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

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1980 volume:

, Life is a series of collisions with the future. It is not what we • _ •% « _faay been, but what we yearn to be. J.O. Gasset The decade of the 1980s has arrived! We. the generation of tomorrow, eagerly cheer its long awaited presence and the youthful energy it represents. As we wave flags representative of a better world, we must open our eyes to the opportunities that lie ahead. Entering the world of unknown tomorrows, we feel determined to succeed and confident that we shall overcome all obstacles in our paths. The history our past represents is no longer ours to recover, but the future is ours to create. The challenge awaits us. No longer a vision, the future is now. CO-EDITORS Barbara Fienberg Peter Yearley ADVISER Frank X. Scott Him 11 Gas lines, nuclear scares, political scandals, space explorations and attempts at International peace characterized the seventies. This tense climate was a reflection of the attitudes of both youth and age. As the youth of the seventies we acted only as observers; we recognized the problems we encountered; and we envisioned our own solutions. Fortified by these processes, and having increased insight into life as well as enriched cultural, academic, and personal experiences, we can work together to make tomorrow's success a reality. 13 High school life frequently represents a chaotic world unto itself. Each day we discuss new thoughts, ponder new ideas, and store memorable images that will remain well after our three years in Westfield High School. And the ageless questions arise: What will each of us become? What journies lie ahead? Only the initial chapters of our lives have been written, the remaining ones are for us to complete boldly and intelligently. We can build our future by synthesizing and linking the pictures of today with the dawn of tomorrow. Within and behind every picture lie the moments of a story, and ours unfolds on these pages............. 17 18 1 I feel privileged to have assisted in the education of hundreds of young people and to have known their teachers and parents during my 28 years of service in the Westfield schools.” In Dedication Albert Sobol Albert R, Bobal. our principal, has earned the admiration and recognition of both students and faculty. Over the years Mr. Bobal has acted as a positive influence for administrators and educators, stressing creative, imaginative, and flexible instruction while maintaining excellence in curricular offerings. As a high school social studies teacher, Mr. Bobal started his career in Westfield in the 1950's. He, however, quickly moved to the administration level, serving as an elementary principal followed by devoted service as principal of both Roosevelt and Edison junior high schools. Mr. Bobak returned to the high school as principal in 1969. Mr. Bobal's endeavors inside and outside of Westfield have earned for him the respect and admiration of Westfield residents and other academic leaders throughout New Jersey. His is indeed an unparalleled record of service to a community. As he is about to depart from his academic role as facilitator and leader, we, the. 1980 Weather Vane staff, wish Mr. Bobal continued success and warmly dedicate this first yearbook of a new decade to him. 20 21 22 s Vincent F. Washville GUIDANCE Isabel Dukes Guidance (gi'dens): advice given to students by a professional counselor in choosing courses, preparing for a vocation or further education, or coping with personal problems. 23 Frank X. Scott ENGLISH Milton Luxemburg Jo Ann Gainer M. Anne King l! Marie Geoghegan 4 m Karen Ninesling 24 Walter A. Bischak Theresa Whitehead Karen Goller Lois R. Hopkins Brenda Flahault 's Kevin D. Keane English (ing'glish): a course of individual class in the study of English literature, language, and composition. Mary E. Learish ■ V Chrystena Chrzanowski -: Thomas J. Ryan Sally A. Vejnoska Walter L. Clarkson Paula R. Roy i 26 Shaun Cherewich N Barbara Donnelly Robert L. Eyre Pamela Wychunas Elizabeth Coriell Beverly D. Geddis James Flynn 27 ) MATHEMATICS Leona Jensen WimmM 28 Dona Panagos Andrew Hyers Mathematics: (math -mat'iks) The group of sciences dealing with forms, and their relationships using numbers and symbols. 29 William Horvath Anthony Quagliano i Jean Russo Peter Schweikhardt Margaret Bjerklie Karen Citrin 10 Roberta Kresh I Josephine Gilbert Robert Brewster Tttmmm Philip Scalzo Mark Pastir Karen DiBenedictis 32 Walter Payne Barbara Marotti Leland Goslin Science (si ens): a branch of study concerned with establishing and systematizing facts, principles and methods by experiments and hypotheses. Kwmwr ft' ■ wma Robert Adriance SOCIAL STdDIES Anthony Lazzaro Walter Jackson 1 Maria Schmidt I James Geoghegan Anthony Berardo Anthony Fotiu WESTFIELD Catherine Chance Rita Buehler Eugene Ehrlich Business Education: (biz'nis ej'oo-ka'shon): Preparation and instruction concerning commercial, industrial or professional dealings. Marilyn Gray Fred Zakulak BUSINESS EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION Carolyn Donner Peter Lima Katherine Luckey Physical Education: (fiz'i-kel ej'oo-ka'shen) education in methods designed to promote the development and care of the body by providing training in sports or requiring physical strength, agility or stamina. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Richard Kone Robert Roth Gloria Vicedomini Thomas LaCosta Madelyn Tochka Linda Clark Foreign Languages (for'in lang'gwij) : words and their pronunciation and the methods of combining them used and understood as a method of communication and cultural enrichment within a distinct community. ■n FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Bob McIntyre L , ■ A. ■ A 42 Harriet Louden Joesph Ragno Clara Grandcolas Christopher Maier Art: (art) n. The concious production or arrangement ot Diane Chaky sounds, colors, torms, movements, or other elements in a manner that attects the sense ot beauty. 4} NURSES RESOURCE AIDS 45 Darcelle Herring Ruth Hanna Rita Sharkey SECRETARIES Helen Aagre Eileen Sexton Veryl Ganczewski Anne Halick i Catherine Barrett xr :n j Valerie Agurs 46 CUSTODIANS AND CAFETERIA STAFF Milan Tomic Joseph Junio Steven Pelzner Cafeteria Staff William Chenard Allesandro Innesti Katie McMiller 47 . A EXPRESSIONS 51 52 ABSORBING ACADEMICS 53 Interesting . . stimulating . . . intriguing . . . What am I doing here?” . . . doodfog on the desk . . washing the doodles off when the teacher sees them . . Can I see your homework? I just want to see if mine is right. . . daydreaming about the weekend . . . Thesis formula: 4 short introduction. 3 short body paragraphs. 3 4 cups sugar and bag chocolate chip morsels . . . taking notes, quizes, test, exams. . . Oh no. I have gym next period. ........... Why do seniors get to pick first? . . . The mad rush for volleyball . Miss Luckey, I forgot my combination again. . going outside in 20° weather . . No cutoffs! . . having only 1 minute to change . . . Pschyed. tomorrow's my day off. . . Oh no. 80 minutes of chemistry. . . . test tubes . . . burners . . . chemicals . reactions . . dissections. . Keep those safety glasses on. . Have that lob written up for tomorrow. .... expressions . the creative touch . . point brushes, sewing machines, wrenches, circuit boards . . the Art Show . . . skills for the future . . only 23 minutes. 52 seconds, and 946 miliseconds until the bell rings! . . . ADDITIONAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES Ssshhh . . . People are studying. . . . dictionaries, periodicals, reference books, encyclopedias. . . Is there a science resource center? . . . having to listen to tapes 1A. 2B, 3A, AD, 5A, 6D, by Friday . . . Don't forget to sign in. . . . spending 40 minutes in the math resource center working on one problem . . . Beep, Beep Hey! Where do you think you're going with that library book? . . . skipping lunch to cram for a test next period . . . Are you going to be on the computer all period? . . . microfiche, microfilm, taperecorders . . . Where are the 300's? . . . lot's of college catalogues. . . You can't come in half way through the lunch period. . . . etudier. estudiar. studere ... a chance to increase our knowledge . . 56 Buzz! . . . free period . . . Psyche . . . relaxation . . . ”Oh, the fresh air . . . students leisurely soak up the rays. . . Wanna catch a butt? . . . decorating lockers for birthdays . . . Be quiet; there are classes in session . . . uncooperative weather forces and uncomprimising smokers . . . Ughh! The grass is wet! . . . resolutions to quit . . . How am I going to fit all my stuff in this little locker? ... car radios . . . Frisbee. anyone? . . . spending a free period just waiting to see your guidance counselor . . Got a light? . . . taking out aggressions on innocent lockers. . . Wake me up when the period is over! . . . winter is approaching; the courtyard doors are locked . . . students favorite pastimes. . . 58 w ;.... !3 ' C .Jir “‘ b srmsisms(rbse9■—• 59 I A leisurely walk down to the cafeteria Tm so hungry stonding in line for 20 minutes . May I borrow a dollar? . ’’Eat a Rainbow today! getting o hot lunch and finding out that it's cold when you sit down . There goes my diet . . . Thanks Mom. soggy tunafish again last minute cramming for a test next period . Hurry up. I want to go out to the courtyard . . . selling class rings and concert tickets . the immediate success of mflkshakes . . Did you hear about . soap opera update Pizza agoin? . pretzels and mustard . . Only three more periods to go. . . ploying poker . . learning to appreciate mom's home cooking Buzzz . The bell rings and it's back to reality . . LEAVING THE BOOKS BEHIND 60 mmm. LABELMANIA The clothing craze . . . What am I going to wear? ... the prep . . . alligator shirts. . . button down collars . . khakis. . . blazers. . . cotton turtlenecks under Fair Isles. . . Docksiders, Tretorns, and ducky shoes . . the added touch: leather barrettes and ribbons . . . Ooooo La La Sassoon! . . . Gloria Vanderbilt's, Calvin Klein's, Bonjour, Jordache . . . Those pants must be painted on her! ... the rugged look . . . corduroy and flannel shirts . . . concert tees . . . down vests. . . Levi's, Lee's, and overalls. . . Timberlands. . footwear . . argyles and sweatsocks . . . Nike, clogs, Bass, workboots. Candies, Dr. Scholls, Adidas, Frye boots, flip-flops. Puma . . . buying clothes for the label only . . . 62 The weekend . . . What's going on tonight, any porties? . . . last minute planning ... I can't get the car, can you?'' . . the choice of five different movies . . Which party should I go to? (Ha!) . . . Coffee Houses, home sports events and school drama productions . . . Open House! . . SENIORS ONLY . . . Oh, I hope he's there tonight . . . Sophomores, rejected from parties, solemnly head downtown on their bicycles. . . watching the gas gage while cruising . . . concerts at Madison Square Garden and the Capitol Theater. . “I have to stay in to do a paper. . . . Rocky Horror Picture Show... the typical Westfield hangouts-Ferraro's, Hills'. Winston's, Jolly Trolly . . . Friendly's, the last resort . . . Oh no! It's 12:30; I should have been home an hour ago. . . 'fSQt y. BATTIK SEXES What has sixty arms and legs, two tired co-editors, one fearless leader and a lot of headaches? ... It's, It's, Weather Vane! . . . 273, Our home away from home . . . Who spilled food on my layout? ... Sorry, do it over ... a million sales drives... a million meetings ... a million unprintable captions ... We'LL NEVER meet this deadline . . . That's what you think! . . . What are 30 people doing in this 4x4 cubicle? .. Rod Stewart and FXS are BOTH watching over you! . . . lack of response to the ever-popular question, Who can type? . . . producing a priceless yearbook that holds special memories . . . WEATHER VANE Editorial Staff Co-editors Barbara Fienberg Peter Yearley Athletics Gary Turi Business Sarah Parkinson David Rinn John Tegen Faculty Susan Horwitz Carol Ann McHugh Graduates Cindy Hoick Leslie Peters School Life Kim Hogan Extracurricular Suzanne Meyer Undergraduates Scott Carroll Linda Coyne Photo Coordinators Virginia Kiselica Chris Newton Art Coordinator Cindy Lopez Advisor Frank Scott WEATHER VANE HI S EYE If it's Friday, and there's school, there's Hi's Eye ... go with the news Flo . . . the wrath of Mr. Clarkson . . . deadline on Thursday - B.Y.O.F. (bring your own food). . . voted All-American Newspaper . . . Wilshaw and his radical comments. . . Clarkson's Angels - oh no, not three female tri-editors? . . . I'm miffed and in a herry . . . by the way, how do you use a cropping wheel? ... All in all, the second best publication in the high school . . . 70 , A - J3 « Vl 3 fv 5 (. „ I . '..V ♦'• .: •v -♦ '«• v -■ ' 71 FOLIO The yearly publication that everyone looks forward to . . . expressions. . . photograghs. poems, drawings . . .. prose created by the students. . . submissions. . . reviewing . . . April dead line . . . literary excellence . . . accepted . . . accepted with revision . . . maybe . . . rejected . . . Who that? I like it! ... a hard working staff guided by Ms. Roy . . . creativity . . . originality . . . meetings every Monday ... a final publication to be proud of. . . r i i t The committee decides the details. . . raising the funds$ . . . endless bake sales. . . ticket sales are announced . . . males look for prospective dates .. Have you found a dress yet? . . . dresses to match suits, hair to match dress, suits and dresses to match flowers. . . renting a limo ... I don't want to be the first ones there, do you? .. . dancing to the theme song . . . pressing flowers, storing the invitation, cherising memories of a long awaited evening . . . I've loved these days. . . THE PROM 74 LANGUAGE CLUBS 76 Ever speak one foreign word? ... If you have you probably belong to a language club . . . and this is probably what you remember. . . testa, fiesta, fete, test - party in any language ... the annual kookie verkauf. . . Italian Night Festival. . . Toga Party . . . pinata . . . Saturnalia . . . German Gummy Bears sales. . . Jeudi Gras . . . National Latin Bowl. . . los floreros de espanol . . . hodie Latina vivit. . . Deutsch ist veil spass . . . parte francais. . . vive espana. . . languages live on . . . The Italian Club 77 78 � l I 80 I The honor of being chosen as a member. . . induction . . . electing officers . . . planning the annual flea market . . . rummaging through attics, basements, and garages to find junk for this event. . . finally, on Oct. 20, The Elm Street Field is transformed into a bargain hunter's paradise . . . working at the recycling center . . . filling the soda machine . . . tutoring services to benefit other students . . . scholarships for deserving members. . . leadership . . . character. . . service , . . MATH TEAM Minds of the future . . . Mine are all right, what about yours? ... the big meets. . . cosine, sine and tangent ... a three hour problem, finally it's done . . . Pythagorean theorem . . . the race to finish . . . complex and imaginary numbers . . . matrices and determinants . . . Do we have to interpolate Mrs. Hornish? . . . logic statements. . . random number generators. . . “Is there a meeting today? . . . similar and congruent triangles... a perfect score brings the win of the match . . . 82 CHESS CLUB A club that finally made it to the big time . . . games at Rahway Prison . . . recognition from school clubs. . . President Meyer behind the helm . . . checkmate castling, capturing pawns and kings. . . skillfully manuevering your men to capture some of the most valued pieces. . , the thinking man's game . . playing with giant'' pieces in the hallways. , , your move pal, wake-up, . . tough opponents, tough matches, a tough game . . . 83 Elephant power! . . . long discussions. . . promoting political awareness . . . excitement ... Mr. Spaulding, leading the group with mock elections . . . various social activities during the year . learning about the present situation in the world of politics. . . supporting the Republican party ... the big 1980 election year . . , arguments for the better representive . . . local campaigns. . . debating with fellow students on important issues TEENAGE REPUBLICANS 04 The second successful year for the Young Democrats. . . active campaigning and participation . . . the symbol of the donkey . . . supporting local Democratic candidates as will as national Democratic candidates. . . enthusiasm . . . voicing opinions about controversial stands . . . emphasizing the ideas of the Democratic Party ... the start of an election year. . . awareness . . peanut supporters unite . . . politicians of the future! . . . students interested and getting involved in political expression . . . YOUNG DEMOCRATS 85 The 8icycle Club ... the new addition to WHS' already expansive list of clubs this year . . . founded by Tom Roff. . . about 15 members anxious to join . . . passing on the right only . . . Schwinn. Raliegh. C'ampanello ... a trip to Virginia . . Phantom Voyaging . . . pedals, gears, derailler. wheels, brakes and a seat . . Five Borough Bicycle Tour . planning routes on maps ... a successful first year. BICYCLE CLUB 86 mmnuu Three wall - . . closest to the short line serves. . . are we a team?'' . . . EKTELON . . . killer in the corner. . . Leach . . . getting lost on the way to the match . . . Wormin' . . . short . . . challenge match ... hit another ceiling shot. . . can we beat Freehold? . . . the punk hit me again! . . . being sick of the Court House . . . EVERY Monday and Wednesday ... we need a coach . . staying in shape means racquet ball, racquet ball, and more racquet ball. . . RACQUETBALL CLUB DANCE CLUB The Dance Club swings into its third year at WHS . . . dance attire - leotards. . learning, teaching, experimenting, practicing, performing . . . creativity . . . expression of movement to music . . tap . , . modern . . . jazz . . . ballet . . . improving dance techniques for beauty and physical perfection . , . coordinating dance steps to different music . . . choreographed performances by the students. . . You should be dancing . . . students with an interest in dance just having fun . . . 