Warren Hills High School - Lamaton Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1980 volume:

Volume 13 Warren Hills Regional High School Jackson Valley Road Washington, New Jersey 07882 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION..................2 ACTMTIES STUDENT LIFE........14 SPORTS.......................50 FACUL TY CURRICULUM..........88 UNDERCLASS..................114 SENIORS.....................134 CLOSING.....................198 MIDDLE LEFT: Mr Eluck is going around in circles after a long day. LEFT: Deirdre Kugelmeyer and Liz Zubeck contemplate a choice of books PERSPECTIVE I really have no idea what anyone else will remember about the past year. I am me. I can only know what memories are in my mind. 4 LEFT In the library. Gina Rios takes time to complete some unfinished work. BELOW: Senior Derek Simpkins runs the cross-country course, on a snowy afternoon. BOTTOM They're weird. thc re roaming the halls, and they come out only on Halloween. It's Kevin Siedt. Mike Zerrcs. Derek Simpkins. Mike Gardner. Todd Griffith. Andy Dudiak. Scott Graule. and sitting. Bill Fullerton and Chris Spat . There have been so many ups and downs, so many changes, in myself, my surroundings, and my friends. 5 TOP LEFT: Another day begins, as the sun shines through leaf-stripped branches. TOP RIGHT: John Keggan spends a little time absorbed in a magazine. ABOVE: A familiar sight to many students, a school bus lumbers toward another stop, on its early morning route. 6 I didn't have much time to be bored. Sure, once in a while I had a few solitary moments in which to think. But for the most part, I've been busy—living each day as it comes. ABOVE: Nature’s peace and beauty are enjoyed by a student, who is sketching the scenery. ABOVE RIGHT: Theresa Bockman takes a moment from her daily routine to ponder beyond the walls and windows of Warren Hills. RIGHT: Another day of terrific weather is appreciated by Helen Hunter, who is just able to admire the cloudless sky for a moment before dashing to her next class. 7 What will my memories of the past year be like? Will my friends and I remember the same things, the same way? No, my memories are mine alone, because my viewpoint is always different from everyone else's. They are as unique to me as I am a unique person. TOP: Seniors Karen Kearns and Laine Ratsep have a laugh during a game of “Dungeons and Dragons , played by the G T English class. RIGHT: Greg Howe’s fears of defeat are realized in the 45-0 loss to North Hunterdon. uA. TOP: Goalie Andy Ross is just about to send the soccer ball soaring down the field, while a teammate and referee watch. ABOVE LEFT: Grim faces on Andy Dudiak. Coach Jacobson. Jeff Paliscak, and Greg Jayne reflect the mood of the game. ABOVE: Jim Stano is a cheerleader for a day. while Lisa Thompson and Stephanie Milewski arc football players on the Saturday of the Powder Puff football game LEFT: Mr. Paliscak is delighted” at the idea of having his picture in the yearbook. 9 10 OPPOSITE TOP: How would you like lo meet one of these creatures in a dark hall, alone? Anneliese Fritz, Dan Bracey, and Keith Bergmann spook Warren Hills on Halloween. ABOVE LEFT: Out on the field, Wayne Davis concentrates on his musical part as well as his field position. ABOVE: Watch out! Mike Lange has been let loose (on wildlife, that is, during his Wilderness Experience). FAR LEFT: Terry Keenan and Bob Cullen decorate a desk with some original artwork. LEFT: The Powder Puff game generated enthusiasm among the guys as well as the girls. Junior cheerleaders John Iglesias (left). Bob Mayberry (bottom). Dave Gorab (top), and Craig Schnaars, form a pyramid in pre-game action. 11 BELOW Mike Lange. Mike Gardner, Kelly McNulty, Missy Crawford, Charlie Spohn, Doug McLatchie, and Mr. Childs lake a breather before continuing on a hike during their wilderness experience RIGHT: An Oreo with legs? Only to be found at W.H.R.!! This cookie is Robin Post, who is all decked out for the senior Halloween party. BOTTOM: Oblivious of the odd October IOth snow. Mrs. Bowen continues class, with Chris Smith. Phil Coulomb, George Kapral, and John Eckel. 12 Still, I've been looking through my eyes, and can only rely on myself to recall the past year. It has to be from within me, as a memory, recalled through the perspective that I saw it. This is what makes me different, a true individual-my perspective. LEFT: A suave sergeant and a smiling sailor, are Kate Beckenthal and Suzanna Machado. ABOVE: Lisa Shotwell works on the LAMATON display, marking the beginning of the yearbook sales. ACTIVITIES BELOW: Lori Took and Amy Sylvester dressed up as munchkins on Halloween. RIGHT: Ken Bittner and Mrs. Fensel worked a lot for the Spanish Club fund raiser, which was the loll pop sales. BOTTOM: Laurie Kamras, Michele McCauky. and Lisa Shotwell spend their spare time creating clever totem pole arrangements. 1: f' 14 BELOW: Joanne Engelhardt. Stacey Snyder, Donna Rogers, and Dawn Pcrrine were among the many who put in much time during the Junior candy sale. RIGHT: Dave Kingsbury and Loretta Jones make a team effort during seventh period gym class. BOTTOM: Juniors Barb Peters and Renee Mcnear help to create enthusiasm among the spirited Juniors. STUDENT LIFE Student Life involves the activities of a student from morning until night. This includes in-school activities as well as after school jobs. Our school offers a wide variety of activities and extracurricular clubs. They are geared toward having as many people participate as possible. Assemblies such as pep-rallies are for the whole student body. Clubs are meant for students with specific interests. Warren Hills is much more than seven periods a day. 15 The War Rages On! ABOVE: The cheerleaders team up lo perform their zany routine. RIGHT: The seniors get carried away with their enthusiasm. The first pep rally of the year was a smash, or was it a scream? Besides being a source of encouragement for the various sports teams, pep-rallies got the student body involved. Pep-rallies have become a tradi- tion at our school. The first pep-rally is to get everyone charged for the opening football game. Although we lost our opener, it did not dampen the school spirit. Our second pep-rally occurred before the last home game. Our cheerleaders along with the band and the student body also made this a successful pep-rally. Spirit is making a comeback at Warren Hills. LEFT: Lynn Fluck and Kathy Herzog tackle Marcie Thompson during the flag football game BELOW Andy Dudiak. Todd Griffith, Derek Simpkins, and Greg Jayne put on a convincing imitation of our cheerleaders. Roles Switched On November 17, the Junior girls challenged the Senior girls to a flag football game. The Junior Steering Committee did a lot of arrangements for the game, including going to the School Board to ask permission. The Board was very receptive to the idea. Prior to the game, the Juniors and Seniors had a ticket selling contest, in which the winners would receive the Ag Shop steet as a mascot. The Juniors won the contest, but unfortunately, the steer didn’t bring much luck. The referees were Mr. Fiore, Mr. Schoonover, and Mr. Griffin. There was a nice sized crowd who came to watch the game and both classes split the profits. Each team had male cheerleaders. All of these brave guys put on an excellent performance for their respective teams. The Senior girls beat the Junior girls 37-22. It was a successful game and it is hopeful that Powder Puff Football will become a tradition at our school. LEFT: Lisa Grabenbauer kicks off to the Junior opponents with Lori Toole and Donna Bodine close behind. 17 First Annual Welcome Back Dance Successful This year the Student Council sponsored the First Annual Welcome Back Dance. The dance was in the cafeteria and the band was the Bad Boys. The dance went over very well and everyone enjoyed the music. The lighting and special effects added to the atmosphere. From now on, the Student Council plans a Welcome Back Dance every year. ABOVE: Debbie Ditmars and Cathy Shadis do a good job with the profits. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Albrecht and Mrs. West shake a mean rug. RIGHT: Diane San- born and Carol Whitehead go to get something to drink from Dawn Perrine—for cottonmouth. 18 Smile You're on Candid Camera BH-OVt Brenda Fleming is suffering from too much school. RIGHT: Carol Whitehead keeps herself awake. “Thanks. I needed that!” Do these faces look familiar? We've caught some students expressing their feelings. Allen Funt, the well-known host of the CANDID CAMERA, would be proud of these pictures. These faces are not everyday occurrences so if you see these people, smile. LEFT: Lydia Delorenzo and Rose Cook practices smiling for their Senior portraits. 19 Behind The Scenes Most students do not realize the work that goes on behind the curtains during an assembly, play, or other presentation. There are, however, seven students who run the auditorium. These students are the Technical Staff. The Technical Staff meets twice a week after school in the auditorium. During this time, they clean the auditorium. The Technical Staff has other responsibilities. When Sammy Hall and Bob Corff came to our school, these students greeted them and represented our school. The Technical Director is Peter Kostrobala and he pulls the Technical Staff together. His assis- tants are the Assistant Technical Director, Head grip, head gaffer. First grip, and Second grip. Their moderator is Mr. Albrecht. RIGHT: John Roslewicz. Wayne Davis. Mike Dougherty. Ken Treankie. Pete Kostrobala. Missing Ed Reese 20 Transcender Speaks for Students Students of the Journalism II class put out a school newspaper. The Transcender allows students to air their feelings about almost anything. It gives the students the opportuni- ty to see all the facets of the newspaper business. There is more work involved in creating a newspaper than writing articles. Students are responsible for making interviews, devising layouts, typing articles, and sending them to the printer. Mrs. Cole is the newspaper advisor and Ward Connolly is the Editor in Chief. Under Ward, there are five editors. These editors are responsible for the front page, sports, editorial, and feature sections. Mildred Beasley enjoys working on the Transcender. SITTING: Rich Rindos, Ward Connolly. STANDING: Ber- nadette Semonche, Wayne De- Groff. Mildred Beasley. Dave Haytaian, Jeri McNeil, Mrs. Cole, Yvonne Laukitis, Janet Price 21 International Friendships RIGHT: Mrs. Cole and Colleen Szucs try to figure out why Andy Roy is smiling on this cold fall morning at the A.F.S. bakesale. BELOW: Priscilla and Rosita Santiago, along with Colleen Szucs and an A. F. S. adult sell food at a home football game. 22 FIRST ROW: Colleen Szucs. Sue Henning. Rosita Santiago, Joy Oostdyk, Andy Roy. SECOND ROW Michele McCawley. Nancy Traenkle. Dawn Oostdyk. Karen Kearns. Nancy Peters. Mrs. Cole. THIRD ROW Laurie Kamras, Cindy Hingst. Priscilla Santiago. Barb Bowen. Dawn Errickson. BACK ROW: Bill Levine. Donna Stcnger. Mike Finley, and Nancy Stengcr. This year was very successful for A. F. S. There were many activities to keep the A. F. S.ers busy such as selling food at football games, raking leaves, a bake sale, and an international weekend When attending a home football game, many people support A. F. S. by buying hot coffee, hot dogs, or many other items sold in the white booth next to the bleachers or on the porch behind the cafeteria. This is the largest project in which A. F. S. gets involved. Both A. F. S. groups, students and adults, work in this activity. A. F. S. is a worthwhile organization that deals with exchange students and international living. One bitter Saturday in October. Mrs. Cole. Colleen Szucs. and Andy Roy worked at the bake sale in town. Almost all the members dropped baked goods off in town and then left. While this was going on. Barb Bowen. Karen Kearns. Cathy Braun, and Bill Levine went raking leaves in the boro. It was a profitable morning. Dan Ames, a Senior last year, is spending a year in Holland with A. F. S. This is a unique experience. Dawn Oostdyk, a Senior this year spent last summer in Germany, and she loved it. ABOVE: Carol Schander. Dawn Oostdyk, Nancy Stengcr, and others listen during an A. F. S. meeting. LEFT: Bill Levine and Michele McCawley sell Pat Johansson food at the A. F. S. booth during a home game. 23 Beauty, Brains, and Belligerence You may wonder how beauty, brains, and belligerence tie in with these pictures. First the “beauty” refers to the radiant Kelly McNulty, Miss McNulty (right) has been placed on the best dressed list, after she came dressed in her Sunday clothes on the Senior Halloween dress-up day. Secondly, the brains” refer to the Gifted and Talented students playing dungeons and dragons (below). Here, Colleen Szucs, Joy Oostdyk, Cindy Aimer, John Natishan, and Allen Ponsini play this mind-boggling game while Mrs. Bell acts as a supervisor. Finally, the “belligerence is shown by a Warren Hills’ student's comment on world affairs (below). NUKE THEM TILLTHEY GLOW GOD fcfESS AMERICA 24 Keeping Busy After School There are many ways to spend spare time after school. These students, like many others, have part-time jobs. For these students, school and homework are only one phase of their day. Working is often tiring, but that too is an education. Part-time jobs for many students are just for earning extra money. For others, jobs provide experience for a future career, such as secretarial or hospital work. Many students find work as an important part of their day. 25 AV Team ... A Working Homeroom Did you ever notice three juniors pushing audio-visual equipment around school during homeroom? These students com- prise the AV (Audio-visual) Team. This is the only homeroom in the school where working is part of the homeroom agenda. Allen Ponsini, Henry Gas- coyne, and Bill Schuch all volunteered to work on the team. Miss Luff is their advisor. RIGHT: Allen Ponsini and Bill Schuch check out their schedule for the morning. BELOW: Bill Schuch. Allen Ponsini. Henry Gascoyne. 26 NHS Promotes Academic Achievement The National Honor Society is a small group of college bound students who promote academic achievement for all students. To be inducted into the Society you must have above average grades and community references. If these requir- ements are met, the students application is reviewed by the NHS faculty commit- tee. If there are no objections, the student is accepted. The NHS student president, Barbara Bowen, called all the meetings together. At the meetings, the Society discussed their activities, such as the Rent- a-Teacher Day. The Rent-a-Teacher Day was a big success, as it has been in the past. All the money raised by the Society is given to the Warren Hills Scholarship Fund. Sue Henning. Sue Swenson, Kelly McNeil, Dawn Oostdyk. and Terry Bockman take part during the NHS meeting in the Guidance Office. FIRST ROW: Kelly McNulty. Dave Swayze, Sue Swenson. Terry Bockman. Sue Henning. SECOND ROW' Todd Griffith. Dawn Oostdyk. Barbara Bowen. Kelly McNeil. Pam Robbins. BACK ROW': Mrs. McCool. Ellen Sigler. Tracy Sinkbcil. Andy Dudiak. Laine Ratsep. Missing: Amy August. Mike Finley. Chris Pantuso. and Milene Schott. 27 Kids Into Health Fields The Medical Careers Club is designed for those students who are thinking about entering any of the vast number of health fields today. This may range from recreational therapist to nurse to medical doctor. The Medical Careers Club’s Advisor, Miss L’Hommedieu, retired in December, however, the students still had meetings on their own later. TOP FRONT: Donna Perkins, Diane Schildkneckt, Val Hoffman, Debbie Hummer. BACK: Tammy Peters. Jodi Widenor. Brenda Cooper, Kathy Adams. RIGHT: Val Hoffman, club president, and Mrs. DcPuy look at Club’s agenda for the next meeting. 28 F. B. L. A. is New to Warren Hills The Future Business Leaders of America Club is new to Warren Hills this year. Under the direction of Mrs. Gascoyne, these girls learn more about the business world and their future opportunities. Peggy Fox is the President. LEFT: Donna Konyok completing her typing assignment. BELOW: Jean Blanche, Debbie Ditmars, and Trudy Maginnis practicing speed and accuracy. ABOVE: SITTING: Donna Konyok, Diane Haller, Peggy Fox, STANDING: Trudy Maginnis, Mrs. Gasgoyne. Alice Oakes. Sandy Manzoni, Jamie Rush. Alison Sylvester. Ilenc Burns, Debbie Ditmars, Jill Widenor. Patty Trimmer, Jean Blanche, Angel Everitt, Patty Bryan, Melanie Heritage. Fonda Rinehart. Connie Johnston. Mrs. Petrignani, Melanie Stocker. 29 Outdoors Unlimited activities varied from selling cookies and cake to standing in the rain to skiing down mountains. In September, the club had a car wash which was located at our school. While the car wash was in progress, some of the other members were running two bake sales, one in Washington and one in Mansfield. The winter retreat was located at Walpack Environmental Center. It was on January 11 and 12, and they had rain. The hike to Tillman’s Ravine was enhanced by rain. It was a unique experience for the entire group. The club took five ski trips to Camelback in January and February and a weekend ski trip to Sugarbush. The students that went were novice, inter- mediate and expert. The weather was cold but that added to the atmosphere. Many students have aspirations of going again next year. RIGHT: Doug Drcnnon, Ward Connolly, and Jim Stano wash a van during the car wash. BELOW: Curt Pantuso hands Mark Hallett his skis before a trip to Camelback. Take a Hike! 30 LEFT: BOTTOM Troy Opdykc, Louis Santiago. Holly Hyde. Tammy Davis. Joe Poniatowslci, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gebert, Barbara Beck. Cheryl Wheeler. Susan Anderson. Kathy Martin. Tracy Sinkbeil. Henry Gascoyne. THIRD ROW: Marj Henning. Mary Knaap. Gloria Hemcleski. Laurie Peterson. Michele Malejko. Kathy Fodor. BACK ROW: Mike Staats. Brian Drennon. Rich Rindos. Doug Drennon. Ward Connolly, Ralph Sinkbeil. 31 You're a Good Man Charlie Brown The Drama Club produced “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown.” The auditions were held in mid-December. The play was solely funded by the Drama Club and was presented on April 18 and 19. Miss Warner was the director and Diane Schildknecht was the student director. The lead was played by Matt Nerbak, Charlie Brown. His costars were Missy Brown as Snoopy, Trish Canina as Frieda. Greg Jayne as Schroeder, Janette Leyburn as Sally, Allen Ponsini as Linus, Laura Ponsini as Lucy, and Donna Stenger as Violet. ABOVE: The cast assembles around Charlie Brown to sing the opening number. RIGHT: George White, Mike Pante. and John Gojdycz organize and construct props for the play. 32 LEFT Allen Ponsini, Greg Jayne, and Trish Canina rehearse their dancing routine for the play. BELOW BACK ROW: Mike Dougherty. Peter Kostrabala. Greg Jayne. Mathew Nerbak. John Roslewicz, Wayne Davis. SECOND ROW: George White. Cathy Shadis, Missy Brown. Jerri McNeil. Donna Stenger. John Gojdycz. BOTTOM: Allen Phillips. Diane Schildknecht. Kenny Treankle. Janette Leyburn, Trish Canina. Allen Ponsini. 33 Habla Deutsch? The German Club was reorganized this year. Mr. Jacobson was the advisor. The purpose of German Club is for the students to learn more about German-speaking countries and to acquaint students with German culture. There were about fifty members involved this year. The Club's first activity was a German Luncheon at the Black Forest Inn in Stanhope, New Jersey. The many students that attended found the food delicious. The trip was educational and enjoyable. In April, the German Club took a trop to New York City. They visited The Cloisters, the Metropolitan Mu- seum of Art, and a German restaurant. The students found the entire trip very exciting. RIGHT: Mr. Jacobson works with German Club members as they plan their New York trip. KNEELING: Lisa Shotwell. Kim Stoudt. Noreen Tripp. Barb Kotulich. Michele McCauley, Kathy Breslin, Janette Lcyburn. STANDING FRONT ROW: Sherri Stoudt. Joy Oostdyk. Linda Cramsey. Kathy Henning. Dawn Oostdyk, Chris Weber. Lynn Fluck, Andy Humphreys. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jacobson. Mark Elliot. Doug Bisson. Michelle Wydner. Sandy Manzoni. George Bcckenthal, Heide Honccker. Cathy Braun. Jenny Fick. Marji Henning. BACK ROW Milene Schott. Donna Bylich. Barry Mattos. Ralph Bell. Ken Bittner. Keith Horn. Todd Darker. Mike Lange, Laurie Kamras. 34 Espanol? ABOVE: Mike Finley. Tammy Warne. Linda Winch. Valerie Schaare. Cathy Shadis. Wayne DeGroff. Donna Stenger. Sprichst du The Spanish Club was very active this year. They had varied activities ranging from cooking to making crafts, to coordinating the Annual Christmas Fiesta. The Annual Christmas Fiesta was a huge success this year. The library was decorated by the Spanish Club with the theme of “Christmas in Mexico 1 and many pinatas were hung from the ceiling in addition to the decorations in the showcase. These ornaments added to the atmosphere of the party. The girls of the club wore native costumes to serve the refreshments. Spanish Club also provides tutorial services for those students who have problems in Spanish. The members had arts and crafts sessions at every meeting. The meetings were held every other Thursday. Ken Bittner was president; Valerie Schaare was secretary; Linda Winch was treasurer; and Tammy Warne was the craft chairperson. LEFT: Mrs. Fcnscl, Nancy Stenger. Donna Stenger. Valerie Schaare. Tammy Warne. and Linda Winch pose in their native dress. BELOW: Ken Bittner presents Mrs. West with a book on bullfighting. The Spanish Club presents the library with a book on a Spanish theme each year. Student Student Council was very active this year. In addition to initiating the Activities' periods, the Student Council was responsible for the Welcome Back Dance, the Bundle Drive, and Almost Anything Goes. The Activities' periods were new to Warren Hills this year. The Student Council worked with the administrators to get this program started. During this period many clubs had the opportunity to have meetings. Also, intramurals were played in the gym. The Welcome Back Dance with the “Bad Boys in September was a huge success. The profits were used to pay for the previous year's Student Council aebts. The profits this year will be used to buy a gift for the school. Students in all three classes participated in the Bundle Drive. Hundreds of pounds of clothes were brought in and these clothes were donated to the Salvation Army. “Almost Anything Goes was the Student Council’s final activity of the year. RIGHT: Gert Finken tells Peter Kostrobala what she wants done in the auditorium prior to the General Electric assembly. Council Moves Ahead R°W: Terry Walls, Cindy Barnes. Rose Cooke. Lydia Dclorenzo. Annel.esc Frills, Val Hoffman, Tina Marvin. Kelly Mahoney, Chris Spatz, SECOND ROW Diane Haller Debbie Swetnam. Janice Bathgate. Barb Beck. Cindy Aimer, Mary Jo Boyle. Bob Correll. Brenda Fleming. THIRD ROW Julie Goss. Nancy Kaiser. Bob Mayberry. Jeff Lau, Karen Pace. Diane Sanborn. Carol Whitehead. Jill Widcnor, Fran Berberich. FOURTH ROW Debbie Booth. Tammy Davis Wayne DeGroff Lisa Gernen. Debbie Hill. Lea Gregoire. John Iglesias. Laura Lundgren. FIFTH ROW: Craig Nelson, Bob Plenge. Angelo Perrucci Bernadette Semonche. Pete Spatz. Ralph Sinkbeil, Diana Dudiak. Donna Rogers. Jim Rice. BACK ROW: Mike Paolicelli, Donna Bylich, Barry Mottos Jerri 36 LEFT: OFFICERS. STANDING: Bill Levine, Kathy Adams. Mr. Albrecht. Advisor. Jim Stano. SIT- TING: Gert Finken. Mike Finley. LEFT: Mary Jo Boyle tries out a new wardrobe at the bundle drive. ABOVE: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. FRONT: Jean Blanche. Lisa Shotwell, Mary Jo Boyle. Laura Garuti, BACK: Terry Walls, Allen Steele, Peter Kostrobala, Mike Poerkson. The Student Council is comprised of the officers executive committee, and homeroom representatives. Gert Finken is the president. Bill Levine is the vice-president, Mary Jo Boyle became the recording secretary during the year, Jim Stano is the corresponding secretary, and Mike Finley was the treasurer. 