Westfield High School - Weather Vane Yearbook (Westfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 332 of the 1974 volume:

WEATHER VANE 1974 Westfield High School Westfield, New Jersey Jeff Cenzer... Editor-in-Chief Kelley Fead,.. Managing Editor Jay Boylan ... Photo Coordinator Jane Lersch ... Advisors Hudson Whitenight ,1 - ’ j I ' - ■ , ,, . -- « -V- : , ' ,r ■ , J-V '■ v A ft rS'-'v'' ■ . -• ,� V= ' ,-r 4 14 cV £ , i ’j i V - ■ ♦ «' Ar V School Life................76 Faculty....................66 Extracurricular .... -720 Underclass ...............168 Sports ...................208 Seniors............. . .240 Colored by one's feelings of the moment inanimate objects such as chairs can stimulate memories and impressions so different for each individual. Perspective and point of view influence A how you are, where you are, and what you are doing 5 Wordless— faces, gestures, movements, create impressions revealing who we are. 6 7 9 10 Combining efforts for a common cause, yet retaining one's identity: a unique experience is born. 11 Human creativity molds our world into strikingly innovative forms. In trapping our essence in the arts, we assert our individuality. School constitutes a medley of impressions with tones and harmonies as diverse as the people expressing them. ligipjys jii SJitiTniW'ili 18 19 In the spirit of the ideals behind the flag, namely freedom and liberty, I find it ironic that there should be any state requirement to stand and salute the flag. Kevin Coakley 74 21 22 23 24 25 27 I If you have a variety of courses, you can explore different areas of study, and discover your strengths. Pam Goodman '75 28 29 30 31 •rW .'.-.-'-'’ ■ 34 35 36 37 Lunch is an opportunity to unwind during the day. It is an island of relaxa- tion in the center of a sea of hectic, frenzied running around. Tom Sullebarger '75 ■ 40 41 44 45 46 47 I I 48 In solitude we are able to examine our identity; but we must interact with others to test our discovery. Jeff Whitezer '75 j I Residents to Vote Classrooms, 50 on School Budgets, Candidates SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION RESULTS Total Budget-Yes 2410 Budget-No 1408 Portables- Yes 3321 Portables- No . . 551 Heckman 1639 Daly 2625 Sheehan 1631 Allen 2486 Drury 1846 Knapp 2087 Total Vote Cast 4354 51 53 -a } 'i 2 . j ',y,l W' ■ • S ? - 54 55 «gg jggj 3 ftintg PAtrlotB y'. ; Byotoos 3iX2s Psctarrs • Colt� ' •;• '••: Vising� •■C.otfboye ; itAidOtfl ',■ : Cjlieffl; Some people thrive on the levels of competition in this school, unfor- tunately I think it cripples others. Bill Holman 75 56 58 59 60 L ' 61 62 63 65 1 Albert R. Bobal Howard Tomlinson 68 The new innovations which we have attempted this year include the extension of individual- ized instruction in the french II classes; the introduction of a community centered English program for Sophomores; a teacher; student, parent, school visitation as an extension of the work of the curriculum committee; and the expansion of the science program to include Earth Science II, Organic Chemistry, and also an Experimental Science. Albert Bobal Robert Dello Russo Eouise H. Theurer Dr. ErcelF. Webb 69 Charles ). Cantner Vincent F. Washville Years ago the student had to adapt to his schedule, now we can tailor the schedule to the needs cdthe student. Vincent Washville M. Evelyn Maloney 70 Ezola Adams Joseph Behot Gerald Ehly Margaret K. Rhein 71 David }. Brown Helen Houghton Mary Learish The literature and the writing remain the same — but the people change. One hundred new faces, new problems, new personalities, new challenges, each year certainly add excitement, Sally Vejnoska The way the English language keeps chang- ing, new words catch on in a day: The curriculum transforms to meet more dramatic changes in communication. We are finally teaching film appreciation, just as we have taught literary appreciation for centuries. Mary Learish William Gimbel 73 Mary Pereira Milton Luxemberg 74 Mary Jane Lersch Walter Bischak Pamela Jurick 75 76 Walter Clarkson Carol Oakes Mary Dormer Colie L. Amiker Lois R. Hopkins Elizabeth Corie 78 Sally Vejnoska Brenda Flahault Paula Clemans Kevin Keane Someday students will be studying the history we make because history is the recording of events of the past, and the actions of other individuals who have a significant effect upon our lives today. Donald Hornish Harold Shill 80 James Drummond Sylvester P. Naas Robert A. Adriance Anthony Lazzaro 81 Ro and R. Romano Marie E. Schmidt 82 David Cilo Walter Jackson wiJSlI m'� n n 3 'l ' ' S� tfV «1 fViNS :: Jayne Smith 84 Sharon Alsbrook Rupert W. Miller 85 An individual's appreciation of his immediate environment and the universe is greatly enhanced if he can understand the beautiful simplicity of the physical laws of nature and yet, the immense complexity with which nature has made use of these laws. Clara Karnish Ginger Nathanson Noel Taylor Mark Pastir Clara Karnish John Elder ■ I SbM Barbara Marotti I Our civilization is so permeated with science that to fabe something scientific has become the highest badge of merit. Advertisements loudly proclaim the scientific nature of their products which have been tested by scientific experts. Even good athletes allegedly have a scientifically tested style or form. Whether you like it or not, science is part of your life. Larry Rodes Owen O'Brien 38 Bruce Dietler Leland Goslin Linda Pastir Roberta Kresch Kathleen Stephens A. Elisabeth Gromlich I love geometry's form. To me it's like a jigsaw puzzle and one searches for the piece to fit in the right spot. Florence Swink Carol Ann Conte Anthony Quagliano 92 Karen Citrin John Montag Lois