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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

Red Bank Catholic High School 10 Peter’s Place Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 Volume 38 Now and in time to be, Wherever green is worn, Are changed, changed utterly: A terrible beauty is born. William Butler Yeats Red Bank Catholic in the year nineteen hundred eighty-two ... alive and growing in Christ. The spiritual, intellectual, and physical life, nurtured to fulfillment in each individual, has brought the Red Bank Catholic family to its maturity. Our self- awareness has promoted group effectiveness — the spirit and pride engendered by our teams; the gen- erosity and kindness extended to the less fortunate; the peace and consolation fostered by our visits to the elderly; — in Red Bank and its surrounding communities. Mary Eileen Kenney Denise Edelkraut 2 3 The Foundation of Our Faith Christ be with me, Christ within me, Christ behind me, Christ before me, Christ beside me, Christ to win me, Christ to comfort and restore me, Christ beneath me, Christ above me, Christ in quiet, Christ in danger, Christ in hearts of all that love me, Christ in mouth of friend and stranger. From the Breastplate of St. Patrick 4 5 Ahy happy, happy boughs! that cannot shed Your leavesy nor ever bid the spring adieu; And happy melodisty unwearied. For ever piping songs for ever new. John Keats 6 Everything that grows Holds in perfection hut a little moment. 11 13 Malihew Arnold 16 Hangin’ The activities of R.B.C. not only bring enjoyment to stu- dent life, but also foster the growth essential for progress. The happenings in and around R. B.C. are varied enough to en- compass every individual’s in- terests and needs. Through each students’ involvement, the entire R.B.C. community flourishes. 17 Executive Board Officers Under the direction of Miss Kelly, the Executive Board helped R.B.C. participate in many activities. These Student Council members clearly exemplified a high stan- dard of leadership and school spirit. The Executive Board was aided by a committee of capable students led by Chairperson Bridget Lang. President Beth Nelson, Vice- President Alicia Williams, Secretary Patti Byrnes, and Activities Chairperson Lucia Sollecito organized various projects for the R.B.C. student body. These projects in- cluded the Welcome Back dance, the Homecoming dance, the food drive, the toy raffle, and the blood drive. 18 The National Honor Society Red Bank Catholic has had its charter for the Marian Chapter of the National Honor Society for Secondary Schools since 1954. Students with superior academic ach- ievement were considered as candidates for member- ship. These candidates were reviewed by mem- bers of the faculty for evi- dence of substantial achievement in the areas of character, leadership, and service. Once ad- mitted to the National Honor Society, students were expected to uphold their level of accomplish- ments. Mrs. Bliss is the moderator. Front Row: D. Varady, M. Bertolami, A. La Rosa, A. Ryan, K. Soos. Second Row: C. Hollen, L. Gudicello, L. De Ceree, C. O’Hern, K. Crunkleton, C. Harasty, M. Gillen, R. Madigan, B. Kinsella, M. Kenney. Third Row: J. Ivone, B. Lang, G. Ryan, N. Tam, M. Porcelli, L. Her. Back Row: R. Marotta, C. MacLauehlin, M. Crowe, B. Baier, F. Allegra, B. Klohn, J. 19 Homecoming 1981 As in the past, the R.B.C. Homecoming game served to be victorious for the Casey football team. The class of 1982 caught the spirit of the season by choosing Elise Rubin as their 1981-1982 Homecoming Queen. Her court included Ann Carton and Tracy England. The following night, R.B.C. students en- joyed the Homecoming dance as Elise Ru- bin and Mike McNamara were crowned queen and king. Metropolitan Opera and Drama Guild The Metropolitan Opera Guild is open to all students interested in the perform- ing arts — music, ballet, and opera. Un- der the new direction of Miss Blasi, The Metropolitan Opera Guild held many meetings to plan their outing to Lincoln Center. The group enjoyed learning about the opera and finally experiencing one for themselves. Front Row: K. Crunkleton, L. De Cerce. Second Row: S. Boss, D. Stamos. Back Row: K. Vaccaro, K. Soos. The Audio Visual Club The members of the Audio-Visual Club, led by President Peter Curtiss, pro- vided quick and efficient service to the faculty and students of every depart- ment. Every morning the club met to learn more about the use and mainte- nance of various pieces of equipment. Mr. Marley is the moderator. Front Row: R. VanNote, C. Conk, D. Ahern. Second Row: P. Curtiss, T. Bambrick. Back Row: R. Raimondi, F. Kovalski, J. Harrison. 22 Literary Magazine Supervising the publication of this year’s Literary Magazine were four Sen- iors. This publishing committee was comprised of Editor Cynthia Hollen, As- sistant Editor Mary Ellen Porcelli, Sec- retary Theresa Stansfield, and Art Edi- tor Dina Urgo. The Literary Magazine enabled R.B.C. students to share their literary and artistic talents with the en- tire student body. From left to right: C. Hollen, M. Porcelli, T. Stans- field. Missing: D. Urgo. Forensic Team The award-winning Red Bank Catho- lic forensic team completed another suc- cessful year of competition. Speech tour- naments offered participating students more than lessons in formal public speak- ing. Students gained poise, self-confi- dence, knowledge and understanding of various literary works and important world events. Miss Sheredos and Mrs. Overby are the team coaches. Front Row: C. Walsh, E. Villa, L. Enright, M. Porcelli, M. Villa, J. Cattelona. Second Row: K. Dow, L. Burke, L. Lambertson. Back Row: B. Hannon, C. Hollen, M. Picco, A. Ciesla, M. O'Shea. 23 24 25 Art and Science Fiction Front Row: K. Uscinski, M. Fitzgerald, A. Peabody, A. Sandberg. Back Row : L. Bannon, C. Boss, M. Lewis, T. Neufeld. The Art Club promotes an appreciation and awareness of art in a studio environ- ment. Students study either fine art or crafts. They discuss new techniques and plan trips to local galleries. Along with the Art Club, many students enjoy the Science Fiction Club. For another suc- cessful year, this club has allowed stu- dents to experience fact and fantasy in a meaningful way. Front Row: K. Soos, M. O'Dwyer, J. Feeney. Back Row: S. Organek, M. Shorey, R. Luciano. 26 Brim and Math Front Row: K. Fitzpatrick, L. Larson, M. Wilson, K. Webb, L. De Cerce. Second Row: N. Tam, D. Stamos, M. Trezenka, A. Cole, C. Ferrone, M. Picco, B. Nelson, K. Crunkleton. Third Row: M. Gadenz, K. Soos, S. Conte, L. Her, K. Debbs. Fourth Row: C. Sheehan, V. Profaci, M. Quirk, B. Pontone, G. Ryan, E. Meade, J. Matten. Back Row: D. Roche, D. Edelkraut, L. Sigmund, R. Gadenz. Answering the chal- lenging questions of the scientific world is often difficult but the mem- bers of B.R.I.M. at- tempt to become more aware. With Sr. Wen- delin, members discuss science and its moral implications. Compli- menting science is math, the Math Club allows students to broaden their knowl- edge of math. Involved students participate in competitions, provide tutoring and enjoy the weekly meetings. Front Row: C. Gavin, B. Fitzger- ald, K. Soos, G. Rubino, A. Ros- sano, J. Viani, K. Moore. Back Row: D. Stamos, N. Tam, M. Rod- den, L. Her, D. Abbes, P. Gadenz, M. McGohey. 27 Freshmen Ski Club Members The Caseys Junior Ski Club Members 28 Hit The Slopes Racquet ball Team Intramural Racquetball Club Every Thursday, R.B.C. students head towards Little Silver Racquet Forum. They participate on both the in- termural and team level of competition. Mr. Mautner, head moderator of the racquet- ball program, has shown much dedication in the organization of the club. 30 Weight Training and Fitness Club Under the direc- tion of Mr. Mautner, the weight training and fitness program gives boys a chance to take full advantage of the Red Bank Catho- lic universal and pow- er weight room. This allows all our athletes to keep themselves in prime condition to in- sure Casey victories. The club’s member- ship is open to all stu- dents interested in additional periods of exercise outside the required physical education class. Ice Skating Club After school, mem- bers of the ice skating club meets once a week at the Shrews- bury Ice Rink. Every- one who has an inter- est in the sport of ice skating is invited to join in on the fun. Al- though they must provide their own rides to the rink, the ice skating club is just another activity that adds to the great Ca- sey spirit of R.B.C. 31 Bringing Music to R.B.C. ... ... The Band Front Row: C. Paraskevas, M. Banton, C. Conova, L. Gudicello, K. Marris, S. Mallon, E. Paraskevas, K. McCobb. Second Row: J. Scott, L. Boyle, D. Homa, T. Benson, L. Shipley, D. Homa, K. Soos, R. Wernik. Third Row: P. Kelly, T. Throckmorton, A. Gizzi, R. Connors, M. Mansfield, M. Fitzgerald, D. Edelkraut. Back Row: L. Sigmond, M. Garrison, E. Throckmor- ton, A. Rimmele, P. Edmonds. Right: Band Majorette Christina Paraskevas. It may have been small in size but under the direction of Mr. “Bud” McCormick, the sounds of the R.B.C. marching band lifted the spirits at every football game. Yes, our school band has come a long way. They went on to place third in their first band competition. The band also marched in the 1982 Saint Pa- trick’s Day Parade to end their successful sea- son. 32 Chorus and Choir Mr. McCormick direct- ed the Chorus and Choir in presenting this year’s Christmas con- cert. Front Row: M. Fox, D. Trunzo, E. Torregrossa, D. Hollen, A. Por- tuondo. Second Row: J. Niblack, L. Vaccicho, M. Vitalo, C. Paras- kevas, M. O’Keefe, K. Corcoran. Third Row: P. Cleary, D. DeSocio, G. Ford, G. Ryan, L. Miller, B. Burbick, T. Derobbio, Mr. McCormick. Back Row: A. Sage, S. Truefurt, M. McMurray, K. Roche, E. Throckmorton, M. Stanton, M. Dennis, M. Gadenz. Front Row: M. Gadenz, M. McMurray, A. Portuondo, C. Paraske- vas. Second Row: K. Corcoran, L. Miller, M. O’Keefe, L. Varri- chio. Third Row: Mr. McCormick, E. Throckmorton, M. Dennis, M. Stanton. Below: Donna Trunzo practices in class. 33 Baton Twirlers Front Row: C. Ryan, D. Vacaro, A. Coskey, G. Benedetto, L. Persiponko, Second Row: M. Hilton, M. Lewis, S. Conte, A. Fournier, G. Tooze, S. Ballehr, S. Dunn, W. Rebollo. Right: Specialty Twirler Fran Alexander. Rifles and Color Guard Front Row: S. Guinee, K. Griffin, J. Tober, M. McMichael, T. Russell, T. Stansfield. Second Row: M. Leon, D. Pontecorvo, E. Conover, P. Vinci, J. Pflug. 34 Front Row: L. Lewis, B. Lovick, L. Siciliano, D. Geraud, A. La Rosa. Second Row: L. Persiponko, A. Hoffman, C. Larkin, A. Grant, V. Flood, D. DeFrancesco, M. Trezenka, A. Ryan. Small Flag Twirl ers Large Flag Twirier s Under the direc- tion of Mrs. Trze- pacz, members of the support units per- formed their intricate routines while lead- ing the band at foot- ball games, pep ral- lies, and parades. Those students in the support units who compete in competi- tions are chosen from tryouts based on pro- ficiency in marching, twirling, poise, and a pleasing personality. Front Row: T. Cardone, M. Bertolami, A. Williams, T. Di Cesare. Second Row: K. Faletti, E. Ferarro. Third Row: K. Johnson, B. O'Hara, L. Christopher, M. Bremacamp. Back Row: R. Wood, R. Shlosbcrg, S. Bonden. 35 Football Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders Front Row: D. Trunzo, T. England. Second Row: P. Byrnes, B. Kinsella, G. Albano, R. Ballard, K. Connolly. Third Row: E. Ru- bin, D. Kemp, G. Gross, V. Shaw, M. Ashkenis, Mrs. Bechtel. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Front Row; L. Whalen, D. Small. Second Row: R. Danish, T. Nappi, J. Szlasa, F. Sciortino, A. Michelli. Third Row: J. Screen, A. Reilly, S. Wolfe, M. McGann, T. Cavagano. 36 Basketball Cheerleaders Top left: Frosh Cheerleaders. Front Row: N. Cernig- liaro, S. Timney, N. Cavano, S. Handler. Back Row: J. Russo, K. Boyle, J. Caroselli, K. Zuidema, K. Moore, K. Dow. Middle left: J.V. Cheerleaders. Front Row: T. Nappi, L. Bivona. Second Row: C. Petti, W. Rebollo, M. Sullivan, G. Jennette. Back Row: G. Devine, R. Miesmer, L. Kelly, T. Mahon, R. Danish, L. Crotty, J. Morley. Bottom left: Varsity Cheerleaders. Front Row: A. Schissler, K. Navin. Second Row: V. Profaci, C. Anderson, C. Berth, M. Copperthwaite, J. Doran. Back Row: B. McDonnell, R. Ballard, F. Alexander, A. Mi- chelli, C. Connelly, S. Doerr. French Club The French Club gives the stu- dents of R.B.C. an opportunity to dis- cover the culture of France. All stu- dents with an inter- est in French cul- tures are invited to take part in the French Club. Miss Gerlock is the new moderator of the club. Latin Club Latin is the uni- versal language and the Latin club is trying to keep it going. The Latin club goes to meet- ings, state conven- tions, museums, and theatres. In June, they enjoy a Roman Banquet. Miss Blasi is the moderator of the Latin Club. 38 “Anything Top Left: Director Kim Blakely. Bottom Left: P. Byrnes and R. Paul at work. Bottom Right: Director Blakely reviews Goes” When ... Cole Porter’s musical comedy, “Anything Goes,” was chosen to be this year’s play production. Under the supervi- sion of R.B.C.’s new play director, Kim Blakely, leading players Lauren Miller and Bobby Burbic made the show an exciting one for all. Seniors Robby Paul and Patti Byrnes were among those actors who expertly supported the produc- tion. The play’s soap opera-like story also involves other capable students like Mike Stanton, Maria Gillen, and Irene Lockwood. The action takes place on the S.S. American during the 1930’s, and is highlighted by several musical and dancing numbers. The entire cast and crew should be congratulated for all the hard work and dedication they put into this year’s production. 39 The S.S. American Sails 40 Past Red Bank Catholic. Practicing on and off the stage. Above: I. Lockwood and P. Byrnes. Below: R. Paul and M. Stanton. Top Left: K. Blakely. Middle Left: M. Stanton. Bottom Left: M. Stanton and M. Gillen. Top Right: M. Stanton and M. Garison. 41 GEORGE ELIOT. [ Administration Student Behavior We cannot always build the future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the future. -John F. Kennedy Opposite Page: Clockwise from left: Monsignor Frederick Valen- tino, Director. Sister Mary McAuley, Principal. Mr. Paul Christo- pher, Administrative Assistant. Sister Mary Corelita, Vice-Prin- cipal. Above: Top left: Mrs. Mary Byrnes, Attendance Officer. Left: Mrs. Eleanor McAllister, Secretary. 45 Student Guidance Services Left: Mr. Fennelly, Counselor. Be- low: Mr. Malicky Counselor. Education does not commence with the alphabet; it begins with a mother's look, with a father's nod of approbation or a sign of reproof; with a sister's gentle pressure of the handy or a brother's noble act of forbearance; with hand- fuls of flowers in green dellsy on hills, and daisy meadows; with birds' nests admired, but not touched; with creeping ants, and almost imperceptable emments; with humming- bees and glass beehives; with pleasant walks in sandy lanes, and with thoughts directed in sweet tones and words to nature, to beauty, to acts of benevolencey to deeds of virtue, and to the source of all good — to God himself — Anonymous 46 Education is the knowledge of how to use the whole of oneself Many men use but one or two faculties out of the score with which they are endowed. A man is educat- ed who knows how to make a tool of every faculty — how to open ity keep it sharp, and how to apply it to all practical purposes. — Henry Ward Beecher Above: Mrs. Walton: Counselor, Directress. Above right: Mrs. Kenney, Counselor. Right: Mrs. Flannery, Secretary. 47 Library Dr earns, books, are each a world; and books we knowy Are a substantial world, both pure and good. Round these, wf A tendrils strong as flesh and bloody Our past-time and our happiness will grow. -William Woodsworth Clockwise from left: Sister Gertrude McDonnell, Di- rectress. Mrs. Eileen Krolly Library Aide. Mrs. Carol Novak, Secretary. 48 The World of Words Clockwise from top left: Sister Joan Marie: English 1, Major British Writers. Miss Sheredos: English 1, Major British Writers, Speech and Drama. Miss Holahan. English 1, Modern British Writers, Major British Writers. Mrs. Casa- donte: Cultures of Communication, Channels of Communication. 49 50 Top row from left: Mrs. Senerchia: American Literature. Sister Corelita: English I, British and American Prose. Mr. Hintlemann: Major British Writers, Shakespeare, Department Chairperson. Miss King: English I, Major British Writers, Modern British Writers. Bottom row from left: Mrs. Adam: English I, Reading 2, 3, and 4. Mrs. Overby: American Literature. Mrs. Bliss: English I, Humanities, Advanced Placement English, Teacher Cadet Coordintor. Miss Arcieri: English I, American Literature. It All Adds Up The science of pure mathematics in its modern developments, may claim to be the most original creation of the human spirit. 