Red Bank Catholic High School - Emerald Yearbook (Red Bank, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1981 volume:

t RED BANK CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 INTRODUCTION.....................1 SENIORS.........................12 UNDERCLASSMEN...................52 SPORTS..........................90 ACTIVITIES.....................128 CURRICULUM.....................166 CLOSING........................194 INDEX..........................195 Red Bank Catholic High School is much more than a building full of students and faculty. It is a community of car- ing people who interact daily in pursuit of their dreams and goals. The four years spent at Red Bank Catholic are years of growth — intellectually, phys- ically, and spiritually which pre- pare us for the future, and instill in us the hopes and dreams we will carry wherever we go. Everybody has a dream, And this is my dream ... that the memories made within these four walls of R.B.C. never be lost or forgotten. Kathleen Guinee Debra Edelkraut 3 The faith of the Red Bank Catholic com- munity lies deep within the hearts of each individual. It is exemplified by them in a rare form of togetherness in many activi- ties in school and out of school. The students, faculty, and administra- tion attended Mass for the opening of school and for Christmas. The teams prayed before their tournaments. The Jun- iors received their rings in Church. The Seniors graduated at Mass. When some- one in the community needed prayers, the entire school prayed together. This faith and togetherness keep the Red Bank Catholic community alive and strong in all its endeavors and show any passers-by the importance of our faith in the fuctioning of our school. 4 5 7 8 Casey Dreams ... 9 Wm mm mm fM§ fMm, mmfflm Do you remember that with Freshman year came: — Polyester pants and green, green, green!? — Hanging out in front of homerooms 1 and 2? — Pat-Pro with Mr. DeSimone? — Everyone double-taking — 8 sets of twins!? — The fire in lunch? — History 1 with Mr. Hintleman, Ahh, looks like rain. ? — Stacy Rubin's party — the trampoline? — Topping the school in fund-raiser sales? — Best friends running against each other for class president? — Running from class to class to escape initiations? — The fiftieth class to enter RBC? — Everybody has a dream ... What about Sophomore year which meant: — Coping with the Sophomore Slump? — A record 5 Sophs were inducted into the National Honor Society? — Bathrooms always locked when you needed them most? — The legalization of pull-over sweaters? — The bomb scare during the second production of Camelot? — Miss Habib's survival class? — Our first night football game against St. Joe's? — Up to our ears in Hershey bars? — Becoming worm and frog surgeons in Bio.? — Everybody has a dream . a 14 How could anyone forget Junior year with: — The Return of the Bomb Scare at the Junior prom at Mike Doolan's? — Beating Red Bank and Rumson in football? — Wednesday Nite Live at the Junior buffet, featuring the pillow heads, Rosanne Rosannadanna, and Fr. Guido? — Mr. Bradley's eye-catching basketball uniform matching his corny jokes? — Officially becoming upperclassmen with the receiving of our class rings? — Finally getting exam exemptions? — Bruce Springsteen almost coming to the Junior buffet? — Our self-defense classes feeling more like self-abuse? — Everybody has a dream ... And finally, Senior year because if meant: — The skin-head syndrome was initiated by the Senior football players? — RBC entering into the Shore Conference. — Finally becoming 18 but still having another year to go. — Getting used to a new administration. — More and more Seniors signing in late and leaving early. — Brian Schweers breaking his ninth (and hopefully last) bone in 4 years! — Sharing our last night together at the Squire's Pub. — Finalizing college decisiions and realizing that next year we will have to start all over again. — June 6, 1981. — Looking back and laughing, looking ahead and dreaming, looking now and loving. — Everybody has a dream ... 15 Anthony J. Accardi Tony ... meeting new people ... water fights in Biology ... I'm Marie's cousin, not her brother. ... to be happy ... quiet ... sincere. Tina Marie Aliotta T ... LB ... Sharing a lock- er with Mo and Vicky ... to be a lawyer ... ski club ... happy ... crazy. Catherine R. Amdur Corey ... Sternweiss ... football and basketball cheerleading ... to be in diplomatic service and to be happy ... Student Council. Marie Antoinette Accardi Ree-Ree ... friends ... Hugh O'Brien Youth Re- presentative ... to marry a millionaire ... Yearbook ... quick-witted ... sensi- tive. Elizabeth Allen Liz ... Chorus ... Killer Bees at the Junior Buffet ... Silver Threads and Golden Needles at the Senior Buffet ... sweet. Carolyn Marie Anderson Renob ... Smuggler ski trip ... hanging out at Pumpernickles ... pink- footballs ... to become President ... partying ... unconventional. Elizabeth Marie Ahern Lizzy ... making new friends ... to be a speech pathologist ... forensics ... chorus ... out of mon- ey ... good student ... helpful. Alyssa Ann Almond Meeting new people ... bomb scare at the Junior prom ... ice-skating club ... ski club ... four years of Spanish ... quiet. Mary Anderson Meeting new people ... period II typing with Dina and Linda ... to be a typ- ing teacher like Miss Sulli- van ... helpful. 17 Timothy F. Anfuso Timmy ... Tim ... beating Red Bank and Rumson in football ... to make it through college ... foot- ball ... wrestling ... short! Raymond ). Ashkenis Ash ... friends I've made ... T.J--J.C----become an accountant ... varsity baseball... varsity basket- ball manager ... funny. Dina Arjoumandi Deeh ... Cathy falling off the train ... crazy night of the J.B. concert ... to be all that I strive to be ... sensitive ... outgoing. Deborah Jean Arnone Debi... friends I've made ... to be a court stenogra- pher ... cross-country ... flag twirling ... always working ... happy. Gregory M. Bartlett Greg ... all of the fun times I've had and the things I've learned ... to have a well paying job ... reserved ... thoughtful. Kathleen Battshinger Kathy ... switching schools and making new friends ... to find happi- ness and a successful ca- reer ... frequently absent ... friendly. Thomas F. Baier Tom ... playing football ... get through college ... track ... easy-going ... in- telligent ... curly... phys- ics expert. Patricia Ellen Barry Pat ... Barr ... S.M. ... K.B. ... K.K. ... D.S. ... J.B. ... wearing my crazy red shoes ... laughing ... crazy ... unusual. Sue Torregrosa and Laura Wotycha on their way to class. 18 Robert Andrew Bauer Bobby ... all of the great experiences I've had ... a career in journalism ... varsity football, basketball and baseball. Maria Belmont Bitty ... those polyester uniforms ... college ... a career in business ... Tommy ... on the run ... unpredictable. Monica Marie Bergin Berger... Mona... meet- ing new people ... the Is- land ... seeing Bruce Springsteen ... to be a veterinarian ... stagecrew ... Sissy ... mom. Stephen Bidun Steve ... taking the long bus ride every year ... to become rich ... football ... freshman wrestling ... lazy ... open-minded. Did you forget your calculator for the physics test, Monica, or do you have the answers stashed in your locker? Elena Blake St. Patrick's Days ... to be happy and healthy ... sta- gecraft ... cross country ... pillowheads ... 3 years of Espanol ... lively. Elsa Bofill Elsie ... many memories of good times ... to suc- ceed in whatever I do ... 2 Vi years of Spanish ... quick-witted ... fascinat- ing. Christopher Blum Chris ... Not plum! Blum! ... all the crazy times I have had ... play- ing baseball... finally get- ting my license. Catherine Boucher Buch ... long talks ... train rides ... to fulfill my dreams... football statisti- cian ... trying to make the best of it ... clumsy. 19 Linda Ann Brandon Butter... Lindy ... cross- country practices ... New Year's Eve ... college ... track ... easy-going ... friendly. Melissa Ann Brasson Mertle ... Boo-Boo ... all the fun I had at parties ... to go into medicine ... easy-going ... adventur- ous ... crazy ... smiley . Cherie H. Brenner Cher ... enjoying great friendships ... remem- bering Mrs. Russo's Driv- er's Ed. class... to become successful ... sweet. Donna Brooks Brooksie Baby ... to enter into Peace Corps work ... German club ... math club ... BRIM ... bowling ... phenomenal. Karen Marie Buegler Buegs ... quarters ... ... to make a lot of money ... parties ... crazy ... looking forward to gradu- ation. Catherine A. Burgoyne Cathy ... great football games... school plays ... enjoying twirling ... to become a famous lawyer ... yearbook. Deborah Testa just can't seem to get enough of French and remains in class long after everyone has gone. Joseph Cadmus Joey ... Caddy ... my trip to Ireland with Sean ... to be happy and successful ... varsity cross-country and track ... kind ... con- vivial. Gretchen Briskey Meeting so many new people ... finding great friends ... to be happy and successful ... color- guard ... sarcastic. Sharon Busch Buschie ... parties and the great friends I've made ... to become a professional equestrian ... riding ... fun-loving ... adventur- ous. Paula Toland Calhoun Pebbles ... parties ... Dunkin Donuts with Nan- cy ... to be happy and successful ... varsity ten- nis ... J.V. basketball ... easy-going ... happy. 20 I've heard ot tricks to get on the elevator, but really ... (Tom Mahon, Steve Ferraro, Rich Kissinger). Susan Teresa Canepa Chiquita ... MacDonald's chair ... to make others happy ... cross-country ... track ... softball ... daring ... crazy. Francine Carbone Carbonie ... girls' night out ... meeting Michael ... to go into fashion mer- chandizing ... fashionable ... earthy. Caroline Morgan Carter Ca ... good times with the girls ... Jerry ... to go into special ed ... French club ... unusual ... wild ... talkative. Claire Ellen Carbone Waiting to get out ... to be a special education teacher ... the beach at the Junior Prom ... the Bob Seger concert ... friendly. Patrica Ann Carlucci Meeting all of the new people ... wearing those ugly polyester pants ... to be a success... ski club ... shy ... quiet. Walter James Case Wally ... bomb scare at Jr. Prom . .. beating Red Bank and Rumson in foot- ball ... letters in football and wrestling ... Globe class. Brian Califano Brian ... getting so much homework ... it all went by so fast... to make a mil- lion dollars ... a witness in the civics mock trial. Felicia Campanella Felli ... all the fantastic memories of friends and fun ... to be happy in whatever I do ... Student Council ... stagecrew ... artistic. 21 Lisa Colleen Casey Case ... Jr. Prom night... Ronnie ... going to school then getting married ... cafeteria cleanup con- stantly ... parties. Gerard Celmer Jerry ... the great parties and the great people... to become a millionaire ... JV basketball ... football ... wild. ■ r Anne Therese Clabby Clabs ... give me an ever loving' ... King of Hearts ... failing my drivers' test before I took it ... to be anchorperson of the 6:00 news. Linda Celli Lin ... changing schools and having to learn every- one's name ... to get mar- ried after college ... ski club ... indescribable. Linda Marie Ciriani Making iew friends ... waiting for weekends ... to be successful... asleep till 2:30 ... Peter... finally graduating. James Thomas Clancy Clance ... great friends and great times... college then med school — then a medical career... football ... wrestling ... photog- raphy ... NHS. Helen Kraft searches for the perfect college. Sheila Mary Clarke Eggy ... Ohio with the RBC track team . .. Salty Dog ... to own the Yan- kees ... the ski club ... track ... drama club ... hyperactive. Joseph Colao Jay ... being a part of RBC football... to have a good job and to be happy ... football ... baseball ... basketball ... Jay-cool. 22 Esther Marie Colando Es ... Esta ... friends and parties ... to go into psy- chology ... Carlos ... to always be happy ... tennis ... track ... sentimental. Patrick Connolly Pat ... fun times during cross-country season ... to go to Dartmouth and be happy ... cross-country ... track ... friendly ... smiling. Kathy Smith and Marilyn Mills anticipate the fun of college life. Anna Maria Conte Friends ... to have a suc- cessful career and mar- riage ... drill team ... wrestling manager... Sat- urday football games ... quiet. Karen Crawford Memories of fun and good times ... working at MacD's ... struggling through four years of Spanish ... not to have to speak Spanish. Kevin Patrick Coolahan Cool... beating Red Bank and Rumson ... to be a leader ... Globe class .. undisciplined ... out- spoken. Katherine M. Crawford Kathy ... meeting new people ... waiting for weekends ... to be suc- cessful ... Danny ... get- ting my license and car... quiet. Peter Cottell Pete ... all of the things I've learned and the peo- ple I've met ... to be a multi-millionaire ... water fights in Biology ... re- served. Mary Cronauer Mar ... things I've done, places I've been, people I've seen ... to be the best person I can be ... square b ... out going. Diana Vivian Cramer Di ... all of the hard work ... to have a successful writing career... Emerald ... Signpost ... finding myself ... Idealistic ... concerned. Raphael Cronin Rafe ... looking forward to weekends and vaca- tions ... great friends ... to be happy and healthy ... German Club ... Bril- liant. 23 Denise DeAngelis De ... switching schools and meeting all those new people... to go to college and get a good job ... to meet Mr. Right ... dizzy. Linda Jeanne DeNigris Tarzan ... the Island ... pass ... to go to college ... track ... wrestling manager ... stagecraft ... crazy ... funny. Elaine Dox Green polyester pants ... to be an artist ... cross- country ... track ... bath- rooms always being locked ... different... ar- tistic. Diana Marie DeFelice De ... meeting new peo- ple ... stagecraft ... Op- era Guild ... track man- ager ... to start again ... sociable. Antoinette Della Annette ... meeting all those great guys... to find happiness and success ... modeling ... ski-club ... Saturday football games ... loud. Marialena DeLucia Maria ... waiting for 2:30 on Fridays ... to become a lawyer ... track ... twirl- ing ski-club ... under- standing ... funny. Tina Marie DeRosa Tee ... good times with friends ... to become a child psychologist marry Robert Redford ... flag twirler and all those cold fall days. Pasqual D'Esposito Pat... having a great time with friends ... to be suc- cessful and rich ... Year- book photography ... tennis ... handsome. Christopher Devine Chris ... coping with all the homework ... to have health and happiness al- ways ... going to all the games ... individualistic. 24 Are Willie Ryan and Duane Oates as nimble on the keyboard as they are on the football field? Robert William Endlicher Bob ... crazy legs ... Un- cle Jack ... to be a com- puter programmer cross-country ... track ... philosophical ... extraor- dinary. Marybeth Farrell Dina and the J.B. concert ... 10 in a Granada ... to get to that place where I really want to go ... those crazy Mondays. Steven Ferraro Steve ... the Island ... let- tering in soccer and base- ball ... to succeed in all I set out to do ... Jr. Prom ... graduation. Carl Ferrette Carl ... I'll never forget waking up at 6:30 every morning ... to attain greatness ... to be finan- cially well off ... unusual. i Maureen M. Dwyer Mo ... fun at football and basketball games ... Sen- ior lockers ... to be suc- cessful in a business career ... grape ice-cream. Jill Marie Frenczi Jr. Homeroom table with Barb and Tom ... Senior lockers ... to be success- ful ... Varsity softball ... understanding. Maryanne Fitzgerald Mar... friends ... dreams do come true ... to be a bio-medical engineer ... Yearbook ... NHS ... Cheerleader ... giggly. Debra Ann Edelkraut Deb ... all the good friends I've made here ... to always be happy and to be a success ... Yearbook ... Student Council ... dependable. Lisa Lynn Ferraro Debs almost went Hawai- ian ... Him ... be a musi- cal therapist ... chorus plays ... bubbles ... talk- ative ... different. Joan Marie Fitzpatrick Fitzy ... Jerry McGrorry ... it takes 21 muscles to frown; only 3 to smile ... to be a math teacher ... basketball ... softball. 25 Jacqueline Fix Jackie ... determining the probability of going to Probability class ... to ac- complish my goals ... haning out at Pumper- nickles. Raymond Flanagan Ray ... most remembered for my highly unusual ties ... to open a tie manufac- turing company ... tiny bubbles at the Senior Buf- fet. Thomas Flanagan Tom ... the Island ... Na- val Academy ... to suc- ceed in all I do ... Student Council ... track ... soc- cer ... football. Trick or Treat! Monsters and goblins impersonating RBC Seniors on Halloween. Timothy Foley Tim ... finally going out ... to find whatever it is I do best, and do it... all of those wild weekends ... indescribable. Christine Mary Forrest Chris ... a member of the 2:30 club ... looking for- ward to weekends and va- cations ... to have a suc- cessful future. John Foley Fols ... Chubby ... the hard work and fun of Bas- ketball ... to be an ac- countant ... ' Tiny Bub- bles at the Senior Buffet ... friendly. Carol Ann Fontanella Carol... weekend get to- gether ... beach after Jr. Prom ... to achieve suc- cess ... cheerleading ... cheerful ... smiley. Marilyn S. Forrest Marilyn ... Thunderbird ... Billy ... to succeed in college ... to find Mr. Right .,. so many fun times with friends ... sleepy. 26 Robert J. Fox Bob ... enjoying the pro- duction King of Hearts ... to be a mortician ... base- ball ... stagecrew ... foxy ... suprising. Michael Gans Mike ... all of the fun and hard work involved with the plays ... chorus ... to be the best person I can be ... determined. Thomas Gilbride Tom ... gutless ... all of the fun times during Cross-Country and track season ... to become a minister... saintly... fun- loving. Kelly Friel Kel ... tons and tons of homework ... all the new friends ... pulling out of here to win ... ski club ... spacey. Maria Antonia Garcia Maria ... Camelot and the Bomb scare ... the fun of King of Hearts ... to be successful ... cheerlead- ing ... chorus... amoeba. Richard Gill Gitch ... hitch-hiking to school every day ... wres- tling ... football ... to be successful in the future ... undefined. George W. Furlong George — not-for-long ... all the good times I've had at RBC... to have suc- cess in life ... football ... wrestling ... big red. Barbara Mildred Gaul Barb ... Jr. homeroom ta- ble with Jill and Tom ... Captain of flagtwirlers ... to have a successful busi- ness career ... pep rally ... loud. Jeanne Gaffey Jeannie ... switching over to RBC and meeting so many great people ... to help others ... to find happiness ... sweet. Donnalyn Giegerich Giegs ... chick-a-boom ... evaporating sand in chemistry ... to become a dentist and diminish the cavity symdrome ... nose- face. Joe McGrath displays another dimension of his talents. 