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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

LAMATON1982 Warren Hills Regional High School Jackson Valley Road Washington, New Jersey 07882 Volume 15 Our Place Among the Hills Contents Introduction . i - Sports . 12 Student Life 50 Faculty Curriculum . 82 Underclass no Seniors 132 Senior Directory ... 174 Ads 182 Closing 191 We’ve reached the summit and looking back, we realize how far we’ve come. I eft: Student� get off the bu� ready to begin another busy day at W.H.R. Bottom Left: Noreen Tripp, Melinda Pixley, Jim Hudock and Linda Shields are just a few of the students who choose to drive to school. Bottom: Before leaving school, Cindy Correll takes time out to look at pictures and yearbooks from the past years. 3 IVe’te each had to make a decision about which trail to take; and the way hasn’t always been easy or well marked. Left: Deciding on one’� future after school isn’t easy. Pat Dippel and Andy Ross receive help from a college repre- sentative on making their decision. Top Left: Faced with many options, Colleen Costello typifies the senior dilemma. 5 Photo by Sandy Snyder Top Left: Gina Renner has entered The Valley of the Term Paper in her journey as a student at WHR. Top Riqht: Trailing at halftime. Coac h Loughlin encourages his players to make a second half comeback. Above: The outcome of the cross country meet looks grim for Mike Staats and Steve Noctor as Coach Spatz totals up the points. 6 Though valleys are not always pleasant they are a necessity to our learning, growing, and maturing. Photo by Mu hrlr Molojko Top Left: The Varsity field hockey team get psyched before a game. Top Right: Matt Nerbak gets help from his friends as he overcomes an obstacle while on Wilderness Experience. Above: While on Wilderness Experience, Mike Junio spends a solitary moment meditating. Right: A momentary setback disappoints the football coaches, but not for long as the team bounces back with intensity to beat Del. Val. Far Right: After completing his descent. Matt Nerbak waits for Pete Spatz to finish rappelling down the mountain. 8 The mountains and valleys in each of our lives have helped mold us into the individuals that we are. Photo by Mickrlf Molojko Kelly Post and Karen Wiseburn get their hands plastered while making their art projects. On Halloween Day, Mike Roy is “dressed to kill'’ while performing during the band's halftime show at the Voorhees game. Lois Baucom practices her typing, a skill that will he useful throughout her life. Right: Debbie Reo and Pete Spatz share a joke while leaving school at the end of a hard day. 10 But though our paths have varied, We’ve reached the same destination together and at Warren Hills we have found OUR PLACE AMONG THE HILLS. t. 11 SPORTS “R—O—W—D—l—E” Sitting: Sue Kurgan. Co Captain Shelli Cavitch. Co Captain Margie Aurenzi. Linda Freeman Kneeling: Bridgette DePalma. Kelli Post LisaPerrucci Anita Fiore Standing: Barb Beck. Kim Kerr. Barb Hotchkin, Kim Langenbach, Denise Hudock. 14 Sitting: AlycePat kard Kneeling: Allison McElroy, Karen Haller, Natalie Pearson, June Ha2en Standing: Co Captain Karen Wiseburn, Katie Cotton, CoCaptain Loreen Williams, Varsity captains Shelli Cavitch and Margie Aurenzt get the crowd rowdy with another cheer. The 1981-82 Varsity cheerleading squad consisted of thirteen girls led by captains Shelli Cavitch and Margie Au- renzi. Eight girls made up the J.V. squad with Loreen Williams and Karen Wiseburn leading the way. Both squads attended a summer camp, and for the second consecutive year, Varsity was chosen Grand Champ- ions. They were awarded many ribbons, a trophy, and the “spirit stick” for being the most spirited squad at the camp. This summer spirit continued into the Fall and Winter as the girls cheered for football, soccer, basketball and wrest- ling. They held pep-rallies and a cheer- leading clinic for children. They prepared breakfasts for the senior athletes and participated in several competitions. The cheerleaders work non-stop from June until March. Their goals are to promote good sportsmanship, team spir- it, community involvement, and an ap- preciation of our school and its activities. They play an important part in our athletic program and can always be counted on to get the crowd “rowdie.” 15 THE BAND “ON BROADWAY” 16 Nancy Weber, April Spinks, John Lynch. Debbie Cullen, and Barb Braun play their saxo phones while marching to the beat ol the music. This year the Warren Hills Blue Streak marching band, under the direction of Ms. Marian Dolan and Mr. Mark Scirotto, had a terrific season. The band got off toa late start, but by no means a bad one. With drum majors Mike Roy and Lisa Bormann leading the enthusiasm, the Blue Streaks were praised for their exceptional talent. In- cluded in their repertoire were such songs as, Strike Up the Band,” “On Broadway,” “Blues in the Night,” and the theme from “Ice Castles.” “On Broadway seemed to draw the biggest response from the crowd. In addition to the traditional halftime program, the band was busy in the competition circuit. They competed in contests at Jonathan Dayton Regional, North Hunterdon, Catasaqua, North- ampton, Easton, and Pocono Mountain, Pa. This won the Streaks a spot in Chapter Championships. Following much pride and hard work, the Blue Streaks reached a victory of gaining over twenty points overall from where they had started in the beginning of the competitive season. This resulted in qualifying them for the Atlantic Coast Championships in November. 17 TWIRLERS: Kneeling: Co Caplains Judy Flynn and Denise Adams Standing: Gretchen Honecker. Mari Henning, Polly Zaks. HIGH SILKS: Sitting: Co CaptainsTracyJohanssonandChene Rowe Kneeling: Mary Schildknecht, Bonnie Skeens. Lisa Snyder Standing: Michelle Stocker. Nanci Stitzel, Laurie Rogers. Pauline Nerbak. 18 At the end of a song, the bandfront raises their flags up high. RIFLES: Silting: Co Captains Valerie Schaare and Diane Schildknecht. Standing: Frankie Roy. Sue Blanche. Top Left: Drum Majorette. Lisa Bormann. flaps her wings while conducting the band during halftime of the Voorhees game on Halloween. Above: Members of the band practice their marching for upcoming games and competitions. 19 Above: SWING FLAGS: Kneeling: Kim Braun. Dottie Banghart Standing: Kathy Grebenchinko, Captain Bernadette Semon che. Gail Moralsky. Denise Sozanski. Above Right: Concentrating on the beat of the music is all Laurie Rogers has on her mind. Right: Judy Flynn and Gretchen Honecker look up to the stands as they put the finishing touches on their routines. COLOR GUARD: Lisa Eldridge, Donna Dietrich, Lisa Colucci. Karen Minmck. Bridget Radcliff 20 King of the Hill I op: We’re 91 Above Left: Ken Haller struggles to gel away from his Central opponent. Above Right: After an injury, Ralph Sinkbeil is escorted off the field with the help of Jim Frustien and George VanVeldhuisen. 21 At the beginning of the season. Coach Heverin said “Do itand DO IT is what the team did winning the D .R .C. Champ- ionship. The key factors were the leader- ship of the sixteen seniors, hard work, commitment, and determination. The great desire to win was displayed by the Streaks in a few tough games where they had to come from behind to win. This season proved to be a glorious one for both the coaches and the players, lead by captains Ralph Sinkbeil, Albert Howe, Rob Plenge, Mark Fisher and Darryl Long. Coaches Dietzi, Paulus and Swinson along with head coach Joe Heverin, in his final season, turned the previous 3-6 team into an 8-2 power- house. The coaching staff brought out emotion and also pulled the team to- gether. These were needed ingredients for success in ’81. The Streaks started their ’81 campaign with a sound victory over Del. Val. The following week they crushed Belvi- dere 24-10 the preseason favorite to win the D.R.C. After Bel videre, Hackettstown handed the Streaks their only DRC defeat. The Streaks bounced back with victories over a strong North Hunterdon team and a tough South team. Their next victory came against Voorhees- a game in which the Streaks were under- dogs to the defending DRC champs. The Streaks kept climbing to the top with wins over Catholic and Warren County League opponent North Warren. The following week the Streaks were involved in the only home state playoff game in the school’s history, where they suffered a 29-12 defeat to the Bulldogs of Dayton Regional. This proved to be the weakest effort of the awesome Streak defense which was 1 in the the DRC allowing only an average of 6.3 points a game. The final week, the Streaks had a thrilling 21-16 victory over arch rival Hunterdon Central. The game clinched the Blue Streak tie for the DRC championship with Voorhees. This game was a fitting finish to an exciting season. Above: Senior Streak� . Front Row: Ed Bockman, Duane Stoudt, Ed Wolte, Ken Traenkle, Mark Fisher, Mike Kennedy, Albert Howe Middle Row: Jim Frustieri. Joe Favara, Scott Rhinehart, Ralph Sinkbeil. Darryl Long. Ken Haller. Back Row: Keith Horn, Rob Plenge. Top: Scott Rhinehart looks for a place to run as Ralph Sinkbeil and another Streak block an opponent. 22 19ftI FOOTBALL TEAM: First Row: James Frustieri, Ed Bockman, Duane Stoudt. Ed Wolfe, Ken Traenkle. Mark Fisher. Mike Kennedy, Albert Howe Sec ond Row: Pat Breslin. Ed Froehlich, Steve Engelhart. Joe Favara, Scott Rhinehart, Ralph Sinkbeil. Darryl Long. Ken Haller Third Row: John Keeney. George VanVeldhuisen. BobSavacool. Keith Horn. Rob Plenge, Steve Poniatowski. Steve Ruckman. BillGnffin. Fourth Row: Marc Elko. Dave Hicks. Tim Kenny. John Howie. Tony Maiella. Mike Elko. Rich Hugues. Chris Fournier. Fifth Row: Chris Bormann, Gerry Norrell. Bob Ort. Jim Gerard. Jim Trainello, Bill Kerkendall, Dale Doughty. Brent Stecker. Rob Plenge and company shout encouragement to the offense during the Voorhees game. f VARSITY N SCOREBOARD WH OPP 27 Delaware Valley 0 24 Belvidere 10 7 Hackettstown 12 14 North Hunterdon 7 20 South Hunterdon 0 12 Voorhees 7 15 P’burg 0 28 North Warren 0 12 Dayton 29 21 Hunterdon Central 16 8-2 23 f JV SCOREBOARD WH OPP 0 Delaware Valley 7 25 Belvidere 0 6 Hackettstown 12 7 North Hunterdon 0 40 South Hunterdon 0 14 Voorhees 12 26 P’burg Catholic 6 14 North Warren 0 6 Hunterdon Central 7 6-3 V Above Left: Darryl Long, aided by the blocking of Bill Kerkendall, lunges forward for a few extra yards Belo % Left: As Scott Rhinehart looks downfield for an open receiver. Bill Kerkendall stands ready to block a Devil opponent 25 Working Their Way To The Top VARSITY: Kneeling: Co Captains Diana Segume and Sharon Angelozzi. Standing: Fran Berberich, Bridget Boyle, Donna Bocko, Denise DeFillips Karryn Castner, Denise Fulgoni, Karen DeMonl, Cherie Oosldyke, Marge Beasley, Janet Dudiak, Becky Cunningham, Coach LuAnn Ferenci. The 1981 Field Hockey Team had a successful season with Miss LuAnn Ferenci as their new coach. She under- took the task of coaching both teams. Varsity and J.V., and did an excellent job. Led by captains Sharon Angelozzi and Diana Seguine, the Streaks ended up third in the D.R.C. with a record of 12-4-3. They advanced to the State Tournament where they met Butler in the second round. Not having beaten Butler in several years, the girls were determined to win. It was a long and hard-fought game but the Streaks emerged victorious in the end with the score 1-0. Their next game was against Mount Olive. Even though the Streaks took an early lead in the game, Mount Olive was able to come back and score two goals to defeat the Streaks 2-1. Although J.V. teams don’t count in the D.R.C. standings, the 1981 Blue Streak J.V. team should have. They finished the season undefeated, with a record of 16-0-2. Both teams did exceptionally well, and with only seven seniors graduating, the girls look forward to an even more successful 1982 season. As always, the defense is ready to rush out on another penalty corner. 26 VARSITY ' SCOREBOARD WH OPP 2 Delaware Valley 0 2 Belvidere 0 9 Hackettstown 0 2 North Hunterdon 2 0 South Hunterdon 1 2 Voorhees 1 2 P’burg Catholic 1 4 North Warren 0 1 Hunterdon Central 0 0 Delaware Valley 1 0 Belvidere 0 5 Hackettstown 0 0 North Hunterdon 2 2 South Hunterdon 1 1 Voorhees 0 2 P’burg Catholic 1 0 North Warren 0 1 Hunterdon Central 0 2 Bridgewater East 0 1 Butler 0 1 Mount Olive 2 13-5-3 J Seniors: hn« « ling: Diana Seguine, Sharon Angelozzi Standing: Fran Berbench, Denise Fulgoni, Bridget Boyle, Denise DeFillips. As Karryn Castner lunges for the ball, Karen DeMont waits for the outcome. 27 28 Donna Bocko scores another Blue Streak goal. f Jv SCOREBOARD WH OPP 0 Delaware Valley 0 5 Belvidere 0 11 Hackettstown 0 2 North Hunterdon 0 2 South Hunterdon 0 1 Voorhees 0 3 P’burg Catholic 0 5 North Warren 0 1 Hunterdon Central 0 2 Delaware Valley 1 5 Belvidere 0 7 Hackettstown 0 2 North Hunterdon 2 4 South Hunterdon 0 2 P’burg Catholic 0 8 North Warren 0 1 Hunterdon Central 0 2 Bridgewater East 0 16-0-2 J Sitting: Co Captains Dcbbi Demyan and Sharon Wagner Kneeling: Diane Cannito, Mantza Malaret, Beth VanMiddlesworth, Debbie Haytaian. Standing: Kathy Shotwell, Gina Paollela, Barb Hickey. Stephanie Devine. Carla VanBurik, Heidi Finley. Diane Swetnam, Coach LuAnn Ferenci 29 Defense and Determination Top: Joon Lee tries to steal the ball from the opposing team Above Left: Ken Klepacki prepares to kick the ball to his teammates from the corner Above Right: Mike Junio looks for an open receiver to throw the ball to from out of bounds 30 Varaitv Soccer: First Row: Mike Klepacki. Pete Spatz, Joel Schnetzer Second Row: Chris Paolella, Chuck Schalk. Tom Swenson, John Favara.Mike Junio, Joe Finley Third Row: David Haytaian. Allen LeBihan. Ron Kantor. John Lynch, Phil May, Ken Klepacki. Fourth Row: Dave Anderson. Manager Christine Dowd, Coach LoughHn. This was the fourth year of soccer at Warren Hills and also the debut of a freshman soccer team, coached by Mr. Heller. The Junior Varsity team was coached by Mr. Griffin, while the Varsity was coached by Mr. Loughlin. With the return of ten seniors, the defense was strong as many of the games were close. With the addition of the freshman team, new players will come to the Varsity team with more experience. Mike Klepacki, Joel Schnet- zer, and Pete Spatz were the captains of the team. The M.V.P. of the team was Joel Schnetzer, who led the team with his fine play and leadership. As both teams look on. Mike Jumo kicks the ball down fie Id. 31 Mike Junio beats his opponents to the ball while John Lynch looks on. ( VARSITY 'A SCOREBOARD WH OPP 0 Hunterdon Central 4 0 North Hunterdon 4 1 Delaware Valley 1 6 Warren Tech. 2 0 Hackettstown 4 3 Voorhees 4 0 Hunterdon Central 2 1 North Hunterdon 4 5 Warren Tech. 2 2 Delaware Valley 4 0 Phillipsburg 2 3 North Warren 6 0 Hackettstown 6 0 Voorhees 3 1 North Warren 4 2121 J Seniors: Front: Joon Lee, Joel Schnetzer, Kurt Hoeflein. Andy Ross, Pete Spatz. Back: Dave Haytaian, Mike Klepacki, Dave Anderson, Joe Finley. Mike Junio 32 SCOREBOARD WH OPP 0 Hunterdon Central 4 4 P’burg Catholic 2 1 North Hunterdon 2 0 Delaware Valley 3 1 Hackettstown 3 1 Voorhees 3 0 P’burg Catholic 1 1 Hunterdon Central 1 1 North Hunterdon 3 2 Delaware Valley 3 4 North Warren 2 2 Hackettstown 2 2 Voorhees 4 1 North Warren 2 2-10-2 v_ J J V. Soccer: First Row: Jennifer Harris. Dave Eshenbach. Domingo Amey, Mike Brown Second Rowr Joe Knapp. Jon Zanger. Enc Heitmann. Mike Schafer. Gary Bonfantc Third Row: John Ponsim. Tae Lee. Douglas Summers. Peter Nijsse Fourth Row: Greg Warne. David Webb. Dave Renner. Fifth Row: loon Lee, Jarvis Pearson, Jim Stahl, Dave Zurine, Edom Marshall. Coach Griffin 33 On the Run in ’81 N SCOREBOARD WH 37 Sparta OPP 20 39 Hunterdon Central 18 23 Hackettstown 32 25 P’burg Catholic 32 35 Delaware Valley 21 42 Voorhees 17 21 Newton 35 24 South Hunterdon 36 42 North Hunterdon 17 19 North Warren 38 24 Blair Academy 32 15 Warren Tech. 48 7-5 ) Top: Everyone impatiently awaits the starter’s gun to begin the race Above: Jon Bates and Mary Lou Tuttle show the strain of long distance running, as they are determined to win. 34 kneeling: KIlenBrickman, Mary Lou Tuttle, Carol Hamway, Laura Watson Standing: Front: Pat Dippel. Glenn Gawthrop, Chris Schnaars, Captain Steve Noctor. Ron Yawger. Clark Parson. Jon Bates Back: Coach Spatz, Rod Buskirk, Bob Pall, Pete Gentile. Mike Staats Steve Noctor concentrates on his pace as he comes down a hill. The Blue Streaks’ Cross Country had another successful season, finishing first in the Warren County League. Though the team was helped by three freshman, there was no J.V. or girls team. The highlight of the year was Steve Noctor, who not only was the M.V.P. of the Streaks, but also was 3rd in the Bernard’s Tournament, 7th in the D.R.C. 1st in the State Sectionals, 8th in the Group II State Finals, and 36th in AllGroup State Finals. 35 Warren County Champions The 1981-82 Blue Streaks Boys Basketball team, under the coaching of Mike Hayes and Jeff Swinson, had high expectations. They boasted a backcourt of three giants, with 67 Randy Kane flanked by 6 6 Bob Ort and 6’4” Ken Haller. The front court had experience, with Joe Toole and Rob Plenge. With a team of such height and experience, the Blue Streaks were favored as a contender for the D.R.C. title. The season started slow, with the Streaks losing their first two games. But they got the ball rolling with wins over Belvidere and P’burg Catholic. Although the Streaks didn’t win the Christmas Tournament, they continued to show how good they were. After losing some close games to tough teams, the Streaks rattled off seven straight wins, including a win at Hackettstown, and a record breaking effort with Belvidere. The Streaks scored 100 points which broke the schools single game of high of % points. The Streaks finished the season in second place in the D.R.C. and first in the Warren County League. In a hard played play-off game, the Streaks lost to visiting North Hunterdon. The Streaks went on to play Vailsburg in the states. Although the team played their best, they lost the game. Next year’s team has much to look forward to, despite losing five seniors. The team will have players who participated on the varsity level plus some prospects from the J.V. team. Top Left: Bob Ort goes over his opponent fora shot against Hackettstown Top Right: Mike Webb takes a shot against P’burg Catholic Above: Seniors: Kneeling: Rob Plenge, Joe Toole Standing: Ken Haller. Randv Kane, Mike Webb. 36 VARSITY SCOREBOARD WH opp 44 Pope John 62 57 Mend ham 66 67 P’burg Catholic 53 61 Belvidere 42 63 Dunellen 50 43 Hopatcong 53 34 North Hunterdon 42 30 South Hunterdon 27 32 Delaware Valley 33 OT 39 Phillipsburg 43 38 Hunterdon Central 54 18 North Warren 19 44 Hackettstown 36 44 Voorhees 42 45 Phillipsburg 79 100 Belvidere 50 44 Hacktstown 42 64 P’burg Catholic 56 27 North Hunterdon 20 64 South Hunterdon 41 51 Delaware Valley 49 62 Voorhees 40 52 Hunterdon Central 69 53 North Warren 22 37 North Hunterdon (Play-off) 40 V Vailsburg (States) 59i Record 14-12 y Left: Joe Toole takes a shot as Randy Kane fights for position. 37 Varsity Team Kneeling: Joe Miller. Rob Plenge. Joe Toole, Joe Glosek, Greg Phillips Standing: Coach Mike Hayes. Frank Fortunato. Ken Haller. Randy Kane. Bob Ort. Mike Webb, manager Todd Parkin. Top Left: Randy Kane awaits the rebound as others look on Top Right: Joe Miller goes in for an uncontested lay up Left: Bob Ort takes a shot despite a good defensive play. Above: Ken Haller keeps his eyes on the basket as he prepares to shoot the ball. 38 'streaks J.V. Basketball Team: Kneeling: Mike Elko, Marc Elko Standing: Chris Colatriano. Coach Jeff Swinson, Doug Summers, John Lynch, Mark Merrill, Kurt Merrill. Ed Froehlich. SCOREBOARD WH OPP 51 Pope John 48 41 Mend ham 66 48 P’burg Catholic 44 58 Bel videre 42 50 West Morris 49 44 North Hunterdon 58 47 South Hunterdon 27 34 Delaware Valley 35 42 Phillipsburg 70 63 Hunterdon Central 46 62 North Warren 39 46 Hackettstown 49 60 Voorhees 42 51 Phillipsburg 73 47 Belvidere 30 56 Hackettstown 58 3 OT 83 P’burg Catholic 65 45 North Hunterdon 63 73 South Hunterdon 39 36 Delaware Valley 35 67 Voorhees 41 41 Hunterdon Central 54 40 North Warren Record 14-9 U Rob Plenge shows his ability to find a way to the basket. 39 Girls Reign As Warren County Champs Above: Coach Annurunata gives the girls a pep talk during a time out. Right: A Warren Hills player loses out on a jump ball, but Mary Lou Tuttle and Dawn Webb are ready to recover Below: As Jenny Schumann looks for a receiver, Karen Rinehart moves into an open space to get the pass. The 1981-82 Varsity girls’ basketball team had a successful season consider- ing the fact that there were no varsity letter winners returning this year. Finish- ing with an overall record of 11-12, Coach Al Annunziata could be no less than thrilled. Led by captain Diana Seguine, the girls opened the season with a victory over Pope John. Their win over Voorhees (39-35) gave the girls the incentive to go all the way. By beating North Warren in the final game of the regular season, the girls clinched the Warren County League title. They also made it to the States and met Dover in the first round. Although the girls gave it their all, they were unable to beat Dover thereby ending the ’81-’82 season. Prior to the season, the girls sold posters to raise money for practice gear and also for a field trip to the Meadow- lands to see the Globetrotters. 40 JTKMLjf )TRF� . Varsity: Kneeling: Diane Swetnam, Becky Cunningham, Lisa Mazzaro, Diane Cannito Standing: Coach Steve Fritts. Karen Rinehart. Mary Lou Tuttle. Dawn Webb. Diana Seguine. Jenny Schumann. Coach Ai Annunziata. WH ' 44 Pope John OPP 26 36 Bridgewater 64 45 P’burg Catholic 40 51 Belvidere 48 29 Lenape Valley 38 49 Mount Olive 55 20 North Hunterdon 53 36 South Hunterdon 23 23 Delaware Valley 46 38 Hunterdon Central 58 53 North Warren 22 50 Hackettstown 39 39 Voorhees 35 33 Belvidere 35 40 Hackettstown 22 33 P’burg Catholic 43 24 North Hunterdon 49 45 South Hunterdon 27 20 Delaware Valley 38 27 Voorhees 35 52 Hunterdon Central 30 42 North Warren 27 27 Dover 44 VARSITY SCOREBOARD Belov Left: As Dawn Webb goes for the jump ball, Karen Rinehart and Diane Swetnam look on. Below: The girls warm-up before a game Bottom Left: Jenny Schimann and Karen Rinehart wait for the rebouid. 