37 Students Working for Students The Library Council is a dedicated group of students that help Mrs. West and Mrs. DePuy keep the library running smoothly. Most of its members give up one period a day to work. On the day before Christmas vacation, the Council had a party in the library. They had many refreshments and welcomed anybody who came into the library to join the party. RIGHT: FRONT: Val Hoffman. Dave Swayze. Pat Kinney. Lisa Vanderhoof. SECOND ROW: Joyce DelCampo, Laurie Peterson. Kathy Martin. Carol Major. LAST ROW: Bob Edwards. Cindy Hingst. Dave Lindaberry. Joanne Schaefer. Marie Freeman. Dave Lindaberry. Eileen Burns. Val Hoffman, and Michele Rossignol begin the fun process of making file cards Key Club . . . Concern for Community The Key Club is affiliated with the Kiwanis in Washington. They try to help the community in many different ways. One of their activities was a Goldilocks dance on February 14, 1980. The profits went to the Warren County Youth Group for Retarded Children. The Governor of Key Clubs of New Jersey visited Warren Hills in December. She spoke about her job and also about what other Key Clubs do. The Key Club presented her with flowers and a party. Every Tuesday, two Key Club members attended a Kiwanis' luncheon. The students sang and ate and listened to a presentation. LEFT Todd Griffith prepares the popcorn before the dance. BELOW The Governor of Key Ciubs of New Jersey. Tyrone Beasley. Nancy Kafarski. Derek Simpkins, and Gary Mascnior. FRONT Nichola Tape. Mariane Angelozzi. Andy Roy. Bill Fullerton. Tyrone Beasley. Sue Swenson. Diane Schildkneckt. SECOND ROW Jeff Paliscak. Lori Toole Theresa Bockman. Nancy Stengcr. Janette Ley burn, Todd Griffith. Gcrt Finkcn. Sandy Snyder. Debbie Rco. THIRD ROW: Cindy Hingst. Sue Banghart. Donna Bodinc. Lisa Shot well. Scan Finley. Chris Spatz. Chris Schumann. Jim Rapsis, Barbara Beck. BACK ROW Mike Lange. Helene Lamson. Diana Dudiak. Dawn Errickson. Andy Dudiak. Mickey Snyder. Brooks Schott. Bernadette Semonche. Dave Anderson. Jim Stano. 39 Publications Room . . . A Mad House Did you ever notice that there are no windows in the Publications Room? The reason for this is to prevent any of the sectional editors from jumping out of the window and getting injured by the one-story fall. When deadlines come up, and they occur a few times during the year, a predetermined number of pages must be sent in from each section. It took Amy August, the Editor in Chief, to keep everyone’s head on straight. Mr. Nace is the advisor, and assisted everyone who needed help. Mr. Paliscak is the business advisor and put in a great deal of work with the financial side of the yearbook. RIGHT: Amy August, the Editor in Chief, coordinates proofs and negatives. BOTTOM: Ward Connolly. Dolly Burd, Kate Beckenthal. Rich Rindos. Connie Roy. and Tracy Sinkbeil enjoy themselves at Mr. Naces surprise 35th birthday party. 40 RIGHT: Lamalon Staff: Laurie Peterson. Dee Mannon. Dcidre Kugelmeyer. Mike Poerkson. Lisa Shot well. Milene Schott. Donna McGuire, Ward Connolly, and Derek Simpkins. FAR LEFT: Mr. Paliscak counts booster money. LEFT: Mr. Nace proofreads the final layouts before they are sent to the printer. BOTTOM Editoral Staff: SITTING: Kate Beckenthal, Amy August. Dolly Burd. STANDING: Mike Finlev. Bill Levine. Rich Rindos, Connie Roy. Tracy Sinkbeil. Jean Blanche. 41 V. I. C. A. Is Here V. I. C. A. is new to Warren Hills this year. It is a C. I. E. affilliated club. Mr. Bowen is their advisor. V. I. C. A. is the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Mr. Bowen and Mrs. McCool planned the V. I. C. A. ski trip to Timber Hills, Canadensis, Pa. This was one of their many activities. In December, V. I. C. A. students invited a speaker from the Drug Rehabilitation House in Newark, New Jersey. It turned out to be a very interesting and enlightening meeting. At the end of the year, V. I. C. A. went to the junior high and spoke to freshmen that were interested in being in the C. I. E. program as seniors. They told the freshmen what courses would be good to take in the future, and talked to them about their goals. TOP: Floyd Werner. Dave Jones, and Wes Suydam organize pictures for the V. I. C. A. newsletter. ABOVE: FRONT: Robin Jones. Kelly Saldino. Michele Rossignol. Robin Streisguth. BACK: Mr. Bowen. Wes Suydam. Dave Jones. Floyd Werner, (not pictured: Pat Cooke. Scott LaCour). 42 Room in Use The sign above the dark room, “Room in Use,” was often lit this year. The reason for this was because the Photo Club was a very active club. There were many new members this year and under the direction of Mr. Norcyzk, the members learned how to take pictures, develop them, print them and enlarge them. At the end of the year, the Photo Club collected all the excess pictures and sold them to the student body. The money was used to buy supplies for next year. 43 TOP SITTING: Kelly McNulty, Amy August. Tracy Sinkbeil. Sue Muth, MIDDLE ROW: Scott Graule. Mr. Norcyzk. Bill Levine. STANDING: Tammy Gutjahr. Sue Anderson. George Beckenthal. ABOVE: Mr. Norcyzk works with Kelly Ford and Tammy Gutjahr on their photographic technique. Warner's Warblers ABOVE: FIRST ROW: Tara McManus, Greg Jayne. Kim Prather, Trish Canina. Chris Swanson. Tyrone Beasley. Wayne Davis, Pete Kostrobala. Ed Reese. Mike Dougherty, SECOND ROW Michelle McGuire. Rene Pene. Robin Roberts. Lynne Snyder. Diane Goynca. Janet Price. Kathy Fink. Holly Hyde, Cheryl Ley, Kathy Templeton. THIRD ROW: Donna Perkin, Connie Correll. Debbie Bush, Brenda Anema, Sue Corrigan. Margo Kean, Cathy Shadis, Janette Lcyburn. Leslie Parkin. Donna Stenger. LAST ROW: Jill Crawn. Jenny Turnbull. Patty Trimmer. Donna Rogers, Sue Huff. Karen Anderson. Beth DeBacco, Laura Ponsini. Dee Muncey. LuLu Smith. Dot Emery. Every day during first period, you can hear Warner's Warblers serenading the morning. Their director, Deidre Warner, not only teaches them to sing, she sings with them. As well as doing the Annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, the chorus did some other recitals. Included was a performance for the Women's Club and the students at Oxford School. Practice procedure consisted of going over the songs the chorus would perform at their next concert. ABOVE: Greg Jayne demonstrates the interest of boys in the chorus. Play It Again, Sam Many new Sophomores joined the Stagehand this year. Although the Stagehand did not participate in as many competitions as usual, they continued to put on performances for the public. Its first public performance was in February at a covered dish dinner for band members and boosters. In March, the Stagehand entered competitions. On March 20, they played at Brass Castle School, and on April 15, they played for the Women’s Club. LEFT: Sophomore. Lolita Kluhs. rehearses with the stagehand for a concert. BELOW: SITTING: Karen Kearns. Michael Junio. Mary Jo Stranaglia. Heidi Honccker, Barbara Bowen. Mike Roy, Deirdre Kugelmeyer, STANDING: Laine Ratscp. Joanne Englehardt. Cathy Braun, Tammy Brown. Liz Zubeck, George Beckenthal. Rich Demeter, Dave Anderson. John Gojdycz, Glenn Vasko. REAR: Lisa Mazzaro. Lois Baucom, Matt Nerbak. George White, Wayne Davis. 45 More Than Just Cider and Eggs Hidden away in the back hail of the school is a very outstanding institution. In its fifty-first year, the Future Farmers of America continues to play an active role in the student body. Pressing cider is done annually and sold in the school, as well as selling eggs from the chickens they raise. The club also participated in many contests at Rutgers University, including livestock, weeds, and fruits and vegetables judgings. The livestock judging team placed fifth in the state. This was the clubs highest award. A few of the members went to Kansas City, Missouri for a week. They represented the Warren Hills chapter in accepting second place in the National Safety Contest. The Safety Poster Contest was sponsored in the spring for the elementary school students. Also, during Food for America Week, elementary school students were brought to the high school and shown modern farming equipment and some farm animals. More judging contests were held in the spring. TOP LEFT: Joni Pollock and Laura Domin prepare one of the rabbits in the animal room for show. TOP RIGHT: Bob Shotwell and Mike Wester fixing their engine. RIGHT: The Greenhands or new pledges. BOTTOM Maureen Leinbach, Ed McConnell, Brian Cowie. Glenn Stout, Paul June. Chauncey Mulligan. Kevin Parks. Jim Schmidt. TOP: Eric Shoemaker. Mark Fournier. Andy Carpenter. George Armbrecht, Matt Rice. Sint VanSoIkema, John Hague. Allen Smith. 46 The Safety Committee submitted a scrapbook of all safety projects and received first in the state and second nationwide. FRONT: Laura Domin, Joni Pollock, Jodi Widenor, Bob Kerkendall, Sue Anderson, Marion August, BACK: Nadine Jacobus, Mary Jane Gluck, Bill Kaiser, Mike O’Bryon, Kathy Barton, Mr. Elsaesser. 47 RIGHT: Nadine Jacobus is working on an F. F. A. banner. BELOW: Senior Officers. LEFT: Bill Kaiser, sentinel; Joel Schnetzer, vice-president; John Wasser. treasurer; Bob Kerkendall. president; Joni Pollock, reporter; Marion August, secretary. 48 LEFT: The Junior Officers, Brian Cowie. vice-president; Beverly Bakely, secretary; John Hague, sentinel; Kathy Barton, president; Rich Jesky, treasurer. WARREN HILLS CHAPTER TOP Bruce Horvath. Ed McConnell, Marty Dmytriw, Beverly Bakely. Maureen Leinbach. Bob Shot well, Scott Rush, Glenn Stoudt, Bob Kerkendall, Troy Allen. George Armbrecht. Mark Fournier. Brian Cowie. Nadine Jacobus, Jodi Widenor, Bill Kaiser, Mr. Elsaesscr, Mr. Rupell. SECOND ROW: Andy Carpenter. Jim Schmidt. Don Hystad, Matt Rice, Eric Shoemaker, Paul June. Don Quick. Rich Lares. Chauncy Mulligan, Allen Smith. Sint VanSolkema, Mike OBryon. FRONT ROW John Hague. Sue Anderson. Marion August. Kathy Barton. Jim Pollock. Mary Jane Gluck, Joni Pollock. John Wasscr. Joel Schnetzer. Rich Jeskcy. Laura Domin. 49 LEFT: The basketball players congra- tulate their opponents on a game well played BELOW LEFT Coaches Kerr and Magmnis stand ready to lead their team on the field for the pre-game warm-ups. BELOW Tony Pasquim prepares to boot the soccer ball down field to his teammate. BLUE RIGHT Blue Streak wrestlers Bill Ziadic, Charlie Jenkins, and Ralph Sinkbcil charge into the gym. ready to challenge their opponents. BELOW: As he is introduced to the crowd. Chris Pantuso runs onto the court to join his teammates Jim Rapsis and Mickey Snyder BOTTOM The cheerleaders, intently watching the basketball game, plan their next cheer. STREAKS First Time in Twenty Years The 1979 Warren Hills football season was a disappointment for all concerned, as the Streaks finished with the poorest record since 1975. The major setback centered on the limited number of experienced senior players. The leadership of only eleven seniors including captains John Eckel. John Ferry, Gregg Howe, and Chris Pantuso, was not enough to offset the huge amount of returning league players. But the 1979 season was not a total disaster as the Streaks displayed their pride over two long time rivals, Belvidere and Philhpsburg Catholic. Belvidere proved to be the most exciting game of the season as the Streaks worked for a winning score of 19-8. This was a major upset victory for the Streaks, since it was the first time a Warren Hills-Washington football team has won on the Belvidere field since 1959. A major factor indicating a large degree of optimism for the future, is that more sophomores played in the 1979 season than ever before. Although this year's graduating seniors will be sadly missed, the prospect of next year's season looks bright. TOP RIGHT: Chris Schumann. Bill VanVeldhuisen. John Ferry, and Chris Chatenka celebrate an exciting touchdown during their first home game. RIGHT: Keith Bcrgmann demonstrates agility as he outmaneuvers the defending opponents. 52 Captains: Left to right: John Eckel. John Ferry. Gregg Howe. Chris Pantuso. BELOW LEFT Darryl Long ponders a split second decision as Mark Fisher holds off the competition. BELOW RIGHT: The Streaks and the Hunterdon Central Red Devils congratulate each other on a well played game. Varsity Football Team John Eckel. Larry Freeman. Chris Smith. Danny Braccy. John Ferry. Gregg Howe, Jeff Paliscak. Bill Van Veldhuisen. Keith Bergmann. Chris Pantuso. Terry Walls. SECOND ROW: Larry Badway. Mike Fournier. Chris Schumann, Jim Rapsis. Tim Freeman. Larry Walls. Curt Pantuso. Richard Rodwell. Chris Chatenka. Mike Wyatt, manager Lisa Shot well. THIRD ROW: Jerry Bamford. John Wasser. Keith Horn. Ralph Sinkbcil. Albert Howe. Bill Seagreaves, Ed Bockman. Tom Kenny, manager Chris Fournier. FOURTH ROW: Duane Stoudi. Jim Pollock. Mark Fisher. Scott Rhinchart, Mike Kennedy. Rob Plengc. Jim Frustieri. Bob Savacool. FIFTH ROW: Darryl Long. Jack Marchioni. Coach Jeff Swinson. Coach Rich Kerr. Coach Ralph Fiore, Coach Barry Kostibos. Coach Brian Maginnis. Coach Joe Heverin. Bill Ziadie. Brent Steckcr. 53 1979 Varsity Football Scoreboard WH OPP. 7 Delaware Valley 8 19 Belvidere 8 6 Hackettstown io 0 North Hunterdon 45 0 South Hunterdon 26 g Voorhees 20 17 Phillipsburg Catholic 0 q North Warren 6 A Hunterdon Central 21 2-7 ABOVE RIGHT: Ralph Sinkbcil (No. 72) and Chris Pantuso (No. 61) stalk the Red Devil's ball carrier. RIGHT: Eager for the challenge of the rival Bcl- videre game, the Streaks flood the field. Keith Bergmann Danny Bracey Larry Freeman Jeff Paiiscak Chris Smith Bill VanVeldhuisen Terry Walls 54 ABOVE LEFT: Larry Badway dodges a Terrier as John Ferry opens up the way. ABOVE RIGHT: Bill VanVcidhuisen (No. 82) and Rob Plenge (No. 26) team up for the attack against Del Val. LEFT: Coach Heverin studies team strategy at a night game. BELOW: Warren Hills readies themselves as they break from the huddle in a game against Hunterdon Central. MM - 1979 ). V. Football Scoreboard 12 Delaware Valley 8 Belvidere cancelled 6 Hackettstown 6 8 North Hunterdon 6 12 South Hunterdon 6 6 Voorhees 12 Phillipsburg Catholic cancelled 12 North Warren 6 6 Hunterdon Central 0 5-1-1 _________________________J 56 Best Season Ever This year’s Varsity Field Hockey Team won its second consecutive Warren County League Championship. With the girls' hard work and determination they finished in second place in the Delaware River Confer- ence, losing first place by only one game. The team recorded twelve season shutouts breaking a school record. They also scored fifty goals in a single season, with their opponents only scoring thirteen. Their final record was 15-3-3, which was the best ever at Warren Hills. Under Genya Pantuso’s veteran coaching, the girls advanced to the NJISAA State Tournament. After defeating Mt. Olive by the score of two to zero, the team played Butler where its season ended. The final score was Butler one and Warren Hills zero. It was also the end of the brilliant coaching career of Genya Pantuso, who after thirteen years of coaching retired with an outstanding record of 105-49-33. TOP: Diane Dudiak battles an opponent for the ball. ABOVE: Left to right: Seniors: Theresa Bockman. Nancy Kafarski. Dawn Oostdykc, Pat Salamone. Christy Thompson. LEFT: Lisa Grabenbauer concentrates on the ball before the start of the game. 56 LEFT: Left to right: Co-Captains: Donna Bodine. Lisa Grabenbauer, Amy Sylvester. Lori Toole. BELOW LEFT: Diana Dudiak drives the ball downfield much to the dismay of her opponent. BELOW: Lisa Codis races for the ball. Varsity Field Hockey Scoreboard WH OPP 1 Delaware Valley 1 4 Belvidere 0 5 Hackettstown 0 4 North Hunterdon 2 1 South Hunterdon 4 3 Voorhees 0 2 Phillipsburg Catholic 0 4 North Warren 1 0 Hunterdon Central 0 0 Delaware Valley 0 2 Belvidere 0 2 Hackettstown 0 2 North Hunterdon 1 0 South Hunterdon 1 2 Voorhees 1 4 Phillipsburg Catholic 0 2 Hunterdon Central I 7 Bridgewater-Raritan East 0 2 Mt. Olive 0 Butler Record: 15-3-3 J 57 The Varsity Field Hockey Team. SITTING: Co-captain Amy Sylvester, co-captain Donna Bodine. co-captain Lisa Grabenbaucr. co-captain Lori Toole. SECOND ROW: Denise Fulgoni. Tammy Brewster. Jane Boliver. Kathy Breslin. Theresa Bockman, Lynn Fluck. Christy Thompson. THIRD ROW: Manager Laurie Beck. Nancy Kafarski. Lisa Codis, Helene Lamson, Diana Dudiak, Pal Salamonc, Dawn Oostdyk, Coach Genya Pantuso. 58 Driving toward the unguarded goal. Theresa Bockman scores. J. V. Field Hockey ABOVE: Warren Hills J. V. Field Hockey Team. STANDING: Coach Vickie Rhinehart, Dawn Herman. Dolly Burd. Diane Seguine. Debbie Booth. Bridgette Boyle. Fran Berberich. KNEELING: Denise De Fcllipp. Sharon Angelozzi. Lori Bayliss, Mildred Beasley. Joni Pollock. SITTING: Tammy Gardner. Cathy Bockman. Andy Roy. Barb Kitner. LEFT: Warren Hills has scored another goal — ). V. Hockey Scoreboard WH OPP. 0 Hunterdon Central 0 2 Bridgewater East 0 2 Hunterdon Central 3 North Warren 0 0 North Hunterdon 0 1 South Hunterdon 0 3 Belvidere 2 2 Delaware Valley 2 0 Phillipsburg Catholic 2 0 Voorhees 3 0 South Hunterdon 1 1 North Hunterdon 0 I Belvidere 1 I Delaware Valley 0 Record: 7-3-5 v J 59 Soccer, in its second year at Warren Hills, still had some growing pains to contend with, ending with a 0-9-1 season. After losing fourteen members from the previous season, almost the entire 1979 team had to be pulled from the JV ranks. Tom Landsbergen and Todd Darker were the only returning lettermen. Forming a team with players having two or less years of experience in organized soccer is quite difficult, especially when competing with players who began playing on the little league level. Due to this, the Streaks knew it would be an up hill climb. After a frustrating start, the team reached the point of competitive play towards the end of the season. The highlight of the season came in a very important game against Delaware Valley. Del Val needed a win to get into the state sectional playoffs. The Warren Hills Soccer Team, now confident enough to obtain victory, vowed not to let Del Val dominate the game. The Streaks stunned the Terriers with a 2-1 halftime lead. In the second half the Terriers fought back and regulation time ended in a 3-3 tic. The game then went into an exciting sudden death overtime. Although both teams threatened many times, no score was achieved and the game ended in a 3-3 tie Because of this tie. Del Val was ineligible for the state playoffs which provided much pride and satisfaction for Coach Jacobson who, along with other spectators believed the Streaks dominated the head to head confrontation on the field. Another achievement which is tremendous for a second year soccer team is league recognition. Three members of the team: Todd Darker. Tom Landsbergen, and Tony Pasquini. were recognized by the DRC coaches as outstanding soccer players. Varsity captains this year were Andy Dudiak, Tony Pasquini! and two time letter winner and this year's Most Valuable Player, Tom Landsbergen. Team determination and five returning varsity lettermen will hopefully steer the next year’s team to its ultimate goal, a winning season. RIGHT: Tom Landsbergen throws the ball into play from the sideline. BELOW LEFT: Tony Pasquini smashes a goal kick away from his goal. 60 Progress Made In A Learning Season Captain Andy Dudiak Captain Tom Landsbergen Captain Tony Pasquini -------- 1979 Varsity Soccer Scoreboard WH OPP. 0 Hunterdon Central 11 0 North Hunterdon 6 0 Delaware Valley 6 1 North Warren 9 0 Hackettstown 3 1 Voorhees 4 0 Hunterdon Central 5 1 North Hunterdon 5 3 Delaware Valley 3 0 Hackettstown 3 Voorhees cancelled 0-9-1 _____________________J Varsity Soccer Team: FRONT ROW: Tony Pasquini. Tom Landsbergen. Andy Dudiak. TOP LEFT: Brooks Schott stands ready to assist as SECOND ROW: Bob Correll. Joel Schnetzer. Andy Ross. Mark Elliot. Joe Finley. THIRD ROW: Todd Darker rushes in for the score. Greg Jayne. David Demyan. Paul Swcctman. Terry Keenan. Brooks Schott, Coach Bob Jacobson. 61 Although a 1-9-1 record doesn’t sound very impressive. Coach Griffin felt that there was a 100% improvement in the Junior Varsity team during the course of the season. This was verified by a late season win over North Warren and a tie with Hackettstown. Also, even in the games lost, the score differential improved as the season progressed. The J. V. team had a good nucleus and worked on perfecting their skills. They look forward to a better season next year. RIGHT: Preparing for the game, the opposing teams await the outcome of the coin toss. BELOW LEFT: Deep in thought. Andy Dudiak contemplates the team's next strategy. BELOW RIGHT: Brooks Schott outjumps an opposing player as he heads the ball away from his goal. 979 ). V. Soccer Scoreboard WH OPP. 1 Hunterdon Central 9 0 Delaware Valley 3 0 Delaware Valley 8 1 North Warren 5 2 Hackettstown 4 0 Voorhees 1 0 Hunterdon Central 5 1 North Warren 0 2 North Hunterdon 6 1 Hackettstown 1 2 North Hunterdon 4 Voorhees cancelled J 62 Junior Varsity Soccer Team: FRONT ROW Scott McMickle. Tyrone Beasley SECOND ROW: Kurt Hocflein. Mike Schaefer. Joe Poniatowski. Bill Schuch. Jeff Winkler. Mark Paliscak. Gary Bonafonte. THIRD ROW Pete Spatz, Tom Swenson. Mike Staats. Paul June. Dave Anderson. Alan Lebihan. Coach Bob Griffin. LOWER LEFT: Goalie Andy Ross dives for the ball, ending the offense's drive for a score. LOWER RIGHT: Senior David Demyan shows a moment of frustration after a disap- pointing call by the referee. Tyrone Beasley Todd Darker Len DeLucca David Demyan Greg Jayne Terry Keenan Steve Markle Paul Sweetman 63 Can You Kazoo? FAR RIGHT Twirlers Cindy Burd and Melinda Menschen- freund swirl banners from their batons to liven up the halftime show. RIGHT: Pam Robbins sounds the call during an away football game. Drum Majorette and Major Karen Kearns and Chris Swanson proudly lead their group onto the field for the pre-game show at the Bclvidcrc game. 64 ABOVE: Bart Schott, Sam Snyder. Henry Gascoyne. George White, and Dawn Errickson perform in a pre-game exposition. This season, the band blasted pizzaz, by adding kazoos to its harmony. This created unique performances. The Blue Streaks overall competition outcome wasn't as good this year as it has been in previous years. The following are the competitions they competed in and the places they took: Whitehall—4th place, Northampton—4th place, Catasaqua—2nd place, Easton -excellent rating. Chapter Championships—3rd place, which qualified them for the Atlantic Coast Championships. This competition is especially tough. It consists of the best bands on the East Coast; they took a disappointing 16th place. The band started recruiting freshmen in November for the upcoming year. They planned to get an early start on their new program. The band bandfront were led by Seniors Cindy Burd and Melinda Menschenfreund. Captains of the Twirlers; Seniors Jenny Turnbull and Sue Swenson, Captains of the High Silks; Juniors Cindy Aimer and Jill Crawn, Captains of the Rifle Line; Seniors Kelly McNeil and Ellen Sigler, Captains of the Swing Flags; and Senior Pam Miller, Captain of the Colorguard. The Drum Major and Majorettes are Seniors Chris Swanson and Karen Kearns. Directing the band are Mr. Seiple and Mr. Pennock. 