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

Text from Pages 1 - 344 of the 1976 volume:

Riding on a tapestry of all there is to see So many ways and oh so many things Rejoicing in the differences There’s no one just like me Yet as different as we are We’re still the same! —John Denver The activities of young people in our area reflect a panorama of opportunity. This geographical region is one that allows for a catholicity of interest amongst its inhabitants: mountains and seashores, urban centers and countrysides. Snow for students in this area means skiing; warm spring days signal a cut day of school and a trip to the beach. One often journeys into nearby New York for big stores, shopping, museums, sporting events and concerts. Likewise, many find it refreshing to “get back to nature” by visiting the region’s many parks and forests. Sometimes school seems like a life sentence. Teachers haunt the homes of students and school-work is an inescapable burden. However, sporadically, the call to irresponsibility sounds more clearly than the voices of Newton and Einstein. At these times Westfield responds resoundingly with a chorus of possibilities for diversion. Cars, bicycles, and skateboards offer three ways to leave homework behind, and records and dancing surely elevate any test grade. 6 If you are motivated, you can get a good education, but I think I’U remember the friendships and good times before the formula for gross national product or the theme of Moby Dick. s Amy Lewis School is often worthless. Education is al-ways' worthwhile. WHS is right in the middle‘ Todd Kessler Hi ■MB ’' 'S £JM rWKKBUR J . Is. . I The experience I had in WHS could have been learned in the Port Authority in New York. 8 Mary McGeary :K- High school has been a time for learning, experiencing, and reaching out for various things. It has been mostly a pleasant experience because of the attitude towards learning which I developed, and because of the friends who were there when I needed them most. Diego Handel amn great. Chuck Irwin ‘ss S •: . : may yet be a M . ■vpaii Our country has had 200 years of ups and downs. May we have many more years with many more ups. Happy Bicentennial... Skip Bode If we are to exist as a unified country with goals of world peace, we must not submit to patriotism for the sake of patriotism. ■ - the money being spent on fests be spent on construction proj The people is a polychrome a spectrum and a prism held in a moving monolith, a console organ of changing themes, a clavilux of color poems... —Carl Sandburg ; 'Ctjtfi' W MHERVAli stfield Senior High Scfc 550 Dorian Road; £ Westfield, New Jers Editor Ijill Vejnoska )BchoolLife , - Editorial Staff Paula Bagger Adel Hoffmeyer Wendy Bregman Sam Judd - Charles Henshall Beth Minzter ■t j Jack von Roesgen Advisor ■ i . Mrs. Lois R. Hopkins At some point in the early morning, light from a newly risen sun filters into WHS and transforms dark halls into dreary ones. At the same time students begin to see the rolling serpentine halls through which they stumble, and acknowledge friends with grunts and nods. For three periods this hypnotic intrusion into the daily routine holds sway at WHS until homeroom finally dispels the empty, misty stupor, and school and life reassert themselves in earnest. area engaftCQ, ukc incur icuow scnooimave in an avwmiiv w escape the hectic waves of academia by which they are overwhelmed. seemingly mm People drift in and out of room 12G attempting to find direction for their lives. The Career and College Resource Center provides abundant material concerning further education and career possibilities. In addition, the Guidance Dept, attempts to solve the more immediate difficulties of schedule conflicts, academic dilemmas and SAT registration. The Business Education and CIE programs offer the opportunity for the participants to obtain on-the-job training, developing special skills while also taking academic courses. Students engaged in such a curriculum graduate from high school prepared to work in their chosen fields. 39 42 43 The pent-up frustrations inherent in every individual engaged in the art of learning find an outlet in the use of volley balls, hockey sticks and badminton racquets. Even the most adamant loner finds himself joining forces with unknown faces as all engage in the pursuit of birdies and hidden dreams of glory. Allegiances change from day to day as the line-ups are altered, yet the human competitive drive is sufficient to transform a 43-minute period into a lifetime of memories. 46 09 ym. j IS Another Saturday night and nothing to do. So what's new? Went to Friendly’s and was having a good time ’til I got thrown out. Can't afford Rialto, and I don't want to see Jaws again, anyway. I could try to go to the § movies in Linden if I only had a car. Where's the nearest party? That’s free, but what a bore. So what’s new? 52 54 taking some very liberal interesting classes no exams only chatty read-a-lots in a group talking about the nature of man. nature of university, nature of USA. nature of good, nature of history and many many digressions in passing and all a lot of work learning a lot oh yes every day things to do 'have you read this book, it s worth reading' so I read it and give my opinion they say yeah. yeah, and give theirs the week passes in a flash the weekend arrives I still feel it’s Monday can l believe it the moment what do I have to do? check my mind make a list head into time we all want to learn we all read so much and specialize get into it we all know each other and give our m inds to the discussion of whatever u e might be on now and then we argue but never bitterness soon it will be over just as a week has flashed just as everything has gone only a few things remain Marc Weber 61 . massta I 62 «W ' V,7 ' Xy. SXv 'vXV •JlV'i FACULTY Though inhibited by guidelines, overcrowding, budget cuts, and a diverse student body, the administration works at providing a meaningful education. The faculty, combatting student apathy, attempts to motivate the students to become critical thinkers. How the students utilize their education is beyond the control of the faculty, for the instruction is a foundation and not a framework. Dr. Laurence Greene Howard Tomlinson 'Mr Dr. John Shield Albert Bobal Robert Delio Russo Ezola Adan Robert Petix Charles Gantner Joseph Behot Julia Germany 67 Paula Clemans Mary Dormer Shaun Cherewich Jo Ann Gainer I nn mu I Rl I'Utll lC Walter Bischak 70 Robert Eyre Harriet Louden Mary Learish Margaret McAneny Thomas Ryan Gail Spinicelli John VanKuren Sally Vejnoska Frank X. Scott James Drummond Jayne Smith 76 Harold Shill Sheila Thorne — William Rosenblatt Maria Schmidt Richard Gange Robert Brewster John Elder Gregory Bremus 77 Lois Chew Margaret Bjerklie Carol Conte Lawrence Rodes -jmm Helen Coe Elisabeth Gromlich Gary iMelillo George Kapner Anthony Quagliano Andrew Hyers Leslie Jacobsen Barry Judd Thomas LaCosta Richard Konet 84 Anthony Frinzi Linda Clark Lilia Gallivan John Scafaria Carol Williams Robert Roth Gloria Vicedomini Ottilie Disbrow 86 87 Katherine Luckey Joseph Soviero Victoria Melosi Richard Zimmer 89 Joseph Stanislawski Anton Durner William Hansel Charles Rausch Jerry Kohrherr Joan Buckmaster 91 Catherine Coletta Richard Friedman Anthony Fotiu 92 Janet Connelly Fred Zakaluk R. Sharkey, R. Hanna, E. Harrington, H. Aagne, C. Gannon, M. Sweeney, D. Parks, E. Hauck, J. Gerson Joseph Ragno Helen Heim, Maxine Conk 95 v v'. ; av . WriPm W- ■■ ■? -H-; • •■•'• BSP lllplii Ml MS The goal of victory is uniform for th Blue Devil teams and the means-coordination, balance, endurance, perseverance stamina, concentration, and practice, th| . same in each area of athletics. Competing; Individually or as a team member,-the athlete must overcome not only the opposition of other teams, but also the restrainti within himself in the struggle for a starting berth. Performing before filled bleachers or a few devoted fans, the euphoric thrill of victory remains an integral part 'iat'“the game. ’ SOCCER ’75-’76 WHS OPPONENTS l Edison Tech 0 l Plainfield 0 2 St. Joes-Metuchen 0 2 Pingry 1 3 Cranford 1 4 Union 0 0 Johnson Regional 0 1 Governor Livingston 3 1 Hillside 0 1 Scotch Plains 1 0 Jefferson 0 0 Pingry 0 2 Newark East Side 1 1 Bloomfield 2 0 Linden 0 103 CROSS COUNTRY 75-76 WHS OPPONENT 27 Memorial 46 27 Middletown 74 27 Brick 94 27 Asbury Park 163 17 Union 47 19 Plainfield 38 18 Union Catholic 40 15 Linden 50 21 North Bergen 35 24 Cranford 37 27 Scotch Plains 32 15 Governor Livingston 50 FIELD HOCKEY 75-76 i I j I ! j I j { : j i i i j i i I i WHS OPPONENTS 7 Edison 0 4 Morristown 1 1 Chatham 1 1 Summit 0 1 Governor Livingston 2 5 Kent Place 1 1 Millburn 0 1 Bloomfield 1 3 Scotch Plains 0 3 Cranford 1 6 Roselle Park 0 2 East Brunswick 1 0 Union 1 3 Scotch Plains 1 2 Bloomfield 0 0 Union 0 1 Union 0 4 Cranford 1 3 Wayne Valley 0 0 Toms River South 2 106 BOYS’ BASKETBALL ’75-76 WHS O 'V 7! O 52 Colonia 55 55 Linden 63 64 Scotch Plains 55 57 Bloomfield 55 44 Scotch Plains 49 71 Plainfield 77 52 Roselle 67 53 Seton Hall 57 48 Jefferson 46 51 Cranford 39 51 Union 61 60 Roselle Catholic 54 47 Plainfield 45 59 Johnson Regional 48 48 Union 64 50 Cranford 49 57 Jefferson 55 46 Linden 49 74 Bridgewater West 75 109 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 75-76 WHS OPPONENT 39 Roselle Park 6 41 Dayton Regional 38 46 Scotch Plains 35 46 Roselle 28 41 Johnson Regional 49 28 Rahway 53 33 Holy Trinity 25 35 Governor Livingston 53 55 Plainfield 49 24 Union Catholic 60 56 Battin 41 50 Cranford 45 42 Chatam Township 41 55 Hillside 39 50 Linden 37 51 Scotch Plains 38 35 Cranford 31 WRESTLING 75-76 WHS OPPOP 60 Jefferson 0 27 Middletown 14 47 Summit 7 17 Piscataway 22 39 Seton Hall 10 30 Cedar Ridge 29 36 Linden 9 12 Hunterdon Central 28 31 Plainfield 12 29 Scotch Plains 18 23 Millburn 23 41 Union 6 48 Johnson Regional 9 36 Cranford 9 12 Phillipsburg 31 ®r. SWIMMING 75-76 WHS OPPONENT 57 Pingry 119 Mountain Lakes 128 Cranford 127 Plainfield 106 St. Joes-Metuchen 106 Wardlaw 82 Lawrenceville 111 Seton Hall 64 Cherry Hill East 115 I NtSSEj .