52 SHMBK Top row from left: Mrs. Rise: Algebra 2, Computer Appre- ciation and Programming. Sister Madelyn: Algebra 2 and Trigonometry, Introduction to Calculus. Sister Teresa: Ad- vanced Placement Mathematics. Middle row from left: Miss Jordan: Geometry, Algebra 2 and Trigonometry, Depart- ment Chairperson. Mr. Montanaro: Algebra 1, Math in Life, Consumer Math. Mr. McCue: Algebra 1. Bottom row from left: Miss McGaheran: Algebra 2, Trigonometry and Select- ed Topics, Probability and Statistics. Mrs. Hartnett: Algebra 1 and 2. Mrs. Klem: Geometry, Trigonometry, Trigonometry and Selected Topics. Sister Andrew: Geometry. Miss Vicari: Geometry. The whole of science is nothing more than a refinement of everyday thinking. — Einstein Clockwise from top left: Miss Cahill: Environmental Science. Mr. Goss: Physical Science, Biology. Mr. Arcomano: Environmental Science, Chemistry, Physics. Mrs. Belmonte: Physical Science, Biology. 54 Clockwise from top left: Mrs. Callahan: Biology. Sr. Wendelin: Physiology, Advanced and Advanced Placement Biology, Depart- ment Chairperson. Mrs. Bechtel: Chemnistry. Mrs. Golden: Physical Science, Biology. 55 Physical and Health Education Our bodies are our gardens, to the which our wills are gardeners. — Shakespeare Top row from left: Miss Dooley, Mrs. Russo, Health Education, Driver’s Education, Department Chairperson. Miss Cane pa. Health Education. Bottom Row from left: Mr. Casey, Mrs. Kelly, Mr. Maun ter. Physical Education Department Chairperson. Mr. Wilbur. 56 Forever Shaping Our Country History is the witness that testifies to the passing of time: it illumines reality, vitalizes memory, provides guidance in daily life, and brings us tidings of antiquity. — Marcus Tullius Cicero Top row from left: Mr. Jones: U.S. History 1 and 2. Mr. Hintlemann: U.S. History 1 and 2, Department Chairperson. Mrs. Hughes: Introduction to Psychology. Bottom row from left: Mr. Rafter: U.S. History, Current Events. Mr. Harrington: U.S. History 1 and 2, Advanced History, Advanced Placement History. Mr. Santasieri: U.S. History 2, Introduction to Psychology. Mr. Nestinger: U.S. History 2, World Studies. Right: Mr. Ahern: General Business, Economics. Be- low: Mr. Kristofik: Typing 1, Accounting 2. Great works are performed not by strength, but by perserverance. — Samuel Johnson One Step Ahead Clockwise from top left: Miss Berzanski: Clerical Office Practice, Typing 1, and 2, Shorthand, De- partment Chairperson. Mrs. Oliva: Department Aide. Miss Sullivan: Law and Principle, Personal Typing, Typing 1, College Preporatory Accounting. 61 Soul Searching For with God, nothing shall be impossible. Top row from left: Mr. Giordano: Contemporary Moral Issues, Psychology. Monsignor Valentino: Christian Living. Mrs. Franco: Scripture. Mr. Bradley: Moral Issues. Center: Father McGrath: Scripture. Miss Kelly: Foundations of Catholicism. Bottom row from left: Mr. McGann: Christian Living. Mr. Bedel: Scripture, Contemporary Moral Issues. Mr. Marley: Foundations of Catholicism. Mr. Soviero: Christian Living, Department Chairperson. Hola! Bonjour! Salve! Top row from left: Miss Blasi: Latin 1, and 2, Humanities. Miss Gerlock: French 1,2,3,4, and 5. Mrs. Gulluscio: French 1, and 2. Mr. Farmer: Spanish 1, and 2. Bottom row from left Mr. Cichyr. Spanish 1,3, and 4. Mrs. Vorta: Spanish 1, and 2. Miss Kamerman. Spanish 1, Department Chairperson. Mrs. Ford: French 2,3,4, and 5. 65 Special Services Things worth remembering: The value of time, The success of perserverance, The pleasure of working, The dignity of simplicity, The worth of char act ery The improvement of talenty The influence of example, The obligation of duty, The virtue of patience, The joy of originating, The power of kindness. — Anonymous Right: Cafeteria: Front Row: Mrs. Kemble, Mrs. Lizotte, Mrs. Carmen. Back Row: Mrs. Tomney, Mrs. Hauser. Below: School Nurse — Mrs. Moss. ■ r M Mlg IS We salute and honor Mrs. Moss for her untiring efforts in regard to the welfare of the R.B.C. students. He who has health has hope; he who has hope has everything. — Arab Proverb 66 Creativity It is art that makes life, makes interest, makes importance, for our consideration and applica- tion of these things, and I know of no substitute whatever for the force and beauty of its process. — Henry James Music is the universal language of mankind. — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Clockwise from top left: Mrs. Siegal: Photography 1 and 2, General Art, Art 2. Mrs. Kennedy: General Art, Art 1, 3, and 4, Crafts 1 and 2, Humanities, Department Chair- person. Mr. McCormick: Concert Choir, Chorus, Music Theory, Band. 67 Dedication Clockwise: Mrs. Fitzgerald: Cashier. Mrs. McMur- ray: Receptionist. Mrs. McMahon: Administrative Secretary. Mrs. Kins low: Registrar. Mrs. Holmes: School Secretary. 68 There is no other way of serving God than by spending oneself for man. -Chinese Proverb Give yourself to something great, enroll under the banner of a high cause, choose as your own some standard of self- sacrifice, attach yourself to a movement that makes not for your own gain but for the welfare of men, and you will have come upon a richly satisfying as well as engrossing adventure. -Stephen S. Wise 69 luck is the re sidue of desire Mr. Nestinger New Athletic Director There have been many changes in the Athletic Department this year; the major change has been the arrival of Mr. Stephen Nestinger, the new Athletic Director. He has accepted his new position with a great deal of enthusiasm and creativity. Whether it be at a gymnastics meet as assistant coach, or at a football game, Mr. Nestinger contributes much time to his work. As a result, the Athletic Department is looking forward to much success under Mr. Nes- tinger’s guidance. In addition to his respon- sibilities as Athletic Director, he also teach- es in history. Mr. Rafter Father of Girls’ Cross-Country ... Mr. Jack Rafter, warmly known as “Uncle Jack,” is a quiet figure at RBC. He has, however, played a major role in our Athletic Department. On November 11, 1981, the Newark Star Ledger printed an article commemorating Mr. Rafter’s many accomplish- ments. On December 7, he was honored for his contributions to Girls’ Track and Cross-Coun- try by the New Jersey State In- terscholastic Athletic Associ- ation. Mr. Rafter founded the first Girls’ Track team in the state, here at RBC, in 1962. He is also responsible for the great development of Girls’ Cross- Country in the state. It is no surprise that Mr. Rafter has carried the name “the Father of Girls’ Cross-Country in New Jersey.” • • • The Swiftest Traveller is She That Goes Afoot. Scoreboard RHC OPP 15 Long Branch 50 25 Monmouth Regional 36 49 Mater Dei 16 15 Manasquan 50 15 Shore Regional 50 49 St. John Vianney 16 15 St. Rose 50 50 Rumson-Fair Haven 15 Walden I “Economy” 73 Top right: “Pounding on the leaves” (Suzanne Flanagan) Below: Front row: S. Flanagan, M. Lamb, B. Baier, A. Cole, S. Karpick, M. Klem, N. Tam, T. Piciullo. Second row: K. Gualigria, T. Cahill, M. Cechia, L. Fitzpatrick, B. Haley, J. Hasselman, K. Harth, K. Fitzpatrick. Back row: L. DeCerce, J. Eckstein, S. Gironda, A. Palma, K. Crunkleton, Coach Mrs. Carolyn Van Schaak. 74 Above: “Togetherness (Suzanne Flanagan and Beth Devine) Left: “Finishing in style (Marie Klem). The girls’ cross country team opened its 1981 season with an impressive 15-50 shutout vic- tory over Manasquan. Under the leadership of Captain Beth Baier and Co-captains Jenny Eckstein and Marion Lamb, the Caseyettes completed another successful season. The ar- rival of Coach Carolyn Van Schaak, as well as a new breed of talented freshman, furthered the energetic spirit and strength of the team. Through hard work and dedication, these girls were able to cover many grueling miles. The future outlook of this young team is promising. 75 CROSS-COUNTRY: Front Row: P. Pfeifer, P. Kelley, M. Levins, C. Kelly, M. DeMonte, S. Alexander, E. Manning, C. Piciullo, D. Murray, G. Woods, F. Baier. Second Row: J. Hammond, C. Harris, C. Wiggington, D. Varady, G. Rubino, T. Flanagan, S. Page, M. Lohn, P. Mulvaney. Third Row: Coach Rafter, Coach Santasieri, P. Keegan, R. Creighton, P. Kelley, J. Connolley, R. Connors, P. Sciorintino, R. Moore, J. Torytoriello, J. Inserra, J. Sheehan, K. Connolly, J. Rossano, B. Wengler 76 J The boys’ 1982 harriers ran a very successful season. The team was superbly led by Coach Jack Rafter, and assis- tant coach Paul Santeseri. The team was considered one of the best in the east. Eamon Manning and Rich Levins received All-county honors, and All-shore. Other contrib- utors to the team were Chris Kelly, Chuck Picullo, Mike DeMonte, and junior Frank Baier. Top: Running the trails. Bottom: “Take-off’ Dedication and Pride 77 Counter-clockwise: Mac Levins Levins, All-Shore, seems to have problems with the simple things. Scott Alexander Still a long way to go ... Let’s not fight, coaches! 78 Common Goals Bob Gammer heads for another Casey Goal. Tri-captains, Paul Marhan and Mike Walsh, execute an offen- sive play. This soccer season was the fifth in R.B.C. history and each year our team has shown improvement over the last. This year the team, led by Coach Jim Marley and tri- captains, Mike Walsh, Paul Marhan, and Paul Rubino, continued this upward trend. They opened their season with a victory over Long Branch and then continued a long, vigorous season of three games a week for six consecutive weeks. At the end of the season their record stood at seven wins and eleven losses, which qualified them for the semi-finals in the Shore Conference Developmental Tournament. The team will lose eleven seniors this year, nine of whom were starters. However, goalie Tony Hernandez, juniors Ashley Wendell, Gerry Balletta, and sophomore Warren Towns will be among those devoted varsity play- ers and up and coming J.V. ’ers who will power next years new varsity team. Good Luck Caseys! This year’s high scorer was captain Mike Walsh, closely followed by Chuck Hendricks and Ashley Wendell. 79 RBC SCOREBOARD OPP 3 Long Branch 1 1 CBS 2 0 St. John’s 3 I Ocean 2 4 Red Bank 0 0 Monmouth Regional 3 2 Rumson-Fairhaven 1 1 Shore Regional 3 2 Long Branch 6 4 St. John’s 5 2 Ocean 3 2 Red Bank 0 4 Monmouth Regional 0 0 Henry Hudson 3 2 Rumson-Fairhaven 1 1 Shore Regional 4 2 Long Branch 0 1 Manasquan 3 Top Right: Tri-captain Paul Ru- Front Row: A. Wendell, M. Picco, M. Walsh, C. Hendricks, P. Marhan, J. Rugo, P. Rubino, G. bino .Above: Coaches look on. Cen- Balletta. Back Row: Coach Marley, M. Crowe, B. Gammer, D. Schott, T. Hernandez, J. Vogel, W. ter: Caseys in action. Towns, J. Mulholland. 80 R.B.C.’s Optimistic Future J.V. — Front Row: C. O’Brien, J. Johnston. Second Row: A. Vaneri, W. Westbrock, M. Brawley, P. Lynch, E. Stanziale, T. Keehbler, P. Redmond, J. Westbrock. Third Row: N. Keilkowsky, R. Gedrys, J. Lizotte, D. Worbel, M. Kidersha, C. Luckscheiter, R. Schen- one. Back Row: J. Varady. Frosh — Front Row: J. Schmitt, P. Lynch, S. Arbachesky, K. Clarke. Second Row: R. Lewis, R. Legere, B. Carey, C. Caputo, G. Barich, P. Marley. Back Row: R. Hill, M. Reitman, D. West, P. Niro, R. Worrell, S. Boehning, J. Donlon, B. Ballehr, M. Riccardi, T. Hintleman. 81 83 CASEY FOOT Front Row: R. Lanfrank, G. Raike, N. Martin, T. Schissler, E. Morrison, S. Walsack, P. McNamara, M. Celli, M. McNamara, E. Leighton. Second Row: M. Heagney, D. Toohey, R. Caroselli, M. Keenan, A. Faherty, J. Nappi, R. Paul, K. Bevacqui, E. Hermann, T. Garley, M. Walsh. Third Row: C. Haegerman, J. McAuliff, P. Spernal, K. Harrison, J. Miller, G. Grogan, K. Crawford, T. Smith, M. Timney, O. McFadden, J. Fontanello. Back Row: J. Bantin, M. Northridge, J. Mazza, S. Johnson, M. Fitzgerald, E. Proctor, S. Botte, M. Bodner, C. Albertson, K. McConnel, D. Light, C. Botti, F. Dernier, J. The 1981 football season for Red Bank Catholic proved to be a rebuilding one. The team dis- played character, sportsmanship and class throughout the season. The Casseys’ final record (3-5-1) may not have seemed outstanding to outsiders, but to their fans they were still number one. They struggled to many narrow de- feats, but in the end the Caseys learned that winning is not every- thing. They may not have won any special awards, but everyone will agree that there has never been a football team at R.B.C. that has shown more maturity and, more importantly, pride in each other. Along with many dedicated seniors, the team was led by the third year varsity twins, the McNamaras. Mike McNamara was appointed to the All-County team this year and won the Vince Lombardi Award. Once again, much appreciation is extended to Head Coach Louis Montanaro and to his entire coaching staff for their hard work and dedication which were key factors in the development of the season. BALL 1981-1982 J.V. Front Row:T. Kelly, M. Thompson, C. Ryan, J. O’Hara, W. Ciacio, K. Creighton, G. Bruno, T. Moran. Second Row: C. Kirman, M. McStudy, D. Boyle, M. Servachio, M. Serchio, W. Boehning, J. Carrol, G. Mustillo, N. Musaro, J. Fitzpatrick. Back Row: K. Dunleavy, V. Lorenzo. Frosh Front Row: M. Martin, T. Mulvaney, P. Wagar, C. Goode, R. Darley, L. Wykoff, J. Larkin, G. Cardone, E. Anderson, A. Garuto, R. Kane. Second Row: J. Sheehan, T. Dillon, B. Shay, D. Ford, J. Mannello, J. Chiarella, T. Imbock, B. Hunt, J. Spernal, T. Conway, D. Carrol. Back Row: R. Kirshner, D. Hamann, E. Reilly, S. Kissell, R. Scravis, M. Herrmann, G. Oneidas, D. McGurl, S. Styver, K. Flaherty, W. Phillips, D. Tober, R. Gerard. SCOREBOARD RBC OPP 33 Ocean Twp. 0 ( 7 Shore Regional 14 14 Middletown No. 37 0 St. John’s 7 0 Long Branch 6 I 0 Monmouth Regional 0 7 Mater Dei 0 23 Red Bank 37 14 Rumson-Fairhaven 7 t 85 Girls Gymnastics Just hangin’ around! Tara Healy, Beth Popolo, Jill Doran, Stacey Handler Poised and ready. Captain Kathy Crotty One man team. Peter Schilling 86 “Keeping up with the Casey tradition ” The Red Bank Catholic gymnastics team once again has kept up with their winning tradition. The hard work and long hours put in by the gymnasts and coach, Kim Canepa, showed in their season record of 11-0. This perfect record, however did not stop the team’s dedicated work. They continued on in their winning streak by winning the Shore Conference title, the Central Jersey Sectional title, and by placing in the top three teams in the State Championships. The success of the team was made possible only through the close teamwork of all the gymnasts and Miss Canepa. Losing only two teammates this year, the team is looking forward to much success in the future. Strong returning letter winners, Tara Healy, Jill Doran, and Beth Popolo, will be leading the team to a strong season next year. This year, one young man was not just another face in the crowd. Peter Schilling de- voted much time and hardwork into the sport of gymnastics this season. He was the only male competitor for Red Bank Catholic. He not only faced great obstacles, but he also began a new dimension in gymnastics at Red Bank Catholic. Front Row: Jill Doran, Chris Harasty, Robin Miesemer. Second Row: Tara Healy. Third Row: Kathy Crotty, Beth Popolo, Gina Jennette. Back Row: Kelly Raike, Stacey Handler, Ilona Boedart. Scoreboard R BC Opp 101.00 Long Branch 96.90 98.75 Shore Regional 63.05 104.25 Middletown South 97.75 100.85 Jackson Township 68.30 102.00 Ocean Township 89.55 99.80 Manasquan 66.65 98.85 Holmdel 91.45 94.50 Red Bank Region- al 64.00 105.50 Brick Township 100.45 100.75 Monmouth Re- gional 73.50 109.30 Rumson-Fair Ha- ven 107.60 Record 11-0 87 -mm i • ; A Group of Aces Left to right: Maureen Gorman, Lynne Fagan, Kate McConnell, Patty Ramos, Jill Morley, Stacey Thompson, Deirdre McGann, Kate O’Hern, Mary Hazinski, Nancy O’Brien, Kim Cuozzo and Coach Sullivan. Above: Nancy O’Brien watches her teammates. At right: Deirdre McGann is “ready for anyone.” 