Somerville High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Somerville, NJ)
- Class of 1983
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R v' LEVELS A c 9 I P I D o v I R , I R I T E 9 I c E Q05 T 9 O R Y 84 106 52 150 I8 182 ,f K mu., sq- -,l-X . !rfi' bu w y Jr .QM ' J Y 5 4 c .HF 9-3 V . nm' 4 J'-,.'x 4 V . E M 'Air Q ls -31 A 'SZ ygefxh W . :xv ,ff N. Seniors: Qfars ai ihe Top of ihe Siairwag IIIIBQQ-g,-3, lill Alise Albright Marching Band: 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Band: 9, 11, A Cappella. 10, 11, 125 Drama Club: 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-Pres, Thespian Club: 11, 12: Chantelles: 10, 11, 12, Mixed Choir:9. David W. Anderson Honor Society 11, 12, Athletic Trainer, IU, II, 12:Track,'-3, 11,12 'Q' 3 131 lill Apsley Richard W. Apsley Basketballii, 10, I1, IZ:SottbaII 9,10, 11, IZ FootbaII:9,1O, 11, 12, Tratk 9, 10, 11, 12 Cathy A. Argiro Cheerleading' 9, 10, 11: Concert Band 9: Stu- dent Council, 11. -swag, f 4 1 , lh 5 'Jil 5 Beth Ann Ashley Chris Balsino Softball: 11, 12 Football: 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball: 9, 10, 11. Donna Barna Concert Band' 9, 10, 11, 12g Marching Band: 9, 10, 11, Brass Choir: 10, 11, 12: lazz Ensemble 10, 11, 12, Anita Baugsto Yearbook Staff: 12, AFS: 12, Fencing Statistician: 12, 'ffm rw... Darren I. Beede lohn Berry Scott Birch Tina L. Blaney 1 .f 1 loseph Bonaduce Football 9 lim Bostick Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12, Bachelors 9, 10, 11, 12, lrenchflulx 9 Ill K.. William Edward Braukmann ,411- - Corey K. Bonnell Marchin Band 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, 10. ll, 12 Soil 9 10,11, 12,Span1sh Club 9,Foot- ball 9, Drama Club 10, 11, 12, Thespian 12. Wind Ensemble 12, Bachelors 11, 12, Band President 12, Iazz Ensemble 11, 12, A Cappella Choir ll, I2 Nw' 'l?,jf r Susan E. Bowman Honor Society 11, 12, Colorguard 10, 11, 12, Valkyrie 9, 10, ll, 12, Track Stat 11, 12, Class Officer 11, Treasurer, Spanish Club. 9, 103 Stu- dent Council 9, 12, Rep , Councilman Dawn Marie Brindley Field Hockey 10, 11, 12, Mixed Choir 97 Con- cert Choir 10, 11, 12, Chantelles 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, ll, ll Smile, Melissa, you're on Candid Camera. Steven R. Brown Drama Club, 10, 11, 12g Valkyrie 11g Student Council. 11, Theatre Arts 10, 11, 125 Mixed Choir 11, A Cappella Choir 125 Bachelors' 12 Kimberly Brown Tina Yvonne Bryant Deborah C. Bugasch Luis Felipe L. Burgaz Stephen Scott Byard Track: 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball: 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross Country' 10, 12, Track: 10, 11, 12, Concert Band: 9, 10, Marching Band: 9, 10, Manager Guidante Office: 9, 10. Grievance Comm: 11, 12, Student Advisory: Drama Club: 9, 10, 11, 12, Theatre Arts: 9, 10, 12, Spanish Club: 9, 10, 11, 12, French Club: 9, 11, 12, Bachelors: 10, 11, 12, Thespian Society. 10, 11, 12, Soccer: 11. 10, 11, 12. if Nicholas Belvert Campbell ll Michael Anthony Cartoccio Carol Catanzareti Cross Country: 9, 10, Track: 9, Basketball: 9, Marching Band: 10, 11, 12, Concert Band: 9, 10, 11, 12, lazz Ensemble: 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Ad- visory: 12 lohn Cirigliano Waiting to get yearbook pictures taken. Kim Marie Clark Kathleen Susan Culberson Student Council 9, IZ, Class Officer: 10, 11 - Vice-President, Swimming: 9, 10, 11, 125 Na- tional Honor Society' 12 Angela Colantone Shawn M.Clark Football. 9, Wrestling 11, 12 Q: I if C4 1 ,t .... t ieie Chris Cutler Student Council IZ, Brass Ensemble: 1 Wind Ensemble 123 Orchestra 11 Caryn M. Czajkowski Gymnastics: 9, 10 Varsity Marlynda Denise Crooks Office Aid: 9, Gymnastics. 9, Track: 9, 10, 12g Cheerleading: 9, 10, 11, 12 1 s 's - -cs, W Edward Daniels Track: 10, 11, 12: Cross-Country: 10 is t f t g , 5211 bib,-we-4.wMM,,a,, if iffy 755. If Robert's morning message to Mr. Durland. Smile, we're seniors. Shawn D3VbY mdfed Anita Davidson Catherine DG-Cicco Thomas R. Decker B,1gkp1h.qli W Ili, ll lj Mvhirimkex H HP Crrls Tennrs Tearn 'I Ill ll ll Lapldln, Slude-nr Uranus Huh HJ, ll I2 Secretary Natrona Cuuncrl 9, Ill 1I,R1-pffmlwcrlrvwan Il Bow Tenmx Humor Sm wlx I I IJ, Nlefxwpapvr IU report:-lr stat IO II Spanlshf lub W fhsfalre -Xrls H Honor Ih+-spr.ar1Socle-tx ll lj Span1shOub W, HJ Somew ll Darilyn De-Matteo Sunny Dembinski Samuel D8Sl6f8DO Celegte DQVQI' Qfkfrx .Al Tina daydreams to make the day go faster, .Q , ta T i '4 Timothy A, Dgwey Moira La Toye Donovan Todd Duffey liovk lratk ll ll PnntupaI's Ottute And 9, IU, Basketball Football 9, Basketball 9, IO, SOYQCPV ll Cnc-erleacler Ilvarsnty Base-hall li, Ill, II, IZ aww lill doe-sn't look so happy. Qs, V Richard Dymond Football 9, IU, ll, IZ, Wrestling 9, lO, ll, 12, Baseball 1-J, IO, II, IZ Danny L. Eggemann Alexandra Ursula lne Eicher Debfah Evans Dawn M. Falocco ! SllIIFg II, IZ, Football IU, ll, 12, Tratlc Fenfrng 12, AFS Club 12,5141 Club I2 5IUd9f1lCOUI1Ul 9, IZ and l lcflrl ll,ll James Robert Fancher Yearbook II, IZ, Editorfin-Chief, Yearbook B e I usiness Stall I I, IZ, Drama Club Il, I2, Mix' d Lhoir Ll, Treasurer -X K appella Choir IO, I I, 2, Student Advisory Council IZ, Bachelors IU, ll I2 Kelly Flynn Robert Ford N Becky Fenwick Marching Band 9, III Stephen M. Federico Football 9, Newspaper IO, Drama C.lub IO, I I, Il, Student Council I I, Wrestling I I, lazz Ensemble ti, IO, II, I2,Wind Ensemble II, I2 Deborah Ann Field Cheerleading 9, IO, Drama Club' I2, Theatre Arts IZ Kathy, Debbie, Peggy and Karlyn deserve a break. Brian Frantz Basketball 9, Tratk 9, IU, IZ, X-Country 9, III, Band Concert 9, IO, II, I2, Iazz Band II, Brass Ensemble IZ X ,L ae 2 Lawrence Freeman Basketball 9, Baseball IO, II, IZ, Sharon Kay Funk Fencin 9, 10, 11, 12, Valkyrie- 11, 125 Mar- ching Sand' 9, 105 Usherettes, 10, French Club: 9, 10, National Honor Society. 125 Yearbook Business Staff: 115 AFS' 11, 12 Treasurer, Theatre Arts: 10, 11, N27 lames M, Gadsden Basketball: 9, 10, 11,12pTraCk1 11 lngabor Garrabrandt Nurse's Aid: 12, Susan Marie Gagliardi Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12: National Honor Socie- ty 11, 12: Student Advisory Committee' 12, Student Liaison Committee 11, 123 Spanish Club 10, 11, Yearbook Staff 11 l Kim Marie Gardner lohn RA G9iSSl9 Gymnastics: 9, 10, Cheerleading: 9, 10, Linda S, Genova Ellen would rather be anyplace else. Fencing: 9, Pioneer Business Staff, 9, 10 1 lim Gentile Wrestling, 9, 10, 11, 12, Football. 9 28 l cil' 12,Band, 10: Softball I1 Heather Ann Gerlipp French Club 9, 10, 11, Vice-Presidentg Drama Club: 10, 11, 12, President, Theatre Arts' 10, 11, 12 Kelli C. Glasgow Maiorette: 9, Rifle' 10, 11 Captain 12, Captain, Mixed Choir' 9g A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12 Vice-Pres, Fencing: 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society. 12 Erica Lynn Granetz Student Council: 9, 10, I1, 12 Treasurerg Grievance Committee: 9, 10, 11, 12, Cheerleading. 10, 11 Co- Captain, Student Advisory 11: Student Liaison Board. 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Drama Club. 9, 10: Class Officer Sophomore Secretary, Track 9 Annette R. Giardina Audio-Visual Club 10, ll, 12, Drama Club ll, 12, Youth Liaison Board ll, 12, Student Coun- Kathy Godlesky Drama Club' 12, Spanish Club' 9, 105 German Club' 11, 12, Theatre Arts 9, 10 Lynn Marie Grasso Student Council, 9, 10, 11, 12 Secretary, Class Of- ficer lunior Secretary, Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, Cap- tain 12, Ca tain, Cheerleading 10, 11 Co-Ca tain, Student Acliifisory' 12, Student Liaison Board? 125 Grievance Committee: 12, National Honor Society 12, Concert Band 9, Softball- 9, Yearbook 11, 12 Copy Editor Michael Gibbons Swimming' 10, 11, 12, Susan A. Gordon Student Council Representative: 11. Ieffrey Thomas Gray Varsity Track' 9, IO, II, IZ, Varsity Swimming' 9, IO, Cu-Captain II, IZ: Valkyrie Newspaper IZ, Copy Editor, LeRoy Gunzelman IV Concert Band 9, 10, II, Marching Band 9, IO, II, IZ, lazz Ensemble 9, IU, II, IZ, Brass Ensemble 9, IO, II, IZ, National Honor Society I l. IZ Brett Ashley Griffin IV Basketball' 107 Varsity Basketball IZ, French Club IZ, Student Council IZ, Guidance Office Aid' I2, Grievance Committee 12 K 4 Carnations to brighten Allen's day. ri! lames Gronski Spanish Club: 9. Edward Harrington Bachelors Choir 10, II, 12, Spanish Club' 9, IO, Soccer: II Karen A. Hart Glenn Heidel Beatrice Ann Hinson Denise M. Hoffman Stephen D. Holloway Lynn Hopkins Lana K. Ivanov Football: 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball: 9, 10, 11, 12. Drama Clubg 11,12 .Yi I love being popular. Kenneth O, lackson Ray lackson Symona lackson Tammy L. jackson Swimming: 9, 10, 11, 12. Basketball: 10, 12: Field Hockey: 10. Libby lantusch Margarita R. limenez Cynthia Marie johnson Guidance Aid: 11pOffice Aid: 12. German Club: 11, 12, Yearbook Business Staff, Basketball: 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Advisory Com 11, 12: Drama Club. 12: Yearbook Staff: 12, mittee: 12, Office Aid 11, I2 Holly L. lones Wrestling Stat: 9, 10, 11, 12: Football Stat: 11, 12: Student Council: 9, Band 10 1 l l Dennis losifovich J' : Football 9, 10, German S Club 10, 11: Honor Society: Nothing comes between me and my skivvies. Brian Julius Fencing: Varsity 10, 11: National Honor Society: Cynthia C. K8pl0WllZ 11, 12: Tournament of Excellence' 11, 12. Orchestra. 9' 10 11 12' lohn L. Kappler German Club' 9, 10, 11, 12 Secretary-Treasurer. Fencing 10, 11, 12 Co-Capt, Honor Society 11, 12, Marching Band, 11 Loretta V. Kiukys Gymnastics: 9, 10, Swimming 9, 10, Corey l. Keisler Concert Band' 9, IO, ll, 12 1st Trumpet, Mar- ching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 lst Trumpet, Iazz Band.9, 10, 11,12 Ist Trumpet l'd rather be in Hawaii. Veronica L. Koltuniak Kiera Kovalik Mixed Choir' 9, 10, Concert Choir 11. Beverly Kenely Lauren Klemann Katherine Mary Lally Marching Band: 9, 10, Concert Band: 9, 10, 115 l.V. Football Cheerleading' 11, Captain, Varsity Football Cheerleading: 12, Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaderg 10, 11, 12, Captain, Valkyrie Ngwspaper: 9, 10, 11, 125 Typing Office Aid: 'I , 11. Kimberly Denise Lee Band 10, PFIPICIDAIVS Office And: 10g Student Lounul, I2 Ridtard C. L66 Kathleen M Lenahan Myra E Leung Football 9, Baseball I I Concert Band 9 -Q.t,,,,Sff :st es ,-Nr: Shawn-Dell M4 Lil-ind Scott G, Lynn Laura A Madeano Allison Mahoney Concert Choir: 9g Field Hockey: 10, 11 Stat jeffrey R. Manning Football. '-J, 10, 11, 125 Basketball: 95 Baseball: 10, 11, IZ Ronald M. Martino Soccer: 11, 12 Captain. 535:5- Thomas Manzo Football. 95 Basketball: 115 Audio Visual Club: 12, Carnations bring Kim's smile. Christine l. Matuska Color Guard 9, 105 Prom Committee: 11, 123 Spanish Club: 9: Student Council' 9 Michael Maulding Tennis' 9, 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 12 Gregory lerome Marshall Debra L. Mason Cheerleading: 10, 11, 125 Class Officer: 12 Secretry, Gymnastics Team: 9, 105 Student Council: 125 French Club: 10, 11, 125 Drama Club: 11, 125 Yearbook Staff: 11. jeffrey P. McCaughey Soccer: 11, 12 Captain, 35 Kevin A. McMurtry 5 11, 12 Co-Ca tg Fencing: 9, 10, 11, Zag? Newspaper: 18, 11, National Honor Society: 11, 12: Track 9,10 Thomas A. Mignella Band: 9, 10: Swimming: 9, Theatre Arts: 9. Cynthia P. Milligan Basketball: 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-Capt.: Colorguard: 10. Michael Mentuck Renee l. Micklus Girls Varsity Track: 9, 10, 11: Band: Front 105 Yearbook Staff: 9, 10, 113 Valkyrie Newspaper: 115 Stat, Boys Track: 11: Usherettes. 9, 10: Spanish Club: 9, 115 Prom Committee: 113 Stu- dent Council 9g National Honor Society 12, Ski Club: 12: Drama Club: 10, 11 Lisa S. Monaco Michele Monticello Davy F. Morales Football 9, Wrestling' IO: Student Council I2 Class Rep, Social Committee IZ, Ethics Com' mittee I2 Lisa I, Mosca SHS Colorguartl 9, Ill, I I Flag loanne Mullen Field Hockey IO, II, Spanish Club II Tech Club I0 5.4 ', Heather shows the price of being an actress. Mary Kate Murray X-Country 9, IO, Track: 9, IU, II, 12, Nat Honor Society II, IZ,Tl'1esplan Society I0, I1, IZ, Drama Club' 9, I0, I I, IZ, Student Council: 9, I0 Treasurer, II, IZ, French Club: 9, IO, II, Dave Myers W I2 Football: 9, Wrestling ll Michele A. Neubauer Fencing' 9, IO, II, IZ, Student Council 9, II, IZ, Valkyrie' I I, I2 Co-Edltorg AFS: I I, I2 Presi- dent: Marching Band 9, IO, French Club 9, IO, II, I23 Theatre Arts I I, Usherettes II, Track 10, Honor Society I I, I2 :mun- -cr? Lorraine I. Neuhauser French Club 9, IO, Usherettes' IO, II Carl Nevius ludy Ann Ogletree Cheerleading, 10, 11, Office Aid 9, Student Council 11, 12 Class Rep agffanb Roman P. Pacewicz Band 9, Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12, Football. 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12,PlayOrcl1 10, 11 N. sfff , Terrence Noble jeffrey A. Nunamacher Noel Fernandez Ocampo Football 9 10, 11 11, Baiketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 9, IU, ll, 12, Track and Field 9, 10, 11, Student Council Rep 9, 10, 11, Pres. '12, Stu- 1Z dent Liaison Board 10, 11, 12, Student Advisory Board 11, 125 Cross Country 9, 10, 11, Fenc- ing 9, 10, 11 Foil Capt, 12 Co-Capt., National Honor Society 11, 12, French Club: 9, 10, 11, 12 lune L. Ogletree Cheerleading 9, IU, 11, 12 Co-Capt g Guidance Aid. 12, Student Council 9 Patrice E. Painter Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, Student Council 12, HonorSoclety 12 Rich fine tunes a car in Auto Shop. Ann Panarello W X ff Philip lames Partington Soccer 12: Swimming 12, Ski Club 12: A F S' 12 fqgw. Eric S. Pearlman Drama Club 10, 11, Tennis 10, 11, Student Council: Representative 12, Bachelors. 10, 11 E' Terri readies himself for his senior portrait. lodi L. Pekala Ellen E. Petroski l.V, Cheerleading 9: Student Council- 9, 10, 11, French Club' 9: Color Guard: 10, 11: Fencing 9, 10, 11: Orchestra: 9, 10, 11, 12: A.F.S: 12 Usherettes: 10, 11, 12 Francine A. Papera Spanish Club: Treasurer 9, 10, Freshman Class ice-President: Honor Society: 11, 12: Student Council: Council Person 11, 12. C9 Nb ,mov Dawn Marie Patrick Gymnastics: 105 French Club: 10, 11, 12: Valkyrie News: 11-News Edtor: Football Head Statiscian: 125 Yearbook: 11: Track Team: 125 Boy's Track: Stat. 11, Robert Andrew Phillips Tournament of Excellence: 10, 11, 12g Spanish Club: 9, 10, 11: German Club: 12: Drama Club: 10, 11g National Honor Society: 11, 125 Year- book Staff: photographer 12. Ted Pilalides French Club: 10, 11, 12, Student Council: 12, Valkyrie: 10, Honor Society: 11, 12: Academic Team: 11, 12. gf' Mary Anne Quattro Track: 9, 10, 11. Dawn wonders if her blouse matches. Marisa Poggioli Richard Polgar Mary Therese Poulson Nurit Prag Sherman Proctor Field Hockey: 11, 12: Swimming 11, 12, Soft- BasketbaIl:9, 10, 11, 12, ball: 10, 11, 12, Student Liaison Board: 11: Valkyrie' 11, 12: Honor Society: 12. SHN Corey wonders if he has enough money for lunch. Baseball: 9 David Taylor Quick lim Quick Wendy E. Quick Robin A, Radziewicz Lisa Raffo Tennis 9, IO, ll, 12, Prom Committee I1, 12, Mixed Choir 9, Softball 9, IU, ll, I2 SWifT1l'T1II'1g.9 Yearbook IO, 11, 12 Layout Editor Tom Redrup Karlyn Reinhardt joe Ribaudo Mary Ribaudo Felipe and janet are smiles about their pictures. Debbie dances in the Broadway Showcase 3 4 ' George Riehman ViCIOr Riga Cross Country 9, 1U Football 9 Football 9, Basketball: 9 A Kurt Rock 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 You've got ring around the collar. Lisa Rolph lan C. Rooney 'lfzwf' 1 Christine Rocchio , Mlxed Cholr. 