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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1983 volume:

rk j r r k Table of Contents Seniors.......................14 Activities....................64 Faculty.......................94 Sports.......................122 Underclassmen................158 Index........................194 Closing......................200 Red Bank Catholic is uniquely different in its’ approach to education. The individ- ualism displayed by students and faculty alike makes the R.B.C. community what it is today. This uniquity and individuality can be seen in many ways: through the many teachers and their varied ap- proaches to their subjects and students, and through the students themselves. R.B.C. is not just a building made of bricks and mortar. What makes Red Bank Catholic unique within itself is the people who work and play within its’ con- fines and show what R.B.C. truly is; an unprecedented experience in the lives of its’ people. r The Church In the minds of every student who has ever passed through Red Bank Catholic, sit memories of events, of thoughts of friends, of good and bad times. But a memory which sits in every person’s mind is, of course, the Church. St. James Church was built with all of the grandeur that befits a house of worship. Its stained-glass windows are intricately beauti- ful, the Stations of the Cross, although dimmed with age, shine with the glow of the scenes which they protray. St. James Church has stood as a symbol to us all. A symbol of faith, of joy, of sorrow, of hope, and of love. May it, with God’s blessing, stand forever_______________________ © ©qa a n QQ® REMEMBER FRESHIVIAN YEAR . . . Reciting Hamlet to; the lockers Looking for a fifth-floor swimming pool Albert’s dunking problem “I’ll never be a seriior” The Almost Food Fight ‘I’ll never be a Senior’ REMEMBER SOPHOMORE YEAR . . . Not being the “lowest man on the ladder’’ Disecting frogs for Biology “What! Changing the dress code?” Bible Prophecy REMEMBER JUNIOR YEAR . . . Junior ring ceremony Finally driving! SAT’s Junior prom The Last CBA Basketball Game REMEMBER SENIOR YEAR . . . Beating R.B.R. in football No plaid polyester! College applications Four years worth of memories . . . Halloween Road Rally Our salute to M A S H Party? . . . Where?? Finally finding out how come Seniors never carry books 1 ABOVE: Yes, we CANCAN (D. Edelk- raut, B. Wengler, N. Tam, A. LaRosa, J. McGowan) Diane Abbes: “Di” . .. intelligent, curt, shy . . . Varsity Softball Mgr.. . . J. V. and Varsity Softball . . . Math Team Math club V.P. ... work with computers . . . Franklin Institute . . “Louie” . . . “Homeroom 11 A”. Paul Adcock: Itzy . . . well dressed, clean cut. . . “Just hanging” . . . “Let me borrow your tie” . . . “Freak me out” . . . Succeed in everything . . . SPD 81 . . . Road Rally. Clifford Albertson: Duke Kahana- moku . . . untouchable, lethargic . . . Football .. . Track . .. “Uh, what?” .. . to exist (maybe) . . . fooling around in class. . . getting my head shaved . .. SPD 81 . . . friends. Terrance Allan Jr.: 12 7 64 . . . NEVER SAY DIE”. Frances Allegra: Yea . . . funny, outgo- ing ... 4 years Softball CYO Basket- ball . . . “Better once than never, for nev- er is too late” ... be successful and happy ... 8th pd. naps . . . Wally’s Span- ish class .. . DENNY’S AT 3:00 . . . Green walls . . . Green uniforms . . . GREEN!! Mary Louise Alter: Louie, Little Lou, Lou Lou . . . short . . . Gymnastics, Cheerleading, Track Mgr. . . . Student Council . . . HO’BYF award . . . Red Head Club Intra Volleyball . . . Sign- post Stocks and Bonds . . . “O-tay” . .. BUS . .. 12 81 Montague, LTC .. . 3 17 82, M.M. ... Jr. Buffet Dallas . . . Ria . . . chemistry . . . VMVM TnT. . . be happy. Diane Marie Abbes Terrance Allen Jr. Paul William Adcock Frances Paula Allegra Clifford J. Albertson Mary Louise Alter 18 Jeffrey W. Amorelli Dawn Apisa David L. Baiano Robyn Lisa Ballard Robert Anderson Mary Jean Ashkenis Francis William Baier Gerald Balletta Jeffrey Amorelli: Jeff . . . quiet, lazy . .. soccer ... Ski Club Car Club . .. “Your bummin” . . . “What’s up?” ... to have money and be successful.. . None. Robert Anderson: “Bobby A.” . . . qui- et, lazy, relaxed . . . Wrestling . . . Intra- murals .. . “What’s up Jet fan?” ... to go to college and be successful at what- ever I do. Dawn Apisa: “New Girl in School” . . . tall? well, not very . . . talkative . . . “Doesn’t anyone here like disco?” ... to be happy in whatever I pursue in life . . . those lunches with Zep . . . pre-hunt brib- ery . .. S.l.N.Y. . . . Thanks Guys for making me feel at home ... To mom and dad — with all my love, Dawn. Mary Ashkenis: Mary . . . outgoing, sil- ly, lovable . . . J.V. Basketball cheer- leader Varsity Football cheerleader . . . Boys Cross Country Mgr.. . . “Huh?” ... “I don’t know” ... to be the best I can be . . . decorating Sternweiss . . . Raod Rally . . . Joe’s cabana with M.S., J.Mc, K.M. David Baiano: Dave . . . happy, funlov- ing, crazy . . . “Give me a break ... to be successful in whatever 1 do, and live life to its fullest . . . going night skiing at Vernon Valley with “Johnny T.” ... the parties and road trips and all of my bands. Francis Baier: Frank . . . Calm, Quick, Content . . . Cross Country . . . Indoor outdoor Track . . . Signpost . . . Intramu- ral Football ... “I don’t think so!” .. . whatever happens, happens . . . Hitch- hiking through Middletown . . . the “card” game . . . White Rolls . . . The “keys”. Robyn Ballard: ambitious, crazy, messy . . . Cheerleading Ski Club ... to be a wealthy and successful business execu- tive . . . “Get a real job” . . . “Hang a mellow escapade” . . . Concerts . . . par- tying . . . fights with Debbie B. . . . the close friends I’ve made at RBC. Gerard Balletta: Scruf . . . Soccer Basketball . . . “Scruf” . . . “Villian” . . . “Clown” ... be rich . . . T.I. . . . Florida. ABOVE: “I never miss a holiday! (C. Girard) BELOW: “It’s like this, Joe (G. Gross, J. D’Esposito) 19 Lee J. Barbara: purple woman” . . . unique, definitely purple ... 1 can relate to that” ... to become a prestigious law- yer . . . Kinks’ concert. . . P.D.. . . “Cap- ture the Moment” . . . leather . . . smar- ties ... My Luau . . . J.B. (the Babe!). . . Seaside . . . HBI . . . “Shapes” . . . moped . . . purple people eaters Karen A. Barmore: Rif Raf, pig ... moody, argumentative, opinionated . . . cross country, soccer ... ski club, BRIM ... “I don’t know ... “Chuckle Butt” ... to go to Europe and to laugh ... St. Patty’s Day with Kim and Noelle . . . SD with Kate . .. Rocky Horror . .. you re- member Kate in the pool J.S. and J.H. Mary Belmont: Bell . . . friendly, quiet aggressive, funny, confusing, remarkable . . . horseback riding, play, waterskiing ... “I’m gonna roll” .. . become a model and fashion merchandiser, marry at 29, and live on the beach . . . Tommy Kelly . . . Senior prom . . . computer room . . . J.H., Rita and friends . . . Nick S. and Diablo . . . Vannigans, Caddy . . . beach parties with the MB gang . . . Jeff M. and the Kelly’s John Berth: black, leather . . . “Hey Maaan!!” . . . “Awesome” . . . “Funky” ... ’71 Charger . . . Sue . . . Frank’s par- ties Maria J. Bertolami: bubbly, depend- able, perfectionist, organized, ambitious, always smiling . . . Flag twirling Captain . . . Soph. President, Yearbook, NHS . .. “OK, guys first let’s get organized” . .. “What a babe!” ... to follow my dreams wherever they may lead — Rainbows and Strawberries ... St. Patty’s Day in New York .. . Road Ralley . .. Mondays in 204 Lisa A. Bivona: Beauvine . . . ambi- tious, outgoing, realistic . . . cheerleading ... “Don’t worry about it” ... “Praise Bacchus” . . . become a Forbes ‘500 . . . my Party Freshman year . . . Florida with Eileen Jr. Year .. . RB, TD, AMC, CL, DK, Ph.D Lee Jeanne Barbara John Berth Karen Ann Barmore Maria Jo Bertolami Lisa A. Bivona Mary Belmont 20 “1 swear I didn’t do it!” (J.Grogan, M. O’Dwyer, I. Kolibas, G. Grigos) Sonia Alexandra Boss Stephen Reynolds Bott Christopher E. Botti Anne Marie Boyle Sonia Boss: Bubbles, Sony . . . quiet, friendly, animal-lover, crazy . . . Latin Club, Glee Club . .. “I’d rather be happy than rich” . . . Fready ... to be with animals and be happy . . . Toga party ... Jr. and Sr. lunch . . . Pinkie, Suey, Wildfire, Mark, Nance, Kath, and Mary . . . “That stupid bell!” Stephen Bott: J.C.. . . well-rounded, athletic, accident prone ... 4 years of football, JV baseball . . . “What’s the matter, Bott, your hands cold?” . . . “If I only had a brain to remain in good health and achieve all goals . . . Gia ... 2 operations in 5 mos. . . . beating RBR and Ocean Sr. year . . . the Stations of the Worm Christopher Botti: SUKI . . . noncon- formist, mellow . . . football, track ... Ski club . . . have money, live in Colorado, be a lawyer and ski alot . . . Dec. 23, 1981 . . . Banff ’71, 11 Ann Boyle: outgoing, ambitious, friendly ... Ski club . . . “my Xerox copy” . . . “Are you ambitious?” . .. “Live Free or Die” ... go to college, enjoy life, and be happy ... Ski trip with TD and CF . . . the Party . . . Europe . . . “LINDA — RA, AH” Linda Boyle: musical, friendly, giggly... 4 years of band, Ski club. . . “It’s got character” . . . “Hardly” ... to be rich and live happily ever after . . . 8th period ... St. Pat’s Day parade . . . parties . . . Eu- rope. Mark Brawley: Brawls, Brawlsky . . . unpredictable, radical . . . soccer, boarding . . . lunch, sleeping . . . “Take off, Hoser!” “Yeah, right!!” . . . Mad Computer Brain . . . ’67 Chevy, Initation. ABOVE LEFT: “This baby can move! (J. Jaeschke) ABOVE RIGHT: “Now wait, just a minute ...” (S. Johnson, M. Crane, M. Ashkenis, N. O’Brien) 21 Linda S. Boyle Mark Brawley Margaret Anne Breiter Tom Brennan Brian M. Campagna Tracey Lynn Cardone Jacqueline Patricia Brown Christopher M. Carton Andy Burns Stephen P. Cavanagh Margaret A. Breiter: Peggi, Pegs . . . adventurous, partier,. .. “Whatever” ... V V with Dorothy and Cilia . . . Rocky Horror (Piranhas). . . Shanna spraining my ankle . .. camping with Lizzy Tom Brennan: Prez, Skippy . . . quiet, good friend. . . Volleyball. . . “Decent” ... be involved with computers somehow . . . have fun . . . getting lost in Rum- son during the Road Rally . . . the time Gizzi accidently set fire to a desk in science Jacqueline P. Brown: Jackie . . . outgoing, preppy, energetic, talkative . . . Ski club . . . “I’m SO sure!” ... to marry a rich doctor and live on the beach . . . The Beach House . . . HBI... ski trips with MF . . . proms Andy Bruns: Burnsie, Elwood, Floyd . . . preppy, imagi- vative polite, friendly ... Ice hockey, sailing horticulture ... Ice Skating club, Red Head club . . . “Hey you” . . . “The dark side of the moon” . . . stay single, coach hockey, live in Vt, and have a life membership at NCC . . . friends . . . girls . . . Grateful Dead . . . Who shows . .. lunches at MBC Brian Campagna: Salty . . . sloppy but organized . . . wres- tling, soccer. . . “What’s up, Met fan?” ... to do whatever, whenever, wherever . . . ATE goes to — always Tracey Cardone: Trace . . . artistic, bubbly ... “I can’t wait, I’m so happy!” . . . to live wealthily in NYC . . . RH at the Jr. Buffet. . . The Who-in a limo!. . . C. Doll. .. hot pink . . . KM . . . pd 6 . . . morning ride . . . practice again . . . buddies Chris Carton: Cartoon .. . outgoing, friendly, adventurous. . . baseball 9,10,11,12, 2 yrs. of football. . . Intramurals, Ski club ... “I don’t want to hear it” . . . play progessional base- ball . . . “Brady Ball” . . . beating RJL (the Fish) at tennis for all his money Stephen Cavanagh: Cav . . . shorter, friendly . . . wrestling ... be successful Pamela Chandler Robert Chojnacki James Paul Chehanske Richard Colabelli Pamela Chandler: Pam. . . short, shy, spastic . . . “Really?” . . . “Are you serious?” ... to be a lawyer and have fun . . . Sternweiss, my parties ... my best friends James Che- hanske: Jim, Jimbo. . . nice guy, intelligent, shy, teaser, organized . . . wrestling . . . Math club. Ski club. . . “Later . .. “Hello” . . . make millions before 30, stay single, electron- ical engineering . . . CBA game ... Sr. prom Robert Chojnacki: Bob, Duke . . . perfectionist. . . “Big deal” . . . “No problem” . .. “Who cares?” ... to be successful in my own business ... all the good times, especially the cafeteria with the raisin fight Richard Colabelli: Rich ... Ski club . . . loud outgoing, unique, straightforward . . . “Look at that boy” ... to complete college, be successful, and make a lot of money . .. Amy . . . MD’s parties . . . vacations ... rm 17 ... my truck . . . our star ... all of my close friends ... my Sr year... my summers Cynthia Coleman: Cindy, Schmedley . . . independent, easy going ... Ice skating . . . “This is true” .. . Hey Kid!” ... to be a State Trooper, have a family, and be happy ... the prom . . . JSTS — ’82 . . . DJ . . . Isle 9 — “Hey look at that cute guy” . . . ironing shirts with JC . .. all the good times Paul Chandler: nice, easygo- ing, friendly . . . Student government... to be an accountant and a multi-millionaire by age 28 William Collins: Liam . . . calm, easygoing, friendly . . . Cross country . . . BRIM . . . “The frog is congruent” ... to become rich and successful. . . summer of ’82 . . . lunch in the BSA Paul Conley: quiet, calm, easygoing, friendly . . . baseball, basketball, Frosh soccer ... be happy and successful in whatever I choose to do, get married . . . good times on baseball and basketball, Senior prom 23 Catherine Connelly: Cathy, Kiki, Buffy, Sunshine . . . Always happy, smil- ing, kind thoughtful. . . Football Bas- ketball Cheerleading ... Cross Country Track Mgr . . . “It doesn’t matter” . . . to teach and be happy in whatever I set out to do in life . . . Annapolis . .. EAM . . . 1 30 81 and 6 10 82 ... Jr. Prom . . . Sweet 16 ... Rocky Horror . . . Sternweiss . . . Road Trips to Lawrenc- ville ... My friends at RBC. Dorothy Connelly:Dots. . .sensitive. . .SkiClub, Aerobics, Beauty Culture . . . “Yea-hah” ... “E.S.” ... “swivel chair” ... to have a fashion career, and travel . .. skiing with Ron .. . Summer of ’82 ... V V at West End . . . Edward Conover: Ed . . . friendly, kind . . . Wrestling . . . Chess Club ... to be successful and happy at what 1 do. Michael Conte: Mike . . . Wrestling . . . Chess Club, Creative Arts Club, Rock Climbing Club, Dungeons and Dragons, and Creative Writing Club . .. Running stairs . . . working in the Crisdel ... the WHO. Susan Conte: Suey .. . happy, smiley . . . Twirling ... to be a successful psychologist ... “T.L.” and ”20” . . . Bagels in H.R ... “S.L.” ... Thanks Dad, for everything! Jeanmaric Cooner: Jean . . . short, smiley, talkative ... “Yeah, right” ... to go to college and be successful with everything I do . .. J.J .. . Summer of ’82 . . . Proms . . . New Year’s Eve ’81 ... fun times with good friends. Patrick Cottell: Pat .. . quiet, shy, serious . . . Football Wrestling . . . Intramural Basketball Chess Club . . . to obtain success and fulfillment in life . . . freshmen lunch . . . football. Marilouise Crane: Marilou, M.L . . . friendly, unpre- dictable, crazy .. . Football and Basket- ball cheering at Ocean ... Ski Club ... Calorie Counter . . . Class Officer at Ocean . . . “Yea, real good it is” ... to have a successful career and maintain happiness .. . First day at RBC . .. T.I . .. .H.P . . . The Box . . . Proms. . . Sum- mer. Mr. Muscle (O. McFadden) Catherine M. Connelly Michael Conte Dorthy Connelly Susan M. Conte Edward Michael Conover Jr. Jeanmarie K. Cooner Patrick James Cottell 24 Marilouise Crane Keith Thomas Crawford Raymond F. Critchley Susanne Patricia Crowley Michael Damato Stephanie A. Cristofaro Rachael Bonney Cronin % James E. Curnayn Keith Crawford: Dungus . . . Football J.V. Baseball . . . “The Brady Bunch” . .. “Mailman” . . . “Bag People” . . . “Air raid, Hit” . . . “Be very, very quiet. It’s wabbit season and I’m hunting wab- bits” ... to be disgustingly rich, and have mega fun . .. “The Box” ... the trampo- line . . . Pontaloon the Loons. Steph- anie Cristofaro: Steph, Step-on-me . . . party go-er, Drama Troupe and plays . . . Student Council Committee . . . “I’m not a V.G.!” . . . “We’re fighting again” . . . to have my name in lights . . . Pete . . . MPI .. . M and M’s, Plain or peanut ... Adam Ant, 2:00 a.m ... Heather .. . SBBS .. . Timex — tick, tick, tick ... The library moved! Raymond Critch- ley: Long you live and, High you fly, Smiles you give and. Tears you cry, And all you touch and, All you see, Is ALL your life will ever be. — Pink Floyd. Ra- chael Cronin: CHICKIE . . . artistic, mo- bile, content, Wildwood nights . . . Hare and Hound daze . . . Momma’s got a cheesebox . .. Wednesday ... 21 year legend .. . Susanne Crowley: Crowels, Sue Q . .. outgoing, sociable, laid-back, adventurous . . . Girls Basketball . . . “Don’t worry about it” ... to have a good time ... be successful and rich ... the Prom . . . the Arena and The Garden . . . SUN SUDS . . . Cooperstown with D.S. . . . RHS ... “How are you intellectual- ly?” . . . Road trip with D.J. to Brown . .. SHU with D.J. James Curnayn: Jimbo, Creedence . . . friendly, happy ... Ski Club ... “Are you serious?” . .. “Its right though, isn’t it?” ... to be an Adver- tising executive . . . Atlantic Highlands Race ... 2:30 . . . weekends. . . Interlak- en. Michael Damato: Mike . . . easy- going, hanging . . . “That’s Life” ... to keep barreling . . . accomplish something . . . AC DC concert .. . good times with friends. Rhonda Deady: Ron, Deeds . . . outspoken, emotional, caring . . . Intra- mural Raquetball... Ski Club and Span- ish Club . . . “Yeah-Right?” ... to gra- duate from college, marry, and lead a happy and healthy life . . . Mike . . . Cichy’s with Cathy . . . Ski trips with Dots and Cathy ... My good friends, C.F., J.I., D.C. ... 4 25 82. Waiting in the Getaway Car (D. Kemp, S. Quattrochi) 25 Michele Debbs: Mitch . . . loud, talkative, weird .. . Softball . . . Ski club . . . “Woof” .. . “Sorta, kinda, in a way” . .. “Ooh Baby” ... to be a professional beach bum and meet Mick Jagger ... to be a lawyer . . . Shaberm . . . Lou the dancing bear . . . Diane “selling pencils” . .. “Memories” with “Chrissie . . . Tracey DeRobbio: . . . sensitive, caring, crazy, unpredictable . . . Chorus, Shows . .. Horse back Riding ... Ski Club . . . “Yeah Right” ... “I'm on a diet” . .. “That’s cool” ... “Forget it” ... be a famous Rock Star . . . demerits . . . Jack ... weekends . . . The WHO Concerts ... Road Rally .. . Christmas shopping . . . lunch Jr. year . . . Munching at the SAT’s with Keith ... My secret entrance to the CBA game . . . Bubble Baths . . . Eillen Derzinski: Irene, the machine . . . blonde, shoeless . . . “Need a new?” ... “I don’t know though” . . . to play the basson . . . Hare and Hound . . . Marvin’s ... the Prom? .. . Salmon hunting ... to be a secretary . . . Cheese Puff. .. The Good Life . . . Robert DeSantis: Bob-a-lob, Popeye . . . happy, funny, quiet . .. “The Song Remains the Same” ... Led Zeppelin 1 . . . Van Halen 2 .. . John “Bongo” Bonhom rocks on . . . Page, Plant, and Jones rock ... to be happy, healthy, and successful . . . Road Rally . . . the good times and the bad times spent with my friends . . . Joseph D’Esposito: J.D . . . .Harding working, funny, partying . .. Tennis .. . King of Hearts Crew . . . Stagecraft . . . “See you on down the road, Jack!” . . . Engineering — be success- ful.. . Road Rally . . . Shore Parties . . . Chemistry class .. . Proms . . . Buffets. . . Chris . . . The Dog . . . Windmill. . . Susan DeVira: Sue . . . funny outgoing, moody, talkative sarcastic . . . Indoor Track . . . “How are ya?” . . . “Mish Mosh and Betty Beef” ... to always be extremely happy, successful, and wealthy . . . Dipping-n-dennys . . . “Just Go” . . . “Open the Sunroof” .. . Paula Pads . . . the florist . . . Scoop-e-doops . . . T.I. . . .Silvers . . . Frank Devlin: Fran??? . . . intelligent, short. . . Football and Basketball Intramurals ... to go to college and be a lawyer . . . Walty’s class . . . Teresa DiCe- sare: Trese . . . cheerful, sweet . . . Flagtwirling Co-captain .. . Secretary of the Student Council . . . Yearbook . . . “I’m sure” .. . “Hunk and a half” . . . “What’s going on?” ... be successful in everything I do and have fun . . . taking my driving test for the third time . . . traveling to Europe ... St. Patricks day ... the first time I went skiing . . . “I can’t find my lunch money!” (L. Luciano) Michele Ann Debbs Eileen Bianca Derzinski Joseph Dominick D’Esposito Frank Devlin Tracey Lynn DeRobbio Robert De Santis Susan Jameson DeVira Teresa Marie Di Cesare 26 I’m just a singer in a rock-n-roll band (J. Hayden) Jill Ann Doran Mary Kathryn Donnelly John Dougherty Robert T. Dow Pamela Anne Duffy Francis Lawrence Durnien Jr. Mary K. Donnelly: Bloody mess . . . Yearbook . . . “What’s up, Sports Fans? ... to become Walter Cronkite’s protogS or maybe a spy . . . Punkin’ out on Halloween . . . Fugitive from Justice . . . Jill Doran: Baby doll, B.L.W .... talkative, fun, crazy . . . Gymnastics and Cheering . . . Ski Club . . . Skatah!! ... be a physical therapist, work with people, and keep the friends I’ve made . . . Dipping and Dennys . . . Open the sunroof ... the trampoline . . . Painting the bridge . . . driving record . . . Montague States . . . the great friends I’ve made . . . John Dougherty: outgoing, psyciatrist. . . Football . . . Yearbook ... Ski Club . . . Anything Goes .. . Dec. 5 . .. Fiercesome Foursome . . . Mud Climbing ... To have a surplus of money . . . Robert Dow: Bobby D . . . friendly, cool wild . . . Foot- ball and Track .. . Art Club, Creative Writing and Forensics . . . “Hey, man, what’s Happenin’?” ... to get a job, get married, and have a city-sized family ... I am NOT kidding . . . Pamela Duffy: Pam . . . Quiet, reserved, reading, humorous, cheerful . . . SBBC French Club, Redhead Club and Ski Club . . . “You expect me to believe that? ... to do something worthwhile for me . . . Chemistry labs . . . Lunch periods . . . Maria’s logic . . . “Uhh-Yeah!!” . . . Chocolate chip cookies . . . Francis Durnien: Durns . . . burg boy, aggressive . . . Basketball: 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals ... Ski Club . . . Parties . . . become a professional baseball player and never be poor . . . CBA Basketball game . . . the parties . . . P.M. and M.H. at lunch . . . Light House . . . •A Margaret Durst: Margi . . . “Run away “Oops, 1 forgot” ... to be the top prize winner on Family Feud . . . tiny glasses . . . Dec. 5 . . . Fla. — Jim — Bob — 7 . . . Reggie’s . . . Looster Reach . . . My five friends. Denise Edelkraut: Deadlines — not my style ... the Hunt — 19 per car . . . Marine . . . Europe: stolen skirts and glasswalls, Kevin and the Lobsters.. . NYC... Casablanca . . . “Why are you late?” ... “1 was in an accident” . . . Cathy and the candles. Kathryn Edmonds: “Would 1 lie to you?” ... “I forgot” . . . “Run away,” . . . Dec. 5 ... S.P.C .. . .Grannies .. . Tiny Glasses . . . M and M’s . . . Looster Reach . . . Cathleen Emmons: Good Old Cath . . . overly exercised,.. . “Cali- fornia here I come!” ... “I crack myself up!” ... to lead a commune . . . Toga . . . Christening furniture . . . The WHO with Jerry . . . Seafood. Kelly Erving: “No Problem at AH” ... to become a Kahuna on Malibu Beach . . . Elephant Man . . . Skiing ... the Plays ... My Guardian M.D . . . .Halloween 82. Lisa Fairfax: Lis, Freck . .. sensitive, funny, witty . . . cheering, Drama Club, ... Jr. Hosteee and Deb of ’83 Cotillion . . . “Come on!” . . . “Boop” ... to be successful, happy, wealthy, and healthy . .. 6 23 81 . .. BT1____Sis - 6. .. KE, GL, MJ, TR, GF . . . candy dog biscuits At the Road Ralley: “I am not an animal, I am the Sr. class president!” (C. Girard, G. Gross, J. Hanrahan) Margaret Durst Cathleen Mary Emmons Kathryn Ann Edmonds Denise Marie Edelkraut Kelly Ann Erving Lisa Lorraine Fairfax 28 Cathleen Lynn Faletti John Thomas Fay Ellen Ferraro Catherine Ann Ferrone George Paul Fierro Beth Ann Fitzgerald Francis Fitzgerald Mary Fitzgerald Cathleen Faletti: Fletts, cat. . . ewee, fun, great friend, understanding. . . Flag Twirling. . . “Au, man!” ... “OF COURSE” . . . College, get married, be happy forever. . . Pat ... FA and the Intruder . . . parties. . . Rocky Horror . . . Band room. . . close friends. . . The Who . . . T.Bug. . . John Fay: Trooper . . . hockey, Ski Club . . . “Big guy” . . . sur- vive ... CBA Basketball game ’81.. . Ellen Ferraro: “L” .. . opinionated, independent... Intramural volleyball, Track, Flag Twirling, Ski Club . .. success . .. Pinstripe suits . . . Sweet 16 ... Jr. Prom . . . Road Rally . . . Catherine Ferrone: Cathy, Cass . . . hair, short, bubbly,.. . Intramural Raquetball. . . Spanish Tutor and Club, BRIM Club, Stu- dent Council Comm . . . “Go for it!” . .. “Get a grip” ... to live life to the fullest. . . Best friends — Rhon, Pat, John . . . History — Ellen, Jerry, George ... AP Bio — John, Den- ise .. . fun times . . . Beth Fitzgerald: Beth . . . conscientious, giggly . . . Math Club . . . Boys Tennis Mgr . . . “It depends.” ... to be a rich accountant. . . being locked in the locker room . . . George Fierro: Cheerful, helpful, moody, realistic, an optimist. . . Karate and Baseball... “Van Halen rules” . . . “Life goes on” . . . “Yeah, tell me about it” ... to be a successful Stock Broker or Airline Pilot. . . Student Behavior Office — demerits ... the year of Heavy Metal Rock-n-Roll... My little sisters. . . Mary Fitzgerald: ad- venturous, money-minded, tactful, punk rocker... 