. in A D R QMS to X Q L k K K K? .. L. K lip ku tt . . . . . K.: 4. in X5 M , 5351 IV i . The futurei K- ir Yr A. - s uncertain and the end is always near. Jim Morrison Another day, another Bugs carro t. Bunny nw , A0 RL ir N P. Down and Out, It can 't be helped, But there 's a lot of it about. With, Without, And who 'll deny that's what the fighting's all about. Get out of the way, lt's a busy day, And I 've got things on my mind. U For want of the price of tea and a slice, -Dldef 01' The old man died. Le vrai martyr attend le mort. L'enthousiaste y court. -Pink Floyd Hey you, Don 't tell me there 's no hope at all, Together we stand, Divided we fall. -Pink Floyd From every dingy basement, on every dingy street, l hear every dragging handclap over every dragging beat, That's just the beat of time, the beat that must go on, lf you been trying for years, then we already heard your song. -The Clash Give a moment or two to the angry young man, With his foot in his mouth and his heart in his hand. He 's been stabbed in the back, he 's been misunderstood, lt's a comfort to know his intentions are good. Billy Joel D A V I D , . mi? 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P MPORT1 Uxuass Omznwxsz Lxmrrzn Tms PASSPORT Expmss T1-mas YEARS FROM Issue Dua. Ir Ri-INEWED,1T Exruzzs Fxvz YEARS FROM Issuz Dnz. U: S. IMMVGRA1 1. cad 'A' FEQMGGQFE 3970 Nav yo., 2 Szmcf ED9:x'tIT::v 3:C'7F-E X Q2 UN-ru, TF' D HOV 6 v-N.. t F--Qwigiij . , nl 'vL'z'v 's 'V--,N ,. Q 1 ,g .L .A 1.,,.- T X -. U A X ..-55 gf P 5555 mm ., N N, Q KY N .i M 3- 'B w ... ..... -..s- X535 s w N. S is X Q ff i 5 x . s.fM,....., ,,,i Q was-Q Kan ui vias w as mv 5. S WGBH' ,Q ' V142 ' ff? w J 4 A ,f 1 '54 ,W ,yr-, A xk xx . - sw, A x ff LX - W X AQ- Nxmxx UQ M, , JOSHUA Thanks mom and dad! Thinking the world should entertain you leads to bore- dom and slo th. Thinking you should entertain the world leads to bright clothes, old graffiti and amazing grace in running for the bus. The true test of maturity is not how old a person is but, how he reacts to awakening in the mid- town area in his shorts. -WA. VINE Leave it to Beaver LANCE GOULD Tell him to go to hell. Zachary Taylor Let's PullA Heist. . . Dream- boat . . . l'll Call You Slick This Time. . . PC. . . Gee Wally. . . Starstruck . . . Preppies . . . Sawdust. . . Snickers, Sure . . . Hummer. . . Oil-rig. . . Psycho. . . Ozzy Carter . . . Cyclops 116 F Thanks Mom and Dad . . . Pingry, Pingry, Pingry, Hilar- ious Who drives fat oxen should himself be fat. Samuel Johnson STEVEN SCHUL OH, The hours l've spent inside the colle- seum, dodging lions and wastin' time. OH, Those kings of the jungle l could hardly stand to see 'em. lt sure has been a long hard climb . . . fDylanJ 0 O What a xx XN, lk. strange trip it's been . . . lGarcia-Hunterj Long distance runner, what are you standing there for . . . fGarcia-Hunterj X.:Xi S Black and White memories express the preciousness of every moment. Vitality, spirit, and self-reliance engenders optomism, and confi- dence. ROBERT LITTMAN ,xt c Y ,k.x., F 3 1 t 7 s Home is a place, a man is accepted and praised criticized and educated, and free to be totalbl himself Success should be continuous, easy to obtain, relaxing, and rap- turous. W 7 1 'Ne' f.7iM9??i,?'W of 5 ,M 3 'pm ' glam V ,N X' X2....d I fr ,,, J ff.. flf f i nf' W l 'm afraid of nothing, except be- ln ever friend we lose a part ing bored. Lauren Bacall ,V of ourselves, and the best part. Alexander Pope. I val IS -71, .. i 22f'l1'U 'Q W 222 'sv lt ls the summer of my smiles Flee from me keepers of the gloom Jimmy Page, Robert Plant .ix pix , 9 ,B .f y 2 WAW 5 fe? Hg W,,. nf A fi' we 2A wkjfiw 5: ju ,.,, L,,. 3 Y f W 5 .. , ' W , f L- M ' JIM-,-,fe Z Z ffl' C ' fl. -, I , f1f?Yiis2fQf' wwwd, I Y 2 ,f 49, 3 I i -4 34 sw XY XS K X l N A X X Q X Si Q x x 1' ,z-r f f . 4 2 gp I s .X af' in-9 v ,ver sf .. fy X K-Lb Z iss -L Xin an 5343504 J s. 132' w X, Q 3 Q , .1 ws? X F2 an 4 'J , W9 f www, ,'1' I W 3 ,319 as 4' If -M35 6 ww X 'X vi ki x nk, M f , 1 J F '63 A3 4 f ' ' TYRONE Two souls with but a single Buddies thought, Two hearts that beat as one. Friedrich Halm Football party '81 . . . Yvegeny Yvtushenk Miguel and Lin . . . You ring-We bring . . . cruisin' in Elizabeth . . . Chinese auction Evenin' ociffer. . . J.K. and K.F. practically serious?! . . . That's all she wrote. Face to face, out in the heat Hangin' tough, stayin' hungry They back me up, still we take to the I decial Ne ver streets Ztllfaif' For the kill with the skill to survive. 635 Survivor Buck, Kel, Witt-man . . . River Club meeting? . . . Express. . . shore with J.K., J.R., R. W., P.B., Phillip DeCar. . . R. C. handshake. . . come on boy . . . salt and pepper wise a-. . . Oh! Ed, not thatl. . . C.B. and T.P., and C.D. and D.B. forevir ried. . . whatever happened to good. . . Are you ffl it for life, I think. Bill Murray Nfr maf- ed long ago to walk in anyone's shadow if I succeed t l'll live as l believe. George Benson l'd like to thank all of you who made it possible. THANX . . . check your ignition and may God's love be with you . . . Da vid Bo wie Just take a seat, they're always free No surprise, no mystery ln this desert that l call my soul l always play the starring role Never bite into an underdeveloped breast. SO lonely' Frank Purdue The Police I Local boys will spend a quarter L Just to shine the silver bowl Living hard will take its toll illegal fun Under the sun. Steely Dan e ,lj Oh Ed, not that . . . climb on board the night train . . . Gulliver and Mt. St. Helen 's at Mcllwain 's . . . that serious nice arc. . . RIVER CLUB. . . vamos. . . easy Co. . . fondling food. . . Vagas . . . Mich 's at the club with Kath and Ty. . . check it out. . . the milk man . . . the wheel. . . Scott's dead. . . the basement. . . wax the carrot. . . spank it, Jeff ...... a, what I 'd like to do, Coach Bobby . . . Meatmiser. . . No-y-es ya heim . . . the office . . . dauwn't hit me wid dat E stick. . . would you, would you . . . discovering Gold with Wit and Satz. . . IAHOHILWKSF . . . tanks fer nutin' WFTTE at if H' ,Qw.X 9'i I ' Pm Q- an F sx- v 5 gym ali' .QW N9 W l'xQ sf-C W M 1 Q1 a ii-f KILLEEN RUSSELL I' -' ,f' ,u ll Nl , . .y 'I 'I . n' ' ' . 3 ff if' The Flash . . . Me and Su- sie on L.B.l. . . St. Gens. .. Studio 54 . . . Don't feed me those lines . . . Two Flat Tires! . . . Aruba . . . Wonderful Tonight . . . Jeeps! . . . Arts and Crafts . . . Mini Skirts . . . What Sweatshirt? . . . Matthew, Mikey, and Nornen . . . Mom and Dad, Thanks. . . Give me my Romeo,' and when he shall die, Take him and cut him out in little stars, And he will make the face of heaven so fine, That all the world will be in love with night. 80 PAMELA JANE GOLDMAN pas grave . . . pas grave Everything is q iet Everyone has gone to sleep l'm wide awak on memories These memori s can 't wait. Talking Heads f'f Friendship is the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person. Having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words. G. Eliot ESTHER KA UFMAN l hate quotes. Tell me what YOU know. Ralph Waldo Emerson So on and on we go, the seconds tick the time out. There 's so much left to know, and I 'm on the road to Hnd out. Cat Stevens lf you smile at me I will understand cause that is something everybody does in the same lan- guage. C.S.N. 81 Y ' Well the Lord up in heaven For whatever it was worth Thought he 'd have a big ol' party Thought he 'd call it planet Earth Grateful Dead J 0 Take your fingers out of your mouth, you're a big boy N now. Bugs SA TZ Would you believe an l fergot to tell ya, old lady with a mean Bumbles bounce!!! left hook. Yukon Cornellious Maxwell Yabboslll Gimp I said but l'm tired. GT Even a blind man knows When the sun shines. Grateful Dead Obviously, a bahbell boy. Bugs Bunny We 're 160 miles from Chicago We got a full tank of gas A half pack of cigarettes lt's dark And we 're wearing sunglasses Elwood Blues Hey Schultz, take a step back! l don 't know. Don 't really care Let there be songs To fill the air. Robert Hunter Invisible man , . . Mondays at Ryan 's . . . McGaffeys and the Coaches Poll . . . 8!14!81 Let's take a drive . . . Schick- haus. . . Wasup Mac? , , . Beef- steaks. . . Lot+'t6. . . Hubcap. . . Air Concert, Thanx Paul . . . Super Pickle . . . The GREEN Machine . . . CAC and the Crisco Kid . . . Rave On 32 5 if 'H M m rnI'n2Qx W 'Q Poets and priests and politicians have words to thank for their positions words that scream for your submission The Police if The Main Man Remember Let's Be Careful Out SCOTT LIOTTA Scooter! . . . Clyde. . . Soccer. . . Colorado, USAFA . . . Bermuda. . . Get Down On lt lat Disco 401. . . Willyou dance with me?1no!1. . . Moped Gang. . . Choppers. . . Andre the Brow. . . JV w!Trem, 81 Silver Fox. . . V w!Bugs, Shellhead, Buck, 81 the O'D Brothers. , . The pearld Fuster. . . Hoops itl . . . Buck fEye of the Tigerj. . . LeBuhn Ihuuugej. . . Fog. . . Rone. . . Murph . . . Witte. . . Ride the Train . . . Frosh wfChico, the Calm Coach . . . JV w!D.R.W .... Vw!Romans. . . ETS! CC. . . Vinny, Andy, 81 Donna. . . Wuj, Loverboy, Timbo . . . Tile Fiest. . . Spirito's. . . ERC. . . Brian G. . . Tim B. . . Bernie. . . tretch Waters. . . Karen. . . Rose . . . 11 yrs. w!Killeen R. fit has been interestingj . . . Jill 81 Louie ffriends till the endj . . . Knick Games W! Bunchy . . . The incredible Monkey Thanks for everything: Chico Lavallette . . . Silver Fox ID.R.W.1. . . Mr. Li. . . T.J. . . Mr. Trem . . . The White Tornado . . . Bonzo fUgmoj. . . Andy, . . and especially Mom and Dad. C.J.L. you really are awesome! S.J.L. Have You Heard About The Lonesome Loser Beaten By the Queen of Hearts Everytime Have You Heard About The Lonesome Loser He 's a Loser, But He Still Kee s On Tryin' Shoot ifyou must ..... l must Littlt River Band Bob McAdoo There Hill Str. Blues ...xy-8 X f-' . ' 4 K2 . ,wr 8 X X f i3-s9 - n N , .X xy E ' A' xxx ' V V, N s if 5 X if x W N XL , ' m . dfw ' . A H' wx M ,x :e If -... 1 , - ' B. FT- 'iq 1. , ff' ,V 1 W f 4, X A 1 I X 4 fu' M ,W ZZ C M 1 X X, n any K 1. Wear your learning, like a watch, in a private pocket: and do not pull it out and strike it, merely to show that you have one. lf you are asked what o 'clock it is, tell it,' but do not proclaim it hourly and unasked, like the watchman. Lord Chesterfield Experience is the name every- one gives to their mistakes. Oscar Wilde G HILARY E H S E S I R g I W One 's real life is so often the life that one does not lead. Oscar Wilde When I finally got it all together, I forgot where l put it. SCHOLAR: An educated x person who knows when to use a semico- lon. W Hs I I I . .ii . I g 5 X i , r c . Q? ? t . . The results of a Pingry Educa tion l can ything but temp- ta tion. Friends Fore ver resist ever- Mark Twain -ff-Q Q f N as M, K -of' '34 M 1' N Vxv, Q-1: fill! s., KAREN DENNISON Bermuda! lt's a coucou place, Nutty, nutty kind of place . iam so if GVGI7 my EFFOFS afe COl'f6Cf -Nikki Gio vanni- Paui Schaefer Be 1 MARISA NUCCI Q I LD I0 SN AN A Some kind of happiness ls measured out in miles, What makes you think You 're something special When you smile? Living is easy with eyes closed Misunderstanding all you see lt's getting hard to be someone But it all works out, lt doesn 't matter much to me. I I H E R T Z B E R G J x 0 is Y Words are flowing We 're not learning We 're learning to gg, like endless rain into a paper cup. be architects, or painters or writers that's all. Paul McCartney 'Kiss ,ki , WDA , N, .8 fi FHZZBNQU: ZFHIOQ U-x 23 -vi O QE O01 'Ll 3 UQ 5 E FD :T 3 UQ U,- BJ 2 E fb S N fb Doobie Bf0fh9fS A laugh is just a simple thimbleful in the infinite number of joys When are people going to see that noth- ing ain't never gonna change unless somebody finally makes up his mind to stand up and fight James Taylor Everyone needs a hand to hold onto Don 't need to be no strong hand Don 't need to be no weak hand Everyone just needs a hand to hold onto John Cougar Unknown nu MARY PACE xXx lv NICOLE FALCONER 'Y Nl filsviwv 'QA---J' sa s if NS' x X X Q. Qt Have ya ever seen a mountain stream flowin 7 Did ya ever see a youngin' with his dog? Did ya ever stop and think about the air you re breathin'? Well, ya better listen to my song. Lord, l can 't bear with the changes, All l can do is write 'em in a song. Yes but l can see the concrete, slowbf creepin Lord, take me and mine before that comes.' Experience is the teacher, but it's a hell of a way to learn. Still you've got to feed the fire, and hope you don 't get burned. Aw, now don 't fool yourself you gotta pay the price. You gotta take some chances if you want to bring home the prize. 