42 Seniors: Front: Diana Seguine. Back: Lisa Mazzaro JV k nr flint) Chris Carolan, Diane Cannito, Mantza Malaret. Yvonne Semonche. JodiRudi Standing: Karen Andreko, Marlene Oberly, Debbie Cullen, Talitha Busch, Tina Munniksna, Laurie Smith, CoachSteve Fritts, C JV SCOREBOARD WH OPP 22 Pope John 23 16 Bridgewater 26 52 P'burg Catholic 23 37 Belvidere 23 21 Hopatcong 36 19 North Hunterdon 36 28 South Hunterdon 16 20 Delaware Valley 40 23 Hunterdon Central 47 40 North Warren 16 31 Hackettstown 44 23 Voorhees 42 41 Belvidere 35 25 Hackettstown 44 33 Pburg Catholic 30 20 North Hunterdon 38 34 South Hunterdon 10 57 Delaware Valley 11 7 Voorhees 54 44 Hunterdon Central 23 29 North Warren 15 V Record: 10-11 43 Sixth In The State A fantastic season! There’s no better way to describe what the 1981-82 Varsity wrestling team accomplished. An overall record of 15-4-0 enabled the Streaks to be ranked sixth in the state by a coaches’ poll. Captains Ralph Sinkbeil, Angelo Per- rucci, and Pat Dippel, along with the rest of the Varsity starters led the team on to the Group 2 Section 2 champion- ship with victories over Boonton and previously unbeaten Dover. The Streaks ended up with third in the state as a Group 2 school. Victories over Del Val and Hunterdon Central helped the Streaks on to a third place tie in the DRC with a record of 6-2. They were also the Christmas Tournament champs, and ended up second in the Districts. Individual accomplishments included Ron Yawger and John Smith as District Champs with Pat Dippel, Ralph Sinkbeil, and Bill Zaidie as runners-up. In Regional competition, Ralph Sinkbeil finished first, with Bill Ziadie in third and Pat Dippel in fourth. Even though nine seniors will be graduating, the remainder of the Varsity team along with many aspiring JV wrest- lers promise to provide an equally suc- cessful ’82’83 season. Seniors: kneeling: Chris Schnaars. Angelo Perrucci, John Wasser, Pal Dippei Standing: Bill Ziadie Tony Rudolph. Ralph Sinkbeil. Scotl Rhinchart. Albert Howe. 44 VARSITY 'N SCOREBOARD WH OPP 36 Kittatinny 18 49 Belvidere 10 14 Phillipsburg 37 20 North Hunterdon 30 48 North Warren 12 30 Delaware Valley 16 39 High Point 21 38 Randolph 13 33 Hunterdon Central 15 20 Voorhees 36 29 Sparta 34 55 P’burg Catholic 12 48 Hackettstown 6 56 South Hunterdon 3 37 Pius X 9 45 Boonton 14 30 Dover 16 30 Voorhees 36 V. 12-5-0 J Left: Head Coach Rich Kerr displays how emotion ally involving a wrestling match can be as Assistant Coach Don Stone quietly looks on. Varsity: Kneeling: Mike Pomatowski, Ron Yawger, Brian Barends. ChrisSchnaars, Angelo Perrucci, John Wasser. Pal Dippel Standing: Coach Rich Kerr. Bill Ziadie. Tony Rudolph. Ralph Sinkbeil, Scoti Rhinehart. Alber! Howe. John Smith. 46 JV Kneeling: Trevor DeMont, Steve June, Bill Miller. Bill Griffin. Standing: Coach Don Stone. Paul LaBelle. Lee Witner. Greg Badway, Pat Breslin. r JV SCOREBOARD WH 30 Kiltatinny OPP 30 19 Belvidere 3 10 Phillipsburg 53 27 North Hunterdon 34 33 North Warren 16 10 Delaware Valley 53 32 High Point 30 31 Randolph 26 26 Hunterdon Central 33 22 Voorhees 33 30 Sparta 6 18 P burg Catholic 3 16 Hackettstown 6 15 South Hunterdon 0 27 Pius X 3 V 9-5-1 J 47 1981 -82 Chess Team: Silting: Allen Smith, Joe Finley. Warren Parks. Standing: Dave Renner. Phil Paolella, KarlMalasczyk, Doug Hammel. Luis Santiago. The Warren Hills Chess Team, under the direction of Mr. Richard Sauck, finished the season with a 14-2-2 record. They finished first in the Penn- Jersey League, and second in the Northwest Jersey League. A great deal of credit for the team’s success must go to Mr. Sauck, who has devoted a lot of his time teaching and perfect- ing the abilities of his players. The team, consisting of eight seniors and several promising sophomores, had an undefeated 9-0-1 record in the Penn-Jersey League. Five of theBlue Streaks placed in the top seven in the Northwest Jersey Individuals Tournament. Although the team will be losing eight mem- bers, there are great prospects in the underclassmen. SCOREBOARD Penn-Jersey League WH OPP 6 Emmaus 1 6 Parkland 1 4!4 Northampton 214 4 Whitehall 3 4 Freedom 3 7 Easton 0 5 Liberty 2 314 William Allen 314 7 Central Catholic 0 514 Southern Lehigh 114 Record 9-0-1 J r-------------N SCOREBOARD Northwest Jersey League WH OPP 5 Mendham 2 314 Mendham 314 5 West Morris 2 514 Hackettstown 114 3 Delbarton 4 4 West Morris 3 5 Hackettstown 2 2 Delbarton 5 Record 5-2-1 I_____________________J 48 V Allen Smith Doug Hammel Warren Parks Luis Santiago 49 Phil Paolella Dave Renner STUDENT LIFE Going. . .Going . .Gone National Honor Society is an organization that provides services to the school such as tutoring and fundraising for scholarships. NHS mem- bers are chosen at the end of their junior or senior year on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The new members are inducted into NHS at a candlelight ceremony attend- ed by their parents and stu- dents who have made the honor roll during the year. This year NHS worked on a proposed idea of an honor pass system. The honor passes were issued to mem- bers first on a trial basis. The annual Rent-a-Teach- er Day was held on February 11th. This year’s Rent-a- Teacher Day was marked by two surprises: the first was having Mr. Grassi, retir- ed U.S. History teacher re- turn to render his services for the day and the second was having Mr. Cabone, a substitute teacher being rent- ed for $275 by the sophomore class. This year about $500 was raised for two Warren Hills Scholarships! Front: Linda Bowlby (Secretary), Valene Schaare, Denise Fulgoni (Vice President). Lisa Mazzaro, Deirdre Kugelmeyer, Diane Schildknecht (Co President). Middle: Bernadette Semonche. Sandy Snyder. Janice Bathgate, Colleen Costello. Angelo Perrucci (Co-President) Back: Deb Reo (Treasurer). Bill Kaiser, Phil Paolella, Joe Finley. Belov : Mr Norczyk and Mrs. Gebert smile as the bid is raised Right: Denise Fulgoni and Sandy Snyder make sure the amount of money is right. 52 “You’ll Find it in the 800’s” Front: Kitty Heater, Dorothy Jones, Kris Bergan, Linda Bowlby. Back: Chris Dowd, Karen Karcher, Robert Radmore. John Gojdycz. Kathy Kamras, Tracy Johansson. Along with the need for good books to be read by students there is also a need for someone to organize these books and sign them out for the students. This need is met head-on by the Library Council. Mrs. De Puy and Mrs. West supervised the students as they learned the ins-and-outs of library pro- cedure. 53 FFA Isn’t Just Farming Front: Don Hystad, Paul Rochelle, Don Quick, Bryan Houston, Helen Morris, Sue Kuzmiskas, Jan Woolf, Diana Munniksma, John Hague, Tony Mazzarella. Second Row: Mr. Elssaesser, Bruce Horvath, Carol Beam, Matt Rice, Mark Fournier, Joel Schnetzer, Lee Curto, Sint Van Solkema, John Wasser, Mark Cordes. Arthur Allen, Dave Sant ini, Patty Rupeli Back Row: Laurie Smith, Gordon Norns, Jay Steele, Jeff Marchoni, Andy Carpenter, Todd Pantuso, Rich Yu.-kovitch, Bill Kaiser, Allen Smith, John Whitmore, Bob Sella, Rich Jeskey, Mr. Rupeli. One of the largest and most active student organizations in the school is the Future Farmers of America. Under the guidance of advisors Mr. Rupeli and Mr. Elsaesser, the FFA seeks to train students for a career in agriculture by using hands-on experience. Students inFFA participated in innum- erable projects throughout the entire year. The club kept busy at the school itself by growing and successfully con- tracting its field corn, repairing the tractors for area farmers and butchering some of their own livestock. The animal room with it's chickens, rabbits and two heifers occupied students during the year, while the greenhouse saw a lot of activity with flowers for holidays and also the starting of plants for local gardeners. Special activities included the FFA week in February, where students pre- sented programs to the eighth graders trying to interest them in the FFA along with a radio presentation to make the community aware of FFA activities. Dur- ing the week Mr. Rupeli, Joel Schnetzer, and Bill Kaiser visited Trenton where they talked to the State Secretary of Agriculture and visited the government agencies. As part of the Food for America program, First Graders were brought to the school where they learned about farming. During the summer, Warren Hills FFA had a display at the Warren County Fair and participated in the various contests there. The local chapter also sent teams to Judging contests through out the state and nation. The small engine repair team was the first in the state and third in the Northeastern Region. The soils judging team came in third in the state, and the livestock judging team was first in the state and competed in the Nationals. Five members of the local organization and Mr. Elsaesser attended the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Among those attending, was John Spud” Gojdycz who was elected to the National FFA band. For these individuals, the National Convention was the high- light of the year, but for all in FFA the year was busy, productive, and fun. Jan Wool! displays one of the Angora rabbits that the FFA is raising. 54 SENIOR OFFICERS Kneeling: Allen Smith-reporter, Mark Fournier-sentinel. Standing Mr. Elssaesser, Andy Carpenter-secretary, Bill Kaiser-vice, pres., Joel Schnetzer pres ,John Wasser treasurer, Mr. Rupell advisor. JUNIOR OFFICERS: Todd Pantuso sentinel, Patty Rupell secretary, Sint Van Solkema-pres., Don Quick treasurer. Not Pictured: Anthony Mazzarella vice pres., Laurie Smith- reporter. 55 Right: Arthur Allen looks like he really enjoys cleaning out stalls. Below Left: Jeff Marchioni and his friend Evita Below Right: In the late winter, Sue Bergen and Dave Szucs prepare pots for seedings. Be low: Watering the new plants is a chore that Sharon Winters at tends to daily Bottom: Joel Schnetzer and Bill Kaiser remove a cylinder sleeve as they repair a tractor engine. Those Victorious Seniors Once again the annual Powder Puff Football game was held with much success for the seniors. The Senior girls vs. the Junior girls game this year was held at night, which seemed to ignite enthusiasm on both teams. So tradition has had it in the past, the seniors, coached by Angelo Perrucci, overcame the juniors (coach- ed by Eddie Froelich) in a 14-6 victory that will be remembered by all who were present. Both teams performed antics which were never before seen in any other Powder Puff game, and the announcer Dave Haytaian, and Mike Paolicelli spiced up the event with their “not yet ready for the radio” commentaries. Senior coaches Angelo Perrucci. John Wasser. Mark Fournier and Ken Traenkle wish junior coach Ed Froelich luck before the big game. 58 Working for the Future Sitting: Dot Emery, June Swayze, Deb Rodriguez. Tammy Jenkins Standing: Lulu Smith, MargoSchultheis, Jill Loyle, Suzanne Bodine, Joann Cordes, Leslie Parkin, Penny Christine, Cathy McGarvey, Terry DeGroff, Lorraine Frustieri, Kitty Morgan, Dolores Cox. Future Business Leaders of Amer icaisa business oriented organization for students interested in learning about the business world. Students attend leadership conferences and competitions in order to develop leadership abilities. Students are raising funds to help promote the employee employer vo- cational banquet held in the spring of each year. Left: Dot Emery practices on the IBM memory typewriter. Above: Mrs. Gascoyne shows Deb Rodriguez how to fill out Federal Income Tax Returns. 59 Growth-Key to Success Key Club, a community and school serving club, was very active this year. A contributing factor to the success of the club was the large increase in membership. With sixty-three members, the club started out the year with a Bowl-a-thon to increase the size of their treasury. At Thanksgiving and Christmas, they collected non-perishable food items and toys for the needy families in the area. November 8th- 15th was National Key Club Week, and there was something planned for each day. The fruit sale was started, there was a dedication to all the veterans from W.H.R., the Bowl-a-thon was held, and two days were set aside to help paint the park’s bleachers in the spring. Throughout the year they also participated in a Rock-n Rollathon for the Heart Association, they painted a slogan in the gym to add to the school spirit, and also helped Kiawanis with their annual Pancake Breakfast. Highlights of the year included the presen- tation by Kiwanis, Key Club’s sponsor, of a bell and gavel, and also the New Jersey annual District Convention weekend which was held at Tamiment, a Pocono resort. Eighteen members went on the weekend along with Mr. Heverinand Mrs. Bowen, their advisors, and Mr. Rick Rhinehart, Kiwanis advisor. The weekend allowed them to get together with Key Clubs from all over New Jersey, and everyone had a lot of fun. Sitting: R. Sinkbeil, R. Plenge, M. Malejko, S. Devine, L. Piscitelli, D. Cannito, K. Horn, K. Post, A. Fiore. D Hudock, D. Bocko (Secretary). M. Aurenzi, B Hickey, J. Dudiak (Vice President), K. Dicton.S. Deymann. Kneeling: S. Snyder (President), D. Reo, D. Hill, J. Fay.M. Roy, D. Schildknecht, M. Schildknecht, C. McGinnis, K. Peterson, S. Bunting, B. Skeens, K. Herman, G. Phillips. Standing: B. Stecker, B. Semonche (Treasurer), K. Traenkle.S. Engelhardt, J. Doe, J. Korkes. M. Henning. K. Demont, B. Lord, K Castner, D. Demyan, D. Haytaian, B. Hotchkin, D. Zimmerman, A McElroy, J Woolf, T. Simpkins, C. Rindos, C. Stout, K. Grebenchinko, D. Dietrich, Mrs Bowen. 60 Lovers of the Outdoors Sitting: Karryn Castner. Anna Banghart.GretchenGawthrop.Beth Eastman, Cheryl Stout, Bonnie Skeens, Barb Hickey, Janet Dudiak, Sharon Wagner, Kathy Shotwell.CheneOostvdyk. Sue Hackett. Kathy Meyer Kneeling: Diane Canmto, Tammy Castner, Augie Binder. Chris Fournier. Jim Gerard. Bob Collins, Keith Uhler. LeaGregone. AlanGyuricaa, JoePiccione, Bob Hugues, BrentStecker. PeteSpatz Standing: Robert Gnffin, BillTrainelk), Dave White,PaulMonn, Alan LeBihan, Tom Swenson, Dan Osmun, Joe Klimko, Joe Poniatowski, Rich Gasser, Mike Staats, Ed Bockman. Jeff Winkler. Outdoors Unlimited’s main activity this year was skiing. Five Thursday nights during January and February they skied at Camelback. They also took a weekend trip to Hunter Mountain and Smuggler’s Notch in Vermont, where the skiing was tremendous. Two club members, Janet Dudiak and Tom Swenson entered the high school race at Camelback where they finished fourth as a team. 61 Bringing Students Together Standing: H. Hyde. M Malaret, A Blanche, K. Cotton. N Stietzl, S. Malaret, E Pallo. M Henning, D Zimmerman. L. Bormann, M. Roy. A. Perrucci. D. Donaldson. Z. Rios, C. Evans, A. Fiore, J. Cordes, M. Maleiko, D. Dietrich, kneeling: D. Cannito, D. Wallis. T. Zullo, D. Davis, L. Kleh, E Brickman. W. DeGroff. M. Mannon. D. Grebenchinko, B. Skeens, J. Bathgate. B. Beck, B. Hickey, T. Swenson, P. Spatz, A. LeBihan, G. Phillips. Sitting: T Jenkins. D. Fisher, J. Hague, S. Pomatowski, G. Bonfonte, B. Gross. K. Mercer. S. Englehardt. B. Stecker, K. Traenkle. R. Plenge, K. Horn. R. Sinkbeil, A. Howe, E. Konyok, E. Sokoloski. Student Council began the school year by trying to tackle the smoking problem, but their efforts eventually came to a standstill. Student Council’s annual events included the distribu- tion of the New York Times, underclass pictures, school jacket sale, and the talent show. In addition, they held a photo-session with Santa Claus at Christmas and help- ed the students with their love lives through the com- puter-Match and the Valen- tine’s Day corsage sale. EXECUTIVE BOARD: Front: Armanda Busch, Kathy Grebenchinko, Jeri McNeil. Michelle Malejko, Chris Bormann Second Row: Mr. Albrecht, Lisa Bormann, Barb Hickey, Pauline Nerbak, Mike Roy., Back: John Lynch, Doug Adams, Deb Reo, Bernadette Semonche, Hedi Honecker Not Pictured: Valerie Scharre, Wayne DeGroff, Steve Englehardt, Ron Kantor, Angelo Perrucci, Tom Swenson, John Smith, Ken Traenkle. 62 Top: Kathy Grebenchinkodehvers papers with a smile while Wayne DeGroff looks as if he’s disgusted with the whole thing. Left: Ken Traenkle and Val Schaare look to see if that someone special is one of their top ten. Above: Jeri McNeil and Michele Malejkocompile a list of Executive Board members. 63 DEC A Sets Up Shop Sitting: Marge Beasley, Sharon Winters, Michelle Tnmmer, Ed Konyok, Mike Neale. Brian Keenan, Tony Thomas, Vaughn Scala Kneeling: Joan Janette, Kevin Mercer, Bob Monczka, Bruce Martin, Bob Radmote, Pauline Merrill. Tim Segada, Paul Whipple Standing: Linda Pavilonis, Donna Donaldson, Kathy Williams, Diane Minniek, Tammy Staats, Mike Allen, Deb Haytaian, Cheryl Wheeler, Nicola Tape, Donna Farino, Gina Rios. Marge Beasly rings up the purchase for Dom ingo Amey while Mr. Paglio lookson. Mr. Paglio, the advisor once again for the highly successful Distributive Education Club of America, has some thing to be proud of. This past year, the club was able to have a school store installed in the cafeteria. The store, which was run by the students in the club, sold items sue h as albums, concert jerseys, school supplies, and other helpful goods. Students who are interested in retail and wholesale sales and management jobs are given an unexcelled opportunity to develop their know-how through the club. The display cases which can be seen in a few places in the school are prepared and set up by the members of the club. 64 From North to South Hi! I’m an exchange student from Norway (North Norway on an island called Andoya). I had heard a lot about students from U.S. in Norwegian schools and Scandinavian students in schools in U.S. sol decided to try and see if I could be able to go over. And as you can see, I did. The organization I’m in is American Scandinavian Exchange Student (ASSE). I came to the United States to learn the language, learn about the country, the American people which are very nice, and American food which is very good and fattening (ha, ha). A high light of my year was being part of Warren Hills marching band, because we don’t have march- ing band in Norway. The difference between Norweigian schools and American schools is that we can take the subjects we want in American schools, but in Norway we have to take what they give us. There is a lot of small differences, but I easily adjusted to them. Berit Karlsen Top: Berit concentrates on her U.S. History lesson. Above: Berit made many friends among both the stuients and faculty. One of her favorite classes was band and die enjoyed conversations with band director Miss Dolan. 65 A.F.S. Brings People Together The American Field Service was a small but enthusiastic club this year. Along with their advisor, Mrs. Bowen, the members held fund raising activities for their AFS weekend in the spring, and also to pay for various school expenses for Stephanie Devine this year’s exchange student. The members worked at the concession stands during all home football games, sold donuts and cider at the Powder Puff game, held a bake sale and also sold carnations at Christmas. In the fall, they threw a welcome to USA cover dish and birthday party for Stephanie. In April, they had an AFS weekend. Exchange students from area schools attended. The students stayed with members of the club and went to school with them for a day. A progres- sive dinner, a party, and a dance also contributed to the weekend fun. Above: Standing: Fran Berberich. Judy Flynn, Stephanie Devine, Gail Drukker, Chns Dowd (Secretary), Marge Henning (President) Kneeling: Amanda Busch (Treasurer), Beth Lord, Kitty Heater, Tracy Johansson. Sandy Snyder Below: The AFS surprised South African exchange student, Stephanie Devine, with a combination birthday and “Welcome to the USA. party. 66 From South to North Why does an exchange student decide to go and live in another country for a year? This was really an easy decision for me, because I wanted to experience a totally different way of life to the one that I was used to. The United States was my first choice, as I wanted to go to an American school and be part of an American family and community. I have experienced many different things since I’ve been here. One of the strangest times of my year was Christmas because in South Africa, Christmas is in the summer and here we had snow. Snow was as exciting as it was new to me, but I wish that we could have snow and a temperature of 80°F at the same time. It was quite difficult for me learning American slang, as our slang is quite different, and so often I didn’t understand what people were saying. A big difference in school was not wearing a uniform. I attended a public school in South Africa and we wore a uniform each day, so I really found it difficult deciding what to wear each day. It is impossible to condense all my experienc- es, because I’ve had so many. A.F.S. is a unique experience and my year at Warren Hills and all the friends I’ve made, have been an unforgettable part of my experience. Stephanie 67 Medical Club. . .Revived Again! John Hague and Donna Bowlby of the Medical Club demonstrate the proper method of saving a life on one of the schools C.P.R. dolls. This years Medical Assistant’s Club proved to be an effective way of teaching interested students various manners of life support and other health related situations. Right: As members of the Medical Club watch, John Hague and Donna Bowlby perform two person C.P.R. on “Annie” Below: Members of the Medical Assistance Club: Nurse Wohlleb, Rebecca Kunzman, Barbara McCarthy, Donna Bowlby, Linda Bowl- by and John Hague. 68 On the Move With the A.I.A.S.A. few members of the A.I.A.S.A. Club prepare themselves for selling the Warren Hills Blue Streak hats jnng one of our home football games. They are Troy Opdyke. Karl Malasczyk. and John Zanger As Troy Opdyke makes another sale during the A.I. A.S.A.’s bake sale, a prospective buyer can't wait to taste the delicious baked goods. Mark Junio notices that he forgot to take his own cake out of the oven before leaving for the sale. his year’s American Industrial Arts Student Association consisted c : Bottom Row: John Zanger, Matt Fluck. ary Bonfante. Joe Knapp, Bobby Hughes Second Row: Mr Fiore, Doug Batson, Troy Opdyke, DougHammell, am Swenson lop Row: Mark Hallet, Karl Malasczyk. Todd Parkin, and Steve Snyder. The A.I.A.S.A. Club is in its second year at Warren Hills. It is a nationwide organization involved in many areas of industrial arts. The Industrial Arts class- es are actively participating in our chap- ter are the Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing, and the Architectural Design classes. Our American Industrial Arts Stu- dents Association Club contributes to many sports activities during the school year. A.I.A.S.A. introduced the Warren Hills Blue Streak cap sold during the football season, and also sold hot dogs at the winter sports activities. During the past months, A.I.A.S.A. has partici- pated in community efforts as well. As any growing organization, it relied on fund raisers to aid the members in educational extra-curricular activities. Planned, this year, was a trip to the Air and Space Museum in Washington D.C. 69 Student Club for Work Study Program Warren Hills offers students who wish to be vocationally active, a club which enhances their activities. The Vocational Industral club of Amer- ica is associated with C.I.E. and supervised by Mr. Bowen. The club, in conjunction with C.I.E., enables students to get a jump on their career goals before they graduate from high school. Among activities which the group held this year were a ski trip in March, a trip to Great Adventure earlier in the Fall, and they planned a trip to New York and an Employer-Employee Banquet in May. Right: Tim Miller looks up the part number for an exhaust pipe at his job with SEA Auto Parts. F ront: Shawn Belkey. Vickie Johnston. Debbie Bush. Angela Holley. Donna Perrucci. Donna Byelick Second Row: Joe Dalrymple. Ed Bockman. Mike Grmek. Jim Gibson. Alan Gyuncza. Doug Duryea. John Lance Back: Mr. Bowen. Pete Nijsse. Ralph Bell. Tim Miller. Henry Winters, Bemie Raybould. Bob Grafer. 