9, A Cappella Choir' 1O, 11, 11 Secretary, Chantelles: 10, 11, 12, Majorettes: 9 10, 12, Feature Twirler: 10, 11, 12, Usherettes 9, 10gValkyr1e. 11, 12, Prom Committee: 11, 12 Cheerleading: 12, Yearbook S1aff,9 Anne Marie Roethke Steven Russo Soccer: 11, 12 wr-I Paige L. Saunders Girls' Varsity Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Victoria A. Schmeling French Club: 9, 10, 11, IZ: Yearbook: I1, 12, Marching Band: 9, 10, I1, 12: Theatre Arts ll, 12: Student Council: 11, Karen Yvonne Schmidt Marching Band Twirler. 9, 10, 11, 12: Co- captain 11, 12: Fencing: 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain: National Honor Society: 11, 12, French Club: 9, 10, 11, 12 Treasurer: German Club: 9, 12: Usherettes 11, 12: Yearbook: 10, 11. Rebecca Ann Schwab Karen Debra Schwartz Marching Band: 9: Majorette: 10, 11: Art Editor Valkyrie: 12. ludith Anne Seibert R'e uad' 9 10 11 12 Co-Ca tain ifl Sq . ,,,, p 5 Grievance Committee: 11, 12: French Club: 9, 10, I1, 12 President: National Honor Society: 11, 12: Class Officer' 9 Secretary, 10 President, 12 Treasurer: Student Council: 10: Track: 10: Student Liaison Board: 12. Brian Sellers Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12, Restituto Seguinot 1 E S N Hire:-' N S aaat S - Kevin Sferrg Ken Shaffery Bob Shevhn Gil Sickler Football' 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Concert Band: 9, Football: 9, 10, Track 9 when Kiera smiles for the camera. Renee, what are they making you eat? Richard Simmons Sheila Marie Smith Swim Team: 10, 11, 12gSoccer Team: 11,12 jennifer lean Sollazzo Spanish Club: 9, 10, Drama Club: 9, 10, 11, 12, Thespian: 11, 123 Yearbook: 10, 11, 12, Honor Society' 11, 12, Theatre Arts 9, 10, Valkyrie' I2. Heather Ann Solley Lisa Marie Spangler mlor Guard: 9, 10: Yearbook: 9, Usherette '-Ig bm Committee 11, 12 ,,w 'i. , - 5.2! wt K f . - .,wX'xwfff: 1 WrrAr,.. at S. Holly Lynn Stagg Betty lean Stahl William Stepka Pioneer Business Staff' ll, 12, Valkyrie, 12, Cer- Field Hockey 10, 1 I man Club' 11, 12, Pres , Fencing Stat 125 Honor Society' 12 Ei ,su . -. ,. A e,,t... ..t... , . No fair got more than me. Monica Stroba : 'Qi S Mary-lane C. Swita lill Szymanski Rita Lyn Tague Drama Club: 11, 12, French Club: 9, 10: Mixed Choir: 9: Concert Choir' 10, 11, 12, Track:9,1O,11:FieldHockey.11, Valkyrie: 12, Mixed Choir 10, Concert Choir: Gymnastics: 9: Tennis' 10, ll, 12, Cheerleading 12: Chamelles. 12 9, 11 il , s 6 Wow, this is the most fun we've had. Thomas W. Tiner Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 11, 12, Track 11 4 Swimming. 9, 10 i l Allen I. Tullar Tennis 10, 11, 12: Spanish Club 11, 12: Theatre Arts: 11, 12: Tournament of Excellence 11, 12, Academic League. 12. David A. Ulassin Lisa Ann Ulshafer Michael Tausfhef Linda Kay Timmendequas Alison Ann Tralongo Marching Band: 9, 10, 11, 12: Concert Band: 9, 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 10, 11: Mixed Choir: 9: A Cappella Choir 10: Chantelles' 11, 12: French Club: 9, 10, 11, 12: Usherettes: 11: Valkyrie: 9, 10: Fencing: 9: Track: 10, 11: Swim Team: 12: Region Band: 11, 12, Nat. Honor Society 12. Marching Band' 9, 10, Usherettes' 10, 11, 12: Spanish Club: 9. Stephanie Valko Valkyrie: 9, 10, 11: Usherette: 9. Wesley Van Ness ,10,11,12, Laurie Vasilantone Brenda Vazquez Track: 9, 10: Spanish Club: 9, 10: Mixed Choir: 9: Concert Choir: 10, Chantelles: 11, 12, Drama Club: 10, School Newspaper: 12, Pallavi Verma Newspaper: 10, 11 Editor-in-Chief: Marching Band. 9, 10, 11g Concert Band: 9, 10: Student Advisory Committee: 11: National Honor Socie- ty: 11: French Club: 10, 11, Academic Team: 11, Charles Versfelt EH A LK W 4 v Dave gives it his all. Alexandria, Philip, and Anita: foreign Michelle L, Voytek l.V. Cheerleader: 95 Varsity Gymnastics: 10, 11, 12 Co-Captain: Class Officer: 9, 10 Treasurer, 11, 12 President, Student Council: 9, 10, 11, 12 Homeroom Rep., National Honor Society: 12, Todd D. Ward A.V.A.: 9, 10, 11, 12, Football: 9. Maura Ann Waters Tennis: 9, 10, 11, Basketball: 9, 10, 11, 12, Golf: 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society: 11, 12 Treasurer, Class Officer: 12 Vice-President: Spanish Club: 9, 11, Ski Club: 12, 47 Tom and Mike: Always looking! Sharon's next. Barbara B, Welsh Bruce M. Wengryn Spanish Club: 9, 10, Band Front: 113 Yearbook: Football 9, Student Trainer: 10, 11, 12 10, 11, Valkyrie 11, Honor Society 12 Tammy Denise Williams Troy Williams Melissa Wise Kimberly S. Wortman lohn A' Woidk Marching Band 9, 10, Conmert Band 9, 10, Ten- Football 9, 10 nas I2 William Wymbg you-N l Christina R. Yewshenko Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Valkyrie 11, 125 Concert Choir 10, Chants-Iles: 11, 1Z, Health Office Aid 1I, Spanish Club, 9, 10, ll: Year- book: 11, LW-'- lanet V, Zirkle Band IO, Swimming. 10, 11, 12, Field Hotkey 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 12 -' li r ' 3 Seniors Not Photographed Mark E. Blackbourn Peter Burgers Richard Connor Ray Key Thomas McNally Rose Marie Mingle William O'Connor Kimberly Ann Olkowski Dave Pager Peter Polhemus Richard Ayer Potter f Andy Prickett Adriana Suarez Shirley Weigand l 1 f u fb- l L , if le Lynn watches the action. Bill in a dapper mood. 1 WJ' Steve, dressed to the nines. Holly doesn't see how the drape will fit. -4 ., Wm ,... I. ,WM yy Steve misses the beaker, Mike really swings rn- Wendy dresses up for duty. lohn works in shop , F R E 9 . H M E N UNDERCLA99 r...... J U N I O . R . 9 '74, M 54 64 reshmen Follies Auto mechanics of the future? Akins, Andrea Akins, Arthur we ,,... . . Adair, Dawn Allegar, leffery Anello, Iohn Andronikou, Froso l Berger, Rachel Bertelson, Karen Blough, Kimberly Brown, Carol Brown, lane Brown, lune Buchanan, Keith Buckelew, Amy Burgess, Lynn Burke, Thomas Buth, Hor Caldaro, Irene Bancey, lohn Barry, lean Bauer, Heidi Beaton, Robert Bensema, Paul Apisa, Frank Baez, Aleredo Baez, Anata Balassi, Deborah ' ' M-szififiif, an Hfalflfk' K .ar 'S H . .... ,. WSH., X fvg51 fm Q, we Carpenter, Paul -2, Carreker, Donna Castle, Catherine 6 A as Wink ,fswis1?:w5f'2w , fl 'X sw 4445 3 11 'Jfr.s,, Catenaro, john Chikara, Vivian Church, Mary f. 'R 4, el!! W e e te ffit t-t:feiiae T 11Q . ,fei i f I f i . eee as a Q at ii. , ,iw 1 N lt 'L i,s'lv.. le ll X as if ati, ' 2 V X .ft WS . a -X The MSM kids, Ciccotelli, Kenneth Cohn, Lisa lo Collins, Arthur Confortini, Adrienne' Costantini, Carl Couch, Sean Cyrlin, Lance Czajkowski, Mark Davis, Raymond Davidson, Carlton is . Nr N my Dean, Lisa DeCicco, Susanne DeMatteo, Christine Dimino, Larry Doherty, Donna Donnelly, lohn Drummey, Richard Dry, Timothy Duffy, Susan Durrant, Steven Dybas, Richard Erhart, Arthur Ewing, Anthony Fair, Lori Falcon, David Falls, Sally Falocco, Thomas Fancher, David Fennimore, Constance Field, Peronica Finne, Christine Fisher, Paul Fromm, Carmen Gardner, lames Gargiulo, William Garnere, Monique German, William Goldsworthy, Carrie 56 Ernest, Rebecca Evans, George Everett, Duane Evon, Georgette Flynn, Kerry Foster, Emeral Freund, Eric Froehlich, Sharryl 'lf fx l . we Q. Q - . f Y 1 f' 5' . 5 X l Q, xi fs x Fisher Thad Fleming, Robert Flora, Robert W is ik W WW W. , 1 S V Nw.. Harhai, f 3 Iill Harder, Philip Harding, Robert 'vm .V I ' isis ' 1' 4 -mu L .r , fl mf- +3 f-we-,-Sri ,xx 1 inf Grossmith, Michele Gunzelman, Carol Halperin, Michael Hannin, Melissa Hill, Deborah Hill, Thomas Hindmarch, john Hirsch, Wendy Holland, Robert Homyak, Michael Hudak, Michael Intili, Albert Gomez, German Goodwin, Susan Goska, Thomas Graves, Todd Greene, Lisa Green, Tami Harris, loseph Hart, Susan Hase, Douglas Hayes, Ricky Heisler, Kristine Hergert, Eirik jacob, Selvyn jackson, Timothy laeger, William lenkins, john jones, Thomas lones, Warran ludge, Clark ludson, Dathan Kania, Richard Kaufman, Brian Kelly, Paul Ko, lohn Kohn, Richard Kruchkowski, jeffrey Lange, Curt LaRue, Christopher Lasch, Lynn Lech, lacqueline Lee, Caroline IMQEPY HK? OFF Kelly, Kristin lulius, David Kagan, Elisa Keeler, Michele Kimble, leanne Klemann, Eric Kowaleski lohn Malfatt, Kimberly Margrine, David Marshall Brian Y, McGlynn, Lisa McMurtry, Sheila McPeek Harold Miller, Colleen Miller, Henry if ici, Leeds, Dawn Lipp, Troy Long, Suzanne Loomis, Karen Lucas, loseph Lyons, Mark Maciborski, Michelle Macllroy, Stacey McCormick, Patricia Mika, David 'MiIich, Zoran Monaco, Heidi Moore, Kelly Moore, Noreen Morella, Sandra Morella, Susan Mosher, Donna Moyer, Frank Muldowney, Denise 59 Mundy, Clinton Nadeau, Jacqueline Nevius, Leslie Nowak, David Odman, Leigh Oller, Susan Percario, Steve Polletta, jeffrey Pomrinca, David Pomrinca, Earl Preston, Kathleen Proctor, Herman Quick, Heather Quill, Ronald Radziewicz, Kelly Reffler, Cynthia Remesi, Robert i Otto, joseph Pankowski, Kellie Pastula, Edward Paxson, Gail Pearson, Susan Poggioli, Christina Ouellette Chris Rr Petrochko, Thomas Polhemus, jason ig:-P wa Runco, Nancy Rodriquez, Darren Rodriquez, Ricardo Savoye, Steven Schauer, David Scheetz, lacqueline Ribaudo, Daniel Ricciardi, Anthony Riccioni, Aldo Richart, lohathan Riga, Luke Rios, Rafael Ronca, Debra Rotz, Chimeme Rutishauser, Scott Schachter, Linda Schenck, Brent Schillinger, Tracina Schmeling, Elizabeth Schrey, Caroline Schulte, Regina Seals, Richard Sharpless, lill Sheats, Glenn Sheats, Gayle Sibilia, Nancy Snyder, Franklin Stevens, Elizabeth Stitley, Beth Stohon, joseph Sutton, Robert Talke, Peter Tehan, Anne Tomaro, Michael Tomei, Lawrence Tozzi, Brian Trimmer, Debra Tronziger, Lucinda Truppi, Michael Tullar, Robert Upton, Tim Vandervoort, Michelle 62 Seibert, lohn Temple, Kevin Sorace, Gregory Stagg, Alyssa S N 9' W if lk +8 ir 1 all lyrl K I wfrdf' i, I. X ' mfs 5. ,, .:1 5' ,S .. .,..,.,, . Vadimsky Gordan Van Middlesworth, Kim Shedlock, Brian 'X fl T K ll Varju, Barbara Vasylionis, Suzanne Vazquez, lanette Ward, Kelly ea Whippert, Danyl Wrong Mark Wyatt, Edward Zalewski, john Zamorski, joseph Vasquez, Antonio Vazquez, loe Venu gopal, Balan Verse, Cynthis Visco, Michael Voytek, john Vu Tuyen Cuong Wallace, Monice Walten, Lance White, Dawn Wilbur, David Williams, Dorina Williams, Raymond Wooley, Mark Wright, Kimberly Yang, Nuri Yazuik, Theodore Zook, Gregory Callahan, lames Abraham, Joel Ahlborn, Michael Allen, Elizabeth Anderson, Donna Anderson, Lisa Apgar, Cynthia Balassi, Christine Balunis, Patrick Barry, lohn Baudoux, Richard Bauer, Brian Bayait, Matthew Bennett, Michael Bensema, Michael Black, Denise Blake, Adrienne Blom, Yvonne Buckelew, Matthew Butler, Kimberlee Butler, Mark Camacho, Maria Sophomore Surprises Adams, Elizabeth ' 1 4 ,. fx' A .1 Aga, ' , .- -1, 'S f. ,. E , M Camisa, joseph Carballal, loseph Carreker, Susan Caruso, Gina Caruso, Michael Casaletto, Lisa Catanazareti, loan Chen, Felix Ciempola, Barbara Cisternino, Debra Coletti, Christine Collins, Arlene Corn, Gary Couch, Cheryl Covert, Christine Creter, Walter Cyr, Denise d'Anunciacao, Harold Q-I 1 Clare, Paul Cobb, Howard Kfx Coulombe, Richard ff .Y 92 22122152: i - - , S D, .,,, E mm , A . . , Davis, Helen DeFederico, Mark Q .. tai V Q, JK T., ,:v.,, , QAUARS DeStephano, Pamela Dewey, Susan Dixon, Anthony Drexinger, julie W' DuMont, Harman Dwane, lames Dymond, Denise 4 f, Dunn Susan Duthle, Holly ma, Q 0-,........ A Eggemann, Bonnie Elliott, Catherine Emmons, Tina Enevoldsen, Craig Epps, Monique Evans, Derrick Faxon, Ann Fedele Peter Fasano, Lisa Evans, lohn Federico, Francis Fisher, loy Fitzsimmons, Regina Flynn, Kevin French, Karen Froelich, Mark Zrueler, Sandra Zuller, E. james Gardner, Debra Giovannelli, Steven Gosenski, Ann Gottlieb, Melissa Haight, Dana Hall, Denise Hall, Loretta Hinson, Inez Holland, Richard i sgff if Garney, Susan Gentile, layne Gerena, Samuel Gibbons, Kevin Hameed, Ruhi Hergert, Earl Harris, lohnnie 1 Q Q, lnzillo, Enzo jackson, Clark leffries, Regina leffries, Stanley lohnson, Anthony johnson, Mark judge, Patrick Kane, Henry Kapp, julia Keeth, Thomas Kelly, Kathleen Kelly, Mark Kielblock, Henry Kohn, Alyson Imhauser, Gail Qx Y x lackus, Richard lanuszewski, loy laramillo Max lnzlllo, Marlo lachera, Karen Kiozpeoplou, Maria Kupper, Sandra f 'S A Q 4 , Kvawokoski, Annette LaCosta, lody V Q 'T Lane, Amy Lehberger, Arthur Lindelow, Kevin McAloon, Kris McDonald, Marianne Mentuck, George Miller, Dana Miller, Henry Mills, Mandrue Qs .ryy L Lv! L L 3.3-iig'f1 : M In L: f Lenahan Michael Leubner, Douglas Laskowitz, Frank Lawson, Michael Lewis, Michael X, Loss, Robert Love, Christopher A-W-,tf. ,-.e my-mf Martin, Philip Matalenas, Kathleen Miller, Glenn S+ 5 ' v in Miller Robin Moffat, Kimberly Ocampo, Phillip Ohlarik, Deron Oller, Steven Ostergre Ouellette, Michelle Pellicciaro, Wayne Peschel, Richard Peters, Arthur Phillips, Patricia Pieja, ludith Pietraszewski, loseph Pike, Suzanne Poletta, Louis Pomrinca, Lisa Poulson, Barbara N, , i- Mostello, Laura Motz, Michael Muckenhoupt, Murdock, Dana Murray, William Namisnak, Steven Margaret Monticello, Anthony .1 i n, Amy ix min... Study in the Library Q.. Santiago, james Schlack, Richard Shroeder, Keith Shroeder, Kevin Schwab, Matthew Shachat, Melissa Shanks, R. Scott Shevlin, james Simmons, Susan Slagan, David Slotterback, Mark Reed, Carol Reed, john Reffler, Karen we ii! Proctor, Lisa Raeter, Brian X Rock, Karl Russo, Beth Li? in PM Reinhart, Douglas Richard, Stephanie Rigante, jeffrey Rios, Radames Sena, Ralph F ...,. The light goes on and learning begins, Tocci, Pamela Toles, Victoria Tomasko, Susan Torras, Susanne Trauger, lennifer Travis, Karen Tantillo, Maria Theriault, Robyn Thierfelder, Carolyn Thomas, Carlton Thomas, luliana Spangler, Richard Stabile, Steven Statkevicus, Brian Stewart, Carrie Stires, Craig Stowe, Barbara Swick, Robert Trimmer, Eric Smyrski, Anne Snyder, Terry Smith, Alicia Ussia, Lawrence Vozel, Leo Vu, Cuong Ngoc Arlene Collins Nelsh, Doborah Nenzel, Robert Whitaker, Robert Williams, Cardell Witteman, Debra 4 Zorzi, Lisa SKY 'EXW . ' I-as-r-. Young, Robert Zaikine, Lynda Zampella, Lisa Zappa, Christopher Zelis, Sandra Zeyock, Lisa