- GYMNASTICS 75-76 WHS OPPONENT 63.20 Dayton Regional 53.20 60.67 Holmdel 70.42 65.82 Piscataway 80.53 70.40 Highland Park 73.25 57.23 Cranford 40.70 53.80 Gov. Livingston 36.92 64.12 Johnson Regional 78.45 66.05 Scotch Plains 57.20 73.30 J.P. Stevens 74.95 72.14 Bridgewater-West 80.60 74.75 Hunterdon Central 83.70 71.76 Bridgewater-East 80.09 116 GOLF 75-76 WHS OPPONENT 11 Summit 7 16 Johnson Regional 2 16' 2 Jefferson l 2 18 Roselle 0 15 Plainfield 3 11 Bloomfield 7 14 Colonia 4 14 Pingry 4 9 Governor Livingston 9 4 Scotch Plains 14 10 2 Cranford 7� 2 17 Linden 1 6 Seton Hall 12 6 West Essex 12 10 Cranford 8 16 2 Union 1 Vi 9 Bloomfield 9 119 BOYS’ TENNIS ’74-’75 OPPONENT ■'S j®Ss( 5 Millbum 0 4 Livingston 1 5 Jefferson 0 5 Mountain Lks. 0 4 Pingry 1 2 Newark Acad. 3 5 Union 0 3 Cranford 2 4 Montclair 1 5 Hillside 0 4 Columbia 1 5 Plainfield 0 1 CBA 4 4 Newark Acad. 1 5 Metuchen 0 4 Scotch Plains 1 4 Union 1 4 Ridgwood 1 3 Watchung Hills 2 4 West Essex 1 2 CBA 3 GIRLS’ TENNIS ’74-75 WHS OPPONENT 5 Rahway 0 5 Battin 0 4 Linden 1 5 Glen Ridge 0 5 Roselle 0 2 Livingston 3 5 Cranford 0 5 Union 0 4 Scotch Plains 1 5 Plainfield 0 3 Columbia 2 4 Scotch Plains 1 3 Caldwell 2 5 Cranford 0 3 Montclair 2 3 Boonton 2 1 Ramapo 4 123 TRACK AND FIELD 74-75 WHS OPPONENT Columbia Summit Cranford Morristown Scotch Plains Linden Union Plainfield Jefferson 61 72 55 51 Vi 63 35 67 86 40‘ 2 70 68 76 79' 2 68 78 73 45 90 Vi � ®8 v-iijS EU ti. ft?' BASEBALL 74-75 WHS OPPONENT 6 Roselle Catholic 5 3 Essex Catholic 7 5 Union 8 1 Edison 7 9 Gov. Livingston 2 10 Scotch Plains 4 4 Linden 1 3 Cranford 7 11 Plainfield 9 7 St. Patrick’s 0 3 Union 6 1 Scotch Plains 3 7 Montclair 6 2 Cranford 11 0 Hillside 3 2 Morristown 7 2 Bloomfield 8 4 Morristown 3 4 Plainfield 0 0 Rahway 4 3 Johnson Regional 7 4 Jefferson 3 6 Jefferson 5 127 SOFTBALL 1975 WHS Opponent 8 Nutley 10 12 Millburn 7 5 Cedar Ridge 2 9 Holy Trinity 3 6 Johnson Regional 5 9 Rahway 2 14 Union Catholic 6 12 Cranford 10 31 Linden 2 7 Mother Seton 1 3 Governor Livingston 2 13 Union 1 11 South Brunswick 3 20 Roselle 0 17 Plainfield 2 12 Battin 0 16 Scotch Plains 6 15 Cranford 3 STATE TOURNAMENT 6 Belleville 5 3 Roxbury 4 MR Mm sz ft-v $ $$ WfiS $� $ UNDER- CLASSMEN Wide-eyed and anxious, wary of formidable bells, demanding teachers and confident upperclassmen, yet impressed with vast corridors, new freedoms and cafeteria Twinkies — this is the Sophomore experience. Par sliding this is the self-assured Junior, hardened with heavier workloads and increasing responsibilities. The Junior serves as an axis between the apprehensive Sophomore and the allknowing Senior. This is the undergraduate collage. L'i -V k; k J H.R. 101 First Row: K. Auda, L. Bailey. V. Ashcroft, N. Aufiero, L. Arcuri, C. Barker; Second Row: D. Agosto, C. Ambrose. R. Aker-ly, M. Baily; Third Row: J. Bader, J. Ambos, C. Caldasare, A. Bagley. D. Barkley; Fourth Row: M. Austin, T. Annigna, B. Ash-forth. F. Aloia. J. Amato. C. Baker; Fifth Row: M. Andrews. M. Anderson, N. Banta, R. Bagger, C. Annis. H.R. 104 First Row: L. Blauvelt, T. Biggs, S. Bender. J. Berry. A. Beederman. B. Betz. Second Row: S. Beeny, A. Bizink, D. Bivona, T. Bellow, J. Bixler, M. Belford, J. Bode, M. Barr Third Row: M. Behrens, C. Blood, D. Bonneau, R. Berreman, D. Becket, N. Beezer, M. Biggio, P. Birmingham, S. Bavos, K. Conti. Fourth Row: T. Batty, J. Belcher, J. Bloom, M. Binaris. G Bode G. Blanken. 133 H.R. 108 First Row: R. Dilorio, W. Buchanan, C. Bottoms, J. Boshier, S. Boyer; Second Row: A. Brown, Z. Bowers, L. Braun, S. Bronston, J. Breiner; Third Row: B. Brynildsen, 0. Brand. D. Breen. S. Bratcher. M. Brehm. C. Bremer. N. Brunner; Fourth Row: K. Braodbent, R. Bronston, L. Borushko, M. Brady, B. Bourque. J. Booth, L. Bremer, J. Bruckner, C. Boyle, A. Bosco, C. Bonnet, P. Brown. H.R. 110 First Row: K. Burton, A. Cabot. P. Carroll: Second Row: B. Cantor, J. Ceccon, C. Candia, B. Busby. T. Camp, T. Carroll, K. Dinsmore, E. Canfield: Third Row: J. Byrnes, T. Castellone, A. Carlson. V. Cauterucci, S. Burr, R. Dillon. 135 H.R. 123 First Row: D. Detlefs, C. Dellarso. N. Davidson. J. Deer, M. Coumbe, J. Devine. J. Costa. T. Coumbe; Second Row: J. Cullen, L. Didario, D. Dias, L. Crandell, E. Constantino, A. Cozzi, R. Doffner, S. Dodge. C. Davis; Third Row: J. Denslow, C. Cotty, M. Cuniff, E. DeChellis, A. Crocco, W. Davis, P. Decker. M. Curlock, J. Diemer, R. Craig; Fourth Row: M. Delmonico. M. Deblaso. H. Diamond, D. Deweever. E. Daly. D. Davighi. D. Cummings, M. Dieme. H.R. 124 First Row: $. Elby, M. Dooley, L. Draper, C. Ehly, L. Ellen; Second Row: G. Eiscnberg. C. Egidio, K. Elias, M. Donzella, C. Dughi. C. Dugan; Third Row: A. Durante, S. Earl. R. Eisenberg. M. Donnelly, L. Elliot, J. Donovon. K. Dustin; Fourth Row: W. Donoughue. H.R. 125 First Row: D. Fiorino. M. Francaviglia. D. Fletcher, Second Row: K. Epstein. J. Fritz. P. Fort. S. Furth E. Ferrovecchio, J. Farley. M. Farley, C. Finn; Third Row: J. Finnegan, K. Cesaro, R. Evans, P. Farreil Fourth Row: P. Flournoy, R. King, J. Northington, A. Laessig, R. Gallagher. H.R. 128 First Row: T. Graves, T. Goesen. E. Graney, E. Glickman. D. Federici: Second Row: M. Giacone, N. Grande, T. Gardner. V. Gilford. K. Goski. J. Garrabrant. E. Glowacki; Third Row: K. Giass. J. Golias. S. Gold. L. Gold. A. Galliani. N. Glenn: Fourth Row: 0. Garcia. G. Gehrlein. T. Gleason. H.R. 129 First Row: C. Gruseke, J. Harlan, K. Haiber; Second Row: D. Hargrove. D. Healv. J. Harley, G. Havt, L. Elliot, L. Gray. B. Gray; Third Row: T. Harfield, D. Griffith, B. Harnet, M. Hackett, N. Guididas, M. Harms, J. Harriat; Fourth Row: P. Healy, B. Hart, A. Griffith, P. Hazen, D. Griffin. A. Greek. 141 I I I i H.H. 161 First Row: D. Hitesman, L. Holland. P. Hurley, J. Ellsworth, J. Hodes. H. Hylan: Second Row: D. Heller, M. Herman. S. Hjorth, D. Heston, E. Hughes. N. Hoelterling; Third Row: J. Iglar, J. Hellander. J. Hoblitzell, R. Hearon, T. Ellsworth; Fourth Row: J. Hydeman. T. Henshall, S. Hood. K. Hurtt. 142 H.R. 163 First Row: T. Jack-son. D. Irwin. S. Jasuta. C. Jamieson. F. Jennis. J. Inglish. J. Jackson: Second Row: p. Jacobs. C. Judge. C. Ihnat. D. Johnson. N. Johnson. T. Jacobs. D. Johnson, R. Jajko; Third Row: S. Emerick. J. Jones. S. Jaczko. D. Johnson. 143 H.R. 181 First Row: K. Kilcommons, W. Kelly, C. Kerwin, M. Kroloff, J. Katz, G. Kleinman, L. King; Second Row: S. Kilponen, S. Kaufman, D. Kelly, L. Kuhn, N. Krupnick; Third Row: S. Krauss, L. Kosuch, M. Kingsbury, M. Kaeding, K. Kahn, J. Kinsella; Fourth Row: S. Karle, A. Knauer, D. Kelly, M. Kuelling, S. Kaiser, G. Kessler; Fifth Row: S. Kane, F. Kelly, K. Knobloch, M. Keenan, J. Kania. 144 H.R. 182 First Row: Joe Lenart, Joe Lipari, C. Lark; Second Row: P. Leinbach. T. LaCosta. J. Kupfer. C. Lovejoy. D. Lee. R. Lee. F. Lindlaw; Third Row-: J. Kupiec. S. Lowell. K. Lehmann. J. Lowenstein, L. Lupia, D. Lane. A. Lelwica, K. Levy; Fourth Row: P. LaCorte. K. Lazar. T. Leuteritz, T. Lauher. T. Liccone. K. Lojo, S. Linder. K. Lecroy, J. Lallv. 145 H.R. 183 First Row: C. Mampe. C. Marotta, L. Matino, D. Martin, P. Manos, L. Mahoney: Second Row: I. Lenart, L. McFarlen, D. Gilmore, J. McCormack, A. Martzloff, E. McCracken, A. McFarlane, M. McCarren. S. Mastakos, M. Manna: Third Row: A. Maher, H. Lutz, J. McCaulley. V. Marotta. M. McDonough, I. McCarthy, T. Malizia, P. Mahan, J. Engelhart. S. Massey, P. Macpherson, L. Manrodt. H.R. 184 First Row: H. McQueen. M. Miller, T. Moore, D. Miller, J. Miller, M. McGovern; Second Row: M. Miller. C. Mooney, J. Mooney, D. McLain, P. McLane. J. Miner; Third Row: S. Milcan, R. Meyer, T. McMonahan, M. Moncur, $. Meredith, M. McNellis, R. Minzter; Fourth Row: S. McManus, C. Morgan, K. McNally, J. Moffat, D. Migliorini, S. Milford, P. Monzella, P. McNamara. 147 H.R. 208 First Row: R. Murphy. A. Murphy, B. O’Herron. L. Nugent. D. Newsome, A. Osborne, M. Ott, B. Parente, W. Mormelo; Second Row: J. Papsin, M. Oslick, K. Obrien. J. Oehler, P. Newton, S. Morrissey, C. Murray; Third Row: N. Oerfradi, M. Muth, M. Mott. L. Paola. J. Palmer. B. O’Connor, J. O'Donnell. T. Napier. J. Mullen. D. Morgan. D. Parkhurst. R. Culhane. 148 H.R. 214 First Row: J. Perlmutter, E. Pribar, D. Reavis, B. Pulliam, B. Quackenbos, S. Pilz; Second Row: C. Parks, M. Pinkman, E. Pate, K. Peters. L. Rasmussen, B. Phillips, C. Quinn, A. Pruden, S. Paschon, T. Reiner, L. Paths. D. Pollera, S. Pratt; Third Row: D. Prymowicz. D. Pryor, B. Pierce. R. Posyton, S. Plant. M. Pallack, T. Parsons. J. Piantkoski. P. Read. J. Peterson. F. Moncloa. 149 H.R. 225 First Row: J. Roberts, H. Roberts, W. Rossi, B. Rosenberg, E. Ross, P. Rotker; Second Row: G. Rotto. P. Robinson. J. Robison, E. Rem eta, F. Reynolds, V. Rosenborg; Third Row: B. Rotchford, D. Rodgers. J. Robinson. R. Root. M. Ritton; Fourth Row: G. Rich. M. Romanello, G. Richards. M. Risberg, S. Rosenthal, F. Rizzo. R. Rousseau. 150 H.R. 259 First Row: P. Schwartz. S. Schaefer. D. Saltzman. R. Sampson. M. Nykolyn. L. Schneider. Second Row: D. Schaeffer. M. Scherzo. A. Rubin. M. Sawhill. B. Salinger. N. Schembre, L. Rowe; Third Row: A. Sayre. L. Russell. M. Sahulka, M. Scherzo. T. Sawicki. P. Farlev. E. Schwartz; Fourth Row: M. Sacks. P. Schmitz. D. Schleifer. E. Sawvre. K. Schuvart. 151 H.R. 263 First Row: R. Seemon. H. Simon. K. Smith. S. Simon. C. Singer. S. Sladkus. R. Singleton; Second Row” J. Sexton. A. Smith. A. Shubitz. M. Schaffer. J. Shafarman. S. Scott. D. Selser. L. Shropshire; Third Row: B. Seemon. L. Sefing. B. Scully, B. Serko. B. Shacklett, J. Seeman. A. Singh. P. Semels; Fourth Row: D. Scott, C. Sherman. A. Smith. P. Skerratt. J. Slates. 152 H.R. 264 First Row: M. Snyder, K. Stemmier. G. Swimmer, K. Sullivan, J. St. John; Second Row: N. Smith, P. Stites, E. Sweeney, K. Sworen, M. Strempel, R. Staffin; Third Row: P. Smith, L. Solimine, M. Smith, K. Smythe, L. Stone, K. Stock, C. Soraparu, T. Swank, j. St. John, K. Solinger, L. Stevenson. S. Stirling, S. Stewart, S. Sullivan. 153 H.R. 265 First Row: M. Tischbein, D. Tomalonis. L. Taylor. P. Timler. J. Tavares; Second Row: T. Trinh. L. Taylor. J. Tinnesz. W. Tibbals. A. Talbott. T. Trelease. Third Row: K. Taylor. M. Touraugeau. S. Tegen. B. Testa. J. Teitelbaum. L. Troeller. M. Threatt. K. Taylor, A. Yablonsky. t 154 H.R. 270 First Row: C. Whedon, R. Yarnell. E. Young, C. Yanowitz, D. Wexler, N. Wortzel; Second Row: S. Wythe, A. Zisman, J. Wilshaw, K. Zutty, W. Zack, B. Zone: Third Row: N. Yates. M. Williams, A. Wilson. J. Whitmoyer, A. Woodward; Fourth Row: W. Whitcomb, J. Wilson, R. Wilson. D. Yearley, A. Williams, K. Wujtowicz, M. Young. 156 157 H.R. 160 First Row: B. Avis, A. Anthony. B. Allen. M. Bakes. P. Basto, S. Arther. B. Alpert; Second Row: K. Aloia. D. Barnes. D. Batty. F. Agliata. M. Bailey. C. Asselin, J. Batzold: Third Row: L. Augustine. 1. Barry. R. Aronds, M. Bartok, M. Baumann, C. Albert; Fourth Row: T. Ansbro, J. Barnes, VV. Bates. T. Babb. D. Bauer. S. Ashcroft. H.R. 172 First Row: S. Birken-meier, R. Bonnetti, B. Burke, P. Bonner, D. Black: Second Row: T. Bennett. J. Blecher, J. Bennettson, B. Bentley, C. Boyer; Third Row: B. Bloom, B. Bonsall. D. Bentz. B. Bergen. J. Birmingham, J. Beane, K. Bock-us. J. Blakesberg. R. Bowers. 158 H.R. 215 First Row: K. Brown, P. Boyle, S. Brown, L. Boyle, B. Bud-den, W. Buhrendorf, R. Bucina; Second Row: R. Buonanno, D. Breitbarth. T. Brown, V. Brois, L. Brown, S. Braxton; Third Row: S. Burke. D. Brun-etto, K. Brown, M. Brennan, H. Burke, F. Bundy. I H.R. 220 First Row: M. Butts. S. Callahan. J. Chevalaz. Second Row: L. Cheress. R. Charron. C. Burns. Third Row: p. Cascella. R. Cantor. J. Caldwell. G. Cata-lon, F. Chenitz. T. Byrne, N. Chapman. Fourth Row: J. Caratozzolo. J. Campbell. T. Byrne. J. Cantor. M. Bussey. E. Carlson. 