65 Twirlers: FRONT Captain Melinda Menschenfreund. Captain Cindy Burd SECOND ROW Carol Schandcrs. Michelle Wydncr. THIRD ROW Gari Hulick. Susan Muth. Rifle Line: FRONT ROW: Captain Jill Crawn, Captain Cindy Aimer. SECOND ROW: Connie Correll, Diane Schildknecht, Heather Wollman. High Silks: FRONT ROW: Captain Sue Swenson. Captain Jennifer Turnbull. SECOND ROW: Nancy Bamford, Anna Maria Acceturo, Sue Huff, Carol Whitehead, Stacey Snyder, Tammy Miller. THIRD ROW. Donna Rogers, Pat Johannson, Debbie Adams. Mary Jo Boyle, Lisa Gesner, Diane Sanborn. Gail Aschoff, Gina Rios. 66 ABOVE: Colorguard: Ilene Burns. Captain Pam Miller, Joanne Hummer. Kathy Meyer. Kathy Kaufman. BELOW: Kelly McNeil swings her flag to the beat of the band. Swing Flags: FRONT ROW: Marion August. Helen Hunter. Cindy Correll. Dawn Pernne. Dipple. Melanie Stocker SECOND ROW: Captain Ellen Sigler, Captain Kelly McNeil. Pam 67 D. R. C. Runner-up The Blue Streaks Cross Country Team, coached by Mr. Thomas Spatz, had a unique season this year. This resulted from the addition of the very first Warren Hills Regional Girls Cross Country Team. The girls, led by freshman Mary Lou Tuttle, had a tough season due to their inexperience in the sport. The boys' team, led by senior Derek Simpkins and captain Chris Spatz, had a fairly successful season, finishing the year with 8 wins and 6 losses in dual meets. In invitationals and post season activity, the Streaks did very well. They placed first at the Centaur Invitational, third at the Bernardsville Invitational, and sixth at the Edison Invitational. The sophomore team placed first and the senior team placed third at the Dover Invitational. The Streaks also placed second in the D.R.C., fifth in the state sectionals, and eighth in the state group finals. TOP RIGHT: Warren Hills Cross Country Team. hRONT Andre Banks. Derek ABOVE: The runners take off signaling the beginning of another cross country Simpkins. Chris Spatz. Bob Eckholt, Todd Griffith. Mike Finley. SECOND race. ROW: Statistician Gcrt Finken. Barry Mattos. Steve Noctor, Jim Gibson. Pat Dippel. Sean Finley, Mike Allen, coach Thomas Spatz. 68 BELOW Warren Hills Girls Cross Country Team: BOTTOM ROW: Mary Lou Tuttle. Stat. Gert Finken. Nellie Lynch. STANDING: Linda Bowlby. Tammy Enz, Nancy Merrill. Coach Tom Spatz. LEFT: Warren Hills Senior Boys Cross Country: Derek Simpkins. Mike Finley, Todd Griffith. Andre Banks. Chris Spatz. TOP: Coach Spatz and team disperse to individually prepare themselves for the meet. Cross Country Scoreboard WH Opp. 31 Sparta 24 34 Hunterdon Central 22 24 Jefferson 31 34 Randolph 21 15 South Hunterdon 50 20 Hackettstown 41 29 North Hunterdon 26 15 Blair 49 15 North Warren 50 33 Voorhees 22 15 Warren Tech. 50 19 Delaware Valley 40 22 Newton 37 Record: 8-5 J 69 TOP LEFT: Junior Sean Finley receives his placement after finishing a tiring three-mile run. TOP: Giving all he’s got. Senior Chris Spatz remains ahead of a Del. Val. competitor. LEFT: Derek Simpkins and Andre Banks slide down a hill made slippery by an October 10 snowstorm. 70 Double the Spirit This year, for the first time in the history of Warren Hills, there were two varsity cheering squads. The squads were labelled Blue and White, each consisting of ten members with two co-captains. The two squads united during the football season to cheer for our Blue Streak team. During basketball and wrestling, they split up—the White squad cheered for basketball, and the Blue squad cheered for wrestling. There was one tryout in the spring for the cheerleaders. The top ten scorers were able to choose what winter sport they desired to cheer for. The next ten scorers cheered for the other winter sport. The squads also joined together to offer support for our soccer team. TOP: Showing their faith in the Blue Streaks, the cheerleaders urge the football team on. LEFT: Marianne Angelozzi claps in rhythm, showing spirit for the team. ABOVE: Yvonne LeBihan and Jamie Rush escort Mr. Football John Eckel onto the field. 71 ABOVE: Warren Hills White Squad Cheerleaders. TOP ROW: Lisa Winters, Alison Sylvester. Jamie Rush. MIDDLE ROW: Janette Leyburn, Marianne Angelozzi, Doralee Maul. Lois Guidi. Bernadette Donatone. Shelly Cavitch. BOTTOM ROW: Margie Aurenzi. RIGHT: Cheerleaders show their spirit as they cheer the team on to victory. BELOW: Alison Sylvester and Diane Haller share a joke between cheers. 72 TOP Warren Hills cheerleaders shout encouragement to the Blue Streaks during a football game ABOVE Blue Squad Cheerleaders SITTING Shcrrilee Stoudt. Sue Kurgan. Debbie Rodriquez SECOND ROW' Kim Kerr. Co-captain Yvonne LeBihan. THIRD ROW: Co-captain Diane Haller. Trisha Fentzlaff FOURTH ROW Lynn Paulus. Lisa Barcnds. Lcisa Thompson. 73 A New Coach and the Warren County League Title Piecing things together after a rough start, the wrestling team came on to capture the Warren County League Title with an unmarked 4-0 record. In his first year as head coach, Mr. Kerr was faced with what was supposed to be a rebuilding season. In the heart of the New Jersey wrestling powers things can be very rough, but the 1980 wrestling squad rallied to a winning season with a record of 8-7. This year's team was led by the fine wrestling of co-captains senior Bruce Minnick (14-4) and junior Chris Thorsen (16-4). Both Minnick and Thorsen took first place in the Christmas tournament at 188 and 141 respectively. The squad had only two seniors; this gave many underclassmen the opportunity to gain experience on the varsity level. The underclass talent included Chris Schnaars, Don Quick, Angelo Perrucci, John Smith, John Wasser, Albert Howe, Scott Rhinehart, Ralph Sinkbeil, and Bill Ziadie. The foundation for a wrestling power which was built by the almost legendary John Goles will certainly be upheld in the years to come with Coach Kerr at the helm and the fine young talent coming up. RIGHT: Albert Howe is off to a good start as he begins to shoot for a takedown. 74 Varsity Team: FRONT ROW: Chris Schnaars (101), Angelo Perrucci (115). John Smith (122), John Wasser (129). Albert Howe (135). SECOND ROW: Bill Ziadie (Hwt.), Captain Bruce Minnick (188), Charlie Jenkins (170), Ralph Sinkbeil (158). Scott Rhinehart (148), and Captain Chris Thorsen (141). Missing: Don Quick (108) and Coach Kerr r N '79-'80 Varsity Wrestling Scoreboard WHR OPP 36 North Warren 15 6 North Hunterdon 48 9 Delaware Valley 51 3 Phillipsburg 61 13 Randolph 44 40 Newton 15 8 Voorhees 55 26 Sparta 30 42 Phillipsburg Catholic 18 30 Hackettstown 23 38 South Hunterdon 21 33 Pius X 13 8 Hunterdon Central 47 36 Vernon 20 31 Belvidere 26 Overall Record 8-7 DRC Record 4-4 Warren County League Record 4-0 ___________________.____________J TOP LEFT: Senior Bruce Minnick. knowledgeable and skillful in the art of wrestling, gives a good performance here. ABOVE LEFT: Sophomore Angelo Perrucci works to pin his opponent. LEFT: Wrestling is an excruciating sport, both mentally and physically, as sophomore John Wasscr emphasizes by his visage and muscle tension ABOVE: Coach Kerr. 75 Captain Bruce Minnick TOP RIGHT: Junior Chris Thorsen displays good form as he executes a navy ride on his opponent. RIGHT. Scott Rhinehart, a sophomore, per- forms a tangling grapevine on his opponent and plans a split scissors as his next move. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomore Bill Ziadie uses a crossface cradle while attempting to turn over his opponent. BELOW: Chris Schnaars, a sophomore, using tremen- dous force, strives to pin his man. J. V. Team: FRONT ROW: Glen Gawthrop. John Lance, David Gorab, Mike Burd, Pat Dippel. SECOND ROW: Coach Ralph Fiore. Mark Fournier, Ed Bockman. Mike Kennedy, Tony Rudolph, Brian Cowie. Coach Brian Maginnis. Missing: Bob Yawgcr. '79-’80 J.V. Wrestling Scoreboard WHR OPP 46 North Warren 6 27 North Hunterdon 30 27 Delaware Valley 33 12 Phillipsburg 52 36 Randolph 12 26 Newton 36 18 Voorhees 41 36 Sparta 14 42 Phillipsburg Catholic 4 56 Hackettstown 12 35 South Hunterdon 0 48 Pius X 9 31 Hunterdon Central 26 49 Vernon 6 39 Belvidere 3 Overall Record 10-5 J BELOW LEFT: Charlie Jenkins and Ralph Sinkbeil exert mental concentration while doing warm-up calisthenics before a wres- tling match. BOTTOM: Sophomore Ralph Sinkbeil is dedicated to his sport and here shows high potential for future years as a wrestler. Every sports team begins each season with anticipation of wins, wins, wins. The J.V. wrestling squad, doing a fine job of fulfilling that an- ticipation, completed an excellent season of ten wins and five losses. 77 Majority Returning r ’79- 80 Varsity Boys Basketball Scoreboard WHR OPP 33 Phillipsburg Catholic 44 60 Belvidere 46 40 North Hunterdon 63 56 South Hunterdon 48 40 Delaware Valley 53 57 Hunterdon Central 73 62 North Warren 48 49 Hackettstown 53 43 Vorhees 67 63 Belvidere 48 47 Hackettstown 53 53 Phillipsburg Catholic 59 52 South Hunterdon 46 147 Delaware Valley 49 48 Hunterdon Central 85 62 North Warren 55 Overall Record 6-10 V___________J TOP: FRONT ROW: Coach Mike Hayes, Jim Rapsis, Tim Homko. Joe Toole. Joe Bamford, SECOND ROW: Mickey Snyder. Kevin Seidt. Dan Carmody. Brooks Schott. Chris Pantuso. LEFT: Chris Pantuso (24) positions himself for the rebound. ABOVE: Tim Homko (15) drives for the basket after he has evaded his P’Burg opponent 78 The boys’ basketball team beginning the 1979-1980 season with only one returning letterman rose above all expectations and decisively captured the Warren Hills Invitational Tournament with a stunning double overtime victory over Dunellen. This victory, along with the fine play of captain Dan Carmody, captured the eyes of all, and brought hopes of DRC Championship contention to Warren Hills. Early victories carried much excitement and enthusiasm to the spectators and team members alike. Although the team slackened off towards the end of the season, they closed out the season with an 8-12 regular season record while qualifying for the state tournament play-offs. The team was paced by senior captain and potential all-conference forward Dan Carmody. Dan was among the top performers in the DRC averaging an exceptional 24 points and 13 rebounds per game. He has gained wide recognition for his achievements and he has received a number of offers from various colleges. Side by side with Dan all season long was senior starter and good friend, Chris Pantuso. Chris, along with senior Kevin Siedt, has been with Coach Hayes since the beginning of his coaching days at Warren Hills, which began four years ago on the freshman level. Since then. Coach Hayes has progressed to the varsity level where he has completed his second year of coaching. With junior starters Jim Rapsis, Brooks Schott, Mickey Snyder and sophomore standout Joe Toole returning. Coach Hayes has much talent to work with, and things look very good for next year. Their team unity and confidence combined with such talent could produce a league power for next year and the years to come. Chris Pantuso TOP Dan C Carmody (25) scores another basket for Warren Hills. ABOVE: Chris Pantuso (24) passes the ball inbound to one of his teammates. Captain Dan Carmody Kevin Siedt 79 Winning Season ABOVE: J.V. TEAM. FRONT ROW: Joe Bamford. Scan Finley. Walt Cooper. Terry Rushing. Wayne Feuerherm. Robert Plcnge. SECOND ROW: Coach Jeff Swinson. Mike Webb. Darren Mclbcrgcr. Ken Haller. Joe Kaiser. Tony Kerr. Don DeLorenzo. BELOW: Mickey Snyder (20) hopes the basketball will go through the hoop. 80 J.V. Basketball Scoreboard WHR OPP 29 Phillipsburg Catholic 37 45 Belvidere 39 52 North Hunterdon 53 38 South Hunterdon 33 45 Delaware Valley 41 32 Hunterdon Central 54 54 North Warren 42 46 Hackettstown 54 55 Voorhees 59 56 Belvidere 33 45 Hackettstown 54 45 Phillipsburg Catholic 40 51 North Hunterdon 77 49 South Hunterdon 39 66 Delaware Valley 56 69 Voorhees 48 40 Hunterdon Central 72 62 North Warren 54j V. Overall Record 11-8 J 81 The ’79-’80 girl’s basketball team's record of 7-13 does not reflect their many close losses. The season started off slowly with the team losing both games in the Mount Olive Tournament In a very close re-match with Belvidere, Warren Hills achieved a victory in overtime winning by two points. This was the turning point of the season as the girls regained their confidence. They ended their season with a win over North Warren 59-33. This also ended the brilliant career of coach Vicki Cole. TOP: Dee Mannon zeroes in on the basket, ready to shoot. TOP RIGHT: Donna Bodine gets the ball past a defensive player and up towards the basket. RIGHT: Diana Dudiak commands power from the beginning. 82 LEFT: Diana Dudiak sets herself up for a basket BELOW: Milene Schott shoots after a split-second decision. Captain Theresa Bockman Captain Lynn Steckel ’79-’80 Varsity Girls Basketball Scoreboard WHR OPP 45 Phillipsburg Catholic Mt. Olive Tournament 59 30 54 38 Mt. Olive Tournament 49 36 Belvidere 38 31 North Hunterdon 61 41 South Hunterdon 26 38 Delaware Valley 39 58 Hunterdon Central 31 42 North Warren 23 39 Hackettstown 57 29 Voorhees 48 30 Belvidere 29 46 Hackettstown 49 45 Phillipsburg Catholic 38 41 North Hunterdon 43 47 South Hunterdon 37 I 33 Delaware Valley 62 I 33 Voorhees 56 32 Hunterdon Central 49 S 59 North Warren y Overall Record 7-13 83 Varsity Basketball Team: FRONT ROW: Cathy Bockman. Captain Theresa Bockman. Captain Lynn Steckel. Debbie Swetnam SECOND ROW: Dee Mannon. Carol Major. Milene Schott. Diana Dudiak. Donna Bodine. Lisa Codis. Coach Vicki Cole. BELOW: Dee Mannon and Diana Dudiak simultaneously retrieve a rebound. RIGHT: Coach Vicki Cole offers Theresa Bockman some advice during halftime. - PPFHlfS. Donna Bodine Diane Mannon Carol Major Rosita Santiago Milene Schott The offense tries to free itself from the fury of Donna Bodine, Dee Mannon, and Theresa Bockman. 84 J.V. Basketball Team: FRONT ROW: Wendy Schwartzkopf. Lisa Mazzaro, Lisa Codis, Ruth Kunsman, Debbie Hill, Lee Carmody SECOND ROW: Nancy Traenklc, Debbie Reo, Fran Berbench, Lori Bayliss. THIRD ROW: Coach Genya Pantuso, Dawn Herman, Diana Seguine, Linda Bowlby. Nellie Lynch. ---------------------------- ’79-’80 J.V. Girls Basketball Scoreboard WHR OFF 8 Hopatcong 34 32 Phillipsburg Catholic 20 25 Belvidere 24 34 South Hunterdon 19 34 North Hunterdon 58 27 Delaware Valley 56 7 Hunterdon Central 69 36 North Warren 42 19 Hackettstown 55 29 Voorhees 44 29 Belvidere 35 28 Hackettstown 52 27 Phillipsburg Catholic 32 16 North Hunterdon 51 31 South Hunterdon 26 26 Delaware Valley 51 29 Voorhees 53 12 Hunterdon Central 79 22 V. North Warren Overall Record 4-15 42 -J LEFT: Dee Mannon goes up for two as Milene Schott stands ready for a rebound. ABOVE: Lynn Steckel rushes onward to score. 85 A Year of Learning -------------------------- '79-’80 Varsity Chess Scoreboard Northwest Jersey League WHR OPP 3 Hackettstown 4 6 Mendham 1 4 West Morris 3 2 Hackettstown 5 7 Mendham 0 3 West Morris 4 Record 3-3 Penn Jersey League WHR OPP 40 Parkland 21 2 1 Emmaus 6 20 Easton 4- 2 50 Southern Lehigh l« 2 6 Central Catholic 1 30 Northampton 3- 2 6� 2 Liberty 'A 3 2 Freedom 3. 2 6 Bethlehem Catholic 1 5« a Nazareth l� 2 2 William Allen 5 Record 6-3-2 TOP: Warren Hills Chess Team. FRONT ROW: Warren Parks, Luis Santiago. SECOND ROW: Phil Paolella, Doug Hammel. THIRD ROW: Allen Smith. Joe Finley, Mike Finley. ABOVE: Joe Finley prepares to put another opponent in checkmate. LEFT: Mike Finley punches the clock after making a move. ABOVE: Doug Hammel takes his opponent’s Queen. LEFT: Phil Paolella makes the winning move. The chess team had another winning season. The team ended the season with a 9-6-2 record, they were 6-3-2 in the Penn-Jersey League and 3-3 in the Northwest-Jersey League. Although the team did not win any championship they did well in tour- naments. In the Northwest-Jersey Invita- tional, Joe Finley took first place, Mike Finley came in third, Warren Parks finished eighth, Chris Paolella took eleventh, Phil Paolella finished thirteenth, Doug Hammel came in fourteenth, and Luis Santiago ended in fifteenth. The team did well in the Penn-Jersey Invitationals with Joe Finley coming in seventh place, Mike Finley finishing tenth, and Phil Paolella taking fourteenth. Since the team is losing only one senior, Michael Finley, the team appears to have a bright future in the years to come. 87 FACULTY LEFT: Mrs. Bowen always has the time to help students when a problem arises. Here she instructs John Eckel on sentence structure. ABOVE: Kathy Adams and Mr Albrecht go over the day's Student Council minutes. FAR RIGHT Miss Scip explains why you are more likely to pick Y than R. RIGHT: Mr. Seiple plays his rendition of Billy Come Blow Your Horn. School Leaders STANDING: Mr. Lance, Mr. Reo, Mr. Bowman, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Miller, Mr. Mulhcrn. SITTING: Mr. Domeraski, Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Ames. 90 Mr. John A. Mulhcrn Superintendent of Schools Mr. John Bowman Business Administrator Mr. Robert Fluck, Principal ABOVE: Mr. John Halmi, Vice Principal. LEFT: While hurrying to the next problem of the day. Mr Halmi almost runs into David Demyan, as Mike Pante avoids collision. 91 TOP: Richard Albrecht CENTER: Suzanne McCool ABOVE: Harvey Hagedorn 92 TOP: Wayne Fullerton searches for information about college. ABOVE: Chris Swanson discusses his future plans with a college representative. TOP RIGHT: Mike Gardener finds something amusing while looking at a college pamphlet. RIGHT: Mr. Albrecht is delving into a student’s records. Computer Aids Future Plans As usual, the guidance dept, has been very helpful this year. They can be counted on for advice concerning college, employment, and other future plans. Students who wish to have their grades or schedules discussed or revised have these problems taken care of. Mrs. McCool is in charge of another resource for col lege-minded students. It is a computer which provides information specifically request- ed by the students, concerning their own personal needs for a college. Scholarship information is also fed back by the computer. The secretaries. Miss Rost and Miss Richie, are in charge of not only schedules, but report card distribution and of many college applications. Mr. Hagedorn, Mr. Albrecht, and Mrs. McCool, as well as Mr. Ciafolo and Mrs. Fox, (part-time counselors) do a good job each year encouraging the students to their full potential. TOP: Anthony Ciafalo ABOVE: Candy Fox BELOW: Dorothy Rost BOTTOM: Susan Richie 93 Secretaries Shirley Mugavero Secretary to the principal June Winters General Office Pearl Eagan General Office Mae Frey: Secretary to Business Admin. Anne Elsaesser Secretary to Business Admin. Ruth Davis Secretary to Business Admin. Susan Bodine Secretary to Superintendent Resource Room Child Study Team TOP LEFT: Mr. Henry Kogler. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Elaine White. CENTER LEFT: Mr Richard Glazik. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Susan Leslie BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Carol Cohen. TOP: Mrs. Gorga, Tammy Peters, and Wayne Blankenship work together on a project in the Resource Room. ABOVE LEFT: Brad Zachar listens intently to the tape of “Catch 22”. ABOVE: Mr. Ferrazzano watches as Rene Pene writes a summary of a magazine article. 95 ABOVE: Lee Derringer, in the midst of a woodshop project, glances up at the camera, while his partner Rich Demeter continues sawing. RIGHT: In the metal shop, the unexpected flash of the camera distracts Bob Campbell. With the addition of the new animal room, the Agriculture Dept, at Warren Hills has expanded. The students had the opportunity to work with a calf, 2 hogs, and 52 chickens. Egg and cider sales were very successful this year. Some of the students were involved in selling the cider and eggs to teachers and students. Crops of corn and alfalfa were grown and harvested, and the correct usage of farm machinery and other related subjects were taught. Woodshop and metal shop classes were offered by the Industrial Arts Dept, this year. Two of the woodshop classes were involved in forming manufacturing companies. One of the companies, headed by students Chris Pantuso and Jim Rapsis. made and sold car and home speakers. The other company manufactured coffee tables, and the work was headed b students Glenn Wipple and Jim Hamwaj The sales were successful, and pride was taken in their work. Alfred Annunziata Driver's Ed Stephanie Bell English David Booth Mathematics Alfred Bowen Ind Arts C.I.E. Laurel Bowen English Margaret Bowen English Jack Cain English Lorric Chambellan Home Economics David Childs Phys. Ed Health Anthony Ciofalo Spanish Mirenna Cole English Vicki Cole Phys. Ed. Health Taking Pride In Our Work ABOVE Jaime Ippolito and Joanie Pollock make a visit to Clyde, the new Black Angus in the animal room. BELOW LEFT: Mr Rupell supervises Jodi Widenor during Ag. class. BELOW: Rebuilding an engine is a lot of work, as Mary Jane Gluck finds out. 97 Miss Josephine L'Hommedieu, the school nurse at W.H.R. for the past 15i j years, retired in January. She graduated from Washington High School in 1944, and joined the Women’s Army Corps shortly after. She obtained her pilot’s license after the war was over, and then went into Nurses’ Training at King’s County Hospital in New York. She received her B.S. in Nursing Education at the Unviersity of West Virginia. When a job opening for school nurse at Warren Hills was offered to Miss L’Hommedieu, she accepted, and found that she liked the challenge. Now, as Miss L’Hommedieu is looking forward to opening up a new chapter of life, we would like to wish her a happy retirement. 