Somerville High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Somerville, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1981 volume:

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'r ii y M. ,,, if I '81 PIDNEER 1 g9oMERviLl:EV g3Jil ioH sci-looL Q Conienis niro i Curriculum ACfiVi+i6S Sporis Ii i i Underclass Seniors Spring '80 Endings Q I8 40 72 IIO 142 180 Q04 i m ff f 41,5 Well we all have a face That we hide away forever And we take them out and show ourselves When everyone has gone. Some are satin some are steel Some are silk and some are leather. They're the faces of the stranger But we love to try them on. si 1 n wart. Well we all fall in love But we disregard the danger Though we share so many secrets There are some we never tell. Why were you so surprised That you never saw the stranger. Did you ever let your lover see The stranger in yourself? Don't be afraid to try again Everyone goes south. Every now and then You've done it, why can't someone else? You should know by now You've been there yourself. Once I used to believe I was such a great romancer Then I came home to a woman . I.- , ' I 'M-N-.Wy--W..- That I could not recognize. When I pressed her for a reason She refused to even answer. It was then I felt the stranger Kick me right between the eyes. Well we all fall in love But we disregard the danger Though we share so many secrets There are some we never tell. Why were you so surprised You've been there yourself. That you never saw the stranger You may never understand Did you ever let your lover see How the stranger is inspired The stranger in yourself? But he isn't always evil Don't be afraid to try again And he isn't always wrong. Everyone goes south Though you drown in good intentions Every now and then. You will never quench the fire You've done it why can't You'll give into your desire someone else? When the stranger comes along You should know by now Billy-106' A t ,Z l 1,52 M. N J a fi :'Q, in i l . E l ., .AA , ' Happiness does NOT come from wiihoui. li musi come from wiihin. His noi whai we see and iouch or ihai which oihers do for us which makes us happgg ii is ihai which we ihink and feel and do, firsi for ihe oiher fellow and ihen for ourselves. Helen Keller A smile is a golden ihread lhai lies ihe hearis of all ihe world. fl? Be glad of life because il gives you lhe chance lo love and lo work and lo play and lo look up al lhe siars. Henry van Dglce M ZS' .f v I ff a.'. 'v - no-1. L. rg, fTYK l nor-fi 1 , F J? .m11Nanlu.fn-u.ur1.a'.- msn- -' Nm- 'A 'XV' vrw ' asv-we--.-vw vvw-mv 'rr-'P H ll ' f- ' 'W -0'-.w vw KY! ll'l n . , W, -. , HEMZ W, 1 IO A ti. Q 1' A 1 M ' I ,-f f! 'w X k 4 MM 5 . , 1 We if. xv I sif in class alone Though people are all around I'm in a world ol' mg own Noi hearing anoiher sound. ,.,, lol, -2' V Allhough l should be learning Ol' hislorg. arl or malh. You see bg grades l'm learning Mine's a diflerenl palh. imik Somedag I'll come inside lhe window Afier I have grown. And bg doing so Mg world, no longer mg own . . . 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Curriculum QW ,, , y iw nh 'S+ H' if me 3 sfwfii hat' 4? shu i -...Xu Mr, ' -1 H, -. -1,Q,..N,f- L , L , :af fm 51, -A W f Q :xiii r- ,N s- J , I . m , LL L L ,EA 1,Q:k g , ,L Y ff ? Q . S Q 5 , .. ,,i,.:u,1?,5,5: Y A , asv A M Q? ,Q-,ay an Xian Y M, if 9 A ,Mg L-If , - q, , , WE- - -' , f , t ,, 5 ,:.,- :Q se - If,-F- I 'G 93 S 1 gl ADMINISTRATION The administration is the most feared group in the school, since they hand out points and suspen- sions. They're also the most important because they run the school. Joseph Abate Vice Principal Richard Carpenter Assistant Principal Dr. James J. Dwyer George Gagliardi Superintendent Asst. Superintendent of Schools Michael R. Crisci Principal Sandy Kuklo, Felecie Singer, Dolores Mc Bride if x WWW ,.. , 3 Board ol Education: Standing left to right: George Gagliardi, Dr. James Dwyer, Donald H. Stires, Jane Young, Norman Weinstein, M. Lee Pisauro. Sitting left to right: Charles S. Patrick, Ruth T. Hotz, James H. Seibert, Dr. Richard Rapkin, Ruthann Couch. , P Guidance Guidance helps the students throughout their years in high school with scheduling, college, part-time jobs, and a lot ol other things. Sorry, MaryEllen, there's no hope! Q Mary Feeley Florence Shaffery, Bernard Demsky, Roy Wood- ton Jeanne Stephenson, Stanley Mech. COMPENSATORY ED as eeii Ed Moore Sandra Cirello 3 . .. Zella Rubin Pat Fil'6ttO SERVICES Cafeleria Pat Menef Hey, Lisa, somebody's watching you. Mary Harrell Leona Elsesser Clara Naylor Eyes on youl Ginger Manning and Helen Tittle Q 1 . 1 ,Q gm, ,,,,,gl, Jean W3tSOI'l I' . , , 'K Q l . 5 Hen ry Abbott .l Librarg H J 3 'iljfern Healih Office Eileen Hess, Dorothy Crosby, Lucy E. Stump. Aihleiic Deparimeni is ISf'l't that nice! Tina Blaney, Amy Masi, Dianne Buriss, Cheryl Dunn, Anne Panarello Debbie Ciccotelli. Lucille Tarantino THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT wxwwr Molly and her flute Candy Fisher and Richard C fl 'UE f. 'i One of 76 Trombones. . Humamerrytune... I wh!! U9 WB? Practlcing for Christmas 5 S ART The Art Department offers many dit- ferent courses such as sculpture and photography to the asking artist. -Q. 1 4 ,...-a -- A pensive moment. 3 l ccc . Stewart Schenck, Lyn Bielicky, Smile, they're going to take our picture. X .. .:., ,,,: ' The Three Muskateers!? ,rf An artist at work. '2- n SPECIAL ED What did you say This department is special in itself. The teacher must have patience and be willing to help his students at all times. 715. Qs, U- N Keep your eyes on the copy! l MArv Cookin' up today's grits! Mr. Trelease in action. INDUSTRIAL ARTS This department consists of the L Wood, Metal, and Auto Shops, along with the Home Ec program. What an odd ' FQ' i combination! im 1,0 Harold Vereen, Herb Fisher, David Kinney, Paul Skalka, Thomas Wisniewski, Frank Cappelle. ff,-f 91153. Hey, Jer, what's up? if f Wow! Look at all them ants! iw? S: is 5 a t S 25 as 5 -ah., 1 ? S 5 ily, JJ 'Q g'iQ!5-Q35 .9 2 , ff? X h 4 ST? L if WVU 4 ' Checking the lines! Such finesse! 1 1 2 .-'L ,f 'T sv. -lt. k 'li X .5 1 X WRX 'f tt MN:-Ng, L ' 1 -- i M . it ,,..Y-.,.:..,:,i:,,.2 Getting into it, Tom? Dave starts a table. 'ylibhi WWYXXZ ,JIU 5k0g,sfM'g .Eu-0 v.JcfY'Yl Yang MUN Q.Pfx5Lg,i'Y ko 1 h 013 M9 Q W0 rv wwf WSL , Q0 iw into 450 XDY WM, go W we wil KL ,,Yx,,,Q:' Ml tfQ0.5CW St I hope this is the right drill bit, xg, ' .ik K MAN? 3,355 LW NQKIAT we is G wwf eorge can't seem to read anything without his glasses! an .Q i BUSINESS Our Business Department offers organized experience designed to enable the student to acquire skills that will be needed for employment. Ed Rebar, Elizabeth Martin, Rose Congiu, Eileen Oakley, Anne Rowan Iona Kerr, Marg Abate. 3 4 , if wg, 'Y ff M i y 4 Lf' So, Tracy, isn tthis better than being at the ranch? Did you know Shelley types 100 wpm? I wonder if l'm doing this right. 230 .94 xl Get ready, get set TYPE, Seated: Sue Daley, Nancy Bush, Dr. Claire Meredith, Cheryl Petrill, Heidi Brandt. Standing: Eileen Giblan, Al Gara, Ray Peachey, George Harrison, Robert Colavita, Tom Deto, Randy Bryan, Charles Heller. ENGLISH There are many English courses pro- vided for the students. Each course is designed to develop the mind in its own particular way. t ...i Listen to her, she's a teacher she's always right. Dreaming of the weekend in English. The thinker. w Of course this is my favorite class. 7 --Tw? HOME EC ,, .,N,. , ,4 ff '1 fy x...,f - Elizabeth Muller, Ruih Hartman Cooked to perfectign, Julia Child is at it again. X , ,ff x W , I o um-K oooo . .zu-:LX ii Does Sheri look bored or what? in Betty Crocker strikes again! L 4- H Hey, Itold you they would burn. vig , Q12 . ii 2' rw '5W'sf Kp- ,Hr faux- A .1 .,-E X nf- QMW f lv Sew easy. MIN I Goto it, Suzie homemaker. FOREIGN LANGUAGES The emphasis in the Foreign Languages Department is to enable SHS students to speak a language skillfully enough to converse with ease when traveling. Mane Rita sitting, Elizabeth Esposito, Flenee Flaymar, Eileen Giblan, Karen Pulido, Barbara Friedelbaum, Bruce Kafer, Richard Archdeacon. Of course I understand what I'm doing Does she really mean it? 5 Someday this will come in handy. Numbers are not all there is to math. guring items through logical progres- ons will help in later life. What are ya lookin' at, cutie? know he's funny lookin', but you don't have to laugh at him. MATH me Barbara Stewart Who ever said a woman couldn't be president? L mags I James Coletta, Eleanor Briefer, Frederick Christ, James Mattews, Ronald Anderson, Joseph Snyder, Allen Ramsey and Sitting Carl Roth. Science is exploring new and dif- ferent things. The students participate in experiments, lectures, and class discussion. I ..., .WW SCIENCE Seated: Barbara Stawlckl. Standing: Lawrence Mayewski, George Gunzelrr Richard Williams, Joseph Luyster, Leonard Martin, Joseph Armenti, Ty Klock f fx, pug- Arthur Blumert teaches his class. Mivnyxihlivf Maybe I will be a chemist. A' , N. '-. Should I or shouIdn't I? He said to measure to the nearest tenth what's a tenth? HISTORY Social Studies widens a person's nowledge. Each student must have vo years of history. Studying the past 1d present can be very interesting. Donna DeBouter, smile, you're on Candid Camera! l Quit staring at me Scott. c ,ra 4 4 .5 ff ' ily af N 552 . f f 414' W Standing left to right: Richard Williams, John Venezia, Dr. Joyce Kushinka, Christine Pigott. Sitting left to right: Michael Zedalis, James Weis, James Durland. Don't fall asleep, Bill, the film is still rolling. You're making me blush. PHYSICAL EDUCATION In phys. ed. each student gets to participate in many activities such as volleyball, soccer, softball, and alleyball. Health and driver's theory is also provided to each student. Jerry Moore, Campbell Platt, Albert Malekoff Neil Horne Tom Robinson. Wilma Baumann, Dorothy Williamson Don't strain yourself. Mark's hanging in there. Monkey see, monkey do Strike two. 'HAH W . K W HK '., fb sift H H fffffewr tw fQi'i ai'fF?f:f?+f't 1 shR....? 'f ,eu Q1 1 . y5f1 1' 2 in X A ' !t5125+faiw L w Q, , waht ,559 'ww . What, me throw a spitter? Mr. Strongman Hey, :didnt do ir, aus. llove gym class. Aciiviiies ir ,v - ir .41-- ', My Mo nil!! Rx? 'wr W-V-Q , V A ,ff,,,,wWM Fw., W1 nqjnge W jk W! Wi if ' A ,ALM z WW Vygyrr 9 lg Q S 5 E... sq.-K YM Q W . Q 1. -s-.,,,. gm- Q . I KN 'lk 73, ' wr In kl. , x K RN N. 2 NX. R .,,:, if fe, 'L ,,,,.f ',', f 'Nun..,M,, x.vN NE. X-w- ? if 11 af' Maw ., rj T ya- 9 nb--017' no-N FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS I ,f A l . Varsity Cheerleaders Sandy Durrant Co-Captain 9 Connie Harrell Co-Capiain -M, Lisa Rolph June Ogletree 1 QA Linda Yakup Ann Hunsicker 2' Mary Ellen Valent Patrice Painter fi'- Karlyn Reinhardt Cathy Wiegand - X Mary Beth Boyle Angela Pipher Q Vi Alison Hosler Denise Baralucci ' V , Q L ' I We 0- f l .ig,,Q: -Q 'A A I ,. ., ,W,,,,f,, Q L N1 Y ,L .434 fl y 5 . , -' iQ5 3 ,: fi:?f i ' A X. .. 1-ma,!f- . ww,-w.'k.l My L l :qg.A .,, qw 12 j.,qg3fw'4:-,fr l is 5 '1 4 L .Q 7. JV Cheerleaders Marlynda Crooks - Co-Captain Nancy Trent - Co-Captain Cathy Argiro Tracy Kroeger Flicki Granetz Joann Siecko Peggy Wilbur Michele Palazzo Karen Paxson BASKETBALL AND WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS fir Varsity Oma Hurling - Co-Captain Cindy Byard - Co-Captain Denise Baratucci Ann Hunsicker Marlynda Crooks Alison Hosler Karlyn Reinhardt Michele Palazzo Cathy Wiegand Angela Pipher Cathy Argiro Linda Roberts Patrice Painter Marybeth Boyle i i i Jv I if Peggy Wilbur - Co-Captain Nancy Trent - Co-Captain Debbie Mason Debbie Field Alison Mahony Judy Ogletree Regina Bumpers Kim Manigault Kim Gardner Beth Sullivan Robyn Jones Wrestling Donna Hollod Donna Collas Nancy O'Donnell Doreen Shine Lorri Christman Erica Granetz Kathy Lally Lynn Grasso MARCHING TO THE BEAT OF A DIFFERENT DRUMMER HW fl' parts 1.- I In volu , ii ix an The leaders L K W. And they call this marching . . .? 40m if Neither rain nor snow . . . Warming up afterwards fa'-ff Banner carriers Seniors Miss Martin rf - ,fx D ff' 4 EK' Q -if. , 1 ' A Q w AUX ILARY X sQuADs F7 3, fe kigfli 2 f i CI guardSquad Swlng Flags 7 Rlfles MUSIC ACTIVITIES Mixed Choir is aimed mostly at the earlier grades in High school. It's the chance for new singers to gain the experience they need for the other vocal groups. Concert Choir is the next step for singers. It con- sists of mainly 10th through 12th grade girls. Chantelles is a smaller group of girls who were chosen to perform because of their musical ability. A'Cappella Choir consists of students who have had at least one year of experience in either Mixed or Concert Choir. Bachelors are the boys from A'Cappella Choir who are chosen because of their musical ability. Concert Band is that group of musicians who decide to go on after the football season. in 50 ew I Concert Band mf A'CappeIIa Choir Chantelles Mixed Choir Bachelors Concert Choir SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - Lisa Goldberg Vice-Pres. - Eric Dow Secretary - Becky Pager Treasurer - Sue Herb JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - Linda Madeano Vice Pres. - Kathie Rigante Secretary - Marybeth Boyle Treasurer - Genia Carr SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President - Judy Seibert Secretary - Erica Granetz Vice Pres. - Sue Culberson Treasurer - Michelle Voytek FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS x 1 5 l L K LL' as fi' . President - Tracy Kroeger Secretary - Nancy Trent Vice Pres. - Caroline Gelin Treasurer - Jill Khoury if!! LANGUAGE CLUBS PREPAR The French Club I 1 W W , 9-Iuedrln The German Club The Spanish Club OR THE FIESTA Nancy Barker writes out the plans f L+. p QQ inn 2 4 Preparing the pinata Making plans for the different foods to be offered THE FIESTA Tying the pinatas to the ceiling. This year all the language clubs helped prepare for the annual Fiesta held in December. The members of the three clubs made dishes from the various countries and celebrated in the cafeteria in true Fiesta style. The event was so successful that there was not enough room to accommodate all who attended. Now you take this stick and. .. and Mv! ,W X' M Nw A .ii . WW sw, Q 'sb SP' Joel ladies out some ofthe German cuisine. Vwwkfbfmf twig VW ,M ww K, ik if-is RN if t ,, in W Mrs. Pulido supervises food preparation Mr. Kafer raffles off a gingerbread house 57 xr... i f 1 A TRY AT VARIETY Allan Zuckerman shows what an MC is all about Lisa and Allan decide where he should stand for the Variety Show. A quiet interlude on stage. ' x ,-fxm rfx 3 6 A Variety of Styles in singing ii Ek 3 ,K- S z 11: if . STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council Officers Officers t n REPRESENTATIVES IN ACTION : zz ,sz , ffm , Carol wants to know what the fuss is about. 