88 NEW . . . experienced and inexperienced athletes . . . cross country veterans. . . track enthusiast . . . cold! . . . snow?? . . . shore marathon (26.2mi.) . . . races in Central Park . . . Newark distance run . . . Cranford Distance run . . , Thursday runs in Watchung . . . new shirts . . . injuries with cures. . . spring track prep . . . winter track - O.T.C. murger in '81 ... 5 man - 24 hour relay in June . . . board meetings . . . bare legs in the 20°'s. . . AM tune . . . cocoordinators . . . just the beginning of the Off Track Club. OFF TRACK CLUB “There's a ski club meeting tonight. . . . passing out 2.000 dittos... I can't hear what they're saying. . . . day trips . . . “We'll be showing films of last year's Ascutney trip. . . NO SNOW . . . What do you mean it's cancelled? . . . disappointment . . . “Maybe we'll have a blizzard tonight . . . more disappointment . . . “Maybe it'll snow next year ... a thwarted ski club finishes its first year without any injures . . . Think Snow . . . SKI CLUB so SKI RACING Skiers, man your positions building up speed . . . loosening your muscles, relaxing , . . recording times, beating records . . , flying at various m.p.h's ... the main dilemma - Where's the snow? . . . checking weather conditions . . . challenging WHS teammates . . racing against yourself and the clock . . . guarding against frostbite . . . preparing yourself for a flight downhill that surpasses all expectations . . . 91 AUDIO VISUAL CREW A responsible squad working to help teachers and students at WHS . intricate, complex equipment . . film projectors. . . taping television shows for educational purposes. . . record players. . . video-taping classes so they can watch themselves . . . teaching others how to use the equipment . . . additional learning aides . . . keeping track of all the devices . . . broken down machines await the expertise of an A.V. member ... a service WHS could not do without . . . LIGHTING CREW Climbing the A frame . . Hey, I'm scared of heights . . . hanging cables. . . discussing coverage of scenes , . . comments from directors, producers, and actors. . . deciding the best lighting angles . . . Where did everyone go? . . . Not being on the program . . . Has minimum wage gone up? . . . cast parties . . . creating the optimum lighting, leaving in the dark . . . 93 FUTURE PHYSICIANS CLUB Students interested in the medical nuerology field . . . psychiatry, pediatrics, cardiology, denistry, . . . If you can survive in med school you can survive anything! . . . presently hard working students . . . visits to Overlook Hospital in Summit . . . defined goals . . . persistence . . learning about instruments, treatments, and techniques . . Lorna Boyer, the club's president, attempts to provide interesting meetings. . an excellent opportunity for students to become better acquainted with the medical profession . . . 94 Seeing different life styles . . . getting acquainted with your new family ... a once in a lifetime opportunity . . . meeting new faces . . . fund raisers . . . showing the highpoints of the U.S.A. . . . learning about another way of life . . . trips to the United Nations . . . listening to world travelers re-tell their adventures . . . Please, make yourself at home! . . . trying to absorb all of the interesting facts . . . finding out that people are just people, regardless of where they live . . . A.F.S____ AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE 95 AWARENESS CLUB A club designed to increase self awareness, intellectually and socially . . . fund raising programs. . . discos... a special celebrity, newcaster Vic Miles, makes an appearance on Martin Luther King Day . . . guest speakers open new horizens for students. . . preparing them for future encounters in life . . . strong individuals. . . mental and academic preparation for upcoming endeavors beyond W.H.S. . . . KEY CLUB A' service organization . . . always helping others . . . the community comes first . . . “Thanks to the Kiwanis Club, our sponsor ... fun at Great Adventure . . . baking Saturday morning for a Saturday Bake Sale . . . nibbling at cookies while waiting for customers . . . walk-a-thon's. . . student's coming together to aide the society . . . President Alison Grecco, brings everything together with the direction of Miss Luckey . . . a nationwide club to benefit our town . . . 97 ORCHESTRA I I Tuning to perfection . . . playing until it almost sounds like music ... a vegetarian Christmas orchestra party . . . the sounds that rise from the dreary high school dungeon . . . practicing for concerts months in advance ... on stage rehersals . . . lugging the larger instruments up two flights of stairs . . . finally the big night ... on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, the melodies of a full orchestra fill the room, as satisfaction and pride fills the ears of all who are involved . . . 98 JAZZ AND BRASS ENSEMBLE Swingin! . . . This needs a lot of work-put it away, . . . Two first saxes? . . , Wednesday night jamming . . . taking more breaks than playing . . , improvisation . . . Take it away, Paul ... 6 rehersals before the forties dance ... a successful evening . . . Only a month 'till Bobalmania; When do we get the music? . . . emulating the sounds of great jazz musicians and perfecting a growing art . DRAMA 100 Introducing the famous, the one and only. Drama department . , . auditions . . a hundred, uncontrollable nervous hearts beating . . . next . . . Arsenic and Old Lace . . . endless rehersals with directions by Mrs. Louden . . . devloping a character into a real person . . . standing in front of a mirror examining facial expressions . . . Bobalmania-a salute to our Principal . . . musicals . . . hiding behind the masks and costumes, and becoming a totally different individual . . . Don't call us, we'll call you! ... an art which portrays lifelike situations . . . VOCAL 102 Creating a harmonious musical sound . . . practice makes perfect . . . Everyone stand up, start at the third measure . . . winter and spring programs. . . warming up for half the period . . . voice recitals . . . Did I make choraleers? . . . Trenton State competitions . . . Are we singing that again this year? . . . Break Forth . . . pronunciate clearly . . . singing after the bell rings . . . Scotland Chorale . . . devoted vocalists coming in at 7:30 a.m. and rehersing ... the finished product, an overwhelming sound . 103 MARCHING BAND The beginning . . . Band Camp . . . reorganizing from scratch . . . MARK, TIME, MARCH . . . daily 7:00 workout . . . BASICS . . . Saturday 8 to 4 with lunch . . . ankle deep in mud we march . . . Hawthorn, 1st . . . new silks yet? . . . Westfield Competition. 1st again . . . New uniforms, never! . . . underdogs at Elizabeth pulling out 2nd place . . . booster recognition . . . soccer games . . Bobal's doorstep . . . Allentown's mess . . . Thanksgiving game with new uniforms . . . The major's last glorious stand . . . Will it ever be the same? . . . 104 105 STUDENT COUNCIL Improving school life for students . . . communication . . . electing homeroom representatives . . . successful SAT sales . . . monthly meetings . . . Club day . . . ideas for new activities that will please the students . . . coffeehouses. . . student apathy sets in . . . fourth period in the Council room . . . spirit week from March 17 through 21 . . . Battle of the Sexes . . . concerts starring Alabama and the Tickets . . . fulfilling the needs and desires of the students. . . 10ft 107 I SPIRIT WEEK IS ♦ ♦ fJT' UTA. 1 Stars £ stripes N . ( ' 108 Clashes smashes . . . Hello. Hello Westfield. How do you do?” . . . Soturdoy Morning Practices. . Selling Booster Buttons all day . Papering. Decorating T.P. the locker room . . . MUNCH OUT, Luncheons . . . IGGA BA DIGGI WIGGI . . . Spookie Devils. . . Cupcakes lollipops . . Get Psyched at the Meadowlands! . SOCCER in the STADIUM . . . Tape the showers . . . Last minute changes ... I don't want to be on the end . . . Let's hear it for the Blue, Pick it up ... Let's beat UNION. ... Muddy shoes soggy ponchoes on rainy days Maniac Drivers. . . Chinese Fire drills . G.K.! ... On to the wrestling gym . Be Good . . . Somerville Inn . . . More hours than the team, plus extra time the voice of authority . . . Bonfire . . DO IT. DEVIL! . . . We are family . . . RAH! . . . CHEERLEADERS I ! ____________________J FOOTBALL Health Club . . . Kehler's Camp . . . double sessions . running the mile ... dig -it-up . . . hit-it . . . blood, sweat and dirt . . it's so ? hot ... the choking dust . . lunch, ahh . . .3-1 2 more hours tfl it ends. . sprints . . not another film . . Mondays and Fridays, relief . . . decorations and chanting on Friday night . . Saturday morning breakfast. Mr. Brewster taping, loud music (Freebird). joking around, quiet time running out through the band's circuit . the fans . . the cheerleaders . our mascot, the Devil Mr. Cilo's jokes . providers. . platdoich . the fightin’ armadillo Good spike Tiger . . red team . NER . . Mixed emotions and the Meadowiands aftermath . . . Thanksgiving Day becomes a baseba game . . working, fighting and keeping up the mighty Devil spirit (1ST ROW. L to R) Head Coach G. Kehler. P. Rippe. D. Chambliss. C. londale, J. Higgins. B. Bowers. Co-Captains R. Elliot and H. Bourque. S. Rothrock. T. Della Badia. P. Harbough, F. Kessler. L. Burke. (2ND ROW. L. to R.) Assistant Coach D. Zimmer. D. Kahn, J. Clarke. V. Luchessi. R. Thompson. B. Bonefti. G. Oft. D. Craig. L. Higgins. J. Smith. J. McGill. J. Scarpone. C. Davis. (3RD ROW. L. to R.) Assistant Coach D. Cilo. E Clowers. G. Hobson. M Lasher. T.Rippenger. G. Brady, B. Kahn. C. Godwin. B. Patterson, K. Lyon, M. Elliot, D. Brady, D. Moore. (4TH ROW. L. to R.) Assistant Coach R. Brewster. D. Casset. M. Henry. J. Bloom. J. Mosely. L. Levine. C. Ebert. M. Fenlon. S. Niedzwiecki. C. Owens. K Gibbons. E Kilponen. (5TH ROW. L. to R.) Assistant Coaches G. Gorski and S. Cherewich. Managers J. Spoto and M. Tierny. J. Crane. D. Gilford. D. Jaiko. P. Yoo. M. Marotti SOCCER August 27 . . . Here we go again ... the new rookies on the team . . . five sophs join varsity . . . Soccer in the stadium . . . beating St. Joe's ... the back heal. . . defense is the game . . . Bly slips in t4 goals. . . Italian power. . . the sophomore sensation . . . team work . . . pass! pass! . . . cranking it up on Cooper . . . Soccer cheerleaders. . . shoot outs. . . Tracey, our moral leader. . . finally. All-State recognition . . . Columbia and 1500 fans!. . the band adds the tunes to the games. . . Union County Finals! . . • Scotch Plains for the third time . . . blessed with Leonow luck . . • Coaches Rhodes Kapner developing the future nucleus . • ■ Westfield Soccer has arrived! (3RD ROW. L. to R.) E. Stokes. A, Geogas. J. Cootes. D. McCroken. R. O'Herron. 8 O’Herron. (2ND ROW. L. to R.) F. Blanchette. J. Schwortz, M. Bleiweiss, B. Didario. K Chin. J.C. Diono. K Schmalz. D, Cooper. (1ST ROW. L. to R.) W. Leonow (cooch). B. Miter. J. Dibello, B. Engel. G Turi. T, Valles. P. Tracey. P. Kellogg. 118 WHS OPPONENT 3 North Plainfield 0 8 Plainfield 1 2 Linden 0 5 Edison Tech 0 4 St. Joseph Metuchen 2 3 Summit ■1 0 Pingry 1 3 Montclair 1 3 Clark 1 2 Union Catholic 1 5 Roselle Catholic 0 1 Columbia 2 3 Scotch Plains 1 1 Elizabeth 2 2 Cranford 2 Rahway 1 1 Pingry 1 3 Livingston 2 2 Scotch Plains 2 1 Scotch Plains 2 2 Berkeley Heights 3 Starting from scratch . . . State champ seekers . . . many changes . . . Which retired frosh star will lead? . . . . Frosh on varsity? . . . Greg finds out . . . Cliff's school record . . . Homdels Nip . . . tie at conference . . . race today? . . . Yes. Tom . . . Lighthiser's Varsity Experience ... fun drives to meets . . . ! ILLEGAL . . .! Tegen. the bionic man . . . hospital visitation rights. . . only two miles to go . . . dual meets add the flare . . . Tegen leads the way with senior experience . . . Sheehan All State . . pushing it all out . . . breathing easy . . . finding the finish line . . . State Champ finders _______ CROSS COUNTRY KNEELING (i to R) D. McEntee. B. Baldasare. G. MarcotuRio. D. Fisk. M. Stewart. H. Brown. J. Cacchione 2nd Row (L to R) M. Weingart. A. Adams. G Cruger. A Arkel. T Wimmer. C Sheehan. J Rorden. J. MaRoy. M McGoie. D. Fitzgeroid. STANDING (L to R) Coach Walt Clarkson, j. Lowe. K. Brody. T Kenneily. D. Lighthiser. j. Tegen (capt). P Abitante (capt.). T. Savage (capt.). J Morris. D. Massey Missing ■ T. 8rown. G. Kasko. M. Dietz. J. Maslin. Coach Tom Hornish. E. McCormick. C. Stewart. C. Kelly. A. Haesuer. 1ST ROW (I. to R.) P Heoron. S. Song. L Mozza. B Bell. L Wolf. L lerardi. K. Wogner 2ND ROW (L to R.) C. Cosenzo. C Gingerich H Baftin. M Kaplan. J. Cardilo. L Shoptfo. J. Lang. E Tweedie. 3RD (I. to R.) C Donner (coach), H Anderson. D. Comby. C. Diemer. C. Gleoson, P Kraft. J. Rich. E. Tweedee. P. Mozoki. A Rottenberg V. Orr (coach) GIRLS’FIELD HOCKEY The girls who made it to the state finals for the second stroght year EEBS Muddy fields with kitty litter islands The Supersonic Six . Back to Basics. . . Getting tied by Milburn (1-1) FYB it!!! . . Miss Orr's pretty exercises . . Westfield remains unbeaten confidence Dr. Litter' Mooses unite The slippery field Russian split club . Blue shirts bring bod luck The Teom' . sweep shots Plague Time1 First county champions m 5 years Feet Up!” The Mooses Are Looses . Sue Tegen scoop Beasley unscored upon for 13 games Killer Booties Shut outs. Shut outs. Shut outs Westfield defends sectional crown . You Brute! Never ending 3 on 2 drills . . . Watch the stneks in the back. Hack Mrs Donner wins her 100th every comer's a goal except in Trenton . “Hoermmp! Lauren's song Player's code Fullback unit Post Seoson Honors Ethyl — OH NO!! Mrs Donner awarded coach of the year' Ranked 4M in the state the entire season Hard Loss to Cherry East Ranked 3rd in the final state poll a disciplined. wen-framed sqaud shines through for a tremendous season WHS OPPONENT 5 Pingry 0 2 East Brunswick 0 7 Bridgewater East 0 2 Bloomfield 0 2 Chatham 0 6 Governor Livingston 0 1 Union 0 2 Roselle Park 0 2 Montclair 0 3 Sayreville 0 1 Scotch Plains 0 1 Kent Place 0 3 Cranford 0 3 Columbia 1 1 Roselle Park 0 1 Millburn 1 6 Pingry 4 6 Cranford 2 0 Cherry Hill East 4 123 (FIRST ROW. L. to R.) P. Cunniff. N Rowe. P Kowalczyk. M. Dervin. K. Bellew. D. Lloyd. L. Grondell. K. Kane (2nd ROW. I to R.) Ms. Herrgott. Ms. Stork. E. Cohen. D. Zimmer. P. Schumann. S. Compton. L Greib. A Tretout. J. Dillon. S. Lowe. M Tibbals. S. Kroloff Gymnastics . . . sore muscles . . . long hours . . . full routine time! . . . turn the music off . . start again . . ‘’Julia, back tuck . . . Diana dismount . . . point those toes . . . vaulting . . shin splints . . . “who's carrying the board? . . . 100 sit ups . . many pull ups . . . Karen's mom watching . . . ’“did you qualify? . . . stick it! . . “Where's Hona? . . . stretch out . . . a little more graceful . . . smile . . . “Who's the head judge? “Don't your glasses ever fall off? . . . wripped hands . . . cast wraps . . . bruised hips . . . there go the bars . . . roll up those mats! . . . “Megan, get to work! . . . Union County championships . . “where are my grips? . . Elisha's on deck . . . tumbling passes . . Marybeth's arabians . . . the mythical Romanian beam complex . . Nancy's side aerial . . hair spray ... “IT IS BELLEWWW . . clean peds . . . rowdy bus rides . . . really big shu . . . flying off to victory. OPPONENT Kearny Dayton Regional Kenilworth Piscataway Union Catholic Cranford Elizabeth Clark Scotch Plains J.P. Stevens Millburn Gov. Livingston Bridgewater East Linden wm GIRLS’ TENNIS 20-0. A perfect season . . swept the counties. Watchung Conference and the States, . . Sylvia, our bashful captain . . . Princeton 79. cold but victorious . . . Get psyched! . . . Kirsten Loft; All Stater. Liz Albrecht and Erin Scott, All Staters and undefeated. Karen Harris, unbeaten . . . Crushing Watchung Hills, our arch rival . . . high spirited and well motivated . . . pressure is on, not choking! . . . our appreciation to the Westfield Tennis Club . . . I know you guys can do it, so let's go out there and do a job! . . praying for rain . . . coping with wind and leaf covered courts. . . unanimous 1 ranking in the state . . . another season and Coach comes out Luckey . . . (FIRST ROW L - R) N. Northngton. K. Harris. N. Miner. S. Bartok. G. Scher. L. Arkel (SECOND ROW I - R): L. Albrecht, E. Scott. R. Berenson. E. Miner. P. Muilaney. K. Loft 126 WHS OPPONENT 5 Metuchen 0 3 Milbum 2 5 Columbia 0 5 Livingston 0 5 Rahway 0 5 Elizabeth 0 5 Roselle 0 5 Linden 0 5 Clark 0 5 Plainfield 0 5 Union 0 5 West Essex 0 5 Scotch Plains 0 5 Cranford 0 4 2 Watchung Hills Vi 5 Union 0 5 Cranford 0 5 Livingston 0 4 Ridgewood 1 5 Shawnee 0 ■w'WiYUhl I I Pre-game jitters. . . foul shots, rebounds . . . Boxing out . . . Bounce passes . . . From the key . . . Sky hook . . . Breaking in the new coaches . . . Swish! , . . Somebody fill up the water bottles . . . State tournaments . . . Lay it up . . . Miss a foul shot, take a lap . . . dribbling . . . double dribble . . . thirty footers. . . jump shots. . . dunks. . . Working the ball In . . . Stuffed . , . laps and more laps. . . Karin breaks a school record . . . sprints . . . victory . . . the whip . . . Follow your shot . . . The 3:15 blues ... A successful and rewarding season. 