Point Pleasant Borough High School - Safari Yearbook (Point Pleasant, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1976 volume:

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A 3 Q Afbri Point Pleaeant Borough High School, Point Pleasant, New jersey V 5 Afarl 5 i S Point Pleasant Borough High School Poir1tPleasant, Nl 3 P I 1 2 SAFARI EDITORS Eileen Campbell-Editor-in-Llhief Noni Ehrola-Layout Editor Kathy Kiebg-Photo Editor Cindy Silvey-Business Editor lHlDunkkv-LhennyEdnor Lisa Canonica--Art Editor Trudy Elliott-Typing Editor Roger Braunstein--Advisor TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication , ., . . .. Faculty and Administration . . Autumn T T Ffiftndf, VVinte: Seniors . 122 Spring .., N196 Adveritking , . . 232 5 DEDICATICN The class of '76 dedicates this yearbook, Safari, to a person who has aided us in our activities and who, as a friend, guided us to our success. You, who have always been at our side with the right answers at the right time, you, who have always listened and spoke when we needed you. For all the things you ,are and all that you have done for the Class of '76, we grateful- ly dedicate this Safari to you, Stephanie Carr. 3692595 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION YOU CANNOT TEACH A MAN ANYTHING, YOU CAN ONLY HELP HIM TO FIND IT WITHIN HIMSELF GALILEO GALILEI I Class ii Congratulations upon your graduation from the,l?oint Pleasant Bororl-ligh l hope equipped you sils with theffsksills andfiialuesltlfiit lead to success and happiness in your future Careers' ' --. -5.4 1-1 year, rrrrp same frustrations andffiinsecuritiieisi as counter-parts in 1776. Like them, your drive, initiative andlrsnfiotivation will playgagreat part May YOU acliiieve similarsuccess. iiii 5T fL l llii ll . Superintendent 'l-i K, - L .,,, If i 7 f L 'dads .93 fi' . itil 'fi, . i ii Eff 't T H55 ' f w ir., ,-1g:.:' 1' i egg-fu My-r :fr ., 1 ,,:qfz::' :p1 . , ...lm 2 ,ft l i lr I ' J W ni Z ul 4 I ' ' JI' x f-if ,N7,E,5z:': V y',.A,:L..ifM 'rm A 'V , W V w. , f- ,A,, I fl 1 i 'i1'.'33i ft,-ui-Lgyff. Mrs. Margaret Grall Vx i A . i Dr. Lawrence Debellis ' .eff,m,h 1,71 . ,L -.93 ft M3 'W Row 1 Mr. D. Burke, Mrs. M. Grall, Mr. I. Birdsall, Row 2 Dr. L. Debellis, Mr. I. Bittenbinder, Mr. R. Kling, Mr. M. Boggio Dear Students: Graduation from high school is a very special achievement which has been earned by years of work toward that goal. We congratulate you, and we share your pride in thisaccomplishment. Whatever your fgoals in life may be, we wish for you success and happiness. R c Very sincerely, CARL L. PERRY Principal 1 V Dr. Carl Perry-Principal 'TY if 5 1' y ' 4 r Mr, Frank MCLaughlin..ViCe principal Mr. Al Saner-Vice Principal Curriculum GUIDANCE The Guidance Counselors of Point Pleasant Boro High School are very much concerned with satis- fying the student with his or her ambitions. They help the students choose the courses that will bene- fit them in their desired career. When the student is unhappy with a class or is having a particular problem, the guidance counselors do everything in their power to help the student solve their di- lema. Many times a student is having problems out- side of school, and the guidance counselors are always there to listen. They help students when they are unsure of themselves and bring the aware- ness of how important school and education really are. The Point Pleasant Boro High School is guided and led by its fine guidance counselors. its ,L .E t xx xt ligyi A-36 T T g ,st. Q Dick Defonce-Director Sandra Amanori l'll be with you in a minute WHAT Ever makes you happy I -fx A ff sf -7 -a . 4. , , ,, y .x , -,,,, ' ' .A . A X -2' 1 I s l ssl l a joseph Bodeep fx x ey Ex fr tl 7 Q R rl l I'l l Wats5h l VVz:L i You don't want English this year? t Mrs. Shuttleworth . Health Careers t So, 'want tdfbe a nurse llll l lil l llll John Bakker You have to graduate sometime Li RA The Point Pleasant Boro l-ligh School librarygjis well st i f' set up for the student who wants to read orlstudy. lt contains manyfyglumes of rygy encyclogedias cause byifelasses. as ef 1 iffwhole sometimes utilizethe library to do reports and assign- ments given Mrs.,l s eveve her fbest stte the She always greets the students with a smile when they enter the library. She is there, to help solve the stu- ng 1 -- . I . i . ldentsfjggoblem digg,gfrndrnggggggaterral r yt as part ofthe dedicated staff helping to iles prepare our stu- dents for a successful future after we graduate. ryyl gtygg Mrs. LeFevre gg shhh ....... . g EVIZEV gg gi Q t. y I . I ,,,ss --'litsi J to r Q Li.: .. - ...... 1-:un ,.,.... 35--.-.' y-. K x 5 was .g 2. i M 1533393 fa Saas l l l js.: .VJ wwf ' it ...N .Q ..., . ,sg ., g M g 1 1 so-ws fi Q S swf- lun . ,i fx y -- J- Q rw? ,- Q .fff'fw-.gt if ' 3 'N ' x I l l l l sw l !s.,,,., si ' ' l DickllJhl l , re- ',,n2 t , ,xr v . rtit ' ' I TheyAudioVisual Aides department is here to aid the teach-s ersf in giving students a broader education throughithe use of media. They are responsible for supplying the schools vid- io equipment and instructional material. Mr, Uhl tapes prof grains for Qfteachersf to present in-fclass. has made provisions for students who must stay home due to illness to listen to the classroom discussions. Record players, tape recorders filmiprojecttirs are also at teachers' dis! posal. A.V.A. is an important part of our education and the teachers' presentations to their classes. y --.......t , E l ...ffl r joan Wheeler 1 x -V U? If ev? M . 9 L , I wth-amwmmwf . .. an ,Z ,D , Fran Wheeler Chairman Use the dictionary ENGLBH The Point Pleasant Boro High School English Dept. offers many beneficial courses in various aspects of the English field, ranging from those geared to busi- ness work to areas such as the literature of the occults. One of the broader sec- tions of the dept. is that of literature which deals with many interesting views, both old and new, such as Literature of the Supernatural and of the Occult, 20th Century American, Short Story, and others. The literature courses seem to be the most popular among students and offer great insight to the lives and customs of other cultures. The English area is that of writing. Courses are offered in Basic Writing, College Composition, and Creative Writing. One' favorite is Creative Writing. ln this course, the student learns various writing techniques and puts them to use in original compo- sitions and essays. With so much writing involved, this tends to be a rather diffi- cult course,gbut in the Iongrrun, it's well worth the trouble. Having a good, solid background in writing helps greatly in many other special courses such as Busi- ness English, aimed toward those wishing to pursue a career in business, particu- larly as secretaries, are excellent because they provide neccessary background for students without concentrating on sub- jects irrelevant to their future work. Elective courses are open to juniors and seniors only, because students need a general foundation upon which to build before going on to more specialized subjects. The elective system is consid- erate of the students and indicates that teachers understand their wide variety of interests and needs, and try their best to satisfy them. Y to , .tts if , it s,,,.. .., Q . aifl it t 4 ff ,,,, i :ai , '. 1 :U Valerie Kristbergs jane Millar Get Pepe out of here We will be on time Roger Braustein I have no opinon . . . But. 4- '92 Ralph Porter lts not my responsibility .Sm , L 'C-'X 'A W . 52 ,xyfxgaqx ' wx K 1 5?'f'gasff'z .57 Si? V eSWx,,g4g,,,,.gi?..,,- , 2.6.5 nf 1, 16 -ziragfia ,K 1 4:45. . . I fl-Sgt I an vw: avi .. 1 rg, a I Mgk gg g Q, 1. X Q- 2, x KT. W ,K N men. . , go, vi Y v L 'Qian 3 J Wim yy KRW!! X A 2 C A -:L 1M?a11?- .- A Lam wap, A ffaiiixmfqx 55 zm-:+z.f ,fi .,-k- Q 1' f, .- -X-1..,.y.,m3w. .2 3' O S 4 K X K Q, fax Li, ' ' 'm'L Yod?i96 kidding ff gg if' 'USERS 1W..,,m. y N- GS eiv.:Q'1 faywefg. .Xa vf wa 11- g., 11: v. a-If ai .,W, ,, ..,. X. Q 1111723-15-iii?-1. f 'x x , -L i - , V M. . fk.. QE Q, ' V1 'W 2 12 K1 5 X fa 4 MA a 1' ' o y um' 1- - - a CurxvHavens Amos Kraybill Frailty thy name is woman V ' ',1, . ' 3 .J .- W., W ,,,,, .., ., Aww- f, Q my 3. 343: QQ' --in ' A La S632 C L wg ,gsfafiv awww,-K X I ,,,,, It . my A J Q . 1 ., 'Xa f N .W . M . nahan Cathy Silverman h Let's av' raps s 0 Where are you going? My Yea, Yea, Yea, that's good. .5,..A 'N ,,. , X MJXWQ x Q 5' i 4 'elm Winn W-Wi' n Chairman Karen and Lisa stop talking. 19352, -25, 1 x XR A I R ,Q-HM sv-- . -fs' J ' k s A s E 'feng X ag 5 f 2 ,V R. V ' ,fx 1 ,bffww 1 -1 -s My-fx 1 a xs if - 4 f N as nfi- eff-we . ff We s X we qw ,v ' 5' are presentlyftaught This is the a'ls classes are one semester long, ule twice a year, instead of . sss by Sfafsf T he dentsand theeieachersgfi s ggi . lim H0ffm3Sfef David Jones . s s 's ' Robert Kulessa havegjpur pinksfjp? .5f,!4SdQl'1,I hassleaaqybody. dldlgayrhgg C239 Dick Blake loan Gasprich There must be a reason all right, now come on w7f:f'4W ' l ll 'l ' gj 'ele , ' bf BW T E 5 ff ' ,,,. A L f ' lllllf ,, 2' 'wf,. ' 44g WA as f e i , 2 :51 A ' llll E V l,:ll Q, ,,VVk, if ,X gm ,,,f . :- , K , M. WW , . ,.,,, 3 7 I! 33534 4,,,- I Connie Manzo ,Ohh Patterson AH, come-on-kids Need a lift E f w THE FIRST UALITYOE A HISTORIAN is TO BE TRUE AN IMPARTIALQ THE EXT, TOBE David Hu mV m i .5 - T Dennis Swanson These quizzes must keep rolling IN D E E T H E B R BUT THE WINE OF LIFE, TTl get T lllT are thelkrfiflfiiiicourse here atilissfFflQiPQB.H.S. motivate the students' understanding of the im- portance and the ability to use the elements and principles of art. The number of areas offered by the Art Dept. will vary inrsaccordance with the ex- and the S COUI' in creative the mediums of art expression. This allows the stu- dent the enjoyment of freedom of individual expression. T p ys y T jean Paljll Richter Vito Dellegrippo L What's the problem s T s L0 U15 ij, 1.9532515755 11. it ..,: ' ssii T Til gf. .nw T it if t , -- Stephanie Carr Give me a minute its .W J' fit' 5 tif .ssgt ii A N fp .sgsgfgli str ...M -- ' HNEARTS In the past few years the Dramatic Arts Department has pro- duced plays, concerts, and assemblies. One area that has im- proved greatly was the Band, under the direction of Mr. Richard Ellicks. Mr. Ellicks deals with instrumental music, music theory, ad lessons. There's'a Marching Band, Concert Band and Stage Band. During marching season, most of the band time is spent memorizing formations on the field and playing the music cor- rectly. Lessons are held a helfan hour once a week, all year long during school time. Practice is held on Monday nights for an hour and a half during marching season. This year the Band took a trip to Disneyworld in Florida. All the members worked hard towards this goal, holding and getting donations to help support thetrip. Pit Band helps the dramatics department with plays. The Stage Band is for students with the better ability in music. Being in Stage Band includesfa trip to Boston forfa weekend. The concert season is met with challenging music that is prepared for spring concerts. The new Dramatic Arts wing of the school is one of the ,best in countriy, with its,g,new professionalylighting system. There are' li.itm any new and exciting things developing duefto the facilities, students, and dedicated staff in this department. Un- A der the direction of Mr. Dunkle, the Dramatic Arts department coritirgued to offer the students ofgg,P.P.B. best selection L0gf12r?nfl'g'leVl of plays available. Two showsiwere presented this year andboth 1,2,3 ready to go made a successful triumph for the department. gi P' 332, H Q 525' , , . V,,, is i , t isrs ..t.... l S ,V 2 t ,.r,, V if T wELL SAID TO lii' ' A -V3-, A - ,g SPEECH or V lllv ll' ffl 'fi ' l I Z I J T I A N E ' ' ,WE T - .gif Richard Ellicks 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,line William Dunkle Don't be spastic . ' ' ' FM -5 'ii 7 i ' A William Wadsworth Longfellow BilI Scarpitta Chairman Close But No Cigar MATHEMATICS The Math Department of P.P.B. offers the students a range of courses from General Mathematics to Calculus. Included in this broad department are Introduction to Algebra, Algebra, Occupational Geometry, Plane Geometry, and Pre. Calc. Most of the courses offered are designed to give the stu- dent a gbackgroundgfor the mathematical requir- ments of college. For those who don't intend to go to college, but wish to enroll in Math courses, General Math and Occupational Geometry are offered. These courses acquaint the student with basic terms, ideas, and conceptsstthat wouldfprove helpful in the future. Introduction to Algebra is designed for the student who wishes to study Al- gebra, but requires extra training. It is actually Alg. I divided into a twogyear long course. Alg. land II are geared for the academic student. They include the latest concepts in the field of Mathematics. Senior Math courses include Fundamentals of Col- lege Math, A and B, Linear Alg., Algebraic Systems, and Calculus, all of which are college courses. I dy' Q1 X. Rich Berardi 7' Bettyrl-Ianson g 3 Richard Kelly Any QUCSUODSZH About the time I was kidnapped Banana Brain A f.,v W- , ,M , .,,, MATHEMATICIAN TH H ON T E R F H A H G V'g iii Jie .. - ,,.. ii ,. gv 'X 5 J 4 M' Olga Kuntz Darci O'C-rady leff Pilfadiifr This ig not 3 joke You can't do that its not kosher Think metric 1 A ,,, L g 1, - ,,,,. W VZVVV M A ...ea ' I p 'M . X. 1 ? Gerry Leo Chairman Get the idea BUSINESS The Business Dept. of P.P.B. serves many aspects of the business world. it covers subjects such as Stenography, Typing, Bookkeeping, Record-keep- ing, ABC Shorthand, and Transcription. The Busi- ness Dept. also includes two work programs. One is based solely on the secretarial profession. This is called CO-OP, and is run by Mrs. Arlene Tylecki. Girls who plan to be secretaries and have had sev- eral requiredepbusiness courses can join5 ,,CO-OP. The girls go toirequired classes in the morning and then to a job during the afternoon. They are placed in a variety of places, banks, insurance companies, medical offices in the hospital, and some are sec- retaries in our school. The second department pro- gram is calledlf7Distributiveiiliiiiducation, by Mr. Baronowski. This is run like the CO-OP except it pertains to employment in retail organizations. These Students are cooks, waiters, cashiers, sales people, waitresses, and drivers. Both programs give student valuable educaticihal experienrieig Nam... '1' 1 X .1 6 ' . 'Q V Leo Baronowski Fred Dioguardi Barbara Hersh ' T Quiet Please We all must cooperate. GirIs1eontrol yourselves jan Pfifgld Suzanne Schachel fYP 1S.iQf H Peffeifi n 2 15 'e Y0'41F3 ' but YW MAY U95 ?g THAT WE LOVE, 1 f T T WITH DELIGHTQ n Arlene Tylecki Now come on girls LANGUAGES ww, 'L rg, ff' , na, ,,.. J , , ,, K ,2z2f'ffgf'- ff ' ' I , xi 2 'V 1 , htm 1 .fgfi ,,.f1,,.,L K ff Q buh Y. T .. 115 21 ld It 3 Q. J g n 3 , ,, s 1' .I 'W' ,, '21 'J' 3 . f N M ' ' .A . .1 I -I A f. . ., fi 'L n -A . 5, J x A .M i ,' X E ,...,,,,....-..,W,,, ,,,,. X., . ' ..-ff' ,,,......vof' ,,.,.a--1-- Cleaveg L Carol Hdffman You can sing Heirdinrasiein better I went to Girls State 1. Corinne Brennan No,:only one culture day .wr ' ' Bob lreijv Ah, yes S Bob Cooper What a horror show LANGUAGE IS THE DRESS OF THOUGHT Samuel johnson jill Ryan 'E ig' X of A Gertrude Rose Close YOUV mol-'th Please Do you want to get into trouble Language is not taught for the learning of a foreign language, but to learn about other cultures. Students are able to compare their culture with that of others around the world, A language course can range from the an- cient Latin, which all other lan- guages are derived, to French, German, and Spanish. To acquire knowledge of another language of people and accept it, is truly a sign of being educated. Cer- tain days of the year are desig- nated for student participation in European ways of living. These days are known as culture days. Each person prepares a particular food from that country and ev- eryone feasts on the goodies. The main topics of conversation are European dress, food, and fashion of living, sometimes, while music from that country is being played. Each year,stu- dents and teachers embark to Europe during Easter vacation. After talking and hearing so much about other countries, a student finally can see for himself. Each day is filled with sightseeing, shopping, and dining in restau- rants. Some just view learning a foreign dialect as a required course for college, but it is really a very important part of educa- tion. Knowing different forms of languages in existence is es- sential to survival. The knowl- edge of a foreign language may one day prove to be very helpful. Dick Lansing A strong, mind plus astrong body an educalgfgilesystslu' dent. at the Boro encourages all students to become involved in a variety of activities. Whether it be a team sport, individual, dual sport, Of large game, .Cm- not physical f evelopment 'T the students, but also his emotional, social, and mental development. This year and in future years these goals will be achieved tion. i Chairman Petrol, Petrol O ,M 'lf sf' WZ' Ed Gilmore Bill Larkin Dot Maver you re ruining my system Notice my biceps What a Blast ,W Hank Anderson What dicifyou mqige a pipgiopn . A gi Debbie Doros henko ff: Lnnk HAV'f?'ight Qi:Q,. any 1 Charlie Russel Vince,LSpincola V Linda White Go play with your trucks Things are done my way ' L That's Super HGME ECONGMICS Home Economics is not for girls only! Everyone is invited to join the many exciting classes offered at P.P.B. Home Ec. 1-4, Chef Class, Home Economics for seniors, and Sewing Workshop are the courses offered in the Home Economic Department. In H.E. 1-4, the courses are divided into two semesters, food and cloth- ing. Since styles change and opinions vary, y what is taught changes from year to year. However, what is taught is fun and enjoyable. Chef Class is offered to students interested in study- ing food preparation. H.E. for seniors isioffered to senior stu- dents interested in a survey course and who have had little or no prior H.E. courses. Some areas covered in this course are food, nutrition, clothing, home furnishings, child care, and fam- ily economics. Whether boy or girl, taking courses in H.E. can help to prepare the students' future as homemakers and for some, give the necessary tacks for survival. Marge Prall Chairman No dear X , jennifer Bollenbach Diane jg,-dan I can't eat again l made lennifera INDUSTRIAL I, ARTS The Point Pleasant Industrial Art Depart- ment has expanded in many ways into many new and interesting courses. This department is divided into four classi- fications. Wood Shop, Metal Shop, Me- canical Drawing,land Graphic Arts, all equally important componants of the department. Each of these areas have a four year program geared from begin- ner to the advanced craftsmen. Metal Shop and Wood Shop allow the student tojwork on various projects of varying difficulty, according to the experience of the student. In Mecanical Drawing the students are given the opportunity to develop designs for various working models of homes, factories, and office buildings. Graphic Arts offers many dif- experienScgesg,ti,n the print imedia, ihcluding a newtiiarnd popular course in photography. Regardless of and includ- ing individual interests, there is a course available in this department that will suit his needs. g Ron Pavesi Sandy Prall joe Sisia Go slide down the hall Hey Turkey Did you hear the one about SCIENCE The Science Department in our school is designed for college and non-college students. The courses available to the student are Biology, Chemistry, Physics, intro. Biology, Earth and Space Science, and Astronomy. The courses such as B Biology and Chemistry are lab sciences, Once a week, a lab is given out of the course. Two years ago a biology course was started for the non- college student. The purpose of the course is to help the students develop and appreciate science. Last year, one such biology class made wire cages and filled them with different types of rodents. Aquariums werseifillted with both fresh and salt vizater inhabitants. In the future, the department has considered, the possibility of some semester courses in Ad- vanced Biology and Physics classes may be added. V it , . .,,. r, Cathy Dixon Lincoln lividen Chairman Hey man. l know. il i MW :M john Gibbs Ca 2 + Tu 3 -1 H2 Of Heyy Lawrence Browning Did you hear the one. ,W f fl .. jerry LaSala They are not rocks FACU LTY POTPOURI 'ies J K -si-:M , df HJR STAFF .f is- lk iw f Sf' ,M 3 1 ,.........