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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1986 volume:

REQ 4 II I III I 2 I Ill I III 2 65 M30 HW 6 8 I ka S 4 3 Z 1406. vwmm 'DSU flax VBDYJVCQM CQ Dx N 0 aiQQ03?5iHN33QL40f3KL5QQ5AD5xifQXGGQf5aeD vw U NIQY smCgfQ,Q6 xU3Sgd me 0 905 X 1 I WM Xwyq LLDUYUXO QQO' jf, L J wwf M M1 QQVU WDA, QM UM AMX 9,5 c. Yao ma Axe J ,eww YVNL 'Swv Lf' f 9 569 6 V597 ' ' K W! 1 f F, Q Mm M 5OffEJ wi Kiwi QW' 01 wefwk Wm wfmmw Jffwfg Of fagffb W Omwok LXQLL Jwfvf yQg'5 9 A 7 ,Swmv 0, cbmmb L8JwU f5L' CW We awww Lf, W 1 'IW Kfifww Q yi fkqflw fcfwd, Qui 'UQ cLc fmQ 1?4uJ: LfKx f. 3455? Mc L .1 Lf A If wf M V jill I fd? A 'ICLLC gy, A'f Lua, Llfifil Ll df LUOVQJ ,ULU UXQ, .J 29 561-L' g5 UL'?f!7, U, c,OLc'QE3QgE'L,CL6 1x,6 A L-IU. lG.LfJL I. Liuffu 1' f 2' g LfIfl'j '39'L!L1. KCTLC-9 LJ Ili tcfnci LLUQQQ- LJ.fJL ' l fdffllflffffl K' Q9 Q CL vuma L Q 9 FSC 1661 9 lQ,g, , q, L1 CXQHQU ,6iQf'UQ , j 9 QQf'.,QN,QJ-Q.Qf7'7 'GMD Q ZLXCUW Q Jluvwi gwwxdgpjifuw aaq-Bw QAUQ NM quam IQMW .UY1 VUf5Lfn 43066- 1 f ., . . . 4 . 4 iw KK .1K'4'f':Kw: Www 'www K T V .1 ' - . , , ' ,Q K f, j?5S1,2f32,73w.w1j'Q51 5.3.2. - Em-f., :.Ef, :-mn.. .wu.efs2.,f:i,5 g4g?ijf3i 5 2515. is 3 xNgfQ.fKgi3 Q H mmf 4 aicrw. Q, M KY SM, . wry.: MK.: ..f.KwL,x.- ' Q 44H4W. 44- - vw 4 J - 4 ,?...,,,5.L,. X, W, M X ND X,,,i,,x.3g 4. gg, mx: Q.. ,,,. , ... . .. ....-....w- 1 -W4 MM -X44 K K 4 X 4 4 K K 1 1fe?2K:.mm fr:5K5i.f5fIz,: mi.. s . 442' . , . 14 ., ., sa.. m 4 .46 .sf 4 ff . .- ' 1 144 , M J 'TGC' 3.3 2? FY Q 12 E5 my wg ls. 5 Q N ,,?,L,,,fs , .4 f Q '54 ' MK . . . .. I 627: f, - ,4 G44 K 'K ' M K' K K:,1-- A jf f ,mf-.., 2.f.?zg:'.g 1 . , ,. .W ' , , I fy ,ni 4-rw.. L 41- f 4 , 5 A ,S V, ?. , ,, . ' . Z K . . , 4. ay Y: J .4 44 ' if 51 . xx' ' izifki' W 145 'Ki',.l D 'A ! Ki f ' 3 ' A X gf? V4 f.. 'f' W T V 4 3 J' , , , n I . 3 V: Q4 5. ' ffl' in :PK , 1 . , A 4 44 A K .lf ?-Ka . 5 4 if :La 1 .A 51 , SQ . i 3 fi 2 1 ' 1 Mfg. ,2 gf' ' . E K G 1 ' Q, 4 . .4 K . . -.Q -Q' ,Q , . f E fl f 4 4 an f, 4 4 4 , 4 . . Q .aw .1 far S .. f .L, ' ' 4 C.. 1 K 4 'f 'W 1' 5 1 s.,Z3'. ., 5 . ... gg z 4 4- -gf gum. 1 gg. 2 'f ,A L.: .4 4 4 K E sg ,' fgw- if.. 1 f ' 'WK' W K .4 1.351 ' . K? Tiff? V .. Sf! :KF A ' K ' -if ' fi . 5 yfmnfzz f5s4r1Q44.e 2 w 4 as A. 'af we ss . Missy? N A A' ,lf :Q . f .7 53. . 5 K ' gg ,,S ., 4. I 4 bf, af' fwisf' zrsg 5 Z 4 .. f 4' ' X Qc ' Xffifgaaig ifilii 515592 1 gm. ' P5 ' -2 fe 512, g.-. Kas M443 - 1 445, ' .fm was .K uf .Q aff. K .H M 7 4. A ,A . 44 zz f . .vfsqx K 55 I Q. A 1153.3 1 4, Kffqzfi . :mi Mm? M -4 ...W A A A . A 5 1 , -4 VW '- K. .. . W, . . - f .. 'f1Gf4Ky.' qw 7:2 44.122, ', Km Q 4 Awflm ,A .,. 1 , , Q., W U, I ax-.img may iiieigxmpw 4 A 3 va. A .. ,i. ., ,M ,. V! W .T Q ., .153 X fs.K4m-, . , gy A . 5 . 4 . ,K . 1-vi -L .7 Q' ,Q A 4.13 2' , ' Q K 'L WK . ,I . 'gif . 5 K , ,U , :rv q K ,. ,. .H k A.: . , ., Y. ,vi 4 I , v f ,4 1 1 f, f ,ag-:Jr 2 . . 9 . , . . fs W,M........MMW,..,,,.M..,.,,,W.,.,,.,,.....W...M.,.A..,...M....W.,....,..W...,.MM, 3 QA , 5 C 9 fx f ' Q- ' K . .af 15, Z,.f4-V my S .4-4 4g ,, A . . . . ., ' .2 , 12 ew, 4.: V , :W 4 3 . M4 - S iw..?:..i: Swifiaf-25 5'3 meer? 2 ' .If Ig, Z Q, 1 W ,Q 4.3.3 ,g.gq-23' we f-ff f ..:x. 4 , ja 3 .W 4- wi K' Q .Mg gf' ' '-.-'V ' ' gi lp x fume V1 , H 4 .4 4, 4 , 2.3-. ' ' gf 5 , 5 ' :fe . ws 'QL 'T . ' f .. 2. if M, i . : z'..Q' :YA 4.f , , ive. ' J .Hg A Q . . ' 'YK E f'f'3R,.. MSN f .wi E ,- K4 'Q :Q . K X . ,mm AT - . . A K A . ,V V ,E 3 if 'K ' ., M ,f K M . f V . NWS M if 1 ffffll' . S Q... , .pf :fp K- , Ea, :aiu -- . JV AWK- Q.: w f K1 4 -:wx K x , . ' 4' .Q V.:,,1 7 E, . wi YI V - 7 A Q , W , hy ,gf H ,A Y.,j A j 5 f M ' K P 4 , V ' K .,.f . 1 4 f - 2. 5-:fvfmggfm . iff? ,Q ,I .,,. 1 Q 44: 4 W:-5 2 'Y m ' 'L fi ' ., U.. . f 1 . . K ' D 'lf ' 1314. K. Q - , ,qw yfvy X X Q , 3 f 'z.f.f.m.r,1i-Q' R5 'Sv Q s 1 if D ,QQ Q , w Xl A . .4 W 3 QQEVQQ iwfgffip . Ki: ' fl' ' -' K KK N ' X' 4 K' 'K ' if K 4 ,rv - - gum- 1 4 wK 1 mfs W ,J -42124 ., 441- 1 K K 4 gxgpmi mpg f' 5 in ff? 'V my iq . ' 11:0 Qs' S541 36,4 5.1. X .4 44 'K 2 'V . f'fQ1k K' k :ww 5 ' K' 1 f fu 1.5.2 Q if 2KaKf 4 44 2 w fu' K: .4 1 5 4: 'K S I.. -N 4 3:35 1 f hi .Q , mf ' 'E x W 4 .. , ,. . 44 v4 N 1 . , . A 4,,.,1f4- -m c - Q V 4 A 1 4 53' ' If 5 . ' 1 'V f, 14? W ' iiwf W ,' ' Q, M-. 4 g f ' ' j X 'A 3 ,Q fp V fm. , ., U, 'Ai A 2?5.35..,.2.,??'?v'2gLL KK ' Ag 1 j ' :ff yi , Q, 4. .Q ' j ,A qu . N, W, . A, .H 1' ZK . M wg,-my 'f V Q ' W in 2252 1,26 1 XK 6 1 Ei M .. A M 4 ' A 3 K. 1 be rm ...MQ K S 4 QV - M5159 mf. Y'fJrT54a,41E':f ' K K K ' s 2 14. . .v zff 4- :V Ugg. ,f v U 2 . .. T . , 1 . 4441, . A E ggi L: QV, w,U.53,,3 I 4, 5:4 8 A ' Kvefr av A5 ' 5 . -. , 44, V M, 4 M W. N N. 4 . V W F 54 , Q .. , J ,Q -.-,vp .F ' N K .f .- 55 s 41, K2 2 3' . ifsiabzzim , .. ., 2:,?i25i4Q.MiE ?.5s.ff?,f E X552 4 gg-Fggx, -K ' 25.94 ff ,Q ? A A A.-. f W1 r K X f' .sw Y. - .f '. .. M. f .4 . . .. Mm . 1 vi. iiffi-Q V V Vi . ,, U, 44 ' 4 fm. Q ' 3? ' J ' Y 1 . Q ,, 1 2353129 Mis' 5'3zsfQ. ?.?z'f 5352.338 f 'V V Yvv gf Q4 AQ 'iff'-4 'f Q K ' 3: I K , 5 'L ,' gg 4 ff' ' ' Sff, f x f ft 5 I I NX :I Ta 2' V X582 5914 31K 1 K J iff. Kr 31 4' g 1 'f f ZW KL: H ix K 4 Vx f K4 V fp af.. .f if 1.11 Ke 34.. -1 K 3 ' Mui 5 1. 7 4 A ' 5,3 3 5 1K 3 .wNWwm...,,WN.w.,..A-WWXy.W.v.w,4..QNNW,-WMWm4M4w..WMMmwn.,mwwww 'C ' kg 7 wgfmv- F45 K. Y 3 V 4 Emi ff ' '39 7' CZK . af . A 5 it V 1 , A 'K rv M .Q'v'31W . :W ,,, V . :pf '16 , . QF , if 2.2 5' gi. 1. . . . , 5 , V f Q . s.?sM4iM.,? ESSMEIA 1 lf.. .25 .3 ...VMI 4- ,W Kaur 1 ,. -' VP. . ' S . . , 4. . f, . ,. ,, ' 'Kf 4 ' .. .xl 4 if gjf . Q7 3' . . 'xi - 7 ,. fn . Liiiwll ., . V. . 3' Wf.-fx ww ma? Jxwu?1' if 4. df v gs wif swf 4211. ,sw W 1 5 f+4 :'f Yu 3 ff: fr c ww fu 4 F -J.-1 .V 'W ' E A gg-I 4,:f 22 2.22 9gQP., 593 it .4 W K.,--V ,K , , 1 V 4 K .. ' . f , ,' 4, 5' YC YJ K2 2-4 f 'VY , , 2 . ' LA Y, . 2 ', 'M' ' , 'f' 4 . X 'f' V T Kg: ' .5 ' K g 4 K 5' 5 ihmigsfss-:.:Ew V 235-...Q .4231 3.4. M 43252 , .5, .4 4.4,.,.-3 - , 23.1 gg... 1, , :X . w fQf: f?'5K Q? I K f ' K KK 2 I 2 ffm.. -4 ' Affeiw 1:14 K 2 -1: K 6 4, . . :ge . f.,xf.,v.- 4 A. KE 1 VK M . .1 4 is W P . Q. . 1 L ,. 4 5 W...N..M..mmww.MKMNW...W....m......M,......2..f,...m.................W..,...3 xg Vi.. . ng ,G - Q, , 4 . , ' A ' ,, X . ,, , , V , . . . ,Z 'I THE-VK K IV Nc 1, 1 4.1. W' ' A6 lxufij' V cc, 1 1 , . ' 2 :.- fxffgrrrif Wai if a fmfref. Www :L R502 5. . ,yu WW4, , I 353.3 EM 4 gg, Y K 'W' ' 5 if 4 ,, 'K it W 5 rmg?:i.fwf5?3z:e: 1 Kiev N, 5'Z:1isz.: Ewa f-!:gg?Kw!,.:,wi eas,1ilPfQ5 5 2 ' 'Kwik Kc: ug . 95 i' f , . .. .. 4, , l K 'f K f 77' W 5 I iff: W3 Vavw SE 9 E35 5? K ' 593, A f gtg: 4 TK. 55, E 565,35 5 .I ig. 4 V5 4 , , I A in fr' Q. 45 W .2 an , g .c. . WMM. V . ...KT Y M Wk , Ht., x .gk Ajit.,-'JW 'f X :V J Q9 , V an S C r 1 SZJV ' 5 A W 3 . 5 jg ffl? -T' 5 K 2 ,ff 'E ,V ff. Y a'f'f,gQ,4- ,-1 pw. 5 gg lf 7.3L -, 1 59 -e .' -K 1? Z .3 ET' U: 4 ' 'f 'Ip E N 1' 3' 'Q '3 My V 4 , K 4- fl ii: X, 'VA V ,451 re 9 X V, 44,.., Wm, Q., gi 4' 42. 1 5- ' AW . f TX .. flex? ' , 55 E 5 bil' ., ' XF V K' .. , ,fn .5 ,' .. 'V ' . ,. V. -A4 ' V t ' L V ,Inf . fv, , gK .. ,Q . '11 .9 ' CQ f. Yin: JJEYZV' I :ff 'E :Aki f 'CJK' 291 'X Z3 4, Nlflsi' '54 S' EJ ' 'tip 55 Zi! KJ C 7 WS' , K if' K Wi: , S2 .g' 5 -if , 55, wt 31 ,Q 555 . .. ., . .,11s1.3.. A If i s 44 N4 tp E if Q 13. ,L I .5 5 3 535.4 F Lv fvff K V A V . 71: ' 4.4 H A 13.67 .K A all R ' 3? 4 Q5 ' jj 'K K ea .fwwg za :Va K2 1 44 4V A, M 4 Q: 4 1 -L 2: fx 'mf w K , 'SQL f, ,K . 42 'Q , 'E' M . ' . x . . M .. Q., Lys 5 'mg -b A :mf M gg. ny 4 :S :uf w 41. DJ 1 ' , 1 V Ur-Vw N :C 1 Q: J ' 4 4 A E NK f' 'K 5 ix K, - 'Q p :,Q. ig. K 2 , 1. .7 '. gp .. , 53.535 W. gg 7 Kg f Q, 5. 5 xt Cf ,., Z., ,4 . ,5 ,,.q4f-of ci 2 wx .. 14 - V 17' ,N K HF 'K iiyv' cz ff U . M . - ' 51. LQ fc 2- A Q gg cygalv 1:55. if' E ?T : if .X M , L ,. If 4 K I , K N , ,A .4 I ' 4 f V W :3 ,gr ? 3 11 N,-.af 'Q - ws 3 K '4 V A it .V A x. .cz 4 w ,. :4 .L 4 ' 1 5. aww' 5' N z' V Q ' A 5 A X In iff: fx f E iff :'?.l'ff EF f' iwfilf if T vw 4 l f 5 14Qn23 Q 'iiii 3x 63: LEW 44 'K sv LKWCC .4 ff ,441 f . 4 J... V 4 ff: f -- Nw -IK Y --1 .. ,, I W . V -4 1-, . 1 -K , 9 .V . ,. 4 244 4 K if S 4 f f f ff 25.1. 'Sf 42 Q F W .5 f 4 4 A f K '. K' L ,Y I Q. VB if ', ex, lv., f A G' J, . rx LF? 'N' 1 g2Q?fw?x. fx 1 Di-H - 'iffffffx f I ' K 3 .. , ., . . E ' :ft . gg fmfgf ,. :gg 4A , M 1 S 9' 3 f-AH W 7 KL 33 f 'NN K fwff- flf f Nw 5 W 'if ,ff A ,. 'qu' , If 'ff fi M 'I ' kg , W- -4 df 4 v 5, -3 ,Q , 5 fl f r., fs: . f 3 H , M- f . ' Q . , f.. , ,gf sgfw Q4 ,M 5,13 Nag gf gf. he ,wp , W. H. 4 4 , 2 . N . 4- Y. f .Q ., . W . . , .., .. 3244 ... . ff' f 4 .p . x. . ,. f Q .K .1 If. 5:1 ' K fx- mv V, -:ww as N mf 4 : 1-2655.1 NJ sm 2452 545: ' -Q 4. 2 an . 1 2, 455: ug K 15 N. 1 I .iw yy Q wma. me .nf c f f - 54.1 M bg up .53 .32 , . gg, Q ,A Q ,a M-Kw:K ? if 4 K Q 3 2, 5 .4 44.7 ,K kwa . 5 4: K f-usifgir .7144 f . 4 K. . .5 ' .. ' gi 92219 iii KT. .5 4 ,X . gf., ' , 2 , 1 Q K- -' , , V 4., 3 4,-.4 , - .A A 4 vb 5 ' - MM- 14. -.Q 1. -My 'NL 'J J 1 M r I -- mf W , ' ' g- 6 ': 4 f K K'i: K e ' , , ,Q 4 4 Lk f 'M f 4 , f,1g,44gf. gf 4: Q ivy cm, .3 31 Qfvkfff , 5 ' ' 2 'if iff fff F W ' ' i Qii E5 ' 'T .ef 'X .1 .ef .ass :iz +45 -4 .4 A r?:?fi.i J. J 'I V I ,1 if 1 ifvmxj - KK 4- f K : 7.3 4. .f.,,.,i: 34- .,, qi. 13, , 34, , B59-V, W 5? if 77 ? 9 'K ' ' 4' -1' M i fs ?' 4 f f'K'.',f:f 'K 'i Kg .. K TWU .. xl ,Z 4K .2 ., W4 v.2m,.sa we T4 2. 'Jw Kai, 175- V4 ' , guy 33 .5 ,, . Q ,xv Xj , xi,.1.. I Wig I , 1 .ff K :v fwfir' K K: Nw 'Ki .KK '4 Q ' 'Y E, K Eg, K Mfgfy gi 1 j g . Y! H M va my :K Yi . rf. 4 3- 1 . 4, .... if s sz '14 .ui-44 A -K X4 , fm 44 i ' 'K' 'Q X .K .K ' . - ' ,W .,...,r. .4 . . . . i 3 . E ,, I . 4. . .. , rl. . , v -li , ec . 3.24.52 55 if 4 . .4 M Q .. 1 1' F5 wp K K. Y f 44 pw. 24' Q 4 .L ga' . K Q. x 59 55652 A 43 4 V1 3 ,A A A ! A, . e K' K ' 'g ,Q fglf ig 'f fi cf tiff 3 4 UA 23 A 1.25 'fig 112 , W. 5 .. 7 ff 2 : . L ,fy Us Y , 4. ' 4 .' Hb 1 - ' E Lt' I' WN5' W -.EI ix X- 'KI 1 ' f S2 M14 WP nf W W 5 5 U ,J 4: - - Ip 4 s ' 4 3 L-.mb H fi ? gui' Q-qhfmv f ' N 'k E , .4 .1 X W ' , 4 4 .Q af ' 1 'f 'P ,Y-J . . fi? ' 'A I' if .cam 7 '. .1 1 'N 4 5 ' ' f gg , 4 4 : Ki?-5 N' r Q ' -4 H K -41 , f, ,,,,,, M, A 4 Q. . Q . , X- 5 KO, . H554 fi? JJ Sl' UU ff WK K I W 5 f ' L: K 3 QR? AMW 155 1 M 5 30 flflwla M ! 35. 1 3 if if if Swv' s. V I 3 qv .2 Q -.2 f 5 V 2 K 7 3' 2 Q Q ,-...Qfklxf 55 ff ' ,,f :fm K K ' 2 ff: cg NW ff K. 1 f C3 2. . .X J 1 . K5..l. ' K 554 Q X . f , ,g.,,, --w, ' . 4 K' .3, '. 3 fx .gm H ws. , 4.5 2 6 YU A 'S 4 UQ.. 5: ' 1- K' S Le .,4 1... A A, 4 F. . -xg .5 . . 'YL V .4 f , ,, L5 .W ,if fp-A 7 , 5. IAQK , M . N ,V Y N, S , 3 . I , ,gg.,.,. gi., 5 5 ,. 4 i. .,...W :Z Lk., . .V -.,. 41.53 X 'Y x 4 .' KA .2 Qi. . 2 1 ' ,. z.. 'T Q if , 5, g Kiwrwfs 222: Us :Rf 4: V K' f L W .5 V' x - 5 Q Mg 5 f- M- L1 ag 1119 f X , . H :44 C ,y V H E 43 ff 'Y 1 9 f 4 LEW 145, ff' F f ' 5 K Y 4' ,KH ' 'K7' '- X gm Vw. xref . A-:JK ' df , K1 . .L 2'-S ., gg Kg K 4, 310: wp . 5 ? f4:K mf 5:13 210 2 2 M, .1 ' Qilg, h ff' .Ei il 'Q K V ' Ki ' ' 5,2 1. 5:3 5.371 ,Y Q I 0 , WM 3 ,vi ,pil Ml I 5 K. , ,W my 7,5 - 5335 gg gg.. Q rw. n , 5544. gr 4.31, :pf U pf: K.: fy: 4 11 72 f' K K . X efv ri. 4- 4 4. 1 if 4 me 2 'Y nu. - - ' ' ' .. , 1 , 0' N ' f 4 ' : . fv. 4 . K: 'rw f, CK 'Q E r .X , OI 52 W 557199 f Q- 1 4 L QQF all .Sr QQ' X .3 Q! ' fx' W 'i If if - 2. . E 1 ., 2, .- . fs Q... me .4 ES. -5 7.2 5.555 1 5 V 3 T5 . gs.. .4 -4 'K 32 14 K '41 4 HNWK .nu .J 2 I e : ': E Q K ' ' :J ,', 4 ,L .Z K .' , V f 9 A , .X X Q I Z' K, , H , 1 M Q ,W lt. ly, wg. MM, .LM 5, J gj A .X ,..,.,...4 'r ,53 53 fm M. , 5 112 my .4 wr W .1 :c .Q .4 if 43 1- K 'G H VK 5 If ' 9 Y V , 1 4 Q' A 4 3 ,114 X W2 M 'MS 'ind T 7 4 ,, g... K Z, E: 13.1 ,g4::.1 ,ggg w.,.,,'1A 'C CTT, 2 as ff 4- 2 . mi 4,.:.?i.f. ffrsiu f fi 614, :fum iearffw :esp 1:14 if- .Kf .E 2? 2511? f. 5.1, ma I .J ,wc Q ,A .5 wgvgmv 1 EV ,ig .. ,Vx A . if 13.,,..5.gg: We 53- x an 3 , 4 . 5 iv ,Q rx... Wgv if .. way: - Q, .24 '- 3. mf., ' 'Q-f 1 f 4' ' Yi my W M lg. Ki 4 , 97 .4 .nf 5' K , f. E n Mifvizi 455 nz G 25 if 1. is .K ii -- 9 4 .mm M Q, ,A A , bbq-4. H 7, 7 34 ,. .,f.4f , 5 :NN v - 'mm-. . 2? an 44. - ,. . ,,, A, .Zn ,T , ,,- - , . yn N Hu f . if zzgfsyl: EE wg 'K 53+ 3 5? first, . iw ii . QL Tfff'Wf' W4 ' ' .3 if Q ' A ax.. 5.4. V f- K 4 K f g 4 ' ' ' 2, . . few if , S25 Q 1' '? 1 if ' MMS. . ,A ' 425 Q. li, JASZCXQ J V . M M M X 41,4 Xf . M . g 5,2 4 Wim K, K ,tl SA ., R ...L ,VU 5 1, I ww ., g1f,g5,.' M, YQ 5 lb ,541 ggi., :ff 5. Sf fif.,,... . , 5.-,Q ' 4 , V.: jf' ' ' .3 , 4 1 A I hizzwagx ,x F, Q5 .5 Af- 4,4 w . 1 1 -K 344. ,. 2? 1 P 6 e 1 Q 2- 'Lin . .. : 5 '. ' K - f M 'Q - ' K- f f KZ Q K , A A by V 1 1: 51, ,. f,:2:4., is iw fs 13411. .fe-wr. if 4 N X ' 13 ' Q F4 Q. P 23 A gi 5? .2 mia? Q fum rf by , i E 3 ' 4,1 QM 21 E3 2' 4, 1. Q, 4... .Lf 4 ww wma as wx 45 Q 1, 4 Nj.: iv K 4. ig 4 , ,uni ,W A .M U. M X L 5 4 ' ' Q K . f xp. . , g.. . in Q 2 Q 7 1, ' 1 .- '4 ,. ,. .U-iw . '4 ,. f -4 f 4 4 iz . 4 A Fu: 4 .fn ' f , . .M .. , ,ff g 4. 2 Y K K X- 4 4 K ' X 5 .3 H .gag fgffn . X 52 I , ' ,X 5 ,- 'fc iifxff: ff S f. 1 A is 21 C' 'mga 2 ?f,, 4- , 5 K 4. 3 ' 4 4' .'x'X' K fl ' 1 A ' V . M I. E ww W M .X , ,X 6 A 5 , A QM' K M L 6- x W Vw E g W5 54: in 5 5 :H 8 ix .. - '1' Q . . ,J Q -W ' 4 Ag 4 , - I A . 4. .- , - K - - va , ,. ., H ,- mm as Y . -1. 41 ff - '14 , .4534 4, .sis 296 M bf 3 f Q 4 'X-ffl K 'S K ..- . W.. Q.. ...f M ,f Ks 1 - f. 2: ff 1. Lf. vw K7 , .. 4 .4 113.4 e' f 1, - 4 K 5 Q. K' 1, , J Q vm . , v' A . . EL L. lf 'Y fl U ef, N ' ,fy ly Q 2'Vl 12 H f - YQ: T '- D 3 :V ' TW- -Qiffff , W , 4. V w f .4 - ffmr.. .pal , ,. V ' -, Q' ,Rfk 4, .52 2 5 jg. 134. 5 'Ny - X ' gg 3 AK gw. g gn, . . ,. . 5, E H, , 9354 QCNU.: 35 L 4 N y i 5: A I 5 Mywgiv if J... .Yi 75 Q i 3, 4 K. -,Msg M ,Isl N, J, ,A ,M , 4 4 5 -wa 4. A b . S kv 351. in rr, X? Q si: 4 Q, . 'K.y5,m1 aj.. -- .I ff :ff K.. K Q 4, :sv 'K4' K Z5 , 4 1.7 A gg 1, -Q, .13-.gt N . Kg .1524 4, ,V .5 l .1 Q, W . 53-K 'rg ,f :Q Vi-ta 55 N 5 5 1 ,. K, ',' 4. A ,im 'K g:jK m ML gl 7 ' ., , QL.: gi 311. .. iff 4- sm 4 . 212-, .fi 5:32 4 , f 2' mfs.: ef ?4:2.ffK ' ei 4 K :Qifin K ' 'if if 31 V .. fifff-54 53 f fC V - ' - f rw 32+ .H J 55214 I 8 : K 'EP K' ' 4 ' 'K wif 74 4 ' 5 :Qi Bizlffi ' 4 H M :5 ' 9, X2 , - 4 S44 QYS1 K' 77 'K A 'ffl 5 Iwf 1 N 413 '?'v A Q 52 . 4 2?-' AU ! 5 lx 'Z df, PQ.'l1,. Z- :4 UE -mf s ,ywf 13: g .4 .Q I f. ,S 5 gf gg Mg j+3:.,. x 1 . QQ ' ' i. W 72 ' liw 1:2 f C j gjg QQ SV L, .Q Q. .al 15, ' 3,1 f X., - L K-4' ' N ' vw . .f . -2 1K M 4 V N .- gf f . . .185 .11 , Y . gv fn M 4 5 , .X 15354, M ,gg gp , .. 5 gg 3,-,4, 5. KK 34. 4 ,Q-f N4 --my 4 KK K' ' 3 1 ff . fd, f 3 ik ., I. 5-.65 gf.. QV. Q N , A , K A Y . .. 5 .. , 1 QU 4.,.fg., . -.,. 3.12 I 41, : f Q Q4 wffmf. . Q 44 4- 5- . My Kg' w ,,j:K' it ' . .. ' 11 1' : Q ' 44 W f -- ff 'Q K: ' ,K 5 ,' ' ' K .,. .. , ' , QW m5,.,.W, sw, Q ' 1: K C. 1 ..g. fiv 4421+ fi ff .. . . . .. .. ty 44 .ff wwf. 4 M if . if ,Q .F K' A 4 8 14 K f,wg :.j W' Q 1. K .f 'f 'KY Q Q 4. up-3 , ,J . .4 ' ., ' 4 4 ,: 2 Q j '. JW ef 9 K . ' . .Ng gm ' 5' ,A K y. '+V . S Aja: 'Q , 6 , 6 5 ! . if 9 Q' K? A f 5 'M 4- K 4 g .. ff, ii Q. - 4 in ef C. if 33 Til! 45. 'Q - -,VBS WW 4 ' 11 f - X, . 5 1-5, -4 2 ,N fc avi zzfwff 4. M .St ,u Q 1f - , .5 , 1 .- ' KLM , V Kf, K , Q1 2,5 N , H7 fl- N M I., ,Q jk Ng mf. .4 ,, , ,, 1- . Q ,qw Q, 1 ,X do M i A E-if .1 in er' .52 6,2 QQ gy. Q.. G 7 X.. 4 KK K' -' K .2 . L K 1 1 ' . K. 4 uwvv f- K K 4 -A ,' Y ., ' . . 4 4. gn. ' twwinf f 1 WA'L'. am. K 'Z ' A i 'K-of v ,Lady . X.: .' H gay. 31:12 img. 4 25 5, 35 , ,iw 35 , 45 . V4 1 .1 A' 5 4: 4 . .. . .Jw 5 , , . . Q . , 1. . ff C 4'f'fm fi 15: 3 U' - W K YF :HEC iff. :E 'K 5 Pffkff H ff 'N' 2' V1 ' wf f-4 . nffwm KK4 fu -. K2-, -me M, -. '.5f'W4 f 2 74 am W 4. 2 14 ' ' W K iff 5? ' if. Zifzfg? -5: M 5 sl-R' ffm. , E 4 ,sb N 2-Y. 5 . 1,.,,., if 1 I i is . sf wr-v .ff 3 af s K , .jf K '.,:14-gg? 4152, ' 'g V4 Wa ff t 'Hg 'rg , fa, A P W , 411.1 3.3.4 , gs .. 3 Q.: 4 . .gi fig. mmyz Q if 1 3.3: hfgigli? . ' .gg E. 4: 352 f K - 4 ' KK :af I 34 F E KK 3 K f K ' ' M K E QF 1 semi.: 21: .gc K eff . . 11 44 1 .g fihzff :QQ gg.: g Q44 4 ,. 5 1g44 Q .vw FC .4 .4 .Q v GQ . - 5. f .ui X my .gf 5, iff 1,61 125 .53 ggi .. I 51 ' 36 K' 2 'Wi' ff? 51 ' X 5 fin. +5 :QW V fr: A msg 'Sl K f K 5 f ' 'grim , EEF 5. 2 lv . 3a w?f5fAfz 454. 915, F441 51' MQ . vm 'K ff ,' I.: Q 1 .4 ' Q4 f rf. ,Q 1 . :gn 1 .552 4 :wwf w Mm EH 5 ' 4 . 2 if K ig ' .Jw K, SEK' 5 K: 'KS' :KE 11.2 'W Xa. zi. gf ,W ' ,,,, QQ Q, 1, af 'V Kj , gig f X. ,Q -K E .mg I 4, :M , ,, 4 e .,9 K 144 rK.:?1'r'v .440 'l., 538 JT 5.1 f Aw' M if K +1 , . 4 K 'K K4 F f .f. ,. 3 D5 - f . 1 f fm. KK4Q441::4w J Th K4 wee 7 , 221 Z1 44 ' 55 w 4,554'--4- 'iw ig , 1 v- . .cg 1 .4 A ya! 4 Qfw J, Jn. X, 434.5 ju., .. 4. 4 K 1 ,ef .- , . Q: 4 .N , 5 I! j MQ: My g ,img .Y V gg M C. fsff .25 K Q M s , Q., wr .rf X4 4 -. wi Q : A P, f .. M f I K:-'J griifflf f 3. . :Q , . fi 423 T., Mi, 3 wi: 'K 1 fyf, Kgg 1. .4 .fysbwflw 1. .21 fc 'Q S4 M. 5,, ' 3: :?i - ,gig gg K 2:52, gm., ,f 37' y. rw, Q 5. ' 4, .29 me Q2 1 1: Q fa... . f. 44 .9 Xa 4 12. - . 5. '..2 . . ,K fl 5 1 5 2? . . 5 ff i Ei iii ' X. i?f .Lx fi' iff if 4 K' K: ,'K K 44 M . 4. Af., . in - ,L . K ,. y . 1 . f Q, 2' 44mgg2?f - If :uf :Ga 'ff EH f 4 gn-4 , ri, .4 4 . 4. 4. -, ., -, xx A 5 .. . w - .5 5 1 4 I- ,, K . 4 , 3 ,,.. . ,.. . . . . .. A M. A .. , f,44,, K 4 f 5 4- . 2, A .. .. . .:z, Q 4 .5 2 1 zfivvievfk 431 - a- ff f wr.. 1. - . . - ,X t, 45 ,ff 45, .,, - Q 4. 4 1 May 1985 marked a very special milestone in the life of Monsignor Valentino: the cele- bration of his thirty-fifth anniversary in priesthood. The year also commemorated his tenth year serving as Monsignor at Saint James Parish in Red Bank. Monsi- gnor Valentino is a diligent worker who puts forth strong efforts to make Saint James Parish a great one. Aside from his parish duties, Monsignor willingly devotes great amounts of time and energy to Red Bank Catholic High School, Saint James Grammar School, and the Parent Teacher Organization. A special relationship exists between Monsignor and the students, and the faculty of Red Bank Catholic. In addi- tion to the numerous contributions which he has already made to Red Bank Catholic, Monsignor has many future plans for our high school. A few plans relating to the near future include the construction of a sports complex and a new library. We would like to congratulate and thank Monsignor Va- lentino for his years of devoted service to God, to his parish, and to Red Bank Catho- lic High School. l 4 ...Q- The past four years at Red Bank Catholic have shown much profit, whether in short term dividends, such as a Homecoming Victory, or long term benefits such as our high school diplomas. Each Casey invested his time and energy differently and in assessing our capital gains, each will find his different. Surely the athlete's aims and objectives differed from those of the total scholar. However diverse in our interests, we all hold the esteem the common bonds of our faith, our friendship, and our fun! We learned that through individuality we can better the whole. 4 ffl M T' M fv gf I fm' Y T -A' 'Y' '1 'p if . V fr vi -fi., .,, .,,' f 5, N 'A ' . 