Chew r Jean Russo 93 Andrew Hyers Peter Schweikhardt ■ v Margaret Bjerklie w u Susan Zuraweck 95 Leona L. Jensen 96 This is a time of utmost importance when language should be studied seriously. We seem to be moving away from com- munication rather than coming closer to it. John Scafaria John C. Scafaria Anthony Frinzi 97 Phyllis Winquist Ottilie Disbrow '4 John D'Andrea Victoria Meiosi You can't fake enthusiasm— kids'll see right through it. You've got to be genuinely excited about the course, and when you're stimulated, they are too. Carolyn Donner Richard Zimmer Walter Leonow 104 Gary Kehler Home Economics is a people- centered curriculum since we focus on individuals and families in society. The heart of daily living is the creative growth of individual skills relating to the home and the people within it. Myra Genzer Carol Lee Weis Myra Genzer LaRaine Lunt Harriet Louden I think most teachers take a personal interest in students. For us in drama it's difficult not to have close relationships simply because we spend so much time together in rehearsals. Marceline Decker The medium of music builds a spirit of camaraderie and an esprit de corps among the students. Edgar Wallace Marceline Decker 106 Edgar Wallace Genevieve Hill Ronald D. Starner Joseph D. Ragno 107 Art is an important subject because it enables students to become more creative and gives the student not only a vocation, but an avocation. Clara Grand col as Betty H. Schenck Clara Grandcolas James S. Coulter Paul Garber William Hansel Joseph M. Stanislawski ,:v- Jerome Kohrherr m.x:i Dr. Joseph J. Muzas Janet A. Connelly Cg Ves the students an opportunity to become aware of work careers as well as of school studies. Anthony Fotiu no r Anthony Berardo Barbara Pawlowski - .: Eugene Erlich 112 113 Fred Zakaluk Dawn S. Ganss 115 Helen A. Heim Eileen Hauk ■ Sv Jaqueline F. Reich Marie Micione Constance K. Gannon Marie D. Sweeney )oan M. Bator Rita Sharkey Marjorie R. Rowe y Valerie Agurs 116 Frances Rosenberg Cafeteria Staff Custodial Staff 117 I could retire right now if I felt like it. I don't feel like it because I enjoy teaching. It's challenging; it's interesting. I hope I can go on until I drop. There's no other job like it. Harold Shill 118 119 lOitAjouJL 44 ldjLA l jyttiZujfriA. f fttfirffj ittfytf w ff?Mr 4 y ,i� A tf, v s ,: s r, w. •■■ ■ tyWMW : . WQf ftf, «WW ‘fttW Jt i. ‘ intyt . 'f f i.ii,, W v t, s 'fittfAwu w§S0$ W$0ffifc m 122 123 Living in a different culture and speaking its language helped me to develop new in- sights into my own character, as well as to understand and appreciate persons of vary- ing social and economic backgrounds. )im Cilday '74 126 128 129 Wwfflmtw. mm mm 130 131 132 133 134 The National Honor Society has raised over two thousand dollars for scholarships. In the process we have tried to be as honorable and sociable as possible. Eliot Feibush '74 135 An_ editorial Amendment corrects problems OO JT WOltey t£ir is oh r 7H£ WAY Hcus m C Jncu Offices council oemg misieaa : 11 a tives eeisions r, since eceived n mutes eariy- Studer difficu direct primar co unci comm con nci body. Review i le the rm the tudents on. We ey can vithout Of the 42 sti received administra: for The second mar W9'wS only one submitted examination by f Board. |ypP p An administrati 1KjZ2'.'’ 2 given to a student Wf ... . missed more than e school without h B excuses for the days H During the secc period, 20 to 3 . submit led excuses tc - Board, and only oi excuses were d $m according to Mrs, M Review Board m 1 uBpn school nurse, Opportunity wast ■ ’ f Members of f WBmmmm Board feel that stud taking advantag opportunity the board presents to examine individual cases. They feet the major problem is the failure of students to present their cases before the board for examination. If students do not do this, they automatically repres hold co unc meet in officer of the one pe indicat run nin class createc coo nci body inform officer desperate them to lized the tance, we jport our blood. cases that arc presenter! to it, and last marking period’s statistics show that many students are not doing this. Asa result, many students are getting across the board failures they may not deserve. Leaders s Sophomore Paul Lewis has | returned from Washington Works f Congressional seminar in the nation's f Junior Paul Christiansen also is invoh the one-week program that is hel times a year. The seminars give students insig j the workings of the federal gove ri Paul, who attended the program troth February 3 to February 10, said that the group of 80 students usually met with four government officials. The speakers included administration officials, ambassadors, congressmen, and congressional aides. Traditions and reform discussed Westfield High School 550 Dorian Road Westfield, N,J, 070 0 Paul feels I program, ugh public uestioning tal issues,1’ re open to n pay the ....IJitrl) ftinhorn AJ Sljivitsky Liiuren Miiidment Kathfc Robins ...DjviJ Uruwer HI fen Did . Marianne Com by Rich Lessner ....Greg McElroy Li?: Rich ....