90 As usual, the girls’ team exhibited their out- standing talent and sportsmanship while on the court. After many hours of practicing and playing, the eleven members of the team joined to finish with an impressive 19-4 season. Even though the majority of the team was un- derclassmen, they all played like old pros. Leading the team was freshman Lynn Fagan. She had an astonishing first year and surely proved to be one of the finest players in the Shore. Lynn was named to the First Team All-Monmouth County. The other superior singles players were Junior Nancy O’Brien and sophomore Kim Cuozzo, who also showed the strength and expertise involved in a winning season. The only two seniors on the team vacated the position of first doubles, Deirdre McGann and Kate O’Hern. Junior Mary Hazinski and freshman Patty Ramos combined efforts to finish with a very impressive season. Miss Sullivan concluded her positions as teacher and coach this year. Her winning personality, not only as coach, but as a friend, will surely be missed. From all of us on the team Miss Sullivan, “We wish you the best of luck and thanks ever so much for the time and energy you shared with us. You are the best and we’ll never forget you!” 91 Top: Team members take a break between sets. Bottom: Mary Hazinski exhibits the art of concentration. Running From The Cold Front Row: C. Baier, D. Mulcahy, M. Eschert, A. Palma, M. Krikorian, M. O’Dwyer, J. Scott, S. Flanagan. Second Row: K. O'Hern, A. Schissler, M. McNamara, K. Kachinski, K. Guariglia, R. Procopio, T. Curtis, B. Baier, Third Row: Mr. Rafter, S. Clayton, L. Fegan, A. Tracy, J. Hausleman, C. Fee, L. Rollo, K. O’Neil, M. Debbs, M. Lamb. Front Row: S. Page, D. Carroll, B. Conners, J. Cody, P. Nero. Second Row: B. Wengler, C. Kelly, J. McTague, E. Manning, P. Kelly, P. Pheifer, D. Varady, J. Anserrea. Third Row: Mr. Rafter, F. Baier, D. Murray, N. Martin, M. DeMonte, R. Levins, P. Regan, B. Regan. 92 The Casey Grapplers Wrestling is one of the most de- manding sports here at R.B.C. The Wrestling season lasts approximately four months and demands extreme dedication, physical and moral disci- pline, and the will to succeed. Each team member put forth his utmost in order to achieve hard earned victories. Although these winnings were indi- vidual efforts, the team was the sum of its parts. With the inspiration and aide of such steadfast teammates as Jim Miller, Mike Conte, Steve O’Connell, Mike Shevlin, and Brian Pheifer and the leadership and the encouragement of Head Coach Mautner and Assistant Coaches Barker and Wilbur, the Ca- sey Grapplers frequently tasted the sweetness of success. Even at those unfortunate times when the Grapplers felt the bitterness of defeat, they were consoled with the satisfaction that they had devoted su- preme effort to their match and had done the best that they were capable of, an accomplishment which in itself is a great victory. 94 Front Row: P. Piazza, S. O’Connell, S. Mottes. Second Row: B. Anderson, J. McAuliffe, M. Shevlin, B. Pheifer, R. Kreizowski. Back Row: M. Northridge, J. Miller, Coach R. Barker, T. Walsh, M. Conte. Front Row: J. Gutrich, J. Eberhardt, J. DeOli- vera, A. Valdez, C. Bodner. Back Row: E. Conover, M. McStudy, D. Northridge, D. Light, E. Rugo, Coach J. Wilbur. 95 “Hoopin’ and Front Row: S. Light, P. Healey, G. Balletta. Second Row: Mr. Malick, F. Decker, T. Hernandez, M. Healey, Mr. Cichy. Back Row: D. Proctor, J. Mazekien, M. DeVito, T. Smith. This year’s was a mostly sen- ior lineup consisting of Joe Maziekien, Mike Dodd, Doug Proctor, Fran Decker, and Junior Pat Healey. Ju- niors Mike Healey, Jack Vir- don, and Gerard Balletta were helpful in filling in for the seniors and saw plenty of action. Rounding out the varsity team were three more juniors Sam Light, Fran Durnier, and Tony Hernan- dez. The J.V. team completed a productive season finishing 15-7. Help next year should come from the likes of Bob Serabis, Joe Arnone, Dave DeLisa, Todd Walsack, and Joe Pillari. VARSITY SCOREBOARD W R.B.C. vs. Central Regional L R.B.C. vs. Ocean Township W R.B.C. VS. L R.B.C. vs. L R.B.C. vs. L R.B.C. vs. W R.B.C. vs. L R.B.C. Vs. L R.B.C. vs. L R.B.C. vs. W R.B.C. vs. W R.B.C. vs. L R.B.C. vs. L R.B.C. vs. L R.B.C. vs. W R.B.C. vs. L R.B.C. vs. L R.B.C. vs. Monmouth Re- gional St. Rose Long Branch Shore Regional Rumson-Fair Ha- ven St. John Vianney Red Bank Region- al Ocean Township Lacey Township Monmouth Re- gional Long Branch CBA Shore Regional Rumson-Fair Ha- ven St. John Vianney Red Bank Region- al 96 Hollerin’ ” JV Front Row: C. Ryan, D. Delisa, D. Boyle, T. Walsack, J. Pillari, J. Nugent. Back Row: J. Arnone, M. Fairlie, B. Duffy, B. Serabis, J. O’Hern, J. Carroll. Frosh Front Row: J. Nies, P. Chmiel, P. Lynch, J. Donlan, T. McCarthy, K. Clarke. Back Row: W. Phillips, M. Herman, K. Flaherty, S. Kissel, E. Rcily, B. Cullen, D. Dow. 97 98 Girls Basketball: The 1982 girls’ Basketball Team was driv- en to success through the hardwork and dedi- cation of the whole team. The enthusiasm and high spirits shown by captain Barbara Morris and leading scorers Tara Fodale and Diane Joy could make even practices almost enjoy- able. Much support and good advice was giv- en to the team by coach, Miss Lynn Dooley, and JV coach, Miss Mary King. The girls were led by seniors Barbara Mor- ris, Tara Fodale, Deirdre McGann, Debbie O’Neill, and junior Diane Joy. Next years season looks very hopeful for the girls due to the promising young talent shown in the un- derclassmen in this years JV season. Some of these strong hopefuls for years to come are Sandy Satter, Crissy Rubin, Caroline Ken- ney, and freshmen Tracey Cahill, and Elaine Reis. 99 Fast Breakers Front Row: D. McGann, J. Jaesche, D. Sheehan, L. Tassey, A. Ducey, D. O’Neill. Back Row: J. Heilig, N. Yaka, S. Crowley, D. Joy, T. Fodale, B. Morris, L. Fitzpatrick, M. Kenney, Coach L. Dooley. From far left; Liz Fitzpatrick; Sue Crowley; Diane Joy; Barbara Morris. Front Row: C. Kenney, V. Peckus, E. Ries, J. Screen, S. Mallon, T. Cahill. Back Row: Coach M. King, D. Collins, S. Glackin, S. Satter, C. Rubin, P. Zampetti, M. McGann, C. MacLaughlin. 101 America’s favorite game is also a big favorite at R.B.C. Second year coach, Pat McGann, and the guys worked hard from the start of the season in March’s cold days through the blistering days that May can bring. All this hard work and dedication proved worthwhile with the development of a closely- knit, athletically talented team that made the 1981- 1982 baseball season successful and R.B.C. proud. 102 Jogging, Running, Racing 103 Right on The boy’s 1982 track team, led by head coach Jack Rafter, ran a successful season, as was expected. The individual talent held the team together. The two-mile relay team, ranked as one of the best in the East, ran for its last season. The members, all seniors, were Mike DeMonte, Mac Levins, Eamon Manning, and Pat Regan. Frank Baier, junior, was a plus for the Casey track team. Mike McNamara led the field events with his record breaking javelin throws. 105 Casey Girls Home The Red Bank Catholic girls’ softball team eagerly awaited their first game of the season. The girls looked forward to an improved sea- son based on their returning letter winners and talented newcomers. Much of the team’s success must be attributed to the coaches, Carol Bel- mont and Kim Canepa, for all the encouragement and hardwork that they have given the team. A great deal of spirit and determination has been exemplified by the girls — thus they have continued in the undying Casey tradition. Top: “Let's get our signals straight!” (The- resa Murray). Above left: “Hey, we are winning.” (Kathy Flaherty). Above right: “I’m waiting.” (Tara Fodale). Left: “Oooooooh! Check it out!!” (Ellen Sole- bello and Alana Reilly) The Casey Nettevs Swing Into Spring 107 The Tee-Off The 1982 Golf team returned to the course this spring with the hopes of having the most successful season ever. With six lettermen returning Coach McCue was very optimistic. Senior members were Keith Bevac- qui, Kevin Debbs, Doug Flannery, and Harry Ryan. Juniors Joe Maz- zucca and Tim McCabe contributed their experience also. Mike Kelly, a freshman with a good record, added new life to the old pros. Above left: “Who said that golf was easy?” Above right: Harry concentrates on the per- fect putt. Right: Kevin Debbs keeps his eye on the ball. 108 109 Samuel Coleridge STUDENT COUNCIL: Above Left: Sophomores (L. to R.): R. Danish (Activities Chairper- son), K. Capell (Pres.), K.Guariglia (V.P.). Above Right: Juniors(L. to R.) M.L. Alter (V.P.), E. Proctor (Pres.), A. Ryan (Activities Chairperson. Right: Freshman (L. to R.): J. Niblack (Activities Chairperson), N. Checkowsky (Pres.), S. Glackin (V.P.). The Unifying Factor 112 HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Left: Freshmen: Front Row. M. Herrmann, J. Caroselli, M. Eschert, K. Above: Juniors: Front Row: C. Girard, M.K. Hilton, M. Bertolami, D. Hollen. Back Row. L. Whalen, V. Shaw, P. Phillips, E. Conover. Sophomores: Front Row: S. Gir- onda, P. Brennan, M. McGann, P. King. Back Row: J. Szlasa, B. Davis, L. Vitalo, C. Rubin, C. Morris, A. Gill. 113 FRESHMEN Freshman year: the year when we started all over in a new school. We Freshmen have our own anxieties: making new friends, finding classes, and our class had one added worry- uniforms which tell all upperclassmen that we are a freshman and therefore ripe for initiation. Our Freshmen class came together and put away all fears and showed that we are an integral part of the Casey tradition. Led by President Nairi Checkowsky, Vice-President Sheila Glackin, and Activities Chairperson Jenee Niblack, under the supervision of Miss Karen McGaheran, the freshmen started the year with a very successful M M drive. Who can ever forget being deluged by an upperclassman with a severe M M attack? We had other activities during the year: a dance, hall decorating, and many others that were successful. Freshmen sports did very well throughout the year and all were supported by many enthusiastic fans. R.B.C. can look forward to many winning teams in the future. Our class of 1985 has gotten off to a good start and has shown all that we will surely succeed in years to come. 115 Front Row: A. Anderson, D. Adamitis, L. Arboleda. Second Row: S. Argast, E. Anderson, S. Arbechesky. Third Row: R. Akin, L. Annone, K. Berth. Back Row: Y. Arjoumandi, A. Anderson,J. Abbes. Front Row: T. Bloom, S. Boehning. Sec- ond Row: W. Borgian, K. Bordonali. Third Row: K. Berth, C. Stevenson, D. Bowden. Back Row: I. Boerart, A. An- derson, A. Brokken. Front Row: N. Bacsak, G. Barach, B. Ballehr. Back Row: L. Beagen, C. Baier, V. Baguer, K. Beal, T. Beckley, D. Ben- son, K. Beckley, R. Bandini. 116 Front left: S. Goode, K. Gorden, M. Gra- ham, J. Graham, A. Gimble, A. Mora, M. Gorman, J. Giles. From left: C. Galiano, L. Finn, M. Furman, H. Garreau, C. Erving, P. Dwyer, E. Fitzpa- trick, K. Ferragina, L. Fagan, M. Geraud. Front left: S. Falco, R. Giammona, J. Filippo, A. Garruto, J. Giles, D. Ford, R. Girard, K. Flaherty, C. Fee, S. Ryan, D. Edelkraut, J. Feeney, FI. Garbaccio, J. Gotti. 117 Front Row. J. Grassi, P. Guinnessey, M. Eschert, S. Handler. Second Row: M. Greco, C. Guidera, W. Groh, D. Hall. Back Row: D. Ha- mann, T. Hannigan, J. Hamann, J. Hagerman. Front Row: C. Hilton, S. Holsey, S. Holloway. Second Row: G. Hau- selt, K. Hernandez, K. Harth, A. Hanrahan. Back Row: T. Hintle- mann, M. Herrmann, R. Hill. Front Row: J. Kaminski, C. Johnson, S. Kane, C. Jennette. Second Row: R. Kane, B. Hunt, T. Imbach, G. Jablonsky, P. Vega. Back Row: A. Joyce, M. Jackson, M. Martin, B. Her. 118 9D Front Row. C. Donohue, D. Derzinski, J. Doyle, K. Dow, S. DiCesare, B. Devine. Back Row: J. Droughton, T. Dillon, D. Dow, R. Rauffer, J. Donlon. From left: J. DeSeno, T. DeRosa, T. Deluca, K. Dalm, B. Cullen, J. Daly, R. Darley, J. DeOlivera. Front Row: K. Doran, M. Cleffi, E. Coolahan, A. Ducey, P. Cleary, C. Copeland. Back Row: G. Ciancio, A. D'Onofrio, J. Cody, K. Clarke, T. Conway, R. Connors. 119 Front Row. E. Towns, K. Steadman, J. White, R. Tooze, K. Theodore. Back Row. A. Gomez, R. Warrell, F. Decker, P. Ryan, C. Tomaino, K. Steneck. Front Row. E. Vincc- lette, E. Toto. Second Row. M. Thompson, S. Uscinski, K. Towns. Thrid Row. E. Theriot, R.VanNote, M. Zam- petti. Back Row. P. Wagar, S. Stiver, L. Wycoff. From left: E. Valdez, C. Wilson, S. Wild, J. Vitz, K. Willgcroot, D. West, S. Tyls, K. Vui- dcma, S. Timney, M. Veto, J. Vena, P. White. 120 9F From left. M. Bremekamp, A. Byrne, L. Callahan, K. Boyle, L. Burke, S. Burke, D. Bramhall, K. Bruno, C. Borneo, N. Caivano, T. Cahill. From left: J. Carton, C. Conova, J. Caroselli, S. Carey, S. Carey, B. Carey, C. Caputo, D. Carroll, G. Cardone, S. Carasia, K. Carrino. From left: N. Cemigliaro, N. Checkosky, M. Cerchio, F.Short, K. Cassidy, T. Chmiel, J. Casper, J. Caruso, J. Chiarella, G. Chandler. Front Row: J. Kelly, C. Kerr, S. Kenny, B. Kolibas. Back Row: R. Kurcher, S. Kissell, A. Kelly, S. Kirkpatrick, P. Kelleher, C. Kornett. Front Row: K. Cassidy, N. Keegan, M. Lucarelli, Sec- ond Row: J. Loeffer, C. Ma- lague, C. Loftus. Back Row: J. Larkin, P. Lynch, R. Lew- is, R. Kasun, R. Legere, C. Liming, R. Luciano. Front Row: A. Karnish, M. Laffey, R. Krempasky. Sec- ond Row: M. Kubis, L. Koch, M. Krugh, L. Lambertson. Back Row: C. Langeveld, P. Lanza, M. Krikorian. 122 9H Front Row: S. McTague, M. Meade, M. McNamara, K. McLean, M. McDonnell. Back Row: K. McConnell, T. Meace, J. McDonald, T. McCarthy, K. McCobb. Front Row: R. Moore,L. Mitchell, P. Moran, K. Metkus, R. Motzel. Back Row: T. Moore, T. Mulvaney, K. Moore, K. Morley, M. Morris. Front Row: C. Mathies, S. Marchant, K. Leach, J. Mattan, S. Mallon, P. McAuliffe. Back Row: J. Mannella, P. Marley, R. Mansur, M. McAlary, M. Martin. 123 Front Row: K. Primavera, M. Picco, L. Nelsen, P. Ramos, K. Nahas. Back Row: S. Nelson, A. Peabody, J. Niblack, P. Niro. Front Row: F. O’Shea, E. O'Brien, L. Lang, E. O’Bryan, D. Paddack. Back Row: J. Nies, E. Reilly, S. Organek, G. Oneidas, T. Ottombrino. 124 9J Front Row. A. Sage, P. Schnabalk, L. Crispino, V. Schweers, R. Scialli, J. Sheehan. Back Row. D. Sanchez, B. Shea, R. Scrabis, J. Sheehan, P. Sciortino, J. Schmitt. Front Row. T. King, S. Ryan, C. Robbins, M. Riccardi. Back Row: R. Rooney, L. Rollo, A. Rouito, B. Robinson, A. Robertson. Front Row. J. Smithson, K. Smith, G. Slanzi, E. Smith, C. Smith, M. Brennan, H. Battscinger. Back Row. S. Caruso, E. Shcllenberger, M. Shorey, D. Tobcr, K. Sprake, J. Spernal. 125 SOPHOMORES It has been a long and rocky road for the class of 1984. Our jouney has been a rough one, but we sopho- mores have lasted the climb, and because of it, we have grown to be more competant and more understanding, in the tradition of Red Bank Catholic. We Sophomores live in an energetic and exciting world, where we make every effort to stamp out our own path. With the guidance of Mr. Soviero. and the leader- ship of class officers Kerry Capell, Kelly Guariglia, and Rachel Danish, we hope, in our remaining two years, to make the halls of R.B.C. ring with our enthusiasm. As Freshmen, we learned the importance of unity and independance. This was a period of adjustment, and our spirit of togetherness helped us to adapt readily. As Sophomores, we realized the importance of aca- demics, and what they mean to our future. When the going got tough, we got going. This was the year that we proved that we are the light of R.B.C., and in time we will outshine all the rest. 127 10A Front Row: K. Healey, E. Hase- man, T. Hcaly,M. Hendricks. Back Row: B. Hannon, J. Has- sclman, A. Herring, W. Hau- selt, J. Heilig. Front Row: K. Griffin, A. Grant, K. Guariglia. Back Row: M. Green, A. Guinnessey, B. Haley, E. Grom, W. Groh, M. Haggerty, B. Haplin, S. Gironda Front Row: K. Foley, F. Foti, A. Gill, C. Grant. Back Row: R. Gedrys, P. Ga- denz, J. Giallouraki, G. Ford, J. Giegerich, R. Freeman. 128 10B Front Row: HL Lillvik, K. Leroux, C. Larkin, M. Me Murray, L. Leone. Second Row: R. Konish, M. Lewis, C. McLaughlin, S. Man- rell, M. McCue. Back Row: J. Mazzucca, N. Massard, B. McConnell, D. McAlonie, M. Lohm. Front Row: L. Kristiansen, R. Miessemer, M. McGann, B. McDonnell, T. McGrath, A. Micchelli, Back Row: J. Lizotte, M. McMa- hon, M. McStudy, V. Lorenzo, R. McDonald. 129 IOC Front Row: E. Mur- phy, A. Naimoli, D. Mulcany, T. O’Dwyer, E. Paraskevas. Back Row: B. O’Hara, J. O'Hara, C. O'Brian, T. Moran, L. Mustillo, G. O'Brien. Front Row: L. Mura- torc, K. O’Neill, L. Huresky, J. Nalducci, J. Morley, Back Row: P. Mul- vaney, B. Ministry, T. Nappi, C. Morris, J. O’Hern. Front Row: D. Nye, P. O’Connell, M. No- votny, K. Montanero, J. Migliazza, D. O’Neill, S. Page, J. Nugent. 130 10D Front Row: R. Price, L. Ricci, D. Pontecorvo, R. Proccopio. Second Row. C. Petti, B. Popolo, S. Piney, J. Readie. Back Row: L. Persi- ponko, M. Pugules, J. Pillari, E. Ryan. Front Row: S. Proctor, T. Robinson, V. Peckus, L. Par- enty, C. Rubin. Back Row: D. Pierra, J. Ru- bino, C. Ryan, A. Rimmele. Front Row: C. Ryan, L. Ran- caitore. Back Row: W. Re- bollo, M. Sailing, F. Rau- beur, J. Roy, K. Roach. 131 10E Front Row. R. Schlossberg, N. Schaad, S. Satter, M. Santaniello, D. Scott. Back Row: S. Scialfa, M. Sa- vaiko, D. Morris, A. Serabis. Front Row: D. Stamos, J. Screen, G. Smithson. Back Row: C. Sheehan, J. Stango, K. Smith, R. Sea- man, E. Strickland. Front Row: P. Tilton, C. Su- pino, L, Tassy, M. Sullivan, M, Tirenan, Back Row: S. Sylvia, S.Thompson, W, Towns, J. Szlasa, A. Tracy. 