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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1984 volume:

Table of Contents Introduction.................1 seniors.........................14 underclassmen.......... 56 sports 104 activities 140 faculty.....................168 senior directory............193 closer. . . staff 200 “Pro Deo et Patria.” — R.B.C. motto “For God and Country.” Red Bank Catholic High School 10 Peters Place Red Bank, N.J. 1 volume 40 “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. ” — Dickens Journeying through R.B.C. . . . We’ve learned so much along the way. Insecurity changed to confidence, immaturity yielded to growth, indifference developed into involvement. R.B.C. became more than a building, it became ours in a very personal way. With each year our experiences here will increase in value. Memories may fade but the Casey spirit will never grow dim in any of us. This journey has brought us . . . 2 mmarn one step closer .. 3 raw to God ... “You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden. Men do not light a lamp and then put it under a bushel basket. They set it on a stand where it gives light to all in the house. In the same way, your light must shine before men so that they may see goodness in your acts and give praise to your heavenly Father.” Matthew 5:14-16 4 I 5 . . .to our school... “I think I can, I think I can . . . — (Joe Stango) ‘‘Remember the days in the old school yard.” — Cat Stevens (Sally Strong, Lynn Bannan) “No signs of intelligent life, Scotty, beam me up!” — (Brian Carey, Jerome Donlon, Ray Worrell, Jeff DeOlivera) 6 7 ... to our goals ... Senior privilege?! — (Todd Walsack, Bill Ciacio) . . . and it makes me wonder.” J. Page R. Plant (Pierce King) Eccentricities of genius ... — (Neil Kalakowski) 8 “Where there is an open mind, there will always be a frontier.” — Kettering ... to change ... When we first arrived at RBC, everything that we encountered seemed strange and new. Now, four years later, it is odd to think that RBC was at one time nonexistent, for us it’s more like home. To be sure, Red Bank Catholic has kept up with the times with the new computer center, administration, and dress code, but it is the student body that has felt the most change and the most growth over the past 56 years to bring us one step closer. Pre-McCormick music. 10 “The more things change, the more they remain the same. — Alphonse Karr Vg ' 11 ... to each other!” Junior year proves to be too much ... Where it’s at! You have to know a lot to realize how little you know. — (Joe Cavanaugh, Jay Varady, Dave Scotti, Brian Walsh) 12 Some actions speak louder than words! (R. DeMaria) “ no man is useless while he has a friend.” — R. L. Stevenson ■ • , 13 SENIORS Four years at Red Bank Catholic are now a part of the past for this year’s senior class. As freshmen, we started out at the bottom of the ladder. Sophomore year, we became acknowledged as a well-rounded, spirited and promising class. Junior year brought greater privileges and the ability to call ourselves “upperclassmen”. Finally, we were no longer just one step closer. Senior year arrived and we became the undisputed leaders of our school. Looking back through the years, we have grown physically, spiritually and intellectually. Through our academics and extracurricular activities, we have made RBC a stronger institution. Four years ago, we laid the foundation of our future by setting our goals high. With determination and effort, we as seniors are that much closer to fulfilling these dreams and hopes. Though it is time to move on with our new hopes for the future, we will never forget the friends we made and the good times we had here at RBC. These are the memories that will last a lifetime for the . . . After a hard day’s workout. I reach for an iced cold drink. (Peter O'Connell) 14 GRADUATING That’s intense concentration — (Joe Mazzucca) Come again? — (Bridget O’Hara) 15 CLASS OF ... Christine Abbatiello Allison Addler Laura Ellen Altschul Charlene Accardi Christine Abbatiello Chris . . . friendly, unorganized ... Ski club, powder puff, stats .. . reunite, night swimming, party wagon, Jr. girls, Chubettes, Jr. prom, MSM with K.P, and K.F., lettering in football ... to have a successful career. Michael Alexander Charlene Accardi Char . .. quiet, shy ... “I don’t know, what do you think?” . . . homecoming and prom with Doug, 11 24 82, S.S., J.C., K.A., N.B., Chirstmas Eve ’83, Pat B. and S.S.J. concerts, G.P.A.H.A., Peeky, S. Healing ... to have a wealthy future. Allison Addler Shorty, Squeeky, Little A1 . . . happy, skinny, quiet . . . Newspaper club . . . CBA dances, Flashdance, diet ... to never grow up. Michael Alexander Gumbee . .. crazy, obnoxious . . . “Shut up — I’m hungry!”, “We drive” . .. golf, skiing . . . Murray Beach, Jr. and Sr. proms, Camelback Hunter, The Who, my Blazer, Vette Prom, Butch, Best times with Best friends. Maryann Ames Laura Ellen Altschul Goobers . . . short. . . “Totally awesome”, “Grody” . . . Art club, softball . . . Ricearoni Bern, bus rides with G.S. and J.F., Delis!, basketball, football and wrestling matches ... all teachers in the Science Dept ... to be an R.N. Maryann Ames Mar . .. friendly, outgoing, funny . . . “Yeah right”, “Big time” . . . parties, proms, Mark, Florida, Neil, friends ... to be successful and married. Kimberly Anderson Kim . . . petite . . . varsity football cheering ... 81 O.C., 82 L.B.I., parties RBC RBR, Bennett Lane, Benatar concert, “Where’s Denise?”, Billy, close friends. . . Thanks Mom ... to be a fashion merchan- diser. Joseph G. Arnone Fish, Jopey . . . interesting, lazy, exciting .. . “Go for it”, “F.T.”, “Probably” . . . basketball... all parties with D.S., J.R., J.A., J.O., D.D.’s house after Gar- den State Games . . . � 33 ... to graduate from col- lege. 17 Kimberly Anderson Joseph G. Arnone Christine Baiano Chris . . . outgoing, loud . . . Gail’s office, Hammy, dead shows, “flying saucer”, proms, parties at “little house”, the wall, the hunt, parties at CWAT’S house, “you’re on your own” . . . Jerry Garcia ... to be an interior designer. Theresa Bakos Tab ... reserved, talkative . . . photography, Ex- plorers 240, J.A . . . .MTR at compu, Physics over summer with Spacie .. . Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you ... to own an architecture firm. Lynn Bannan Banana . . . friendly, happy .. . “Okay Dokay”, “We’re going to a Luau” ... Tall Flag Captain, Dancer, Powder Puff . . . football games, History II with Willa and A1 Fal, the Claw ... to teach and make people laugh. Marie Bantin friendly, happy . . . Band, soccer . . . Band parties, good friends, football games . . . Thanx Mom and Dad ... to become an electrical engineer. Nicole Andrea Baret Nikki . . . silly, opinionated . . . “That hurts” . . . French Club, homeroom president, soccer ... 10 10 82, Peekey, Meetwomp, CBA Sr. prom — L.B. Isl., Burger King . . . Thanks Mom and Dad ... to be a buyer for Bloomies. Wendi Bevacqua Buttonbreath . .. crazy, friendly . . . “Make me ill” . . . small flags, powder puff, Spanish Club . . . Land of the Lost, Hershey Park, Lunch 7, Bio lab, bus 175, football games ... to be successful and help others. George, “Lord Ford,” raps as M.C. of the Sen- ior buffet. Marie Bantin Nicole Andrea Baret Wendi Bevacqua 18 Lynda Bloom Marian Bloom Christopher Bodner Robert Boehning Richard Bohl Stacey Denise Bondon Christopher M. Boss David S. Boyle Michele Bremekamp Lynda Bloom Blum, Bloomie . . . small, bubbly . . . “Get away from me” . . . wrestling manager, flag twirler . . . football games, good friends, turtles, behind the wheel . .. love to Mom and Dad ... to be and make others happy. Marian Eileen Bloom Mar . . . cheerful fun-loving . . . “Really”, “Sugar” . . . track, managing twirling, S.C. Committee, French club . . . laughs in Trig, football games, sum- mer of ’83 ... to reach for the stars until I catch them. Christopher Bodner Bang Bang, C.B . . . critical, realistic, obnoxious . . . “Shut your mouth!” ... football, wrestling, track . . . “S” Team, Double play Juke, J.T. all my friends, K.H., 7 24 83, Incognito ... to be successful. Robert Boehning Bob . . . low-key, happy . .. football, baseball, ski club. .. Nam Nights, mail box hunting, Wake up call, LBI with R.B., M.C., M.S., D.N., B.C., “Hhrrmp!” . . . General Patton. Richard Bohl Nam .. . crazy, free-spirited . . . Nam — ’em, “Who cares?”, “Hhrrmp” . .. football, baseball . . . L.B.l. mailbox hunting, wake-up call, Georgia trip . .. Gen- eral Patton ... to be a burden on society. Stacey Denise Bondon Spacey . . . sarcastic, weird ... “I hate you so much.” “No way” . . . flag twirling, “Anything Goes,” yearbook, “How to Succeed” . . . Yummy’s, Fish and Chips, What does the N stand for?, the Sneeze . . . Agatha Crumm. Christopher M. Boss Mr. AV, The Boss . . . thin, crazy . . . “What?” ... art, Audio-Visual, science-fiction . . . fun times with the AV guys ... to go to college, get a good-paying job. David S. Boyle Dave . .. lazy . .. “F.T.” ... basketball.. . S2, Ber- nie Inn, U.L ... 14 ... to graduate from college and be successful. Michele Bremekamp “They put rocks in the strangest of places.” .. . Steamboat, twirling, Speers — Eljabar, C.F . . . try- ing times, things yet to do, my summers, It’s better to have and not want, than to want and not have. Caught in the act again, huh Chris? — (Chris Bodner) 19 Phyllis Brennan Frog . . . bottle blond, motherly . . . “Kill it”, “Hasta la vista” . . . French Club, ski club ... ski Vt., re- unite, Jedi warriors, Coach Queen, the Flash- dancers, goldfish, Jr. Girls, M.J. fans, the Hunt . . . marry Ralph Lauren ... to never grow up. Jennifer M. Brown Jenny . . . funny, optimist . .. “Give me strength” . . . Kris, Murray’s, nights with KL, MP, DC . . . Wil- wood, absenses, RBR parties, Benatar ’82 ... to be rich, famous, happy. Gregory Bruno Greg . .. football. Kimberly A. Burbic Kim .. . happy, cute . . . “O.K., fine” . . . flag twirl- ing, ski club . . . football games, Nantucket, good times with good friends . . . thanx Mom and Dad . . . to get a college degree and be happy. Amy E. Byrnes L.A ... .In need of attitude adjustment, “Blonde in a bottle” ... “Kill it”, “Hasta la vista” .. . BO-MO, Jedi warriors, reunite, the Flashdancers, Jr. Girls, 7- limo, Goldfish, LB, LK decorating my room . . . never grow up. Kelly Cahill indescribable, unpredictable . . . “That’s right” . . . CC, hurdles, track . .. “the bowl”, Anne’s party, LNO’s, ABC, “Need a tissue”, ODU, July 23, ’83, Friendly’s ... to be a successful lawyer. Kerry Elizabeth Capell Roxanne, Kemy .. . gullible, diet-coke addict, sar- castic . . . student council, N.H.S . . . .crazy frosh year, MC, Spring Lake — IASCJ — RS concert, KS — the “exchange” on Ocean Ave. Killington — CM, 1 3 83 DL, “Bet” SP, MP and CM... Thanks Mom and Dad ... to be a wealthy lawyer. Margaret Carmen Crash . . . outspoken, industious, content . . . “Oh, no way”, “In a minute” . . . riding, French Club, newspaper, ski club .. . Backdoor, Dunkin’, Culos’ bathroom, Southside, Mud, N.Y. ’83, Davis’ kitchen, B.B.A ... .to be a vet. John Carroll JC . . . “Awesome” . . . football, baseball. . . Wake up call ... to be successful and own a Porche. “No way!” — (Virginia Peckus and Karen Smith) Phyllis Brennan Kimberly A. Burbic Kerry Elizabeth Capell Jennifer M. Brown Amy E. Byrnes Margaret Carmen Gregory Bruno Kelly Cahill John Carroll 20 Getting the neighborhood ready for Hallow- een. — (Kim Burbic and Kathy Walsh) Patricia Cavagnaro Trish .. . confident, understanding .. . cheerleading, newspaper, powder puff, Student Council, Spanish club .. . decorating Sternwise, pep rallies, Europe, 34 frosh, balloons on “Sweet 16” ... to be a law- yer. Joseph Cavanagh Dog . .. rock climbing, fishing, racquetball. . . work- ing on the Crisdel, “The Gunks”, AP Biology trips to the hospital ... to climb Mt. Everest. Michael Cerchio Cerch . . . obnoxious . . . “Hhrrmp!” . . . Nam nights, LBI, mailbox hunting, wake-up call .. . football, ski club . . . Patton. Lisa Joy Christopher quiet, ambitious ... “1 guess you had to be there” . . . flag twirling capt., sailing, soccer . . . labs with EC, “You owe me one”, EG my shoes untied, train ride to R.P., No, it doesn’t — MB . . . thanx Dave . . . to marry and become an orthopedic surgeon. William Anthony Ciaccio Bill ... cheerful, out-going ... “Hey, what’s up?”, “Test? Today?” . . . baseball, ski club, JV football . . . SEPREH, golf with BB and RB, “The Burg”, prom nights at JC’s, baseball (KC), LBI ... to be- come a business tycoon. Anne Marie Ciesla Putt . . . open-minded . . . “Never a dull moment”, “What was I going to say?” . . . cross country, news- paper, ski club, track . . . Petunia, Putts and Punz, “J”, P. House, LNO, 8 30 83, BB at GA, Dead, “lay-dees”, OL, Andretti, zoom ... to keep on being happy. Shannon Clayton Shabby, Piglet. . . different, flaky . .. “Such a life” . . . BU, LBI, the Police ’83, C by S, smarties, DQ phone, GA, taxi. Kelli-Ann Mercedes Coffee Kelli . . . sensitive, free-willed . . . “Oh, come on!” . . . prom Mike, KC, AD, AC, grade 9 . . . Janis Joplin ... to become a physical therapist. Anne Marie Ciesla Shannon Clayton Kelli-Ann Mercedes Coffee 21 Debra Collins Col, Pebbles .. . unique, athletic ... “Stop!” ... Varsity Basketball. . . LNO’s, ABC, Saturday morn- ing practices, LB1, Mike, Anne’s ... to succeed in all I do. John Patrick Connelly Mr. XC . . . considerate, idealistic . . . Jack’s kids, “Hey, what’s up?” .. . cross country, track, Golf Shore Champ, basketball . . . Midnight at Bowl with SJV, Annapolis, USNA, Jr. prom, Punch the Colt, Egg Brigade, NYC marathon in jeep, RG, JS, MK, JR . . . Eva Marie Conover quiet, energetic .. . “Go for it”, “heavy-psyched” . .. Drill team capt., BRIM, wrestling manager . . . good friends and good times, AH, CR, football games, Trippy, the Claw, hanging, N.Y ... to live a full, happy life. Kevin Creighton Mold 1 . . . 1 ... “Don’t worry about it”, “I don’t care” . . . football wrestling . .. backing into Mo’s car, Kim and myself getting yelled at . . . Sergio (Crab King) ... to have a wife, a child and money. Debra Collins Russell Creighton Russ . . . cross country, track and indoor track, wres- tling .. . being on honor roll, winning State Cham- pionship ... to go to college and be rich. Stephanie Ann Cristofaro Stephoolnie ... off the wall. . . “You’re a card” ... Brig and Sa, “Guess what guys!”, story hour, “Flash”, “Me” land 2, “Lrroy” — CC, RTS, KJ, Scrubs, AS, Europe, Petros . . . drama troupe play, SC committee ... I love you Mom and Dad . . . money, career and marriage. Lynn Crotty friendly, determined . . . “Spare me”, “I’m sure” ... ski club, cheering, gymnastics manager . . . New Year’s ’83, Montague, parties, the Beach, “Four Roses”, WC, summer ’82 ... to be happy and suc- cessful. Pamela Culos Pam, BB . . . easy-going, happy ... “Let’s blow this popsical stand” ... JV soccer, ski club — snow bunnies . . . Back Door, New Year’s ’81 and ’82, the Mud, Davis’ kitchen, Meg and Boo’s wild rides ... to be happy. It that Bill Westbrock without a camera? John Patrick Connelly Eva Marie Conover Stephanie Ann Cristofaro Lynn Crotty Pamela Culos 22 Allison Lynn Cuneo Kimberly E. Cuozzo Tracy A.B. Curtiss Andrea Damato Rachel Danish Allison Lynn Cuneo A1 . .. crazy, petit . .. “Believe”, “Knock yourself out” ... French club, ski club, newspaper . . . Junior lunches, hurricanes in Atlantic City, crazy times with RW, fun times in Freehold, summertime ... my par- ents . . . college, career, travel and marriage. Kimberly E. Cuozzo Kimmi. . . BIB, wind-blown ... “Like”, “Oh, happi- ness” ... tennis, stats, cheering, ski club . . . Yours KC, reunite, PN, Junior Girls, dinner party, Fiesta on Turkey Day, (PG) MWK . . . Love to Mom and Dad .. . career, family. Tracy A.B. Curtiss Tac, TABC, . . . positive, succinct, intuitive .. . “D2”, “It’s been real” .. . indoor track, intramural racquetball, S.A.D.D . . . Police concert 8 18 83, with MJFH, J G at the JB, friends . .. Mom and Dad, DCL PF’s ... to be happy, healthy, wise and successful. Andrea Damato Ang . .. happy, forgetful . . . “Ooops, I forgot” . . . hopping in N.Y. with LR, the Hunts, those amazing bus rides, freshman year at pumps, all the special friends I have made ... to always know happiness. Rachel Danish Coffee . . . argumentative, smiling ... “I adore it”, “I am not self-righteous” . . . Council Pres., cheering, “crew”, NHS . .. Steve and Debbie, My Little Cab- bage, SD — Breathless, fascism rm. 305, lunch rm. 204, Parkway North or South? ... to attain a dream. Barbara Marie Davis Boo . . . boisterous, crazy . .. “Give me a break” .. . tennis, Elaine Powers, skiing . . . The Backdoor, Cu- los’ bathroom, Southside, Mud, N.Y. ’83, Jr. Prom ... my parents, thanks . . . college, marriage and a job. 23 RBC’s answer to “Tootsie.” Barbara Marie Davis Denise Kathryn DeFrancesco Nisie . . . wide eyed, talkative . .. “Hello there you” . . . captain small flags, powder puff, softball . .. BBB, “speed bumps”, Bottom out (Diane), Trade Winds '83, Wayne’s shoes . .. thanks Mom and Dad, love ya ... to be happy. Christine DeGregorio Chris . . . easy-going, skinny, talkative . .. “Yeah, right” .. . track, soccer . . . track practices, parties, the beach, the Hunt, Jr. prom .. . parents. . . college and happiness. Deborah DeHainaut Debbie .. . ambitious, fun lively. . . “Noway”, “Yea right” ... swimming, powder puff, homeroom presi- dent, soccer . .. faces, MH, Jr. buffet, SC, my friends, polyester . . . Thanks Mom and Dad ... to go to college and be happy. Michele DelBoccio Mitchel . . . flirtatious, athletic . . . “What??” ... diving!, newspaper, French Club . . . manhunting with Sandy, CBA gang, sister2 Kristen, proms, camp, Holmdel, LNO’s, Friendly’s with Kim . . . suc- cess in career marriage. David DeLisa quiet, studious . . . basketball .. . Bernie Inn, LA, Garden State games, DB, my license, Lem ... 11 ... to be a dentist. Wayne Michael Dentroux Waynie . . . friendly, wise guy . . . “Be that way”, “I chuckle to myself” . . . wt. lifting, wrestling, salt wa- ter sportsman . . . 7 18 82 — 10pm, semi-formal, writing on knees, having my chair kicked, wet shoes ... to bench press one metric ton. Debra A. DeSocio Coco, Duck . . . bubbly, flirt . . . “Ooo-baby” . . . Chorus, glee club, “KMK” .. . Keith, Tang’s, “Fu Bird”, Grey, Perky, WD, Plunger, Bon in the lab coat ... my parents ... to be a cancer researcher. Beth DeSousa Twiggy . . . huggable, bubbling, petite . . . skiing . . . Hawaii, the Hunt, Ernie Burt, Colorado, Gumby, AB DH DM PO PG . . . “To make dreams come true.” Michele DelBoccio David DeLisa Wayne Michael Dentroux Grace Devine Grade . . . crazy, sarcastic . .. “Yeah right” . . . plays, basketball and football cheering, soccer, French Club .. . Yummy!, “Anything Goes”, the vase. How to Succeed, “N” is for Fish n Chips, “You’re on your way”. Sharon Ann Doerr airy, concerned, deceiving .. . “But wait, I don’t get it?!” ... Varsity basketball cheerleader, S.C. Com- mittee NHS . . . fun times at ABTS, summer of ’83 — 2, 3, 6, singing our way home — BBB!, week- ends, parties, good times with great friends — J — BE, JH, JA, LC ... to be happy. The head honcho cracks under too much pres- sure. — (Rachel Danish) Debra A. DeSocio Beth DeSousa Grace Devine 24 Sharon Ann Doerr Planter Patch Kids! — (Jerry Hauselt, Jenny Eckstein, Sharon Doerr, Brian Duffy.) Robert C. Donahue Bobby . . . understanding, pleasant . .. “Bertie was it” ... soccer, skiing, hockey, tennis .. . The Ga- laxie, O’brien’s House, Who concert, The Serious Ultimate RUG, ski trips . . . RUG ... to go to college. Celine Dowd airy, spunky, preppy . . . “Get a real job”, “What?” . . . track, horseback riding, soccer . . . freshman track hard practices at McDonalds, parties, “Haa- gen Dazs”, the Hunt ... to become independently wealthy. Susan Duckworth Sue . . . easy-going, preppy, creative . . . “Be real”, “Blast” . . . horseback riding, art, skiing . . . trav- eling to Europe, lunch on Wed.’s with CD and CD, Jr. prom, the Hunt. . . successful career and happiness. Brian Duffy Duff . . . ambitious, easy-going . . . “Take it easy” . . . Frosh JV basketball. . . getting up at 6:00 am every morning, parties, stitches in my eye, frosh gym hockey ... John Kelly .. . college and a good job. Robert C. Donahue Brian Duffy Celine Dowd Siobhan Dunn Susan Duckworth Joseph Eberhardt Siobhan Dunn Shabop . . . “That’s shaky”, “No dice” .. . twirling, French club, newspaper . . . “Crew”, lunch 204, fascism 305, Goody-two-shoes ... to be a woman of the 80’s. Joseph Eberhardt Bird .. . “Thank you”, “Oh boy”, “Jumpin’J.” . . . skiing, wrestling . .. JD’s party . . . Coach . . . Air Force Academy. Jennifer Eckstein Jenny .. . Mom . .. “Punctilious”, “Ty-urd” . . . X- country, Student Council. . . BB and GS at GA, sing- ing in my BBB, NBD 9 24, Send Help MJL, Putts and Punz Hoi!, a little is enough. Icecubes . . . thanks Woobie and Datut ... to be all that I can be. Kimberly Elvin Kimsy, Evil Elvin . . . considerate, funny . . . “Won- derful ” .. . SADD, hanggliding . . . BNK, 4 1 83 4 22 83, A, G, G, F, WPAMP, 2 11 83, candy dog biscuits . . . study medicine. Lisa Enright Lis, ’Sa . . . optimistic, calm ... “I hate French” . . . Forensics newspaper French club . . . pong, “Sum- mit Jr. High”, story hour, the “quarter of syn- drome”, “reading” broken shoes at MC, rml2, stairs . . . to survive college and be happy. Jennifer Eckstein Kimberly Elvin Lisa Enright 25 Srgt. Ciesla gives Harpo a “leg up.” — (Bron- wyn Haley, Anne Ciesla) Walter L. Erhardt Woody . . . perfect . . . “Get away from me, you bother me” ... cross country, indoor track, golf. . . Sally — Mom, Jack’s kids . . . Patrick Mulvaney . . . to be rich. Michael Fairlie Mystery Man . . . easygoing . .. “F.T.” . . . basket- ball . . . CBA basketball games, parties, K.K ... to be a successful engineer. Patricia J. Fitzgerald P.J. good sense of humor, loyal . .. “I’m sure!” . .. basketball, volleyball. .. Maria G., “gerr-undivves”, Tere, Anne, Manley, Petunia Pig, “pizza time”, George, Matt, Duncan D’s, the joker . . . parents . . . to be a surgeon. Joseph Fitzpatrick Fitz . . . partier, easygoing . . . football. . . pumps — 9th and 10th grades, Jim Font party at the beach, 1982-83 girls, Sean’s car, half day softball game . . . to be a carpenter. Tracy Flint Trace, Trix .. . wild, friendly . . . “Oh Baby!” . . . powder puff, skiing, soccer . . . sneaking into G.M.’s house with B.H., the Hunt, proms, Pumps, my par- ties, my beach house, summer ’83, J.W. (married), Sternweiss wet ones ... my friends ... to own a clothing store. Patricia Flood Tree, Trish . . . sensitive ... “I feel fat” . . . gymnas- tics manager. . .mpd 2 26 82, Perkins 18,5 26 83 — red roses, cold quack, NYC — 8 4 83 — mumbles, “I believe it’s time for me to fly.” Tracy Flint 26 Joseph Fitzpatrick Patricia Flood Kelly Ann Foley Pablo Gadenz George Ford Robert Freeman Anastasia Gallagher Cheryl Lynn Gant Kelly Ann Foley Natasha . . . flighty, sarcastic, optimistic ... reunite, BoMo, 7-limo, Chubbettes, Flashdancers, Jr. girls, Party wagon, L.B., Lace U.W., Goldfish ... to be wined and dined by rich men. George Ford Lord Ford .. . tall, dark and handsome . . . football, track, play . . . A.G.E., W.M., D.O.C.P.R.O.C., Ju- nior Buffet, Adrianne’s fence ... to be a horse train- er. Robert Freeman Rob . . . easygoing, understanding ... “1 have to talk to you” ... Ski club . . . football games, “I was going how fast, officer?”, decorating J.M.’s Mustang with V.P., E.H. and C.P., V.P.’s psychoanalytic patient ... Carroll Ryan and Cheryl Petti ... to own a Porsche 928. Pablo Gadenz Italian, smart, friendly . .. Math club . . . ping-pong wins over R.F. and J.S., Independent World Studies, summer of ’83, 800 ... to be an electrical engineer and a concert pianist. Robert Gedrys Anastasia Gallagher Anne, Annie Bananie . . . “No way” . .. Track, horseback riding . . . good friends, Pete’s party 1 and II, G and A, G.K. and R.J., RBR party, Cruisin’ Hnys . .. Prom?, Garden — Summers PHF, R and L . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. Cheryl Lynn Gant Giggles . . . always smiling, outgoing . . . “Go for it” . . . Prom ’83, the beach, windmill, bridge, bathtub, M.M., K.G., D.C.’s party, S.R. ’83 and ’84 . . . B.B. — 2 14 82 ... to be happy and successful. Robert Gedrys Geds . . . sports fan, friendly . . . “Awesome”, “F.T.” . . . soccer, band, intramural basketball . . . football picks, at B.B. with C, St. Pat’s parade, band competition in ’81 ... my parents ... to go into broadcasting. Stamie Giallourakis serious, responsible, optimistic . . . G.O.Y.A., Greek dancing, jogging, Forensics, Student Council . .. freshman year with K and B, West Point football games ... my parents ... to be a successful lawyer. “You think YOU’VE got troubles ...” — (Meg Carmen) 27 Stamie Giallourakis John Francis Giegerich Jack, Juke . . . polite, athletic . . . “I’m not a flirt”, “Bogus” ... wrestling, CR1SDE III, climbing, base- ball . . . The Gunks, Jr. Prom Court, parties, REEB, mailboxes, all my friends, summer ’83, the “S” team, C.B., T.J. and me, L.B. saloon . .. thanks Mom and Dad ... to go to college and be successful. Amy Elizabeth Gill Amos . . . dizzy . . . “Love you babe”, “Steamers” . . . “In the news,” the Barn, T.W. with R.C., L.K., D.S., roadtrip L.R., A.G., Squat, slumber party . .. to know unending fun. Sheila Gironda Shiels, Shiela burger .. . happy, friendly, always smiling . . . “What’s up?” .. . cross country, track, h.r. pres., wrestling mngr . . . proms, “SPAZ — Where’s his room?”, Huck, the A.B.C., G.L.C . .. Thanks Mom, I love you ... to go to college and get married. Adrianne Grant Age, A.J . .. tall, cute, crazy . .. “Oh, no!”, “Come on” . . . dancing, modeling, twirling . .. “The Boo- gens”, candy dog biscuits, good times in L.B. with the crew, G.F., K.E., MBA, T.R., L.F., my “Office”, N.J.D.T.G., My love for J.W., 3 19 83 ... Lord Ford ... to be a successful lawyer, model and danc- er. Mary Frances Green Mare, Maroid . . . silly, friendly, flakey . . . “Yea- team” . . . riding ... at the farm with Winter, CRW, “sign stealing” K.V. and M.G. — the terrible two- some, sleeping on beach with A.G., A.G., B.H., C.J., reunite ... to find whatever it is I’m looking for. Kathleen Griffin Bubbles, Giggles . . . happy, weird . . . “I’m sure”, “Later on that” . . . powder puff, skiing .. . The Beachcomber, windmill, the prom, Cheryl and the bathtub big bust ... to marry a rich man. William Groh Taz. . . outgoing, independent. . . “Ah, what’s up?” . . . Photo Art, Signpost editor . . . S.A.H., F.R. Miss Kelley’s class, P.F., my license, car, K — preppies . . . thanks Mom and Dad ... to be happy. Edward Grom E.J . . . wrestling, golf . . . thanks Mom and Dad . . . to go into electronics. Kelly Guariglia Kel . . . laugh ’til I cry, talkative . . . “Mega — ”, “It’s like” . . . cross country, track, NHS . . . skating on the bowl, Latin, “bubbles”, L.N.O.A.X.C., K.S. and A.L. at M.S.T.C., K and K go to D.C., Smitty .. . to never forget the people who’ve been great to me. Ann Guinnessey Annie . . . spontaneous . .. “Yeah team!” .. . pow- der puff, track . . . sign stealing with M.G., A.G., K.F., A.B., Brothers’ Beach with B.H., A.G., M.G., M.T.? summer of ’83 . . . my friends ... to be suc- cessful. A yearbook editor always has access to the secret files. — (Clare Morris) 28 Andrianne Grant Mary Frances Green Kathleen Griffin William Groh Edward Grom Kelly Guariglia There’s a little devil in everyone. — (Virginia Peckus) Melissa Haggerty Missy . . . understanding . . . “That’s life, Sanyo” . .. Candy striping, CYO, S.A.D.D .. . C.A., Gidget, TAC, Moby, Jr. and Sr. Buffets, Douglass, E.J . . . my sister ... to find happiness. Bronwyn Haley Punz. Bron . .. crazy, outgoing, understanding .. . “Gopher it”, “Never a dull moment” . . . cross coun- try Signpost . . . B.B. at G.A., proms, LNO’s, sum- mer allnighters, Petunia, Putts and Punz, P-House . . . best of times with the BEST of friends ... to be successful and to make people smile. Bernadette Halpin Bernie ha ha!. . . friendly, happy . . . “Oh babie” . . . softball, football games .. . sleeping on beach with A.G., A.G., M.G., T.M.’s party, T.F.’s parties, proms, snacks. Trade Winds, M.T. and G.M., sum- mers Ray, P.Y.T ... my friends ... to be successful. Bridget Hannon Bridge, Bre . . . outgoing uninhibited, studious . . . “Ho, what a jest!” .. . forensics, student council, candy striping .. . The Hex, Ho Ho Ho, two turtle- doves, “Gosh darn you you”, Theo, Karen, Lynda, Blair, Melting Eyes, Squan tavern . . . Mom and Dad ... to own a Mercedes. Evelyn Elizabeth Hasemann Evie . .. quiet, nice, funny . . . “Totally”, “Ya know?” ... flag twirling, Ski club . . . “Weesome”, Sr. Buffet Dun’s and Leg’s, dragging — in the Bonneville? proms, summers at Squan, the ultimate cruise mobile with JM . . . to keep the friends I’ve made. Julie Hasselmann Jule . . . indescribable, misleading ... “You’re kid- ding!” .. . softball, track . . . A.C.’s party, “Movies” LNO’s, NYE ’83, ABC, skiing ... to be happy. William Jerome Hauselt Jerry, the “Gut” .. . sarcastic, mellow . . . “Where’s Johnny?” “Someday, some way ... ” ... NHS, track, Saltwater Sportsman Club, h.r. pres . . . SAT after G.A., summer ’83, Flinto — RIP, 224 Wdlnd, NBO’s ... to gain success. Kelly Anne Healey Fifi. . . Flashdancer, “the problem child” . . . “Nice hair, what do you feed it?”, “1 don’t know, it’s weird” . . . French club, ski club, gymnastics mngr., newspa- per . . . Party wagon, reunite, CBS, Hilton Head GOJ MC with Fiesta and friends, incognito, ski Vt. MJ fans ... to own a Porsche and always be happy. 29 Julie Hasselmann William Jerome Hauselt Kelly Ann Healey Tara Healy “T”, Tar Heels. .. athletic... “Spare me”, “Kill it” . . . gymnastics, newspaper, NHS . .. dinner party, fiesta on turkey day, singing our way home, painting the bridge, A.B.T.S., gymnastics — State Champs . . . to become a physical therapist. Jennifer Heilig Realistic, adventurous, determined ... “Did you read the ingredients in that?” .. . softball, newspa- per . . . the Hunt ’82, Pam’s parties, Stevie Wonder . . . Margaret Thatcher. Marianna Hendricks Mar . . . quiet, friendly, short but cute . .. “Can’t wait till June ’84” ... Ski club, soccer mngr ... ski trips with friends, homeroom — frosh yr., softball in gym .. . K.M. and friends ... to make lots of money. Mary Kimberly Herring M.K . . . original . . . Nov. 3, H.C. — ’80, Mr. G., skiing Vt., sand dollar, cards ... my grandfather . . . to be a hand model. Marc Hertel hairless. .. Marine Corps R.O.T.C., Ski club, Marine Corps Reserve ... ski trips and more ski trips . . . Staff Srgt. Burger ... to be a Marine Corps pilot. Jay Varady attempting to drive from the pas senger’s side. Gail Hinds Lucia . . . patient, outgoing . . . “How arrre ya!” ... Math club, French club, Chemistry assistant . .. Chem. labs, Giovanni Guiseppe, NY Rangers, “Ker- mit the frog, here”, Morty, half and half, Luigi . . . Mom and Dad — thanks for everything ... to succeed in whatever I do. Michael Hoekstra Mike, Hoeks... “No way”, “You hate it”, “Ey” ... soccer, tennis, baseball . . . Ron and Jim imitating “Joe Disco” in lunch, Acid Man, 5th pd. laugh. Kathleen Hollywood Kathy, Luigi. . . funny, cheerful. . . “Oh my gosh!”, “Hey, what’s up guys?” . . . sm. flags, volleyball, S.C. committee, Ski club . .. G.H., G.l. — hockey at MSG, the best times, walks through N.Y., Rangers .. . friends and family ... to be a nurse. Gail Hinds Michael Hoekstra Kathleen Hollywood 30 I Diane Marie Homa Laurie Huresky Patricia Margaret Horohoe John Inserra Gina Marie Jennette Diane Marie Homa Di, Homie . . . happy, friendly, sweet ... “Yeah right”, “Be for real” . .. parties, fun times with good friends, 11 3 82, “walking” on the boardwalk, switching shoes with C.P., 6 4 83 ... to go to col- lege and be rich. Patricia Margaret Horohoe Tricia, Muffy. . . ultra prep, spacey Casey, a preppy forever . .. “But Bermudas are normal clothes” ... track .. . the Hunt, prom, Sanibel Island (E.P.), din- ner with Deb and Lenny, D.W. always, summer ’83 “Debbie, I stop counting after six” . . . Dad and Mom — love you ... to own L.L. Bean. Laurie Huresky Laur, Lo . . . dependable . . . “What? Sorry 1 wasn’t listening” ... Ski club, track, yearbook . . . skiing, P.C.’s parties, parking at B.K., Virginia Beach, Eu- rope, A.G.’s party, summer ’83, J.H. makes me laugh, Friendly’s, R.M., Hunt ’82, Que pasa, Pardon ... to be successful and happy. John Inserra Big Johnny 1 . .. intellectual, funny, sports minded . . . “Nayyado”, “What’s going on” . . . cross coun- try, track, Science Fiction club, Computer club . .. fighting with Tom Kelly, indoor track, Rich Moore . . . Jack Rafter ... to go into sports medicine. Gabrielle Ivone Gabby, Giovanni Giuseppe . . . caring, cheerful . . . “Ha llow” .. . Math club, yearbook ... 4 yrs. with Lucia and Luigi, best of friends, 4 17 83 David — I love you, Jr. prom — the boat, summer ’83 with D.P., Scott, Morty, NY Rangers . . . Dad, Maria and Fehrigg, I love you ... to get a job and marry. Gina Marie Jennette Beana . . . funny, crazy ... “Oh my God” . . . gym- nastics cheerleading, track . . . rapping with Jilly Bean, the Party Van, BEETS!, the bridge, hug at- tack, Deetza Bean, popcorn, singin’ in lunch, 11 3 82, summer of ’83, endlessly laughing with T.N. and T.M ... to design a computer language (name it Beana). Kathleen Johnson Kathy, K.J . . . short, cute, always smiling ... “Yeah right”, “But the thing is” . . . flag twirling, ski club . . . the Two of us and Clubber, Jr. prom, Sr. prom, friends, F.M., S.C., DPB, Oct. 27, parties .. . thanks Mom and Dad, I love you. Michele Joly Perky, Crash . . . “Hi-i” . . . C.A.P., Sci-Fi club, S.F. Convention . . . chasing Mr. B. with notebook wires, “almost” parties, Bob in lab coat, KMnOir, “10”, Coco, Space Seed, Carter . . . Mr. Bradley ... to become an astronaut. 31 Kathleen Johnson Michele Joly Peter Jones Peety, Pete Bones . . . unpredictable, radical . . . “Meow!” .. . tennis . . . Alg. 1 with R.W., the Hunt, after lunch session, concert on my ceiling, McDon- ald’s bathroom . . . Neil Young and Pete Townshend ... to party with David Lee Roth. Thomas Joyce T.J . . . bright, handsome, witty . . . Science Fiction, Dungeons and Dragons, Computer club . . . J.I., S.O., K.C., C.B., N.F . . . Mrs. N. Franco . . . Muhlen Burg. Neil Kalakowski laid back . . . “Far out, man”, “That’s hip” .. . soc- cer ... all my close friends: Timmy, Steve, Wayne and Mike, I’ll always remember Tom Kelly . . . Ron- nie Van Zant. Paul Kaminski Kermie, Morty . . . crazy, adventurous ... “Where’s the party?” .. . cross country, Ski Club, track . . . G.I., Jr. prom, Shark mobile, Never say Never Again, C.R. D.T., G.H., K.J., Pierre . . . parents . . . to be successful. Colleen Keane happy ... “Well, you know”, “What?” ... track, Ski club, wrestling mngr . . . 4-wheeling in Bronco, the Hunt, Jr. prom, A.H. — Scenic Drive, my friends, M.B., hitting the rail behind Pumps ... to go into sports’ medicine. Patrick J. Keegan Keegs, P.J . . . well dressed, outspoken, conserva- tive ... “I didn’t do it” . . . cross country, track . .. Navy, Freehold, April ’83, greeted by Oceanport, Police with S.P., D.O. and M.S., “Rebellin’” . . . my father ... to always know what I want. Thomas M. Kelley the real Tom Kelley .. . small, nervous, weird ... cross country, track ... my family, getting my li- cence, working at A P, Jamie — lunch ... to be a computer programmer. Loren A. Kelly “Groovy” . . . cheerleading . . . Madrid and Paris with C.R.L.R., subway with R.M., you — me — friend, Ohio, summer ’83, JB’s, 3 a.m., 3 hrs. in Howell, S.B.’s party, T.E.H., homework with C.S... to be happy and successful. Thomas Kelly Fred, Double Nickel... funny, lazy, unorganized ... “Hold on” ... football, baseball ... the S.B. Rec. win, Green Machine, Hunter, double sessions . . . 55 ... to be a major league baseball player. Diet Coke and friends always go together. — (K. Capell, M. Carman, B. Davis, C. Kenny) Thomas M. Kelley Loren A. Kelly Thomas Kelly 32 Caroline Kenny Ivan King Charles W. Kirman Caroline Kenny Car ... outgoing, funny, friendly ... “I don’t like your attitude” .. . basketball, softball . .. Escape to the movies with S.P., parties, proms, steamed win- dows, Ireland ... to be happy and do well in the future. Ivan King Pierce ... a “King” at his best . . . forensics, debat- ing club . . . “Be happy” .. . sincere thanks to Dad and Ancient ... to be the best journalist in the tri- state. Charles W. Kirman Charlie .. . quiet, active, sensible ... “Get out of here” ... football ... to be successful. Richard Klotz Rich, J.R ... athletic, friendly, easygoing . .. hock- ey, football, baseball, skiing, sleeping. Richard Knudsen “Let’s get crazy” . . . football, baseball, hockey, ski- ing, fishing ... to be a successful systems analyst. Linda A. Kristiansen understanding, easygoing. . . “Like” . .. gymnastics mngr . . . T.l. and T.W. with DJS, AG, RC, Perkins 19, slumbers at Tree’s, “Go Unity”, parties at A.D.’s, Jr. girls, reuniting with Ritra and Sere, my 17th — surprise, DJS ... to friends made and kept with love ... to find happiness in everything. 33 Richard Klotz Richard Knudsen Linda A. Kristiansen “Sharp dressed men” at the Senior buffet. — (Jim Lizotte, Rob Larson) Richard Krzyzkowski Rich . . . moody, energetic, easygoing ... Yeah right”, “Gimme a break” . . . wrestling, weightlifting . . . Jr. prom, 6 4 83, parties at N.E., wrestling T.J . . . to be successful in a high paying job. Kimberly Jean Kurmin Kim, Kurmie . . . funny, frantic, sociable . . . “Wing”, “Nill” ... Ski club, soccer capt. . . L.P., K.L., T.N., G.J. and “the Gang”, R.M., Jeramie, 101 with the “vultures”, my momma (STLF), popcorn, porkroll at L.P.’s house . . . Mom and Dad — thanks for every- thing ... to never get a speeding ticket in my T.A. Carrie Elizabeth Larkin Larkin!. . . ticklish, cute, smiley . . . “Get a grip” . .. football and basketball cheerleader, yearbook editor ... “stripping” at Jr. Buffet, hijacking bus with V.P., 11 3 82 ... to be eternally tan. Robert Larson Bert . . . rowdie, cool, happy . . . “What is?”, “Lat- er” ... soccer, track, baseball, Ski Club .. . Cosmos game, car accident with C.R., freshmen initiations, Murray’s .. . Capt. Chaos and Kato ... to buy the Meadowlands. Marlene Leon Mar, Lina .. . friendly, loud, understanding . . . “Bugging out”, “Newsflash”... Glee club. Ski Club, soccer, S.A.D.D . . . Quincenera with Sue and T.R., camping with Donna, K.R., M.M., T.M., A.G., P.T., M.M., L.V. and Billy ... my loving parents and Au- drey ... to be a computer programmer. Kathleen Michelle Leroux Kathy . . . funny, smiley, witty . . . “HI”, “Um, ex- cuse me?” .. . football and basketball cheerleading . . . cruisin’ with Theres, KAT, M.B. with “The Blob”, 11 3 82, Jp — GJS — 1 hr. late, Beets, the vultures, best friends . . . thanks Mom and Dad, 1 love you. Melissa Lewis Missy, Alice . . . quiet, friendly . . . “Let’s be makin’ the rounds” . .. “yellow” house, New Year’s Eve ’82, summer ’83 — T.C., B.B., M.L., 10 30 82 A.H., H.L., J.G., Hershey, pretty lights, Franklin Lake, fireworks ... to be a successful paralegal. Richard Krzyzkowski Robert Larson Kimberly Jean Kurmin Carrie Elizabeth Larkin Marlene Leon Kathleen Michelle Leroux Helena J. Lillvik understanding, caring .. . “Don’t ask me, I’m only driving!” ... 3 21 81, Franklin Lake, making the rounds, hearing about Hershey ... to be happy and successful. James G. Lizotte Jim, Seamus . . . cutie pie, loud ... “What’s up?”, “Get ’em, Harry” . . . soccer, baseball.. . strike out king, shaving cream with R.W. and R.L., Murray Beach, Beach, Mutt and Jeff, computers, frisbee with Mac, 4 13 83, P.C., the Who . . . Capt. Chaos and Kato. Melissa Lewis Helena J. Lillvik James G. Lizotte 34 Michael Lohn Squeeze . . . rebellious, outgoing, mellow . . . cross country . .. J.D. and D, Wyoming trip, Dave, Fishca- bob after work, Arts Center. Vincent Lorenzo Vinnie .. . outgoing, talkative, rowdie ... “Get a grip will you?” . . . wrestling, weight lifting, Ski club . . . Murray Beach, Kerrie Beckley, 2 7 83, New Year’s Eve, Jr. prom .. . father and mother ... to go to college and get married. Rebecca E. Lowe Becky, Mousie . . . stubborn ... “Can you believe it?”, “Get with it, people” . . . band, forensics, math team, NHS ... 5 classes with J.D., always being “prepared” for A.P. classes, band parties! Corinne MacLaughlin happy, serious, friendly . .. “Stew”, “It’s finally 1984!” . . . basketball, skiing . . . Cory, hangin’ with H.G., A.D., L.K., L.K ... to be a speech therapist. Michael Anthony MacStudy Mike, Mac . . . friendly, easygoing, understanding . . . “Yeah right”, “Clown” . . . football, wrestling, baseball... my parties, wake-up calls, mailbox hunt- ing .. . thanks Mom and Dad ... to be a successful CPA. “Yes, Marian Bloom, seniors have to do oral reports, too.” Patricia Mahon Trish . .. crazy, funny, friendly . . . football and bas- ketball cheering, wrestling mngr ... “the wet ticket” driving with ALMO, the Allenhurst crew, living in Red Bank with K.D. and A.M., M.L. party, puddles in practice, ABC ... to always have a good time. Stephen Manrell Muscles . . . hardworking, observant, quiet . . . “That will be enough of that”, “Yeah — Salad” . . . cross country, rock club . . . Alice Cooper and Sab- bath concerts, Rich dragged down the hall, Mr. McCue’s class, Halloween cross country ... to be rich and powerful. Maria Mansfield quiet, shy, giggly ... “Je ne sais pas”, “Yo no se” . . . marching band, drum major .. . 7 18 82, 8 20 82, Semi-formal, New York, Jr. prom ... to master 6 languages. Patricia Mahon Stephen Manrell Maria Mansfield 35 Thomas Joseph Masonius T.J .. . hyper, suave and debonair . . . “Yup” . . . football, wrestling, Student Council . . . everybody on S.C., Dave, Chris, R.B., M.C., B.B., J.G., mail- boxes, J.H., Dave’s house ... my parents ... to make life enjoyable. Joseph Mazzucca Rug, Psuph . . . sarcastic, crazy . . . “Don’t worry about it”. She’ll get over it” . .. golf, hunting, skiing . . . Bronco, Joe’s got one!, I want one!, ski trips . . . to go 4-wheeling on the White House Lawn . . . hav- ing wild times with wild friends. Daniel Anthony McAlonie Mac Attack .. . original, exciting, crazy, wild . . . “Which one do you want?”, “Oh, hello, Ronald Mc- Donald” .. . ultimate frisbee, baseball . . . M.K.H., T.N., R.P., Murray’s Beach, Dire Straits, R.W., B.B., M.S., P.M....to go to college and survive. Mark McCue Q-bert . . . moderately swift . . . “What’s your deal?”, “Unreal” . . . cross country, NHL hockey .. . many Grateful Dead concerts ’83 . . . Mr. Jerry G ... to experience more shows. Regina Marie McDonald Reg, Jeannie . . . track . . . snowbunnies, Madrid and Paris with RLCL, Hey, Que Pasa?, Subway with L.K., dancing, ironing out the dents — thanks A.R., party on Telegraph Hill, summers with R, M, K, Friendly’s Georgia Bites, Ann’s party, ABC in Avon, P.C.’s parties, DT in AP — RLKP, 3 hrs. in Howell, H.C. ’80. visiting Gin in D.C., Hunt, LH parking in BK. Amy and Karen stricken with Senior Fever! — (A. Tracy, K. Smith) Daniel Anthony McAlonie Mark McCue 36 Regina Marie McDonald Meghan Elizabeth McGann Tara McGrath Kevin McHale Meghan Elizabeth McGann Meg . . . determined, outgoing, understanding . . . “Kill it”, “Puppy” .. . cheerleading, football stats, basketball, French and Ski clubs . . . party wagon, H.H., 7 limo, reunite, strip — lamp lightener, L.B., T.W. with M.S. and B.S., X-Kev., fiesta ... to get married and achieve self-satisfaction. Tara McGrath friendly, pragmatic . . . “Yeah right” . . . swimming, scuba diving, skating ... Hi, Eric?, Cricket here, me and Chris and T.G., homeroom with Marlene, Mary Paula and Maria . . . Paul Devaul... to do what 1 do best. Mary E. McMurray Wayne Meyer Angela Maria Micchelli Kevin McHale Opie . . . Stuff Your Face, the bushes, 5th pd. Eng- lish class ... ski club .. . Mr. Rafter . . . “Spark it up.” Mary E. McMurray Mickie . . . dramatic, curly ... “I don’t want to hear about it . .. tell me, tell me” ... chorus, K.M.K., A.G., H.T.S., Ginny and David, “Eden”, Bonny — “Fix me up”, Sal’s, “1 sat down”, L.S.’s Halloween party ... Mr. McCormick ... to marry rich. Wayne Meyer Radnaay . . . quiet, shy, tall, dark and handsome . . . “What’s up cool?” . .. football, track . . . falling over hurdles during ’83 track, getting initiated frosh year ... my Mom ... to go to college and be rich. Robin Patricia Miesemer John Migliazza Barbara Ministri Angela Maria Micchelli Ang, Angelina, Angie Bebe . . . peppy, rah-rah ... cheerleading ... 3 hrs. in Howell, S.B.’s party, SJV game with S.D., T.M., V.P., L.B., “Living” in Red Bank with T.M., K.D., party on Telegraph Hill?, Friendly’s, T.M. and her zaniness, CA with S.D., homecoming ’82, competitions, puddles at practice. Robin Patricia Miesemer fun, crazy, outgoing, lazy .. . “DRATSAB!” . . . cheering gymnastics, track . . . Madrid and Paris RLCL, subway attack, summer ’83, 3 a.m. J.L., J.B.’s, 9 83 — C, D, B, running out of gas ... all my friends ... to be on time. John Migliazza Johnny Migs .. . funny, good talker . .. “If I don’t see you later? — so what!” . . . chess club .. . weekend with J.S. and R.P., P.B.’s Wednesday after school specials ... my father ... to marry rich and take it easy. Barbara Ministri outgoing, funny . .. Ski Club . . . M.I., K.C., J.E., summer ’83, the bridge, Florida ’82, Maniac, M.P., ice cubes . . . Mr. Rogers ... to get married and be rich. “We want you!” — (C. Ryan, V. Peckus, C. Larkin, J. Morley, W. Rebollo, G. Jennette at the Senior buffet.) 