---ff' M... ,CNW Canonical Dorthy ,Kozlowski Wilfna I-Gfdiefi 4 '? K Nina Zamarri Cecelia Gesumaria Mrs. Schmit 'WI-1 '19 ' V g -K .-, 'WW fl, W' 'A kg ...Q L5 , CAFETERIA STAFF ff'- 5 A o ff an 'ME of X . K ' Ig A f- mm 'k EA A Q. 9' A o ' 'L' 997' 2 Q ze A X A A , Q A A A , A ooo - . xo .ip . A , , n A Q- f stirs I A A 'R X V 5 Qftll A i I - W L , Q . 3555- . i a N is , I 'Q in K, A 1 5, N I Row 1 L. Richardson, O. Woefeusberger, D. Anderson, D, Bergquist, M. Hood. Row 2 K. Van Hagenen, A Miniagi,K..OhIott,M. Nicholsm, B. Curtis, V. Schoemer. o 1, . CUSTODMNS A-f ' 5 :Wai I' ' 'D - f' '? 6?f' 'A 'A .:H::' ' ' U L -4 Q 1 , K - 5 7,1 tx-73 1 AQ A A. Pontrelli, T. Mostyn, C. Maretzky, A. Petracco, l. LaGrasso, G. Nicolata, L. Slocum. A GARDEN FROM THE PAST: AS THOUGHT OF OLD IT WORE THE LEAVES BROCADE A OF BRONZE AND GOLD A BASHO AUTUMN foll feshvol i ,.., ,. . A A 1 .. ' - 5- ti john Scharff, Lisa Mangiafico Beth Lind, Eric Wagner QW' Donald Brennan, Betty Mead John Stevens, Michelle Schmidt STCRY THE TRE The Performing Arts Department of Point Pleasant Boro High School Proudly Presents STORY THEATRE Adapted for the Stage bb' Paul Sills From Stories in the Grimm Brothers Collection and Aesop's Fables By special permission of Samuel French, Inc. 6'3O P M Nov iniber 21, 1975 . . . 8:00 P. M. November 22, 1975 38 ,Jiffy Siam Zi?-4x , ' Y - . ,f7f7 'IA ,A V no JA, ,VZ T Q . i ff . :T . J T ,o,, A ff . . .'P, .,' :iw V 'LW xr T tc. Lf RT fi:-444 D Q-MX Cf The Storytellers Leslie Becker Barbara Matern Debilyn Ookefair james Pike Kathy Fiore Craig Poore Judy johnson Elaine Rempkowski Valerie Kieb Ed Sholander Pam Manrell jeff Weiser The Minstrels Mike Corona Nancy Brown Bill Schoner The Hierarcg Director ........... Mr. Will Dunkle Assistant Director gl Choreographer . . . . Mrs. jill Ryan Set Design . Audio-Visual Printin Supe 8 Student Director Mr. Ron Horbach Mr. Will Dunklc Mr. Ron Horbach Costumes gl Makeup. . . Director. . . . . Mr. Frank Uhl rvision. . . . Student Music Director .... jack Conaty Neil Bryant joe Grippe Bob Highley Brad Kries Mr. Sanford Prall . . Jacqui Comp . Karen Polhcmus Lights and Sound CHQ David Lec Nick Swersky Matt Travers jim VanDcrmark Ty Visco s, 1 .' wg. :gg mg mrig H 1 50 .Siva 4- , I 4 2' xv f Z' I v .1 ' J PEP CLUB The Pep Club is comprised of all the senior class girls. They promote class spirit and worked selling refreshments at the trailer during football season. A few activities the Pep Club '76 participated in were a can food drive for the needy and sponsored this year's Special Olympics at P.P.B.H.S. The officers are Pres. Mary Fleming, V.P. Elsie Nase, Sec. Michelle Sargent, Treas. Eileen Kellington, Public Relations Person Row l Elsle ,Nasef Mall' Flemlngf ROW 2 Elleef' Cara Chapel. The advisor of this organiza- Kellmgmn'Mlchellesalgem' tion is Miss Maver. Row 1 Kay Coleman, Karen Hennessy, Noni Ehrola, Tylee Estelle, Kathy Kieb, Debbie Kitchen, Sue Savino, Deb- bie jones, Row 2 Laura Schmidt, Patty O'Brien, Mary Fleming, Elsie Nase, Michelle Sargent, Eileen Kellington, Donna Bottger, Todi Parra, Row 3 Holly Sullivan, Lois Van der Noot, Jayne Donohue, Kathy Cook, Tracy Cor- ris, Debbie DeFranco, Maureen Miller, Diana'Zoppi, Lynn Schneider, jackie Six, Adv. Miss Maver, Row 4 Stacy Larsen, Ethel Merkel, Cindy Boggio, Laura Truncale, lill Schilling, Karen Norton, Vaike Lillemagi, Betsy Cushman. ,Q 2 f-if iw Valerie Aquilantte, Patti Cottrell, Sue Dolak, Betsy Cushman, Donna Fattaruso, Laurie Grassi, Jan Jurewiz, Denise Lucas, Barbara Matern, Jeanne Matter, Jeanne Miller, Maureen Miller, Joan Moyni- han, Maureen O'Donnell, Erin Pearce, Chris Pedota, Kathy Ploger, Judy Reamer, Susan Seifert, Lori Spader, Holly Sullivan, Amelia Treadaway, Colleen Walsh, Jackie Zamarra, Debbie Zoppi, Donna Zoppi, Diana Zoppi, Nancy Vogel, Dolores Fraher, Laura Ribertone, Debbie Maver Officers are President, Camille Zoppi, V. President, Renee Cromie, Sec. Lorraine Marone, Treas., Donna Shute, Kim O'Donnell, Parli Historian P Row 1 Mrs. Brennan, Row 2 Alison, Ehrler, Tammy Lauer, Renee Boqual, Kathy Hogan, Row 3 Char lene de Jong, Suzanne Bennett, Holly Coffin, Mary Dailey, Kim Patterson, Karen Newman, Lind Bissey. 8 F.H.A S.A.E. COUDR 1' Captain Noni Ehrola As a portion of the Marching band, the Color Guard's main function is to display and guard the colors, better known as the American and accompanying flags. The squad consists of 16 girls. Eight girls make up the flag section which includes the American flag and two guards, the school banner, the state, county, town, and school flags. The sergeant and five girls carry rifles and execute routines during the football half-time, the Captains carry sabers. The Sergeant's responsibility is to train the girls in the routines and order them on the field, in parades and during practice. The Cap- tains are responsible for the squad as a whole. This year the Color Guard participated in half-time shows, pep-rallies and a trip to Florida. The Captains are Debbie Kitchen and Noni Ehrola. The Sergeant is Kathy Kieb and the advisor is Miss Schanson. GUARD 4 ,WA so. Hab- Captain Debbie Kitchen Seniors Noni Ehrola, Kathy Kieb, Debbie Kitchen N? ,,,,,,-avr' Q E x , r-'f BDI? AO Noni Ehrola, Debbie Kitchen, Kathy Kieb, Cara Chapel, loanne johnson, Maria Elena Fasulo, Margaret Shibla, Sandy Arendes, Dar- leen Ratay, lan Arendes,1iIl Arendes, Gail Copozzi, Nancy Potito, Sue Nagi, Mary lane Bavais, Elaine Rempkowski n-:S f- ,X '-ff? . 2 -V ' ' - 'F v- .fi -5-'L ,I if , - ' rf, rw - -Wg -' ' 'ff fl-'W ' Ely S l - - . ,W S A - - -sm f pm 3 I mx- L fs 1 -Sf ra Mui ff We 1. au in 3434 M, ,, .N 4' ,fag 5 t5Q,:gf- , ,PLEASANT 50 O Sergeant Kathy Kieb BA N D 43 TWIRLERS Cheryl Peters Kathy Porter I Lynn Schneider .Ll Q'-in I' 4,241 J jillCorbin Mascot , kt ' Ellen D'Amore, Debbie Cokfair, Penny Carpenter, Wendy Corino, Kathy Porter, Cheryl Peters, Lynn Schneider, Lori Burd, Kathy Hogan, Cheryl Truex, jill Corbin. MARCHING BAND Sally Anderson, Ed Armstrong, Todd Armstrong, jeff Armstrong, Tom Arnot, Leslie Becker, jennifer Bergmann, Barbara Brennan, Bill Brennan, Don Broschart, Mike Broschart, Ronald Broschart, Nancy Brown, Paul Brugger, Ruth Carver, Sandra Chichester, Mike Clayton, Holly Coffin, Stacy Cohen, William Conrad, Mike Corona, james Cunningham, Susan Cun- ningham, Wayne Daniels, Laura Davis, jeanne Degen, Suzan Dolak, Kevin Don- The Point Pleasant Boro marching band, under the fine direction of Richard Lee Ellicks, has been involved in a number of exciting activities this past year. ln addition to playing in all of the football games, rain or shine, they have hosted their annual stage band competition. Through- out the fall and winter everyone worked hard to raise enough money for the trip to Florida. They had cake sales, sold ads, Christmas items, and they even had a pancake breakfast. All of these contributing to their trip. The band left in March for a six day vacation. They were the band of honor in the Walt Disney World Parade, and everyone had a fantastic time. The Spring Concert was a fantastic success, with a wide variety of numbers. ley, Mark Donley, john Donovan, Trudy Elliott, Tom Falke, Marjorie Flynn, Cindy Flynn, Elaine Fraher, james Fricks, Bill Gehring, Anne Hanrahan, jacqueline Hall, Bob Highley, Laura Hirtes, Daniel Holly, Dennis Holly, Bob Holly, Brian Holly, Lori Howell, Robert Hrasna, Robert Hulse, Donna Hurley, Sherrie Hyde, judy johnson, Randell jolley, john Kaldy, jeff Keffer, Wayne Kolodjeski, jeff Lucas, Maritz, Cheryl Marson, jean Martin, Daveen Miller, Wesley Morris, Wendy Patterson, Robin Perry, Phyllis Prall, Bill Prall, james Romanelli, Bernadette Ruiz, Tom Rutherford, Karen Rutherford, Beth Sampson, james Schneider, Bill Schoner, Eddie Scholander, Donna Shute, Brenda Sikkema, Harold Sutphen, joan Sutphen, julie Thorsen, Tim Torode, Susan Uhl, Melissa Walker, jeffrey Weiser. Curtis Leary, Thomas MacArthur, janice 46 fwp , 43.4 ,, 3y!,Uq if -ff' MX' Q ' ' Q ly N., hp - IXSW aw Qi' ,Q 35 9 . Y I I VARSITY ' CHEERLEADERS Diana Zoppi Captain X X Af . - X 1, X E Diana Zoppi, Joann Garafola, Debbie Smith, Patty Cottrell, Barbara Daily, Kathy Hassen, Sue Herbert, Barbara Matern, leanne Miller, leanne Hassen T? 1: 1 MaureenMlller Captain M1ssDoroshenko Advisor 41 E' l.V. CHEERLEADERS Nancy Mitchell, Linda Shaughnessy, Nancy Polhemus, jill Kraemer, Maureen O'Brien, loanne Clark, lody johnson, Dora DeCarIo, Mary McCarthy, Lisa lovino, Donna Zoppi. .Q K .. WW- X 91+ A E . 5 E : N .1 . wi :V .. qw i E ,f . A -T . ,, --1 ,f,,,. 1 L TNQ! Ea :M H V- , ir K :KV E -K kj .FTW - fa- K:,, we Jf. ww-wr ---r LV.: VVKL ' M 'H J.- 1 4 f -Q In ..., 4, I aw, . Wkkkk ., , VN, XA, ,,. ,. .5 .V - .. .-. W.. N.. .fm A ..::'15-. 'QA + fl .. .rv aw Nw M C FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Debbie Woods, Barbie Clayton, Kathleen Henrey, Tara Hagen, Donna Davis, Lori Boddy, Michele Pavlo, Erin Pierce, Sue Seifret Debbie Clevenger, Kathy Cahill, jennifer Watkins. - I POWDERPUFF EL ni: ki-fy -A W, P :' , 4 Y A I 1 E f 2 -1 1 x 1 d W ! 1 2 W, H Q- if W jg a x X ,1 f rj 1: , in x. 9' ia x D W A4 A3 'Q is ,K ,,., , V , , :.,,x ,. 1 ' ,f K f 35 1 3 I , ' if 2-. ' x X wr' I ff ' 15 f ' X xN.....nL ,,, - M, M M , 1 Q Q A lean Sarno, Michelle Marino, Karen Hennesy, Terry Burke, Roxann Schapani, Gail Camerano Laura Nepshlnskl Sharon Carlough Cathy Chapel, Cathy Burell, Stacy Larson, Maria Schapani, Coach Maver, Eileen Kellington Patty O Brien Debbie Carlough Donna Bottger, Laura Davis, Kathy Coleman, Cara Chapel. CIRL'S FIELD HOCKEY .ev VM tm N, 5. 'i W M, WW. 1 5 f. K, - E fg, my ' 55 BOYS CRCSS COUNTRY :QL Q Row 1 S. Crimmins, G. Sloan B. Holly, R. Holly, E. Wagner L. Loveland, D. Holly, E. Kobin, 1. Wellbank, Row 2 Coach lividen, I. Chadwick, I. McHugh, D. Bruger, I. Romanelli, I. Kauldy, I. McCormick, L. Samler, C. Hoy, 1. Lucas, T. Rutherford, D. Holly GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY gg . lliv ,gg Q if fm A' Row 'I. S. Cromie, D. Kitchen, A. Haberman, Row 2. Coach Gibbs, L. Eriksen, M. Zaccone, L. Van der Noot D. Pircher, S. McGroff, M. Peters. Row 3. I. Fetsick, K. Abradi, T. Samler, T. Demarest, M. Hamberger, K. Carey, R. Dwyer. SOCCER I K t .W I ' ,A Tim Dempsey, Rich Beggs, Rich Groff, Brian Smith, Mike Kavanagh, Leonart Westman, Ed Flynn, john Scharff, Vinny Wardell jeff Murawski, Steve DeSanto, Greg Godleski, lim McLaughlin, jeff Fort, Keith Phillips, Scott Salisbury, Rich Barcca, Billy Prall. .',r so K .. .. 1 ,M-Q.. kts N x 1 59 Bonire FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL-TEAM LIST Row 1: J. Glynn, B. McCarthy, H. Ferguson, T. Cahill, G. Van Cardo, S. Kirwan, D. Nase, S. johnson, B. Williams K. Collins, R. Maloney, D. Stephenson, V. Fitzsimmons, K. Fisher, I. Marcotullio, Row 2: B. Brennan, H. Highley, R. Rath, D. Lee, K. lobes, 1. Petracco, M. Donley, I. Saner, N. Swersky, A. Peters, P. Arnone, Row 3: C. jurkoic, D. Delisa, I. tuzzolina, C. Hilling, C. Arnone, R. Howard, R Baduini, T. Caporale, R. Leming, S. Boggio, C. Rath, P. Hennessy, M. Kilmartin, M. Keith, T. Anderson, E. Scholander Mx S Sw 4 ,,,,, Wm gf j.V. AND FRESHMEN FOOTBALL -:isi s +- iff . X igii Fuss- Q' ,- f' C . Q ., ,Q 'mm was 2 5 V, , i K wg., I M.- Mark Donley, Bob Highley, Karl Marino, Chris Arnone, Rich Doug DeLisa, Paul Hennessy, Chuck Craig jurkoic, Mike Kilmartin, Scholander, john Tuzzolino. - ' --wf mums .5 iq, , . 4, . E- ' aj, F- . , E iw, fe .Q S., Q eeee i S .,..-,.-.. we I- an C, ,fel L . ,gi an Q ,A A 2- -Q , ,L A S' ' In me S 'f W Q, A , A ' W A LfffL,f?!':iTi' : S ' - wr fi f - FL Y . ' H , - , . S ' ee R S v ffl-Mgr. off? 'S Q. , B, K - - '59 '75 1 :Qf ,ff, H ? i f fi f--- 'S S. ' f' 1 ?'W ,,,,, gi N l S ., C Qi ag 3 ' ' ,,-- i- A N, SEQ S , f gi' R , Sf 2 E if if . rr 5 2 - .mf ---. Q C. 5, -s , ,.,-- I 4 f li rs S S be r S ii M A i fi wi '1 ' 'W 3' ,. lm li' fm ' 5 ' ' 3 l Ik ., M , L- ' '- ,l S '.X - ir K ' 1 f -ff :-.. Wu.-fl f z , Wi , -- - .-,-QLZQ . S 2-C ,I iii ll if S, S gf .C i , ,. YW . V ,- . V YVV iv, .1 ml S ' X h i In V H N . '1- lim ADHD, laCk Beaton, PQT,Berger, joe Blanclella, Robert Brown, f fi Steve Cherry, jim Clayton, C r' oleman, Dan Columbo, S ank Con- ' nors, Brian Crescenzo, Geoff ai' , Steve Francello, Ha er We I Hilling, Don Horne, nghorn, Glenn Kirpchnl ,ilfobert MangarffSifb'tt Matfer, loe cCulloch,'Bob Millerf+dir'ifflPLFgliese, David Reister, Steve Renae, Don Sears, Doug Shaw, Earl Smith, Dave Spader, Ron Stamm, Mike Stango, Sean Stewart, Dave Stroupe, Nick Tarquinio, Mike VanCardo, Bob Wright. C S U. 1 , V . f'd 5l ' , ' ,'.-111,-1 'L' K ,grew A .wx-ac. we 65 ma.-Q UNDERCLASSMEN YOUTH CGMES BUT GNCE IN A LIFETIME. HENRY WADSWO FRE HME Q.. HR. 107-T. Adams, I. Anan, E. Armstrong, M. Baduini, W. Baeder, 1. Beaton, P. Beecroft, L. Beers, D. Albano, C. Anderson, A. Ando, 1. Arendes, 1. Arendes, D. Arnone, S. Atkielski, 1. Auriemma, J. Barron, M. Bavais, C. Beddiges, L. Bernabe, L. Brennan. bk 363 el HR. 109-P. Berger, I. Bianciella, S. Bick, T. Brenner, R. Brochart, R. Brown, P. Brugger, N. Bryant, D. Burker, C. Bycroft, D. Cannon, A. Carbone, M. Carey, 1. Chadwick, M. Cheek, P. Boquel, S. Bennett, 1. Bierbrauer, L. Bissey, L. Boddy, C. Braeuer, T. Burke, V. Caffrey, K. Cahill, P. Caporale, R. Carver, C. Chapple. E E , 1 2 w 1 HR. 110-C. Cherry, 1. Clayton, C. Coleman, D. Columbo, D. Conger, F. Conners, W. Conrad, W. Conrad, I. Cook, 1. Cooley, D. Cordi, K. Corris, R. Coyne, B. Crescenzo, P. Criscuolo, V. Curran, S. Chichester, I. Clark, B. Clayton, D. Clevenger, H. Coffin, S. Cohen, D. Colantuoni, G. Conover, Colleen Corcoran, W. Corino, B. Crimmins, L. Crowell, A. Crummy, S. Cunninghan. HR. 113-M. Cushing, C. Cushman, A. Da Cunha, l. Daniels, R. DiCorcia, P. Dillon, I. Dougharty, R. Dudas, C.. Duffield P. Ehrola, C. Englund, D. Enright, B. Evans, B. Daniels, D. Davis, D. Dawson, C. De long, N. Demarest, D. Deppe, S Dolak, M. Donaghy, C. Dyer, E. Edvardsen, M. Elliott, L. Errickson, R. Esposito. 5' S S-mmf' 4.5, f W .,,. mmf HR. 115-T. Evans, T. Falke, C. Feltz, M. Flynn, T. Eorsberg, B. Fort, 1. Foster, 1. Fraher, S. Francello, M. Godleski, B Groff, J. Hager, K. Halle, W. Hannah, K. Hillman, C. Holder, E. Flynn, I. Exarhos, M. Fasulo, Felstedt, D. Ferraioli, C Flynn, T. Giacona, V. Gifford, L. Greed, M. Habert, T. Hagen, H. Hall, J. Hall, N. Hank, S. Hansen. 47 l f l V 4 K' I fyfafy A Q My ly' lf ,, 5 I l L S W . s sw' fl J 4' I HR. 116-G. Hardorn, R. Hilling, D. Holly, D. Horne, R. Hulse, M. johnson, P. johnson, S. Jones, G. Kartas, 1. King D. Kinghorn, G. Kirschner, B. Kleissler, R. Knapp, K. Henfey, L. Hirtes, T. Howard, L. Howell, L. Iovino, C. jacobus A. jellinek, D. johnson, D. johnson, M. johnson, M. Julius, T. Kamenel, D. Kinghorn, L. Kirinovic. 4 flllfizil f I I ff lg 7 '---...,.,,a HR. Music-W. Kobin, D. Koch, W. Kolodjeski, D. Krampert, D. Krauss, D. Kuncevich, W. Lodato, D. Lutz, M. Maldona- do, R. Mangan, D. Marcusson, P. Marr, I. Martin, L. Martin, N. Matera, S. Matter, 1. Mazich, P. McGrath, D. Longmuir D. Lockamy, C. Lemke, A. Lynch, K. Lytle, B. Mac Arthur, C. Mac Donald, 1. Martin, R. McCarthy. HR. 202-E. McCobb, 1. McCulloch, I. McHugh, T. Merkel, C. Messano, G. Milgazo, R. Miller, W. Morris, S. Murawski, R. Nehl, R. Nelson, K. Newbauer, W. Nickerson, S. McGoff, C. McLaughlin, K. McLaughlin, K. McNaughton, D. Miller, Kiane Miller, T. Willman, N. Nitchell, 1. Moyhihan, B. Mrykalo, L. Nelson, K. Newman. 