27 Maureen Gillignan Mo ... taking the train to school until junior year... to become a doctor ... health careers club ... math club ... humorous. Robert James Giordano Giro ... being late ... wrestling ... football ... to have fun and make money while I'm doing it ... girl crazy ... rowdie. Eric Gillis An experience of growth ... to become a nuclear engineer... varsity soccer ... ski trips ... football filming ... meticulous ... mindful. Tracy Gribben Wearing green polyester every day ... to have a ca- reer in law or politics ... co-captain of baton twirl- ing ... active. John Grigos Greek ... a lot of good friends... good parties... to go to college and to be successful ... big somewhat crazy. Avery Grant RBC band parties ... to become an accountant... King of Hearts ... wres- tling ... band ... crafts class ... energetic ... fun- ny. Anthony Graziano Tony ... being a part of RBC football... to be hap- py ... to become a police- man ... varsity football trainer ... dedicated. Maureen Gryson L.B.... all the fun times... friends I've made ... cho- rus ... Metropolitan Op- era Guild ... to go to col- lege and study dentistry. 28 Kathleen Patricia Guinee Guines ... Kath ... all the great times spent with friends ... to be happy wherever I end up yearbook editor ... dedi- cated. Anne Henderson Annie ... concerts and the King of Hearts ... to have a medical cereer ... chorus ... hall decorating ... friend ... cheerful. Linda Anne Hesse Lynn ... crazy GNO's ... energetic and enthusiastic • • • to enter Washington D.C. life ... Student Council ... a mess. ; Jennifer Ann Hays Jeni... Mai Way... to live for the moment and live life to its fullest... ski club ... bomb scare at the prom ... sweet ... quiet. Lunch is a favorite among teachers and students. Nancy Ann Hershakowski Nance ... remembrance of great times and friend- ships ... cheerleading ... NHS ... softball ... stage- crew ... athletic ... artis- tic. Robert C. Higgins Bob ... scoring a touch- down ... bombscare dur- ing the Junior Prom ... to become a chef... football ... easy-going... freckles. Paul A.C. Herdman Herdy ... the fun I had during the King of Hearts ... to go to college ... Varsity tennis ... JV Bas- ketball ... sleepy. Barbara Ann Hoffman Barbie ... Barb ... trying to get through flag twirl- ing ... to become a nurse and help people ... flag twirling ... friendly. Bryan Hess Hess ... water balloons off Lerner shop ... the waves ... to survive ... almost pres, of homeroom but I declined ... reformed radical. Donna Marie Horohoe HoHo ... meeting Vince, Earl and Jack ... to have a medical career ... Varsity tennis ... Michael ... crazy ... casey. 29 Caught in the act, Jackie Sterner! John E. Johnson III Great times and friends... to be a successful busi- nessman or world dictator ... baseball... football... sings worse than Neil Young. David A. Jones Jonesy ... the great RBC band parties ... to be- come a forester ... hock- ey team ... band ... well liked ... studious ... fun- ny. Kimberlee R. Johnson Kim ... lying across the pi- ano and singing to Mr. Cioffi in the concert... to be an A1 entertainer ... chorus ... plays ... witty. Cynthia Ann Joy C.J. ... number 24 crazy GNO's ... to have a career in recreation ... states in javelin ... varsity basketball... pillow heads ... kind. Louis lannuzzelli Lou ... having my name pronounced one hundred and one different ways ... to be happy in whatever I do ... baseball ... big. Margaret E. Johnson Somehow ... getting through color guard prac- tice ... interior decorat- ing ... color guard captain ... curly... happy... smi- ley. Patricia Ann Joy Tricia ... all the friends I've made ... to be suc- cessful and happy ... YMCA national swim team ... Wait! are you a twin? ... outgoing. William Charles Her Bill ... crowded hallways ... to become a lawyer with a lot of money ... French club ... Yearbook ... Newspaper... lazy ... calm. John Charles Joly Jols ... all the irreplacea- ble memories of good times and good people ... to be successful ... clever ... cunning ... hard- working. James Joyce Jim ... all the good times I've shared with my friends ... to be healthy and to help others... hav- ing fun in study ... great laugh. 30 Jacqueline Kane Jackie... great friends and great parties ... to suc- ceed in college and have fun too ... basketball and football cheerleader ... talker. Elise Ann Karg Elise ... going to the pal- ace ... to go to college and be happy ... track ... volleyball... missing all of Mrs. Klem's tests. Patricia Kelly Patty ... waiting all week for the weekend ... driv- ing the van to school and not knowing how to use a stick ... unique. Mark Kerrigan K ... to go to college and get a good job ... the fun I've had and the friends I've made ... basketball ... fun in 9-10 study ... late. Barbara Ann Kearsley Barb ... good times and good parties ... to suc- ceed in college and in a career ... varsity cheer- leader ... ski club ... smi- ley. Karin Ann Kilian Killbomb ... all the great parties ... to graduate from college and get a good job... red head club ... volleyball ... track ... friendly. Kathleen Kirgin Kath ... so many new friends ... to be useful in whatever I do ... varsity cross-country and track ... laughing ... skinny. Michael Kelly Mike ... Kel ... good times during basketball season ... to work at something I like to do ... varsity basketball ... tall. Suzanne Marie Kinney Kinnely ... all the hard work and all the fun ... to have a nursing career ... health careers club ... math club ... sweet. ] M 1 Kevin Kirsh Kevin ... finally getting to be a senior with all the pri- vileges that come with it ... to get through college .. . quick-witted. You mean you didn't hear ... (A. Quackenbush, N. Rogers) 31 Robyn Kislin Rob ... all the fantastic parties ... to meet Mr. Right and to have a good job ... gymnastics ... hall decorating ... rowdie. V Deborah Lisa Kissell Bo ... meeting Elsie at the Palace ... to be rich and happy and healthy ... op- era guild ... basketball... outgoing ... athletic. i Mary Jo Knipper Mary Jo ... The Good Friends that I've made ... Joe... Brim Club ... Intel- ligent ... Friendly ... En- thusiastic ... To be suc- cessful. William Kohl Bill ... enduring physics class ... to be a civic engi- neer ... soccer ... Ger- man club ... ski club ... thoughtful ... deter- mined. Richard H. Kissinger Rich ... waiting all week for Friday ... Steve's trac- tor ride ... Holmdel park ... to be successful and happy ... 1000 caps ... great laugh. Anna Kline Anna Louise ... good friends ... basketball games... to be an RN and make money... captain of drill team ... quiet... sin- cere. Helen Marie Kraft Renob ... the parties ... to cross each bridge as I come to it ... stage craft ... ski club ... Carlyn's su- prise party ... daring. Joanne Kleissler Jo ... pizza ... the Rum- son bridge... to go to col- lege ... King of Hearts ... sternweiss ... ninny ac- tion ... lively. Karen Klohn Klohny ... the close friends I've made ... the spirit of RBC ... to be suc- cessful ... art club ... band ... French club ... artistic. Ann Kretowicz Annie ... so many great new friends... to become a teacher and also to coach ... basketball ... softball ... track ... twin. 32 Kim Marie Kretowicz Kimmie... all the friends I made and the good times I had ... to go to college and survive through it ... softball.. .quiet.. .sweet. Nicholas Landolfi Nick... trying to catch the bus in the morning ... all the people I've met ... chemistry ... make it thru college ... a good friend. Brian Largey Brian ... my classmates... the good times ... Jr. homeroom ... to be suc- cessful ... wrestling ... considerate ... friendly. Sean Leighton Sean ... spending so much time in Mr. Chris- topher's office ... to be rich and famous ... skiing ... soccer ... handsome. Ross Licitra Ross ... everybody ... getting my license ... get- ting my car ... to survive college... football... un- derstanding ... gorgeous car. William Issac Light Bill... our senior class... Judie ... to go to college and become something ... football ... basketball ... golf ... crazy ... friendly. Lisa Largey Largs ... football games ... trig class ... to be hap- py and content with my- self ... drum majorette... sweet ... good dancer. Gina Lorenzato Gina ... Mr. Christopher and his famous office ... to be rich and famous ... soccer ... skiing ... airy ... crazy ... purple hair. John Macaluso Guido... to be an aviation mechanic ... the water balloon association ... Tom Me Hugh's flaming fist... track ... stagecraft ... late. 33 Kevin Coolahan was one of many senior football players who sported classic crew cuts. Victoria E. Madrigal Vicky ... L.B---my good friends... to be successful in whatever that may be ... ski club ... opera guild ... rowdie ... friendly. Mark S. Maggi Marko ... going to the diner ... the friends I've made ... going to college ... ski club... talkative... easy to get along with. Thomas Mahon Tommy ... the day my tractor went for a swim ... never wearing socks ... basketball... our 32 dollar taxi ride ... preppie ... dimples. Janet Marie Maione Janet Louise ... killer bee ... never having a pass for anything ... trig ... Senior Buffet ... to be rich and famous ... crazy. Jeffrey Manchart Switching schools and having to start all over again ... making new friends ... to succeed in college and the future ... studious. Donald Madsen Don ... Doggie ... The End ... trig class ... to be free and rich ... football ... strange ... non-con- formist ... different. Sheila Noel Maguire Sheil ... all my friends ... to stay sane through col- lege ... art services... sta- gecraft ... ski club ... wild and crazy gal! Richard Mangold Ricky ... playing football for Mr. Montanaro ... to go to college ... football ... ski club ... easy going ... friendly ... outgoing. 34 Susan Manrell Sue ... Buddy ... band parties ... bus rides ... Buxtons ... to graduate from college... band for 4 years ... adventurous ... fun. Daniel Marley Dan ... to reach success ... MW's island ... home- work ... the bomb scare at the prom ... soccer team ... happy ... talkative ... sentimental. Jeanne M. Manuli Jeanne ... weekend get togethers ... the Great Getaway ... to always be a child at heart ... math club ... bubbly. Robert Mauro Aldo ... having lots of fun ... Fr. McGrath's Retreat ... successful and happy ... wrestling ... quiet ... understanding. Jackie Kane calls the next play. Gina Maria Marchetti Gina ... Thomas ... wait- ing for dismissal ... to get married and become a C.P.A----a Camaro ... my Porsche ... psyched ... crazy. Helen J. Marinkovic Helen ... on the parkway to Jackson ... to get as much out of life ... biol- ogy class with Sumo ... unpredictable ... split ends. These cowgirls look ready to round-up some cowboys. Raymond Mazza The Mazz ... weekends ... to undermine the de- merit system ... karate ... football ... golf ... swim- ming ... insane ... rowdie ... witty. Ginger Lynn McCabe Ginge... all the parties... physical therapy ... wres- tling and gymnastics Mgr. ... cheerleader ... happy ... a little air headed. 35 Kenneth Micheal McCar- thy Spots ... Harp ... to be the best I can ... ski club ... Golf ... sometimes crazy ... optimistic ... light hearted ... quiet. Terrence McFarland Terry... coming in late on Mondays ... the assem- blies ... to be happy and rich ... schoolwork ... homework ... consider- ate. John McConnell John ... my Senior class and close friends ... the good times ... to be con- tent with my life ... cross- country ... understanding ... smart. Joseph McGrath Disco... having too much fun to learn ... I really don't know ... football... wrestling ... quiet... un- derstanding ... friendly. Lauren McConnell Peaches ... religion class with T.P___cross-country ... NHS ... to be under- weight ... ambitious ... clutzy. Robert McGowan Bobby ... ER ... lettering in football, wrestling and track ... to go to college and be successful... easy- going ... calm. James E. McHeffy Jimmy ... space cadet ... the weird scenes inside the Gold mine... to be in- dependently wealthy ... football... Globe class... Paul McCue Paul ... the class of 1981 ... my friends and the good times I had with them ... to be rich and famous... energetic. Gerald McGrorry Jerry ... striving to get by ... soccer... MW's Island ... the day Steve drove the tractor into the river ... quiet ... sweet. John McKenna Whitey ... no comment ... to become successful ... golf ... basketball ... soccer... witty ... a gen- tleman ... friendly. J. Johnson and M. Farrell reign over the Jr. Prom. Michael S. McKeon Cheech McKeon ... class evasion ... discovering blank passes ... to own a business ... wrestling ... soccer ... crazy. Thomas Meade Tom ... meeting so many great people ... playing freshman and JV basket- ball and Varsity tennis ... lazy ... calm. Erin Frances Menkens Er... meeting all of these crazy people ... travel agent ... ski club ... ice- skating club ... a dreamer ... friendly ... happy ... Kevin. Ann Marie Merli Ann ... all my friends ... to be a pre-school teacher ... Italian club ... intra- mural volleyball... happy ... crazy ... sentimental. Laura A. Miceli Laurie ... friendships I de- veloped ... to be a profes- sional writer... drill team ... BRIM ... health ca- reers club ... a good friend. Frances ]. McLaughlin Fran ... Buddy ... band parties ... Buxtons ... bus rides ... to be rich ... a nurse ... preppie ... out- going ... friendly. Susan Ruth Meeker Sue ... meeting Bruce Springsteen ... GNO's the prom ... journalism ... cross-country ... track ... homeroom president ... outgoing. Marilyn Ann Mills Mar ... the good times and my great friends ... basketball cheerleading manager ... ski club ... daring. 37 Michael Edward Minear Mohammed ... nothing ... French class... to be- come rich ... football ... baseball ... wrestling ... psychotic ... moody. Patricia Anne Ministri Tricia ... perch ... coffee ice cream ... fire in lunch ... to go to college... vol- leyball ... ski club ... fun ... talkative. Dina and Felicia are two cold but happy statisticians. Lisa Ann Monto Munch ... Salty Dog ... the planter... skiing... to become a famous million- aire ... cheerleader ... adventurous ... friendly. Carol Moschos Carol ... waiting for graduation day to finally come ... to go to college and be successful ... ski club ... talkative ... fun- ny. David Mooney Dave ... Shakey ... my friends ... football games and practices ... to be a wildlife manager... foot- ball ... quiet. Marjorie Anne Mongolo Mongo ... Senior Buffet ... 7:30 basketball practice ... softball ... basketball ... fun ... sense of humor ... period 2 English. Laura Mulholland Smilus Moles ... clean-up ... walking back from clean-up ... to go to col- lege and then get married ... cross-country ... row- die ... crazy. ii Carl A. Montanaro Moose ... all the sports ... football ... wrestling ... to do the best I can ... affable ... quiet... medal in district wrestling. Sarah Anne Morris Sally ... Buggie ... the green uniforms ... to be happy and successful ... varsity tennis team ... ski club ... understanding. Cathleen Moran Cathy ... the parties ... the good times ... to be the best I can be ... vol- leyball ... ski club ... fun ... clumsy ... air headed. 38 Lynette Muller Lyn ... all my friends ... the basketball games... to be successful, happy and a fashion designer ... flag twirler... wild and crazy. Louis Nappi Lou ... meeting so many great people ... Jr. prom and the beach afterward ... sweet ... cute. Richard Oakes Rich ... MW's Island ... ski trip with Mr. A ... to go to West Point ... soc- cer... ski club ... hopeful ... Spanish 3 with Mr. Cichy. Irene Murphy Renie ... Fran and the gang ... the assemblies... History 1 with Mr. Howard ... friendly ... out-going ... to be happy. William Shawn Nelligan Billy ... that it's finally over ... to conquer the world ... meteorology club ... mellow ... easy- going ... care-free. Duane Oates Hugh Green ... all the pictures taken of me in football ... to attend col- lege ... football weightlifting ... friendly ... outgoing. Mai Nguyen My, My, My ... the good and hard times of growing up with your friends ... that my dreams come true ... Art editor of yrbk ... sweet. Helanie G. Norman Laine ... Lainey ... all my good friends and the good times we had ... literary magazine ... flag twirling ... a friend. Carol O'Brien Chatol ... all the friends I made ... to be a kinder- garten teacher... basket- ball ... nice ... happy ... athletic. Cynthia Catherine O'Connor Cindy ... all my friends... to be happy and accom- plish what I want ... ski club ... ice-skating club ... rowdie ... friendly. 39 Chicka-Boom, Chicka-Boom! Don't cha just love it? Lynne M. Olofson Lynne ... Mr. Bradley's class... trig class... all the parties ... to be successful as a special ed. teacher... friendly. Donna Orecchio Donna ... all the good friends I've made and the fun times we've shared ... football games and parties afterward ... peppy. Jo Anne Rita Palmisano Jo... great friends... per. 3 typing ... go to college, get married ... flag twirl- ing ... newspaper ... bowling ... quiet ... shy. Douglas Matthew Paviluk Doug... Dougo... Finally passing Algebra ... Top- pie Smellie for President ... communications ... track ... hungry ... tired. Eileen O'Donnell Eileen ... Saturday foot- ball games ... good times shared with friends... Mr. Cioff's English class and the talks about Navesink House Joseph Osborne Joe ... Oz ... going to parties and breaking the rules ... to be happy and successful... golf... bas- ketball ... successful. Albert Perri Bert ... Al ... Salty Dog ... C.A.... the Senior Buf- fet ... graduation ... the prom ... ski club ... friendly ... crazy. Patricia M. O'Hara Patti ... the uniforms and polyester pants ... Pum- pernickles ... powder fights in locker room ... proms ... easy-going ... happy. Alina Palacio Alina ... all the friends I made ... all the home- work ... to be successful ... cheerleading ... fickle ... 4 years of Spanish. Joseph L. Picco Jr. Joe ... skiing ... the par- ties ... to be as happy as I can be ... soccer... skiing ... friendly ... happy. 40 Bruno Pillari Bruno ... going to parties ... the Island... to be suc- cessful ... baseball... soc- cer ... sense of humor. Christina Marie Popolo Chris ... Tina ... Florida and Boston with L. and L. ... Lunch friends ... to make it through college ... cross-country ... pro- crastinator. Er ... which way did he go? (ill Ellen Posnick Jolly Jill... cosmic Posnick ... all my friends ... to be the best ... Student Council ... French Club ... airy ... cheerful. Anne Quackenbush Quackies ... the Rockpile ... 10 people in a Granada ... 