is is Junior Jubilee Albright, Bethe Allegar, William Allen, Robert Altamura, David Angelozzi, Octavio fr '-f X ,,. ,,i... ,,. xt B Danny studies with Karen. Borbash, Cynthia Bowden, Kenneth Bowman, lames Boyle, Carolyn Boyne, lan tililii s ',f,,: i'2 K Areminski, Lori Aronowitz, Naomi Ashley, Bethann Q Baer, Molly 1' B ui - X X Balcius, Christine in Barrett, Glenn ek V Barry, Barbara 'i 'A 'ey Barry, Thomas if- Bartow, Glenn , , 5. , x E , A If as Beatty, Carol Becker, Scott , R Benscoter, james Billera, Christine Blair, Patricia Bliss, Andrew M'. Na mania: sift slnuusmwi, W Caswell, Tammy Catenaro, Patricia Christman, Laura Karen and Lorrie compute their futures. Christopher, Deborah Ciccotelli, Anthony Ciccotelli, Deborah Ciempola, Paul Clark, Floyd jeffrey Clark, Kevin Collas, Donna Confortini, Anthony J A f- M4 . if t. fiff ll Y t Y .. Connor, Richard Cook, Brenda Copeland, Kimberly Cornell, lenny Correa, Maria ' Costantini,Sandra F D Y Csuha,Paul 'Q Darby, April J Davis, Wayne t g , , at -, tk' l .li 1 .. , Dubiel, William Durbin, Kathie Field, Marlene Field, Nadine Finney, Michael Ford, Kimberly Fortoloczki, Maria 1 Dorchak, Christine Dorsey, Cynthia Dorsey, Louise D'Ovidio, Antonio Dow, Todd Dowling, john Ellsworth, Glenn Facciponti, lacquelyne Falocco, lay Faxon, Amy Federico, Stephen Federowicz, Donna DeLorenzo, Marlene Denbigh, Richard Deutsch, Gregory Dewey, Henry Dickey, Glenn Droumbakis, lohn Duffey, lohn 4' V I -sa iff' f IS W --M-.. S W eww.. ,X Fortoloczki, Peter Fries, lohn Gagliardi, lanet Galka, Michele Gelin, Caroline Gillespie, lill Gonzalez, john Gerhard, lonathan Gibbons, Paul Gibson, Scott Goldfarb, Eurgene Goldstein, Sheri Goldsworthy, Sarah Graham, Todd Grasso Marie Gray, Theresa Gunzelman, Catherine Hager, Geoffrey Hann, Denise , ,d Hanna, Amy Hannin, Lisa Harding, Dale Harris, Daina Hase, Eric Graca, Lellian Gnffen, Greg Hayes, Gary Hensley, Diane Hickson, Steven Hill, Paul Hollod, Donna Horas, lohn Howell, Cary Hudak, Denise Hudak, loseph Hundley, Pamela llles, Stephen laeger, Neil lewett, Tori johnson, Ivy johnson, Todd jones, Kendall jones, Robyne Kahudic, Gary Kelly, Patrick Kelly, P. Shawn Kessler, Bruce Key, Ken Khoury, lill Kingman, David Knight, Mark Kornas, David 5 5 F Neil shows his better side Wx LAVA K U. 3 i' It -- Nffff-Lf Q'-,P ETTE Q,- ls ,nm ds.. if but 5 1 si gf KY ,I 1 '52 ta -1 3, , '. M 1 is -in ' il Gloria does what all students do in class . , . dream. Vs gi , Kress, Cathleen Kroeger, Tracy Lally, Ronald Lasch, Debra Lawson, lean Leung, Myrna Lipscombe, Derek Long, Andrew Long, Kathleen Luciano, April Lusardi, Lisa Lykken, Nasha Malek, Gerald Mandic, John Manigault, Kimberly was ,fn K I a ,f 'if' A Manzo, james Marchese, Jacqueline Matalenas, Christine Maxwell, Meghan McCann, james McConnell, Kathleen McCormick, Kenneth Ill McDermott, Timothy McManus, Thomas Metzler, Sharon Middleton, Thomas Miliaressis, George Milligan, Norman Mills, leanette Moffat, Ann Molnar, Linda Moore, Karen Paxson, Karen Perlinsky, Gary Petrochko, Nicholas Phillips, Michele Plocharski, Karen Poulson, Sharon Moore, Michael Moore, Ruth Mostello, Elizabeth Mundy, Michelle Palermiti, Sybil Panarello, Ann Panarello, Ralph Paulsen, lill Mundy, Sheila Musto, Carmen Nabulsi, Nadra Namisnak, Michael Niveyro, Maria O'DonneIl, Nancy Rosenfield, Laurie Salus, Gloria Salvato, Nancy Ramsey, Carl Rapkin, julia Redling, lohn Reh, Katy Ribaudo, Charles Riley, james Rios, Rafael Robinson, Bradley Robinson, Karen Rodriquez, Manuel Roethke, Chris Rogers, Kendra Rudolf, Michael Salkeld, Pamela Sandala, john Saunders, Toni Saymen, Scott he . 5 Schauer, jggeph Schacter, Karen ' ' y Sheetz, Donna Schenck, lan Schillinger, Tanya Schlesinger, Beth solar? si iills'i Seibert, Suzanne Shine, Doreen Shoban, Mark Shotyk, Lori Siecko, JoAnne Seigel, Betina Siegel, Kim Sigler, William Slover, Michael Schlow, Risa Schulte, Daniel Scocco, Michele Sequin, Eric J Sowden, lennifer Stanziola, Anthony Stone, Angela Stone, Ellen Thatcher, Dorothy Timpano, Christopher Torsiello, Tracy Townes, Deborah Q' Sutton, Sandra Sweer, Michale Talke, Kurt Tavenor, Helen ,,.,,5f,,? Wilbur, Peggy Wilde, Rick Williams, Kevin Winter, Robert Walsh, Michael Wawrzycki, Mary Tralongo, Diane Trent, Nancy Trimmer, Charles Triol, Nancy Vandervoort, Tracy Varju, Diane Vashina, Gerald Vasquez, Minguel Visco, Lorraine Walker, Ronald Wolk, Lisa Wright, David Wymbs, Elizabeth Yakup, joseph Yoerg, Debra Zabe, leffery Zack, Laura Zandanel, Stephen Zarkiewicz, Holly Zelus, Carol 83 Up the block . . . Central Administration Dr, lames Dwyer Mr. George R. Gagliardi Superintendent of Somerville Schools Assistant Superintendent Seated: Edna Allena, lane Young, Mary Dumont, Ruthann Couch Standing: James Seibert, Dr. james Dwyer, Patrick Mulrooney, lean Danyluk, Dr. Norman Weinstein, Kenneth Cornell Not Photographed: Ruth Hotz, Lee Pisauro First Step is the Main Office Mr. Michael R. Crisci Mr. joseph Abate Principal Vice Principal BS Bloomsburg College BS Penn State MEd Rutgers University MEd Rutgers University EdS Rutgers University N. 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Mr. Henry Abbott Mrs. Doris Dorsey 4.-.-......... .panacea- ganna-nurse! insane-vw -o-w-snow tml-new ...nu-aus ,nu-on-or -quail ki ' 2 1' '4'g'i i an ks A , -3 5 I . -Q i ,H MV- IOIWH CFUdil'1SkY Mr. james jackson .- X AW .2 1 e X L K 2, Q oo 4 Inieraciion is what Teaching is about ,'Y,, vtr. Kovvalchik shows what he knows to the People really eat this stuff? students. Pallavi, How can you hand me this? Mrs, Bielicky demonstrates the technique of shapf ing Clay, 105 We-K v ff 1 I f 4 ,Sic 1 , , 'ig W 3, ,.... I I Fl ,A L .Ll ' I I I I I I I I I noe Varsilg Football Finishes with Flair los! Q Front Row: Kurt Rock, Kevin Sferra, Steven Holloway Roman Pacewicz Dan Eggeman leff Nunamacher Back Row: Kneeling: leff Manning, Chris Balsino, Terry Noble Rich Dymond Tom Tiner Although the Varsity Football team did not have a complete winning record, the team stuck together and ended their season with the best improvement anyone could ever have. According to head coach jerry Moore, the mental errors in the beginning offset the team as a result of a few losses. But of course, the Ville pulled through and won the last few games in- cluding our exciting Thanksgiving game against rivals, 'iThe Boro . Other rivals defeated by the Ville were Franklin and Bridgewater West. Coach Moore remarked, uThese young men met with diversity and then beat it. Seniors Keven Sferra and Tom Tiner were consistent throughout the season. As a result of dedicated off-season training, these boys improved a great deal. We also, can not forget Steve Holloway's many touchdowns. Steve made the Group l, Second team and the Group ll first team as did leff Nunamacher and Bill Dubiel. Although this was the first time in eight years that the Ville missed the state play-offs, Coach Moore is determined and assured that the team will be back in '83. 108 x i fl john Dowling starts the game with a kick. The hand-off, ff? 4. The famous entrance to the field. A pass with winning style The most supportive fans. Punting the ball. Q Q An.. A Q luniors: Front Row: lack Horas, jerry Malek, Paul Gibbons, Anthony Confortini, Dave Kornas, Todd Dow, leff Clark, loe Coleman. Back Row: Bill Dubiel, Pat Kelly, Pete Fortoloczski, Eric Hase, Tom Barry, lim Manzo, Norman Milligan, john Dowling, Mike Namisnak. Underclassmen Aid Team .1 9 9 9 Sophomores: Front Row: Pat Balunas, Robert Young, Rich Boudoux, Steve Stabile, Cardell Williams, Glenn Miller, Ralph Sena, Carlton Thomas, Tom Bensema, Matt Buckelew, Leo Vozel, Steve Oller. Back Row: Mark Slotterback, Matt Bayait, Craig Stires, Skip Fuller, Mike Lewis, Larry Ussia, Karl Rock, Steve Federico, Sam Gerena, Joe Camisa, Herman Proctor, Tom Hill nnn-we A picture perfect handoff. 1. fi Ig -f ,:9. is X PX' fiww c ' lf : E- -. , A Q A exft Ne e li Steve Oller carries the ball. Kkfiil -Hx .. loe Coleman gets tripped by the opposition and Pat Kelly Paul Gibbons holds for a lohn Dowling kick. Pulled to his seat. I ,4- ia Freshman Foolball Foul Foes .... .ailing 1 First Row: Zamorski, Kohn, Couch, Foster, Williams, Upton, Durrant, Wyatt, Gyrlin, Lipp. Second Row: Sutton, Fisher, Buchanan, German, Shedlock, Pomrinca, Savoye, Yang, Kwitchwski, Falacco, Kaufmann, McPeek. Third Row: Wilbur, Riccioni, Sheats, lntilli, Callahan, Akins, Davis, Talke, Lang, Thompson, Hergert. The Freshmen Football Team was an inexperienced team with many of the players having never played football prior to this year. They worked hard all season, and even though they were disappointed with their record. 1-8, their enthusiasm and dedication never diminished. As they gather experience they are going to develop into a solid football team. 112 - some u 0 M DOWN T0 60 BALL DN xv - y . Am GUEST ara. .L ,K X N.W'v A .. N , ,N ,,,M A V -xv? 1 A.. f ...F Ha MIWS 'A xg K ,m4....mnaa.,.,m..w.s,-, .,. .. . Front Row: Kevin Gibbons, German Gomez, Kevin McMurtry, Diego Gomez, Mike Vasquez, Max laramillo. Back Row: Lou Polletta, Andy Long, George Miliaresis, Wayne Davis, Ron Martino, Rick Simmons, Steve Russo, leff McCaughey, Coach Ray Peachey. Wayne demonstrating his speed. Soccer Season Although the Varsity soccer team did not have a vvinning season, Coach Raymond Peachey is expecting nine returning players next year to achieve the goal of winning half their matches. The team did improve their playing against Hillsborough. The team feels their best game was against Franklin when Somerville tied 1-1. Kevin McMurtry and Ron Martino played excellent defense in which they held eight shots. All in all, the boys were a dedicated team and practiced very hard, increasing their skills, especially Max laramillo. Ron Mar- tino kept the team's spirit up and achieved the All County honorable mention with teammates leff McCaughey and George Miliaresis. The twist? 114 Coach Peachey in a moment of decision. Give me a break! Using your head? Was that a goal? Posing for Gentlemen's Quarterly J.V. Soccer Improves Players O6- .ll First Row: J. Polhemus, C. Oullette, 1. Vasquez, G. Vadimsky, S. Rutishauser, 1. Shevlin. Second Row: S. Giovanelli, H. Buth, D. Rodriquez, L, Walten, P. Rios, 1. Kowalski M. johnson. Third Row: Mr. Colavita, D. Reinhart, K. Flynn, R. Rios, I. Hindmarch, Z. Milich, P. Clare, S. Kupper. The l.V. soccer team with a record of 3-11-1 met their goals and did a tremen- dous amount of improving this year. Leading players were Doug Reinhardt, Scott Rutishauser, and Ralph Rios. Doug kept the team going and was very valuable on defense. The best game and turning point of the season was the team's win over Hillsboro 2-0. The advantage the team has is that they are a young team, and although they lack in a few skills, they'll all be back next year to improve even more and reach their goals of bettering their record and defeating once again their rivals, Hillsboro and Franklin.. 116 .QT-1 'mfigwwk I - A Q Going in for the kill. .1 f if, Qs ff Saved! If that's the way you want it, we won't play. Y, a I keep eating my Wonder bread, maybe I'Il ike world cup some day. Oh, my aching head. Preparing for a goal Field Hookeg Sticks Opponents X1 Front Row: Donna Mosher, Donna Anderson, Sheila McMurtry, Adrienne Confortini, Kim Moffat, Barbara Poulson, Sue DeCicco, Carrie Goldsworthy, Debbie Balass, Back Row: Coach lohn Venezia, Tina Siegal, Sarah Goldsworthy, Kim Malfat, Anne Tehan, Mary Poulson, Carmen Musta, Elisa Kagan, Sharon Poulson, Nadra Nabulsi, lanet Zirkle. wsgf ,3 J - - S.H.5. 0 0 2 0 O 0 1 O 0 O 0 1 O 2 1 0 O O , 118 , ti? aa A strenu Watchung Franklin Bridgewater West Manville South Plainfield Voorhees Piscataway North Hunterdon Franklin Bridgewater East Hills Manville Hunterdon Central Bridgewater West Metuchen Voorhees Hills South Plainfield The Somerville High School girls Field Hockey team finishem its season with a record of O-15-3. Even though the team ham no wins, they came up with three ties. This is where the girl showed the ability to score goals and play good defense Next year coach lohn Venezia hopes to be more com petitive and win some games. One disadvantage will be thi loss of Mary Poulson, a member of the 2nd team in the mid state and the loss of a most improved player, lanet Zirkle. Cap tain Nadra Nabulsi kept the team going, despite injured legs and truly showed team leadership. The entire team will bi back, so the field hockey team can look to a promising future. ,.,.,,. , rf A ma -.,k I Q5,,WTQ Nadra takes control. Give me it back I had it first. 52 Should I? What do I do now coach? I I Behind you Nadra! rw ,f,V Y , V V L W V i N 2147 tw! ' ,, ' ' , at A W , V f W az' Top Row: Coach Kafer, lohn Barry, Todd lohnson, Tony Ciccotelli, Steve Percario, Dave Wright, Mark Butler, Mike Maulding, Ken Key, Felipe Burgaz, Greg Zook Matt Schwab, Bob Loss, Coach Klock, Bottom Row: John Fries, Ed Daniels, Scott Wallach, Dave Pomerica, lon Richert, lohn Anello, Dave Ciccotelli, Brian Bauer, Bog's Cross Counlrg Blazes New Trails Here's the money l promised you. A struggling moment. 120 Let's get a move on it. - 5-H-5 s . O Orient 34 . rsas '25 . 16 krtwainneld 45 33 wsrth Hunterdon 22 28 s . .. 