98 TOP: Mrs. Susan West. Librarian CENTER: Mrs Denise Depuy. Assists in Library BOTTOM: Miss Josephine L’Hommedieu Gym class not only gives students the opportunity to keep physically fit, it also is a mental release. When walking by a gym class, one can observe students enjoying themselves in a game of basketball, volleyball, or maybe a disco dance class. Wilderness Experience, a week-long camping and hiking trip, is taken by many seniors. Classes are offered to students for this adventure. Mental health and sex education are required for juniors and seniors, respectively. Driver education is taken by the sophomores. Exercise for Body and Mind 99 OPPOSITE: TOP: An attempted spike is prevented by Charlie Sigler Kelly Ford looks on. ABOVE: Jim Stano and Terry Stecklc can’t seem to decide who's turn it is to serve. Glenn Vasko and Carol Whitehead seem oblivious to the hubbub. TOP Charlie Spohn and Kelly McNulty prepare for the day’s trek. Joanne Deardorff English George Eberz Science Richard Elsaessei Ind. Arts Ag. Finita Fenscl Spanish Stephen Ferrazzano Resource Room Ralph Fiore Mechanical Drawing Candy Fox Media Center Martha Gascoyne Business Ed. Jan Gebert Mathematics Gayle Gorga Resource Room The subjects of math and science are definite requirements at Warren Hills. These courses allow people to broaden their education beyond the humanities. Because our society is becoming more and more technology-oriented, these subjects are useful for future purposes. Two years of math are required before graduation. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus along with shop math, consumer math, and computer math are offered to all students. Two years of science are also required. Who will forget dissecting a frog, or discovering an unknown chemical through ion testing? Perhaps you’d like to forget now, but years later you’ll look back and be glad you went through it. Donna Zimmerman works intently to figure out her math problem. Beyond the Humanities LEFT: Eager to finish his Chemistry lab, Ed McConnell wastes no time. BELOW LEFT: “This Geometry gives me a headache! says Dennis Amey. BELOW: Mr. Tosto prepares for teaching another exciting Biology class. 101 Thyme or Money Business education plays an important role in Warren Hills curriculum. This course prepares students for immediate employment in the competitive world of business, or for further education and training in business schools. New this year in the Business department is a TRS-80 Computer. It enables students to become familiar with computers and teaches them how to write and carry out programs. Home economics prepares students for the responsibility associated with family life. Child development is one course offered in home economics. Students are taught the various stages of child development, and are given the chance to deal with preschool children each week. In cooking classes students are given the chance to plan and prepare full meals which are centered around the importance of nutrition. The cooking program offers courses from gourmet to foreign foods. Sewing includes many projects, from making quilts to the latest fashions. ABOVE RIGHT: Future secretary Nancy Kafarski works hard at her business course. LEFT: Lois Guidi works diligently at her accounting assignment. ABOVE: Child development class gives students the opportunity to observe the stages of growth in a child, while having fun at the same time. TOP: Lynn Paulus raises her hand to ask a question, while Mike Finley continues working, and Karyn Rush, Leslie Parken, and Luann Stickel look on. ABOVE LEFT: Jim Frusteri enjoys cooking, up something delectible in cooking class. RIGHT: In cooking class, John Eckel tries to remember the answers to the nutrition test. Picrrc Grassi History Robert Griffin Science Sandra Hammer Home Ec. Joseph Heverin History Robert Jacobson German Russian Rose Jamieson Home Ec. Joseph Kellerman Science Giuliana Kemmcrer French Richard Kerr Phys. Ed. Health Barry Kostibos History 103 Sally Kugclmcycr Art Craig Lcshcr Industrial Arts Joan Luff Science David Nace Mathematics John Norczyk Science Victor Paglio Business Ed. Paul Paliscak Business Ed. Genya Pantuso Phys. Ed. Health Leann Petrignani Business Ed. Sharon Popinko History In English class at Warren Hills there is never a dull moment. Topics flow into intimate discussions like water into the seas . . . English class is a time of discovering new ideas and personal viewpoints. At different grade levels, studies are chosen that coincide with the capabili- ties of the students. Literature, grammar, poetry and vocabulary are studied. These sections give the student a well-balanced education of the English language. The Foreign Language department at Warren Hills gives the students the opportunity to open new doors to the outside world. They can understand the hardships and trials a foreigner goes through when learning our language. The students are taught to express themselves with pride and dignity in the language of their choice: French, Spanish, German and Russian. Also a background of the customs and daily lives of these countries are taught. 104 Watch Your Language TOP: Mrs. Bowen gives John Eckel an animated explanation of the passage under consideration while Larry Freeman observes. RIGHT: Mr. Schoonover appears ready to enact a portion of the play with Wayne Fullerton as “Gonzago . ABOVE RIGHT: Tammy Castner puts her French lesson on the board. 105 Richard Pyle Industrial Arts Michael Reish English Jay Rupell Agriculture Richard Sauck Mathematics Douglas Schoonover English Barbara Schuch Business Education Susan Seip Mathematics William Sciple Music Thomas Spatz Social Studies Eugene Stahlnecker English 106 Personal Expression Warren Hills offers an excellent program for those who are interested in the arts. Students who enjoy music, either instrumental or vocal, are able to take band or chorus as a class. These classes allow the students not only to learn, but to express themselves musically. This is what develops the feelings of self- satisfaction and accomplishment. And when concert time comes, the students put forth their best. This happens twice a year, at the Christmas Concert and at the Spring Concert. Both were a success this year. Art class provides the opportunity for individuals to express themselves creative- ly. Students take different courses concerning their area of study. Ceramics, leatherwork, macrame and painting are some of the projects that the students get involved in. Often their works of art are seen on display in the school library. ABOVE: The band endeavors lo make one of its best Spring Concerts. BELOW RIGHT: Wayne Davis, Peter Kostrobala, Ed Reese, and Mike Dougherty sing in unison during a chorus practice. BELOW' LEFT: Darren Johnson and Greg Jayne work on paper sculpture in art. 107 Past, Present . . . Future The Social Studies Dept, at W.H.R. provides a numerous amount of courses. Some of them are required and some are optional, but all provide the student with an opportunity to increase his knowledge. U.S. History I and II are a must in the students’ schedule prior to graduation. These courses teach the student about our country’s past, and prepare them for the future. Advanced Social Studies is concerned with the structure of our government. Sociology and Psycology present an awareness of yourself and also enables you to understand those around you. World History teaches the student about various parts of the world. Its past and present cultures and traditions and presented. Social Studies provides a sound foundation in appreciating the past, living in the present, and discovering the future. LEFT: After finishing his History assignment. Wayne Fcuerhcrm concentrates on scoring a touchdown on his electronic football game. ABOVE: Pat Tully works hard to finish his history questions before the bell rings. 108 ABOVE RIGHT: Amy Sylvester crams for a history qui . ABOVE: Juniors Willie Hernandez. Cindy Hingst, Pete Kostrabala and Missy Brown are working hard to complete one of their many requirements before graduation. April Sterlachini Mathematics Thomas Sterlachini History David Swetnam Athletic Director Jeffery Swinson Phys. Ed. St Health Philip Tosto Science Curtis Tucker Science Deidre Warner Music Joan Whitenight Art 109 A New Program . . . ABOVE: Mr. Stcrlachini explains the concept of communism in the G.T. History class. ABOVE RIGHT Karen Kearns and Laine Ratsep enjoy playing “Dungeons and Dragons during the Gifted and Talented English class. BELOW Dave Swayze and Tern Bockman dance the hora. RIGHT: Dawn Oostdyk enjoys dancing during G.T. class. 110 Gifted and Talented Much thought and consideration was put into the planning of the Gifted and Talented Program instituted this year. Many people asked why a special program anyway? It does seem that people with special gifts and talents are discovered or make it on their own, but what happens to the high school student who excels in history, art, and English, and wants to go beyond the regular class activities? A young person with an interest in an area where there are no avenues of pursuit available, is wasted. Thanks to the all-out efforts of a group of teachers, students in the areas of art, history, and English, who want to advance, excel, and deepen their knowledge, can do so. To make sure each student who is recommended, or who volunteers to sign up is self-motivated and talented enough to get something out of the class, special tests are required. The reactions this year to the G T Program from the students mixed. Some thought it was a fantastic idea, and expanded in the freedom which they were allowed. Other students were disappointed that the classes weren’t more like the regular class structure they were used to. Most students did benefit from the experience, because they had the freedom to choose what they wanted to study under the class’s general area. Mr. Sterlachini was in charge of the G T history class. Futurism, governments, the early 20th Century, and the ’60’s were among the topics individually studied. Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Margaret Bowen headed the eleventh and twelfth grade G T English classes, respectively. The students acted out part of a Greek Tragedy, played “Dungeons and Dragons”, learned historic dances, and produced individual projects. Mrs. Kugelmeyer acted as G T Coordinator for Warren Hills, and spent much more time and energy than required of her, to make the program work. She also taught art class at the Junior High. This helped to expand the students' creativity in the art field. LEFT: Todd Darker and Bill Fullerton pay attention in class, while Tony Yapaola is distracted by a telephone call. BELOW: Ellen Sigler. Heather Wollman, Kelly McNeil and Dawn Oostdyk proudly display the dolls they made for English class. Ill Custodians and Cafeteria Staff ABOVE: Irene Howell, Lorrain Doyle, Pearl Maxell, Ruth Radzio, Ruth Behsman, Gloria Polachak, Joan Winters. BELOW: Harold stops his work for a minute to grin for the camera. RIGHT: The end of a long day. 112 Ah, the Sweet Taste of Revenge This year’s Rent-a-Teacher-Day, sponsored by the National Honor Society, was a huge success. The sum of $462.00 was raised for the William Bower Scholarship Fund and the Warren Hills Scholarship Fund. The day was enjoyed by all, because while the kids enjoyed giving orders, the teachers had fun carrying them out. ABOVE: Laurie Peterson set a new record for the highest bidding when she rented Mr. Childs for $75.00. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Sterlachini displays his enthusiasm while participating in Rent-a Teacher-Day. RIGHT: Joel Schnetzer is planning and scheming a good schedule of work for Mr. Under LEFT: Ready to start another day arc Bridgettc DcPalma and Elaine Pallo. BELOW: Tim Freeman puts in his bid at the second annual rcnt-a-tcacher day. BOTTOM: Cindy Aimer relaxes during homeroom. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Tosto, escorted by his owners, is prepared tor a hard day at work. BOTTOM RIGHT: Students leave the school to go home, after completing another day. The sophomore and junior years have been enjoyed by all students. This is the time when we have stopped to think . . . What do I want to do after I graduate? Early planning is helpful, especially if college is decided upon. This year’s sophomore class was very active. They had a magazine sale in the beginning of the year to add money to their class treasury. They also planned a class trip to Wildwood and Great Adventure. The junior class had two very successful fund raising activities. One was the annual candy sale and the other was the first Powder-Puff football game ever held at Warren Hills. This year the Junior Prom was held at the Charlemain on June sixth. It was open to both juniors and seniors. Class of 1982 Michael Allen Dennis Amey David Anderson Brenda Anema Sharon Angelozzi Margie Aurcnzi Robin Baldwin Sharon Banks Lisa Barends Lisa Barone Janice Bathgate Lois Baucom Lori Bayliss Barbara Beck George Bcckenthal Shawn Belkey Donna Bell Ralph Bell Walter Bell Shawn Bene Francine Berberich Edward Berg an Deidra Bill Lisa Black Deborah Booth Linda Bowlby Bridget Boyle Tammy Brown William Bryan Chris Bry-Nildscn Debra Bush Donna Byelick Robert Campbell Lee Carmody Tammy Castner Michelle Cavitch 116 Debbie Hill (left) and Sandy Snyder were the Sophomore magazine sale winners. Deborah Charles Lisa Codis Cindy Correll Tina Corrigan Colleen Costello Brian Cowie Duane Cowley Joseph Dalrymple Dianna Davis Tammarrah Davis Terry Dearringer Robert DeBacco Denise Defilippis Terry DeGroff Wayne DeGroff Bridgctte DePalma Patrick Dippel Robert Docker Donna Donaldson Douglas Duryea Robert Duryea The Sophomore class officers are, sitting (left to right): Angelo Perrucci (pres ). Barry Mattos (vice-pres ); standing. Donna Farino (rec. sec.), Donna Byelick (treas.), and Diana Seguine (rec. sec ). 117 Dorothy Emery Donna-Lynn Farino Joseph Favara Patti Fentzlaff Wayne Feurerherm Cathy Fink Joseph Finley Karen Fisher Mark Fisher Samual Fisher Kathleen Fodor Mark Fournier Margaret Fox James Frustieri Denise Fulgoni Wayne Fullerton Richard Gasser Glenn Gawthrop James Gibson Dennis Gill John Gleason John Gojdycz Annabelle Gonsalez Mildred Goodwin Robert Grafer Pat Grebenchinko Lea Gregoire Luke Grmek Michael Grmek Sydney Gross Larry Badway may be on the football team, but his 118 second favorite sport is eating jello without a spoon. Tammy Gutjahr Alan Gyuricza Christina Hahn Kenneth Haller Jeffrey Hackett Mark Hallett Matthew Hallett Douglas Hammel Robert Harper Vicki Harper Arnold Hart David Haytaian Marjorie Henning Dawn Herman Debra Hill Roy Hildebrant Kurt Hoeflein Angela Holley Heidi Honecker Keith Horn George Hornbaker Bruce Horvath Albert Howe James Hudock Joanne Hummer Holly Hyde Jonathan Iglesias Donald Johnson Dorothy Jones Paul June 119 Michael Junio William Kaiser Randy D. Kane Michael Kennedy Thomas Kenny Anthony Kerr Kimberely Kerr Michael Kinlan Peggy Kinney Lolita Kluhs Mary Knaap William Kruczko Deirdre Kuglemcyer Susan Kurgan John Lance Terry Lassiter Yvonne Laukaitis Roberta LeVay William Lisk Darryl Long Beth Lord Kathy Braun, as every student does before leaving the school building, contemplates her assignments in each class. Friends are a very important part of every student’s life. 120 Laura Lundgren Patricia Malanga Sylvia Malaret Karl Malasczyk Michclc Malejko Philip Marchello Steve Martin Barry Mattos Darlene Maxwell Elizabeth Mayberry Lisa Mazzaro Anthony McCarthy Edward McConnell Michelle McGuire Michael McLeane Scott McMickle Jerilyn McNeil Kathleen Meyer Robin Meyer Sabine Meyer Peggy Middaugh Colleen Costello talks up a storm on the pay phone. 121 Diane Minnick Paula Mitchell Jody Mullikin Susan Muth Janet Neff Craig Nelson Matthew Nerbak Steven Noctor Mark Opdyke Robin Opdyke Robert Paff Christopher Page Mitchell Page Elaine Pallo Kandy Panza Philip Paolella Michael Paolicelli Leslie Parkin Warren Parks John Parr Lynn Paulus Priscilla Santiago reviews her notes in the library before a test. Linda Pavilonis Paul Pearsall Angelo Perrucci Janice Perry Lisa Piscitelli Robert Plenge James Pollock Joseph Poniatowski William Powell Kimberly Prather Janet Price William Ranallo 122 Bernard Raybould Perry Read Gina Renner Deborah Reo Scott Rhinehart Zoila Rios Develyn Rodriguez Lucy Rogulski John Roslewicz Andrew Ross Michael Roy Terry Rushing David Salamone Lauren Salamone Louis Santiago Valerie Schaare Diane Schildknecht David Schmidt Chris Schnaars Joel Schnetzer Bart Schott Mary Ann Secor Diane Seguine Bernadette Semonche Catherine Shadis Stephanie Shotwell Ralph Sinkbeil Doreen Sleight Chris Sloan Allen Smith Barry Smith Lynne Snyder Sandra Snyder 123 The telephones in the front hall are utilized many times by students, as David Schmidt shows. Peter Spatz Wendy Spinks Michael Staats Tammy Staats Kathleen Stine Duane Stoudt Kimberly Stout Mary-Jo Stramaglia Cheryl Streisguth June Swayze Nicola Tape Kimberlee Tartaglia Some people actually study in study hall! Lolita Kluhs, Tammy Braun and Diane Schiltknect confer about a homework assignment. 124 Russell Tayburn Joseph Toole Christine Topoleski Norecn Tripp Amy VanMiddlcsworth James Vlossak Brian Walker Tina Wallis Dawn Warnkin John Wasser Michael Webb William Weir Jacqueline Weston Cheryl Wheeler Jeffrey Winkler Henry Winters Frank Witzelhofer James Wolverton David Yale Brian Zacher William Zaidie Donna Zimmerman Elizabeth Zubeck Tom Burham Dior Mulholland Donna Perrucci Football is a very essential part of life at WHR and the players and coaches take their game seriously. Mark Fisher shows obvious disappointment at the way the game is going. 125 Class of 1981 Anna Marie Accetturo Kristie Ackerman Debra Adams Cynthia Aimer Karen Anderson Gail Aschoff Adolfo Aurenzi Larry Badway Nancy Bamford Renea Banghart Katherine Barton Kimberly Beck Robin Belkey Anna Bene Sharon Bittner Catherine Bockman Jane Boliver Judith Boliver Mary Jo Boyle Cathleen Braun Kathleen Breslin Tammy Brewster Melissa Brown Dolly Burd In the guidance office, Mr. Albrecht offers advice to Vicki Harper. 126 Michael Burd Melanie Burkhardt Chris Chatcnka Barbara Clark Tammie Collins Ronald Cooke Brenda Cooper Walter Cooper Robert Correll Melissa Craig Linda Cramscy Yvette Crawley Jill Crawn Dawn Dearringer Joyce DelCampo Dawn DeVries Pamela Dippel Bernadette Donatonc Catherine Drenzek Diana Dudiak Tammy Eccles David Eichlin Mark Elliott Joanne Engelhardt Robert Enz Dawn Errickson Bill Estelle Sonia A. Evans Lori Fentzlaff Robin Fernandez The Junior class candy sale winners are (left to right): Jim Emery S450.00, Karen Snyder $130.00. and Maureen Warnkin $113.50. 127 Sean Finley Brenda Fleming Elna Fouquet Michael Fournier Marie Freeman Roger Fritz Mark Fucci Tammy Gardner Henry Gascoyne William Geitzenauer Lisa Gesner Linda Gittins David Gorab Juliann Goss Randy Groff Christine Graver Susan Harvat Kathleen Henning Cindy Hingst Timothy Homko Susan Huff Gari Hulick Helen Hunter Lisa Ivory Nadine Jacobus John Janette Patricia Johansson Loretta Jones Nancy Kaiser Laurie Kamras Brian Kane Kathryn Kauffman Robert Kerkendall A future biology teacher (??) expresses her joy upon the discovery of an earthworm's insides. 128 During (he half-time of a night game, Marion August sets up for next move. Theresa Kimble David Kingsbury Joseph Kinney Barbara Kintner Drew Kiszonak Peter Kostrobala Ruth Kunsman Helene Lamson Jeffrey Lau Debbie Leinbach William Levine Cheryl Ley Janette Leyburn Marjorie Lisk Tracy Lundgren Nellie Lynch Joann Magyar Kris Magyarits Doralee Maul Robert Mayberry Michele McCauley Christine McClung Mark McGuire Jennie McIntyre Nancy McManus Darin Melberger Renee Menear Nancy Merrill Stephanie Milewski Cheryl Miller 129 Meredith Morse Paul Murray John Natishan Karen Nicholas Joy Oostdyk Tracy Opdyke Karen Pace Mark Paliscak Curt Pantuso Carolyn Pavilonis Dawn Perrine Barbara Peters Jacqui Bochelle keeps one eye on her work and one on the camera. Tina Semuta. Chris Gruver. and Cindy Johnson believe in first Nancy Peters Alan Phillips Deborah Pletzer Michael Poerkson JoniLynn Pollock Allen Ponsini James Rapsis John Rebinski Donna Reese Edward Reese Richard Renner Fonda Rinehart 130 Jacqui Rochelle Donna Rogers Jamie Rush Karyn Rush Diane Sanborn Priscilla Santiago Carole Schander Craig Schnaars Brooks Schott William Schuch Christopher Schumann Wendy Schwartzkopf hings first, so they do their homework before their talking. Jamie Seeley Justina Semuta Cody Shanahan Michael Snyder Samuel Snyder Stacey Snyder James Stano Terry Steckel Luanne Stickel Melanie Stocker Sherrillee Stoudt Renee Streng Michelle McCauley and Lori Kamras find time to share a few words and a laugh during their school day. 131 Julie Goss and Stephanie Milewski converse on their way to their next class. Deborah Swetnam Colleen Szucs Glenn Szymanski Kathleen Templeton Marcia Thompson Michael Thompson Christopher Thorscn Beth Todd Patricia Trimmer Matt Hallett and Tim Ken hack up the worm in biology. Juniors Doug Bisson and Mark Elliott take a break to stop at Doug's locker 132 Patrick Tully Glenn Vasko Lawrence Walls Maureen Warnkin Cynthia Washer Andy Weeks Glenn Whipple Carol Whitehead Jill Widcnor Suzanne Willever David Williams Robert Williams Andrea Wilson Lisa Winters Chrissi Woerner Michael Wyatt Michelle Wydner Scott Zanger Bonnie Zullo Junior Class Officers: SITTING: Nancy Peters. Treas.. Stacey Snyder. Coor. Sec., STANDING: Jim Stano. Pres.. Joann Engelhardt, V.P.. Not Pictured: Lisa Gesner, Rec Sec. 133 ABOVE: Lori Toole, accompanied by her escort Bob Guiliano. is ecstatic after being crowned Miss Football ABOVE RIGHT Kelly Mahoney orders a pizza from Sal’s. OPPOSITE TOP: Jeff Paliscak poses for his senior portrait. FAR RIGHT: Pam Robbins stretches her imagination in U.S. History II. RIGHT: Lynn Fluck and June Brewster aid Mr. Thorne with the senior portraits. SENIORS WESLEY ALLEN KATHLEEN ANN ADAMS SUSAN E. ANDERSON MARIANNE ANGELOZZI One of the highlights of our senior year is the Mr. and Miss Football Competition. The tension and suspense mount, until the winner of each category is announced. The Mr. Football candidates were Terry Walls. John Ferry. John Eckel, and Keith Bcrgmann Miss Football candidates were Donna Eick, Nancy Malaret. Theresa Bockman, and Lori Toole. ABOVE: Mr. Fluck congratulates winners Lori Toole and John Eckel. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Miss Football candidate Nancy Malaret is escorted by Mike Lange. Janette Lcyburn. and Dcvy Rodriguez OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Candidate Theresa Bockman is chauffeured by Steve Speirs. as Lois Guidi and Diane Haller accompany OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT Miss Football Lori Toole is beyond words, as she shines her victory smile. AMY RUTH VERONICA SUSAN BANGHART ANDRE BANKS CYNTHIA BARNES AUGUST 136 TRACY BATCHELDER TYRONE BEASLEY LAURIE BECK KATHERINE M. BECKENTHAL 137 And The Winner Is — 1980—The Year to Remember The senior year is the culmination of our high school years. For many it is the struggle to attain high grades for acceptance into college. For others it is not so difficult. But for all. it is meant to be enjoyable. BELOW: Lisa Shot well and Jean Blanche prepare the display case for the 1979-1980 Lamaton. CHARLES BERGER KEITH ANDREW KENNETH W. BITTNER JEAN M. BLANCHE BERGMANN 138 ALMA MATER Warren Hills, our Alma Mater, We will ever uphold your name; We will stand fast for the honor Of the colors we lead to fame. Through the years we will remember Joys and pains of young hearts so true. Warren Hills, our Alma Mater, Fly forever the white and the blue. Warren Hills to you— To your colors white and blue To our Alma Mater so dear Go our praises from year to year. We will honor you. Show your glory to be true. In our hearts you’ll be forever Warren Hills, our Alma Mater. THERESA BOCKMAN DONNA LEE BODINE BARBARA ELLEN BOOTH BARBARA ANN BOWEN 139 DANIEL BRACEY JUNE MARIE BREWSTER DOUGLAS BRIEDE JAMES J. BRYAN PATRICIA BRYAN SANDRA D. BUNTING CYNTHIA BURD JESSE BUSH — Show Me the Way . . . The guidance department offers a wide variety of services for the student searching for information needed to shape his future. BELOW: June Brewster discusses her college plans with guidance counselor, Mrs. McCool. RIGHT: Students can learn of the visiting representa- tives by referring to the College Visitation Schedule. 