„ Monica Avis Conni Taylor ....George Bucso lJe(e Lewis .......bick Trcul Tom Willard Jim Zeck HBlL WiMHB commend, tne program to anyone, tie neara about the program from his sister who lives in? Washington, but Paul who is attending from - February 24 to March 3, heard about the program in his history class. Seminars at Capitol The group also heard from two members of the House Judiciary Committee, which is investigating the possibility of impeachment proceedings against President Nixon. Paul noted that neither of the speakers wanted to talk about a possible impeachment of the President, The students were given three hours Page six 11 lustrations Another story... Owner views rationing With the new rationing system presently in effect, both the long lines of cars and Haring tempers of patrons should be reduced at gas stations. According to Mr, Al Robal. owner of the Sunoco station on the corner of Central A verute and SoujJi Avenue, the rationing worth to a full tank, depending on liis supply. He had to close down (lie pumps at least once a week, forcing workers to be laid, off. and a 25% decrease in the number of working hours, due to lack of gas. The long lines not only caused financial problems, but plan MjjefdSt’ il the dealers proble I'V 9 cco driver license odd month ones mim1 To jri rs Mu+Robal. having police several remove disruptive filented. “A lot of ______e W V business because they were had to b-aeM‘)rr''Mtefii e of Prob5ems with control tank topping. Customers. (buying gas when it is not necessary), which Mr. Robal wfoi n 1. plates purchase gas on driver , conn out« rByinip o fit an t SU|r«� ed! believes to be a major problem, dealers are now required to check the gas level of every ear. Any car vuilii half Ji tank nr mnrp will nt will hi of gas those 1 Parkw. system cars in CllStOll long f Mr I people gauge purehe a tan emplo; check feel To enforce the rationing an,,it is now illegal to refuse to «Me Affh o is not a “regular customer” A S5.000 fine can be imposed on those encroa Tights. Pr Mr. R. rationi loves lemon Cologne Actii Pan if hose Man-Factor Sweet-Miss Lip Sim 8 Melons Flams COURSES j (Corn’d from pg. 1) He also said, “In my min mini-courses afforded excelle: opportunities for in-dep studies,” and he stated that hij school graduates have remark? to him that the mini-cours provided ereaf nrenaratinti f r blues... s sense other side the car out of line. But, as Mark’s case, Ihe police a cnrMPtim s required. j is some difference s to how the custom ag to the inconvenien ihortage has put upi said that most peoj: y nice, but he do • one lady who ke lout having to get ! j gas at one station ai some place else. Ri i passing driver shout was going to sue f icause Rick was givi a “regular custome “No Gas” sign w jence feels the shortage “h out Ihe worst . I’ve been call ne in the book ” Ma agreed that it is common to ha the customers swearing at hii ' '1' students also offer? s on why New Iers« ardest hit state in t- Rick elaborate is being manipulate nc at the top.” 1 that the reason f be to “scare” peop ving off shore drilli uch has been oppos Jersey, is necessai twever, believes th : making the shorta gas when they do n I it. the new mandato plan that is now in New Jersey, Ma t may help a little b much.” Al agreed th t sure if the rationii d be very effects hat he is definitely he plan and hopes !own the number g on line for gas. f te're sick of peep is.” ind to the the ork wn ge of ere .ad ich yk at ith dy ier ily Sti opinio 1 students related their reactions to the present situation, wh gas mo but pr Mabel I a short ag ihe Ar; really compar of prop Ma support com par Dave W Senior Del Lindley responded strongly when asked if his life style has been affected; “It sure in t hai limits � systi of it. S plates I woui the n neasure ipon ty contrc ;reat dt ase es Your name in Sterling Silver Quarter inch block fetters Spell out your name on a dainf‘lc most SAVE FOR THE FUTURE received $2 worth of gas. The police were called and the lady returned In navfH npvt «'lav At called ihe police instead. Under the new rationing Pos.. ft. I M' - T 2 3 4 567891010987654 321 1234 56789 10 t0 98765432 1 rking on the Weather Va has been both a burden and a joy. urn has offered me the r n j i ways satisfying. ITT IT Httr rnrnr )g a m rofschodh'ife in print rr _LlL_ Li. Ill t_L,f J._J._-I . .J „ 11_ . ™. Genzer 7 m ! Till rm I rjp C. J ESTFtFLD HlGR-a XjQL - — Pc®w_-y j 1 -7 n 140 As section editors we were forced to accept working under pressure; there was no passing the inevitable responsibility. Yearbook meant fewer weekends and little free time but, in retrospect, we would all do it again — without hesitation. Jan Callendar, Karen J. Kessler; Jeff Levine '74 141 iTW , •'' :'3 ■? ; Vi y HH : r There were many times when ideas I thought to be pertinent seemed to never really get started. There were also many ideas that did get a fair shake such as, the open lunch, the internship program, the school in a foreign country, the summer leadership camp and the Black awareness club. The Student Council also allowed me to be in a position rarely held by Blacks in Westfield: a position of leadership, and a position of activity. I honestly believe that being involved with Student Council has made me a much more aware individual. Ira Thorne 74 WM M i w As a medium for creative expression, have found that Drama brings fort student's imagination. Jim Cooper '74 Wit 146 147 I think the music program is of great value to the students. It places emphasis on the cultural aspect of your education — something students forget about all too often. Mary Smith '74 149 151 153 154 The band is not just course number 52, or the producing of music and drill. It is a sense of belonging to a closely knit group of friends — who pursue together the beauty of a musical score. Matt Medford '74 155 Since an audience accepts a lower calibre of musicianship than we, the orchestra mem- bers do, we perform not for our audiences but for ourselves. After a concert, I feel emotionally drained but nevertheless tri- umphant. Howard Katz '74 156 ■'«3 160 161 162 Some people belong to service clubs for self-recognition. Others belong because their friends do. But most people join so that they can offer their help to others without the recognition or reward. Maura Mullaney '74 164 165 School without extracurricular involvement reminds me of a fleshless skeleton; only the friendship and knowledge gained through school-related activities form the complete human being. Ann Cohen '74 166 167 y.;V-’Z‘ -.