2 weeks in Texas ... good friends ... to be happy ... sweet ... a friend. Jamie Ann Powers Jame ... my crazy friends ... making track and learning to live with the pain ... to enjoy life to the fullest... track ... sweet. Denise Quattrochi Neise ... sneakies ... all the challenges we went through ... to become a cosmotologist ... crafts show ... clean up com- mittee ... rowdie. Catherine Anne Price Cathy... Tash ... having a good time with all the girls ... to succeed in math and science world ... track ... famous laugh. Daniel Quirk Quirky ... Mole ... get- ting my head shaved ... lettering in football ... wrestling ... to be healthy and wealthy ... well lived. IB Gail Michelle Pugliese Renob ... Pinky ... limo to prom and homecoming ... to graduate and be rich ... ski club ... crazy. Lisa Ann Readie Lisa ... floating down Shark River in inner tubes ... the Mustang ... bas- ketball stats ... 1 12 80 ... to always be happy ... sweet. 41 Anne Marie Reagan Anne ... following John Borneo around school ... the proms ... major in Business ... get married ... track ... drill team ... silly. Kenneth Riley Heine-Ken ... waiting for Friday night since Monday morning... Ray's neckties ... to graduate ... cross- country ... track. Margaret Mary Robinson Mags ... Robbie ... the weekend of the first foot- ball game ... to have a great career ... happy marriage ... track ... yearbook ... talker. Ann Rogers Nancy ... good times at parties with my friends ... waiting for the weekend ... to be happy with what- ever the future brings ... skiing John Macaluso anticipates the start of another weekend. Gregory Rubin Greg... all the crazy times I've had with my friends ... good parties... having four Rubins in RBC at one time. Stacy Ann Rubin Stace ... painting the bridge ... busted at the bank ... the parties ... to go to college ... tennis team ... ski club ... easy- going. Janette Ruddy Jan ... JaJa ... all the good times ... meeting Laura at W.A.B.A. to become man- ager at Carousel ... red- head club ... sarcastic. Michael E. Ryan Mike ... Avon at 3:30 am ... all the ski tips ... $100 bet with Steve and Jerry ... to be content with my- self ... baseball ... crazy. 42 William David Ryan Jr. Tuckis ... Wilbo ... all of the great people I've met ... what's a field goal? ... to be an actor... football ... his Excellency. Cynthia Ann Schmitt Cindy ... Cin ... the fun I had with my friends ... football games ... flag twirling ... bowling club ... shy ... quiet... active. Kenneth Sedita Ken ... Kenny ... Wash- ington ... trying to get ready for college ... to be a journalist... hockey ... sympathetic ... happy. Karen Lee SanAntonio Karen ... all my great friends ... T.D. ... to be successful ... flag twirling ... make-up for play ... ski club ... a friend. Brian Schweers McTavish ... Jaws ... all the bones that I've broken ... getting lost on way to the prom ... to be suc- cessful ... football ... ac- cident prone. Michael Sedita Mike ... the good times I've shared with my friends ... to be happy, healthy and successful in the future ... quiet. Steven Santello Steve ... all the crazy as- semblies ... all the home- work ... to go to college ... Forensics ... BRIM ... weight lifting ... quiet. Debra Ellen Schaffner Schaffnut... all my friends and parties ... a career that suits me ... cheer- leading ... stagecraft ... wild ... friendly... caring. Dawn Sciortino Dawners ... friends ... good times ... Sternweise ... to design clothes and own a boutique ... cheer- leading ... tiny ... eternal rah-rah. Thomas Scotti Tom ... Saturday morning stagecraft with the short one ... to reach for the unreachable ... Forensics ... NHS ... misunder- stood. Corey believes in a relaxed classroom atmosphere. 43 Laura Miceli keeps her class on the edge of their seats. Susan Rebecca Serenska Sue ... tan woman ... all my great friends... to be a success ... baseball mgr. ... BRIM ... red-head club ... friendly ... freck- led. John Shea Jr. John ... Miss Fosyth's Spanish class ... breaking ankle and no one believ- ing ... to be successful in business ... football ... lively. Shelby Sickles Shel ... waiting to finally graduate ... homework ... go to college and be rich ... basketball... con- siderate ... nice ... friendly. Catherine Ann Sheehan Cathie ... Cath ... riding the boro bus ... Sue's GNO ... to live a happy life ... ski club ... year- book ... friendly ... quiet ... kind. Katharine Ellen Smith Val... 4 years of Lynn and her craziness ... CCBFC ... grand piano at Bow Knot... business adminis- tration ... shy. Michael Short Mike ... remembrances of fun times and good friends ... skateboarding with Bryan before school ... Jr. Prom ... short ... cute. Michele D. Smith Smitty ... Mitch ... ups and downs of basketball ... 2 black eyes ... sports medicine... basketball... track ... athletic. Shawn Sickles Shawn... leaving RBC and then returning again ... looking forward to gradu- ation ... to be rich and famous... late. Lynn Smithson Lynn ... my close friends ... CCBFC ... Bruce Road sign ... Psychology ... cheerleader ... newspa- per ... crazy ... a nut ... out-going. 44 Jerry McGrorry gives a SHOUT for the Senior buffet. Jacqueline Renee Sterner Sternweise ... Student Council diary ... mooing ... live and work in a for- eign country ... cheer- leading ... Miss Piggy fa- natic. Joseph T. Stroffolino III Joe ... Stroff ... my friends ... the football games... to be a commer- cial artist ... to be happy ... football ... track ... a friend. Scott Sugarman Sugy ... Friday nights ... Junior buffet... the head- aches ... to be a doctor... ski club ... tennis team ... BRIM ... ambitious. Robin Stesner Rob... trying to get out of class ... August 18, 1980 ... good times ... go to college ... tennis ... bas- ketball ... dizzy. Helen Marie Sullivan Sully ... good times ... GNO's ... forgetting the prom queen's roses ... to be the best that I can ... track ... Jr. class pres. ... crazy. Kenneth E. Snyder Kenny ... volleyball games ... car magazines ... 1, 2, 3 ... Vasaline ... design engineer ... cre- ative ... stubborn like brother. Sharon Stiver Shar ... all the valuable things I've learned in school... the nice people I've met ... to be happy and healthy always... qui- et. Robert Snyder Bob ... Junior homeroom ... trig class... my cars... not taking the bus any- more ... computer engi- neer ... ski club ... loud ... stubborn. Peter Dolan Sullivan Pete ... friends I made ... fun I had ... parties ... Spanish 2 ... to go to col- lege and graduate ... football ... wrestling ... tall. Nancy Lynne Stogoski Nanc ... my good friends and failure warnings ... pizza on Fridays... gradu- ation ... a success in busi- ness ... chorus ... friend- ly. 45 M. Vinci practices her typing skills. Nancy Tanga Nance ... all the fun times I've had with good friends ... to be successful but most of all happy ... as- semblies ... outgoing. Deborah Testa Debs ... almost went Ha- waiian ... him ... to complete college and gra- duate school ... track ... stagecraft ... curly. Maura Ellen Taylor Maudie ... to become a famous orthopedic sur- geon ... remember the boro bus ... cross-coun- try, basketball, red head club ... crazy. Charles Heston Thackara Chip ... Chuck ... to be- come a success in my ca- reer ... remember strug- gling for the weekends... mellow ... but crazy. Tracy Ann Thompson Peaches ... remember my first ski trip ... Salty Dog ... my friends ... ice skat- ing club ... camping club ... physic's cookies. I Suzanne J. Torregrossa Sue ... space invaders on prom night ... King of Hearts ... my friends ... to become a psychologist ... homeroom pres. ... yrbk. William Edward Trezenka Bill... meeting new peo- ple and experiencing new things ... to become a lawyer ... ski club ... hockey ... friendly. Thomas Eric Triano Tom ... remember the girls ... to lead a success- ful life ... ski club ... soc- cer team ... ski trip to Vermont ... crazy ... friendly. 46 Cathy and Joanne have mixed reactions to that last play. Dina Marie Trunzo Dino ... my friends ... Sternwiese ... the bridge and the turpentine ... physical therapist and own the Steelers ... yrbk ... sports fanatic. Peter Tuchol Tuc ... looking forward to the weekends ... to live each day as it comes ... varsity basketball weekender. Lisa Marie Ullrich Lee ... good times with friends... to own a bakery ... art club ... decorating the hallways every year... friendly ... daring. Lisa Ann Vaccarelli Chicky Boom ... Vac ... to have a blast in college ... being in Springsteen's dressing room ... the boat ... honk ... King of Hearts. Tammy L. Vaiti Tamatha ... to make it through four years of col- lege ... the episode of the bank ... ski club... tall... crazy. Claire Marie Varady To be happy always ... re- alizing life is an exper- ience! ... flag-twirling ... drama club ... Karen's grape juice ... friendly. Carlos Vinals Chuckie ... remember Friday nights, Saturday mornings ... to make money ... football ... track ... ski club ... ambi- tions ... outgoing. Joseph M. Vinci Hungry man, Moe, Mus- cles ... remember orange peels and bus rides ... to get to college ... wres- tling team ... science club. 47 T. Joy and R. Gill prove that good looks run in families. IE Margaret Ann Vinci Mouse... to major in spe- cial education ... gong show ... twirling ... the buffets ... witty ... un- derstanding ... easy-go- ing. k. 11£ Alba Wagar Alba ... all the crazy times with Lynn and all my good friends ... to get married and be happy... newspa- per ... freckles. David Walker Dave ... remember homeroom 202 for two years in a row ... to be- come a millionaire ... frosh football ... Varsity soccer ... Shout! John Walsh J.W. ... remember water balloons falling from McDonalds ... Spanish II class ... unpredictable ... it's up in the air. Mary Theresa Vinci Mom ... counting down the days left... to attain a business career ... the Charleston ... funny ... sensitive ... serious. Suzanne Watson Sue ... approaching weekends always at the back of my mind ... to make money at doing something I enjoy ... in- telligent. Mary Webb Mar ... waiting all week for Friday ... all the good friends I've made ... graduation... to be happy ... good friend. 48 Lynne Olofson tries out a new IBM typewriter. Alexander J. Welsh Jr. Mouse ... snowball fights during the winter... to be a mechanic for jet engines ... comical ... instinctive Matthew R. Wise Watt Mise ... Sat. Night soccer camp in the middle of the reservoir ... MW's Island ... to survive ... soccer ... lazy. Alison Patricia Wood Al ... P5 ... the term pa- per ... Sickles farm and Sternwiese ... psycholo- gist ... all the plays ... twirling ... auburn ... crazy. James Woods Woodsey ... football games and my good friends ... to graduate from college ... golf ... wrestling ... short ... nice. Laura Ann Wotycha Laura ... space invaders ... the prom ... to be a photographer... plays ... twirling ... clutzy ... crazy ... rowdie cheerful. Donald C. Wilcox Don Don ... remember nights down at navy ... to reach success ... cross- country, track ... shore conference races. Judie Wogisch Judie ... intruding into the ice cream circus... 10 people in a Granada ... 2 weeks in Texas ... to have trunks of memories ... sweet. Michele Adelaide Wyzga Shelli ... how really im- portant friends are ... weekends ... a year of T.G. ... to dance ... vol- leyball ... ski and drama club ... friendly. 49 50 51 mhme SMw mm$ mm. Service with a smile! (Y. Zeik, L. Siciliano, D. Procopio) That's right, I'm the V-P around here. (B. Nelson) How'd you like to buy a ticket? (J. Brady, A. Cernigliaro) We can make it to the top. (M. McNamara, T. Schissler) Thank God it's over! (M. Kenny, P. Mathies) 54 Babe Ruth look out! (M. Shevlin) JUNIORS As the class of '82 pushed open the doors on a new year, they brought with them the title of upperclassmen and a new sense of maturity. Under the expert guidance of Mr. Robert Goss, the Juniors found themselves in good hands. Assisting Mr. Goss in leading the Juniors through another memorable year were Mary Eileen Kenny, President, Beth Nelson, Vice-Presi- dent, and Karen Cuneo, Activities Chairperson. The year started off with one of the most successful buffets ever organized by the Junior Class. Using the theme of Shogun, the Juniors were able to bring a taste of the Orient to RBC. In November, the long awaited ring ceremony finally arrived and each student was presented with the traditional school ring. After the blessing of the rings, it was time for everyone to de- cide who would make that special eighty-second turn. As the year progressed, the organizing power of the Junior Class once again became evident in the planning of their class trip. The night ski trip to Vernon Valley proved an exciting one for all. Finally, the year was ended on another memorable note with the Junior prom held at the Shore Casino. It was a special even- ing for all because it was the last time the class would come together as Juniors. The next time they would enter the school, it would be as the graduating class of '82. Christopher Walter Penny was a person of true spirit. Wheth- er in school, at home, or with his friends, he had a smile that could make others smile and forget their problems. He didn't really try to live up to anyone else's expectations — he was himself. We'll all miss Chris, but somehow his spirit lives on in all of us. 55 They've got to be kidding. (M. Montano) Michael Stanton '82 11 A First Row: J. Abbatiello, G. Benedetto, B. Ballehr, M. Brandon. Second Row: C. Berth, L. Boss, S. Alexander, C. Boylan. Third Row: M. Boyle, I. Brasson, L. Beuschel, F. Alexander. First Row: J. Abel, C. Anderson. Second Row: B. Baier, J. Bantin, D. Bertolami. Third Row: E. Antonelli, D. Proctor, P. Arnone. First Row: C. Brady, M. Allan. Second Row: R. Anchundia, J. Bambrick, J. Brady. Third Row: T. Benson, J. Boyle, C. Brockriede. 56 11 B First Row: S. Conklin, P. Byrnes. Second Row: M. Conley, B. Cavanagh, N. Clarke. First Row: H. Cullen, A. Coskey, S. Colagrec, M. Croake. First Row: C. Daly, D. Collins, M. Copperthwaite, K. Cuneo. Second Row: P. Curtiss, R. Bond, M. Crowe, R. Caroselli. Second Row: J. Cattelona, A. Cole, M. Celli, K. Crunkleton. 57 'll c First Row: S. Peters, W. Dubel, B. Eckstein, K. Debbs. Second Row: C. Doran, F. Decker, T. England. First Row: L. DiFedele, L. Dougherty. Second Row: L. Flanagan, K. Flanagan, M. Derrig. Third Row: A. D'Ambrisi, D. Flannery. First Row: M. Dennis, L. DeCerce, C. Fee. Second Row: L. DeLury, M. DeMonte, K. Flaherty, M. Fehr. Third Row: R. Dexter, M. Duffy, A. Faherty. 58 First Row: B. Lovick, T. Fodale, D. Lynch, C. Hollen, S. Gonzalez. Second Row: J. Joyce, J. Lu, T. Garley, M. Heagney. 11 D First Row: K. O'Brien, C. Harasty, M. Giles, A. Gonzalez. Second Row: J. Jursca, S. Taborn, C. Gilligan, D. Homa. Third Row: B. Harmon, C. Hendricks. First Row: A. Galiano. Second Row: M. Guinnessey, D. Hammond, S. Guzzi, A. Fournier. Third Row: M. Gadenz, R. Guinnessey, G. Gavallas, S. Guinee. Fourth Row: J. Graesch, J. Harmon, B. Gammer. 59 11 E First Row: C. MacLaughlin, M. Lutschaunig. Second Row: D. Geraud, M. Kenny, B. Kinsella, D. Li. Third Row: B. Lanfrank, J. LaMotte, M. Leyden, E. Herr- man, R. Klotz. First Row: K. Joyce, K. Gorman, R. Ferry. Second Row: K. Kane, B. Lillvik, D. Keehbler, K. Konish, C. Grabler. Third Row: I. Lockwood, B. Klohn, M. Keenan. 60 First Row: J. Lencki, L. Daly, L. Larson. Second Row: C. Kraft, P. Chimienti, J. Klaver. Third Row: T. Kelly, C. Kelly. First Row: T. Mahon, L. Montenegro, K. Mathies, K. McKeon, E. Leighton. Second Row: A. Manry, P. Marhan, R. Levins. Third Row: R. Mangold, P. Mahon. First Row: V. Manfreda, E. Meade. Second Row: M. Migliazza, M. McMichael, J. McCabe, K. McNamara, C. Meola. Third Row: P. Kelly, M. McNamara, N. Martin. 11 F First Row: J. Mattan, P. Mathies, E. Manning. Second Row: M. Montano, K. Menna, K. Ministri, T. McGowan. Third Row: D. McGann, R. Marotta, P. McNamara, J. Maziekien, B. Morris. 61 11 G First Row: P. Pheifer. Second Row: E. Parks, K. O'Hern, M. Poliseo. Third Row: C. Phillips, M. O'Hara, M. Picco, B. Nelson, M. Murphy. First Row: B. Pheifer. Second Row: D. Palumbo, C. Par- askevas, M. Porcelli, S. O'Connell. Third Row: J. Nappi, M. DeVito. Fourth Row: S. Nimmo, C. Pi- ciullo, D. Murray. First Row: S. Mottes, R. Paul, E. Morrison, M. Nitti- Second Row: D. O'Neill, L. Pidel, K. Navin, M. Muldaur. Third Row: T. Murray, L. Persi- ponko. 62 11 H First Row: K. Rupy, M. Quirk, A. Rodriguez, E. Rossano, G. Ryan. Second Row: M. Rafter, P. Regan, W. Radziszewski, P. Rubino, R. Roberto. First Row: S. Saporito, E. Quesada, G. Raike, E. Scanlon, R. Renzo. Second Row: R. Reilly, M. Ricci, H. Ryan, M. Salomon, D. Procopio. First Row: J. Rugo, G. Scarpino, B. Regan, R. Raimondi. Second Row: L. Rooney, S. Laney, E. Solebello, T. Stansfield. 63 111 First Row: S. Schellenberger, M. Timney, S. Serterides. Second Row: M. Shevlin, T. Schissler, P. Schilling, J. Scotti, J. Terwilliger. First Row: M. Tam, D. Tangalos, M. Schnabolk. First Row: S. Shirley, J. Tober, L. Sollecito. Second Row: D. Toohey, L. Sullivan, D. Schott, J. Stiver. Second Row: M. Schaad, J. Sestito, E. Throckmorton, M. Stanton. 64 Front Row: T. Tynan, I. Zeik, K. Webb. Second Row: A. Carton, C. Viola, V. Tooze, L. Sicliano. First Row: K. Watson, L. Vollers, D. Urgo. Second Row: T. Warrington, B. Zoeller, A. Weisburd, J. Vo- gel. First Row: A. Williams, D. Trunzo, S. Wiegers, S. Walsack. Second Row: L. Valeriani, M. Vitalo, L. Wotycha, K. West- brock. 65 Some classes are just sooo interesting ... 66 Yeah! That's right, we bad! If looks could kill ... Ride 'em cowboys! SOPHOMORES Sophomores. All the newness of being Freshmen is gone, yet there is none of the power of being an upper- classman. The Sophomores are right in the middle, but their achievements have made them first in the school. Sophomores have gotten into every aspect of RBC and have been a great contributing factor in its success. Backing the class totally were the Student Council Representatives, with Maria Bertolami as President, Mary Lou Alter as Vice- President, and Linda Mellone as Activities Chairperson, and guiding them was Mr. So- viero as the Sophomore Class-Level Advisor. They all worked very hard to make the Morp Dance and all fund-raisers, such as the sale of Casey hands, a success. Other Sophomore success stories are found in the Drama Department. Both the Spring and Winter plays owe part of their success to the devoted Sophomores who acted in front of, and worked behind the scenes. Another great achievement is the contribution by the sophomores to the food drive. One homeroom brought in over 80 items of food! Athletically the JV teams in both football and basketball have done ex- tremely well. Finally, the Sophomores have even con- tributed scholastically — one Sophomore made the Na- tional Honor Society. As the song goes, we do have the silly, silly Sopho- mores on our side, and RBC is a better place because of it. 67 You wouldn't dare! 10 A First Row: M. Alter, J. Amorelli, L. Bivona, T. Brennan. Second Row: F. Baier, M. Ashkenis, M. Breiter, M. Belmont. Third Row: A. Burns, S. Bott, T. Brennan, J. Campbell. First Row: M. Bertolami, T. Allan, J. Brown. Second Row: J. McGloin, F. Allegra, K. Bar- more, L. Barbara. Third Row: L. Boyle, K. Barnes, D. Baiano. First Row: S. Boss, A. Boyle, M. Booner. Second Row: L. Her, D. Abbes, B. Campagna. Third Row: C. Albertson, P. Adcock, J. Berth, B. Anderson. I 68 10 B First Row: S. Conte, J. Cooner, C. Connelly, S. Cristofaro. Second Row: M. Debbs, K. D'Anthony, M. Coolahan, M. Chmiel. Third Row: C. Coleman, ). D'Esposito, P. Co- lumbus, C. Carton, C. Cassidy. First Row: T. Cardone, S. Crowley, S. Katz, S. Cavanagh. Second Row: J. Condina, R. DeSantis, M. Conte. Third Row: M. Damato, R. Chojnacki, P. Chip- pas, E. Conover. First Row: J. Curnayn, E. Derzinski. Second Row: D. Connelly, R. Deady, C. Cate- lona, R. Cronin. Third Row: K. Crawford, K. Harrison, P. Conley, P. Cotell. 