132 10F Front Row: A. Addler, C. Accardi, C. Abbatiello, K. Anderson, L. Altschol, J. Abel. Back Row: J. Arnone, M. Ames, D. Ahern, M. Alexander. Front Row: N. Baret, W. Be- vacqua, M. Bloom L. Bloom. Back Row: R. Boehning, L. Bannan, C. Baiano, T. Ba- kos, M. Bantin, C. Bodner. Front Row: P. Brennan, J. Brown, J. Bondon, M. Bre- mekamp. Back Row: C. Boss, D. Boyle, B. Bradshaw, G. Bruno, R. Bohl, B. Boh- ringer, C. Renzo. 133 10G Front Row: J. Eberhardt, P. Flood, T. Flint, C. Doyle, B. Duffy. Back Row: W. Erhardt, K. Dunleavy, M. Fairlie, D. Gilsman, J. Erickson. Front Row: C. Dowd, B. Desousa, G. De- vine, D. DeHainaut, K. Dillon. Second Row: D. Desocio, M. Delboccio, A. Da- mato, B. Davis. Back Row: D. DeLisa, W. Dantroux, D. Defrancesco. Front Row: S. Dunn, C. DeGreggorio, S. Doerr. Back Row: L. Enright, R. Danish, J. Eckstien, R. Donohue. 134 10H Form left: K. Carroll, N. Canale, M. Cleary, J. Cavanagh, J. Carallo, T. Daly, B. Coffey, A. Byrnes. Front Row: S. Clayton, K. Burbic, K. Cuozzo, L. Crotty, P. Cavagnaro. Back Row: R. Creighton, C. Casola, M. Cerchio, J. Carroll, K. Creighton, J. Connelly. Front Row: M. Carmen, K. Corcoran, A. Ciesla, T. Curtiss. Back Row: K. Cahill, P. Colos, E. Con, L. Cristopher, L. Crotty. Front Row: K. Johson, G. Jeanette, P. Horohoe, Second Row: M. Joly, G. Ivone, G. Hinds. Third Row: M. Hartel, M. Herring, J. Inserra, Back Row: D. Homa, K. Holly- wood, M. Imholt, M. Hoekstra. Front Row: T. Keebler, P. Keegan, Back Row: T. Joyce , T. Kelly, P. Jones, S. DeRosa, M. Kedersha, P. Kaminski, N. Kalkowski. Front Row: T. Kelly, L. Kelly, C. Keane, R. Knudsen, C. Kirman, P. King, R. Knoltz. 136 10J Front Row: K. Walsh, L. Vi- talo, R. Woods, D. Watson, J. Wood, K. Capped, D. Twitman, N. Yacka, S. Tre- furt. Front Row: A. Verneri, P. Vinci, R. Wall, G. Zaleski, B. Walsh, C. Walsack. Back Row: C. Williams, R. Wor- bel, W. Westbrock. 137 Juniors In September ’79, R.B.C. opened its doors to us. Being ‘ just those frosh,” we needed much guidance, even if it was to the 5th floor swimming pool! But some- how we made it through that first tough year, and we became part of the R.B.C. crowd. Now we were being told that R. B.C. was whatever we made of it, so we soon realized the importance of participation in sports and clubs not only for the school as a whole, but also for ourselves. Then it finally happened, it hardly seemed we could have made it through two years, but we were now up- perclassmen. Along with that title came a lot of maturi- ty, and of course responsibilities. Grades became more important than ever, and most of the week was devoted to studying. But it could never be said that the Class of ’83 forgot how to have fun! We began to look forward to Homecoming, the Ring Ceremony, the Junior Buffet, and most of all, the Junior Prom. Then the words “Red Bank Catholic” were not so vague anymore; they began to reflect our hopes and dreams, our spirit as a class, and most importantly, our individuality. 139 11A Front Row: J. Viani, M. Trezenka, G. Squeo, L. Toohey, K. Lucas, S. Wolfe, G. Tomaino. Back Row: D. Verady, J. Verdon, J. Stump, M. Timney. Front Row: A. Spano, M. Trefurt, K. Vaccaro, N. Tam, K. Soos, A. Sundberg. Back Row: L. Whalen, E. Toregrossa, C. Yepello, P. Spernal, C. Tuchol, C.Torello, J. Whelan, M. Ullrich, B. Wengler, K. Uscinski. 140 11B Eileen Flaherty asks Georgia Gross: ’’Did you hear about...?” Front Row. R. Ballard, L. Barbara. Second Row. L. Bivona, M. Ashkcnis, F. Allegra. Third Row. S. Boss, A. Boyle, G. Albano. Back Row. F. Baier, J. Amorella, R. Anderson, S. Bott. From Left: G. Bal- letta, T. Allan, M. Bertolami, M. Bel- mont, K. Barmore, D. Baiano, M. Bodner, D. Abbes, M. Alter, P. Ad- cock, J. Berth, C. Albertson, C. Botti. 141 11C Front Row: R. Prima- vera, M. O’Shea, M. O’Dwyer, B. Pontone, E. Muldowncy, V. Pro- faci. Back Row: M. Lo- vas, P. Redmond, P. Piazza, S. Provan, E. Reed, S. Riley. Front Row: S. O’Con- ner, M. Perri, D. Pa- pay, E. Proctor. Back Row: A. Portuondo, N. Nimon, T. Piciullo, M. O’Dwyer, K. Raike, K. Raike, N. O’Brien, A. Reilly. From Left: S. Quattro- chi, P. Orzechowski, C. Pratico, P. Phillips, M. Prenderville, J. Mulholland, H. Powell, E. Stanziale. 142 ; J - 11D Front Row: A. Hutchinson, L. Her, D. Hollen, C. Jablonsky, J. Ivone, J. Jaescke, A. Johnston. Back Row: S. Johnson, A. Hov- nanian, T. Howe, J. Johnston. Front Row: E. Kee- gans, T. Kearney, J. Kellehcr, K. Ka- chinski, S. Karpick, P. Karagias. Back Row: S. Jupinka, C. Keelen, W. Jordan. If looks could kill... Front Row: K. Kilian, N. Kirman, S. Kelly. Back Row: J. Tortor- iello, M. Kelly J. Mil- ler,E. King, P. Kelly, J. Kenny 143 Front Row: L. Gudicello, M. Gryson, H. Haggerty, J. Hanrahan, D. Gross. Back Row: G. Grigos, C. Hagerman, K. Harrison. HE Front Row: M. Hartnett, M. Hazinski. Back Row: G. Harness, P. Harmon, J. Hayden, J. Harrison, C. Harris, J. Haynes. Front Row: M. Hilton, M. Walton, A. Hoffman. Back Row: T. Throckmorton, A. Hernandez, A. Wendell. 144 11F Front Raw: M. Lamb, M. Klein, B. Lang, R. Koerkel, L Kolibas, A. La Rosa. Back Row. T. Klein, T. Landolfi, F. Kovalski, T. Klohn, 11G Front Row: T. Cardone, J. Brown, M. Breiter. Back Row: S. Cavan- agh, B. Campagne, C. Carton, M. Brawley, A. Burns, L. Boyle, T. Brennan. 146 From Left: R. Colabclli, R. Choj- nacki, J. Chehanske, C. Coleman, W. Collins, P. Conley. From Left: P. Cottell, M. Conte, C. Connelly, K. Crawford, S. Conte, J. Cooner, M. Harris, R. Cronin. 11H Front Row: C. Ferrone, R. Deady. Back Row: M. Debbs, S. Crowley, M. Damato, E. Der- zinski. From Left: T. DiCesare, P. Duffy, F. Devlin, J. Doran, F. Durnien,S. Devira, J. Dougher- ty, M. Donnelly. From Left. K. Edmonds, M. Durst, J. Fay, K. Emmons, C. Faletti, E. Ferraro, L. Fairfax, K. Erving, D. Edelkraut. 147 From Left: F. Fitzgerald, T. Flanagan, J. Fontanella, S. Flanagan, K. Fitzpatrick, J. Folz, M. Fitzgerald, J. D’Esposito, R. Dow. Ill From Left: C. Gavin, M. Garrison, D. Kemp, D. Galdcrese, M. Fortunato, C. Friel, M. Fox, M. Furlong, R. Gadenz, D. Furman. Front Row: C. Giovine, J. Gilpin, S. Greco, P. Flaherty, M. Chmiel, H. Grabler. Back Row: G. Fierro, R. Gemignani, G. Giordano, A. Gizzi, C. Cassidy, D. Glenny. 148 Front Row: P. McKeon, J. McGowan, J. McGloin, A. McNulty, K. McDermott. Back Row: J. McTague, P. Healy, M. McHale, T. McGuire, T. McCabe. Bottom to Top: M. Gillen, C. Meola, J. Meeker, M. McGo- hey, L. Melicia, V. Flood, M. Michals, L. Mellone. 149 UK Top Left: Front Row: S. San- ford, L. Sepe, F. Sciortino, J. Scott, A. Ryan, T. Shevlin. Back Row: G. Rubino, A. Shields, C. Ryan, T. Smith, L. Sigmond, S. Rusin, P. Roche. Bottom Right: Bottom to Top: C. Sherrier, N. Smith, T. DeRobbio, K. Saporito, K. Roarty, D. Shennan, R. Russomano, A. Russano, R. Schenone. 150 Extras Front Row: L. Shipley, S. Malloy, E. Flaherty, T. DeRobbio, P. Flaherty, M. Michals. Back Row: M. Mans- field, R. Meyer, J. Fitzpatrick, M. Muscillo. Front Row: T. Havard, A. Morrison, B. Fitzgerald, J. D’Afflito, S. DiBattiste. Back Row: K. Moore, L. McMahon, O. McFadden, E. Conover, J. Marangello, D. Joy, M. Devine, C. Girard. 151 ooo T(ab in'Dranaih labore A TRIBUTE The role of class moderator is a position which sel- dom receives the recognition it rightfully deserves. We, the class of 1982, are aware of Mr. Goss’ influ- ence upon our lives. Therefore, we would like to ex- tend our graditude and appreciation to Mr. Robert Goss for his endless dedication. Always there to lend a helping hand and to listen to us when a problem arose, he served as an example to all of us. Mr. Goss’ encouragement and enthusiasm were contagious and soon we found ourselves accomplishing things that were previously mere dreams. Through good and bad times, we found ourselves united more closely with the aid of Mr. Goss. For all the time and for so much more that Mr. Goss has so willingly given to us,we thank him. He has made our final years at R.B.C. the most memorable! 154 STUDENT COUNCIL From Left: Maureen Giles (V.P.), Jean Brady (Pres.), Kathy Kane (Activities). Front Row: R. Bond, M. Rodden, K. Flaherty, J. Klaver, K. Rupy. Back Row. S. O’Connell, B. Eckstein, J. Mattan. Let’s give Student Council a hand!! 155 Jean Marie Abbatiello Super Polly ... “Mon Petit Chou ... short, outgoing ... Frosh food fight... Hey ba-ba-ree bear ... the Beat- mobile, Matthews Rd., tire thumper,... to be a psychol- ogist. John V. Abel Able John ... quiet, friendly . .. Annapolis ... Freshman food fight... the Road Rally ... to go to college and even- tually go to Grad. School... Sweet Home Alabama. Frances M. Alexander Chiquetta ... “Party at Frannie A’s!” ... outgoing, friendly, understanding ... twirling ... “the pig” ... PMM ... ‘82 — the best class ever at RBC. Michelle Allan Rockelle ... friendly, com- pulsively happy ... The Hunt . .. The Blitz ... com- ing to RBC as a Sophomore ... to attain a high level of richness ... an expert equiestrian. Hey Okie, “Shud uppa your face!” Clare Anderson Clem, Lazer Eyes... “If you feel strongly about it, then do it!” ... short, little, tiny. ... the Seventh Ave. Pool ... Carlton ... GNO ... to be a Pro Beach Bum. John Scott Alexander Scott... serious, quiet, hap- py .. . beautiful car ... the Road Trip to New Hamp- shire ... the Carbird Alley .. . to go to college and to become an accountant and to be happy. Robert A. Anchundia Chile ... “Hey everybody, we’re all gonna — ”... fun- ny, ambitous quiet .. . great band parties . .. Frosh year that I didn’t go to RBC ... to go to college and to be wealthy. Eric Antonelli Eric ... independent, quiet, nice ... the 304 club ... the Freshman year food fight.. . detention after the food fight .. . to go to college and to be successful. 156 Susan Ann Ballehr Subee ... “Mom, can I get gas?” ... happy, quiet .. . the trip to Europe ... Junior Prom ... Road Rally ... to get married and become a veternarian ... to stay cheer- ful. Tracy Benson Bean ... “In and out!” ... terrific band parties . . . wild times .. . many concerts ... the most outrageous times with D.H. ... to attend col- lege and eventually be rich. John Bambrick J.P ... “Ooooh Colleen!” ... happy, friendly, witty ... Skeleton’s class ... the most fantastic times during Junior and Senior year ... to be- come a priest. Cora Lee Berth Leeta .. . “Yeah, right!” ... wild, rowdy ... the slumber party ... bullets .. . wonder- land .. . basketball cheer- leading . .. spiral stairs... to be happy and successful. Paul A rnone Ribs ... “Who’s turn is it to- night?” ... crazy, wild, dar- ing ... cow tipping . .. Sil- ver’s ... Rolling Rock ... eventful Saturday nights ... to live for the weekend. James Banton Bants ... “You pathetic ani- mal” ... the Frosh food fight ... the States in football ... kind, friendly, nice ... col- lege ... to study computers and sports medicine. Elizabeth Baier Beth ... sweet, smiley, witty . .. Halloween 1980 ... the Penn Relays 1981 ... Pink Panthers... Underoos at the Jr. buffet... to be happy al- ways and to live the “good life.” Gina Marie Benedetto Gina Ballerina ... “Listen sweetheart — ”... cheerful, happy, dependable ... the fun times on twirling ... green M M’s ... “whoops” . .. to live life to the fullest. Caught red handed! (Mike Shevlin, Anne Schissler, Andy Faherty) 157 Denise C. Bertolami Dee ... “I don’t mean it like this — but” ... flakey, kind ... trip to Spain ... the BlackTongueIncident.. . Is- landers-Fee Fee ... apples ... Hotel Mgr ... to own a blue mercedes. Laura Christine Boss The Boss ... Dimples .. . “Thank God it’s Friday!”... shy, bright... a big crush on J.A. ... watching football games . .. my good friends ... to go into big business. Lance Beuschel Lance ... “Enjoy life to the fullest!” ... Freshman food fight ... the Road Rally ... easy going ... to go to col- lege ... get a good job ... end up rich. Janet Bowers Bowa ... “You’ll never know until you try!” .. rowdy, funny .. . MO to the max ... last day of Sophomore year ... skiing ... to go to college and to be a lawyer. Keith Bevacqui Bevac ... “I want to party with you!” ... Chaps Man, suave, GQ ... Destruction crew of‘82 ... up-downs . . . Junior Prom ... to attend college and to be a world- famous lawyer. Christopher Boylan Topher, Whanger. .. “Steal your face!” .. . unique, lo- veable . .. Karen ... the Dead Concert ... learning how to ski. .. to enjoy life. .. get married ... go West. Richard Bond Bondo ... “That’s cool!” ... tall, dark and handsome ... the Frosh dance and food fight. . . orange peel fight on the Boro bus ... to become a famous basketball player. James Boyle Skeeter . .. “Go for it!” ... radical, stoked . . . Florida .. . fantastic weekends ... surfing in Hawaii... to go to college ... and to hopefully graduate someday. Margaret Boyle Tweetie Duette ... Novem- ber 7, 1981 ... mega road trips .. . Tulsa Salty Dog ... Senior year ... lunch 7 ... SS Tara ... to go to college. Catherine Brady Cath ... “I’ll start my diet tomorrow” ... quiet, friend- ly, funny ... Prom night ... the Marshall Tucker concert .. . Grabler’s party ... to at- tend college. Jean Brady Prez... Abby... “Ok, fine” ... neurotic, red ... the Road Rally with Beth ... Prez-mobile ... “Help!” ... to find success and a 6'2”, blonde, blue-eyed guy. Monica Brandon Monti, SS ... “Ok, fine” ... friendly, crazy, witty ... good friends ... Mr. Rabbie “J” Johnson’s history class .. . Senior year in the cafete- ria — Pepsi ... to go to col- lege. Carol Brockriede “Iy-ly” ... “Go for it!” ... shy, sweet... the Road Ral- ly ... constantly getting into trouble with Linda ... to have my own clothes store .. . to be forever happy. Ingrid Bras son Coco Lopez ... Bombay ... happy, humorous, friendly ... summer of 1981 with Ju- lie... Robert... the jeep... “Z” ... to be extremely hap- py and successful always. Robert Burbic Bob DB’s .. . “They twisted my arm!” . . . hyper, hand- some .. . “The Round-up” .. . Jamie . .. always in Mr. Christopher’s office ... to enjoy life to the fullest. 159 Patricia Anne Byrnes Patti . .. “Chilli Houz” ... Shakey, Watermelon, Lenox .. . Wigwam Road . .. King of Hearts .. . Friday 13... organized ... “Irish” ... To swim around Antartica- it’s chilli!!! Richard Caroselli Whale ... “Shy”... Debo- nair, sophisticated, altogeth- er ... Banff ... February, 1981 ... Football ... To be extremely rich and famous ... To find happiness in ev- erything I do. Ann Marie Carton Ann ... “Guess What?” ... Understanding, sensitive, cute ... Gymnastics ... Ski Trips . . Lettering in football ... Stats .. . Pete ... To find Happiness and satisfaction in my life. Joseph N. Catte Iona J.C. ... “C’est Dammagc!” . . . Perplexing, intelligent, enthusiastic . . . 3 30 80 . . . Chemistry lab . .. Styx con- cert . .. Europe.. . Karen .. . To be happy as an aerospace engineer. Brian T. Cavanagh Cavs ... “I’ll get over it”... Intelligent, Pleasant, kind ... Junior Prom . . . Road Rally .. . sports ... Unfor- gettable third period-sopho- more year... To be an aero- nautical engineer. Joan Ceinski DB . .. “Ridin’ that train” . . . Adventurous, happy, crazy ... St. Patrick’s Day, 1981 ... Ski Trips . . .Chris ... SC ... Good Times ... Live life to the very fullest! Michael Celli Cell, Sire .. “Shy man! It’s cool!! . . Slick, sly, enterpris- ing .. February, 1981 ... Matthew’s Road . .. Banff . .. Ski Trips . .. Road Trips ... College ... Law school . . . Politics. 160 Noreen Anne Clarke Kent ... “You decide” ... flekey, unpredictable ... frigid with Brigid on rocks in ermy socks — oceanic pect ... TNT .. . driveways ... find £ cosy cove 2nd Mr. Mo Jo Risin' ... 3SMSBF. Suzanne Conklin Vulch ... “Be serious!” ... easy-going, smiley ... figs and underroos ... Vette at the Prom, quick change in the parking lot ... Stern- weiss, the bridge — 3AM .. . make every time great. Susan Colagreco Sue ... “That’s life” ... vi- vacious, agile ... crutches . .. Ireland and England with Missy .. . practices and games ... to attend college and prepare for a career in Phys. Ed.. Maureen A. Conley Mo ... “Are you mellow or do ya just wanna sack out?” .. . energetic, impatient ... locked in a Hess station ... week-end at RP’s ... to be the best I can have fun doing it. Allison Cernigliaw Alii ... “It’s the ultimate in prep” ... optimistic, ener- getic, Ivy League . . . trans- ferring to RBC ... summer of ’81 ... to retain the warmth of summer all through the year. Anne Louise Cole sensitive, funny, talented, creative ... Keansburg K.P. ... New York, New York ... pac-man ... Homdel park ... ice cream . .. G.A. summer time “Fame.” Patricia Chimienti Pat ... “Oh my God!” ... lazy, friendly, talkative ... the Road Rally .. . good times with good friends ... Zanibaron Halloween ... to go to college and be a social worker. Denise Collins Dee . .. “Spare me” ... fun- ny, sarcastic, quiet . .. labs — on Monday mornings? .. . Tues. and Thurs. with Rog ... to go to college and be a physical therpist ... be jubient. “Hey Hey we’re the Seniors!” 