'K is Fences, we put up defences Then we come to our senses lt may keep them in But it keeps them out That makes us dangerous So dangerous, to ourselves The Who G ORGE D CASTRO Listen to my music And hear what I can do There 's something here as l know it will reach you . . strong as life Rush 5 LARRY BIEGELSON ,gm JAN FALKIN And the men who hold high places must be the onefs who Start to mold The world is full of kings and queens who'll Black Sabbath Some will sell their dreams for small desires or lose their race to rats get caught in ticking traps or start to dream of somewhere to relax their restless flight Rush Many dreams come true and some have silver linings I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold Led Zep Q- it - -t - 5 N... Growing up it all seems so one- sided Opinions all provided The future pre-decided Detached and subdivided in the mass production zone N. Peart Each of us A cell of awareness imperfect and incomplete N. Peart ERIC MANNI W .5 V1 All your life you've been waiting for your chance Where you'll fit into the plan But you're the master of your own destiny So give and take the best that you can Triumph OOOOOOOIJUUIDD OO 0 Vo coco ao Oo oo oo oooooo ao Oooojogujagaoagoooo Yea 0 00. nnnrmnrinkns'1n5xnnnnn'i1fzdV Ji' J 0 0000 O 0 T 0000 O9 fl 99 O00 O0 OQGOOC 0 n'T:oa oo x no0O U 000000, 0 O cu Oooo D OOO 00 o oof 000 Oo 0 0 I' ,fs ,ofa C, 4 o 00001 He who is of calm and happy na- ture will hardly feel the pressure of age, but to him who is of an opposite disposition youth and age are equally a burden Plato IE MN Just between us i think its time for us to realize the spaces in between leave room for You and i to grow. N. Peart CHIP HUMPHREY Don 't Give Up until You drink from the Silver Cup With a Dream in Your Heart, You're never alone . . . O 0 No matter how people down you, No matter what they will say, Because you will show them, They will see one day. Hershecl Walker Y , m ED ME YERCORD There is a road, no simple highway Between the dawn and the dark of night. And if you go, no one may follow, That path is for your steps alone ..... The Grateful Dead NICK WARD , Aw-'L ,4'.,,.- 'A the best of everything but ' to start somewhere. N L 106 Someday soon you may very ha ve ll have You only live once, and if you work it right, once is enough. Spencer Tracy ln the country of the blind the one- eyed man is king Old Dutch Proverb DUDLE Y RYAN V ' ,,4. f - MWF 105 Q Some day soon you might very well have the best of every- thing, but you'll have to start somewhere . ly f 's A 107 fd 6 f , lj , 'Y ' gi Z V ff ,151 ' a Q -:fx 512- .-Vkzfi .,, L . wx in - WMA?-35 Rfk x QS- . dx 1512?-N. xx . Q W Nwx ot x la 5... X x Tw? x Ng! 5, GW. .5 my ,ii Q 11 -2 lr e ia . ,...Q .. .b.. . ..., X. N. x X5 Q wx . fix NL yr S 'Y ,yy 11. 'Q V 5. J 'Q if f v wx vi W. 2 4 .4 M fa 4,16 .5 iii' HY :Y S TE PHA NIE DEMOS nanny vw-won-1-.,h,,,,. ..-..-Q-Q To laugh is to risk appearing the fool To weep is to risk appearing sentimental To reach out for another is to risk involvement To expose feelings is to risk exposing our true self To place your ideas, your dreams, before the crowd is to risk loss. To love is to risk not being loved in return. To live is to risk dying To hope is to risk despair: To try at all is to risk failure, But to risk we must. Because the greatest hazard in life is to risk no thing: The man, the woman, who risks nothing, does nothing, has nothing, is nothing. Confucius 3. 5 A 1 , 5 iii' 1 K F N Xxx 1 S: x. X '55 ,9.,i,, .LQ A 2 K fx v 15 - Q wwww ,S -1 NTS A m 1- ..fA . -. -ff N. X ...M . X '-k' 3 'A+ - 1 1 Sis. . N i f X Xi g XX z , -. I Q 'ri I ,Q 2, X, -. -+1 Q . X.X.. . K A ,Q If 5 ,T ., . 4 f .. kwa sk 6 K x if simplest questions are the most profound. Where you born? Where is your home? Where are you ? What are you doing? Think about these once in a and watch your answers change. -Richard Bach We always did feel the same, We just saw it from a different point of view. -Bob Dylan EI- I 0 H A R L E 5 Watch each card you play, and play it slow, Wait until that deal goes down. -Grateful Dead ' Here is a test to find whether your mission on earth is finished: lf you're alive T it isn 't H -Richard Bach Allting som jag vill, kan jag gora. -Magnus Uggla uaraqardan E,-,ff I., E 3 I3 :B GE L..E E ' '-2 al, , M E o FND ,Q 5 IRD . Q TS 11 x S ,,, ' QA 512.50 5'0 2 REXDHRNGES 1 4 OJ N s 111 We are the makers of music, and we are the dreamers of dreams. Q' WW After changes upon changes we are more or less the same. Simon and Garfunkel BARR The past is gone, lt's all been said. But here 's to what the future brings. Kinks 20 .,,,,wN-'N U3UH'l1:UU While Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters, sons of bankers, sons of lawyers, turn around and say good morning to the night, for unless they see the sky, but they can 't, and that is why they know not if it's dark outside or light. Elton John H12 i R E. J. J 'H I -Hu. independence is the only gauge of human virtue and value. What man is and makes of himself' not what he has or hasn 't done for others Ayn Rand HARMANDAR SA WHNE Y H l What a great Charlie at party's house! -H.S. DANIEL SLA TER Goodbye to you my trusted mend' Terry Jacks F You know that l still want to play So just make sure you got it all set to go Before you come for my piano Jackson Browne In 1 Q Z gf 'fi .2 LIUO IUIUOICBUQ 4 R 3 What iies before us and what lies behind us are tiny matters compared to what lies within. Emerson Thank you for everything Mom and Dad liove you both very much . . . ft ---M t , it., 7 if l am the eye in the sky looking at you, l can read your mind. Alan Parsons lf you love something set it free lf it comes back it's yours forever lf it doesn't, it never was. JENNIFER WHITTEMORE Great men are they who see that spirtual is stronger than any materi- al force, that thoughts rule the world. Emerson .1 fs t . N '64 A friend is a person with whom lmay be sincere. Before him l may think aloud. Emerson aw Q1 x God grant me the serenity to accept the things l cannot change, courage to change the things l can, and wis- dom to know the difference. 117 fix, And then one day you find Ten years have gone behind you No one told you when to run You missed the starting gun. Pink Floyd T 4 ,I fx . ,. , , q - na.. ,fy Maggy' Q.. .. R Q w 'lu S I' I DRAW! X A M . N9 35 iq X XX it , W ng' , 4 ,U , ML , N ' ,wx K X WMMW g Y Www ,, f M MWUA ' Y ,Wu M ' w M xxx1mx,1ux1uxnxxxxwW ! ' 1 ,Mmm W I. + 17? , My I? .vp-W O-4 1 .XR . l '-LX Q' g- X41 Z' ,' H ' ' xx if, ,. W 4 .a, fi ftffgftfff wiv- 'ff -an ' ,V Mfg 1.-,+hv,,'? , M . . Ek., ,dvr . V A A 5 if by M, 3 Vu Q 3,14 4 ,y . I A You may well say that's no way to end, call it what you will. But look, there 's no re- sults in art, or life, only be- ginnings, in my opinion, and yes, l 'm grateful that I live in the same universe at the same time . . . which brings me to, what better ending than, . . ONCE UPON A TIME . . . Gif ILENE SARA GOLDMAN Mitzvah Corps people do it voluntarily! MUNICA HARTMAN 5 52 X-t N X -an N X X S 'ily li It It lt It WES WBS WHS WES lt was lt was lt WZS lt was lt was lt was the the the the the the the the the the A Tale of Two Cities best of times, worst of times, age of wisdom, age of foolishness, epoch of belief epoch of incredulity, season of Light, season of Darkness, spring of hope, winter of despair . . . Charles Dickens She is sitting by the window playing her flute and convers- ing with the maple. l too am glad of the chance to talk to her alone. Finding the door unlocked l have crept in. She senses someone is in the room, puts down the flute on the window ledge, and turns. Whether she is annoyed or not, she gives me that sunny smile and, pleased or embarrassed, it is hard to tell which, pushes her hair back from her eyes. D. M. Thomas The Flute-player 41'-wx 'lllnnu-Q 55 Q Ah, but a man 's grasp should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for? R. B. Two roads diverged in a wood, and l-l took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. R.F. JILL , RENEE LOGIO Light of the world Shine on me Love is the answer. Italian Spirit. . . EUay Karine. . . LVURMLP . . Foxy Cheering. . . 434K TS . . 1 60 Roses. . Friendlys. . BP Sail on Silver Girl . . all your dreams are on their way . . 431638 Wednesdays ..1212,218f53.. Mons. .JR . Fred. . l dont get it, mp. ,.-f i No man is so poor as to have worth giving: as well might be mountain streamlets say they nothing to give the sea because 1 are not rivers. Give what you have someone it may be better than dare think. H.W.L. VOGEL r J' iv We 3e'ci153f'Y' C' To live your life in your own way . . . To reach the goals you have set for yourself . . lo be the you that you want to be . . . That is success. Y w 125 :Vw -, , ,,,..W...M,m..' T 5 ,,,, I YW? Life is so daily. Unknown Thanks Mom, Dad, Dave, Dave, Jill, Lou, Jim, and everyone else who's helped rne along. You've been great. Old Friends, Memory brushes the same years. Silently sharing the same fears. Simon and Garfunkel SCOTT GRAHAM 0 H N S 0 N ANN 'Q-W., J Alas, Woman was God 's second mistake Nietzsche The world is so wonderfully threatened by injustices I was born to correct Arthur Miller Yes, our lives are merebf strange dark interludes in the electrical display of God. O 'Neill The flies have conquered the flypaper J. Steinbeck Different is nice but it sure isn 't pretty A Chorus Line How come you think so good and write so lousy? GBM lf you pick up a starving dog and make him pros- perous, he will not bite you. That is the principle difference between a dog and 3 fT78I7. Twain 127 4 S . E ' A N L 0 V E f, Never seem more learned than the people you are with. Wear your learning like a pocket watch and keep it hidden. Do not pull it out to count the hours but to give the time when you are asked. Lord Chesterfield ll g PETER You can not step into the same river twice, for ever fresh water is flowing past the place where you stand. Heraclitus S X W XXX' K 5 .SSL . 45, X Werde der du bist. Nietzsche 4, ? 1 -we-'gate A ALEXIS LIEBERMAN V I 'm lost, but l 'm making re- cord time! A pilot, somewhere over Pa- cific is il ,xy eiii ttf-:Ali You matc h the spirit that you comprehend. Von Goethe Y. ,Y If L if X 'As Xe x , -A Q., 1 4 D Qt: N Many thanks, happiness, and frozen yoghurt to love. Q: Who created this problem A: Peopl Q: Who problem A: Peopl 7 created it an solve this can solve it New Yoisr Times Editorial DEBBIE SPE Y Sometimes the light's all shinin' on me, Other times l can barely see. Latebf, it occurs to me, What a long, strange trip it's been. The Grateful Dead Today's today. Tomorrow, we may be ourselves gone down the drain of Eter- nity. Euripides Old enough to know what's right, And young enough not to do it. Rush 'Q Af A ' Mt . ' l hold it, that a little rebellion, now and then, is a good thing. Thomas Jefferson ' , .......- ,..