9' aw ,,..W WM 4 ,L'. if his CARNATION DAY 2, 64 ,,,L 1 nf m Red is for love, green for jealousy, etc. W 'ii nl... Q--2, Patty detangles the carnations Hmmm, these smell good. Rl Q. T - --ff 7.35. Stan wants to know what is going on. Yes we do. There's some over here. What, we don't have enough! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Senior Members Paul Ammirata Jennifer Locke Lance Schenck Peter Balsino Maureen McConnell Bernard Schmanski Nancy Barker Sean McMurtry Debra Siecko Laura Bryant Denise Collas Katherine Sollazzo William Cleary Wendy Conyk Pamela Sweer Eric Dow Agneta Holtz Marianna Timmons Beth Faulstich Fluth Johnson Lynn Timpano Kalman Fortoloczki Robin Mignella Kenneth Weinstein Linda Funk Jill Mogavero Robert Wymbs Lisa Goldberg Becky Pager Michelle Micklus Sylvia Hargrave Robert Painter Carola Plumhoff Suzanne Homm Nancy Quick Kim Theriault Molly James Nerina Raffo David Topalian Karen Key Deborah Flossomando Leslie Levin Deborah Sandala JUI'1lOf MembeI'S Corlee Bertelson Susan Hayes Elizabeth Carballal Alison HOSIer Neil David Theresa DeCicco Carmela Dovidio Michael Engerud Gail Flinn Andrew Gorman Jonathan Grant Laurie Gibson Melissa Keisler Carolyn Kornas Beth Lane Marie Mandic David Park Gemma Velton Elizabeth Visco Patricia Webster STUDENT GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD SCHOOL SERVICE Library Aides 'MK' Tech Club Usherettes THE ACTING DEPARTMENT Drama Club Th63TeI' Arts Thespians 'IS .4-'IJ' 54 222 if A- VALKYRIE N EWS e Valkyrie staff gets together to form the school newspaper. The staff works at collecting data the happenings of SHS. For a mere 250: an issue, these dedicated people provide the students h their only publication. The editors W Wm ,L V, E zvzg, , bg 9 O 6 t 4 M H V xg! :.,,, 1 , ,. , - ig, 1? E S ' . ,.., V ,, Marie types an article N . Sean looks up style techniques. Co-Editors-in-Chief Sean McMurty Lisa Goldberg News Editor Linda Zolton Feature Editor Stacy Roth Student Editor Laura Bixler Sports Editor Jim Wright Copy Editor Marie Mandic Business Manager Linda Madeano Advisor Mrs. Nancy Bush I THE PIONEER HEADACHE The Staff never knew what they were doing. Joel was always on time with pictures, Jenny didn't always have her camera L f , , f, ' , 2' I, M Lynn was always bossy. Pages, Pictures and People got lost. I At deadline, Linda and Sue could not be found. ? QW Q :hw y Sometimes we climbed the wall . , . but it was worth it. Pioneer Editoral Board Editor-in-chief Lynn Timpano A1 ' nnf J N Senior Editor Kim Theriault ,,.. Underclass Editor Kathie Fiigante Sports Editors Sue Herb Linda Zolton Activities Editors Kristin King Dina Mistichelli Curriculum Editor Nancy Ogren Photography Editor Joel Lonky Asst. Photo Editors Jenny Sollazzo Mel Johnson Business Manager John Gessler Literary Advisor Miss Donna DeBouter Business Advisor Mr. Len Martin The Editors PIONEER BUSINESS STAFF 11 f' 'wfzvwi Mr. Martin and the gang try to figure where money is coming from. Patty's mind is not always on ads Sporis K: .. ,r Q, kr X . e-'kk' km. V 'W Lum ffm, -- w-www fx A Av QF Q - .X X .wk Quill., A -an . 8, Q. '1 f fm 2. X Ra . . . ' . V ---, K K H .Q 55. Z- . . Y g W' - - N ?',,1 . V, I . K .Y ,. ii 4 H G ' ml, 5 ff ' 'K .-ff,.5f,. Q 1 ' ' 9 K ,L if .-54 .fl ,P X. 3? 4-1 . f. 4 i v 5 Q fr A is '27 KN? ,. is l 4-- ,- 3 wa-- 8' Y- 1, -W' fs I X 1- Q W Q x -- 'M 1 V-.w X x X 'fx V. 9 . s . Q , E Ns 4 I QJE y ,M Q fi f uf 55,1 I. .f , . , x -. 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Scores Opp Som South Plainfield 0 32 Bridgewater East 6 14 Bridgewater West 6 14 Cherry Hill West 7 14 lmmaculata 6 7 Watchung 13 22 Piscataway 0 19 Franklin O 20 Hillsborough 14 12 ' Bound Brook 6 14 5 'Www Pete Ftoethke shows the killer spirit. ix Q. Txlu' 4 in if lx, A -,.: ' ., . s -P ,V-2 l M' Q ' N - f 1.f, Q -fE2 f2.,:E-1 5 A :aa if as N xg'- Dubiel swallows his mouthpiece This really hurts We dld lt! The coaches Scrambling and gambling J. V. Football , f ,f , The J.V. Football Team The J.V. Football Team put forth a great effort and played together as a team all season. The young players may someday play a major role on the varsity. 76 L.. ,, Scores Opp Som South Plainfield 6 24 Bridgewater East 8 0 Bridgewater West 6 12 immacuiata 14 6 Cherry Hill O 20 Watchung 6 20 Piscataway 6 18 Franklin 8 22 ,al Coach Moore scouts potential varsity players. W4 Q, .LLAA f V Q 'g I 1 ,'- A - 'geff T' 1 x W' ,7 SWAT: W.. , f ' 41 2 ' 6, ' 84 f ' K '71 ' 1 'Il' 7 -F lr' Q 'Z V . f .-', . 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T x f i The kick The pass mwiif- Freshman Football 4 1 H, The Freshman Football Team The 1980 Freshman Football squad had an excellent season. They compiled a record of 6 wins, 2 losses and 1 tie. Defensively they were very strong. The team had good size and speed but most importantly they possessed an intense desire to win. If this group stays with our program they have the ability to maintain the winning tradition that has been established here at Somerville. Scores Opp Ville South Plainfield O 8 Bridgewater East 12 14 Bridgewater West 28 14 Cherry Hill West 6 22 Immaculata 8 12 Watchung 6 8 Piscataway 22 8 Franklin 6 6 Bound Brook 12 18 Coach Demsky makes his point ,am . xg i lf K .IN 1 'Il . ,Q 1 f ' - .u,.. ,Q ff' 1' 2 'Q--'E ' .Q f Hai' Y- 141 , 5 , 'Hi , iq, Fm 9 . 1 g f ov ' - .. rf . , p E ,J 'Q A g ' A Q ' JL' .' t P , if , 2 ' ' ' ' ,W Us K I . i 5 1 ' 2. Af-L? sq ' 'E Y 5 git , A 1' if 1, , . C ' V, .4 -fg il 4 .K f -H ,fe Q, , 3121, if V. ' .v m Vk ,, A f M A U L ,f ' iw-,Q ', W hmm , W X A ' ., ,,, , ,VIV G i gi' , V! , , ti I f f 1 7 J ,,kk E ,grrl H .. , a, A M , ' H mpg' V. .,, W ,- t , 5 , s K' N Q as P ah. Bogs Cross Countrg w 4 f 1 Aa rilldg 'SQ '4 ,Qc 'Amy' 2. ,kt X, 4: 'H N Aa. f Q U it ,V K ff' Q , 5 : AFX Q M to . ,. X- t W to 4 +2- 4 2 ,wt w 54 . sf , 1 it t gf' I ,i 1 A 1 w .ig f?+fZiZtf', ': 't ff 'cfaifufiiz ., 'af T' , 'L 'W f Sitting: Paul Hill, Mark Shoban, Ken Key, Dave Wright, Tom Middleton, John Fries, Tony Ciccotelli, Noel Campo, Mike Maulding, Evan Taudian. Kneelin Doug Greene, Todd Clark, Nick Cambell, Mike Rudolph, Charles Van Ardsdale, Felipe Burgaz, Dave Park, Ed Daniels, Scott Zolton. Standing: Coal Bruce Kafer, Steve Santiago, Vince Reh, Brian Frantz, Lance Schenck, Bill Lawson, George Richman, Joel Johnson, Steve Schwaab, Andy Gorman, Ie Carl, Joe Cross Robert Goldsworthy. The 1980 Boys team experienced its most successful season in dual meets under Coach Kafer. The team of Joe Cross, Robert Goldsworthy, Steve Santiago, Steve Schwab, Brain Frantz, Bill Lawson, Charles Van Ardsdale and Vincent Reh ran to a 9-2 overall record. Scores Opp Som Voorhees 32 24 Bridgewater East 44 19 Delaware Valley 45 17 Bridgewater West 33 24 Piscataway 37 23 Watchung 23 32 Hillsboro 41 18 lmmaculata 48 15 Franklin 26 31 Bound Brook 43 19 Montgomery 35 24 Shore Invitational 3rd Mid-State Conf. 2nd il SCIAA 2nd Rob has determination. Central Jersey Group lll 5th State Group lll 11th as YF A me V., .Q Q, . 3 Q E ,Q 6 fi' Q g .-Q3 . if if Q 5 4 1 g, ik ' af ww E il? msn is 'fs 51 fl 5 5 v Ski! 1' Q l Girls X-Country Kneeling: Roberta Fries, Gemma Velten, Jackie Stafford, Carolyn Boyle. Standing: Mary Kate Murray, Kathy Fteh, Maureen Mc Connell, Karen Key, Coach Bruce Kafer. The Girls X-Country team had the 2nd consecutive one-loss season, finishing at 8-1. The team was second in the Mid-State Conference. Individual leaders were Roberta Fries and Gemma Velten as well as Seniors Maureen McConnell and Karen Key. Scores Opp Som Voorhees 35 24 Bridgewater East 43 18 Delaware Valley 34 21 Bridgewater West 32 25 Piscataway 39 20 Watchung 45 18 lmmaculata I 36 22 Franklin 16 42 Bound Brook 35 20 Mid-State Conf. 2nd SCIAA 4th Jackie takes the lead Maureen you're cheating bt: Karen goes for the gusto r bw: Maureen, keep on truckin' right: Where the hell is that finish line. Y w 3 X Ggmnastics Left: Gail Flinn, Karen Czajkowski, Michele Galka, Lynn Grasso. Center: Cari Richards, Cindy Wagner, Kim Gardner. Right: Rhonda Alfano, Michele Voytek, Lori Kukis, Kris Tomasko. The Somerville Varsity gymnastics team had an excellent season ending with a record of 10-1. A fairly young team, the gymnists placed se- cond in the county tournament. Exceptional performances were put in by Cari Richards, and Gail Flinn. Cari, the only senior on the squad placed 3rd on beam and 2nd on bars. Gall tied for 1st on floor exercise, received a 1st on bars, 2nd on beam which led her to a 1st all-around. The J.V. Squad K L .. ws. 4 Gail proves her talent for gymnastics. Krissy reaches for fame. is head over heels for gymnastics is steady on the beam lim Michele Galka Karen flies through the air Kim leaps over the horse MR. VENEZIA COACHES FIELD HOCKEY 5 Q ,.., Kneeling: Dawn Robinson, Dawn Brlndly, Betty Stahl, Nadra Nabulsl, Amy Henderson lCaptaIni, Debbie Jaeger. Sitting: Sue Herb lCaptalnl, Terri DeCicco, Nancy Barker, Linda Madeano, Tammy Jackson, Shawn Darby, Shelly Murphy, Standing: Shawn Liland, Joanne Mullen, Marla Masselli, Tina Siegel, Kim Cornell, Sarah Goldsworthy, Patty Graziano, Coach Venezia. The 1980 field hockey team compiled a record of 0-13-1. Though the team's record does not show it, the team was Nr- very dedicated and up to the last few minutes in every game almost won. Next year Mr. Venezia is looking for more success when most of the team will be returning. Patty and Amy refill before the second half Amy drlves tor the bell Sue lunges at the ball Patty sets up for a drlve Nedra gets tangled up. Anne shows her drlbbllng ablllty Merle trles to save the ball. .I , , if 4 1 B1 'Q' W ,Q I I , 1 4 I I' ll g I L2 , . , gi 1: ,V , :th Shawn starts drlbbllng up the alley Terry Is ready for a lunge Llnda shows her goalle talent GIRLS' TENNIS The Girls' Tennis Team compiled a good season this year. This was a season of rebuilding after losing many seniors last year. Despite this fact the team held its own against its opponents. Coach Williamson is looking for- ward to an even better season next year. The Girls' Tennis Team Qlv Maura keeps her eye on the ball Sandy has good form -van-gun Nik I 'Y , ,gr nz Jil Smile - you're on candid camera Debbie makes contact. el BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: J. Gadsen, T. Milligan, G. Ogletree, C. Smith T Noble C Preston Standing Coach N Horne T Gray, S. Holloway, Co-Capt. Brian Buckelew, A. Den Hartog K Anderson G Hayes Co Capt W Brown S Proctor. The Somerville H.S. Boys' varsity basketball team com- pleted its regular season with a 22-3 record. Among its many achievements is a Mid-State Conference Champion- ship, and the Somerset County Championship. Although plagued by injuries to many starters over the course of the season, this team will be remembered as one of the finest basketball squads in Somerville history. Brian Buckelew and Wayne Brown as co-captains led the team offensively and defensively. Buckelew averaged 17 points and 10 rebounds per game. Brown averaged 12 points per game and expertly defended against some of the top scoring opponents in the state. SomervilIe's man to man pressure defense was one of the best defenses in the area. Somerville won the Central Jersey Group Ill Champion- ship by defeating Manalapan 80-71. They lost to Mainland Regional in the semi-finals of the state tournament by a 55- 53 score concluding with an outstanding record of 25-4. 