'Hi S 4 'Lk' 4 4 5 Fw t yllr 2 'P f . 57' HR. 203-I. Norton, S. O'Hara, L. Orost, 1. Panchak, I. Parker, S. Passaretta, E. Patrick, M. Petrucci, R. Pircher, A. Pol- gardy, I. Popiel, I. Pugliese, P. Nolan, P. Ohlott, M. Pavlo, E. Pearce, R. Perry, M. Peters, N. Pircher, C. Pelletier N. Polhemus, R. Pontrelli, B. Porter, N. Potito, S. Pugliese, 1. Puschel, K. Reinertson. HR. 204-D. Raister, G. Remig, S. Renae, M. Ribertone, G. Ricardy, R. Rienscker, M. Robinson, I. Ruiter, D. Santana, 1. Schneider, D. Sears, P. Sharo, D. Richard, 1. Riley, 1. Rowe, S. Ruffino, D. Ryan, L. Salisbury, B. Sampson, L. Santana, P. Sargent, D. Sawicki, A. Scaglion, S. Schoemer, 1. Sears, S. Seifert. . HR. 205-D. Shaw, 1. Sheehan, C. Sheing, R. Simmons, D. Smith, E. Smith, G. Smith, 1. Sobotka, D. Spader, R. Staum, M. Stango, P. Stephenson, S. Stewart, S. Strwart, D. Stroupe, A. Stuart, N. Tarquinto, N. Tatham, D. Tatulli, 1. Thompson, P. Thur, M. Shaughnessy, B. Sihkema, L. Spader, S. Stewart, C. Sullivan, S. Thomson, I. Thorsen, A. Treadaway, D. Smith. v Q 5 M r.. .. . HR. 206-G. Valente, M. Van Cardo, 1. Vander Kooy, T. Velebir, T. Wagner, W. Weisleder, D. Williams, R. Wright, 1. Young, K. Zaidel, C. Zayas, E. Zimny, S. Uhl, M. Vetrini, D. Violenzo, V. Waddington, M. Walker, K. Walsh, 1. Wardell, L. Warnsdorfer, l. Weiser, laner Wienkop, N. Williams, l. Wojtkiewicz, L. Wollerman, D. Woods, P. Zaccone, D. Zoppi, I. Watkins. ' , .-.W-......i... .... OPHOMORE ' sn 5 x . E ' - 2 , ff f s ,. 5 . ., . 5 HR 209-T. Anderson, D. Arendt, 1. Armstrong, C. Arnone, R. Badvini, 1. Barabas, R. Barca, E. Bavais, M. Becker, S. Boggio, N. Borick, R. Boynton, R. Brenner, J. Brescia, D. Broschart, G. Burke, B. Callander, A. Caporale, K. Abradi, S. Anderson, S. Arendes, S. Barbutti, 1. Bergmann, B. Brennan, S. Britton,1. Brown, L, Burd, B. Call, G. Cammarano. wifi -P E H H 3 QM 'S' F' HR. 210-D. Cashion, G. Cheek, H. Clayton, M. Clayton, D. Coffin, J. Conaty, E. Conners, T. Cottrell, S. Coyne, R. Crowning, G. Capozzi, K. Carey, S. Caroselli, M. Cassidy, C. Chapel, G. Ciccarelli, S. Clayton, G. Clifton, D. Cokefair, 1. Comp, R. Conaty, D. Conrad, D. Crescenzo, N. Crombie, S. Cromie. f A . HR 213-1. Cunningham, I. D'Heron, F. Dawson, T. Dempsey, S. DeSanto, W. Deutshlander, K. Donley, 1. Donovan, K. Dunston, G. Flynn, 1. Fox, E. D'Amore, D. Dasti, C. Davis, M. Dawson, C. DeAngelis, D. DeCarlo, I. Degan, E. DeMarco, T. Demerest, D. Dougherty, K. Douglas, R. Dwyer, L. Ericsen, B. Estelle, V. Ewald, I. Fetsick, C. Flynn, B. Fondonella. i ,E HR 214-T. Ferrato, 1. Fricks, D. Carey, B. Gerard, P. Graf, E. Hanrahan, T. Hanson, R. Hanson, D. Hartdorn, P. Hennessy, J. Herbst, W. Heuring, C. Hilling, S. Hilton, D. Holly, R. Finley, K. Frazee, I. Freis, M. Gaffney, S. Godleski, l. Groff, A. Haberman, E. Hank, K. Hasson, K. Hogan. - all . h gzg ... L ' I l HR 215-R. Horton, R. Howard, C. Hoy, R. Jolley, P. jones, G. lurkoic, M. Kavanagh, F. Kearns, M. Keith, M. Kolmartin, E. Kobin, H. Holt, D. Hudak, D. Hurley, R. lohansen, 1. Johnson, I. johnson, 1. johnson, L. Johnson, N. jones, V. Kieb, C. Kight, D. Kinsley, D. Kitchen, L. Kodan. 5 5 5 Q t A iff HR. D Art-Craig Kunz, Scott Lansinger, Russell Leming, Marc Littleton, Michael LoBianco, Lee Loveland, jeff Lucas, Thomas Ludden, Thomas MacArthur, Howard MacDonald, Ray Magley, Gerry Malara, Edward Malloy, William Marks, Bryan Martin, Tim Mathias, Nancy Kolojeski, jill Kramer, Cheryl Krauss, Susan Laeng, Karen Lashley, Pamela Layton, Cindy Lecompte, Katherine Lindstrom, Michele Mariono, lan Maritz, Cheryl Marson, Lisa Montefinesse, Patricia Montuore. I it 1-rf' 11- 3 K. E l l 5 e ' - S X -A mf .- .nb , , ' W A , Y S W K . ' T 1 Q2 , . - .' ' 'aw .w 4-at . ,- - , N: . - . . f 'aw - - ,.v - 1 I. ' Y sf-1'-, 4. ' L.. . , l i v 1 W 'fm HR MD-joseph Mayer, Peter McCarthy, Scott McGarry, Dan Meldrum, Mark Miller, Mark Milroth, George Mitchell jeffery Moore, Sean Moynihan, jeff Murawski, David Magurka, jeane Matter, Mary McCarthy, Patricia McCormack Donna McLaughlin, Lisa Meyer, Michelle Miniagi, Karen Mitchell, Nancy Mitchell, Danelle Monteforte, Kathy Moran Kim Motz, Livia Nagy, Susan Nase, Chatherine Nehl, Laura Nepshinsky. fy, x ' 'FF' HR LG1-I. Olejar I. Ormsby, A. Pazienza, R. Pearce, W. Pearce, T. Phalon, K. Phillips, M. Piccicacco, 1. Pike, I. Pike, 1. Pike, Don Polney, C. Poora, W. Quale, L. Newton, M. OBrian, M. ODonnell, D. Pante, B. Parker, W. Patterson, L. Pearce, L. Pederson, D. Perna, K. Peters, K. Polhemus, P. Prall, E. Prout. ' HR LG2-D, Rahn, A. Raspanti, C. Rath, C. Reynolds, E. Richmond, 1. Ritchings, C. Roberts, G. Rogers, I Rnmanalli, D. Ruggieri, S. Salisbury, L. Samler, A. Sargent, I. Scarpone, D. Quigley, D. Ratay, l:. Redmond, l:. Rempkowski, 1. Rosln, B. Ruiz, T. Samler, M. Sarno, D. Savioe, L. Scheibe, A. Schilling. QMS l ':'lLwVM Mlowp Ju f - W 'fl.,.... AXC-M. Schmidt, G. Schneider, D. Schollenberger, W. Schoner, R. Schuler, S. Schweyher, R. Scott, R. Shalloo, I. Sheri- dan, E. Sholander, G. Sloan, G. Smith, S. Smith, 1. Spenduti, M. Spinzuco, C. Stebbins, I. Schilling, R. Schipane, E. Schmidt, N. Seitz, L. Shaughnessy, E. Shields, E. Simmonds, C. Simonelli, M. Slagle, D. Smith, I. Sobotka, D. Squilanti. HR. Art-I. Irving, B. Stotz, C. Sulaitis, K. Sutphen, R. Swigon, R. Toacano, M. Travers, I. Tuxxolino, M. Valgemae, L. Voight, 1. Such, 1. Sutphen, G. Tenore, C. Truex, I. Valenti, M. VanDermark, N. Vincelli, M. Violenze, V. Vogel. ow ' 4 Q' N' K f NFUKJ 'lviffuvduqm f wb ' ,f 1 we C . ions Q' vii l Z0 A V 6 0 f Ai R. Wassington, 1. Wellban W. Weysl, T. Whelan, S. Whitford, I. Whitten, P. Wynn, I. White, M. Zaccone, 1. Zamarra C. Zambuto, R. Wilkinson, C. lams, C. Woods, K. Westphal, B. Williams, G. Williams. . JU IDR is-x. 4, K iw M94 -- -ww. ' ..1, :fx-lst 'Mu HR. 210-1. Crimmins, S. Crimmins, T. Curran, E. Curtis, W. Daniels, R. DeAngeIis, R. Fe Feo, B. De Turo, P. Demarest S. Di Corcia, I. Donaghy, M. Donley, D. Duncan, R. Cromie, L. Cuoco, B. D'Heron, B. Dailey, B. Daily, M. Daly, M. Deppe, L. Dowling, L. Duncan. ,.,..-..--.4 'S HR. 206-T. Boyle, W. Brennan, M. Broschart, P. Buckley, I. Burgoyne, P. Carey, W. Chambers, 1. Conaty, P. Conaty, P. Conaty, D. Cooper, M. Corona, M. Coulter, R. Boquel, C. Burrell, S. Carlough, P. Carpenter, K. Casey, L. Cherry, K. Clayton, R. Conisha, R. Costello, P. Cottrell, R. Crescenzo. l 5 Q W www Q 3 l HR. 201-G. Adams, K. Anderson, T. Armstrong, P. Arnone, T. Arnot, G. Baile, R. Beggs, L. Benson, M. Berger, 1. Binghan, M. Bionde, 1. Beecroft, P. Abbey, 1. Ader, L. Anan, V. Aquilante, P. Baeder, E. Barone, L. Becker, D. Beddiges, D. Beers, D. Bianciella, M. Birdsall, C. Block. is HR. 209-T. Duncan, I. Edvardsen, 1. Esposito, P. Evans, E. Thomas, C. Felstett, E. Figueroa, R. Fillman, W. Fisher, O. Forsberg, I. Francello, R. Falkinburg, I. Dunkle, S. Dunn, A. Ehrler, K. Emmons, H. Endean, D. Fattaruso, K. Fiore, K. Fisher, M. Flynn, S. Flynn, E. Fraher, D. Furrule, P. Gahr, I. Garofalo. HR. 207-1. Georgiades, T. Gifford, 1. Grippe, R. Grocela, H. Hayden, P. Herbat, D. Headley, I. Hennander, R. Highley, B. Holly, R. Hrasna, S. lacobus, K. lobes, 1. johnson, C. Goessel, L. Grassi, S. Hall, K. Hammell, N.Helies, C. Realy, 1. Henry, L. Hensch, A. Herbst, C. Hildner, S. Hoglander, P. Hojar, K. Hurley, 1. Irving. J HR. 211-1. Kaldy, B. Kearns, I. Keffer, M. Kelly, C. Kenney, D. Kessler, R. Kierstead, G. Kopet, I. Kraft, T. Kranick, B. Kries, M..Kiblichek, T. Lada, D. Lee, I. Leschinski, I. Long, K. jones, S. jones, I. jurewicz, D. Keating, C. Kiefer, M Kloza, L. Kodan, T. Lauer, D. Longmuir, D. Lucas. 1 N--ff' ,..,..-ef 1 ,,,. ,. ,,,,, , if Al. 'f1 L r -yivi K L, V HR. 212-M. Lynch, C. Malloy, I. Marino, D. Matter, G. Maxson, D. Mayer, I. McCormack, I. McLaughlin, I. Mesmer, 1 Meyer, A. Miller, N. Lyons, E. Maloney, P. Manrell, L. Marone, B. Matern, C. Maulbeck, D. Maver, N. McCarthy, S McNish, N. Meehan, C. Meldrum, 1. Miller, P. Miller. . f I ...Z , , 5 i f .. ' i 3 5 'A v -Q .L Q - , v 1 v N ., '-'az glszlf. HR. 216-E. Moore, R. Nase, R. Norton, F. Novak, L. Oram, F. Palo, I. Paterson, M. Patterson, D. Pearce, D. Pepe, I. Petracco, R. Miller, W. Miller, L. Motz, K. Moynihan, N. Munn, T. O'Brien, K. O'Donnell, E. Ormsby, R. Pantiliano, K. Patterson, I. Pazienza, C. Pedota, C. Peters. Zxef' . if vw , ,,,, , ,,1:x he 1-1 M L9 . . .V . .V ,V HR. 214-M. Pizza, R. Popiel, R. Porter, C. Post, W. Prall, A. Prout, R. Rath, L. Rauh, T. Redmond, W. Repsher, P. Ritchings, G. Roe, D. McGrath, D. Pircher, K. Ploger, C. Polney, L. Pontrelli, L. Pugliese, D. Puzio, C. Ramsthaler, 1. Reamex, D. Redling, M. Reid, I. Richards, C. Ritchie, C. Ritchings. HR. 203-S. Rosin, 1. Saner, R. Schroeder, B. Sharp, R. Sheridan, T. Sheridan, R. Sieb, P. Smalling, R. Smith, T. Snider, R. Samons, W. Schoppe, P. Hager, C. Rowe, K. Rutherford, T. San Fillippo, J. Sarno, M. Sawicki, S. Scannelli, E. Shalloo, F. Shaughnessy, P. Shaughnessy, M. Shibla, D. Shute, V. Skleros, I. Smith. ? 2 1 1 Q 1 .................,...... HR. 205-D. Spader, T. Squilanti, I. Stoll, T. Strittmatter, B. Sullivan, B. Sweeney, N. Swersky, T. Torode, I. Van Demark, I. Vander Kooy, W. Van der Noot, H. Snyder, I. St. Gexmaine, L. Stahlin, C. Stewart, D. Stuart, D. Thomson, T. Tice, D. Toppetta, N. Van Blaroom, D. Van Pelt, D. Van Pelt, D. Van Wageman, M. Vetrini, T. Visco, I. Stover. HR. 204-T. Visco, V. Viverito, C. Wagner, C. Walzer, V. Wardell, R. Waxe, 1. Weiser, K. Wood, P. Yotka, P. Zaccone, C. Wagner, C. Wall, C. Walsh, D. Walton, L. Weitzell, A. Weltz, C. Williams, K. Wilson, C. Windle, L. Wollerman, C. Zoppi, D. Zoppi. ........ l ...gg -iii-'T fi W Z HQ ,H . , Q' ., X Q . -W , k k Q3 1 - x Gare? , J x , X 4 gi X X ' M P' U J C9 .MU 5 My Q1 Y 25 ,fff A 'vii' 1.052 H Il . 'H:mgE l HB., llk1se1I 'Ill-I THROUGH IAGGERED CEDARS RIPS THE WINTER BLAST HONED ON THE CRAGGY LEDGES AS IT PASSED. WINTER KEYETTES The Keyette Club is comprised of twenty- five girls in their Sophomore, junior, and Senior years. Each year, five freshmen and five sophomores are voted into the club for the following school year. Members are chosen on their leadership and scholastic abilities. The Keyettes engage in community and school orientated activities. One activity sponsored by the Keyettes is the Annual Powderpuff Football game between the Beach and Boro junior and senior girls. The Keyette Club has also been involved in the recycling project run by the town. Every year, the Keyettes help at the Easter Egg Hunt and the Children's Christmas Party. Keyettes sometimes engage in inter-club activities like volleyball games between local school's Keyette and Key Clubs. Overall, the Keyettes are always willing to help in the community whenever needed. Sherrie Hyde, Cara Chapel, Eileen Kellington Maureen Miller, Karen Hennessy. Row 1: Cathy Burrell, Cara Chapel, Karen Henessy, Eileen Kellington, Maureen Miller, Sherrie Hyde, Maureen O'Donnell. Row 2: Mr. Becker, Terry O'Brien, Lori Grassi, Ieannie Miller, Renee Cromie, Sandy McNish, Lois VanderNoot, Cindy Boggio, Donna Slute, Debbie Zoppi, Michelle Vetrini, Robin Salsbury, Nancy Seitz, Kim O'DonnelI. This year, like every year, the Key Club has worked every Saturday morning with recyc- ling. We recently held a Walk-a-thon in which we raised money for the hungry people in the world. The club has sold pretzels at school functions and has worked around the school. New members are elected on their grades, the teachers vote, and then whether they will work for the club. Every year the Key Club goes to the Poconos for a convention. Last year the club won first place in its catagory of 28 members or less of all New jersey. KEY CLUB lar!!! fl Q l X . Q l x H ,. xx C d Mi Uvgyf' Row 1 Ralph Porter, jack McCormick, Tom Gesamaria, jack Schollenberger, joe Marino, Matt Kavanagh, Row 2 Mr. Watson, Pat Carey, Tom Arnot, Tom Scott, Al Peters, john Stephenson, Doug Matter, john KauldY1 lim Mc Laughlin, David Harthorn. MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus is made up of students in grades 10-12, male and female. We rehearse one class period every day, for a total of five credits for the year. The course is open to anyone who enjoys singing. Usually, the size of the group varies between 60-80 members. We present two public concerts each year, our Winter and our Spring Con- certs. We have been invited to sing at many clubs and organizations including the Old Guard, the original Leisure Village, the V.F.W., and the Townhouse, to name a few. We participated in the community presen- tation of Handel's Messiah, and took part in Lenten services held at St. Peter's Church, involving area churches. Several students, usually , are chosen from the Mixed Chorus to participate in a special group called the Madrigals. From this group stem off the boys to form the Boy's Ensem- ble, the girls make up the Treblettes. These students are chosen because of their superior voice qualities. Their talents do not lie only in their voices, for at many of our concerts they performed dance routines while singing. All students in the choruses are dedicated to our wonderful director, Mr. Donley. Row 1 Karen Mulhall, Laura Anderson, Vaike Lillemagi, Candy Post, Diana Zoppi, Sherrie Hyde, Sue Anan, Cara Chapel, Row 2 Noni Ehrola, Cheryl Rothlisberger, jackie Six, Lynn Schneider, Kathy Kieb, Jayne Donohue, Luann Hanf, Lisa Canonica Karen Norton, Row 3 Debbie Mayer, Cindy Boggio, Ethel Merkel, Debbie Kitchen, Michelle Sargent, Row 4 lim Marcotullio, Tom Nichols, Victor Tenor. 3 I P Row 1 Debbie Maver, Kathy Moynihan, loann Garafola, Carol Meldrum, ludy Reamer, Leslie Becker, Sona Hogelander, Row 2 Karen Emmons, Cindy Roe, Margaret Shibla, Patty Baeder, Denise Lucas, Cheryl Wagner, Paul Demarest, Row 3 lim Donaghy, Bill Brennen, Mark Schnider, Bill Repsher, Mark Donley, Bill Van der Noot, Ty Visco. Row 1 Mary McCarthy, Doria DeCarlo, Cheryl Kight, Kathy DeAngeles, Eileen Prout, Darlene Ratay, Nancy Kolodesjeski, Row 2 Karen Mitchell, Elaine Rempkowski, Nancy Seitz, Linda Pederson, Dotty Dasti, Pam Wynn, jackie Such, Row 3 Kevin Donley, Cathy Chapel, julia White, jackie Comp, Cheryl Truex, Wendy Patterson, Bill Schoner, Al Sargent, Bob Crowning SPECIAL CHORUS Row 1 Noni Ehrola, Sherrie Hyde, Cindy Boggio, Michelle Sargent, Luann Hanf, Lisa Canonica, Karen Mulhall, Row 2 Kevin Donley, Cheryl Truex, Denise Lucas, Ethel Merkel, Cheryl Wagner, Deborah Kitchen, Bill Van der Noot, Bill Schoner, Row 3 Bob Crowning, Al Sargent, Bill Brennan, Mark Schnider, Bill Repsher, Victor Tenor, Mark Donley, lim Donaghy. Row 1 Sherrie Hyde, Noni Ehrola, Cindy Boggio, Michelle Sargent, Luann Hanf, Lisa Canonica, Bill Schoner laccomp.J Row 2 Cheryl Truex, Denise Lucas, Cheryl Wagner, Ethel Merkel, Deborah Kitchen. filo' 51 Row 1 Mark Schnider, Bill Brennen, Luann Hanf, Victor Tenor, Bill Schoner, Row 2 Bob Crowning, Al Sargent, Kevin Donley, Bill Repsher, Bill Van der Noot, Mark Donley, lim Donaghy GlRL'S CHORUS Row 1 Kathy Henfey, Sue Uhl, Nancy Demarest, Marie Donaghy, Debbie Clevenger, Donna Colantuoni, Becky McCarthy, Sue Slocum,, Christen Chapel, Row 2 Wendy Corino, Colleen Sullivan, Sandy Stuart, Carole Lemke, Ruth Carver, Cheryl Braeuer, Gail Conover, joan Ruley CONCERT BAND Concert Band is a special band which begins prac- tices after the football season, usually early Decem- ber. This band performs in their Spring Concert and for special events in the community. They host the Annual Stage Band Concert in late winter, early spring. The Concert Band is under the fine leadership of their director Mr. Ellicks. 100 .ta-ilswlegulfla-A 4 4 JJ .u .N .S -M 'gflpp 1, NA- lohn Kauldy and Mike Clayton Row 1 Tom MacAurthur, Phylis Prall, Wendy Patterson, Doreen Miller, Jennifer Bergman, Lori Howell, Kevin Donley, Row 2 Jim Cunningham, Ben Sutphin, Mark Donley, Jim Romanelli, Jeff Lucas, Wes Morris, Bill Schoner, Paul Brugger, Bill Prall, Row 3 Tom Rutherford, Tom Arnot, Tim Torode, Jeff Keffer, Mike Broschart, Mike Leary, Jim Fricks A ts- 4 Row 1 Brenda Sikkema, Robin Perry, Donna Davis, Judy Johnson, Sally Anderson, Lori Hirts, Jackie Hall, Berne- dette Ruiz, Anne Hanrahan, Row 2 Janice Mirits, Jean Martin, Cheryl Marson, Cindy Flynn, Sherrie Hyde, Sue Uhl, Julie Thorson, Jim Schneider, Ed Armstrong, Row 3 Trudy Elliot, Leslie Becker, Barbara Brennen, Karen Rutherford, Ruthie Carver, Beth Sampson, Holly Coffin, Sandy Chichester, Sue Cunningham, Sue Dolack, Dan Holly, Row 4 Nancy Brown, Donna Shute, Laura Davis, Jeff Weiser, Jeanne Deagan, Todd Armstrong, John Sut- phen, Bob Hrasna, Jea Joan Sutphen, Donna Hurley, Bill Gehring, Bill Conrad SENICR VARIETY SHOW The annual Senior Variety Show was held on January 23, and 24th this year. The theme, Thanks for the Memories , was amusingly shown through the old janitor and matrons portrayed by Russ Perry, Michelle Sargent, and Jeanne Hasson. The entertainment ranged from solos and dance routines to a duck parade. The students had a great time rehearsing and preparing for Thanks for the Mem- ories . We would like to thank our ad- visors, Miss Carr, Mrs. Sant, and Mr. Kray- bill for all the help in organizing this show. ? is...fQ-Q Y' 102 U K 'l kill .- .,....,-I' L-4 4 f Q. Q Q by .9 vi ,i' nmeuzwawm x WK I L I uf . 1 5. wi. EI I F . 