- N-wg . JOHN MAR ABANDON HOPE, TER HERE. 23 4 7 K AK , 9 J. ,A ,, Ni i is X mt sua' DA VE BUCK WALD Risen' up- back on the street Did my time took my chances Went the distance now l'm back on my feet Just a man and his will to survive So many times it happens too fast You change your passions for glory Don't lose a grip on the dreams of the past You must fight just to keep them alive. Survivor l'm sailing away 5 Florida . . . Sports Night. . . Why do l doubt that? . . , Springfield UCT. , . Go for it. . . Summer with Rone . . . Chi- nese food with Wit. . . wing dings . . . Saturday night with Rone and Al . . . Blonde tennis players . . . Football par- ty. . . Cheryl forever. . . Yo'ya gotta boyfriend? . . . Get with the program . . . Bayamos. . . The Big Bomb . . . Rufus Gunther Day. . . River Club. . . Hanks. . . That's all she wrote . . . Set an open course for the virgin sea For l've got to be free Free to face the life that's ahead of me. Tiger, tiger burning bright ln the forest of the night . . . l Y .AN 5 3 4 Hx f if .. L4 Styx 137 ,M You want it You take it You pay the price Bruce Springsteen ...N 'fr' -- ,, ,L But whoe'er stan know as the long days go has found heaven, that o live is happy. -G. Murray E THAN CANCELL PA UL MILLER l 've got a feeling l 'm going to get alot of grief Once this seemed so appealing Now l am beyond belief -Elvis Costello l 'd rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance -E.E. Cummings Don 't cry, Miss, dry your pretty eyes and smile at me. Tomorrow, who knows, we may be free. -Samuel Beckett, Ends and Odds But many that are first shall be last,' lf a man in the morning hear the right way, he may die and the last Shall be first. in the evening without regret.-The Analects of Confu- -Matthew 19:30 cius, 4:8 NCC U-Pork Clfimr, M 1. was o. Llkklf, wfm Crofled kr! ws af age imc, lm 32.4, grew uf Ska went fo 170. 9 when sic, Izumi, mug amd: Uxugs d 0. 521 oin Eng-Que diilncbg fi Ln an ac ' as Llgviqg fl Qvu' after I . l l .' ' Q . U' 0' .I I g' -------.----..n '-K, fl . 'ls' . .... ..... -1771:--- ' Q .4 . gy.: LZ. gif A , 'ZS 'J ADRIENNE OOHEN SOUTH AFRICA 49 GOLF ROAD THREE RIVERS VEREENIGING 1935 SOUTH AFRICA fag? w-14 lf y mile at me, l wi!! understand C that i mething everybody, y h d th mln- guage. CSandN V 7' ,-...W fa B U F F Y C A V E ff ,ful 'Trai 4- .LA- Q L- I .,,,. . '59 x Q1 , gif, 3' V in A ,Y 7 5 , ,. A 3 , ,A :H -if fy Q f ' ... 4 ly: .4 f Ax M I ,U I ,, 'lfz fl' V ' I 'U f + frm , ,.V r , M f f,,' . 2 W 1 1 ...,,. , 5 , f ,gf 7 Hu , G aff, 'Q k 7, xx W W u I wx f, - f V f' , 6 ' -.. 1, f 3' N f . Z S - 'as 14 4 DA VID SOSA The only future we have exists right now Scorpions Once l thought the truth was gonna set me free But now l feel the chains of its responsibility Triumph You think a little more money will buy your soul some rest You'd better think of something else instead Triumph Upon us all a little rain must fall Led Zeppelin All the years l 've spent ln search of myself And l 'm still in the dark Cause l can 't seem to find The light alone Styx When one of us is gone and one of us is left to carry on, then remembering will have to do our memories alone will get us through Helen Reddy My freedom I hold dear Led Zeppelin WILLIAM SCHUL TZ All out lives we sweat and save Building for a shallow grave Must be something else we say the Doors To fulfill the need to be, who I am in this world, is all I ask I can 't pretend to be something I 'm not, and I won 't wear a mask Jim Weatherly I 'm afraid to believe the things that I feel I can cry with the best I can laugh with the rest but I 'm never sure when it's real Jackson Browne nw ,bs A. ,. 1 L. n if 'Q'-3' YT I . fl I l went down to the mountain l was drinkin' some wine l looked up in the heaven Lord l saw a mighty sign Writ in fire across the heaven Plain in black and white Get prepared- There 's gonna be a party tonight! Ain 't it funny how you feel when your finding out it 's real. Neil Young Bob Wei GEORGE DONOHUE Some folks would be happy just to have one dream come true, but everything you gather is just more than you can loose. Grateful Dead I won 't slave for beggars pay, likewise gold and jewels, But l would slave to learn the way to sink your ship of fools. Robert Hunter s it X 4 'L , n'i' . if f Y' I, -f 3 147 X 2 'X 91 . all 9 ui , f K ' as .. Q M - CI' 'J' M32 , 5 'pk ,I .w-'ng-. ' u A I x. 1 x ACI III 7 swam - 8 if HIllS A R, ,WB K INDERGAR TEN Back Row fl to rj: Mrs. Griffiths, K. Rowan, L. Sladowsky, M. Hakim, E. Baturnan, S. Wiliison, J. Crawford, Mrs. Coker, Middle Row: S. Lyons, C. Thomas, E. Edeli, T. Beniarnin, G. Geddes, S. Dougherty, P. Lewis, Front Row: W. Lornazow, E. Leone, L. Schnur, M. Gold, R. Dadd fAbsent: J. Sorrentino, A. Stroustrupj Back Row fl to rj: B. Strange, C. Wilhelm, P. Khanna, M. Stuart, C. Hudlg, Mrs. O'Connell, Middle Row: L Meyercord, D. Dougan, P. Blatt, A. Rooney, J. Slavitt, Front Row: L. Schulman, T. Corvino, J. Gimelstob J. Marchese, A. Freeman GRADE 1 Back Rowfl to rj: J. Puleo, R. Lobel, R. Wolf, M. DeFa2io, K. Coblentz, Mrs. Allan, Middle Row: J. K yriazls, S. Schlesinger, I Rizvi, D. Wiss, Front Row: A. Nazario, J. Rode, P. Varjan, A. Murnlck, J. Joel as Xw . . .K 5 x -mx x 1 , X X 'Na wgghcm RW ,A - Q x a . -Q ,KA S x,A.. AY fx h fi i Ql ww I' iiidf X N x X5 if Q , as 7 ,Af Z M, is Q , ,N Q ,. ,A .sf X N 5 T -8 S A-1 Q X 3 'H , w,,,w 1, rv Si? ix ' K .. 3 , .1 V 1 Nr, Q -uf, ' We ff M sz . Q X . . 5 X W-.W Ja- 'P 'L Ei S Y xg! 5 away 'N if Qs gig . ,..- yi.. 9, -NWl-.aK:1-fqxi.- ,tn-..,,,,..-.-f vm-,M ...- 1 swag-f4,g,?,X, s . .s Q wi A gm., X Qs, V 5535 .14 ff 4' T W' 2 ,,Qf',,b Tl iv ,, xp' f --,. wiv fi 6 X . - x x .-M f- V , . s. 535' tdw. . I. K r . , N .x, 1 .V A ,if ,'L. F ' ,' V '-Ie, ,Q M'- px -ui' . , XX, .,..w' L,,v , '.v 'Y W I .Vp 'gfxf 'f' 'mi 1 ,'f .N . , . . Wi. . A PL . ,, z' X 'ff' . A f' in . .A ,A ff' 7 X ,- . J' . f 4 45 f O .sxfhxwl K I , Ji J,-, -4 frm, ,, R . 9 if F , X Lf .4 I4 -xr , 1 l I . Q ,. J x - luv Y X N. . is we X 3 X xi wx x . N .Q mfs ie :Ji .. 3 5 S 3 QP s WW .L . is 1 Q:: g ,M . QP . if NNW, .xX,k ,. W mx ,W f E 4 , 2 XE Y Nc XXX 4 Q. X 5 . - ,Six zig- yi.. Q. 'X , . 3. .S 3- . . Q ik is as 5.5 if R N35 X NF x. S: X six I S. . SS ...-...,,, ,.......M! N...,,..x . N is 5 wi. , Q5 AT. Q ik is QL is 5 555. -5 . R Em sf xv . . .. Ii-M .w, ix Q . .. ff ...A xv Q 1 Back Row ll to rj: D. Henwood, N. Sarkaria, A. Gradman, F. Kao, R. Range, Miss O'Neil, Mid- dle Row: R. Nazario, R. Shain C. Cameron, J. Cherensky, M. Friedland, K. Komisaruk, Front Row: D. Gamboni, L. Hyman, R. Eng, D. Tansey, L. Friedman, lAbsent.' E. DiSpaltro, J. Fellerj r GRADE 5 Back Row fl to rj: A. Pisani, T. Finnigan, S. Metter, T. Handlin, M. Tan, B. Derr, Mr. Smith, Mid- dle Row: J. Geldziler, M. Camp- bell, S. Welch, J. Donahue, H. Taylor, D. Pedowitz, Front Row: B. Adams, L. Lombardi, J. Koenig, D. Dubovy, L. Green, fAbsent: S. Loikitsj Back Row ll to rj: W. Borden, P. Ackerman, D, Yatrakis, G. Vig- man, D. Rosenberg, B. Peter- son, Mrs. Rooney, Middle Row: R. Saniuk, R. Delesky, M. Eisen- bud, B. Donnelly, J. Marshall, A. Muthusamy, N. Lopez, Front Row: K. Siuda, S. Wong, M. Ste- panski, L. Handler, D. Campbell 'v ,Q wi Qi u ig 6. -fs- 0 :ax ,Mt X N , -- Q N xg . . Y Nwfaw-, -X S , -. I . 1 QM sw w-.-..,'a!41. ' f 'Ni -6 -.K+ 11 W, 7 k by lil pu if 1 'D M! x I Y '1- ' Qu V K' 5 , AHL- Back Row ll to rj: C. Donohue, J. Riemer, A. Popp, K. Jameg J. Chinnock, Mr. Bohrer, Middle Row: J Goldstein, T. Egan, E. Southworth, W. Mlrsky, D. White, Front ow: S. Cross, A. Sundaram, K. Koc, E. Lee L. Murnick GRADE 6 Back Row fl to rj: S. Ginsburg, M, Pasnik, S. Khanna, G. Sutherland, C. Spirito, D. Shulman, Mr. Steep Middle Row: R. Sameth, l. Sorkin, S. Kimerling, H. Hoyt, V. Cestone, P. Parker, Front Row: K. Adair, D Lionetti, G. Bevill, B. Kolacy, J. Green Back Row fl to rj: P. Korn, J. Weiss, E. Jennings, A. Cherensky, D. Marchese, Mr. Corvino, Middle Row: C. Nosher, A. Pasternak, D. Chaibongsai, C. Kolacy, J. Horlick, Front Row.'A. Spey, J. Kusnan, K. Griffiths, S. Meyercord, W. Tansey 1Absent.' T. Houvourasj GRADE 6 Back Row fl to rj: S. Aimetti, D. LaValley, A. Manning, C. Cain, D. Proudman, J. Chung, Mrs. DeLong, Middle Row: S, Robinson, T. Rusen, D. Weinreich, G. Tracey, G. Liddy, D. Houshmand, Front Row: D. Stroh, E. Sachs, J. Schnitzer, D. Port, M. 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A , A fm 0 Q 2 if jg Z V rig-2 4 1 , TMA L nj lx l V K- ig, A U gy f QW ,,' W V . ' .Jar . 2 ' . '- ,of 4 , I -K ' - -vw. V ' 3 X14 K x v x s L3 5 4' X,-z. QQ-5,5 1 a K Q -,ii 1-, ,v'tf'x'1 A 4' .ik , N. . l 'XE . 2 .L 5 . I . 2 J- . K I 11.1 vs '7 5 ' f z , , 'f 1 - . J 19 air- ,Q 'J 9 .. A JM 'Q' as A I 2. Y 4, 1 u a ll, 4165 QQ M K W4 . .f ' I M f , at 4 if 5 1 fr' 3 M l 'F wi-im, ii: 1 wi? Zen? my fi' i U' in K. www - W, f T'5 'I' 'I .4 -M ,X gy 4 . .sig FORM Ill Back Row Ito r M E les J Feeley L Faherty E. I 2 - y , - , - V Adams, D. Armstrong, M. Hey. Fifth Row U to rj T. Handlin, P. Ehrlich, J. Campbell, Cladis, S. Gump, J. Eddy, M. Coughlan, C. Donohue. Friedlieb, D. Hamilton, J. Goldberg, J. Freedman, K. Pisani. Third Row ll to rj M. Horlick, J. Ginsburg, M. Di S. Choudhury, J. Boyle, E. Hauser, G. Purcell. Second H. Jung, S. Khanna, K. Jarrett, F. Cladis A. Hauser, I Row ll to rj E. Befeler, R. Hynes, S. Brown, S. Axel. Alfano, M. Welch, R. Cleveland, A. Atherton. Tl. Goldberg, D. lm, M. Govani, W H. Fourth Row Il to rj D. Brous, K. Greene, 71 Dadd, B. Bugliari, Lonardo, D. Brown, G. Hartstein, Row U to r1A. Kern, l. Miguelino, 4. Dick, A. Hess, J. Francis. First 'od, J. Chiarmonte, M. Bajas, J. D. FORM III Back Row fl to rj M. Scharwenka, M. Lalley, A. Jackson, T. Kean, P. Pellicano, J, Romans, P. St.Phillip, A. Kurtz, R. Kean, R. Salzberg, R. Rice. Fifth Row ll to rj S. Witmer, C. Lucas, L. Murray, J. Oyer, A. Stulberger, T. Nonnenmacher, J. Smith, W. Merrill, C. Sinady, N. Savvis, Fourth Rowfl to rj A. Louria, C. Monaghan, S, Tischman, J. Sanbach, G. Mollozzi, B. Rabin, J. Weiner. Third Row ll to rj E. Kim, P. Levinsohn, M. Winhold, P. Pence, R. Malin, S. Robertson, P. Tlapa, L. Lechtman. Second Row!! to rj G. Lal, E. Schiffer, A. Tsui, A. Lester, K. Parker, A. Tucker, P. Tulloch, R. Lavitt, M. Tramontana, M. Port. First Row ll to rj M. Peters, V. Kapila, R. Katz, M. White, G. Lee, L. Richardson, J. Ross, A. Krivoshik, T. Sohn, J. Lox. .XX Ju in a S.x wbww L S vm... .-Q- 'l ar' 1 X E 5 4. 45-. 1 . M 1 x 'mfr ,4 5 1 NM, ii. iq, 5.5 Nur' X A X 3 Q Q SMSSQ' Q- x y l X EN N x XX -Q.. , k xg f 5 4 S 25 . -, N 3 Er ' s K-5- if' 1' 7, '. . 'ff revi- C I T if V , view 1 rw gy, 7,1 W8 gy, If X, if im L .. A lj ,, QV was 1 K K A Qww N , ,,+.. X f FORM IV Croke M Hockman M. Hollister, G Lasser A. Martin Lionetti, R. Giordano, T. Dillon, J. Feigenbaum, L. Del Hoskins, Row Four fl to rj: M. Canavan, S. Lewis, M. N. Modi, J. Markman, W. Mennen, Row Three fl to rj: Row Five ll to rj: D. Eisenbud, D venthal, S. Kassouf, J. Francis, S enou, S. Growney, C. Grenewald, J. Colonna, S. Mentz, K. Faherty, Row Six fl to rj: C. Jenkins, W. Mcllwain, T. Funkhouser, D. Becker, D. Meyercord, D B ez J. Faherty, M. Humphrey, H. Coen, R. Feman, K. Apr Row Two Cl to rj: P. Baruch, R. Bonnell, B. Charles, D. Douglas, l. Albano, C. Chorba, J. Grace, R. Gilbert, Mason, C. Mitchell, E. Berlin, P. Bally, G. Kaptain, Dressner, R. Haberle, J. Hatofli B. Hernandez. zese, S. Glarum, S. Lalla, G. Fair, Gelfand, R. Furman, S. Lamola, D Row One Cl to rj: K. Boehlke, R, J. Campbell, M. R. Nowak, J FORM IV Row Five Il to rj: E. Ward, M. Wegryn, D. Tarantin, J. Skowronski, A. Weiss, M. Ruziska S. Weintraub, E. Purcell, Row Four fl to rj: J. Youngelson, C. Solmssen, M. Zinn, D Peison, B. von Watzdorti A. Wixom, A. O'Connell, D. Telling, B. Weisinger, J. Tramon tana, Row Three fl to rj: L. Pironti, D. Popp, M. Peters, C. Stafford, S. Ridgway, P. Ostroff, D. Stein, Row Two fl to rj: D. Tamman, S. Rosenbaum, E. Seevak, E. Schupp, M Saltus, J. Radin, A. Rosen, L. Strearno, Row One fl to rj: D. Polek, M. Simons, M Wenson, C. Salkowski, N. Zarzecki, E. Suresky, A. Schwarz, C. Oliveira, D. Waterbury. 