3' I . e ,N J K 'uf Cooperation between faculty and students yielded high earnings not only scholastically but socially as well. This was exemplified by such successes as the RBC for African dance marathon. Togetherness taught us that time is the most valuable commodity we possess. Students, parents and teachers alike, we are all shareholders in the future. Not only have we grown in the four years, but our investments at Red Bank Catholic will continue to earn interest as they mature year after year. V: 1 . If 1 1 'lf I ,I .gf I J.. .,- , -x ..,- i' . 5 ,5ff4j'2, ,- f , ,'.,, , ,V ,w , ff L ,MQW ,717 ' ff 'if -'HA V WR, 1,-fl X .ngfyu ' mfr - N-A f'ff:'-31' . ' AMS , ,f --J , f ? P X 1, ff, -1 if if . F 'fiutffir' ' fflf- .f5vf42'xQ.5' f , ,,g 1 ,f ., ,Hi J ff Z4?J .if A M 1 If I, ., ,A ,gh lv , . f I JA., JRE, k,,,, 1 .f.f,-:,4,.f xv A .,, WJ, X' X' N 'wr AH-f -gvsgzir-1 . 0 5 if W ff i ,,, Ka rf., E Q! sw 4 Q if I Lf ,'-'19 f 4 '.f, fr., V.,- 'x a-'num-, Y fl. , .ik , f- iv 43 :- . ,, 1 -G' FT 'X , fw -4' . f- fx f W f nf fu- - Y' V I - , A-. Lg 49 -U ,W F ff' ' if 5? ff 5 65' if Q7 52? ifgfi 5 WE QE? Fi , f f - iff- if ffrtialliil V WU mf ?Y w 42 e Fw ff' MA 5- V -j x: .i 7 E' P ,,n I L R F1 On the evening of May 3, 1985 the Junior Class of Red Bank Catholic stormed the Battleground Country Club in Freehold. Arriving in elegant gowns and debonair tuxedos, it was hard to be- lieve we were onlyjuniors in high school. The minute the music began to play, our secret was out, and our youth shown through. The dancing ceased only once for the crowning of our king, John Kee- gan, and our queen, Margaret Marrin. Thanks to the cooperation among the Student Council, the Administration, and all who attended, the evening was a total success. The Junior Prom of 1985 gave us a memory we will never forget. s--y twwwfl, gg 1, g f 1 ,, ,Q E 3 Q - A . -'ff f-fk 1? fwwk M, as gr aipiifi-9 Q, f' x A ,. ' - ' 'ak ,- ,ffff 1 , -Q -A, 1 , , , f :T ,f Q, 1' ' 1 ' I .fr AJf?1R..f! 1411! ,Q , 5 Y lwfk I, ,ij .f,. .f V if ,J-if ,.'Hf'Eg15Q. -' 'gS: ,fL-f ' , xii? A Lf yi, fi , , , , , . 1 , . , , Y 4 ,L A 5,1 ,fs-,JA ,nd--4 , Jsf .in ,iv-ff ,H QL ,sf-,Q ,f 4,1-Ji' L f: , fp- ,- Q-Q ff rg ,fly .' Arfzf HTF 'X ' X x Y wfifii' lfkffv' , ' 1- ' N mf:-' B?Zfz.,:'ifZ:lZmfLLA,:,... ,J 'l?2.I..w,.11,l2 .Q ii .4. 10 .,.... xr, ix s.-' x 4. Accompanied by five daring chaperones - Miss Bauer, Mrs. DeRoos, Miss Ger- lock, Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Senerchia, nearly 60 RBC students traveled abroad. RBC was represented in 13 cities in 8 dif- ferent European countries. The travelers experienced various native customs in the countries they visited. The Caseys learned to accept the differences in each country and realized that, It's cul- ture! On one point all Casey travelers would agree, Good company on a journey makes the way seem so much shorterf, Memories Mrs. Senerchia - Wanna' buy a duck? . . . Be vewy, vewy, quiet . . . We're huntin' Wab- bitsf' . . . Group! Groupln .. Jonathan. Mrs. DeRoos - Dusseldorf . . . Sweeevel- ton', . . . Uwe in 'SSW . . . Oooh beautifulf, minima' . . . Bing, Bang, Boyng, Pow! . . .mMoa. ,,,,fi,,,, Miss Bauer - Easter ,SS ..r ge-rasLondoriiffQ . Par- if is .. Where?asfiiaiour courier? Duncan 7HeiniZ5m .. Gweili checkgr , y B Mrs. Griffin -- The boat . . . Cyndi.l4pauper7'p.y. .TheF . . . He looks like You neediwindshield wip- ' resv f str T T irg9iers', . . . Alex wants to dance with Caigijing- . Miss 1985 iiii . London . . . A .i:i:.1ii1fy. J ' . - Aw v 7 l ffu1if:1.':.i . ' . 1 . Qfilfififi 1'+11f T--' T- 12 . :V , V vs fa- rv 42914. 5 9 ,, AA4 On the evening of September 20, R.B.C. Seniors shed their green and plaid and donned their floral print. Grass skirts and colorful leis speckled the B.S.A. at what has now become the annual Senior Luau. Beach Boys' music and surfing paraphernalia created an atmosphere that truly was Hawaiian. Laughter, dancing, and shouting abounded as Tom Williams and Alida Coo swept away first prize in the costume contest. The back-bending limbo dance created an unprecedented comradery amongst all who participated. A great way to begin the year, the 1985 luau was a successful event, and is sure to continue in the years to come. ' COM' ' Bzuiifpfzy . f iy y Q ' A X-'J KX is Something Beyond Price, EWQQEVQ fm Bfleasuring His Worthy' - Ecciesiastics 6:14-I5 ,- ,,.-.rqqff -- V , . , , , ., M- O Nofmfili LIOUO in-ana is .vp L. N y VQKYM if .f E! ff J K M igwsgy ,, W ,-',-,.'- Roseann Accardi It's a town full of losers and I'm pulling out of here to win. - Bruce Springsteen Maureen Patricia Alter Everybody keeps on telling me how to be but until I'm ready keep out of my way. - Phil Collins Josette Ann Akers I don't know, I'm making it up as I go. - Sonny David Anchundia Derek Charles Anderson Marianne Alberque Carlos F. Anderson Margret Andrews Wherever the wind blows. Joseph Apisa To be someone must be a won- derful thing. Yes, I think I would like that. - The Jam John F. Arnone Jr. Strive for excellence, love your friends, honor your mother and father, and put yourseb' on a path to greatness. Anne Bakos You Call never be IOO thin Ol' too rich. Colin Archer Anyone can take a photo, but to be a photographer you have to create. .L Magdalisa Maria Aviles I'm not the jury and you're not on the stand but you're guilty, I'm tryin' to under- stand. - Starpoint A. Scott Baret Forget the cold glances, leave the things that separate build on a trust we can stand. - H. J. 8 -4,12 . .-. - I1-5 ' S 1 : Wgr.1- Richard James Baiano Today is the tomorrow you dreamed about yesterday. John Battista Fortune smiles upon our jirst efforts. 19 A Susanne Elizabeth Bennet Only those who dare truly live. Kimberly Mari Blalack No act of kindness no matter how small is ever wasted. - Aesop 20 Stephanie Carolyn Beam We can turn this world around and bring back all of those happy days It's time to celebrate. - Madonna Jill Allison Bertodatti I want to sleep beneath peace- ful skies . . . - Bruce Spring- steen Robin Lynn Bolen Imagining what has been and thinking it still could be. - Nik Kershaw Joseph Nicholas Bellavia 4 Maureen F. Black Fallaces sunt rerum species. - Seneca Bill Borden Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most. list ju I1 , ...nf-fi Gif!! John A. Brockriede What's the sense of life U'we're not living? I want to get and give all I can. Melissa Louise Burden I live for weekends. - Gar- Held John David Bronson, Jr. A giant will keep his size even though he would have stood in a well. Michele Burgoyne Nothing lasts forever. - De- Peche Mode Pamela Caine Aher we believe we imagine, nothing can stand in our way. - Olivia Newton John Thomas P. Buckman Thomas Buckman's made the American way, born and brewed in the U.S.A. Ralph Byrne Give me a light. Kelly Michael Callahan I'd rather laugh with the sin- ners than cry with the saints. - Billy Joel 21 Alisa Caras After, believe we imagine noth- ing can stand in our way. - Xanadu. Jennifer Chambers Evry budy uses evry budy, don't they? - Staying Alive 22 Patricia Ann Carlo Who knows what tomorrow brings? Michael Jason Carr Someday I'll catch a perfect wave and just keep riding. Harry S. Chebookjian Someday soon the best will come, rich rewards for all you've done. Tracey Anne Caroselli Live-n-Let live. Ya know what the worst feeling is to wake up in the morning-n-not have fun the night before. Gerard Joseph Cerqua Only the good die young. - B. Joel Siobhan Mary Cheyne Shower the people you love with love, show them the way you feel. - James Taylor Alan Michael Choback Jr. When you're down you have to get back up! Robert Joseph Chouinard Out there is afortune waiting to be had. Ifyou think I'll let it go your mad. - Judas Priest Mary Frances Ciesla My feet they j7nally took root in the earth but I got me a nice little place in the stars. - Bruce Springsteen David Clark . . . A Bud light. Dawn Marie Codispoti Gemma Marie Collins Kathleen M. Collins Cherish your yesterdays, Absence makes the heart grow dream your tomorrows, but fonder. live your todays. 23 Ronanne M. Comerford Lisa Ann Conte However rare true love is, true friendship is even rarer. Elizabeth Brooke Creighton For all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be! 24 Erika Maxwell Conner In later years I may not re- member zfl win or tfl lost. . . but I'll always remember how much fun it was! Alida Coo We made a promise we swore we'd always remember. - Bruce Springsteen Denise Marie Crispino Don't stop believing hold onto that feeling. - Journey Jeffrey Peter Conte We had to get away from those fools - We learned more from a 3 minute record than we ever learned in school. Laurie Copple Many things are valued in life butfriends overrule them all. Jennifer Lynne Cronin .1 Angela Marie Cruz It's like that but different. - Jackie Rogers Pat Cuppari I had a dream, crazy dreamy anything I wanted to know, anyplace I needed to go. Helen Cummings Iget by with a little helpfrom my friends. - The Beatles James D,Ambrosi0 I'd love to change the world, but I don't know what to do. - Ten Years After Andrew Capuzzo G... lu.,iN.-Q Michael Daley Q1-3' George Daeley Take your stand in no man's land. 25 Joann DeFrancisco The seU is not something one finds. It's something one cre- ates. - Thomas Szasz Robert DeMaria Play to win. Gary DeSarno The summer of the formula, success is up to you, forever young. 26 Angela DeGregorio Time can change me, but I can't change time. - David Bowie Jackie DeMe0 . . . Pretend the water is cham- pagne and Hll my glass again and again. - H. Jones Catherine Decker If there's a chance I know I have to try. Tom DeJong Everyone must smile, smile, smile. A Tricia DeMonte Nothing can last forever. - Bryan Adams Kim DelBocci0 . . . Hope you End your para- dise. . . Hope your dreams will all come true. - Roger Hodg- son Julianne Dennis Love is the key to success. Q Laura Devan This big-eyed girl sees her faces unfurl. Now she's in pur- ple, now she's the turtle disin- tegrating. - Siouxsie QL 577 -. Carolyn Desmond It may take a little time a lone- ly path, an uphill climb. Suc- cess orfailure will not alter it. - Howard Jones Faith Devine Someday we'll look back on this and we'll all think it fun- ny. - Bruce Springsteen Brian Dominguez Debra Disakias Smile, it makes people wonder what you have been up to. - Ziggy Leigh Doninger It is not the quantity offriends you have, it's the quality of them. 27 Victoria Ann Donnelly I sprang to get the daffodil, and skinned my little shin. - Brisbane Lisa Drayton You'll get further with a kind word and gun than with a kind word alone. Mary Y. Dougherty Susan Duffy Kelly Erhardt Nothing can last forever. - Bryan Adams Susan Dow HaUf our life is spent trying to End something to do with the time we have rushed through life trying to save. Stacian Emmons I'm young, I'll get over it. Christopher Fairlie One can only face in others what one can face in onesehf - James Baldwin David Falcone Do it now before it's too late. Nicholas James Faulhaber Gregory J. Flanagan Matthew Faris The humble will go a long way. M Lynne F eigenbaum Buddy Fitzgerald Quality and tradition from Canada's oldest independent brewery. Kathleen M. Flood Graceanne M. My whole world lies waiting Francesconi behind d00' 75- Wop bop a loo wop a wop bam boo. - Little Richard 29 I-Iave a littlefaith theres magic in the night. - Bruce Spring- steen M. Kristine Gedrys Stop the world. I want to get on. 30 Sandy Franco Live life to the fullest, because you only live it once. Elizabeth Ann Friel M -I -C see you real soon, K -E - Ywhy, because we like you. . . M-O-U-S-E. Alison Gerber Veni. Vedi. Exodo. Lisa Ann Freeman I wish I had thought last night of how I'd feel today, before I did what I did what I did last night. Michael William Furlong It ain't over till it's over. - Yogi Bera Denise Gibson Let's party. Colleen Gill Some people call it a one night stand but we can call it para- dise . . . Save a prayer. 1 Tara Gilroy I want to have tea in the Saha- ra with you. I will have tea in the Sahara with you. - The Police Patrick Gill One kid looks at me and said it's only life, and use it while you're young. Eva Gimble Don't be different to be dU'fer- ent. Be different to be better. Shannon Goode There off' i Joseph Gilpin Tracy Glenny Today's dreams are tomor- row's future. 4 Stephanie Ann Graniero I f you want to keep something precious, you gotta lock it up and throw away the key. - Sting 31 N I Rachel Grant Hey, what else can we a'o not but say, roll down the window and let the wind blow back your hair. - B. Springsteen John Martin Haar All the people tell me so, but what do all the people know? A Julia Hall I know not all that may be coming, but be it what it will, I'll go to it laughing. 32 Scott Griffin Hail to the New Dawn. A Susan Ann Gross Ana' as I look back now Those were the best days ofmy life. - Bryan Adams Robert Hanna I'a' rather laugh with the sin- ners than ery with the saints. - Billy Joel Caroline Hasselman I am ready, willing ana' able, ah, but I'm a joke when it's time to leave. John Hays Let me give you some good ad- vice, don't eat stuff off of the sidewalk. ea A Mary Herman Youth is like diamonds in the sun and diamonds are forever. Eileen Mary Hollywood Good things come in small packages. - Unknown Darren Henry The heart grows older, but nev- er ever learns. - Pete Town- send QQ-4 Monica Jane Herring It was the best oftimes, It was the age of wisdom, It was the age of foolishness. - Dickens Charles V. Holsey You get out of life what you put into it. Sheri Henry It was good while it lasted, but too bad it lasted longer than it was good! Matthew Hertel Cynthia Lynne Holzer Well, I must be traveling on now, 'cause there are too many places I've got to see. - Free- bird 33 Sharon Lynn Homa The things we always feel are the things we never say. - The Hooters Jonathan Isaksen Do you boys have an I.D.? Daniel C. Judge To have tried andfailed is bet- ter than not having tried at all. 34 A Elaine Iacopino Mark Jackson Competition is the driving force of excellence. Lee A. J upinka Karen Marie Imbach I cannot speak of what I feel, and yet, I feel so much. - Adam Ant A Muriel A. Jones Prejudice squints when it looks and lies when it talks. - Duchess di Abrontis Tanya Katherine Jushchuck Walk in through splintered sunlight, It's your way through Dead dreams to Another Land. - Robert Hunter Shannon Lloyd Kaeli Everything dies baby, that's a fact, but maybe everything that dies some day comes back. - Springsteen 'ff' Aileen Lynn Kahrar Not Available Why is it people would rather coax you into a plastic smile, than try to understand an hon- est frown. - Unknown John F. Keegan James D. Kelly I got my own world to live through and I ain't gonna copy you. - Jimi Hendrix Alysson Keelen Every success begins with the launching ofa dream. ff Q5 Jill Patricia Kelley 35 A Maureen Kelly Dreams can come true if you put your mind to it. - General Public Quintus King Ya gotta love it. Go for it. No problem. Stephen Andrew Krupinski Enjoy yoursebf today, for to- morrow may never come at all. 36 Patrick J. Kelly Flee from hate, mischief and jealousy, put your dream to re- ality . . . Wake up and live. - B. Marley aff Elizabeth Ann Klem Pretend the water is rich cham- pagne and jill my glass again and again. - Howard Jones .,.4 Melinda Marie Kurian Peter Kiczek Are you better off then you were four years ago? - Ron- ald Reagan Patricia Krugh By the way, I meant to tell you - you'll be drum major next year. Andrea LaR0sa Dine, wine, dance, prance, rip, trip, do, crew, win, begin, and . . . pursue Truth and Beauty. Dona J. Lamb Lisa Jean Landi Rhovia Lambino With a friend to call my own, I'll never be alone. - HY Peter Langeveld Linda C. Lepore Now the dreams are coming true, for the good times and the bad, I'Il be standin' there by you. - Bryan Adams I James Largey Nothing in education is so as- tonishing as the amount of ig- norance it accumulates in the form of inert facts. Mary Lewis 37 Qsgm Suzanne Michele Loeffler You are the young and you are the future, so suck it up and tough it out, And be the best you can. - John Cougar mmf-N., David K. Loysen The more things change, the more they stay the same. - Rush 38 1? Michelle Lipka Don't think in terms of forever. Think of now, ana' forever will take care of itsebf - Leo Bus- caglia Eileen Patricia Logan We made a promise we swore we'a' always remember, no re- treat, no surrender. Laura M. MacLaughlin Everything in life happens for a reason. John Patrick Little What a long strange trip it's been. - G.D. Gabriella Marisa Lorenzato It seems like a million miles away, but it gets a little closer everyday. - Police Terri Ann Mack is E ,. ,. Q Michele Anne Madsen It seems to me a crime that we should age,' These fragile times should never slip us by. - Elton John Kathrine M. Mandica Today well lived makes yester- day a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope. - Sanskirt Christopher Marata R. Holly Mahon Memories . . . scattered pic- tures ofthe smiles we left be- hind. - Memories David Manrell Margaret Jean Marrin Ifyou tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything. - Mark Twain av'- Michele Donna Malague Dream on Dream on Dream until your dreams come true. - Aerosmith Patrick Mansfield As we flow down lzfe's river, we see the stars glow, all angels of the constellation be singing as one. Cassandra I. McClure If you love someone, let them go free, if it comes back it's yours, zfit doesn't it was never meant to be. Colleen A. McGrath Life isjust afantasy. Can I live this fantasy lU'e? 40 Richard F. Martel To step outside and notjust see but correct your mistakes is what makes a man. Bruce A. McCoach Why must time go by so fast? To you afnal goodbye, Maybe we'll meet again in the sky. l Colleen Mary McGrath I have so little to do, and so much time to do it in. Ah, re- verse that. - Willy wonka Walter M. Matejovic One world is enough for all of us, but one life is too short. Gary Joseph McGeddy I'd rather laugh with the sin- ners than cry with the saintsg you know, only the good die young. - Billy Joel Clement P. Meccia But there are times for you and me when all such things agree. - Rush Christopher D. Menconi Have a Labatt's 50. Dominick L. Migliazza And the time will come when life will flow within and with- out. - Beatles Darren Mills Make it a triplet. Maria Theresa Micale It's what you learn after you know that counts. Vito R. Migliazza When you've seen beyond yoursebf then you may End peace ofmind is waiting there. Michael J. Miccio And so life goes on . . . A. Jeanne Michelle Miller I see my future at the rain- bow's end . . . And zfl change to j7nd my rest assured I will stay. Sw 'Qi-N... Jacqueline Altagracla Moncion Live each day to its fullest. Live and let live. at i Q . . my Mark A. Monteleone And somebody said Fair Warning, Lord strike that poor boy down. - Van Halen l Dawn Marie Mosca What's right is what's left after everything else has gone wrong. - Robin Williams Thomas A. Moran All and all, just another brick in the wall. - Pink Floyd David J. Mote One must the hammer or the anvil be. - Goethe we Jennifer Therese Motzel Talk about a dream, try to make it real . .. - Bruce Springsteen William Gerard Moran Stars hide your fres. Let me not see my dark and deep de- sires. - Shakespeare John Mottes Only you know and I know the things we need to say. Kelly Ann Nastasio To know how to laugh is to know how to reign. - Un- known lm., , Pamela Jean Newell Gina Danielle Nitti Even a stopped clock is right twice a day. - Anonymous N 2 I 'yr . i 'UK We f l Kellie 0'B0sky Amy O'Brien Seeing with the inner eye. - Anonymous ww l Jeanne Marie 0'C0nn0r Christopher P. O'R0urke Mama always told me not to look into the eyes of the sun, but Mama, that's where the fun is . . . - Springsteen Patricia O'Byrne We thought we had the an- swers, it was the questions we had wrong. - U2 Timothy O'Hara I'm just a poor boy, don't need no sympathy, and nothing real- ly matters to me. - Aerosmith 43 Anthony Pizzonia Barbara Gail Quinlan You can complain that rose bushes have thorns, or be grateful that thorn bushes have roses. 