13Y'QlE!U!1 T 27 F 26 30 16 F fgi North Plaint ii 47 zs 5 so 33 l-lurife onsgentral y 22 g 27 oo 28 21 is 36 1 F 36 m me 21 wi? cordgm L Taking a break. PIUNHER' vm wig Qfyi Felipe pours on the power. The-re's something in my eye. Coach Bruce Kafer and the boy's cross country team had a very exciting season. The team was young and aggressive and stayed together to promote team effort and team spirit. The cross country team made it to the Central jersey and State Group Il meets. lohn Barry made the mid-state team. Other key runners were Todd johnson, Felipe Burgaz, Mike Maulding, Brian Bauer, Tony Ciccotelli, Rob Loss, and Scott Wallach. The boys defeated rivals Franklin, Bridgewater East, and Bridgewater West. The turning point was the Central jersey meet, and their goals were met in making the State champion- ships. Next year's expectations are to improve on this year's dual meet record and to make the State's again. M4 W And they're off. . . Standing: Coach Kafer, Katy Reh, Patty McCormick, Chris Balcius, Michelle Keeler, Karen Reffler, Coach Klock Kneeling: Carmen Fromm, Chris Dorchak, lean Barry, Sue Hart, Carolyn Thierfelder, Carolyn Boyle .., ia., qv . Running on empty! n gd V I'm ahead! Something is watching us fa on wg'-fl .if if 'm'z,fff if . iQffifHf1 ,573 V FQ ,fffff it 1,,,, ,vg ,,, , ,,,, ,,,.,y,,,,,,,,,,.,,, , , My , g , ilil 2 Qi, Y... y,,, v-,,f'.s- 5:24 'H it lv Qifaf, ,,,i,. , ,, - ,,,. S l V fi 6 'lu This is the last time l'II ever come to Branchbu 1. - s X S at w it W W: . , X...L may sais 31 iiifiliv orhees :LL 15 th Plainfield 471' 49 . ffN0'th1: Q, ssiiss i JS S iiii S S 549' sti S S eriis ssaa BridgEWii4533fEa9t ze 20 1B d8EW?ief S 16 llll S 16 atii tt 42 Rec l t S A : 11 il? iik Meef - iiill iiii 5 Mia-state S i Staleitiiroupllfi ' Srdsz Awww 1 Eg g :LL LLZL K LIL: 'i:- I LLLL f ,Q .J-- if ..:g 1':X A zi. xgi-Qiifirsffqi-g:, get get 5 X t S ,t t K A g s-. K X V. M - ' J? .' Q fiw.f'7fF'-Ztcf.1 it 'H- May I have the next dance? s 0 N N SX -Q , 3 E , Aft X K get f X 3 2 X it i , is fs. -if i .. J S, 9 g Wm wg J, ii , g Matt's loyal fans, The 1982 Girl's Cross Country, under the direction of a new coach, Ty Klock, had a winning season. Led by junior Katy Reh and sophomore Carolyn Thierfelder, the team made history by becoming the first cross country team in Somerville High School to make the all-group meet and by becoming the third Group ll team in the State. Freshmen Sue Hart, Patty McCor- mick, and lean Barry made major contributions to the team's success. Since no runners will be lost to graduation, next year's team should have a good season also. 123 1' Ggmnasts Gain Titles Front Row: Regina Bumpers, Coach Cindy Wagner, Lynn Grasso, Sue Gagliardi, Michelle Voytek, Michelle Galka. Back Row: Noreen Moore, Heidi Bauer, Kelly Radziewicz. Top: Pam Tocci The Gymnastics team had their most successful season in the history of the team. The girls are the undefeated Somerset County champions. Also, they are the mid-state champions, defeating Bridgewater East and Hunterdon Central, the team's biggest rivals. Key competitors senior Lynn Grasso - 1st on bars and third on beam in the county, Heidi Bauer, freshman, 1st on vaulting and floor in the county among many other honors throughout the season, junior Michele Galka, lst on beam in counties, Kelly Rad- ziewicz and Michelle Voytek. Heidi won 1st on the mid-state team and Lynn received the Phillip Rossi Memorial Sportsmanship Award. Despite back injuries and ankle injuries, the girls stuck together with their well-known team spirit and completed their season in 6th place in the state. The very proud and happy coach, Mrs. Cindy Wagner, expects the whole team, with the exception of seniors Lynn Grasso and Michelle Voytek, to return next year to be even stronger. Of course, the team couldn't forget all the help from managers Sue Gagliardi and Regina Bumpers. 124 f-xx x. x 4 I. H fm 1 9 KN fN N .V Q' f is . X.... . . ,Ns . . ,,,. Nw .J X 5. Girl's Tennis Win wilh New Coach Front Row: Chris Finne, Cathy DeCicco, Wendy Quick, Beth Adams, lill Harhai, Missy Gottlieb, Sue Simmons, Dana Miller. Back Row: Debby Evans, lill Szymanski, Heather Quick, Leslie Nevius, Liz Allen, Al Ramsey. Coach Allan Ramsey had nothing but praise for his team this year. lt was the first year in awhile that this position had a switch in coaches. Coach Ramsey said, ln the ten years that l have been involved in athletics at Somerville, l have never en- joyed myself more than this year. The girls were Great. Missy Gottieb has 6 wins at first singles and captain Cathy DeCicco had seven wins at second singles. Missy will be back next year to start, and so will Sue Simmons Liz Allen, Heather Quick, Beth Adam Leslie Nevius, Chris Finne, and lill Harhai. The girls kept steady improvement, had great attitudes, and everyone gained ex- perience playing competitive tennis. Their big rival was Hillsborough, who they beat twice this season, They met their goals of being competititve, winning more mat- ches, and having fun. Next year Coach Ramsey and his team look forward to a winning season and qualification for the state championship. ' 126 X .xl i- 2 ----v ' 'H W M 'A 5 :ax ' ' -L, i Chris Everet Lloyd, here I come. One more shot and l will qualify for the US. Open ' 4 fi What are they doing? I wonder what she is thinking about. N. I 1 ,, , I Varsity Basketball Hits the Boards The Ville Varsity Basketball team was lucky to have top players Sherman Procter, Terry Noble, Gary Hayes, Steve Holloway and jamie Gadsen. Holloway improved his foul shots while Coach Matthews kept the guys on their toes. Hayes, Evans and Milligan will be back to start next year and hopefully to once again beat rivals lmmaculata. The best aspect was that the team played very consistently and continued playing with top performance as a result of dedicated hard work during practices. Front Row: Norman Milligan, Steve Holloway, Terry Noble, jamie Gadsen, Sherman Proctor, Gary Hayes Ricky Evens Coach Matthews. Back Row: Dave Anderson, Craig Stires, loe Yakuy, Kevin Williams, Kris McAloon, Stanly Jeffries lohr Dowling. Can you recognize our budding varsity players? P9 iV ! sy ,Si Q I SFT '? i'T5 iii ,., 5 gil 3' ll I il if Ei +e i ees'i i Q 3 if tll I :f' ,c.. rf ,s i- -ta .. iii Arima sara T SEHSY fy agkgyyy Watch X 1 North Hunterdon I A Hillsborough , Franklin T Q 1' 46 X lamie, let's take a break. Yes guys, Gary's flying! 128 Piscataway East l-awww, Franklin if fe i are 155' attain 'IME 3:2 I9 Y'- -ur I Sherman's flying high for two. Top: Steve Holloway, Sherman Proctor. Bottom: Terry Noble, lamie Gadson. Q gf, av . .L il' K K Norman is in for some last minute advice. ffiiiil Hurry Terry! Nice hands Kris! 129 Boys' J.V. Baskelball 1--- f -unnsnnJ:1f Front Row: Coach Petrill, Matt Buckelew, Pat Balunis, Dan Miner, Middle Row: loe Yakup, Craig Stires, Bill Siglar, Kris McAloon. Back Row: Paul Fisher, Stanley leffries, Kevin Williams. Pass it, Bill. Pat needs some help from the guys MW, if sf Qf Som. 39 WM.. . ,43 S Scotia, S. Plainfield 1. E. Brunswick? I mpisqarawayi f Stjoseph North Hunterdon, BR fast I il-lillsborough franklin Mm, f .ifm,.4,-wit llll f-is Wx, T tiliilllunterdon Central 23 T rliiililvatchung ig , ' 9 . . . f',, if ' s t f ,, alnffef ,, , ' ' llllll ,f', 'f 1.-.ai . f .,,.J..u.w,,f. .l,, iii f,fw:.iw:,,-,f.i- 'lf tiM:.fHI.fi?fz?m:-it . y ,,,,,,.. 5 ty SSH.. it fri:--.f.i:w,::f.:f I' it .5 :1 The l.V. Basketball team had the winning attitude this year. Coach Petrill boasts everyone contributed this year. All the players were good, however, Stan leffries was outstanding. The team did better than ever when they played Franklin at home. McAloon and Stires made considerable im- provement in shooting. Kevin Williams and Bill Sigler were not to be let down and the whole team benefited from the enthusiasm they projected. No one cared about points, they just wanted to win. Things took on a different outlook when Norm Milligan joined the team. Coach Petrill feels strongly that the team has greatly improved since they bagan this season, victory against Franklin and East con- firmed this. Shooting and Defense were strong points that contributed greatly to the team's wins. The whole team strived for an excellent record and it showed in that they have never been beaten in a home game. The team will bid farewell to many players next year but will gain many also. Overall the team is looking forward to a bright season next year. Kevin waits for the ball. 3' . e last minute directions. Freshman Basketball Standing: Stat: Dawn Leeds, Michele Macaborski, Players: Zoron Militch, Herman Protor, Coach Anderson, Peter Talke, Paul Fischer, Stat.: Carolyn Lee. Kneeling: lhon Voytek, Steve Savoye, Carlton Davidson, Doug Bacaman, Ray Davis, Sitting: Tim Upton, Eddie Wyatt, David Ciccotelli, Ken Ciccotelli, Emerald Fostor. . 3 a ' I Ken gets it up, hopefully for two ,- 1 , Q l , Dorf! W0rrY ll'10r1 it'Il go in! BoBo's in for the rebound ...Q as... ., .... W Q ,Mae hr T YMT 2222:-53 :3-2 . sfiiim t. .... i 1 S 3gX'fiNfQ'2' X Y f5NiwL?f31t?fYSfgEaii-'TNWTX1i'1'wfF?E4f4 s ew. --- mi -A-..... 1fs.f:-rf'-is 22 am aze gtg-psig-,s.ky s -5 .K csiiwjc c q . :5gYE g,:5: -:g : pa:, :- :s:- 1-g5: a.: ' -Q: - f .5:3355klqc:..k,,.k-sw 5 :Q ' W... H A - g w '- '--'L' Sfswfssiskgf-TM. -- E IC F ,.... ..., ...W -. .. E . is I ,l -.-'- s . . ,, Pisca ay. W ... I . ff.' k'h- A Uf1f9f!50F12f as ' Ease . ' --II T' itstt 1 50 Frankl 48 Voor ' fr. -:s-.,:m.-- ' x ff-ig.. fi! 4 60 - .61 - fs. eh- fx --.- 'sf-sf. - V -1. mm. ,A ss- aaa - ,Q-... f- .. .. fs A ' 3 w -: 5 s f.sfS.1!?, 7 . .f!fSf:'ff..fs9r .fl AFS- 1.5 -.: i- is . ' '.LL 's . - fs - f,--- J - ' 51. 'f oo ky EK G. T . 'Scams . a. Eas -- - S- T 52 'H b f if E- Q. 77 5 a g - ft 3 2 .Hurmrdon Otfor ictofwgg s Q I KK'. , 53 llunti'-Central '1 '-- E, 7l Final Record 12-10...'g5,,ig.. . fr s as Freshman Basketball - Mr. Anderson has a lot to be proud of with his Freshman team. They achieved a record of 1 win and 9 losses and achieved their major goal of playing as a cohesive unit. Although the team did not meet the goal of defeating each Mid State team once, however, they succeeded in defeating their major rivals lmmaculata and Bridgewater East. Coach Anderson says their best game was against Piscataway in which they took the lead immediately and Unever let Piscataway back in the game. A few times they were leading by as many as 20 points. This was a great victory because Piscataway had defeated The Ville in an earlier game. Coach Anderson feels that the most im- proved players were Raymond Davis and Tim Upton. They along with the rest of the crew never gave up their determination. I , N , I' if I T. Coming up for the shot. Dribbling with ease. Coach Anderson's pep talk. Can I make the shot? Style like the pros. lump ball collision. 133 4:-'A G i r I s V a r s i 1, -f z 9 Front: lenny Sowden, Shawn Darby, Carolyn Theirfelder. Middle: Cindy Milligan, Tammy jackson, Brett Griffin, Ruth Moore, Daina Harris. Back: Iill Apsley, leanette Mills, Loretta Hall, Regina leffries, Cynthia lohnson, Daina Harris, Maura Waters, Coach Moore. This year's Girl Varsity Basketball team has had an excellent season. Spurred by Shawn Darby, Daina Har- ris, and Cindy Milligan the team played some very ex- Z ',,,,Q tggg b igt ,,: r citing basketball, especially against Hunterdon Central. M In both games against this opponent, Somerville won by a few points. What helped make this team such a great success was the very unselfish players and the great attitude. As for improving, they all improved as a team. Each Zim' individual has added their talent to the team as a whole. Next year, the team is looking forward to the same goal they did this year, winning the Mid-State Con- ference one more time. 4' 1' Shawn shows her forwarding skills. 134 K! V 'Six I I 'H' wx 5 IZMC J Girls' J.V. Basketball There was a whole team effort this year with the girls IV basketball team. Coach Rapoli has a lot to be proud of. Their best game was against N. Hunterdon vvhen the girls were ten points behind and came back to defeat the Lions. Denise Hall improved the most and everyone kept the team spirit up. The best aspect was the girls' defense. lt is now stronger than ever and foul shooting percentage is also better, Next year's starters, Liz Schmeling, Heather Quick, lill Hazhai, Don- na Masher, and Denise Hall will return to once again beat rival lmmaculata and to maintain the winning record. Back Row: Coach Repole, Lisa Dean, Denise Hall, Loretta Hall. Middle Row: Baton Ron, Donna Mostez Heather Quick, lill Hazhai, Elizabeth Schemling, Carolyn Therfelder, Thezes. Front Row: Theresa Gray jennifer Sanden. 136 Hurry up! Don't be afraid, len. C ggi? Hands up! 5 54 Stay away from me, 6 lump it up! 137 Wrestlers Regroup Season i. mi! .. wwf ,. . Front Row: lohn Donnelly, David Pomerinca, Sam DeStefano, Glen Barrett, Rick Dymond, Bill Wymbs, Tom Tiner, Mark Slotterback, lim Gentile. Middle Row: Curt Lange, David Bowden, Chris Ouelette, Scott Becker, Pat Kelly, Ralph Sena, lohn Evans, Shawn Clark, Brian Bauer. Back Row: Coach Robinson, Coach Fleming, loe Vasquez, Bill Garguilo, Dwayne Everett, Clinton Mundy, Steve Durrant, Andy Bliss, Danny Eggeman, Glenn Miller, Doug Leubner, Rich Kania, Larry Ussia, Art Akains, Doug Reinhardt, Bill Dubiel, Wes VanNess, Coach Kinney. Coach Kinney had an amazing team this year. Top wrestlers were Brian Bauer Q16-ll and a district champ, Scott Becker UO-35 district semi-finalist, Bill Wymbs ill-5l and Larry Usia U3-7-ll district semifinalist, and lim Gentile 110-4l semi-finalist. Their best match was against North Hunterdon in which the matmen won 29-26. This team is the defending State Champs. Another highly ranked team the Ville defeated was Bridgewater West. Coach Kinney had highly successful wrestlers. Brian Bauer and john Donnelly became county champs and Pat Kelly was the Lenapy Valley tourney champ. The major goal was the county tourna- ment which the boys took easily. Q. r. C x s 'f S X sf . . 1- M . WB S glee r f - t -, gi we F-+1- emaegwwe-ssssfrsfs -'gg - .. is L wie . ..Q1e.sa..t.S3ix.ate.gt A M M y as? J .A eciym ti 1 R as as N ri T SENIORS - Front Row: Sam DeStafano, lim Gentile, Wesley Van Ness, Bill Wymbs, Tom Tiner. Back Row Shawn Clark, Rick Dymond, Danny Eggemann. ---- T- - E M N is ...A C t...t 1, i .... xi if , , ..i.3gt.5,35:.giststxtgflg, - -- 2- 1- -- K- sp,-e ,M . ee.. at r . - S st f 'V F H SN f iii 9 .f?'e:ff+'XfiQ'i I if-I ' if . 153 59 2- t rw we-sse..s K f t:5g3t::t:5J::. ..'.:pfc, -MJJ: . e-:sf C 115 X .LQFFN :QW Qs sf it f a stt.,.,.g3E 121 QQTT X ' L . ..... . . '-ast. il- - Q..gzf ff- .... 1 . B 1 -,-- Som. . . t 235- ' B 1 s.'. 23 29 ., s s Hunterdon C. 34 38 T flalscataway . Voorhees 28 38 S, Plainfield it . M:J'w , sk ,j,1:3Re35f:7--::,.g 138 Bound Brook BR West 18 48 59 Franklin S . . .. - Won X-mas tournament, county charnps, Zrtgisin districgs aa.. . .L B ' ..,k,h, '- 5: . I T T aaaa sras as - gg lim and Wesley posing pretty for a picture if .5-, 152 ! .M ,,L, , 9 J.V. Wrestlers Plan for Future S l 3 First Row: Rich Denbigh, lohn Evans, Scott Becker, Doug Reinhardt, Chris Ouelette, Dave Pomrinca. Back Row: Coach Robinson, Doug Leubner, Todd Dow, Andy Bliss, Rich Kanya, Glenn Miller, Coach Fleming. This was a successful year for the l.V, Wrestlers, Dave Pomrinca and Doug Leubner remained undefeated and Doug Reinhardt, Andy Bliss, Dwayne Everett and Mark Slotterback all had very good records. Rich Denbigh was the llteam leader. He improved'fh'e most and helped keep the team spirit up. Coach Fleming should be proud in bringing his team from a 2-10 record last year to a 10-1 record. He coached the boys hard and everything paid off, especially when they beat Ridge and Hunterdon. Both meets came down to the Heavyweight and Leubner pinned both times to win. Everyone on the team will be back next year to start l,V. or Varsity and to continue their reputation of working as a team and sticking together. Everyone gained good experience for Varsity competition. Scores Som. Opp. 50 Hunterdon 12 48 Franklin 18 46 Bound Brook 7 21 Voorhees 36 50 West 17 50 South Plainfield 11 34 East 15 33 Piscataway 21 33 Ridge 29 66 Watchung 6 30 N, Hunterdon 24 Record 10-1 140 Vip- y Front Row: Chris Balassi, Heidi Bauer, Lisa Anderson. Back Row: layne Gentile, Carol Zelus, Holly lones, Victory!! Glenn goes for the pin, john has no mercy. Come on Doug, turn him over! Come on Doug, turn him over! 141 Swim Team Makes a Splash QWYWQ , .lllllr gum g g I Top: Tony Monticello, Bob Winter, Brian Tozzi, Tim Dry, Dave Fancher, Phil Partington, Rick Simmons, Mike Gibbons, Mary Poulson, leff Gray. Center: Coach Pigott, Adrienne Confortini, Missy Hannin, Anne Tehan, Rick Schlack, lim Dwane, Barbara Poulson, Lisa Zorzi, Sue Garney, Sharon Poulson, Marie Grasso, Louise Dorsey, lanet Zirkle, Coach Mech. Front: Carmen Musto, Pam Tocci, Cynthia Verse, Cindy Dorsey, Regina Fitzsimmons, Melissa Trotta, jennifer Trauger, Karen Burtelson, Sandy Cupper. This year's Varsity Swim Team had an 11-9 record which met their goal for the season. The teamfs great spirit and togetherness, which is considered their best aspect, kept them improving with each meet. Great individual efforts were from: Capt. jeff Gray in the breaststroke and Capt. Mary Poulson who was steady in all strokes. Ray jackson swam the 100 free style, and Mike Gibbons, who never missed practice in 3 years was also a great asset. The best meet was against rivals Bridgewater West. The win of the final relay accounted for the 60-56 win. The seniors will definitely be missed, but the return of the Poulson sisters and the rest will make up for it. anim Top: Phil Partington, Mary Poulson, Ieff Gray. Bot tom: Rick Simmons, Ianet Zirkle, Mike Gibbons. 