70 A V Squad Keeps Film Rolling Once again this year, the Audio Visual Squad consists of three hardworking students who are under the supervision of Miss Luff. The students deliv- er audio visual supplies and equipment to teachers during homeroom before school each day. Audio Visual equipment has become increasingly impor tant in school in recent years and is utilized in many depart- ments. Right: This years Audio Visual Crew: Mike Man- non, John Gojdycz, and Todd Parkin. 71 “Smile! You’re on Video-Tape” Above: Bob Hugues, Alien Smith Back: Mile Webb, Tim Loyle Not Pictured: Karl Malasyzk, Doug Hammel, Luis Santiago. There has always been room for improve- ment no matter what the event. Members of the Video Crew know they are doing a great service in video-taping school events, sports in particular, so that coaches may review the games. Other uses of the video equipment include taping TV programs for classroom use and video reports of school activities. The video crew is a recent addition to the extra- curricular activities, but it has already become an important one. Mike Webb andLuisSantiagoobviouslyare enjoying video-taping the basketball game. 72 Getting the Act Together Front: John Gojdycz, Lisa Bormann, Mike Gojdycz Back: WayneDeGroff,JohnRoslewicz, Mr. Albrecht. it is through the interest and hardwork of these students that full utilization of the auditorium is made possible. The Technical Staff handles such tasks as lighting and sound, keeping the stage clean for major events, making repairs on the equipment associated with the auditorium, and seeing that props and other materials are kept in an orderly fashion. Top:Being in charge of lighting is one of many responsibilities John Roslewicz has on the Technical Staff. Above: JohnRoslewicz and Mike Gojdycz move the ladder into place to make adjustments on the spotlights. 73 Say “Cheese” The Photo Club, under the super- vision of Mr. Norczyk, has the responsi- bility of supplying photos for the year- book. The club members learn the techniques of photography, including developing and printing the film. They put their knowledge to use at various school activities by photographing the events and supplying pictures as request- ed by the yearbook staff. For students that are willing to put in the time, Photo Club provides a good opportunity to learn photography. Front: Barry Smith, Mary Knapp, Stephanie Lau Back: Joe August, Tim Loyie, Mike Webb, Mike Gojdycz Not Pictured: Luis Santiago. 74 Literary Magazine makes its Debut The Literary Magazine is composed of the work of the Student Body of Warren Hills. Students may submit any of their work; such as literature, poems, and short stories. Their submission will be evaluated by Mr. Romond’s creative writing class who decide what will be published in the Literary Magazine which will be presented during the fourth marking period. Front: Leslie Jackson, Chris Dowd. Back: Holly Wilson, Ellen Brickman, Barb McCarthy, Diana Seguine, Fran Berbench Mr Romond looks on as Fran Berbench and Bridge! Boyle proofread Mildred Beasley and Colleen Evans help Diana Seguine organize the layout ol material submitted for the magazine, Literary Magaine. 75 Keeping The Memories Alive Dedication, hard work, and a lot ot free time are some of the qualities needed by a staff to produce a good yearbook. Free time was the only quality that this year’s staff lacked. There were five deadlines spread out over the year, the first in December and the last in March, and the Publications Room was in a frenzy before each of them. It became a custom to stay late on the night before a dreaded deadline, with pizza for dinner being the only compensa- tion. Though tired the following day, the staff always made it through those crazy nights. Mr. Nace, the advisor, attempted to keep everyone sane, but by doing so ended up crazy himself. Mr. Paliscak and his staff handled the business mat- ters. But whether it was smiles on their faces or looks of despair, everyone involved in the task of publishing the 1982 LAMATON put forth a first class effort to make the yearbook a success. Lamaton Editors: Sitting: Donna Zimmerman, Sandy Snyder, Debbi Demyan. Standing: Mike Webb, Marj Henning, Diane Schildknecht, Colleen McGinnis and Mike Paolicelli. 76 I ama ton Staff: Front: Chris Dowd. Gina Renner. Luis Santiago. Lisa Piscitelli. Gail Drukker. Middle: Deb Haytaian. Tracy Johansson. Cathy Rindos, Wendy Spinks. Sheri Heinrich. Back: Rob Plenge, Mark Hallett, Beth Lord. Deb Reo. Business Staff: Front: Kelly DeGroff. Karen Minnick. Bridgette DePalma. Back: Shelli Cavitch. Barb Hotchkin. Gina Paolella. Gary Adams. Left: Sitting at his neat desk, Mr. Nace checks over the completed pages before sending them out to Ralph. 77 New Director - The Beat Goes On The 1981 - 82 Stage and Concert Band After a slow start and an unfortunate theft, Warren Hills Stage Band had a surprisingly good year. Under the guidance of Marian Dolan, the group first met and held auditions in early November. Over Christmas vacation, a break-in occured at the school, resulting in the loss of all the stage band’s amplifiers. Working with loaned electronic equipment, the Stage Band was able to perform while on the Spring band trip. They provided entertainment at several Spring functions, and participated in a small number of jazz band competitions. Above left: The Clarinet section of the Stage Band performed flawlessly at the Christmas Concert. Above right: Jimmy Brown expressed his talent by playing two solos on his guitar: “What Child is This” and “Bouree.” Right: Another highlight of the Christmas Concert was the bell Choir’s renditions of “Silent Night” and other classics. 78 Chorus Hits a High Note LEFT. Front: Amy Armstrong, Lisa Beam, Karen Minnick, Lisa Deemer, Yvette Laukaitis, Bonnie Weston, Tara McMannus, Tammy Kastenhuber. Second Row: Melinda Pixley. Sherri Thomas, Marcie Henderson, Tricia Patrick, Nancy Vitale, Michele Dalrymple, Brenda Bryan, Chris Drennon, Cindy Mallard, Back: Mike Gojdyze, Rick McGuire, Jimmi Brown, Jackie Scala, Pam Corrigan, Michele Malejko. This year’s Chorus, under Mary Zan- ette’s direction, has done more then ever before, and enjoyed it, too. On Faith, Hope, and Charity Day, WHR chorus members were part of a 1300 student choir performing at Stabler Arena to benefit disabled persons. The group sang at Zachie’s in December for the Deborah Hospital Heart Fund, and gave part of their Christmas concert at Warren Haven. Chorus took part in a presentation of Related Arts - music, dance, visual arts - to our Board of Education; they also sang in the Warren County Chorus. All of these appearances are tied together by the thread of hard work. The effort put in by this year’s chorus was obviously worth it! Members sing their hearts out during the Halleluja Chorus” finale ot the Christmas concert. 79 Shenandoah Both Faculty members and students participated in the annual Spring produc- tion on April 1, 2, 3. This year’s play was Shenandoah, a musical drama depicting the struggle of a family to stay out of the Civil War. As always, it took effort to make this production work. People on stage were important to the show, but they could not have done their best if sets had not been built, costumes not provided, music not played. The show will never “go on” if cooperation does not exist between the cast and the crew, the musicians and the director Shenandoah’ssuccessat War- ren Hills cannot be attributed to a single person — the credit belongs to everyone who helped, in whatever way. Right: Director Mr Romond instructs members ol the family in behavior at the table. Below: The soldiers practice their musical numbers with the help of Miss Zanette. 80 FACULTY CURRICULUM ' Warren Hills Administration 84 Sitting: Mr. Domeraski, Mrs. Rogers,Mrs. Ames, Mr. Fiore, Mr. Hayes Standing: Mr. Bowman, Mr. Lance, Mr. Miller, Mr. Howell. Mr Mulhern. Not Pictured:: Mr. Reo. Secretarial Staff Mae Frey Secretary of Business Office Rosemary Kuebler Secretary of Business Office Joyce Moore Secretary of Business Office Shirley Mugavero Dorothy Rost Bonnie Schwind June Winters Secretary to Principal Guidance Office Secretary Guidance Office Secretary Main Office 86 Directions for the Future Mrs Fox helps Jamie Woolf look for the perfect college. Mrs. Schwind aids two students looking for information. Students who wish to seek help for their future endeavors may inquire in the Guidance Office. Information con- cerning colleges, job opportunities, and military careers may be obtained through the guidance secretaries or counselors. Our counselors, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. McCool, Mr. Albrecht, and Mr. Hagedorn are always at hand, and eager to encourage and help students reach their future goals. The counselors try to abolish some of the fears about our unknown future. They help us to plan and prepare for the life which awaits us after graduation. By sitting down and discussing individual opportunities, the counselors help steer students toward the occupation or fu- ture education which is right for them. Richard Albrecht Candy Fox Harvey Hagedorn Suzanne McCool Counselor Counselor Guidance Director Counselor 87 %S2F 4 Many Avenues of Service Patricia Wohlleb School Nurse Susan West • Librarian Denise Depuy Lisa Jacobson and Bill Albert endeavor to find a good book. Assistant Librarian 88 Cafeteria Staff: Andria Howell, Ruth Behsman, Ruth Radzio, Lorraine Doyle, Irene Howell, and Manager, Pearl Maxwell. Home Economics Sandra Hammer Rose Jamieson Marion Kingsbury Debbie Booth, Bill Ziadie and Kim Mulligan prepare a tasty dish. Top: Barb Beck carefully cooks Swedish meatballs. Above: The Home Economics class exhibits fashions of yesterday. 89 Working Towards the Future The Industrial Arts courses introduce students to possible careers in various fields. Architectural Design and Mechanical Drawing open the world of design to the individual. The student is allowed to plan and execute his own projects, thus encouraging a person’s own creativity and individuality. Students wishing to have an occupa- tion working with metal are advised to enroll in Metal Shop. Similarly, Wood Shop is for students considering going into this field of work. Both shops offer students experience with production work. Some students prefer working out- doors. For these students, Ag classes are offered. Students perform the vari- ous duties which must be done daily, should they choose a farm related occu- pation. The subjects covered include Horticulture, Ornamental Horticulture, Agronomy, and Animal Husbandry. Bill Kaiser, Joel Schnetzer, Allen Smith and John Wasser work on Christmas wreaths. 90 Mr. Elsaesser explains the fine points of tractor maintenance. Vicki Cole The gym classes enable students to escape from the normal study classes. In this class, students can relax and enjoy themselves by participating in one of the many activities offered. Juniors and Seniors must take Health for one marking period. Juniors take a course in Mental Health, while Seniors take the Sex Education course. If a student does not wish to take either of these courses he may enroll in a First Aid course. Sophomores must take Drivers Education. Seniors are also allowed to participate in the Wilderness Experience Program. Through this experience, the individual learns to trust his peers and also learns about his own abilities. Everyone who went said they enjoyed it and wouldn’t have wanted to miss participating in it. Keep In Shape Aerobics was added to this year’s curriculum and it appears that Cheryl McConnell. Sharon Winters. Diana Seguine, and Diane Minniek are thoroughly enjoying it. Genya Pantuso Judy Stoma Al Annunziata David Childs Richard Kerr Frank Loughlin Bob Paff (top) and Dave Schmidt (above) are testing their strength. Over the Mountains and Through the Woods Above Left: Mr. Childs, Lucy Rogulski and Paul June plan their day’s trek. Above: The crew breaks trail down a steep hill. Left: Mr Child’s dog, Zinge, greets the wanderers after a long day’s hike. “The Wilderness Experience gave us a chance to be reacquainted with ourselves and others through a different light. “The most important lesson inspired upon us was to search deep inside ourselves - to find who we really are and to realize our strengths and weaknesses. Once doing so, it enabled us to improve ourselves as individuals.. and as a “group.” Deb Hill Prose, Plays and Poetry Laurel Bowen Margaret Bowen Mrs. Bell enjoys cooking with a wok. Jack Cain Joanne Deardorff Michael Reish Edwin Romond Douglas Schoonover Eugene Stahlnecker In order to graduate a student must successfully complete four years of Eng- lish. The English program not only teaches the student the correct usage of grammar, but also broadens each student’s horizon on the matter of famous authors, poets, and playwrights. Students are enrolled in either General or College Prep English courses. Those students who maintain above a 90 aver- age in English and are interested in an intensive course, can take Honors Eng- lish. This involves a more in-depth study of literature with a heavy reading load. Student’s in the Honors class this year had the opportunity to attend six plays at the Rodale Theater in Allentown, Pa. as a part of their exposure to plays and the theater. Left: Mr Stahlnecker holds a discussion period with one of his English classes Right: Mr Romond’s English class er oys a break from their ordinary work schedule by watching a movie. 95 Mr. Reish’s English class is enthralled by the literature they are studying. From Euclid to Newton There are many courses offered in the Mathematics program. The students who wish to enter college are required to take two C.P. courses which consist of Algebra I and II, Integrated and Analytic Geometry and Trigonometry, and many more. Those students not planning on college are advised to take math courses more applicable to their future vocations, such as Business Math or Fundamentals of Geometry. All stu- dents must successfully complete two years of math before graduation. David Booth Jan Gebert David Nace Top: Keith Uhler concentrates on his geometry assignment Above: I-aune Rogers carefully marks off an arc at the board. Susan Seip April Sterlachini Don Stone 96 Learning About Others Cameron Alderfer Giuliana Kemmerer Joseph Milko ABOVE: Robert Bowens and Eugene Shapiro use their knowledge of Spanish to write sentences on the board LEFT: Andy Drennen works on translating Spanish to English. The foreign languages offered at Warren Hills include Spanish, French, and German. In these classes, the stu- dent is not only taught the language, but also learns about the cultural aspects of the country from where the languages originated. The student also learns the geography of the land as well as the products that are produced and export- ed from that country. 97 Preparing For Tomorrow’s mn Technology Johnette Bennett The Science programs include Phy- sics, Physical Science, Earth Science, Biology, and Chemistry. Each student must successfully complete at least two years of any science as a require- ment for graduation. Each science course helps to better the student’s knowledge of the tech- nology which is being used now and in the future. It will also teach the student how the technological advanc- es will affect the environment. Philip Tosto Curtis Tucker Greg Warren seems quite pleased with the results of his experiment. ABOVE: ”1 scream. You scream. We all scream for ice cream!” Elaine Pallo and Kurt Hoeflein learn how to make a cool summer treat in physics class. LEFT: Mildred Beasley assists Mary Lou Tuttle in dissecting a fetal pig. 99 Understanding the Past, the Present, In the Social Studies program, U.S. History I and II are required courses and must be successfully completed in order to graduate. These courses take the student from the days of the Civil War to the present. Students learn the important factors which have made our nation what it is today. The World History course helps the student understand the cultural and ethnical backgrounds of other countries and the type of life lead by the people in these countries. The courses of Sociology and Psych- ology help the student to understand the basis and structure of our society and the reasons for the various situa- tions which arise in our society. Joseph Heverin and Ourselves Sharon Popinko Mark Scirrotto Thomas Sterlachini Scott Walker TOP: Maureen Leinbach listens intently to Mr. Scir rotto's enthusiastic lecture on history. Above: Lucky for Scott Rhinehart. Mr. Sterlachini has a sense of humor. 100 Above: History can be more than just taking notes, this year many teachers made use of the video machine Left: Art Hingst uses M M’s to get through a history test. 101 Lend A Helping Hand Dot £ggr Stephen Ferrazzano Secretary Resource Room The Child Study Team and Resource Room work together to help students with learning impairments. The students attend a program which will help them not only with their present problems but also those in the future. Above: Mrs. Pulsinelli helps Karen Minnick with an assignment. Gayle Gorga Karen Holmes Henry Kogler Resource Room Learning Counselor Psychologist 102 Marge Kristen Learning Counselor Kim Pulsinelli Resource Room Cynthia Smith Supplemental Instruction Barbara Wiley Secretary Who Has The Power? The Horizons program consists of a group of students who are talented in the various fields of education. In order to be eligible for this program the stu- dent must score well on a test and they must have a recommendation from their teacher. The coordinator for this program is Mrs. Kugelmeyer. The program offers more of a challenge to students who find the normal classes offered unfull- filling. Through convocations, field trips, other special programs and independent studies, the student learns many things through different techniques. This year the Horizons convocation was held in Washington, D.C. The subject discussed was “Who has the power?” and dealt with the politics of the United States. It was a three day trip and the students visited such places as the House of Representatives and the White House. The Horizons students experienced the many problems which arise, in the running of a government. Top: Mike Paolicelli expresses his ideas to the rest of the Horizon group. Left: Mrs. Kugelmeyer directs the Horizon students in developing their talents. 103 Business Education. . . 104 . . .Leads To a Career The Business Education program is offered to help students associate them- selves with their future fields of employ- ment or to prepare them for a business college. Students are introduced to various skills such as typing, steno- graphy, office practice, accounting and business law, which will help them in their future occupation. Opposite Top: Supervised by Mrs. Schuck are Terry DeGroff, June Sway- ze, Dot Emery, and Leslie Parkins, who are part of Warren Hills typing pool. Opposite Left: Ed Bergen proves his cash balance. Above: Doug Summers concentrates on his work in personal typing class. Left: Bob Docker pre- pares a program for use in accounting. 105 Above Left: Cheryl Wheeler and “friend”decorate the DECA showcase Above: As part of his CAE program, John Parr puts pelts on stretchers at MunniksmaV Left: Cathy McGarvey watches as Pete Nijsse works a folding machine at the Ave Maria Institute Opposite Top: Margo Schultheis works at NORWESCAP in the Personal Energy Program for COE Opposite Bottom: MikeGrmek demonstrates the technique of making a perfect donut at the old Homestead Bakery. 106 Gaining Experience The C.I.E., C.A.E, and D.E. programs give students experience in the field which will aid them in their future job hunts. C.I.E. stands for Cooperative Indus- trial Education. It teaches the student the skills needed for certain trades and industrial occupations. The C.O.E. pro- gram, Cooperative Office Education, trains the student for clerical and secre- tarial jobs. Cooperative Agricultural Education, C.A.E., familiarizes the stu- dents with the various skills involved in an agricultural occupation. The Distrib- utive Education program trains the stu- dent in the retailing and marketing business. The object of the C.I.E., C.O.E., and D.E. is to allow the student to receive on the job training from cooperating employers. The students must attend a half day of school with a four period schedule. They must take the following four courses, English, History, Physical Education, and its related class. The other half of their day is spent receiving training, while working on jobs. 107 Beauty Among the Hills The creativity needed to show one’s personal expression may be seen through the projects of the fine arts students. These projects are an exten- sion of each individual’s personality. Mrs. Kugelmeyer and Miss Whitenight encourage creativity through General Art, Commercial Art I and II, and other art classes which are offered to the students. Throughout the year, the students’ projects may be seen on dis- play in both art rooms. This year the concert and marching band were under the direction of Ms. Marian Dolan. The band classes are offered to those students who wish to express themselves through music. The chorus is also a class in which students may extend their personality. The chorus, under the direction of Miss Mary Zanette, has been doing well this year. Two concerts were given, one at Christmas and one in the spring. The band and chorus did a great job at both of these performances. Top: Liz Zubeck, Mike Mannon and Chris Bormann practice on their brass instruments. Left: Cindy Struble puts the finishing touches on her pottery. 