Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1973 volume:

Lg RE ae aS 3 de . 4 ; he. a Aa gO ane Fg ig FP ey “4 seis A kere, ay BYARD SA SED 5 La 5 Fal s (ED yey. FSS CoA YS xt ee et YsiS Hine pricey Brace ebabiitee ’ | looked out the window At the world passing by The groups all passed — Friends, laughing and chattering. | watched the years go, The children grew to teenagers, They still had their groups, Friends, and fun, | still had my window — And the tired ache of loneliness. | still had my books, my False front, my biting tongue. But soon! became tired of watching, And went fo find sleep, to forget... Marty Hanneman Plaintalk, 1969. “Remember that there is a meaning beyond ab- surdity. Be sure that every little deed counts, that every word has power, and that we can do our share to redeem the world in spite of all absurdities and all frustrations and all disappointments. Above all, re- member that the meaning of life is to build a life as if it were a work of art. You are not a machine. And you are young. Start working on this great work of art called your own existence.” Dr. Heschel i ORAS Surrounded by strangers Not only by strange faces but in many ives led ifferent | d ifferent places and s tuations d cepa cir ® =) “ Fo} 2) = Zz N = “fon oo on. ote) eee LO Si o = BS eS Se ae oe ee ee gs VP) et) por pee en 5 ase pO me See Omer ogee pate meen Ot See A fone NS is) ae = Suwa meek SOS OG) re (6) (G6) en gt? Pra. ets. - + 65 8) SS a ; co a Hey ay shaky — when it all comes down to who’s better. somebody who really doesn’t care about the friendship involved is, indeed, involved in untying a knot that took so many years to form. it’s all too tense. we don’t trust each other the way we did before we were of age to be accepted; rejected. i abstain; declare peace. i'm not afraid of your mind, be it superior or unsound. if i didn’t learn the alphabet as well as you it’s too damn late to cry. Toni Wynn Plaintalk, 1972. 3 F f, i 5 i { 4 | t { of. te: te A | ; 4 i la wast + IC t | vit r yi ) sui 4 t } Ue i ‘ { tent ‘specu P y h { ‘can on b an) a ed p 0 i eit Il prosper { IPP er he rf you's -unta one) powe is: .and ail. an il! is ions . tude of th ly ind u shall f magni Use it and yo wise an‘s ‘m M mense proport the: 12 MONICA DENISE ADAMS “Munch” munch chicken Ronnie, Kay, Yvonne, Cassie, Sherri Poth and 6thulunch: 2a. eben got some serious rap for you D.R. L.N. . dig you later! secretary. STANLEY ALLEN Stan partying ... dances . . . cutting class . . . long time, but got out. SIDNA ANDERSEN Sid... Mike... hornet...RJI.... a certain sailor ...1 believe in mu- sic . . . precious and few .. . legal secretary “Love is best when shared.” Alternate homeroom rep. 10; Messen- ger 12. KEVIN AHERN STEPHANIE ALLEN “Steff” ... class of ‘73... 6th period lunch 3 years . . . It’s Friday!!! ... two years with M.M.M. ... art show ... 3 nonexciting years... C’est la vie . . , secretarial school . . . work. Girls’ Basketball 10; Track Score- keeper 10; Library 11; N.H.S. 11, 12. ane vc oS : rie ne Sale oe cere 5 cB SAR RAD SLOPE SASS ED JOHN W. ALEXANDER 4th, 5th, and 6th lunch ... Mr. T’s class... soph. gym... . parking lot. Varsity football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12. KEVIN M. ALEXANDER Gool Kev, .69=70=71-.72= 7. cet e girls at P.H.S. (the “sweet” ones and the other ones) parking lot. ) JURBSaSingthe LISA LEE ANDERSON “She-She’” . . . Pea-nut . . . Pea-nut . .. Pea-nut . . . I dedicate my life to loving you . . . my girls, Clare Joyce . .. later, P.H.S. Jr. Cl. Council; Sr. Cl. Council. DEBRA ASSANTE Debbie . . . Mrs. Theresa WASN’T absent ... smile... L.T.L. Y.C. . .. frizzy weather . . . and tange- rines... huh?... the clock stopped! ... gum... 1 hate this place... nice lights . . . jr. study. Messenger 10, 12. HERMAN AUSTIN Soph. lunch 5th period . . . employ- ment. parties , . . . professional theater . . ROBIN PEEL BACH Rob ... lee... Beta... Marion . . “Robiniwitz’ . . . Wardlaw . cheerleading . . . Drama Club . . Park Ave. Pastry Shop . . summer of ‘72 . . . apprentice . “There’s no business like show business.” Chorus 10, 11; Attendance 10, 11, 12; Front Office 11, 12. GRACE VERONICA BAILEY “Ronnicia.s-saalk Vo eee belinsar Tylers ...J.R.... Teresa... munch 68 GALI 5 a XGHE lg 6 a Jectice ... hitchhiking ... sister . . . helmet ae Othmiunchiieme. DucKiCnssenanMis. erie RBs Pom-Pon Squad 11, 12; Chorus 11. LILLY BAILEY Kay . . . memories of that special someone D.W. . . . fun, games, rides ... parties... New Brunswick and Westfield stranded Adams. . . Bailey ... Roberts ... Tylers . . . memories of old homeroom 114. 13 CHARLES RICHARD BANKS, JR. Sweet Sherry . . . college . . . lunch 4th 6th... cutting . .. tan Ply- mouth . . . the women . . . McDon- Cldistarme RAR} Gt J. Gon iea Thien Sweets jive sisters... A.F. RM... . bas- ketball games . . . J.T. D.H.... parking lot... prom... cotillion. Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Football 10. CYNTHIA ANN BARCLAY “Cindy” . . . Life can be beautiful 2 oe With) himps oo. Hoeeeen Virginia vis « Partying’ 24. cUTlingw.) na times with J.C., W.B., D.G., C.W., L.B. ... Mrs. Marshall and Mr. Young... later; sPJH:S.6n ten t .o caer OLKING ... college. ELIZABETH BARNETTE Betsy . . . 12 24 72, a night to re- member A.B. . . . number one ace — Freda... ups and downs... always scheming . . . cutting . . . the back seat . . . can’t forget R.A... . I’m gone. THOMAS BARCLAY 6th per. gym jr. yr. . . . some heavy sisters... ME in ‘73. NEIL BATTONI Jody aw eno 2 1 72 anew ski tri Dee Albacondo ... Bass River . . . con- ROYCE MARIE BATTLE certs . . . partying . . . lasagna din- ner... good times... money... caught ... Add Tandy . . . Corn- ball . . . electrical trade school. Baseball — J.V. 10, Varsity 11, 12. The little- mother who comes from school and goes to work, whose child means more to her than anything .. . college. ..74...R.N. seston esd 0 CREAN EN ae ces 8 Sh RR Lea Snel De rib Wty ONO +e rr Mae Meee amet ing eb se 5 JODY BENNETT Neil .. . May 21... Mt. Snow... “chicken” ... long rides . . . camp- ing... flowers... Lavallette ... JOY BERRY friends and good times . . . U.C.T.I. GREGORY ISAAC BENNETT Going over with the fellows . . . sen- ior lunch 4th, 5th, and 6th periods . . . You never miss a good thing ‘til it’s gone . . . Be chilly, PHS. MAE BELIN May-May . . . that special someone, T.S.... 1 miss you. PATRICIA BELL Patty . . . soph. year . .. yellow horse... A J, B J, K C, C D, K R ... another DUD... whistles . . advice from M.D... . 6 2” huh... Ath period discussion... “L”. Pom-Pon Squad 11, 12. DORIS JEANNETTE BELIN Neconennas 2uar arma DCrKingEmlot inom. T.R. ... ups and downs... 6th lunch LOthnandal lthesreen thes bigihiau-war to that special someone, where so ever he may be... . 10 23 72. Student Council; D.E.C.A. Willette eet ee ee 16 JEFFREY BETHEA 5th lunch . cutting classes and school . . . Mr. Rob’s history class... Mrs. Williams. Student Council 11. JANET G. BITTLE MDanhyiita werenG stucys etch: hoaciey s Dracula . . . cheeseteeth and tooth- paste ... long talks .. . camping ‘72 . upstate New York .. . Bloomfield. Attendance Office. ALVIN BLACK Chuck . . , doing my thing on Friday night... blue Tempest . . . just being myself . basketball manager .. . college. Basketball. DEBORAH BETTS Soph. lunch . . . nothing to do but eek? 6 oo Cale 5 o 5 EHOKEL o a class of ‘73... . clowning around in the halls with Ivy . . . Mr, Tyler’s smoking chemistry class. Library Council 12. DANIEL BILLUPS SI 5 5 5 Khel Cs o o o CUT suena NGY.Cir ie. Ute ytenenere nitting books . . . weekends .. . track meets co 6 LeneMHTES oo o GGy, Teell Wes, real nice .. . fighting the hawk... college. Cross Country 11, 12; Indoor Track iy, WAR tiers TKO), tik, IP� , KENNETH BILLUPS Man’s greatest gift by God is woman ... Life is a gift; don’t waste it. LEO BLACK S568 DESirs oo HME oc IlHeh ob pledh einem sen WwinlGitysrain ... changes... just want to live... foo lishness ... B.S. Student Council 11, 12. TERESA A. BLACK “Tyrone” ... summer ‘70... Chal- lenger ... 6th gym... Mr. G’s class oe MAL paso Rae Gilbert) aa... business school . . . gardens... Y.R. 4 610 DSB 5 ate EEE 6 6 oak aig aah Son Uw 6 bees Basketball 10. DALE BLOUNT Skiing . . . Hey, Duch . . . Frank’s ‘69 Cyl OM ee? OnGhristeaeienmarching band .. . the catwalk and Kirby .. . skiing .. . Tom C. in band .. . cutting in 11th... 4th and 6th lunch. Soccer 10, 11; Swimming 10, 11; Ski- ing 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Band 10, Tipe 2: RAYMOND BLOUNT 6th period lunch junior and senior years . Be what you want to be eu Mena oe NG VV) eeeecethertine SISTEMS 0s) Ge se Bs Outdoor Track 10, 11, TirackslOvMlal2s Indoor 12 DORIS BOATWRIGHT J.W. .. . that special someone .. . Pinky... AS. ?... DP. TJ. ... 63 Olds . . . partying out of town ... THE BIRTHDAY PARTY... Al's loves . . . college . . . good luck. F.B.L.A. 11; Sophomore Class Rep.; Basketball 10. MIRANDA BOOKER Miranda and Freddy . . . Detroit, Mich. . . . Canada . . . Detroit Hilton . . . good times with that special someone... F.Q.... red ‘72 Grand Torino... M.B....F.Q.... Wom- an’s greatest gift given by God is MAN! KAREN BRANT Kargeente partysend C Pod atens pinkie VicW Silene OO0s an EBSA. Moe bared Its too late... tires... tears and hap- piness . . . 3 musketeers . . . the girls meet sick. ssh Sure 129 GOOK).0.00 for real... I’m impressed . . . memories. BILLIE S. BRAXTON JM... Braxton Sisters... Bop- Billie... Hope, Jackie, Billie Bev... Lang (L’lisa) . . . cheerleaders .. . Mom Mary, | made it Ed Bev, BS JC, HG HM... Gil, Mr. F. Mr. R....JHOJ... Bye, Pops. Cheerleading, capt. 12; Student Coun- cil; Gymnastics; BSU; Track Mgr.; Jr. Cl. Council; Sr. Cl. Council. MELINDA BRIDDLE “Linnie”’ that special someone ... P.H.S. friends . . . smokin’ 10th, llth grade . . . home ec. class... J Heke Oy 20 72 . cutting with “Hasty” in 11th grade D.W.’s house... class of ‘73. te Ya 5 a Le Bah ok RICHARD H. BRIGGS, III EZ Ricken Rew Oye Com) 2h Wed. night at the Neib . . . Chevy . .. 3rd period chick . . . New York every weekend ... Mr. Schell smokin’ class of ‘73. BILLY B. BROWN Women ... girls... women... 10 19 54 . . . Doctor Slew . . . Olds . . � Wells get down... No. 1 card dealer ... right... 7.B.... F.B. ... DW... . To all you sisters, keep on doing it. EDSEL M. BROWN Wild 4th per. lunch 10th and 11th g rades . . . Montclair . . . all the good and bad tires through the years . . . college. Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12. JAMES BROWN Weave ... Mr. Do It S.S.Y.C,... females . . . Are you ready to do the do? . . . ballplayer . . . cutting ... parking lot . . , Prescott and 3rd . . . Leroy ‘n’ Melinda 4 ever. FRANK BROWN WENDYLON BROWN “Wendy” ... 6th per. lunch 10... 5th and 6th period lunch with Linnie . . . Eva trying to sell us for 50¢... Paterson, Newark E. Orange par- ties . . . stopping traffic in the Lin- coln Tunnel. Student Council 10, 11; Jr. Class Council Rep. 11; Senior Class Council 124 CARLTON DAVID BULLETT Racing in the parking lot... 2 yrs. auto shop . .. maroon Toronado... . East Orange . . . Mr. Knowles’ class ... cool Byer . . . dynamite class of 738 Student Council 11. STEVEN BURKE “Burke” ... grog... BSA... the water man... the Dead .. . concerts ... camping... LRY.... Minn. ... Canada... Buxton’s... “the heap” . . . groggin’ with the boys ee CG ae ody seam south America. Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 10, 11; Indoor Track 10; Stu- dent Grievance Committee 11. LORI J. BROWNE Track star... John... Mr. Wong’s HK) IES do a Fo oo SWIRWP 5 oc only girl on the track team... speedy . . . Good luck to class of ‘74. Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12; Earth 10; Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10, 11; Chorus 12. RICKEY BULLOCK The false alarms during tests .. . 4th per. chem ,.. Eva D.... Ernie B. in my homeroom for 11 years... Ernie’s Volkswagen . . . R.B. E.D. in N.Y.C. . . . college . . . Outreach. Chorus 11, 12. SARAH MAUREEN BURNS “Cotten” ...HH... all those plays cast parties .., Mr. Eiffert... HOSS 5 5 6 MUGIY o os WEIN? 5 5 ¢ “Yes, David” .. . ‘‘What’s your prob- lem?” ... 2nd study ... Russ... Bill... Xmas... PTL! MELINDA BRUNDIDGE LeRoy W. and Melinda 1 6 72... If loving him is wrong, | don’t want to be right . . . my best friend... Chim lean 6 6 2 Wil, FR 5 5 - cutting . .. parking lot .. . college. PAULA BRYANT “Paula B.” .. . 3 12 70 . . . My Sspe- cial someone, Anthony . . . parties at the college . . Miss Smith . IOTA’s . . Darlene, remember our wild goose chase . . . thanks, E.B. Lorry tare) 0 16 72) eases Kits si casi NEB. 6 FJ. 3. D.G. 2] wcollege: Pom-Pon Squad, Captain 10, 11, 12; Sr. Prom Comm.; Sen. Class Council. 20 DEBORAH BURROUGHS VORVIN” ... Dirty Dozen. . . fifth period lunch for three years .. . get- ting the head together with C.B... . prom of ‘73 my mother’s wish . . . beautiful black people . .. TO- GETHER. RUTH MERLE BURTON “Pet” 5th period lunch friends . . . cook... bowling... Arthur . . . music . . . nurse’s office. Chorus; P.H.S. Gospel Choir. MELVIN CALDWELL Hazelton . . , H.R. 148 slide through the window ... ‘70-'71 ... Coolest lunch is sixth ‘72 .. . baddest soph. of the year, Brian J. ‘72-73... my Fudge, C.J.!. . . you eingo bur- ger! Cabmaaeare Georgia, track meets away .. . Joyce. CONCEPCION CABRERA . . 123 Whh! . . . Tapestry . . . thunderation . . . ‘The Girls!” ... NBC... Eggface . . . football games ‘71 . .. Halloween ‘71 formell Gl ooo GUS oo 5 GENER oo JEL... prom ‘72... our grey boat ... “The 6”... forever always re Bill: RALPH R. CABBELL, III sweet young ladies... Connie . Al (Theo), Crockett 3 Bro’ Steve and “Box”. . . Billy S. the Lover . . . Crushed Ice Charlie . Varsity Indoor Track 12; Varsity Out- door Track 11, 12. JOAN CALHOUN BOR “Joanie” . . . those wild times . . that special someone What's happening, Ava Sherry J.? times scheming getting loud . . my bro’ Ricky . . . crazy friends . . college. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Pep Squad 12; Reach-Out Club. YVONNE MARIE CABRERA “Von” ... “Hey, there” . . . hindmost . .. bug eyes... thunderation . the “Girls” ... 6th lunch . . . tange- rine . . . frizzy weather . . . my mis- take “Hold everything!” . . Thanksgiving game ‘71 .. . “flying tire!” . “Greasers!” . . . “chain fight” ... ready? ... sisters... the gang. Junior Class Council 11. NANCY CESARE “Little Cesare” . Hay! . . . You still riding motorcycles? ...J.S.L.... Corney ... “I dig, Mr. Young” ... OUMIMNE LEOlsas 2 eaten oes Hers so fine!” . . . going downtown? .. . Greaser! Tennis 11. ELIZABETH ANNE CHABOT SoChas,WVa. ... Shyne . . . spoiled nett NY Gereeee) csotericy anne Chalten: tape where?? ... mizrif’s . . . labbies 5 oo (NARMAMID o oo Ch 6 oo Ada” is for yearbook! ... Arlo... SYTO- ITBD! . . . apathy .. . hotel franglais . . . eah, froggy! . . . ooh! ooh! . . . Ruckers . . . Cherry Hill. E-A:R.H. 11, 12; NHS 117 12: CHARLES CHASE Senior hr... “Sixteen Candles”... summer of ‘72... Carol Sheri at Barnegat Light . . . Wonsidler’s swim parties . . . fellowship . . . | broke it playing touch football in gym. Baseball 10; Soccer 10, 11; Class Council; Swim Manager 10, 11, 12. MIMI CHECK Mouse... Joe... 2nd best... Ang Kar Barbs ... Pierres... Which way did he go? . . . Wildwood Peeeatlying) tirem-wema tree ene Nis eter Bjay D.J.?... Florida... my spe- cial angel . . . forgiving and forget- ting... G.B.D. Drama Club; D.E.C.A. DEBRA CHERNUS East End guys... BP... Cape Cod 50 6 MON 6 oo COntite] 6 o o UUM 7A. 5a 6 1D) PGi 5 oo Biel lhuidad o 6 c Nreme7S oo o INME 72 5 a o SUMMEE ‘72... Princeton... Dead .. . Yeo- mans . . . Dunkin’ Donuts 10 6 72. Junior Classical League 10; Entree 10; E.A.R.T.H. 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; French Club 11. NANCY CHRISTIAN Ty Wks ae OUR TAL coc Ey ENE S ac Sprite ... NYC... friends . .. EK tennis, someone? WCDS- WBYM eah, eah, froggy bakery ... Rapp’s . . . French school oo ats 6: 6.5 WIBINKE S06 o Sie 16 0 Burger Chef ...D.O.... M.B.B. Plaintalk 10; N.H.S. 11, 12; Entree 12; Tennis Team 11, 12. LINDA ANN CHRISTIANSEN LATER ee. maybe. . “something about an orange”... BUG EYES... LTL... 7th 8th study .. . blinking eee Athoaiunch ee. ese the sGange.nsn- frizzy weather .. . breakfast in home- room . .. gymnastics . . . Hey, Tan- gerine! 21 22 MARY ELLEN CIUFO Choo-Choo ... the store . . . party- ing over Mike’s ... shorts... 4th and 6th lunch... ‘“Mean Mistreatin’ Mama” bookkeeping with Mr. Mirota O:Pitroublelara ME: Gearhart ...J.M.... “Hey, Deb!” El Dorado . . . Handi-Refer. BRIAN CLARK The fun in Hr. 156, 149, 124 with Janice C.... 4th per. lunch . . . Ist per. English with Mr. Berman... Mr. Young’s . . . cutting all day long. JANICE CLARK Big Legs’... always in Mr. Young’s office . . . 6th lunch 3 yrs. . . . good times with D.P., P.B., B.C... . ‘smiling at all times” ... cutting. Student Council 10, 11. ELVERETTE CLARKE “Speedy” “The 60 min. Man” 56 0 LEH 6 oo tuleleerorn tiettel Ho oo Inte 156, 149, 124 . . . good times in 156 with Janice C. and Jennie C. .. . stealing chicken and cookies Ist per. ae. laters JENNIFER HELENE CLARKE Legs and Pumpkin— a smoking couple ... our future... my family . Scottie . . . ‘67 442 Olds ... my fine sweet big .. . trust me... Tugey and Al... Cindy and Shenny . . . modeling. Jr. Class Council 17, “Pumpkin” . . WILLIAM COLE Debbie, Rm. 164... N.P., R.V., J.T. . . . blackout in ‘71 .. . God bless the candy machines . . . 6th period lunch table . . . senior pictures . . , math ... college ... D.A.D. always. Swimming. NELLIE R. CLARKE “Rosie” .. . lunch 5th and 4th... “As long as you love I'll stay by your side.” ...G.F. .. . friends: L.P. J.S. ... cutting classes . . . thanks to Mom Dad... nursing college. DWIGHT GOLES All the good times in the hallways with V.B.... “If loving you is wrong, | don’t want to be right.” ... V.B. ID. Cie ie iVes 5:e. Co anL. Mapu J.M., D.C. LAURA CLAYTON Navy! ... “twin’’ . . . Ocean City Ji) BUGIEE En CtticSH emily eseaDavidie ... elephants ...H.H.... Dave and KT? 5 o 5 EMM o parties... Lemon Tree ... bumming .. . H.W.H. ... Y.O.M.A.B. . . . Johnsonburg... Miller’s Marauders . . . McDonald’s . .. bandbus. Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band LOSVALVenIieeli2e LINDA COLETTA “Blind George” . .. Razzy and the boys . Manasquan , . . cutting with Herbie... DAC... Botchie... Kill one for the Gorilla. THOMAS COLAPIETRO Tommy .. . Seaside Heights . . . Gil- ford Park surfing skiing . . . Check out the deal Duch . band practice Trenton State College ... cutting. Band 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12. ELEANOR COLUMBO Enor Chabot . . . Who’s small? ... Uncle Joe . . . offer you can’t refuse . . . Uncle Fletcher . . . Vamos a ver . . . You were there . .. ocean sum- Mete- 72s). ea Ms B. Reach-Out 11, 12; E.A.R.T.H. 12. CHARLES CONNER All the good times | had with sweet Diastame 72 164 Chevy... 64 Rambler . . . ‘70 Challenger .. . ‘72 UG) oo o IMG 6 6 o dG bo SUNS oe ‘67 Camaro .. . heavy Chevy. Soccer 10, 11, 12. DENISE COOK DeDe . . . H.R. 11-162, 12-136... V. Floyd 104... Father’s House... good luck, little Sis . . . “making love for Peace” ... busted ... “how | got over” . . . G.G.C.C. — Funky Gospel Chorus. Chorus 10, 11, 12; D.E. 10. PATRICIA A. COSE Uncle Fletch . . . “vamos a ver”... 11 24 71... frogs . . . “labbies’”’ ... Snoopy ... keep walking! ... Ms, B. .. . 5 11 72 . . . surprise! ... college. Milestone 117; E.A.R.T.H. 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Color Guard 12; Usher ize FORREST COUSINS Butch . . . memories of Elaine J... Coach ‘’T”’ Coach Feldon... “JoD’ ... “T.B.” .. . beautiful build- ing .. . 12-136: Bobbie, Bill, Denise, Terrie, Alice. Varsity Football, Basketball, Track. JOYCE ELAINE CRAFT “Joycie-Mae” ... AT... jacks on a cloud . . . yellow horse . . . J B, D G n4 2 7 2 a bottiBoomcm-m. Cookie . . . ooh really? . .. all the ‘fros ... Woe! ... Hey, Gail, Cleve- land; Ohiow. 4 CGugeee. back to Africa, TH . . . Class of ‘73... 8th study, 10. Pom-Pon Squad 11, 12. TERRI C. CURVIN MRE = gy WHO) BS 1 2h (bet a go Steno... Park Ave. . . . Handi-Refe r Pee Ol el etlomenroommlO2 aman Bye, P.H.S. GWENDOLYN DAMON “Gwen”. ALBERT DAVIS Going up t’ brook... 78 club... Rat, Platt, Chick, Pig sophomore year . . . outasight people of P.H.S. one-club . . . 21 on the small basket .. . college. Golf 10, 11, 12; Swimming 11; Soc- cer 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; BSU 12. ALICE DAVIS Goodbye P.H.S. . .. old times... laughing, talking, friends, enemies, yelling in the halls, lunch with the gang .. . Patti-Sue Atlantic City ... college . . . someway, someday, some- where, somehow. D.E.C.A. 10, 11, 12. GEORGE T. DAVIS All the good times with M.L.S.... funny ‘72 baseball team . . . cutting . . - Mrs. D’s bachelor food class... senior pictures... (J.R. B.L., J.C. A.T.) . . . “If loving you is wrong, | don’t want to be right.’ Baseball 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10. RHONDA MICHELLE DAVIS “Ronnie” . . . grade 10 big ‘fro, 12 no hair . . . c.w. watching ... L.B. ... cold sis... modeling . . . beach fire . . . Angela Y. Davis . . . raid one day ... maybe, Scorpio... Right On! Junior Class Council; Senior Class Council; Milestone; S.A.T. Rep. 11, 12; Gymnastics. ROBERT JAMES DAVIS, JR. Bobby . . . blue ‘72 Challenger . . the jive brothers: C.J., G.B., T.B., R.D., and J.M. . . . goodbye to all of the fine girls, especially E.D. . . . love Jones... college. SHIRLEY DAVIS SAMUEL DEBELLA Marge . . . racing in the lot . 8 29 70 . . . ‘67 Nova . . . speed SHOPE ERED CUTTING Ememen nacelle ... 5th lunch . . . splitting from auto shop ... SACH.. . Raceway Park . . . daily HOB trip. DEBRA DECKER “Debbiger.).) twins) Ocean: City) or Chee c ou Ch 6 5 oN Leite. 6 6 elephants .. . H.H. . . . Dave and Kathy 1) AV 3. PARTY... 1. bum- ming ... Y.O.M.A.B. . . . recording . Johnsonburg . . . Miller’s Ma- rauders . . . 9 24 71 . . . band bus .. - McDonald’s. Marching Band 10, 11, MIGUEL A. DELGADO 1.D.T. ‘69-70 . . . grogging C.C.... Camelback . . . first time N.Y... . Racea SaeeemarsnOressn-nt) H1.G.S.0ci. 0. W.R.P. Cross Country 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 10; Student Council 12; Ski Club 12. DONNA DELLAVENTURA June ‘71... broken guitars butter- flies... the east end ... the pattern = co IND 40) 5 5 6 WIRTOAAL oo a 16 tigre se) Nslarene) Kitch) Debio. N.Y. ... 10 6 72 . . . Yeomans. . “Don’t let it bring you down.” E.A.R.T.H. 10, 11, 12; Entree 10; N.H.S. 11, 12; French Club 11; Ski Club 12; Gymnastics 11, 12. DENISE DELLE DONNE . . jyeah .. . yellow trucks sa adi MPlbs . c 5 Ca CAS 6 oo HA Neissie”’ . . . silly face . . . Buddy . . . Wino 6 WAY oo 5 NGINE oo 5 fee tS oo o LEI 5 6 o BWW 6 mushy . . . messy ... sloppy... - gooie . . . “Knights in White Satin’. D.E.C.A. 10. DOUGLAS T. DEMPSEY “T.T.,’ H.H. and friends . . . retreats 5 Matte ao o Wetec 6 6 MMES ag “Hello, Mrs. Knishes” . . . Dark of the Moon... “Aw, Mal’... Big Mel 7 games, «01. Y-m.g-hsn-d.cst.yn 1.) special people. Band 10, 11, 12; Plaintalk 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Milestone 12; Ski Club 12. 25 26 NANCY DEPEW Manasquan... The Family .. . J.W. Razz. the Schwinn . . . Water- melon Sugar ... Herbie . Blind George ... Gorilla . . . P.J.M. CYNTHIA DONOVAN DSTSSjse. rootsih) -1.1GJJ 0.0. roy LO- HAD) 5s 6 WOVCWAR 15,6 HAR IG ote Shir lunch . numerology . . . thought waves . .. changes . . . strawberry licorice . , . diamonid . . . practical ...TSA... yaay, casuals ... rela- tivity . . . rhubarb apples . . . dust . . . esoteric analogies . . . Shake- speare Gardens ... 6 1 72 .. . mo gradh . . . general specifics. JONATHAN DOYLE J.D. . . . cutting all those classes... 4th, 5th, 6th lunch. ERNESTINE DICKERSON Queen Ernestine . . . corny Hr. for 3 yrs. with Iceberg George makes it even worse . . . saying goodbye to the drugstore maternity ward... ain’t nothing to it but do it class of ‘73 sure enough done it. Homeroom Rep. 10, 11, 12; Class Council 10, 11, 12. EVA DOLLARD “Boonie” . . . going to Jersey City ... Thanks, Mom and Dad, for every- thing . . . “cool Boonie and Mary” Hel, Deena . . . college. Nurses’ Aid 12; Library Helper 10, 11; Basketball 11, 12. BRUCE S. DONOVAN Val... blue goat... parting over to to's house’ 4 2. auto shop) a... R.F.B. ... cutting auto shop... going to Ireland . . . doing wheelies in the lot. Football 10. EDWARD EDELSON ‘62 Fairlane . .. shore . . . What the @I1 ?! do you think you're doing? . . . Book, Pipe and Quill . . . Shea Stadium . . . only Stadium . . . only 15 complaints? KENNETH EDELSON Hr. 204... “Globe Shoe” ... CDF ... 64 Saab... Johnson Park... Mr. “BY... “T. k8”” . . . green pick- up. Soccer 10; Tennis 10. MARTHA EPPS Howard... 8 23 72 . . . that special someone .. . He’s a right-on brother . . He’s the one and only one... a tender experience. TONI DOYLE e524 eb remehedseae Hitt aise Hr rite ATA HAG gt? isiasbbesdidied a 4 tAlilabeinls 4 THTEE if Ln Ss MIKE EPSTEIN Summer ‘72 . . . surfing . . . fishing ... canoe trip... fall... getting ready .. . Saturday night . . . skiing ... Vermont... pilot’s license . . . McMullen’s. Student Council 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Entree 10; Swim Team 12. WILLIAM DUNCAN “William”... 1 will always remember the wonderful times with ail my friends... C.F. B.G. A.N. B.B. ... 1 had lots of fun. oi! ALAN FINKEL Mickey Mouse... hydra... Mr. Schiffman ... 10 9 70 . . . Plaintalk ... Mrs. Rifino . . . Repetez,s‘il vous plait? .. . Q-Boch ... resigns... Hamlet and Mozart . . . Wanna take a vote? . . . Beethoven forever! Band 10; Plaintalk 11, 12; German Club 11; Chess Club 12; Entree 12. JOHN FOWLER DIANE FITCH Ticky . . . 10th, 11th and 12th 6th lunch... Delbert... little bug... Mr. Gilbert Young . McDonald’s is our kind of place . . . Steno I, Miss Scott . . . cutting in the bathroom . love, peace, and happiness. JUDY FRIED Ca se voit! . .. tennis . . . fuddy- lire? 2 5 y WES 6 o o INE (Ceiitey . swimming . . . Hartridge . . . brown cows... blind dates... JG ae driving “Wholewheat Bread” ... Baby Lou... college. N.H.S. 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Library Council 10; E.A.R.T.H. 11; Student Council 12. l 4 ‘y, a UY REGINALD FLEMING Reggie . . . Somerville . . . the Block 0 6 6 LUE 55 5 DAW 6. 2 SLES eeree Gonnecticuta-m mn 6) 4 4720 7 20 72 . . . Atlantic and Columbia Recording Company . . . Somerville Armory .. . 10 8 72 . . . The Func- tions ... Far Hills Inn . . . New York ... BH... . Asbury Park .. . New- ark ... Westfield . . . Buddy Miles. TONY GABRIELSON Gunite) Un A, sh Ge, “Stoned again, Kevin?’ ... ORION... burnt out V.W. ... The Press... ‘Hey Rose, wanna go to the concert?” . . munchies .. . finally made it this year .. + parties. Swimming 10, 11, 12. NATHAN FOSTER “Nate”... “Nana”... senior year . 12 7 72. . . always having the “Munchies” .. . the women... the friends . . . being kicked out 10, 11, 12... the girl who always follows me! Library Council 10, 11; School Play LOM Ie EZELL GAITHER “What's happening?” . . . partying in Teaneck with those sweet sisters .. . messing with those shore girls . . getting out of school at 12:30 and then working . . . 11 gym, period 4 ... playing ball. YVONNE GATES Lunch per. 4... “parking lot’... “Comet” . .. bus. law “fun and games” ... Alex, Pos. ‘n gang! ... “when we were late’ ... bells... peace to all. . . good-bye. ELENA GEORGE INby (hy Gop CY GIG) = 5 Tit (EET oo « Sree VY 5 6 6 Wal © WEEMS 6 o 4 Brother Mike, Sisters Kathy and Dori, Father Farrell . . . L.S.C. . . . Power! Limerock 7 4 72 . . . yellow Toyota . .. green vet at W.W. .. . shore . . . Spanish is my language. JONATHAN E. GELLER “Jon” ... Take it easy. Key Club 11, 12. ALAN GOETZ JONATHAN DAVID GOLDSMITH ody ean G.U a7 2a C-CuSis mel bad “breaks” in football . . . jeep rion forizasean TCodchis.. a re:s back!” . . . 149-151... “White Flash” ...dr.?... scoutmaster ... schussing . . . specials? — no, thanks. Football 10, 11, 12; Swimming 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; JCL 10; Golf Club 11; Key Club 12; Milestone 11, Sports Ed. 12; N.H.S.; Ushers 12. DIANE GRANT Mr. K’s period three study . . . foot- ball games . . . Mr. C’s homeroom ... 6th lunch . . . college outreach meetings . . . Good times are on my mind . . . that special someone .. . college. Student Council 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10. 29 SEERA ETS BD EON Retire Se, Nt REE KY Se FS ERED RR ER BN’ LLL LARA EL SLE AGL LA ELE LLORAS POS He BE Dae OY AMM E te TER STRIATE RTE ERIE Bea Bomay rs Sat 30 AMOS GREEN Hr. 142... love... Knicks are 1 . . . friends and more friends .. . SONIOtE a an) 24 7. 3a el a DCOCe mem. goodbye, P.H.S.; hello, World .. . bye-bye, gang. Baseball. JOHN GREER There’s nothing to it but to do it... | did just that.” Senior Class Council 12; BSU 11, 12; Library Council 10, 11; Cross Country 10; Attendance Messenger 11; Wres- tling 11; Football 11. eR CRORE JOAN ELIZABETH GRIFFITHS Sewing ... Rm. 141... concerts... Carole King ... mad rush... Mrs. Luke . . . cheering . . . contest dead- lines . . . friend . . . winning contest ... hair? ... three coats! . . . home for lunch. Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, LI 12s GLYNN GROSZMANN Sept.s le.ee4 30 72 00) el Liscaen. Mr. Bishop . . . NCE in the summer ... 14... that hat with the red knob ... wrestling . . . photography ... Feldhun Mr. T.... facetackling Psst SIXT NOt eer Oniftycu Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; German Club 10, 11; N.H.S. 11, 12; Entree 11, 12; Milestone 12. YOLANDA GRAY Remember friends: Nugie . . . Deb . .. Sis Felicia . . . Newt special Joe ... good times... parties... after school . . . pizza parlor in New York . , . Remember, ‘73’s the best. Library Council 10, 11, Vice Presi- dent 12. BRENDA GREEN “B.G.”. . . cutting classes . . . jr. yr. ... “Raymond” . . . business school ... games... together friends... 6 2377 eee lUnCh ee oan on all the time . . . big legs .. . party at the colleges... E.D. B.S.U. MICHAEL JOSEPH GROVES “Mike”... jr. chem... 5th lunch “Mike, we’re seniors!” . . . Maureen’s ‘71-72 . . . phone call, 11 p.m... . profanity . . . cutting 8th with Debbi, Lynn, and Bob . . . technical school. German Club 11. SONIA IVETTE GUTIERREZ Being with Wanda, Moriano, Santan- ing letters; 5th lunch . . . basketball, der... talking, laughing, and writ- tennis, swimming, and waterskiing... having dark brown eyes, riding, dancing, and listening to records... Secret Spy Mission . . . Class of ‘73 ... secretary, airlines. ADRIENNE HAMILTON Ath, 5th, 6th lunch . . . toast to the fOOlMEE ES O'S rt Sapa Always remember E.S., R.L., M.N., W.W., C.N. ... fun with the clique. Junior Class Council; Library Council 10; Girls’ Basketball 10; Office Helper Hibs VICTORIA HAMSHAR “Nicky” ... Harper House... dip- pin’... Seaside . . . the walk... blank of the year awards .. . Qu’est- ce qui se passe ici? . . . Rock’s class ... double lunch... Hubbard... 25... Brenda and the girls .. . Tom ... college. E.A.R.T.H. 11, 12; Color Guard 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Library Council 10, 11; SCOTT HAAS DARLENE HALL GRETCHEN HALL Ralff: pseudo senior metaphysical Ath lunch 3 years . . . S.0.S. (Steven “Helmet” ... senior corner . . . rides blues . . . chavereem shelli . . . Ko- Sig 6 id TERWORs ab. Ue dnl Kau to Carrol’s . . . S.O.S. self defense rean Awareness Month(s) . . . writer boo Gs SHOR 6 oho TEMG TY ate Bede: . .. the dopes R.L., Ducky . . . Na- men!!! Na, big leg sisters . . . L.J.’s corny jokes . . . 4th, 5th, and 4th lunch jr. year... college. poet... Noa Noa... Rosebud... Syndrome... . Saturdaze . . . Dawn’s Yemenite Bet Stolen . . . Belial incar- nate ... So it goes. E.A.R.T.H. 11, 12; Milestone 11, 12; Plaintalk 17, 12; Entree 11, 12 (edi- tor). Junior Class Council; Pom-Pon Squad NO, Wil, W. RONALD HAMMOND How are you feeling today? ... 6, 7, 8 study .. . Girls, ain’t nothing hap- pening ... dune ... How can you mend a broken heart? . . . locks... class of ‘73. 32 LINDA HARDWICK “Soph, yr.” . . . the smokin’ times... M.S., Y.S. . the college parties... those special someones Alb. Oe . fun with the clicque . Out- reach... college. BSU 10, 11, 12; Senior Class Council; Grievance Committee 10, I], 12; Chorus 12. ROBERT HART Bobges study . . . elevator... “Rock”... 6th lunch... soda... backstage cutting . . . passes . all my friends ...1 13 72... activity period . . . out front... S.S. . . . Saturday night. . . college. AsV 2107 1112, KEITH HARDY Daisy ... Daisy ... Daisy .. . I will love you until the day I die... KEITH . to a ‘67 green station wagon... right on . DL. and K.H. for ever and ever. LARRY HAWKINS LINDA ANN HARRIS | finally made it in spite of all my friends and enemies Don’t stop now; I’ve only just begun . . . sum- mer of ‘72 . . . $$ Whitestone Prod- WEH 6 on ZWAMIM 5 oo COATES coc ‘67 Dodge vs. ‘65 Thunderbird , . . that special someone, Richard W. Student Council 11. MARY HEMPHILL “Cookie” . .. yellow horse . . . ‘72 ... thanks to mom dad... 4th per. discussion . . . J.C. on the 4th . . . Remember 21?... 5 30 70... the park. Cheerleading 12. SHARON HARRIS “Shay”... 5th lunch for 3 years... How was your week-end?! ... J.D. — always in all ways... sitting nert to R.H. for 3 years in homeroom. Senior Class Representative; B.S.U.; Key Club. GWENDOLYN HART Remember 6th period lunch ‘71 ‘72 “)« =) pledging) tor) loto) Ximenia SBA Diss McRs Library Council 10, 11, 12; Backstage Crew; Basketball. JENE HENDERSHOT Gertrude! GWENDOLYN LAVONNE HENDRICKS Hot fun summer ‘69 . . someone, C.H. . . that special Some day we’re gonna make it... my man A.H.... clique ... 4th lunch... many rival- ‘ries with C.H., even a so-called friend . . . toast to the fool. Drill Team 11, 12; Pep S quad 12. HAROLD O. HENRY, JR. N.Y.C. . . . football games . . . Latin tM so a Sexi, We, praia oo « “the homeroom that never was (208)” . . . Linda and Helen at Atlantic City oo o Cine) Gat o so Jit, [Wien co os Mr. B’s class . . . Temple University. Band 10; Junior Class Council . . Treasurer, Senior Class Council; At- tendance Office Messenger; Usher 12. CHARLES HENSON ROBERT HESS WAYNE HICKS Sweet Cyndy ... ‘71, ‘72, ‘732? ... prom ‘72 1140 W. 5th Street good times . . . blue Firebird. Student Council 11. JACKIE HILL Jammin’ . . . chorus ‘71 . . . Subta- tions . . . People ought to get to- gether. Chorus 117. RICHARD HILL Sharon ... Sly Stone .. . ‘57 Chev. 446 Al 6 oo Whe SUSCHEIS oo o Family Affair... cutting ‘71... gym. Chorus 11, 12. THELMA HILL Diane J., Debbie S. . . . Pam R. and Wayne J. . . . the Holland Tunnel . . . the parties .. New Year, Christmas .. . Mrs. Jones 3 yrs... . 6th lunch 3 yrs. . . . Rahway. Pom-Pon Squad 11, 12. TERRI HOLMES “James”... 12 11 71... that spe- cial someone .. . Flash . . . friends Meno. GeiGei Ra War cmt O.Faeiee ee Gs ... SW... . the man. Chorus. 33 PATRICIA HOWARD “Pooh” . jr. lunch 9 17 70 . Vil find a way, N.M. J.S. ‘71 . . � Where’s Cap? ... a love jones, NU Ma GK 7 2 3.7 5 BsD M:Be) college. Librory Council. NANCY ELIZABETH HUBKA “Kup” ... purple and orange . . 123 whh midget... tree... Sebago, Maine . Rising Sun... NEG bi 4 Jeretane te) 6 YEW 74) ¢2) 6 )t Oregon... rawd . The Girls! ... egg face... flying tire . . . B.A. JEL... soph. year . . . memories! E.A.R.T.H. 10, 12; Usher 12; Messen- ger 11, 12 SREY $% HED Sy % 4 SHEREE MICHELE HOYLE “Sugarbear” . . . 4th and 5th lunch =). oldsimemories! ss 689 lili Z2memene green Chevy ... 5 26 72 . . . the clique . . . Billy H . . . Sis Annette eyes CUTTING 0) ee LeQ Sm memEEBILL YAS party ... love jones . . . college. B.S.U. 11; Library Council 10; Junior Class Council. DAVID HUFF Hartridge girls . . . Along comes Mary . . . Cedar Brook Sundays and wasted Mondays . . . Germany was a trip. BARRY HUMPHREYS To all the fine 12, girls soph. lunch . .. cutting classes... fun... college football 12, track 6-12 . . . jamming hr. 153 parties ... friends. Football; Track 10, 11, 12. 34 PATRICK HUNT | enjoyed my two yrs. at P.H.S.... Now I will be going to college ... good luck to ‘Karlene Arlene”... “Mickey” ... “Wiley”... “Jeneva.”’ MARIAN HYUN Qu’est-ce qui se passe? . . . obnoxious . . . Qu’est-ce que vous fait mal? ... charades . . . Mr. Bishop’s class... esoteric . . . Women’s Liberation! ... hearts. N.H.S. 11, 12; Milestone 12; Plaintalk 12. DIANE IMPORTICO Grogging in art... little Corvair... Lubbs . . . going up hills . . . smoking ... BM. LM, ALEX IWASZCZENKO Cute school? . . . lots of fun... like WOW!! ... never a dull moment... I'll never forget that sewer school... complete darkness!! . . . later days. JOHN JACKSON Hate going to school . . . love coming home. LESLIE DIANE JACKSON 4 21 71 pain mad scientist . +. Once upon a time . . . Hammo, Calhoun friends . . . good bad times together . future plans to succeed . . . Love is truly an experi- ence. Girls’ Basketball 10; Messenger 12. ALBERT JACKSON Cutting class . going to football practice driving those beat up J B cabs . . . driving my taxi to all those corny parties special per- Sy Sehils oo o Wraillel [ale WE Gog 5 ZU Football 10, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12. CLIFFORD J. JACKSON The best class of ‘73... “Jay”... soph. lunch 6th per. with L.F. L.A., Calif. Love the one you're with, every other period . . a nice summer with Maryann. ..a beautiful high school. Drama Club 10, 11, 12; D.E.C.A. 10, 11; Reading Aide 11, 12. CORA JACKSON Goin’ to N.B....D...K... meet- Hake? 1X 6 ss DAWA K.Baatie oS ALS seg fN(e SHE Le MOG IN cy fee fe Bb - . . going to parties 10-11 .me efar of N.B. al et aa Pom-Pon Squad 11, 12; Chorus 11; Student Council 12. KATHY JACKSON ROSEMARIE JACKSON “Rosie” . . . that special someone... A.G.W. . . . Sept. ‘74 4th, 6th lunch all the good times and bad in PHS .. . “good-luck’’ to S.M. D.M.! Attendance Office 11, 12. 35 MARK JEMBRYSEK Pres... Tony ...Ed... Gerald PL OCL. Aa edt ae ee WiKe remeron ... Mr. Ganesh .. . Sophomore gym pee Mr Kinkup Siclassial)sth-Oo satan Vinnie Pat... Cedar Brook Park . Cook School. an sae Re MITCHELL JAKUBOWSKI, JR. Kathy . . . Mantoloking . . . summer ... fall... parking lot... cutting ... swimming... library .. . class '73,... Mr. Wong... Mr. Ben’Ary 5 6 o (OWI « 2 4 WES I oo 6 eh lunih . . . tires . . . Watchung Res. oo 0 AGE On ei” Gol) . o = hunting . . . fishing . . . 206. DWIGHT JENKINS RICHARD JAMES “Mr. Schlough, do they really work?’’ ... Betty Lou... ‘Fearless Falcon!’’ woe Pa. trips ).) -annanmonizingmat Kup’s . . . Purdue . . . The Partyin’ Poconos... JEls...4+20... Bay Cafe ... Moo... seriously! Student Council 10; Key Club 10, 11; Swim Team 10, 11, 12. CONNIE DIANE JENKINS C.J. W.W. . . . smokin’ soph. yr. 50 6 Clay tle ae 6 oe CUS) 6 ag 0 Cele rol’s . . . me the Supremes getting rides up the way... RJ. DL... walkouts, walkins . . . 20 fire drills in one day .. . P.H.S., never forget. Student Council 11; Library Club; Sr. Class Council; B.S.U. KAREN L. JENKINS Friends . . . all those boys, they used torcomesOVeneai sm 7 Omen mee lene good times at Lake Hopatcong . . ; “moment by moment” . . . college. J.V. Cheerleading 10; Usher Squad. CARLOS JOHNSON DOREEN JOHNSON DV ecb) eee fun) Withl.J.c8 lH, Garson soph. -yr. with Pat Jo that someone .. . cutting class with ler omlonimem a VEPONLY JUST BEGUN” . . . computer programming school. KAREN JOHNSON Junior lunch . . . ‘59 Chevy (crash) 5 6 0 LYRUVTKP os cAMUR EARLS abe shore ‘72 . . . 3 15 67 . . . Senior Council . . . Mr, McGill’s class . . . sen. hr... . parking lot...LJ.... C.K... . chauffeur. Senior Class Council. CREID JOHNSON Unser ier! Mab coo EWI 36 6 German trip . . . George’s class . . . TESS 6 so 6 BWIIBZAL � 6 o Gaeee nitty 5 o 6 tbTNED Me) o 6 6 Gli) INGO o « WUD, o 6 o GIUNS o o a Bail oo ¢ college. German Club 10, 11, 12; Reach-Out 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Ski Club 12. . = i ' GAIL JOHNSON rez Lome a4 ao SOnlunchs mera -Ag 6 oo dee 2 6 6 PMG 4 58 TONIC Cyan with J.M. ... It’s not that far away . . . out of town... well | feel... maybe tomorrow .. . business admin- istration. LINDA JOHNSON 38 ROBERT E. JOHNSON BARBARA JONES SHERRIL JOHNSON “Sherry” ... soph. yr. with my baby, Nett? Sp 6 4 6 WW PATO 6 a a! Mall GS Te ; senior lunch with A.S. J.C. . . . Saturday football games, ‘72... watching my brother Nokey. LUCINDA JONES J J J... parking lot... Nino’s tte ARTA 4% breakfast ... Spanish . . . soph. sum- mer... L+B=cutting ... kidnapped POECGherer tights ye Oances) rae aT esOpnwdn: phone calls . . . cherry cokes. Office Helper 10, 11. TERRI A. JOHNSON Hiee2 lOmwiths DJ tor.) meena UNIT soph. year with T.H., D.J., and that special someone . . . cutting class with Doreen Toni “I've only just begun.” ... FIT. B.S.U. WAYNE JONES To us, the alley boys . .. such a pretty . . . why we love. TERRI L. JOHNSON Thanks, Mom, for giving me the little push | needed to finish . . . 8th per. Simche fh Wil oo 5 PAS UG, 1% DIEG@ Ami2: HELEN JORDAN “Dizzy” ... Mr. Rob’s class... 2nd period gym... Kay, Bonnie . . . best friend Linda . . . ‘73 best last yr. . . « best of luck to P.H.S. DOUGLAS KAHN “Doug” . . . chem. with Tyler . . . Tipmtom Canada teen M-B.l.Ss ene ticket on bike . . . working with reg- ister , . . Rifino’s class 1] . . . summer O17 2. German Club 10; J.C.L. 10 DONNA KELTON D.J. . . . homeroom . . . summertime ... new friends... old friends... all the good times . . . class of ‘73 . .. cutting school . . . college. Milestone 12; Library Council 12. JACQUELINE R. KALISH “Jacqui” ... Europe ‘70... “Urqui . . . New Year’s ‘71... Sister Jane 5 oo INGEN o o o [SIONS TI@YEZN) 2. 3 )- AMIGOS ... campers... . ‘Santana’ ... college . . . “Saturday in the RA 2 5 ol 1 ote, AUR bsg Sholom. Library Aide 10; Future Teachers’ Club 11; French Club 11. JOHN P. KIJEWSKI “Lori” ... band... hanging by the bandroom Dodge . . . guys in the band, smile . . . Hooker . . . auto shop ... cutting 15 .. . bum E.T.C. . . . peace for class of ‘73. Baseball 10; Band 10, 11. GRACE KEARNEY TIM KILLEYA “Tim” . . . football games .. . 7 21 72... ‘67 Plymouth . . . rained out . .. bus trips to New York .. . Tren- ton... 0000. Baseball 10; E.A.R.T.H. 12. SUNGCHUL KIM The memories of one worthless exis- tentialist — the Americanization of an anti-American ...a certain death . .. mis amigos Americanos .. . hum- drum school life .. certain smiles . . . moments of levity and depres- sion . . . N.Y. and the field theory . .. flirtation with ideas, et al. Plaintalk 71, 12; Entree 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Tennis 11; Soccer 12; Usher 12; E.A.R.T.H. 12. en WALDRON KELLY Se ae i a SRI 39 40 CHRISTINE LEE KING UChiise.e ieee Lhe Girls, Gakih Bsome crs lifeguards . . . CAN-CAN .. . thun- deration . . . Mantoloking dunes... HHley� (here: esees tPARTYImnia OU team... J.E.L. ... driving around . eternal friends forever. E.A.R.T.H. 11, 12; French Club 117; Swim Timer 11, 12; Messenger 12; Milestone 11, 12. i. MARY ANNE FRANCES LAFFERTY Ath lunch for 2 yrs. ... . Hr. 220 for 2 yrs. . . . Lavallette ‘72 . . . class Women’s Army Corps . . . great peo- ple and times in P.H.S. . . . grades ... friends... gym. Gymnastics Club; E.A.R.T.H. 11, 12. JACOBA LEINTJE LANGEVELD !A otro perro con ese hueso! surprise! . . . all those bottles .. . hearts . . . Bish’s hydra . . . Mickey Mouse (?) ... silver . . . bird bath Ee cippingeeeWVinaticanpinsaycaemer spell it. F.A.R.T.H. 11, President 12; Student Council 11; Milestone 12; Plaintalk 12; N.H.S. 12; P.H.S. Literary Guild 12; A.V. 11. BARBARA WHITNEY KNOWLTON Xd 5 oo LYNSANAL 6 co o Dd o 2 2 “the girls’ .. . lifeguards . . . Dip! - can-can ... rej ects . . . HOLD EVERYTHING ... our team... Bug- eyes ... driving around . . . thunder- ation . . . eternal friends forever. J.C.L. 10; Milestone 11, 12; Plaintalk 11, 12; E.A.R.T.H. 11, 12; Swim Timer 11, 12; Messenger. JAY E. LASNER Mickey Mouse chemistry problems... Muad ‘dib... Mrs. Rifino . . . cream of the crop... hydra . . . Pathmark 2. guru’... Lasners trianglememem “Do it yourselfl” ea. GQUD Xana kommen sie wieder. Entree 10, 11, 12; Milestone 10, 11, Literary Editor 12; Plaintalk 12; P.H.S. Literary Guild 12; E.A.R.T.H. 12; Ten- nis 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; German Club 10, 11; Ski Club 12. HAROLD LAMARR, JR. 1972 TRIP from Trenton . . . “Where there is love, I’ll be there.” . . . Har- old Stanfast ... Dracula . . , Eeyore . . . Macbeth . . . Chuck . . . Adam ... Mr. Antrobus. Drama Club 10, 11, 12. JOHN KINNEY “Duch” . .. frozen hands ... new building . . . band room .. . frog = ae-)hrench � .).:SHP. we, .. the build- ing of eternal corridors” . . . ‘cream of the crop’’(??). Band 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10; N.H.S RUE Nas JAMES KROVATIN DAWN LATTIMORE Blackie! . . . Dart Swinger . .. no more Crevy . . . Denise Schemeing . .. “We got over.” . . . those times with Joanne . . . Manny! Cheerleading 11; Student Council 12. JOHN K. LATTIMORE 3 8 72 that senior friend in sophomore year . . . Wooden Ships ... Fall Mixer ‘70... all the stupid sophomores ... D.K. .. . first time? . . M.H.S. dance . . . 2 specials, senior year. German Club 11, 12; Assembly Club — 12; E.A.R.1.H. 12. ROBERT LAUFER 4th period lunch... Terry’s van... Liquor City graduation parties ‘71... The Church .. . cutting . . . 3 lunches a day ‘72-’73 . . . cigarette between classes ... No. Plainfield . . . college. Basketball. RONALD KEITH LEWIS “Big Lew” .. . 4th, 5th, 6th lunch ... “Y” Champ ... Upperman’s 8th Perangymerni 9 20 72 eieren Black Magic .. . ‘Whenever we the people understand one another, we the peo- ple can love one another.” IRENE LAURIA JODY LEIGH LAVIGNE Jo...A P... Your what hurts? eeEcropmlashieraem? Guenpcdsctaiae Sol llWa nee enonttees- sal Gk.b.siBSGS . .. | miss your face! .. . gQue es su problema? ... Leave it to me... CARI? N.H.S. 11, 12; Reach-Out 11. TYRONE LAWS ROSEMARY LEWIS Big Rose . . . morning on the second Hloonsen-tmiihes Clicksesermcuackin lam Naira Noire helmet aenVice: big leg sisters... Z.M. M.S. ha-ha . . . self defense sr. gym... sr. hr. K.T.L. . . . July 4, 1970. D.E.C.A. 10, 117. MERYL LINDER Take longer ice of love. Love away and there “Art is the accompl is no ire- il Fokemee ts ts... Boston college. Ga Att cae BLOokly nena sthiel 6 og Gab iclon ine ar f . Class Council iness . 12; happ , Uy 1 va 10 Messenger 10 tl, UP A.V. , MASON R. LOGIE . . swimming . Time before school . Ae ienCuUnt R 's park fr H Nancy ‘ ... friend ing svan... Jan. 1, ing lot iends. SHUG oto . . lunch . .E.B. E.E.B. WHS 5 oc p UPA; 11 ing 10, ity Wrestl Vars O FL O — Ww Zz i (@, in —_ i x af Y = c 7) D ro} ” = ° o = = ‘© = = period lunch... the Y.B.’s, R.C., L.O., ML... . little sister M.B. . . . my Homerooms 220, 228, 180 ... 4th Is, B.R., D.S. main gir Wrestling 10, 11. SONYA ANN LONYSZYN PARI eeesUP eee acthelgirismr i. greaser ,.. get it!...ourteam... thesmeets .).-B:5. 2. « practices... Rufus .. . bad! .. . driving around thunderation .. . sunflower seeds... ‘friends’ . many . . . rejects chainfights . . CMTS 3 3 memories. Color Guard 11, 12; Swim Timer 11, 12; J.C.L. 10; Messenger 12. MICHAEL LOONEY LANCE MACHIAVERNA . football games sharp cars . . . shore The parking lot CUTTING! oh. and Acapulco? JUDITH A. MADSEN Judy @annensUPPiae eee pantyingeasss What's going on tonight? . . . “the Girisaame football games “Hoody” . . . corny life . . . my own Peugeot sunflower seeds thunderation ... Greasers ... friends. E.A.R.T.H. 10, 11, 12; Color Guard 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12; Milestone 12; Gymnastics Club 0, 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Entree 12. LOIS MANDERSON N.P.B.C. . . . The Garage . . . Pass it Oneeeeer) Assos 6s CrA caren eid olay rere Snakeman Kenn emnccirsi. eae DUNC, S . . . Massachusetts . . . college . . . God bless you, Amy, Sue, Elihu, Joan, Nora, Lynette, Judy. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Reach-Out 10, 11, 12s ROBYN MASON “Niecey’” . . . 6th lunch 2 years... sophomore junior years with W.B. . . . that special someone and J.J. . .. Mannie the King . . . love to all . . . fun with cou Gail. Senior Class Representative. PAUL MARTENS ANTHONY MAULDIN “Zane” ... 6th lunch 3 years... Big Bertha ... RL. . . . Kentucky Derby winner ... M.S... . Hey, Mama... the jive Mauldins . . . love always... Dessie. JOSEPH MARTINO The Doof’” ... 5th lunch... the groove . cutting . . . going to breakfast . . . Chufo’s class . . . the parking lot... you know . . . college. J.V. Football 10, 11. NORA McGARRY PATSY J. MARTINO Go Pat” ... bad summer. . . sports ... wrestling ... no lunch... Dis- trict Champ (72) . Mus and Cav . .. Pepperoni. Basebal! 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Football 11. SALLY McKEE The Cape . On Broadway .. . “See you in October.’ ... New Nude Review .. . Potter . Miller and Moyer... D.P. Z. A.V. Squad 1; Student Council 12; Chess Club 12; Entree 12. 43 44 PAUL MELNICK Debbie. . , 6 22 72. , � Hr. 350 .. . Skiing . . . Chevy . . . Brown’s house... the bus...rah, rah... SlOdnerar ae eotOness ara NMG Ge oe Frank Jennie ...12 min. ... cellar wae Hash Orange 2. 5) R-Re'. 2s) Mar tinsville Inn. Ski Club 11, 12; Handbook 11. HILLIARD B. MENDEZ DAVID McKOY “Dirty Dave” . . . cutting class with that certain someone . . . the back- rooms are what's happening .. . | will always remember the good times with LJ... . ‘Stinky’ (smile) and the bad times. HOPE MARIA McLEAN Sophomore Hr. 243... T7.R.... 31 Se lst friend) .aesmLatine Brosamescn summer ‘72... 11 24 71 ... 4th lunch jr. year . . . long talks with J.R. 3rd period sr. year . . . college. Pom-Pon Squad 10; Student Council 11, 12; Class Secretary 11; Class President 12; Color Guard 12. ISABEL MILANIS DESSIE McKOY “Ducky” ...D.A. always! ... talk- ing and being with the guys... fun with C.J... . jiving around with the girls... Z.M. our times... “places to go, people to meet, things to do.” Class Council 11, 12; Library Council 10; Basketball 10, 11. BRENDA McNEIL “Brend” .. 5th 6th lunch... 3 14 7250. = J.B ee Lo eee ... summer ‘72... friend . .. shore Bo 6 NES EEOC 6 4 5 LGM 5 6 CINE ait). Deez Me D.E.C.A. 10, 11, 12; Teacher Aid 11. APRIL MILLER Cheryl, Dottie, Harriet Marie... 12 cp... Jerry Upward Bound... Mr. Betts Mrs. Laws... Mrs. Gar- ret . . . Northwest . . . Walter Sharonmes een len Gen. mame Lyn, Michelle, Barbara ... Sayre... but most of all Michael. LYNN MILLIGAN NANCY MILLER MICHELLE MARGARET MINISTER “Mickey” ... R.M.W. . . . 6 23 72 so 6 (ACTAMANG) oo o HWEWLA 5 5 6 NWA is up? . . . sunshine . . . bad knees ... greaser... “the girls’... sun- flower seeds . . . Florida . . . ‘You look just like your mother!” ... M.M. R.W.... friends. DAWN ELIZABETH MITCHELL “Pooh” ... 4th lunch 10, 11,12... that special someone ... Albie .. . 11 3 71 . . . that night... 7 17 72 . .. Pooh Honey . . . There’s that purple G.T.O. again . . . our gang ...H, A me... Lake Street. B.S.U. ROGER MOODY Jane... “forever and a day”... “well pots!” . . . Grandmom, Grand- pop 4 20 72 .. . the group 1978 Drip . . . wild senior year . . . good-bye girls . . . love always . . .. Where’s ‘’Slick’’? B.S.U. 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11; Prom Committee; Movie Committee. VANESSA MOORE Sugar .. . beautiful times and memo- ries of that special person, J.E.M... . Mom Dad . the Myers family . .. Tashquanto Gouathlay ... my girl, Barbara . . . my cousins, Jeanie and Cynthia. 45 BARBARA ANN MORGAN “Barb” . Mr. Young’s office cutting ... 4th lunch... the fellows bumming money at McDonald’s . . . Neighborhood House .. . K.U.N. and A.M. P.Ry == EATS 2 my special someone I.H, .. . ‘Hey, Love” . college, Basketball 10, 11, 12; Student Coun- cHiLOh i, 2: VANESSA MYERS Nugie Stay on the good foot ._.. Watch it! .. . Hey Deb, where’s Meg? Kumye glad te get away ... after the cat... There it is. Library Council President. PPB Ramey sre en mtr ER : + in EDNA MOSLEY Good times in 150. . with B.C. I.W. all the fun JOSEPH MYATT SHAN” cg co MEMES hr CJk o 6 5 “Yellow Pants’’ jokes with the fellows... ‘‘tweetybird’’ . . . parties eather tinessisters 1) D-).2). Gareeae cutting, me? ... squeaky”... 42 ... “Ah, come on, Mr. Up!!” Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Usher 12; Student Council 12. JAMES MYERS James . . . memories of that special someone... V.M.... going to Eliza- beth . . . trying to get out of P.H.S. . . . Gordy, Jimmy, Mikey, Chris . . the Tivens family . 8 14 72. SUSAN CAROL NACHT “Sue” ... friends .. . thamdajj .. . silvers ni)eaee the) lakes eran Bishmemene dippin’ . . . qu’est-ce qui se passe? . .. Rock’s class... Mrs. Rifino .. . double lunch .. . surprise! . . . Europe ‘72 a POATGel ae eaitleos N.H.S. 11, Secretary 12; E.A.R.T.H. 11, 12; Color Guard 12; Usher Squad 12; Milestone 10, 11], 12. PETER NALVEN Grogging ...LRY ... library park . . . love, peace, tie dye... Yeo... chemistry . . . high life . . . whitey. Cross Country 10; Student Council 11; Sophomore Class Council 10. NANCY NEABOR Nance . .. BB... . smoking party ... those funny cizs .. . br-less look ... Miss Matthes 216... at 3 o'clock ... cutting ... Nancy’s ... parking lot . . . good friends . . . Mr. Young. CYNTHIA NEAL Reindy aan |cUghingmasarGhiRho soo CMRI oa 6 IWALOVWZAL co 6 Clfeyerhiy ... . weak thumbs . . . friends... . freebies . .. retreats... frozen cokes sc a INDIES AN oS 5 Seay” Soo Len . . . happy, sunny days . . . quiet places. J.C. L. 10; Color Guard 11, 12; Plain- talk 12; E.A.R.T.H. 12. CATHY NEWTON “Newt” . Sth 6th lunch... NEES 6 6 Dd) Weg, CS idts 6 oie Wd htt ACPO ho MEL aid o LEE ADIS. “Everybody plays the fool” ... R.C. Pee Woe ee Eee esengushili ... Ben Ary . . . Plymouth . . . col- lege. Drama Club 12. KEITH NESBITT Johnny “O” W.R. in Lidd. bio. (soph.) . . . “good morning” .. . SCCA ... W.R. common sense tri- umph approach . . . grounds for change .. . R.R. (soph, French) crazy GiK eK@aee Kathy, MICHAEL NESLADEK “Mike” ... Chevy power... Ist per. lunch . . . mech. drawing 10, 11, 12 eee Coloradoig7. lms ee ir loridGi, 2a Rodney’s Nova ,.. AS... . C R UE SeiGrandiuPrixissemes Alc leetsne Arizona or bust. ALISE NELSON Chickie . . . me Shay messing around... S.H., J.D., C.N., T.D. and the Godfather . . . messed up senior year ... D.E. yea, for always... “Talk to the people.” Twirling 10, 11, Captain 12. DONALD NICHOLS 47 48 ROBERT K. NICHOLS Nick . . . long chemistry and physics labs . , . 8th period gym... hot double sessions . . . A.S. Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, iP2. KARIN OHNMEISS Sunshine . Bayhead . cutting . s Ghallenger Ril... =.) ESR pe «tts nice to be with you... 5th and 6th lunch... the ring . . . bracelet... Miss Best. . . jr. and sr. yrs. JOHN O KEEFFE “Oak” ... “Johnny O” ... ride on bus to away baseball games .. . LBI ... card games... surfing... JEL ...G.0.T. ... once a zoo, always a zoo, right? . . . college. Key Club 11, 12; Entree 11, 12; Base- ball 11, 12. PATRICIA OMELIO Soph. year . .. best yr. . . . cutting classes . . . dances .. . Vinnie, Deb- bie, Paul . . . my special someone... Fri. and Sun. job . . . Silence is golden. VINNIE OMELIO Vince . . . cutting classes . . . Hey, Debbie Paul ... those dances... I'll never forget Blondie twin... ramble on , . . Behind every pair of eyes is a story untold. ROBERT O NIEAL Golf ‘72 . .. Tyler’s chem... . J.W. ss Rich? ! Mick .. 1. 