69 10 c First Row: P. Duffy, G. Albano, K. Erving, F. Devlin. Second Row: M. Fitzgerald, K. Fitzpatrick, J. Juska, E. Ferraro. Third Row: F. Durnien, T. DiCesare, F. Fitzgerald, S. DiBattiste. First Row: C. Ferrone, D. Edelkraut. Second Row: M. Ehrbar, M. Fortunato, J. Folz, C. Emmons. Third Row: J. Fontanella, J. Verdon, S. Devira, M. Fox. First Row: C. Faletti, B. Fitzgerald, J. Doran. Second Row: M. Devine, M. Durst, S. Flanagan, K. Friel. Third Row: E. Flaherty, B. Dow, J. Dougherty, T. Flanagan. I 70 First Row: S. Greco, L. Gudicello, M. Hall, K. Holmes. Second Row: G. Gross, M. Gillen, C. Girard, H. Grabler. Third Row: G. Grogan, C. Harris, M. Garrison, C. Gavin. 10 D First Row: j. Hanrahan, D. Guerci, H. Haggerty, D. Gross. Second Row: A. Hovanian, M. Gryson, B. Gill, M. Furlong. Third Row: G. Grigos, J. Garfine, A. Gizzi, D. Furman. First Row: C. Giovine, H. Girard, J. Gilpin, G. Harness. Second Row: P. Harmon, C. Hagerman, B. Gemignan, K. Gilmartin. Third Row: D. Glenny, J. Gorman, R. Gaden, G. Giordano. 71 10 E First Row: J. Kelleher, A. Hutchison, M. Hartnett, C. Jablonsky. Second Row: J. Fay, G. Fierro, J. Jaeschke, J. Ivone. Third Row: J. Hayden, ). Harrison, M. Kelly, A. Hernandez. First Row: S. Karpick, A. Johnston, L. Higgins, T. Havard. Second Row: K. Kachinski. J. Haynes, M. Hilton, L. Hudzik. Third Row: C. Keelen, P. Healy, M. Healy, W. Jordan. First Row: A. Hoffman, P. Karagias, J. Johnston, E. Keegans. Second Row: M. Hazinski, D. Hollen, V. Flood, C. Kearney. Third Row: D. Joy, S. Johnson, S. Jupinka, T. Howe. I 72 10 F First Row: M. Linney, L. Luciano, A. LaRosa, K. Lonergan, Second Row: T. Klein, D. Galderese, S. Lassen, I. Kolibas. Third Row: M. Lewis, K. Kilian, P. Lynch, F. Kovalski. First Row: B. Lang, R. Koerkel, V. Madrigal. Second Row: L. Lewis, D. Leone, D. Kemp. Third Row: J. Kenney, E. King, N. Kirman, T. Klohn. First Row: R. Laurino, S. Kelly, M. Klem, C. Lynardaskis. Second Row: M. Lamb, D. Light, C. Lucksheiter, J. McTague, S. Light. 73 10 G First Row: M. Mango, K. Maris, M. Mahoney, C. Malley. Second Row: J. Maher, M. McGo- hey, A. Morrison, M. McGrath. Third Row: K. Moore, M. Brawley, L. McMahon, K. McDermott. First Row: M. Michals, D. Marchetti, P. McAuliffe. Second Row: E. McCue, K. McCon- nell, L. Fairfax. Third Row: T. McGuire, J. Mazza, H. McHale, P. Martin. First Row: K. Vaccaro, J. McGowan, A. Martinez. Second Row: L. Mellone, C. Meola, T. McFadden, A. Mallon. Third Row: A. McNulty, J. Maran- gello, P. McKeon, J. Meeker. 74 10 H First Row: S. Rice, B. Pontone, D. Pa- pay, E. Reed. Second Row: M. Prenderville, A. Portuondo, R. Primavera. Third Row: C. Pratico, T. Muller, R. Colabelli, F. Nemeth, P. Piazza. First Row: K. Raike, A. Reilly, S. O'Conner, N. O'Brien. Second Row: V. Profaci,M. O'Dwy- er, S. Quattrochi, K. Roarty. Third Row: K. Raike, P. Phillips, M. Perry, J. Mulholland. First Row: H. Powell, N. Nimon, J. Pieklic, S. Provan. Second Row: P. Orzechowski, S. Ri- ley, T. Picullo, E. Muldowney, J. Daf- flitto. Third Row: P. Redmond, E. Proctor. 75 10 I First Row: T. Shevlin, L. Sepe, S. Sanford, F. Sciortino. Second Row: K. Saporito, V. Shaw, R. Ryan. Third Row: C. Scalzo, C. Ryan, R. Schenone, E. Rugo. First Row: J. Semon, D. Sheehan, L. Miller, D. Sestito. Second Row: A. Ryan, C. Sherrier, A. Shields, D. Small, E. Snyder. Third Row: A. Spano, P. Robinson, S. Rusin, P. Roche. First Row: R. Ballard, N. Smith, K. Sedita, R. Russomano. Second Row: K. Soos, L. Shipley, J. Scott. Third Row: A. Rossano, L. Sigmond, M. Shellen- bach, G. Rubino. 76 I 10 J First Row: P. Trezza, C. Yepello. Second Row: J. Stump, J. Whelan, M. Walton, M. Walsh. Third Row: C. Torello, M. Ullrich, M. Timney, M. Trefurt, G. Squeo, J. Viani. First Row: A. Wendell, E. Stanziale, K. Wolff, D. Varady. Second Row: A. Sundberg, M. Trezenka, L. Tooney, R. Wernik, K. Uscinski. Third Row: P. Spernal, T. Throckmorton. First Row: G. Tomaino, J. Whitmore, C. Tuchol, S. Wolfe. Second Row: L. Whelan, E. Wenglar, E. Torre- grossa, N. Tam. 77 Some Freshmen's feeble attempt at a pyramid. Eeny, Meeny, Miney ... ? (G. Del Sordo, L. Muratore, L. De Angelis) 78 FRESHMEN Caught with their mouths open again! Being a freshmen was not a simple task; it marked a new beginning for each and every Ninth grade student. The worries of new classes and friends were only part of the class of '84'$ exper- iences. President Paula Vinci, Vice President Kerry Capell, and Activities Chairper- son Bridget Hannon directed the fresh- man class with enthusiasm under the guidance of Miss Carol Kulawiec. The ability of the freshmen to meet the challenges set before them this year was shown in various ways. The success of the freshmen athletic teams was the result of the never ending support of their fellow classmates. Their over- whelming involvement in other school projects such as the Thanksgiving Food Drive and the Almost Anything Goes assembly revealed the undying spirit of the freshman class. From selling bal- loons at the St. John Vianney game to helping out with the Casey Hand sale they showed their support and became a very important part of R.B.C. Ves, being a freshman was a difficult task, but the year was successfully com- pleted and the skepticism felt in the be- ginning blossomed into confidence and achievement at the end. How do I spell relief? (Caroline Kenny) All in favor say aye. (B. Ministri and C. Ru- bin) Sister, I swear I didn't do it! (Neil Kalkowski) 79 9 A First Row: B. Bohringer, S. Bon- don, M. Bremekamp, T. Bakos, L. Bloom, A. Addler. Second Row: G. Bruno, R. Bohl, D. Bidun, R. Boehning, C. Bodner. First Row: M. Alexander, B. Brad- shaw. Second Row: D. Burbic, D. Buck. C. Abbatiello, J. Brown, A. Baldi. Third Row: P. Brennan, D. Boyle, Ahern, C. Accardi. First Row: W. Bevacqua, C. Boss, jr. Abel, P. Brogan, C. Balano. Second Row: D. Ahern, M. Ban- tin, M. Bloom, N. Baret, J. Arnone, M. Ames. 80 First Row: S. Clayton, L. Carbone, M. Carmen, A. Byrnes. Second Row: K. Capell, M. Cerchio, J. Carroll, L. Christopher. First Row: D. Collins, A. Ciesla, K. Carroll, K. Cahill. Second Row: B. Ciaccio, C. Casola, D. Cana- van, J. Cavanagh 81 First Row: C. Doyle, D. Dehainaut, R. Donohue, D. De- francesco. Second Row: G. Devine, B. Davis, S. Doerr, R. Danish, J. Connelly. Third Row: N. Canale, K. Dillion, E. Connolly, P. Culos. First Row: K. Creighton, R. Creighton, J. Delucia, T. Curtiss. Second Row: L. Crotty, C. Degregorio, K. Corcoran, D. DeSocio. Third Row: E. Conover, D. DeLisa, D. O'Neill, W. Dentroux. First Row: C. Dowd, B. De Sousa, L. Deluca, A. Da- mato. Second Row: K. Anderson, G. Del Sordo, L. DeAnge- lis, M. De Santis. Third Row: M. Del Boccio, J. Coralio, S. De Rosa, K. Cuozzo. 82 9 D First Row: S. Dunn, S. Goodson, D. Tweitman, J. Giegerich. Second Row: L. Enright, C. Turnbridge, B. Duffy, W. Er- hardt. Third Row: J. Genovese, W. Groh, T. Gagen, J. Fitzpatrick. First Row: P. Flood, S. Flynn, R. Gedrys, J. Eberhardt. Second Row: S. Giallourakis, A. Gallagher, J. Eckstein. Third Row: J. Erickson, V. Gans, A. Grant, T. Flint. First Row: C. Gant, K. Foley, F. Foli, P. Gadenz. Second Row: K. Dunleavy, M. Green, S. Gironda, M. Ek- noian. Third Row: G. Ford, M. Fairlie, K. Elvin, J. Fontanella. 83 First Row: P. Horohoe, G. Jeanette, B. Halpin, M. Hendricks. Second Row: B. Hannon, T. Healy, K. Healey. Third Row: M. Joly, D. Homa, G. Ivone, G. Hinds. First Row: M. Haggerty, P. Wilcox, M. Hertel, J. Inserra. Second Row: E. Hasemann, K. Guariglia, J. Hroblak, K. Hollywood. Third Row: M.K. Herring, L. Hammerstone, A. Herring, P. Jones. 84 First Row: N. Kalkowski, E. Grom, P. Kaminksi, D. Marotta. Second Row: K. Harmon, B. Haley, K. Johson, K. Griffin. Third Row: J. Heilig, J. Hasslemann, M. Imholte, W. Hauselt. First Row: T. Keebler, R. Krzyzkowski, H. Lill- vik, P. King. Second Row: P. Mahone, C. Keane, J. Kin- sella, M. Marhan. Third Row: N. Yacka, R. Konish, M. Mac- Study, C. Kirman. First Row: C. Larkin, R. Knudson, R. Larson, W. Matichuk. Second Row: M. Mansfield, M. Kelly, D. Lenczyk, M. Leon. Third Row: K. Leroux, J. Lizotte, M. Lewis, L. Mansfield. First Row: P. Keegan, S. Manrell, L. Kelly, L. Kellerman. Second Row: T. Kelly, B. MacCormack, L. Kristiansen. Third Row: T. Daly, M. Kedersha, C. MacLaughlin, M. Lohn. 85 9 G First Row: T. McGrath, J. Nalducci, T. Neufeld, T. Nappi. Second Row: R. Meyer, J. Migliazza, D. McAlonie, K. Montanaro. Third Row: N. Massard, D. Morris, J. Mazzucca, J. McCrave, L. Mustillo. First Row: R. McDonald, D. Matthews, M. McMurray, A. Naimoli, D. Mulcahy. Second Row: M. Novotny, A. Micchelli, C. Morris, B. Ministri, M. McGann, B. Mc- Donnell. First Row: T. Kelley, K. McHale, P. Mulvaney. Second Row: E. Murphy, R. Miesemer, L. Muratore, C. Novella. Third Row: B. McConnell, V. Lorenzo, M. McCue, T. Moran. 86 First Row: M. Pujals, S. Piney, B. Psichos, B. Popolo. Second Row: L. Ricci, J. Readie, C. Lessa. Third Row: B. O'Hara, L. Parenty, R. Procopio, V. Peckus. 9 H First Row: W. Rebollo, P. O'Connell, G. O'Brien, J. Pflug. Second Row: E. Paraskevas, C. Petti, L. Persiponko, D. Nye. Third Row: J. O'Hara, F. Rabauer, D. Pontecorvo, J. O'Dea. First Row: J. O'Hern, D. Pereira, T. O'Dwyer. Second Row: S. Proctor, R. Price, K. O'Neil. Third Row: J. Pillari, S. Page, T. O'Donnell, J. Nugent. 87 First Row: D. Stamos, A. Rounds, D. Scott, C. Ryan. Second Row: M. Cleary, D. Scotti, K. Roche, E. Ryan, S. Strong. Third Row: A. Rimmele, M. Saling, M. Savaiko, K. Smith. First Row: R. Schenone, B. Schlossberg, R. Seaman, R. Stan- ziale. Second Row: T. Robinson, S. Rokovich, C. Sheehan, B. Strickland. Third Row: K. Riggin, N. Shaad, C. Rubin, S. Satter. First Row: J. Screen, M. San- taniello, K. Rice, J. Stango. Second Row: C. Smith, K. Coffey, G. Smithson. Third Row: J. Rubino, C. Ryan, J. Roy, S. Scialfa. 88 First Row: G, Zaleski, S. Trefurt, P. Tilton, P. Vinci. Second Row: C. Supino, S. Thompson, C. Williams. Third Row: S. Sylvia, S. Strong, S. Wiatroski, M. Thompson. First Row: A. Verneri, W. Westbrock, J. Westbrock, A. Webster. Second Row: A. Webster, R. Wall, J. Varady, T. Walsack. Third Row: L Varricchio, W. Towns, D. Watson, R. Weedon, R. Worobel. 89 First Row: E. Villa, M. Sullivan, B. Walsh, J. Szlasa. Second Row: L. Tassey, A. Tracy, R. Woods. Third Row: M. Tivenan, R. Vena, L. Vitalo, K. Walsh. ■ ■ ' ■ . ■ m .-.'. ■ S;flig®«Sippf I ?4-8fi8l$ : ■• i .f i fe;-:' • 4s:•.“ , ml wmM Mmm mm mmmM Itfet IfpliWI ;•;. -i -■ ■- is?f 7,- i' 'X ✓ IHH A--'Am' . l iS Si IfilS sSSSl; Si SMB i«ti mw. w§mm ippll ill 9ii icy' I® i® V Vr .vf V lii av, 4r. « v-,f 11 ■ 3S '■''•' -i?' AiVsu'- Vv m00 imm Ipt 3$P wMm Wmm mm -M- - ; • ■ ipi c-vi-': ,.- '.-■■ ■■■ «V® -’ - •. •' - V ? •®;® ’. taggag mwmm ms ®v Vw- - A .■;• te l$i© IIME Shore Conference: 92 Caseys Make Their Move After fifty-two years of existance, R.B.C. finally has been rec- ognized and made an official member of the Shore Conference. Red Bank Catholic has opened the doors for other Parochial schools to participate in all NJSIIA contests, and have the oppor- tunity to compete for various coveted athletic titles in the Shore. In the pages that follow, RBC's athletic excellence, loyalty, and dedication are made evident by the outcome of the various teams' efforts, and their impressive records. 93 The Perfect Eleven This year's girls' tennis team went one step further than just being the perfect ten. The eleven members blended pow- er and finesse, speed and accuracy, but most of all the tre- mendous RBC spirit and determination. They entered the Shore Conference losing only to Rumson in B North play. It was on to the state sectionals where the girls scored impressive wins over Manasquan and North Brunswick, and brought home the CJ Group III title. Over-all, the girls had a 22-5 season record and ranked third in the shore area. Leading this year's team was senior captain Donna Horo- hoe, with a 21-6 record, who was named a member of the First Team All Shore. A pair of super sophomores, Nancy O'Brien and Mary Hazinski played strong second and third singles respectively. The top doubles team of senior Paula Calhoun and junior Deidre McGann had a tremendous sea- son dropping only two matches. Senior Robin Stesner and Junior Kate O'Hern pulled the team out of a few cliff-hangers during state competition. Seniors Stacy Rubin and Sally Mor- ris teamed up for the last time proving the success of their efforts over the years. Finally junior Ivette Ramos and fresh- man Kim Cuzzo provided a touch of old and new tennis play. A special congratulations goes to Coach Sullivan who pro- vided the girls with continuous confidence and encourage- ment. Miss Sullivan, your girls say, Thanks to the greatest coach. Front: D. Horohoe (Captain). Row 2: I. Ramos, D. McGann, N. O'Brien, K. O'Hern, K. Cuzzo. Row 3: Coach S. Sullivan, S. Rubin, S. Morris, P. Calhoun, M. Hazinski, R. Stesner. Nancy O'Brien returns a forehand to her oppo- nent. 94 Sally, Robin, Kate, and Ivette munchin' on a few munchkins between sets. Robin Stesner and Kate O'Hern. Superior concentration and form are displayed by Captain Donna Horohoe. Deirdre McGann and Kim Cuzzo prove to be an outstand- ing pair. 95 Front Row: Coach Rafter, E. Rossano (manager), J. Cadmus, J. McConnell, D. Wilcox, P. Connolly, B. Endlicher. Second Row: D. Papay, P. Regan, C. Kelly, E. Manning, C. Piciullo, S. Alexander, P. Kelly, R. Levins. Third Row: R. Bond, P. Columbus, F. Baier, J. Harrison, J. McTague, C. Harris, M. DeMonte, D. Murray. Fourth Row: T. Flanagan, J. Monachello, C. Wiggington, M. McCue, P. Jones, G. Woods, F. Rabauer. Fifth Row: S. Manrell, P. Mulvani, J. Connelly, M. Lohn, J. Inserra, W. Erhardt. Back Row: P. Kaminski, B. Weedon, T. Kelly Missing: T. Gilbride, C. Connelly (manager). Harriers Know How to Run As in the past, this year's Harriers were again a successful RBC Cross Country Team. Led by Tri-Captains Pat Connol- ly, Tom Gilbride, and Don Wilcox (All-Shore Honorable Mention), the team finished with a thirteen and three re- cord. A key contributor to this year's team was Junior Ea- mon Manning, who received All-Shore and All-County Honors. Junior Chuck Picullo remained a constant threat while Frank Baier lead the sophomore cause. The Harriers of 80-81 were not only gifted runners, but also fine academic students as illustrated by Seniors Pat Connolly and John McConnell who were two of the three Merit Scholars from RBC. The team capped off a fine season by placing first in the Shore Coaches Invitational, second in the County Meet, third in the Shore Conference, and placed fourth in the State Conference out of twenty-eight teams. Coached by Jack Rafter, and made up primarily of experienced run- ners, next year's team should be as good as ever. Mike DeMonte, heads for the finish line. Cool, calm, and collected (Tom Gilbride). Cross Country RBC Opponent 15 Middletown North 50 20 Long Branch 42 15 Manasquan 50 19 Raritan 42 15 Monmouth Regional 49 18 Mater Dei 43 50 Navy Plebes 15 15 Mater Dei 50 15 Catholic U. - J.V.'s 50 17 Matawan 46 15 Ocean 50 46 CBA 16 15 Keansburg 47 15 Shore 50 15 Rumson-Fair Haven 50 29 St. John Vianney 28 28 St. Rose 31 Record 13-3 97 Chris Kelly flies through the air with great ease. Jack Rafter explains the fundamentals of running a strong race. Uh-huh, that's right, I'm bad (Scott Alexander). How much farther? (Peter Columbus)? Don Wilcox approaches the speed of sound, below: If the guys could only see me now (Pat Mulvani). Going for the Gusto (Rich Levins). 98 1980 Caseyettes Row Is C. Burgoyne, S. Meeker, M. Taylor, K. Kirgin, L. Brandon, L. McConnell, C. Popolo, Coach M. Bradley. Row 2: S. Gironda, L. DeCerce, B. Baier, A. Gonzalea, K. Crunkleton, C. Wall, J. Ceinski, A. Cole. Row 3: K. O'Neil, M. Lamb, S. Flanagan, T. Shevlin, M. Klem, K. Fitzpatrick, N. Tam. Row 4: J. Eckstein, J. Haselman, K. Guariglia, S. Karpick, D. Sheehan, M. Sullivan, D. Stamos, T. Picculo. Row 5: K. Dillion, S. Giallourakis, S. Clayton, V. Enders, C. Williams, D. Mulcahy, K. Cahill. RBC 1980 Girls' Cross Country (9-3) Opponent 15 Long Branch 48 15 Manasquan 50 31 Raritan 24 21 Toms River North 38 15 Monmouth Regional 50 15 Ocean 50 21 Matawan 41 15 Shore Regional 50 24 St. Rose 33 33 Mater Dei 22 22 Rumson 34 30 St. John Vianney 27 Every afternoon from September to November, the RBC girls' Cross Country team could be seen running along Rum- son Road or across the wellworn hills of Holmdel Park. Although the team suffered a disappointing 3 point loss to St. John Vianney, it soon became evident that the tremen- dous Casey drive could not be stopped. The team ran an outstanding season with the help of Seniors Kathy Kirgin, Sue Meeker, Lauren McConnell, and Linda Brandon. The 1980 season marked the comeback of taunted Maura Taylor, who after a serious injury, returned to active competi- tion. Red Bank Catholic will most assuredly miss this graduat- ing senior. The arrival of Mr. Mark Bradley as coach was a strong factor in the success of the 1980 season. Although his wit did not inspire the team, his running experience and realm of run- ning facts helped the team attain a 9-3 record. Surely 1980 was a year of disappointments as well as victo- ries, but most encouraging of all is its undeniable talent of freshmen Kerry O'Neil, Jenny Eckstein and Kathy Guarligria, who will return to the hills next year for another promising season. 99 Freshman Kerry O'Neil sprints to the finish line with ease, helping the Caseys to yet another victory. Kathy Kirgin, a departing senior, leaves the opponent trailing behind on one of the many hills of Holmdel Park. The girls always seem to take time from their training to pose for the camera. 100 Another rising star, freshman Jenny Eckstein, shows the form which proved to be a great asset to the team. Returning Senior champ, Maura Taylor, often feels the agony of victory. 