142 swath' V .qt as -M .. '- -- g.- -,..:-.-as ' W. 1 M iss:1f-..- Q PM 'W M tai, ' . A. X , s. M 1.1 gl'- Ar M K +M uit! . ,img ....-- 4- , A- W- We tt i f' Karen Travis, Melissa Trotta, Karen Bertelson, Sandy Kupper, Pam Tocci. Miss Pigott shows much interest in swimming leff's out in front all alone. Mary's hoping the finish is near. Great swimming technique Dave! Rick's great in the air, but how's he in the water? Front Row: lim Shevlin, Scott Shanks, Wayne Sutton, Art Peters, Glenn lFishl Ellsworth, lim Bowman. Back Row: Coach Colavita, Glenn Sheats, lim lBozl Bostick, Bill Mener, Scott Saymen. Bowling Team lim Bostick and Art Peters led the bowling team through a very victorious season ending with a record of 51 wins and on- ly 13 losses. lim made the all midstate and all central Nl 1st team. Peters made the all mid-state lst team. The arch rival, Bridgewater East fell to defeat when the Ville beat them with 4 straight games. Somervill also defeated their other rival Bridgewater West. The team appeared to be very rowdy and feels their best aspect is the way they psyche out the other teams. One team member remarked that the head people to keep team spirit up were llArt Peters and his animal psyche and the fish- face lGlenn Tunal with his routineness. Next year to start along with improved player Scott Sayman are Glenn Tuna, lime Shevlin, Art Peters, and lim Bowman. The expectation next year is to be the best ever. 144 Seniors lim Bostick and Bill Mener with Coach Colavita lim shows his 200 game average. lim Bowman Art Peters Scott Saymen lim Bostick lim Shevlin Glenn Sheats Glenn Ellsworth Scott Shanks Fenoers Give Foes lhe Poinl Foil fencers lan Schenck and Noel Ocampo and epee fencer Earl Hergert led the fencing team to victory with an 11-4 record. Their best meet was against Hackettstown. There were many successful players who went on to place in top teams: Earl Hergert at second epee and first B strip epee, Mike Motz at third sabre, lan Schenck achieved first A strip foil, and Noel Ocampo first B strip foil. Although the girls' fencing team did not have as fine a season as the boys, they still enjoyed their meets and kept a good attitude whether winning or losing. Seniors Kelli Glasgow and Michele Neubauer and team captain Karen Schmidt continued their winning habits while new varsity members Holly Duthie, Amy Lane, and Liz Mostello gained ex- perience for next year. The lunior Varsity team showed great potential and will contribute to a winning season next year. 1, X . x ,X SENIORS - Standing: Michele Neubauer, Karen Schmidt, Kelli Glasgow, Alex Eicher. Kneeling: Noel Ocampo, lohn Keppler. f,,f , ' , f,, m Front Row: Holly Stagg, Anthony johnson, Michael Motz, joel Abraham, Derek Lipscombe, Noel Ocampo, Geoffrey Hager, Felix Chen, lan Schenck, lohn Kappler, Scott Wallach, Carl Hergert, lames Benscotter, Deron Ohlarik, Matt Achwab, Coach Blumert. Front Row: Anita Baugsto, Michele Neubauer, Liz Mostello, Holly Duthie, Garfield, Kelli Glasgow, Karen Schmidt, Amy Lane, Sheila McMurtry. 146 If Coach Blumert readies for a match. At the starting line Quick retreat Checking the equipment 147 Come on guys just shake it and make it up, no need to fight over it. Come on Derek you can do it. ' ' A ' gizi e Q ' V i 4 6 ll A 3, 9' e eeee y Q Back Row: Mike Homiak, john Ko, Brent Schenck, Mike Visco. Front Row: Shelia Mcmurtry, Kim Malfatt, Kerry Flynn, Sue Decicco, lhon Zeleski, Alexandra Eicher, liliana Themas, 148 Go for it Amy! Did you know fencing can be dangerous? Heavens to Betsy! Amy's fencing a lefty! Take that! It Getting to the point Noel hoping for the signals. e fin X A 'H Holly watches Kelli make another touch. s 'rx 'FH Q 'W as Xe il YQ A-. r--5 SY ,Q X Vg SQ f W5 W 4 Q :pr Q5 V5 'iiiiilfu Q 5. K 'S' fsif?w .- Q S 3 nk S Maxx X , ff 5 Q ' S '51 rn: 'r:EEEx , .:, .. xi., Fc, waz: :wiv -2 A C T I V I T I E I 9 ' I I . .1-.I Marching with a Show Tune Beal 2 Percussion Corey Bonnell, Duane Everett, David Fancher, lulie Kapp, Curt Lange, Chris Love, Ken McComick, Pat McCormick, Tony Monticello, Risa Schlow, Diane Tralongo. Flutes Karen Bertelson, Lynn Burgess, Donna Capiga, Christine Finne, Denise Hudak, Michelle Keeler, Henry Kielblock, Kathy Long, Sharon Metzler, Ann Moffatt, Laura Mostello, Gail Paxson, Alison Tralongo, lulia Rapkin, Vickie Schmeling, Becky Schwab, Gayle Sheats, Melissa Trotta, Pallavi Verma, Natalie War, Lisa Zorzi Clarinet Yvonne Blom, Louise Dorsey, Marie Grasso, Carol Gunzelman, Cathy Gunzelman, Geoffrey Hager, loe Harris, Susan Hart, Elizabeth Schmeling, len Sowden, Becky Stitley, luliana Thomas, Mark Wrong, Deb Yoerg Oboe Meg Muckenhoupt, Beth Schlesinger Tuba lim Benscoter, Paul Ciempola, Mike Halperin, Mat Schwab Alto Sax Rich Holland, Pam Hundley, Doug Leubner, lohn Zalewski Tenor Sax Tony Ewing, Brent Schenck Bari Sax Henry Kielblock, Liz Mostello Trumpet Donna Barna, Barb Ciempola, Lance Cyrling, Dave Dumont, Leroy Gunzelman, Neil laeger, Corey Keisler, Amy Lane, Laurie Rosenfield, Greg Sorace, Brian Statkevicus Horn Naomi Aronowitz, Cheryl Couch, Steve Federico, Carmen Fromm, lill Gillespie, Tim lackson, Ellen Stone Trombone Nick Campbell, Tim Dry, Brian Frantz, Ann Smyrski, Helen Tavenor Baritone Derek Lipscombe, Liz Stevens, Michael Sweer 152 ibn-f Ann Moffat, Helen Tavenor, lill Gillespie Cathy Castle, Lynn Lasch, Dana Murdock, Charlotte Tanajes, Diane Varju, Lori Fair A t. -.--- i Wendy Allen, LlSa Hannin, Debbi Wittemann, jennifer Trauger, Denise Hall, Lisa Proctor, Nasha Tesseri, Chris Covert, Missy Schachat, Helen Davis, Debbie Welsh, Debbie Christopher, Nadine Field, Sue Bowman, Chris Yewshenko Marie Grasso, Sue Pike, lill Khoury, Lori Visco, Caroline Gelin, Barbara Welsh, Karen Paxson, Kelli Glasgow, ludy Seibert l E ..- l 4- i x .t ,,...,, ,,XXCii, . he , .......,,,... ....- K Denise Dymond, Kim Blough, Gloria Salus, Arlene Collins, Amy Ostergren, Karen Moore, Patty Blair, Karen Schmidt, Becky Schwab, Chris Rocchio Q .. , 1 T The twirlers. The 1982-1983 Pioneer Marching Band had plenty A T of 'lplaces to go, people to meet and things to do. As a result this was probably their busiest season ever. The band and band front worked long and hard and have much to show for it. They held their own band festival on Brook's field, where they received a good rating and attended the Home News Band Festival at Rutgers. For their performances at North Hunterdon and Piscataway Band Festival they received excellent ratings. The most exciting of all though was perform- ing for the games with the half-time rendition of Barnum. if irl 5? . F 1 l Becky's routine .Q ' wi Y R ,, as f 1 The brass section. Trombones add expression to music 3 4 -1 X R Waving the flag. The leaders of the band. Spirit for all the football games. He s my man. 'bl'- Maybe a drum solo The wind section. Fall Cheerleaders Add Spirit lo Games T ...ha Marlynda Crooks Karlyn Reinhardt Kathy Lally Debbie Mason Top Row: Debbie Mason, Kathy Kelly, JoAnne Sieco, Tracy Kroeger, Peggy Wilbur Third Row: Robyn Miller, Alicia Smith, Debbie Gardener, Robyn Jones Second Row: Nancy Trent, Kathy Lally, Lisa Zampella Bottom Row: Co-Captains-Marlynda Crooks, Karlyn Reinhardt Baskeiball Cheerleaders Mary Church, Linda Schachter, Lisa Rolph, Robin Miller, Kim Maniguiat, june Olgetree, Monique Carnere, Noreen Moore, Lisa Zampella, Chris Maureloi, Marlynda Crooks. Halloween Dress-Up Dag 1982 if 3 'Y A fl Q J 'QA .43 7. --nm , 3 A Broadway Review Broadway, l've arrived! On December 3, the Somerville Drama Club presented a Broadway Showcase, a collection of various songs or skits from past Broadway plays. lt included scenes from these hit shows: West Side Story, Oklahoma, A Chorus Line, They're Playing Our Song, and many others. A student directed program, it show- ed the talent in our drama club and prepares us for the upcoming produc- tion Once Upon a Mattress. 160 The Ensemble. Ianet in Sesame Street. The New York style '22 13-V cv 5 Behind the scenes with the advisor Bachelors and Chanlelles S x I Front Row: Tim lackson, Anthony Ewing, Greg Griffin, Ken Key. Back Row: David Fancher, Tim Dry, Steve Brown, Corey Bonnell, Ed Harrington. wifi, Front Row: Dawn Brindley, Nadra Nabulsi, Karen Paxson, jackie Marchese, loanne Siecko, Caroline Gelin, Debbie Yoerg, lulie Kapp, Barbara Ciempola. Middle Row: lulia Rapkin, Carolyn Boyle, Chris Rocchio, Ann Moffat, Mary lane Swita, loy Fisher, Lori Fair, Liz Mostello. Back Row: Alison Tralongo, jill Paulsen, Lisa Hannin, Chris Yewshenko, Helen Tavenor, Risa Schlow. 162 Mixed Choir 6 Front Row: Nancy Sibilia, Liz Stevens, Carmen Fromm, Patty McCormick, Kathy Preston, Debra Ronca. Back Row: Gail Paxson, Tim Dry, Steve Giovanelli, Anthony Ewing, lulie Kapp, Sue DeCicco, Kris Heisler. Concert Chior it iv J' Front Row: Bethe Albright, Susan Tomasko, Patty McCormick, Any Ostergren, Kim Moffat, Mary-lane Swita. Middle Row: lill Poulsen, Karen Moore, Helen Tavernor, Diane Varju, Donna Anderson, Beth Hartmann. Back Row: Kathy Kress, Debbie Christopher, Barbara Stowe, Nancie Sandersen, lill Szymanski, Kathy Godlesky. as 3? 121 ...M M 5 f Region Band Top Row: Risa Schlow, Geoffry Hager, Derek Lipscombe, Henry Kielblock. Bottom Row: Alison Tralongo, Debra Yoerg, Meg Muckenhoupt, Diane Tralongo Arioso Slrin g Ensemble Region Choir lill Paulsen, Liz Mostello, Pat McCormick, Heler Tavenor, julie Rapkin. Cynthia Laplowitz, Patty McCormick, Ellen Petroski, Caroline Gelin, Nuri Yang, Debra Ronca, Brian Sellers, Ronnie Quill, 164 Y.. Spanish Club Front Row: Thad Fisher, Vivian Chikara, Susan Morella, loann Siecko, Nancy Trent, Ann Faxon. Middle Row: Brian Raeter, Liz Stevens, Anthony Ewing, Chris Balcius, Michele Calka, Regina Fitz- simmans, Mary Wawrzycki, Nancy Salvato, Deb- bie Welsh. Back Row: David Slagan, Mark Shoban, Ken Key, Melissa Trotta, janet Gagliardi, Nancy O'Donnell, Paul Ciempola, Michelle Cullette, Chris Dorchak, French Club Front Row: Brett Griffin, Elizabeth Schmiling, Tracy Kroeger, Meg Muckenhoupt, Nancy O'DonneIl, Chris Dorchak. Back Row: Heather Gerlipp, Bar- bara Ciempola, Pallavi Verma, Christine Balassi, Paul Ciempola, Mary Kate Murray. 33' A CQ. i 'Q' K -- t.a..N,xk ,, 'lt ww... , it A hge- f 'WW German Club Front Row: Barb Varju, Diane Varju, Margarita limenez, Heidi Bauer. Back Row: Robert Phillips, Mark Shoban, Denise Dymond, julie Kapp. 165 Where's the pihata? .U .ir QQ, A V Wherefsthethird musketeer? 'xg 5. 0' The Language Club Fiesia xx, 0. 0 .9 Whatisit? lf Anim V Q Teachers' pet. Let's pig out? ' f AY The New SHS Ski Club -5 4' I , ffgahj mea wuz Sixv lu I1-S A. . ' x .. - f., 1 5 SHS S.A.D.D. Bai-Hes a Problem Denise Dymond, Michele Neubauer and Robin Theriault man the sign-up booth, x . ee,...u , J riff gm? .iff QNX W flgiglgkrif 15-,gp it LL.: iikggi ifk .- J - t. ,L LL,, . f Liv! ef gnu JN' ff yn, if ilfx fi? Jean Mfiil-'77 f Sense A J Asieffi-1i.fQe..g..eff aff, e53,f:,sxxff4if lfiuf QA5l13fi1.1, k,?L!,1,5 31165 my ff. ,Hex . cliff ue H11 ,mf ,S alia fi ff? fffaf fs' rf f iff Rf? rv 1? -.if,5fll.fI4!i?I?! -qfflii f f-we - fif' fnulff if .1 sf ff ff? 51 Lffmmff ukfz' lf' fl'- 'f 71 ,L ' ' 5 .bgifx iff' J -. ..Ae... e.,.. A A ,nwu ... , , . . uu.X , 3 , 5 in ml from te-BJ 167 vaikgrae sian Editor-in-Chief ....... Co-Editor-in-Chief ..., Managing Editor .,.. Copy Editor .....,. News Editor ......... Assistant News Editor . Editorial Advisor ..... Feature Editor ...... Student Editor ,...,.. Assistant Student Editor . . . Sports Editor ......... Art Editor ........ Typing Editor ...... Business Manager .... Photographer ...... Maria Fortoloczki Linda Molnar Dawn Patrick Michele Phillips Tanya Schillinger it s Reporters rib qw ' Vl . . . . . . . . . Pallavi Verma Michele Neubauer . . . . . . lanet Gagliardi . . . . . .1effGray . . . Sharon Funk . . . . Karen Moore . . . . . . Chris Ricchio . . . . Chris Yewshenko ......,.SueBowman . . . .Meg Muckenhoupt .RuthMoore . . . Becky Schwab . . . . . . Kathy Lally . . . . Doug Reinhart . . . jenny Sollazzo Beth Schlesinger Liz Schmeling Holly Stagg Ellen Stone Lee Vozel Karen Moore, Meg Muckenhoupt Pallavi Verma Elizabeth Schmeling Doug Reinhardt Sue Bowman .,, Mr. Peachey, Recording Secretary: Karen Schacter, Treasurer: Erica Granetz, President: Noel Ocampo, Correspon- ding Secretary: Lynn Grasso, Vice-President: Tracy Kroeger. aiu, Everyone gets involved! n Council WW Sue's got a question! fm Hard at work National Honor Society Seniors: David Anderson, Susan Bowman, Felipe Burgaz, Nicholas Campbell, Kathleen Culblerson, Thomas Decker, Catherine DeCicco, Sharon Funk, Susan Gagliardi, Heather Gerlipp, Kelli Glasgow, Erica Granetz, Lynn Grasso, jeffrey Gray, LeRoy Gunzelman, Brian lulius, Dennis losifovich, lohn Kappler, Corey Keisler, Kevin McMurtry, Renee Micklus, Mary Kate Murray, Michele Neubauer, Noel Ocampo, Roman Pacewicz, Patrice Painter, Francine Papera, Robert Phillips, Ted Pilalides, Mary Poulson, Karen Schmidt, ludith Seibert, len- nifer Sollazzo, Holly Stagg, Alison Tralongo, Allen Tullar, Michelle Voytek, Maura Waters, Barbara Welsh, William Wymbs, janet Zirkle, juniors: Christine Balcius, Paul Ciempola, Christine Dorchak, Geoffrey Hager, Pamela Hundley, Kenneth Key, Tracy Kroeger, Derek Lipscombe, Kathleen Long, Thomas Mid- dleton, Elizabeth Mostello, Nadra Nabulsi, Sharon Poulson, lulia Rapkin, Karen Schachter, Beth Schlesinger, Risa Schlow, loAnn Siecko, Ellen Stone, Diane Tralongo, Nancy Triol, Pallavi Verma, Peggy Wilbur, David Wright. 