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

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1983 volume:

1983 WEATHER VANE WESTFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 550 DORIAN ROAD WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY CO-EDITORS Kathleen MacPhee Michael Shusman ADVISOR Elizabeth Coriell EDITORIAL STAFF Debbi Codella Chris Conabee Joanie Crincoli Martin Gubar Jim Hall Terri Kazista Nancy Kessler Pam Meiselman Jane Mencher Steven Rinn Kelly Scott Andrea Shen Nancy Siegel Amy Slove Maureen Smyth Jeff Tikofsky Lisa Turiel Jill Zeikel CONTENTS FACULTY .... XaASMN SENIORS CONCLUSION • • BUSINESS . ' 3 Individual talents lie dormant in every toddler, then gradually emerge with time and encouragement. Fingerpainting evolves into oil base on canvas. Cat in the Hat preludes a thesis on Dostoevsky —who can say what form our growing creativity will take? Our high school years could be the time when everyone's personal specialty blooms to its fullest. After twelve years of steady development and refinement of our fortes, whether in the arts, sports or academics, we all have formed unique personalities and greatly extended our potential. As high schoolers, we are more creative and versatile, more ready to face what follows graduation than we have ever been before. 4 5 Inflation is skyrocketing, costs increasing, quality declining. The prices of new cars, homes, and college educations may soon make them inaccessible to many young adults. In addition, the rising unemployment, the highest since the depression, and a narrowing job market make the future even more uncertain. In light of these prospects, the assurance of a good high school education is more crucial than ever before. Westfield's academic standards have remained high, untouched by society's changing values. Indicative of this, Westfield High School has ten merit scholars this year and a projected eighty five percent of the senior class enrolling in colleges next fall. 6 School spirit is the celebration of our school's continued greatness. It ranges from participation in sports, cheerleading, and marching band to spectator support at sporting events. Traditionally, WHS spirit manifests itself in students' involvement in the Language Carnival, Spirit Week, the Section, coffeehouses, and varied extracurricular activities. This year a unique sign of school spirit has surfaced in the form of mohawks, a fad started by some of our football players and continued by many throughout the school. School spirit is a distinct warmth which endures—despite changing faces and fads—in the form of lasting friendships and fond remembrances. All of us have known how to drive since we were kids, at least behind the wheel of a Matchbox. Other times, we'd slide over when our parents had gone in and rotate the wheel two inches in each direction before it locked, and honk and switch lanes right in the garage. In high school, the universal dream of getting a driver's license crystallizes rapidly and urgently. Time is measured in terms of lessons, successful parallel parkings, the first drive on the parkway, a permit, and finally, the much-cherished license. Everyone at Westfield High shares in this process of converting his childhood dream into a suddenly attainable reality. 11 At some indefinable point in the school year, we attain momentum; classes, homework, and the alarm clock become the most dominant influences in our lives. Inexplicably, we get caught up in our school life, and Westfield High School becomes the limit of our reality. PSAT, SAT and college applications, junk brochures bombard us through the mail and media. But if we can see beyond English theses and chemistry tests, we realize the town of Westfield has metamorphosed as well-—new store fronts—Tony Dennis, Cosimo's, Haagen-Dazs, Chez Catherine, Vivian's Kitchen—even the possible development of the Springfield Mall, red hexagons a-glare. The biggest decision used to be whether we would have to wear those clumpy red galoshes that matched our Health-tex raincoat. But we've grown since then, and more momentous decisions await us. 13 14 15 ON TIP-TOE COMES THE GENTLE DARK TO HELP THE CHILDREN SLEEP AND SILENTLY, IN SILVER PATHS THE SLUMBER FAIRIES CREEP. THEN OVERHEAD, GOD SEES THAT ALL HIS CANDLES ARE A-LIGHT, AND REACHING LOVING ARMS TO US HE BIDS HIS WORLD GOOD NIGHT. —DOROTHY MASON PIERCE IN MEMORY OF BRIAN JACOX NOVEMBER 30, 1965-FEBRUARY 23, 1983. ADMINISTRATION 20 FACULTY COMMENTS CONCERNING PROGRESS AS IT RELATES TO WHS AND EDUCATION. . The school has improved in many aspects. There is a broader variety of course offerings, particularly in the foreign languages. For instance, semester courses, conversational courses, and different A.P. offerings have been added -Richard Konet I've seen a greater concern and commitment to the full development of our students in terms of the professional staff. I've also seen a greater assumption of responsibility by pupils.-Robert Petix There is definitely a move toward serious appreciation of study. We're coming around again, coming to a reordering of priorities, emphasizing values, growth, and learning. The students have a broadened interest in intellectual expansion.-Frank Scott Counseling at the high school level was strictly vocational, and then it became scheduling students into the right classes, and now it is personal and social counseling as wet.-Judith Glasser Westfield High School is a more exciting ploce because it offers more. It has not only the traditional offerings, but also contemporary ones.-Evelyn Maloney We now have a great deal more supplementary help In the way of the Special Services Team, which includes a psychologist, a social worker, a learning disabilities teacher, and the resource room teachers. And we also have about thirty volunteers who work in the College Resource Center. ■ Margaret Rhein________________________________________________________________________________________________ SECRETARIES Ruth Hanna Eileen Sexton Frances Newton I 1 FAREWELL . . . The Westfield school system owes its tradition of excellence to long years of service by dedicated faculty and staff. On behalf of the Westfield School, the 1983 Weather Vane would like to extend its gratitude to the following persons as they retire from their present positions: John Lay. retiring after 13 years as as Director of Phys. Ed. and Athletics, 6 years as Supervisor of boys athletics, and 12 years as Phys. Ed. and Health teacher; Gary Kehler, stepping down after 22 years as head football coach and 4 years as assistant football coach; Ruth Hanna, departing after 22 years as secretary to guidance; Isabel Dukes, leaving after 15 years of guidance. 11 in Roosevelt and 4 years in the high school; Marie Sweeney, retiring after 24 yeors as secretary to the principal; Jim Donovan, leaving after being Assistant Su-perintendent since 1975.____ m Mari© Sweeney 23 i I think that the most significant as well as the most exciting progress occurs on the individual level- the personal increase in knowledge of students and teachers. Institutionally, education seems slow to change. The back to basics movement, despite its essential strength, ignores the findings of much recent educational research.-Elizabeth Corieil Students seem to be becoming complex in terms of the cultural, economic. political and social phenomena that they are bombarded with. And. therefore, greater attention is demanded of me to meet the more complex and radically differing needs of each student.-Robert Eyre I believe the world of communication is rapidly growing. I feel our methods of communication and of seeking information w� l change our lives. It's the age of the computer and television advancement and I wonder if we are prepared. -JoAnn Gainer Students today are more in tune with the reality that the world is the challenger, the student the challenged; that it is the ability to perform, and not ignorance or defiance, that Involves them in the pursuit of their own goals.- .cvs Hopkins We reflect a more conservative, cautious, and self-directed culture. Changes in the society are reflected in the microcosm of the high school. I think that learning is magic when it works .-Paula Roy The Westfield school system differs from the others I've taught in because each school says it it is going to make an effort to help each student individually; Westfield High School is one that actually does. And I like that.-Ethel Williams Walt Clarkson 24 25 ifc, A..' ■ iSkV Yd . v; ir lf? 1 4- ■ A j V i 4 % ? Lois Hopkins Harriet Louden 26 Thomas Ryan Sally Vejnoska Pamela Wychunas Paula Roy Chairperson 27 FOREIGN LANGUAGE There is a stronger emphasis on communication in language orally. Students seem interested in that aspect of learning. I find that a much greater number of students have foreign travel or residence experience. They're much more confident of themselves as a result of having had that experience.-Nancy Didier We have maintained a consistency of quality education and have continued to strive towards improvement. There is more emphasis on the affective education of the student rather than only the cognitive.-Su-zanne Jacobus I believe that the study of a foreign language is not complete without learning something about people of the particular country. The more we know about the people. the better we are able to understand them.-John Scafaria Anthony Frinzi Spanish Danielle Gurion French 29 Combining social studies with other subjects such as English is an important change in the field of history. For example, studying Puritanism in English contributes to this particular period studied in history classes. We are trying to treat history as part of an interdisciplinary approach.- Steven Affros When I first began teaching it was do your own thing,” but now we're back to basics. Today good, strong fundamental courses help people to get a good job. A lot of the elective courses are now being dropped. This reflects a movement back to the basic core curriculum, making semester electives strictly elective, not contributing to the two years of American History that are required of all students.-Karen Stark Douglas Considin© 30 James Geoghegan James Drummond moNf Thomas Hornish 31 32 MATHEMATICS Patricia Baer Margaret Bjerklie Karen Citrin Helen Coe Merilyn Diamond Kathleen Dix 33 ( r ertec Leona Jensen Chairperson Teaching makes you more comfortable in group situations; you develop a tough hide.-Donna Hornish Computer Science is definitely expanding. The town has recognized the importance of computers and is providing the money for additional terminals. The computer science expansion is in the interest of the town.-Les Jacobsen I think that the installment of the computer system, as well as the wide variety of honor and slow classes, are definite advancements in the field of math.-Jeon Russo Les Jacobsen 34 Patricia Perry Anthony Quagliano Jean Russo Peter Schweikhari 35 36 I believe that teaching in Project 79 demands ditferent approaches and methods to accomplish social and academic losks.