108 UNDERCLASS Sophomores - Class of 1984 112 Glenn Abjomson Barry Ackerman Douglas Adams Bill Albert Arthur Allen James Alpaugh Karen Andreeko Donna Apieelh George Armbrecht Amy Armstrong Joseph August Deanna Banghart Jeffrey Barber Brian Barends Cindy Bartholomew Jamelle Batts Ron Bauer Lisa Beam Terry Beasley William Bell Susan Bergan Joseph Bielski August Binder Ann Marie Blanche Deborah Bodine Jeffrey Bodine Christian Bormann Robert Bowens Bruce Brach Barbara Braun Ellen Brickman Michael Brown SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Karen Herman, treasurer; Bill Miller, vice president; Sharon Bunting, corresponding secretary; Steve June, president; Bonnie Skeens, recording secretary. As class officers, Bill Miller and Steve June decide which rings to offer as choices to the sophomore class. Shirley Brown Brenda Bryan Holly Buchanan Sharon Bunting Kathenne Bush Brenda Butler Doreen Cals Rodenck Cameron Andrew Camponm Diane Cannito Chnstine Carolan Kenneth Carswell 113 Joseph Ciangiola Maria Cicerelle Ruth Clark Chris Colatnano Lisa Colucci Gloria Colville Tracy Connolly Robert Conover Adele Conrad Pamela Corrigan Kathryn Cotton Randy Crouse Joseph Curto JoAnn Dalrymple 114 Michelle Dalrymple Jayne Darker Marc Dearringer Kelly Lynn DeGroff Grace DeLotto Joseph DePalma Kathleen Dicton Dawn Dills Andrea DiRisio Wendy Dittmar Kim Doerr Chnstine Dowd Chnstine Drennon Cynthia Drennon Gail Drukker Lori Eckert Jacqueline Edwards Lee Edwards Roland Eggers Marc Elko Michael Elko Rosalynn Evans Wayne Ferri Heidi Finley Anita Fiore Daniel Fisher Christopher Fournier Tammy Fox Timothy Frustien Warren Gabriel Patricia Gardenier Gretchen Gawthrop David Gentile James Gerard Edward Gibson 115 Victoria Gilpin Dawn Glosser David Godleski Michael Gojdycz Learme Grabar Kathy Grebenchinko James Griffin Bernard Gross June Gruver Damans Guzman Krystyna Ha der Karen Haller Suzanne Halmi Albert Hart Roger Hart rum Jill Heinrich Eric Heitmann Karen Helbig Martha Henderson Karen Herman David Hicks Karen Hockenbury Gretchen Honecker Tina Hopkins John Howey Richard Hughes Michael Humphreys Donald Hystad Lisa Jacobson Tammy Jenkins Deborah Johnston Donald Jones Stephen June Kathy Ann Kamras Ronald Kantor 116 l op: Karen Herman munches on a piece of pizza in Mr. Tostos classroom She is a member of the winning homeroom of the magazine sale. The magazine sale is a chance for sophomores to earn credit toward their ring or class tnp. Above: Tammy Simpkins (first) and Jodi Rush (second) were the top sales people in the magazine sale. Bonny Karcher Tammy Kastenhuber Scott Keggan Timothy Kenny Sam Ketchum James Kircher Jill Kiszonak Michelle Kizun Lisa Kleh Kenneth Klepacki Karen Kopacka Jeffrey Korkes Melanie Knes Albert Krouse 117 Rebecca Kunsman Kenneth Kuster Donna Kuzmiskas Scott Lacey Kimberly Langenbach Katherine Lewis John Lynch Karen Maciag Anthony Maiella Maritza Malaret Jeffrey Marchioni Tammy Matlock Barbara McCarthy Edward McGinnis 118 I op: Bill Miller puts the finishing touches on a stainless steel lamp he made and designed himself Above: Dave Godleski prepares for marching band practice after school. Susan McGrath Kenneth McLatchie Dawn Me Mickle Michelle Mecsey Jamie Me near Carol Merrill Kurt Menll Cynthia Millard William Miller Karen Minnick Samantha Morse Tina Munniksma Pauline Nerbak Scott Nicholas Sonia O’Brien Robert Ort Aiyce Packard Matthew Pante Todd Pantuso Christopher Paolella Michael Parks Susan Pensyl Paula Perechinsky Lisa Perrucci Mary Perry Dennis Phillips Stephen Pomatowski Kelly Post Carol Proefrock Sheila Rameau Deana Reedell David Renner Marlene Revitt Ty Richline Allan Richner 119 Milton Richner Cathenne Rindos Karen Rinehart Tina Rochelle Carl Rodwell Jacqueline Rogers Laurie Rogers Jodi Rush Margaret Salamone David Santini Jacqueline Scala Charles Schalk Charles Sc hander Elizabeth Sefcik Randall Segada Coleen Shanley Eugene Shapiro Paul Sigler Tamara Simpkins Bonnie Skeens Kim Smith Laurie Smith Linda Smith Lisa Smith Shern Snyder April Spinks James Stahl Penny Stecker NanciStitzel Troy Storm Cheryl Stout Lynne Strunk Douglas Summers Diane Swetnam Barry Thompson 120 Kimberly Thompson Scott Thorsen Cheryl Throckmorton James T rainelb Keith Uhler Carla VanBunk Lee VanHom Beth VanMiddlesworth Whitney Walker Colleen Wallace Diane Wallis Darren Warne Gregory Warne Denise Warnkin David Webb Wendy Weir Robert Whaley Bradley Whitmore Bennet Wilson Holly Wilson Donna Wiseburn Karen Wiseburn Robert Wiseburn Lee Witner Russel Woolf Daniel Yale Ronald Yawger Albert Zabriskie John Zairo Jonathan Zanger April Zaslow David Zeedyk Jean Zetterberg Thomas Zullo Donald Davis 121 Juniors - Class of 1983 Denise Adams James Adams Barbara Allen T roy Allen Michael Apicelli Cindy Attinello Anna Banghart Douglas Batson Marjorie Beasley Thomas Beck Gilbert Beers Kristine Bergan Albert Blaine James Bhthe Jacqueline Bbmquist Donna Bocko Jamie Bodei Suzanne Bodine Gary Bonfante Barbara Booth Lisa Bormann Donna Bowlby Patrick Breslin Clark Brown James Brown Richard Buczek Amanda Busch Rodney Buskirk Diana Cals Andrew Carpenter 122 • % ■ Junior Cia Officer� : Bob Hugues, treasurer; Mike Pomatowski. president; Jamie Woolf, assistant treasurer; Lisa Bormann, secretary; Barbara Hickey, vice president. Dunng a physics class. Steve Engelhardt and Jerry Norrell study collisions with a dynamics cart. Karryn Castner Kathleen Charles Robert Collins Joann Cordes Deborah Cullen Rebekah Cunningham Chnstine D’Aprile Lisa Deemer Karen Demont Debra Demyan Margaret DeVries Sheila Deymann Domingo Diaz Donna Dietrich 123 Elizabeth Dinger Dale Doughty Janet Dudiak Dana Duryea Beth Alice Eastman Steven Englehardt Stephanie Evans John Favara Jeanne Fay John Fick Steven Flint Matthew Fluck Judith Flynn Glenn Fodor 124 Frank Fortunato Linda Freeman Edward Froehlich Lorraine Frustien Brian Fultz Peter Gascoyne Peter Gentile Darcel Gibson Joseph Glosek Linda Gluck Timothy Graeme David Graule William Griffin Vincent Guarnello Suzanne Hackett John Hague Carol Hamway Alan Hanson Sherri Harper Richard Hayn Debra Haytaian June Hazen Kittie Heater Sheri Heinneh Barbara Hickey Lisa Hill Arthur Hingst John Hockenbury Peggy Hoffman Barbara Hotchkin Denise Hudock Richard Huff Robert Hugues Glenn Hydock Evangeline Iglesias 125 Leora Isaacs Joan Janette Tracy Johansson Margaret Johnson Carl Johnson Douglas Jones Mark Junio Karen Karcher Bent Karlsen Stephen Keane Brian Keenan John Keeney Jeffrey Keggan William Kerkendal! Denise Kern Daniel Kimble Christopher Kinlan Patrick Kinney Kimberly Kirby Ronald Kircher Joseph Klimko Joseph Knapp Ed Konyok Michele Kovacs Ronald Krouse Karren Kuster Susan Kuzmiskas Betty Lacey Christine Lance Yvette Laukaitis Alan LeBihan Tae Lee Maureen Leinbach Lance Lord John Madey 126 Top: Vince Guarrieilo appears to be involved in a deep discussion, while Mike Schafer ponders the last point Above: Ed Konyok is having as much fun as his little friend” during child-development class. Michael Mannon Elisa Marchello Phillip May Cheryl McConnell Allison McElroy Colleen McGinnis Richard McGuire Michael Merbler Kevin Mercer Mark Merrill Pauline Mernll Robert Monczka Paul Morin Kim Mullikin 127 Keith Murphy Michael Neal Laurie Nichols Gerald Norrell John O'Connor Cathy O'Donnell Richard Onyskow Cheryl Oostdyk Daniel Osmun Regina Paolella Todd Parkin Brian Parson Michael Patchunka Tricia Patrick Above: fenni Schumann looks for a shot during a basketball scrimmage Top: Mike Jenkins makes sure the ingredients are well mixed while Roger Hartrum checks to see that he’s doing a good job. 128 Susan Paulus Natalie Pearson Gregory Philhps Joseph Piccone Melinda Pixley Michael Poniatowski John Ponsini Christine Provencal Robert Radmore Janet Rebinski Matthew Rice Norma Robles Vikki Rochelle Cheri Rowe Stephen Ruckman Vaughn Scala Michael Schafer Mary Schildknecht Jennifer Schumann Timothy Segada Charlene Shaw Linda Shields Eric Shoemaker Kathryn Shotwell Pamela Simmons David Smith John Smith Celeste Snyder Stephen Snyder Edward Sokoloski Sandra Speirs Mark Stiles Thomas Swenson David Szucs Leanne Tag 129 Kim Templeton Anthony Thomas William Trainello Michele Trimmer Mary Lou Tuttle Laura Uhl Joseph VanDeMark Sint VanSolkema George VanVeldhuisen Nancy Vitale Sharon Wagner Susan Walsh Melissa Warnkin Nancy Weber Barbara Werner Paul Whipple David White Loreen Williams Bonnie Winters Sharon Winters Jamie Woolf Michael Wright Thomas Wright Charles Heck 130 Top: Mike Mannon solos on his trumpet during the Halloween football game. Left: Tae Lee returns the volleyball during gym class Above: Amanda Busch seems intent on taking notes in history class. 131 SENIORS ERIC ABJORNSON GARY ADAMS MICHAEL TODD ALLEN Senior Reflections The Class of ’82 started off their year by electing the class officers. With help from the Senior class, they are respons ible for planning special events which make our Senior year a very memorable one. Left: Linda Bowlby (Left) and Debbie Reo help each other out with an assignment. Below: Senior class offi cers Ken Traenkle, Vice President; Syl via Malaret, Recording Secretary; Elaine Pallo, Corresponding Secretary; Angelo Perrucci, President; and Heidi Honecker, Treasurer (not pictured). Below Right: Wayne DeGroff asks Mrs. Schwind for help with college information. DAVID F. ANDERSON BRENDA ANEMA SHARON ANGELOZZI MARGIE ANN AURENZI LOIS V. BAUCOM LORI A. BAYLISS MILDRED BEASLEY BARBARA LYNN BECK 135 GEORGE SAMUEL BECKENTHAL SHAWN BELKEY DONNA MARIE BELL RALPH BELL FRANCINEMARY EDWARD JOHN BERGAN WAYNE BLANKENSHIP EDMUND BOCKMAN BERBERICH Here’s To Mom and Dad FAR LEFT: Parent’s Night was one of the traditional events which many specta- tors enjoyed participating in this past year. Duane Stoudt waits patiently for the corsage which will be given to his mother during the half time festivities. LEFT: Anita Fiore, Rob Plenge, and his father enjoy a special moment during the highlight of Parent's Night. RIGHT: Margie Aurenzi escorts Tom Kenny and Daryl Long onto midfield where they will present corsages to their parents. MARK ANTHONY BROWN WILLIAM BRYAN CHRISTOPHER MARK DEBRA ANN BUSH BRY NILDSEN Sr) y HARRY BOOTH LINDA SUSAN BOWLBY BRIDGET BOYLE LAURA CANNITO LENORE CARMODY This year the traditional event of Mr. and Miss Football was held at the Warren Hills vs. Voorhees game. This year the candidates for Miss Football were Sharon Angelozzi, Colleen Costel- lo, Denise Fulgoni, Sylvia Malaret, and Mary Ann Secor. Those nominated for Mr. Football were Keith Horn, Albert Howe, Darryl Long, Rob Plenge, and Ralph Sinkbeil. ABOVE: And the win ners are.. .Sharon Angelozzi and Albert Howe LEFT: Colleen Costello is es- corted onto the field by driver Michael Paolicelli. RIGHT: Before the event begins, driver Michael Junio and Cheer- leaders Kelly Post and Linda Freeman accompany Denise Fulgoni onto the field BELOW RIGHT: Sharon gives a winning smile as she is crowned Miss Football by Mr. Mulhern. TAMMY CASTNER MICHELE L. CAVITCH DEBORAH CHARLES PENNY LYNN CHRISTINE 138 LISA CODIS CINDY CORRELL COLLEEN MARY DUANE COWLEY COSTELLO JOSEPH E. DALRYMPLE 139 BRIDGETTE M. DePALMA 140 DAWN J. DAVIS TERRY ELLEN DeGROFF WAYNE DeGROFF Who’s Who?? DIANA DAVIS ROBERT F. DeBACCO DENISE DeFILIPPIS STEPHANIE J. DEVINE BARRY DILTS PATRICK DIPPEL ROBERT L. DOCKER It’s Halloween again and the seniors at Warren Hills have taken on a new appearance. LEFT: Mr. Norczyk (left) catches look-a like Wayne Fullerton try- ing to pass himself off as the greatest thing since gravity, during the Halloween dress-up day which many seniors partici- pated in this year RIGHT: During the traditional Halloween party held by the seniors, Candy Panza (left) and Jerilyn McNeil contemplate the possibilities of knocking off the local bank BELOW: During the Halloween action this year, some students tried to pass themselves off asM M’s being sold by members of the band. They are from left to right Lisa Mazzaro, Deidre Kugelmeyer, Ber nadette Semonche, Debbie Reo, Sandy Snyder, (front) Lolita Kluhs, and Diane Schildknecht. i K w DONNA MARIE DONALDSON DOUGLAS DURYEA ROBERT DURYEA 141 DOROTHY L. EMERY If J PATRICIA LYNN FENTZLAFF WAYNE B. FEUERHERM JOSEPH CASIMIR FINLEY III 142 COLLEEN DIAN EVANS DONNA LYNN FARINO Opposit e Top: Santa’s elves take time off from the workshop to go to the W.HR. 's Halloween party. From left to right. Elaine Pallo, Sylvia Malaret, Janice Bathgate, and Kim Prather. Opposite Bottom: Angelo Perrucci (Left), David Haytaian, and Mike Paolicelli pose with their creation of the “mean machine.” Above Left: Mike Junio makes a lovely belly-dancer. Above Right: Margie Henning won a prize for her creative dragon design. KAREN LEE FISHER MARK D. FISHER KATHLEEN FODOR DIANE FORINI JO'SHARMAINE FOSTER 144 DENISE ANN FULGONI WAYNE FULLERTON RICHARD GASSER GLENN H. GAWTHROP WILLIAM T.GEITZENAUER JIM GIBSON JOHN GLEASON JOHN GOJDYCZ Christmas Is. . . Far Left: Mr. Bowen tells Santa Fiore Claus and Mrs. ebert Claus what he would like for Christmas. Left: In Mrs. Owen’s Honors English class, Joel Schnetzer (Left) and Bill iser show their cooking talents; Joel with his cookies from Hand and Bill with German cookies called “Pfeffernussen.” iristmas Kit sellers. Above: Debra Bush and Roberta Vay were this year’s top Christmas Kit sellers. The Senior ass made about $2,000. Right: By making Christmas jnog, Mike Policelli (left) and Angelo Perrucci show that yone can wear the apron. 145 ANNABELLE B. GONZALEZ ROBERT G RAFER LUKE GRMEK MIKE GRMEK SYDNEY GROSS ALAN GYURICZA PATRICIA E. GREBENCHINKO LEA GREGOIRE JEFFREY SCOTT HACKETT “Don’t Stop Believin The theme of this year’s Christmas Dance was “Don’t Stop Believin’. The dance, which was held at Harmony Manor, had a terrific turnout. The even- ing began with a dinner of roast beef and turkey, and baked Alaska was served for dessert. The music provided by “Pizazz,” had everyone out on the floor and dancing. It was a special evening, and a time to be remembered by members of the Class of '82. Right: Kurt Hoeflein and Michelle Kovacs enjoy their evening together. Below: A very cozy atmosphere on a very crowded dance floor. Far Right: A highlight of the evening was the crowning of Angelo Perrucci and Margie Aurenzi, (Left), Prince and Princess; Wendy Spinks and Ken Traenkle, King and Queen. DAVID N. HAYTAIAN MARJI HENNING DAWN HERMAN DEBRA J. HILL PETER A. H1SSIM KURT JUSTIN HOEFLEIN KEITH HOFFMAN 147 ANGELA MICHELE HOLLEY KEITH HORN BRUCE HORVATH HEIDI JO HONECKER 148 ALBERT D. HOWE JAMES HUDOCK JOANNE LYNN HUMMER HOLLY HYDE Opposite Left: Laura Cannito looks for her Christmas ornament. An ornament was made by members of the Christmas Dance committee for each couple at the dance. Opposite Right: Bernadette Se monche and Bill Kaiser seem to be enjoying themselves. Left: Deb Hill and Doug Briede share a slow dance together. Belovs': During the Christmas Dance, Karen Karcher, Mike Rossignol, Denise Fulgoni, Albert Howe, Joseph Poniatowski, and his date sit back and enjoy a memorable evening. KATHLEEN ANN JENKINS RICH JESKEY VICKIE JOHNSTON DOROTHY MARIE JONES PAUL FREDERICK JUNE MICHAEL JUNIO WILLIAM KAISER DAVID KANE 149 MIKE KENNEDY ANTHONY KERR We Are.. .Blue Streaks This year the school spirit at Warren Hills was at an ail time high. The support shown by the students and faculty helped inspire our teams to many victories. A bo ve: Lois Baucom (Left) and Barbara Beck are just a sample of the school spirit shown throughout the year. Right: Ed Wolfe gives a new meaning to the word cheerleader. Far Right: Captains, Ralph Sinkbeil (Left), Mark Fisher, Albert Howe, and Rob Plenge don’t look too worried about Voorhee’s threat by sending flowers that said “Rest in Peace.” KIMBERLY T. KERR PEGGYSUE KINNEY MICHAEL T. KLEPACKI LOLITA KLUHS 150 MARYKNAAP RANDALL KOCHER WILLIAM JOHN KRUCZKO DE1RDRE LEITH KUGELMEYER .We Are. . .Proud! JOHN LANCE STEPHANIE E. LAU SUSAN A. KURGAN JOONH . LEE ROBERTA ANN LEV AY WILLIAM LISK DARRYLS. LONG BETH CARLEEN LORD JILL LOUISE LOYLE TIMOTHY J. LOYLE 152 WARREN HILLS COUNTRY 1981 DRC FOOTBALL CHAMPION: Above: “We're Number 1!” Right: Spirit is on the loose! Far Right: Ralph Sinkbei! blocks as quarterback Scott Rhinehart tries to run the ball Below Right: Ralph Sinkbeil (Left), Mark Fisher, and Joe Favara grin as Keith Horn prepares to throw a Viking football player into the roaring bonfire. LAURA LEE LUNDGREN PATRICIA A. MALANGA SYLVIA MALARET KARL MALASZCZYK MICHELE JOHANNA MALEJKO PHILIP MARCHELLO EDOM JOSEPH MARSHALL 153 DARLENE P. MAXWELL ELIZABETH MAYBERRY LISA MARIE MAZZARO EDWARD McCONNELL CATHERINE CLAIRE McGARVEY MICHELLE McGUIRE TYRONE McKINNIS 154 Although many changes have taken place in society in the past decade, fashion is still an important aspect to today’s generation. Here at Warren Hills the students are fashion con- UUU Punk scious. Some of the latest fads and fashions seen are knickers, rubber duck shoes, cowboy boots, pants which gather at the ankles, and leg warmers. Being the small school that we are, fashions usually are “in” at WHR at least a year after they have been introduced into the fashion world. Take for instance baggy jeans. When they were first advertised on T V. and in magazines most people were reluctant to even think of buying the new style of jeans. Slowly people became more daring and now baggies are accepted by almost everyone. Of the many different styles seen at WHR we have chosen four styles to focus on; purple, preppy, punk, and also dressy. Margie Aurenzi, Kurt Hoeflein, Vaughn Scala, and Beth Lord fit respectively into each of these categories. There are many different views of what the definition of fashion is but all four students agreed that fashion is what each individual is comfortable wearing. Asked why each wore the style of clothes that they did each had a different reply. Beth does because she feels that the clothes should be a reflection of the wearer and should also be liked by the wearer. Margie wears a lot of purple because it’s versatile, it’s a color for any season and because it has so many color intensities within itself. Finally we come to Vaughn Scala who dresses the way he does because he likes to be different and he likes to stand out in a crowd. Because fashion is everchanging, it is impossible to mention all of the styles seen at WHR. Left: Beth Lord is an example of the “dressy” look. Preppy, Purple, Left: One of the newer fashion crazes is the “punk” look, shown by Vaugn Scala. Below: A new look in pants Bottom: In today’s fashions, even socks can be preppy. MICHAEL EDWARD McLEANE SCOTT McMICKLE JERILYN McNEIL KATHLEEN MEYER SABINE MEYER PEGGY S. MIDDAUGH 155 TIMOTHY L. MILLER MICHAEL MINCEVICH DIANE L. MINNICK Above: Some people consider color to be an indication of fashion. Margie Aurenzi chooses “purple.” Left: Preppy Kurt Hoeflein loves those “alligator” shirts. Right: A common sight in school is the popular cowboy boots, leg warmers, and rubber duck shoes. MITCHELL ROBERT PAGE KANDY LYNN PANZA Flight and Fantasy In Warren Hills, there are a great diversity of interests. Every- one has a favorite passtime, rang- ing from cake decorating and motor cross racing to flying an airplane and writing short stories. Mark Hallett has a great interest in flying airplanes. He became interested in airplanes through his father, who also enjoyed flying. Mark has a private pilot’s license and is permitted to operate Cessna (140,120,150,172’s) and Cherokee (140, 180’s). Mark hopes to be able to use the experience he has gained in flying in the Air Force, which he plans to join after PHILIP A. PAOLELLA MICHAEL ANTHONY LESLIE ANN PARKIN WARREN PARKS 158 PAOLICELLI JOHN D. PARR LYNN E. PAULUS LINDA SUE PAVILONIS JARVIS PEARSON graduation. Mark Hallett says, “I was brought up on flying and was influenced by my father and many of my friends. There are also hidden writing talents in W.H.R. Unknown to many of her classmates, Deirdre Kugelmeyer has exceptional writ- ing ability. This year she had her short story “Threshold” published in a book entitled Shadows edited by Charlie Grant. Shadows contains seventeen “haunting and unsettling” short stories. In the introduction of the book, Charlie Grant compliments Deirdre on her excellent writing style. When asked why she likes to write, Deirdre replied, “I’m good at writing, and it gives me a chance to use my imagination which I enjoy doing.” VERDON PENSYL ANGELO M. PERRUCC1 JANICE MARIE PERRY LISA I. PISCITELLI ROBERT PLENGE JAMES POLLOCK r JOSEPH A. PONIATOWSKI KIMBERLY ANN PRATHER With the desire for some monetary independence, more kids are out working than ever before Left: Ken Traenkle counts the day's receipts at the Texaco Gas Station in Hackettstown. Below: Janice Bathgate works six days a week at Fliegaufs in Washington. Opposite Top: Donna Zimmerman prepares the next order at the Steak house Opposite Bottom: Some people pump iron after school, but Wayne Fullerton pumps gas. LUCYNA ROGULSKI 161 JOHN ADAM ADR1ANNA ROSS J. ANDREW ROSS MICHAEL S. ROY ROSLEWICZ TONY RUDOLPH LAUREN MARIE SALAMONE LUIS SANTIAGO, JR. 162 Above: Hard work and devotion is what makes Albert Howe an excellent wrestler. Left: A participant in three varsity sports, Rob Plenge, spends most of his after school time on the football field, basketball court, or baseball field. Opposite Page: Top Right: Angelo Perrucci makes good use of the weight room and builds up his arm strength for wrestling. Top Left: The cheerleaders spend a lot of time after school practicing their cheers and routines. Shelli Cavitch (Left), Margie Aurenzi, and Barbara Beck practice for an upcoming competition. Bottom Right: Matt Nerbak and Mr. Albrecht rehearse their lines for the production of the play “Shenandoah.” Bottom Left: Beth Lord works dili- gently for a yearbook deadline. CHRIS SCHNAARS JOEL HANS SCHNETZER BART SCHOTT MARGO SCHULTHEIS 163 Life After 2:38 VALERIE ANN SCHAARE DIANE MARGARET SCHILDKNECHT DAVID M. SCHMIDT MARY ANN SECOR WILLIAM SEGREAVES DIANA L. SEGUINE The Class of Made It Through Above: Mike Paolicelli, David Haytaian, Scott Rhinehart, and the rest of the class display their ability to concentrate on Calcu- lus, despite the distraction of the camera. Left: Stephanie Devine can’t decide what she thinks of Halloween at WHR. Above Right: Lolita Kluhs (left) and Deirdre Kugelmeyer share a joke during lunch. Right: A group of senior guys anxiously await the beginning of another school day. BERNADETTE JULIA CATHERINE SHADIS 164 SEMONCHE STEPHANIE JEAN SHOTWELL RALPH SINKBEIL LULU SMITH LYNNE ANN SNYDER SANDRA LEE SNYDER PETE SPATZ 165 ALLEN CHARLES SMITH ARY ANN SMITH BARRY SMITH TAMMY LYNNE STAATS |3o7]f{ IHT Nttirt. Above Left: The team was fired up for the game with Voorhees Above: Duane Cowley (Right) shows Bill Lisk that M M’s melt in your mouth, not in your hands. Left: The Honors English Class enjoyed Christmas foods during the holidays. Opposite Page: Above: A group of senior guys showed their support for the wrestlers by painting their faces blue and white. Right: As acutioneer of the RentATeacher Day, Angelo Perrucci introduces the “specimens. Left: Marge Aurenzi shows her spirit by cheering for the soccer team on a windy afternoon. LISA ANN STRUNK JUNE MARIE SWAYZE NICOLA TAPE JOSEPH JOHN TOOLE 167 CHERYL ANN STREISGUTH KIMBERLEE ANN TARTAGLIA RONALD TILLEY CHRIS TOPOLESKI KENNETH ANTHONY NOREEN J. TRIPP AMY VAN- TRAENKLE MIDDLESWORTH JAMES VLOSSAK TINA WALLIS DAWN MARIE WARNKIN 168 Music has changed in many ways over the years. People have developed different tastes in music