37 Tod Moran Mo ... excellent, smooth .. . football ... Charlie’s great parties at my house, take a Mo, Creighton backing into my car . .. L.T ... to be a millionaire and play for the Giants. Jill Morley Jillybean ... ambitious, cheerful, fun ... “Yeah right” .. . tennis. Ski club . . . rapping with Beana, ultimate cruise mobile, my locker men, 11 3 82, flashdancing in lunch. Wonder Twin powers — acti- vitate! . . . Jimmy Arias ... to jam with the Stones. Clare Helen Morris Bear, Em .. . “Don’t worry about it”, “YSMD”, “I don’t get it” .. . yearbook, powder puff, H.R. pres . . . Banff, Tim, marathon talks, my psychiatrist — SP, B.B. at G.A., Dead, Chem. lab, toga skiing, S.L. with K.C. and others .. . Chrissy ... to get through the next 4 years. Diana Elizabeth Mulcahy Di. .. talkative, dizzy, petite, energetic . .. “I’m not short, I’m petite” .. . cross country, track . . . friends, Penn Relays, Van Cortland, Princeton, ski- ing with R, W, E, T, M, C, KA, exploring MC during practice, skating at the bottom of the bowl... to be a doctor and marry rich. Patrick Mulvaney Pat... an alright person to get along with . . . cross country, skiing, fishing, camping ... “G.O.” , D.N., M.M., M.L., C.M., W.A., ... to work with comput- ers. Elizabeth Anne Murphy Liz, Murph .. . humorous, crazy, silly . . . “Styah” . . . softball . . . “Moontans”, summer ’83 ... to be an actress. Mary Beth Muscillo Mar .. . happy, outgoing, always smiling . .. “Hang loose”, “We crack me up” .. . powder puff... the bridge, parties, North End, Windmill, prom, flat tires, “MC’s”, Sal, C.G., C.W., T.D . .. S.M. — 3 14 83 ... to be successful and happy. Tod Moran Jill Morley Clare Helen Morris Diana Elizabeth Mulcahy Patrick Mulvaney Elizabeth Anne Murphy Mary Beth Muscillo Glen Mustillo Anne Naimoli Glen Mustillo Louie . . . bad to the bone, quiet . .. “What?” .. . football, wrestling, ping pong, boxing, motorcross. . . Mo’s house . .. my father ... to go to college and meet a nice girl. Anne Naimoli Anne Louise . . . innocent, shy, sweet ... “Dig a ditch, I give up!” .. . forensics . . . biology, Gold!, how’s life, S, D, CR, my friends ... Dad, 1 love you and miss you ... to be successful and happy. We’ve got all kinds, here at RBC. 38 Jill Nalducci GQ model — Wayne Meyer. Jill Nalducci Nalduche . . . cute, flirt, dizzy, short.. . “You wish” Hooters” ... Ski Club, yearbook . . . Rich, R.W. in Mr. B’s class, S.S. in Marine Park soph, yr., Mrs. M’s 8th pd. class ... to be a lawyer. Theresa Nappi Nap, Deetz . . . giggly, gullable, smiley . . . “Hi!”, “Urn, excuse me?!” ... football and basketball cheerleading, track, Ski club . . . locking my keys in my car, M.B. and the Blob, Kathy’s almost ticket, Shannon and smarties, 11 3 82, skiing with S.P., B.H., A.C., “She went over the cliff!”, Mellon — my twin . . . thanks Mom and Dad — 1 love you ... to be 5’4”. David Northridge PeeWee . . . like to party and have a good time . . . “Hhrrmp” .. . wrestling, lifting . . . mailbox and bea- ver hunting, all nighters, L.B.I., Nam night, scaven- ger hunt ... Mr. Bill ... to live a long and full life. Theresa Nappi John Nugent Nuge .. . quiet, calm . . . basketball, football, CYO . . . NBO’s, STND AGN, Rob’s house, Superior H.T . . . .to be successful. Deborah Nye Debbie . .. artistic, easygoing, sensitive ... “Yeah, right”, “Wait a second” .. . track, powder puff. .. Steve, 5 1 82, split decision, Pat’s parties, T.F.F., Mo’s GNO, Hershey’s kisses, MRSP, MS ... to marry and be happy. Christian O’Brien Chris . .. talkative, cheerful, outgoing .. . “Vasis sisshet”, “Did you ever have the craving for?” ... soccer, Ski club .. . PBJ, fuzzy bow tie, my party, S.A. with H.B., killing T.N. skiing ... my dad ... to be a child psychiatrist. David Northridge John Nugent Deborah Nye Gail O’Brien “No way, get lost” .. . Ski Club . . . P.M., C.B., D.D., S.S., M.M., C.W., Fla., concerts, parties, proms . .. my dad. Peter William O’Connell Genben Baby, Moonman . . . ultimately preppy, cute, outgoing . . . “Joe’s got one”, “No way” . . . soccer, skiing . . . Jay’s house, O’Brien’s party, snatch patrol, Murray Beach, Rob and Bob, R.E. signs on M. A. lawn, Sr. lunch ... to play for the U.S. Olympic soccer team in the Meadowlands. Gail O’Brien 39 Christian O’Brien Peter William O’Connell Teresa O’Dwyer Tess ... emotional, sincere . .. “Dig a ditch” . .. yearbook, forensics, Signpost, Creative Writing club . . . headlights Aw, it’s a Hallmark, gold, brain- squisher . . . S. Overby ... to be a famous artist. Bridget Ann O’Hara Fidget BOA .. . Airy ... “I overslept”, “Oouch” ... Ski Club ... Police ’83, C by S, TA'XT, C.N. road- trips, dancing in the street... to achieve the ultimate state of wealth and success. John O’Hern “O” . . . lazy, moody ... “F.T.” .. . basketball, ten- nis, softball. . . roadtrips, Cruise and the cops, Fish’s car, Ranger games ... to have a wife, kid and be rich. Kerry J. O’Neil Berry . . . outgoing, lazy, outrageous .. . “Way to hussle”, “Sadness” .. . track, x-country, French club ... the Hunt, Ray’s, Florida beach party, Kelly, there’s someone in your house, zoom, Spaz, summer, Cat-bird alley, de-light ... to help 3rd world coun- tries and be rich. Daniel O’Neill Dan, Oats . . . funny, losing touch with reality . . . “Do it up”, “Radical” .. . skiing, hockey, fishing . . . Steamboat, E.S.O., the Hunt, the 11:11 Boris the spider, 5 17 83 ... Pete Townshend and Keith Moon ... to be a ski bum. Hockey player meets ravishing RBC beauty? — (G. Ivone, D. Pereira) Scott Thomas Page Satchel . . . static, dynamic . .. “Who cares” .. . cross country ... midnight roadtrip, parties, work, good times ... to be successful. Ellen Paraskevas Mellon .. . loud, boy crazy . .. “Foxes” . . . softball, powder puff, band . . . Police ’83, 14, C by S, twin dancing in the street, CN roadtrips. Lisa Gayle Parenty smiley, moody, gullable . . . “hi” “Don’t worry, I still love you” . . . skiing, yearbook . . . 11 3 82, JP GJS 1 hr. late, Kim’s pork roll — 3 a.m., Murray . . . thanks Mom and Dad ... to be happy and success- ful. Scott Thomas Page Ellen Paraskevas Lisa Gayle Parenty 40 Susanne Marie Piney Donna Pontecorvo Virginia Lee Peckus Ginny Peck . . . laughalotable, self destructible . .. “No way”, Are you teasing me? .. . blond-bomb- ers, my “romantic” friends, car chase with C.L., 11 3 82, surviving with CH and TS, barely getting to school with KS, “Stripping”, bus hijacking, RF and WR — “Where are we now?”. Davie Pereira Dave, Chip ... quiet, always thinking, not to blame . .. “I’m not joking”, “Hey Chico” . . . fishing, moto- cross ... Jr. prom with GI, AW, LP, massive boat parties, the pool, roadtrip to WC’s . . . thanks Mom and Dad ... to go to college and get married. Lisa Persiponko Whiz, Giggles . . . adventurous, hysterical . . . “That’s cool” . . . b.c. after j.p., Dr. Pepper, Skeet- ers, SRHS, S.F., bofer, RNL, moped ride, getting lost with Jen . . . thanks Mom and Dad ... to be rich. Cheryl A. Petti Cher . .. happy, adventurous . .. “Yeah right” ... cheerleading ... 11 3 82, wild parties, 6 4 83, suicide with W.R., pd. 2 D.H., good times with friends ... to be happy and successful. Jacqueline Pflug Jackie . . . preppy, optimistic, happy . .. “We are going to a luau” .. . rifle captain, BRIM, S.C.C . .. Pt. Pleasant Beach, football games, “Flipper”, Haa- gen Dazs, memories of the Shore, special friends at RBC. Joseph V. Pillari Joe . . . friendly, smiling . . . “F.T.”, “Let’s get out of here” ... basketball, baseball . . . T and T blasts, locker room “Lectures”, baseball trip to Georgia .. . Sylvester Stallone ... to be successful and happy. Susanne Marie Piney Pine . . . short, understanding, talkative ... “Too much”, “Chill out” .. . softball, yearbook, powder puff, NHS . .. Hunt ’82 — MP, “psychiatrist”, steamed windows, Escape to the movies with CK, “collars up”, marathon talks and tennis with CM, HH pink party with KC, skiing over the cliff, “Lay- dees” ... Em, Roxeanne and Pygmy. Donna Pontecorvo crazy, funny, friendly . . . “Now listen Chick” . . . Ski club, drill team . . . Marlene and camp, Sue and the Delaware River, on the way to the Jr. prom . . . my parents ... to never forget the good times. “CHEEEESE!!” — (Debbie Collins) 41 Beth Anne Popolo Fiesta, Weth . .. ultimate prep, B.I.B . . . “Oh, real- ly”, “That’s gets the big kill” . . . gymnastics. Sign- post, Youth and Hitler . . . party wagon, reunite, Flashdancers, Jedi, busted by the walrus, warriors, chicken swims, GOJ MC, fiesta on turkey day, din- ner party . . . Lily Pulitzer ... to have the perfect pageboy. Kristine Potensky Kris .. . friendly, outgoing . . . football stats, powder puff, S.A.D.D., track . . . great friend, L.R., M.S.M. with C.A., reunite, b-days with K.H. and B.P., 1 22 83 — G.B. my friends — for all the great memories ... to have a successful career. Beth Anne Popolo Kristine Potensky Rita Price Rita Price Rit-ra, Mrs. Penta . . . outgoing, 1 of 9, bizarre . .. “Bet me”, “Why ya gotta” . . . soccer mngr., Ski Club, stage crew .. . Phil, Dec. 18, ’82, Z28, Perkins 21, T.W. with DJS, LAK, SD, DH, P.C.P ... my loving parents ... to go to Arizona and be a nurse. Rosalba Procopio Rose, Rosabella . . . forgetful, Italian, gullible . . . “No way”, “It’s not me, it’s him” . . . track, Ski club ... ski trip to Vermont, finally getting my license, breakfast at Boo’s, BSC with G.Z. and J.R. to be happy and successful. Michelle Pujals Missy, Pygmy . . . short, opinionated, blunt . . . “Let’s admit it” .. . powder puff. . . P.C.’s parties, Hunt ’82, Murray’s, Spring Lake, B.B. at G.A ... to be rich and famous. Rosalba Procopio Michelle Pujals Franz J. Rabauer Franz J. Rabauer Beckenbauer . . . preppy, outgoing, energetic .. . “Wrong — SK”, “When donkies fly!” ... Cross country, track, Ski club ... Jr. year with SMK and MJM, green M M’s, all the good times. J.R ... to do my best. Lisa Ann Rancatore Lisa . . . friendly, easygoing . .. “Fine, be that way” .. . K.H., P.T., L.V., G.I., “Great Adventure” on 537 with P.T., striking with N.J. Bell, the other “Lisa” ... Signpost ... to be a lawyer. Jill Elizabeth Readie short-n-sweet . . . “I’m having a twinkie attack!”, “Bye-bye now” . . . basketball stats, h.r. pres., Ski club . . . summer ’83-2, 3, 6, fun times at A.B.T.S., singing our way home, send HELP!, perpetual tissue Vermont... my friends... to be successful and rich. Wendy Jean Rebollo friendly, caring, fun . .. “No biggie”, “Weesome” . .. twirling, basketball cheerleading, Ski Club, year- book . . . Squan summers, lunch at Roy’s, “JG, TM”, 11 3 82, get tan with V.P., Joe Florida with S.T., old and new friends at RBC, suicide with C.P ... to be happy and successful. Look at that face, just look at that face! — (Cathy A. Williams, Bronwyn Haley, Regina McDonald) 42 Christopher Renzo Lauren Ricci Arthur Rimmele The Blues Brothers with “Hey, Bartender” perform at the Senior Buffet. — (S. Bondon, D. Collins, J. Eckstein, A. Ciesla, S. Piney, K. Cahill) Christopher Renzo Chris . . . outgoing, rowdy, accident prone . . . “Leave me alone”, “Get away” . .. track, skiing, Student Council . . . my poor car, ski trips, Murray Beach, Jr. prom, my nose, parties ... to be success- ful. Lauren Ricci Fidget, Shorty . . . fun, dizzy, crazy . . . Let’s go pick up guys”, “I forgot” . . . softball, stats, powder puff. . . roadtrip home with A.G. and A.G., Beat it, 6 17 83 at K.P.’s, reunite, N.Y. with A.D . .. Mom and Dad ... to marry rich and always be happy. Arthur Rimmele Art . . . nice, different, calm . .. “Don’t worry, it’s optional”, “You know it’s happening” ... band, drums . .. commando raids in rm. 6 pd. 11 frosh yr., “I’m sorry, you’re too low” what they all believed ... all real friends ... to continue and continue. Tavia Robinson Tav ... understanding, friendly, determined . . . “Oh, that’s cute” .. . NANBPW youth club ... Jr. lunch with Kim, Lisa, Adrianne, football, fun with my home girls Jennifer and Cordelia, my love for Ber- nard ... my mother ... to be a computer engineer. Karen Roche Kar, Fidget... obnoxious, silly . . . “Don’t even wor- ry about it” .. . rifle twirling, first aid, plays, chorus . . . Tangs, Wetdown with S.T., D.P., Eden, you fell down, mud puppies, Asia concert, Foobird!, the day the horse went moo . . . Sister Carroll. Carroll Jane Ryan Little Red . . . happy, optimistic, cute ... “I’m so sure” ... twirling, ski club . . . Easter ’82, $1.38 special, lunch at Roy’s, 11 3 82, “B”, Carrie’s song of the day ... to graduate from college. Tavia Robinson Karen Roche Carroll Jane Ryan 43 Is that a legal baseball shirt? — (Kathy Walsh) Charles Ryan Charlie . . . outgoing . . . “Party at Mo’s house” .. . football, track, baseball, Ski club ... all my good friends, ski trips, football season . . . A.C ... to be a stockbroker. Mary Catherine Saling giggly, bubbly, outgoing ... “Kill it”, “Fiesta” .. . 7- limo, party wagon, reunite, busted by a walrus, lamp lightener, T.W. with MM and BS, LB, X . . . Ralph Lauren ... to be successful and happy. Marlene J. Santaniello Pac-Rat . . . gullible, artistic, talkative . .. “Sheila you owe me” .. . yearbook, powder puff, track . . . cruising in the Camaro with Diane, U.T.B., the Ba- nana Split Gang, “Squat Team”, Windmill, 101 jokes with L.P . . . thanks Mom and Dad, I love you ... to always be happy. Sandra Satter Sandy, Banana . . . incognito, ambitious, “too funny” ... “I didn’t even know”, “You love it” . .. b-ball, “A real job” . . . Mangos, E, G.A., “Winds”, L.B.I., table 29, the 10th, mellon balls? ... to be extremely happy and successful. Matthew Savaiko Max . . . friendly, kind, honest ... “O.K.” .. . foot- ball, baseball, wrestling . . . skiing at Camelback, Long Beach Island, Jr. and Sr. proms, my tie collec- tion ... Dr. Duey Oxburger ... to be an engineer. Gabriel Scala Slick . .. hardworking, mellow . . . “Say whaaat?”, “What’s for homework?” . . . cross country, track . . . Sternweiss, Friday nights, meets . . . Bruce Lee and Roger Moore ... to make a career in business. Nancy Anne Schaad Nanc . .. cheerful, wild, gullible, sensitive . . . “Real- ly?” . . . yearbook, newspaper, French club, ski club, Senior Class Pres . . . summers, concerts; roses — JC, proms, ski trips, Hunt ’83, homecomings, driving experiences!, CBA and RBC parties, powder puff!, popcorn!, fun with BM and all my good friends . . . Thanks Mom and Johnny; I love you . . . traveling; to be an international lawyer. Robert C. Schenone Rob . . . cool-tempered . . . “Perhaps”, “Guys in the back” .. . tennis, soccer, skiing . . . trips to Camel- back, “the hand”. Snatch, cheerleaders . . . Dad . . . to be rich. Gabriel Scala Nancy Anne Schaad Robert C. Schenone 44 Rebecca C. Schlossberg Sean Scialfa Diane W. Scott David Scotti Amy C. Serabis Joanne Screen Patricia Sharkey Christine Sheehan Karen Smith Rebecca C. Schlossberg Becki, Beckums . . . late, bubbly, B.B.B .. . “Kill it” “Okey, dokey” . . . 7-limo, party wagon, BOMO, reunite, Flashdance, T.W. with M.M. and M.S., L.B., Chubbettes, V.T ... to never grow up. Sean Scialfa Scalf .. . wild, rowdy, adventurous ... “Hhrrmp” . .. skiing, flying, lifting ... all nighters, driving back from Poconos with no headlights in a storm . . . my brother ... to be a jet fighter pilot. Diane W. Scott Scotti. . . silly, outgoing, friendly . . . “Okay dokay” “I’m flabbergasted” . . . powder puff, softball . .. summer ’83, Banana Split Gang, cruising in Camaro with Marlene, proms, sleepover at Lynn’s ... thanks Mom and Dad ... to go to college. David Scotti Karate Scotti, Davy .. . sociable, self-disciplined . . . “She’s not a total”, “OH, Mrs.” . . . martial arts, wrestling . . . Joan, Ev’s — Green Machine, lunch, nights at Murray Beach . . . Dad ... to be rich and famous. Amy C. Serabis Ame . .. artistic, new wave, funky dresser . . . “Look, funky green”, “Grooovy” . .. softball, bas- ketball, art club, ski club, yearbook, Europe Steph, Kar, discos, Jean-Paul and Claude, RT in Rome, Glenn, D.B., Jr. Prom ’83, graduation, Nancy . . . Mrs. Kennedy ... to be in the fashion industry. Joanne Screen Jo, Screener . .. happy, gullable, bubbly ... “You guys, it’s Friday”, “Tiny Bubbles” . . . cheerleading, track, basketball, powder puff, NHS . . . the Count- down, Christmas in Hawaii, Katie M’s parties, lunch talk, football games, religion with M.A., R.W., B.W ... to be happy and successful. Patricia Sharkey Pat, Buffy . . . terrific, friendly . . . “Oh my God” . . . volleyball, play production, marching band, powder puff, French Club . . . N.M.’s Cadillac with J.R. R.E. and Les ... Dr. Charles Drew. Christine Sheehan Chris . .. “Hey, hippi” .. . yearbook, track, BRIM, French club . . . friends, parties, Paris and Madrid, “You, me friends”, LK, BS, CK, JS, RM, LH, RM, driving, track, “the party”, the Hunt, prom night 3 hrs. to RM’s party ... to be successful and happy. Karen Smith airheaded, friendly . . . “Oh-okay”, “Oh well” . .. basketball, track, yearbook . . . K.C. at S.L., and A.H. and K.G. at MSTC, great times with A.S. . . . comical encounters with A.T., skiing, Em . . . Wait!, to lead a successful and happy life, thanks Mom and Dad for everything! “What, a camera? Where!?!” — (Scott Page, Kerry O’Neil) 45 Gail Smithson Smitty . .. blond, sweet. .. “Let’s party”, “Bogus” . . . Ski club . . . Sabbath concert with L.A., 360’s, work parties . . . Mr. Rafter ... to get a real job. Daphne Stamos Mature, sophisticated . . . “Can I ask you a ques- tion?” ... Jr. class president, x-country, wrestling manager . . . “RBC: boys are boys; men are miss- ing”, the endless bowl, stripping at the Jr. Buffet, Ostuni and the Plaka, exit 98 GSP ... to go into orthopedic surgery sports medicine. Joseph Stango Joe . . . conscientious, neat, strong minded .. . .. . “What’s going on?”, “Kiss my ring” . . . tennis, chess, ping-pong, soccer ... ’83 Senior Prom with M.B. and R.P., fun nights with J.M., R.P., E.S. .. . Uncle George ... to be a meteorologist. Robert Stanziale Roberto . . . friendly, humorous . .. “Keep it clean” . . . wrestling, chess club ... all the parties, the Hunts, breaking my leg, Murray Beach . . . Wilt Chamberland ... to make a lot of money. Sarah Anne Strong Sally, Gnome . . . silly outgoing, friendly . . . “Oh, I don’t know”, “Zoom” . . . soccer mngr., powder puff, CYO . . . J.R. CBA Senior prom, RBC proms, Prettyboy — W.E., good times with friends . .. thanks, 1 love you Dad ... to be married and have a family. Maureen Sullivan happy gullable, thoughtful. . . “Don’t you wanna?”, “Cute is a 4-letter work” . . . football and basketball cheering . . . summer ’83 at DCC and IH with Dave, the Duck, Mr. B and the Beat Dude, closing night of the play. What time is it?, 5 1 83 ... to be ultimate- ly happy and successful. Christine Supino Chris . . . sensitive, sociable, sassy . . . “You know what” . . . newspaper, yearbook rep., intramurals, Ski club . . . “stripping with D.S. and V.P.”, Europe — “Ostuni”, the Plaka, omniscience ... to be a TV news anchorwoman. Stacy Sylvia Spacey .. . loud, wild . . . “Please — oh God” . . . the Police and Bowie with Karen, David — G.O., P.M., D.D., T.M., S.G., E.O., C.B ... my Daddy ... to marry rich. Joseph Stango Robert Stanziale Sarah Anne Strong Maureen Sullivan 46 Christine Supino Stacy Sylvia Jill Szlasa Pegeen Tilton Mark Thompson Stacy Lynn Thompson Mary Jo Tivenan Amy Tracy Jill Szlasa Slaz . . . wild, crazy, unpredictable, loud . . . “Styah”, “Hang loose” ... softball . . . Sunshine daydream, “Moon tan” .. . Grateful Dead ... to be a Playboy Bunny. Mark Thompson Spike, Moon . .. friendly, moody ... “What’s up?”, “Putts” . .. football, track, Ski club.. . frosh ski trip, football with Coach Mont, C.R., K.C., G.B., T.M. and all my friends, Stone face . . . Mr. Mont, Roger R. Thompson ... to own my own business. Stacy Lynn Thompson Spacy . . . laugh ’til I cry, persistent. . . “Ummmm”, “You know it’s like” ... Exec. Board Secretary, tennis. . . the countdown, X-mas in Hawaii with J.S., Katie M’s parties, Squan summers, Joe Florida with W.R., “tiny bubbles” ... to be tall and successful. Pegeen Tilton Peg, Peggy . .. nice, shy, quiet .. . rifles . . . FY going to NYC to the play, St. Patrick’s parade, Eng- lish with Sue and Mar ... to be a teacher. Mary Jo Tivenan Joey ... “Bring out the best in the worst you can be”, good listener . . . “Oh well”, “It’s raining men!” . . . forensics, Emerald ’84, newspaper ... my bud- dies forever, my first skiing adventure, headlights at L.B., Kath’s bug, nationals, H in H, B.J., my sum- mers off, beach, my own phone, learning to ride a bike again . . . Love ya Mom and Dad ... to become a burden to my kids. Amy Tracy outgoing, outspoken, friendly . .. “Massive” . .. Sands at night, the Hunt, cruisin’ with K.S., times with T.H., crazy team practices, NYE with . . . , two homes, Raleigh NC, Barkchips, 3 down 1 to go ... thanks Mom and Dad, and Dr. Ruth. Suzanne Trefurt Sue, Hinges . . . crazy, nice, loud . . . “chill out”, “Threw it in the garbage” .. . rifles, chorus, first aid ... St. Leo’s Fair with F.A., mud puppies, wet down with D.P. and K, my 16th, D and Delaware . . . Mrs. Hooker ... to teach and get married. Joseph T. Varady Jay . . . soccer, skiing, track, tennis ... all friends and our good times, Snatch patrol, ski trips, Murray Beach, parties. LuAnne Varricchio Lu ... shy, serious . .. “I’m so embarrassed” . . . chorus . .. concerts, Peggy, Donna, Sue, New York with P.T., Italy ... to be an executive secretary. Suzanne Trefurt Joseph T. Varady LuAnne Varricchio 47 I Anthony Vernieri Ant, Antwon . . . fast talkin’, quick witted . . . “That’s happenin’”, “Hey Chico” .. . soccer, off- shore racing, hockey . .. prom night with L.P., D.P., G.I., “Dave, get my wallet”, massive boat parties, Jr. and Sr. years with L.P . . . thanks Mom and Dad ... to finish college and get married. Eileen Mary Villa Ei . . . short, smiley . . . The possibilities are end- les” . .. Emnerald, forensics, NHS . . . locker raid with K.W., swimming on Friday’s Kath’s bug, Joey skiing, “high beams” in Long Branch, . .. thanks Mom and Dad, for everything ... to always be in style. Paula Marie Vinci talkative, crazy . . . “I’m bored” “Let’s do some- thing” . . . frosh pres., rifles. .. going nuts with P.D., J.T., M.S., makin’ the rounds with M.L. and H.L., summertime, cruisin’ around with W.M., the closet ... to be a paralegal. Laura Frances Vitalo “Laurra!” . . . flexible, artistic, spontaneous . .. “It’s hip” . .. 