- :' ’••' ■ '-' J . ; ..-i y V ; ,?:•' '.■. ■ '■:'r 4 j ?, s i� ;� ■ ■:'• . •'• •• .' KOBE ,7 v v. H.R. 22 Isl row: L. Keller, C. Hansen. 2nd row: A. Kupetz, t. Ackerman, 5. Huke, B. McCormick, 5, Crossin, J. Andrews, J. Rennicks. 3rd row: D. Remeia, C. Payne, . Corwin, B McCracken, M. Allan. 170 H.R. 29 1st row: , DeCosta, 5. Bentley, P. Carmody, T. Mack, J. Guthr e, Scully, C. Lambert, P. Clark, L. Nahalka. 2nd row: C Cohen, J. Belcher, B. Hoover, C. Dietterich, f. Cloyes, M. Daugherty, H. Brynildsen, J. Cuneo. 3rd row: D. Fein, 5. Berreman, C. Buttermore. H.R. 115 1st row: C. Dreher, C. Hannis, J. Boylan, P. Greene. 2nd row: P. Beck- er, B. Daugherty, D. Crupe, A. Rasmussen, P. Chamberlin, 5. Hyldahl, P. Demarest, A. Dickinson. 171 H.R.125 1st row: L. Arcuri. 2nd row: L. Axelrod, D. Basco, T. Avis, ). Aloia, C. Ambrose. 3rd row: 5. Atten- borough, B Albrecht, D. Aufiero, M. Altec D Anderson. 4th row: 8. Anderson, R. Angilelia, P. Alois, R. Baeder, D. Assman. H.R. 141 1st row: E, Bavos, L Blauvelt, N. Besser. 2nd row: D. Barley, J. Barrett, C Bates, E, Bezkorowayny. 3rd row: C. Becker, P. Best, C. Barnabe. 4lh row: M. Bauerschmitt, }. Blumberg, H. Banta, R. Berenson,). Bivona, ). Biggs, K. Berry, R. Bergman, W. Baer, P. Bagger, P. Becker, M. Bakes, B, Blackman,). Behrens. H.R.143 1st row: N. Borchers, M. Bottoms. 2nd row: £. Bratcher, F. Braun, J. Braun, N. Breen, C. Brown, D. Bronston, N. Brady. 3rd row: R. Bowers, M. Dempsey, ). Bredin, W. Bregman, K. Bosse, C. Bode, 5. Blutfield, V. Volger. 4th row: j. Bogart, 5. Boyton, N. Boothe, D. Bohlin, S. Boshf'er, t.. Brandstein, H. Bodner, R. Bode. 173 H.R. 144 1st row: L Catanzaro, K. Buchanan, A. Bullock, T. Doty. 2nd row: S, Car son,). Carney, L Busino, V. Carroll, R. Bunting, . Case. 3rd row: B. Callender, R. Campbell, K. Castellone, H, Hong, M. Bundy. 4th row: B. Carlson, R. Buchsbaum, D. Brunnquell, J. Camillo, K. Burnham, P. Campbell, S. Brugger, P. Buonanno. 174 H.R.145 1st row: B. Clancey, B, Coleman, f. Cofer, K. Ciarrocca, . Coakley. 2nd row: T. Clark, R. Clinch, V. Claiborne, P. Conroy, M. Cleary, T. Chacko. 3rd row: E. Comely, L. Cohen, R. Chiity, K. Cfancy, P. Chehay, N. Ceccon, G. Canfield. 4th row: C. Christensen, £. Corcoran,}. Clarke, 5. Cohen. 5th row: C. Clark, M. Coone, A. Chomow cz, A. Clark, J. Conway. H.R.146 1st row: C Cummings, L. Cuneo, M. Diassii, ]. Daitch,}. Deiong. 2nd row: 5. Destefanis, H. Dietterich, M. Davis. 3rd row: J. D'Amore, D. Cudd, A. Difrancesco, M. Disch 4th row: M. Crandall, M. DeRosa, M. Crosby, B. Dean. 5th row: D. Dersh, R. Crosby, C Cunningham. 6th row: M. Davis, R. Denman, B. Czarny, J. Currall, J. Cowles, G. Cuolo, R. Diemen H.R. 14U 1st row: S. Eisenbeil, D. Epstein, M. Enard, M. Edwards, 5. Early, C Emerson, D. Dixon, D. Draper, L. Elder, i. Eggleston. 2nd row: A. Evans, C. Downing, K. Eberhart, B. Edelblut, 5. Draper, B. Eason, C. Ewing, }. Ehlert. 3rd row: B Dunnan, ). Ehrlicher, 4th row: M. Dugan, C Dooley, L. Elliott D. Duym, N. Doerrer, T, Eckert, K. Eisenberg. 176 H.R. 149 1st row; G. Foxfon, P. Fletcher, 8. Franks, M, Forbes, . Forbes. 2nd row: D. Fishbein, T. Flournoy, . Falk, j. Ftscher, G. Fratelli, h Festa, f. Ferrara, C. Feidt, W. Freedman. 3rd row: D. Fratt, E, Fitzpatrick, j. Fiorino, D. Feldman, 5. Farkas, f. Farmer, B. Feldman, S. Fox, M. 177 H.R 151 1st row: M. Fromer, M. C iguere, P. Good, R. Galbrealh, R. Go ski, L. Graves, M. G elber, C Gi lesberg, A Fugmann. 2nd row: F. Graney, M, G antz, 6 Ge 6, K. Goldmann, D. Giannakis, L. Freeman, M. Garrigan, A. Gehm, L. Gi mour, K. Gardner. 3rd row: M. Fregar G. Gottlick, ft. G idersieeve, L. Glenn, E. GilmarUn, ft. Fuller, K. Goldberg,) Gadol, 5. Goldstein, D. Ghaleb, M. Gordon, G, Friedman, H.R. 153 1st row: R. Gregory, P. Gunza, K. Harlan, C Hagerman, 5. Harlan, G. Gurman, R Harned. 2nd row: M. Gutmacher, N. Gutmacher, £. Gunning, P. Hakucsa, A. Harbaugh, D. Gray, 5. Harris. 3rd row: M. Hanna, K. Haggerty, C. Greenspan, C. Halvorsen, E. Hartnett, P. Harley, J. Greene, D. Handel, P. Grodziak. 4th row: R. Hansen, K. Harrison, R. Hamilton, D. Harris, 178 H,R.155 1st row: T. Hosp, ). Heltander, H. Henderson, D. E. Henry, W. Ho, P Healy, i. Hickman, 5. Heston. 2nd row: 5. HollandA. Hoffmeyer, 5. Hawkins, D. R. Henry, 7. Herrmann, C. Henshalf, M. Heyns, P. Hoff. 3rd row: M. Hitt, P Hatfield, C Hooper, . Hoel- terfing, D. Heneghan, T. HartyeJ, Hilb, L Henry,), Hoblitzeli, P. Horn. H.R. 159 1st row: B. Kulig, B, Kovak, 5, Kennedy. 2nd row: T. Kenny, D. Kellyf E Lambert, B Kovak, G. Kiselka, T. Kiselka, 5, KJages, K. Kamins. 3rd row: L. Kupfer, P Lambert, T, Kessler, D. Kullman, L Landale, A. Kranz, P. Kellogg, E. Krane, A. Kimsey, K, Kama. 4th row: J. Kote, R. Kiningham, N. Kotliar, K. Kinsey, J. Koski. 5th row: A. Laessig, G. Kaplus, J. Kennelly, R. Klein, T. Law, M. Krane, B. Kuli H.R 158 1st row: B. Hunziker,}. Jaruzelski, C Husch,J. Inglis, M. Kalinowski, M, Kahn, T, ones, S. Judd, W. Jordan. 2nd row: 5. Jacobs, C. Irwin, B. Hudak, K. Jewell, C. Hugger, K. Huff,J. fudge, K. Jeter, A, Ingram, M. Kaiser. 3rd row: G. Jacobs, M. Jennis, J. Kaczynski, L. Humision, J. Johnson, K. Kaminetzky, E. Jackson, J. Isolda, D. Jackson. 180 H.R. 160 1st row: L Maisel, B. J. Lay, . Lough, j. Lebowitz, R. Locaielli, E. Lovell 2nd row: R. Lockley, C. Mako, D. MacDonald, S. Liu. 3rd row: B. Lynn, P. Lewis, K. Loveland, A, Lewis, M. Lazado. 