-Perry Coultas The kids are more 'with it'. They are more fun. more exciting. They ore also sharper ond more aware. The faculty was good then, ond it's good r ow.-Leland Goslin David Stonebi Chairperson I Jay Waldstein 38 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Gary Kehler jgS Assistant Director I don't see any real changes in the school system The only change is that the students have more individual freedom than they had before. There is a more liberal atmosphere now .-John Lay The ability of the students to make more choices- for the good and the bad-has increased. You have an unassigned block of time on your schedule now. You have greater options now (the library, the resource centers, etc.) -Richard Zimmer 39 Katherine Luckey BUSINESS Catharine Chance Anthony Fotiu Marilyn Gray READING 42 Anne Nichols. Dawn Ganss. Helen Aagre. Paula Dropkin, Lila Kirkwood. FINE ARTS 43 There is a greater enrollment in choir now and students want more of a challenge in music. There are higher goals at Westfield High School, which take more time, effort, and commitment.-James BeH I sti3 maintain that kids are terrific. The world has changed but kids have really stayed the same. Kids still respond to sincerity.-Jean McDermott People are exploring the possible career choices involving art with the realization that there are many solid careers in the art world. There now exists a more serious approach rather than a purely recreational attitude toward art work.-Arthur Silveira INDUSTRIAL ARTS 44 HEALTH SERVICES CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIAL STAFF RESOURCE ROOM TEACHERS 46 I have developed more patience in dealing with all people as a result of my teaching. My respect for young people has grown.-Lorraine Besch The Westfield Senior High School hasn't changed much except that it seems to be swinging back to a basic curriculum of study, with few frills. As I am a speciol education teacher. I know much has happened in the past few years to promote teaching children with special needs and trying to help them biend into the mainstream of society in order that they may become responsible adults.-Kathleen Ryan I | -TTT—rm MWWimnm— ?■ . AIDES 47 THOMAS ALVA EDISON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ;• ' •. • ' .-■.■■■ L � H| SCHOOL USED TO BE SO ELEMENTARY FRANKLIN SCHOOL LINCOLN SCHOOL 50 JEFFERSON SCHOOL FRANKLIN SCHOOL TAMAQUES SCHOOL TAMAQUES SCHOOL WILSON SCHOOL FRANKLIN SCHOOL 52 JEFFERSON SCHOOL WASHINGTON SCHOOL 53 LINCOLN SCHOOL FRANKLIN SCHOOL 56 Everyone's dying to play Assassin I v':;, 58 59 63 r T 65 Laura Pardini gives us a catty pose. MUNCH OUT! 66 Which one of you has the gym exemption? 68 WE'VE GOT TONIGHT 70 V'VN 72 HEADLINES RETROSPECT Massacre in the Middle East Tylenol scare Michael Fagan breaks into Buckingham Palace The royal baby, William Unemployment climbs to 10.8% Blizzard of '83 Braniff goes bankrupt PLO leave Lebanon Nuclear disarmament rallies The Jane Fonda workout Flerpes Computer: Man of the year Moment of silence Hi's Eye sex poll Dow Jones breaks 1,100 Thats a DEF! Like Like Like . . . What's the deal Bogus Awesome Like it's really Bitchin' Totally Tubular Grody to the Max It's been real OH my god I want my MTV Comical Cool for cats That's mean That's hot But wait What a fox Freak me out Nice life Well all right then Fer Sure Sophie's Choice Tootsie The Verdict Gandhi Diner Tron An Officer and a Gentleman The World According to Garp Frances Victor Victoria Missing Six Weeks E.T. Das Boot 48 HRS. Still of the Night The Toy My Favorite Year Poltergeist Best Friends Dark Crystal Rocky III Fast Times Porky's Creep Show CO Connors wins Wimbledon, U.S. Open U.S. wins Davis Cup Football Strike Sugar Ray Quits 1— Boom Boom Mancini's killer punch OL o Butch Woolfolk the Giants Cards win in 7 Redskins 27, Dolphins 17 CL Bjorn Borg Quits CO New Jersey Devils break the ice Wayne Gretzky - 4 goals in one game Italy takes the World Cup Faculty slams students 2-0 74 MOVIES 1982-1983 Asia - Asia Business as Usual - Men at Work Nebraska - Bruce Springsteen American Fool - John Cougar RIO - Duran Duran Toto IV - Toto It's Hard - The Who Built for Speed - Stray Cats Get Nervous - Pat Benatar Get Lucky - Loverboy Freeze Frame - J. Geils Band Ghost in the Machine - The Police Escape - Journey Hp - Hall Oates Vacation - The Go-Go's Dare - Human League I Love Rock n' Roll - Joan Jett The Blackheads The Distance - Bob Seger Hello, I Must Be Going - Phil Collins Lionel Richie - Lionel Richie Combat Rock - The Clash Paul Lynde John Belushi Warren Oates Z Hugh Beaumont Dixie Walker Leroy Paige I T 1 Vic Morrow Henry Fonda Grace Kelly o Ingrid Bergman Leonid Breshnev Anwar Sadat Alfred Hitchcock Fernada Lamas Karen Carpenter 0 Paul Bear Bryant Eubie Blake T1 Tennessee Williams The A Team ■ The last M'A'S'H H Winds of War m Blue and the Grey i 1—T—1 Bare Essence m Square Pegs ■ A Remington Steele The Fall Guy CO The Brady Bunch o St. Elsewhere Silver Spoons z Night Rider Xerox Copy $.10 Postage Stamp .20 Local Call .20 Westfield Leader .25 Carton of School Milk .25 New York Times • .30 Candy Bar .35 0 9 Pack of Gum .35 Can of Soda .50 Gallon of Gasoline 1.15 z Pack of Cigarettes 1.15 Rainbow Lunch 1.20 .Friendly Sundae 1.20 1 Carnation 1.25 Big Mac 1.33 LL_ Westfield Painters Hats 2.00 0 Girl Scout Cookies 2.00 Six Pack . 2.50 Minimum Wage 3.35 1— Pizza 4.50 CO Movie 4.50 0 Student Activity Ticket 6.00 Album 7.30 O SAT Registration 10.50 Driver's License 13.00 Concert Ticket 13.50 Weather Vane 18.00 Levis 18.50 College Application Fee 25.00 Izod Shirt 27.00 A.P. Exam 42.00 Prom Ticket 45.00 75 00 Aruba, MacPhee Squares, we love each other, where's Ace?, Fred, who has my pen? , CaCa, It's only 10pm . . . where's the staff? —but I'm so tired, and I have too much homework and... So, who's got food? , homemade 3-c sheets, who wants to crop?, trapped white space, the Whiners, let's use some more stickers, guess what—we're recycling Saturday! we are having fun. Thanks for the memories Ms. Coriell, That's a DEFIi! P.S. we can bring home the bacon.....ill 79 HI'S EYE I rrrrrr. No nukes . . . deadline fights . . . Charlie's conservative contingent.. . food runs . . . rads vs. repubs . . PROCEDURE!!!! . . . Andy, do something! . . . Andy vs. Mr. Clarkson—30th round ... flag salute? ... individual detention . . . Who knows how to use the wheel? ... No one knows how to use the wheel . . . What are the Gl-quote measurements . . . reviews until we die . . . Rutgers—did we feel special or what? . . . Blue passes . . . Service your advertisers . . we need snack bar workers! ... No more secret messages in cartoons! . . . Thanks. Mr. Clarkson—we love you! 80 81 FOLIO Once upon a time, and a very good time it was, a time after sea shells and harps. Snail Babies and chocolate mousse; a barbecue happened. On Mondays everyone read, argued. and ate (in order of increasing decibels and importance). Sometimes there wasn't any food and people wouldn't buy buttons, but everyone couldn't wait until the dinner in June when everyone reflected with reminiscent eyes and big hearts upon the year that went so quickly, so softly, and so brightly, like the early summer's night sky. STUDENT COUNCIL What does 450 things, gets credit for 220 and has success 20 times? Of course, the Student Council. But, don't worry, we love the students, and the students love us! Most of all, we love our school! Mr. Elder- Now, Dan, take it easy for a minute. Mr. Scott- Lou. you mean she and I, not me and her! Lou-'TTI listen to whatever you say, and then we'll do it my way! Dan- Mr. Scott, you just gotta let the Andersons play at the next coffeehouse! Jim- Hey, Dan, do my English homework,or I won't get you that check! Maja-'T have a question. What are we talking about? 83 FRENCH CLUB Le Quartier Latin sponsored a variety of activities related to the French language and culture. After a fundraising car-wash, we attended a musical version of Voltaire's Candide. Our contributions to the Foreign Language Carnival included authentic French food (quiche, pain, mousse au chocolat, and bon-bons), a guillotine and can-can dancers. One of the year's highlights was an elegant Christmas banquet, followed by a series of meetings featuring debates, games, films, and, always, delicious 'cuisine.' 84 Everyone who is enrolled in a German class is a member of the German Club. Each year the club has a dinner; this year we were honored to have the dinner at the German Club in Clark. The sale of Gummi Bears is the yearly profit-making drive and each year we hold a Christmas cookie sale and donate the profits to a charity. We hold elections mid-year and our current president is Peary Brug. 85 ITALIAN CLUB The Italian Club serves as an extension of classroom activities; its purpose is to foster appreciation of Italian culture. The monthly meetings and the special events (Italian Night, International Carnival, trips to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Little Italy) give students greater insight into various cultural aspects. 86 LATIN CLUB The 1982-83 Latin Club consists of 75 members. The advisor is Ms. Madelyn Tochka and consuls are Samantha Ransom and Brian Drury. Activities have included a Toga Party, the holiday Saturnalia Party, a trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, March Regional Certamen at Cranford High School, and the Junior Classical League Convention. Club funds have been raised through bake sales, endless candy sales, and recycling at the train station, and the Foreign Language Carnival in May! Bonam Fortunam Futurae! 67 SPANISH CLUB Okay, can we have your attention . . . please!” . . . this year is the largest club membership ever with 126 members ... seis mujeres como jefas, mamacita y papa cruel... $Bake SalesS . . . We're finally going to the restaurant” , . . 6What?6No Espana?” ... Oh, what happened to those paper flowers? . .. Now, hit the pinata . . . take a partner for la raspa . . . nachos, paella, pastelitos de boda , , . Flores, flores, y mas flores para St. Valentine's Day . . . Carnival ... el toro y el matador . . . liNo refrescos hoy!! Officers Heather Henderson Brenda Henshall Tracey Wright Jenny 2anger Liz Wilson 8« Sally Brown To understand, appreciate, and cope with the world we live in, there is no better resource than our youth. AFS students are the best ambassadors of international good will and the brightest hope for a more peaceful world. Our exchange students bring their customs, lifestyles, traditions and fresh perspective to their host families and community. They take with them when they return to their homes an insight, knowledge and intercultural understanding which links their natural and host families and communities. AFS students and families cause strange places to become real people, and real people can and do learn to like, respect and care for each other. 