and have played thier own instru- ments to expand their musical talents. Matt Nerbak (Opposite Top) has been playing the drums for about five years. He started in 8th grade and he has been playing since then. “I think what got me interested in the drums was a friend of mine. He played drums and played very well. He taught me different beats. That’s when I took off and started playing the set and taking lessons. I’ve always liked music; I played the trumpet for four years before I got interested in the drums.” Matt prefers jazz, but he said he is “basically open to play just about any form of music.” He was in three different bands, excluding the school band and stage band; “they were rock bands.” Matt is presently in a new band in which he helps write the music. They play funk, jazz, and rock. Chris Bry-Nildsen (Opposite Bottom) has been playing bass guitar for three years. He likes to listen to Blues, Jazz, and Rock. He first became interested in bass guitar in 8th grade. “I used to play Jim Brown’s Ibanez in the band room.” Chris took guitar lessons and played with different people; ‘We just jammed together.” Mike Paolicelli (Above) plays the electric guitar. He’s been playing for three years. Mike likes to listen to Van Halen, Rush, and The Beatles. He has never taken guitar lessons before -he taught himself how to play. “I have played with other people before, but nothing serious has ever come out of it. It’s hard to find people who are really serious about forming a band and playing seriously.” JOHN WASSER MICHAEL EDWARD WEBB WILLIAM WEIR JACQUELINE CAROLINE WESTON CHERYL LYNN WHEELER KATHLEEN WILLIAMS JEFF WINKLER 169 HENRY WINTERS FRANK WITZELHOFER ED WOLFE JENNY MARGARET WOLTERS JAMES GERARD WOLVERTON ROBERT YAWGER 170 Although it’s only October, the seniors are anticipating graduation. Above: Sandy Snyder gets measured for her cap and gown. Right: The senior guys patiently wait their turn to be measured. Blue and White Forever 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 your 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. BRADLEY PAUL ZACHAR BRIAN ZACHAR WILLIAM C. ZIADIE Best wishes Class of 1982 Breaking Through 172 In '82 This year we have reached the top, but now we begin a new climb. We are going to reach the top again and again, only to have to begin all over. That’s the way life is-reaching one goal, only to begin the pursuit of another. We’re on our way to facing new challenges, meeting new friends, and living new experiences, but the friendships we have made and the special times that we have shared at Warren Hills will remain with us always. Diane Schildknecht Class of '82 Senior Directory ERIC ABJORNSON “Quazy, “Thongor.” Favorite Song: Music from psychidelic sixties. Future Plans: Animator. GARY MICHAEL ADAMS Activities: D.E.C.A. Club (10); Yearbook BusinessStaff (12). Favonte Song: “All Those Years Ago. Will miss most after graduation: Friends, good times. Future Plans: Business Management School, own a business, marriage and a family. MICHAEL TODD ALLEN Activities: Cross Country (10); D.E.C.A. Club (12); Wilderness (12). Favorite Group: Yes. Will miss most after graduation: All my goony friends. Future Plans: Go to the State Police Academy and become a trooper. DAVID F ANDERSON “Lightning. Activities: Soccer (10). (11), (12); Baseball (10). (11), (12); Ski Club (10). (11). (12); Band (10). (12); Stage Band (10); Key Club (10). Favonte Group: For eigner. Will miss most after graduation: Sopha more Class, gym class, and the great W.H lunches. BRENDA ANEMA SHARON ANGELOZZI “Shad. Activities: Field Hockey (10), (11). (12). Co-captain (12); Softball (10). (11); Miss Football (12). Favorite Group: Bruce Spnngsteea Will miss most after graduation: My friends. Future plans: College and marriage. MARGIE ANN AURENZI Activities: Varsity Cheerleading (10), (11), (12). Favorite Song: “Freebird.” Will miss most after graduation: Cheer ing and the Class of ’82. Future Plans: Go to college and get married. LISA ANN BAR ENDS - “Tot, “Twiggy.” Act.vi ties: Junior Varsity Cheerleading (10); Varsity Cheerleading (11); Wilderness (12); D.E.C.A. Club (12). Favorite Song: “Freebird.” Will miss most after graduation: My friends! Future Plans: Go to beautician school, find a good man, and get married. LISA BARONE “Barone.” “Lee.” Activities: F.B.L.A. (12). Favorite Song: “Freebird Will miss most after graduation: Friends, Mr. Reish, Mrs. Bowen, good times with the bathroom buddies. JANICE BATHGATE - “J,” “J.B. Activities: Outdoors Unlimited (10); Ski Club (10), (11), (12); National Honor Society (11), (12); Wilderness (12); Powder Puff Football (12). Favorite Song: Dreamweaver. Will miss most after graduation: All the good times and going to school as part of the Class of '82. Future Plans: First, travel, then go to college, have a career, get married and raise a family. LOIS V. BAUCOM “Chloe. Activities: Out doors Unlimited (10); Spanish Club (10); Wilder ness (12). Favorite Group: Genesis. Will miss most after graduation: All my fnends. esp. Dinky. Silver, and Yion. Future Plans: Go to college, travel, get married. LORI A. BAYLISS Activities: Field Hockey (10), (11); Track (10), (11). Will miss most after graduation: All my friends. Future Plans: Go to a two year school to become a medical lab tech nician. MILDRED BEASLEY “Mil,” “Mel. Activities: Field Hockey (10), (12); Spanish Club (11). Favor- ite Group. Supertramp. Will miss most after graduation: Seeing my fnends everyday, and having fun together. BARBARA LYNN BECK “Baby Bull. “Dinky. Activities: Homeroom Representative (10). (12); Outdoors Unlimited (10); Key Club (10); Junior Varisty Cheerleading (11); Varsity Cheerleading (12); Wilderness (12). Favorite Song: “If. Will miss most after graduation: The fun I had with all my friends, esp. Sylvia and Lois. I’ll also miss the joy and pain of cheerleading. Future Plans: Go to college, major in secretarial and word processing, then take a rest! GEORGE SAMUEL BECKENTHAL - “Geo.” Activities: Stage Band (10), (11), (12); Marching Band (10); Photo Club (10). Favorite Song: Damn This Traffic Jam. Will miss most after graduat ion: I will miss the 3 musketeers. Future Plans: Own a Mercedes 450 6.3. and become a mechanical engineer. I also want to rewrite the English Language. SHAWN BELKEY DONNA MARIE BELL Donna Ding Dong, Ding Dong Bell.” Favorite Group: AC DC. Will miss most after graduation: All of my friends and Mr. Stahlnecker. Future Plans: Become a good secretary, get married and have kids, travel all around the world. RALPH BELL Activities: German Club (10); F.F.A. (11); V.I.C.A. (12). Favorite Group: Foreig- ner. Will miss most after graduation: All the fun I had in 11th and 12th grades. Future Plans: Become a game warden. FRANCINE MARY BERBERICH “Fwan. “Spanky. Activities: J.V. Field Hockey (10); J.V. Basketball (10); Softball stat. (10); Student Council Representative (10); Field Hockey J.V. Captain (11); Junior Class President (11); Varsity Field Hockey (12). Favorite Group: Eagles. Will miss most after graduation: Field Hockey, all of my friends, but most of all my buddy Bridget Boyle! Future Plans: Go to college and get my master’s in criminal investigation. Go to Hollywood and meet Warren Beatty, and then marry Dave Kingman and buy the N Y. Mets. EDWARD JOHN BERGAN -“Bergy. Favorite Group: Blue Oyster Cult. Will miss most after graduation: My friends, and going home after school. Future Plans: To become an auto mechanic and a drag racer. WAYNE BLANKENSHIP EDMUNDBOCKMAN “Bock. Activities: Foot ball (10). (11), (12); Wrestling (10). (11). (12); Outdoor Unlimited (10). Favorite Group: The Doors. Will miss most after graduation: Seeing my friends all the time. Future Plans: Go to a machinist school. DEBORAH L. BOOTH - “Boothie. “Codine.” Activities: Field Hockey (10). Favorite Song: “Be hind Blue Eyes. Will miss most after graduation Hanging Out. Future Plans: I would like to be a bartender or a nursery school teachei. HARRY BOOTH Favorite Group: The Doors Will miss most after graduation: First period Future Plans: Go to College. LINDA SUSAN BOWLBY “Lin. Activities Cross Country (10); Basketball (10); Library Council (11), (12); National Honor Society (11), (12), Secretary (12). Favorite Group. The Beatles Will miss most after graduation. Football Games. Class of ’82. and my friends. Future Plans: College for medicine, then medical school. BRIDGETBOYLE “Fdget. “Lo La. Activities: Varsity Field Hockey (10), (11), (12). Favorite Song. “The Best of Times.” Will miss most after graduation: My cousin Celeste and John Lynch, but most of all. Fran. Future Plans: Go to college and major in advertisement. Then hopefully, get married in 1987. and live happily ever after. MARK ANTHONY BROWN Activities: A.F.S. (12); Wilderness (12); Horizons Convocat ion (12). Will miss most after graduation: When I return to Australia. I will miss America and the many friends 1 now have here. Future Plans: 1 will attend college in Australia and I am interested in the Australian Diplomatic Service as a career. WILLIAM BRYAN CHRISTOPHER MARK BRY NILDSEN “Chris,” “Bro.” Activities: Concert Band (10). (11) , (12); Marching Band (10). (11); Stage Band (10), (11), (12); Out doors Unlimited (10). Favorite Group: Grateful Dead. Will miss most after gradua tion: The Class of ’82, a few underclassmen, band tnps, the school’s guitars, the illustriously illusive but imaginative faculty of W.H.R.. and Bent Future Plans: Live life at least one day at a time, and spend time rambling through the back roads, mountains, and forests of the U.S.A. DEBRA ANN BUSH Wackee. “Bushy. Activities: Chorus (10); Y earbook Staff (10); Wild erness (12); Powder Puff Football (12); V.I.C.A (12) . Favonte Song: “It’s Just a Fantasy.” Will miss most after graduation: I will miss the teachers trying to bust you for anything they can. Future Plans: 1 want to go to college and become a nurse. DONNA MARIA BYEL1CK - Boge.”“Byeeee lick.” Activities: C.I.E. (12); V.I.C.A. (12). Favorite Group: Judas Priest. Will miss most after gradua tion: My frequent visits to the office during second period, and being harassed by teachers. Future Plans: Go to Maine. LAURA CANNITO Activities: Ski Club (11), (12). Favorite Song: Wild Horses. Will miss most after graduation: The Class of '82 and Teddy Bear.’ Future Plans: Go to college, work, get married. LENORECARMODY “Lee. Carm. Activities: Basketball (10), (12); Softball (11), (12); Powder Puff Football (11), (12); Steering Committee (10). Favorite Song: “Still the Same.” Will miss most after graduation: My friends, especially Donna Shelli, Lisa, and Joe. Future Plans: Go to school for criminal justice, move out West, and get the 174 most out of life, be happy and RICH, and never get old! TAMMY CASTNER “T. “Tam. Activities: Ski Club (11), (12). Favorite Song: Bytorandthe Snowdog Will miss most after graduation: Class of '82 and ‘Teddy Bear.' Future Plans: Go to college. MICHELLE L. CAVITCH “She� .” Activities: Key Club (11); Varsity Cheerleading (10), (11), (12); Captain (12), Yearbook Business (12). Will miss most after graduation: Cheerleading, all my friends, especially Barbie, and our close Class of '82. Future plans: Attend college, get married, and try to make all my dreams come true. DEBORAH CHARLES PENNY LYNN CHRISTINE “Sunny.” “Pen.” Activities: (P'burg Catholic) Soccer (10), (11); Softball (11); (P’burg Catholic) President of F.B.L.A. (12); (P’burg Catholic) Class President (11) ; (P’burg Catholic) Newspaper Editor (11); (P’burgCatholic)Ceramics(ll);(W.H.R.)C.O.E. (12) . Favorite Song: “The Day He Wore My Crown. Will miss most after graduation: Having all my friends to spend a lot of fun times with and the happy times shared with them. Future Plans: To be happily married. To work with children in some way. and go to beautician school. LISA CODIS CINDY CORRELL - Gigzey. Activities: Swing Flags (10), (11); D.E.C.A. (11). (12); D E I and D.E.-II (11), (12); Homeroom Representative (11); Powder Puff (11); Wilderness (12). Favorite Group: Rolling Stones. Will miss most after graduation: Going crazy with all my friends. Future Plans: College, have my own business, live everyday to its fullest COLLEEN MARY COSTELLO “Elvis. Activi ties: Photo Club (11), (12). A.F.S. (11); National Honor Society (11), (12). Softball (11); Miss Football Candidate (12). Favorite Song: Richard Halley’s 5th Symphony. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Norczyk, and all of my friends. Future Plans: Attend Lafayette College, major in Art. become rich and famous. DUANE COWLEY Dou. Favorite Group: Lynyrd Skynyrd. Will miss most after graduation: Being with all my friends. Future Plans: Go to vocational school to become a carpenter. DOLORES COX — “Pooh,”“Pappy. Activities: F.B.L.A. (12); Head of typing pool (12). Favonte Group: Led Zeppelin. Will miss most after gradua tion: Friends. Future Plans: Whatever comes my way. DOUG COX - Favorite Group: Nazareth. Will miss most after graduation: All my friends. Future Plans: Work and travel. JOSEPH E DALRYMPLE Favorite Group: Styx. Will miss most after graduation: The Class of ‘82. Future Plans: To get a job with some type of business, later, a State Trooper. DAWN J DAVIS — “D. J., “Princess. Ac t ivit ies. (Lenape Valley): Vice President (10); Track (10); Drama (10); Art Club (10). (Warren Hills): Track (11); Yearbook Staff (12). Favorite Group: Earth. Wind. Fire. Will miss most after graduation: Sitting with Dorothy and Tyrone wishing we were out of school. Future Plans: Chemical Engineering. DIANE DAVIS ROBERT F. DeBACCO “Debicko, “Smut. Favorite Group: Rush. Will miss most after gradua tion: 1 will miss seeing all my friends every day, and Mr. Stahlnecker. DENISE DeFILIPPIS “Denny, “Neice. Activi ties: Field Hockey (10), (11), (12); Softball (10); Powder Puff Football (11), (12); Outdoors Unlimit ed (10); Ski Club (11), (12). Will miss most after graduation: The Class of '82 and a few special friends. Future plans: Attend Taybr Business School, live a happy life with someone special. TERRY ELLEN DeGROFF - Activities: Concert Band (10), (11); Marching Band (10), (11); Year book Staff (10). (11), (12); F.B.L.A. (12). Favorite Song: “Babe.” Will miss most after graduation: All my friends and Mr. Childs Mr. Tosto. Future Plans: Go to a business school and visit all my friends. Get married and have kids. Get rich! WAYNE DeGROFF — “Erwin.” Activities: Stage Crew (11), (12); Student Council (12); Band (10), (11) , (12). Favorite Group: Yes. Will miss most after graduation: Friends. Future Plans: Go to college. BRIDGETTE M. DePALMA “Bridge. Activi ties: Varsity Cheerleader (11), (12); J.V. Softball (10) ; Drama (10), (11); Yearbook Business Staff (12) . Favorite Song: “Just Once. Will miss most after graduation: All my close friends in the Senior class. Barbie. Kelli, and Anita, Joe’s ripped belt loop,and Strawberry Shortcake. Future Plans: Live in my aunt’s house in N.Y. and attend a college for Criminal Justice and Law. Work at NBC studios with my aunt. STEPHANIE J. DEVINE “Steph. Activities: A.F.S. Exchange Student (12); A.F.S. Club (12). Key Club (12); J.V. Field Hockey (12); School Play (12). Favorite Song: “In the Air Tonight. Will miss most after graduation: Warren Hills High School and the United States of America; My friends and family; chocolate chip cookies. Future Plans: Return to South Africa and attend a University. Travel after that and hopefully visit the USA in about 5-6 years. BARRY DILTS PATRICK DIPPEL - “Pat,” “Dip.” Activities: Wrestling (10), (11), (12); Cross Country (10), (11) , (12); Track (10). Will miss most after gradu ation: Friends of ’82, Sports at Warren Hills. Future Plans: Go to College, wrestle and get an education. ROBERTL. DOCKER ’’Bob. “Doc. Favonte Song: “Stairway to Heaven. Will miss most after graduation: Kugelmeyer’s Art Class. Future Plans: Automotive career, Armed Forces. DONNA MARIE DONALDSON - Activities: Field Hockey Stat. (10); Field Hockey (11); DECA Club (11), (12); Wilderness (12). Favonte Song: “All of My Love.” Will miss most after graduation: Bob Y. and Mike A. Future Plans: To be a social worker for young kids. Find someone very special to share my life with, get married and have a big family. DOUGLAS DURYEA — “Stinebeck,” “Camper. Activities: VICA CLUB( 12); Wresthng( 10). Favonte Group. Yes. Will miss most after graduation: All my favorite people. Future Plans: Head out to California, get a good job and become rich. ROBERT DURYEA DOROTHY L. EMERY — “Dot. Activities: Chorus (10). Favorite Group: Bob Seger. COLLEEN DIAN EVANS “Col.” Activities: Field Hockey (10), (11), (12); Varsity Track (10), (11), (12); Homeroom Rep. (12). Favorite Song: “I'm Ready .” Will miss most after graduation: Not seeing my friends. Future Plans: Go to college, major in finance, become filthy rich and live in a penthouse. DONNA LYNN FARINO “Donna Activities: Recording Secretary (10); Drill Team (10); DECA Secretary (12). Favorite Group. Pat Benatar. Future Plans: Attend Alfred State College to become a court reporter. Make lots of money, live in a large, modernized home in the suburbs of a large city. JOSEPH FAVARA — “Joe.” Activities: Chess (11) ; Football (12). Favorite Group: Rolling Stones. Will miss most after graduation: All the good relations I had throughout the years I have been here. Future Plans: Go to college, major in Business Management and eventually own my own business. PATRICIA LYNN FENTZLAFF “Trisha. Ac tivities: Varsity Cheerleader (10); DECA Club (12) . Favorite Song: “Who’s Crying Now. Will miss most after graduation: All my friends, the best senior class Warren Hills has ever seen. Future Plans. Go to college for Travel Tourism, be happy and rich. WAYNE B. FEUERHERM “Fuzz Head. Activi- ties: Basketball (10). Favorite Group: Journey. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Stahlnecker, Johnny B.. and all my friends. Future Plans: Go to college and be a system analyst with a large college. Then settle down and share good times with someone. JOSEPH CASIMIR FINLEY III Activities: Soccer (10), (11), (12); Chess (10), (11), (12); Track (11). (12); National Honor Society (11). (12). Favorite Song: Don’t Stand So Close to Me. Will miss most after graduation: The easy and relaxed atmosphere in school. Future Plans: Go to college and major in engineering. KAREN LEE FISHER “Meatball.” “Knnlee. Activities: German Club (10); Marching Band (10) , (11); FFA (11), (12); Powder Puff Football (12). Favorite Group: Genesis. Will miss most after graduation: Cbse friends and a few people from the class of ’82. Future Plans: Move to New York State, get a job and be happy again. MARK D. FISHER — “Fish. Activities: Football (10), (11), (12); Favorite Song: “Hold on Loosely.” Will miss most after graduation: 1981 Varsity Football Team. Future Plans: Get into the electrical business with my father. Then go to business school. KATHLEEN FODOR DIANE FORINI JO'SHARMAINE FOSTER - “Sha-Sha.”“Tee. Activities: (Weequahic High School) Track (10), (11) . (12); Weequahic Pageant (10); Basketball (9), (10); Baseball (10), (11); Yearbook Staff (11), (12) ; Tennis (9), (10). Favorite Song: “Jump.” Will miss most after graduation: The fun and my friends. Future Plans: Go into music or modeling. MARK FOURNIER - “Fournis, “Fourn.” Activi- ties: Wrestling (10), (11), (12); FFA (10), (11). (12); Ski Club (10). (12). Favorite Group: Journey. Will miss most after graduation: All my friends. Future Plans: Go to college for Agricultural Sciences. JAMES FRUSTIERI 175 DENISE ANN FULGONI “Goni, “Bumblebee Mommy.” Activities: Varsity Field Hockey (10). (11) , (12); National Honor Society (11). Vice President (12); AFS (12). Will miss most after graduation: All my friends, especially “my kids. Future Plans: Enter college, major in Pre Medicine and become a pediatrician. WAYNE FULLERTON Activities: German Club (10); A.I.A.S.A.(ll).FavoriteSong: “Spread Your Wings. Will miss most after graduation: Daveed. Ang, Mike, Steve, and a certain person very close to me. Future Plans: College in the South, graduate school, make money, and have fun doing successfully whatever 1 was meant to do. R1CHARDGASSER - “Gas. Activities: Baseball (12) . Favorite Group: Rolling Stones. Will miss most after graduation: All the friends I made in the past years. Future Plans: Go to college for archi- tect ual Engineering. GLENN H. GAWTHROP Jr. Activities: Wrest ling (10), (11); Cross Country (12). Favorite Group: Journey. Will miss most after graduation: All of my friends and the monotony of school. Future Plans: College or the Air Force, see the world. WILLIAM T GEITZENAUER “Will.” “Bullet. Activities: Track (12). Favorite Group: Styx Will miss most after graduation: The motivation room. Future Plans: Join the Navy. JIM GIBSON — Activities. Cross Country (10), (11) ; Track (10); C.I.E. (12). Favorite Group: Rush. Will miss most after graduation: The good times with my friends. Future Plans: Get a better job and become rich. JOHN GLEASON JOHN GOJDYCZ “Spud.” “Spudnic. Activi ties: Marching Band (10), (11), (12); Stage Band (10). (11). (12); Stage Crew (10), (12); F.F.A. (11), (12) . Favorite Group: Styx. Will miss most after graduation: Being called ‘Spud.’ Future Plans. Attend technical institute, start my own business, settle down with wife and kids. ANNABELLE B GONZALEZ - “Gonzo ” Fish.” Activities: Marching Band (10). (11); Con- cert Band (10), (11); Young Writer’s Conference (10). Will miss most after graduation: Melinda Pixley. Sue Walsh, and advanced biology with Mr. Tucker and his fetal pigs. Future Plans: College, law school, to rule the world before I’m forty. ROBERT GRAFER Activities: C.I.E. (12); Wilder ness (12). Favorite Group: Foreigner. Will miss most after graduation: All the ‘Goons.’ PATRICIA E. GREBENCH1NKO “Greb, Beatrice.’' Activities: Library Council (11). Favor ite Group: Beatles. Will miss most after gradua tion: Friends. Future Plans: Service, school, and marriage. LEA GREGOIRE Activities: Ski Club (12). Favorite Song: “And you and I.” Will miss most after graduation: Class of $2 and Teddy Bear ’ LUKE GRMEK MIKE GRMEK “Grem.” Activities: Track (10); C.I.E. (12); V.I.C.A. (12). Favorite Group: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. Will miss most after graduation: All my friends and class mates at W.H.R. Future Plans: Attend vocational school for three years and study computer proyam ming SYDNEY GROSS ALAN GYURICZA “Worm. Activities: V I. C.A. (12); C.I.E. (12). Favorite Group: Yes. JEFFREY SCOTT HACKETT “Jeff. Favorite Group: Supertramp. Will miss most after gradua tion: Talking to the girls. Future Plans: Attend American Motorcycle institute and become a certified mechanic, then move to southern Cali- fornia and become a motorcycle racer. CHRISTINA Y HAHN - “Tina, Yawney. Favorite Group: Doors. Will miss most after graduation: My friends, and having to get up at 6:00 every morning to wash my hair. Future Plans: I want to be a nuclear physicist or a bartender at Flynn’s Inn in Washington. N.J. KENNETH W HALLER Goon.” Steiny.” Activities: Basketball (10). (11), (12); Football (11) , (12). Favorite Group: Yes. Will miss most after graduation: Being called down to Dr. A’s Bust Office and the 1981 DRC Football team. Future Plans: Go to a two or four year college for computer’s and travel to California. MARK HALLETT MATTHEW R. HALLETT X. Activities A1ASA (11). FavonteSong: The Stranger. Will miss most after graduation: My friends. Future Plans: Move to Maine and become a merchant marine engineer. DOUGLAS E. HAMM EL - “Doug” “Ped. Activities: Chess Club (10), (11). (12); Chess Team (10). (11). (12); AIASA (11). (12); Video Crew (12). Favorite Group: AC DC. Will miss most after graduation: The fun I had at Warren Hills. Future Plans: Attend college and become an architect. ARNOLD WILLIAM HART Hart. Activities Outdoors Unlimited (10), (11); Ski Club (10), (11), (12) ; CrossCountry (10); Wilderness (12). Favor ite Group: Rolling Stones. Will miss most after graduation: All of my friends and school. Future Plans: Maybe a four year college for Agricultural or Mechanical Engineering, get married and try to have a great life. DAVIDN.HAYTAIAN -“Sly. Activities:Soccer (12); Radio Electronics (11). Favorite Group: The Rolling Stones. Will miss most after graduation: The pep rallies and all the fun at the football games. Future Plans: Go to college and major in communications. MARJI HENNING Mar,.’’ Activities: Photo Editor Yearbook (12); Twirler (11), (12); AFS (10), (11). (12), President (12); National Honor Society (11), (12); Photo Club (11), (12); Key Club (12); Ski Club (10); German Club (10); Business Staff Yearbook (10). (11), (12). Will miss most after graduation: 1981 Warren Hill’s football games. Future Plans: Attend college for Computer Science or Engineenng. Do my best at whatever I do and be happy and successful. DAWN HERMAN “Herm. “Squirm� e. Activi ties: Field Hockey (10); Basketball (10); Softball (10), (11), (12). Favorite Group: Foreigner. Will miss most after graduation: All of the fun times that I had during class and my friends. Future Plans: Enlist in the Navy and maybe continue schooling DEBRA J HILL — “Deb,” “Debbie. Activities: Outdoors Unlimited (10); Basketball (10); Softball (10), (11); Track (12); Student Council (10), (11); Wilderness Experience (12); Ski Club (12); Key Club (12); Powder Puff Football (11), (12). Favorite Group: Dan Fogelberg. Will miss most after graduation: The Class of 1982. Future Plans: Go on to college and eventually teach physical educa tion and coach girl’s sports. PETER A. HISSIM “Petey, “Geek. Activities Football (10), (11). (12). Favonte Group: The Doors. Will miss most after graduation: I will miss Mr. Stahlnecker. The Master Greek. KURT JUSTIN HOFFLEIN Eddie, “Squirty. Activities. Student Council (10); Soccer (10), (11), (12); Golf (10), (11), (12). Captain (12); Ski Club (10) . (11). Favonte Group. Billy Joel. Will miss most after graduation: All of my friends and also the fun that we had in lunch and in class. Future Plans: Go to a four year college for business management. KEITH HOFFMAN - Favorite Group: Styx. Will miss most after graduation: WarrenTech. Future Plans: To get a job in carpentry and build houses. ANGELA MICHELE HOLLEY -••Ang,,, Mouse. Activities: VICA (12); CIE (12); Year book business staff (11), (12). Favorite Group: The Doors. Will miss most after graduation: Gene. Gene, the dancin’ machine, the bathroom crew, and especially Bic. Future Plans: Go to Cosmotology School, get married, and Bve it up. HEIDI JO HONECKER “Honker. “George.” Activities: German Club (10); Track (10), (11), (12); Student Council (12); Marching Band (10), (11) , (12); Stage Band (10), (11). (12); Concert Band (10). (11). (12); County Band (11). (12); Wilderness (12); Bell Choir (12). Favorite Group: Joe Walsh. Will miss most after graduation: The three musketeers, geo. stage band, marching, and playing the bells next to Amanda. Future Plans: Go to college, be wild for a couple of years, and maybe then settle down. KEITH HORN Beefer. Activities: Football (10), (11), (12); Baseball (10), (12); Wrestling (11); Key Club (11), (12). Favorite Group: Van Halen. Future Plans: Attend Fork Union Military A cademy. BRUCE HORVATH — Activities: FFA (10). (11), (12) . Will miss most after graduation: Agriculture and Metal Shop. Future Plans: To become a welder. ALBERT D. HOWE — “Peoples,” Pal.” Activi- ties: Football (10), (11), (12); Wrestling (10), (11), (12). Favorite Group: Van Halen. Will miss most after graduation: The football players of the 1981 season. Future Plans: College. JAMES HUDOCK JOANNE LYNN HUMMER - “Jo. Activities: Band Front (10), (11); Library Council (12); Yearbook Business Staff (12). Favorite Group: REO Speed wagon Will miss most after gradua- tion: All of my friends. Future Plans: Maybe go to Business School for Secretarial courses. HOLLY HYDE ‘ Munchkin ’’ Activities: Out doors Unlimited (10); Chorus (10). Favonte Group: Journey. Will mi s most after graduation: Friends, activities after school, Mr Childs, Mrs. Schuch, Mr. Retsh. Mr. Tosto, and Miss Petrig- nani. Future Plans. Go on to Secretarial School for Executive work. Get married and have four children. 176 KATHLEEN ANN JENKINS Kath, “Pugsly. Favorite Group: The Rolling Stones. Will miss most after graduation: Karen Karcher for helping me in art, the bathroom crew, and Little Fleston. Future Plans: Work and get married. RICH JESKEY - Jesk, R.C.” Activities: FFA (10). (11). (12). Student Council (10). Key Club (10). Favonte Group: The Beatles. Will miss most after graduation My friends and all of the crazy things that we did together. Future Plans: Go to college for Business Administration. To own and operate my own business. DONALD JOHNSON VICKIE JOHNSTON Bic. Activities: Statis tician for Boys Track (11); Yearbook Business Staff (10). (11). (12); VICA (12); CIE (12). Favorite Song: Honesty. Will miss most after graduation: Gene. Gene the Dancin’ Machine. Future Plans: Get an older man and be rich! DOROTHY MARIE JONES “Dorth. Activi ties: Track (11). Favorite Song: Reunited. Will miss most after graduation. I will miss some of the teachers, Mr. Fluck. and my friends. Future Plans: I plan to go on to college and then have a career. After that I plan to get married. PAUL FREDERICK JUNE “P.J. Activities: Wilderness (12); FFA (10); Soccer (10). (11); Track (10). Favorite Group: Lynyrd Skynyrd. Will miss most after graduation: A few of the teachers and a good friend. Mr. Schoonover. Future Plans: To become a mason and to get closer to the woods and build my own house. MICHAEL JUNIO — Mike. Activities: Track (10), (11); Stage Band (10), (11); Concert Band (10). (11). (12); County Band (10). (11); Marching Band (10); Horizons (10). (11). (12); Soccer (10), (12); National Honor Society (11), (12); Wilderness (12). Favorite Song: Just the Way You Are. Will miss most after graduation: Will miss my friends. Future Plans: Moving to Texas. WILLIAM KAISER “Kais, “Bill. Activities. F.F.A. (10). (11). (12). J.V Basketball (10). (11); National Honor Society (12). Favorite Group: Charlie Daniel’s Band. Will miss most after grad uation: The fun I had in all my classes. Future Plans: Go to college and major in Mechanical Engineering. After college, work and get married DAVID KANE — Randy. Activities: Varsity Basketball (10), (11), (12). Favorite Song: “Waiting For A Girl Like You. Will miss most after gradua- tion: The social life and basketball. Future Plans: F.B.l. agent. MIKE KENNEDY THOMAS KENNY - “Tom, “Spinner. Activi- ties: Football (10). (11), (12); Honzons (10), (11), (12). Favorite Group: Pink Floyd. Will miss most after graduation Skipping school. Future Plans: Go to college, get rich, build a house in the mountains and live there. ANTHONY KERR “Tony,” “Ant. Activities: Basketball (10). Baseball (10). (11). (12). Favorite Group: AC DC Will miss most after graduation. The Senior Class and just being in a high school atmosphere. Future Plans: Go to college and major in Business Administration. Be successful in whatever I do KIMBERLYT KERR -‘Troy,”“Kimber.” Activi- ties: Varsity Cheerleading (10), (12); J.V. Cheer leading, Captain (11); Ski Club (10). Favorite Song: “Born to Run.” Will miss most after gradua- tion: All of my special friends and the crazy times I’ve had with them. I’ll never forget Springfield with Skin and Rod, Route 80 and Broadway with Skin, and R.U. with Taffy. Future Plans: College for Criminal Justice and become a State Trooper. Live it up with my good friends and later get married. MICHAEL KINLAN PEGGYSUE KINNEY Will miss most after graduation. I will miss my friends and all of our partying that we did together. Future Plans: To get a good job and settle down with a family. MICHAEL T. KLEPACKI — Activities. Soccer (11) . (12); AIASA (11). (12). Favorite Group: AC DC. Will miss most after graduation: 1 will miss all of my friends, and because I’m moving I’ll miss coming back to the school to visit. Future Plans: I plan to go to college and then get married to someone special. LOLITA KLUHS - “Klucher,” Wiggle.” Act.v.- ties: Drama Club (10), (11), (12); Marching Band (10). (11); German Club (10); Key Club (12); Horizons (10), (11), (12). Favorite Song: “Looking for Space. Will miss most after graduation: My friends, a bt of other things that I won’t miss until after I’m gone. Future Plans: College for four years to major in Business, afterward I want to go to work, get married, and have kids. MARY KNAAP — Scary,” Mare. Activities: Outdoors Unlimited (10), (11); Photo Club (12). Favorite Song: Give a Little Bit. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. and Mrs. Gebert, Colleen, Mary-Jo, and certain others (they know who they are). Future Plans: College, then possibly medical school. RANDALL KOCHER WILLIAM JOHN KRUCZKO Willy, “Chilly.” Activities: Wilderness (12). Favorite Group: Yes. Future Plans: To have a heck of a time. DEIRDRE LEITH KUGELMEYER - Ruges. Dee. Activities: Track and Field (10), (11), (12); Marching Band (10); Cross Country (11); National Honor Society (11), (12); Stage Band (10), (11), (12) ; Student Council (10). Favonte Song. “Alice’s Resturant. Will miss most after graduation: The three musketeers and George. Future Plans: College, and to make megabucks by writing best- sellers; own a Mercedes 450 SLZ; travel in space. SUSAN A. KURGAN — Sue. Activities: Varsity Cheerleading (10), (11). (12); Ski Club (10); Photo Club (11). Favorite Song: If. ” Will miss most after graduation: Certain friends who made these three years almost bearable. Future Plans: College down south and major in hotel and resturant management. JEAN LACEY JOHN LANCE Lancey.’’ Activities: Wrestling (10). (11). Favonte Group: AC DC. Will miss most after graduation: The motivation room. Future Plans: Air Force. STEPHANIE E. LAU — Activities: Outdoors Unlimited (10), (11); Photo Club (12). Will miss most after graduatbn: Mr. Norczyk. JOON H. LEE June, “July. Activities: Soccer (11), (12); Track (11); Chess (11). Favonte Song: Good Times Roll.” Will miss most after graduation: Friends and teachers. Future Plans: Businessmen or engineer. ROBERTA ANN LEVAY “Bert. Activities: FBLA (12). Favorite Group: Neil Young. Will miss most after graduation: All of my friends from my class. Some of my teachers whom I liked (Mr. Reish). Future Plans: Go to a business school and get a really good paying secretarial job. WILLIAM LISK Much. “The Doctor.” Activi ties: Track (11), (12); Outdoors Unlimited (10). Favorite Group: Eagles. Will miss most after graduatbn: Friends. DARRYLS. LONG — S’Iong, “Oy. Activities: Football (10). (11). (12); Baseball (10). (11). (12). Favorite Group: Van Halen. Future Plans: Go to college for computers, meet new friends and keep in cbse contact with my old fnends. BETH CARLEEN LORD — Activities: AFS(ll), (12); Key Club (12); Yearbook Staff (12). Favorite Song: “Heart of Gold. Future Plans: Attend college and major in elementary educat bn. travel. JILL LOUISE LOYLE - Activities: Chorus (10); Class Treasurer (10), FBLA (12). Favorite Song: “I Wish You Jesus.” Will miss most after gradua- tion: My friends. Future Plans: Go to college and become a missionary. TIMOTHY J. LOYLE — Activities: Photo Club (12); Video Club (12). Favorite Song: “Time. Will miss most after graduation: Friends and school. Future Plans: Own my own business. LAURA LEE LUNDGREN - Ingrid,” “Lungs.” Activities: Student Council Rep. (10). (12); Ski Club (10), (11); Wilderness (12). Favorite Song: Start Me Up. Will miss most after graduation: All my friends and lunch with Debbi. Future Plans: College, travel, get married and have children, and be happy. PATRICIA A. MALANGA Tricia. Activities: Photo Club (11); Ski Club (10), (11), (12). Favorite Group: R.E.O. Speedwagon. Will miss most after graduation: Certain people, close friends, teach ers. Future Plans: Go to school in South Carolina, live there forever. SYLVIA MALARET — “Silver. Activities: Track (10); Outdoors Unlimited (10); Cheerleading (11); Key Club (12); Class Secretary (12). Favorite Song: Freebird.” Will miss most after gradu- atbn: All of my closest friends and great memories we’ve shared at W.H.R. Future Plans: Attend college for business administratbn. get rich, travel, later settle down and get married. KARL MALASZCZYK Activities: Chess Club (10), (11). (12); Photo Club (12); A.I.A.S.A. (12); Video Crew (12); Chess Team (11), (12). Favorite Group: Blondie. Will miss most after graduation: My friends and the people I’ve worked with. Future Plans: I will go to college for computer science and eventually become a programmer. MICHELE JOHANNA MALEJKO “Shell,” Jake.” Activities: Outdoors Unlimited (10); Ski Club (10), (11), (12); Student Council Correspond- ing Secretary (12); Wilderness (12); Softball (10); Varsity Baseball Statistician (11). (12); Key Club (10), (11), (12). Favorite Song: “Out HereOn My Own.” Will miss most after graduation: Jen, Mr. Tucker’s Biology class. Mr. Childs, and all of my friends at Warren Hills. Future Plans: College, marnage, live life, and be happy. PHILIP MARCHELLO - Phil.” Favorite Song: “Hopelessly Human. Will miss most after gradua- tion: III miss the people I've gone to school with and grown up with for the past thirteen years. 177 Future Plans: To study Computer Science and Music. EDOM JOSEPH MARSHALL - Activities: Soccer (12); Track (12). Favorite Group: Rolling Stones. Future Plans: Air Force, college. DARLENE P. MAXWELL - “Max, “Mellow Machine. Activities. Wilderness (12). Favorite Group: Judas Priest. Future Plans: Escape to Maine so I can breat he freely and live my life to it’s wildest. ELIZABETH MAYBERRY - “Liz. Favorite Group: Bob Dylan. Will miss most after gradua- tion: Friends. Future Plans: Continue my edu- cation in cosmotology. and then seek a career as a cosmotologist, or a beautician. USA MARIE MAZZARO Maz. Squirt. Activities. Marching Band (10), (11), (12); Stage Band (10); Basketball (10), (11), (12); Softball (10), (11), (12); National Honor Society (11), (12); Ski Club (10). Favorite Group: Styx. Will miss most after graduation: All my friends and teachers here at Warren Hills. Future Plans: I plan to attend college and major in marine biology. I hope some day to communicate with whales and dolphins. EDWARD McCONNELL - Activities: Agri culture (10), (11). Favorite Group: Pink Floyd. Will miss most after graduation: The fun times in study hall with Beef, Barb, Spinner, Debbie, and the day I got my camera. Future Plans: Own a body shop, recondition cars. CATHERINE CLAIRE McGARVEY - Sleep- talker. Activities: Powder Puff Football (10); C.I.E. (12). Favorite Group: Judas Priest. Will miss most after graduation: Friends, Mrs. Gorga, gym. Future Plans: Acting, modeling, travel to California, be happy, smart, free. TIMOTHY J. McGRATH “Wildman,’’ Nick.” Activities: V.I.C.A (12); C.I.E. (12). Favorite Group: Doors. Will miss most after graduation: All the girls, the rules, and Mr. Fluck and Mr. Halmi. MICHELLE McGUIRE TYRONE McKINNIS — “Tank. FavonteSong: Bustin’ Out. Future Plans: Move to California and go into computer dating, start a business. MICHAEL EDWARD McLEANE -“Mikey, Orange Pit.” Activities: Track (11), (12). Favorite Song: “All Shook Up. Future Plans: Move out of New Jersey and attend a technical school. Con- tinue running on a track team. TARA McMANUS SCOTT McMICKLE — “Stickey. Activities: Soccer (10), (11), (12). Favorite Group. Bob Seeger. Future Plans: Become a mechanical engineer. JERILYN McNEIL “Flipper. “Jerilyne. Activi- ties: Marching Band (10), (11), (12); Concert Band (10), (11), (12); All County Band (10), (11), (12); Student Council President (12); Student Council HR Representative (10), (11); Drama Club (10), (11); Co-Publicity Director of “You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown (10); Key Club (12); Varsity Baseball Statistician (11), (12); Trans- cender Staff (10); Y ear book (11). Favorite G roup: Jim Croce. Will miss most after graduation: Michele, all my friends that were there thru thick and thin, all the smiles and great times I've had, Mrs. Gebert’s geometry class, and a special someone, B lunch, dancing with John Lynch. Fu- ture Plans: College for public relations, to be happy, and be with the people I care about most. KATHY MEYER Mousey. Activities: Color Guard (10); Swing Flags (11); Powder Puff (11); Wilderness (12). Favorite Group: Rolling Stones. Will miss most after graduation: Tot, Tard, and Gigzey. and all the rest of my close friends of ’82. Future Plans: College, live life to its fullest, and always be happy! SABINE MEYER — “Bean, “Sabiners. Activi- ties: German Club (10). Favonte Song: “Open Arms. Will miss most after graduation: All my friends. Future Plans: Go to business school, get marned. PEGGY S. MIDDAUGH - ‘Tittle One, Short Stuff. Favorite Song: Babe.” Will miss most after graduation: All my friends. Future Plans. Marriage, have fun and take it easy. TIMOTHY L. MILLER “Clint.’ Activities: Wilderness (12); C.I.E. (12); V.I.C.A. (12). Favorite Group: Yes. Future Plans Travel to Texas. MICHAEL MINCEVICH DIANE L. MINNICK — “Mouse,”“Di. Activities: D E C. A. (11), (12). Favorite Song: Leather and Lace. Will miss most after graduation: Seeing all of my friends so often. Future Plans: Get married, have my own business, and have lots of kids. KITTY MORGAN ROBERT MOWERY — “Bob. “Mow. Activities: Baseball (10), (11), (12). Favonte Group: Van Halen. Will miss most after graduation: Class of ’82. Future Plans: Get a good job, possibly college. SUSAN MUTH — “Muffer,” “Mouth. Activities: Twirler (10), (11); Photo Club (10). Favorite Group: Neil Young. Will miss most after gradua- tion: Skipping school with my friends. Future Plans: Travel, get married. JANET NEFF MATTHEW NERBAK PETER NIJSSE — “Peteski. Activities: Soccer (10) , (12); Projection Club(A.V.) (10); C.I.E. (12); V.I.C.A. (12). Favorite Song: “Juke Box Hero. Future Plans I’d like to see other places. STEPHEN CHARLES NOCTOR Doc.” Activ. ties: Varsity Crosscountry (10), (11), (12); Varsity Track (10), (11), (12). Favorite Song: “The Piano Man.” Will miss most after graduation: Jumo's I’m moving to Texas parties’. Goody Bell, Habeeb, Reverse 5, Allentown’s J.l. Rodale Theater, and 4th penod English. Future Plans: Work, run, college job success. Do a Reverse 5 so hard that my hand has to be surgically re-attached. MARK JOHN OPDYKE Activities: DECA (11) ; Key Club (10). Favorite Song “You Make My Dreams Come True.” Will miss most after graduation: Most likely my class mates, even though we had our bad times 1 still will miss them. Future Plans: College and continue helping my Dad in his business as a salesman. ROBIN H OPDYKE - “Uppy, “Dike. Activi ties: Ski Club (10), (11). (12); Baseball (11), (12). Favorite Group: AC DC. Future Plans: Get a good job and get crazy. TROY W. OPDYKE Activities: Chess Club (10); A.I.A S.A. (11), (12); Outdoors Unlimited (10). Favorite Group: Led Zeppelin. Future Plans: I am going to join the Coast Guard. ROBERT ALLAN PAFF - Bo. Activities: Cross Country (10). (11). (12). Favorite Group: Fleetwood Mac. Future Plans: Go to college. MITCHELL ROBERT PAGE Favonte Group Judas Priest. Future Plans. Live in a small cottage in Maine. ELAINE PALLO “Yion. Activities Tra� U (10) ; Outdoors Unlimited (10); Key Club (12) Senior Class Secretary (12). Favorite Song: Al ways and Forever. Will miss most after gradua tion: My closest friends, and all the special memories and great times shared with them and a certain someone. Future Plans: College, high paying job in business, marriage, and travel. KANDY LYNN PANZA “K.P . Pan Act.vi ties: Marching Band (10); Powder Puff Football (12); Wilderness (12). Favorite Song Open Arms. Will miss most after graduation: Everybody here and all the good times we had. Future Plans. Wilfred Beauty Academy, be a beautician and cosmotologist, career, be rich and famous. PHILIP A. PAOLELLA Paleface. Activities: Chess (10), (11), (12); Radio Electronics Club (11) ; Horizons (10), (11), (12). Favorite Song: “The Stranger. Will miss most after graduation: The rigor of Algebra III and the scent of good home cookin’. Future Plans: Become filthy rich and retire to earthworm farming. MICHAEL ANTHONY PAOLICELU - “Vito. “Nasty. Activities: Student Council Exec. Comm. (10) ; Baseball (10); Yearbook Student Life Editor (12) ; Horizons Visual Arts (10). (11), (12); Boys State Senator (11). Favorite Song: A Day in the Life. Will miss most after graduation: Some of the greatest times and friends of my life Angelo. Wayne, Phil, Steve, “Sly Guy, Goody Bell, and all the others. And of course my youth. Actually I won’t really miss you; you’ll always be with me. Future Plans: I will be an attorney with my own office - probably in southern Italy by the vineyard. LESLIE ANN PARKIN — Activities: Chorus (10), (11) . Favorite Group: Kansas. Will miss most after graduation: My friends. Future Plans: Busi ness school, finding a good job, and travel. WARREN PARKS — Activities: Chess (10), (11), (12) . Favorite Song: Eruption. Will miss most after graduation: Motivation Room. Future Plans: Ruler of the Universe. JOHN D. PARR - Ranger. “Bug’s. Activities CAE (11), (12); Favorite Group: AC DC. Will miss most after graduation: A lot of close friends 1 knew for a long time. Giving two close friends a ride to school. Future Plans: Keep working, make good money, and be happy. LYNN E. PAULUS — “Paul. Activities: Varsity Cheerleading (10), (11); Wilderness (12) Will miss most after graduation: My friends, especially Barb and Janet and all of the great times we spent together including Springfield. Future Plans: Go to secretarial school, and then work. LINDA SUE PAVILONIS - “Crusher.” “Lynn. Activities: Key Club (10). (11); D E C A Club (11), (12); Favorite Group: Led Zeppelin. Will miss most after graduation: Best friend Nicola Tape and other friends from the class of ’82. Future Plans: Have a good job and become rich. Get married and have a happy life. JARVIS PEARSON — “Flash,” “Cookie. Activi- ties: Football (10). (11); Track (10). (11), (12); Favonte Group: Earth, Wind and Fire. Will miss 178 most after graduation: Mr. Tucker, Mr. Griffin, Mr Laughlin. Mr Kerr and the easy life. Future Plans Enter Navy July 20. 