5) P:C:Coa eee Liddy’s gym . . . crackin’ on teachers. Golf Team 10, 11, 12; Golf Club 10, th, Ue. CYNTHIA L. PAOLI “Cindy” ... Fred, Blue Star bowling . . . Carol’s party, Fred’s party, De- nise’s party . . . being best friends ... yellow trucks , . . caught cutting with Carol . . . Scotch Plains . . . 6th lunch 11, 12. JAMES PELLEGRINO “Jimmy” . .. love M.K. . . . shore .. . “mosquito” . .. HHeeeyyy .. . sax forever!! . . . jazz .. . cutting . .. field practice . .. lover... college. Band 10, 11, 12; Drum Major 12. y We e LOS silly: MIKE PELLEGRINO “Mary” ... 4, 5, 6 lunch... . parties ... Shack... Fearless . . . college � 0 6 WSR 5-6 o SUPP oo og “ome ite Young... .” . . . painting with the boys. . . . Staten Island . . . parking lot... cutting. Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Baseball 12; Key Club . . . Wrestling 12; Student Council 10. ANDROMEDE ORPHEE “Isabel” . . . Jackie . . . French class . . . art show ... contest... horse 3 minutes . . . Museum of Mod- ern Art A S exhibition . . . Mr. Use « a5 Nat EWS © WO. Wl. . - dance class .. . from PHS 1972. CAROL MARIE PAOLI “Ralph” . . . my party — Denise’s party .. . Fred’s party . . . bowling ... yellow trucks . . . Scotch Plains Sb ag SoM o o o factdsiyss Wel a be little white Pinto . . . caught cutting with Cindy ... 6th lunch 11, 12. LESLENE PENCIL “Les” . . . When I’m feeling blue, all | have to do is take a look at you, E:Ha2) ee brotherE.Ps .).). friends J.9., N.C., P.H. . . . Thanks very much, Mom. 49 BEVERLY D. PETERSON “Bev, my blue Mercury “here, there, everywhere” . .. GJ. . . 8 30 72 . 69 associates . . AP eeANV srs W etre always keeping the mind together always . . brothers and sisters later P.H.S. . modeling. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Pom-Pon Squad 10, 11; Pep Squad, Capt. 12; B.S.U . 12. y - ey), eae pe | JOYCE PETTY “Joyce” ... in the park... 5 5 71 . .. times in ‘71... maroon and beige Mark IV... Mrs. Floyd’s 7th per. class . Funky Gospel Chorus ... the family D.G., R.J., B.J., G.F., D.F., U.L., N.F. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; Senior Class Secretary 12; Pep Squad 12; Grievance Committee 10,71. LOUIS PEREZ Lunch 4, 5, 6 in the exefde WV 5 5 parking lot ‘72-’73 ... L.M.L. ROSALIND C. PETTY “Roz” |. . Green Deuce . . . Willie . . . that special someone W.R.D. always . . . going to get married . . . August . . . 4th and 5th lunch LOIN a 2eeeaeenthes Clickee love jones . . . nursing school. Pom-Pon Squad 11. LORETTA DIANE PERRY The fun in the lunch room 4, 5, 6 per. . .. fooling around with Mr. Calhoun and son... the wild time in chorus with Mrs. Floyd 10, 11, 12 . . . Funky Gospel Choir. Student Council; Chorus 10, 11, 12. BETTY ANN PICKETT S:Ss p).Co hs) B. Pat St. Gene ES J.C... . When you’re hot, you’re hot ... friends ... college . . . byel Reach-Out Club. STANLEY B. PILTIN eStciniaeeee Gildan 11 20 77) ... lasagna dinner... partying... shore . . . ‘65 Chevelle . . . nothin’ to do... Let’s get something to eat. Swimming 10, 11, 12; Key Club 12. RITA POLITE I’m a new student and | simply want to say thank you to all the nice peo- ple who offered their friendship. Senior Class Representative. JAMES PITT Discovering interest in business career as a senior... to have the best men’s boutiques in New Jersey . . . college for business management. GEORGE POLIZZANO TERENCE PLANTE ENR Heine L MC HE Hee te cope tubhh Made tle Core Nadie jobs ioe is ALLEN PLATT Israeliea cette Dalict ames naiy .Gruaue Opel... Shea, N.Y.... Kenny's... Piscataway ... Millard Fillmore . . Anna Banana... .T.... Jersey City .. . Scotch Plains. Student Council 11; J.V. Baseball 10. ae 52 EUGENE S. POLLIONI Completion of the “Normandie” .. . History Office study ... Mrs. W.... “Sy Marsh Show” ... “Boheme” and “Traviata”... at the Met... Arturo Toscanini and the N.B.C. Symphony Orchestra ... “Old Boy” . . . Fudge! “Graf Zeppelin” . . . When‘s the “Queen” sailing? Student Council 11. RICHARD POLUNAS 72 days oft . summers of ‘70, ‘71, ‘72. . . the Stouts Clyde... Shoe Town . .. great times, better friends . . . Tom, Ant... bus to Roselle ... Nancy. NATHANIEL PORTER ELE: RRs) rims 1640.02) « Pennietar. love... peace... joy...rm. 156 wi. Dittlel 2.4.) rightions. © ibe) tree 5 Goes ADALE Track 10. DALE PRICE JOCELYN PRINGLEY Sissy’... summer ‘72... Lia, Jeff, Gath = jive cr. R,On GWAR. the endlessness of loneliness . . . A.F. ...P.G.... new faces, old places ... Class of ‘73. Library Council 10, 11, 12. KEVIN PULLEN Kevin... 4th, 5th, 6th lunch... the artist . . . me and my trumpet . .. good times. Football 10, 11; Band 12; Student Council 12. PAULINE PYNE STEVEN RABY WAYNE M. RAE ROBERT RAMSEY 6th lunch 3 years . . . Buick ... Abbbb , . . Westfield lunches .. . 3 New York . . . 12 31 71 . . . real A.M. 6 A.M. bust... parties... good friends ... Girlines .. . You'll brooking . . . snurfing . . . Henry’s make it if you try. Hills . . . cemetery . .. skiing ... Boston . . . crew-cut . . . Was ist los? ... the dude . . . rowdy moods. ‘ Football 10, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12. : | a AO tt teaser ents iemsensy re, DEBORAH A. RANDOLPH Valerie . . . all the good times last year... Norton D. Snorton .. . get- ting by with a little help from my friends ... Mark .. . all the cuiting, all the rewards. Student Council 10; Junior Class Com- mittee 11. MELVIN RAY Pam...E.0O.... Montclair... N.Y. heen better days saesnchildrens-s sn. lunch ‘71, ‘72, ‘73... . glad to get out... that housel . . . Trenton State. Wrestling 10. 53 JUDITH D. REAVES JOSEPH REDFEARN 10th, 11th, 12th... Camille ... love always. Basketball, Football. JUANA REINA ANGELA RENDINO Contemps 5 30 71... A J,M D “Angie” ... Kar, Barbs and Mim... . . . Gerrard . . . Where’s the bath- O79 Dele 6 oo QS? 5 2. Sill? . © room? . . . Chickeysweet . . . Jack’s the girls... rejects... A+P holdup on a cloud . . . yellow horse . . . ... my mistake... “Which way did apple trees . . . DROP . . . never he go?” ... tire . . . best friends. reaching the end . . . college. J.C.L. 11; Student Council 12; Cheer- leading 10, 11, 12. ei 4) ial MELODY REVES Mel . . . 5th period lunch with Nancy and Sharon... 12th grade gym with STANeIG) o oo Lei 6 6 o VARUME o 4 c Abigail . . . Spanish with Mrs, Amos . . . Love the one you’re with... college. DEBORAH RICCI Debby aaemneOtnmlunchaSmyrsamomem sunshine . . . 9 7 71 . . . promise ... 15... “my friend” .. . Billy’s VW ... Denny’s party . . . Nancy’s ... ILL... in 5 months . . . week- ends . . . I’m so sorry. Junior Class Council 11; Consumer Economics Club 11; Usher Squad 12. ANTONIO REY Ju nior lunch 4th period . . . always hanging around the parking lot with all my friends . . . Manuel, Clibe, Ig- nacio, Jane, etc. ... I’m Cuban... Recuerdos de Tony .. . Adios. ELAINE MARIE RIELE Warwick . . . lowa . . . white Mus- eine) oo 3 SWAP 27? 2 6 3 INGE! 5 oo GTO ... Bayhead . . . Looney... S 11 71 ane KOnoe. whe Miracle?’ ... 3 26 72... friends . . . Nancy’s «os... homeroom 10, 11, 12 ... college. Chorus 10. SHARON RHEA Together soph. yr. . . . Mrs. Amos at the Neighborhood House . . . beauti- ful people . black suitcase of knowledge . . . day dreaming in 231 . . . getting lost in the old building . . . cutting class. F.B.L.A. 11; Guidance Office 12. NILDA RIVERA Fun in algebra, junior year . . . his- tory and 5th and 6th lunches, ‘71... hanging around with friends in the parking lot... all the times I fell down walking home from school. Girls’ After-School Activities 10; Span- ish Club. DARLENE RICCI AVJTpes tae Cuurols, Uial2aaue cher BUT, Mr. Young!’ . . . once every 4 yrs. eno) eeee NONCY See DON sit there; sit here... 3rd booth... WEB... puppylove .. . college. BETTY ROACH HR Yvonne, Pam, Nasty . . . Spanish 1 il ...MB... yellow charger Bie J Meaicutrionds tren Phillyieecrs 2 27 12 CUHING usu eas DUSINeSss school. 55 YVONNE ROBERTS The three G’s: Guy, George, and Gary ... The Dirty Dozen . . . gym llth 12th grades .. . bad class of ‘73. . . Melody . .. my girl Tyesha . . . Munch, Ronk, Cassie, Sherri, and Kaye... college. PAMELA ROBINSON “Pam”... Wayne... 12 16 70... J.F.K.... Cinderella... D.G. N.A. ... Arizona... K-Gee . . . White Plains =. 4. Corvairs)...)D-J-eie «dahl. SDs Lone eee DUCKY SAnieLROSeseyo is Vick... college. Pom-Pon 11, 12; Class Council 12; Milestone 12; Basketball 11, 12. CLEOLA ROBERTSON Junior lunch . . . vocational room li- brary . library picnic 10 “Jerry” . .. Remember me... . col- lege. Chorus 11; Library Council 10, 11, 12; IE Sk, HO, WL, Ue: NANCY RODRIGUEZ Roach . . . Lenox Ave. . . . summer Ofte] 2e ene CUTING EWIthh Reo Baameme zig-zag . . . We are an island .. . college. ANTHONY ROBINSON Tony ...N.Y.C. . .. I’m gonna live the life | love... the bad gang... I'll always remember L.H., H.M., W.R., C.W.... Mr. R., who helped me... respect... college. Student Council 10; B.S.U. 11, 12; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10. NOILA RODRIGUEZ “Noi” . . . so close, yet so far... the 2 B’s... Florida 7 72 . . . once upon a sailing yo-yo . . . my friends . . . “Handi-Refer” . . . community put-put ... cutting ... Carroll’s... parking lot . . . college. DONNA ROBINSON “Mama Lou” ... bus ride back (FIT) oa eAbbaY aoe NYERZ20 eM Semeur Hr) 24275)... Dorie. allatriendasmen.as pet peeve: high mighty people .. . Act natchal ‘n’ down to earth. LINDA ROSENSTEIN A ver... biology lab . . . Spanish 2703; 4... 4 oth) lunches NeW Year’s Eve . . . home ec. elect... learning to drive. BARBARA ROSENSTOCK Parntyiaeea NEGeaa ithe girls ss... rejects . . . Rock Hudson’s chemistry class . . . summer of ‘71 ... 6 18 71 . .. driving around .. . friendship. Ushers 12; E.A.R.T.H. 12; Office Helper 12; Milestone 12. WILLIE ROULAND Bad lunch 5... fun Friday nights SEE POntyaereaeegitls am parking lot no WWW EMG GRE 6 6 « Gale) 5 6 6 college. Soccer 10, 11; Chorus 10; Football. ABIGAIL ROULAND Abba .. . that special someone. . . soph., jr. gym, Mrs. Jones . . . the good times .. . basketball after school . . . smoking . . . home economics class soph., jr. yr... . cous... Rob ... Moon Mellow. SHARON ROWE Trip in cos . .. yellow bus... Blondy . . . south... Midget... twinky toes... Bob... class of ’73 ... Ida and Jay's cutting . . . John and Midget forever. EUGENE ROYAL “Mean Gene” ... Band ‘72... really together . . . chemistry class ‘72 . . . explosive . . . halftime and pre- game shows? . . . Saturday morning band practice . . . blue ‘63 Fairlane 500 . . . special someone .. . C.P. STEPHANIE ROYAL USA 5 6 3 Te Se lid o 5 o “ele 5 0 6 CAS TR! 6 5 0 ZA) ING) oo 0 INNS Knicks .. . “70” ... It will always be GAWRI. es cuties alRa) 2). rm. 260 11th... cutting classes . . . nurs- ing. Twirling 10; Library Club 10, 11. 58 LINDA ROYALS Special someone . . . S.W. now until? heli TA? oot 6 PMARMTA oF onc, Befolee year... old flames... friends... enemies . . . to all the little people . . . business school. Student Council 12. ROBERT RUMPF “Bob’’ . . . away baseball games in the bus ...3 years math with Mc- Mullen . . . spiked ‘71 . . . football games . . . good times with friends ... ‘58 Chevy .. . college. N.H.S. 11, 12; Entree 10, 11; Student Council Rep. 10, Alt. 11, 12; Baseball LOU A iize DAVID ROYSTER “Rooster” . . . 10th grade algebra, PANXeh (ie PI's a PWIA 6 6 on (thy house . . . that special someone... . Ney Jam, Ge Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Junior Class Rep.; Band 10, 11, 12. DEBORAH RUSSO Bub . . . 6 22 72 . . . cherry cake . +.� summer of ‘72 ... Charlie and Sherry .. . I.C.C. . . . Brown’s house ... Vinnie and Patty ... dances... the auditorium ... 10 15 71... brown Chevy . . . 12 minutes... L.W.Y. SHERRI LYNN ROYSTER “Sherri” . . . always will remember summer of ‘72 and the fun had with all the friends . . . business school . . . love, peace, and power. Twirling, Senior Class Rep. MICHAEL RUBIN Grog. STEPHEN SACK “Why a finger?” ... Muad ‘dib... Cape . . . right down the old gutter . . . whistling . . . ‘Everyone gets theirs.” . . . spaghetti dinner . . . Rifino . . . Schlough . . . spelling... ga se voit .. . Bishop’s hydra. Tennis 10, 11, 12; Entree 10, 11, 12; Chess 12. KEYTH SADLER 41 Kee-dee! Jee) GOtllion +72 as7 omnes Bach Foods . . . partying with W.B., L-Bsa GC. Bo HeW20 WSs Ds Were Gear D:WsG. Een LAs siG.V.B ae Si Rome ceRey L.M., L.N. Junior Class Council; Senior Council; Prom Committee. Class WAYNE SANDERS “Bag’s’” . . . lunch 5th period three years straight . . . swimming pool ‘71, DD Tf DARRELL SCRUBB DARLENE SCHEIDERMAN Sal’’ .. . the gangs... rainy days fee crazy kids best tnends= Elena — 5 years!!! . . . white demons ... drags ... 4th, 5th, 6th lunch . .. groovy English jr. sr. years... “rings” . . . football games . . . My Love. DORI SEABON “Homelit’” ... 3 7 72... New York Knicks with A.R. . . . 6 23 72... Hawaii Kai ... Richard H.... ‘64 gray Chevy ... Blanche G... “Life is what you make it” .. . college. PATRICIA E. SCHMIDTT Being couldn't Spanish. assigned to teachers who understand perfectly good PETER SCHNEEKLOTH Columbia ... 400... May 20th... stepdowns . . . Howard Johnson's... 2emilese mee Boome Asbury Park ae ollysRogersnn-eu points Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Swimming 10. ivy ea AU A a i 60 PATRICIA SECERO Paul! ... 2 27 71... hoppity tooty- fruity... ELMA .. . shore parties, dances, lasagna dinners, carnivals, bowling, movies .. . TRI Vega H.N.Y., friends, baseball, football games, 4th lunch... GIL! ALFONSO SHAVERS = FONnSO gas) B-Aca eA: O:-1,C.Barenieae Rider College as a sophomore . “Cerillo” on the football team ; Funky Gospel Chorus .. . blue Chevy . .. Mr. Robinson’s black history class. Chorus 11; Football 12; D.E. 10. ANITA SHERBY Ann... “Neat” . . . sunshine cards eis a) 2 0 eee MG Les OL 20 71 .. “If” ... We have heaven... business, art. N.H.S. CHARLES N. SHAHEEN, JR. “Chipmunki@. oe nUntic een CKomemene Abbbb .. . brooking ... parties... busted 3:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m... B.S. . . . Westfield lunches . . . con- ventions . . . sandlot football games 2). snurtings 6 Henry Setilienmcr. cemetery .. . Was ist los? Swimming 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, Ut, UZ JULIUS SHELL Cartoonist Extraordinaire . . . “Hass Lacey” ... “Mouse” C... new and old building “runaround” . . crummy pep rallies. Entree 17, 12. THOMAS A. SHIDER The Group ... bass ... jukebox... BLFiS:Taeenenen Crackingiichorus a1 lmcn eee music . . . records — love unlimited ipo FE. R.Poee ne dOOnWoopsmoratne 50’s . . . the girls . . . Bug! Cross Country 12; Chorus 11. JODY SHRAGER Cream of the crop... the cape... on Broadway . . . New Nude Review eeemonRitino).).). .esotericisms. .). . Uncle Mac . . . condescending???... “simultaneous scope grog” .. . duodays . . . Burke . . . everybody gets theirs. ‘ Plaintalk; £.A.R.T.H.; Entree; Mile- stone; N.H.S.; Chess Club; PHS Lit- erary Guild; J.F.A. RICHARD SLAUGHTER May peace, power, and pride be in the hearts of all of my school mates . .. Live to love, and love to live, and make friends everywhere ... 6th lunch 10, 11, 12. Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; J.V. Bas- ketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; B-S:U a lO a patos AVA SMITH Ath per. lunch with Joanie and Sherri . . . summer of ‘72... Monkie... getting mad for no reason at all... That’s you. EVELYN SHUNAMAN Ev... paranoia . . . ESOTERICON ... first times... TAB... obnoxious ee RUCKerS Eee Anncl Keema Sonne JJA ‘72 ...charades ... Mrs. Rifino so o lrehimutelas 5 5 5 WWAVAR 4c Midi” is for yearbook . . . apathy. Entree 10, 17, 12; Plaintalk 117, 12; Milestone, Underclassmen Editor 11, Editor-in-Chief 12; E.A.R.T.H. 11, 12; N.H.S. 12; literary Guild 11, 12. DEBORAH SMITH Debby . . . 5th lunch . . . White Plains... rah, rah...Machl1... Danny E. .. . cutting 6th per... rolling in the grass .. . Little Thelma ... television ... big shoes... age is high . . . six pack! Pom-Pon 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; Drama 12. DENISE SMITH Bruce . . . Dawn’s and my wild week- ends...IT... Prom ‘72... feeling good ... Fridays... Soul Train... Joanne . . . togetherness with Bruce. Twirling 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12 61 i . LINDA SMITH 5th 6th lunch ... Mr. Rob’s class smokin’ homeroom with cool Spiv ... Mrs. Jones’ 2nd period gym class . .. Tyler’s shoes . . . R.M. 200. Band. MARCELLUS SMITH “Bubba” ... movies... poetry... football . . . breakfast . . . genius WeSeg WE, DADy Welly, 1a, Laps Call, PES, TES. 6 on Zbin Toi ooo 2 Seielkey baseball . . . architecture. Football Manager 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 12. PATRICIA SMITH PAUL SORIANO Pat... the vette . . . partying with friends ... Impala... Falcon... “Elma” . . . All-state? . . . “cham- pagne on ice” for 2 years . . . hip- pity hoppity . . . college choices... “dy Ni te Baseball 10, 11, 12. ALFREDA SPELLMAN “Fredaia ei ois) nO. ill) sume Betsey acne. schemes .. . 9 17 72 . . . ‘73 home- room... that very special someone . . . Cedarbrook. Student Council 10, 11; Drill Team 11, 12; Jr. Class Council; Sr. Class Coun- cil. RITA SMITH TR3 .. . fudge . . . California sun- shine . . . sub sandwiches . . . Nancy’s house ... Harvey... sledding... parking Jot). R:S:, 1D ManGenN: Gar J.P. . . . cottage . . . Boone’s farm .. . 5 26 72 . . . college. Tennis 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 10, 11. ARVIS SPENCER Fuzzy .. . special someone . . . David TA, WR, A 2 x o love Zhuo o 6 GE ting 5th . . . football games . . . D.G. R.E.... the big O... Tina and the boys ... Nat’s cakes . . . HR 236 eS PIVEN COOINRH OS; Student Council 11, 12; Junior Class ‘Council; Senior Class Council; School Entertainment 11, 12; Future Nurses of America 10. JULEEN SPENCER SIUC seen sOphiluncheweme 7 0-7 | cutting 8th . . . friends L.P. N.C. . . . Remember the good times we had ... thanks to Mom Dad... “Love the one you‘re with.” ALVIN SPIVEY Jive 254 and 236 . . . black history ‘71... baseball team was gonna rip Barringer off . . . Everything’s cope . . + bachelor foods 6th period . . . Arvis ... Freda . Ava... Linda .. . Debbie. Baseball 10, 11. CATHERINE F. STOLL Katie . . . condescending??? . . . NYC . .. support G.O.L.F.... Brenda. . CBR... 2 hrs. . . . courting with disaster . . . Benjie and Arlo... P.C. ... Luigi ... learn me to swear... summer... Rock... Uncle Mac... later! JCL; Milestone; E.A.R.T.H.; Plaintalk; Entree; N.H.S.; Ushers; PHS Literary Guild. CRAIG STEVENS Praise the Lord ... P-QB4... je ne Sais) pass-ie) Vestibule’.9...) Dy.) 30. Bobby ... Clown .. . Wounded Knee ... lifesavers. Chess Club. MARION WILLIAM STARKS, JR. Senior lunch . . . blue Pinto... Mr. Nero’s history class . . . football games . . . bluebeard . .. D.R. G.H. . . . football practice. Football 12; B.S.U. 117. YVETTE STEWART Ege ssophs lunchicrs a icutting 7 th cindeGthpstucl yjae7 ly, ae7.2 eee WOCK aie: ACS eee B.Di tari, KD: Twirlers 11; F.T.A. 10. ANDREA STONE 4th lunch . . . 