11 19 82 — G., 6 ft. pole, “Click!”, wor- kout, S.C., Ricky, RAMROD — meeting Bruce, D’s tree, Kimsquat, showers, snow, “Denise, where’s your car?” .. . thanks Mom and Dad ... to have mega fun. Robert Wall Rob, Wally .. . rowdy, wild, funny, outgoing . . . “Radical”, “Outrageous” . . . hockey, skiing, surfing . . . Steven Nestinger’s 7th pd. history class with Dave, Bill, Ron, John and Sean ... to be V.P. of GM. C. Todd Walsack Sacky .. . friendly, obnoxious, athletic . .. “FT” .. . skiing, basketball, baseball.. . J.P. and T.B., Geor- gia trip — Viet Nam, Vermont Trip, parties ... to survive. Brian Walsh Hoser . . . friendly, wild, quiet . . . “Parched”, “Moon over Brothers” . . . soccer, tennis, skiing . . . Snatch patrol, antenna balloons, progressive quar- ters, tip the doorman a nickel, roadtrips to Camel- back, parties ... to survive and enjoy life. Kathleen Sharon Walsh Kath ... quick to laugh, independent, intense . . . “Definite Yearbook Experience!” .. . NHS, Emer- ald, forensics ... friends who were always there, Joe, Ei, B.J., my bug, camping, “On my blindness”, pj’s in Penn., Charity Ball, “Diner” deal, NYC, tour- naments ... my parents and Sue ... to always drive in the right direction. Denise Watson Bertolar, Vegetable . .. quiet (but not really), easy- going . . . cheerleading . .. Boppin’ and Hoppin’, the tree, 11 19 82, OTR, UTB, peanut butter, stucco, lost at P.B. concert, stolen car ... to go to college and be successful. Lunch is never a serious time for seniors — (C. MacLaughlin, A. Damato) Laura Frances Vitalo Brian Walsh Robert Wall Kathleen Walsh C. Todd Walsack Denise Watson 48 Did Sheila gain a few pounds just for a HO HO HO? — (S. Gironda) James Michael Westbrock Nickel, D.M . .. crazy, obnoxious, lazy . . . “Bogus”, “What a honey” .. . soccer, skiing racquetball . . . S.S. bash, homeroom, Murray Beach, Jr. and Sr. proms, good friends, H.H., roadtrips to Camel Hunter, Rush, the Who, Snatch Patrol ... to go to college and party. William B. Westbrock Jr. Bill .. . “Your tennis, soccer, school pho- tographer . . . parties, ski trips, troubles in the lunch room, New Corner, Soph, summer chauffeur, Rob’s front lawn ... to go to college and party. Catherine Williams Cathy. . . “Life’s a bummer” . . . soccer, track, cross country, Ski club . . . C.N. roadtrips, the Taxi, Police ’83, Dancin’ in the Street, Pulp, “I don’t look like her” ... to hang tough and laugh alot. Robin Woods Rob . . . crazy, party girl, carefree . . . “Knock your- self out”, “Yeah right” ... Ski club, newspaper ... Jr. Lunches, “The Great Rip-Off”, summers, Hurri- canes in A.C., best of times with A.C., car rides with G.S . . . my parents ... to get married, be rich and travel. Ronald Worobel Guido . .. outgoing, friendly . . . “All right Seamus” .. . soccer, skiing, frisbee . .. J.L., C.O., R.L., Cos- mos’ games, Cosmos’ practice with J.L., parties with D.M., Murrays Beach, numerous parties, ski trips ... to go to college and be a successful enterpriser. Gina L. Zaleski Amby, C.W . . . loud, happy, sarcastic . . . “Hey dude”, “Bye-bye now” . . . softball, waterskiing, Ski club . . . singing our way home, Greg — 9 26 82, “I love Greg”, my Camaro, spring break ’82 with Gab, pool scene, Rolling Rock, Loverboy concert .. . thanks Mom, Dad and Grandmother ... to be an accountant. Robin Woods Ronald Worobel Gina L. Zaleski 49 “I am a part of all that —(Lynn “Yea, but you should see who's dressed as Tinkerbell!” Diana Mulcahy enjoys Halloween. “Pretty Young Thing? at the Senior buffet. (Dave Scotti) Below: Mary Jo Tivenan shows Eileen Villa the “dirty parts! 50 This new electric typewriter doubles as a pillow for weary seniors. — (Joe Mazzucca) Below: Three minutes between classes can be rough! — (Bronwyn Haley) 51 I 52 Left: It looks like trouble for Shore’s Devils with this group after them! — (Trish Horohoe, Marlene Santaniello, Sheila Gironda.) Far left: Mrs. Scerbo’s alter ego! Left: What happened to the, “skirts must be a half-inch above the knee” rule? — (Tess O’Dwyer, Dave Pareira, Tony Vernieri.) 53 7t was the best of times, it Remember our ... Freshman year — being the first class to try out the new administration — wearing any sweater or jacket we wanted — never being able to raise enough money — having only our fellow Freshmen in lunch and gym — having twenty minutes to wolf down lunch — trying to understand double periods and half periods and being the only students in the hall — being the only freshmen to ever be exempt from exams — finding out that we’ll never play basketball against CBA again — having our very first hypnotist assembly — becoming one step closer to being Sophomores Sophomore year — wearing green skirts and green sweaters and green jackets — having the first Freshman-Sophomore semi-formal — having classes in the grammar school, come rain or sleet or hail or snow ... — playing soccer on the blacktop — dissecting worms and frogs and fish in biology — getting our first issue of the “Signpost” — wondering what happened to activity periods — “booking up” five agonizingly long flights of stairs in three minutes — becoming one step closer to being upperclassmen i ms the worst of tim ” — Dickens And who can forget ... Junior year — having to wear plaid polyester pleats and no yellow shirts — getting our class rings — sweating out the SATs — “rapping” with George Ford at the Junior Buffet — finding out that parallel parking was taken out — finding out that parallel parking was put back in — having half-days every Wednesday — stalling the NHS installation ceremony for KW and EV — having dinner at our prom served at 11:00 at Shore Casino — becoming one step closer to being Seniors Senior year — adjusting to a new administration shift — wondering what an “R” day was — saying good-bye to Mr. Christopher — Msgr. Valentino extending our Christmas vacation — seeing Amy Tracy roller skate down the hall on Halloween — seeing Dave Scotti, “the woman”, on Halloween — going to New York with Humanities when everyone else slept in for a snow day — enjoying the new computer center — playing the game they said would never be played against CBA, 3 3 84 — seeing graduation become a reality — becoming one step closer to conquering the world as the class of ’84! The Class of 1985 began junior year by quickly without much hard work! School spirit was initiated game and lasted throughout the year. Many valuable and experienced participants. The first major event of 1983 was Olympics continued as did the were huge successes. The ed the year with a bang. Just as the 85th special, so is the class of 1985 one step ing 56 I the ring ceremony. The tradition of the “MTV” Junior Buffet. Both events long anticipated Junior Prom end- ) turn of the class ring was junior year for the as we moved closer to be- seniors! realizing that being upperclassmen could be fun, but not with the opening pep rally for the first football Juniors were active in sports and proved to be 57 Mr. Goss bids farewell (but not goodbye!) to some of his favorites. Jennifer Abbes David Adamitis Robin Akin Krista Amecangelo Amy Anderson April Anderson Eric Anderson Lisa Annone Stephen Arbachesky Lupe Arboleda Steven Argast Yasmine Arjoumandi Nicholas Bacsak Vivian Baguer Christine Baier Bruce Ballehr Regina Bandini Heidi Battschinger Lori Beagen “Touch my stuff, 1 11 kill ya. Touch me. I'll kill ya. — From “Stripes” — (David West) I 58 Shocked winners of Mr. Goss's science contest — (Robbie Lewis, Bob Motzel, Chris Caputo) Katherine Beal Kerrie Beckley Tara Beckley Deborah Benson Jennifer Bertodatti Ilona Boedart Stephen Boehning Kathleen Bordonali William Borgia Cara Borneo Kathleen Boyle Dirk Bramhall Maurice Bremekamp Anita Brokken Karen Bruno Taking the “nestea” plunge in the student lounge. (???). — (Josette Leoffler) 59 Laura Burke Scott Burke Adrianne Byrne Kristen Cahill Nicole Caivano Lynn Callahan The Ring Ceremony was the first time the Junior class was brought together for a formal occasion. Kyle Primevera, Wendy Groh and Judy Coroselli assisted Monsignor Valentino in the distribution of the rings to the class of ’85 on November 10. Senior members of Student Council congratulated the new upperclassmen and led the tradition of turning the class ring towards the heart — around and around eighty-five lucky times but saving the last turn for a special person! After mass, the Juniors were the guests of the Senior Class, another tradition, at a delightful reception in the B.S.A. Frank Capaci Christopher Caputo Stephen Carasia Gregory Cardone Brian Carey Suzanne Carey 60 Suzanne Carey Jody Caroselli David Carroll Joanne Carton Jeffrey Casper Maria Cerchio Kathy Bordonali receives her class ring. Nicole Cernigliaro Gregory Chandler Nairi Checkosky Joseph Chiarella Kevan Clarke Gail Cleffi John Cody Christopher Conk Thomas Conway Elizabeth Coolahan Timothy Coulson Lisa Crispino Jennifer Bertodatti is congratulated by members of the Senior student council. 61 Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to! (Anne Kelly) Deidre Cronin Catherine Cuasay Brooks Cullen Joseph Curcio Anthony D’Onofrio Kathleen Dalm James Daly Tyler Debbs Jeffrey DeOlivera Teri DeRosa Tracy DeLuca Diane Derzinski Beth Devine Sandra DiCesare Lawrence DiChiara Terence Doherty Christine Donahue Jerome Donlon Kelly Doran Donald Dow Dirk Bramhall paying attention in class???? Kathleen Dow Jacqueline Doyle Alice Ducey 62 ■■■ Heidi Battschinger attempts vainly to get her point across. Leah Dunn Patricia Dwyer Darcie Edelkraut Kim Ernst Catherine Erving Michele Eschert Lynne Fagan Stephen Falco Nicholas Famularo Carolyn Fee Janet Feeney Katherine Ferragina Carolyn Fierro Lisa Finn Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Kyle Flaherty Douglas Ford Pat Niro gets caught nosing through confidential yearbook material. 63 Dirk Bramhall and Tom Imbach jump at the bell and race to class ... Carol Galiano Carrie Gardner Holly Garreau Anthony Garruto Joseph Gatti John Giles Alberto Gomez Shawn Goode Maureen Gorman Jennifer Graham Mary Graham Janine Grassi Micheal Greco Wendy Groh Christine Guidera Patricia Guinnessey Dana Hall Doughlas Hamann John Hamann Stacy Handler Aileen Hanrahan Kathryn Harth Gretchen Hauselt Kathleen Hernandez Robert Hill Christine Hilton Juniors catch the Casey spirit on pep rally day. — (Steve Arbachesky) 64 Thomas Hintelman Sandra Holloway Suzanne Holsey Brian Hunt Betsy Her Thomas Imbach George Jablonsky Michele Jackson Christine Jennette Cheryl Johnson Carolyn Jones Ann Joyce Junior girls munch out on donuts — by ear??? Jennifer Kaminski Richard Kane Susan Kane Anna Karnish Ross Kasun Meghan Keane Nancy Keegan Anne Kelly Jennifer Kelly Siobhan Kenny Rudolph Kircher Scott Kirpatrick Scott Kissell Craig Kornett Mona Krikorian Mary Krugh Mary Kubis Raymond Kurian Maureen Laffey Linda Lambertson 65 Charlotte Langeveld Patrice Lanza Joseph Larkin Robert Legere Robert Lewis Darlene Lisowsky Siobhan Kenney happily twiddles her thumbs while strolling to class! Josette Loeffler Colleen Loftus Donna Loock Gregory Lubriani Robert Luciano Peter Lynch Cathy Malague Susan Mallon Elizabeth Malloy Regan Mansur Susan Marchant Patrick Marley Maureen Martin Michael Martin Cheryl Mathies Jeanine Mattan Pamela McAuliffe Timothy McCarthy Kathleen McConnell John McDonald Maureen McDonnell Kim McLean Morgan McMahon Mary McNamara Sharon McTague Tracey Meace 66 Vivian Baguer enjoys the spotlight during oral reports in religion. Marianne Meade Kathleen Metskus Laura Mitchell Richard Moore Patricia Moran Robert Motzel Timothy Mulvaney Anthony Muscillo Karin Nahas Jacqueline Nappi Laura Nelson Suzanne Nelson Patrick Niro Erin O’Brien Mr. Goss’s entire Environmental Science class sneaks up on unsuspecting visitors ... 67 Two nature lovers. — (Steve Falco, Mike Shorey) Maureen O’Brien Erin O’Bryan Margaret O’Dwyer Margaret O’Neil Felicia O’Shea Glenn Oneidas Steven Organek Debra Paddack Alessandra Palma Richard Palumbo Ann Peabody Maureen Pearce Cassondra Phares William Phillips “Wherever you are, your friends make the world.” — (Tracy DeLuca, Sally Timney, Jodi Caroselli, Peggy Zampetti, Liz Malloy, Kathy Hernandez, Jeanine Matton) 68 Marypat Picco Roseanne Pillari Kyle Primavera Patricia Ramos Robert Rauffer Edward Reilley Michael Riccardi Elaine Ries Christine Rietzke Carol Robbins Alicia Robertson Elizabeth Robinson Eating is serious stuff. — (Liz Fitzpatrick) Leigh Rollo Jeanine Rossano Andrew Rovito Joe’e Russo Sheila Ryan Ann Sage Dodjie Sanchez Deborah Saum Kenneth Scarinzi Eric Schellenberge Joseph Schmitt Pamela Schnabolk Victoria Schweers Regina Scialli Phillip Sciortino Robert Serabis Anne Shaw Brian Shed James Sheahan Michael Shorey 69 Jennifer Graham breathlessly awaits the start of yet another stimulating class! Felicia Short Virginia Slanzi Colleen Smith Jill Smithson Joseph Spernal Kelly Steadman David Stesner Caprice Stevenson Steven Stiver Bernadette Taylor John Terol Christine Theodore Megan Thompson Sara Timney Angela Tomaino Robin Tooze Eileen Toto Elizabeth Towns Kristine Towns Suzanne Tyls Sandra Uscinski Emilio Valdes Joan Vena Elise Vincelette R.B.C.’s definition of “studyhall”: the cafeteria! — (Suzanne Tyls) I 70 “The best is yet to come ... ” — (Maureen Laffey) Paul Wagar David West Susan Wild Kristin Willgeroot Catherine Wilson Raymond Worrel Louis Wycoff Margaret Zampetti Kristen Zuidema “Students cannot live on books alone.” — (K. Hernandez, G. Slanzi, P. Zampetti) 71 73 Regressive sophomores during Sophomore Olympics — (Jimmy Quirk, Torey Donnelly, Pat O’Byrne, Joe Bellavia) Craig Abees Roseann Accardi Josette Akers Marianne Alberque Maureen Alter David Anchundia Derek Anderson Margaret Andrews Joseph Apisa Colin Archer John Arnone Magdalis Aviles Maria Baguer Richard Baiano Anne Bakos Lisa Bambace Douglas Banta “Takin it to the streets .. — (Bob Hempstead) Joseph Bellavia Suzanne Bennett Jill Bertodatti Maureen Black 74 Kimberly Blalack Robin Bolen William Borden Eileen Boylan John Brockriede Thomas Buckman Melissa Burden Ralph Byrne Pamela Caine Kelly Callahan Gregory Calt Wendy Campagna Alisa Caras Tracey Caroselli Michael Carr Patrick Cattanach Gerard Cerqua Jennifer Chambers Harry Chebookjian Alan Choback Mary Ciesla David Clark Stephen Clark Dawn Codispoti Gamma Collins Ronanne Comerford Jeffrey Conte Lisa Conte Alida Coo Laurie Copple Brooke Creighton Denise Crispino Jennifer Cronin Angela Cruz Helen Cummings Gary Cuozzo “Bellavia, don’t worry, you’re in the picture!” — (Jeff Conte, Joe Bellavia, Jim D’Ambrosio) 75 Kelly O'Bosky puts finishing touches on her Halloween painting during Red Bank's competition. Michele Burgoyne Patricia Carlo Pasquale Cuppari James D’Ambrosia Michael Daley Joann De Francesco Angela De Gregorio Thomas De Jong Robert De Maria 76 Hungry boys at the Sophomore Olympics. — (Chris Mancionni, Kevin Stone, and Buddy Fitzgerald) Andrew Dappuzzo George Darley Tricia De Monte Gary De Sarno Cathy Decker Kim Del Boccio Julie Dennis Caroline Desmend Laura Devan Faith Devine Debbie Dusakias Brian Dominguer Leigh Dominger Victoria Donnelly Mary X. Dougherty Susan Dan Jim Drake Lisa Drayton 77 “Profiles of courage.” — (Tom DeJong) Susan Duffy Stacey Emmons Kelly Erhardt Joseph Estenes Christopher Fairlie David Falcone Matthew Faris Vincent Farrel Nicholas Faulhaber Lynne Feigenbaum Frank Fierro Louis Fitzgerald Gregory Flanagan Kathleen Flood Graceann Francesconi Sandra Franco Lisa Freeman Siobhara Freyne Elizabeth Friel Denise Furlong Micheal Furlong Kristi Gedrys Alison Gerber Christopher Gibbons Friendship — the most important aspect of Casey life. — (Tory Donnelly and Grace Ann Francesconi) 78 Awed sophomores view the first annual R.B.C. Olympics. Denise Gibson Coleen Gill Patrick Gill Joseph Gilpin Robert Gilpin Tara Gilroy Eva Gimble Tracy Glenny Shannon Goode Stephanie Graniero Rachel Grant James Griffin Scott Griffin Richard Grimmer Susan Gross Lisa Gudicello John Haar Julia Hall Cheerleader Gabby Lorenzato “dresses the part” on pep rally day. 79 Trying to sneak out, ladies? Kathy VanBloom, Brooke Creighton and Lisa Sestito use the back door... Stacie Hall Caroline Hasselmann John Hays, Jr. Amy Hayter Robert Hempstead Darren Henry Sheri Henry Mary Herman Monica Herring Matthew Hertel Eileen Hollywood Charles Holsey Cynthia Holzer Sharon Homa Elaine Iacopino Karen Imbach Relaxed moments in the lives of Sharon Homa and Chris Morada! 80 I Mark Jackson Picture not available Is it Ralph or Buddy Fitzgerald? Louis Jakub Daniel Judge Lee Jupinka Tanya Jushchuk Shannon Kaeli Shari Kaesler Aileen Kahrar Jodi Kakos John Keegan Alysson Keelen Muriel Jones Jill Kelley James Kelly Maureen Kelly Patrick Kelly Peter Kiczek Quintas King Elizabeth Klem Lauren Kornett Patricia Krugh Maggie Kuhlmann Melinda Kurian Stop the world. Sue Walsh wants her picture taken! Andrea LaRosa Dona Lamb 81 Some sophomores demonstrate their impeccable manners at the Olympics. Rovia Lambino Lisa Landi James Largey Michael Lee Theresa Leger Linda Lepore Mary Lewis Michele Lipka John Little Charlotte Lobono Susan Loeffler Eileen Logan Teka Lombardo Peter Longfeld Gabrielle Lorenzato David Loysen Terri Ann Mack Laura MacLaughlin Double trouble. — (Susan Walsh and Bea Strickland) Michelle Madsen Holly Mahon 82 Michele Malague Cathy Mandika David Manrell Patrick Mansfield Christopher Morato Margret Marrin Smells like a pen, looks like a pen, it must be a pen! — (Sharon Homa) Richard Martel Walter Matejovie Cassandra McClure Bruce McCoach Colleen McGrath Jeffrey McKeown Clement Meccio Christopher Mancionni Maria Micale Michael Meecio “How big is the baby? Soooo big!” — (Greg Valardi, John Scrivanic, Dave Manrell) Dominick Migliazza Vito Migliazza 83 Jean Miller Darren Mills Jacqueline Moncion Mark Monteleone Thomas Moran William Moran Dawn Mosca David Mote John Mottes It’s raining it's pouring, my love life is boring me to tears! (Kathy Decker, Robin Bolen, Tricia DeMonte) Jennifer Motzel Brian Murphy Sean Murphy Kelly Nastasio Chrissie Neu Pamula Newell Gina Nitti Kellie O’Bosky Amy O’Brien Patricia O’Byrne Jean O’Conner Tim O’Hara Chris O’Rourke David Orejuela Stacy Palazzo Tee Peck Cassie Petren Sean Pflug Mary Prentice Timothy Plummer Barbara Quinlan 84 James Quirk Heidi Rausch Christine Reagan Johanna Repert Suzanne Rieger Maryjean Riordan Anthony Rogers Daniel Rosa Kathleen Rose John Ruddy Joseph Ruscavage Sharon Ryan The Second Annual Sophomore Olympics The Sophomores proved once again that we are special by demonstrating our talent in the Second Annual Sophomore Special Olympics. We showed the world our skills in such bizarre events as the amoeba crawl, the baby bottle drinking contest and eating chocolate cream pies. Our records may be broken in the future, but no one will have more fun! 85 Darren Salotti Paul Sanguinetti Nancy Scala Patricia Schott James Sciortino Daniel Scotti John Scrivanic William Sepe Lisa Sestito Adele Shafer Maria Sigmond Michael Siino Anne Smith Timothy Soos Margaret Stinson Kevin Stone Susan Streberger Laura Strickland Carolyn Suda Deidre Sullvan Christee Surgent Erin Sweeney John Taborn Brenden Talbot Christine Talbot Student Council Susan Duffy put it best when she stated, “One of the best feelings a person can have is that of accomplishment. That’s where student council comes in.” Sophomore year is a difficult one to experience, and to lead your peers during your own sophomore year is even harder. Susan Duffy, Patti Carlo, and Michele Burgoyne spent a very busy year running activities and representing R.B.C. at various orientations and state conventions. The 1983-1984 school year was quite a productive one for the Sophomore class and we have these dedicated officers to thank! 86 “What are you doing with that book, Jean?” (Margaret Marrin, Jean Miller) Christin Tursi Tracey Tyrell Anne Vacarro Kimberlie Valeriani Kathlane Van Bloem Philip Varichio Joseph Velba Kim Vignolini Darren Vuzzo Margaret Walsh Susan Walsh Elizabeth Weingarten Leslie Wherett Thomas Williams James Woljsza Francis Woods Nancy Wotycha Kristin Wurst Christina Xenakis Helen Ying Mark Young Betsy Zee “The neck bone is connected to the arm bone, the arm bone is connected to the wrist bone ...” (Jean O’Conner, Sr. Madeline) Karen Zenkert Jennifer Ziemski 87 Our first year at R.B.C. was certainly full of eighth graders ... we were small (but searched for the fifth floor swimming rooms. When the going got tough sometimes in the wrong direction! discovered “Casey Spirit” carry a whole day’s supph end of the year came look toward the 1984 with hope and some behind P ' - . : 88 surprises. Suddenly, we were no longer big aspiring!) freshmen. In September, we pool, the right locker, and class- we got going, even if it was Our enthusiasm and newly gave us the strength to of textbooks. The quickly but we school year finally with |experience us! 89 Rachel Acerra Michael Adamitis Charles Vogel uses the peek and peck method for typing. Jerry Addington William Agar Joseph Albano Michael Albano Mary Alexander Wesley Alexander Salvatore Alini Anthony Altobelli Joseph Altobelli Margaret Ambrose Eric Anastasi Danielle Apisa Lisa Apollo Elsa Arboleda Kim Armetta Sidney Amour Susan Avison Michael Baier Cecilia Baker Christine Barnes Gina Barreca Jill Barrett Picture not available Picture not available i A freshman dreams of ruling the school. 90 Deborah Beagan Ted Beal Jemal Beale Kimberly Benzen Dorothy Berth Denise Bianchi Lauren Bivona Susan Black Carolyn Blevins Steven Block Sherri Bloom Kimberly Boedart Michelle Boehning Kelly Bonforte Susan Bopp Christopher Borriello Mark Branin Mary Brennan Lisa Brewer Karen Brundage John Buckman Darren Buhler Johathan Burden Kelly Burns Lorraine Burr Lisa Bushnell Janine Byrne Andrew Byrnes Richard Caldwell Joann Califano 91 Jill Barrett is especially attentive in her Latin class! Jenifer Cameli Marilyn Carasia Mary Carola Jacqueli Carrelha Donna Castello Theresa Cattanach Annamari Cavanagh Anthony Caviglia Frances Centofante Pamela Cerchio Colleen Chinni Paimee Ciarmella Colleen Cleary Martha Coburn Anthony Codispotti Brian Cohen Micolisa Colen Jeannine Comanducci Linda Condina Tara Connelly David Connolly Kathleen Connolly Student council Leading a new class in a new school ... it’s not an easy task. Class officers had to campaign for positions in front of a group of people they hardly knew. When elections were over, the officers had their work cut out for them. President Kristen Miller, Vice President Piper Ried, and Activities Chairperson Terry Corola demonstrated their outstanding leadership qualities by carrying the Freshmen class through the first hectic year at R.B.C. Their efforts were rewarded by a very fruitful year which included a Freshman dance. We see great promise for ourselves as we move one step closer to 1987. 