1st Row (L. to R.) D. Fiorian. A Rottemberg, K. Morgan, j. Hugger. V. Wright. S. Hall. C. Choplin 2nd Row (L to R V G Kapner (coach), k. Dwer. J. McMore. R. Humistoa B. Weilnitz. J. Barlelta H. Banin, C. Clark, D. Dilorio. L. Jablonowski I I 128 WHS OPPONENT 43 Plainfield 55 60 Dayton 15 40 Scotch Plains 42 42 S. Plainfield 33 45 Scotch Plains 43 46 Roselle 19 26 Linden 49 58 Elizabeth 31 69 Union 40 27 Plainfield 49 36 Union Catholic 54 44 Cranford 37 55 Johnson Reg. 71 48 Hillside 20 32 Linden 33 56 Union 36 39 Scotch Plains 49 45 Cranford 36 37 Scotch County 39 129 Shoot for one hoop” ... Taking your man one on one . . . Joe Barry and one famous hook , . . Lumber Jack” . . . Dunking, blocking, dribbling, passing . . . Try to shatter the backboard . . . Swish! . . . The twenty-seven second chill . . . Dunk! . . . Box out . . . Set up a pick! . . . Miss a shot, take a lap . . Hey. that's a foul!” . . . Come on ref! ... Up for the shot. , . Water! . . . Coach Soviero keeps 'em winning . . . Zone! . .. players unite to form a winning team and a successful season BOYS' BASKETBALL (FRONT ROW) (L. to R.) E. Carter. K. McDevitt. T. Hall (Copt) R. Carter. R. Thompson (STANDING) (L. to R.) Cooch Soviero. J. Baldwin. R. Yawger. B. Bowers. C. Frankenbach, Asst. Coach T. Kelsh WHS OPPONENT 58 Rahway 71 40 Linden 61 45 Scotch Plains 41 23 New Providence 58 37 Summit 46 43 Seton Hall 42 50 Scotch Plains 58 37 Plainfield 61 53 Bridgewater East 67 57 Cranford 44 49 Elizabeth 69 39 Union 66 47 Roselle Cath. 58 51 Plainfield 69 51 Johnson Reg. 60 54 Union 80 51 Cranford 39 60 Elizabeth 80 53 Linden 52 66 St. Pat's (UCT) 35 53 Plainfield (UCT) 81 sss GIRLS' SWIMMING FIRST ROW (L. to R.) K Czander. R. Neill. N. Basco. Co-Copt. C. Horner. Co-Capt M. Dovis. M Dervin. J. Boylan. L. Sanderson MIDDLE ROW (L. to R.) Coach Merilyn Diamond. J, Nichols, E. Scott. T. Gude. C. West, J. Frawley. 0. Zimmer. C. Wagner, B. Ehmann. K. Roll. S. Clark BACK ROW (L. to R.) E. Wagner. F. Schmidt. C. May. G. Tripp. K. Scott. C. Smith. L. Clarkson. J. Zonnevylle, K. Conover Missing: P, Chisholm Country Champs again!! . . . Girls, this is gonna be a tough one . . . “You're gonna have to hurt . . . OH- that whistle . . . Weigh-in this week . . . Let's do some drill work . . . those early morning practices . . . the late night treasure hunt where do we go next? . . . We're so glad we had this time together . . KICK . . . KICK . . . KICK ... No breathing in or out of those turns. , . shave down for the big ones . . . That dry skin and lifeless hair!! ... 1, 2 continually in diving . . . R-E-L-A-X . . . keep track of your times . . . Thank-you seniors for the banner . . . Cap, goggles. T shirt, shorts on and in the water by the 60-or else!! . . the team with the FANTASTIC cheerleaders. . . Although we have no SUPERSTARS Breaking those records. . . Almost a perfect season - just ONE loss. . . Race the clock . . . Practicing . . . qualifying . . . proving . . . Is it over? ... a triumphant season over all. . . I I A close shave with lawerenceville . . . Everyone excels with best times. . . Shirts and Shorts again! . , . Get me out of here . . . Tough meet with St. Joe's . . . Backstroke drill . . . “Not the 500 . . . Howeeeeeee . . . Antler Aquatics. . . Bare Polar Bear . . . Square Dance in the shower. . . The Molestang dies. . . Swimming Cheerleaders are BEST! . . Is Mrs. C here yet? . . Relax . . . Pass a Bic . . . Mrs. D. says, Thursday is kill day . . . Give me a W . . . The most shaves in a single season . . . CoEd Showers. . . Keep the sidewalks safe, keep Corvairs off them . . . Who's driving? . . . Everyone's a Buzzard . . . Moooose . . . Lite ... Sir Arthur . . . Feminine locker at Seton Hall . . The great flex off. but who won? . . Kennybones. . . County Champs for the 24th consecutive year. . . Team Record in the lane guide roll, 8.5 sec . . . What's in store for the years ahead? . . Undefeated record on the road . . A perennial state power. . . FIRST ROW (L. to R) J. Zeikel. C. Gray. R. Jones, T. Egener. D. Morgan, and D. Lightheiser (co-capt's). J Zingermon. B. Miller, B. kinny SECOND ROW (I. to R.) Coach Perry Coultas. J. Crossin, A. Schmidt, C. Isacson. M Bagger, N. Banta. D. Brugger, T. Ritter THIRD ROW (I to R.) G. Ahlteld. S. Ribecky. B. Weimer. J. Morgan, E. Czander, B. Conover WHS OPPONENT 111 Union Catholic 61 114 Elizabeth 58 110 Mountain Lakes 46 104 Cranford 68 80 LawrencevNe 69 117 Plainfield 52 68 St. Joseph's 104 115 Union 56 81 Cherry Hill 91 113 Rhaway 58 94 Watchung Hills 72 47 Set on Hall 36 13 Plainfield 55 60 Dayton Regional 15 40 Scotch Plains 42 42 South Plainfield 33 45 Scotch Plains 43 46 Rosselle 19 26 Linden 49 31 Elizabeth 58 69 Union 40 27 Plainfield 49 36 Union Catholic 54 44 Cranford 37 55 Johnson Regional 71 v 48 Hillside 20 U 32 Linden 33 56 Union 36 39 Scotch Plains 49 45 Cranford 35 37 Johnson Regional 39 49 Elizabeth 32 FIRST ROW (L to R) G. Renter (Heod Coach). D. MacDonald (Ass't Coach). M Woln. M. Shields. N Palmer. B Deegan. V Hurley (Co. Capt.). J Pinto (Co. Copt ). P Gottlick. P McDonough. J. Shubitj. D. lonnascolio. L Higgins, H Borque WRESTLING Pack 'em . . . No lunch. I've got to drop three more pounds . . . breaking your back . . The Splits . . . runnning around the gym in plastic sweats . . . shoot back . . . needing points with only 30 seconds left . . . reversing opponent and gaining the lead . . down. up. cradle and pin . . . Going to the gym before school to weigh in . . . We'll see Hunterdon Central next year! . . . The quillotine . . . Let them see the lights! . . personal victories contributing to a team endeavor . . . After a while, the moves become instinctive . . . stamina building as the season progresses . . . Trying to get-down to 101 again . . . pride and sweat .... The Grapplers giving their all to carry on a WHS tradition of wrestling superiority . . . WHS 57 Elizabeth OPPONENT 5 31 West Essex 19 30 Piscataway 8 30 Seton Hall 15 27 Belleville 17 45 Cedar Ridge 6 52 Linden 5 24 Hunterdon Central 39 57 Plainfield 9 45 Scotch Plains 15 39 Milburn 15 35 Union 15 47 St. Benedicts 6 33 Cranford 23 42 J.P. Stevens 7 I I I j I f I WINTER TRACK FftST ROW (l-R) T. Hornish (coach). J. Morris. A. Smith. B. Jackson. D, Nottingham (SECOND ROW) J Fisk. T Yatsano. D. Nathanson. M. NaHahauser. E Mertz (THIRD ROW:) P. Brug. L. Salmon. C. Doll. M Henry. M Shafer. M. Dietz Missing T. Brown. T. Savage. J. Weismon. G. Kasko. J. Thompson Ah . . . Snowless Winter . . . third in county . . . but 13 . . . Eddie needs new glasses. . . Westfield, who? . . I'm small, mean, able to fit into small crevices. . . Jersey cities codemned armoury. Princeton's 220. Elizabeth's square . . . Carlene's shadow . . . Michelle ma belle sont les mots ... fur burgers? . . . beau — poetry . . . frosty lungs . . . these are long johns. not stockings . . State officals: ’? $() . . sibling . . . battles . . . ala . . . cramps, illness, injury, satisfaction - Winter Track . . . s i s I I ;-s 0 BOY’S TENNIS A season at a new site . . . What, we don't get locker rooms?!! . . . following orange balls ... a well balanced team of singles and doubles . . . those incredibly tough practices . . . Watchung Conference Champs . . . The Jeff Factor Show . . . three all staters ... an individual as well as team effort . . . Factor, Loft and Perach head up singles . . . Union County Champs . . . Pull up that collar. . . . plotting revenge on Livingston . . . Mike Harris, Cannon-ball Miner dominant at first doubles . . . winning state sectional title . . . hardwork and cooperation pay off . . . fourth in the state . . more advice from Mr. B. . . an impressive season with more success assured in the future . . . (STANDING) (L. to I?.) F PacWa. A. Loft. P. Yearley. D. Perach. J. Factor. M. Horns L. Miner. R. Yawger .si? 140 WHS OPPONENT 3 Millburn 2 2 Livingston 3 3 Summit 2 5 Elizabeth 0 4 Scotch Plains 1 5 Columbia 0 4 Delbarton 1 2 Livingston 3 4 Watchung Hills 1 5 Union 0 1 Christian Bros. 4 3 Cranford 0 5 Montclair 0 5 Linden 0 4 Pingry 1 5 Linden 0 5 Plainfield 0 3 Columbia 1 5 Metuchen 0 3 Livingston 2 2 Cherry Hill E. 3 I i i I I I BASEBALL Gotta be movin' . . . fantastic, unbelievable, unforgetable . . skeeter . . . slumping . . . streaking . did you get a scholarship? . . congratulations, it's your first hit . . smash that ball . . better luck next time . . . victory at last . squeegie . . . flamethrower ... an amazing hook . . . another beanball . schorching statistics. . . We beat Scotch Plains! . . . get two! hit it out front. . Pick a partner, go over those signs . another quarter. Rick . . . pick-ups . . you're swingin' . . . suicide with two strikes? . . . good stroke . . pair up in threes working as an individual to keep the team record at its best. FIRST ROW (L. to R.) W Gingerich. j. Byrne. B Bell. K. COlicchio SECOND ROW (L. to R.) P Faherty. T. Tobey. T. Rokosm, E. Nelson. G. Moore THIRD ROW (L to R.) Coach Brewster, R. Kotter. A Biggs. F, Lutz. R. Elliot. Cooch Lima 142 WHS OPPONENT 6 Piscataway 8 5 Elizabeth 7 1 Watchung Hills 3 5 Scotch Plains 3 0 Linden 7 6 MiHburn 5 2 Union 8 11 Plainfield 3 2 Montclair 1 3 Scotch P ahs 2 0 Johnson Regional 4 0 Linden 3 2 Union Catholic 1 2 RoseUe 5 1 Cranford 2 2 Plainfield 10 1 Plainfield-UCT 2 2 Union 6 1 Rahway 5 3 RoseUe Catholic 7 2 Elizabeth 6 SITTING (L- to R.): B. Davenport. L Fontana. J. CarcSIlo KNEELING (L. to R.): D. Comby. B. Bell. L. Shapiro. I Wolf. STANDING (I. to R.): C. Donner (Coach), H. Baltn. H Anderson. C. Diemer, C Gleason. P. Kraft. M. Curroll. L. Tomfrnde. V. Wright Westfield Softball. . . errorless . . . sometimes. . . Val Wright .972 fielding percentage ... Big bats. . . Mary Curral 4 triples, 4 HR's. . Heidi Anderson 4 HR’s. . . discipline . . . Denise Comby, Cheryl Gleason tops on steals. . . Becky Davenport on the line at third . . . Coach Donner. . . hard work . . . Westfield NUMBER 1 . . . togetherness. . . Bonnie Bell winds up . . . pitches to fame ... the Moose is loose in left field . . . Hilary Ballin drags down first . . . Chris Diemer throw 'em out with ease, -yea, Beas. . . undefeated . . . Donner's girls are great . . . four lane highway . . . Pam Kraft leaves fields to catch . . . Sectional Champs, four years. . . THE PARTY . . 23-2 final season ... 3 in state . . . 1 next year! 144 WHS OPPONENT 23 Elizabeth 9 17 Linden 2 4 Scotch Plains 0 6 Union 0 14 Plainfield 2 7 Nutley 3 18 Millburn 2 11 Clark 4 13 Roselle Park 4 10 Linden 0 13 Mother Seton 4 16 Plainfield 0 11 Linden 6 12 Roselle 2 9 Hillside 2 16 Roselle Park 1 5 Cranford 0 8 Cranford 1 14 Scotch Plains 3 0 Clark 3 9 Union Catholic 3 14 Union 8 4 Elizabeth 1 1 Morris Knolls 0 1 Ridgewood 3 iv'H ■ ■ K;A:6$ 'MfSam (L to R) W, Madden. L. Jockson. G. Wichetms, T. Dwyer. S. Carroll. Hit that pin! . . nail it . . . Strutting down the fairway, just my bag of clubs and me . . . We put Pingry on the cup! . . . stroke play . . . match play . . . Oh no. I'm on the beach. ... A fried egg in the sandtrap . . . Caddy?. How does this putt break? ... A 250 yard drive or a 2 inch putt, they both count the same on the scorecard . . . Eat your heart out Jack Nicklaus! . . . Oh no. I sliced again. . . . a banana ... a ducktail . . . Fore! ... I need this for my double bogey. .. . It's off to Scotch Plains to protect our title ... a foursome, a threesome, never lonesome . . . The thinking man's game ... A game of patience and a game of control. . . Sundown and time to hang up the clubs for today, only until sunup tommorrow . . . 146 WHS OPPONENT 8 Summit 10 18 Elizabeth 0 18 Roselle 0 15' 2 Montclair 2!6 12Vi Pingry 5l 2 18 Plainfield 0 8 Johnson Regional 10 17 Vi Governor Livingston ' 2 13 Scotch Plains 5 16' 2 Cranford iy2 16 Linden 2 13Vi Seton Hail 4 2 15Vi Union 2 2 15‘ 2 Cranford 216 147 Spring . . . from cool to hot to arid . . . the runners edge goes metric . . . painted track . . . experimenting with another confusion . . . Freshman, girls, and boy runners scrabble . . . relays with blind hits . . . false start - “Goodby Charlie . . . bell lap . . . old records, broken, new records established . . . leaning on fan support . . . wishing for new shoes . . . white top to varsity letter . . . new uniforms . . . dual meets. . . invitationals ... All States . . . “Think we're ready for the Olympics? . . . hurdling over all obstacles . . . flying through the air with the greatest of ease . . Spring sweat . . . tossing the lead . . . jiving with the javlin . . . the Abitante push . . . pushing it all out for victory . . . (FRONT ROW L to R) G. Papandra. A. Smith. K. Kerwin, T. O'Brien (tri-capt.). T. Hoblitzell (tri-capt.). B Heinbokel (tri-capt.). T. Bryant. J. Grimes. B. Mullen. G. Abitante. B Frank. A. Marotta (SECOND ROW L to R) B. Heinbokel. P. Abitante, J. Scarpone. T. Brown, D. Brady. C. Plant. L. Schaefer. D. Nottingham. M Coughlin. T. Savage. T. Kenneliy. D Parizeau (THIRD ROW L to R) J. Clarke. D. Elmendorf, B. Federici, D. Lighthiser. J. Tegen. R. Fertakos. J Morris. D. Roth, D. Weldon. Z. Stewart. D. Copper (TOP ROW L to R) J. Scott. M. Henry, T. Metzger. R. Savage C. Sheehan. J. Malloy. J. Rorden. T. Fabian. A Papp. P Kellogg GIRLS’ TRACK AND FIELD 1ST ROW (L. TO R) J Cauterucci. M. Vidaver. K Hurley (tri-capt) M Barry (tri-capt). B. Wheeler (tri-capt). C. Mosley. M McCornack 2ND ROW (L. TO R.) T Hornish. (coach) R. Alfrandre. I Crone. P. Brug. J. Duvall. J. Bauman. K. Hugger. 3RD ROW (L. TO R.) C. O'Malley. $. Fontana. A McFarlane. V Keelica. C. Doll. G MarcotuUio. L. Solmon. V Martin 4TH ROW (L. TO R) L. Knapp. M Patterson. T. Gude. C. Splaine. S. Murphy, S McCormick. E Alfandre. D. Fisk 5TH ROW (L. TO R) C. Morris. C. West. D. Pollack. M. Harris. C. Kelly. H. Brown. $. Mullen. C. Hannan 6TH ROW (L. TO R.) A. O'Malley. M. Stewart, l Scarpone. F. Allen. J. Boatwright, E. McCormick, C. Stewart Alright girls, fifty laps! . . . Now let's get down to some serious running . . . Adidas or Converse, but nooooooo! We wear Leader Store only . . . Who the $ c! wants to go to Piscataway? . . . jumpers resemble frogs, and vice-versa . . . Victory! ... I need a glass of water . . . Make that a pitcher it's getting better all the time . . . What's the cure for Athelete's Foot? . . . passing the desenex . . . long jump . . . sand in your shoes . . . How to run by Fall Downs . . . there's the tape! . . . Whoever said the last mile is the longest was right! . . . endurance . . Breath through your nose, not your mouth! . . . aches. . going all the way to the All-States . . . iso ! I LACROSSE The underhand ... proving just how much inexperience hurts... plunging up to Memorial . . contact. . . flying bodies . . . Smith saves goals... athletes are welcome .. . Miniature men of attack ... a new theory; Davis offense ... all those plays... quick-stick ... man down! ... oh, those road trips... poke check again and again . . making the penalty box your home away from home ... using the feet... finding the nylon ... hit 'em! ... welts upon welts . . . flip! . . . get psyched! ... the men of defense... The Moonies . . . I'm just cradling my day away ... St. Joe's again . . . booking down field ... a game of highly dense projectiles moving at rapid paces . . . zipping it around . . . line changes . . . learning to withstand Cherewich humor.. . finally a team . . . another Westfield tradition on its way up. 1ST ROW (L. TO R.): S. Krommenhock. K. Cemer. G. Smith, T. Gildoy. M Frega. J. Tadlock. M Scocifero. E. Gruseke. B Murphy. 2ND ROW (L. TO R): J. Hilsinger, S Flaherty. P. Scheuremann. J Higgins. M. McDermott. C. Lionetti. G. Johansen. R Greenspan. K. Brennan 3RD ROW (I TO R.) Coach Cherewich. R. Rodgers. K. Ch� n. D. Lynch. F. Kessler. C. Landale. B. Roberts. A. Kopf, C. Davis. M. Lionetti. 4TH ROW (L. TO R ): Coach Kapner. B. Betz, J. Zeikel. G. Turi. P. Herbert. M. Cunningham, G. Stapleton. J. Harrigan. S. Behsendorf. J. Crane. 