4th row: P. Lilue, L. Malcolm, R. Liebesman, D. Lawrence. 5th row: M. Lewis, C. Lowe, D. Lehfeld, C. Lojo. 6th row: F. Mandell,). Lipschultz, L. Mann. 181 H.R. 222 1st row: ). Mare sea, B. Mendoza, P McWilliams, V. Markham, R McMoore, K. Mariz- loff, D. McGovern, L. Me Robbie. 2nd row: W. Maroney, C. Meszaros, C. McCord, B. McRobbie, M. Martin, G. Mettam, G. Martino, K. McDevitt, R. McCormack, 5. Mc- Cracken, T. McNally, T. McQuade, P Mannino. H.R. 228 1st row: W. Mulhole,). O'Roarke, C. Nunziata, L. Newsome, C Meuhlenhard, V. Nelson, S. Murphy. 2nd row: J. Nelson, T. Mulvihill, T. Novacek, R. Naulty, M. Norwine, S. Mottley, R. Olbeter, D. Ortman, S. Nagle, B. Mulholland, S. Mueller. H.R. 225 1st row: B. Minzter, M. Morales, M. Moore, L. Milner. 2nd row: K. Monte, N. Monaghan, . Mittendorf, R. Monez, A Morasso. 3rd row: 5. Morse, J. Mormile, C. Moore, D. Mosher. 4th row: G. Miller, D. Miller, M. Miller, K. Morgan, B. Moran, B. Moran, Y. Moore, G. Moore. 183 H.R.233 1st row: R. Persia, N. Paterson, R Oft M. P etscher, L. Parrott. 2nd row: D. Parks, i. Palmer, B. Palmer, P. Personette. 3rd row; P. Pinto, R. Papsin. 4th row: KPedersen, L. Pinero, R. Piesco, f. Osborne, T. Pericola, R. Panos. 5th row: 5. Peters, ]. Pascarella, J Pate, B. Peters, I. Pollera. 184 H.R. 250 1st row: B. Rotchford, T. Potter, N. Randolph. 2nd row: ). Potyk, R. Richey, ). Porter, K, Ridge, L. Rachko, ). Pracejus, M. Renfree. 3rd row: R. Rainey, i. Richardson, V. Ricca, J. Rayner, M. Quinn. 4th row: N. Reiter, D Reiss, L. Redd,}. Reilly, K. Powell. 5th row: 5. Porter, J. Pope, L. Reavis, B. Pratt, R. Ranney, W. Rice. H.R. 265 1st row: C Perry, 5. Roberts, P. Rusch, L. Roberts. 2nd row:), Ruth, K. Roberts, D. Robinson, K. Rubin, R. Rote la. 3rd row: M. Ryan, 5. Riley, P. Riley, D. Roberts, J. Ross, R. Rough, E. Ross, D. Rindner, C. Ristau, M. Russo, W, Russell 185 mm «■ ' ■■■■■ H.R. 268 1st row: M. Schembre, N. Schenkel, D. Schiffer, C. Schweitzer, F. Schaefer, S. Schramm, A, Schwartz, B. Shafarman, A. Schreiber. 2nd row: F. Sc boss, J. Scioscia, M. Salomon, R. Schadie, f. Seemon, D, Schantz, A. 5chere, i. Schramm, }. Seiders, 5. Saunders. H.R.Caf A1 1st row: P. Singer, A. Staff in, I. Siderman, D. Smith, M. Siegelf S. Spadaro, 2nd row: , Stevens, D. Shuman, 5. Smith, 5. Sheehan, N. Sidorakis, E. Seller, B. Sharkin, R. Sozio. 3rd row: V. Smith, A. Shropshire, B Tibbetts, I. Shepard,}. Stember, 5. Staub, W. Smythe. 186 H.R. Caf A-2 1st row: L Sullivan, 5. Sullivan, K. Sullivan, M. Taranta, i. Tate, M. Taylor, B. Teschemacher, V. Toenes. 2nd row: M. Stueber, E, Sfewart, N. Swan, L Sutman, B, Szeglia, K. Tegen, E. Strandberg, S. Slorr, C. Torlortiello, C Taylor. 3rd row: 5. Sworen, H. Tomhforde, M. Stone, E. SyvertsenJ. 5ullon, M. Swingle, J, Thomas, M. Taylor, M. Sullivan, H.R. Caf. B-1 1st row: M. Wall, 5, Vliet, 5. Treuer, E. Tucker, A Tweedle, P. Walbert M. Turk, Q. Villane, D. Vigilanti, M. Venezio, 2nd row: C. Tracey, C. Walker, 5. Va i, Watson, G. Twaddell, ). Vavoulis, J. VonRoesgen, L. Wakens, M. Tracey. 3rd row: T. Troeller, 5. Urban, R. Vandesande. 188 As I emerged from my homeroom the first day of my sophomore year, I found myself thrown into a world where no one seemed to care about the newcomer, Lynn Thomas '74 HR. Caf. B-2 Rear row — L to R: S. Williams, B. Yarbenet,). Winer, P. Wolf son, R. Wright, K. West, V. Wilson. Column 1 — R to F: C Wronski, D. Wolf, R. Wollman, M. Whitcombe, C Wedehch, Column 2: j. Wickes, 5, Yearfey, M. Ziarnik, P. Young, f. Weil, 5. Wright. Column 3: R. Welien, W. Weill, 5. Woodward, J. Young. Column 4: M. Wayne, £. Wilson, A. West, . Wiendl, P. Yawger. 189 H.R. 101 1st row: D, Barfefc, K. Aronds, F. Bailey, M. Anderson, L. Asselih, R. Baldwin, K. Archambauk, D, Ambrose. 2nd row: T. Bass, I. Andresen, C Akerley, K. Allegro, ). Anderson, D. Barr, B. Baggaley, 5. Barker. 3rd row: P. Apgar, F. Apeseche, C Assman, C Andrews, P. Barkey, B. Babetski, K. A ey, L Bader, C Alexander. H.R.104 1st row: S. Binaris, D. Beeny, M. Bjerklie, D. Bivona, D. Beninato, L. Bender, D. Blood. 2nd row: M. Batzold, M. Bond, D. Becker, L Bloecher, B. Bornman, M. Benedici, C fie z, P. Botkus. 3rd row: £. Belford, I. Bosco, H. Blauvelt, F. Boate, C. Booth, R. Biggio, C. Booth, M. Boylan. 190 H.R. 108 1st row: L. Brown, S. Camp, B. Brown, P. Briggs, K. Braxton, P. Burde, E. Cannon, B Brady. 2nd row: D. Camp, 5. Carter, D. Brown, M. Boyle, P. Bush, L. Budden. 3rd row: C Brumbaugh, D. Burns, D. Brewster, K. Bremer, G Buhrendorf, J. Carnegie, A. Bruges, M. Carroll. H.R.110 1st row: A. Ceres, R. Cohen, J. Craig, J. Cleary, }. Casce I la, T. Coulton, E. Cox. 2nd row: C. Connover, C Childs, A. Christensen, B. Compton, P. Christenson, . Cuccaro, P. Crelin, P. Corcoran. 3rd' row: M. Connery, B. Coleman, D. Ciliotta, M. Cory, 5. Clark, C. Chazolte, J. Cluff, D. Cul- hane, T. Chancer, K. Coak- iey, J. Checcio. 192 H.R.116 1st row: L. Engel, 5. Eisenberg, C. Emerson, L. Dolshun, G. Fabricatore. 2nd row: C. Decamp, M. Fertakos, H. Dravis, S. Finnegan, P. Dugan, S. Dunn, ]. Fitzgerald, K. Faulks, D. Elblonk, J. Ehly, V. Ellsworth. 3rd row: I. Ehrich, H. Ehlert, R, Downer. H.R.112 1st row: P. Cunningham, J. Davighi, D. Dinielli- 2nd row: D. Dagosfaro, E. Davis, T. Demarco, C Cummin, JV. Decker, K. Dannevig, D. DeBlass, . Davis, 6. Davis, J, DiSarro. 3rd row: M. Damafo, j. Cunnick, D. Deer, M. Davidson, L. Cutfrbert, C. Deming, C, Cuzzo- Hno, D. Dillon, W. DiLorenzo. 193 H.R.123 1st row: C, Foster, M. Fuller, C Goldstein, L. Gimbet, 5. Gotsch, C Gat o , D. Ciiliam, N. Fumari, N. Gershenfeld, D. Goldenberg. 2nd row: . French, T. Fullerton, A Fromer, 5. Frette, K. Graham, M. Gilmartin, S. Cannon, M. Ford, P. Gilday,}. Frey, j. Giamo, , Clickman. 