160 H.R. 222 First Row: D. Costello, E. Cotter, A. Clemente. H. Crow. B. Collins, L. Christensen, E. Conway; Second Row: D. Comby, T. Combe, J. Cohen, E. Chisholm, M. Corcoran, C. Clare, L. Cohen, D. Cloughly; Third Row: K. Cooper, B. Clark, D. Clark, W. Clarke. R. Crosta, G. Clark. 161 H.R. 230 First Row: V. Dagostaro, P. Davis, J. Della Badia, P. Curlook, J. Dilorio, J. Dagostaro. Second Row: A. Demarco. M. Demarais, T. Cuppari, K. Deodato. P. Davis; Third Row: V. Dazzo. C. Danskin. M. Dempsey, J. Detweiler, P. Damato. W. Dodge. 162 H.R. 233 First Row: P. Drittel, L. England, C. Duneczky, B. Engel. L. Eisenbach, P. Eisenbeil; Second Row: C. Dygorski. S. Elliot, M. Dugan, C. Dravis, J. Durante; Third Row: N. Evangelista. C. Eisele, H. Eick. A. Eron, R. Doyle. H.R. 235 First Row: M. Friedland, A. Gagnon, D. Finestein, J. Fiorino, D. Finnegan; Second Row: A. Frawley, K. Frankenbach, E. Faherty, D. Gengos, M. Fliegler; Third Row: V. Franklin, S. Finter, N. Fleming, J. Gannon, D. Gaut, J. Fitzherbert; Fourth Row: K. Fuchs, H. Feigenbaum, P. Farley, S. Fertakos, J. Freeman, L. Florin, R. Finelli. 164 H.R. 241 First Row: R. Grecco. W. Glenn, C. Graney; Second Row: B. Gingcrich. G. Goodman. R. Haesler. R. Giguere. M. Graham. D. Goodman. J. Giordano; Third Row: D. Graf. K. Gordeuk, V. Godwin, A. Gottlick. B. Greiner. V. Giffin. J. Gurch; Fourth Row: M. Goldenberg. M. Gordeuk. R. Gergich, J. Green. C. Grave. A. Grandell; Fifth Row: .J. Gotsch, K. Gerckens. V. Gilligan. D. Gibbons. H.R. 242 First Row: S. Higgins. J. Handler, C. Hess. M. Heyman. T. Higgins. S. Hedborg; Second Row: D. Helmar, D. Hauck, Q. Harriat. D. Harrison. G. Hardwick. K. Hansen. A. Heneghan, H. Hedborg; Third Row: D. Hoff. J. Harnett. B. Hamilton. T. Harned. J. Hcaron. B. Harries. E. Hammer, S. Harris; Fourth Row: P. Helder. R. Hansen. R. Heinkel. J. Hackman, C. Harvey. D. Hartnett. J66 H.R. 243 First Row: B. Kane, D. Kampe, R. Huff, F. Hoffmeyer, G. Karlc. B. Hughes, C. Hvldahl; Second Row: N. Junno. R. Hughes. R. Huff. M. .Joyce. R. Jaszvn; Third Row: D. Kaufman. S. Johansen, T. Jenkins. C. Holt. H. Johnson. B. Jordan; Fourth Row: V. Hogan. N. Hugger. T. lerardi, D. Iannascolio, A. Karp. R. Kandel. L. Johansen; Fifth Row: R. Hurley. M. Karp. F. Hvlander. H.R. 244 First Row: A. Landau. C. Kull. L. Kosakowski. N. Kupfer. M. Kontje. M. Kowalczyk. R. Kelly. K. Kelly. S. Kenney. K. Kavcoff. P. King. R. Kelly; Second Row: D. Korunow. G. Kiev. K. Kirkwood. M. Kuhn. T. Kepping. P. Koblenz. J. Laurent. J. Kramer. J. Krakora. D. Laterra. S. Kelly. E. Lambert. D. Kelly. S. Landale. D. Knapp, R. Landew. M. Kaveney. 168 H.R. 245 First Row: J. Lopez, J. MacPherson, R. Lawyer, K. Loder. S. Lex. S. Lindley; Second Row: K. Lemke, R. Malcolm, K Malloy, A. Longenbach, J. Le Febvre, W. Malcolm, J. Lee, A. Lewis: Third Row: p. Loft, G. Mako, S. Mackenzie, R. Lock ley. J. Lewis, E. Leslie, D. Liefer. H.R. 216 First Row: S. McMorrow, T. McGale. D. Milford. K. McGill. D. Milford, B. McCandless. D. Mannino; Second Row: N. Merrill, N. Marcantonio. M. McDermott. T. Martin, F. McCarthy. D. Masterson, N. McCloskey, M. Masterson. J. Molocznik, S. Miller. B. Miller; Third Row: R. McNally. D. Markham. F. Mirkow. E. McWilliams. T. Mitchell. P. Mannella. S. McCandless. 170 H.R. 250 First Row: D. Murray, F. Nigito, T. Nahavandi, K. Mooney, P. Moor. N. Nave; Second Row: L). Monte. D. Newman. C. Morrison. S. Murray, C. Mozoki, J. Mullen. M. Mosmueller; Third Row: D. Molowa. A. Mullen. L. Nathanson. T. Noonan. M. Myers. S. Murch, T. Moore, A. Montgomery. M. Muzzi, R. Mondon. ! I H.R. 251 First Row: R. Petrollini, D. O’Gorman, W. Parkhurst, M. Nunziata, J. Pascarella; Second Row: M. O’Brien, R. Osborne. T. O’Connor, R. Panek, G. Osenga; Third Row: T. Pilz, S. Parizeau, D. O’Connor. M. Parfumi, J. Parsons; Fourth Row: V. Otto, M. Pierce, B. Oxnard, A. Petrozziello, K. Odenkirk, D. Perley. 172 H.R. 253 First Row: D. Randazza, J. Powell, R. Pleninger, B. Reid, P. Pletscher, D. Richardson. C. Regan; Second Row: N. Polese, G. Reeves, T. Pinto, D. Randazza, E. Posvton, E. Rennicks, S. Pritchard, G. Polman, D. Quackenbos; Third Row: R. Richtarek, B. Richard, D. Pott, S. Raney. P. Reynolds, D. Prisnock. 174 H.R. 255 First Row: J. Rokosnv. T. Rome. C. Rowe. V. Rifici. C. Rosen; Second Row: P. Rudder. K. Rotchford. R. Rotchford. B. Rochlin. S. Ruggiero. D. Zorello. M. Rosenblum; Third Row: F. Romano. W. Rippe. D. Russell. L. Rowling. P. Russo. P. Russo, E. Ryan; Fourth Row: B. Rotchford. J. Ronco. A. Rothman. A. Sapienza. J. Sampson. C. Rotella. VV. Riley. T. Roche. B. Sanders. B. Wilson. H.R. 256 A First Row: C. Schwartz, L. Schaible, J. Scott. S. Schrope, A. Schildhaus; Second Row: S. Selert. K. Schmidt. R. Selser, K. Schatz. C. Serko, J. Schwartz. D. Sherr, S. Shapiro: Third Row: B. Schuvart, C. Seastream, L. Shaw, P. Schwarz. L. Scandone. D. Schade. B. Seip: Fourth Row: B. Schundler, M. Shovlin, J. Shepard. M. Schreier. K. Shea, P. Schwartzman, S. Sheppard. B. Scott. H.R. 257 First Row: D. Stephen, C. Siraco, S. Smith, B. Solon, S. Spenadal, R. Smith: Second Row: S. Stith, D. Snyder, S. St. Clair, S. Stumer, C. Silver, S. Sullivan, G. Silver, L. Stune, D. Smith; Third Row: D. Sullivan. J. Sleezman, E. Stenb-jom, S. Smith, K. Sullivan, A. Spiridigliozzi, B. Smelson, C. Silver, J. Steele, N. Sur, R. St. John. M. Smith, R. Snyder. H.R. 258 First Row: A. Trinh, L. Ucciferri, S. Tucker; Second Row: T. Trinh, T. Thorne, A. Turk. A. Tibbals, L. Waymen, S. Titus, T. Taddei; Third Row: J. Taylor, M. Tanner. V. Swart. S. Troeger, L. Taylor, L. Torcicollo, J. Thompson, C. Taranta; Fourth Row: D. Turner, K. Turlington, W. Thompson, M. Sweeney, W. Tischbein, D. Tinnesz, R. Swan. D. Tourangeau, J. Tilton, R. Yarbenet, J. Molcznik. H.R. 261 First Row: V. Watts. S. Wooster. D. Wolfe. N. Wecti. S. Wilder, M. Yatcilla, L. Yegian. J. Victor; Second Row: N. Westerbeck, C. Wise. C. Whedon. J. Walsh. B. Weaver. A. Tibbals, V. Ziobro. B. Weaver. M. Webber. L. Waymen. K. Wilson; Third Row: R. Van den Elzen, J. Vondra. J. Victor. M. Van Griekin. R. Yarbenet. R. Wessels, L. Titus. K. Wilshaw.M Windholz, A. Wright. R. Weiss. K. Wilson. D. Winter. H.R. 22 First Row: J. Brody. A. MacFail, L. Tipton. J. Resnik, C. Economos, C. Douglas; Second Row: J. Shields. J. Teller. R. Emrick. K. Hockenjos, J. Singleton. C. Sahulka, B. Wright. K. Currv; Third Row: R. Maynard. J. Price. C. Andrews. D. Wetzel. B. Knapp. J. Dewan. N. Cox. 178 H.R. 029 First Row: M. Ferguson. L. Frega, R. Carlson, L. Emerick, T. Smeaton, J. Force, L. Jacob, C. Guthrie, M. Golden, S. Daugherty, L. Sokolowski; Second Row: J. Anderson, C. Schneider, T. Tyler, D. Pritchett, M. Brandstein, D. Bloom, W. Lutz, J. Genzer, R. Blumenscheid, R. Sulle-barger, A. Moomjy, M. O’Brien, D. Nelson, F. Epps. H.R. 273 First Row: D. Anthony, V. Gardiner; Second Row: J. Liu, J. Clark; Third Row: M. Scott, D. Savage; Fourth Row: J. Mi lean. 179 .V EXTRA- CURRICULAR - Lights remain ablaze at 5 PM and the corridors have yet to empty . . . For many students who participate in the wide scope of extracurricular activities, IPOS provides more than just teachers blackboards, and desks. Through the school dubs and organizations, one can release inhibitions, express creativity, Mod postpone the drudgery of homework. Curricular is incomplete without: 'f The HI’S EYE is more than the four or six page newspaper that arrives at homerooms on Friday mornings. The HI’S EYE is a vehicle for fighting apathy, channeling expression, learning to cooperate with peers, sensing responsibility, and developing maturity. The union of such functions culminates when the paper returns from the printer. Did the pictures come out right? Do the headlines read well? Did the copy get butchered? Is the page too “vertical” or too “busy”? None of it is easy. We strive for a goal every year, and we meet it. “If it’s Friday, and there’s school, there’s HI’S EYE.” I I Dunkin’ Munchkins . . . Burger King and the French Fry in’ Legion . . . D-Q . . . Baskin-Robbins . . . Donna Anthony’s chocolate cookies . . . Sno-cones (thanks a million, Janet!).. . Seven long months of pig-outs . . . dedication and enthusiasm . . . It’s quality Jon, not quantity ... A piece of cake, can of corn . . . But then again . . . Compiling a 350-page record of a year in our lives . . . Journalism and artistry fused . . . Doubtful .. . Expert craftsmanship . . . The flying Fingers of Michael J. Glantz . . . Captain Jack commands the darkroom... Wendy got an “A-Q” in personal typing (Ho, Ho, Ho) . . . “You don’t have to be crazy to work here, but it helps” . . . Seen Mr. Petix lately? . . . Grandma and the boat . . . Ask Paula about the wide-mouthed frog . . . Nice lamp, Doug! . . . What did Charlie do with my shovel? . . . What happened to that case of champagne? ... If it’s Friday and there’s school, there’s a Hi’s Eye (so?) . . . Hectic hilarious deadlines . . . Cropping, layouts . . . The birds . . . Who has a car? . . . Quadele . . . Late night vigils ... I never want to see these people again! . . . Are you guys trying to make this a marathon? . . . (JVR-12 75) . . . Never send Jill and Beth out for hamburgers . . . What, another club? ... NIX ... A section finished ... THE ULT . . . Only three more ... Sam sees a penguin on the telly . . . Kitty Kamins, come on down! . . . Jill: March 15th and I’m a free woman . . . Memories and relationships are captured by scaleographs and grease pencils . . . Frin’ship — dawt, dawt, dawt . . . It’s been real ... 1 guess you had to be there... 184 135 ' I i I i ■ i Participants in the language clubs are exposed to a wide understanding of foreign cultures outside the confinements of a classroom atmosphere. Le Quartier Latin contient des etudiants qui s’interessent aux etudes fran- ais. ns font des voyages a New York, des pique-niques et une reunion de Noel, en cher-chant une comprehension de la vie frangais. El ateneo espanol es formado de estudiantes interesados en una estudia completa de Espaiia. Hacen viajes a la ciudad para mirar peliculas del extranjero, y rompen la pinata; cu-lminacion de las actividades es una ex-periencia muy castellana. Hottentottenstot-tertrottelmutterattentaterlattengitterwet-terkotterbeutelrattempfangpramie. Kaffeeklatsch mit Apfelstrudel! Das schmeckt gut! Singen und Tanzen; Karneval mit Schuhplat-ter, Lederhosen and Dirndlkleider; Filme and Theater. Die deutschen Schuler backen “kookies” Pfeffemiisse und Lebkuchen fur den Kookie Verkauf und schicken kleinen Kindern das Geld. Dadurch lernen wir etwas von der deutschen Kultur. Latin Club, the panacea of classical studies, propagates the ancient art and culture of Rome with realistic recreations of infamous Roman parties, enabling each toga clad Saturnalian to proclaim “civus Romanus sum,” and proving that Latin is not dead, but immortal. Le attivita del Circolo Italiano ser-vono ad approfondire la conoscenza della cul-tura del “Bel Paese.” FOLIO OFFICE contributions here fOCe-p 4 7W u SZAAl_____ Agfa X. To(bcyor(pot to be)that is the question: Whether ’t nobler in the mind to suffer The slingsrnTd arrows of outrageous Or to take arms against_a sea ofjTQuhleg. 