5 ry 5 . K 5 I SENIOR TRIP On February 9th, 100 members of the senior class of P.P.B. armed with skis, bags, and suitcases prepared to leave for their ski trip to Tamiment in the Poconos. Most everyone arrived at the appointed time, 6:30-6:45AM, and the baggage check went smoothly and as scheduled. The busses were due to arrive at 7:00 and departure would be at 7:30 AM. There seemed to be a slight delay and when the early homeroom bell sounded, we took our luggage and moved to the auditorium. Less than a half hour later we had to move to the Memorial School cafeteria. Finally, at 9:00, two hours later from the scheduled time, the buses arrived. We boarded and got to Tamiment at 11:30 AM. We checked into the motel and dressed to go out on the slopes. Some other activities enjoyed by the class were snow mobiling, ski bikes, ice-hockey, the swimming pool, and the game rooms. Everyone found some activity to their liking. After dinner the students could listen to a band, or just sit around and relax in the lobbies. As a special treat, the motel kept the pool open until 1:30 AM so the class could enjoy a midnight swim. Tuesday morning following breakfast, students went back out to ski or play hockey until 4:00, when it was time to load the buses and head for home. We arrived home about 6:30-7:00 PM. It was a most enjoyable trip and everyone had a great time. 104 Q' ...', i 105 MORE SENIOR TRIP if ' f 107 VARSITY WRESTLING Row 1 jeff Hager, Bob Popiel, Scott Salisbury, Bob Wright, Howie MacDonald. Row 2 Mr. Hoffmaster, Tom An- derson, joe Vander Kooy, jeff Keffer, Rich Shalloo, Dave Nase, jim Saner, Don Broschart, Nick Swerski, Mr Gilmore. ,W rg, I-W.. DIZ ...-9 .,f? ' wmgwguw Aywfwfw 4-41- ww' a if! a 5 ,, s A 109 FRESHMAN WRESTLING iih . W' 1,53 -W ,.,,. N,N..,nnGf -5 -fa-nfwip, WM A - ,-, , i l.V. WRESTLING 1 'I' f a, L --'- --WI I ,Q-1 if 11'f , i f ,--- ' , V' gK3i1gF KLVV V ' VLQ, Zyg A ,, . La I. loo, N, 111 BOWLING ,,: ' ' M .. ,,,. , ., . wma: W ,111 if ,, . i 112 W? ? Qgxxr gpg, ,gm 4? .git BU-'Va CA B Row 1 Melissa Walker, Miss Bottger, Betsy Cushman, Row 2 Bernedette Ruiz, Cindy Boggio, Donna Kleissler Kim Patterson, jackie Six. Row 1 Paul Thur, Guy Remig, Jessie Pike, Brown, Row 2 Mr. Russell, Ricky Groff, Bill Gehring, lohn Sutphen Paul Yokta, Mike Pizzi c i GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 42 21 Row 1 Debbie Carlough, Lois Van der Noor, Stacey Larson, Karen Hennessy, Patti O'Brien. Row 2 judy Reamer, Kat Chapel, Karen Fisher, Dawn Kinghorn, Roxanne Schipani, Debbie Zoppi, Terri O'Brien, Sharon Cariough, Karen Abra Mrs. White, Donna Bottger. hy di, GIRLSLV 5 T VARSITY BASKETBALL A mit BE mm 2 WHA 1 B Row 1 Rich Abradi, lim McLaughlin, john Scharff, Dofug Matter, Row 2 Mike Kavanagh, Mark Biondo, Mr. Krayl, john Stephenson, Brian Carey. was gl-1591. 3 :QCPW be 9 , w ,V . Q A 'U i 'PL I ,X FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 1 if 3 1, ' . 12 fs Wg ONE LIFE: E A LITTLE GLEAM OF TIME BETWEEN TWO ETERNIITIES. CARLYLE SENIORS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The seed broke open and as the roots spread in the darkness, we entered high school. In the eigth grade, we had been at the top, and suddenly, a few months later, we were just freshmen-the youngest again. We were starting a new life. Some of the luckier members had spent their eigth grade in the high school, but for the rest of us, we had to learn the hard way. We were immediately caught up in the confusion, the sea of strange faces, and the many books that made us wonder if we'd ever make it. But soon the new, exciting, and even a little scary, became routine. The soil was pushed away, and the green stem of the plant appeared. The light shone on us as we began as Soph- omores. We had a year behind us, and a long way to go. It was our second step in establishing the type of per- son and student we hoped to be. just as we began to feel tired of being underclassmen, the ring man ap- peared, and things began to look brighter. It was a new excitment, and we proudly flashed our rings to every- one, as the Sophomore classes before us must have done. The leaves began to appear on the stem, and the plant reached for the sun, displaying its new growth. We were juniors, and the future began to take shape. It was the first year we had a chance to choose our own subjects for the English and History departments. We knew we were upperclassmen when we could participate in Pow- der Puff Football for the first time. The Rock-a-thon went over successfully, and soon we were buzzing about 122 the Prom. In between the PSAT's and other tests that would help determine our future, we decided on the theme for our Prom. The gym was decorated with enthusiasm and soon the evening in which we were Search- ing So Long was upon us. We shed our everyday jeans, and in formal attire, we entered the magical world. The plant formed a bud, and in the warmth of the sun, the flower began to open. We suddenly realized we were Seniors, and the past three years had gone by faster than it seemed. This was the year of Senior privileges. Finally we didn't have to sit through boring study halls any more. Our bonfire went over big, and for those who spent the night sleeping out, it also went over cold. One of the highlights was our Senior Variety Show which kept us entertained, if not in hysterics. Our senior trip to Tamiment, Pa. will always be remembered. And last, but not least, our Senior Ball was a special night with memories we will never forget. The rose is in full bloom now, and its splendor and beauty is most noticable. four years are behind us, but they will never be forgotten for in our minds and hearts we will think of the good times we've shared, the friend- ships we've formed, and the knowledge we've learned. The door is opening and from graduation we will pass into a new life. As our nation celebrates 200 years of freedom and independence, we the class of 1976 look ahead to the challenge of tomorrow. And strengthened by our heritage we will accept with courage the new world to come. The years were enlightening, and perhaps before we pass through the doors, we may pause a few moments to reflect, and then continue on. 123 CLASS BRAINS DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS Bill Coffin Nancy Hall Eileen Campbell john Scharff MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DRESSED Ali-N i 31 603-i ? '1WffleBa 45' Q l iss' A Alfiff if - . . Eileen Campbell Ron Sanes Lu Ann Hanf Ron Sanes CLASS BLUSH MOST TALENTED X l Q .X john Scharff Laura Anderson Lisa Canonica Eric Wagner 4 r f BEST ALL AROUND CLASS CLOWN Stacey Larsen john Scharff Mary Fleming Tom Gesumaria CLASS MOUTH or MOST TALKATIVE CLASS COUPLE l Diane Zoppi Tom Gesumaria Harry Ferguson Tammy Daily MUTT 84 IEFF NOT PICTURED CLASS BRAIN Nancy Hall BEST LOOKING Todi Parra Tim Cahill MOST ATHLETIC Greg VanCardo Stacy Larsen TEACHER'S TORRMENT Bill Stuart Mary Fleming Mike Kavanaugh Debbie DeFranco , 'Nfl RICHARD ABRADI GWEN ABRAMSON SULLY ALFONE SUSAN ANAN LAURA ANDERSON PATRICIA AVEDISIAN KATHLEEN BARBUTTI IANICE BEATON F Y 'P 'T if 1 we YF, 12 5' . . '?X..!X .ik 'ig , L x MICHELE BECKER JEFFREY BLAKE Lfmlm DIANE BEDDIGES MICHAEL BLAKE 4 If TITIAN BENEDETTI CINDY LEA BOGGIO ERIC BOMEMBLIT DONNA BOTTGER Q- xda. 1 K ,Ex ht , .. 5- . +- f Akin 44' 'O-fn., ig 54 R '35 is ,N 5. o , 'W R x, 4 wf mx ' .QQ 1 , . My -. 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A , V 1 V 4 , . .55 .W , , , ,, lrwfffbnwf- W-f-- nalw., ,,,,, :iw 1m.an.w- ,,,,,...v .f,. ,yf IN MEMORIAM THE PERSON WHO HAS LIVED NEVER DIES KIM DENISE DIVITO KENNETH P. RUD I ICK ,, 1 .3 - .-.sq f 'g W... . ,. , ' ...- ,wanna A W. 'L . .f -- .vww Q -'f' Q ,..,.w..-Q - -M v W' . if A ,,,..r--- -.f -..,- W ..,,. ,, ,.,,.m--,4,5,- V K c,,,,:'P 'fL - 6 '.. ' , . , ' ,.-., f 'i'f .M 63? ' 'Y - . Q- ,gg- . vk ' -f - -b 1 ' x fs,L,.,f .. Z ,, ' 7 A , if all f ., J A - I Fifi, :gL V'f ,,A L, , ,L ., ,,, . Q - ,,, .,,, L -,-, .. K ,ww ' rf' ,?::?.L ' 154,-, ' ' V ' . 'Li ' 1. 'L'- .5 ,, . K, L f 1-' ' ' . Af- Zh A Ll' fy'-fi' 5 K . Ny M N , A.. 4 - 4, 41. L,,.5wfvi','f1 . f kpxil Q ' 'T-'U-J' . V QQ '.4w , 'Wk' Ar Q f-Q NN, M,-f,,.,,, k,,,,+xg-- x ,,, , V x Li, .7,5w,,,. ,rv ., f M.:w.,K-., Nt. 4. . -f ' -8-0.1. Q 1' .. 4 r xl' ,W RICHARD ABRADI Rick Thats Alrite Remembers Basketball, busrides, sleigh riding on new bridge, 7f16!75, S.C. Playoffs, M.D. Forgets 1st two weeks of practice, suicides Calc with Mr. Kelly, hours of homework. Participated in Cross country-1 Base- ball-1, Basketball 1-4. Future Plans traveling CWEN TERRY ABRAMSON llcwenll Sure why not Remembers Libraryhcouncil, 10th grade, and all the good times and good friends. Forgets 10th grade biology, all bad times, bad people, chorus concerts. Participated in library council 1-3, chorus 2-4 Future plans business school and seeing the country. SULLY ALFONE just leaves SUSAN ANAN Ilsuell What! I can't hear ya! Remembers good times with Kitty Iusual- ly laughingj, Vermont Andy, Mark and Pat, beautifglm memories with the year tiflsii periiiiwisitting with Lu Minoriiles class 1?'?53i Forgetsrhothing-the past is justsagmirror image of things we've done we can reflectiqgon and learn froth, -:., Future Plans writing, composing and I I Laura ' ' Gimme a break Remembers Chem labs, july 2nd, 1975 Lynn and the gang, wibbit , IH, SS 84 BLW in x-ray, Phil. Forgets Geometry and getting up early in the mornings Participated in Band 1-3, mixed chorus 4, backbenchers 1-2 Future Plans nursing and marriage PATRICIA AVEDISIAN llpattyll Oh my God Remembers K.W. New Years Eve Party Good times with a certain Guy, Parking Lot pd 1-B, good friends, Forgets Cheering 1-4, a certain captain, steno1842 Participated in Health Careers, Prom, Cheering 1-3 Future Plans CD, Leaving the state of New jersey. KATHYBARBUTTI Remembers-B.M.j. house and how they TAUGHT us, Yucca's, Lori's wedding Msq, jW.SP, UR Wood lake. Summer 74, R. R.W. Concert lForgot Plans-Airline Stewards or open an art store and living a happy life as the past years have been. IANICE BEATON IIB-toni: Yeahsureuhuhrightwrong-O Remembers a curly haired punk, berry berry land, jefferson, old times with fat Marry, partying with Di, feeling no pain in the whaler, Mr. B, and a Great Adventure. Forgets fights with hunter, a close call in the ocean, a raw deal form N.F.B., and getting proofed. Participated in writing letters 2-3 and staying out of trouble?, Girls Track 2-3, Powderpuff 3-4. Future Plans include having a good time and marrying a millionaire. MICHELE BECKER Becks 1lQuitell Remembers K.W.'s New Years Eve party, P.A. without her lights. Good times with many friends. Pa. Parking lot pd. 1-8. Alot of fun with a certain person. V8 of the faculty. Forgets T.S.'s party and officerr jones, Trolley Party. P.P.B.H.S. Participated in Health Careers, Prom. Future Plans traveling!-out of New jersey. DIANE LYNN BEDDICES llmeell Let's get out of here. Remembers D.H. and all good times, R.S. day. chine, around finding. ,french fries, sltssi F0rsefS ir, Partici class. Future and What's happen ,fri ' Remembers all the years given to this school. Forgets all the teachers work in trying to teach to me. Participated in partying. . Future plans are being left alone by school. IEFF BLAKE FeFe Hi there! Remembers school raids. Participated in parking lot. Future plans include being a professional student. MICHAEL BLAKE just leaves. CINDY LEA BOGCIO llBoggll I really don't believe this . . . Remembers Eagles concert and others, all the good times, Those big summer nights, Sing-alongspl Those get togethers, Good friends camping. Forgets all the bad times, those big night plans which turned into those big night flops , Normandy Beach, boring classes. Participated in Keyettes 2-4, National Honor Society 2-4, Pep Club 4, Madgri- cals 4, Treblettes 4, Mixed Chorus 2-4, Track 3, Powder Puff 3-4 Bowling 3. Future Plans include college and studying Marine Biology. ERIC BLOMENBLIT Bomer Participated in Football 1 Freshmen, wrestling3 Frosh, wrestling. DONNA M. BOTTGER HBOIISH Remembers Shore game 74, Mac Coach Freshman year, Good times in the office. Forgets long practices and running forever ELLEN BOYLE just leaves. IOYBRAGEN In heaven the only art of living is for- getting and forgiving. Remembers jennifer , 3f30!74, Bet, Mrs. R, writing, Bowie, Island Beach trips to F.D., Double Trouble, ready for love , CN, jD,jB's, A. Kraybill, and Pen't Club Apts. Forgets P.A., N.M., losing a special person, and losing time. Participated in Prom Comm., V.B.-ball stat., and Sr. Review Board. Future plans include learning more about life, writing, and striving for a peacefull existence. DONALD I. BRENNAN IIDDLII itv L and Sood Paffv- , Participatedfiin the junior Prclifomm., x-coutgtry 1 82.3, Track 1, 1 Futgggplansligclude Morris 1 fz1z:tfe1::t,if' I ga , . ,,,, ,,.,. It what you to bejbtitiiwhat you are. s'ii Remembers Oct. 5, 1974 and moments spent with Harold, a New Years Eve, Surprises and good times with Kathy Porter and Van Pelt. Forgets artificial people fS.H.l, dead bat- teries, wrecked cars, McDonalds, ob- stacles and PPBHS. Participated in twirling 1-2, Pep Club, powderpuff, and track. Future plans include a career in com- puter programing, traveling, and enjoying life. NANCYBROWN IINanCll Hey, remember the time . . . Remembers band, being Mr. L's run- around girl, the Spanish trip to An- dover, Mass. and the crazy things Eline and I did there, Cooper and the things I've learned from him about life and people tespecially onel that I would like to have gotten to know better. Forgets Geometry, not having enough room to fit all the classes that I had totake. Participated in band 1-4, 1974 rock- a-thon. Future plans include studying music and languages. SUZANNE BURKE usueu What? Remembers Mr. Szendrey's serious art classes, senior release with Sherrie, fun times with R.K. at T.B.R.P., Friday morning chemistry labs, Senior class trip, and long rides through the wilderness. Forgets Geometry's afternoon showers, Mrs. White's early morning exercises, and K-Mart. Participated in Health Careers and pow- derpuff 4. Future plans include living in the coun- try, and being happy. TIMOTHY PATRICK CAHILL Clam Momma-Dooka Remembers the Shrimp-Box, Scott's house after work, and fights with S.K. Forgets fights with S.K.. football 1-4, and baseball 1-4. Future plans include college, travel and going into business. EILEEN CAMPBELL Leanie Gotta Go Remembers Easter vacation '75, great through the sports. One special coach, class of 73 and good times with Marie. Forgets sprained ankles, Five lines , 10 laps, night at Shop-Rite, and lectures in P.E. office. Participated in Pep Club, Field Hockey 1-4 capt.3-4, Track 1-2, Basketball 1-4, soft- ball 3-4, powder puff 3-4, Future plans include College, and being a P.E. major. BRYANCAREY IlBrylI What a jerk Remembers chemistry labs, standing ovation, Beach game, cross country, and the first golf season. Forgets chemistry, Algebra mid-term, sitting the bench, and getting cut. Participated in the junior Classical League-President 2, junior Classical League member 3814, cross country 1812, track 1, intramural basketball 3, golf 2-4, and basketball 28f4. Future plans include going to college and having fun. times at yearbook '75, great friends, a I1-HQMA5Ct?RLSONd k. d f. certain someone and spring '75, partying, amupate 'n Woo Wm 'ng an Sur 'ng' steno 2, typing 2, and my room. Forgets April 23 and a small party, jr. SSEQITATRICLA CHAPEL Pfofv Ilghts' . . You will never know till you find out. Class Qlilfg-lla 4.1 1Remembers..Lisa and.-Elise -my -first year at th?-50509.iPf0m'74llftbE.QC3f5538l mp tvs. fbookziffit' fgqlfor igfiiirgdltor rfie 4i.11FTAIif?f'fl73' Proml 75 fthe hiding illilace la close friend, football games, Frank Funk, 'ff'-f ii g 'rv ' f p r ' - Boy,ga concert '75, Partying with Eileen, puff I. .,.,k QF ut u u deQcollegej'an d becom- .ing 3 .KFQINEEHPAQQICANNON . I FK. ..,V,, ..Vd,, in ,. , hr Want to callKeith? I ' Remembers Debbie, bachelor party at K.N., joe '74 bonfire, Keith's parties, Mike's graduation party, getting in the Osprey and E.W. not, and car chases with joe. Forgets the rock-a-thon, Mousey's lisence being taken away, and the party after the prom. Participated in prom decorations, rock- a-thon, cross country, and baseball. Future plans include college, and touring. LISA CANONICA Ill-eel! Oh, you're kidding me, aren't you? Remembers Mr. Haven's classes, Chemis- try labs with D, Mark, and Bill, Karen's talks about coach, the bonfire, Don's truck ride, the rock-a-thon, Forgets Bonnie's party, Senior Ball 73, all the ACT,s, all those cookies, no letters, and any math class ever taken, except Mr. B's Geometry. Participated in Art Club 2-4, pit band, stageband 1-3, pep club, AFS 3-4, Drama- tic productions, Art editor yearbook, treble-ettes, senoir Variety show. Pow- der puff. Future plans include BYU, and a very special person. DEBRA CARLOUGH Yee ha Remembers all the companionship and good friends. Great times I've had outtings, a sophomore friend, the night withgEileen, Trudy, and just some good tirnes. f , Participated in Keyettes 2-4, and corres- ponding .secretary 4, colorguard 2-4, chorusp1f4,i plays 3, pepg club, field hockey 2-4, basketball 2-3, girls track 1-2, and powderpuff 3. Future plans include college, nursing, and always caring for alot of people. BRIAN CHERRY Chinnook Remembers all the nights in Sea Bright, Bay Head, 22's, Route 18, bricks, and the blue olds. Forgets all classes, picking up garbage at 11 p.m.,and a 1a.m. fire. Participated in M.A.T., drinking club 1-4, N.D.S.1-4, and wrestling 1. Future plans include parties, and college. DAVID CLARK ' just leaves. DAWNCLAYTON Dawn Hit the road Remembers C.W., my good friends from Carney, good times with C.W., 2 great years with a great guy, Nov. 27, 1973, Eagles Concert, Moira and Dumb Dumb, and a certain song, Best of my love, Tom. Forgets a certain click in my junior year, a few certain people, my whole junior year, fights with Tom, and loosing a good friend, but gaining a better one. Participated in Cheering 1-2, track 1, student council 1, pep club 4, powder- puff 4, and art club. Future plans include college, travel, and a very special someone. GARY CLAYTON just leaves. SHERRICLAYTON llsherll Where are we going? Remembers the first day of school and all the snobs who would't talk, drive-in with C.S., D.C., P.A., C.W., K.M., D.D., S.K., N.H., N.M., etc . . ., senior ball '75, all my new friends, and the gradua- tion parties for 2 weeks straight. Forgets drive-in, pushing a certain volks- wagon, M.S. with