90 A5 BOYS' JV BASKETBALL Front: Chris Balsino, Todd Vandervoort, Phil Forman, Whitney Saunders, Terry Noble, Todd Duffy. Flear Coach Moore, Jamie Gadsen, Walter Hobbs, Stephen Holloway, Gary Hayes, Cam Sharpe, Chris Preston Missing: Sherman Proctor. This year's JV basketball squad compiled a 17-2 record. This signifies the very successful season that they had. Stephen Holloway led the scoring with a 29 point game against South Plainfield while Sherman Proctor was the all around player in rebounding, average points and defen- sive play. Another player who did just as good all around was Chris Preston. With games like this squad had, many will be seen playing on the varsity level next year. FRESH MEN BASKETBALL Front: Wayne Davis, Paul Gibbons, Todd Johnson, Ricky Evans, Richard Perry, Glen Dikey, Gary Hawell. Rear: Steve Hickson, Pete Fortoloczki, Bill Sigler, Norm Milligan, Kevin Williams, Eric Hase, Tom Barry, Coach Anderson. g Q , rg, f :wr pn - i ,Z as s ' tx Ja. This year's freshman basketball team compiled a 16-5 record. First year Coach Anderson stated that there were some ups and downs but the ups greatly outweighed the downs. The team entered and won the Cougar Christmas Tournament . They also defeated every mid-state con- ference opponent twice with the exception of Bridgewater WR: West. Though they lost a few tough games this season, these guys will form the nucleus of strong varsity teams for years to come. How come the older guys can dunk? GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Front: Cindy Milligan, Maura Waters, Shawn Darby, Tammy Jackson, Daina Harris, Jill Apsley. Rear: Coach Moore, Windy Allen, Carola Plumhoff, Carol Axmann, Kim Griffin, Cynthis Johnson, Syable Fair, Dawn Robinson, Tina Bryant. This was a team of champions. First Carol Axmann breaks 1000 points, a feat that is rarely reached. Then they win the Mid-State Conference and become Somerset County Champs. The Girls' Varsity Basketball team ended its regular season with an 18-3 record going into the state tourney play. Led by Carol Axmann with the help of Carola Plumhoff and Shawn Darby's outside shooting, the team has done an excellent job. Kim Griffin's and Syable Fair's inside the game scoring and rebounding only served to highlight more good play. The defense caused many pro- blems for their opponents and the Ville's transition game was SUPER!!! W Carol Axmann receives an award to signify the goal 0 reaching 1000 points. Plumhoff looks for the open man. Darby moves the ball Axmann scores again. Watch out Syable Griffin edges the opponent in the tap. The Coach and his Seniors. GIRLS' .IV BASKETBALL Front: April Darby, Teresa Gray, Brett Griffen, Carolyn Boyle, Daina Harris. Rear: Tina Bryant, Tammy Jackson, Ruth Moore, Jill Apley, Coach Flepole, Cynthia Johnson, Maura Waters, Cindy Milligan, Windy Allen. l thought we were playing volleyball. Maura looks like she's losing the ball PE Q ,, bi6x I as X if -.A fig f 'filmffir g 'QW 5 if .f 4 ,, ., , XX 5 VARSITY WRESTLING Varsity Wrestling Squad At the start of the wrestling season, Coach Kinney made up a new award for the wrestlers. This shows the outstanding work of one wrestler during the week. When a wrestler wins, he is given a pin to signify the award. The following wrestlers won the award: 12!13 Eric Dow 12113 Bob Painter 12!19 Russ DeStefano 1!13 Kevin Fromm 1!1O Jeff Spooner 1f17 Tom Shimalla 1!21 Bob Wymbs 1!24 James Wenz 1!28 Bob Wymbs 1!30 Russ DeStefano 2!7 Jim Gentile 2!14 Luke Dubiel 2! 18 Scott Becker i X , , Coach Kinney looks unhappy. Jeff is so dazed he doesn't know he won Russ gets the upper edge. Brian has the advantage. WHY' ,4 ,X !JA,,w - . ' f A . .:f.. 11' A ' , aaaaae iw- Y f , . Kevin can t believe it Todd looks mean. Eric goes after an opponent 1 Bob goes for a twist. Luke splits his lip for wrestling. J.V. WRESTLING .W , , A . . . M'h:,:,.4-'api J.V. Wrestling Squad ' f f-ww' The Statisticians X With a little help of the coach 4' I refuse to be pinned lthink l'm in trouble. And the winner! EPEE, FOIL AND SABER ,K Front Flow: James Benscoter, Jeff Donham, Lance Schenck, John Gurski, Tom Stowe, John Kappler, Steve Schwab, Beth Lane, Kevin McMurtry, Molly James, Sean McMurtry, Coach Blumert. Second Row: lan Schenck, Allene Schenck, Elizabeth Carballal, Ernest Baer, Paul Ammerata, Charles Van Arsdale, Sharon Viola, Louis lntilli. Seated: Geoffrey Hager, Noel Ocampo, Sharon Funk, Karen Schmidt, Michele Neubauer, Ellen Petroski. Absent: Leslie Levin, Ken Weinstein, Beth Visco, Derek Llpscombe, Kelli Glasgow, Brian Julius. This year's fencing squad proved to be an ade- quate competitor among other schools. Captain Lance Schenck received a gold medal for his per- formance in the State Tournament which when coupled with other fine performances from other teammates, meant a very successful season. HUT' l Keeping score. Choosing the right one, 104 . 5 1 av X Lou shows his form. Sean advances. Paul attacks Tom Stowe goes after his opponent with a flourish. LIKE FISH IN THE WATER Front Flow: Nancy Kaplan, Mike Gibbons, Jett Gray, Jon Grant, Diane Mignella , Sue Culberson, Cindy Boevash, Coach Mech. Second Flow: Sharyn Melick, Asst. Coach Pigott, Tracy Reynolds, Louise Dorsey, Janet Zirkle, Lori Kuika, Michelle Monticello, Scott Lyle, Sue Hayes, Paige Hartman, Jack Sturm, Chris Melick. Third Row: Dave Brown, Flay Jackson, Dave Ulassin, Gil Reich, Harvey Sanderson, Marianne Flunco, Linda Ferrante, Tim Witteman, Bob Schlack. Although the overall record of the swim team was 1-9-1, this does not indicate the true success the team achieved. Throughout the season many individuals surpassed their previous season's record. They included Jon Grant and Jeff Gray, Jon being the county record holder in the butterfly. Scott Lyle, Chris Melick, Harvey Sanderson and Bob Schlack also gave it their all. With many fine swimmers returning next season Coaches Mech and Pigott expect a better season. 1-XI I 4 What was that time? Mascot in hand. QW' ci'-S' av tkq ,HMM 6,5 . --L-:, .ff - f!3'E,.g J-tiff' t ,. 'Q' Ni if-ALS--sw--. , .f .r.,W3ks' .. S Bob Schlack helps out. Giving that one last push. Senior Swimmers Jon Grant shows his form. Sue Hayes cheers her teammates on ROLLING DOWN THE LANE wimf awfw WLM' .wwf , 5 3 4 QMRVIQ kg if' 3556 5.05121 '66, sow mx ax K+, Kg, gf S ,tawwfflf fflpiiz L 5. i W stty? FEEL' ' P.1rs1M' , A f .J ...ak 5 S X Q 41 Front Row: Mike Olkowski, Arnold Chin, Joann Sieko, Bill Mener, Jim Bowman. Second Row: Scott Saymen, Jim Bostick, Chuck Thomas, Chris Chester, Glenn Ellsworth, Coach Colavita. Absent: Flon Lally. l This year's bowling team is one of the youngest ever. Even though they are younger the team does not lack in skill. Three members have bowled a 600 series. The team average is an 811. With 11 members return- ing next season, where does the team have to go but up. QQRYIMI' 5916 1 .,,, 8391: Coach Colavita shows Chuck some pointers Mike knows it's good. DIFFERENT STYLES IN BOWLING COMPETITION Underclass .Www , Q Aidukas, DSFIGDS Albright, aethe Allegar, William Altamura, David Angelozzi, Octavio Aronowitz, Naomi Aquino, Marisol Baer, Molly Balcius, Christlne Barch, Michele Barrett, Glenn Barry, Barbara Barry, Thomas Bartow, Glenn Beaton, Robert Beatty, Carol Becker, Scott Benscoter, James Bentancourt, Hector Billera, Christine Blair, Patricia Borbash, Cynthia Bowden, Kenneth Bowman, James Boyle, Carolyn Boyne, lan Brahms, Janice Bross, Edward Bumpers, Regina Callahan, Lucinda FRESHME N Summertime ends and a new school year begins. The incoming freshmen are eager to get in. Teachers, rooms and numbers hit them in the face and many of the freshmen are seen running all over the place. They do not know what is expected of them, they want to do their best. Upperclassmen always tease them and put them to the test. They find many opportunities open to them and deci- sions that have to be made. They make the most out of all they do, and the memories will never fade. Four years seems like an eternity to them, and they hope the time will come when they can say they've done their way and had the best of fun. 30- limi 'fills A V X' XX -Ox is .ti s- I 1 P6 6,1 I, W as 'ff s i, W I . f E l U S Z 1 'x , ., Hey there, how 'bout a date? - l Q.. Q as ,Q fx 5 1 Camastro, David Caswell, Tammy Catenaro, Patricia Christman, Laura Christopher, Deborah Clccotelli, Anthony Clccotelli, Deborah Clempola, Paul Clesla, Anthony Coleman, Joseph Collas, Donna Confortlni, Anthony Conover, Michael Cook, Brenda Copeland, Kimberly Constantini, Sandra Cornell, Jennifer Correa, Maria Creter, Ricky Crlscuolo, Lisa Csuha, Paul d'Anunciacao, Harold Darby, April Davis, Wayne Delorenzo, Marlene Denbigh, Richard Deutsch, Gregory Dewey, Henry Dickey, Glen Dorchak, Christine Dorsey, Cynthia Dorsey, Louise D'Ovidio, Antonio Dow, Todd Dowling, John Droumbakis, John Dubiel, William Dunn, John Durbin, Kate Ellsworth, Glenn Evans, Derrlck Evon, Georgette Facciponti, Jacquelyne Falocco, Jay 'hr j . X Faxon, Amy Federico, Stephen Field, Marlene Fleld, Nadlne Finney, Michael Ford, Kimberly Fortoloczkl, Marla Fortoloczkl, Peter Fries, John Gagllardi, Janet Z ' I 1. Y I it ii. . . I 10 Q 4 s if ': Fkx. 'N N l XE 5 3 2 3 t Q' .Q Galka, Michele Gelln, Caroline Gerhard, Jonathan Gibbons, Paul Gibson, Gary Gillespie, Jill , M i Ps-:L fin is , it , -at 1 my mf Jackson, Symona Jaeger, Neil Jewett, Tori Johnson, lvy Johnson, Todd Jones, Derrick lbniiyqv Sai ' Goldfarb, Eugene y Goldstein, Sheri A is Goldsworthy, Sarah '- Graca, Lillian Gray, Theresa Q Grasso, M arie ssl' Henderson, Patricia Hensley, Diane Hill, Paul Hollod, Donna Horas, John Howell, Gary Hudak, Denise Hudak, Joseph Hundley, Pamela llles, Stephen Gunzelman, Catherine Hager, Geoffrey Hann, Denise Hanna, Amy Harding, Dale Harris, Bridget Harris, Daina Hase, Eric Jones, Kendall Jones, Robyne Jones, Warran Kahudic, Gary Kaufman, Gary Keleman, Irene Kelley, Jeflrey Kelly, Patrlck Kessler, Bruce Key, Kenneth Khoury, JIII Knlght, Mark Koltonlak, Veronlca Kornas, Davld Kress, Cathleen Kroeger, Tracy Lally, Ronald Lane, Robert Lasch, Debra Lawson. Jean Leung, Myrna Llpscombe, Derek Long, Andrew Long, Kathleen Luciano, April Lusardl, Llsa Malek, Gerald Males, Karen Mandlc, John 116 n..,,, Q 3? to ,S K if I at 5 . I HQ f am What dld you get lor 37? X R G22 3 ' ' K 1 ,AX .. , if T To x n N Aff H 1' if I 0 4 x ff H, , , 1. Q A 5 X 25: i z I in I pl Mft I 55' . it l T 'As .M X 'K ,J Q A Q gl ,, 1 1. 7 T --fwfzzb , , , '- sk X cr A , fav' Xaxgz i ' 15,1 Q0 -5, Manigault, Kimberly Manzo, James Marchese, Jacqueline Martin, Philip Matalenas, Christine Maxwell, Meghan McCann, James McConnell, Kathleen McCormick, Kenneth McDermott, Timothy McManus, Thomas McMullen, Frank Mentuck, George Metzler, Sharon Middleton, Thomas Mikus, Daniel Miliaresis, George Milligan, Norman Mills, Jeanette Moffat, Ann Moore, Karen Moore, Michael Moore, Ruth Mostello, Elizabeth Mundy, Michelle Mundy, Sheila Musto, Carmen Nabulsi, Nadra Namisnak, Michael Niveyro, Maria l Perry, Richard Peschel, Wayne Peters, George Petrochko, Nicolas Phillips, Michele Plocharski, Karen Pratt, Patricia S O'Connel, Nancy Owen, Terri Palermltl, Sybll Panerello, Ralph Paulsen, Jlll '- Paxson, Karen J fiesta, Pellicciaro, Wayne Perlinsky, Gary Ramsey Carl Rapkln Julia Redling John Reed John Reh Kathleen Ribaudo Charles Rigante Jeltrey Righetti Nancy Riley James Rios, Rafael Robinson, Karen Rodriguez, Manuel Rogers, Kendra Rosenfield, Laurie Rudolf, Michael li... X 8-Ti .- , V A .+ .Z 'frk V S Salkeld, Pamela W' ' , . Salus, Gloria rsh, ZF' fl V. ff? -are S sign . 'Z ..::..' ,'1Ei'!- 3 ' . 424. 'J I Q-nfl Salvalo, an ,X -' 3 is 'XL Nancy 'F 3 W , 4 Sandala, Q, JH If ' 5 -A , .X Saunders, Tonl Saymen, Scott , 1 1 K' ' s n n , c ac ter, Be serlous, It s a timed wrltlngl Karen Schauer, Joseph X 13?-'Q' Q ,M as f Q 1 Q, S. .. . rr eagwgeg J.. Scocco, Michele Seguin, Eric Selbert, Suzanne Shimsky, Margil Shine, Doreen Shoban, Mark Shotyk, Lori Siecko, JoAnn Siegel, Belina Siegel, Kim Sigler, William Slover, Michael Slovinsky, Christina Sowden, Jennifer Stala, Raymond xt H I Tralongo, Diane Trent, Nancy Triano, Joseph Trimmer, Charles Triol, Nancy Vandervoort, Tracy Variu, Diane Vashina, Gerald Verman, Pallavia J T Stanziola, Anthony Stinson, Thomas Stone, Angela Stone, Ellen Sutton, Sandra Sweer, Michael Talke, Kurt Tavenor, Helen Tessari, Nasha Thatcher, Dorothy Timpano, Christopher Topalian, Hilary Torsiello, Tracy Townes, Deborah f ev? Visco, Lorraine Vreeland, Brian Walker, Ronald Ward, Todd Wawrzycki, Mary Wilbur, Peggy Wilde, Richard Williams, Kevin Wilson, Mary Ann Winter, Robert Wlshart, Llnda Wolk, Lisa Wrlghi, David Wymbs, Elizabeth Yakup, Joseph at we Q so ' me , N ,5x,,.,, aalf ..,, .wg kip df' . .,,.. fs. v, dal' .. li eg: V.: -if .,1,,:' If . - . sf. I 1, M. I 1 .. ' f .N . .a 1. V A.vti 1 ,. Q ,.,+.2f1-a ,go , a ee'- f g 1 . a ia., '33-wg li' Y Yolk, Debra ' Zabe, Jeflrey Zack, Laura Zandanel, Stephen 'K Zappa, Vito Zarklewlcz, Holly 5551. iidnw' Zelus, Carol QOPHOMORE9 Sophomores suffer from the middle child syn- drome They are not quite upperclassmen but they are not freshmen It is a year of discovering iden- tities that will nourish through adulthood. However it is an lnbetween stage where many are feeling their oats They fly paper airplanes and pitch pen- nies in class Maturlng is a slow process. Argiro, Cathy Balsino, Christopher Barna, Donna Beede, Darren Berry, John Adams, Mildred Albanese, Nicholas Albright, Jill Alfano, Rhonda Aliberto, Elizabeth Allen, Wendy Anderson, David Apsley, Jill Apsley, Richard ,F ffl fa M Q Y' E A gt : . 