4 -, 1 FURM V Row Six Il to rj: R. Gross, A. Chapman, S. Jentis, M. G Johnson, B. Dankis, Row Five fl to rj: H. DeCastro, Herman, V. Jones, P. Cucka, J. Abbey, Row Four 0 Alfano, E. Gray, L Bockskopli R. Fuller, W. Hauser, D. fl to rj: A. Caiola, G. Bellitti, C. Canino, M. Barber, S. Bopf, S. Brody, M. Froncek, R. Green, Row Two Il to r Elchler, S. Bethune, D. Freedman, D. Benedek, C. And Gnandesikan, Row One ll to rj: D. Willis, T. Pavle Conarello, J. Bloch, D. deSilva, utherz, A. Clapcich, T Brodkin, L. D. Jahns, C. Abbott, l. Heap, H. to rj: A. Krfshnan, A. Salzer, J. DiChaira, C. Edwards, Row Three Cooper, C. Burger, M. Deasy, L. J: G, Kong, L. Chan, J. Furman, B. rson, W. Goldberg, K. Cooper, A. Ezek, E. Feldstein, S. Cohen, S. FORM V Row Six ll to rj: N. Wrubel, D. Pew, S. Platzrrian, G. Solomon, S. Schultz, J. Kurtz, J Rentzepis, C. Welch, Row Five ll to rj: T. Klingernan, C. Salibello, A. Krishnan, A. Mehta P. Simon, A. Khademi, P. McAdams, V. Reich, Row Four ll to rj: B. Lucas, M. Minogue M. Quinn, K. Kellogg, C. Mullet, S. Murray, K. Mc Laughlin, A. Ongcapin, P. Vetter, J Steinhardt, Row Three ll to rj: E. McLaughlin, E. Lim, J. Welsh, S. Zarzecki, T. Osrnun M. Lewis, R. Selby, Row Two ll to rj .' J. Quo, L. Logio, L. Wallwork, E. Sawney, M Tucker, S. Miller, S. Nydick,, L. Naab, Row One ll to rj .' A. Khan, L. Katz, M. Ocken, M Ryan, R. Reiken, K. Makow, M. Nitabach, G. Kapila, J. Priton. i i r gggbgk A 2 cs. 1. ,lk '- Aa Q M xsg-NW, . 4- QR XXQ'-X Xxx .Md r 1 , , X. -.. . ,-X f, f Qs L . VT? B X. R ,XXX N - Q I 16955344593 Adv ' SIDIDIQIS if-Mm .L v ,, Y + I 3 .---f ' ' SCENE CNE ESIDIQINC X SIDUIQIS A' VARSITY BASEBALL iulul 7 ! Third Row fl to rj, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Tramontana, Mr. Hopke, Second Row fl to rj, C. Canino, A. Khademi, M. Cohen, J. Kurtz, B. Rosenbauer, M. Figenbaum. First Row fl to rj, J. Karp, M. Giordano, D. Buckwald, L. Monteguido, L. Twill, J. Russell, M. Romano, C. Humphrey. gf ..,:- - 'F' , , Y' i L V , -M, . . . X ... ,X 7 , - . . -T -t ,F , .tag kk L LLM1wA. in , , '49.. wg -- -ai, - Af-----.......,., .,,, .M -W4-NA ,.. q- ,,.-.-..., b Q . A A ,.. , .. - .-J .-. Varsity Coach Tramontana carries a small, green, plastic bat all year 'round. JV Coach Thompson bats erasers at his middle school students. Why this enthusiasm? Why this dedication? Maybe it has something to do with last spring's renaissance sea- son. For the first time in many years the Varsity Baseball team was seated in the Union County Tour- nament. They had a record of 21 homeruns. Coach Tramontana maintained that this was due to their 'good pitching staff and strong hitters. The Varsity team had a final record of 13 wins, 6 losses. The J. V team also had a good season, although they onhf had three victories. Coach Thompson called it a learning experience and a rebuilding year. llll llll ll I I-I llll alll l Illl ll I ll llll ll I ll ll I ll gll ll JUNIOR P fs Q? -SF in-N Third row fl to rjp D. Gelfand, M. Fugmann, H. Herman, Second gow Cl to rj S. Larnola, A. Lee, R. Furman, D. Peison, J. Markman. First row Cl to rQ,' T Abbott, C. Mullet, B. tevens, M. Wegryn, E. Seevak. MIDDLE SCHOUL .., .J,,,,-1 'U .44 ., Third rowfl to rjp M. E yles, P. Pence, B. Buglari, A. Kurtz, J. Eddy. D. Marshall, P. St. Philip, T. Bell. First row fl to rj E. Schwartz, l l Second row ll to rj, J. Ginsberg, R. Salkowski, 4. Ocken, S. Francis, M. White, J. Sandback. .. N-xy, uf-X ,wg 'uf' 2 '- -w 'V R,-. W. MWA, W Ax!Nf I 31. iii My me J Q, ' 'O ts- w w ,H , f' -p iff W ., 2 W....b.'N- ,, Ihfah lf. SOFTBALL VARSITY Nuff, Third Rowfl to rj Ms. Seidman, R. Baskin, N. Falconer, K. Russell O'Connor, M. Huber, S. Philips, K. O'Connor Cco-captainj, First M. Texeria fco-captainj, B. Lucas. The 1982 Girl 's Softball team had a highly successful season. Led by Varsity Coach Ms. Seidman and captains Monique Tex- eria and Kathryn O'Connor, the team ended the season with a loud bang, cap- turing the Sta te Champion title, Miss Guil- foyle 's J. V. team also had a successful season. Mr. Figueroa 's Junior Team also fared well. 'hr -as 9-u. ' Q Q nderson Second Rowfl to rjS Cohen P .4-A A , . , . fl to rj M. Ocken, C. Olivera, M. Hockman, JUNIOR VARSITY Third Row fl to rjg Ms. Guilfoyle, S. Conarello, K. Boelke, J. Tramomtana, B. Eichler, V. Reich. Second Row ll to rj, L. Logio, A. Khan, L. Katz, E. McLaughlin, H. Gresser, J. Dressner, First Row Cl to rj, C. Stafford, C. Handlin, B. Hernandez, D. Stein, E. Lim. MIDDLE SCHOOL Ix,,,.f V1 Third Row ll to rj, Mr. Figueroa, L. Richardson, M. Tramontana, M. Salibello, E. Shapiro, K. Jarret, R. Derr, J. Goldberg, C. Campos. Second Row ll to rjg T. Dadd, A. Lester, G. Moiiozi, J. Chirmonte, M. Katz, L. Panzerino, K. Williams. First Row ll to rj, S. Gump, L. Kuo, W. Reiken, D. Hamilton, K. Cambell, A. Frankel, S. Brown. -4 if ,, ,. 5 K,-ff t A N XVII ' I W N-sC'f ' m' h 'P . X A ...g.. , X n X A I 'V' 4,1 I Agg ' ll' IKM' ' v . Q11 21 x by ' . 1 'l - . J J -Z L . J 1 GN 'Swim 8 A BGP! VARSITY LA CR Third Row ll to rj Mr Keane Mr Christow E Meyercord P Hubbauer, Tom Witte, P. Balser, M. Pisani, N. Zinzer Second Row Il to rj L Naab C Williams M Welch P Macreae, N. Ward, D. Ryan, M. McLaughlin, J. Wood First Row Cl to rj J Witte C Pollack R Kunzman P llaria fcaptainj, M. Dennison, M. Greenberg, M. Mr. Keane was recently asked for a La- crosse anecdote. The dedicated, serious minded coach scowled and replied in an appropriately baritone voice, l never joke about my team. This approach ob- viously brings out the best in Lacrosse players. During the '82 season the team reached the State 'Prep Tournament and missed entering the Coaches' Tourna- ment by only one game. With a final re- cord of 9-6, all of the Lacrosse players are looking forward to future flicks of their sticks. we JUNIOR VAR I TY Third Row Cl to rj, Mr. LaFontane, D. Popp, D. Jahns, J. Faherty, L. Johnson, S. Platzrnan, A. Birotte, Mr. Hutchinson. Second Row Cl to rj, D. Lionetti, C. Jenkins, B. Mcllwain, A. Crooms, W. Hauser, M. Guntherz, G. Lasser. First Row ll to rj, R. Reiken, G. Mahr, S. Schultz, A. Garrow, J. Renzepis, P. McAdams. FRESHMAN Third Row ll to rj: Mr. MaCauley, P. Baruch, D, Becken, D. Popp J. Faherty, E. Mence, M. Zinn, Mr. Bosland. Second Row fl to rQ,' D. Lionetti, J. Cambell, T. Tompkins, D. Meyercord, D. Spey, R. Giordano, G. Lasser. First Row Cl to rj, C. Jenkins, D. Eisenbud, B. Mcllwain, D. Waterbury, D. Tulloch. MIDDLE SCHOOL it Ea 1 I YR Fourth Row fl to rj, J. Francis, D. Armstrong, M. Lalley, A. Jackson, M. Scharwanka, T. Moriarty, C. Donahue, P. Pellicano, Third Row Cl to rj, W. Lang, T. Kean, J. Hancock, R. Pagent, P. Birrat, D. Pisani, B. Noyes, M. Barton: Second Row fl to rj, M. James, D. Brown, P. Duval, J. Romans, B. Foil, M. Hey, D. Dunbar, E. Bennet, First Row fl to rj, A. Shackman, R. Scully, P. Faherty, T. Handler, M. Bailey, R. Malin, S. Parker, D. Dunlap, S. Ross. f' f M' 2 Q, 5, 2 : .f . , ,X A. 4 ,. ' .. 3 f . fr ,gh-s .. u L, -f , ,.,. Ja. .fl . 1 A Q' A f . Q ,H ,. , , .V I I .R- f W , I . If Q :L A, . 5 I ' 'V ' P u 'Y 5111 ' E it , 0, KJ K- BOYS' VARSITY Fourth Row fl to rj: J. Donaldson, S. Jentis M. Feldstein, J. Beg, L Saul, D. Sosa, J. Skowronski, G. DeCastro, Mr. Scott, Mr. LaValette,' Third Row fl to rj: L. Gould, E. Sch pp, D. Slater, J. Falkin, J. Youngelson, A. Chapman, D. Carno, B. Charles, S. Zarzeckip Second Row Cl to rj, Mr. Nazario, S. Love, J. Nozick, D. Wolf, H. Sawhney, C. Smith, J. Alfano, A. Ongcapin: First Row fl to rj B. Ch pin fmanagerj, E. Berlin, L. Chan, G. Clarick, fco-captainj, R. Littman, S. Schultz, D. Croke, G. Kaptain. GIRLS' VARSI T Third Row fl to rj: P. Fernandez, M. Baxley, A. Rosenbaum, H. Knight, S. Demos, Miss Dayer, Mr. Russell, Second Row Cl to rj, l. Goldman, K. Cooper, A. Johnson, G. Bellitti C. Berger, E. O'Neill, S. Robinsonf First Row fl to rj, C. Chorba M. Ryan, N. Zarzecki, S. Growney. MIDDLE SCHOOL Third Row fl to rj, A. Stulberger, l. Khawaja, T. Hauser, S. Growney, R. Rice, T Keane, E. Tan, S. Sinody, Mr. Richardsonf Second Row fl to rj, F. Zarzecki, L. Masharka, 71 Handlin, G. Hines, E. Baron, J. Brotman, C. Smith, B. Rothfield, First Row fl to rj: E. Befer, K. Tracy, J. Alfano, F. Bodenschac, T. Haberle, A. Komisaruk, S. Dougherty. The Pingry Girl 's Track team of Although faced by strong pub- 1982 was one of the most suc- lic schools the Varsity Boys' cessful girls' track teams track team experienced a sea- Pingry has had. The team fin- son of personal bests and team ished with a 5-4 record, while spirit. Captain Grag Clarick running against tough Union placed 3rd in the 800 meters at County Schools. The team also the state meet. Mark Feldstein performed well in the two tour- took 3rd in the javelin and Rob naments they participated in, Littman placed fifth in the two- taking a third in the Newark mile at the same meet. Academy Invitational Tourna- Pingry's all time long jump re- ment, andasecondin the state cord was topped by Eric meet. The team's best perfor- Schupp when he jumped mances were in the tourna- 16'6 Robert Littman broke ments and against Montclair- the school's all time two mile Kimberly Academy. School re- record with a speed of 10.1 7.4 cords were set in addition to many new personal bests. Ara- bella Quinn became the first to throw the javelin over 100 feet, in Pingry history. Evan O'Neal set new records in both the 400 and 100 hurdles. Senior Sam Robinson bettered her own marks in the 100, 200, and long jump. --. E BOYS VARSITY i P Second rowfl to rjg Mr. Bruns, J. Quinn J Schoenhorn S Warren,' First row fl to rj,' T. Manley B Rabin A Mehta T Osmun The 1982 Varsity Boys Tennis team, coached by Mr. Don Warren ended their season with 14 wins, 5 losses. John Rachlin and Randall Seabrook led the team as co-captains and by playing first and second singles. John Quinn held best overall record with 16 wins, 3 losses. The Union County Championships ended with Pingry in third place: John Quinn won second place sin- gles, Malcolm McDonald and Brad Rabin won second place in the doubles tournament. ln the State Prep Championships the team finished in fourth place. The Junior Varsity team, coached by Mr. Al Bruns, end- ed their season with 12 wins and 2 losses. Next year Mal- com McDonald returns along with Stu Panser, Eric Mannis, and the upcoming J. V. players. W -xg-s W ' ff jerk! Q Third Rowfl to rj, K. Manley, A. Wixom, A. Ridgeway fco-captainj, D. Telling, P. Bunn, Second Row fl to rj: Mr Dufford, D. Benedek, A. Schwartz, M. Hollister, W. Goldberg, J. Steinhardt, First Row fl to rj: A. Mehta, S. Brody, K. Kellogg, R. Feman. MIDDLE SCHOOL N53 QM 1 Second Row fl to rjg Miss Dufford, A. Louia, K. Green, L. Faherty, C. Lukas, A. Hess, A. Tuckerp First Row Cl to rj: J. Darlis, S. Axelrod, R. Hynes, K. Lombardi, L. Lechtman, A. Tsey, A. Feman. TENNI GIRLS' VARSITY Girls' Tennis, 1982 had a successful season. Led by our fearless coach, Mr. Dufford and captains Ashley Ridgeway and Tracy Klingeman, the varsity and JM posted winning re- cords. Despite the cold days of March, faulty nets, and the always present lack of court space, the girls managed to give Kent Place a run for the money in the State Prep School Tournament, losing by just one point. The middle school also faired well in '82. The combined tal- ent of last year's young team and the up coming talent from the Mid- dle School, Girls' Tennis is looking foward to another successful sea- son. Tracy Klingeman, co-captain GOLF fl-rj M. Reziska R Jervis L Pironti K McLaughlin G Lewis Mr Carter The golf team led by captain Peter Ventrella and co-captain Robin Jervis, had a disapoint- ing season, posting a record of 2 and 1 1. lt was a young team, playing 3 freshman and a soph- omore, therefore, the team will be looking foward to a bright future. ln scoring, the team was lead by Peter Ventrella whose best on the season was a 41 for nine holes. Behind him were Steven Fisch and Mike Reziska posting their lowest scores at 44. Co-captain Robin Jervis supported the team with her consistant golfing scoring a best of 46. 