big sister, getting up at 6:00 and going back to sleep. Period 6, room 206, period 3, room 208, and the day of the senior ball. Participated in art club 3, pep club 4, co-op 4, and walking to school at 7:30 in the morning through the wind, rain, snow, sleet, hail, etc... Future plans include to find exactly what I want in life and to get it. TONICLIFTON Where's my car? Remembers good and bad times with C.D., getting my car, all the fun, and all the trouble we got into. Forgets all bad times, june 18, '75, july 30, '75, working, and a certain Futurefpyansfiinclude to Qijifornia, lseeingolid frieribgand 5KIM CLQUSTON, .Q 'ffffi W just leaves. fi WILLIAMCOFFIN g -f'Wildman Coffihf' Remembers alltf-math classes, especially with 'the Scar , beating feveryone at tennis, and chemistry. Forgets Earth and Space Science and bad grades. Future plans include college, enjoying life. KATHLEEN MARY COLEMAN Kathy or Kay Hit the road Remembers all the good times with Cook and Corris, a very special person, Arizonia, all the lessons I have learned in life, fish and Burrell, and chemistry. Forgets fights and misunderstandings, home-ec 1-3, half the kids in the school, all the laps and cross countries, Earth and Space Science, and chemistry labs. Participated in Latin club 1-2, yearbook 4, beach crew 1-4, pep club '75, Back Benchers 72-73 , field hockey 1-4, track 2-4, and powderpuff 3. Future plans include seeing the country, maybe with a friend, being happy and trying to make others happy. Seeing Egypt and hiking in the mountains. KEVIN CHARLES COLLINS Ill Hubba I love to eat Remembers Kathy, eating, McDonalds, Vesuvios, Grand Union, Village Inn with Boz and Willie, and Mr. Spinn. Forgets New B's burning up, Kathy spanking me, and Grand Union truck braking down. Participated in eatinf 1-4, football 1,2,4, wrestling 1-2, Piz eating contest, and Kathy 4. Future plans include food and getting locked in the Grand Union. DONNA MARIE CONGER Ilcongll Remembers hardly anything. Forgets all my history class. Participated in chorus 1, and track 1. Future plans include going into the Navy. KATHLEEN ANN COOK Kathy If you get my drift Remembers friends, beach days, Iced tea, roller skating, and George. Forgets home-ec 3, study halls, and this school. Participated in FHA 1, yearbook 4, Latin club 1-2, beach crew 1-2, and back benchers'72-'73. Future plans include college. FORTUNE CORATTI Porch What are you doing tonight? Remembers my best friend Marie, riding around town with Marie, vocational school, and Mr. Browning's Biology class. Forget ... , ,,, ,depressing out tm a certain hisi itiaiii people thatii e each rr- include ., ,. . ,s.. DONNA C QQRAN lusslsaves- , TracQ!Q f.i 1 . 1. -'.,,' Ya know Remembers all the good times with Kay and Kathy, 11:00 tea time, the good times stating and the guys on the team, the night me and Deb locked the keys in the car tfor surel, the long talks with friends, and many other great times. Forgets home-ec 3, not having my own car, chasing hubcaps and friends, always getting called Stacy, and all other for- getful times. Participated in junior Prom Comm., beach crew 1-4, pep club 4, powder- puff 3-4, soccer statistition 3-4. Future plans include college and ex- periencing ocean beaches on the east and west coasts. BARBARA CRUMMY llBarbll Remembers Patty's problems, first period coffee break, summer of '73, july 22, '73, weekends at R.T. and lots of T , friends like M.R., S.C., and M.G.. Forgets january '74, june 21, '75, no place to go, and class of '74, Future plans include working, school, and making up a lot of LOST TIME. ELIZABETH CUSHMAN I Betsy It'snothingtowriteabout Remembers all the good times with H.A.S. at Ken's Landing, Monday night boat course, Vesuvios, fishing on the NK ll. Participated in FTA, FHA, pep club, and bowling. Future plans include college and traveling. TAMMYA. DAILEY IITarnlI Remembers good friends being so patient with me, esp. when I was late, a special person DB, the ITR, going out after work, Florida, and my sister and good times on cheering. Forgets being late, and the bonfires. Participated in jr. Prom Comm. Chairman, yearbook 384, pep club 4, and variety show 4. Cheering1,2,capt.,4, powderpuff 3-4. Future plans include college, and learning as much as I can about people, life, and myself. LAURA DAVIS Remembers most of all Bob, junior prom 74 and 75, trips to Canada, Boston, and Germany. Forgets running cross countries, motor- bikes in Canada, and most of all people lying. Participated in junior Prom Court, band- secretary 4, pep club, band 1-4, stage band 3, girl track 2,4, girls field hockey 3f4f P0 P uff Future ns and Deb mill my owniigjexcuse notes, having goodgtimes with Summer of '75, the 76,i'?5 tball and b3Sketball games, the most understanding friend, and Mom. Forgets quitting field hockey, missing the junior Prom, and not being able to drive until my senior year. Participated in pep club. Future plans include attending OCC for business courses, finding the right guy , and living life to the fullest. DIANEDELANEY Boris You're not gonna believe who was there!, Do you believe it? Remembers X-mas 2-3-4-, 8f31f75 at Nolas's, LB. K.B. D.S., Yucca's, cruisin' in the whaler, R-T, RN,O, etc., D.B.'s house-a constant, rides to SS in the Opel, NRPS, 80 on 5335 with j.B. and M.G., and most of all a friend I could trust. Forgets The Click , M.T, concert, the M.P., dead party, a beer shampoo, I.D., a certain few months, and 4:00 a.m.. Participated in student council 1,, Nation- al Honor Society 3-4, cheerleading 1-2 capt.-3, and powderpuff 3-4. Future plans include a change of Pace! College and alot of life-to come. ' JAMES DEPU1TER just leaves. IUNE DESANTO llclmonll Remembers having a great time with a certain person, powderpuff football game, junior Prom, Mr. Kelly's freshman math class, and the B.H.S. Beach Party. Forgets the clicks in PPBHS, Peyton Place, and a certain incident with a person. Participated in Pep club 4, class officer 3, and powderpuff 3-4. Future plans include college, living on a farm, traveling around the world, and most ofall being happy. IOHN DESILVA just leaves. IAYNE ANN DONOHUE Biafra BelIy Sometimes the lights all shine in on me, other times I can barely see, lately it occurs to me, what a long strange trip it's been Remembers frosh and soph English classes, Demont and the van, the freak , bigbird, stringing up the math class with Marie and Carol, and jill's hayrides. Forgets flooding the girls room, passing out at the E.L.O. Concert, sliding in the macronie, and a wasted junior year. Participated in F.H.A., chorus, Felix the cat club, pep club 4, and finally going on the rock-o-plane! Furture plans include college, and keep- ing in touch with friends. I 'lI ' Retflemberisgffjghorus, on Iuniori?Prom cop Folfgets sophtjmore year, Latin, and the-'fDark Side of Participated in student 1, chorus1-3,and dramatics. y i. Q '-'s'i' Future plans include becoming aixsec- retary, having fun, and marrying some- one rich. DALE DUNSTON Remembers wood shop, 8th period- study, the summer, good times, and sailing. Forgets Spanish 1 and 2. Future plans include Ocean County College. NONIEHROLA llNonIl Oh wow, fantastic , People! Remembers backbenchers 72-74 , Can- ada, great times, and great friends. Forgets certain arguments, knees, and spiders. Participated in student government, A.F.S., Safari yearbook '76 lLayout Editori, madrigals 3-4, treblettes 3-4, pep club 4, powderpuff football 3, senior variety show 3-4, Latin Club 1-2, girls chorus 1, mixed chorus 2-4, colorguard 1,2-ser- geant, 3,4-captain, and tennis. Future plans include college and Medical School. TRUDYANNE ELLIOTT Trude Remembers friends, good times, and long talks. Forgets plastic people, geometry, clicks, marching season. Participated in band 1-4, yearbook 4, and pep club 4. Future plans include college and enjoying ife. SHARON LYNN ESTELLE Soren I don't care anymore Remembers Elaines chalk-ups in 8th grade lunch, summer of '75 with Larry and john, being depressed waiting for a certain person, Drivers-Ed. with Mr. Anderson. Forgets study halls, Memorial Day week- end '75, Dio's clean room, typing dittos, and getting up so early. Participated in pep club 4, co-Op 4, softball 3, powderpuff 3-4, and intra- mural volleyball 3. Future plans include taking it easy, going places with a certain person, and a little bit of everything. TYLEE ESTELLE llTyleell lIYeahll Remembers 5f17f75, the pumpkin patch, the bomb, summer of 74 and 75, 5:00 9f6f75, the boat, good times with Deb and Kath, wild dingos, and snow driving. Forgets the curb, Buck, 10f30f74, night at Carvel, and bad times. Participated in Latin Club 1-2, back- benchers1-2, pep club, and yearbook 4. Future plans include college, travel, and lots of happiness. CATHERINE ANNE FALKE Live for today, dream of tomorrow, learn from yesterday. . Futureplans include beingasecretary. - I It certainly is 1. Remembers Sth period lunch, summer of '75, and all the good times I had at L I lQ5lfg:,'H' I Forgets my first job interview, QQS. I Participated in pep club, cooperative office education program, intr. volleyball, and intr. tennis. Future plans include going to business college. ANTHONY EAUCNO IlTOny7f Participated in baseball. Future plans include accounting-CPA. VERNONFEES Verny Remembers Mr. Ierly's banquets. Forgets Mr. Mclaughlin yelling at me for doing wheelies across the high school parkinglot. Participated in the May 31, 1975 bike- athon and took a 3 way tie for first on a one speed schwinn, against 272 other competitors. 9-10 wrestling. HARRYFERCUSON Elton Frog I sure hate to eat and run Remembers and thanks the People of Pt. Pleasant for putting up with me for 2 years, Kav's driving tests, and the night of january 1, 1975. Forgets to take the Quarterback on option. Participated in powderpuff cheerleader 3-4, Stormin' Norman Fan Club 3-4, foot- ball 3-4, and track 3-4. Future plans include college. BILL FERRARA lust leaves. KEVIN FISHER IlFiShll Yuh hello Remembers Mike and the claw, making doughnuts, and all the small parties. Forgets losing weight for wrestling and most of all school. Participated in baseball 3-4, wrestling 1-4,andfootball4. Future plansinclude college. VICTOR FITZSIMMONS just leaves. MARY DAVIES FLEMINC lIMaryll Trust in the Lord with all thine heart: and lean not unto thine own understand- ing. Proverbs 3:5 Remembers growing up with Janice, freshmen fall and bike rides to the caves with I.B., summer of 74, and the tent, and most of all getting reborn. Participated in curriculum comm. 1-2 treasurer, class president 2, pep club president 4, powderpuff 3, and track 2. Future plans include to further skills in art and photography, and become a better Christian. EDWARDFLYNN IUSY leaves. g 'TE FGRAY . ...... lan 1 3 5 Toots ' ' Remembers good times with sister , certain places with certain'-Qeople, and the park. ' , Forgets a certain person, and M.Siigp2iwith little sister . I 'l i'i ' Participated in track 4. Future plans include the road of happiness. CINDY THERESE FORSBERG Cindy Quess what? I'm going to Virginia! Remembers summer of '72 and '75. carni- val, Tenn., and the Baum. Forgets this school and track. Participated in Intr. volleyball. Future plans include college, lots of traveling, and the 1976 Olympics. IEFERIE FORT just leaves. PAUL FOX just leaves. DOLORES H. FRAHER Oh my God Remembers all those nicknames and initials, a certain teacher I had in my 12th grade year, and the summer of '75. Forgets freshman year, some rotten indi- viduals, and gym. Participated in library council 1-2, F.H.A. 3-4, and Intr. softball. Future plans include going to Ocean County College, becoming a R.N., and moving to Germany. WILLIAM CARL GEHRING Bill the Gill Get back lack Remembers the trips to Germany and German classes, the band trips to Canada and Boston, the trips to Friendly Ice Cream, Herr Cleaves, and Mr. E. Forgets geometry. Participated in stage band 1-4, Marching band 1-4, A.F.S. 2-4, chess club 1-4, Panthers Print 1,2, Bowling 1-4, and M.V.P. 3. Future plans include college at OCC or Univ. of Maine, going into conservation, forestry, game warden, and moving to Maine. JOSEPH GERARD The six million dollar man Remembers the 65 mph u-turn, track, and good times with friends. Forgets all football practices and the rained out trolley party. Participated in football 1-3, and track. Future plans include college. THOMAS GESUMARIA IINOSSII I have a small nose compared to Zoppie's Remembers all parties and having a good time. Forgets Cumberland Farms, and lack and loe's dumb comments. Participated in Key Club 2-4. includeffscollege and be- CODLESKfigili ffqgggf' C 1 halls UP? great partiesiieool times with Tommy, Bob, and Scott, and Finding the KEY to success with Ron. Participated in Key Club 1-4, soccer 1-4, and wrestling 1,4. ROBIN GOESSEL just leaves. CHRISTOPHER GRAF just leaves. RICHARD CROFF llRickll lloh yesfl Remembers jill and all our good times the summer of '75, and july 28t4. Forgets August 17-23, PPBHS. Participated in soccer 1-4, and basketball 'l,3. Future plans include college and a pos- sible soccer career. RICKY CROFF Rick Cats are wild Remembers T.F., late nights, l.D.'s. Forgets Sue, Beth, Lee, lane, Pam, and mom looking in car window at seaside. Participated in bowling 3-4. Furture plans include Ohio, and becoming a driver in horse racing. NANCY HALL lusr leaves. KENNETH HALLE llKenll Remembers getting out of school for vacation. Forgets going back to school from vacation. Furture plans include going to college, and getting a good job and making alot of money. NANCYHAMM Nanc Ready for Voe, today Di? Remembers summer of '71, Arco, Mr. Bodeeps help towards V.S., going to V.S. with Diane and a special little girl. Forgets pink slips, long talks with Mr. McLaughlin, cafeteria lunches, the bus to V.S., and Mondays. Future plans include a long life of happiness with Arty and hairstyling. LUANNHANF Hay Loo Remembers good times with good friends, Mr. B., and the feeling after a concert. Forgets nothing-it wasn't always that bad. Participated in anything musical. Future plans include keeping in touch with school buddies, tickling the 88's, and singing my heart out. all good Forgets mer of 73, seasick, maahfl- Explorer '.tQ fMediSi11ll 'I IQ l.ril ll', 5 L .l'l li Futurt?i.5iHiiis include nursing school. i'n' 'iiiii ' ' ANNE E. HANRAHAN Annie Remembers Canada, B.H.B., the prom, F-O-O-D, Ocean Beach, toe, and alot of people. Forgets crowded halls, homework, and bells. Participated in Band 1-4, twirling 3, pep club, Pit Band 2-3, Paddle Ball Champ 3-4, Rock-a-thon 3, powderpuff 3-4, fresh. soccer stat. 2, j.V. wrestling stat. 3-4. Future plans include starting all over. GARY HARTMAN just leaves. IEANNE HASSON Skinny Whitey Remembers jimmy, February 18, 1974, losing someone in a football crowd, Michelle, Senior Ball, junior Prom, my camera, a Kawasaki, good times in G.A. with Sandy, and the soccer coach. Forgets Miss A's talks with LD. in '74, competition practices, a certain big nose, and chemistry. Participated in cheerleading 1 lcaptl varsity 2-4, senior yearbook staff, photog- raphy, pep club, and powder puff. Future plans include becoming an x-ray technician, photography, Jimmy, and good friends. RUSSELL HAYDEN just leaves. KAREN LYNN HENNESSY Karen No, l don't think so!! Remembers sophomore year, Dec. 18, 1974, Feb. 16525, 1974, 70 days, Mr. B., 3 day party at my house, good times in sports, office talks, and decorating for the prom. Forgets 5 lines, gaining weight, certain blond hair boy, being depressed, not listening to people's advice, petty fights, and feeling lost. Participated in Keyettes 2-4 tVice Pres. 45, junior Prom decorating, pep club 4, senior review board, girls field hockey 2-4, and girls basketball 1-4. Future plans include finding myself, my place in the world, and peace of mind. MARY LOU HERBST UMarlI l'm not going to school! Remembers good times with Di, rides to Normandy, partying at leff's, laughing about cream puff, and COLORADO!. Forgets everything to do with school, summer of 70, and hateful people. Participated in mixed chorus 1-3. Future plans include going back to the Rocky Mountains High's. ,sif l in the split- ting bonfires, the in these train after son l'ig. Futureiplans include heading Southg' CRAIG HILTON Hilt Participated in freshman soccer and wrestling. Future plans include college. DEBRA HOFFMAN Hoff Participated in Medical Explorers Club. Future plans include traveling the U.S., and the 2 years of college. IOSEPHHOCAN llloell Participated in wrestling. Future plans include special ed, phys. ed, and law minor. ROBERTC. HOLLY, IR. HBobll Give me a break Remembers Cananda, Boston, x-c break- fasts, good friends, and the Treeneedle gang. Forgets surprise x-c runs, Allenwood run 2. Participated in baseball 1, cross country 1-4, track 2-4, key-club pres. and sec., band pres., band drum major, aviation, and Boys state. WILLIAM HUTTON just leaves. SHERRIE LYNN HYDE fisher!! Yeah, I know Remembers lunch in Mr. D's office, play rehersals, my waltzing partner, and good times. Forgets a certain Cuban, marching band, bad times, and hateful people. Participated in Stop the World , Dark of the Moon , Our Town , Finian's Rainbow , treble-ettes 2-4, madrigals 2-4, mixed chorus 2-4, band 1-4 itreas. 3-43, and keyettes 3,4. Future plans include college and marriage. GLENN IANUSZEWSKI Hskill Remembers the good times at the bon- fires and in the trucks driving away. Forgets riding in a car with open headers at 130 mph. Future plans include going to school for auto mechanics. BOB IENSEN I I B 0 b I I Future plans include becoming an electrician. FREDRICK IOHANSEN just leaves. echan ical MTstPavesi. .-.' 'ii-fi 7 chess club ipggsayl, baseball-2-4. re 151'-YE ff. 1 - . .. 