4 yrs. of band . . . Outing Club . . . “You’re asking me?” . . . “Are you for real?” ... to live a rich healthy,. . . attack of the su- per sub on New Year’s Eve . . . 2AM Chimese rugs . . . green shirt 29 At the Road Ralley: “We’re Baaad!’ (A. Byrnes, T. DeRobbio, K. Killian) Kathryn Marie Fitzpatrick: Kate, Katydid, Sherona, Amazon, Thunder . . . aquarian, mysterious, daring, friendly, perceptive, affectionate . . . cross country, track . . . “What is the purpose of this?” ... to take chances and to make the best of what life has to offer . . . Shiki . . . Who concert . . . Slice . . . PG . . . Suzanne Michealeen Flanagan: UFED, Suzy-Q . . . outgoing, sensitive, smiley, friendly . . . varsity X-country, indoor track .. . “I’d rather ...” “Mich-Man and Betty Beet” “How are Ya?” ... to be ulti- mately happy and successful. . . dipping and Denny . . . “Open the Sunroof” . . . “Just GO” . . . Scoop-d-doops . . . TI. . . The contest . . . Silvers . . . Virginia Flood: sensitive, understanding, smiley, friendly . . . flagtwirling soph, and jun. years ... ski club . .. “Cool Man” ... to be a doctor . .. 8 28 82 . . . going to the beach and watching the sunrise (ADM). . . “Cow” . . . “Bro” . . . RC’s parties . . . driving to Staten Island .. . lightweight for you to me are the only one ...” — Led Zepplin . . . Jeanine Marie Folz: “Neane” . . . petite, disorganized . . . dimples . . . track . . . year- book, stagecraft. . . “What a riot” ... to be successful in the field of my choice . . . the Jun. prom and Squire’s Pub BR . . . summer of ’82. . . the mall with CC and JC. . . a million “red” roses. . . French fries and chocolate milk . . . browsing . . . Joseph R. Fontanella: Joe . . . different. . . football. . . “What?” ... to be rich and lounge out. . . Pa. after the Prom . . . 2:30!. . . parties . . . D D . . . Mary Ann Fortunato: Mare . . . sanguine . . . intramural racketball . . . French club, newspaper, Latin White” “What’s the deal?” “Lilly” ... to become a doctor and own a 914 . . . fourth per lunch . . . going to Douglastar with DL and DOB . . . Captiva . . . The WHO concert . . . summer of ’82 . . . Lauren Miller doing what she does best. Eileen M. Flaherty Suzanne Michealeen Flanagan Jeanine Marie Folz Joseph R. Fontanella Kathryn Marie Fitzpatrick Patricia A. Flaherty Mary Ann Fortunato 30 Mary Frances Fox Catherine A. Friel Maria A. Furlong Douglass P. Furman Rodolfo T. Gadenz Deborah Ann Galderese Mary Frances Fox: Mary . . . silly .. . plays, chorus .. . “Wait! But I don’t understand!” ... to be a tropical island beach bum ... “Duke!” . .. BSA . . . Sugar Plums ... “Pirates” .. . being the big fig . . . dipping . . . Catherine A. Friel: Friel . . . meek . . . calorie counters .. . “Groovy” “Good Groovy” ... to marry rich and have fun . . . Mr. Beefy . .. dale, dale ... el publico . . . Casey Casum . . . Jorge . . . Denny’s . . . Chipwiches at lunch . . . Maria A. Furlong: Toni ... jokester, cute, understanding ... 1 quit ... to go into a business career .. . always being late for gym . . . the fetal pig and Tina . . . Jerry . . . Douglas P. Furman: Doug . . . car club . . . weight lifting . . . “Get a job!” . . . “Invest in Gillette” ... to find what I really want to do in life . . . Rodolfo T. Gadenz . . . Rudy . . . unique, friendly, European . . . Math club ... to be a successful, famous mechanical engineer for an Italian sports car company . . . the proms . . . working on my Zep . . . Kinks .. . Stones ... the WHO collection with Bob . . . Deborah Ann Galderese: Jabby, Deb . . . funny, talkative, original. . . basketball, intramural raquet- ball... Art club, ski club, play .. . “There’s something about him, Mare” “Cecily” ... to be rich and own the best Corvette in the world ... fourth per. lunch . . . my friends . . . summer of ’82 . . . The Triple “B” ... the South Sea Islands of Tawanga . . . beach with Nese . . . learning to drive a Z-28 . . . 31 ABOVE: Zeppo capturing the visual fabric of a graphic nightmare. LEFT: Eat your heart out, Jackie Sorenson. Jerry Garifine: hanging . . . “What’s up?” . . . field trip jun. yr. in science . . . homemade cookies . . . The WHO con- cert with Cathie .. . Matthew George Garrison: Matt. . . fun, off-centered . . . A V club — 9, 10, 11, 12, the play — 10,11,12, band 9,10,11,12... “Don’t worry about it, it’s no big deal” ... to create an existence where my presence is not necessary . . . “Hey Wilbo, Wake Up!” ... eating Stella’s at Mike’s . .. Margi’s parties . . . Courtney Gavin: Court. . . ANALOG Kid . .. left field . . . Math club .. . “Losing it... to be a pleas- ant-faced digital man . . . Chemistry . . . Robert Gemignani: General . . . base- ball . . . airy ... ski club, intramural foot- ball and basketball . . . “You Mess!” . .. to become a successful businessman . . . the Toga ... the road rally . . . varsity baseball . . . Pinga . . . Maria Victoria Gillen: Agia . . . dancing . . . “King of Hearts” “Kiss Me Kate” “Anything Goes” . . . “Brutal Rappa” “Think about it” ... to be a famous actress on Broad- way ... big black patch . . . plaster fights with Willie and Brian . . . Grannies . . . Florida — HACM . . . Dec. 5 . . . K and M, 2am bike ride. . Gregory Giordano: Remy .. . agressive, powerful . . . soccer . . . basketball, football, ski club . . . “What’s up?” ... to be successful in ev- erything 1 do . . . center field for the NY Yankees . . . intramural football . . . Before .. . . . . and after. (M. Alter) Jerry Garifine Robert Gemignani Matthew George Garrison Maria Victoria Gillen Courtney Gavin Gregory Giordano 32 Cynthia Beth Giovine Catherine Anne Girard Anthony Gizzi David Glenny Jr. Cynthia Beth Giovine: Cindy . . . unorganized, anti RAH-RAH . . . “Ya know it”, “Quelle Quor” ... to live on the beach and marry REAL rich . . . The Watermelon . . . summer ’81 . . . interceptions . . . OBOW . . . Catherine Anne Girard: Cathy, Ms. Pres . . . eccentric, square peg in a round hole, radioactive . . . track . . . student council. . . newspaper . . . “Okey-Doke?” ... to do my own thing . . . “Groovy!” . . . FRIENDS .. . the attack of the killer tomatoes” . . . fugitives from justice . . . Europe . . . wppd . . . (ck)2 + mj. . . the case of the missing pumpkin . . . the white Camaro . . . licence . . . fish on Fridays . . . landscaper . . . 5 1 82 . . . Rocky Horror . . . Anthony Gizzi: Giz, Jake . . . BSA ... 4 yrs. in band . . . “Heyyy!” “Man in the boat overboard” “C’mon” ... to sell pencils outside Brookedale CC ... the time I accidently set fire to a desk in lab . . . Parties .. . Boom-Boom . . . having a teachers locker for four yrs . . . David Glenny Jr.: Lurch . . . hungry, loud . . . football. .. beach bumm . . . good times . . . detention . . . Helene Grabler: wild, serious, easy-going ... ski club . . . horsebackriding club ... to be happy and successful... to have a career in business . .. The WHO . . . T-neg . . . Easter vacations 81-82 .. . A + Epsteins . . . Suzanne Greco: Suz . . . friendly, ambitious . . . cheerleading, varsity soccer manager ... ski club . . . “Keeta da f’dee” “Dah!” ... to be a business executive-buyer ... to be ex- tremely successful. . . “July ’81” . . . window at three AM . . . race car . . . chocolate, eggs, and bananas . . . DG action . . . lost shoe at the Hunt . . . summer of ’82 .. . BELOW LEFT: Cage without a key. (A. LaRosa) 33 George Grigos: Greges, Chico . . . crazy, funny, blunt .. . the defunct Ultimate Frisbee club . . . “What’s up” “Yaaaa” ... to be happy in whatever I do . . . “The Dog” . . . the wind mill. . . shore parties . . . student behavior . . . freshman year on the bus . . . Denise Anne Gross: outgoing, happy, ambitious . . . football cheerleading ... ski club, French club . .. “Keeta” “Big goonie” . . . travel ... to be happy and satisfied ... my close friends . . . “DAH!” ... Banff, Jun. Prom . . . DC of Texas ... Sternweiss and the wrong house . . . The Windmill. . . the lost shoe at the Hunt. . . Cecil the turtle . . . Homecoming — 1981 the limo . . . Gerard Grogan: Jerry . . . amusing, different, unusual. . . baseball, basket- ball, football ... the defunct Ultimate Frisbee club ... to do some serious lounging . .. “The Bus” . . . the Discipline Office . .. “Jam Time” ... A Friend . . . Mary Gryson: Mary . .. loud, rowdie . . . “Get a Grip” ... to get rich and get married . . . The Happy Couple!!! . . . waiting for the bomb to drop in typing II . . . Laura Ann Gudicello: Lag . . . petite, unpredictable . . . Band, cheer- leading ... “I don’t know!” .. . travel... St. Patrick’s Day Parade .. . Spain... Jr. Prom . .. 5 29 82 . . . Debra Guerci: Debbie .. . quiet... “Go for it!” to be a secretary and get married ... “Kath, it came through!” . . . “Eric” .. . Long Beach summer ’81 . . . Geor- gia Marie Gross: George . . . friendly, understanding, crazy, and happy . . . football cheering capt . . . Student Council. .. Council . . . (BSSC), ski club . . . “Where are my shoes?” ... to go to college and be happy . . . flying frog in Bio . . . green M M’s . . . Dar’s parties . . . proms . . . The Beach . . . NYC . . . “smirks” ... Cape Cod and Dave . . . Having the Best Friends!. . . Chris Hagerman: Chris . .. occasionally hyper, happy . . . freshman, JV, and varsity Football, track . . . the defunct Ultimate Frisbee club . . . “Shave your ears!” ... to be successful in what I do in life . . . Beaver Hunt . . . Yachting on the Maliea Kei. . . Trans-Am’s doing 3-360’s down the hill . .. NE and JB . . . BELOW: And promenade her home . . . (K. Harrison, P. Chandler) George Grigos Denise Anne Gross Mary Gryson Gerard Grogan 34 Maureen Ann Harris l S35 2 • Patrick Harmon Heather-Jean Haggerty Gary Harness Jr. Janine Hanrahan Clarence Harris Maureen Ann Harris: “Moe” . . . skep- tical, pleased . . . Baton Twirling Sr. yr . . . Richard Simmons at Mary’s . . . first and second pers . . . Heather-Jean Haggerty:Heath. . .bubbly,happy,fun, positive thinker, in the lime lite . . . intra- mural raquetball. . . Student Council. . . Forensics . . . Europe . . . “Mobile Lus- cious” ... to produce movies — Media ... to live life in happiness with others . . . cm. 204 . . . little red book . . . BSSC . . . we’ve come a long way . . . Love you Mom and Dad . . . Janine Hanrahan: Bunny . . . smiley, loud . . . racquetball . . . Student Council . . . “Can 1 just say something?” ... to teach and be happy . .. ST . . . JH . . . TT . .. TC and EM... KK . . . TM . . . VP . . . weekends . . . BSSC . . . four in a truck . . . 4 21 81 . . . Mr. Mouse . . . Patrick Harmon: Woody . . . unbelieveable . . . “Go for it! . . . The WHO . . . Rush . . . Angus Young . . . Let there be Rock . . . Gary Harness Jr.: Wazzy . . . happy, moody, friendly ... Mr. Rodger’s report for Religion . . . Elsies . . . Clarence Harris: Kung Fu . . . tough, mean, unconquerable . . . X- country — 9, 10, 11 . . . track — 9, 10, 11 ... the defunct Ultimate Frisbee club ... “A fool never changes his mind, a wise man does” ... to become rich and famous . . . borrowing a quarter from Mr. Rafter . . . TOP OF PAGE: Maria and Kathryn aren’t camera shy. (M. Gillen, K. Edmonds) 35 John Harrison: Johnny H . . . easygo- ing, adventurous . . . Cross Country with Uncle Jack . . . Captain Video and the A.V. Band . . . “Hanging!” ... to live in London and be a Theatrical Designer- Recording Engineer . . . Skydiving, Mountain Climbing, and Water Skiing with the “Fearsome Foursome.” Kurt Harrison: “Baltimore”, “Herschel” . . . calm, easygoing . . . Football and Track ... “I don’t lie” ... to be a T.V. News Anchorman and take over for Dan Rather .. . 16 ... Double Sessions .. . Reclin- ing seats . . Mary Hartnett: mysteri- ous. vague . . . Plays . . . Yearbook . . . “Are you new and exciting or old and boring?” ... to be an attorney . . . WPPO — String Bean . . . Beware of the infa- mous NATE! Todd Havard: Toddy-boy, Havs . . . relaxed, mellow, happy . . . Wrestling .. . Defunct Ultimate Frisbee Club . . . Jazz Band . .. “Life is happen- ing, so enjoy it while you can ...” The Spot. . . The Shed . . . The Truck ... Jr. year unexpected drum solo during the Pep Rally. Jon Hayden: Heybone! . . . happy, straight, mellow . . . Baseball . . . Defunct Frisbee Club . . . “We’ve gotta jam!” to be a successful musi- cian and own a car . . . Stations of the Worm . . . Jason Haynes: quiet, thoughtful. . . Rutgers Trip ’82 . . . Shop- ping Mall Blues . . . Varsity Football Man- ager ... to graduate from college and be at peace with myself. BELOW: Bobby A. just lounging around. Todd F. Havard Kurt B. Harrison Jon Hayden Mary Frances Hartnett Jason Haynes 36 ABOVE TOP: Yearbook again? (K. Kachinski) ABOVE: And just where are you two going? (A Morrison, N. Kirman) Mariangela Hazinski Michael Healy Mary Katherine Hilton Amy Virgina Hoffman Debrah Kimberlee Armen Hovnanian Hollen Mariangela Hazinski: zany, sociable . . . Tennis . . . Football Stats ... to be a great lawyer . . . THE good and THE fun . . . All I have to say is . . . GO! . . . “Open the sunroof . . . Dipping and Denny’s .. . Beefy’s class (Dale, publico, bees) ... the trampoline . . . Let’s not be late” . . . Mary Hilton: M.K. “Hilton”, Mary Kay . . . “fun”, outgoing . . . Specialty Twirler-roarrrr . . . Junior Home- room Prez ... to be happy . . . Wednesday lunches . . . green M and M’s . . . blue whales . . . flying frogs . . . The Hunt. . . BUBBLE nose and SPRINKLER Mouth . . . “Funnel . . . N.Y.C . . . .the good times and good friends . . . Amy Hoffman: Tuna, Buddy ... un- predictable, friendly, obnoxious . . . Small Flag Twirler ... “Take it ease” ... to be happy and successful . . . 8 30 82 GAMM . . . riding with Barb and Margaret. . . Debrah Hollen: Debs . . . crazy, idealistic, gullible . . . BSA . . . Now, would 1 lie?” ... to work on a cruise ship . . . “Duke” . . . sugarplums . . . “Aren’t we good” . . . Armen Hovnanian: Legen . . . adventurous, outgoing . . . Soccer . . . Baseball... Ski Club . . . Photography Club ... to be a builder or a Boat Designer. . . Eating at the Windmill. . . Tropical Island — “Blue Hawaiian” . . . Road Rally . . . Boat Parties ... Ski Trips — Baniff . . . 37 Timothy Howe: MOTH . . . easygoing, mellow, . . . Soccer and Hockey . . . Skating Club ... Ice Hockey Club . . . The Wave” . .. “No Problem” ... to go to college, then into Professional Hockey, hopefully, be incredibly rich . . . travel. . . Parties . . . Turnpike . . . Anne Hutchison: Gag . . . quiet, outgoing . . . Tennis Mgr ... Ski Club . .. Geeta” ... I don’t know” ... to own a clothing store, marry, and be wealthy ... my very best friends . . . Summer of 82 . . . “Nice rug, Pam” ... “We want to read your label” . . . Lynn Her: Red, Epingle . . . “That’s so intense” . . . “So Barb . . . What are you doing in Sea Bright?” . . . Monday Nights . . . V-8.. Rock climbing . . . The Hunt — 19 per car . . . Chacka . . . Lobsters .. . Europe.......“Googs!” . . . getting contacts ... to acheive the ultimate . . . NO — Harpo and pancakes . . . Jacqueline Ivone: Jackie, Jack . . . sweet, outgoing, tall, friendly . . . Latin Club . . . Chorus . . . National Honors Society . . . “Yeah right” . . . Your so funny” . . . “Table for two?” ... “Hey Deady!” ... to become a nurse, marry, have children and have a happy and fulfilling life .. . weekends . . . Mark 1 8 82 . . . Rhonda being my counselor all those times! ... My restaurant in room 10 . . . Florida, Summer of 82, and “Wildwood.” . . . Carole Jablonsky: S.P. — Apple . . . loud, funny, friendly, talkative . . . Art Club . . . French Club . .. “You’re a banana!” . . . “What?” .. . Parties. . . Road Rally. . . Junior Lunch (BSA). . . Hockey Games . . . Chemistry . . . Jennifer Jaeschke:Jenny,Jenwar,Buddwee. . .Springsteenfreak,sincere, Ms. L.L. Bean . . . Girl’s Basketball and Track . . . “Oklahoma, here I come!” ... to be a petroleum engineer . . . fugitives from justice . . . Road Rally . . . pumpkin for Bruce . . . Apache Tomato. BELOW: A. Johnston and V. Shaw watching the game. BELOW RIGHT: At the Road Ralley: Life in the Fast Lane. (R. Ballard, C. Luckschieter) Timothy B. Howe Anne Marie Hutchison Lynn Elizabeth Iler Jacqueline Michele Ivone Carole Allison Jablonsky Jennifer Lynn Jaeschke 38 Stephen C. Johnson William J. Jordan III Alice Christine Johnston Diane Marie Joy Steve Jupinka Stephen Johnson: Gila Monster . . . friendly . .. Football and Baseball . . . Really . . . No” . . . Ski Club ... to get through college and have a career in busi- ness . . . “Furor” — Ultimate Ruler .. . friendships . . . Double Sessions . . . Beat- ing on S.K . . . .Alice Johnston: Inde- scribable . . . Track . . . Cheerleading . . . “I feel sick!” ... to be independently wealthy . . . Pitstops at Holy Cross park- ing lot . .. Roasted peanuts . . . Bigfoot and Squid . . . Those Rumson gates . . . James Johnston: Jimmy J . . . cute, quiet, sneaky . . . Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 . . . Outing Club . . . Ski Club . . . WS’UP?” ... to be happy and success- ful at whatever 1 do . . . Junior Prom . . . Trying to win at soccer . . . William Jor- dan: Bill . . . friendly . . . Raquetball . . . Ski Club . . . Weightlifting . . . “Yeah — right!” ... to make money . . . Bucco . . . Lynn . . . Road Rally . . Diane Joy: Basketball . . . “Forever” .. . Joe . . . 24 . . . Maine . . . Road trip to Brown” . . Steve Jupinka: Jupinks . . . pessi- mistic, mellow, moody . . . Basketball. . . Baseball. . . “No way” ... to be success- fully rich . . . “Ode to the garbageman” .. . Algebra II. . . Graduation . . . The 81- 83 Book. BELOW: Gossiping over cafeteria food. (B. Wengler, D. Edelkraut. S. Cristofaro) 39 PERIOD HOME VISITOR — Kathleen Kachinski: Kathy, Moon . . . “rare avis” . . . intense . . . Track . . . Cross Country . . . Yearbook . . . News- paper . . . “Yeah Right” ... Go to college and find success and happiness . . . WPPD . . . Easters at H.H .. . .Trans Am From Texas . . . Landscaper . . . 5 1 82 . . . Rocky Horror . . . J.T. . . .Ivy driving. Pamela Karagias: Pam . . . critical, happy, . . . Ski Club .. . “Keeta!” ... to be happy and successful . . . DAH! . . . Summer of 82 — “Let’s go to the Wind- mill!” . . . nice, clean rug . . . D.G. . . . vanilla yogurt. . . Homecoming 81 — the limo. Suzanne Karpick: gullible . . . Varsity Cross Country . . . Varsity Track . . . French Club President (4) . . . Year- book . . . Newspaper (Girls Sports Editor) . . . “Hey, what’s up?” ... to make it to the class reunion . . . Murrays Beach in March . . . M.D. the fight at Murrays . . . Charmin . . . Manhattan College E.T.S. . . Iron City. Christina Kearney: Tina, Bean . . . blondie, hilarious, outspo- ken . . . “What should I do?” ... to be a professional equestrian . . . S.V.R.P., Toni and the fetal pigs class . . . Ann leav- ing ... 4 years of H.R. with L.K. and J.J. Elizabeth Keegans: Liz, Lizzy, T.F . . . happy, always smiling . . . Diving . . . “Yeah Right” . . . “Gimme a break” . . . to become a pharmacist. . . 4 24 82 . . . Rocky Horror . . . piranhas . . . N.Y., N.Y. Girls.. . 6 17 82 ... the alarm . . . “Angie” . . . PB’s room . . . the parties . . . Christopher Keelen: Chris . . . qui- et, funny ... to succeed in life. Pamela C. Karagias Kathleen Mary Kachinski Christina M. Kearney Elizabeth Ann Keegans Suzanne Elizabeth Karpick Christopher E. Keelen 42 Pay attention, Steve! (S. Jupinka) — Bottom Photo Jaimie Kelleher Patrick Kelly Sharon Mary Kelly Jaimie Kelleher: “Purp”, Jay . . . purple, fun, frolicky, bouncy . . “No problem” ... to be an artist. . . Animal Sciences. . . Bobby ... My friends . . . parties . . . Fallen Angel Band . . . Van Halen . . . Graduation, finally! . . . Denny’s ... leg warmers . . . lunch . . . N.D . . . mailboxes ... red lights .. . Tina’s jokes . . . Homecoming Queen . . . Michael Kelly: Mike . . . funny . . . Football 9, 10, 11 . . . Wrestling 9 . . . Tennis . .. Golf 11, 12 ... to have a good time and be successful. . . “Beating up on S.K . .. parties, getting locked in Sternweiss . . . Patrick Kelly: Pat, Kelly, Kel . . . excellent, funny, sick . . . “Hey-ya face!” . . . Jeah!” ... to be a rich and famous rock star and play at Madison Square Garden . . . Cathy . . . Band Parties . . . Bus rides . . . night games . . . Edzy . . . Fallen Angel. . . Intruder. . . Franks bashes . . . Drums . . . Sharon Kelly: confused, dreamer, procrastinator ... Ski Club . . . “Get a grip” . . . “O Tay Panky” ... to get married and be happy ... the best friends ... NYC ... VT2 8 . . . party (creat your own) ... the beach Jr. Prom . . . Green M M’s . . . blue whales . . . funnels . . . Washington D.C . . . “Smirks” vaccuuming in the late hours . . . “So its the laughter we will remember .. . whenever we remember” . . . Dawn Kemp: Delta, Kemper . . . happy, caring, silly, fun ... Varsity Cheerleading ... to get married, be happy, and own a ’vette . . . May 14, 1982 . . . Left turns — J.V. C.L . . . riding the bus . . . D.C. of Texas . . . “Mr. Piggy” . . . somebody locking the keys in the car on prom night . . . “Sniffles” ... Jr. Lunch . . . Kelly Kilian: Ker . . . crazy, outgoing, smiley . . . Art Club . . . “Can I just say something?” ... to be a secretary and get married . . . Uncle Pat. . . Jaimie’s parties . . . Homeroom . . . Queen and Van Halen . . . Road Rally . . . Mr. Costa . . . Nora Kirman: tall, parties ... to have fun and be the best I can . . . The Who, friends . . . Rocky Horror . . . Q.B . . . .Tom Klein: strange . . . Band . . . “Each hit and I” ... to ROCK OUT! ... Oct. 29, 1982. Dawn E. Kemp Kerry Kilian Nora Kirman Marie L. Klem Thomas Klohn Regina Koerkel Irene Theresa Kolibas Bridget Marie Lang Frank Joseph Kovalski Marion Elizabeth Lamb Thomas J. Landolfi Marie L. Klem: energetic, bizarre, disorganized, tan . . . X-country, track . . . “Sorry, Babe!” ... to live a grandiose life . . . summer ’82 at LB . . . skiing . . . camping . .. 10 25 82 . . . Who. . . Naomi and Mr. B’s car . . . “you can do magic” . . . Thomas Klohn: Tom . . . funny, relaxed, a rocker . . . freshman football. . . Art, D and D, Animation Happenin’’ “Kak” ... to go to college, make money, play guitar, and to be happy and successful... a padlock on Regina’s locker. . . Legacy . . . “Cattle X ing” . .. turning green ... the Judas Priest concert. . . Regina Koerkel: Re . . . talkative, friendly . . . “You’ll get over it!” ... to get married and be rich . . . 10 30 80 . . . parties at D’s . .. Roach Coach Mobile . . . Cabana 57 . . . AC-DC concert. . . Barthalomew . . . Irene Theresa Kolibas: Renee . . . quiet, friendly . . . Aerobics . . . “Oh Really?” ... to be an ex- ecutive sec., live on the Calif, beach and be rich . . . Frank Joseph Kovalski: Iva, lan . . . zealous . . . freshman wrestling . . . Monday morning hockey . . . “Whadda ya say, dude” to be a professional roadie, recording technician ... the truck ... the band ... the bashes with Zep and the other young dudes . . . summer ’82. . . working with Spectro lite Marion Elizabeth Lamb: neat; smiley, undecided, moody . . . varsity X-country, indoor and spring track ... to forever smile!!!. . . skiing in Mass ... the “Key’s” . . . Rolls Royce . . . “Can I have a pitcher of m-m-milk” . . . FWB jet skiing . . Thomas J. Landolfi: Schnauser. . . strange, different,. . . football, soccer, baseball. . . band . . . “That’s life in the fast lane” ... try and figure out Chari. . . lunch . . . Band parties . . . English . . . “Pinga” . . . Bridget Marie Lang: Bridge, Gidget. . . tall, bubbly, moody, friendly . .. Student Council, NHS, Sci-Fi, yrbk . . . “Be Real” ... to go to college, be successful, and have fun . . . OBABG” “Good Harvest” “Pinstripes drive me wild” . . . lost shirt Charles E, Lewis Anne Marie LaRosa Bobby Laurino Lisa Ann Lewis Donna Marie Leone David James Light Hi Lynn! (L. Her) Charles E. Lewis: Mickey . . . artistic, friendly . . . Art Club, Ski Club, animation club. Fantasy — Role-playing club . . . “Quack” ... to be a commercial artist. . . The Wall. . . Wombats . . . The Pit . . . Anne Marie LaRose: half-pint, Annie, PC . . . short, bubbly, cute . . . flag-twirling, girls track mgr., girls basketball mgr . .. Stu- dent Council, BRIM, yearbook . . . “Motivate” ... to be a biochemi- cal engineer and eventually a doctor ... Be Rich!. . . Bologna Ends . . . There is life in the ozone layer!. . . Attach of the Killer Tomatoes . . . Phosphorous Hunting . . . getting into school at 7:30 soph. jr. BSSC ... “1 am pulling out of here to win” . . . Bobby Laurino: “Bobby-Joe” . . . fun-loving . . . baseball, football . . . “You’re fun- ny” ... to be successful and have a good time being it. . . baseball . . . parties. . . Johnson’s definition of furor . . . the “telephone” poll . . . Donna Marie Leone: Lizzy . . . Gullable, delerious . . . intra- mural raquetball . . . Latin club, French Club . . . “It just doesn’t matter” “Cecily” “I refuse to have mega bucks ... to be successful and content . . . 