South Plainfield High School - Regit Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Pickle I leave lanet and the firehouse,I leave Cheryl all the good times we had and will have and the best of luck with Pat. And finally to Iohn, I leave myself and the memo- ries we have had and may there be many more. I, SUSAN SCOTT, leave my sister Shelley my inspiration, determination, and sophistica- tion. To my brother I leave a deflator. I, CHARLES SIVULICH, leave a movie camera to take pictures of soccer players in action for Mr. Novak and to Mr. Kuboski, a new fungo bat and baseballs. To my cousin Teddy Ann 2 more years of fun in school. To Mr. Sherif some new zinc to put in the sink. To the IV soccer tearri, Mr. Novak. I, SKINHEAD, leave Cana fHeidiI, our long talks, gum chains, summers, our great friend- ship, andthe unforgettable memories of the Omen and LESTER, I, TERRI STEAD, leave to Carolyn a trillion estrellas tstarst, Shelly, the song Lean on Me, Weebles I leave Tasty Maid, Dennis a pair of binoculars, Erick lots of luck always, to Deb Woskey, I leave the memories of our 8th period .German class and to Donna I leave a fox, English, muffins, and a star. I, DENNIS STEWART, leave Frau Baker, Eine Gurke Fur Spielen, Brad, a new car and a guinea pig, Warren the Editor-in-Chief title, EO, a new neighbor to talk and walk to school with, Wilhelm, new American middle names, Meg, I leave you all the guys you can tackle, F.A. ,my Governorshipp Gail, you receive the best friend award, Mrs. I. and Mrs. D. next year of deadlines and bills! I, DON STEWART, leave Kathy a case and Alan along walk home, and to Stephanie an experience you'll never forget. I, SONIA SEYFARTH, leave to Caroline F., all my past experiences, a date for all the dances, and 2 more years of high, to Donna K., as many years as she wants in the fields, a cream filled donut, and 2 yrs. of high. To Lor- ranie P., a referee and psychology license and a better temper. To Donna B., a few more inches of height and luck in her new school, to Diane D., a little more freedom and half our apartment, to Rodney, a lot of LaCosta's, many more years of great parties, and a house in winter. I, ANN SPINA, leave Mr. Matticola a winning season and hope that he finds another Annie to do his typing for him. Carol Noble, 3 more years of SPHS and Kathy Smith peace and quiet by the lockers. I, MARY SQUARE, leave to Debbie S., the hopes of one day getting Donald back, to Mickey, I leave her a set of ears and a picture of Mickey Mouse. To Caroline, I leave the hopes that one day she will have Mark all to herself and that she will remember the good times we had together. To the rest of the gang I leave the memories of all the laughs and fun we had together and to Ella and Kathy, I leave you my big mouth to remem- ber me by. To Duncumb and Bozcar, I leave the saying You're ugly and your mother never loved you! I, LISA STRASKO, leave Susan and Nancy two more years of this school. To Nancy I leave brades for 2 more years to beat, also hope that her muscles get bigger without pointing her toe, to Susan I leave 8 inches to grow on. To Cindy, I leave the 'l40's. To Lenny, some height. I leave C,B.H. at K.D, for L. forever. I, NANCY SULLIVAN, leave Maryann Bazika all the luck next year with tennis, I leave Eckel more running and my brother lohn another year. I, ANN TAYLOR, leave school with hopes for a beautiful future. To all my friends I leave them to make a future of their own. For Billy, I leave a hair brush and all my love eternity. I, WILLIAM THOMAS, leave Frank L. a bowl of ice cream, to lohnny coffee bean, a two elephant garage, to Mr. Saul a trivia question and a new belt, to all my good friends, a spe- cial thanks, and to my brother Vince, I leave the hope that his last 2 years will be as good as mine were. I, CINDY TIERCE, leave Mr. Fallis and Mr. Wycoff 25 more years of Celentanos and to any Algebra student my seat in Mr. Reisser's summer school class. I, TRACY, leave tools and fork 2 more years of total torture, and Karen, Iolaine, Clair, Andrea, and Marilyn another year at inten- sity. t, MINDY UNGERLEIDER, leave Kim, nice long nails and corvettes, Angie, exciting par- ties and Billy Hogan, Richard, his own locker, an answering service and as much fun as I had in high school. Lisa, one more year on the bus and a Piscataway locker room. Nat, Dayel, and lackie an endless sup- ply of songs and food. Denise, my head pos- ition on the Munchkins and the rest of the Munchkins, or recruits and initiations. Beth the homely queen title. Lastly, I leave SPHS with unforgettable memories to be cher- ished always. I, GREG VAN DRIEL, leave to Mr. Wyckoff, my cheap set of rusted golf clubs. To my sis- ter and her friends, I leave the thoughts of having to go to school for 3 more years. I, DONNA VAN HAREN, leave loe S., a