92 Walter Juresky demonstrates his skills at the board. Sharon Conroy Mary Costigan Stephen Cotogno David Cranmer Stacey Craw Lisa Cruz Alexandre Cummings Matthew Cunningham Kimberly Cutaio April Dafgard Johna Dapuzza Melisa Debbs Pasquali DeLucia John DeLury Elaine DeMaira John DeMeo Marie DeMeo Thomas DeMeo Lisa DeSarno Brian DeSousa Antonio DeVegh Suzanne DeVegh Diane DeVilbiss Matthew Devine Karen Dominguez Kevin Dominguez Beth Donahue Biggest Freshman discovery: the answers are in the back of the book! — (Kristen Primavera) Paul Donato Mark Donlon Donna Donzelli 93 John Doran Thomas Downs KerryAnn Doxey Patrick Duddy Darren Dupre Christine Durst Doreen Edelkraut Brian Edmonds Edward English Jacqueline Enright JoEllen Erickson James Erving Kim Eskdale Peter Eulner Regina Fagan Amy Faris Jennifer Fay Michael Fernandez Tete-a-tete for Janeen Fodale and Jeneen Johnson. Gerard Fernicola Brian Finn Deidre Flaherty Michael Flanagan Janeen Fodale Troy Foderaro Georgette Folz Lynn Fontanella John Ford Carolyn Foss Marvelyn Frangos Blair Frantzen Debra Freeman Antje Fricke Nicholas Fugaro Christine Furlong Robert Gant Carolyn Garay Picture not i available 94 What?? A freshman without books? — (Mary Griffin) Delilah Garcia Kelly Garreau Mary Garvey Evelyn Gilbert Thomas Gorman Jennifer Gorski Steven Graniero Mary Griffin Kristin Gross Nikkian Grosso Susan Guariglia Lynette Gudicello Michael Harr Catharine Hall Jill Handler Erin Hanrahan Julie Hansen Micheler Harding Jeffrey Harness Emerson Hart Scott Hauselt Kristina Herring Nancy Hintelmann Venita Hinton Christine Hollen Jonathan Holobinko Eric Homeyer Walter Huresky Elizabeth Imhof Enrico Ivone Johanna Jaeschke James Jakub Anthony Jankowski Carmela Jarvis Loretta Jennings Jeneen Johnson Ola Johnson Joseph Joyce Kevin Joyce Lisa Kaye Daniel Kasun Ellen Keane 95 Monica Tilton flies through the air with the greatest of ease. Lauren Kegelman Dana Kelly Phillip Kelly John Kelsey Jill Kennedy Matthew Kesner Jamie Kinlan Caroline Kinlin Claire Kinney Stacey Knaur Freshmen scheme to overthrow the school's administration. — (Beth Donahue, Jennifer Kolarsick, Antje Fricke) Janette Knittel Jennifer Kolorsick Christy Komazec Margret Kristofik Stephanie Kubis Kelly Kurmin Kathryn Kwaak Michele Lanza Jennifer Larkin Ileana Larrauri Eric Larson Gary Leroy 96 I’m so excited, and I just can’t hide it! — (Lynn Fontanello, Jeanine Fodell) Michael Leary William Leon Laurie Leonard Stephen Lewis Michele Libretto Lisa Lipka Denise Lisowsky Tracey Loftus Mary Logan Judith Lorenzo Joseph Lucia Michele Lynch William MacPhee Murae Mackey Michael Madden Patricia Mallon Darrel Maloney Jacqueline Mandica John Mandica David Marchant Richard Marrin Michele Martin Michael Maryanski Christopher Masonius Some culinary delicacies tempt and tantalize Steven Graniero, Chris Masonius, and Tino Terol. Dawn Massaro Susan Mazzucca Anastasia McCaffrey Christopher McCarthy Isa McClure Stephen McCusker 97 Mr. Palsha shares his wisdom with Steven Graniero, Peter Thorne, and Chris Masonius. Ann McGuire John McGuire Julie McKean Robert McTague Vincent Meloro Jeffrey Menconi Marie Menture Shannon Mider Danielle Miele Melissa Migliazza Kristen Miller Joy Moffatt Nicholas Montofinese Jennifer Morecraft Tara Murphy Natalie Nahas Jeanne Nappi Stephanie Nappi “How much did you pay for that elevator key, Chris Reilly?” Gregg Nelsen Lauren Newman Stefania Niro Brian O’Connell 98 Today's your Brut day! — (Blair Frantzen) Jonathan O’Donnell Kathleen O’Sullivan Glenn Page Anthony Panzino Meghan Pennington Kevin Perri David Pheiffer Suzanne Polonio Kristen Primavera Jennifer Quinn Reyes Quinones Sra Racek At first Freshmen mass, Patti Tivenan expressed her strong belief in the stone god! Craig Ralston Piper Reid Chris Reilly Frederic Reynolds David Reynoso Gina Ricci Charleen Riddell Kimberly Riley Sheila Ring Ramon Rubio Suzanne Saake Nancy Sakatos 99 Michele Salas Lynn Scarborough John Scarpino Allison Scerbo Christine Scheurer Howard Schnabolk Lewis Schott Adam Seigfried Maria Serafin Lynn Serencko Adele Sessa Suzanne Setterstron Rosemarie Sheahan Lorraine Sheffer John Schrrod Robert Schields Peter Siino Emilia Simonelli Christine Seracusa Michael Skalechi Lori Skowrenski Irene Smith Stacee Smith Katherine Sofronas John Sosnoswski James Soviero Gina Sparkes Deidre Stamos Cynthia Starke William Stinson Will the real John DeMeo please step forward? Nadine Suaren Christine Sullivan Kathleen Sullivan Kimberly Sunris John Tangalos John Taranglino Mary Ann Taupeka Claude Taylor Constant Terol 100 Richard Caldwell models the latest seasonal fashions. Brenda Terrell Alesxandra Theodule Sandy Thompson Peter Thorne Deanna Throckmorton Monica Tilton Matthew Timney Patricia Tivenan Janet Uscinski Vanessa Viati Stretch it out. — (Steve Block) John Valdes Kristen Van Bloom Thomas Viggiano Joseph Vignolini Greg Vilardi Charles Vogel Anthony Wagar Patricia Walsh Lori Washington Robin Watson Ina Webb Anthony Weber Earl Weedon Marissa Wetzel Cynthia Whitmore Joy Winchester Carl Winnicki Brenda Yakouboff Miki Yglesias Matthew Zaleski Elizabeth Ziemski Vincent Zirrillo 101 Sports 103 Gridiron guys For the 1983 Red Bank Catholic football team success cannot be measured by a win-loss record. The Caseys finished with a 3-6 season that is not a fair representation of the hard work, dedication, and spirit shown by the play- ers in several close games. Representing Red Bank Catholic on the second all-County Team was senior Max Savaiko. Senior Tod Moran and junior Greg Cardone also represented Red Bank Catholic on the third All-County Team. Front Row: W. Meyer, T.J. Masonius, R. Bohl, T. Kelly, J. Nugent, J. Carroll, G. Ford, M. Thompson, C. Ryan, M. Mac- study, M. Savaiko, G. Mustillo, K. Creighton, G. Bruno, T. Moran. Second Row: L. Fitzgerald, G. Chandler, S. Goode, R. Kane, D. Hamann, D. Carroll, J. Spernal, C. Kirman, C. Bodner, B. Boehning, M. Cerchio, D. Ford, E. Ander- son, A. Garruto, B. Hunt, G. Cardone, D. West, T. Kelly, Third Row: C. Menconi, J. Quirk, J. Little, M. Jackson, C. Meccia, M. Furlong, J. Sciortino, S. Kissell, K. Fla- herty, E. Reilly, T. Conway, J. Chiarella, P. Niro, J. Brockreide, D. Mills, T. Buck- man, J. Cerqua, B. Hempstead. Back Row: R. Grimmer, C. Abbes, K. Callahan, S. Goode, G. Flagan, C. Cuozzo, A. Cho- back, K. Stone, T. Johnson, P. McGann, L. Montanaro, P. Farmer, C. Cook, B. De- maria, T. Soos, H. Chebookjan, S. Griffin, C. Holsey, J. Ruscavage, M. Daley, D. Oxburger. Bottom; Freshman team — the Casey’s future football stars 104 Game by game Opening game was a heartbreak- er. The team fought Shore Regional in the sole night game of the season and lost 16-9. Victory at our first home game! The score was 23-6 over St. John Vianney. Upset by Manalapan, 9-7. Mark Thompson was injured. Long Branch won 28-16. C. Abbes’ field goal set a school record. (49 yards) Overwhelming win over Red Bank Regional, 30-0. A. Garruto rushed for 152 yards. Undefeated Ocean barely won, 24-20. G. Cardone made an 86 yard kick-off return. The “agony of defeat” in an 18-0 loss to Monmouth Regional. Win of 13-0 over Marlboro included the most rushing yards in 1 game for 1983. (G. Bruno — 178) The last game for Seniors was I a disappointing 27-7 loss to Rumson-Fair Haven. Caseyettes This year Mrs. Trczpacz took under her wing both the basketball and football cheerleading teams. These spirited Caseys brought enthusiasm and excitement to football and basketball games, pep rallies and parades. For the third year in a row, the cheerleaders will be joining with the other members of the Marching Unit to participate in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in New York City. Varsity: First row: T. Mahon, A. Micchelli, M. Sullivan, J. Screen, K. Leroux, T. Nappi. Second row: G. Devine, S. Handler, C. Larkin. Third row: K. Dow, K. Doran, S. Timney, N. Caivano, J. Caroselli. J.V.: First row: K. Zui- dema, N. Cernigliano, Second row: S. Homa, L. Lepore, S. Gross, Third row: E. Logan, H. Mahon, Last row: J. Hall, R. Grant, P. Scnabolk, N. Wotochoya, B. Coolahan, G. Lorenzato, S. Graniero. 106 Varsity: First row: T. Nappi, G. Jeanette. Second row: S. Doerr, D. Benson, M. Sullivan, F. Carlo, C. Jeanette. Third row: A. Mic- chelli, E. Logan, T. Mahon, S. Timney, N. Caivano, V. Schweers. J.V.: First row: K. Doran, P. Schnabolk. Second row: S. Homa, C. McAuliffe, H. Mahon, L. Lepore. Third row: N. Wotochoya, R. Grant, B. Coola- han, C. Rietzke, K. Dow. Fresh- men: First row: M. Boenhing, S. Nappi. Second row: D. Likowski, M. Garvey, K. Knittle, J. Handler, G. Barrecka. Third row: Miss Bauers, C. Cleary, J. Barnett, K. Benzel, J. Quinn, K. Miller, M. Lanza. 107 Super support units Twirlers: Front row: C. Ryan, W. Rebollo, G. Hilton. Second row: J. Doyle, E. Hollywood, N. Keegan, B. Towns. Last row: D. Mosca, A. Peabody, C. Towns, M. Madsen, M. Thompson. Rifles: E. Conover, C. Robbins, J. Pflug. Second row: S. Trefurt, C. Gnu, K. Roche. Third row: T. Mack, C. Ree- gan, S. Palazo. 108 Specialty Twirlers: Vicki Schweers, (top left); Siobhan Dunn, (above) Small flags: Front row: K. Hollywood, S. Bondon, D. DeFrancesca. Second row: L. Annone, S. Bennet, C. Thoedore, J. DeFrancesca, M. Meade. Last row: S. Dicease, A. Kelly, W. Bevaqua, M. Black. Tall Flags: L. Christopher, M. Bremekamp, L. Bannon, G. Stanzi. Last row: M. McMann, A. Hanrahan, S. Henry, K. Nastasio, S. Halaway, C. Gill, C. Petran, K. Burbic, A. Joyce, A. Sage. 109 no Marching In The Marching band was an in- tegral part of every football game. In addition to providing en- tertainment during halftime, the band was responsible for stirring up school spirit in the crowd and leading the triumphant march back to the school after every home game. The band participat- ed in competitions and lead pep rallies as well as representing RBC in several parades, including St. Patrick’s Parade in NYC. First row: M. Krugh, L. Gudicello, J. McGowan, P. Kelly, A. Rimmele, B. Edmunds, L. Dichiara, S. Conroy. Second row: M. Mansfield, M. Sigmund, S. Black, B. Yakuboff, M. Banton, S. Bopp, E. Paraskevas, R. Rauffer. Third row: L. Apollo, J. Enright, M. Yglesias, L. Gudicello, L. Scarbor- ough, T. Krugh, P. Mansfield. Fourth row: D. Edelkraut, C. Tursi, M. Taupeka, A. Tomaino, J. Uscinski, C. Baker. Last row: A. Siegfried, R. Gedrys, J. Casper, R. Lowe, J. Repert, E. Hart, J. Ruff. Ill Leaving ’em in the dust This year our boys cross country team did better than expected. They had an 8-3 record and placed fourth in the Monmouth County Championships and sixth in the State Parochial Championships. This was the team’s twenty- first year and they continued the winning tradition. Senior John Connelly was named to the first team in Monmouth County. The team traveled to Annapolis to compete against the Naval Academy. This was a growing experience that helped further the spirit and sportsmanship of the team. The pain of victory is always evident in a runners face. (John Connelly) Scott Page shows that deep concentration is always needed to tie his shoe! Top: Coach Rafter, M. Graham, E. Hanarhan, J. Velba, M. Sheilds, C. O’Rourke, B. Borden, C. Kornett, J. Keegan, R. Moore, W. Erhardt, S. Block, L. Rollo, G. Rosano. Bottom: T. Kelly, P. Mulvaney, M. McCue, S. Page, J. Connelly, R. Creighton ,J. Insera. 112 113 Fleet Feet of Broad Street Front Row: D. Stamos, J. Eckstein, K. O’Neil, A. Ciesla, B. Haley, K. Guariglia, D. Mulcahy, A. Tracy, L. MacLaughlin, C. DeGregorio. Sec- ond Row: E. Wiengarten, F. Ciesla, C. Fee, M. MacNamara, T. DeMonte, A. Palma, K. Harth, C. Baier, B. Devine, J. Kaminski. Third Row: L. Conte, T. Tyrel, K. VanBloom, M. Alter, S. Dow, D. Stamos, M. Lewis, L. Klem, K. Satronis, S. Ring. Fourth Row: M. Burden, S. Guarig- lia, K. Sullivan, C. Voss, T. Corola, J. Calarsic, A. Fricke, T. VanBloom. The 1983 Girls Cross Country Team can be described as a team that employed success and spirit. Our team record stood at 11-2 with a second place finish in the “B” North Division. The girls traveled to N.Y.C. to compete in The Eastern States Championships and finished fourth among the New Jersey Schools. The team placed fourth in the County Championships; sixth in Shore Conference Championships; second in the Shore Coaches Meet and fourth in the Parochial State Championships, thus qualifying for the Meet of Champions led by seniors Amy Tracy, Kerry O’Neil, Bronwyn Haley, Anne Ciesla, Jenny Eckstein and Daphne Stamos. Amy Tracy represented RBC by mak- ing All-County first team. The team can look back at a very rewarding season. With juniors Beth Devine and Carolyn Fee returning, the team also looks to a bright future. 1983 TEAM RECORD RBC 15 Long Branch 50 RBC 15 Red Bank 48 RBC 21 Marlboro 34 RBC 27 Madison Central 28 RBC 15 Shore Regional 49 RBC 15 Matawan 50 RBC 38 Raritan 19 RBC 26 Mater Dei 29 RBC 23 Rumson 34 RBC 32 St. John Vianney 27 RBC 15 Monmouth Regional 45 RBC 16 St. Rose 48 RBC 15 Ocean 50 114 Caseys wait to start an- other exciting race. Did you have to take the picture now? — (Diana Mulcahy). Top runners Amy Tracy and Carolyn Fee run for Casey glory. 115 Kicks in the Grass The Casey soccer team ended their ’83 season with a most impres- sive record. The varsity team added a new member this year, first year coach Aldo Delpino. Captains Rob Schenone and Ron Worobel led the Caseys all the way to the finals of the Monmouth County tournament at Wall stadium where they faced a very tough Marlboro team. Though the team will be losing an excellent group of seniors, veteran juniors Bob Motzel, Pete Lynch, Steve Ar- bachesky and goalies Chris Caputo and Louis Wyckoff will return. Varsity: First row: R. Worobell, R. Schenone. Second row: B. Bellehr, J. Donlon, C. Caputo, R. Donahue, R. O’Connell. Third row: J. Varady, S. Arbechesky, J. Westbrook, R. Motzel, N. Kalkowski, P. Lynch, B. Carey, B. Walsh, M. Hockstra, K. Clark. Last row: L. Wycoff, J. Terol, C. O’Brien. Terrible defensive trio. — (C. O’Brien, C. Caputo, P. Lynch). Guito doing what he does best ... nothing! — (Ron Worobel). At least Katherine knows where the camera is! — (Katherine Beal). 116 Would you mess with these guys? — (J. Terol, N. Kalakowski, M. Hockstra). What do you mean you can’t find the ball? — (B. Carey) J.V.: First row: M. Siino, J. Haar, J. Schmitt. Second row: R. Kurian, S. Boehning, R. Lewis. Third row: L. Nelson, R. Legere, M. Miccio, M. Bremekamp, F. Marley. Fourth row: L. Jupinka, R. Kasun, T. Hintleman, Fifth row: Coach Schreiber, J. Cursio, K. Scarinzi, N. Faul- haber. Last row: T. McCarthy, R. Martel, P. Wagar. What do you think of those legs!! — (R. Schenone, R. Motzel). Spanky being taped up. — (Mr. Casey, C. Caputo, J. Terol). 117 “Heading” In The Right Direction The girls soccer team had its first official varsity sea- son this year and it was a very successful one at that! Without any senior members, Miss Jordan looks to next year with the added benefit of ex- perience. Sitting: K. Kirman, C. Mc- Clure, Kneeling: L. Mitchell, M. Lewis, M. Alter, M. Picco, M. Kurmain. Standing: Coach Jordan, A. Anderson, J. Car- ouselli, C. Guidera, E. Sweeny, N. Keegan, M. Cra- gen. 118 Swinging Into Action The boys 1984 Tennis Team was led by Seniors Mike Hoekstra, Bill Westbrock, Pete Jones, Rob Scheonone, and Jay Varedy. With hard work and team enthusiasm the Caseys had another great season. Front: non-member, R. Scheonone, B. Westbrock, J. Varedy, Middle: S. Bar- rett, Non-member, P. Niro Back P. Jones, A. Garuto 119 Matches made in heaven Front Row: M. Gorman, K. Hall, Capt. J. Morley, L. Fagan. Second Row: J. O’Conner, P. O’Byrne, K. Decker, P. Ramos, R. Fagan. Third Row: S. Hall, A. Coo, B. Strickland, K. McConnell, Capt. K. Cuozzo. The girls tennis season was a great one indeed. All except one of the regu- lar season matches were shutouts. The team earned the honors of Shore Con- ference Division “B” North Champs, Shore Conference Champs, State Pa- rochial Champs and second in the state finals. It was also a season of individual honors. The first singles and second doubles won the Wall Circle Tourna- ment. The first doubles made the All State Team and the first, second, and third singles made the All Shore Team. Lynn Fagan went to the quarter finals in the state singles tournament and was “Athlete of the Year” in the Asbury Park Press. Overall, the girls tennis sea- son was one full of achievements and exciting play. 120 RBC 5 1983 Team season .. . Red Bank Regional 0 RBC 5 . . . Shore Regional 0 RBC 5 ... Ocean 0 RBC 5 .. . Long Branch 0 RBC 5 . . . Monmouth Regional 0 RBC 5 . . . St. John Vianney 0 RBC 5 . . . Rumson Fair Haven 0 RBC 5 . .. Holmdel 0 RBC 5 . .. Red Bank Regional 0 RBC 5 .. . Shore Regional 0 RBC 5 ... Ocean 0 RBC 5 .. . Howell 0 RBC 5 . . . Long Branch 0 RBC 5 . . . Marlboro 0 RBC 5 . .. Monmouth Regional 0 RBC 5 . . . Rumson Fair Haven 0 RBC 4 . . . Middletown South 1 Clockwise: Lynn Fagan, Stacy Hall, Jill Morley, Kim Cuozzo. 121 Undefeated gymnasts 1983 Gymnastic Team: Front row: G. Jen- nette, C. Furlong, Capt. B. Popolo. Second row: J. Zemski. Third row: R. Bolen, C. Surgent, L. Zemski, M. Tilton, R. Comerford. Missing Capt. T. Healy. Captain Tara Healy shows her timeless grace. Senior Gina Jennette shows some of the pep and originality which led the team to a successful season. Captain Beth Popolo displays gymnastic elegance. 1983 TEAM RECORD RBC 94.20..................Long Branch 85.35 RBC 98.90.....................Shore Regional 46.37 RBC 102.10.........................Manasquan 44.05 RBC 103.65.............Ocean Township 92.95 RBC 103.15..................Middletown South 94.40 RBC 102.75...........................Holmdel 102.75 RBC 101.65..................Middletown North 89.10 RBC 95.20..................Monmouth Regional 60.20 RBC 103.65.........................Bricktown 95.30 RBC 104.60............................Rumson 107.25 123 The Boys Indoor Track Team could be found training in the various facilities at Monmouth College, Brookdale Communi- ty College, and the surround- ing roads. The Casey team was led by captain Scott Page, sen- iors John Connelly, Russ Creighton, Charlie Ryan, and George Ford. The Caseys re- ceived help from underclass- men Rich Caudwell and Kris Kornett with coaches Mr. Rafter and Mr. Driscoll. Indoor action for guys Above: George Ford, the “lord” of indoor track! Right: Russell Creighton prepares for the hand-off at Red Bank Regional. Boys team; Kneeling: J. Insera, C. Ryan, R. Creighton, J. Connelly, S. Page, E. Hart, M. Donlon, Standing: Coach Ghandy, D. Carroll, K. Kornett, R. Moore, R. Caud- well, D. Rosa, J. DeLury, Coach Rafter. Back: S. Block, L. English, A. Coude- spotti, J. DeAmbrosio, R. McTage, M. Biar, C. Terol, P. Sanguinetti, T. DeMaio, J. Ruscrabage, T. Panzeno. and gals! The Girls Indoor Track Team, led by cap- tains Mary McNamara and Diana Mulcahy and seniors Kelly Cahill, Kelly Guariglia, Joanne Screen, and Chris Sheehan, had a very suc- cessful season. Despite cold weather, they placed second in the New Jersey State Paro- chial Meet. Sitting: C. Phares, D. Mulcahy, M. McNamara, J. Matten, L. Weingarten. Kneeling: J. Kaminski, J. Screen, B. Devine, A. Palma, M. Eschert, K. Cahill, T. DeMonte, C. Stevenson, L. Malloy. Standing: Coach Rafter, J. Gosky, C. Donahue, K. Guariglia, K. Gross, S. Theodole, D. Reid, J. Larkin, K. Sullivan. Back: Coach Rafter, Coach Ghandy, S. Dow, S. Guariglia, M. Griffin, K. Dominguez, K. Beale, Coach Driscoll. Below Left: The coaches watch intensely as the close race continues. Below Right: Kelly Cahill demonstrates expert hurdling style. Bottom: Just “hanging around' between races. — (M. Eschert, K. Cahill, A. Tracy, J. Kaminsky, J. Screen, B. Devine.) 125 Casey Left to Right: Kneeling: M. Alter, A. Ducey, S. Satter, C. Kenny, J. Miller. Standing: Coach Santeseri, T. Carenselle, K. O’Bosky, A. Peabody, K. Smith, L. Fitzpatrick, E. Reiss, P. Zampetti, E. 0’8rien, B. Lowe, Coach Jones Missing: D. Collins, S. Mallon 126 Hoopsters Bottom: K. Van Bloom, M. Alter, J. Miller, D. Condespotti, M. Lewis Middle: T. Van Bloom C. Suda, E. Frick, Top: Coach Santaseri, K. O’Bosky, T. Loftus, T. Mallon This year’s Girls’ Basketball Team reached many goals under the direction of Coach Jones. They broke the school record for number of wins in a win- loss record as well as made it to the semi-finals of the Shore Conference Tournament. The Casey girls placed second in the Bayshore Christmas Tourna- ment and second in the state. The Casey Hoosters were led by seniors Karen Smith, Debbie Collins, Sandy Satter, and Caroline Kenny. The seniors will be missed but underclassmen Alice Ducey, Liz Fitz- patrick, Sue Mallon and Maureen Alter will be there to fill their places. Opposite: Top: Caroline Kenny assumes her accurate shooting position. Bottom Left: Liz Fitzpatrick takes her opponent to the hoop. Bottom Right: “Karen, Is that the way you box out?” (Karen Smith) Left: Sandy Satter looks to make another assist. Below: Jo Ellen Eriekson doesn’t let anything get in her way. 127 Clockwise below: Is that your range? — (Don Dow) Right: Casey hoopsters celebrate after their Long Branch victory. Below right: Bob Serabis goes for the points. A Winning Season For the 1984 season, Coaches Cross, Levin and Page had their work cut out for them in their hope to turn around a floundering varsity hoop program. However, they were ably assisted by a mixture of returning veterans; Dave DeLisa, Dave Boyle, Joe Arnone, and Bob Serabis, along with new-comers Mike Fairlie, Pete Lynch, Kyle Flaherty and Chip Cuozzo. Also contributing through hours of grueling practice were Don Dow, Brooks Cullen and Bill Moran. The dedication and sacrifice made by the players and coaches alike resulted in a complete reversal of the basketball fortunes. A league co- championship along with appearances in the Shore Conference Tournament and NJS1AA South Jersey Semi-final Tournament game are just some of the accomplishments achieved. No one will forget the thrilling last-second triumphs over Hudson Catholic, St. John’s, (not once, twice!), and Holy Spirit in the state tournament, not to mention the defeat of Long Branch in Casey Country avenging an earlier 20pt. loss. This win enabled the Caseys to tie for the “B” North top slot. This was truly a basketball season to remember! 128 Left: Follow the bouncing ball. — (Dave Boyle) Above: The “conference” champs. — (Junior Varsity Team) Bottom left: Dave DeLisa scares off the opposition. Bottom: Joe Arnone executes a cross over dribble manuver. 129 Casey Varsity: First row: D. Loyson, E. Valdez, D. Scotti, C. Holsey, E. Grom. Second row: B. Creighton, D. Stamos, M. Carr, B. Fitzgerald, M. McStudy, C. Bodner, G. Mustillo, T. Triarsi, Coach Lynch. Below: Glenn Mustillo’s incessant smile! Under the direction of Mr. Baglvio, the Casey wrestling team ended up with a success- ful season. Seniors Glenn Mus- tillo, Chris Bodner and Rich Krzykowski proved to be great assets to the team. Other sen- iors included Mike McStudy and E.J. Grom. Sophomore Dave Loyson is next years Ca- sey hopeful. 