10 13 82 . . . “D” day with MAF and DOB . . . Captiva ... my spyder . . . summer ’82 Lisa Ann Lewis: Squirt, Lil Lease . . . happy determinted . . . small flags . . . Student Council, sci-fi . . . “Chill-out” “Oh Baby” “We had homework?” “MB” ... to be a successful lawyer: have fun, People’s Court, here I come first woman President . . . The day Chris and I got locked in school . . . You live where? . . . falling up the stairs OBABG . . . “Grey drives me wild” . . . vanilla ice cream with pineapples . . . David James Light: bug dude, naturalist. . . football. . . wrestling ... da blues, “TXL” “HOWNOW” ... to make movies . . . soph, lunch . . . Mr. T . . . summer of ’82 . . . movies . . . Zep’s house and Friday’s .. . Irwin V . . . freshman English . . . 45 Melissa Linney: Mis . . . friendly, gullible, happy . . . ‘‘Oh well” “Anyway” ... to be successful at whatever I do ... Jr. Sr. lunches. Road Rally, the parking meter, the green room with J.M. S.Q., Chemistry . . Kathleen Mary Lonergan: Kathy . . . outgo- ing, happy . . . “Go for it!” ... to get married . . . Marine Park with R.K., V.M. S.Q., It came through Deb!” Aerobics with Bets, Bartholomew, a special person Donald . . . Lori Ann Luciano: Little one, Lucky .. . tiny, friendly Student Council Committee, Newspaper, Ski Club . . . “Don’t bother me!” ... to go to college and be a lawyer ... a special friend — Vera, RBC prom-crowded, my Sr. year — very unusual, Sr. Dress-up Day, the first day at RBC, Economics, CBA dances, The Hunt . . . Chris Lucklcheiter: Scheiter, Lucks . . . easygoing, adventurous, considerate . . . Soccer . . . Ski Club . . . “Yeah, right” Get a job” ... to be rich . . . parties at M.D.’s, lettering in Soccer, J.V., D.K. left turns. . . Patrick M. Lynch: Merrill . . . adventurous . . . Soccer . . . Ski Club ... to be rich and lounge around . . . Computer Class, food fights . . . John Maher: unique, friendly ... Ski Club . . . “Quack” . . . to stay single and remain happy . . . May 31, 1983, Wombats, the Cruiser, The Wall, L.B..Meghan Mahoney: cute, bubbly, friendly ... Co Editor on the newspaper, Homeroom President, School Plays . . . “What me, paranoid?” . . . Bubble Nose Sprinkler Mouth, new and exciting or old and boring? Blue Whales, Funnel Wed. lunches, New York. Cathleen Malley: Cathy . .. inquisitive, good sense of hu- mor ... I want to be very happy . . . P.A. after the prom, Smurf- town, Mexican cabs, eggs on the West Side . . . BOTTOM BELOW: Keep those grades up! (R. Colabelli) BELOW: Secretary Sharon! (S. Rusin) Melissa Linney Lori Ann Luciano Patrick M. Lynch Meghan Elizabeth Mahoney Kathleen Mary Lonergan Chris Luckscheiter John Maher Cathleen Malley 46 Anne Elizabeth Mallon Dean Joseph Marchetti Patrick M. Martin Joseph A. Mazza Susan Malloy Karen R. Maris Alicia R. Martinez Joseph McAuliffe Anne Mallon: Banana . . . blonde, happy, naive . . . “Gosh!” “What’s up” . . . Lucy Ewing, skiing with M.D., our table at the Jr. Prom, Homecoming ’82 . . . Susan Malloy: Sue ... the confused optimist, the happy idealist... to always know how to be happy . . . growing older the great experience of learning tragic bus, thanks for everything, love always to Mom, Lizzie — you know who you are Dean Marchetti: Chetti . . . quiet unpredicable, Italian . . . Baseball, The Brady Bunch ... Ski Club . . . “That’s life” “You’ll get over it” ... to keep on having the good times . . . the cat, crusin’ in the Chevy, O’Shea’s party, . . . Karen R. Maris: outgoing, friendly, understanding . . . Band ... Ski club ... to be the best I can be . . . Jr. Prom, friends, Band parties . . . Patrick M. Martin: Pat . . . mellow, laid back .. . Baseball, Football, Basketball, Soccer. . . Ski club ... “This is lame” “Yess Mann” ... to play baseball or be a forest ranger and surf a world tour... the prom, NYC, concerts . . . Alicia M. Martinez: determined, intimidating . . . track ... Ski club . .. “Sorry baby” ... to achieve sheer bliss . . . summer of ’82, Oct. 25, 1982 — The Who, camping, S.P.C. C.G. at LB . . . Joseph A. Mazza: Maz . . . tall Italian, 7, lazy . . . Baseball, Foot- ball The Brady Bunch . . . “You’ve got to believe in yourself, not to show anyone else, but to prove it to yourself.” ... to go to college and play baseball, and get a high paying job . . . card game, mail- man on weekends . . . “We’re just good friends” California girls, the trampoline . . . Joseph McAuliffe: Sluggo . . . short, peaceful . . . Football, Wrestling . . . Weightlifting . . . “Long live rock” . . . driv- ing with no lights, Beefy’s class, magic bus. BOTTOM BELOW: Caught red-handed! (K. McDarmott} BOTTOM: Hail, hail the gang’s all here! (D. Kemp, K. Moore, D. Abbes) 47 ABOVE: Todd wishing he hadn’t gone to that party (T. Havard) Paula Lynn McAuliffe: Little Girl . . . nuisance, kinky hair . . . “Susan I’m only kidding!” ... to always have fun, be successful, and be happy! . . . dipping and Denny’s . . . “Open the sunroof!” ... Nancy’s only having a few people over? . . . Martha ... the trampo- line, Paula Pads, “RAIDERS”, 11 28 81, my friends! Eileen El len McCue: Leeny Bug . . . friendly, optimistic ... Ski Club, home- room president, Outing Club ... Jr. Buffet... to conquer the world, to achieve my fullest potential. . . jumping steeples at the Hunt. . . at the people, all the parties, all my friends . . . Thanks to Mom and Dad whom 1 love very much! Kelly Ann McDermott: sensitive, constructive, stubborn, ambitious, love to have money . . . French Club ... to be successful and have a good looking husband . . . The Montego cruise, Malley weddings, parties at my house, eggs in westside, P. A. after the Prom, always being there. T. Owen McFad- den: friendly, outgoing . . . football — 21, wrestling ... Ski Club . . . Freshman year bus ride to Metuchen — getting on the wrong bus, Jr. Prom, Killington, getting head shaved. Julie Marie McGloin: Jules, Jul . . . outgoing, moody . . . yearbook rep., lab assistant... I can deal with it... to be happy for the rest of my life and achieve the most I possibly can . . . sharing a locker with Laura ... me and Patty staring in lunch . . . Chickie and I prom night... all the times at Friel’s . . . and all the friends I have made! I Eileen Ellen McCue T. Owen McFadden Paula Lynn McAuliffe Kevin McConnell Kelly Ann McDermott Julie Marie McGloin 48 Mary Jane McGohey Martin Michael McHale Jacqueline McGowan Patricia Marie McKeon Tom McGuire Laura McMahon Mary Jane McGohey: MJ . .. “Ola, Won asta a key?” (Juan esta agui) . . . “Go for It. .. and getting it!” ... to never lose my friends and happiness . . . Me? Late? Never!. . . NYC . . . green M M’s — oh yum! . . . Shoes? ... blue whales, the BEST friends ever! .. . Makin’ our own! . . . Wash., D.C. the beach, eraser returns, “funnel.” Jacqueline McGowan: Jac . . . hard-working down- right happy . . . track, plays, Latin Club, Yearbook . . . “When’s that due?!” ... to be a fantastic vet. . . all those lunch per- iods . . . adventures in the Microbus . .. Timex watches . . . “Attack of the Killer Tomatoes” . . . prisoners of justice ... all the heart-throbs .. . Scientific Amer. arti- cles . . . wearing green!. . . enjoying good times with great friends. Tom McGuire: Tom . . . “Ya, right” . . . livin’ after mid- night . . . relax . . . party, travel . . . sail- ing to the Tropical Island, Who, Judas Priest concert. MartinMichael McHale: Gimpy .. . relaxed, happy . .. “School’s Out” . . . make millions, enjoy a long ba- chelorhood, own a Rolls-Royce and a he- licopter. Patricia Marie McKeon: Tri- cia (Fish). . . “That’s Hot” ... be a nurse . . . Lunch, Mr. Costa’s class with Elaine and Kerry. Laura McMahon: moody, funny ... to be successful . . . Alice’s house with M.A.V.S..me and Donna hav- ing troubles as ususal . . . Dave . . . shar- ing lockers with Julie. 49 BELOW: Girl Watching . . . (M. Pern, J. Stump.) Doin’ the Stray Cat Strut! (J. McGowan) Annmarie McNulty: Ann . . . 12th Ave . . . “Wake up” . . . bas- ketball games . . . working to avoid working ... to be happy and Successful. . . James A. McTague: Jimmy .. . concerned, quiet, friendly, everchanging. . . Cross County, Indoor and Outdoor Track . . . “What’s the matter?!” ... go to college, be successful in busi- ness, get married . . . keys, parties, weekends, BBB. Jeanne E. Meeker: Jean . . . unpredictable, indecisive . . . “What a Babe” . . . The Zone, Kinks concert, P.D., cruising, monkeys in the mall. Les- ley Ann Melicia: Lester, Les . . . quiet, lazy, sensitive, generous . . . “I’m tired” . . . “What’s going on in the news?” . . . have my own business, be successful, and be happy always . . . F.T.J.F. Part I and Part II. . . lunch-table 5, New Years ’82,17th Surprise Party, working 3-6, driving with Kathy for the first time, bumping into Kathy — her fault. Linda Mellone: Lyn, Pinky . . . friendly, quiet, fun-loving . . . Student Council . . . “Oh, come on” ... to go to college and be forever happy . . . constantly getting into trouble with Carol, Jr. Buffet, 7 12 82, Road Rally, July 4th with the “fire people”. Christine Margaret Meola: Chris, PR . . . serious, prac- tical mellow . . . Student Council Committee, Newspaper, Creative Club . . . “I’m sure”, “You’re kidding”, Totally” ... go to college, pursue a career in communications, have fun! .. . OBABG, “Black and Yellow, drive me wild!”, finally getting my license, passing notes with Bridget and Lisa, the day Lisa and I were locked in school? Melanie K. Michals: Mel. . . funny, straightforward, hap- py, Aquarius . . . soccer team mgr., baseball mgr ... Ski Club ... to be rich and young forever, travel. . . friends, Mary Chmiel, Moped, cars, Don’s house, Windmill, Hunt, Race Car Driver, Trails, Cecil. James E. Miller: Jim Junior . . . big, sophisticated, happy, smiley, agile . . . football and wrestling . . . get a good job, be successful, get married and have a family . . . winning the Road Rally, living in Sternweiss, jumping off the train, Mary and Little Jamie, IN- SCHOOL suspension. Annmarie McNulty Jeanne E. Meeker Linda Mellone Melanie K. Michals James A. McTague, Jr. Lesley Ann Melicia Christine Margaret Meola James E. Miller 50 Lauren Kimberly Miller John Thomas Monachello Ann Morrison John Mulholland Susan Moloney Kelly Lynne Moore Elaine Marie Muldowney Theresa A. Muller Lauren Kimberley Miller: happy, friendly, musical. . . Anything Goes, chorus . . . Happy Friday . . . Cathie. Nicky, Tommy G, Mickie M. Susan Moloney: Sue . . . understanding, sensitive . . . Hey, none of that stuff!... be happy ... a special thanks to John for all the good times, 4 20.$82. John Thomas Monachello: Monty . . . funny, good friend . . . Frosh and JV Cross Country, Frosh Basketball . . . Intramural Basketball . . . ‘‘Hey man, no problem” ... to finally understand what it is I have to do and do it. . . all the fun I’ve had in Mr. Rafter’s and Mr. McGann’s classes. Kelly Lynne Moore: smart, nice, easy going . . . Math Club ... go to college, be successful, find happiness and spread it . . . hard work, fun times, fantastic people. Ann Morrison: Q.B., Annie-Mo . . . understand- ing .. . have fun and never have to work . . . college . . . The Who, R.D. in 3-B, Rocky Horror, friends, C.F.’s parties. Elaine Marie Muldowney: Bug . . . bouncy, loud . . . Student Council . . . T.C., phone home, Can I just say something? . . . TC and EM, JH, TT, ST, KK, TM, weekends, 4 in a truck, my love BooBoo Bear, C.S.L.Y., Mr. S. John Mulholland: Moholland . . . happy, funny . . . soccer ... Ski Club . . . “Come on” ... be successful in what I do and be happy. . . The after lunch session, The Hunt, driving to school in the bug . . . Theresa A. Muller: Teri . . . sensitive, unpredictable, always tired . . . “Yeah right!”, “Is it Friday yet?” ... to have all my dreams come true ... 3 monkeys at the mall, frizzy hair, thumper, thanks Mom — I love you. Waitin’ for the bell to ring. (F. Kovalski) 51 Nancy A. Nimon: Nance . . . quiet, dependable, enthusiastic, ad- venturous .. . Bowling, Glee Club, Outing Club . .. “You’re kid- ding! ... to be happy and successful... the photography trip, Jr. Sr. lunches, horror movies .. . Nancy O’Brien: The Scope, different. . . Tennis, Softball, Football stats. . . Calorie Counter, Ski Club, Buffets ... to be the head of a large corporation . . . Dipping Denny’s, Suzanne’s TB’s, open the sun roof, the trampoline .. . Sean Patrick O’Connor: talkative, friendly, nice .. . J.V. Varsi- ty Baseball... Flag Football... to be a successful business man .. . Pumpernickle’s . . . Mary O’Dwyer: adventurous, imaginative, creative, crazy . . . Indoor Track . . . Creative Writing Club, News- paper, Science Fiction Club . . . It’s been real, it’s been fun, but it has been real fun!... to become a criminal lawyer, and to open law firm before I’m 40 . . . Harvy — the six foot rabbit, life and liver, unipegs, Socrates, problems, good times and good company . .. Paul Orzechowski: Ojoe, . . . intelligent, handsome, sophisticat- ed, vain ... Soccer ... “What’s up?” to be a billionaire .. . Chase Manhatten, Mr. Dow Jones, Dreamer, Maureen . . . Michelle O’Shea: Matty . . . loquacious, aggressive, determined . . . Forensic Team, Creative Arts Club, Co-Editor of the Literary Magazine . . . to be a non-conformist . . . The Who concert, . . . David Papay: Dave . . . shy, friendly, kind . . . Track, Basketball . . . Jazz Band, Marching Band . . . “What’s happenin’ ... to become a self-made millionaire . . . Michael Perry: Mike . . . adventurous, mellow . . . Ski Club ... to be successful at whatever I do . . . The Fearless Foursome, Baniff, crazy times with great friends. BELOW BOTTOM: Contemplation. (E. Conover) BELOW: Rappin’ in the hallways. (J. Mazza, S. Kelly) Nancy Nimon Sean Patric O’Connor Paul Orzechowski David Papay Nancy O’Brien Mary O’Dwyer Michelle R. O’Shea Micheal Perry 52 ABOVE: “And we’re off and running!” (M. Linney) Theresa M. Piciullo Alicia M.C. Portuondo Barbara Pontone Harold F. Powell Patricia Phillips: Patty . . . friendly . . . Ski Club, Homeroom President, the Buffet... to have a future in art. . . New York, New York, The road Rally, The Hunt, April 6, 1982 . . . Paul Damian Piazza: Zep-po . . . abstract, phantasmagoric, pure curiosity . . . Wrestling Team . . . “Get a job” ... to be an artist as great as Dali . . . being one, Mott the Hoople, art, capturing the visual fabric of a graphic nightmare . . . Therasa M. Piciullo: quiet, kind, thought- ful, sweet, friendly . . . Cross Country . . . “Go for it!” ... to travel and be on my own for a while . . . fun times with Donna, the good friends I’ve made at RBC, Sr. year, the great times with Bill, Char- ley and Terry . . Barbara Pontone: daring, frenetic . . . Year- book . . . “From small things, big things one day come” ... to be the successor of Cornelia Guest . . . R.H. Mare, red Ferraris. Marshall Crenshaw tunes, picas?, white space?. “SO Barbara, what are you doing an Sea Bright?” .. . Alicia M.C. Portuando: T.B., Ali . . . friendly, sweet, energetic . . . rifle twirler . . . French Club, Spanish Club, Riding Club, Chorus ... Sr. Prom, never finding Denny’s on prom night, Homecoming, the Chorus concert and Sal’s . . . Harold F. Powell: Harry . . . blonde, funny . . . Tennis ... to go to college and be successful . . . The Hill, the yard, The Hunt. Christopher Pratico: Chris . . . quiet, keeping to myself... Ski Club . . . Intra- mural Football . . . “NO” ... be normal, but happy . . . When Owen crashed into S.J., S.B., and me at Killington ... the screaming face in the picture at Banff. Ralph Primavera: funny, quick-witted, stylish, confident, ambitious . . . Fresh- man Football, Basketball, Baseball... Fi- nance Club ... to accomplish all of my goals. William Erik Proctor: Dr. Proc- tor ... exciting, dynamic flamboyant, awesome, chill . . . Football, Track, In- door Track . . . Freshman Science Fiction Club . . . Junior Buffet. . . Freshman-Ju- nior Student Council President. . . Escort in 82-83 Cottillion . . . “You should be yourself before you are left by yourself ... to be happy in what Ido... Marylou Alice too .. . Miss Kelly and Miss Bell- mont, whom without, the Junior Class Student Council would not have been able to function. Elvira Profaci: Vera . . . petite {not “cute”), friendly, kind . . . Basketball Cheerleading . . . Crazy Coun- cil Committee with JH, HH, and SC . . . Paris and London . . . “0!K!!” . .. “Get psyched!” ... C’est moi?” ... to be suc- cessful in my career . . . Soph. Bio. lab with HH. JH, SC, JB, CF, . . . RBC(?) Prom . . . Varsity Cheering with SD and AM — Good Luck!! . . . going to N.Y. for St. Patrick’s Day. Solomon Provan: Sol . . . suave, smart . . . Varsity Tennis . . . Ski Club ... to be a wealthy engineer . . . Banff . . . the VW . . . wipe-outs. Ste- phen Quattrochi: Steve . . . short, smiles, understanding, happy . . . Varsity Wrestling . . . Smugglers Notch . . . Crafts Class ... to get married and be successful. .. May 14,1982 .. . Running stairs . . . D.C. of Texas ... the Hunt. . . St. Patrick’s Day in N.Y . . . .Beach Par- ties . . . AC DC . . . Blarney Stone . . . somebody locking the keys in the car on prom night . . . “Delta” . . . Karen Raike: CAKE, Aik . . . cheerful, outgoing . . . Homeroom Prez. 9th and 12th . . . “OH MY GOD” ... “Say what!” ... to be the next owner of Movies I II in Red Bank . . . The Winds. . . Meeting Jeff and Doc . . . Joe ... the Journey Concert. . . Those Crazy Liberty Dolls. “You dirty rat . . . ” (C. Pratico) John Pratico William Erik Proctor Megan Prenderville Elvira N. Profaci Ralph E. Primavera Jr. Solomon Provan 54 Kelly Raike Eric Reed Sean Patrick Riley Patricia Mary Robinson Peter G. Redmond Alana Marie Reilly Kathleen Mary Roarty Kelly Raike: “CAKE” . . . sense of humor, cheerful, loud . .. Wrestling Mgr . . . Varsity Softball and Varsity Gymnastics ... Ski Club . .. Junior Buffet. . . “Yeah right” . . . “I’m sure” ... to be as good at driving as Jill.. . 5-3-80. .. Bob Seger and Journey Concert . . . Summer of 82 . . . playing Football in the Parish Room . . . Junior Buffet . . . Peter Redmond: Smiley, Woody . . . happy, friendly . . . Surfing . .. “Serious” . . . “Psyched” ... To always go for it! ... Surfin’ with da boyz . . . Heart to Heart with V.P . . . Friends . . . Eric Reed: Maniac . . . “Who Cares!” .. . “Whats the big deal?” . . . Engineering . . . refined, outbursts . . . Wrestling . . . Class evasion . . . Frosh English . . . running stairs. . Alana Reilly: Sneakers — Gloria . . . outgoing, loud . . . Cheerleading . . . Softball Mgr. and Basketball Mgr. Ski Club . . . “Yeah right!” ... “I was thinking about that before” ... to marry an Italian . . . wrong train with Mike . . . 3-10-82 . . . Liberty Dolls . . . Kit’s party . . . The Hill . . . Animal House . . . Sean Riley: RYE . . . Serious, organized, practical, short tempered . . . Basketball I and II. . . Strategic Gam- ing Society . . . “Cut it out” ... to be an engineer and live in the boondocks . . . The Hill .. . Front Yard . . . Raliegh Ct . . . Kath- leen Roarty: Kath . . . happy, outgoing . . . “Hi” . . . “Uh, Huh” ... to be happy and successful and have a lot of fun doing it. . . the Prom . . . Alice’s kitchen . . . Teddy . . . Donna’s house . . . Parkins . . . The Road Rally . . . Patricia Robinson: Tricia, Robby . . . friendly, tall. . . Yearbook . . . Student Council. . . “Tres chic” . . . “Do you have any gum, Lesley?” ... to go to college, be successful in life, and have fun . . . Kinks 82 . . . Road Rally . . . Mischeif Night 82 . .. Thompson Park 81. ABOVE: Take a walk on the wild side, Bridget! (B. Lang) LEFT: Tarzan the Ape Man! (A. Gizzi) 55 Alice Ryan: A1. . . involved, quiet but a constant talker . . . Flag Twirling . . . S.C. Ski Bum . .. “I’m sure to be content . . . A.L.M . . . Patricia Roche: Trish, Patty . . . friendly, nice, easygoing, BRIM . . . Outing Club . . . Glee Club . . . Riding Club . . . “What are you talking about?’’ ... to go to college, have a ca- reer and a family . . . Rocky Horror . . . ROCKEY! . . . Christmas Spring con- certs . . . Road Rally . . . Mall. . . Mr. G’s class . . . penny tips .. . N’s party . . . “Tennis lessons” Alexander Rossano: pensive, adventuresome . . . Wrestling .. . Boxing . . . Fearsome Four . . . Cre- ative Arts . . . Saltwater Sportsman . . . “Amazing’’ . . . Everest!! . . . Seneca . . . whippin Post on the second pitch ... to all those teachers who made RBC so pleasant. Jerry Rubino: Jer . . . quiet, happy . . . Cross Country . . . Math Club ... “Seriously” ... to enjoy life ... Al- ice’s candy bars. Eric Rugo: Roogs . . . quiet, sensitive, optimistic . . . Wrestling .. . “Does anybody remember laugh- ter?” . . . become a rich bachelor . .. wrestling practice ... the stairs ... Jr. Prom . . . some parking lot action . . . win- ning North Bergen Tournament with Paul and Mike . . . Christopher Ryan: “Mil- waukee Iron is number one” ... Black Sabbath . . . Sharon Rusin: Shar . . . Beach-Bum . . . “Quelle Quor” John . . . “That was neato!” .. . midnight trips to Deal... to get married. Robert Russo- mano: Hey You . . . leftist, rightist . . . Soccer . . . Ski Club . . . Astronomy . . . “Ahh, man” ... “forget it” ... to be- come the leader of a small 3rd World nation . . . WHO — 82 . .. Life on the dark side of the moon ... sleep-outs at Newark, P.A . . . RIGHT: Monkey see, monkey do! (K. Barmore) Alice Mary Ryan Patricia A. Roche Alexander Rossano Jerry Rubino Eric Paul Rugo Christopher R. Ryan Sharon Ann Rusin Robert Russomano 56 Regina Ryan Karen Saporito Julia Marie Scott Shanna B. Sanford Chet Scalzo Felicia Ellen Sciortino Lisa Sepe Regina Ryan: Gina . . . friendly, ultimately infatuated..Ski Club . . . Outing Club . . . “Go for it” . . . “Extremely gorgeous” ... to be successful in whatever I do . . . meeting new people . . . dress up Day-Cat Woman . . . Lab with Lisa . . . Shanna Sanford: Shanna- nanna . . . outgoing . . . “Could be trouble” ... to be happy and succeed in whatever 1 do. U.S.E.T . . . Brielle . . . J.D., S.S., K.H., L.N., . . . grad, party 81 ... RBC crew — Florida 80 . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . Karen Saporito: Smurf . . . Paranoia may destroy her ... A million ways to laugh and everyone’s a blast ... be rich and happy . . . August 82 and JG . . . Long Branch cabana . . . Concerts . . . Chet Scalzo: Chuck . . . extremist . . . Save the Whales Inc......“One size fits all” ... to be a farmer or a Biochemist . . . Mrs. Hughes’ class and all the good times we had . . . Roger Schenone: Formal Bahide . . . bland, serious, blonde . . . Math Club ... Ski Club . . . Red Head Club . . . N.H.S . . . Soccer . . . Swim Team ... to be a crossing guard and be in the Olympics . . . “One size fits all” . .. “Totally” ... the WHO concert .. .the candy drive. . .fish. . .Cafeteria food. . . Felicia Sciortino: Flea . .. short, cheerful, optimistic .. . Cheerleading . . . “I’m sure” . . to be happy and successful . . . Homecoming ... Jr. Prom . . . H.H . . . Steak-ems . . . Windmill. . . weekends . . . Julia Scott: J.S . . . tired, bored, sarcastic . . . Intramural Soccer . . . Indoor Track . . . Science Club . . . Band . . . Stagecraft. . . “Cosmic” . . . “Band Atten-HUT!” . . . “Mark time, march!” ... be a pilot and an astron- autical engineer, and live in the mountains . . . summer vacations . . . going to every football game for band and not watching one of them . . . running in a snowstorm . . . the “jackrabbit” . . . being drum major . . . Lisa Sepe: always smiling . . . “Live, Laugh, Love” ... to fulfill all my dreams . . . C.T., G.G. S.S., K.M . . . .Manasquan crew — Summer of 82 . . . Mustangs . . . Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you!! 57 Top Photo: Mary, aren’t you a little old to be playing Peek-a-boo? (M. Donnelly) Donna Sestito: friendly, talkative, adventurous ... ski club ... to own my business and be extremely wealthy . . . “July 81” Springsteen ... the summers . . . getting a flat tire at the prom . . . the ski trips ... all my friends . . . “ANT MUSIC” . . . Billy . . . Victoria Shaw: cheerleading, softball . . . calorie counter (secre- tary) . . . “It’s like ...” to be independently wealthy and a hospital administrator . . . those Rumson gates . . . shaving cream fights and Suzanne as Santa Claus . . . Batwomen . . . G.N.O. — Poker Games . .. “If I had a hammer” . . . Little Orange Oliver . . . Diane Shee- han: Di. . . stubborn, common sense, independent, level-headed . . . varsity softball, varsity basketball . . . “You’re such a clown” ... a famous lawyer . . . Cooperstown with S.C., Stone’s concerts . . . A.S. in homeroom . . . “Captain” . . . “Murray’s” . . . “Iron City” ... “Rocky” . . . “Karpick’s big fight” .. . Joe and Tom on the bus . . . Theresa’s little surprise . . . Catherine M. Sherrier: Kay . . . “Hey babe” “Yeah, I’m impressed!” “Yeah right!” “Good job!” ... to be rich and famous ... the zone . . . hike to seaside . . . three monkies . . . butch and dutch . . . Theresa A. Shevlin: Shevy . . . funny, gullable . . . quiet . . . talkative . . . varsity cross country, varsity softball ... to be successful at whatever I do . . . Dunkin Donuts . . . Rocky Karpick . . . Manhatten College with S.K . . . M.L.’s driveway . . . Table 16 . . . wet paper towels in Chemistry . . . co-captain . . . Valentine card . . . Ann L. Shields: Annie Bananie . . . subtle, blunt . . . witty . . . varsity track, softball . . . “Yeah right!” .. . Dunkin Donuts, Rocky Karpick ... the problem . . . Table 16 . . . team meetings . . . Homeroom with D, T, V, S . . . CO CAPTAIN . . . Dianne Sheehan Theresa A. Shevlin ■% Donna Sestito Victoria Shaw Catherine M. Sherrier Anne L. Shields 58 Elizabeth A. Shipley Noelle Marie Smith Leif Rein Sigmond Jr. Elizabeth L. Snyder Karen Anne Soos Elizabeth A. Shipley: Liza, Miss Met, shy, sleepy . . . Band, Band, Band ... ski club, science fiction club, NHS . . . “Are you serious?” ... to go to college, get a job, and then live it up ... to come back to RBC and see everyone in maroon . . . falling down the stairs . . . Julie and the crayfish ... Sr. Wendelin’s AP Biology . . . freshman week . . . essays for college . . . hitting firetricks . . . Noelle Marie Smith: “Fine, I’ve had it” . . . trip to Flor- ida .. . soph. yr. with Kim . . . Leif Rein Sigmond Jr.: Siggy, If,. . . pseudo intel- ligent . . . Band-Drum Major, Homeroom President, President of Sailing Club . . . L. A.G. and me, STOP ... to fly jets and sail . . . Halloween Party ’82 . . . Junior Prom . . . Laura Ann . . . Donna Lynn Small: impatient. . . cheerleading ... to become a fashion merchandiser and to be happy and successful. . . H.H . . . .mini’s . . . green grass . . . fences . . . steak em’s . . . Junior Prom . . . weekends . . . Todd M. Smith: Too Tall. . . handsome, impa- tient, athletic, lazy, procrastinator, insti- gator . . . football, basketball, track ... to become successful in business and own my own restaurant ... to be happy . . . Mr. T. and Mr. M ... on the Maleia Hei . . . 8 13 82 . . . Squirrel Hunting learn- ing how to surf ... my good friends . . . Elizabeth L. Snyder: Betsy . . . artistic, happy, ... to be married and have a successui advertising career . . . the 1 1 82 party, proms . . . plays . . . sum- mers and parties with friends . . . risking my life with J.C. and S.C . . . chem lab jun. yr . . . NYC trips ... so many good times . . . Karen Anne Soos: fanatical notetaker, permanently preoccupied, asleep . . . soccer . . . NHS, Math Team, Band-Orchestra, CAP ... to be an astro- naut and fly to Alpha Centauri. . . sleep- less Mondays, and the lunchless Tues . . . “King of Hearts” .. . “Is the dream so far away? ... ” ... Angela M. Spano: Chanq, Bucky . . . fun loving, nice, thoughtful . . . Art Club, Glee Club, Out- ing Club, Ski Club ... “Yeah Right!” “Come On!” “Okay Fine!” ... to have a computer career ... to get married and have a few kids . . . BSA during fourth period lunch . . . Road Rally . . . Going out to lunch with Alicia . . . Mary Fitz’s New Year’s Eve Party . . . Steno with Terry P . . . LEFT: Smile for the camera. (B. Gemig- nani) 59 Angela M. Spano Paul James Spernal: suave, quiet, intense . . . football, track, Frosh wrestling ... “I’m thinking”, “Uh, huh” ... I want to be the best at whatever Ido... football — 81 states, birth of “Stoneface”, The Loons, Trade Winds, trampoline, “We love you, Paulie” ... Evaristo Stanziale: Evey . . . kind, fun . . . Varsity soccer, Track . . . Ski Club . . . “Shut Up”, O.K ... be successful and rich . . . J.V. soccer, lunch, weekends, brown TR’s, Judas Priest . . . John Jo- seph Stump: Stumpper . . . Frosh football, racquet ball . . . Ski Club, Racquetball, A.V ... “Let’s blow this Clambake!” ... busi- ness major.. . skydiving, mountain climbing, Water Skiing with the “Fearsome Foursome”, Bridge Painters for an evening . . Anne M. Sundberg: Annie . . . nice funny, pretty, kind . . . “Leave me alone”, Got any gum?”, “That’s not fair!” . . . commercial artist . . . R.T., “over the hills and far away”, Led Zeppelin, George’s naps — 7th per. . . Naomi Evalani Tam: Cross Country, Outdoor Track ... Yearbook, NHS .. . Find the gold at the end of the rainbow . . . Monday nights — 5 19 82, Mr. B’s car, The Pinto, Holmdel Park, “You can do Magic”, The Hunt — 19 per cent car . Theodore James Throckmorton: Ted . . . considerate, pro- crastinator, serious . . . Band, Outing Club, Stagecraft, play . . . “Whoa!”, Uh, no”,. . . become a sociologist, psychologist, teacher . . . dumping Gizzi on his lawn (Soph. Year), the Jr. Prom, band parties, all my friends . . . Michael J. Timney: Timney . . . humor- ous, easy-going . . . Football. . . Stage Crew .. . “Don’t worry about it!” ... to get by .. . Friday nights, The Cat, cruisin’ in the CHEVY, New Year’s at Chetti’s, L.V., head shaved, good friends . . . Gia Marie Tomaino: Gia . . . adventurous, laughing, determined, tired . . . football cheerleading Frosh and Sr. years, basketball cheering — Frosh year . . . Ski Club, Homeroom Emerald Rep. Jr. year . . . to be extremely happy . . . Boston .. . my JC stabler, Sternweiss and the wrong house, the d.c. of Texas, Dah!!, “Shar, where’s the moped?”, “DG Action” ... Hi there! (M. Garrison) $ 'll I-� ''s' Paul James Spernal Evaristo Stanziale John Joseph Stump ll Naomi Evalani Tam Anne M. Sundberg Michael J. Timney Theodore James Throckmorton Gia Marie Tomaino 60 Lisa Toohey Ellen Marie Torregrossa Maribeth K. Trefurt Clare M. Tuchol John A. Tortoriello Michele Trezenka Michele C. Ullrich Groucho and Harpo in the halls of RBC? (E. Torregrossa, D. Hollen) Lisa Toohey: artistic, friendly . . . Art Club ... “I can’t wait ’til this day is over”, “Ummmm” ... to become an interior decorator . . . friends, parties, Denny’s, The Giant Ant, rides in Tracy’s car. Art 1, 2, 3, 4, The Pumpkin, Proms, Van Halen concert, thanks Mom and Dad . . . Chari Marie Torello: non-conformist. . . “I’ll never forget — I forgot” .. . Dick, “BAAAA”, MA PA, cake fight . . . Ellen Marie Torregrossa: Ellen (E.T.) . . . silly, determined, impulsive . . . school plays in B.S.A. “Anything Goes”, Chorus . . . ‘Excuse me . . . Fox!”, “I am sure!” ... a career in Law. to be happy and successful . . . “Duke”!, annual “S.P.” convention, M D, Burger King, Sternweiss and Keansburg . . . John A. Tortoriello: Johnny T . . . happy, aggressive, fast track, C.C. “You’re a man after my own heart”, “What’s going on this weekend?” ... go to college, get a high paying job, working three days a week . . . T.I., Donna — road trip!, 17 mile run, biking to MulHollen’s, expert hill at Vernon Valley . . . Maribeth K. Trefurt: Mar, Fruit-Tree . . . daring . . . “Check it out!” .. . secretary, have children . . . Chari’s birthday present, Chari’s party and going swimming. . . Michele Trezenka: Mithc . .. cute, cheerful. . . Small flag, Skiing . . . “What’s up?” ... to be happy and successful in life . . . football games, NYC, mervous feet, Mr. B’s class Road Rallies, wind shield wipers. The Greasies, Choc. Chips, great times, all my friends . . . Clare M. Tuchol: Crickett . . . outgoing, sensitive, talkative, daring . . . Ski Club . . . “You will get over it!”, “What’s the Gig?” ... to be happy and successful and marry a good-looking guy . . . P.A. after the Prom, Jr. Buffet, bashes at McD’s, always being there, 8 30 83, Home- coming, Cathy Kodac, Montego Cruise, Current Events class . . . Michele C. Ullrich: Mitch . . . frivolous, class flirt, outgoing . . . “Twinkie”, Dream On! Well, maybe not.. . being happy just being me . . . Mari T . . . Lorella and Karen — “Kim”, all the friends 1 made, AM, my big brother, GF, ML, 11 1 82, Sister W, Squeaky”, my buddy BC . . . 61 Karen Uscinski: Kaz, Kay . . . optimistic, cheerful, happy . . . indoor track . . . “Hey” ... to find ultimate happiness . .. “R.T . . . Mass . . . “C’est la vie” ... my “sister” Annie . . . Jack Rabbit. . . my “Suzie” haircut . . . “Amor Vincit Omnia” . . . daydreaming penguins . . . Kathryn Anne Vaccardo: Kathy, Red . . . complai- sant, suave, convivial, arcade maniac . . . specialty twirler ... co- editor-in-chief of The Signpost, horsebackriding club, Student Coun- cil Committee, yearbook, Latin Club, Science Fiction Club, BRIM, NHS ... to marry Mr. Right and still be able to travel: “To explore strange new worlds ... to boldly go where no man has gone before” ... my motorcycle gang ... St. Patrick’s Day . . . Desmond Paul Varady: Dez. . . serious, witty. . . letters in XC, track. . . “Trow me a break!” ... to be a hermit on a tropical island . . . Vais . . . gole pins and pumpkins . . . the Hill . . . John J. Verdon: Jack, Verds . . . unorganized, laid back, friendly, spaced daring, always looking for fun . . . varsity basketball “I’ll do it tomorrow” “What?” “Huh?” . . . left turns with CL and DK . . . Tray . . . hoops . . . weekends — so they say . . . Jeanine Viani: “J” . . . babbling . . . Spanish club .. . “I’m impressed” ... to decide what I want to do in life . . . the prom . . . never reaching five foot. . . Maple Leaf Rag . . . Michele Mary Walsh: Walshy-baby . . . sensitive, outgoing . . . “OOOH Baby!” “Whatever”!... to go to college and be happily married . . . PROMS . . . “the beachhouse” . . . U-turns . . . watermelon . . . Karen Uscinski Kelly Erving, Woman in Control. Desmond Paul Varady Kathryn Anne Vaccaro John J. Verdon Jeanine Viani Michele Mary Walsh 62 Ashley Wendell Lisa M. Whalen Elizebeth Mary Wengler John Whelen Robin T. Wernick Craig Wigginton Sharon Lee Wolfe Christina Marie Yepello Ashley Wendell: fun, wild, loud . . . var- sity soccer, tennis ... ski club . . . Motor- head ... to be successful and rich .. . JV soccer team ... the beach ... the snow . . . weekends . . . Judas Priest concert . Elizabeth Mary Wengler: Beth . . . klutzy, preppie . . . X-C with Uncle Jack . . . French VP ... to be involved in inter- national relations . . . “twigs” . . . 12 30 81 ... US II with the “Wonder” . . . driving with KK . . . “The Man . . . Robin T. Wernick: Rob, Bin . . . genu- ine, independent, honor student . . . marching band, equestrian . . . foreign correspondence ed. Signpost, yearbook, Latin club, Student Council, VP Spanish club . . . “Let me tell ya” “Really?” . .. to be an attorney then a judge ... to be happy . . . road rally . . . football games . . . traveling through Spain . . . Sgt. Wil- liam . . . pacman . . . AP History . . . Lisa M. Whalen: “Lis” . . . happy and preppy and bursting with love! . . . varsi- ty track, cheerleading . . . BRIM pres., Spanish club pres., NHS, tutoring, ski club . . . “Are you serious?” ... to pur- sue a career in the medical field, marry, and raise a family . . . Crazy Chemistry . . . Cheering at the Homecoming . . . the Jun. Prom with Michael . . . CBA plays . .. last but not least, summers in Laval- lette ... my VIP . . . John Whelan: Juanito . . . married . . . surfing, skiing ... to get married and to be successful . . .Parties Junior year. . Craig Wiggin- ton: adventurous, determined . . . four years of cross country . . . my car at Holmdel Park ... to be successful at something exciting . . . Sharon Lee Wolfe: witty, short, good sense of humor .. . basketball and football cheerleading . . . Hmrm Pres . . . “Hey Gia, Where’s the moped?” ... to be happy and to marry rich . . . Pa. on Prom night . . . “Officer it was only our shoes!” . . . “Look at all those smurfs!” . . . good, good friends . . . Christina Marie Ye- pello: Chris . . . talkative, loud, hungry . . . Track-soph, yr . ., “Cut me a break!” “Get a Grip” “Look Chick ... to be happy and to be a successful RN ... to marry and to be happy for the rest of my life . . . the Jun. Prom . . . field trip with fifth per . . . current events . . . “C’mon guys, you’re not kiddin’ me?” (B. Pontone) 63 Activities Dedication is the only word that can describe all of the people who worked on Yearbook. The endless hours of work, the constant frustration, and the sheer determination have all boiled down into one prod- uct: the 1982-1983 Emerald. All of the members are proud of the result, and we hope that this yearbook will be a log of the 1982-1983 school year, a year filled with special moments, never ceasing spirit, and familiar friends. Enjoy! Learning By Experience From left to right: D. Edelkraut, M. Donnelly, B. Pantone. Below left: J. Dougherty. Front row: A. LaRosa, T. DiCesare, J. McGowan, B. Wengler. K. Kachinski, S. Worthington, E. Villa. Second row: M. Bertolami, K. Guariglia, D. Stamos, T. Robinson, K. Erving, L. Her. M. Hartnett. Back row: J. Foltz. N. Tam, M. McGohey, M. Garrison, C. Cronin, K. Walsh. 66 Below: Barbara Pontone concentrates on arranging the perfect lay- out. Left: Clubs, clubs, and more clubs! (Kelly Erving, Theresa DiCesare, Anne Marie LaRosa.) Below left: The “Yearbook Syn- drome” inflicts Mary Donnelly and Trish Robinson. Below right: John Dougherty and Mary Donnelly wait for the photographer. Seniors Rule The Student Council of Red Bank Catholic is one of the most active groups in the school who work from the end of August to the beginning of June. The Student Council mem- bers already exemplified high standards of leadership and school spirit. The Executive Board of 1982-1983, Anne Marie LaRosa, President, Maria Bertolami, Vice President, Teresa DiCesare, Secretary, and Heather Haggerty, Activity Chair- person, organized ceaseless activities throughout the year. These projects included the Halloween Dance, the Homecom- ing Dance, the food drive, and the blood drive. These leaders did one heck of a job during the year and should be appreciat- ed for their efforts. The senior class officers, Cathy Girard, President, Georgia Gross, Vice President, and Elaine Muldow- ney, Activity Chairperson, known affectionately as Larry, Moe, and Curly made the class of 1983’s last year at Red Bank Catholic their most memorable yet. Their leader- ship, responsibility and ceaseless work helped to make the Seniors’ final year the best. FROM LEFT: President — Cathy Girard, Vice Presi- dent — Georgia Gross, Activity Chairperson — Elaine Muldowney. FROM LEFT: Secretary — Teresa DiCesare, Vice President — Maria Bertolami, Activity Chairperson — Heather Haggerty, President — Anne Marie LaRosa. The Three Stooges of the Senior class after a hard day’s work. FROM LEFT: President — Daphne Stamos, Vice President — Rachael Danish, Activity Chairperson — Jenny Eckstein. Student Council The Junior officers were a very active group this year. They organized such activities as the ring ceremony, candy-grams from Land Sharks during the Christmas months and the Junior Buffet. The Sophomore officers really outdid themselves this year. They organized the M M sale, Sophomore Freshmen Semi- formal and numerous other activities. The Freshmen officers, although new to the ways of RBC, did an outstanding job this year with their ceaseless activities. Without the help of the homeroom presidents and the Student Council Committee, run by Janine Hanrahan, many activities could never have been carried out. They are a very active group whose help is an integral part to the workings of Stu- dent Council. FROM LEFT: Vice President — Patty Carlo, Activity Chairperson — Michele Burgoyne, President — Sue Duffy. FROM LEFT: President — Pat Marley, Vice President — Jenny Kaminski, Activity Chairperson — Wendy Groh. 69 Clockwise from above, Seniors: Front row: J. Doran, D. Gross. Second row: M. Mahoney, S. Wolff, M. Ashkenis. Back row: J. D’Esposito, K. Raike, L. Sigmond, J. McGowan. Juniors: Front row: T. Nappi, D. DeHain- autt, N. Barret, M. Herring, J. Readie, L. Vitalo, G. Ivone. Back row: J. Lizotte, J. Stango, J. Cavanagh. Freshmen: Front row: F. Devine, L. Kornett, D. Sammers, A. Vacaro, L. Hamrock. Back row: R. Hempstead, F. Ciesla, C. McGrath, L. Bambase, D. Rosa. Sophomores: Front row: K. Primavera, M. Krikorian, R. Motzel, R. Akin, A. Shaw. Back row: M. Thompson, E. Fitzpatrick, J. Caroselli, K. Hernandez, A. Ducey. Homeroom Presidents National Honor Society Above: Front row: M. Bertolami, L. Gudicello, K. Soos, M. Gillen, N. Tam, A. LaRosa, M. Hazinski. Second row: B. Lang, J. Scott, J. Jaesche, L. Whalen, K. Kachinski, M. Mahoney, A. Johnston, D. Gross, N. O’Brien. Third row: K. Harrison, L. Sigmond, J. McGowan, M. Hartnett. Back row: R. Wernick, A. Ryan, L. Shipley, K. Vaccaro. Below: Front row: B. Hannon, E. Villa, T. Healy, S. Doerr. Second row: J. Screen, S. Piney, S. Dunn, R. Danish, A. Ciesla, K. Guariglia. Third row: J. Eckstein, K. Capell, M. Megan, F. Allegra, D. Stamos, C. Girard. Back row: M. Hoekstra, J. Hauselt, F. Baier, D. Abbes, D. Verady, P. Cottell. Extra! Extra! The Red Bank Catholic High School newspaper, under the direction of Sister Joanmarie was an excellent expression of Red Bank Catholic’s thoughts and feelings. It kept all the students informed on what was hap- pening within the school. Its exper- itse writing was a credit to RBC. Front Row: S. Dunn, L. Luciano, K. Kachinski, Back Row: M. Mahoney, R. Warnick, K. Harrison, S. Karpick, K. Vaccaro. The Freshmen newspa- per known as the Frosh News is a journalism club and newspaper staff com- bined. The Freshmen newspaper staff learned the basics of journalism in preparation for working on The Signpost while informing the freshmen class of various activities and events happening within the school. This club tries to establish class unity for the some- times “Forgotten Frosh.” Front Row: L. Gudicelia, F. Devine, J. Hall, T. Jushchuk, L. Hornett, J. Chambers, M. Alberque. Second Row: P. Sanguinett, K. Obosky, H. Rausch, A. Cruz, P. McAuliffe, C. Neu. Back Row: M. Sigmond, F. Ciesla, L. Conte, S. Palazzo, L. LoBuono, P. Walsh, D. Gibson, G. Francesconi, Miss King. 72 9 • • To Be or Not to Be Front Row: L. Enright, K. Walsh, M. Tivcnan, E. Villa. Second Row: Mrs. Overby, L. Lambertson, M. Andrews, S. Walsh, Mrs. Sheredos. Third Row: A. Robertson, K. Fenagina, H. Haggerty, T. O’Dwyer, L. Burke, R. Lowe. Back Row: P. King, J. Niblack, Z. Illie, A. Sage, S. Suppa, S. Cristafaro. Filling their shelves with their many trophies the Forensic team was quite successful this year. The students went to several competitions with fantastic results. Forensic members gain poise, self confidence, knowledge, and under- standing of various literary works. Back Row: M. Jackson, K. O’Neil, M. Bloom, M. Conte, S. Di Cesare, C. Dow, Mrs. Senercbia. Front Row: S. Piney, M. Peugot, L. Kristienson, T. O’Dwyer. Knowing the who, what, where, when, why, and how are musts for the cre- ative Writing Club. Though you need not be a Robert Frost or an Emily Dickinson, club members look to fur- ther their writing skills. Everything from the short poem to the long essay has been covered prov- ing that the “Fen is mightier than the sword.” 73 Biological Revolution Involving Man While Science and Technology have given us tremendous power, we are also confronted with an awesome re- sponsibility; to use the power and ability wise- ly, to make equitable decision trade-offs, and to make valid and just choices when there is no absolute “right” al- ternative. To prepare the student to be soci- ety’s future decision- maker is the purpose of B.R.I.M. Front Row: T. Nuefeld, A. LaRosa, D. Stamos, V. Profaci, J. Pflug, C. Ferrone, C. Sheehan. Second Row: Sr. Wendelyn, L. Collins, J. Jaeschke, L. Whalan, B. Dow, B. Pontone, E. Conover, P. Roche. This newlyformed club, under the di- rection of Mrs. Bechtel, helps, as its names devotes, in the lab. They assist other students with their laboratory ex- periments in chemistry and makes sure everything is running smoothly. Lab Assistants J. D’Esposito, missing: J. Jaeschke. 74 Audio Visual and Latin Club The Audio and Visual members pro- vided quick and efficient service to the faculty and students whenever they were called upon. Second Row: S. Organek, M. Garrison, J. Harrison, J. Stump, M. Perri, Front Row: C. Boss, M. Tivenan, Mr. Marley, B. Humpstead. Front Row: J. McGowan, K. Smith, C. Xenakis, A. Vaccaro, A. Marinez, N. Tam, K. Gauriglia, Miss Blasi. Second Row: R. Grant, G. Franseconi, M. Lewis, K. Ferragina, S. Worthington, G. Scialli, D. Mulcahy, M. McNamara. Back Row: P. Redmond, J. Hall, P. Walsh, N. Checkosky, M. Laffy, R. Ahia, K. Vaccaro. Members of the Latin Club had the opportu- nity to study things other than the Latin language. They exposed themselves to an- cient Roman culture and mythological story of the gods. They also worked as a group to prepare a project for National Foreign Lan- guage Week and participated in a nation- wide Latin test. 75 iHoIa! Au Revoir! The Spanish Club, under the direction of Miss Ka- merman and Mrs. Vona, allowed students studying the language to learn more about the culture and lifestyles of the Spanish people. They sponsored fiestas where club members received a first-hand view of life in a Spanish-speaking country. Finally, they were lucky enough to see an all-star cast per- form Cervantes’ Man of La Mancha, as was adapted for the stage in our own BSA. The French Club, strives to keep students of the French language interested in the culture and other aspects of life in France and French-speaking coun- tries. Front row: M. Hazinski, A. Johnston, L. Whalen, S. Devira. Second row: Mrs. Vona, E. Friel, M. Alter, F. Ciesla. Back row: L. Bantan, B. Cause, A. Peabody. Front row: B. Wengler, G. Devine, P. Brenan, M. Delbacio.M. McGann, B. Cause. E. Villa. Second row: A. Cuneao, D. Day, F. Devine, L. Arboleda, C. Larkin, L. Enright, S. Karpick. Third row: M. McMurray, A. Wall, B. Zee, J. Screen, B. Haley, K. Cahill, S. Dunn. S. Clayton. Back row: B. Hannon, L. Her, N. Schaad, C. Williams, D. DeHainaut, K. Healy, A. Ciesla, K. Walsh. I Slaloming on the Slopes! The Red Bank Catholic Ski Club is one of the most active clubs in the school. One can be sure, whenever conditions permit, the club will be off to Cambelback or any other major ski area. Mrs. Siegel, an avid skiier herself, does a terrific job in the organization of such events. One can see why the Ski Club is one of the most popular in the school. Thoreau Springsteen The Outing Club’s basic purpose was to get out of suburbia and into the out- doors. The club went canoeing, hik- ing, and backpack- ing to get a better appreciation of our environment. Front row: B. Pontone, L. Her, K. Carroll. Back row: K. Sherrier, M. Fitzgerald, N. Nimon, T. Muller, T. Throckmorton, A. Portuondo, Ms. Cahill. The Rock Club, un- der the direction of Mrs. Golden, gave RBC students a chance to share their past-time with others having the same interest. They listened to rock music as a group and then dis- cussed what they liked and disliked about today’s popu- lar music. Front row: J. Fiermosca, S. Manrell, D. Pierra, S. Burke, M. Harmon, J. McCarthy, B. Shea, T. Ottomorino, J. Donion, T. DeJong, B. Jordan. Back row: T. Coulson, Mrs. Golden, M. Pierce, S. Matague, A. Joyce, L. Muratore, K. Coffey, A. Damato, A. Cuneo, J. Grassi, S. Wild, K. Wil- son, J. Smith, M. Krugh, S. Ryan. Rock Lobster!! 78 Singing Their Hearts Out Front row: A. Portuando, D. DeSocio, M. Leon, A. Spano, L. Crotty, Mrs. Hartnett. Second row: M. McMurry, S. Trefurt, T. Williams, K. Roach. Third row: M. Fox, E. Torregrossa, F. Short, D. Hollen, L. Varrichio, D. Pontecorvo. Back row: M. Jackson, J. Nieblack, M. Gillen, T. Piciullo, N. Nimon, P. Roach. Neither rain, nor snow, nor dark of night can dampen the vitality and buoyancy of RBC’s Chorus. Under the direction of Mr. Bud McCormick, the Chorus not only performs in the play, but also gives special concerts during the course of the year. The Glee Club, with the guidance of Mrs. Marie Hartnett, also exhibits its vocal expertise at various times throughout the year. Whether “Singing in the Rain” or “Zippity-Doo-Dahing” their way through a song, the members of both the Chorus and the Glee Club are sterling examples of the talents of RBC students. Front row: Mr. McCormick, L. Varricchio, T. Lombardo, G. Ford, D. Hollen, E. Torregrossa. Second row: F. Short, C. Reagan, L. Drayton, S. Trefurt, L. Miller, K. Roach. Back row: T. Williams, M. Jackson, J. Nieblack, A. Sage, M. Fox, P. Roach. Watch Out Steven Spielberg! This year’s film making club, Filmco, is a talented group of RBC students. They not only learn film appreciation but actual- ly make their own original films. Front Row: M. O’Dwyer, C. Ferrone, Miss Casodonte, J. Viani, C. Pratico. Second Row: R. Deady, G. Ryan, M. Ashkenis, T. Throckmorton, L. Toohey, T. Furlong. Back Row: M. Timney, C. Albertson, J. Harrison. The Animation Club ex- plored the technical aspects of animation and encour- aged students to create their own films. M. Lewis, Mrs. Siegal, D. Sanchez, M. Prenderville, W. Borgia. 80 Lets Get Physical! Front Row: L. Whalen, K. Rosarty, S. Devira, C. Fee, J. Rosano. Second Row: S. Flanagan, M. Hazinski, A. Johnston, A. Shaw, N. Cernigiero. The Calorie Counters, led by Mrs. Hughes, is an organization of girls who are conscious of today’s problems of weight and mainte- nance. The club members ex- change ways of dieting and exer- cises. They also enjoy parties where diet food is strictly served. The Rock Climbing Club under the direction of Ms. Cahill, ven- tures out to climb rock faces. They certainly are a daring bunch! Front Row: Ms. Cahill, A. Rossano, L. Isler. Back Row: M. Conte, M. Perri, B. Jordan. J. Stump, J. Harrison. 