3rd row: M, Gaulin, H. Gerckens, D. Goldstein, A. Froystad, S, Frankenbach, D, Glass, C Forsberg, A. Goodson, C. Gilmartin. 794 HR. 124 1st row: M. Hart, K. Hink ley, C. Harbaugh, A. Heilman, M. Hellander, L. Heariel. 2nd row: }. Hansen, 5. Gurch, i, Hayt, f. Hi singer, V. Havas, f. Haney, C Holland. 3rd row: M. Harries, C He 05, S. Greek, C. Graney, f. Griffin, N. Graves, }. Henry, D. Hess, M. Harris, D. Greer, R. Hagerman. H.R, 128 1st row: B. Husch, R. Holloway, J. Howell, D. Huff, W. Holman, N. Immediata, 5. Hydeman, M. Hurley. 2nd row: R, Hymer, G. Jacob, L llgaz, P. Hughes, M. Jackson, W. Hylander, J. Howard, C. Jackson, D. Ipsen. 195 H.R. 129 1st row: B. Kelly, D, Johnson, ). Jacobson, f. James. 2nd row: P. Kerbs, B. Jester, C. Kehler, D. Kerr, 4. Kane, ). Jones. 3rd row: K. Kelly, M. Kohrherr, P. Kaczynski, E. Karle, J. Keenen, R. Jordan, B. Kane. H.R. 161 1st row: L lacono, R. Thorkelson, F. Batista, B. Krauss, B. Stafford, M. Pluznick, H. Shadnsky, D. Giovanello, M. Beckett. 2nd row: R. Colicchio, C Elias, J. Kelley, W. Obecny. H.R. 163 1st row: B. Knapp, J. Kinast, K. King. 2nd row: B. Knott, M. Korn, S. Kern, C. Kestenbaum, K. Kovacs. 3rd row: A. Kolikas, D. Klein, A. Kiselica, B Kinney, R. Koski, D. Kliesch. 197 H.R, 172 1st row: P. KuJp, R. Lamer, 5. La France. 2nd row: T. Lauher, I. Krommenhoek. 3rd row: R, Lavy, B. Lehue, B. Lauritsen, D. Kraft, J. Kuntz, D. La velle, A. Kuel- ling. 4th row: K. Kramer, T. Lally, A. Krakora. H.R.181 1st row: L. Lohman, L. Linn, S. Lerager, C. Levine, S. Lunin, N. lewis, P. Lojo. 2nd row: A. Lea, C. Lott, H. Lutz, T. Le- vine, 5. Liberty, 5. Lewis, R. Loder. 3rd row: C Leufe- ritz, K. List, N. Low- enstein, R. Louis, P. Limmer, J. Lundy, D. Lazar, C Lupia, R. Ley, 798 H.R. 182 1st row: j. M alger i, P. Matino, f. Massa, G. Mazza,}. MacDonald, f, Mangina, V. Malcolm, K, Macrae, L Markwell, Y, Mayer, M. Massey, B. Manfra, B, Maher, L. Matino, C. Matsa. 2nd row: A. MacRitchie, T. Masters, H. Margolin, P. Lutz, M. Malloy, P. Mackenzie. 199 H.R. 183 1st row: S. McCullough, N. McNamara, C. McGale, D. Melka, }, Miele, P. McHugh, J. Merrill, M. Meiloan, 5. McNamara, D. Meyh, C. McGeary, }. McManigal, J. McDermott. 2nd row: 5. McNally, R. Miller, E. Milner, B. Merrick, D McNally, M. McDonough, M. Meyer, J, McHale, C McManus, P. Mig ior or, S. McfJroy, B. McGlynn. i r 200 H.R. 184 1st row: E. O'Connor, D. Nichols, P. O'Shaughnessy. 2nd row: 7. Mullaney,}. Monroe, G. Morgan, K. O'Donnell, 5. Nelson. 3rd row: 7, Oney, E, Odenkirk, B. Monag- han, K. Murphy, J. Mittan, Z. Nenno, S. MuragJia. 4th row: J. Mohviatis, P. Mottes, 5. Naulty, P. Nostrand, P. Murray, B, Noon- an. 5th row: D. Murphy, K. Mul- len, P. Moran. H.R. 208 1st row: K. Overton, C Paschon, C. Ouackenbos, E. Parizeau, D. Priolo. 2nd row: 5. Pace, M. Paterson, D. Pleninger, K. Pecca, 5. Preiss, B Papaccio. 3rd row: N. Prial, L. Pelosi, L. Preston, }. Putnam, f. Pate, Perkowski, B. Ott. 4th row: C. Pearson, P. Pinto, J. Patey, E. Orlando,}. Ozimek, R. Petersen, R. Orlando. 201 202 H.R. 220 1st row: P. Sayre, P. Schmidt. 2nd row: L. Schwartz, JS. Sandak, L. Schwartzman, S. Rosenfelt, L Rosanio. 3rd row: B, Ryan, F. Scandale, C, Rousseau. 4th row: R, Schmitz, D: Schulman, N. Sawhifl, P. Ruggeri, 5th row: M. Rotker, D. Scacifero, F. Saunders. 6th row: J. Roth- rock, K. Schundler, R. Schwarz, J. Rzeszutek. 7th row: P. Rozano, H. Schliesske, . Schneider. J 203 H.R. 259 1st row: V. Sheehan, L Shore, 5 Seemon, L. Silver. 2nd row: A. Sloane, K. Shields, L. Shea, N. Silvers, M. Shubitz, 5. Sheppard, L. Seip. 3rd row: V Smith, L. Siegel, S. Sirota, A. Snyder, . Senters, J. Smith, A. Singhal, J. So fie Id' K Shafarman, P. Sinnicke, J. Smeaton, R. Senchak, C. Shaffer. 204 H.R. 261 1st row: S. Spechi, K. Sur, J. Stefink. 2nd row: . Sullebarger, B. Stune, K. Walsh, D. Sozzio, C. Solinger, D. Spooner,). Sterphone. 3rd row: V Stephens, M. Sullivan, R. Stanojev, G. Specht, M. Steinfeld, 5. Solon, M. Spector, R. Steenhuisen, ). Sullivan, M. Stjohn, A. Stott, R. Stewart. 4th row: T. Steuterman, f. Sutton, N. Stucker. H.R. 263 1st row: D. Topol inski, N. Tozier, ). Tesche- macher, C. Swab. 2nd row: B. Treat, B. 77 b- balsP. Trout. 3rd row: ). Toll, E. Sweeny, B. Turcolte, 5. Toll, ). Sylvan. 4th row: . Sworen, C. Thompson, C Sweeney, C. Tracey, M. Tomalonis, R. Townsend, C Trimble, B. Taylor, A. Tomchek, P. Tischbein, W. Tay- lor. 205 r H.R. 264 1st row; C. Wanko, T. Watson, L. Wayman, 5. Vreeland, fC. VaJenfi, T. Villane. 2nd row: K, Waf ace, L Van Heck, M. Van Bergen. 3rd row: M. Vella, C. Underhill, C 7 wee e, 5. Tutt e, . We ner, C. Wafers. 4th row; D. Varnum, C. Van Roezen, B. West, 8. Wells, V. Vandenberg. 206 H.R. 270 1st row: M. Wieseman, R. Zultner, t. Young, S. Wuhl, L. Wooster, C Willis. 2nd row: D. Wright, M. Zakula, L Zilch, R. Whitehead, W. Weaton, JL. Whitmoyer, K. Williams, D. Vat- cilla, N. Weissman 3rd row: A. Yankielun, N. Wood, C Young, T. Willard, F. Wythe, . Wj sorL H.R. 273 1st row: H. Pecker, M. Vejnoska, }. Allent J. Feng. 2nd row: 5. Crane, D, Savage, C. Ryan. 207 vj) -f 9JlJ. pnoad oj W.HX). W Ktn $ dcfryi hc r 4 to L c kj oJc i-lnsL, SeoAiuboo d ttsLcouj JisL. 3 fcnaw IaajL CXnJL, 3bouj QgJ-csqJx. j7S 208 WlWWIWIlIMiP.Wu i I 1 ,,„„4 , 209 210 FOOTBALL 73 WHS 42 Middletown Opponent 6 35 Union 7 42 Jefferson 22 14 Scotch Plains 7 35 Cranford 6 0 Nutley 0 15 Montclair 20 46 Linden 6 20 Plainfield 0 212 Football means sacrifice and self discipline. To achieve excellence in any sport requires a great deal of dedication. This was particularly true of football, which to me was a great experience. Bob Davis'74 213 Through field hockey I have learned much more than just skills I have learned to be a contributing team member. Amy Stork 74 214 FIELD HOCKEY 73 WHS Opponent 4 South Plainfield 1 6 Edison 0 7 Summit 0 6 Union 0 0 Chatham 3. 