Weehawken High School - Zenith Yearbook (Weehawken, NJ)

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Senior Fright Night! Where were you on the night of November 3, 1980? If you were a senior attending Weehawken High School, you were at the masquerade having the time of your life! Promptly at 7-.30, the doors were opened to seniors donned in a splen- did array of humor and color. Cameras flashed from every direction as costumes were admired by all. This year's masquer- ade was highlighted by several new additions. An old tradition was ended and, perhaps, a new one begun with the masquerade being held in the music room instead of the gym. The smaller area allowed for better and more effec- tive decorations. In addi- tion to a variety of cold cuts and soda, lasagna and meatballs were also avail- able. For the sweet tooth, a wide assortment of cakes, baked by Miss Hannan, class officers, and repre- sentatives were served. After the buffet, the eagerly-awaited senior polls were announced, along with the costume prizes. Winners were awarded with miniature loving cups and giant lol- lipops with ribbons. However, the biggest event of the night was dancing to music provided by D. J. Phil Revollo. 14 It's not blood, but it'll do! How's this book gonna fit in my tepee? Did you see that meatball jump? Mommy, this diaper rash is killing mel Ho. no horns for me. I'm on a dietI

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Teachers Dunked By Donkeys! While successful sales formed the foundation of the treasury, the Class of 'SI was not about to stop here. Determined to increase the bank account, the class officers had to come up with an idea that was completely different in order to attract the greatest number of people. That '$ exactly what they did! Due to the efforts of the Class of '81, the first Donkey Basketball game in the school's history was brought to WHS. This event brought more people to the gym than ever before and proved to be the highlight of the year. Hundreds of ANTHONY PERTESIS. Band 1.13.4: Zenith 4. XIOMARA M. RAMOS. Class Homeroom Representative 1.14: Tennis 14: Student Council Homeroom Representative 13.4: National Honor Society 13.4: Chairperson of Student Council Student Exchange 4. Likes art. tennis, racquet ball, playing the piano and roller skating. KIM PRINCIPE. Girls' Varsity Basketball 1.13. Captam 4: Track I: Girls' Softball 13.4: Elagtwirlers 3.4. Usually seen with Tricia. ANGELA RAN A. Ma orettes 1.13. Captain 4. National Honor Society 13.4. Can be found with Jane. Janice, and Nowal. STEVEN QUIDOR. Track I: Baseball 3.3.4: Football 1.3.3.4: National Honor Society 4. JULIAN RIVERA National Honor Society. Often found with Jose and Angel. RENEE RACLI. Student Council 1.3: Homeroom Representative 1.3.3: Basketball 1.3: Tennis 1.3,3.4: Color guard 3.4. Works at her family restaurant and is usually seen with Nancy. Adele. and Diane. 16