161 Megan Croake Meg ... “Live like there is no tomorrow” ... socialablc, silly, sensitive .. . Grabler’s parties ... Anthony ... con- certs ... to become a com- mercial artist . .. find a ca- reer in advertising. Smile “Sowul Baby”! Kathleen Crotty Kathy ... happy, smiley ... the trunk at the Road Rally . .. the Rumson bridge inci- dent .. . gymnastics — state champs ... to go to college and compete in college gym- nastics. Margaret Hope Cullen Hopey ... “I will do it to- morrow!” ... crazy, viva- cious, happy ... the Road Rally with Amy . . . Labor day at Belmar ... to be mil- lionaire, be famous, and spread happiness. Marian Copperthwaite Mitzi ... “AAA- CHOOOOAA!” ... hyper, friendly ... the night I broke the “missing link” Meyer’s .. . the chemistry Christmas party ... to be a veternarian. Michael Andrew Crowe Bird . . . “No problem” . .. funny, outgoing, nice . .. Wildwood ... the SWAMP ... the Iron Line ... consid- erate, quiet ... to go to col- lege ... to play hockey in col- lege. Karen Cuneo “Ooh baby!”... “Maintain” ... sarcastic, preppie, spaz . . . Alfies ... my Skiing ex- periences ... the “Senior Chics” . . . the Hunt ... to exhaust my talents in what- ever. Amy Beth Coskey Ames ... “Oh my Gosh!” .. . sweet, congenial ... the Road Rally with Hope ... messing up Frosh lockers ... twirling — practice and games ... to be successful and happily married. Kimberly Crunkleton Crash Crunk ... “Don’t sweat the small stuff’ ... ambitious, overwhelming . . . Dudley and Reggie in 304 ... NYC on SPD ... to be the first female Secretary- General to the UN. Hey look! — it’s Boo! 162 Elizabeth Daly Liz ... fun-loving, daring, quiet creative ... New Year’s Eve 1979 ... ski trips ... girl’s cross country . .. St. Patrick’s Day parade 1981 ... to be a success as a psychologist. Kevin Debbs Debbs ... cheerful, witty, happy ... getting lost on the way to a most interesting Bio lecture with Jeff, Noreen and Bridget ... to become a world famous mad scientist. Anthony D’Ambrisi Breezy ... always getting a new car ... getting out of class . .. cracking up a Porsche .. . pulling up with Steve in the Z’s Homecom- ing ... to be a rich, happily married accountant. Lisa DeCerse “Get a job!” ... dependable, HF, graceful. . . Road Rally — Scenic Dr. — what view? .. . Dudley and Reggie ... running out of gas every- where ... to be the first woman governor of NJ. Peter Curtis Crazy Legs ... adventure- some, easy-going . .. A.V. Freshman year ... trip to Banff ... accounting class ... to go to college ... be successful at what I want. Carolann Meghan Daly Carol ... “Yeah-right” ... dizzy, adventurous, shoeless ... 10 22 79 ... the car chase with Mike, Joe, and Mark ... to be a Child psy- chologist — live on a farm — get married, be rich, be happy. “Casual” Rich Madigan. 163 Anne Schissler and Kathy Flaherty prepare for a Senioritis attack! Mike ... “Do it up!” ... happy, adventurous, unpre- dictable ... Frosh food fight ... concerts ... the good times with my good friends ... to be successful at what- ever I do. Mark DeVito Marc ... “Relax” ... pick- ing, out going ... A.C. ... New York ... the Hunt ... to become an expert ski bum ... to have fun doing what- ever pleases me the most. Francis Decker Deckum ... “Crack it!” ... outgoing, ongoing, ingoing . .. A.C. ... numerous all- nighters ... New York ... to figure out a fool-proof way to wealth and fame. Laura DeLury Rah ... “Catch Q’s”... qui- et, gullible, H.F. ... SI with Noner and Raza ... MR and SPD . .. bay head ... St. Pa- trick’s Day ... to find suc- cess and happiness in what- ever I do. Michael DeMonte Vito ... “Ya Hello” ... fun- loving, good friend, practical joker ... the Swamp .. . WW II ... “Rosey” ... to continue running ... to go to a good college ... always be happy. Marianne Dennis “Great minds think alike” ... “we’re buddies” ... friendly, outgoing, sincere . . . the Jr. Prom and Buffet ... 10 little Indians— Frosh year. . . “Kiss Me Kate” ... executive secretary. Sometimes the Ski Lodge is as much fun as skiing. 164 Laura Dougherty Mickey Rivers ... ‘it was Like” talkative, for ever go- ing ... trips to foreign coun- tries ... Barn parties . .. Road Rally ’81 ... to always remain in touch with my friends ... to travel. Patrick Edmonds Edzie ... “Gotta like that ” happy, mischiefous French class . . . Mr. B's of- fice . . . hockey... the drums . . . to be successful in what- ever 1 do ... to remain hap- py Ralph Dexter Ponzy, Gilligan ... “Forget it!” ... smart, considerate ... the Road Rally ’81 End of the summer party ... getting my car. .. to make it through college ... be suc- cessful. Mary Louise Dube I Weezy . .. “There are a mil- lion ways to laugh and every- one’s a Blast” .. . carefree, insane ... bowling ... con- certs ... the apartment and above Pete’s garage ... to live it up. Michael Dodd Mike ... “hanging in there” ... quiet but not really ... dingleberry ... the car chase with Carol, Joe, and Mark . .. Joanie falling in the pond ... to be successful. Michael Duffy Duff . . . friendly, rowdy, radical .. . Pumpernickles in the mornings . . . fantasticly wild cast parties ... to im- prove as a musician ... to be- come an engineer. Cindy Doran Cinchy -girl ... “You’ll get over it” ... stubborn, can smile at anything ... P’s and N’s ... the Renobs ... re- gional people the three of us ... to have a great and exciting life. Elizabeth Eckstein Beth ... “Sunshine day- dream” ... sensitive, buff, easy-going . .. orange chairs .. . ladies night out ... 7 16 81 ... psychology ... to live well, to be happy, and to be free. Tracy England Trace ... “Rainbows” ... dancer, crazy ... 1 30 80 ... 15 in an elevator — trapped for an hour ... all my friends and all the wild times ... to make it as a dancer ... to be happy. Andrew Paul Faherty Lightning Panda ... very muscular, nice, friendly ... football ... mailmen on weekends . .. batting prac- tice with the “Destruction Crew of “82” ... Hilton Head . .. college. Joan Marie Fauci Joanie, Shw'antzcr... “Do it up” ... peaceful, open, radi- cal ... St. Patrick’s Day in NYC . . . Ladies Night Out ... Highlands ... to be free, live it up, to get happily mar- ried. Kathleen Marie Flaherty Kathy . .. friendly, smiling, happy . .. New Year’s Eve '81 ... softball ... all my friends .. . Easter vacation in California ... to go to col- lege ... to be happy with who I am. h Christine Fee Lynn Fee ... “Gimme a break” ... unpredictable, hardworking . . . Geometry — “Do you have any mark- ers” ... Chem — is it soup yet? ... Dina ... no gym suit . .. further my education. Kathleen G. Flanagan Kath, Millie ... “Excellent! Psyched!” ... happy, crazy, quiet ... GNO .. . R L worker ... all my good friends ... to go to college . . . to have all the happiness . .. to be successful. Michelle Bridget Fehr Mole ... “I’m sooo suure!” .. . smiley, bubbly .. . skiing with JB and EH .. . dragged down the hall by JM’s tie .. . Pink Champagne ... to be a doctor, marry a doctor, and have a doctor. Leo Flanagan Lee ... “Go for it!” ... hap- py, smiley, quiet ... Frosh Food Fight.. . parties ... fi- nally getting to be a Big Sen- ior.. . to go to college ... to become independently wealthy. Rosemary Ferry Rosie .. . “Tomorrow I’ll start my diet.” .. . quiet, car- ing, cherry . .. Marshall Tucker concert. . . Prom . . . all the parties ... to go to college ... to be successful in everything. Douglas Flannery Flappers ... “Born to be wild” .. . nice, quiet ... the Road Rally ... crashing my new motorcycle and car ... going everywhere and doing everything in the deathmo- bile ... to be rich. 166 Tara Fodale Omar, Fodle Yodle “IHT ... “Psychage” ... outdoorsy, bubbly . . . varsity basketball . .. Soph Retreat ... Rainbows ... “Puppies” ... 5 25 80 ... to reach the unreachable. Robert Gammer Tile ... wild, delirious, un- predictable ... taking a taxi to the soccer field . . . Mon- mouth Beach ... the “S” with MF and TF ... to do whatever I happen to end up doing. Col teen Gilligan Colleen ... “That’s enough!” ... quiet, friendly, sweet ... Junior Prom . . . driving to school .. . taking the train to school ... to be- come a nurse ... to help peo- ple. Anne Marie Fournier AMF voit, AMO, Annie ... outgoing, friendly, underst- anding ... the Proms ... chipmunk punk ... twirling ... row 5 ... to be extremely happy and successful in ev- erything. Thomas Gar ley Charley, Tom ... “C’mon let’s do it!” .. . wild reckless ... cowtipping . . . Buffalo hunting with the deathmo- bile... Frosh Food Fight. .. parties ... to go to college . . . to be rich. Kathleen Patricia Gorman Kitty ... “What a fox!” ... outgoing, funny .. . hitch hiking to Old Bridge ... wrong train on St. Patrick’s Day . .. “Puppy Power” ... Varsity softball... to be rich and famous. Mr Marie T. Gadenz Lita ... “great minds think alike” ... friendly, quiet, un- derstanding . . . Junior Prom ... “10” Little Indians ... being the only one in Spanish 5 ... to be a language teach- er. Darlene Geraud Dar ... “This is it!” ... hot fugooda, sophisticated ba- nana . . . flag twirling with AW ... Frosh year home- room — tiny tarts . .. GG’s party — Hershey’s Kisses ... college ... happy. Tony ... quiet, friendly, happy ... good parties . .. close friends ... weekends ... Frosh Food Fight ... to go to college ... to attain greatness ... to be very suc- cessful. Maureen Giles Moe . .. “E, D, and S!” ... cute, sensitive, outgoing ... Alphie’s . .. Leigh’s parties . .. skiing to go to college .. . to be a commercial artist... to be extremely successful. Mary Ellen Guinnessey Mickey Rivers ... “What do you mean WE?” ... happy, preppy, bursting with love . . . Drexel Frat. . . the Road Rally ... waiting for the weekends ... to be success- ful in everything. Richard Daniel Guinnessey Ricardo Montaban ... “Hey kids, Que Pasa a nocha?” . .. shy, conservative, quiet ... Triangles. . . Bumper cars to Briody’s ... Parkway — 10 18 80 . . . make a million ... live it up. j Cathleen Grabler Cathy, Grabs .. . funny, friendly, crazy ... Round up .. . frisbee ... the River .. . almost going to Rider for French skit ... to be ex- tremely successful... to be a lawyer. Debbie Hammond Deb, Hambone ... “Yeah, it's Friday!”... wild, rowdy, crazy ... Susie saying, “It must be the hair!” .. . Smeg- gly... the mornings in Spain ... to be a medical technolo- gist. Brian Harmon Bri ... unremittive, imper- turbable ... Chemistry class 6-door limosine to Byrnes? Arena .. . fantastic summer ... to see the Who . .. to be successful ... and to make dreams come true. Susan Margaret Guinee Guines .. . “Cest la vive!” .. . short, always laughing, quiet ... captain of color- guard .. . Frosh lockers .. . Anne Marie in lunch ... to be a nurse. Chris Alice Harasty Chrisalyce, Hari. .. “Watch it!” gymnastics — Champs '81 ... OJ RB .. . dinners .. . Jerry Rock . .. silver bells . . . MDM skiing — stairs ... 3SMSBF ... to have a 450 SL . . . business. James Harmon Jim . .. funny, happy, crazy ... all the good times I’ve had with my friends .. . wild weekends ... Frosh Food Fight .. . almost getting home ... to go to college ... to be rich. 168 James Heely Jim . . . quiet, happy, nice. .. “Do it up!” ... all the irre- placeable memories of good times and great people . .. Frankie’s party ... the sum- mer of ’81 ... to be a million- aire. David Homa Egg ... “Go for it!” ... crazy, funny, unique ... all the great band parties... the Cheap Trick Concert . . . Geek .. . Bean . .. waiting for the weekends ... to go to college. Charles Hendricks Chuckie ... “Vavavoom” . . . blue eyes, what a guy ... 9 18 81 ... MW’s island ... AC’s New Year's Eve party ... Senior Buffet '81 ... beach ... “Shout” ... to be successful at whatever. John Joyce John . .. “I’ll do it tomor- row” ... quiet, hardworking, nice ... so many new friends ... all the happy memories .. . Frosh Food fight ... to go to college ... to be some- thing special. Eric James Herrmann Schewensel .. . “It’s Miller Time” ... extremely hand- some, suave, sophisticated . . . cow tipping . . . Buffalo hunting . .. riding in death- mobile ... live in commune. Kimberly Joyce Kim ... “Gimme a break” . . . wild, rowdy, funny . . . weekends ... the summer of '81 ... softball ... all my good friends... to go to col- lege ... to be successful. Cynthia Hollen Cindy ... “Kath, my essay” ... ambitious, optimistic, so- phisticated . .. Jimmy ... my mustang .. . forensic na- tionals ... to be a magazine editor ... to own a ferrari. Joann Jursca Ho Jo ... “Give me a break!” ... crazy, confident, me.. . Where on West Front Street? .. . country girls . . . Virginia Tech ... to enjoy whatever it is that life has to offer. 169 Kathleen Kane Kathy, Kath .. . smiley, sweet, happy ... last day of Soph year. .. Thurs the 12th ... horrors of algebra ... ski trips ... Road Rallies . . . parties ... softball ... make a dream come true. Jacqueline Kearney Yacky ... “Yeahhh — boy!!” ... nonconforming, quiet ... my birthday ... Irene’s boat ... Laura's house ... all the good times with my friends ... to be me. Dawn Keehhler Keebs ... “Take a walk on the wild side . .. unpredict- able, energetic... last day of Soph year . .. mopeds ... MO to the max ... skiing ... Nov. 22 .. . Chris ... to find a job I’m happy with. Michael John Keenan Mike ... “Count me in!” ... radical, rowdy, nonconform- ist ... gummyland ... graduating RBC ... all the great parties . .. weekends always on my mind ... it’s over . .. college. Christopher Kelly Chris, Kel, B.A. . . . hard- working, smiling, fun Navy trips ... X-C ... Cross Country . .. Tri-Captain . . . memories with all my good friends ... to work hard . .. enjoy life. Patrick Kelly Pat.. . “Do it up!” . . . Cross Country . .. Frosh Food fight ... the weekends .. . parties ... all my friends ... meets ... to live happily ever after. Mary Eileen Kenney Emmi . . . “Oh no!” ... dedicated, “mom”, vivacious ... deadlines and Federal Express... Pat night... stu- dent council... Jr buffet.. . dinners ... salad ... to be a journalist. Bridget Mary Kinsella Midget, Abot, Bri ... “Try for 5” ... bubbly, flakey, daring . .. OP . .. Cape Cod- ders ... buttons... the cabin ... parking lots ... Fort “S” ... Honcho mornings .. . oceanic pact . .. own Hagen Daz. “Hanging whilst getting into the doors!” 170 Brian Klohn Geek ... “Go for it!” ... intelligent ... band parties . .. letters in band and track . .. Cheap Trick concert ... Black Pearl ... varsity soccer games ... to go to college and be successful. Robert Klotz Klotty ... “Champ” ... nice, friendly, quiet ... great time — the AC DC concert unbelievable Stones concert ... Mike D’s parties ... to always know happiness. Eric Leighton “Let’s fly baby!” .. . fun, nice, talkative . . . transferring to RBC . .. Homeroom ... the Road Rally . . . smiling ... to graduate from RBC, hopefully grow up, and meet women. Robert Lanfrank Ziggy . . . “Born to be wild' ... flirt, outgoing, crazy ... the adventures of the Fearsome Foursome ... 4 in a pick-up . .. Captain Crunch ... to go to college and play baseball. Leigh Larson “Maintain”, “E, S, and D” . .. out-going, friendly, good listener ... old and new friends ... all my parties ... meeting Jimmy, 2 10 81 ... to be a Biology teacher. Jane Klaver Jane . .. congenial, fussy, bubbly ... “Leigh, you were right” ... the Hunt.. . the Road Rally .. . driving around DQ ... fitting 12 in KC’s wagon ... to be happily successful. Susan Laney Buchy ... “Check you out” . .. out going, cool, open to new ideas . . . Stones concert ... Lairds field ... New Years Eve Party ... go to college ... take a trip to California. John LaMotte Jack ... “What’s up?!” . . . crazy, adventurous, enterprising . .. Fearsome Foursome . . . lower scenic . . . Rush concert... to go to college, be a corporate lawyer, and get married. Chris Boylan — the modest Shogun warrior. Karen Konish “It’s not my job” . . . athletic, talkative .. . 3 30 80 .. . the summer of ’81 . . . Styx concert . . . Europe ... all my friends . .. Joe ... to go to college and be an accountant. Catherine Kraft Cathy ... “I’d rather be dancing” ... talkative, flirt, carried away ... the First home game at the Fort ... dancing in Central Park .. . Callie’s party ... to go to nursing school. 