West Essex High School - Milestone Yearbook (North Caldwell, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1987 volume:

PICTURES 1987 WEST ESSEX SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL NORTH CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY VOLUME XXVII ENTS fegfe 0 SENIORS Educational Digest FACULTY 150 UNDERCLASSMEN 208 STUDENT LIFE 3 MR. DAVID MONTGOMERY Senior Class Advisor, former football coach, and all-around great guy. Who else could we be referring to but Mr. David Montgomery, The 1986 Milestone is dedicated to Mr.Montgomery ... and it's about time! Mr. Montgomery, a history teacher, who has been here at West Essex for ten years, has been recognized by the student body for his entertaining teaching methods and his involvement with the students. Mr. Montgomery, is also famous for his class structure, which can often be a breath of fresh air to an endless day of lectures and notes. He has been accessible to all of the students, who appreciate him as an open teacher and friend. This year's milestone finally recognizes Mr. Montgomery, one of the all-time greats! STUDENT LIFE HV l-ESTO SHADES ARE IN TEACHERS v STRIKE? Crime STUDENT LIFE 7 FASHIONS OF PUNKY AND FUNKY: Sophomore Debbie Horroka creates her own look. LONG AND WAVY: Junior Sheree Kelley shares a conversation with a friend. SITTING PRETTY: Sophomores Melissa D'Apuzzo and Tonia Gadaleta are up to date with hairstyles of the 80's. STRAIGHT UP: Senior Jeff Ringle's hair defies gravity. 8 STUDENT LIFE THE TIMES HAIRSTYLES ... SPKEY-SP1KEY BANG-BANG Sophomore Andrew Wong types a message during class THE FROSTED LOOK: Senior Deanna Peso! shows off her fashionable hair TAILED OUT: Junior Phil Innarella displays his new-wave look In the past, the only way to truly be in Vogue was through the haircut, the beehive. Then, the long and layered look was in. soon followed by the chic, cropped and gelled spikes. At West Essex, it's clear that the right haircut is as equally as important as it once was. However, it's obvious in the hallways that any haircut is an acceptable haircut, unless it can cause physical harm to another student. With all of the state-of-the- art equipment for impeccable haircare, a person is capable of cutting, spraying, coloring, and molding his hair to death. Hair is definitely a sign of one's own personality, especially at West Essex where there is lhat desire to be the true non-conformist. It is also clearly obvious by noting one's hairsytle. with whom he associates. By observing a typical day at West Essex, one can see that no one is afraid to wear his hair long or short, in tresses or in spikes, plainly, anyone can style, size, or color his hair in any way possible STUDENT LIFE 9 EARRINGS ... ELONGATING EARLOBES: Senior Maria Casale wears her heavy earrings. A FEATHERED DUDE: Senior Chris Waltz gets into the earring craze. STERLING SILVER SMILE: Junior Parthen Koukovlaris shows the photographer her large hoop earring. 10 STUDENT LIFE SHMORG ASBORD: Seniore Deb Schiff and Erika Hoffman wear a variety of earrings DANGLING AROUND: Senior Deb Gareffa takes a break from En- glish PROFILE: Senior Tod Zaydchek exposes his earring for all to see Earrings. They're getting larger and heavier to wear, but as they say, the bigger, the better. People could be wearing cymbals and no one would give it a second thought. Some opt for the simple but large... but if it isn't big, it better be strange. Students like to display their individuality in different ways. Someone could be wearing large hoop, a foot in diameter, and another could be pos- sibly sporting five different earrings on the same ear Students even create their own earrings, but no matter what they hang on their ear, it'll be distinctly West Essex. Earrings have definitely become a part of a student's wardrobe. Even the guys are displaying their tastes in earrings. They will poke feathers, crosses, and diamonds through their ears, and similar to girls, will wear this jewelry to catch someone's attention, of course, to look good. STUDENT UFE 11 BRACELETS CLOSE TO THE HEART: Senior Glenn Farnsworth loves this new fad. 12 STUDENT LIFE GLANCING UP FROM HER WORK: Senior June Pasquorelll takes time to flaunt her fashion statement COLOR COORDINATION: Senior Jen Nargi wears a brocelet to match her sweater Fads come and go so quickly, it's tough if you blink. We go through stages; there was the Lemon Twist and the hula hoop. However, about once every season, students come up with a fashionable trend you wouldn't be caught dead wearing the following year. Would you wear bell-bottoms with neon socks and lace gloves today? So what's the trend this year @ Wessex? Yam. Yam bracelets, anklets, and necklaces are additions to al- most every student's wardrobe. Students obviously enjoy wearing, and making, them. During a boring lecture in class, one student can be found with some twisted strings of fall colors! Different colors twined in different patterns worn right next to the gold and ster- ling silver. You can wear only one or you can wear ten, hi it i-trvn't wflnt them next vear. STUDENT UFE 13 I WEAR MY SUNGLASSES AT NIGHT: Senkxs Glee Gambol and Rick Hompson do ttie bunny hop. 14 STUDENT LIFE SUNGLASSES?: Senior John DeJesus has glasses that just might have a real purpose. SUNGLASSES Sunglasses were originally invented obviously to block the sun out of one's eyes. Then came the birth of Ray-bans and Foster Grants and glasses were now not only practical but also fashionable. Today, almost everyone owns a pair of sunglasses. They are worn not exclusively as a necessity, but as a piece of jewelry. West Essex has appeared to adopt this trend; wearing your shades became a popular move primarily because, since such prominent stars as Tom Cruise and Bruce donned their glasses, others follow suit. But the question remains unanswered. Why do people continue to wear their sunglasses at night... ? • because when you're cool, the sun shines on you 24 hours a day. DISNEY IS EVERYWHERE: Sophomore Kelly Meony wears her bugs bunny shades. STUDENT UFE 15 AY. MUN: Seniors Erica Scocckj and Sam Cummis go for the reggae look. HO-HO-HO AND A BOTTLE OF RUM: Sophomore Lori Frosea displays her winning pirate costume WHAT'S UP DOC? Senior Kim Carline wants to be pealed PEACE, MAN Sophomore Josh Horowitz returns to the 60's. 16 STUDENT LIFE HALLOWEEN GO WEST ESSEX!: Seniors Billy DeBella and Mike Ciardella show off their smooth legs. YOU DEVIL. YOU!: Senior Michelle Panzarino gets ready to pitchfork the photographer. IF I ONLY HAD A BRAIN: Senior Erica Schmidt follows the yellow-paint-hall in search of knowledge. STUDENT LIFE 17 Halloween Halloween is just not as simple as it once was. There are no more bums or ghosts and the school no longer distributes the build-it- yourself UNICEF boxes. In addition, the holi- day at West Essex this year was a little bizarre. It's not every Halloween that a student is able to observe two football players posing as cheerleaders or walking down the hallway with Bert and Ernie. There's also a great deal of dedication in- volved in the overall look of the costume. Any guy who would shave his legs deserves some credit. Actually, the most innovative costumes were the ones best-received — how could one not stare at a walking cheeseburger? Halloween is probably the most enjoy- able holiday at West Essex. It's a good day to laugh at your friends, not take school too seriously, and skip gym class. THE ELEPHANT MAN: Junior Anthony Scrittorale is pretty in pink. ARENT YOU HUNGRY?: Junior Paul Caputo Whoppers his way through school. 18 STUDENT UFE THREE RENEGADES: Juniors Jeff ON. Rochei Gingoid. and Jessica Koock hold A CART OF GROCERIES: Seniors Lisa Edge and Sharon Brown try not to spoil in the up the library sun. STUDENT LIFE 19 CAN YOU FIT MY HAT IN THIS PICTURE?: Senior Nicole Soviet wears her huge sombrero A lampshade. Beer cans. What do they all have in common? Nothing ... ... Except on Senior Hat Day, when the more individual the hat is, the better the hat is. There were big and little hats, cute, and really strange hats. One student tied beer cans together; another wore an Indian chief hairdress. How long does it take to come up with these ideas? Actually, it proves quite boring to wear anything simpler than a sombrero to school. There wasn't a fedora or cap (disregard- ing any MetS baseball caps) in sight. It was obviously Show-and- SHARING SMILES: Seniors Beth Siper and Amy Zanetti take a break from their work tell day at West Essex. CAMOUFLAGE: Senior James Gifford prepares for an enemy attock I’M A ROOTIN' TOOTIN' COWBOY: Senior Alex Huff is ready for a shoot-out. 20 STUDENT UFE OIL. ANYONE?: Senior Adam Reich is a “risky Arab BEER BELLY?: Senior Steven Batta carries his beer well FILLED WITH CHEER: Seniors Beth Bialoglow and Duane Bergstrom strike a happy pose NOW WHERE ARE THOSE PILGRIMS?: Senior Carolyn Riccardelli shows her plumage HOW VOGUE: Senior Maria Tofaro eats her cookie with sophistication. SENIORS 21 ALL FOR WESSEX: Senior Mary Beth Petriella shows excitement for the upcoming game A RED AND WHITE HARLEQUIN CLOWN: Senior Eric Nygren means business. 22 STUDENT LIFE THE NEW LOOK: Senior Danny Tabs smiles with his new ima POCAHONTAS: Senior Kim Freibott smiles with joy. TATTOO YOU: Junior Sabrina Nasisi gets into the spirit Micfioel Cotamino shows pride tor his TRUE LOYALTY: Senior school. Something very strange happened this year. School proved to be better than usual, even in West Essex terms. The boring, 6-hour day was gladly interrupted by some very un- usual happenings. Surprisingly, enthusiasm can be sparked by the students in Ihe halls and on the fields. We dressed up, made posters, and partici- pated In many such school activities as paint- ing ourselves red and white for the sake of school spirit. If nothing else, students were able to laugh at each other during classes. What students really needed during their school year was some enthusiasm to talk about. The apathy at West Essex appears to be diminishing slowly but surely. Students don't look as grim as they once did; a handful of the sports teams are improving, possibly because of the increase of attendance at the games. And if all that isn't enough proof, take a look at these pictures. STUDENT LIFE 23 LET'S GET PHYSICAL: Juniors Loune Gordon and Leslie Colavita work their arms. GEE THIS IS HEAVY!: Senior David Zampino pumps iron. WHY ARENT WE MOVING?: Sophomore Malin Svensson, Junior Eric Capiello. and Senior Ben Ohtsu firm those thighs 24 STUDENT UFE Shaping Up FIT-IN-TRIM: Seniors Diane Rossinow and Phil Bomhoff strut their stuff in the library. The desire to look good. Everybody wants to look decent enough to a) impress and b) attract. It's that simple. Feeling good is not an honest goal. One cannot possibly sense any joy after lifting 250-lbs. or aerobicizing for 45 minutes. Sweat and pain do not stir any images of fun, nor does the thought of sore muscles the day after. Yet, many people continue to exercise and look good, all for the sake of others. It's inspiring and encouraging that so many are attending the gym, but... if you can't impress your friends and attract a member of the opposite sex, you must be doing something wrong. FLEX: Senior John Sapone displays his great tug muscles STUDENT LIFE 25 NO CONTRACT. . . When a large mass of teachers and guidance counselors congregate in the parking lot with the buses, it's obvious that something is wrong. At the beginning of this school year, there was definitely something wrong — teachers salaries. Negotiations throughout the summer could not resolve the griev- ances of the teachers, and the time was quickly approaching for a major strike. October 1. This date was posted on many bulletin boards around the school. Teachers wore stickers (remember No contract but still working? ) and attended the board meetings, as did the students and parents, surprisingly. However, it was not only the teachers who were complaining. A petition listing the grievances of the students, especially those of the senior class, was posted on the Student Voice bulletin board and, later, was presented at a Board meeting. Luckily enough (?), the students did not lose any school days and the problems were finally resolved. West Essex has still not seen a strike ... yet. MOREY ON THE MOVE: Mr Bobrow lobbies (or what he believes in. EVERYTHING IS PROGRESSING NICELY: President of the Board of Edu- cation, Dr. Edward Rubin, expresses the Board's opinion. 26 STUDENT LIFE BUT STILL WORKING - Tf( M ■ m fm 'Sem n ItfiTiOh OMINOUS SIGNS: Teachers Mr. Carl Reister and Miss Carolyn MacKinney show the Board they're serious. A GOOD CROWD: Wessex teachers show support for their cause ATTENTIVE LISTENER: Seniors Craig Alexander ponders the speakers words STUDENT LIFE 27 THE KEY TO A GOOD SENIOR YEAR IS : Senior James Marchese speaks his mind STUDENT UFE 29 LOOKING TOWARDS THE FUTURE: Seniors Simone Nelson. Rick Ham and Michael Colannino Ihink about the year to come There were birds. In fact, there were two birds flying from the rafters. Lou Barbarisi was clearly blessed with the passing of a couple of birds in the auditorium during his speech in front of the senior class, and was ultimately chosen as Senior class president. The presentation of speeches, which were prepared by all of the candidates, was the culmination of a serious campaign this year, marked by posters and sheets. t speeches, the most concentrated topic was or the lack of it. tg with the promise of the revival of spirit at West Essex several other promises, similar to any campaign , of the reinstatement and development of activities for the senior class as a whole. These activities include trips to arious amusement parks and dances for the holidays. assembly of speeches was organized by the Student Voice and was concluded by Senior class advisor David Montgomery. WILL THE REAL PRESIDENT PLEASE STAND UP?: Candidates Deb Schiff. Mary Beth Petriella, Claudia Minish. Frank Messineo. Arm Mane Mattie. James Marchese. and Louis Barbansi wonder whom the people will choose. SO YOU'RE THE CUL- PRIT? Mr. Albert Coro is caught in the act of doing a naughty thing. When school gets too much and the pressures build up for everyone, what can you do? Cry? Pull out your hair? Not at West Essex! Looking at these pictures, you would expect the students to go a little crazy, to act a little nuts. But don't you think this is a little irresponsible of a teacher? Probably not. Everyone has to let out some tension once in a while, so why not press your face against the window? School is really too long to remain serious about studying all day; it really must be too long for any same teacher. So once in a while, just goofing around is enough work for anyone. JUST HANGIN' OUT: Wessex students are anxious to go home and see mom. ALL SMUSHED UP: Juniors Jeff Rosier and Peter Wiegle stick to the window MAKING A HUDDLE: Senior guys show their great friendship. 30 STUDENT LIFE WHAT A BUBBLE: Junior Can Gaffney is caught in the act of chewing gum. WILD CRAZY GUYS: Sophomore Jimmy Teape and Junior Brian Aloia pinch each other around. MAD SCIENTISTS: Junior Vin Marasco shows his Junior class- mates his skills. STUDENT LIFE 31 NANNY-NANNY POO-POO!: Senior Tom LeRoux makes fun of the camera. GOGGLED AND GIGGLED OUT: Serious Debbie Domer. Jen Nargi. and Jen Chaney take a break from a lab 32 STUDENT LIFE JUST ANOTHER KID ON THE WAIL HAMMING IT UP: Junior Joclyn Bomello shows the photographer her earring. THE WORM: Some typical W.E students do a strange donee in the hallway STUDENT LIFE 33 CLASS OFFICERS President Louis Bartxarisi. Vice-President Rick Hampson. Advisor Mr David Montgomery. Treasurer Erica Scaccia. and Secretary Michael Manno SEMI-FINALISTS NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED SCHOLARS 4m Steve Sukala and Ben Manevitz Top Row: Simone Nelson. Chris Waltz. Michael Golioto. J.P Mueller. Scott Zaaer. and Joel ak Bottom Row: Helen Kwon. Sandra Arata. Liesel lehrhaupt. Jennifer Nargi. Phedra , Wen-Ting Cheng, and Alex Cocozielto. 36 SENIORS OF 1987 BOYS’ STATE GIRLS’ CITIZENSHIP GIRLS’ STATE CAUGHT IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Diane Rossinow enlightens her chemistry class THOMAS ADELMANN ACC 1 AM HUGC WHATS UP DUDE? PC MS SO WM5MKW AU RUNNERS. THANX RUNNNG. COACHES. MS RC B MR Pf NEV FRGT GREAT RACES. DRIVING TO SCHOOL. FRI NIGHTS. SKIING SHORE IUV B THANX MOM. DAD. SHELL B BL OUTA HS ON TO THE OLYMPICS! 'GO-FOR-IT' KENNETH ADESSA ABEAR ALWAYS REM SS MA RR MS DR SF GO ABE AR kJ PROM 86W CAR-LB IW RH ENGGCH KO TA MS MC Gl GSW MA SH BDGK SUMB5-06W JSSl MR TG LA GK LUVS: USA. LIFE. MONEY. Brother HATES WORKING. DVPERS. 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COACHING. MUSIC. WIN- TER. CARDS. FOOTBALL. BASEBALL DISLIKES: HOMEWORK. LOSING. PICKEl REMEMBER US. HISTORY ALG I. CARWRECK. SURFIN ' WORN. DOODY- CJ. CB. AC LOVES MOM DAD. FRANK. MARY. VAL. GE AN A DANNY DEANNA MARIA FRANCES PESO D rems THE GTO ML2T2 M ♦ M NEVER stop Kxighing The BOSS ♦ my 86 TA' good Xs w Debs fom Than John weve hod fin Lu “ILOVEUBABY ILOVIUSOMUCH hope 2 ALWAYS bw u Todd Than mom dod Dma AmtLorl UncteCarm TZ ♦ family CRAIG PESKIN CRAIG WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER SUMMER 86 WITH R F HAND IN DOOR W BG. AB I D IN NY THE BIG M. JULY 4 WU. MC. MZ. LB: STNY8RK BAHA MAS MT SNOW L I LITTLE RASCALS CONN- FRWRK FRMNRN WANT PORSCHE L-M. DK CAROL PETITO TUNE-UP: Pete Schauer works on a car during shop. MARY BETH PETRIELLA Nev4get 10 27,84 — 4amW TF-2months! FH84StChamps HHI mems m MARK Luvs BFs ACTDNAKSAKSCSPJACuzTRS (6271 SNRH gana REM LostWknds Promw CGK?) 