1982. Become a Quarter Master then go into the Coast Guard for my career. VERDON PENSYL ANGELO M PERRUCCI - ‘Pooch, Vie Activities: Class Pres. (10), (12); National Honor Society (12), Wrestling (10), (11). (12). Favonte Song: “Knights in White Satin. Will miss most after graduation: Magic Mike, Steve, Wildman, Habib. Wayne, the little green men that live in my locker, and the scale in the boys locker room. Future Plans: Presidential Nomination for the Democratic Party in 2020. DONNA PERRUCCI - “Pooch.,“‘Dee.” Activi- ties: Powder Puff Football (11); Wilderness (12); CIE (12). Favorite Group: Def Leppard. Will miss most after graduation: Parking my car in the parking lot, Mr Childs, and my friends. Future Plans: Attend Beauty School, get my own place for about a year, then think about marriage. JANICE MARIE PERRY - M.P. T.B.” Activi ties: Concert and marching band (10), (11); Gift ed'Talented art class (10), (11). Favorite Song: “Believe it or Not.” Will miss most after graduation: Crazy times, dear friends, and even a few nice teachers. Future Plans: County College of Morris and then take what life has to offer me one day at a time. LISA I. PISCITELLl - “latola,” “Big L” Activities: Spanish Club (10); Outdoors Unlimited (11); Key Club (12); Yearbook Staff (12); Powder Puff Football (12). Favorite Song: ‘Time.” Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Booth and all my friends. Future Plans: Go to college, make a career for myself, get married and have fun. ROBERTPLENGE “Plengey Activities: Foot ball (10). (11). (12); Basketball (10). (11), (12); Baseball (10), (11), (12); Key Club (12). Favorite Group: AC DC. Will miss most after graduation: The Hill and all those guys on our 1981 D.R.C. Championship Football Team. Future Plans: Go to the University of Kentucky. JAMES POLLOCK — “Jim.” Activities: FFA (10) ; Football (10); Weightlifting (10). (11). (12). Will miss most after graduation: Being with my friends. Future Plans: Move to Texas and settle down for a while. JOSEPH A PONIATOWSKI - “Ponno,” “Pon- ski.” Activities: J.V. Soccer (10); Key Club (10), (11) ; Ski Club (10). (11). (12); Wilderness (12); Outdoors Unlimited (10), (11). Will miss most after graduation: The Class of 82 and all my teachers at W H R. Future Plans: Join the Army. KIMBERLY ANN PRATHER - “Stick,” “K.nv my.” Activities: Track Statistician (11), (12). Fa vorite Group: Journey. Will miss most after graduation: My friends and some of my teachers who gave me the support I needed through my years at W H R. Future Plans: To find the better things in life. College, career, travel, settle down, have fun and be happy. JANET LYNN PRICE “J.J..” “Shmonet.” Activi ties Chorus (10), (11), (12); Hockey Statistician (10). County Chorus (11); Wilderness (12); Key Club (10), (11). Favonte Song: “Don’t Stop Believing. Will miss most after graduation: All of my friends; M.Z., Jo, Lillian, John, and a certain senior.. But even more Shorty, my little sister. sixth period. Take care Shorty and be good. Future Plans: Stop working at Shop-Rite, go to college to study music, eventually get married. But first, travel and be with all the people who mean the most to me. BERNARD JAMES RAYBOULD Activities: C .I.E. (12). Favorite Group: Pink Floyd. Will miss most after graduation. Racing in the parking lot. Future Plans: Become an auto mechanic. GINA M RENNER - “Mini Renner. “Jean.” Activities: Wilderness (12); Yearbook staff (12); Young Writer’s Conference (12); Photo Club (12). Favorite Group: Led Zeppelin. Will miss most after graduation: Friends in sixth period study hall, music theory, commercial art class, and the psychedelic sixties encounters. Future Plans: Attend Centenary College, travel to Paris. England, Wales, and Africa, continue as an artist and an musician. DEBORAH LYNN REO Deb,” “Red. Act.vi ties: Yearbook Staff (12); J.V. Basketball (10); J.V. and Varsity Softball (11), (12); A.F.S. (11); Key Club (10), (11), (12); National Honor Society (11), (12). Treasurer (12); Boy’s BasketballStatis tician(12); Horizons (10), (11), (12); Powder Puff Football (11). Favorite Song: “Don’t Stop Believ- ing.” Will miss most after graduation: All of my friends and the great times we shared. Future Plans: Go to college for business administration, travel, become rich and own a department store. Maybe marriage. SCOTT KEVIN RHINEHART ‘‘Scotty R.” Rhino. Activities: Varsity Football (10), (11), (12); Varsity Wrestling (10), (11), (12); Key Club (11) , (12); Ski Trip (11). Favorite Song: “Juke Box Hero.” Will miss most after graduation: 1981 Foot ball Tearn, a nd all our ‘ hard’ training at Pappy Dick’s house. Also Bill Kerkendall’s fresh skoal. Future Plans: College computer science or en- gineering and football, live life to its fullest. ZOILA RIOS “Gina, Purple Freak. Activi ties: Drill Team (10). (11); Photo Club (11); D.E.C.A. (12); Public Relations person (D.E.C. A.) (12) . Favorite Song: “On My Own.” Will miss most after graduation: My pal Anthony. Future Plans: Leave Washington! Go to N.Y.C. College or Trenton State for a B.A. and make one million dollars in an advertising firm of my own. Live a fast moving life to the fullest. If ail else fails, there is marriage. DEVELYN RODGRIGUEZ Debbie, “Rod. Activities: J.V. Cheerleading Captain (11); Varsity Cheerleading (10); Student Council (11), (12); C.O.E. (12). Favorite Group: Journey. Will miss most after graduation: All of my close friends, and especially my favorite tormentor and high school love. Future Plans: Attend business school and hopefully become a bilingual secretary. Then find a guy to spend the rest of my life with and be happy. LUCYNA ROGULSKI - “Lucy. Favorite Group: Led Zeppelin. Will miss most after grad uation: My friends who partied with me through- out my three years at W.H.R. Future Plans: At tend Centenary College and become an execu tive secretary. JOHN ADAM ROSLEW1CZ -“Johnny R ”. “Elvis. Activities: Asst Technical Director Drama Club (10). (11); Chorus (10). (11), (12); Technical Director Drama Club (12). Favorite Group: Elvis. Will miss most after graduation: All my friends. expecially chorus. Future Plans: Go to college and become a detective or make it big in the music world. ADRIANNA ROSS Rene, “Spinner. Actiw ties: Wilderness (12). Favonte Group: Genesis and Kinks. Will miss most after graduation: Mr Stahlnecker, Gina R Future Plans: Be rich and happy, never get old. J. ANDREW ROSS Rossi, Andy. Activities: Baseball (10). (11). (12); Soccer (10). (11). (12); Key Club (12). Favorite Group: The Police. Future Plans: Go to college, enter field of com puter science. MICHAELS.ROY Activities: Marching Band (10) , (11). (12); Stage Band (10). (11), (12); Concert Band (10). (11). (12); Key Club (12); Student Council Executive Board (12). Favonte Group: The Who. Will miss most after graduation: My friends and the people at Warren Hills. Future Plans: To become disgustingly rich any way I can. TONY RUDOLPH “Rudy, “Tony T.” Activities: Wrestling (10), (11), (12). Favorite Group: Tom Tom Zap Band. Will miss most after graduation: Wrestling. LAUREN MARIE SALAMONE “Salamie Activ ities: FFA Horse Judging Team (11); FFA (12); Senior Powder-Puff Football; Marching Band (11) . Favorite Group: Kinks. Future Plans: Go to business school, get married, live on a horse farm. LUIS SANTIAGO. Jr. Louie, Luigi. Activ ities: Outdoors Unlimited (10); Chess (10), (11), (12) ; Photo Club (12); Video Crew (12); Wilder- ness Experience (12). Favorite Song: “Piano Man. Will miss most after graduation: My friends here at Warren Hills. Future Plans: Graduate and either go to college or the Armed Forces. Find a good job after college or the service and be Happy. VALERIE ANN SCHAARE “Val.” Activities: Spanish Club Secretary (10); Marching Band (10). (11). (12); Concert Band (10). (11); Student Council Treasurer (11), (12); Co-Captain Rifle Line (12); National Honor Society (11). (12). Favorite Song: “Don’t Stop Believin’.” Will miss most after graduation: Marching Band, Class of '82, people at work. Future Plans: College for business administration, work, family. DIANE MARGARET SCHILDKNECHT “Di.” Activities: Marching Band (10). (11), (12), Co Captain of Rifle Line (11). (12); National Honor Society (11), (12), President (12); Yearbook, Underclass (11). Senior Class Editor (12); Student Council, Corresponding Secretary (11); Student Director, “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown (10); Key Club (10), (11), (12); Medical Careers Club (10); German Club (10); Horizons (10), (11), (12). Favonte song: Thank You for Being a Friend. Will miss most after graduation: All the laughter and tears of my high school years, but most of all my very special friends. Future Plans: I plan to go to college and study as a biology major and then go to medical school to study in the fields of pediatrics and neonatology. I also plan to travel, get married, and raise a big, beautiful family. DAVID M. SCHMIDT “Chip, “Schmidty. Activities: DE 1 (11); Football (10). Favorite Group: REO. Will miss most after graduation: My buddies and also the girlfriends that I have know, and all the good times that we have spent 179 together. Future Plans: To be the head chef of the restaurant I am working at and to own my own sometime. I will be majoring in ice carvings and foreign foods, and also gourmet cooking. I also plan to travel to foreign countries such as Spain and France to participate in contests for my designed work. CHRIS SCHNAARS Activities: CrossCountry (12); Wrestling (10), (11), (12). Favorite Group: Rolling Stones. Will miss most after graduation: Fooling around in class. Future Plans: College. JOEL HANS SCHNETZER - The Bruiser. “Schnetz. Activities. FFA (10). (11), (12); Soccer (10), (11), (12). Will miss most after graduation: Driving to school. Future Plans: Go to college. Own and operate a dairy farm and buy another “12. BART SCHOTT — Bait. Activities: Marching Band (10). (11), (12); Key Club (10). Favorite Group: .38 Special. Will miss most after gradua tion: My voyages into space. Future Plans: To be a cook and work hard. MARGO SCHULTHEIS - Activities: Chorus (10). Favorite Group: Led Zeppelin. Future Plans: Further my education and to have a happy marnage. MARY ANN SECOR “Mare.” Activities: Powder Puff (11), (12); FFA (11), (12); German Club (10); Library Council (10); Student Council (10); Wilder ness (12). Favonte Song: “Under My Thumb. Will miss most after graduation: The good times in the bathroom and a special junior friend. Future Plans: Travel for the summer, attend college, and go for it all! WILUAM SEGREAVES DIANA L. SEGU1NE “Guiner. Goon.” Activ ities: Field Hockey (10). (11), (12), Co-captain (12); Basket ball(10),(11),( 12).Q captain (12);SoftbaH (10) , (11), (12); Student Council (10), (11); Powder Puff Football (11), (12); Key Club (11); Wilderness Experience (12). Favonte Song: Endless Love. Will miss most after graduation: I will miss all of my good friends, they made the dull moments at W.H.R fun! Future Plans: Go into the army and get experience in military police. After I get out I will become a state trooper. BERNADETTE JULIA SEMONCHE Bemie. Bern.” Activities: National Honor Society (11), (12); Key Club (10). (11). (12), treasurer (12); Student Council (10), (11), vice president, (12). Executive Board (12); Horizons (10), (11), (12); Young Writer's Conference Coordinator (10), (11) ; Swing Flags (11), (12) Captain; Bandfront captain (12); Boys’ varsity and junior varsity basketball statistician (10), (11), (12); Girls’ track statistician (10); Girls’ Citizenship Institute Dele- gate (11). Will miss most after graduation: All of my friends and the girls on my swing flag squad this year. Future Plans: College, law school for corporate law, then marriage. Be happy and fulfill all of my dreams. CATHERINE SHADIS Cathy, “Shad. Act™ ties: Student Council (11); Drama Club (10). (11). (12) ; Spanish Club (10); Chorus (10), (12). Future Plans: Attend Centenary College for equine studies. STEPHANIE JEAN SHOTWELL - “Heffer. Stef. Activities: Wilderness (12); Favorite Song: “Silly.” Will miss most after graduation: Skipping school with crazy friends, cards, and motorcycle rides. Future Plans: To go to college for criminal justice and enjoy life. RALPH SINKBEIL Activities: Key Club (12); Varsity Football (10), (11), (12); Varsity Wrestling (10), (11). (12); Outdoors Unlimited (10); Student Council Representative (10), (11), (12). Favorite Group: AC DC. Will miss most after graduation: The 1981 DRC football championship team and wrestling teammates. Future Plans: Go to college at either Trenton State, Duke, or ESSC and study forestry or physical education. Also to wrestle in college or possibly play college football for a small school. ALLEN CHARLES SMITH Big Al.” Farm boy. ” Activities: FFA (10). (11), (12); Chess T earn (10) , (11). (12); Audio visual Club (12). Will miss most after graduation: Some good friends onthe chess team and Mr. Elsaesser. Future Plans: College. ARY ANN SMITH BARRY SMITH Activities: Photo Club (12). Favorite Song: “Don’t Mess Around With Ted. Will miss most after graduation: My friends. Future Plans. Go into the Navy and become a pilot. LULU SMITH LYNNE ANN SNYDER - Snyd,” “Spider. Activities: Chorus (11). Will miss most after graduation: Summer vacations and Mrs. Fox. Future Plans: Never stop learning, continue my education. To help people in need and to make the best of my time on this earth. SANDRA LEE SNYDER Sandy.” “Stats. Activities: Yearbook Underclass co editor (11), editor in-chief (12); Key Club (11), (12), President (12); National Honor Society (11), (12); AFS (11), V. Pres.. (12); Horizons (10). (11), (12); Boys J.V. and Varsity Basketball Statistician (10), (11). (12); Boys Track Statistician (10); Powder Puff Football (12). Favonte Group: Foreigner. Will miss most after graduation: Seeing all my friends every day and the great times spent in Publications room. Future Plans: Go to college for Computer Science, then get a job and settle down. PETE SPATZ — Activities: Ski Club (10), (11), (12); Soccer (10), (11), (12); Track (10). (12); Wilderness (12); Class Representative (10), (12). Favorite Song: “Touch Too Much. Will miss most after graduation. Nothing, I’m just looking forward to the future. Future Plans: Go to University of Montana to major in biology; if not, join the Air Force to fly. If not that join the Green Peace and ski. WENDY LYN SPINKS “Wendell.” “Spinkster.” Activities: Concert Band (10); Key Club (12); Yearbook Staff (12); Christmas Dance Committee (12). Favorite Song: “Elvira. Will miss most after graduation: Not being able to see my friends as much. Future Plans: College, major in journalism and modern dance; career; possible marriage. MICHAEL STAATS Activities: Ski Club (10), (11) , (12); Soccer (10), (11); Cross Country (12); Track (10), (11),(12). Will miss most after gradua tion: Friends. Future Plans: College (University of Montana) 1 hope. TAMMY LYNNE STAATS - “Tam. Activities: D.E.C.A. (12); Spanish Club (10). Favorite Song: Lady . Will miss most after graduation: Students and friends. Future Plans: Attend County College for 2 years, transfer to a University and become a C.P.A.; travel, then get married and have a family. KATHY STINE Munchkin, “Steinbach. Activities: Spanish Club (10); Outdoors Unlimited (10); Wilderness (12). Favorite Song: Endless Love. Will miss most after graduation: All the good times with my “crazy friends, especially thos memorable breakfasts. Future Plans: Get married and have four children and to live my life to it’s fullest. DUANE STOUDT “Stubsy, ’’“Dewey. Act™ ties: Football (10). (11). (12). Favorite Group: J Geils. Will miss most after graduation: Football, and a lot of ebse friends, and one special person. Future Plans: Run a Dairy Queen and make lots of money, and be happy. KIMBERLY A. STOUT K.m,” “Zim. Act™ ties: Wilderness (12); German Club (10). Favonte Group: Journey. Will miss most after graduation: Some seniors of ‘83, the whole gang that gathers at the pines and “B lunch. Future Plans: Attend College. MARY JO STRAMAGLIA Activities: Stage Band (10), (11). Will miss most after graduation: My friends and the confusion in Warren Hills. Future Plans. To become a dynamic commercial artist and make big bucks. CHERYL ANN STREISGUTH Chersz ’Activi ties: Library Council (12). Favorite Group: Led Zeppelin. Will miss most after graduation. Lunch money and my friends. Future Plans: Get a job and go to art school. LISA ANN STRUNK — “Spaghetti Legs. Activi ties: Library Council (12). Favorite Song: Don’t Stop Believin’.” Will miss most after graduation: I will miss my friends and teachers most of all. Future Plans: Go to college for two years, get a good job and save some money, then start my family. JUNE MARIE SWAYZE — “Squeezy, “Shorty. Favorite Song: “The Best of Times. Will miss most after graduation: Friends. Future Plans: I am going to work for one year and then go to college. NICOLA TAPE - “Nic, “Sticky Nicky.” Act™ ties: Key Club (10), (11); D.E.C.A. Club (11), (12). Favorite Song: I Can’t Stop Loving You. Will miss most after graduation: My two best friends: Linda Pavilonis and Debbie Booth. Future Plans: Go to Wilfred Beauty Academy, get married, move to Hawaii. KIMBERLEE ANN TARTAGLIA “Bage. “Bug.” Favonte Group: The Doors. Will miss most after graduation. Mr. Halmi, The Motivation Room. Future Plans: Army. RONALD TILLEY Kermit, “Snapper. Favor- ite group, song: Led Zeppelin “Stairway to Hea ven. Will miss most after graduation: Seeing all my friends and teachers. Future Plans: Get married, be a cross country truck driver. JOSEPH JOHN TOOLE - “J.T.. Hoy.” Activi ties: Varsity Basketball (10). (11), (12). Varsity Baseball (10), (11), (12). Favorite Group Song: AC DC, Highway to Hell. Will miss most after graduation: All the good friends that I have met and all the six packs we demolished. Future Plans: Go to college, make good bucks and have a wild time and enjoy life to its fullest! CHRIS TOPOLESK1 - “Trooper.” “Chrissy.” Activities: Wilderness (12). Favorite Group: Bob Dylan. Neil Young. Will miss most after graduation: Friends. Future Plans: Maybe go to college for photography or move up to Maine. 180 KENNETH ANTHONY TRAENKLE - “Coach Ken.” Activities: Football (10), (11), (12); Junior Class Treasurer (11); Track (10), (12); Baseball (11) ; Senior Class Vice President (12); Student Council Executive Board (12). Favorite Song: “Time For Me Too Fly. Will miss most after graduation Enjoying the company of the people I have come to know m my years at Warren Hills. Future Plans. Go to college and become a successful young individual. But most of all to raise a happy family. NOREEN J TRIPP - “Tripper, Reenit.” Activi ties: German Club (10); Wilderness (12). Favorite Group: Journey. Will miss most after graduation: My crazy friends with their get togethers and “B lunch. Future Plans: Get a good paying job to pay for four years of college to become a R.N and to buy a car AMY VanMIDDLESWORTH “Amos, “Ant lers. Favorite Song: “Fool to Cry. Will miss most after graduation: I will miss Billy and Hank in homeroom. Future Plans: To be a commercial artist and get married. JAMES VLOSSAK TINA WALLIS - “Teen. “Wa Wa.” Activities: Marching Band (10); Junior Class Officer (11); Wilderness Experience (12). Favorite Group: Journey Will miss most after graduation: All of the laughs and good times 1 had with my friends. Future Plans: Someday to be a manager of a store, get married, have children and enjoy life to its fullest. DAWN MARIE WARNKIN Activities: Band (10), (11); Class Officer (11); Wilderness (12); Ski Club (11). Favorite Group: Bruce Spnngsteen Will miss most after graduation: III miss seeing all of my friends after they’ve gone to college. Future Plans: I plan to get a good secretarial job, settle down, get married, and have a few kids. JOHN WASSER Activities: Wrestling (10), (11), (12) ; Football (10), (11); F.F.A. (10), (11). (12). Future Plans: Go to college, get a job upon graduation from college. MICHAEL EDWARD WEBB “Spider, “Web ster. Activities: Baseball (10), (11), (12); Bas ketball (10), (11), (12) ; Video Crew (12); Yearbook Sports Co Editor (12). Favorite Group: The Beatles. Will miss most after graduation: All my friends in Video Crew, and the harassment of the mighty Karl Malaszczyk. Future Plans: Attend the Citadel, become an officer in the U.S. Navy. WILLIAM WEIR JACQUELINE CAROLINE WESTON “Fles ton,” “Wacky Jackie. Activities: Wilderness! 12). Favonte Group: Neil Young. Will miss most after graduation: Mr. Childs, and my 2nd period class. Future Plans: I would like to be a secretary, if not that. I'll be a waitress. CHERYL LYNN WHEELER Activates: D.E.C.A. Club (11), (12); D.E.C.A. Treasurer (12); Ski Club (10) , (11); Outdoors Unlimited (10). Favorite Song: If. ” Future Plans: College for a year or two. get married, have a family, and someday have my own business. KATHLEEN WILLIAMS Activities: D.E.C.A. Club (11), (12). Favonte Group: Journey. Will miss most after graduation: friends, 3rd period History Class. Future Plans: Work, open my own business, get married. JEFF WINKLER Activities: Soccer (10). (11); Baseball (11). (12); Wilderness (12); Ski Club (12). Future Plans Get a good job. HENRY WINTERS FRANK WITZELHOFER “The Witz,”“Witzie.” Favorite Group: Led Zeppelin. Will miss most after graduation: My office, all my younger fnends. ED WOLFE “Special. Activities: Football (10), (11) , (12); Track (10). (11), (12). Will miss most after graduation: Knowing everybody and playing high school sports. Future Plans: College, football, and communications. JENNY MARGARET WOLTERS “Jen. Activ ities: History Club (10). Favorite Group: Billy Joel. Will miss most after graduation: My fnends. the good times. JAMES GERARD WOLVERTON “Jim. Favor ite Group: The Moody Blues Will miss most after graduation: Friends and some teachers. Future Plans: Will attend North Hampton County Area Community College for commercial art and biological science. DAVID YALE “Dave. Favorite Song: I Am the Walrus. Future Plans: Become a carpenter from my experience of building a house at W.H.R. ROBERT YAWGER “Pilot, “Camper Activ- ities: Wrestling (10), (11); Junior Class Vice President (11). Favonte Group: Yes. Future Plans: Go to Malibu Beach. California and live with my aunt. BRADLEY PAUL ZACHAR Brad. Activities: Horizons (12). Favorite Group: The Who. Will miss most after graduation: Friends, teachers, and art class. Future Plans: Art school. BRIAN ZACHAR WILLIAM C. ZIADIE Zelmo.” Activities: Foot- ball (10). (11). (12). Wrestling (10). (11). (12). Future Plans: Air Force, get a good job, leave Jersey, live it up. DONNA MARIE ZIMMERMAN Zimmer woman. 