5TH ROW (L. TO R.) J. Kulman. C. Cemei. J. Kessler, J. Horn. J. Magerra. J. Wenta. T. Londers. F, Murphy 152 WHS OPPONENT 3 Clifton 8 3 Pingry 8 7 St. Joseph's 8 0 Livingston 12 6 Monclair 8 3 Clark 12 1 Summit 8 2 Edison 6 1 North Hunterdon 6 6 Voorhees 5 2 West Morris 6 1 Montville 9 2 Fair Lawn 13 5 St. Joseph's 6 153 y a WESTFIELD A THLETES . . . AND OF WINNING WAYS • ♦ ♦ 157 Andrew Adorns David Adriance Mortangelo Agnone Felicia Allen Mary Aloia Laurie Anderson Mary Ansbro Simon Archambauit Michael Armellino Moryann Aufiero Thomas Bader Matthew Bagger Sandra Bain Andrew Baker Clinton Baker Jack Baldwin Stuart Ballatt Peter Balogh Ann Barry Jerry Basto Marie Bates Matthew Bavernshimt James Galt Karen Beltew Alison Bekkedahal J Adam Beckett Susan Belcher Paul Belford Lisa Bellomo Ralph Bencivenga Scott Bergin Phillip Bergman Robert Berner jOhn Biegler Regina Bishiop Douglass Booth Margaret Borchers Catheline Boughtwood Bernadette Bowbliss Terri Bowers Barbara Boyer Robert Boyle Wendy Brand Kathy Braun With pressures at school the way they are. some people just can't cope, as Ned Banta's receding hairline and loss of vision clearly indicate. Lori Bregman Mark Brown Jeffrey Brown Joseph Brunetto Greg Bunting Peter Buontempo Carolyn Burke Anthony Bush Eileen Byrne John Cacchione Steven Caine Deidre Camillo Dino Caminiti Elizabeth Camp Michael Campodonico Deborah Cantor Helen Carl Bill Carlson 161 Noncy Carlson Barron Chambliss But I have a paper due next Thursday. Mike Napoiliello tries in voin to persuade Ann Anderson to come camping in the Yukon with him. Afida Clemans Shantih Clemans Laura Cleveland Elisha Cohen Sara Cohen Larry Calabro Mary Castelione Donna Catanzaro Carolyn Chapman Julie Cheeseman George Chen Deborah Chisholm Frank Christmas Curt Cimei Angelo Ciullo Joanne Ciullo Kelly Clabby Carmen Clark Marybeth Clarke Matthew Clarke James Cutro Kelly Coleman Phyllis Colicchio George Colonias Susan Compton Robert Conway Karen Cooper Geralyn Coopersmith Susan Corf Claire Cotter MichoeJ Cotter Thomas Coughlin Robert Cozzi Wiliam Craig Glenn Cruger Maureen Cruikshonk David Cunningham Lyndsey Curtis James Cutro Kim Czander Allison Doitch Kathleen Daly Sharon Daniel James Dannevis James Darrow Joanne Davis John Davis Nancy Davis Steven Day Nicholas Dazzo Jeanne Decker Brian Deegon Elizabeth Demos Thomas Dempsey Richard Denning Judith DeVido y.vv'X;.. William Devine Eileen Diamond Dominick DiDario Lora DiDario Karen Dietz Catherine DiFonzo Felix Dilorio Julia Dillon Joseph Dinizo Susan Dinsmore Charles DiPierro Daniel Diskin 163 Kathy Dwer Jennifer Dobbins Carl Doerrer Robert Doll Kevin Donohue John Donnely Gwen Scher and Suzette Colletti anxiously await Kool - Aid's rescue from school. Robert Donner Greg Dorchek Michelle Dougherty Richard Downie Shelley Downing Ctvistopher Drabin Chuck Dzugan Poul Durante Michael Ebert Carolyn Edwards Veda Edwards Andrea Edwards Rebecca Ehmann James Eisenmann Mindy Eisner Colleen Elliot James Englehort Robyn Epps Leigh Esposito Daniel Fabiano Hugh Faggins Wendy Fancher 164 Margaret Farrell Eileen FineBo David Fitzgerald Adam Forgash Diana Florian David Fowler Alyssa Fox Tyrene Franklin Adolph Franzoi Jennifer Frawley Robin Frazier Gino Frederico Sheila Freedman Sandra Frino James Fritz Robert Fuchs Frank Furlan Peter Gadol Carolyn Gollagher Todd Garneau Michael Garofolo Doug Garske David Goy Andrew Gengoss Keith Gergich Michael Giacone Robert Gibbons George Gillen Kurt Gillhaus Christy Gingeruch John Giordano Michael Givesi Gary Glass Kenneth Goldburg Kenneth Good Kristine Gormally Evelyn Goski Eric Gotsch Devon Graf Diana Grant Anthony Gray Jennifer Gray 165 Philip Howes Paul Hawkins Deborah Helmar Patricia Hearon Mary Healy Angela Heidfieid Laura Hmel Tony Hickic Andrew Higgms Eric Hoick Virginia Hock Suzanne Hone Diana Grozul Amy Greek Christine Greco Laura Griek Alison Griggs Laura Grimes Wiliam Gude Lisa Guttadora Andrew Haesler Holly Hall Stacy Hall Marcus Hallvin Adele Hanay Cathy Hannan Holly Hansen To stimulate school spirit, the Rainbow Lunch ladies resorted to putting laughing gas in the new chocolate milkshakes. Dane Hart Nancy Havas 166 Richard Hooper Amy Hsu Jeanne Hughes Shelia Hughes Kenneth Hurler Linda Husted Jeffrey Ihnat Gerard Isolde David Jackson Greg Jackson Kathy Jackson Linda Jackson Barbara Jacobs Todd Jacobs Claudia Jacobs John Janner Carol Jasuta Marilyn Jenku Mark Jenkins Tracey Jenkins Clifford Johnson Gail Johnson Melissa Johnson Renee Johnson Christopher Jones Donna Jonkecrer Conney Jorgensen Suson Juchnik Edward Kain Stephen Kamins John Kandel Andrew Kaplan Mary Kaplan Jeffrey Kasku Jo Kaufman Debra Kaul Shawn Keating Brian Kelly Colleen Kelly Eugene Kelley Kathleen Kelley John Kennedy 167 Lisa Kennedy Kathleen Kennedy Laufi Kesslemon John Kessler Eric Kirschner Kim Kirkley Mary King Corrine Kilcommons Timothy Kieltyka Carrie Kotcho Norman Koury Sarah Kroloff Jonathan Kudlick Lorrie Kwasek Ebzabeth Lolly Ruth Landers Ji! Lang Herman Lange Carol Levy Reid Leslte Paul Leifer Lana Leinbach Irene Lenart Brian Lewand Yvette Liebesmon Steven Lighthiser Terrence Lionetti Scott Lind Matthew Linden Andrew Little Cynthia Lloyd Christopher Loder Catherine Long Frank Lotano Christopher Lowery 168 Scott Lucke Kurt Lutz Corol Lybik Kevin Lyons Debbie Maddock Mary Maravetz Andy Gengos thrills and amazes the class with his famous pencil growing out of the nose trick. James Marcantonio Gail Markham Laura Marotta John Martin Kevin Martin Kristen Martin Lisa Martin Willis Martyn Patricia Martorino Jonathan Maslin James Maslin Laura Masterson Sean McCarron Brian McCarthy Christine McCormick Erin McCormick David McCornack Douglas McCracken Monica McDermott Derek McEntee Michael McGale Alice McGowen John McGuire Bethann McHugh David McIntyre Maureen McSweeney Julia Melton 169 I i Koren Muller Steven Murch Kothleen Murphy Michael Murphy Michael Murphy Sean Murphy David Miller Doreen Miler Jeffrey Miller Jonathan Miller Tina Miller Matthew Minogue Kathleen Molden Adrian Moncloa Zina Monroe Michael Monney David Monzelia Janice Moore James Morgan Kimberly Morgan Patrice Monaghan Brian Morris Scott Morris Jane Morrissey Aieleen Mueller Patrick Mullen Harold Myrick Jonathan Mysei David Nathanson Amy Nelson James Newili rw%. m. Jackie Nichols Kothleen V Niedzwiecki Jeffrey Nolde John Norfolk y Benjamin Nostdown 170 170 Laura Notarmasco Phiip Nussbaum Donna O'Hara Daniel O'Hara Wiliam O'Herron Laura Olbeter Katie Ovellette Salvatore Pafumi Deborah Pailagrosi Joseph Palmer Cheryl Parisi Brian Parkhurst Robert Parkinson Ruth Parsell Michael Pascarella Carol Patterson Brian Pattyson Carmel Perconte Rosonne Perkins Maura Perry Suzanne Petrozziello Brenda Petterway Sheila Pierce Jonathan Pollack Alicia Poole Marianne Porta JiJ Posyton Karen Priest Charleen Pringle Jennifer Pruden Diana Prymowiez Douglas Pundock Diana Purvis 171 Richard Quinn AttHio Quintanilla Billy Rankin Sandra Redd Carol Reilly Stephen Ribecky Robin Rice William Rick wood Theodore Ritter Ramy Rizk Cynttva Riz20 Damian Robertson Jane Robinson Elizabeth Rodriguez Christina Roll Donna Rolleri John Rokosny Rose Maria Romeo Andrea Rottenberg I ) ) Gregory Ruggiero Philip Russo Nancy Rowe David Ryan Maureen Ryan Michael Sacks Frank Salvato Michael Sapienza Robert Saunders 172 Stephen Soutner Howard Savin Carmine Savoca Paul Savoca Lisa Scarpone Stuart Schaod Laurie Schaeffer Elaine Schenkel Sandra Scher Heidi ScWeifer Kenneth Schmalz Kevin Schroder Jennifer Schulaner Patricia Schumann John Schwarte Neal Schwartz Gina Schwermann Jared Shapiro Jeanne Shapiro Laura Shaw Brian Sheppard David Sherwyn Matthew Shields Michelle Shields George Selser Thomas Shepherd Brian Sheppard John Silver Kevin Simons Michael Skupien Marc Slamowitz Diane Smeaton Edgar Smith Howard Smith Michael Smyth Lisa Snyder Walter Sobanski Adam Sommerstein Hung Sun Song Richard Spear John Spiridigliozzi Lisa Splitt 173 Morris Thomas Jennifer Thomson Megan Tibbafs Mark Tierney Robert Tilton John Paul Timler Beth Staffin Michael Sterner Karelyn Stevens Melissa Stewart Todd Stirrup joe Stone Raymond Stone Deirdre Sugrue Eleonor Sullivan Paul Sullivan Peter Sullivan Robin Swart s Laurie Taddei Danny Tannenbaum John Taylor Kevin Taylor Richard Telesco Kelly Tener Michael Thomas Rosemone Thomas Karen Tirrel Margaret Tobey Jeanne Topolnicki Jill Tracey Gary Trenker Adrienne Tretout Grace Tripp JiH Twaddeil Martha Tweedie Nicholas Vacca JiH Valenti Debra Valii 174 Francis Vastano Patricia Voorhees Robert Vidaver David Vrflane Robert Vivian Lisa Vorhaben Thirty minutes into a major Nations test. Tracie Bowles suddenly realizes that what she had previously thought to be a pen is actually a straw. Brendan Voss Misty Vrendenburg Catherine Wagner Maureen Walsh Kimberly Walsh Jayne Warne Jonathan Wosserman Rodney Watkins Richard Weber Michael Weingort John Weldon Kevin John Wenta Kirsten Willis Denise Williams Doreen Wilson Mary Wirth George Anna Withers Kimberly Wood David Wright Gerard Yotcilla Yencen Mark Zangrondo Marci Zapolsky Debra Zimmer 175 Karen Zingerman Janney Zonnevilie T: Say it. don't spray it! Doug Cooper becomes one of many nameless victims as Emma Kuhn gets carried away with her conversation. Mke Weiss Teri Aiello Craig Albert Elyse Alfandre Chris Ali Annamarie Anderson Kirsten Anderson Jane Ansell Adam Arkei Joseph Aronds Jeanne Arpino Rebecca Avis Linda Bailey Anne BaHetto Ned Banta Jean Barletta Kimberly Barron David Beers Ann Beiig Barbara Bell Stephen Beltzer Paulette Benjamin Ann Bonnettson i I I i f 176 Patrick Bergin Laura Bertrand Leslie Best Kelly Birrel Paul Birrel Dana Bixler Robert Blackman Jennifer Blakely Sandra Blakely Frank Blanchette Mark Bleiweis Jennifer Block Lamont Blocker Jeff Bloom Janice Boatwright Barbara Bohin Brad Bonnetti Clifford Booth Karen Both David Boughtwood Tracie Bowles James Boyle Daniel Brady Gavin Brady Myrick Brathwaite Jennifer Braun Charles Brennan Maureen Brennan Anne Brown Horriet Brown Steven Brown Susan Brown Jaqueline Bruckner John Bruestle Douglas Brugger Stuart Buhrendorf Charles Burgdorf Brian Camilto Thomas CampaneUi Kim Campbell 177 Karen Clarkson Christopher Clemons John Coates Sheila Coletta Carol Collins Karen Collins Robert Conabee Tom Conheeny Kirsten Conover Anthony Cook Elizabeth Cooney Robert Corbet John Costa Jacqueline Costantino Joseph Cotier Jacqueline Cowles Linda Coyne Amy Cozewith Elizabeth Candia Jacquelyn Cardilto Laura Carl Eric Carter Charles Cory Todd Cashdollar John Cauterucci Lynn Cavelti Geoffrey Charron Richard Chenitz Joann Chiddo Carol Chiddo Kenneth Chin Taik Choi Lon Ciarrocca Helen Cicolese Bayard Clark Carmen Clark Sally Clark Maura Clarkin 178 Glenn Crane Jeffrey Crane Brian Cruik shank Tony Cuccaro Pat Cunniff Kevin Cunningham Lisa Cunningham Mark Cunningham Paul Cunningham Nad ne Dagostaro Debbie D'Amore Lauren Davila Joseph Dazzo David DellaBadia Dione Delforso David Deriseis Michael Detlefs Joe Devico Jack Diaz Joseph DiBella Michael Dietz Bruno DiDario Giancarb Dilorio David Dineen Thomasina Dingle James Diskin Donald Dodge Ann Doherty Mary Dombrowski Lottie Domangue Sabina Dowell Joanne Druckenmiller Cameron Dunnan 179 Charles Ebert Ofer Eibshutz Alison Eckert Michael Ehrhort Michael Elliot Marcia Eisner Donna Faust Susan Federici Melanie Feick Elizabeth FemgokJ Jewel Feldman Michael Fenion Roy Fertakos Morio Fey Dominick Finelle Steven Finter Danielle Fisk Shawn Flaherty Catherine Fleming Kenneth Foley Mary Fontana Joan Forbes David Ford Ralph Franco 180 ■i Charles Frankenbach David Frantz Pamela Frega Pamela Fromhertz Terri Gaffney Martin Gerrity Eddie Ghaleb Elizabeth Giannone David Gilbert Donald Gilford Gregory Gilligan Rhoda Gilmore Nicholas Giuditta Cheryl Gleason Clarence Godwin Julie Gold Nicholas Gold Cindy GoJisono Linda Gordon Philip Gottlick Karen Gould James Graham Karyn Grant Robert Gray Richard Gregory Richard Greenspan Cindy Griffiths Andre Griggs Alyeis Jean Grillo Wiliom Gross Michelle Gubar Theo Gude Barbara Gugliemi Paula Gunther Ann Halter Lorro ne Hampton Margot Hanis Michelle Harris Melissa Harringnton Robert Harrison Heidi Harting David Harvey 181 Nancy Huff Susan Huff Jennifer Hugger Robin Humiston Gregory Hurley Donna Husch Diane laniro Lisa lloria Christopher Issacson Dan lanniscolio Talford Jacobs Barry Jacobs Johnny Hawes Michael Hayashi Richard Heagler Paul Hebert Jody Hedden William Heinbockel Michael Henry Lowell Higgins Barbara Higgins Jeffrey Hilsinger Sheri Hinger Deborah Hinson Douglas Hintz Bernadme Hoffman Mark Holmes Denise Hopkins Joon Horn Susan Horwitz Susan Huey Dean Jajko Elizabeth James Christopher Jaszyn John Jefferson Mark Jenkins Johnnie Mae Jenkins 182 Boy, tNs book is making me hungry I Kiki Roil samples a new delicacy: Pen Ink de Francois. David Johnson Katherine Johnson Hope Jones Robin Junior Lisa Kabakow William Kahn Debbie Kaifaian Kelly Kalis Eric Kaminetzky Kimberly Kandel Kathleen Kane Roy Kapiin Barbara Kaul Katherine Keller Peter Kellog Christine Kelly Chris Kennelly Jone Kennedy Lisa Kessler Lisa Kesseihaut Christopher Kidtyka David Kiley Eric Kilponen Karen Kimboll Catherine King Robert Knorek Kurt Koederitz Gretchen Kopf Dianna Koros Andrew Koski Linda Kosuch Karl Kundenchak m Derek Kueter Emma Kuhn John Kullmann Peter Ladas Julie Lammers David landou Joseph Longholtz Lisa Lavender Stephen Lavine Steven Lee Laurie Lehmann Jennifer Lenord Peter Lega Lindsey Levine Gregory Loder Kirsten Loft Wayne Loofbourrow Cindy Lopez Robert Lowe Daniel Lynch Keith Lyon William Madden Susan Magee Joseph Magiera Paul Mairoiello Joseph Malloy Jeremy Markham Erich Martin Tracy Martin 184 Wendy Martzloff James Marvoso Christine May Chris McCarthy Mark McCarthy Kerry McDevitt Terence McGorty Susan McGrory Judith McClean Laura McLane Laura McLinden Elizabeth McSweeney Patricio McSweeney Timothy Metzger Olga Martin Jane Michel Carol Migliozzi James Mike Matthew Miller Robert Miller Deon Miner Erica Miner Nancy Miner Susan Mintzer Darnell Miragliotta Michael Molden Leanor Moncloa Olga Moncloa David Montgomery Robert Moomjy Alexis Moore William Moore Catherine Morris Doreen Morse Ronald Morton John Moseley Robin Moskaiuk Jason Moskowitz Patricia Mozoki Collin MukJoon Laurie Mullen Sheila Mullen 185 David Murch Frank Murphy Laurie Murphy Linda Murphy Sheila Murphy Douglass Murry Laura Myers Elizabeth Napier Michael Napolielk) Paul Nelson Jane Newili S Phillip Nichels Stanley Niedzwiecki Carol Noonan Nancy Northington Edward Nugent Margie Nugent Michael Obuch Douglas Odenkirk James O'Gorman Robert O'Herron Ken Olbeter Jeffrey Olson Suzanne O'Malley Valerie O'Rourke Luisa Orto Gregory Ott Colin Owens Neil Palmer Marie Papp Douglas Parizeau John Pasterczyk Bruce Patterson Marcy Patterson Joseph Pecore 186 Regina Pelicano John Perry James Personette Kathy Paterson Margeret Pfotzer Lisa Pickens Mark Pipher Steven Pleninger Scott Pollack Diane Pollack Chris Price Brad Pulliam Janet Quackenbos Andrew Rabin Eileen Rainey Gall Raney Elena Rappoccio Peter Rehwlnkel Mathew Rela Carol Reynolds Theresa Rhatigan Gregory Rhein Raymond Rhule Alicia Richardson Gary Richardson Michelle Ricketts David Rinn John Bruesle and Danny Murgliotta show a few trick moves to their fans in Basic Eating I. Thomas Ripperger Thomas Risch Karen Roberson Heather Roberts John Rock Donno Rokohl Barbara Ronco Glenn Rothman James Rorden Stacey Sacks Joseph Sohulka Jennifer Someth Russell Saunders Sandra Saunders Michael Sautner Andrea Sawicki Gwen Scher Karen Schiessel Russell Savage Arthur Schmidt Judith Schwortz Cynthia Scott Erin Scott David Scott Robert Scott Susie Seabrook Steven Seastream Ronald Seemon Debbie Shane Clifford Sheehan Mark Seery Christopher Shields Richard Shields Todd Shea Jesse Shubitz Laura Siegel William Siegel Anurag Singhal Lynn Siraco 188 Margaret Sievers Susan Skowronski Lisa Sladkis Greg Slamowitz Yolanda Smith Susan Smythe Chris Sotmine Roger Soucek Carol Splasne Laura Splitt Mary Spoto William Stanzel Glenn Stapelman Susan Steurnagel Salty Steuterman Susan St. John Laura Swicker Andrew Swimmer Melissa Stewart Joseph Tag Amy Tahl Gregory Talmont Daniel Tarradellas Karen Taylor Lori Taylor Warren Thompson Roger Thompson At last making progress, the Junior Class officers finoily master the first two steps . . of the hallway, as clearly illustrated by Cindy Scott. Doug Parizeau. Erin Scott and Mike Dietz Donald Tobey William Tomredie Renee Trabert Mary Traynor Karl Trenker Laura Troy 189 r i i i i i Cynthia West Diane Whltcombe Lisa Wieghorst Mary Wieghorst Alan Wilde William Williams Scott WiJiams Thomas Wimmer Seth Wimpfheimer Susan Witzel Mark Wolf Jonathon Woffson Nada Turki Michael Tyler Anita Valji Anthony Valles Anthony Vastano Michael Venezia Jeffrey Vogel PhSip Volino Elizabeth Wagner Thomas Waite Roberta Walbert Robert Watts Steven Weill Wiliam Weimer Anthony Weinzer Beth Wellintz Jane Weisman That oughta put my overage at about a . . . After getting back her term paper. Laura Siegel seriously onolyzes her motives for taking Current Bulgarian Problems. Wmm- I 190 Today's undergraduates are tomorrows . . . Jonathan Wolfson Mark Wolin Laura Wood Robert Wood Nancy Wright Richard Yawger Robin Yuengel Kang Hi Yoo Duane Yancey Lee Zanger Amy Zucker Maximtiian Zutty 191 I 192 V 1 S Jeffrey Aipert Stocy Amoto Veronica Ambrose Heidi Anderson But it wos here a minute ago. Carol Frost attempts to explain the disapperance of her math homework to an ever patient Mrs Citrin Emily Angel M. 194 Jeremy AnseB Louise Antonuccio Anthony Archomboult Lawrence Arcuri David Ardrey Robert Aronds Roxanne Arrunategui And for my next trick. I will attempt to leap frog over the carton while eating an Egg McMuffin.” Paul Houdini Glickman displays his magical abilities at the N.H.S. flea market. Karen Ashcroft Beth Asin Stephonie AuBuchon Chris Auda 195 Nancy Jane Bacso Michele Bach Bonni Baldasare What me worry?'' Harry Oxnard has developed the traditional philosophy of a senior. Hilary Balfen Mary Rita Bologh David Bonnigan Suzanne Barker Sylvia Bartok Stacey Bavos Rebecca Berenson Nancy Bergen Brooks Betz Leslie Berner Eric Bergman Sharon Bizmk Andrew ftggs James Bonner Michael Bloncato Is thot she? Jon Freeman, dressed for the prom, scans the horizon for his date, already fifteen minutes late Patricia Bonner Debbie Bonnetti k � Kim Bonnetti The Spirit of '80 Bruce Bonsoli Theresa Bossetti Harold Bourque Anne Bousquet Timothy Boughtwood William Bowers Sandra Bowers Lorna Boyer Patricia Bowbliss Jane Boylan Genevieve Boyle Kathryn Boyle Patricia Boyle Kevin Brady Bernadine Brand Kathleen Brennan George Britton Barbara Brown Thomas Brown Peggy Brug Suzanne Brady Michael Brody Craig Buchanan 199 i S Thomos Buehler Jaquetne Burnham Knstme Carbone Floyd Burke Colly Burke Michael Buonanno I Am Burrows Brint Butchart Camp Tim Far.'ow holds back eor$ after learning thot the Ugandan pie worm has just been put on the endangered species fet 200 Come on Emily, give me the pretty paper1 Senior Emily Angel debates the pros and cons of submitting her quiz Kathleen Carlson James Carden Stephanie Carran ftosalyn Cary Barbara Carroll Scott Carroll Donald Cossett Dana Chambliss Suzanne Carroll Norman Chambliss 201 5 t Craig Cheesman Margaret Chisholm Were ready to sign autographs now Attached since birth. Betsy Maak. Kathy Brennan, and Laura Cantor prove that Siamese triplets can write, direct, and star in their own musical production. Wiiltom Christianson David Ciarrocca Mary Cicolese Fred Cichowski Kevin Gmei John Clarke Erick Clowers James Coakley 202 Donno Cocola Cathie Coleman Lander Coleman Lennie Coleman Joan Collins Denise Comby John Collins Marci Connely ‘They shoot horses don't they?” Mick Coughlin finds it hopeless that this car will ever run again 203 Richord Corbet Margaret Corcoran Jennifer Cordes Curt Costello i 1 s David Craig Margaret Crandell Dona Leigh Crawford Mark Creter Thomas Crocco Nancy Crosta Robert Crystal Robert Cullen “Mrrr mrrr Kris Johnson sweats that she'll never eat glue again. 