'dieto sleep1 ■ SncHiyopposing end them TtTdie to sleep— by a sleep to say we end the heartache, and the thousand natural shocks ±j JP£72- 80 - ‘ That flesh isjieir to. --------- is heir toA Chod UP T ?7 t2- ' Only in the Chess Club can docile WHS students be transformed into warriors, eager to do battle with opponents. Girls are accepted, contradicting the image of greasy little chessplayers with bifocals. Among the weaponry are forks, overloads, skewers, 0-0-0, 0-0, P-Q4 mate, Rook power, and heaving a Queen to confuse the enemy. The chess board serves as a testing ground for future Bobby Fischers. Stressing cooperation, interaction, and involvement with the student population at WHS, the National Honor Society deviates from its stereotyped intellectual image to assume a capacity for community dedication. Under the tutelage of their inspirational and ingenious leader, the incumbent Mr. Quagliano, the energetic NHS’ers undertake a variety of projects to raise money. Revenue from the annual Flea Market and Talent Show plus the numerous quarters garnered from the coke machine create a generous account from which scholarships may be awarded to deserving members of the graduating class. In addition, this highly competent and self-sufficient organization utilizes a rare abundance of talent to provide the entire Westfield school system with a rather formidable and unequalled tutoring service. y of C S7 v A.s t€mv y.yy y £ ? 4 Not to be outdone by Capitol Hill on this 200th anniversary of American politics, WHS has once again generated an extensive governmental system with which to combat the ills of schoolroom society. Student Council, an exercise in democracy, comprises a group of inquisitive students trying their hands at self-government. Programs forged in third period meetings and decisions made in the student council office affect every student from the cold, hungry early riser (coffee and donuts), to the socially minded blood donors. In recognition of the significance of 1976 to all Americans, the Council organized a Bicentennial Day which featured exhibits representing aspects of colonial life — the culmination of two centuries and of one school year. 194 195 Choral students at WHS exist as members of a department in which none are stars, but all are featured players. The constant search for that perfect note is heightened by the varying modes of interpretation and expression which are intrinsic to a large body of individuals. That cameraderie which develops between members of the various ensembles finds its ultimate culmination in the close rapport which is established between performers and audience as each faction acknowledges, in its own manner, the beauty of musical composition. 196 An orchestra contains a variety of instruments, each contributing a unique shade or texture of sound. Although divided into sections, the orchestra works as one in a communal effort to reach the goal of creating beautiful music. Orchestra provides each of its members with an outlet for self-expression and creativity. The entire world is able to appreciate the orchestra’s effort because music is a language everyone understands. Combining the skills of a constantly practicing sporting team, the precision of a military unit and the artistry of a musical ensemble, the Marching Band gains in competitive spirit, teamwork, and friendship throughout a season of athletic events and band competitions. Victory in these competitions allows the Marching Band to enjoy schoolwide recognition and personal satisfaction. 199 Drama provides an outlet for creative expression through the combined efforts of directors, actors and stage crews. Mask and Mime produced two major productions, “Look Homeward Angel,” and “Godspell,” and directed Repertory Company and Children’s Theater. The theater has an exciting quality to it — fantasy and reality all at once. 200 W.H.S s mechanical masterminds, manipulating unmanageable masses of machinery and daily performing fantastic feats in fixing and fitting failing facilities — the missing links between Man and Machine. 202 The goal of the awareness group is to unify the entire school body through different activities in which all will be interested and through making changes within the school system. However, before this goal can be achieved, more student participation is necessary. 203 Each Tuesday a small group of devoted individuals assemble in room 110 to play backgammon. Are they crazy? Perhaps not, for this board game has fascinated people since ancient times. Beneath its pretentious and effete image lies a relaxing social hour for some and a tense and competitive experience for others. The Bible can serve as a guide, a collection of laws, or simply a historical and philosophical work of ancient sages. The purpose of the Bible Club is to study the scriptures, not as a literary work, but as a revelation of God’s word. Members not only examine the sacred teachings, but also attempt to incorporate the morality of the Bible into their daily lives. 205 Orators in training, members of the newly-formed Debating Team practice and perfect their craft of weaving words that will sway opinions while they gain poise, eloquence, and knowledge of controversial issues. The team has won several competitions this year, a remarkable feat for the young organization. 206 The Future Physicians Club, as its name implies, is an organization whose members are predisposed toward a study of the healing sciences. Obscure researchers veritably pop out of dull textbooks, and with their lectures enliven the topic of medical science. 207 All girls’ sports teams find unification in a single council which strives for recognition of the numerous and rapidly increasing achievements of women in sport. They raise money for these athletic endeavors and for scholarship grants by selling Nutty Buddies, recycling glassware and washing cars. 208 When the idea of a model train club pulled up to the WHS platform, no one knew what the final destination might be. Weeks of creative track design and fastidious layout execution culminated in a model train show — a railroading success. As committed engineers pursue the challenges of this exciting hobby, interest in this club is bound to build up steam. Participation in AFS entails sharing oneself with another family, adapting to the many different customs and values of a foreign environment, and forming an impression after the glimpse of another life style. The international exchange program requires the ability to abandon one’s own sheltered world and to open up to one’s own curiosity. 210 Beset by the lack of tables, nets, paddles, and undented balls, the Table Tennis Club overcomes its difficulties to enjoy a Friday afternoon of heated competition or pleasant relaxation. The annual club dinner culminates a season of doubles and singles tournaments. Yet the question remains: will the unmentionable advisor ever regain top form? ■mmw SENIORS Westfield's seniors, emerging from g 'passive high school existence, must now! |ttg actively involved in an ever-chang ling society. High school provided! innumerable experiences and relations |Ugps; such moments cause each senior’A As he prepares to don the cloak m American society, the senior loosens hiss lies with high school. To enter a society Characterized by variation, the emerge jtag individual employs the experience And memories of the past to insure % mature and gratifying future. ■aw :■ ( } v.y5 ■ ■■ • Mark Ziarnik Cynthia Zurawski Feel free to go where you wish and to be what you are. I i I ! Jayne Young Laugh a little, crv• a little, love a little and LIVE if UP! Sandra Yearley Go climb up a hill. Stand perfectly still, and Silently soak up the day. 1 I Pam Yawger William Yarbenet There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do. Patrick Young There is no expedient man will not resort to to avoid the labor of thinking. ” Sally Wright My own self at my very best all the time. 214 Robert Wright Glenn Wright I do not judge by sight, but by the mind, which is the only judge of man. ” Carolyn Wood David Wolf Sarah Woodward There is so much left to know and I'm on the road to find out. ” Regina Wollman A friend is one who knows all about you and loues you just the same. Peter Wolfson John Winer 15 “There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do.” “There never seems to be enough time to do the things xou want to do. ” Victor Wilson Jacqueline Wiendl Time passes on. but the memories will always remain. Mary Ann Whitcombe James Wickes David West “Life's secret is not to do what one likes, but to like what one has to do. Kenneth West £ 9r Andrea West .y'' listen to the wind of my soul. Where I'll end up only God really S w ,r x W y- ' ' o- °J v . j vu' £ Sr v V”ys° S w 216 Wendi Weill “The seed that you plant today, tomorrow will be a tree. And living goes on. Richard Wellen “Until they become conscious, they will never rebel.“ Elizabeth Weil “Each man on the foundations of his joys and sorrows builds for us all. “ Cynthia Wederich “No man knows what he can do until he tries. Michele Wayne Sylvia Watson “Vini Vidi Vici — I came, I saw, I conquered. ” Robert Watson 217 -Z f) Kathleen Wal h Mark Waltman Do not follow a path. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. ” ( Maureen Walsh J I oe been happy lately, thinking about good things to come and -Jf I hose gone by. JJ L Jr j '■yy'ft U Cheryl Walker Barbara Wallace Be in tune with yourself before harmonizing with your neighbor! Marilyn Wall Phillip Walbert Never lose faith in yourself, and look towards the future with hope. Jeffrey Wahl 218 Communists in cardboard boxes are electric. V r;---- Don Villane Susan Vliet David Viglianti “High the memory carry on, The moments linger, Sail away among your dreams. Roseann Vella Michael Venezio Jill Vejnoska “So goodbye. At least we made the try. “ 219 D, Kiki Roderick Van de Sande ° U r Xt ;W or, j .e. Uwy £)CxcJ AJ re. -Yr - ( . , xOnny voe - V'.oA- Cbc«A U-ocJC- )A V?cX- C 0 XVo t o ?j e_0 vJ ' € Vi c 3 “Life is a journey, tion. ” not a destina- GordonTwaddell Stanley Urban Allan Tweedle i Michael Turk Ellen Tucker I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love Christina Tracey today. Carolyn Tortoriello Valerie Toenes Margaret Taranta I never think of the future. It comes soon enough. 