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SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 26 West Washington Ave Washington. N.J. WASHINGTON HARDWARE CO., INC. 41 I asl W ashington Ave. W ashington. N 1 STROUDSBURG SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY 100 North 8th St Stroudsburg, PA. WASHINGTON ONE STOP 348A Rte. 31 Washington. N.J. TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER Rtf 31 South Washington, N.J. WASHINGTON WOMAN’S CLUB INC. 72 West Johnston St. Washington. N.J. THREE BROTHERS NURSERY Rte 57 East Washington, N.J. I MR MRS. HENRY ZAJAC SR IS Broad St. VS ashington N I. USR OPTONIX INC. P.O. Box 409 Kings Hwy. Hackettstoun. N.J. WARREN VOLKSWAGON - AUDI, INC. Rte. 57 Eaat Washington. N.J. WASHINGTON AGWAY Rte 57 West Washington. N.J. V CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1982 FROM WARRENHILLS CLASS OF 1983 Advisor - Mr . L. Bourn Pres. - Mike Poniatow� lu Vice Pres. - ken Traenkle Secretary - Lisa Borman Treas. - Bob Hugues “COMING THROUGH IN '82 CLASS OF '82 CLASS OFFICERS Pres. - Angelo Perrncci Vice Pres. - Ken Traenkle Rec. Sec. - Flaine Pallo Treas. - Heidi Honecker WASHINGTON AUTO PARTS, INC. Rte. 31 South Washington, N.J. BOOSTERS Accent Florist Doug M«ke Ackemu The Ackners Mr Mrs. Clifford Adams Family Harvey I .ouise Adams Mr. Mrs Richard A. Adams fcAffordahk Art f„Air Force Way LaryW. Freeman Alan Lea J. Cameron Alderfer, Jr Arthur L Alexander Mr Mrs. Dave Allege: Ann Mar jc Richard All , n Tom Toni Allen Almost Made It Boo Donna Freeman Atvah Lisa Always Remember Jeri LXvaync 81 Fadwa Ameer George Ameer Marie A. Ameer Mr. Mrs Thomas A Amey Daniel C Andrews Jr. Mr Mis Daniel C. Andrews Sr. Dawn Andrews Andy’s Barber Shop Brenda Anema Mr. Mrs. John Anema Mr. Mrs. Michael Anema Henrietta Anema Angela Loves Tim Sue Nick Angelozzi Marianne Angelozzi Anne Danny Bob Anthony Anything Anything Worth having is worth cheating Jot. Cuthbert B. Twilly Buz Appleby Lisa Bob Appleby Sharon Mike Ashman Carole Avres Mar v JohnAngo B Mr. Mrs. B The Bad Boys Shanski Bahnovich Stella Bailey Mr Mrs Robert Bakiey Sherry Baldwin WHR-75 Tertle Baldwin WHR 1976 Dean a Banghart Mr. Mrs. Ralph Banghart Mr. Mrs R.D. Banghart Renea Banghart Mr Mrs. Dirk Barends Mr. Mrs. Henry Barends Mark Barends Barney and Phoebe Bonnie Joe Barone Linda Barrington Bates Team '81 Doug Batson Bob Mary Ellen Bathgate Mr Mrs. Robert Bathgate Mr Mrs. R. Batson Jerry Baucom Lois L. Baucom Merry! A Bauer Eileen Nick Bayliss Be all you can be in today’s Army Mr Mrs. Nelson Beam Mr Mrs. Robert Beam Genevieve Beckenthal Mr Mike Bacon cfcut Beers Be Happy “X” Baby boy Mrs Mildred Belkey Robin Belkey Glenn Blackwood Shawn Belkey «Jenny Cowell Mr. Mrs Frederick Bell „ Pat Beneta'r 1 Fori er C Craig Bcnepe Justen Alexis Bennett Kristine J. Bergan Best Wishes The best Mikp. from all of us Bestofluck. from Frantoni Be : of Ilk k from Radio Shack Best or luck to Donna Bob Charlene Best of luck-Mr Mr K Hall a “The Best Wilderness Fall C rew 4 Best Wishes Always to Michael Best wishes Hopmans Best Wishes Linda Kyle Freeman Best Wishes Tony Carol Best Wishes Shirley Freeman Betty The Phantom Barbara Bielski Joe Bielski Bev Terry Big Boss The Chinese Connect ion • Dragon Big Lfl Dude Bill Laune Bingo B.J.C. Blackie Mr Albert Blaine, Sr. Jean Blanche Mr Mrs. Jerry Blanche Phil Blanche Bob n Donna Bob Lynne Debbie Bodine Donna Lee Bodine John Bodine Boge one and Boge two Ann Bdmer Judy Bolmer Bon wishes Jim all the Luck Georg Agnes Born The Boss Kathy Breslin De-J Brill Ed Brill Farms Jodie Brill “86” Pook and Pookie Brill Broadway Lawn Mover Brooks -n- Bonnie Dale and Markay Brown and Family Esther Brown Mr. Harold Brown Tmy and Harold Brown Jackson Brown Bruce n Benny 1979 81 Bug 82” Dorothy Bryan BSTW � 1 This Bubs for you Good luck class of '82 Micael Buccen Lori Buck waiter Mr Mrs. C Bunting Linda H. Bunting Sharon Bunting MeJvin Burd Mr. Mrs. Robert Burd, Jr Robert Dorothy Burd Mr. and Mrs l wrence Burke Rev, . Ronnie. Ricky Busli The Buys Family Glenn Byerlee Michael Cabone The Cabrera Family The Callaremis Diana Dorren Cals Terry Jr Danny Cals 2 Mr Mrs Terry Cals Camper Bob Mr. Mrs Richard Cariss Karen and Andrea Carmen To Carol, luv your Magic Man” Bet:.', Carpenter Humberto Casanova Donna Buzz Castner Cathy and Jay Ch. Melody’s Pandora of Victoria Charlie and Lori Cheryl and John AAF Chippy Cher Tour 1981 Mr Mrs. Childs and Family Choc late Cornucopia Chocolate Shoppe Victona Chows Chris. Karen and Michelle Chris-Hi Ron Yawger. Love You! Chns, Mike and Boots Christians Chromatic Cindy. Tami, and Kim “83’’ Clancy Coleen M Clarke “Class of 79” Class of '81 “The Class of '84” Mr. Mrs. J. Clawson Jr. Mr. Mrs. John Clawson Sr. Mr Mrs. R.S. Clements Clint and Gus Coco and Cocette The Codis Family Mr. Mrs. Coialuce Peggy and Nick Coialuce Bob Cole Gary Coleman Color Guard 1 The Commandos of '42 Compliments of the J. Paco Band Congratulations' Donald K. Stout Mr Mrs. Wm. Cook Kim J. Cooke Cookie and Clmt Wayan and Mallory CopeLand Corky Barbara Lee Corie Dan Corngan Millicent Corngan Kate Collins Esthen and Ed C Katie Cotton Country Class Mr. Mrs. Pat Covert Edith Cox Linda Cox rle i JB Michael Fr nk Cox Toni Cox ZeBa Mae Cox The Craft Gallery Craft Junction Clayton Crawford Jr Mr. Mrs. Nelson Crawford Son Shirley Crawford Chick-Cnsafulli Beacher Cnsp Christopher Class of 1948 Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Crosson “Cuddy” Culver Lake Sussex. NJ Mr. Mrs. Kenneth T. Cunningham Mr A Mrs Cupa. The Ctirto Family Joe Curto D Bill Dagon Mr Mrs. Harry Dailey William I aili� y Edward Dalrymple Sr Joseph Dalrymple Michelle Dalrymple Nancy Dalrymple Dan Renee Danny Lois Cathy Dans Mickey D’Antonio D’Antonio Family Gail Danysh Dave Tina Dave loves Karen David’s Country hnn JoAnne Jim Davis Bette Dean Jennifer Dean Deacon’s Dog House Mrs Deardorff Debbie Class of'81 Debbie Class of '82 Debbie Larry Debbie Phil 4 24 82 Dee-Ffealth Happines Love Kathy Dee’s Spec ial Ts Angie DeFiJippis John Denise DeFil ppis Mr Mrs DeFilippis Dan Renee Debbie “Class of %1” DE J “The Turk” Bril Marlene De’Lorenzo Marlene S. DeLorenzo I homas De’I .orenzo Thomas H. De Lorenzo Chuch Shirley Demyan Dave Demyan Class of '80 Debbi Demyan Class of '83 Patrice Demyan Class of '79 The Denkers Dennis Beenie Mr. Mrs Robert DeRemci Marilyn I )err Stephanie Devine ATS South Afnca ‘81 '82 Tom Devine Mr. Mrs. DcVneze John De Vrieze Margaret DeVrieze Diarfe Eddie Joseph Dicton Marge Dicton Adam Nancy Dietrich Nicholas DiGilio Burt Dilts Warren 1 )tits Family Mr Mis Robert Dinger Pigger 24th District Legislate! Wendy D.ttmar '84 Kathy F'red DiVaJeno-alrn., Mr. M? s. Don Dixon F amity Stfvc D; on Mr Mis Lee Docker Lee Jean Docker «Janice C Doerr Joann Gary, Jessica Donalds.) Mr Don Dafina Don't tum i he light Lari Doyle hrabik r. Mrs Gebrge Drake Drayton Island ‘81 DRC Footba|fChami Walter Dunlap WilliOm Duryea Ch. Dusten’s Second Hand Rose Dorothy Grover A Stacey Dana Earl Mane Earnshaw Mr George Eberz Daniel B Edwards Mr Mrs William Edwards Lj Scotty Mr Mrs. Elston Mrs. Dorothy Emery James Emery Jr James A Emery Sr James A. Emery Jr. JanetEma tfp Joseph Emery Ernie To Err is Human afl John A Esposito - 1 Wayne, Vickie Donna Evans Even Sei r et «uy’s Love the Army M- Mis Jennifer Even� The Express , F - iene, Linda. Mindy. Gina, Kim. Jason Mr Mrs. Willard Farley Rev Mrs. Maurice Fahr Fearless T. J. Fedenco Forever Feebs Nancy Fehr Felix's Tavern Shirley Fentzlaff Isabelle Ferraro Mr. Ferrazano Richard Maureen Fifield Deanna Finch Aritu Fiore 184 jP aul Fiore Ph: lip E tore Ralph «Joan Fiore Mr. Mrs. Arch J isher Sr Mr Mrs Joseph Fisher Richard Fisher Rick Beeline Fisher Sara Fisher Candace Fleming V,messa Fleming Flicker Mr. A Mrs. Roy Fliegauf Flowers by Theo Flynn’s Inn Joyce Flynn FMH Mi A Mrs. Robert Handler I Hay out Mrs. I mga XU � I L Y.EF.FC. Mf Mrs. Jack Judy Hanton In Memonan ot Pop Pop Belkey John Harper, Jr. Mike Harriett Bob Stacy Radmore In memonan of a wonderful '■'MM Brian Kinney Earl D. Kinney Mr Mrs Frank Kinney Lester Kinney Kitty's Beauty Salon Mrs. Geggy Kinney Fodor A Haller The Forre of Bruce Lee Donna A Tania Fomarotto Frantom’s Fred Betti Fred. CuvK A FretUr. Fred Maryanne Kathy I reenvm Larry Freeman Diane Hart The Harths Mr A Mrs. Kevin Haycock Mr . Mrs Edward Hayducsko Helga Hayducsko John Hauge Phil Betty Hazen The Healeys Bob £ Adeline Heater MarieJpTeeman 4,81 vSi Shear Heaven A Friend Fnends, I Won i Forget Lee Chris F®ehl� ch Ed Forefkh Jeff Froth h Mary Ellen Forehlich From J A J Just iuli From the First to the l st Brian Fulte The Funti .e Croid W G Mr Mrs No r m a n f Gackenbach Juhe Gara Mr A Mrs. Edwm Garcia Cyndi Gardner The Garreeht Stan A Theresa Gaskins Jan Marie Gebert Paul A Phyllis Gelok Whiz Gifford William Gild Jr The Glosek Family Joe. Anna Mae A Joseph Joanne Glosek God is Love Good bye phoney friend Luv. SAS, BAB Good Luck class of '82 Good Luck Soccer 83 Good Luck class of '82 Karl A Good Luck class of '82-Roch A Maryfou Good Luck class of ‘84 Goodbye to Cathy-T.B. Good Luck from Quick Chek Good Luck next year to the sophomore football Tammy Simpkins Good Luck P S I miss ya Good luck Tom. Love. Barb Go Tigers Emery Godsey Herb Evelyn A Randy Gardnars G A. Lit Va. Pat Gunick Dan Galloway Oriental Gourmet Ed Garland Go For It, Class of 82 Mr Mr. Galagher Good Luck Mike Kathy Grebenchmko Mr A Mrs Thomas Groff Carol !.’ Goves Mr A MrsH v ug Graham Misslr tx? Hemmert from West German Jimi Hendrix Jeff Hein Mr. A Mrs. John Heinrich Jr. Mr. A Mrs John Heinrich Sr Dorothy Heibig Evelyn A Greg Helman Mr. Erich Hemmert from West Hi Elwood Hi Hope Dairy (k ats Maryiane Gluck Jean A Roger Hick Mr Mrs Robert Higgins A Delik Carol Ann ! i.ssim Catherine 'eanine Hissim Kurt Hoeflef� M: Mi A B. Hoffman H ney v John Hoffman Peggy I ioffman Stev� . n Hoffman Mr .v Mrs. Vernon Hoffman Mr Mrs. Warren Holden Jc inna A Robert Hoi Mr. A Mrs. James Hoover Bruce A. Horvath Les Horvath, Jr. Mr A Mrs. Lester Horvath, Sr. Barb Hotchkin Dave A Nancy Hotchkin Karen rjotchkin June Muck House of Karate Arnold J. Howell HA Block Wash. The Hub Cap Store Mr A Mrs. E Hudock Mr A Mrs. Alvin Hughes Dick Helen Hughes Mr. A Mrs. Henry Hughes Mr A Mrs. Jack Hughes Sandy Hughes Hughy “83 Jim Hummel CWf A Gerty Hummer Pad Hummer Mr. A Mrs. H. Humphreys Robert Hutcheson. P E. Tom Hyndshaw Her Mrs. Her Herm Karen Herma The Herman Margaret Her Mr. Mrs L H I know you think you understand Fr.iu iiaus jkvhat you believe 1 said, but I Mr A Mrs John Hachtmann ... don’t think that what you heard Key styna Haider is exactly what I meant -Your Mr A Mr� . W E. Haller Local Politician. Mr A Mrs. John Halmi I love you Mike! The Hamway� 1 love you Mr Bill! C H. w� ll always tove P.S. I love you sexy George husband A father - Karl Kamras In memory of Elvis In memory of Jim Morrison The Industrial Bank of Japan Trust Co. J Jeff May you grow and prosper in your future years Good luck ... you’ll need it. J.P. Milko’s 3rd period class Jacki’s Poppa Mick Jagger Michele James Jamie A Ron Mr A Mrs Jamieson Todd A Jana Jason Jay A Cathy’s 2nd year JBPAL Jeans-4-All Mr Jeffrey’s Earl Buzz Jenkins Charles Jenkins Dorothy Jensen Jersey City Greg Jessica! Jim A Cheryl Jim A Linda Jim Penny (August 14, 1982) Jimmie the Fish Jimmy A Chris Jodie loves Chris Joe A Cherie Joel’s Gramps John A Pam John A Theresa. Ohio Jerry Leather John c o Felix’s Tavern Grammy A CoCoa Johnson June Johnson Bob Jones Mr. A Mrs. Joseph Re Judy 83 “Jurne J. V. Soccer 1981 K -KV83 K. A.G. 79 Mr. A Mrs. Charles Kakareka Mr A Mrs. Chester Kakareka Kulorerottari The Karate Boys Karcher’s Cleaning Service Inc. Joel S. Katarba Kathey A Harry Kathy Eastern Airlines Bea A Tom Keeney Cathy Keeney Jennifer Keeney Jack A Marilyn Keggan Jeff Keggan John Keggan Linda Keggan J Phyllis Keggan Mrs. Giubana Kemmerer Mr. A Mrs. Dan Kemp ihe Kennedy Family Barb A John Kennedy Mr. A Mrs. John Kennedy Kathv Kennedy S.L.C.U. Martha Kenny Kentucky Bound Kerkendall A Krouse The Kices and Lana MR A Mrs. Kiermaier Mr A Mrs. Beni Kinney Bev Kinney Mike Kizun Mike A Wendy Kizun BiH Kleh Michelle Kleh Patricia Kleh Patricia Kleh Richard C Kleh Richard W. Kleh Reverend A Mrs Daniel Klement A Family KMW A PLS The Krytocon’s Randy Kocher Donny Kocher A Maryjane Gluck Carol Koehn KOFC 2483 Lori Kondas Mr. Kott Dave, Carolyn A Heather Koppe L The Lacamera’s Lally 81” Mr. A Mrs. Carl Lance Duce Lance Mr A Mrs. Lewis Lance Mr. A Mrs. Paul Lance Mr. A Mrs. Paul J. Lance Robert A Joyce Lance Tony Lane Mr. A Mrs. Frank LaPorta Mr. A Mrs. John LaPorta Barb Lotito Mr. A Mrs. William S. LaRiew Larissa A Kyle Mr. E. Larkin Mr A Mrs. Latsch Lon Latsch Frank Lauer George Lauer The Lawrence Family Rich Lebo Lee. Will Love You Always Tierneys Blance Lee Lee, Good Luck m Florida Brian A Jennifer Lee Kissy Lemmon A Curae Gail Leonard Les A Jeannie Robert Lev me Mr A Mr . Terry Lew� Lisa A Bob Jo A Steve Libm Linda loves Bob Mr A Mrs Melvin Lobb Mr A Mrs Lonergan Lore A Tex Lots of Love Grandma A Grandpa The Lucky Eddie Will Return Mr A Mrs. Loucks A Girl� Bea A Bill Lusk Mr. Loughlin Love to All My Band Kids Mom Love ya. Partner Lez A Willy 83 lives on. Kim, Cin, Tam Mr Mrs. Ronald Kovacs Mr A Mrs Russell Knes Kathy A J.idob Kroirqf ?rt A Ann Krous A Joe Kubacfc Kucyn Family Moran Kugelmeyer jSally M Kugelmeyer AP Kutzman 3 Little Kittens. Tager. Friskey, A Patches Mr. Robert Lissner Chris MacEwan Vaughan MacEwan Marlene Madnd Joann Magyar Jackie Maguire Gustav Mahler Ana Rosa Malare t Maritza Malaret Mrs. Ned Mardenly Mark A Denise Mark A Linda Robert, Mitchell. Alan A Dale Markle Mr. A Mrs. E. Marmelli Michael A William Martens Mike Maupai Bridge The May May Melany A Shawn McClary Mr. A Mrs. Edward McGmnis Ms Cathy Gyuricza Mr. A Mrs. Gyuricza Mr A Mrs. Thomas Gould Mrs. Jay McLaughlin M. D. Summer 81 Mr. A Mrs. Gary Melberger Mellow Machine-Gun Maxwell Members of DECA Club - Congratulations Srs. Lou Merkookrff Kathaieen A Bill Meurer Mr. A Mrs. Charles W. Mexson Michelle A Michael Mighty Mallards Help Save Our Ducks Mike A Chris forever Mike A Karen Mike A Lynne Mike, Pam, A Kids Mi Lady’s Chuck Miller Linda Miller A Son Michael Eugene Mmcervich Mindy Tony MmeHo Mom A Paul 5-3081 Mommy and Daddy Dude Tom A Madeline Mooney The Morgans Mrs. C. J Morgan Mr. Mrs. Earl Morgan Ernest Morgan Morgan’ Fashions alterations also Evelyn Morin Roy Morin Mr Richard Morin Mrs, Sarah Monn Ed Mn-mtain Kat haieen M Patricia Mulder Randy Mulford Jim Muller Mum A Pop Munniksma Munniksma’s Raw Fur (6090244) Munnix Good Luck Class of '82 Murphy Rormy Myer N Marlin Nafzmger Nay the Bay Neal A Karen. Jimmy A Kristin The Nebel Family Chris Neggers Mike A Pattie Menerofsky MrsG. H Newman Scott Nicholas Nicob A A! Nancy and Norman Geiger Nicole A Kimberly - Night Owl Emery Nook Bob Dick Mr. Norcyzk Nuse Inc. O Lou Chns Oberman Michelle Usa Oberman George Lillian O’Brien Ocean City is Where it’s at The O’Connor Family Cathy O’Donnell O. J. Ernie's House of Pine Old Lady Rich Onyskow Chad Opdike Fae Opdyke Jennifer Opdycke Opoe Pop Pop Rob Opdyke P Ah Francis Packard Jean Packard The Padgett Family Mr Mrs Gene Padgett Jimmy Page Vic Connie Pagbo Mark Paliscak Vickie Paliscak Elaine Parr Partym' Crew of '82 Pat Bill Pat Mike ’81-82 A Patron Mrs Patterson Patti Ray Karen Paulus Kirk Paulus Luciano Pavarotti Arlene Pavick Dolores Paviloms Mr Mrs. John Pavlina Mr Mrs. Dan Deb Pagan The Payran Peddler’s Parfait The Pddler Emily Pels Jim Carol Pensyl Jim, Charbtte, Teresa Pensyl Perfect Touch Beauty Salon Fred Alma Perry Pete Lori Forever Pete Lives Pete Sharon Pat Petipas Pat Petipas Beech Vera Pettinari Joann Pflugfelder Philhpines Island Mr. Mrs. Donald Phillips Ellen Phillips P’Burg High Irma Pietruszka Sue Pietruszka Ed Peg Plate Wally Rose Pochekailo Pohatcong Memorial Aux. 676 Pooh Ed Mr. Edward Price Lee Price Gwen Price’ Willie Pnce Beatrice F. Pulis Joe Poniatowski Ralph K. Pulis Mr Mrs. Vincent Pustizzi Q Bill Quinn R Radio Shack, Washington Bob. Jo Ann, Bobby and Stacy Radmore Raggedy Ann Jim Rapsis, Jr. Ray Pam Ed Read Karen Read Mr. Mrs. Russel Read John Rebinski B.J.” Class of '81 Mr. Mrs. Henry Rebinski Deana Reedell Reggie 44 M B. Reiny and Beam Mr. Mrs. Renner Rick and Mary Reo Richard Rhinehart Richard’s Fine Foot ware Rick and Lil Rick and Loma Ricky and Debbie Jim Riedinger Kenda L. Riley Linda Radcbff Jim and Carol Rapsis Wayne and Donna Risko Bill Rowe Elsie Rowe Joan Rowe Ben Debbie Rymon Cathy Rindos Dorothy M Rindos Mr. Mrs. Richard Rinehart Kabrerottari Ted Rinehart and Family Mr. Angel L. Rios Mr. Mrs. Henry Rbs and Family Pedro A. Rios Sasha L Rbs “Ritter” '81 Albert Rivera 1976 R.M A. Rob and Dawn William D. Roberts Rod and Jodi Ada M. Rodriguez Diane Roe Ann and Pat Roma Mr Mrs William Roseberry Loretta Rosencrans Rossco George H. Rowe Jackie Rowe Mr Miss Joseph Rowe Louise and Oscar Rozsnyay Chip Rush Mr. Mrs. John Rush Tracy Rush “Rusty Lobo” Pat Butan Rymon Bros. Farm Frank Rymon and Sons, Inc. Don Rynn S Jim, Barbara and Lois Sarson Shirley and Donald Scip CPA Tim Smith '80 Sandra Talley Ed Schultheis Brian L Seip Jamie and Jodie Sillitte Andrea Lee Schoonover SFC Edwards Mr Mrs. Steiner SheDi-n-Tim Joe and Barbara Skeens Drex, Mary, and Enn Simonson Mrs. Verna Skinner Shayn and Boozer Bob and Elanor Slack Tom Smith '78 Smokey Smolenski Nanci Stitzel The Schramms Dick StuD Mr Mrs. Larry Shot we 11 M M Theodore H. Smith Summer time was loved Sherri Snyder Kathy Smith Eleanor Sheats Stu Nod Katheryn Stettler Mr Mrs. Joseph Mr Schwind Lena Silverthom Mr Mrs. Ralph Shields Amanda Simmons Lisa and Lynne Strunk Mrs. Donald Stout Jerry Jr. Struble The South will rise again Mr. Mrs. MichaselSchultheis Florence E. Sheats The Scher Family and Sheba Betty Stecker Sharon and Ralph Rich Smith Kim Stecker Sam Jane Skiba Cathy Singly Tracky L. Sinkbeil '80 Mr Mrs. Allen C. Smith Mr. Mrs. Earl Sigler Mr. Mrs. Robert Stout Sussex Professional Tools Shirl and Charlie Mr Mrs George Saunders Betty and Jerry Struble Mary Sutton Spew in '82 Josephine Skyler Seasonal Fashbns Ann Speck Heather Stinson Mr Mrs. Hugh Snyder Beu and Chuck Van Syckle Betty, HaOy and Gayle Smith “Spew Child’’ Spaghetti Jokers Si and the Lilmones Edward Schultheis Mr. Mrs. George Shotwell Chris Scott Mr. Mrs. Benjamin Strunk Josephine L. Stout J. Stoma Elizabeth Stecker Shang Ti of Victoria Shannon’s Bakery and Deli The Walter Schanzien The secret of happiness is to be content Superfreaks of Rider College say heib! Summer 1982 lookout A1 Spinks (Mr. and Mrs.) Mrs. Evelyn Snyder Seal Joe SeFcik Agnes Strunk Mr. Mrs. Daniel Stec ker April Spinks Thomas R. Sabatine Ross and Sue Staples Mr. Mrs. Dan Stasyshyn Nicky and Stacie Spult Marge B. Smith Madison B. Smith Scott Skeens Howard Symonds Mrs. James Smith Dusten’s Kid SheDeen Gbria and Jay Tigers 12, Streaks 7 Jane Skiba Kari Schutts Argie Smith Verne Steinmarm Mrs. D. Shugrue Sue and Wes Doug Schoonover Kathy Smith John J. SeFcik Lonnie Snyder Laura H Stickle ' Sandy and Steve ' Mr. Sterlachmi Eugenia Schultheis Mr. Bud Smith Fran and V� mp Smith | T “Pam Tackas Tracey, Matt, Matthew, Jr Richard Tersigm “Tot 82” Mrs. Carol Thompson Try God Souchow’s Moki Tsu Mr. Mrs. Charles Tietsworth Billie and Bob Thatcher “lil” Tut Mary Lou Tuttle Chuck Tarsi To my “Elby” with love “Jacob”! Tim n Angela 1-3-81 The first of four “Tripps Mr. Mrs. George Thompson Tracy and Don There’s Something about 3 soldier Tub a Lard Tours Summer 81 A toast to '86 Mr Mrs. Alfred Trimmer Mr. Mrs. Richard Thompson and HoDy Don Thomas Todd and Jacki Tina, Remember the good times, Lee Ted’s Meat Market Nita Tursiella Tosto. Rita. Matt, Jason and Maressa The “Turtle Family” C .Acker Tony Trezza and Pat Broscru Nick TrozzoliUo - U Clara Ulmer US and THEM Hockey 62 83 Mr Mrs. Ronnie Ulmei Forever US Dude, Hick. Lil Ode. Slinky and Shotsie Unc V Brett, VanBJIiard '82 Varsity Cheerleaders Mr George VanHorn Maggie Villano Beulah Oiorn Ellen Mac Vicar Fran VanTine Vitamin E is good 4 memory Mr. Mrs. Joseph Vasko Jim and Sara Vaughn Mr. Vanderhoff Ray Virgilio N H.R.H.S. 75 W Mr. Mrs. Damon Wagner Kjeorge Wagner Keith and Michele Wagner Mr Mrs Barry Waldbeiser Hilde Wallace Chris and Tim Walsh Kevin and Laurel Walsh hfe and Ann Walsh Edith Walters Harry I Walters, Sr Dot Warnkin Warren Hills Punk Rockers Warren Pet Shop Washing ton Lock Smith Jock Beth Watkins Wayne Lisa Wayne Melinda Wayne Janice Jordan C. Weaver Brian W. Webb David Webb Dawn Webb Jane Webb William F. Webb Fannie Weirsky Welcome Back Pat Good Luck Suliie Mr. Welsh Marion H. Wendehack Debbie Russ Werkeiser Mrs. Susan West School Librarian Ron Westling Deb Tonnie Whaley What’s a Honey Bunny? Whatever Conroy Where’s your Dog, J.T.? Whispering Pines Antiques Dawn L. Whitehead Miss Whitenight Wendell Whitmore Randy Widdoss Ak nza, Vicki Kimmy Widenor Dolores Warren Wilkinson Mr Mrs. Frank Wilkinson Paul Willever Mr. Mr . Robert Williams Linda Winch Dale and Shirl Winkler ‘ j Roy and Joan Wisebum Mr. Mrs. Wisebum Wiskey and Samantha Rene Witner The Witz Andrea Witzelhofer Mr Mrs. Frank N. Witzelhofer Joan Witzelhofer Kerry Woerner Ricky Woerner Bridget Wolverton Mr Mrs WMliam Wolverton Mr Wonderful w.w.wo.w. Carl and Bertha Wyckoff Y The Yes” heads of '82 Yah Karea1 Mr. Mrs. Robert Yawger You! Get Yours! Z ludji Xiegtev Larry Ziayvwr Bill and Zulauf Flore re Ziegler Gary and Diana Ziegler May Zannette Liz Zubeck -“The Zub” Led Zepplin Mr Mrs James Zimmerman Go For It Grumpie Anthony Joseph Guzman uastineau, Lyons, Salaam, and Klecko Joe Gigliotti Strangle M’Guirk Frank J Lucy Ann Gustitus Good Times 667 4420 George Gyuricaz Edwin Garcia Jr. Good Luck Mr Blair Academy Good Luck Blue Streaks Every year the yearbook staff is asked why the yearbook is entitled LAMATON. When Warren Hills first started to publish a yearbook in 1968, they chose LAMATON as its name. LAMATON comes from the Leni- Lenape Indians and is translated OUR PLACE AMONG THE HILLS. This translation was the basis for this year’s yearbook theme. This year we have tried to show that there are mountains and valleys in everyone’s life and we have shared them together as we seel, “our place among the hills.” LAMATON EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Sandy Snyder SPORTS Debbi Demyan Michael Webb STUDENT LIFE Mike Paolicelli FACULTY CURRICULUM Donna Zimmerman UNDERCLASS Colleen McGinnis SENIORS Diane Schildknecht BUSINESS Marj Henning PHOTO Luis Santiago BUSINESS ADVISOR Mr. Paul Paliscak ADVISOR Mr. David Nace A special thanks to Mr. Norczyk for his hard work in taking and developing pictures for the yearbook. Other photos by: Mr. Nace, Luis Santiago, Tim Loyle, Barry Smith, and Diane Schildknecht. i