101 Front Row: J. Shea, D. Madsen, D. Quirk, K. McHeffey, B. McGowan, K. Coolahan, D. Oates, B. Schweers, J. Colao, J. Johnson, B. Bauer, J. McGrath. Second Row: R. Mangold, W. Case, C. Montonaro, S. Bidun, T. Anfuso, W. Ryan, B. Light, J. Clancy, G. Furlong, M. Minear, T. Baier. Third Row: E. Herman, N. Martin, M. Roden, T. Gar- ley, B. Lanfrank, R. Paul, S. Walsack, M. McNamara, M. Cell!, P. McNamara, G. Raike. Fourth Row: E. Leighton, R. Caroselli, A. Faherty, M. Heagney, E. Morrison, T. Schissler, P. Cottell, J. Grogan, S. Bott, J. McAuliffe. Fifth Row: J. Haynes, P. Spernal, J. Mazza, T. Nemeth, J. Cambell, M. Timney, S. Johnson, J. Dougherty, K. Crawford, K. Harrison, J. Banton. Sixth Row: C. Bidun, E. Proctor, D. Biano, C. Kelly, M. Botti, D. Light, M. Coolahan, B. Gill, C. Albertson, T. Smith, J. Fontanella. Back Row: T. Graziano. 102 Caseys Are Co-B North Champs The Red Bank Catholic Football team com- pleted their first year in the Shore Conference with a record of seven wins and two losses. Six times the Casey football team held their oppo- nent scoreless. This record entitled the team the Co-B North Division Title and admittance into the State Playoffs. In the first round the Caseys upset undefeated and first-seeded Holy Spirit, but later fell to St. John Vianney in the finals. Jim McHeffey, fullback and linebacker for the Casey cause was voted to the All-Shore first team. The team owes much of their success to the unending efforts of their coaching staff lead by Head Coach Louis Montanaro. Assisting coaches were: Michael Barker, Raymond Bark- er, Brian Brady, John Farrell, Edwin Jones, Leon Maziekien, and James Wilbur. iflt Ut 1 ■w ( t RBC Varsity Football g-v ■ i Scoreboard Opponent 17 Ocean Township 0 27 Shore Regional 0 0 Middletown North 7 14 St. John Vianney 0 24 Long Branch 0 22 Monmouth Regional 7 48 Mater Dei 6 7 Red Bank Regional 9 29 Rumson-Fair Haven 0 7 Parochial A Playoffs Holy Spirit 0 6 St. John Vianney 14 Record 8-3 Why'd you trip me, Duane (Wally Case)? Psst, Jay, What's it on? (Bob Bauer) 103 Steve takes the low road and Mike takes the high road. Bob Bauer looks downfield for that long pass. A picture is worth a thousand words (Willie Ryan, Dan Quirk). Jay Colao looks for Usually our opposition was a step behind us. 104 This Bulldog is rounded up. A football player with pigskin finds himself with many enemies. Pete McNamara breaks a tackle and heads downfield. the closing gap. In come the reinforcements (John Johnson, Pete McNamara). Dan Quirk scares the opposition away. Jim McHeffey — All Shore. You know Coach, We look good. 105 JV, Frosh: We're Coming Up JV Football Scoreboard RBC Opponent 29 Ocean Township 0 19 Shore Regional 7 19 Middletown North 0 6 St. John VianneyJ 0 8 Long Branch 0 8 Monmouth Regional 0 22 Mater Dei 0 22 Red Bank Regional 0 Record 8-0 Frosh Football Scoreboard RBC Opponent 16 Ocean Township 0 14 Shore Regional 6 19 Thorne 0 0 St. John Vianney 7 14 Long Branch 6 14 Monmouth Regional 0 7 Mater Dei 0 14 Red Bank Regional 8 16 Rumson-Fair Haven 6 Record 8-1 Frosh Front Row: C. Casola, B. McConnell, B. Psichos, W. Meyers, J. Gilganish, B. MacCormack, C. Novella, C. Bodner. Second Row: K. Creighton, J. Genovese, N. Massano, J. Erickson, K. Dunleavy, J. O'Hara, T. Kelly, R. Ulsna. Third Row: G. Bruno, G. Mustillo, T. Moran, S. Derosa, M. Thompson, C. Ryan, D. Boyle, B. Bochning. Fourth Row: D. Bidun, J. Fitzpatrick, J. Roy, M. Cerchio, M. McStudy, R. Bohl, T. Herring, M. Savaiko, B. Ciaccio, J. Carroll, C. Kirman, W. Dentroux, G. Ford, B. Bornger. 106 Gymnasts Bend Over Backwards for R.B.C. Front Row: K. Crotty, C. Harasty. Row 2: R. Miesmer, B. Popolo, T. Healy, G. Del Sorto, Row 3: Mrs. K. Kelly, D. Li, M. Alter, C. Doyle, A. Carton, B. Wengler, K. Raike, K. Montanaro, J. Doran, Karen Raike, L. Wotycha. The 1980 Red Bank Catholic Gymnastics team was one of the youngest, yet most successful teams to date. The hours of hard work and dedication on the part of the gymnasts and head coach Mrs. Kathy Kelly paid off with their victorious season of 13- 0. This perfect record was in no way the end of the team's efforts. Fighting until the end, the gymnasts won the Shore Confer- ence title, the Central Jersey Sectional ti- tle, and finally the State Championship. The success of the 1980 season could have been made possible only by the com- bination of the talents of all the gymnasts. Outstanding performances were shown by freshman Tara Healy, who was named to the Shore Conference Gymnas- tics Team, Beth Popolo, and Junior Cap- tains Kathy Crotty and Chris Harasty. The gymnasts certainly marked an im- pressive first year for the Caseys in the Shore Conference. Since they make up a young team, they show much promise of gymnastic success for Red Bank Catholic in the near future. RBC Varsity Gymnastics Scoreboard | Opponent 105.15 Long Branch 94.00 92.85 Raritan 66.20 97.85 Shore Regional 69.70 100.95 Middletown South 99.65 92.15 Red Bank Regional 34.45 93.40 Jackson Township 79.50 105.55 Ocean Township 95.60 98.50 Manasquan 69.45 98.80 Holmdel 87.50 97.30 1 Middletown North 89.35 102.25 Brick Township 99.90 101.05 Monmouth Regional 88.70 102.15 Rumson-Fair Haven 93.50 Record 13-0 107 Captain Chris Harasty prepares to dismount off the parallel bars, boosting the Caseys to another win. Captain Kathy Crotty displays grace and form during her floor routine. 108 Tara Healy gives the balance beam the intense concentration and skill it demands. And Then There Was Soccer This year's Varsity Soccer Team completed a record of 7-10 under the leadership of Coach Marley and first year Coach Casey. Led by captains Steve Ferraro and Matt Wise, the team ended the season on a high note by winning five out of their last six games over noteworthy teams such as Monmouth Regional and Shore Regional. Injuries played a major part of the team as Chuck Hendricks was lost for the season due to a knee injury sustained in the first game against Long Branch. Although losing 13 seniors (nine of which were starters) both coaches are looking forward to next year with the returning players and an upcoming 12-4 JV record. Varsity Soccer RBC Opponent 2 Long Branch 5 2 CBA 3 2 St. John Vianney 3 0 Ocean Township 8 4 Red Bank Regional 1 0 Monmouth Regional 4 3 Rumson-Fair Haven 1 3 Shore Regional 4 2 Long Branch 3 1 St. John Vianney 2 1 Ocean Township 4 4 Red Bank Regional 3 2 Monmouth Regional 1 2 Rumson-Fair Haven o ; 4 Shore Regional i 1 Marlboro 2 2 Mater Dei 1 Record 7-10 Front Row: J. McGrorry, M. Ryan, S. Ferraro, M. Wise, P. Marhan, C. Hendricks. Second Row: R. Oakes, T. Flanagan, B. Kohl, B. Gammer, J. Rugo. Third Row: D. Marley, T. Scotti, E. Gillis, M. Walsh, B. Pillari, J. Picco. Back Row: Coach Marley, T. Crowe, D. Walker, Coach Casey. 109 Jerry's presence sends fear into opposition. Dave Walker unleashes anger on soccer ball. Bruno Pillari takes a penalty kick. 110 Is Eric using his left foot? JV Future Looks Promising. JV Front Row: J. Johnston, P. Martin, P. Rubino, M. Picco, G. Balletta, E. Stan- ziale. Second Row: P. Lynch, R. Schenone, M. Brawley, T. Hernandez, E. Rugo, C. Luckscheiter. Third Row: D. Varady, B. Russomano, J. Mulholland, T. Havard, A. Wendall, P. Redmond. Back Row: T. Landolfi (manager, D. Schott, J. Vogel, B. Klohn, Coach McGann. JV Soccer Scoreboard RBC Opponent 0 CBA 5 3 St. John Vianney 0 0 Ocean Township 3 1 Red Bank Regional 0 5 Monmouth Regional 2 5 Rumson-Fair Haven 0 2 Shore Regional 0 7 Long Branch 1 3 St. John Vianney 0 0 Ocean Township 1 3 Red Bank Regional 2 2 Monmouth Regional 1 0 Raritan 3 4 Rumson-Fair Haven 1 2 Shore Regional 1 4 Mater Dei 2 Record 12-4 Freshmen Soccer Scoreboard RBC Opponent 0 Long Branch 2 0 CBA 5 0 Ocean Township 1 0 Red Bank Regional 1 1 Monmouth Regional 2 4 Rumson-Fair Haven 0 10 Shore Regional 1 0 Long Branch 3 2 Ocean Township 3 2 Red Bank Regional 1 0 Monmouth Regional 3 I 5 Rumson-Fair Haven 7 9 Shore Regional 0 Record 4-13 Frosh Front Row: J. Eberhart, R. Stanziale, T. Keebler, R. Laise, P. O'Connell, R. Krzyzkowski, R. Donohue. Second Row: J. Varady, N. Kalbowski, R. Schenone, P. Wilcox, J. Westbrock, B. Walsh, J. Marhan. Third Row: R. Hedoys, J. Lizotte, W. Towns, M. Kedosha, T. Baly, S. Flynn. Back Row: Coach Fennelly, J. McCrave, L. Venieri, P. Marley. Ill Caseys Drive for the Gold Senior Joan Fitzpatrick penetrates Neptune's defense. Right: Cindy Joy gains control of the ball for the Caseys. Left: While modeling the latest 1980 hairstyles, the Caseys get a few pointers from Coach Dooley. Varsity Front Row: D. O'Neil, C. O'Brien, D. McGann, R. Stesner, M. Mongolo, J. Fitzpatrick, C. Joy. Back Row: Coach Lynn Dooley, M. Kenney, K. Gilmartin, M. Smith, B. Morris, T. Fodale, A. Kretowitz, B. Gaul, J. Heglig. The 1981 Girls Basketball Team combined its talent and dedication with that of its coach, Miss Lynn Dooley to successfully fulfill their unyielding desire to win. This combination resulted in the best record in the history of girls basketball at Red Bank Catholic. The team not only made it to the finals of the Casey Tournament for the first time, but captured second place as well. Key to the team were seniors Cynthia Joy, Anne Kretowitz, Joan Fitzpatrick, Michele Smith, Marge Mongolo, Robin Stesner, and Carol O'Brien. Though the majority of the Varsity team was made up of seniors, promising young talent was shown by the underclassmen as well. A few of these future hopefuls are Tara Fodale, Barbara Morris, Debbie O'Neill, and Deirdre McGann. The J.V. team, which suffered only one loss this year, was powered by Diane Joy, Diane Sheehan, Sue Crowley, Jenny Jesowski, and freshman Carolyn Kenny. Coach Kathy Walsh marked this, her fourth year with R.B.C., as her best. J.V. Front Row: C. Kenny, V. Peckus, C. McCIaghlin, D. Sheehan, M. McGann, L. Tassey, E. Ryan, J. Screen. Back Row: Coach Kathy Walsh, B. Gaul, K. Gilmartin, K. Raike, D. Joy, C. Rubin, S. Satter, S. Crowley, J. Jesowski, M. Kenney, J. Heglig, A. Reagan. 113 Hoopsters Rule the Court Suspense, cheering, and excitement were three definite reactions to this year's boy's Basketball Team. The Casey Hoopsters, led by team captains Peter Tuchol and Mike Kel- ly, completed their first season in the Shore Conference with an impressive first year re- cord. Top contributors to the team's success were seniors Tom Mahon and John McKen- na. Juniors Fran Decker, Mike Dodd, and Doug Proctor kept the team going while Pat Healy held up the sophomore cause. The season was highlighted by the defeat of Monmouth Regional and the double-vic- tory over CBA. The Caseys also took third place in the Casey Tournament. Much of the team's success and recognition must be at- tributed to Coach Malick and his assistants Coach Cichy and Coach Johnson. 114 Front Row: P. Tuchol, M. Kelly. Back row: Head Coach Malick, J. McKenna, M. Dodd, D. Proctor, J. Mazekian, J. Foley, F. Decker, M. Kerrigan, Coach Johnson, Coach Cichy. RBC Varsity Basketball Scoreboard Opponent 39 Ocean Township 63 50 Monmouth Regional 45 68 St. Rose 57 74 Shore Regional 51 42 Long Branch 45 30 Rumson-Fair Haven 31 57 St. John Vianney 56 58 Red Bank Regional 52 39 Ocean Township 36 41 Monmouth Regional 55 48 Long Branch 69 j| 59 CBA 52 50 Shore Regional 41 42 Rumson Fair-Haven 27 63 St. John Vianney 58 56 Red Bank Regional 49 55 CBA 47 55 St. Rose 57 Record 12-6 Peter Tuchol makes it look so easy. Instant offense is Mike Dodd's specialty. Doug Proctor contemplates on passing the ball. 115 Joe Pillari drives past the opposition. Fran Decker's perfect lay-up. If my mom could only see me now. (Joe Arnone) Mike Kelly uses his slight advantage to get the rebound. 116 Tomorrow's Hoopsters JV Front Row: S. Ryan, G. Balleta, T. Hernandez, R. Primavera, P. Martin. Back Row: Coach Cichy, S. Light, J. Verdon, G. Grogan, J. Mazza, F. Durien, P. Healy. RBC JV Basketball Scoreboard Opponent 1 39 Ocean Township 46 51 Monmouth Regional 56 47 St. Rose 49 39 Long Branch 53 51 Shore Regional 45 36 Rumson Fair-Haven 28 37 St. John Vianney 53 38 Red Bank Regional 54 39 Ocean Township 37 53 Monmouth Regional 60 35 Long Branch 52 47 CBA 60 43 Shore Regional 38 62 Rumson Fair-Haven 39 30 St. John Vianney 37 51 Red Bank Regional 60 35 CBA 75 48 St. Rose 47 Record 7-11 RBC Freshmen Basketball Scoreboard Opponent 29 Ocean Township 43 49 Monmouth Regional 42 45 St. Rose 47 40 Long Branch 67 62 Shore Regional 42 41 Rumson-Fair Haven 22 49 St. John Vianney 51 49 Red Bank Regional 56 67 Ocean Township 47 44 Monmouth Regional 43 33 Long Branch 78 49 CBA 71 48 Shore Regional 46 52 Rumson-Fair Haven 17 45 St. John Vianney 48 46 Red Bank Regional 56 43 CBA 55 48 St. Rose 40 Record 8-10 Frosh Front Row: J. Conley, C. Ryan, P. Boyle, T. Walsack, J. Pillari. Second Row: J. Roy, B. Duffy, M. Imholte, J. Arnone, D. Delisa, T. Gagen. Back Row: S. Flynn, J. Carrol, J. O'Hern, Coach Johnson. 117 The Casey Grapplers Front Row: M. Minear, J. Clancy, G. Furlong, W. Case, B. McGowan, B. Largey. Back Row: B. Pheifer, S. Mottes, D. Quirk, R. Gill, G. Bruno, M. Shevlin, B. Bohringer, Coach Mautner. Pin in Another Season Our season will depend upon the kids' dedication. This was the statement Coach John Mautner uttered at the onset of the season. Expectations were realized as the 1980-81 team competed in no less than four Christmas Tournaments, winning the Wall Invitational Tournament and dominating the area parochial schools with acceptance to the South Jersey State Champion- ships. Contributing to the team were individual seniors such as Wally Case, Jim Clancy, Bob Giordano, and Bob McGowan, who all played a key role in this winning season and provided the leadership necessary for a successful team. Other key individual wrestlers were Steve Quattrochi, Brian Pheifer, Mike Shevlin and Steve Mottes. Mr. Santasieri, Mr. Wilbur, and Mr. Costa assisted in coach- ing this year's team and are looking forward, along with Coach Mautner, to another successful season next year. Now, if I can only remember what comes next. (G. Bruno) Greg Bruno tangles his opponent to the mat. No more Mr. Nice Guy . (G. Raike) A meeting of minds. RBC Varsity Wrestling Scoreboard Opponent 27 Madison Central 35 14 Neptune 37 28 St. John Vianney 30 37 Pinelands Regional 19 30 Ocean Township 17 33 St. Joe's 23 44 Monmouth Regional 13 38 CBA 12 22 Long Branch 32 56 Shore Regional 3 16 Neptune 35 28 Toms River North 24 22 Pt. Pleasant Boro 32 Record 7-6 1 119 Victory In the Making JV Front Row: D. Light, A. Rossano, B. Anderson, M. Coolahan, J. Delucia, C. Bodner. Back row: Coach Mautner, G. Raike, M. McStudy, M. Conte, P. Piazza, T. Walsh, G. Mustillo, E. Reed Freshmen Wrestling Scoreboard RBC Opponent 43 Madison Central 21 26 Thorne 40 45 Neptune 21 18 St. John Vianney 36 48 Ocean Township 24 36 Bayshore 27 47 CBA 6 37 Long Branch 16 16 Toms River North 38 4 Pt. Pleasant Boro Record 6-4 31 RBC JV Wrestling Scoreboard Opponent 33 Madison Central 25 11 Neptune 49 33 St. John Vianney 25 47 Pinelands Regional 17 52 Ocean Township 12 41 St. Joe's 12 57 Monmouth Regional 12 53 CBA 9 31 Long Branch 19 72 Shore Regional 0 52 Toms River North 9 42 Pt. Pleasant Boro 19 Record 11-1 Frosh Front Row: C. Bodner, E. Gromm, R. Creighton, R. Krzyskowski, J. Eberhardt. Second Row: A. Webster, B. Bogringer, B. Ciaccio, J. Giegerich, J. Delucia. Back Row: M. McStudy, M. Savaiko, T. Herring, W. Dentroux, G. Mustillo. Casey Girls Move Indoors Front Row: A. LaRosa, P. Mathies, E. Sol, J. Abbatiello, C. Daly, H. Sullivan, K. O'Hern, S. Flanagan, M. Lamb. Second Row: S. Clayton, C. Brady, R. Ferry, D. Mulcahy, E. Flaherty, L. Birona, C. Williams, K. Cahill. Third Row: K. Kachinski, J. Szlasa, K. Guariglia, S. Karpick, T. Nappi, K. O'Neil, L. Muratore, Mr. Bradley. Fourth Row: C. Girard, J. Folz, A. Tracy, C. Sheehan, J. Eckstein, J. Hasselman, A. Martinez. Missing: M. Taylor, B. Baier. The 1980-81 Athletic season marked, for the first time, a Girls' Indoor Track Team, coached by Mark Bradley. For a first year team, the Red Bank Catholic squad is the largest in the Shore and is rated third in the county. Both the mile and the two mile relay teams were among the top ten in the state. Freshman Kerry O'Neil took 2nd in the 800 meters and 4th in the 400 meters in the Mon- mouth County Championships. She is the fresh- man school record holder in both these events. Other school record holders include junior Kate O'Hern for the indoor 55 meter hurdles, sophomore Marion Lamb for the high jump, senior Helen Sullivan for the shot put, and sen- ior super star Maura Taylor for the 800 and 1500 meters. As a result of their efforts, runners in three events qualified to compete in the elite Penn Relays. Left: Kathy Guar- iglia pre- pares to hand the baton to her team- mate. Suzanne Flanagan leaves her opponent in the dust. Marion Lamb clears the high jump. Trackmen Ascend To New Heights The Boy's Track Team, coming off last year's impressive 6-2 record set even higher sights for themselves with their entrance into the Shore Conference B North Division. Head Coach Jack Rafter had great expecta- tions for this year's team. It was one of the most successful teams that RBC has ever had due to the wealth of experience and depth possessed by its members. Coach Rafter counted heavily upon seniors Tom Baier, Jim McHeffey and Don Wilcox. Leading the junior cause were Pat Regan and Mike DeMonte. Sophomore Frank Baier, the National 14 year old 1500 meter record hold- er, was also a top contender this spring. Tom Gilbride leads the pack around the track. Bottoms up! Mike McNamara sprints ahead. Oh, No! (Peter Schilling) Tom Baier puffs his way over the hurdles to a new school record. Frank Baier crosses the finish line. 122 Aces Of The Court The R.B.C. Boy's Tennis Team optimistically awaited its first venture into Shore Conference play. With the loss of some perennially powerful opponents and the addition of more equally talented teams, Coach Arcomano eyed an im- proved season based on the new schedule and the return of past letter winners. Returning at singles from last year's team were Scott Sugarman and Tom Meade. Return- ing doubles players included Brian Schweers, Paul Herdman, and Fran Decker, all three very capable challengers for this year's single slots. It was the first opportunity for the Shore Con- ference Class B North to get a close look at the R.B.C. Tennis Team. As expected, the Casey racketeers turned out to be a powerful new- comer on the block. The new kid on the block. (Paul Herdman) Fran Decker is all so cool. 123 Coach Drew Arcomano Oops, I missed. (Joe D'Esposito) Girls' Track The Caseyettes were in no way tired out from their season of indoor track. Once the warm weather began, the 1981 Girls' Outdoor Track Team continued its tremendous efforts under the supervision of Head Coach Mark Bradley, and succeeded in keeping up the Casey tradition of spirit and dedication. 124 Swinging Into Golf Prospects for a great season loomed ahead for this year's golf team based on the return of some experienced lettermen and able substitutes. The nucleus was there, the potential was tremendous, and the expectations were fulfilled. There was every reason to believe that this team would tee off to be RBC's greatest contin- gent ever. The team captured many a tournament, exhibiting their great ability on the golf course. Returning Head Coach Bob McCue relied heavily on Bob McGowan, Tim McCabe, and Doug Flannery who showed that they were more than able to handle most of their opponents in dual competition. Front Row: Coach McCue, ). Woods, K. McCarthy, T. McCabe. Second Row: D. Flannery, H. Ryan, K. Debbs. Back Row: D. Toohey, M. Heagney, M. Celli, R. Caro- selli. 