89 ART CLUB Tuesday meetings . . . don't worry, only a few minutes ... can't make it, I have to work . . . what should I paint on my pumpkin? . . . E.T. pumpkins, big sellers . . . Projects for holiday program ... Mr. Silveira says it won't sell... Make it cute, but only this time! . . . Artists have to be bakers too . . . ETC . . . OK. who's gonna wear wings when we deliver the arrows? ... Mr. Silveira, can we go to the shore this year? . . . please, no edible art contests!... we miss Harry and Gary . . . ROAST CONABEE; good luck Chris! . . . We'll miss you tons Uncle Art, you're a great friend!!! . 90 AWARENESS CLUB Minority students make up approximately five percent of the student population at WHS. The Awareness Club is designed to keep minority identity alive and to instill in others the need to be sensitive to the minority's plight in and outside of school. The Awareness Club welcomes participation by all students. The Awareness Club's goals are: 1 To provide experience for minority teens that will provide and promote cultural pride. 2. To develop in each member a feeling of being worthwhile; trust in self. 3. To provide recreation from the daily pressures of life by creating healthy use of leisure time. 4. To become aware of accomplishments by black peers and to expand interactions with black students-from other communities. 5. To participate in community and school projects. 91 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS In its first year, the International Affairs Club has sought to provide its members with an opportunity to acquire a further understanding of our world, its people and their problems. Toward this end, the fall semester was devoted to preparation for and participation in the Model U.N. sponsored by the Middle Atlantic Region Y.M.C.A. The three day program was held December 10-12 at Hershey Pa., with over 600 students from Maryland to New York participating. This spring the club will focus upon world problems such as hunger, peace, and international economic problems. In each case the members will organize a learning activity and hopefully have speakers that are knowledgable in each field come to the high school. 92 DEBATE CLUB Arguing, something we students do daily at home, is the main activity of the Debate Club, now in its second year. The club, advised by Mr. David Brown, has competed in a debate tournament. In '83, the club members plan to expand into other forensic areas and to enter speech tournaments. Dr. Petix better watch out; he now has competition for the position of school orator . 93 KEY CLUB Key Club is a member of the Kiwanis family. It provides service to the school and community. Remember the CROP Walk (over $800!!!) . . . Volleyball games at Linden and Jonathan Dayton ... Day Care Center... Halloween party at Children's Specialized Hospital. . . Party at the Convalescent Center . . . Convention! (more confetti, more noisemakers!) Thank you Mr. Affros. a great advisor... Having fun while helping others. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society, led by our V.G. advisor, Mr. Quagliano, is a service organization that assists our high school in 5280 ways such as the Information Desk, and ushering at Back-To-School-Night and at College Night. As a group we use the recycling center and our famous Coke machine as fund raisers. As individuals we participate in tutorial programs. And don't forget that rainy 7 a.m. Flea Market which turned out beautifully! S.F.S.G.? T.Y.M.Q. vi waa The Mask Mime Club is Westfield High School's drama club. The club is under the direction of Mrs. Harriet Louden, head of the speech and drama department. Mask Mime produces the fall drama and the spring production. The 1982-1983 officers are Paul Kranz - President, Greg Pryor—first Vice-President, Jim Hall-second Vice-President, Kathy Cannon-Secretary, and Steve Schwartz-Treasur-er. One of the many branches of Mask 8c Mime is Children's Theatre, a group of students that tours the grammar schools presenting improvised skits and children's stories. The student directors for Children's Theatre are Stephanie Greenfield and Jennifer Zanger. 97 During the last week of August each year a group of WHS students travel to the mountains of Pennsylvania. They leave the high school as individuals, many of whom are meeting for the first time, they return as a cohesive, close knit family of students with one single goal of perfecting their marching technique and music in order to entertain the football crowds and enter field marching competition. And so it begins. These students, grades 9-12, practice everyday for two hours to prepare for a busy fall schedule of approximately 15 performances. Although they are visible at all our football games, the band comes into their own when they don the garb of a precision drill organization and compete head to head against other bands in field competitions. The Marching Band offers fun, excitement, comradeship, and a sense of accomplishment to all who are fortunate enough to be a part of the organization. 98 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Tremolo-pizzicato-forte; all these terms and more are used to describe some of the activities of Symphony Orchestra. The Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Charles Oehrf-mann. is comprised of talented string, wind, and percussion players, and membership is available to all interested students. This year's activities included concerts, and a field trip to see the New York Philharmonic in rehearsal coupled with a tour of Lincoln Center. SYMPHONIC BAND The 1982-83 WHS Symphonic Band is comprised of seventy students. This year's band has struck a balance of instrumentation and sound that has already begun to show, even though they have been together only a short time. This band's activities will include an exchange concert to the Syracuse area of N.Y., three concert performances in Westfield, and at least one Concert Competition Tour. The members of this organization seek to perfect their musical techniques both as individuals and as a performing group. At the end of the Marching Band season, the band front or Color Guard strikes out on its own to compete throughout the winter season indoors as the WHS Winter Guard, SPECTRUM. This Guard is smaller than the Color Guard, chosen through a highly competitive and selective tryout process which is open to all students whether in Marching Band or not. SPECTRUM competes with other guards in drill, dance, and interpretation of music. The season culminates with the Eastern Band Association Winter Guard Championships. 102 CHESS CLUB While most students stop racking their brains at 2:45, the Chess Club members continue doing so until long after 4:00. The club, advised by Dr. Hoffman, consists of two five-person teams. The upper and lower level teams battle other schools in head-to-head matches, with each player squaring off against an opponent. The club hopes to check out as king of the Union County Chess League. 103 In the tradition of excellence in science, the Physics Club provides a forum for science students to confront current issues. Professionals from industry and academia present lectures on their interests and research. Topics have included liquid crystals, bio-physics, electron tunneling, and the physics of music. Students also prepare presentations on areas outside the curriculum such as space travel. Moebius strips. Einstein's equation, time dilation, and cosmologies. Other activities available to members are the annual Physics Olympics, science films, and several science contests throughout the year. 104 Saturday Science consists of a six-week program in the early spring of each year, Researchers and university professors give freely of their time to lecture on topics within their expertise. The biological and physical sciences are presented through lectures on topics such as fusion, recombinant DNA, applications of technetium, and the origin of earth life. Doughnuts and cider are served during the two to three hour lecture-discussion sessions on Saturday mornings. In the past year the Saturday Science group took trips to hear Issac Asimov, Jearl Walker, and Dr. Rosalyn Yalow, the Nobel Laureate. Saturday Science members may also enter an enormous variety of contests from local to national levels involving all levels and interests in science. 105 CHOIR 106 The choral department consists of four choirs: Choraleers, Choir, Girls' Chorus, and Mixed Chorus. This year's groups will present two major programs, one during December and the other in May. In addition to these programs the students will sing for many outside-of-school functions and will participate in the A.C.D.A. Choral Festival at Trenton State College. Twelve of the W.H.S. choral members were in All State this year and the choir ranks as one of the best in the state. 107 COMPUTER CLUB LookI I con even do these programs with my eyes dosed!” The Computer Club meets bimonthly for preparation for, and participation in, the American Computer Science League Contests. There are five contests throughout the year culminating in an All-Star's Final contest with individual awards given to the members of the winning team. 108 MATHEMATICS LEAGUE The WHS Mathematics League participates regularly in state-wide contests. These contests are held on a Tuesday each month from October to March and consist of six problems. While usually not conceptually difficult, these questions require basic mathematical dexterity and an ability or creativity to see through useless information to the real problem. In addition to these contests, the League participates in individual national mathematics tests. Math students in every grade come to challenge their problem-solving skills and improve each year. FILM-MAKING CLUB The Film-making Club has been operating all year to create films worthy of being entered in the New Jersey Young Peoples' Film Festival. Dedicated members have contributed long hours of script-writing. acting, filming, and editing to complete exciting original cinematic projects. no The Lighting Crew, under the direction of Mrs. Harriet B. Louden, has gotten off to a great new year. With the production of Harvey past, they are looking forward to working on the upcoming productions. The Lighting Crew is an elite group of WHS'ers led by senior, Maria Thomas. They are responsible for designing the lights for every WHS production and they work closely with the directors and producers to make each show a success. LIGHTING CREW ill TEENAGE REPUBLICANS For Milli and Matt- Phone banks, Garwood, Freehold, Roselle, Alan, Andrea and Rich. Beer and Hotdog Day-Well alright! Secretary of state, defense, offense, interior, beer and wines. Victory Party!! Tailgating, hangout windows-$60 ticket. Tar Bank Account? raeytxennwalsx-fnoporderutaretil. n 2 Waiting for the snow to be able to race. Racer ready . . . set . . . go. Giant Slalom . . . Where's the snow? Sponsoring the ski trip to Sugarbush; January '14-17: A shredded towel, a hole in the wall, a ripped poster. The place across the street!! Hitching to the lodge and store, the bus broke down. It snowed two feet!!! POWDER