pair of briefs for football camp, Gary and Bob, a pair of roller skates, the pool gang, memo- ries of A.C.Y.G., volleyball, and the hope for many more summers together. Scott, a bag of Switzer's licorice. My sister, Lisa 4 years of fun in SPHS and my old band locker. I leave SPHS reluctantly, knowing how much l've grown in my 4 years here, To April, Barbara, Sherri, Tony, Bob, Keef, Gary, Kathy, and Len all my love and the prayer that we'll always be friends. I, ROBERT VASTANO, leave Abbott a frisbee for down the shore, Tony a computer for his private use, Donna many thanks with my unending friendship, and Ed an Alto lbabyt trombone. I, ERWIN VELASQUEZ, leave S.P.H.S. with many memories good, and bad, some regrets, but much wiser, and a prayer for the future. I, GERRI WAGNER, leave Pie 3 more years of going out to lunch, to Wally Mc Fudd, some- thing to put right on the chair, to ludy, an extra mouth, not that she really needs one, to Az, I leave Fred and Ralph, to Mary, one free lesson on learning how to sign PAN's name, to loey the white house, and to jimmy, I leave all the love he will ever need and the promise that I will always be by his side. I, KAREN WALDRON, leave my sister lulie one more year of high school with the hope that she makes it the best of the four. To lody, I leave the thought that someday she'lI find Mr, Right and until then be patient. To Sherri, I leave the memory of many good tiines. To Mr. Massaro, all my love and half my diploma because without him I don't know where l'd be. To Mr. Matticola, all my thanks and the thought of me leaving and now he only has lulie left to tease. To all of my other friends, all the great memories, and the great times still to come. I, IOE WALKO, leave this school 1 empty locker. I, BRENDAN WARD, leave Maggie room in her hall locker, Sue a hairbrush, Pat a pack of cigarettes, Dawn my best wishes for the future, and Guy, Randy, and Walt with the memories of good times. I, STEPHEN WEBER, leave loe D., the jersey Charger, Bob, a Nova and many new tires. I leave Brian a 440 magnum and the hope that our eyes get better! To lim and Rudy, I leave that corner on Park Ave. and transportation. To the rest of my friends I leave many good times to come. Eor Mr. Claypool, I leave a steak dinner to share with Mr. Kuboski, And for Fran Baker I have another Wunderkind. I, TERRY WEDDERMANN, leave Bruce a new high school and hopes he graduates, Mikki, Debbie and Racheal a new ride and the 3 l's a good life. I, ROBERT WHITE, leave to my little sister leri Lee, 4 memorable years at SPHS, Meg, one Physics notebook, Elisa, the rights to the cricketmobile, and one dark cemetery, Elisa, Meg, Linda, Sue, and Deirdre, I leave the privleges ol being seniors and to carry on with the Pierre Society. I also leave them my love and friendship for they brought happi- ness with their warmth and smiles. I hope we'lI stay in touch in the future. To Char, my love and 3 more yrs. at SPHS. To Linda Ranger, the memories, happiness, and grief ofthe Miracle Worker. Finally, to a very spe- cial friend, I leave our memories of our love and happiness during the time we had in SPHS. I only hope our love and togetherness will not terminate, but continue on forever, I, SHARON WHITE, leave Laurie Barg and Cindy Eckel and Nancy Rabbitt the hope that they have as much success in the next few years of C,C. as they did this year. To Erickson, I leave all my thanks and my worn out track shoes. I, WILLIAM WIKE, leave to the trumpet sec- tion the art of kill!! To Pie 3 more years of football games. And to the rest of the crew, Howard lohnson's. I, SONIA WILKINSON, leave Carol Lipari,1st period Spanish with Miss . . , and the school. I, PATRICIA WRIGHT, leave Odessa Graves, who is a junior, my high top sneakers so that she can shake n' bake in her senior year gym class like I did. I, IENNINE YESSE, leave my sister Hope, 4 years at S.P.H.S. with as much fun and as many memories as I have. lolain, someone else to go to Atlantic City with, Karen all the fun we had down the shore, Mr, Weisger- ber, a class full of girls, and to Mr. Novak my sincerest thanks for all he has done for me, I, LISA ZABEL, leave K.K. one double A funny car, L.P. the cat to match her car, C.V,, Gin- ger Rogers, shoes, CA one black umbrella and top hat, D.T. and K.R. action and L.V. one North Plainfield Dance. To EZ and PS, 3 more years at S.P. but most of all I leave many thanks to Miss Zy for being more than a teacher but a friend. I, SUSAN ZAHUTA, leave to my brother, Tom, 2 more years in this school, to Tammy Mirra, a front Seat of a Volkswagen. I, ANTHONY ZAIAC, leave to Donna my eternal friendship and my thanks for being such a good friend, to Lenny, one M,A. book, and Key, an induction proof and the wish of his great success, to Abbott, first chair even though he has