7th per. soph. yr... . 6th per. 3 yrs... . 3rd Spanish... cutting . . . language lab . . . Bye, Class ‘72 . . . activity period . . . got cha... college. Library Council 10, 11, 12. 63 64 JANET R. SULLIVAN Lotus Blossom... the B.W. .. . CWC ... breakfast... caliban ... ddrbf Deen lia blocks!taae ny nOrnun-Viemene PC... Arlo... wrecked .. . tennis ae) 2 hours).).)2 .cliquey | ) later. Library Council 10; E.A.R.T.H. 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Student Council 12; Milestone 12. ABRAM SWINGER MELLONY SYLVESTER 6th per. lunch . . . Sr. Class Council ... cutting... 8th per. algebra... Everybody plays the fool sometimes . .. @ special someone... EJ. Re 6 io a SOLS 5-0 iw Telh Library Council 10; Drama Club 11. ELIZABETH W. STONE TAY 5 oun (ROG) oo o “SM” oo ¢ pexerd tite). (eke cog oY oo o USE fatie stud yarnrienae Nancy, s amen 297 71 stig CANARD oo 6 6 VHPEYLS 6 8s Mite Young!” . . . summer nights . . . col- lege. STEVEN STOUT Summer school . . . 120 miles a day . . . can’t make it today .. . what baseball game? .. . Jim’s house... . 1 5 73... B.B, B.Ro eee encolleges MICHELLE Y. SURATT 6th lunch .. . love to H.B., W.H., J.M., A.S., and C.T. .. . special love to A.C. mie enclasses (of) 73 cIndi 75)eeneO Az 72... backstabbers ... parties... PHS, ‘bye . . . college. Class 10; Homeroom Junior Class Council; Senior Council; Basketball Rep. 12. VICTORIA L. TAYLOR SV ICKY saememen SOPH any remnbunnl 2 20 71 Meee OUTACOMMCl msn ag ENGNG 2 mare e's cutting ... Mrs. Hall... later, B.R. LS., be cool ... all my crazy friends . . . college. Pom-Pon Squad 11, 12; Ushering Squad 12; Class Council 11, 12; Stu- ‘ dent Council 10. DORIS TRAMONTANO Dolly .. . soph. lunch... Anita... Cindy ... Pat... Denise . . . Carol ALFONSO TIMMONS Good times good friends . . . that special someone who'll always be dear ... cutting... new breed... What is it?! . . . college. Varsity Football 10, 11, 12. SAM TU ZCindy sate ee pint hiclay i parity Mca. 8 18 72 . . . empty dance floor... 5 oo (CHINAS 5 6 6 BET 6 6 5 DV] scare . , . sleepy foot . . . Edison . . . bookkeeping . . . Hey, Mirota Drive-In . . . lost en route ... opes . . . What’s happening, Miss Best?... and the hot rock ,.. home late .. . swimming ... graduation ‘73 ... love biting nails. ... 10-23-6. Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Piaintalk 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12; Wrestling 12; N.H.S. 11, 12. ALEX TUCCIARONE RALPH TUCKER Wood ... metal . . . machine... Looking forward to being a cartoonist Gike¥s)'s to et WAGNAL Zo oe ZNMDES hc . . . highest degree of black belt in plumbing . . . sub center. karate .. . family of my own later in life. 65 66 IRVIN THOMAS TURNER Babyaonctt: eeisees4 55 4) ONLUNChpeees Mrs. Hall . . . smokin’ . . . partying hearty 10, 11, 12... cool Mr. Young . cuttin’ classes . . . 4th, 5th, 6th per. ... “new breeds” ... can’t turn back now! B.S.U.; Wrestling 10, 11; Weight Lift- ing 10, 11. MARK D. UMANSKY Une Fletch’... Schiffman. ©. Hei- delberg, Munich, Hofbrauhaus, Wurz- burg. 71) 2.6585 slurpiess.es0) D:R:R-We . . . Wednesdays . . . goodbye P.H.S. college? German Club 10. CLARE VAN BLAKE 9 5 72 forever Promises, Promises . . . California and the beautiful brothers . . . the girls si eMits Je0 ee hArevyou: ready, ice | can make it if | try... later. Student Council 11; Jr. Class Council fi. “Clare” RICHARD UMANSKY Flags . Mara . Linda 44,000 at party . shore... college. Fletcher . . =)2) Debbieneae PEL IM CIGsSECICISSietenr 6 WACOM 6 oc RODNEY URQUHART “Band-Aid” . . . semicutting . . . ‘66 Chevy ... Room 216... Mrs. Hall’s Room.213 . . . Union County Tech- nical Institute . . . You think you’re real slick . . . Cedarbrook Park... binoculars. CASSIE VADEN “Sassy Cassie” . . . that special some- one, Frankie . . . my “ace” buddies Yvonne and Sherri . . . to my young, gifted, and black sisters, one more year ...3 years of 4th lunch. Student Council 10, 11, 12; Jr. Class Council 11; Nurse’s Helper 10, 11, 12; Cardinal 12. DAVID VELINSKY “Dave”... red VW... 3 lunches ... surfing ... nights on the G.S.P. ... Israel... skiing until 1:00 A.M. ... the hook... cruising Long Beach ... college. Ski Club 10, 11, 12. ROBERT VON STEVEN WALTERS Dishevelled, broken down Buick .. . Who has a license? . . . whistling “E”’ . .. floor to Perry’s . . . Uncle Lou ... Wallers. Varsity Swimming 10, 11, 12; Entree TO, 11; 125 RAYMOND VITO Setter 5 oo (HNRAIMIS 5 5 5 Sulb and 6th lunch . . . sub-teachers . . . prom soph. year .. . also, sr. year Pr 5 oo TAWENIOS . 4 “ie Se JOSEPH F. WAGNER, JR. “The Groove” ... “The Doo, Super Groove, Kro, Alley, Weasel and the YS” a 5 o liter a o o INKEs, IMS: andithesgitisies G-Cae CO. JV. Soccer 10; Varsity 11, 12; Var- sity Track 11, 12; A.V. 10; Usher 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12. CHARLENE WASHINGTON June . . . He’s that special someone that I’Il never forget . . . 8 23 70 . .. Mr. Tyler was a smoking home- room teacher . . . hang-in with the right-on class of ‘73. 68 ANNETTE D. WATSON Oranges” . . . the Malibu .. . 11 23 71 ... within my heart, within my mind, within my very soul—Leroy . the fine brothers and sisters. DANIEL E. WEBSTER, III Remember! . . . all the herbs in the parking lot... J.W., B.W., D.M., Frog Man ... Monk Man... the big one, K.L. KENNETH WELLS “Kenny” ... 5th lunch 3 years... “red Mustang” . . . talking to the girls . . . college parties . . . get on good foot . . . that special someone ... college. Indoor Track 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. LATANIA WASHINGTON R.D.W. ... 6th lunch 3 years... jamming times in the parking lot (wine!) . . . Mr. Young cut slips . . . smoking class of ‘73. CARON WATKINS iKay'tl2).). new schoolienacnc omememe good times in Mr. B’s class... C and D) bike (Stee GYMin.2 .e. [a GYM 2 oe fun With friends iy -aeiL-oeenemen TON with B.W. RANDOLPH Z. WELLS, JR. “Butch” . . . talking to that special someone ... Sherry C. .. . forever . . | try over and over again... Sherry and Butch. AUDREY M. WHITE “Mrs. Chandler,” 2 10 73 . . . Skip- per, always . . . our little memory, 1 24 72 . . . LATIN BROTHERS of ‘72... . forever friends . . . teachers — Robinson, Marsh, Mrs. Jones... 5 30 70, ‘the first time ever | saw your face.” Student Council 10, 11, 12; Class Council 12; Grievance Committee 12; Usher 12; N.H.S. 11, 12. CAMILLE WHITE 2 3 70 eee) Ose Phun Let Sustay, together” . . . Mustang . . . Cougar 5-66 inet) 6 o SUB is ad Mil Soe Asleep? D: DatesenlV Sake san RoSetet ats WA Bas i Let ae ihe bee 6 BMS nen ies “love, peace, and happiness.’” Jr. Class Council 11; Sr. Clas s Coun- cil 12; B.S.U. 10. I DWIGHT LAMONT WIGGS HERS 266 Oe “Love Rides the Rails,” ‘71 (Simon Darkway) . . . Mac- beth ‘72 and travelling play, Macduff Ht Elyerae latesrehearsalsin friends . . . good-luck fellow ‘73 class members. Drama 10, 11, 12; Track; Football; School Play 10, 11, 12. PRISCILLA ANN WILLIAMS Gladiator . . . Oreo . What's up? ... Brillo ... sisters . . . the girls ... the tip . . . graduation UE Eee sp bUG-eV esi nai CthOgn mats the little white box .. . driving Thanksgiving game ‘71 .. . bye friends. Color Guard 11, Co-Capt. 12; Library Council 10, 11; Drama Club 10; Mes- senger 12; Plaintalk 10; Reach-Out 10; Basketball 10; Milestone 12. JOHN T. WILLIAMS Playing in the halls on the second floor with the gang . . . Remember the DUWOP! .. . goodbye to all my friends of 1971... class of ‘73. Track 17, 12; Basketball! 10, 11, 12. SANDRA WILLIAMS Sandy ... guitars... friends... the best . . . junior lunch . . . Mk2 eaten Massie). ncirportsi |.) se baby blues . . . summer ‘72 .. . Chi Ro ... goodbyes... islands... . Silence is golden . . . college. E.A.R.T.H. 11, 12; Plaintalk 12. VERONICA WILLIAMS SARAH WILLIAMS THEODIOS WILSON LINDA WILSON DARLENE LORRAINE WILSON BONNIE WRIGHT PETE 5 6 o COM no 6 MOE” © 5 « “Bon” . .. soph. lunch . . . senior 8 26 72 ... “Love Jones” ... Vell, lunch . . . green Pontiac . . . boys out Paula, Val, Rainy . . . Memories with of town ... long lost love in soph. “H.B.G.” . . . “mind blowing experi- year... “parties” . . . going to ences” . . . Thanks, Mom, Dad .. . movies with that special someone. Army ... 1 miss himl!! . . . airline career . . . that special someone: Gil- ford. Outreach 10, 11, 12; Sr. Class Coun- cil; B.S.U. 10, 11, 12; Pom-Pon Squad 10; Pep Squad 12; Milestone 12. THEODORE WRIGHT VANCE YOUNG RENAE YOUNGER Nana ... senior lunch... swan... someone special ... 1B... rides to Carrols . . . partying . . . GH, RL, DM, MS ... Tony .. . lonely bore . .. seniors hat... affectable .. . loveable. DEREK YANCEY MARY ANN YANNAZZONE ALA 3 3 SYAW ova GIES co atc what’s the story, morning glory? ... Yardville ... Firebird . . . Mike’s bad parties . . . hanging on the corner ‘) pee can) opener 4 E-VONNE a: LiLaeeeiee endsi ena anchoomchoom mess happiness . . . cutting. MARGARET YOUNG a N a co oe co ee are ce Se hones a Regt a 1 ee 2 ter, rvis A David Roys McKoy, Dessie Spencer, Cynthia Barclay, Teresa Black, Brian Clark, Pamela Robinson, Alfonso Timmons, THIRD ROW as oD) a =O =o ° ° 2= -2 ° zo) gees D Oo) (0 = og a Le = S lu Stes . c +e ZED 2 oS (hl ef fe] oes co 2 oe a ao) Sinus 1) fame $2 Orca 2 esse Sets —- =o Ss fa Ie} oO [a4 = 5 Oe oD eo nor. is] o x qe ee SO £ oe es oa Sy re) UO Ww Ww Darlene Hall Joyce Petty, ight Paula Bryant, Darlene Wilson. left to r son, Alfreda Spellman, ’ Ray, John Greer, Keyth Sadler, Billie S. Braxton, Robert Nichols, FIRST ROW, SS eis aan 74 high school children in your worn blue jeans taking notes you don’t care what it means freed at last from eating collard greens soon be working for the big machines leave contusion with the fleeting teens new adulthood earn your bread and beans weight-commitments dull the freedom scenes drive you into taking benzedrines. Mistepau-Scamin-Dilligat Plaintalk, 1972 me ft @ Fe ee ee iim nseaebaseasinmeemmanmmeen poem enn amtsntnett Hr DP ae Sy z im tai 8 - Parents Reject Principal Seathernr Ladw Biltarcon Anta Fawn as S | FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE oO Se Y) a Soe rare ie PAP an ‘ —— ){o= i ne ad ceenen ce pe oo sor go a 3m ae ae ee eee: ® � . or bh son. ood: k t thin A ad, bu b oth ‘to Isn . there eng ‘eith ing ing — ae Tae Ya 4 yy | pri { A) Is.a t “meil es i mak t so Nay bist X { ' espeare ) -Shak 1% x} JU NOS FIRST ROW, left to right: Wanda Schank, Marilyn Williams (secretary), Belinda Tyler, Pam Freeman, Joyce White (vice-president), Beverly Braxton (president), Guise DeCristofaro. SECOND ROW: Reneé Howard, Sherryll Howe, Brenda King, Debbie Charles, Ivy Robinson, Tanya Hines, Gail Thomas, Janet Lowery. THIRD ROW: Pam Daves, Debbie Wyatt, Karen he Bitte Aa % (tetedaaded e4 Brown, Rayna Teemer, Cheryl Granger, Sheena Callander. FOURTH ROW: Glenn Koon, Steve Johnson, Robert Harris, Hampton Bailey, Lawrence Overy, Donald Reeder. Knight. FIFTH ROW: Mitchel Morer, John Butler, Keith 100 FIRST ROW, left to right: Veronica Abromaitis, Valerie Allen, Robert Bacher, Michiko Armstrong, Dawne Anderson, Carl Avery. SECOND ROW: Zena Anderson, Marjorie Almes, Vanessa Adams, Laura Anklo- witz, Nancy Abeles, Michael Andro- shick. THIRD ROW: James Anderson, Robert Allen, Deborah Armstrong, Hampton Bailey, Gwendolyn Alexan- der, Charles Anderson, Mark Arm- strong, John Austin. ABSENT: Marirza Abreo, Deborah Brandon, Alberta Brown. 138 FIRST ROW, left to right: Steven Brown, Patricia Boykin, Darleen Brown, Dinita Brown, Leisa Brown, Leroy Brundidge, Patricia Brown. SECOND ROW: Rensford Bodden, Elyce Brown, Laura Briddle, Patsy Boyd, Priscilla Boxerbough, Karen Brown, Corrine Briddle, Beverly Braxton, Elaine Boone, Celeste Brown. THIRD ROW: Teddy Brown, Willy Brame, Kenneth Brown, Daniel Al- varez, Ronald Brown, Timothy Brad- shaw, Willie Lee Davis, Tom Brown, Harold Brown. ABSENT: Phillip Brown, James Adam Brown, Janice Brown, Janet Brown, Eduardo Cas- tano. 118 FIRST ROW, left to right: Dar- lene Blount, Bobby Belin, Mi- chael Bloom, Annette Blair, Glenn Barron. SECOND ROW: Wendi Barner, Jeanetta Billups, Audrey Bell, Tootie Bealer, George Barksdale, Rhonda Black, Willie E. Boatwright, Tony Basile. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Black, Hazel Banks, Morton Bar- laz, Fred Banks, Andrew Bar- ron, Gigi Baskerville. ABSENT: Speedy Barron, Tyree Basker- ville, Sandra Barlow, Marcos Cardona, Diane Bennett, Bar- bara Banks, Gillmore Barber, Della Barnes, Tamaar Barrios, Harvey Banks. 141 FIRST ROW, left to right: Steven Cabbell, Richard Carlino, Rodney Bullock, Donna Carter, Venus Butler, Sharon Bufkin. SECOND ROW: Valerie Burns, Ernest Bul- lock, Alexis Denise Campbell, Kenneth Carmichael, Marcelyn Carnegie, John But- ler. 148 FIRST ROW, left to right: Joan Coleman, Grace Chance, Deborah Charles, Gwen- dolyn Kirkland, Iris Colon, Choo Nam Janet Copeland. SECOND ROW: Keith Cooper, Donald Gamble, Kendall Cooper, Rickey Clark, Richard Cobbs, Willie Clark, Neville Copeland. ABSENT: Vanessa Chandler, Denise Chisolm, David Clark, Michael Clark, Ruth Clarke, Vincent Chiles, Deborah Collins, Rosalinda Colon, Sylvester Harris, Arlene Hunt. 149 FIRST ROW, left to right: Donna Davis, Debbie DeBoise, Lisa Farrar, Linda Cox, Pamela Daves. SECOND ROW: Collen DeVico, Elizabeth Snell, Linda Davis, Kar- lene Davis, Arlene Davis. THIRD ROW: Ronald Davis, Francine Cummings, John Cunningham, Gregory Davis, John Hen- derson, Calvin Davis. ABSENT: Warren Crute, William Dodson, Katherine Lee. Sail spaasceot oP against FIRST ROW, left to right: Cindy Fer- tig, Debra Ellsweig, Margie Smith, Diane Edwards, Margie Doyle. SEC- OND ROW: Keith Foster, Pam Free- man, Gary Dorsey, Toni Dunn, Neil Flanagan, Jane Frost, Jonathan Fear, Michael Fallet. THIRD ROW: George Ferguson, Jerome Hicks, Clifton Freshwater, Ronald Edelson, James Fowler, James Foster, Cynthia Free- man, Mrs. Floyd. ABSENT: Barry Eure, Roxanne Eure, Gregory Fitz, Michael Fitzgerald, Theresa Foglia, Franklin Fox. WR ONS SR Re He as Sos we ns ee ee sar cris oS 206 FIRST ROW, left to right: Michael High, Wanda Harris, a member of another homeroom; Felicia Hawkins, Sue Herz, Deborah Hawkins. SEC- OND ROW: Everett Hardy, Catherine Hengel, Beverly Hellebrand, Beverly Hervey, Tanya Hines, THIRD ROW: Jeremiah Hodge, Kimball Higgs, Robert Harris, Lee Hanson, Ronnie Harmon. ABSENT: Karen Hall, Bonnie Harris, Carolyn Harris, Mark Harris, Debra Hayden, Walter Hermann, Frances Hernandez, Anthony Hewins, Willie Hewins, Clider Hidalgo, Karen Hill, Christopher Holbrook, Wayne Holley, Terry Holmes, Robert Lynch, Geoffrey Gougoulis, Jeffrey Morgan. 204 FIRST ROW, left to right: Nancy Gi- annotti, Debra Greenman, Annese Goodwin, Lillian Fryar, Zora Greene, Carol Waddell. SECOND ROW: Hur- ley Jones, Samuel Glover, Scott Haas, Barry Grimm, Charles Grimes, Ira Goldberg, Beth Gandler. THIRD ROW: Dwight Gatling, Valerie Graves, Howard Graves, Rose Gor- don, Willie Green Sheryl Granger, Marcia Grant. ol 208 FIRST ROW, left to right: Debra James, Cheryl Jarmon, Joyce White, Nancy Jackson, Arnie Johnson, Linda Jennings, Sherryll Howe. SECOND ROW: Eugene Jackson, Lillian Jack- son, Roger Hopkins, Denise Jackson, Kim Howell, Joyce Johnson, Randolph Hunter. THIRD ROW: Gerald Jack- son, Gregory Jackson, John Jesper- son, June Johnson, Renee Howard, Randy Jenkins, Craig Jembrysek, Mr. Beyer. ABSENT: Linda Jackson, Rob- ert Horner, George Madison, Cecelia Johnson, Laurence Hurling, Ingram Jenkins, Jeanne Johnson. 210 FIRST ROW, left to right: Sheila Johnson, Diane Jones, Diantha King, Rudetta John- son, Lovella Johnson, Pauline King, Jackie Jones. SECOND ROW: Linda Kolokowski, William Joyner, Tong Kim, Stevan Jones, Samuel Johnson, Gisela Koller, Keith Knight, Gladys King. THIRD ROW: William Kearny, Vanessa Ponder, Brenda King, Ernest Jordan, Stevan Johnson, Ron Kal- ban, Peter Kozlowski, Peter Kirby, Glenn Koon. ABSENT: James Keim, Kenneth Jor- dan, Diana Johnston. 220 FIRST ROW, left to right: Glenn Miller, James Mickens, Tom Medley, Robin Mitch- ell, Tom Mikla, Tony Martin. SECOND ROW: Sue Spigner, Joan Melnick, Paula Mayers, Darlene Martin, Regina Mills, Cal- vin McCrea, Willamae Middleton, Kathy Midgett. THIRD ROW: Scott Minister, Art Mayes, Cornell Spady, Tony Mendel, John Mayer. ABSENT: Jay Inman, Carol Mat- tern, Carlos Mendez, Rich Midgett, Doug Millard, Kim Mitchell. 216 FIRST ROW, left to right: Delmar Law- son, Scott Mahnken, Ovie Lattimore, Dale Liberty, Richard Longo. SECOND ROW: Ana Cardona, Sharon Manning, Joan Lee, Margie Krampf, Lyneite Lubbs, Warren Laube, Joann Lane, Faye Lee. THIRD ROW: Cliff Jennings, Ann Marie Maragh, Kim MacConnell, Janet Lowery. ABSENT: Linda Lake, Daisy Lane, Derek Lattimore, Louise Lizzi, Keith Long, Travis Lowery, Ruth Ann Lyles, Cheryl Lytle, Ken Lytwyn, Willie Major, Alise Nelson, Lynn Milli- gan, Wanda Castellanos. 226 FIRST ROW, left to right: Anthony Cath- cart, Rosalyn Cathcart, Ellis Bealer, Ter- rence Allen, Calvin Deck, Donna DeVico, Giusepina DeCristofaro, Linda DiMura, John Caulfield (kneeling). SECOND ROW: Diane Smith, Jackie Cox, Lourdes Delgado, Gayeann DiSanti, Geneva Cox, Cynthia Cox, Laura Diamond, Tom Caulfield. THIRD ROW: Rod Blocker, Pat Cerillo, Ed- gardo Petit, Jack Caruso, Dale Anderer, Danny DeVico, Mr. A. Rinko. ABSENT: Wil- liam Bailey, Julio Coronado, Jose Ramos, Julius Aaron, Kathleen Caulfield. eT e Hi WER 8 SoA UE OE Tie thea PRR A. Sm teen i Syne 228 FIRST ROW, left to right: Dan Myers, Tom Myers, Elizabeth Neblett, Mitchell Morer, Mr. Williamson. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Moore, Steven Morgan, Robert Morse, Margie Moore, Lonnie Nathanson, Sharon Moore. THIRD ROW: Barbara Nelson, Robert Mucciagrossi, Peter Morton, Rudy Newsome, John T. Newton. ABSENT: Mi- chael Morgan, Barbara Moore, Keith My- ers, Garry Rhea, John Walton, Regina Moye, Angela Moye, April Motley, Amos Pyles. 232 FIRST ROW: Terri Pinino, Joanne Pelle- grino, Gwen Phillips, Lise Ostroff. SEC- OND ROW: Victor Perez, Richard Parris, Terry Phillips, Jerry Pellegrino, Juan Ortiz, Paul Perry. THIRD ROW: Steve Owens, Martin Nolan, Vincent Parks, Mike O ’ Leary, Scott O’Conner, Larry Overy, Gene Peterson. 