222 T'ain't what you do. it's the way that you do it. ” Mark Swingle Not to decide is to decide. Jennifer Sutton Nancy Swan Lindsey Sutman My new purple shoes bin' amazin' the people next door. Stephen Sullivan 223 Matthew Sullivan Eric Strandberg The world is not as you think it is, to believe so is stupidity. Melissa Stone ' I've seen all good people turn their heads each day. so satisfied. I'm on my way. ” Karen Stirling It's a new morning, you can have anything you want, all you have to do is dream! Lawrence Sullivan To be great is to be misunderstood. Elizabeth Stewart ''Say what you have to say. not what you ought. Kenneth Sullivan Sara Storr Janet Stevens 224 Melissa Stemmier SPe' ncer Dreams, so they say. are for the then they let them slip foolS’ . aw y- mam . • Allison Staffm a|dSoW° Bon Jeffrey Stem ber r { ■ • Scott Staub da 0 Spa ator Sal 225 Eric So Her Mary Snowber Let us depart these accursed shores. ” Virginia Smith If you want a good career. Start the studying And finish this year. Steven Smith Shaun Smith I have drunk a good, dizzying gulp. Douglas Smith The only way to have a friend is to be one. Karen Siraco Paula Singer I have such dreams, but now I must experience them. Marc Simone Live each day as if it is to be your last. 226 Carmen Silva Frederick Shropshire Dawn Shuman Michael Siegel Nick Sidorakis Ilene Siderman As you grow, you experience. And as you experience, you learn. Amy Shropshire Now we soar as the birds which men hate ended since time began. Kevin Sheppard Mary Beth Sheridan Robert Sherr It takes both rain and unshine to make.a rainbow. A . t Susan Sheehan Jay Shepard But after ail it's what we've done that makes us what we are. Bruce Sharkin „0 . . bo it s one more round for experience and I'm on the road again. 228 John Seemon Charles Schweitzer 229 Charlotte Sellberg The greatest art is to love and let your loved ones live freely. John Sciders Jeffrey Scott 'Through the clouds. I've found the light John Sclert Andrew Sehreiber Arthur Schwartz Steve Schramm Laurie Schramm Give yesterdays but a moment for today steps into the moments of tomorrow. Felicia Schoss A man is rich in proportion to the number of things he can let alone. George Schifini Andrew Scherer Judith Scher “Love when you can Cry when you have to Be who you must That 5 part of the plan. ” r Nancy Schenkel .ere where the lonely pipers walk beside the oceanside as one. Megan Schembre “If ever I said, in grief or pride. 1 tired of honest things. I lied � i y David Schantz Frank Schaefer 231 Michael Sarvctnick ' '• i 1 ii k Stephen Saunders Let evenr man be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger John Salwitz Nothing is the absence of something. The absence of nothing is everything. Janice Ruth Marguerite Ryan Photographs and memories. All that I have are these To rem em ber you. Mathew Russo Set me adrift in a sea of hope — I’ll set my soul to a new horizon. ” Pamela Rusch William Russell In the beginning, man created (Jod... 232 ■ Andrew Rupp Rene Rotella “The most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. ” Kathy Rubin Robert Rough J) ' Remember the past, but live the M uture- Jeffrey Ross Evan Ross “He who hesitates is lost. Darlene Robinson Happiness was born a twin: to have joy one must share it. “ 233 Susan Roberts Hillary Roberts Sorala Riley 234 mm Linda Roberts When life gives you lemons, make lemonade! Craig Ristau “There's someone in my head and it's not me. Kathleen Ridge And when another day is through. I'll still remember you. Valerie Ricca • Adrienne Reynolds v-% • A e. Marty Resnik Martha Renfree David Reiner the hopes, the dreams, hardship, friendship ... the past ... the beginning Neil Reiter “Go for the gusto in life, or don't go at all. ” David Reiss 235 Jean Reilly Loretta Reavis Keep smiling — it makes the world wonder what you 're up to!” Leslie Redd Don’t reach for a star because stars fall. Instead reach for the moon.” Janet Rayner Ruth Ranney Once a job is fouled up. anything done to improve it makes it worse. ” Nathaniel Randolph 1 Mary Lauren Quinn Robert Pulver Barbara Pratt Joan Pracejus Karie Powell Joel Potyk ■ I II get by with a little help from my friends. 237 Edward Potter “Willx. let you arid me be wipers of scores out with all men — especially pipers. Scott Porter Jonathan Pope Sun must set. Men must die and we must still go on. 238 Robin Piesco “We’ve only just begun to realize — The best is yet to come. ” William Peters Patricia Personette Happiness is loving and being loved. Rodney Pederson Antonio Pericola Scott Peters Never for the sake of tranquility deny your experience or convictions. Mary Perkins “Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or faraway. 239 Kathleen Pedersen Valorie Pavlisko Jeffrey Pate Nancy Paterson “Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. Leonard Parrott Elisabeth Palmer 240 Linda Oliver-Smith Carolyn O’Brien You only live once, but if you work it right, once is enough. 241 Todd Novacck Vicki Nelson “Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about. Jeff Nelson “Self-conquest is the greatest of victories. ” Robert Naulty “Today let me live well; None knows what may be tomorrow.” Ronald Nachbar 242 Sharon Nagle Martha Mutz Susan Murphy Barbara Mulholland Kim Musslewhite Meredith Murray Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved through understanding. Timothy Mulvihill Rolando Muniz If the ideas have an absolute existence, the soul is immortal. mm m? William Mulhole Sheryl Mueller “I am an optimist. It does not seem to be much use being anything else. ” We do not remember days, we remember moments. Stephen Mottley Linda Moskowitz “It's not time to make a change Thomas Mormelo Bruce Moran Brian Moran Lynn Morgan Marina Morales Friends are the secure barriers of man along the hard road. Alfred Morasso “It's great to be great, but it's greater to be human. Yolanda Moore With one step of the ladder, the urge to continue is greater. Marguerite Moore “Your elbow is near but you can't bite it. Gregory Moore Rowena Monez A free man is he who does not fear to go to the end of his thought. Katherine Monte ■3 ' 1 Nancy Monaghan 246 Gary Meszaros 247 Virginia McNamara Robert Mendoza When you 'ue seen beyond your self — then you may find peace of mind Thomas McNally The truth lies in my frustration. 243 Robert Mclnerney Nancy McGuire Robert McCormack Renia McMoore “Live and be happy, you 'll surely succeed. Deborah McGovern “Turn your back on the shadows and live for the sun. Keith McDevitt Stuart McCracken Linda McAuliffc With a smile on your face show the world all that you have in your heart. Catherine Martzloff We may never know about the days to come, but we think about them anyway. Michelle Martin m George Martino 251 Gregory Lowe Jill Lipschultz Jane Lough To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven. Ruth Liebesman A single spark can start a prairie fire. Philip Lilue Sylvia Liu Rosemary Locatelli The quality of imagination is to flow and not to freeze. ” Christopher Lojo Paul Lewis “Every right implies responsibility. even• opportunity an obligation. 253 Amy Lewis If I had a wish to wish for you, I'd make a wish the sun shine all the while. Betty Jean Lay Douglas Lehfeld V, v; i , : Jan Lebowitz There's so much left to know and I'm on the road to find out. Michael Lewis True friendship exists when silence between two people is comfortable. Denise Lawrence - Janet Laurent There's so much left to know, and I'm on the road to find out. Diane Kullmann The things which are impossible with men are possible with God. Patricia Lambert Andrew Laessig Soon I knew that what was after was life and love tears and laughter. Brian Kuil Robert Kulig 254 Bruce Kovak Colleen Kovacs 255 Amy Kranz Put me on a highway and show me a sign. Then take it to the limit one more time. Wayne Kudenchak Brian Kovak Mitchell Krane When all is done and said I'll come out ahead. Natasha Kotliar Jeffrey Hole Susan Klages 256 Tom Kisclica George Kiselica I'm leaving my friends there, it's not that I don't care Robert Kiningham Maureen King You should live as long as you can. and want to as long as you live. Anne Kimsey “On ne voit bien qu 'avec le coeur. L’essential est invisible pour les yeux. Stephen Kennedy Patricia Kellogg “Under fully controlled conditions, humans behave as they damn well please. ” Kathryn Kamins “A cloud cannot cast a shadow unless the sun is shining behind it. Keith Kaminetzky S ■ Karen Kania 253 Judith Kaye Glenn Kaplus “Escape . . I get up when I can. ” John Kaczynski Joseph Judge “We may lose and ice may win. but u e will never be here again. Michelle Kalinowski Mark Kaiser Megan Kahn “But we sure had a good time when we started way back when. ” Samuel Judd “If you had to do it over, would you fall in love with yourself again? L'ayxVGs of JXLS-fc. io J Wotr rW y U c M . fcici . j S4;it (It IJI Ik 4 t 259 tifcAt l ' v :A ■■ f'.vJyj William Jordan Thomas Jones sen uJcHVvjuo ujp duicd . ..„ uAYt'TfaXi. 0 ‘Olooch! -r lAah uj€ tool o m® ' . icotimtx. (bsed UjdL wmuo dridJmK a a tu mMiX, a u Ku n cou jl Kathleen Jeter Doug Jones Kellie Jewell Don't let the past remind us of what we are not now. “ Mark Jennis “Champion the right to be yourself. live your own life; follow your own star. “ hope someday you'll join us. then the world could live as one Janina Jaruzelski “My way of joking is to tell the truth. ” Catherine Jennings Donald Jackson “Chicken Little was right. Joseph Isolda Charles Irwin “The only emperor is the Emperor of Ice Cream. ” Anthony Ingram “Through discipline comes freedom. Julia Inglis Joseph Ierardi “When all else fails, follow directions. 261 William Hunziker A v . •'V5 A V'' • K W V1 f%' , V '€J% K J 0 v 0 C-' L-neryi nusch f}. ......... Ka (? , 'h y -v . PV y W V w K rfj (y Christine Hugger vs. i A V V s this mv beginning or is this V T ... ) £ . V , mvenrf? f 0 W V; v. i William Hudak , «v41 o t y;y or Y . cA , i Kara ryc College A . A £ ' w- i Vicy vVN Andrew Hubsch iV J If you’d like to win, but think -f et,_r v-jv you can 7 if s almost a cinch you y ' f • u on 7.” r | v cr s v 2 rj ' ,u v v'J y y v, ya : a s I ■ 5 i Paul Horn “It's been a long time cornin'. It's gonna be a long time gone...” Joseph Hooper Carol Hooper Hei-Kyung Hong “Make a joyful noise unto the Lord. Come before his presence with singing. Sandra Holland “He who troubleth his own house shall inherit the wind. Adelc Hoffmeyer “The most utterly lost of all days is that in which you have not laughed. John Hoblitzell James Hilb Maribeth Hitt Matthew Heyns Come unto me all ye that labor and are heavy laden and I'll give you rest. Something is happening here, but I don't know what it is. ” Lisa Hickman Patti Hewstone No goal is too high if we climb with care and confidence. ” Let those rain clouds roll out on the sea. Let the sun shine down on me. 264 Vivian Hevers Susan Heston “You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. ” Todd Herrmann “He who eats the fruit should at least plant the seed. “Experience is in the fingers and the head. The heart is inexperienced. ” Diane Henry This is the beginning of my end. Douglas Heneghan 265 John Hendrickson “Slander. that u orst of poisons, ever finds an easy entrance to ignoble minds. ■k John Helmar Jean Hellandcr Ann Heagler Lynne Hazard Cause I'm free as a bird now and this bird you cannot change. 266 Sheila Hawkins Patricia Hatfield “Oh. very young, what will you leave us this timet Thomas Hartye Drew Harris 267 “Be slow in choosing a friend, Peter Harley slower in changing. ” Robert Harned Ann Harbaugh Kathryn Harlan Robert Hansen Matthew Hanna “Running people down is a bad habit, whether you are a gossip or a motorist. “Every man is the center of his own universe. 