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PATT-LG: convosw M84 86; THIS 6 NUTS ALWAYS RE Special X's _ LUVS MOM DAD Bro THANX IR TERRY PRINCE Likes sarcasm scandal, me mg money. Dol- phins. isles Mets. Letterman. Stem, the art of bench clearing brawls Delfces wokng up early. Pat Sok . He-Man Mayor McCheese. bran sugeon wiattoos on their hands. M«xe Peart TINA PULLARA TEEN rmbs pest x's w 8-Buds AIR MtCHYD' Rl DN MCGC N SM ausm m TOR LBl wnd 86 — EG6G skiing - go� i oft cliffs—Krush Groove 85- Shore 86 GSMOEG That wasvery lMmTA8lE F� o — Bah85wTP ikes Deco Prmce D� ans Fiero Lavs MomDodBro PEZZUTI —PULLARA 77 CATHLEEN QUINN Cathy wdl always rem great timees w special fnenas ESP «nvnersatNCw.Trocey — SURFET ISHI. KUNAKAI. KolNsA talks — SJwKQ — PSSR' - NOBRNS. NOHDACHE' skimgw CRAKE. ENG- LAND 85. TRACK. MSYASCHRMNSw 01. LOVE MOM. DAD. GRAMPAABROS GOCXXUCKI 9 BETTINA RAUSA -TWA ALWAYS REM GR Xs w FLJLARTPTLATS- BMPAMDDLDOR. ALWAYS REM PROM 86 W FRANK REM BEST Of X sW AM s REM GR TALKS W TRAC. FRANK YOU WILL ALWAYS BE MY SWEETHEART. THAWS FOR EVERYTHNG LOVES MOM. DAD. SIS. AND BRO KEVIN QUINN Remembers COOL times w Friends EN- GGCHRHMSTA SO Xs at me shore Rambo missions. Babes comer store Likes Sports — Foot- ball. skkng Good Abuse shore Dishes: Losing Loves and Respects Mom Dad and Family LISA-ANNE RANEY USAREMEM8ERS EVERYTHING! ESP GOOD TIMES W THE GANG EVERY WEEKEND jejMJDGBPSNLDBrm KW GREAT TIMES wTOM MORO SUM 86 HELLO OClFERi BUT. IT'S FUN! SHHH! LOVES 'TEDDY' BEARS. ICE CREAM MOMADAD - M TOMACWHS BYE W E.l COLETTE RANUCCI COL- rem qr8 Xs wOSKSLDKBSDAJDIDVHSCG Never 4gef Prom 86 w DVH ‘Doni look a� the ram Germany - FHDTKG—Dtscos — '1 won't let the sun go down Long tafcswBf 5 D5KSADP — thanx Ski w D NYC Lov A thanx Mom. Dad. A Sis SPARKLING EYES: Alex Huff flashes a smile in the photographer s direction ADAM REICH FTS . LET MAKE The Grass Greener. Talos'' HSWt- CA “KAREN IU ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU MAS QUERS. RIVE RSBE LONG WHE RETHE YC ANR AM - BLE. EAGLES8ELONGWHERETHEYCANFLY. IVE GOTOBEWHEREMYSP1RITCANRUNFREE THANKS MOM. DAD. ALI PEACE AND GOOD LUCK GEORGE J. REILLY JR. SLUOGE REM GOOD TIMES W7CBDMCFMKB POCONOS WTCBAF WHDWOOD86WTCBDOZ REILLVHUNT' HORSE FACE ♦ T' YUCK LOVES FOOTBALL WRESTING GIRLS YANKS RANGERS DALLAS HATES SCHOOL CAMP ♦ REP LOVESMOMDAD ♦ FAMILY DID IT FOR YOU JOEL REMIGIO CAROLYN RICCAREDELU GREETINGSH'TAKRems Friends (UknowwhoUR) RushTheRoinbowPieckCorneliUBSAFests6 7 8610-107B Hates YOU! When I leave I donl know what I'm hoping to flnckwhen l leave l doni know what I'm leaving beftnd ..” — Ned Peart Sweden, ever ogamMH'hst with JM Kmks '85 etc. CCC escape FHoang...? alone i am free from hatredAblmdness. i hope that this life is frozenAtimeiess-' PT love to JMKCMHJSGA youpotmethroughitati THE WHO peoceAlove DAVID S. RICH Dave win always remember groat times with fnends KADOSfMGJGAHSSSSMSDT. Summer 85 w 'CON class ♦ '86 Prm w MWASummer w EE (4MEALS1 AShore Parties w R-run. Football 84 85� 86 loves Mom ♦ Dod A bro Thefinhasiust begin 78 QUINN —RICH ■•■•■■•■■••••■■a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ■■■■■■■•■■■■•••a ■■•■Haaaaaaaiat ■■•■■•■■■••■■■•a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ■•■aaaaaiaaaaaaa ..........•••BUI aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FACE TO FACE?: Phedra Rudell climbs a mountain of texts to look at her friend Keith Engstrom. SUZANNE PHELAN RICHARDS Sue Rem FI 84 85wn Summers Oftrw'Sue '' S The Guvs Gf8xs w VHJPJC Long Talks wl. SUL LOR. STA J LUV U GUVS Lor' W FOG U AK JC SO3 GOOO BYES ARE NOT FOREVER ILUV U MOM DAO DAVE CoukJnf have modert w autU ILL MISS VA ALL JEFF RINGLE JINGLE REMS GR8 XS Wf RIENDS. SUMMER 86' W HO JO GREAT GROTT1. DRAGON RITCHIE • GOOO MORNING SIR CREEK. JV BALL W?SS. CL + JZ. ABOUCTKDN 85'. PROM 86' WIDOWS THANX BIG GUY “GOT A BURGER W OUT A HOME THANX FAM1Y ET AL TINAMARIE RIPA •'Tiny- - memtocs good Xs w 3s company. DR. MRJT.(GTO).DS. .MD DC 85 WIPEOUT 86 - W l NEVER 4 get •WALLYWOfilD .ST.KL.andthe f AZ-ii Summer 86 wCP. ES. JS. RO MKE. 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FORGET TX REST ANO SOMEDAY WEIL FIND TXSE ARE THE BEST Of TIMES STYX LOVE YA MY FRIENDS ANO FAMXY PAUL MARC ROSENBLATT “PAUL Remembers great times with fnends sum86-CRNl. 85-ISRL LIKES skiing, tennis. 88cards. $$$. comp-mod. TRK DtSLKES WEST ESSEX. “YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE LOVES MOM DAD PAM PETER RICHARDS — ROSENBLATT 79 LET'S MAKE A BREAK FOR IT!: Maria Casale. Peter Mazola, Rob Intile. Russell Talamo. Christina Chiaia. Carolyn Diver, and Kim Freibott attempt an escape DIANE MICHELLE ROSSINOW 3d« ft Patty1 Rem gr8 X s wt«it OW DUANE A modern Police OT “Dr W mad ft i Buddies PS i _______ _________________ never 4get Uf Colleen LUVS-skimg w Ood. NYCNrtes • John'INH „oveyo4 Otways berg there Soeoai thanxs to my dod ♦ bros.esp mom my bed Wend SILVIO RUBERTO Sllv Remembers PROM 86 w HAZEL. MARCH5.t986LKES sfeepmg-DtSLKES WORK, mondays getting-up GOOD LUCK to oil my Wends AND marks to my Famity and Friends tor hefpmg me through these yearv MAZI LOVE YOU� PHEDRA RACHEL RUDELL v know that iwW never lose affection for people and things that went before i know iX often stop and think about them, mmv We. I've loved ihem all —)i always remember the special moments chowV GARY RUGGIERO 80 ROSSINOW - RUGGIERO MONICA RYAN Boober Remembers —3 CO TO. JT. Skkng 86 WONTFORGET - OS. JP. J6. JP-Prtnoe - KK - ChUcTood fnend - work — 86 — AL. XAto Mike and Natalie Little Fairy on me Parane Ntck Name By JS U2 — 86 - THANXS - Mom Dod. 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Pt Pleasant, trip to Vermont. Latin Club. Shore with j M and good times with Wends, likes H.W. watching tennis, playing tennis, last days or school; Goodbye Wert Essex High Class '87 DINA MARIA SENA Deen ’ will never 4gef fun laughs 4 fears w best palsL£SBSYSCKCDLbT-JENNIE uguvslNYE 85 - sopru w SYl Prom US too'85 P R W SKCAL tup — WOOOYi amnesty Mom Dod Nana Mkm u this is the time to remember cause it will not lost forever' BJ CHRISTENE SEPE •Seeps' Rems Grtx's w DA JW JE ES SC CD BW BB KSHKColfmdsVFPty(a Povs—Games U2 Ski Mp smrs ( i Bel 4 SpLkKIM ERCp Cod4Sp Mem w DAVE - 7 12 85 Cm Fks Hush PMg Ntryo Mobile NYC. Calf. DC - LOVES Fam. Bst Buds 4 Do � . Thanx Aw 4 Ken 82 SCHMIDT-SEPE MICHAEL SHEET mike alwys rmprs great times wRH OT EN GG CH KG MG e TA EN MC RH' Lit WVnds great times at shore esp 66' Shotngt' Barney gm mocNne 2 M' Ds s tW people. 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THEALL “RIS REMS GOOD X s wSF KM MF SM JF AS FLORIDA 86 The Backroom YIP NEVER 4GET SHORE 86 WSF � BIG BRO JF LUVS PARTY N HANGN OUT W THE GIRLS SLAMRS CHERISH MEMORIES W -S 7 2QB5 REMS X s wVAL A OLD FRNDS SANDY 8 KAREN BFF LUVS MOM DAD 8 FAMILY Piper Rems BESTFRlEND BETH Great X S w BB DN DZ DS D© KW MRCHLS VM PR 85 wBONES Hide Its EmMto Biking Loose Something 5 Snaking Tickets Anyone 5 Physics wMR DZ DS TT STOP listening NYC at Xmas Top Down Got Any Grey Poupon7 THANK YOU BRUCE ALANE PURY 86 SUKALA-THEALL ❖ MICHELLE DORIS THOMAS Today « the begmng o the rest oT your Mfe Moh remx w NlcMorTV wng2pgts TFW.PL.RM'X'sw Toddfzyrs ASGSTHX.CXHABM myfam.fdl ♦ «O my parents ♦ my brother f mkng my dms com® Hue I LOVE YOU All' Mish GET AWAY. THIS IS PRIVATE: Paul DIGangi and Jason Marucci shoo the camera away CHARLES TRABOLD CUP REMEMBERS GREAT XS W UK RR J6 KM PB JS MN AF ES. NYC THE SQUARE W RK � ES SUMMER 86. IKES GOLFING. TENNB. PARTIES ♦ FAST CARS (FERRARI. 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VOLTARELLI BUC REMS PARTYING W RH. MN. JS. JR — CM's NECX THE G. STAGE - CHANGE - DARE TO BE DEFERENT JT. JP. AR-33 CAlD Ro4D — ROCKY HORROR - COLONY NEVER FORGET AUTS THERE IS A UGHT THANX MOM. DAD. NAN. TER. AUTS. KF. HN — WHERE TO NOW? VALERIE ANNE JERILYN VOROS Dtoav” Rems Good X's with Sandy! LG SL DM TG MY KS Dw AM MPAB MB RMEF What Chuck's Led Toi S's House WHAT HAPPINIDI! loves Loud Music. Partying. Money. HM Concerts Dislikes Phony FRtENDSl Lvs DAD. MOM. STEPHI MADE IT! NYC. HCl KELLY ANN WALDRON RED REM Great X wCH — Prom. 4 yrs Luv Always! DZ. MAKE a JUMP' GEO 84 Bon Shorts! KBDlBestX + Honestyr JM Gym Suit Summer 86 DR NO PROBLEM Spec Luv2 Scott _ Thanx PsychM Ocean Grave Lcve ♦ Thanx Family ► Friends Good Luck '87 LORI ANN WALTERS lor. Good times w R ch DL MV MB TZ DP JC. ft KC HS Prom 86 Crue OZZY RUSH SABBATH. Dtsco. OU aood friend BUD! TE ♦ FENSTER Rich E Someone special 7-19-85 TlAA FA LM. summerot 85 TO EVERY ONE mats Helped Me THAWS I made it! TO MOM GRAM DAVE. I.YAI LATER� TWIN GRIN: Valeri Venditti and Alesia Bucco show their pearly whites. 88 VOLTARELLI-WALTERS CHRIS WALTZ WAYNE WECHSIER AND YOU. MAY FIND TIME WU BUNO YOU. TWS “NEWTON wfl always REMEMBER good times TO JUST REMND YOU. ALL IS MEANT TO BE ‘ YES HANGING with Frank M Perte S down at LBl wrlh Ml DL SG BS LIKES 791 Ford F2S0 i 4x45 always remember 4x4 in Montville with the Rout AMBITIONS own 69 MACH1 Love Moom and Jason AGAIN?: Michael Gann poses for the camera one more time. THE BEST CLASS IN SCHOOL: Joel Remigio enjoys the outdoors during a relaxing gym class HEATHER L WEHRLE Hesther rem P-out with the dudes' times + talcs with BW Good times with JN (PouxJer) BW SC Gf MSCWCR calrf 86‘ -Woody Shore 86 B - MUN — CT times A + BA He who holds the oce can play any game he wants Thanks Mom. Dad. 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Cruising w DSJN DLS8LE AimotfLuvSC Gdxsw SCBOJC.Hda Scntma Don't Be RkJtculousi Sun Luvs ♦ Than Mom. Dad 4 Earn Smile Guys1 NATASHA DAWN ZAGADA B W remembers good x w SC EJ FU JP SC DS CN. paladlum. doncaterlo. prom of ' 86. 1 00 sneakouts. summer m city. JP concert. JPs parties, than SHARON. 9 Or. Central N Wash S ok. HR Cafe. LOVES CHRIS N MORE EACH DAY. LOVES FAMA.V. THANKS MOM SCOn ZAGER Rems YNM ♦ The noles GRAPK Mellows Tempus Yo HelloCleveland' ti ll v«. Tull. ELP Mo Ni The tape Poems Jimmy Legs’ Dec tests Cornell Fasost Pteck Python Yee Haw Lon R Dave Bums Don't surround yourself with yoixselT JA 90 WOLPOV-ZAGER DAVID M. ZAMPINO Dave WW always Love and remember Bev The leoctv Remembers Wildwood '86 w TC BO and “Sludge Prom 86 w Bl PS SU NK JW FM DI CC GooaTmes w'BL JM LV. Times out wOT JM AA TC MC Dom Hour Lale nights wS8 Love Family AMY LOUISE ZANETTI Aim REM Fencing- peppy dog got k f m ihe army! FlCMd. Prom. CA '86 FW w VB KC SK— Mrs B Good X s wDZ - GC WID BLONDIE? 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Z28s Will Always Remember Prom Weekend wBAR -DGROGJU JHRTPMRP Good Times wSBTMCG JSGP DP TL JR SS Summer 86 ALL THOSE GIRLS' Freddy CALIF DREAM 87 FLA ST SEMINOLES 1 THANKS mom dod. Tim. Cd. and Den M WE MADE IT!: West Essex students celebrate their graduation and look forward to an exciting future. ZAMPINO-ZYLA 91 e Setbacks s Finish 94 SPORTS READY FOR ACTION: Sophomore Lisa Fontoura waits tor the ball GATORADE IS THIRST-AID: Senior Stacey Boyd takes a water break GO TEAM GO: The lady Knights get psyched for the game FIELD HOCKEY When we Seniors sat down to write this article, we found it difficult to sum up our years as members of the field hockey family in a few short paragraphs. Being part of this team has made our years at West Essex very memorable and special. The 1986 team finished its season with a 13-4-1 record and were co- champs in the Iron Hills Conference. Although we had our share of dis- appointments (Montclair and Montville), we also had a lot of great times. Let's start at the beginning. Camp — need we say more?? Sacred Heart—the BRAID!! During our NOB- less week at camp, we heard SNE, SMD + Bull — for the first time! Once we returned to W.E., Mommy Salami (Miss Alimi) got the season going with a running start. And we do mean running — 3?4?5? sprints. Oh egad! (As Murph would say!) But it all paid off in the end!! Some of the most exciting games were Cranford. Livingston (nice hit Mar!), Columbia, and Rosbury. Dur- ing every game we heard Miss A's words of wisdom. Recover! Push the Ball and of course If you don't score now, you can kiss the League Championship good-bye! How can we forget our great eat- ing habits (Munchkins, Honey's Cookies, the Dinner Party?) and our endless rounds of Celebration on the bus and those very artistic Snoopy's! (Yeah right!) Some of our practices were very “interesting! Smegma-Phallic Symbols (Go Camille!) — Mud Fights — those life-saving harnesses (for those of us who needed them!) — and OTR! All in all our season was great. Nothing like ending it with a good game of ice hockey!! Thanks for everything (especially your pati- ence!) Miss Alimi and Camille. As for next year's team — Mutilate Montclair + Montville!! Good Luck you guys — We love you!! — Mar, Car, Shannon, Murph, Stacey, Dana, Kim, Erica. Wendy — the Seniors of the Class of '871! MARYBETH PETRIELLA SPORTS 95 YEAH. WE SCORED: Senior co-captain Mary Beth Petri- GIVE ME THAT: Senior Co-captain Carolyn Riccardelli reoches for the ball el la is proud of her teammates. LET ME BY: Junior Cathy Filippello is ready to make her move. 96 SPORTS TEAMMATE TALK: Girls field hockey team talk about their next game ALL CAGED IN: Senior Dana Barba is the goalie for the lady Knights. EXCUSE ME PLEASE: Senior Wendy Bishop moves through the crowd TOP ROW I to r — Carolyn Riccardelh. Stacey Boyd. Shannon Porter. Enka Schmidt. Jen Murphy. Heather Tackett. Mary Beth Petriella, Wendy Bishop BOTTOM ROW I to r — Coach Linda Alimi. Lisa Fontura. Cathleen Filippello. Dana Barba. Kim Carline. Patee Dietz. Karen Scannel. SPORTS 97 FOOTBALL Last year, the West Essex football team finished the season with a 2-5-2 record. After the season was over there was a coaching change. Bill Roca stepped down from the position of leader of the Knights football program and Jim Benedict, an assistant coach from Columbia University, was brought in to take over the helm. Under new head coach Benedict, the Knights finished the year with a 2-6-1 record, beating East Orange 13-0. Living- ston 7-6, and tying Morristown 20-20. Although the team had a rocky season, there were some standout players. Senior Quarterback Kevin Quinn, in Benedict's opinion, came out of nowhere to excel. He worked really hard over the summer in my training program and it has paid big dividends for him this season. Of course a quarter- back is only as good as his wide receivers. In this case, Quinn has two top receivers in Mike Ciar- della and deep threat Billy DeBella. The Knights also have a solid ground game with halfbacks Peter Robertiello, Michael Carsillo, and fullback Paul Caputo. Benedict was also impressed with his special teams play this year. He feels that field goal kicker and punter Lou Barbarisi did a superb job and that the kickoff and punt coverages were very good. Linebacker Michael Carsillo led the Knights defensive squad through his inspired play. Also contributing were defensive linemen Nabil Kassem. Pete Schauer, and Lou Barbarisi, linebackers Paul Caputo, Peter Robertiello. and Todd Gambal, as well as defensive backs Billy DeBella, Kevin Quinn, Denis Gann, and Mike Ciardella. Despite the graduation of many fine players, the Knights football team looks forward to an even bet- ter season next year. CRAIG DICKER BOOM. Senior Pete Robertieilo smashes into the opponent GETTING IT TOGETHER: Coach Ron Annello tells the players what to do. 98 SPORTS SPORTS 99 GET OFF MV LEG: Senior Kevin Quinn is reody to moke a pass WE WILL ALL GO DOWN TOGETHER: Senior, Kevin Quinn and Pete Robertiello try to tackle their opponent SWEAT. Junior Peter Spera is tired. Top Row Joey. Robert Mosella. Jim Benedict. Ron Annello. Dave D'Addio 2nd Row Peter Spera. Todd Gambol. Jim Atlarra. Frank Gontecello. Anthony Palmeri. Dennis Gann 3rd Row Larry Torsone. Tom Dondero, Paul Caputo. Gregg Carz. Vin Borino. Al Alessi, Mike Ruane. Jim Faloni 4th Row Kevin Quinn, Nabil Kassem, Paul Gioioso, Pete Shauer, Dario Spina, Rob Monaco. Eric Sincoff. Evan Quinones 5th Row Steve Lorent. Lou Barbarisi. Billy DeBella. Mike Ciradella, Mike Carsillo. Pete Robertiello. Jeff Ringle. Andy Blume RUNNING TOWARDS VICTORY; The football team is psyched to CLEAR THE WAY: Senior Mike Ciardella runs for a touchdown 100 SPORTS BAD BAD BAD BAD BOY: Senior Billy DeBelka runs for a touchdown. BAD ALL MUSHED UP: Wessex Knights are on the ground win the game SPORTS 101 CHEERLEADING FLIP FLOP: SOPHOMORE Stephanie Huff is in midair READY TO GO IN THE AIR: Sophomore Stephanie Huff prepares to do a flip. 102 SPORTS The Cheerleaders' Rap The Varsity Squad went in August to Cheerleading Camp They never received the spirit stick — But of the blue ribbons they were the champs And Huff as All-American the staff did pick With 700 girls, there were no REAL men Bi1 we all got a Kick from Kenny's “First and ten Number 2. — Womp 'em was the newest cheer The Devils told the Bulldogs, “We got a leash law here! They saw us — cheering in the RAIN We were sopping wet — and we — would never cheer the same GO KNIGHTS GOII: The squad cheers during half time We chanted — GO SENIOR! As we decorated the Stands The spirit of West Essex came back in our fans Without Freibott's brickwall, where would we be? Maria did a flip and once again hurt her knee Beeping in our cars we went nuts on the Ave. The ripped up shoe laces AnnMarie will always have It came tumblin down, but we still did HELLO Our squad pulled together — every climber and MoMo! Simone does her raps siftin' on the bus While the cheering mat was still covered in dust WA-WA-WA .. WA-WA-WA .. .WA-WA-WA (sound effects) Impressive that's what we are . Hey! We're the BEST by far! We had great times, but time does fly — NA NA NA NA ... NANA NA AN ... Hey Wessex ... GOODBYE! SIMONE NELSON YEAHII TOUCHDOWN!: Junior Erinn Lynch loops in the air LIFT TO RIGHT Chetylyn lubertazza. Kristin Spry. Aimee Geller. Cindy Palmieri. Kim Freibott, Ann Marie Mattie. Simone Nelson. Maria Tafaro. Helen Krystalla. Uxjren Mazzola. Stephanie FWf. Erinn Lynch SPORTS 103 BOYS’ SOCCER The boys soccer team had a below average year for West Essex's stan- dards. The boys finished with a 9-8-1 record, did not qualify for the state tournament, and was knocked out of the county tournament in the first game. Even with 7 returning letter men, the Knights got off to a poor start by dropping their first 3 games. The Knights defense was not as solid as previous years, partly due to the switching around of key players. The defense was anchored by Junior goalie Bob La Hoff. The defense was anchored around Senior Chris Waltz who played sweeper and left back. The rest of the defense was Juniors Steve Seligman, Wade Hartman and Alex Danik. Sophomore Javier Basti- das also contributed greatly to the defense. The midfield went through many changes throughout the season. Co- Captains Rick Hampson and Tom Agesen, who also played defense, played on integral part in it. Also con- tributing were Senior Craig Alexan- der and Juniors Joe Barile and Joe Saluti. The Knights offense started off slow but then came on strong as the year progressed, Senior Co-Captain Tom Agesen and Carl Hanks led the offense with 14 and 12 goals respec- tively. Other offensive members in- cluded Seniors Mike Sinnott, Glen Gambal, Jason Kim and Louis Kim, Juniors Kevin Fiore, Dan Armento, Steve