140 JOE CABONE WILLIAM CANDLER PATRICIA ANN CANINA ALISON J. CANNITO SHAWN CAVITCH BRIDGET CEDOLA SHERYL LYNN CHARLES DAVID SCOTT CHIU ROSEMARIE COOK WARD S. CONNOLLY CONNIE MARIE CORRELL BETTY J. CRAWFORD This year’s lunch periods were a bit more unpleasant than those of previous years. The food quality was about the same, but the odor from the calf from the agriculture room made lunches sometimes unbearable. ABOVE: Dan Carmody devours a slice of pizza, the usual Friday lunch. RIGHT: Bob Pettinari and Jim Rice look ecstatic with joy concerning the menu. 142 LISA CULLEN TODD CHARLES DARKER WILLIAM DAVIE WAYNE JOSEPH DAVIS ------------------------------------------------- Cruel and Unusual Punishment J 143 LYDIA ANN DELORENZO LEONARD DELUCCA DAVE DEMYAN DEBORAH DITMARS RANDOLPH DITMARS MARTIN DMYTRIW 144 The Night We Honor Them BELOW: Mr. and Mrs. Walls stand together with their son Terry, on Parent Appreciation Night. ABOVE LEFT: Larry's mother. Mrs. Freeman, is among the honored guests. BELOW LEFT: Lois Guidi escorts Chris Smith and Keith Bergmann to meet their parents on the sideline. STEPHEN DRENZEK MICHAEL PATRICK DOUGHERTY BRIAN SCOTT DRENNON DOUGLAS WINFIELD DRENNON 145 WENDY DUCKWORTH Come To Where The Action Is ANDREW DUDIAK MARK DURYEA JOHN HENRY ECKEL Becoming active in gym is one of the best parts of the day. LEFT: The senior section of the gym shows everyone else who is boss. BELOW: Todd Griffith runs at his top speed. ROBERT ECKHOLT ROBERT EDWARDS DONNA MARIE EICK ANGEL EVERITT 147 Even in the Quietest Moments . . . 14« � BILL FULLERTON fg LARRY FREEMAN ANNELIESE FRITZ PEGGY LOUISE FOX ■ BELOW Connie Roy diligently concentrates on her studies. FAR LEFT: Laurie Peterson and Donna Richlinc find the most comfy spot in the library for studying. UPPER LEFT: Gcrt Finken ponders over some information needed for an assignment. LOWER LEFT. Val Hoffman helps Mrs DcPuy apprehend the scofflaws who neglect to return their books on time. DONNA GARCIA MICHAEL H. GARDNER RANDALL GARDNER SHARON GARDNER 149 •t A' h LAURA GARUTI ROBERT GIULIANO t ROBERT GREGOIRE TODD ROBERT GRIFFITH ' KARL GROSS STEVE GROSSMANN R. SCOTT GRAULE LISA ANN GRABENBAUER LOIS ANNE GUIDI DIANE MARIE HALLER WESLEY E. HANN BRUCE HARRISON -------------------------------------------------------- Arousing the Holiday Spirit The Christmas Season is not only hectic with shopping, it is also busy in school and afterschool jobs. BELOW. Chris Swanson. Greg Jayne, Tyrone Beasley, and Peter Kostrabala harmonize in preparation of the chorus Christmas Concert LEFT: Doug Drennon entertains youngsters by playing Santa Claus. 151 GLORIA YVONNE HEMELESKI SUSAN C. HENNING MELANIE BETH HERITAGE KATHLEEN HERZOG 152 Wilderness Experience is the epitome of activities for many of the senior class. As Mr. Fluck stated at one senior class meeting. Wilderness is the best thing we’ve got going ” Surrounded by mountains, we are offered an excellent opportunity to brave the elements, which is what wilderness is all about. ABOVE: Mike Gardner prepares his gear for rappelling ABOVE RIGHT: Connie Roy, Charlie Sigler, and Charlie Spohn model their wilderness fashions . LEFT: Kelly Mahoney and Doug Briede return to WHR after being drenched by rain at the end of their trip. ERIC HINELINE TIM HISSIM VALERIE ANN HOFFMAN SUSAN HOTCHKIN Can You Top This? Among ihc categories for the judgement of the Halloween costumes were: most original, sexiest girl, sexiest guy. ugliest costume and best group. ABOVE: Winners of the best group effort derived their theme from “The Wizard of Oz”. From left to right are Carol Major as the Tinman. Christy Thompson as the Wicked Witch. Joanne Warfel as the Good Witch, Trudy Maginnis as the Wizard. Nancy Malaret as the Cowardly Lion, Debbie Middaugh as Dorothy, and Rosita Santiago as the Scarecrow. TOP RIGHT: Debbie Ditmars clowns around, as Mickey Mouse Donna McGuire says cheese for the camera. BOTTOM RIGHT: Laine Ratsep and Chris Pantuso take time out from homeroom to enjoy Dress Up Day. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ GREGORY HOWE DEBORAH ANN HUMMER ANDREW FRANK MELODY RENEE HUNTER HUMPHREYS 154 GREGORY ELLIS JAYNE CHARLES E. JENKINS DAVID HYDE JAIME IPPOLITO A THOMAS JENNINGS DARREN JOHNSON CONNIE JOHNSTON 156 CAROLYN MARIE KARCHER KAREN ELAINE KEARNS TERRY J. KEENAN JOHN KEGGAN BELOW Tracy Sinkbcil knows the art of make-up well, as you can sec from her attractive costume. LEFT: Kathy Adams will not be in the habit of posing as a nun for long. FAR LEFT: Doug Drennon and Ward Connolly are all tied up. RANDY KLIMKO CHARLES KOCH 157 To describe the Christmas Dance in one word, that word would be “fantastic.” ABOVE: Taking time for a drink, Donna Richline and Tony Yapaola enjoy one another’s company. RIGHT: King Derek Simpkins and Queen Theresa Bockman. FAR RIGHT: Laura Ponsini lead Gre ayn r i ntricat danc 158 Hay, What's New in Agriculture? BELOW Kate Bcckcnthal shares a moo-vmg moment with a baby calf, the newest addition to the Agriculture Department. LEFT: Scott Rush participates in the CAE program by working on a local farm. DONNA LYNN McGUIRE DOUGLAS McLATCHIE DAN McMEKIN KELLY LYNN McNEIL 161 Putting Skills To Use KELLY MARIE McNULTY Seniors who attend school half a day and work the other half have several advantages: credits are accumulated toward graduation, they are exposed to the working world earlier, and they earn spending money. BELOW: Jean Blanche processes a customer’s purchase. RIGHT: Floyd Werner and Gary Read fill cans of synthetic oil. MICHAEL MECSEY MELINDA GERHART MEYER MENSCHENFREUND LICE JAYNE OAKES DAWN AIMEE OOSTDYK KARL E. ORLOFSKI JEFF PALISCAK PAMELA MILLER BRUCE MINNICK DOROTHY MUNCEY CHRISTOPHER MARK PANTUSO At Last! The 10 Minute Break ABOVE: Christy Thompson makes a quick stop at her locker before her next class. LEFT: Lori Toole and Bob Giuliano share a moment in the hall. ANTHONY PASQUINI LAURIE PAVICK CINDY PAVILONIS REGINA PENE RENAY PENE DONNA PERKINS LAURA ANN PONSINI ROBIN POST THOMAS MICHAEL QUINN RICH REMIG GARY READ CHARLES READ LAINE L RATSEP DONNA MARIE RICHLINE JAMES D. RICE RICHARD JOHN RINDOS PAUL RINEHART 166 PAMELA MAE ROBBINS DENISE MARIE ROGERS PATRICIA L. ROMA MICHELE ROSSIGNOL ---------------------------------------------------------------------- There's More to School Than Textbooks ABOVE: Dave Swayze gives ihe new TRS-80 computer a trial run. LEFT: Karl Orlofski finds this method of pumping iron a little more challenging. FAR LEFT: Cindy Burd marches in tempo during a band show. 167 JACQUELINE CLAIRE CONSTANCE M. ROY ROWE — Homeward Bound For many seniors, the trip home is the best part of the day. Each one shows his individuality in the mode of transportation he chooses BELOW Bonnie McCloskcy’s van shows that she doesn't kid around with her affection for goats TOP RIGHT Dan McMekin revs his Honda before heading for home. BOTTOM RIGHT Dan Braccy and Jeff Paliscak prepare to leave the parking lot. DARLA JEAN RUDY SCOTT RUSH TONY RUSH TERI RYNO PATRICIA BETH KELLY LEE SALDINO SALAMONE 168 ROSITA SANTIAGO KATHY ANN SANTINI SUSAN ANN SBRISCIA JOANNE SCHAEFER Rooms With Class From socializing in the halls lo studying in the classrooms, seniors find there is more to learn each day. BELOW: Jenny Turnbull looks more than excited as she and her lab partners. John Eckel and George White, prepare their physics reports. RIGHT: Hedy Zaslow and Milene Schott pay close attention to Mr. Sterlachini as he instructs them on foreign policy. SCOTT SCHLOMER MILENE MARIE SCHOTT DIANE SETTINARI LISA ANN SHOTWELL LORI SHOTWELL ROBERT SHOTWELL KEVIN SIEDT CHARLES R. SIGLER 171 ELLEN JEAN SIGLER KEVIN J. SIGMAN DEREK SIMPKINS TRACY L. SINKBEIL A Bargain at Any Price 172 CHRISTOPHER THOMAS SPATZ STEPHEN SPEIRS CHARLES SPOHN LYNN MARIE STECKEL - The senior class sales kits proved to be a successful fund raiser, and a lot of fun at the same time. BELOW: Ellen Sigler and Cindy Burd examine the contents of one of the kits. RIGHT A group of senior girls sits aside to compare their favorite items. TAMMY L. STECKER DONNA ELAINE STENGER CYNTHIA STIRES GLENN STOUT 173 ROBIN STREISGUTH WESLEY SUYDAM CHRISTOPHER SWANSON DAVID R. SWAYZE PAUL SWEETMAN SUSAN JANET SWENSON LORI ANN SWETNAM ALISON G. SYLVESTER Senior Wins County Title SB 1 Gert Finken, winner of the Warren County’s Junior Miss Pageant, advanced to the New Jersey’s Junior Miss Pageant. The contest was held January 12-19 in Cherry Hill. For the talent part of the contest, Gert sang “Can We Still Be Friends” by Todd Rundgren. The background music was provided by fellow students Matt Nerbak, Glenn Vasko, Chris Bry-Nildsen, and Laura Ponsini. The technical work was performed by Henry Gascoyne. Regrettably, Gert did not place in the contest. But it was a good experience for her to gain knowledge of nageantrycompetitionan 174 AMY SYLVESTER VIRGINIA TEMPLETON CHRISTY ANNE THOMPSON Efforts Throughout the Year LORI TOOLE ---------- Through the effort of the Senior Class Officers, the annual Halloween Party, sales kit fund raiser, and Senior Class Trip were successful and fun. BELOW: L. to R. Lisa Shotwell, Corresponding Secretary; Dawn Oostdyk. Treasurer; Derek Simpkins. President; Theresa Bockman. Vice-President; and June Brewster. Recording Secretary. 175 JENNIFER KELLY LISA ANN VANDERHOOF TURNBULL ROBERT VANNESS WILLIAM VANVELDHUISEN TERRY DARRNELLE JOANNE WARFEL TAMARA LEE WARNE WALLS CHRISTINE WEBER 176 Sew, You Want to Cook? The home economics department teaches students to use their skills in producing useful products and some winning recipes. BELOW: Chris Pantuso and Rosemarie Cook roll the dough needed to make their pretzels. LEFT: Bob Edwards puts the finishing touches on one of his projects FLOYD S. WERNER JR. MARY ALICE WESTER KATHY WESTON GEORGE ALFORD WHITE III 177 Picture This . . . DONALD WHITMORE LYNWOOD WILDRICK ROBERT WILLEVER JAMES WILLIAMS 178 In. future reunions, we will be able to sec how our fellow classmates have changed over the years. The senior portraits stop time, and capture these memories forever. LEFT: Mr. Thorne prepares to photograph Jeff Paliscak. BELOW: Returning his proofs. Doug McLatchie decides on which pose to order for his portrait package. 179 CATHY B WOERNER HEATHER ADELE WOLLMAN JEFF WOODBURY JACQUELINE WYKER JEFFERY WYKER ANTHONY YAPAOLO HEDY DAWN ZASLOW MICHAEL ZERRES ABOVE: Steve Drenzek is measured for graduation caps and gowns. DEBORAH ANN ZIMMERMAN NOT PICTURED: PETER WORONOWICZ Graduation seems to be the end of our years together with those very close to us. Many of us will never see one another again, but if we are able to meet again in the future, we should take advantage of the opportunity. Good luck. Class of 1980, hope we meet again. 180 In Memoriam RICHARD WOOLF 1962-1978 Remember me with smiles and joy. For that’s the way I will remember you all. If you can remember me only with tears. Then don’t remember me at all. Senior Directory KATHLEEN ANN ADAMS -Kathy , “Kate Activities: Library Council 10. II, 12; Medical Careers Club 10. II, 12; Student Council 12; A.F.S. 10. II; Chorus 10. Future Plans: B.S. in Biology. Psychology for Pre-mcd studies, become an M.D. WESLEY ALLEN SUSAN ANDERSON Tigger . “Smiley . Activities: Outdoors Unlimited II. 12; F.F.A 10. 11, 12; Spanish Club 10. II. 12; Photo Club 12. Future Plans: College, travel, photography, peace corps. Will miss most after graduation: Agriculture Teachers MARIANNE ANGELOZZ1 Mare Activities: Sophomore Steering Committee 10; J.V. Cheering 10; Varsity Cheering II. 12; Key Club 12; Student Council 12. Future Plans: Work, get married, win the lottery. Will miss most after graduation: All of our rowdy class. AMY RUTH VERONICA AUGUST “Amos , “Mos . “Osmosis . Spamy Activities: Band Front 10, 11; Chorus II: Drama Club 12: Yearbook Editor 12; Photo Club 12; G T Art and History 12; National Honor Society 12. Future Plans: F.I.T. in New York City, a successful designing career; raising a large family. Will miss most after graduation All those people who have touched my life and Mr. Nace too. SUSAN BANGHART ANDRE BANKS CYNTHIA BARNES—“Pooh Bear , “Pooh Activities: Chorus 10. 11; Key Club 12; Student Council II, 12. Future Plans: Go to college. Major in Special Education. Work with the emotionally disturbed, marriage someday. Will miss most after graduation: Barbara Booth. TRACY BATCHELDER TYRONE BEASLEY “Ty“, “TB . Beas . Activities: Track and Cross Country 10. 11; Library Council 10; Sophomore Class Treasurer 10; Key Club 11, 12; Junior Class Steering Committee 11; Soccer 12; Chorus 12. Future Plans: Work, gel married. W ill miss most after graduation: Fran Bcrbcrich. Debbie Booth, and Ken Bittner. LAURIE BECK- “Becky . “Bcckv-Beck . Varsity Track 10. II, 12; Key Club 12; Field Hockey 10. II, 12; Steering Committee 10, 11. 12. Future Plans: Go to college to major in speech pathology or special education, marriage and raise a family. Will miss most after graduation: Jane, Track Team. Field Hockey Team. Class of 1980. KATHERINE M BECKENTHAL—“Kate , Katydid . “Krate . Activities: Marching and Concert Band 10. II. 12; Outdoors Unlimited 10; Medical Careers Club 10; Chorus 10, 11; Yearbook Editor 12; F.F.A. 12; Drama Club 10. Future Plans: Go to college, eventually earn Ph. D.. Become a cultural anthropologist Will miss most after graduation: George and Mike. CHARLES BERGER KEITH ANDREW BERGMANN Ice . Activities: Football 10, II, 12. Future Plans: Go to college and play football there hopefully. Will miss most after graduation: Mr Kerr KENNETH W BITTNER Ken . Activities: Outdoors Unlimited 12; Spanish Club 10, 12; German Club 12; Yearbook Staff 12: Ski Club II. 12; Transccndcr Staff 10. Future Plans: Go to Mansfield Stale College and major in psychology, then graduate school. Will miss most after graduation: Class of 1980. JEAN M BLANCHE Happy Feet , Scolio No 3 , Jean-Jean . Activities: Football Mgr. 10, II; Baseball Mgr. 10; Y'earbook editor II. 12; Student Council 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Spanish Club Treasurer 10; C.O.E. 12. Future Plans: Work, college for accounting, travel and tourism Be with someone very special. Will miss most after graduation: My friends. Mr Booster. THERESA BOCKMAN “Bocky . Terri Acitivities: Field Hockey II. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Softball 10. II; Key Club 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Senior Class Vice President. Future Plans: College for physical therapy, marriage. Will miss most after graduation: Dawn Oostdyk DONNA LEE BODINE—“Bowcy”, “Bo . Bodi” Activities: Field Hockev 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. II. 12; Golf 10; Softball II. 12; Key Club 11. 12. Future Plans: College BARBARA ELLEN BOOTH— Barb , “Pudd Activities: Band 10. Future Plans: Marriage, move to Florida, go to college, in that order. Will miss most after graduation: “Pooh Bear Barnes. BARBARA ANN BOWEN “Barb- Activities: Marching Band 10. II. 12; Concert Band 10. 11. 12: Stage Band 12; A.F.S. 10. II. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Future Plans: College to become a lawyer. Have a lot of fun and be with my friends. Will miss most after graduation: Karen Kearns. Stacey Snyder. Jim Stan and Joanne Engelhard!. DANIEL BRACEY JUNE MARIE BREWSTER Prune , “J. B ”. “Big J Activities: Spanish Club 10. II; Recording Secretary 10. II, 12; Wilderness Experience 12. Future Plans: Art school to study interior design, career, marriage—later! Will miss most after graduation: My close friends, everyone. DOUGLAS BRIEDE JAMES J BRYAN— Jim- Future Plans: Firefighting. PATTY BRYAN “Fly . “Flatty Activities: Band 10. II; Softball 10. II; Spanish Club 10. Future Plans: Get a good business job that pays a lot. and party with all my friends. SANDRA D BUNTING Sandy . “Clem , Happy Feet No. I . Future Plans: Become secretary, and in the future, get married. Will miss most after graduation: The whole class of 1980. CYNTHIA BURD “Birdie Activities. Baton Twirling 10. II. 12; Outdoors Unlimited II; Key Club 12; Christmas Dance Decorating Committee 12. Future Plans: College for physical therapy or special education. Will miss most after graduation: Andy. Chris. JESSE BUSH JOE CABONE K-Bone Activities: Football 10; Baseball 10. II. Future Plans: Strive towards a career in aviation. Will miss most after graduation: School altogether. WILLIAM CANDLER PATRICIA ANN CANINA—“Trish , “Fuzzy . Activities: Softball 10; Yearbook Staff 10; Chorus 10. II. 12; Drama Club 10. 12; Medical Careers Club 10. Future Plans: College for Physician's Assistant, get married, take each day as it comes. ALISON J CANNITO— Al”. Activities: Transcender Staff 11; German Club 12; Chorus II. Future Plans: College to study psychology and journalism. KAREN CARMEN DANIEL CARMODY SHAWN CAVITCH Crash , “Granola Activities: Track and Field 10; Outdoors Unlimited 10; Ski Club 10. II. 12. Future Plans: College, travel. Will miss most after graduation: Class of '80 and C Lunch. BRIDGET CEDOLA SHERYL CHARLES— Sherry . Sher . Activities: Chorus 10. II; Medical Careers Club 10. II, 12; C.I.E. 12. Future Plans: Work, go on to nursing. DAVID SCOTT CHIU— Dave”. Chewy , “Quie . Activities: Wrestling 10, II, 12; Baseball 12. Future Plans: Attend college, get married, have my own business, have fun. WARD S. CONNOLLY—Activities: Outdoors Unlimited II, 12; Yearbook staff 12; Trans- cender staff 10, 11. 12. Future Plans: Success in all my future endeavors, reaching the impossible star, continuing to be myself. Will miss most after graduation: All the great friends that I've made at W.H.R.. including some terrific faculty members. ROSEMARIE COOK “Cookie . Buzz , Roe . “Mugsy . Activities: Student Council 10. II, 12; Yearbook staff II; Outdoors Unlimited II. Future Plans: Attend Empire Beauty School, then open my own shop. Marriage and 3 to 5 children. Will miss most after graduation: Lee Carmody. Dave Gorab. and Bob Mayberry in C Lunch. PATRICIA COOKE 182 PHILIP COULOMB CONNIE MARIE CORRELL •Grub . “Bad Knees . Pockets . Activities: Rifle Line 10. II. 12; Medical Careers Club 10. II, 12; Chorus 10. 12; Drama Club 10. Future Plans College or a nursing school to become an R N BETTY J CRAWFORD “Missy , “Mitty”. Activities Wilderness Experience 12. Future Plans Work; college to become an accountant Buy what I want and live it up. Will miss most after graduation: Almost everyone. LISA CULLEN TODD CHARLES DARKER— Digger . Activities Baseball 10. II. 12; Soccer II. 12; Ski Club II. 12; German Club 12. Future Plans: College WILLIAM DAVIE “Willie . Bill- Activities C.I.E. 12. Future Plans: College for business management, become plant manager of Oxwall Tool. WAYNE JOSEPH DAVIS- Goatman . “Un- cle Wayne . Chimpy . Activities Stage Band 10, II. 12; Marching Band 11. 12; Concert Band 12; Chorus 12; Transcender staff II; Technical staff 12. Future Plans Take life one day at a time. Will miss most after graduation: Uncle Bill” Sciplc. BETH DEBACCO WILLIAM DECKER LYDIA DE LOR EN ZO—“Zoobie , “Fly . “Lidudgc . Activities: Track 10; Outdoors Unlimited II; Student Council 12. Future Plans Art school, then be a famous artist in Paris. Will miss most after graduation: Bathroom crew , all Flys . Mr. Childs. Mr. Swinson, Mr. Fiore. Zoobies. LEONARD DELUCCA DAVE DEMYAN Victor . Activities: Wrestling 10. II; Soccer 12; Outdoors Unlimited 10. Future Plans. College. DEBORAH DITMARS -“Deb . “Doobie . Activities: Cross Country-Track 10; School play. Bye. Bye. Birdie 11; Chons 11; Medical Careers Club 10; I B. L A 12. Future Plans: Work for a year, then attend college. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Booth. RANDOLPH DITMARS MARTIN DMYTRIW MICHAEL PATRICK DOUGHERTY—“Cap- tain Mental . Colonel Korn . Activities: Track 10. II. 12; Football 10; Soccer 11; Band 12; Bye Bve Birdie 11; Technical Staff 12. Future Plans: U.S.N Fire Control Technician. Advanced electronics Held. Possibly Navy Academy. Will miss most after graduation: Mole. Gomer. Opie. BRIAN SCOTT DRENNON—“Tex . “Flex . Mean . Activities: Boys Track 10. II, 12; Outdoors Unlimited 12. Future Plans: Career in the Navy. Will miss most after graduation: Terry Keenan DOUGLAS WINFIELD DRENNON—“Mon- key . Doug . Activities: Outdoors Unlimited Club II. 12; Varsity Track and Field II, 12. Future Plans: Part time college student, or U.S. Navy. Will miss most after graduation Mr. Reish. Rich Rindos. Val Hoffman. STEPHEN DRENZEK WENDY DUCKWORTH “Fly . Flendy Activities: Band 10. II; Softball 10; Spanish Club 10. II. Future Plans: Parly with all my friends. ANDREW DUDIAK Andy . Activities: Baseball 10. II; Soccer II. 12; Key Club 10. II. 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Ski Club II. 12. Future Plans: Go to the University of Vermont and major in engineering and skiing. Will miss most after graduation: Class of 1980. MARK DURYEA Mouse Activities: Wrestling 10. II. 12. Future Plans. Find a good job, college. JOHN HENRY ECKEL John Henry . Eck . Piano . “Wack Activities: Football 10, II. 12; Golf 10. II. Future Plans Meet and shake hands with the ultimate quarterback Pat Haden of the Los Angeles Rams. Will miss most after graduation: David Gorab. ROBERT ECKHOLT ROBERT EDWARDS DONNA MARIE EICK—“Eickcr . “Eickie Activities: Home Room Representative 10; Softball statistician 10; Miss Football Candidate 12; Student Council 10. Future Plans: Travelling, maybe Florida afterwards. Will miss most after graduation: A few great friends! ANGEL EVERITT JOSEPH FARINO “Moto . Joezep Future Plans: Own my own business, get rich and build a large house with a lot of land. JOHN C. FERRY—“Vic . “Fohn , Clancy . Activities. Football 10, II. 12. Future Plans: Go to college. JENNIFER ANNE FICK—“Fickle . “Jenny . Activities: Basketball 10; German Club 10. II, 12; Powder Puff Football 12; Ski Club and Ski Trips 11. 12; Student Council 10. Future Plans: College, marriage, a family, and travel. Will miss most after graduation: All my friends, the Class of 1980. GERTRUDE FINKEN—“Glirt , Gcrt . Perky” Activities: Varsity Girls’ Track 10. 11. 12; Cross Country Statistician 10, II. 12; Boys' Basketball Stat. 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10. II. 12; Medical Careers Club 10. 11. 12; Key Club 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 10; F.T.A 10; Library Council 10; Chorus 10; Yearbook Staff II. Future Plans: Rutgers College, own my own business. Will miss most after graduation: Student Council’s Executive Board. MICHAEL HANAGISHI FINLEY— Activities: Cross Country 10. 