125 Mighty Caseys At The Bat March 2, the first day of tryouts, began the sec- ond season of a Red Bank Catholic Girls' Softball Team. Coach Carol Kulawiec provided a great deal of encouragement and enthusiasm which helped the girls display the true Casey spirit and determi- nation both on and off the field. The team's schedule consisted of approximately three games a week with practice on non-game days. The softball team joined the fall and winter athletic teams as a competitor in B North Shore Conference play. Front Row: E. Rilley, F. Allegra, S. Canepa, K.Kane, D. Sheehan, K. Crawford, M. Debbs. Back Row: Coach C. Kulaweick, M. Mongolo, M. Smith, K. Raike, A. Kretowitz, T. Fodale, J. Ferenzi, K. Gorman. Girls' Softball Caseys On Deck The 1980-81 Baseball season was a successful one for Red Bank Catholic. Rookie Coach Pat McGann looked for- ward to the many returning letterman whose hustle, pride, and desire made R.B.C s debut in the Shore Conference a very competitive one. ■■ Mike Minear Gary Raike Ray Ashkenis 127 (phepe are places I ll remfiber JH1 iij Uje, though sow h changed , some .. Offlehaife done and some remain... 128 Maria Garcia encourages the football team to Fire Up! Sally Morris decorates the halls for the big pep rally. The crowds at the Thanksgiving foot- ball game know, without a doubt, that the Caseys are No. 1, hands up! 130 Casey Spirit — Catch It! Take a walk through the halls of R.B.C. The sounds of laughter, happi- ness, and love prevade throughout. This atmosphere is the Casey spirit. Anyone who has any connection with the Ca- seys are touched by it. The Casey spirit abounds in many ways. It is shown through the green and gold streamers hung around the halls before a pep rally. It is shown by the rowdie crowds at any scholastic event. This year it is also shown by the the waving of the gigantic green and gold hands used as a fund raiser. Casey people are unique. They all beat with the excitement of their spirit of green and gold — catch it! When it's right, you know it! 131 Pat Cottell and a Casey mascot catch that spirit. Caseys will triumph! (Margaret Vinci). Football Cheerleaders The football cheerleaders, under the guidance of Miss Kulawiec, help lead the fans in cheers of encourage- ment and enthusiasm. '-v -«v v ig Varsity: Captains D. Giegerich, and N. Herchakowski. Second Row: A. Palacio. M. Garcia, D. Sciortino. Third Row: B. Kinsella, J. Kane, T. England, L. Monto, B. Kearsley. Back: J. Sterner, C. Amdur. J.V. Front: Captains P. Brynes and K. Menna. Second Row: S. Greco, D. Gross, L. Whalen, C. Connelly. Third Row: S. Wolfe, G. Albano, F. Sior- tino, V. Profaci,. Back: D. Small, G. Tomaino, G. Gross Frosh: Front: Laruen Ricci, Lauren Kelly, Missy Kelly, Jill Slaza Second Row: Tricia Caragano, Joann Screen, Rachel Danish Third Row: M. McGann, L. DeAngelis Back Row: Denise Watson 132 Baton Twirlers The sparklers of the support units are the baton twirlers. Under the moderation of Mrs. Trzepacz, the twirlers left their audience filled with awe at the daring tosses and flourishes of the baton. Specialty Twirler: Margaret Vinci 133 Front: M. Hilton, G. Benedetto, A. Coskey, M. Vinci, T. Gribben, L. Persiponka, S. Ballehr. Back: S. Conte, M. Muldaur, A. Fournier, F. Alexander, V. Tooze, M. DeLucia. Flag Twirlers The small-flag twirlers, under the guidance of Mrs. Trezpacz, send thrills through the crowds with their expert waves of their green and gold flags. Big-flag Twirlers, also under Mrs. Trzepacz, en- sure that the green and gold banners rule the field. Small-Flag Twirlers: Front: Captains B. Hoffman, B. Gaual and C. Schmidt. Back: D. Gerard, L. Lewis, B. Lovak, A. La Rosa, K. McKeon, A. Hoffman, K. San Antonio, R. De Rosa, L. Siciliano, C. Varady. 134 Big-Flag Twirlers: Front: M. Mahoney, C. Cronin, C. Galetti, R. DeCesaree, A. Conte, A. Kline, J. Palmisano, L. Muller, A. Williams, M. Bertolami, T. Cardone, E. Ferraro. Color Guard and Majorette The color guard, with its green and gold colors, always announced the arrival and presence of the mighty Caseys. Majorette Lisa Largey led the band in their medleys of inspiration to victory. Majorette Lisa Largey 135 Color Guard: T. Stansfieid, M. McMichael, S. Guinee, V. Flood, J. Abbatiello, J. Tober, and M. Johnson Language Clubs French Club Front: M. Gillen, M. Walton, A. Mallon. Second Row: D. Edelkraut, L. Flesse, D. Kissell, J. Klaver. Third Row: L. Shippley, K. Soos, FH. Sullivan, M. Porcelli, D. Testa, N. Clarke, G. Abbatiello. K. McKeon. Fourth Row: D. Edelkraut, C. Grabler, K. Kuchinski, S. Guinee, K. Klohn, J. Scott, M. Devine, FI. Flagarty, K. Crunkleton. Fifth Row: K. Guinee, M. Dennis, D. Li, A. Schissler, C. FHarasty, M. Ryan, C. Phillips, L. DeCerce, M. Quirk, B. Her. Back: C. Burgoyne, J. Posnick, C. Amdur, K. Kane, A. Williams, A. Gonzalez, M. Croake, D. Lynch. 136 German Club Latin Club The clubs based on foreign languages involve much more than just the language. The French Club of Madame Ford takes many field trips to diverse places such as New York for a Broadway show and din- ner. This exciting club enjoys numerous parties whose themes are tied to France in some way. The Latin Club explores the history and development of their language and studies the customs of countries whose base lan- guage is Latin. The German Club celebrates holidays and events in tradition- al German style. German Club Front: J. Tober, M. Wilson Back: J. Abel, K. Konish, E. An- tonelli. 137 Latin Club Front: S. Conte, S. Boss, M. Hartnett, J. Jaeschke, J. McGowan, P. Redmond, M. McHale, R. Bond Back: M. Bertolami, M. Debbs, P. Culos, S. Provan, J. Ivone, C. Torrello, R. Danish, N. Tam. Math, Science Fiction, and BRIM clubs The Math, BRIM and Science Fiction clubs offer a little bit of fun for every- one. BRIM, headed by Sr. Wendelin, de- bates scientific issues with moral impli- cations that are currently in the news. The Math club led by Miss Jordan of- fers interested students a chance to en- joy the complexities of the subject. Science Fiction is a delightful way for students to enjoy fact and fantasy. Math: Front: D. Brooks, L. Her, E. Meade, E. Muldowney, J. Viani Back: J. Manuli, D. Abbes, S. Kinney, K. Crawford, M. Gilligan. Science Fiction; Front: T. O'Dwyer, L. Lewis, M. O'Dwyer Back: C. Meola, J. Scott, L. Shipley, S. Rice BRIM Front: B. Nelson, L. DeCerce, K. Crunkleton, L. Miceli Second Row: M. Quirk, T. Thompson, S. Sugarman, H. Norman Third Row: E. Antonelli, T. Mahon, M. Picco, S. Santello Back: M. Wilson. J. Sestito 138 Bowling For those who have enjoyed the out of school gym classes of Ice Hockey and Bowling, there are now clubs provided to channel this enthusiasm. These are not only social clubs but good clubs that present a physical outlet for each student. Bowling: Front: L. Miceli, J. Maione, V. Madrigal Second Row: L. Casey, S. Meeker, C. Boucher, J. Palmisano, K. Crawford Third Row: M. Michaels, K. Emmons, T. Aliotta, M. Cryson, M. Gryson Back: M. Keenan, A. Fournier, M. Schnabolk, C. Phillips, K. Rupy . Ice Hockey 139 Freshmen Ski Club Members Ski Club 140 Sophomore Ski Club Members Junior Ski Club Members Like clock-work, as the winter season begins, the skiers take to those mountains. This trend is no different at R.B.C., for our ski club is the most popular in the school. The ski club, moderated by Mrs. Siegel, enjoyed many trips to exotic resorts such as Smuggler's Notch and Hunter Mountain. The only prerequisites for this club are an enthusiasm for playing in the snow and a love for the slopes. These guarantee fun for all. 141 Senior Ski Club Members Intramural Volleyball Dungeons And Dragons Dungeons and Dragons; Front Row: J. Amarilla, S. D. Battiste, S. Riley, C. Lyndarkis. Second Row: T. Klohn, T. Walsh, M. Heagney, P. Adcock. Back Row: M. Lewis, D. Light, M. Conte, L. Sigman. 142 Folk Group A new group originated this year under the guidance of Miss Blasi. The folk group gathered to sing and play folksongs. Often the school heard the fruits of their labor; this group frequently sang at assemblies, meetings, and school masses. Our Forensic team has always enjoyed celebrat- ed and honored seasons. This year proved to be no exception. Though the team does not always tri- umph, their successes far exceed their failures. Miss Sheredas has shown how helpful a supportive moderator is to the success of the club. Folk Group: Front: C. Carter, E. Colando, M. Brasson Second Row: L. Shipley, J. Kane, K. Kretowicz Third Row: M. Vinci, A. Wagar, M. Brandon, M. O'Keefe, D. Brooks, A. Henderson. Back: C. Meola, G. Ryan. Forensics Front: M. Wyzga, T. Landolfi, A. Ciesla, T. Bakos, M. Gans. Second Row: V. Gans, A. O'Dwyer, E. Villa, C. Malley, L. Ahern. Back: M. Tivernan,|M. Porcelli, T. Mahon, C. Hollen, B. Hannon, K. Walsh, L. Enright 143 Meteorology and Opera Clubs The Metropolitan Opera Guild visited the cultural settings of the opera and learned to distinguish the talented opera singers from the less talented opera singers through experience. Many trips were planned, to the delight of all. The Meteorology club of R.B.C. studied the heav- ens in order to explain natural phenomena. Their observations were vital to predicting weather changes, and more importantly, snow days! Metropolitan Opera Guild: Front: V. Madrigal, D. Procopio, M. Brasson, L. DeCerce Back: J. Klaver, J. Ruddy, K. Crunkleton Meteorology Club: Front: S. Conklin, M. Guinnessey, R. Guinnessey Second Row: B. Baier, S. Clarke Back: P. Breiter, M. McGrath 144 Art and Red Heads One does not have to be Pablo Pi- casso to be a member of the R.B.C. Art Club. All that is required is an appreciation of art. Under the direc- tion of Mrs. Kennedy, the art club spends many free moments trying out new artistic mediums and tech- niques. The Art Club provides op- portunities for the more artistic members of R.B.C. to develop their interests. Red ink, red sweaters, and red hair aren't necessary for membership in the Red Head Club, but they do help. The popular Red Head Club plans many days in honor of the color red. They succeed in keeping their flam- ing glory as popular as ever. Left: The Art Club Below: The Red Head Club 145 Council Success within a school depends upon communication between administration and students. Realizing this, the Student Council proposed that its first goal should be bridging this gap. As always, the Casey's Student Council succeeded with flying colors. Heading the executive board of the Stu- dent Council was Corey Amdur, an active and capable president. Her vice-president was Felicia Campanella. Secretary was Jill Posnick and Activities Chairperson was Jacqueline Sterner. Under the moderation of Miss Kelly, the executive board headed activities, fund raisers, and assemblies that involved the whole school. With the help of class level officers and the Student Council Committee, the group launched many projects. They danced with elderly people at the nursing home, fought for privileges of the stu- dents, and initiated our school's first blood donor day. Our student government suc- ceeded in their goals to unite administra- tion and students. Executive Board Front: F. Campanella (vice-president), C. Amdur (president). Back: J. Sterner (activities chairperson), J. Posnick (secretary). Seniors Front: L. Hesse (president). Back: D. Edelkraut (activities chairperson), T. Flanagan (vice-president). Juniors Front: M. Kenney (president), B. Nelson (vice-president). Back: K. Cuneo (activities chairperson). 146 Sophomores Front: M. Bertolami (president), L. Malone (vice-president). Back: M. Alter (activities chairperson). Freshman Front: K. Capell (vice-president), B. Hannon (activities chair- person). Back: P. Vinci (president). Committee Front: B. Lang, C. Meola Second Row: P. Byrnes, M. Gillen, K. Ferron, K. Edmonds, C. Harasty. Back: B. Kinsella. 147 Homeroom Presidents A smaller division of the student government is the divi- sion of homeroom presidents. The elected class represen- tatives relayed the information gathered at class meetings and kept individual homerooms in touch with the heart of the school. Often they headed activities of their home- rooms. Juniors Front: D. Collins, K. Flaherty, A. Schissler, M. O'Hara. Back: M. Rodden, M. Giles, R. Mangold, M. Lutschaunig, J. Abel. Sophomores Front: K. Raike, G. Gross. Second Row: J. Squeo, A. Ryan, L. Her. Back: S. Light, F. Baier. Seniors Front: T. Vaiti, A. Regan. Back: S. Meeker, M. Bergin, D. Horohoe, D. DeFelice. Freshmen Front: C. Rubin, M. McGann. Second Row: P. Horohoe, P. King, S. Giallourakis. Back: J. Szlasa, T. Bakos, A. Byrnes. 148 National Honor Society Grades, Grit, Guidance, and Goodness are the four G's necessary in a National Honor Society member (translated into high academics, service, leadership, and character). The induction of a new member is selective and highly competitive; yet, this year, more than forty NHS members were admitted. The NHS is an active organization with its many services for the community. Members gave their time to other students as tutors, to the elderly during Christmas season, and to the guidance office as ushers for College Night. Under the direction of moderator Mrs. Bliss, with the help of the club's officers, the NHS demonstrated that enjoyment is compatible with the honor. Parties and field trips were planned to the enthusiasm of all members. Front: M. Nguyen, S. Torregrossa, D. Edelkraut, M. Accardi, M. Fitzgerald, K. Grabler. Second Row: S. Serenska, M. Porcelli, C. Harasty, K. Guinee, B. Kinsella, P. Byrnes, D. Trunzo. Third Row: M. Ryan, L. McConnell, L. Siciliano, K. Klohn, D. Giegerich, A. Clabby, F. Campanella, C. Amdur, J. Posnick, N. Tam. Back: J. Clancy, K. Crunkleton, L. Hesse, M. DeMonte, N. Herchakowski, P. Connolly, B. Bauer, R. Madigan. 149 Homecoming Queen Thanksgiving Day, 1980, was a special day for many peo- ple associated with RBC. Many past graduates returned to once again share in the Casey Spirit. Our football team won a resounding victory over Rumson-Fair Haven on that clear crisp day, and a girl's dream came true. Three girls, Donnalyn Giegerich, Patricia Joy, and Lisa Largey had been chosen by their classmates as top candi- dates for Homecoming Queen. When the final votes were counted, it was announced that Lisa Largey was RBC's queen for those special homecoming days. The King was Brian Schweers. Lisa Largey and her escort, Chip Thackara, radiant and regal. 150 Finalists Donnalyn Giegerich, Tricia Joy, and Lisa Largey with their escorts. Band Music is an important part of the Casey Spirit. Nothing can inspire the crowds more than a drumbeat and the sight of green and gold on the field. The band's new coordinator, Miss Meyer, led the en- tire band with order and creativity. The band donned new uniforms ob- tained through fund raisers. Through the participation of all its members, the band was a musical success. Talented musicians lead the crowds in song. ''ixititmrg 15’ 111 1 fi Front: L. Largey, K. Maris, M. Knipper, T. Havard, J. DeLucia, J. Varady, L. Shipley, M. Lewis, E. Paraskevas, L. Gudicello, M. Hall, J. Scott, D. Homa, R. Miesmer, T. Landolphi. Second Row: L. Boyle, R. Gedrys, K. Soos, D. Homa, T. Klein, F. McLaughlin, M. Fitzgerald, S. Manrell, T. Throckmorton, R. Wernik, K. Walsh, M. Mansfield, C. Paraskevas, Miss Meyer. Back: P. Kelly, B. Klohn, J. Campbell, M. Garrison, T. Benson, A. Rimmele, E. Throckmorton, P. Edmonds, M. Kedersha, M. Lewis, K. Edmonds, R. Anschundia. 151 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS The 1980-1981 basketball cheerlead- ing squads practiced their routines to perfection. Under the experienced discipline of Mrs. Trezpacz, the cheerleaders led packed bleachers in cheers of enthusiasm and spirit. Their acrobatic feats never ceased to thrill and delight the audience. Their dedi- cation really payed off; the basketball team had a successful season. J.V. Cheerleaders — Front: M. Alter, V. Profaci. Second Row: M. Giles, G. Gross (captain), L. Gudicello, C. MacLaughlin (captain), G. Benedetto. Back: R. Renzo, C. Ministri, M. Ashkenis. Varsity Cheerleaders — Front: Captains C. Amdur, M. Bodner. Second Row: A. Schissler, C. Navin, N. Her- chakowski, L. Monto. Back: F. Alexander, C. Connelly, M. Copperthwaite, C. Anderson, K. Crotty, C. Berth. 152 CHRISTMAS: A TIME OF GOOD WILL Christmastime, 1980, found the student body filled with overflowing measures of goodwill and old-fashioned cheer. The Student Council and the National Honor Soci- ety took turns visiting homes of the elderly, passing out presents, and singing traditional carols. Through the ef- forts of these two clubs, many, many people experienced the joy of being remembered and loved. The Drama Club put on an interpretation of Dickens' classic, A Christmas Carol. This play helped many of us to remember that the spirit of Christmas is in giving, not receiving. Seniors paraded through the hallways filling the rooms with harmonious tunes as Jingle Bells, and The First Noel. They brought the spirit of Christmas to the classes. Santa Claus and his elves, ready to spread some cheer. Christmas makes everyone feel good inside and full of friendship. 153 Michael Gans as Scrooge: Charity at Christmas? Bah Humbug!' NS 0°r} 154 155 Emerald Editors: Front: A. Clabby (Girls' Sports), K. Guinee (Editor- in-Chief) D. Edelkraut (Asst. Editor-in-Chief), S. Torregrossa (Finance). Second Row: M. Ryan (Boys' Sports), M. Nguyen (Art), M. Accardi (Activities Asst.), M. Fitzgerald (Activities), B. Her (Curriculum Asst.). Third Row: L. DeCerce (Freshmen), L. McConnell (Girls' Sports Asst.), K. Crunkleton (Underclassmen and Juniors), M. Robinson (Art Asst.), D. Trunzo (Senior Asst.), S. Serenska (Finance). Back: P. D'Esposito (Photography), J. Clancy (Photography). Missing: L. Readie (Seniors), D. Cramer (Curriculum), D. Edelkraut (Sophomores), T. Baier (Boys' Sports Asst.), C. Burgoyne (Typing). Emerald: A Book of the Present, Past, and Future A yearbook is a record of events, places, and faces which are so important to people. The 1980-1981 Emerald is no different. Here is the log of a school year, a year filled with special moments, never-ceasing spirit, and familiar people. The Emerald attempts to capture the memories that each student will one day pack up and treasure. The editors and staff strove to create the best yearbook they could. With the help of the chief editors, Kathleen Guinee and Debbie Edelkraut, and the patience of the mod- erator, Miss Nancy Castner, their goal was realized. The end- less hours of rushing to meet deadlines, panic about late pictures, and rewriting copy were forgotten once the pride of a job well done was felt by all. Everybody Has A dream, the theme of the 1980-1981 Emerald, became the slogan of the yearbook staff. They kept their dream of a special yearbook in sight as they aspired to this goal. 156 Emerald staff takes time out from their hectic schedule to ham it up. Right: Moderator, Miss Castner, is overwhelmed by the numerous tasks involved with producing a yearbook. Emerald Staff: Front: C. Popola, A. Palacio, L. Hesse, D. Testa, L. Wotycha, B. Kinsella, P. Byrnes, C. Fontanella, J. Manuli. Second Row: C. Am- dur, M. Gadenz, B. Pontone, M. Kenney, H. Sullivan, A. LaRosa, M. Hall, G. Benedetto, M. Porcelli, L. Sollocito. Back: F. Campanella, M. DeMonte, M. Hartnett, B. Baier, B. Morris, K. Webb, K. Edmonds, M. Smith, A. Williams, B. Lillvik, N. Landolfi, R. Madigan. Audio Visual Camping Clubs The A.V. Club, under the direction of Mr. Marley, is in charge of slide, movie, and overhead projectors, record players, tape recorders, and other mechanical aids. Often a member of the club may be seen rescu- ing a distressed teacher from technical difficulties. A new club at R.B.C., the Camping Club, intro- duces interested students to the great outdoors. The club plans overnight outings and day hikes. This new club is a welcome addition to the family of Casey interests. A.V. Club: Front: F. Kovalski, J. Bantin. Back: Mr. Marley, J. Bambrick, P. Curtiss. 