204 Maya Dailey John Dalton Chris Davis Mary Davis l Richard Devine Dorothy Dahlinger Dina Dailey Gabriele DeVoe Patricia Deweever Delian DeYoung You see. this dude Oedipus is the king; he klled his old man and married his mother... Paul McDonough tries to explain to Jeff McGill, what's going cm in The Oedipus Cycle. Richard Colter Michael rwjohlin Thomas Della Badio Olga DeMarco QnoHrn C'rxv Andrew Demos Mnrlov Pn70with Jane Denton More publicity shots?” Vicki Priscoe. winner of the coveted Dolly Dimple award displays her prize winning features. Marybeth Dervin Edward Destefanis John Elder Sue Elios Charles Elliot Richard Elliot Corlene Doll Lisa Dinie John Dobrenski John Dooley David DuBois Thomas Dwyer Alicia Edwards John Dursee Todd Egener James Eason Barbara Donlan Elizabeth Donnelly Donna Faggins David Elmendorf John Enders Robert Engel Paul Faherty Peter Falk Robert Fanelli Lynn Faris “Three x's in a row. I win!” Ken Shea and Lee Schaefer concentrate on a Trig problem 209 9 ' Calvin Farley After efcminating the last of his competition, himself Timothy Fallow Gerald Ferguson Carrie Fein Robert Federici David Foust Susan Fontana Barbara Fienberg Kathryn Feisom Lisa Ferri Carol Ann Frost Dave Gallagher Lori Gorbin Jayda Gardner 211 Michelle Garneau Dana Gelb James Giaimo Linda Gilbert Undo Gilligan Marge Gilmouf Toni Giovanelto Diane Gilmartin Wiliam Glynn Margaret Goski Laurie Grondell Paul Gliokman ■ Brent McEwen can’t wait until lunch to read that provocative and stimulating publication. “For Seniors Only. 212 Christopher Groye Howard Greco Lawrence Greeley Paul Greeley Elizabeth Greenspan Noreen Griffith 213 Julia Griffin Robert Griswold Eric Gruseke Jean Guididas I I K Alan Habib Look over there!” The leg watchers, student Ray Rogers and English teacher Mr. Eyre, spot yet another great pair. Jack Hackett Eileen Haggerty Morybeth Haiber Thomas Hale Anthony Hall Kathryn Hall Mary Halter Debra Hammer Bob Hanke 214 Borbara Honnis Rheta Hansen Paul Harbough Charles Harcourt fV± t ‘ William Harcourt Charles Hardwick Roslyn Hardy Allison Harley Look Mom one hand1” With the help of Jeanette Towns. Bruce Bonseil displays another of his many talents i 21S I i s' 1 John Harrigan Karen Harris Pamela Harris David Harrison Christine Healy W. Ted Hazard Eileen Hawco Susan Hartzell Mary Hearon Why do I use Ivory? Sylvia Bartok explains. 216 Laura Heinbock Cathryn Heine Robert Hollander Cindy Heller Gregory Hobson Glenn Hilsmger Kimberly Hogan Penny Herman Steven Hetem John Higgins La U b Diane Helmar Douglas Herman Really? I could have swarn I heard it ring. Jennifer Meeker tries to explain to her teacher why she closed her books 20 minutes before the class concluded. Cynthia Hoick Laura Hook Scott Holmes Audrey Hoogstein Christey Horner Alison Hooper Elisa Hose John Horn ‘There, my dear, is where you would have gone if you hodn't come with me The W.H.S. devil succeeds in capturing the heart and soul of Mary Rita Baiough. Christopher Howard Leo Hsu Ann Hubbard Kimberly Hudak Suzanne Hughes Vincent Hurley Heidi Hylan Luanne lerardi Man. these underclassmen can't do anything.” Kevin King aids a struggling gym mate. Anthony Isolda 219 Robert Irwin John Jockmin Bruce Jackson Thomas Jocobson Glenn Johansen Kristin Johnson Ronald Johnson Wendy Johnson Jennifer Jones Russell Jones Linda Jones 220 Ellen Kalbacher Charles Kalis Lisa Karp Elizabeth Keegan Terry Jones Darlene Kalfaion Hal Kaplan Jeffrey Kay David Kahn And I have more at home!” Steve Schrope brings his jar collection to class for Show and Tell.” Maryanne Kah Christine Kelly Contemplating Thoreau. BBI Dietz hopes that through the power of mental telepathy he will be able to untie and remove his sneakers Suzanne Kenneiiy Thomas Kenneiiy Robert Kenny Fred Kessler Adrienne Kessler Carolyn Kiponen Kevin King Wendy Kern Dirk Keysser Cathy Kingsbury Virginia Kiselica Wendy Kirkwood Kathleen Kliesch Wendy Koblentz Lois Kosch Paula Kowalczyk Pamela Kraft Caroline Krauss Noah Kroloff Steven Krommenhoek Philip Kwasek Patricia LaHy Michael lammers 223 I � 5 Clark landale Robin Lone Amy Lane Elizabeth Larner Mark Lavendar Jamie Lawson Susan Lay Jonathon Leib “Did somebody call my name? Alisa Horrigon at temps to keep her composure as the W.H.S. apple thief strikes again. Fred Leifer Rudolph Lewis 22 4 ‘Don't worry girls, there's plenty for all. Dougie Moore contemplates the benefits of a harem David Lighthiser Chris Lionetti Mark Lionetti Diana Uoyd Tod Loofbourrow John Lowe Lisa Lowi Mary Rose Lotano Karin Lubek 225 Vincent Lucchesi We don't know who threw the paper. o group of seniors feign ignorance after having missed a shot at the garbage con. Jeffrey Lunin Richard Lupia Fred Lutz Betsy Maak Susan Maclean Fiona MocLeod Kathleen Magee Stacey Maggio James Maher 226 Michelle Mahoney Groce Marcotullio Aliza Marcus Anthony Marotta Walter Marotta Mark Marotta Craig Buchanan has second thoughts about signing up for the Great American Smokeout on November 15. 1979. Maureen Martin Vonessa Martin 227 Mario Massa Douglas Massey Linda Masterson Lynn Mazza Patricia McCarthy Diane McCormack Linda McCullough Paul McDonough Brett McEwan Jeffrey McGill Carol Ann McHugh Audrey McFarlane Amy McKeon Carole McKenna Keith McMorrow Jennifer Meeker As the camera AIMS for a CLOSE-UP. you can see the GLEEM in Laura Miller's ULTRA-BRITE eyes and the shine on her pearly whites. 228 I Gerard Meyer Suzanne Meyer Kathryn Michel Platye Miles Robert Miller Lee Miner Andy Moesch Joe Moesch Suzanne Moloczrvik 229 Javonne Moore Timothy Mondon Alonda Monroe Alison Moore Delores Monroe Nancy Montag leovigHdo Monterrutxo Eileen Mooney Ah come on. I just want to go to my locker. Bremus. Curtis Treger pleads his case after being flagged down by Mr. Felecia Monroe Douglas Moore Daniel Morgan Karin Morgan James Morris Michelle Morse Ronald Moss Dear Ann Landers . . Rick Horms tries to find someone who'll listen Karen Muldoon Brian Murphy Marianne Murphy Leslie Musell Patrcia Napier 231 Rosemary Neill Peggy Nelson Derrefl Nettington David Newman Christina Newton Patricia Niedzwiecki CoroI Nixon Brodley Norris Kathryn Norwine Lisa Notarmaso Nassim Noui Mchael Nussbaum 232 Anna Nykdyn Kristen O'Brien Undo O'Brien Erin O'Donnel William O'Donnell Frank Ohidy Ceceka O'Malley Harry Oxnard Frank Padula Mark Parham Sarah Parkinson Anne Parks Having arrived from a business trip to Colombia, Frank Ohidy displays the look of a job well done! 233 Andrew Paul Here she comes again, smile and look interested Typing class provides light moments of fun for Rudy Lewis ond Ros Hordy. Nanci Pecker Michael Perry Leslie Ann Peters Marsha Pederson Daniel Perach Cynthia Pilz Ana Pinczuk Mark Pikham John Pinto 234 Frank P?phe: Preston Poole Katherine Pmto Vernard Porcher Kathleen Porta Jeffrey Priest Phillip Privitere Christina Rainville Raymond Ratkowski Nanci Reilly 235 Robert Reiter Philip Ricca Vikki Ricca Judith Rich Rocio Rivera James Richards John Rickwood Raymond Rodgers Randelt Rochlin Tino Roccatani David Rizzo Thomas Roff Oh. wow function watch. Dean Roth displays his glee after deciphering the operating instructions to his multi Marcia Roll 236 Glued to the woH by a group of abusive underclassmen. Nana Pecker and Adrienne Kessler reminice about their past days of freedom Mimma Romeo Linda Root Barry Rosenberg Mark Rotelta Dean Roth Steven Rothrock Andrea Romano Rita Rombicone Michael Rosenberg I I Lesley Salmon David Soporita Miriom Samuel Leslie Sanderson Lori Saunders Eugene Soutner Leslie Sansone Timothy Savage 238 Michael Scacifero Lena Scalma James Scarpone Sharry Schaefer Douglas Schantz Lee Schefer Paul Scheuermann Rebecca Schmidt “And our foreign policy con be subdivided into .not that foreign policy is a difficult course or anything, but when Chris Kelly started her reading assignment. her hair barely covered her ears.” Steven Schrope Lisa Schulaner Susan Schuman Robert Schwartzman 239 Nancy Scott Cindy Shaffer Brenda Seemon Jack Seabrook Carol Shannon Lauren Shapiro Joseph Shea Kenneth Shea Mary Sheehan Michele Shovlin It should be gang off any second now.” Partners in merriment. Tim Gleason and Mike Perry anticipate fireworks in the courtyard after planting their homemade bomb. 240 Karen Sikora Tracey Simons Rosemary Sissano Anthony Smith Don't always believe what you read Thinking she is in Spain. Cindy Hoick prepares to make a photographic essay of her trip. Karen Stove Nancy Smeaton Alen Smith U. TA Gerald Smith Gregg Smith Hilary Smith Laura Smith Lindsay Smith 241 Stephanie Smith Charles Snyder Patricia Sonnentag Mark Solon What do you mean I've been SARC'ed Rosemary Neil thinks that the photographer is joking EHzobeth Spohr Theodore Spendei Mary Beth Splaine 242 Thomas Staggard Marvin Stith Arthur Stock I know, 'if at first you don't succeed'. . but what about after five tries? Barry Rosenberg just con't seem to solve that physics problem. Craig Stock Earle Stokes Elizabeth Strommen Charles Stone 243 Monica Svec Matthew Sweeney Paul Szeliga Kimberley Tabor Hilary Tahl Wendy TcHmont Laura Tafu„j 244 I Robert Thomas Jon Thompson Steven Tierney Julie Taylor Robin Thau Nicola Thompson Kathy Telesco Douglas Thompson Lisa Taylor John Tegen Another yummy tor the tummy . Mr. Bill goes football with Beth Donnelly and her cheesedoodles. Marc Tomassi Lynn Tomfohrde As attention is drawn away from him by one of Mrs. Kornish's dreaded physics lectures, a beam of mystical knowledge strikes Dove Kahn as he ’ sees the light” and gets the answer to number tour. Peter Torcicoio Jeanette Towns Paul Tracey Lisa Tretout Peter Trezoglou Curtis Troeger Yolanda Truitt Gary Turi 246 Jon Twoddeli Hans Vangrieken Lisa Vaughan Albert Venezio Fotin Tweedie Jean Ann Tyrell Diane Vonroesgen Robert Wogensommer Brian Walsh Amy Warren I Robert Webster Kurt Weidner Raymond Weinzierl Mitchell Weiss 247 Douglas Weldon John Wheeler Barbara Willis Robert Wiishaw Dave Lighthilser Robyn Whellan Patricia Whitcombe G ©gg Wrchelns 248 A Weather Vane photographer quickly gets away from Eliso Hose. Maya Dailey, and Linda McCullough as they promise to make this the last picture he'll ever take Edward Wittel Elizabeth Wolf Donald Wolfe Donna Wood Harmin Wood Gary Wortzel Nancy Yanowitz Valerie Wright Donna Yancey Carolyn Wright 249 Jennifer Yohalem Goil Yunker Jeff Zeikel Beth Young Jung Sook Yoo Jeffrey Zimmer Joel Zingermon DonieJ Poolo 250 mm ■MmWi , j , t WE DEDICATE THESE PAGES MEMORY ' OF THOSE WHO HA' DBD DURING OUR .. 252 253 wm SOME LAST VIEWS. . . bserva ctions and childhood now matters of calmest They're like fair pictures in the air. Ralph Waldo Emerson In the pictures of today lie visions of tomorrow ... t 258 259 N� O' Cu Vi 3 Vi 2‘ §‘ vT c S tU 2 a . 'r 0} 262 And so unveils a promising future... 263 265 Filled with an enthusiasm to fulfill all aspirations ... 267 Today's dreams and ideals unite with the reality of tomorrow . . . 268 269 The future is coming. Are you ready? 270 272 ■ a vW'ft mm. « Mfrvr W� «W«1 imHk t «W� i� MK •-� ✓ « 1'I?ft � � � 4tfMW WW«t ■ v • , .’ � WXv « «� .' 'tfMJ'. O MtM m, w xi A y. a ? ? S 'I % 5 ? ? 4$ MKH -WWW 4i ■■•� . 'Wz sw: V «WW( %ww � Our Very Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 CLOSE TO HOME - SAVE GAS! Visit the Complete Amusement Park Featuring: • NEW for 79 - Giant Sky - Wheel! • Arcade with 80 TV and Pinball Games, including 4 NEW TV Space invaders • NEW Kiddie Airplane Swing! Baseball - Batting Cages Are Now Open! PLUS: You can still enjoy our beautifully Landscaped Miniature Golf Course! BOW CRAFT Route 22. Scotch Plains, N.J. (201) 233-0675 Free Parking — Free Admission Open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day Come for Year Round fun 274 Come Celebrate Our 25th Anniversary With Us. more than a drug store Congradulations Class Of SO’ NORMAN N. GRECO PRESIDENT Greco Steam Carpet Service STEAM CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 405 CUMBERLAND STREET WESTFIELD. N.J. 07090 (201) 233-2130 Owner of N.N.G. Maintenance Co. Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 From STA TE FARM_ INSURANCE CO. LIKE A GOOD NEIGHBOR, STATE FARM IS THERE f FOR HELP WITH ALL YOUR FAMILY INSURANCE NEEDS CHARLES W. COSENZA INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. • Auto — Life — Homeowners — Health • Business Fire Casualty Packages • Pension Profit Sharing Plans — KEOGH — IRA • Teachers’ Tax Shelter Annuity (TSA) 233-9100 2 ELM STREET WESTFIELD, N. J. State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois STATI FARM INSURANCI 9 r 1� ✓ i Clear as mud It should never be used C.R.C. - Look at our ocean Miss Piggy for President! Let's meet at Roy Rogers Math Team Cheerleaders! Erics bowling technique Saturday night chases Didn't anyone watch the Muppet Show last night? Good things come in small packages Stop signs or the lack there of A preposition is what you should not end a sentence with What's new? E=MC? Ahem! Ahem! Doc’s flour experiment A-S-S doesn't exist Jen's TV antenna Pull over Buddy! Quotestations Farmer of Soybeans in yearbook Nine times out of ten the answer is diffusion He got lost on the way to the book store CfNO, = $2.50 for the first three minutes I'll have your head on a silver platter Breaking fingers is habit forming LOGORRHEA Inside a yearbook a page. We chose to engage as our stage for a decent celebration of our recent graduation-We're finally out of the cage! Sine Cosine Cosine Sine. Cosine Cosine Sine Sine Dee Dee is the Hulk in disguise Everything tastes better on a hard roll Happy Bar-Mitzvah Hymie! What do you call a dumb bull? Worsemitton An oxymoron Benny Hill Good grief! Lissy Jen Diane Carol Bari John Eric Tod Dean Tom Arthur Tim Jon Gerald 278 THE GANG ■ What's going on tonight? . . . The party house of the north . . Bres - skies - let's go on o beer run . . Spillage - no pointage . . Let's get some green bottles . Double or Nothing . . You're fed upl -1 be fed up! . Kegger -Mliertime . . . Lost with a cose on Shack . . The Boat - Riding N” . . The Mod Squad - This cor leaks! . . Playing Dukes - Oooh baby I . what's up . tootles gotten the GOODIES! - PDA . . hey listen STT” watch those hands . . easy - you're gonna get a ticket I . . . kinda like that stuff don’t cha . 2nd floorage . The SHRINE Left to Right: Kiki. Sely. Beau. Moose. Whopper. Cott. Smitty. Handsome, Meiotnk. Suzanne. Fidget The nook of the north . . it's better In the afternoon 10-3 . . POON IT! . Getsum SNAATCH! . . Watchung -Hey Beau did ya ever thnk in 6th grade that Sun. Afternoon football. . Boocky - Boocky -Incognito . . . papering - I want a red lollipop . . Pauly, she's not right for you ... Oh. I don't know ... I wont a quarterback sack! . . . Junior - Senior game . Coachies Meodowlands . . . Screaming Meamies . . A night at the roces . Peek - a - boo . . . I'm getting happy feet . . Swivvle hips . . . The Twist . . , Anit - heterosexual type . . Ify - ify . . . “Grandpa was a Carpenter” . . “Onomatopeio I don't wanna see ya . . . The “new” Boat . . Disco Boat . . Shawwve it! . . . SaFicel l thwear to God I taut you were cool, but your thuch a fag . Hey there Harbaugh how ya doin'? . I bet ya never even been to Shabazz Who loves ya baby? YEA! Oh ta Oh Homeo, Oh Homeo don't mention it. Pal - High Sign! Fis n' Sipz and sit - up top1 Chaw” - Spitunouisch . What am I your private N ? . . Hoop - Chaw - women - Hulk - Pediddlen .1 don't know I'm kinna this woy about it ... I want money's! . . . Nympho You Baaaaad! . LATER Fearsome 4$ome famuood rocquetboll club OPEN 7 DAYS 6:OOflfTl -12-.00 fTlIDNIGHT OUR FACILITIES INCLUDE • 10 Climate Controlled Courts • Fully Equiped Exercise Room •Free Nursery Service • Separate Facilities For PHen Women which include: Private Lockers, Sauna, and Whirlpool in each facility Prime Time And Non - Prime Time Memberships Are Still Available. 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WESTERN UNION AGENCY A SPONSOR OF AMBASSADOR SERVICES izL -lzl TONY DENNIS fashionable clothing 106 Quimby Street, Westfield, N.J. 07090 • 232-2282 Em Me Einstein Moomjy The Carpet Department Store 934 ROUTE 22, NORTH PLAINFIELD, N.J. 07060 755-6800 r westfield, n. j. | FRAN MARIE Junior and Missy Apparel Where Fashion and Price is Always Right We Make It Happen At 84 Elm Street Westfield. N.J. -232-4844 Visa Master Charge Welcome. 3 HOUR DRV CLEANING SHIRT LAUNDERING SELF SERVICE LAUNOERMAT Open 7 Days 9 to 11 every night HER$HEY’$=nr. SUBMARINES 60 V At IIT IKS ■■ • ■ —- Having a Party? 