81 To Boldly Go Where No Man Has Gone Before The Science Fiction Club is by far the most extraordinary type of club one could partici- pate in at RBC. This club en- joys movies, and field trips and dares to go where no man has gone before. Strategic Gaming has been started to promote fantasy role playing. This concept is fairly new, and requires players to adopt the roles of fantasy and science fiction presonage, such as hobbits, elves, and wizards. With the role of dice and alot of imagination RBC students go into the world of fantasy. Front row: L. Lambertson, M. O’Dwyer, K. Soos, J. Feeny, M. Joly, M. Krugh. Back row: C. Smith, P. Varrichio, A. Herring, C. Boss, C. Morotta, R. Chambers, S. Organek, K. Vaccoro, K. Roach, T. Joyce, Mrs. Franco. Front row: Mrs. Franco, M. Joly, J. Feeney. Second row: P. Kiczek, S. Carasia, D. Sanchez, L. Dicharo. Back row: S. Riley, T. Joyce, R. Luciano. Complexity and Creativity Front row: J. Rubino, K. Moore, J. Chehanski. Second row: G. Abbes, G. Hinds, G. Front row: S. Dow, C. Xenakis. Second row: Miss Me Donald, J. Vianni, N. Ivone. Back row: P. Gadenz, S. Organek, R. Gadenz. Tam, Mrs. Hartnett. Third row: K. Dow, J. Loeffer, N. Schaad. Fourth row: L. Burke, R. Tooze, K. Soos. Back row: D. Abbes, L. Her, M. Durst, M. Gillen. The Math Club was especially active this year, participating in competitions on many differ- ent levels. Under the supervi- sion of Miss McDonald and Mrs. Hartnett, they captured many titles for the Red Catho- lic Caseys. The Art Club, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Siegel and Mrs. Kennedy allows RBC students to experience the atmosphere of the “Open Art Studio” as well as to develop the individ- ual interest. Front row: L. Doninger, S. Marchant, M. O'Brien, J. Nappi. Back row: M. Andrews, K. Bordonali, M. Black. 83 The new Sailing Club’s goal was to create a framework for the competative sailor in the student body, to race against other high schools and at college scout- ing. Ahoy mate Check mate L. Sigmond, R. Worrel, M. McMurray, M. Sigmond, L. Costanzo, L. Gudicello, L. Bivona, A. Burns. The Chess Club is opened to all students interested in playing chess and improving their game. Members study the many openings and combina- tions that can make the differ- ence between winning and los- ing. Front Row: M. Miccio, P. Stanziale, J. Miggliazza, P. Keegan. Second Row: J. Haynes, M. Kelly, H. Powell, P. King, P. Orzechowski, B. Ministri, J. Stango. Back Row: Mr. Swain, A. Herring, M. Me Hale. Intramural Sports Girls’ Soccer A fresh and exciting new sport has entered the RBC sports program. Under the coaching of Miss Carol Jordan, the new girls’ soccer team may look forward to a promising future of numerous successful seasons. The new team has expanded the program for girls’ sports within the RBC community. We would like to wish the team a successful future. Front row: B. Anderson, F. Dovlin, Second row: B. Gemigani, S. Japinka. Third row: G. Ford, G. Girodano, Back E. Proctor. Car Club The Car Club is new to the activities at RBC. This club em- phasizes the mechanics and skill involved in the automotive world. Moderator Mrs. Golden has participated with members of the club in the exciting, dare- devil world of automotive driv- ing. 85 Marching Unit Under the direction of Mrs. Trzepacz, the RBC marching Caseys completed another suc- cessful year. They added spirit and enthusiasm whether they had a pep-rally, parade, or foot- ball game. Baton Twirlers: Front row: S. Dunn, C. Ryan, W. Rebollo. Middle row: V. Schweers, N. Keegan, C. Hiltonn, M. Lewis, J. Doyle. Back row: M. Harris, R. Arkin, A. Peabody, M. Thompson. Color Guard and Rifles Left to right: D. Mosca, S. Kryzkowski, M. Madsen, G. Collins. Front row: E. Conover, J. Pflug. Back row: S. Triefurt, C. Robbins. A. Portuondo, P. Tilton, K. Roach. Large Flags Small Flags Front row; L, Lewis, A. LaRosa, A. Hoff man, Middle row; A. Ryan, S. Muldatir, M. Meade, S. Bondon, D, DeFrancesca. Back row; L. Annone, J. DeFrancesca, M. Blaek, M, Trezenka, K. Hollywood, 1 G. Stanzi, L. Cristifer, C. Faletti, M. Breme- kemp. Second row: C. Towns, K. Burbic, L. Bloom. Third row: S. Halaway, B. Town, A. Goyce. Back row: A. Sage, M. Boyle, S. Carey, A. Hanrahan, L. Bannon. With their colorful uniforms and plumed hats, the Marching Casey Band has lifted school spirit at ev- ery football game as well as pep rallies. Under the direction of Mr. McCormick the squad has a dis- tinct part of the RBC tradition. Off on a Good Note The newly formed Jazz Band is comprised of the most skilled mu- sicians in the school. Their great, inovative sound can be unmistak- ably recognized through out the school and various musical recit- als. Front row: P. Mansfield, T. Krough, J. Dennis, M. Mansfield, C. Tust, M. Fitzgerald, D. Edelkraut. Second row: L. Sigmond, L. Boyle, T. Throckmorton, D. Papay. Third row: L. Gudicello, R. Gadrese, R. Lowe, A. Gizzi, J. Repert, M. Bantin. Back row: M. Sigmond, E. Jakub, T. Havard, M. Garrison, P. Kelly, A. Rimmele, T. Landolphi. Front row: T. Landolphi, T. Havard, P. Kelly. Middle row: L. Sigmond, L. Boyle, B. Casper, T. Throckmorton, D. Papay. Back row: Mr. McCormick, E. Jakob, L. Gudicello, R. Gadrese, R. Lowe, A. Gizzi. ANYTHING GOES ACT ONE Scene I: Afterdeck of the Ship YOU'RE THE TOP , BON VOYAGE Scene II: On the Ship's Deck (Night) IT'S DELOVELY Scene III; Two Cabins on the A Deck Scene IV: The Ship's Deck HEAVEN HOP Scene V; The Ship's Deck FRIENDSHIP Scene VI: Evelyn's Stateroom Scene VII: The Ship's Deck I GET A KICK OUT OF YOU Scene VIII; The Afterdeck ANYTHING GOES ACT TWO Red Bank Catholic has been noted for their brilliant plays throughout the years. Another title to add to the famous list is Anything Goes. It made its mark on the stage in 1982 and will be remembered as the play that almost wasn’t. Thanks to Mr. William Coyle, a extremely talented director, the show went on. CAST OF CHARACTERS (in order of appearance) Reno Sweeney ............................. Lauren Miller Billy Crocker ............................ Robert Burbic Moonface ................................. John Dougherty Hope ................................... Patricia Byrnes Bonnie ............................................. Mary McMurray Sir Evelyn ............................ Matthew Garrison Mrs. Harcourt ............................. Maria Gillen Whitney .................................... John Stump Bishop .................................. Raymond Worrell Steward ................................. Michael Shorey Reporter .............................. Roseanne Pillari Cameraman ............................. Linda Lambertson Two Chinese: Ching ........................ Laura Nelsen Ling......................... Siobhan Dunn Four Angels: Purity ................... Kathryn Edmonds Chastity ........................ Mary Fox Charity ................. Ellen Torregrossa Virtue ..................... Debrah Hollen Purser .................................. Michael Stanton Captain..................................... Leif Sigmund Sailor ................................... Robert Rauffer Passengers .. Debra DeSocio, Grace Devine, Stacey Bondon, Kathy Dillon, Marjorie O'Keefe, Ann Sage Scene I: Ship's Lounge PUBLIC ENEMY NUMBER ONE , LET'S STEP OUT , LET'S MISBEHAVE , BLOW, GABRIEL, BLOW Scene II: The Brig ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT , BE LIKE THE BLUEBIRD , ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT - Reprise Scene III: The Ship's Deck TAKE ME BACK TO MANHATTAN , FINALE YOU'RE THE TOP PRODUCTION CREDITS Director...............................Mr. William Coyle Technical Director Stage Manager . Mr. Thomas Phillips Musical Director .................... Mr. Harold McCormick Vocal Director ....................... Mr. Michael Berger Choreographer .......................Miss Kathleen Coyle Make-up Supervision .................... Mrs. Joan Kennedy ............ Mrs. Marguerite Siegel Ad and Patron Drive ................. Mrs. Maxine Donahue ................... Mrs. Carol Chmiel Ad Journal .......................... Mrs. Audrey McMahon Printer .............................Mrs. Virginia Hesse Tickets ............................... Sister Mary Andrew Ushers .............................. Mr. Joseph Kristofik Hairdresser ..‘.......................... Dorothy Connelly STAGECRAFT CREW: John Stump, John Harrison, Matthew Garrison, Leif Sigmund, Raymond Worrell, Michael Shorey, Robert Rauffer, Kelly Erving, Karen Roche, Mary Donnelly, Patricia Robinson MAKE-UP CREW: Michele Trezenka, Elizabeth Snyder, Patricia Phillips, Megan Prerlderville, Tracey Mahon, Margi Durst, Anastasia Gallagher, Karen Roche Basketball Cheerleaders Top Right: Freshmen Cheerleaders. Front Row: S. Gross, N. Wotoycha, S. Grariero, P. Carlo. Second Row: S. Horna, L. Kornett, T. Gilroy, J. Hall, J. Chansers. Back Row: E. Logan, H. Ma- hon. Missing: Michelle Lipka. Middle Right: J.V. Cheerleaders: Front Row: M. Sullivan, W. Re- bollo. Second Row: V. Schweers, P. Schwabalk, J. Russo, C. Ritshy, C. Larkin. Back Row: K. Doran, C. Petti, K. Dow, K. Leroux, L. Nelson. Bottom Right: Varsity Cheerleaders: Front Row: V. Profaci, K. Connelly, Second Row: T. Mahon, S. Doerr, M. Alter, A. Machelli, S. Tiveinen. Back Row: N. Cavano, D. Benson, L. Bivona, T. Nappi. —|C A S E Y S Football Cheerleaders Front row: Captains A. Michelli. M. McGann. Second row: S. Handler. N. Cavano, K. Duran, N. Cernigiaro. Back row: K. Boyle, J. Caroselli, K. Zuidema, S. Tinney, P. Guinessey. Front row: Captains R. Ballard, G. Gross. Middle row: R. Danish, C. Connelly. G. Tomaino, L. Kelly, K. Anderson. Back row: M. Sullivan, D. Kemp, L. Bivona, J. Screen, P. Cavanaro. The Saltwater Sportsman Club involves its’ mem- bers in many activities, such as waterskiing, fish- ing and boating. With Mr. Mautner as the modera- tor of the club, the group participated in several saltwater activities. The newly formed Horse- back Riding Club meets periodically to go on rides. Mrs. Golden, mod- erator of the club, empha- sizes with the members the pure thrill exper- ienced when on the back trusty steed. Clubs Not Pictured The Crewel Latch Club, started by Mrs. Cal- lahan, encourages a small group of students to be- gin various needlework projects. It seems that everyone has been getting involved in the new Aerobic Danc- ing craze, and with Mrs. Kelly’s help, RBC is no exception. The Debate Club, found- ed by Miss Blasi, dis- cusses the pro and con sides of many topics rang- ing from contemporary moral issues to social standards. The Weight Training Club, with Mr. Mautner as a moderator, concen- trates on perfecting the physical stamina of its’ members. Surf’s Up! Tally Ho! 92 How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying” follows the assent of a young man to the top of the corporate ladder. Along the way, he meets many people making both friends and enemies. In the end, the girl who remained true to her man and wins him. This year’s play was graced by many talented people. Matt Garrison and Ellen Torregrossa play the principals with the help from Lief Sigmund, Maria Gillen, Mary Fox, and Mike Timney. Many thanks to Mr. William Coyle who directed his sec- ond play for RBC. Thanks also to all of the crew members who helped make the play a success. 93 Faculty at Greater or better avft caig V4t offer Vtye republic tl at to teaet Br d iqslriid our youYty Cicero Clockwise from above — Most Reverend John C. Reiss, D.D., Bishop of Trenton, Reverend Monsignor Thomas A. Luebking, Diocesan Superintendant, Monsignor Frederick A. Valentino, Director, Sister Mary McAuley, Principal. At this time, we would like to congratulate Most Reverened Edward U. Jmeic on his recent ordination as Auxiliary Bishop of Trenton. Administration Student Behavior Left: Mrs. Eleanor McAllister, Secretary; Below left: Mr. Paul Cristopher, Administrative Assistant; Below: Mrs. Mary Burns, Attendance Officer. The Red Bank Catholic community is quite fortunate to be under the supervision of the 1982-1983 administration. By im- pressing upon the students the importance of scholarship, responsibility, leadership, and discipline, the administration has helped to form mature, sensible, and Chris- tian individuals throughout the student body. m i Business Clockwise from above — Mrs. Audrey McMahon: Administration Secretary. Mrs. Audrey McMurray: Receptionist. Mrs. Laurice Fitzgerald: Cashier. Mrs. Julia Kinslow: Registrar. Mrs. Libbie Holmes: Office Manager. Miss- ing: Miss Cindy Alt: Secretary. i Office Behind any large institution is a lot of impor- tant paperwork. Red Bank Catholic is no dif- ferent and the women who make up the busi- ness office handle it very efficiently. Guidance Department Clockwise from top — Mrs. Mary Walton; Department Chairperson, Coun- selor, Mrs. Ellen Kenny: Counselor. Miss Rose Marsico: Counselor. Mr. El- wood Malick: Counselor. Mr. Bryan Fennelly: Counselor. Mrs. Mary Flannery: Secretary. Guidance is important to any high school student, as he or she prepares to become an adult. Thanks to the very capable guid- ance department at Red Bank Catholic, we the students will leave the school well advised to our future. We are pleased to re- ceive Miss Rose Marsico, counsel- or to our Guidance Department. Behind The Scenes Librarians: (Clockwise from upper left) Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Novak, Mrs. LaMotte, Sister Gertrude. Bottom row: Mrs. Cerney, Mrs. Tomney, Mrs. Kelly. Top row: Mrs. Zaburynski, Mrs. Carmen, Mrs. Hauser. It always seems to be that the little things go unnoticed. If not for the expert management of Mrs. Tomney and her staff the cafeteria would be in chaos. They see to it that tasty and nutritious food is served to students and faculty alike. The health of any person attending RBC is important. The nurse is always on the alert to treat any ailments a person may be inflicted with. The li- brary is there to study and research and the stu- dent may receive any help from Sr. Gertrude and her staff. The maintance of our school is in capa- ble hands of our man, Lee Ciccone. At this time we would like to thank all of these individuals who make our school the institution it is today. 103 School Nurses: Mrs. Feletti (above) Mrs. Zachok (right) One of the finest areas of the curriculum at Red Bank Catholic is the English Department. The teachers take pride in educating the students in both the written and spoken forms of the English language. The instructors of the De- partment aim to better acquaint the students with proper grammar, as well as with American and British literature. Mrs. Grace Scerbo is the newest addition to this depart- ment. Clockwise from below: Ms. Jean Sheredos: English I, Major British Writers. Miss Mary King: English I, Visions in Literature, Mrs. Carolyn Bliss: Advance Placement English, Humanities. Major British Writers, Mrs. Valerie Adam: Reading Depart- ment Chairperson, Reading I, II, III, IV, Mr. Joseph Hintelmann: Department Chairperson, Shakespeare, Major British Writers, Developmental Writing, Mrs. Grace Scerbo: Major British Writers, Modern British Writers, American Literature, Mrs. Mary Ann Hooker: English I, Visions in Literature. Clockwise from top left — Mrs. Francis Casadonte: Channels of Communication. Mrs. Sara Overby: American Literature. Mrs. Dorothy Senerchia: American Litera- ture. Sister Joan Marie McDonnell: Major British Writ- ers, Culture and Communication, Visions in Literature. Mathematics Clockwise from below — Miss Leslie MacDonald: Problem Solving in Algebra, Trigonometry and Selected Topics. Mrs. Marie Hartnett: Algebra 1, II, Modern Geometry. Miss Carol Jordan: Department Chairperson, Modern Algebra I, Geometry. Mr. Louis Montanaro: Algebra 1. As one grows older, the use of mathematics becomes more and more necessary in daily life. In fact, life as we know it today would not exist without the contribution of mathematics. How could we possibly deal with the increas- ing need for technological knowledge? We could not, if it weren’t for the competence of the Matematics Department. Additions to the department this year are Miss Leslie Mac- Donald, Mr. John Frances, and Mrs. Marie Regan. Clockwise from above — Mrs. Marie Regan: Introduction to Computers, Computer Programming. Mr. Robert McCue: Problem Solving in Alge- bra, Algebra 2. Sister Mary Andrew: Modern Geometry. Mrs. Patricia Geran: Modern Algebra 1, Modern Geometry, Intermediate Algebra. Opposite, {clockwise from top left) — Sister Madelyn Kane: Introduction to Calculus. Mr. John Francis: Probability and Statistics, Algebra II, Trigonometry and Selected Topics. Miss Karen McGaheran: Probability and Statistics, Algebra II, Trigonometry and Selected Topics. Sister Tere- sa: Advanced Placement Math. Physical Education Clockwise from above: Mr. John Mauntner: Department Chairper- son, Phys. Ed., Ms. Lynn Dooley: Phys. Ed., Mr. Hugh Casey: Phys. Ed., Mrs. Evelyn Russo: Health Department Chairperson, Health and Safety, Driver’s Ed. Mr. Stephen Baglivio: Health and Safety, Driv- er’s Ed. Miss Kim Canepa: Phys. Ed. Mrs. Kathleen Kelly: Phys. Ed. Mr. Kenneth Cross: Phys. Ed. The goal of the Physical and Health Education Depart- ments is to educate students in maintaining proper health, both mentally and physically. The Health Depart- ment emphasizes good nutrition, sound bodies, and sta- ble minds. The Physical Education Department stresses sportmanship, companionship, and strength of body through daily exercises and team sports. Every sophomore takes Health for one quarter and Physical Education for the remaining three quarters, dur- ing which all students are offered classes in weight train- ing, gymnastics, soccer, volleyball, softball, basketball, and squaredancing. Juniors are also required to take one quarter of Driver’s Education. We would like to welcome Mr. Kenneth Cross and Mr. Stephen Baglivio. This year, after the first quarter, we bid farewell to Mrs. Evelyn Russo, who has devoted the past twenty- three years to serving the community of Red Bank Catho- lic. We would like to thank her for all that she has given us. Our thoughts are with her for happiness in her retire- ment. Science Clockwise from above — Mrs. Debra Bechtel: Chemistry. Mrs. Carol Belmonte: Physical Science, Unified Science, Patterns and Processes. Mr. John Valente: Phys- ics, Chemistry. Mrs. Dorothy Callahan: Biology. Mr. Robert Goss: Unified Sci- ence, Enviromental Science. Mrs. Barbara Golden: BSCS Biology, Biology. Sister Mary Wendelin: Department Chairperson, Advanced Placement Biology, Ad- vanced Biology, Human Physiology, Unified Science. Miss Eileen Cahill: Enviromen- tal Science. The Science Department continues to offer a diverse array of courses. From the dissecting experiences of sopho- more year to the more advanced labwork during junior and senior year. Excitement is never lacking. Added to the vibrant group of Science instructors is Chemistry and Phys- ics teacher Mr. John Valente. Opposite, clockwise from top left — Mr. John Soviero: Department Chairper- son, Christian Living. Mr. James Marley: Foundations of Catholicism. Mrs. Maureen Daly: Scripture. Mr. Brian Bedell: Christian Living, Achieving Social Justice. Mr. Mark Bradley: Achieving Social Justice. Clockwise from above — Mr. Patrick McGann: Christian Living, Achieving Social Justice. Mrs. Joan Edmonds: Foundations of Catholicism. Mrs. Nina Franco: Achieving Social Jus- tice, Scripture. Father Francis McGrath: Scripture. The Religion Department at Red Bank Catholic is one of the school’s most distinguishing features because it seperates us from the local public schools. The very essence of our school community breeds Christianity. It is evident that students benefit from the preparation of these classes in guiding them toward life as a good Christian. We would like to welcome Mrs. Maureen Daly and Mrs. Joan Edmonds to our Religion Department. Social Studies Clockwise from above — Mr. Thomas Hintelmann, Department Chairperson: U.S. History I, 11. Mr. Jack Rafter: Current Events, Advanced Placement History. Mr. Dennis Harrington: U.S. History I, II. Mr. Stephen Nestinger: U.S. History II, World Studies. Mr. Thomas Giordano: Introduction to Psychology. Mrs. Kathleen Hughes: Introduction to Psychology, Social Psychology. Mr. Paul San- tasieri: U.S. History I. Mr. G. Edwin Jones: U.S. History I, II. I In addition to the required two years of U.S. History, Red Bank Catholic offers a wide variety of courses in the social sciences. In order to prepare all the students for college, the aim of the Social Studies Department is to better acquaint the stu- dents with history, world affairs, and psychology. This page (clockwise) — Mrs. Marguerite Siegel: General Art, Art I, II, Photography. Mr. Bud McCormick: Band, Chorus, Music Theory. Mrs. Joan Kennedy, Department Chairperson: Art III, IV, Crafts, Human- ities. Opposite page (clockwise) — Mrs. Laurel Stein: College Preparato- ry Accounting, Accounting I, Law and Principles. Typing II, Personal Typ- ing. Mrs. Joan Berzansky, Department Chairperson: Accounting I, Shorthand I, Speedwriting, Office Procedures, Personal Typing. Mr. Joe Swain: Ecomomics, Law and Principles, General Business. Mrs. Marcella Oliva: Department Aide. Mr. Joseph Kristofik: Typing I. Creativity is important in all areas of study. How- ever, the ability to express this creativity in art or music is truly a gift. The Art and Music Departments encourage talented students to use their abilities to their best advantage. The extensive programs of- fered in these departments include four years of art and music, for the serious students, as well as, pho- tography, crafts, and music theory. Cultural Arts Business The Business Department aims to teach the students impor- tant business and office skills. The classes offered, give a strong preparatory program for college or secretarial school. Mr. Joe Swain is a welcome addition to our Business Depart- ment. Languages Clockwise from above — Miss Virginia Blasi: Latin 1, II, III, Humanities. Miss Jody Gerlock: French I, II, III, IV, V. Mr. Patrick Farmer: Spanish I. Mrs. Faith DeRoos: Spanish II, III, IV. Miss Cynthia Kamerman: Spanish I. II. Mrs. Libby Vona: Spanish II. Mrs. Elizabeth Gulluscio: Department Chairperson: French I, II, III. Red Bank Catholic has a diverse course selection which includes an exten- sive foreign language department. It of- fers French, Spanish, and Latin. Because two years of a language are required for graduation, all students are familiar with at least one foreign language upon com- pletion of high school. The linguistics teachers’ goal is to instruct students in communicating with foreigners. Through ACIS tours, which are very popular at Red Bank Catholic, and through the lan- guage clubs, students also become famil- iar with the European customs, tradi- tions, and lifestyles. Mrs. Faith DeRoos is a welcome addition to this department. olIiSILIFo a a a MMijjMlfci? Caseys Across The Line Our Boys Cross Country Team faced the fall season with what might have been a disaster. Los- ing eleven seniors from the pre- vious seasons, things looked pes- simistic. But the Casey running prevailed once more. When the season concluded, our Cross Country runners had won 10 meets, while losing only 3. Seniors Frank Baier, Des Var- ady, Jim, McTague, and Craig Wiggington led our senior perfor- mance, while juniors Pat Connelly Russ Creighton, and Pat Mul- vaney. Greatly helped the Cross Country cause. Sophomore Rich Moore was a bright hope for the Casey future. The season closed on a very sad note, when losing Sophomore steady, Robert Connors, in a trag- ic vehicular accident. Coach Rafter, the Casey only Cross Country Coach since the inception of the sport, had his twentieth consecutive winning season. Scoreboard RBC Opponent 20 Matawan 39 35 Long Branch 24 18 Keansburg 45 25 Monmouth Regional 31 24 St. Rose 32 48 C.B.A. 15 18 Ocean Township 39 25 Raritan 30 21 Manasquan 36 17 Shore Regional 46 32 St. John Vianney 24 27 Rumson 28 23 Mater Dei 32 State Championship — tenth place Record 10-3 Managers: M. Graham. B. Wengier, J. Russano. Second Row: J. Incerra, C. O’Rouke, P. Cattanach, T. Kelly, R. Creighton, R. Moore, P. Keegan, J. Velba, J. Batista. Third Row: R. Connors, P. Mulvaney, S. Page, M. Lohn, D. Varady, F. Rabauer, C. Wiggington, F. Baier, J. Connelly, P. Nordhausen, B. Bordon, Coach Rafter. Missing: J. McTague. I 126 127 Football — Pummeling the Pigskin The 1982 football season for Red Bank Catho- lic proved to be a successful one. The final record (7-2) indicates all the hard work and practice the team put in to acheive their outstanding victories, six of which were shut-outs. Above all, the team showed true sportsmanship. Keith Crawford, one of the many dedicated Seniors, was appointed to the All-County first team. Voted to the second team were Paul Sper- nal and Jim Miller, along with Juniors Greg Bruno and Max Savaiko. The third team included Sen- iors Kurt Harrison and Steve Johnson. Contributing to the team’s success were the efforts of Head Coach Louis Montenaro. Much appreciation is also extended to the rest of the coaching staff. Without their dedication, the 1982 football season would not have been such a successful one. Varsity Scoreboard RBC OPP 7 Shore Regional 13 7 St. John Vianney 0 13 Manalapan 0 17 Long Branch 20 20 Red Bank Region- al 9 28 Ocean Township 0 30 Monmouth Re- gional 0 19 Marlboro 0 20 