171 Richard Levins Mac ... “Ya side of beef’ ... easy-going, sarcastic .. . sitting in a cabin in N.H. drinkin’ turpentine . . . country squeezins ... cross- country ... to find a job I like. Dana Li Diz, Legs ... “I predict that —” crazy, fun to be with ... fun with the Gymnastics Family ... dinners . .. CHOP ... ski trips . .. where’s “Stache”? ... to make others myself happy. Marisa Lutschainig Missy ... “K.O. bud!” . .. sweet, vivacious, quiet (?) ... Pat night with the “girls” .. . having friends that really care ... to be a famous sportscaster for the 6:00 CBS news. “Did you hear... ?” (Allison Cernigliaro and Kathy Flaherty) Elizabeth Lillvik Beth . . . friendly, helpful, witty . . . R L . .. square dancing — what a riot ... going to a GNO??? ... being one of the 3 beths in “Insanities” ... to go to college and be happy. Irene Lockwood Re-Re, Rene ... “Flip, spud, frisbee!” ... funny, unpredictable . .. anything goes . .. partying in the boat .. . Granny’s house . . hating penguins . . . intends to live life to the fullest. As usual — Eric Leighton is “booking” it. Michael Leyden Mike . .. “When is this class going to end?” ... keeping my head above water ... the Hunt ... Prom . .. winning the weight lifting tournament ... X-country ... to graduate. Brenda Gennetta Lovick Lovey ... “That’s life” ... friendly, intelligent ... laughs with Paul Rubino in Mr. H’s .. . Nicky and his fake switchblade ... my good friends ... to go to college and be a doctor. Deborah A. Lynch Debbie ... “I don’t think you can do it” ... small feet, open to new experiences . . . the Hunt . . . Penn Relays ... the Pine Tree adventure ... college ... to be Successful. 172 Cheryl MacLaughlin WD . .. “Where does she live?” ... quiet, cute, classy ... N.C. .. . Mrs. Wall’s Algebra II class ... playing frisbee ... to get a degree in medical science ... to be rich. Vincent Manfreda C.G. ... “Whet do che che bit bo bo” ... crazy, sick ... going in the attic in room 9 ... the Rolling Stones concert .. . pulling the truck in the school parking lot . . . to own a garage. Eanton Manning A ... “Mandingo, wild dog of the north” ... clown, fast, funny ... the trip to N.H. . .. Annapolis ... the Old Duke party and reunion ... to win the NYC marathon . . . wealth and fame. Richard Madigan Casual ... “You gotta like that” ... witty, friendly .. . DuTemps .. . skiing at Great Gorge ... the fun of the summer of ’81 ... to attend college, get a good job ... whatever. Patrick Mahon Monkey Man ... “Addios” .. . slow, night owl, complete ... the adventures of the egg brigade ... nights over Connelly’s ... to attain wealth, happiness, and success. Tracey Mahon Trix ... “TYFBAF” ... friendly, quiet but loud . . . the GNO tradition . .. great adventures at Great Adventure ... to always be open to different people, events, and ideas. Robert Mangold Crash ... “Yeah right!” ... funny, outgoing, crazy ... AEG ... quarters .. . DP’s apartment .. . dice ... to be a lawyer stunt man ... to be successful in all I set out to accomplish. Aaron Manry “A” ... nice, introspective, kind ... “Go for it!” ... memories of the most outrageous things with my favorite people ... the Frosh Food Fight ... to go to college. Cramming before class, Carol Daly and Mike Dodd. y 173 Allan Manry Al . . . quiet . . . “Buy a jeep” ... to own a shop . . . Rolling Stones ... 4 wheeling . .. being on probation . . . Mike D’s parties ... to own a shop ... graduating. understanding . .. quiet .. . “Isn't it Friday yet?” ... Island parties . . . mud skiing in Vermont ... soccer ... to go to college, meet new friends, and have the best time. Neil Martin Neilbo ... “If you want to dance, you gotta pay the Fiddler” ... hugable . .. easy-going ... 10 days of doubles ... Annapolis .. . college ... to be successful Karen Mathies “I'm sure!” . .. misleading ... sweet ... “Special Nuns 1 ... ski lessons . .. summer before senior year ... parties ... all the good times ... to be a famous architect. Pam Mathies unusual ... fickle ... picky ... “Have we got a plan?” ... summer of 81 ... parties ... “Special Nuns” ... proms ... all the great times I’ve had ... to marry or be rich. Jeffrey Mattan J.C. .. . clown .. . happy ... Sue’s car breaking down on junior prom night ... to live until I die ... to do something, someday, that will help someone, in someway. Joe Maziekien Zekc . .. outgoing ... fun . . . Junior year . . . summer of 81 ... the “chase” with Carol, Mark, and Mike . .. to go to college, get a job, meet good people, and have fun. Joanie McCabe Jo ... “Hi, I said what?” ... bubbly ... smiley ... friendly . . . Springsteen Concert ... all the friends I've made ... parties ... to be happy, college bound, and to find success. 174 Deidre McGann Dee . . . “Bye-Bye-Now .. . understanding .. . reliable ... comical . .. driving home from the beach house with Debbie and Ellen .. . college and whatever happens there on. Kathleen McKeon Kathie .. . rowdic .. . radical ... “Take your time and ... ... 11 16 81 ... senior chicks . . . parties . . . friends . . . proms . . . “Wheep! . . . Hhhhunions! . . . Oh Homeo! Kerry McNamara Ker ... quiet . .. shy ... caring . . . Monday morning labs .. . cross-country ... yearbook ... to go to college, start a career, have a family, and find happiness. Tara McGowan “Hello Danny’s! ... crazy . . . the night we got in the wrong car . . . Partying at Linda’s with Jay . . . sharades ... to go to college, have a good time, and finally to be a success. Maureen Erin McMichael Mo .. . “You owe me ... rowdie . . . happy ... twirling ... football games . . . all the good times at the boardwalk ... to own my own business, get married, and have a family. Mike McNamara Mac . . . unorganized . . . lazy .. . superior intellect ... cutting my finger off... cowtipping with Eddie and Scott .. . Uncle Ralph’s story hour — G.R. . . . “When I'm even, I’m leav’n Peter McNamara Petie Mac . . . quiet . . . understanding . . . ambitious ... “What did you say to Ann? ... I'm gonna kill you! ... Proms ... 3 days of French 4 ... to go to college and get a good job. Ellen Meade Mel ... unpredictable . . . easy-going . . . bus rides to school . . . dislocating my knee cap ... all the fun times I've had and friends I’ve made ... to be a Vetcrnarian. 175 Kim Menna Menna ... sweet . .. sensitive ... dancer ... 3 girls in a trunk of a Buick for 45 min. ... kidnapping a pig ... “Brasha” ... “Work for what you dream for!’'... success in dancing. Claire feola inquisitive .. . hot tempered ... imaginative ... “Practice makes perfect” ... the day I was accepted at RBC ... my first broadway play — Annie .. . to get my ph.D. and work at N.A.S.A. Ellen Rose Micioni Meach ... outgoing . .. friendly ... jealous ... “I was like” ... kissing John Johnson after the St. John’s game .. . Bruce concert . .. college ... Thanks, mom dad — I love you. “Yeah, Elise, you won!” Mary Rose Magliazza Mig . .. Happy ... talkative ... confused ... “I don't care” ... “go read your grammar book” . . . getting an A — on Mrs. Bliss’s essay ... my close encounters with the police ... college. Kathleen Ministri Kathi . . . very intelligent . .. free-spirited . . . “Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die life is a broken-winged bird that can’t fly” ... me and Ruth summer of 81 to be truly free. Ij V Margaret Montano Marg ... mellow .. . friendly ... “Shady!” ... Paris and London ... hanging at pumps ... sophomore year ... parties ... my friends ... all the great times ... to get a good job and get married. Barbara Morris Boo . .. easygoing ... super nice ... wild ... “You are really somethin’ ”... Halloween 80 .. . figs, underoo’s, and spider-man . .. Sternweiss ... “She’s Gone” ... college. Ed Morrison “Ice man” ... pretty ... witty ... wise . .. “you only live once” .. . adventures with the three muskapokes . .. cowtipping . . . Buffalo hunt ... parties ... all the great times . .. college. 176 Kim Watson assists Ed Morrison. Steve Mottes Incredible shrinking man .. . adventureous .. . gun fanatic . . . fortune hunter ... wrestling ... prom .. . food fight. . . parties ... the good times ... to be a top secret service man. Mary Muldaur Momason . .. loud . . . crazy ... happy . . . Grateful Dead show .. . sailing on Young America with Mike . . . twirling ... a lifetime of Fridays ... thanks Mom — I love you. Maureen Murphy Rennie . .. quiet ... mellow ... opinionated . .. period 7 lunch senior year .. . sophomore year religion .. . friends ... “But that’s alright!” ... nursing ... to live in California. Dennis Murray BMX ... introspective .. . good friend ... funny ... “Officer, you’re never going to believe this” ... cross country with the dancer . .. to excel in running and go to college. 177 Theresa Murray Murray . . . “When is Friday?” .. . outgoing, friendly, determined ... being on varsity softball .. . Smuggler’s Notch ski trip ... the Rolling Stones Concert ... partying ... to study law. Scott Nitnmo Captain ... “What’s up?” .. . unpredictable ... the Road Rallies ... all the good times with all my friends .. . Saturday nights . . . beach parties ... to go to college ... good times. Joseph Nappi Joe ... “Get urn up!” ... daring, polished .. . Football — twenty-two tackles ... Road Trips ... the Fog .. . cowtipping . . . the truck . . . getting loud ... to go to college ... be successful. Kathryn Navin Katnik ... “Such is life!” . .. crazy, outgoing, friendly . . . the Swamp ... GNO at GA . .. Unice and the nicknames ... cheering . .. basketball games ... to teach deaf children. Elizabeth Anne Nelson Beth, Beath . . . “Rise to the occasion” ... student council . . . going crazy with MEK .. . donations at Briody’s . .. Biology Ach’s . .. lost in Colt’s Neck . . . to be president of US. Maria Nitti Ria ... “TGIF!” ... sensitive, understanding, hardworking . .. hanging out at Pumps . .. Soph year . . . decorating the halls Senior year . . . Frosh Food Fight ... to be successful. Kara Anne O'Brien Mice . .. “What’s up kids?” . . . outgoing, friendly, kinky . . . Junior buffet . . . the Prom . . . wild and crazy weekends ... ski trips ... to go to college . . . study law ... go into FBI. Stephen O'Connell Okie . .. “Shut up a your face” . . . noisy, friendly, debonair ... finding Ralph in Nappi’s car .. . running the stairs .. . the Senior buffet ... to become a successful commercial artist. Mary Theresa O'Hara Missy . .. “My buddy!” . . . nutty, outgoing, skinny . . . Ireland with Sue C. ... the Cellar ... ski trips . .. square dancing . . . bike rides on Branch Avenue . . . to go to college. Catherine M. O'Hern Kate . .. “You'll get over it” . . . smiley, ambitious, flakcy ... track’s Fridays on ice . . . Seven Bridgcs- hedges .. . Drexel’s frat . . . to achieve the ultimate state of richness. 178 Is there a doctor in the house? Deb ... “bye-bye now” ... gullable, unpredictable, forgetful ... to be happy ...5am... Netherlands, beach house ... summer ... basketball ... history II exam . .. prom. Christina Paraskevas Chris ... “you’re cute” . .. crazy, outgoing, excellent vaulter . . . primary and special education teacher . . . King of Hearts ... majorette practice ... junior and senior buffet. Ellen Parks L ... “bye-bye now” ... loud, bubbly, outgoing, cute, happy ... to go to college and then get married .. . taxi ride . . . beach house . .. D.M.’s house .. . summer . .. prom. Doug Palumbo Doug ... “how’s it going” ... quiet, parties, gentle . .. to go to college and be rich ... food fight, the good times with my pals ... football games ... weekends ... ski trips. Lori Persiponko Lor ... “pickles, they don’t bounce” ... Italian, easy to talk to, outgoing ... to succeed in college and own a white camaro . . . June 5, 1982 ... meeting fisherman Joe ... beat mobile. 179 Steven Peters Big foot . .. Z28 3.73 ... beyond, totaled, radical ... June 5, 1982 ... the era ... fisherman Joe ... freshmen year food-fight .. . road rallies ... football games. Patrick Pheifer Pat ... “yea, I got the car tonight” ... quiet, friendly, understanding ... to be successful ... cross country .. . 66 cadillac-tank ... all the good times with my friends ... ski trips. I’ll try it if you do. Carissa Phillips Princess Carrie ... “I can handle it” ... moody, outspoken, concerned ... to own my dream house and be happily married . . . who- hops ... Beefsteak Charlie’s . . . green m m’s. Michael Picco The Pic ... “been dazed and confused for so long its not true” ... scholar athlete, bright, intelligent . .. to major in biology or go to med school ... Mexican tennis match. isn’t over until the fat lady sings” ... quiet, friendly, trusting ... to be a wealthy man and an officer in the navy ... cross country ... Friday afternoons. 180 Lynne Pi del Lynnic .. . “What, Vm late again’ .,. quiet, funny, understanding ... to go to college and be successful and happy . . hanging around with my friends in the halls . .. before classes. You want to eat it or wear it?! Mary Ellen Porcelli Thumper ... “just watch me” ... talkative, extroverted, flirt ... to become a famous writer, to own a Caribbean Island and be happily married .. . CB Perkins . . . green m m’s. Douglas Proctor Doctor Proctor ... “what’s the deal” ... tall, dark, and handsome ... to spend two years in the armed forces ... starting in my first varsity basketball game . .. success in college. Suzanne Pignataro Suzie-Q . .. “see ya around” ... sarcastic, absent, shy ... to find happiness ... J.B. . . . Monmouth Medical ... 3 17 81 ... the calls at midnight. Maria Poliseo Ria ... “I don’t know” ... hey, doesn’t that look like .. . undecided, quiet, dreamy ... to be happy and successful ... the great key caper . .. Europe . . . breakfast at Meps. Dolores Procopio Dolore ... “what’s up” ... understanding ... sharp . .. quiet ... to become successful at college and to be happy ... road rally with Carol ... my friends ... good times at R.B.C. 181 Michael Rafter Mike ... “Hey, man!” ... radical, unique, crazy ... going to Pumps in the morning .. . Sandy Hook ... making it to Senior year . .. parties ... weekends . .. to do whatever wherever. I 1 Elaine Quesada Elaine ... “Thank God it’s Friday!” ... artistic, optimistic, creative ... loosing Sue and Sheila in Madrid ... sugar cube and Casey wallpaper . .. Crafts ... never wearing green again. Senioritis strikes again! (Pete Schilling) Walter Radziezewski Radz ... “Live it up!” ... unemployed, broke, early .. . Kinks Concert... Frosh Food Fight .. . waiting for the weekend ... my friends ... to play hockey ... to become an auto mechanic. Patrick Regan Pat ... “What? Not again!” .. . great, outstanding, modest ... Frosh — LB Middletown So. hockey game ... football practice ... in your ear with a hot poker and a double twist ... sub 4. Ruth Renzo Ruth ... tall, friendly, outgoing ... “Don’t give up until you drink from the silver cup” ... Kathie — summer ’81 ... Reg, diet- works .. . courts, RS . . . Sundays in the park ... to be happy. Gary Raike Kakefish ... “Yo, what’s up?!” ... cheerful, sophisticated, debonair ... Buffalo Hunt ... cowtipping ... riding in “Death Mobile” ... to be a cult leader ... a professional mercinary. Rocco Raimondi Rocky ... “Cannonball!” ... sociable, crazy, stud . . . accounting class ... Band ... Banff,.. boats ... weekends ... all my friends ... all the great times ... to go into business ... sailing. Regina Reilly Reggie, Jaws ... “Chitman!” .. . giggly, energetic .. . decorating Sternwise .. . getting locked in a Hess station .. . going to Syracuse for the weekend .. . college and be successful. Marianne Quirk Marianne ... “C’est la vie!” .. . friendly, sensitive, happy ... getting lost — Revolutionary Rd and Clothworld . .. Europe .. . contacts and Rugby players ... knees ... to succeed. Brian Regan “Slick” ... “Why me?” ... quiet, intelligent, serious . .. the time we went to Annapolis ... dissections in Biology lab . .. running .. . to be famous and get into the history books. 182 Hamming it up in lunch. (Patti and Bridget) Matthew Rod den Matty ... “Serious!” ... wild . .. Wonderland .. . NY, NY ... Spain ... Food Fight .. . quarters ... rocks ... St Patrick’s Day ... apple trees (pumpkin patch) ... Cor ... money ... computer scientist. Elise Rubin At least ... “She’s a pretty kinky girl” ... loud, outgoing, confused .. . Figs — underoos .. . weekend at RP’s house ... attacked by horses with DM and LW ... college ... gorgeous guy. Ana Maria Rodriuez Ana ... “I’m sure!” ... quiet, sweet, nice .. . Prom ... all the beach parties with Rob, Dean, and Pam ... “Floyd” ... minor in piano ... get married ... be rich. Paul Rubino Guyla .. . “I’m gonna ace it” .. . adventurous, riotous ... Jr Prom with Liz ... sick pacco ... have a nice day . . . Brawley ball ... to own a harem with Crowe and Jeff .. . stay out of trouble. Michele Ricci Mitch, Chele, Mickey Rivers ... small, smiley, crazy .. . Spain ... barn parties ... the Road Rally ... the Jr buffet ... the bears . .. Frosh Food Fight ... to go to college ... to be happy. Lisa Rooney Lee, Rodney, Liser ... “You’ve gotta be kidding?” ... original, determined . .. Bayonne ... all my closest friends — Candy, Sickle Bubba, DP, AR, DU, EZ ... Tepy’s ... designer — name on pockets. John Rugo Frodo ... a rocker, a partier ... the Road Trip .. . going Baha ... Bob and I going surfing at Seaside Park ... Frosh Food Fight .. . soccer ... to have an excellent time. Robert Roberto The Cookie Man ... “Enjoy life to the fullest.” ... funny, nice ... all the great times in Mrs Bechtel’s Chemistry class ... the Jr buffet ... weekends ... to have a great life. Elaina Rossano Mickey, Rosey ... “Life’s tough” “Come on” ... peppy, sincere, enthusiastic, friend ... 