0 Millburn 0 12 Linden 0 4 Scotch Plains 0 4 Cranford 1 3 Roselle Park 1 STATE TOURNAMENT 2 Parsippany 0 0 Roxbury 0 (win) 1 Montville 0 1 West Essex 1 (loss) Soccer is an art The task is to learn to develop skills that at first seem unnatural and must become instinctive. Jeff McManigal 75 WHS Opponent 0 North Plainfield 0 11 Plainfield 0 1 Linden 0 4 Bloomfield 0 4 Edison Tech 2 3 Rahway 1 0 St. Joseph's 2 2 Pingry 0 1 Cranford 0 4 Union 2 1 Clark 0 0 Berkeley Heights 0 0 Hillside 0 1 Scotch Plains 0 2 Jefferson 1 1 Columbia 3 UNION COUNTY TOURNAMENT 2 Edison Tech 3 STATE TOURNAMENT 2 Hoboken 0 Livingston ... .A. . 1 • : -V .- -■ -■ -xi-.x . w U X .-x 5 • .W.« : V - ■ ■ itttff ■ { m, ..... . .«A fr- '- ■■■ : ■ ■ -i ; £ ( � V :« ■£. «(fit iv-W � ■ •:-'« - y •Sivy vMr-‘ • . • r I - - ■ • ?x : -r . - ,j- -vj '• • ;- a Vtk .vtitthr ■ V .- «will « • � «� «-■y-;y « � ■■ •'•• .-. ¥8 • ‘W: M $« ■Sy aii ■' - ■f: 4f’ a . - -:.• % ■■' ■■ y • -■ v Kfc - X. .. ife H . .� -rf; 4 fix. jC ■. « .■ v. . ; • ■ .-J 6-A; •• ■••.. •. _ . •Afeii.-si ■ « !« -.v- ' W fat '.«6.w jc . • - -•, •••' « VWfSSf- V- xVt- - •• — ' Xffe'tffe: ! -«£ - x . -w . i: J • • , « £• : - f ..• •-• - i ''■ Avvy � ■ VBS -- - •■' •«� .-: '«i� J64 y. '-■.- -.: . 4 ■-:• 'X v •. •■ -■ •'- x. 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Rich B rugger '74 218 CROSS COUNTRY 73 WHS Opponent 54 Roselle Catholic 47 54 Middletown 71 54 Memorial 86 54 Brick Township 93 30 Morristown 25 15 Union 48 24 Plainfield 33 19 Somerviile 40 25 North Bergen 30 38 Cranford 21 21 Berkeley Heights 40 18 Scotch Plains 43 17 Linden 40 25 Jefferson 34 0 f0 GIRLS BASKETBALL '74 WHS Opponent 48 Dayton Regional 40 46 Scotch Plains 36 31 Johnson Regional 40 45 Holy Trinity 26 86 Roselle Park 49 44 Cranford 78 63 David Brearly 46 33 Chatham 25 41 Scotch Plains 40 39 Cranford 60 KEARNY TOURNAMENT 40 Bellville 55 39 Kearny 45 STATE TOURNAMENT 53 Caldwell 52 28 Montville 39 Every afternoon the girl's varsity basketball team worked hard to gain recognition in W.H.5. As a member of the team for three years, I have seen our status grow, and girl's sports attain prominence. Donna Schadle '74 221 BASKETBALL 74 WHS Opponent 56 Colonia 40 42 Linden 62 57 Scotch Plains 56 53 Roselle Catholic 57 66 Summit 64 43 Plainfield 45 57 Scotch Plains 47 76 Seton Hall 78 45 Roselle 47 88 Jefferson 57 66 Cranford 60 46 Union 61 57 Bloomfield 55 56 Plainfield 53 72 Clark 45 50 Union 53 55 Cranford 59 59 Jefferson 57 49 Linden 54 UNION COUNTY TOURNAMENT 72 Rahway 61 46 Union 70 STATE TOURNAMENT 65 Montclair 47 53 East Orange 71 The daily practices all seem worthwhile when it's the night of a game and the bleachers are crowded. I'm filled with pride, but I'd enjoy it more if I played more. Dan Dillon '75 Unlike other sports, she who participates in gymnastics must also be an actress. Every movement is planned, and every mistake must be changed into a graceful improvisation. Beth Maher '75 224 GYMNASTICS 74 WHS Opponent 61.05 Edison 53.05 69.85 Montgomery 55.50 73.50 Madison Township 64.10 65.15 Scotch Plains 65.35 70.35 Morristown 59.35 70.70 J.P. Stevens 67.10 62.20 Hunterdon Central 70.70 225 Wrestling requires the utmost stamina and acute agility to attain perfection: that ultimate win. Jay Boylan 74 WHS 57 39 24 24 24 44 15 46 41 41 21 38 22 29 Opponent 0 11 25 19 15 10 24 11 9 15 17 11 19 14 WRESTLING '74 Jefferson Piscataway Seton Hall Middletown Cedar Ridge Linden Hunterdon Central Plainfield Scotch Plains Montclair Union Clark Cranford Bergenfield 227 Swimming requires a great individual effort. You are aware of your personal best and you continually strive to improve. After a rough workout, you actually know that you have accomplished something. 228 SWIMMING '74 WHS Opponent 130 Plainfield 42 109 Mountain Lakes 63 118 Morristown 51 130 Governor Livingston 42 128 Cranford 41 122 Newark Academy 41 83 Lawrenceville 89 130 Columbia 42 116 Union 40 120 St. Joseph's 51 47 Seton Hall 36 85 Cherry Hill 87 229 ICE HOCKEY 74 WHS Opponent 3 Woodbridge 4 5 Newark 7 4 Union 5 6 Roselle Catholic 0 9 Plainfield 2 5 New Providence 4 1 Maplewood 3 14 Woodbridge 2 6 Union 8 3 Newark 4 4 Roselle Catholic 4 8 New Providence 2 1 Maplewood 3 4 Plainfield 1 230 WINTER TRACK '74 WHS 20 Plainfield 37 Jefferson 39 Morristown 37 Cranford 36 Columbia 37 Scotch Plains 231 I thrive on competition and baseball gives me a chance to compete as an individual and as a member of a team. Cary Crawford '74 232 BASEBALL 73 WHS Opponent 1 Clark 0 2 Essex Catholic 3 0 Union 11 1 Edison 2 4 Scotch Plains 3 2 Governor Livingston 3 1 Cranford 0 7 Hillside 2 9 Jefferson 4 6 Rahway 1 1 Scotch Plains 9 3 Montclair 0 1 Hillside 2 1 Bloomfield 2 13 Morristown 5 2 Governor Livingston 3 9 Rahway 4 9 Clark 7 0 Cranford 5 STATE TOURNAMENT 4 Nutley 7 0 Summit 8 SPRING TRACK 73 Opponent Metuchen 31 Cranford 50 Rahway 30 Scotch Plains 52 Linden 40 Union 42 Edison Township 49 Berkeley Heights 51 Jefferson 30 Plainfield 6OY2 Clark 521 2 234 236 BOYS' TENNIS'73 WHS 4 5 5 4 5 4 5 2 5 5 3 5 Opponent Summit 1 Scotch Plains 0 Rahway 0 Pingry 1 Johnson Regional 0 Union 1 Cranford 0 Mountain Lakes 3 Linden 0 Plainfield 0 Columbia 2 Governor Livingston STATE TOURNAMENT 0 Morristown 0 Livingston 1 Columbia 2 J.P. Stevens 1 Ramapo 3 236 Being on the tennis team gives me a sense of togetherness. When I win my match I feel I've done my share as a member of the team. Karen Smith '74 GIRLS'TENNIS'73 WHS 3 5 5 2 5 4 4 3 1 