Rumson-Fair Ha- ven 0 (V.HSrM •ar 'WP r . JV Scoreboard RBC OPP 0 Shore Regional 0 19 Manalapan 0 0 Long Branch 6 13 Ocean Township 17 0 Monmouth Re- gional 6 20 Marlboro 8 32 Rumson-Fair Ha- ven 0 Frosh Scoreboard RBC 0 Shore 9 St. John n ona H 0 Long Branch 28 Red Bank Region- al 19 Ocean Township 12 Monmouth Re- gional 16 Marlboro 10 Rumson-Fair Ha- ven OPP v; 8' 18 0 6 Above: Freshman Football: Front row: C. Halsey. M. Botti, D. Ancundia, K. Strong, J. Scorintino, G. Flanagan. S. Goods, B. Gilpin, M. Furlong. Second row: G. Cerqua, B. O’Donnel, J. Little, A. Choback, S. Griffen, M. Jackson, B. Buckman, B. Talbot, C. Meccia. Back row: T. Soos, T. Pflug, B. Hempstead, G. Calt, B. Dominguez, K. Callahan, C. Cuozzo, B. Fitzgerald, T. DeJong, B. DeMaria, J. Daly, H. Chebookjian, D. Mills, C. Abbes, J. Quirk, W. Matejouik, D. Salof, J. Brokrieds. Varsity and Junior Varsity Football: Front row: S. Johnson, K. Crawford, J. McAuliffe, R. Dow, T. Smith, J. Miller, E. Proctor, P. Spernal, S. Bott, O. McFadden, D. Light, K. McConnell, C. Albertson, J. Haynes. Second row: B. Hunt, M. Kedersha, C. Kirban, J. O’Hara, M. Savaiko, J. Grogan, M. Yinney, P. Cotell, J. Fontanella, K. Creighton, G. Bruno, T. Kelly, C. Ryan, J. Car- roll, G. Mustillo, D. Ford. Third row: M. Herman, K. Flaherty, C. Bodner, J. Nugent, B. Boehning, R. Bohl, W. Erdhart, M. Cercio, M. McStudy, M. Thompson, G. Ford, D. North- ridge, T. Masonus, T. Moran, J. Spernal, J. Cerchillo. Back row: A. Garrudo, L. Sycoff, D. Hammond, T. Dillon, T. Conway, S. Goode, D. Carroll, Coach B. Black, Coach B. Berth, Coach L. Montanaro, Coach P. Farmer, Coach P. McGann, E. Anderson, S. Kissell, E. Reilly, G. Oniedas, G. Chandler. Caseyettes: Running True to Form ... Front Row (L. to R.): K. Guariglia, S. Dow, A. Palma, P. Newell, M. Kelly, C. Talbot, K. McLean, M. Burden, D. Mulcahy. Second Row: M. Alter, B. Devine, K. Harth, C. Baier, F. Ciesla, A. Tracy, S. Duffy, C. Suda, M. Dingle. Third Row: N. Tam, A. Ciesla, B. Haley, S. Karpick, L. Klem, D. Stamos, C. Hernandez, T. DeMonte, M. MacNamara. Back Row: T. Shevlin, M. Lamb, K. Fitzpatric, M. Klem, C. Fee, L. Weingarten, K. Cahill, K. O’Neil, S. Flanagan, T. Picullo, K. Dow, Coach Santasieri. Under the expertise of new head coach, Mr. Paul Santasieri, and the leadership and support of senior captains Marion Lamb, Sue Flanagan, and Naomi Tam, this year’s girl’s cross country team had an outstanding season, both as a team and as individuals. They closed their dual meet sea- son with an impressive 9-4 re- cord. The highlight of the season occured when the girls traveled to the Bronx, to the Manhattan Col- lege Invitational, and won the championship. Individual honors went to Jr. Amy Tracy, who placed 13th in the National Age Group Cham- pionships in Raleigh, N.C. and was also named to the all-shore and all-county team. All-shore honorable mentions were re- ceived by Jr. Kerry O’Neil and Sophs. Carolyn Fee and Beth De- vine. 130 Now Let’s get straight . . . (Mr. Santasieri, K. Guariglia, K. MacLean) Save the trees! (Anne Ciesla) Stretching is important (Kathy Hernandez) RBC Scoreboard Opponent 28 Madison Central 26 15 Matawan 50 15 Long Branch 50 15 Shore Regional 50 21 Monmouth Regional 40 16 St. Rose 48 15 Ocean 50 15 Manasquan 50 40 Raritan 21 32 St. John Vianney 23 37 Mater Dei 21 16 Rumson 48 15 Keansburg 50 131 “Heads Up” for Soccer Above: Junior Varsity Soccer: Front row: B. Bellehr, S. Arbechesky, T. Coulson, S. Boehning, P. Lynch, G. Donlyn, R. Motzel, M. Ricardi. Second row: K. Clark, K. Scarinzi, B. Carey, C. Caputo. R. Lewis, R. Legere. Back row: Coach D. Harrington, N. Farrough, D. West, P. Marley, T. Hintelmann, R. Karon, J. Terol. Below: Freshman Soccer: Front row: D. McMannis, V. Mig- liazza, P. Kicek, M. Ferraro, T. Williams, R. Fornicola. Second row: J. D’Ambrosio, M. Siino, M. Miccio, J. Keegan, S. Barrett, D. Migliazza. Back row: Coach B. Bedell, D. Tilton, J. Ruddy, D. Clark, R. Martel, L. Jupinka, J. Haar. This year’s Soccer team at RBC con- sisted of some very dedicated young men. They were willing to make great sacrifices for the sake of their sport, and didn’t lose faith even though the going got rough. These team members can take pride in the knowledge that they have participated in a high school sport not only for the thrill of victory, but also for the sense of accomplishment that is dis- covered when one works hard at some- thing he enjoys. 1 Above: Varsity Soccer: Front row: R. Larson, A. Wendell, P. O’Connell, J. Lizotte, R. Worobel, B. Walsh, R. Donahue, R. Stanziale. Second row: J. Johnston, J. Amorelli, J. Westbrock, J. Varady, A. Herring, C. O’Brien, N. Kalkorski. Back row: Coach J. Marley, M. Hockstra, C. Luckshelter, M. Brawley, P. Lynch, P. Martin, G. Baletta, J. Mul- holland, R. Schenone. Girl’s Tennis Team Smashes Its Way to State Title Girl’s Tennis: Front row: M. Gorman, K. McConnell, K. Decker, J. O’Conner, P. O’Byrne, S. Hall, J. Morley, P. Ramos. Back row: M. Hazinski, N. O’Brien, L. Fagan, K. Cuozzo. The 1982 Girl’s Tennis team was definitely one of which Red Bank Catholic is very proud. The long hours of hard work and determina- tion paid off in the continuance of excellence in this sport. This relatively young team, with only two seniors, played an undefeated season, save only one loss in the State Championship. These girls brought home every title from “B” North Championship to the Paro- chial State Championship. The new Head Coach, Miss Virginia Blasi, provided the support and expertise necessary for team success. Mary Hazinski and Nancy O’Brien, the two Senior captains, gave a wealth of experience and Casey spirit which were also strong contributing factors to the team’s winning season. Individual honors go to Sophomore Lynne Fagan, who was named to both the All-County and All-Shore first teams. She will be looking forward to another successful season next year, as will all her fellow teammates. Scoreboard RBC OPP 5 Shore Regional 0 5 Ocean Township 0 5 Long Branch 0 5 Monmouth Regional 0 5 St. John Vianney 0 5 Rumson-Fair Haven 0 5 Manasquan 0 3 Mater Dei 2 5 Red Bank Regional 0 5 Holmdel Township 0 i 134 By JIM HINTELMANN ITLE SILVER — By defeating Shore Regional, 16-7, ay. Red Bank Regional’s football team cleared the first hurdle in its quest for a Shore Conference “B” North )ionship. ----- t the ucs still have a long way to go. After Saturdaj ad eo' V longer if they don’t take care of arch led F d B rth and is tied for firs w,,v rai i ISOTI dllU L llcJlne tw Mo gOc whi RB Sp rTUVv M mil nr ouvrs ana. ready playt ?d Bank game, au . aily Register’s Top 10 ;all control and field position ai une,” Red Bank coach Andy Russo saiu go with its “down” defense for the second gc . The first three weeks they used a “flex” (standn e but scrapped it for the Shore game. ‘We le changed it because we want' 1 to control the otherget them to w. Tailback Greg Bruno has been the leading rusher for the Caseys with approximately 350 yards rushing for a 5-yard-per- carry average. The ability of the RBC defense to put pressure on Clapp will be the main factor in Saturday’s game. The.RBC defense, which has two shutouts, is led by Keith Crawford at end. Crawford has been a steady perfdrmer all season. His best game came in a 7-0 win over St. John when he to play the Greer, civ onariArbaclLsacks----- ■ . . - ii,st2-2, but RED BANK - The Rumson-Fair Haven Miller at linebacker and Harrison at detensive ,| ’ ingHigh School girls tennis team has been de-? other imP°rtant defenders. ed — at least for now {Red Bank has an advantage in the kicking gamewj, Catholic, which defeated thehtgomery who has footed eight extra points d -day, have a new coachL But RBC has a fine freshman kicker in Cra l kicked a 23-yard field goal against Long Branch, riv Pte icen co� .. i ndii.b, CJ c running game,” Russo said. Jiough the passing game wit en the strong point, Red Bp g game led by tailback D' ding tacklers in the Shore Rtt ipp has not been having the seaso. mpleted 24 of 62 passes for 365 yards, uchdown passes and has an excellent list ipp’s main targets have been wide recei ; (13 receptions for 210 yards), and wide-out five touchdowns). d Bank is paced defensively by nose guard Eri dge, end Dan Stubbs and linebackers Mike Mazzaccc tt a shot inr a temporary 17-14 lead. e j a change. h' will be the 33rd meeting between the two teanjir ean in 1949. Red Bank has a 22-10 adin Well, not all tne e, Dan ClappFagan is a confirmed base. Sas a fimgame is a little too fine to change oer play her game, you’ll lose,” Blasi said. “You have to get her off center because she’s like Aboard.” � j tireless like a blackboard. Fagan is c r on the RBC track team. “She has at endurance,” Blasi noted. “She doesn’i X flustered and she has a persistent, consi® ent game.” She’s 7-0, like all the r 1- Kim Cuozzo have been nn ties 9 first Red Bank ’ vitational °ot. ?vin Peer. d Bank Catholic’s hopes for a “B” North championsh ' •out ended with its tough 20-17 setback to ur«K i Saturday. But RBC still has a ment berth and has u 'S tomor.ro game ai 8 re E ie - ed tuns mnd — -an Lynne, sh y , new things. Of course uu plays like that is more likely b lake mistakes.” Senior Nancy O’Brien plays third singles kBC coach Loiancj she� s another player who’ll “try to gair ame w control of the court,” with a serve and volley game. ntanaro doesn’t believe that the last minute loss t doubles team is comprised of iranch will have any effect in Saturday’s game. senior Mary Hazinski and freshman Jeannie ’s hard to recover from a big loss,” Montanaro said.-'- —--------------- Ulu a.m The event wi freshn� - race and end Wi irsity championship rac will be an all-new boys and ied team championship. No one has ever combined the boys and girls team scores before,” meet director Jack Rafter said. “Each team miense and defense. COACH ED JONES thought his Red Bank Catholic girls basketball team de- served more respec an it was getting. Well, yester'1 A found a sure-fired way to get so a ranked team. The C' -ged a 13-point loss to Red P' sd two weeks ago with a Gill 49- .iference Class B North victo- seconck {] Bank’s! i buzzer fc T m sure can handle it.” ensive i the upo best game of the season 1 the Branchers’ un- O’Connor. Stacey Hall, another frt teams with sophomore Maureen Gorm one of the three second doubles teams. Hall and O’Connor are future singl art has asses for 41d against Red Bank for 213 yards C Qs, tt has a trio of fine receivers in tigni ions against JUmg Branch), and wide rect winners of The Daily Register “De- nmM nnV vT. 2 Player of the Week” are rare, but it ied this week as Red Bank Catholic ive end Keith Crawford and Red Bank ldl defensive back George Sims had utstanding games Saturd' at both ed the honor. ' .. iwford, a 5-11, 190-pr had a game against Sf D anney. He through to sac1 John quarter- ix times last h night, and came ? h with 10 tackles, .o behind the line of I nage. His efforts helped the Caseys � an important 7-0 Shore Conference orth win over the Lancers. jj is did two-way duty for the Bucaneers 7-8 rout of Raritan by scoring four owns, two on offense and two on de- players, Blasi says, while freshman ,T 'rne should anchor a doubles team soon played three years of vars) 4| College, thinks Rums Caseys will fa “Neith s lQr princetCT Catholic High Schools� teams to score in the NJSIaa Parochial Indoor Track Championships night at Jadwin Gvm. h .r falling behind by five in the final Qj .cer, Red Bank Catholic's Debbie Col- ans hit both ends of a one-and-one to give the Caseys a 45-44 lead. Then Collins (18 points), who scored six of the final eight points, hit a layup for a 47-44 lead. The Bucs scored to cut the defi- cit to one. Red Bank Catholic turned the ball! over, but the Bucs couldn’t score and the Caseys’ Sandy Satter was fouled going up for the rebound with two seconds left. Satter, hit both ends of the one-and-one for a 49-46 lead. And with the remaining spect,’ oi played would first gat. people. In than 1001 Co stc On or Hughes was third in the high jump d fourth in the 400 (64.3), Eileen was fourth in the shot (29-6Vfe) and Jackson fifth in the 55-meter dash Mater Dei finished with eight points in the Parochial Division while RBC had six. Notre Dame of Trenton ran away with the team into ‘s intercepted three passes and ran two for touchdowns of 48 and 50 yards. Rumson, RBC set for tomorrow RBC’s Amy Tracy was fourth in the 2- mile (12:11.9), Michelle Echert fourth in the 55-meter hurdles (9.9) and Eileen Iacapino coach to co-exist with foi HOD; big play :i defeat SI ference '•{ The Ig quarter ,£ Casejc ns also came through with six tackles covered a fumble. CA cinglpri- out for their defensive ex-_ RUMSON — Unbeaten Rumson-Fair Haven tuned up for tomorrow’s big meet with undefeated Red Bank Catholic by trimming Howell, 99.7572.45 last night in girls gymnastics. Kristin Deary won the vaulting and floor exercise, and Randi Richter took the beam and bar for the Bulldogs (8-0). R.B. Catholic 100.25, Brick 98.75 RED BANK - Unbeaten Red Bank Catholic (9-0) had a x to player’s privai. coach. “Whenever I can, I put my two cent, in,” Blasi admits. “Next year, though, I’ll able to do more. I have an opinion though and I think it’s a problem that more girl don’t come to the net more. Next year T’11 able to work on that bee � '- Nc sopho m m m w RBC i m Monmou County .. At tew years. As for thi year, “unless something happens, I don’t se 1 _LLL v u-w muci s ui—mrr )rts •k aie Greg field bbes, give ntlie itage ___u my negisier ’L) fensive Player of the Week” are rare, but it happened this week as Red Bank Catholic defensive end Keith Crawford and Red Bank Regional defensive back George Sims had such outstanding games Saturday that both deserved the honor. Crawford, a 5-11, 190-pound senior, had a superb game against St. John Vianney. He NEWYORK Chniter' sack the St. John quarter- RpH Bar M ,;last Friday night, and came team t; vles, two behind the line of uacK iwo ior loucnaowns oi w ana iXJ yards. Sims also came through with six tackles and recovered a fumble. N c Also singled out for their defensive ex- cellence Saturday were cornerback Tom Dalton of Mater Dei, defensive end Ste Senerchia of Ocean Township and defe- end George Stampoulas of Long Bran' KLU bAINlS Catholic High c lifinals of th ;s Tourna -qyer ei| s Academy and emerged with Easterns Interscholastic Championships at the 2.5 Cortlandt Park course. Red Bank Catholic took the Girl's ’ Varsity “A” championship with 110 t points. Amy Tracy led RBC by finishing sixth (12:52). Other Casey runners were Kerry O’Neil (10th), Beth Devine (26th), Sue Karpick (31) and Naomi Tam (37th). helped the Caseys 't,ore Conference Dalton intercepted two pasr covered a fumble in Mater De' Q. Keansburg. His second in day set up the winning tor Senerchia led th fensive charge th' v quan to just 70 13-0 upset, y ,e at competes will have its boys and •Is team scores added and then com- led to determine the lowest combined •� re.” ‘-Hs High School is the solid he combined cham- _ :-is teams are Hs ‘3 N. The bou M M s near the top of The Daily op 10 has be broken and a few te • have swar in to challenge No.l-ranked Midd ------— North and runnerup Wall. MIDDLETOWN - The unbeatens tinued their winning ways yesterday inr Conference girls tennis action. Middletown South High Schoo1 its eighth straight “A” Di match, shutting out Raritan (5-5, singles was the only close match, Koubel put a y Mary Ann Doyle, 6-2 r -V) v O .ir 1 me Wa «v .st semi .asquan (No outh (No. 4) in A Lynn Fagan difficulty defea singles players, was at third O'Rripn hnjjnr� Pi .ill be in Neptune seventh m’s .V .-0 defeat was costly, ranked sixth last week, jd this week, but take on ddletown South (1-2) on Satur- Haauv.. illengers witn u, John Vianney heading ------------- 5 basketball ,ed trify- . ekend. Red Bank Catholic (10-0, 9-0) blanks 4 in Wave onal, losing a total of three games when __________________________ __________ _d Bank hnv, Must!Uo, on a booming punt to St. Jo� ., ball at the 6 and was droppea ‘A,° upset with my offense.” ie Caseys stepped aside and Red lores Dixon made a layup at the the final points of the game. :as a major step in gaining re- les said. “In the first game we well enough to know the score .jser the next time around. The . we played in front of about 1,200 2Q ds and : girls never played before more , 5 the threat id they were nervous. This time t pP ° “ e '«ey punter Glenn H got off a , the Kurt The RBC defense held and Scott Cowle , Harrison, w’ ♦urned it to the Lancer 32. 5 Erik F. iXL Bruno alternated carried to the 12, and then Bott scoi. MCU bootleg. Bruno kicked the extra point. The Lancers’ be � .nee to score came in the second quarter when theyreac.ied the RBC 6. But two penalties three running plays that lost seven all just keeps rolling along. John •nabile’s defensive-minded Knights will play host to winless Freehold Town- ship Friday night in what should result in win No. 4. Red Bank Catholic climbed up from THE DAILY REGISTER TOP 10 1 — Middletown North........(3-0) 2 - Wall...................(3-0) 3 — Long Branch.............(3-0) 4 -R.B. Catholic............(2-1) 5 — St. John Vianney........(2-1) 6 — Shore Reg..............(2-1) 7-Red Bank Reg.............(2-1) 8 — Manalapan...............(2-1) 9 — Asbury Park........... (2-1) 10 — Ocean Twp..............(2-1) viously Caseys w can stop Long Bra St. Joi Regional have tou$ Regional. the next fe Red B take the Is in its 14-6 ’ Haven Re caneers v week whei Manalc from fifth1 Asbury P ship (10th) The B Long Bran two in a i over Point Ocean, John in it: dump Mon quan. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY iey defense ps Lancers By JIM HINTELMANN almost scored in the third quarter when an RBC punt at his 5 and returned to the (ustillo, the last defender, stopped him. to the 28 and then RBC’s Joe Fontanella hit back Gary Birdsall, forced a fumble and ed at the 41. ng chance for St. John came after the RBC t reached the Caseys’ 25, helped by passes of rom B; 'all to Chris Demerest. But again ,er, caught three passes for 69 EL — Red Bank Catholic High School made one hp’ i offense and a number of them defensively John Vianney, 7-0, .Friday night in a Shore ' ” North football game. _ —. __ _ t play on offense came at the end , . MIDDLETOWN — Tara Healy won hi RBC had a fourth and two at the St. e vau tin ’ uneaven bars uarterback Steve Bott rolled out, fakt aandoff ® an,?. no and kept the ball on a bootleg. He slipped away! own 50,1 ckler and scored. d it over with Coach (Lou) Montana •’ • d to think that the pjav Kevin McCap “ Red Bank Catholic High School foot- ball’s defensive unit came up with one of its best efforts in holding Red Bank Regional to its lowest score of the sea- son in last Saturday’s Shore Conference “B” Division North game. Leading the defensive charge was senior linebacker Jim Miller, The Daily Register’s “Defensive Player of the Week.” Miller, a two-year varsity starte the Caseys, transferred fr% ” Morris Catholic ' key per ' ) aTs V r— surge in se, and tied n S cboo —iensi e- through fense with i back sacl Mancheste counter. M; game of tl Manchestei Van Gla out in unbe rout of R; tackles, ass vo quarter Mariano luable PI r Freeh� ue. He h. a good job ceivers. -wiv� and held the _uaiung in the second half. - uacKS and recovered a fumble. vis my best varsity game,” said Crawford, a two-, r. “The team wanted it real bad.” vas a „, 3ntanaro said.”We got a great effort from our .ught. 1, naritan 73.35 ui Parker won the floor ; —vise and bars, and Dave Pacheco took the vaulting and beam as Long Branch (3-3) downed Raritan (1-5). HOLMDEL — Unbeaten Red Bank fieT lSrSic-St John Vianney! Catholic (8-0) registered its eighth typical Red Bank_f straight shutout in girls scholastic ten- •tensive, he caught three passes irom his tight end position, good for 37 yards. The effort helped lift RBC to a 20-9 victory and gave Red Bank its first conference defeat. Also in contention were linebacker Tim Weimer of Mater Dei, defensive end Scott Van Glahn of Middletown North, cornerback Mark Mariano of Howell, linebacker Bob Amabile of Wall Reprinted from the Daily Sunday Register Reprinted from the Asbury Park Press Amabile Wall’s defe straight shi Pleasant B� The tw mentioned Player of I touchdowns goal. Apicelli star with si] Keeping Limber Front row: T. Healy, B. Popolo. Second row: C. Surgene, R. Mesemer, C. Jeannette, J. Zimski, R. Comerford, G. Jeannette. Third row: Coaches Kim Canepa, Laurel Stein. Back row: J. Doran, K. Raike. The 1982 Girl’s Gymnastics Team had an outstanding sea- son, winning nine of the ten dual meets they competed in. Senior captains Jill Doran and Kelly Raike led the girls under the supervision of Coach Kim Canepa and assistant Laurel Stein. Since they make up a young team, they show much promise of gymnastic success for RBC in the near future. 5 SCOREBOARD RBC Opponent 100.25 Brick Twp. 98.75 100.25 Middletown South 97.75 92.2 Monmouth Regional 79.2 92.5 Middletown North 78.15 98.5 Long Branch 82.75 98.4 Manasquan 68.75 97.65 Shore Regional 31.9 100.65 Holmdel 99.85 105.0 Rumson 106.15 Feet Don’t Fail Me Now Left center: Eric Proctor checks for the results. Right center: Marion Lamb eyes a competitor. Bottom right: Mi- chelle Eschert does her im- pression of a gazelle. The RBC Indoor Track Team puts much effort and dedication in everything they do. They have become an important part of the integral. Headed by Coach Rafter, the team practices anywhere, including the third floor hallway. These efforts became worth while when the team competed at RBR with other teams. Frank Baier had an impressive season with a number one finish in the state championship. Since the inception of the sport, the team has been nothing but victorious. Matmen Pin Season Bottom row: G. Mustillo, E. Grom, R. Kryzkowski, E. Valdez, J. Eberhardt, Second row: A. Rossano, D. Scotti, C. Bodner, D. Northridge. B. Anderson, J. Giegerich. Back row: S. Gironda, Coach Morton, M. Conte, D. Dentroux, J. Miller, E. Conover, T. Herring, D. Stamos, Coach Baglivio. Scoreboard RBC Opponent 12 TRS 55 18 Rumson 47 21 Middletown North 45 25 St. John Vianney 30 25 Finelands 31 35 Ocean 30 7 Middletown South 40 18 Monmouth Regional 38 12 Long Branch 50 26 Shore Regional 33 19 Point Beach 35 26 Mater Dei 33 Wrestling took a different turn this year. While many of the weight classes worked on rebuilding during the season, out standing perfro- mances were seen. Mike Conte, Jim Miller, and Glen Mustillio all had im- pressive seasons. The future looks promising with the return of both the JV and Frosh squads. All in all the Casey matmen showed outstanding dedication, sin- cere team cooperation and overall aggressiveness. Upward Bound Bottom row: D. Loysen, D. Scotti, F. Woods, J. Toborn, R. Stanziale. Second row: R. Mortell, J. Me Keon, T. Peck, B. Sepe, S. Falio. Back row: Coach Morton, T. Soos, M. Carr, Coach Baglivio, V. Lorenzo, S. Clark, D. Defrancesco. Bottom row: J. Dedorn, R. Fornacola, F. Woods, D. Scotti, D. Loysen, Second row: E. Conover, R. Martell, J. McKeon, T. Peck, B. Sepe, L. Lepore. Back row: Coach Morton, T. Soos, M. Carr, Coach Baglivio, S. Clarck, M. Daley, G. Lorenzato. 142 143 , i Left: Victory is sweet to Dave Loysen. Bottom Left: It’s true grit for T. Peck. Right: “I’ve | got you now” (D. Loysen) Bottom right: “Look that way” (R. Fornacola.) Going to the Limit Scoreboard RBC Opponent 50 Monmouth Regional 63 60 Long Branch 58 39 Ocean 24 71 Shore Regional 45 42 Rumson . 34 67 St. John Vianney 80 49 Red Bank Regional 48 63 St. Joe’s 45 46 St. Rose 79 36 Ocean 27 65 Monmouth Regional 41 53 St. Joe’s 43 49 Long Branch 40 45 Shore Regional 42 49 Rumson 50 56 St. John Vianney 62 57 Red Bank Regional 65 Bottom row: V. Peckus, D. Sheehan, C. Kenny. Second row: F. Allegra, S. Crowley, A. Serabis, D. Collins. Back row: Coach Ed Jones, A. Ducey, L. Fitzpatric, K. Smith, D. Joy, S. Slatter. Scoreboard RBC Opponent 54 Monmouth Regional 48 20 Long Branch 25 60 Ocean 23 52 Shore Regional 36 42 Rumson 29 46 St. John Vianney 47 41 Red Bank Regional 33 24 St. Joe’s 28 34 St. Rose 39 39 Ocean 6 40 Monmouth Regional 38 38 Long Branch 36 37 St. Joe’s 18 54 Shore Regional 22 41 Rumson 50 37 St. John Vianney 34 48 Red Bank Regional 32 Bottom row: K. Van Bloom, M. Alter, S. Mallon. Second row: J. Miller, M. Marrin, K. Zankert, E. Sweeney, C. Profaci, L. Friel, Back row: B. Robinson, P. Zampetti, L. Callahan, K. O’Brosky, A. Peabody, Coach Santaseri. 144 Above left: Alice Ducey maintains control for the Caseys. Left: Liz Fitzpa- tric keeps her eye on the ball. Above center: Alice Ducey putting the plan into action. Above (directly): Maureen Alter maintains an advantage. Above right: Diane Joy displays her form. This year’s RBC Basketball Team, under the direc- tion of Coach Jones, displayed their constant desire for excellence. The combination of talent and dedi- cation led to the number one desire of the team; winning. Not only did the team qualify for the State Tournament, but they also placed second in the Casey Tournament. 