6 or 3 FOOT SANDWICH would be real novelties cold Cut Platters Salads Beer To Co 233-0430 221 South Ave. Westfield Owner: S Marino Silver Mine.... COLD SILVER and DIAMONDS. Congratulations to the Class of SOI 102 Central Avenue • Westfield, N.J. 07090 • 233-7048 We honor all major credit cards Jewelry is more than just a gift.. .it's a reminder of love!, MWSt nil uuuujoi Q l tt 1)’■ ,•( lyd 'h-' REALTY, Multiple Listing Member WYATT AND KOSS WESTFIELD, NJ. REALTORS 44 Elm St. (corner Quimby) Westfield 232-8400 � OOo ANDREW’S SHOES Ladies Men's Shoes Western Boots 1 618 Central Ave 232-6124 Westfield ,fx instate 122 Central Ave. Clark, N.). 381-3100 (201) 232-6363 YA- m4 (201) 232 6369 fff lJW PHONE 201 - 388-1581 BANDSTAND MUSIC BARTELL FARM GARDEN SUPPLIES, INC. POST RAIL and STOCKADE FENCING WATER SOFTENER SALT 138E BROAD ST WESTFIELD. NJ 07090 LESLIE BARTELL 277 CENTRAL AVL. Pres. CLARK, N J. 07C66 for the best .... Betz Bischoff, Realtors 202 MOUNTAIN AVE. .WESTFIELD. N.J. 07091 • 201 233-1422 BettywBnte Cleaners SHIRT LAUNDRY - DRAPERY SERVICE GARWOOD MALL ifl Mk 1 14 Stiwisc LIQUORS 233 1133 PRO TOUR CYCLES 333 South Ave. W. Westfield. N.J. YOUR rUttNCi' PACMC1 S'lW L K YYHIS; SIR', a oo ,.'r' «ti V 1 232-9750 105 N. Union Ave Corner Mountain Avenue und Route 22 Ot lh circle Ample Porh.ng ,r Riot — fr Dtlrft Cranford. N.J. 272-9751 Sales • Service MOUNTAINSIDE. N 07092 r A Compliments Of BRAUNSDORF ASSOCIATES, INC. 66 ELM STREET - POST OFFICE BOX 430 WESTFIELD. NEW JERSEY 07091 Phone: 232-7970 WHERE SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE V (201) 789-0852 (Eaniile SCitcJjen CANDLES GIFTS CRAFT SUPPLIES CLASSES DOLLHOUSES ACCESSORIES CAPITAL SAVINGS 300 NORTH AVENUE ALICE RICH CRANFORD FANW000 LINDEN-ROSELLE ORANGE WESTFIELD 276-5550 322-4500 276-5550 677-0600 233-7070 GARWOOD, N.J. 07027 LEFE8VRE WHERE YOUR CAPITAL SCORES MORE. ZJjUICA. crtUAL Apparel Accessories Tastefully Fashioned for Juniors • Teens • Little Sisters 121 Quimby St. Westfield, N. J. 07090 Girl Scout Equipment Agency Congratulations Class ' 30 of Irvington: Livingston: Westfield: 1120 Springfield Ave. (201) 373-7410 116 Livingston Mall (201) 994-2260 501 South Ave. (201) 232-7474 riOLL- Ruyxolds Company. I xc CHEMICAL MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 7SI CCNTWA . AVCNUC p O eox 666 WESTFIELD. N.J. 07091 «i � «• � ©© � • io � o © «� CHILL-VACTOR SCRUB-VACTOR ■ i;ra ce « NO � ’«“� co� ce s o (fyACTo • •� cco« � mo”4 'i� Mt � cnuboc«s AOU A-VACTOR � v� -C jf' V C1A� � v“� S A CO Ot•• � Plant Station Flower Shop 3H North Ave. G-irivnod. N.J. 07027 789-2411 232 9703 STEVE STRASKO S c.h £ jron czSzxvLcz DOUG CLARK 391 SpRingfeld ave WESTFIELD. N J 07090 DUKE’S GIANT SUBMARINES; AND DELICATES§ Jf , 339 SOUTH (Across From WESTFIELD TELEPHONE 201 - 233-5177-201 - 388-0011 Eyes Examined mon.-fri. -7:00AM-9:00PM !H DR. BERNARD FELDMAN OPTOMETRIST Contact Lenses Ber your Submarines WEEKEND - ifvance — SAVE TIME! 9 am - 9 pm OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 226 NORTH AVENUE WESTFIELD. N.J. 070 ?0 Just Call 232-1101 OR 232-9783 (Closed Monday) YlZk FERRARO'S Italian Restaurant a Pizza 14 ELM ST. WESTFIELD, N.J. OPEN: TUES. . WED. - THURS. 11 A.M. . 11 P.M. FRI. SAT. - 11 A.M. - 12 P.M. SUN. 4 P.M. - 11 P.M. SANDWICHES TO GO OR EAT IN COLD CATERING 'Meat and Salad Platters Our Specialty'' ELM DELICATESSEN 37 ELM STREET WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY 232-3322 232-00S0 djaiicutting Hy Gentlemen k Choice GLEEK AMD PUST {PuicKlptlon Gfiticlani 51 ELM STREET WESTFIELD, N. J. 07090 654 3566 DAILY 9-5:30 THURI. 'TIL 9100 ■AT. t • 6:00 C znicz onaco 205 Soutli W. Sij c ffiftoiniment tit field, aN. Q. T3LLI0S’ 232-8843 ,r L i Reody-Mode Custom Bridals COMPLETE SELECTION OF GOWNS FOR THE ENTIRE BRIDAL PARTY GOWNS FOR EVENING PROMS. GRADUAF10N OUIfllS FOR ALL OCCASIONS OfCN MON t THUft IV| 232-7741 6 ELM ST WESTFIELD (near corner of north ave) Hickory forms rtc nutn Phone: (201) 232-4370 OF OHIO RICHARD JORDAN Owner 215 South Avenue, West Westfield, NJ 07090 AMERICA'S LEADING CHEESE STORES, Hills Ice Cream HOMEMADE ICE CREAM 53 ELM STREET WESTFIELD. N.J. 232-3838 232-0402-3 FOR SAME DAY DELIVERY. PLEASE CALL BEFORE 1:00 PM. J M MARKET, INC. (Tjouz PzuonaL Jbufje’ima’ibt JOE'S MARKET 233 4955 CHOICE MEATS • DEPENDABLE POULTRY FREEZER ORDERS PREPARED FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE 856 MOUNTAIN AVENUE MOUNTAINSIDE. N. J. 07092 JOE Dl PROSPERO 407 SOUTH AVENUE WESTFIELD, N.J. 07090 custom framers original art prints posters reproductions art restoration photo frames 58 elm street westfield. n.j. handcrafted gifts Trading As 1 10 Central Ave Westfield, New Jersey 233-5512 Lancaster Social Stationers Engravers Hallmark Greeting Cards Adult Games Chess Backgammon Electronic Around the corner... across the 1 . f state Lincoln Party Supplies Candles EEDEFtAL. SAV NGS 232-2232 76 Elm Street Westfield, N.J. 07090 Wesrfield One Lincoln Ptozo • Scotch Ploms 361 Ports Ave • Ploinfield 127 Pork Avc Other Oftxei in Monmcvfh Monij Oceon Scxnerser ond Union Counties Congrads Class Of 1980 (201)232-8717 FLOWERS 232-8740 VtUNEN Pl fir ill Orfintlll MEEKER’S FLOWER AND GARDEN SHOP 102 QUIMBY ST., WESTFIELD 232-6814- FRESH FLOWERS 1100 SOUTH AVENUE DRIED AND SILK ARRANGEMENTS WESTFIELD. N.J 07090 (201) 233-1448 FwcFuwt - Ftiaulfy Pec|jfe MOUNTAINSIDE DELICATESSEN Sandwiches - Cold Cut Platters - Home Made Salads ■ Sloppy Joe's Open 6 Days - Closed Mondays 895 MOUNTAIN AVENUE MOUNTAINSIDE, NEW JERSEY 07092 233-3092 THE MUSIC STAFF RECORDS - TAPES SHEET MUSIC - NEEDLES GIFT CERTIFICATES 27 ELM ST. WESTFIELD, N.J. 07090 WHEN IT COMES TO BOOTS SHOES FOR GUYS GALS RANDALS HAS IT ALL custom made shirts suits CVifi b hill) John Robert 82 Elm St. Westfield, N.J, 232-3680 31 East Broad St. • Westfield, N.J. 07090 (201) 232-9511 LINN H. SMITH - PROP. PHONE 232 1900 Ulirrt (Emt liupuir E. ). (PETE) ROTCHFORD Sales and Leasing ROTCHFORD PONTIAC, INC. 115 QUIMBY STREET WESTFIELD. N. J. 07090 433 North Ave. E. Westfield, N. ). 07090 Bus. Phone (201) 232-3700 401 CUMBERLAND ST., WESTFIELD corner of south ave., 2 blocks west of circle mon. - fri. 10-5:30 thurs. 'til 9 sat. 9-5 R.M. Hall R.W. Hall SPORTS CENTER 47 Elm St. Westfield, N.J. GIFTS, ETC 22 ELM ST. WESTFIELD,N.J 07090 TOWN BOOK STORE 255 E. Broad St. Westfield. New Jersey 233-3535 233-2447 Everything For Sports 232-4551 TOWNSEND BROTHERS Moving and Storage Co. Inc. RESIDENTIAL MOVING COMMERCIAL 201-233-7444 201 232-2848 CHUCK TOWNSEND 241 NORTH AVENUE W RES 201 638-8814 WESTFIELD. N.J. 07091 T-SHIRTS UNLIMITED AT MOUNTAINSIDE CLEANERS CUSTOM LETTERING FOR TEAMS CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS 893 MOUNTAIN AVE. MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J. 232-2646 Around the Corner t I Around the World Turner World Travel, Inc. 936 South Avenue, West Westfield, New Jersey 233-3900 FOR ALL OCCASIONS • Gifts • Plants • Floral Arrangements flowers Whisper What Words Can Merer Soil SALES SERVICE GIFTS VAN’S APPLIANCE CO. WHIRLPOOL MAYTAG KITCHEN AID AMANA ROPER CALORIC 232-2525 321 SOUTH AVENUE WESTFIELD, N.J 07090 Our 50� 6 yeor of Floral Service REVERE H. ROBERTSON 1113 South Avc. Westfield, N.J. Tel. 232-3726 ANTIQUES COU-ECTABL.ES FINE USED FURNITURE ESI ATE SALES Complete Automotive Service a HIPPLETRI-E JL WIST MOUMTAIh LXXO i 862 MOUNTAIN AVE.. MOUNTAINSIDE. N.J. 07092 233-4830 Joyce Dick smythe S22 CENTRAL AVE. WESTFIELD. N. J. 07090 233-6644 Snowplowing Jim VierschillinG WESTFIELD CLEANERS Westfield body Works, ixc. EXPERT AUTO BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS R. J. PO.UPLIAXO 924 SOUTH AVE. W. WESTFIELD. N.J. 614 CeriUdl Ave., Westfield 233-3074 WESTFIELD EXXON SERVICE CENTER Jeff O'Conner 809 Central Ave. Westfield, N.). PHONE 232-3856 WESTFIELD SEWING CENTER “A One Stop Sewing Shop 104 E. BROAD STREET WESTFIELD. N. J. 07090 INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL t RESIDENTIAL tpm mt_shop inc. TV 1 W Svta fiiz r IN AND OUT THE WINDOW” PRODUCTS SHADES • BLINDS • CANVAS AWNINGS • DRAPERIES Storage Service - Take Down Rehang - Laminates • Romans Decorator Ideas - Woven Woods • Table Pads • Radiator Covers Aluminum Windows. Doors Awnings 1006 South Ave. W. Westfield. NJ 07090 Phone 232-3831 BRUCE D SLAFF 100-4 south Avenue WESTFIELD. N.J. 232-0230 WESTWOOD CLEANERS 2dizanincj zlzcjan.cz Through pride of Craftsmanship ROBERT J. SANTO member I.F.I.-N.C.A. lLil!Cio� s cJMunsefty A VILLAGE of plants r CHRIS YEDNAK .... 524 SPRINGFIELD AVE. WESTFIELD. N.J. 07090 (201) 232-4076 Ed Williams - Pres. Dave Williams - Mgr. WOOIY RAINBOW, LTD. 281 SOUTH AVE. EAST WESTFIELD, N.J. 232-7675 FINE ART NEEDLE WORK I m Z S S STATIONERY 35 ELM STREET WESTFIELD. N.J. 07090 Gi r Shoppe CARDS GIFTS l l £. Sroaii t. SlfcBtftelii - 32-1032 I I I Congratulations Class Of 1980 The Weather Vane Staff What Will Happen To The Class Of 1980? Wait Until 1990 And Come To The Reunion!!! COSMlCCOSMCCOSMlCCOSMICCOSMICCOSMtCCOSMICCOSMlCCOS THIRTEEN YEARS IN THIS SYSTEM. NOW IT'S ALL OVER . . . SHAR. EOL. ANO KUR: I REMEMBER MAMAS'. DO YOU? . . . SHARON. KISSED A HIPPO LATELY? . . CARVE DUCK MUCH. EOLIN? ARE YOU SURE THE EMPIRE STATE ISN'T AT FIFTY THIRD STREET? . . . KURT. IT'S TIME TO PLAY FLORIST ... MY GOD IS THIS GIRL A COMEDIANNE! . . SIT N THE 8ACK. YOU DON'T GET AS WET . DA . RUST NEVER SLEEPS . . . LIVE RUST ... I NEVER GOT IN MY LIFE. EXCEPT FOR ONCE . . REIGNS SUPREME! . IS THAT T AND C? I DON’T KNOW. IS THAT ONE PERSON OR TWO? . . IT'S A YEAR FULL Of REAMERS AND ROACHES . . TO THE WHOLE GANG; KURT TRISH. EOLIN MITCH: SALLY ANDY. JOHN: DARK: JENNETTE . . TO THE WHS MARCHING BAND . . THANKS SHARON . . . PRESENTED BY MR. COSMIC . . MINT-PEACH FRAPPE SMASHES . Meet You In The Parking Lot June 17, 1990 7:30 PM (Be There) COSMICCOSMICCOSMICCOSMICCOSMICCOSMICCOSMICCOSMICCO l-KI Ed?frny; ij. . . My buddies! � Institution Commie0 Great Advent [more than __f hofi wfona Dvxi .’5 ?. pj.'s on HoH ween monja . The Par Y. ANmal homeroom . Contributors: Diane P. Cuzzollno Dave Foust. John Wh� er, vfekl Priscoe. Shareon Blzlnk. 292 Good Morning birds, good morning bees . . Soturdoy morning practice - finally they are all smiling; must be the stands or whot's in 'em . . “crazy days . . . mounts hangovers . . . din-din; break out the food, here we come . . now that's a lock of hair . . . silent papering . . can I give him his loJipop? . kiss, kiss, kiss , . one way. all the way. win BOOsters “i frown on that! hushy you up . . beach those whales, man the harpoons!!! . . . nookie. nookie . . . PIG POWER . the HOLY CROW MOBILE . . . down with the roof . HANG that turn mama! . . . who's yellow “thing ? ... the MUG ... WE WANT THE FACE. WE WANT THE FACE! . . boy fish, girl fish . what's up? - let's go to Hubbo's bribery . the MOLE the MONKEY “Wee wee in the locker room . nice ballons . Kathy asking “Rip on the block board . Oh. I wish I had a donkey . . ISABELL. NAQUITA Kim Jane shinning moons . go “FRIENDLY'S . , getting the goodies. . . cupcake it . . powder fight . . ’SCOTT . . . the Scotch Plains chase “BEER, BEER for our Westfield High . “Bud was the closest we came to ever having “Dallas Cowgirl fame . The fearsome fivesome .J J B K K... Does this “thing float? . . . TURTLE please . . . R C's in the green machine . . Where's my “W ? . Clams on the half shell . . . thanks Band. We love you. DRUMMERS . . we're a happy family, me. mommy and daddy . POP music . . . the MEADOELANDS (black Saturday) . . . “WE won - - we had fun! . . I'm confused . . HI WIESY? . . . Chinese drills on the highwoys and the byways . . walk to the park . . “It's a meow meow . hit the WRESTLING gym! . . . cute little shorts . . at least the wrestlers dont play - before the game . they play with each others. . . the sooner you stop goofing off the sooner we can get out of here I wish I had a MONKEY, a MONKEY, a MONKEY . Auntie Caro! . good job Kim Jane . the CICCADA sisters . G.K. the MAN. I'll go talk to him! . sexy legs. I'll go help coach Soviero . . . How about those eye's (I'S) - MR D ? A - T - T - A - C - K. attack. ATTACK . the BIG 3 (jr.) . Kim and the janitors . This is section 1. 1. 1 ... All her life . . painted sneakers . . there are bus rides and there are bus rides . . . SHAKE DOWN! go BATS! . . first varsity. THEN j.v . and THEN the score keeper . wet T.P. in the trees . . . MELLOW OUT . . Nrrr award runner ups . . . SPOOKIE DEVILS . DO IT UP . . . who brought the oranges? . . . Alfonzo's Scotch Plains cheerleaders - LOOK OUT . PLAY WITH YOUR “W' s . . . S.S. M R. ... the record now stands at 7:59 . . HULK - nice kimona . . GREEN ACRES .hit the A P for T.P. (and spearment leaves) . PEAK FREANS . . Fender bender. MANIAC MAMA . 10 RAHS in a two door . . . candidate for the dead battery club, thanks DondH . . Hey you fans in the stands . . boogie with a suitcase . . the front line is MIGHTY FINE We love you devils . . a night to remember . . . Somerville Inn . . . Who are you asking to the dinner? . REMARKABLE . “Is it Deod? that is the fishy question “dim all the lights do your heals hurt? . . if we had the chance to do it all again, would we. could we? . . MEMORIES . . CHEERING DESSERT . . . let's DO IT again ... we are family - I've got all my sisters with me . . it's been a slice . . here's to the memories, thanks . . love yeas! miss yeas! . RAH! - RAH! . . We Would Like To Extend Our Sincere Thanks To The Following People For Their Contributions To The Frank X. Scott Normandy Studios Martino's Studios Jeff Kudlick Tom Roff Mrs. Clara Grandcolas Chris Clemans CLASS 19 SO Joseph I. Boylan. Jr., M.D. James L. Brady, M.D. Dean L. Carlson, M.D. Jack J. Camillo, M.D. Jerome I. Cook, M.D. Sheldon M. Glickman, D.D.S. Jerald B. Graff, M.D., P.A. Philip P, Grange, Jr., D.D.S Hooley, Perselay, Butler, Kelly Joseph E. Kalbacher, M.D. W. P. Liebesmen, M.D. Robert F. McIntyre, D.D.S. Roy M. Nuzzo. M.D. Robert I. Oberhand, M.D. Robert J. Ott, D.D.S. Howard P. Snyder, M.D. Robert F. Spencer, attorney at law Thelma Warshaw, M.D., P.A., F.A.A.D. John P. Warter, M.D. John Wiley, Jr.. D.D.S., P.A. , M.D. Association, P.A. R. F. Wozniak, M.D. Westfield Orthodontic Sauer, Boyle, Dwyer, Caneliis, Cambria Attorney's at Law 294 C. Aagre Mr. and Mrs. F. Abrams Mrs. C. R. AddirsaB across the ocean the wide blue sky the sun Is golden and all the answers are there A Friend A Frlend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ahem A. I. . . . F.Y.B. AIbhy Countin' Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Albert Mr. and Mrs. William P. Alborn The Albrecht famlly Chrlstine and Kathleen Allen Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Allen Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Allen Terri Allorto antldlsestablishmentarlanism Mr. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Anderson Myron and Claire Angel Anonynous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Another Friend Mrs. Mary Ansbro Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Anthony The Rudy Apruzzl family Mr. and Mrs. WBIiam AquBa Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Ardrey Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Asselln Mr. 8c Mrs. Marc Atkinson The Attenborough's a worm lives foreverl' avengers assemblel Alison's parties AUSTRIA Are bathtubs better? The Axelson famlly Ms. Jacqueline Azzarto babe, I love you . . . here's to eighth gradel Love. me BABOOMPA BASS RIVER B.A. gets Into couches Peter Bacus The Bakers Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ball Warren W. Ball Good luckl from Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Balzer Mr. 8c Mrs. Edward J. Bannigan Mr. Mrs. Henry H Banta Alice Barron Barrie: Ibizal - Maureen Kim Barron Mr. 8c Mrs. WIIBam Barry Dr. and Mrs. Bartok Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Baslla Evelyn Batucuit 'BB' Mr. and Mrs. Bradford A. Becken. Jr. Bed Bug BEEL BENGO Belmar's bubbles beebsmarthjpcbabsniseymoosesparkypeadpithyhobeask y Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Beglin, Jr. Belshline - Klein Bekins and the Wlngdings Mr. 8c Mrs. Donald Bell Mr. and Mrs. WIIBam Bellomo Kelly Bennett Mrs. Joanne Bergin The Bergmans Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berh Arlene 8c David Bertrand The Best family best of luck to our son and the class of 1980 big beck and 6662182 Bethle. Maureenie, Markle Blanchel Congrats from Beth and Ron B - heres to Santa - meet ya at Wittenbergl Love ya lots. K. - Mr. H. Bevelhelmer The Beyerlein Mr. 81 Mrs. Bidgood The Bierbaum family Jack Bllman family Mr. Mrs. Robert M. Bishop The Blauvelt famBy The Bleiweis family Bruce 8c Nancy Blumberg Mr. and Mrs. Bobal boots The Bohlin famlly MIchael Bonner Books I 8c B Ingeborg Bossert John Boyle H.L. Bradley. Jr. Mrs. Eolin Tweedie boys in bikinis, girls on surfboards Break . . . break . . . there's a stop sign 200 yards away. Break . . . break Bruce. thonks for being a good friend. Love. Mom BRINT Mr. and Mrs. John Brady BRAHEM Owen G. Brand C. Brandely L. Breltbarth Susan Brenan brew team Kathy Bresnahan BRIGADOON Wayne Brenckle Mr. 8c Mrs. Brennesholtz Barlow Bree Marsha 8c Larry Broadwell Mr. Mrs. Brolln The Bronston famHy Barbie Brown Eric Brown Dr. Natallle Brown Mr. Mrs. S. Brownstein The Buldo famlly Tony Buoscio B.S. the CB's But of course it isn't really good-bye. because the forest will always be there . . . and anybody who is friendly with bears can find it Mr. 8c Mrs. James F. Burke but ossifer I didn't do anything Buster 8c Bear Steve Burke Robert L. Burley Jacqueline Burnham Mr. 8c Mrs. Bussel Mr. 8t Mrs. David A. Butler Mr. 8c Mrs. W. J. Butler By GODI I love the lawl Mrs. Caldorn The Callahan famlly Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Cambell The Caprario famlly can you say that? Loaferl CARBON CYCLE VETERANS UNITEI Mr. 8c Mrs. WIHiam Corbet. Jr. Mr. 8c Mrs. James Carden Dr. 8c Mrs. Dean Carlson O. H. Caroe Mrs. CarovIBano The Carroll FamBy Mrs. M. Caruso R. P. Cash Terry, Dina and Audra CasteNano The Cauterruci famBy Mr. 8c Mrs. Cekiosky CAR CRASH CAR CRASH Chinese fire drill around cop shop Roer Beverly Chandler The Chapman family CALDER chuffle chapstick sneakers on a stick, speedstlck, clock checkl TUe Charles family Chris Charlesworth Mr. 8c Mrs. K. Christiansen CH loves KH Mr. and Mrs. F. Checchio Mr. 8c Mrs. John R. Cheesman Norman Chester Mr. 8c Mrs. Allem Chin Mary Cicalese 8c Mike Magnus CBiotta famlly CINDIO. Thanks for making these 3 years what they've been . . YBP Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Clnorre MIchael Cirincione The Civlns family CKH - You're supposed to stand on skiesl CKH: Here's to one great frlenshlp I'll never forget. KCN close to the edge Mike Clark CLEO and JILL: June 9. 