263 Diego Handel A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. Kay Hamllton Patricia Hakucsa Kathleen Haggerty Carol Haivorsen Miles Gutmacher Cynthia Hagerman Neil Gutmacher With all the crap I learn in high school it's a wonder I can think at all. 269 Barbara Guthrie Gary Gurman Hey tomorrow, where are you going? Do you have some room for me? Janet Gunning Angela Grimes If you cry for loss of the sun. your tears won't let you see the stars. ” Eileen Gunning Peter Grodziak Rosemary Grillo 770 Susan Griffin Time keeps movin' on, I keep movin' on. but I never found out why. ” Jamie Greek Gone. The damage done. Robert Gregory Virginia Greene Come the morning. I'll be far from here, slowly rising in another sphere. Deborah Gray 271 Lewis Graves Jerome Gottlick Thomas Graney We have no right to consume happiness without first producing Richard Goski Philip Good Men of few words are the best men. ” Stuart Goldstein We gotta get out while we're young tramps like us. We were born to run. 272 I- Sx'A, Wv-; L $$£■ $Z?r‘ m Caryn Goldberg There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. ' f } r Linda Glenn mm v affection v for the memories past and gone. ” y J.T. Michael Glantz I so ? answer turneth away wrqtl v tT A i 1 7 Laurie Gilmour Eileen Gilmartin y %y JL I hope the day will be a lighter A y highway; friends can be found onyL f J oCy , J u Carol Gillcsberg 273 Elizabeth Gildersleevc Because another road is calling. I'll say Good-bye. ' Marc Giguere Bruce Gelb Maureen Garrigan When the world is puddle-wonderful. ” Michael Gelber Kathleen Gardiner Nai hiruvalye Valimar. Danny Ghalcb 274 Julie Gadol It's not how much you have, but how much you enjoy, that makes happiness. Ann Fugmann Anne Gable “Look upon the rainbow and praise him that made it. Mark Fromer I've so many dreams yet to find. bft vcwj W c c £ SctioV UCe T oc Scjy 6 C(0 TV . Vu c V Ck% 6AC X 5oe V i b«AA . V ou'v , a da£cA)c '¥W ociV 6f Nude. « ux«mO Loua. ♦ TwN c Elizabeth Freeman Wendy Freedman The deepest urge in human nature is the desire to be important. ” 275 Barbara Fuller Afy mind's made up, don't confuse me with the facts. Myrton Frega Gayle Fratelli People who live never die. John Forbes Well, my dandruff is loose, and my breath is chartreuse. I know I ain't cute. Sheila Fox Human improvement is from within outward. 776 Malcom Forbes it Ki 5r Melissa Frawley Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Tracy Foostcr This school — Get in get over and get out. 277 Maynard Fletcher Thomas Flournoy David Fishbein James Fischer Mary Ellen Fleming § •- ■ ■ i ,V : V Jill Festa Eileen Fischer Gary Fienbcrg v Joanne Fiorino Debra Feldman .. ..................J I ( Katherine Fife Elaine Ferrara Look for me away from the crowd. h Susan Parkas 279 Barbara Feldman Cindy Feidt Gerald Farley Lisa Ann Feick I• LI Stansi Farkas She who laughs, lasts. ” Elizabeth Farmer Brian Eyer Debra Epstein Connie Emerson I get by with a little help from my friends ” Christine Ewing Lynn Elliott Arlene Evans Mary Enard Potato preservative against plague and pestilence — pray for us. “ Denise Elliott A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of Nature. ” 280 Kenneth Kisenberg “You must look into people as well os at them. “ June Ehrlicher Linda Eggleston The world of reality has its limits; the world of imagination is boundless. ” Anthony Eckert 'Ya don't need a weatherman to tell which way the wind blows. ” Monica Edwards Katharine Edelblut Katherine Eberhart “Butterflies are free to fly... Rachel Edelson Susan Early Classed . . . boxed. . . Numbered . . . But always, individuals. 232 Bruce Dunnan Mark Dugan Daniel Draper Charles Dooley Christy Downing Nancy Doerrer “Show me a woman who feels no guilt, and I’ll show you a man. Stacey Draper “Time may change me. but I can’t trace time. ” 283 Margaret Disch “You're more than beginning. You ‘re learning to fly. Richard Diemer “Who so neglects learning in youth loses the past and is dead for the future. “ Anita DiFrancesco Portia Dixon Heidi Dietterich Michael Diassi Rene Dieme 284 Genius h Ta,en oeslZtZaanj! — X Robert Denman Barbara Dean Mark Dempsey Jeffrey Delong Michael Dazzo “Life can be rough ... but music smoothes it out. ” °avid Dersh ln vestment P°ys the best interest. ■kn°U’,edS' , ' i Michele De Rosa 285 Melissa Davis Jeannette D’Amore Carolyn Cummings Mary Margaret Davis You and me. we may meet again; in the meanwhile, stay-out of the rain. Michael Davidson I'll see you on the dark side of the moon. Jonathan Daitch Robert Czarny 1 used to be such a sweet sweet thing, until they got ahold of me. ’’ John Currall Dcirdre Culhane Cindy Cunningham Diane Cudd Destiny waits in the hand of God, shaping the still unshapen. Renee Crosby Michael Crosby “Let It Be. “ Live today when it's here. Live tomorrow when it comes. Theodore Crincoli “It is my nature to join in love, not hate Mary Crandall Please be patient — God isn't finished with me yet. Jonathan Cowles Although we may change, the memories we share remain the same. Charles Cosenza Ring out the old. Bring in the new. Erich Comely Ellen Corcoran Mary Cooney “I wish I was a mountain. I’d pass boldly through the clouds and never end. 287 Kevin Cooney I am not in this world to live up to your expectations or you to mine. Bonnie Coleman Patricia Conroy John Conway “The truth is the must uncover. Set sail towards the sun. Feel the warmth that '$ just begun. Steven Cohen James Cofer Linda Cohen John Coakley Margaret Cleary Donald Clark Richard Clinch Cathryn Clark “As time goes on, I realize just what you mean to me. Colour my world. “Happy are those who hear the word of God and keep it. “ Oea-c Cao 2 -Vo OCL U ±s y x. -l i-MLQ r.fe eT o-b Asr i, KoA 1 doo T nVL l , ZtiZJT OoJT p t QJLe. cx| ■ ..jS Amy Clark One sun feeds us, we share each other's lives, holding each other's shadows. lAa- 3r c CV CcA a shadows. n CXv'OvOq VC- tVvQ_“ 0 0-023 I ... as ii Baa; Vanita Claiborne C£S pG-C-i-eJUl (S ccxy lo JCoJj C pergcrr; V Coo z (MZl 289 Brian Clancey Next to the originator of a good sentence is the first quoterof it. Kathleen Clancy Alphonso Ciullo Donna Cieri Kenneth Ciarrocca ! Patricia Chehayl “Nature is seldom wrong. Custom always —Lady Mary Wertley Montague. Thomas Chacko Nancy Ceccon 290 Kate Castellone The most wasted day of all is that on which you have not laughed. James Case Valerie Carroll Wonder how I work all day. when will I learn that memories get in the way. ” Jayne Carney I've been smiling lately, thinking about good things to come. 291 Elizabeth Carlson Surpassing what is merely possible, and reaching beyond; that’s achievement. Elaine Caramico L Beth Ellen Carlson 292 Betsy Callender Jesus; the Way, the Truth and Life. No one comes to God except through him. Diane Calabro Richard Butler Keith Burnham Seymour Burke Robert Bunting Rachel Buchsbaum It was the best of times; it was the worst of times. David Brunnquell Kaylynn Buchanan Cheryl Brumbaugh '■Happiness isn't having what you want, but wanting what you have. Steven Bruggcr Richard Bruges Defeated men are the only ones who succeed. ” Tracey Brown 294 Frederick Braun “We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars. Deborah Bronston Laura Briant John Braun Linda Brandstein 295 James Bottoms Kathleen Boyle Nothing happens to you that hasn't happened to someone else. ” Katherine Bosse Summer's gone. Has it been that long? I guess that’s what seasons will bring. ” 296 to my own bones. ” Susan Booth “We are free to go where we wish and be what we are. ” Diana Bohlin John Bogart “The more we study the more we ‘7 get by with a little help from discover our ignorance. ” my friends. ” Nancy Boothe To put into words, would be too brief. Valerie Bolger ' 'bu t isawsom ecrazyth i ngsbeforei wasthrough.... 297 William Blackman Howard Bodner “The world is nothing, the man is all: in yourself is the law of all nature. “ Richard Bode The man worthwhile is the one with a smile when everything goes dead wrong. Steven Blutfield Lynn Blauvelt “Baby Love Charles Bode Si Jeffrey Blumberg Russ Bergman Where the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. ” Eric Bezkorowayny And if you find she helps your mind, you'd better take her home. Kathleen Berry Wondering if where I’ve been is worth the things I’ve been through. James Bivona V J Peter Best ll Jonathan Biggs iV Nancy Besser Keep your eyes on the star and your feet on the ground. Ronald Berenson Riders on the Storm. James Behrens Eugene Bauman Elyce Bavos Goodness is the only investment that never fails. 300 Pamela Becker In the fields of observation, chance favors only the mind that is prepared. Adrianne Benjamin God loves men so much that He gave His only begotten Son. —to Lester Adams Carl Becker No one can take the easy way and enter into any kind of greatness or glory. Mark Bauernschmitt 1 Theodore Barrett Clarence Bates . i 0 Catherine Barr Charles Barnabe 3.14159 26535 89793 23846 26433 8327950288 Dennis Barley Matthew Bakes Paula Bagger Let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. Daniel Aufiero 302 Debra Anderson Someday we'll find what we're searching for, But still feel the yearnings for more memories. Robert Angilclla Robert Anderson 'lk c-'r eri . -v— U2t ,h -27 ■jm AJ tse. ■ '£ -CTjfc r u •e £r QT Suy _2T Donald Assman - ry 2$2C-f9-CJ9£ ZO 2 - 0027 6 y £5)CU kf27 2 c jj£rsts £: ty 9' C . Linda Arcuri Let every man march to the tune of his own drummer. Gregory Auda Thank God it s over! Suzanne Attenborough Michael Alter Carolyn Ambrose We shall by morning inherit the earth Our foot's in the door. ” John Aloia “Not blind opposition to progress but opposition to blind progress ” Beth Alpaugh Paul Aloia There is only one way to be happy, and that is to make others so. Michael Allen Mary Allegrini Hut the only evil find in idleness is unhappiness. 304 have and the best will come back to you.” 305 mm wmmm 0M’00 Mil WM$ mmm WcmTil WfmMm 7 0' '• • • 'ANT' C v-� « fmps i mmm gPsfy 'V k ? '• T'.-r ; |� |||| fwMmz H mm mm FUN FOR ALL AGES BOWCRAFT PLAYLAND 233-0675 Rt 22w Scotch Plains, l I.J. New Jersey's Finest Miniature Golf Open Daily Year Round 10am to 11pm Heated or Cooled Arcade Tents for Inclement Weather Reduced Rates Weekdays (Special Tuesday and Thursday) Colonial (Garwood Shopping Mall) In the “spirit” of our bicentennial year proudly salutes the Class of 1976 especially “Betsy Gildersleeve” “Mike Crosby Vinodd Studio For The Best In Portraiture! We Congratulate The Class Of 76 Yearbook And Group Photography Specialists In Bridal Portraits Candid Wedding Albums Prom Photography Vinodd Studio 123 Monticello Ave. Jersey City, N.J. 07304 Phone: (201) 333-8980 mm. Duke’s Submarine anb Delicatessen 339 SOUTH AVE.. 