130 Matmen J.V.: First row: P. Landerveld, J. Kelly, J. Jakuc, F. Wood, E. Jakub, J. Taborn, R. Biano, Second row: J. McKeon, T. Soos, M. Shorey, S. Clark, R. Martell, J. Gillben, T. Triarsi, Coach Lynch. 131 Right On Track The Boys Track Team practiced hard since March to again attain a suc- cessful season. Our seniors will be missed. However our underclassmen will be in full strength to keep our win- ning Casey tradition alive. Right: Brian Hunt executes style and technique. Below: Jerry Hauslet leaves his opponents in the dust. Bottom right: John Connelly and Dave Carroll set the pace. 132 Running, Jumping, Throwing With the returning letter winners and the new team members the 1984 Girls Track Team proved to be successful. This season showed the work of pre-season training and true dedication. Above Left: Off and running. Above Right: “Up , up, up and over!” (Liz Fitzpatrick) Left: Caseys off to another good start. Below right: Joanne Screen and Michelle Eschert “Steppin out!’ Below left: “Kate, is that the way you learned to throw?” (Kate McConnell) More than the base-ics With Seniors Rick Bohl, Joe Pillari, and Todd Walsack the 1984 Boys Base- ball Team was led with a great deal of enthusiasm and spirit. This year the Sen- iors were limited in number which can only be a sign of experienced talent for the upcoming years. The boys attribute much of their success to Coach Cross and Coach Casey. Below; J. Pillari, S. Goode, K. Clarke Middle; T. Walsack, R. Bohl, P. Lynch Top: Coach Cross, B. Serabis, G. Onidas, Coach Casey 134 Always Heading For Home The 1984 Girls Softball Team worked hard to defend their 1983 “B” North Championship title. This year the Caseys were led by Seniors Sue Piney, Jen Heilig, Julie Hasselman, Caroline Kenny, Ellen Paraskevas, Jill Szlaza, and Liz Murphy. Kneeling: L. Callahan, S. Kenny, T. Caroselli, S. Mallon, T. Donally Standing: S. Piney, J. Szlaza, J. Heilig, J. Hasselman, C. Kenny, E. Paraskevas, L. Murphy, Coach Canepa 135 Woody Ehrhardt carefully plans every move. Right: Joe Mazzuca is preserved for posterity. Swing Into Spring The 1984 Casey Golf Team teed off a success- ful season. Led by seniors Woody Ehrhardt, Joe Mazzuca, and John Connelly, the team was small in number but big in successes. The boys accredit Mr. McCue and his vast knowledge to their many successes. 136 Those Championship Seasons 137 138 140 141 Student 1983-84 has been one of the most suc- cessful years ever for the executive board of the student council. Under the guidance of Miss Blasi the officers worked together to achieve several successful events such as the Homecoming and the Blood Drive. In addition they supported many various chari- ties. Working with the student council are the homeroom presidents who represent each and every student at council meetings. These officers also inform the executive board of students’ needs and inputs. Activities Chairperson — T.J. Masonius, President — Rachel Danish, Vice President — Kerry Capell, Secretary — Stacey Thompson Senior Homeroom Presi- dents: Jerry Hauselt, Sheila Gir- onda, Laura Vitalo, Nicole Baret, Kathy Leroux, Amy Byrnes, Meghan McGann, Michele Del Boccio, Max Savaiko Junior Homeroom Presi- dents: Alice Ducey, Sally Tim- ney, Michelle Eschert, Nicole Cernigliaro. Back row; MaryPat Picco, Mona Krikorian, Andy Ra- vito, April Anderson, Sharon NcTague. 142 Council Sophomore Homeroom Presi- dents: Kim Valeriani, Liz Friel, Faith Devine, Jennifer Chambers. Back row: Bob Hempstead, Maureen Black, Kathy Rose, Colleen McGrath, Susan Walsh, Rhovia Lambino. Freshmen Homeroom Presidents: Lori Scheffer, Lori Washington, Stacy Craw, Ann McGuire, Sue Guariglia. Back row; Joe Lucia, RoseMary Shean, MaryJo Alexander, Jerry Fernicola, Wesley Alexander, Kim Benzel. 143 • • • Making it final The yearbook staff pulls it all together Yearbook editors shoulder the responsibility of creating two-hundred pages that will represent the year in a fair, unified and well-rounded manner. After choosing a theme, editors must assign photographers, write copy and exhaust their creative resources to complete their sections. 1983-1984 proved to be a challenge, but not an impossible one! Even without the convenience of an office, this year’s “wet behind the ears” staff met all deadlines, (Room 205 may never be the same!) and hopefully created a yearbook that will help everyone to remember in years to come. Yearbook editors: Eileen Villa, Kathy Walsh. Second row: Becky Lowe, Nancy Schaad, Claire Morris, Chris Sheehan, Loren Kelly. Third row: Gretchen Hauselt, Cassy Phares, Sue Piney, Sheila Ryan, MaryJo Tivenan, Mrs. Grace Scerbo. Laurie Huresky, Marlene Santaniello, Kristen Wurst, Shannon Kaeli, Carrie Larkin, Karen Smith. Editors jailed for obscene captions! — (MaryJo Tivenan, Kathy Walsh, Eileen Villa) 144 I “So this is what they meant by 'top of the heap ?” — (Editor-in-chief Kathy Walsh) It is the job of the yearbook staff members to always be available to help editors and to sometimes act as “gophers”. Led by staff head Loren Kelly, staff members were especially busy this year as deadlines approached. Staff members: Tess O’Dwyer, Jenna Abbes, Loren Kelly. Cindy Holzer, Christine Theodore, Michele Lynche. Faith Devine, Christina Xenakis, Shari Kessler, Mary Jo Alexander, Mona Kirkorian, Carol Robbins, Sandra DeCesare, Anne Kelly, Patti Dwyer, Janet Uscinski, Caprice Stevenson, Kathleen Palm, Lisa Crispino, Scott Burke, Mrs. Scerbo, Colleen Carton. Some Senior Editors inobtrusively sneak away from class. — (Kathy Walsh, Loren Kelly, Chris Sheehan, Eileen Villa, Mary Jo Tivenan, Becky Lowe, Claire Morris) 145 With AH The News That’s Fit To Print The quarterly student newspaper publishes news and feature stories that give depth and breadth to F.A. announcements, daily bulletins and community activities. The six editors present a variety of issues that focuses on student life within and beyond R.B.C. The staff receives in-service training and attain academic credit for their own achievements. The Signpost has received honor ratings from “Quill and Scroll” and the N.J. Scholastic Press Association, which is a compliment to the staff and Sr. Joanmarie. Front row: A. Ciesla, B. Popolo, S. Dunn, S. Handler, C. Supino, M. Herring, Second row: M. DelBoccio, K. Healey, T. O’Dwyer, R. Aiken, N. Schaad, C. Fee, S. DiCeasre. Third row: K. Leroux, J. Doyle, A. Kelly, R. Tooze, S. Tyls, M. Krikorian. Fourth row: S. Loeffer, P. Walsh, F. Ciesla, E. Toto, C. Causey, Fifth row: K. Ferragina, F. Devine, G. Francesconi, L. Kornett, J. DeMeo, S. Kaeli, C. Holzer. Sixth row: K. O’Bosky, C. Dow, H. Cummings, D. Cronin, L. Crispino, K. Cahill, M. McMahon, A. Cruz. The Frosh News has a two-fold purpose. The paper keeps the freshmen class up to date on scholastic activities but also gives the staff the basic preparation and training necessary for working on the Signpost. 146 Sophomore Advisors F. Devine, D. Gilson, F. Ciesla, P. Sanguinett, P. Walsh, G. Francesconi. Expressions of Creativity Under the direction of Mrs. Casadonte, the Literary Magazine contributors ex- press their liberary talents in this publica- tion. The written work is complimented by the artistic talent of R.B.C. students. Back row: T. O’Dwyer, C. Cuasey, T. Joyce. Front row: T. Robinson, M. Jones, L. Drayton. Student Council Committee Seniors Front row: D. Dehainaut, C. Supino, P. Fitzgerald, C. Ryan, D. Stamos, B. Haley, J. Screen, S. Bondon. Second row: P. Brennan, K. Healey, K. Cuozzo, J. Phlug, L. Bannan, K. Smith, G. Devine. Third row: W. Bevaqua, E. Conover, B. Ministri, D. Collins, M. Del- Boccio, J. Readie. Front row: S. Timney, J. Mattan, C. Fee, P. Schnabalk, M. McMahon. Second row: A. Palma, K. Bordonali, K. Ferragina, A. Hanrahan, J. Kaminski, M. Pearce. Third row: A. Scerbo, A. Anderson, E. Gilbert, P. Marley, L. Washington, P. DeLucia, D. Stamos. 147 The members of the National Honor Society are students who show great involvement in their school and community and who also excel in their studies and leadership qualities. The organization is moderated by Miss Marsico and its purpose is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render community service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students themselves. National Honor Society Front row: M. McGann, A. Ciesla, C. Sheehan, L. Kelly, V. Peckus, P.J. Fitzgerald. Second row: Miss Marsico, S. Piney, C. Larkin, E. Villa, K. Walsh, S. Doerr, L. Enright, S. Bondon, K. Guariglia, B. Lowe. Third row: J. Hauselt, M. Hoekstra, J. Inserra, D. Desocio, B. Hannon, R. Danish, S. Dunn, J. Screen. Front row: Officers M. McGann, J. Hauselt, S. Piney. Second row: N. Checkovski, L. Fagan, B. Coolahan, S. Handler, K. McLean. Third row: A. Palma, K. Cuasay, J. Abbes, C. Baier, S. DiCesare, C. Gardner. Fourth row: P. Zampetti, K. Dow, S. Halloway, K. Beal, C. Erving, P. Guinnessy, Miss Marsico. 148 You don’t have to be honorable to be on the N.H.S.! (J. Hauselt) Student Advisory Board The newly formed Student Advisory Board acts as a necessary bridge of communication between the Guidance Department and the student body. The senior members of the board keep their class up to date on important college application deadlines and scholarship news. The seniors also accompany R.B.C. representatives to local grammar schools in order to share personal comments relating to the adjustments to high school. The Junior Student Advisory Board members work with the Guidance Office in introducing their classmates to the approaching college preparations and decisions. Seniors Front row: K. O’Neil, B. O’Hara, K. Hollywood, C. Sheehan. Second row: L. Kelly, C. Renzo, B. Haley, D. O’Neill, S. Page, C. Morris, D. Desocio. Third row: K. Cahill, C. Kenny, B. Popolo, S. Piney, D. Collins, J. Hasselman, M. Bloom. Juniors Front row: K. McConnell, M. Eschert, S. Handler, L. Fagan, K. McLean. Second row: J. Feeney, E. O’Bryan, K. Ferragina, S. Holloway, S. Ryan, J. Rossano. Third row: A. Palma, C. Irving, D. Hall, P. Guinnessy, C. Guidera, C. Gardner. This year the administration showed appreciation for the fo- rensic team’s hard work by re- warding them with a trophy case of their own. The team had no trouble in filling it up with their winnings. Seniors Mary Jo Tivenan, Kathy Walsh, Eilleen Villa, Tess O’D- wyer and Becky Lowe attend- ed a weekend tournament in Pennsylvania. The coaches Miss Mary King and Sister Madeline Kane escorted the team and supported them in their meets all year long. Al- though the team expanded in numbers, all have become very close. The senior members are sorry to leave but have confi- dence that the team will contin- ue to succeed. Officers: L. Burke, L. Enright, M, Tivenan, T. O’Dwyer, K. Ferragina. Forensic Team Front: Miss King, L. Kagelman, B. Hannon, R. Lowe, E. Villa, K. Walsh, M. Andrews, S. DeVegh. Second row: E. Gilbert, N. Sakotos, K. Kaye, J. Marcraft, K. Miller, E. Simonelli, K. Cuasay, T. DeVegh. Third row: T. Hintelmann, L. Washington, I. Smith, L. Drayton, A. Bakos, Forensics awards are proudly placed on display for all to see. 150 Oklahoma! Once again Mr. Coyle and the Red Bank Catholic stu- dents put on a great production. Roger and Hamerstein’s “Oklahoma” was performed and starred Caprice Ste- vens as Laurey and Scott Burke as lovable Curly. The formidable Jud was played by George Ford. Mr. Coyle put in many hours of hard work with the cast and chorus. Ellen Torrogrosa and Maria Gillen, class of 1983, came back and offered their dancing expertise and acting abili- ties. The students were very dedicated to perfecting their talents and these efforts showed through in their perfor- mances. 151 Clockwise from top: “Laurey solos it! — (Caprice Stevenson). Rehearsal in the BSA. — (Dave Scotti, Chris Marotta, Debbie DeSocio). “Gertie” practices her giggle. — (Mary Jo Tivenan). Main cast members sing their hearts out. Helping out and hanging out R.B.C. students take part in a variety of activities designed to mold a well-rounded individual. Clubs and teams shape the mind as well as the body. In addition to organized groups, socializing is a big part of Casey life. Our location provides easy access to favorite “hang outs” such as Haagen Dazs, Pumpernickel's, and Freedman’s, so at 2:30 these places are always flooded with chatting Caseys. “Tuning in” the always dependable A.V. men. Worrell) The Executive Board is hard at work, as always! — (Stacey Thompson, Rachel Danish, Kerry Capell) Long Branch-ers wait for “number 3” at Mini-Mall. “Emerald” editors boycott chairs under intense deadline pressures! — ey, Stacey Bondon) 153 Home of the Hits Some students at RBC march to the beat of a different drum. Mr. Bud McCormick brings these students together to make music. The chorus, concert band, and jazz band participate in concerts, Mass, and the play. Concert Band It's the boogie- woogie bugle boy from RBC. — (A. Seigfried) 154 unit: iiiiis left: Jazz Band: Front row: M. Lynch, B. Lowe. Second row: B. Edmonds, J. Uscinski, L. Scarborough, S. Bopp. Third row: B. Rauffer, A. Seigfried, A. Tomaino, M. Taupeka. Back row: R. Gedrys, A. Rimmele, J. Casper, Mr. Bud McCormick, above: Chorus: J. McKeon, B. Board, S. Trefurt, B. Leon, C. Sullivan, M. Leon, J. Quin. Second row: S. Micker, F. Short, L. Varicchio, M. McMurray, D. DeSocio, K. Roche. Back row: Mr. Bud McCormick, I. Webb, L. Sariko, A. Sage, J. Winchester, R. Watson, C. Regan, M. Debbs. 155 Le frangais ... ensemble To further students’ knowledge of France, its civilization, and its people is the purpose of the French Club. With Miss Gerlock, students meet to discuss current events in the lives of the French and to study the fascinating culture of the country. Under the direction of Mrs. Vona and Miss Starkman, the Spanish Club allows students studying the language to learn more about the culture and lifestyles of the Spanish people. The club members’ cultural experiences are broadly expanded through guest speakers and a wide range of activities. El espanol ... juntamente 156 Language and Logic The Latin Club, moderated by Miss Blasi, promotes the understanding of the Latin and Greek cultures. Students further their knowledge of Latin through competition and promote the study of Latin among non- Latin students. Under the instruction of Mrs. Hartnett and Miss McDonald, the Math Club has the opportunity to compete in numerous league competitions with other schools. These students review the more challenging questions therefore broadening their knowledge of math. Gum: the international “language” — (French student Michele Eschert and Latin club member Chris Guidera) 157 Creative Biological Revolution Involving Man New technologies have rescued the lives of thousands. In a sense, we now have new capabilities to direct and control the course of life from the very moment of fertilization. Along with new advances, however, have emerged new types of questions and problems. It is these questions and problems that the members of B.R.I.M. attempt to discuss in the light of their information about biomedical advances and their accompanying effects on society and life. In the challenge of this type of critical thinking, B.R.I.M. hopes to prepare students as the decision makers of the future. First Row: K. McLean, E. Conover. Second Row: G. Devine, E. O’Bryan, K. Hollywood, J. Phlug. Third Row: L. Fitzpatrick, J. Abbes, A. Ciesla, L. Christopher, B. Haley, C. Sheehan. Fourth Row: G. Slanzi, D. Stamos, C. Erving, F. Rabauer, C. Keane, C. Morris The Art Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Joan Kennedy, allows students to freely express their artistic talent in an open studio atmosphere. Students benefit from this environment by developing their individual interests. 158 First Row: S. Streberger, Mrs. Joan Kennedy, C. Hasselmann, M. O’Neil, C. Bordonali, S. Marchant, I Burr. Second Row: K. O’Bosky, K. Willgerodt, R. Akin, K. Connolly, A. Faris, M. O’Brien. Minds Lab Assistants: Gail Hinds and Gabriel Ivone The Student Tutors, under the guidance of Miss Carol Jordan, are volunteers who are recommended by their teachers to offer their services to other students who need extra help in all math levels. First Row: S. Kaeli, K. McLean, J. Abbes, C. Sheehan. Second Row: S. Dowe, K. Hernandez, S. Piney, J. Hall, L. Kelly Taking pen in hand — (Kim Burbic) 159 The Audio-Visual Club members, under Mr. Marley’s supervision, are familiarized with the equipment used by the faculty and students. Because of their skill in handling these machines, the club members are able to provide quick and efficient service to the teachers whenever necessary. S. Organek, R. Worrel, Mr. Marley, S. Boss, M. Greco, M. Tivenan. Mr. Marley’s Marvels Mrs. Berzansky explains the functions of a processor to Elsie Vincelette. Office Procedures Mrs. Berzansky and Mrs. Olivia direct these students in operating various electronic typewriters, com- puters, and word processors. This instruction provides a solid back- ground for future job training and occupational skills. Front row: E. Vincelette, K. Kwaak, S. Kenny, M. O’Dwyer, C. Langeveld, K. Armetta, M. Libretto, T. Bakos. Second row: S. Veinski, A. Robertson, C. Malague, C. Gardner, P. Guinnessey, B. Strickland. Third row: Mrs. Berzansky, Mrs. Oliva, C. Petti, M. Sullivan. 160 S.A.D.D. Students Against Drunk Driving is an organization that attempts to illustrate to society and to high school students the risk one takes if drunk while on the road. The club organizes an assembly each year in order to reinforce its objective. Mr. Baglivio directs this activity. American Red Cross American Red Cross courses are instructed by Mr. Baglivio and are avail- able to all students. During the first semester first aid is taught and C.P.R. is given in the spring. After completing the course, students gain certification to practice their newly developed skills. 161 Weight Trainers The Weight Training Club is an extension of the physical edu- cation depart- ment and allows club members to utilize the weight training facility for physical en- hancement, reha- bilitation, and re- creational pur- poses. The club, under Mr. Mautner’s guid- ance, enables all of our athletes to keep themselves in prime condi- tion. Calorie Counters The Calorie Counters Club raises student awareness of healthy methods of weight reduction and maintenance and provides a fo- rum for the exchange of diet and exercise ideas. Mrs. Hughes mo- derates the club. Mrs. Hughes, E. Conover, A. Serabis, A. Micchelli, A. Guinnessy, M. Pearce, R. Procopio, L. Bannan, C. Desmond, R. Accera, L. Murphy, G. Jennette, C. Chimi, K. Bonaforte, A. Cavanaugh. 162 The Flavor Factory — a definite no-no for any calorie counter! Above and Beyond The Science Fiction Club meets to discuss sci- ence fiction books, mov- ies, and related activities. Trips to see science fic- tion movies, to conven- tions, and to museums and planetariums are ar- ranged by Mrs. Franco, the moderator. Front row: J. Addington, T. Joyce, M. Stinson, K. Armetta, C. Boss, J. Russo, M. Fenandy, Second row: P. Kiczek, M. Skalecki, S. Ryan, D. Benson, J. Joyce, M. Greco. Third row: Mrs. Franco, C. Carton, D. Hall, L. Crispino, K. Wilson, S. Organek. Fourth row: M. Joly, J. Feeney, S. Holloway, R. Bandini, F. Rapaci. Fifth row: C. Marotta, J. MacDonald, B. Lucino. The Computer Software Club meets with Mrs. Franco to swap ideas and comput- er programs. Questions con- cerning personal computers are discussed by the members and pos- sible solutions are S. Organek, C. Marotta, C. Boss, J. MacDonald, R. Hill, B. Luciano, T. Joyce, F. Capaci, J. Feeney, M. Joly, Mrs. Franco, M. Greco, J. Battista, S. Holloway. The Strategic Gaming Club is an intellectually stimulat- ing and challenging gather- ing moderated by Mrs. Fran- co. During a meeting the members pick a leader who sets up a scenario and the players then discuss the var- ious courses of action possi- ble. Front row: R. Gant, J. Valdez, T. Joyce, J. Feeney, M. Joly, S. Holloway, M. Greco. Second row: Mrs. Franco, G. Page, J. O’Donnell, J. Battista, C. Marotta, S. Or- ganek. Third row: F. Capaci, J. Adding- ton, D. Marchant, P. Duffy, M. Cunning- ham, P. Kiczek, Fourth row: A. Panzini, R. Luciano, R. Hill, S. Kirpatrick, C. Boss, J. Joyce, T. Downs, J. Ford. 163 In addition to their academic responsibilities, many R.B.C. students participate in athletic clubs. These clubs offer the opportunity for physical exercise, and they also help to develop sportsmanship through friendly competition among peers. The Intramurals, Outing Club and Basketball Club exercise for fun and to improve basic sport skills. The Girls Tennis Ladder allows its members to stay in shape over the winter months and to develop their techniques; every week the girls compete, and this competition determines places on the tennis ladder. First row: C. Holzer, S. Kaeli, C. Starke, E. Gilbert, J. Hall. Second row: K. Wurst, N. Sakatos, J. Gorske, P. Tivenan. Getting 164 Intramurals Physical The Outing Club Basketball Club 165 Downhill Containing almost two-hundred members, the Ski Club proved to be one of the most popular clubs in Red Bank Catholic. The club planned two trips this year to Sugar bush, Vermont and to Gore Mountain, New York. Both trips were a lot of fun with great skiing conditions. Club Moderators are Mr. Lou Mon- tanero, Mrs. Bonnie Golden and Mrs. Leslie McDonald. Help! Fm stuck. — (Mark Thompson) 166 Senior Skiers daredevils Underclassmen Skiers Caseys line up for the Olympic Downhill at Sarajevo! Left: If you can’t beat ’em join ’em. — (Mr. Mon- tanaro) 167 Faculty Mr. Giordano's day starts with a blizzard. Madame Guiluscio's day starts with, “Levez-vous, s'il-vous-plait.” Mrs. Belmont's day is full of surprises! 168 Mr. Valente’s day is full of understanding. We all have our days! 169 Administration R.B.C. would just be a building if it were not for the dedication and consideration of the Administration. This year new members Mr. Gary Schreiber and Mrs. Carolyn Bliss helped enhance the already hardworking team of Sister McAuley and Monsignor Valentino. Director: Monsignor Frederick A. Valentino 170 Student Behavior Assistant Principal for Student Affairs: Mr. Gary Schreiber Attendance Officer: Mrs. Mary Burns Secretary: Mrs. Eleanor McAllister Guidance •i',I;'-'-: At a time when an advising service is critical, R.B.C.’s Guidance department gets the job done. Miss Rose Marsico, Mr. Bryan Fennelly, Mrs. Mary Flannery, Mrs. Mary Walton, Sister Jeanine Oliver 172 Behind The Scenes Mrs. Cindy Alt: Secretary Mrs. Ethel Blais: Office Manager Mrs. Audrey McMahon: Administrative Mrs. Julia Kinslow: Secretary Mrs. Laurice Fitzgerald: Cashier Mrs. Audrey McMurray: Secretary 173 Mathematics The Math Department has always been a strong force in the R.B.C. curriculum. R.B.C. has kept up with the advancing technology by offering the student body a variety of courses in Computer Programming in a brand new computer center. The Math Department will always be an important factor at R.B.C. From top: Mrs. Marie Hartnett, Computer Programming, Appreciation Programming, Introduction to Computers. Sister Theresa, Advanced Placement Math Sister Madelyn Kane, Algebra II, Trig., Introduction to Calculus Miss Leslie MacDonald, Algebra II, Trig. — Selected Topics 174 From top left: Mr. Louis Montanaro, Algebra II Trig., S.A.T. Math Sister Mary Andrew: Modern Geometry Miss Carol Jordan: Honors Geometry Miss Karen McGahran, Algebra I, Probability and Statistics, Trig. — Selected Topics 175 Clockwise from below: Mr. John Palsha: Application of Math, Algebra I Mrs. Maria Regan: Intro, to Computers, Computers II, Computer Programming Mr. Robert McCue: Algebra I, Algebra II, Trig. “If I could be any teacher I would be Mr. Palsha because 1 love his facial expressions!” 