44 Cassie Petran Timothy James Plummer Like I told ya', what I said, steal your face right off your head. - Grateful Dead James C. Quirk How long I have wanted this dream to come true and as it approaches I can't believe it's through. - Snider Sean Francis Pflug Wx 'Ill' .A Mary Catherine Prentice Don't be different to be differ ent,' be different to be better. 'irrv-v' l Heidi Kristin Rausch Johanna Kathleen Repert Daniel Rosa When it starts hitting 20's I'll worry. Joseph Vincent Ruscavage Jr. It is harder to be a good winner than a good loser, one takes less practice. J A Suzanne Marie Rieger Kathleen A. Rose we Anthony G. Rogers There is a thin red line between genius and insanity, I have not only crossed it but totally erased it. Harold John Ruddy We don't stop laughing be- cause we grow old, we grow old because we stop laughing. Q31-7' Sharon Ryan If we were things born not to shed a tear, I know not how thy joy we ever should come near. I Paul J. Sanguenetti You gotta be yourseUf and not care what other people think about you. - Tina Turner James Patrick Sciortino In this life, you're on your own. - Prince Nancy Scala Daniel B. Scotti Ifyou want something done - go to a busy person. William Sepe For all you touch ana' all you see, is all your lite will ever be. See ya' on the dark side. Patricia Ann Schott This is the day our life will surely change. - The The John Anthony Scrivanic A man is like a tea bag, his strength comes when he's in hot water. Lisa M. Sestito In the ena' no one wins, unless everyone wins. - Bruce Springsteen N' i 'PTI , Michael Salvatore Siino It's the quality, not the quanti- ry. f-sw Margaret Ann Stinson Living today, remembering yesterday, loving everyday, and working toward tomorrow. - Laura Bea Strickland It ain't no sin to be glad you're alive. - Bruce Springsteen Tim Soos You might have forgot the journey ends, you tied your knots, you made your friends. - Cars Kevin Joseph Stone Jr. Winning isn't everythingg it's the only thing. - Vince Lom- bardi W. . -A-af' Carolyn Suda You have the rest ofyour life to remember but what you re- member depends on what you do today. Susan Streberger And the things that they fear shall be a weapon to be used against them. - Rush Deirdre Sullivan Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow? 47 Brenden Talbot Tracey Tyrrell It's a town full of losers, and I'm pulling out ofhere to win. - Bruce Springsteen 48 Erin Sweeney Christine Talbot Anne Michele Vaccaro Don't try to live your life in one day. Don't go speed your time away. - Howard Jones John Taborn Better to do it and ask for for- giveness than not to do it and regret it later. Christine Mary Tursi If you've ever believed in rock'n'roll, then you absolute- ly have to have Born to Run. Kimberlee Valeriani In the night we drive through the mansions of glory in sui- cide machines. - Bruce Springsteen A Kathlane L. VanBloem Give the world the best you can and the best will come back to you. Kim Patrice Vignolini I'm going straight ahead 'cause it's the only way I know, I live just for today. Q Susan Walsh The race does not always go to the swift, but to those who keep on running. Phillip Varrichio It doesn't matter how long you live, but how. Darren Vuzzo Elizabeth Mary Weingarten Joseph Velba ff'-Q ,X A Margaret Anne Walsh The a'oor's open but the ride, it aint' free. - Bruce Spring- steen Leslie Wherett If music be the food of love, Play on. - William Shake- speare Melissa Catharine Worth La makes the world go wound. Thomas E. Williams Please, Don't squeeze the Charmin. - Mr. Wipple l Nancy Claire Wotycha The night is dark but the sidewalks bright and lined with the light of the living. - B. Sprinsteen . 5 Christina M. Xenakis The future is certain, give us time to work it out. - Talking Heads Yfwi. f' Francis J. Woods Fate chooses our relatives, we choose our friends. - Jacques DeLille A Kristen Blair Wurst What's in your heart will never change. - .Ion Waite Helen Ying . . . 'cause you, my friend will see, you got a friend in me. - R.L. Mark Christopher Young Wherever I go there I am. Jennifer Lynne Ziemski We thought we had the an- swers . . . It was the questions we had wrong. - U-2 Betsy Ann Zec The things we always feel are the things we never say. - Hooters Gary John Zito Whatever happens, that's the way it goes. Karen Zenkert All you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be. Damien Zusi The 1985-1986 Student Councilis Senior Level Class Officers consisted of Dan Scotti, presidentg Michele Bur- goyne, secretary f treasurerg and Dawn Codispotti, committee chairperson. These officers have earned all our interests by securing us with such Sen- ior activities as the Luau, Olympics, T- Shirt Sale, Candy Sale, Teacher Fac- ulty Games, the Prom, and our capital gain, Graduation. 5l Halloween 6859 43' K K I W .. k ,.i.,.,. E .,L: - K 4 V A A,:. ..,,. , i 2 5 The Way We Were J g5?25'?f'3e if X-gf' Top Left- Carolyn Hassel- man and Kelly O,Bosky Top Right - Tom De Jong Center Left- Tory Donnel- ly, Pat O'Byrne, Jim Quirk Center Right- Gabby Lor- enzato Bottom - Mr. Bedell, Jack Ruddy, Dave Clark, Ric Martel, Haar, Lee Jupinka, John Mike Siino, Mike Miccio, John Keegan, Scott Dom Miggliazza, Barret, Vito Migliazza, Peter Kiz- cek. ' i . I - if ,HSN ff- iLLX4.8'i TLvXZi5QkS3BnES1EQRQ5 mg, M,.aw v an Q5 M ,,21 Q . ? QQ mi X bg, mari Q X 1 5 , 'ii 55 ' bis? A . 21 1 1 QE ,, im, ks xi wk if if W X N Q M , , ,, Km 1 5:-vga, sf gg ii fifffl my . . .QL ,, .A 5 Q Roseann Accardi Ro . . . crazy . . . Arizona with Gina, meeting Bruce, Bruce concerts 84-5, weekends at U. Del. with Char Stechman. Live Aid. To live life to the max. Josette Akers Jo, Jose. . .clutzy, Spastic. . .singing U2 songs with my pals, 'gthe concert 4fl2f85, the chase, IChrisJ, to dis- cover the lost city of Atlantis. Marianne Alberque Mia, Me. . .unpredictable, karmatic, under standing . . . the island fort, my friends the bowling alley. . .to always win comfortably. Maureen Alter Moe untraditional, unique, sar- castic. Profaci, Sept. 2, summer of 84, Texas, Halloween dance, Hunts, Sands, Aug. 29, the porch . . . To be happily rich. David Anchundia Davey . . . Nice, fun 8L funny, outgo- ing Junior prom, 8f5f86, Mets, homeroom, Rangers To be suc- cessful and party right. Derek Anderson D-Ray, chooch . . . athletic, outgoing . . . defeating Ocean on l0f7 in Soc- cer, All the dews To graduate from college and pursue a successful career. Colin Archer All I've shared with Tanya Jushchuk, Thanks Mom and Dad . . . To obtain my dream - a loving, healthy family 8L a house with a white picket fence. John Arnone John-John Italian, moody Summer of 84, Florida, Boss con- certs, Jimmy's bucket To be a healthy, happily married accountant 56 Lisa Aviles Lisa . . . friendly, easy-going, daring . . . Permit, star, the roof . . . All my friends and memories . . . To be hap- py and successful. Richard Baiano Capt. Lou . . . Pop, look - your wind- shield River Rat, Te quiero mas y mas . . . To my parents, Thanks for never letting me say I can't - I'll make it. Anne Bakos A-n-n-i-e . . . funny, thin, happy . . . scissors, Lancia, my friends in porch- es, Thanks Mom and Dad . . . To suc- ceed in all that I do. Scott Baret Scotts-Soo . . . Good times with Chrissy and Walt, surfing with Rick, fishing with Walt . . . See the perfect sunrise and ride the perfect wave. Stephanie Beam Beamer . . . Bubbly . . . All the great times wf my friends 8a special times with Chris . . . To be successful, live on the edge and to be forever young. Joseph Bellavia Joe . . .party at the cove, 9th floor egg drop - John, suburban to Atlantic City wf Jeff, Guido, 8a Rick, G8LT night To own a beach house in south Fla. Suzanne Bennett Suzie . . . Feisty, cheery . . . All my great times wf my friends, especially 3f3f84 . . . to be happy and success- ful in all that I do. Maureen Black boisterous, funny, dramatic .. . Ace and miathons, tuls , Zep, Firenze 85 . . . success. Kimberly Blalack Bubbly, gullible, sweet laughing with my friends . . . To enjoy life and bring happiness to others. Robin Bolen Rob crazy, friendly, gymnastics Best times with all my great friends . . . to be successful, forever young, 84 always tan I love you mom and dad . . . Thanks. William Borden Bill . . . friendly, sensitive, quiet . . . a hot summer night in Allenhurst . . . to never grow up. Jonathon Brockriede Brock . .. proms, West End, the Sands, So. Carolina, late nights at the windmill spring break, last day of school . . . to have fame and fortune. John Bronson fun-loving, friendly, weird . . . Going out with all my friends .. . to be a wealthy doctor with a wife and five children Thomas Buckman Buck, Animal . . . Pocs, Hunts, summers, people I've met, good times out of state physical- ly 84 emotionally. . .To have as much fun as possible, always smiling. Melissa Burden Missy . .. athletic, easy-going, talk- ative . . . going to a party and meeting Stephen . . . To live happily ever after. Michele Burgoyne Big guy . . . a bad influence . . . good- friends, Europe, Council, Tennis, par- ties, the dance, walking home . . . To be happy and successful in whatever I do. Ralph Byrne Ralphie boy . . . Rad, wise, smart . . . B-day with Andy's fireworks . . . To be a billionaire. Pamela Caine Pamilla Twilight Zone, giggly, sparkly Fly Girl , Conga, twin Alisa and her anchovies, canoe trip freshman year . . . Secret Kelly Callahan Kel . . . obnoxious, sarcastic . . . Foot- ball, all the times out of state phys- ically 84 mentally . . .To be successful 8a always keep smiling Thanks Mom 8: Dad. Alisa Caras twin sister Pam, pirts quarters, Jen 8: Maureen . . . To make my dreams re- ality, Thanks Mom 8L Dad 4 loving me, taking care of me 8a spoiling me rotten. Patti Carlo Patti . . .cheerful . . . changing on the Ave, fun times at Spring Garden, decorating Sternweiss, twins, the 'sClique,', Europe, Luau surfing, the beam. Tracey Caroselli EVERYTHING . . . Michael Carr Guido, Heps crazy, sensitive, laker, Michele, Steven, suburban trip to Atlantic City . . . To surf Waimea and wrestle in the Olympics. Gerard Cerqua Jerry . . . outgoing, friendly, athletic . . . a weekend with my friends in the Poconos . . . To be successful in what- ever I do. Jennifer Chambers pirts quarters at Darrel's Pizza Hut To own a yellow 911 Porsche and all the teddy bears in the world . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. fhintj Harry Chebookjian outgoing . . . par- tying wf all my friends in state and out, both mentally 8: physically . . . To become successful and make my parents proud. Siobhan Cheyne So fine, Sophie, Chevron - ha ha, Europe, Dead shows, section 13, Bol- ton Valley, Bruce concert, Mystic, Thank you Mom and Dad. Alan Choback Jr. Broadway Joe. . . built, good looking, smart . . . Jennifer I love you . . . To be rich and famous. Robert Chouinard velvet . . . lively, athletic, handsome, receiving my varsityjacket . . .To feel young and successful through life. Mary Frances Ciesla Francie . . . clueless . . . Hunts, sum- mer all-nighters, Bolton Valley, con- certs, superbowls . . . To continue be- ing happy. Thanks to Mom, Dad, and Anne. Dawn Codispotti Codis . . . friendly, giggley, best friends,', 5f3f84, Halloween 85, dri- vin' parties, To be happy, wealthy and successful. Gemma Collins squeaky . . . sensitive . . . Matt, fish- net, 7f5f84, 7f3f85, Michelle, Bugs, good friends . . . To be a teacher, to be happily married . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. Kathleen Collins Kathy unpredictable, fun, quiet . . . CBA Jr. prom, Belmar - surn- mer of 85, May 4, 85 ski trips, Europe . . . To be happy and successful. Ronanne Comerford Rox outgoing, friendly, athletic . .. my friends, painting the bridge, Thor, 12f25f83 - Greg forever . . . To be happy and successful. Erika Conner Err, Ca . . . crazy .. . snowdays, weather channel, parties, American flags, shopping carts To be rich, successful and have a 944 in the driveway. Jeffrey Conte Jeff . . . serious, shy . . . all the good times with Darren 84 Jim, Sept. 14, 1985 To marry and be the best husband and father in the world. Lisa Conte Lis . . . Italian, obnoxious, thoughtful . . . to all my best bunnies - Thanks for the memoriesn . . .To go to college and be very, very rich. Alida Coo Lee, Pebbles . . . great times wfbest friends, special times wf Brian, 4f 23f85 beach, Hunts . . . To be happy 8a successful, to have someone to hug me. Laurie Copple Laur . . . all the prom parties, Hunts, summers 84 other times wf my friends 8L people I care about . . . To be successful in whatever I do. Brooke Creighton Emmet. . .5fl3f84, rara 84 my par- ties, the Flanagan cheese, Pebbles, sophf Sr. yrs clique, Do you have gum? boring. . .To marry and be rich and famous. Denise Crispino To Mom 8L Dad - you gave me what Iam. I give you what I become. . .To make all my dreams reality. To stay gold. Jennifer Cronin Cronin . . . 2f85 Spring Lake House party summers of 848:85 wf friends, table 9, Tracey 84 Jill- the sign . . . 9fl7f85 Caretis house . . . to become rich KL famous Angela Cruz All the fun 8: the wierdness wf my friends here at RBCSL across the sea, Thanks all! To make sure that Mrs. Sylvia is always right. Helen Cummings Summer! Ireland and great times wf Meg Jen, Mom, SL Mary A best days of my life . . . To travel all over the world -then settle down and become a doctor. Pasquale Cuppari Pat . . . Italian, good looking, macho . . . Driving in my car with the radio on full blast . . .To be a popular actor. James D'Ambrasio .I.D quiet, friendly, creative Saint Patrick's Day 1985 .. . To be successful George Darley Curious quiet, party, rowdy camping and the 67 Camaro. . .To be successful and rich. Joann DeFrancisco Joey, funny . . . lively, fun, outgoing . . . To remember all the great times wf my friends. esp. shared wf Sue Sc Mary. To be the best that I can be. Angela DeGregorio Angie dippy, friendly Katy, special friends, proms, boys of sum- mer . . . to have ten children and to sell them all by the age of five. Robert DeMaria g'De . . . crazy, big, athletic . . . the good times spent with my friends . . . To be successful in anything I do. Jacqueline deMeo Thrift, artistic, vogue coming 57 home from Europe to Julie, a dozen roses, and Eric! . . . To always be with Mom, Dad, Jay, Steph, and Eric! Patricia DeMonte Trish, BeeCee . . . talkative . . . 'fgeeksil parties, proms, Europe, x- country, best friends . . . to be happy and successful 8: to be forever young. Gary DeSarno D,'. . .Italian, Collective, Ready. . . the usual success story. Cathy Decker Deck weirdo, LUPINE, tennis champs .. . Lee, Rob 8: Steph, Fun Bunch 8: Co., To marry happily 8: always have that victorious dream. Thanks Mom 8: Dad. Kimberly DelBoccio DelBotch . .. table 9, football stats, All of my friends, swimming, uYou're such a geek. to stay happy 8: have a family wf the rich man of my dreams. Julieanne Dennis Jules . . . bubbly, outgoing, sensitive . . . Jack, Rach, Age, Lisa, Kim, Krissy -in the last 4 years . . . to be free of the obstacles that bind me. Carolyn Desmond Car, Dez . . . friendly, caring, tennis state champs! . . . Great Adventures wf the fun bunch 8: Comp.!, Europe ,85 . . . You're the greatest Mom and Dad. Laura Devan Excellent summers 1983-85: Bermu- da 8: L. Beach Island 8: good times wf great friends . . . To achieve all I want to . . . Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you! Debbie Disakis Deborah-Rah . . . hysterical . . . Rhonda, Firebird, Female Miami Vice, Senior Year, summer '85 . . . to have success in all I do! I love you Mom and Dad! Brian Dominguez persistant, friendly, party oriented . . . the whole 4 years . . . To be suc- cessful at anything I try to accom- plish. Victoria Donnelly Tor-Babes . . . radioactive, antedilu- vian . . . exit 26 . . . to carry on the quest for the perfect mushroom .. . Thanks God, for my wonderful fam- ily and friends. Leigh Doninger Creative, happy, helpful . . . Going to Europe over the Easter vacation of my sophomore year . . . To succeed in life 8: to be happy. 58 Mary Dougherty MOAH, Doc swinging, off-cen- ter, partials . . . slammin wf Tory 8: all our friends in the summer of ,85 . . . to be partial to the fugue. Susan Dow Sue . . . friendly, quiet, ambitious . . . 'lIt's so irritating. . . . Cross Coun- try, IXO Track, Signpost, mystery hours, all my running buddies . . . to always be happy. Lisa Drayton Drayt, Vicious . . . cosmo . . . the cor- poration, Live in concert .. . to be- come the quintessential Bohemian Artistev never deferring to societal 'fwormsf' Susan Duffy Janet . . . CPR wf the lunch bunch, concert clan, Jersey City Guys, Katie and Jim To have one perfect evening not interrupted by a pager. Stacian Emmons Sta, Stacey . . . short, sensitive, lazy . . . wanta fight? Delaware - Bill 6- l-84 Thanks Mom and Dad - Love ya both . . . To be a cop and to be with Mr. Bill. Kelly Ann Erhardt Kel . . . parties, proms, Hunts, sum- mer 85, Never a dull moment. Thanks Mom 8: Dad I love you. . .To become a successful lawyer and make my parents proud, Chris Fairlie Chris. . .Quiet, friendly, calm. . .be- QW lf ,W www ing a part of R.B.C to achieve success and be happy. David Falcone Dave, Falconece . . . quiet, unpredict- able, determined . . . Senior year and football to be successful and to make others happy. Lynne Feigenbaum All of the great times wf my never- too-far-away friend, Teka to be happy wf myself 8: to repay my par- ents for everything theyive given me. Nicholas Faulhaber Skipper . . . easygoing, charming . . . Jr. prom, Bruce Springsteen concerts ,85, Atlantic City, baseball . . . To be happy and have a successful career. Gregory Flanagan Fm so pumped, who's got the sack? Whats happening, Last day of sum- mer, Afterschool sessions, the bucket, football, body womping . . . to be the best. Kathleen Flood Doodis. . . Parrot head. . .the impas- sive weed, Buffet concert . . . to fly. Graceanne Francesconi Face . . . bizarre, magnaminious, de- mented, Matt and the minority mis- fits . . . to be on the cover of Cosmo. Sandra Franco Sandy . . . friendly, mellow, agressive . . . 