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

Text from Pages 1 - 300 of the 1982 volume:

WESTFIELD MEMORIAL LIBRARY WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY 1982 Weather Vane Westfield Senior High School 550 Dorian Road Westfield, New Jersey qa STFIELD MEMORIAL LIBRARY vfSBSWfckJX MEW iFPSFY Contents Introduction Faculty .... Extracurricular Sports ....... School Life Underclassmen Seniors .... Conclusion Business .... . 4 18 48 86 132 160 194 252 268 ipoMjiiirij|iiiiiwpwi| 2 Prior to entering Westfield High School, the school holds little meaning for most students. Its walls house a nebulous, inexplicable other-world, enticing to some, threatening to others. Yet, as each student enters, the school suddenly seems alive to him; he begins to shape his environment as it shapes him. Students quickly ad- just to busy schedules and become absorbed in school activities which, though common to every school in every year, seem the exclusive possession of W.H.S. in this year. Club meetings, drama and music rehearsals, sporting events, gatherings in the courtyard, smoking area and cafeteria, rendezvous in the halls and at lock- ers—all become a part of the carefree, vital spirit that comprises school life. 5 6 7 The high school exists as a world apart—an exuberant but evanescent realm belonging only to the teenager— imbued with its own distinct rules and routines, its unique spirit, its individual tests of achievement and acceptance, its special amusements. 8 The year passes quickly ... its time measured by bells and marking periods, by paper deadlines, exams, and long- awaited vacations ... its attainments by grades and test scores, class rank, records, awards and trophies, college acceptances and scholarships ... its amusements from sporting events, phone conversations, cruising, concerts and parties. Despite occasional frustrated expectations and academic pressures, it is ultimately a harmonious, nurtur- ing world of educational growth, of deepening friendship, and spirited unity. 9 10 Then it is gone—sophomore, then junior, then senior year. A time so vivid, so pre- eminent subsides into memory. At gradu- ation seniors look back at their three years at W.H.S. The memory of the school life will remain in their minds forever. The diploma received will always remain as a symbol of not only the hard work put into high school years, but also as a reminder of the carefree life led by every student. 12 is I have always felt that Westfield High School came into existence the day I entered it, was vibrantly real while I was a student there, and then blinked out like a candle the day I left. Now here it was after ail, preserved by some considerate hand . . John Knowles To be a philosopher is not merely to have subtle thoughts, nor even to found a school, but so to love wisdom as to live accordingly to its dictates, a life of simplicity, independence, magnanimity, and trust. Henry David Thoreau Administration 20 Frank Scott ? Q Richard Willett 21 Guidance Anthony Cremi I I Secretaries 23 English THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT .,. WHAT A CAST OF CHARACTERS! Hester, Holden, Hopkins, Hamlet, Huck, Bratus, Barner, Bartleby, Bischak, Silas, Caesar, Gainer, Gatsby, Geddis, Goller, Gollum, Flahault, Phineas, Oedipus, Wychunas, Willy, Whitehead, Nora, Ninesling, Laura, Luxemburg, Jane, Eyre, Eustacia Vye, Vejnoska, Clarkson, Coriell, Citi- zen, Keane, King, Learish, Macbeth, Mielo, Ryan, Roy, Roger, Chillingworth, Cherewich. TAKE A BOW!! Paula Roy Chairperson Elizabeth Coriell Robert Eyre -ft . . Brenda Flahault Gainer Karen Goller Beverly Geddis 26 Anne King Karen Ninesling Thomas Ryan Sally Vejnoska Pamela Wychunas Teresa Whitehead Mathematics Karen Citrin 'The importance of mathematics in modern society should not be minimized. It is a tool necessary to most other disciplines. Here in Westfield we offer a diverse curriculum to meet the needs of all students as we prepare them for their future roles in life ' Leona Jensen Chairperson Margaret Bjerklie Helen Coe 28 Merilyn Diamond Donna Hornish George Kapner 29 Dona Panagos Patricia Perry Anthony Quagliano Jean Russo Frances Trees Peter Schweikhardt 30 Tj Science ' Science courses at Westfield High have a tradition of excellence. Built in large part around a core of fine teachers, this excellence encompasses course offer- ings for students with limited interest in the sciences, those in the basic college preparatory courses, and students whose involvement in the sciences includes col- lege level AP courses. The goal of the science department is to provide courses that enable any student at Westfield to become scientifically literate—a require- ment lor intelligent interaction in our highly advanced technological society. David Stoneback Chairperson 32 Foreign Language ’The Foreign Language Department seeks to promote the linguistic skills without which a true appreciation of another culture is impossible. Tarantellas, Mardi Gras, Saturnalia, Bull Fights, Kookie Verkauf - are a few of the many club activities with a foreign accent which enhance and extend the pleasures of second (and third) language learning. John Scafaria Chairperson 35 Social Studies The social studies focus is on people, the world and on the relationships between the two. They assist in develop- ing understandings about the relationships between human beings and their environment, between human beings and other human beings, and human beings to themselves Within this context, the social studies are concerned with developing skills in the processes of thinking as opposed to the memorization of facts. The primary goal of the social studies remains education for citizenship.’1 Robert Adriance Chairperson James Drummond 36 37 38 Physical Education 39 Katherine Luckey Brenda Lu , Soviero Richard Zimmer 40 Anthony Berardo Anthony Fotiu Business Catherine Chance ene Ehrlich Fred Zakaluk C I E Fine And Industrial Arts Joan Buckmaster Cont. Living Arthur Silveira Art . Susan Kahl Lorraine Besch Margaret Klick Library Staff: Emily Snitow, Lila Kirkwood, Paula Dropkin, Anne Nichols, Helen Aagre Maxine Conk School Services Michael Kozlowski Kathleen Ryan Robert Sanders 44 4S 46 The staff of the 1982 Weather Vane would like to honor Mr. Robert Dello Russo in appreciation for his twenty-live years of service to Westfield High School. Mr. Dello Russo has seen WIIS through the eyes of a student, a teacher, and finally, an administrator. Between 1939 and 1942, he was a student here at Westfield and a member of the football team. Having served thirteen years as a woods and mechanics teacher, Mr. Dello Russo was responsible for many accomplishments in the industrial arts department. For example, he began the tradition of having all the industrial arts classes undertake an annual joint project. As head disciplinarian, Mr. Dello Russo has worked closely with the student body of WHS since 1969. The 1982 Weather Vane acknowledges Robert Dello Russo s strong leadership and significant contributions to Westfield High School. Thank you, Mr. D.! 47 'It is easier for a man to be loyal to his club than to his planet; the bylaws are shorter and he is personally acquainted with the other members.” F.B. White Extracurricular Weather Vane There’s a full staff meeting today!... 10:00 deadlines . . . Can I have everyone's attention?!? . Judy’s cookies . . . Hemispheres . . I'm going to Roots, want anything? . . . Somebody should bring in a radio . . . Recycling . . . Patrons . . . Ads . . . Is it too late to buy a yearbook? . , . Is the typing room open? . . . Using a million 3C sheets for one page of copy ... Cropping .,. Left field ... Ripping .. . Can 1 have the key to the darkroom? . . . We ran out of planners!... If you want something done, do it yourself. . . I’ve got a headache . , Forget this let s go to Aruba . . . Weather Vane 2, Hi’s Eye 1 . . . Paul McCartney . . . The Cheese Shop!... Betsy ... Good Answer!!!.. . Thanks Ms. Coriell . . . 51 Hi’s Eye iJP The eye of the high school . . . First year bi-weekly . . ♦ “Garden State Award' -Best newspaper in New Jersey . . . We ll be, by my calculations, $1,000 short this year . . , “WANNA BUY A CALENDAR, BUDDY?” . . no more fund raisers . . . Wednesday afternoon deadlines . . , copy due Monday? . . . 2-3 column split , . . How do you use a cropping wheel? . . . Drama and computer quotes(5-6 columns no pic) . ., What's a sub head? . . . D.Sherwyn: Page Editor of the decade . . . Quad Editors? . . . Glenn, see Mr. C. before the period starts . , . precision paste-ups (line by line?) . . . Patty Preppie-come out of the Twilight Zone and join us . . . OK, who wants to cover the bowling team? . . . They can't do that. Only WE can do that . . , What happened to the turtles, Pete? . , . A forum of student opinion , . , A wonderful fun staff and a very patient advisor. 52 It’s Monday, so please take the hint That it’s time for a reviewing stint on wishin a submission That merits the effort to print Student Council T Sometimes the pleasure comes from the challenge . . . What? Another lost S.A.T. card? ... You had a test? Then why didn't you send your alternate? . . . Buzzy. Mr. Scott— Loui, this proposal is ... Mr. Elder— Well gang, I'm going to play Devil’s advocate ... Mary— Matt, go get us a room . . . Loui, what are you doing now? Nancy—Smash up derby queen . . . Matt, quit calling me Hillary . . . Bar- bados! Matt— Whatever Mary says is fine with me . . . Nancy, let's get out of here and go to Barbados. Lou— The Go-Go's are a lock . . . Guess what they put in the suggestion box? 55 National Honor Society Information Desk, personnel fearlessly guiding corridor traffic . . , soda machine engineers watering the faculty lounge . . . rescuing lost souls at school functions . . peddling fine goods at Flea Market '81: We are the National Honor Society. 56 Key Club The Kiwanus Educated Youth Club . . a service organization which aids the community , . .walkathons, danceathons, bowlathons , . . When’s the Children’s Specialized Hospital party? . . . Thanks to our advisor, Ms. Kahn . . . Looking forward to con- vention in the Poconos . . . Having fun while helping others. . . 57 Spanish Club iHablas espanol? . . . 5 officers, 80 members, y ' jmucho trabajo! . . How about a meeting next Tuesday?’1 . . . ‘I can’t come to the meeting.” . . . Why aren’t there any refreshments?!’’ . . . EN- THUSIASM . . . ACTIVIDADFS? . . . When are we going to Spain?’’ . . . carna- tions everywhere para los novios ... a bake sale oncollege night . . . ?Una Fiesta? . . . iOle!. . . break the pinata . .. There’s Papa Noel!” . , . How many tacos can you eat?” . . . iSANGRIA, SANGRIA, SAN- GRIA! . . . Who, me? . . . dance la raspa? , . , There will be a brief but important meeting of the Spanish Club . . . Officers' meetings . . , General mem bership meetings . . . Laura and the folk dancers . . . Are we going to Garden State Arts Center. . . Roberto Hamilton and Orlando il Curioso . . . Pietro il pappagallo . . . A dry” lecture by the man who showed us the wine we couldnt’ drink . , . Opera, popular songs . , . Italian Night and Frank Perdue’s chicken . . . The Dot System . .. Vietato masticare gomma , , „ 59 Latin Club The Toga Party . . . Piz2a Pete and waiting 20 minutes for pizza . . . Beautiful Togas . . . The Banana Eating Contest . . . The Balloon Dance . , . The Gong Show . . . Janner playing the piano .. . Initiations or pie in the eye , . . Negative!. . . Nat Lat . . . Thursday Certamen practices . . , Pyramus and Thisbee—an Academy Award winning production! „ . . Recycling in 20 degree weather . . . endless candy sales . . . The Christ- mas Tree Raffle . . . Chariot Races at the State Convention . . Banana! . . . Rome . . , The Trojan War... The Parthenon .. . The Oracle -. . The Best Classical Newspaper in the Na- tion— The Nuntius. . . Hercules . Jupiter . . . and the rest of the merry gang. GO French Club The French Club, advised by Mr. Roth, participated in cultural events as well as a variety of holiday celebrations. Club members indulge in quiche, crois- sants, eclairs, ect. and at the same time learn about the French culture. French Club activities began with a field trip to a French concert in New York and continued with other special events that proved to be cultural, entertaining, ap- petizing, but most importantly, fun. 61 German Club The German Club consits of all students taking a class in German. Yearly activities consists of a cookie sale at Christmastime and a candy sale of the Gummi Bears, This year we have gone to a German restau - rant, the Schwabische Alb, and we plan a trip to the Pennsylvania Dutch area in the spring. This year the club will become affilated with the Na- tional Honor Society for the first time, and we will have three charter members. American Field Service Seeing different life styles . . . getting acquainted with your new family ... a once in a lifetime opportunity . , . meet- ing new faces . . . fund raisers . . . showing the high points of the USA . . . learning about another way of life . . . trips to the UN . . . listening to world travelers retell their adventures . . . Please, make yourself at home . . . trying to absorb all the interesting facts . . . finding out that people are just people, regardless of where they live . . . AFS . . . 63 64 Westfield High School’s Concert Choir is made up of male and female singers selected by competitive auditioning. Though mainly comprised of juniors and seniors, talented sophomores are also en- couraged to try out. The choir’s repertoire consists of both classical and contempo- rary music. They have competed in festi- vals at Trenton State College where they have always received a high rating. 65 68 Flags—Rifles—Brass- Percussion—Wood- winds; all these and more make up the March- ing Band. In addition to concert and football performances, competitions are a part of Band Members’ experiences. After the football sea- son, the Marching Band becomes the Concert Band, with emphasis on concert literature and preparation for public performance. Jazz Ensemble Surfing,’ Doo-wah ’ Bop-$hee - bain,” Riff —they're all terms used in Jazz Ensemble to ex- plain the music being performed to acquaint interested students with modern music of the jazz and jazz-rock idiom, as well as provide a means for improvisatory performance. miiiillil wmmwn '4%$ £J 70 The Orchestra is an organization which offers talented string, wind, and percussion players an opportunity to perform advanced ensemble literature. The Orchestra performs at two concerts and in conjunction with other groups during the Pops Concert. From time to time, the Orchestra performs at Collegiate Orchestra Festi- vals. Orchestra 71 Drama I i l! Mask and Mime Auditions . . . Gary, be a, a, fruitflyl Come on, flap those wings . . . skinny beans and fat tomatoes, Christmas trees —stretch your arms!... poor rejected Anne . . . ’Toys ... FACES , . , SOUNDS , « The Wreathmaker —big bug-eyed man who made wreaths . . . Prince Lance —be CREATIVE . .. IDEAS, PLEASE . .. Puppets . . , Children s Specialized Hospital and Westlake School—our most rewarding performances . . . Thanks Marc, Rodney, Amy, Anne, Natalie, Gary, Steph, Julie, Jim, Rob, Cyn, Tamri, Bill, John, Judy, Steven, Jennifer, Dan, Jess, and Shantih and Helen. 72 Teenage Republicans This year we worked on the campaigns of G.O.P. county freeholders, assemblymen, senators, and of course, the gubernatorial race. We passed out literature, made telephone calls, and painted signs. We went ringing doorbells, bumper brand- ing , and football flyer passing”. We even went Chuck-wagon riding. Our club was cited as being the most active Repulican youth group in New Jersey. We had some good times and . . . Victories! Remember? Road Trip! . . . The Magic Bus!” ... Don’t look now, but we re being chased by the state troopers and a maniac in a tow truck! . . Jay and Don Juan . . . Party at the Westfield house! . . . literature drop' . . . Hey, catch the lacrosse ream; they just stole our keg! . . . Flush Florio .. . George Bush is a Rolling Stone” . .. go Tommy . . . Victory at long last! . . . We're the Republicans—the best parry in town! 74 Debate Club - v r SL k. Art Club Re-established for the first time in many years, the art club had an impressive membership of over 40 talented sophomores, juniors, and seniors. With the support of many town merchants, the club had a successful first fund raiser; fifty pumpkins were painted and sold for Halloween. Handmade ceramic crafts and baked goods were sold at the holiday music performance. Cupid arrows were delivered in HR on Valen- tine’s Day. The club holds many creative fund raisers throughout the year. The money raised will enable the members to attend various cultural artistic events, under the supervision of the club director, Mr. Arthur Silvera .,, Pumpkins ,., Football! ' . . . Meeting today!? I can’t come! . . Mugs ... Bookmarks . . . Who's working today?! . . . My mother will buy it ... Flow . . . sly . . Errr, copying . . . This is going to be a short meeting ... Trip to the shore, oh baby . . . Portfolio? 