11, 12; Track 10. II. 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Class Steering Committee II. 12; Student Council Representative 11; Student Council Treasurer 12; Chess Club II. 12; Debate Club Treasurer 10; Yearbook staff II; Yearbook Editor 12; Transcender Staff 10. II. 12; Spanish Club II. 12; Key Club II. 12; Wrestling manager 12. Future Plans: College. BETH A FISCHER Buffy Future Plans: Travel. Interior designing LYNN FLUCK KELLY S FORD Kel”. Activities: Photo Club 12. Future Plans: College to be an Art Major. Will miss most after graduation: Greg Jayne, and Terry Keenan. PEGGY LOUISE FOX—“Foxy . Activities: F.B.L.A. President 12; C.O.E. 12; Yearbook Business Staff II. 12. Future Plans. Secretarial school, get a good job. get married and have children. Will miss most after graduation: All of my friends. LARRY FREEMAN Free , “Frecmone . Activities Football 10. II. 12; Track 10. Future Plans: Air Force, college, live in the backwoods of Vermont or New Hampshire Will miss most after graduation: John Eckel and Anneliese Fritz. ANNELIESE FRITZ Annie . Lisa”. Activities Outdoors Unlimited 10: Track Statistician 10. 11. 12; Student Council Representative 10. II. 12. Future Plans: Go to college and become a Playboy Bunny Will miss most after graduation: Class of 1980. BILL FULLERTON—Future Plans Go to college, work, do as much as possible. Try to do a lot of things that thrill and not too many people do (jump out of a plane.) Will miss most after graduation: Class of 1980. DONNA GARCIA—“Freebird . “Spenthead . Future Plans: I plan to travel as much as I can to see if I can invest in something worthwhile. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Booth, and the class of 1980 “Freaks . MICHAEL H GARDNER- Skinny . “Zeke . Activities: Outdoors Unlimited 10; Photo Club 10; Baseball 12. Future Plans: Become a paramedic Will miss most after graduation: Miss Seip and Kate. RANDALL GARDNER Randy . “Ran Activities: Wilderness Experience 12. Future Plans: Look for Jeremiah Johnson, climb Mt. Everest. Enter the field of forestry and wildlife management. SHARON GARDNER LAURA GARUT1 ROBERT GIULIANO LISA ANN GRABENBAUER—“Grapey . Activities: Varsity hockey 10. 11. 12; Varsity Softball 10. II. 12; Basketball 10, 11. Future Plans. Attend college, major in computer science. Will miss most after graduation: Renald and Pit. R SCOTT GRAULE Activities: Photo Club 10. 11; Cross Country II; Key Club 10. 11. Future Plans: College, aviation technology, marriage, be happy. Will miss most after graduation: Mr Halmi. Mr. Sauck. Mr. Kellerman. 183 ROBERT GREGOIRE TODD ROBERT GRIFFITH Activities: Cross Country 12; Track 10; Ski Club 12; Key Club 10, II. 12; National Honor Society II, 12. Future Plans: Go to Penn State, major in prc-mcd. ski on the water ski team. Get as much out of life as possible. Will miss most after graduation: The class of 1980. KARL GROSS—“Comical Carl”, “Grossic”. Activities: Wilderness Experience 12. Future Plans: Saving myself for marriage, welding school, move to West Virginia. Will miss most after graduation: Randy Ditmars’ donuts. STEVE GROSSMANN—Future Plans: College. Will miss most after graduation: Certain People in the class of 1980. LOIS ANNE GU1DI-“Speedy Guidi” Activities: Varsity Cheering 10, II, 12. Future Plans: Attend college, a career in accounting, marriage, meeting many new people. Will miss most after graduation: Danny C. DIANE MARIE HALLER- Di Activities: Varsity Cheerleading 12; Track 10. 11, 12; Student Council 12; Outdoors Unlimited 10; F.B.L.A. Vice President 12; Wilderness Exper- ience 12; Ski Club 10. II. 12. Future Plans: Going on to college and living life to its fullest! Will miss most after graduation: The class of 1980. WESLEY E. HANN “Hooch . Activities: Varsity Baseball 10. II. 12. Future Plans: College, travel to the South. Will miss most after graduation: The lady that serves lunches. BRUCE HARRISON—Activities: Baseball 10. Future Plans: Carpentry work, truck driver. BRYAN HARRISON LORI J. HART—“Hart”, “Sylvia”. “Twiggy”. Activities: J.V. Cheerleader 11. Future Plans: Get a job and get married. JAMES HART MITCHELL HARVAT— Mitch”. Future Plans: Professional dirt track racer, motorcycle mechanic. GLORIA YVONNE HEMELESK1—“Glo”, Hemoglobin . “Hemmy”. Activities: Outdoors Unlimited II, 12. Future Plans: College, travel around the U.S., marriage, become successful. Will miss most after graduation: Laurie, Kathy and Sue. SUSAN C. HENNING—“Sue . Activities: National Honor Society II, 12; Library Council 11, 12; A.F.S. 10. II, 12; Chess Club 10; Drama Club Secretary 10; Junior Steering Committee 11; Homeroom Representa- tive 12. Future Plans: Major in political science in college and then go on to law school. MELANIE BETH HERITAGE—“Mel”. Activities: Volleyball Intramurals II; F.B.L.A. Treasurer 12. Future Plans. Teach tap dancing, being an employee for the Midlantic National Bank, get married, travel. KATHLEEN HERZOG ERIC HINELINE TIM HISSIM VALERIE ANN HOFFMAN Val” Activities: Medical Careers Club 10. II, 12; Library Council 12; Photo Club 10, II; Student Council 10. 12; Track Statistician 10. II. 12. Future Plans: Go to college, get married, and get rich. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Rcish. SUSAN HOTCHKIN -“Sue . Activities: A.F.S. Club 10; Steering Committee 10; Chorus II; Key Club 12; Library Council 12. Future Plans: College. Business Administration and management. Will miss most after graduation: My devoted accounting teacher. GREGORY HOWE DEBORAH ANN HUMMER—“Deb”, Debbie”. Activities: Softball 10, 11. 12; Medical Careers Club 10. 12; Volleyball Intramurals 10. II; Concert Band 10, II. 12; Marching Band 10. II. 12; County Band II. 12. Future Plans: College to become a medical laboratory technician. ANDREW FRANK HUMPHREYS—“J.D.”. Brandy . Activities: Baseball 10, II; German Club 12. Future Plans: College. MELODY RENEE HUNTER “Mindy . Activities: Band 10. II. 12; Medical Careers Club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, II. Future Plans: Marriage, become a nurse. Someday move to Oregon or some North West state, or move to Bonnie's Commune in Colorado. DAVID HYDE JAIME IPPOL1TO—Future Plans: Get rich. GREGORY ELLIS JAYNE “Greg , “Jice”. Activities: Student Council 10; Soccer 12; Chorus 12. Future Plans: Attend College for commercial art. find a job and be human. Will miss most after graduation: “Squig . CHARLES E. JENKINS—“Charlie . “Chas , “Tuna . Activities. Baseball 10, II, 12. Future Plans: College, then go to work. THOMAS JENNINGS— Stu-nod Jr. Activities: Wilderness Experience 12; Student Council 11. Future Plans: College or Navy. Study Drafting. DARREN JOHNSON CONNIE JOHNSTON DAVID JONES ROBIN LYNN JONES—“Ribbic . Kiddo”. Activities: Yearbook staff 10. Future Plans: To live life to its fullest and make the most out of every day. I hope to someday have a career. NANCY KAFARSKI—“Nanc”. “Farskc . Activities: Field Hockey 10. 11, 12; Key Club II. 12; Junior Class Steering Committee II; Track 10; German Club 12. Future Plans: Graduate from Katherine Gibbs with high honors, remember my friends here, keep in touch with them, and occasionally come back for a visit. Will miss most after graduation: My favorite friends and special people who have made my years at W.H.R. super KIM KANTZ GEORGE KAPRAL CAROLYNN MARIE KARCHER Bogart”, Lynn . “Sourball Kid”. Activities: Medical Careers Club 12. Future Plans: Move to Italy for a year, come back and go to County College, start a business, get married. KAREN ELAINE KEARNS Kcarnsic” Activities: Marching Band 10. II. 12; Outdoors Unlimited 10; Concert Band 10. II. 12; Stage Band II. 12; A.F.S. 12; Drum Majorette 12. Future Plans: College, become a medical assistant or a physical therapist. Get the most out of what life has to offer. Be happy. Will miss most after graduation Barbara Bowen. Joanne Engelhard!. Jim Stano and Stacey Snyder. TERRY J KEENAN—'“T.K , “Tcrroon” Activities: Soccer II. 12. Future Plans: College, become a famous cartoonist and a millionaire, go to Hawaii to skateboard and surf. Will miss most after graduation: T. Q. and the Rad Skaters. JOHN KEGGAN Butch . Curly”. Activities Track 10; Baseball 10. Future Plans: I want to own my own gas station. ROBERT W KERR JR Beak . Activities: Photo Club 10. 11; Yearbook staff 10. II. Future Plans: Go to photography school for two years and become a fashion photographer. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Nace. PATRICIA KINNEY RANDY KLIMKO CHARLES KOCH DONNA KONYOK THOMAS F. KUNKEL —“Kunk Future Plans: Continue working at Mansfield Shop-Rite, someday become a manager. TOM LANDSBERGEN Activities: Varsity Soccer II, 12. Future Plans: Attend a four year college. MICHAEL BRUCE LANGE—“Mike”. “Twang . Activities: Key Club II. 12; Soccer II. Future Plans: Pilot. College, travel a lot. Will miss most after graduation: Class of 1980 and one special junior. YVONNE M. LEBIHAN—Activities: J.V. Cheerleader 10; J.V. Captain 11; Varsity Cheerleader Captain 12. Future Plans: College for forestry and geology. After college, time to be me before I get married and start a family. Will miss most after graduation: My friends. DAVID WAYNE LINDABERRY “Dave . Activities: Class representative II; Steering committee 10; Library Council 12; Transccnder staff 10. Future Plans: Work, become an author. Will miss most after graduation: All the people I know, and in the grades beneath myself. DANIEL LOUGHRY MARK LUNGER SUSAN MACHADO TRUDY LYNN MAGINNIS—“Gurt”, “Gurt trud”. “Shorty . 184 Activities: F.B.L.A. 12. Future Plans: To become a preschool teacher or maybe a nursery teacher, or possibly secretarial work. Will miss most after graduation: Doralec. Lynn P.. Jamie R . Mike B . Mike O. KARfcN MAGUIRL Kavie , “Kaveman”. k Future Plans. Go to college to become a photographer, and travel. Will miss most after graduation: Everybody. KELLY J MAHONEY “Smcllie . “Honey Fly . Activities C hecrlcading 10: Outdoors Unlimited 10. Steering Committee 10. 11; Wilderness Experience 12. Future Plans: Go to night-school for dentistry, and live one day at a time while striving for happiness. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Childs. Mr. Albrecht, and the “Flys” in the bathroom. CAROL ANN MAJOR “Big Bagunda”, “Major Minor . Activities: Basketball 12; Library Council 10. 12; Softball 10. II. Future Plans Attend college for data programming. Will miss most after graduation: Many people. NANCY MALARET—“Mally . Mala”. Bones”. “Mouth”. Activities: Softball II. 12. Future Plans: Become a high fashion model; go to college for fashion merchandising; after success I’d like to settle down and get married Will miss most after graduation: Dan Bracey. DIANE M MANNON—“Dee” Beloc”, Mannon Activities: Girls Field Hockey 10; Interact Club 11; Softball 10. II. 12; Basketball 10. II, 12. Future Plans: College, travel and see the world; try everything I haven't done before; just have fun and live. Will miss most after graduation: All my friends. STEVE MARKLE Mcrk . “Sparky . Steve”. “Stevie Activities: Soccer 12. Future Plans: Going to Broadcasting School. Will miss most after graduation: Teri Ryno. DIANE MARSHALL KATHLEEN MARTIN—“Kathy . Activities Outdoors Unlimited 12. Future Plans: College; then on to bigger and better things. TINA LOUISE MARVIN—“WWFTF” (Warm White Frosted Tuna Fuzzy). Activities: Track 10; Student Council 12. Future Plans: Finish beauty school, go to Georgia; and start my career as a beautician. Will miss most after graduation: Everybody, especially Scott O’Brien. BONNIE McCLOSKEY- Breachtard”. “Bruce . Activities: German Club II; Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 10 12; Chorus 10. II. Future Plans: To become a veterinary technician in a highly established veterinary clinic; own a homestead in Georgia; own a mountain in Colorado and start a commune. Will miss most after graduation: Our illustrious faculty and administration. DONNA LYNN McGUIRE—“Mickey . “Don” Activities: Yearbook staff 12. Future Plans: To travel to a lot of neat places, especially Hawaii; to become a secretary; eventually get married and have children. Will miss most after graduation: The class of 1980 and all my other friends. DOUGLAS McLATCHIE DAN McMEKIN “G.I. Joe”. Future Plans: College; major in electronics engineering; Will miss most after graduation: Almost everyone. KELLY LYNN McNEIl McNickel Activities: Flag Twirlcr 10. II. 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Christmas Dance Decorating Committee 12. Future Plans: College; architecture; be happy. Will miss most after graduation: Swing Flag Squad. KELLY MARIE McNULTY—“Leggs”, Boze”. Bean”. “Hey you!” Activities: Varsity Basketball 10. II; Outdoors Unlimited II, 12; Photo Club 12; A.F.S. 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society II. 12. Future Plans. College; leave Washington; make lots of money; and marry a tall handsome guy. Will miss most after graduation: The class of 1980. MICHAEL MECSEY MELINDA MENSCHENFREUND Mel”. Max”. Activities: Twirling 10. II. 12; Key Club II. 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Outdoors Unlimited II. Future Plans: Go to college for commercial art; become successful; and always be happy. Will miss most after graduation: All of my close friends who made the years at W.H.R. Special ones. GERHART MEYER DEBORAH S. MIDDAUGH—“Middcy”. Doobic . Squirt”. Activities: F.B.L.A. 12; COE. 12. Future Plans: Travel; go into some kind of business; maybe even own my own business someday. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Tosto and all my friends. PAMELA MILLER BRUCE MINN1CK DOROTHY MUNCEY ALICE JAYNE OAKES-”Al”. Oaksey”, “Oak Tree . OJ”. Activities: Band Front 10, II; F.B.L.A. 12; C.O.E. 12; Wilderness Experience 12. Future Plans Travel; work; move from Washington. Will miss most after graduation: All my friends. DAWN AIMEE OOSTDYK—“Arlette , “Odie”. Activities: Field Hockey 10, 11. 12; Class Treasurer II. 12; A.F.S. 10. II. 12; German Club 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Key Club 11; Track 10. Future Plans: College: serve God in a way He can use me. Will miss most after graduation: Kelly McNeil. KARL E. ORLOFSKI—“Ears . Future Plans: Go to an engineering college. JEFF PAL1SCAK—Activities: Baseball 10. 11. 12; Football 12; Key Club 11. 12. Future Plans: College for business management; maybe play some baseball. CHRISTOPHER MARK PA NTUSO— Chris'.' Tus”. “Vito”. Activities: Key Club II. 12; National Honor Society II. 12; Basketball 10, II. 12; Football 10. II. 12. Future Plans: College; play football; major in business administration; become some type of salesman and be rich and happy. Will miss most after graduation: John Ferry. CINDY PAVILONIS—“Pav Future Plans: Become a millionairess, own a mansion and a yacht; also become a famous painter in Paris, with Lyd. Will miss most after graduation The bathroom crew, some of the class of 1981 and 1982. REGINA PENE Activities: Softball 10; Chor- us 10. II. Future Plans: Getting a part-time job. having a wonderful summer all year round. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Fcrrazzano. RENAY PENE— “Rin-Rin”, “Lazy be”. Activities. Chorus 10, II. Future Plans: Getting married in three years, working; having a wonderful summer all year round. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Fcrrazzano. LAURIE ANN PETERSON—“Pete”. “Petie”. Rainbow . Activities: Wilderness Experience 12; Outdoors Unlimited 10. II. 12; Softball 12; Library Council 12; Chorus 10; German Club 12; Yearbook Staff 12. Future Plans: Go to Colorado; see John Denver; college to major in forestry and minor in Phys. Ed.; Hike the Appalachian Trail from Maine to Georgia. Will miss most after graduation: The “Cheap Thrills expert Mr. Childs, and Mr. Reish. ROBERT PETTINARI—“Pet”. “Arm . Future Plans. College for 2 years; move out West. Will miss most after graduation: Sophomore and junior girls. LAURA ANNE PONSINI—“Pope . Activities: Chorus 10. 11. 12; Drama Club 10. 12; Band 10. 11. 12; Student Council 12. Future Plans: College to become a music teacher; sing and act. ROBIN POST Poster Activities: Outdoors Unlimited 10; Track 10. Future Plans: To finish school, go to college and get married; build our own home. Will miss most after graduation: Class of 1980. LAINE L RATSEP “Laynie”. Activities. Drama Club 10. 12; National Honor Society 12; Bye Bye Birdie II; Library Council 10. Track Statistician 10. II. 12; Marching Band 10. II. 12; Concert Band 10. II. 12; Stage Band 10. II. 12; County Band 10. II. 12; Brass Ensemble 11. Future Plans: College; career, eventually marriage. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Seiple and the Band. ANTHONY PASQUINI Tony . Activities: Baseball 10, II. 12; Soccer II. 12. Future Plans: College for psychology. DONNA PERKINS JAMES PESCHEL THOMAS MICHAEL QUINN Tom”. Activities: Golf Team 10, II, 12; J.V. Basketball II. Future Plans: College for business administration. CHARLES READ GARY READ—“Unk . “Punkle . Activities: Baseball 10, 11. 12. Future Plans: Enjoy togetherness. RICH REMIG Rodrique . “Dick Activities: Basketball 10, 12; Wilderness Experience 12. Future Plans: College to major in computers; party; and get married. Will miss most after graduation: Miss Sue Seip. JAMES D RICE “Puff. Activities: Outdoors Unlimited 12. Future Plans: Major in a medical-related field. DONNA MARIE RICHLINF Activities Marching Band 10; Band Front (High Silks) II. Future Plans: Attend Empire Beauty School to become a beautician. RICHARD R1NDOS “Rich Activities: Outdoors Unlimited II. 12; Yearbook Editor 12; Transcender Staff 12. Future Plans: College to major in English, for secondary education; keep active and enjoy my future. Will miss most after graduation: The class of 1980. the faculty at W.H.R.. and our “social group of Mr. Stcrlachini’s sixth period history class. PAUL RINEHART PAMELA MAE ROBBINS—“Pam Activities: Marching Band 10, II. 12; Concert Band 10. II, 12; Spanish Club 10; Softball Team 10. II; National Honor Society II. 12. Future Plans: Attend Millersville State College and study for Elementary Education; 1 plan to teach kindergarten through third grade after I graduate. DENISE MARIE ROGERS “Denny , Ncice . Dcnz . Activities: Varsity Track 10. 11; Cheerleading 11; Outdoors Unlimited 10. 11; Varsity Football Statistician 10, II. Future Plans: To become a fashion merchandiser. Will miss most after graduation: The Class of 1980, and a few underclassmen. PATRICIA L. ROMA—“Pat”, “Pooper”. “Patty Win” Activities. Outdoors Unlimited 11; Yearbook staff 11. Future Plans: College for accounting; marriage. Will miss most after graduation: La La. (Lee C.). C Lunch. MICHELE ROSSIGNOL JACQUELINE CLAIRE ROWE—“Jackie . “J.C. . Activities: Marching Band 10. 11, 12; Concert Band 10. II, 12; County Band II, 12; Spanish Club 10; Student Council II. Future Plans: Go to college for secondary mathematics education. CONSTANCE M ROY— Creature , “Komi-Konnic . Activities: Track 10; Transcender staff 10; Entity Editor 10; Yearbook Editor 11. 12. Future Plans: College in the midwest and eventually law school; travel and to settle down in Canada. Will miss most after graduation: W.H.R.’s forest gnome. DARLA JEAN RUDY—Activities: Colorguard 10; Ski Club 12. Future Plans: Go to college for dental assistant; marriage. 186 SCOTT RUSH—Activities: F.F.A. 10. II. 12. TONY RUSH TER I RYNO “Ryno . Future Plans: Nursing: maybe go to college. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Booth and some of the class of 1980. PATRICIA BETH SALAMONE Patty Activities: J.V. Field Hockey 10, II; Varsity Field Hockey 12; Varsity Track 10. II. 12; Concert Band 10; Outdoors Unlimited II. 12. Future Plans: College to become an R.N.. with a B.S. in nursing. Will miss most after graduation: Lori Smith. KELLY LEE SALDINO “Kell . “Buzz Activities: “You’re a Good Man. Charlie Brown . Stage crew 12. Future Plans: Find someone to keep me happy; put my poems to good use and get them published; keep in touch with my buddy Michele, and try not to let life get me down; to keep on smiling. Will miss most after graduation Mr. Tosto. Mr. Reish. Connie Roy. ROSITA SANTIAGO—“Rosa . “Zita . “Shor- ty , “Rosita . Activities: Girls Basketball 10. 11. 12; A.F.S. Recording Secretary 12; Senior Class Represen- tative 12; Powder Puff Football Captain 12. Future Plans: College; a good job; travel. KATHY ANN SANTINI—“Kate , “Kath . “Santini”. Activities: A.I.F.S. 10. Future Plans: Hit the lottery; cosmetology school to open my own beauty shop; marriage and live happily ever after. SUSAN ANN SBRISCIA— Meatball . “Subic , “Sbrish”. Activities: Steering Committee 10, II; C.l.E. 12. Future Plans: Go to beauty school; get married and have kids; own a horse ranch. Will miss most after graduation: Mr Tosto, and John Ferry, whom I care a lot about. JOANNE SCHAEFER SCOTT SCHLOMER MILENE MARIE SCHOTT- “Schotsy , “007 . Activities. Hockey Manager 10; Interact Club 10. II; Basketball 10, 11. 12; Softball 10. II; Key Club 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; German Club 12. Future Plans: College. DIANE SETT1NARI LISA ANN SHOTWELL—“Lee . “Shotwello , Shotput . • Activities: Yearbook staff II, 12; Steering Committee 10, II; Senior Class Corresponding Secretary 12; Key Club 11, 12; Football manager 10, 11, 12; Baseball statistician and manager 10. 11, 12: Student Council Advisory Chairman 12; Powder Puff Football 12; German Club 12. Future Plans: College, to major in computers; live on a ranch in Wyoming; raise a family and horses; ski. Will miss most after graduation: Squirm. Class of 1980, Football and Baseball teams. LORI SHOTWELL—“Lor . Activities: Softball 10; Ski Club 12. Future Plans: Go to college for fashion design. ROBERT SHOTWELL KEVIN SIEDT “Sect Activities: Basketball 10, 12. Future Plans: College; go into radio; have a good life. Will miss most after graduation: Class of 1980 a few. CHARLES R. SIGLER “Jeorge Homer Davis With A J . Chuck . Air Head . Chuckles . Future Plans: College; a good job; marriage; twin girls. Will miss most after graduation: Miss Petrignani. ELLEN JEAN SIGLER “Siggy ”. Elvin Activities: Student Council 10. II; Flag Twirlcr 10. 12; Drum Majorette II; National Honor Society II, 12; A.F.S. Club 12; German Club 12; Christmas Dance Decorating Committee 12. Future Plans: College; become a physical therapist; be happy. Will miss most after graduation: Scott. KEVIN J S1GMAN—“Sig , Siggy . “Z'ggy ’- Activities: F.F.A. II; C.l.E. 12. Future Plans: Work, build home; and have family. Will miss most after graduation Miss Petrignani and the class of 1980. DEREK SIMPKINS TRACY L. SINK BEIL—“Trace . Activities: National Honor Society 11. 12; Yearbook staff 11; Yearbook Editor 12; A.F.S. 10. II; Ski Club 10, II. 12; Class Steering Committee 10, 12; Soccer Statistician II, 12; Track Statistician II, 12; Photo Club 12; Outdoors Unlimited 11. 