above the knees. I lost my ski. Moguls. Freezing on the chair-lifts. Brrr... Backscratcher-Go For It! Mean jump. CB jackets. Gondola opens tomorrow, day after we leave. Excitement before the race-the ruts on the course. Tuck to the finish. I'll race you down. Nice run. FACES! THE FINAL SEASON Weather Vane '83 would like to acknowledge the contributions which the following personnel have made to the athletic program at W.H.S.: Mr. Kehler. Mr. Gorski. Mr. Cilo, Mr. Clarkson, Mr. Lay. These coaches, through their unfailing dedication and concern, have shown their athletes the route to improvement, taught them to strive for perfection, and inspired them to test both their athletic and personal capacities. In view of this gift. Weather Vane '83 sincerely thanks the coaches of Westfield High School and. to those moving on. extends best wishes for their future endeavors. Gary Kehler—Football Wrestling 118 John Lay—Athletic Director Walt Clarkson—Cross-Country 119 First Row L-R G Kehler. head coach; J. McElroy. K. Blanton. P. Bourque. D Harlan. S. Scioscia. co-captain. P. Murphy, co-captain; K Lasher. P Edwards. B. Halpm. B. Byrne. B. McDermott. H. Prybylski. D. O'Connor. Second Row D. Cio. associate coach. J. Gordon. M Hone. B. Broderick. T. Snyder. S. Sawyer. R Brewster. P Goski. D. Gilday. P. Froden, N, Perretti. D. Lovejoy. S. Morgan Third Row.U. Barner. assistant coach. B. Brewster, assistant coach; K. Price. M Thompson. K. Miller. R. Parisi. J. Rotchford, S. Dietz. M. Reilly. R McGann. C Goss. B. Bates. Fourth Row. T. Gallagher, trainer. J Hinel. D Kehler. S. Smith. D. Cagnassola. J. Sacks. T. Christow. C. Grillo. D. Tate. J. Grossi. Fifth Row: G Gorski. assistant coach; R Pecina. assistant coach. D Humiston. J. Valenti. L. Friedmon. T Kocaj. D. Allen. M Quirk. D. Crane, J. Factor. D. Robinson, S. Ciarrocca. Sixth Row: B. Chenard. field house supervisor; D. Cox. manoger. T Glynn. C. Brandi. D Cote. M. Staggord. M. Dooley. P. Blancato. T. Dneen. D. Odenkirk. T. Yarrington. J. Monninger. G. Price 122 WHS OPPONENT 15 Summit 20 10 Elizabeth 0 i 34 Scotch Plains 6 0 J.P.Stevens 17 31 Irvington 4 7 Union 12 16 Bayonne 0 7 Linden 0 3 Plainfield 21 FOOTBALL Th© Westfield 1982 Varsity Football Team had a good, memorable year, with a record of 5 wins and 4 losses. Although expecting a better year, many things were gained and remembered from the team. They will remember the comraderie and lasting friendships gained through the long months together. They will remember the growing relationships with the coaches and the learning experience gained from them. They will remember the great influence and experience of Mr. Kehler and will remember being the last team to be under his direction. Thanks to the fans who were very loyal and supportive throughout the season. WHS OPPONENT 4 East Brunswick 1 2 Gov. Livingston 0 0 Scotch Plains 1 1 Cranford 0 1 Millburn 4 3 Pingry 1 1 Irvington 0 0 Summit 0 1 4 Union 3 7 Colonia 0 7 Plainfield 1 3 Elizabeth 1 1 9 Linden T 3 Cranford 0 4 Gov. Livingston 2 3 Pingry 0 6 Morris Knolls 0 0 Columbia 2 8 Scotch Plains 0 BOYS' SOCCER The Varsity Soccer team ended a highly successful season with a record of 15-3-1 and a third consecutive Union County championship. The team also won the Watchung Conference title for the second year in a row. Led by tri-captains Greg Gleason, Dominick Frasso. and Nikhil Singh, the team enjoyed a remarkable sense of unity and comraderie. We would, finally, like to thank the administration and all of our fans for their support. First Row L-R: T. Lauster, D. Frasso, tri-captain; T. Miller. J. Schmalz. R. Forbes. G. Gleason, tri-captain; R. Johnson. D. Fitzgerald. N. Singh, tri-captain; J. Longo. Second Row: W. Leonow, Coach; F. McKay, S. Shields. M. Chin, J. Dodd. J. DeRosa, B. Macaluso. D. Zupko. D. Coates. Third Row:D. MacDonald, R. Lay, D. Cunningham. J. lerardi, A. Yearley, T. Wright. S. Pinkin. R. Covington. Fourth Row: . Cole. P. Latartara. C. Capano. J. MiBer. A. Priscoe, D. Hone, A. Pearce. E. Haag. D. Watts. Fifth Row: . Moyer. E. Hua, M. Gelfand. J. Ganas. J. Bovit. T. Gordon. J. Kelly. Sixth Row: C. Cheesman. O. Ors. H. Percival. M. Emonuel, M Prybylski. C. Mastrangelo. M. Powell. P. Blanco. 125 WHS OPPONENT 5 Scotch Plains 2 5 Johnson Regional 1 2 Elizabeth 0 3 St. Thomas 2 8 Union 0 8 Linden 0 2 Kearny 0 1 Plainfield 0 6 Scotch Plains 5 i 5 Rahway 0 ! 1 East Brunswick 2 10 Plainfield 0 j 7 Union Catholic 1 5 Elizabeth 0 [ 5 Rahway 0 5 Linden 0 2 Scotch Plains 1 2 Parsippany 1 1 Northern Highlands 0 : 1 2 Randolph 3 | i 2 New Providence 1 GIRLS' SOCCER The Girls' Soccer Team had its most successful season thus far with a record of 19-2. The team gained Watchung Conference champions. Union County Champions, and they also advanced to the quarterfinals of the state tournament. Four players were recognized as all-state players. Sally Stokes was named first team, Noreen Morris was named second team, Sally Parizeau was named third team, and Sheri Filippone was given honorable mention. At the Union County level, Sally Stokes, Noreen Morris, Alicia Sugrue. and Sally Parizeau achieved first team and Charlotte Tweedie, Antonietta Dilorio, Elizabeth Little, and Sheri Filippone achieved Second Team. The team is very proud of its coach, George Kapner, who was selected Coach of the Year for Girls' Soccer. First Row L-R.K. McCaffrey, J. lewand. E. Little, S Parizeou. J. Lyons, A. Dilorio, R. Krikliwy, L. Fleischman, C. Tweedie. M. Walsh. Second Row: G. Kapner. Coach; S. Filippone. A. Sugrue. S. Cole, J. Gross, S. Stokes, Co-Captain; N. Morris, Co-Captain; L Hofmann, K. McCall, K. Sherman. M. Latartara. T. Love CROSS-COUNTRY The Girls' Cross Country team completed it's 1982 season with a respectable 4 and 3 dual meet record under the leadership of Tom Hornish and captains Cindy Best, Carrie Mullan, and Ellen Klingelhofer. Even with the overwhelming burden of injury, the team completed the season with a set of strong individual performances. With the success of individuals also came 3rd place in the country and 5th place in the Watchung Conference. Though the team did not achieve its ultimate goal of repeating as state champions, the season was a success. We extended Westfield's undefeated dual meet winning streak to 44 and won the Watchung Conference, Union County and Stewart Memorial Invitational Titles. In the state meets, we finished second in the sectionals and forth in the Group IV race. Coach Clarkson's last season was as successful as his others, and he leaves a quality group for his successor. All the seniors wish him the best of luck! (Wiggi, Wiggi- Coach, you still don't know what it means!!!) First Row L-RC. Ryan. E. Splaine. B. Weisman. C. Quinn. J. Grimes. Second Row E. Klingelhofer. captain. C. Mullan. captain; C. Best, captain; T. Garbowsky. E. Druzek. S. Grimes. T. Hornish. coach 128 First Row .- ?: K. Sheehan. A. Ziarnik, R. Mertz, A. Jacob. J. Thomas. G. Roscoe, S. Diver. C. Hengeveld. Second Row. M. Shapiro. M. Cordes. T. Sptaine. co-captain. E. Mertz. G. Kasko. J. Ansell. B. Wallack. B. Bernstein, co-coptain; J. Fisk. W. Clarkson. Cooch. GIRLS' WHS OPPONENTS 15 Irvington 46 27 Cranford 28 27 Memorial 36 22 Summit 27 41 Dayton Regional 21 36 Plainfield 19 43 Caldwell BOYS' 17 WHS OPPONENTS 15 Elizabeth 50 15 Scotch Plains 50 15 Irvington 50 19 Union 43 20 Plainfield 35 15 Linden 50 18 Cranford 38 129 GIRLS' TENNIS First Row L-RX. Katsch, S. Tirone. S. McCall. B. Weinstein, J. Zeikel. T. Smith. R. Logo© Second Row M. HaB. M. Rogers. S Powell, co-captain. K. Shea. M Kessler. W Glickman ThirdRow:K. Luckey. coach; M. Taylor. D Callahan. C. Corbet. C. Chapman, co-captain; K Federici. L. Shea. This year's tennis team was AWESOME! They started out ranked 2nd in the state and remained at the top until the end of the season. They finished the season 4th in the state by winning the Union County Championship and the Regional of the State Tournament. Kathy Federici, Marcy Kessler, and Beth Weinstein were all powerful singles players that provided us with decisive wins. Along with good singles players, the team also had the strong doubles teams of Marybeth Taylor and Cat Chapman, in addition to Chrissy Corbet and Sarah Powell. Besides being a well disciplined team, they still had a lot of good times and fun. Thanks to our coach. Miss Luckey, who made the practice as much a good time as a good workout. Miss Luckey was not just our coach but, most importantly, she was our friend. Altogether the season was a success. Congratulations to the 1982 girls' tennis team champs!! WHS OPPONENTS 4 Metuchen t ! 5 Columbia 0 5 Scotch Plains 0 5 Montclair 0 I 4 Millburn t 5 Irvington 0 3 West Essex 2 5 Elizabeth 0 0 Watchung Hills 5 5 Union 0 5 Union Catholic 0 4 Livingston 1 5 Plainfield 0 5 Cranford 0 5 Linden 0 4 Chatham Township 1 5 Plainfield 0 5 Montclair 0 4 Columbia 1 2 Cherry Hill East 3 WHS OPPONENT 2 Pingry 3 1 East Brunswick 0 2 Gov. Livingston 0 2 Scotch Plains 2 0 Bloomfield 2 0 Chatham Township 5 3 Summit 1 ! 0 Roselle Park 0 1 Union 1 0 Montclair 4 0 Kent Place 1 1 Sayreville 2 2 Scotch Plains 0 I 0 Union(County) 4 1 0 Cranford 6 0 Columbia 2 0 Millburn 1 FIELD HOCKEY Inexperience was a key factor in the '1982 Field Hockey team's 4-10-3 record. Sophomores and Juniors were the foundation of a young but enthusiastic team, and should be the nucleus of a winning team next year. Highlights of the 1982 season were a tie with Union and a well-fought game against state power Millburn. Also, center halfback Wendy Walbert was honored with seleciton to the All-County team. 132 First Row .- ?. B. Henshall. B. Anderson, J. Zanger, B. Landers, Co-Captain; L. Arkel, Co-Captain. B. Lyon. L. Bidgood. Second Row: J. Brown, M. Hall. H. Schmidt. E Shusman. T. Williams. A. Chorost, M MacLeod, C. Gilgailon. C. Ritter. D. Rolleri. Third Row: I. Besch. Coach, S. Frasher. S. Becker. K. McNaliy. W James. L. Schwartz. N. Kasko. P. Dickson, W. Walbert. K. Ryan. Asst. Coach. 133 134 WHS 87.9 OPPONENT J.P. Stevens 75.01 93.0 Cranford 89.0 93.6 Union 93.10 92.15 Montclair 97.85 93.8 Kearny 55.1 90.31 Elizabeth 60.15 94.4 Union Catholic 97.5 I 93.5 Scotch Plains 96.9 90.55 Linden 79.65 97.65 Johnson Regional 81.5 92.4 Gov. Livingston 84.25 95.75 Dayton Regional 90.1 GYMNASTICS Stick it! . . . Miss LupOOO! . . Do a job! . . 10.000 dollars!.. Beat U.C... It's not my turn to carry the board!.. Nice tape recorder!.. Flowers would be nice ... Nice ending Chris! . . . Valley girls . . . Under or over rotated. Miss Lupo? . . . Chocolate and peanut butter? ... Us, ditch Amy? . . . Mooch a ride much? . . . Zo forgot her music AGAIN? . . . Eileens jammed fingers, broken toe, sprained elbow . .. Bermudian? ... The Go-Go's and The Police ... Oh my god! She stuck a WHOLE beam routine! . . Who is it this time Erin? First Row L- R: C. Diaz. A. Avis, co-captain; Z. Vernugopai. co-captain; E. Garrity. Second Row: N. Csorba. manager; G. Gouldey. K. Haag. R. Vernugopal. D. Csorba. Standing: B. Lupo. coach. 