11 22 80 ... trying out for boy’s soccer team . .. golf course raids . . . pumpkin patches ... happiness. Aayy!!! Tracey Russell “T ... “And you know it! . . . quiet, friendly, thoughtful ... good times on the cruises . . . drill team . . . Midnight Drive . . . SAT day ... to go to college ... to be happy. Gail Ryan Gail ... “There is no man so bad, but he secretly respects good” ... happy, bright . . . Prom night . . . March 12, 1981 ... getting through World Studies .. . to be a successful journalist. Harry Ryan Har ... “1 need my coffee!! ... rambunctious, excitable, tall . . . Asbury Park ... all the times in Arnone’s car . . . the Junior Prom ... weekends ... to be a successful stockbroker. Kathleen Rupy Kathy, Ruppers ... “Yeah right! sincere, spacey, unpredictable . . . green M M’s ... Wohops ... the Senior buffet featuring the Chipmunks ... to travel . . . to model ... to enjoy life. Pierce J. Ryan P.J. . . . “Take it easy. ... nice, easy going, friendly . . . the Hunt . . . driving to school ... California ... partying ... the weekends ... to go to college ... get a good job. Maria Salomon Kizzy ... “Which way did we go ... a good friend, sweet, caring . . . CBA play ... the Horse ... Sucrets ... Shakespeare ... the Senior buffet ... bugle boy ... to be 5’7. Susan Sapori to Sue, Air . .. “Oops — I forgot! ... eyes, spacey, unpredictable ... the apartment ... concerts ... the Doors, Stones, JB, CD, RC, MT, BB, AC DC, AB . . . the Hunts ... to live on Rodeo Drive . . . rich. Major Westbrock and Captain Hendricks 184 Eris Scanlon Eris ... “I’m sooo confused!” ... friendly, dreamer, smiley ... all the friends I’ve made . . . Chemistry lab .. . getting my license ,.. John ... partying .. . college ... to be an accountant. Peter Schilling Six Pence, Herman ... “I don’t agree with that” ... radical, determined . . . being the only guy on gymnastics ... Mr G's MDM process .. . being a bad speller ... to win Olympics. Donald Schott Don . .. “I’m in love!” ... quiet, comical, caring . . . the Swamp ... the Iron Line .. . sick toenail at Fetusis ... waiting for the weekend .. . making it to Senior year .. . radio stardom. Margaret Ann Schaad Marg ... “Come on you guys!” ... loud, airy, crazy . . . Springsteen concert .. . the Road Rally with Riossi . . . Manasquan forever . .. college ... to be a special ed teacher ... marry a prince. Thomas Schissler Tommy, Schis ... “What the ahee is that?” ... suave, debonair, Cowtipping . . . Surfrider ... Football ... the Adventures of the Three Muskapokes ... an international spy. Gregory Scar pi no Greg ... “Lame” . .. laidback, mellow .. . waves ... summer ... hanging ten ... Islanders ... Jr Prom . . . Saturday nights ... Sunday mornings ... to be successful ... to make money. Suzanne Schellenberger Sue . . . “Thank God it’s Friday” ... dizzy, funny, happy . . . going out with Danny ... hanging out at Pumps before school ... my friends ... to go to college . . . to be a millionaire. Anne Marie Schissler Annabelle ... “Woah- Daddy! — Woosh!!” ... wacked-out, Smurf, outgoing ... the Elevator- Zeek ... the ES club . . . Easter ’81 ... “K-A-R” .. . the Pork Sale .. . major in French ... go to Paris. John Sesti to JS . .. “Let me out of here!” . . . brilliant, excellent, modest . . . Mrs. G’s French class . . . getting my car ... Anna legacy . . . 304 club . . . the Junior Prom . . . college ... to be successful. Meredith Schnabolk Blondie . .. “Are you serious?” ... airy, bubbly, friendly ... Gregg . . . sucrets ... green M M s . . . iceskating . . . Proms . . . the hockey games . .. Senior buffet ... get married . . . mercedes. Super Matt, the Boy wonder! Brian Slocum Brian ... quiet, funny, happy ... looking forward to the weekends ... meeting new people and experiencing new things . .. remember the Food Fight ... to be world famous. Michael Shevlin Shev, Brevity ... friendly, tall, cute ... Camelot ... the King of Hearts ... Annapolis ... the pickup truck with Nappi, Matty, Okie ... the Destruction Crew of ’82 ... have kids over 6’. Lisa Siciliano Lee, Lisa, Lease ... “C’mon, seriously, what do you think?” ... airy, sentimental ... QTBB 12- 12-80 ... Florida . . . hammocks ... Bob’s beach .. . Are you 16 or something? ... to be happy. Theresa Stansfield Terri, “T” ... “okay girls” ... creative, talkative, crazy ... Algebra 2 with Ginny ... the lunch jokes ... Chemistry Lab — “Is it soup yet?” ... to go to college ... to teach. Lucia Sollecito Luch ... “We’re going home!” .. . undertali, bubbly, HF ... the Road Rally .. . Student Council .. . BB and B . . . Scenic Drive — what view? ... to become a lawyer and be happy. John Stiver Stiv . . . “Vinnie, cut it!” . . . mellow, late, nice ... all the great times Senior year . .. the Frosh Food Fight .. . weird happenings at the Road Rally ... to be a financial manager. Erin Sowul Hank, Sowul Baby, FF .. . “Oh my God!” . . . flakey, airy, crazy ... Spain and Africa ... Jr ski trip ... the elevator ... 12C oceanic pact ... gas stations ... bolies ... get an apartment in NYC. Elizabeth Sullivan Libby ... “Yeah, right!” . . . funny, friendly, sweet . . . wrong train with Kitty .. . Long Island on 3 17 81 .. . parties ... all my friends .. . good times ... to be happy and have a blast. Ellen Solebello El, Sole, Smegly ... “What’s going on tonight?” . .. outgoing, rowdy, prompt . . . Bruce concerts ... Europe — “the mustache” ... the beach party ... to have a good career .. . happiness. Joseph Michael Stanton Mike, Jr ... “As it were” . . . understanding, procrastinating, friendly . .. Anna Legacy (304 Club) ... Gremio . . . losing but gaining a friend ... to go to college and be successful. Jean Simone Jeannie ... “Give it up guys!” ... sweet, crazy, adventurous ... all the fantastic times with all my friends . .. square dancing — “Swing like thunder” ... to make it to the top. 186 Shelley Taborti Shelley ... “What’s your deal?” ... shy but confident, happy ... “The Jerk” ... happy feet ... Valentine’s Day of 1981 all the strange things on Saturdays ... a wealthy executive. Edward Throckmorton Throcky ... “Indubidubly” . . . creative, extroverted, nice ... falling through the stage in “A Christmas Carol” ... Fran in lunch . . . the Vicar to be in the musical-theatre field. Virginia Tooze Ginny . . . friendly, studious, sweet . . . Twirling . . . Algebra 2 with Terri . . . driving with Sue . . . Frosh Food Fight . .. weird weekends ... all my friends . . . to be an accountant. Manuela Tam Manny ... “Hey You!” ... funny, quiet, smiley . .. spending one Friday night at a friend’s .. . finally getting contacts ... getting a permit ... friends ... to go into the Civil Service. Mary Timmey Mair, Muff ... “Nice A — Okay?” ... mellow, independent, rebellious ... Driftwood ... the Clam Hut and Charlie’s Angels ... going to Great Adventure with John ... no more green . . . skydiver. Susan Tromley Susie ... “Mrs Franco’s coming’’ ... stubborn, straight-forward .. . Spain ... the Junior buffet ... “Pre-Forehead” . .. Pump’s before school .. . parties .. . to be a psychologist. Di mitra Tangalos Didi, Dim ... outgoing, crazy, friendly .. . Saturday nights on rooftops ... Rick Springfield concert . .. wild summers at Johnson Park .. .GOYA .. .SAT day... to be a journalist. Jane Tober Spazz, J ... “NFP” ... twirling rifles at football games ... all the nights at the Wall and just letting the good times roll... to have a career in biology ... happily married. Donna Trunzo Juanita ... “You sexy savage” ... predictable, glamorous ... decorating Sternweiss ... Prom .. . Senior trip .. . painting the bridge .. . Operation Pork Sale ... college ... to model. John Terwilliger Ace ... “It was worth it” . . . funny, consumer crazy .. . the Frosh Food Fight... Anna Legacy — (304 Club) . .. German Final Exam ... soccer and square dancing . . . college . .. politics. Daniel Toohey Dan ... “I’ll do it tomorrow’’ ... daring, determined, friendly ... anticipating the weekend . . . ski trips ... car chasing .. . Jr buffet ... the Prom ... to make it to the top. 14 — oh it's Mike! 187 Dina Urgo Dee, Dean ... “Cut me a break” ... funny, easy- going ... chem. lab — creating ants ... jokes at lunch .. . Mrs Rise’s geometry class ... to go to college ... be successful and happy. Mary Beth Villa MB ... “I need a vacation!” .. . light-hearted, effervescent .. . What is a berry mt. sign?? ... pumping iron ... the college bowl . . . diversity ... to win Hobbie Nationals. Scott Walsack Assassin .. . “You can’t tame what’s meant to be wild” ... smooth, flirt ... Buffalo Hunt .. . Road Trips with the Muskapokes ... SNAS ... to become 5 star General Walsack. Lori Valeriani Lor ... “I’m sick of it!” ... hyper, preppie, cute ... where’s Puxly ... good times with Reggi ... silver sand sitting ... to have a great career ... to marry real rich. Charlene Viola Coco lopez ... “I’m sure” .. . air head, partier ... 4 7 81 — the Crystal Ship concert . . . Ingrid’s bed getting thrown out the window .. . Broken cameras ... to marry Darren. Marty Walsh hard working, ambitious, quiet . . . Sophomore year — the elevator getting stuck . .. the fight at the CBA games ... the Frosh Food Fight ... to own my own business. Robert Vanderbuilt Bob ... interesting, witty, quiet .. . the Frosh Food Fight . .. living for the weekends . .. good times with my good friends ... to live life to the fullest. James D. Vogel Jim ... quiet, incomprehensible, unconquerable ... the Iron Line . .. good times playing soccer . .. New York ... to fulfill all of my dreams and overcome all barriers. Marie Vitalo BB ... “The Italian you’ll never forget” ... short, personable, great legs ... plays . .. pickles swiss cheese parties . . . King of Hearts ... to hit Broadway and be a famous actress. Lori Voilers Big Red . .. “ ’Scuse me while I Kiss the sky” ... rebellious, fun loving . . . Paris London .. . hairy anchovies, quarters on the left bank ... the Resort .. to always be happy. Michael Walsh Walshy . . . “Hey, how you doing, Mr. Vegas?” ... Pele, kicker, stud ... the Island .. . Walshy’s house . . . in the hospital with a bad back ... to go to college ... be rich. Thomas Walsh Walshic ... “I can’t be bothered!” ... considerate, on the run .. . wrestling, pole vaulting . . . Destruction Crew of '82 . . . helping the postman . . . Executive Mgr. for Merrill Lynch. 188 Kimberly Ann Watson Kimmie . . . airy ... “What time is it?” ... Proms ... football stats ... decorating Sternweiss ... to go to college ... to be happy and successful throughout life. Scott Wiegers Scotti... happy, witty, fun- loving .. . Alan’s truck .. . good times going out to lunch .. . Monday mornings ... to finally graduate and go on to college and have fun. Michael Wilson Mike .. . “Long live Rock” . . . outgoing, incorrigible ... the Kinch ... AP essays . . . food fight ... Sr. Anna's 304 club ... to succeed in college and in a career. Kelly Ann Webb Spider ... “Honey — dear” .. . Proms ... Sternweiss . .. dreamer, sensitive ... to make it in college and life ... never forget the great times I’ve had and the people I’ve met. Kimberly Marie West brock Westy ... “I don’t get mad, I get even” ... outgoing, SST, curly Q ... the bridge and Sternweiss ... operation Pork Sale ... Proms, stats ... a career in Fashion Merchandising. Yes Pat, it’s FOOD!!!! Greg Woods Woodsy ... “Ying-yangs!” .. . witty, ambitious . . . the infamous Food Fight . . . Biology with Mrs. Callahan .. . cross-country ... to become a fantastic attorney. Linda Wotycha Linnie ... loud, crazy, wacky Wotycha ... figs Underoos . . . chased by horses with ER and DM ... the rat ... jumping into the wagon with Tara ... to go to college. Robert Whit acre Platto ... “This place is lame” ... unaffected, misunderstood .. . trip to Florida ... the Prom ... the Stones concert ... to go to college and either fly or work with computers. Alicia Williams Squeash ... “Ooooo-baby!” . . . HF, sophisticated banana .. . Road Rally — Scenic drive — what view? twirling with DG ... Student Council ... go to college and always be happy. Ivette Zeik Zeiky ... “Chambo?!?!” ... crazy, talkative ... the rat . . . losing Mary at the Road Rally ... St. Pat’s day ’81 ... “16 or something” ... knurd ... to go to college ... get married. 189 Mark Nortbridge Florida .. . “Good thing Fm flexible! ' . . . particr, athletic, fun-loving . . . first day at RBC ... the Road Rally ... to go to college . . . to party all the time. Cynthia O'Neil Cindy . . . “Go for it! . . . happy funny, unpredictable . . . the Food Fight . . . great parties with all my good friends ... to always be as happy as possible. Remember When We: Started out at Red Bank Catholic . . . The infamous week of initiations — counting the dots on the Boor, attempting to find the swimming pool on the fifth floor, and singing “Happy Birth- day to the tree by the planter, etc.. . . Freshman hangout at the lockers by rm. 204 . . . selling eating millions of Hershey bars to win the drive . . . wearing pull-over sweaters . . . bomb scare during Camelot ... the first time we “swung like thunder . . . Albert's dunking problem . .. the Food Fight . . . detention for the Food Fight ... overcoming Soph, slump . .. watching Mi- chael Mac eat a worm in Bio. lab. . . flying frogs from the fourth floor... King of Hearts — leaving Arpce speechless .. . having Mom pick us up from parties . . . days at Sandy Hook . .. getting our school rings and deciding who will have the 82nd turn . . . Shogun at the Junior Buffet — the P'igs, the football players, and the Bears ... ski trips . . . wanting to forget the SAT’s . . . being eligible to hang at the planter. . . “Keep on Loving You — the Junior Prom . . . being able to drive . . . trip to Mt. Hood . . . being granted exam exemptions ... the bomb scares ... Kiss Me Kate . . . being mad scientists and scheming to blow-up the school in Chem. lab . . . Senioritis . . . having 40 minute mixed lunches . . . green, green, and more green . . . seeing little plaid people all over school and knowing we couldn’t have looked like that . . . initiating Frosh . . . finally ruling the planter . . . deco- rating Sternweiss and painting the bridge ... moving from Mickey D's to Hagen Daz ... M A S H at the Senior Buffet Twist and Shout, the Senior Chics, Scott and the Honeybuns, and the return of “Hoddy hoddv hoddv ho” ... the application nightmare — trying to find a college that will accept us .. . driving to school — getting tickets for forgetting to put money in the parking meters . . . Crunk's “crash course in parking at Bilow’s . . . going out more and more and doing homework less and less and eventually never. . . being known as the class that will do anything for a party ... the Senior trip to Florida . . . traveling through scenic Monmouth county on the Road Rallies . . . Senior Prom at Jumping Brook ... the CBA basketball game ... St. Patrick's Day parades in New York ... the final countdown to June 5, 1982 ... somehow through all that has happened to us. we: Became Friends. 190 Thomas Kelly Christopher Penny If the hands of time Were hands that I could hold, I'd keep them warm and in my hands, They'd not turn cold. Hand in hand we'd choose the moments that would last. The lovely moments that would have No future and no past. The summer from the top of a swing, The comfort in the sound of a lullaby, The innocence of leaves in the spring, But most of all the moment When love first touched me. Oh, the happy day Would never learn to fly Until the hands of time Would choose to wave Goodbye. from Brian's Song We love you, Tommy and Chris. Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward ... tomorrow is a path Tve yet to choose, it's a chance Tve yet to take, a friend Tve yet to make, if s all the talent I have yet to use. Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward, always a step ahead of me ... ifs the joy Tve yet to know, the love Tve yet to show, for ifs the person I have yet to be. — by Karen Ravn 192 SENIOR DIRECTORY Jean Abbatiello i76 Stone Hill Rd., Colt's Neck July 27 John Abel 13 Melody Ln., Middletown July 27 Fran Alexander 24 Tabor St.. Little Silver June 6 John Alexander 32 Laurelwood Dr., Little Silver June 17 Michelle Allan 28 Franklin Ave., Leonardo December 20 Robert Anchundia 30 Shadowlawn Dr., Old Bridge September 2 Clare Anderson 17 Buttonwood Ave., Old Bridge August 1 Eric Antonelli 502 Monmouth Rd., West Long Branch October 18 Paul A rnone 14 Alston Ct., Red Bank December 23 Beth Baier 2417 Homestead Ave., Spring Lake Hts. March 22 Susan Ballehr 32 Mayflower Dr., Middletown March 16 John Bambrick 212 Washington Ave., Matawan August 15 James Bant in 338 Taylor Mills Rd., Englishtown June 25 Gina Benedetto 90 New Monmouth Rd., Middletown June 10 Tracy Benson 501 Beacon Blvd., Sea Girt April 9 Cori Berth 11 Ravatt Rd., Port Monmouth May 7 Denise Bertolami 30 Beaver Dam Rd., Colt's Neck December 11 Lance Beuschel 28 Holly Glen W'ay, Eatontown February 22 Keith Bevacqui 642 Campbell Ave., Long Branch February 1 Richard Bond 38 East Westside Ave., Long Branch June 4 Laura Boss 50 Leroy Place, Red Bank July 8 Janet Bowers 20 Ridge Rd., Colts Neck April 6 Chris Boylan 73 Pelican Rd., Middletown March 6 James Boyle 402 Worthington Ave., Spring Lake November 28 Margaret Boyle 402 Worthington Ave., Spring Lake May 26 Cathy Brady 70 Ivy Hill Rd., Red Bank February 28 Jean Brady 11 Barbara Lane, Oakhurst November 15 Monica Brandon 225 Mechanic St., Red Bank April 19 Ingrid Brass on 25 Garden PL, Tinton Falls June 28 Carol Brockriede 2 Van Court Ave., Long Branch November 17 Bob Burbic 14 Meadow Ave., Monmouth Beach September 14 Patti Byrnes 60 Brookside Ln.. Little Silver May 22 Richard Caroselli 42 Stonehenge Dr., Lincroft October 16 Ann Carton 160 Cold Indian Spring Rd., Ocean Twp. July 8 Joseph Catte Iona 506 Hanison St., Long Branch November 20 Brian Cava nag h 108 Hillside St., Red Bank January 28 Joan Ceinski 46 Bradley Ave., Oceanport October 4 Michael Celli 382 Morris Ave., Long Branch November 4 Allison Cernigliaro 706 Dow Ave.. Ocean April 11 Pat Chimienti 55 Gramcrcy Rd., Old Bridge March 11 Noreen Clarke 85 Stcphenviilc Blvd., Red Bank September 4 Susan Colagreco 8 Woodview Dr., Englishtown October 13 Anne Cole 11 Heddin PL, Middletown August 17] Denise Collins 29 Heather Hill Way, Holmdel September 18 Suzanne Conklin 63 Wardell Ave., Rumson January 13 Maureen Conley 87 Lafayette St., Rumson December 25 Mitzi Copperthwaite 132 Lewis Ln., Fair Haven December 18 Patrick Coppola 10 Gull Point Rd., Monmouth Beach February 28 Amy Cos key 18 Westminster Dr., Colts Neck February 28 Megan Croake 234 Riveredge Rd., Tinton Falls March 19 Kathy Crotty 201 Buttermere Ave., Interlakin October 10 Michael Crowe 15 Hubbard Park, Red Bank July 7 Kim Crunkleton 4 Craig Ct., Colts Neck October 9 Hope Cullen 16 Merion Dr., Lincroft March 3 Karen Cuneo 21 Ladwood Dr., Holmdel August 6 Peter Curtiss 150 Deepdalc Dr., Middletown June 23 Carol Daly 47 Greentree Terr., Lincroft December 11 193 Liz Daly 718 Fernmere Ave., Interiakin August 28 Anthony D'Ambrisi 70 Teaberry LA., Oakhurst November 22 Kevin Debts 131 Woodgate Rd., Middletown April 29 Lisa DeCerce 5 Burlington Tr., Colts Neck April 13 Fran Decker 24 Crescen Pky., Red Bank April 24 Laura DeLury 621 High Bridge Rd., Colts Neck November 16 Mike DeMonte 135 Bruce Rd., Red Bank April 6 Marianne Dennis 2 Thorne PL, New Monmouth December 13 Michael Derrig 113 Stokes St., Freehold August 13 Mark DeVito 68 Tulip Ln., Colts Neck January 9 Ralph Dexter 36 Ruth PL, Eatontown December 22 Mike Dodd 1 Iris St. Eatontown May 9 Cindy Doran Edwards Point Rd., Rumson May 16 Laura Dougherty 100 Laurel Ave., Lincroft April 22 Weezy Dubel 35 Woodland Dr., Lincroft December 3 Michael Duffy 21 Georgetown Rd., Colts Neck August 3 Beth Eckstein 25 Pelican Rd., Middletown July 4 Patrick Edmonds 68 Bigham Ave., Rumson October 4 Tracy England 15 St. Nicholas PL, Red Bank December 10 Andrew Faherty 178 South Lake Dr., Middletown August 5 Joanie Fauci 12 Marcshire Dr., Middletown March 22 Christine Fee 88 Leedsville Dr., Lincroft April 10 Michelle Fehr 162 River Ru., Red Bank November 9 Rosemary Ferry 47 Hawthorne Rd.. Red Bank June 7 Kathleen Flaherty 41 Virginia Terr., Red Bank December 20 Kathy Flanagan 37 Raleigh Ct., Eatontown December 14 Leo Flanagan 10 Denise Dr., Red Bank February 17 Douglas Flannery 117 Statesic PL, Red Bank March 27 Tara Fodale 7 Colonial Way, Lincroft December 19 Anne Marie Fournier 13 Cruscius PL, Colts Neck Mrrch 23 Maria Gadenz 82 Cloverdale Ct., Tinton Falls March 28 Anthony Galiano 48 Carraige Hill Dr., Colts Neck October 4 Robert Gammer 16 Village Ln., Colts Neck October 11 Thomas Garley 31 Highland Ave., Red Bank December 21 Darlene Geraud 45 Field Ave., Red Bank July 3 Maureen Giles 82 Garden Ave., Little Silver October 24 Colleen Gilligan 55 Lower Main St., Aberdeen October 29 Kathleen Gorman 48 Martin Dr., Lincroft August 28 Cathy Grahler 74 Glenwood Dr., Tinton Falls August 20 Susan Guinee 236 Elberon Ave., Allenhurst April 29 Mary Ellen Guinnessey 29 Brisbane Hill Dr., Colts Neck October 7 Richard Guinnessey 29.Brisbane Hill Dr., Colts Neck October 7 Debbie Hammond Lenape Ln., Colts Neck March 10 Chris Harasty 27 Lori Rd., Monmouth Beach February 8 Brian Harmon 17 Harbour Way, Monmouth Beach June 15 James Harmon 17 Harbour Way, Monmouth Beach June 15 Matthew Heagney 27 Majestic Ave., Lincroft December 7 Jim Heeley 11 Gull Point Rd., Monmouth Beach May 20 Chuck Hendricks 16 Hialeah Dr., Colts Neck April 20 Eric Herrmann 54 Mardell Rd., Rumson August 31 Cindy Hollen 24 Allen Ave., Allenhurst November 26 Dave Honta 15 Windsor Dr., Eatontown April 8 John Joyce 4 Deepwood Ln., Colts Neck January 9 Kim Joyce 87 Neville St., Tinton Falls February 27 Joann Jursca 5 Valley Point Dr., Holmdel July 1 Kathleen Kane 23 Fairway West, Colts Neck April 24 Jacqueline Kearney 451 Driveway, Ocean Port September 29 Dawn Keenbler 12 Partridge Way, Colts Neck April 4 Michael Keenan 2 The Terrace, Middletown January 18 Pat Kelley 3 Westgate Ct., Colts Neck October 12 194 Chris Kelley 20 Foster St., Red Bank December 23 Mary Eileen Kenney 33 Ward Ave., Rumson April 3 Bridget K inset la 8 Primose Ln., West Long Branch October 9 Jane Klaver 10 Little Silver Pkwy, Little Silver June 30 Brian Klohn 19 Maryland Ave., West Long Branch May 8 Robert Klotz 23 Chelsea Dr., Old Bridge October 13 Karen Konish 134 Hudson Ave., East Keansburg May 17 Cathy Kraft 3 Popomora Dr.. Rumson November 7 John LaMotte 301 Spring St., Apt. 13, Red Bank June 28 Sue Laney 50 Seneca PI., Oceanport January 22 Robert Lanfrank 15 Doreen Dr., Oceanport February 8 Leigh Larson 2 Alston Ct., Red Bank December 16 Eric Leighton 49 Borden Rd., Middletown October 22 Juliann Lenki 18 White Oak Dr., Colts Neck May 29 Richard Levine 17 Grandview Dr., Holmdel May 12 Michael Leyden 143 Statesir PL, Middletown April 25 Dana Li 8 Gull Point Rd.. Monmouth Beach May 29 Elizabeth Lillvik 8 Abbey Ln., Ocean May 6 Irene Lockwood C-l Hillside Ct., Highlands April 3 Brenda Lovick 233 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank November 25 Marisa Lutschning 124 Whalepond Rd., West Long Branch July 9 Debbie Lynch 127 Shelbern Dr., Lincroft January 6 Cheryl MacLaughlin 14 Sulivan Dr., Tinton Falls January 29 Richard Madigan 35 Winchester Dr.. Tinton Falls October 26 Patrick Mahon 117 Memorial Pkwy, Atlantic Highlands April 30 Tracey Mahon 306 Allen Ave., Allenhurst January 19 Vincenzo Munfreda 38 Hilltop Rd., West Long Branch January 5 Robert Mangold 147 Mintroce Rd., Colts Neck August 30 Eamon Manning 8 Heath St., Eatontown August 22 Aaron Manry 7 Normandy PL, Colts Neck April 15 Paul Marhan 8 Colonial Terrace, Colts Neck January 28 Ralph Marotta 14 Jefferson St., Middletown December 6 Neil Martin 305 Slocum Ave., Neptune January 5 Karen Mathies 32 Maple Dr., Colts Neck October 31 Pamela Mathies 32 Maple Dr., Colts Neck October 31 Jeffrey Mat tan 67 W. Highland Ave., Atlantic Highlands October 2 Joseph Maziekien 9 Hobart St., Marlboro May 5 Joan McCabe 1 Walter Dr., Hazlet April 11 Deirdre McGann 7 Club Circle, Monmouth Beach January 6 Tara McGowan 79 Lippincott Rd., Little Silver August 23 Kathleen McKeon 21 Village Ln., Colts Neck October 10 Maureen Me Michael 101 Burlington Ave., Leonardo June 23 Kerry Mcnamara 198 River Rd., Red Bank May 7 Michael McNamara 24 Arvin Rd., Old Bridge September 9 Peter McNanara 24 Arvin Rd., Old Bridge September 9 Ellen Mead Grand Tour, Lincroft January 22 Kim Menna 185 Prospect Ave., Red Bank January 16 Claire Meola 240 Buena Vista Ave., Fair Haven October 10 Ellen Micioni 10 Salem Ave., Spring Lake August 8 Mary Rose Migliazza 16 Irma PL, Oceanport November 29 Kathleen Ministri 178 Kingfisher Dr., Middletown July 21 Margaret Montano 1 Hentage Rd., Eatontown May 25 Barbara Morris 1 Edward’s Point Rd., Rumson August 24 Edward Morrison 27 Club Way, Red Bank January 1 Steven Mottes 14 Greenbriar Ln., Marlboro August 21 Mary Muldaur 301-6 Spring St., Red Bank October 14 Maureen Murphy 18 Pine Ave., South Amboy December 29 Dennis Murray 73 Clinton Ave., East Keansburg February 26 Theresa Murray 97 Asbury Ave., Atlantic Highlands December 16 Joseph Nap pi 15 Heather Hill Way, Holmdel December 23 195 Kathryn Savin 204 Buttermere Ave.. Interlaken March 4 Elizabeth Nelson 131 Borden Rd., Middletown May 16 Scott Nimmo 13 Bernice Dr.. Freehold June 5 Maria Nitti 1300 Franklin Ave., Ocean March 16 Mark Sort bridge 39 Branch Ave.. Red Bank October 2 Kara O'Brien 368 Navesink River Rd., Red Bank August 16 Stephen O'Connell 60 Woodview Dr., Old Bridge February 17 Missy O'Hara 11 Ruddy Ct., Little Silver May 29 Kate O'Brien 104 Fish Hawk Dr.. Middletown May 9 Margie O'Keefe 14 Wallace Rd., Middletown July 7 Cindy O'Neill 30 Statesir PI., Red Bank September 22 Debbie O'Neill 30 Mountainside Dr., Colts Neck September 20 Douglas Palumbo 704 Auth Ave., Ocean November 5 Christina Paraskevas 233 Riverbrook Ave., Lincroft March 6 Ellen Parks 69 Laurelwood Dr., Colts Neck February 27 Robert Paul 20 Meadow Ave., Monmouth Beach March 26 Lori Persiponko 124 Oakhill Ave., Long Branch September 20 Steven Peters 8 Roslyn Dr., Oakhurst May 1 Brian Pheifer 6 Popomora Dr., Rumson November 13 Patrick Pheifer 6 Popomora Dr., Rumson May 25 Carissa P hi Hips 177 Bruce Rd., Red Bank May 28 Michael Picco 21 Beaver Dam Rd., Colts Neck July 22 Charles Picullo 18 Route 520 East, Marlboro March 9 Lynne Pi del 629 Prospect Ave., Little Silver April 22 Suzanne Pignataro 38 Carolyn Rd., Little Silver July 23 Maria Poliseo 16 Branford Circle, Tinton Falls January 23 Mary Ellen Porcelli 173 Riveredge Rd., Tinton Falls April 22 Dolores Procopio 212 Willow Dr., Little Silver February 5 Douglas Proctor 175 Joline Ave., Long Branch June 28 Elaine Quesada 10 Villanova Dr., Englishtown December 15 Marianne Quirk 74 Garden Rd., Shrewsbury May 28 Walter Radziszewski 161 Throckmorton Ln.. Old Bridge July 3 Michael Rafter 866 Red Oak Dr., Elberon March 19 Gary Raike 115 Martin Dr., Lincroft July 18 Rocco Raimondi 747 Hoey Ave., Long Branch September 17 Brian Regan 91 Madison Ave., Red Bank January 2 Patrick Regan 1501 Ocean Ave., Belmar April 1 Regina Reilly 54 Red Coach Ln., Locust April 2 Ruth Renzo 70 Cedar Dr., Colts Neck October 12 Michele Ricci 20 Brisbane Hill Dr., Colts Neck June 28 Robert Roberto 5 Woodmere Dr., Eatontown May 18 Matthew Rodden 28 Asbury Ave., Atl. Highlands November 27 Ana Maria Rodriguez 34 Linden PI., Red Bank September 11 Lisa Rooney 605 5th Ave., Avon April 8 Elaina Rossano 13 Village Ln., Colts Neck January 3 Elise Rubin 10 North Ward Ave., Rumson April 13 Paul Rubino 69 Walnut Ave., Middletown January 2 John Rugo 112 Marcshire Dr., Middletown Mary 24 Kathleen Rupy 47 Park Ave., Eatontown February 22 Tracey Russell 726 Bendemere Ave., Interlaken April 10 Gail V . Ryan Channel Club Towers, Monmouth Beach August 9 Theresa Stansfield 28 Rimwood Drive, Lincroft August 29 Mike Stanton 36 Amelia Circle, Little Silver February 17 Harry Ryan 34 Buttonwood Dr.. Fair Haven December 28 Pierce Ryan 330 Garfield Ave., Avon January 8 Maria Salomon 2 Romeo Ct., Old Bridge November 14 Susan Saporito Mulberry Lane, Colts Neck April 7 Eris Scanlon 15 Summit Ave., Atlantic Highlands May 15 Gregory Scar pi no 103 Monmouth Blvd., Oceanport Margaret Schadd 808 Jersey Ave., Spring Lk. Hts. September 26 196 Suzy Schellenberger 84 Galloping Rd., Colts Neck April 26 Peter Schilling SR3634 Woodland Pk., Colarado February 8 Anne Marie Schissler 909 Broad St., Shrewsbury October 19 Thomas A. Schissler 909 Broad St.. Shrewsbury Nov. 17 Meredith S chan hoik 32 Okros Rd., Tinton Falls May 9 Don Schott Fairway East, Colts Neck June 23 John Sesti to 25 Vi St. Nicholas PI., Red Bank March 17 Michael Shevlin 25 Willshire Dr., Tinton Falls October 16 Susan Shirley 8 Flope Rd., Eatontown September 24 Lisa Siciliano 2 Windsor Dr., Eatontown August 24 Jean Simone Brookside Dr., Colts Neck November 16 Brian Slocum 376 West End Avc. A 43, L.B. September 11 Ellen Solebello 17 Broadmoor Dr., Lincroft June 9 Lucia Sollecito 9 Wellington Ct., Colts Neck October 23 Erin Sowul 601 Dovett Rd., Colts Neck August 9 John Stiver 53 Winding Brook Way, Shrewsbury March 20 Elizabeth Sullivan 101 Jumping Brook Rd., Lincroft March 28 Shelley Taborn 710 Laurel Ave.. West Allcnhurst January 19 Manuel la Tam 2 College Ave., Eatontown May 1 Di mitra Tangalos 37 Brown PL. Red Bank December 9 John Terwiliiger 802 Monmouth Rd., West Allenhurst April 6 Ed Throckmorton 413 Spring St. Long Branch March 27 Mary Timney 26 Parmly Rd., Tinton Falls January 21 Jane Taber 10 Serand Ave., Oceanport January 11 Dan Too hey 73 Broadmoor Dr., Lincroft February 27 Virginia Tooze 513 Fourth Ave., Avon June 5 Susie Tromley 12 Sycamore Place, Colts Neck Donna Trunzo 24 Campo Terr., Red Bank April 26 Dina Urgo 143 Tindall Rd., Middletown May 13 Lori Valeriani 17 Provincial Place, Colts Neck May 30 Robert Vanderbilt 640 West Front St., Red Bank February 7 Mary Beth Villa 18 Harbour W'ay, Monmouth Beach September 15 Charlene Viola 163 Cloverdale Circle, Tinton Falls May 31 Marie Vitalo 22 Majestic South, Lincroft August 10 James Vogel 431 Woodland Ave., Avon June 24 Lori Voilers 19 Obre Place, Shrewsbury August 13 Scott Walsack 28 Morris Place, Oceanport March 23 Marty Walsh Michael Walsh 8 Woodhollow Rd., Colts Neck October 26 Tom Walsh 25 Coronet Ave., Lincroft June 30 Kim Watson 420 Bowne Rd., Wayside April 22 Kelly Webb 25 Meadow Ave., Monmouth Beach September 3 Kim Westbrook 821 Midd-Lin. Rd., Middletown May 27 Bob Whit acre 88 Ocean Avc., Monmouth Beach March 1 Scott Wiegers 6 Heather Dr., Manalapan August 23 Alicia Williams 8 West Farm Rd., Middletown August 14 Mike Wilson 503 Woodland Ave., Avon May 30 Greg Woods 16 Holland Ln., Colts Neck Linda Wotycha 32 Mitchell Place, Little Silver August 12 Ivette Zeik 7 Marion Dr., Holmdel October 18 197 !frWffffWWr 'r Wfimmi EMERALD 1982 Editor in Chief Mary Eileen Kenney Assistant Editor in Chief — Denise Edelkraut Photography Editors — Richard Madigan, Mike Demonte Art Editor Stephen O'Connell Assistant — Lori Persiponko Activities Editor Kim Crunkleton Assistant Lisa DeCerce Faculty Section Editor Beth Eckstein Assistant — Joanie Fauci Boys’ Sports Editor Kathleen Kane Assistant — Beth Lillvik Girls’ Sports Editor Chris Harasty Assistant — Kerry McNamara Underclassmen Section Editors Juniors — Jane KIaver Sophomores — Barbara Pontone Freshmen — Mary Donnelly Senior Section Editor — Bridget Kinsella Assistant — Noreen Clarke Financial Editors Mary Ellen Porcelli, Lucia Sollecito Advisor — Miss Mary Ann Arcieri Financial Advisor - Mrs. Dorothy Senerchia Publisher’s Representative — Miss Nancy Caster, Herff-Jones Publishing Company Portrait Company Lorstan-Thomas Studios A special thanks to Rich, Steve, Jane, and “Trish Cardinal John Newman once uttered that “growth is the only evidence of life.” We, the editors of the 1982 Emerald, have witnessed that dynamic nurturing process which Cardinal Newman knew so well. We have perceived a maturity in the Red Bank Catholic community that is only visible to those who seek it; it has been our quest to capture this in one viable and lasting impression, the yearbook. Our “Yearbook Experiences” have yielded memories upon which we will always reflect with a deep sense of happiness and satisfaction. The many new friendships which developed during those late evenings in Room 304 are ones that may never be severed for they demonstrate the common bond that has unified us. Miss Mary Ann Arcieri, our new advisor, has smiled, laughed, and cried with us, and it is her friendship and love that has aided us in the realization of our long term goal. To Miss Nancy Castner, our publisher’s representative, and to Mrs. Dorothy Senerchia we extend a very special thanks for assisting us to express the group effectiveness that Red Bank Catholic has displayed in the community. Finally, it has been our earnest hope that the seniors will observe within these pages the personalities and emotions that have comprised Red Bank Catholic’s class of 1982 and that they, on June 5, “rejoice in their fullness and part with their fruits with joy.” Mary Eileen Kenney Denise Edelkraut . rv—v1 £JL_ '