145 The Right Stuff Middle: Joe Arnone watches for the results. Right: Jack Verdon pocks the plan. Bot- tom right: Bob Serabis gives the defence the slip. Bottom row: B. Serabis, J. Pillari, S. Kissell, D. Boyle, F. Durnien, D. DeLisa, J. O’Hern. Back row: Coach Levin, Fr. McGrath, M. Healy, T. Smith, J. Verdon, M. Fairlie, J. Arnone, Coach Page, Coach Cross. Missing: T. Walsack. RBC Scoreboard Opponent 65 Monmouth Regional 66 44 Freehold Twsp. 45 43 Long Branch 53 55 Mater Dei 61 54 Henry Hudson 49 57 Ocean 62 50 Shore Regional 38 42 Rumson 62 45 St. John Vianney 67 54 Red Bank Regional 94 44 St. Joseph’s 65 44 St. Rose 54 50 Ocean 65 79 Monmouth Regional 63 57 St. Joseph’s 58 48 Long Branch 60 49 Shore Regional 51 66 Rumson 38 42 St. John Vianney 54 59 Red Bank Regional 74 49 St. Rose 54 The 1983 Basketball Team did possess the right stuff, which enabled them to reach the top of the Casey pyramid. The determination, the cool courage, and tbe sheer desire led the team to victory. Returning to the team was veteran exper- ience revitalized by new blood. The Ca- sey future looks promising by the fine performances of the underclassmen team members. Much thanks is given to Head Coach Cross for his help. Left: Jack Verdon makes a text book shot. Left center: Joe Pillari dispalys an excel- lent lay-up. Bottom left: Joe Arnone doesn’t let the de- fence get him down. Bottom left center: A perfect example of the right stuff. (Bob Serabis) Future Hoopsters Front row: P. Lynch, S. Carrselli, J. Donlan, K. Clarke, B. Matzal. Back row: J. Pillari, R. Chambers, M. Farlie, D. Dow, B. Cullen, J. O’Hern, Coach Levin. J. Gildmen, D. Judge, D. Orjuela, G. Calt, S. Clark, C. Manconey. Second row: J. Apisa, J. Arnone, T. Moran, G. Flanagan, C. Halsey, C. Archer, Coach Page. Back row: C. Cuozzo, D. Tilton, T. Rogers, B. Moran, L. Japinka. 148 Keeping Track On Track Above left: J. McTague starts his final comeback. Above right: Clarence Harris passes his opponent. Below left: John Connelly nears the finish line. Below right: Eric Proctor rounds a turn. The 1983 Boys’ Track Team, headed by Coach Rafter, had an ex- tremely successful season. Every member of the team had their own individual successes and also managed to bring the team to victory. They hurdled all obstacles and managed to sprint to the top the Shore Conference standings. Many thanks are given to Coach Rafter for his incentive, patience, and understanding. 149 V. f i Upper left: Down the finishing stretch. Upper right: Horseing around. Center left; Easy does it. Center right: Team effort. Bottom left: Des Varady What?’ The 1983 Girl’s Track Team began practicing in early March, training to defend their “B” North tri-state title. This year’s young and powerful team, under new coach Mr. Santasiere worked hard to maintain a strong tradition of excellence in the sport. Since track is a diverse sport involving a variety of skills, the Seniors proved invaluable by providing a wealth of exper- ience and depth to the team. They will be sorely missed. 151 Swinging Everyone looked forward to the 1983 Base- ball season. The Caseys put on a strong performance with several returning letter- men and new team members. This season the Caseys certainly were mighty at the bat. Above left: Tom Kelly goes for a double play. Above right: Fran Durnien waits for the runner to take one more step. Above left center: Sean O’Connor relays the ball home. Above center right: The follow through is displayed by Rick Bohl. Right: Joe Pillari goes for downtown. I Into Action Above left: T. Gurrato executes a smooth serve. Above right: Pete Jones completes his follow through. Left center: Rob Schenone hits a return with shere determination. Right center: So! Provan hits a solid forehand. Left: D. Gillesnan will do anything to return a shot. The RBC Boys Tennis Team proved that they could handle any amount of pressure. The team gained more recognition as they became more victorious. The return of previous letter winners and some new members proved to be a worthy competitor. Caseys at the Bat Front row: T. Shevlin, F. Allegra, K. Raike, D. Sheehan, P. Zampetti, S. Malion, D. Abbes. Back row: Coach Canepa, S. Piney, M. Debbs, J. Heilig, J. Hasselman, L. Callahan, E. Paraskevas, A. Ducey, L. Fitzpatrick, C. Profaci. Below: Fran waits for the ominous pitch. Dianne burning it across the plate. Clockwise from below: Diane Abbes, Karen Raike and Michele Debbs upholding the tradition of going batty. 155 Casey Swingers The 1983 golf season had a swinging start this year based on the return of experienced lettermen and able substitutes. The team’s expectations were fulfilled because of an ex- cellent potential of all team members. The team captured many victories, dis- playing their good form on the golf course. Many thanks are given to Coach McCue for his help and concern. Left: Mike Kelly displays accurate judgement. Below Left: Con- centration is the key for Woody Erhardt. Below: John Connelly anticipates an accurate swing. ... xxtyxcorx} tjt flouts ) QcxyWt b x ), jc fytjouis }3 £) Xya cX)o5txy zboxic all bea5fc of eatrlV xityljtyoiux) Juniors Christine Abbatiello Jennifer Abel Charlene Accardi Smile for the camera! (Laura Altschul) Allison Addler Michael Alexander Laura Altschul Maryann Ames Kimberly Anderson Joseph Arnone Christine Baiano Theresa Bakos Lynn Bannan Marie Bantin Nicole Baret Daniel Barry Wendi Bevaoqua Lynda Bloom Marian Bloom Christopher Bodner Robert Boehning Richard Bohl Stacey Bondon Christopher Boss David Boyle Michele Bremekamp Phyllis Brennan Jennifer Brown Gregory Bruno Kimberly Burbic Amy Byrnes Kelly Cahill Kerry Capell Lorella Carbone Meg Carman John Carroll Karen Carroll “Pam did it, 1 swear!” (Barbara Davis and Pam Culos) Patricia Cavagnaro Joseph Cavanagh Michael Cerchio Lisa Christopher William Ciaccio Anne Ciesla Shannon Clayton Kelliann Coffey Debra Collins John Connelly Eva Conover Kelliann Corcoran Kevin Creighton Russell Creighton Lynn Crotty Douglas Crowley Pamela Culos Allison Cuneo Kimberly Cuozzo Tracy Curtiss Andrea Damato Class moderator Mrs. Belmonte. Rachel Danish Barbara Davis Denise De Francesco Christine De Gregorio I Hungry Rebels! Deborah Dehainaut Michele Del Boccio David De Lisa Wayne Dentroux Debra Desocio Beth De Sousa Grace Devine Kathleen Dillon Sharon Doerr Robert Donohue Celine Dowd Susan Duckworth Brian Duffy Siobhan Dunn Joseph Eberhardt Jennifer Eckstein Kim Elvin Lisa Enright Tell us another story! (Arthur Rimmele) Walter Erhardt James Erickson Michael Fairlie Patricia Fitzgerald Joseph Fitzpatrick Tracy Flint Patricia Flood Kelly Foley George Ford Robert Freeman NO PHOTO NO PHOTO Pablo Gadenz Anastasia Gallagher Cheryl Gant Robert Gedrys Stamie Giallouraki John Giegerich Monkey see, monkey do! (Mike Cerchio, Todd Walsak, Bill Ciaccio, Rick Bohl) Amy Gill Daniel Gilsenan Sheila Gironda Adrianne Grant Mary Green Kathleen Griffen William Groh Edward Grom Kelly Guariglia Ann Guinnessey Melissa Haggerty Bronwyn Haley Bernadette Halpin Bridget Hannon Lester Harvey Evelyn Hasemann Turn number 2 for Michele Bremekamp. Julie Hasselman William Hauselt Kelly Healey Tara Healy Jennifer Heilig Marianna Hendricks Anthony Herring Mary Herring Marc Hertel Gail Hinds Michael Hoekstra Kathleen Hollywood Diane Homa The Three Stooges. (Diane Scott, Marlene Santaniello, Cheryl Gant) Patricia Horohoe Laurie Huresky John Inserra Gabrielle Ivone Gina Jennette Kathleen Johnson Kristen Johnson Michele Joly Peter Jones Thomas Joyce Neil Kalkowski Paul Kaminski First place winner in the Richard Klotz look-alike contest. Colleen Keane Patrick Keegan Thomas Kelley Loren Kelly Thomas Kelly Caroline Kenny Pierce King Charles Kirman 164 Richard Klotz Richard Knudsen Linda Kristiansen Kimberly Kurman Richard Krzyzkowski Carrie Larkin Robert Larson Marlene Leon Kathleen Leroux Melissa Lewis Conscientious Juniors. Helena Lillvik James Lizotte Michael Lohn Vincent Lorenzo Rebecca Lowe Corinne Mac Laughlin Michael Mac Study Patricia Mahon Stephen Manrell Maria Mansfield Matthew Marhan Thomas Masonis Joseph Mazzucca Daniel Me Alonie Keep smiling, Mary Kim Herring! Collin McCarter Mark Me Cue Regina Me Donald I Meghan Me Gann Tara Me Grath Kevin Me Hale Mary Me Murray Rodney Meyer Angela Micchelli Robin Miesimer John Migliazza Are you sure? (Diane Homa) Barbara Ministri Tod Moran Jill Morley Clare Morris Diana Mulcahy Patrick Mulvaney Lynda Muratore Elizabeth Murphy Mary Muscillo Louis Mustillo Anne Naimoli Jill Nalducci Theresa Nappi Terumi Neufeld Million dollar smile! (Lisa Parenty) David Northridge John Nugent Deborah Nye Christian O’Brien Gail O’Brien Peter O’Connell I Teresa O’Dwyer Bridget O’Hara James O’Hara John O’Hern Kerry O’Neil NO PHOTO NO PHOTO Daniel O’Neill Scott Page To the rescue! Ellen Paraskevas Lisa Parenty Virginia Peckus David Pereira Lisa Persiponko Cheryl Petti Jacqueline Pflug Joseph Pillari Susanne Piney Donna Pontecorvo Beth Ann Popolo Christine Potensky Who us? (Charlie Ryan, Pegeen Tilton) Rita Price Rosalba Procopio Michelle Pujals Franz Rabauer Lisa Rancatore Jill Readie Wendy Rebollo Christopher Renzo 1 That special turn . . . Lauren Ricci Arthur Rimmele Tavia Robinson Karen Roche Carroll Ryan Charles Ryan Mary Sailing Marlene Santiello Sandra Satter Matthew Savaiko Gabriel Scala Nancy Schaad Robert Schenone Rebecca Schlossberg Sean Scialfa Diane Scott David Scotti Amy Serabis Joanne Screen Richard Seaman Christine Sheehan Karen Smith Gail Smithson Daphne Stamos Joseph Stango Roberto Stanziale Sarah Strong Maureen Sullivan Christine Supino Stacy Sylvia Jill Szlasa Mark Thompson Stacy Thompson Pegeen Tilton Mary Joe Tivenan Amy Tracy Suzanne Trefurt Joseph Varady Lucille Varricchio Anthony Verneri Eileen Villa Paula Vinci Laura Vitalo Robert Wall Christopher Walsack Mr. Bedell turns Karen Roche’s ring. Brian Walsh Kathleen Walsh The Adventures of Literature. (Beth Popolo, Liz Murphy. Robin Meisemer) Denise Watson James Westbrock William Westbrock Peter Wilcox Catherine Williams Robin Woods Ronald Worobel Sherie Worthington Nancy Yacka Gina Zaleski (adjatj itjduftdual Mar, tq eVg era uqu etst Sophomores... Aries A Aguar� us , y-r • Photoijt V 1 V Q' 'Fq 7=F Taurus jShotoi N CygnuX « � I AoriccL . s j V l L'—' taprit -v £j. SefP VLyru . cj;1? ;W T™ A Cac inoL • A V J rv r n N v w Cen+oturus - V Wydr� . - ■ N- , v Co ier jWus x v Spicot 1 I ophiu � 5, , P OeneboVa Serpens V-' 6oo+e$ Jennifer Abbes David Adamitis Robin Akin Amy Anderson April Anderson Eric Anderson Lisa Annone Stephen Arbachesky Lupe Elo Arboleda Steven Argast Vasmine Arjoumandi Nicholas Bacsak Center: Proud prez Pat Marley. Vivian Baguer Christina Baier Bruce Ballehr Regina Bandini Gregory Barish Heidi Battschinger Lori Beagen Katherine Beal Kerrie Beckley Tara Beckley Deborah Benson Jennifer Bertodatti Debra Boden Ilona Boedart Stephen Boehning Kathleen Bordonali William Borgia Cara Borneo Kathleen Boyle Dirk Bramhall HO PHOTO i ' One casualty of Sophomore slump — Christine Hilton. Maurice Bremekamp Anita Brokken Karen Bruno Laura Burke Scott Burke Adrianne Byrne Kristen Cahill Nicole Cavivano Lynn Callahan Christine Canova Frank Capaci Christopher Caputo Stephen Carasia Gregory Cardone Brian Carey Susanne Carey Suzanne Carey Jody Caroselli Kevin Carrino David Carroll Joanne Carton Jeffrey Casper Maria Cerchio Nicole Cernigliaro Richard Chambers Gregory Chandler Nairi Checkosky Sophomore football spectator Anita Brokken. I Joseph Ciarella Kevan Clarke Gail Cleffi John Cody Christopher Conk Robert Connors Thomas Conway Elizabeth Coolahan Cheryl Copeland Timothy Coulson Lisa Crispine Deidre Cronin Brooks Cullen Kathleen Dalm James Daly Robert Darley Tracy De Luca Jeffrey De Oliveira Biology buffs Jenna Abbes and Josette Loeffler. Teri De Rosa Diane Derzinski Beth Devine Sandra Di Cesare Lawrence Di Chiara Thomas Dillon Christine Donahue Jerome Donlon Anthony D’Onofrio Kelly Doran Donald Dow Kathleen Dow Jacqueline Doyle Alice Ducey Leah Dunn Patricia Dwyer Darcie Edelkraut Catherine Erving Michele Eschert Lynne Fagan Stephen Falco Nicholas Famular Carolyn Fee Janet Feeney Cross country managers Jeanine Rossano and Mary Kate Graham, awaiting the arrival of the victors. Katherine Ferragina John Fieramosca Carolyn Fierro Lisa Finn Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Kyle Flaherty Douglas Ford Carol Galiano Carrie Gardner Holly Garreau Anthony Garruto Joseph Gatti Robert Giammona John Giles Rdbert Girard Alberto Gomez Shawn Goode David Gorman Maureen Gorman Jennifer Graham Mary Graham Janine Grassi Michael Greco Wendy Groh Life at lunch — Mike Shorey and Kieth Steneck. Christine Guidera Patricia Guinnessey Dana Hall Douglas Hamann Jon Hamann Stacy Handler Aileen Hanrahan Kathryn Harth Gretchen Hauselt Kathleen Hernandez Michael Herrmann Robert Hill Christina Hilton Thomas Hintelmann Sandra Holloway Suzanne Holsey Stephen Houck Brian Hunt Betsy Her A chuckle for the camera, please Maureen O’Brien Zorana Ilic Thomas Imbach George Jablonsky Michelle Jackson Christina Jennette Cheryl Johnson Patty Moran calling the play. Ann Joyce Jennifer Kaminski Richard Kane Susan Kane Anna Karnish Ross Kasun Nancy Keegan Anne Kelly Jennifer Kelly Siobhan Kenny Rudolph Kircher Scott Kirkpatrick Scott Kissell Craig Kornett Lori Kotch Mona Krikorian Mary Krugh Mary Kubis Raymond Kurian Maureen Laffey Linda Lambertson Lisa Lange Charlotte Langeveld Patrice Lanza Don’t let the face fool you Stephen Houck Joseph Larkin Kathleen Leach Robert Legere Robert Lewis Darlene Lisowsky Colleen Loftus Donna Loock Gregory Lubriana Robert Luciano Peter Lynch Cathy Malague Susan Mallon Yes, its Candid Camera. (Anna Karnish) Regan Mansur Susan Marchant Patrick Marley Maureen Martin Michael Martin Cheryl Mathies Jeanine Mattan Pamela Me Auliffe Timothy Me Carthy Kathleen Me Connell John Me Donald Maureen Me Donnell David Me Gurl Kim Me Lean Maura Me Mahon Mary Me Namara Sharon Me Tague Tracey Meace Marianne Meade Kathleen Metskus Laura Mitchell Hamming it up between classes. (Ann Kelly, Lisa Finn and Carol Galiano) Richard Moore Patricia Moran Margaret Morris Robert Motzel 1 Christopher Muldaur Timothy Mulvaney Happiness is lunch break. (Kyle Primavera, Kelly Doran, Carrie Gardner, Diane Derzinski, and Wendy Groh) Anthony Musicllo Karin Nahas Jacqueline Nappi Laura Nelsen Suzanne Nelson Jenee Niblack Patrick Niro Erin O’Brien Maureen O’Brien Erin O’Bryan Margaret O’Dwyer Margaret O’Neill Felicia O’Shea Glenn Oneidas Steven Organek Thomas Ottombrino Debra Paddack Alessandra Palma Richard Palumbo Ann Peabody Maureen Pearce Cassandra Phares Robbie — The way we remember him best. William Phillips Marypat Picco Roseanne Pillari Kyle Primavera Cristina Profaci Patricia Ramos Robert Rauffer Edward Reilly Mark Reitman Ann Ribsam Michael Riccardi Elaine Ries Investigative Environment Christine Rietzke Carol Robbins Alicia Robertson Elizabeth Robinson Leigh Rollo Rose Rooney Jeanine Rossano Andrew Rovito Joeis Russo Sheila Ryan Ann Sage Deb Saum Dodjie Sanchez Kenneth Scarinzi Joseph Schmitt Pamela Schnabolk You’ve got the look — (Mary Prentice) Victoria Schweers Regina Scialli Philip Sciortino Robert Serabis Anne Shaw Brain Shea James Sheahan Eric Shellenberg Michael Shorey Felicia Short Virginia Slanzi Colleen Smith Kimberly Smith Jill Smithson Joseph Spernal Kelly Steadman Keith Steneck David Stesner Caprice Stevenson Steven Stiver Smiles of victory — Anita Brokken and April Anderson Anita Strawn John Terol Christine Theodore Megan Thompson Sara Timney Josette Loeffler Robin Tooze Eileen Toto Elizabeth Towns Kristine Towns Suzanne Tyls Sandra Uscinski Emilio Valdes Joan Vena Elise Vincelette Paul Wagar David West Susan Wild Kristin Willerodt Catherine Wilson Raymond Worrell Louis Wycoff Margaret Zampetti Kristen Zuidema Freshmen BEAUTY IS IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER I Craig Abbes Roseann Accardi Mary Ahern Josette Akers Marianne Alberque Maureen Alter David Anchundia Derek Anderson Margaret Andrews Joe Apisa Colin Archer John Arnone Magdalis Aviles Maria Baguer Richard Baino “Got my top hat . . . ” (Charlotte Lo Buono, Aileen Kahrar, Karen Zenkert) Anne Bakos Lisa Bambace Scott Baret John Battista Joesph Bellavia Suzanne Bennett Jill Bertodatti Maureen Black Robin Bolen William Borden Michael Botti Eileen Boylan John Brockriede, Jr. Thomas Buckman Melissa Burden Michele Burgoyne Ralph Byrne Pamela Caine Kelly Callahan Gregory Calt Wendy Campagna Loriana Carbone Patricia Carlo Tracey Caroselli 184 Michael Carr Kimberli Carter Ann Catroppa Patrick Cattanach Gerard Cerqua Jennifer Chambers Harry Chebookjian Alan Choback, Jr. Mary Ciesla David Clark Stephen Clark Dawn Codispoti Gemma Collins Ronanne Comerford Jeff Conte Lisa Conte Alida Coo Eileen Costanzo E. Brooke Creighton Denise Crispino Angela Cruz Helen Cummings Gary Cuozzo, Jr. Pasquale Cuppari Tucker Cusick James D Ambrosio Michael Daley George Darley Joann De Francesco Angela De Gregorio Thomas De Jong Robert De Maria Jacqueline De Meo Patricia De Monte Gary De Sarno Catherine Decker Kim Del Boccio Scott Del Boccio Julieann Dennis 185 Carolyn Desmond Laura Devan Faith Devine Jennifer Diaz Micaela Dingle Debby Disakisa Brian Dominguez Leiga Doninger Tory Donnelly Mary Dougherty Susan Dow Lisa Drayton Susan Duffy Stacian Emmons Kelly Erhardt Joesph Estenes Christopher Fairlie David Falcone Matthew Faris Nicholas Faulhaber Lynne Feigenbaum Michael Ferraro Louis Fitzgerald Gregory Flanagan Kathleen Flood Raymond Fornicola Graceann Francesconi Lisa Freeman Siobhra Freyne Elizabeth Friel Melissa Fucci Denise Furlong Michael Furlong Allan Gardner Kristi Gedrys Alison Gerber Christopher Gibbons Denise Gibson Coleen Gill Patrick Gill Joesph Gilpin Robert Gilpin Tara Gilroy Eva Gimble Tracy Glenny Shannon Goode Stephanie Graniero Rachal Grant 186 No Maureen, the camera is over here! (Maureen Black) James Griffin Scott Griffin Richard Grimmer Susan Gross Lisa Gudicello John Haar Julia Hall Stacie Hall Laura Hamrock Caroline Hasselmann John Hays, Jr. Amy Hayter Robert Hempstead Darren Henry Sheri Henry Mary Herman Freshman girls enjoy one of the first assemblies at R.B.C. Monica Herring Matthew Hertel Robert Hoffman Eileen Hollywood Charles Holsey Sharon Homa A camera shy Freshman. Elaine lacopino Karen Imbach Mark Jackson Louis Jakub Anthony Johnson Daniel Judge Lee Jupinka Tanya Jushchuk Shannon Kaeli Shari Kaesler Aileen Kahrar Jodi Kakos Look out for the evil eye! (Tricia DeMonte) John Keegan Alysson Keelen Jill Kelley James Kelly H GfeatSanDii Cwroj 188 Maureen Kelly Patrick Kelly Peter Kiczek Elizabeth Klem Lauren Kornott Patricia Krugh Susan Krzyzkowski Maggie Kuhlmann Melinda Kurian Andrea La Rosa Dona Lamb Rhovia Lambino Lisa Landi Peter Langeveld Michael Lee Theresa Legere Linda Lepore Mary Lewis Michelle Lipka John Little Charlotte Lo Buono Suzanne Loeffler Eileen Logan Tera Lombardo Gabrieli Lorenzato David Loysen Linda Lypchak Laura Mac Laughlin Teriann Mack Michele Madsen R. Holly Mahon Michele Malague Katherine Mandica David Manrell Allison Manry Patrick Mansfield Christopher Marotta Margaret Marrin Richard Martel Walter Matejovic Patricia Me Auliffe Cassandra Me Clure Bruce McCoach Patricia Me Daniel Gary Me Geddy Colleen Me Grath Colleen Me Grath Dennis Me Manus Clement Meccia Christopher Menconi 189 Hold That Pose!! (Brian Dominguez) Alisa Messner Maria Micale Michael Miccio Dominick Migliazza Vito Migliazza Jeanne Miller Darren Mills Jacqueline Moncion Mark Monteleone Kimberly Moore Thomas Moran William Moran Dawn Mosca David Mote John Mottes Jennifer Motzel Sheila Muldaur Karen Mullins Bryan Murphy Kelly Nastasio Christine Neu Pamela Newell Gina Nitti Peter Nordhausen Kellie O’Bosky Amy O’Brien Kelly O’Brien Patricia O’Bryne Jeanne O’Connor Christopher O’Donnell Christopher O’Rourke David Orejuela Stacy Palazzo Tee Peck Cassie Petren Sean Pflug 190 “Happiness is ... ” (Timothy Plummer) Timothy Plummer Mary Prentice Barbara Quinlan James Quirk Maria Ranko Heidi Rausch Christine Reagen Johanna Repert Suzanne Rieger Mary Jean Riordan Kathleen Rouch Anthony Rogers Daniel Rosa Kathleen Rose H. John Ruddy Joesph Ruscavage Sharon Ryan Darren Salotti Paul Sanguinetti Nancy Scala Rosella Schiano Patricia Schott Georgette Scimeca Newest fashion trend??? (Faith Devine) Gina Scimeca James Sciortino Daniel Scotti John Scrivanic Heather Sculthorpe Heidi Sculthorpe William Sepe Lisa Sestito Adele Shafer Maria Sigmond Michael Siino Anne Smith Two little kittens found their mittens. (Denise Gibson, Debby Disakias) ■ 11 I Dawn Sommers Timothy Soos Kevin Stone, Jr. Susan Streberger Michele Stroffolino Carolyn Suda Deirdre Sullivan Stephanie Suppa Christeen Surgent Erin Sweeney John Taborn Brendan Talbot Christine Talbot Caterina Tedesco Douglas Tilton Kelley Toohey Christine Tursi Tracey Tyrell HO PHOTO f 192 Peek-a-boo!! (Charles Holsey) Anne Vaccaro Kimberley Valeriani Kathlane Van Bloom Philip Varricchio Joesph Velba Kim Vignolini Margaret Walsh Susan Walsh Elizabeth Wiengarten Todd Wier Leslie Wherett Rhonda Williams Tammara Williams Thomas Williams James Wolejsca Francis Woods Nancy Wotycha Kristin Wurst Christine Xenakis Mark Young You’re Kidding!!! (Sharon Ryan, Eva Gimble) Betsy Zee Karen Zenkert 193 Jennifer Ziemski Gary Zito Aa Abbatiello, Cristlne 160 Abbesc, Craig 123, 184 Abbes, Diane 18, 154, 155 Abbes. Jennifer 112, 125 Abel, Jennifer 160 Adamitis, David 172 Adcock. Paul 18 Accardi. Charlene 160 Accardi, Roseanne 184 Addler, Allison 160 Ahern, Mary 184 Akers, Josette 184 Akin, Robin 172, 70 Alberque. Marianne 184, 72 Albertson, Clifford 18, 125 Alexander, Michael 160 Allan. Terrance 9, 18 Ailegfa. Frances 12, 18, 70, 154 . Alter, Mary Louise 18, 32, 33, 90 Alter, Maureen 184, 130 Altschul, Laura 160 Ames, Maryann 165 Amorelli, Jeff 19, 133 Anchundia, David 123. 184, 125 Anderson, Amy 1.72 Anderson, April 172 Anderson, Derek 184 Anderson. Eric 172 Anderson, Robert 19, 36. 141 Anderson, Kimberly 160, 89 Andrews, Margret 184, 73 Annone, Lisa 87, 172 Apisa. Dawn 19 Apisa, Joe 184, 148 Arbachesky, Stephen 172, T32 Arboleda, Lupe 172 . : Archer, Colin 184 Sot Argast, Steven 172 Arjoumandi, Yasmine 172 jg£ Arnone, John 184 • Arnone, Joseph 160, 146 Ashkenis, Mary Jean 16. 19, 21. 70 Avil§«� , Magdalis 184 Bb Baino, David 19 Biano, Richard 184 Bacsak. Nicholas 172 Baguer, Vivian 172 Baier, Christine 172, 130 Baier, Frank 19, 126 Baguer, Maria 184 Ballard, Robin 19, 38, 89 Ballehr, Bruce 172, 132 Bakos, Anne 184 Bakos, Theresa 160 Balletta, Gerard 19, 133 Bambace, Lisa 184, 70 Bandini, Regina 172 Bannan, Lynn 87, 160 Bantin, Marie 160, 89 Barbara, Lee 20 EBaret. Nicole 160, 70 Baret. Scott 184 132 Barich, Gregory 172 Barmore, Karen 20, 56 Barry. Daniel 160 Battista, John 126, 184 Battschinger. Heidi 172 Beagen, Lori 172 Beal, Katherine 172 Beckley, Kerrie 172 Beckley, Tara 172 Beliavia, Joseph 184 Belmont, Mary 20 Bennett, Suzanne 184 Benson, Deborah 172, 90 Bertodatti, Jennifer 172 Berth. John 20 Bertodatti, Jill 184 Bertolaml, Maria 20. 68. 70 Bevacqua. Wendi 160 Bivona, Lisa 20, 80. 90 Black,.Maureen 87, 184. 187 Bloom, Lynda 87, 160 Bloom, Marian 160, 73 Boden, Debra 172 Bodner, Christopher 160, 125, 141 Boedhart, Ilona 172 Boehning, Robert 160 Boehning, Stephen 172. 132 Bohl, Richard 160. 125 Bolen. Robin 184 Bondon. Stacey 87. 160 Borden. William 126, 184 Bordonali, Kathleen 172 Borgia, William 172 Borneo, Cara 172 Boss. Christopher 160 Boss, Sonia 21 Bott, Stephen 21, 122, 125 Botti, Christopher 16, 21 Botti, Michael 123, 184, 133 Boylan, Eileen 184 Boyle, Ann 21 Boyle, David 160, 146 Boyle, Kathleen 172. 89 Boyle, Linda 8, 21, 89 Bramhall. Dirk 172 Bremekamp, Maurice 73 87 Bremekamp, Michele 160 Brawley, Mark 21. 133 Breiter, Margaret 22 Brennan, Phyllis 160 Brennan, Thomas 11, 22 Brockriede, John 184, 125 Brokken, Anita 73 Brown. Jacqueline 22 Brown, Jennifer 160 Bruno, Gregory 160, 125 Bruno, Karen 73 Buckman. Thomas 184, 125 Burbic, Kimberly 87. 160 Burden, Melissa 184, 130 Burgoyne, Michele 69, 184 Burke, Laura 73 Burke. Scott 73. 78 Burne. Adrianne 73 Burns. Andrew 16, 22, 29 Byrnes. Amy 160 Baiano, Christine 160 Cc Cahill. Kelly 161, 130 Cahill, Kristin 73 Cainel. Pamela 184 Caivano, Nicole 73. 90 Callahan. Kelly 123, 184 Callahan. Lynn 73, 154 Calt. Greg 123, 184. 125, 148 Campagna, Brian 22 Campagna, Wendy 184 Canova, Christin 73 Capaci, Frank 73 Capell, Kerry 161, 70 Caputo. Christopher 73. 132 Carasia. Stephen 73 Carbone. Lorella 161 Carbone, Loriana 184 Cardone, Gregory 73 Cardone, Tracey 8. 22 Carey. Brian 73. 132 Carey, Suzanne 73 Carey, Suzanne 73 Carlo. Patricia 69. 184, 90 Carman, Meg 161 Carroll, John 151, 125 Carroll, Karen 161 Caroselli. Jody 73. 70, 89. 125 Caroselli, Tracey 184 Carr, Michael 185, 142 Carrino. Kevin 73 Carroll, David 73, 78, 125 Carter, Kim 185 Carton, Christopher 7, 22 Carton, Joanne 73 Casper, Jeffrey 73 Catroppa, Ann 185 Cattanach, Patrick 185 Cavagnaro, Patricia 161, 80 Cavanagh, Joseph 7. 161. 170 Cavanagh. Stephen 22 Cerchio. Maria 73 Cerchio, Michael 161, 125 Cernigliaro, Nicole 73, 80 Cerqua, Gerald 185, 125 Chambers, Jennifer 185, 72. 185 Chambers, Richard 15, 73, 148 Chandler, Gregory 73, 125 Chandler, Pamela 23, 34 Chandler. Paul 23 Chebookjian, Harry 123, 185, 125 Checkosky, Nairi 73 Chehanske. James 23 Chiarella, Joseph 174 Choback. Allan 123, 185, 125 ; Chojnacki, Robert 23 Christopher, Lisa 161 Ciaccio. William 161 Ciesla, Anne 161, 130, 151 Ciesla, Mary 185. 