76 Focus t Want to make better pictures, are you confused about f stops, the thirds ' D-76, Hyperfocal Distance or Zooooms—or any- thing else photographic? Come share your photographic interests, ideas, and activities. Share and learn from each other. Express yourself through the lens. No one is too much a beginner and no one is too much an expert not to enjoy and benefit from Focus activities. Join us! 77 Chess Club 78 P-KN4 . . . Ha! I know that opening! I’ll crush him! RxB CHECKMATE! And so it goes in the Westfield chess dub. Always tough, last year the team took third place in its conference. The simple words “Westfield Chess Team!’’ will strike terror into even the most level-headed oppo- nents. Yes, we have a reputation (contrary to popular belief) of ferocity and strength, and we hope to keep it! 79 Young yWMmm Come witn friends. Enjoy tion. Time to adventure are 80 Lighting Crew W Vk Games Club An interesting journey into a world of intellectual challenges and occasional philosophical and psychological tan- gents can be found each week in room 104 at the Games Club, where anyone can engage in historical pursuits, role- playing, or mind games. This club has been established so that individuals, in triguing or intrigued, can philosophise and endeavor with adult games. 82 GOO i Math League The Awareness Club was formed several years ago in order to foster and represent the feelings of Black culture and Black consciousness in the WHS student body. For years the club was called the Black Awareness Club, but the name change to Awareness Club has opened the club to all. Awareness Club 83 Ping Pong Club Architects Club The Architects Club, a newly formed club at WHS, is made up of Mr. Hart's Architecture and Engineering classes. The group was formed to share a common interest in structure and design. The 15 members have visited colleges, conventions, and exhibits. In addition to the several lectures and workshops they have attended, they were fortunate enough to have a guest speaker from Arizona. They have also actively taken part in designing renovations currently underway. 85 Sports r Cheerleaders 'Fight 'em Beat 'em—Defeat 'em. That's the sound of WHS’s most earnest supporters of athletics. Our wrestlers, football, basketball, and soccer players would probably be very unhappy without cheerleaders. These girls give them incentive to play hard and win. They start by emblazoning the school walls with posters, urging school and team spirit. Then they decorate the players’ lockers so that each team member knows that he is being rooted for individually. At the game, the cheerleaders' true function is exhibited with their bursting energy and inspiring chants: they lead the crowd of spectators, forming a throbbing mass of what we call spirit . Our teams can always expect the best from our cheerleaders. 88 a- ’sjpsr 'mnr — tv Football The 1981 Football Team managed to create another splendid season; an 8-2 record, a conference title, and semifinalists in the state play-offs all amounted to an admirable year. Boosted by a No. 1 in the state’ pre- season rating, the Blue Devils opened with an inspiring 27- 7 victory over Summit. Unable to keep their momentum, the Devils received a devastating blow from Elizabeth, losing by a 7-29 score. After that, the team got back into swing and won their next seven games. The season was highlighted by the final game at the Meadowlands, even though they fell to Union, 0-14, Many team members were honored individually for their outstanding play. All in ail, the season was enjoyable for the players as well as the fans. jt. lsc R. (I. to r.): M. Giacone, M. Clarke, K. Morris, K. Wenta, M. Stainer, J. Kessler, C. Drabin, A. Beckett, R. Yatcilla, S. Pafumi, P. Leifer, S. Murphy, M. Murphy, D. Jackson, 2nd R.: R. Brewster, H. Prybylski, S. Scioscia, B. McDermott, P. Murphy, J. Conrad, K. Lasher, B. Byrne, P. Edwards, B. Carlson, B. Doll, K. Blanton, M. Costa, J. Brown, 3rd R.: D. O'Connor, B. Halpin, T, Gunning, B. Maak,J. McElroy, P. Bourque, D. Schwartz, C. Dee, B. Broderick, C. Gillhaus, S, Sawyer, T. Snyder, K. Smith, 4th R.: Coach Kchler, Coach Cilo, Coach Gorski, Coach Brewster, Coach Barner, Coach Pasina, B. Chenard Boys’ Soccer There's a rumble out on the field! What the . . , ? What started the tight? asks an innocent bystander at the Westfield-Scotch Plains game. This year's Booter squad consisted of 23 boys willing to sacri- fice all of their time and even a few black and blue marks to achieve their goals with energy and entliu - siasm to spare. The 1981 Soccer Team accomplished more than any other team in Westfield's history, winning the Watchung Conference, the Union County Title, and reaching the state finals, only to lose in double overtime to the only team able to defeat the Blue Devils all season. Every player on the team was willing to stand by and protect his team- mates, no matter who or what was in the way. With such comradeship, teamwork and talent, the 1981 squad leaves a tough act to follow. 1st R. (1. to r.}: Coach Leonow, P. Zanet, M. Wellmann, T. Miller, G. Gleason, D. Frasso, B. Macaluso, A. Gengos, N. Singh,}. Schmaiz, S, Morris, 2nd R.: Coach Lay, J, Schwartz, E. Smith, R. Johnson, D. McCracken, K. Schmal2, J, Kennedy, B. O'Herron, T. Lauster, G. Bunting, D, DiDario, D. Nathanson, 3rd R : J. Cowles, E. Hua, S. Shields, M. Dineen, K. Cruger, G. Corcoran, J. Norfolk, M. Chin, M, DiPierro, C Walsweer, D. Ostrovsky OPPONENT 0 1 0 0 1 1 3 0 2 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 1 2 0 2 WHS 6 5 5 0 4 1 4 1 1 6 3 1 7 6 2 6 3 3 1 1 Carteret Gov. Livingston Scotch Plains Cranford Montclair Pingry Irvington Summit Columbia Union Plainfield Elizabeth Linden Roselle Cath. Springfield Scotch Plains Summit West Essex Morris Knolls Columbia 93 Cross-Country The Boys' Cross -Country Team, under the leadership of captains David Fitzgerald and John Cacchione, completed its fourth undefeated season, extending its record to 3R Straight dual meet wins. Although three varsity runners were lost due to injury, the rest of the team was prompted to run harder and fill in the gap lor the missing team members. Mr. Clarkson's lc Hl ream took full honors by winning rhe I Inion County Cham- pionships, the State Sectional Championships, and the Group IV Championships. Fhe Girls' Cross-Country Team completed its second official year as a WHS varsity sport. With the exception of tour return- ing runners, the team was either new to cross-country or run- ning itself. Bur because everyone put in their best effort, the Girls' Cross-Country 1'eam made it past the State Sectionals and qualified for the Group IV State Championship, 1st R. (I. to r.); K. Rosenborg, C. Ryan, M. Latartara, B. Weisman, 2nd R, (J. to r); Coach Hornish. C. Best, C May, M. Stewart, M. Shields, C Muifan 1st R. (L to r.): N. Ohta, S. Murray, A, Ziarnik, K. Sheehan, R. Mertz, R. Martini, G. Roscoe, 2nd R.: J. Ansel], M. ShapiroJ, Maslin, B. Wallack, T. Splaine, D. McEntee, R. Trenker, M. Cordes, 3rd R.: Coach Clarkson, G. Cruger, G. Kasko, J. Cacchione, D. Fitzgerald, B. Bernstein, J. Fisk, A. Jacob WHS Boys' OPPONENT 25 Elizabeth 30 15 Scotch Plains 50 23 Montclair 32 15 Union 50 18 Plainfield 43 18 Irvington 42 21 Cranford 38 15 Linden 50 WHS Girls' OPPONENT 43 Kearny 22 47 Plainfield 15 28 Cranford 27 21 Montclair 35 1 35 Dayton 22 lasSiiSs' Field Hockey The 1981 Field Hockey team was sporting a 10-2-2 record before losing 3 close games in the county and state playoffs. Martha Tweed ie scored 13 goals and was selected to First Team All Union County. Patty Hearon was placed on Second Team All Union Coun- ty and Christy Gingerich was named to the Third Team All Union County. FlKlflJUjti s 96 WHS OPPONENT 2 Pingry 0 2 East Brunswick 0 2 Gov. Livingston 0 2 Bloomfield 1 0 Chatham Township 2 3 Summit 0 0 Union 1 2 Roselle Park 1 2 Kent Place 2 2 Montclair 0 2 Sayreville 1 0 Cranford 2 0 Millburn 0 1st R. (1 to r.): L. Arkel, I. Lenart, B. Landers, M. Mehorter, A. Chorost, J. Cho, P. Hearon, 2nd R.: E. Gadol, W. Walbert, B. Lyon, L. Schwartz, K. McNally, M. Tweedie, J. Lang, 3rd R.: Coach Besch, L. Bidgood, M, MacLead, K. Jackson, B. Jacobs, C. Gingerich, Coach McGee. 97 Girls’ Soccer Led by tri-captains Diana Florian, Moreen Morris, and Sally Stokes, the Girls' Soccer Team rallied to their success- ful season with a record of 15 wins, 4 losses, and 2 ties. During regular season play the girls lost only to teams ranked sixth and twelfth in the state at the time. Mot only did they become co-champions of Union County, but they also reached the quarterfinals of the state tournament, losing 4-3 to the eventual state champions. At the end of the season the team was ranked ninth in the Top 15 Girls' Soccer. Alicia Sugrue and Moreen Morris were named to the Third All- state Team. 1st R, (I. to r,): L. Hofmann, S. Conheeney, S. Cole, G. Barker, J, Gross, B. Inglis, K, Dalseg, A. Sugrue, 2nd R.: M. Walsh, K. McSweeney, C. Tweedie, R. Krikliwy, A. Di Iorio, T. Love, L. Fleischmann, Y. Liebesman, K. Sherman, D, Donayrc, 3rd R.: Coach Kapner, S. Stokes,J. Lyons, J, Lewand, J. Harris, N. Morris, K. McCall, K. McCaffrey, B. Martyn, E. Little, S. Filippone, D. Florian 98 WHS OPPONENT 10 Colonia 0 2 Johnson Regional 1 5 Rahway 0 J 0 Kearny 2 8 Elizabeth 0 2 St. Thomas Aquinas 2 11 Linden 2 5 Hillside 0 4 Johnson Regional 1 2 East Brunswick 4 4 Rahway 1 0 Kearny 3 1 I 7 Union 0 6 Elizabeth 2 Gymnastics Gymnastics is a very unusual sport. Strength, grace, showmanship, and patience are required to develop a rou- tine and perform it, time after time, for the judges. This year the team acquired two new coaches, Brenda Lupo and Kathy Ryan. With the help of co-captains Julia Dillon and most valuable senior Karen Bellew, the coaches led the team to a solid season, despite injuries of some of the team's best. The team ended with a 7-7 record, and placed seventh at the County Championships. Also, the team was represented at the Sectional Championships by Amy Avis, Karen Bellew, Julia Dillon, and Zoleta VernagOpal, each of whom had attained qualifying scores for the meet. This season proved that the Westfield Gymnastics Team is a team to be contended with. | | WHS OPPONENT 80.70 J. R. Stevens 84.55 83.60 Cranford 82.90 82.80 Carteret 50.75 87.70 Union 92.70 86.65 Montclair 98.70 82.75 Union Catholic 90.38 81.05 Millburn 80.45 81.10 Elizabeth 70.25 75.90 Kearny 67.10 82.55 Scotch Plains 92.50 85.05 Linden 59.30 85.85 Johnson Regional 82.00 83-55 Gov. Livingston 94.40 80.80 Dayton 93-95 100 101 Girls’ Tennis 1981 was a rebuilding year for the Girl’s Tennis Team since six out of siven starting players from last year graduated. The team was composed of two freshman, five sophomores, seven juniors, and one senior, Marcie Kessler, a freshman, played first singles, finishing the season with only two losses. Beth Weinstein, the third singles player, placed third in the county tournament. The season was highlighted by close matches against Scotch Plains, West Essex and Metuchen, It was a tough season but the team finished with 10 wins and 7 losses and made it to the state sectional finals. WHS 3 West Essex OPPONENT 2 3 Elizabeth 0 3 Metuchen 2 1 Columbia 4 4 Scotch Plains 1 0 Mill burn 5 0 Montclair 5 4 Irvington 1 5 Union 0 0 Watchung Hills 5 2 Livingston 3 3 Plainfield 2 2 Cranford 3 5 Linden 0 1st R. (I. to r.): B. Weinstein, JL Scher, M. Rogers, M. Decker, S. Davis, I. Kasaks, T. Smith, 2nd R.: K. Shea, H. Block, A. Griggs, K. Ujcic, M. Kessler, JL Zeikel, D. Callahan, 3rd R.: Coach Luckey, S. Powell, C Chapman, P. Wysock, L. Shea, M. Taylor, C. Corbet, W. Glickman Girls’ Basketball The Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team led by junior Co- captains Rosann Fusaro, Lisa McGowan, and Noreen Morris had a disappointing record of 4-16. However, the true potential of the team was not shown through the record. This year was a rebuilding year, for only one senior, Andrea Rottenberg, returned to the varsity team. The team was comprised of one other senior, Marilyn Jenkins and six juniors, including the three captains, and Maria Fleming and Carol Traynor. The girls gained experience by playing older and more experienced teams, and during the second halt of the season the girls showed tremendous improvement in their overall play. The team looks forward to next season when they hope to use their experience gained to lead them to a success- ful season. 104 WHS OPPONENT 34 Elizabeth 53 ! 34 Scotch Plains 38 23 Montclair 41 19 Irvington 41 28 South Plainfield 45 33 Scotch Plains 44 13 Plainfield 42 48 Union 69 26 Linden 37 1 43 Scotch Plains 38 41 Bridgewater East 46 48 Montclair 36 35 Irvington 50 37 Elizabeth 57 30 Union 60 44 Cranford 42 31 Plainfield 61 40 Linden 44 48 Roselle 49 t 43 St. Mary's 33 19 Plainfield 43 i 43 Rahway 50 1st R. (1. to r): Noreen Morris, Rosann Fusaro, Lisa McGowan, 2nd R.: Marilyn Jenkins, Carol Traynor, Andrea Rottenberg, 3rd R.: Marie Flemming, Wanda Haris, Coach Kapner. 105 ■ I Boys’ Basketball The Boys’ Basketball Team,coming off its most suc- cessful season in recent years, was faced with a long and competitive season. Having lost all five starters from last year, the squad was very inexperienced. Midway through the season the team’s record was a dim 2-10 but this is deceiving due to the fact that the Devils lost several games by fewer than four points. Throughout the season captain Jack Baldwin and seniors Jerry Basto and Frankie Christ- mas led the team, each averaging in double figures. West- field was faced with playing the top teams in the state, which included Linden, Plainfield and Monclair. One team which did not trouble Westfield was Scotch Plains, as the Devils defeated them twice early in the season. 106 1st R.fl. to r.): Coach Soviero, D. Hauck, S. Murphy, C. Frerecks, E. Roberson.J. Suto,J. Basto, F. Christmas, C. Rupp, K McGorty, T. Wimfheimer, D. Sherwyn, Coach Grey, Kneeling: J. Baldwin. WHS OPPONENT 57 Elizabeth 58 50 Scotch Plains 42 39 Montclair 58 36 Irvington 59 41 New Providence 37 50 Summit 53 62 Union 63 48 St. Mary's 50 29 Plainfield 45 65 Linden 87 67 Scotch Plains 62 41 Bridgewater Fast 49 j; 36 Montclair 58 43 Irvington 56 56 Elizabeth 74 55 Union 57 11 65 Cranford 63 40 Plainfield 57 43 Linden 57 37 Seton Hall 45 59 South Plainfield 61 55 Bridgewater West 58 107 Girls’ Swimming The Girls’ Varsity Swimming Team, led by a strong senior unit including tri-captains Jenny Frawley, Kiki Roll and Janney Zonnevylle, is seeking its third con- secutive state championship. The 200 medley relay team earned All- American status, a first in WHS girls’ swim- ming history. Number one is a hard position to hang on to, but the Girls' Swimming Team will surely give it their best shot. WHS OPPONENT 137 Union 26 74 Union Catholic 97 128 Elizabeth 41 58 Summit 15 62 Watchung Hills 11 J 128 Montclair 41 78 Cherry Hill East 94 ; 1st R.