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J. • 232 8223 322 OVER FIFTY YEARS OF INTEGRITY WESTFIELD • LINOEN • MORRISTOWN • GAROEN STATE PLAZA • RIDGEWOOD • LIVINGSTON MALL 341 The best in Food Your Personal Supermarket 233-2428 4 New Providence Road Mountainside, New Jersey 232-3023 Daily—10-6 MARKET 233-4955 (201)654-3343 (201) 233-9883 INTERNATIONAL WINES LIQUORS WESTFIELD TEXACO 317 South Ave. W Westfield, N.J. 07090 Repairs, Tires, Batteries, Towing Ken Forrestal South Central Aves. Proprietor Westfield. N.J 07090 cuppy's LIQUOR STORE FREE PROMPT DELIVERIES OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC Store Hours 9 A.M. To 9 P.M. Mon. Thru Sat. . LIQUOR • WINE . CHILLED BEER Dial: 233-4206 At The A P Shopping Center 331 SOUTH AV.. E. WESTFIELD 232-3250 JAY’S CYCLE CENTER Sales — Service — Repairs Franchised Schwinn Dealer New — Rebuilt — Used 433 South Avenue Westfield, N.J. For Same Day Delivery. Please Call Before 1 00 P.M TUDOR HARDWARE JOE'S Choice Meats— Dependable Poultry Freezer Orders Prepared For Particular People OF WESTFIELD Hardware, House Furnishings Carden Supplies Class — Paint — Wallpaper Joe Di Prospero 407 South Avenue Westfield. N.J. 07090 323 405 South Avenue, Westfield Opposite Railroad Station GUILLOTINE Headcutters RAYMOND E. WHEELER 108 Central Ave. Westfield Corner E. Broad (2nd Floor) Prescription Optician 654-5666 110 Central Ave., Opposite Municipal Parking Lot — Westfield 233-5512 about time List and Buy with Confidence I |J REALTORS REALTOR REALTORS Member of. .. for the young fashionite 107 Quimby Street Westfield, New Jersey 07090 Phone: 201-233-0212 Westfield - Somerset Hunterdon Multiple Listings Down by the Station 250 North Ave., W. Westfield, N.J. 233-4500 Route 523 Country Office Stockton, N.J. 609-397-0100 tires UnitedV Delco WHALEN’S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING 600 North Avenue. East • Westfield. N.J. 07090 233-0393 Bear Wheel Alignment Brake Service Hydraulic and Mechanical Carburetor and Ignition • Batteries James P. Whalen, President Congratulations to the Class of 1976 Plantasia —102 Central Ave., Westfield S J GARDEN CENTER 380 Springfield Ave. 324 233-2480 BLu„ LIQUORS Sint 1914 233-1133 YOUR FRIENDLY PACKAGE STORE k °{ WHERE SERVICE AND QUALITY MEET { Corner Mountain Avenue and Route 22 ot-the-circle MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J. 07092 Ample Parking in Reor — Free Delivery NORWOOD DISTRIBUTORS SUM EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 215 South Avenue Westfield, N.J. Compliments of a Friend 227 South Ave. W., Westfield 233-6645 THE DUGHIAGENCY ROOT'S 108 Prospect Street Westfield, New Jersey 07090 REPRESENTING THE USfSG COMPANIES INSURANCE FOR FAMILY. HOME BUSINESS John Edison Sloane, Inc. ROTCHFORD PONTIAC SUBARU FRONT WHEEL DRIVE Investment Counsel Since 1963 SAAB 215 North Avenue, West Westfield, New Jersey 07091 (201) 654-3344 New Cars — Used Cars — Leasing 433 North Ave. E. Westfield 232-3700 Clemente Bnos-iwc. 450 NORTH AVE. EAST • WESTFIELD, N.J. 07091 • 232-2200 FUEL OIL and BURNER SERVICE HEATING EQUIPMENT INSTALLED Carpet Craftsmen Since 1936 AUTHORIZED KARASTAN DEALER ELIZABETH 333 N. BROAD STREET ELIZABETH. N. J. 07208 355-5555 WESTFIELD 234 E. BROAD STREET WESTFIELO. N. J. 07080 1201) 233-B702 233-0711 325 200 East Broad St Westfield. N J. 233-3362 Middlesex Mall So Plainfield. N.J. JEANNETTE'S GIFT SHOP Lenox China — Crystal — Cards Shirley and Morris Kamler 227 E. Broad St., Westfield 232-1072 Antkun, Steuesti' THE DEPARTMENT STORE FOR CHILDREN 233-235-237 E Broad St. Westfield. N.J. The Town Book Store 255 E. BROAD ST. ADams 3-3535 WESTFIELD. N. J. 07090 JERRY'S BARBER SHOP Custom Styling Men's — Ladies' — Children's Specializing in Hair Shaping 140E Broad. Westfield Joe's Barber Shop 500 Central Ave.. Westfield 233-5711 233-8653 RAVEL PtRIME Vacation And Business Travel 112 E. Broad St., Westfield, N.J. 07090 233-9020 264 East Broad Street Westfield, N.J. 201-232-2900 Distinctive Clothing and Accessories 201 232-9311 31 EAST BROAD STREET WESTFIELD. NEW JERSEY 07090 Custom Made Shirts Suits by Louis Tauber. Inc. 326 SULKA TIES AND ACCESSORIES LOUIS H. TAUBER. PRES. Marc R. Tauber, vice-prcs. Esther Tauber, designer GRILLS SILK COTTON SHOP Your Goodwill Is Our Greatest Asset 120-128 E Broad St. Westfield. N.J 07090 232-3648 Guardian 540 NORTH AVENUE. E WESTFIELD. N. J 07090 232-6064 Fine Shoe Rebuilding Expert Dye Work Orthopedic Corrections AMERICAN SHOE SERVICE 223 East Broad Street. Westfield. N.J. 233-6558 Prop John Pagano Hats Cleaned and Blocked Handbag and Luggage Repairing A NAME TO REMEMBER FOR GREATER INTEREST i oo -FEDERAL -----5A V NG S BROAD AT PROSPECT, WESTFIELD For Unusual Gifts ftckurick Billage With new gifts every day WESTFIELD WHITE DIAMOND 161 E. Broad Street Westfield, N.J. (Next to Woolworth's) Specializing In Only The Best Hamburgers and Coffee 440 North Ave. E., Westfield 232-9749 Hours: 9:30 - 5:30 daily Thursday until 9 p.m. Member oI The Diner's Club, American Express Carte Blanche WESTFIELD STUDIOS tJmuttr Jfjnuar Luncheon • Dinner • Cocktails PHOTOGRAPHERS — SUPPLIES PASSPORT PHOTOS 121 Central Avenue Aaron Price Westfield, N.J. Prop. Phone AD 2-0239 114 CENTRAL AVENUE WESTFIELD, N. J. 232-9762 327 Imported Cigars, Cigarettes (JL, ox Gifts and Decorative Accessories 228 E. Broad St., Westfield. N.J. 07090 233-1930 Pipes and Accessories Westfield Pipe Gift Shop 214 E. Broad Street Westfield. New Jersey 232-2627 PHONE 232 3680 82 ELM ST. WESTFIELD, N. J. J tridf.Rite mS SHOE FREEMAN jw ROBERT TREAT (201) 233-1446 DELICATESSEN Where Quality Reigns and Service Pours THE MUSIC STAFF RECORDS - TAPES SHEET MUSIC - NEEDLES GIFT CERTIFICATES 113 Quimby St., Westfield Albert R. Gleek 232-0925 27 ELM ST. Bruce R. Rust WESTFIELD, N.J. 07090 GLEEK AND RUST Prescription Opticians 51 Elm Street Westfield, N.J. 07090 654-3566 328 Phone 253-6624 Cameras Unlimited 17 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. 07090 Hours Mon. • Sat. 9 to 6 Vincent R. Vitiello Thursday Eve till 9 Andrew J. Mazisko, C.L.U. District Manager Metropolitan Life 202 Elmer Street Westfield. N. J. 07091 Off.: 233-6262 Res.: 752-6137 Rmdm “Realty, ). 44 Elm Slreet 232-8400 Westfield Member of the Westfield Board of Realtors Multiple Listing Service Nancy F. Reynolds ASSOCIATES, INC. Realtors MEMBER REL0 INTtA C TT MLOC At ON MftV'Ct 232-6300 REALTOR ’ 302 E. Broad St., Westfield, N.J. Pkone: 232-3138 ' HAIRDRESSERS 134 Elinor St. Wontiiold. N.J. 07091 IVORY DRY CLEANERS LAUNDERERS Tel. ADams 2-5020 16 Prospect St. Westfield, N.J. Tel.: 232-4848 Richard’s DANKER DANKER, INC. NEW WORLD OF BEAUTY Telephone 232-0700 REALTORS — INSURORS 149 Elmer Street 100 Elmer Street Westfield, N.J. 07090 Corner Lenox Westfield, N.J. 07090 329 Alt fieedlewOAh A A P Shopping Center 281 South Ave. E. Westfield, N. J. 232-7675 1 FUGMANNas ] YOU LOCAL authorized INDEPENDENT EXXON DEALER R6AOY TO SERVE YOU! EASY 8U0GET PAYMENT PLANS TRUCKS EQUIPPED WITH LOCKHEED COMPUTER REGISTERS WATCHOOG SERVICE 232-5272 I 361 SOUTH AVENUE E g WESTFIEIO ; iLWIVLUUAWUWUnww VVUW VMLVLVuC WESTFIELD CLEANERS 614 Central Ave., Westfield 233-3074 f(§n =r-. —= oElT£Ti lU’i H. L. VANCE R. G VANCE PHONE 201� 232-2525 3 21 SOUTH AVENUE WESTFIELD. N J 07090 ADams - 2-6124 nDREW'S Shoes 618 CENTRAL AVE. WESTFIELD, N. J. Westfield 755 Central Ave. 654-3777 VITO MAZZA Men's Hair Stylist |3airick IB. jHlinoguf REALTOR 235 NORTH AVENUE • WESTFIELD. NEW JERSEY 654-5950 330 HEATING AIR CONDITIONING FUELOIL INSULATION - ----- v r;C ' 7s “ ' 474 NORTH AVENUE, E. • 233-3213 . WESTFIELD, N. J. 07091 Est. 1928 by F.B. McDowell If It's Friday, And There's School, There's HI'S EYE Hi’S eye Westfield High School 550 Dorian Road W4stfield, N.J. 07090 Tri-editors: Stu Goldstein, Janina Jaruzel$ki, Todd Kessler Page One: Lee Elder, Amy Lewis, Shaun Smith Page Two: Carol Gillesberg, Scott Peters. Pete Wolfson Features: Betsy Gilderslecve, Diego Handel, Patty Lambert, Judi Scher Sports Coordinator: Jeff Nelson Sports: Bob Kiningham, Paul Lewis, Lee Maisel, Rich Clinch, Kathy Eberhart, Rich Wellen Photo Coordinator: Mike Simon Photo Editors: Ken Eisenbcrg, Jim Liu, Ken Kirshenbaum.Tony Flournoy Ad Managers: Linda Arcuri, Colleen Burns, Heigi Feigenbaum Senior Staffers: Lew Graves, Bruce Moran. Steve Sullivan Junior Staffers: Betsy Allen, John Appezzato, Mike Baitok, Larry Cohen, Joe Della Badia, Janie Gannon, Jan Genzer, Janie Goldenberg, David Hoff. Rita Kelly, Sue Prebluda, Craig Silver, Bari Smelson, Sandy Wooster Mr. Walt Clarkson, Advisor Mr. Albert Bobal. Principal WRITE ON CLASS OF '76 Congratulations to the Class of '76 m REALTOR CHARLES W. ROKOSNY, SR A REALTOR - APPRAISER - INSUROR 111 CENTRAL AVENUE WESTFIELD. NEW JERSEY 2329300 John R. Guarino George W. Hardison G H AUTO SERVICE Complete Auto Repairs For Your Motoring Safety Comfort 232-7443 466 North Ave., Westfield Leslie H. Apirian, D.D.S. Robert P. McDonough Dr. Bernard Blutfield, D.D.S. Emma C. McGall Natalie L. Brown, Ph.D. Robert J. T. Mooney JackJ. Camillo Michael G. Mulinos, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Dean Carlson Francis B. Nelson, M.D. C.J. Chehayl, D.V.M. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Ott SheldonM. Glickman, D.D.S. Dr. Joseph W. Parisi, Endodontics Dr. Gordon P. Hamilton EdwardL. Parsons, M.D. Milton K. Harkrader, D.D.S. Doctors Paskow and Flinn Neale F. Hooley Jessie D Read, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Kalbacher Sanford M. Reiss, M.D. W. P. Liebesman, M.D. Doctors Alvin and Gloria Schrager Dr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Malcolm Thelma G. Warshaw, M.D. Hickman-Patton Dental Group, P.A. Westfield Orthodontic Associates, P.A. Westfield Pediatric Office 332 Time it was, And what a time it was, It was... A time of innocence, A time of conf idences. Long ago... it must be... I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They’re all that’s left you. —Paul Simon 333 helen aagre (mrs. curt) abigga, bigga, bigga hunk’ a luva mrs. trances adams dr. and mrs. c. r. addinall a.h. + t.f. glenda albert tabe alpert mr. and mrs. a.p. allegrini mr. and mrs. gordon alien the martin alien family NADA allopenna j.p. andre debra anderson robert 1. andrus the annese family the ansbro family mr. and mrs. a.w. anthony mr. and mrs. michacl j. anthony II antoinettes antiques janne archambault mrs. l.c. armstrong manfred arnold family susan arthur the asbjornson’s family mr. and mrs. richard e. attenborough suzanne attenborough thomas h. ayling mr. and mrs. w.l. bachmeyer mr. and mrs. donald baeder lori baeder mr. and mrs. donald h. bagger the hon. richard h. bagger mrs. william r. bagger mrs. bailey dr. and mrs. leonard m. baker william balka, jr. BA-NAA-NA!!!! diane and carole bananabarole band jazz doobie soccer parties mrs. robert c. bangs the barker family mrs. peter barkley mr. barnes maureen barresi mrs. m. bamett mr. and mrs. theodore barrett c.r. bartels dr. and mrs. william bartok mrs. carol barton richard and gilda battaglia mr. bauchner