170 skit Q Academic Teams: The Brains of the Oui-H+ 3 Q 'X' Wwe' ,K A C 4 . ill ,'1r 3' i-In Back Row: Geoffrey Hayes, Anthony Ewing, Sharon Poulson, Margaret Muchenhaupt, Chip Miller. Front Row: Ken Key, Derek Lipscombe, Chris Balcius, Michelle Phillips, Henry Keilblock, joel Abraham. Kneeling: Balin Venugopal. I , , l , Back Row: Robert Phillips, Allan Tullar, Brian lulius, Felipe Burgaz. Front Row: Noel Ocampo, Pallavi Verma, Ted Pilalides. Siudeni Liaison Board N I O mpo, ludy Serbert, Sue Ga Ly G o, 172 Ofiice Aides iza et antusc Qiudeni Advisors Back Row: Chris Balcius, Noel Ocampo, Lynn Grasso, Sue Gagliardi, Front Row: Pallavi Verma, ludy Seibert. Grievance Commiflee Back Row: Sue DeCicCo, Chris Balassi, Brett Grif- fin, Judy Seibert, Lynn Grasso. Front Row: Mary Kate Murray, janet Gagliardi. 173 Usherel-les Hosiess Evenls 11,1111 femur Qs: ,f' Front Row: Ienny Cornell, Diane Varju, Jackie Marchese, Gloria Salus, Nancy Salvato, loAnn Siecko, Sandy Confortini, Diane Tralongo. Back Row: lackie Facciponti, Karen Moore, Linda Zaichene, Sue DeCicco, Nancy Trent, Ellen Petroski. AFS Welcomes Exchange Siudenls ' av- l.. Tracy Kroeger, Heather Gerlipp, Diane Tralongo, janet Gagliardi, Robyn Theriault, Nancy Salvato, loanne Siecko, Linda Zaikine Thespians Front Row: Nadra Nabulsi, lulia Rapkin, Tom Decker, lill Albright, Karen Paxon, Heather Gerlipp, Mary Kate Murry, Helen Tavenor, Iill Paulsen. Back Row: Ken Key Risa Schlow, Mike Lawson, Steve Brown, Steve Byard, Corey Bonnell, Mike Sweer, lenny Sollazzo, janet Gagliardi, Drama Club , . lop Row: Ken Key, Risa Schlow, Margo Margarita, lenny Salozzl, Steve Brown, Steve DeFederico, Steve Byard, Cory Bonnell, Mike Sweer, leff Zaeb, Debbie Field, .inda Schachter, Kim Wright, jackie Lech. Middle Row: Mike Lawson, lulia Rappkin, Tom Decker, lill Albright, Barbara Ciempola, Karen Paxon, Heather Gerlipp, Mary late Murray, Helen Tavenor, Laurie Visco, lill Poulson, lulie Kapp, Meg Muckenhop. Bottom Row: Phil Harder, Thad Fisher, Nadra Nabulsi, jackie Marcassi, Sue Pike, Xmy Ostregen, Carolyn Boyle, lanet Gagliardi, Robyn Theriault, Caroline Gelin, Anthony Ewing. 175 Clash of lhe Classes Exhibiis Spiril Underclass style. Spiking the opponent. Dave Wilbur shows his style. Pat Balunis tips the ball lunior Fans. S.. ..iV bf W Fir iff' ft: ,iff ' . 1,1 1, .J U Q, 'mx Senior Class Officers ,,r fs' V F14 q, ii l Rm 'E A, .. :QQI lt X I ' E ffl' 1 PF Vice-President: Maura Waters, President: Michelle Voytek, Secretary: Debra Mason, Treasurer: Iudith Seibert ' I F Junior C ass Of icers Secretary: Nancy Trent, President: jill Gillespie, Treasurer: Ioann Seicko, Vice-President: Caroline Gelin. Sophomore Class Officers Treasurer: Amy Lane, President: Glenn Miller, Secretary: Kathy Kelly, Vice-President: Donna Anderson Freshman Class Officers Treasurer: Linda Schachter, President: Elizabeth Schmeling, Vice-President: Susan Morella, Secretary: lean Barry The '83 Pioneer Staff Front Row: Beth Adams, lim Fancher, Laurie Rosenfield, Donna Federowicz, Back Row: Sandy Morella, jackie Facciponti, Diane Tralongo, Vickie Schmeling, Chris Covert, Elizabeth Schmeling, jackie Marchese, Sue Morella. Not Photographed: jenny Sollazzo, photography editor. 'Wie .. 1 Lynn, always trying to get the sports stories from coaches. Gloria was willing to lend a helping hand. Wendy would show when layout was needed Margarita limenez, Holly Stagg, Laurie Webster Chris shows the ease of layout. The Business ol' Pul-ling a Yearbook Together 7 4. lim was usually the only guy around. Putting on some finishing touches. 'i Working in the office was always an experience, .gi k K . '- QV I :gl X ff -if -i ' -Q. :'l':-5:5!f lf A--P2-'H .fgg w f mix, A ,A V . . , - , A :ii . . IEW.. gif , 5. :fin ?......,, N gs, K Q L 'Q--T 2 . Q f Ixfzyssiisggwi ,ii -sq, lgzifwffi - ,saw ..... X . A 'L 4 X T . TYQI Ew. ' :I if Ak-N-5 -sua- :- ,sez : --- . .gsw-w. . . .. , .. E st S Wg? fy- :N Sei: '-'k , ffagyfl ' N. if iw- . Q - - -:W iss. ' V Sf ,.... 'T mf' UNK i vs , A ,gf --A ff,f igWs A . - ' ,Y ff - if-V, Tiff? Sf h - 7 .Q X Q J Q 4 X Qi ij! -1 ..A, ESX Ag X. ' is X- -... .t :K -QE. gg N Q X S -Q ,FN W xg K . wg,.Q,,X x - , ' 5 X52 .E .. X R 'Rf Q R 2 4 5 9 P R I N G 1982 184 198 Seniors Lead Baseball Team ,t V,,:,, ' K ' ' 'lan-.Q 'E-,sf , 'Ta is :Mgt Km. ,Q 7 4 A , , A , K gkbfg, ri ,. gy, gg ,wliwwk ,i 1.77 . i ,spit .Wu t M, ,, ,Q ,.'if5j,, W - Qj2,tyg:g.,5Fsg,32., 'QQZ3 ,ia ,,,,.Q,,itE, 41' -mai? 'ir 4 Front Row: Dale Harding, Kurt Talke, Mike Matalenas, Paul Gibbons, Rob Albright, Phil Forman. Middle Row: Rob Newman, jeff Manning, joel johnson Rich Newman Mike Schlow, Kurt Rock. Last Row: R. Rios, jim Lawson, Todd Duffy, Mr. Colavita, Glenn Ellsworth, Ellen Stone, Beth Schlessinger. Coach Colavita had a lot to be proud of with his seniors Rich Newman, Rob Newman, jim Lawson, joel johnson. These boys made the mid-state team and con- tributed most to the teams suc- cess. According to Coach Robert Colavita, the boys' best game was their win over Franklin in the Somerset County Tournament giving jim Lawson a 300 shutout, thus meeting their goal of making the Semi Finals. Despite joel johnson's arm in- jury, the team never gave up and maintained an excellent attitude. The rest of the team gained much need improvement and will be back next year to play 500 baseball. Returning seniors are Todd Duffey, Kurt Rock, jeff Man- ning, and Larry Freeman. Hopeful- ly, next year the team will once again defeat their rivals Bridgewater East and West. 184 L Qtffif W ' 'W . 2' '-'t:'-- --,. f f 4 ' t 'if f f 'Y' . ', fff' f 1' .75 A. gf L ,,,. r . , . - J. my ,. ff-vj r Qt . , ,, F - gf f :aa t r K t -,5,,,.' ' ' lvl gags? .,,' . Lfhihr L51-1. elif .,1vlJsf!g I NLjf Q ' ii A-. . l .. t Y . F In K 4 g-i ' , F ,Mg ,MS 4, ANU . T 'f Mk.. ,QQ A Determination. Enthusias ,.. - N Q. -as ...S 2, . ,.,.,fs . ,,. -, :Qin-5, Aw A. -F ' 1' ' , - .xr M. v...- 4 -- y 1 W-ff: i 'f 7 ' ...Y ' W ' . 'M 'E .,., t e - - gilwi- 1 H , ,, as 8 ALLL W., 17, , , New ,fjf ,L -f ,. Y 'ig' .5335:'A' Aw,-L'-'Q 'Mm 1, .2 rdf., ,ins-.1-1-.A rs' A K ,,..m-fm W V f - ' , , I - , A , , V 1 K. , ,,, , . A W ' , ,v .' I i L ' - ' Am N 5 N .. M., ,M M , .ffl , I 9, W Wi. ' , tatwmf., ,, A 4-' ' if -' . f k Q , 1 .Y gy. r : . 4 , ' i lx' OK, I'm ready! Oh Noooooo . . . !!! Phil don't cry. 5 cj f E N? The team takes a breather. leff shows his form. .-f N Wifi ' N ...I gy 1...-vw - ' i 5 . S, .44-1' - Mikes gets tough. Taking the lead . . , 185 J.V. Baseball Hils Up a Slorm . - A ll A Top: Hilary Topalian, lim Manzo, Bill Murray, Eric Hase, lohn Duffy, Larry Ussia, Tony Confortini, Ralph Rios, Underarm odor! Coach Mech, Dave Kornas, lohn Dowling, loe Yakup, Rich Dymond, Mike Whitaker, lames Fuller, Rich Boudoux, Gary Gibson, Rich Lee, Paul Csuha, Glenn Dickey, Gary Howell, lim Bowman ,fc If ,i x Aj Z A 2 A g KW r or x NS, X Xi if , 2 R, . ,X ,fi ,c,, X fi I hit the coach! l'm willing to be reasonable as long as I get my way. 186 .--nol g 4. ,,,....-q-nv' ,gffguv- Does anyone have some Tide? Hey, who are you? Another base stolen. J.V. Baseball Coach Stan Mech's l.V. Baseball team developed some strong potential for the 1983 Varsity team. Sophomores Skip Fuller and Larry Ussia have proven themselves to be valuable potential var- sity players. Although it was not their best year, they had their highlights. Seniors Rick Dymond and Rich Lee helped the team along. Lee's close to .400 batting average and Dymond's talent in the outfield enabled the team to win five of their overall twelve games. The most improved player was Glen Dickey, who won 3-1 on the JV level and helped many of the players to go to the varsity. Scores Som Opp O Watchung 4 5 BR East 2 1 S. Plainfield 3 7 Bound Brook 6 5 Franklin 2 5 Watchung 8 5 N, Plainfield 4 6 Immaculata 5 4 BR West 6 1 BR East 7 O S. Plainfield 6 11 Franklin 3 7 BR West 8 2 Piscatavvay 7 4 Immaculata 2 A Exercising the waist! 187 Softball Sails through Season ,... . 'V ':.. . 'f-f V 1 - f Front Row: Beth Ashley, Beth Visco, Bernadette Santiago, Sandy Zelis, Ann Moffat, Annette Giardina, Coach Ty Klock. Back Row: loy Fisher, Kim Moffat, Robin Rad ziewicz, Ruth Moore, len Sowden, jill Apsley, Mary Poulson. They will never find me until the dust clears. The Girl's Softball team finished its season with a record of 4-15. The team played its best game against Bridgewater West because it was its first win after nine losses. Leading the team in batting averages were len Sowden, lill Apsley, Doreen Shaffery and Ruth Moore. Three of these girls will be returning to the team next year to help it achieve over a .500 season. 188 6 Beth makes the save for Somerville. Scores Som Opp 4 Watchung 5 5 BR East 10 6 Hillsborough 10 4 BR West 14 7 S. Plainfield 14 0 Piscataway 15 2 Franklin 17 2 Watchung 10 2 lmmaculata 8 8 BR East 5 7 Hillsborough 4 0 Bound Brook 7 9 BR West 2 10 S. Plainfield 14 1 Piscataway 18 2 Franklin 9 12 Bound Brook 11 N. Plainfield 9 Waiting for the ball. V .. 1a...,J..amn.w1.J. .Ha , . ,na ,.41,1,.szL,f HM .M N, A.. , 1 Striking out the opponent. Preparing her curve ball Sharing a private joke on the mound. Bringing in another run for Somerville. Pioneers Take Winning in Siride K Todd shows the Pioneers his style, Watch me now l i urs Heading for the 1984 Olympics. Jeff Gray takes the lead for the Pioneers. 190 The boys' track team had many great runners to help them in a successful season. Leading scorers were loe Cross, leff Gray, Roman Pacewicz, Gene Hobbs, and Todd Vandervoort. loe Cross won the all-star title in the 3200m race. The most exciting aspect of the 1982 season was the new track. The night meets were another new in- novation. The team acheived its goal to be .500 or better and next year hope to have an even better 568500 s N 5 v we ' -X. - .. Wg ' X 82 I . si J 5836 s ' WN st S Boys' Track Runs Up the Score 1.- . ... , ,, , -if - First Row: lohn Evans, Todd Johnson, Ed Daniels, Tony Iacobs, Todd Vandervoort, Tony Ciccotelli, Ron Crooks, Glenn Miller, Tim Dewey, john Barry, Tom Tiner. Second Row: Clyde Marshall, Dwight Healy, jamie Gadsen, Doug Reinhart, Tom Gray, Ken Key, Dave Park, Tom Barry, Paul Hill, Mike Stage, Pat Kelly, leff Gray, lan Cairl. Third Row: Coach Platt, Gene Hobbs, Steve Santiago, Vince Reh, lim Wright, Kevin Sferra, Dave Anderson, Dan Eggeman, Luke Dubiel, Rich Apsley, lerry Mclnaw, Jeff Nunamacher, Bill Dubrel, Roman Pacewicz, Brian Vadim- sky, loe Camisa, Bob Young, Doug Leubner, Coach Kafer, qs N ' 'Ss .. . Scores S SSom eee fe Roman ate his 'lWheaties this morning Coach Platt gives a pep talk, First Row: Nancy Triol, Marlynda Crooks, Paige Saunders, Tina Bryant, jackie Stafford, Carolyn Thierfelder, Karen Travis, Sharon Viola, Lori Becker Second Row: Chris Balcius, Sheila Mundy, Michelle Monticello, Kim Griffin, Mary Kate Murray, Karen Moore, Debbie Gardner, Karen Reffler, Regina Fitzsimmons Third Row: Coach Woodton, Linda Molnar, lennifer Trauger, Sarah Halpern, Mary Quattro, Missy Schachet, Bess Wymbs, Sarah Goldsworthy, Chris Dorchack, Nancy O'Donnell, Kathy Reh, Coach Robinson Girls Track 5 2 ? Flying high now! Bottoms up! 192 -11' . f ' I rfgssi- ' 'kk if Q . - iw' wtf!- 3 V Only ten hurdles to go! -hm' M W Nb-vt f c y, , S AL,:L ' k wi. A K V J 2 ,,,, .. -ig .blgeiffft-3 :rg ,ff .: 3' ..A.. ,L S 3 Q .sf -M Ei - Q3-f Coming in for the win. -. . ' . T , T Q The Girls Track team achieved a record of 6-3 with leading competitors Paige Saunders, Tina Bryant, Kim Griffin, Bess Wymbs, Linda Zolton, and Regina Jeffries. The girls' best meet was their win over undefeated Piscataway. This helped the girls to qualify for the State Sectionals. ln the 100-meter race, Paige Saunders became the Mid-State Champion. Tina Bryant is the County Champion in the 200- meter race. Both girls set records with scores of 12.6 sec. and 25.4 seconds. The Relay team consisting of Griffin, Wymbs, Bryant, and Travis, received third place in the Mid-State Con- ference, third in the County, and third in Mid-State Relays. The 400m and 800m sprint set records for the team. Coaches Roy Woodton and Tom Robinson are extremely optimistic about the upcoming season. There was an all out participation of 41 members, and next year is expecting more. we fag. gs., .1 - . ., r t Kim waits to start. alan:-'FLG 1011. pa it'-Q Michelle takes a break. Here I come. 193 Top Row: Louis Polletta, Naomi Oronowitz, Mile Maulding, Cathy DeCicco, Coach Peachey Bottom Row: lack Sturm, Max laramillo, Eric Pearlman, Kevin Flynn, Eugene Goldfarb, not pictured Steve Giovanelli -uni Mu. ii AUP 3. 'I' 25222 if fig Qi 4' ffl lack evaluating his forehand. Determined to perfect his stroke. Tennis Team Tackles Opponents V. ,Vy:,ms ' .4 -.,,,, ' The 1982 Boy's tennis team compiled a 4-17. Although the team had a losing season Coach Ray Peachey has high ex- pectations for next year's season. Even though the team lost two very valuable seniors, lack Sturm and Cam Sharpe, some very strong starters will be returning. Coach Peachey is expecting two new players, Bolin Venugopal and Chip Miller to help the returning players. rs,,' fjg atg,V it ,lre 7 . V-7, , . H ..,V..,, V . ' 1 . . T . 2 -- 7 r ' f,'r ' ,,,,,. f ' T Posing for the camera, Eric? Don't look so scared. ., .. Watch my backhand, it s awesome. OK, I'm ready. It takes skill. if 1,2 ,,. ,- Standing: Coach Trelease, Steve Carr, Maura Waters, Bill Sigler, Scott Saymen, Mike Sweer, Tina Seigel, Steve Hickson. Kneeling: loe Carballal, Bob Loss, Phil Webster, Eric Sequin, Tom McManus. Maura displays her winning form. What do you mean it went into the water. 196 4-f Sl Al' l ll? Qi an :ILCIRII The Golf Team during a break at Fox Hollow. .ik f email Teeing off to a hole in one. Lining up a tough shot. During the 1982 golf season, coached by Mr. Tom Trelease, there was a notable improvement over the previous season. The team was up against many challenging teams such as: Watchung Hills, Bridgewater East and West, Hillsborough, Piscataway and many others, ending their season with 6 wins and 10 loses. This achievement was reached through the excellent playing of Steve Carr, Corey Bonnell, and Maura Waters. The 1982 season should be another promising one through con- tinued excellence from seniors: Maura Waters and Corey Bonnell, juniors: Lisa Hannin, Tom McManus, Steve Hickson, Bill Sigler, Scott Saymen, and Mike Sweer, and Sophomores: loe Carballal and Bob Loss, 197 Mg Fair Ladg The house was packed on March Sth and 6th forthe S.H.S. production of Lerner and Loevve's My Fair Lady starring Karen Paxson as Eliza Doolittle and Andy Gorman as Professor Hig- gins. Corey Bonnell was impressive as Colonel Pickering and Allan Zuckerman almost stole the show as Alfred P. Doolittle. lim Fancher played Freddy Eynsford-Hill. The play was directed by Miss Susan Daley while the musical direction was provided by Mr. Richard Coulter and Miss Cindy Fisher. Mr. Stewart Schenck provided set direction. With all this work, the play could not help but be a success. Have mercy, please. . . l'm so confused. 