Magee, and Joe Barile and Freshman Tim Dean. MIKE SINNOTT LOOK AT THAT BALL GO: Senior Glen Gambal watches his powerful kick. WEEBLES WOBBLES BUT THEY DON'T FALL DOWN Senior Carl Honks tries to land on his feet WARMING UP FOR THE GAME: Senior Mike Sinnott prepares for a victory 104 SPORTS WHO WANTS IT: Junior Wade Hartman is looking for one of his teammates ONE. TWO. KICK: Junior Alex Danik practices to be in the Rockettes TOP ROW: Coach Tom Taylor. Steve McGee. Steve Hickey. Chris Waltz. Ricky Hampson. Carl Hanks. Alex Danik. Mike Sinnott, Tom Agesen. Louis Kim. Steve Seligman. Jason Kirr BOTTOM ROW: Tim Dean, Craig Alexander. Wade Hartman. Danny Armento. Joe Saluti. Matt Valvano. Bob La Hoff. Glen Gambol. Kevin Fiori. Joe Barile. Javier Bastidas SPORTS 105 PLEASE. GET OFF OF ME: Junky Jo© Saluti tries to get the ball away from his opponent READY FOR THE GAME: Sophomore Matt Valvano stretches for the game. JUMPING FOR THE BALL: Senior Tom Agesen wants that ball CAN I REACH IT?: Senior Rick Hampson slides for the ball. 106 SPORTS GIRLS’ SOCCER GOING GOING GONE: Junior Brenda Doly watches her goalie kick. The Girls Varsity Soccer team ends its season with a losing record this fall campaign. This year the team was faced with a new prob- lem, lack of participation. However, with a good portion of the team re- luming next year, the 1987 season could be a successful one. The juniors contributing this sea- son were Cindy Metzger, Cindy Popowich. Sandi McGuirk, Heather Honeker, Mary Ellen Rourke, Tara Ci- rello. Jen Serino. Christine Almeida, Brenda Daly and Tricia Masino. The one sophomore is Christine Rossi, who played in her second varsity season. The seniors that will be lost to graduation are Co-Captains Lori Stanisco and Sue Richards, Sue DeLisi, Sandra Bongo, Claudia Min- ish. Tara Lizza, Kristen Effengerger and Stacey DeBell. With as tough a schedule as the girls had, the team did well to hold their own in several games. The girls didn't show up in their record. Hopefully it will pay off next year with a winning season. TRICIA MASINO LET ME BY: Sophomore Christine Rossi edges her way up the field TIME OUT FOR A REFRESHMENT: Junior Jennifer Fischer quenches her thirst SPORTS 107 ■ A TOP ROW: Coach Larry Yarrish. Trishia Masino, Sandra Bongo, Suzanne Delisi. Kristin Effenberger. Claudia Minish. Cindy Popowich, Cindy Metzger, Heather Honeker, Stacy DeBell. BOTTOM ROW: Tara Uzza, Christine Rossi, Tara Cirillo, Lori Stanisci, Suzanne Richards, Jenny Seri no. Christina Almeida. Mary Ellen Rourke, and Sandy McGuirk. WHO WILL GET THE BALL?: Junior Cindy Metzger strives for the ball. MUSCULAR LEGS: Co-Captain Senior Sue Richards runs for the ball. 108 SPORTS PLANNING FOR THE GAME: Coach Larry Yarrish psyches up his team WHAT A PLAY!: The soccer players congratulate each other on their nice performance SPORTS 109 GIRLS’ TENNIS GETTING INTO THE SWING OF THINGS: Senior Julie Wolpov wonders if her serve will go in. The girls' tennis team finished off an exciting season with a winning record of twelve wins and eight losses. Capturing the singles positions this year were juniors Erika Weber. Laurie Gordon, and Kristin Wozniak. In the doubles positions were Lauren Ploscowe and Michele Rapacone leading off in the first spot. The second doubles position was shared among Kim Ringwood, Julie Wolpov, and Sharon Brown. Since Laurie was injured halfway through the season the line up was shifted upward, putting Kristen in second singles, and Kim at third singles. This shift also gave teammates Sun Yang and Marci Brown an opportunity to play in offi- cial matches. Under the coaching of Alan Bomstein, the girls joined together to put forth their best effort into making the varsity tennis team the best possi- ble. The talented young team is look- ing forward to another winning sea- son in 1987. MICHELE RAPACONE KIM RINGWOOD JULIE WOLPOV YES. IT HIT THE UNE: Junior Erica Weber hits a winner. TOP ROW: Jane Rubin, Jennifer Schwartz. Lauren Ploscowe. Michelle Rapacon, Coach Alan Bomstein. Cori Siberman. Cathlene Bangs. Bonnie Moscoe MID ROW: Melissa Perekia. Erica Weber Kristen Wozniac. Laurie Gordon BOTTOM ROW: Julie Wolpov. Kim Ringwood. Sharon Brown. Sun Yang 110 SPORTS READY TO SMASH THE BALL: Junior Lauren Ploscowe shows her ability up at net. READY FOR ACTION: Junior Laurie Gordon is ready to win. UP AT NET: Senior Sharon Brown tries to get to the ball SPORTS 111 SMACK!: Junior Chris Woznioc makes contact with the ball NO PICTURE NOW: Senior Kim Ringwood wants to start her match. BALLS. BALLS. AND MORE BALLS!! 112 SPORTS ON YOUR MARK. GET SET. GO!: The West Essex team prepares for victory. CROSS WARMING UP: Senior Jonathan Fine looks out on the track. Although the size of the cross country team dimin- ished over the past year and the Knights did not place well in the Iron Hills Confer- ence. Essex County Champi- onship, and State Sectional meets, the team finished with a 8-8 record, their best record since 1982. A major factor of this success was Senior Tom Adelmann. Tom helped lead the Knights to their 8-8 record by winning every dual meet in which he ran. He also ran well in the championship meets. Tom placed 5th in the Essex County meet by running the 5000 meter course in 15:35, his best time. He also became the first runner in West Essex History to win the Iron Hills Conference race At the end of the season.Tom placed 11th in the Meet of Champions and made the All-State Cross Country team. Although Tom was the key member of the team, other runners were also essential to the team's success. Seniors Jonathan Fine and Jim Scannell ran in the 2 and 5 positions respectively and lent their experience to the younger runners. Juniors Doug Meyer and Steve Laucirica, both running Varsity for the first time, had their best seasons. Freshman Joe Zarillo. the youngest member of the team, also ran on the Varsity team and should be very successful in the future. The success of the cross country team can be mainly attributed to Coach Vincent Korfmann. His optimism and encouragement gave the runners great enthusiasm and his determination chan- ged a group of inexperien- ced runners into a competit- ive team. SPORTS 113 GOING FOR IT ALL: Junior Doug Meyer outruns his Verona opponent. Top Row: Joe Zanllo. Veomish Bhatia. Jim Shih, Doug Meyer. Larcy Yoor Bottom Row: Jon Fine. Michael Koenig. Jim Scanned, J.P Mueller. Tom Adelmann uSdBKr- '' t. . WITH WINGS ON HER FEET: Senior Wendy Mazur competes for the honor of West Essex GOOD TIME. SON: Senior Michael Koenig receives a comment as he runs near the end. SPORTS 114 E RUNNING FREE: Senior Cathy Quinn enjoys her run with the pleasant autumn breeze. GOTTA STRETCH: Senior J.P Mueller tries to loosen up before he starts up SPORTS 115 WRESTLING The West Essex Knights Varsity Wrestling team finished their 86- 87 campaign with a 5-6 record. Although the team's record was mediocre because of the high caliber Iron Hills Conference, Coach Jeff Boyd and Rick DeFrance produced some outstand- ing highlights. Senior Steve Fano ended his season with his second straight Dis- trict and Regional drown. The other outstanding grappler was Senior Frank DeMary. DeMary won his second District champion- ship and captured his third consecutive Regional crown. The two seniors went on to compete in the State Tournament held at Princeton. Junior Paul Caputo won his first District title and also attended Princeton while Chris Janish, another junior, placed third in the Districts. These two Juniors and Sophomore Denis Gann, who wrestled tough throughout the season, will be the men to look for in the next year's season. Congratulations to the other seniors: Michael Ciardella, Nick Citarella, Pete Schauer, and Michael Gann. Good luck to Mr. Boyd for the upcoming wrestling seasons. MICHAEL GANN I'VE GOT YOU NOW!: Senior Mike Ciardella wrestles his adversary to the ground for the count. 116 SPORTS ADVANTAGE. WEST ESSEX: Senior Steve Fono does a good job of dominating his wrest- ling partner Top Row: Coach Rich Defranee. Mike Ciardella. Nick Citarella. Steven Fano. Peter Schauer Paul Caputo. Larry_iorsone. Coach Jeff Boyd Bottom Row: John Diagostino. Joey Buglardo. Frank DeMary. Chris Janish. Mike Gann. Dennis Gann SPORTS 117 PINNED: Senior Pete Schouer controls his opposition. LET ME AT HIM: Junior Poul Coputo gets ready to wrestle 118 SPORTS FENCING LET'S FENCE: Senior Jen Chaney is ready to begin. Fencing. . the only sport at West Essex yyhose honor and success are based on a bagels and breadsticks. There were A plenty of them this season judging by the records compiled by both the boys' and girls' teams. To the delight of Coach Al Sully, both the girls' and boys' teams completed the season with winning records. 6-5 and 10-2 respectively. This year's starting line up for the lady Knights included Amy Zanetti, Sophia Chin, Wen-Ting Cheng, Beth Siper. Sheree Kuo. and Sun Yang. The J.V. squad consisted of Karen Picchetti, Jennifer Chaney. Kathy Cinque, Christine Lipat, Phedra Rudell, and Sun-Jin Yabg. Honorable mention went to Karen Picchetti, West Essex's foreign exchange student from Italy, for an excellent performance as a first year fencer. The Varsity sabre team included Glenn Brunje, James Gifford, Josh Horowitz, and Deb Schiff (ee i, ee i, ohh), with Ken Shapiro and Eric Feldt as subs. Wessex's state ranked epee team included Keith Engstrom. Ben Ohtsu, and Mat Neuhart. The boys' foil team, also state ranked, consisted of John Mattio, Jen-Fu Cheng, and Jim Shih. The subs for the foil team were Mike Rucki and Jeff Pizer. On behalf of all the team members we would like to give special thanks to Joel God Remigio who has served as our manager for two years. And though this year marks graduation of many key fencers, much is to be expected from the remaining team members. We would just like to leave you with a few thoughts: the cow bell, Bullwinkle, Rob Reemer (why?!?), Beatles on the bus. and... RAH RAH WESSEX! AMY ZANETTI WEN-TING CHENG Senior Mat Neuhorl looks on amused SPORTS 119 SWASHBUCKLING HEROINES: Seniors Sophia Chin 120 SPORTS WHAT A STANCE: Senior Keith Engstrom porees his opponent. HOOP-LA!: Senior Amy Zonetti avoids a touch against her and Beth Siper go for blood on the stnp Top Row: Coach Al Sully. Patrick Lon. DebSchiff. Josh Horowit2. Ben Ohtsu. Eric Feldt. Mike Rucki, Jen-Fu Cheng. Ken Shapiro. Monager Joel Remigio Bottom Row: Jeff Peyser. Mat Neuhart. Glenn Brunje. James Gifford. Keith Engstrom. Steven Sukala. Jim Shih. (not pictured — John Mattio) SPORTS 121 BOYS’ BASKETBALL The West Essex Varsity boys' basketball team suffered through a disappointing 2-21 86-87 season. However, under the helm of first-year coach Tom Kemper, the Knights showed a tremendous amount of improvement and look forward to a much improved 87-88 season. Led on the court by Senior-Captain Mike Sheft and fellow Senior Russ Talamo and Jim Matarazzo, the Knights were competitive against some of the state's best teams. Also, much improved Junior Mike Lungaretti, as well as Sophomore Jim Aharrah played very well in the latter parts of the season. Look for Lungaretti and especially Aharrah to lead the Knights next year. The year was summed up well by Coach Kemper when he said, “We showed a tremendous amount of improvement and I'm very proud of these kids. When times were tough, they continued to work and play hard. I only feel sorry for seniors because this was a difficult season for them. MIKE SHEFT FAKE TO THE LEFT: Senior Mike Sheft outwits his opponent. WE CAN BEAT THESE GUYS!: Coach Tom Kemper gives his boys some strategy and encouragement 122 SPORTS GO FOR IT Senior Jim Motorazzo makes a basket GUARD MY SHOT Sophomore Mike Lungaretti appreciates his teammate s assistance for his actions SPORTS 123 124 SPORTS RAISE YOUR HANDS IF YOU'RE SURE: Junior Mike Lee knows he con make it all happen GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TOTAL CONTROL: Sophomore Amy Boyd gets reody to snap the ball through the hoop The 1986-87 girls' basketball team had a difficult year. Tough competition, inexperienced players, and a small turnout made the season especially dif- ficult as many players yyere lost to other activities. Our record reflected these facts, yet did in no way mirror our deter- mination and team spirit. The captain of this year's team was Center Erica Schmidt. The three guards were Kristin Effenberger, Karen Scannell, and Debbie Gosick. The other two players were Sue Lorent and Kelly Waldron. Having only 6 players on the varsity team, the J.V. team make up of all freshmen, supplied and supported our team with not only needed players but also encouragement. Even though we didn't have a winning season, future years should prove to be different. By the time our 11 freshmen become seniors, they will have worked together for 3 years and mastered the skills needed to make West Essex girls' basketball a competitive team. We will never forget: teradacktles. Morristown Bomber — perfect together, fog hom, nice laugh?, Joe's “team room — PUZZLES, and a VERY close game with West Orange (25-24). Special thanks to Mr. Roca and Monty for keeping with the program and hold- ing our small team together. Good luck and much success in the future. Keep recruiting. ERICA SCHMIDT KRISTIN EFFENBERGER SPORTS 125 Top Row: Amy Brazanskas. Beth Torsone. Juliet Behnken. Debbie Gozick. Coach William Roca. Coach David Montgomery. Kathie Kozlowski. Kristin Effenberaer. Ursula Getek, Barbara Ruggiero Bottom Row: Lynn Pruden. Jen Marcogliano. Kim Fallone. Erica Schmidt. Sue Lorent. Kelly Waldron. Amy Boyd. FOUL SHOT: Senior Kristin Effenberger wants that extra point. 126 SPORTS VOLLEYBALL: Junior Karen Sconnell gets her hands on the ball. WHO BROUGHT THE COCOA?: The dedicated team walks to the warm bus on a cold winter's eve SPORTS 127 ICE HOCKEY Although losing goalie Ryan Carpentier and key forwards John Olsen and Rob Ogando. the Knights acquired a junior goalie from Massachusetts: Dan Globerson, Senior Peter Palmieri return- ing from Seton Hall Prep, and freshmen standouts Phil Infusino and Scott Downs. With new players and returning stars the ice hockey team set high scores. Coaches Chip Grabowski and John DeStefano had probably more talent this year than last, but last year's team may have had more heart. This could have been due to West Essex 5:45 practice time. But as the season progressed this year's team did have more heart. They won their division, made it to the league playoffs, and for the second consecutive year, the State Playoffs. Seniors Peter Palmieri and Tom Perrotti, led the team, Palnieri with goals and Perrotti with his good defensive stick handling. Bob Hauser helped the team with smart heads up hockey, while Tom Agesen did the dirty work along the boards. Kevin Hibo, a hard- hitting defenseman, was an offensive threat with his outstanding slapshot, and Freshman Scott Downs played a major role on defense. Another freshman, Phil Infusino, had a great year both offensively and defensively, along with tough Juniors Bill Beards- ley and Jeff Ohl. Dan Globerson played outstanding in goal. During winter vacation Seniors Gard Krause and Anthony Came- vale worked themselves into the line up and played key roles in post season play. Next year's team will lose some key players, but the bulk will stay behind. Hopefully the team will win the division title, and another shot at the States, but hard work will be the determining factor along with good luck. THOMAS AGESEN ajYS! Sophomore Brenden O'Connor roots on his teammates from the SWOOSH: Sophomore James Teepe moves with ease along the ice side Top Row: Coach John DeStefano. Gard Krause. James Teepe. Craig Hawkins. Jeff Ohl. Peter Palmier.. Brenden O’Connor. PaulShilling. Anthony Came vale. Tom Agesen. Cooch Chip Grabowsk Bottom Row: Anthony Fronconero. Kevin Hibo. Derek DeStefano. Dan Globerson. Phil Infusmo. Scott Downs. Tom Perrotti. Bob Hauser SPORTS 129 130 SPORTS THE TENSION MOUNTS: Senior Peter Palmier awaits the drop of the puck. THAT WAS FOR WESSEX' Senior Kathy Kalemba is excited about her victory SWIMMING Despite competitive efforts by both the 1986-87 Varsity Swim Team and tri- Captains Kevin King. Kim Freibott, and Kathy Kalemba. the team found marginal success throughout the season. However, many swimmers concluded the year by improving best times and placing highly in individual events. Key swimmers for the (1 -10) boys' team in- cluded: Danny Gillis in the 200IM and 100 breaststroke, Peter Scheidl in the 100 back- stroke, Charlie Hsieh in the 100 freestyle. David Hsieh in the 100 breaststroke. Mike Koenig in the 100 breaststroke, Kevin King in the 500 freestyle. Steve Laucirica in the 200 freestyle, Hal Budd in the 100 freestyle. Evan Quinones in the 50 freestyle. Chris Zanetti in the 100 breaststroke, Robert Patton in the 100 butterfly, Rick Birdsall in the 100 back- stroke. Dave Richards in the 100 freestyle, and Paul Kim in the 200 freestyle. Key swimmers for the [1-11) girts' team were: Kathy Kalemba in the 100 freestyle. Kim Freibott in the 100 butterfly. Caroline Morrison in the 500 freestyle. Heather Honeker in the 500 freestyle. Michele Bilek in the 100 breaststroke. Amy Birdsall in the 100 backstroke. Dennison Akers in the 100 backstroke. Lindsay Akers in the 100 breaststroke. Julie Wilberton in the 100 freestyle. Shirley Tsong in the 100 freestyle. Jennifer Utz in the 100 freestyle. Lysa Rosa in the 100 freestyle. Dana Serio in the 100 freestyle, Dana Lach in the 100 breast- stroke, Ann Masucci in the 500 freestyle. Christine Rossi in the 100 backstroke, and Darcy Smith in the 500 freestyle. Finally, thanks must be paid to Coach Bruce Pearl who helped us to become bet- ter swimmers individually as the season progressed. HAL BUDD SPORTS 131 SPLISH SPLASH: Junior David Hsieh reaches his goal Top Row: Mike Koenig. Chris Zanetti. Coach Bruce Pearl. Evan Quinones. Paul Kim. Chuck Hsieh Bottom Row: Steve Laucirica. Rob Patton. David Richards. Rick Birdsall. Captain Kevin King. Hal Budd. Peter Scheidl. Dave Hsieh WHERE'S THE WATER?. Junior Heather Honeker lifts her goggles for a mo- ment. 132 SPORTS LLO: Senior Caroline Mom son turns to take a breath Top Row: Shirley Tsong. Dcr a Loch. Michele Bilek. Dennison Akers. Jen utz. Heamer noneker Bottom Row: Coach Bruce Pearl. Christine Rossi. Dana Serio. Captain Kathy Kalemba. Captain Kim Freibott. Caroline Morrison. Julie Wilberton SPORTS 133 INDOOR TRACK Like previous seasons