111 '11-Q'-2 ' i the hard practicing baseball tearilf iiil Forgets practice and Mr. Gilmore's tack- ling drills. Participated in football 1-4, and baseball 1-4. Future plans include college. DEBORAH ANNE IONES Debbie Don't bother me! Remembers getting license and playing chauffer, a camping trip with Nan., good times with Trac, and meeting the guy down the street. Forgets jr. Prom, rocking for 12 hours, 12 years of school, and van chasing. Participated in pep club, lr. Prom Comm., and Sr. Ball Comm. Track and field 1-2, intr. volleyball 2-3, powderpuff 4. Future plans include college, enjoying life to its' fullest, and getting out of Point Pleasant. MICHAEL I. KAVANAGH llKavII On the line, how many, hey whatcha doing Remembers groovies, 50, halftimes, crus- ing, killer, choking, the bulkhead, and Inadequate. Forgets getting up, changing, poodles, and cotton. Participated in soccer 1-4, basketball 1-4, Key Club 2-4 ltreas.J 4. Future plans include college. EILEEN KELLINGTON llEill How's business? Remembers 10 laps, our hiding place, summer of '75, Prom '74, The Business , Prom '75, lohn Boy , Aug. '74, Beach Boys Concert, closer friends, and the Allman Bros. concert. Forgets 10 laps, concieted people, Prom '74, and French III. Participated in Keyettes 1-4 I3-corr. sec., 4-pres.J, pep club, Ir. Prom Comm., year- book 4, field hockey 1-4, and wrestling stat. Future plans include college. KATHY-LYNN KIEB lIKathlV Gimme a break Remembers Prom, 5f18!75, wild dingos on the beach, Canada trips, old maid, The Bomb , 11f7f75-the beach, back- benchers, c.g. practice, good times and talks with Deb and Ty. Forgets the garbage can at Carvel, being attacked by a newspaper, parades, Participated in girls chorus, mixed chorus 2, bowling 3-4, pep club 4, and tennis 3-4. Future plans include college, working as a dental asst., and Steven. ROBERTKOCH lIBobII I don't think so Remembers Pepperhead , all the good times, and 1st home-ec class. Forgets getting up for early schedule 1-4, and going to any Saturday morning practice. Participated in soccer 1-3, wrestling 1-4, and track 2-4. Future plans include college, and having a great life. RENEE KRISTENSEN Renifer I don't know Remembers hair lip Garrettson, breaking a light, and trying to paint. Forgets 3 years of Spanish, geometry, and being late. Only kidding Remembers Iohn's van rides to Voc-Tech, Donna kissing the mats in Gym, hair lip Garretson and all the great friends I've made in the last 4 years. Forgets nothing. Participated in lunch, skipping and being late to class, Voc-Tech., Bowling 4, Pep Club,Tennis 3-4. Future plans include art school and being happy. IOHN LESCHINSKI Ilconll Remembers Sr. year and a certain person. Forgets everything about the school, especially the teachers. Participated in Moon Walking 1. Future plans include working, making money and being free and happy. ROBERTLEWIS Lueci Remembers German I,lI,IIl and Herr Cleaves. Forgets everything I heard in school. Buck , being locked in a bus bathroom Participated in lunch, study hall, and Participated in KeyClub2-4,S0CCer1-3. by friends, a few spiders, and fighting tennis3-4. Future planslncluderl-reservlcer with friends. Future plans include college. Participated in Color Guard 1-4 Sgr. ELIZABETHLIND 3-4 Latin Club 1-2 backbenchers 1-2, jugtleaveg, pep club, chorus 2-4,'and Safari 4. STEPHEN LAENG f, T I' Ea ,. mp. iis In p n 5 for lans include I P g my MHSS-1 f0f Mf- VUC QU lf . . 1-4, tsec. plays U-5-1 and C0llege- Remembers growing UP enough I0 Un' 1-4, AFS 3-4 Ipres.l, cirriculum comm. 2, derstand life and people for what they Library Council 3 and 1-4, lp,-es, 1, 2-3 ROBERTKIRWIN are, trying to understand a certain lady Sec, 4 rre5,l Band announcer 3, pep Club Roy that I do respect, a certain ex-graduate, and Chorus 3-4,poWclerpuff, l loved it and MM for being such a super person Future plans include college to become Remembers an almost july 4, Aug. 27, an Alan. Forgets hassles with the clam. Participated in C.Y.O., basketball 1, base- ball 1-3, and football 1-4. Future plans include being happy and taking care of Nan. DEBORAH KITCHEN HDebIl Wait a minute, what? Remembers the Prom, Canada trips, card games, endless color guard practices, Friday and Saturday nights out, crazy times with Kath, and all the good times with some very good friends. Forgets French III, summer of '75, fights, and upsetting happenings. Participated in color guard 1-4 lcapt.l, chorus 1-4, treble-ettes 4, madrigals 4, FTA 1-2, pep club, yearbook, and softball and volleyball intr. Future plans include college, teaching, and alot of happiness. DONNA KLEISSLER P.N. Ya know??? Remembers Cindy's unshaved legs in gym, john and van rides to vocational school. and great coach. Forgets when a certain group of people left me here. Participated in getting out of order 2-3, coming back to reality 4, field hockey 3-4 lcapt 41, basketball 1-3, softball 3-4, track 1-2, and powderpuff 3-4. Future plans include living on the ocean with the mountains behind,-and to live, for, it is my life and I love it. ERNIE LAUER just leaves. CURTIS MICHAEL LEARY Mike Eh, man, don't gimme that! Remembers Where you from? Ha- waii?!? , the jam-packed halls and stair- ways, the work, the good times. Forgets all but the worthless-type facts did you know that a Hummingbird .... Participated in Band, AFS, girl watchers Inc., Apathy Club. Wrestling, watching the Pep Squad. Future plans include college l?l, travel, and a career in either music or law enforcement. CYNTHIA LEPORE s.P. a lawyer. IOHN LLOYD just leaves. EARL LOCKAMY Remembers everything. Forgets nothing Future plans include groovin' on positive vibes, hitting the west coast, getting a band together and going with the flow. WILLIAM MACK just leaves. MICHAEL MALONEY just leaves. ROBERT MALONE Y Remembers nothing. Forgets the Pit, Happy Apple, and crabbing. Participated in Football 1-4, Track 1-2. Future plans include Air Force, cop, and having a good time. THOMAS MANDEL just leaves. IOSEPH MANGIAFICO Iljoell Wags, what do you want to do? Remembers the Bonfire 74 ,,good times with friends, food fights with really , Joann and movies, parties at Keith's house. Forgets getting drilled in Mr. Blake's class, certain people, getting hung on 88 with Ken, and skiing with Wags. Participated in Key Club 2-4, Prom Com- mittee, Football 1, Wrestling 1,2,4, Powder Puff cheering 3-4, Intermural Basketball 2-4. Future plans. include college and the service. LISA MANGIAFICO just leaves. JAMES MARCOTULLIO Marco That-a-baby! Remembers football practice freshmen year, senior Home Eciand Karen. Forgets Monday morning headaches. Participated in Football 1-4, lmanageri Future plans include Photography. DONNA MARTIN Future plans include college. JEFFREY MARTIN just leaves. field, Jean, :l Debbie H., many others. With Forgets Mixed BRIAN JOHN MCCARTHY I I M a CII Hey, your about as violent as a pillowcase. Remembers football, all the good parties, Jr. Prom, Senior Ball, good friends and the All State gym class. Forgets the Michigan sprints, 60 yard plays, the horror films and a day in the pits. Participated in Football 1-4, Baseball 1, Track 2, Powder Puff 4. Future plans include college and seeing the world. MICHAEL JOSEPH MCLAUGHLIN JR. llMikell Come again. Remembers the Senior Ball and after the Ball, wrestling, Deleware, New Year's Day 75 , Great Adventure, doing donuts lin reversei. Forgets getting drilled by Mr. Gilmore, getting up for school, going to work after the Ball, driving at school, my 17th birthday, KGI. Participated in Student Government 1, AFS 3, Chess Club 1, Track 1, Wrestling 'l-4. Future plans include the Coast Guard and college for music. COLLEEN A. MCMANU5 ncolll Oh my God! Remembers Mr. Dio's spik 84 span room, Miss K's 6th pd. English Il class, April 7, '75, with Phil and Elsie, the great escape with Jayne. Forgets getting caught in the lav. while cutting study hall, Gym with Mrs. White, and our Guidance Counselors. Future plans include traveling, getting a job and Phil. BARBARA MCPHERSON llBabSll Participated in office work at school. Future plans include having a good time. ELIZABETH MEAD !lBettyIl lt is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye. Remembers x-country, Jiv. N.Y., I.B.S.P., close friends, special people, in cognito, crazy times, J.B., C.N., X-mas eve, Allaire and philosophical talks. Forgets potato and nose jokes. Participated in Cheering 1, V.P. 2-3, Yearbook 3, Student Council, Art Club, V. B-ball stat. 3, Jr. Prom Com., Sr. Review Board, Track 1-2,4, x-country 2-3, Powder Puff 3-4. Future plans include being happy and enjoying life. ff 1. ,...n . going and ETHEL ANNE MERKEL llEtll Heenda!f' Remembers Igor and the Dishwasher Kid, the freak, Hey M.L., workin' with Di, Kraybill's English, Big Bird and the parking lot with Bucci. Forgets school gossip, forgetting concert tickets and losing someone who can never be replaced. Participated in Harmony 1-4. Future plans include college and living a really fine life. LINDA SUE MESLER III-inll IIHey Edll Remembers good times with E.M., Igor and Master, the Marlboro Moose, Ver- mont, Eileen, long talks with Ed. Forgets Freshman year, Happy High, that Ed is departing of P.P. Future plans include reaching my destiny . . . whatever it is. MAUREEN MILLER Remembers good times, cheering, friends, sleigh riding, the island, the beach, ski trips, vacations. Forgets practices, long days, and bus rides. Participated in Cheering 1-4, Powder Puff 3-4, Variety show 3-4, F.H.A. 2-4, N.J.C.L. 1-4, Keyettes 3-4 ltreas.J Pep Club Future plans include more school. WILLIAM MILLET just leaves. JOANN MOKRACEK Iljoll Do ya wanna BOOGIE? Remembers the summers of the past, Deb and me creating as many B.S. stories as possible, doing anything for a goof. A certain long ride, and asking people how to get somewhere, being slightly over sensitive on certain mornings. Participated in Zip 1-4 Future plans include going to OCC and maybe even working for a change of pace. PATRICE L. MONTEFORTE llpatll Remembers meeting Brad H. in my fresh- man year, Sept. 7th '74 and leaving here. Forgets getting up in the mornings to come here. Future plans include Nursing WILLIAM MOORE IIBHIII Get out of here! Remembers going to football games and cutting classes, Forgets Mr. Kulessa's classes and getting up in the morning Future plans include college. VOCHUOMJ include school. EN ll be feadY the Leo's class, times with always being there, Wumple, SBG, beach, CP,1234567, and roses. Forgets splits, stretching, breaking my finger, the gym locker-room, and getting up in the morning. Participated in Chorus 1-4, Cheering 1-3, Basketball cheering 2-3, competition 2-3, Powder Puff 3, homeroom 1-4 and eating K-12. Future plans include being on time! Also meeting new people and lots of happiness. DOUGLAS SCOTTMUNSIE Scott llHey youll Remembers Kraybill's classes, eating cookies in LaSala's class, Aug. 17, 1975. Forgets Gibb's Oceanography class, cafe- teria food. Participated in nothing 1-4. Official spectator 1-4. Future plans include graduating. ROBERTA. MURAWSKI JR. llBobll Participated in nothing. Future plans are undecided. KENNETH NACEL just leaves. DAVID PETER NASE Dave You big nerd Remembers football and the good people in this school. Forgets this school, chemistry in my Jr. year and sport practices. Participated in Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-4, Track 1-4. Future plans include going to college. ELSIE MARIE NASE Crash l don't know Remembers all the good times and a certain study hall with the fly, health with Mr. Som. and driving with Mr. Russell, Mr. Leo's class with Debbie and Nancy. Forgets all bad things and people who think they're tough and better than others. Participated in Powder Puff icaptl Pep ClubiV.P.l Future plans include going to work and taking life as it comes. THERESA OENSKI just leaves. TONI ANN PARRA llToell Wait a minute, let me finish Remembers Powder Puff, leaving, paddle ball with Anne, EB,EY, IY and Dorothy Emily, a few good friends, Mike and G.O. Forgets coming back, nightmares, boring classes, my first hangover, headaches, a few creaps, a grey station wagon and getting up before 12. Participated in Powder Puff 3-4, paddle ball champ 3-4, rock-a-thon, Pep Club. Future plans include helping conserve wildlife and leaving Piont Pleasant forever. BURNET PEARCE Barney Remembers Freshman lunch, Frosh sci- ence with Mr. Weber, all the good people in the school. SHAWN PHILUPS All can hear but only the sensitive understand-Gibran Remembers 1!16!75, Sher-Agnes! mid- night talks with special friends, 11 word phrases, becoming positive by help of L.V.N. the prom, a flashlight, circles in someones head, cast parties, good friends in plays, being a character actress and a certain director's faith, most of all jeff. Forgets nothing. Participated in Chorus 1-3, Trebs 2-3, Madrigals 2-3, Nat'l Honor Society 2-3, Keyettes 3 lrec. sec.l Latin Club isecl 2-3, lr. Prom Bids co-chairman, class sec. 1, Panther's Print 1-2, Stop the World , Dark of the Moon , Finnian's Rain- bow , Antigone , OCC 4. Girls Track 1, Frosh soccer manager 3, Freshmen wres- tling stat3 Future plans include fulfilling my goals and become a happy individual. MARK PIZZA Pizz 1-HOMA5 5, NICHOLS Forgets chemistry jr. year, . . . H1-omff Participated in Cross Country 1, Basket- Egmipataign 5r?33:1all'ownin m own Jokes like that will get you back here b2ll1-2fB2S2PHll1-4- businessp g Y next year. Future plans include college. Remembers a beige V.W., Rome, N.Y., MICHAELHZZI Nov. 16, 1972, and good times with great KAREN PEARCE npizn inends' h V W h t I t , M0I0fmOUfl1 Remembers 2!20f74 and that morning. Porgelst ed '. 't ada. 'f5 msn AwlC0me On- Forgets Hoffmaster's classand 7f12f73. a oy '-.. Ca' Paffi 3. .. :...vy.r1zj , -3 :, .- I., ...sn-. --.,-'ff-2' -':' s iftit..-efa...:fi,E2sfi:Rf. - .iff --, . - .l-ss-s-.i..w a..-53,1-,-i-mtg.-1,-t-eat., . 1-u1,st lf. lr tu de a ' R '-', Cer iC9 13 ff - Pun dis -H 'V B! '28!75 ' 4 ture.gw .5i s u , , e To weet words a oncer d ,,,,,,, PORT sggy e so f efs- S W 'K the first and last is of beiiiiigiif glyg 'V - 'fijjgf,i2.fji Summer 05751 bonfire Yrs , and we had t ,Q rock-a-t Prom, ,.,. . , Forgmianyeag? -..fling tryo.msy.75,,. KEITH NORRIS wash, Pee- ee Club K-12, SPIN week- Participated in Twirling 2-4 tcapt.l Powder Participated in Track 1 Future plans include work. KAREN ANN NORTON Punk-in Don't get mad, get evenl Remembers all the great things that have happened thruogh the years and a certain someone. Forgets lan. 18, 1972 and a person I once loved very much. Participated in Mixed Chorus 2,4, Panthers Print 4, Pep Club, OC Voc. Tech School 3. Chasing Guys, going crazy, hot rodding around P.P. Future plans include being a good x-ray technician, mother and whatever else happens to me. Trying to accept the things I cannot change. PATRICIA KATHLEEN O'BRlEN lol II Why come? Remembers Feb. 16 and 19 '74, Sopho- more year, 5 lines and cross countries, Shore hockey game '74 and all the good times. V Forgets whistles, 5 lines, and people who think they own the world. Participated in Field Hockey 2-4, Basket- ball 1-4, Keyettes, Powder Puff 3-4, Pep Club. Future plans include college and traveling. 1 Future plans include going to techni- cians school, enjoying myself and growing. RUSSELL PERRY IIRUSSII Here we go again! Remembers skiing off a cliff, granite, Canada, certain friends Forgets tense situations. Participated in Yearbook, Honor Society, Key Club, Chorus, Band, Madrigals, V.P. of class of '76 Plays 1-3. Future plans include becoming a medical doctor. ALFRED PETERS IIMII Remembers Mr. Pavesi and all his words of wit and wisdom. Forgets Mrs. Dixon's lab reports. Participated in Key Club 2-4, Football 1-3, Baseball 1-2,4, Wrestling 2. Future plans included college and doing things my way. EDMUND PETERS Munday Capt. lack will get you tonight Remembers nothing Forgets Oceanography and Biology. Participated in Baseball. Future plans include becoming a custo- dian in the Smithsnian Institute. Puff 4, wrestling stat 3-4, Student Council 1-2. Future plans involve going into the field of commercial art. CANDACE POST llcandyll What's new? Remembers Mrs. Prifold's shorthand class and certain parties. Forgets Behind-the-wheel with Mr. An- derson, and Kim. Participated in Mixed Chorus 2-4. Future plans include becoming a secre- tary and traveling. MARK RAHN just leaves. IOHN RATH Participated in Football and Track. Future plans include more school. CRAICREMIG Remembers 7th pd. lunch. Participated in Baseball. Future plans include becoming an Oceanographer. IAYREYNOLDS More-on Maybe l'm crazy Remembers jr. and sr. bonfire, 3rd pd. jr. year. U-haul, Friday night parties, Bay Head Beach windows, cars, mailboxes, Forgets everything I learned, boat beach, picking up garbage at 11 o'clock. Participated in M.A.T., drinking clib 1-4, Soccer 1-3, Track 1, Wrestling 1-2 Future plans include parties and moving on. LAURA RIBERTONE I forgot! Remembers bugging the cop, the Mass. trip, going to Smithville with F.H.A., parties and all the good times. Forgets gym, Alg. I, certain people and all my pink slips. Participated in Library Council 1-3, F.H.A. 3-4, Spanish Club 3 Future plans include buying a boat. LORI RICHMOND llRichll Oh, come on. Remembers the ocean with L8fj, Mrs. M's, and good times with my friends. Forgets the car going through Lori's house and the trailer. Participated in Library Club 1, and Powder Puff. Future plans include graduating traveling and just relaxing. CLAUDIO RIPOLL Wh0p M ,,.,,,,.,, .,, Tl' I L include Sh0P' wrwsstwavz v,.:'f, fa.i?fggg3mfiar25f EDWARD fs Rsme Che'T Sf'Y DIXOI1, with UnclpeiT?ifl'l' Forgets certain people. Participated in P.D.F. 1-4, Library Council 1-4. Future plans include becoming a police officer and travel. GREGORY RICARDY just leaves. MARY ANN ROSSI IlMarll Yeah really! Remembers my freshman year, the jr. Prom and a special person. Forgets nothing. Participated in Chorus 1-2, and Co-op program 4. Future plans include a good job, traveling and being very happy. CHERYL-ANNE ROTHLISBERGER Ruffles It's just a foul ball in the line drive of