158 CAMPING CLUB Red Bank Catholic has always been respected and admired by the community for their outstanding play productions. With the addition of the Drama Club to R.B.C., this year's productions proved to be no exception to the rule. Under the direction of Mr. Piccuirro, the R.B.C. Drama Club was responsible for the winter production of A Christmas Carol, and the spring production of Kiss Me Kate. The club mem- bers spent long hours after school in pre and post-produc- tion plans. The Plays at Red Bank Catholic are not the only accomplishments of the Drama Club. The club serves to channel the creativity and talents of the R.B.C. community. Drama Club Front: K. Edmonds, M. Bremekamp, J. Kleissler, M. Vitalo, S. Torregrossa, D. Marotta, S.Bondon, K. Elvin, L. Rancatore, M. McMurray, A. Grant. Second: M. Fox, D. Keebler, B. Haley, P. King, K. Hollywood, D. DeSocio, A. Tracy, M. Joly, A. Naimoli. Back: D. Hollen, M. Gillen, L. Bakos, I. Lockwood, S. Walsack, E. Throckmorton, R Paul, N. Nimon, E. Torregrossa, M. Garrison, V. Gans. 159 Chorus: The Songbirds of Musical talent abounds at Red Bank Catholic. In order to take full advantage of the students' abilities, the administration provides many creative outlets. One of the most popular is chorus. This class, taught by Miss Meyer and Miss Blasi, helped each member develop a sense of music and rhythm through the use of classical and modern music. Drills were practiced to perfection. Throughout the year, the class used its talents to delight audiences with songs in plays and concerts. Red Bank Catholic Chorus: Front: N. Tanga, A. Portuendo, D. Marrotta, W. Ryan, K. Corcoran, V. Gans, L. Varrichio. Second Row: P. McCaulith, C. Amdur, H. Norman, L. Wotycha, A. Wood, S. Torregrosa, A. Clabby, P. Byrnes, D. Trunzo, C. Paraskevas, M. McMurray. Third Row: G. Gavallas, C. Carter, M. Gryson, T. Scotti, M. Gans, E. Wengler, E. Ahern, A. Henderson. Back: Miss Meyer, M. Cullen, B. Westbrock, E. Karg, S. Laney, I. Lockwood, I. Zeik, M. O'Keefe, E. Throckmorton, Lisa Parenty, Kathy LeRoux, Miss Blasi. 160 Senior Chorus members practice to the accompaniment of Miss Blasi. Chorus at Work 161 Everyone loves a song! Stagecraft: Behind the Scenes A twist to the old proverb Behind every successful man, there stands a woman , could be: Behind every successful Red Bank Catholic production, there stands a dynamic stage- craft crew. These unsung stars of the Stagecraft Club cut, nail, paint, and decorate the scenery for the stage productions. Throughout the plays, concerts, and scenes, the stagecraft crew changes the scenery, adjusts the lights, or sets the stage in order. Without their creative talents, the stars could not shine so brightly. Tom Scotti, director of the set, performing superhuman feats on the stage. 162 ■Mr Maria Gillen and Ed Throckmorton starred in the musical comedy Kiss Me Kate. THE MAIN INGREDIENT: STUDENTS Red Bank Catholic's success depends on its students. Whether the project is a play, a contest, a fund raiser, or a buffet, it is up to the student body to make it successful. Cooperation, responsibility, and en- thusiasm are some of the ingredients that these students possess, and thanks to them, RBC is a nicer place to be. 163 Willy Ryan and Brian Schweers in Kiss Me Kate KISS ME KATE, A MUSICAL COMEDY The annual spring play has long been a tradition for Red Bank Catholic. This year's play, Kiss Me Kate, proved to be as overwhelming a success as past plays. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Piccuiero, the student cast skillfully performed Cole Porter's modern version of The Taming of the Shrew by Shakespeare. The Stars of the play were the actors, actresses, direc- tors, and supervisors. Miss Meyer directed the orchestra while Miss Blasi supervised costumes and dance. Tom Scotti and Rich Madigan designed the set and scenery, and Pat Connolly was in charge of lighting. Kate refuses to let Petruchio have any support. Ed Throckmorton (Pertuchio) carries Maria Gillen (Kate) off to teach her to be a wife. Petruchio and dancer choreographer Tracy England dance flawlessly. 164 Cast of Kiss Me Kate Indomitable Kate glares at Petruchio: I hate men! Gangsters Willie Ryan and Brian Schweers tell Petruchio about the I.O.U. Kate is disgusted with the gangsters' news. 165 ssai ' .V,- - .• , • • : .•:■''■. ■• V.- '- .' . • immm va f m m m m mm ■ mm M ; : • ; - • . • ' INTRODUCING OUR NEW ADMINISTRATION Monsignor Frederick A. Valentino Director Sister Mary McAuley Principal The students and faculty of Red Bank Catholic High School are very fortunate to be under the direction of a superior administration. Sister McAuley's first year as principal has been a testament to her leadership abilities. Her intelligence, her keen ability to get to the heart of matters, and her rapport with the students and with the Red Bank Catholic staff have promoted a superior degree of learning. Vice-Principal Sister Coreli- ta's charm and wit contribute to a re- laxed atmosphere, one necessary to educational development. Mr. Christopher, Administrative Assis- tant in charge of discipline, has helped our new administration to carry on a rich tradition of excellence at R.B.C. v • Get a good shot of my profile! (Sr. Corelita) Mr. Paul Christopher Administrative Assistant Sister Mary Corelita Vice-Principal Mrs. McMahon and Sr. McAuley begin each day with a sunny smile. 169 BUSINESS OFFICE Mrs. Audrey McMahon Mrs. Carol Ryan Office Manager Secretary J . y Mrs. Libby Holmes Secretary In any large institution, problems are apt to arise in such areas as paperwork, account-keeping, and appoint- ment-scheduling. These could prove incapacitating if incorrectly handled. Red Bank Catholic is no exception. However, the minds of its staff and students are set at ease by the reassuringly efficient manner in which the Business Office employees deal with any occasional complications. The skill and competence of these amiable ladies keep R.B.C. running smoothly every day of the year. 170 Mrs. Julia Kinslow Registrar Mrs. Pauline Gladis Teacher Substitute Mrs. Laurice Fitzgerald Cashier STUDENT BEHAVIOR Mrs. Eleanor McAllister Secretary Mrs. Mary Byrnes Attendance Officer Discipline is a very important part of R.B.C s effort to help each student develop. Mr. Christopher, Mrs. Byrnes, and Mrs. McAllister work to- gether as a team to enforce the rules and regulations the students must abide by each day. The department keeps an open mind and remains ob- jective when the students have com- plaints or suggestions. This give-and- take attitude, practiced throughout the school, is one of the enduring traditions that help Red Bank Catho- lic maintain its standard of excel- lence. 171 You did what? (Mr. Christopher) STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES Mrs. Mary Walton Mr. Bryan Fennelly Directress Counselor Counselor 172 Mr. Elwood Malick Counselor Mrs. Ellen Kenny Counselor Mrs. Mary Flannery Secretary Mrs. Flannery and Mrs. Walton approach the end of another long day. Along with helping students through the transitions in their lives, the R.B.C. Guidance Department has gone through some changes of its own. The department, still under the skillful di- rection of Mrs. Mary Walton, has bene- fited from the talents of its two newest members, Mr. Bryan Fennelly and Mrs. Ellen Kenny, as well as from the abilities of seasoned veteran Elwood Malick. Thanks to the services of its very effi- cient secretary, Mrs. Mary Flannery, the entire department continues to oper- ate smoothly. 173 Mr. Malick on the Red phone. LIBRARY Sister Gertrude McDonnell Directress Sister Mary Norbert Library Aide Mrs. Eileen Kroll Library Aide Upon entering the Red Bank Catholic Library, members of the student body and faculty meet with the reassuring friendliness of Sr. Gertrude and the rest of the library staff. After signing in, one can study, do research, or simply browse through rooms full of the world's greatest literary works. This integral part of R.B.C. serves to aid each and every student in his or her pursuit of academic achievement. Mrs. Carol Novak Secretary Speak no evil, see no evil, hear no evil. (Marisa Lutschaunig, Kara O'Brian, and Yvette Zeik) 174 ART AND MUSIC Mrs. Marguerite Siegel Art, Photography The Music Department is one of the school's greatest assets. Each year many hours of dedicated practice culminate in several outstanding productions. The chorus and band also add that special Casey touch to assemblies and athletic events. Mrs. Joan Kennedy Department Chairperson Miss Diane Meyer Music Each year Mrs. Kennedy's Art Depart- ment encourages a crop of budding Rembrandts. The department's primary function is to help students realize their full creative potential. The beauty and originality of the resulting artwork gives reassurance each year of the merit of R.B.C.'s art program. 175 ENGLISH IS COMING! Mr. Joseph Hintelmann Mrs. Fran Casadante Dept. Chairperson Channels of Communication Shakespeare Major British Writers Mrs. Dorothy Senerchia American Literature Freshman Advisor Mrs. Carolyn Bliss AP English Major British Writers Teacher Cadet English 1 Miss Nancy Castner English 1 Social Justice Mr. Michael Piccuirro English 1 Humanities American Literature 176 ENGLISH IS COMING! a Mrs. Sara Overby American Literature Miss Mary Holahan Modern British Writers Major British Writers Visions in Literature Miss Denise McMahon Reading 1, 2, 3, and 4 Ho hum. Another day, another dol- lar. (Miss Holahan) RBC recognizes the fact that stu- dents come from varying back- grounds yet must be prepared to function efficiently in the society which surrounds them. With this in mind, the English Department, under the expert guidance of Mr. Joseph Hintelmann aims toward furnishing RBC pupils with skill and proficiency in the use of English. Miss Jean Sheredos Major Biritsh Writers English 1 Miss Mary Carmody English 1, SAT English Culture and Communications Freshman Advisor 177 See the pretty picture, gentlemen? (Miss Blasi) 178 RBC'S COSMOPOLITAN SECTOR Miss Cynthia Kamerman Spanish 1, Freshman Advisor Mr. Patrick Farmer Spanish 1 and 2 Freshman Advisor £ soissr v Mrs. Dorothy Ford Dept. Chairperson French 2, 3, 4 Mr. Walter Cichy Spanish 2, 3, 4 Freshman Advisor Miss Virginia Blasi Latin 1 and 2 Humanities (Music Area) Chorus Mrs. Elizabeth Galluscio French 1 and 2 Mrs. Libby Vona Spanish In this age, of a world with boundaries ever shrinking due to technological advances, it is very likely that it will be necessary for us to communicate in a language other than our own. With this in mind, the linguistic teachers of RBC instruct their students in French, German, Latin, and Spanish. Through after school language clubs, students can become familiarized with European customs and lifestyles. 179 Is this pose all right, daaahling? (Mrs. Dorothy Ford Anne Cole) SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Mr. Paul Santasieri Introduction to Psychology U.S. History Mr. Thomas Hintelmann U.S. History Mr. Robert Costa U.S. History, World Studies Excuse me, could you please get down from there. (Mr. Santasieri) 180 CHALLENGES STUDENTS Mr. John Rafter Mr. Ed Jones Current Events U.S. History U.S. History Miss Kathleen Walsh Introduction to Psychology Social Psychology The main objective of Red Bank Catholic's Social Studies Department is to help students become intelligent, critical thinkers. The Social Studies Department offers a variety of courses such as U.S. History, Current Events, World Studies, AP History, Psychology, and Sociology. As students participate in these courses they are exposed to the various lifestyles of other people and their governments. 181 Mr. S. Chaperoning his first RBC Dance. THE FUTURE BUSINESS PEOPLE OF OUR WORLD Miss Sullivan explains the basic concepts of the Business Department on Parents' Night. Mr. Joseph Kristofik Typing I Mrs. Marcella Oliva Department Aide 182 Mrs. Marie Connell Dept. Chairperson Stenography Typing 2, Accounting 1 and 2 Miss Sharon Sullivan College Prep Accounting Consumer Education Personal Typing, Police Science Criminal Law, Freshman Advisor It might help if you turned on the typewriter, Linda. (Linda DeNi- gris and Mrs. Oliva) The goal of the Business Department is to provide RBC students with general business knowledge. In addition to serving vocational needs, the department is also geared to helping students further their skills by offering courses in Typing, Accounting, Criminal Law, and Shorthand. The Red Bank Catholic Business Depart- ment prepares its students for the future by providing them with a firm foundation in the basic business skills which will be useful to them in any occupation. 183 RBC'S NUMBER MASTERS Miss Carol Jordan Dept. Chairperson, Geometry Freshman Advisor Mrs. Mary White Algebra 1 and 2 Miss Karen McGaheran Algebra 2, Analysis Probability and Statistics Trigonometry Mrs. Jean Klem Geometry, Algebra 2 Trigonometry Sister Mary Andrew Geometry Miss Patricia Vicari Geometry, Honors Algebra 1 Mrs. Angelina Wall Algebra 2, AP Math Algebra 2 and Trigonometry Calculus Mrs. Patricia Rise Computer Appreciation Computer Programming SAT Math, Trigonometry Probability and Statistics This year the Mathematics Depart- ment has undergone a major alteration. Due to Sister Mary McAuley's promo- tion to principal at RBC, Miss Carol Jor- dan has now taken on the responsibil- ities of Department Chairperson. Miss Jordan has successfully kept alive the traditions set by Sister McAuley, and Red Bank Catholic's Mathematics Department has remained as outstand- ing as it was in the past. While preparing students for various careers, RBC's Math Classes also give them the ability to apply math to their daily lives through courses like Prob- ability and Statistics and Computer Pro- gramming. 185 THE MANY BRANCHES Sr. Mary Wendelin Human Physiology, Basic Biology A.P. Biology Mrs. Barbara Golden BSCS, Biology Patterns Processes of Science Mr. Robert Goss Physical Science Unified Science 186 Miss Kulawiec prepares herself for Parents' Night. OF SCIENCE Mr. Drew Arcomano Environmental Science Physics Mrs. Debra Bechtel Chemistry Honors Chemistry Miss Carol Kulawiec Biology Unified Science Show and Tell Time! (Sr. Wendelin) Under the skillful guidance of De- partment Chairperson Sister Wendelin, the Science Department has once again provided a strong and interesting vari- ety of courses. Freshmen receive prep- aration in general and physical sciences. Sophomore students take Biology, their first experience in lab with often unex- pected results! Juniors and Seniors are offered Chemistry and Human Physio- logy. Seniors who are capable may choose Physics and or AP Biology with lab periods at Riverview Hospital. You can come up with a better one than that, Corey Amdur. (Mr. Arcomano) 187 Mr. John Soviero Freshman Advisor, Christian Living Department Chairperson Miss Joan Kelly Foundations of Catholicism Student Council Advisor Mr. Patrick McCann Scripture Mr. James Marley Foundations of Catholicism A-V Equipment Manager Mr. Thomas Giordano Schedule Coordinater Social Justice, Intro to Psychology 188 THE SPIRITUAL BACKBONE OF RBC Mr. McGann Mr. Soviero hamming it up in the Faculty Lounge. Mr. Mark Bradley Christian Living Track and Cross Country Father Francis McGrath Scripture One of the most distinguishing characteristics of our school is the Religion Department because it sets us apart from other schools in our community. The predominant force behind it is the Department Chairperson, Mr. John Soviero. He, along with his accomplished colleagues, plays a major role in shaping the characters, beliefs, and values of the student body. The curriculum helps to mold the students into well rounded indi- viduals with a deep concern for humanity. Put youf hands on your head, do the Hokey — pokey and turn yourself about! (Mr. Giordano) 189 RBC DEVELOPS THE BODY Mr. John Mautner Dept. Chairperson Physical Education Mr. James Wilbur Physical Education Mr. Hugh Casey Physical Education Miss Kim Canepa Ms. Lynn Dooley Mrs. Kathleen Kelly Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education The aim of the Physical Education Department is to make students realize the importance of living physically fit, and to help them learn to work with others as a team. It also provides a welcome change from academics. The emphasis is on exercise and enjoyment. This year has seen the return of the successful daily physical fitness courses and of the popular Monday morning sports programs. 190 .. AND HELPS MAINTAIN IT Health Education Department The healthy looking appearances of Red Bank Catholic's students is largely due to the influence of Mrs. Evelyn Russo, Chair- person of the Health Education Depart- ment. This diminutive yet dynamic indi- vidual masterfully instructs her pupils in the best methods of achieving good health through self-care. She also endeavors to make safe drivers of RBC students in her Driver Education course. Mrs. Evelyn Russo Department Chairperson Driver Education Health Education Medical Services The health of anyone attending Red Bank Catholic is in the capable hands of Nurse Elizabeth Moss. This firm believer in the old maxim of a sound mind in a healthy body, is constantly on the alert to treat or prevent any physical ailments of the high school students. Mrs. Elizabeth Moss School Nurse LUNCH! Mrs. Tomney Mrs. Meeker Mrs. Kemble If not for the expert management of Mrs. Barbara Tomney and her staff, the Red Bank Catholic St. James cafeteria would be the scene of complete and utter chaos. They see to it that tasty, nutritious food is available to the students and teach- ers of R.B.C. and St. James during their respective lunch periods, and also provide a healthy breakfast for any early arrivals to school. Cash! At $1.40 a sandwich, why not? Service with a smile by Mrs . Husar. On a clear day, you can see to the end of a lunch table. 