1 Yi V A. si as 1? Q sig? ' fi I. F 'Q-'IU Q, . . N 1 :qu- fig L 1 1 VARSITY UOTBA LL Fifth Row tl to rj: Mr. Rode, Mr. Conway, Mr. Boyer, Mr. Fortef Fourth Rowfl to rj: J. Feeley, D. Pisani, A. Kurtz, R. Salzberg, M. Scharwenkag Third Row fl to rj: M. Zinn, J. Faherty, P. Baruch, M. Lalley, J. Colonna, N, Ward, J. Grace: Second Row fl to rj: B. Mcllwain, D. Ryan, V. Jones, W. Hauser, D. Jahns, A. Caiolag First Row fl to rj: T. Powell, J. Martin, A. Crooms, M. McLaughlin, M. Pisani, T. Witte, J. Kelly, E. Meyercord. Pingry football enjoyed one of its finest sea- sons on the gridiron since the 1960's. Coached by Gordon Rode and his assistants Tom Boyer, Joe Forte, and Bob Conway, the Big Blue racked up six wins against only two losses. Asked about his feelings on this great season, Coach Rode responded, This year we knocked on the door, next year we 're going to storm through it. Coach Rode was referring to knocking on the door of a championship in a game against Penning- ton. Next year Mr. Rode figures to capture the title that eluded Pingry this year. Re- turning lettermen Alex Caiole, Jack Faherty, Vaughn Jones, David Jahns, and Wayne Hauser will lead the Charge. MIDDLE SCHOOL Fourth Row fl to rj: Mr. Dufford, Mr. Macauley. Third Row fl to rj Caiola, D. Farber, G. Clapp. D. Gelfund, G. Gola, Second Row U toi F. Vallario, J. Smith, M. Johnson, M. Balbfp First Row fl to rj: R. Antonelli, R. Skully, T. Eichler, S. Matz. : M. Kaplan, M. Stern, R. Paget, W. Long, L. 9: J. Goldfarb, J. Novick, J. Reeves, P. Witte, Dadd, J. Goldberg, J. Arlyn, J. DeCastro, J. EI! 5 i s v 4 .no- -M... ll .lm 1 mxmni FI LD HOCKEY vin iw Third Row ll to rj: Miss Siedman, C. Canino, K. Apruzzese, J. Dres ner, L. Wallwork, Miss Guilfoyleq Second Row fl to rj: E. McLaughlin, K. Kellogg, B. Lucas, M. Quinn, G. Kapila, P. O'Connor, M. Huber, First Row 0 to rj: M. Ryan, A. Malin, P. Bunn fcaptainj, M. Pace, H. Eddy, B. Duffor , A. Quinn. JUNIOR VARS I TY Third Row fl to rj: Miss Dufford, A. Louria, S. Brown, A. Hess, . Dick, J. Goldberg, Second Row Il to rj: C. Sinady, M. Hockman, A. Martin, C. Monaghan, J. Boyle, Firs Row fl to rj: R. Haberhf, N. Zarzecki, J. Tremantano, A. Tsui, G. Lee. MIDDLE SCHOOL Third Row fl to rj: M. Siegel, D. Dignan, J. Stanger L Goldman C Purcell A Feman E Baron J Goldberg Second Row fl to rj: L. Sherlock, M. Suhl, A McMath M Wallace M Howard F Fateh E Rollenhagen First Row ll to rj: Mrs. Schnur, T. Gilligan, J. Guss A Nicoletti S Bober K Norris L Whitney Despite a difficult season, the Varsity Field Hockey team displayed exemplary spirit and skill on the field. Captain Penny Bunn and senior Beth Dufford were voted to third team Union County. Mimi Huber was named to both first team Prep All State and New Jersey All State as well as to Second Team Union County. The team ended the season with a record of 9-1 0-1 . Coach Siedman is looking forward to a lot of new, young talent. She is sorry to see the seniors go but their time had come for them to move on. 2 ' 3 a A, X 5.-Q-ag :bl-. wa, ,,, A - A-wwf A ' fm W1482: N ' nf . M ' K, 2 . ,v , '1 A , .- X 214 VARSITY S R Fourth Row Cl to rj: S. Sampson, Mr. Buglari, B. Sampson, K. Thibault, B. O'Donald, L. Bockskopt A. Cohen,- Third Row Cl to rj: M. Canavan, G. Mahr, T. Abbott, C. Jenkins, J. Levine, C. Salibello, C. Welch, S. Bent, D. DiChiara, G. Solomon, Second Row ll to rj: S. Platzman, C. Mullet, R. Reiken, A. Clapcich, D. Freedman, C. Edwards, T. Osmun, J. Wood, J. Rentzepis, R. Fuller, First Rowfl to rj: P. Warlick, S. Liotta, G. Donahue, L. Lee, J. Gensch, N. Ward, S. Friedman, A. Birotte, B. Pearlman. . gi ri A .- ws' q . 'F 2 vm -Q -an Q . A xx 1t,x5 w . QUT? . . X f ff 1 my Q , K -A 'aw 5 M A .N '. .5 K --ff-Y wi 12' SQ.. A rf . JUNIOR VARS TY Third Row fl to rj: Mr. Warren, K. Parker, M. Coughlan, S. Jentis, M. Saltus, A. Garrow, Mr. Tramontanag Second Row Cl to rj: S. Ridgeway, P. Baily, D. Eisenbud, R. Bonnell, G. Lai, S. Lamola, M. Welch, R. Katz: First Row Il to rj: T. Tompkins, G. Fair, S. Lewis, M. Ruzista, J. Feigenbaum, J. Cam bell, D. Waterbury, D. Epstein, D. Croke. Fourth Row fl to rj: P. St. Phillip, G. Purcellg Third Row fl to rj: W. Merrill, J. Romans, B. Adams, R. Lavitt, P Tuilochf Second Row fl to rj: Mr. LaFontaine, C. Donohue, M. Di onardo, M. White, K. Parkes, Mr. Hutchinson, First Row fl to rj: V. Kapila, R. Katz, M. Welch, J. Alfano, R. Main. Fourth Row U to rj Mr Bosland S Crabtree J Telling C Wixom M Becker, T Handler, Mr. Fayen, Third Row fl to rj E Shwartz P Deval D Padulo J Abbot J Hancock P Cooper L. Roberts: Second Row fl to rj: l. Khawaga K Tracey J Gerg D Dunbar P Birotte P Faherty S Francisg First Row ll to rj: D. Dunlap, M. Herman B Crosby T Poon S Ciaglia A Schachman J Dziadzio S Rousta. The 1982 Boys' Soccer Team dribbled its way through a superb season to tie the Prep State Championships against Lawren- ceville. Captains Nick Ward and Jim Gensch led the team to a final record of 14-2-2. Jim Gensch was awarded the title most valuable player. Juniors Anthony Clapcich and Dave Freedman were the teams high scorers. Seniors Leon- ard Lee and Sander Friedman ad- ded a lot of playing power to the team. Coach Miller Bugliari, upon winning his 12th Prep State Championship commented, We have a lot of returning players. I 'm hoping for a season as good and as competetive as this year. SOCCER vimsirv Fourth Row fl to rj: K. Faherty, A. O'Connell, A. Wixom, C. Chorb Nydick, B. Eichler, D. Lionetti, D. Benedeck, C. Anderson, D. Tel. Bellitti, C. Oliveira, J. Furman, E. Lim, E. Kaufman, S. Brody, K. Co L. Allen, K, Russell, J. Croke, E. O'Neal. The Varsity girl 's soccer team, led by co-captains Lisa Allan and Killeen Rus- sell, finished the season with a 10-6-2 record, Pingry played a competitive schedule that featured three top twen- ty teams, as well as many other strong public and private school teams. Among the preps, the team remained undefeated, and went on to finish the season becoming co-champions of the NJISWAA Girl 's Soccer Tournament by playing to a scoreless tie against Prin- ceton Day School. Several team mem- bers received season 's end honors. Lisa Allan was named to the first team of the All-Union County Team, and was joined by teammates Denise Lionetti, Molly Hollister, and goalie Sue Nydick on the Prep All-State Team. 1,-,z-1,,,v WW. . U., 7 . .,. .1 l.H..,t..t. a, G. Lasser, C. Burger, Third Row fl to rj: S 'ing,' Second Row fl to rj: Mr. Richardson, G oper,' First Row fl to rj: B. Cave, P. Goldman JUNIOR VARSITY Third Row fl to rj: N. Modi, K. Boehlke, A. Tucker, M. Humphrey, L. Faherty, V Reich, Second Row fl to rj: Mr. Platt, S. Gump, M. Tramontana, C. Oliveira, L. Richardson, G. Mollozziq First Row Il to rj: M. Port, A. Hauser, J. Freedman, J. Chiaramonte, A. Lester, R. Hynes, MIDDLE SCHOOL Fourth Row fl to rj: V. Sinady, S. Shan, L. Graf K. Gamble, L. Hertzberg, J. Walker, H. McAdams, S. Kahn, Third Row fl to rj: L. Pisani, E, Shapiro, T. Haberley, F. Zarzecki, R. Derr, L. DuBusc, J. Barist, R. Kimerlingg Second Row fl to rj: F. Stevens, L. Panzarino, K. Williams, J. Kaufman, L. Kellogg, L. Gradman, W. Reiken, M. Nadler, S. Sterng First Row fl to rj: Mr. Rahter, L. Koons, J. Londa, N. Nonato, L. Kuo, K. Campbell, A. Frankel, E. Mollozi, Mr. Lalley. x Q .- . ' s . tr'- x . yn H 0 .- ., f --, , vw, Q-Xgsiz, ' k 'T-lv rf -1-A Ji M 4 D ,M , fxrw-'QA-gf' ' I , 02: I Law, 3 ' J. 5-jf?-1 ,Zz :Cx 'V f I v. 1:2 1 -f 33? xv Y, , ,M 2, iw . 'ffff' A A Ar A A ' , A ' 4 ,I WIN 1 .,,gg'.i'55353'fAf-1' .iffy jf 'L k fi. . 1 ,, ,Q-xfwfievff - 'f YQYWVYHJAPL 1',m-f, LY,fwgw- , +. f ' A J:-+v'.4Qy ' ,, k 7'7?lf2z'f W 'NIZIIT1' ' - 4' .J H . ' 1' ff 'fl' fl, -.'.f,fg,'v CQ:M ' . ' K -,414 , - . . by M .9 '..,, 0:-vp, iz: fl .,, ' , -WA .k,g',J ,, n , 'A ...Vlkvf -gf : 'viii-?ffrYL4--Q'4ivA'if' . ww V ,L L' '-' p . wzffwr, 1, W, f mama., gui, f 'f 'kaaifxffg-ff igg-'Wk' five kfpji ' ' MJ ,f f 'f,5k,MZ?' '. lah. S- '.'f2 .W L A 'W W 5573- A 'i+9Ew fx-Hf,f4gs?,:w W. f QU -' 6 1 3 1, Ma,-A Zrwuy, M 7 ,pi ggr3.f,, , 1 I , my Q A fu f.'.pgQ'7 !q ','.f, ,Q As' ' ,w?? P'3?'5 .-5 f-'Aff rd Y, -, My Q M 'f ?+. Lf,ffg'i.QTf42,'.m .figvix E., L ,,z,f:ggg,Jrf?:1mw' xv L ' 'lfwwm W 1 , aq., . . ,mt ,,f x., A mf, 6' ,M , N, W, wk , ,W Q. - W wwf 'z ' mwifPzM5?fW4'ff2 f ' 1. 4 ff .1 'j4'f,'., ',g,'f,g,f-,g4. ,--1 Jfiii WJQQ' M yliihsy 5 g3IL5Sfn':'1 ' gg X '. i X -'friilfx ,gig A , . 13,5 ,K V 4 4 ,-g ,X L, . V f , 3-:-fs, f ' - .Ae , f K yy, 'w fgjw LL jg..-'3,:':T1e5M' A K -A,-1.-W.-.,,. Q 3, -1, ' 1 L, iw. Lp I' .,. f ! ,, -Q 1 , M. I I I, ...,g ,sf2f., g- .. -. g ,L .J!Z2ximM ,sw ,' 3' I 5, . Ykuif.-IGM' M U M, ,wr f. f 1 1 , , , .'.., .. 1 , ,, af ff w Y' ' +' ,.,1xf. f ey Z ' i'-f-+i4!':.:,1-MJ Q f., 4- F ,. 1 W ' .W M + I I 5 VARSITY CROSS COUN TR Y Fourth Row U to rj: D. Spey, A. Lieberman, A. Krishnan, Mr. Scott, Mr. Nazariog Third Row fl to rj: J. Youngelson, E. Schupp, S. Growney, J. Hatoff T. Handlin, S. Glarum, S. Robertson, R. Rice, R, Keanq Second rowil to rj: E. Berlin, R. Gross, A. Chapman, J. Alfano, S. Zarzecki, L. Chan, P. McAdams, L. Naab, P. Tlapa. First Row Il to rj: S. Murray, C. Smith, R. Llttman, S. Love, D. Slater, G. Kaptain, B. Charles. MIDDLE SCHOOL Second Row fl to rj: Mr. Scott, S. La Valley, B. Caron, C. Smith, J. Grossman, D. Johnston, E. Tang First Row fl to rj: S. Berson, M. Deasy, H. Blagden, F. Bodenchak, A. Diaz, A. Komisaruk. 1-w9?f'9h 3 -...-.:w54 J :fm X Q ns W... . xi , 491-nmvfoffav-w.W,,,N L- AT , W , y , g Zjfwwf ,ag vqf.-..f... p ' ' W K . W ,3v., , , x f fu., ,. Q: K, , ' ' ' - 'r-'.'. Z1 . 410 X41 : A ll ,,., . V A :Hx ,L . A 4 , Q V, , V 8 I ,' V t 'yi f . 3-!5.f'3?'f1X-'Z fwxiff U ' '- 'Q' ' A. gvvjfg V 74.51, 3: '-.JSM . l 1.,' H k X x K 1 p 1 fl.. WINIHQ SIDUIQIS m fx M' M' 1 W, aw 3- Sgt .4 A-Pe?