the 1986-1987 winter track team was marked by individual success rather than team success. Senior Tom Adelmann, the West Essex standout runner, lowered his personal best time in the 2 mile with a 9:34. Tom was qualified to run both the Meet of Champions and the Easterns. Senior Tom Moro. a hurdler, improved greatly in his event. He achieved his best time in the Essex County meet where he placed fifth in the 60 yard hurdles. Other boys who contributed to the team were Junior Bob Lahoff who ran the 800 meter and Senior Jim Scannell who ran the 2 mile. With a poor turnout, the girls were not as successful as the boys, but still showed great signs of improvement. Kather- ine Scannell and Donna Bickoff competed successfully in both the 1000 yard and the 880 yard runs. While the winter track team was troubled by a paucity of runners, the dedication and talent of its runners were enough to overcome the detriment. JONATHAN FINE 134 SPORTS CONCENTRATION: Senior Tom Moro pulls himself through the track event. practice Top Row: Tom Moro. Doug Luftmann. Jim Scanned, Bob Lahoff. Tom Adelmann. Coach Bottom Row: Kathenne Scanned. Tim Dean. Donna Bickoff SPORTS 136 BOYS’ TENNIS With most of the varsity lettermen returning from last year, the West Essex boy's varsity tennis team approached the 1987 campaign with confidence and high aspirations. Coach Alan Bomstein. returning for his second year, continued to stress the importance of a positive atti- tude and dedication. Looking towards the future. Coach Bomstein or- ganized the first ever West Essex junior varsity tennis team, enabling younger players to gain needed experience in competitive match play. The tri-captains from last year's squad, Seth Gregg, Joe Saluti, and Todd Davison, once again provided strong leadership. Senior Craig Alexander also emerged as a strong force in leading the team. Play- ing first singles, sophomore Jamie Davidson displayed poise and character throughout the season. Anchoring second singles was se- nior Craig Alexander. Freshman Jeff Serbin was a valuable addition to the team, offering consistency at the third singles spot. Another key newcomer to the squad was senior Ricky Rubin, who along with sopho- more Todd Davison held the first doubles position. Returning to their positions of a year ago, juniors Jeff Rosier and Joe Saluti occupied the second doubles spot. Important contributions were also made by senior Seth Gregg and junior Scott Patrick. With the loss of only three seniors, and the emergence of good, young players from the new JV team, the West Essex tennis program has high hopes for next years and years to come. RODGER SCHWARTZ RACQUET BACK: Freshman Jeff Serbin is ready to hit a forehand PREPARING FOR A VICTORY: Coach Alan Bomstein gives some advice to the team. 136 SPORTS Top Row (I to r): Ken Lettemnon. Jeff Rosier, Seth G Alan Bomstein Bottom Row (I to r): Rodger Schv Todd Davison, Ricky Rubin. Jeff Serbia Ira Hirsh. Craig Alexander. Peter Rosenblatt. Larry Yoon. Coach Tim Dean. Bret Cohen. Scott Patrick. Narayan Nayer. Jamie Davidson. Joey Saluti. Vyomish Bhatia. SPORTS 137 EYES ON THE BALL: Senior Ricky Rubin wonts to win the gome FOLLOWING THROUGH: Sophomore Jamie Davidson hits a strong fore- hand REACHING FOR THE BALL: Sophomore Todd Davison wonders where the ball is. 138 SPORTS BASEBALL The 1987 Baseball Team Is looking to im- prove on its 17-10-1 season of last year. The team has talented seniors both offensively and defensively in Louis Barbarisi, Tyrone Cer- minaro, Anthony Camevale, Mike Sinnott, and Jeff Zyla. Offensively the hitting of Louis Barbarisi should propel the Knights. Defensively the su- perb range of Tyrone Cerminaro should ignite the Knights. While the Knights look for record setting seasons from their co-captains, they look to Mike Sinnott, Jon Keith, and Jeff Zyla for their guidance. Eric Nygren and Scott Suler just may be the surprising factors in the Knights road to success. If West Essex looks to make an impression throughout New Jersey, their ace Mike Gann must have a great season. Dennis Gann, Mike Desiderio, and Frank Messineo just may add to the Knights pitching staff. With the absence of Caravella, the Knights look to guidance from younger players to fill the spots. If the Knights fill these spots, they just might not fall two games short this season. LOUIS BARBARISI UP AT BAT: Senior Jonathan Keith wants to hit a home run. SPORTS' 139 JUMPING FOR THAT BALL: Senior Tyrone Cerminaro works with Junior Kevin Fiore. Top Row (I to r): Manager Lori Stanisci. Coach Robert Schnauffer. Steven Magee. Michael Sinnott. Micahei Gann. Louis Barbarisi. Scott Suler. Frank Messineo. Peter Salvato. Jonathan Keith. Coach Huey Albanesius Bottom Row (i to r): John Golub. Michael Desiderio. Anthony Carnevale. Denis Gann, Jeff Zyla. Kevin Fiori, Tyrone Cerminaro, Eric Nygren. Chris Bat nett, Evan Quinonnes, Manager Dana Barba GETTING READY TO SWING: Senior Louis Barbarisi stands at bat 140 SPORTS WATCH OUT METS! Senior Anthony Comevale warms up. WHAT A PITCH: Senior Frank Messineo winds up for the pitch SHOWING GREAT FIELD WORK: Junior Kevin Fiore throws the ball. HEY BATTER. BATTER: Senior Jeff Zyla spots the Milestone photographer SPORTS 141 SOFTBALL After two years of hard work and dedica- tion. the 1987 West Essex Girls Softball Team strives for a successful season. Improvement was quite evident as the girts came up with a few wins during pre-season play. This young team looks to utilize its talent throughout the duration of this season and in the future. The key players for the knights include: Sen- ior Mary (Pat) Beth Petriella at first along with Junior Kristen Oechslin, Junior Tri-Captain Laurie (Tips) Gordon at second. Sophomore Christine Rossi at short. Senior Tri-Captain Sue Richards at third along with Junior Leslie (laugh much?) Colavita, Junior Tri-Captain Cathy (Flip) Fillipello as catcher. Senior Debbie Domer and Erika (Moon Boot) Schmidt as pitchers. Sophomore Michelle Innarella in left field. Junior Heather (Gullible) Honeker in center field and Senior Heather Gehm in right field along with Junior Tara Cirillo. The team is left with many great memories: Wanna buy a duck? To Gordo and Rossi — Nice Prippsl. Froggy, Happy Birthday, Two Hands joined together over head, my aunt lives there. Oh Mar — don't worry. What num- ber?, and Oh NO, it's 2:45. As Tri-Captains, we would especially like to thank Coach Pete Falco for all of his support and determination and most of all for stand- ing by us through it all. Thanks! We love you. Sue Richards, Laurie Gordon, Cathy Fillipello. NICE SWING: Junior Cathy Filipello runs to first base. STRIKE ONE: Senior Debbie Domer pitches a curve ball 142 SPORTS SPORTS 143 IN THE FIELD: Junior Lori Gordon is ready to catch the ball DON'T GO THROUGH MY LEGS: Junior Heather Honeker hopes to stop the ball. HA a MAKING CONTACT WITH THE BALL: Senior Mary Beth Petriella smacks the ball. Top Row (I to r): Heather Gehm. Debbie Domer. Suzanne Richards. Coach Peter Falco. Heather Honeker. Mary Beth Petnella. Betsy Pattor Bottom Row (I to r): Michele Inerella. Lori Gordon. Cathleen Filipello. Christine Rossi. Tara Ciorilto. Leslie Colato 144 SPORTS CAGED IN: The softball team hangs around waiting for their game to start. rr TRACK Working towards a successful 1987 season, coaches Larry Yarrish, David Montgomery, and Tom Taylor, molded their young spring track team into a group of fine runners. There were few returning letterpersons this season. The coaches, however, worked to bridge the gaps in the team by giving team members a chance to try many different events in prac- tice so there could be a maximum team effort during the meets. Heading the weight team were seniors Rob Hughs in the shot, discus, and javelin, and Kevin Quinn in the high jump, pole vault, and javelin. The distance events were lead by seniors Tom Adelmann, holding records in both the 1600 and 3200, Jim Scannell running the 3200, and junior Bob LaHoff in the 800. Also on the distance team were senior Cathy Quinn running the two mile, junior Mary Ellen Rourke in the mile, and sophomores Katrina Mueller and Catherine Scannel in the 800. Seniors Tom Moro, running both hurdle races, and senior Jon Fine in the 200 and 400 led the sprint team to a promising season. Junior Sandi Mcquirk also played a major role running the 400 with great times. With the addition of a number of promising freshmen and sophomores this season, next years team should be better than ever. CATHY QUINN SPORTS 145 GO FROGGY! Beth Torsone leaps for her goal. Coaches (I to r): Larry Yarrish, Peter Jirak. David Montgomery, Tom Taylor. Top Row (I to r): Joe Zarillo. Ken Kwo. Robert Pattum. Brian. Second Row (I to r): Steve Laucirica. Chris Talish. Chris Zanetti. Wade Hartman. Third Row (I to r): Doug Meyer, Larry Torsone, Bob Lahoff, Joel Nararro. Doug Luftman, Bob Gomez. Bottom Row (I to rj: Kevin Quinn, Ken Adessa. Thomas Adelmann, Jon Fine, Jim Scanned. Tom Moro JUMP: Sophomore Doug Luftman tries to defeat his opponent. 146 SPORTS GOING DOWN: Junior Joel Navarro goes for a landing. PACING THEMSELVES: Lady Knights run against their opponents STRETCHING OUT: Freshman Robert Pattum gets psyched for his race. Coaches (I to r): Larry Yarrish. Peter Jirak. David Montgomery. Tom Taykx. Top Row (I to r): Robyn McCarthy. Beth Torsone. Daren Scarmell. Sue Lorent. Donna Bikoff. Jo Altero. Second Row (I to r): Michelle DeMiro. Dana Serio. Kathem Scannel. Tami Wolfesberger. Daniel Ettel. Shirty Tsong. Bottom Row (I to r): Mary Ellen Rourke. Cathy Quinn. Sandy McGuirk. Katrina Mueller. SPORTS 147 READY, AIM. FIRE: Junior Joe Barile tries to get a whole in one GOLF Under the leadership of Coach Ted Karsen. the Golf Team plans to continue its successful record in the 1987 season. The team should have the experience necessary to come up with a good season with the nine returning letter- men Peter Mazzola, Chip Trabold. Steven Batta, Paul Schil- ling, Joe Barile. Bruce Scrivo, Craig Effenberger. Roy Ritchie, and Casey O'Reilly. Junior captain Joe Barile aided the team immensely in past seasons, and should prove his ability again this season. Newcomers to the team include Steve Zinn, Chris Bilardo, and Sean Quinn. Top Row (I to r) Bruce Scrivo. Craig Effenberger. Steven Batta. Paul Schilling. Steven Zinn. Peter Mazzola, Coach Ted Karsen Bottom Row [I to r): Roy Richie. Casev O'Reilly, Joe Barile. Chip Trabold. WATCH THIS BALL FLY: Senior Steven Batta is ready to play golt. 148 SPORTS CONCENTRATION: Sophomore Roy Richie is ready to putt SPORTS 149 TEE TIME: Senior Peter Mazzola follows through on his swing. I i NICE PUTT: Junior Paul Schilling lines his shot up. WOW: Senior Chip Trabold hits the ball hard. ADMINISTRATION MR. CHARLES PAGLIERI Superintendent MR. MALCOLM SIMPSON Principal MR. RALPH HARRITY Assistant Principal Department Head of Business and of Social Studies MR. ROBERT HASKINS Assistant Principal Department Head of Foreign Languages and of Physical Education 152 FACULTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 1 Standing — (left to right): Hickey. Joseph A Essex Fells, Hawkins. Diane. North Caldwell. Fihppello. Constance J . Roselana, Rotonda. Dr Anna Marie Fairfield whitehouse C tiurton. North Caidwel Seated — (left to right): Leonard Frank J. Fairfield; Vanyo. Charles F . Jr. Fairfield; Rubm. Dr Edward M North Caldwell, Pag lien. Charles M . Supenntendent of Schools; Hand. Jay L. School Business Administrator Board Secretary. Miller. Robert C.. Jr. Roseland. Not Pictured. School Business Administrator Board Secretary MR. FRANK SCOCOZZA Assistant Principal Department Head of Fine Arts Orchestra FACULTY 153 ENGLISH MS. PATRICIA CONNORS Survey. English 2G, 3CP MR. EDWARD LYNCH English 3H, 2CP. British Novel, Survey MR. JOSEPH MARTINO, JR. Department Chairman. English 4H MR. RICHARD CLARKE English 2D. 2H. 3CP MRS. MARY CLIFTON Expository Writing. English 22-3-4CE, 3CP COME ON GIVE US AN A: Seniors Colleen McVeigh Dina Nitolo try to bnbe their teacher, Mr Charles Small, MS. TINA LANE Journalism 1. 2, Survey, World Literature. Creative Writing. Wessex Wire MRS. TRACEY SALERNO English EG, 3D MISS JO-ANN SCUDERI Shakespeare, Modem Drama, Latin 1. 2, 3 MRS. CAROL DEMAS English as a Second Language 154 FACULTY MR. CHARLES SMALL Business English. English 2CP. 4G MRS. DOROTHY CHESTNUT Librarian FACULTY 155 SCIENCE MR. ALBERT CARO Department Head of Science and of Math; Physics 2H MRS. LAURIE HANLY Biology 1 ALL METALLED OUT: Mr. William Gramlich explains how to build this metal object to his class MR. RUSSELL EVERETT Biology 1; Biology 2H MR. THEODORE POPADICS Physics 1; Chemistry 1 LET'S PAINT: Mr John Rolandelli helps his students. 156 FACULTY WHAT A LAB: Mr. Robert ''Rocky Went takes Ns students outside to do their assignment MR. WILLIAM ROCA Science 10; Chemistry 1 MR. ALAN SILLS Chemistry 1H MR. WILLIAM STRAUS Physics 1; Chemistry 1H MR. ROBERT WENT Earth Science; Man Made World; Physics 1 FACULTY 157 MATHEMATICS MR. DONALD ALBANESE MRS. REGINA CULLEN Algebra Tech; Geometry Algebra 1; Computer Science 1, AP MRS. BARBARA DE VISSER Geometry Tech.; Trig Algebra 2 MR. PETER FALCO Math 2. 3-4. 2-3-4-CE MRS. OLIVE HARRITY Algebra 1, 2; Math 3-4 MR. VINCENT KORFMANN Algebra 2; Geometry Tech; Advanced Math THE COMPUTER SHOULD BE YOUR FRIEND: Mr Walter Weig shows what he does best. MR. JOHN LUKASIK Geometry; Advanced Math; Calculus AP-AB 158 FACULTY IN ACTION: Mr. Malcolm J. Simpson is caught teaching a math class FACULTY 159 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. THOMAS PENGITORE Athletic Director MR. TED ARZONICO Trainer AND THAT'S REALLY THE WAY IT HAPPENS: Mr. Ronald Anello tries to convince his skeptic students. MR. JAMES BENEDICT Physical Education 10,12 MRS. SUSAN LEONARD Physical Education 10,11; Driver Education MR STANLEY SCHER Physical Education 12; Driver Education MISS LINDA ALIMI Physical Education 12; Driver Education MR. RONALD ANELLO Physical Education 10; Driver Education MR. ROBERT SCHNAUFFER Physical Education 11 160 FACULTY MISS KATHERINE WEIDEMANN Physical Education 10.12; WEEA MR. LAWRENCE YARRISH Physical Education 11; Driver Education MRS. HELEN JONES Nurse HAMMING IT UP: Miss Linda Allmi (Coach) jokes around with one ot her field hockey players. Senior Erica Schmidt. FACULTY 161 MR. JOHN GALE US History 1. Survey; US History 2 CIP; Caribean Studies SOCIAL STUDIES MR. JEFFREY BOYD US History 1DH; Criminology; Asia MR ROBERT CARUSO US History 1 and 2AP, Sociology; Comparative Religion OUR STOCK IS FINALLY RISING: Mr. Thomas Mullane laughs with Senior Carolyn Riccardelll. MR. JOSEPH GARVEY Social Psychology; Crisis Change; US History 2PS MRS. SUSAN HEINIS US History 1SH; US History I; Survey 162 FACULTY MR. ANTHONY JANISH US History 2S; US History 2 CIP MRS. BONNIE-ANN MCLAIN US History 2S; US History 1DH; Contemporary Cultures THESE KIDS ARE CAUSING ME AGITA; Mr Stanley Scher is ready tor retirement DON'T FORGET TO TURN YOUR OVEN OFF: Mrs Ruth Cohen teaches cooking MR. DAVID MONTGOMERY US History 2PS; US History 2S; US History 1DH Economics FACULTY 163 FOREIGN LANGUAGES THIS IS HOW YOU BUILD A HOUSE: Mr Robert Czuka teaches his Junior students the fundamentals of architecture. MRS. LORELEI ALTERMAN Spanish 2, 3 BUT THAT'S BESIDE THE POINT!: Mr Robert Caruso wanders off the subject while speaking with Senior Alan Harper. MR. PETER JIRAK German 1, 4-5; English 2-3-4CE MRS. MARIA MAUCERI Italian 1, 2, 3-4 MISS MARYANN STAGEN French 2. 3, 4-5 MISS CORIELLE VOGEL Spanish 1, 2, 3 MRS. LAURENE SMALL Spanish 3, 4-5 164 FACULTY MS. CATHLEEN COLLINS Merchandising Education 1, 2 Typing 1 MISS ROSEANNE BOWLES Typing 1, Business Machines BUSINESS MRS. JANICE EMERING Steno 1. 2 MRS. DORIS POMEROY MR. RICHARD RIZZO Typing 2; Business Business Law Machines; Co-op Office Ed; Sec. Office Practice MR. JEFFREY ROBBINS Bookkeeping 1, 2; General Business HELP. I NEED SOMEBODY. Senior Sophie L'hertier asks Mr Anthony Ortiz how to solve the word problem FACULTY 165 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1 I yr MR. GERALD ALBANESE Mechanical Drawing 1; Wood 1-2 MR. ROBERT CZUKA Machanical Drawing 2A. 3A-4A, 2T-3E-4E MR. WILLIAM GRAMLICH Metal Power 1; Power 2-3 PROFESSIONAL SUBSTITUTE MR. MEYNHERT VERES Department Head of Industrial Arts; Wood 3-4, CIE MR. DAVID MINSAVAGE Substitute SEE. I’M NOt LOOKING: Mrs Janice Entering instructs her students not to look at the keys. 166 FACULTY FINE ARTS MR. JOHN BORONOW Chorus MR. DARRYL BOTT Band. Music Theory MR. MOREY BOBROW Art 2. Illustration. Advertising Art Art 1,2.3 Painting Marc Kervis. Ronnie Zancles FACULTY 167 MISS MILDRED BABIAK Counselor GUIDANCE MRS. MARGOT KANN Counselor THAT PIECE OF WOOD CAME FROM A TREE: Mr Gerald Albonese tells his student Frank DChara. MISS MIRIAM LEMMERMAN Counselor MR. GEORGE HAWEENY Counselor MR. BRYON HARMONY Director of Guidance 168 FACULTY MRS. SHERRIE CAPLAN Special Education DR. KARIEN ZIEGLER Department Head SPECIAL SERVICES ROBINSON Special Education MRS. HARRIET GORDON Special Education MR. PATRICK FLAHERTY Special Education MRS. ELLEN GRAYSON Special Education MRS. FRANCES TURNCELITO Special Education MS. JOAN ROTTMAN Bridge Counselor FACULTY 169 SECRETARIES MRS. JANET CONZOLA Athletic Office MRS. ROSALIE INOCENCIO Board Office MRS. ROSEMARY JENSEN Principal's Office MRS. DORIS KLEIN Special Services MRS. JOYCE KOSKO Principal's Office USE YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE: Mr David Montgomery watches Senior Claudia Mmish cast her vote during the class election MRS. CAROL LUDWIG Board Office MRS. ANN ORLANDO Bookkeeper MRS. JOAN MALKIEWICH Guidance 170 FACULTY MRS. STELLA SILVA Board Office MRS. JOY SUAREZ Mr. Harrify's Office MRS. JO-ANN WOLSKY Principal's Office FACULTY 171 CUSTODIAL STAFF MR. DAVID ALBANESIUS Supervisor of Building Grounds _____________} PASSAFARO Custodial Staff (left to rtgM] John Hoover, Augie Emposimalo. Richard Wilson, Hugh Albanesius. Charoles Hughes, Susie Locketl 172 FACULTY CAFETERIA STAFF . . Qk MRS. PATRICIA LOMBARDI Dietician ACTING SILLY: Connie Pascucci. Marie Hulk. Gurt Becker. Ann Lissaso. Ella Vit- ence are on a lunch break Standing (left to right) — Gem Ballante. Diane Benwinkle. Carol Scipio. Lillian Basile. Audry Trawte. Dorothy Howland. Dorothy Haberbeck Sitting (left to right) — Stacy Copra. Connie Passucci. Betty Jacob. Francis Lento. Helen Podmolky FACULTY 173 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top Row (loft to right) Craig Alexander. Ricky Hampson. Eric Nvgren. Gard Krause Second Row (left to right) Terry Prince. Alan Harper Michael Sinnotl. Jo Nathan Keith. Kenneth Adessa. Kurt Ambrose. Jim Messina. Joel Remigio, Chris Waltz. Steve Bona Third Row (left to right) Debbie Domer. Kathy Cinque. Sophia Chin. Tara Bernstein. Sharon Cinnamon. Alex Cocoziello, Sandy Arata. Andrew laci. Jennifer Nargi. Colette Ranucci Iris Arvanites Bottom Row (left to right) Helen Kwon. Mary Beth Petriella. Simone Nelson. Dana Barba. Wen-Ting Cheng, Michael Golioto Phedra Rudell. Scott Zager, Ben Ontsu. Sun Yang Scholarship. Leadership, Service, and Charac- ter — the ideals promoted by the National Honor Society. The West Essex chapter, with forty-two current members, upholds the distinguished values of scholastic achievement, rewards a concen- trated, enduring academic effort, and maintains a high standard of student leadership within the school. In addition to scholastic ranking, its members display exemplary character and lead- ership skills. Aside from this recognition of achievement, the society involves members in several important activities, such as ushering school functions, graduation, tutoring fellow students, and raising funds to benefit local chari- ties, all of which satisfy the ideal of service to both school and community. In continuation of es- tablished tradition, the West Essex National Honor Society will pursue its goals to advance the welfare of the school and acknowledge academic talent. 