Sayreville War Memorial High School - Quo Vadis Yearbook (Parlin, NJ)

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LIGHT CREW: Silvio Domingues, Grey: Post, Ed Brugnoli, Keith Pearson, Paul Kebabjian, Ron Creed, Eric Salamon. MAKEUP CREW: FRONT: Nathania Nunez, Carol Zamorski, Michelle Holsworth, Debbie Chmielewski, BACK: Bhavina Shah, Tracy Caggiano, Robbin Taeschler. USHERS: Tina Lutz, Stacy Maltzman, Donna Jacobs, Dave Krupp, Rita Matagrano, Pam Springard. STAGE CREW: Rich Dobrzynski, Lori Oliveri, Anne Marie Chiarini, BACK: Glenn Wolski, Denise Anderson, Jack Cibrian, Holli Rhodes, Dawn Elia, Karen Anderson. Student Life 23

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Fiddler on the Roof Fiddler on the Roof, this year’s musi- cal, was a tradition-breaker in more ways than one. Not only did it receive the biggest and best reception of any musical yet performed at Sayreville, but it also received an award for best choral arrangement from Middlesex County College. In addition, the school hired eight string-instrument players, as opposed to two in previous years. The play starred Pete Berger as Tevye and Patsy Kozlakowski as Golda, his wife. Tzeitel was played by Lisa Campion, Hodel by Lisa Dietsch, and Chava by Lori Marullo. Joe DiBella portrayed Perchik, and Paul Laikowski played Motel. The play centered around the Russian town of Anatevka and its Jewish community. It showed the trials and tribulations of Tevye, his family and those around him. The band was directed by Mr. Thomas Maliszewski, the choral director was Mr. Brian Farias, and the director of the play, once again, was Mr. Michael Piccuirro. The play was choreographed by Mr. Robert Speller. Mrs. Carol McCormack was the rehearsal pianist. A good wife ALWAYS listens to her husband. Beginning a new tradition in mens’ fashions were Sam Silverman, Jack Cibrian, Paul Laikowski, Steve Levenson, Ed Brugnoli, John Snyder, and Phil Sclafani. COSTUME CREW: Lizette Pagan, liana Rapp, Jocelyn Gramlich. 22 Student Life

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THE YEAR IN REVIEW It was an uphill climb, literally, at this year’s away band camp. No, it was not the summer sun nor the long hours of hard work that had made camp so diffi- cult for the members of the band, it was the one mile hike that had to be travelled three times a day straight up “Hernia Hill.” (And that doesn’t even include the downhill trips!) After many years of performing together, the members of the group Van Halen broke up. Former lead singer David Lee Roth enjoyed the success of his album, Crazy from the Heat and Eddie Van Halen regrouped with new lead singer, Sammy Hagar. The Bomber wrestling team earned a fifth place in both the Hunterdon Central Invitational Tournament and the Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament, as well as a third place finish in the District 20 Tournament. The team had five individuals place in the Districts and for the first time sent two individuals to the New Jersey State Tournament. Senior heavyweight Mike Bouchard accumulated a 23-3-1 record and 16 pins on his way to the States. Bouchard wrestled to first place finishes in both the Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament and the District 20 Tournament, and a second in the Regions. His accomplishments earned him first team honors on the All- Conference, All-Division, and Middlesex County Wrestling Coaches All-Star teams and his 66-8-1 career record is tops among Sayreville wrest- lers. Senior grappler Dan Armetta finished the season with a 20-8 record and second place in the Districts and third in the Region Tournaments. His 49-23-1 Career record left him with the second highest number of wins in Sayreville history, second only to Bouchard. He earned All-Conference, and Middlesex County Coaches All- Star honors in addition to qualifying for the State Tournament. Four prominent actors died in late 1985: Orson Welles, (top left) 70, of a heart attack; Lloyd Nolan, (top right) 83, after a battle with lung cancer; Rock Hudson, (bottom left) 59, after a battle with AIDS; Yul Brynner, (bottom right) 65, of cancer. The 1985-86 school year will be remembered as a false alarm. Throughout the winter months, students regularly marched, none too happily, outside after fifth period to the clang of the fire bell. The Chicago Bears, the NFL’s dominant team during the regular season, trounced the New England patriots 46-10 in Super Bowl XX. The 36 points was the largest margin of victory ever in Super Bowl history. The Bear’s defense held the Patriots to marginal yardage and forced touch- down-resulting fumbles. The Patriots’ offense hardly moved the football while the Bears constantly tore through New England’s defense. ‘24 Student Life