238 FIRST ROW, left to right: Dorothy Plante, Anna Porcile, B. Morgan, Y. Roberts, C. Robinson, Mrs. Jaczko. SECOND ROW: Alvin Robertson, William Puryear, Rodney Reid, Jon Polishook, Ralph Preston, John Pratt, Calvin Rhea, William Pitt, Mark Riley, Thomas Noel. ABSENT: Robert Pitt, Beth Ann Plummer, Doris Potts, Ronald Powell, Robin Reaves, Debra Reed, Donald Reeder, Joyce Rice, Robert Roane, Ther- man Roane, Warren Roane, C. Robinson, B, Weatherspoon, g : € : RRR B95 “on SAR AR Eek 242 IRST ROW, left to right: Gail Lee, Gailesa smith, Deborah Shider, Wanda Schenck, sharon Seymore, Barry Scholnik. SECOND tOW: Norma Smith, Elaine Smythe, Beth ‘ jinteff, Michael Scott, Ann Marie Schiappa, ‘am Schuster, Val Schuster. THIRD ROW: Aarlene Wesley, Beverly Saunders, Clyde bhiffer, Hardy Shaw, James Scruggs, Paul jaunier, Russell Smith, Bryan Scrubb. ee Re er emer ; we = ree ee - ii HEE 241 FIRST ROW, left to right: Eric Rowe, Lurine Royals, Maria Sanchez, Virginia Santillo, Joyce Robinson. SECOND ROW: Clide San- chez, George Sanchez, Eva Shadowski, Michael Santora, Ivy Robinson, David Rowe. THIRD ROW: C. Miceli, Larry Robin- son, Ignacio Rodrigues, Joe Rymer, Ken- neth Robinson, Peter Sand, Martin Salo- wey. ABSENT: Sandy Townsend, Eva Rob- inson, Sharon Robinson, Paulette Roscoe, Alan Johnson, Ray Robinson, Gloria Staton, Theresa Romasz, Camille Rocco. 243 FIRST ROW, left to right: Peter Tan- zer, Stephen Tucker, Jackie Stone, Rayna Teemer, Gail Thomas, Mr. Ar- thur Knowles. SECOND ROW: James Thomas, Arthur Spivack, Charles Thompson, James Trabilsy, Anthony Tweedy, Patricia Thompson. THIRD ROW: James Sylvester, Louis Spann, Henry Turley, James Stevenson, Frank Toth, Allen Thompson, Mark Szulecki. ABSENT: Laguila Stem- bridge, Maurice Stewart, Shirley Strond, Cheryl Thomas, Tommy Tierno, Marjorie Tromp, Nathaniel Williams, Debra Stewart, Richard Gryzel, Her- bert Soletto. HEN ss 260 FIRST ROW, left to right: Diane Wicks, Keith Vandunk, Nellie Vasquez, Helen Whiteside, Hazel Wiggins, Carlene Waters. SECOND ROW: Joanne Vaughn, Belinda Tyler, Joan VanBrunt, Roscoe Wallace, Corinne Whitner, Stewart Wallace, Joyce Wilkerson. THIRD ROW: Debbie Vaden, Paul Wagner, Leroy Washington, George Well, Frank Utley, Michael William, Charles Whitlock. ABSENT: Savannah Williams, Glinda Saunders, Judi Willard, Leanne Wheeler, Wilmore Williams, Rob- ert Vanfleet, Rhonda Vanderveer, Lenore Tyler. et a 2 TONLE 266 FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Silverman, Ronnie Williams, Marilyn Williams, Albert Williams, Karen Younger, Cecil Williams. SECOND ROW: Richard Zotti, Joe Williams, Angelina Williams, Andrean Williams, Jen- nifer Jones, LouMitchel Wright. THIRD ROW: Ernest Youngblood, Juanita Wilson, Deborah Wyatt, Levern Wilson, member of another homeroom, Mr. Vanderhayden. ABSENT: Lorrain Wilson, Betty Wilson, Judy Zuccarini, Anthony Williams, Teddi Wynn, Dana Wilson, Robert Woodruff, Daniel Woods, Richard Woodley. Soe SO OS OrcEe =5 0 COlees a ctl 5 r= fe} Poo Vv Stars O83 Ce) Se ss aos ar oe 35. Se Eos =§ te or oss =O ges o See Pen eee ry fo) (0). f= Eu so EO moore eds 295 SOr g Ss Cc eaoee wi 2 8 oe 5053 ORE ox ¥ = as Ex ¥= — Yo=ss gf 2s x = PS oe 2 oo Oo = a 2 oiza Dine 06 ® = a= et 6) 5 ahh fH) eae : Sf 5 Sete ee oZ £0 ga OY apse 2m oy Pee G Ss ® gto - ® = @ bDoe vee aes N pieeeen Ore = a ec ps i oir com 5 0 omer? = 0 ec Seige Pete rhe - 325 Se ce Oe Dtsca Sas Qe pp am Ol— ss 2 =. OS = 5 -p Eo SUSE Oe Se for CO e¢ st ee mes eoos Letaw 120 FIRST ROW, left to right: Tanya Adams, Kathy Bailey, Sylvia Allen, Hubert Banks, Margo Anderson, Clifton Alexander, Larry Ball, Phillip Anderson, Pam Banks. SEC- OND ROW: Charles Banks, Wayne Ar- mour, Craig Allen, Glenn Allen, Debbie Adams, Gary Bailey, Tony Ball, Wanda Adams, Wendi Armstrong, Delphine Arm- strong, Donna Austin, Hollyanna Abel. ABSENT: Michelle Adams, William Ahern, Clarence Aiken, Sylvia Allen, Evelyn AI- varez, Wanda Anderson, Tyrone Moore. 132 FIRST ROW, left to right: Arlene Brady, Michele Buchala, Alan Best- icker, Paul Brack, Michele Breen. SECOND ROW: Khessa Bouie, Adri- anne Brown, Roxanne Brooks, Mark Bradby, Diane Brown, Rose Bullock, Clarence Brown, James Brown. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ciliberto, Jennifer Bar- tholomew, Roenette Bragg, Kevin Bowie, Clyde Brooks, Alexander Brooks, Beaches Bullock, Cleophus Brooks, Ill. ABSENT: Wendy Bran- don, James Brodie, Bernice Broken- bough, David Bronson, Carol Brown, David Brown, William Brown, Samuel Cox, Daniel Brack, Barry Eure. 122 FIRST ROW, left to right: Alfred Boatwright, Thomas Boyis, Willie Be- lin, Leslie Barner, David Bolles, Anna Belin, Yetta Belin, Gwendolyn Blak- ney, Jonathan Bloom. SECOND ROW: Michael Black, Herbert Billups, Clifford Boerema, Joan Biggs, Bar- bara Black, Karla Battle, Cheryl Barnes, Dolores Barksdale, Joyce Belin, Angela Battone. 163 FIRST ROW, left to right: David Craft, Chris Coulton, Joe Collins, Linda Davidson, Gloria Concepcion, Pat Coward, Jim Columbo, Charles Curvin. SECOND ROW: Charles Craddock, Nilsa Colon, Rowland Crawford, Kim Daniels, Terry Col- lins, Charles Dabney. THIRD ROW: Mr. Chrisicos, Jerome Coney, Calvin Council, Mike Concillo, Baronese Cunningham, Sue Collins, Rebecca Cole, Jackie Cook, Frank Drayton. ABSENT: John Coletta, Henry Condit, Jose Coronado, Paul Cortese, Emory Craig, Hattie Crane, Kim Culven, Doug Dabney, Bob Daleo. 134 FIRST ROW, left to right: James Callands, Taryn Cathcart, Joyce Clark, Robyn Car- michael, Maureen Chambers, Cynthia Clark, Debra Caldwell, Santander Cor- dona. SECOND ROW: Albert Camacho, Wendell Clary, David Clarke, Michael Cel- letto, Gail Calhoun, Eric Christiansen, In- grid Chambers, Janice Childress. THIRD ROW: William Carson, Joanne Carlino, Michael VanBrunt, James Carter, Kenneth Carden, Vanessa Burton, Lynn Canty. AB- SENT: Sharon Burroughs, Arthur Burson, Gary Burton, Bretta Calhoun, Carmine Carrano, Sherrel Clark, Cinda Cleckley. 164 FIRST ROW, left to right: Barbara Duhart, Debbie Drelich, Gary DiSanti, Leevenia Dollard, Debbie Douglas. SECOND ROW: Curtis Doyle, Zachary Dillard, Bobby Da- vis, Alyse Doyle, Beatrice Duin, Alan Edel- son, Ruben Donis. THIRD ROW: Iris Dixon, Kristina Edwards, Karen Drayton, Jeff Dunn, Joseph Douglas, David Dutton, Sam- mee Davis, David Davis. ABSENT: Esther Davis, Dominick Dilello, Brenda Dodson, Nancy Douglas, Kim Ergle, Charles Edelen. 202 FIRST ROW, left to right: Joan Fischer, Sandra Estrin, Joan Eubanks, Joyce Fowler, Kay Elder, Janet Flower, Nadine Felton. SECOND ROW: Wilberta Fitz, Kathleen Esteves, Hannah Ford, Caroline Faraone, Deborah Esolda, Thomas Foley, Eugene Flod, Kathleen Evans, Mr. Mades, Corne- lius Ericksen. ABSENT: Roberta Edwards, Eric Elder, Carol Elmore, Deborah Eure, Billy Evans, Cynthia Evans, Margaret Evans, Lucy Fisher, Mark Fitz, Al Ford, Betty Foster, Terry Franklin, Rey Freeman, Vanessa Cathcart, Michele Jackson, Caro- lyn Harris, Ezre Cox. 218 FIRST ROW, left to right: Greg Gordon, Gil Hanna, Tonya Grant, Craig Hammond, Paul Griesé, Debbie Gray. SECOND ROW: Ted Greene, Marie Hall, Peggy Hall, Kevin Green, Debra Hammond, Elaine Greene, Patty Graves, Tari Ann Grimes. THIRD ROW: Mr. W. Ehrlich, Franklin Greene, Charles Gray, Stuart Greer, Greg Griggs, Janyce Gwyn, Maurice Grimes, Mike Win- ters, Terrance Hamshar. ABSENT: Isaac Grant, Randell Grant, Felicia Gray, Diane Green, Ernest Green, Steven Green, James Grundy, Ardell Hannah, Sue Ann Harchar. 214 FIRST ROW, left to right: Michael Golden, Marc Golden, Casper Fresh- water, Debbie Garlick, Priscilla Gar- rett, Isaac Glover, Wayne Gillette. SECOND ROW: Marie Paul Galicki, Charles Gillon, Inez Goodwin, Debra Goines, Michele Hopkins, Emma Gar- cia, Wynette Finley. THIRD ROW: Horace Freshwater, Rosemary Fuller, Vincent Gault, Brian Gargiule, Ed Gawel, Margaret Gillon. ABSENT: Major Gaffney, Chris Garguile, Ca- tonya Garner, William Gibbs, Cal- vin Gilbert, Jill Goetz, Bobby Haw- thorne, Elaine Gaskins. et 221 FIRST ROW, left to right: Leother Harris, Janet Henderson, Sharon Harris, Ellie Hardy, Jeb Hennessey, Vincent Hidalgo. SECOND ROW: Jack Hill, a member of another homeroom, Clifton Hill, a member of another homeroom, Dorothy Hicks, Gregory Herring, Brian Harvey. THIRD ROW: George Hardison, Kevin Hawkins, Paul Henahan, Ruben Heany, Lyn Hill, Keith Hawks, Nancy Hochheiser. ABSENT: Darvid Harden, Victoria Harrell, Kim Har- ris, Kirk Harris, Gregory Hawkins, Anthony Hatten, Tianne Hassenbey, Treasell Hen- derson, Karla Brandon, Brenda Hendericks, Norman Henry, Venetia Hicks. 223 FIRST ROW, left to right: Aaron Jackson, Anthony Jackson, Isaiah Jackson, Paul Howard, Emanuel Howell, Robert Hone. SECOND ROW: Ike Howard, Kelly Holmes, Nathan Hollis, William Hocker, Willie Hun- ter, Lonny Haines, Darrielle Hodge, Janice Inman. THIRD ROW: David Hoover, Richie Howell, Earl Holley, Milagros Anoujar, Eddie Howell, Celia Hodges, Cristoria Hughes, Alice Iwanowski. ABSENT: Can- dace Holaday, David Hollander. 224 FIRST ROW, left to right: Jerome Jackson, Janet Jesperson, Janice Johnson, Cather- ine Johnson, Sharon Jarmon. THIRD ROW: Michael Jenkins, Cassandra Johnson, Kim Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Joanne Jackson, Valerie Jarrett, Jackie Jasper. THIRD ROW: Benjamin Johnson, Elaine Johnson, Brian Jenkins, Kevin Johnson, Darcelle Jeter, Kirk Johnson, Michael Johnson. ABSENT: Roxie Jenkins. 233 FIRST ROW, left to right: Vernie Jones, Beverly Jones, Connie Jones, Sylvia Jor- dan, Pamela Johnson. SECOND ROW: Ruby Jones, Christine Jordan, Michelle Johnson, Bonnie Keeter, Willis Jones, Ste- ven Josephs, Christopher Killeya. THIRD ROW: Ronald Jones, Jeff Jones, Joyce Kearney, John Kelly, Samuel Johnson, Paul Jones, Richard Johnson. ABSENT: Sarah Johnson, Gregg Jones, Joanne Jordan, Barbara Kearney, George Keller, David Kelly, Mary Kelly, Sheree Kelly, John Ker- encey, Terry Jones, Robert Jones. ey oe : 21 io 8 is é we Oe oe Be e 250 FIRST ROW, left to right: Danny Lizzi, Leonard Lizzi, Mark Makowski, Cathy Logie. SECOND ROW: Karen Maring, Pat Mauldin, Malinda Long, Michael Martens, Kevin Manley, Jo- seph Maree, Vicky Mayes. THIRD ROW: Mark Marcantonio, Mike Mar- tin, Curtis Martin, Ralph Marshall, Brian Martin, Chris Martin, Louis Mayer. ABSENT: Lisa Maron, Brenda Mauldin, Vicky Mason, Lynn Lytle, Jeffrey Morris, Bill MacWhinney, John Lytwyn, Sherilyn Martin, Dawn Konscol. 244 FIRST ROW, left to right: Perry King, Andy Lasner, Linda Lee, Renee Lawrence, Judy Lee. SECOND ROW: Donna Knight, Karen Lamarr, Macenia Liddle, Sharon Larry, Carolyn Lacks, Greg Lanfer, THIRD ROW: Ken Lattimore, Ronald Liggins, Michael Laws, Donna King, Kim Kleiner, Joe Las- siter, Mr. Chabak. ABSENT: Fonda Long, Elston Long, Helen Liskowists. 251 FIRST ROW, left to right: David McCarthy, Cleanora McGowan, Rita Mendel, Gerry Mazzetta, Debra Meddick, Mike McCarthy. SECOND ROW: Brian McCormick, Mike K. Miller, Linda Michaux, Denise Miller, Donna Miller, Rosemary Williams, Natalie Midg- ett. THIRD ROW: Debra McCoy, Robin Miller, Diane McCauley, Sheila McCormick, Gregory McCray, Thomas McCarthy. AB- SENT: Hilton Mayton, Janice McDougle, Mary McGarry, Karen Miller, Christopher O’Nieal. 254 FIRST ROW, left to right: Bruce Morgan, David Morgan, William Mills, Dan Morgan, Sandra Mills, Sergio Montiel, Karen Mitch- ell. SECOND ROW: David Muse, Allan Morrison, Elena Morer, Karen Nagy, Robert Morgan, Jeffrey Moore, Orin Morrison. THIRD ROW: Sherilyn Moore, Cathleen Mitchell, Myrna Moore, Elvera Mitchell, Walter Mosley, Frank Myers, Milton Mur- phy, Isabel Moore. ABSENT: Nadine Moore, Jasper Miller, Janie Minder, Timo- thy Moore, Florence Moore, Tony Moore, Envina Morales, Doris Moffett, Gerald Na- than, Tanya Morgan. 256 FIRST ROW, left to right: Robin Pa- tillo, Linda Nepton, Valerie O’Boyle, Karen Nichols, Debbie Nevius, Iris Parker, Everton Pencil. SECOND ROW: Tony Parris, Joann Payton, Vanessa Pleasant, Pat Paldino, Clar- ence Perry, Robert Ohnmeiss, Elijah Nicholson. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Neelo, Timothy O'Brian, Donald Nor- ris, Norman Lee, Robert O’Leary, Debbie Newby, Kevin Owens, John Newkirk, ABSENT: Michael Fitzger- ald, Samuel Olivia, Louise Parrot, Sylvia Grave, Frances Johnson, Mari- ann Pellegrino, Lee Pepe, Robert Neal. 258 FIRST ROW, left to right: Ben Reed, Mary Plante, Kelyn Roberts, Debbie Pierce, Gayle Reaves, Donna Peterson, Sharon Perry. SECOND ROW: Spencer Pyne, Robert Port, Soula Reboutisika, Karen Poslovsny, Wanda Pringley, Tom Pollizzano, Michael Phillips, Kevin Reaves, Mr. Townes. THIRD ROW: John Pounas, Michael Pierce, Charles Ravenwell, Gerald Pigford, Ray- mond Quinones, Isaac Quarles, Duane Powell. ABSENT: Larry Phillips, Mike Pat- tie, Darrell Rada, Sharon Pettiford, Linda Pyles, Larry Moore. STOR PRM: ORE TG LES.) ra SELES AE ao se 262 FIRST ROW, left to right: Regina Reeder, Moriano Roman, Frank Ramond, Benjamin Rice, Claudia Robinson. SECOND ROW: Dudley Rivers, Stella Roberts, Juanita Rob- inson, Candace Reves, Linda Rhea, Chris- tine Robinson. THIRD ROW: Earlie Reed, Brenda Rivers, Patricia Robinson, Donna Reed, Guy Ritman, ABSENT: Diane Riddick, Candida Rivera, Ramonita Rivera, David Rosenberry. 264 FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Schneekloth, Robin- Scrubb, Brian Royal, Charles Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Feldman, Gail Salter, Pie Ross, Bill Schwingen, James Scipio, Bob Valentine, Paul Scott. THIRD ROW: Yolanda Russell, Bill Saunders, Alvin Saunders, William Rowe, Ken Rouland, Harold Salter. WES COPIES OVI ae Hee? “sama 209 FIRST ROW, left to right: Sharon Shipley, David Marshall, Philomena Simone, Karen Slovis, Donna Smith. SECOND ROW: Carol Smoot, Dorita Simmons, Sherry Simpson, Bruce Shider, Cassandra Smith, Darlene Spellman. THIRD ROW: Clinton Stevenson, Charles Smith, Rhonda Simon, Deborah a Spivey, Michael Smith, Clarence Shaw. ; ABSENT: Terry Small, Carol Smith, Cher- ce : rise Smith, Harvey Smith, Lindsey Smith, i Bs Robin Smith, Valerie Smith, Isaac Spann, Rochelle Spruiel, William Sorvill, Roland Stanzione, Rory Scott, Clifford Smith, Ma- jor Smith, Lawrence Petty, Edmond Vance. 2 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Kim Surles, Betty Jean Tobbie, Shelia Stepney, Denice Stone, Gayle Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Delois Thomas, Carolyn Taylor, Linda Thomas, Judy Thomas, Bruce Stewart, Greg- ory Taylor, Michael Tomkins. THIRD ROW: Coleman Timmons, Russell Teller, Clarence Tompson, Leslie Sumner, Anglo Suggs, Robert Stoll, Sam Stepney. ABSENT: Tanya Sullivan, Graselda Thomas, Steven White, Robert Tompsons, Karen Tompkins, Lee Thomas, Glenn Thomas, Rubin Taylor, Ter- rence Stone. 2 5 FIRST ROW, left to right: Frank Wood, Norma Willis, Christine | Weatherspoon, Ross A. Wiggs, Shirlee Wright, Keith Wicks, William Wheaton. SECOND ROW: Lance Williams, Robert Woodson, Landis Wil- liams, Ernest White, Edwin White, Roger White, Bradley Wilson, Miss Austin. AB- SENT: Laverne Webb, Vivicea White, Betty Wiggins, Katherine Williams, Pamela Wil- liams, Patricia Williams, Wanda Williams, Vanessa Williams, Virginia Wilson, Mar- garet Woodruff, Gary Wright, Shirley Wyatt, Mary Ann Yorlando, Florida Young, Robert Youngblood, Wayne Wilkins. Fi Be: FIRST ROW, left to right: Donald Tu, Sheila Wallace, Kim Walker, Joan Velard, Annie Tucker, Ann Truppi, Jane Tozzi, Kevin WanDunk. SECOND ROW: Mr. Boguszewski, Kevin Wash- ington, Sharon Tyler, Jasper Walker, Jeffrey Veil, Thomas Tucker, Harold Townsend, Trudy Ugalis. 501 FIRST ROW, left to right: Dale Belin, Barbara Franklin, Lori Blick, Eileen Bishara, Kathy Blount, Doris Belin, Diane Blue. SECOND ROW: Terrisa Billenger, Ronald Blair, Leon Billups, Terry Billenger, Raymond Billups, Robert Benwell, Cheryl Blount, Doro- thy Battle, Teresa Banks, John Bo- vosi, William Best. THIRD ROW: Brian Bishop, Joseph Bond, Solomen Blake, Peter Bonini, George Bishara, Joseph Bonner, Jonathan Blake, Gail Blanchard, Mrs. Gundersen. 504 FIRST ROW, left to right: Jeffrey Butler, Mitzie Cathcart, Kyle Cassett, Ronnie Burroughs, Mike Brown, Stevens Carter, Tim Callands, Mike Burns, member of another homeroom. SECOND ROW: Lois Buono, James Byrd, Anita Chase, Denise Childress, Ellen Butler, Sterling Carden, Kevin Chambers, Samuel Brundidge, Robert O’Burns, James Bullock, Angela Cald- well. THIRD ROW: John Bynum, Mil- ton Campbell, James Burress, Keith Butler. ABSENT: Carl Buchanon, Ru- fus Burroughs, Joanne Church, Mi- chelle Brown, Linda Carter, Thomas Butler. 503 FIRST ROW, left to right: Na- than Banks, Sharon Brool, Terry Bowlin, Karen Boyle, Albert Brown, Barbara Brooks, Mau- reen Brown. SECOND ROW: Endy Boyce, Wilma Bridget, Jo- seph Brooks, Lenwood Brodie, Martin Brown, Alex Branch, Vernon Brooks. 506 FIRST ROW, left to right: Susan Dut- ton, Michael Drahos, Alfred De- Padua, Pamela Dunn, Michael Dun- can, George Deck, Glenn Donelan. SECOND ROW: Jecn Delle Donne, Myriam Donis, Enid Doyle, Kevin Dickerson, Michael’ Dunn, Chery! Drew, Robert Dorsey, Robin Edwards. ABSENT: Redolph Davis, Richard Da- vis, Ronnie Davis, Tonda Davis, Di- ane DeVico, Joan Dennis, Derrick Dicks, Patrick Donovan, Ellen Dowd- ell, Robert Dunn, Gienn Eustis, 505 FIRST ROW, left to right: Theresa Costello, Richard Dalesandro, Keith Collins, Ida Coleman, Andrea Cornish, Rhonda Clark, Peter Coulter. SECOND ROW: Jairo Suarez, Eric Crute, Cynthia Davis, Jesse Clark, Craig Davis, Wendell Conners, Ruby Damon, Leon Cowart, Celeste Clark, Della Damon, Gail Davis, Cynthia Clark, Janice Cornish, Isaac Danner, Emma Jean Davis, Elmer Collins. ABSENT: Vanessa Jordon, Roberta Clark, Allen Dabney, Evelyn Collins, Rodney Cober. 507 FIRST ROW, left to right: Russell Franklin, Kevin Fredricks, Ruth Flower, John Fricke, Ann Fodorka, Cecelia Goddy, SECOND ROW: Deborah Gaffey, Belinda Gardner, Debbie Glasso, Harriet Goddy, Steve Elen- der, Robert Gardner, Bernadette Faraone, Michael Garrett, Michael Farraro. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Evans, April Franklin, Diosa Foster, Kathy Fickett, Coral Foster, Mary Fields, Theresa Harris, Michael Foley, Ken- neth Fried. ABSENT: Joel Hicks, Sam Gaff- ney. 601 FIRST ROW, left to right: Eric George, Tony Gatti, Debbie Graham, Wanda Green, William Goodwin, Ronald Graves, Richard Green. SECOND ROW: Lou Gian- notti, Ronald Garris, Christine Gordon, Gregory Goodwin, Lloyd Glover, Celeste Georges, Rhonda Garrett, Edison Gordon. THIRD ROW: Marvin Green, Melanie Gold- smith, Julie Graves, Linda Graham, Leona Gault, David Gillyard, Bruce Gordon, Keith Gay, Naamon Gray, Neal Gomes. AB- SENT: Jose Rodriguez, Tony Garry, Barry Goodwin, Giselle Grant, Angela Green. 