198 You call this a light? A s r f V 2' When Miss Daley talks, everyone listens. VO' 'Q' VVYV4 9 S Q if 5559 9 9 54534 5 hi s 1 S5 Q 5 E 5 .. y A 45,94 5 ' Aj 'iii Q . ..... ..... J K 6269, v s N9 ll 0 li. P 'A f, 13915.31 A cup-a-te Applying the final touch, I yant to bite your neck. Smile! The Besi of Times lin thwwmggh A treasured moment at the prom. J if Wendy and lim see eye to eye . . . The Queen's att endants. A Night to Remember . .. 5 A Congratulatory kiss. The 1982 prom was a special affair from the moment the preparations were being made. The committee plan- ned for months and then right before the event their advisor left Somerville High School. Undaunted, they carried on with their new advisor, Miss Betsy Martin. Their hardwork paid off with a very successful prom. Highlighting the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen of the Prom and their court of attendants. The King selected was lim Hughes, The Queen was Kim Cornell and her atten- dants were Genia Carr, Kathie Rigante and jackie Stafford. A good time was had by all who attended. King Iames and Queen Kim Prom fare-wells. Front Row: Ted Pilaledes, Noel O'Campo, Allan Tullar, Gemma Velton. Back Row: Doug Reinhart, Sue Hayes, Robert Phillips, Dave Parks, Melissa Keissler, Mike Engerud, Mr. lames Durland. The 1982 Somerville High School Tournament of Excellence Team had an excellent year. The team, coached by Mr. lames Durland, was undefeated, beating arch-rival Rutgers Prep in the finals for the championship. The money the team won was us- ed to create scholarships and awards for graduating seniors. Next year, Mr. Durland and the team hope to repeat this suc- cess in both the Tournament of Excellence and the newly form- ed Somerset County Academic League. The Presentation of the trophy Let's see the trophy. 202 R523 ' A. 'K Lasl 1' My p Wgf WW 'ni fx, QW: V A final farewell bid. Preparing for the big moment, f f ' n 3 'Q The happiest evening of their lives. 1. Breaking out the bubbly! HURRAH! J, l 20 ,- 1982 Graduation The 1982 Graduation brought tears as well as smiles as the Senior class walked out on the field for one last time. After days of practice in the hot sun, the time had finally come to get the long awaited diploma. It was with smiles that the graduates received their award for four years successfully completed but it was also with tears that they were accepted. The graduates cried because they knew they were climbing another stair in the story of their lives and would be leaving something familiar behind. 2 wi f t ' -M .'...: - 5- 64 .3 A ny, f -. H K Vg rf , 1 M T ' ' is iv' T if-uv , ,, 'L,, H A ,, Q za , we f L' ' T 'T T ff V, . H , LU V . . , , f 6 I Dr. Dwyer welcomes everyone. 4 , ,.,,, , , , l V V - ,, ,,..,. 5 f:fw., ' ' . TW if , . K ,,, ,M xr ' Wk K 12?-17110 if ' T J 4 , . T f T , tv, .w,,,pf, . it g gglbzgiw if T The long and winding road . . . 1, Mr.Crisci addresses the students and guests. ' g g Z c ritiiiitifim K Khil l'UMl'AN1D CIRLI 3xis'r3,tNf5,5 . N1ifttiNvi s l 'Ill ' ' ,s -swf 2 1 1 , tailor A 'V' ' +2 M . -I he .2 , ttlr - .W A V i .ff iw-- M A I 3 . 1 L M 1 , 5. K A in by ,s y , iff-,+W.i,,f gr its 3 K -itit . T ssis I ff 1 'J Congratulations! The song remains the same. D I R E C T O R Y Q06 B O 0 9 T E R 9 208 Nicholas A. Albanese - 20 jill Alise Albright - 20, 26, 175 Elizabeth M, Aliberto - 20 Wendy Cathleen Allen - 20, 51, 152, 153 David W. Anderson - 21, 47, 128, 170, 191,223 jill Apsley - 21, 134, 135, 188 Richard W. Apsley - 21, 38, 191 Cathy Ann Argiro - 21, 23 Beth Ann Ashley - 21, 188 Christopherj, Balsino - 21, 108 Donna L. Barna - 21, 23, 152 Anita Baugsto - 21, 47, 146, 181 Darren Beede - 21 john Berry - 21 Scott Alan Birch - 21, 45, 158 Mark E. Blackbourn Tina Lynn Blaney - 21 joseph C. Bonaduce - 22, 200 Corey K. Bonnell - 22, 40, 152, 155, 158, 162, 175, 199 james Bostick - 22, 144, 145, 223 Susan E. Bowman - 22, 152, 153, 168, 170,223 William Edward Braukmann - 22 Dawn Marie Brindley - 22, 40, 158, 162 Kimberly j. Brown - 22 Steven R, Brown - 22, 31, 162, 175,198 Tina Yvonne Bryant - 23, 35, 192, 193 Deborah Cheryl Bugasch - 23,48 Luis Felipe Burgaz - 23, 41, 120, 121, 170, 171 Peter G. Burgers Stephen Scott Byard - 23, 50, 105, 175, 199 Nicholas Belvert Campbell Il - 23, 152, 154, 155, 170 Michael Anthony Cartoccio - 23 Carol Catanzareti - 23 john Charles Cirigliano - 23 Kim Marie Clark - 24, 105 Shawn Michael Clark - 24, 138 Angela Colantone - 24 Richard Otis Connor Marlynda Denise Crooks - 24, 156, 157, 192 Kathleen Susan Culberson - 24, 170,223 Christopher Cutler - 24 Karen Czajkowski - 24 Edward A. Daniels - 24, 120, 191 Shawn Marie Darby - 25, 134, 135 Tildred Anita Davidson - 25 Catherine DeCicco - 25, 126, 170, 194,223 Thomas R. Decker - 25, 31, 161, 170, 175, 199 Darilyn Lea DeMatteo - 25 Sonya Dembinski - 25 Samuel DeStefano - 25, 138 Celeste M. Dever - 25 Timothy A. Dewey - 26, 158, 191 Moira L. Donovan - 26 Todd D. Duffey - 26, 184 Richard Andrew Dymond - 26, 108, 138, 139, 186 Danny Lee Eggemann - 26, 108, 109, 138, 191 Alexandra Ursula lne Eicher - 26, 47, 146, 148 Debrah Evans - 26, 126, 127 Dawn Margaret Falocco - 26 james R, Fancher - 27, 180, 181, 198, 199 6 Senior Direclorg Stephen M. Federico - 27, 51, 161 Rebecca Ann Fenwick - 27 Deborah Ann Field - 27, 41' Kelly Flynn - 27 Robert T. Ford - 27 Brian Frantz - 27, 152 Lawrence P. Freeman - 27,223 Sharon Kay Funk - 28, 48, 170, 223 james Matthew Gadsden - 38, 128, 129, 191 Susan Gagliardi - 28, 124, 125, 170, 172, 173,223 Kim Marie Gardner - 28 lngabor Louise Garrabrandt - 28 john R. Geissler - 28 Linda S. Genova - 28 james Gentile - 28, 138, 139 Heather Ann Gerlipp - 29, 37, 165, 170, 175, 198, 199 Annette R. Giardina - 29, 188 Michael T. Gibbons - 29, 142 Kelli C. Glasgow - 29, 146, 149, 152, 153, 170,223 Kathy Marie Godlesky - 29 Susan Allison Gordon - 29 Erica L. Granetz - 29, 158, 169, 170,223 Lynn Marie Grasso - 29, 50, 124, 125, 169, 170, 172, 1 jeffrey Thomas Gray - 30, 142, 143, 170, 190, 191 Brett Ashley Griffin - 30, 134, 165, 173 james Gronski - 30,223 LeRoy Gunzelman IV - 30, 152, 170 Edward Donald Harrington - 30, 162 Karen Ann Hart - 30 Glenn C. A. Heidel - 30 Beatrice Ann Hinson - 30, 105 Denise Marie Hoffman - 31, 177 Stephen Duane Holloway - 31, 108, 128, 129 Lynn M. Hopkins - 31 Lana Kate Ivanov - 31 Kenneth O. jackson - 31 Raymond E. jackson - 31 Symona jackson - 31 Tammy jackson - 31, 134 Elizabeth jantusch - 32, 172 Margarita jimenez - 32, 165, 181 Cynthia Marie johnson - 32, 134, 135 Holly Lynn jones - 32, 140 Dennis josifovich - 32, 170 Brian E. julius - 32, 170, 171,223 Cynthia G. Kaplowitz - 32, 164 john Kappler - 33, 146, 170 Corey j, Keisler - 33, 152, 170 Beverly Kenely - 33 Raymond Key Loretta V. Kiukys - 33 Lauren Alain Klemann - 33 Veronica L. Koltuniak - 33, 159 Kiera Marie Kovalik - 33, 44 Katherine Mary Lally - 27, 33, 156, 157 Kimberly Denise Lee - 34, 35, 169 Richard Carl Lee - 32, 34, 159, 186, 187 Kathleen Marie Lenahan - 34 Myra E. Leung - 34,223 Shawn-Dell Liland - 34 73, 180 LcottG. Lynn - 34 .aura Ann Madeano - 34 tllison Diane Mahoney - 34, 158 effrey Manning - 34, 46, 108, 184 'homas Manzo - 35 Gregory lerome Marshall - 35 lonald M. Martino - 35, 114, 115, 177 Debra L. Mason - 27, 35, 156, 178 Christine loyce Matuska - 23,35 Aichael Roy Maulding - 35, 51, 120, 194, 195 effrey P. McCaughey - 35, 114 Zevin A. McMurtry - 36, 114, 170, 223 'homas McNally 'Villiam C. Mener - 36, 144, 145 Aichael G. Mentuck - 36, 48 lenee lo Micklus - 36, 44, 158, 170 'om A. Mignella - 36 lenry L. Miller, lr, - 36 Iynthia P. Milligan - 36, 134 lose Marie Mingle lisa S. Monaco - 36, 172 llichele Ann Monticello - 37, 192, 193 Davy F. Morales - 37 isa Mosca - 37 :wanne Mullen - 37 AaryKate Murray - 37, 165, 170, 173, 175, 192, 198, 223 David A. Myers - 37,200 Aichele A. Neubauer - 37, 146, 167, 170, 223 ,orraine I. Neuhauser - 37 Iarl Nevius Ill - 38 'errence Noble - 38, 39, 108, 109, 128, 129 effrey Nunamacher - 38, 108, 191 Joel Fernandez Ocampo - 38, 146, 149, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 202, 223 Nilliam Ward O'Connor ll udy Ann Ogletree - 38 une L. Ogletree - 38, 157 limberly Ann Olkowski loman P. Pacewicz - 38, 108, 170, 191 Dave Pager 'atrice Elizabeth Painter - 38, 170 tnn Panarello - 39 rancine A. Papera - 39, 158, 170 'hilip lames Partington - 39, 47, 142, 159 Dawn M. Patrick - 39 ric S. Pearlman - 39, 177, 194, 195, 199 odi L. Pekala - 39 Ilen E. Petroski - 28, 39, 164 iobert Andrew Phillips - 24, 39, 165, 170, 171, 202 'ed E. Pilalides - 40, 170, 202 Aarisa A. Poggioli - 40 lichard F. Polgar - 40 'eter lay Polhemus Lichard Ayer Potter Aary Therese Poulson - 40, 118, 142, 143, 170, 188, 223 lurit Prag - 40 Andrew Prickett herman Proctor - 40, 128, 129 Aary Anne Quattro - 40, 192 David T. Quick - 40 ames S. Quick - 41 Vendy Ellen Quick - 24, 41, 126, 180, 200 Lobin Ann Radziewicz - 41, 188, 189 isa A. Raffo - 41 'homas Ioseph Redrup, lr. - 41 larlyn Ross Reinhardt - 27, 41, 109, 156 Ioseph Ribaudo - 41 Mary Teresa Ribaudo - 41 George D. Riehman - 42 Victor Riga - 42 Christine Rocchio - 42, 152, 153, 155, 162 Kurt M. Rock - 42, 108, 177, 184 Anne Marie Roethke - 42 Lisa Rolph - 42, 157 lanice C. Rooney - 42 Steven L. Russo - 42, 114 Paige L. Saunders - 43, 105, 192 Victoria A. Schmeling - 33, 43, 109, 152, 180 Karen Yvonne Schmidt - 43, 146, 152, 153, 170 Rebecca Ann Schwab - 43, 152, 153 Karen Debra Schwartz - 43 ludith Anne Seibert - 43, 152, 153, 170, 172, 173, 178 Brian G. Sellers - 43, 164 Restituto Seguinot - 43 Kevin lon Sferra - 44, 108, 191,223 Ken Shaffery - 44 Robert F. Shevlin - 44 Gil Sickler - 44 Richard E. Simmons - 44, 114, 142, 143 Sheila Marie Smith - 44 lennifer lean Sollazzo - 31, 44, 160, 170, 175, 198,223 Heather Ann Solley - 44 Lisa Marie Spangler - 45 Holly Stagg - 45,50, 170, 177, 181,223 Betty lean Stahl - 23, 45 William Stepka - 45, 50 Monica Marie Stroba - 45 Adriana Suarez Mary-lane Swita - 45, 162, 163 lill Carolyn Szymanski - 36, 45, 126, 163 Rita Lyn Tague - 45 Michael P. Tauscher - 46 Linda Kay Timmendequas - 46 Thomas W. Tiner - 46, 48, 108, 109, 138, 190, 191 Alison Ann Tralongo - 42, 46, 152, 162, 164, 170 Allen Tullar - 30, 46, 170, 171, 202 David A. Ulassh - 46 Lisa Ann Ulshafer - 46 Stephanie L. Valko - 46 Wesley VanNess - 47, 138, 139 Laurie Vasilantone - 47 Brenda Vazquez Ortiz - 47 Pallavi Verma - 47, 105, 152, 155, 165, 168, 170, 171, 173 Charles Arther Versfelt - 47 Michelle Lynn Voytek - 47, 124, 125, 170, 178 Todd D. Ward - 46,47 Maura Ann Waters - 47, 134, 170, 178, 196, 223 Shirley Weigand Barbara Welsh - 48, 170 Bruce M. Wengryn - 48 Tammy D. Williams - 48 Troy Williams - 48 Melissa leanne Wise - 22, 48 lohn Allen Wojcik - 49, 51 Kimberly Sue Wortman - 49 William W. Wymbs - 49, 138, 139, 170 Christina R. Yewshenko - 23, 49, 152, 153, 162 lanet V. Zirkle - 41, 49, 118, 142, 170,223 207 Boosters K,P, KK., H.T. - Island Beach, Atlantic City, Alberto's, Grand Prix - We do Ipaid 51.50 for this?!? things with CLASS! l.F. Stop calling me C.C.! Go Class of '84 LG. - I love you forever and a day. D.T. Edith Stern Hey leff, You're sick! 1983 SHS CYMNASTICS TEAM - iil Greg G. is a grub!!! 8th period, AC. Choir Heidi, Noreen, Kelly, Pam, Michelle, Regina - l'll miss you - Lynn Ziggy's, Pitchers, Slow Dance, and Midnight at the Bridge - Remember? Kurt - Get tied to any doorknobs lately? D.P. and C.Y. CD, Carrots and beer don't mix - DD DM - Here's to Nancy Reagan and her orchestra! - SG limmie - Never forget the gerbils and all the good times we've had. Love M.P., C.D. - lt's all bull - Vic Always - Chris V.S., C.D. - My B.S, Buzzer is going off! Smile! M.P. Karen - May we meet again in a world of peace and freedom, in the taxicab i the accident will - Bob KMC - This year has been great - llove ya - SC Buoy - Remember the Hess Station? Tootsie C.l., L.S,, D.M., R.P., M.Q, SF.: Nite till 4, then breakfast, parties, and fun!SUMMER '82 - LG. toga parties, birthday Helen, Where's the toll money? lim Thanks Ray, '83 Soccer Ron - Have any grass fights lately - C.C, Ola, Tio Verde!!! Little Boyle - Let's talk about the weekend on Tuesday - lack Lisa H, - Ah ooga, ooga, ooga! - Sorry Sue. Kerl - the overpass, 1-2-84, Be There! Beth SKF - See you in West Virginia - MAN Hey Tom - Let's have a ticker tape parade! Tiss Hay everybody, Below me, please! YAAY Mark - lLove You - Forever Lisa K R Bronze that wa l Solo Denise - Times will change and so will we, but our friendship will remain the ' ' p' same. Best friends always, lill, 5-Dt Heres to extended Space travel D' P.B. - Remember lunch and 48 hours. - K.M. lim, How about the bean bag chair? Love always, Pillow Shaun - Dom blow the llghtl Tiss - ' l ' - CR' You re the best' Fnends Forever SB' Sue - We love sand! We love rain! We love sunburn! - Chris Lynn, Lisa, Ricky, Becky, Mary: Thanks for 4 great years! Love ya's, CI Anthony - llove you - always Lorrl S ,Th kf th dt' , d th h h'l.L ,K , . ue an S or egoo 'mes you ma e eyear Wort W le Ove ev Allen - For Godssake man, learn the difference between the accelerator anc the brake before you drive - Bob Best Wishes Class of '83. KAMc Rocky: '!RolI up the window, excuse me, EXCUSE ME!! LS, Cl Lynn, Roman, Lisa, Dave, Chris, Steve: Summer '82 '!Wake up everybody, it's 4:00 amy, LS' Cl C.Z. - Wow! Some Party! Tiss L' - . . . . 