85 concerts, Junior prom . . . Live to have fun and always be successful. Lisa Freeman Glen's l, 2, 3 parties . . .Poconos 9-6- 85 8-18-85, on the sand, on the beach, these things happen . . . To marry happy 8: rich, to be succesful, 8: al- ways tan. Elizabeth Friel Summer of 84 8: 85, Hendois, 8-27, Oct. 20, Bananas, Mr. Fig . . . To be successful in life 8: have all my dreams come true. Thanx - Luv ya Mom and Dad. Sobbhra Freyne Sheef . . . fun, talkative . . . ski trips and Europe with friends . . . To finish college, to be successful, and marry someone rich. Michael Furlong Mike athletic, energetic, ambi- tious . . . Thank you Mom and Dad for all your love and support . . . To be successful in real estate. Kristine Gedrys Krissy-Krip . . . energetic, happy . . . Colorado, kill Devil Hills with Jim- my, 7f6f84, Thanks Haig - I load ya . . . To have a happy and healthy life. Alison Gerber Ledge. . . Mellow, sarcastic, calm. . . Our motley crew, January 19-28, 1985 . . . To never again wear green plaid . . . To make sure Mrs. Sylvia is always right. Colleen Gill Beach Haven 84 wf Eva, the van, beach, Long Branch pier 85 wf Diane Kel Sc Eva, Pier Pub and Raymond, Miguel, Jose, the Green Wave . . .To go to college. I Patrick Gill I Gill . . . caring, sweet, boyish . . . the Jr. prom . . . To live, succeed, and to n make life the best. Eva Gimble Beach Haven wf Colleen, l2f27f1f 12, the forgettable fire, Pete 8L Lin- da's, Big Red Sue, we're not stopping . . . To live life as one long party. Tara Gilroy Sunday rituals, my house - momls out, Brookeis parties, what license?, ski trips, twisted logic, pre-prom par- ty, Clique . . . To be happy and suc- ceed Tracy Glenny Tray . . . friendly, outgoing, energetic Jr. prom, summer of 85,,, Thanks Mom and Dad . . . To be a successful and happy lawyer. Shannon Goode Jinnie hot tempered, different, funny 5th period lunch, Junior year To be a successful horse trainer. Stephanie Graniero Clique-inner, Sunday rituals, sum- mer - 84, cheering, piano, all my good friends, Thanks Mom 8L Dad for everything to be happy and success- i ful. , Rachel Lynn Grant laughing wf Julie, drinking pineapple soda, stalling 7 times, trying to find the toga . . . To be a successful adver- tising executive and to travel. Scott Grifiin Griff. . . skins, partying, fighting . . . homeroom Junior year Lots of fun. Susan Gross summer 85 wf Bruce 8c Jen, proms, where's the party, good times wf Ai- leen, Thanks Mom SL Dad, 1 love you . . . .To be a success, marry 8: have lots of kids. John Haar Jr. prom wf Jill Barrett, parties, RBC basketball 8a football games, Sr. bas- ketball 81 football games . . . To have money and fun at the same time. Julie Hall dependable, busy, happy fun times at Spring Garden, Trauma Counselor, storming Europe, what? my cheering, my leg, shoes, deep breaths Caroline Hasselmann infatuations, all my friends, Hallow- een 84, driving to school, lim not go- ing to make it, Oh no are you serious . . . To make my dreams come true. John Hays Johnny . . . blond, unpredictable, emotional . . . summer of '85, . . . To graduate Darren Henry Booty mellow, low-key, tall summer of '84,, 7f28f85. Sheri Henry Insane-S . . . wild, dizzy, loveable . . . Flag twirling wf Dawn. . .To make a 1ot of money SL be happily married forever Thanks Mom 8a Dad, I love you. Mary Herman Mair . . . complicated, ho-dee-do . . . So many memories, so little space . . . To have a great time at all the Hunts and to attend them all till I die. Monica Herring Janey . . . picnics at Holmdel, proms, Europe, all my friends . . . To be hap- PY- Eileen Hollywood Ei. . .petite, happy, friendly. . . sum- mer of '83' . . . To be happy and suc- cessful. Charles Holsey friendly, shy, quiet Peteis, New York, the Hunt, Lunch, brew crew and tart cart . . . To survive through college and beyond. Cynthia Holzer Cindy, Cin, Loud ebullient, bright, scholarly . .. All four years, great friends, summer of '85', Jul 16 To achieve every goal I set, To make my parents proud, I love you Mom 8a Dad. Sharon Homa Sharone . . . motivated, witty, spirited . . . cheerleading, Luau Emergency Room Carters, Cavey . . . To be suc- cessful and happy in all areas of my life. Elaine Iacopino Iac, Moulie . . . sensitive, athletic, creative . . . Woman and man, prom, 6th chemistry . . . To be successful in the business world and return moth- er's 1ove. Jonathan Isaksen tall, athletic, outgoing golf trips with Doc, transfer, breadfast cereals, cross country-5 . . . To be successful and happy. Mark Jackson Being 30-3 underdogs and defeating Middletown North 14-13 . . . Happy, healthy, wealthy. Muriel Jones Bum-Bum. . .original, diligent, inde- pendent . . .Seeing Mom happy 5f85, Nanna's surprise party . . . To be an international banker, own P.R. firm. Daniel Judge Dan, Slam . . . athletic, quiet, relaxed . . .summer . . .attend a good college, get a good job, never stop surfing. Lee Jupinka Jumpika . . . athletic, sociable, cour- teous . . . Beating CBA in baseball JR year . . . To explore the undersea realms of the world. Tanya Jushchuk Tia Marie fun, caring, loveable . . . all the fun times with Colin Ar- cher . . . To be happy and successful. Shannon Kaeli Shan . . . sophisticated'?, outgoing, in- telligent . . . section-13, blue eyes, summer 'f85 , the Fred. . .To have a happy, successful life and career. 59 .L if -. Not Available . . . sensitive, caring, loyal . . . Canada, think Johnn, Pizza Hut To be happy, healthy, and suc- cessful in everything I do. Aileen Kahrar A, Rags . . . friendly, talkative, outgo- ing summer f85', proms, special friends, Susan . . . To accomplish all my goals and always be happy. Alysson Keelan Captain Jazz . . . moody, opinionated . . .my summer with Jazz, Aluna, and Tyrone on Honeysuckle Road . . . To survive comfortable. John Keegan Keegs, Johnny Keegs . . . friendly, mellow, loud . . . Uncle Jack, X-coun- try, indoor track, parties, prom king . . . To marry rich and be successful. James Kelly Jim, Kel, Tomato Puss . . .Short, shy, relaxed . . . summer of ' 842 . To get a job and survive. Patrick Kelly Pat, Kells . . . athletic, friendly, crazy . . . summer of '851 working with the gang . . . To accomplish all desired Peter Kiczek Pete . . . predictable, noble, calm . . . the coming of summer each year . . . worldwide domination. Quintus King Friendly, hard-working, ambitious the Hunt, road trips, partying with my friends . . . To be rich and live a happy, successful life. Elizabeth Klem Unorganized, funny, obnoxious . . . good times with the best of friends . . . Money andfor power. 60 Tricia Krugh Trish, Trishgirl, Motley . . . sarcastic creative, happy. . .chemistry, quotes, Mia, Jody, Elaine, Mary To be successful and happy in everything I do Dona Lamb Don. . .different, artistic, athletic. . . cat, Dead, shed, U2, traveling, my family, Trevor . . . To see and do ev- erything. Rhovia Lambino Roh . . . quiet, Rho . . . quiet, petite, good listener . . . Junior prom . . . To independently help needy people in my accomplishments. James Largey Skip, Largs . . .gentlemanly, scholar- ly dry wit . . . quotes, Mr. Nautilus, Crisis Control . . . To be the best con- servative Repub. since Barry Gold- water. Andrea LaRosa Annie . . . mellow, different . . . table nine To roll down a strawberry hill. Theresa Legere Teresita daring, outgoing, com- passionate. . . riding, Ba-has, Torino, Laura . . . To be true as the tide and free as a windswell. Linda Lepore Lynn, Worm. . . bubbly, friendly out- going . . . special memories, Dave, Jean, Holly, all nighters, cheering . . . Thanks Mom and Dad, Love ya'. Mary Lewis Friendly . . . walk around the block, bad luck syndrome, HIS she your sis- ter?,' . . . To repay my parents who have given me so much. Michelle Lipka Friendly, funny . . . Quebec trip with Rachel Danish Bagel, Boy on bike in religion class . . . To be a successful lawyer. John Little Little, John competitive, ambi- tious, athletic quote of the day club . . . To make money. Suzanne Loeffler Sue, Soozer, Cleaner . , . friendly, fun quiet fun times with friends, dreams, concerts, bread love to my family . . . To always be happy. Eileen Logan Accident prone, energetic . . . Spring Garden, changing on the Avenue, the clique, turns 76442 . . . To be happy and to marry an accountant. Thanks Mom 8a Dad Gabriella Lorenzato Gaby friendly, funny Easy, Good answer, Frosh8cSoph years, le- velheaded logic, good times with good friends . . . Thanks Mom 84 Dad, Love You. David Loysen Wrestle-aholic, unique, fun . . . wers- tling, all the good times with friends, Thanks Mom and Dad . . .To be very, very, happily rich. Terri Mack Optimistic, happy, crazy . . . Ter . . . chem lab, volley ball, fire, huh'? , ski trip . . . To find the land called Hono- lee. Laura MacLaughlin Birdy . . . friendly, cheerful, open- minded . . . Tim, Theresa, Marie, Paula, Sebago '85', Skimo . . . To be happy with myself and life. Michele Madsen Shell .. . quiet, laid-back, procrasti- nator . . . getting lost in Rome with Dawn, Lisa and Mike . . . To become a successful accountant. Holly Mahon Obnoxious, friendly. . .Happy Holly, Holly Hole summer of '84, and '85' . . . To find love and to always be happy . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. I love U. Michele Malague Shelley, Wingnut Junior happy, guillible, easy-going . . . excellent times with excellent friends . . . To be happy, healthy and successful. Katherine Mandica Kathy . . .quiet, sensitive, dietetic. . . all the fun times with my friends . . , To be happy and successful. David Manrell Dave. . . happy, psychedelic, optimis- tic . . . Karnia, the bees, Sue and the legend, manuscript . . . To always be happy and comfortable. Patrick Mansfield Pat . . . courteous, crazy, friendly . . . Mr. Bradley as a rabbit . . . To man- age my own business. Margaret Marrin Marg, Grit . . . accident-prone, con- servative, determined . . . prom, best friends, RFH . .. To repay my par- ents and go two months without an accident Ric Martel Ric, Maaartelll dedicated, wise, conservative . . . being with friends at practice . . . To be looked up to as I did to my father. Walter Matejovic Walld, Wally . . . active, caring, hap- py. . .walking on the Boardwalk with Lynn . . . To be a top psychologist. Cassandra McClure athletic, friendly, caring proms, Varsity soccer, friends, car . . . To go to college and to be happy and suc- cessful in all that I do. Bruce McCoach Brewster . . . friendly, responsible, sharing friends, proms, football games . . . To go to college and suc- ceed in life. Gary McGeddy Garz . . . crazy, sleepy, adventurous .. . old Mustang and a place of my own . . . To go to college, 8L become successful and rich. Colleen A. McGrath lost, cool, obnoxious . . . some things speak for themselves . . . Colleen M. McGrath Col, Colman . . . mixed-up, funny, backwards . . . Growing up, falling in love . . . To go where the wind blows and bloom like a red rose . . . Thanx Mom, Dad Clement Meccia Clem . . . outgoing athletic, hand- some . . . sports, baseball and football . . . To go to college and play ball . . . To fall in love. Christopher Menconi Madman wild, loud, athletic the good times out of state physically and mentally . . . To marry the girl of my dreams. Maria Micale Moe . .. petite, bouncy, unusual Kim and company - Thanks for the memories . .. reaching for the stars but keeping one foot on the ground. Michael Miccio Mish . . . outgoing, civilized . . . .Iu- nior year at the Senior prom . . .To be a Lotto winner. Vito Migliazza Vit, Mig . . . cheerful, athletic, deter- mined prom, games, parties To be successful, wealthy, and have the most fun out of life. Jeannie Miller Beannie athletic, fun, critisized summers, Kristen, friends, boy- friend . . . To be the best I can .. . Thank you Mom and Dad. Darren Mills Simple cell good memory, wild, athletic good times out of state physically and mentally . . . To achieve my goals and a Porsche. Jacqueline Moncion Jack, Jackie . . . quiet, hard-working, sensitive . . . Junior prom, Rutgers, Brookdale . . . To be happily married and successful. Mark Monteleone friendly, short, laid-bak laid-back . . . period 6 Spanish 2 with Mr. Farmer . . . To go to college and become rich. Thomas Moran Gus, Mo. . . athletic, macho, civilized . . .Halloween night. . .To be a Lotto winner. William Moran Billy, Mo . . . Athletic, civilized . . . 4 years of basketball and the good times . . . To live life to the fullest and to be a success. Dawn Mosca Dawnie . . . talkative, sarcastic, opin- ionated . . . All the good times in ju- nior and senior years . . . To be a suc- cess and own a Jaguar XJ6. David Mote Multi. . . civilized, quiet, multitalent- ed .. . Halloween night . . . To be a successful engineer. John Mottes Sauce. . .outgoing, friendly, tired . . . 8th period freshman year . . . To be a successful businessman. Jennifer Motzel Jen, Motz. . . friendly, happy, talkac- tive . . . Fearsome Foursome, All my good friends . . . To be happy forever . . . I love you Mom and Dad. Kelly Nastasio Nasti . . . dazed, confused, outgoing . . .summer of ,85 with all my friends . . .To bring happiness to all and to be successful. Pamela Newell Pam, Map . . . friendly, dedicated, common senseless . . . Fun times with great friends, Ski trips . . . To be hap- py and always have time to shop. Gina Nitti Nit, Nicci . . . critter, giggly, incogni- to. . . Arizona, summer of '85 . . .To be happy. Kellie 0'Bosky Twiggy . . . creative, determined, complicated . . . Chef Whites, Gover- nor's School . . . To be a famous artist and live in a world of all arts. Amy O'Brien Aim, Aimers sensitive, under- standing, friendly beach, Drew, Rumson ,... To get married and live happily ever after and own a black GTI. Patricia 0'Bryne Rita . . . ambitious, trustworthy, stu- born . . . Good times at Spring Gar- den, Driving with Jen, Summer at Monmouth Beach . . . To succeed. 61 Jeanne 0'Connor Fun Master excited, organized, concerned . . . tennis, Hunt of '84, Summer of '85 . . . To never be late. Tim O'Hara Timbo, T. . . outgoing, friendly, most studious . . . The Hunt, section I3 . . . To leave my mark on the world and never to be forgotten. Christopher O'Rourke Chris . . . sarcastic, quiet, obnoxious Good times with friends, Ski weekends . . . To finish my education . . . Thanks Mom for everything. Cassie Petren Fun times at Spring Garden, Proms, Good friends . . . To live with my hus- band on our fully staffed yacht an- choring off the Grecian Islands. Sean Pflug Floog happy, patient, Dedi- cated Frosh initiation, Dead Concerts with Tim . . . To be a suc- cessful accountant and to be happy. Anthony Pizzonia Peeping Tom . . . Nosy, friendly, am- bitious . . . Summer of '85 . . . To be successful and travel all over the world. Timothy Plummer Pluma, Plumorous . . . funny, thirsty, irresponsible Pounding in Mor- an's basement . . . To meet Jerry Gar- cia and jam with the Grateful Dead. Mary Prentice Timsky, Opy, Spunk . . . hungry, ad- venturous, air-headed . . . Summer of '84, 85 , Rangers To find the rich man of my dreams. Barbara Quinlan Barb, Babs . . . friendly, accident- prone talkative . . . Pt. Pleasant, Ant House, Proms . . . To be a suc- cess and always love and respect my parents. Jim Quirk Neck athletic, sociable, reliable . . .Summer of'85 at Jack's beach. . . To obtain happiness and success. Heidi Rausch Heidi-Ho. . .happy, friendly, nice. . . Where are we going for lunch today? . . . To be happy in all that I do. Johanna Repert Jo . . . happy, friendly, lazy . . . Going to Wildwood .. . To be happy with whatever I do. Suzanne Rieger Riger, Bozo . . . unique, cheerful, bashful Concert Clan with the lunch bunch . , . To repay my parents by being successful in whatever I do. 62 Anthony Rogers Tony, Stoney, Big Toe . . . Spontane- ous, outgoing, friendly Rambo, Stinky, Timbo, section 13 . . .To be as happy and successful as I can be. Dan Rosa Gus Blaise . . . desireable, careful, courteous . . . Streaking through Al- lenhurst . . . To get a check plus and live till I die. Kathleen Rose Kathy . . . talkative, impatient, friendly . . . All high school memories with Andrea and Dawn . . . To be suc- cessful, happy, and rich in whatever I do. Harold Ruddy Jack, Jackson, Rambo under- standing, humorous, destructive section 13, good times wf Stone 8L Stinky To fly jets, beat Chuck Norris, SL laugh. Joseph Ruscavage Joey, Russ athletic, fun-loving, brilliant . . . football, track, b.ball games, all my friends . . . To be suc- cessful in whatever I choose. Sharon Ryan Wezzy. . . happy, sensitive, different, Summer of '85, all my friends . . . To keep in touch with the people I care most about throughout my life. Paul Sanguinetti Nice, honest, easy-going, patient . . . The Senior Prom and the party after . . . To be successful in business man- agement. Nancy Scala Nance . . . friendly, quiet, ambitious Prom, Great Adventure, Beach . . . To find success and happiness in everything I do. Patricia Schott Patti, Pat . . . high-spirited, thought- ful, happy-go-lucky . . . Trauma counsel counseling the Fun Bunch . . . To achieve success and happiness. James Sciortino Jimmy, Jimbo friendly, honest, lucky . . . Sands, Pass the bucket, Needo . . . Success in whatever I do. Daniel Scotti Scotti, Prez friendly, short-tem- pered, enthusiastic . . . plays . . . par- ties Student Council, loving family . . . To be happy in all that I pursue. John Scrivanic Scriv, Scrivey . . . Master of Disaster, Humanoid of the deep . . . beach, par- ties, friends . . .To take control of the world. William Sepe Brad outgoing road trips to Show Linden Court Green Card , Crew, late nights at the proch . . . To get through life the best way possible. Lisa Sestito Flipper J . . . adventurous, sarcastic, wild summer of '85 with Mulch and friends , . . To be happy with the one I love and never separate from crew. Michael Siino Siino, Mikey-boy . . . wrestling, par- ty, summer of '85, wrestling practice . . . To be happy and financially hap- PY- Tim Soos Tim, Dr. Soos, Zeus intelligent, intense, funny . . . Quote of the day club . . . To own a small South Ameri- can Country. Margaret Stinson Meg, Stins, Margo . . . outgoing, crazy, fun-loving . . . football games, parties Halloween '84 . . . To be hap- py and successful at whatever I do. Kevin Stone Stoner . . .athletic, outgoing, friendly . . . summer of '85, Quote Club, foot- ball and track . . . To earn an engi- neering degree and be successful. Sue Streberger Elmer Fudd crazy, industrious, talkative . . . Jumping out of moving vehicles, Eva, Judo forever . . . To stop at one red light before I do. Laura Strickland Beat'um . . . vivacious, ambitious, in- dustrious Bruce, Jen, Hilton Head, Hutchies . . . To be as happy, loved and respected as my parents. Carolyn Suda Smiley . . . friendly, outgoing, unique summer of ,85, Long Beach Is- land, Liz, Amy To be eternally tan and happy . . . Thanx for every- thing Mom8cDad Deirdre Sullivan Deirds .. . silly, friendly, happy . . . proms, parties, concerts, New York in the rain . . . To be happy and success- ful in everything I do. Erin Sweeney Erin . . . friendly, sensitive, deter- mined . . . soccer team, beach, school trips Basically to be happy and enjoy life. John Tabourn John, Tabes . . . laid-back, calm, shy . . . wrestling, surfing, skating half pipes . . . To have a good job during the week and surf on weekends. Christine Talbot Chrissy, Tis . . . non-conformist, sar- castic . . . The Dead . . . To succeed in my endeavors and to be happy. Christine Tursi Chris, Sweet P . . . friendly, athletic . . . my friends, Bruce concerts, par- ties To be in communications, meet Bruce . . . thanks Mom and Dad. Tracey Tyrrel T Esprit, funky, vogue Prom with Michael, Bruce, friends . . . To open a successful boutique in the Village. . .Thanx Mom and Dad, I love you. Anne Vaccaro Annie, Mogwai little, squeaky, confused cartwheels with Sue, proms, mushroom pizzas, jam, Great Adventure To be incredibly wealthy. Kimberlee Valeriani V-woman . .. excited, high spirited, silly . . . Mic, Mo, Joc, Pat, Bob Sen- ior year . . . To be successful and hap- py and repay my parents. Kathlane VanBloom Kathy, KVB . . . athletic, friendly, outgoing . . . Frosh year in Avon, ski- ing Vermont, the Hunt, Prom, friends . . . To be a successful business wom- an. Philip Varricchio Phil, Flip . . . quiet, friendly, serious sitting in the back of Brendas class with Tory, Kellie, and Kathy. To be happy, healthy, and wealthy. Joe Velba Velba funny, realistic, imagina- tive 9th grade with Mr. Swane and Mr. Valiente To become a success. Kim Vignolino Kimmie, Kimmit, Vigs . . . crazy, moody, outgoing . . . typing, biology, friends, Craig, Toby, Dave, Peggy. . . To be successful and happy in what- ever I do. Margaret Walsh Peggy, Peg confused, loyal Gore Mt., summers at Hutchisonls, driving Bunk . . . To live, to love, and to laugh. Susan Walsh Sue self-effacing, sensitive, spoiled Halloween ,82, Quarter- backs, yearbook . . . My family - I love you . . . To open my mouth and not put my foot in it. Elizabeth Weingarten Lizzie . . . shy, bubbly, outgoing . . . summer of '83-'85, Hunt, Prom, track . . . To be happy, to be very successful . . .Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you. Leslie Wherett Les musical, fun-loving, strange . . . Mom, Dad, Judy, David, Eva, Sue, and the rest, thanks . . . to be not just anotherjanitor in Carnegie Hall. Tommy Williams Tommy, Birdman . . . confused, lov- ing, radical . . . Being rowdy at gym- nastics, Caseyettes, The one day when everyone is in a good mood. Francis Woods Woodsy short, friendly, athletic . . . losing 5 pounds for wrestling then gaining 8 pounds at Pizza Hut . . . To be happy and successful at whatever I do. Melissa Worth Mis, Melis, Wissa . . .vivacious, bois- terous . . . on the sand, on the beach, Poconos, das Boat . . . To own Oscar Mayer Co. 8: life happily ever after. Nancy Wotycha Nance, Ycnan . . . Junior Prom with Roobie, Europe, Bruce, Charity Ball, section 13, ski trips . . . To own a bou- tique on the Champs D'Elysees. Kristen Wurst Kitty. . .talkative, obnoxious, fun . . . Great times with my buddies, Hunts, Bruce, Europe, lolli-pops . . . To marry the ultimate Irishman. Christina Xenakis Chris . .. ambitious, moody . . . Ad- venture wf friends at school and work, Long Beach Island, partying, skiing To exist happily. Thanks Mom and Dad. Helen Ying Hel .. . spiritive, ambitious, aggres- sive . . . Prom, Gary's car, 8th period Chemistry, Phovia working in a hospital helping others. Mark Young Angus Adventurous, suave, so- phisticated four wheeling with Chris, Mik Mike, Ed, Jett, Joe, and New Hampshire . . . To be healthy, happy, rich, and successful. Betty Zec Bud, Bets . . . friendly, happy, crazy Spain with Becki, Fab, and Micky, Bub SZ To be happy and have fun. Karen Zenkert Zenk . . . friendly, talkative, outgoing . . . Homecoming, Prom, parties with my friends . . . To be happy and suc- cessful in whatever I do. Jennifer Ziemski Jen, Jenster huggable, loveable, friendly driving to Colts Neck, take a deep breath . . . To stay close to family 84 friends, I love you Mom and Dad. Gary Zito Zito . . . funny, imaginative, realistic 9th grade with Mr. Swane and Mr. Valiente To become a suc- cess. Damian Zusi Laid-back, radical, sociable . . . Go- ing rad in Atlantic City, pounding wf the fellows, the day we got away wf it all . . . To be successful and happy. 63 Aki. 6 f-.,, A V M 7 ' A 5 I ,KVV 'Q f bf 1 XX W W M HN mai 0 9 ,I - :H J LT, hiwiruiuf Qs. fx QUQIN 11- lst Row - D. Beagen, J. Barret, K. Armetta 2nd Row - N. Fugaro, P. Reid, K. Bonforte, S. Black, S. Bloom 3rd Row - A. Altobelli, C. Baker, M. Baier, J. Albano, D. Berger, Mr. Bradley CHEESE! - Cindy Stark Another thoroughly, thrilling Thursday! lst Row - K. Boedart, L. Apollo, E. Arboleda, M. Boening, D. Apisa 2nd Row 4 G. Barreca, K. Benzell, S. Avison, M. Griffin, D. Bianchi 3rd Row A M. Alexander, M. Al- bano, Ted Beal, W. Agar, C. Boiko, L. Bivona, W. Alexander 66 ,dv -'GU 11-B 4 lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th Row P. Cerchio, C. Borriello, T. Cattanach J. Carrelha, V. Box, L. Bushnell Miss Bauer, D. Castello, J. Byrne, J. Burden Jo Moffat and Kim Boedart. K. Brundage, M. Carasia, J. Califano, M. Coburn, J. Brodbeck 5' qv- J .... wff',...5-'f ,A 'fi B . f ff Q V - A 1 N' ' J VV! 1 N ,.':., I x - Q N X .p-..,. 'M' J f , L E . . 41.1 . Q.. . -'.- .N . ,K H . .f , .4 lst Row - J. Cento- fante, N. Butler, L. Bronson, L. Chilson, C. Cleary, M. Car- mody, J. Cameli, C. Chinni, A. Cavan- augh, J. Comanducci 11- lst Row i E. DeMaira, B. Doherty, S. Conroy, M. Debbs, M. Costigan 2nd Row - D. Donzelli, K. Connolly, K. Cutaio, B. Donahue, B. DeSousa, J. De- Meo, M. Donlon 3rd Row - Mrs. Geran, K. Dominguez, S. DeVegh, A. DeVegh, L. DeSarno, L. Cruz lst Row A A. Daf- gard, F. Dapuzzo, K. Donimguez 2nd Row J. Doran, S. Craw, P. DeLucia, D. Connolly 3rd Row - D. Cranmer, M. Devine, P. Dorato, M. Cunningham, A. Cummings Left: Double Trouble - Tony and Sue DeVegh Right: Dan THE man, THE legend. fDan Kasunm, Pam Cerchia, Nancy Hintle- mannl H31 .-.4-nf' va... , if Ul 11-D lst Row - D. Flaherty, D. Garcia, R. Gant, C. Furlong, J. Guari, T. Fodero 2nd Row - Mr. McGinty, B. Finn, C. Garay, A. Faris, J. Erickson, J. Ford, B. Frantzen Kate Hall and Jenny Larkin lst Row - C. Durst, K. Doxcy, J. Enright, R. Fagan, D. Free- man, L. Fontanella, T. Downs -.5 new 11-E lst Row - K. Garmley, C. Hollen, J. Handler, K. Gross, C. Hall, N. Hintleman 2nd Row - T. Gorman, E. Hart, E. lvone, J. Holobinko, M. Harr, S. Graniero, A. Golden l N ,- . in l.. J ' lst Row - E. Gilbert, K. Gaughan, J. Gorski, M. Garvey, E. lmhof, S. Guariglia I-lgnestly Officer , , , 2nd Row - C. Gramas, K. Garreau, H. Hinkleman, E. Hanrahan, J. Harness, J. Jakub, S. Hauselt I Left - Ooh Aaah! - K. Gross and A. McGuire Right - Bosom Buddies - M..l. Alexander and S. Mazzuca 1..me..f....l.:..1.:.l.w..f 70 11-F lst Row - K. Kennedy, J. Kinlan 2nd Row g S. Knaur, M. Lanza, I. Lar- rauri, D. Kelly, J. Kennedy 3rd Row - P. Kelly, J. Joyce, O. Johnson, C. Kinlin, E. Keane, C. Komazec, J. Kolar- sic, L. Jennings lst Row - J. Knittel, S. Kubis ' How did l get into this mess? - Mary Jo Alexander 2nd Row - J' Larkin, K- Kufminf L4 Kaye, E- Larson 3rd Row - C. Kinney, C. Jarvis, R. Keller, D. Kasun, Miss Kiesla 71 11-G lst Row-T. Lucre, D. Lisowsky, M. Libre, L. Leonard, S. Nazzucca, M. Mackey, T. Loftus 2nd Row - G. LeRoy, J. Mandica, M. Leary, W W. Leon, S. Lewis, S. McCusker, M. Logan 1:5 You know them, you love them, you just can't get enough of them! - Jon and Greg Sometimes I go into my own little world, but it's okayg they all know me there. - Sue Guariglia Jolly Jolly Juniors!!! 72 'fl , f ,fi t. Q Fi .El .1 - 1' f -49 1 T' Iii nip! 'I Jw!! -'W-il v '-.-we . -. . fi Having more fun than humans should be allowed . . . these two O.K. - Everybody pretend they're Quasimodo!! ladies aren't ready for the impending killer duck attack. ius lst Row - J. Mandica, A. McGee 2nd Row - C. McCarthy, J. Lorenzo, J. Lucia P Mallon, I. McClure, M. Lynch, D. Massaro 3rd Row - R. Marrin, M. Maryanski, C. Mason l i - 5 11-H I like your leg so much I want to break it off . . . -. ,. ..,. . - - - a W.. -Y - - --A are Q 'QM-f- ' ' N P . twiirh 'se-M. I ,, A ,---' ' , .ge 1 - -- - Y5.i':,.Q3L:g:g,,?g51-:umm W- ffm., . -.4 P . . . . ---,,- W fm - - AA,- ---' L 1 - i R i i - ' ' r--ml , ., ,.,....,...m-N ff 'T2'Wfff5?WqY X3'T.,.f.TffZ 7li'k3k:1f:N'.1 - - K On his way to Shoetying 101, Scott prepares for a big test. ' '- lst Row A L. Polonio, K. Primavera, K. Mulvehill, M. Migliazza, N. Nahas 2nd Row: S. Niro, T. Murphy, M. Pennington, N. Nodzak, S. Mider, M. Murphy 3rd Row - Sr. Joanmarie, A. Paturzo, V. Meloro, J. McGuire, D. Reynoso, B. O'Connel1, G. Nelson, S. Racek 74 Just who the heck . . . ? ,ag ..,. . F 1 -I Oh reeeally ? ?? Cruel and unusual. . . this Junior will never cut class again!! M ,,i' 'V f 1' f ' While studying intently . . . Darren concludes: nothing's better than when it sits on a Ritz! 11-H lst Row - D. Miele, W. Reuter, K. Miller S. Nappi, J. Moffatt, E. O'Conn0r 2nd Row - J. O'Donnell, C. Reilly, K. Per- ry, J. Morecraft, J. Quinn, C. Ralston, K Radcliffe, L. Radcliffe While searching for the meaning of life, Nick finds the answer: 42! l I You crazy min!!! 75 11-I lst Row - D. Stamos, K. Sofronas, G. Ricci, C. Starke, L. Scarborough, C. Sira- cusa 2nd Row - Mrs. Hart, K. Sullivan, S. Ring, K. Sunris, J. Samalis, L. Serencko 3rd Row - J. Scarpino, W. Stinson, B. Stephens, H. Schnabolk, J. Sherrod, M. Skalecki .. ...Ql.w.t s--A +s fiif...-. ...Q LQA.., -'Af. . OUTSTAN DI G THLETES Junior Christine Furlong had another superb year in gymnastics. Not only did she win first place in State Sectionals, but she also took second place in the Shore Conference and State Competition. Christine, along with other Juniors, Liz Ziemski and Monica Tilton, helped the team to achieve the title of B North champions. Another outstanding athlete to be proud of is Regina Fagan. Regina's tennis skills put her on the Asbury Park Press First Team All-Shore. Other Juniors are Missy Debbs, Katie Hall and Kristen Primavera. Betsy O,Conner ran her way onto the Register's First Team All-County. The Girls Cross-Country Team another of RBC,s teams to Win First- County Shore Conference Bn North champions. 76 JU IOR RI CERE Juniors received their rings on October first, finally becoming true upperclassmen! lst Row A A, Scerbo, L. Skowrenski, G. Sparkes, M. Serafin, N. Sadotos, I. Smith, K. Riley, A. Sessa 2nd Row - J. Sosnowski, E. Stephens, J. Soviero, J. Sher- rod, A. Seigfried, L. Schott, S. Smith, P. Siino, R. Shields 11-J C.. .ff lst Row - S. Thompson, A. Theodule, R. Thompson, P. Walsh, K. VanBloem, T. Verni- cin, M. Zazzali, B. Youboff, l. Webb, D. Throcmorton 2nd Row - M. Taupeka, V. Zirrillo, C. Win- nicki, P. Thorne, J. Valdes, M. Zaleski, G. Vi lardi, J. Vignolini, C. Whitmore, Mr. Baglivio vW r Junior Dance The Junior class officers and Mr. Mark Bradley put together a fine dance which took place on October 4. The Juniors were glad to be together to celebrate the coming of a new school year. Anthony Caviglia was congratulated by all after he won THE PEE-WEE HERMAN DANCE-A-LIKE CONTEST . The Jolly Juniors definitely have the spirit to bring out class unity. 78 lst Row - J. Winchester, J. Uscinski, C. Tris- chan, P. Tivenan, E. Ziemski, M. Tilton, M. Wetzel, M. Yglesias, L. Washington 2nd Row - M. Williams, C. Vogel, J. Tanga- los, A. Wagar, A. Weber, E. Weedon, M. Tim- ney, C. Taylor, T. Viggiano, R. Wessing ST DE C UNCIL This year's Student Council was busy making our Junior year a great one. Activities started as early as October with dances, candy sales, and ring ceremonies. The Prom in May was a spectacular finish to our year! Thank you Nick, Mary, Piper, and Kristen! Evelyn, reverting to her primitive state. 79 ,- f:-- gr I , Y are . -,QQ . L ... ...- 4, 57... ,.... ov.- ix ,. KQV 3-egggv. Q5 vw y . '. ,W . Q ff x. ,i 0-me M ' -W-14 'C- Eh i 1 -. 1 53112. I v M...-Q I 1.9! 0 I , X I Q' W., 4 M an 10- E ,, ., lst Row - D. Apollo, M. Balestiero, C. Bodner, M. Barry, S. Barrett, 2nd Row - K. Antico, K. Black, D. Brickly, E. Barnwell, J. Amecangelo, K. Brennan, V. Blanch, S. Amato, T. Allegro, Mr. J. Soviero .9 . J , . ' W, gpg rt, F f -4. ,. ,,,,. , I 5255 55. Av L X ,nf-'I' ue. lst Row - C. Brannan, J. Burkhard, T. Quirk, 2nd Row - J. Boyle, A. Arbachesky, G. Bakos, J. Berdodatti, P. Avery, 3rd Row - K. Brennan, M. Brockriede, M. Arnone, K. Browne, J. Antonio Sophomore Presidentg Kim Antico 82 su., .35 4-9- 1 Y My ff 10-B lst Row - B. Cox, L. Cichetti, D. Codispotti, Coogan, J. K. Champlin, J. Chun, 2nd Row - M. Coo, C. Chesley, A. Carr, M. Cataldo, M. Chzasz, 3rd Row - Mrs. Callahan, C. Castano, C. Cole, M. Crawford lst Row - R. Campbell, C. Cullen, C. Cavagnaro, M. Carton, M. Cuasay, J. Catan Cancassi, 3rd Row - C. Carter, L. Conte, K. Cramer, D. Byrne, C. Carton eo, 2nd Row - G. Cardinal, B. 83 10- lst Row A L. Divorper, H. Domena, A. Faris T. Ford, N. Forsyth, C. Fitzgerald, J. Defeo, 2nd Row- L. Dwyer, P. Eberhardt, M. Dono frio, J. Faiclla, J. DeGrave, R. Dentrox, A Fuellemann, K. Fitzpatrick .... . lst Row - K. Fee, L. Donofrio, K. DePol, P. Dooley, 2nd Row - A. DeMaria, S. Dienes, M. DelPizzo, K. Dempsey, 3rd Row - J. Francesco, J. DeHainaut, P. Cuozzo, D. Doyle, J. Daisey, Mrs. Bruno 84 A 9 , Curly, Larry, and M0 Hey! Just what do you think you're doing'?! 10-D 4'-K 5CfGifEiff elm., it X 5 1 lst Row - J. Gossett, M. Griffin, K. Haggerty, A. Gilbert, L. D. Gallagher, K. Hanley, N. Furlong, J. Gray, W. Garrett, ,,.'-ffY ' ,Q Geigrich, A. Gilbert, K. Hanvey, T. Heidel, 2nd Row - T. Gill, K. Gormley, Mr. Altier f uri f l I lst Row - C. Hartnett, M. Hall, M. Groff, A. Hannan, J. Gilbert, K. Harrison, 2nd Row - M. Henry M. Guinnessey, K. Graziano, C. Genovese, J. Hertel, G. Gibson, G. Hays 85 10-E wk ,gf 1 +3 a l lst Row - J. Hunt, L. Kelly, M. Kazawic, K. Kelleher, N. Judge, K. Krugh, 2nd Row - M. Hernandez, E. Jennette, W. Hopkinson, S. Keane, S. Keane, J. Herring, J. Kennedy -zz 86 . f fi? Student Council The class of 1988 returned to R.B.C. as Sophomores and kept with them their sparkling reputations gained as Frosh. Under the guid- ance of Mr. James Soviero, President Kim Antico led a raffle, decorated halls, and held a successful candy sale. The unity of the 6'silly sophomores was illustrated in their class spirit at pep rallies, sports events, dances, and other gatherings. President - Kim Antico, Vice-President - Kim Black, Secretary f Treasurer - Christine Brannan, Committee Chairperson - Tara Quirk. .. ff. X g, it M .., .. fggzsiwf cis -. 4 35' 5 4 W. lst Row - M. Kalada, R. Lambino, E. Hoekstra, J. Hippensteel, L. Joyce, 2nd Row - l. lswanow, G. l-less, B. Kiczek, G. l-licks, 3rd Row A C. Kolbrenner, L. Johnson, M. Kearney, L. Johnson, K. Kirby, Mrs. Wilson - Goldenberg 87 10-F lst Row - H. McLean, M. Lane, S. Kwan, R. Lambino, K. Landolfi, C. Marren, 2nd Row W T. LaBracio, D. Lane, C. Logan, D. Lisowsky, 3rd Row - M. Leroux, C. Lowe, M. Lewis, B. Marley, L. Mazzia -Q 1 f i 88 we NX W ' QQQ. J ,gi M 1 .g-iv-nba lst Row- K. McGrorry, J. McDevitt, Mrs. Davis, 2nd Row- T. McMahon, M. McCarthy, M. Mussari, K. Masonius, C. Lepore, 3rd Row - S. Leone, B. Little, L. McAllister, K. McGrath, K. Masi 89 10-G lst Row - K. McQueeney, K. Murphy, S. Nye, S. O,Neill, K. Mitchell, M. Pagliaro, J. Nogneira, S. Mussella, K. Mulcahey, 2nd Row - D. Mulligan, J. Meade, S. Moriarity, D. Monica ,, 3 of kiwi' 5 lst Row - J. McGrane, C. Moran, V. Napier, K. Murphy, J. McMenamy, K. Oneidas, J. O'Brien, C. Micale, 2nd Row - Mrs. Schader, T. Monroe, M. Newsome, J. Page, J. Neren- berg, R. O'Hara, P. Palieri 90 - P. Peduto, M. Pasco, J. Ruff, G. Rathemacher, M. Rosa, Ms. Kowitt H kt 10-H ol' lst Row - C. Rubino, G. Robinson, A. Rehill, C. Saake, A. Rescinio, 2nd Row W lst Row - A. Rathemacher, J. Popolo, K. Raymond, T. Ryan, E. Ruddy, 2nd Row - K. Ryan, S. Parks, E. Roleke, M. Ruscavage, K. Rew, A. Reilly -all 91 10-I lst Row - K. Stanton, D. Slater, L. Stein, E. Thompson, 2nd Row - E. Showk, V. Scialli, V. Shea, J. Satter, 3rd Row A S. Sam, A. Schmitt, N. Southwell, P. Talleriko, T. Stack, N. Scheurer, M. Smith I i Q E lst Row - Mr. Bender, L. Smith, J. Schott, M. Steel, K. Taylor, M. Sanguinetti, L. Stein, A. Small, K. Schreppel, L Simone, J. Swolack, C. Stoliz, J. Smith, 2nd Row - K. Ryan, M. Scrivanic if L 92 Gigi 3 Q 10-J lst Row - J. VanPatten, L. Visceglia, M. Vil- ladelgrado, S. Wreiolc, D. Trunzo, 2nd Row - Sr. Callahan, J. Trumpbour, A. Zaleski, C. Zink, L. Williams, G. Villardi, C. Whalen, B. Zanetich 'X . W, lst Row f J. Williams, J. Umstead, J. Vinci, J. Wilgred, A. Vecchione, J. Ziemski, A. Zenkert, W. Walsh, M. Vaccarelli, Sr. Regina i .. 'ivy 93 5 wif WSW W Nr ,W iii,-i R 1 lst Row A. Brown, A. Becza, C Boyle, M. Bremekamp, P. Borriello K. Ardito 2nd Row M.J. Capolongo, M. Calise, J. Brassil, J. Blalack, M Armour, J. Avery, D. Angello, Mrs. Edmonds .FII tfxfbwg A W-wh - ,- ' 5 -- -U. X.. 6 96 lst Row C. Adcock, L. Barsnica, T. Bushnell 2nd Row J.A. Bcagan, M. Bauer, K. Boyle, L. Calandriell, L. Amecangelo 3rd Row J. Caine, F. Cambell, L. Abbatiello, P. Botti, D. Camoosa 9-B Q as 'W'- N . 'WAV -Cflqytl flnjt lst Row K. Carroll, L. Conte, D. Cook, S. Clement, B. Cramer, N. Chilingaria, 2nd Row M. Cusa, E. Coggshall, D. Creighton, R. Cronin, M. Carney, K. Czarnecki, S. Coltrain Thank God this wall is here, these stairs are exhaustingli' lst Row T. Condone, S. Coskey, L. Caras, M. Cavagnagh, C. Chinni, J. Carrelha, T. Condon 2nd Row C. Coleman, R. Craw, C. Casola, M. Connelly, E. Corcoran, T. Crornerty, Mr. Valente 97 9-C lst Row J. Donlon, H. Denonna, A. Dziedzic 2nd Row T. Faria, T. Ernst, F. Faulhaber 3rd Row S. Falkenberg, Mrs. Phillipp, A. Davis 4th Row A. Eckstein, K. Feehan, J. Folgore Sth Row P. Gaffney, H. Dooley, L. Davidson 6th Row S. Donadei, J. Gallinelli, A. Ferrcri 1 gr W W I Aj - 'www if 1- W. M, .,.,, ,mm ... .,,,. 7 , 5 V . ,- K 13,311 Q. 1 H 2' 2 4 i lst Row I. Falkenberg, L. Doode, A. Davis, S. Dollinger, A. Franklin, S. Doerr, A. Dynan 2nd Row T. Erickson, K. Ehrbar, M. Dannunzio, E. Desevo, P. Faherty, K. Denny, M. Devine, D. Dow, D. Foley 98 lst Row S. Haigney, E. Imbach, T. Garrett. M. Gartland, T. Gruncse, J.M. Grosso, P. Hunnewell 2nd Row D. Harrison, R. Hurley, A. Hale, R. Jordan, E. Joy. G. Glassberg, J. Gross, P. Genovese 9- D Q, TX? Hag... If .X 'wif , AI 4' 'W I ...' f 1' M.. A 5 . :na x 9-E lst Row H. Knox, K. Kouten, J. Lopano, C. Lofstorm, K. Kinlin, P. Leopard, E. Kernan Znd Row M. Leather, T. Kinney, J. Lippen, L. Kovac Kovacs, S. Keane, J. Klem, E. Lorber, J. Legerc, N. Kroeper lst Row K. Kane, T. Logan, G. Lindsay, J. Klakis, S. lozano, A. Kearney 2nd Row T. Kemp, D. Kane, B. Kelly, J. Kahrar, J. Lambertson, K. Kowalski, R. Kaye, A. Gilbert, C. MacLeod 100 'A lst Row D. Mirardie, L. Mack, A. Maxino 2nd Row K. McNamara, L. MacClary, J. McGowan, L. McFadden 3rd Row B. Mansfield, F. Marda, M. Ma- Luch, K. Maguire 4th Row T. McCormick, G. Martelli, M. Mackey, J. Martinez, L. Maloney 9-F Freshmen will do anything for a picture. .- K' x l Q- Q -,- , . ,dn-sul' lst Row D. Menture, W. Matsikoudis, A. Migliazza, K. McDevitt Znd Row M. R. Migliazza, B. Kurian, B. McCann, S. Mauceri 3rd Row N. Govag, D. Miholovac, K. Mminear, S. McDonald, D. Marcigiana 4th Row C. Martel, J. Marrin, B. McArdle, A. Malakates, D. Margauski 9-G lst Row T. Perkins, P. Primavera 2nd Row M. O'Neill, T. Moroney, C. Montanero 3rd Row M. Moore, A. Paoleschi, D. Plakyda, G. Motzel 4th Row D. Organek, A. Newell, D. Monfiston, K. Molinelli, P Proctor, S. Pochis lst Row A. Montes, P. Mulchay, M. 2nd Row J. O'Donnell, R. Post, K. Murray, T. Nodzack, L. Peluso 3rd Row S. Noel, G. O,Keefe, D. Organek, M. Gandy, M. Murphy, M. Morrison, M. O'Neil, M. Mona- han 102 lst Row T. Ruggiero. A. Rausch, K. Raleigh, S. Prozeller 2nd Row A. Sadowsky, E. Ryan, R. Rebollo, A. Robinson, T. Rankin 3rd Row B. Riley, J. Rich, J. Ruddy, C. Quirk, L. Robirosa, T. Saal, T. Rogers 4th Row M. Sabates, H. Redd, S. Ryan, A. Rudolph, S. Rosant, S. Rosseel, A. Pynqus, Mrs. Ferguson 9-I lst Row J. Smith, M. Siciliano, M. Somers, N. Seslito, W. Sakatos, P. Steiitz, J. Tedesco, R. Spiefogel 2nd Row L. Smith, L. Suszukowski, P. Stavola, M. Sweeney, P. Samalis, A. Stegner, M. Smith, M. Schramm, S. Sweeney .. ., . Q. .H --T -K XY. ,. e x, Y ' A Z KU .fa sk.. ' gs., Ss . Q Q f X .v., lr.v.ll ' l .