-F ia 4U -all '-- + vimsirv BASKETBALL Second Row fl to rj: E. Lim, K. Kellogg, E. Feldstein, A. Weiss, L. Johnson, R. LeBuhn, M. Cohen, D. Pew, 'F Witte, Mr. Romanoq First Row fl to rj: H. DeCastro, S. Liotta, J. Kelly, D. Buckwald fcaptainj, G. Mahr, T. Powell, M. Rusziska This year's Basketball team surprised many spectators with their excellent ability, spirit, and strength. Captain David Buckwald led the team with his expertise, skill and practiced ag- gression. Senior Rich LeBuhn, as center, was crucial to the team 's rebounding success. Sen- iors Tom Witte, John Kelly, and Matt Cohen added the touch of experience that enabled the team to conquer their long time rival, New- ark Academy, Coach Romano was very proud of their performance. JUNIOR NG QX Rf wwf? S QxNG,yf 'fxkllllpy 4 4 51 i Second Row Cl to rj: J. Weiner, B. Bugliari, R. Lavitt, E. Seevak, A. Weiss, M. Lalley, M. Wegryn, Mr. LaVallette,' First Row il to rj: M. Eyles, M. Di Lonardo, J, Ginsberg, P. Ledunsin, M. iVhite, A. Kurtz. MIDDLE SCH L Third Row fl to rj: Mr. Johnson, J. Hiser, C. Wixom, J. Telling, J. Gregg, G. Cohn, D. Johnson, S. Growney,' Second Rowfl to rj: G. Welch, J, Hall, D. Dunlap, S. Crabtree, S. Kawut, S. Francis, P. Fahertyp First Rowfl to rj: S. Woster, M. Herman, S. Berson. G RLS' BASKE TB Second Row fl to rj: S. Cohen, S. Miller K Faherty L Allan fco c Telling, C. Olievera, Mr. Allan,' First Row Cl to rj A Johnson B Klingeman. The Girls' Varsity Basketball team featured an unusual com- bination of depth and youth, with two thirds of the roster dominated by sophomores and juniors. Because of the team 's relative inexperience, Coach Dave Allan entered the season with expectations of daily im- provements. Led by captains Sue Berkowitz and Lisa Allan, the team placed third in the Rutgers Prep Invitational Christmas Tournament. As the season progressed, injuries seemed to plague the team, and Sue Berkowitz was lost due to a knee injury. The team now looked to many of the younger players to fill the gap, and they rose to the occasion, exhibiting an unyielding spirit. JUNIOR VARSITY Second Row fl to rj: Mr. Conway, E. Goldberg, G. Lasser, D. Hamilton, M. Hackman, R. Haberle, M. Humphrey, L. Murray: First Row fl to rj, B. Hernandez, K. Greene, A. Loria, S. Axelrod, R. Hynes, D. Lionetti. MIDDLE SCHOOL Third Row fl to rj: Mr. Nicholson, K. Norris, W. Goldberg, S. LaValley, L. Grah E. Shapiro, R. Derr, L. Baron, Second Row Cl to rj: F. Fateh, L. Kuo, L. Panzarino, L. Kellogg, K. Williams, J. Londa, J. Kaufman, First Row fl to rj: S. Bober, M. Nadler, S. Shah, K. Cambell, E. Mollozzi. swiiviiviN COEDVARS, Y Cave, L. Springer, Mr. Goldberg, Second Row fl to rj: Miss Greeley K. Apruzzese, S. Jentis, S. Lala, R. Furman, E. McLau hlin B VonWatzdorf N. Zarzecki D Peison, A. O'Connell,' First Row fl to rj: M. Coughlin, D. Brous, G. Third Row fl to rj: Mr. Cowen, E. Cancell, D. Eisenbud, A. Chapmar, M. Peters, H. Cohen, M. Quinn, M. Ryan, B. g , . , , . Hartstein, S. Choudhury, D. Marshall, S. Bent fcaptainj, W. Adams, G. Kapila, S. Mentz, H. Herman. GIRLS' VARSI Y Second Row fl to rj: Mr. Cowen, G. Kapila, M. Quinn, M. Ryan, L. S ringer, B. Cave, Mr. Goldberg: First Rowfl to rj: Miss Greeley, E. McLaughlin, M. Peters, B. Vonwatzdori N. arzecki, H. Cohen. MIDDLE SCHOOL 1 I Third Row fl to rj: R. Mack, A. Burbeck, P. Meyer, B. Caron, Mr. Rooney, B. Crosby, I. Khawaja, E. Collins, l. Schwartz: Second Row fl to rj: J. Goldberg, M. Howard, J. Stranger, M. Wallace, J. Walker, F Stevens, L. Goldman, L. Whirney, M. Miller, First Row Il to rj: F Zarzechi, G. Ackerman, B. White, J. Alfano, M. Deasy, 71 Blagden, R. Kimerling. The 1983 Pingry Co-Ed swim team was faced with a challenging season. This was a year of rebuilding the team and restor- ing its past excellence. Captains Steve Bent and Buffy Cave had a strong team swimming behing them. The outstanding contributors were Senior Ethan Cancell and Junior Avery Chapman for the boys' team, and for the newbf formed girls' team Marilyn Quinn, Junior, and Kathy Lucas, Freshman, led the way. Coach Cowen emphasized dedication and sacri- Hce all for the good of the team, and the 1983 swim team stood up to this high standard. ,ax ,f - iL,,..,. I 231 CE Y VARSITY Third Row fi to rj: Mr. LaFontane, S. Zarzecki, M. Canavan, Mcllwain C Humphrey fco captalnj E Meyercord, D. Meyercord, C. Welch, Mr. Platt,' Second Row U to I: K. Russell J Feeley B Schultz J Gensch Ccaptainj, S. Schultz, J. Satz, L. Katz: First Row Cl to rj: R. Giordano C Solmssen R Reiken R Malin M Ocken. The Varsity ice Hockey team, faced a challenging season due to their switch to the A divi- sion. A highlight of the compe- tition was their participation in the highly competitive Breck invitational Tournament in Min- neapolis, Minnesota. Captain Jim Gensch and co- captain Chip Humphrey pro- vided leadership for the rela- tively young team. Although there will be four team mem- bers graduating, the return of experienced players, such as Juniors Ricky Reiken and Ste- ven Schultz, will provide for a successful 1983-84 season. --sun un1 , ,iw mf' -ihhui., JUNIUR VARSITY Second Row fl to rj: R. Nowak, T. Tompkins, J. Rentzepis, R. Malin, V. Kapilap First Row Il to rj: D. Polek, D Armstrong, J. Feely, J. Francis, A. Jackson. fv '- .,- .,, .... - Us 1 V 1 RE 5 TLING vimsirv fa! Third Row ll to rj: R. Salzberg, A. Caiola, J. Faherty, M. Pisani, A. Forte,' Second Rowfl to rj: Mr. Whittemore, T. Pavleszek, S. Frie Gutherz, L. Belgelseng First Row fl to rj: R. Cleveland, P. St. This year 's wrestling squad was a young group of very aggres- sive grapplers. Led by captain Mark McLaughlin and co-cap- tain Allen Crooms, the team pulled off several impressive victories. In addition, Pingry re- ceived some well deserved rec- ognition in the area. First year head coach, Joe Forte, was terrific, instilling in the wres- tlers' minds a winning attitude. Mr. Forte was assisted by John Whittemore, who had great knowledge of wrestling tactics, and his son, Tom, a former Pingry wrestler, who was also a knowledgable assistant. Pingry had a young wrestling team and is looking forward to bigger and better victories next year. Crooms lco-captainj, T. Broder, R. Green, Mr. man, M. McLaughlin lcaptainj, D. Epstein, M. Fgvillip, P. Bailey, D. Pisani, J. Romans. MIDDLE SCHOOL Third Row ll to rj: Mr. Whittemore, M. Stern, T. Moriarty, D. Farber, J. Abbott, W. Long, C. Clapp, E. Tan, J. Smith, K. Kellogg. Second Row fl to rj: D. Dunbar, J. Hancock, D. Galfand, M. Becker, J. DeCastro, F. Bodenchak, K. Tracy, P. Cooper, M. Ocken, J. Reeves, C. Smith, First Row Cl to rj: J. Olchick, D. Disque, T. Handler, P. Bevel, J. Antonelli, F. llaria, S. Sandbach, A. Cancell. F BUYS VARSITY 'Y' A A 1 sh 4 I X 5 l M N A 5 , I I Third Row Il to rj: R. Gilbert, M. Benou, D. Fair, A. Mehta, R. Selby, 71 Nonnemacher, J. Bloch, P. Miller. Second Row fl to rj: S. Weintraub, M. Peters, R. Mason, B. Dankis, J. Abbey, J. Grace. First Row fl to rj: C. Edwards lcaptainj, P. Ehrlich, D. DeSilva, A. Ghanadesikan. GIRLS VARSITY Second Row ll to rj: M. Nucci fco-captainj, K. Dennison Schneider, C. Salkowski, A. Kern, H. Jung, A. Krishnan. First Row fl to rj: A. Lieberman, A. MIDDLE SCHOOL Third Row fl to rj: H. Mason, M. Pasnik, R. Width, R. Salkowski, A. McMath, C. Umbs, J. Lee, S. Matt, P. Leary: Second Row fl to rjp J. Grossman, J. Rothman, B. Miller, M. James. G. Gola, D. Dignan, S. Chung, D. Sureskyf First Row ll to rjg Mr. Rahter, E. Lee, A. Bauman, J. Abbey, B. Rothfeld, A. Komisaruk, D. Jacobson, A. Nicoletti, J. Barist. As a young team, Varsity Fenc- ing started with less skill than in previous years. None-the- less, this year's team showed spirit and determination. The team, who will be graduating relatively few members, is looking forward to having a gym to practice in at the new school. I ,ai -ls- W NTER TRACK Third Row fl to rj: H. Sawhney, A. Peters, N. Wrubel,'J. Donaldson, Second Rowfl to rj:A. Garrow, S. Robertson, J. Alfono, B. Charles S Berlin, G. Kaptain, J. Hatoff. The Win ter Track team had one of its more successful seasons this year. Faced by many pub- lic school teams, Pingry was never beaten badly. Because of the large number of strong run- ners in all of the events, the team was well balanced. Rob- ert Littman won almost all of his one and two mile races. ln the half-mile, Sean Love was very successful, and Andy Pe- ters ran his fastest quarter mile of his four year career. The team promises to be strong in the future because more than half of the runners are third and fourth formers. The assis- tant coach, Mike Richardson, summed up the season by say- ing that superior dedication and great committment ac- counted for the team 's surpris- ing success. if Nm. D. Carno, C. Smith, J. Martin, Mr. Richardson, . Love, P. McAdams,' First Rowfl to rjg R. Kean, E. 'Q CH ERLEAD G Third Row fl to rj S Chung C Stafford S Cooper Second Row fl to rj K Boehke, S. Hoskinsg First Row fl to Cheerleading this year has been a great experience for all those who participated. The squad was fortunate enough to obtain a lot of new girls this year who added not only fresh faces, but enthusiasm and ideas that made them all the better. Captain Jennifer Croke showed the team what a cheerleader should be with her spirit and superb choreogra- phy. Co-captain Sarah Cooper also kept them motivated throughout the season to per- fect their cheers. Coach J. Roxbury was very excited about our partially new squad even as she played the sideline mother-to-be. Everyone agreed that cheer- leading in '83 was at its very best ever. ,mfr 2, ,4 I R Ji' ff: e, 4 '11 fej: 151'vg. 7, X SIUIDENI llff X' av' I i 61 f D: wi fm' Y 'P K O 5 Em 7 I Q g MS X F I .1 2 f Jfa X XXXKGRI K if-G'?5?r -'SA 4, M- ! SQ' .E X M' ,ga 1 K5 iff ,g, A ' 2 K I ,, .hiv Xia, yn V ,w J M, agp I-5 1 , wi f A xiii! 3 V af 1 my .. .L mf- ' 'Was--g , f 5.2. L I ,X fl . 1 f Migi, v ' ' 2 xx. 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A e N G' all, ,' '. fx A x k Q ' H.: .f fgfbkwx R . F A, S 1 'QW-Qxh4ivsW 514. 13. X EMKYAVHZYBH 'Nur' M --M-hh, SPRING PLA Y-PIPPIN Plppin was an innovative un- dertaking for the Pingry Play- ers. lt was innovative not only because of the play itself but also because of the dedication and cooperation it demanded from the cast members, crews, and directors of the produc- tion. ' ' Q 3 5 x 4, Wx. X V wx, f vi '--.Mm ,- Q 'V si - .i M. . i 'hx i 260 .ag f .swf g . V2 M 1 - ' s Q 4 i 7 i !l Q M K AIU! LfQs.,An K, .,. . ,if 4. fi J. ' ? 'Y-rff' 'Q X, 'GFS I J 'S AEP! AG' 530 riff? X 8 'mx K Rl? 2' if ,., A T. ., 2 :H p ll . A 1 aw 0, YJ, Q XV. X fx ,f S 6' 4 I sw M W N 5 Q A is L x X K if AY WA A CIIJIBS Am .iv wxv Aiv' '55 Amh- xf - 4 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council members are elected each Spring by their classmates to serve in this gov- erning body of student affairs. President 1982-83: Michael Pisani Advisors: S. P. Hollister F L. Romano SAC The purpose of the Student Ac- tivity Committee is to add di- versity and personal involven- ment to the Pingry experience. Students involved coordinate Friday morning and Wednes- day afternoon assemblies. This years SAC boosted school spir- it with many pep rallies, fun Fri- day mornings, and decorations for the hollidays. They promot- ed a computer match-up for Valentines day. Guided by Mr. Bugliari, the group helped to bring the student body togeth- er. E F. '--.,,..f Third Row fl to rj: E. O'Neill, J. Vlood, E. Lim, Second Row Cl to rj: M. Hollister, A. VWxom, S. Berkowitz, M. Pisani, L. Wallwork. J. Dressner. First Rowfl to rj: G. Bellitti, T Klingeman, B. Perlmin, Not Pictured: L. Allan, D. Guss, E. Meyer- cord, E. Gray, K. Kellogg, E. See ack, C. Chorba, K. Appruzzese, D. Waterbury. A-s 'M 40 MMU E. Meyercord, E. Zazanis, l. Goldr Pictured: A. Malin, M. Pisani, P. M nan, E. Kaufman, E. O'Neill, M. McDonald. Not Warlick, K. Kellogg, E, Gray. BLUE KEY Designed to aid students, facul- ty, and all visitation, Blue Key is a service organization. Its members take messages, work in the bookstore, usher at con- certs, plays, and lend a hand at other school events. President: A. Lieberman Executive Commitee: D. Slater O. Schorr S. Pancer P. Moenickheim K. Dennison Faculty Advisor: Mr. Ronca -,,-,,,,,,,.-- ...,.. W., ,.,....! -4-nie. nv-l CUM LA UDE Cum Laude is a honor society of faculty mambers and stu- dents to which a certain num- ber of Sixth and Fifth Formers may be elected each year. The purpose is to give recognition to high attainment in scholar- ship. COMMUNITY SER VICE Community Service is an orga- nization that provides volun- teers for the Port Elizabeth area. They work at the Jeffer- son Day Care Center twice a week. Another of their activi- ties is coordinating the Turkey Drive. This occurs at Christ- mastime and provides food for the needy in Port Elizabeth. Second Row ll to rj: A. Salzer, J. Logio, A. Johnson, B. vonWatzdorf S. Rosenbaum, A. Rosen, E. Mannis, E. Gray. First Row Cl to rj: l. Goldman, S. Bober, Mrs. Lionetti, L. Wallwork, P. Goldman, E. Zazanis. Second row fl to rj: P. Miller, S. Bober, S. Graham First row Il to rj: L. Wallwork, B. Dufford, S. Rosenbaum THE PINGRY RECORD Talent, guts, and chutzpah are alive and well this year at The Plngry Record. For the year 1981-82 the Record was se- lected as a Medalist award win- ner in the Columbia Press As- sociation 's Competition. Fresh from such a special victory, the new staff was eager for chal- lenges. What they lacked in ex- perience was replaced by a drive and determination that took them from soggy expedi- tions at the Bernards Township construction site to the inner reaches of New York's Punk Scene. CALLIOPE Calliope is a literary and art magazine whose purpose is to exhibit the work of creative au- thors and artists at Pingry. Var- ious forms of poetry and prose, art and photography appear in each issue. Published twice yearly, Calliope is one of the few publications giving expo- sure to the artistic work at Pingry. 