192 THE R.B.C. SCHOOL STORE Miss Blasi and a student take a minute from an early morning business transaction to pose for the camera. This year, the school store has undergone a change of both location and management. Its new home is in the subground level of R.B.C., and it is roomier and more com- fortable than the store's previous quarters. The new wearer of Sister An- drew's long-occupied shoes is Miss Virginia Blasi. Miss Blasi is a veritable fac- totum who, aside from running the school store with cheerful efficiency, also teaches Latin and the Music section of Human- ities. 193 Doing business with Miss Blasi is always a pleasure. 1981 EMERALD Editor in Chief — Kathleen Guinee Assistant Editor in Chief — Debbie Edelkraut Art Editor — Mai Nguyen Assistant — Margaret Robinson Photography Editors — Jim Clancy, Pat D'Esposito Senior Section Editor — Lisa Readle Assistant — Dina Trunzo Underclassmen Section Editor — Kim Crunkleton Juniors — Kim Crunkleton Sophomores — Denise Edelkraut Freshmen — Lisa DeCerce Boys Sports Editor — Mike Ryan Assistant — Tom Baier Girls Sports Editor — Anne Clabby Assistant — Lauren McConnell Activities Editor — Maryanne Fitzgerald Assistant — Marie Accardi Curriculum Editor — Diana Cramer Assistant — Bill Her Typing Editor — Cathy Burgoyne Financial Editors — Sue Serenska, Sue Torregrosa Advisor — Miss Nancy Castner Financial Advisor — Mrs. Dorothy Senerchia Publisher's Representative — Miss Mary Monaghan, Herff-Jones Pub- lishing Company Portrait Photography — Lorstan-Thomas Studios The 1981 Emerald, a dream long pursued, has finally reached comple- tion. For many long months, we, the editors and staff, have poured our hearts and souls into the production of this yearbook. It was our dream to produce a book that would enable everyone to always remember the year 1980-1981: the people, the events, the good times and the bad. This is our dream, now a reality. We are deeply thankful to all those people who have given their time and support to aid us in the pursuit of our dream. A very special thanks goes to Miss Nancy Castner, our advisor. She has been the one person we could all count on at all times for any need. Without her, this dream could never have become a reality. Miss Mary Monaghan, our publish- er's representative, and Mrs. Dorothy Senerchia, also gave us invaluable help and encouragement. We thank our parents, families, and friends for their constant love and patience as we struggled with the numerous difficulties encountered throughout the year. We have put much time and effort into the creation of this yearbook, our dream, it has not been easy, but we now feel the pride in a dream come true. Always treasure the memories of this year, 1980-1981. We know we will, and hope that you will as well. 194 Kathleen Guinee Debbie Edelkraut SENIOR INDEX Anthony Accardi 52 Silverwhite Rd., Little Silver May 18 Marie Accardi 157 Hudson Ave., Red Bank December 27 Liz Ahern 28 Caronet Ave., Lincroft June 28 Tina Aliotta 248 New Ocean Ave., Long Branch September 24 Liz Allen 22 Richard Terrace, Red Bank July 26 Alyssa Almond 26 Fairfield Dr., Tinton Falls May 28 Corey Amdur 108 Norwood Ave., Allenhurst April 17 Carolyn Anderson 30 Rosslyn Ct., Little Silver September 21 Mary Anderson 17 Buttonwood, Old Bridge March 5 Tim Anfuso 10 Ausable Ave., Ocean May 14 Dina Arjoumandi 2 Wedgewood Ave., Colts Neck February 14 Debbie Arnone 36 Hilltop Terrace, Red Bank August 13 Ray Ashkenis 10 Oakhill Road, Red Bank August 18 Tom Baier 2417 Homestead Ave., Spring Lake December 6 Pat Barry PO Box 167, Lincroft June 6 Greg Bartlett 57 Tall Timber Road, Middletown October 14 Kathleen Battschinger I Lawrie Road, Atlantic Highlands March 1 Bob Bauer 234 Grant Ave., Eatontown November 16 Maria Belmont 160 Riveredge Road, Tinton Falls November 28 Monica Bergin 161 Statsir Place, Red Bank June 25 Chris Bidun 111 Old Queens Blvd., Manalpan July 10 Steve Bidun 111 Old Queens Blvd., Manalapan July 10 Elena Blake 85 Clover Hill Road, Colts Neck December 8 Melissa Bodner 43 Rolling Knolls, Middletown August 18 Elsa Bofill 24 Darien Drive, West Long Branch October 25 Cathy Boucher 15 Blackriar Drive, Colts Neck May 19 Linda Brandon II Coventry Square, Holmdel May 13 Melissa Brasson 25 Garden Place, Tinton Falls November 7 Cherie Brenner 14 Peninsula Ave., Sea Bright September 30 Gretchen Brisky 43 Manito Place, Ocean June 4 Donna Brooks RR 1 Route 34, Colts Neck July 12 Karen Buegler 102 Orchard Hill, Lincroft August 9 Cathy Burgoyne 4 Springarden Drive, Colts Neck May 8 Doug Burns 60 Lillian Place, Red Bank October 5 Sharon Busch 207 Holland Road, Holmdel April 13 Joe Cadmus 12 West Grant Ave., Eatontown June 17 Paula Calhoun 53 Pine Drive, Little Silver December 28 Brian Califano 10 Clarence Ave., Long Branch July 11 Felicia Campanella 6 Murfield Drive, Lincroft November 14 Susan Canepa 109 Birch Drive, Shrewsbury December 5 Claire Carbone 87 East Bergen Place, Red Bank November 4 Patrice Carlucci 13 Provincial Place, Colts Neck November 8 Caroline Carter 21 Cedar Place, Tinton Falls August 5 Wally Case 182 Deepdale Road, Middletown January 26 Lisa Casey 164 Everett Road, Lincroft August 20 Gerard Celmer 113 Brighton Ave., Deal February 15 Linda Ciriani 20 Cardeet Ave., Lincroft January 23 Anne Clabby 54 Mallard Road, Middletown July 31 Jim Clancy 109 Franklin Ave., Long Branch June 15 Sheila Clark Dana Lane, Colts Neck May 25 Esther Colando Mairlands Farm, Scobeyville December 24 Jay Colao 6 Woodland Drive, Lincroft August 22 Patrick Connolly 99 Woodbine Ave., Little Silver April 26 Anna Conte 50 Sullivan Street, Eatontown September 10 Kevin Coolahan 8 Caro Court, Red Bank October 8 Peter Cottell 131 Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth February 26 Diana Cramer 34 Adele Court, Red Bank April 11 Karen Crawford 11 Thompson Place, East Keansburg February 11 Kathy Crawford 40 Union Ave., Freehold March 30 Mary Cronauer 180 Crestview Drive, Middletown June 19 Raef Cronin 25 Foxhedge Road, Colts Neck January 8 Denise DeAngelis 305 Edgemont Drive, Loch Arbour October 30 Diana DeFelice 446 Red Hill Road, Middletown October 3 Annette Della 46 Melrose Terrace, Middletown April 7 Maria DeLucia 168 Norwood Ave., Long Branch July 18 Linda DeNigris 138 Bodman Place, Red Bank July 2 Tina DeRosa 351 Meadow Brook, Eatontown May 22 Chris Devine 93 South Street, Red Bank August 16 Elaine Dox 216 Maple Ave., Red Bank November 11 Maureen Dwyer 132 East End Ave., Shrewsbury September 31 Debbie Edelkraut 4 Evergreen Drive, Marlboro November 10 Bob Endlicher 11 Rose Street, Lincroft December 19 Kevin Eyres White Oak Drive, Colts Neck December 11 MaryBeth Farrell 3 Henry Lane, Sea Bright October 18 Jill Ferenczi 288 Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Highlands October 6 Lisa Ferraro 30 North Park Ave., Shrewsbury February 5 Steve Ferraro 614 Central Ave., Spring Lake Heights August 8 Carl Ferrete 1901 5th Ave., Spring Lake April 18 Maryanne Fitzgerald 19 Brown Place, Red Bank August 30 Joan Fitzpatrick 109 Riveredge Drive, Tinton Falls August 14 Jackie Fix 10 Basswood Court, Red Bank November 23 Ray Flanagan 37 Raleigh Court, Eatontown January 7 Tom Flanagan 20 Colonial Terrace, Colts Neck October 3 John Foley 161 Fair Haven Road, Fair Haven October 4 Tim Foley 40 South Beers Street, Holmdel December 26 Carol Fontanella 119 Navesink Ave., Atlantic Highlands September 19 Chris Forrest 8 Sheffield Drive, Englishtown August 5 Marilyn Forrest 8 Sheffield Drive, Englishtown August 5 Bob Fox 6 Meadowview Lane, Red Bank July 16 Kelly Friel 51 Woodland Drive, Fair Haven January 25 George Furlong 60 Maplewood Drive, New Monmouth March 4 Jeanne Gaffey 9 Lady Bess Drive, Deal September 9 Mike Gans 39 River Ave., Monmouth Beach November 23 Maria Garcia 12 Karen Court, West Long Branch June 25 Barbara Gaul 32 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank August 19 Donnalyn Giegerich 21 May Place, Red Bank April 23 Tom Gilbride 29 East Highland Ave., Atlantic Highlands April 29 Rich Gill PO Box 287, Navesink April 8 Maureen Gilligan 55 Lower Main Street, Matawan November 18 Eric Gillis 133 Her Drive, Middletown September 20 Bob Giordano 92 Maple Ave., Red Bank March 1 Avery Grant 405 Atlantic Ave., Long Branch October 29 196 Tony Graziano 22 Ocean Ave., East Keansburg July 26 Tracy Gribben 111 Sand Spring Drive, Eatontown December 19 John Grigos 1403 Vina Ave., Wanamassa June 20 Maureen Gryson 29 Sagamore Ave., Oceanport March 15 Kathleen Guinee 236 Elberon Ave., Allenhurst January 2 John Hawkins 105 Midstream Place, Lincroft July 10 Jennifer Hays 61 MlcCutcheon Court, Middletown February 19 Anne Henderson Boxwood Farm, Colts Neck March 9 Nancy Herchakowski 69 Harvard Road, Fair Haven November 10 Paul Herdman 9 Tilton Place, Middletown December 30 Linda Hesse 80 Applegate Street, Red Bank June 27 Bob Higgins 92 Valley Ave., Highlands November 21 Barbara Hoffman 415 Broadway, Long Branch June 22 Donna Horohoe 188 Coachman Drive, Freehold March 3 Louis lannuzzelli 14 Kremer Ave., Eatontown July 22 Bill Her 2095 Middletown Lincroft Road, Middletown January 31 John Johnson 54 Algonquin Ave., Oceanport November 23 Kim Johnson 8 Rhodes Terrace, Neptune June 30 Margaret Johnson 152 Branchport Ave., Long Branch May 29 John Joly 17 West Grant Ave., Eatontown July 27 Dave Jones 265 Wycoff Road, Eatontown March 23 Cynthia Joy 6 Barbary Lane Road, Colts Neck September 9 Tricia Joy 6 Barbary Lane Road, Colts Neck September 9 James Joyce 4 Deep Wood Lane, Colts Neck January 9 Jackie Kane 20 Holland Lane, Colts Neck July 30 Elise Karg 3 Coventry Square, Holmdel December 21 Sean Kean 43 Neptune Ave., Deal May 21 Barbara Kearsley 4 Lombardi Court, Red Bank September 7 Elaine Kelly 109 Washington Ave., Spring Lake June 13 Mike Kelly 5 Hialeah Drive, Colts Nejck February 9 Pat Kelly 133 Lincoln Ave., Avon February 23 Mark Kerrigan 79 South Ave., Atlantic Highlands August 7 Karin Killian 156 Riverbrook Ave., Lincroft October 2 Sue Kinney Woodhollow Road, Colts Neck January 15 Kathy Kirgin Willow Road, Holmdel January 23 Kevin Kirsh 34 Shadowbrook Road, Shrewsbury March 2 Robyn Kislin 9 Morgan Ave., Deal July 16 Debbie Kissel 305 2nd Ave., Avon September 10 Rich Kissinger 332 McKinley Place, Avon January 1 Joanne Kleissler 30 Windsor Drive, Little Silver August 31 Anna Kline 321-13 Spring Street, Red Bank November 4 Karen Klohn 19 Maryland Ave., West Long Branch May 18 Mary Jo Knipper 19 The Enclosure, Colts Neck July 8 Bill Kohl 523 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft March 2 Helen Kraft 3 Popomora Drive, Rumson October 28 Ann Kretowicz One Van Circle, Rumson August 2 Kim Kretowicz One Van Circle, Rumson August 2 Nick Landolfi 26 Broadmoor Drive, Lincroft February 12 Brian Largey 107 Monmouth Park, East Keansburg September 5 Lisa Largey 132 Her Drive, Middletown December 11 Janice Lebeyka 349 Grant Ave., Eatontown September 29 Sean Leighton 49 Borden Road, Middletown May 6 John Leyden 143 Statesir Place, Red Bank November 25 Ross Licitra 12 Stirrup Lane, Eatontown August 6 197 Gina Lorenzato 508 Woodgate Ave., West End October 23 Bill Light 81 Dwight Road, Middletown May 15 Jim Lyster 205 Bendermere, Interlaken October 9 John Macaluso 55 Pavilion Ave., Long Branch November 28 Vicky Madrigal 197 Garfield Ave., Long Branch June 27 Don Madsen 20 Crescent Drive, Red Bank August 11 Mark Maggi Crine Road, Colts Neck September 27 Sheila Maguire 21 Augusta Drive, Lincroft December 25 Tom Mahon 429 Jefferson Ave., Avon May 28 Janet Maione 13 Windsor Drive, Little Silver January 18 Rich Mangold Box 130C Montrose, Colts Neck January 9 Sue Manrell 8 White Oak Drive, Colts Neck August 22 Jeanne Manuli 96 Stavola Road, Middletown August 12 Gina Marchetti 1040 Wayside Road, Wayside January 29 Helen Marinkovic 11 Fleetwood Drive, Hazlet August 29 Dan Marley 20 Daneman Drive, Middletown June 10 Bob Mauro 11 Linwood Terrace, Old Bridge May 19 Ginger McCabe 120 Walnut Drive, Spring Lake Heights August 1 Mike Minear 14 Lake Ave., Red Bank November 30 Tricia Ministri 176 Kinfisher Dr., Middletown October 11 Marjorie Mongolo P.O. Box 104, Ft. Monmouth October 22 Carl Montanaro 32 Wilson Circle, Red Bank June 30 Lisa Monto 79 Broadmoor Dr., Lincroft April 15 Dave Mooney 4 Coronet Ave., Lincroft January 21 Cathy Moran 27 Burnt Mill Circle, Oceanport March 28 Sally Morris 1 Edwards Point Rd., Rumson January 1 Carol Moschos 58 Norwood Ave., Long Branch May 24 Laura Mulholland 132 Heulitt Rd., Colts Neck June 19 Lynette Muller 25 Campbell Drive, Eatontown July 12 Irene Murphy 140 Brich Drive, Shrewsbury October 2 Lou Nappi 14 Heather Hill Way, Holmdel October 31 Bill Nelligan 88 Branchport Ave., Long Branch October 25 Mai Nguyen 57 Neville Street, Tinton Falls October 9 Virginia Noce 388 Middlewood Road, Middletown May 7 Helaine Norman 730 19th Ave., South Belmar July 3 Rich Oakes 20 Locust Terrace, New Monmouth November 4 Ken McCarthy 60 Maida Terrace, Red Bank April 4 John McConnell 3022 Alicia Drive, Wall July 26 Lauren McConnell 800 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft April 29 Paul McCue 39 Franklin Ave., Long Branch June 19 Terry McFarland Crine Road, Colts Neck July 3 Bob McGowan 95 Waterman Ave., Runsom January 18 Joe McGrath 83 Highland Ave., Highlands July 2 Jerry McGrorry 228 Lincoln Ave., Avon March 1 Jim McHeffey 56 Oakes Road, Little Silver June 5 John McKenna 33 Reckless PI., Red Bank June 13 Mike McKeon 21 Village La., Colts Neck April 23 Fran McLaughlin 25 Wyandotte, Oceanport December 31 Tom Meade 6 August Dr., Lincroft April 14 Sue Meeker 84 Hillside St., Red Bank March 14 Erin Menkins 81 Oak PL, Fair Haven March 21 Ann Merli 806 Greenwood Dr., Spring Lake Heights February 27 Laura Miceli 155 Swimming River Rd., Tinton Falls July 30 Marilyn Mills 47 Tall Timber Rd., Middletown May 18 198 Duane Oates 3 Manor Drive, Neptune July 14 Carol O'Brien 4 Mount Vernon Court, Colts Neck June 11 Cindy O'Connor 14 Tall Tree Road, Middletown June 30 Eileen O'Donnell 136 Hwy 35, Red Bank March 30 Patty O'Hara 123 Trafford Street, Shrewsbury August 17 Lynne Olofson 26 Rose Street, Lincroft February 1 Donna Orecchia 47 Van Brackle Road, Holmdel October 15 Joe Osborne 32 Redfern Road, Eatontown July 26 Alina Palacio 601 Pitney Drive, Spring Lake Heights June 29 Jo Anne Palmisano 187 Whale Pond Road, Oakhurst May 30 Doug Paviluk 704 Qual Hill Road, Colts Neck June 16 Al Perri 26 Azalea Court, Little Silver May 14 Bruno Pillari 133 Hope Road, Tinton Falls February 19 Joe Picco 21 Beaver Dam Road, Colts Neck March 1 Christina Popolo 18 Algonquin Road, Holmdel October 15 Jill Posnick 736 West Front Street, Lincroft August 1 Jamie Powers 25 Deepdale Drive, Middletown October 1 Cathy Price 21 Riveredge Road, Tinton Falls January 9 Gail Pugliese 164 Buttonwood Road, Fair Haven November 16 Anne Quackenbush 111 Stokes Street, Freehold December 21 Denise Quatrochi Heulitt Road, Colts Neck May 1 Dan Quirk 37 East Lincoln Circle, Red Bank December 10 Lisa Readie 3 Center Street, Red Bank May 17 Jill Rebori 301 Evergreen Ave., Bradley Beach June 3 Anne Regan 41 Werah Place, Oceanport December 31 Ken Riley W'oodhollow Road, Colts Neck June 25 Margaret Robinson 40 Glenmary Ave., Red Bank August 7 Ann Rogers 117 Allen Ave., Allenhurst August 22 Janice Roleke 96 Galoping Hill Road, Colts Neck Greg Rubin 10 North Ward Ave., Rumson March 18 Stacy Rubin 10 North Ward Ave., Rumson April 22 Mike Ryan Wentworth Ave., West Long Branch March 12 Willie Ryan PO Box 153 Shrewsbury, Rumson September 28 Karen San Antonio 215 Albert Place, Elberon October 25 Blythe Sanford Rt. 537, Colts Neck January 2 Steve Santello 42 Dale Road, Middletown January 21 Debbie Schaffner 549 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft September 13 Cindy Schmitt 23 Rector Place, Red Bank April 7 Brian Schweers 50 Hilltop Terrace, Red Bank May 10 Dawn Sciortino 50 Ocean Blvd. Atlantic Highlands May 30 Tom Scotti 210 Pickney Road, Little Silver April 11 Ken Sedita 11 Lake Drive, Eatontown June 14 Mike Sedita 11 Lake Dr, Eatontown June 14 Michele Semon 29 Lindy Lane, Lincroft May 17 Sue Serenska 144 Her Drive, Middletown October 10 John Shea 4 Storm Road, Lincroft March 3 Cathie Sheehan 15 4th Ave., Atlantic Highlands November 22 Mike Short 20 River Ave., Monmouth Beach March 17 Shawn Sickles 209 3rd Ave., Avon April 19 Shelby Sickles 209 3rd Ave., Avon April 19 Kathy Smith Richdale Road, Lincroft June 25 Michele Smith 227 Garfield Ave., Avon July 3 Lynn Smithson 67 Carriage Hill, Colts Neck January 2 Bob Snyder 38 Asbury Ave., Atlantic Highlands May 25 199 Ken Snyder 38 Asbury Ave., Atlantic Highlands May 25 Jackie Sterner 555 Old Mill Road, Spring Lake Heights March 15 Robin Stesner 30 Wildhedge Lane, Holmdel January 20 Sharon Stiver 53 Winding Brook Way, Shrewsbury March 22 Nancy Stogoski 16 Heddin Place, Middletown April 8 Joe Stoffolino 550 White Street, Eatontown November 19 Scott Sugarman 4 Dwight Drive, West Deal December 8 Helen Sullivan 15 Wilkins Court, Tinton Falls July 16 Pete Sullivan 101 Jumping Brook, Lincroft November 21 Nancy Tanga 8 Ardmore Place, Holmdel December 26 Maura Taylor 56 7th Ave., Atlantic Highlands December 16 Deborah Testa 130 Bodman Place, Apt. 21, Red Bank November 18 Chip Thackara 35 Hilltop Terrace, Red Bank April 19 Tracy Thompson Riverview Place, Sea Bright September 3 Sue Torregrosa 811 Middletown-Lincroft Road, Middletown July 29 Bill Trezenka 50 Robin Court, Middletown November 29 Tom Triano 82 Leedsville Drive, Lincroft November 22 Dina Trunzo 24 Campo Terrace, Red Bank March 3 Pete Tuchol 35 Fairview Drive, Middletown July 25 Lisa Ullrich 51 Carriage Hill, Colts Neck July 28 Lisa Vacarelli 8 Garden Road, Little Silver September 29 Chris Vaccaro 722 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright December 10 Tammy Vaiti 1 Sunnybank Drive, Shrewsbury August 27 Claire Varady 4 Woodmere Drive, Eatontown February 17 Carolos Vinals 22 Wardell Ave., Rumson December 30 Joe Vinci 85 Durand Place, Long Branch February 8 Margaret Vinci 85 Durand Place, Long Branch September 26 Mary Vinci 85 Durand Place, Long Branch September 26 Alaba Wagar 12 Foxhedge Road, Colts Neck November 3 Dave Walker 37 Buttonwood Drive, Shrewsbury May 28 John Walsh 3 Camelot Court, Red Bank November 6 Suzanne Watson 420 Browne Road, Wayside April 19 Mary Webb 25 Meadow Ave., Monmouth Beach March 13 Alex Welsh 79 Walter Ave., Eatontown August 4 Don Wilcox 11 White Oak Drive, Colts Neck January 21 Matt Wise 2 Tilton Place, Middletown September 3 Judie Wogisch Heyers Road, Colts Neck March 4 Alison Wood Lennox and Lakeside, Rumson January 26 Laura Wotycha 32 Mitchell Place, Little Silver May 2 P.. Michele Wyzga 99 Manor Parkway, Lincroft September 4 200 9