life. Remembers 5f9f75 and late for the bus, the hat, Creative Writing, wa-who-dor- hey, the taxi in Spain, tennis R7 with Laura, good times and good friends. Forgets rumors, false and phony indi- viduals, a certain camera and boring study halls, Participated in F.T.A. 1, Student Council 1, Chorus 1-4, Library Council 3, Panter's Print 3-4, Safari 4, Youth Travel Abroad program to Spain 2. Future plans include college and writing. VIOLA RUGGIERO Violetta Remembers 9th grade. Forgetsgym. Future plans include becoming a policewoman. THOMAS RUTHERFORD IIT R ll Oh my God! Remembers the band trips to Niagara Falls, summer of 73 , Mike and Bill, running to Allenwood and back. Forgets my sophomore year. Participated in Band 1-4, A.F.S. 2-4, X-Country 3-4, Track 4. Future plans include college and work. ROBIN SALISBURY IIRobII g Remembers good times with Sharon and Terry, and softball. Forgets NJ. History and 9th grade Civics. Participated in Softball 3-4. Future plans include college and account- ing. Being happy. RONALD SANES lIROnII Would I lie to you? Rememkygggthe Miss her 1st pd. sttfialjiihall, the and Karol, paities, and to successlivith Greg- Forgets classes, Mr. 33-4, Chess Dark Stop the Antigoniiiifiinnian'iiE'Rainbow and iji Fiddler on the Roof. Future plans include college and moving to England. MICHELLE SARGENT Shell ReallyI Remembers my lr. and Senior years, good times with Jeanne, some great friends and G.M. july 10, and a certain train ride, my Camaro. Forgets Geometry, French 3, and losing a certain person in a crowd. Participated in Chorus 1,2,4, Treblettes 4, Pep Club, Beach Crew 1-3, Yearbook, Play 1, Variety Show 4, Soccer stat. Powder Puff 4. Future plans include more good times and G.M. SUSANNE SAVINO llsuell Remembers freshmen year and summer of 73 , also Easter 73 , good friends, lots of parties, the Zepplin concert, getting lost at four in the morning and working on the boardwalk. Forgets nothing. Participated in Student Council 2, Prom decorations, Yearbook 4, and Pep Club, Powder Puff 4. Future plans include college, work with animals or retarded children and to enjoy life and be happy. LINDA SA VOIE just leaves. IOHN SCHARFF just leaves. IILL L. SCHILLING nlillyll Remembers German, last day of my jr. year, Germany, Poof night, the stations, the funny bunny. Forgets all math, German wine, Truncale's revenge, Being called Laura, and my 16th birthday. Participated in Student Council 1-2, Prom decorations, Yearbook staff, Powder Puff4. Future plans include college and going back to Germany. RANDY SCHILLING Randolf What are ya doin? Participated in PDF and hanging around. Future plans include becoming a cop and travel around the world. MARIA ELENA SCHIPANI Participated in Field Hockey, and softball. Future plans include becoming a profes- sional dog groomer. LAURA SCHMIDT just leaves. MIQSHELLESCHMIDT c G . Shell . g flf Aatjeiyou telling the truth Z ff s'.',.-',, 12, 1972,liQQMif. ,Kelly's class,'j1.j-ff. English Sant, stat, and his g late, I in gym. at .its A Futureffiilans' include goingiliito' nursing' school and becoming an R.N., and sharing all my happiness with,Danny. PATRICIA LYNN SCHNEIDER Ill-ynnll Omigod Remembers good times with Laura, Cindy and the ang, Willie P.A.S., a green VW, 7f4?74, 7f2f75, Canada and the Prom. Forgets being last to drive, fitting 9 into a VW, fights with certain people, 3f11f75 and the bonfire 74 Participated in Pep Club, Yearbook 4, Chorus 4, Twirling 2-4 Icapt.J, Powder Puff 3-4. Future plans include nursing school and marriage. IOHN K. SCHOLLENBERGER lllackll It's Foodtown, not Food Fair. Remembers three years in English with Mrs. Sant, Chemistry with Mrs. Dixon and Billy F. Forgets track practices with jiv. Participated in Key Club 3-4, Isec.j 4, Kraybill's Kommanders. Soccer 1, Wres- tling 1, Track 1, Pocket Pool 1. Future plans include college and then getting out into the hungry world. THOMAS SCOTT Scott Participated in Key Club 2-4, Wrestling 1. CHRISTOPHER SEERY Chris Participated in Baseball 1-2. IAMES SHANK lfrardll Don't know nothing. Participated in bowling. SUSAN SHAWGER usueu Oh well Remembers bonfires, great times with the whole gang, everyone in a VW, Canada andthe Prom. Forgets certain history classes and bad times. Participated in Pep Club, Band 1-3, Powder Puff 3-4. Future plans include becoming a secretary. IEAN slfs Bone baby What do you want to do? Remembers all my great friends Debbie, Doug, Dave, Vicky and the gang. partying, 4:30 in the morning with D.C. Forgets all the bummed out nights, bad times and this school. Participated in Chorus 1-4. Future plans include finding a dude and making sornethingyout of life. Y iiii A n s.. p -.ff ,,,, . ,...,. , . ,'i. s'i'-.,, 1 Remembers a certain person and my senior year. Forgets skipping classes and getting caught. Future plans include being happy and having children. BRYAN SMITH Smitty Say, what? Remembers everything. Participated in Soccer 1-4, Wrestling 1, Baseball 1,3-4, Intermural Basketball 3-4. Future plans include being the lead singer for the Eagles, traveling around the world and college. HENRY SOBOTKA Polack Participated in Varsity Golf 2-4, P.D.F. Future plans include college. LYNDA C. SPAYD llFroggyll Oh really? Remembers all the crazy things that happened and all the nicknames and initials. Forgets some ot the crazy things that happened and snobby people. Participated in Health Careers 4. Future plans include getting a Basenji and college. . H Don't worry Harryflfll pay. T aj . ,,', V g Remembers playing B-ball, the car, Lite, .Iistenins tcdthe runes, Boys and the iiii' ' Pr-om? E Cdrvelandiihe Pafliff ,,g' k Forgets most of my classes, walking to .,aE. Q school and,Rlaying.glgfen5e, V 3f rsrs 4, Club o, rhQerree.Fn6nch wniFrC00r142r- Football 1,B55ke:bali 1-4. Participated in Color Guard 1-2, Library Council 2-3, Yearbook 4, Panther's Print 3-4, Health Careers 4, Powder Puff 4. Future plans include nursing. SUZANNE SIMMONS Hsuell Remembers freshman year, two certain bands, good friends, good parties, jr. Prom and the summer 75 . Forgets Monday mornings and gym classes. Future plans include working and Billy. IACKIE LYNN SIX Iljackll Remembers pep rally and bonfire 73 , 6f17f74 in the gym, M.W.P., l.A.B., Kak, summer 74 , Cindy's nerve, M.j.P. and the gang, basketball games, bonfire 74 81 75 , Squan game 74 , mysterious phone calls and Camaro hunting. Forgets jr. Prom, sitting at the track, 6f14f74, depressed moods, loneliness, dog bites, Drivers Ed with Vinnie and his Pirates, grades 9 and under. Participated in Pep Club, Yearbook staff 4, Chorus 1-4, Prom and Ball decorations, Trouble makers Inc. ipres.J 1-4, Twirling 1, Varsity Bowling 3-4 Future plans include college or work and finding happiness someplace. BARBARA JEAN SMALLING Babs What's the matter? Future plans include college and maybe a beard. DONALD STEPHENSON llDonnyll Remembers Vermont, fight with B.C., Camelback, LS., Otero's house. Forgets N.M. in Vermont, double sessions. Participated in Football 4. Future plans include floating across the Atlantic on a keg of beer, and college. MARY PHYUS STEWART Turd blossom. Remembers john H., Graphic Arts, Cristi ibest friend I ever hadl and Trigger. Forgets jr. Prom, Algebra I, and freshman year. Participated in Panther's Print 3-4 leditorl, Color Guard 2-3, Church group 1-4, Library Council 2-4 Kpres. 37 Future plans include john H., college and getting out of NJ. CAROL STROUPE Oh wowl Remembers Steno and Typing Il, july 30, Aug. 16 when it was hard to turn into K-mart, the bar stool, the night we avoid- ed Dave and Rob for the van, grabbing the wheel from the passenger seat, Aug. 27, the Cuda, the bug and always sharing the secret 1-5. . . Forgets S,G,H,R, the big D.B., and de- voting a soph. summer and lr. year to a soccerjock. Participated in the gossip click 2-3, a trusting friend 4, cheering 1-2 . . . being spared 3-4 Soccer manager 3, powderpuff 3-4. Future plans include having two special people visit Nan and I in N.Y., and living up to my own goals and expectations. WILUAM H. STUART llstull What do you mean, 'Thrown off the team'? Remembers freshmen parties at Stu's Palace , Beacon Beach, N.D.S., drinking lounge, emptying Piels with Space, Eagles and Tull. Forgets all those idiots who put Forgets phoney people . . , inciting a roit at the Henry Hudson game. Participated in Football 1 and V2 of 2, Wrestling 1, Baseball 1 and W of 2-very little of 3, with luck 4, Molson importing Co. causing trouble, grape crushing, free floating team. Future plans include leaving this town, becoming a priest, having a good time, probably dying young, drinking alot of good beer in sunny climates, keeping to the road and find out what happens further on, study music, go to jail etc. etc. Hour SULUVAN YBUZZ Off! , coursefithe pizzaf place, birthday party and summer 75 . Forgets school ,ss - and Pep Future plans include traveling. f I 21sA srls Remembers the Boston and Canada band trips, Football games Forgets jr. Prom, Monday night band practices, French with Cooper. Participated in Band 2-4, Bowling 3-4, Golf 2. Future plans include going to college. ROBERT A. SUTPHEN IlB0blI Remembers all science classes including Mr. LaSala's Astronomy and Physics. Forgets all Math classes. Future plans include college. IULIE TAYLOR just leaves. VICTOR TENORE Tenor Sing out. Remembers coming in late, getting morn- ing donuts for coffee, play rehearsals. Forgets big bad Larkin and 2nd pd. gym. Participated in Mixed Chorus 1-4, Special Chorus 1, Madrigals 1-4, Boys Ensemble 1-4, plays 1-4, cutting gym. Future plans include money . LAURA TRUNCALE Trunk Remembers getting to really know peo- ple, 6!14!74, being attacked, last day of school 75 , decorating for Prom, jill and our spy nights, Poof, food fights with joe, the bus, the church, River Beach, Larry and all our good times. Forgets the clicky ways ofsome crowds, all the bad times steno and fights. Participated in Student Council 1-2, Stop the World, Make-up for Dark of the Moon, Prom decorating lchairmanj Pow- derpuff 4, Sr. Review Board, Pep Club. Future plans include art school. ELSIE TUZENEU EIsefer l'm game. Remembers good times with Col, Tes, Don, and Cin, V.O.C.T., Mr. Kraybill and Mr. Blake. Forgets Mr. Hoff., all History and English classes. Participated in good times 1-4. Future plans include becoming a,Physical lots of moneyff I VAIANI L in Football 1. Futurellfiians include Med. schoolli MI ru gave.izawhitl. F , Remeinbers great times, the climb, crushing Norman, one night at the Village lnn in Maine, Forgets falling asleep at Kirwan's, bad luck streaks, cotton mouth, New Year's Eve mud puddle. Participated in Football 1, Basketball 1-2, Future plans include joining a traveling circus. UNDA VALENTE just leaves. GREGORY VAN CARDO llsanll Remembers freshman year, LaSala's raid- ers, sleeping in Scott's garage, Mr. jones' NJ- . ForgetS?5HappyffESiQ5pplespiibsing Weight Mechanical Drawing. I Vi Participated in, .,gl Football 1-4,, Wrestling 1-4, 1-3- itt Futureliiplans influde ciillege dana getting mynosefixed. j LOIS Slice To live is to experience. Remembers surviving during school. Forgets summer 75 and jr. Prom. Participated in school paper 1-4, lassit. ed. 3 and ed. 41, class secretary 2-4, Keyettes Class representative 1-4. Field Hockey 1-2, X-country 3-4, lcapt.j Basket- ball 1-4, Track 1-4. Future plans include college and becom- ing a CPA. ' ALICE VAN NOTE Dallas Remembers times with beautiful people, Art classes and wanting to be someplace else. Forgets P.P.B.H.S., purpose and spent my time. Participated in Cheering 1-2, decorating chairman 3. Future plans include continuing studies in the fine arts, college, finding myself spirtually, living with the land, someone to love and children. DAVID VAN PELT just leaves. KATHRYN LYNN VAN PELT lIKathyll That's the breaks. Remembers good times with Kathy, Lori, Wendy and Robin and letting a certain person drive my car. Forgets certain people, freshman year, bad times and Labor Day 74 . Future plans include becoming a secre- tary and having more good times. PETER VEIGA yeah, right! Remembers jr. year homeroom and Miss K's Englisliiblass. ' 'I Forgets my freshman year. Participated in vocal music, Baseball and lntermuraliliasltelball. Future plans incliliide college and checking out. I IUDITH VELEBIR .- uluden Remembers Florida and summer 75f'. Forgets Qtliand 10thIgrades. I Future plans include becoming a secre- tary and possible business school. ERIC WAGNER Ilwagsll I don't know joe, what do you want todo Remembers X-country, Mr. ',aSala's Chemistry class, April 10, getting kicked out of the Osprey when Ken didn't. Forgets the Rock-a-thon, working on the jr. Prom, sitting on the bench for Basketball, party at Vince's, and getting up at 6:30 to run. Participated in Prom Committee, X- .gguntry 1-4, Basketball 1-2, lntermural ?'ifBasketball2-4. I 'liii ' iii Future plans include Coast Guard and college. jjj.. lg. WALTERS just leaves. EIARSHALLWEIMANN I Marsh Yeah, right. Remembers trip to Spain 73 , Sopho- more year, friends and trying hard. Forgets Research Paper, scheduling, Typing, 9th pd. English, 4th pd. lunch. Participated in Exploring 2-4, Soccer 1-3. Future plans include college, Medicine and travel. KAREN WHEILER Karen My interest is in the future-because l'm going to spend the rest of my life there. Remembers all the good times especially the summers 74 81 75 , New Year's Eve party, Eric, the beach parties, good concerts and good friends. Forgets 1f11f75, Geometry, summer school and all the two faced people. Participated in Pep Club, Health Careers, Sr. Ball Comm. Powderpuff 3-4, Var, Soccer Mgr. 3, Soccer stat 4. Future plans include nursing school, a place of my own and just enjoying life to the fullest. EDWARD WHITE IlEdll Remembers my first day here. ,Future plans include Machenist school. DAVID I. WILLIAMS llBig 711 Remembers summer 75 , New Year's 75 , the drive-in at Red Robin and parties in Mike's room. Forgets Wrestling year 74-75 , Wrestling practice, the day after Marylou's party. Participateiiggign Wrestling 1-4. Future plains include college and be- coming a pilot. IOHNWILUAMS . Remembers parties at Otero's, l-ltilntdel punipkihs, good times with ii fiends, certain concerts. Forgets agcertain person hating life, P.P.B.H.S.ji1liiiPiy working days and-ffigetting lost trail riding at 12:00 PM. Future plans include photography, meeting new friends and keeping in touch with old ones. ROBERT WILUAMS Willie Ya, really. Remembers the great climb, night at the Village lnn, snow skiing with Boz., freshman year, Sunday walks, bargin day, playing a joke on M.S. Forgets Basketball jr. year, getting crushed by a pool table. crushing Hubba, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-3. Futggire plaggs inckgggie buying a jeep, going to Maine and college. LENFJART Lennie I ul Wim! YO Ski! f..1 2 .l,l .SE Rerjtiemberiftertairfijiguestions and Forgets practice. I Participate in as much as l could, Soccer, Basketball and Track. Future plans include University tSwedish Collegej DIANA ZOPPI HDiU The best things come in small packagesl Remembers Bill, june 14, 1974, the Island, the king, the railroad tracks, Bangor friends, fun times with Lisa. Forgets the night after the Prom 74 , shopping in Eatontown 72 and the 6th place. Participated in Cheering 1-4 lcapt. 