135 1 ! I • WRESTLING The '1982-83 wrestling team got off to a slow start. Their five match losing streak was ended with four consecutive wins to end the season with five wins and seven losses. The highlight of the season was when the team captured first place in the District Eleven Championships. This amazing turn around is credited to the coaching of Don MacDonald, assisted by Gary Kehler. Individual performances contributing to the successful season included those of captain Milan di Pierro, John Schaeffer, Rich Hingel, Mark Giacone, Jim Dodd, Dima Ostrovsky, John McElroy. Mike Staggard, Ron Parisi, Tom Snyder, and Rob Whack. Early in the season the team lost two veteran wrestlers to injuries, namely Tom Miller and Dave Faris. WHS OPPONENT 20 South Plainfield 37 17 West Essex 41 25 Elizabeth 28 28 Essex Catholic 21 11 Millburn 36 13 Cranford 31 25 Irvington 29 12 Union 37 38 Scotch Plains 11 35 Piscataway 15 60 Plainfield 6 49 Linden 15 44 JP Stevens 9 District 'll Champs 136 First RowL-R:G. Kehler, coach: J. Schaefer. C. Cheesman. J. Valenti. D Pinto, M. DiPierro. captain; J. Dodd, D MacDonald, coach. Second Row P. Burgdorf. J. McElroy. M. Staggard. R. Parish, T. Snyder. R. Whack. Third Row: J. Post. T. Dineen. H. Sung, F Gionnone. Fourth Row: D. Kehler, J. Factor. T. Sacks. D. Ostrovsky. L. Smaracko, S. Boatwright. Fifth Row: J. Hingel. M. Giacone. 137 BOYS' BASKETBALL The Boys' Basketball team, despite their young age and inexperience, performed respectfully. The Devils were 6-5 before hitting a mid-season slump of 7 games. They also won the opening game in the Union County Tournament. The Devils were led by Chris Rupp's high scoring and Jon Miles' rebounding. Even though Westfield played top teams in the state, they still finished the season with a respectable record of 8-14. With returning starters of Chris Frerecks, Chris Rupp, Danny Hauck and Jonny Miles, the Devils, coached by Joe Soviero, can look forward to to a successful season next year. WHS OPPONENT 46 St. Patricks 43 34 St. Mary's 55 49 Irvington 60 45 Scotch Plains 43 57 Summit 63 55 Union 51 48 Plainfield 79 48 Linden 68 59 Scotch Plains 41 66 Gov. Livingston 47 33 Livingston 62 65 Elizabeth 67 59 Union 63 42 Cranford 57 60 Plainfield 75 40 Linden 62 43 Seton Hall 46 66 Elizabeth 69 74 Rahway 81 1J8 First Row L-R: J. Soviero, coach; R. Fronco. R. Thomas. J. Miles. C. Frerecks. C. Rupp. D. Hauck. captain; K. Thomas. J. Suto. E. Robinson. J. Failla. D. Grasso, I. Carey, coach; L. Wildstein. coach. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Girls' Varsity Basketball team, led by senior captains Rosann Fusaro and Lisa McGowan, had a disappointing season with a record of 6-t4. However, the girls showed they could compete in one of the toughest conferences in the state by fighting their opponents to the buzzer. The team was comprised of four returning seniors, Noreen Morris. Carol Traynor, and the two captains. It was a long competitive season for the seniors' final year. The girls worked to make their last season at W.H.S. an enjoyable one, with the help of the rest of the varsity squad. WHS OPPONENT 25 Irvington 53 39 Scotch Plains 38 28 Voorhees 34 44 Parsippany 34 16 Union 47 34 Plainfield 62 63 Mother Seton 50 27 Linden 42 45 Scotch Plains 24 46 Gov. Livingston 71 40 Irvington 50 43 Elizabeth 50 40 Union 48 43 Cranford 46 41 Plainfield 57 34 Linden 41 39 Roselle 36 56 Girls Catholic 33 30 Clark 50 140 L'R D. Shapiro, junior varsity coach; K. McNally. C. Traynor. N. Kasko. T. Love. I. Volkov. N. Morris. M. Scheuermon. G. Kapner. varsity coach. Center: R. Fusaro. L. McGowan, co-captains. 141 WHS OPPONENT 87 Dayton Regional 35 84 Union 27 60 Seton Hall 67 63 Union Catholic 64 70 Elizabeth 57 93 Irvington 29 76 Mountain Lakes 40 74 Cranford 53 87 Plainfield 35 40 St. Joseph's 87 42 Lawrenceville 85 61 Ridge 66 92 Linden 25 65 Scotch Plains 48 53 Cherry Hill East Rahway 74 142 BOYS' SWIMMING The Westfield High School Boys' Swim Team completed a fine season. They finished first in Union County due to both the swimming and diving teams. Chris Nolan not only came in first but broke the Union County backstroke record. Chris also placed first in the Easterns for one hundred meter backstroke. Fine performances were turned in by all members of the team, including Captain Bruce Conover and divers Matt Frawley and Eric Pundock. Seniors James Crossin. Eric Czander and Gene Ahlfeld scored well all season. Special thanks to coach Perry Coultas and manager Joe Rosolanko for the time they devoted to the team. First RowL-R: J. Crossin, C. Nolan. B. Conover, captain; G. Ahlfeld, E. Czander SecondRow:Q. McMeekin. C. Morgan. A. Schmidt. M. Frawley. P. Savin. G. Hackenberg. E. Pundock. J. Rosolanko, C. Banta. Third Row: H. Lynd. P Schirmer. G. Czander. S. Dunn. J. Born 143 GIRLS' SWIMMING WHS OPPONENT 81 Dayton Regional 40 67 Clifton 57 86 Union 23 44 Union Catholic 82 59 Mt. Lakes 57 68 Bridgewater 59 94 Elizabeth 30 81 Summit . 44 83 Montclair 39 42 Cherry Hill East 84 First RowL-R: C May. K. Scott, co-captain; L. Clarkson. C. Smith. Second Row: K Linenberg. P. Fink. P. Dervin. S. McCall G Wagner A Avis J Horner. M. Diamond, coach. Third Row: J. McCall. L. Smith. C. Ritter. P. MacPhee. K. Lucke. S. Muscanera. manager, not pictured- F Schmidt cocaptain WHS girls' swimming ... 8 wins. 2 losses, second in both Counties and Sectionals... not only a successful season, but gratifying as well. Despite the loss of eight seniors, and the addition of only two frosh , we were able to overcome the disadvantages of a small squad and carry on the winning tradition of Westfield Swimming. Throughout the season we. as competitors, gave constant support to one another both in the water and on the deck. Finally, with the support of a truly dedicated coach Meri-lyn Diamond, or as we call her, Mrs. D , Auntie Mer, or the Gem , we have all come to understand the real essence and spirit of competition as well as team camaraderie. We thank her and love her tremendouslyIII WINTER TRACK Team Placings 1st Union County Relays 2nd Union County Individuals Championships 4th State Group IV Meet 3rd State Group IV Relays First Row L-R: K. Blanton Second Row M. Shapiro, R Forbes, tri-captain; W. Tiller Third Row: T. Splaine. J. Fisk. Fourth Row: G. Kasko. K. McGorty. tricaptain; B. Byrne, tri-captain; J. Thomas. First Row L-R: M. Thomas. E. Druzek. E. Splaine. C. Ryan. Second Row: D. Robinson. A Jacobs. J. Erlman. A. Ziarnik. Third Row: N. Ohta. B. Bernstein. D. Biegler, W. Tiller. P. Brug. The winter track team had a very successful year, winning the Union County Championships, and many other titles. Many records were broken by Kevin McGorty breaking five of the old records for the girls' 4x220 indoor relay. Other record breakers were Rich Forbes in the 400m and Jakes in the % mile. Overall the season was great, with highlights such as: Trio!, Bowling for sprinters, Santa brings treats, interior decorations, K K's poster. Shovel what? -when? Athlete of the week . . . , JT's red underwear, Barchester, MARTINI, Nice magazine, Kelvin's comments, 3 pb j sandwiches, powder fights. Midnight afternoon. Names such as: Spunky, Scooter, Jakes, JT, Vin, Lunchbag, BB2, Smack, Stretch,. STATE CHAMPION: WELL, ALRIGHT!! 147 t BOWLING The bowling team had a successful year by placing 2nd In the Watchung Conference behind the state champions. Cranford. The team had 4 members of the varsity squad averaging over 170, and they should cause some upsets in the state tournament this year. Next year should be even more prosperous If the five varsity members can consistently bowl well throughout the regular season and place high In the Union County and state tournaments. 148 First RowL-RM. MondelB. C. Cintorrino. R. leshick. J. Thul. $. Leshick. J. Marvosa. Mr. M. Tirone; coach. Second Row: J. Reis. J. Russitano, D. Russo. D. Tietsworth. M Petrik. C. Troy, captain; M. Carlino. WHS OPPONENT 7 Scotch Plains 0 7 Rahway 0 7 Linden 0 7 Hillside 0 0 Cranford 7 5 Kearny 2 5 Union 2 5 Roselle Catholic 0 5 St. Mary's 2 5 Irvington 2 2 Elizabeth 5 5 Clark 2 5 Union Catholic 2 149 LACROSSE The 1982 Lacrosse season showed the improvement of Lacrosse in Westfield High School. The team became a member of the New Jersey Lacrosse League which consists of the premier teams in the state. The high points of the season came with victories over state-ranked Montclair, Montclair-Kimberly and Livingston. The future of Westfield Lacrosse is bright. First Row L-R S. Cherewich. coach. D. Hggins. R. Leslie. C. Cimei. D. McCracken, tri-captain; j. Kesseler. tri-captain; G. Kelly, tri-captain; B. Carlson. J. Cutro. R Spear. T Shepherd. Second Row: T Bristol, assistant coach; J Pollack. $. Scioscia. P. Burgdorf. P. Goski, H. Prybylski. B. McDermott. J McElroy, D. Lovejoy. P Bourque. D. Gilday. Third Row: R. Barner, assistant coach; T. Kurz, M. West. D. Lynch. R. McGann. M. Weilnitz. $ Rinn. G Mueller. F. Dick. J Albert. C Conabee. Fourth Row b. Grey. D. Hone. D. Cozewith. C. Aslanian. B. Martin. S. Flaherty. S. Sciarroca. C. Goss. R Catonia, J. Chen. Fifth Row I. Hu. J. Minneti. J. Aslanian. S. Frank. T. Barton. J. Kelly. J. Factor. B. Maak. M. Hone. K O'Brien. J. Hientz 150 A WHS OPPONENT 2 Summit 9 [ 1 5 Clifton 7 | 1 Hunterdon Central 10 11 Montclair-Kimberly 4 : 9 Montclair 3 7 Hanover Park 8 1 Columbia 6 4 Kinnelon 3 j 6 Voorhees 3 I 6 Livingston 5 6 Clark 7 6 Bridgewater East 7 12 Edison 3 3 Delbarton 5 7 North Hunterdon 3 3 Pingry 7 [ 151 ■ First Row L-R: M. Graves. K linenberg. J. Grimes. K. Dalseg. C. Quinn, C. Mullan. Second Row: F. Allen. P. Meiselman, M. Aloia. N. Morris, tricaptain, C. Best, tri-captain. M. Stewart, tri-captain. E Klingelhofer. C. Splaine. M Latartara. C. Ryan. B. Lupo, assistant coach.. Third Row: T Hornish. coach L. Mike. L. Pallorino. T. Garbowsky. V. Johnson. K. Rosenborg, C. Morgan. S. Poliak. E. Druzek, M. Splitt. K. Diver. B. Weisman. 152 GIRLS' TRACK The 1982 season was the most successful season that Girls' Track and Field ever had. This success is evident by the 500 dual meet record the team achieved, its 7th place county standing, and the 6th place standing earned in the Group 4 state sectionals. Further evidence of the team's success is exhibited through the individual and relay records. New school records were set in the Sprint Medley, the 400 meter relay, the 400 meter hurdles, the 1500 meter run. the 1600 meter run, the 3200 meter run, and the javelin. The team held a strong sence of team spirit and determiniation as evident by the many best seasonal performances. 153 BOYS' TRACK snow?- but it's spring track . .. wanna race? . . . gang formations... the new spike” ... Nate's bus ride stories. .. planet rock ... Fitzis catipilar... adi- stars... man with 3 stripes. . . records destroyed . . . juniors take over. . . whose next? . . . Blinky . . . Chicken . . . training hard . . . how many quarters? ... undefeated? ... the jew crew.. . the WALL”- what wall? ... the longer poles. . . penn relays. . . volleyball crew . . . nationally ranked . . . D.M.