(l. to r.):J. Nichols, D. Zimmer, J. Zonneyville, J. Frawley, K, Roll, J. Tracey, K. Czander, 2nd R.: Coach Diamond, S. Letto, F. Schmidt, J. Sanderson, K. Scott, C. May, G. Heidfeld, P. Wysock, C. Wagner, 3rd R.: L. Hawgood, J. Horner, M. Muscanara, K. Lucke, G. Wagner, P. Fink, S. McCall, L. Smith, A. Avis. 109 1st R. (I. to r.): j. Darrow, T. Ritter, J. Morgan, S. Ribecky, H. Savin� 2nd R, B, McMeekan, P. Savin, C. Banta, S. Dunn, G. Hackenburg, J. Crossin, K. Pope, H. Stagner, A. Schmidt,J. Ribecky, 3rd R. Coach Coultas, C Morgan, 4th R. C Nolan, G. Aufeld, E. Pundock, M. Frawley, B. McLean, G. Czander, E. Czander, B. Conover Boys’ Swimming The WHS Boys' Swimming Team kept its winning tradition by not only compiling a 9-4 dual meet record, bur also by winning the Union County Championships for the twenty-seventh consecutive year. Coach Petty Coultas, in her sixth year of high school coaching, was a constant inspiration to the swimmers. The team was led by co-captains Ted Ritter, master of the 50 and 100 yard freestyle, and James Morgan, 200 yard LM. and 100 yard fly specialist. Other notables on the team were Chris Nolan in the 50 yard and 500 yard backstroke. Jack Ribecky and James Crossin, both in the 200 yard and 500 yard freestyle, Steve Ribecky in the 100 yard breast stroke and James Darrow in the 100 yard freestyle. Also accumu- lating valuable points were the diving elite of Bruce Conover, Matt Frawley, Bruce McLean and Eric Pun- dock. The team spirit was at all times high as each and every team member participated in a most productive season. WHS OPPONENT 111 Union 58 1 42 Seton Hall 41 96 Union Catholic 76 112 Elizabeth 60 62 Irvington 14 91 Cranford 81 j 122 Plainfield 50 I 61 Ridge m 1 1 61 Lawrenceville in 107 Montclair 61 55 St. Joe’s 116 84 Cherry Hill 88 104 Rahway 64 r Wrestling The Wrestling Team compiled a re- cord of 9-8-1 in the 1981-82 season. Though the record was not up to par with Westfield tradition, the team, made up of only three returning letter- men, wrestled hard in a tough schedule. The team was led by senior co-cap- tains Matt Pac Man'1 Shields and Mike 'Raging Bull Giacone. The team was also paced by Gary Trenker, Tommy Miller, Andy Hassler, and Jeff Miller. Other varsity powerhouses included Milan Dipierro, Kenny Hurley, Darin Pinto, Pete Bourque and Frank Gian- none. It proved to be a successful sea- son for the varsity squad under the new leadership of Coach Don MacDonald. L LVILJ 1st. R. (1. to r ): Coach MacDonald, P. Hingle, M. DiPierro, D. Pinto, F. Giannone, G. Trenker, M. Shields, J. Miller, T. Miller, A. Haesler, K. Hurley, P. Bourque, M. Giacone, 2nd R : Coach Kehler, J. Schaefer, M. Benaquista, H. Sung, J. Dodd, P. Burghdorf, P Froden, J. McElroy, S. Shields, D Ostrovsky, B. Whack, 3rd. R. C. DiPierro, M. Palmer, M. Schuvart, F. Whedon, D. Feris, C. Jones, WHS OPPONENT 26 Plainfield 24 14 West Essex 44 38 Elizabeth 16 37 Seton Hall 23 18 St, Benedict's 33 58 Montclair 9 28 J.P. Stevens 28 24 Millburn 35 15 Cranford 36 36 Irvington 19 9 Hunterdon Central 47 22 Pascack Hills 36 27 Union 23 9 Scotch Plains 44 1 30 Piscataway 21 36 Plainfield 19 40 Kearny 21 39 Linden 19 113 Winter Track The Winter Track Team, coached by Walt Clarkson, had a large turnout of superb ath- letes this season. The team consisted of thirty boys and eight girls. Although often ham- pered by inclement weather conditions, the team managed to place in several major meets. Thirty-two runners will be returning next year and are looking forward to another challenging season. i i 114 1st R. (1. to r.): D. Nathanson, K. Blanton, P. Edwards, B. Chambliss, J. Kasko, D. Fitzgerald J. Schafer, H. Dietterich, 2nd R.: D. Biegler, J. Schmalz, N. Ohta, B. Bernstein, G. Kasko, A. Sommerstein, J. Fisk, J. Ansell, 3rd R.: P. Brug, B. Mertz, B. Martin, A. Jacob, J. Thomas, B. Wallack, T. Splaine, M. Shapiro, 4th R.: B. Byrne, R. Forbes, M. Stewart, C. Mullan, M. Shields, K. Rosenborg, E. Klingelhofer, C. Ryan, 5th R.: Coach Clarkson, E. Mertz, M. Cordes, M. Padula, A. Ziarnik, 6th R.: H. Clark 115 Bowling In its first year as a varsity sport, the Bowing Team showed improvement throughout the year The team was young and all of its varsity starters, including two juniors and three sophomores, will be returning next year. Coach Mike Tirone looked at this season as a building year as well as a time to gain experience. Bowling might be seen as an individual sport, but each member of the team must help each other in order to win as a group. Next year the Bowling Team will be contending for the top spot in the Watchung Conference. WHS OPPONENT 2 Scotch Plains 5 4 Rahway 3 4 Linden 3 7 Hillside 0 2 Cranford 5 0 Kearny 7 3 Union 4 5 Roselle Catholic 2 5 Montclair 2 5 Irvington 2 7 Elizabeth 0 0 Clark 7 7 Union Catholic 0 Boys’ Tennis The Boys’ Tennis Team had a great season in 1981, ending with a 23-3 record. The team won conference, county, sectional and group titles before losing a close match to Mooresville, 3-2, in the Public School Finals. Ken Schmalz and Rick Yawger had the distinction of being named to the First Team All-State. Chris Ali, Steve Kantor, Kathy Federici, Andy Little and Tom Andrews were named to either the Second or Third All-State Teams. Sophomore Gary Shendell led the team at first singles. With more than half of the team returning this year. Coach Berardo is looking forward to another successful season. 118 WHS OPPONENT 5 Metuchen 0 5 West Essex 0 3 4 Livingston Millburn 2 1 4 Elizabeth 1 5 Scotch Plains 0 1 4 4 Watchung Delbarton 1 1 5 Union 0 5 Cranford 0 5 4 Pmgry Montclair 0 1 3 Summit 0 5 Linden 0 5 Plainfield 0 1 Christian Brothers 4 119 WHS OPPONENT i Fliya herli 0 ( Wacchung Hills 7 s Scotch Flams 8 5 [jrtden 12 i Millburn 13 5 Plain fidd 3 17 Montclair 5 4 Piscurawav 3 5 Hdisun 4 9 Linden Ci A Union Catholic 14 9 Seton Hall 4 4 Roselle 3 IS Summit I t� ' Hillside 3 0 Cran It ird 3 ; ? Union 13 5 Plainfield u 3 Hlmibeth A 4 Clark 3 3 Roselle Gidiolic 2 I Scotch Plains U 9 Rjhwa a 4 Union X Baseball In the 1981 season, the Baseball Team compiled a 13-14 record, with one loss coming in the state playoffs. The team’s record was deceiving, however, as the players showed their potential by defeating such teams as Linden, ranked second in the state, by a 8-7 score. This spring looks promising for the Baseball Team—with seven letter winners returning, they hope to compete with the best teams in the state. 1st R. (1. to r.): Coach Lima, ). Mike, C. Solimine, M. Elliot, B. Bonnetti, T. Ripperger, S. Brown, M. Fenlon, 2nd R.: N, Vacca, P. Leifer, C. Gillhaus, C Drabin, K, Morris, R. Yatcilla, J. Kennedy. Softball The WHS Softball Team won the Watchung Conference Championship with a 1981 season re- cord of 19-7, The team batting average was .295 with 228 runs scored, Co-Captain Bonnie Bell completed her high school pitching career with 55 wins, achieved a senior year 17-6 record and was selected to First Team All- State Group IV. Co- Captain Cheryl Gleason's A94 batting average combined with outstanding fielding skills earned her a place on First Team All-State Group IV and First Team All- State All Group. Wl IS OPPONI: NT 17 t'lj iijisrch A 12 Cedar 'C!rove 1 1 f, Scotdi Plains 12 Linden 2 20 Railway 5 X 1 'ni«m I 22 Plain 1 it-IJ A A NutJey A Mill Burn t 5 Scotch Plains X UrVden 6 5 Mother Set on 1 1 A Rahway A Belleville A 9 Rt iselle a !■ 7 11,11 side -1 1 Cranford 2 15 Union 12 0 Piscataway •1 X Plain l id d I Golf The 1981 WHS Golf Team had a very successful year, compiling a 13-3 record. Led by captain Bill Madden, the team maintained a dual meet average of 44.3. The team placed first in the Watchung Conference Tournament and achieved fourth place finishes in both the County and District IV State Tournaments. The members of the 1981 Golf Team were Bill Madden with a 42.3 average, Bill Rankin 43-5, Tim Gaffney 43 7, Norm Koury 44.8, Nick Gold 44.9, and Chris Jones 46.7. With four of the six team members returning, WHS looks forward to a successful golf season in 1982, 124 WHS OPPONENT 8 Summit 10 13 Gov, Livingston 5 i 18 Elizabeth 0 18 Roselle 0 IWj Montclair 2 2 16 Pingry 2 18 Plainfield 0 11 Johnson Regional 7 f; 221 Bloomfield 226 15 Montclair 3 !: 9h Scotch Plains 8l 2 ' 13 Cranford 5 J m Seton Hall m i� 17 Union i 8Vi Bloomfield 9 2 14 Cranford 4 125 Boys’ Track The most memorable aspect of the 19 I Boys Track and Field season was the number ol records broken. The distance medley team triumphed at almost every meet, including the New Jersey Relays held at Rutgers. At all dual meets throughout the season, the entire team performed admirably, los- ing only one to Plainfield by a single point. 1st R. (1. to r.): M Schafer, T. Metzger, B. Heinbockel, B, Kilponen, M. Henry, D. Brady, R Savage, M. Dietz, S. Pollack, C. Trenker, P. Kellogg, 2nd R.: T, McGorty,J. Ansell,J. Fisk, B. Bernstein, N. Ohta, K. Hurley, K Wenta, A Gengos, S. Pafumi, P, Mullen, A. Sommerstein, 3rd R.: J. Schafer, G. Kasko, E. Mertz K. McGorty, T, Splaine, D. Beigler, R. Forbes, K, Blanton, M, Shapiro, 4th R,: D. O’Connor, M, Hone, H. Ho-Ran, R. Allen, M, Cordes, B. Byrne, B. Chambliss, D. Nathanson, 5th R.: JL Cacchione, J. Kasko, D. Fitzgerald 127 Girls’ Track The 1981 Girls' Track and Field Team posted a 2-6 dual meet record. They were third in the Watchung Conference, seventh in Union County, and eighth in the Group IV State Sectionals, Noreen Morris established new school records in both the Shot Put OOW ) and the Javelin (1055'). At the same time she placed third in the State Sectionals in the Discus and fifth in the Javelin, Senior Danielle Fisk also gained state recognition by placing fourth in the State Sectionals in the 800 meter run and second in Union County in the same event. Throughout the season, numerous team records were set: Cindy Best in the 1500 and 3000 meter runs, Danielle Fisk in the 800 meter run, and Jean Barietta in the High Jump at 5'0’ The Shot Put Relay Team of Cathy Morris, Noreen Morris, and Felicia Allen established a new school record with combined throws of 87 2 ' and placed second in the Summit Relays, WHS OPPONENT 47 Summit 75 51 Millburn 67 58 Elizabeth 64 71 Union 51 44 Pi scat a way 78 68 Linden 54 33 Plainfield 89 v . . ;«!0 128 1st R. (!. to r.): M. Traynor, E. Rainey, C Morris, D, Fisk, C Kelly, H. Brown, L. Orto, J. Batlecta, S Mullen, P. Framhertz, 2nd R : B. McHugh, K. Molden, S. Parisi, L. Scarpone, E. McCormick, C. Diver, M. Stewart, M Shields, M. Latartara, 3rd R.’ S. Friedman, E. Klinglehoffer, K, Rosenborg, C Best, C. Mullen, J. Barry, N. Morris, C. Driscoll, S. Blanchette, P. Meiselman, 4th R.; M. Splitt, E. Castel, K. Miller, C. Ryan, B. Weisman, S. Letto, S. Stokes, R. Epps 129 Lacrosse Led by tri-captains Stuart (Red) Buhrendorf, Shawn (Chic) Fla- herty and Timothy (Swiss Cheese) Landers, the WHS Lacrosse Team completed another season on its way up to the top. Although 1981 was not the most successful year for the still young Lacrosse Team, improvement in 1982 is inevitable with the guidance of coach Shaun Cherewich. Most of the strong attack line, known for its mastery of ball control, will be returning next season. Gene Kelly was honor- ably mentioned at All-State for his performance on the attack line. The strong midfield, comprised mostly of underclassmen, will contin- ue to be a threat in the 1982 season. From the midfield, Shaun Flaherty was voted Second Team All-State and freshman Paul Goski was honorably mentioned. The young but tough defense line, which included Curt Cimei, selected for First Team All-State, and John Kessler, honorably mentioned, had attack men from all over the state shaking. WHS OPPONENT 4 Livingston 11 3 West Morris 9 2 St. Joseph 7 8 Dwight - Englewood 6 5 Delbarton 4 2 Montclair - Kimberly 4 9 Clark 17 3 Pingry 6 2 Summit 10 2 Fair Lawn 12 3 Edison 6 4 No. Hunterdon 1 13 Voorhees 3 15 Bridgewater East 5 2 Me. Lakes 12 4 Blair 5 4 Edison 12 1st R. (1. to r.): G. Kelly, D. Lynch, B. Ashforth, K. Chin, T. Landers, S. Buhrendorf, S. Flaherty, G. Gilligan, P. Bourque, D. McCrackan, M. Zutty, 2nd R.: Coach Cherewich, J. Crane, C. Cimei, C. Lowery, G. Rothman, P. Goski, R. Miller, B. McDermott, H. Prybylski, D Love joy, 3rd R.:). Ward, B Martin, D. Robertson, R. Leslie, B. Carlson, C. Conabee, D. Higgins, P. Burghdorf, 4th R.: B. Maak, R. Snyder, S. Flaherty, J. Cutro, D. Lynch, T. Shepherd, R. Spear, S. Rinn, 5th R.: S. Frank, M. Wellnitz, T. Kieltyka, W. Craig, T. Kurz, G. Chen, D. Cozewith, J. McElroy, D. Gilday 5!£■ r' llS STsi 0 gpjy . V- ”Man, unlike any other thing in the universe, grows beyond his1 walks up the stairs of his concepts, emmerges ahead of his accomplishments.” T-r-vti� - CV -irri I' School Life Morning Has Broken . . . I I 135 Senior Jayne Warne shows the typical early morning enthusiasm v Have A Pleasant And Rewarding Day . . . 139 The staff is switched, but, unfortunately, the food on Switch Day is still the same. 1A Hitting The Books . . . 'rsrrS SS S 7 Vj Sj ‘j,rj SSSSSSSSS 'S SsSS SSSSSjV'SSSS‘'ssSsr' s Sssss'' srr ss srs sssS' ‘SSJ‘S rfS 142 14 Adam Beckett perfects his slinky skills during physics m pur this banana peel here!' When The 2:45 Bell Rings . . . 147 149 When It’s Time To Relax . . . 150 at the Folio Coffehouse made a special guest appearance The King Family Singers N Was the Go-Go's concert excellent or what, Louie? 152 153 Jerry . . . Jerry , . . 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K;; ' W y £ : y George Chen Alida Shantih Clemans Lyndsey Curtis Iiene Diamond Kenneth Good Mary Healy Gene Kelly Derek McEntee Brian LeWand Lisa Martin Beth Ann McHugh 158 Chris Parkinson 159 Underclass X___ Bruce Abrams Sean Abruzzo Marc Acito Krystal Adams I Paul Adamson Timothy Antamiccio Patricia Brennan is overjoyed by the outcome of her gourmet dish Don Anthony Amanda Avis I Francis Azzarto IGail Barker Richard Bartok Thomas Barton Patricia Basto Brad Bates Kathleen Belford Mark Benaquista Michael Bennettson Charles Benz Julia Bertrand Catherine Betz Charles Biggs Paul Blanco Steven Booth Debra Ann Botulinski Christine Bowbliss Timothy Boyle Timothy Braun A! ison Breach Patricia Brennan Mary Briant 162 Sophomores Dayna Brosnahan Lisa Brostek Stephen Brower Amy Brown Lisa Brown David Brownstein Adam Buchsbaum Steven Bountempo Dennis Byrne Deidre Callahan Carole Campanelli Debra Cannarella Kathleen Cannon Kathleen Capano Georgette Carter Jill Cardiilo Anne Carl Anne Carlson Maria Carnevale Robert Catania Michael Caoterucci Susan Chesnok Jeanie Cho Amy Chorost Hong Joon Chough Tom Christou Chrisintia Cichowski Janice Ciliotta Carolyn Clark Roben Clark Tracy Clarkson David Coates Brady Cole Carlos Collazo Kevin Collins Christopher Conabee Kathleen Conheeney Maryellen Conheeney Pamela Corsentino Henry Costantino Daniel Cozewith Jennifer Craig Sophomores . . . 163 Joan Crincoii Kent Cruger Natalie Csorba Declan Cunningham Marie Muscarnera . . , A Wild and Crazy gal! Lauren Curtis Stephanie Cutro Nancy Darrow Clarissa Davila Sarah Jane Davis Douglas Davoren Richard Dechellis Megan Decker Bryan Del ha gen Gennaro Demarco Walter Dembiec Thomas Deming Nicole DeNigro Sita Deodato Richard Deschamps Thomas Dettre Timothy Devitt Pamela Dickson Hans Dietterich Stephen Dietz Antonietta Dilorio Edward Dillon Paul Dinan Michael Dineen Constance Dinielli 164 Sophomores . . Melissa Dobbins James Dodd Jill Dodge David Doerrer Kristan Doerrer Elizabeth Doherty John Drescher Dana Dombroski Diana Donayre Brenda Druckenmiller John Duca Patrick Duggan Elizabeth Dugle Nicole Dzugan Karen Eickemeyer Thomas Eisenmann Andrew Elby Martin Elder Maribeth Elias John Ertman Charles Faggins Jack Failla Jessica Faller Kathleen Farrell Steven Feldstein Jill Ferguson Maria Ferraro Sheri Filippone Pamela Fink Cheryl Fischer Melissa Fleischmann Rebecca Fleming Thomas Fleming game of peek-a-boo. Sophomores . 165 Diane Flynn Dominic Fontana Andrew Forbes Antoinette Forbes Darren Ford Susan Fox James Frank Randi Frank Patricia Freda John Freer Christian Frerecks Beatrix Frino Peter Froden Emile Gadol Joan Gaffney Eileen Garrity Heidi Geores Marci Gerber Christopher Gergich Frank Giannone Daniel Gilday Andrea Ginsburg Lawrence Glantz Thomas Giasco Wendy Glickman Louis Goldstein Michael Goobk: Julie Gordon Thomas Gordon Vincent Gormally Paul Goski Chris Goss Irene Gottlick Patricia Graham Daniel Grasso Dolores Graves Coleen Gray William Griffin Christopher Grillo Julia Grimes i 166 Sophomores Katherine Griswold John Grossi Martin Gubar Janice Guglielmi Thomas Haiber Joseph Halpin Laura Halpin Kenneth Hampel Peter Hampton Christopher Harding Tammy Harriott Jean Harris Julia Harrison Gregg Harting Daniel Hauck Julie Haveson Greg Hawgood Lisa Hawgood Nathalie Hay Steve Hayashi Katja HeidfeLd Roger Heil Stephanie Hensel Paul Hetem Michael Hind I in Lily Ho Laura Hobbie Steven Hobson Joan Hoffmann Serena Hook Sophomores . . . 