-x..,x. J 'Wy' I .. x.. 104 X x xv , x, ,iz N figs.. .I . Q'-, -1 kv, lox :Lvl I '. .. J, M - -, M, x L -x fe 'AAL ' '- '- '.,L.s--SLQA M .JW .R of in -K ,. K S 'A 'T K .jgzk x y K --.N A 4 Q32 f X 5 . A, .T . T ,Xx L V. , i- N -X -x J., .. 'QTL V., l 1 l lst Row K. Sullivan, C. Thomas, C. Taylor, D. Stivala, S. Sosnowski, L. Sweeney 2nd Row Mrs. Gill, A. Sheehan, H. Tommins, K. Salano, A. Santos, K. Spara 3rd Row A. Scalpati, K. Taylor, L. Tave, J. Ska- lecki, J. Sargent M . . .- S., us lst Row A. Vecchione, A. Wheeler 2nd Row A. Tucker, K. Worbel, T. Wester, H. Williams, M. Zaleski 3rd Row A. Wesling. G. Wood, E. Walsh, P. Wagner, A. Travas 4th Row D. Westerhoff, M. Webber, B. Walke, E. Thomas, J. Ventre, Miss King 9-J lst Row M. Williems, K. Tocci, J. Tim ney, M. Williams, M. Zito, C. Vena 2nd Row K. Vilak, S. Thomson, E. Wil ton, J. Urich, D. Wincher, J. William son 3rd Row E. Weedon, L. Wurst, G Woyshner, E. Traino, C. Zusi, T, Vin celli, J. Vincent WN- Whatcha talkin 'boul,, Willis'?! 105 ST DE C UNCIL The Freshman Class of 1989 was ex- tremely fortunate to be led by the likes of their freshman student council. President Lisa Abbatiello, Vice-President Greg O'Keefe, SecretaryfTreasurer L. Ame- changelo and Committee Chairperson Ca- sey Taylor, displayed excellent leadership qualities all year. With the support and aid of the freshman moderator, Mrs. Joan Ed- monds, they conducted many successful events including the record-breaking can- food drive for the Thanksgiving holiday. It is indeed a difficult task to organize events and produce effective results with a large, new class of freshmen, however, this coun- cil came through with flying colors and guided their class through an important year. 106 ai: f ' ,v'Ix'3 t i-:Li QE' 'Keefe, Leighann Amechangelo, Casey Taylor, Lisa Abbatiello U7 Freshman at large! ,Xa A 108 li' U M 1 WZFS ,ywiiv , r-f ' . V .f., ' 2 4 i K ,vfl Wg E f f E 1 N M ,,N,.f' --Q 9- !'Nw. Q, Capturing the memories of an entire year takes many long hours of hard work and dedication. The 1985-1986 Yearbook Staff, supervised by Mrs. Scerbo, met this challenge. Along with editors-in- chief Susan Walsh and Francie Ciesla, the yearbook staff and photographers transformed blank white pages into a representation of a full school year at Red Bank Catholic. Yearbook Editors: QBRJ S. Cheyne, C. Holzer, M. Griffin, K. O'Bosky, P. Carlo, T. Krugh, P. Newell, K. Sullivan, J. Larkin, C. Zenakis CFRJ T. Tyrell, S. Walsh, K. Hall. ecuring S nuke an v 4. xi N in 1 .L , mia. - my was say' wane mmf Q giiwfjar- sal Fw MMMJTL . . Ng . X. T X if Rf The lighter side of being a yearbook editor: CT. Kurgh, P. Newell, T. Tyrell, S. Cheynej 110 1'-3 .QTY X ur M marie lug, . if ga Q., ww X' is me ' 'S '.,smwfmasw+ gf -gL' 11. ,U 5 fBelowJ Editors-in-chief Francie and Sue working hard as usual? ::. my .f-.1, ,,..r aa u nmiiyi' g xsiaacveslwn' 'Q ef' -wyzifw .nerttmsm f K.. ' -4-41 W 'hills ., A . K ,uri nwtpnuuv' .A ,, a- fl QZHXWBP-4 ,E nn use -sr ' W lsmmsn wa iNiisfylY!FaI2l8eUt cfs, FJ 1 usual 44 Yearbook Staff: CBRJ J. Chambers, K. Miller, M. Costigan, L. Drayton, CMRJ L. Devan, K. Garreau, A. McGuire, G. Ricci, E. Gilbert, T. Murphy, P. Tivenan, A. Cavanagh, R. Keller, J. Knittle, P. Walsh QFRJ L Leonard, C. Petren, E. Logan. lll The 1985-86 Signpost staff provides their fellow Caseys with the latest scoop regarding the RBC community. The staff's accomplishments include placing second in the Quill and Scroll division of the International J ournalistic Society. Guided by Sister Joanmarie and by editor-in-chief Shannon Kaeli, this year's staff is definitely a success by any standard. 112 Investing in Lye it Students Against Drunk Driving, moderated by Mr. Baglivio, is a club designed to spread the awareness of the dangers of drinking and driving among students and adults. Officers Bill Leon, Pam Cerchio, Deidre Stamos and Leigh Doninger have planned an assembly during the prom season with Hector DeVall as the guest speaker. SADD also set up a booth, which featured facts about drinking and driving, in December 1985 at the Monmouth Mall. ll3 Helping Hand Although many of us are Catholic, sometimes we may not live up to our Christian duties. Members of the L.I.F.E. Club choose to truly give of themselves in activities such as food drives a tii for the poor and gifts for the lonely. The members of L.I.F.E., under the direction of Sister Regina, set an example for other members of the R.B.C. community. Members of the CPR! First Aid Club dedicate many hours in order to learn the various lifesaving techniques. After learning the necessary procedures in the event of an emergency, these students, under the supervision of Mr. Baglivio, receive a certificate of the completion of the course. ll4 Art Services, under the direction of Mrs. Kennedy, provides the Casey community with their creative talents by taking on endeavors of artistic value for the school. The members of this club draw attention to important events of the school through their art work by making posters, program covers, and handouts. The Forensics Team, moderated by Miss King and Miss Bauer, has done well in the past, and this year has been no exception. With Meg Andrews as President and Francie Centofante as Vice-President, this yearis team has become very strong. The team has competed in tournaments in Philadelphia and Baltimore. Much time has been invested in the tournaments, which take place from 8AM to 5PM. Congratulations on an outstanding year. 115 Under Mr. Cross' guidance, the members of the Sports Appreciation Club meet during activity periods for some intramural action. Both the finer points of basketball and baseball are discussed. Participants need not be varsity letter winners. Consequently, improvement on a personal level is stressed. s K K Intramural Interaction .,-f X!f nun U9 6 by 8 5 2- 15 A c Ct ? 4, V c Av r-,vw 1. .. 'V 1 up c V, A A 'V rk , , Q-60 lik I c l 1-is t J-. r g eerlnf ' 3 iii'i E --If A iiii 4 .tg Qi ,,ccp .li IQQQEQW l , ,Q 1 ,..,,.., frl ll6 ang tmtegie The talented Caseys sing their hearts out in the Chorus and Glee Club, directed by Mr. Bender. Working in perfect harmony, these girls perform in both the Christmas and Spring Concerts, as well as, in masses and graduation exercises. The Game Club, moderated by Mr. Soviero and Mr. Valente, consists of a group of students who wish to sharpen their game playing skills. It allows the members to have an enjoyable break during the course of a school day, while also allowing them to increase their concentration and other mental skills. l17 Celebritie Of Thee I Sing, the 1985-86 School Play is a 1930's George Gershwin musical comedy. Of Thee I Sing takes a satirical look at the presidential election by poking fun at politicians running a campaign based on love and by holding a beauty contest to find the Presidentls wife-to-be. The cast is directed by Mr. William Coyle who is assisted by Miss Gretchen Bauer. The members of the cast spend up to 18 hours a week singing and dancing to tunes such as Of thee I Singw and Love is Sweepingf, This year's stars included Francie Centofante as Mary Turner and Matt Devine as John Wintergreen. Special thanks go to Mr. Tom Phillips and his dedicated stage crew for their hard work building the set. ll8 Of Tomorrow Toning and 3 x Xe XS lab Hefty Caseys all pulling together make up the Weight Training Club. With personal guidance from Mr. Mautner, these students keep physically fit by using the newly renovated facilities of the RBC uni- versal and power weight rooms outside of their re- quired physical education classes. The Weight Train- ing Club is open to all RBC Muscle MEN and WOMEN. 120 unzng U The Concert and Jazz Bands, under the guidance of Mr. Bender, display enthusiastic support for RBC. They initiate and produce much of our school spirit. The bands perform in the annual Christmas show and Spring Concert giving the members the opportunity to display their talents, as well as, giving the audience the chance to enjoy the band's music. ttt f-f ' ' im. my 121 Probably the most popular club in the school, the Ski Club promises fun and recreation for all of its members. The Ski Club, under the direction of Mr. Montenaro, travels in search of the ultimate skiing conditions. Both day and night trips to areas such as Camelback and Gore Mountain are included in the itinerary this year. These trips provide inexperienced skiers the chance to learn, and they provide the more experienced skiers with the chance to perfect Cand perhaps show offj their technique. 122 Hittin the Slope Z 'u9r Meeting the Challenge Headed by Mr. Altier, the R.B.C. Stock Market Club, plays the stock market game. The game is completely computerized, and each team is given an imaginary sum of 100,000 dollars. The umoneyl' is then invested in specific stocks. The team follows the stock market according to the New York Stock Exchange and the American Stock Exchange. Computerized printouts show the amount of money either gained or lost, as well as, the teamis ranking according to its net earnings. Stock Market Club CBRJ Mr. Altier, S. McCusker, C. . Fairlie, B. McCoach, J. Apisa, F. Woods CFRJ E. Hanrahan, N. Scala The Tennis Challenge Ladder, under the guidance of Mr. Marley, allows for the development of tennis ability of those students who wish to play. The members of this club have a schedule of whom they are to play and they also keep a running tab on the wins and the losses. Tennis Challenge Ladder QBRJ M. Williams, T. Verenicin, L. Wurst, J. Ruddy, M. Schramm, CFRD K. Primavera, K. Mulvihill, P. Guinessey, N. Forsythe 123 WORLD E WS M . , , , .qmwwxwwm A YEAR UF 124 -Alu. APARTHIED . . . ...TERROR... . . . VIOLENCE . . . . . . DISASTERS DEVASTATION . . . - Lil fisfff 1- -- . . . DESPAIR . . . ,xx fg, Left page: Topg Shiite Muslim threatens from hijacked TWA jet in Beirut. MIDDLEg Blacks riot in protest of Apartied in Johannes- burg, South Africa. BOTTOMg Ital- ian Liner Achille Lauro hijacked by Palestinian terrorists. RIGHT PAGE: TOPQ One of the many, a Delta jet crashes killing 137 with 29 survivors. MIDDLE: Mudslide re- sulting from Colurnbia's Nevado del Ruiz eruption killing 25,000. BOT- TOMg Scene of Mexico City after earthquake that killed 20,000. 125 BUT ALSO OF U.REC0GNUTON.U 1MHHEVHWENT.H BRUUCE COURAGE LEFT PAGE: TOP, Washington D.C. Vietnam memo- rial inscribed with 58,000 names dead or missing. BOT- TOM LEFT, Pete Rose beats Ty Cobbis career hit record with number 4,l92. BOTTOM RIGHTQ Bruce Springsteen, local hero, rocks America with his number one hit Born in the USA. RIGHT PAGE TOP, Space . . . AND OF HOPE. 'Nr Shuttle Challenger explodes killing 7 aboard including first civilian in space Christa McAuliffe. BOTTOM, President Ronald Reagan and Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev begin a dialogue for peace in Geneva. l27 izx- ,,,-,---Iv' Ex fl-fi - it Qu M s K X A YN X XX S I -Qi? 11- , ff : df' xl H, gg Fir t And Ten C97JDamien Zuzi, f96JBrian Dominguez, C59jChris Menconi, Q30JJim Sciortino, f5JJohn Little, f58jTom DeJong, f75JTim Soos, C84jJoe Ruscavage, t65JBuddy Fitzgerald, f35JJerry Cerqua, fl2JAlan Choback, f33jMark Jackson, Q7JBob DeMaria C40jMatt Cunningham, f8ljJeff Broadbeck, C86jBrian Cohen, C26jJoe Lucia, C29jMike Furlong, f57jHarry Chebookjian, C4JKevin Stone, f22jGreg Flanagan, f5ljMike Daley, C64jJim Quirk, f56jDave Falcone, C54JMatt Zaleski, C44JChris Masonius, C84JRich Caldwell Q89JJohn Saxton, f53JDoug Hicks, C30JKevin Browne, Q28jChris Marra, f6ljBill Agar, f63JRich -Marrin, fl8JSidney Armour, C36JAl Golden, f87JJohn Burden, f4lJAnthony Codispodi, f84jDave Connoly, f85JJohn Holibinko, C80JClaude Taylor, f50JTroy Federaro C73JTom Munroe, C74jCarmen Genovese, C42JGerry Gibson, f88JMark Brockreide, C27jWillie Hopkinson, Q82jDaryll Monica, C52jJohn Satter, f46JMike Cataldo, C38jMike Leroux, f95JBill Garett, f68jBrian Marley, Cl5JKarl Cramer, Q66JGerald Hesse, Ql7JJoe Amecangelo. C23jScott Wolfe, fl3jChris Carton, f3lJPeter Eberhardt, Coach Cook, Coach Farmer, Coach Montanaro, Coach McGann, Coach Case, Keith Ryan, Q2JJason Grey, Ql5jPatrick Cuozzo, Q88JBob Wheeler. Missing - Clem Meccia, John Scrivinac Mgr., Carl De Groot. The Red Bank Catholic Football Team had an outstanding season. The Caseys finished out the year with a 7-3 record, claiming the B-North Co-Title. Seniors Jim Quirk, Jim Sciortino, Tim Soos, and John Little were nominees for the Scholar Athelete Award, given by the Red Bank Register. Also, Damien Zuzi made First Team All-County. Other Outstanding players were juniors Rich Caldwell and Al Golden. After losing in the Parochial A semifinal to Holy Spirit, the Caseys bounced back and won the Thanksgiving Day game against Rumson, 10-7. The football team owes much of its success to Head Coach Mr. Louis Montanaro and his excellent coaching staff of Mr. Pat Farmer, Mr. Stephen Lake, Mr. Pat McGann, Mr. Tony Flego, Mr. Joe Pagano, Mr. Carrol Cook, and Mr. Wally Case. Without their dedication and the dedication of the players, the 1985 season would not have been such a success. l30 RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC Scoreboard Red Bank Reg. 6 Middletown No. l3 Asbury Park 21 Ocean Twp. 21 Raritan 12 Monmouth Reg. 7 Long Branch 3 St. John Vian. 6 Holy SpirfAbsJ 14 Rumson-FH 7 . R e 1 . A Left: . . . and they all fall downQMiddletown Northj Below left: Growing up. Below right: He's mine Tom De Jong CAI Goldenj aayyaa C. fw2,'fs.i f . Wh- M Aja' .asf . 5 :M M S. f '41 fi M, . . V , , , sl fx S 'Q' W 'Y , . y g , 5555 .1 4 3 1' .. to Qi, l,-' V y ,,. 2 V K n 1. ' ' -. . I V , A? ,,,.. 5 if f ff- M , ' A .ag A b' r'tll .. to .,.' r . .,.. -. ff:,,f,:,f..f., ' . -7 .4, - ff' v ' , . J- J - v C i a at f' if , if 5. Opposite page: This bud's for you! CBuddy Fitzgeraldj Left: Buddy Fitzgerald and Harry Chebookjian open the field for Choback's fire. 131 T wi t and Shout Led by captains Eileen Logan, Patti Carlo, and Sharon Homa, the Casey cheerleaders brought much excitement and enthusiasm to the football games. Rain or shine, they supported the football team and helped to create spirit among the spectators. Not only did they cheer at games, but these spirited Caseys also participated in pep rallies and the Halloween parade in Red Bank. Junior Varsity: FR - C. Cleary, M. Garvey, J. Knittle fCaptainsjg SR - K. Taylor, D. Apollo, L. Geigerich, J. Boyle, BR - K. Antico, M. Sangvinetti, C. Brannan, C. Lepore, M. Steele. Varsity: FR - E. Logan, S. Homa, P. Carlo CCaptainsjg SR - G. Barrecca, L. Lepore, M. Boehning, J. Handler, TR - S. Graniero, H Mahon, S. Nappi, J. Barrett, K. Miller, BR -Q K. Benzell, G. Lorenzato, R. Grant, N. Wotycha, J. Hall, T. Gilroy. 132 I I r l' fx 'XXA Golden Girls Small Flags: FR - J. DeFrancesco, A. Cavanaugh, S. Bennett fCaptainsJ SR - N. Hintlemann, A. Dafgaurd, C. Cavanaro, J. Cateno, A. Hannan, C. Grammis, N. Sakatos, K. Brundage, S. Racek, C. Trcient, S. S. Dienes, P. Tivenan, J. Gassett, K. Garreau, P. Cerchio, L. Leonard, L. Doninger: Tall Flagsg FR - S. Henry, C. Petren, K. Nastsio fCaptainsj SR 4 B.M. Cancassi, A. Arbachesky, G. Robinson, J. Vinci, J. Bryne, R. Cambell, RB - K. Rily, D. Massarno, V. Hinton, K. Kwaak, S. Thompson, I. Smith, S. Avason, L. Dude. Color Guards: FR - P. S. Clement, BR - M.R. Migliazza, C. Casola, S. Coskey, L. MacClary Bottom Right - It's time to relax . . . CNancy Hintlemannj Small Flags, Tall Flags, and Color Guards were coached by Ms. Mascolino and Mrs. Dilaney. They met twice a week to practice routines for the coming weekend. They supported the 1985 Varsity Football team to a winning season. 133 They,re playing The 1985 Marching Band once again led the Casey fans to a season filled with spirit and enthusiasm. Not only during entertaining half- time shows but also during enthusi- astic activities such as pep rallies and parades, the Casey band had a successful year. Adding to that suc- cess was their grand victory at the Wall Township Competition. This year's Casey Band has had a major part in lifting everyone,s Casey spir- it! Left: Thomas Bender Right: Tricia Krugh 134 T errific T wirlers The l985 Red Bank Catholic Twirl- ers helped lead cheering for our championship football team. The girl's on the squad practiced hard everyday and always did the best they could. It may seem like twirling is all play and no work, but it takes a lot of hard work and practice to be good. Congratulations go to Mary Jo Alexander for her performance and leadership of the squad. Top: Mary Jo Alexander Special thanks to Mr. Tom Bender for his remarkable accomplishments conducting the band. He is to be commended for his hard work and leadership which have earned him the respect and admiration of not only his musicians but all who have heard him play. 135 tate Champ . . . Again. lst Row - R. Fagang 2nd Row - K. Valeriani, J. OiConnor, C. Decker, B. Strickland, C. Desmond, P. O'Byrneg 3rd Row - N. Forsyth CManagerJ, H. Denona, K. Murphy, M. O,Neill, A. Coo, K. Hall, M. Mattock, K. Primavera, M. Debbs, P. Talerico, Back - Coach Marley. The RBC girl's tennis team, coached by at third singles with a 52-2 record. The Mr. James Marley, had another RBC doubles tandems of Pat O'Byrne - outstanding season. The hard work and Jeanie O'Connor and Bea Strickland - long hours the girls put in paid off with Katie Hall solidified the team as both yet another All-Groups State Title. Along were undefeated for two years. Jeanie with the state title, the Caseys also won O,Connor topped her fourth year at first the Shore Conference Championship. doubles with a lOl-1 record. Neither Pat Leading the team this year was junior O'Bryne nor Bea Strickland ever lost at Regina Fagan. She proved to be a true RBC. Other supporting seniors are team leader. Missy O'Neill came in to the Carolyn Desmond, Alida Coo, Michelle second singles position. Under pressure, Bourgoyne, and Kim Valeriani. Missy was a definite key player as she Throughout the season, they showed surpassed Catrina Rolley for the state Casey team spirit. They are truly a team title. Cathy Decker ended her second year RBC can be proud of. l36 RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC Scoreboard St. John Vianey Lacey Twp. Red Bank Reg. St. Rose Newark Academy Montclair-Kimb. West Orange Ocean Twp. Long Branch Asbury Park Monmouth Reg. Ridgewood Holmdel Raritan Imm. Hrt Westwood Manasquan Rumson-FH West Orange , F I tt S LEFT - ll0 lbs. of twisted steel and sex appealf, CRegina Faganj BELOW - 'lYeah, take that! fCathy Deckerj New X . wt I I m ay me - A lei - 555 l- ,,,:, V. 4 e-- tt- ,I11 I 1 ---t 1 ,,t'. Ns Q 'W ' ,- s X , , M,,tQtw,M , . TOP LEFT - So I have to go in this car?', CKarolanne Murphyj ABOVE RIGHT - 5' I got it fBea Strickland 8a Katie Hullj LEFT - Fun in the sun! 137 I'll umble for 'Yan Standing: L. Ziemski, M. Tilton, R. Bolen, R. Comerford, J. Ziemski, C. Furlong, L. Maunter fcoachj: Middle: K. Kelleger, M. Coo, J. Ziemski, P. Boriello Kneeling: W. Sakatos, T. Ruggerio, A. Wheeler, D. Mentor, A. Sadowski, K. Ryan RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC 138 104.6 100.85 105.2 99.05 99.05 106.35 98.35 101.2 99.1 107.15 Scoreboard Middletown South 67.25 Shore Reg. 61.5 Ocean Twp. 88.5 Raritan 77.1 M i d d 1 e t 0 w n North 81.0 Holmdel 101.3 Monmouth Reg. 77.6 Brick Twp. 71.2 Manasquan 34.0 Rumson - FH 106.75 The 1985 Girls Gym- nastic Team finished their spectacular season with a 10-0 record: They won many titles including the B-North conference Championship, Sectional State Championship, and third place in the state meet. Christine Furlong, who led the team through their undefeated season, won the individual sectional state title. Another devot- ed member of the team, Monica Tklton, was given an award for her excellent performance throughout the season. Captains, Jen- nifer Ziemski and Robin Bolen not only contributed their talents but also their skill to the team. Left: Pretty as a ll ' 9 picture. t Below: Fly like an ' eaglef, CChristine f e Furlongj e .. ,. .. .,... , ,.,,..,, ,. . . .. ,.,, , . A L . . .,,, ,, . . lf Left: Hrenslon bulldsw to s ,ez t l Above Left: Well, here e tt ttit goes . . . ,' Uennifer g if Q Z1emsk1J ff' ,44 139 ur est Foot Forward The 1985 Boyis Soccer Team was composed of many young players. Strong Casey spirit was shown throughout the whole team, even when the going got rough. The team owes much of its success to its first year coach, Mr. Tony Scoriolla. Some key players were seniors Pat Kelly, Lee J upinka, and Ric Martel. Outstand- ing juniors Joe Albano, Mike Maryanski, and Brian O,Connell will re- turn. 140 Varsity: First row: Mike Haar, Derek Anderson, Ric Martel, Pat Kelly, Lee Jupinka, John Haar, Blair Franzen second row: Coach Tony Scorciolla, Chris Boriello, Brian DeSousa, Stephen Lewis, Brian O'Connell, Joe Albano RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC RBC Scoreboard l St. John Vian. 2 Homedel 3 Asbury Park 2 Rumson-FH 0 Rariran 1 Mater Dei 2 Red Bank Reg. 2 Ocean Twp 2 Long Branch 0 St. John Vian. 4 Asbury Park 2 Monmouth Reg. 2 Shore Reg. O Raritan 0 Ocean Twp. I Monmouth Reg. 3 Madison Central I. G H123 3 N wa 'S' iz --:' : 'fe-r:1f : . fig H, l 9 J.V.: first row: Brian Little, Mike Herring, Bill Sitar, Ray O'Hara, Brian Kizcek, Scott Hauslet. second row: Greg Motzel, Jay Nerenberg, Mark Donofrio, John Urich, Mike McCarthy third row: Joe McDevitt, Brendan Cox, Jeff Dehainut, Nick Fugaro, John MCElhaney, Kiren Hanley. Clockwise from top: John Carpino contemplates the game - The thrill of victory! tLee Jupinka, Pat Kellyj - Whatls the problem? QCoach Scoriolla, Derek Andersonj. 