1, 47, FTA 1-4, FHA 1-4, Pep Club, Powder- puff 3-4, Yearbook staff 4, plays 1, Chorus 1,4, Prom Comm. 3, Ball Comm. 4, Sr. Review Board 4, class tres. 4, Variety Show 3-4. Future plans include college and making someone a good wife. ,waging 'ww 'ff f - A tw ffm .S W 4k nj 9- 1 1-.P ' m ,ar 'Sb' MM Ni I D11-Y ima W V-4331 , . all - ,MW LAST WILL This year's Yearbook staff leaves next years staff all our problems plus! David leaves his wrestling gear to the next fool who wantsit. jack just leaves. Brian leaves his uniform to the Al and whatever fool wants it. Bryan leaves all abilities to whomever will take them. Bill leaves the memory of someone special. Donna leaves her brains to Carol. joe leaves Mr. Kraybill alone in his mental ward to have fun. Robert leaves school with his fine memory. Byran leaves his soccer skills and ability to Scott Salisbury Bob leaves Tom Gesumaria the National Gigantic Nose Award. Shawn doesn't really leave jeff at all. Eileen leaves Point High behind, but takes all the memories. Karen H. Leaves many office talks to next year's basketball captains. Lisa leaves Ronald to Mr. Havens and Mr. Berardi! Frogs leaves empty Lite bottles to Killer and johnny. john leaves Bobby and Ted post position. Todi leaves Renee a new pair of platform shoes. Kay leaves Mr. Russell a quiet homeroom and his sanity. T.R. leaves the school with lots of memories of weird people. Kathy leaves jeffrey 3 more years of Happy High . Cara leaves her slow pace to those who can take it. Gwen leaves Mr. Anderson a totaled drivers Ed. car. Ed leaves Cindy one more year without skipping. Debbie leaves Uncle Rich an empty car. Kathy leaves Mr. Braunstein with 3 deserts, his, hers, and Noni's. Sharon leaves john P. another year and hopes he can stay awake. Tylee leaves Brenda and Greg two more long, hard years. Noni leaves Mr. Braunstein the yearbook and more hard working editors. Vernon leaves Mr. lerly a translation of his handwriting. Colleen leaves Mr. Braunstein all the rowdie people in P.P.B.H.S Marsh leaves Mr. Havens a motorcycle for Sunday rides through Ocean Grove. Brian leaves his pumkins to the Wall Police. Rus leaves hair to his father and his belly to Bregen. Steve leaves his blue slips to whoever wants them. Ken leaves Mrs. Wheeler. janice leaves extra curriculum activities to brother jack. john leaves Mr. McLaughlin in peace. Karen leaves coach with many years of dancing on tables. Karen leaves Mrs. Millar all her stories of Tommy Grady. The Freak leaves Prall, Passes and Paraphenalia to jill and Margie. Nancy leaves Harvey to whomever. Elaine leaves Bob and Todd memories of 6th period lunch. Susan leaves Mr. Blake a set of horns and pitchfork. D.F. leaves jordy her hand sewing needle and a buttonhole. H.S. leaves B.C. pockets and double zippers. Lynn leaves Mr. Spincola brownies, Mr. Swanson a smile and Billy with good memories. Mary Lou leaves happiness to Anne, Peter and jim . . . Good Luck! Donna leaves running 330's and the beach to Karen. Patti-O leaves Zoppo with many more unexcusable practices. Ron leaves Miss K ....... Regretfully. Diana leaves success and happiness at P.P.B.H.S. to her sisters. joe leaves Brian his All-Lite team membership card. Mike leaves Cindy, Bernieshat-on. jeff leaves Ron drooling over Miss K. in the cafeteria. Mary leaves . Mr. Prall with a Xrmt-so-sound-mind and some peace and quiet. Donna leaves brother Don three years of prison. Victor Tenore leaves his school donut route to Tim Snider. Kathy, Theresa, Wendy, good luck in years to come-K.P. Don leaves Mr. Patterson 6 empty beer cans and a bad stomach. jackie Six leaves Mr. jiv to analyze his own outfits. Tracy leaves Senior Variety Show to all the crazy Seniors. Sherrie leaves this school to finda happier life. Vaike leaves Spanish 4 to any nut who takes it. Laura R. leaves the cop-lady a rainy day to stand in. Linda S. leaves her crazyness to Cathi R. Tom and Bob remembers Lisa gazing at Tom's moon! john leaves Todd and Bob everything except Pom- Poms. Mary leaves Mr. Prall memories of his favorite stripper. Michelle leaves an alarm clock that works to jeanne injuly. Lynn and Cindy leave Todd beer, and coffee at McDonald's jill leaves joanne and Sue luck in their remaining years. The mouth leaves High school to Hooper. Lori R. leaves waking up at 6:30 to Lori B. Sue leavesg and tries to forget school even happened. Fortune leaves a textbook ulcer to the next worry- wart. B.C. leaves Tom to Holly. Cheryl leaves Mr. Kraybill thanks for showing me the batters box and the coaching to hit a home run. Laura and Carol leave Business courses to anybody stupid enough to take them. Simon and Wing leave with many, many hopes and dreams. Barbara leaves nothing cause I have nothing to leave. ,WWI fig .,,k 11 , f nd M ' - 4 w s sf x ,I 199 1 a, WARM SUNSHINE THROUGH A CLEARING AFTER SHGWERS AND FOR A WHILE, THE SCENT OF HAWTHORN FLOWERS. HI PRING 5 I V, ia fi is 9 a Wi.. SAFARI '76 Work, tears, laughter, and more work, These are the main ingredients in creating a yearbook. Like any other family the Safari editors and staff must learn to work to- gether, be tolerent of each other's weak- nesses, share out strengths and always race to meet a deadline. The end result, One yearbook and a lot of bittersweet memories, and the knowledge that given the oppor- tunity, we'd gladly do it again. are . f fat we f' i fQtw11'w 5-,s,,r, - xr, E 1 1513? l STAFF EDITORS Eileen Campbell-Co-editor in chief Noni Ehrola-Co-editor in chief Kathy Keib-Photography Jill Dunkel-Literary Cindy Silvey-Business Lisa Cannonica-Art Noni Ehrola-Layout Roger Braunstein-Advisor LlTERARY STAFF Kathy Kieb Cheryl Rothlisberger Mr. Kraybill's creative writing class PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF John Paterson Phyllis Prall Jeanne Hasson Jay Renolds LAYOUT STAFF Mike Clayton Joanne Johnson Jeanette Henry ADVERTISING STAFF Mike Clayton Joanne Johnson Cindy Flynn Sharon Flynn Eileen Prout Cindy Silvey Joan Sutphin Noni Ehrola Nancy Seitz Cheryl Marson BOOK SALES Noni Ehrola Mike Clayton Kathy Kieb Jill Arendes Trudy Elliot Cindy Silvey Nancy Seitz Joanne Johnson Lori Richmond Valerie Kieb Eileen Prout Sandy Arendes Jill Ader Debbie Kitchen Tylee Estelle Lynda Spayd Elaine Fasulo Jeane Hasson Joan Sutphen Lisa Cononica Lynn Schneider Jackie Six Eileen Campbell Karen Mullhall Dale Dunston Renata Crencenzo Jill Dunkle Michelle Sargent 203 The A.F.S. Club has enjoyed a very fruitful year in 76. This year Lennart Westman, a stu- dent from Sweden, attended P.P.B. as a senior and graduated with our students in june. Activities that the student club members have participated in this year were three rollar skating parties at the Lakewood Rollar Skat- ing Arena along with the Point Pleasant Beach A.F.S. Club members, a Square Dance held in the cafeteria with Bob Bissey the caller. The highlight of every year is A.F.S. Day which is an annual event. This took place on ,Feb. 27th at both the Beach and Borough schools. Approximately 14 foreign A.F.S. students who are attending high schools in Monmouth and Ocean County are slated to spend the day at either Point Pleasant Borough or Beach High School. They will attend classes during the school day and tell the students about their homelands and school. Our student chapter had been active this year in trying to raise money for students coming to our country or planning to go overseas. They have sold pretzels at home soccer games, sold A.F.S. Christmas cards and sold refresh- ments at Adult Chapter Flea Markets. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Lennart Wesrman from Sweden, Paul Bick returned from Argentino, jeff Weiser leaving for Brazil, Dr. Perry Principal, Mr. Cleaves Advisor. E I I 2 z I Row 'I Bill Schoner, jim Fricks, Ron Sanes, Margaret Shibla, Noni Ehrola, Bob Crowning, Row 2, Mr. Cleaves, Kathy Fiori, Karen Emmons, Bill Repsher, jeff Weisser, Vaike Lillemagi, Lennart Westman, Paul Bick, Bill Gehring, Lisa Canonica, Leslie Becker 204 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The object of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for ' scholarships, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, to encourage the development of character and instill the ideals of good citizenship in students of Point Pleasant H.S. The N.H.S. is com- posed of sophomores, juniors and seniors who have shown superior scho- lastic, leadership, character and citezenship qualities. To be academically eligible for membership a student must average at least a B for the last three semesters in all major subjects, no marking period grade shall be lower then a C-in any area for the last two semesters, and overall average shall be at least a B. New members are selected twice a year by a council, con- sisting of the principal and members of the teaching staff. This year the N.H.S. has continued a tutoring program for the students who wish as- sistance in any subject. Many other projects have been successfully ac- complished this year bythe N.H.S. NAnoNAL 1, Honor: SOCIETY S 'Q 5 E. -5 5 Z Q5 51.4 Seated: Diane Delaney, Christine Pedota Vaike Lillemagi, Standing: Barbara Daily Renee Crombie, Cindy Boggio. 205 JF - L, my if 5: E fr, 'pr - .. ., , 'W N c The Panther's Print exists to-as nearly as possible-record and review school events. The paper is always open to new ideas and material to better represent the school. This organization, advised by Miss Bar- bara Hersh, strives to express the spirit of the student body. This paper works to express all points of view and open doors to new thoughts on old problems. The staff consists of sports editor, Lois Van der Noot, literary editor, Mary Stewart, and reporters, Jeannette Henry and joe Gerard. The paper always welcomes contributions and individuals who are interested in becoming staff members. Panther's Print covers a variety of material ranging from poetry to sports, puzzles and pictures, features and editorials. Occasionally, there are columns, and even comic strips. Row 1 Jeanette Henry, Cheryl Rothlisberger, Row 2 Mary Stewart, Lois Van der Noot Mary Stewart, Lois Van der Noot, Miss Hersh 208 Row 1 Carol Lemkey, Mary Stewart, Vaike Lillemagi, Row 2 Mrs. LeFevre, Cindy Pel- letier, Ed Roncin, Karen Emmens, Grace Ciccarelli, Eleen D'Amore, Mrs. Napolitano Niel Bryant, jeff Norton, Billy Rogers, Row 2 Dann Conger, Paul Sharo, Diane Squilanti, Ty Visco, Row 3 Mr. Uhl, jack Conaty, Brad Kries, Dave Lee, lim VanDemark, john Fraher, Matt Travers S, LIBR RY CGUNCIL The Library Council is an in- tegral asset to the high school library. One librarian is not capable of doing the work re- quired in a library, so the council members are the ones who help keep the library in such a condition so that stu- dents can locate books. The members check, shelve and re- shelve books, work in the magazine room, help clean the library, run errands for the li- brarian to the office assist students with the audio visual aids, and also raise money through various projects. A.V.A. The A.V.A. Club is under the expert direction of Mr. Uhl, A few choosen students are picked for this club. They are enrolled in the Stage Craft course but take it one step further by involving them- selves with the technical por- tion of stage productions. The A.V. handles all instructional material and equipment used for the enhancement of the curiculum in the class rooms. A few responsibilities include the motion pictures of the football games, video-taping and public relation photog- raphy for the entire school system. The services of the A.V.A. Club are extended not only to the students and faculty, but also to the community through various productions held in the auditorium. 209 MUSIC MAN Cast of Music Man Traveling Salesmen ... Charlie Cowell ,.. Conductor ....,. Harold Hill .... Mayor Shinn .... jacey Squires ... Ewart Dunlop .... Oliver Hix ...,... Olin Britt ........,..... Marcellus Washburn . . . Tommy Diilas ...,.... Marian Paroo .,.... Mrs. Paroo ..... Winthrop Paroo .....,........... Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn ,....... jim Rricks, Bill Schoner ,... Bob Highley, jim Donaghy Al Sargent, Carl Reynolds .... Tim Snider . . . . jerry Malara .... Mike Leary .. . . Victor Tenore ,... Bill Van der Noot .,,. Kevin Donley . . . Mark Donley ,... Bill Repsher .... Bill Brennan .... Craig Poore .... Sherrie Hyde ... Leslie Becker Amaryllis ..,..,............ .,,. L isa Rutherford john Hanney Michelle Sargent Zaneeta Shinn ............. .... B arbara Matern Gracie Shinn ............. Alma Hix ......., Maud Dunlop .,... Ethel Toffelmier ..., Constable Locke . .. Del Sarte Ladies Valerie Aquilantie Karen Emmons Denise Lucas Kathy Moynihan judy johnson jacqui Comp Townspeople jackie Barron Sandy Stuart judy Reamer Pat Shaughnessy Debbie Arnone Sue Uhl Linda Nelson ... Valerie Kieb ... Pam Manrell ... Kathy Fiore . . . Gerry Malara Townspeople Bob Crowning Karen Polhemus Nancy Demarest Elaine Rempkowski Cheryl Truex Debbi Clevenger Marie Donaghy Debbie Quigley jane Valente Marie Sarno Sandy Arendes Beth Samson Sue Cunningham Nancy Kologeski Sonia Hoglander Rosemary Ferraf joan Valenti jane Pable Karen Gray Carol Henderso Tommy Pearce joe Perry Dana Donley Art Rooney john Rowe Greg Day jim Capozzi john Mavor 210 Qg,,-.1 ff. J STUDENT CGUNCIL The Student Council is the powerful voice of the students to the administration. The purpose and the powers of the Council are: to raise funds to operate the Council, to work with the Principal to publish the Student Handbook, to act upon requests that the representatives have brought to the attention of the Council, to bring any mat- ter of concern of the students to the ad- ministration, and to help the Principal es- tablish a school social calender. The Council has fulfilled its duties. Some of the achieve- ments of the Council were the publishing of the Student Handbook, the First Annual Snow Ball, and the sponsoring of a dance to raise funds for Greg Van Cardo. The stu- dents have given of themselves greatly during the year, which has resulted in a successful Student Council. The success also came about due to the helpfulness of the advisor, Mr. lividen. The officers are Vaike Lillemagi, Pres., Lisa Canonica, V.P.g Barbara Matern, Rec. Sec., Kathy Porter, Corr. sec., Billy Repsher, Treas. Row 'I Vaike Lillemagi, Lisa Canonica, Row 2 Bar bara Matern, Bill Repsher, Kathy Porter. 5 CHESS CLUB This year has been a rebuilding year for the Chess Club following gradua- tion last june of five key boys. joe johnson, this year's President, has played the number one board all year. john Lloyd is number two, David Headley is number three, Vic Fitz- simmons, number four and john Pike, number five. Other boys who have seen limited action in matches to date are jeff Lucas, Mike Ribertone, Bob Holly, jerry Malara, Ron Sanes, Bill Coffin, Bill Gehring, and Ty Visco. The going was rather slow at first as the Borough Chess men lost thier first five matches. Then in a make-up match just before Christmas vacation, the team swept Point Pleasant Beach by a 5-0 count. Coming back from the holidays, the team continued its winning ways by edging Admiral Farragut by 3-2 score. The brief winning streak came to an end as the team traveled to Wall and lost by a 316 to ZW score. Our officers for the year are President, joe johnson, V.P. Bill Gehring, Sec. Ty Visco, and Treasurer Ron Sanes. Row 1 john Lloyd, joe johnson, David Headley, Row 2 Mr. LaSala, Ron Sanes, Bill Gehring, Mr. Cleaves ladvj HEALTH CAREERS The purpose of this course is to create student awareness of the broad range of Health Careers. This is acheived by classroom lectures, speakers from the various fields of Health Care and field trips to various Health Care facilities. ln addition, each student becomes part of the Health Care team by spending a total of twenty hours weekly in medically related departments at Point Plea- sant Hospital. These expereinces prepare the in- dividual to begin study in such areas as Nursing, Inhalation Therapy, Pharmacology, Physical Therapy, or Laboratory Sciences. Dm J x i .,.. f 3, K af sm., if M My ,jg E K 35 Ng k tlbsctf - X fff-me ' 'riff 'if v?qf,4 X -,.... I ing A 'Q ntgx -Si lt p..-,y l l , i f. Tl .5 K .. .Qi , .,, . 9 CO-OP The Cooperative Office Education Program has been part of the business curriculum for six years and is one of the most up-and-coming programs in business education. The purpose of the program is to give senior students on-the-job training and experience in the secretarial and clerical field. The success of the program is at- tributed to the surrounding area employing students in part-time work. Students taking this program benefit by getting personal attention and experience, which helps them to become more efficient and productive office employees. Mrs. Arleen Tylecki is teacher-coordinator. 215 X ,,,f A 51...--f xi' --...wa Q-gf .. .aw 'i ,ff ' in .s,.. NE x W e K sa Q K - SOFTBALL slr: ,f W . 1st. A. Ando, A. Lynch, S. Seifert, N. Williams, C. Chapel, A. DeBellis, D. Arnone 2nd. P. Prall, C. Pedota, l. Sarno, K Pearch, G. Duch, M. Shipani, S. Carlough 3rd. S. Larsen, R. Shipani, D. Carlough, M. Bedher,-K. Fisher, R. Salisbury T. O'Brien, Coach Dot Maver an 4' rf' A,-1 y ,, ww ' ' 4 . j,. fs, I, ff 6 'n V A ,A.,N,.L F , ,gym .1 ,W ,, ,Jw , Lf.,.fg.,gf: M 1 1, - -+I A Q -.J-wx .f mu - , - ' '7lFZQ,fff Q f' fi K: ' ' f , ,W ff 0 fr .,4.Q.- fi 1 ' 'L . Q '- ' V ' A, I W, T, ,NL k - 'Ik-L ,, 'z . ,,f , 4. 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Strittmatter, Matter, Kirwin, Sharff, Cahill Stewart, Schoader, Peters. , lfrfhx R 2 7 L A .f i V ,Ds Y -Al .-Qf,w,,1,.,,! E?A'fQf-Yf. j 1 Q 4 X . v ,3 f ,ri ,Q V' 1 ,,,, 1 'f ,f ,,kV zg gf g f 4, 5 'Engl-Alf: yn. Q 'aj .f f frm Q- V' 1? XJ T S 1 P4 , ?,Q,Q5:iAl'., .'Q Q 'A '- J , . Wm- 4 . ' I + xl-MF: -,S,,k,,,x ,N., N- f K X, N , W a ,, Q 1 -. Q-ag-A ...L . ,, 5 A Nr mn- Nk,,,.-,.35 eff fy w Q N sl 'K limp M - 'K S .f 1 rw 5 v 1 2 .. '- g,,W. uf'-flu' - ' 8 .. . W Q X .gwN,vN Ar, mwa- A. fem . W K g '9X'f,fg1.5..IY3LQ '3' ' ' r. igfk wlfi ff M' if - ffvdfg J' -- fgzggg Q 'Sig-wyg-152 QQ: ' was 1' .,,N+-- ' df' A -nw. .- .,,f4.v- 'xv--'rv ,mmm 45, Q5 fyft' 'fy aku, FRESHMAN BASEBALL s iff - Q 4 - 1 x 1, il K A ,f...,i,, . L . s .wisik 'v I , JUNIOR PROM SEARCHING SO LONG On Saturday night, May 'I7th, the junior class held their prom, Searching So Long . This was only the end result for it took many weeks of planning and decorating to transform the gym into a nautical world. There was much dancing and happy re- memberances of the night, but the high- light of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen, and the selecting of the court. The queen was Lisa Canonica and her court were Laura Davis, Beth Lind, Betty Mead, and Diana Zoppi. john Scharff was the king, and his court consisted of Bob Holly, Tom Gesemaria, Brian McCarthy, and Tim Cahill. Lisa Canonica and john Scharff Laura Davis, Beth Lind, Lisa Canonica, Betty Mead, Diana Zoppi, 5 ' 25 5 X , , ,f-at ,,. ,fi 1. , 4, Q fr - -1 , SJ, .f .QW 14, 'V mt N XM ff-..J-W .f...-cunp- M ,., fa H I, My A f 4 , Q58 QD: things gg better Wlth OKC item L QG00 Av V a. 52 WU 1X 1 W I 1 -an I x 3 A 4 - , t '. 0 1 5 0014! 'Wi Mm arm?-ilu' 'D Q 9 ' ' 'Q 5 . A L'- ' .G - t . ! lf0'0 Wy Q lr Z7ofafe1z3'2Vf3 l ADVERTISlNG Ak f if ew ' fcweiii Y as f X Q 545' X WEAREADVERTISED BY g- ,,- ,g,,ff',, OUR LOVING FRIENDS. , v W 0 ii 5 51? LEE Hal Mxkxfgvl-'gb V Y EN ff Jgy Y 11 J X Q 2 G 3-L-. fam ! 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I 117' . 5 1. -55 Q Q X Y 6 .eg ,E ea Q53 I'-2-75-TDX7 Q9 with iw Lluu THE FIRST 200 YEARS A knowledge of American history is an invitation to experience the ac- complishment, drama, tragedy and hope of an infant nation struggling to grow up. Sturdy, determined pioneers hacked away at the edges of a raw continent and, with blunders and achievements alike, modeled a country with a spirited nature and an united commitment to individual liberty for every one of its citizens. Americans, great and not so great, have given us a heritage to carry on and improve upon. Farmers and soldiers, industri- alists and merchants, dreamers and leaders, are all there in two centuries of progress. But the maturing isn't finished. You'll find the boundaries of growth as endless today as when our forefathers first envisioned them. You can seek out your own destiny with the wisdom and judgement which comes with re-creation of the past. Your knowledge, dreams and industry will carry on through many more centuries of living history. its S I N. .