167 ■V- Denise Horn John Houlihan Ernest Hua Lori Hunnell Timothy Hylan Douglas Isaacson Marina Isolda Lisa Isoldi Brenda Jackson Jennifer Jackson Andrew Jacob Deanne Johnson Diane Johnson Shelly Jones Teresa Juchnik Dolores Kakareka Steven Kantor Lauri Kaplan Kathleen Katsch Marc Kaufman Jeff Kazista Christopher Kelly Steven Kesselhaut Nancy Kessler Edward Kim Jayne Kimber Patricia Klages William Kley Elizabeth Klezer Roger Kohler Elizabeth Koppe Steven Kosch Ria Krikliwy Carl Kumpf Margaret Kupfer Thomas Lalor Mr. Beil, this is public school, I parents! Jim Hall rehearses for 168 Sophomores . . Alfonso Lamastra Bryan Landadio George La pie ere Lisa Laurie Deborah Lawson Young Lee Scotc Leshick Stephanie Levine Justin Lewand Robert Liebesman Andrew Linden Elizabeth Little Brenda Locker Robert Longaker Vincent Lotano Traci Love Dave Lovejoy Tamri Lowery Elizabeth Luerssen Scott Lupia Dennis Lynch Kevin Lyon Jacqueline Lyons Doug MacDonald can't say this in front of Westfield his big performance. Gary Maher George Mahoney Ziva Marcus Stephanie Markham Michael MacDougall Fergus MacKay Maryanne MacLeod Clare Magee Paul Markson Brian Martin Robert Mason Christopher Matey Sophomores . . . 169 These W.H.S. cheerleaders nervously Cry out at an Arthritis Strength Bufferin screen test. Caroline McDonald David McEntee Tim McGale Ron McGann Kathryn McNally William McSalis Kathleen McSweeney Mary Mehorter Jane Mencher Suzanne Mendoza Robert Mertz Melissa Mickens Diana Miller Kenneth Miller Christopher Minichino Lisa Miragliotta John Mobilio Russell Moffett Christine Mcadam Heather McBride Katherine McCaffrey Stacey McCall 770 Sophomores Richard Mondelli Traci Monroe Leigh Montana Glenn Moore Steven Morenberg Christopher Morgan Jeffrey Morgan Scott Morgan Steve Morris Philip Mucci Daniel Mulholland Chris Munz Stephen Murray Marie Muscarnera Cornell Muse Lisa Muse Nancy Mysel Nathan Newman Elizabeth Newson Scott Nichols David Nixon Suzanne Norfolk John Novello William O'Brien Kathleen O'Donnell Nancy O'Donnell Miwako Ohta Charles Oullette Michael Padula Lori Pallarino Craig Palmer Nancy Panek Ronald Parisi William Parizeau Michael Parrish Christine Pasterczyk Thomas Patchett David Patterson Rocco Pavese Joanna Pecore Lauren Peretz Nicholas Perretti Sophomores 171 Ellen Perry Jerome Peterson Michael Peterson Larisa Petriano Matthew Petrik Lisa Piantkoski Even when Natalie Hay has laryngitis, she exercises her flirting actions. Myron Pilecki Andrew Pinkman Darin Pinto Matthew Pipher Ellen Pluca Stephanie Poliak Jay Post Marc Powell Stephanie Prial Kevin Price Gregory Pryor Anthony Pugliese Eric Pundock Joseph Quirk Smantha Ransom Pat Rehwinkel Nicole Reidy Michael Reilly Ann Reynolds John Ribecky Lisa Ricca Steve Richmond Edmond Roberson Matthew Roberts 172 Sophomores Danny Robinson John Rochford Melissa Rogers Joseph Rosolanko Robert Rotunda Chris Rupp John Russitano David Russo Christina Ryan Howard Ryerson Alicia Sacco Jeffrey Sacks Kenneth Salmon Jeffrey Sameth Paul Savin Gordon Schantz Jodi Scher Michele Scheuermann Alan Schmidt Pamela Schumann Laura Schwartz Steve Schwartz Eric Schwermann David Sclama Lisa Sculti Kim Selser Leon Senus Keith Shannon Mark Shanosky Julia Shapiro Elizabeth Shea Kevin Sheehan Deborah Sheldon Andrea Shen Amy Sherman Peter Sherman Joanna Shields Stephen Shields Frederic Shmurak Richard Shovlin Jane Shubitz Nancy Siegel come!! An underclassman relaxes with a Sophomores . 173 Todd Slamowitz Martha Smalley Natalia Smith Raquel Smith Shawn Smith Steven Smith Tacy Smith Maureen Smyth Richard Snyder Hung Sug Song Laura Soucek Elizabeth Spear Mary Ann Splitt Jane Steuernagel Marylou Steuernagel Eric Stogner Lesley Stone Douglas Stonebeck Gayle Strommen Kevin Sullivan Karene Tabor Linda Talmonc Teresa Tammaro Judy Tartivita Danny Tate Isaac Taylor John Taylor Laura Taylor Mary Beth Taylor Amanda Tesoriero John Thomas Kevin Thomas Kimberly Thomas Richard Thomas Marc Thompson Kathleen Tierney Darren Tiecsworch Yvonne Townes John Townsend Michelle Tracey Lisa Turiel 174 Sophomores Charlotte Tweedie Edward Tykot Douglas Unger Ann Marie Ungvarsky Kimberley Urso Jacqueline Van Grieken Gina Venezio Zoleta Vernugopal Venessa Vigilante Danielle Vitale liana Volkov John Volino Wendy Walbert Paula Wallman Megan Walsh Christopher Walsweer James Ward David Watts ”99, 100 Ready or not here I come!!” An underclassman relaxes with a quick game of hide-and-seek. Nancy Weaver Michael Weber Elizabeth Weil Michael West Erica Whellan Colleen Wieghorst Carolyn Williams Lorrett Williams Sophomores 175 Tequa Williams Elizabeth Wilson Eileen Wirth Matthew Wofsy Lisa Wolf Jacquelyn Wolfe Howard Wolfson Danny Wood Patricia Wood Patricia Wysock Sheila Young Andrew Ziarnik Christopher Ziobro Jay Zoufaly 177 ll V, Keda Adams Lisa Adnance Gene Paul Ahlfeld James Aiello John Albert i - i Barry Farbstein looks alarmed after discovering what his buddy, Phil Schirmer, has cleverly slipped into his milk. Jocelyn Alfandre Christopher Allen Reginald Allen Alan Anderson Bonnie Anderson Ernest Anderson Robert Anderson Jeffrey Ansell Lisa Ardrey Louise Arkel Greg Arkus Lisa Aslanian Claire Astringer Maria Austin Mark Axelson Jon Bach Deborah Barbe Joan Barry Marguerite Bartczak Michael Barton Anne Marie Battaglia Lesley Bavos Peter Beglin Rodney Belle Mary Bergen Cheryl Berkebile Brian Bernstein 178 Juniors Cynthia Best Lee Bidgood Daniel Biegler Craig Bigbee Peter Billson Christopher Bing Todd Bivona Jill Bixler Patricia Bizink Su2anne Blanchette Kelvin Blanton Shari Bleiweis Heather Block Victoria Bonnor JiU Bonnetti Peter Bourque Elizabeth Boyle Wendy Brady Roger Brewster Courtney Britton ■r-yT-r Ellen Broadbent Robert Broadwelt Brendan Broderick Sally Brown Victor Bundy Bonnie Buonanno Louis Buoscio Peary Brug Patrick Burgdorf William Byrne Kenneth Cabarle John Cacchione Joseph Cagnassola Bridget Caltagirone Jill Camp . 179 Juniors . i i ► V Mike, didn't your mother tell you not to pull little girls' hair? Christopher Canfield Richard Carl Emanuel Carlino Eileen Carnegie David Carney Jill Cashdollar Juanita Castel Lauren Chambliss Alan Chandler Cathleen Chapman Nina Chasnoff Cindy Checchio Andy Chen Michael Chin Peter Chomowicz Michael Chorost Maria Christou John Cichowski Claudia Ciullo James Clabby Laura Clarkson Kimberly Cleveland Robert Cocola Deborah Codella Susan Cole Carlo Coleman Sean Collins Susan Conheeney Michelle Conley Bruce Conover Tawana Cook Christine Corbet Eugene Corcoran 180 Juniors Matthew Cordes Michael Costa John Court John Crane James Crossin James Cunningham Eric Czander Kristen Dalseg Chris Dalton Laura Daniel Nancy Davison Christopher Dee Celeste Denerstein Lisa Deniz Paul Denning Steven Deriseis Joe DeRosa Sean Desmond Ellen Diamond Catherine Diaz Frank Dick Lorenzina DiDario Stephen Diemer Rene Dierkes Juniors . . 181 Allison Drabin Carolyn Driscoll Brian Drury Leonard Duca Cheryl Durante James Dymond Paul Edwards Patrick Ehrhart Randi Eisenberg Debbie Elliott Jennifer Elliott Laura Etzold Darin Fabiano Barry Farbstein David Faris Randy Farlow Jill Farrauto Kathryn Federki Jack Feeney Victor Finamore Susan Fischer James Fisk Mary Fitzsimmons Scott Flaherty Maria Fleming Frank Foley i82 Juniors Richard Forbes Jay Foskey Ricky Franco Steven Frank Paul Frantz Dominick Frasso Hal Freeman Susan Freeman Kimberly Fromhertz Deborha Fuchs Maureen Fuller Abbie Fullerton Rosann Fusaro Thomas Gaffney Dino Ganas Cary Garbow Stephen Garvey Julie Gaut Dorian Gavino Jeffrey Giaimo Peter Gilbert Frank Gilford Eugene Giasco Gregory Gleason Lisa Goldenberg Laura Gottlick Jeffrey Gould Jimmy Graham Elizabeth Graney Brian Gray Lauren Gray Sondra Greco Stefanie Greenfield Jennifer Gross Miriam Gulotta Juniors . . 183 V. Brian Halpin Kauaccu Harbaugh Ilia Harkins Richard Harlan Rachel Harrell Philip Hayt Eric Heinbach Doreen Helmar Heather Henderson Holly Henderson Jill Hendrzak Anne Hebert Robert Heckel Gabrielle Heidfeld Go ahead and laugh, Jack, I'm telling you, I saw another stunt on his friend Jack Feeney. Susanne Henn Kevin Henry Brenda Henshall Frank Hetem Adrienne Hill Lisa Hill Elizabeth Hindlin Stephen Hmgel Haoran Ho Tammy Hodges Victor Hoff . Lisa Hofmann Heather Ann Hoick Robyn Holland Michael Hone 104 Juniors . a U.F.O. right up there! John Tretout tries to pull Lisa Hopkins Christopher Hose Catherine Howard Linden Hu Martin Huff Tong Huynh Carroll Inglis Bobby Jackmin Ilene Jacobson Brian Jacox Michael Janner Dana Jenkins Robert Johansen Karen Johns Ronald Johnson Mark Johnston Scott Johnston Gregory Kasko Karen Kassinger Matthew Kaveney Teresa Kazista Maryann Kelly Kathleen Kennedy Kathleen Kennedy Sharon Kilcommons | David Klages : Steffen Klezer Ellen Klingelhofer i Juniors . . • 185 Glenn Kolker Gloria Koury Paul Kranz Cindy Kudron Thomas Kurz Stephen Ladas John Lambert Beth Landers Erik Lange Christina Laquaglia Kevin Lasher Oh, to be in Che2 Catherine now that lunch is here. Margaret Latartara Todd Lauster Martha La velle Amanda Lawson David Lawson Jill Lebowitz Neal Leicner Shelly Letto David Lipson Robert Littmann Susan Lojo Sharon Longaker Joseph Longo Roger Love Brian Lowe Susan Lowe Dean Luckenbaugh David Lunin 186 Juniors . . Mary Jane Lynch Lester Lynd Bonnie Lyon Bradley Maak William Macaluso Lorna Macaskill Kimberly MacKenzie Robert MacLean Kathleen MacPhee Frank Madden Elisabeth Manuel Philip Markham William Martin Elizabeth Martyn John Marvosa Scott Mazza Kathleen McCall Robert McCarthy Catherine McCornack Brendan McDermott Susan McDermott Michael McDonough John Me Elroy Kevin McGorty Lisa McGowan Bruce McLean Christopher McLinden Kathleen McNally Pamela Meiselman Scott Melka Juniors 187 Eric Metzger John Meyer Gregory Michaels Nancy Micione Antonia Mickens Paul MigLiozzi Laura Miller Robin Miller Thomas Miller Ellen Mischka John Monte Thomas Moore Paul Morenberg Noreen Morris Lynda Moss Paul Mourn Carrie Mullan Patrick Munz David Murphy Peter Murphy Simone Muscarnera Willie Muse David Musell Laura Nakatani Lisa NapoZiello William Newill Lynda Newman Mohana Nivargikar Christopher Nolan James Norfolk Denise O'Brien Daniel O'Connor Robert Oehler i88 Juniors Nobuhiko Ohta Robin Olson Amy O'Malley Christianne Orto Harvey Oslick Dima Ostrovsky Matthew Palmer Marc Papineau Laura Pardini Regina Parisi Mark Pasterczyk Victor Pecore Deenah Pelleg Dawn Perretti Michael Pecriano Tom Pierce Kenneth Pope Margaret Porta Lisa Jeanne Potyk Sarah Powell Robert Power Stephen Prasek Kimberly Price Mary Price Lawrence Pry by Is ki Robin Ratkowski Scott Reblitz Charles Regenberg Gerard Reidy Bonnie Reilly Joe Reiss Dawn Richardson Patricia Richter Juniors . 189 Steven Rinn Scott Risko Elizabeth Risse Theresa Robinson Daniel Rock Paul Rodin Keith Roes Dee Rogers Michelle Romano Rocco Romeo Karina Rosenborg Laura Roth Ellis Rowland Helen Rozanski Dina Ruggiero Charles Ruth Todd Sacks Stuart Sahulka Jill Sanderson Elizabeth Saunders Scott Sawyer Paula Scandale Craig Schaible Charles Scharf Just fed those biceps!” Cheryl Berkebile marvels at Helen Rozanskis physique. 190 Juniors Elaine Scheffer Philip Schirmer Jeff Schmalz Frances Schmidt Jeffrey Schneider John Schneider Miwako Ohta monkeys around in art class. Jeffrey Schrier Michael Schuvart Douglas Schwartz Dana Schwarz Steven Scioscia Daniel Scott Kelly Scott Amy Scastream Paul Seay Christine Sewak Shapiro Shea Sheehan Sheehan Schefer Evelyn Shen Gary Shendell Steven Sherman Kristen Shuman Michael Shusman Juniors . 191 Darren Stivale Heidi Stock Kathleen Stoffers Sally Stokes Carol Stravach Alicia Sugrue Gregg Sullivan John Suto Debra Tagliareni Pamela Tate Jacqueline Tattenbaum Allison Taylor Mariel Tesoriero Rebecca Thav Jane Theobald Laurie Thibaud Maria Thomas Tracy Thomson Jeff Tlkofsky Wayne Tiller Kathleen Tobey Suzanne Tomassi David Towns Carol Traynor Margaret Siecke Nikhil Singh Charles Skolnick Amy Slove Kevin Smith Tom Snyder Carla Sommerstein Laura Sonnentag Susan Sonntag Leslie Spasser Thomas Spiaine Sara Spotte Paul Stenbjorn n2 Juniors Thomas Trerotola John Tretout Que Trinh Zum Trinh Christopher Troy Karen Ujcic Susan Unger Bradford Upham William Vaccaro Kerry Vardalis David Venezia Carol Verniers David Verniers Mark Via Sabrina Vigilante Gillian Voorhees William Wallack James Walsh Clint Watkins Jeff Weill Mitchell Weiner Beth Weinstein Ellen Weiss Pamela Weiss Mark Wellnitz Danyel Wendroff Patricia Wesler Robert Whack Bradley Wiener Laura Williams Robin Wilson Todd Wimpfheimer George Withers Thomas Witzel Carl Wood Daniel Wright David Wright Tracey Wright Jung Jin Yoo Edward Yuengel Jennifer Zanger Jill Zeike! Juniors . . If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours.” Henry David Thoreau Seniors Felicia Diane Allen Mary Jean Aloia Laurie Andersen Andrew Angel Mary Jean Ansbro Simon Archambauk Mary Ann Aufiero Thomas Bader Honestly, I didn't steal the cookie from the cookie jar,” Jenny Frawley moonlights as the cookie monster. Jack Baldwin Stuart H. Ballatt Andrew Baker 196 Pete Balogh Ann Margaret Barry 'Go out wirh YOU? You’re a sophomore!' Kathy Miedzwieki tactful- ly rejects a proposition from her latest underclass admirer. Barbara Lynn Barr Jerry Basto Matt Bauernschmitt Adam S. Beckett Susan C. Belcher Paul Bel ford Karen Bellew Lisa Michelle Bellomo Bob Bennett Ralph Bencivenga 197 Glenn Bleiweis You mean if I hold this mirror like this, I can look like Dracula with no skin color? Pat Mullen has been photographed far too early in the morning for his liking. Maria Blancato Neal Bloom Michael Bonner Chris Ellen Bonnetti Douglas Boothe Peggy Borchers 198 Kathryn Boughcwood Bernadette Marie Bowbliss Terri Laverne Bowers Barbara Boyer Bob Boyle Marci Zapolsky babbles aimlessly on Kathy A. Braun Katy Daly listens attentively as about the history assignment. Wendy J. Brand Lori Bregman 199 Barbara Brewster Daniel Brois Jeffrey Brown Mark Brown j Greg Bunting YABBA DABBA DOG! Pete Buontempo Caroline C. Burke Tony Bush Eileen M. Byi John D Cacchione Steven Caine Lawrence Calabro Deidre Camillo 200 Dino J. Caminiti Elizabeth Camp Michael J. Campodonico Deborah Margo Cantor Nancy E. Carlson Student Council reports an excellent turnout at the year's biggest fund-raiser: Blues Brothers Tour ’81. William Carlson Mary Caste!lone Lynne Cavelli Donna Catanzaro 201 Barron Chamblis Julie Cheesman George T, Chen Caro! Chiddo Frankie Christmas Kelly A. Clabby I can't get that girl off my mind , . Enthralled by voluptuous Kiki Roll, Jon Mysel is incapable of completing any work. Debbie Chisholm Curt Cimei Maryberh Clarke Matthew Allen Clarke Alida Clemans Shantih E Clemans Laura Cleveland Elisha Beth Cohen Sarah Cohen Kelly Ann Coleman Phyllis M. Colicchio George Colonias Sue Compton Jon Conrad 'I wonder if he has a girlfriend . . Kiki Roll is intrigued by devastatingly handsome Jon Mysel. Nora Conrad Robert James Conway Karen Ann Cooper Geralyn Coopcrsmith 203 I I I Susan M. Cort Robert Cozzi Claire Cotter William Craig Michael Cotter Glenn Cruger I am so slick . . What Chris Parkinson doesn't know is that he's sitting on gum and his Father's going to kill him for ruining his new Brooks Brothers suit. Thomas Coughlin Maureen Cruikshank David Richard Cunningham Lyndsey Curtis 204 James J. Curro Kim Czander Alison Daitch Jim Dannevig is the typical example of the W.H.S. intellectual bookworm. 1 Kathleen M. Daly Sharon Daniel Jim Dannevig James Paul Darrow Joanne Davis John Davis Nancy Davis 205 N Steven Day Nicholas Dazzo Jeanne Adiar Decker Brien Deegan Elizabeth L. Demos Richard Denning Jacqueline Derrey Judith Madolin DeVido Whatever you do, don't turn around because here comes that guy I was telling you about. Sandy Bain manages to keep her cool under pressure. Will Devine Dominick DiDario Ilene Diamond Lora DiDario 206 Karen Dietz Catherine DiFonzo Felix Dilorio Julia R. Dillon I understand I'm in demand but you’ll just have to wait. Mike Murphy demonstates his control over underclass women. Joe Dinizo Kathleen Diver Susan Lynn Dinsmore Chuck diPierro Jennifer Beth Dobbins Robert Doll 207 John Donnelly Bob Donner Chris Drabin Paul Durante Chuck Dzugan Mike Ebert 208 Mindy Eisner Colleen P. Elliott This animal doesn't seem to be reacting to stimuli, Andy. James Engelhart Robyn L. Epps Leigh Esposito Daniel Fabiano Wendy Sue Fancher Margaret Farrell David Fitzgerald Diana L. Florian Adam Paul Forgash David Fowler 209 Have Captain Kirk beam us aboard again.” Alyssa Fox Adolph Franzoi Jennifer J. Frawley Gtno Frederico Sheila Freedman Sandra Frino i James Fritz Robert Fuchs Carolyn Lisa Gallagher James Gabriel Peter Gadol Reflections of W H S. 210 Mike Garofalo Bob Gibbons Chip Gillen Kart Gillhaus Christy Gingerich John M. Giordano Mike Giresi Gary Glass Kenneth A, Goldberg 211 Kenneth S. Good H. J. Goski The Chams Man makes a fantasy real.’’ Captured in an alluring pose, Peter Gadol models a selection from next fall's line of Chams de Baron AffiVswear. Christine Marie Greco Laura Grieb Alison Griggs Kristine Gormally Eric Gotsch Aimee Greek Laura Grimes 212 William N. Gude Lisa Guttadora Andy Haesler Holly M. Hall Marc Halluin Adeie Hanay Cathy Jean Hannan Holly Anne Hansen Diane Hart Rob Harrison David L. Harvey Brian Keller can associate with his English class topic - Alienation. Nancy Havas 213 Phillip E. Hawes Pamela Hawkins Paul J. Hawkins Mary Healy Patricia Hearon Angela Heidfeld Deborah Helmar Anne Marie Henn Virginia Hock Taking advantage of the newly instated optional-attendance program, many W.H.S. students have a pleasant and rewarding day elsewhere. Suzanne M. Hone Andrew Higgins 214 David Jackson 'This is great! I'll never have to study again. Maureen Walsh discovers the advantages of crib-noting. Barb Jacobs Claudia J. Jacobs 215 Greg Jackson Kathy Jackson V. ‘How about a few profiles buddy? This is my best side.” Gene Kelly aids our photographer. John S. Janner Marilyn Jenkins Carol E. Jasuta Mark B. Jenkins Tracey Lynette Jenkins Clifford Johnson Gail Johnson Melissa Johnson 216 Renee Denise Johnson Chris Jones Abhijit Joshi Aimee Junno Debbie Kalfaian Steve Kamins John Kandel Andrew Kaplan Mary Kaplan Jeffrey S. Kasko Joey Kaufman Debbie Kaul Shawn Keating Colleen B. Kelly Brian Keller Eugene M. Kelly I'm so bored. Linda Husted doesn't even know her right hand fingers have been flattened. 217 John F. Kennedy T. Henry Kieltyka Kathleen Kennelly Corinne Kilcommons Three students and one pair of feet take advantage of the resources available to foreign language scholars. Lauri Kesselman Kim Paula Kirkiey Eric Kirschner John Kessler Carrie C. Kotcho Norman Koury Sarah Kroloff Jon Kudlick Lorrie Kwasek Ruth Landers Elizabeth Lally Jill B. Lang Peter Balogh boasts that he lost 5CX) lbs. drinking diet soda. Herman Lange Amy R. Laurie Paul Leifer Lana Leinbach 219 Philip Leitner Irene Lenart Reid A. Leslie Carol Joan Levy Scott Lind Andy Little Christopher Loder Matthew A. Linden Cindy Lloyd Frank V Lotano l • Oh, No! I wish these stupid contact lenses would stay in, Paul Savoca can’t see enough to sign his name without them. Yvette Joy Liebesman Brian ]. Lewand 220 Christopher Lowery Scott Lucke Kevin Lyons Four periods later, Jim Englehart is still refusing to swallow his lunch. James Joseph Mareantonio Laura Marotta Debbie Maddock Kevin Martin Mary Rita Maravetz 221 Matthew j. McCaffrey Christine McCormick Douglas McCracken Alice Marie McGowan James A. Maslin Brian D. McCarthy Monica M. McDermott Dave McCornack John Walter Maslin Chen Parisi launches a tigerly attack on right fielder Ann Barry, Derek McEntee Michael McGale Lisa T, Masterson 222 Elaina McGrath Jack McGuire Beth Ann McHugh David W. McIntyre Maureen McSweeney Judith Merrick Julia Melton Malin Midby Judy DeVido finds it hard to conceal the huge hole in the side of her face made by a potato peeler. David Miller Jeff Miller Jonathan Miller Tina Miller 223 Matthew Patrick Minogue Kathleen Molden Ah! Only five minutes in the period to finish my calculus homework, rewrite my thesis paper, and begin my physics lab!’’ 224 Steven Murch Aileen Mueller Patrick Mullen Karen Muller .. I’ll grab the grade book and jump out the window . . . ’Joe Stone plots yet another adventure in intrigue. David A. Nathanson Jonathan Mysel 225 Jacqueline Nichols Kathleen M. Niedzwiecki John Norfolk Look guys, I can even operate my calculator through the case! George Chen exposes yet another facet of his intelligence. 226 Ben Nostrand Laura Notarmaso Philip Nussbaum Angela Osborne Pamela Ott Kathleen Ouellette Sal Pafumi Joe Palmer Cheryl Parisi Brian Parkhurst Chris Parkinson You said she was pretty, but I didn’t think you were serious! After seeing his blind date's picture, Jon Wasserman anxiously awaits Satur- day night. 227 V Ruth Parsell Carmel Perconte Carol Patterson Rosanne Perkins Man, when I was a sophomore we were a lot tougher! Senior Tom Bader expresses disappointment in the sophomores next to him. Maura Perry Sue Petrozziello Brenda Petterway Beth Pierce Jonathan R Pollack Alicia A. Poole Marianne Porta Stacy Portewig 228 Jill Posy ton Karen Priest Charleen Pringle Jennifer Pruden Diana Prymowicz Douglas J. Pundock Diana L, Purvis Richard Quinn Newlyweds Doug Boothe and Michelle Shields Boothe plan to leave for their honeymoon vacation at the newly refurbished Garwood Seaside Motel. Bill Rankin Sandra Redd 229 I figure if we can scrape up a few hundred dollars, we should be able to make it out west. Pete Sullivan and Jane Robinson Mike Tyler are getting really tired of school. 230 Megan Robinson Brian Rodgers Is this guy for real? Some guys will go to any length to get a dare with the desirable Karen Dietz, 231 Andrea Rottenberg Nancy Rowe Gregory Ruggiero Philip Russo X. iS? Maureen Ryan Michael Sacks Frank Salvato i Rob Saunders Michael Sapienza Dr. Willett breaks the news to Ms. Roy that she’s either going to have to give up her bag or her job. 232 Stephen Sautner Howard Savin Carmine Savoca Paul Savoca Lisa Scarpone Laurie Schaefer John Schafer Elaine Schenkel Sandy Scher Heidi Schleifer ‘Hey Dave, snap out of it! John Kennedy tries to take Dave Jackson’s eyes off one of the many voluptuous W H S babes. 233 Alecia Seery Jared Shapiro Jeanne Shapiro Laura Joyce Shaw Thomas W, Shepherd Brian Sheppard Matthew Shields 234 Michelle Ann Shields Jeff Miller £oes for a walk. Jack Silver Kevin C Simons 'I bet you $50 he bites his nails . . . another $50 he eats it!” Andy Angel will never believe what goes on right Marc Slamowitz in front of his nose. Diane A. Smeaton Edgar Smith Howard Smith Mike Smyth Sunny Song 235 Lisa Beth Snyder Walter Sobanski Adam Sommerstein V Richard D. Spear Lisa Splitt Beth L. Staffin Kenny Stahman Michael Stamer Karolyn Stevens Melissa Stewart Joseph Linck Stone 236 Peter Sullivan Robin Swarts Laurie Taddei Danny Tannenbaum record turnout after introduction of the new Tick and Chick offer. Bryan Thompson Jennifer Thomson 237 Megan Tibbals Mark Andrew Tierney Robert Tilton John Timler Karin Tirrell Gary C Trenker Adrienne Tretout Margaret Elizabeth Ann f — . ■ . ■ w pinnp I nnn nirti li 1 I Dave Jackson triumphantly shows Coach Kehler the piece of Union’s playbook he acquired during his weekend escapades. 23b Literary scholar Matt Linden, unaware that the bell has rung, remains absorbed in medievil military warfare. Grace Tripp Aurelio Troisi Jill S. Twaddell Martha Tweed ie Nick Vacca Debbie VaIli 239 Hey, gimme a break! Patty Voorhees Lisa L. Vorhaben Misty Vredenburg Catherine Margarer Wagner Kimberly Walsh 240 Maureen Walsh Jayne Warne Jon Wasserman Neil Wasserman Rick Weber Michael Weingart John Weldon Martin Wellmann Kevin John Wenta Tracy Werremeyer Frank S. Whedon Jeffrey W. Wilde Denise Williams Mary Wirth Will you forgive me for shooting that arrow into your heartHolly Hanson really is sorry. 241 Kirsten B. Willis George-Anna Withers Kimberly Sayre Wood Gerard Robert Yaccilla Mike Yamada Michael Young Philippe Zanet Mark A. Zangrando Marci Zapolsky Debra Ann Zimmer Karen Zingerman Barbara Zlebek Janney Zonnevyiie And the fever called 'Living’ Is conquered at last.” Edgar Allan Poe 24 3 Only a moment; a moment of strength, of romance, of glamour, of youth! ... a flick of sunshine upon a strange shore, the time to remember, the time for a sigh and—goodbye!” Joseph Conrad 244 Senior Thoughts Felicia Allen ............................................... All my love is all I have so all my dreams are very special! Mary Alois .................................................... You only live once, buc if you live right, once is enough. Laurie Anderson .......................Some get strong, some get strange- sooner or later it all gets real- walk on Andrew Angel .....................................The world would sleep if things were run by men who say It can t Be done! Mary Ansbro ...................The world is so full of a number of things. I'm sure we should all be as happy as kings. Stuart Baliatt .................................................. Every joy is gain, and gain is gain, however small. Pete Balogh .............Optimists build castles in clouds, dreamers live in them, but the realist collects rent from both. Barbara Barr ........................... . . ............................ There’s nothing in this world so sweet as love. Ann Barry ........................................ We all face the scarlet conclusion but we spend our time in a dream. Matt Bauernschmitt ....................................................................... Ground control to Major lorn. Susan Belcher .................. Different days are ahead, but they’re made all the more precious by those gone by. Karen Bellow .......................... ........... If you can t be with the one you love, love the one you re with. Phillip Bergman .......... ................. . ............................Trust everybody . ... but cut the cards. Regina Bishop........................And now abideth faith, hope, love, these three; but the greatest of these is love. Jill Bixler ........................... . , A person whose life doesn't touch another's is a person without a shadow. Maria Blancato ..................Life is an adventure with only one end, why not make it as fun and free as possible? Neal Bloom .................................. . . .................We only catch a glimpse of all the life that is around. Doug Boothe ........................ . . The people who did lie were the more resourceful and ambitious and successful. Peggy Borchers .... Fat Freedy Blown Sky High, Chance Better Prance, Nova, Shosh, Seams to be Busting, Priscilla, Bye Elbe! Bernadette Bowbliss ................. . . . , . .................................. We're as free as a bird now . . . Terri Bowers ................ ....... . . . . . . ...... . . The finest art, the most difficult to learn, is the art of living . . . Barbara Boyer .......................... It doesn’t matter what you’re going to be if you can’t accept what you are. Bob Boyle ................................................................................. No guts - No glory. Wendy Brand ........................... . . , . . . . . ...... The memory of the times we spent together shall last forever. Lori Bregman ........................It is sweet to be appreciated by a great number and to be understood by a few. Barbara Brewster ................................................And the good-bye makes the journey harder still. Jeffrey Brown .................................. . , .............. ..........................Let ’em eat cake. Greg Bunting ....................... Or is it Burners? or Big Dribble? Or Bunterino? or Lightning? or Stride Rite? . . . Caroline Burke ........................ . , ... .... . , , . . The night is long, but you are here, close at hand so I’m . . . I ony Bush ................................................................................ Your world is rapidly lading. Deidre Camillo ...................................What is past has been. What has been will never fade; the future awaits. Liz Camp ..................... . — . . ..... . ... ...........................As time goes by, it’s the time of your life. Deborah Cantor .........................The only way to have a friend is to be one- valete, amici et bonae fortunae! Helen Carl .............v; J. -. | . . ; .. ... . . . . .........No one, not even the rain has such small hands. Nancy Carlson .................... .y. .V. i . . • • i.........................Life is a series of Short happenings William Carlson .......... . . . .......................Please President Reagan, tell Bonzo to bring back student loans. Juan Pablo Castel .... . . ...................................................... LIFE is STILL some scandalous deal! Mary Castellone ....................... . . Behind every great woman there's a good left hook- Miss Piggy. Julie Cbeesman ..................................................Two hearts that beat as one, we’ve only just begun. George Chen . There’s a time when we all must seek truth because there are no more answers in the back of the book. Curt Cimei ............................ . . ...Life is like a case of beer, the more you open up, the better you feel. Kelly Gabby .................. Remember when we were young and resrless and bored? These were the good old days. Marybeth Clarke . The soul would have no rainbow had the eye no tear,.. memories are everyone’s second chance at happiness- Matthew Clarke .........Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Alida Clemans ...................................................As if you could kill time without injuring eternity. Shantih Clemans ...........................................For life’s not a paragraph, and death I think is no parenthesis. Sara Cohen .......................... It’s just a fantasy, it's not the real thing, but sometimes a fantasy is all you need. K.Q . . . The world is full of Kings and Queens who blind your eyes then steal your Dreams . . . It s Heaven and Hell! Dino Caminiti ................................................................................Remember the stallions of ’82. Sue Compton ;; . , . . . Sometimes ! wonder where the years have gone- they all passed under sleep's dark and silent gate, Jon Conrad All the friends and memories will not be forgotten, Nora Conrad .. . . . ................You have to go through the thunder and rain before you see sunshine and rainbows. Robert Conway .............................. Space is the ultimate frontier, ’cause that's where I’m going to be next year. Geralyn Coopers mi th ................................ Son coeur est un luth suspendu; Sitot qu on te touche il resonne. Susan M. Curt . . . . We’re getting older, as time goes by, a little older with every day. we are the children of yesterday. Claire Cotter . ...........................................................Live each day as if your life had just begun. Mike Cotter . .The World is full of Kings and Queens that blind your eyes and steal your dreams—it's Heaven and Hell, Robert Cozzi ................................. ........... I...........Those who wish to sing will always find a song. Glenn Cruger ..........In the end it was the music . . . that kept them together . . . that kept them from going insane. Maureen Cruikshank . You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need. David Cunningham ............................. . ... . . ...................... . I hope June comes so we can graduate. Lyndggy Curtis ........................... Wherever the paths of life may take us, well never forget our days at WHS. James Cutro Kim Czander Katie Daly . Jim Dannevig Jim Darrow John Davis . .............................................................................. . . . . Montauk. .......................................................Time may change me, but I can’t change time. We’re captive on the carousel of time. We can’t return, we can only look behind from where we came. ..................................................................What a long strange trip it’s been; now's NovaM : Dark, Dutch, and Deli dm r Steve Day ............................................................Don t you think it’s sometimes wise not to grow up. Nick Da77G ............................ I see a face coinin' through the haze and I remember him from those crazy days. Elizabeth L. Demos . . Words ate timeless. You should utter them or write them with a knowledge of their timeiessness, Judith DeVido ..................The great person is one who is the micst of the crowd keeps the independence of solitude, Ilene Diamond ..................................I am not afraid of tomorrow for I can remember yesterday and I love today. Lora DiDario........With special friends and special times- the moments pass so quickly, but the memories last forever. Karen Dietz ...............................................................If you don’t stand up you doii't stand a chance. Catherine DiFonzo ...............if you love something, set it free. If it comes back it is yours. If it doesn't, it never wa$. Julia Dillon .......I wouici rather .earn from one bird how to sing than to teach ten thousand stars how not to dance. Susan Dinsmore ...............................Our future is shaped by our past, so be ver Careful what you do in your past! Jennifer Dobbins ...............................................................................Life, Live, Love and be Merry. Carl Doerrer .............................................................................................. . . Goodbye. Bob Donner .....................................Just as long as we have food, water, shelter, and music, well carry on. David Dorn ......................................................................Better for the smile you give, we will live. Chris Drabin ...........................................................................Don't you wish you were a Melon! Chuck Dzugan ........................................................In your head is the answer. Let it guide you along Michael Ebert ..........................................................................................Motocross no. i. Veda Edwards ..................................................................We do not live by knowledge, but by action. Mindy Eisner ...........................................Though we rush ahead to save our time we are only what we feel. Colleen Elliott ........................................................................ To be great is to be misunderstood. Jim Engelhart .....................Wisdom is to know yourself, courage is to be yourself, and serenity is to accept yourself. Robyn Epps ....................................................Jay and Robyn: the couple that’s true in the year of 1982. Leigh Esposito ......................Life is too short so why waste precious time? Gonna walk and don’t look back . ... Danny Fabiano ........................................................................................................Vm glad it’s over. Margaret Farrell . ...........I asked for all things that I might enjoy life; I was given life, that I might enjoy all things. David Fitzgerald ......................................To Hell with the rest of the world. Do what your heart tells you, Diana Florian . . |1..................................The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Michael Giresi . 5..........................Never lose the freedom to be yourself, for that is the one thing you can do best. Ken Goldberg . . |.........................................................Sometimes the touch of a friend is enough, Ken Good ............................................................ One must be something to be able to do something. Kristine Gormaliy i..........................................................The best things come in small packages. EJ. Goski ................ Live for today, with no future fears, ’cos this day will last a thousand years, if you want it to. Jennifer Gray...................................................................A woman can never be coo thin or coo rich! Dianna Grazul , . , .................................................Today is gone- but there’s a tomorrow for everyone. Aimee Greek .................Insist on yourself; never imitate, adopted talent is only half possession, yourself is a true gift. Chris Greco . . i , . ........................The future always arrives a little before you’re ready to give up the present. Laura Grieb...................................The way these days just rip along- too fast to last, too vast Laura Grimes .............................Fight for a principle- express your gratitude, and tell someone yoi Holly Hansen .............Movin' right along in search of good times and good news; with good friends, you can t lost! Rob Harrison ..........................................................CJ use some oxy million; DHVTA- Lacer, Devil. Diane Hart ................. ... Love when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must- that’s part of the plan. Dave Harvey ........................................................................................................ Amen. Phillip Hawes ......................Seniors! Education is the key to success, now all we have to do is open the door. Pamela Hawkins ............... Hey Mom, Nana I made it! Goodwin, Howard we oched it. We got it Stan- Love you. Paul Hawkins ............................................................................ I'm young. I’m wild, I m free. Mary Mealy .... Remember how we laughed away the hours and dreamed of all the things we would do . . . Hey Bean! Thanks Spank! Patricia Hearon ...................................Let us spread the music in our hearts so others will share our riches. Angela Heidfield .... I see my future at the rainbow's end, timeless friends . . . and if I could rest assured I will stay. Anne Marie Henn What you do is your own glory, what you love is your own power, what you live is your own story. Andrew Higgins ............................................You can be what you want and it doesn’t matter who you are. Suzy Hone .........................................The future is all but past, so lift up your heart and make a new start. Amy Hsu ..................................The legend of the Dragon shall live on . there will always be one around. Greg Jackson . ......................................................................... Julie and Greg 'Endless Love.’ Kathy Jackson .............................................................There is Jackson, standing like a stone wall! Barb Jacobs .................................................It is always the adventurers who accomplish great things. Claudia Jacobs .................................................To be of use in the world is the only way to be happy. John Janner................................................................Wisely and slow; they stumble that run fast. Mark Jenkins . . , It’s now out into the world where it’s cold and hostile . . . how about staying around here for a while? Tracey Jenkins ...................... To achieve, we must attempt more; to be more, we must reach for higher heights. David Johnson................The Gang II DJ RR JM JD MZ TB TD RS- There’s too much confusion I can’t get relief. Gail Johnson ........................................... I really can’t believe I am getting out of Westfield Senior High. Melissa Johnson ..........................So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past. Renee Johnson .................................. Renee Johnson loves Manny Johnson, Michael Richardson, Jose Ocasta, Chris Jones ...............................................;.......................................Thanks Paine-Webber. Aimee Junno . Don’t you want to dance in the future- there are a billion dreams that guide us- now we are free to see. Andrew Kaplan ...........................................................................Nuke the unborn gay whales. Mary Kaplan . . . You're afraid of being somebody's fool, not walkin’ tough, not walkin’ cool- can you walk the line? Jeff Kasko .............................. If tasks are worth doing, and friends are worth having, then life is worth iiving. Joey Kaufman ........................ I’m wild, I'm young and Em free—and gonna raise Hell . . . Don’t stop me now. Debbie Kaul............Ours the story shall we carry on and search the forest of the sun- We dream as we dream! Dream as one. Shawn Keating ................................. Do you still recall the way we Hied- Break on through to the other side. Colleen Kelly .......................There’s so much left to know, and I'm on the go to find out. P.S.- I love suspense. Gene Kelly ................................................. Losing your looks is no disgrace, but losing your poise is final. John F. Kennedy ....................................On the beach ... us boys- Fats, Jacks, Doodles-Big on. Later, JKT Kathleen Kennedy ..........Now is the time we must move on . . But what wonderful memories I have to take along. Laurie KcsseJman Where you’ve been doesn’t matter- Where you are touches my life- Where you might go touches my dreams. Tim Kieltyka ...................................................................................... A.B. Coke in cans. Corinne Kilcommons ........................................ All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Eric Kirschner ................................................................................ Life is a state of mind. Carrie Kotcho ..............................Without friends no one would choose to live, though he had all other Gods. Sarah Kroloft ............................................ Enjoy it while you are here, live for every moment- CLMS. Lorrie Kwasek ............................If you cry because of losing the sun, your tears will not let you see the stars. Norman Koury .... Get a job and fight to keep it. Strike out to reach a mountain. Be nice but inside keep ambition, Elizabeth Lally ...........................................................Alter the storm there is always a rainbow. Jjl1 Lan8 ...........................................................................................The party's over . . . Herman Lang ..................................... I wish a flower for the whole world and peace throughout the land. Lana Leinbach ...................................................................................... Love Speaks jn smiles. Philip Leitner ............................................................ End C)f chapter . . . Beginning of chapter. Reid Leslie . To my friends- without whose care and support I would never have made it through these difficult years- Thanks. Carol Levy ......................... Lucky I m sane after all I ve been through. I can’t complain but sometimes I still do. Yvette Liebesman .................1 ve just gotten older, 1 ve just gotten taller, but the little ones call me 'grown up”. 248 I didn’t stand a chance. They were two heavy metal guys and I'm just one scrawny, skinny punk rocker. Cynthia Lloyd ........................................................................ Our horizon is never quite at our elbows. Chris Lowery .............................There is only one success- to be able to spend your life in your own way. Kurt Lutz ......................You won't get wise if the sleep is still in your eyes, no matter what your dream may be. Kevin Lyons .......................................... If you can just get your mind together, then come across to me. Mary Rita Maravetz ............Time it was: a time of innocence, a time of confidences. Memories are all that matters. James Marcantonio ..............................................Is it tomorrow or just the end of timer' - The Gang II. Kirsten Martin ............................................................................ Live for today, Love while you can. Lisa Martin ............................. . ....................................................And life goes on . . Willis Martyn ........................................................ Just remember- a tree died to give you this book, John Maslin ........... Let it not be forgot that there was a spot for one brief shining moment . . . There was Camelot. Matthew McCaffrey ........................................................... . The Commandos will never die! Brian McCarthy ................I am born, I am me. I am free, look at me. I am young, sight unseen; Life unsung . . . Christine McCormick ........Minds are the expression of sails and hearts— what we think today, we become tomorrow. Dave McCornack . . . Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth. I do recall those were the best times most of all. Monica McDermott ..................... If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it, Derek McEntee ......................................................................A new low ... I’m SO ashamed. Mike McGaie ................................................. You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough. Alice McGowan ........................................................Blessed be you CP. to bring happiness to me. AAF. Jack McGuire .........................Some day well look back on this, and it will all seem funny, the summer of 1981 Judy Merrick ............................................................................ All we are is dust in the wind. Jeff Miller . .... . . Those of you in the cheaper seats clap your hands, those in the more expensive, rattle your jewelry. Malm Midby .... Sail on silverbird. Your time has come to shine, all your dreams are on their way and Lin sailing right behind, David Miller .........................................................................• . Where’s your brain. What, Jim. Doug McCracken ............................ You are the sunlight of my growing. So much warmthTve never felt before. Jon Miller ............ If you cook apples like cranberry sauce, they taste more like stewed prunes than rhubarb does. Tina Miller .................... Shower the people you love with love, things are gonna be much better if you only will. Kathy Molden . ......................................... It is a beautiful necessity of t)ur nacute to love, something. Patrice Monaghan .................................. It is better to lose on your own terms than to win on anyone else’s. Adrian Mcmcloa If the balance of our lives had not one scale of reason to poise another sensuality . . . rebound it Morg: James Morgan Got it Clo:. . .the blood and baseness of our natures would conduct us to most preposteritLus Conclusions, David Monzella ...................................................... In this great future, you can t forget your past. Kimberly Morgan ...................... Set your sights to the highest peak and it is that mountain that you shall conquer. Jane Morrissey .................................... You only live once, but if you work it right, once is enough. Aileen Mueller .............................................And .so it’s time to change our ways, but I’ve loved these days. Steve Murch ............................... Our goals now expand to make what we have learned obsolete. Katie Murphy . ................. .......... . .. . ................. And after ail this won’t you give me a smile? Michael D. Murphy .............................................................................. Never doubt Murphy’s Law. Mike J. Murphy -.................................................................................... Can you help it! Sean Murphy T ............................................ Get what you want, but get it at Waldbaum’s. Jon Mysef . .;..........; ............................ But then again, is not music just an organized -arrangemem of sound? Nate Nathanson . ..................................... It s not goodbye to your friends, it’s hello to a new world. Mike Nauhauser ............................Vandals live on. Dakota Street Gang are 1. Memories of my Senior year K.T. Amy Nelson .......................................... Life just is. You have to flow with it. Give yourself to the moment. Jim Newill ........................... y,........ -■ ............................................ Live, Love, Laugh Kathy Niedzwiecki ...................................................... The longer I live the more beautiful life becomes. Laura Natamaso ............................. The future always arrives a little before you're ready to give up the present. Phillip Nussbaum .................................. . . . . .... .... 1 didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition. John O’Brien .................. To have a reason to get up in the morning, it is necessary to possess a guiding principle. Bill O’Herron .........................................This is the springtime of my smile, the second season I am to know. Laura Olbeter ............................................. I can still hear you saying you would never break the chain. Siobhan O’Malley ..................................... - • ■ ■ - ■ Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition! Kathleen Ouellette . . ...................... . . . . I'm free and freedom castes of reality. Sal Pafumi _________ I ■ ■ • • Good luck to All. I6e Palmer ................................................ ..........................Some people think I'm Hispanic. Cheri Parisi ................................................. Lookin’ back at the years gone by like so many summer fields. Chris Parkinson ...............................................................It’s my life, and I'll do with it what I like. Ruth Parsell .........................................May little white men drown in designer jello—we have won the war. Carol Patterson ...........Go calmly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there might be in silence. Carmel Perconte .............................................................. We never lose a minute, it in it there is love! Rosanne Perkins . ...................May we always observe life’s beauty and joy through the eyes of the child within us. Jon Pollack ................................................... Life is a sparkling bubble in the pink champagne of time. Marianne Porta ............One must portray life not as it is and not as it ought to be, but as it appears in our dreams. Stacey Portewig ................................ May our friendships remain as strong as the memories of the good times. Karen Priest ................................................................................ For all men, we re all the same. Jennifer Pruden .............................................The times wo ve shared today will be the memories of tomorrow. Sandra Redd ...............To be what we are, and to become what we are capable 0! becoming, is the only end in life. Tracey Reilly ....................................................................So loaded now. Hell 1 cant even think. Robin Rice ......................... Doing what you like is freedom, doing what you want is happiness. Love you W.C. Theodore S. Ritter ......................................................Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like bananas. Cindy Rizzo ________ Got a dream and we just know now, we're gonna' make our dreams come true, doin’ it our way! oh baby. Damian Robertson .................................................................Psycho killer . . . Qu’ est-ce que c’est. Brooke Robinson ..........................Though we may trip alot, we never fall; snowstorms on LBI, still waters run deep. Jane Robinson ....................................... All you need in life is love, laughter, friendship, and a few miracles. Megan Robinson . . Each ol us has a dream ,to chase, and I wish everyone good luck in catching the one they long tor. Kiki Roll .......................... I'll take the best, forget the rest and someday we’ll find that these are the best of times. Donna Rolleri ...................................To all of my friends: Good luck and may all of your dreams come true. Dave Romeo ........................................................................................................me frizz Head. Andrea Rottenberg .........................................Good dreams and good friends are what tomorrow is built of. Nancy Rowe .............................................................................. Success is born of dreams fulfilled. Greg Ruggiero .........................................................Time is forever. Bur a moment passed is forever gone. Maureen Ryan .........................................We’re getting older as time goes by. We were the children of yesterday. Steve Sautner .............................................................. Nothing ever matters in the Fourth Dimension. Lisa Scarpone ............................Nobody knows what dreams I see, ain’t nobody really sure who they wanta be . . . Laurie Schaefer ...........We don’t remember the bad days we’ve had. What we remember are the meaningful memories. Elaine Schenkel .....................................................I will choose a path that’s clear. I will choose freewill. Sandy Scher .......................We never appreciate the good times until it’s too late- schooldays are such happy days. Heidi Schleifer .................................................To remember the past, to live the present, to trust the future. Fred Schneider ............If you’re in outer space, don’t feel out of place, ’cause there are thousands of others like you. Party Schumann ................Sometimes you wonder what happened to love, sometimes the touch of a friend is enough. John Schwartz .......................................What are the sections sections of? Imagine a caterpillar moving- one. Neil Schwartz ......Friends are not only together when they are side-by-side, even one who is far away is still in our thoughts. Alecia Seery ......................................... Down on everything we do? I really wonder if you see today like I do. Jared Shapiro ..............................................Who says life’s a bowl of cherries? It’s a hell of a lot of work. Jeanne Shapiro ................................................................The world is but canvas to our imaginations. Laura Shaw .........I know I am mad . . . I’ve always been mad, and this madness is fine, yes if you’re mad at the time. Michelle Shields .......................................................Young hearts be free tonight- time is on your side. Jack Silver ..............The past was yesterday, but today is now. We can forget all the bad times, if we just learn how. Marc Slamowitz .........First there was the Mets and then there was baseball! . . . Remember the Workshop Beth, Matt! Diane Smeaton .............................................. The most wasted day is that in which we didn’t laugh together. Ed Smith........................................................................................ Happiness is a warm gun. Lisa Snyder ...............................................................If dreams came true, oh wouldn’t that be nice . . . Sunny Song ................................. Who can stop what must come now, something new is waiting to be born. Beth Staffin ...................................................... We may lose realities but the memories can exist forever. Mike Stamer ....................................... Everybody’s a dreamer, everybody's a star, it doesn’t matter who you are. Karolyn Stevens ........... • - .............................. I will choose a path that's clear. I will choose free will, Melissa Stewart ............................I need to laugh when the sun is out, I've got something I can laugh about. Joe Stone .......................................................The Elephant call stands alone but shall return- TAHUDA! Hllie Sullivan .................... Dear friends, we have had some rough times. Grow with me, for the best is yet to be! Paul Su,livan ............................................................................................ Catch me if you can. Kelly rener .............Now Fm on my feet again, better things are bound to happen. Ail my dues surely must be paid. Mike Thomas ........................................... To the graduating class of 1982: Congratulations, this Bud’s for you. Morris Thomas .........................................................................Some ask why, I ask why not. Rosemarie Thomas . . Every heart, it seems, is bounded by a world of dreams; sidekick our memories together, friends forever. Bryan Thompson ..................................................Life is just a candle and a dream must give it flame. Mark Tierney .............A certain amount of opposition is a great help to a man. Kites rise against, not with the wind. Bob Tilton .................................................................. Is an apple still an apple in Flatland? Peggy Tobey .................New friends 1 cherish and treasure their worth, but old friends to be are the salt of the earth. Aurelio Troisi ...................................................................... . He is well paid that is well satisfied. Jill Twaddell ................ Face the sun and let the shadows fat! behind-show a little faith; there's magic in the night. Nick Vacca . . . Two vital aspects of life: always follow your heart where it leads, and ALWAYS GET THAT STANK! Jill Valenti ...........Don't you feel a change coming from another side of time, breaking down the walls of silence? Debbie Valli .................. Fm ready to travel down that dusty road, even though [ don't know where it will lead. Donna Van Keuren .................... There are goldships and there are silverships but there are no ships like friendships. Frank Vastano . ................................................... It’s down to me, the change has come, now what? Bob Vidaver ................................................................1 couldn’t have made it without you, Drue, Patty Voorhees ........................................................................It’s better to give than receive. Lisa Vorhaben.To WF . How long it’s been since yesterday . . . what about tomorrow; what about our dreams and our memories we share? Cathy Wagner .............................................................. At the end of every rainbow is a pot of gold. Kim Walsh ..................Time is endless; Love seems endless; music comes and goes; memories are forever . . . TPC82. Maureen Walsh ..................................... May you be in Heaven a half hour before the Devil knows you’re dead. Jayne Warne . ........................................................................................ it’s meant to be. Jon Wasserman ...................................................................... Wait til Otis sees us ... He loves us!! Rick Weber .....................................................It's not the size of the ship, it s the size of the waves. Martin Wellrnann .......................................................................Das Leben ist hart aber gerecht. Frank Whedon .................................................................................. If it feels good, do it! Jeffrey Wilde ..................................... Genesis: If you don't stand up don’t stand a chance. Genesis forever! Denise Williams ...... There's nothing we won't try, never heard impossible , this time there’s no stoppin’ us! oh baby! Mary Wirth ............................................................... You can only live life it you learn to give love. George-Anna Wither .............................................. Though love be deeper, friendship is more wide . . . Mike Yamada .................................... . Be ready for whatever is meant to be, and willing to accept what isn’t. Marci Zapolsky ..............................................Although 1 see the sun set now, I know it will rise again. Debbie Zimmer .................................................. You can dream but you can never go back the way you came. Conclusion dJ y. • V;-i - -1 ' sas Our halcyon school days are gone and we now leave our classmates behind to expand our education, grow into adult- hood and pursue our dreams. Although we may grow apart from our high school friends, we will always remember the experiences we shared. These pages, preserved by some consid- erate hand,” have restored a portion of those special moments— the rest will be etched in our memories forever. 254 255 o 256 257 ?58 259 i. . —■ 'Z : I B 2eo 261 262 263 264 -.-.V : , ; • 265 Everyone has a moment in history which belongs particularly to him . . . 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Kido pig, Lit' one, every little thing he does is magic,” Dick, swinger, tramping, (AIMEE SUE), get back . . . hey, B.S., R-E-B-O-U-N- D . . . rebound, bluuumblum, pink whales. Whip out, bouncers, scat., RALPH, the drink, don't go, S-U-P-E-R, Hein, in 1 sec, Where’s your side kick?, our social disease, meet you Vt way, ROTATE, RETURN REVERSE, tiger underwear, LAVALLETTE, gimme a but, WHAM, Eat, Bite . . get into it, loonie drivers, crutches, popcorn, smurfing, attackes at Burger King, coffee houses, grey, busted for driving, prom, per. 2-8, Another one rides the bus , my funkey sensation, M.B. says I talk too much D,B., leprecy, SAMURI RASIN, ' It’s not so bad’’, do it up, what a babe!, norm, drew, kurt, (SLIRPRISE), those guys, ECHO, let's groove tonight, 41, turnperk, parting with the lights on, bush on golf edge. Journey buzz, dolly, there must be some misunderstanding, let's get physical, turn it on, fluff, bellewshi butt, DROOPE!!, hippups, zap, you bring me up!, 2bb, mt, Don't Stop believing, I think this one has your name on it, suction, I can feel it, peel out on E. Broad, What a long trip it's been, Ann-Man, HEY CHERI!!, GRACE!!!, Mattie, Kel, Poc, Lis. Friends forever!! The 1982 Weather Vane Extends their sincere thanks to the following Photo Contributors: Doug Boothe Bruce McLean Chuck DiPierro Chris Lowery Normandy Studios A special thanks to Chris Conabee . . . 290 Now appearing, the COD . . . Grrr N.T.W. Shipwreck '80 Young Si Yellow Purple Death survivors I ain't here on business baby, I’m only here for fun . . . Kira, daughter of Zeus Full throttle Skip it Will you go out with me? Christopher JAMMIN'! Lou Staff The screen doors SLAMS . , , we j wops The Baked Apple sparklers Honey! My names Arlene . . . Jammeyville Tech apres ski action What time is it? and Tinki, too You WISH . . . VLS MCC ice cream tube top Leather jackets Kids are huddled on the beach in the mist Rex. you take my breath away! Cookes Bambi Flash 'em the Mary Jane tan Lonesome Losers F, face Twist and Shout Harbor Driving School We a mosrsaw aj, T, concert Barky T. Stick FUSA power! Han Solo July 8, 1981 Hslaw Hi Bob, who’s your friend? The guys BAS BAN I don't know either! It’s a sunshine day . . Boogying at the disco Baskin Robbins I caught you glancin’ my way . . . Guess who came into Hills last night? The old country 5 min, 13 secs, Orbsna the purple ski bunny scrubbing clams In Candy's room . . Southside Johnny— we had a party! PB cookies Meadow- lands! T-now! Brooke Jamming to Beach Boys migrant workers Lights out tonight, trouble in Nosnibor’s bedroom green jello tubing Wipe out '80 '81 Bud time! Sandy, Linda, Debbie, Jill, Cara, Mark— we love you, too! That's a new line . . . Lazar Rock Mr. Wonderful The Mets ( 16) Loveboat Good Answer! Well I got some beer and the highway's free . . . baseball with layouts Seventeen party summer romance Party with Nardi Jammey disco Endless Love something wrong? NYC stuff Monica’s dent forest creatures BRENDAN}. tryst Pig I doubt it the Megas the Permas shared bodily warmth It all began with Badlands Chello! Ya know what I mean? I hear ya! horseback riding Shadow— there's no getting over me Bad Trip! FYBO o k. , , be a fox trashy novels go f. a bagel Frank-Eric Celebrate good times! Monkey and the Bun war ravished nations Let’s get into politics meat and milk TN, HO, GG, BB Tunisia So what did you do? I ace it! We have to do something good tonight the five originals FUSAM I love this song! Brucelit RZL Weed Children Magic Pan Charles It's a town full of losers, we re pullin' out of here to win!! Mr. Mrs. Walter Albee Alas! My magic is gone Mr. Mrs. W. A. Allen The Alndew Family The Altman Family The Andre' Family Theodora A. Andrews Mr. Sc Mrs. Charles W. Anderson The Rudy Apruzzi Family The Asselins John Marie Attmore Mr. Mrs, Lawerence Austin Johann Sebastian Bach Chris Bachert Mr, «Sc Mrs. Bailey Family Mr. Mrs. Donald Ballatt Anne Balletto Bandstand Music Mr. Mrs. Allan Barnett Mr. Mrs, T. Barrett Mr. Mrs. J. Baraniecki John Bartolomeo Mr. Mrs, Gerard Barton Congratulations-The Battiato Family Mrs. Robert Bauer Drs. David Befeler and Sheila Buckbinder Mr, Mrs. Donald W. Belcher The Bellew Family Patrick Benatar Kenneth M. Bendel Bennettson Family The J. H. Bernstein Family Debbie Bob Bertoido Mr. Mrs. Frank H Betz Beth Go to it -Kim-Sheila Biener The Bierbaums Mr. Mrs, Charles S. Biggs Mr, Mrs. Biggio The Birdsalls Mr. Mrs. Fred Blackman Philip Blancato: If you think the football team is great now-wait kill the class ot '85 Suzanne Blanchette Blest Be Tie That Binds-The Baldwins Mr. Mrs. Bloche Mr, A. Block Mr, Mrs. F. Blyskal Congratulations-The Bodner Family Mrs. Boor Scott Sc Penny Booth The Boothe Family The Boylan Family The Basil Bourque Family David Candace Bowers Joe Brajiole Toast The Brady Family The Brandelys Lillian Breitbarth The Brendels The Brewsters The Brice Family The Briemer Family Mr. Mrs, R. Broadhead The Broderick Family Sis Brostek Amy Brown Jill Browning Mr. Mrs. Brownstein Congratulations Denise, Freda Art Buliivant Mr. Mrs. Charles Burgdorf Mr. Boles Burke Mr. Mrs. James Burke Family Mr. Mrs. Justin Byrnes The Calamusa Family Mr. Mrs. William Campanile Family Mr. Mrs. Herbert Cannon Mr. Mrs. R. Caprario Mr. Mrs. Frank J. Cardillo The Carlson Family Carry on . . . Fusa Mr. Mrs. Arthur Cary Diane Seabrook Cassels The Cauterucci Family Nancy