-5th in the nation ... what's wrong witch-you?!... Rakem ... can I have a sam-ich? ... nice life ... yes undefeated! . . . wait til next year- awesome!! . . . 154 WHS OPPONENT ' 112 Linden 19 1 71 Elizabeth 60 83 Union 48 103 Irvington 28 114 Montclair 17 78 Plainfield 44 99 Scotch Plains 32 Group IV 4th 19 points State Sectionals 2nd 43 points Union County 1st 62‘ i points Watchung Conference 1st 65V5 points Minuteman Inv. 2nd 33 points Union Cnty Relays 2nd 46 points Hudson Cnty. Relays 1st 83 points Kearny Relays 1st 24 points 155 i: WHS OPPONENT 5 Metuchen 0 5 West Essex 0 5 Linden 0 5 Millburn 0 5 Watchung Hills 0 5 Union 0 0 Delbarton 5 4 Livingston T 5 Elizabeth 0 5 Pingry 0 3 Vi Verona V 2 2 Christian Bros. 3 5 Cranford 0 4 Columbia 1 5 Montclair 0 5 Scotch Plains 0 5 Summit 0 5 Plainfield 0 5 Irvington 0 5 Livingston 0 5 Montclair 0 3 Cherry Hill East 2 5 Teaneck 0 5 Mendham 0 5 Franklin Township 0 2 Christian Bros. 3 156 BOYS' TENNIS The 1982 Boys' Tennis Team, under coach Tony Ber-ardo, finished another successful season by winning the Public School Championships. The team also captured the Union County title along with the Sectional titles. According to the Star Ledger poll, Westfield concluded their season ranked second in the state. On the All Team-All-State John Norfolk and Ken Schmalz (1st doubles) made the first team and Gary Shendell (1st singles) made the second team. The All-State Team by position include Rick Bartok (2nd singles) on the second team, and Ramy Rizk (3rd singles) on the third team. The Boys' Tennis Team hopes to achieve another successful season this spring. First Row L-R:?. Sherman, K. Weill, A. Yearley, R. Bartok. P. Markson. C. Kelly. Second Row:!. Berardo. Coach; G. Shendell. C. Kumpf. J. Norfolk, A. Little, co-captain; K. Schmalz, co-captain; R. Rizk. 157 WHS OPPONENT 5 Linden 2 18 Irvington 0 8 Union 10 17 Montclair 9 4 Clark 2 6 Nutley 5 16 Elizabeth 1 4 Plainfield 0 12 Scotch Plains 8 14 Mother Seton 0 12 Union 8 2 Kearny 7 18 Rahway 3 19 Elizabeth 4 33 Irvington 3 16 Brearly 1 1 Piscataway 9 i 4 Cranford 1 10 Montclair 6 10 Plainfield 3 18 Summit 1 5 Morris Knoils 0 8 Scotch Plains 5 5 Gov. Livingston 1 5 Roxbury 16 4 Cedar Grove 9 11 Linden 5 1 Roselle Park 6 158 SOFTBALL The 1982 Softball team finished with a successful 22-6 record and the Watchung Conference Championship. After losing their bid for the Union County Championship, a strong team looks to 1983 for another chance. Mary Castellone was the 1982 MVP and Christy Gingerich, Ro-sann Fusaro, Louise ArkeL Kathy McNally, Wendy Wal-bert, and Nancy Kasko were selected to the All-County team. First Row L-R. C. Checchio. A. Sugrue, K. Canata, L. Arkel. Second Row: S. Filippone, R. Fusaro. P. Herron, K McNally. C. Gingerich. Co-Captain; Third Row: Coach Donner, W. Walbert, M. Castellone, Co-Captain.B. Jacobs. A. Rottenberg. D. Smeaton.Co-Captain. B. Staffen. N. Kasko 159 t BASEBALL The 1982 Baseball team had its ups and downs and ended the season with a 15-14 record. At times the Devils were awesome, with victories over top-ranked Linden. Roxbury. and Seton Hall. Coach Lima brought the Devils hot into the State Playoffs, where they were only one game away from the State Finals. The Devils were led by six All County players; Kevin Morris, Mike Stamer, Paul Leifer, Roger Brewster, Rod Yatcilla, and Chris Drabin. They are looking forward to another great season this coming spring. First Row L-R K. Smith, P. Murphy, R. Brewster. J DeRosa Second Row: B. Brewster. Junior Varsity cooch; P. Lima. Varsity coach; K. Morris, J. Kennedy. N. Vacca. co-captain. R. Yatcilla. co-captain; P. Leifer. B. Bruno. Varsity assistant coach. Third Row B. Keller. M. Clarke. C. Drabin. M Stamer, K. Gillhous, M Murphy. R. Love, manager 160 ft WHS OPPONENT 13 Linden 1 2 Irvington 1 6 Montclair 0 i 2 Union 5 4 Johnson Regional 5 11 Plainfield 1 0 Edison 3 11 Scotch Plains 3 9 Colonia 7 2 Union 4 13 Seton Hall 4 4 Linden 9 5 Elizabeth 8 8 Summit 5 4 Irvington 6 8 Union Catholic 2 11 Rahway 7 9 Montclair 7 7 Cranford 8 10 Plainfield 3 12 Pingry 5 12 Montclair 9 4 Scotch Plains 11 2 Roxbury 1 1 Elizabeth 7 4 Morris Knolls 7 i 4 Elizabeth 17 ! 2 Watchung Hills 7 161 ■ iu in I. 'I'I !i;i GOLF chase that ball. Nick . . . cop a shave . . . Enough wedges? . . nice surfing shirt . . . why do people hate preppy golfers? . . . nice shorts, fag . . . get a real bag, get real clubs, William . . . stormin' Normin . . . Ron don't worry you'll make the team . . . Bill, did you bring the eraser... Norm ja' break so ... Coach don't worry that trap's nice and flat'' . . . G.K. ain't gonna like it. . . G.K. broke 60, no ... he did!!! . . . Jimmy get a real car . . . who's got the pencil sharpener. The 1982 Golf team was quite successful with a 12-2-1 record losing only to Summit and Johnson Regional. The team, lead by team Captain Chris Jones, was successful in tournment play. They won the Watchung Conference with Nick Perritti shooting a 78. The team is looking forward to a successful '83 season. WHS OPPONENT 253 Summit 229 15‘ 2 Pingry 2‘ 2 14 Bloomfield 4 W 2 Pingry 3l 2 18 Elizabeth 0 18 Plainfield 0 SV2 Johnson Regional 12l 2 16 Montclair 2 13 Cranford 5 17 2 Linden Vi 10 Seton Hall 8 12 Scotch Plains 5V 15 Union 3 l2l 2 Cranford 2V 9 Wardlaw 9 162 I First Row L-RC. Jones, captain; j Eisemom. N. Perritti. Second Row: G. Kehler. coach. N. Koury. B Rankin. T Gaffney VOLLEYBALL Volleyball is an exciting sport which requires strength, coordination and versatility. It is a new frontier for the WHS athletic department, facing its second year. Miss K. Ryan, an English teacher at Westfield, not only served as an effective coach but played an inspirational part in the development of the volleyball program at WHS. Although volleyball is the newcomer to the interscholastic sports program, it has become an integral part of the varsity athletics, satisfying Westfield's standards. WHS OPPONENT 0 Nutley 2 1 Union 2 2 Benedictine 0 2 Cranford 1 1 Elizabeth 2 1 Belleville 2 0 Nutley 2 0 Mother Seton 2 2 Union 0 0 Plainfield 2 0 Montclair 2 Belleville 2 o Scotch Plains 2 2 Irvington 1 1 Plainfield 2 1 Scotch Plains 2 1 Elizabeth 2 163 First Row i- ?.Q. Trinh. B. McHugh. I. lenart. L. Williams. L. Leinboch. Second Row: I Martin, co-captain. L McGowan, co-captain; K, Mackenzie. N. Csorbo. A. McGowan. R. Landers. A. Poole. K. Ryan, coach. UNDERCLASSMEN . • • r V. . ■ ' i J0� OS CtfSAI Lois Ackstein Sondro Adopon Meredith Albert Diana Alborn Donald Allen Robert Allen Jacques Andre Marybeth Angilelta Robert Appelbaum Leonard Arcuri Jane Arkel Jennifer Arpino Beth Ashforth Christopher Aslanian John Aslanian Matthew Axelson Mona Sal Samuel Boll Donna BaHatt Michael Baiogh Christopher Bonta Sara Barcan James Barden Margaret Barton Andrew Becker Susan Becker Julie Begirn Mark Belle Louro Beltzer Down Marie Benoquisto Beverly Best Sarah Biren Rowan Bishop Todd Bixier Heather Black SOPHOMORES Patricio Burke Rino Cacchione David Cagnassola Louis Cagnassola Lynett© Calvert William Cambreleng Victor Campanile Maria Campodonico Kim Canata Carey Cannon Christopher Capono Robert Carney Kathy Durante, after a quick application of make-up, greets her waiting harem. Philip Blancato Sean Boatwright Thea Bournazian Jon Bovit Thomas Bradley Patrick Brady Chdrles Brandt Lisa Braxton Marla Brecher Christine Brennan Timothy Brennan Jennifer Brown John Brunell Drew Burke Kenneth Burke 167 Noreen Carver Elvia Castillo Tracy Catanzaro Mary Cauterucci Kirsten Chancellor Benjamin Chapman Curt Cheesman Pamela Chicella Steven Ciarrocca Maryann Cieslik Carmen Cintorrino Kelli Clarke Nancy Clarkson John Class Marc Codeila Jackie Cohen Brad Cole Stephen Coleman Tommy Coticchio Kimberely Colins Mary Coins Thomas Confroy Giftan Cook Kathleen Cook Allison Coopersmith Adrian Cornelius Susan Costa David Cote Catherine Coughlin Richard Covington David Cowell David Cox Matthew Cox Two members of the “Luke Spencer Fan Club look on unhopply. desperote for new members Nancy Coyne Sharon Coyne Dean Crane Susan Crane Carol Cull� gon Deboroh Cunningham Susan Curry Susan Curtis Greg Czander Erin Daly Joseph Daniel Ehzobeth Davenport Bruce Day Christopher Deegan Joseph DeFabco Karen Degnan Holly DeLazaro Liso DelGuidice Jeffery Dembiec Lori Denaker Hillary DeNigro Rama Deodato Saron DeOliva Martha Deppen Patricia Dervm David DeShaw Joanne Dettre Jennifer DEufemia Suzanne D'Eufemia Corin Diaz Thomas Diaz Michael D8ari Pam Dick 169 Jennifer DCIerico Thomas Dierkes Susan Dietz Linda Ditorio Theresa Dinan Timothy Dineen Robert DiPuma Sean Diver Michael Dooley Sean Dougherty Karen Downey Kathy Driscoll Sorry boys, we're not from 'GQ' Two underclassmen fall prey to our tricky cameraman Eva Druzek Elizabeth Duncan Scott Dunn Kathryn Durante Boaz Dvir Nancy Dymond Michael Edmondson Hilo Eibschutz Joseph Elias Jennifer timore Michael Emanuel Christa Esbeck David Fobiano Jay Factor Paul Fagan 170 Michael Falcone Sarah Fallowes Lori Farbstein Teresa Farley Margaret Farmer Robert Feathers Denise Feinsod Hayley Feldstein Lisa Finn Patricia Fitzsimmons Magaly Garcia Cara Garofalo Jacqueline Gorrity Natalie Gilford Christine Gilgallon Linda Gillesberg Mia Ginsberg Christine Giresi Edward Flack Martin Foerster Adrien Francois Theodore Frangos Laura Frantz Suzanne Fraser Matthew Frawley David Frette Lawrence Friedman Down Fuchs Rika Fujita Cheryl Furchak Erin Gaffney John Carlo Ganas Tonia Garbowsky 171 .r Terence Glynn Alexis Gonzalez Cynthia Gottlick Christopher Gottshai'. Christine Gouidey John Groney Jennifer Grant Marilyn Graves Christopher Gray Staci Greenwald Julia Grieb Carolyn Gross Edward Haag Gregory Hackenberg Sharon Hackett John Haggerty Lowell Hoims Amy Hall Deirdre Hamill Michael Hanlon Kathy Harcourt Lysa Telana Harriott Kimberlee Harris Susan Harvey Suelien Hayden Elizabeth Hazard Leon Hebert Mark Heinbach Jeffrey Heintz Karen Hendrzak Christopher Hengeveld Carolyn Henn Oavid Henneberger Cynthia Heston Laura Hetem 172 Matthew Higgins Richard Hingel Kimberly Hobson Dana Hofmann David Hone Anne Horn Cheryl Horne Jennifer Horner John Howell Jean Hua Rosemary Huong David Humiston James Hutton Madeleine Hyams John lerardi John Jacob Kimberely Jacobs Daniel Jacobson Wendy James Anthony Jennette Maria Elena Jennette Susan Johansen Vanessa Johnson Lori Jonas Cynthia Jones Robert Jones 173 I. ' i; Is i; i: I' ij I only have two hands! Donna Kakareka James Kalis Jason Karp Ingrid Kasaks Nancy Kasko Christine Kasunic Andrew Kavanagh Traci Anne Kay Amber Keating Douglas Kehler Dawn Keller Sorah Kelley John Kelly Kara Kennelly Morey Kessler Marlene Kiesei Gary Kirschner Edward Kitson John Kliesch Thomas Kocaj Aldo Kosuch Kurt Kovacs Gretchen Kreahlmg Kristin Kueter mmm 174 Ann lucchesi Kerry Lucke Christy Lye Howard Lynd Alison Mackoy Patricia MacPhee Ceri Maddock Stephen Maly Todd Manning Pod Moravetz Cheryl Markham Jodi Marvosa James Mostakas Christopher Mastrangelo Steven Mathews Margaret Lambert Richard Lanam Michael Landodio Gregory Landale Ariel Langholtz Peter Latartara Suzy Lauth David Lavine Frank Lee James Lee Shari Leonard Kathleen