176 English The English department strives to present the student body with a better understanding of our language. Written and spoken expression are both very important and are stressed in all aspects of English classes. Counter clockwise from left: Mrs. Sara Overby: American Literature, Humanities, A.P. English; Mr. Joseph Hintelmann: Developmental Writing, Shakespeare, Department Chairperson. 177 Mrs. Dorothy Senerchia: American Literature I From top: Miss Grctchen Bauer: Speech and Drama, Visions in Literature, Major British Writers. Miss Mary King: English I, Major British Writers. Mrs. Frances Casadonte: Channels of Communication Mrs. Ann Kessler: English I, Environmental Science. i From top left: Sister Joanmarie McDonnell: American Literature, Major British Writers. Mrs. Grace Scerbo: American Literature, Modern British Writers. Mrs. Valerie Adam: Reading I, II, III, IV Mrs. Mary Ann Hooker: English I, American Literature. 179 Foreign Language Mrs. Elizabeth Gulluscio: French I, III Mrs. Faith DeRoos: Spanish I, IV Mrs. Libby Vona: Spanish II, III Mrs. Phyllis Starkman: Spanish II, III The Foreign Language Department tries very hard to bring the student body one step closer to a new language. The teachers emphasize both understanding and speaking of the new language. Field trips include foreign restaurants and other programs. 180 Miss Virginia Blasi: Latin I, II, Latin Poetry, Humanities Miss Joanna Gerlock: French II, III, IV, V Mr. Patrick Farmer: Spanish I, II, III Miss Cynthia Kamerman: Spanish I, II 181 Ever expanding and changing best describes our Science Department. As the department head, Sister Wendelin accompanied her advanced biology class to Riverview Hospital where students gained first hand knowledge. A special grant to the Chemistry and Physics classes helped to keep the department up with the times. Science Sister Mary Wendelin: Advanced Placement Biology, Hu- man Physiology Mr. John Valente: Physics, Physical Science Mrs. Susan Thomason: Unified Science, Environmental Sci- ence Mr. Goss 182 Religion The Religion Department signifies the true meaning of Catholic schooling. Students participate outside the classroom in class level masses and obtain a better understanding of their faith through instruction. In order to spiritually prepare students for their lives, pupils encounter various guest speakers and missionaries. Mr. John Soviero: Christian Living, Department Chairperson Mrs. Maureen Daly: Scripture, Contemporary Moral Issues Sister Regina Callahan: Foundations of Catholicism, Scripture Mr. Patrick McGann: Christian Living 184 I Mr. Brian Bedell: Christian Living, Contemporary Moral Issues, Advanced Placement History, American History Mr. James Marley: Foundation of Catholicism Mrs. Nina Franco: Scripture Mrs. Joan Edmonds: Foundation of Catholicism Mr. Mark Bradley: Contemporary Moral Issues “If 1 could be any teacher I'd be Mr. Bradley so I can dress up like a bunny! 185 History The vital link between yesterday and today is demonstrated through R.B.C.’s History Department. Although U.S. I and U.S. II are mandatory they are supplemented by visual aids and speakers. In addition students can take courses in Psychology and Sociology. Mr. Thomas Hintelmann: U.S. History, U.S. History II Mr. Thomas Giordano: Introduction to Psychology, Developmental Psychology Mr. Paul Santasieri: U.S. History I, Constitutional Law Mrs. Kathleen Hughes: Introduction to Psychology, Sociology, Teacher Cadet Mr. G. Edwin Jones: U.S. History II Mr. Stephen Nestinger: U.S. History II, World Studies Mr. John Rafter: U.S. I, Current Events Mr. Dennis Harrington: U.S. History I If I could be any teacher for a day I'd be ... “Mr. Giordano because his class is so much fun and he acts as if he enjoys himself too!” “Mr. Rafter because I like the way he handles his class!” “Mr. Harrington because I’d like to be that tall and have curly hair!” (Patti Tivenan) “Mrs. Hughes because she’s the only woman in the department!” “Mr. S because he coaches the girls basketball team and that would be fun!” 187 Art — Library This year the Art Department shared the fruits of their labor with our entire student body through an art display in room 4. This small exhibit was followed up by a county contest. Students also painted the windows of Red Bank in the spirit of Halloween under the guidance of Mrs. Kennedy. R.B.C. students greatly appreciate the quiet and studious atmosphere of the library. Sister Gertrude and the librarians are very helpful aids. Mrs. Joan Kennedy: Arts, Crafts, Photography, Humanities Mrs. Cavanaugh: Librarian Mrs. LaMotte: Librarian Sister Gertrude: Librarian Mrs. Novak: Librarian 188 iBMl Music R.B.C.’s school spirit was boosted by Mr. “Bud” McCormick at the pep rally, football games and a great Christmas show. The Band leaves 1983-1984 on a good note! Mr. Harold McCormick: Band I, II, III, IV, Cho- rus I, II, III, IV Business The Business Department taught students skills needed for office work. The goal of the offered courses was to prepare the students for college or secretarial school. The department brings the students one step closer to the business world. Mrs. Marcella Oliva: Department Aide Miss Maureen Kraemer: Typing I, General Business, Speedwriting Mrs. Patricia Moran: Economics Mrs. Joan Berzansky: Accounting I, Typing II, College Prep Accounting 189 The Physical Education Department plays an important role in the R.B.C. curriculum. The hardworking, well trained staff supplies the students with excellent equipment and instruction. The students have a wide variety of activities to choose from. The department provides the chance for students to participate in team as well as individual sports. Physical Education Miss Kim Canepa Mr. Kenneth Cross Mr. Hugh Casey Mrs. Kathleen Kelly Mrs. Lynn Bennett Mr. Stephen Baglivio: Drivers Education, Health Education Mr. Joseph Kristofik Mr. John Mautner 190 Essentials Mrs. Feletti provides excellent health care and the students realize that she’s always there when we need her. Nurse Feletti The cafeteria provides the students with variety of good food. Not everyone realizes the hard work that goes into making every lunch period run smoothly. Cafeteria staff: Barbara Tomney, Harriet Zaburinski, Patricia Kelly, Cathy Cerney, Irene Campbell and Maria Claire Husar 191 Wrapping things up. Constantly moving on can be a te- dious task. The passing of time made events blur together and it seems we were always saying, “Nothing much happened today.” Nothing much .. . except for the jokes, laughs, develop- ment of friendships, and awesome feel- ings of togetherness. We were in it to- gether and we truly did it up! This election year brought changes close to home. Our new administration prepared for Middle States and the reinstatement of a strict dress code made us truly “uniform”. We dabbled in fads: chewing tobacco, Tom Cruise shades, and Cabbage Patch Kids. We rooted for the all-Women Powder Puff football league and the first woman in space, Sally Ride. We rocked to MTV, the Police’s 1 song, “Every Breath You Take”, and the horrifying tv docu- mentary “The Day After.” Popular 4-wheel drive vehicles made the scene as the U.S. landed on the island of Grenada and terrorists assaulted Lebanon. Korean Airline Flight 007 crashed down while the U.S. soared high at the Olympics. After getting our driver’s licenses, we enjoyed cruising and hated trying to find a parking space. If school didn’t monopolize enough of our time, we had jobs and did volunteer work. Still others gave the gift of life at RBC’s successful blood drive. Six hours a day, five days a week was never enough time with our friends. Hagen Daaz and McDonald’s swarmed with green at 2:30. Caseys gathered for weekend parties, ski trips, and fraternized at the Hunt. Our play “Oklahoma” was rivaled only by the movie hit “Flashdance”. Technology took us by surprise. The computer center made BASIC a second language and we tried to get away with wearing portable cassette players in class. The world around us was changing rapidly and we kept up. Looking back, we find that it was those “nothing much” days that kept us one step closer and one step ahead! 192 and moving on, one step closer ... 193 Index Aa Abbatiello, Christine 17 176 Stone Hill Rd. Colts Neck 462-7454 Abbes, Craig 74, 105 Abbes, Jennifer 58, 145, 148, 158, 159 Accardi, Charlene 17 52 Silverwhite Rd. Little Silver 747-0618 Accardi, Roseann 74 Acerra, Rachel 90, 162 Adamitis, David 58 Adamitis, Michael 90 Addington, Jerry 90, 163, 162 Addler, Allison 17 6 Farmgate Dr. Colts Neck 780-1867 Agar, William 90 Akers, Josette 74 Akin, Robin 58, 146, 158 Albano, Joseph 90 Albano, Michael 90 Alberque, Manann 74 Alexander, Mary 90, 145, 143 Alexander, Michael 17 33 Laurelwood Dr. Little Silver 741-3282 Alexander, Wesley 90, 145 Alini, Salvatore 90 Alter, Maureen 74, 114, 126, 127 Altobelli, Anthony 90 Altobelli, Joseph 90 Altschul, Laura 17 11 Majestic Ave. Lincroft 747-5942 Ambrose, Margaret 90 Amecangelo, Krista 58 Ames, Maryann 17 93 Leedsville Dr. Lincroft 842-0194 Anastasi, Eric 90 Anchundia, David 74 Anderson, Amy 58, 147 Anderson, April 58, 145 Anderson, Derek 74 Anderson, Eric 58, 104 Anderson, Kimberly 17 130 Branch Ave. Red Bank 842-6176 Arnone, Joseph 17 36 Hilltop Terrace Red Bank Annone, Lisa 58, 109 Apisa, Danielle 90 Apisa, Joseph 741 Apollo, Lisa 90, 111 Arbachesky, Stephen 58, 64, 116 Arboleda, Elsa 90 Arboleda, Lupe 58 Archer, Colin 74 Arejuela, David 84 Armetta, Kim 90, 160, 161, 163 Armour, Sidney 90 Arnone, John 74 Arjoumandi, Yasmine 58 Argast, Steven 58 Aviles, Magdalis 74 Avison, Susan 90 Bb Baiano, Christine 18 710 Grassmere Ave. Interlaken 531-8318 Baguer, Vivian 58, 67 Baier, Christine 58, 148, 114 Bacsak, Nicholas 58 Baguer, Maria 74 Baier, Michael 90, 124 Mainio, Richard 74 Baker, Cecilia 90, 111 Bakos, Anne 74, 150 Bakos, Theresa 18, 160, 161 22 Prospect Ave. Atlantic Highlands 291-0769 Ballehr, Bruce 58, 116 Bambace, Lisa 74 Bandini, Regina 58, 162 Bannan, Lynn 18, 147, 162, 109, 6 92 Galloping Hill Rd. Banta, Douglas 74 Bantin, Marie 18, 111 338 Taylor Mills Rd. Englishtown 431-1513 Baret. Nicole 18, 144 7 Ferrin Court Middeltown 671-7507 Barnes, Christine 90 Barreca, Gina 90 Barrett, Jill 92, 90 Battschinger, Heidi 58, 63 Beagan, Deborah 91 Beagen, Lori 58 Beal. Katherine 59, 148, 125 Beal, Ted 91 Beale, Jemal 91 Beckley, Kerrie 59 Beckley, Tara 59 Bellavia, Joseph 74, 75 Bennett, Suzanne 74, 109 Benson, Deborah 59, 162 Benzel, Kimberly 91, 145 Berth, Dorothy 91 Bertodetti, Jennifer 59, 61 Bertodatti, Jill 74 Bevacqua. Wendi 18, 147, 109 133 Abbott Ave Ocean Grove 774-8741 Bianchi, Denise 91 Bivona, Lauren 91 Black, Maureen 74, 145, 109 Black, Susan 91, 111 Blalack, Kimberly 75 Blevins, Carolyn 91 Block, Steven 91, 101, 112 Bloom, Lynda 19 50 Hillside St. Red Bank 741-7539 Bloom, Marian 19, 149, 35 7 Mabaline Rd. Old Bridge 679-7982 Bloom, Sherri 91 Bodner, Christopher 19, 104 43 Rolling Knolls Dr. Middletown 671-4285 Boedart, Ilona 59 Boedart, Kimberly 91 Boehning, Michelle 91 Boehning, Robert 19, 104 102 Riveredge Rd. Tinton Falls 842-7757 Boehning, Stephen 59, 117 Bohl, Richard 19, 104, 134 15 Flyon Wycoff Rd. Morganville 536-2738 Bolen, Robin 84, 75, 122 Bondon, Stacey 19,147,148,153, 43, 109 24 North Pt. Dr. Colts Neck 544-8652 Bonforte, Kelly 91, 162 Bopp, Susan 91, 155, 111 Borden, Kathleen 75, 112 Bordonalli, Kathleen 59, 61, 147, 158 Borgia, William 59 Borneo, Cara 59 Borriello, Christopher 91 Boss, Christopher 19, 152, 160, 162, 163, 114 50 Leroy PI. Red Bank 747-1018 Boylan, Eileen 75, 84 Boyle, David 19, 129 329 Woodland Ave. Avon 988-2699 Boyle, Kathleen 59 Bramhall, Dirk 59, 62, 64 Branin, Mark 91 Bremekamp, Maurice 59, 109, 117 Bremekamp, Michele 19 3 Comache Dr. Middletown Brennan, Mary 91 Brennan, Phyllis 20, 147 P.O. Box 124 Ceder Dr. Colts Neck 431-3451 Brewer, Lisa 91 Brockriede, John 75 Brokken, Anita 59 Brown, Jennifer 20 321-4 Spring St. Red Bank 741-8617 Bruno, Gregory 20, 104, 105 Bruno, Karen 59 Buckman, John 91 Buckman, Thomas 75 Bohler, Darren 91 Burbic, Kimberly 20, 109, 13 14 Meadow Ave. Monmouth Bch. 229-6904 Burden, Johathan 91 Burdin, Melissa 75, 114 Murgoyne, Michele 76, 86 Burke, Laura 60, 150 Burke, Scott 60, 145 Burnes, Andrew 91 Burns, Kelly 91 Burr, Lorraine 91, 158 Bushnell, Lisa 91 Byrnes, Adrianne 60 Byrnes, Amy- 20, 144 50 The Enclosure Colts Neck 946-2844 Byrne, Janine 91 Krundage, Karen 91 Byrne, Ralph 75 Cc Cahill, Kelly 20, 146, 149, 43, 125 183 Bamm Hollow Rd. Middletown 671-2505 Cahill, Kristen 60 Caine, Pamela 75 Caivano, Nicole 60 Caldwell, Richard 91, 101, 124 Califano, Joann 91 Callahan, Kelly 75, 135 Callahan, Lynn 60 Calt, Gregory 75 Cameli, Jennifer 92 Campangma, Wendy 75 Capell, Kerry 20, 144, 152, 32 345 Ocean Blvd. Atlantic Highlands 291-9184 Caputo, Christopher 59, 60, 116 Caras, Alisa 75 Carasia, Marilyn 92 Carasia, Stephen 60 Cardone, Gregory 60, 104, 105 Carey, Brian 60, 116, 6 Carey, Suzanne 60, 61 Carlo, Patricia 76, 86 Carman, Margaret 20, 32, 27 9 Edge wood Rd. Rumson Carola, Mary 92, 114 Caroselli, Jodi 61, 66, 6, 15 Caroselli, Tracey 75, 135, 126, 13 Carr, Michael 75 Carrelha, Jaqueline 92 Carroll, David 61, 104, 124 Carroll, John 20, 104 38 Frances St. Shrewsbury 842-6286 Carton, Joanne 61 Casper, Jeffery 61, 155, 111 Castello, Donna 92 Cattanach, Theresa 92 Cavagnaro, Patricia 21 60 Lakeshore Dr, Red Bank 741-7524 Cavanagh, Joseph 21, 12 106 Hillside St. Red Bank 842-8273 Cavanagh, Annamari 92, 162 Caviglia, Anthony 92 Centofante, Frances 92 Cerchio, Maria 61 Cerchio Michael 21, 104 29 Shrewsbury Dr. Shrewsbury 842-0457 Cerchio, Pamela 69 Cerqua, Gerard 75 Cerniglaro, Nicole 61, 145 Chambers, Jennifer 75, 145 Chandler, Gregory 61, 104 Chebookjian, Harry 75 Checkosky, Nairi 61, 148 Chiarella, Joseph 61, 12 Chiani, Colleen 92, 162 Chaback, Alan 75 Christopher, Lisa 21, 109, 129, 158 Kingfisher Dr. Middletown 671-5211 Ciaccio, William 21, 6 6 Beacon Terrace Keansburg 787-3199 Ciarmella Paimee 92 Ciesla, Anne 21, 146, 148, 43, 26, 114, 158 3 Oyster Bay Dr. Rumson 842-6003 Ciesla, Francie 75, 146, 114 Clark, David 75 Clarke, Kevan 61, 134 Clayton, Shannon 21 20 Bernard Terrace Little Silver 741-2655 194 Cleary, Colleen 92 Cleffi, Gail 61 Coburn, Martha 92 Codispotti, Anthony 92, 124 Codispotti, Dawn 75, 127 Cody, John 61 Coffey, Kelli 21 43 Lakeshore Dr. Red Bank 741-6807 Cohen, Brian 92 Collins, Debra 22, 147, 149, 43, 41, 126 29 Heather Hill Way Holmdel 946-4282 Collins, Gemma 75 Comanducci, Jeannine 93 Comerford, Ronanne 75, 122 Condina, Linda 93 Conk, Christopher 61 Connelly, John 22, 112, 124, 136 3 Tangle wood Lane Holmdel 946-8579 Connelly, Tara 93 Connolly, David 93 Connolly, Kathleen 93, 158 Conover, Eva 22, 147, 162, 109, 158 41 Normandy Ct. Middletown 671-4263 Conroy, Sharon 93, 111 Conte, Jeffrey 75 Conte, Lisa 75, 114 Conway, Thomas 61 Coo, Alida 75, 120 Coolahan, Elizabeth 61, 148 Copple, Laurie 75 Costigan, Mary 93 Coolahan, Elizabeth 61, 148 Cotogno, Stephen 93 Coulson, Timothy 61 Cranmer David 93 Craw, Stacey 93, 145 Creighton, Brooke 80 Creighton, Kevin 22 35 Portland Rd. Highlands 872-0356 Creighton, Russel 22, 112, 124 Ocean St. Highlands 291-0178 Crispino, Denise 75 Crispino, Lisa 61, 145, 147, 162 Cristofaro, Stephanie 22, 2 Cronin, Jennifer 75 Crotty, Lynn 22 201 Buttere Ave. Interlaken Cruz, Angela 75, 146 Cruz, Lisa 93 Cuasay, Catherine 62, 146, 148, 150 Cullen, Brooks 62 Culos, Pamela 22 61 Juditt Rd. Little Silver Cummings, Alexandra 93 Cummings, Helen 75 Cuneo, Allison 23 217 Stonehurst Blvd. Freehold 462-5794 Cunningham, Mathew 93, 163 Cuozzo, Gary 75 Cuozzo, Kimberly 23, 147, 120, 121 911 Middletown-Lincroft Rd. Middletown 671-8049 Cuppari, Pascuale 76 Curcio, Joseph 62, 117 Curtiss, Tracey 23 150 Deepdale Dr. Middletown 671-1186 Cutaio, Kimberly 93 Dd Dafgard, April 93 Daley, Michael 76 Dalm, Kathleen 62, 146 Daly, James 62 Damato, Andrea 23, 48 18 White wood PI Old Bridge 727-2394 D’Ambrosia James 76, 124 Dan, Susan 77 Danish, Rachel 23, 144, 148, 152, 24 1 Hazel PI. Hazlet 787-9185 Dappuzzo, Andrew 77 Dapuzza, Johna 93 Darley, George 77 Davis. Barbara 23, 32, 2 4 Alston Ct. Red Bank 741-7589 Debbs, Melisa 93, 155 Debbs, Tyler 62 Decker, Cathy 77, 84, 120 DeFrancesco, Denise 24, 109 27 Coronet Ave. Lincroft 747-2780 DeFrancesco, Joann 76, 109 DeGregorio, Angela 76 DeGregorio, Christine 24, 114 774 Harmony Rd. East Keansburge 787-6385 DeHainaut, Deborah 24 300 E. Highland Ave. Atlantic Highlands 291-5096 DeJong, Thomas 76, 78 DelBoccio, Kim 77 DelBoccio, Michele 24,144,146,147 18 Duncan Dr. Holmdel 946-9479 DeLisa, David 24, 129 70 Deal Esplanade Deal 531-9504 DeLuca, Tracy 62, 68 DeLucia, Pasquali 93, 147 DeLury, John 93 DeMaira, Elaine 93 DeMaria, Robert 76, 13 DeMeo, John 100, 93 DeMonte, Elaine 93 DeMaria, Robert 76, 13 DeMeo, John 100, 93 DeMonte, Tricia 77, 84, 114 DeMeo, Marie 93 DeMeo, Thomas 93 Dennis, Julie 77 Dentroux, Wayne 24 53 Crestview Dr. Middletown 747-4772 DeOlivera, Jeffrey 62, 6 DeRosa, Tracy 62 Derzinski, Diane 62 DeSarno, Gary 77 DeSarno, Lisa 93 Desmend, Caroline 77, 162 DeSousa, Brian 93 DeSousa, Beth 24 700 Lovett Rd. Colts Neck 741-4637 DeSocio, Debra 24, 148, 149, 155 23 Rolling Knolls Dr. Middletown 957-9020 Devan, Laura 77 DeVegh, Antonia 93, 150 DeVegh, Suzanne 93, 150 DeVilbiss, Diane 93 Devine, Beth 62, 114, 124 Devine, Faith 77, 143, 145, 146 Devine, Grace 147, 241, 158 93 South St. Red Bank 747-0445 Devine, Matthew 93 DeCesare, Sandra 62 DiChiara, Lawrence 62, 111 Doerr, Sharon 24, 148, 25 25 Stephanie Blvd. Middletown Doherty, Terence 62 Dominger, Leigh 77 Dominguer, Brian 77 Dominguez, Karen 93, 125 Dominguez, Kevin 93 Donahue, Beth 93, 96 Donahue, Christine 62, 124 Donahue, Robert 25, 116 39 Court Dr. Shrewsburg 842-2335 Donato, Paul 32, 93 Donlon, Jerome 62, 116 Donlon, Mark 93, 124 Donnelly, Victoria 74, 77, 78, 135 D’Onofrio, Anthony 62 Donzelli, Donna 93 Doran, Kelly 62 Dougherty, Mary 77 Dow, Donald 62 Dow, Kathleen 62, 146, 148 Dowd, Celine 24, 114, 125 13 Wellington Ct. Colts Neck 946-8671 Doyle Jacqueline 62, 146, 108 Drake, Jim 77 Drayton, Lisa 77, 146, 150 Ducey, Alice 62, 145, 126 Duckworth, Susan 25 42 Monmouth Rd. Eatontown Duffy, Brian 25, 163, 25 428 Jefferson Ave. Avon 775-2563 Duffy, Susan 78, 86 Dunn. Leah 63 Dunn, Siobhan 25, 146, 148, 108 Mt. Vernon Ct. Colts Neck 948-9418 Dusakias, Debbie 77 Dwyer, Patricia 63, 145 Ee Eberhardt, Joseph 25 17 Overhill Rd. Ocean 493-4717 Eckstein. Jennifer 7, 25, 43, 111, 5 25 Pelican Rd. Middletown Edelkraut, Darcie 63, 111 Elvin, Kimberly 25 81 Avenel Blvd Long Branch 870-1698 Emmons, Stacey 78 English, Edward 94, 124 Enright, Lisa 25, 148, 111, 150 32 Esshire Dr. Middletown 671-6034 Erhardt, Kelly 78 Erhardt, Walter 26, 136 36 Yellowbrook Dr. Colts Neck Ernst, Kim 63 Erving, Catherine 148, 149, 158 Eschert, Michele 63, 145,149, 157, 124 Estenes, Joseph 78 Ff Fagan, Lynne 63, 148, 149, 120, 121 Fagan, Regina 120 Falco, Stephen 63, 68 Famularo, Nicholas 63 Farlie, Christopher 78 Fairlie, Michael 26 400 4th Ave. Spring Lake 449-9450 Falcone, David 78 Fans, Matthew 78 Farrel, Vincent 78 Faulhaber, Nicholas 78 Fee, Carolyn 63, 146, 147, 114 Feeney, Janet 63, 149, 162, 163 Ferragina, Katherine 63, 146, 147, 149, 150 Fierro, Carolyn 63 Fierro, Frank 78 Finn, Lisa 63 Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth 63, 69, 133, 126, 127, 158 Fitzpatrick, Joseph 26 27 Deerpath Lane Colts Neck 431-0575 Fitzgerald, Louis 76, 78, 81, 104 Fitzgerald, Patricia 26, 147, 148 40 Russel Ft. Monmouth Flaherty, Kyle 63 Flanagan, Gregory 78 Flint, Tracy 26 43 Acorn Place Colts Neck 422-3139 Flood, Kathleen 78 Flood, Patricia 26 40 Yellowbrook Dr. Colts Neck 431-3642 Fodell, Jeanine 94, 97 Foley, Kelly 27 40 South Beer St. Holmdel 739-4557 Fontanello, Lynn 97 Ford, Douglas 63, 163, 104, 124 Ford, George 27, 19, 104 32 Seaview Manor Long Branch 222-8739 Francesconi, Graceanne 78, 146, 147 Franco, Sandra 78 Frantzen, Blair 99 Freem, Lisa 78 Freeman, Debra 94 Freeman, Robert 27 5 Carriage Dr. Middletown 671-3842 Freyne, Siobhara 78 Fricke, Antje 94, 96, 114, 127 Friel, Elizabeth 78, 145 Fugaro, Nicholas 94 Fulong, Denise 78 Furlong, Christine 94, 122 Furlong, Michael 78 Gg Gadenz, Pablo 27 82 Cloverdale Circle Tinton Falls 542-6834 Galiano, Carol 64 Gallagher, Anastasia 27 114 Phillips Dr. 195 Old Bridge 727-4386 Gant, Cheryl 27 9 Berg Ave Elberon 229-8341 Gant, Robert 94, 163 Garay, Carolyn 94 Carcia, Delilah 95 Gardner, Carrie 64, 148, 149, 161 Garreau, Holly 64 Garreau, Kelly 95 Garruto, Anthony 64, 104, 105 Garvey Mary 95 Gatti, Joseph 64 Gedrys, Christine 78 Gedrys, Robert 27, 155, 111 16 Alston Court Red Bank 747-1848 Gerber, Alison 78 Giallourakis, Stamie 27 46 Windy Brook Way Shrewsbury 530-7510 Gibbons, Christopher 78 Gibson, Denise 79 Giegerich, Jack 28, 3 21 May PI. Red Bank 747-5045 Gilbert, Evelyn 95, 147, 164, 150 Giles, John 64 Gill, Amy 28 Dana Lane Colts Neck Gill, Coleen 79, 109 Gill, Patrick 79 Gilpin, Joseph 79 Gilpin, Robert 79 Gilroy, Tara 79 Gimble, Eva 79 Gironda, Sheila 28, 144, 49 232 Spier Ave. Allenhurst 531-7540 Glenny, Tracy 79 Gomez, Alberto 64 Goode, Shannon 79 Goode, Shawn 64, 104, 134 Gorman, Maureen 64, 120 Gorman, Thomas 95 Gorski, Jennifer 95, 164, 125 Graham Jennifer 64, 70 Graham, Mary 64, 114 Grant, Adrianne 28 405 Atlantic Ave. Long Branch 229-9398 Grant, Rachel 79 Graniero, Stephanie 79 Graniero, Steven 95, 97 Grassi, Janine 64 Greco, Michael 64, 160, 162 Green, Mary 28 11 Wilhedge Lane Holmdel 946-2482 Griffin, James 79 Griffin, Kathleen 28 76 Columbia Ave. Long Branch 222-5682 Griffin, Mary 95, 125 Griffin, Scott 79 Grimmer, Richard 79 Groh, William 28 1 Oakland Ct. Matawan 566-7440 Groh, Wendy 64 Grom, Edward 28 23 Duchess Ave. E. Keansburg 787-8796 Gross, Kristin 95, 125 Gross, Susan 79 Grosso, Nikkian 95 Guariglia, Kelly 28, 148, 114 8 Mayflower Dr. Red Bank 842-2416 Guariglia, Susan 95, 145, 114, 125 Gudicello, Lynette 