9 'Q' an ' ik . I an-.. t, X? K S H, st WS Brindley, Dawn Brown, Kimberly Brown, Steven Bryant, Tina Burgaz, Luis Burgers, Peter Byard, Stephen Campbell, Nicholas Carpenter, Sharon , gf- il Birch, Allen Blaney, Tina Bonaduce, Joseph Bonnell, Corey Bowman, Susan Braukman, William ,,. V x ,D V 5 .19 wx . if 4. DenHartog, Sylvia DeStefano, Samuel Dever, Celeste Dewey, Timothy Donham, Gregory Donovan, Moira 'Xb T rf ,ii l 2 i Q 1 i r oi iii if D This stimulates me to the maxl .... V - , 2, .TTU .V N l.Ekvg..1s1:1X:fs11::f9E5,.:EEEMVS? . ....,, ,, f , f ex Q .,- X , - q 'ff' . Chin, Arnold Cirigliano, John Clark, Kim Clark, Shawn Crooks, Marlynda Culberson, Kathleen Czajkowski, Karen Daniels, Edward Darby, Shawn fx , vt E a Qx I .. S if ' u Duffey, Todd Dymond, Richard Eggeman, Danny Evans, Debrah Falocco, Dawn Fancher, James Federico, Stephen M. Fenwick, Rebecca Field, Deborah S 3 nh 421.1591 Davidson, Tildred Day, Deborah DeCicco, Catherine Decker, Thomas DeMatteo, Marilyn 123 , 4, , fs- pl 3 ' L -fa' was A riff 9 ' A W ,,,,, Flynn, Kelly Ford, Robert Forman, Mathew Frantz, Brian 5. , . ,, Freeman, Lawrence ., ,, AY -, ,l Frost, Jacqueline wr f 4' Frunk, Sharon V, W Gadsen, James ,UL f QM gy ,WV , ,,,, F all 'F J it , ,,, GagIiardi,Susan st - f V Gardner, Kim Q W 'Q ' A , GeissIer,John A - Genova, Linda Gentile, James xl. M0414 I wonder what he thinks of me Oh God Gerlipp, Heather Giardina, Annette i Gibbons, Dawn Gibbons, Donald y Gibbons, Mike X Glasgow, Kelli 47, Godlesky, Kathy Gordon, Susan Granetz, Erica N h Grasso, Lynn , M f .. x .. vnu. , ' X Gray, Jeffrey K Griffin, Brett - Gronski, James ' Gunzelman, Leroy Hammond, Jacqueline Harrington, Edward Harris, Chrysteen Hart, Karen Hinson, Beatrice Hoffman, Denise Holloway, Stephen Hopkins, Lynn Ivanov, Lana Jackson, Raymond 1 ar- Dy . Jackson, Tammy Jantusch, Elizabeth Jimenez, Margarita Johnson, Cynthia Jones, Holly Josifovich, Dennis Julius, Brian Kaplowitz, Cynthia Kappler, John Keisler, Corey Kelley, Michael Kenely, Beverly Ms Key, Raymond Kiukys, Lorena ,A if A , .Oi ,ffl Klemann, Lauren Kondratowitz, Paula Konopka, Bonny Kovalik, Kiera Lally, Katherine Lee, Kimberly Lee, Richard Lenahan, Kathleen Leung, Myra Liland, Shawn-Dell Locklear, Bobby K f .. ---ea 3 I Lynn, Scott Madeano, Laura Mahoney, Alison Manning, Jeffrey Marshall, Greg Martino, Ronald Mason, Debra Matuska, Christine M L 1' aulding, Michael if iw .A Q McCaughey, Jeflrey McMurtry, Kevin Mentuck Michael McNally, Thomas , Mener, William , mg fgb? ,egg Mucklus, Renee Mignella, Thomas is Miller Henry iff y: i A1'52 r f .. V 9 2 f 6 i 'Jf 4, la A Nesbitt, Mary Neubauer, Michele We lei ,, ,,,,, , ,:,MG, ls, Y ri , rl ' 1 x, , , ,,,, . Xanga Gino's, you go for the food! , f 1' E L Milligan, Cynthia Monaco, Lisa Monticello, Michele Morales, Davy Mosea, Lisa Mullen, Joanne Murray, Mary Myers, Davis Neuhauser, Lorraine Nevius, Carl Noble, Terrance Nunamacher, Jeffrey Ocampo, Noel Ogletree, Judy Ogletree, June Olkowski, Kimberly Ollendorl, Bruci Rourk, Dennis Pacewicz, Flomz Painter, Patrice Panarello, Ann Papera, Francin Patrick, Dawn Paitie, James Pearlman, Eric x ir Prickett, J. Andrew Quattro, Mary Anne 'ff id O.K. men, get ready for the countdown. 1' , P' 4'7'g tax' l X i Pekala, Jodi Peters, Bessie Petroski, Ellen Phillips, Robert Pilalides, Ted Polgar, Richard Polhemus, Peter Potter, Richard Quick, David Quick, James Quick, Wendy Radziewicz, Robin Raffo, Lisa Reeves, Brian Reeves, Christine Reinhardt, Karlyn Ribaudo, Joseph Ribaudo, Mary Reihman, George Riga, Victor Rocchio, Christine Rock, Kurt Rolph, Lisa Rooney, Janice Russo, Steven 129 Saunders, Paige Schmeling, Victorla Schmidt, Karen Schroeder, Kelth Schwab, Rebecca Seibert, Judlth Sellers, Brian Sequlnot, Restltuto Shaftery, Kenneth Slmmons, Richard Sferra, Kevln Shevlln, Robert Slckler, Gll Smith, Shella Sokol, Robert Sollazzo, Jennlfer Solley, Heather Spangler, Llsa ff. , - 'Q ,'. x ', fits, l A K .5 'fx , .. v f a fff: .5 . . 1 X ' , .ls .. ,' f , ,fn . A F -55 I gf- f X If is l S 'W I J Stagg, Holly Stahl, Betty Stahoski, Allen Stepka, William Swita, Mary-Jane WRU Struba, Munlca Szymanski, Jlll Taudien, Evan ,X ,xuy ru. H , 'ex .QMSJ ,X 'wire p +V e ,A '. s ,, f 4 1 As A. . I' . 9. K X Tague, Rlta M . I ' 'K Tauscher, Michael Tiner, Thomas Tralongo, Alison Tuller, Allen Turner, Tammy M-N Nf '-'- Ulassln, Davld Ulshafer, Lisa Valko, Stephanie Van Ness, Wesley Vasllantone, Laurie Vazquez, Brenda Versfelt, Charles Voyiek, Michelle Waters, Maura Welichko, Richard Welsh, Barbara Wengryn, Bruce Williams, Tammy Wllllams, Troy K 1 N Wise, Melissa l A m ,A ,,,, Wojcik, John ' A. -' igl' Wortman, Kimberly f A ' Wymbs, William -- . 'f hx Yewshenko, Christina A i Q Zirkle,Janel U55 JUNIORS This class of 1982 has been together for almost three years, and they know most everybody in their classes. There are many friends along with memories to be gained and lost throughout their years here and with each new experience the Juniors become more aware of the world around them, and find their own identity. As Juniors some of them begin to look at col- leges. They are maturing and soon will be taking a new step on the ladder of life. This is the first year that they are upper-classmen and they are proving that they can shoulder the responsibili- ty. They are driving, going out, and turning their class rings for luck. Becker, Lori Behnert, Monica Bennett, Jacqueline Bensema, Jlll Boehm, Catherine Bogan, Robert Borbash, Steven Bouziotis, Tommy Boyle, Mary Beth Boyle, Sharl Bradley, Darren Brown, David Budd, David Burch, Ellen Burt, Michael Cairl, lan Cajkouski, Joseph Carballal, Elizabeth Carr, Genia . 1 J r 132 Aidukas, Glenn Albright, Robert Ames, Todd Anderson, Deborah Andreadakis, Angela Archdeacon, Anne Ayers, Donna Balassi, Janice Bayaii, Robert Bayer, George Ash, Alan ,Sf .Q ' gi.- 1 ni- 5 5 1: X Carracino, Nora Catena, Carolyn Catenaro, Anthony Chester, Christian Ciempola, Edward Clare, Michael . Nancy shows how time produces changes even if we don't notice v 2 f Clark, Nancy Q 2- , Clark, Robyn Clark, Todd them as they happen. Q Q 5 Q.. r X X i Clarke, Thomas Coffman, Jeftrey Coleman, Diana Coney, Julia Confortini, Andrew Corbo, David Cornell Kim Costantini, Ivana Cr Crosby, David Cross, Joseph Cryan, Leonard Czajkowski, Christine Daniel, Ronald K or . 1. . by its Daniels, Joyce d'Anunciacao, Kevin David, Neil Davidson, Gwendolyn DeAngeIo, Deborah DeCicco, Teresa Demshock, Lisa DeStefano, Donna Detting, T. J. Doheny, Douglas D'Ovidio, Carmela Drasher, Jacqueline Drexinger, Stephen Ehlbeck, Lisa Engerud, Michael Falzarano, Derek Farber, Nancy Field, Coleen Fischer, James Forman, Philip Fries, Roberta Furfaro, Lisa 134 Doheny, Thomas Doman, Sally dos Santos, Maria Dublel, Luke Duffy, Anne Dunn, Cheryl qi- V. , - .x I. .. a if X 4 'f J 5 2 Xml i NN' .. .l ,, .v . Sb 4 ,,, Ah I i I 1 Enevodson, Neal 9 f 9 Don't bother me now, can't you tell I'm trying to Ilsten. Fisher, William Flinn, Gail Foo Ying, Alfred an N. '9- N x in Q, 5 Q , . Nfge b y , . Garney, Carol ' l Fair, Syable F8lZ8I'8n0 , H9099 . t Griffin, Kimberly Hampton, Harriet Green, Dana Gentile, Jodi Gerrell, Tony Gerlipp, Frank Gibbons, Dawn Gibson, Laurie Gillespie, William T 9-a way 5 Who? Me? Harding, Charlene Hartman, Paige Hayes, Susan Henne, Christopher Hobbs, Cynthia Hobbs, Stephanie swam, f. x-- s,,ig:w,a .xl ..-., 7 'Milli 71. ff' Glasgow, Kevin Goldsworlhy, Robert Gorman, Andrew Grant, Jonathan Gray, Thomas Graziano, Patricia Greene, Douglass Halonski, Robin Hann, Jeftrey Hazy, Ginny Healy, Dwight Henderson, Amy Hobbs, Walter Hosler, Alison Hudak, Andrew 135 Hudak, David Hughes, James Hundley, Karen Hunsicker, Ann Hunt, Kimberley Huriess, Veronica lzzo, Leonard Jackson, Laurle Jaeger, Deborah James, John Jayme, Wllllam Cut me a breakl Latora, Lisa Lawson, James Lawson, Thomas Leavy, Beth Lester, Christopher Levash, Lisa Lonky, Joel Lucas, Nancy 136 5 yr Q, ' ix :ki ,E X. -. Ml fi Kelly, John Kornas, Carolyn Kupper, Darlene Lane, Beth !: 1' : X? ' ll Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Joel Jones, Jennlter Kamarlnopoulos, Paul Keelen, Suzanne Keeler, Kristina Keisler, Melissa KeIl09Q, Alllson tttiii . W f , i 'Q be , i 75 i e ' , ,. E N .. 3'-sa 1' l l l f N an uw, s 'D- t .wo k get tifx Maselli, Joseph Maselll, Marla M8Si, Amelia M8t8l6n8S, MlCh86l Maxwell, Paul McDonald, Maureen McGill, Mark Mclnaw, Christine X ew? E Q Menara, Natalle Mandlc, Marle Markussen, Davld Marull, Mlchael Q: 1,x , 7 Lucina, Mark Lyle, Mark Lynn, Robert Madeano, Linda Males, Penny Maliszewski, Doreen Mamone, Raymond Who are you looking at? Mclnaw, Gerald McMahon, Mary Beth Mlgnella, Diane Miller, Angela M szihaxx . in , Q 5, . ..L7.,. sg -- . R P .,., , 1 - R ve . tl ,, ' l ,xr i n I tlll se -l . i we -A 1...e . it ' ., as 'N Q 1 l , JiliiXQJl.,?iu?e R - li? X ,.,- Miller, Maria Miller, Scott Minchin, Jennifer Mingle, Rosemarie Moore, Susanne Moran, Ellen Mulrooney, Charles Murdock, Kathleen 137 Newman, Richard Newman, Robert Q2 Ti All we are saying ls glve peace a chance . . . Pipher, Carolyn Pomrlnca, Dawn Preston, Christopher Prlce, Craig Quattro, John Quinn, Patricia Rand, B8fb8f8 Newton Terryanne O' Brien, Elizabeth Olkowskl, Michael Ostergren, Jlll Palazzo, Michele Park, David X Paulsen, Susan PekaIa,Dennls J ,n - M Perkins, Stephanie 'Q' Petrone, Dennis 7 i ?',.,F gg I It Ramos, Jesus Redrup, Bruce Reed, James Reh, Vincent Reich, Gil Reynolds, Tracey Riga, Nicholas Rigante, Kathleen Riley, Alan Rinaldi, Marcella Rivera, Norma Robinson, Dawn 4 A A 6,5 l 1 W we x f W kk I t fuk ,- N N if he , . K, A . fi Y . .J X 9 Y l ?' it lsn't he a whimp? Roethke, Peter Rose, Dale Ann Roth, Stacy Ryan, Lisa Sanqulnl, Louls Santiago, Steven Saunders, Whitney Schenck, Allene Schlow, Mlchael Schuler, Amy Schwab, Stephen Senlor, Steven 1,,N-fs. . e- :sexy -www e-ff-:size ..-. five.:-:s.,fs S an-1 . ., ' i N.: x' ., S? 3-fd 1 l 5 'F Q it Smlle Cralg, we're taking your picture Stisco, Thomas Shaffery, Doreen Sharpe, Cameron Shedlock, Michael Slbllia, John Sieverding, John Simmons, Carla Skorge, Robert Skuba, Robert Sokol, John Spooner, Mark Stage, Michael Stala, Felicia Starr, Kathleen Steele, Pamela Stroba, Joseph Sturm, Jack Suk, Mark Sutphen, Patti Terlizzi, Charles Terris, Matthew Tocci, Christopher Toles, Sandra Torsiello, Paul Trent, Jon Trinchera, Brian Turner, William Tweedie, Aaron Vadlmsky, Brian VanArsdaIe, Charles Vandervoort, Todd Vandervort, Melissa VanRavenswaay, Kathy Velten, Gemma 140 Velten, Gemma Vernon, Sabina Viola, Sharon Visco, Elizabeth Wachtel, Lisa Walten, Michele ' 36 . J , J a--SEQ . . .ww Q-.,,, '2., ,. - . You can call me Louls or You can call me Loul or You can call me Lulgl or You can call me Sanguini . . . Webster, Janie Webster, Patricia Welgand, Catherine Whlpert, James Whlte, Lisa Wllk, Greg Wilkinson, Jody Wllllams, Susan r'JJ J ' 5 JJJJ':J JJJ JJ J M J .a r 1 Wltkowsky, Susan A af 4 WItteman,TImothy J,r 1' 2 A J I f- Woods,SheIIa - if - Worsham, June , , V 'V A Wrlght, James ' X f A? y 5 ., f . Zandenel, Gregg , in fl! Zarklewlcz, Susan 141 Seniors 44 In Watch out Farrah, here I come! When is she coming out? Alright now, turn your head to the left, your nose to the right . . . Ahh . . . I'II grab it while she's occupied. E ,t S vi X ,gf 5 Aramis. . .the cologne for the manly man Marie Abate Quote: lt's just like starting over . . .John Lennon t in 5F't f Joan Fl. Amundsen Juana Quote: We have entered the Twilight Zone. Beyond this World Strange things are known. Use the key, unlock the Door, see what your fate might have in store .... Rush Bill Anderson Jaffry Quote: Woke up this morning .... Doors 146 ..-aww Paul Fl. Ammirata f IU -KD Scott P. Ahlstrom Keith Allen Q 2 ' UW Charlie? Burch A X 5 KVCQYY J. Jijx Quote: l have become comfor- Quote: Take one step at a time ' K 5 Q Y-Z J, U fd tably numb.. .Pink Floyd and get the one I Love. Ni ,-X 0 tv 9 X 1-L . f We Q J f lj X :mtl ae wi Qfolwl MD ,f X - A . ,T l ' Dltyfjfblv TILL l ffm I Q l'Xi O Aj fn Y, 5- MIN l A 0 l WUYSQ JU Melinda S. Anello Mel Quote: And then one day you find, ten years have gone behind you, no one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun Pink Floyd QACUQ CLASS -J' - X' ACHQQ do OD Ti l James H. Anthony Ill Captain Buzz Quote: Killing yourself to live . . . Black Sabbath Kevin Ft. Anderson Kev Quote: It was all reaching out to me: now my reflection in the water's all I see. Back to the laughing green of summer days, Back to the chilly golden autumn haze to a place called yesterday. . . .Charlie Daniels g Elizabeth B. Arevalo Liz Quote: I will raise the sun leaving shadows far behind . . . Bad Company Glenn Hans Aufrichtig Hans Quote: Sing just for today maybe tomorrow the Good Lord will take you away. . . Aerosmith Nancy Barker Kevin Paul Beede Beed Quote: Moving in line, then you look back in time to your first day . . . ELO Carol Lynne Axmann 'IAxe Quote: In the grey of morning, my mind becomes confused, bet- ween the dead and the sleeping, and the road that I must choose . . . Moody Blues Sandra Ball Sam l'm not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love Today! ,w i Kim listens to evidence in Crime Law. and Rosie L. Bell Ugmo' Quote: Learn to live each day to the fullest . . . Unknown r . Laura Bixler Bix Quote: This is the end, my beautiful friends . . . Can you pic- ture what will be, so limitless and free. . .Jim Morrison Peter Balsino Dino-Lust Quote: Life a dance, so let the music begin. Live, Love, and Laugh! Scott David Barrett Barret Quote: If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me? . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd Denise Blair Senior Wangly Quote: I wish I could carry your smile in my heart It would make me believe what tomorrow could bring when today doesn't really know. . .Air Supply 147 Tracy Braukmann Laura Bryant Quote: The great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. ... Oliver Wendell Holmes Beth Brokaw Petee Quote: You can't get something for nothing you can't buy freedom for free you won't get by when the tears are in your eyes no matter what your dreams might be .... Ftush Brian David Buckelew Buck Quote: Hey it's SOLID - But why is that, simply because. . . . Kevin Fromm 4 Jesse Wayne Brown Jess Karen L. Bullock Kar new Cynthia A. Byard Cindy Quote: Mrs. K. Per been Real! Mary Ann Brown Quote: Choclate Girl Whispers Jane Burris Tarzan Quote: There've been times when I stumbled over my mistakes There've been times when I have fallen flat on my face But you tell me there's never been day like that for you Then l'll stop and listen to what you think l should do .... Rossington Collins Band 5 .1.... 