Lipper Dennis McCarthy Jennifer McCoy Amy McDermott Lisa McEnerney Sharon McGann David Keith McGowan 175 Wrfliam McMeekan Alvina McTeigue Kristina Mellina Chad Mestei Brian Meyer Linda Mike Johnnie Miles Alvin Miiler James Miller Katharine Miller Julie Mills Cindy Minor Fobrice Mode Susan Modoski Jonathan Mokrauer Mary Elizabeth Mondelli Jeffrey Monninger Arlia Monroe Kristine Monteleone Joseph Moran Carrie Morgan William Motter Peter Mourn Marianne Mucci Colleen Mullan Brian Murphy 176 Christine Pardini Sally Parizeau Wendi Pass Mike Pavola Arthur Pearce James Post Christopher Pott James Prasek Wiliam Pendzuk Horst Percivol Yuri Petroff Robert Pierce Steven Pinkin Suzannah Plant Allison Playford Lisa Poller Jean Murphy Margaret Murphy Christine Nakatani Titina Nardone Carrie Needham Stacey Neumann Paul Newman Victoria Newton Clarissa Nolde Lisa Ann Novak Kenneth O'Brien Michael O'Brien David Odenkirk Mark O'Leary Onder Ors Veronica Otto Bradley Papineau Margaret Papsin Beth Pryor Cristin Qur n Matthew Quirk Michael Raeter Ardeen Reavis Alan Regenberg Stephanie Reichard Maureen Reilly Ingrid Reisner Helen Reiss Laura Resnick Suson Rettino Elmer Rice Hiidreth Risse Caroiee Ritter Dalida Rizk Andrew Rock Scott Roes Angelo Roles Deneen Rolteri George Roscoe Jett Roselli Amy Rowling Mark Rozanski Rebecca Rozanski Daniela Savoca John Schaefer Eric Schatz Heidi Schmidt Karen Schneider David Schnitzer Lisa Schulte Edward Scott Jennifer Scutti Nancy Sexton James Shepherd Dana Sherman Matthew Sherman Amy Showfety Ellen Shusman Todd Silbergeld Jennifer Simon Kim Simons Antoinette Sinatra Robin Sitcer Thomas Slayman Lawrence Smaracko David Smeison Laura Smith Steffen Smith 179 li rj •I •I Theresa Smith Jennifer Smyth George Sonntag Rachel Spasser Ellen Splaine Michael Stagaard Knock 'em dead, fella!” Joon Stanzel Pamela Stock James Stoffers Edward Stravach Robert Strovinsky Wendy Tag Jennifer Tahl Debra Tannenbaum Joon Thul Christopher Tilyou Kimberly Timler Jennifer Tipton Richard Toenes Steven Tozier Michael Traynor Vincent Tymon Michele Ugenti Geofirey Uphom Joseph Valenti Laurie Valli Karen Vardalis Dana Venckus JuSa Vergamini Bharati Verma 180 Keith Vorhoben Margaret Wagner Carol Walsh Michael Ward Susan Word Damon Wayne Kenny Weill Steven Weinstein Barbara Weismon Geri Weiss Christine Wichelns Scott Williams Lauren Witzel Gregory Wolf Danny Wood Brian Wortzel Taylor Wright Douglas Yorrington Timothy Yorrington Edward YatciGa Andrew Yearley Eve Yohalem Teresa Young Judy Zeikel Karla Zingerman David Zupko E.T. turns on the gas after letting the frogs out of the Biology lab. Karen Vardans heads the cheerleaders in their daily follow-the-leader exercises. 181 Bruce Abrams Sean Abruzzo Marc Acito Krystal Adams Paul Adamson Don Anthony Paul Armstrong Sandra Armstrong Amy Avis Francis Azzarto Gail Barker Richard Bartok Thomas Barton Patricia Basto Brad Bates Kathleen Belford Mark Benaquista Michael Bennettson Charles Benz David Berman Julia Bertrond Catherine Betz Charles Biggs Poul Blanco Steven Booth Debra Botulinski Christine Bowbliss Timothy Boyle Timothy Braun Alison Breach Patricia Brennan Marv Briont Lisa Brostek JUNIORS Stephen Brower Amy Brown Lisa Brown David Browns! em Adorn Buchsbaum Steven Buontempo Deidre Callahan Carole Companeifc Debra CannoreKa Kathleen Cannon Kathleen Copono JiB CardUlo Anne C orison Maria Carnevale Georgette Carter Kathrme Cashmon Robert Catania Michaei Cauterucci Priscilla Cekiosky Susan Chesnok Jean:e Cho Amy Chorost Hong Joon Chough Tom Christou Chrismthia Cichowski Janice Ciiiotto Carolyn Clark Robert Clark David Coates Brady Cole Carlos Collazo Kevin Collins Christopher Conabee 185 Kathleen Conheeney Maryellen Conheeney Lisa Consiglio Pamela Corsentino Henry Constantino Darnel Cozewith Jennifer Craig Joan Crincoli Kent Cruger Natalie Csorba Leslie Culver Lauren Curtis Stephanie Cutro Nancy Darrow Clarissa Davila Sarah jane Davis Douglas Davoren Michele Deacon Richard Dechelis The agony of defeat Bryan Delhagen Jerry DeMarco Walter Dembiec Thomas Deming Ncole DeNigro Sita Deodato Thomos Dettre Timothy Devitt Pamela Dickson Hans Dietterich Stephen Dietz Antonietta Di lorio Edward Dillon Paul Dinan Michael Dineen Constance D nielli Melissa Dobbins James Dodd David Doerrer Kristan Doerrer Elizabeth Doherty Dana Dombroski Brenda Druckenmiller John Duca Amy Duffy Patrick Duggan Elizabeth Dugle Brian Dursee Nicole Dzugan Thomas Eisenmann Andrew Elby Martin Elder Maribeth Elias John Ertman Charles Faggins Jack Failla Jessica Faller Kathleen Farrell Steven Feldstein Gillean Ferguson 187 ii I! 'I II I Mario Ferraro Sheri Filippone Pamela Fink Cheryl Fischer Susan Fischer Melissa Fleischmann Rebecca Fleming Diane Flynn Dominic Fontana Antoinette Forbes Darren Ford Susan Fox Elizabeth Frank James Frank Randi Frank John Freer Christian Frerecks Beatriz Frino Peter Froden Emilie Gadol Joan Gaffney Eileen Garrity Michael Gelfand Heidi Geores Christopher Gergich Frank Giannone Daniel Gilday Robin Gillen Andrea Ginsburg Lawrence Glantz 188 The gang's all here! Thomas Giasco Wendy Glickman Margot Glockner Michaei Goobic Julie Gordon Thomas Gordon Vincent Gormolly Paul Goski Chris Goss Irene Gottl«ck Patricia Graham Daniel Grosso Dolores Graves Coieen Gray William Griffin Christopher Grillo Julia Grimes Katherine Griswold John Grossi Martm Gubar Jarnce Guglielmi Thomas Hoiber Maja Hall Joseph Halpin Laura Halpin Peter Hampton Christopher Harding Tammy Harriott Jean Harris Julia Ann Harrison 189 nKi mm Gregg Harting Daniel Hauck Julie Haveson •!. ■!|) :n I!! jfi'l ri’ r | jr Si Mi i Gregory Hawgood Lisa Hawgood Nathalie Hay Steve Hayashi Stephanie Hensel Paul Hetem Edward Hill Michael Hindlin Stephen Wngei Lily Ho Laura HobPie Steven Hobson Joan Hoffmann Serena Hook Denise Horn Ernest Hua Lori Hunnell Timothy Hylon Douglas Isaacson Marina Isolde Lisa isoldi Brenda Jackson Jennifer Jackson Andrew Jacob Deanne Johnson Diane Johnson Shelly Jones Teresa Juchnik Lauri Kaplon Kathleen Kotsch 190 Marc Kaufman Jeff Kazista Theresa Keller Christopher Kelly Steven Kesselhaut Nancy Kessler Edward Kim Frances Kish Patricia Kloges William Kley Elizabeth Klezer Roger Kohler Michael Kopeiman Elizabeth Koppe Steven Kosch Ria Krikliwy Stephen Kullman Corl Kumpf Margaret Kupfer Thomas Lalor Bryan londadio George Lapierre Lisa Laurie Deborah Lawson Young Lee Scott Leshick Justine Lewand Robert Liebesman Andrew Linden Elizabeth Little Brenda Locker Robert Longaker Vincent Lotano 191 Traci Love David Lovejoy Tamri Lowery Elizabeth Luerssen Scott Lupio Dennis Lynch Jacqueline Lyons Douglas MacDonold Michael MacDougall Fergus Mack ay Maryonne Macleod Clare Magee Gary Maher George Mahoney Ziva Marcus Stephanie Markham Paul Markson Robert Mason Christine Me Adam Heather McBride Katherine McCaffrey Stacey McCall Caroline McDonald David McEntee Tim McGale Ron McGonn Kathryn McNally Wiltam Me Solis Kathleen McSweeney Mary Mehorter Jane Mencher Suzanne Mendoza Robert Mertz Melissa Mickens Diana Miller 192 Kenneth Miller Christopher Minichino Lisa Miragliotto Russell Moffett Richard MoodeK Traci Monroe Leigh Montana Steven Morenberg Christopher Morgan Scott Morgan Gregory Mueller Daniel Muiholiand Marie Muscarnera Cornell Muse Lisa Muse Nancy Mysel Nathan Newman Elizabeth Newson Scott Nichols David Nixon You wouldn't dare! . Julie Harrison takes our photographer head on. j i : i 193 Miwako Ohta Charles Ouellette Michael Padula Lori Pollarino Nancy Panek William Parizeau Michael Parrish Marc Papineau Ronald Paris! Christine Pasterczyk Thomas Patchett Before and after David Patterson Joanna Pecore Lauren Peretz Ellen Perry Jerome Peterson Michael Peterson Larisa Petriano Matthew Petrik Lisa Piantkoski Myron Pilecki Andrew Pinkman Darin Pinto Matthew Pipher Ellen Pluta Stephanie Poliak 194 Jay Post More Powell Stephanie Prial Kevin Price Marcia Pridgen Gregory Pryor Anthony Pugliese Eric Pundock Joseph Quirk Samantha Ransom Jeffrey Reeder Nicole Reidy Michael Reilly Ann Reynolds Jack Ribecky Lisa Ricca Steve Richmond Edmond Roberson 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 Someth Craig Schaibie Gordon Schantz Jody Scher 195 Michele Scheuermann Alan Schmidt Pamela Schumann Laura Schwartz Steve Schwartz David Sclama Kim Selser Leon Senus Mark Shanosky Julia Shapiro Elizabeth Shea Kevin Sheehan Richard Snyder Hung Song Lauro Soucek Elizabeth Spear Mary Ann Splitt Jane Steuernagel Cynthia Skipton Todd Slamowitz Martha Smalley Medeas Smith Natalia Smith mmr- Raquel Smith Shawn Smith Steven Smith Tacy Smith Maureen Smyth 1% Mary LOu Steuernagel Eric Stogner Lesley Stone Gayle Strommen Kevin Sullivan Karene Tabor Linda Taimont 7eresa Tammaro Judy Tartivita Ddnny Tate John Taylor Mary Beth Taylor Francesca Tedesco Amanda Tesoriero John Thomas Kevin Thomas Kimberly Thomas Richard Thomas Marc Thompson Kathleen Tierney Darren Tietsworth Yvonne Townes John Townsend MrcheKe Tracey 197 Tom Fleming shares his hair raising experience with Mary Taylor. I Sarabeth Tucek Lisa Turiel Charlotte Tweedie Edword Tykot Douglas Unger Ann Mane Ungvarsky Kimberley Urso Jacqueline Van Grieken Gino Venezio Zoleta Vernugopal Vanessa Vigilante Daniella Vitale John Volino llano Volkov Sorry Megan. No one escapes the Weather Vane camera “Give us a smile Mike.” A peanutbutter sandwich keeps Mike Dineen's mouth closed 198 Elizabeth Weil Michael West Erica Whellan Colleen Wieghorst Carolyn Williams Lorrett Williams Tequa Williams Elizabeth Wflson Eileen Wirth Matthew Wofsy Lisa Wolf Jacquelyn Wolfe Howard Wolfson Patricia Wood Sheila Young Andrew Ziarnik Daniel Zimmerman A quick trip to Roots is out of the question; Smitty settles for water Pals forever. Kezia Adams: Give me books, fruit, french wine and fine weather and a little music out of doors. Lisa Adriance: It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. John Albert: The New Frontier of which I speak is not a set of promises-it is a set of challengesiJ.F.K. Joce: Success is the key to success, attitude is the essence of success, happiness offers the world! Reggie Allen: Too long, but too short. Alan Anderson: Life begins in 83! Ernie Andersen: Sex starts it and death ends it and in between we open the doors of perception. Kezia Adams Lisa Adriance Ultra Brite gets Lauren Chambliss and Ellen Mischka noticed. John F. Albert Jocelyn Ann Alfandre Gene Ahlfeld James Aiello Christopher Allen Reggie Allen Ernie Andersen Alan Anderson 206 Jeffrey Ansell Lisa Ann Ardrey Bonnie K. Anderson Robert D. Anderson Louise Arkel Greg Arkus Little does Helen Rozanski know that her Walkman is outdated. Lisa M. Aslanian Claire Astringer Bob Anderson: What for? Well all be dead by 36. Jeffrey Ansell: Life is a marathon run . . . make it worth the effort. Lisa Ardrey: To my parents 8c friends-you've helped me through the hard times-now I'm on my own, thanks. Louise Arkel: Alte volo. Lisa Aslanian: The feeling remains the same, even after the glitter fades. 207 Maria J. Austin Mark Axelson Jon C. Bach Deborah A. Barbe Joan C. Barry Maria Jeanna'e: Rocks The Casbah! Awareness Club rm.