Chapman Mr. Mrs. Gary Checchio The Chorost Family Mr. Mrs. D, Cilo Stephanie Maggie Cimei Mr. Mrs. James J, Clancy CNJLS John Adam Sara Colby The Cole Family Mr. Mrs. Hugh Cole Mr. Mrs. W. Merritt Colehamer Helen Collins Come bring me some liggy pudding Congratulations Congratulations Howard! The Smith Family Congratulations Michelle! Love Mom Dad Congratulations Pooge Congratulations Saggy Sock (74) Mr. Sc Mrs. Grover Connell The Conway Family John Sc Joan Conway Vivien Sc John Cook Lewis Corno Mr. Mrs. H. R. Cory The Cotter Family The Coughlin Family William Susan Covert Sc Family Congrats to the class of 82-from the Cozewith Family Dr. Sc Mrs. J, W. T, Craig Mr. Sc Mrs, Leonard W. Craig Mr. Mrs. John Crane Mr, Mrs. James Crossin The Cruger Family The Cummings Family The Czander Family Mr. Mrs. John Czap The J. Czarnecki Family Mr. Mrs, Daniels Mr. Sc Mrs. Kenneth Davidson Paula Lynn Davison John Rebecca Davis Mr. Mrs. George Deckner Drs. Judith Sc Warren Dederick Mr. Mrs, Peter DeGirulamo Mr. Mrs. Gerald F. Del Monico Helen Tony DeNigio Nicole DeNigro Mrs, Thomas DePalma Mr. Mrs. Gene Dervin Jim, Tom, Joanne Dettre The DeVido Family Mr. Mrs. David Dial Mr. Mrs. Adolph Didario Mr. Mrs. Dick Diemer Mr, Mrs. Frank DiGiovanni Mr, Mrs. Nicholas Dilorio Mr. Mrs. Paul Dinan Sc Family Mr. Mrs. Charles diPierro The Dodd Family Mr. Mrs, John Doe The Doll Family Mrs. G, T. Donahue Debra Herb Donner Mr. Mrs. Joseph Dome Sc Family The Doyle Family Lynn Arch Downie Dream On The Drury Family Ranald G. Dunning Dupras Mrs, Bertha Dvorsky Joseph Dwyer The Ehrlich Family R. Scott Eichhorn The Elliott Family Emiline, Brooke Jade Mr. Mrs, Joseph Engel Epstein’s Bootery Mr. Mrs. Terence L. Esbeck The Fallowes Family Best Wishes to the Class of 1982-Rev. Mrs, David Farley The Farmer Family The Carroll Family The Joseph Farrell Family W. A. Fead Linda Federico Mr, Sc Mrs, John Feeney Melanie Feick Mr, Sc Mrs. Martin Feivelson Will Ferguson Sc Rachel Silverman The Fields Family The Allan M. Fink Family Mr. Sc Mrs. Finn The Fisk Family The Fliegel Family The Flora Family James Foerst Mr. Mrs. Richard Foerster Mr. Mrs. Charles J, Foley Don Peggy Foster The Fox Family Dr. Mrs. Allan L. Fox Jr. The Francz Family The Frankenhach Family The Frantz Family The Frawley Family Mr. Mrs. Arthur C. Fried A Friend A Friend A Friend A. Frienp David Meg. Frizell The R. A. Fuller Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Furstner The luture is yours to shapeThe Goods The Gabriel Family Mr. Mrs. Raymond Gallagher Mr. Mrs. Robert Garbin The Gardiner Family Mr. Mrs. Donald F. Garrigan Mr. Mrs. J. Gazdak David Geissler Mr, Mrs. Ronald J. Geores Mr. Mrs, Robert Gerraty Mr. Mrs, William A. Gilmour The Gladstones Good Luck to the graduates-Mr. Sc Mrs. Ernest Glantz Arnie Sc Sarah Bluck Mr. Sc Mrs. Nelson Goldner Joyce Sc Bernie Goldstein-Lara Sc Ross Mr. Mrs. GomerJ. Lewis Good Luck, Brat!' -Mom 8c Nick Good Luck- Christoffers Flowers Good Luck Class of 82 Good luck Class of 82 Good Luck-Ken Good Good Luck to the Class of 82 Sam B. Good Iva Goodbead Dr. Sc Mrs. Robert B. Goodwin The Gormally Family Elizabeth Gorman Mr. Sc Mrs. E. T. Gottlick Tom Gottlick Mr. Mrs. Frank Grecco Mr. Mrs. Peter Greco Mr. Mrs. Donald Green E.G, Griffiths Grill’s The Grodziak Family Judy Matthew Gualtieri The Gubar Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Gude Robby Gude '86 Valerie Gude ’89 Mrs. Edna Guthrie The Flackenberg Family The Hagen Family Peter Dianne Halk Mr. Mrs. E. Clifford Hall 8c Family Dr. Sc Mrs. Gordon P. Hamilton Mr. Mrs. J. Hand John Hanley The Hanscom Family William Harrington Elbert, Ann, Jean, Richard Harris The Harrison Family Julie Harrison Mr. Mrs. Larry Hartzei Mr. Mrs. Hasenfus The Hauck Children Congratulations-The Haveson Family The Hay Family The Hayashi Family Congratulations- The Heagler Family The Heckel Family The Hedden Family Mr. Mrs. W. W. Henderson The Henderson Family Connie, Ed, Jill, Karen Eddie Hendrzak The Henning Family The Henry Family Kevin Henry Mr. Mrs. M. Henry Here’s to America’s Future! -Silvia Kuntz Mr. Mrs. Judd Herman Mr. Mrs. John B. Herrmann Jennifer Hesterfer Mr. Mrs. W. Hildebrandt Hiltzheimers The History ol all Hitherto Existing Society is the History of Class Struggles-Unite Class of 82-The Becketts Mr. Sc Mrs. Edward B. Holschuh Best Wishes from The Howards Erh-Wen Hu The Hudak Family Mr. Kenneth R. Hudak Mr. Sc Mrs, Richard Hudak William F. Hudson Richard G. Hughes William J. Hughes Jr. Benjamin Hurtz Mrs. Terry Hurt Mrs. Pamela Hutton Julie If you think the dead don’t come alive, come to ETWCO at quitting time and you’ll see for yourself. 111 miss you guys!-ZEB Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles B.Irish The Isaacs Family I wish I was rich Lots of good luck to all the graduates-Florence Jacobs Mr. Sc Mrs. Ronald Jacobson Mr, Sc Mrs. John Jackmin The Jaensch Family Jeannette’s Gift Shop Allis, Herbert, Steven, Glenn, Susan Johansen Good Luck -John Boys from Triangle Citgo The John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co. Mr. Sc Mrs. Edward M. Joffe The Juchnick Family Karen Steve K. The Kabakow Family Arata Kanemaru Mr. Mrs. Norman Kantor Mr. Mrs. Jay Kaplan Mrs. Kassakian Mary Jane Kay Mr. Mrs, Theodore Kazista Lee The Keating Family The Kellogg Family The Kellys Mr. Mrs. Daniel Kelly Maryanne Kelly Mr. Mrs. William J. Kelly Mr. Mrs. Kennedy Chris Kennelly Mr. Mrs. Jerry Kennelly Tom Kennelly Fred Cliss Kessler Mr. Mrs. Herb Kessler-Lisa Marcy The Kimble Family Alan H. King Mr. Mrs. Chester Kingsbury The Kirshenbaum Family Congratulations Best Wishes-The Kirschner Family Mr. Jon Klein Family Mr. Mrs. Theodore Klein Mr. Sc Mrs. A. Klingelhofer Dr. Sc Mrs. Robert Knapp Brue Koenecke Charles Komar Dr. Mrs. Lawrence S. Koons Family The Koop Family The Kopelman Family The Korns Susan Seymour Koslowsky Miss Helen Kostecki Mrs. K. Kostecki M. Kotovsky Pat Koziol Mr. Mrs. Joseph Krawzyk Dr. Mrs. R. P. Kreahling The Kudenchak Family The Kudlick Family Jon Kudlick Mr. Mrs. Kuipa Kumpf Mr. Mrs. Alan Kurz Glen The Labrada Family Sally Lafferty The Laisen Family Grace Arthur Lapine The Latartara Family Mr. Mrs. Walter Lawson Jennifer Lee The Leegan Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph Leinbach The Lenard Family The Lenehan Family Mr. Mrs. A. J. Lepis Congratulations to the class of 82 from the C. S. Leslie Family Mrs. Milton Lewis Congratulations to the class of 82 from Dr. Sc Mrs. Wm, P. Liebesman Mr, Mrs. Robert Lindstrom The Robert E. List Family “The lives of great men all remind us ... 11 The Lloyd Family Judith Long Brian Lowe H. Thomas Sc Jean J. Luce Dave Sc Pink Luerssen Sc Family Dr. Mrs. N. Luka-Dave, Andrew Sc Todd Brenda A. Luria Family The Lyons Family Christopher Macaluso The Macko Family Best Wishes from the MacPhees The James Maddox Family Mr, Mrs. Paul Maiorello Major Trucking The Markowitz Family E. Marotta Fred A, Martin Mrs. Gloria Martin Mr. Mrs. John T. Martin Mr. Mrs. A. Marvoa Eloise Bob Mason The Masterson Family Mr, Mrs. Matsui Emma L. Matthewson Best of Luck Mike McAdam Family Mrs. Joan H. McAuliffe Mr. Mrs. McBride Mr. Mrs. McCarthy Mrs. Henry A. McCashin Mr. Mrs. Samuel McCaulley Mr. Mrs. L. McCool The McCormack Family Mrs. Robert McCoy Mr. Mrs. Jack Monnell Rusty McEntee Mr. Mrs. John J. McGuire Mr. Mrs. Alan D. McIntyre Mr. Mrs. John G. McLaughlin Mrs. Mehta Dr. Mrs. Frederick Meiselman-Pamela Jamie The Melloan Family The Mencher Family Mr. Mrs, Robert Mendoza Mr. Sc Mrs. R. D. Merrick Mick the Mailman Bill, Mark Sc Laura Miller Mr. Sc Mrs. H. W. Miller Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert Miller The Mils Brothers The Mischka Family Mrs. Robert Mischka Mr. Mrs. David Mittendorf The Mlynarczyk Family M M strike again Moliards Ed, Rosemary Duncan Molloy Charlotte Montgomery M, L. Moore Madeline B. Moran The Mooney Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph Moran Arthur Morgan Family The Morenberg Family Jim Morrison-Fm back Mr. Mrs. Charles Mott Mr. Mrs. Mark L. Mount D. Mracek Christina Muehlenhard The G. Mueller Family Mr. Mrs. E. P. Mulkeen Mr. Mrs. John Mulqueen The Murch Family Misty Murch Dick Joan Myers The Mysel Family Naethmg Mr. Mrs. William Napier Pat, Carl, Lindsay, Tricia Napor Nelson Dr. Mrs. Norman Nepo Sc Family Good Luck class of ’82 from Mr. Sc Mrs. Newill Jacquie Nichols The Nichols Family The Noerr Family The Norfoiks Mr. Mrs. D. Henry Northington “NUBS Congratulations 82-Williams Nursery Mr. Mrs. Irving Nussbaum The Oberhand Family Carol O’Donnell Congratulations to the Class of 82 from Mr. Sc Mrs. William O'Herron Adele M. Oglivie Osborne Good Luck class of 82-Mrs. Harry Osterman The Pakenhams Mr. Sc Mrs. George Pakenham The Parker Family Mrs, John Parks The Partelow Family The Pascarella Family Miss Victoria Paterek John Donna Patt The Patterson Family Mr. Sc Mrs. David Patterson Bruce Mr. Mrs. Patterson Pam Richard Paynting The Pellicanos Mr. Mrs. James Perry Peter Peterson Pete's Mobil Service Center The Petschow Family Congratulations to the class of 82 from the Pinto Family Frank Val Pitts P. K.- Qu’est-ce que c'est? “Good Luck 82“-The Pluta Family Pat Sc Nick Ponzio The Powelll Family Mr. Mrs. E. F. Powers Mr, Sc Mrs, Harry Powers Sc Son “Good Luck, Christine'1-The Pray Family Mr. Sc Mrs. Michael Principio Mr. Mrs. M. Pritchard Mr. Mrs. Charles Profito Mr. Mrs. George Pruden P.S.-The Electric Weekend 10 31 81 The Pulliams Congratulations from The Rodin Family The Raineys 293 Mr. Mrs. C R. Ramsthaler Mr. Mrs. S. Ranzer Mr. Mrs. Leo Reetz The Rehner Family Joan Larry Reid Mr. Mrs. James Reilly Remember 79, Dave Williams Mrs. Edward W. Rice Matt Mary Ann Riley Mr. Mrs. Anthony S. Rinaldi Family Mr. Mrs. Louis Ripperger The Rizzo Family I love Jane Robinson Mr. Mrs. M. Robinson Mr, Mrs. Malcolm G. Robinson The Rochford Family The David Rock Family Howard Roemmeie Mr. Mrs, Robert Rohm Mr. Mrs. Tom Rollins The Romagnano Family Mr. Mrs. H.C. Roden Karina Rosenborg Dorothy Rosenfeld Norman Ruerup The James D. Russell Family Mr. Mrs. Mario Russo Mr. Mrs. George F. Ryan Sc Family James D. Ryan Sc Catherine The Ryan Family Mr. Mrs, Kee Chong Ryu There are worlds on which life has never arisen. There are worlds that have been charred and ruined by cosmic catastrophes. We are fortunate: we are alive; we are powerful; the welfare of our civilization and our species is in our hands. If we do not speak for Earth, who will? If we are not committed to our own survival, who will be? -Carl Sagan Grace Solomon Mrs. Archer D. Sargent Mr. Sc Mrs. Harold Saunders The Scarpa Family The Scarpones Dr. Mrs. Arthur Schackman Mr, Sc Mrs. W. A. Schaefer Douglas C. Schembs Mr, Sc Mrs. Ronald Schenkel The Schleifer Family Mr. Mrs. Leigh Schmalz Dr. Sc Mrs. Alfred Schulman Dr. A. Schrager Family Mr. Sc Mrs. Douglas T. Scharz The Scott Family The James Scott Family Mr. Mrs. John Seabrook Mr. Sc Mrs. Richard U. Seely The Selser Family 'Continued Success -Betty C. Seneck Eileen Sexton The Shacklett Family Mr. Mrs. R. Shaffer Miss Pat Shandley Judith Sc Arthur Shanosky Bernie, Liz, Jeanne Sc Bill Shapiro Mr. Sc Mrs. Robert Shapiro Sc Family Sharing Talents Skills W. Shea W. Shea The Sheldon Family The Shusman Family Mr, Mrs. Irving Smith Mr. Mrs, Paul Smith Mr. Mrs. Titus K. Smith, Jr. Michael D. Snyder Dr. Mrs. Richard Snyder Mrs. Sc Mrs. Harry Sommerstein The Sonntag Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph W. Sonsin Space The Spenadel Family Mr, Airs. Anthony J, Stark, Jr. Mr. Mrs. George Stecivk Mr. Mrs. Ev Steenhuisen Mr. Mrs. Stephen Joseph! Mr. Mrs. Larry Stern Good Luck - Louis J. Stettner Thomas H. Stoudt Marion Stunger Mr. Mrs. William Stilwell Mr. Mrs. William F. Sullivan Mr. Mrs. Harmon, V. Swart Best Wishes to the Class of 82-Mr. Mrs. Felix W. Sweeney Helen Sweeney Mr, Mrs, Ernest Talbot David Polly Tennenbaum, Danny Debbie The Tattenbaum Family Steven Teitelbaum The Tell Family Jane Theobald Thiedes Congratulations, Class of 82-The Art Thomas Family Good Luck Class of 82-The Tierney Family Helen N. Todd The Tomlinson Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Toth Mr. Mrs. William J. Townsend Best of Luck-Deirdre Renee Trabert The Trerotola Family The Tretout Family Mr. Robert Trout Mr. Mrs. Alfred Tucker Daughters Two Friends of WHS Good Luck to the Graduates-Dr. Sc Mrs. Howard Tykot Mr. Sc Mrs. F. Ulbrich The Ungvarsky Family Mrs. Carol Urso The Thomas Lalor Family Vandals- Dakota St., Steve, Brian, Joe Air. Mrs. J. C. Vass George S. Kiki H. Vavoulis David Venezia The Vinegra Family Dennis Visnovsky Mr. Sc Mrs. M. Wadiak Mr. Mrs. Walker Peter Wallack Maureen Walsh Good Luck -The Donald Walsh Family Mr. Mrs. Matt Walsh Best Wishes Kim -Peter Yvonne Walsh The Walsedter Family Dr, Mrs. J. P. Warter Dr. Mrs. Harold Wasserman The H. T. Watson, Jr. Family Congratulations to everyone, Frank Wayda Mr. Sc Mrs. Donald K Weaver Mr. Mrs. Joe Weiner Sc Family Westfield Furs Mr. Sc Mrs. L. Weston Anderson Who is the phantom Air. Sc Mrs. V. Wieczorek Mr. Sc Mrs, J. A. Wiendl Pearl Sc Harvey Wiener Good Luck Katy Ovellette-Ellen Wieting The Williams Family Eleanor Williams Helen Williams The Wischusen Family Wolfson Sc Lashaw Family Mr. Mrs. H. Wojtaszek Miss Linda Wojtaszek Mr. Mrs. J. P. Wright 294 Chih-Lung Yang The Yatcilla Family Your Friend Mr. Mrs. Arthur Zeikel The Zemsky Family The Zietchioks Mr. Mrs. Zimmer Family John F. Zoller John W. Zuppa To my best frind-Kathy-Just shut up, Kath, The Shore, 12:00 bike rides, Chris he’s got long hair, orange poke a dots Dear Mike, 111 always love you! Love, Sue Jackie Mo-Never forget Sullib, Midge, W. B., white pants, It’s only . . . CODE!, the 3 things you can’t do in school, stealing the commandos’ shirts and all the other trouble we got in! Nobody does it better! Love-Nan Remember: D. IT, no purses, all our friends, the candles, munchies, the sting, What’s his name?! mental midgets, mind boggling game, We’re so popular, grain, the ox, Ziggy stardust, you stole him! It’s been real! Remember: Skullman, JAPS, T.G.-T.T.I.B.P.D., Bimbos, avocado woman, human vegetable. Rocky Horror, We love B. W., M. $., T. C, the swim, twist shout, the parties, omar, wedgieman, and all the great times we had. May they last forever! DW, SC, CR, AG, DG, MD, the boys, the guards, the beach, and most of all AD ooh baby Ooh BABY, I’ll always remember ... my first love, the big 18, summers at the lake, times at my locker, CR., SC., RT., LH., SH., SR., MK.f JW., Love Denise Sue Phil endless love 1 love you p.s. Cindy and Andy Denise and her locker buddy ooh baby S. C. Sharon-my best friend sparkles in the sand, Doug, chicken fights, hammocks, hotdogs saying I Love You Swimmers-Be good to Mrs. D., she’s the best, you’re the best. Good Luck always! Love y'all-KR Clones! To Leenie, Nancy my hoop: Never forget our summer fun in 81 and thanks girls for everything-I Love Ya!-MT- FF Longo’s house, 4xh hr. F.T.S., Montauk, Halpinos the best, drinking them warm Buds, $50.00 6 pack cig To my brother Barron; may your path be untroubled; and your sight, clear and far. Congratulations!!-Dana Good Luck Barron-Lauren TUNA BFA in France! B-U-B-B-A P-O-W-E-R M. I can’t smile without you . . S. Fresh Malmud FUSA Lives! NY Exec-MJ Ansbro I Love You Barbara Brewster I Love You Michelle Shields Barbrabtch WINK HI Good Luck 64 Go For It 64 Help 64 Do It Up 64! Suave Thanks Scoobie Thanks Cheerleaders-MC COD ABADA EDE HUG Lou Matino is a lock Good Luck to my great friends! Love, Karen My knowledge is like M. L. ’s forehead, endless! NATE-FATTY- JACKS-JAKE-Field House Inferno-Taking The Car Out-Cubed- Europe ’80-Willingboro-Da Boo Fu-No Problem Skip-ZX-F.L.A.-S.C. In The Spring- The Big On-Now Life Must Go On-Let The Game Continue ED NOSNIBOR 1982 Weather Vane Staff Mary Ansbro Judy Merrick Greg Arkus Ellen Mischka Phillip Bergman Steve Murch Maria BlanCato Jane Robinson Barbara Brewster Paul Rodin Curt Cimei Kiki Roll Bill Craig Michelle Shields Nick Dazzo Mike Shusman Ken Good Amy Slove Martin Gubar Maureen Smyth Jill Hendrzak Lisa Snyder Terri Kazista Rosemarie Thomas John Kessler Adrienne Tretout Sarah Kroloff Kim Walsh Reid Leslie Maureen Walsh Kathy MacPhee Denise Williams Pam Meiselman Jill Zeikel The staff would like to extend a special thanks to a great advisor, Elizabeth Coriell. WESTFIELD MEMORIAL LIBRARY WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY WESTFIELD MEMORIAL LIBRARY riii i'll ii1 mi ii 3 955 00188 0490 tttf.SU 1.-W '