4 M.G. It'S Laura Camisa Quote: And l've got such a long way to go .... Christopher Cross Ray Catena Quote: Lite is full of Kings and Queens who blind your eyes and steel your dreams, Lite is Heaven and Hell .... Black Sabbath Daniel J. Charlton Denise Lynn Collas Quote: I have gained some understanding of the only world that we see, things that I once dreamed of have become reality. . . . Rush James Catenaro Jim Quote: l ain't tongue tied, just don't got nothin' to say, l'm proud to be livin' in the U.S.A .... Neil Young I William Cleary QW? Wendy Sue Conyk Conk Quote: Live life to it's fullest, but don't get ahead of it, for you shall fall behind .... Original Suzanne Cole Sue Carrie Frances Cornell Carr Quote: The best and most beautiful things in this world can- not be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. . . . Unknown Karen Coletti Quote: And though we drank a thousand times, it's time to Ram- ble On ..,. Led Zeppelin William Cotton Bill Quote: I can't do my homework anymore. The J. Geils Band Lisa Dawn Covert Quote: Schools out for the sum- mer. Schools out forever. . . . Alice Cooper Susan Crane Sue Quote: Free to capture all the world and call it mine. . . . Marcy Henchen Joan Daniels Juana l've decided long ago never to walk in anyone's shadow If I tail, If I succeed, at least I lived as I believe . . . George Benson 150 Karen E. Crisci Kar Quote: Someday we'II look back on this and it will all seem funny. . . . Bruce Springsteen Susan Daniels Doreen Criscuolo Mark d'Anunciacao Quote: Nothing goes and life ain't very pretty, and no one is there to catch you when you fall. . . . Eagles Nancy Cox Peanuts Quote: So Long, someone waiting, l've got places to go. I got things to see, No more p crastination for this is the r ment that was meant for me. Kansas Terry Daniel Shortcake Quote: Ain't no stopping now. Thea Marie Darby Mom'S Quote: Something that you ' me stayed in my head, all n long .... Teddy Pendergrass Stephanie Mills Ronald W. DeLorenzo Ron Quote: Guide the future by the past .... Rush Dan DiMaria Quote: Hey man, my school day's insane .... David Bowie R E E 3 . Theodore Eric Dow Chico Quote: The fear of ignorance was one reason that man built great institutions of learning . . . lt isn't so important how long you live, the important thing is how well you live. .. . Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Arthur DenHartog Gerard Dobrowolski Polish Quote: Goodtimes, Bad times you know l've had my share. . . . Led Zeppelin Russell DeStefano Towana Renee Doman TY Quote: l'm coming out .... Diana Ross Cheryl A. Dever Cher Quote: Weeds are greedy. .. Anonymous Jeffery Donham Fred Quote: Keep the good and leave the bad, take a few of these, the sweeter memories. . . . Todd Rundgren Kelly A. Drong Liitle One Quote: May you live as long as you like, and have all that you like as long as you live. Anonymous i 151 David Edwards Elmo Steve Christopher Federico Fed Gerry Eng Linda Ferrante Linj Quote: Cherish yesterday, Dream of tomorrow, But Live for Today . . . Unknown Juiie Duehne Duehne-Bean Quote: Day Destroys the Nights: Night destroys the day: Tried to run: Tried to hide: Break on through to the other side . . . Jim Morrison Kathy Ernest Kat Quote: What is this that stands before me, figure in Black which points at me, Turn 'round quick and start to run, find out I'm the chosen one. Oh please God help me .... Black Sabbath Sandra Durrant Beth Faulstich 3 k .,. X fax we Q .t t . N 9, 'f ' : . : E K' - M , 4 vt:s -1lll K X Esan P. France sie uote: Forget what life used to p, you are what you choose to lt's whatever you see that life ill become. . . Jackson Browne avin Allen Fromm ommbie Joie: Hey, lt's Solid - but 1y is that, simply because? . . . 'ian Buckelew Maria Fiorillo Susan Freuler Linda Joy Funk Quote: One today is worth two tomorrowsg What I am to be, I am now beginning. Linda Frey Kalman Joseph Fortoloczki Ill Calvin Quote: Sadness is but a wall be- tween gardens .... Kahlil Gibran Bettina Frislid Quote: Music in the soul can be heard by the universe. gt m , L E Maria Gomez Lisa Galumbus Quote: I've paid my dues time after time, I've done my sentence but committed no crime Queen Glenn A. Gottlieb Stacy Ann Godiesky Quote: Time held me green and dying though I sang in my chains like the sea. . .Dylan Thomas Angelina Greenaway Mutley Quote: The dreams we've held so close seemed to all go up in smoke. . . Rolling Stones 'TT Lisa Goldberg Quote: Only you'll arrive at you own made end: With no one bt yourself to be offended: lt's yo that decides . . .George Harriso '-N417 John M. Gurski Pope Quote: Like guests who hai stayed too long: Now it's tina' time to leave. . . Genesis l 4 A .... in 1 Marie C. Gustavson Gus Quote: Every sparrow, once he's learned to serenade, leaves the nest and soars out on his own to fly . . . Rod McKuen if 'f '5 Michele Handleman if Jennifer Lynn Haley Jenny Quote: The sun in the morning brings the flower from a bud hail to the given, life and love Moody Blues Scott Hanna Boat Debbie Hammond Suckotash Quote: We've only just begun . . . 's 97 Lisa Anne Harding Lees Quote: Cherish the dreams of yesterday, Dream of tomorrow, but live for today . . . Unknown Gertrude Hampton Gerty 3 Sylvia Lynn Hargrave Syl Quote: Real life is a perpetual compromise between the ideal and the possible. 155 Connie M. Harrell Con Quote: Don't be fooled by the radio - The TV or the magazines. They'Il show you photographs of how your life should be But they're just so- meone eIse's fantasy . . . Styx Karen Regina Harris Moochie Quote: A world of my own Brian Ingram ,, itrr ,Wai ,, M .ai Kim Holeman Quote: You know it's gonna get harder and harder and harder as you get older . . . Pink Floyd 156 xr? E. I. Agneta Holtz Aggie Quote: Och Live maste fortsatta . . . Unknown George Havrilla Qt-N, f,f Susan M. Herb Herb Quote: I love the friends I have gathered together at this thin route - We have constructed pyramids in honor of our escap- ing. . .Jim Morrison Suzanne Homm Bert Heller Bert Quote: School is blown to pieces .. .Alice Cooper David Hickson Spud Lee Hopkins Scott Hresan Reese Sonia L. Huntzinger Soni Quote: Five to One One in Five No one Here Gets out Alive. . . Jim Morrison Michael llles Mike Quote: Looking back I've lived and learned but now l'm wonder- ing .... Black Sabbath Deanna Hudak Quote: Our memories of yester- day will last a life time . . .Styx Oma Annette Hurling Nuke Quote: Career Girl in a Man's World . , . Carrie Lucas .1 5 ! Joseph llotti Mark Hughson Yifrr Donna Lynne Hull Quote: Just think of what life might be in a world like I have seen . . . Rush Louis M. lntili Louieee! Quote: What a long strange trip it's been . . . Grateful Dead Chris E. Iverson Quote: The future's uncertain and the end is always near . 157 Edward Jackey K- X ?L',,T1 ' 5 Wendy K. Janssen Wendell Quote: I have no yesterday: Time took them away. l have only today! dn..- Molly A. James Quote: What you are is God's gift to you. What you become is your gift to God. . , .qw--eu .1 2 i Ruth A. Jensen Flu Quote: Happiness is not a destination - but a method of traveling .... Mark Twain 158 f 2 A A M Tammy James Edward J. Jamison Eddie Melvin W. Johnson Jr. Brooks Quote: The biggest part of Me . . . Ambrosia f p 'Q-' Ruth Johnson Quote: Man's mind stretched to a new idea never goes back to its original dimensions. . . . Oliver Wendell Holmes Me.. V lv Iiss Yvonne Johnson on d Kankowski ddu Dawn Ft. Jones Face Quote: The highways jammed with broken heroes on a last chance power drive. Everybody's out on the run tonight But there's no place leh to hide. Bruce Springsteen Nancy S. Kaplan Nanny Kap Quote: Knowledge is gained by learning: Trust by Doubtg Skill by practiceg and Love by Love Thomas Szasz N Roger Jones Mule Ty Jones Dorothy A. Keenan Bear Quote: I want to be free Unknown Karen Ann Key Quote: The obscure we see even- tually. The completely obvious, it seems, takes longer .. . Edward Fl. Murrow Kristin King Kris Quote: lt's the soul afraid of dy- ing that never learns to live Bette Midler John Krawz Linda Lackey 160 'X X..- Jacqueline Kingman Wobbles Quote: You may say l'm a dreamer but l'm not the only one .. .John Lennon Cynthia Koziel Cindy Quote: You've got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart . . . Carol King Dwayne R. Laggini Tatoo Quote: ll I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now, Cause there's too many places l've got to see Lynyrd Skynyrd Mark Robert Lane Ring Ding Quote: Am I going insane Black Sabbath Tim Krautwald Kraut Quote: llly Gilly GA Scot Hanna xx Bruce A. Kurilla Buckwheat Quote: Rock and Roll ain't noise pollution, Rock and Roll ain' gonna die. . .AC!DC Wllliam G. Lawson Mr. Bill Lee No one can look back on school days and say with that they were altogether . George Orwell 'homas B. Lenahan .enny luote: You may say I'm a lreamer, but I'm not the only ine. I hope someday you'll join s, and the world will live as one . .John Lennon lennifer P. Locke len Juote: Let today embrace the vast with remembrance and the uture with longing Kahlil iibran Terence Lavon Lee Grandmaster Flash Quote: Take your time, do it right! . . .SOS Band Y Dominae Legac Quote: Thinking is the best way to travel. Thomas Love Quote: Wave after wave will flow with the tide and bury the world as it does. Tide after tide will flow and recede leaving life to to on as it was. . . Rush Edward Cyril Lukatch Jr. Fred Quote: Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap.. . ACXDC Barbara Leitner Barbie Quote: But me, I'm not stoppin' there, Got my own row left to hoe. Just another line in the field of time. . .Neil Young Leslie J. Levin Quote: Where words fail, music speaks ... Hans Christian Anderson Scott Lyle 161 Jean-Albert Maisonneuve Mez Rob Marek Quote: To cross the Bridge of Sighs . . . Trower Marc Malek Sparky Quote: Don't try to reach me. I've made up my mind: I've seen the future and left it behind . . . Black Sabbath 41? Donald R. Mathews Matty Quote: l'm Free . . .The Who 162 l fx X ,W X if f VVV 'L tlrl Dennis P. Manning fi Christopher Ft. Martin Chris Quote: Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for any dream and a pocket full of gold . . . Led Zeppelin Kenneth McAloon NEK ureen P. McConnell Mo rote: Come explore your eam's creation, enter this mrld of imagination . . . Flush aan Dennis McMurtry iote: Let none presume on his rod fortune until he finds life, at 5 death, a memory without pain . Sophocles waryn E. Melick war Jote: I've got to be free, free to ce the life that's ahead of Me . Styx William H. Mercier Smush Quote: And if you listen very hard, the tune will come to you at last. Where all is one and one is all. To be Flock and not to Roll . . . Led Zeppelin Sandy Meszaros Blaze Quote: So when you look into the sun, see all the things we haven't done. . . Jethro Tull Jeff E. McMahon Quote: To be continued . . . Christopher A. Melick Chris Quote: In the world, the impor- tant thing is not to know more than all men, but to know more at each moment than any other particular man . . .Goethe Allan Shaw Metzler Big Al Quote: And if the Band you're in starts playing different tunes, l'II see you on the dark side of the moon. . . Pink Floyd 163 Marion Richard Miller Jr. Richie Quote: The sky has its stars, the sea has its pearls, and I have my own life to follow. Susan K. Miller Sueberry Quote: Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward, always just a step ahead of me . . . it's the joy l've yet to know, the love l've yet to show, for it's the person I have yet to be. . . Karen Flavn Michele Lynn Micklus Shell ' Flobin Ann Mignella Curly Quote: Don't worry, you'll finc yourself, follow your heart anc nothing else, and you can do this if you try, all I want is to be satisfied . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd N o,,, ,W , fi- if W is 'Si x ,X N I I. .ll.,,sa5by Iwi ii: in ii Q-,X t was Nami sm gi 1 sea s . ' mfs ' 1 3 1 N In 5 K me X 5 .t Q . X -.1 we as ,f 1 V t ,X s s Thaddeus Milligan Vincent L. Milligan Vinnie Iill Mogavero Quote: Yes there are two paths 'ou can go by. But in the long un, there's still time to change he road you're on Led Zeppelin Charles Moore Quote: Opportunity is for the tak- ing. Look inside yourself, you'll see them go clean up your own backyard. Leave my yard to me! . .. Ross- ington Collins Pandora Mills Pam Dina Mistichelli D Quote: Some people think it's holding on that makes one strong. Sometimes it's letting go . . . Sylvia Robinson Colleen Moore C Quote: l will go on shining, shin- ing like brand new, l'll never look behind me, my troubles will be few. . .Supertramp Rosanne Moore Rosey Quote: l must be traveling on now cause there's too many places l've got to see . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd 165 Glenn Morello Mosley Quote: Please don't ask what you mean to me, I'm here tonight, l'll be gone tomorrow . . . Henry Paul 'FM Shelley M. Murphy Maja Quote: It's been such a long time. l think l should be going. Time doesn't wait for him, it keeps on Rollin' . . . Boston f :kk E ' ' it ' a t S5 . Gerard Ogletree Quote: l want to be a pro basket- ball player always and forever . . . 166 Shari A. Morgenstern Shar Quote: Now is the time that we can have faith in what we can do! . . .Jonathon Richmond Lyn Ann Moskowitz Lyn Quote: Keeping my mind on a better life. Where happiness is only a heart-beat away. Paradise-can it be all I heard it was. Z close my eyes and maybe I'm already there. . . Styx if Stephen Motz Nancy Ogren Gabby Quote: Well, I'm not the kind to live in the past. The years run too short and the days too fast: the things you lean on are the things that don't last . . . Al Steward and Peter White George Ogletree Darren Oller Edward O'Rourke Pager In your head is the let it guide you along, let heart be the anchor, and beat of your own song Perlinsky I didn't know now, what I know then . . .Bob Seger Wal-yx 'atty Phelps 'hillie luote: Cursing the quest. Cour- lng Disaster. Measureless nights Drbode. Moments of rest. ilimpses of laughter. Are leasured along the road, lon Fogelberg Robert Painter Hymen Quote: Don't take lite too seriously: No one gets out alive ...Bugs Bunny Dominic J. Palermiti Bims Quote: When they turn the pages of history: When these days have passed long ago, will they read of us with sadness . . .Rush was-W, f,,Z' , X ,,,,,, fi' ,,., IQ .nl-ff., At- Angela Marie Pipher Quote: What lies before us, and what lies behind us are tiny mat- ters compared to what lies within us.. .Ralph Waldo Emerson QW Q 414 X 44? 