176 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 177 (left to right) Phedra Rudell. Liesel Lehrhoupt. Miss Linda Alimi. Sophie Lheritier. Sandy Arata- KEY CLUB The West Essex Key Club is a service organization with over one hundred members. The most successful projects for this year have been the volunteer work at the Lincoln Pak Nursing Home, the Christ- mas Toy drive, and the Kiwanis Light Bulb sale. For leadership training and fun. select club members attended the annual District conven- tion at Mount Airey Lodge in April. It has been a good year and the officers would like to thank everyone for their help. Top Row (loft to right) Gregg Slintak. Doug luftman. Tim Johnson. Dennis lenart. Tim Johnson Second Row (left to right) Stacy Delfell. Wendy Bishop, Barry Pomper, Jennifer Greene. Josh Horowitz. Jessica Koock. Blanche Weiner Third Row (left to right) Gabrielle Sodowick. Jennifer Murphy. Ms. Tina Lane Sam Cummis. Julie Wolpov. Simone Nelson. Fourth Row (left to right) Kurt Ambrose. Nicole Amato, Annie Keith Aimee Geller, Sue Richards, Ken Shapiro Bottom Row Ben Monevitz.____________________________________________ ROUNDTABLE The word roundtable brings to mind images of King Arthur and his court. We at the Roundtable, however, are Knights (pardon the pun) of a different order. We represent the literary faction of West Essex. Our year is spent writing, revising, and reviewing each other's work in preparation for the publi- cation of our magazine. Into this magazine we hope to put as much of ourselves as possible, in order to reach as many of you as possible. And that's really what the Round- table is all about. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT Benetton. Milano. Lasagna. Rice and cheese. Karen Picchetti. What do these things have in common?—They're all from Italy I This year Karen is the foreign exchange student to come through AFS (American Field Services). Karen comes from a town in northern Italy near Milano. It is called Novara and is known for its rice and special cheese. She is staying with Sophie L'heritier and her family in Essex Fells and has enjoyed West Essex very much — especially fencing. Karen likes America and would like to come again soon. The stu- dents of West Essex should be thanked for making Karen feel at home. Senior Karen Picchetti SPANISH CLUB The purpose of the Spanish Club is to foster interest in Spanish Culture. Toward this goal, club activities include holiday parties with Spanish foods, movies, lunches at Spanish restaurants, and viewing of slides of Spain. Top Row (left to right): Michael Ciccone. Deborah Gozich. Ann Marie Inocenclo. Doug luftman. Ladona Reele, Jen Sammartino. Rusty Wills, Jan Sorkin. Todd Marcus. Second Row (left to right) Seema Chopra. Julie Mink, Sylvia Grosso, Liz Fost. Robyn Sacks. Claudie Buccharelli. Karen Haveran. Aimee Paul. Brian Sobieski, Scott Messinger Third Row (left to right) Patee Dietz, Gabiella de Hegaedus, Darlene lanzerotti. Shalini Sharma. Elise Vandermolen. Carol Aloia. Craig Cecere, Erika Weber. Jennifer Schwartz. Christine Rossi. Jen-Fu Cheng. Vyomesh Bhatia, Jim Galiano. Mrs Alterman Bottom Row (left to right) Josh Florowitz. Michelle Rapacon. Dennison Akus. Amy Frohling, Jeff Peyser. Rob Rapuano. Patrick Svenson. Michael Dichiara, Todd Davison. Louis Kim 178 ACTIVITIES FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The French National Honor Society recognizes those students who have maintained an A- average or better in French, as well as an overall school average of B-. Each year those students who have met these high standards are in- vited to become members of the French NHS at a formal cere- mony conducted entirely in French. FRENCH CLUB Having completed several successful fetes, as well as having compiled in French an exceptional monthly jour- nal. J'AIME LA FRANCE, the members of Le Cercle Francois are au courant regarding France, her people and culture, as well as connoisseurs of French cuisine. Top Row (left to right) Karen Picchetti. Wen-Tiro Cheng (Editor of J AIME LA FRANCE ). Mina Hsiao. Cliff Annicelli. Jennifer Wechsler. Jenny Lamb. Larissa Seda. Monica Georgi. Doug Jones. Bemie Reyndds. Ennn Lynch. Rosa Montalbano. Athena Fotiadis. Jamie Davidson. Mary Ellen Rourke. Cathy Lazzara. John Strapp. Roger Schwartz. Dana O'Dowd. Vicki Cocoziello. Stacey Boyd. Katherine Scannell. Carolyn Ricardelli. Alex Danik, Miss M Stogen (Advisdl Middle Row (left to right) Huss Navarro. Louis Raymond. Monish Patel. Dana lad. Leon Richter. Vincent Marasco. Barry Bedell Bottom Row (left to right) Stephen Lauclrica. Leslie Cdavita. Christina Fabian. Mary Beth Petriella. Ruby Chang. Lisa Fontoura. Lori Catone. Flotiza Mangahas Shirley Tsong. Nicole Talish ACTIVITIES 179 ITALIAN CLUB AND NHS The Italian Club is the club where Italian students cultivate the language, the culture and enjoy the tradition of the Italian heritage. The Italian Honor Society is the organization where the best students gain the reward for their ability to succeed and get the right recognition. Top Row (left to right) Anna Mane Corso. Lauren Rotunda. Ann Marie Inocencio. Mary Beth Petriella. Gianna Gifford, Joanne Femicolo. Silvia Grosso. Bottom Row (left to right) Daniel Panicoe. Mrs Mauceri (advisor), Emilio Puzo. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The American Field Service Club supports and encourages student exchanges with any one of the fifty-nine American, Asian, and European countries affiliated with American Field Service International. This year West Essex is hosting Karin Picchetti from Italy. In recent years we have hosted students from Japan and Sweden. In addition to raising money for the exchange program, club members hear former ex- change students relate their ex- periences abroad, engage in short term domestic exchanges with American Field Service clubs from other schools in the United States; and hold an annual Spring dinner or picnic. A committee of area parents supports the activities of the club. Top Row (left � o right) Leslie Coldvita. Laurie Gordon. Erika Weber Middle Row (left to right) Phedra Rudell. Heather Wehrte. Lauren Ploscowe Bottom Row (left to right) Blanche Weiner. Denison Acres 180 CONCERT CHOIR Top Row (left to right) Kristen Effenberger. Jennifer Lamb, Gina Kovarcik. Karen Waltz, Tami Wolfelsperger, Tim Johnson. Chris Zanetti. Jon Yarger, Jack Etheridge, Jodi Bednarcik, Denise Toner, Heather Tockett. Vikki Cocoziello, Kathy Cinque, Second Row (lett to right) 'isha McDermott Lanssa Scota. Davyn Gleason. Kathryn O'Rourke, Jennifer Clark, Amy Zanetti. Sean Meade, Stephen Rice, Marc Wiggins. Jett Budd. Carolyn Riccardelli. Vicki Manalio. Dana Ciricillo. Debbie Gade. Michelle Ochojski Third Row (lett to right) Nancy Wang. ErinMeade, Nancy Griffoul. Debbie Gozick. Carolyn Messina. Jenise Atkinson. Rob Intile. Stacey Boyd, Adam Reich. Karin Belger. Pam Niedz. Mary Claude Martin. Carrie Silberman, Jennifer Sammartino. Mary Cousins Bottom Row (left to right) Monica Georgi. Jance Bedell. Jennifer Sullivan, Tara Lizza. Jennifer Chaney. Sandy Slintak, Debbie Pezzuti. Lauren Rotunda. Kurt Mattia. Debbie Domer. Shawn Campana. Sophia Chin, Josephine Altera. Michelle Rapacon The Concert Choir meets each day during seventh period. In addition to the daily rehearsals, the choir presents a Winter and Spring concert, plus the senior citizen's program. This year's choir activities have included a performance for the West Essex Chamber of Commerce, a trip to Charlotte, North Carolina's “All- American Southern Classic Music Festival, and partic- ipation in the NJ-American Choral Directors' Association festival of Trenton State College. 181 WIND ENSEMBLE Top Row (loft to right) Stephen Mind. Andrew Williams, Alan Camlet. Javier Bastidad. Pat Svenson. Jim Pizza. John Bomhott. Michael Marino. Sean Murray. Andrew Bassett. Chris Waltz, Chris Lawless. Paul LoVende. John Kosko. Alex Huff. Karen Brickett. Tim Campbell. Adrian Gomez. Andrew Marino. Jamie Manalio. Paul Schilling. Matt Bajek. Keith Harrison Second Row (left to right) Shelly MoGee, Audrey Hirsch. Peter Scheidle. Gianna Gifford. Sharon Cinnamon, Mark LoVallo. Bob Miller. Dan Sparano, Robert Gomez. Emilio Puzo, Drew Berman, Lori Callahan. Dominic Tone. Karen Loesner. Jennifer Wechsler. Jill Schlosser Bottom Row Cleft to right) Scott Suler, Derick DeStefano. Jonathan Fine. Kim Carline. Jennifer DeStefano. Liesel Lehrhaupt, Amy Frohling, Mina Hsiao. The Wind Ensemble is an organization which has developed over the past two years. It is made up of about forty select students from the symphonic band to play more challenging music, some of which is of professional caliber. The Wind Ensemble competes at Funton State College and in the annual spring tour. JAZZ ENSEMBLE The West Essex High School Jazz Ensemble has become a well known group this past year when we placed third out of fifteen bands at the Verona Jazz Fes- tival. We meet one night a week as an ensemble and at various times throughout the week in sectionals. This year we competed in the follow- ing festivals: Verona. South Brunswick, In- ternational Music Fes- tival in North Carolina, and the state festival. Top Row (loft to right) Drew Berman. Alan Camlet, Tim Campbell, Dominic Towe. Michael Marino. John Bomhoff. Sean Murray Second Row (loti to right) Chris Waltz. Allan Harper. Andrew Marino. Paul Schilling, Jamie Manalio. Karen Brickett. Keith Ffamson Bottom Row (loft to right) Liesel Lehrhaupt, John Kosko. Paul LoVerde. Chris Lawless. Peter Scheidle, Alex Huff 182 ORCHESTRA Top Row (lo« to right) JP Mueller. Ellen Panza Katrina Mueller. Katherine Scannell. Christine Lipat. Joel Remigio. Laura Alcide. Christine Cintron. Pat Piegari. Amy Boyd Second Row (left to right) Sun Vang. Peter Weigele. Douglas Meyer, Liz Lim. Susan Teepe. Kathy Cizmar. Dirion Panogtotakis. Marissa Fabio. Venus Anostasiades. Jennifer Fleming, David BurrelL Bottom Row (left to right) Nicole Gillies. Wendy Bishop. James Scannell. Thomas Cinque. David Hsieh. Deirdre Ryan. Sheree Kuo. Elizabeth Boskey Conducted by Mr. Frank Scocozza, the West Essex High School Orchestra had another successful year in 1986-1987. For the first time, the ensemble of aspiring high school musicians was joined by the orchestral talents of the seventh and eighth grades. Despite much adjustment, they became a valuable asset to the group. The year 1986-87 brought many opportunities to Ihe Concertmistress. Deidre Ryan, successfully auditioned for a seat in the Essex County Youth Symphony. Moreover, five other members of the West Essex High School Orchestra were accepted by audition into the 1987 All North Jersey High School Orchestra. The five students were David Hsieh, Sheree Kuo, Christine Upat. Katrina Mueller, and JP Mueller. IN TEMPO: Drum Major John Kosko leads the band MARCHING BAND The 1986-87 season proved to be exceptionally successful for the West Essex High School Marching Band, but a good show does not evolve overnight. Even before the start of the school year, the over one hundred students, directors, and instructors associated with this organization spent a week at band camp to begin preparation of their upcoming performances. Every day at camp, each member was involved in more than ten hours of intense rehearsals, drill in- struction, and personal practice; yet even with the many hours of hard work, there was always time for a game of ultimate frisbee. Band camp proved to be extremely successful this year thanks to the dedication and the positive attitudes of all its members. The band's hard work paid off whenever it performed. Under the commands of drum majors Michael Marino, Mina Hsiao, and John Kosko, the Marching Knights dazzled fans to the tunes of Ghost Riders, Echano, percussion feature Just Kidding, and selec- tions from Cats. Even when contending with adverse conditions such as 95“ humidity, freezing cold, pouring rain, or ankle deep mud, the band was able to win countless trophies while competing against some of the top bands in the state. Best musicianship. Best Band Front, Best Percussion Line, and Best Drum Majors are only a few of the many awards earned. The band's success was primarily due to its devoted staff of in- structors who taught them to strive for excellence. Mr. Daryl Bott. the band's director, led the band through its rewarding season. His dedication and motivation showed the band the true meanings of pride and spirit. Aiding Mr. Bott were Mr. John Baratta. assistant band director; Mr. Tommy Igoe and Mr. Larry Cohen, percussion instructors; Miss Nancy Kolodziej, Miss Terry Maimone, and Miss Donna Woielewski, color guard instructors; and Mr. John Boronow and Mr. Ray Rogers, logistics. In addition to the marching band, both the West Essex Sym- phonic Band and the West Essex Wind Ensemble had a year of outstanding accomplishments. The Symphonic Band's perfor- mance at the world renowned Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center will never be forgotten. Thank you, D.J. Bott, for making The Pride of West Essex what it is today. All band members will leave the 1986-87 season with heart- felt Memories. 184 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 185 BAND PARADE REST Color Guard Captain Donna SPIRITS HIGH: When not marching, the band members cheer on their schoolmates Blasser twirls her flag_______________________________________________________________________________________________ ,___________________ STANDING BY: Pellegrino Pescatore waits patiently for his part WE DON'T KID ABOUT ANYTHING: The drum line does its solo. KEEPING THE RHYTHM Side-Line Percussionists Javier Bastidas. Eric Feldt. Liz Lim. and Chris Walts do their thing THE PRIDE OF WEST ESSEX The band stands at attention STUDENT VOICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Top Row (left to right) Thomas Agesen. Michael Colannino. Michoel Sheft, Mr Richard Rizzo Bottom Row (left to right) Samantha Cummis. Laurie Gordon. Leslie Col avita. Julie Wolpov pe uode the Milestone photographer to donate blood don't SPILL Sophomore M.chelle Rapacon and Senior 186 ACTIVITIES STUDENT VOICE ACTIVITIES This year at West Essex, Student Voice has continued with its fine traditions of service to our school as well as to our community. We have had another successful year filled with accomplishments we are proud of. The year started with the class elections and Halloween contest. Following these functions were our annual Cancer Fund and Thanksgiving food drive. During the holidays our success continued with our Senior Citizens Concert and Alumni Reception. These events gave us an opportunity to see old faces and to meet new ones. The school's generosity shone again with the great success of our January and May Blood Banks. The directors of Student Voice, Mr. Rizzo, and Mr. Mullane thank all of the Student Voice members and faculty for their dedication and cooperation, which they have shown throughout this successful school year. WALK THIS WAY: Junior Cathy Fillppello lends an arm to the Senior Citizen. DON7 FAINT: Senior Karen Pichetti coaches Senior Richard Etzel ACTIVITIES 187 188 ACTIVITIES SENIOR CITIZENS CONCERT PERSONAL ESCORTS: Juniors Jimmy Faloni and Dan Panicoe escort the women to the school. WHICH SHALL I CHOOSE? Junior Tom Dondero helps serve the senior citizens CHATTING AWAY: jnior Peter Weigle and Senior Joel Remigio talk with a senior citizen BLOOD BANK COME ON. YOU CAN DO IT: Senior Donna Blassen tries to calm AM I HEALTHY? Senior Linda Hood has her blood pressure measured down a mysterious blood donor THIS WON'T HURT A BIT: Mr. Byron Harmony gives a sample of his blood ACTIVITIES 189 REPERTOIRE Top Row (left to riaht) Dan Panicoe, Adam Reich. Jack Etheridge. Sharon Cinnamon. Frank Messineo. Kann Belger. Henrik Borgstrom. Bottom Row (left to right) Simone Nelson, Rob Intile. Carolyn Diver. Stacey Boyd. Eric Feldt STUDENT-FACULTY COMMITTEE This committee is responsible for providing a forum where open discus- sion between students and faculty takes place. The purpose of these meetings is to breed a better under- standing between the two groups. Top Row (left to right) Mr George Haweeny. Mr Anthony Janish. Mrs Marilyn Milano. Mrs. Frances Truncellito. Thomas Agesen. Leslie Colavita. Julie Wolpov. Smantha Cummis. Michael Sheft. Ricky Hampson. Mr John Rolandell Bottom Row (left to right) Mrs Lorelei Alterman. Michael Desiderio. Michael Ruane. Mr Frank Scocozza 190 MASQUERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Masquers of West Essex is a theatrical group which is known for it's superior productions. We perform at least two major plays each year. Activities include working on both sides of the curtain. Students participate in acting, construction, painting, lighting, and costuming. Among our multifaceted programs is a selected traveling acting group known as the Masquers Repertory Company. These varied programs assure students the opportunities to