'Z' more pearls DD Next time we have another chilly night I think l'll wear more clothes! lenny - Give it up' everybody knows the Who are 31' Bob Hey Deb - Remember those cows on Cliff Street? lill 6:00 am is not the best time to meet mom, but it was fun anyway - To l,C. Carolyn - Oh thats so gross, get your hands out of therel l-UV Robs Hey little girl, want some candy? Tiss leff - ROTATU - Love Cathy 08 Crissy C - Thanks for everything! I'll miss ya. - Love Sue R.L. - A DIME will go farther than you think. - t?J Michele - You Ying Yang! Love, Cathy Amy - Party Animals are supposed to lay off the intoxicating drinks! fWF '82J - Chris T.T., l.B., L.Z., S.B., S.C. - 'Who can it be now? President and Sec. - 8th period rocked! - Thanks - Vice Pres. Hey None, Get a notebook, pen, and a REAL JOB!! Patti K.R. - Nice Toga! - Let's do it again!! LA. Patrice - To the best friend I've ever had! High School is over but we still have a lifetime to share! Love, Cathy Sue - Z-Q, witha spoon - D.D. CB, 13's got heavy artillery - D.D. Shawn - Thanks for all the inbetweens - your wife Class of !'83 - We rocked since the beginning, and will always - S.M.C. Dawn - What? Cheezy wheezy on the ski slopes with the ski patrol? - Mat- zo ball VILLE FOOTBALL - Ooh la, la, la, let's go dancin' - Beth G.H. - Mr. and Mrs. Rotull had a son and named him leth? I like it! S.P. Don't worry Tom! That cop doesn't have anything against us - Tiss Nadgra - Thanks for being my friend - lack Hey Kerl - want some Shinamin Snapps? Beth Little girl, next time you want to get across the highway, don't cross the median!! Hey Rons - Thanx for a great Sr. year - Uncle Ron Shaun, Tom, and Scott - llove you - lack Hey Boo-Boo! Dew hickeys - Okay, Okay! Are you hetting' me? Luv Erent. Shaun, l love your smilie face, The Altamont Alchies will live forever. Hey Tuba - You still owe me 3 roses!! - D. Maj. lill Alise - How's the inner spirit doin'? Good l hope! Keep it up - Allison Ann Hey, Below Me! Tiss Marie - What are we doing out here? lt's my carl YAAY Woody - Kansas! S.P. Have a field day - Leon Wojtenko Good Luck - Rose Conqui Best Wishes - Miss Martin Steve - Wonder if the fire's out at Del. Gap. - Roman 'iMiss Fish Chris - Keep twirling! Raoul, the hair dresser is watching - Mike S.M.F. - Don't forget that l still have to collect on the bet we made before the '82 Prom. Think Pink! - C.R. Hey Shaun - What did you get in Tishledecken - Tiss C. and L. Roll up the window!! Rocky SKF - Thanks for everything - MAN Todd - Remember we're Bad as a Bone Peeper - Cherry Pie - What weird names - they fit your personality! Lynn - May 1st, 1988, can't wait - Roman Plum, how do you like S.B.'s car? D. Becky - We've had many great times together, and we will have many more! Truly, I love you! Cathy Erica - Ebony and Ivory: Marci Muzipapa, Hacklebarney, Prom '81 and Amo and BUG FARM in 3 verses! Love ya', Cl lohn, Allen, Allison, Karen, Jenny, Chris, Dennis, Annette, and everyone - I get by with a little help from my friends - Bob Mr. C. - Thanx for seeing what l can really do - a prodigy Best of Luck to Colorguard '83! Kel Ciempollettes, Here's to last, this, and next year. love Leader Class of '83 - May all of your hopes and dreams be fulfilled Christin - Remember all our long talks, you know where l am if you need me. Thanx for everything! Al'!e eson H. lonathan - Our ratings will go down - Best of Luck - jennifer Secotty - There is no distance too far between friends. Keep close by. Love ap. Dave - Click Like the pine trees lining. . Roman S. and D. Here's to N.R. and her orchestra! D. This guy's sitting in his apartment, right? And the phone rings . . . Rifles - T.S. Kill Kel, Tight, Bridgemen, and best of times, Thanx - Miss and love ya - Kel Lisa and lune - Remember the house trouble and our great times. Bird l 209 T 2 Hey Dew - 'lWhere's your ID bottle? Tiss Kevin - Good luck in Germany, we'll all miss you. Lynn Ted - Sexy legs, B.W., 1.5. Allen - Good luck in your spiritual venture - Your loving sister Karen - You're the best friend anyone could ever have - Love, Allison Hey Dawn and Beth - Why do you wear so many layers? - T.T. and Tiss Sue, you're the absolute best !'only friend a person could have. Thanx! l'd never survive without ya. Chris rifles - Band Feud - TRUMPETS L.G. - lim Croce, CSN, Hacklebarney, TOGA, and you - RP 1.50 x4:56.00 Somerville Pioneers Forever 311 Congrats Class of '83! Norman + Christine : Endless Love Diane - What could be better than 88 P.K.'s - Alison Get a grip, Chris! I really think you're losing it, but I guess twirling a stick can do that to ya. CC from Hillsborough Rifles - What happened to your bang? Lose it?? Trumpets luicy - 'You're just TOO BlG!! New Year's Eve of 1981 and 1982 - Toma's house - All enjoyed! - YAAY Mr. Bryan - Remember 1st period last year. - Chris D. Roman - Love and Leather - B.W., l.S., R.M. S.P. and D.P. - Hoagies and sodas in the RAW! But you have to turn on whir- pool to make waves! What? A glass bottom? - Beth Lisa: Spatula lecture, Summer Dave's, P-EPSI, just a few of the many great memories we've collected - thank you always - Love, CI Mrs. Peterson - mucha felicidad a la clase de '83. To The Tribe: lt's time for another pow-wow! Get , ArArAr! Hey Ratface - How 'bout the laundry room?! Let's go visit the mexicans! - Sick puppy Tovarisch - Ya rabotau na zabode! - Rabotnik Mrs. Bill - You are still woman! - Chris D. Hey, Disco! lt's F-R-I-D-A-Y! l.S., B.W., R.M. S.P. - Where is Salt Lake City? R.M. All 4th graders are invited to a witch burning in honor of Sra. Montana. Wiggleworm - love you very much and hope to spend every day with you! - Snuggles. B.H., R.M., and S.C. - Mom says... Hey Bunky, Are you Funky? Thanks for the memories . . . Bedo!! - Tree Sue C. - I'm not learning ANYTHING! Beth, What do you say we get a bucket of snow, two glasses, and Hibbie-Hibbie D.C. - Airplane, I don't need high-flying friends! Me Captain - Tight is Right - 10 hut - Ducky Boy - you never win! Rifles wai - love ya - Karen Steve - It was super while it lasted: Thanx for always being there, l'll never forget ya. Keep in touch - Chris Buoy, Brawn, and Zamp - Who can it be now - What happen? - YAAY Carolyn baby, sexy ears and you jam in poker - your hubby Roman - Don't Forget: May 1, 1988 ME CLARKSON I - lan. 8, 1986 - My love forever and always Slasy Hey Sexpot! Red and white you're outta sight! The best is ahead Amy. Love, lim Hey Bev - SHUT UP! You talk too much! Brucie Babie - We all love you - Don't leave your locker open. Sl, WB KEN: YOU WANT PIZZA AGAIN?!! IIM THE SHACK CLADAK - It let the good times roll! - S.M.C. Ris Donna, Cous. Chris - thanks for always being there for me. - Fletcher B. Moore You got another thing coming with the Class of '85 Pulled over Christmas Eve, Pulled over New Year's Eve, Arrested New Year's Day, Nice vacation! YAAY. Ricki - My year wouldn't be the same without someone like you who listens. Lynn Allen, Karen, Robert, Iohn, Chris, and jenny - Thanks for the best times of high school - Love, Alison Roman - I'lI always remember our Sundays, Hacklebarney, housesitting, and drive-in - 7!16!82! lLove You.ME Hey Ricky you're so fine! You're so fine you blow my mind! Hey Ricky! Hey Ricky! Luv Lisa Hey Kerl, Robin, and Robyn - That's what I like about you - you really know howto dance - Beth Kells - What a year! Remember spoons before school, Ralph, of course you only met him. Guys, how many? and all the other great memories. You know what? We look alike. Love ya like a sis. Demeo Ellen - I'm gonna kill Kathy! . . . Hey Lar! - Michele Nance - We'll always be sisters forever. . .tMom said!! Love, Linda C.Y. - Remember frosh year with the 'Pope and the Kid ? What children we were, but it was fun! Friends Forever - Chris D.A., R.S., MS., IA. - where's the SCHWAMP - per. 3, Semester 1. Memories of yuk -llyuk, Driving?!! and Denigras, the best. Congrats and love, lo. AM., W.Q., L.V., K.C. - Here's to S C-i-s on a full moon, I Love you, RC. Lindah - Chilly Bowl, Bob, and Paooooool will live with us forever! Nant N.T. - Doesn't Warren like to make love to your friends? Kel - We've made it from kindergarten to now, may our friendship never end! Love ya, Chris Mr. Heller - Have you seen Benny Hill yet? - lst Semester, 7th per. British Lit. wants to know. SD, MR, TT, CR, SB, SF, and KR Shaun, Pearl, Tomas, Pearch, Rigala, Moose, Mentruck, Duce - The good old days of 8th grade! S. Careybady - I want my purse and I want it now! Bobahna watch out! Su-z-q Kath - Are you an A.L. or an O.T.L.l,? - lack Warren - Did you know that Sheila is madly in love with you? - Nant Clyde - Catch the Masked Carroter! Well if you don't want to go out wfme .. ,Yeah?! - Bumps Demeo - What a year! Parties, wine, spoons, laughing, crying and all the others! Who's next? About Ralph, you'lI meet up with him one day. Love ya like a Sis. Kells To Nant, Sheila, Roni, SP, Pam, Mish, Chris, Chris - Love Always Linda To all Frosh, Sophs, and Irs. - Don't let this place get you down, 'cause no matter what, you're coming back next year! - SENIORS Hey Spot - You're O.K., l'll miss you much - MW Mr. and Mrs. Gomez The Runca Family Dolores Goska lordan Petrill Class of '99 wishes the class of '83 good luck Barbara and Bob Micklus Good Luck to the Class of '83 - The Staggs Mr. and Mrs. john L. Ko and Family The Allegar Family The William D, Gillespie Family The Enevoldsen Family Ralph and lean DeMatthews The Kroeger Family David, Ianet, Dawn, and David Pomrinca The Gelin Family The Holland Family The Balunis Family The Luciano Family The M. Wengryn Family Skip Fuller Dawn White The Ewings The Christman Family Good Luck! Michelle Maciborski Best Wishes Windward Farm Good Luck! The Garneys The Winter Family Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. la Nan and Richard McDonald Eileen and Edwood Mullen Norma and Peter Dowling Terry and Al Sferra Grace O'DonneIl Mr. and Mrs. Enrico Casaletto Diane and lim Butler Paul and Bea Trotta Ed and Lois Sharpless I love MM. lB.C,l mes A. Weis PBUOIIS Mr. and Mrs. Bill Apsley Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Nunamacher Dr. and Mrs. William T. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Al Key Dr. and Mrs. Richard Rapkin Mr. and Mrs. John Stagg Congratulations Class of '83 - The Bowmans Best of luck to the Class of '83 - Nally Family Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Statkevicus Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehn Bill and Heidi Kelleher - enjoy! Aland Jan Paulsen Betty, Becky, Michael Stitley Eugena Fashions 16 it Main Street Somerville Good Luck - The Preston Family Buena Suerte - Marie Rita Money was made to spend - I.O.U. Peachey Keep up the good work! - The MostelIo's Good Luck! - The Triols Love our Environment - The Luftglasses Lots of Luck! Gwen and Bill Durant The Glasgow Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wright Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Tozzi Best wishes from the C. T. Moore Family The Hirsch Family The Tocci Family The Tomasko Family Mr. and Mrs. James H. Seibert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lane The Camisa Family The French Family Lynn Burgess Chase the Dragon! The Decker Family The Patrick Family The Ricciardi Family The Zalewski Family The Cornell Family The Tiner Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maulding Ed and Ginny Bross and Family The Malfatt Family The Don Couch Family The end of Hunger and Starvation by 1997 - an idea whose time has come. To my wonderful, hardworking, consistent yearbook staff - You are the best workers l've had. Good luck Seniors. On to 1984 - Miss DeBouter. 2 . ', , ggflww 615407 51 Route 206 South JQQQQ- semervine, New Jersey oaars J ,N . .tx - Somerville SHOE STORES - Flemington Mall 123' 12011725-4595 - Somerset Shopping Center '.'l 12011526-1175 TROISPS THE BACK DOOR ENGRAVING SERVICE lmported and Handcrafted 4201, 722-1759 Cards and Gilts 91 W. Main Street Trophies - Plaques - Medals Silver and Pewter Awards 50ll'leI'Vill6, N-J- 03876 26 Davenport Street Somerville, N. J. 08876 722-8272 I ilgws BIL - RIC ., Jr. CENTRAL PIZZERIA 'I , Transport Systems, Inc. fx X54 A ' The best Pizza in Town ' Mc.-144888 Delicious Pizza to Take Out Richard Schmeling William Juse Hot and Cold Subs Phone: P.O. Box 272 120 W. Main Street Somerville, N.J. 08876 Bus. 2011526-5337 Somerville, N.J. 08876 -' MULLER AND CHASHIN l sponrmo coons, mc. Everything for Sports Tuxedos Rentals and Sales 77 W. Main St. 725-3150 Somerville 135 West Main St. Somerville 725-5105 Best ol Luck SOMERSET BOOK STORE Class of '83 -74 W. Main Street THE BOOTERY Somerville, N.J. 08876 42 W. Main St. Somerville, N.J. 08876 Attention: The Army College Fund The Army ollers you 315,200 for college with just a 2 year enlistment. For information contact: Alvin B. Floyd 24 East Main St. Somerville, N.J. 08876 Phone 12011722-0660 Hey Valkyrie - Thanks lor sharing the room with us. The Pioneer The 1983 Pioneer wishes to thank all those helpful people who made this book a success. 722-1414 6 5 Q SAI-'T GUILD OPTICIANS HOURS: 9:00 TO 5:30 PM ALFRED MONACL MGR- THURS: 9:00 TO 8:00 PM 28 SO, BRIDGE STREET snr 9:00 TO sloo P,M. SOMERVILLE, N.J. Best Wishes to Congratulations the Class of '83 Class of 1983 MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL MARY LOU AND GEORGE R. CRISCI GAGLIARDI Congratulations Congratulations Class of 1983 Class of 1983 JUDY AND DICK BARBARA AND PAUL SCHACHTER HASE 125-0964 Established 1907 I ' U11 llsllill' FRITTS JEWELRY MED-cf-L-- ' LU WMChes-Di8lf10l1dS-APPf8iS8IS-JGWGIFY 35 Industrial Parkway P.O. Box 1700 AIIRGPSHS DOH 0 P Somerville, NJ. 08876 12019 722-5000 29 W. Main St t Somerville N J 08876 D.J J remenk R J Y h k V Somerset Messenger zette ZIV: division sf., somarvilla, n. i. 08876 phone 725-2l7l carl , contx a sons ii WALD DRUGS 40 W. Main St. Somerville, N.J. 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You Can Make the Difference. - Experts say that hunger can be ended by the end of the century. The key missing ingredient is the worldwide commitment to get the iob done. That commitment begins with you. You have the power to make the end of hunger and starvation an idea whose time has come. To learn the date and location of the next Briefing near you, contact: EDMAR CORPORATION l Chimney Rock Road - P.O. Box 149 - Bound Brook, N.J. 08805 - 1200356-1985 gig, 60 4330 0890 Q 4. The Briefing is five straight hours of truth about hunger that 5 OO admits all points of view. I know of no other organization that QIQVAG has done the intense intellectual effort to sort out the knowledge about hunger in a way that leads to informed action. 4 A A A n. P f' 1' ! I Y 1-1. diff? 'ii' ff fa 'af' A + .f! 'c gm 218 0 ST B C ' S CHMERHS St PHOT0 SUPPLIES If a man empties his purse into his head no man can take it away from him. An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. - Benjamin Franklin 65 W. Main Street Somerville, N.J. 08876 Phone l201j725-8700 it I-nf: lux-I... 'p dfw?fMQT3ie 'EPHpXt, .,:. Nh USIC SHOP 'Wg' ..--: '.--, . 403, NI di tx Q15 S09 N 6? Covers the Needs From ?qM+ BEIHNDUHITOINQAYER 7 . S :1 axe, Qu il X ' f. - K L , hu I misrnucnofv . SAJLES . ssnvlcs Q RENTALS ff FORSTUDENTSATANY - .I LEVELOFABILITY BEGINNING TO ADVANCED INCLUDING PREPARATION FOR COLLEGE AUDITIONS CARMELLA A. THOMPSON DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION BACHELOR OF MUSIC OF QUALITY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR STUDENTS AND PERFORMERS COUNSELING FOR PURCHASE OF STUDENT INSTRUMENTS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND ALMOST ANYTHING OF A MUSICAL NATURE OF MOST INSTRUMENTS TOWA K PURCHASE ' WITH FEES APPLIED 1 2 if School Band Instrument Rentals' K 7 Another One of Our I Spec1alt1esI - p CALL rt' N.,-- l 'g -. f--'U . X , . 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