269 UMBRELLA CLUB The Umbrella Club is unique in the Pingry community, giving students a chance to express their feelings and viewpoint to- wards world events. Also known as Issues and An- swers, the club meets every other week to discuss and de- bate pertinent topics. The range of discussion stretches from world to Pingry affairs and often helps students to form stronger opinions. AFS CLUB Each year Pingry sponsors a foreign student under the aus- pices of the American Field Service. The AFS club is re- sponsible for the introduction of the student to the student body. This year's student, Adri- enne Cohen, was from S. Afri- ca. The club also raised money to support the program and participated in the AFS ski trip to Colorado. ..r' Third Row fl to rj: J. Furman, Wallwork, M. Deasy, P. Miller. S Guss, N. Ward, S. Chung, T W itte, L. Springer. First Row Cl to rj: E. Cancell. Second Row fl to rj: B. Dufford, Deasy, Miss Dayer. First Row 6 J. Croke, D. Guss, S. Bober. D. Slater, A. Salzer, E. Kaufman, L. Allen, M. 'to rj: S. Fotinos, D. Spey, E. O'Neill, S. Chung, ,,.,,, - J. Levine, L. Gould, B. Dufford, S. Bober, L. econd Row fl to rj: G. Kapilla, M. Franchek, D. A J, 'X Third Row fl to rj: G. Mahr, T Klingeman, S. Jentis, D. Pew, C. Sallibello, S. Platzman, T Osmond, H. DeCastro, C. Welch. Second Row Il to rj: S. Fotinos, B. Lucas, C. Mullet, D. Jahns, T Abbot, S. Bethune, R. Reiken. First Rowfl to rj: L. Allen, S. Brody, D. Benedek, M. Quinn, C. Anderson. Second Row Cl to rj: R. Green, J. Bloch, J. Nozak, D. Carno, A. Krishnan. First Row fl to ri: J. Alfano, A. Gnanadesikan, A. Mehta, A. Mehta. UUTING CLUB The Outing Club, an enthusias- tic group ofstuden ts who enjoy many different activities, has been a succesful club at Pingry for a few years. The group has gone to the Delaware Water Gap for an- overnght hiking trip. The skiing enthusiasts went on a three day trip to Burke Mt. in Vermont. The club has also gone on day downhill and cross-country ski trips. The spring waters of the Dela- ware provided for an exciting canoe trip. The group of about fifty students shared their company with the outdoors and together had a memorable experience. A Quiz KID Formed last year with the pur- pose of competing in trivia con- tests in the New Jersey area, the Quiz Team has expanded from a small nucleus to a mem- bership of over a dozen. Under the guidance of Mr. Li, the club has fielded teams in the Rutgers Bowl in New Bruns- wick, the Dobbs Bowl at Maters School in New York and in the TV 3 Challenge tournament. Questions to be answered range from economics to an- cient mythology, with the pri- mary emphasis being on litera- ture, history, and current events. The team 's accom- plishments include winning this year's Dobb 's Bowl and reach- ing the semi-finals of last year 's challenge. SPANI H CLUB Although the Spanish Club started out slowly this year, it was still a source of fun for Espanol students. President Patty Fernandez helped to or- ganize club meetings and ac- tivities under the supervision of Senor Goldberg. Other upper- classmen, Barry Perlman, Jill Logio, and Soula Fotinos also provided leadership. Among the activities of the club was a Spanish dinner. Students were able to taste paella, arroz con polio, and many other Spanish dishes. The Spanish Club looks forward to an even busier year in Bernardsville. FR NCH CLUB C'etait une annee un peu der- outante avec nos ventes des Toblerones et de Sucettes et des beignets! Mais aussi, nous nous sommes amuses a nos diners francais et d notre voy- age au Quebec. Aux Seniors, Bonne chance l'annee pro- chane et a Mlle. Dayer, MERCI POUR TOU77 Third Row fl to rj: L. Chan, S. Chung, J. Furman, E. Cancell, Second Row fl to rj: R. Fuller, P. Miller, Mr. Goldgerg. First Dressner, R. Giordano, B. wi. Laila, A. Ongcapin, J. Levine, L. Wallwork. S. Goldberg, G. Kapila, G. Bellitti, D. Peison orj E Kaufman L Gould S Fotinos J A. Schwartz, H. Eddy. Third Row Il to rj: D. Wolf G. Krishnan, L. Lee. Second Row L. Allan, A. Salzer, C. Berger, A A. Rosenbaum, J. Croke, D. Stein. Zarzecki, B. Perlman, P. Vetter, M. Franchek, fl t : . , . , . ' . . DeCastro, A. Birotte, S. Pancer, A. Malin, A. to rj: N. Modi, Miss Dayer, E. O'Neill, D. Spey, B. Dufford, R. Feman. First Row fl to rj. N. Falconer, M. Deasy, C. Salkowski, D. Second Row fl to rj: A. Weiss, A. Metah, P. Cucka, T. Solmssen, A. Peters, J. Feigenbaum, P. Moenikheim, Mr. Lovelette First row fl to rj: A. Johnson, J. Logio, C. Grownry, N. Zarzecki, J. Kuo, M. Simons Third Row Cl to rj: J. Bloch, P. Cucka, J. Alfano, A. Metah, A. Krishnan, D. Gnanadeskin Second Row fl to rj: M. Peters, E. Beckler, H. Colton, S. Robert- son, J. Alfano, A. Kriu First Row fl to rj: T Nonnemachu, L. Chan, G. Kong GERMAN CLUB The German Club was created in order to provide an addition- al aveneu for becoming better aquainted with the people, lan- guage, and customs of the Ger- man-speaking countries. By ex- posing the clud members to native German films, and tradi- tional foods through field trips, interviews, bake sales, and for- eign language dinners, it was hoped that the scope of the language experience would be enhanced beyond the regions of the classroom environment. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club was an essen- tial part of life for Pingry's top students. The team has been the undefeated Union County Champs for the past five years. 273 ga D 4 1 Q' if ,Q ' I . QW' 722 3 KY? f iaith I S? my 1, 5. 'N- ,Ax ' fi ix. sg. DL , 25 2,0 'Ra ,f A C . l-'A Q 1 ADS 25 wg g ,.. .1 1 1 L, R W L8 3 lili M 6, s 2 .1 'f-tar 41' -1... MU IC AT PINGR A busy year for the 250 singers and instrumentalists - lt began with Mahler's 8th Symphony in Avery Fisher Hall, and contin- ued through a very successful season: The Christmas Festi- vals, Trinity Church on Wall Street: we joined in concerts with Hill, Princeton High School, Westover, Greens Farms, Masters,' we sang Brit- ten's Rejoice in the Lamb and Haydn's Little Organ Mass at St. Rose of Lima, Carmina Burana with the Suburban Symphony, and final- ly, we all got together for one last time in the AFS Festival- A good year for music. WOMEN 'S GLEE CLUB Sixth rowfl-rj M. Simons, K. Denni- son, M. Nucci, M. Hartman, A. Ma- lin, R. Feman Fifth row fl-rj C. Lu- kas, C. Burger, G. Lasser, N. Zar- zecki, C. Monoghan, M. Minogue, A. Wixom, E. Lim Fourth row fl-rj O. Schorr, C. Sinady, L. Richard- son, B. vonWatzdorL S. Rosen- baum, E. Zazanis Third row Cl-rj T. Sohn, M. Hollister, K. Apruzzese, L. Delvanthol, T. Dadd, A. Martin, S. Demos Second row fl-rj G. Mol- lozzi, T. Bajas, K. Friedlieb, A. Les- ter, D. Lionetti, C. Chorba, R. Ha- berle First row fl-rj J. Logio, M. Dick, L. Murray, J. Goldberg, B. Hernandez BALLADEERS Third row fl-rj C. Lukas, K. Apruz- zese, D. Lionetti, M. Minogue, M. Barber, S. Demos, S. Rosenbaum Second row Cl-rj E. Lim, S. Brody, C. Chorba, B. vonWatzdorf S. Cooper, A. Tsui First row fl-rj M. Simons, K. Dennison, M. Nucci Not pictured: V. Reich, G. Lee. WOM GLEE Fifth row fl-rj C. Canino, A. Chairamonte Fourth row Y N 'S UB Hess, J. Cl-rj K. Cooper, S. Brody, A. Haus r Third row fl-rj M, Barber, P. Cooper, J. Lox Second row Tsui, D. Stein, A. Kern, Fir Salkowski. Not pictured: V. Reich, A. Salzer, M. H S. Hoskins, N. Modi, A. Sc Binh, S v ll-rj A. t row C. . Eddy, ckman warz, L Streamo, K. Jarratt, M, B. Port. r MEN 'S GLEE CLUB Third row fl-rj T. Powell, E. Meyer- cord, L. Saul, A. Weiss, J. Mark- man, E. Berlin, R. Nowak, R. Fuller, P. Moenickheim, J. Grace, J. Welsh Second row fl-rj M. Saltus, V. Jones, A. Chapman, J. Kurtz, N. Ward, B. Rabin, D. Willis, D. Popp, P. Vetter, J. Hatoff First row fl-rj S. Graham, L. Vogel, C. Edwards, J. Kuo, A. Gnanadesikan, A. Kurtz, S. Robertson, S. Love, P. Ehrlich, J. Ross, J. Campbell, T. Nonen- macher, D. Brown Not pictured: J. Romans, E. Gray, P. Miller, T. Handlin, P. St. Phillip, E. Cancell, D. Carno, D. deSilva, S. Gillespie R. Rice, S. Ridgway, C. Mitchell, D. Becker, R. Gilbert. RECORDER CONSOR T Second row fl-rj B. vonwatzdorh C. Edwards, M. Nucci, D. deSilva, M. Simons Firstrowll-r1C. Olivera, S. Kassouf A. Mehta Not pictured: M. Barber, K. Dennison, R. Green, C. Sinady, C. Thompson. SHORT HILLS HANDBELL5 Second row fl-rj M. Barber, H. Hoyt, K. Griffiths, A. Popp, L. Mur- nick, D. White, C. Kolacy First row fl-r1A. Muthasamy, A. Gradman, D. Dubovy, L. Lombardi, G. Vlgman, S. Wong Not pictured: W. Mirsky. BRASS CHOIR Third rowll-rj R. Green, C. Burger, A. Crooms, M. Gutherz, E. Gray Second row ll-rj S. Glarum, E. Schupp, S. Lamola, R. Nowak, M. Ruziska, W Mennen, J. Hatoff First row Cl-rj W Merrill, D. Marshall, R. Cleveland, E. Kim, T. Nonen- macher, E. Befeler, J. Alfano Not pictured: A. Peters, E. Collins, C. Oliviera, S. Conarello, M. Simons, P. Miller, LA Reich. BRASS ENSEMBLE Second row ll-rj E. Gray, M. Si- mons, E. Schupp, A. Peters First row Cl-rj E. Collins, S. Lamola. BRASS CHOIR OF THE MIDDLE SCHOOL Third row fl-rj K. Blau, C. Wixom, J. Barnes Second row fl-rj D. Rosler, E. Kuo, E. Collins, E. Lee First row Cl-rj A. Cancell, B. Nowak, M. Deasy Not pictured: J. Rothman, M. Miller, B, Rothfeld. Lf BOYS' CHORUS Fourth row fl-rj M. Lefkon, J. Barnes, P. Leary, L. Roberts, M. Pasnik Third row ll-rj C. Umbs, M. Becker, J. Lee, M. Lionetti, P. Kuchler, S. Dougherty, R. Martin, E. Collins Second row Cl-rj K. Tra- cey, A. Cancell, T Blagden, G. SculLv, A. Wehmeier First row Il-rj B. Nowak, A. Komisurak, T. Han- dler, M. Deasy Not pictured: D. Disque, R. Width, G. Gola, J. Roth- man, C. Smith. GIRLS' CHORUS Fourth row fl-rj R. Derr, L. Grad- man, F. Stevens Third row fl-rj C. Delesky, L. Graf K. Gamble, H. McAdams Second row fl-rj A. Diaz, L. Koons, V. Sinady, E. Mollozzi, M. Wallace, L. Goldman First row fl-rj K. Williams, K. Campbell, E. Kuo, N. Nonato, R. Kimerling, L. Pisani Not pictured: E. Baron, S. Bober, F. Fateh, J. Guss, M. Howard, J. Londa, M. Nadler, K. Norris, J. Stanger, L. Whitney. HANDBELLS Second row fl-rj K. Tracey, V. Sin- ady, C. Crouse, R. Derr, J. Londa First row fl-rj K. Gamble, L. Gold- man, L. Pisani, E. Rollenhagen, T. Handler Not pictured: C. Smith. AL T0-BA RI TONE Third row fl-rj E. Tan, C. Wixom, M. Lee, B. Caron, J. Gerg Second row fl-rj B. Chattman, B. Crosby, P. Margie G. Ackerman First row Il-rj D. Farber, S. Crabtree, P, Cooper, C. Smith Not pictured: R. Paget. CHAMBER ENSEMBLE Second row fl-rj M. Lewis, A. Krish- nan, C. Sinady, A. Schneider First row fl-rj A. Rosen, G. Lee, N. Fal- coner Not pictured: A. Krishnan. MIDDLE SCHOOL CHAMBER ENSEMBLE Second row Il-rj I Gilligan, C. Smith, M. Lee, N. Nonato, 71 Stein- brenner, V. Sinady First row il-rj S. Bober, M. Howard Not pictured: E. Collins, M. James, J. Londa, C. Purcell, E. Shapiro, M. Siegel, J. Stanger. DDLE SCHOOL CL UBS BASEBALL CLUB Form I: J. Barefoot, S. Berson, A. Gottes- man, J. Goldfarb, R. Hunter, J. Holz, G. Scully, B. Thomas, S. Wooster, B. Wight. Form ll: B. Caron, B. Crosby, J. Gerg, R, Paget, T. Poon, T. Ruprecht, T Steinbren- flef. D BATING CLUB Form I: G. Gola, A. McMath, M. Miller, A. Nicoletti, N. Schmulewitz, D. Rosler, J. Rothman, A. Wehmeier, G. Welch. Form ll: F. Bodenchak, J. Danis, M. James, T. Mor- iaty, J. Reeves, C. Smith, S. Stern, C. Umbs, J. Telling. B0 RD GAMES CL UB Form I: M. Deasy, A. Burboeck, J. Gross- man, M. Kaplan, J. Hiser, E. Lee, P. Margie, M. Selby, S. Sandbach, F. Vallario. Form ll. S. Crabtree, D. Jacobson, C. Lamberto, R. Mack, A. Schachman, M. Stern, D. Suresky. URNITHOLOG Y CLUB Form l: M. Siegel, K. Gamble. Form ll: G. Arlen, E, Collins, T. Eichler, P. Faherty, D, Farber, L. Graf D. Johnston, P, Leary. sl SPANI H CLUB Form I: J. Dziadzio, J. Goldberg, J. Smith, S. Shah, M. Wallace. Form ll: R. Bevill, A. Bau- man, L. Caiola, G. Cohen, J. Coria, S. Grow- ney, J. Hancock, M. Herman, I. Khawaja, M. Pasnik, S. Rousta, E. Schwarz. MODELS CLUB Form l: J. Antonelli, J. Ambrozy, J. Abbey, J. deCastro, C. Joyce, P. Kuchler, R. Jhaveri, M. Lefkon, R. Martin, P. Witte. Form ll: G. Clapp, P. Cooper, D. Dunlap, P. Duval, 71 Handler. I ii -'-ugiti a-rf' CHEERLEADING CLUB Form lp T. Gillrgan, S. LaValley, J. Londa, E. Mol- lozzi, V. Sinady, L. Sherlock. Form ll, M. Bailey, P. Birotte, C. Crouse, A. Frankel, L. Gradman, T. Haberle, J. Kaufman, E. Kellogg, W Long, K. Lom- bardi C. Purcell E Sha iro F Stevens, K. Wil- V , - P . liams. Advisor, Mrs. Lionetti I . D, 1 Q. 52 COMPUTER CLU Form l,' 71 Alfano, G. Ackerman, D. Blum- berg, T Blagden, M. Becker, J. Barnes, S. Bober, P. duBusc, R. Dadd, M. Johnson, B. Nowak, J. Stanger. Form ll,' D. Dunbar, D. Gelfand, K. Kellogg, J. Oltchick, D. Padulo, R. Salkowski. Advisor, Mr. Hesketh 7 . I AN IQU HIS ORY Form l,' K. Blau, J. Goldberg, S. Light, J. Novick, J. Rubovitz. Form ll,' J. Abbott, H Colton, S. Dougherty, J. Lee, M. Lee, G Littman, S. Matz, A. Teti, C. Wixom. Advi- sor,' Mr. Brenner Qs., zas FR NCH CLUB Form l,' J. Barrist, E. Baron, A. Diaz, F. Fa- teh, M. Lionetti, K. Norris, G. Pew, E. Rol- lenhagen, G, Thomas, M. Suhl. Form ll,' B. Chattman, D. Disque, R. Derr, A. Feman, C. Kandou, H. Mason, M. Ocken, K. Tracy. Ad- visor: Miss Dayer QHVWII DRAMA CLUB Form l,' A. Cancell, J. Guss, D. Dignan, M. Howard, P. Meyer, M. Nadler, L. Roberts. Form ll,' S. Kawut, K. Campbell, S. Ciaglia, L. duBusc, C. Delesky, L. Hertzberg, L. Goldman, R. Kimerling, A. Komisurak, E. Kuo, L. Mascharka, H. McAdams, W. Rei- ken, R. Width. Advisor, Mrs. Romano ow V367 SIJIDIDUIQINJ mst Q N S my I , ,-....... Good Luck Class Of '83 '32 P . zfwf ' A 'R fp Tv CLA SS OF '85 lu. .,' 1 - 4,4 Ez, Q ,' f f 1 we-:J Much Luck '83 With Love, THE CLA SS OF 1 987 5 K '7r.. 'iz 1Ef.!l,jgii. if i f ,, 1 X v, A 4. 1 . Q ,-..e L XF I E ,af -femgff . 1 1 in 'O 4 xi? nrlrfx sf rv' r - , jr ,, , f x 1 it ,, I J. . J, fn A X l.. 'f digg my ff , :nf , 4' is I g Z, - nfl' v Qld 'ff iff' :fff u,6 .334 M ' BW Y 'th-,., .- Congratulations Class Of 1983 DRS Jose' AND LETICIA DEcAsTRO Best Wishes To The Class Of 1983 And The Business Manager LYNNE ,END HOWARD GUSS JERROL Best Wishes To The Class Of 1983 BARBARA a GEORGE DONOHUE a FAMILY Congratulations To A Class Of Winners CHAMP AND ANNE ME YERCORD 293 Qonqrafulations Eteven gchultj cf Glass uf 1985. De50mf1 6 David Eicfaaftj CQrWQr0TulQTi0m5 6, YDQST Wisms T0 TW C1055 QP 19655 5 Glcnrica 5, Larry Wal? Cmqrofulofions To Jill 6, The Closs or 1965 E fjowmmwewfi G? F?kmde ciTThQ Pfmqy Sdwool Adina 8 Joe Schor Y' Best Wishes To The Class Of 1 983 THE PINGR Y SCHOOL MOTHERS ASSOCIA TION Getting There Is Half The Fun Compliments Of BA UER BUS CO. Q WCHA 1- N, N 'S- 45, 3 . gl P4501- si' .A 21 f 31 gi I - . ,gy 'N i' If ,-Q Ha ts Off To The Class Of 1 983 You Are Now Members Of The PINGRY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Welcome Officers President: Harold W Borden, Jr. '62 First Vice President: Robert J. Shippee '56 Second Vice President: Jeffrey B. Hodde '65 Secretary: Robert B. III '64 Treasurer Roger B. Parsons '55 ..,' , A 'A 1 ,A 1 , fl' ,mfvs , A wi Ewa W-'MMA . 4. ,M - . 1,-,I 9 H ' . 'J ,r 4' 1 -is X waxx V V1 '1 . I ,,, 4 . QL ,ff g A 1 , 1 we nu. huns. as af.. ' ...f . Q . ., 1 fqmauf , , Q L I r I .' iw' X :A if 'lsr PA TRONS Susan and David Satz Dr. and Mrs. Norman Perlman Mr. and Mrs. William Sosa Dr. and Mrs. Burton M. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. John F. Love Micki and Bill Schultz Melvin and Berneii Slater and FamlLv Lee and Judy Croke Mrs. Mary Philbruk Jones and Mrs. Robert C. Miller and Mrs. Ivan R. Dressner and Mrs. Leonard Pace and Mrs. David Kaufman and Mrs. Paul A. Goldman Audrey and Ralph Berkowitz and Mrs. Robert Malin and Mrs. Nicholas Demos and Mrs. David W. Mannis and Mrs. James H. Peters and Mrs. Harry J Gillespie and Mrs. Seyor Vogel and Mrs. David Schneider Chang H. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Warren Falconer Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Kelly Patchpoint, Ltd. Carol and Myron Goldman Mr. and Mrs. E. Freeman Bunn 9 ou 0, ffm' at va dp we K ,swhif ,M an 'QQ' 'ey ag 10, 592. .66 Q ...O aaa jn.9J Qi x, V. JIL, 1 ' ' ,nv Ig.QN '94, .-an .ff 'RW , ,pr ' lm -s 4,6 'ff M, W 3. j4'p 50 Q9 QQ Q- 5 i,i0t O. 5 Q -9' 'eva e 2 - .104 V5 SA 7' I 4 L I ba f . 5 , 'M eg I' , Q '54 HM - . vw ,, , ' fx ., ni 4 mm Kang Q fy ,PL Kill Q, W if ,r ,N .4 H. N9 N I' ' s 27' You know, Josh? Homework is fascinating. . . l I could just sit and think about it for hours! - . , if sl' v . ,s ff' N W. k-X qghwgrg .M-tl Xt . X A -N ' .4 .' WE GIVE YOU . . Q , fr li- .0- l X Ny l 6 a t. -you ' ' 'Gif That's it A Ill llll lm H, III, un nu K I Ill' HH The North Avenue Quartet. Allen Crooms - Portrait of a Legend Hi Jane . 306 -4 L Heave it into the spectator stand! , V? 't you accompany me to the local cinema? 'NS . 1--rzjrrr 'DAQ THE CLASS OF 1983!! He , wanna read a BORING book? .Don 't I look totally ridiculous? T,-yvthfs novel. ing Sure Pingry's exciting. Can't you tell by the 1 wgnder who spiked the Orange So that's how you do the breast- look on my face? drink? troke. 307 H , H And some people think l'm science Mr. Brenner scratching Mr. Du- Jeez' Ed'th! teacher. Bourg's chin ,QQ Be yourself D Can l stop smiling now? Q Tyrone' HIS more like Just one sip and you too can lt musfve been the prunes. Mr. Forte 's imitation of Mr look like me! Keane. Q7 Q7 Q7 Q7 Q WHO'S WHO IN THE wwccsi HTHLETEII 9 iii Z ? ' ' vu 593 Nicole Fai coner 81 Michael Pisani Q-,N 4 Divmfanrx ,, 4' Y ,O i:,'i:3 s:'.5f,e'2mS , . . , ,, 3 n n my 6 i !uC?6Sf Q , X J 9 1' M091 Q fvffe 'X Z-scjjljno NAB L5 fjlgfgll fix Josh Levine mm M U QD + QD ST 5968 Lisa Al an ffy Cave M fk MCL2Ughlll7 p Humphrey Soula Fotinos Jimmy Gensch CLASS OF 1983 s rf - 4, -5 'Er 72: lil ' Kr - ' 145:75 Q.J +B3T+ meeeem Soo Chung Larry Saul X ' N- ffl' ww' Penny Bunn Dudley Ryan OBSEHEAU -l0llln!YQ xXx. e e: 45? . A tit' fggqg YH f EQi55fnrq5 7--1 A gn est Loo ki ng Killeen Russell Billv Schultz 1T nfl'-AJ Sdwolo P Suzanne Bober Paul Miller 'O 'Oz l Patty Fernandez Sander Friedman gg5 M .W .J 'ro . unseen Y v 1 Y V Y 0 , 0 -' EH ' G O 'G C3 Q3 fi? Adrienne Cohen Henry Stifel C3 IBGCDQJ a - ,vi lv' 'fi in 'in Q if- . I K d Af kbyAl si Pnoouczns CADVISORS J: MRS- S. HOLLISTER I MRS. 27. Mg-NAMARA MRS. M. LEAR-SVEDMAN MR. M.POPP DIRECTOR fEDlTOR'IN'CHlEFJ: ILENE GOLDMAN ASSISTANT DIRECTOR C ASSISTANT EDITOR P. I SOULA FOTINOS SET DESIGNER C LAYOUT EDITOR 3. VICKI REICH scmpr EDITOR ' C coPY EDITOB D TOANNE STEINHARDT Second Row ll to rj' Mr Row fl to rj: Mrs. Mrs. Hollister, l. Goldman, S. Fotinos. First B. Perlman, D. Guss, Mrs. M. Lear-Svedman. LAYOUT A1 COPY STAFFS: Ward, J. Whittemore, A. K. Kellogg, J. Steinhardt, V. Row fl to rj: K. Cooper, A. Quinn, N. Salzer. First Row fl to rj: A. Lieberman, S. Chung, J. Croke. A. Dill ART STAFF: Second Row fl to rj: A. Krishnan, R. Selby J. Whitternore, E. O'Neill, S. Bober, First Row fl to rj: A. Salzer, M. Deasy, V. Reich, S. Chung, J. Croke. I PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Third Row fl to rj: S. Cohen, L. Chan, A. Duval, H. Sawney. Second Row fl to rj W. Mennen T. Newman, C. Salibello, L. Bopf, L. Hertzberg, Mr. Popp. First Row Cl to rj: L. Kuo, J. Steinhardt, M. Hockman. ASSISTANT SET DESIGNER rAss:sTANT LAYOUT soarons m 1 .SUE BRODY HIRSTEN COOPER HA TI E KELLOGG PHOTOGRAPHY DIRECTOR cPHoroGRAPHv Em-ron J 1 LISA HERTZBERG Pueucsw TICKETS causmass MANAGER5 I DEBBIE GUSS BARRY PERLMAN IY1 THE STAFF or THE 1983 bl-UEBOOK wouLo LIME ro ACKNOWLEDGE AND THANK ITOSTENS AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY, AND Bnucs MILLER PHOTOGMPHER- SPECIAL X THAN K5 ALso TO: I Q MRS- N- Sournwoavw MISS K- DONOGHUE MRS' 5. AUSTIN FALL 1982 Palestinians massacred in Beirut by Phalangists. Pro-Football players begin an eight week strike. First double-digit unemployment since 1941. Socialist Felipe Gonzalez becomes prime minister of Spain. John Hinckley found not guilty by reason of insanity in an attempt to assassinate President Reagan. A national monument to honor Vietnam Gl 's opens in Washington, D.C. Sophia Loren spends 17 days in jail for tax evasion. The Pingry School walks 3 miles to raise money for the Henry G. Stifel lll Spinal Cord Injury Foundation. 5512000.00 is raised. 2 Tylenol killer kills people with cyanide in capsules. The Herpes scare reaches a climax. Pingry Football posts their first winning season in a long time. X ff, ,- X, , ,aff 1 I K. SPRING 1983 Billy Martin returns to Yankee Stadium, again! The Geneva SALT talks continue. Mrs. Roxbury's baby is born. The Class of 1 983 graduates. They are the last class to do so on the Hillside campus. The Hillside era of The Pingry School comes to an end. 1982-83, THE END .1 - SUMMER 1982 The Fair opens in Knoxville, Tennesee. Keith rldo, son of Mrs. Castaldo, is born. Italy soccer's World Cup. An IRA 1b kills 11 people in London. Britain as Reagan 's pipeline sanctions. The A 's y Henderson sets stolen base record. 2075 riage. Prince heir to tion. r rally in Central Park. as are married in a mass Moonie mar- ries and Princess Diana produce an throne, VWlliam Arthur Phillip Louis. zinc pennies are put into circula- Moon trend. Michael J. Lech Wal from prisjn. John De L Zappa 's song, Valley Girls, starts a WINTER 1982-83 Doonesbury goes on vacation. sa, Polish solidarity leader is released rean is charged with selling cocaine in order to sgve his multi-million dollar car business. His bail is 10 million dollars. Dr. Petrogsky talks to Pingry about spinal cord injuries a Bjorn Borg reer. The Washi Brian Rod Matthew ren d possible remedies. retires after a successful tennis ca- ngton Redskins win Superbowl X Vll. is born to Mr. and Mrs. G. Rode. lliarren is born to Mr. and Mrs. D. War- F AN ERA - - - Music 1982-83 l The Who appears for the last time in the USA. The US Festival is held in San Bernadino. Rolling Stones Concert Movies from their European tour. .I U? MOVIES 1982-83 Ghandi Sophie 's Choice Tex Y Poltergeist The World According to Garp ET phones home An Officer and A Gentleman The Winds of War CTV moviej IT HAPPENED HERE A The Pingry Player present: The Importance of Being Ernest The Good Doctor My Fair Lady Anna Freud Ingrid Bergman The 'good guys' win tag team wrestling. JOM B6fUShf Anwar Sadat Servomation is replaced by Saga. B955 Truman Karen Carpenter Women 's Glee Club 81 Boys' Chorus sing atAvery Lefmfd Brelhrlev J0hr1 Gardner Fischer Hall. Henry Fonda John Cheever Princess Grace Archibald MacLeish 4.1 I -a,--'l,,...,.., ,Y- ' ?1r ....- T , ,.1:1:n: f A' , ,,.,,,m.1 M H Wi i 'af' if , ..-l. X 1 x,,:. , L -V: L Y Q V 1-1 1 1 12fLa,, 1 Y-iz zaf.-if A V' PY' v - ,Q ' 5555 3 ' :F jj, 45? R 31.2. if M v' V ,Q W W fi if 1, M :fir . 12 my-' b -fir, fi A336 5 E V ng. Y, , 1 V ,V A: ,' .. 1 mtg. -. . 1 , GL S f f- ww- ff 1 ' -ffl: - p - asm ' fd '1 - A 5:,.Lgw . ' , 'Q - Q ' 1 3'ff . ' QQ' - . V. .9' ' 1 I ' G. 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