4 ,, . N' Carola Plumhoff Quote: Never accept a situation as is: argue, question, and explore Stephanie Perkins Weed Quote: Hold on, good things never last. . . Black Sabbath John D. Petrushka Jay Quote: All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be . .. Pink Floyd Nancy L. Quick Quote: l've been thinking about how hard our climb has been go- ing separate ways but knowing that we always had a friend and hoping l'd be meeting you again . . . Helen Reddy 167 Nerina Rafto Rina Quote: Live each day as if it were the only day you have, as if there were no tomorrow. . . Stephen Redmond Lobster Man Quote: We were at a party: lt's earlobe fell in the deep: someone reached in and grabbed it: it was a rock lobster. . . B-52's Cari Richard Courageous Quote: Let the good times Roll! . . . Cars Linda S. Roberts Bun Quote: We won't know until we try. . . Barry White 168 : William J. Roethke Billy Quote: To break on through to the other side . . . The Doors Deborah Rossomando Debbie Quote: I stumbled upon your secret place safe in the trees with tears on your face. Wrestling with your desires - frozen strangers stealing your fires, the message hit my mind . . . Heart Sheri Lynn Richards Hot Rod Richards Quote: We don't need no educa tion, we don't need no though control. All's we need is a placi to Rock and Roll . . . Pink Floyd Karen Lynn Rigante ' Quote: And I would turn th pages back, but time will n allow the way these days just ri along too fast to last: Too vas too strong . . . Jackson Browne Charles T. Rowell Rowlllll i Orlando Ruiz Big O Quote: lt's been four long years. David Scaler KX' xwg is iiiii - i.... Q if I Q gi K mf : ,I f fs?E?mQs:,5 t ,. T . - ..i. it ,Q Lance Schenck Marianne Runco Quote: l get by with a little help by my friends . . . Beatles at I Mary Salerno Mare Quote: l've got to be free, free to face the life's that's ahead of me . . . Styx Deborah L. Sandala Debbie Quote: lf you wake up and don't want to smile: lf it takes just a lit- tle while, Open your eyes and look at the day, You'll see things in a different way . . . Fleetwood Mac eg ! Robert W, Schlack Bob Quote: The secret of life is not to do what one likes, but to try to like what one has to do. . . Dinah Craik Bernard Schmanski Bernie Quote: You can't always get what you want . . . Rolling Stones Joseph Schoeffler 169 Jane N. Seibert Tom Shimalla Mot Quote: I guess I just wasn't made lor these times . . . Brian Wilson Curtis Smith Magic 170 'Tiff' Robert W. Sena Ginz Quote: Forget what life used to be, you are what you choose to be, it's whatever you see that life will become. . .Jackson Browne Rick A. Sickler Michele Shamro Quote: Use the best of care when life to you seems so unfair Unknown Debra Marie Siecko Debbie Quote: Success is speaking words of praise, In cheering other people's ways, In doing just the best you can with every task and every plan . . . Unknown Lisa Marie Shedlock Lis Quote: I walked on the beach ir the early morn. I ran on the sanc til I could breathe no more. stood on a rock looking out at the sea and believed what I said when I said, I feel Free . I Ralph Skorge Tammy Ann Snyder Quote: lf you have never been amazed by the very fact that you exist, you are squandering the greatest fact of all . . . Jim Fiebig Wendy Suzanne Snyder Wen Quote: l believe in Right, because without it there is an absence of God! Karen Marie Stahoski Kack Pattie Anne Sutphen Sut Quote: We often live our lives in chains and never realize we have the key . . . Eagles Glen Allen Sokol Soke Quote: The Children of tomorrow live in the tears that fall today. Will the sunrise of tomorrow br- ing in peaces in anyway . . . Black Sabbath Dianne Stately Katherine Pearl Sollazzo Quote: I dwell in Possibility-A fairer house than Prose-More numerous of windows-Superior- for Doors. . . Emily Dickinson Mitchel Stewart Jeffrey A. Spooner Red Eye Quote: Watch out for women with only one sock . . .Me Thomas D. Stowe Stowemizer Quote: Sudden love is the latest cured . . .Jean De La Bruyere Glenn Sutton Sut 171 Pamela F. Sweer Pam Quote: Music hath charms to soothe the savage beast Unknown Lllllan Swlck Lil Quote: You know we're having good days and we hope they're gonna last: our future still looks brighter than our past . . . Rush 1 Charles Thomas 172 si :kg- K5 .tt Walter Thompson Lee Tassolt Quote: I don't wanna be a soldier mamma, I don't wanna die John Lennon If ,V Kim Marie Theriault Kimby Quote: In masks outrageous and austere the years go by in single file: But none has meritted my fear and none has quite escaped my smile . . . Eleanor Wylie ff we if ,gt ave Topallan Patricia Townes Lynn Marie Timpano Lynnie Quote: in making others happy you will be happy, too, for the happiness you give away returns to Shine on You! Kristine Tomasko Quote: Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile. . . Einstein Jennifer M. Tull Jenny Quote: It's easy to see. I think it's time for me to move along Lynard Skynyrd Douglas T. Ulshafer Doug 173 Mary Ellen Valent Melon Quote: You don't get something for nothing. You can't buy freedom for free. You won't get by when the tears are in your eyes, no matter what your dream might be . . . Rush Kenneth B. Weinstein Muhammed Kenny Quote: I wake to sleep, and take my waking slow. I feel my fate in what I cannot fear. I learn by go- ing where I have to go Kurt lannegut Jr. Tom Van Arsdale Van Quote: Why don't you give the kid a break . . . Alice Cooper km James R. Welsh Jim Quote: We gotta get out of this place if it's the last thing we ever do . . . Blue Oyster Cult Julie M. Van Ness Judy Quote: Celebrate good times. 43 Sandra A. Wedderman Sandi Quote: lt's a matter of time Genesis 'X M. wt. ii ' IL lobert Wengrzyn he Blaze luote: Like a gust who stayed o long. Now it's finally time to aveg Yes it's finally time to ,ave. Take it calmly and serene: 's the Famous final scene ob Seger James Frederick Wenz Humper Quote: After this, I looked and behold. Door was opened in heaven . . . . B enneth A. White we Kid uote: On my way to my final astination . . .Ted Nugent Tracy Williams Lisa Wenz Trub Quote: No more carefree laughter, A Silence ever after . . . tears in my eyes, this is where the story ends, this is good by ABBA Nancy Jane Westling Nance Quote: Strangers are friends that we have yet to meet . , . Roberta Lieberman , l , l ll Eg . if W ' as l ... ' ws J' ' 55 Ai.- Robert A. Wilson Grandmaster Funk Irene B. Woods Quote: Hang on to what you've got... Seniors not pictured: Robin Adams Cheryl Beaton Paul Chwastyk Thomas Dewey Rodney Dorsey Tom Genova James Graham Kevin Hundiey Frank Loomis John Marion Anthony O'Donnell Holly Pattie George Peters Stan Pietraszewski Harvey Sanderson Alex Skwira Richard VanNess Glenn Zack 176 l William Fl. Wise Bill Quote: Give 'em Hell emi Laura L. Wrong Max Quote: We all shine on, Llke the moon and the stars and the sun, Well, we all shine on, On and on and on. . .John Lennon Therese Ann Wittemann Terri Quote: I wish I could carry your smile in my heart. At times when my life seems so low . .. Air SUPPW QW .. .1 Robert John Wymbs Jr. Bob Quote: The hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world , . .W.R. Wallace Scott Zolton Quote: The time will come when you'll see we're all one and life flows on within you and without you . . . George Harrison Michael Wojcik Linda Marie Yakup Lynn ' Quote: But real life isn't like school, there are some lessons that can't be taught . . .Styx Robert A. Zoubek Zoub Quote: Yesterdays are over my shoulder So I can't go back tor too long. There's just too much to see waiting in front of me and l don't think l can go wrong Jimmy Buffett 'KKN y is Aww' '--Q AMW-Q. 4,5 Senior Babies alfvfv Susie- vm M K 1545, M' W4 f-'51 M ag H :f it A-N Nw aw i li X? -:sag .. ..... 1' f k gr g X gg , Q ? i X , Hx r X S k , .hp EX X X S IAS X 55 my 1 wx K A - -:Q '. in gg Q5 ,M Q el gg at YQ X X Q X K Q x x 5 X F SN A 2 5 1 2 3 S xx R -if ws fx 'ina f V 5 W ff , fa s , af, iv H ' V - , MW, 4 5 1 W ,. ff KW 51 'Lf 4 , ,,,A , , Y rf f ff, ,Q fu, 5 2 f- I , 'Q Q' A u 1, if, Spring '80 K J is gh Psi Q 5+ j QW 5. if-1 ff wa VARSITY BASEBALL S? 31-Lv 295 The 1980 Baseball Team: Sitting: Ed Kankauski, Don Steinert Eric Dow Wayne Howel 2nd Flow Kevin Hundley Paul Sowden Chris Martin Dan Pongrac, Bruce Kurilla, Tom Brown. 3rd Flow: Chris Keeler Rob Newman Scott Lyle Bob Albright Dominic Glenn Andy Johnson Dennis Mathews, Pete Duffey, Coach Collavita, Doreen Perlinsky This year the Varsity baseball team, coached by Mr. Colavita, ended its season with an 11-10 record. Mr. Colavita felt the team fulfilled its goal by finishing the season with the .500 record and reaching at least the 1st round in both the county and the state tournaments. Seniors Dennis Mathews and Don Steinert were both selected for the all area county 1st team squad. Other outstanding players were Andy Johnson and Bruce Kurilla, County 1st team pitcher, Dennis Mathews, shows his form. Bruce Kurilla tries for a tag. Left. Donny Stemert is up in the air for baseball. Right. Rob Newman makes contact. Below left: Andy Johnson awaits a tag. Below right. Pete Duffey. 183 J.V. BASEBALL The JV Baseball Team: 1st Flow: Curt Rock, Nick Riga, Whitney Sondders, Phil Forman, Rick Dymond, Todd Duffey. 2nd Row: Coach Mech, Bob Albright, Dave Quick, Jim Reed, Mike Shlow. 3rd Row: Todd Vandervort, Brian Vadimsky, Mark Lyle, Robert Zoubeck. The Junior Varsity baseball season was not a disappointment with their 8-9 record, however the new coach Mr. Mech, feels there is still room for improvement. Jim Lawson, a transfer student from Franklin, was the team's main pitcher. With the help of Todd Vandervort in centerfield having a .380 batting average and Phil Forman at shortstop, he pitched his best game, a three hitter against North Plainfield. The versatility of Bob Albright has developed him into a fine rightfielder, centerfielder or first baseman for varsity ball. 184 we KL In , Coach Mech wpi N if be Nick Riga scoops it up. Brian Vadimsky hussles to complete the play. Whitney Saunders throws it home Left Mike Schlow pitches strikes. Right: Kurt Rock warms up before a game. Below: J.V. practice - one more time. VARSITY SOFTBALL .--5 Kneeling: Robin Ra, Beth Visco, Lynn Grasso, Debbie Rossomando, Diana Metzner, Kim Brown. Standing: Coach Klock, Liz Carballal, Sue Herb, J Apsely, Lorrane Demshock, Carol Axemann, Marianna Timmons, Doreen Shaffery, Carola Plumhoff, Patty Graziano, Sandi Wedderman, Lori Gibson. New The girls softball team finished 3rd in the state con- ference for the 1980 season. This was the 3rd year of a 5 rebuilding program for Coach Klock. This involved starting 5 with 9 of 15 freshman players of which 5 still play with the 2 team. 5 This was the 1st year that has been highlighted by good 3 team play. 5 9 Coach Klock feels with the addition of a strong pitcher 9 and a consistent power hitter, the team has a chance of G winning the conference in 1981. reen 186 x ' ss tu N w ' . Q ' 'V' Q J k ff k LA -if 'L -' Y - is ff A . .s L W ' ! . Q Ns' - K, tg ..rt'T,.., , -Q., , . . ..4q- .-.- X 'az 1w'ZS5fwa:s.m..:s 'f Doreen Shaffery is ready to go. Jill Apsely waits for the pitch! Debbie Rossomando shows it with finesse Coach Klock takes another moment to speak with the infield. Mariana Timm0nS IBKGS 6 lead. Sue Herb swings away. Lorrane Demshock gets a signal. BOYS' TRACK TEAM The undefeated Boys' Track Team, coached by Mr. Platt, succeeded in becoming the Mid-State Track and Field Cham- pions. Extra credit should be awarded to Wayne Brown who led the team in his great effort in the long jump and hurdlesg Joe Cross who swept first in the 3000 meters: Bruce Griffin who outdid everyone in the long jumpg Jim Hill in the 1500 metersg Richard Miller in the 400 and 800 metersg Bruce Reinhardt in pole vaultingg and Jonathon Williams in the 100 and 200 meters. Jonathon Williams placed first in the counties with his suc- cess in the 100 and 200 meters. Bruce Griffin placed fifth in the state for his powerful effort in the long jump. Somerville Opponent 77 Watchung 54 91 South Plainfield 40 6216 Franklin 68V2 91 Montgomery 23V2 82V2 Delaware Valley 48V2 66 Bridgewater West 65 72 Bridgewater East 59 Joe Cross gives it all he's got Running hard. Q5 safe! Ugg. ,A I. Y,,,5l.: TV f V, 2 gzl W V : A751 i,' -,, ' ,Qin n -' The lonely vigil. Up and over. The long stretch. Rich Miller by a nose GIRLS' TRACK The 1980 Girls' Track Team The 1980 Girls' Track Team, coached by Mr. Gottshalk, achieved their first win ever and went on to have a winning season of 5-2. Key members that contributed to the season's outcome were Tina Bryant, Cyndy Byard, Joan Daniels, Joyce Daniels, and Paige Saunders in short distances. In middle to long distances, Mary Beth Boyle, Roberta Fries, Erica Granetz, Maureen McConnell, Mary Kate Murray, Jackie Stafford, Gem- ma Velton, and Linda Zolton, did their best to help the winning season. The team deserves much congratulations and hopes to gain an even better outcome next year. Somerville Opponent 58 Watchung 60 47 South Plainfield 62 81 Bound Brook 37 61 Franklin 57 83 Bridgewater West 35 67 Bridgewater East 51 72 Hillsborough 46 190 Cindy Byard pushes hard The iine-up. I can make it. I did make it. Kim flies like a bird .xx Q we xx 'ff Ve. it xx liars 'S -. Y pans-. f Give me that baton. Up and over in a long stretch. pm.. TENNIS A A The 1980 Tennis Team Ken Weinstein makes contact Cam Sharpe is sure to keep his eye on the ba Mike Grunwald shows his strong forehand. Charlie Culberson returns the ball with good form i i . W -Nag --h-- seiiff- 152 -V fu M Bill shows his forehand style. Jack Sturm follows through Each member of the Golf Team was a hard worker and never got discouraged. Coached by Mr. Coletta, the team had a good season. Two players that should get extra recognition are Mike Gwasdacus and Dave Topaiion. Mike qualified for the districts and made the Mid-State Golf Team. Dave was always consistent and dependable. He has won a varsity letter each year since he was a Freshman. The team is looking forward to another suc- cessful season. GOLF .3 x 5 . 