12. Future Plans: College: law school; backpack across Europe; live in Canada. CHRIS SMITH JEFFREY M. SMITH “Jeff. Smitty . Activities Wrestling 10; F.F.A. 10. Future Plans: Junior College; work Smith Motor Company. LORI-RAE SMITH “Smitty . “Lor . Activities: Softball 10. II, 12; Christmas Dance Decorating Committee 12; Powder Puff Football Game 12; Steering Committee 10. Future Plans Become a legal secretary; get married, and have a family. TIMOTHY R SMITH “Chip”. Future Plans: Go to College. CHRISTOPHER THOMAS SPATZ— Pugsley . Activities: Varsity Cross Country and Track 10. 11. 12; Transcender staff 11; Outdoors Unlimited 10. 11. 12; Junior Class Steering Committee II; Key Club II. 12; Ski Club 12. Future Plans: Discover Crazy Horse’s Grave. Will miss most after graduation: Mary Roma and John C. Gibson. STEPHEN SPEIRS CHARLES FPOHN LYNN MARIE STECKEL “Stick”. Activities: Basketball II, 12; Softball 10. II, 12. Future Plans: College. TAMMY L. STECKER “Tam”. “Steck . Activities: Band Front Twirlcr 10. Future Plans: Go to beauty school; work; get married and enjoy life with my “hubby ! Will miss most after graduation: Class of 1980 -especially “Mouse . DONNA ELAINE STENGER “Desi”. Pan- da”. Dear . Activities: German Club 12; Spanish Club II, 12; Drama Club 12; Bye Bye Birdie 11; A.F.S. 10. 11. 12; You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown 12. Future Plans: College; get married and have kids; become famous; but through everything I want to follow my Lord God in whatever I do. CYNTHIA STIRES GLENN STOUT ROBIN STREISGUTH -Robbie”. “Bubble Brains”. Space Head”. Activities V.I.C.A. 12. Future Plans Business school. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Tosto. WESLEY SUYDAM Fleistcr”. George”. Activities V.I.C.A. 12. Future Plans Become an auto mechanic and race stock cars; maybe become a store manager. W'ill miss most after graduation: Mr. Griffin. CHRISTOPHER SWANSON Activities: Chorus II. 12; Band II. 12; Field Director 12; Bye Bye Birdie II; Drama Club 12. Future Plans: College. Will miss most after graduation: The class of 1980. DAVID R SWAYZE The Swayz! Activities: Library Council 10. II. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12. Future Plans: Enter the medical field, probably in research Will miss most after graduation. The entire faculty. PAUL SWEETMAN-Activities: Soccer 11,12; Track and Field II. 12. Future Plans: To become a machinist. SUSAN JANET SWENSON— Sue”. Activities Drill Team 10. II. 12; Homeroom Representative 10; Key Club II. 12; Yearbook Staff 10; National Honor Society II. 12; Christmas Dance Decorating Committee 12. Future Plans: College; travel. Will miss most after graduation: Jean Varga. LORI ANN SWETNAM Swet . Spinner Space Ace . Activities: Basketball 10. 11, 12; Soccer Statistician 10. II. 12; Track 10. Future Plans: Business School; get a good job. Will miss most after graduation: Class of 1980 and friends. ALISON G. SYLVESTER— Al . Activities: Varsity Cheerleading 10, II, 12; Key Club II. 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Wilderness Experience 12. Future Plans: Business school; stewardess; move away. Will miss most after graduation: Class of 1980. AMY SYLVESTER- Chester”. Activities: Field Hockey 10, II, 12; Key Club 10, II. 12; Softball 10. 11. Future Plans: College to become a physical therapist, marriage someday . . . hopefully to a successful accountant. Will miss most after graduation: Davey. VIRGINIA TEMPLETON “Ginny” Activities: Basketball 10; Softball 10. Future Plans: Teach primary students. CHRISTY ANNE THOMPSON “Chrissy . Chris , “Shorty , Thomps . Activities: Field Hockey 10. II. 12; Softball 10. II, 12; Outdoors Unlimited 10, 11, 12; Basketball Statistician II, 12. Future Plans: College for nursing; marry a rich man and have a lot of kids; go to Hawaii, Virgin Islands, Mexico and Jamaica. Will miss most after graduation: All of my friends. Mr. Tosto, Mr. Reish. and Mr. Childs LORI TOOLE JENNIFER KELLY TURNBULL Jen”, Jenny , Gene Activities: Color Guard 10; Silk Line II, 12; Spanish Club 10; Outdoors Unlimited 10, II; Drama Club II. 12; W'ildemess Experience 12. Future Plans: Go camping over the summer, attend college; raise animals. Will miss most after graduation: Lawrence R. LISA ANN VANDERHOOF Activities: Li- brary Council 10. 12. Future Plans: Get a job that I enjoy; and be rich in happiness, health and wealth. Will miss most after graduation: My friends who I won't see much after graduation. ROBERT VANNESS WILLIAM VANVELDHUISEN TERRY DARRNELLE WALLS— T.W , Ter”. Activities: Student Council 10, II, 12; Home- room Representative 10. II, 12; Football 10, II. 12; Track 10. II. 12. Future Plans: Attend college to further and expand my education and mind. Will miss most after graduation: The whole class of 1980. JOANNE WARFEL TAMARA LEE WARNE Tammy”. Activities: A.F.S. 10; Spanish Club 10. II. 12; Volleyball Intramurals II. Future Plans: To attend college for marine biology. Will miss most after graduation: Linda Winch. CHRISTINE WEBER FLOYD S. WERNER JR — Rap”. Pretty Boy , Flash . Activities: Photo Club 10. II, 12; J.V. Baseball 10; Outdoors Unlimited 10. 11. Future Plans: Go to California; join the Army; get married; have kids. Will miss most after graduation: everybody. MARY ALICE WESTER- Mona”. Bud”. Sis”. Activities: F.F.A. 10. II. 12; Chorus 10. Future Plans: To work at Coca-Cola and then go to beautician school. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Rupell. KATHY WESTON GEORGE ALFORD WHITE III—“Gige . Fish”. Activities: Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Drum Captain 12; Stage Band 10, II, 12; Concert Band 10. II, 12; Outdoors Unlimited 10, 11; Bye Bye Birdie II; You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown 12. Future Plans: College to major in fish. game, and wildlife management; settle down in the woods and just enjoy life. DONALD WHITMORE ROBERT WILLEVER JAMES WILLIAMS LINDA M WINCH Activities: A.F.S. Club 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Volleyball Intramurals 11. Future Plans: Seeking a career in computer programming; later settling down to a married life and a home of my own. MICKEY WINKLER CATHY B WOERNER—Activities: Track Statistician 10; Outdoors Unlimited 10; Soccer statistician II. Ski Club II; Vermont Ski Trip 12; Outdoors Ski Trips 12; Soccer statistician 12. Future Plans: Go to college; major in accounting; travel; go skiing. Will miss most after graduation: All of my friends. HEATHER ADELE WOLLMAN Activities: Rifle Line 10. II. 12; Outdoors Unlimited 10. 11; Spanish Club 10. II. Future Plans: Attend College to become a physical therapist; travel; eventually marry and start a family. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Ciofalo and friends. JEFF WOODBURY PETER WORONOWICZ JACQUELINE A WYKER Bert . Wacky . Jake . Activities: Band Front 10, II; Color Guard Captain 11. Future Plans: Business College; become a secretary; get married and have a small family. Will miss most after graduation: All my friends and Mr. Childs. JEFFERY WYKER ANTHONY YAPAOLO— Yap . Yapollo , Ant . Future Plans: Get rich. Will miss most after graduation: The class of 1980. HEDY DAWN ZASLOW—Activities: Honor Roll 10. 11. 12. Future Plans: Attend college to receive my Ph. D. in clinical psychology; someday I hope to be called Dr. Hedy Zaslow. MICHAEL ZERRES— Mike- Activities: Varsity Basketball 12; Varsity Baseball 12. Future Plans: To sec the Knack in concert, and to get away from the snow and live in the Bahamas. Will miss most after graduation: The class of 1980. DEBORAH ANN ZIMMERMAN-“Bud”. “Zimmie”, Fuzz , Deb”. Activities: Chorus 10. Future Plans: Go to beautician school and take up secretarial work. Will miss most after graduation: Wendy Spinks. 187 Sponsors A. U. BERTLAND, M.D. P.O. Box 48 Washington, NJ 07882 ELASTIMOLD DIVISION Esna Park Newburgh Road Hackettstown, NJ 07840 BOWERS, SCHUMANN WELCH Route 31 North Washington, NJ 07882 DR. HAROLD R. BLOOM 5 West Washington Ave. Washington, NJ 07882 689-0671 FIRST NATIONAL STATE BANK OF NORTHWEST JERSEY Rt. 10 South Street Succasunna, NJ 07876 FORD FURNITURE STORES 37 E. 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PA 18042 CITIZEN BANK Broadway Office Route 57 Broadway, NJ 08808 THE COBBERY UPHOLSTERY SHOP R.D. No. 1 Rt. 57 West Washington, NJ 07882 THE CUTTING ROOM 4 Star Plaza Washington, NJ 07882 DEVOE FUNERAL SERVICES 136 W. Washington Avenue Washington, NJ 07882 DURYEA SERVICE CENTER State Highway No. 31 Washington, NJ 07882 HOWARD L. EHRLICH 7 Broad Street Washington, NJ 07882 FLIEGAUF JEWELERS 17 East Washington Avenue Washington, NJ 07882 MRS. HARRIET B. FORD Route 4 Box 185 Washington, NJ 07882 FRANK S AMOCO SERVICE Changewatcr Road Changewater, NJ 07882 DR MRS. WILLIAM R GRIFFITH Jonestown Road Oxford. NJ 07863 HICK'S PRINTING COMPANY 37-39 Belvidere Avenue Washington. NJ 07882 JOSEPH G. HODAKOWSKI Certified Public Assistant P.O. Box 191 Washington, NJ 07882 HORN'S FASHIONS INC. T-A Cohen's of Washington 349 North Hampton Street Easton. PA 18042 JOHNSON'S BEVERAGE STORE 89 Route 57 Hackettstown, NJ 07840 KAY’S BEAUTY J900K P.O. Bldg. Changewater. 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Abel Acts—2:17 10 21 Adam A Cathy Theresa Tiger Adams Mr. Mrs. Harvey Adams and family Mr A Mrs. F. Adamczyk AFS is Better Lisa-Tiger Aitken Jeannette Akcrman Alan A Helen Wanda Aldmger Mr A Mrs Arthur L Alexander AII I need is Love A Happiness in 80 Gtnny Wagner A Allen Nancy and Charles Aimer Duane Alpaugh Family Mr. Mrs. Alvah DeVatt A Jason Amy A Joe John Anderson Angela A Butch -1980 Sue A Nick Angelozzi Anonymous Ann A Dan Mr Annunziata Anywhere else but Oxford Ray Aquino Vicky Michael Ashman Ashman s Auto Body Mr. Mrs. B. 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Beck Sandy Beck George Beckenthal 82 Becky Clarence W Beegle The Bees Linda D Belesc Mildred Belkey Diana Bell Donna Bell Ralph A Burdcan Bell Mr A Mrs. Joseph Berezansky Keith Bergmann Fran Berry Best wishes from Dave A Margo Best wishes for the future Best wishes from Pitch and Smokey Bear Beware of Cindy A Porkbutt of '81 Frances Beyer B H.S SHELL TRIUMPH The Bielski Family Chris Bimbo Lisa Binder Alice Bingert Bird The Birds Mr. A Mrs. Bisson Tammy Black Mrs. Black Boosters Lisa Black Marion Blame Bobby A Lynn Donald Bodinc Edna Bodinc Thomas Bodinc Ronald Bodinc Jim A Jeff Boimer Bonnie A Curt Boomer and Juicer Debbie Booth Bowcy Daniel Brandt The Brauns Mrs Braun Breeder 79 Brenda A Brian 79- 80 Matt A Tracey Blanche Bill, Linda A Jessica Breslin W Bretschneider William A Rose Brewster Mr. Mrs. F. E. Brewster Mr A Mrs John Breslin Brez 81 Mr Charles Brill Jodie A Dej Brill Ed A Jodie Brill Al A Sally Brong Mr A Mrs. Michael Brott Grace M. Brown Tiny A Harold Brown Mr and Mrs. James Browne Doris and Bud Brugman Mr A Mrs. A. Brunner Bob and Kathy Bujnowski Mr Charles Brill II Mr. Mrs. Robert Bromley Bronco Cowboy Len and Mae Brown Dale Bulmcr Howard A Nellie Bulmer bunky-wunky Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bunting Mrs. Deborah Bunting Robbie Bunting Jr. Keith C. Bunting Rob Bunting Linda H. Bunting Myrtle Burd Mr. A Mrs. Alvin H. Burd Arty A Jackie Burd Douglas J. Burd Donald A. Burd A Family Debbie and Herbie Burd Mark C. Burd Michael V. Burger Mr. A Mrs. Herbert Burham Andy Burns Debra Bush Stanley Bush Franklin Bush Jesse Bush Debbie Bush Rosemary Bush Donna Bush Charles F. Bush Jr. Cheryl Bush Mr. A Mrs. Stanley Bush Sr. Kathy Bush Buzz A Zoobic Class of 80 Mr. A Mrs. Glenn Byerlcc Mane Byerlcc Boobs Balder son C Mr Mrs Thomas Cahill Laura Cannito Rose Cannito Mr. A Mrs. R. Cannito Mr. Mrs. T. Cannito Diane Cannito Carl A Elayn-T.F. Mr. A Mrs. Charles Cam Betty Carpenter J. Hill Carpentry Mr. A Mrs. R. Cariss Mr Mrs. Willard A. Carvatt All Cashiers At Shop-Rite Casper Mary Castcll Kelly Castell Judy Castell Dot Castner Buzz A Donna Castner Cathy A Adam Peter Ceccre Mr A Mrs. Howard Charles Charlie's Angels of '80 Chelsea Monya Chiniewicz Chrissi A Fred Vilma A Jim Christian Bill Christine Christy Chuck Chuck and Regina '78 A 79 Joe A Anna Ctcenia Mr A Mrs K Clark Class of “1979- Class of 1980 —The Best Class of '81' the best Class of 82 you ain’t seen nothin' yet Claton Family Clean up your room Tracy Mrs. Clements Mr A Mrs. F. R. Clifford Mr A Mrs R. Coble Dale A Janet Coleman Dave A Rose A Davie Collins Jr. Colorado Cuties The Colnlla’s Mr A Mrs W Corneau Compliments of Elmer Gesner. Realtor Warren A Carol Conroy Mr A Mrs George O. Cook. Jr. Joyce Cooper Bill Cooper Brenda Lee Cooper Edward Cooper. Sr. Edward Cooper. Jr. Esther Cooper Fran Cornwell C Cindy Corrall Country Hair Salon Cowboy Lover Craig A Pat Art Crowley Clayton Crawford. Jr. Chris loves Terry 1980 Mr A Mrs. Ray L. Crisman Sr. Mr Anthony Ciofalo Sam Crosby Anna B. Cupa Harry Cypere D Faye A Carl Danser Dante Family Dave A Lori Bonny A Don Davie Don Davie Davis Family Dec Davis Jodcc Davis Rich A Mary Davis Tom Davis Dawn. Sis, Cheryl, and Pici Mr. A Mrs. Dawson Debbie A Bob 79 Debbie Loves Barry Mr A Mrs. Dominick DeBenedetto Dee-n-Todd Frank A Joe DeFilippis Joe A Joy DeFilippis John A Denise DeFilippis Mr A Mrs R. DeFilippis Rosemary DeFilippis Valene DeFilippis Janet Dcgnan Mr. A Mrs. Albert De Lorenzo Gladys De Lorenzo Paul De Lorenzo Michael Dclpaiazzo Bobbi DeMtllio Shanna Dae Denkcr Mrs. Denise DePuy Mr. and Mrs. Detrick Deuteronomy -18:20 to 22 Mr A Mrs. Geary DeVries Mrs Margaret DeVnes Dexter Diane and Drew 77 Diane. Marvin. Donny. Eddie Doc and Riddcr The Dilly Deli Roger A Edna Disbrow John Ditmars Jeremy Dittmar Mr A Mrs. Richard Dittmar Rick A Ada Dittmar Gary Doerfer Don. Shelly, A Chad Donaldsons Dairy Farm Mr A Mrs. Lewis Donaldson Donna A Don Donna A John Donna A John Forever Donna A Tom Donnie and Yvonne 3-31-78 Doralcc and Bill Doug and Karyne 79-80 Bob Drabik Jamie and Janie M Drager Jarcod M Drager Lt. Cdm. A James M. Drager THE DRAIN Ernie Drake Theresa and David Drager Drew and Kathy “79 Betty Drummond Mr. A Mrs. Stephen Dubperncl! Duckey, Grapey. and Rossey Penny Dugan Mr Walter Dunlep Alison Dennis Duryea 1971 A 1970 Mr. A Mrs. D. Duryea Doug Duryea Mr A Mrs H Duryea Kimberly. Matthew, and Kelly Duryea Dusty and C. J. E Mr A Mrs. Charles Eagan Stella Eckhardt Mr. A Mrs. Anthony Edolo Dot Fichlin Frank and Dottic Edolo Kathy Edolo Mrs Josephine Edolo Marjorie Eick The Loving Memory of Chippy Eick Eiler Family Elko Family Neil. Gmny A Megan Elsasser James A. Emery Sr. Em-n-nz John Emr Mr A Mrs Dewey Engel Michael R. Entrot Mr A Mrs. G. Errickson Sr. Ernest Von Bing 76ers No. I Evo Ersalesi Joan Ersalesi Eddie Ersalesi Erszi A Ron Evelyn and Richard Elsie Eyer F Face Class of 81 Family Wulf Mindy Farber Mr A Mrs. Gene Farber A Family Mr. A Mrs. Robert Farina Donna Farino Schnetzer Farms Ed Brill Farms Hank Fentzlaff Dot A Barney FentziafT Fer-Nert-Ner-Whoopy Mr A Mrs C. Ferri 1980 Field Hockey ( 8I Seniors) 194 Field Hockey “79 15-3-3 Fiend I finally got out of W.H.—A O. Cathy Fink Dorothy E. Finken Russell H Finken Lucinda J Finken Mr A. Mrs R Fiore Jr. Mr A Mrs R Fiore Ralph Joan Fiore Anmta A Phil Fiore Paul Fiore Chris A Donna Fiore Carl Fischer III Dave Fisher Ray Fletcher Jeffrey Fordcr Diane Forini Mr A Mrs Mane Forini Frank Fox Michelle Fox Frank Loves Roberta 1980 Frankicee Fran tom Jamie. Butch. A Cookie Frasier Jimmy A Candy Frasier Leo A Virginia Frechette Fred A Karen 79-80 Freebird Class of 80 Freedom Oil Mr A Mrs Frenson A Friend Carl Frick A Friend From Roadway Millie Frint Frisky and Gary Courtney Michelle Fritts Class of 96” Marie Froehlich Mary Ellen Froehlich Ed Froehlich Mr. Fry George A Lin Focci Mr A Mrs William Fullerton Patrick Fullerton Melissa Fulpcr Harriet Fulpcr G Peter Gabriel is Great Warren Gabriel Debbie A Glen Gara Mr. A Mrs Raymond Gara The Garcand's Raul and Debbie Garcia Jr. Mr Bruce Gardner Mr A Mrs Darwin Gardner Mr Della Gardner Bill Garuti Mr A Mrs. Fred Gary Sr. Gary. Joann, A Jesica Gari-n-Tracy Gretchen A. Gawthrop Joan N Gawthrop Acky. Gayle. Scott. Micky Jan Gcbcrl Mr. A Mrs Joseph C Geeoe Mr. A Mrs. George German Mr A Mrv Michael Gesner Pansy Gesner Gertrude Ruth Veronica Marion Gibson John Gibson Sr. Adrienne Giordano Dolores F Giordano Michael R Giordano Robert M Giordano Robin Ann Gtoriando Mrs Sally Giorlando Katie Gibbs Girls Barb Gittins Dave A Edie Gittins Deb. Jeff. A Beth Gittins June A Lcn Gittins Eva Gladish Glenn A Jill Gloria and Kerin The Gloack family “Go Big Red G K Goble Sr Mr A Mrs. Donald God re a u Danny Golden Phyiiss Goldberg Kra Gometro Mike A Greta! Gometro Thomas J Gomolka Goni Good Luck in '80 -Laurie Good Luck Lon Good 1 uck Mickey Good Luck Tam—Love Mom A Dad Good Luck Tim Gram.—B Good Luck To All of You Good Luck to the class of “81 from the class of 76 Goon Squad Gordon-n Jill Bill A Sandy Goss R. Goulet The Grabenbaucr Family Jan Grabenbaucr Delores and Andy (irainda Gramma Belie Grammy and Poppy Hajdu Grand Mariner- -All the Way Grandma Graph it!? Canina Graph it Gert Helen Green” 81 (Green) '67 Mustang Greg-n-Cheryl Gnaoktti Flame Grieshabcr Charles Precious Gruvcr Mr A Mrs Conrad Gruver A Family Mr. A Mrs. Daniel Gruvcr G.T.T.H. Shelly A Nick Guarricllo Pat Gunick Frank J. A Lucy Ann Gustitus Tammy Gutjahr Terri L. Gyorfi Cathy Gyuricza George Gyuricza Mr A Mrs. Paul Gyuricza H Hackctlstown Community Hospital— Meals on Wheels Elizabeth C Hackman Paul Hagaman Agency Mr Harvey Hagedorn Gary Hager A Sharon Gardner Mr A Mrs Harold Hager Mr and Mrs William E. Haller The John Hamkn Family Chris A Bonnie Hamkr Kris Hammer Hildc Hanisch Kathleen Hann Mrs. Margaret Hann Happy Birthday Michael A Brian Harchar Thomas Hardiman Tom Hardiman Mr. A Mrs. Harrison Harvat Racing Team Mr A Mrs. Mike Halczenko Happy Feet 1980 Pete A Sharon Harper Robert A Karcy Harper Sherri A Jacki Harper The Harts Richard A Mary Harpster Mr. A Mrs. Alexander Hart Lori Hart Mr. A Mrs. Michael Hart Mr A Mrs. Henry Hartman Phyllis Hartman Amber Hartrum Robbie Hartrum JoAnn Danbar A Phillip Hartwell Helga Hayducsko Michael Hayducsko Tom Hayford Darrell C. Haytaian Garabcd Chuck Haytaian Mrs. Joan H. Haytaian Juanita Heater Hebrews—13:1 to 2 Hekn A Lewis Mr A Mrs Vincent J. Hendershot Frank M Herbert Heritages' Happy Holsteins The Herman Family Stella Hess Mr A Mrs. J. C. Heverin Joe Heverin Kathy Herzog Hi Choke. George. Speedy From Smiky Mr A Mrs. Higgins Carl Higgins Milly Higgins Mr A Mrs James Hillikcr Eydie A Bill Hodge Mr A Mrs. William Hodge Betty Hoffman Grace Hoffman Mr A Mrs. James Hoffman A Jimmy Mrs Susan Hoffman Mr A Mrs. Vincent Hoffman Lisa Hogan Bob Holz Hohanna Holz Buck Hocnku. ESSC Mrs Hazel Hood Gail A Warren Holden Lee Hoover Dolores Hoppock Bob aod Brenda Horn Arknc Holley Hot Line 689-9837 Barb Hotchkin David J Hotchkin Maria Flotiwec June A Cindy Houck Lloyd Howell Colken A Joe Hrizak Leonora Hubbard John Hubert Jim Hummel Beverly Hummer Clifford A Gertrude Hummer Patricia Hummer Earl A Cora Hummer Sharon Hummer Mrv Eva Hydock Mr. A Mrs Thomas James Hynds Mrv D. Hystad I • I hope forever ILRRBAO Mr A Mrs Howard Imbodcn Immature Sikncc Forever—DSG?’ Viola Ironside J Jaber Jaws Mr Robert Jacobson Ken and Joanne Jacobus The Jaegers Mr. A Mrs. Paul Jamieson Mary Janszen Jean-Jean 80 Jean A Kevin Jeans 4 all Mike A Ginger Jerzak Jesus is Lord Jim A Linda J.J. JLS-143 244248 J M SON B Jody A Kevin I John 2:1$ John Carla John A Eileen M John. I Love you. Val Ann Johnson Billy Johnson Elmer A Marilyn Johnson George Johnson—'75 June Johnson Peaoie A John Johnson Johnson's Aluminum Leooa and Lewis Jones Reg Joyce Julie “81 • K Kais-Class of 81 Anna Kakarcka Kamera Family Carolyn Marie Karchcr Mr. A Mrs Clarence Karchcr Sr. Karen 1980 Karen Loves Mike Mr A Mrs Frank Kasper Mr. A Mrs Gknn Kastenhuber Kathy and Jim Kathy A Rob wish the Class of 80 the best of luck Jcanninc S. Kauffman Mr. A Mrs. William T. Kauffman The Keeney's Cathy Keeney Keith and Sue Kcleman Family Kelli A Michael Mr A Mrs Dan Kemp Mr Kern Kev—I'll always Love you Jean Kim A Steve Ralph A Irene Kinsey Kibitz Joan t Kininer Mrs Kirk Frank A Stella Kittk Joe Klimko K M ENZ. l andscape Architect Mr A Mrs. Knudsen -Good Luck Hazel Kogkr Henry C Kogkr. Jr. Diane Kollmeyer John Konakczuk Mr Kostibos Alec Kowalchuk Mrv A Kraynicwski Karey J. Kresge Jr. Pcachse Kresge Henry Krohn ilia and Pevoma Krucxko Gknn Kuhnsman Mr A Mrs David J Kunsmaa Mr A Mr� . Robert T. Kurgan Nancy Ku ma L The La Bell's Elmer Lad Ice Lady and Princess Mr. and Mrs. Owen Lumson Claire A Carl Lance David Lance Duke Lance John R. Lance Joyce A Bob Lance June A Paul Lance l ewis A Lillian Lance Mary Lance Paul A Nancy Lance Lydia Lanterman Mr A Mrs. Frank LaPorta Mr A Mrs. John LaPorta Rich Lares Larry A Margie —79 Terry Lassiter A Chris Knutson—80 Mr A Mrv William Latteman Doris Lau Peter aod Kristen Lau Lydia A George Lauer Laune-n-Ham Linda Lauienschlager Joey A Amy Layton Lee “80 Lee and Bud John LeFkovitz Mr. Frank Leida Mary Lenio Roberta LeVay Mr. Robert Levine Ellen Lewis Miss L’Hommedieu Ub Linda A David Mr. A Mrs. L Lisk Mrs. Lorkin Lome A John—49 Florence A Harold Lowe Mr. A Mrs. J. J. Lubowiki Lois Lundgren Nicok Lundgren Tom Lundgren Lou A Mary Jane Lusardi Mr. A Mrs. Lusk Lynn and Bruce '78 M 4’m’s 79-80 69 A 70 Mach I is Great Mr A Mrv John Maddock Elizabeth Mader Tod A Grace Magtnnts Mr Brian Maginnis Mr A Mrs. Albert Maginnis Mr A Mrs An Maguire. Jr. Mr A Mrs. Arthur Maguire. Sr Joan Magyar Joann Magyar Stephen Magyar Pat Malanga Richard Malanga Rick Malanga Steve A Terry Malanga and Baby Mr. A Mrs. Bruce Mannon Pat Mannon Mr. A Mrs. Wm. Mannon Mrs. Ned Mardcnly Mr. Roger N. Mardenly Mana A Stephanie Marianne A Charlie Mark and JoAnnc Mark A Tam Mark A Wendy Mitch. Linda, A Little Mitch Markle Robert Markle Sr. Mr Robert W. Markle Jr. Steve Markle Marlboro Mike and Debbie Martens Michael W Martens. Jr. Wm Vernon Martens Mr. A Mrs. Frank Martin Frank Martin Jr. 76 The Great Martin Family Kathleen Martin Mr. T Robert Martin Rev. A Mrs. Robert Martin Steven Martin Yvonne Martin Mary A Jack Mason Contractors Lester. Gem. Becky. A Jenny Matey “Matthc Forever” Jodi Donald Maul Dora lee Maul Dolores Maul Doncttc Maul Maverick ‘10-4 Kim A Gary Maxwell Wilbur A Mabel Maxwell Debbie May Margaret A Jay Mayberry Lisa McAleer Denise A David McCabe James McCabe Lois A Denny McCabe Jeanne. Mickey, and Ryan McCormick McDonald Mr A Mrs. Edward McDonough Cathy A Gary McGuam Angelina Mclnemey Mr A Mrs. J. McKeon Lisa Meichsner The adore A Dons Mcixsell Mr A Mrs. Ralph Mcixsell Mr A Mrs. Gary Melbergcr Mr A Mrs Wayne Melbergcr Kathryn A Fred Melbergcr Sr. In Memory of Pat Danser 77 In Memory of Andy In Memory of Allen Hart Renee Menear '81 Jamie Menear ’85 Merile Mr. A Mrs. Harvey Merritt Sharon Mctroke Kathalccn Meurer William Meurer A. Mcutes Mrs. Mewhimney Mex Gail Mezzauottc Ronald T. Michalak Hankie A Tina Middaugh Kate Mikalon Mike's Buddy Mike A Cindy—Class of 81 Mike A Missy Mikey A Yann Mrs. John Milewski Steve Milewski Maryann Milewski Mr A Mrs. John Milewski J. P Milko Tony and Sandy Miikowski and girls Mr A Mrs. Ernest Miller Joe Miller Mr A Mrs. F. E Miller Dave A Bonnie Miller Mr. Albert Miller Marty A Mike Miller Geo A Margrct Miller Sue Miller Minassian Studios Mingus. Jerome. Otto Misty B. Mitrokc Moric A Keith ' 6-19-78 Carmen Monteiro Moo The Mooney Family Carol Mooney Class of 1976 Mr A Mrs. Thomas Mooney Kathy Moore Mopar's Rule The Street Mrs. Charles J Moran Mr. Charles J. Moran Mr A Mrs. Robert Morgan Ernest Morgan