5 4 4 4 3 Opponent Glen Ridge 2 Cranford 0 Summit 0 Scotch Plains 3 Summit 0 Millburn 1 Union 1 GLEN RIDGE TOURNAMENT Imm. Conception 0 Manasquan 2 STATE TOURNAMENT Glen Ridge 0 Millburn 1 West Essex 1 Immaculate Heart 1 Cherry Hill East 2 237 238 GOLF '73 WHS 12 Union Oppone 6 12 Vi Clark 5 Vi 18 Rahway 0 16 Summit 2 8 Bloomfield 10 13 Brick 2 14 Vi Pingry 3 Vi 12 Vi Plainfield 5 Vi 18 Hillside 0 18 Montclair 0 7 Seaton Hall 11 10 Vi Cranford 7 Vi 12Vi Scotch Plains 5 Vi 8 Brick 2 17 Montclair 1 13 Bloomfield 5 13 Vi Summit 4 Vi 5Vi Gov. Livingston 12 Vi 239 % M Cale Alford Cynthia Allen Jill Anderson Robert Anderson Wesley Anderson Nancy Andrews Mark Annese 342 Joyce Anthony Steve Archambault Gail Archinal Louis Arcuri Anita Aubrecht Ray Au fie ro Monica Avis Gary Bachman George Bacso 243 Ellen Baeder Mary Banta Renee Barnes Terri Lu Barnabe John Barth James Barker Ellen Bass 244 Harriet Bauer Virginia Beane Gary Becker Richard Bennett Gary Berckart Susan Berman Leslie Bischoff 245 Eric Bixler William Bonstein Jolene Blasi Heather Bloecher 246 Karen Booth Joseph Boylan Van Braxton i 247 Linda Braxton David Brower Thomas Bruno Gregg Buttermore Kevin Brennan John Brunetto Phyllis Burke wm Dolores Brown Richard Brugger Charles Burdge 248 - 249 Jamie Carden Joyce Carpenter James Catron Susan Carlson Catherine Carroll Richard Chamberlin Russell Case Irene Carmody Kathy Chapman Richard Cauterucci Lesley Chapman John Childs Thomas Cieslik Mark Clark Frank Checchio David Chomowicz David Clare Peter Cherr Robin Christ Hies Margaret Clark Bryan Glowers Kevin Coakley Marianne Comby Philip Claussen Ann L. Cohen Cyrena Clements Anne L. Cohen Deborah Collins 252 Chris Comegys Kathleen Coogan Elizabeth Comyns Donna Connors Margaret Cooney Edward Cooper James Cooper Thomas Conroy Joseph Conroy Nancy Cordes 253 Matthew Costello Steve C or win David Cowles Cary Crawford April Castle Robbin Creager Cary Crosby Nancy Crosby Kevin Crossin Michael Crosta 254 Donald A. Crow William Cunniff Linda Cunningham Elinor Daitch Elisabeth Darsie 255 Scott Daugherty Richard Daunno I. St, Peter Davidson Scott Davis Phil DeCosta Felice Dejong Robert Davis Debra Delago 256 Deborah Deegan Loretta Demilt Timothy Denman X Mark Dennis Rosemarie Derubeis Deborah De Simone Lori Deutchman 257 Shevawn Desper Thomas Digirolamo Anthony Dirienzo Deborah Donahue Scott Douglas Mary Eldridge William England David Ewing Linda Enes Mark Evertsen Nancy Elmo Ann Ewing 260 Joel Ewing Kelley Fead Ray Fanelli Michael Farrell Roy Feldman 261 Russell Finestein Bob Fischer Daniel Fleming Alice Fink Linda Fishbein Richard Fleming Genevieve Fiorino Michael Fitzgerald Arlene Fogerty Gilbert Garcia Sharon Gage Daniel L Garvey )ohn 8. Garvey Jessica Gardon 264 Patricia Gentino Bill Gerristead Jeanne R. Giguere Barbara Gilbert Kenneth M. Geyer Kathryn Gingerich James R. Gilday 365 Mary Cladfelter r- PameJa CoWen Fran A. Goodman Richard Graham Wendy Grambo Timothy Green Alison Greenspan William Guididas b Linda M. Gurch Elizabeth Gutai Marcy Guth John W. Hamilton John Hamlette Theodore Hamilton Mark D. Harbaugh Mary Hazen Lorraine Heckman David Heimbrook 268 William 5. Hoff 269 K m Holland Clyde E. Holman Arthur R. Hoover Steven Horowitz Cloria P. Holt Peter }. Horak Tracey Hooper Roger L. Horne Mona A. Howard Lorna L Howard i Keith M. Hudson Sally A. Howard Meredith Hugger Peter Huke Robert Humiston Gail E. Hummel Sara Intriligator Robyn M. Jackson Chris Jacob Kathleen Jacobs Marie L. Jacobson Paul D. Jasuta Dallas F. Jacobs Charles Jarrett Rose Mary Johnson 272 Doug as Jones Lauri A. Junno Joel B. Jordan William P. Kain Peter Kamins Kevin A. Kaplan Robert L. Kaye Howard Katz Catherine Keegan 273 John Keesing Katherine Kellogg Michael P. Kelly Ann Killough Nicola C. Kennedy Karen J. Kessler Paul Kimmell Minka King Carol Kleiman Cary Kjellmark Donna Knapp Deborah Knight Diane E. Koiler janos Kollonitsch Phillip Kortis Paul Kosakowski John Korunow Lisa Kotliar Kenneth Koza William Kravec Nancy Kravitz Neil Kuchinsky Susan Kullman 276 Henry Laessig Tracy L Landau Vincent tally Kathleen Langford Clenn P. Larsen Debra L. Lawyer Molly Leib Richard Lessner Jeff Levine Peter Letv s Delvin A. Lindley Susan Lipschukz Barbara Liebelt Ruth Ellen Lindley Paul Ueberman Joel Usman Eileen E. Livesey 278 Roland Loeffler Dana Loft joanne Lundy Ian A. 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Risberg Mr, William Ritter Dominick Ralph Yaubbers Mr. and Mrs. R W. Yawger Mrs, A. V. Young -Mr. Rizzo Mrs. D. A. Roberts Mr, and Mrs. H. Roberts Mr. David and Mrs. Frank B. Young Mrs. Zaefcey jvir. Si mho I la Mrs. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. J, F. Rochlin Frank Roes Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Zarra Lillian Zawala Mr. S.;Zgur ypski the Zucker Rogers Robert Rohm Family Mr. and Mrs. H. Robison Mrs. M. G. Family 7 --7 V f. Cj ?s O- We sat and talked until the night, Descending, filled the little room; Our faces faded from the sight, Our voices only broke the gloom. We spake of many a vanished scene. Of what we once had thought and said, Of what had been, and might have been, And who was changed, ancJ who was dead; And all that fills the hearts of friends, When first they feel, with secret pain, Their lives henceforth have separate ends. And never can be one again; The first slight swerving of the heart. That words are powerless to express, And leave it still unsard in part. Or say it in too great excess. The very tones in which we spake Had something strange, I could but mark; The leaves of memory seemed to make A mournful rustling in the dark. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 328