1 t....f . Coach Coletta 1980 Golf Team vv'QL-Y 'mx Maura lets one fly. Dave may become a golf pro. lll if fa ,Q 4 is Y say CHEESE FOLLOW WHO? 1980 PROM The 1980 Junior-Senior Prom will certainly be cherished memory of all who attended. lt all took place May 16, at the Somerville lnn. With a theme of Fol You, Follow Me, it seems that many prominent memt of SHS did just that! The band, Standing Room O kicked out some pretty terrific sounds which allowed m to try out some new steps, while others relied on the ol: was as if someone had led you to a fantasy land that ni with all your friends dressed in formal wear, looking tl best. However, all things must finally end. The 1980 Pr came to a wonderful end when Todd Otto and Lil Durrant were crowned King and Queen of the the pron the mystical hour of twelve o'clock. 5 wif Did you hear the one about E Save the last dance for me Psst Heidi, what should l say? BANOUET The 1980 Drama Club Banquet was held at the W chung View Inn. As usual the food was terrific and 1 entertainment superb? This year all were entertained four members of the Drama Club: Gemma Velten, Kris King, Pete Balsino, and Marwan Nabulsi. These four thi pians performed two of a series of three one acts. The fi was entitled, The Apple Tree , starring Peter Balsino Adam and Kristin King as Eve. Both were costumed in little as possible. Scenes of a Marraige was then put by Gemma Velten and Marwan Nabulsi. This particular A involved a question of love ? between a married coup very intense parts to play. As in past years, all members of the theatre arts drama club who have earned 100 thespian points or mc were also honored by being inducted into the lnternatiol Thespian Society. The show must go on, and hopefl with the help of the many talented people involved in 1 different aspects of theatre in SHS, it will!!! And this is the picture of you with the lampshade on your head. lt's Seattle Slew in the 4th. Hey, little girl, you want some candy? Please, sir, I want some more Home Sweet Hut 2 OKLAHOMA The production of the 1980 spring musical, Oklahoma, directed by Heidi Brandt and assisted by Jody Vipperman, was another Somerville High School smash. The play consisted of eleven cast members chosen especially for the parts they played, with the lead parts played by Sarah Drake, as Laurie Williams, and Andy Gor- man as Curly McClain. The chorus consisted of seventeen members who were also chosen carefully for their parts. The entire cast and chorus started their practicing many weeks in advance learning their lines and getting them perfect. A lot of hard work was also put into the production of the play by the backstage helpers. Everyone who was in the play and the people who helped, got their reward for their hard work on the nights of the play when the audience applauded them for their great performance. Allan and Kristin get romantic Oh Ado Annie Jud Makes ready for Curly. He said what? s B - Oh what a beauti1uI morning Peter's best view. GRADUATION BRINGS TEARS AND BUBBLES Jessie shows her sentiments. Which hat should I wear? Th6 fl'6aSUI'6d mOm6n1S. Thoughtful reflection WE FINALLY MADE IT! Endings , i tix '. and QQ ,P Xl Q' 21 wrgi, N 1 'xx N 'X X sfiiffiif 'Q xg 'R ' Q ' 'SQ WS. ,Mg 'SFX l ny gm Marie 23 Nassau Robin Scott P 16 24 West Paul R 10 E Brass Orchestra. 4: Dru ing: 1, 2, 3, 4: Joan R. 1135 Rt. 28 Majorette' Kevin 40 Harlan Basketball: 1, 2, 3 William Anderson 1 Fox Chaser:-Run Melinda S. Anello 161 E. Spring Str. Gymnastics: 1, 2 James H. Anthony lll 57 Adams St. Elizabeth Areuala Glenn H. Aufrichtig RD 2 Box 58 South Marching Band: 1, 2: Carol Lynne Axmann 16 Schoolhouse Lane Student Council: 1: Mixed ketball: 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball: 1 Sandra Ball 62 North Doughty Ave. Tennis: 1 Peter Balsino 871 Old York Rd. Marching Band: 1: President: 4: National President: 4 y y Barker 1 06 - Barrett 14 South Cadillac Dr. Cross Country: 1, 2, 3: Cheryl Lee Beaton 61 South Bridge St. Kevin P. Beede 20 Blue Jay Ct. Tech Club: 1, 3 Rosa Lee Bell? 42 West Brown St. Student Council: 4 Laura Bixler 3 39 Windy Willow Way Band: 1, 2: Council 3: Valkyrie: 4 Denise Blair 891 Old York Rd. Usherette: 1: Color 2, 3, 4 Tracy Braukmann Beth Brokaw at 292 Case Rd: Student Council: 1, 4: Yearbook: 1 Jesse 50 West Football Track: 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Directory 1: Grievance Commit- Choir: 2: Guid- r Society: 3, Choir: 1, 2 Gymnastics: 2: Council: 1, 2, 1, 2: Griev- Advisory 3: Co-Cap- Nurse's Aid: 1: Terry Daniel 35 Franklin St. Susan Daniels Mary d'Anunciacao 20 Schoolhouse Lane Football: 1: Wrestling: 1: Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4 Thea M. Darby 148 Davenport St. Mixed Choir: 1 Ronald W. De Lorenzo 150 River Rd. Arthur DenHartog Russell DeStefano Cheryl A. Dever 26 Madison St. Thomas Dewey Daniel DiMaria Gerald Dobrowolski 7 Schoolhouse Lane Towanan R. Doman 69 Center St. Basketball: 1, 2 Jeffrey Donham 10 Deer Hill Rd. Fencing: 4: Football: 1: Soccer: 2, 3, 4 Rodney Dorsey Eric Dow 101 Davenport St. French Club: 1, 2, 3: Student Council: 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society: 3, 4: Class Vice President: 3, 4: Football: 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling: 2, 3, 4: Baseball: 3, 4: Student Advisory Committee: 4: Varsity Club: 2, 3, A Drong Richards Ave. French Club: 1, 2 is 2 3 .. 2 s , u ex-- - sa. ' T, 11 skit: W 2 2. '32 22 , 2222,22,a2 D 5233 :s, 5 22 2 -2 ,gg-22 es 2121- 44122 255-2 ,...... , fV-- -2 :K m k1. Ik. 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Footban. 1 2222 2 - 222 1' 22 2--- 22222- 22,12 222 12222 22222 A 3 E 2222 22', 2 ' 1 - 2 2 22 Track: 1: Band: 2: 21224 22 rigs 2 1 2222 2 2222 222222, 2221 - 222 -222 A 2 22 Q 2 222'2'2'-' ' 305519 Hamm0nd --222222 222 1 222 2 93 - 2 2 2 2--- 22 ---2 2 -- 2 22, 22222 2 222 - -1 2 2 222 -': 222i 94 39001311 ST- 2222 l-12 2 3UQh- 22 22-2 I-HWSOF1 , 1222 222' mixed Choir- 1 Ct 122i 22 2 1 O - V iikg 2 2:': :-- K? 22 ,kkf y I kkii fl A A K: 1 Cappella Chef: --2r- 22,- f 22222-22 - -224124 'S 222 22 2 2222 2-2- 2222 'r2222l2 '-2222222 ,--2 2222 22-222 -- '2'- 2'222 22 2222r 222 C1393 22222r L99-es? -2 2 ---- 2 2--- 11 222, 12 2 ,,- 2222- 2222 i 222:r 2222- --' 2222 - 1 22222 22222 2 2 Wlealtanls Sf' 2221-2 VYHCKQ 13 Year HQHDF 22 Lee ---- 2' ---11, 2222 22 -2 2-222 - 2-2 2 22222 michelle hmih V h - 2 ' 22 2222 2 -12- r:-' :-2- 2- 22 . 2222 22 2 . 2 'CDU 2221 anna- 22 00fPa - 11 21 21 31 4 3ZQ2'1Burnt Mills Rd. 222 DOYNIDGS I-9986 222222 aisa A. H-grdlng 2 exe . 3, 4, Student Coundfl. 1, 2 20 Orlole 22222 2 300 Oa5e2Rd.2 Wendy K. Janssen Barbara 2 212 Uffree And: 3, 4, Basketball Stat.: 20 Relmer St. 3424 1 1' Tleater Arts' 1 German Club' 1 2 3 4' Mixed Choir' 1 Germadls l l b' 1 2 3 22-2 2-22 2 ' - I , 1 I I 222222 2, 1 2 2222 22 2 L.222Hargrave 22-- 2 Ruth A. Jensen 222 2 - Stil 4 ,,,,22 , I 21 East ,Surnrnrt St. ' I 2002 Hollan West 2 3rassg15Z3raror2r. 112, Marchmg Band, 1, 2, 3, Bowlmg. 3, Mrxed Chorr: 1, French2Ctub. 222, , ,22222 1: Gcineert Band'-91, 2: Track' 13' 2l2 Spanish 2 'l 2 2--- 1 2-2 -2 2 222 3 ,,-- 2 222 -- 2 222 2' -4 ' D iih 3 2222 I ,----L.222 22222---2 2222 22LLk V22- 122'31223722-!?4?t'0n9sfg5UnO' MCWFU --22 JV- 2 2222 - 2 2- 2 222 Qiass 2222 S121 2 222. --2222, 2- 2 22.22 22222 3: Pfesldeflff 4:2121 -- 22 2 .222 222- - 222 ,22,22 2222 1-22 2 212 1 2 El'lS6mbl9- 3, 4. 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Locke . 45Grant Ave. 1 4 ' Marching Band: 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band: 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra: 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Choir: 1: A'Cappella Choir: 2, 3, 43 All State Choir: 4: Spanish Club: 2: National Honor Society: 3, 43 Marching Band Librarian: 3, 43 Mixed Choir Treasurer: 13 Mid-State Band: 2: Chantelles: 2, 3, 43 Orchestra Vice President: 3 Frank Loomis Thomas Love 5 Windy Willow Way Edward C, Lukatch Jr. 128 Cedar Grove Rd. 1 Scott Lyle - . Jean-Albert Maisonneuve y 1 30 Kenburyard 3 Marc Malek: 4 29 Kenbury :F-td. A.V. Technician: 1, 2, 3 s Maryann Maimstedt. 3 S... Q ier.. ...ra 3 30 iee. itfHflhQ5HfAYQ3+ strig ieilea 3 1 ..: i iiee 'ti 4 J i':1: 3 AVQ3iY3Qti f::i3 Lk.V.LL i 121. -3 ii Rlfiifwhf R114 . 1 Qttfittfsasfierta-i:f.Martin . 1 Baskeibaii: 1, 2, 33 BBSQUBIIZ 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club: 1,32, 3, 41 3 Donald R. Mathews g i180W..Summit St. 1 1 Wrestling: 1, 2, 3: Golf: 3, 4 Student Council: 1, 2,3 3 Kenneth McAloon 22 Deerhil Rd. Maureen P. McConnell 81 Katydid Dr. Cross Country: 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketbail: 1, 2, 3: Track: 1, 2, 3, 4: Greivance Committee: 4: Valkyrie: 3: Student Advisory Commit- tee: 4: National Honor Society: 3, 4 Jeff E. McMahon y 447 windmill Way Sean D. McMurty 164 Windy Willow Way Valkyrie: 1: Student Page Editor: 23 Edito- rial Advisor: 3: Co-Editor-in-Chief: 43 Fencing: 1, 2, 3, 343 National Honor Soci- ety: 3, 43 Student Greivance Committee: 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Advisory Committee: 2, Christopher A. Melick 285 Case Rd. 3 Swimming: 1, 2, 3, .43 French Club: 13 Track 1, 2 Sharyn E. Melick 285 Case Rd. s Swimming: 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band: 2, 33 Track: 1, 2: Drama Club: 13 Usherettes: 13 Theater3Arts: 13 Yearbook: 43 Prom Committee: 4 William H. Mercier 118 Whiton Rd. 208 Srandxtwsezares A PSSFIESXQ ::..ii Y 3 7 'i f Tenhisrfi Alian S.gMetzler 49 Ceo: Grove Rd. Michete L. Micklus 75 North Richards Ave. Mixed Choir: 13 Spanish Club: 23 Color Guard: 3, 4: Track:,33 Yearbook: 3, 4: Stu- dent Council: 4: Usherettes: 3: National Honor Society: 4 Robin A. Mignella 21 South Cadillac Dr. Choir: 13 Band: 1, 2, 3: Marching Band: 1, 2, 33 Orchestra: 2, 3: Drama Club: 1, 2, 3, 43 Theater Arts: 1, 23 Student Council: 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society: 3, 4: French Club: 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball: 1, 23 Midstate Band: 1, 2, 3 f g Marion R. Miller Jr. ' 138 Davenport St. Football: 1, 2, 3, 43 Track: 2, 3, 4 Susan K. Miller 19 Catalina Dr. Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council: 43 Drama Club: 13 Student Liaison Board: 3, 4 Thaddeus Milligan 4 Vincent L. Milligan 84 Franklin St. Football: Basektball Pandora Mills 66 Franklin St. Dina Mistichelli 261 Carol Jean Way Gymnastics: 1: Cheerleading: 13 Track: 13 Yearbook: 3, 4 Jill Mogavero 171 North Middaugh St. Drama Club: 2, 33 Costume Crew Head: 3: Yearbook: 23 National Honor Society: 3, 43 Vice President: 4: Student Council: 43 Usherettes: 23 Spanish Club: 2, 3: March- in Band 1 2 Concert Band 1 2 Mid . Q 3 3 , 1 5 i 2 Conference Bandz, 13,5 Thespian 4 K A:.g Cfiarlesf Moore 5 1 17 Culver St. Baseball: 1: Golf: 3 Colleen Moore 75 North Doughty Ave. Class Secretary: 1: Student Council: 33 Basketball Stat.: 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club: 1, 2, 3, 4 Rosanne Moore 116 Crestwood Ave. Color Guard: 2, 3 Gten Morello 30 South Auten Ave. Shari Morgenstern 115 West Cliff St. Cheerleading: 2: Mixed Choir: 1: A'Cap- pella: 2, 3: Chanteles: 2, 3, 4 Lyn A. Moskowitz 27 Steele Ave. Color Guard: 33 Co-Captain: 4: A'Cap- ella Choir 2 3 4 Concert Choir 2 P 3 Y 1 I 5 2 .Chantelles: 2, 3, 4: French Club: 1, 2, 33 ftidixed Choir: 1 Stephen .Motz Sheiiey M. Murphy TiSchoolhouse Lane Council: 1, 23 Track Stat.: 13 Field Hcggkey: 3, 4 Argttony O'Donnell George Ogletree 31 3rd St. Football: 1, 2, 3, 4 Gerard Ogletree 31 3rd St. Football: 1, 2: Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4 Nancy Ogren 6 Dreahook Rd. French Club: 1, 23 Marching Band: 1, ' Concert Band: 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra: 3, 4 Tennis Stat.: 13 Theater Arts: 13 Yeai book: 3, 4 Darren Oller Edward O'Rourke Rebecca Pager 27 Mercer St. Class Officer: 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus: 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading: 1, 2: Drama Club: 3: Gy nastics: 2, 33 Sottbaii: 1: National Hon Society: 3,4 1 1 Robert Painter 1 3 73 Fieldstone Dr. Football: 1, 3, 4: Wrestlingpt, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society: 3, 4 Dominic J. Palermiti .,,i 65 Bernard St. A 1 i 1 Holly Pattie s .ss P .tss 3 , Stephanie Perktnsf, :: f , 253 Carol Jean Doreen Perlinsky 3 ,sst rs, Q. 9CatalinaDr, - 'i.. Baseball Stat.: j Valkyrie: 1, 31 GUGSI 12 George Peters: s sf ff :111 l John :.. ::-: 11 Brookside:-Aye, 13 FF. Patty Phelps + 2 iiitsi 3 1 if i :.l rii 60 West Brown St. 1 ..t:t . Theater Arts: 1: Mixed-Choir: rssg 1:Concer Choir: 2, 3, 4: Color Guard:E,2:3f3 Stanley Pietraszewski ..t't1 1 ' Angela M. Piphet' , 3 3 ':,tii ff 1, 467 West County Dr. T 5 is Cheerleading: 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club: 1, 5 Usherettes: 1, 2, 3, 4:,Student Council: Office Aid: 233, 4::The8I9f Arts: 1, 2, 3 Carola Plumttpttjgg .I '3 1 1 i. 25 East .ii 3 3' 1 Basketbali: Softball: 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis: 43 Society: 4 NancY it 1 143 East Whiton Rd. Mixed Choift 13 A'Cappella Choir: 2, 3 Chantelles: 43 Bachelors: 43 Nation Honor Society: 3, Secretary: 43 Fencing Stat.: 43 Valkyrie: 3, 43 Spanish Club: 3, 4 Business Club: 13 Usherette: 1, 2, 3 Nerina Raffo 3395 Rt. 22 Business Club: 1, 23 Valkyrie: 3, 4 Reporter: 43 Usherettes: 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 National Honor Society: 3, 4: Dram: Club: 3, 4 Stephen Redmond 9 Deerhill Rd. Cari Richard 53 Preston Dr. Cheerleading: 13 Gymnastics: 2, 3, 4 Sheri L. Richards 84 Preston Dr. Karen L. Rigante 29 Country Squire Way Student Council: 2, 3, 43 Yearbook: 2, 4 Student Advisory Committee: 43 Office Aid: 3, 4 rnda S4 Roberts Tammy A. Snyder lSowthside Ave. 7 S ' and: 3, 4: Cheerleading: 3, 4: Track: 3, 4 outh Richards Ave. nf Assistant: 1: 1, 2: Bas- Stal.: 2 VL,S SAZL South Swimming: 1, rsr Qifiialkyrie: 1, 2, 3: Mixed Choir: 1: Conggertghozr: 2 Glenn A. Sokol 34 South Branch Rd. Football: 1. Katherine P Sollazzo 1 Rd 1, 2, 3, 4 Society: Honor Society 4: Usherette: 3, 4 A. Spooner Ave. 1, 2, 3, 4 Stahoski St f lately tewar towe 154 Wes Codington Place mce Schenck at Jb TW Concert B 2 2 Ensemble 1 2 i2 East Main S. Dr. atioal Honor Society: 3, 4 nseph Schoeffler me N. Sei bert Cliit St. BIIGTJYINSQ :at.:. 