603 FIRST ROW, left to right: Pasqual Aqas- tino, Ronald Avery, Kevin Barrett, Gary Anderson, Steven Archie, Ernie Barron, Emmanuel Aaron, Michael Allen, Edward Brittle, Walter Barnettle. SECOND ROW: Roxanne Austin, Pearl Brown, Chris Ar- cinieyas, Rosemarie Appello, Peter Bailey, Eric Basile, John Bailey, Barbara Battle, Donna Barksdale, Pam Barksdale. THIRD ROW: Elise Baskerville, Linda Abrams, Bar- bara Alston, Jackie Anderson, Willie Bar- ron, Robin Allen, Pam Alexander, Grace Anderson. ABSENT: Leonard Bailey, Gloria Armstrong, Donald Banks. 605 FIRST ROW, left to right: Jim Gunn, Renee Hubbard, Jill Hall, Franchesco Greene, Bob Hamilton, Reggie Green, Anthony Grimes, Vicki Hall, Claire Grossman. SECOND ROW: Myron Harris, Linda Ham- mond, James Gwyn, Chris Griffiths, Leslie Hammond, Wayne Grimes, Perry Green, Yvonne Green, Nancy Harris. THIRD ROW: Diane Harcher, Helene Gray, Catherine Harmon, Anthony Guerruro, Jim Hall, Mauricio Haneck, Jeff Hardy, Wesley Green, Lucius Hammond. ABSENT: Gwen Green. FIRST ROW, left to right: Zoeann Harris, Sheila Hatten, Richard Hunt, Thomas Hicks, Jerry Hill. SECOND ROW: Diane Hewins, Mike Houston, Cynthia Howard, Winnie Hawkins, Dawn Hayes, Carolyn Hart, Denise Irby, Rose Ann Howard, Ester Hyun. THIRD ROW: Marvin Holmes, Shorna Har- ris, Micky Ray Hunte, Tyrone Harris, Thomas Jordan, Payton Hines, Matt Hen- gal, Joe Hawkins, Perry Herring, Willie Harris, Robert Hill, Anthony Holman, John Hass. 607 FIRST ROW, left to right: Mark Johnson, Vanessa Johnson, Crystal Johnson, Mae- Dean Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Susan Johnson, Kevin Jarmon, Jon Johnson. SECOND ROW: Walter Jasilowski, William Jackson, Johnnie Johnson, Laverne Joyner, Brenda Johnson, Lawanda Jackson, Doreen Jeter, Brenda Lou Janos, Lois Jackson. THIRD ROW: Not in this homeroom, Duane Jackson, Kenneth Jackson, Steven Johnson, Sharon Jones, Patricia Johnson, Daniel Jackson, Lawrence Jackson. ABSENT: Ken- neth Johnson, Richard Howard, James Johnson, Gayle Jasper. 609 FIRST ROW, left to right: Pat Lonon, Janet Ligon, Karl Lattimore, Ruth Mack, Kevin McConnell, Tuana Lee. SECOND ROW: Darlene Lawler, Danny Lusardi, Terry Mc- Connell, Jim Leftwich, Sharon Lawler, Lou- ise Krampf, Joanne Madsen, Debbie Lane, Vicky Lopez. THIRD ROW: Tanya Lande ros, Sheila Lamarr, Victor Langston, Ray Mack- lin, Jim Lake, Billy Krovatin, James Lock- ely. Mt a Be L cee cara Aan Ei AOE 0 ft a E 608 FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Knowlton, Philip Kirby, Kim Hyek, Virginia Johnson, Edward Keller, Frank Schumera, Katie Jones, Angela Jordon, Margos King. SECOND ROW: Julie Kanagawa, Larry Kalban, Mark Kozlowski, Elizabeth Kaness, Gordon Koon, Keith Kelly, Jeffrey Jones, Victoria Johnson. THIRD ROW: Claire King, Carol Jones, Edward Jones, Russ Jones, Michael Knowles, Richard Kinney, Leon Kearney, Edward Kéi- jewski. ABSENT: Stephanie Kosch, Vanessa Jones, Vivian Johnson, Pris- cilla Jordon. CeRELEn, SET ae we aHS, IRE RESEEL S44, TPReEEEEEe! eee hehe fs, EER RREEEE TK 4. My Fy Rance eH A | 4 5 $e é inn ee ee ea eee eee eee onesie eK 8 : ye a SS BE ADE SE I eo ee aR iN { 5 2 Ae Bg ES ES [rae weRET HN 6 ORT ES eed aw é 2663 WEE BPA SNS NS RE | 610 FIRST ROW, left to right: Brenda Miller, Belinda Mazzetta, Michael Mazzetta, Jo- seph McCalop, John Miller, Harry Menta. SECOND ROW: Rosalind Martin, Maryann Miller, Arlene Miller, Grady Mathis, Tracy Mayton, Althea McMurrian. THIRD ROW: Richard McGowan, Robert McCauley, Mark Mikla, Gregory McCray, Derek McLean, Greg McCloud, Scott McDonald, Barbara McCloud. ABSENT: Louis Green, Vera Ink- ton, Latanya Niann, Maggie Martin, San- dra McCrea, Carolle McDougald, Steph- anie McPherson, Sidney Miller, Westly Miller. 701 FIRST ROW, left to right: Kim Mor- gan, Donna Omelio, Robert Moffett, Cynthia Mills, Patti Ogden, Bernice Mosley, Barbara Paoli. SECOND ROW: Kimberly Mills, Rosalyn Net- tingham, Darnell Nathan, Henry Murkey, Julia Navarro, Glenn Mitch- ell, Althea Nelson, Charles Moffett, Mrs. Di Bella, Lois Murrell. THIRD ROW: Beverly Mitchell, Deborah Newton, Albert Mills, Mary Mills, Avelrio Mora, Juanita Palmer, Deb- orah Mills, Geoffrey Nesbitt. AB- SENT: Vincent Murphy, Paris Motley, Frank Murkey, Jerome Nelson, Har- vey Myers. 702 FIRST ROW, left to right: Orphee Wildone, Robin Pierson, Pam Petty, Carolyn Porter, Aida Perez, Diana Perry, Noraida Perez. SECOND ROW: Grace Phillip, Pam Pitt- man, Carolyn Priester, Michele Poulin, Gabriel Poulin, Debra Pope, Diane Parrot, Mary Perkins, Gregory Powell. THIRD ROW: Candy Pierce, Anna Perez, Wesley Powell, Pedro Perez, Jeffrey Potts, Philip Perez, Kermit Peterson, Matthew Pidgeon, Michele Neal, Thomas Pratt. ABSENT: Roosevelt Parker, Roosevelt Parks, Thomas Pederson, Patricia Perry. 703 FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. McMullen, Peggy Page, Renee Rice, Lynn Ramsey, Edelmira Rivera, Gwen Robertson, Karen Roberts, Robin Ragland, Deborah Reeves. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Rivers, Jeri Rich- ards, Michael Robinson, Edwin Howe, Lou Robinson, Monique Reese, Angel Rivera, Roger Renkas, Anthony Romano. 705 FIRST ROW, left to right: Sonja Seabon, Margery Shunaman, Susan Singer, Julia Tapia, Michele Smith, Marc Stein. SECOND ROW: David Shiffer, Herbert Sheftal, Thomas Smith, Samuel Simmons, Louis Smith, Doreen Smith, Bruce Siergiey. THIRD ROW: Cornelius Shaw, Arthur Sears, Ronald Loal bo, Bradley Sinclair, Keith Shuford, Constance Smith, Arlisa Smith, David Smith, Lisa Shults. ABSENT: Gary Smallwood, Benjamin Smith, Deborah Smith, Denise Smith, Karen Smith, Samuel Smith. 704 FIRST ROW, left to right: Eric Schnei- der, Joseph Rotondo, Eric Rowse, David Schwinger, Griseli Santana, Dean Santora, Elizabeth Scott, Fay Rouland, Helvi Sapila, Doreen Schnei- derman, Paul Salmon. SECOND ROW: Carol Anne Russo, Ruth Sahiff, Wayne Rowe, Robert Ross, Diane Scott, Jean Rookdid, Carol Sawnier, Taryn Ross, Margie Royal, Elaine Saunders, Carolyn Roscoe. 706 FIRST ROW, left to right: Bobby Stocks, Leticia Suarez, Byron Ritman, Patricia Stokes, Carol Spruill, William Sneed, Ste- ven Stein. SECOND ROW: Ralph Tancordo, Monique St. Claire, Genise Stuart, Vickie Rollins, Peter Stewart, Larry Stokes, Sarah Stanley, Elvera Sterphone. THIRD ROW: Don Spann, Darrell Stewart, David Stevens, Kevin Suratt, Allen Stembridge, Monique Sutton, Sherrill Stepney. ABSENT: Joseph Rechowicz, Myra Snow, Steven Spivey, Kathy Stephenson, Wanda Stevens, Michele Stewart, Frank Stillman, Michele Stone, Rena Sylvester. 70 7 FIRST ROW, left to right: Edmund Varner, Vance Thomas, Paul Van Blake, Tatiana Thorne, Gwendolyn Taylor, Wanda Taylor, Delisa Toney, MaryAnn Vaughan, Clive Johnson, Paul Tothe. SECOND ROW: Reg- inald Vattelle, Keith Urquhart, Ramon Turley, Richard Thomas, Marty Thomas, Fabio Vasquez, Tina Van Dunk, Mary Ann Vanlierop, Hector Varges. ABSENT: Jan- ice Cornish, Howard Richmond, Wanda Roach, Robin Stolkes, Gretchen Tate, Alvis Taylor, Jackie Taylor, Ronald Taylor, Keith Thompkins, John Toney, John Tromp. 708 FIRST ROW, left to right: Artis Williams, Mary Whitlock, Cindy Webb, Chelvice Wheeler, Lori Whitley, Vernon Washing- ton, Anda Ward, Melanie West. SECOND ROW: Andrew Williams, Jerome White, David Wagner, Johnnie Walker, Leanore Webb, Jeffrey Walker, Andrew Wilkerson, Brian Walker, Edward Waites. ABSENT: Frank Ulitin, James Richard, Jane Vivians, Darnell Walker, Patricia Walker, Deborah Walls, Eric Walters, George Webb, Keith Miller, Cyndy Wesley, Maurice Wilkins, Shirley Wilkinson. 710 FIRST ROW, left to right: Diane Wilson, Audrey Williams, Candy Williams, Darlene Younger, Cheryl Wright, Elba Velez, Sylvia Williams, Karen Hall, Russell Wright, John Yancey, Donald Williams. SECOND ROW: Janice Williams, Mary Woodruff, Lance Young, Robin Woolfolk, Michael Williams, Reginald Williamson, Robert Woolfolk, Jim Zotti, Connie Zazzara. MINISTRATION is ee See AD i as — ) N 3 aed nn es 4 Tg Sea ete 5 ‘ Aaa ; 2 s : ES - er Ts oS ih Dow FSA - . : Kz Vrekag) ber. WAY oN vA A ‘ 3 f we S a ver. ‘ yy Naat { N k course ‘h ‘ { ‘ e ‘courses, ‘ } k com geto ) ¢ demand'bla C ome ‘ F to 7 bla traight — s “0 = = aad oO = o = 3 mv} (S) 5 a) we haven't seen he we come ins plead, then So here we are in More black teachers and better. As for our teacher First we beg, For once -way SO nally be chy ay if . But all of us.are thinking of a way Just as we're thinking on how real chess will f r'blackne ou SS WI i i 4) ers : fansk In struts our Black Lit teacher Lydia J hs osep Russell Eiffert Ruth Cochrane Mary Anne Lozak 4b Paul Meacham Judith Novack seate e Oo rig ay ben Ary ni i £ ia all enelope Jaczko, ABOVE d ht: J i f hler, Jeanine Bianco. BELOW, seated: Cynt - a0 i : Ben A i; David Donen eld, James Berman, Bee err J h H P ! - f H as ' Aa i i: rasa OTE STANDING: Russell Eiffert, Patricia Bran- Patricia Malin, Patricia Gerow, Merry Matthes. 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STANDING: Julio Wilches ionel Carrier, Sigrid Patten Maria Roca, Brenda Amos, _ Sete) Sats = 5 = a3 fe} 5 ¢ Q ce O56 fame) ES Gi oS fs oc = Qe tS me ce. ‘ il SEATED Peter C Ciro Maglione Anne Campolattano 113 MEE LRP IE, Jr. ishop, Charles Fletcher B Allen Kern William Schlough Arthur DeCross, Department Head id Wong Dav Gerard Vanderheyden 4 1] VESEY SEATED, left to right: Barbara Feldman, David Wong, John Canright, Arthur DeCross, Shah Samim. STANDING: Sherry Kheir-Eldin, George Tyler, Axel Strohlberg, Albert Boguszewski, Gerard Vanderheyden, William Schlough, Allen Kern, Rita Watts, Wilbert Townes, Dorothy Riddle. ————————” . ti S. M. Shah Samim Barbara Feldman Rita Watts 115 Seema Tn Sai Frank Nero Thomas Falocco Department Head Marcia Westpfahl, Mary McAloon Richard Pajewsk Andrea Bender 116 eke AN ee SCRE: BREEN =e! $ z - ; ¢ ta E : t . i ee =e ee tt i 8 ater eP%ow . qeneeeee A poate ae 52 =) Oo” mo) 25 Ss Oe Soe ° = 5 = fe} 74 Yah one cee ©5§ sSre {= ef) este Ah eS a = 283 fe} eNice oz a 6 me Ge One oe Ono ro” 4a = Co = [e) ye f2) fs EFZe Sone =e THLE Zz 5 o= Ses 5 CWO 5 £ La Seo cq” Dit ID oy fe s2 58) 5S EScesS oo SO a) aie TS 5S Y ©T 6 Sirs sod. als _ ¢ = =p Tor c tOFome PS fea =a 2Qto 4 ae 2.209 S = We O23 lu ee (FS (ea) nos Ney Piss A Lyi ei i i ec Hele Ay 117 Houston Robinson Seymour Marsh George Bubrick Lee Hirshfield Rose DiBella pea eter em rccremmesitin — Chester Moore Robert McMullen 8 11 illard Marion W nt Head Karl Fritz, Departme ifred Geary in WwW Roberta Karl George Bubrick, John McDonell, Victor Liske, Robert McMullen. Marion Willard, Evelyn Theresa, Sandra May, , : Rose DiBella, Froma Charles, irshfield, Winifred Geary. STANDING Russell Parsell, John Hartmann, Chester Moore Lee H SEATED, left to right Handy, Fritz, 119 i hie OM tli d : i ail ° iii ue ange A 2 4 $ Neve enw. Luther Gearhart, Department Head : an Ye ct Jackie Smith sa Grace Ro N © s ; $ P EDU a 3k x be ere) a = ae A tS oo ca = rom Eo 5 ze tO 5 OO =V c ‘ej te ofc) (emfitos: ) as 1 te AO te roy i= c 5 eo) 2 5 [red =) | als iS 58 iS c 5 = A= yes rom O — ae) a Hd As fo} ou Onn “= � 9 j= = Boe ES Sa) —- Ww —— fo re Fev) of -O ° cies 2 nw Cyme- goes me Oe 3 Rie n CATION 12] Andrew Rinko Linda Ward LORE He Irene Akey Robert Schultz, Department Head GENERAL EDUCATION — FIRST ROW: Nicholas Badida, Brigid Casey, Johnita Marshall. SECOND ROW: Read Hayward, Kenneth Bandomer, Frederick Johnson. Marjorie McConnell 122 SEATED, left to right: Bob Schultz, Ky Miceli, STANDING: Arthur Knowles, Connie DeVersterre, Dick Chabak, Irene Akey, Lina Lukinov, Thomas Kirkup, Charlene Schenk, Walt Beyer, Mary Armstrong, Bob Hazelton, Pete O’Connell, Tony Foti. CNV ‘TIVINLSNGNI JWOH Slav INIg Lina Lukinov Melvyn Duchin 123 icholas Chrisicos N John Liddy iebiedz inda L L Wilbur Brann ie Hollis Carr 124 Ronald Upperman ISAHd 2) NOILVONGI 1V FIRST ROW, left to right: Milton James, Robert Bernardo, Lewis Wonsidler, Carrie Hollis, Shirley Phinney, Laverne Jones, Milt Theodosatos, Richard Kern. SECOND ROW: Ronald Feldhun. Ronald Upper- man, Nancy Rasmussen, Edward Horn, Nicholas Chrisicos, Linda Liebiedz, Wilbur Brann, Diana Dolgins. 125 ichael Stevens M Department Head LA Stanley Hersh Eugene Hubka James Freeman Dorothy Grandey 126 Feroza Ludwig ee Eugene Seaman Nicholas Kagdis JONVAIND i927 SE. cl ee ced . yr iams W ipal Jeannette A Inc Pr 128 spider sf ER SSISTANT PRINCIPAL Terry Waters id John Re Frank Votto spree Henry Thompson 129 Gloria Weisbrot and Dorothy Jones, New Building Librarians Seth Hicks Nurse ing ild Sandra Lindsay, Old Bu ian ibrar , Old Building L IS Marian Can ASCE E BERLE LALA AL MODIS ARAT IEEE Sei y Se ea ae tor -Community Coordina School rf iller Roberta M John Sierge, Placement Director 130 SSM MOM eR a ae ¥ Mr. Calhoun, Chief Security Guard oon LLL Mrs. Dolgins, New Building Nurse Attendance Office Secretaries 131 Old Building Cafeteria Staff Mrs. King, Girls’ Gym Matron Security Personnel ty Guard ri y2CU S e Bell Lawrenc Custodial Staff ee ne fan John Butler, Head Custod 133 today i have found my aloneness shining brightly within the darkness aging days dropping quickly losing people falling silently striding arrogantly ... alive ifly today’s people wondering amazement — laughter, cooly chills my mind enough strongly i return myself within without with all i have 135 ee, e = See a Ee Bea age ho ites th th d spit ess th to!harn oar ,w “its t te é i + i arn ‘le f 7 Ney let soWisolt q y { ind I, The finel nwar h r mind Ur SOU ( Turn you “of yo ee k Sh: id share it with , an i vast power t the world. } { t E.A.R.T.H., Environmental Activists for Restoring Terrestial Health, is one of the school’s largest and most enthusiastic clubs. The group’s purpose is two- fold: firstly, to stimulate awareness of man’s effect on the land and, secondly, to work for the improve- ment of our environmental conditions. E.A.R.T.H. par- ticipants, assisted by Mr. Wong, keep busy by involv- ing themselves in recycling, building artificial reefs for ocean life and launching a campaign against litter. CHESS | SKI The Ski Club of PHS, under the su- pervision of Mr. McGill, is an active group of students who enjoy their sport. They can be found weekly on the slopes of Vernon Valley working on technique and having a great time. Despite occa- sional casualties, the club has managed to keep on its feet, both on the slopes and off. Several students joined together this year and decided it was about time that PHS started a chess club. Conse- quently, a good number of eager chess fanatics, inspired by the charm of the notorious Bobby Fischer, began digging up old strategy books and playing the game. The dedicated club members and their advisor, Mr. Amerikhas, can be found poring over chess boards almost every day after school; a lot of time and thought goes into the game. When our chess team is busily engaged in a match against another school, positive results can almost always be seen. The Library Council, which works with the PHS librarians, is one of the school’s most faithful service organizations. The club finds time to assist the student body at the circulation desk and throughout the rest of the library. The council meets Friday mornings to discuss books, projects and fund raising events. The National Honor Society is both a school club and a service organization. The group, with the help of Ms. Lewitt, keeps busy with tutoring and with a newly instituted Children’s Theatre group which performs for the enjoy- ment of hospitalized patients. All mem- bers of the Henry Banta Chapter meet the requirement of a B average and good conduct according to faculty rec- ommendations. SHN Aavadl PLAINTALK USHERS The PHS Ushering Squad, under the supervision of Mr. Thompson, ushers at all school assemblies, evening functions and special events. The squad’s service is indispensible to PHS and all its “stage” activities. Plaintalk, under the supervision of Ms. Rifino, is the literary group of PHS. The club judges poetry and prose sub- mitted by members of the student body and, in many cases, does quite a bit of its own writing. A magazine is published anually containing all poetry, essays, short stories and art work which the group selects. Members meet weekly and discuss works and the meaning of the word esoteric. The Entree, PHS’s school newspaper, does a thorough and imaginative job of record- ing and commenting on national as well as local and school events. Mr. Beehler helps the staff in the organization of their publi- cation but, in most cases, leaves the actual content of the articles up to the writers. Because there are always stories to be writ- ten and deadlines to be met, the writers and editors are more than busy. HAFT B.S.U. S The Black Student Union, assisted by Mr. James, is responsible for promoting black awareness among the _ students ‘and faculty at PHS. The group was formed in order to meet the growing student demand for the expression of the black point of view. The executive board is the organizational power be- hind the union. Shaft, a PHS newspaper, is the ve- hicle used to express the feeling of black awareness promoted by the Black Student Union. Mr. Robinson and his staff organize and put out this publica- tion for the purpose of expression among the students; it is the official BSU paper. The Junior Classical League was cre- ated in order to stimulate an interest and appreciation of the civilization, lit- erature and language of ancient Rome. Mrs. Camp and all JCL members par- ticipate during the year in various games, songs, discussions and an elab- orate Latin banquet. The German Club of PHS is headed yy Mr. Buccellato. The group is made ip of all those students who have a common interest in the German lan- juage and customs. They meet after chool to discuss projects which help amiliarize them with the German way fF life. : FAP OTR TE OS TE LOST GS BS: Soteey 8a eee NVWadd | 13 f HANDBOOK | CHORUS This year’s chorus, under the direction of Ms. Floyd, has demonstrated its creative talent in both practice and concert. The selection of songs used for performances and the style in which they are pre- sented becomes more progressive and rhythmic each year because new concepts and techniques in music are being experimented with. The Handbook Club is a small group of students who, under the supervision of Mr. Schell, are in charge of organizing and putting out the PHS hand- book every year. The PHS band, under the direction of Mr. ‘ws Duchin, is one of the most talented and ded- icated groups. They practice after school and Saturdays in order to put together their half-time show during the football season. FL, The band also performs in concert and at special festivals so that their schedule is a , busy one. ik SE. 147 os A.V.