141 Born to Run Scoreboard Q11-lj 18 St. Rose 41 19 Asbury Park 40 20 Rumson-FH 35 17 Manasquan 43 16 Red Bank Reg. 47 18 Long Branch 38 20 Monmouth Reg. 39 18 Keansburg 43 16 Matawan 45 26 Ocean Twp 31 41 Raritan 16 19 St. John V ian. 40 - . gfc . 1' 2 3r,r - y rr, ga Yi: it ,, ' ' for ' 'V The Boys Cross Country Team had an outstand- ing season this year. The team was led by seniors Bob Chouinard, John Keegan, Bill Borden, Dan Rosa, and sophomore Kevin Brennan who was cho- sen for the first team in all-Monmouth County. The team record was 11-1. They placed third in the Shore Coaches Bn Division Varsity Meet, fourth in the Monmouth Councty Championship, and sixth in the Parochial A State Champion- ship. Coach Jack Rafter and all of the students are proud of the team. 142 Scoreboard C11-lj 24 St. Rose 37 15 Asbury Park 50 15 Red Bank Reg. 50 17 Manasquan 42 15 Long Branch 50 19 Monmouth Reg. 40 21 Matawan 36 15 Ocean Twp 50 20 Rumson-FH 37 23 Raritan 32 20 St. John Vian. 41 38 Mater Dei 23 Mr. Urich coached the 1985 girls Cross Country Team to a B-North Conference Championship. The Team admired seniors Kathy Van Bloem, Tricia DeMonte, Pam Newell, and Sue Dow. Outstanding runners were Betsy O'Connor, Catrina Logan, and Kathy Van Bloem. Betsy O,Connor was named first team all-County and third team All-Shore. Catrina Logan was named first team A11-County as well as All-Shore. Kathy Van Bloem iced her career on the second team All-Shore. Furthermore, there are many promising underclassmen for next year. .Enya OPPOSITE PAGE TOP A Front Row - J. Isaksin, J. Keegan, B. Borden, B. Chouinard, D. Rosa, K. Radcliff, J. RafterCCoachJ Second Row - A. Carney fManagerJ T. DeMeo, B. Shields, J. Vignoli, J. Maxell, Third row - G. Fehr, L. CManagerj, A. Kane, D. Mulligan, E. Rolecki, M. Rosa, J. Red, Fourth Row - J. , J. O'Brien, M. Moore, A. Brown, K. Brennan, E. Wilton. THIS PAGE TOPi Front Row - M. Griffin, J. Moffat, P. Newell, M. Lewis, K. Van Bloem, S. Dow, C. Fitzgerald Second Row A J. Wilgeroot, T. DeMonte, T. Van Bloem, S. Ring, B. O'Connor, K. Sofranas, K. Dempsey, Third Row - C. Chinni, L. Bivona, L. Washington, L. Ratcliff, C. Logan, D. Roshmacher, C. Bodner, T. Johnson, C. Chelsly Fourth Row - K. Sullivan, B. Kelly, S. Sarn, T. Cromarty, J. Lippin, M. Murphy, T. Rogers Fifth Row - K. Haggerty, K. Kelly, L. Kovaes. A.M. Newell, P. Mulcahy, A. Ecstine, M. Urich fCoachj 143 Up and Over lst Row - Coach Cross, M. Connelly, T. Condone, B. OiConnell, S. Lewis, 2nd Row - J. Gray, B. Moran, J. Largey, C. Taylor, Mr. Feerst, 3rd Row - J. Crawford, J. Haar, T. Moran, E. Weeden, A. Golden. Mr. Kenneth Cross coached the impressive 1985-86 Boys Basketball Team toward a winning season. Seniors Jim Largey, Bill Moran, Tom Moran, and John Haar led the team. Key underclassmen include Al Golden and Ja- son Gray. Shooting like the Army and sinking like the Navy, the Caseys showed that they were all they could be!', 144 lst Row - B. Garrett, 2nd Row - J. Page, T. Gill, M. Herring 3rd Row - J. Crawford, P. Peduto REB BANK ',,. T 256 ENGR Far Left - Fly Like an Eagle! fBill Moranj Left Let her rrrrrip Q m fEarl Weedenj ee Far Left - Mike Herring f eeee ' OH the Ime- ee e e e Left This rebound is 7 mine!', CAI Goldeny :E 145 Ripping re tler The 1985-86 Wrestling Team swept through the season with many victories. Much of this was due to the hard work of coaches Mr. Lynch and Mr. Walsh. Mike Carr, Fran Woods, and Dave Loysen were outstanding seniors. Other leading seniors included Ric Martel, John Tayborn, and John Hayes. Next year the team will again be strong with the returning stars Chris Boriello, Matt Cunningham, and Jimmy Jacobs. Whether itis in the weight room, on the mat or through the RBC halls, the Caseys can be proud of their ripping wrestlersf' Above: lst Row - C. Borriello, J. R. Zaleski, F. Woods, D. Loysen, J. Jakub 2nd Row - K. Vignolini, D. Eulner, E. Valdez, J. Taborn, E. Larson 3rd Row - M. Carr, M. Cunningham, R. Martel, J. Hayes, Coach Lynch 146 Goin or the Goal Above: Terry Cattanach - Oh No! She's gaining on me. Right: Sandra Mc . . .lll Clure - Displaying confidence in the Caseys. Far Right: Kelly Kurmin dribbles toward another goal. Below: Patti Schott, Kelly Erhardt, and Millie Kurian relax before the game. Mr. Thomas Feerst coached the girls soccer team to its third successful varsity season. The seniors Mary Lewis, Milly Kurian, and Missy Burden dominated the midfield, while sweeper Karen Zenkert and goalie Cassandra McClure defended the goal. Patti Schott and junior Kelly Kurmin go for the goal! l47 ...uv f K Right: Mike Cunningham exerts super-human strength. Far Right: John Keegan leads the pack. Below: Micheal Sckelecki displays his skills on the long jump. 148 Leap and Bound i Mr ff' fb. Wi A The 1986 Boyls Track Team, coached by Mr. Jack Rafter, had a fun and exciting season. The seniors Dan Rosa, Chris O'Rourk, Alan Chobach, Brian Dominguez, John Keegan, Bill Borden, Joe Ruscavage, and Kevin Stone led the team to many victories. Outstanding underclassmen are Kevin Brennan, Matt Timney, and Rich Marrin. mama? Z' if if yi- i ff. 1. Q ., ,vgygr . if .ti Left: Joe Ruscavich just makes it over. Bottom Left: Alan Chobach hurls the javelin Below: Dan Rosa tears up the track. 149 jf and Running Left Page: Tracey Johnson goes for the gold. center: Missy Debbs W bottom: And they re off! I F l This years' girls' track team may attribute their outstanding season to hours of determined conditioning. An exceptional troupe includes ju- niors Betsy O'Connor, Kathy Sullivan, and sen- ior Kathy Van Bloem. Congratulations to the girls for their strong showing in their B-North g Division, which is reflective of the athletic tal- ents in every event. 150 I l ,Qs Y sf! x 1,-. MlT' +1 is Right Page top left: Kathy Sullivan top right: Hurdling takes practice CKatie Sofronasj. bottom left: Kathy Van Bloem. bottom right: Sophomore Veronica Michelle Napier kicks it up! Bat-Hzm Up Far Right: John Scrivanic winds up for the smash. Right: Mike Maryanski tries to frighten opponents. Bottom Left: The Bottom Right: Clem Meccia antlclpatesa homerun. 5 5 ,Ni mg? , mi fa: 8:33a MH. ,r L J ioii ., -- tai, H ., tai The 1986 Boys' Baseball team was led by Coach Ken Cross to a victorious season. The team looked up to seniors Clem Meccia, John Scrivanic, Jim Quirk, and Lee Jupinka. Outstanding underclassmen Mike Maryanski and John McGuire foreshadow another great season. 152 Casey pride prevails. ' L Bat-Hers U ,..f X .X i still YS is X N? X-dai em is is 'HT ?1 1 s in Top Left: Tory Donnelly shares some tips. Top Right: Enjoying the victory. Bottom Left: Tracey Caroselli warms up for the swing. Bottom Right: Peggy Guinnessy walks into the winning crowd. Wk Led by returning seniors Dona Lamb, Tracey Caroselli, Aileen Kahrar, Susan Gross, and Tory Donnelly, the 1986 Softball Team was a big hit. Casey leader, Mr. Joseph Kristofik coached the team to a winning season. He can expect a repeat performance next year as Nancy Zodzak, Peggy Guinessy, and Jeanine Fordel are outstanding underlcassmen. l53 ee Tim Top Right: Derek Anderson displays perfect form. Above: Arnold Palmer - watch out for Tony Rogers. Far Right: Tension builds in Keith Ryan's face. Right: Coach Farmer share tips with Vito Migliazza. 154 r 1 i r i 4 I 1 Q t , l 1 1 2 The 1986 golf season, under the direction of Coach Farmer, was no tea party. The team: led by seniors Derek Anderson, Dan Scotti, Ric Martel, Vito Migliazza, and Dom Migliaza practiced hard in their successful sea- son. Casey pride was up to par as teammates displayed their etiquette and talent. mil h Hit ' r 4 , Eis ' : mzsff --,-b ,. , . f. sp a- X , wk 1,1 . ggi . .Musa k,W5,f:g,ffffg,f 4, , 'X ,f ' :mtg-,: tv-ft gfX??va4iz- fs -,.s:,':,5g5ggs.-:Egg azflgfwsah ., , s :- e . - ' t ' -S , Zi .1 Q, :gg 2 1' 'A ,S al' . 545172 as to T 2 M S it-. .. t- ,. 1 - r T s T , Z4 , at ' at A 4 ' H ' - ' . ' f , , L:,, A . - m.,1 , :.L ,.L . rw- ,,,,,,.,.--448 'Ny 1 VP Yuma. rzkk, . it - A, ,W , .,LL.,A ,i,,-,, t, w - if - ' ' Vkrr A giwig, ,tl xii t ' '- ' t' i s 1 i ' Q 5 J LL,' if 1- I3 V M T T .. ieti i Top: Rob Hanna displays his forehand motion. Above: Scott Baret hits with sheer determination. Right: Mike Baier executes his solid backhand. The R.B.C. Boy's Tennis Team had an impressive season. The return of previous lettermen Rob Hanna, Bob Chouinard, and Scott Baret gave the team a strong founda- tion. Leading the team at first singles was sophomore Jay Nerenberg. Under the su- pervision of Coach James Marley, the team effectively continued peak performances and constant Casey spirit. s..4 s. wg,- -A hh i , -.,,,,..-.a ag, Exam, Y ff!-it iii , ,,,, eg ,tt. ,Q 71' 5 Ek , K' - ' f 5 75...,,'fif: :f Ht, tw j V- tt., A I W H Www tttl -i t if leii 155 The Casey Hoopsters marry ...., if . - Q v Wills A bil e Nil? 'e kg Q1 t 4 3 Q X, Rlwfa 7 t ll tolls 49... V . grisly 312 l , T . , L 2. lst Row: Coach Kristofik, M. Alter, K. VanBloem, P. Zaccarelli. 2nd Row: R. Thompson, T. VanBloem, M. Smith, T. Mallon. 3rd Row: A. Small, J. Miller, K. Kennedy, M. Murphy, L. Mazzeo. Under the direction of Coach Kristofik, the RBC Girls Basketball Team continually strived to be the best. The team was led by captains, Maureen Alter, Jeanne Miller, and Kathy VanBloem. The Casey Hoopsters entered the Highlands Basketball Tournament and walked away with a second place trophy. Junior, Tina VanBloem was voted most valuable player. The JV team, coached by Miss Fitzpatrick, promises a fine team for next year as well. 156 ,Mfg gn K s 14 1 .ii ip AS 1 :FEI S Y5 5 A Y . 1. aa? lst Row: K. Taylor, E. Reis, L. Cichettig 2nd Row: E. Trano, T. Nodzak, J. Schott, 3,5 B. Kelly, C. Zusi, T. Rogers, C. Kouteng 3rd Row: K. McGuire, Coach Fitzpatrick, K. Kaleigh, K. Zink, D. Dow, R. Rebollo, L. Wurst, M. Barrett, J. Lippino Upper Left - Watch out for the camera! Upper Right - '5Wait, Am I a cheerleader or a basketball player?' fTina VanBloemj Left - Kathy VanBloem with the fake! Right - It's all yours, Moe. 157 et P ched. lst Row - S. Homa, C. Clearyg 2nd Row - E. Logan, P. Carlo, R. Grant, 3rd Row - J. Handler, G. Barreca, M. Boehring, L. Laporeg 4th Row - K. Miller, M. Garvey, S. Nappi. The 1985-86 Basketball Cheerleaders burst with spirit and enthusiasm at every game. The Head coach was the devoted Mrs. Kowit and the Assistant Coach was Mrs. Principe. Motivated captains were Sharon Homa and Linda Lepore. The girls also made startling impressions at Brookdale Community College for the County and State Competitions. In March the squad proudly marched through the streets of New York City for the St. Patrick's Day Parade. lst Row - C. Lapore, T. Saal, K. Taylor, 2nd Row - J. Boyle, C. Brannan, M. Sanguanetti, D. Appolog 3rd Row - C. Taylor, H. Williams, J. Timneyg 4th Row - D. Gal- lagher, K. Antico, M. Ruscavage 158 -l 9 Runnin on Empt , sang l RBC's Indoor Track Team had a successful season as they pre- pared for the spring. Head Coach Mr. Mike Urich worked hard for this winning team. The team was led by seniors Dan Rosa, Bill Bor- den, Gabby Lorenzato, Lisa Conte, and Sue Dow. Other out- standing members were Betsy O,Connor, Shelia Ring, Catrina Logan, Phil Proctor, and Lonnie Smith. The team scored in several invitational meets, including the Nick Merle Invitational. Hill RMK A f Top Right: E. Roeliki, J. O,Brien, J. Urich, K. Stone, D. Rosa, B. Timney, J. Ruscavage, C. Roberts. Above: lst Row - J. Rich, P. Cavanaugh, C. Fitzgerald, M. Griffin, 2nd Row A L. Ziemski, M. Carton, J. McMenemy, C. Bodner, L. Bivona, B. O,Connor, S. Ring, H. Dooley, 3rd Row - Mr. Timney, S. Sarn, K. Eny, K. Murphy, C. Logan, K. Gormley, S. Dow, K. Sulli- van, Miss Taylor, 4th Row - H. Smith, T. Carola, J. Willgerodt, L. Conte, T. Cromarty, Mr. Urich. 159 4 , 1 , M A jfv f Q., , A 2 'W 161 6 162 , ,,kk,,k :,, ,...,. M-V . K , . .kggwmxi .. 3 fn H. ff 'w Y x l if 'S i - 1 , 1' P'-Q.. .,....vumff1 .af f-qgwmi ' ' The 1985-86 Executive Board rightfully deserved to emphasize the Ustudentw in Student Council. With the absence of a moderator, the board was still able to carry out its responsibilities. The Executive Board oversees the level officers as well as organizes school activities. Such functions include: the Homecoming, Computer Dating Services, Pep Rallies, and the Valentine's Day Dance. There were many successful activities to benefit charity, such as the Thanksgiving Food Drive, Blood Drive, and Halloween Dance, which was one of the top-ten fundraising projects in New Jersey. The Executive Board is to be commended for its impressive year! Executive Board: Mary Lewis, Alida Coo, Pat O'Byrne, Sharon Homa The Student Council Committee carries out school functions which the Executive Board has planned. Members of the committee are responsible for the decoration and publicity of major school activities. J. O'Conner, C. Decker, A. Coo, S. Beam, R. Bolen, P. Carlo Second Row: L. Geigrich, J. Schott, M. Steele, T. Quirk, K. Antico, D. Stamos, L. Lepore, D. Codispoti Third Row: M. Cunningham, M. Pennington, V. Vaiti, S. Kubis, C. Stark, M. Lewis, T. Caroselli Lmwi was if f 164 the Challenge Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors a high school student may be awarded. This organization, under the guidance of Mrs. Griffin, strives to give a meaning to the nation's goals in promoting leadership, participation in community service, recognition in scholarly achievements, and development of character. The student is also denoted by a point requirement in various activities, and then voted in by a selected faculty committee. P. Carlo, Mrs. Griffin NHS Seniors: S. Kaeli, F. Ceisla, S. Cheyne, S. Bennett, S. Homa, K. Van Bloem Second Row: S. Walsh, J. Zeimski, K. Wurst, F. Devine, C. Holzer Third Row: P. O'Byrne, J. O'Connor, J. Hall, B. Strickland, E. Iacopino Fourth Row: M. Lewis, K. L,Bosky Fifth Row: J. Largey, K. Stone, J. Little, T. Soos 165 NHS Officers: C. Xenakis, E. Logan, S. Dow, Under the direct assistance of Mrs. Casadonte, the Literary Magazine provides a chance for students to exhibit their Raising creative works in prose, poetry, and art. It is open to all students and is published in conjunction with the yearbook. This annually- published collection of artistic works gives the students a chance to display their pieces in a professional manner. These pieces receive critical reviews from various publishing angles and are revised, if necessary, to create a more polished look. Both Mrs. Casadonte and the students work very hard to realize this accomplishment. Literary Magazine: L. Devan, A. Rathmacher, M. Lane, D. Crispino, A. Karas, L. Cruz, L. Drayton, P. O,Byren, J. Vignolini, B. Leon, M. Black, M. VanPatten, Q. King, C. Durst, S. Ryan, M. Jones Math Club: N. Scala, C. Zenakis, F. Centafonte, D. Stamos, G. Bareccha, J. Barrett, B. Little, C. Cleary, Mrs. Gill The Math Club is designed for students who wish to make use of their mathematic skills outside of class time. It is under the direction of new teachers Mrs. Gill and Miss Fitzpatrick. The club is in the Varsity level of the Catholic High School League. Students take diagnostic tests in which challenging problems are met and mathematical procedures are reviewed and introduced. 166 Sw Intere t f 'P ,2 U Students requesting additional help in mathematics may obtain a tutor from the Student Tutoring Club, which is run under the guidance of Miss Jordan. This club is unique in that it provides the opportunity for the student tutors to share their knowledge and experience with other students. The Student Tutoring Club proves beneficial to all involved. 167 Homeroom Presidents are the important link between the Student Council and the Student Body. Level officers depend upon them to keep their homerooms informed on the Student Council agenda as well as keeping the council informed on students' views and ideas. The Homeroom Presidents are also a great help in assisting in level activities, including hall decorating contests and dance preparation. ,A ia, Leading I ,. K .Y i t ,L ' gviggfwfgg f ' iizix X J-zfsxf fit? 168 he Wa Senior Homeroom Presidents: C. Petram, S. Beam, A. Karhar, L. McLaughin, J. Haar, T. Williams, C. O'Rourke, J. Tabor Junior Homeroom Presidents:'T. Murphy, J. Knittle, D. Apisa, J. Lorenzo, C. Siracusa, M. Carola, A. Golden, R. Thompson, K. Dominguez Sophomore Homeroom Presidents: C. Lepore, A. Veccione L. Geigrich, J. Burkhardt, N. Scheurer, K. Murphy, S. Keane, K. Raymond, J. Popolo, C. Gitzgerald, C. Cullen Freshmen Homeroom Presidents: K. Denney, M. Capalongo, Moroni, C. Martel, E. Gilbert, M. Connolly I69 sw 4'W 'Fwy 1 E1--q f fm-M ' -, P JA 1 1- 5' 'Z T N R, Q ., 35 f w , nm QSM ,QQ - 94. ,W !l ' -U 5- - 1 Mm. .gg f .....,,, ,W ,A 1, M 1 P 2 41 A N , Z Q i 1 2 , , y Q W , , , , 1 gf ' -A f' 1 wg xx 9 f ' ' ' 5 Vw A Mum '11, qi'- ub' X AD INIST RAT I0 Principal: Sister M. McAuley Assistant Principal for Instruction: Mrs. C. Bliss 172 Assistant Principal for Student Affairs: Mr. G. Shreiber Secretary: Mrs. E. McAllister 173 Bottom: Mrs. C. Gill Mrs. P. Geran Miss. K. Falco Top: Mrs. M. Bruno Mr. J. Palsha Mr. R. McCue 174 Math Mr. L. Montanaro Mr. J. Palsha Mrs. P. Geran Miss K. Falco Miss J Fitzpatrick w iqfliklk ,sig km Qmibim .mgmr ls NQQ Nl iWrvWNQQllmw11 QMRFPESW is 1 w-dw +9-'nw-5s isixwwi Q? Qs unassuming-k 'W' --rin swiss 4 wmmm ,.,..