participate in and examine each area of the theatre. MASQUERS Top Row (left to right) Adam Reich. Jock Etheridge. Frank Messineo. Karin Belger. Second Row (left to right) Henrik BorgsftomAouis Rudbart Matthew Bottone. Shaiini Sharma Julius Puimano. Sheree Kuo. Christine Lipat. Jennifer Lamb. Mary Cousins Debbie Pezzuti. Mary Claude Martin, lanssa Scola Cheryl Braue Carolyn Diver, Rob Intile. Simone Nelson Third Row (left to right) Monica Georgi. Michelle Rapacon. Stephanie Huff. Jennifer Wechsler. Sharon Cinnamon Bottom Row (left to right) Fric Feldt. Dan Pamcoe, Stacey Boyd ACTIVITIES 191 TWELVE ANGRY MEN The Jury Foreman...........................Mark Feldstein Juror 2.................Matt Bottone Juror 3..........................Mike Colannino Juror 4..............Henrik Borgstrom Juror 5....................Jeff Budd Juror 6.................Louis Rudbart Juror 7....................Bob Intile Juror 8..........................Jack Etheridge Juror 9.................Dan Panicoe Juror 10........................Frank Messineo Juror 11 ..................Eric Feldt Juror 12................Dave Griffin Guard.............................John Massotto VIOLENCE?: Jack Etheridge remains calm as Frank Messineo and Dave Griffin attempt to restrain an angered Mike Colannino READY AND WAITING: John Massotto. Jock Etheridge. Henrik Borgstrom. Matt Bottone. Dave Griffin. Bob Intile. Louis Rudbart. Eric Feldt. Mike Colannino. Mark Feldstein. Frank Messineo. Jeff Budd. Dan Pancoe prepare for the trial 192 ACTIVITIES TWELVE ANGRY WOMEN CHAT AT THE WATER COOLER: Debbie Lewm. Nicole Wechsler and Sharon Cinnamon tiredly await the beginning of the deliberation FRUSTRATED: Sheme Frank. Debbie Domer. Jennifer Wecchsler. Karin Belger. Christine Lipat. Nocole Wechsler. Sharon Cinnamon. Simone Nelson. Emily Stambuli. Audrey Hirsch. and Debbie Lewin await the tedious proceedings The Jury Foreman.................Mary Cousins Juror 2...........Sharon Cinnamon Juror 3.......................Karin Belger Juror 4.............Simone Nelson Juror 5.............Emily Stambuli Juror 6..............Audrey Hirsch Juror 7......................Nicole Wechsler Juror 8.....................Sherrie Frank Juror 9......................Debbie Lewin Juror 10........Jennifer Wechsler Juror 11 .........Christine Lipat Juror 12....................Carolyn Diver Guard................Debbie Domer 193 194 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 196 HELLO DOLLY CAST Mrs. Dolly Gallogher Levi Ambrose Kemper Horace Vandergelder Ermengorde Cornelius Hockl .... Kathryn O'Rourke Matt Bottone Jack Etheridge Monica Georgi Rob Intile Bamaby Tucker Adam Reich Mrs Irene Molloy Simone Nelson Minnie Fay Jennifer Sommartino Mrs Rose— Sharon Cinnamon Ernestine Jennifer Greene Rudolph Jeff Budd Judge Carolyn Diver CHORUS Amy Birdsall Stacey Boyd Jeff Budd Sharon Cinnamon Mary Cousins Sherri Frank Jennifer Greene Gina Kovarcik Patrick Lan Mary-Claude Martin John Massotto Tisha McDermott Sean Meode Debbie Pezzuti Michelle Rapocon Carolyn Riccardelli Louis Rudbart L orissa Scola Shalu Sharma Jennifer Wechsler Nicole Wechsler Carolyn Diver DREAMING OF LOVE: Minnie Fay (Jennefer Sommartino) and Irene Molloy (Simone Nelson) hope to soon find a mate ORCHESTRA Conductor Darryl Bott Flute Mina Hsiao Trumpet Michael Marino Jim Pizza Guitar Allan Harper Clarinet Jon Fine Derek DeStefano Trombone Mr Lee Oberg Mr. John Boronow Andrew Marino Drums Alan Camlet Alto Sax John Kosko Piano Mr John Baratta Bass Chris Waltz PRODUCTION STAFF Directors...............Robert F Caruso John D. Boronow Choreographer...........Joseph Giordano ARE WE REALLY UNDER ARREST?: The cast members go before the judge 196 ACTIVITIES HUG ME!: Dolly Levi (Kathryn O'Rourke) and Horace Vandergelder WE'RE GOING TO NEW YORK!: Cornelius Hackl (Rob Intile) and Bamaby Tucker (Adam (Jack Etheridge) dance the night away Reich) look forward to their trip. 1,2.3. STEP.. Ermengarde (Monica Georgi) and Ambrose Kemper (Matt Bottone) finally share a dance ACTIVITIES 197 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OF AMERICA DECA is a club for students in Marketing Education classes which allows students to further develop their busi- ness and social skills. Some activities include: competi- tions. fashion show, and em- ployer luncheon. io Top Row (loft to right) Ms. Collins. Carol Petito. Tina Marie Ripa. Monica Ryan. Karen Monarque. Stacey MacMillan. Rose Bernal Bottom Row (left to right) Tina Pullara. Kelly Holland. Michelle Duganier, Gina Guarino. Deanna Pesci. Lori Walters COOPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION Students enrolled in the Cooperative Office Educa- tion program attend school and participate in their academic classes in the morning. In the afternoon, they apply their secretarial skills to on-the-job training in a local business office. (left to right) Robyn Klecha, Julia Petruney. Darcy Smith. Mary Bohnenberger. Valerie Venditti. Maria Axiotis Irene Amolochttis, Mrs. Pomeroy. 198 ACTIVITIES FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Top Row (left to right) Michael Coel, Mark Costanzo. Frank Femicolo Second Row (left to right) Karen Bader, Gianna Gifford. Joanne Fetnicola. Vibha Patel. Elise Vandermolen, Lauren Mazzolc Third Row (left to right) Kathleen Flaydu. Debbie Gdde. Johanna Idelberger. Heather Tackett. Jennifer Clark, lizette Mosauera. Bottom Row (left to right) Mana Coppa. Lauren Rotonda. Mrs Mauchen. Bdn Pomper. Silvia Grosso The Future Teachers of America is a club whose main purpose is to attract promising young people to the teaching profession. The objectives are: to leam more about Educa- tion in the world; to succeed in the colleges; and to become a high quality person. CHEF’S CLUB Top Row (left to right) Russell Sampson. Paul DApprix. Jeff Cancel. Tony Gerittorlle. Joe Melc Second Row (left to right) Debra Mastandrea. Rose Bernal. Gail Witczak. Sandy Sadowsk Kim Hickock. Modelana Caprara. Ellen Panza. Mrs Cohen Bottom Row (left to right) Sandra Bongo. Nicole Amato, Michail Ciardello. Sue Delisi. Peter Schauer. David Osias. Alex Danik Interested in becoming knowledgeable in the Food Science Industry. Groups runs are P annual Christmas Holiday Projects. They bake hundreds of Cookies, cakes, and goodies which they sell to the staff, personnel, and students and West Essex. With the Money they take in the Chef's Club visits a Hotel, where they tour the faculty and have a luncheon. Dur- ing the term, they may visit a culinary school, have talks in the food industry as a career from people in the field. ACTIVITIES 199 The West Essex Computer Club welcomes students experienced with using computers as well as those interested in learning about computers. Club meet- ings deal with such topics as word process- ing, databases, spreadsheets, graphics, software, and programming languages. Students have the opportunity to work with the club-purchased robot named Topo. This year the club members hope to raise enough money in order to be able to offer a scholarship. EAT YOUR HEART OUT, R2 D2: Tom LeRoux. Ben Ohtsu. Joel Remigio. Julius Pulmano. and Mark Feldstem show off the club's robot. 200 ACTIVITIES BIOLOGY TEAM Top Row (left to right) Mott Bottone. Lynn Pruden. Leslie Stolz, Karen Waltz Bottom Row (left to right) Uiana Mencinsky. Mrs. Hanly, Beth Torsone. Lisa Rose. Kathleen Bangs. Letitia McDermott, Paul Kim Biology league members will compete in a total of four testing sessions against other area schools. High team scores after the first meet were turned in by Freshman Karen Waltz and Sophomore Uiana Mencinsky. N.J. MATH LEAGUE Top Row (left to right) Mrs. Milano. Jefterey Peyser. Laity Yoon. John Kwoh Bottom Row (left to right) Sheree Kuo. Mina Hsiao, Michelle Rapacon The New Jersey Math League sponsors 6 contests per year open to any interested students. Each contest is 30 minutes long and has 6 problems per contest. It includes problems from algebra and geometry. No graph paper, rulers or calcu- lators are allowed, only paper and pencils. At the competition of each school year's contests, a plaque is given to the two schools with the highest scores in the League and also to the two students with the highest total scores in the League. ACTIVITIES 201- CHEMISTRY 1 TEAM Top Row (left to right) Craig Hawkins. David Bongiovanni. Narayan Nayar. Peter Scheldel. Vincent Marasco. Second Row (left to right) Derek DeStefano. Daniel Armento, Joseph Saluti. Joel Navarro. Scott Patrick Third Row (left to right) Sheree Kuo. Jennifer Wechsler. Christine lipat Liz lim. Michael Rucki. Eric Feldt. Julius Pulmano. Ken lederman Bottom Row (left to right) Emilio Puzo. John Kosko. Ken Shapiro Hal Budd Mina Hsiao. David Hsieh CHEMISTRY 2 TEAM Led by newcomer Mr. Alan Sills, both chemistry teams have continued their tradition of competi- tion with other schools. With one meet away at Montclair and another home at West Essex, those students who wished to ex- pand upon their know- ledge of chemistry have done just that. Placing in the middle range, the team has had a fun time this year and hopes that next year, with some returning Chem. 1 students, the Chem. 2 team will emerge victoriously. 202 ACTIVITIES PHYSICS 1 TEAM The Physics Teams are carefully comprised groups of individuals who know that their calculations just might save the earth some- day. The Physics 2 team competes against second year physics students from other schools on examinations en- compassing many types of physical phenomena. PHYSICS: IT'S NOT JUST A TEAM ... IT'S A PARTY. PHYSICS 2 TEAM ACTIVITIES 203 204 ACTIVITIES Top Row (loft to right) Leon Richter (News). Lori Silbermon (Research) Dan Armento (Feature). Jeff Rosier (Assistant Sports) Bottom Row (left to right) Mike Sinnott (Sports). Tricia Masino (Double Truck Editor). Helen Kwon (Editor-in-Chief). Craig Alexander (Editor-m Chief). Dan Tabs (News) Craig Dicker (Assistant Sports) WESSEX WIRE EDITORS-IN-CHIEF WIRE (left to right) Helen Kwon and Craig Alexander. The Wessex Wire, which released its first extra in September, has con- tinued to bring West Essex H.S. all the news that's fit to print. Over the past couple of years, the Wire has informed its readers on such perti- nent news items as the Challenger disaster and teacher contract dis- putes and has focused its pages on the issues of drug festing, teen pregnancy, and. of course. Fanomania. And instead of releas- ing the messy, b w tables, the staff of the Wire with advisor Tina Lane has provided students with a clean, respectable, and always informative newspaper. WIRE ANNOUNCERS 8:00 am. The bell rings and a loud, static-ridden voice blares into the room, request- ing your participation in the Pledge of Allegiance. You sleepily stand and then ... tune out. However, once in a while, a voice or story may wake you up. Could it be Craig Dicker's always accurate picks? Or Mina Hsiao's salute to the flag? Or, at the end of the day, maybe Michelle Thomas' announce- ments, always a few seconds earlier each day? Whether It's another mug sale or a yearbook announcement by Mr. Scher. the Wire an- nouncers will continue to bring you the K-nightly News. AIDES Library aides give many hours of volunteer service to the library-media cen- ter. They run the circulation desk, shelve books, re- trieve magazines, and in numerous other ways serve their fellow students. ACT1VTOS 205 MILESTONE ASSISTANTS Copy Editor Helen Kwon and Art Editor Sandy Arata. MILESTONE MANAGERS MILESTONE EDITORS This year's Milestone staff has a lot of experienced people on it. After a year of deadlines and all-nighters, the group hopes that their efforts will be well worth it. Mr Stanley Scher and Senior Editors: (left to right): Lisa Edge. Sharon Brown, and Phedra Rudell. ACTIVITIES 207 THE CLASS OF 1988 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Michael Ruane. President; Michael Desiderio. Vice-President; Mr. Schnouffer. Advisor; James Faloni. Secretary, and Cathleen Filippello, Treasurer DON7 THEY LOOK CUTE!: Groce Fenrovecchio hugs her beloved friend SMILE: Teresa Mautone brightens the classroom with her smile. 210 JUNIORS BACK TO SCHOOL; Moni Rentis enjoys his junior year at West Essex. Henrik Borgstrom prepares a magic potion JUNIORS 211 Michoel Aimone Denison Akers Laura Alcide Christine Almeida Brian Aloia Laura Amato Lawrence Apolito Daniel Armento Jenise Atkinson Karen Bader Kimet Bajrami Samantha Baker Joseph Barile Christian Barnette Sharyn Battagliese Alan Bazaar Steven Becker Bany Bedell Karin Belger Joanna Bergman Prashant Bhatia Darren Bialek Christopher Bi lardo Jeffrey Bischof Pamela Block Jordan Blum Brian Bdan Michael Bomhoff Dorene Bonapace David Bongiovanni Henrik Borastrom Vincent Bon no 212 AIMONE-BORINO Jaclyn Bomello Cheryl Braue Craig Brazanskas Carolyn Brooks Christina Brucchieri Henry Budd Crista Campione Terissa Capodanno Hey. is Stephen Zinn's assignment pad big enough for all of his homework. Eric Cappiello Made tana Caprara Paul Caputo Jonathan Carver Michele Cavalere Andre Cheour Jason Chiappetta Kristen Chmielewski Christine Cintron Tara Cirillo Mary Jo Clemente Colaiocco Leslie Colavita Michoel Coppola Anna Marie Corso Robert Costa Peter Cuozzo Brenda Daly Alexander Danik Lisa Darrah Scott De Blasts Caryn Dekker Denese Della Cave Ronald Delii Santi Marc De Lorenzo Michael Desiderio Derek De Stefano Nadine De Trolio BORRIELLO- DETRO401213 Nicole De Trolio Juliana De Vincenzo Felic Di Bartolomeo Craig Dicker Bartxira Dollberg Thomas Dondero Jack Ethendge Linda Evans Chnstina Fabian James Faloni Eric Feldt Eric Fernandez Joanne Femicola Grace Fenovecchio Cathleen Filippello Marie Filippini Robert Filippini Matthew Findlay Kevin Fiore Jennifer Fischer 214 DE TROIIO-FISCHER Karin Fischer Athena Fotiadis Christopher Fountas Sharon Fronk liana Frieder Amy Frohling Darren Fusaro Deborah Gade Can Gaffney Patrick Gallagher Linda Galusha Todd Gambal CLOWNING AROUND: Gabby Sodowick gives Samantha Baker a friendly hug. Charies Garofalo Rosa Gotti Angela Mar Giambona Giarma Gifford Gina Gifford Dawn Gleason Daniel Globerson Jon Glowatch Robert Gomez Laurie Gordon Craig Goyette Robert Grassia Jennifer Greene Erica Grilli Mary Ann Grippaldi Scott Grunstein Laura Guanno Robert Guellich Dorothy Gum Richard Gum Wade Hartman Craig Hawkins Kathleen Haydu Craig Heater David Hicock Alison Hocart Heather Honeker Peter Hoxhoiii FISCHER-HOXHOLLI 215 LUNCHTIME: Cimberly Porks. Karen Boder. and Rebecca Vlchness enjoy each others company. TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE: Helen Krystalla and Christopher Jamsh try desperately to find the answer WHO ME? Jenise Atkinson is surprised at her locker. observe their experiment 216 JUNIORS OBTUSE TRIANGLES: Cindy Metzger takes notes in Math THINKING ABOUT THE WEEKEND: Heather Honeker cant until Friday JUNIORS 217 Mina Hsiao Charlie Hsieh David Hsieh Johanna Idelberger Philip Innarella Ronald Intile Dawn Iskra Jeffrey Jacobs Hazel Jacome Christopher Janish Douglas Jones Lisa Kaplan Gregory Karcz Sean Kelley Sheree Kelly Rita Kievit Tiffanie Kirsch Ashley Knigge Kevin Koch Mark Kolcz Jessica Koock John Kosko Kathryn Koteras Ronald Kotinsky Robert Krehley Helen Krystal la Sheree Kuo Dena Kurtz Deana Labanich Robert La Hoff Jennifer Lamb David Lattimer Stephen Loucirica Christopher Lawless Kenneth Lederman Michael Lee Sharon Leis Stephen Levine Elizabeth Lim Gabrielle Limongelli LIBRARY STUDIES: Annette Noce does research for English. 218 HSIAO-LIMONGELLI Sam Lin Christine Lipat Cara Lipsey Checyln Lubertazza Michael Lungaretti Erinn Lynch Stephen Magee Grange Mahne Narayan Mani Kelly Manson Vincent Marasco Laura Marchese Stephanie Mariano Andrew Marino Joseph Marino Laura Marino Keith Massi Debra Mastrandrea Ann Masucci Kimberley Matarazzo Teresa M out one Leigh Mayer Melissa McCabe Jennifer McDermott Patrick McGinley Mary McGovern Sandra McGuirk Lon McLaughlin Robert McTaggar Nora Meehan Joseph Metoi Christopher Menchm LIN-MENCHIN 219 r. ii WHAT?! I MISSED THAT! Lisa Kaplan reviews for a test Miss Chestnut? Peter Spera wants help on his term paper GUESS?! Guess Who? Stephanie Mariano gets her picture snapped 220 JUNIORS Steve Boothe's lecture kept students mesmerized. Did you hear the one about ..? Narayan Nay or tells the class a joke. SNAPPED OUT OF A DAZE: Debbie Ttano smiles bnghtly JUNIORS 221 DON7 MIX THOSE CHEMICALS: Hal Budd, David Hsieh, and Kenny Lederman are about to cause an explosion Cindy Metzger Douglas Meyer Robert Miller Rosa Montalbano Deirdre Momssey Bonnie Moscoe Paul Mulvaney Stacie Nagy Sabrina Nasisi Joel Navarro Jose Navas Narayan Nayar Annette Noce Maureen Oates Richard O'Connell John O'Connor Kristen Oechslin Jeffrey Ohl Kathryn O'Rourke David Osias Daniel Panicoe Ellen Panza Cimberly Parks Monish Patel Vanita Patel Scott Patrick Elizabeth Patton Peter Philis Lauren Ploscowe Lisa Pogorzelski Cindy Popowich Joseph Przybylinski Lisa Puglisi Julius Pulmano Glenn Puzino Emilio Puzo 222 METZGER-PUZO Annamoria Rausa Lodona Reel© Thomas Reilly Menelaos Rentzis Frederick Reutter Bernadette Reynolds David Richards Leon Richter Ferija Rifati Peter Rizzuto Alan Rodetsky Robert Roman Lisa Romano Lisa Rombough Jeffrey Rosier Lauren Rorcnda Mary Ellen Rourke Daniel Roush Michael Ruane Michelle Rubino Michoel Rucki GOSSIPING: Michael Lungoretti and Crista Camptone discuss events of the day Louis Rudbart Deirdre Ryan Joseph Saluti Steven Salvanto Peter Salvato Kevin Sawyer Michael Sawyer Karen Scannell Susanne Scarano Peter Scheidl Paul Schilling Maryanne Schmitt Jennifer Schwartz Larissa Scola Anthony Scrittorale Bruce Servo Stephen Seligman RAUSA-SaiGMAN 223 Jennifer Seri no Kenneth Shapiro Robert Simpson Jonathan Sluke STRIPES, STRIPES. STRIPES! Lawrence Apoiito and Stephen Magee pose for a picture on the way to class Gabriel le Sodowick Peter Spera Kristin Spry Emily Stambuli Jacqueline Stampone Theresa Storch Karl Strodthoff Scott Struble David Sutherland Heather Tockett Angelo Tedesco Debra Tiano Denise Toner Suzanne Tone 224 SERINO-TORRE V JUST ONE OF THE CROWD. Laura Marino sits among her classmates David Ujvari Lisa Linker Donald Vendltti Christina Ventura Rebecca Vichness Darin Vogt f ' Jk.H Lucy Wang Nancy Wang Erika Weber Jennifer Wechsler Peter Weigele Sarah Weston Tami Wolfelsperger Brian Wolliver Richard Woudenberg Kristen Wozmak Christopher Young Kim Zartman Stephen Zinn TORSONE ZINN 225 JUST ANOTHER DAY: Michael Ruane thinks about his football game on Saturday HEY WHAT'S COOKING?: Angela Colaiocco prepares the oven for baking. 