kimberly, lesley, and stacey bavos mr. and mrs. william f. beane beans I mr. and mrs. henry w. becker pam becker I john s. bednarz mr. and mrs. donald w. belcher robert j. bellew benz family the berenson family robert and geraldine berenson mr. sam berez mr. and mrs. a bergen, jr. the bergman family the fred best family best wishes the bidgood family mr. and mrs. g.g. bierwirth the biren family joseph m. bizzarro margaret j. bjerklie the block family fred blackman r.l. blackman e.b. blanton, III BLESS YOU CLASS OF ’76 i. bloom mr. and mrs. john bloys barris blues the blumenscheld family mrs. fred blumhard Charles a. blyth mr. and mrs. h.n. bockus, jr. mr. wm. bohmfalk bolens the william bolger family the bomba family the boothe family ralph born the borusiewicz family olga bostwick andrew boteler BOURBON + COKE mr. and mrs. robert j. boutillier h.l. bradley, jr. paula j. brand mr. and mrs. breen the bregman family the briemer's mr. and mrs. james brillinger I mr. and mrs. j.i. broback mr. brodie carl brown david brown mr. brown miss susan brown — class of ’68 anthony f. bruges mark a. brumbaugh mr. and mrs. robert e. brunner d.f. buchanan the buchners is it soup yet? I robert j. bucina mr. and mrs. robert I. bunting the burdge family daniel burke mr. and mrs. n. bussel I bridget butler patricia byrne richard r. byrne mr. and mrs. philip a. Campbell mr. robert Campbell the tom campbells j. campodonico f Virginia campan the changing of the CARD mrs. h.w. cannon mr. and mrs. gerald cantor the capone family the carden family mr. and mrs. james carden carolyn, beth, julie, dery: one wheel drive susan carovillano bernard carpentier mr. and mrs. joseph carratura r. carrigan the cascelias the cassidy family cathy mrs. warren b. chapin the harold chapman family mr. and mrs. t. charlesworth mr. and mrs. william chazotte I courtney leigh cherewich james Christensen the Christopher academy, montessori school mr. and mrs. anthony g. cimei mr. and mrs. paul citrin mr. and mrs. robert c. dark mr. and mrs. george clarke mr. and mrs. william t. clarke the Stanley darks l.j. clasen mrs. john coates mr. and mrs. samuel 1. cohen and family dawn coletta edward a. collins mrs. john collins compliments of a friend congratulations, dan and fran gold, and suzanne and nicky constance-poranski-dietcrich c.c. cook mary ann cook mrs. roda cooper mr. and mrs. v.w. corell william costine eileen cotter mr. and mrs. william covert david cowell the cox family mr. Charles cozewith mr. and mrs. robert j. cozzi nora crandall Cranford’s good fairy doll hospital the crash at the temple - beth rennicks mr. and mrs. d.l. crosby cross-country - 29 straight john j. crout heidi crow winklot cruger mr. and mrs. j. cuccaro michael curry mr. and mrs. henry j. daaleman jonathan daitch mr. and mrs. Stanley daitch dana, how do you say mickey mouse in espanol? dangerous, tripps, shtu, sully, that big dude -i hear you rb cathy danskin mr. and mrs. larry darrow mr. and mrs. s. davidson dr. richard davis w.c. davis davy’s chris daz a decade of friendship, another? mr. and mrs. george decarlo dedicated to an english teacher - “THE MEANING OF ALL LIFE IS NOT FOUND BETWEEN TWO LEGS.” mr. donald deegan mr. and mrs. carmine deer george deer miss marian lo dekens robert de lazaro bobby den man mrs. c.f. denney thomas d. dennin mr. and mrs. albert p. dennis, junior the terry denzer family mrs. lugretta depew william j. devers mr. v.r. de vincenzo william devine I dana devoe nicholas dewak dan deweener mr. and mrs. g. dexter force mrs. i.s. diamond joan dibella mr. and mrs. Charles dickison humphrey dickinson tcri di francesco nick di girolamo paul dinan dinsmore family ottille s. disbrow ditch doris ditroiio barbara doerrer mr. fred g. doerr george j. dog, III mr. and mrs. t. doherty mr. and mrs. vincent j. donnelly jim donovan mr. and mrs. dorchek cecily douglas mrs. julian dowell I do we need this abuse? driftstone on the delaware paula dropkin duggy! the louis j. dughi family duke lives forever mary ann duncan mr. and mrs. a.g. dwyer the dygorski family - each behind a different face mr. and mrs. eakeley Earth, Wind, and Fire eat a peach eats cake with feet florence eckert mr. and mrs. edwin ehlert gerald 1. ehly mr. and mrs. james ehrhart mr. and mrs. eugene ehrlich marcia and mindy eisner w. elcome eldridge family mr. and mrs. w.r. engel the epstein family lorenzo erhard eric idle: varicose veins can be fun at parties tom evans mrs. john ewing robert eyre mr. and mrs. robert e. faherty mr. and mrs. ben falk steve farbstein the farkas family t.m. farley the farmer family mr. and mrs. henry w. farnum the farrell family mr. feidt the fein family dr. and mrs. bernard feldman the feldstein family lisa ferri the fink family mr. and mrs. arthur finn the fishbeins mr. d. flcming mark fliegler mr. and mrs. roland flores the flynn family I mr. and mrs. glenn fogle for old time’s sake — ’22 dexter force mr. and mrs. dexter force dr. and mrs. roy t. forsberg ms. � -uth c. foster mr. and mrs. william h. fredericks david frette w. friekman free and easy mrs. freeman a friend mr. and mrs. frank e. fulkerson mrs. william g. fullard robert a. fuller dark gable mr. and mrs. norman gradol mr. and mrs. e.a. glaauske, sr. the galloway family richard gange dawn s. gauss dennis garan billy garbarini mrs. zoraida r. garcia mrs. h.m. gardener mr. and mrs. w.w. gardiner mrs. and mr. waiter gardiner jr. jane garrabrant mr. and mrs. donald garrigan richard geddis I janet greenberg mr. and mrs. george s. geiger mr. geohagen mr. wnd mrs. william gerckens bill gerristead mr. a.j. getz mrs. j.r. gilbert bryan gildenberg f.j. gilligan julie gilligan barbara gilmore the gladdis family mrs. Sidney glassel sheldon m. glickman, d.d.s. neil, Virginia, ncil jr., linda, and andy glenn caryn goldberg frank goldmann mr. and mrs. nelson goldner joyce goldstein good-bye baby! I good-bye everyone . . . everything, hello, my name is ted barrett “good luck” good luck class of “76” good luck felix, ratman, kay rev. and mrs. robert b. goodwin mr. and mrs. ralph v. gordon john and paula gotsch mr. and mrs. edward t. gottlick barton graham grandma and the boat the grausam family I nance and susie gray mr. and mrs. robert m. gray the greck family a.d. green mr. wnd mrs. david f. greene larry greene dr. and mrs. greene claudia beth greenspan mr. and mrs. robert gregory rich grey glenn m. griffin w.l. griffin mr. and mrs. thomas griffith e.g. griffiths r.c. griggs the grindlinger family mrs. george w. gross mrs. vincent grosso gruseke nathaniel gubar the guldenschuh family the gulotta family william b. gundrum gary gurman mr. and mrs. james a hall mrs. mathew d. hall mr. and mrs. lee m. hale kenneth 334 halpin waiter g. halpin herbert halsey dr. h.c. hamilton and marc mr. and mrs. j.m. hamilton ho ward hample kenny hample the hanley family hanover deluxe f mr. christain a. harisen fred hansen gladys irene hansen happy bottom ahl hansen mrs. joseph hardwick the harnett family the Charles harris family the harris family hoyd harris mrs. robert harris mrs. r. hart harry k. hartzell margaret w. hatfield have you seen him? mr. and mrs. w. tedford hazard lori heckman mr. and mrs. william hedden the heim family helen heim heime family jean hellander and william j. hem, hem, 1 mole h2 mrs. greer f. henderson mrs. claire hendrickson mr. and mrs. Charles e. henshall mr. and mrs. e.a. herberick mr. and mrs. edward herbst the herguths mark herman keith s. hertell mr. and mrs. keith s. hertell the heston family mr. charles f. heyder hey passion power hey, uh, buddy? fella? james dewan the hill family mrs. john f. hinson kathleen hintse hi’s who? mrs. thomas hitchcock bruce hoelzer dr. dorothea hoffman fred hoffmcyer mr. and mrs. john t. hoffmeyer shirley holland audrey hoogsteen neale f. hoolgy mr. and mrs. nealc hooley mr. and mrs. wayne s. hopkins suzanne hore the horlick family susan horowitz mr. robert hose richard b. hothling mr. and mrs. edgar howard jimmy howard jeanine howell how’s tigger? I how sweet it is to be lived by you mr. don hubsch mrs. b.e. hudson mr. g.b. hudson randy huff peter hugger mr. richard hughes the huke family kaye hulse elinore r. hunoval harry w. hunt the vincent hurleys mr. and mrs. donald h. husch mr. and mrs. gorham hussey gerard j. hyland I i am going to see starship! luanne ierardi if i am not for myself, who is for me? ignorance is bliss i have to walk my Siamese dog! ill miss your loveable self I i love my brother’s roommate i love new york i love you! “i’m in love with the guy i’m talking about” is copper amphotenic? it’s been terrific! andy, thanks i wave good-bye to morning and stake my life on dreams i wish they all could be California girls barbara jackson mary lou jackson ronald jackson jane in new hampshire mr. and mrs. albert r. jasuta ledna 1. jensen jill, my main squeeze! mr. johnson ruth r. jones mr. and mrs. w.f. joyce mr. and mrs. harold judd and family judge every man by the scale of merit judy loves rudy mr. and mrs. william jurick mr. and mrs. alfred kaercher mr. harold kahn donald kalis the kamins family mrs. kaplan glenn kaplus clara karnish robert karpuk mrs. b. kitsch mr. and mrs. Sidney kaufman patricia kay kay bella antiques norman 1. kehrli mr. and mrs. c.m. kellogg andrew f. kelly david kelly the kelly family donald r. kennedy flo kennelly mr. and mrs. george kennelly and family kerry and erin mr. bob kesselman s. kesty mr. and mrs. frank a. ketcham billie r. kiley the kilponen family g.f. kimble mrs. alan king I mr. and mrs. john c. kingsbury mrs. s.m. kinney, sr. mrs. david kirk wood mr. ernest kirchner mr. and mrs. john kisely mr. and mrs. alien kittleson the klages family mr. and mrs. oscar klein j. kolator I mr. and mrs. e.m. kole jodi komoroski mr. konet the fred kopf family the kopelman family mr. and mrs. koth the george kovak family mr. and mrs. frederick kramer mrs. waiter krause fran kravitz maynard and leonard krebbs ms. roberta kresch thomas kretkowski to kristen-with love michael krueger mrs. kulig the kullman family glen kurz foster kynes andrew laessig hazel e. laile moses lankford waiter a. la pierre a. lantis judy lauster mr. and mrs. george j. lawrence robin lawyer mr. and mrs. john h. lay mr. frederick c. leggett mrs. j.s. leigh mark lemko mr. lconow amy lewis mr. and mrs. j.b. lewis phredd c. lewis mrs. ralph lewis dr. and mrs. richard lewis george lex I steve libonati life’s a jar of pickles ‘‘life is a rock, the world is a ghetto” mr. Stephen limpert scott lind miss helen 1. linn louise m. lipphardt arthur g. lloyd mr. and mrs. linn lockwood 1. loesch m.c. loewel tony loffredo mr. and mrs. john w. loofbourrow joanne lotz the louis family mr. and mrs. john y. loungway love from a friend in Oklahoma roger and michelle love m. katherine luckey nicole luecke milton 1. luxemburg the lybik family MABLE, all my love, GEORGE edwin 1. magee max maher mr. and mrs. a. maier mr. and mrs. 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