-...M---sg ,LZL Mr. J. Palsha Mr. R. McCue Miss. C. Jordan AIPUTERS - B SINESS Mrs. M. Regan Miss L. Walker Mr. W. Champlin rgrf.?? sf Adnxw-g?.,i . Miss M. Kraemer Mrs. M. Oliva Mrs. K. Reilly 41. left to right: Mr. D. Altier, Mrs. M. Oliva, Mrs. K. Reilly, Miss M. Kramer We can not e cape HI TORY LINCOLN TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. T. Hintelmann, Mrs. P. Hughes, Mr. D. Gandy, Mr. J. Rafter, Mr. T. Giordano, Miss J. Kowitt, Mr. J. Matson, Mr. D. Harrington 1 i Mr. J. Rafter Mr. T. Hintelmann Miss J. Koweitt , li ...'iiii' ii 'P 34 .......... J 'fi ff- is Mr. W. Brouillette Mrs P Hughes Mr J Matson Mr. D. Harrington Mr. D. Gandy Mr. D. Harrmgton Mrs. P. Hughes Mr. T. Giordano The SCIENCE of today is th technology of tomorrow E. Teller 1 l e l ll jg I Here's to Physics . . . Cheers! QMr, J. Valentej Mrs. M. Davis MVS. D. Ca Mrs, M. finally understands electron configuration! Mr. J. Valente Mrs. C. Belmont From top left to right: Mrs. D. Callahan, Mrs. M. DAvis Mrs. A. Ferguson, Mrs. C. Belmont, Mrs. P. Mascolino Mrs. E. Cahill-Hickey, Mr. Brancoto FOREIG LA GUAGE Mrs. M. Goldenberg Mrs. C. Phillipp Mrs. B. Reutter Left to right: Mr. P. Farmer, Mrs. F. Deroos, Mrs. C. Cito, Mrs. B: Reutter, Mrs. P, Starkman Mrs. M. Rhoades and Mrs. C. Phillipp Mr. P. Farmer -i ,Mmwmelal 'N' g?i2iP 'gT,, -QgW..,....1w,. , .. W . , ,. .. ..,...,... . 5. A K fi! 'f ff? i .f .... I - ' 5 1.1.54 ' . f - - . :-- a-G. C. ,FQ 1 1 ' f G+' Syl QNX s . fwi PHY . ED. Q :- I I Mr. J. Mautner Mrs. C. Taylor Mr. S. Baglivio Mr. K. Cross Mrs. L. Bennett Mrs. K. Kelly Mr J Kristofik Left to rlght. Mrs. C. Bennett Mrs. K Kelly Mrs. C. Taylor Mr. J. Mautner Mr. J. Kristofik Mr. S. Baglivio Mrs. L. Porzio 183 ENGLISH i Miss Bauer Miss Scerbo Sister Joanmarie Mr. Hint 1 Speech is to persuade, to convert, to compel. Emerson I' Mrs. Casadonte Miss King 184 Hart Mrs. Coogan Mrs. Ad Reading RELIGION Mr. McGann Mr. Soviero Mr. Lak Mother said lhere'd be days like this! Mr. Badley Mr. MeGinty Mr. Marley Mrs. Emonds The best Way to Know God is to love many things Miss Kiesla Sister Regina Callahan Van Gogh G IDANCE Mrs. M. Flannery Sister J. Oliver Mr. B. Fennelly Mrs. R. Griffin Mrs. M. Walton TRICK OR TREAT BUSINESS OFFICE Cashier: Mrs. L. Fitzgerald Nurse: Mrs. L. Gorsky Secretary: Mrs, E. Biais 0fjYce Manager: Mrs. A. McMahon Registrar: Mrs. J. Kinslow Secretary: Mrs. C. Giegrich Secretary: Mrs. G. Burns 187 ART - V MUSIC LEFT: Mrs. Joan Kennedy CArtj RIGHT: Mr. T. Bender fMusicj .?-...-..JT'- -- J , LEFT: Mrs. Novak fSecretaryj RIGHT: Mrs. Lamonte CLibrary Assistantj ' Sister Gertrude fDirectressj 188 BOOKSTORE CAF ET ERIA STAFF Barbara Tomney, Harriet Zaburinski, Patricia Kelly, Cathy Gerney, Irene Campbell, Maria Claire Husar 189 'is Q 5 ,, E ai' V, ' i I 111 , , 12921 pm V' m 45, . X 1 , y V, fl I, 190 4 , 5 ,vi .. , I M. W, M, gy, W fx -v ...Q Q L s M, 1, . 5. 1L,,.' : - f' 'W . ww '. 'n .. Lu' A 'sh feifw ir . . , A 'ws-.1 5 5 -xv 'Value' 00 Www A - ,, K 8 r 2 .pw A, . .,.2 N w 'A s Q , R ' 'L ,fhti U-X:-fir' k f' y Y 1? N X '41 M1 51,5 K Eiga? 'Q' NME! AIDS while RBC plunged into the fitness craze. We crooned over the brat pack and Madonna, as we donned black lace, moussed our hair, and doubled-pierced our ears. We went back in time with the return of the crew cut and bobbed hair, and blasted into the future with the Uranus Sattelite. We mar- veled over the Bearis Super Bowl shuffle as we celebrated our own champions of Hacky- Sack. We experienced many changes these four years, within ourselves and in the world around us. Our investment at Red Bank Catholic remained secure and our interest accumulated. We feel as though we have experienced it all - but more importantly we have experienced it together. Emerald 1986 S-J-W- 0 DW 7, 77.1 Roseann Accardi 9 John Battista 7 Silver 84 Huelitt Rd., Colts Neck 2411fHautilus Dr., Leonardo 22 11 7 l ,Q ,,,, July 7 ' , 7 Josette 71e771 tt ' Stephanie Beam Kelly Callahan , Branch 4041 Westwood, Pl., Neptune 401 Hawthorne St., leeee 25 rreei , or 19 AugHSP,14 7 elee etle ' Mia 7 , leell Joe Bellavia , Alisalgffaras 11 96 1e reehold 717 Oeean Aveg,f,W est 65 Highland Aye., Leonardo, ry Alteii 7 ,, i y , , y, ,y,,,, j f7 e e at 19 Ridge Rd., Rumsone ee'l eefe eel eel ete tlet sue Benner 'lle'u May 25, 7 Old Farm Rd. , Carlo1,Dr., e7 3 David Achumiia le ef March tlil eflel 1 ' 71 130 Shadowlawn Rd., Old Bridge 1' dlee 'Maureen Black Q , 7 e7eBee of edl 9March 875 7,,7 0 7ie e 120 17 dedfl 1 T2f2910Stonehedge 'Carlos Anderson eell rlee 1 f 0 101 Bank! eeele BQBBB 1 Kim Blalack , ddlt By Derek 1 Oeean 308 Sait Clair Ave., 79 Blaclihrlar Dr., Coltsneck 77 J lllf J , 7 11 7'-' 111 1 p gy, fz, Jerry1 Cel-qua 117 510 Gem AVC-Q 3 Highlands ,y ee eeld 1 January 14 7 e Jose h A Bin Borden Je 'feT Chambers Colts Neek at 321 Sunset Park 555 Bfldlemefe AVC1, 19 lfefte Q ieet ee1,,, 77 - lftlee February 8 1 Colinffircher leereeene 7 10 1 1 9 lllel 9 . Harr Chebook'ian 61 Day1s Lane, Red Bank? John Brockrelde y 9 J d ,eee 1 rreee 2 Van Long Branch 147 South St Re leye llld 5 ,,f r gffti . 7 E eede 5 ley June 18 y y eeeefe noe, 1 John flxinone ',,, , 1 11 'el1. I - 7 1 ,,, Cheyne 1 11 1 623 H0113 Dfw Bfeille East Manor Highland 0 7 e,e17 September 1 Lisa Aviles an , , 777 7 7 . rrer r' ' 1106 r Tom Buckman - . . 1 76 ,7,, 9 Honey B 17 17 1 11 ldld 7 1RiCh8l'd Bi21fl0 . y 1 1ll 5 Ash St., Eatontowrif dlrle 1 1 Missy 1 62 Linfimft 1 241111313965 0111 1 ll1l 1111 1 1111111 1 f .fi 11 Amie Bakos 1111l 1 1 relr 1 0 llr e111ll 1 ,7le7 . 7i,7 ellll7 9 . ' 7 22 Prospectffl2Sve,4 1 Mlchele Burgwfne 7 1111 7 Junerz 1e l 4 Spring C6118 Neck 3 Oyster Bay l lddtdt 11e 111e Apfil 1 Scott Baret ,e0lf, 77 rl,l7 BBC1 7 Ferrin Ct., 1 1l0111 1 111e11 138 Heights , 7,,ff 7 September July 7 91 92 194 K 7,755 ,H 7 wi ,,,, .,,.,, . I. K . 7 , ,Q ' 7 ' 2 ' 2,,,,'f,'tfffg f' 7 'H:j'f!,if1'7fQ5fllfYififffiff' ,, , - - ,,..,f, awn Codieiibtti t D VD f Michael Daly l D DDB 1 D Ji ' Devine 2 Westniinster Dr., Colts Neck Dr., Lincroft 93 South St., Red Bank 0vemb??.,12 tein Dt DD y I nlre August 18 ytsr rvsnr or A 1 ,,g,, i or Debbie DisakiasD7 C rla, f 2 28 Wallace St., Camp i5'Harbor CT., W. Long it amy Collins f g 1 ' D DDSD 14 Jufle 25 , D 0 Hemphill Rd. Eatontown Darley DDDDD' D Bmw D0mlHgl1eZ g 1 ovember 12 Routel Df 26 Bavsf-t D,i. E D June 14 2 Tli 1 October 29 ' If onanne Comerford, DD DD b g , C , or . 19 Patten Ave., Branch a aa s 1 Joanne Deliraneisco D DD Lelgllrnomnger ' ovember 21 A aaanen f 27 Coromt Ave., Lincroft D DDD D D 9 W' Long Branch Conner e n ee Mafgh 1 g West End Angela taan Deglzggorio g a Tory1Donnellyg y Efobef 1 iet 774 11,81 Conover Lane' Red D as tetnf D D NovembD6fDDf21 November 8 eff Conte, fttt 1 1 U 1 ntet 24 Enory Dr., Lincroft DnDe R0bertffDeMaria D DD DrDt Dougherty . ovember 2 1 eteten Dr. D Laurel Ifmcroft isa Come A , December 13 'June 25 j M g ' East Keansbufg Tom Duong Susan DOW ne I j n 24 Surgar Clearview Dr., lida coo 19 ' Srueffeifway East, Coltsfleck ett D DDDDDDDCC DDDDD T Lisa r enat etaD DDDDD Dr., D 63 tte December May 27 5 Dna Constitution Dr., Leonardo Tricia DeMonte Susan g g Duffy D DD September 6 1 eeei , 10 Park Meadow Ln. WgDDLong Rd., Colts Neck Brooke Creighton f gggilgnllber 3 C28 Portland Rd. Highlands Stacian'Emmons A Mgygll etrv ,,a,y Gary DeSarno 1 11 Rozlyn Ct., g , eiDe 1212 Curtis Ave., Wall ,Twp March 9 1 DDDIB Denise we March 4 1 1 DD 43'Mouintai1iside Dr., Coltrs,Neck n i December 9 at 111 Qeike' . Dfw Colts Neck Jennifer Crain Tr Febfuafyi 28 Clpver Hlu Ln Colts Neck lKiniS5DelBoccioDDDD DDDDDDCDDD Chris Falrhet Q 7 Angela Cruz 18 Duncan Dr. DBD1 1 , nrrnrrl 5 jg D,rnr 31218 New York Blvd-, Sea 13 Cherry Hill Rd., Humdei zo v 113' DD Helen Cummings J Dennis ,QD Dav'd,FalC0'1e 4Q3 Ocean Rd., Spring Lake f ,D1DD Shrewsbury 15 Princeton AV6-, Neptune n March 2 ,, , ,,,, August 2 as Pat7Cuppari ,nl ag ,irr y Carolyn Matthew Faris DT D High Street, Long 21 Fox ,Rdw 'jggljeville St., Tintog1fFalls 20 ' 16 1 ,111 'DBD DDDDD'D Dtit rrne y e1,' r Faulhabefrr est Lfme Breach 25 301LakeViCW DDD 00611 ,Dle, A C narle Nbiembef 26 . 1 K 'D.- e Ave., Neptune Q April 152, 1 pp Tara Gilroy View Terr. A-1, Highlands ipgigpgember 4 p Sheri Henry 612 McClellan St., Long Branch June 24 1 Buddy Fitzgerald Evipimiie 19 Bfawa Red Bank yyyp 56 WiCkCPecko Dr., Ccean '41Ge0fge10Wn Rd-a Calfa Neck Hlflovember pi, Hypy HpHp 1 September 7 H Colonial Terrace, p 8 Hamiiion Avew Mofganville Terr., Little Silver October 31 p Jul 9 A 1 , ,ggthleen i y A Sh ,ee 1 d H Eileen Hollywood Dr., cpm Neck 22aI2'?01L R d B k 17 Lippincott Rd., Little, Silver ,H H A Graceanne Francesconi ' 1 A llil Charlesyljlolsey 31: North Br. Ave., Red Banke Graniara 16 Ciarofifft., Red Bank Ju1yVV,2l3' H riff 1 I A 81090 OCC3Il Ave., Elberon November 23 R H ad A '17 pn i Cindy Heller H 1 Dr., Manalapan Rachel Grantfff li, il R 138 RUIUS011aa1f5fTH1HHA Oaaaa 612 34151 swimming River Rd., aa Liaa Ffaaaaa me 5 September 16 , ,,,pl H, H as Windsor Dr., Eatontown pl i 76 Ave., Loaa Bfaaeh Elaine Iacopina Riversidec'Dr., APU1 1 49, Ave., Long Branch H A K, ,iVi.:,rV1 32524 X Viir A LVV: rkrgr A . V, ,V.V,Vk,Li. VV I , 1, H February 2 ,,,, yi H 1 Susan Gross ,,p,,,,p E py 7 H Elizabeth 127 Swimvflifig Rive? Karen Imbach air Haven Falls HQ, lii,,,i,,,,i y ed 95 QUCCHS DT-, L1111eZQQ511Vef Y 27 1 1 l l R a R l,, il 1 A -1 u1Y 25 y H if Furlong ,,i, , ,,, 1 A Haafi l l i A if Jonathan Iaakaan Bright0nAve., filayce '91 A Nevemeef 15 H ugust 1 aaai Juliepliall p lrfgr5kSJacks?rZX p A b P k aa Red Bene cap Neck aaae S my ef eOCt0berf29 i 5 January Aliaaa H a l A ' HH H Marial Janaa 3 T Robert Hanna , 41 Sugarmap1eLane, Tinton Falls H galejaaa De, July 2 , aHa1f 5 lala H H U aaa, a A ilaala 1 I 1 A A . , - KVV: T ilton Dr?-giigripreehgld 28 HWQrthington'Ave., Spring Lake fAPfi1 24 f npin H iaH ll l 41 Lehigh Dr- APfi11ifeia1Ha1a9 HVVIH .VVY 1iH V January -V HHVp.pV A .A Jupinka John Hays H lea a 31 Fireside Rd., Redplgank HHHeH 1 51 Ct., Middletown July 22 H aiu e 18 Tanya Jushchuk 141 Manor Dr., H 1 aeea,1H Henry 52 MOHUIDCHI Sf-, FfC61'101C1 May 24 A ilay ddai Parkview Terr., Lincroft p January 11 196 1 1 Arrdree Lelreee - Meek 68 Oak. Lerre, Eatonrownf 116699 Lane, Neererre 3 HerreY . e . Amen .. yy , syyty or : . M ichele 1199 9 . Ct-1 Bfreuer ree Creeeerre Dt., Red 091999125 16 2 9 66 A Rhoyia Lambino Ke y A 19666 1 'l 1 . yy June 13 Deeerreeer 26 Landi 196. 6 Al K I 921911 llse Miche1e.Ma1ague A s 11122 21 Sixth Ave-1 22yIia,ilbor?El7cielw nf., Shelbern Dr., Liheroft Peter Lerreerre1r1 Merch 9 19 H1999 D161 9919 N996 '9'9'e e Mereree James o 1 114 Bro o Grant Ave., Eatontown 12 Hutoh6insyeh1reDt.,Port Monmouth July 109 A 17 July 5 19 Jill Kelley Theresa Legere . , 3 Gate Ct., Colts Neck White Oak Dr., Colts Neck 69 Riveredge Rd., Tinton Falls 26 September 16 y January 12 Linda Lepore J Manreen Kelly 50 Basswood Ct., Middletown 622 Woodland Rd. VSfQ5Allenhurst April 26 March 13 A , , A 66FlPat Kelly yy Mafy Lewis , A 937 E Riverq5Rd., Rumson y 1 8fT1mothy Lane, Tlnton Falls August 215, y y February 5 P K it Q i eter icze A Michelle Lipka 71 Four winds Dt., Middlototwo 492 Leonardville Rd., Belford August 21. .January 5 6 if oooir rr.. A in ' . .. , .':uf 99 A John Llttleif .eesrl 9 9 , 6 6 5 Monmouth g 219 5011111 9B1Vr1', Sprrrre Lake July 18 September 25 6 .tss i .4 61 22 e're Klom Suzanne Loeffler lesrs rsfeere 6 . 14 Thornley Rd., Eatontown iifigllogsleneck. Oceanport 6 September 15 y mee Logan 9 151311 'Ego Rd 33 Seward Dr., Wayside J 7 U ' October 28 A . erry youve it 29 Gabriella Lorenzato 29' 15191211911 Kl'11PiHSk1 ' Ave., West End 2 Brandyw1nerWy., Middletown Loysen . ...y E. Melinda Ifurian ...J .tyl . 41 Dwight , .y. 62 Te11T1rrr1rer Rd-1 Mrr1r11e1eWrr Q . .December 25 .rr 1 May 2 Keeli Lerrre 51103 Rd., Locust je 9 14 int0n2Ea11s Match December ee Patrick Mansfield , .e y ry,, . y 194 Woodcrest Dr., Freehold rr.ei9 6 Apr11.114.... 6 A 7 Lane, Silver Ric Martel f A A Ave., Oceanport 1 5 y 168 Everett Rd.,9Lincroft . 20 McClure 31 A Pearl St., Middletown July 10 Bruce y ,. , , 163 Manor. Dr., Red 6N0V9mb9?lE?? . 1039 -'Hee 296 1 r 1 Colleen A. lvlocroth 19 Ave., Keansburg 20eShrewood6 Neck October 22 it 1 A jhj , L' Motzel 1 uiye A Mary Prentice Ave, Spring Lake Pitney Ave., Lake 900 Oceai1'7Twp. 8 K I ,,-h1. tyk t 116 I Wkiir it ig' f:ff Chris 1 1 1 12i1 Kelly Nastasio y y11 1 1 A Quinian 1 52 Branch 136 yWaehington Muncy D1-.1,1 W. Long 11 rr A August 30 rrr James Quirkf Rd-1 W- Lone 31311011 Red Bank, 1 200 Rumson Rd-1 RUIHSOH May 2 Q A A June 11 1111 A rr December 19 Michael 1V1iCCi'ii1211i7111 Gina Nini Heidi Rausfh 1 1 1 Uakhufsf 4 Locust 74 Hillyef Circle Middletvwn 8 1 Mafch 21 Dvifiiuick Migliazzdiz rrr rrrr 6?B5sky 1 -10h?F!Da Relleff 16 Irma P1., ipmspect AVe',yRed R.D.' 21-Dutch Lane Rd. Vito Migliazza rr ' 1 September 26 1 1 June 15 r 115 16 Irnia Oceanport it . 1 Suzanne Riegel' 1 2 Amy 1 1 1 1r1 r 5 P1 . 1 October 24 oaienf., Atlantic 31 Lmeeft Jeannie Miller Highlands A A 1 1 ii iiniii a y 1 11 i11ii it 61 1 1 394 Perri ney yB1vd., March 3 Rogersf 1 A July 241 6 111r11 Patricia O'Byrne in n A 1 Allen Aveu Auenhufst A 558 Ave., November 16 1751Lexingtcfl Ct., Red Bank Ju n e1iSf' 1i111 A 5053 ili iiae 1 1 1 1 iaie 1 iiie 1 vnea be 1 5 nnli 5 1 H wan Jacfluellne rirr i1ir rrfii P 2 0 Deer P21111 H01mdC11 11 1 1 Q 1 l2 2 February 1111 1 1511, 2i112'ii 111 ' Kafhy Rose 1 iir . uuu 259 19101119 1eii A it A - 11 1 1id2 M 011191001167 1 1 111u 1 A 1122 1 12 A A it 5 2a22r 3091N0rgr0VC 9 iiuaai 1u225 1 1 1 Se texnber 19 11A1 11 1 A he f 1111 11: 11i '75 11i1 6 RuddY15Ct', Llttle Sllvef p e1a12ri1 11 A A e111 A ffehfis 0'R0Ufk911l11i21Q71211 1r1 J if J21Huafy'19 Thq n1e A ark WL. Joseph Ruscavage Spnng Lake 1 J ' ii1ii 7 A 1 D t F - 12e12 1 111eei A Ffvfiiff ia2212 Va Oni r 1 In OH a S g 5 a11i1u11211 11 11511 11 1 1 dune 12 LA-:: 11-. 11 1 1 Ryan 206 40 Blades Run Dfw ShFF?WSbufY Salem Ave., Spring Lake 1 Sean Paul Sanguinetti 21'12 1 1 Wlulam S1-it Red Bank 21 Schencki Ave., Matawan RC1-,11T1111L0I1 Falls May 30 1 1 11 A December 28 53 David Monte 11 Anthony Pizzonia Nancy Scala Rd. 670 Long Branch 29 Maryland BIHIIC11 11 1 February yy 12 1 Patti 14 Greenbriar Ln., Malbgrq 1e12 1 Dr., Little Silver 20 EEIS1, C0113 Neck March 1 ? 1 i1 1 September 17 March 20 198 James Sciortino l Bayview St., Highlands John Taborn 710 Lawal Ave., W. Allenhurst A Weingarten '30 Sherwoodi ,,Rd., Middletown Novemeef 17 July 24 January r Dan , Brenden Talbo , ggslig Vkiherett 114 Oak Glen L11-, Neek 78 Comanche DAflfQAAErOceanport 6. or les Ave Auenhurst March 16 eiei 4 APH1 4, Ave., Avon ien oni 1 ,ii fo eeanpel' ll Brook St., , , USUS y September 14 iiiii des . iin y Christine Tursi Fran Weeds A 952 Cggiral A 14 Edison Ave., Tinton Falls 75 Made Teffaee, Red Bank i V I ZZ- ,flume 7 1. i t v k I i 1 lrgeliislai Lake isi K, I AA 731 Interlaken November 16 A ttit April 25 April 29 A A 1. 1 ' A A A Nancy Wotycha . H 1 lteet Anlfeevaeeafe 32 Mitchell Pl., Little Silver Mlchael Sllll0 A Sea Bright August 3 85 Pkwy., Eatontown D4-Qggmbgr 12 K ' t W t e.t. 1 I e + 4 Us en UTS A lii Kim Valeriani tties P 34 Garden Rd-, ShfeWSbUfY Timersbbs .A 1 1 t..e 417 Provincial Pl.,AAColts June 18 L6 Wgodmere 1 trr. 41.g5 5if2i :EEfi Ctober 12 Christina Xenakis A .eee - srrre - A . 4 erree rre f eeee A Kathy 4 Princess Ln., Eatontown Stmsqii 7 March 14 .,R1VCI FR d,,3gRed Bank D b . 1 , , , n December 27 mm ef Helen Ymg XL .eeee rryye gf 389 iM'ddl Rd. Kevin Stone A AAA Philip Vafficchio Ai 6 21 Birch Dr., Freehold tree 4 24 Lime Silver Y 9 7 at e.e,. A April w at omg . my r... A tree 445 Glenmefe AYAeA?AA4AANePfU97Qg Sue Joe Velba 7'A 25 65 . 185 Ryan Rd., etra Zee fl February 16 September 25 , 1 Aveq Colts Neck .Kim my 24 R44 Wall TWP ss Branch Kam' Zenkeff H November 9 3 21 Holland Ln., Colts Carolyn Suda e ,,gPeggy Walsh .f1 1. . 24 Sugar Maple Di'-, Midd1et0Wn,,,5fAA3.37 NorwoodAve., Long Branch Jenni mskl April 26 it April 26 i , I74JeflEe315Ln., W. Long Branch at AAAAA Q teisi . ,,.. are s Darren Yuzzo' 1 j Garyzito A A101 Jumpingk. ,.1 ,Lmcgoft 8 Hntchmson Dr., P0ft11le1MOHmOUth Circle, Marlbom November .,.. 44, V h Aplill 14, an 5 Rumsonj 35 7 Brooklyn Girt 7 V -:,f. ebfuafy .K ...: . iftue. ffrblbeafi acpxf G96 ,-War J: I Mmm ,km ,drink time elgtww Editors-in-chief .................................................. ....... Assistant Editors ......... ....... ocsweadwa,-4 o.cLer:HcL -air ' N'l'Q'LOClrUO0-fi,G,KL- I WBYDC. ISM, ot. 3VC,l'LRf1L.J tm are Emerald 1986 W0 ,-' fied L40 O! 'adj Na use-4 ofa WW fY10fif-Cilofsfigrtferg tm. mms Qtt.Vi'lJWV1l-D VOL Ctf2o,p1n'i'B,fcQBq-5465-5O3io b'WCldi'cf7 VVQ3 Qikoaojp Lmzclcc wwf' elcns S. Senior Editors .......... ....... Junior Editors ....... Sophomore Editors ......... ....... Freshmen Editor ...... Sports Editors ....... Activities Editors ......... ....... Academic Editor ......... Art Editor ................ . .... .. Photography Editor ........ ....... Photographers ....... Moderator ...... Francie Ciesla Susan Walsh Mary Griffin Kathy Sullivan Siobahn Cheyne Cindy Holzer Tory Donnelley Evelyne Gilbert Jennifer Larkin Tracey Tyrell Maureen Kelly Bea Strickland Katie Hall Patty Carlo Pam Newell Tricia Krugh Kellie O'Bosky Christina Xenakis Rick Keller Tory Donnelly Jack Rudy Chuck Holsey Dan Rosa Mrs. Grace Scerbo Special thanks to many people without whose hard work and dedication this year- book would not have been possible, especially Julia Walsh for her photography work, Marybeth Costigan for her Europe Sectiong Laura Devan for her World News sec- tiong Walter Cichy for his special attentiong and Monsignor Valentino for his contin- ued support and to whom this book is dedicated. 200 O Sm Q , L- Q ' , A Uflfffvl ok 'Twfgfawg eff U15 , X X 'f QUNLD1 ml! ' Dwllf jf Z ' ADJQQM ZLLMJG ikppvw QXGJNQ Og, 6 ww ' ,1 JN W fx 1 MQW 'MQ AMY AW C,?f1,,A9JfX'!x J , X 1 , LU jf? f :W A X f A W Z,,f AR dw 1 ., L ' 1, ,SX jvg'4f3 WM .XP Q KX? ,' fli' 'XV nz 95. .LQ Q, X95 gjx 1 w my os? SL VXI, ,K vi xr UJQX4 MSL 49 -MCB idxuynepx Q3 N? 3,51 A , .311 X' XL K7 C, WL D 50 Jfwfbf jxmglzubjmm :A 5,65 Zigi M X dm fm WW AWMUL WOPMWMG ff 'V 552 WLM Jw. .gms , YLQL 1 A Wm? C44 CIW Q 'aw fm QW QQQ M Mn 0 hm Qlimwaiww ifwaageqg W5 307, :KW Wmfnzqf Mx Sv an 992 QQ? IIEBIQES H I rw I I II II M0122 VI .I I., H60 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIl.!I l IE II III we IIlIIIIII!l!!IlIlIlIlII!IllIIllu I I I I II III mo 'Ill I I III . iii io 23 'Tzo ' ' ff IVIII. .I I no IIIIIIIIIIIIQE-HEIIIIIIIIIIII I I, I I I IIIII '00 l ull I I II I III III I I I I I,IIIIII Q0 Qff3Ff1S..'f'w.1.'r I III II Il II lIIl'lI SGP!-IfO VIOIQES I Y I I so I II IIAI.II I QISIWBS fro .IlIl!!IIII!I!II!IIIIIIIIIII,I. - I Il,!!!!! ' 410 , 1USf4fSII!InIlll IIIIIIIIIII I IEW!! IIIIIII 50 1 II I I I IIIII FQE5-I l4IXl I I AO In - I A-I I CHQISTIWQS 50 llIlIIIII.,I',....!I III ON I I II I! I! I 20 Ill llllllnl-IIIIIIII 1 I I I I MIDI' II 'O , Y CME Momma sem I oar mov. I DEQ. I SPIN. IFES I lffm ll NTS CE'-SS ,, Ulhmllwl WW V ' Y i 4 5, ,YA-:QA-A . I . N431-PQIXSZKA D 5 Q E 5 I A V A A An : 'Al S-GXWLO w wf S I 602315 5 NLP-P'-O1 N. SLLMME ,l 'Q from 'W-A NLP Swmmw VHCWUOU I , . 'FINAL S as 1 co S' 4 3 Z APR, ww foam? I cm v 4 mufue webmufw KELIJEL 86' li