226 JUNIORS YEAH! ANOTHER FIRE DRILL! Sabrina Nasisi. Jennifer Fischer. Jennifer Serino. Erirm Lynch, and Laurie Gordon socialize dunng the drill OH NO! Ladona Reele forgot to bring her book to class LOOK AT THOSE PEARLY WHITES! Jaclyn Bomeilo displays her pretty smile JUNIORS 227 CLASS OF 1989 V «1 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Jennifer Dee. Secretory. Michael Di Chiara. Treasurer. William Beardsiee. President; Mr Jim Benedict. Class Advisor, Bonnie Dalrymple. Vice-President GYM: Tommy Letizio stops and poses for the camera. PASSING TIME: Stacy Quackenbush and Susan Wigley take a stroll through the 228 SOPHOMORES from running. SOPHOMORES' 229 Michelle Adelman James Ahanah Alfred Alessi Carol Aloia Cameron Alworth Clifford Annicelli Jason Aronowitz Tracy Ascdi Michael Aumenta Albert Baime Krista Barba Javier Bastidas John Batta Michoel Batta William Beardslee Paula Bell Jodi Bergman Joel Berman Nancy Bernal Vyomesh Bhatia Donna Bikoff Michele Bilek George Birdsall Vincent Bitetto Matthew Bottone David Bronfman Claudia Bucciarelli Yolanda Burdzy Lori Ccrfone Timothy Campbell Frank Cassanelli George Cesar Craig Cecere Daniel Cerami Ruby Chang Jen-Fu Cheng Vincent Chiaia Seema Chopra Michael Ciccone James Cioci CLEAN UP YOUR ACT: Ron Zanders straightens up his locker 230 ADELMAN-CIOCI Jennifer Clark Victoria Cocoziello Michael Cole Scott Collins Frank Conticello Mana Coppa Mark Costanzo Mary Cousins Marc Cousoulis Paul Crosta Bonnie Dalrympie Stephanie Daniele SMILE: Jen Dee displays her pearly whites. Melissa D'Appuzzo Jamie Davidson Todd Davison Jennifer Day Jennifer Dee Massimo De Franco Jennifer De Guzman Gabnela De Hegedus Ersilia De Reinzo Michael Di Chiara Frank Di Chiara Patricia Dietz Denise Doumams Bernard Doyle Edward Dupree Brian Duborow Craig Effenberger Dawn Elberson Melissa Elkas Bryon Eng Frank Femicola Barry Filippini Frank Folk Lisa Fontoura Angel Formato Elisabeth Fost Kevin Franz Lon Frasca CLARK-FRASCA 231 Kimberly Fusoro Michael Fusco Antonia Gadaleta James Gal tano Mona Gal tano Salvatore Galvano Denis Gann Nancy Garris Jennifer Garuckas Steven Garufi Monica Georgi Daniel Gillies CONCENTRATION: Jeremiah Gregg looks entranced by his studies James Gleason Jonathan Golub Jonathan Golubiewski Joseph Gossett Deborah Gozick Jeremiah Gregg David Griffin Nancy Gnff ou I Theodora Grilli Silvia Grosso Charlotte Gualtier Debra Harraka Keith Harrison Robert Hauser Cindy Hendricks Karen Heveran Kevin Hibo Dana Hoitsma Barry Holleuffer Joshua Horowitz Stephanie Howard Stephanie Huff Helene Hughes Daria loci Michele Infusino Michele Innarella Stephen Inocencio Lisa Iraci 232 FUSARO-IRACI Brian Joy Tara Kouflin Gregory Keenan John Keller Donna Kievit Paul Kim Mark Kirves Gina Kovarcik Helen Krostalis Michele La Motto , Darlene Lanzerotti Cathy Lazzaro Scott Leichter Danielle Lento Erica Le Pore Gaetano Letizia Pen-Ching Liaw Michael Lin Linda Lkxi Jack Lipkin David Liftman Frank Lizza Paul Longworth Ronald Lord Susan L orent Mark Lovallo Heath Love Nicoletta Lozito Beverly Lucarella lias Luftman eth Maly Floriza Manga has Todd Marcus Danielle Marsico Lisa Mostrogiovanni Kurt Mattia Lauren Mazzola Sean Meade Kelly Meaney Scott Meisinger JOY-MEISINGER 233 4 BORED: Michel© Infusi no waits patiently for the bell. GET LOST: Danielle Lento tries to get rid of the Photographer LATE: Louis Raymond is delayed at his locker YES? Stephen Mund eyes the camera 234 SOPHOMORES LOOKING SERIOUS: Kevin Hibo shows off his Judos Priest shirt SOPHOMORES 235 NEED HELP? Helene Hughes is caught in the office ART TIME: Mark Kirves works hard in class. STUDYING HARD: Mark Lovallo is found in the library. DRAWING AWAY: Joselito Navarro sketches a picture. 236 SOPHOMORES THE GANGS' AIL HERE: Tia Grilli. Dana Hoitsma. and Tara Kauflin are waiting patiently during a Tire drill TAKING NOTES: Knsta Barba takes a second out of work to pose LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE: Brendan O'Connor takes a minute to look out the window. SOPHOMORES 237 Ulana Mencinsky Carolyn Messina Anthony Miele Kevin Minardi Julie Mink Robert Monaco Colleen Montague Denise Montefusco Colleen Moran Eric Moran John Moran Katnna Mueller Stephen Mund John Murphy Sean Murray Joselito Navarro Ernesto Navas Guy Nicolet Michelle Ochojski Brendon O'Connor Dana O'Dowd Tina Pacio Michael Pamieri Tara Patterson Aimee Paul Cynthia Peepas Pellegrino Pescatore Dina Pesci Jeffrey Peyser Carlo Pisapia Renee Pistone James Pizza GOSSIP: Billy Beardslee and Mike Batta talk about the afternoon events. 238 MENCINSKY-PIZZA Kimberly Polimeni Paul Pumphrey THINKING IT OVER: Roy Ritchie decides if his answer is correct. Susan Puzio Stacy Quack enbush Sean Quinn Evan Quinones Robert Ragazzo Dina Rapa Michelle Rapacon Robert Rapuano Louis Raymond Raymond Ricafort Ulber Rifati Roy Ritchie Ann Rizzuto Loura Romano Lisa Rose Christine Rossi Jane Rubin Karen Rubino Keely Ryan Robyn Sacks Michelle Salamone Jennifer Samartino Daniel Sangillo Margaret Scala Anthony Scamberti Katherine Scanned Jill Schlosser Pamela Schroeder Roger Schwartz Craig Sepe Shalini Sharma Kathleen Sheenn James Shih Nicholas Sibilia Eric Sincoff Brian Sinnott Brian Siper Gregg Slintak Brian Sobieski POLIMENI-SOBIESKI 239 Ian Sorkin James Stambuli John Strapp Jennifer Strom Beth Stuart Malm Svensson Patrick Svensson Lynda Swiatek Chrisptpher Talish Nicole Talish Darrin Tedesco James Teepe Dominic Tone Christine Torre Gerald Torsiello Rocco Torsiello Shirley Tsong Jennifer Utz Anthony Valeriani Matthew Valvano Elise Vandermolen Joshua VanKampen Lucia Vazzano Kevin Voorhis Andrew Wang Rachel Weinstein Laura White Marc Wiggins Susan Wigley Julie Wilberton Russell Wills Mark Witte Kellie Wright Lawrence Yoon Ronald Zanders Christopher Zanetti 240 SORKIN-ZANETTI SOPHOMORES 241 ANXIOUS: Cindy Hendricks waits fcx the bell. VIVACIOUSLY: Tracy Ascoli displays her smile. COMPREHENSION. Jon Golub unravels the story LEISURELY: Debbie Gozick poses for the camera. 242 SOPHOMORES CELEBRATING: Debbie Gozick. Dana O'Dowd. Sue Lorent. Vikki Cocozlello. and Jen Clark commemorate a Sweet Sixteen Buddies David Bronfman. Jamie Davidson, and Evan Quinones pal around in the hallway ENLIGHTED: Paula Bell stands in the sun. SOPHOMORES 243 INSPIRED: Scott Leichter looks up with a gazing smile RESEARCHING: Denise Montefusco checks into the library DAZZLED: Ulana Mencinsky gapes at her teacher FATIGUED: Jimmy Cioci tries to take a nap. 244 SOPHOMORES INSPIRED: Jen Sammartino takes notes in class. AMUSINGLY: Darlene Lanzerotti flashes a smile SOPHOMORES 245 Congratulations and Best Wishes to our Jennifer and to the class of 1987 — With Love, Mom, Dad, Daria and Denis, Carol and Beth Chaney The Best of Luck to Donna Blasser From Dad and Bobby I will Always Love You, Gregg 6 15 85 — Forever 246 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 May your lives be filled with Success. Happiness, and Good Health WEST ESSEX REGIONAL PTA President.............. Vice President......... Recording Secretary.... Corresponding Secretary Treasurer............... .. Gloria Romano .....Fran Patton Linda Beardslee Aeirora LoVerde ..Gail Ogando Congratulations Class of '87 The Mazzola Family GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '87! cJKurp th Sport Shop Sports Equipment For All Seasons RICK MURPHY 293 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE 228-4757 CALDWELL. NEW JERSEY 07006 248 Congratulations Julie We're very proud of you! 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Best Wishes to the beim photographers Class of 1987 from HUNTER PUBLISHING 1205 Springfield avenue irvington, n.j. 07111 COMPANY phone: (201) 373-9000 m 256 c £-■ S S' Y- A, ISr •! J mt-thc sK; dOOH LOVE IS ONLY AN ILLUSION...BUT ITS THE ONLY ONE 'fcW THAT MATTERS R IF I SHOULD STUMBLE, CATCH MY FALL...- ■Vi your . 4 •V' V? VOir+ ++vi+ ■ -I t) _vC rv' aK. s o V_rt “ Good-bye Good Luck from Sharon Brown, Lisa Edge, and Phedra Rudell lieit $uex jfieweler Tll-VIM Essex Mall 889 Bloomfield Ave. W. Caldwell'. N.J. 07006 Congratulations to the Class of '87 Dena Kurtz 8t Lisa Unlcer 257 Boosters Swiss-n-Cheddar forever! Louise E. Flynn Bednarcik Family Mr. Mrs. A.J. Huneke Jr. Patrons Ken Adessa Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bangs Wally Liz Thompson ROSEMARY JENSEN THE KRYSTALLA FAMILY Mr. Mrs. A. Bongiovanni Barrie and Celeste Werfel THE GRIFFIN FAMILY Sobieski Family HONEKER FAMILY Mr. Mrs. Pomponio G. Ucab Family Mr. Mrs. Gerald Kelly The Vichness Family Tom Elaine Cavalere THE GORER FAMILY — LENORE, LEN, RYAN JASON MR. MRS. EDWARD M. DORNER, JR. DONOR Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cocoziello Ed and Marianne Freibott Mr. and Mrs. William Berger Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Howard The Adelmann Family The Gambal Family Danny Arms Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harrity Lloyd Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Dansparano Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feldstein Mr. and Mrs. John Montague Jr. Craig Cecere The Marcus Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiGirolomo Harold J. and Marilyn A. Rourke Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Ciccone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Camlet P.N. Giordano Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tone Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rich Joe and Gerri Barba Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Raymond Sheft Sue and Craig Jones Marcia Strada Mastrangelo Family The Scannell Family Ricky Dennisi Mr. and Mrs. F. Perrotti Joan and Harold Bader Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm J. Simpson Ernest Georgi Phyllis, Kenny, Jessica, and Felisa Koock BENEFACTOR Bob and Jo-Ann Wolsky Mrs. Mary K. Clifton Mr. and Mrs. John Kosko The Seligman Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kaplan and Stan North Caldwell Veteran's Memorial Mr. and Mrs. George A. Engstrom Masquers of West Essex Dr. and Mrs. Robert Zager West Essex Key Club Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Devincenzo Ladona Reele Judge and Mrs. Philip B. Cummis Joan and Paul Moscoe Rita and Henry Hibo Richard S. Rizzo Myrna, Carl, Adam, and Ali Reich - I’M NOT FAT, This year, two well-liked teachers have taken their vacations a few months earlier, leaving their students with ... SUBSTITUTES!! Spanish teacher Laurene Small and history teacher Bonnie McClain have both taken advantage of maternity leave. However, English teacher Tracy Salerno, who is also pregnant, chose the classroom over Puerto Rico (a favorite of all upcoming mothers). Mrs. Pat Lewis, English teacher at the Junior High School, also left early this year and gave birth to a bouncing baby boy. The Milestone wishes all the mothers well with the new or upcom- ing additions to their families. Mrs Tracy Salerno 262 I’M PREGNAN I rm Mrs. Bonnie McClain 263 ... You’re gonna go far, You’re gonna fly high. You’re never gonna die, You’re gonna make it if you try. They’re gonna love you. — Pink Floyd 265 266 We all know success When we all find our own dreams. THE WHO The most wasted day, Is the one in which There is no laughter. ANONYMOUS 271 272 '3 I’m an idealist: I don’t know where I’m going, but I’m on my way. CARL SANDBURG tv S ■r A man is a success if he gets up in the morning and goes to bed at night and in between does what he wants to do. BOB DYLAN 275 .« LLZ vovs — ‘ op 04 4UDM noA jdi|m mou)| n,noA ‘4JD3M jnoA 04 U94SI.I noA 41 viHucmiJ- Just like a boxer in a title fight, you’ve got to walk in that ring all alone. 281 BILLY JOEL A Adelmonn, Michelle 230 Adelmonn. Thomas 38.114.115.135 Adessa. Kenneth 38.176 Agesen. Thomas 38. 67.105.106.129 186. 190. 203 Aharrah. James 230 Aimone. Michael 212 Akers. Denison 133. 212 Alcide. Laura 183. 212 Alessi. Alfred 100. 230 Alexander. Craig 27. 38.105.176. 204 Algien. Dominic 91 Allegrino, Rose Mary Almeida. Christine 108. 212. 220 Aloia. Bnan 31. 212 Aloia, Carol 229. 230 A1 worth. Cameron 230 Amato. Laura 212. 275 Amato. Nicole 38,199 Ambrose. Kurt 38.176. 203 Amolochitis. Irene 39. 67.198 Annicelli. Clifford 179. 230 Apolito. Lawrence 212. 224 Aranowitz. Jason 230 Arata. Sandra 36. 39. 72.176.177 Armento. Daniel 105. 202. 204. 212 Arvanites. Iris 39.176 Ascoli. Tracy 230. 242 Atkinson. Jenise 181. 212. 216 Aumenta. Michael 230 Axiotis. Maria 39.198 B Buchmann, Nadine 13, 40.62 Bader. Karen 199. 212. 216 Baime. Albert 230 Bajrami. Kimet 212 Baker. Samantha 205. 212. 215 Barba. Dana 37. 40. 97.176 Barba. Krista 230. 237. 243 Barbansi. Louis 29. 36. 40.100 Barile. Joseph 105. 212 Barnette. Christian 212 Baron. Scott 40 Bassett, Andrew 182 Bastidas. Javier 105.182. 203. 230 Batta. James 40 Batta. John 230 Batta. Michael 230. 238 Batta. Steven 21. 40.176, 202 Battagliese. Sharyn 212 Bazaar. Alan 212 Beardslee. William 228. 230. 238 Becker, Steven 2112 Bedell. Banry 179.181.212 Bednarcik. James 40 Belger. Karin 181.190.191. 212 Bell. Paula 230. 243 Bergman. Joanna 212 Bergman. Jodi 230 Bergstrom. Duane 21. 40 Berman. Drew 40. 282 Berman. Joel 230 Bernal. Nancy 230 Bernal. Rose 40,198.199 Bernstein. Tara 41.176 Bhatia. Prashant 212 Bhatia. Vyomesh 114. 230 Bialek. Darren 212 Bialoglow. Beth Ann 21. 41 Bikoff. Donna 230 Bilardo. Christopher 212 Bilek. Michele 133. 230 Birdsall. Amy 41 Birdsall. George 230 Bischof, Jeffrey 212 Bishop. Wendy 41. 83. 97 Bitetto. Vincent 230 Blasser. Donna 41.189 Block. Karen 41 Block. Pamela 212 Blum. Jordan 212 Blume, Andrew 41.100 Bohnenberger. Mary 41.198 Bolan. Brian 212 Bomhoff, John 42.182 Bomhoff, Michael 212 Bomhoff. Philip 25. 42 Bonapace. Dorene 212 Bongiovanni. David 202, 203. 212 Bongo. Sandra 42.108.199 Borgstrom. Henrik 47.190,191. 205. 211. 212 Bon no. Vincent 100. 212 Borriello. Jaclyn 33. 213. 227 Bottone. Matthew 191. 201. 230 Boyd. Stacey 42. 95. 97.179,181.190. 191 Boyland Colleen 42 Braue. Cheryl 191, 213 Brazanskas. Craig 123. 213 Brickett. Karen 42.182 Bromley. Denise 42. 72 Bronfman, Beth 42 Bronfman. David 230 Brooks. Carolyn 200. 213 Brown. Jill 42 Brown. Sharon 19, 42. 110. Ill Brucchien. Cristina 213 Brunje. Glenn 32. 42.120.121. 203 Bucciarelli. Claudia 230. 235 Bucco. Alesia 42. 88 Budd. Henry 132.133. 202. 204. 209. 213. 222 Buermann. Catherine 43. 51 Burdzy. Yolanda 230 Caballero. Yaila Cafone. Lori 179. 230 Caggiano. Michael Camlet. Alan 43.182 Campbell. Timothy 182. 230 Compione. Crista 213. 223 Cancel. Jeffrey 43.199 Capko, James 43. 69 Cappiello. Eric 24, 213 Capodanno. Tenssa 213 Caprara. Madelana 199. 213 Capuano. Richard 43 Caputo. Paul 18.100.117.118. 213 Cartine. Kim 16. 43. 74. 97.182. 284 Camevale. Anthony 44. 75.129. 205 Carsillo. Michoel 44. 72.100 Carver. Jonathan 213 Casale. Maria 10. 44. 80 Cassanelli. Frank 230 Catalano, James 44 Cavalere. Michele 186. 213 Cecere. Craig 230 Cerami. Daniel 230 Cerminaro. Tyrone 44 Cesar. George 230 Chaney. Jennifer 32. 44.119,120.181. 202 Chang. Ruby 179. 230. 282 Cheng. Jen-Fu 121. 203. 230 Cheng. Wen-Ting 36. 44. 71.119.120. 176,179 Cheour. Andre 213 Chiaia Christina 44. 46, 80 Chiaia. Vincent 230 Chiappetta, Jason 213 Chimento. Renee 213 Chin. Sophia 37. 44.120.176.181 Chmielewski. Kristen Chopra. Seema 230 Christopoulos. Sharon 45. 53 Ciardella, Michael 17. 45. 60.100. 116.117.199. 282 Ciccone. Michael 230 Cinnamon, Sharon 12. 37. 45.176, 190.191. 282 Cinque. Kathryn 45.120.176.181. 203 Cinque. Thomas 45.183. 202 Cintron. Christine 183. 213 Cioci. James 230. 244 Cirilk). Tara 108.181. 213 Citarella. Nicholas 45.117 Clark. Jennifer 181.199. 231. 243 Clemente. Mary Jo 213 Cocoziello. Alexander 36, 48. 61.176 Cocozielkx Victoria 179.181. 231. 243 Colaiocco. Angela 213. 226 Colannino. Michael 23. 29. 48. 75. 186 Colavita, Leslie 24.179,180.186,190. 213 Cole. Michoel 199. 231 Collins. Scott 231 Collito. John 48 Conte. Alison 48. 73. 74 Conticello. Frank 229, 231 Contreras. James 48 Coppa. Maria 199. 231 Copfx la. Michael 213 Corso. Anna Mane 178.180. 230 Costa. Robert 213 Costanzo. Mark 199. 231 Cousins. Mary 181.191. 231 Cousoulis. Marc 231 Crivelli. Gustavo Crosta. Paul 231 Cummis. Samantha 16, 48. 72, 75. 186.190 Cuozzo. Peter 213 Czuba. James 49 D Dalrymple. Bonnie 228. 231. 233 Daly. Brenda 107. 213 Daniele. Robert 49,199 Daniele, Stephanie 231 Danik. Alexander 105.179.199. 213 D Aprix. Paul 49 D Apuzzo. Melissa 8. 231 D Apuzzo. Richard 49 Donah. Lisa 213 Davidson. Jamie 179. 231 Davison. Todd 231 Davitt. Dennis Day. Jennifer 231 De Bell. Stacy 49.108 De Bella. William. 17. 49,100.101 De Bias . Scott 213 Dee. Jennifer 167. 228. 231 De Franco. Massimo 231 De Guzman. Jennifer 204. 231 De Hegedus, Gabriela 231. 235 De Jesus. John 49, 52 Dekker. Coryn 213 De Lisi. Suzanne 49,108,199 Della. Cave Denese 213 Delli. Santi Michele 49 Delli. Santi Ronald 213 De Lorenzo. Marc 213 De Mary. Frank 49, 228 De Miro. Patricia 49 De Rienzo. Ersilia 231. 241 Desiderio. Michael 190. 210. 213 De Stefano. Derek 129.182. 202. 213 De Trolio. Nadine 213 De Trolio. Nicole 214 De Vincenzo. Juliona 211. 214 Di Bartolomeo, Felic 214 Di Chiara. Frank 168. 231 Di Chiara. Michael 228. 231 Dicker. Craig 204. 205. 214 Dietz. Patricia 97. 213 Dietz. Sandra 49 Di Gangi. Paul 50. 87. 205 Diver. Carolyn 50, 80.190.191 Dobrowolski. Mary 50 Dollberg, Barbara 214 Doncoes. Edward 50 Dondero, Thomas 100.188. 211. 214. 283 Dooskin. Darren 50. 205 Domer. Debra 37. 50.176.180 Doumanis. Denise 167. 204. 231 Doumanis. Libby 50 Doyle. Bernard 231 Duganier. Michelle 50.198. 274 Dupree. Edward 231 Durborow. Brian 231 282 E Edge. Lisa 19. 51. 207 Effenberger. Craig 231. 235 Effenberger. Kristin 51.108.126.181 Egan. Patrick 51 Elberson. Dawn 231 Elkas. Jenifer 51 Elkas. Melissa 231 Eng. Bryon 231 Engstrom. Keith 51. 79.121 Esposito. Richard 51 Etheridge. Jack 181.190.191. 214. 271 Etzel. Richard 51 Evans, Linda 214 F Fabian. Christina 179. 214 Fahringer. Robert 51 Faloni. James 100.188. 210. 214. 283 Falzarano. Marc Fano. Steven 52.117 Farnsworth. Glenn 12. 52 Farone. Dina 52 Fautz. Marc 231 Feldstein. Mark 52. 200 Feldt. Eric 121.190.191. 202. 214 Fernandez. Eric 214. 280 Femicola. Frank 180.199, 231. 241 Femicola. Joanne 178,199. 214 Ferrovecchio. Grace 210. 214, 269 Filippello. Cathleen 96. 97. 210. 214 Filippini. Barry 231 Filippini. Marie 214 Filippini. Robert 214 Findlay. Matthew 212. 214 Fine. Jonathan 52.114.182. 203. 204 Fiore. Kevin 105. 214 Fischer. Jennifer 107. 214. 