| REACH OUT ' : if | The Reach Out Club is a Bible study group which originated two years ago. The group, under the guidance of Mr. Buccellato, hopes to show the Bible in its full context as the word of God. The club is a religious learning experience for its members. The Audio Visual Aids Squad is in charge of all projection and stage work in PHS. The group, headed by Mr. Zlas- ney, meets every morning during home- room period. The members spend most of their time distributing films through- out the building, keeping equipment in working order and helping out back- stage for assemblies and plays. The Student Council, under the advice and guid- ance of Mr. Marsh and Ms. Bender, encourages school spirit and unity and gives the student body the opportunity to express itself. This year the Stu- dent Council arranged a student exchange program, the Friday Evening Recreational Program (FERP) and various fund raising projects. The officers this year were: Leo Black (President), Albert Davis (Vice-presi- dent), Mickey Minister (Secretary-Recorder), and Mike Epstein (Treasurer). TONAOD LNICGNLS 149 Mr. Sierge, for the third consecutive year, is in charge of the PHS Golf Club. The group is set up in order to stimulate an interest in the students to form a strong and dedicated golf team. The members are given demonstrations throughout the year and praactice their “swinging” technique. The Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica Club is comprised of all students who are involved in one or more busi- ness courses and hope to make business their future. The group is intended to stimulate an interest in enterprise and to help better acquaint students with this field. The group is headed by Ms. Grace and Ms. Smith. The Health Services Club, advised by Mr. Seaman, was formed for the pur- pose of serving the community and at the same time, learning about the vari- ous health career opportunities avail- able to high school students. The club takes several field trips to various hos- pitals, studies the problems of public health and often performs service ac- tivities. One of these was the stuffing of several thousands envelopes for the Heart Association during its annual drive. The PHS Key Club, headed by Mr. Falocco, is a service organization spon- sored by the Plainfield Kiwanis Club. So far this year the members have vis- ited handicapped children at the Chil- dren’s Specialized Hospital in Moun- tainside and raised money for charity through their annual Foul-Shooting Contest. Other such fund-raising affairs are planned for the future. Ad | SADIANIS HLIV3H 152 DRAMA ete ee The members of this year’s Drama Clu b spend most of their time working on improvisational theatre and practicing for their dramatic presentations with di- rectors Eiffert and Meacham. Their productions this year have included “Skin of Our Teeth”, “The Cave of Salamanca”, and “Bye, Bye Birdie”. The club meets Friday mornings during activity period to read scenes, work on skits and discuss performances. D.E.C.A., Distributive Education Clubs of America, is a group designed for students involved in the Distributive Edu- cation program at PHS. The student- officers are chosen by the members of the club and Ms. Rolak, the D. E. teacher-coordinator, serves as the ad- visor. The group is a non-profit, non- political, non-sectarian organization. The Spanish Student Union, under the supervision of Mr. Latham, was formed this year primarily for the purpose of obtaining a bilingual faculty member. The group meets Friday morning during activity period to develop a sense of unity and awareness among Hispanic students. AS: SieV OG PU ESTORY OF WRITING ae cee : 4 3 The inner workings of PHS run smoothly each day with the help of student assistants. This group includes assistants in the front office, guidance office, attendance office, nurse’s office and reading center. Also included are students who tutor at Stillman School under the supervision of Mrs. Gun- dersen and others who tutor at Evergreen School, supervised by Mrs. Hall. The many office aides, who deliver messages and do clerical jobs, provide invaluable service to the secre- taries and administrators, and the tutors generously give their time and knowledge to the benefit of many young school children. ies MILESTONE 156 The Milestone staff consists of these enterprising, but naive students who endeavor to create a year- book, and their beleaguered advisor, Ms. Brannon. “Progressive” and “innovative” are the passwords used to enter the office, which is housed in room 235, along with English books and teachers. Eveohunaman 2... ..-..-....-- _ Editor-in-Chief BaisyeCnaboth. 2. _ Senior Editor Jody Goldsmith _.... Sports Editor Gathy Stoll’ Layout Editor OFC OS il Faculty Editor Jody Shrager _...... ActivitiesEditor MeayeLOsner ci. _ Literary Editor James Scruggs _._.._____________ Photographer Glynn Groszmann _...______ Photographer Ms. Patricia Brannon... _ _.._. Advisor The Literary Guild of PHS is a semi- mythical organization dedicated, in the words of its collective leadership, “to further specific rudimentary values as- sociated with the haute bourgeoisie that would be beneficial if held to heart by all.” Literary achievements that this club has energetically executed this year include: the study of sexual insinuations in children’s literature and the explora- tion of self realization through concep- tual analysis of the universe. Il@x7 pag mass Bb i ee: When one is able to take defeat, ) That person is then successful . . . And winning will follow soon after. i FOOTBALL Coach Milton Theodosatos FIRST ROW, left to right: Coaches Nagy, Burson, Bernardo, James, Rinko. SECOND ROW: Head Manager “Big” Frank Geijda, Coaches Turner, Feldhun, Head Coach Theodosatos, Coaches Falocco, Upperman, Head Trainer Hartman. ; i hg (Be: © RS dates i ee GRE 4 Si os : % a Jit 7 POLIS SES a a are FIRST ROW, left to right: Managers M. Smith, T. Mikla, T. McConnell, M. Mikla, Feldhun. FOURTH ROW: Head Coach Theodosatos, Head Manager Geijda, Coaches Managers T. Polizano, L. Flanegan, T. Pratt. SECOND ROW: M. Pelligrino, G. Burson, Rinko, R. Slaughter, S. Davis, G. Koon, J. Goldsmith, P. Graves, D. Royster, Groszmann, R. O’Leary, W. Boatwright, B. Humphreys, J. Myatt, A, Timmons, K. J. Alexander, F. Cousins, K. Bowie, R. Robinson, N. Johnson, A. Jackson, Coaches Campbell, W. Laube, D. Brown, Coaches Bernardo, Turner. THIRD ROW: Coaches Falocco, Nagy, Head Trainer Hartmann. James, Upperman, M. Santora, M. O’Leary, P. Cerillo, F. Robinson, W. Rae, Coach 160 SENIOR LETTERMEN 50—Jody Goldsmith 3 72—Wayne Rae 40—Robert Nichols 44—Mike Pelligrino 16] The Plainfield Football Cardinals. Dave Brown. 1es— injur! A season of helps out. va Injured starting center, Jody Goldsmith , blah, blah!” “Blah All he ever says is “Rah, rah, rah — sis boom bah!” aka tri. aS i: naite The P.H.S. reserves. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1-8-0 Plfd. 12 Hamilton East 14 Plfd. O Hamilton West 28 Plfd. O Scotch Plains 12 Plfd. 2 Thomas Jefferson 24 Plfd. 8 Linden 15 Plfd. O Southside 8 Plfd. 31 Central 8 Plfd. 6 Union 33 Plfd. 6 Westfield 27 CHEERLEADERS bush FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Griffiths, B. Braxton. SECOND ROW: J. V.—C. Jones, B. Brax- ton, T. Hines, J.V.—K. LaMarr. THIRD ROW: J, Cox, R. Teemer, M. Hemphill. FOURTH ROW: J. Reina, J. Willard, L. Johnson, P. King. dYvVND AaOlOoD FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Kolakowski, D. Davis, V. Santillo, C. Neal, S. Nacht, N. Gianotti, L. Ostroff. SECOND ROW: M. Minister, K. Mitchell, V. Hamshar, S. Lonyszyn, J. Madsen, P. Case, J. Pellegrino, H. McLean, P. Williams. MISSING: Lourdes Delgado. REE A WAS Sad Tal Jones, D. c ° aon © Zz a 2 c fe} 2 s e o. te} Y = ° , U i= id fo} o a. “ Se te (eo) fe e@ 5 ae Fh) Ore we We o a Ge wes (e} J 2S N 30 £ 0 0) ra) =a —-L Yc 5 6 Own SG =a fey 6 rel oe 2% -_ = ae . == OF om, nw” ar) Bo x Te 74 Co-Captain Denise Smith 166 PS FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Hill, R. Lawrence, M. Williams, J. Jackson, G. Salters, D. Jones, L. Guischard, C. Jackson, SECOND ROW: D. Reid, D. Fritz, M. Williams, B. Tyler, G. Bailey, K. Bailey, P. Davis. THIRD ROW: Captain P. Bryant. TIVELDISVE .STUID | NOd-WOd FIRST ROW, left to right: Coach Hollis, B. Morgan, K. Nagy, Coach Rasmussen. SECOND ROW: D. Wyatt, V. Myers, P. Davis, J. Madsen, L. Donaldson. 167 168 SOCCER Coach Horn Assistant Coach Maglione FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Wagner, S. Jones, J. Coronado, J. Coronado, J. Gochez, S$. Montiel, C. Laufer, E. Brown, G. Hanna, S. Kim, M. Hunt. SECOND ROW: R. Moody, W. Green, C. Grey, M. Pidgeon, E, Kejewski, A. Davis, D. Wagner, J. Wagner, C. Conners, L. Williams, P. Hunt, D. Kim, L, McNeil. Captains Julio Coronado, Al Davis and Joe Wagner. SOCCER 7-6-1 Plfd. 3 Linden 2 Plfd. 1 Westfield '5) Plfd. O Union 3 Plfd. 2 Hillside 1 Plfd. 1 Jefferson 2 Plfd. 3 New Brunswick 2 Plfd. O Columbia 4 Plfd. O D. Brearley 1 Plfd. 4 Rahway 0 Plfd. 3 New Brunswick 2 Plfd. 2 Linden 1 Plfd. 3 Scotch Plains 2 Plfd. 1 North Plainfield 0 Plfd. O Bridegwater West 2 CROSS COUNTRY Plfd. Pld. Pld. Plfd. Plfd. Plfd. Pld. Plfd. Plfd. Plfd. Plfd. Plfd. Plfd. Plfd. CROSS COUNTRY 12-2-0 15 2 15 28 28 South Plainfield Union Woodbridge Somerville Westfield Columbia Holy Trinity Hillside Union Cathoilc North Hunterdon Jefferson Scotch Plains Hillside Linden Coach Klimas and team. oa a yg ee, grees : 5 FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Grimes, R. Port, B. Wheaton, J. Bloom, R. Hone, J. Polunas, W. Harrison, P. Hines. SECOND ROW: Coach Bill Klimas, D. Billups, R. Midgett, D. Norris, J. T. Williams, K. Wells, S. Burke, C. Thompson, M. Delgado, P. Schneekloth, T. Wright, G. Herring. 45 36 50 42 2H 33 33 31 44 47 47 40 27 46 BASKETBALL ox (eye nar os ta captions AB G. D , Spann Coach Belliveau, J. Alexander, R. Slaughter, C. Anderson, R. Hunter, L. R. Reid, F. Cousins, J. Williams, - D = ° a Se © O =: zs Oo —_ m rem) Z | Oo O —_ W a WY - o 3 oe) Si ree 73 “6 o Wynn, R. Harmon. 33 Syvcrr ers escsemeecetett siteneroeet Head Coach Belliveau 171 ; ? 172 - ; i 1 = Pe YJ iw 4 ; - a ty Px “Why don’t they send us in?’’ VARSITY BASKETBALL 6-11-0 70 40 44 79. 55 68 59 54 65 66 62 54 64 61 78 59 83 72 49 Orange Thomas Jefferson Trenton Roselle Catholic A. Clark (Roselle) Union Linden Scotch Plains Linden Thomas Jefferson A. Clark (Roselle) Union Westside Weequahic Trenton Barringer Bridgewater West Linden U.C.LA.A. Livingston N.J.S.1A.A. Two more points for Dicky. is the name of the game. Passing “Here's one for you.” — John Alexander. oO om TG i me) � io] O “” c 3 Q o oD 3 wn = ES Qa i= 5 _ Q ie} O “Whoosh” — Crockett. John T. fighting for the rebound. ONITLSSUM T. Wright, P. Martino, K. Van Bunk, M. Morgan, S. Carter. SECOND ROW ite, A. Williams, R. Nichols, H. Shaw, E. Brown, FIRST ROW, left to right E. Wh S. Freshwater. Head Coach Musmanno 174 't give the opponent a chance. Keith Van Dunk doesn ino brings down his man. Patsy Mart -1 8 VARSITY WRESTLING 2 3 4 Ss . Joseph’ Cranford South Pla St Plfd. 21 Plfd Plfd 6 4 21 ield inf ° 2 inden L 23 Plfd. ODMDDMDDAON AMT MNAOAN 7 c © ve) = a {0b} 7) 7 ne 7 a o {e} Oe Gwe 0. HOY = Oeerd-c oitreb Ory taitet ne eS A RO es tS 18) aaskDHe ONDMN +t N On-n-Nn Plfd. Plfd Plfd Plfd Plfd Plfd. Plfd Don’t try anything on Robert Nichols! is move. Edsel Brown makes h ichael Morgan fights his way out. M 175 SWIMMING ie : c : tees eRe FRONT ROW, left to right: S. Jones, D. Liberty, M. Hengel, K. Knight, E. Walters, R. Burns, B. Sierge, K. Higgs, S. Walters, P. Sand, R. James, R. Benwell, J. Trump, M. Celletto, R. Hone, Mr. Kern. SECOND ROW: M. O’Leary. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Wonsidler, R. O’Leary, J. Goldsmith, B. Knowlton, S$. Lonyszyn, M. Rubin, B. Horner, J. Polishook, C. Shaheen, D. Scrubb. T. Bishara, R. Hopkins, S. Piltin, M. Epstein. THIRD ROW: R. Valentine, ge a ae OOTY 0 09 v0 9p “reser stiewees epnae ne tine an geome apie em eecnynennt eens dhf Bite seocscertemeusensensnnet The start of another P.H.S. victory. Coach Wonsidler and his assistant, Coach Kern. Steve Walters and Chuck Shaheen, Co-captains. 176 “Mr. Liske, we Walters wins the butterfly. VARSITY SWIMMING 8-7-0 Plfd. 41 Pingry 54 Plfd. 46 Columbia 48 Plfd. 44 Somerville 42 Plfd. 52 Montclair 34 Plfd. 50 Rahway 36 Plfd. 81 Hamilton West 14 Plfd. 33 Cranford fae) Plfd. 45 Bridgewater East 4] Plfd. 57 Asbury Park 38 Plfd. 78 Thomas Jefferson 17 Plfd. 52 Union 34 Pifd. 42 Mt. Lakes 53 Plfd. 42 Hamilton East 53 Plfd. 31 Morristown 55 Plfd. 15 Westfield 80 Diver Bobby Hone SMOG leet ene Chuck Shaheen helps the 200 yd. medley relay team to another impressive victory. 177 INDOOR TRACK FRONT ROW, left to right: S. Davis, R. Midgett, L. Stokes, R. Clark, B. Wheaton, C. Grimes, P. Schneek- loth, J. Hawkins, P. Hines. BACK ROW: Coach Bill Klimas, K. Wells, D. Billups, J. Myatt, R. Blount, K. Bowie, L. McNeill, R. Tyler, Coach Ron Upperman. ABSENT: P. Wagner, K. Youngblood. Joe Myatt 178 FRONT ROW, left to right: I. Goldberg, P. Tanzer, R. O’Nieal, R. Milligan, P. Vogel, R. Hartman, GOLF 14-6-0 St. Peters Dunellen Johnson Regional Bridgewater West Scotch Plains Westfield Rahway Union Governor Livingston Johnson Regional Cranford J. P. Stevens South Plainfield Linden Dunellen New Brunswick Thomas Jefferson Bridgewater West Scotch Plains J. P. Stevens Lonny Nathanson L. Nathanson, B. Scholnik, Coach Sierge. Robert O’Nieal R. Dwyer, A. Davis. BACK ROW: P. Sand, Albert Davis 179 GIRLS’ TENNIS FIRST ROW, left to right: Laura Diamond, Margie Krampf. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Phinney, Judy Madsen, Wendy Reed, Rita Smith, C. Smith, Mickey Minister. ABSENT: Judy Fried. Mrs. Phinney GIRLS’ TENNIS 4-4-0 Plfd. 1 Edison : 4 Plfd. 3 Linden 2 Plfd. 2 Linden 3 Plfd. 1 J. P. Stevens 4 Plfd. 2 Edison 3 Plfd. 5 St. Mary's 0 Plidaro St. Mary’s 0 Plfd. 5 North Plainfield 0 FAR LEFT: Judy Madsen. LEFT: Nancy Christian. ABOVE: Rita , Smith. SINNdL SAO af % veh ae LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Ben‘Ary, Jay Lasner, Steve Jones, Sam Tu, Ben Stanley, Bill Westman, Steve Sack, Miguel Delgado. a es th Me ee FEA ID AIA ES APL EAL ENS , Le Seo 3 oe x A x ae a yh Oe COR Oe ee Op I PS OES weeke ; COREE Eee ee ae a ck a a te a de a ALEEE SESE CE CRS A LM PO ee SL PERS CPP OPI Sy Stephen Sack TOP: Jay Lasner. BOTTOM: Sam Tu. Miguel Delgado 181 BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL — FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Hunter, J. Foster, T. Tierno, P. Soriano, W. Laube, E. Royal, G. Davis, R. Carlino, J. Mansilla, M, Pelligrino. SECOND ROW: Coach Liddy, K. Davis, K. Tanner, A. Spivey, A. Jackson, M. Lattimore, J. Alexander, M. Schuster, G. Koon, J. O’Keefe. BASEBALL Plfd. 1 Union 12 Plfd. 2 Thomas Jefferson ¢ Plfd. O Linden 7 Plfd. O Westfield 21 Plfd. O Barringer Plfd. O East Brunswick y Plfd. 1 J. P. Stevens é Plfd. 2 St. Joseph’s 7 Plfd. 1 Union 7 Plfd. 3 Linden 4 Plfd. 4 Barringer 4 Plfd. 1 Thomas Jefferson 2 Plfd. 2 Perth Amboy 4 Pl fd. 2 Scotch Plains 5 Plfd. 0 Scotch Plains 4 Pitctas3 Bridgewater W. 4 Plfd. O Perth Amboy 4 Plfd. O Bridgewater W. 10 Plfd. 4 Hillside 5 Plfd. 0 Edison 13 Coach Liddy shows how it’s done. Paul Soriano ready to slug away. Coach Liddy she tek , 1% bs oi. ie he aw 4 WN ferme pw: eras oi B 5 pe nny es ey ee ele . Bae bcs we ‘ . . 3 ts. First baseman John Alexander. “Coach, is this the right style?” Al Spivey Al Jackson making a line drive. Mike Pellegrino thinking. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL — FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Caruso, O. Lattimore, R. Hopkins, G. Davis, S. Glover, R. Rumpf. SECOND ROW: F. Toth, C. Banks, L. Washington, D. Wynn, A. Green, P. Morton, Coach McMullen. TRACK FIRST ROW, left to tight: P. Schneekloth, R. Blount, D. Billups, N. Porter, T. Wright, S. Burke, C. Grimes, T. Mandel. SECOND ROW: C. Thompson, K. Robinson, D. Reeder, M. O'Leary, R. Spivey, D. Lipscomb, J. Myers, Coach Ron Upperman The P.H.S. record breakers. B. Muccigrossi, K. Wells. THIRD ROW: Coach Upperman, W. Major, R. Miget, P. Wagner, D. Peterson, J. Wagner, D. Willard, B. Davis, J. Myatt, G. Moore, J. Cox, B. Braxton, D. Donovan. Sprinter Nate Porter 'Pifd. REFS aan Plfd. Plfd. Plfd. Plfd. Plfd. Plfd. Plfd. Se VS. VS. vs. VS. vs. vs. vs. VS. TRACK 3-5-0 Thomas Jefferson Rahway Bridgewater West Union Westfield Edison Perth Amboy Linden VROOM — Joe Myatt. WON LOST LOST LOST LOST LOST WON WON Racing over the hurdles — Kenny Wells. Pushing in for the finish. 185 186 People rushing by — too busy to have a conversation with, And then we all say how we're too busy to, Well, deal with the problems in today’s society, Which — as we all realize — are because we are too busy. But, then again, how can we slow their pace, When taught by teachers — “Don’t put off to Tomorrow,” You know how it goes — we all do. Some clever person brings up, “Haste makes Waste,” Which I respond to by saying, that's true. That's true, ideally, but that’s not the way lt is. We are all in one great rush, To accumulate enough money and holdings, So when we're fifty or sixty we can Slow down and relax. By then we're Too hepped up to slow down. So the joke’s on you. I'd finish this if | had the time. Scott Haas Plaintalk, 1972 187 188 i perceived, for a moment, that i was again lonely, frightened, frantic — running through the antiseptic halls in a desperate search for the biology room assigned to my student number. who could i trust? those older and more experienced students would surely laugh and steer me wrong — my peers knew not more than i My map was useless to me for i left it in my locker (Lord knows what the combination was) inches smaller, pounds lighter, experiences younger, i, sophomore, stood very very much alone. Toni Wynn Plaintalk, 1972 yee: dss AE aheiengaS ARSE: Staats LRA HO ve 189 a) fe me) =) pS i ater may suide im, and above all, you may Insp: im: but the © ‘only thing that is worth having is what he gets by his own : exertions, and what he gets is proportionate to the effort © he puts into it.” —A. 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