1984, 9:30 a. m.. GRANT SCHOOL WAIl Mr. 8c Mrs. Richard J. Clark Clash. Romone. B52's, Police. Joe Jackson. Cheap Trick. Graham Parker, Talking Heads Mr. and Mrs. BiB Clarke The Clarkin famlly Maura Clarkln Mary Bant Clements Cos8es lem nuth? Mqtplg and,,Gus.Cohen CO WBO Y HATSI ceos Mr. 8c fui-iVf lAaUikr skji C n.G-r'-ex, inC!l W r.aVMlV ______________________ Mrs. John J. Colby Mrs. J. Colonlas Shlrley Coluccl Congradulatlons to Jean Tyrrell Mr. 8c Mrs. Thomas Conheeney Mr. 8c Mrs. James Cook Mr. 8c Mrs. Vincent Cooke Mrs. M. M. Cooledge Mr. 8c Mrs. Eugene Cordes and famBy The Coren famlly The Cossllch family Natalie Cowah Mrs. Howard Cox Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert Cozzi Buter Crunch NataBe Csorba CROTCH BROWN Mr. 8c Mrs. D. LeRoy Culyer, Ill Cunningham famlly Mr. 8c Mrs. Cunningham Mrs. Tom Curry The Curtis famBy Mr. and Mrs. Cutro Mrs. H. J. Daaleman Dalsy, Sharon, Pam, 8c Brendo days . . . gen hosp . .. Edge . . . Whoal Alison Daitch MaryJo 8c Jack Daly Mr. and Mrs. James J. Davisson Davls Mr. A. R. Davls DESIRE Mr. 8c Mrs. Richard J. DeAgazin Mrs. R. M. Deon The DeCrescenza family Anthony. Ilona, 8c T. J. DeCristofaro Dear , Please excuse Brint, Katie, Steve. Karen, and Alison from school today. They had a severe case of senlorltls that could only be cured by a trip to Woodbrldge. signed, their Mothers Dellefave Mrs. C. F. Denny The Derrey family The Dervin famBy Alex DeVoe Rich DeVIne John Devltt Mr. 8c Mrs. Jeffrey A. Devlin Mrs. Gussie Dlamond A. L. Dick Pam Dickson Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert Diemer Joseph Diloro Dorothy Dibrio's Mr. 8c Mrs. Chas DIB Rufus Dlllon Disalle famBy Carlene Doll The Doll famBy Mr. 8c Mrs. A. C. Donato DON'T IGNOR me mimi Dorchek famBy doghouse The Dorf famfly Don't bother me, leave me alone. Anyway. I'm almost grown Mr. 8c Mrs. Douglas M. DuBols Mr. 8c Mrs. Julian DoweB Kevin Dowling The Drury famBy Dr. 8c Mrs. Paul Dubitsky Kurt 8c Andrea Duchek Brian Duggan Mr. 8c Mrs. Dursee Draw Bbod Drink arsenb. Elderberry wine Is the best. DYLAN Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Dyke EH? Explosion and eruptbn of Bender Eat my Puddy BaHs. Larry, curly. mo Mrs. 8c Mr. Frank Edmonson Rev. Albert Edwards EIN, TAKE A BREAK. You work too hardl Ein Apfel ist eln Narr, Aber Zltronen vergessen nie. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ekstramd Mr. and Mrs. J. Elias Colleen EHiott Mrs. John Enders The Engel famBy James C England Mr. and Mrs. Hans Enard Brook Ervin Este ten sbo un bueno ano, Leo Leigh Esposlto Christopher and Brad Esson Thomas Evans Laurie Faber Dr. 8c Mrs. Michael Fabone Fade out in neon The Fallowes family The Farley famBy Mr. 8c Mrs. T. M. Farley The Farmer family Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Federici The Feeney's Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Feldman Mr. and Mrs. J. Feldman Thanks Mr. Bobal - the Fein famBy Mr. 8c Mrs. Feldstein Tammy Femandez FIELDHOUSE five, six - five, six, seven. elght Fleetwood Mac - Rockonl FLUSHIES FIbking In '80 Flcla, Its' been real Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Ferri, Jr. The Flenberg famBy Mr. 8c Mrs. FBifarr Mr. and Mrs. Fran Flllppone Mr. 8c Mrs. Allan M. Fink and family Fisher family S. Fisher 8c famfly Mr. 8c Mrs. WilBam Fisher D. Fisk The Fbra famBy Brlen Flynn Mr. 8c Mrs. James H. Fogarty Mr. 8c Mrs. Fortenbaugh Mr. 8c Mrs. Donald Foster Mr. 8c Mrs. Lawrence G. Foster Joseph and Shirley Fox from Cob Spring Harbor to Glass Houses - BIfly Joel is the best from one pig to another . . . throw upl Mr. 8c Mrs. Daniel Frantz Mr. 8c Mrs. Ronald Frlgerio Robert J. Fritz Mr. 8c Mrs. H. M. Frost Mrs. James Furth AZ GABBA GABBA HEYI Mr. 8c Mrs. Norman Gadol Fred J. Gajewski Patrbta A. Gallagher Mr. 8c Mrs. A. Garabrant Garbarini family Valerie Gardiner Chartes Garglles Dr. 8c Mrs. Garofab Majorie Gauss GEEK get out of here Lols German 51 Faust. Wilhelm Tell, Woyzeck, Jadermann. Fasching, Kleider Machen Leute, Tonio Kroger. and mehr . . . David Gavino Gregg Gehrlein Gilford famBy Mr. 8c Mrs. James Gillin Mr. 8c Mrs. WBIiam GBmour Gilligan wBI Bve forever with me . . . Mr. and Mrs. Glantz Mrs. Mary Glynn Good Luck Graduates Good Luck to the Grads GOOD EVENWG AND WELCOME TO SLAGGER'S GMOOH Mr. 8c Mrs. Ralph Gordon green Ford pbk up truck with white cap and green oldsmobBe 98 in Tamaques park - TROUBLE GRECCO. Maureen and Linda, Sunday afternoon parties. . . Buster Teddy Rine Stone . . . Toga . . . Shirt dance . . . Grecco's parties... all night parties at ??? . . . Midnight Rambler. . . F.T.P. ... St. Patty's Day . . . Stumbling home all those nights. . . wig wumps. . . Fleldhouse nights. Thanks for the crazy and fun times Love always and forever, Beth The Gottshall family ”Gotta Get Away Goody Hopkins Songs Good Luck Rodger Good-ByeT.L.. A.F., J.T., 8c K.T., it's been real. G.R. God Bless our Hockey Team Got a Squar? The Goyanes famBy Mr. 8c Mrs. Edward Gragnans Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert M. Gray Greetings to the Blanket Ladyl or is It the Fuzzball Freak?? Dr. 8c Mrs. hi i■ i M ..I n.i . , , . ip I WMl ! ' ' Ti Samuel Gray Grow up - throw up Mr. ana Mrs. J. Gredd The Green tamlly Mr. 8c Mrs. R. E. Green D. M. Greenspan Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert R. Gregory Mrs.F. j. Grlffln Doreen Griffiths Mr. 8c Mrs. E. G. Grfflttos Mr. Mrs. Joseph Gruseke Guse's Brood: Theo '81, Bill '82, Robby '87, Valerie '90 Gunhol Gudeface - Ha Ha Hal Horney W. Gundrum Mr. Mrs. W. L. Haden Mr. 8c Mrs. J. R. Haggeltey HAl ROACH IS GAY Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Hale Haermpl Mrs. Esther Hallada Mr. 8c Mrs. John Hone The Thomas Hannan fam y Mr. 8c Mrs. Douglass R. Hardin Chuck and Pat Hardwlck John Hardy Gloria S. Harlan Jean 8c Ronald Harmsen Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles A. Harris Mr. Mrs. Elbert Harrls Dlane Hart Mr. 8c Mrs. Larry Hartzell John Havas Have a Good Year Roger E. Hawkins The Hayashi family Mr Mrs. Roger Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hays Mr. 8c Mrs. Peter Hechenblelkner Bob Hedden HE PEOPOSEDII Mr. 8c Mrs. Wm. R. Hedden head hunter Mr. and Mrs. Heidfeld family Helter Skelter Mr. Mrs. Rotsert Helander Herman's Hermlts Hey Big Butt - Love, Little Butt Heidi, I'll miss your Killer Stick next year, and sharing lockers with you. It was a lot of fun, Luv yol Beebs Heiden seek Hey Dvane. When can I tie your shoe laces again? - D. P. Here's to sisters Barb, Betsy, Chris, Jane, Leslie, Liz, Kathy, Mary, Marybeth, Nancy, Peggy 8c Sue. Here's to brothers Jay, Harry, Tom, Mark. Jimmies, Gary, Paul, Andy 8c Rob. Hey Boylanl Finish your story Here's to all you @$$ Ollsl. we love you, we do. Soooooo . . . Drink upl Here's to afl you @$$ Ollsl, things will get better - B. S.l The Helfen family Phil 8c Janet Heston M. W. Hill Mr. 8c Mrs. A. K. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hogan Ill Virginia Holschuh Hornbeck Congratulations to the Weather Vane staff - Rae 8c Al Horwitz Susan J. Horwitz M. H. Howard B. J. Howlett Brian P. Hehir Mr. 8c Mrs. Paul Heintz Lynn Hemer The Henderson family The Hengeueld family Mr. 8c Mrs. Lowell Hlgglns Mr. and Mrs. Michael Higgins Mr. 8c Mrs. William J. Hlgglns Mr. and Mrs. James Hinel Peter Hinsdale The Incredible Holcks How bout that year - - - Love you guys, Jane How you feel JEROME ll Robert P. Hose Jeanine Howell Mr. Mrs. A. W. Hubbard H. T. lives a grows Mr. 8c Mrs. Donald Hubsch The Huey family The William C. Hudak family hickie Hi, you baby beatle Mr. 8c Mrs. Jesse Huff Mr. and Mrs. Richard Huff Rachel Huffman Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hunton Mr. 8c Mrs. Donald Hasch James J. Hutelmyer l dont have your dumb vest l Love Mr. Gangel I still want my welghts l say thee nayl l'm going out with a guy who's 25 years old I I Love you Sue Llsa llaria rm so bored with the U.S.A. I'm just me. Shenendora, at the edge of the unlverse l'm serious l'm not a quahl Bonzie ln Hell without a map Introducing - The Beatles need no Introductlon lt's an incense bumer lt’s clobberin' timel lons party truck lt's been rough. Thanks you Mom and Tony for letting me lean on you lt's been my longest journey and I've come through the black of night - Thanks to all who helped. Love, Kathie lt's one awesome YEARBOOKIIII lt's JEEVESIIII lt was a great year Trica, Jayne, Mark. Diana, Greg, Donna - Love Gwen J. Jackman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobs The Jacobson family J. D. pleasel Mr. Mrs. Albert R. Jasuta Mr. 8c Mrs, Barrie G. James J. D. M. Mainlonence Co. JImmy, What do you want to do? Love always, Bubbles Judy 8c Dick Johnson Jolly time for Grecco 8c Mo 6-13-79 Jennlfer Jones J. M. - the Dead Lives - B. K. John Hopkins Institution “Nancy looks like a gooiie Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert S. Jones The Judd Family Just call me “UIITE JUUAN KAAAAAAAAAAAAAREN Mr. Mrs. Harold Kahn The Karte family Mr. and Mrs. I. Kasaks The Kastner's Mr. Mrs. Katsch Kathle Kaaren - you've got something to tel mel Karens parties Alexander Kay Kathy, I love ya and miss you - you're the greatestl Chris Mr. 8c Mrs. Alan Kazanoff Carol Keegan K - Best friend foreverll -C KCN “That's O.K., I got my legglns onl CKH KCN -“here's to Big Butt fating upstairs. Kathle - you're finally “old enough The Kellogg family Chris Kelly Mr. 8c Mrs. Kevin Kelly Mr. 8c Mrs. Thomas H. Kemps Mr. 8c Mrs. George Kennely family Jane, Herb. Lisa Marcy Kessler The Ketz famlly Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Klrkham K. H. loves Mr. F. Mr. Mrs. Henry Kleltyka KIm - a lot of things may have changed but the friendship will last forever - Marcia The Kievening family The KHey family The Kilponen famly KIm Myang Klm Unda Klmertng Bob 8c Louise Klng Florence Kleiman Mr. 8c Mrs. A. Kllngelhafer Mr. and Mrs. Eln Kole The Kolker famlly Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kolterjahn The Kopf family Mr. and Mrs, Ron Komlcke Koros family and Mlsifuf John 8c Phylis Korunow Mr. ans Mrs. James P. Kovacs KN - Pigmy tailsil -CH Leonard Krane The Kranz familv The Krsner family Mr. 8c Mrs. Steven Kroll The Kudlicks Mr. and Mrs. James Kullmann Vincent F. Lally Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Lane The Landa famlly Mr. and Mrs. Fred Landau Mr. 8c Mrs. Star Larmee Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mr. 8c Mrs. Walter Lawson H. Lee John Lennon for Presodent Robert E. Lee Mr. 8c Mrs. Jay Lenard Lenehan family Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lesher Peter, Mark, and Matthew Levin The Levine family Dr. Mrs. Samuel Levlne Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lichtenauer life is much too short for fussin' and fussin' my friends Doctor Mrs. Uchtensteln Davld E. Lighthiser Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Llghthlser Mr. Mrs. Robert Lind Dr. and Mrs. David Lintz Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert E. List Mr. 8c Mrs. William E. Little Live, love and laugh Mr. 8c Mrs. Hugo Loesch Ms. Janice A. Lopez Mr. 8c Mrs. Joesph T. Lopez Mr. Mrs. Love LOREE LOVES bve can make you happy, if you have someone who cares Marle L. Lozado Susan Foster Lucareli Mr. Mrs. Raymond Luck, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lucke Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Luker The Lundys B. A. Luria The Lyon famlly Chrlstlno M. Macaluso Joseph M. Macaluso Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mmcaluso “manhunt Mr. Mrs. Madden Mr. 8c Mrs. George L. Mahoney Somuel Mallor Massey's Massive Party Mr. and Mrs. Maloney Arleen Manburg Edward Manthey Mary - thanks for all your helpl - Christy Master-master The Marasso family Karen Maron Mrs. Martin Mr. 8c Mrs. Edward C. Martin Mr. 8c Mrs. John Martin George Martln Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Maslin Pat D. Matthews Mrs. Charles R. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Mazel Tou Mr. 8c Mrs. Mazza Mary Rita will always be my love, along with 100 , others Mr. Mrs. D. J. McAdam Mrs. Terrence McCabe The McCarthy family Mr. 8c Mrs. Dennis McCarthy Mr. Mrs. Richard McCleary Mr. Mrs. Robert McCoy Mr. 8c Mrs. C. C. McCraken Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles McCulloch Mr. 8c Mrs. McDevitt famlly Mr. Mrs. Thomas McGeary, Jr. Gertrude McGlynn Nr. and Mrs. John F. McHugh Mr. 8c Mrs. Alan D. Mclntyre Mr. 8c Mrs. James G. McLane 8c family Brian McLaughlin Walter McManus lsabelle McMillan James E. McNamara The Metz family Methodist Church The Mencher family MEXICAN POWERIII Mr. 8c Mrs. Lee Merel Mr. Charles Merl Mr. 8c Mrs. C. W. Meyers, Jr.The Meyer family Diane Meyer Mrs. Pauliy Michel Good-luck from Michelle misifuf whales on Witly Eilen Miller Mr. 8c Mrs. R. Miller Robert F. Miller Mr. 8c Mrs. Frank Minichino Best wishes from the Minster famlly Nikki Misawa Mr. 8c Mrs. J. H. Mitler best of luck, class of 1980 - the Miners Mr. 8c Mrs. J. R. Molden Moo Mooooooo mommy moosiel Mo's out the wlndow monotone mumble MOLE= 6.02 x 10E + 23 Mr. 8c Mrs. Larry Monahan Elizabeth Mondelli Andrew W. Morgan famlly success always - Suzanne Moskowltz The Motter famlly Mr. 8c Mrs. J. Murphy Mr. B's Music . . . mans best frlend Meyer family My father's gonna kill me My father says I need a girl and a car “My heart keeps playing it through with you, my friend Mr. 8c Mrs. Thomas Nelson NICK Robin and Bill NScol Rao Nicargikar The Nolas family nothing is Beatle-proofl No chit Shertockl not fade awaaaaaaayl Mr. 8c Mrs. Nordstrom No problem, I am SUPERMAN north-east and the south-wests Mr. 8c Mrs. David Norwlne THE NHIPII Kathy Norwine Frank Novello The Nugent famlly nuthln' like a purple Mr. 8c Mrs. A. J. Nuzzo Dr. and Mrs. Robert Oberhond E. O'Brian and family Obsession Oct. 16, 1978, Pongo-pongo. Sweeney Todd, hot chocolate, tones, pool, hair playing, Chinese laugh, birthday and anniversary dinners, special moments, I love you Mr. 8c Mrs. James O'Connor Mr. Mrs. William F. O'Connor Mr. S. O'Donnel Mr. 8c Mrs. Frank J. Oertel Mr. 8c Mrs. William 0|Herron CHTA family ON ULAN — Hll YA one shot ... . . “Once upon a time there was a princess . . . our mouse - L.M.G. K.B. Mr. Mrs. Peter DeOliva Baba O'Riley J. Ouellette oval antiques H. P. Ozimek PAAK the CA-AR Aat Ha-vad, Tlmathy Pammy, Thanks for the Yankee game and for letting me lean on you. I luv ya, you big MOOSE! BB Pages Unltel Join your local union. Judith L. Pallagrosi The Pallarlnos Papson Mr. 8c Mrs. Jerry Parker Chris Parkinson Mr. 8c Mrs. Cart Parrott Paul H, all of my love to you. Barb H Mr. 8c Mrs. Partebn Mr. 8c Mrs. David Paschon Carl Pasla Mr. Mrs. John Patt Doug MacDonaio 8c Will Pazoo Penguins -yeahl peaches and honey, Mmm mmm good CIfford M. Peake Mr. Mrs. Harry R. Pearley DR. 8c Mrs. Victor J. Pecore The Peluso Kids The Pepper family Mr. and Mrs. James N. Perry Gretchen M.iFleters 8fiiiley 8cvJIWTlVMrs!- Petersen Mr. Michael J. Petrlano Jr. Mr. Mrs. Louis Petrome Cralg Apettus Mrs. C. Allan Phillips Mr. Mrs. Charles dIPIerro Mr. Mrs. C. P. Plnalre Mr. Mrs. Tom Pluta The C. V. Podd family The Polaks Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Poller Mrs. George Poppeer Mr. 8t Mrs. Ronald Posyton Preston and Alicia Mr. Mrs. L. J. Price P. N. G. -keep playing those mind games . . . Mr. Mrs. William W. Priest. Jr Prlscoe family Fred Priscoe The prospectors country store PSYCHO DAM ITI Mr. Mrs. Robert Porta Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Putnam Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Purvls PUSH PUSH IN THE BUSH P - - - - Power QN - Watch out for mongers -QN2 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Qulnn The Radley famlly ralnbows The Rainey famlly Mrs. David Ranney Janet Rayner Mr. Mrs. Steve Rayner D. Redfidld D. Reeves Anlta Rehback RETINA The Reilly REDRUM Mr. Mrs. Robert Rellly Red? Dr. John Reiner Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Relss Remember. Maureen? Platinum tonsilsl - Barrie REN -Lite has no meaning if it can't be shared with someone as special as youl Mr. Edward W. Renfree Mr. and Mrs. William Rheln The Rlcca family Mr. Mrs. Vernon Rice Jerry Rlchards WUliam L. Riederer Linda Howard Rinn The Rlsse's Mr. Mrs. Louis A. Ripperger Mr. Mrs. Grant Rlsch F. McRobbie Emily Robison John Robison Julias G. J Rochlnsky The Rock famlly Ronnie is a dead head Mr. Mrs. Charles VonRoesgen ROYSI Mr. Mrs. C. Blair Rogers Rock on lovers everywhere, because thats basically It. William J. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rohm C. Ronco Mr. Mrs. Carmen A. Rotella Mr. Mrs. S. Rothman The Roftenberg family Jack D. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ruble Mr. Mrs. Ruggiero Mr. Mrs. R. J. Russo The Ruth famlly Christlna Ryan Mr. Mrs. F. E. Ryan SAGIIIII Mr. Mrs. P. G. Salom Sam McGee Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sameth SAP Misha Mayo Samoyed Mr. Mrs. Edward Sampson Mr. Mrs. Robert Sampson Ellen Dick Samuel Elaine Sandles Ms. Satwalekar Mrs. Saunders Mr. Mrs. Mike J. Saveely Mrs. Austin Sayre SCHMOOO SCRUPLES Mr. Mrs. Scandale SCOTLANDII The Schaefer family Mr. and Mrs. R. Schatz Mr. Mrs. Sherwood Schawb Jr. Dorothy Scheffer Mrs. Joseph Schembre Scandaler Mr. Mrs. Douglass C. Sctiembs Sr. Sandy Scher Edythe G. Scherer Mr. Mrs. Mark Scherer Mr. Mrs. Lowell Schmidt Charles F. Schmlt Rlta Schnell Schnitzel Dr. Mrs. Schrager Mr. Alfred Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. S. Schwartzman Barbara Schwlnn Scotf family Victor Scrivens Mr. Mrs. John Seabrook Senfers do it betfer Joe SEXton September 12 .. . Joseph Sexton Mr. Mrs. Carl Shaffer SHAMBLES Shrink, I wanna kUI. I WANNA KILL Mr. Mrs. Harold J. Shahnazarfan Mrs. Shak Mr. Mrs. H. B. Shannon Richard Shannon Mary Tom Shea Shen Mr. Mrs. W. J. Sheperd Mr. Mrs. James G. Shields Joanna Lynn Shlelds MIcheKe Shields Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Shomaker Mr. and Mrs. Slegel Mrs. Pat Simons Mrs. H. D. Slmpson Mr. and Mrs. Slrota Sunday aftemoons Mr. Mrs. James Skinner Slaff famlly Bruce W. Smith The Irwin Smith family Smutley - Peter Frampton Mr. fit Mrs. Karl Smith Smearing birthday cake all over faces - what a goof man ... 37, seperated. 3 kids but who cares he's gorgeous and you only live once Smith Motors Co. Nancy C. Smith SNAG Dr. fit Mrs. Solimine The Solomon famlly something like love or damn near like it's got a hold on me. Mr. fit Mrs. Joseph Sonsin sounds real good Mr. fit Mrs. P. Soraparu speedy gonzales: buy some, try some, fe tifo turn .. . SPLIT wood, not atoms.. .I Dr. and Mrs. Spasser Stokes Stoner Statler Hilton called Dr. Mrs. Gerald D. Staffm Mr. Robert Stafford Mr. Mrs. Albert Stahler Mr. fit Mrs. James Stamatoff family Craig Stamer Steve K - 'hey babe' Mr. fit Mrs. G. Steciuk Mr. Mrs. Anthony Stepanski Nancy Stiefken STEVE Susan Stllwell The Stock family stop shouting those animals Mr. 8t Mrs. Carl E. Stoffers Starship Trooper Mr. Mrs. Stone Doug Steven Stonebock Mr. Mrs. Stavach Mr. 8t Mrs. H. Carl Sturcke Sugar Bird Mr. Mrs. Frank J. Sullebarger Mr. Mrs. John W. Sulllvan Mr. Mrs. Peter Sullivan surprise birthday partles special joys, special places, special friends together -the moments pass so quickly, but the memories are forever. All my love, Dana sunny Jim Sugarbush forever - The Skank family in room 30. Summer Lee Summer The Swan family Mr. Mrs Harmon V. Swart SWELL GAY FAG Ernestine B. Sweet Syzygy Inc. Joseph Tag famly Tahltl Starship The Talcott family tall boys and little nippers TANK Sundoe MfS' Hqmpden E 297 m cotr rnmvy TO'i ooys an,a iittg btrjpr jaweeMsrs; —-• •■= - ___________cim________« i Tener Teenage Lobotomy: I guess I’ll have to tell’em I ain't got no cerebellum Mrs. Evelyn Tempestl Fay Tessltore That's all I want to do; is go the dlstance the tent in Mikes backyard The Mooses are loosel Mr. Mrs. Jack Thau THURMI thls machine surrounds hate and forces It to surrender The Rustic Inn the jeep the s-c-h-e-f-e-r Thompson family Thou art a cream-faced loon THOR the violent hasheater shook the chocolate machine Cy Thomas the Ocean - LZ Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Thomson, Jr. Thurs. nights at the Trolly think blue and yellow Phil and Helen Thorpe D. Velsor Tice The Richard R. Tinervin famlly Thanks Jon and Tony The Yanvis's foreverl The Rinsie-poo express strikes again The Fatal Charm has last his appeall Thanks for the driving lessons - CRUST the year of Egyptian Rat Screw l the Rat Mobile the Lamb Lies Down on Broadway the past Is something you can never see or touch again, only remember Tina R. Excuse me. can you tell me what time it is? Mr. Mrs. Stephen Tischman Mr. Mrs. A. J. Tobey to Eileen, Mary Rita. Lisa. We can't forget the days gone by there written in our hearts. LAFF MbD. Tansey Mr. Mrs. Tomf top choice Mr. Mrs. Heinn F. Tomfohrde, lll to the memory of Stuart Sutclffe, Brian Epstein, and Rory Storm . . . Mr. Mrs. Howard Tomlinson Gertie and Katrinka Tooters Leslai and Boy Tooters Peaches Herb Tooters to all hawks, keep your eyes open on those college campuses - G.T. to S.T.S., Love Liz TO BARLOW BUNS: How wonderful life's been while you're in this world! Love SNUGGLEBUNNY to T.B. with love. Wlzzy to 6th period lunch gang, T.B. tool Thanks for being great friends. Love Uz Tom: J.R.I.L.Y. forever, Sue to the L.B.I. Good luck! Liz Marcy Tourtellotte Dot 8t Bill Townsend Mr. 8t Mrs. Henry P. Townsend. Jr. triggers mom M.M. Travis Mr. Mrs. Joseph J. Trlarsl TUSKI November 16 Trojan Builders, Inc. tumbleweed burgers The Turiel family tum on. tune in, turn your eyes around Mr. 8t Mrs. David N. Tyre 25 The Tyrell family UFO's at Watchung Mr. Mrs. Frederick Ulbrich Dr. Mrs. William Unger The Unlce family Mr. Frank Unnold Mrs. Regina Unnold Vodka Friday afternoons Jill Voorhees The Voorhees family Mr. and Mrs. Von Arks Mr. Mrs. M. Vagan Mr. and Mrs. VanAnglen the Van Den Elzen family The Van Grieken family G. Holland van Valkenburgh Mr. Mrs. Charles E. Varn Mr. Mrs. Gerald F. Varnum Mr. and Mrs. John Verrier 8t family Mr. Mrs. Edward Verwholt Grayson H. Via George Villa W. F. Vincent Sr. Robert Vinegra Mr. 8t Mrs. C.S. Vitale Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walbert family Mr. Mrs. Peter Wdiack Walsh family Mr. 8t Mrs. Kenneth G. Ward Dr. and Mrs. Peter F. Warfield Pat and Dick Warren Mr. Mrs. Harold S. Washbum Mr. 8t Mrs. Dan Warkins Vanessa Watts (Mrs.) Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Weber Mr. 8t Mrs. Weil WEATHER VANE staff - you're the greatest - B.F.P.Y. we love you mom and dad - Dondl fit Dana We can do anything - we're SENIORS 1111H11111 Weiser Mr. and Mrs. George Weimer Mr. fit Mrs. J. Weiner The Weisman family The Weiss family Dr. and Mrs. H. We)ssUtz ''Well, there's no reason to bring SEX into it - We love you Susie The Wessel family Mr. fit Mrs. Tom Whlkowski John who is to say that you can't shatter barriers and go past the stars? Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whlte who lost the key to the Molsen Mine? Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Whitehead Mr. fit Mrs. James Wickems Mr. fit Mrs. Victor Wieczorek wiggy words that feed your mind Marjorie E. Wleseman E. 8t G. Wllder Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Witshaw Me. fit Mrs. P. Wilton Mr. fit Mrs. Edward Wittke Jr. Mr. 8t Mrs. Howard Wolf Mr. 8t Mrs. L. E. Wouters Bob Wright Wud Knowl Wurm Wygovsky family Meg Yamel Ya slens me Keggzan Mr. 8t Mrs. D.C. Yearley YABRONSKI Mr. 8t Mrs. J. Roger Yockel year of the bedittle you Rogerl Yey Fay Nay Gray Dayl you have a Helluva nerve young man “Y swimmers - you're all so terrific - I'll miss all of you - CH Mr. 8t Mrs. G. Zawlslak Mr. 8t Mrs. Robert Zemel Mr. 8t Mrs. Richard A. Zlmmer The Zucker family 111 its (Jeffery Jeff), Captain Blotto and Bean, I'm wastin' away in Margaritaville. BROWNIE BOKEDI SAVE GAS drive a pickup - DON ZZZZZZZZZZZZ zmmmziz, the NIP fit the Depression @ Homdel, to the O.T.C. chUs Into the spring fever, ending finally with the 24 hour relay on June 13 (4 days before Graduation)_______with more to come............. ZZZZZZZZZZZZ zzzzzzzThis Is all A Dream We dreamed one afternoon long ago ... S SEN1 Pete Abitante [OR IHOUG Liz Albrecht -HIS Stacy Amato There is no finish line. In the game of tennis, love means nothing. In life it means everything! When your life gets too lonely, it might help to feel me in your heart. Ronnie Ambrose Karen Ashcroft Bonnie Baldasare “In the words of brother Zonker, FAR FREAKIN' OUT! The way to get the most from living is not in giving but in giving! If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours. Hilary Ballin Mary Rita Balogh Sylvia Bartok You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. We know it's all a passing phase, and so its time to change our ways . . . But I've loved these days. You can't return, you can only look behind from where you came. Debra Bergman Sharon Bizink Patricia Bonnor Farewell happy fields -where joy for ever dwellsI Accept me as 1 am, only then we discover each other. All 1 have seen, teaches me to trust the creator for all way. Anne Bousquet Jane Boylan Kathy Brennan 1 hate quotations. Along the road your steps may stumble, but through it all a heart held humble levels and lights your way. What lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you. George Britton Tom Buehler Brint Butchart Life itself is the answer, live each day as it comes Many a true word is spoken in jest. We are chromatic dreamers asleep in the future. Katie Carlson Stephanie Carran Scott Carroll .. Birds sing sweeter then books tell how. I'm going to like and remember all my friends forever, after all, thats what friends are for. Love when you can, Cry when you have to. Be who you must. That's a part of the plan. m CLASS OF 1980 'I Suzanne Carroll Dana Chambliss Dondi Chambliss ... And so it's time to change our ways . . . But I've loved these days. I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Every man can't always be a HERO . But he can always be a MAN Denise Comby To find out what one is fitted to do and secure an opportunity to do it is the key to happiness. Harley Cozewith . . And I believe there is a time for meditation in cathedrals of our own. Diane P. Cuzzolino We've been running around, year after year, blinded with pride, blinded with fear, but it's daybreak! Marybeth Dervin The most wasted day is that in which we didn't laugh together. Curt Costello You gotta strike when the moments right . . . without thinking. Mark Creter Between the worlds of men and make believe I can be found. John Dalton In skating over thin ice, our safety is our speed. Patty DeWeever Ships are safe in a harbor, but that's not what ships are for. Cathie Coleman Stone Cold Crazy. You Know! Candy Cure It's not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Delian DeYoung Today is tarnished, but some elbow grease and reality will restore it's shine. “ Chris Diemer Do it no matter what the people say. John Dobrenski Of all the times that I've been burned, you'd think by now that I'd have learned. Peter Falk Take your time . . . Don't live life too fast, troubles will come and they will pass. Barbara Donlan I will never forget my yesterdays, but I still believe in tomorrow. Calvin Farley When this you see, remember me and bear me in your mind. Let all the world say what they may, speak of me as you find. Sue Elias We're getting older, as time goes by. a little older with every day, we are the children of yesferday. David Faust He moves with swiftness and his name is Radical Rider.'' 299 GF SENIOR THOUGHTS Jay Ferguson It's been a nine mile skid on a ten mile ride. Kathryn Folsom But tomorrow may rain so 7 follow the sun. Brian Frank Barbara Fienberg A moment's insight is sometimes worth a life's experience. “ Larry Foster If you say the same thing all the time, with the same emphasis fewer people listen each time. You can't judge good or bad on that basis. Jon Freeman Susan Fontana I've seen the bottom and I've been on top. but mostly I've lived in between, from this rocky perch I'll continue to search for the wind and the snow and the sky.'' Angela Franco ” . . . I hid in the clouded wrath of the crowd, but when they said sit down, I stood up. Dana Gelb Now what?' Whenever we're together, that's my home. Look out from now on, as far as the eye can see, unafraid to be free. Margaret Gilmour Doing what you like is freedom; liking what you do is happiness Laurie Grandell Whenever I feel like studying I lie down until the feeling goes away. Noreen Griffith “I may not be perfectly wise, perfectly witty, or perfectly wonderful, but I'm perfectly me. Barbara Hannis It's over for now, leave behind what you can, you can always return. Paul Harbaugh Doc Bruce Banner delted by gamma rays turned into the HULK ain’t he glamorous. Kathy Hall You must look into people as well as at them. Kaaren Harmsen Lookin' for fun and feelin' groovy. Karen Harris Now ain’t it good to know that you've got a friend! Pam Harris Keep within your heart a place for dreams.“ Sue Hartzell The essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. Alison Harley I've loved every minute but the time has come to say good-bye. Ted Hazard Is this the way out from this endless scene, or just an entrance to another dream? 300 CLASS OF 1980 % Cindy Heller You will go away with old good friends. Don't forget when you leave, why you came. Doug Herman It's a wonder I can think at all. Greg Hobson The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. Kim Hogan To see the sunlight growing filling the skies that is the secret of life. Cindy Hoick Often times it happens that we live our lives in chains and never even know we have the key. Laura Hook You only live once. But if you work it right once is enough. Christy Horner Friends, no matter how far separated, will grow in love, sympathy, and nearness to each other. Suzanne Hughes ”Things went down we don't understand, but I think in time we will. Betsy Keegan ' 'Everybody knows this is nowhere. Dirk Keyser You can only be what you think you are. Elisa Hose Now light cross examines the darkness and takes newer proportions. Pamela Jackson There'll be wind in the canyon, moon on the rise, as long as we can sail away. ” Tom Kennelly ... Some say the weekend is the only world, it's such a strange strain on ya. Virginia K. Kiselica I've seen the bottom and I've been on top, but mostly I've lived in between. Kimberly Hudak Do not follow where the path may lead ... Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Ellen Kalbacher There are no finer gifts than these - Good Friends and Happy Memories Fred Kessler Never lie, never cheat, and never say you're sorry. Steven Krommenhoek Ignorance is innocence. Trlcia Lally “... I'll be running like the wind and you'll never hear me say I might be back again someday. Beth Larner There is time for so very much... It is so precious... Use your time well. Mary Rose Lotano Love is measured not in moments of time, but in tim-less moments. 301 A SENIOR THOUGHTS Karin Lubeck Stacy Maggio Aliza Marcus ... And the green, mages tic mountains stood Live well. Laugh often, alone against the the sun. Love much. Neti, Neti . . I'm getting my act together.. . and taking it on the road. Doug Massey What a wild, strange trip its been.” Peggy Nelson 'We don't remember days, we remember moments. “ Suzanne Meyer Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is brokenwinged bird that cannot fly. Carol Nixon Friendship improves happiness and abates misery, by doubling our joy, and dividing our grief.” Rosemary Neill Sweet to the sweet, farewell. Kathy Norwine Those who wish to sing will always find a song. Lisa Notarmaso Ideals are like stars, we never reach them, but we set our courses by them. Sarah Parkinson This time, like all other times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it. Rita Rombicone I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. Carol Shannon You can close your eyes to reality but not to memories. Anne Nylcolyn To all who love, love is all the world. Dan Perach Life may be a stage.. .But it is not a charade. Kathie Porta When I'm tired and feelin' cold I hide in my music, forget the day. Karen Sikora Photographs and Memories ... all I have are these to remember you by. Anne Parks The sun is but a morning star. Marcia Roll To my friends - Thanks! Gwen Purvis Fear the true God, keep his commandments. For this is the whole obligation of man. Tracey Simons The way to be happy is to make others so. 302 CLASS OF 1980 Hilary Smith Elizabeth Spahr Scott Stevens My future is waiting for me to discover it. Yesterday is but a dream, tomorrow is only a vision. Outlaws . . . Green grass and High Tides forever! Cindy Stewart Sometimes in Confusion, I felt so lost and disillusioned. Innocene gave me confidence to go up against reality. Robin Thau Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got til it's gone. Marc Tomassi Tried to run. Tried to hide. Break on through to the other side Craig R. Stock I don't know where I'm a gonna go when the volcano blows. Jon Thompson ... At night we ride through mansions of glory in suicide machines. Jeanette M. Towns Doing what you like is freedom; liking what you do is happiness John Tegen Life is much like a Marathon; great in the early going, difficult but manageable during the middle, lonely and painful at the end. Marty Tipton ' in the long run, man hit only what they aim at. Yolanda M. Truitt The future belongs to those who prepare for it. Gary Turi May your heart always be joyful, may your song always be sung, may you stay forever young. Jean Tyrell Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for? Peter Yearley Moments that can never happen again and never lost their wonder Jan Twaddell Turn your back on the shadows and live for the sun. Diane Von Roesgen Take the roads that I have walked along, looking for tomorrow's time, peace of mind. Jett Zimmer We've got to get in, to get out. Eolin Tweedie Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. Roby Whellon It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. 303 •tulfftion5 To The Class 304