227 Fischer. Karin 215 Fisher. Alan 52 Fitzpatrick. Nancy 231 Folk. Frank 231. 277 Fontoura. Lisa 95. 97.179. 204. 231 Formato. Angela 231 Fost. Elisabeth 231 Fotiadis. Athena 179. 215 Fountas. Christopher 123. 215 Franconero. Anthony 19. 52.129 Frank, Sharon 215 Franz. Kevin 231 Frasca. Lori 16. 231 Freda. Anita 52 Freibott. Kimberly 22. 52. 80.103.131. 133 Frieder. liana 215 Frohling. Amy 182. 215 Fusaro. Darren 123.124. 215 Fusaro. Kimberly 232 Fusco. Michael 232 G Gadaleta. Antonia 232, 285 Gode. Deborah 181,199, 215 Gaffney. Cari 19. 31. 215 Galasso, Mark Galiano. James 232 Galiano. Maria 232 Gallagher. Patrick 215 Galusha. Linda 215 Galvano. Salvatore 232 Gamba, Thomas Andrew Gambol, Glen 23. 53.104.105 Gambol. Todd 100. 215. 273 Gambino. Sallee 53 Gann. Denis 100.114. 232 Gann. Michael 46. 53. 73. 74, 89.117 Gareffa, Debra 11. 53 Garofalo. Charles 215 Garofalo. Maria 53 Gams, Nancy Lynn Garuckas. Jennifer 232. 280 Garufi. David 53 Gotti. Rosa 215 Gehm. Heather 53 Geller. Aimee 53.103. 272 Georgi, Monica 179.181,191. 232 Giambona. Angela 215 Gibbs. Leslie 53 Gifford. Gianna 178.180.199. 215 Gifford. Gina 215. 282 Gifford. Jamie 20. 53.121. 200 Gillies. Daniel 183. 203. 232 Gingold. Rachel Gioioso. Paul 37. 46. 54.100 Gleason. Dawn 181. 215 Gleason. James 232 Globerson. Daniel 129. 215 Glowocz, John 54 Glowatch. Jon 215 Golioto. Michael 36. 54. 73.176. 202 Golub. Jonathan 203. 232. 242. 285 Golubiewski. Jonatha 232 Gomez. Robert 182. 215. 282 Gordon. Laune 24.110. 111. 180.186. 190. 215. 227 Gossett. Jeffrey 54 Gossett. Joseph 232 Goyette. Craig 215 Gozick. Deborah 126.181. 232. 243. 281 Grass ia. Robert 215 Greene. Jennifer 10. 215 Greenspan. Heather 167. 232. 242 Gregg, Jeremiah 123. 232 Gregg. Seth 23. 50. 54 Griffin. David 232 Griffoul. Nancy 181. 232 Grilli. Erica 215. 276 Grilli. Theodora 232. 237, 295 Grippaldi. Mary Ann 215 Groeger. Alexander 54 Grosso. Silvia 178. 180.199. 232 Grunstein. Scott 215 Gualtier. Charlotte 232 Guarino. Gina 54.198 Guarino. Laura 215 Guellich. Robert 204. 215 Gum. Dorothy 215 Gum. Richard 215 H Hampson. Richard 29. 36. 37. 54. 73. 74. 105.176. 190 Hanks. Carl 23. 46. 54.104.105 Harmony. Douglas 54 Harper. Allan 54.164.176 Harraka. Debra 8. 232 Harrison, Keith 167. 232 Hartman. Wode 105. 215 Hauser. Robert 232 Hawkins. Craig 19.129. 202. 215 Haydu. Kathleen 199. 215 Healy. Christopher Heater. Craig 215 Helmstetter. Christopher 54 Hendricks, Cindy 232. 242 Heveran, Karen 232 Hibo. Kevin 129. 232. 235 Hickey. Stephen 23. 41. 55.105 Hicock, David 215 Hicock. Kimberly 55.199 Hirsch. Audrey 55.182 Hocart. Alison 215 Hoffman. Erika 11. 55 Hoitsma. Dana 232. 237. 295 Holland. Kelly 58.198 Holleuffer. Bony 232 Holmes. Todd 58 Honeker. Heather 108.133. 215. 217 Hood. Linda 46. 58.189 Horowitz. Joshua 16.119.121. 203. 232 Howard. Jeffrey 58 Howard. Stephanie 167. 232 Hoxholli. Peter 215 Hsiao. Mina 179.182. 201. 292. 295. 218 Hsieh. Charlie 132, 218 Hsieh. David 132.183. 202. 218. 222 Hubert. James 58 Huff. Alex 20. 58. 75. 78.182 Huff. Stephanie 103.191. 232. 280 Hughes. Helene 232. 236 Hughes. Robert 58 Huneke. Russell 58 Hutchison. Patrick 59 283 La Motta. Michel© 233 Lanzerotti. Darlene 233. 245 Lattimer. David 218 Lattimer. Michael 62 Laucirica. Stephen 13.132.179. 218 La Vecchia. Robin 62 Lavista. Rocco 62 Lawless. Christopher 182. 218 Lazzara. Cathy 179. 233 Lazzara. David Lederman, Kenneth 202. 218. 222 Lee. Michael 123.124. 218 Lehrhaupt. Liesel 36. 62.177.182 Leichter. Scott 233, 235. 244 Leis, Sharon 218 Lenart. Dennis 63. 72 Lento. Christopher 63. 65 Lento. Danielle 233. 2234 Le Pore. Erica 233 Lepri. Patrick Le Roux. Thomas 32. 63. 200 Letizia. Gaetano 228. 233 Levine. Stephen 218 Lewin. Deborah 47. 63. 75 Lheritier. Sophie 63.165.177 Liaw. Pen-Ching 233 Lim. Elizabeth 183. 202. 218 Limongelli, Gabrieli 218 Lin. Michael 233 Lin. Sam 219 Liou. Linda 167. 233 Lipat. Christine 120.183,191. 202. 219 Lipkin. Jack 233 Lipsey. Cara 219 Littman. David 233 Lizza. Frank 233 Lizza. Tara 64, 82,108.181 Loesner. Karen 64,182 Long worth. Paul 233 Lord. Ronald 233 Lorent, Steven 64,100 Lorent. Susan 126.167, 233. 243 Lovalkx Mark 182. 233, 236 Lozito. Anthony 64. 228 Lozito. Nicoletta 233 Lungaretti. Michael 123. 219. 223 Lynch. Erinn 103.179. 219. 227 M Mac Millan. Stacey 64.198 Magee. Stephen 105, 219, 224. 283 Mahne. Grange 219 Maly. Elizabeth 233 Manalio. Jamie 64 Manalio. Victoria 64.181 Mancino. Jerry 233 Manevitz. Ben 36, 64. 87. 200 Mangahas. Fkxiza 179. 233 Mani. Noray an 219. 226 Manis. Dina 64. 272 Manson. Kelly 219 Marasco. Vincent 31.179. 202. 206. 219 Marchese. James 29. 64 Marches©. Laura 219 Marcus. Todd 233 Mariano, Stephanie 219, 220 Marino. Andrew 219. 282 Marino. Joseph 219 Marino. Laura 219, 225. 273 Marino. Michael 36. 64. 74.182 Marsico. Anthony 64 Marsico, Danielle 233 Martin. Mary Claude 65.181.191 Marucci. Jason 65, 87 Massi. Keith 219 Mast and rea. Patricia 65 Mastrandrea. Debra 199. 219 Mastrangelo, Matthew 66 Mastrogiovanni. Lisa 233 Masucci. Ann 219 Matarazzo, Frank 66. 278 Matarazzo. James 44. 66.123 Matarazzo, Kimberley 219 Mattia. Kurt 181. 233 Mattie. Ann Mane 29. 46. 66. 74.103 Mattio. John 63. 67 Mautome. Teresa 210, 219 loci. Andrew 59,176 loci. Daria 179. 232 Idelberger, Johanna 199, 218 Infusino, Michele 232, 234 Innarella. Michele 232 Innarella. Philip 9. 218. 276 Inocencio. Ann Marie 46. 59, 62,178. 180 Inocencio. Diane 59 Inocencio, Stephen 232 Intile. Robert 28. 60. 80.181.190,191. 205 Intile. Ronald 218 Iraci. Lisa 232. 241 Irwin. Mark 272 Iskra. Dawn 218 J Jacobs. Jeffrey 218 Jocome. Hazel 218 Janish. Christopher 117. 218 Johnson. Timothy 60.181 Jones, Douglas 179, 218 Joy. Brian 233 K Kalemba, Kathleen 60.131.133. 268 Kaplan, Lisa 218. 220 Karcz. Gregory 218 Kassem. Nabil 47. 60,100 Kauflin. Tara 233, 237. 295 Kean. Marie Kearney, Colin 60 Keenan. Gregory 233 Keenan. Sherri 60, 72 Keith. Annie 60 Keith. Jonathan 45, 60.176 Keller. John 233 Kelley. Sean 218 Kelly, Sheree 8. 218 Kent. Robert 61 Kievit, Donna 233 Kievit, Rita 218 Kim, Jason 61.105 Kim. Louis 61.105 Kim. Paul 132. 204. 233 King. Kevin 61.132 Krisch, Tiffanie 19. 218 Kirves. Mark 233. 236 Klee ha. Robyn 61 Knigge. Ashley 218 Koch. Kevin 218 Koenig. Jeff 61 Koenig. Michael 62.114.132 Kolcz. Mark 218 Koock. Jessica 19, 218 Kosko. John 182. 202. 218 Koteras. Kathryn 126. 218 Kotinsky. Ronald 218 Koukoularis. Parthen Kovarcik. Gina 181. 233 Krause. Gard 62.129.130.176 Krehley. Robert 218 Krostalis. Helen 233 Krystalla. Helen 103.186. 216, 218 Kuo. Sheree 120.183.191. 201. 202. 218 Kurtz. Dena 207, 218 Kuter, Cheryl 62 Kwoh. John 62, 201 Kwon. Helen 36. 62. 73.176. 204. 205 L Laban ich, Deana 218 La Hoff. Robert 105.135 Lamb, Jennifer 179,181.191, 218 Lambusta. Maria Lubertazza. Cheryln 103. 219 Lucarella, Beverly 233 Luftman. Douglas 135. 233 Mayer. Leigh 219, 277 Mazur. Wendy 67.114 Mazzola. Lauren 103.199. 233 284 MazzoJa Peter 67, 80 Me Cabe, Melissa 219 Me Dermott. Jennifer 181. 216. 219 Me Elnea. Chris 26. 67 Me Ginley. Patrick 219 Me Govern. Mary 219 Me Guirk. Sandra 109. 219 Me Laughlin. Lori 219 Me Toggart. Robert 219 Me Veigh. Colleen 12. 67.164 Meade. Erin 67.181 Meade. Sean 181. 233 Meaney. Kelly Ann 233 Meehan. Nora 219 Meeker. David 67 Meisinger. Scott 233 Meloi. Joseph 219 Menchin. Christopher 219 Mencinsky. Ulana 167. 201. 238. 244 Messina. Carolyn 181. 238 Messina. James 67.176 Messineo. Frank 29. 39. 68.190.191 205 Metzger. Cindy 108. 217. 222 Meyer. Douglas 114.183. 222 Micchelli. Ann Marie 68. 274 Miele, Anthony 238 Miller. Michael 68. 282 Miller. Robert 222 Minardi. Kevin 238 Mimsh. Claudia 29. 68.108.170 Mink. Julie 238 Mirabile. Frank 68 Monaco, Robert 100. 238 Monarque. Karen 68.198 Montague. Colleen 236. 238 Montalbano. Rosa 119. 222 Montefusco. Denise 238. 244 Moran. Colleen 238 Moran. Eric 238 Moran. John 238 Morgan. Tami 68 Moro. Thomas 68.136 Morrison. Caroline 68.133 Momssey. Deirdre 222 Moscoe. Bonnie 110, 222 Mosquera. Lizette 68.199 Mueller. J.P. 36. 68.114.115.183 N Nagy. Stacie 222 Nanartowicz, Joseph 69 Nargi. Jennifer 13. 32. 36. 69.176. 202 Nash. Michael Nasisi. Sabnna 23. 222 Navarro. Joel 202. 222 Navarro. Joselito 189. 236, 238 Navas. Ernesto 238 Navas. Jose 22 Nayar. Narayan 202. 221. 222 Nelson. Simone 29. 36. 37. 69. 73. 75. 176.179.190.191 Neuhart. Mathew 69,119.121 Nicholas. Nicole 69 Nichols. Mark 279 Nicolet. Guy 238 Nittolo. Dina 69,154 Noce. Annette 218. 222 Noce. Louis 70 Nutley. Douglas 70 Nygren. Eric 22. 70. 73.176 O Oates. Maureen 219. 222. 270 Ochojski. Michelle 181. 238 O Connell. Richard 222 O Connor. Brendan 129. 237. 238 O Connor. John 222 O Dowd. Dana 179. 238. 243 Oechslin, Kristen 222 Ohl. Jeffrey 19.129. 217. 222 Ohtsu. Ben 24. 55. 70.121.176. 200. 202 O Rourke. Kathryn 181. 214. 222 Osias. David 199. 222 Mueller. Katrina 183. 238 Mulvaney. Paul 222 Mund. Stephen 182. 204. 234. 238 Murphy. Jennifer 68. 94. 97 Murphy. John 123. 238 Murray. Sean 182. 238 Pacio, Tina 238 Palmieri, Cindy 70.103 Palmieri. Mary Ann 70 Palmieri, Michael 238 Palmieri, Peter 70.129,130. 280 Panicoe. Daniel 178.180.188.190. 191. 222 Panza. Ellen 183.199. 222 Panzarino. Michelle 17. 47. 70 Parillo. Stephanie 70 Parisi, Robert 65. 71 Parks. Cimberly 216. 222 Pasquarelli. June 13. 71. 204 Patel, Monish 179, 222. 270 Patel. Vanita 222 Patel. Vibha 71.199 Patrick. Scott 202. 222 Patterson. Heather 71 Patterson. Tara 238 Patton. Elizabeth 222 Paul. Aime 207, 229. 238 Payne. Robert 71 Peepas. Cynthia 238. 245 Pennino. Gerald 48. 71 PerTOtti. Thomas 76.128.129 Pescatore. Pellegnn 238 Pesci, Deanna 9. 76,198 Pesci, Dina 238 Peskm. Craig 76 Petito. Carol 76.198 Petretta. Michael Petriella. Mary Beth 22. 29. 37. 75. 76. 96. 97.176.178.179. 180 Petruney. Julia 76.198 Peyser. Jeffrey 121.167. 200. 201. 203. 238 Pezzuti. Deborah 58. 77.181.191 Philis. Peter 222 Picchetti. Karen 77.120.179 Piegan. Patrick. 77.183 Pisapia. Carlo 238 Pistone. Renee 167. 200. 238 Pistone. Tracey 77 Pizza. James 182. 203. 238 Ploscowe. Lauren 110. 111. 180. 222, 226 Pogorzelski. Lisa 222 Polimeni. Kimberly 239 Pomper. Bari 77.199 Ponce. Marco 77 Popowich. Cindy 108. 222 Porter. Shannon 28. 77. 97 Prince. Terry 77.176. 202 Przybylinski. Joseph 222 Puglisi. Lisa 222 Pullara. Tina 77.198 Pulmano. Julius 191, 200. 202. 222 Pumphrey. Paul 239 Puzino. Glenn 222 Puzio. Susan 239 Puzo. Emilio 178.180. 202. 222. 282 Q Quockenbush. Stacy 228, 239 Quinn. Cathleen 75. 78. 98.100.115 Quinn. Kevin 78. 99 Quinn. Sean 239. 272 Quinones. Evan 100.132. 239 R Ragazzo. Robert 239 Raney. Lisa 78 Ranucci. Colette 78.176 285 Rapa. Dina 235. 239. 271 Rapacon. Michelle 110. 111. 167.181. 186.191.201.203. 239 Rapuano. Robert 12.167. 239 Rausa. Annamaha 223 Rausa, Bettina 78 Raymond. Louis 179, 234. 239 Reele. Ladona 223. 227 Reich. Adam 21. 78.181.191 Reilly. George 43. 78 Reilly. Thomas 223 Remigio. Joel 36. 89.121.176.183. 186. 200. 202 Rentzis. Meneloos 211. 223 Reutter. Frederick 223 Reynolds. Bernadette 179, 223 Ricafort, Raymond 239 Riccardelli. Carolyn 21. 78. 96. 97. 162.179.181 Rich. David 78. 204 Richards. David 132. 217. 223 Richards. Suzanne 79. 90.108 Richter, Leon 179. 204. 223 Rifati. Aferdita 79 Rifati, Ferija 223 Rifati. Ulber 239 Ringle. Jeffrey 8. 79.100 Ring wood. Kimberly 79.110.112. 204 Ripa. Tina Marie 79.198 Ritchie. Roy 239 Rizzuto. Ann 239 Rizzuto, Peter 223 Robertiello. Peter 39. 79. 99.100.101 Rodetsky. Alan 223 Roman. Robert 223 Romano, Laura 239 Romano. Lisa 223 Rombough. Allan 273 Rose. Lisa 201. 204. 239 Roseman. Debra 79 Rosenblatt. Paul 79 Rosier. Jeffrey 30. 204. 223 Rossi. Christine 107. 108.133. 239 Rossi now. Diane 25. 38. 86 Rotonda. Lauren 178.180.181.199. 223. 271 Rourke. Mary Ellen 108.179. 223. 270 Roush. Daniel 223 Ruane. Michael 100.190. 210. 223. 226 Ruberto. Silvio 88 Rubin. Jane 110. 239 Rubin. Rick Rubino. Karen 239 Rubino. Michelle 223. 278 Rucki. Michael 121. 202. 205. 223 Rudbart, Louis 191. 223 Rudell. Phedra 36. 79. 80. 120.176. 177.180 Ruggiero. Gary 80 Ryan. Deirdre 183. 223 Ryan. Keely. 167. 239 Ryan, Monica 81.198 S Sacks, Robyn 207. 239 Sadowski, Sandra 81.199 Salamone. Michelle 167. 239 Saluti. Joseph 105.106, 202. 203. 223 Salvanto. Steven 223 Salvato. Peter 223 Salveseo. Steven 81 Sammartino. Jennifer 181. 239. 245. 276 Sampson. Russell 81.199 Sangillo. Daniel 239. 281 Sapone. John 25. 81 Saviano. Nicholas 81 Soviet. Nicole 20. 81 Sawyer. Kevin 223, 282 Sawyer. Michael 223 Scaccia. Erica 16. 28, 36, 81 Scala. Margaret 167. 239 Scamberti. Anthony 239 Scanned. James 81.114.115.135.183 Scanned. Karen 94. 97.179.183. 223 Scanned. Katherine 127.134.135. 239 Scarano. Susanne 223 Schouer. Peter 76. 81.100.117.118, 199 Scheidl. Peter 132. 202. 206. 223. 282 Schiff. Debra 11. 29. 75. 81.120.121 Schilling. Paul 223 Schlosser. Jill 182. 239 Schmidt. Doreen 81 Schmidt. Erica 17. 82. 97.126 Schmitt. Maryanne 223 Schroeder. Laurie 82 Schroeder. Pamela 239 Schubert. Debora 82 Schueler. Kathleen 82 Schwartz, Jennifer 179. 223 Schwartz. Roger 239 Scipione. Stephen 82 Scola. Larissa 179.181.191. 223 Scrittorale. Anthony 18, 223 Scrivo. Bruce 223 Seligman. Stephen 105. 223 Sementa. Joseph 82 Sena. Dina 82. 84 Sepe. Christine 73. 82. 90 Sepe. Craig 239 Serbin. Jonathan 83.123 Seri no, Jennifer 108. 224. 227 Shapiro. Kenneth 121. 202. 224 Sharma. Shalini 167,191, 239 Sheerin. Kathleen 239 Sheft. Michael 29. 37. 83.122.123. 186.190 Shih. James 114.121. 200. 203. 239 Sibilia. Nichdas 239 Sierchio. Joanne 239 Sigrist. Nicde 224 Sigrist. Robin 83 Silberman. Lori 83. 204 Silvia. John 224 Simon. Samuel 83 Simpson. Mary Ann 83 Simpson. Robert 224 Sincoff, Eric 100. 239 Sinnott. Brian 204. 239 Sinnott. Michael 84.104.105.176. 204 Siper. Beth 20. 84.120. 239 Siper. Brian Slattery. Patricia 84 Slintak. Gregg 181, 239 Sluke, Jonathan 224 Smith. Brian 84 Smith. Darcy 84.198 Sobieski. Brian 239 286 Sobieski. Kristin 84 Sociowick. Gobrielle 214. 224 Sorkin. Ion 240 Sporono. Daniel 85. 282 Spamo. Kimberly 85 Spera. Peter 100. 220. 224 Spina. Dario 47. 83. 85.100 Sproviero. John 85 Spry. Kristin 103, 224 Stambuli. Emily 224. 277 Stambuli. James 167. 240 Stampone. Jacqueline 224 Stanisci. Lori 28. 85.108.186. 204 Stephen. Paul 85 Stolz. Richard 86. 269 Storch. Theresa 224 Strain. John 85 Strapp, John 179. 240 Strodthoff. Karl 224 Strom. Jennifer 240 Struble. Scott 224 Stuart. Beth 240 Sukala. Steven 36. 86.121 Suler. Scott 86.182. 281 Sutherland. David 224 Svensson. Malin 24. 240 Svensson. Patrik 187. 240. 241 Swiatek, Lynda 240 Switzer. Krista T Tabs. Daniel 22. 86.159. 204 Tackett. Heather 97.181.199 Tafaro. Mona 21. 77. 86.103 Talamo. Russell 80. 86.123.124 Talish. Christopher 240. 245 Talish. David 86 Talish. Nicole 179. 240 Tedesco. Angelo 224 Tedesco. Darrin 240 Tedesco. Marissa 86 Teepe. James 31.129.183. 240. 274 Teepe. John 86 Theall. Denise 86 Thomas. Michelle 87. 204. 205 Tiano. Debra 221. 224 Tone. Dominic 182. 240 Toner. Denise 181. 224 Torre. Christine 240 Torre. Suzanne 224 Torsiello. Gerard 240 Torsiello. Rocco 240 Torsone. Lawrence 100.117. 225 Trabold, Charles 87 Tsong. Shirley 133.167.179. 240 Turanick. Terrence 225 Turanick. Tracy 87 U Ujvari. David 225 Unker. Lisa 207. 225 Utz. Jennifer 133. 235. 240 V Valeriani. Anthony 240 Valvano, Matthew 105,106. 240 Vanca. Gail 87 Vandermolen, Elise 167.199, 240 Vander. Vegt Keith 87 Van Kampen. Joshua 240 Vassalto. Lori 87 Vazzano. Lucia 240 Venditti. Donald 225 Venditti. Valene 87. 88.198 Ventura. Christina 225 Vichness. Rebecca 207, 216, 225 Vital. Catherine 225 Vogt. Darin 225 Voltarelli. John 88 Voorhis. Kevin 240 Voros. Valerie 88. 284 W Waldron. Kelly 88.126 Walters. Lori 88.198 Waltz. Christopher 10. 32. 36. 89.105. 176.182. 203 Wang. Andrew 9, 240 Wang. Lucy 225 Wang. Nancy 181. 225 Weber. Erika 110.180. 225 Wechsler. Jennifer 179.182.191. 202. 216. 225 Wechsler. Wayne 89 Wehrie. Heather 89.180 Weigele. Peter 30.183.188. 204. 205 Weiner. Blanche 89,180 Weinstein. Rachel 207. 240 Werfel, Lawrence 89 Wills. Russell 240 Witczak, Gail 89.199 Witte. Mark 240 Wolfelsperger. Tami 181. 225 Wolliver, Brian 225 Wolpov. Julie 90.110.186.190. 205 Worrall. Dawn 90 Woudenberg, Richard 225 Wozniak, Kristen 110.112. 225 Wright. Kellie 203. 240 Y Yang, Sun 40. 90.110.120.176.183. 202 Yorger. Jon 181. 240 Yoon. Lawrence 114.167. 201. 203. 240 Zoger. Scott 36. 51. 90.176 Zamprno. David 24. 91 Zanders. Ronald 167. 230. 240 Zanetti, Amy 20.91.121.181 Zanetti. Christopher 132.181. 240 Zartmon. Kim 225 Zayochek. Keith 91 Zinn, Stephen 213 Zoppo. Denise 91 Zuczek. Todd 1. 91 Zyla. Jeffrey 91 Weston. Sarah 225 White. Laura 240 Wiggins. Marc 181, 240. 276 Wigley. Jacqueline 89 Wigley. Susan 228. 240 Wilberton. Julie 133. 240 Williams. Andrew 182 Young. Christopher 225. 270 Young. Marlene 90 Z Zagoda. Natasha 47. 90 287 JELLO WRESTLING What's green and jiggles? — lime jello! (Craig Hawkins) vs. Popeye (Anthony Franconero), as well as the On Saturday, March 28,1987, the West Essex P.T.A. made history tag team of the Dashing Duo of Rick Hampson and Eric Nygren by sponsoring its first Wrestling meet to be played in jello. With all against that of the Bumbling Bums; Glen Gambal and Kevin the complaints about lack of school spirit which have poured in Quinn. Later that evening. Menacing Maniac Frank Messineo throughout the year, this event seemed to have drawn the entire went up against Mad Max Peter Robertiello, in addition to Sharp school together. With a record crowd, Jellomania hosted a wide Dressed Man John Mattio taking on the Radical Adam Reich, range of costumed participants. The evening concluded wilh two exciting rounds — one of The first wrestlers to head for the jello were the girls'tag teams— which was U.S.A.'s Mike Creed Colarmino against the U.S.S.R.'s the Grappling Geeks and the Psychedelic Slammers. After a lot of Paul Gioso. Even the teachers got into it when Country-boy Ted jello-slinging. the plaid-clad Simone Nelson and Kim Freibott Arzonico (nice overalls) wrestled Beachbum Billy DeBella. Jello- defeated the whip-toting Mary Beth Petriella and Shannon Porter, mania was a great success. Who knows — maybe pudding next Some of the following bouts included King Kamalu-malamu year! TAKING HIM DOWN FOR THE PLUNGE: Junior High wrestlers do battle SEE THEM GIGGLE: The teams get slimed FLIP FLOP! Freshman Phil Caputo destroys his partner. WANT SOME JELLO? Senior John Mattio tries to (lip Senior Adam Reich into a ring o( jello. 291 Hap ME REF! Seniors John Mattio and Adam Reich continue their match. 294 m HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carol ir a B n Tilley Randolph. N J