an S and the hope that he may be someday reformed, to Lisa, my drum, to Mr. K., I leave about 200 dittos for him to smile over and to Panny the hope for great bands and my thanks for all he did for me and the band. I, EILEEN ZIPER, leave one more year at SPHS to Holly and Gerlanne. A time capsule to Mr. Owens with hopes that someone will dig it up. I, KAREN ZULTOWSKI, leave to my sisters and brother best of luck in their future years at SPHS. I leave to Sue Goulet, all the guns she can get her hands on. We, A and B, leave La Clicque the thought that they must leave their dictatorship, good luck as well as good rlddance, and the thought that maybe some of you are even human after all. Also, the meaning behind lt's Over although you'Il never quite understand it. To those who never made the click, think of it not as a failure but as an escape from whence you did not belong. WE, BARBARA AND DONNA, leave Mr. K. his own personalized automatic ditto machine, our hopes for a happy marriage. W0 leave with the hope of seeing him in the future. We also leave him our love. WE, BOB AND CHARLIE, leave Woody one triple chest trap and the memories of the infamous trio, to Mr. Novak we leave one film of us, a new projector and our com- bined soccer iniuries. To next year's team we leave a winning season. To Mr, Sherif we leave one rare Egyptian Camal Fish and a larger lea kettle, To Dan and Ron, we leave a new set of lines for their palms. WE, THE CAST OE THE MIRACLE WORKER, leave to Miss Ranger the memory of all the fun and tribulations of rehearsals, and a mouthful of yellow mashed potatoes. wr, CINDY, CHARLIE, ioHN, MINDY, SAL, AND KATHY, leave Ms. Vail peace and quiet and a broomstick to fly on. WE, DEBBIE, GAIL, AND MINDY, leave Mr. Saul his favorite corner in fourth period Geometry class. WE, DONNA AND SUE, leave to our mother Pat, our father Laszlo. WE, EVIE, ANNA, IANET, AND DIANE, leave Mr. Saul a health spa. WE, IANET AND LAURA, leave Mr. Fiorello a pack of passes and a year supply of tranqui- lizers for putting up with us. WE, IANET AND MICHELLE, leave S.P.H.S, with happy memories up to a point. WE, IENNINE AND MARYANN, leave Lynn and Caroline a soccer team as good and as much fun as the one we had. To Mr. Novak, we leave two new managers and the memo- ries of us. WE, lERRY'S BOMBERS, leave to l.R. one chunked discus, two bent iavelins, and all the mean rocks in the field, WE, IUDY AND SUE, leave Miss Ellis, 5 extra arms to carry coats and our thanks and respect for being a band advisor and a friend. WE, KATHY AND IANICE, leave Gary and Keith an IOU to Great Adventure, a new movie camera, 2 ten speeds, 9:14, a cough- ing fit, a secret tunnel of boxes, fake outs, a class A hair alert, a Dutch Boy, air freshner for the truck, 22, Hear the Bells and 'Let 'Em in, some OJ., soap operas on the radio, F 81 M, all to yourselves next year, Right Baby? WE, MARY AND ANN, leave to Mr. Turnback the good times and the bad ones that we shared together and also many more call sheets without our names on it. WE, MARY AND PAT, leave Mrs. Knoblauch the hopes of finding 2 more accident prone people like us. And Mrs. Cappeto the hopes of one day finding 2 new projects just like us and hope that they will straighten out as quick as we did, and also get along with you as we did, WE, MARY, PAT AND THE GANG, leave Mrs. Koziel, the peace and quiet of the Niolu house as soon as we all leave and that one day Kosciusko Ave. will be the same as always. WE, MEMBERS OF THE TIGER BAND FRONT GROUPS, leave Paul Nagel Pom-Poms that have more Wiggle and bounce, Color guards that smile and throw mock exchange with him in the middle, twirlers that know what eight to five means, and lastly, our undying love and respect. WE, MICHELE AND CATHY, leave lanie, Nancy, Kathy, Ioanne, and Rita behind, and the best senior year they can have. WE, MIKE AND BOB, leave the O'B Ithe Pebbelt the height he always wanted. To Mike we leave one Bacon Roast, one break- fast at IHOP and a new car. To Patty, we leave one chunky candy bar and to Mr. Lar- taud, we leave one large soda and a bag of french fries. WE, MINDY AND IOYCE, leave Mr. K. peace and quiet at last. The Color Guard, best of luck for a winning season and lots of food. Mr. D., many more loving years as our beloved advisor. To Celine, an eternal ride and a Chinese Fire Drill. To Karen and Bub- bles an exciting party. And to future fresh- men, our many crowded lockers. WE, PAT AND IRENE AND IENNINE, leave Mr. Weisgerber the hopes of having girls in his class always, and a daughter of his own someday. WE, SUSAN AND DIANE, leave this high school with many happy memories. We leave to Mr. R. in years to come many more Pittstops and aces to yell at and leave Snip a better hair stylist than he has now.

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