Jim Morpeth Mr A Mrs. J Morrissey Mr. A Mrs. P. Morrissey Mr. Booster Mr. A Mrs. Richard Muchanic Mr. A Mrs. Mugavero Mr and Mrs. A. Mugavero Patncia Mulder Mr A Mrs. Ralph Muller Chaunccy Mullikin A Family Michael Mulligan Michele Mulligan Pete Mullikin Mrs. Wallace Munn Munniksma's Anna A Walter Murawski Pat A Hank Mutchler The Muth Family My Fair Ladies Mr A Mrs. Richard Myers N Irma Nardone Nazareth's National Monument BSA '79 Donna Natishan John M. Natishan Mr John Natishan Mrs John Natishan Mrs. John Natishan Sr. Neat and Sons Mr A Mrs Neff Audrey. Chris, A Keith Nolder Nellie E. Norci Noreen A Craig Norman. Betty. A Norman Jr. A North Hunterdon Friend Tom Nycum O Mr. A Mrs. Donald Oakes Bob A Gail O’Bryon Jim O’Bryon Ronald E. Oelke Ogee-boo-boo Kathy O’Hea Jennifer Opdycke Floyd Opdyke Irene Opdyke Linda Opdyke Mrs Opdyke Robert Opdyke Walter Opdyke Ordell Jim Osborne P Mr. A Mrs. Lew� Pagan Kathleen Palko Mrs. Anna Pallo George and Norma Pallo Todd. Renee. A Ronnie Pantuso Mr and Mrs. Eugene T. Panza Joe. Sue. A Diana Parichuk Ed A Connie Parks Carl A Doris Parr Elaine Parr Gary Parr Larry Parr “72” Party on the Rock Party at the DISH” Pat A Rob '79 Patches To Patty one of the best Bill. Richard. A Michelle Paul Bill A Rita Paul Mr A Mrs. Dale Paulus Dale Paulus Jr. Lynn Paulus Mr A Mrs. Jack Paulus Ruthann Paulus Sue Paulus “83 David Pavick Dolores Pavilonis Mrs. Maria Pavlovich Mr A Mrs. John Pavlovich Mr. A Mrs. Gregory Payne Mr A Mrs. Harley Payran The Payrans Peggy A Al Matthew Pene S.R. ELO M Pene Stefanic Penc Penny and Danny Penclopepttstop (Penny) Erwin A Josephine Pensack Ernest A Hazel Perrine Mr. Roger Perrine Preston Person Mary E. Peters Peg Peters Mr A Mrs. R J Peterson Mr A Mrs. S. Pettinari Gail Petty Phil A Janet “Picki Mr A Mrs. Nick Piscitelli Plet 81 Mr A Mrs. Sieg Plet er Scott Pletzer John Plokhooy Barbara Plokhooy Mr. A Mrs. E Poerksen Sheri A Figaro Poerksen Mr A Mrs. George Poiachak Don Pompei Pompei Designs Port Murray Auto Salvage Martha Potter Mary Ann Potter Anna Poturalski Janice Powell Eileen Powers Praise the Lord Vickie Paliscak '78 Prescclla P S. I Still Love You Joe Dick Purscll Mr A Mrs. Vincent Pustizzi Q “quality not quantity Bill. Debbie. A Shawn Quinn 7-up Bill Quinn Inc. R RA Class of ’81 Mrs Linda Radcliff Mr A Mrs. Robert Radmore A Family Stacy Radmore Cathy A Bill Radzio Rainbow Girls Easton Assembly No. 38 Ralph-n-Debbie Ray A Robin Betty Read Remember the Punk ’79 Lawrence A Catherine Richards Curt S. Richards Richard's Mr A Mrs. Richard Rinehart Sr. Richard G. Rinehart Jr. Gram Rinehart Mr A Mrs. Henry Rios Rob and Lisa Tom A Connie Roberts Robin-n-Tom The Rudcwick's Rusty A Sharon—Class of 76 Cimarron Rennels '88 Carl Rostoch Mr A Mrs. C. Radzio Tyna Rabbit Bobby Radmore 69-z28 Rally Sport Larry Ramage Virginia Raybould R C. Bogli Bill. JoAnn. Shirley Ann Read William A Carolyn Reese Mrs. F. Renner Mr. Renner Mr A Mrs. Richard Rhinchart Rich A Deb Mr A Mrs. Stephen Richards Stephen. Graig. A Candie Richards The Don Richner Family Rick and Donna. Forever Jim Riedinger Mr A Mrs. Louis L. Rtsko Marion M Risko Ronald R. Rittenhouse Jr. Riumte A Giacobazzi--’79 Helen A Bill Ritzer Rob A Jody Mr. A Mrs. Michael Robbins Mr A Mrs. H. Robertson Robin A Donald Roy Robinson Good Luck from Rockville. Md. Carla Rodriguez Mr A Mrs. Frederick Rollo Mr A Mrs. Patrick Roma Rob Winston A Kathy Roma Ruckman Family Mr A Mrs. Elmer H. Rush Lester A Minnie Rush Margie A Rich Rush Russ A Amy Brian Rutkowski S Sailors Have More Fun 79 Carmelyn Saljic Sally. Helen, and Bobby Sam A Chris The Sandford’s Sandy A Scott Sam A Shirley Sant ini Tina Santini Blanch Sarson Satch A Joan Nellie Sbriscia Scaffardi Family Scar Mr. A Mrs. Schaake Lillian Schaefer A Family B Schander Carole Schander Charles Schander R Schander Mr A Mrs. Harold Scheer Adolph Schneider Mr A Mrs. Norman Schnctzcr Mr. Schoonover John A Raymond Schuler Mr A Mrs. Edw Schultheis Carl A Barbara Schutts Mr A Mrs. Clifford Schuyler LaRue Schweitzer Scott and Lee Scruffy Mr and Mrs. James Secula David Seeley Ruth and Charlie Seeley Mary Scguinc Sam Scguinc Miss D. Sclign Bernadette Scmonchc Mr A Mrs. Sendcrlmg Diana. Michael A Jodie Serdea Seniors of ’79 (Ron) Senior Streakettes No. I SEVEN” Tim and Marge Seymour Debbie Shannon Loretta Shannon Shan A Larry ’79 Sharon A Keith Shar was here -’73 Mr. A Mrs. Ralph W Sheeley Mr. and Mr. Joseph Shcnrock Shop-Rite of Washington Jeff Short Lori Shot well Shotwello ‘80 Mr and Mrs. Shnver Dorothy Shugruc Frances Siedt Sig Siggy ’80 Vicky Sigman Elizibeth Sillet Barbara and Lee Sinkbcil Margaret Sillet Mr and Mrs. Raymond Simard Ben and Penny Simons Ferandson Nicholas Simons Tom and Jean Simons Sixth Period Study 81 Bonnie Skeens Skip and Georgetta Lynyrd Skynyrd Mr. and Mrs Felix Smith 196 Mr and Mrs. Gene Smith Harold Smith Mr and Mrs. James F. Smith Jeff and Donna Smith Mike J Smith Rick Smith Class of ‘77 Mr and Mrs Theo Smith Tom Smith Class of '78 Dave Smithcm Stanley 8c Eleanor Smolcnski Sneakic Snake Mr and Mrs. Hugh Snyder Mr and Mrs. Richard Snyder Sandy Snyder Sophomores Mr and Mrs Thomas Spat Ann Specht Squire and Mistletoe Squirm '81 Mark Staals Mr and Mrs. Suats Nicholas Staats Tam '82 Rou Staples Ted Staron Stay Away From The Umbrella Verne A Stcinmann Stepping Stone Day School Andy Sterlachuii Mr and Mrs. Williams Stevens Laura H Stickle Melissa A. Sarah Stone Fred Stires Kim Stoudt Mr and Mrs. Robert Stout Mr and Mrs. Raymond Stoudt Shernlee. Duane 8c Gary Stoudt Peter Strong Mr A Mrs Ben Strunk and Daughters Student Council Lives General F W Studley Jim and Karco Stull Jim. Lynn A Jonathon Stull STYX Sue-n-Ted Mr 8c Mrs. Chris Summit and Family Mr and Mrs. Joe Summit and Family Ann Syndcr Ben Szamreta Mr and Mrs. Robert Szucs T Mr and Mrs. T Mr and Mrs. Lou Taborelli Taffy Takin' Care of Business Tanya. Cookie 8c George Paul and Traci Teabo Tear Drop A Warren County Man Jack Templeton The Bakers Four The Buys Family The Buzz The Corn Queen “The Cutting Room” The Genius The Wandering Gourmet This school's a trip Louise “Gram Thomas Reverend Hazel Thomas George Thompson A Betty Lake Joanne Thompson Doug Thorsen I Timothy 4:1 to 16 Tiny Tim TJ—-81 Anna Todd Tom Mr A Mrs. A. Tomascttc Mr A Mrs. M. Tomasette Tom A Ana Tom A Donna 79 Tommy A Elaine Tom A Joan Tom A Kathy Tom. Sandi. Jennifer A Jeremy To my Greatest Friend John Eckel—DE Tony Tosha Tosto A Rita Mr A Mrs Lum Trachin The Tradesmen Tooy Tramontane T.R.G. Tnmbuck Mr and Mrs Buckie Trimmer Dee Dee Trimmer Jack R Trimmer Sr. Jeff Trimmer Pat Trimmer W. Scott Trimmer Trincheria Bros Al A Ellen Tiianello John Truhe Sharon Truhe Jethro Tull '79 U Mr A Mrs Uhl Mr 8c Mrs. Jake Unangst Gayle. Gretchen, Janelle A Jennifer Un angst Iva Underhill The U.F.O’s gymnastics team V Valaga and LoFuss Mr. A Mrs Russel Valentine Scott Valentine Ted VanDe Moerc Lisa Vanderhoof Mr A Mrs Ronald Vanderhoof Olga VanderVliet Donald VanderVliet Mr 8c Mrs. VanNess Tom VanNess Kelly Marie Varner (3 months old) Mr A Mrs. J. Vasko One of these days Vasko! Minnie Verrilli Vilma Mrs Barbara Vivian Mr Mrs. Harold Vogel Clyde J Volkers James T. Voaseller W Joseph Wachelka The Wachclkas' Wackcr Mr A Mrs. Larry Warfel Mr A Mrs George K. Warne James Warnkin Warren Tech No. I Bob and Alice Waters Mrs. Gladys Wayne Weldon A Helen Russ 8c Debbie W'erkhelser Floyd Werner. Jr. Mrs. West West Jersey Water Treatment Jackie Weston What days. What nights. What WEEKENDS Jean A Walt Whipple Kenny. Sandy, JeanMaric. Darren Whipple Carol Whitehead Jane A Matt Whitehead Joyce Whitehead Joan Whitenight WHSBASOHTNBITW Shirley A Cliff Wildrick Wildwood The Best Linda Wilhelm L. Wilken Willie Boy was Here Charles Williams Kathleen Williams Kathy 1980” Shawn Torch Williams Jack Willis Tam Wilson Linda Winch Violet Winch Herbert Winkler Scooter A Scott Winkler Shirley and Dale W'inkicr Harold and June Winters Roy. Joan. A Karen Wtseburn Rene Witner Mr A Mrs Hank Witt Carri Woerner Chrissi Woerner Gary Woerner Janet Woerner Harriet Wollman Mr A Mrs WoNyborg Birdy Walvertar Margaret Walvertar A Frank Herman A. Fletcher Wright Mr A Mrs Clem Wyker Mr A Mrs George Wyker III Mr A Mrs George Wyker Jr. Jack Wyker Jackie Wyker 80 X “X-actly What re HHS Proms Like CJ A MM? Y Yamaha the No. I Machine Jerry Yanavok Yogolo Z Linda and George Zack Mr A Mrs Ixonard Zelasko Mrs. Kathleen Zellers C. H. Zerres Florence Ziegler Mr A Mrs. Zimmerman The Zimmermans Petra 8c George Ziobro Mary Zmur Liz Zubeck “ITS OVER” The End of the Beginning Given the chance to express their opinions, this is what students said when asked “How do you feel about the past year and your future?” Sophomores: “This year has gone fast. It was excellent! “The end of this year is the beginning of something that goes very quickly (I hope!). I want them, the junior and senior years, to be memorable. B.M., M.P., G.R Juniors: “This year hasn’t been too good, but I'm hoping my senior year will be more exciting. “The past two years went really fast, and we’ve learned to appreciate the world and the United States. You know, what really hit me? I only have one year to go! Then that’s it. “I’ll be 18 in my senior year, and I have to think a lot about where I’m going. J.R., C.M., C.H. Seniors: “I can wait, but I can't wait. I want to graduate, but I want to learn as much as I can while I'm here. “Spring is our education (in school), summer is our adult years, and winter is our old age. Now we're entering summer. “Gradua- tion is the beginning of a new adventure. I can’t wait to go to college and meet new people. Many things I couldn't do in high school I can do in college. H.G., anon., L.P. ABOVE: Good-bye, Warren Hills—hello, world! (So says seniors Joe Cabone and Mike Lange.) TOP: Senior Lisa Shotwell inscribes her last sentimental farewells in a friend's yearbook. RIGHT: Sophomore Sue Muth cans her chemistry notebook at the end of the year. 198 To look over the past year through our perspectives is important. We see who we were relive our experiences, and learn from all we've done. More important, though, is to take time now to see who we are, and find a direction. The underclassmen already have a good idea what lies ahead for them. After the summer, another year or two of high school is inevitable, but the choices of sports, activities, and job involvement are there. As for the seniors, so much must be considered, college, marriage, travel, jobs, and fulfilling one's aspirations. Decisions are not always easily arrived at, especially when they are decisions that will affect the rest of our lives. Our perspectives individualize our futures as well as our pasts. Each one of us has a “picture in our minds of how we’d like our lives to be. It's just a matter of time before our “pictures become reality. LEFT: Kelly Ford has bitter-sweet feelings about graduation. ABOVE LEFT: Barb Bowen wants you! TOP LEFT: Sophomore Matt Nerbak gazes earnestly into space. 199 H is,; • LAMATON EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Amy August 1 ACTIVITIES STUDENT LIFE William Levine SPORTS Tracy L. Sinkbeil Michael Finley 1 FACULTY CURRICULUM Katherine Beckenthal UNDERCLASS Dolly Burd SENIORS Richard Rindos Ward Connolly 1 PHOTO EDITOR Connie Roy 1 BUSINESS EDITOR Jean Blanche 1 COVER DRAFT Bob Gregoire 1 BUSINESS ADVISER Mr. Paul Paliscak 1 L ADVISER Mr. David Nace | 200 Another Year of Experience This 1980 baseball team was led by co-captains Wes Hann and Jeff Paliscak. Although the season was not successful, as far as wins, several individuals excelled. Rob Kerkendall was all Northwest Jer- sey. batting .429 and Wes Hann was voted all DRC as the desig- nated hitter. Also Gary Reed was an outstanding player as the leader of the pitching staff. The loss of 9 seniors will result in some rebuilding for the Blue Streaks next season. The Streaks are left with three returning Varsity juniors and four returning sopho- mores for the next year’s team. I TOP:Rob Plenge demonstrates his excellent pitching technique. ABOVE: SITTING: Wes Hahn. Rob Kerkendall. Joe Toole. Jim Rapsis. Darryl Long. Mike Thompson. Jeff Paliscak. STANDING: Coach Ralph Fiore. Tony Pasquini. Coach Barry Kostibos. Mike Gardener. Charlie Jenkins. Todd Darker. Dan Carmody. Gary Reed. John Ferry. Statistician Lisa Shot well. Andy Ross. Rob Plenge. 2 Baseball N WH OPP 6 Voorhees 7 1 North Warren 3 9 Belvidere 5 10 Pburg Catholic 9 0 North Hunterdon 20 4 South Hunterdon 8 1 Hunterdon Central 4 12 Delaware Valley 19 9 Pius X 8 5 North Warren 1 2 Hackettstown 5 4 Mount Olive 13 9 Voorhees 2 14 Belvidere 11 1 Pius X 2 0 Pburg Catholic 4 3 South Hunterdon 5 3 North Hunterdon 14 5 Hunterdon Central 9 3 Delaware Valley 4 3 Pburg Catholic 4 3 Hackettstown 4 Overall Record 6-16 DRC Record 4-12 Warren County League Record14-4 TOP: Jim Rapsis makes contact with the ball while Wes Hahan looks on. ABOVE KNEELING Bill Powell. Dave Anderson Duane Stoudt. Tony Kerr. STANDING: Keith Horn. M.ke Webb. Rich Rodwell. Curt Pantuso. Mike Kennedy. M.ke Paolicelli. Henry Winters. Larry Badway. Coach Lugg. 3 Tied For First The girl's Varsity Softball Team completed another successful season this year, finishing with sixteen wins and three losses. The team, coached by Paul Palis- cak was led to victory by senior captains. Lisa Grabenbauer. Donna Bodine and Diane Man- non. The girls attribute their suc- cess to a lot of hard work and determination. This hard work resulted in a tie for the DRC crown with North Hunterdon and Del. Val and first place in the Warren County League. The future looks great for WH R soft- ball because the Streaks have Diana Sequine. Maureen Warn- kin. Tammy Brewster. Dawn DeVries. Debbie Hill and Dawn Herman returning next year, it should be as successful as this year. J.V. SOFTBALL - SITTING: Christy Thompson. Nancy Traenkle. KNEELING - Denise DeFilippis. Sharon Angelozzi. Bridget Boyle. Kathy Breslm. Joni Pollock. STANDING - Coach Vicki Rinehart. Barb Kintner. Nancy Kaiser. Carol Major. Michele Mal jko. Donna Burger. Tammy Castner. 4 Usa Grabenbauer catches a strike from pitcher Dawn DeVries. — Girl's Softball ■ Warren Hills Opponent 10 North Warren 7 14 Belvidere 1 14 Pburg Catholic 13 3 North Hunterdon 5 10 South Hunterdon 8 9 Hunterdon Central 6 13 Voorhees 4 23 Delaware Valley 28 23 Pius X 2 10 North Warren 3 8 Vorhees 1 1 5 Hackettstown 1 1 1 Belvidere 0 19 Pius X 4 12 Pburg Catholic 9 10 South Hunterdon 1 7 North Hunterdon 5 6 Hunterdon Central 5 13 Delaware Valley 6 6 Hackettstown 8 V Record 17-5 J VARSITY SOFTBALL - KNEELING: Statistician Jackie Rowe. Captains. Usa Grabenbauer. Dee Man non. Donna Bodine Statistician Lori-Rae Smith. SECOND ROW: Amy Sylvester. Dawn Herman. Tammy Brewster. Dawn DeVhes. Terry Bock man. Lori Peterson THIRD ROW Nancy Malaret. Maureen Wamkin. Milene Schott. Debbie Hill. Diana Sequine. Pat Bryan. Coach Raul Ralisak. 5 Big On Effort Short On Wins The 1980 boys track season was one of frustration and hope for the future. It was a very young team with hardly any returning experience, as evidenced in our record of one win and ten losses. Warren Hills did defeat Blair Academy. The bright spot of the season was the distance runners. Steve Noctor. Jim Gibson, and Greg Howe. All had outstanding seasons with Greg Howe going on to be a sectional and D.R.C. champion in the 800and 1500 meter runs. The team was captained by Greg Howe. George Kapral. and Chris Spatz. The prospects for next season look bright and we look to improve our record. Look for big things from people like Mike Statts. Mike Junio. F ul Whipple. Ken Traenkle. Steve Noctor. Jim Gibson and Rob Enz. WH Boy's Track OPP 25 Randolph 106 54 Lenape Valley 77 52 Jefferson Township 79 23 Voorhees 108 74 Blair Academy 57 46 i Delaware Valley 84 44 V3 Hackettstown 862 3 36 Hunterdon Central 95 44 West Morris 87 40 Dover 91 40 North Hunterdon Record 1-10 91 TOP RIGHT: George Kapral led the team in throwing the discus. TOP LEFT: Greg Howe was North Jersey Group II champ in the 1500 meter run and DRC champ in theSOOand ISOOmeters. ABOVE: Andy Dudiak clears the bar in the high jump FIRST ROW SITTING: Statisticians - Sandy Snyder. Yvonne Laukaibs. Karen Pace. George Kapral. Chris Spatz. Greg Howe. SECOND ROW: Statisticians - Amy August. Valerie Hoffman. Tracy Snkbeil. Sean Finley. Jarvis Pearson. Mike Roy. Mike Staats. Ken Traenkle. Jim Gibson. Steve Noctor. Pete Spatz. Brian Drennon. Paul Whipple. Dan Osmun. Dave Webb. THIRD ROW: Rob Enz. Barry Dilts. Ward Connolly. Paul Sweetman. Paul June. Mike Dougherty. Doug Drennon. Bob Waters. Steve Snyder. Coach Stahlnecker. Dave Graule. Mr. Booth. Andy Carpenter. 6 Better Than Ever A Girl's Track WH OPP 43 Randolph 75 72 Lenape Valley 46 60 Jefferson 58 70 Voorhees 48 108 Blair 10 46 Delaware Valley 72 85 Hackettstown 33 31 Hunterdon Central 87 41 West Morris 77 71 Dover 47 40 North Hunterdon 78 Record 6 - 5 V The Girl's Track Team, coached by Mrs. Maureen Kosa and Mrs. Jo Bracey had a winning season for the first time in its relatively short history Co-captains Patty Salamone and Laurie Beck along with fellow senior. Gert Fmken led the relatively young team. In the Delaware River Con- ference Meet, the team finished fourth- the best showing in the history of the team. Laurie Beck took first place in the shot put. Nancy Merrill and Marcia Thompson placed in the top three in several events. As the team is losing only three seniors to graduation, it appears to have a bright future ahead of it. SITTING FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bracey. Patty Salamone. Lori Beck. Gert Finken. Coach Maureen Kosa SECOND ROW: Judy Boliver. Diana Dudiak. Priscilla Santiago. Marcie Thompson. Nancy Merrill. Nellie Lynch. THIRD ROW: Tammy Gutiahr. Deidre Kuglemeyer. Heidi Honecker. Sylvia Malaret. Colleen Evans. Lori Bayliss FOURTH ROW Ellen Brickman. Heidi Finley. Sheila Deymann. Deb Cullen. Paula Mitchell. FIFTH ROW: Sheri Heinrich. Sandy Speirs. Mary Lou Tuttle. Tammy Enz. SIXTH ROW Becky Cunningham. Gndy Fink. Barb Beck. Ros Evans. ABOVE: Marcia Thompson shows her skill at the long jump. LEFT: Gertrude Finken prepares to hurl the discus. 7 Future Looks Bright With only two seniors on the team and a number of people who had never played golf be- fore. the 1900 season turned into a rebuilding year for the Streak Golf Team. The team completed the season with a 7 -10 record and a sixth place finish in the DRC Tournament. The highlight of the season was the first place finish of sopho- more Kurt Hoeflein nthe DRCTouma- ment. Losing only two members to graduation, next year holds a bright promise for Coach Ster- lachini’s team. RIGHT: Captain Tom Quinn, with his awesome putter, prepares to sink a long one. FAR RIGHT: Chris Pantuso gets off a long drive down the fairway. r Golf WH OPP 310 South Hunterdon 437 310 Hunterdon Central 263 291 North Hunterdon 267 291 Voorhees 275 331 Hackettstown 273 263 Pburg Catholic 303 263 Belvidere 282 294 Delaware Valley 277 279 Delaware Valley 281 255 Blair 267 317 North Hunterdon 287 317 Voorhees 288 256 Hunterdon Central 246 256 South Hunterdon 301 304 Pburg Catholic 322 304 Belvidere 299 283 Hackettstown 252 V Record: 7-10 FRONT: Allen LeBihan. Kurt Hoeflein. Brian Fultz. STANDING: Daren Melberger. Chris Pantuso. Captain Tom Quinn. Bill Schuch. Coach Tom Sterlachini. 8 First ” The Junior Prom was held on June sixth at the Charle- magne in Mount Bethel. Pa. This year's theme was First Time, a song by the group Styx. A big part of the Prom is the crowning of the King and Queen. This year's couple was Jim Stano and Nancy Peters CLEFT). Everyone was dressed in formal attire. All of the couples enjoyed dancing, among them were Jo- anne Engelhardt. Mark Hallet. Kelly Ford and her date. (BELOW). 9 New Members Inducted In May, the National Honor Society held its Induction Ceremony for new members. Honor Roll students and parents of the new members were asked to attend. After the ceremony, a reception was held for the new NHS members and their parents. The members are chosen on the basis of their character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Some members use their service ability to tutor students haing trouble in certain subject areas. The NHS sponsors money raising projects and sets aside the results for student scholarships. One such fund raiser is the Rent-A-Teacher Day (see p. 113. 1980 LAMATON). Inductees. Kathy Henning. Laurie Kamaras. Ruth Kunsman. Bill Levine, and Michele McCauley wait in line to receive their corsages from Sue Swenson and Amy August John Natishan. Joy OOstdyk. Nancy Peters. Mike Poerkson and Allen Ftonsini are part of the NHS candlelight procession through the auditorium. Sue Henning and Pamela Robbins escort Virginia Templeton and Cindy Aimer to the stage 10 Peanut’s Gang Comes To Life The Drama Qub performed the play You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown on April eighteenth and nineteenth. The actors por- trayed different episodes about the ups and downs of Charlie Brown's day. One such scene depicted an important baseball game. Everyone had the oppor- tunity to play. LEFT: Snoopy CMissy Brown) even got the chance to bat while Schroeder (Greg Jayne) played the cat- cher and Sally (Janette Ley- burn) called balls and strikes. The outcome of the game, how- ever. proved to be a “bit dis- couraging. After the defeat. (ABOVE) Charlie Brown (Matt Nerbak) sings to his teammates about how life seems to always be against him. The cast mem- bers put a lot of time and effort in producing a good play that was well received by the audi- ence. 11 Our Last Days Together As in other years, the Senior Class trip to Virginia was a big success. BELOW: Seniors enjoy the refreshing sun and rolling surf of Ocean City. RIGHT: Milene Schott. Dee Mannon. Larry Freeman and Sue Banghart learn the Price of Gossip. BOTTOM: Theresa Bockman, Lisa Shotwell, and Peggy Fox take some time to talk to a friend. 12 The last days together are always the most memorable and the Seniors certainly made sure of that with their class day presentations and yearbook party. TOP LEFT: Giant Jan Blanche and the Munchkins disco to Macho Duck. TOP RIGHT: Doug Me Latchie carefully decides exactly what he wants to write. ABOVE: Mike Zerres and Mickey Winkler enact the Busted in the Parking Lot skit. LEFT: Derek Simpkins. Donna Konyok, and Andy Dudiak convey their happiest wishes to each other. 13 Baccalaureate 14 ‘7 WANT TO LIVE” Commencement Ceremony of the Class of 1980 TOP: Lois Guidt is presented her diploma by Mr. Evan Howell, the President of the Board of Education. ABOVE: Seniors march off the field immediately following the Commencement Ceremony. LEFT: Dawn Oostdyk speaks of “Making Each Moment Count 15 TOP RIGHT Amy August walks with Terry Walls during the processional. RIGHT: Seniors show their excite ment over graduation by throwing their caps, signifying they are also on their way up. ABOVE: Mike Finley gives the Valedictorian speech. TOP LEFT: Lynn Ruck. Chris Pantuso. Lois Guidi. Diane Haller. Tyrone Beasley, and Jennifer Pick help to set the mood of graduation by singing The Rose MIDDLE LEFT: Carol Major. Eric Hineline and Steve Drenzek listen intently to the speakers 16