95, 111 Guidera, Christine 64, 149, 157 Gudicello, Lisa 79, 109 Guinnessey, Ann 28, 148, 162 29 Brisbane Hill Dr. Colts Neck 747-0758 Guinnessey, Patricia 64, 149, 161 Hh Haar, John 79 Haggerty, Melissa 29 Haley, Bronwyn 29, 147, 149, 42, 114, 158, 2 206 Fair Haven Rd. Fair Haven 747-5538 Hall, Catharine 95 Hall, Dana 64, 149, 162 Hall, Denise 80 Hall, Julie 79, 164, 159 Hall, Stacy 121 Halpin, Bernadette 29 3 Winfield Dr. Little Silver 741-3098 Hamann, Douglas 64 Hamann, John 64 Handler, Jill 95 Handler, Stacy 64, 146, 148, 149 Hannon, Bridget 29, 148, 150 17 Brown PI Red Bank 530-0675 Hanrahan, Aileen 64, 147, 109 Hanrahan, Erin 95, 112 Hansen, Julie 95 Harding, Michele 95 Harness, Jeffrey 95 Harr, Michael 95, 117 Hart, Emerson 95, 111, 124 Harth, Kathryn 64, 114 Hasemann, Evelyn 29 28 Manor Rd. Colts Neck 462-9229 Hasselmann, Caroline 76, 80, 158 Hasselmann, Julie 29, 149, 135 71 Stonehendge Lincroft 842-7493 Hauselt, Gretchen 64, 144 Hauselt, Scott 95 Hauselt, William 29, 144, 148, 25, 132, 3 335 Lincoln Ave. Avon 988-0002 Hays, John 80 Hayter, Amy 80 Healey, Kelly 29, 146, 147 25 McCutheon Ct. Middletown 671-5339 Healy, Tara 30, 122 17 McLaren St. Red Bank 747-3011 Heilig, Jennifer 30, 135 33 Colonial Terrace Colts Neck Hendricks, Marianna 30 16 Hialeah Dr. Colts Neck 946-8152 Hemstead, Robert 74, 80, 145 Henry, Darren 80 Henry, Sheri 80 Herman, Mary 80 Hernandez, Kathleen 64, 68, 71, 159 Herring, Kristine 95 Herring, Mary 30, 146 46 Rustic Terrace Little Silver 842-9387 Herring, Monica 80 Hertel, Marc 30 50 Dale Rd. Middletown 671-7272 Hertel, Mathew 80 Hill, Robert 64, 162, 163 Hilton, Christine 64, 108 Hinds, Gail 30 27 Ellen Circle Old Bridge 679-8459 Hintelmann, Nancy 95 Hintelman, Thomas 65, 150 Hinton, Venita 95 Hoekstra, Michael 30, 148, 116 47 Devonshire Ct. Middletown 671-3177 Hollen, Christine 95 Holloway, Sandra 65, 148, 149, 162, 163, 109 Holobinko, Jonathan 95 Hollywood, Eileen 80, 108 Hollywood, Kathleen 30, 149, 109, 158 17 Lippincott Rd. Little Silver 741-0340 Holsey, Charles 80 Holsey, Suzanne 65 Holzer, Cynthia 77, 80, 145, 146, 164 Homa, Diane 31 15 Windsor Drive Eatontown 542-3288 Homa, Sharon 80, 83 Homeyer, Eric 95 Horohoe, Patricia 31 4 Putnam Ct Holmdel 739-4492 Hunt, Brian 65, 104 Juresky, Laurie 31, 144 11 Heights Terr. Little Silver 530-1728 Huresky, Walter 95 Ii Iacopino, Elaine 80 Her, Betsy 65 Imbach, Karen 80 Imbach, Thomas 65 Imhof, Elizabeth 95 Inserra, John 31, 148 3 Koosman Dr. Leonardo Ivone, Enrico 95 Ivone, Gabrielle 31, 40 4 Fieldstone Ct Eatontown 542-3930 Jj Jablonsky, George 65 Jackson, Mark 80 Jackson, Michele 65 Jaeschke, Johanna 95 Jakub, James 95 Jakub, Louis 81 Jankowski, Anthony 95 Jarvis, Carmela 95 Jennette, Christine 65 Jennette, Gina 31, 162, 37, 123, 122, 3 12 Ellis St Freehold 780-4158 Jennings, Loretta 95 Johnson, Cheryl 65 Johnson, Jeneen 95, 94 Johnson, Kathleen 31, 2 9 Ridge Rd Colts Neck 946-8350 Johnson, Ola 95 Joly, Michele 31, 162, 163 17 West Grant Ave Eatontown 542-4176 Jones, Carolyn 65 Jones, Muriel 81, 147 Jones, Peter 32, 23 300 Kings Hwy East Middletown 671-3241 Joyce, Ann 65, 109 Joyce, Joseph 95, 163, 162 Joyce, Kevin 95 Joyce, Thomas 32, 147, 162, 163 4 Deepwood Lane Colts Neck 946-3311 Judge, Daniel 81 Jupinka, Lee 81, 117 Junshchuk, Tanya 81 Kk Kaeli, Shannon 81, 144, 146, 169, 59 Kaesler, Shari 81 Kalakowski, Neil 32, 116, 8 186 Ballantine Rd Middletown 671-5892 Kaminski, Jennifer 65, 147 Kaminski, Paul 32, 114, 124 85 Heyers Mill Rd Colts Neck 780-0775 Kane, Richard 65 Kane, Susan 65, 104 Karar, Aileen 81 Karnish, Anna 65 Kakas, Jodi Kasun, Daniel 95 Kasun, Ross 65 Kaye, Lisa 96, 95, 150 Keane, Colleen 32, 158 520 Marl Rd Colts Neck 842-8671 Keane, Ellen 95 Keane, Meghan 65 Keegan, John 81 Keegan, Nancy 65, 108 Keegan, Patrick 32 155 South Lake Dr Red Bank 842-7929 Keelan, Alyson 81 Kegelman, Lauren 96 Kelley, Jill 81 Kelley, Thomas 32, 104 8 Westgate Ct Colts Neck 462-5309 Kelly, Anne 62, 65, 145, 146 Kelly, Dana 96 Kelly, James 81 Kenny, Caroline 33, 149, 32, 135, 126, 127 16 Gerald Ter Hazlet 787-9429 Kelly, Jennifer 65 Kelly, Loren 32, 144, 145, 148, 149, 159 17 Heather Hill Way Holmdel 946-8930 Kelly, Maureen 81 Kelly, Patrick 81, 109 Kelly, Phillip 96 Kelly, Thomas 112 196 26 Center St Sea Bright Kelsey, John 96 Kennedy, Jill 96 Kenny, Siobhan 65, 66, 161, 135 Kesner, Mathew 96 Keczek, Peter 81, 163, 162 King, Ivan 33, 8 23 Jumping Brook Rd Neptune 933-4665 King, Quintas 81 Kinlan, Jamie 96 Kinlin, Caroline 96 Kinney, Claire 96 Kircher, Rudolph 65 Kirman, Charles 33, 104 1 Roma Ct Lincroft Kirpatrick, Scott 65, 163 Kessell, Scott 65 Klem, Elizabeth 81, 114 Klotz, Richard 33 23 Chelsa Dr Old Bridge Knaur, Stacey 96 Knittle, Janette 96 Knudsen, Richard 33 15 Kensington Dr Englishtown Kolarsick, Jennifer 96 Komazee, Christy 96 Kornett, Craig 65, 112, 124 Kornett, Lauren 81, 146 Krikorian, Mona 65, 145, 143, 146 Kristiansen, Linda 33 7 Williamsburg North Colts Neck 431-0652 Kristofik, Margret 96 Krugh, Mary 65 111 Krugh, Patricia 81, 111 Krzyzkowski, Richard 34 71 Louis Circle Red Bank 741-6729 Kubis, Mary 65 Kubis, Stephanie 96 Kuhlmann, Maggie 81 Kurian, Melinda 81 Kurian, Melinda 81 Kurian, Raymond 65, 117 Kurmin, Kelly 96 Kurmin, Kimberly 34 1903 Randolph Way Wall Twp 681-4074 Kwaak, Kathryn 96, 161 LI Lambino, Charlotte 82 Laffey, Maureen 65, 71 Lamb, Dona 81 Lambertson, Linda 65 Lambino, Rhovia 82, 145 Landi, Lisa 82 Langeveld, Charlotte 66, 160, 161 Lanza, Michelle 96 Lanza, Patrice 66 Larkin, Carrie 34, 144, 148, 37 21 Christopher Dr. Colts Neck 946-7078 Larkin, Jennifer 96, 124 Larkin, Joseph 66 LaRosa, Andrea 81 Larrauri, lleana 96 Larson, Eric 96 Larson, Robert 34 2 Alston Ct. Red Bank Leary, Michael 97 Lee, Michael 82 Leger, Theresa 82 Legere, Robert 66, 117 Leon, Marlene 34, 155 762 Wayside Rd. Neptune 922-3740 Leon, William 97, 155 Leonard, Laurie 97 Leroux, Kathleen 144, 146 24 Emory Court Eatontown 542-7389 Leroy, Gary 96 Lepore, Linda 82 Lewis, Mary 82, 127 Lewis, Melissa 34, 114 190 Dorwood Ave. Long Branch 222-0814 Lewis, Robert 59, 66, 116 Lewis, Stephen 97 Libretto, Michele 97, 161 Lillvik, Helena 34 8 Abbey Lane Ocean Twp. 493-9398 Lipka, Lisa 97 Lipka, Michele 82 Lisowsky, Darlene 66 Lisowsky, Denise 97 Little, John 82 Lizotte, James 34 36 Victoria PI. Red Bank 741-4140 Loeffler, Josette 59, 66 Loeffler, Susan 82, 146 Loftus, Colleen 66 Loftus, Tracey 97, 127 Logan, Eileen 82 Logan, Mary 97 Lohn, Michael 35 88 Wellington Dr. Tinton Falls 544-8353 Lombardo, Teka 82 Longfeld, Pater 82 Loock, Donna 66 Lorenzato, Gabrielle 79, 82 Lorenzo, Judith 97 Lorenzo, Vincent 35 24 Fox Hedge Rd. Colts Neck 946-3875 Lowe, Rebecca 35, 144, 145, 155, 111, 150, 126 910 Grand Ave Asbury Park 774-6624 Loysen, David 82 Lubriani, Gregory 66 Lucia, Joseph 97, 145 Luciano, Robert 66, 162, 163 Lynch, Michael 97, 145, 155 Lynch, Peter 66, 116, 134 Mm Mack, Terri Ann 82, 109 Mackey, Murae 97 MacLaughlin, Corinne 35, 48, 114 14 Sylvan Dr. Tinton Falls MacLaughlin, Laura 82 MacPhee, William 97 MacStudy, Michael 35, 104, 3, 14 568 Shrewsbury Ave Oceanport Madsen, Michele 82, 108 Madden, Michael 97 Mahon, Holly 82 Mahon, Patricia 35 306 Allen Ave Allenhurst 531-8416 Malague, Cathy 66, 161 Malaque, Michlele 83 Mallon, Patricia 97 Mallon, Susan 66, 135, 127 Malloy, Elizabeth 66, 68, 125 Maloney, Darrel 97 Manconii, Christopher 76, 83 Mandica, Jacqueline 97 Mandica, John 97 Mandika, Cathy 83 Manrele, David 83 Manrell, Stephen 35 8 White Oak Dr. Colts Neck Mansfield, Maria 35, 111 194 Woodcrest Dr. Freehold 462-8679 Mansfield, Patrick 83, 111 Mansur, Regan 66 Marchant, David 97, 163 Marchant, Susan 65, 158 Marhan, Matthew 36 8 Colonial Terr. Colts Neck 946-4973 Marley, Patrick 66, 147, 118 Marrin, Richard 97 Martin, Maureen 66 Martin, Michael 66 Martin, Michele 97 Martel, Richard 83, 117 Maryanski, Michael 97 Mariyn Margret 83, 87 Masca, Dawn 84 Masonius, Chris 97, 98 Masonius, Thomas 36, 144, 104 CALIFORNIA !!!!!!! Massaro, Dawn 97 Matlyovic, Walter 83 Mathies, Cheryl 66 Mattan, Jeanine 66, 68, 7, 125 Mazzuca, Joseph 36, 136, 15 27 Holly Tree Lane Little Silver 747-5730 Mazzucca, Susan 97 Me Alonie, Daniel 36 6 North Point Rd. Lincroft 842-3271 McAuliffe, Pamela 66 McCaffrey, Anastasia 97 McCarthy, Christopher 97 McCarthy, Timothy 66, 117 McClure, Cassandra 83 McClure, Isa 97 McCoach Isa 97 McCoach, Bruce 83 McConnel, Kathleen 66, 149, 120, 133 McCue, Mark 36, 114 139 Franklin Ave. Long Branch 222-4927 McCusker, Stephen 97 McDonald, John 66, 162 McDonald, Maureen 66 McDonald, Regina 36, 42, 2 8 Heights Terrace Little Silver 747-1604 McFague, Robert 98 McGann, Megan 37, 144, 148 7 Club Circle Monmouth Beach 222-2753 McGrath, Colleen 83, 145 McGrath, Tara 37 14 Riverside Dr. Rumson McGuire, Ann 98, 145 McGuire, John 98 McHale, Kevin 37 McKean, Julie 98, 155 McKeoun, Jeffrey 83 McLean, Kim 66, 148, 149, 158, 159 McMahon, Morgan 66, 146, 147, 109 McMurray, Mary 37, 155 30 Brown PI. Red Bank 842-6844 McNamara, Mary 66, 114, 128 McTague, Sharon 66, 145, 124 Meace, Tracy 66 Meade, Marianne 67, 109 Meccio, Clement 83 Meecio, Michael 83 Meloro, Vincent 98 Menconi, Marie 98 Metskus, Kathleen 67 Meyer, Wayne 37, 39, 104 100 Fulton St. Keyport 264-4424 Micale, Marie 83 Micchelli, Angela 37, 162 280 Plymouth Dr. Freehold 462-5890 Micolisa, Colen 93 Mider, Shannon 98 Miele, Danielle 98 Miesemer, Robin 37 P.O. Box 266 Colts Neck 780-4282 Migliazza, John 37 16 Irma PI. Oceanport 542-4015 Migliazza, Melissa 98 Migliazza, Dominick 83 Migliazza, Vito 83 Miller, Jean 84, 87, 7, 126, 127 Miller, Kristen 98, 150 Mills, Darren 84 Ministri, Barbara 37, 147, 6 178 Kingfisher Dr. Middletown 671-2411 Mitchell, Laura 67 Moffatt, Joy 98 Moncion, Jacquelin 84 Monteleon, Mark 84 Montofinese, Nicholas 98 Moore, Richard 67, 114, 124 Moran, Patricia 67 Moran, Thomas 84 Moran, Tod 38, 104 27 Burnt Mill Circle Oceanport 542-1530 Moran, William 84 Morato, Chirstopher 80, 83 Morecraft, Jennifer 98, 50 Morley, Jill 38, 37, 117, 121 Holling Rd. Colts Neck 780-1571 Morris. Clare 38, 144, 145, 28, 158 1 Edwards Pt. Rd. Rumson 530-0634 Monte, David 84 Mottes, John Motzel, Robert 59, 67, 116 Motzel, Jennifer 84 Mulcahy, Diana 38, 112, 128 151 Ave. of Two Rivers Rumson 747-0698 Mulvaney, Patrick 38, 112 197 222 Elberon Ave. Allenhurst, 531-6123 Mulvaney, Timothy 67 Murphy, Brian 84 Murphy, Elizabeth 38, 162, 135 4 Dogwood Lane Lincroft 530-1945 Murphy, Sean 84 Murphy, Tara 98 Muscillo, Anthony 67 Muscillo, Mary 38 Mustillo, Glen 38, 104 913 Broad St. Shrewsbury 747-5876 Nn Nahas, Karin 67 Nahas, Natalie 98 Naimoli, Anne 38 14 Manymind Ave. Atlantic Highlands Nalducci, Jill 39 2 Truman Dr. Marlboro 536-6051 Nappi, Jacqueline 67 Nappi, Jeanne 98 Nappi, Stephanie 98 Nappi, Theresa 39, 133 23 Roosevelt Ave. Morganville 591-1747 Nastasio, Kelly 84, 109 Nelsen, Gregg 98 Nelson, Laura 67, 118 Nelson, Suzanne 67 Newell, Pamula 84 Newman, Lauren 98 Niro, Patrick 63, 67 Niro, Stefania 98 Nitti, Gina 84 Northridge, David 39 39 Branch Ave. Red Bank 741-6967 Nue, Chrissie 84 Nugent, John 39, 104 223 Garfield Ave. Avon Nye, Deborah 39 33 Clearview Dr. Tinton Falls 842-7954 Oo O’Bosky, Kellie 76, 6, 126, 127, 158 O’Brien, Amy O’Brien, Christian 39, 116 114 Thousand Oaks, Dr. Atlantic Highlands 291-0748 O’Brien, Erin 67, 149, 126, 158 O’Brien, Gail 39 111 Norwood Ave. Deal 531-2160 O’Brien, Maureen 68, 158 O’Byrne, Patricia 74, 84, 120 O’Connell, Brian 98, 15 O’Connell. Peter 39, 116 112 Pinckney Rd. Red Bank 747-2084 O’Connor, Jean 84, 87, 117 O’Donnell, Jonathan 99, 163 O’Dwyer, Margaret 68, 160 O’Dwyer, Teresa 40, 145, 146, 147, 161, 150, 12 187 Heyers Mill Colts Neck O’Hara, Bridget 40, 149 11 Ruddy Ct. Little Silver 842-6350 O’Hara, Timothy 84, 15 O’Hern, John 40 12 Caro Court Red Bank 741-5679 Oneidas, Glenn 68, 134 O’Neil, Kerry 40, 149, 45, 114 35 The Enclosure Colts Neck 946-3120 O’Neil, Margaret 68, 158 O’Neill, Daniel 40, 149 179 Willow Dr. Little Silver 747-8979 Organek, Steven 68, 160, 162, 163 O’Rourke, Christopher 84 O’Shea, Felicia 68 O’Sullivan, Kathleen 99 pp Paddack, Debra 68 Page, Glenn 99, 163 Page, Scott 40, 149, 45, 112, 124 29 Jefferson St. Middletown 741-3744 Palazzo, Stacy 84, 109 Palma, Alessandra 68, 147, 148, 144, 114, 125 Palumbo, Richard 68 Panzino, Anthony 99, 163, 124 Paraskevas, Ellen 40, 111, 135 233 Riverbrook Ave. Lincroft 747-5427 Parenty, Lisa 40 5 Fairway Ave. Eatontown 542-6729 Peabody, Ann 68, 188, 126 Pearce, Maureen 68, 147, 162, 12 Peck, Tee 84 Peckus, Virginia 41, 147, 37, 29, 20 11 Tory Ct. Colts Neck 946-3199 Pennington, Meghan 99 Pereira, David 41, 40 15 Meadow Dr. Tinton Falls 544-1531 Perri, Kevin 99 Persiponko, Lisa 41 124 Oakhill Ave. Long Branch Petren, Cassie 84, 109 Petti. Cheryl 41, 167 481 Marl Rd. Colts Neck 741-1251 Pflug, Jacqueline 41, 147, 109, 158 21 Schenck Ave. Matawan 583-4305 Pflug, Sean 84 Phares, Cassondra 68, 144, 125 Pheiffer, David 99 Phillips, William 68 Picco, Marypat 69, 145 Pillari, Joseph 41, 134 133 Hope Rd. Tinton Falls 542-3015 Pillari, Roseanne 69 Piney, Susanne 41, 144, 8, 153, 43, 135, 159 10 West Lincoln Cr. Red Bank 747-0831 Plummer, Timothy 84 Polonio, Suzanne 99 Pontecorvo, Donna 41 50 Mulberry Lane Colts Neck 946-2847 Popolo, Beth 42, 146, 149, 123 Fernwood Court Holmdel Potensky, Kristine 42 128 W. Main St. Freehold 462-8893 Prentice, Mary 84 Price, Rita 42 21 Riveredge Rd. Tinton Falls 747-5869 Primavera, Kristen 99, 93 Primavera, Kyle 69 Procopio, Rosalba 42, 162 212 Willow Dr. Little Silver 842-0918 Pujals, Michelle 42 502 Jersey Ave. Spring Lake 974-0062 Qq Quinlan, Barbara 84 Quinn, Jennifer 99, 155 Quinones, Reyes 99 Quirk, James 74, 85 Rr Rabauer, Franz 42, 158 29 Simpson Ave. Atlantic Highlands 291-0426 Racek, Sra 99 Ralston, Craig 99 Ramos, Patricia 69, 120 Rancatore, Lisa 42 4 Surrey Lane Eatontown 542-1715 Rargey, James 82 Rauffer, Robert 69, 155, 111 Rausch, Heidi 95 Readie, Jill 42, 7 3 Center St. Red Bank 741-6938 Regan, Christina 85, 155, 109 Rebollo, Wendy 42, 108 35 Blackbriar Dr. Colts Neck 946-2894 Renzo, Christopher 43, 149 203 Beatoncrest Dr. Eatontown 542-3927 Reid, Piper 99, 125 Reilley, Edward 69 Reilly, Chris 98, 99 Repert, Johanna 85, 111 Reynolds, Frederic 99 Reynoso, David 99 Riccardi, Michael 69 Ricci, Gina 99 Ricci, Lauren 43 20 Brisbane Hill Dr. Colts Neck 741-7842 Riddell, Charleen 99 Rieger, Suzanne 85 Riles, Elaine 69 Rierzke, Christine 69 Riley, Kimberly 99 Rimmele, Arthur 155, 43, 111 46 Lake Shore Dr. Red Bank 741-4646 Ring, Sheila 99, 114 Riodan, Maryjean 85 Robbins, Carol 69, 145, 109 Robertson, Alicia 69, 161 Robinson, Elizabeth 69 Robinson, Tavia 147, 43 2103 Greenwood Ave Neptune 775-1394 Roche, Karen 155, 43, 109 15 Apple Orchard Dr. Tinton Falls 542-4164 Rogers, Anthony 85 Rollo, Leigh 69, 112 Rosa, Daniel 85, 124 Rose, Kathleen 85, 145 Rossano, Jeanine 69, 149, 112 Rovito, Andrew 69 Rubio, Ramon 99 Russo, Joe’e 69, 162 Ryan, Carroll 147, 43, 37 34 Buttonwood Dr. Fair Haven 741-5396 Ryan, Charles 44, 108, 124, 14 95 Waterman Ave Rumson Ryan, Sheila 69, 145, 149 Ss Saake, Suzanne 99 Sage, Ann 69, 155, 109 Sakatos, Nancy 99, 164, 150 Salas, Michele 100 Saling, Mary 44 52 Navesink Dr. Monmouth Beach 222-7194 Salotti, Darren 86 Sanchez, Dodjie 68 Sanguinette, Paul 147 Santaniello, Marlene 44 14 Gull Point Rd. Monmouth Beach 229-4938 Satter, Sandra 44, 126, 127 476 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank 842-4864 Saum, Deborah 69 Savaiko, Matthew 144, 44, 104 217 Riverbrook Ave. Lincroft 747-4213 Scala, Gabriel 44 29 Maryland Ave. West Long Branch 870-2448 Scala, Nancy 86 Scarborough, Lynn 100, 155, 111 Scarinzi, Kenneth 69, 117 Scarpino, John 100 Scerbo, Allison 100, 147 Shaad, Nancy 144, 146, 44 808 Jersey Ave Spring Lake Heights 449-6449 Schellenberge, Eric 69 Scenone, Robert 44, 116 33 Acorn PI. Colts Neck 462-4625 Scheurer, Christine 100 Schields, Robert 100 Schlossberg, Rebecca 45 4 Mayflower Dr. Middletown Schmitt, Joseph 69, 117 Schnabolk, Pamela 69, 147 Schott, Lewis 100 Schott, Patricia 86 Schrrod, John 100 Schweers, Victoria 69, 108 Scialfa, Sean 45 300 Third St. Eatontown 542-3929 Scialli, Regina 69 Sciortina, James 86 198 Sciortino, Phillip 69 Scivanie, John 83, 86 Scott, Diane 45 85 Reeds Rd. Tinton Falls Scotti, Daniel 86 Scotti, David 45, 12 11 Oak Glen Lane Colts Neck 780-0574 Serabis, Amy 45, 162, 2 126 Washington Ave. Avon 774-7104 Serabis, Robert 69, 128, 129, 134 Screen, Joanne 45, 147, 148, 125 4 Narumsunk St. Rumson 842-2828 Seigfried, Adam 100, 154, 155 Sepe, William 86 Seracusa, Christine 100 Serrafin, Maria 100 Serencko, Lynn 100 Sessa, Adele 100 Sestito, Lisa 80 Setterstron, Suzanne 100 Shaefer, Adel 86 Sharkey, Patricia 45 36 Molly Pitcher Apts. Red Bank Shaw, Anne 69 Sheahan, James 69 Sheahan, Rosemarie 100, 145 Shed, Brian 69 Sheehan, Chris 45, 144, 148, 9, 158, 159 3 Farmgage Dr. Colts Neck 780-0562 Sheffer, Lorraine 100 Shorey, Michael 68, 69 Short, Felicia 70, 155 Sigmond, Maria 86, 111 Siino, Michael 86, 117 Siino, Peter 100, 117 Simonelli, Emilia 100, 150 Skalechi, Michael 100, 162 Skowrenski, Lori 100 Slanzi, Virginia 70, 71, 158 Smith, Anne 86 Smith, Colleen 70 Smith, Irene 100, 150 Smith, Karen 20, 36, 45, 145, 147, 126 25 Wild Hedge Lane Holmdel 946-4899 Smith, Stacee 100 Smithson, Gail 46 67 Carriage Hill Dr. Colts Neck 431-3762 Smithson, Jill 70 Sofranas, Katherine 100 Soos, Timothy 86 Sosnowski, John 100 Soviero, James 100 Sparkes, Gina 100 Spernal, Joseph 70, 104 Stamos, Daphne 46, 147, 114, 158 917 Riverview Dr. Brielle 528-7106 Stamos, Deidra 100, 147 Stango, Joseph 46, 6 17 Leroy PI. Red Bank Stanziale, Robert 46 53 Tulip Lane Colts Neck 946-4133 Starke, Cynthia 100, 164 Steadman, Kelly 70 Stesner, David 70 Stevenson, Caprice 70, 145, 125 Stinson, Margret 86, 162 Stinson, William 100 Stiver, Steven 70 Stone, Kevin 76, 86 Streberger, Susan 86, 158 Strickland, Laura 82, 86, 161, 120 Strong, Sally 46, 6 64 Swimming River Rd. Lincroft Suaren, Nadine 100 Suda, Carolyn 86, 127 Sullivan, Christine 100, 155 Sullivan, Deidre 86 Sullivan, Kathleen 100, 114, 125 Sullivan, Maureen 46, 161 15 Wilkins Court Tinton Falls 542-6451 Sunris, Kimberly 100 Supino, Christine 46, 146, 147 162 Twin Brooks Ave. Middletown 671-7147 Surgent, Christie 86, 123 Sweeney, Erin 86 Sylvia, Stacy 46 74 Sydney Ave. Deal 531-7433 Szlasa, Jill 47, 135 85 Leedsville Dr. Lincroft 842-6241 Tt Taborn, John 86 Talbot, Brenden 86 Talbot, Christine 86 Tangalos, John 100 Taranglino, John 100 Taupeka, MaryAnn 100, 155, 111 Taylor, Bernadette 70 Taylor, Claude 100 Terol, Constant Terol, John 70, 116 Terol, Tino 97 Terrell, Brenda 101 Theodore, Christine 70, 145, 109 Theodule, Alexandra 101, 125 Thompson, Megan 70 Thompson, Sandy 101 Thompson, Stacy 47, 144, 152 99 Cliffedge Way Red Bank 747-0016 Thorne, Peter 98, 101 Throckmorton, Deanna 101 Tilton, Monica 101, 96, 122 Tilton, Pegeen 47 14 South wood Dr. Old Bridge 254-2864 Timney, Matthew 101 Timney, Sally 68, 70, 144, 147 Tivenan, MaryJo 47, 145, 160, 150 909 Bloomfield Ave. West Deal 531-7591 Tivenan, Patricia 99, 101, 164 Tomaino, Angela 70, 155, 111 Tooze, Robin 70, 146 Toto, Eileen 70, 146 Towns, Elizabeth 70, 108 Towns, Kristine 70, 108 Tracy, Amy 36, 47, 146, 114 49 Hillyer Circle Middletown 671-4899 Trefurt, Suzanne 47, 155, 109 65 Little Silver Parkway Little Silver 842-0928 Tursi, Christin 87, 111 Tyrell, Tracey 87, 114 Tyles, Suzanne 70, 146 Uu Usciniski, Janet 101, 145, 155, 111 Uscinski, Sandra 70 Vv Vacarro, Anne 87 Valdes, Emilio 70 Valdes, John 101, 163 Valeriani, Kimberlie 87, 145 VanBloom, Kathlane 80, 87, 114, 127 VanBloom, Kristen 101, 114 Varady, Joseph 30, 47, 116, 12 4 Woodmere Dr. Eatontown 542-4864 Varricchio, LuAnne 47, 155 26 Drummond PI. Red Bank 747-3750 Varrichio, Philip 87 Velba, Joseph 87, 112 Vena, Joan 70 Vernieri, Anthony 48 38 N. Park Ave. Shrewsbury 747-8516 Viati, Vanessa 101 Viggiano, Thomas 101 Vignolini, Joseph 101 Vignolini, Kim 87 Vilardi, Greg 83, 101 Villa, Ei 48, 144, 148, 150, 12 18 Harbour Way Monmouth Beach 870-6253 Vinci, Paula 48 85 Durand PI. Long Branch 222-3628 Vincelette, Elise 70, 160, 161 Vitalo, Laura 48, 143 22 Majestic South Lincroft 747-9340 Vogel, Charles 90, 101, 93 Vuzzo, Darren 87 Ww Wagar, Anthony 101 Wagar, Paul 71, 117 Woljsza, James 87 Wall, Robert 48 510 4th Ave Avon 774-4988 Walsack, Todd 48, 8, 134 28 Morris PI. Oceanport Walsh, Brian 48, 116, 12 3 Camelot Court Red Bank Walsh. Kathy 21, 48, 145, 148, 150 35 Pine Drive Little Silver 842-0879 Walsh, Sue 81, 87, 145 Walsh, Margret 87 Walsh, Patricia 101, 146, 147 Washington, Lori 101, 145, 147, 150 Watson, Denise 101, 155 145 West Palmer Ave. West Long Branch Webb, Ina 101, 155 Webber, Anthony 101 Weedon, Earl 101 West, David 58, 71, 104, 8 Westbrock, James 49, 116 46 Green Meadow Blvd. Middletown 671-6738 Westbrock, William 22, 49, 69 46 Green Meadow Blvd. Middletown 671-6738 Wetzel, Marissa 101 Wherett, Leslie 87 Whitmore, Cynthia 101 Wiengarten, Elizabeth 87, 114, 125 Wild, Susan 71 Willgeroot, Kristin 71, 158 Williams, Catherine 42, 49 8 Carriage House Lane Little Silver 842-4522 Williams, Thomas 87 Wilson, Catherine 71, 162 Winchester, Joy 101, 155 Winnicki, Carl 101 Woods, Francis 87 Woods, Robin 49 16 Holland Lane Colts Neck 431-2248 Worobel, Ronald 49, 116 35 Carriage Dr. Middletown 671-6455 Worrel, Raymond 71, 152, 160, 6 Wotycha, Nancy 87 Wurst, Christine 87, 145, 164 Wycoff, Louis 71, 116 Xx Xenakis, Christina 87, 145 Yy Yakouboff, Brenda 101, 111 Yglesias, Miki 101 Ying, Helen 87 Young, Mark 87 Zz Zaleski, Gina 49 15 Ivy Hill Rd. Middletown 747-7378 Zaleski, Matthew 101 Zampetti, Margaret 66, 71, 148, 126 Zee, Betsy 87 Zenkert, Karen 87 Ziemski, Elizabeth 101, 122 Zemski, Jennifer 87, 123, 122 Zirrillo, Vincent 101 Zuidema, Kristen 71 199 Emerald 1984 Editor-in-chief Kathy Walsh Assistant Eileen Villa Activities Editors Claire Morris Christine Sheehan Sports Editors Stacy Bondon Carrie Larkin Karen Smith Faculty Editors MaryJo Tivenan Becky Lowe Senior Section editors Sue Piney Nancy Schaad Junior Section Editors Gretchen Hauselt Cassie Phares Sophomore Section Editors Torey Donelly Sheila Ryan Freshman Section Editors Shanon Kaeli Kristen Wurst Photographer Bill Westbrock Assistant Gabby Ivone Main Staff members Loren Kelly Amy Tracy Francie Ciesla Caprice Stevenson Moderator Mrs. Grace Scerbo Photographic Company Lorstan Studios Publishing Company Herff-Jones Yearbooks Special thanks go to Mrs. Scerbos classes who put up with us! We would also like to acknowledge Mr. Montonaro for his patience, Jim Westbrock for his marvelous ski photos, Neil Kalakowski and Amy Serabis for their art work, Lisa Crispino for her reporting, and the many rather anonymous people who were so key to the production of this book. Also, special photographic credit goes to Barbara Walsh, age 9, who took the color picture on the endsheet. 200 one one one one step step step step closer closer closer closer