1 2 g :bert Sena '9E.astMainSt. 1 restling: 1, 2, 3, Golf: 2 ichele Shamro 4 i Seville Dr. 4 :eater Arts: 1: French Club. Alll , , olor lard: 2,3, 4 . . sa M. Shedlock 4 lHaynes iiii rmnastics: 1: Band: 1, 2: Bas ii.. , 2: Student Council: 1, 4:'Frenc iiii 2, 3 1 1 lm Shimalla '0 Old YorksRd. lotball: 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club: 3, 4: restling: 1, 2, 4: Track: 1, 2, 4 ck Sickler . . FBrookside,Ave. Apt. 2B abra Sieckotf 1 I0 Grandview Dr. ixed Choir: 2: Chantelles: 3, 4: R'Cap- glla: 4: Bdiketball ... Stat.: 2: Spanish ub: 2, 3, iHonor,f?Society: 3, 4: Color .iard:3,4: ,, .i heregg, :4 s,...,. alph Skorge exsander Skwira iiii Slrtis Smith , E1 Mercer St. Apt. 12A lotball: 1: Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4: Track: Valent 2 y Cheerleadlgig: 1, 2, 3, 4 A-f:ff.r'f'imm1 'M M ,W'i',s,qsk we-Wwff Tom Van Arsdale 175 Rehill Ave. . Fencing: 3 Julie M. Van Ness 1,2,3,4 3 4: Tennis: Liai- 4 Marching , 2, 3, 4 4: Marching Band: 3, 4: Jazz Ensem- 4: Theater Arts: 1, 2: Trumpet Choir: 4 Jr. Way 3, 4: National Honor Society: 3: reasurer: 4 Linda M. Yakup 120 Bartine St. Student Council: 1, 4: Cheerleading: 1, 2, 3, 4 Glenn Zack Scott Zolton 70 Cedar Grove Rd. Cross Country: 1, 2, 3 4- Track: 1 2- Val- kyrie: 4 Robert A. Zoubek 15 Bell Ave. Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4 , l l , X ss : lsag iti' ' ' TF H 'is 1' -HIS. 209 . Congratulations Bonny Sharon Billera The Jensens The Elsessers The Naylors Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McConnel The Ellsworths Mr. and Mrs. George Shimalla Bob and Barbara Micklus Best wishes Kristine Hope Clemsons likes you Mark H. J.B. Smile! We're behind you! Mr. and Mrs. C. Long Uncle Irv and Aunt Dot Bill and Joan Salus Boosters You too Robert 341, Too bad you didn't take my X-Mass present D.H. - Someday we'll both get one promise Good Luck The Enevoldsen Family The Homm Family Best Wishes The Triols Dorothy E. Crosby Good Luck Nancy W. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Westling Good Luck Mike Good Luck Mel Mary Lou Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shedlock - Frand Cappelle Rick Coulter Go Vermont! gBuena Suerte! A Friend Best of Luck to the Class of '81 Dave, Steve and Arleen Brown Mr. Demsky, A Friend The Kawolski Family 1Grandes exitos! , 210 ,. Good luck class of '81 Best Wishes to Class of '81 from the Leavy Family The Funk Family Good Luck to the Class of '81 We love parties and fun because we're the class of '81 Ken McCormick Family CB Love Always RW Angela and Dan forever Peggy - You're Nuts! - C.B. June and Melissa - Be good! - Cin. Babes l love you - S.D. Good luck to the class of '81 - Cambbell Platt Good Luck Nancy - It was worth a buck to meet you. Goodby - Gertrude and everyone else - Stop by PA sometime Maureen - Sometimes a Fantasy! - Dina That was a real funny Flyin 3rd period English! Rich? Rob?f Face!! Pie Face!! Hay, Dios mio! Angela, love those handles! ZZZ Good Luck to my friends - L.H., J.T., M.A., From K.H. Best wishes - Pa Barker and 10 o'clock sleeper L.H. Friends forever K.H. Amy - HANDS OFF!! Jim and Kim : Forever 82, I love you - 10 R,C. - Why'd we break the fence when there's a gate? Sandy Tom - Remember the time we ran out of gas? Love S Maureen - Thanx! I owe you a large sundae! Love - Sandy 'I an Di - The Piano Man will live on forever! Love - Sand RIUNITE and a six of BUD, now let's make our rounds! PEACHEY KEEN!!! To the fastest thing in SHS - Be good Dor Dee - There goes a maroon truck . . . mine, not yours G.M. - 1, 2, 3 . . .there goes ashot and a half ofJD! MIV Hey Patty - Buck Henry! Oh No, The S word! l'm gonna call your mother! Linda - thanx for the calculus teacher - 4th period V-Want to come stay in my closet? - K Lin - lt's 3 a.m., Do you know where your terrior is? K K Boosters J.M. - So? - R.M. Friends Forever Col - So, your going to call tonight? - R.M. Ken, I bid 12 roses and a limo for a date with Mol. Paul E.P. - Socializing and Away Meets and Pictures : Fun Right? - MJ Pestah - Fix your collar - The lunch table Molly - Good Luck with Ken and Paul - Carrie Hey H45 - You sure have a gorgeous bod!! S.B. Annie - Do any leap FROGS lately? Annie - Seen any full moons around? Sue Z - I still say you're great to stare at - SB Robyn, Never forget the times at the pipelines. Dor Rigz, I was DOA cause l'm BOC ffront view, side viewj Jackie, you are such an airhead. Nice laugh! Mic, How about a 7 course meal? 6 pack and potato. PB To Moira: fame and movie stars deserve Hollywood Star Bar Hey Brian, Hear the one about Popeye and Oliveoyl. Bruce Summer 80, black Camaros - Bridgewater gigs - L.Y., M.V., B.P. Hey Kim - Sh. . .it'sIit! Carolyn - I got that one!! Hey Connie - Been chicken walking lately? Linda and Louie - Another year. Marla - Catch any good scopes on Mr. Skalka Lately? Look out Georgia Girls - Here comes Southern Frey! The Pipeline Soap Opera - As the Stomach Turns Old Hats never die, they just get better! Karen - Don't terriors ever sleep? Linda MAJ - You're one terrific mom! - LJF Kris - Seen any underwear lately? - R.M. S.M. - Remember your Bud collection? - CP Lisa - This ain't no party - Cin Shell - Remember prom night? - Cin Frizzy - Apartment time - UG Wangly - lt's been really screwy being your friend - CB and JB Denise C - Thanx for the rides - Denise B I' Hey Junior Wangly - How's your locker - Senior Wangly F. Head - Someday l'll drive up to Cliffside Park - SCR Sandy - See ya at Rainbow Rapids fBumpj - Denise Ter - Remember the Styx Concert with PC + BS - Denise Hey Dor - How's J.S. - D Jimmy - All we need is Love - Pup Hey Jen, Cutie in the. . . - Me Hey Allan, the circus, concerts, ground glass. . . Love ya ..D,, T.J. - Stay mine forever - Cindy Doreen S. - You Buck Henry - Patty Q. Stafford - This ain't the 50's! Ehlbeck Laura, you jerk, you didn't run the track!! Carol, Climbing out windows, lifeguard, warpath!!! Billy, Slow down -too much Bingo's not good for you L.W. - Remember me and Wanda, forever - A.H. Jeff, Kevin, Steve, Ken, Tom, Greg - Keep the faith -' :ATM Period 5 Lunch Table lan - l'll never forget our friendship - Cindy Brandy-baseball, my coach , D.P.'s parties, S.A. l.O., Montevey, 1 month, K.l., tears and smiles, laughter and love - Remember it all - Love Slinky Deb - Didja see M.K.? - Dor Amy - Have you seen Sly lately? - Nan Hey C - The change just took a little longer - Dor Hey Gary - Like Kris says, 100: each time - Your big Sister H12 - We want your body - D.P., D.S. - P.S. Saturday nite O.K. for you? Kristina Ann - Well, that's life - Crystyna Marc, Ginz, Mosley, Todd, Chris, Hymen, Lee, Headman, Polish - I wish you all the happiness in the world - Slick S,L. and C, Thanx for always being there when I needed you - A. Scott H - Have you gon to the pharmacy lately? - K.T. Ang - Always remember our crazy summer in Wildwood! - Nance Ty - Love you forever - Head To Black Jaffee, Boat, and Spud - To Many Buds Kermie, I love you, Miss Piggy To all Frosh, Sophs and Jrs. - LATER!! Don M. 211 Boosters V.M. : Love you Always and Forever - Floyd Paige - Don't eat with your hands! - MaryCake Mare - Be Cool! - Paige p-a- I -g-e KINKY-THURSDAYS! Hey Chris - What's up? - Deb and Lisa Egge Bert! BOSLEY! Hey Patty - Trip any history teachers lately? Feet - Mark, Mark, Mark! Richie - May all your dreams be fulfilled - Your friend Patti F45 - May all good things in life forever be yours. Good Luck! - Moose Eh, Rob - Remember the good times O.K.? - Jillian Deb, when are you going to take my pants off? Rob Sandy, Meatcase? Rob MKM-Want to take a walk around the Block? KK PH Hey Coulter, I thought we were useless! Seniors Coulter, Make those Frosh keep their marbles in! PA LJFO Voorhees? The SHS gym floor? innocence? - MJ LI - Dad just wanted you to know I care Mom - MJ SHS Fencers - Thanx for 4fur1-filled years - Molly Kristin - You want Me! - Peter Miss Pigott, Miss DeBouter - Lust is a must! Doreen - You Burn Out! R - Remember cold hands under the Stairs - C Allison and Debbie - Give me a call sometime! Lisa - It's another clone-factor! Bill - Face it Irene, your parents are senile! Caryn - Remember the Rooster - Ray Laurie - Nice Hairdo - Ray 1341 - I love your blue bathrobe! To DJNPDK + Me - Remember B! San - Let it Snow - Shel Allison, Debbie, Jill - LEADER! So that's why. . . but pastry. Hey B.J. - Where is the Bear? - Marie Bec - Thanx for everything - Love Slinky Rich C - I want you for a night - A senior! 212 Kelly friends forever - Nancy Denise and Beth, Thanx for everything, and making my senior year great. Nancy Kim - Love ya always - Me Hey Lardo! If you break my mother's chair . . . You're either on the bus or off the bus. Garp, Choir Boys, HiHo, So it goes, Cabin Fever. Whatdayamean, Whatdayamean, I don't get it . . . Long Live KP Pete - Are you happy now? LB So Ray, you want Audrey's phone number? Kim-Remember everyone on Search and The Rose! - Molly Connie - What are you building on? - Sandy Rob - Sexo Lotus? - Sandy Mare - Sup? - Sandy Bruce - Remember the Garden State Bowl? - Brian Kim - Did the egg hit the house? Oh no, we missed! Lyn Ron + Jen : Forever Marcey - Always remember D.C. and this whole past year! - Your sister-in-law Jackie, the mad killer strikes again! Doreen Peter Balsino - 1980 Obnoxious Booster Salesman Award. Carol, what? Did you say something? - Oh, Hollywood. GG - To the most idiotic drinker we ever drank with - P.B. and R.P. Bruce - I Love You - Kim Frogs, Raccoons, and rabbits live forever! Dina Genia, What do you really keep in those brown bags? - Kathy Hey Curly!!! Love Petey Barb - Remember Roast Beeeeef! Giddy Kim - l'm in love with your sister! You too! Jim H. Hey Sue, roll down any highway hills lately? J.D. Jan - Straws have proved to be a real challenge, huh? J.D. Jan - get your foot off the gas and don't blame George! J.D. To all future students of Mr. Bryan - Bring a pillow!!! Karen - good luck next year, I'Il miss you more than alot Kathie Boosters To Dorito: My favorite redhead with a green machine - Rigz Sandy - Remember when we moved Sena's truck - Z Terry and Billy forevery Vl.K. - Wanna go to RR in the FM with B.W.? P.H. Sonya and tamp - those were the good old days. Funky Sylvia - L-O-Z-l-T-O-S- Do it up Babycakes. Blicks international airport. Kevin - I love you - Dina You won't hear a peep out of me. . . peep! -ley Chris - Why do they call your father Elmer Fudd? Todd, Orca, Slick - Remember the great summer we had! - Suzi Dathy - How's it feel to be a woman? Blick - did you check the air pressure in your head. Dhris Martin - How's it feel to be a man? Jlaureen - He's Royal, Chevrolet that is. -.M. - Go for it! D.S. -.M., D.S., J.S., L.H. - Friends Forever! Boy - What a headache! Think 32 aspirins are enough? Jl.R. - Summer of '80 - 53.70 and a case of Molson! Linj 'Vendell, Genese and Doritos, do it up! L.F. ..T. and G.C. - Did you hit the house? K.T. lim we better go clean up the living room! llunchkin - G.F.l. 'cause D.R.F. - Love, Weed Gary, Steve, Van - To the week at Paul's, only if the life :ould be like that. Love, Betty and Lori. Stowe - You're special, thanx for being there - Love Betty lan - Public Affair H1 - Guess Who? Gary - To your nose. Love Betty .ori - How about a black sports car? Love Betty ley Cid, talk to Mickey? bear Nose - To the night in Paul's car - Love Tiny Hiney itowe - To what might have been if. . .Take care - Love tori 'an - 1 year 3 months. . . keep going. Good luck - Love .oir Dlones cause suicide! 'hey all look at me like l got the funk! The Altamont Alchies will live forever! Terri - Thanx for being a friend. Luck and Love Corlee MITTENS Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Donald Raeter James Bensema Robert Polgar Meneton Richard C. Williams Roy Woodton Dudley Freeman Congratulations to the class of '81 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Salkeld Congratulations to the class of '81 Lois and Frank Barna Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Spooner Robert Kroeger Patrick Mulrooney Charles Rubin George Harrison James Sutton The Saymens Pat McCormick Craig Ferrante Elita Stern Helen Brown Congratulations to my Nancy - Love Mom SHS 49 Congratulalions Linda - Love Mom SHS 61 Yes Mary Cake, that is a car! Good Luck and Best Wishes Best Wishes - Clara J. Hargrave Good Luck and Whatever Best Wishes - Class of '81 Good Luck, or something like that Most Luck to the class of '81 Robert Painter, the feeling has left me totally - Sylvia Good Luck - Derek Lipscombe Cheers! - Ms. Congui Best Wishes - S. R. 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