172 Clark, David 184. 132 Clarke, Kevan 174, 125, 132 Clark, Stephen 185, 142, 148 Clayton, Shannon 151 Cleffi. Gail 174 Codispoti, Dawn 185 Cody, John 174 Coffey, Kelliann 161 Colabelli, Richard 23, 47 Cod. Alida 185 Coleman, Cynthia 23 Collins. Debra 161 Collins, Gemma 86. 185 Collins, William 23 Comerford. Ronanne 185, 138 Conk, Christopher 174 Conley, Paul 23 Connelly, Catherine 24. 89, 90 Connelly, Dorothy 24 Connelly, John 126. 161. 156 Connors, Robert 126, 174 Conover, Edward 14. 24. 52. 142 Conover, Eva 86, 161 Conte. Jeff 185 Conte. Michael 24, 73 Conte. Susan 24 Conte, Lisa 185. 72 Conway, Thomas 174, 125 Coolahan, Elizabeth 174 Copeland, Cheryl 174 Cooner. Jeanmarie 24 Corcoran. Kelliann 161 Costan20, Eileen 185 Cottell. Patrick 24. 70, 125 Coulson. Timothy 174. 78. 132 Crane, Marilouise 21. 24 Creighton, Brooke 185 Creighton, Kevin 151, 125 Critchley, Raymond 25 Creighton, Russell 161 Crispine, Lisa 174 Crispino, Denise 185 Cronin. Deidre 174 Cronin, Rachael 25 Crotty. Lynn 161, 70 Crowley, Susanne 25 Culos, Pamela 161 Cruz, Angela 185. 72 Cullen. Brooks 174, 148 Cummings. Helen 185 Cuneo, Allison 161. 78 Cuozzo. Gary 123, 185. 125 Cuozzo, Kimberly 161 Cuppari, Pasquale 185 Curnayn, James 24 Curtiss, Tracy 161 Cusick. Tucker 185 Dd Dalm, Kathleen 174 Daley, Michael 185, 142 Daly, James 174, 125 D’Ambrosio, James 185, 132 194 Damato, Andrea 161 73. Damato, Michael 25 Danish, Rachel 69, 161, 70. 89 Dariey, George 185 Dariey, Robert 174 Davis, Barbara 161 Deady. Rhonda 25 Decker, Catherine 185 Debbs. Michele 26, 154. 155 DeFrancesco, Denise 87, 161, 142 DeFrancesco, Joanne 87, 185 DeGregoric. Angela 185 DeGregorio, Christine 161 Dehainaut, Deborah 162, 70 DeJong, Thomas 123. 185, 123. 125 DelBoccio, Kim 185 DelBoccio. Michele 162 DelBoccio, Scott 185 DeLisa. David 162, 146 Deluca, Tracy 174 DeMaria. Robert 123. 185, 125 DeMeo, Jacqueline 185 DeMonte, Patricia’ T85, 188, 130 Dennis, Julieann 185, 89 Dentroux, Wayne 162, 141 DeOliveira. Jeffrey 174 DeRobbio, Tracey 26, 29 DeRosa. Teri 174 DeSarno, Gary 185 Desmond, Carolyn 186 Derzinski, Diane 174 Derztnski, Eileen 26 DeSantis, Robert 26 D’Espssito, Joseph 19, 26 Desocio, Debra 162, 79 DeSousa, Beth 162 Devan. Laura 186 Devine, Beth 174, 130 Devine, Faith 186, 191. 72, 70 Devine, Grace 162 DeVira, Susan 26 Devlin. Francis 26 Diaz, Jennifer 186 DiCesare, Sandra 174, 73 DiCesare, Teresa 26, 68 DiCharol, Lawrence 174 Dillon, Kathleen 162 Dillon, Thomas 174 Dingle, Micaela 186 Disakias. Debby 186, 192 Doerr, Sharon 162, 71. 90 Dominguez, Brian 123. 186, 190, 125 Donahue, Christine 175 Doniger, Leiga 186 Donlon, Jerome 175, 78, 125 Donnelly, Mary 27. 58 Donnelly, Victoria 186, 77 Donofrio, Anthony 175 Donohue, Robert 162 Doran, Jill 27. 70, 138 Doran, Kelly 175, 90 Dougherty. John 14, 27 Dougherty. Mary 186 Dow. Donald 175, 148 Dow. Kathleen 175, 73, 90, 130 Dow. Robert 27. 122. 125 Dow, Susan 186, 130 Dowd, Celine 162 Doyle. Jacqueline 86. 175 Drayton. Lisa 186, 79 Ducey, Alice 70, 154. 175 Duckworth, Susan 162 Duffy. Brian 162 Duffy. Pamela 27 Duffy, Susan 69, 186, 130 Dunn, Leah 175 Dunn. Siobhan 86. 162, 70, 72 Durnien, Francis 7, 27, 146 Durst, Margaret 18, 28 Dwyer, Patricia 175 Ee Eberhardt, Joseph 162, 141 Eckstein, Jennifer 162. 70 EdelkrauL barcie 174, 89 Edelkraut, Denise 18, 28, 39 Edmonds, Kathryn 29, 35 Elvin, Kim 162 Emmons, Cathleen 29 Enright,Lisa 162, 73 Erhardt, Kelly 186 Erhardt, Walter 162, 156, 125 Erickson, James 162 Erving, Catherine 175 Erving. Kelly 29, 62 Eschert, Michele 175. 140 Estenes, Joseph 186 Ff Fagan, Lynn 175 Fairfax, Lisa 28 Fairlie, Christopher 186 Fairlie, Michael 162, 146. 148 Falco, Stephen 175, 142 Falcone. David 186 Faletti, Cathleen 87. 186 Famularo. Nicholas 175 Farris. Matthew 186 Faulhaber, Nicholas 186 Fay. John 29 Fee, Carolyn 175. 130 Feeney, Janet 175 Felignbaum, Lynne 186 Ferragina, Katherine 175. 73 Ferraro. Ellen 29 Ferraro. Micheal 186. 132 Ferrone, Cathy 29 Fieramosca, John 175, 78 Fierro. Carolyn 175 Fierro, George 29 Finn. Lisa 175 Fitzgerald, Beth 29 Fitzgerald, Francis 29 Fitzgerald, Louis 186, 125 Fitzgerald, Mary 29, 78, 89 Fitzgerald, Patricia 162 Fitzpatrick, Joseph 162 Fitzpatrick, Kathryn 8, 30, 130 Fitzpatrick, Liz 175. 70, 154 Flaherty. Eileen 30 Flaherty, Kyle 175, 125 Flaherty, Patricia 30 Flanagan, Gregory 123, 186. 125. 148 Flanagan, Suzanne 30, 130, 150 Flint, Tracy 162 Flood, Kathleen 186 Flood. Patricia 162 Flood, Virginia 30 Foley. Kelly 162 Folz, Jeannine 30 Fontanella. Joseph 16, 30, 125 Ford, Douglas 175 Ford, George 162, 79. 125 Fornicola, Raymond 186, 142 Fortunato. Mary Ann 31 Fox, Mary 31, 79 Francesconi, Graceann i86. 72 Freeman, Lisa 186 Freeman, Robert 162 Friel, Catherine 31 Friel, Elizabeth 186 Fucci, Melissa 186 Furlong, Denise 186 Furlong, Maria 31 Furlong, Michael 123, 186, 125 Furman, Douglas 31 Gadehz, Pablo 163 Gadenz, Rudolfo 31 Galdrese. Deborah 31 Ganano, Carol 175 Gallagher. Anastasia 1( Gant, Gheryl 163 Gardner. Allan 186 Gardner, Carrie 175 Garifine. Jerry 32 Garreau, Holly 175 Garrison, Matthew 32, 60. 89 Garruto. Anthony 175, 125 Gatti, Joseph 175 Gavin. Courtney 32 Gedrys. Kristi 186 Gedrys. Robert 163 Gemigani, Robert 32. 59 Gerber. Alison 186 Giallouraki, Stamie 163 Giammona. Robert 175 Gibbons, Christopher 186 Gibson, Denise 186. 192, 72 Giegerich, John 163. 141. 142 Giles, John 175 Gill, Amy 163 •Gill. Coleen 186 'Gill, Patrick 186 Gillen, Maria 32, 35. 17. 71, 79 Gilpin. Joseph 186 Gilpin, Robert 123, 186, 125 Gilroy. Tara. 186, 90 Gilsenan. Daniel 163 Gimble. Eva 186, 193 Giordano, Gregory 32 Giovine, Cynthia 33 Girard. Cathy 19. 28, 33. 68, 70 Girard. Robert 175 Gironda, Sheila 8, 163, 141 Gizzi. Anthony 33, 89 Glenny, David 33 Glenny, Tracy 186 Gomez, Alberto 175 Goode, Shannon 186 Goode, Shawn 123. 175, 125 Gorman, David 175 Gorman. Maureen 176 Grabler, Helene 33 Graham, Jennifer 176 Graham. Mary 126, 176 Graniero. Stephanie 86. 90 Grant. Adrianne 163 Grant. Rachael 186 Grassi Janine 176, w Greco, Suzanne 33 Greco, Michael 176 Green, Mary 163 Griffin, Kathleen 163 Griffin. James 187 Griffin. Scott 123, 147, 125 Grigos, George 20, 34 Grimmer, Richard 187 ' Grogan, Gerard 7, 20, 34, 125 Groh, Wendy 69, 176 Groh, William 163 Grom, Edward 163, 141 Gross, Denise 34, 71 Gross, Georgia 15, 18, 28, 34, 68, 89 Gross, Susan 187, 90 Gryson, Mayrv34 Guariglia, Kelly 163, 136'; 70 Gudicello. Laura Ann 3,4. 71, 89 GudiceUoVTisa 187. 72 Guerci. Debra Guidera, Christine 176 Guinnessey, Anne 163 Guinnessey. Patricia 176, 89 Hh Haar, John 187 Hagerman, Christopher 34 Haggerty, Heather 35. 68, 73 Haggerty. Melissa 163 Hall, Dana 176 Hall, Julia 187, 72, 90 Hall. Stacie 187 Haley, Bronwyn 163, 130 Halpin, Bernadette 163 Hamann, Douglass 176 Hamann, Jon 176 Hamrock, Laura 187, 70 Handler, Stacy 176, 89 Hannon, Bridget 163. 71 Hanrahan, Aileen 176 Hanrahan, Janine 35 Harmon, Patrick 35 Harness. Gary 35 Harris. Clarence 35 Harris, Maureen 35, 86 195 Harrison, John 36 Harrison. Kurt 34. 36. 71, 72 Harth. Kathryn 176 Hartnett, Mary 36, 71 Harvey, Lester 163 Hasselmann. Caroline 187 Hassemann, Evelyn 163, 154 Hauselt, Gretchen 176 Hauselt. William 163 Havard, Todd 36, 48, 89 Hayden, Jon 27, 36 Haynes, Jason 36, 125 Hays, John 187 Hayter, Amy 187 Hazinski. Mary 37, 71. 76 Healey. Kelly 163 Healy, Michael 37, 146 Healy, Tara 163. 71, 138 Heilig. Jennifer 163 Hendricks, Marianna 163 Hempstead, Robert 187. 125. 70 Henry, Darren 187 Henry. Sheri 187 Herman, Mary 187 Hernandez. Kathleen 176. 130, 70 Herring. Anthony 163. 141. 133 Herring, Mary 163, 70 Herring, Monica 187 Herrmann, Michael 176, 125 Hertel, Marc 163 Hertel, Matthew 187 Hill, Robert 176 Hilton. Christine 86, 176 Hilton, Mary 37. 87 Hinds, Gail 164 Hintelmann, Thomas 176, 132 Hoekstra, Michael 164, 133, 70 Hoffman, Amy 7. 37. 87 Hoffman. Robert 187 Hollen. Debrah 37, 60, 70 Holloway, Sandra 176 Hollywood, Eileen 87, 187 Hollywood, Kathleen 164 Holsey, Charles 188, 193, 148 Holsey. Suzanne 176 Homa, Diane 3, 164 Homa, Sharon 188, 90 Houck, Stephen 176 Hovnanian, Armen 37 Horohoe, Patricia 164 Howe, Timothy 38 Hunt, Brian 176. 125 Huresky, Laurie 164 Hutchinson. Anne Marie 10. 38 Ii lacopino, Elaine 188 Her, Joan 176 Her, Lynn 8, 38, 43, 78 Ilic, Zorana 176 Imbach. Karen 188 Imbach, Thomas 176 Inserra, John 126, 164 Ivone, Jacqueline 38 Ivone, Gabrielle 164, 70 Jj Jablonsky. Carole 38 Jablonsky, George 176 Jackson. Mark 123, 188, 125, 73 Jackson, Michelle 176, 79 Jaeschke, Jennifer 21, 71 Jakub. Louis 188 Jennette, Christien 76, 138 Jennette, Gina 164. 138 Johnson, Anthony 188 Johnson. Cheryl 176 Johnson, Kathleen 164 Johnson. Kristen 164 Johnson, Stephen 21. 39. 122. 125 Johnston, Alice 38, 39, 71 Johnston, James 39, 153 Joly, Michele 164 Jones, Peter 164 Jordan. William 39, 70 Joy. Diane 39 Joyce. Ann 177 Joyce, Thomas 164 Judge. Daniel 188. 148 Jupinka, Lee 188, 148, 132 Jupinka. Stephen 39, 41 Jushchuk, Tanya 188, 72 Kk Kachinski, Kathleen 37, 40, 71. 72 Kaeli, Shannon 188 Kaesler, Shari 188 Kahrar, Aileen 184, 188 Kakos, Jodi 188 Kalkowski. Neil 164. 133 Kaminski, Jennifer 69, 177 Kaminski, Paul 164 Kane, Richard 177 Kane, Susan 177 Karagias, Pamela 40 Karnish. Anna 177 Karpick, Suzanne 40, 72. 130 Kasun. Ross 171 Keane. Colleen 164 Kearney, Christina 40 Keegan, John 188, 132 Keegan, Nancy 86, 177 Keegan, Patrick 126, 164 Keegans, Elizabeth 40 Keelen. Alysson 188 Keelen, Christopher 6, 40 Kelleher, Jaimie 41 Kelley, Jill 198 Kelley, Thomas 164 Kelly, Anne 177 Kelly, James 188 Kelly, Jennifer 177 Kelly, Loren 164, 89 Ketly, Michael 41, 156 Kelly, Maureen 188, 130 Kelly, Patrick 69, 188 Kelly. Patrick 41, 88 Kelly, Sharon 41, 52. 17 Kelly. Thomas 164. 125 Kemp, Dawn 25, 41. 89 Kenney, Caroline 164 Kenny, Siobhan 177 Kiczek, Peter 189 Kilian, Kerry 29, 41 King, Pierce 164, 73 Kircher, Rudolph 177 Kirkpatrick. Scott 177 Kirman, Charles 164 Kirman, Nora 37, 41 Kissell, Scott 177. 125, 146 Klein. Thomas 41 Kiem, Elizabeth 189, 130 Klem. Marie 42. 17, 30 Klohn, Thomas 42 Klotz, Richard 165 Knudsen, Richard 165 Koerkel. Regina 42 Kolibas. Irene 10, 20, 42 Kornett, Craig 177 Kornett, Lauren 189, 70, 90 Kotch, Lori 177 Kovalski. Frank 6. 51 Krikorian, Mona 177, 70 Kristiansen. Linda 165, 73 Krugh, Patricia 189, 78. 89 Krugh. Mary 177 Krzyzkowski, Richard 165. 141 Krzykowskl, Susan 86, 189 Kubis. Mary 177 Kubimann, Maggie 189 Kurian. Melinda 189 Kurian, Raymond 177 Kurmen. Kimberly 165 Lepore. Linda 189, 42 Leroux, Kathleen 165, 90 Lewis, Charles 43 Lewis, Lisa 6, 43, 87 Lewis, Mary 86, 189 Lewis, Melissa 165 Lewis. Robert 177, 132 Light. David 43. 125 Lillvik, Helena 165 Linney, Melissa 46 Lipka, Michelle 188, 90 Lisowsky. Darlene 177 Little. John 123, 189, 125 Lizotte. James 165, 133, 70 LoBuono, Charlotte 184. 189, 72 Loeffler, Suzanne 189 Loftus, Colleen 177 Logan, Eileen 89, 90 Lohn, Michael 126, 165 Lombardo, Tera 189, 79 Lonergan, Kathleen 46 Loock, Donna 178 Lorenz, Vincent 165, 142 Lorenzato. Gabrieli 189, 142 Louis, Mustillo 166 Lowe, Rebecca 165, 73, 89 Loysen, David 189, 142 Lypchak, Linda 189 Lubriani, Greg 178 Luciano, Lori 126, 46, 17, 72 Luciano, Robert 178 Luckscheiter. Christopher 38, 46. Lynch, Patrick 8, 46, 133 Lynch. Peter 118, 125, 132, 148 Mac Mc 133 LI Laffey. Maureen 177 Lamb, Donna 189 Lamb, Dona 189 Lamb. Marian 42. 130, 140 Lambertson, Linda 177, 73 Lambino. Rhovia 189 Landi, Lisa 189 Landolphi. Thomas 42. 89 Lang, Bridget 16, 42, 71 Lange, Lisa 177 Langeveld, Charlotte 177 Langeveld, Peter 189 Lanza, Patrice 177 Larkin, Carrie 165, 90 Larkin, Joseph 177 Larosa, Andrea 189 LaRosa, Anne Marie 18, 33. 43, 68. 87. 71 Larson. Robert 165, 133 Laurino. Robert 7, 43 Leach, Kathleen 177 Lee. Michael 189 Legere, Robert 177; 132 Legere, Theresa 189 Leon, Marlene 165, 79 Leone, Donna 43 MacLaughlin, Corinne 165 MacLaughlin, Laura 189 MacStudy, Michael 165 McAlonie. Daniel 165 MeAuliffe,-.Joseph 12, 47. 122. 125 Me A u liffe Ifcatricia 72, 189 McAul'tffe, Pamela 178 McAuliffe. Paula 48 McCarter, Collin 165 McCarthy, Timothy 178 McClure. Cassandra 189 McCoach. Bruce 189 McConnell, Kathleen 178 McConnell, Kevin 48, 125 McCue. Eileen 48 McCue, Mark 165 McDaniel, Patricia McDermott, Kelly 48 McDonald, John 178 McDonald, Regina 165 McDonnell, Maureen 178 McFadden, Thomas 24, 48, 122, 125 McGann. Meghan 89, 166 McGeddy, Gary 189 McGloin, Julie 48 McGohey, Mary Jane 8, 10, 49 McGowan. Jackie 18, 49, 50, 71 McGuire, Tom 49 196 McGrath, Colleen 70. 189 McGrath, Tara 166 McGurl, David 178 McLean. Kim 130, 178 McHale, Kevin 166 McHale. Martin 49 McKean, Patricia 49 McMahon, Laura 49 McMahon, Maura 78 McManus, Dennis 132, 189 McNamara, Mary 130, 178 McMurray, Mary 79, 166 McNulty, Ann Marie 50 McTague. James 50 McTague. Sharon 78, 178 Mm Mack, Terriann 189 Madsen, Michele 86, 189 Maher, John 46 Mahon, Patricia 90, 165 Mahon, R. Holly 90. 189 Mahoney, Meghan 46, 71, 72 Malague. Cathy 178 Malague, Michele 189 Malley, Cathleen 46 Mallon, Anne 47 Mallon, Susan 154, 178 Maloney, Susan 51 Malloy, Susan 8, 47 Mandica, Katherine 189 Manrell, David 189 Manry, Allison 189 Mansfield, Patrick 189 Marchant, Susan 178 Marchetti, Dean 47 Manrell, Stephen 165 Mansfield, Maria 165 Mansur. Regan 178 Marhan, Matthew 165 Marley, Patrick 69, 132, 178 Marotta, Christopher 189 Marrin, Margaret 189 Martei. Richard 132, 142, 89 Matejovic, Walter 123. 125, 189 Martin, Maureen 178 Martin, Michael 178 Martin, Patrick 1. 8. 47, 133 Martinez. Alicia 47 Masonis, Thomas 125, 165 Mathies, Cheryl 178 Mattan, Jeanine 178 Mazza, Joseph 7, 47, 52 Mazzucca, Joseph 165 Meace, Tracy 178 Meade. Marianne 87, 178 Meccia, Clement 123, 125, 189 Meeker, Jeanne 50 Melicia, Lesley 16, 50 Mellone, Linda 50 Menconi. Christopher 189 Meola, Christine 6, 50 Messner, Alisa 190 Metskus, Kathleen 178 Meyer, Rodney 166 Mlcale. Maria 190 Micchelll, Angela 89, 90, 166 Miccio, Michael 132, 190 Michals. Melanie 50 Miesemer, Robin 166 Migliazza, Dominick 32, 190 Migliazza. John 166 Migliazza, Vito 190 Miller, Jeanne 90 Miller, James 51, 62, 125, 141 Miller, Lauren 51, 79 Mills, Darren 123, 145, 190 Ministri, Barbara 166 Mitchell. Laura 178 Monachello, John 51 Moncion. Jacqueline 190 Monteleone, Mark 190 Moore, Kelly 51 Moore, Kimberly 190 Moore. Richard 178 Moran, Patricia 178 Moran, Thomas 148, 190 Moran, Tod 125, 166 Moran, William 170 Morley, Jill 166 Morris. Margaret 178 Morrison, Ann 37, 51 Mosca, Dawn 86, 190 Mote, David 190 Mottes, John 190 Motzel, Jennifer 190 Motzel, Robert 70. 132, 142, 178 Mulcahy. Diana 130, 166 Muldaur, Christopher 179 Muldaur, Sheila 87, 190 Muldowney, Elaine 51, 68 Mulholland, John 51, 133 Muller, Theresa 51. 78 Mullins, Karen 190 Mulvaney, Patrick 126, 166 Mulvaney, Timothy 179 Muratore, Lynda 166 Murphy, Elizabeth 166 Murphy, Bryan 190 Murris, Clare 166 Muscillo, Anthony 179 Muscillo, Mary Beth 166 Nn Nahas, Karin 179 Naimoli, Anne 166 Nalducci, Jill 166 Nappi, Jacqueline 179 Nappi, Theresa 70, 90, 166 Nastasio, Kelly 190 Nelsen, Laura 90, 179 Nelson, Suzanne 179 Nell, Christine 72, 190 Newell, Pamela 130, 190 Neufeld, Terumi 166 Niblack. Jenee 73. 79. 179 Nimon, Nancy 52, 78, 79 Niro. Patrick 179 Nitti, Gina 190 Nordhausen, Peter 126, 190 Northridge. David 125, 141, 166 Nugent, John 125, 166 Nye, Deborah 166 Oo O’Bosky, Kellie 72, 190 O’Brien, Amy 190 O’Brien. Christin 133, 166 O’Brien, Erin 179 O’Brien, Gail 166 O’Brien, Kelly 190 O’Brien, Maureen 179 O’Brien, Nancy 21, 52, 71 O’Bryan. Erin 179 O’Byrne, Patricia 190 O’Connell. Peter 133, 166 O’Connor, Jeanne 190 O’Connor, Sean 52, 190 O’Donnell, Christopher 123, 125, 190 O’Dwyer, Margaret 179 O’Dwyer, Mary 20, 52 O'Dwyer. Teresa 73, 166 O’Hara, Bridget 166 O’Hara, James 125, 166 O’Hern, John 146, 148, 167 Oneidas, Glenn 125, 179 O’Neil, Kerry 73. 130, 167 O’Neill, Daniel 157 O’Neill. Margaret 179 Organek, Steven 179 O'Rourke, Christopher 126, 190 Orejuela, David 48, 190 Orzechowski. Paul 52 O’Shea, Felicia 179 O’Shea, Michelle 52 O’Hombrino, Thomas 179 Pp Paddack, Deborah 179 Page. Scott 126, 167 Palazzo, Stacey 72, 190 Palma. Alessand 130, 179 Palumbo, Richard 179 Papay, David 10. 52, 89 Paraskevas, Ellen 154, 167 Parenty, Lisa 167 Peabody, Ann 86, 179 Pearce, Maureen 78, 179 Peckus, Virginia 167 Pereira, David 167 Perri, Michael 49, 52 Persiponka, Lisa 167 Petren. Cassie 190 Petti, Cheryl 90, 167 Pflug, Jacqueline 86, 167 Pflug, Sean 123, 190 Phares, Cassandra 179 Phillips, Patricia 53 Phillips, William 179 Plummer, Timothy 191 Piazza. Paul 30, 53 Picco, Marypat 179 Piciullo, Theresa 53, 79, 130 Pillari, Joseph 46. 148, 167 Pillari.Roseanne 179 Piney, Susanne 71, 73, 154. 167 Pontecoruo, Donna 79, 167 Pontone, Barbara 53, 63, 78 Populo, Beth Ann 138, 167 Portuondo, Alicia 53, 78, 79, 86 Potensky. Christine 167 Powell, Harold 3, 53 Pratico, Christopher 54 Prenderville, Megan 16, 54 Price. Rita 167 Primavera, Ralph 54 Prentice, Mary 191 Primavera. Kyle 70, 179 Procopio, Rasalba 167 Proctor, William 54, 122, 125, 140 Profaci, Christina 154, 179 Profaci, Elvira 17, 54, 90 Provan, Solomon 54 Pujals, Michelle 167 Qq Quattrocol, Stephen 25, 54 Quinlan, Barbara 191 Quirk, James 123, 125, 191 ’ Rr Rabauer, Franz 26, 167 Raike, Karen 55, 138, 154, 155 Raike, Kelly 55, 70 Ramos, Patricia 179 Ranko, Maria 191 Rancatore, Lisa 167 Rauffer, Robert 179 Rausch, Heidi 72, 191 Readie. Jill 70, 167 __ 0 Reagen, Christine 79, 91 Rebollo, Wendy 36, 90, 165 Redmond, Peter 17, 55 Reed. Eric 8, 53 Renzo, Christopher 167 Rooney. Rose 180 Reilly. Alana 55 Reilly, Edward 179 Reitman. Mark 180 Repert, Johanna 191 Ribsam, Ann 180 Riccardi, Mark 132, 180 Ricci, Lauren 168 Rieger, Suzanne 191 Ries, Elaine 180 Rietzke. Christine 90. 180 Riley, Sean 7, 9, 55 Rimmele. Arthur 80. 168 Rirodan, Mary Jean 191 Roarty, Cathleen 53 Robbins, Carol 86, 180 Robertson, Alicia 73, 80 Robinson, Elizabeth 80 Robinson. Patricia 55 197 Robinson. Tavia 168 Roche, Karen 70, 158 Roach, Kathleen 86, 191 Roche, Patricia 56, 79 Rogers, Anthony 148, 191 Rollo, Leigh 180 Rosa, Daniel 701 191 Rose, Kathleen 191 Rossano. Alexander 56. 141 Rossano, Jeanine 180 Rovito, Andrew 180 Rubino, Gerard 56 Ruddy, John 131. 191 Rugo, Eric 56 Ruscavage, Joseph 191 Rusin, Sharon 56. 47 Russo, Joeis 90, 180 Russomano. Robert 56 Ryan, Alice 56, 71 Ryan, Christopher 56 Ryan, Carroll 86, 168 Ryan. Charles 12 '.168 Ryan, Regina 13, 57, 87 Ryan, Sharon 78, 191, 193 Ryan. Sheila 180 Ss Sage, Ann 73, 79, 87, 180 Sailing, Mary 168 Salotii, Darren 123, 191 Sanchez, Dodjie 180 Sanford, Shanna 57 Sanguinetti, Paul 72. 191 Santiellio, Marlene 168 Sapirito, Karen 57 Satter, Sandra 168 Saum, Deb 180 Savaiko, Matthew 125, 168 Scala, Gabriel 168 Scala, Nancy 191 Scalzo. Chester 57 Scarinzi, Kenneth 132, 180 Schaad, Nancy 168 Schenone, Robert 168 Schenone, Roger 51, 133 Schmitt, Joseph 180 Schlossberg, Rebecca 168 Schnalbolk, Pamela 90. 180 Schweers, Victoria 86, 90, 180 Scialfa, Sean. 168 Scialli, Regina 180 Sciortino, Felicia 57 iortino. Philip 180 tt, Julia 57 Schott, Patricia 191 Seimeca. Georgett 191 Scimeca. Gina 192 Sciortino, James 123, 192 Scott, Diane 168 Scotti. Daniel 70, 192 Scotti, David 141, 142, 168 Serabis. Amy 168 Serabis. Robert 146, 180 Screen. Joanne 71. 89, 168 1 0 Scrivanic, John 192 Sculthorpe. Heather 192 Sculthorpe, Heidi 192 Seaman. Richard 168 Sepe, Lisa 57 Sepe, William 142, 192 Sestito, Donna 8, 58 Sestito, Lisa 192 Shaier, Adele 192 Shaw, Anne 70, 180 Shaw, Victoria 38, 58 Shea, Brian 78, 180 Sheahan, James 180 Sheehan, Christine 168 Sheehan, Dianne 58, 154 Shellenberg, Eric 180 Sherrier, Catherine 58, 78 Shevlin, Theresa 58, 130, 154 Shields, Ann 58 Shipley, Elisabeth 59, 71 Shorey, Michael 181 Short, Felicia 79, 181 Siino, Michael 132, 192 Sigmond, Leif 59, 71, 89 Sigmond, Maria 72, 89, 192 Slanzi, Virginia 87, 181 Small, Donna 13, 59 Smith, Anne 192 'Smith, Colleen 181 Smith, Karen 168 Smith, Kitttberly 181 I Smith, Noelle 59 Smith, Todd 59, 122, 125, Smithson, Gail 168 Jgl Smithson, Jill 181 Snyder, Elizabeth 59 8 Sommers, Dawn 70, 192 Soos, Karen 59, 71 Sool Timothy 123, 125, 142. 192 Spanof Angela 59, 79 Spernal. Joseph 181 Spernal, Paul 60, 122, 125, Stamos, Daphne 69, 70, 130, 141, 168 Stango, Joseph 70, 168 Stanziale, Evarista 60 Stanziale. Roberto 33, 142, 168 Steadman, Kelly 181 Steneck, Keith 181 r if Stesner, David 181 Stevenson, Caprice 181 Stiver. Steven 181 Strawn, Anita 181 Stone, Kevin 192 Streberger, Susan 192 Stroffolino, Michele 192 Strong, Sarah' T68 Stump, John 49, 60 uda, Carblyn 130, 192 Sullivan. Cieidre 192 Sullivan. Maureen 89, 90. 169 Sundberg, Anne 60 Supino, Christine 169 Suppa. Stephanie 73, 192 Surgent, Christee 138, 192 Sweeney. Erin 192 146 Tre S Sylvia, Stacy 169 Szlasa. Jill 169 Tt Talborn, John 192 Talbot, Brendart 123, 125. 192 Talbot, Christine 130, 192 Tam. Naomi 14, 18. 60. 71, 130 Tedesco, Caterina 192 Terol, John 132, 181 Theodore, Christine 181 Thompson, Mark 169 Thompson. Megan 86, 70, 181 Thompson. Stacy 125, 169 Tilton, Douglas 132, 148, 192 Tilton, Pegen 86, 169 Throckmorton, Theodore 60, 89 Timney, Michael 10, 60, 125 Timney, Sara 87, 181 Tivenan, Mary Jo 13, 90. 169 Tomaiopno, Gia 60, 80 Toohey, Kelley 192 Toohey, Lisa 61 Tooze, Robin Torello, Chari 61 Torregrossa, Ellen 60, 61, 79 Tortoriello, John 9, 67 Toto, Eileen 181 Towns, Elizabeth 87. 181 J Towns, Kristine 87, 181 Tracy, Amy 130, 15, 169 Trefurt, Maribeth 61 refurt, Suzanne 79, 86, 169 zenka, Michele 61, 87 uchol, Clare 61 Tursi, Christine 192 Tyls, Suzanne 181 it Tyrell, Tracey 192 Uu Ulrich, Michele 61 Uscinski. Karen 62 Uscinski. Sandra 181 Vv Vaccaro, Kathryn 62, 71, 72. 87 Vaccaro, Anne 93 Valdes, Emilio 141, 151 Valeriani, Kimberley 193 VanBjoom. Kathlane 193 Varady, Desmond 62, 126, 133, Varady, Joseph 169 Varricchio, Lucille 79, 169 Varricchio, Philip 193 Velba, Joseph 126, 193 Vena, Joan 181 Verdon. John 62. 146 Verneri. Anthony 169 Vignolini, Kim 193 Viani, Jeanine 62 Villa, Eileen 71. 73, 169 Vincelette. Elsie 181 150 Vinci, Paula 169 Vitalo, Laura 169 Ww Wagar, Paul 181 Wall, Robert 169 Walsack, Christopher 169 Walsh, Brian 133, 169 Walsh, Kathleen 13, 169 Walsh, Margaret 72, 193 Walsh, Michele 62 Walsh. Susan 73, 93 Watson, Denise 169 We.ingarten,. Elizabeth 130, 193 Weir, Todd 193 Wendell, Ashley 63. 133 Wengler, Elisabeth 18, 39, 63. 126 Wernik. Robin 63, 71, 72 West. David 131, 181 Westbrock, James 133, 169 Westbrock, William 169 Whalen. Lisa 17, 63, 71 Whelan, John 63 Wherett, Leslie 193 Wigginton. Craig 63. 126 Wilcox. Peter 169 Wild, Susan 78. 81 Willgeroot, Kristin 181 Williams. Catherine 169 Williams. Rhonda 193 Williams. Tammara 79, 193 Williams. Thomas 132, 193 Wilson, Catherine 78, 181 Wolejsza, James 193 Wolfe, Sharon 63, 70 Woods, Francis 142. 193 Woods. Robin 169 Worobel, Ronald 133. 169 Worrell, Raymond 181 Worthington. Sherie 169 Wotcha, Nancy 90, 193 Wurst, Kristen 193 Wycoff. Louis 25, 181 XYZ Yacka, Nancy 169 Yepello. Christine 63 •Young, Mark 193 Xenakis, Christine 193 Zaleski. Gina 169 Zampetti, Margaret 54, 181 Zee, Betsy 193 Zenkert, Karen 184. 193 Ziemski, Jennifer 193 Zito, Gary 193 Zuidema, Kristen 89, 181 EMERALD 1983 Co-Editors-in-Chief Mary Donnelly Barbara Pontone Denise Edelkraut Photography Editor John Dougherty Assistant Mary Jane McGohey Art Editor Sherie Worthington Assistant Laura Vitalo Senior Editor Jackie McGowan Assistants Mary Hartnett, Chickie Cronin Activities Editor Theresa DiCesare Assistants Anne Marie LaRosa, Kelly Erving Faculty Editor Lynn Iler Assistant Beth Wengler Boy’s Sports Editor Daphne Stamos Girl’s Sports Editor Naomi Tam Assistant Kelly Guliglia Underclassmen Editors: Juniors Kathy Walsh Assistants Eileen Villa, Kelly Lorux Sophomores Kathy Kachinski Freshmen Tricia Robinson Financial Editor Maria Bertolami Assistant Janine Fultz Literary Editor Matt Garrison Advisor Mrs. Mary Ann Hooker Publisher’s Representative Mrs. Nancy Tunis Publisher Herff-Jones Company Portrait Company Lorstan-Thomas Studios A special thanks to Kelly, Mrs. Siegal. And thank you Mrs. Bliss, for giving us your help, your understanding, and your office. Red Bank Catholic is the sum of its parts. Although it is a large community, the people within RBC manage to retain their unique individuality which makes Red Bank Catholic what it is. We, the editors of the 1983 Emerald, have tried to capture this uniqueness and individualism displayed by the people that comprise our school. The many escapades and ordeals that abounded from the yearbook room, “The Closet,” only served to display our hopes to attain a unique and original yearbook that truly portrays the exclusivity of the RBC community. A very special thanks is due to our advisor, Mrs. Mary Ann Hooker, without whose help this yearbook would have been impossible. Mrs. Hooker has been the impetus who motivated us in times of need and we owe her much. We would also like to extend our thanks and gratitude to Mrs. Nancy Tunis, who was always around when troubles arose and to Mrs. Dorothy Senerchia, who gave us immeasurable help and encouragement. These individuals and untold others leant their creative talents and unique support to the publication of this book. It is our sincerest wish that the Seniors observe the many distinct and different persons and emotions that made their Senior year what it was. We hope that, in years to come, they may remember their final year at RBC the way we have captured it here: original, and we are sure, individual in the minds of the Seniors. 199 Autographs i - ..