-HO. Darrel and Maria face the world. Jon Bach: Stairway to heaven. Debbie Barbe: If you never do anything to make yourself seen, you don't deserve to be seen at all. Joan Barry: The big top is for dreamers, we can take the circus all the way to the border. MaggiBartczak:Best times with B.C-L.D-L.D-Cruising Clarke-Cutting Tech. Special times with Kenny. Mike Barton: It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. Anne Battaglia: You got to go through hell before you get to heaven. Rodney Belle: Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Maggi Bartczak Michael P. Barton Take that picture, I break your camera, threatens Kelvin Blanton minutes before the camera is smashed. Anne Battaglia Lesley A. Bavos Pete Beglin Rodney Belle Mary Bergen 208 Cheryl Harriet Berkebile Cynthia Best Look, I can pull pretzels out of my nose. Kevin McGorty shows us his magic. Lee Bidgood Brian E. Bernstein Dan Biegler Cheryl Berkebile: 'm looking ahead but all I can see are reflections of a past I'm too afraid to leave Brian Bernstein: We made the grade and still we wonder who the hell we are! Cindy Best: Tomorrow we'll run a little bit faster—tomorrow we'll find what we're after at last. Lee Bidgood: My dear, everything in life is not perfect! Peter Billson: I live for my dream and a pocket full of gold. Chris Bing: Is this way out of this endless scene or just an entrance to another dream. Patricia J. Brizink: It is better to lose something than never in your life have anything to lose. Suzanne Blanchette: To all my friends: I wish you good luck, and happiness always. Craig A. Bigbee Todd E. Bivona Patricia J. Bizink Suzanne Blanchette Christopher Bing 209 Kelvin Blanton Shari Bleiweis: Our memories together, may they mever end, always together, forever friends! Heather Block: May you always pursue your goals and yet never obtain them. V. Bonnor: Though time miles may separate us, I have built a bridge of memories to span the distance. Pete Bourque: It's only Rock-n-Roll but I like it . . . Rolling Stones. Liz Boyle: Baby, you just ain't seen nothin' yet. Wendy Brady: To all my friends, although I may not show it all the time, I really love ya! thanks! Roger Phillip Brewster: To all my friends: Semper ubi sub ubi. Courtney Britton: All that glitters is not gold. Shari Bleiweis Wendy Brady Roger Phillip Brewster Courtney Britton 210 Liz Boyle Robert Broadwell Peary Brug Lou Buoscio Brendan H. Broderick Richard Brown Put your left foot in, put your left foot out . . . Tracey Wright, Heather Henderson, and Sally Brown do the hokey pokey. Robert Broadwell: To all members of the class of '83 may you have the best of luck in the future. Brendan Broderick: Why in the world are you there-when you are everywhere? Come and get your share! Peary Brug: It is easy to turn back ... but better to go forward. Pat Burgdorf: My humility is only overcome by my self-esteem. Bill Byrne:.............. Sally L. Brown Bonnie Buonanno Patrick Hugh Burgdorf 211 William M. Byrne John M. Cacchione Joseph Cagnassola Bridget Caltagirone Jill Allison Camp Dan O'Connor leads Westfield's militia against cafeteria lunch. Manny V. Carlino Eileen M. Carnegie Chris Canfield Richard Carl John Cacchione: What we have, no one knows. Will this affect where our future goes? Bridget Caltagirone: Maggi, Lorie, Lora, the memories are ours to keep forever! Chris Canfield:’ The master plan will be enacted for the man of good intent and action The Infamous C Rich Carl: Jake me on a trip upon your magic swirling ship all my sensors have been stripped-Dylan. Manny C.: Now that we wandered through the caves of ice, we move on to live in the caverns of life. ILT Eileen Carnegie: So get up and go if your're tired of moving slowl Leave the past behind, Jill Cashdollar: Live well, laugh often, love much. Igga-badiggy wiggy! David Carney Jill Beth Cashdollar 212 Marlene Ann Ceklosky Marlene Ceklosky: There are special moments that we share and they are when our friends are there! YLP Lauren Chambliss: I may not be perfectly wise or perfectly wonderful, but I'm perfectly me!!! Alan Chandler: Music is supposed to clean the dust out of everyday life. Cat Chapman: I'll never forget what I can't remember.. . Best of luck to all my friends! Cindy Checchio: You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. Andy Chen: In these times you have to be an optimist to open your eyes in the morning. M. Chin: Everybody got mixed feelings about the function and the form, we must deviate from the Lauren Derrice Chambliss norm. John Monte reprimands an underclassman for walking on the grass. Alan Chandler Cat Chapman Nina Carol Chasnoft Cindy Check Checchio Andrew Chen Michael E. Chin 213 Peter Chomowicz: They say that when good Americans die. they go to Paris. Michael Chorost: A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together. John Cichowski: Only 15 days left. Laura Clarkson: Today is the tomorrow that we worried about yesterday-CC Paradise Kim Cleveland: Moments pass so quickly, but memories are forever. Thanks for the memories IJ KF EW. Robert Cocola: Spread your little wings and fly away, far, far away, because you are a free man. DSMC Deb Codella: Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Pierre Chomowicz Michael Chorost Maria Christou John Cichowski Claudia Ciullo James Clabby Robert Cocola Deborah Codella 2U Carlo Coleman Susan C. Cole Sean Collins Susan E. Conheeney Michelle Angela Conley Bruce Conover Christine Corbet Tawana Deanen Lucretia Cook What, no comics today? Brian Halpin is shocked, not knowing what will happen to Snoopy. Susan Cole: Dave, You have touched me -1 have grown. May 1984 Sean Collins: To create is to be free of old assumptions. discern new patterns and to dare-Sue Conheeney: To the future - let's make it the best, using the talents we have and the things we've learned. Michelle Conley: Hey that's me rocking to the class of 83 ! Chrissy Corbet: The most wasted day of all is that on which you have not laughed. L.C.-Florida-BCLY-LAS. 215 Matthew Cordes Michael Costa John Crane James Cunningham “What smoking permission slip? Alison confused by Mr Konet's question. James W. Crossin Maureen Michael Cruikshank G. Corcoran: “Tomorrow may rain so I'll follow the sun. -John Lennon Matt Cordes: “You'd better learn it fast, you'd better learn it young, 'cause someday never comes. M. Costa: Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth. I do recall, they were the best times most of all. John Crone: Life outside can be hard, life within can be fine, but life without you is no life at all. Jim Crossin: E.T., It's a common reaction that makes an attraction whenever it's cold. Shiek Yerbouti. Maureen Cruikshank: I luv GREG RHEIN. Eric Czander: The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Chris Dalton: Reality stinks. Michael Dailey Chris Dalton 216 James C. Davis Celeste Denerstein Laureen Pug Deegan Lisa Deniz James C. Davis: Only four more years until it's all over! Laureen Deegan: I love Stevie Testa. Celeste Denerstein: Great memories, summer of 82, the shore: Rich, Tana, Karen, Brenda, Kristan. PARTIES. Lisa Deniz: “You can't always get what you want, but try sometimes-ya might just find ya get what you need. Steve DeRiseis: The only difference between us and them is that we don't care! Sean P. Desmond: We cannot stay by the crystal mountain serpent of dreams has left its shadow there. Cathy Diaz: Someday we'll look back on this and it will all seem funny! Lori DiDario: Memories last forever Mags, Bea, Lora, Summer of 8182, Clark Cruisin, Brooklyn Romeo's. Christianne Orto discovers that they really do those things in Harlequin romance novels. Paul James Denning Steve DeRiseis Joseph DeRosa Sean P. Desmond 217 Ellen Diamond Catherine Diaz Frank R. Dick IV Lori DiDario Stephen Diemer: He has saved me from all my troubles and my eyes now look in triumph on my foes. Rene Dierkes: When I die I'm going to heaven because I have already been to Westfield High! Milan di Pierro: “Anybody want to borrow my car keys? Bill Doerrer: No easy way to be free. Deanna Donovan: Look deeply into the mirror of your life, discover the special person only you can be. Stephen Diemer Rene Dierkes Timothy Dillon Brendan McDermott and Barry Farbstein try to get dates for Friday night. Mimi Dooley Deanna Donovan Lisa Dorchek Paul C. Downing John Drescher Carolyn Driscoll Brian Drury Allison L.M. Drabin Len Duca Cheryl Ann Durante Jim Dymond Paul Edwards Debbie Elliott Scott Flaherty, the boy and the plastic bubble. Allison Drabin: What you must live .with tomorrow. Senior Girls Football Team T ALT Carolyn Driscoll: Flere's wishin' you the bluest skies and hopin' something better comes tomorrow. Brian Drury: Why worry about tomorrow-it will be gone the day after. Cheryl Ann Durante: Memories of 82 . good times with friends, Lisa, Kathy, who loves ya babe? Rocky AAF. Jennifer Elliott: the mirror of our souls is reflected only by the greatness of our goals. Randi Eisenberg Jennifer Elliott 219 Do you think it's too short? Peter Bourque inquires. Laura Lorraine Etzold Darin Fabiano Laura Etzold: To my friends: Thanks for everything-You're the best!! (Lylas) Good luck and a lot of love. Barry Farbstein: If you can't be with the one you love, honey, love the one you're with. Dave Fan's: The sun doesn't shine on those who sit in the shade. Jill Farrauto: My cheers will fade and become an echo but to you, my friends, take my smile with you. Kathy Federici: Life is for living. Jack Feeney: Can you see the real me me me me me me me? Kathryn M. Federici Jack Feeney 220 Victor Finamore James Eric Fisk III Daniel R. Fitzgerald Mary C. Fitzsimmons Hey, Lou, your place or mine? Scott Flaherty Maria Fleming Jim Fisk: Satire will always be unpleasant to those who deserve it. Daniel ?. Fitzgerald: There's no time to lose I heard her say catch your dreams before they slip away. Mary Fitzsimmons: You can do anything if you think you can. Scott Flaherty: Young life 1982 Quebec tour: BAD MEMORIES. Maria Fleming:... And they laughed, because they didn't mind the falling of the rain . . . Frank Foley: The party is over. 221 Allan Flowers Frank T. Foley Sir Richard Forbes: Emancipate yourself from mental slavery-none but ourselves can free our mind. Steven Frank: The moving finger writes, and having writ, moves on. Paul Frantz: Will the real Bobby D. please stand up. Dom Frasso: Get up, stand up, stand up for your right. Hal Freeman: See me, feel me, touch me, heal me. Sue Freeman: Shut your eyes and watch your dreams-l hope tomorrow you find better things. Kim Fromhertz: There's the unknown and there's the known, and In between are THE DOORS! J.M. 222 Kim (Fromm) Fromhertz Deborha A. Fuchs Abbie E. Fullerton Tim Gaffney Mo Fuller: Special times, places, friends together-moments pass but memories last-1 luv you Swooder. Abbie Fullerton: We must laugh before we are happy for fear of dying without laughing at all. Thanx MG Qosann Fusaro: I was young then, and life to me was just another game. Tim Gaffney: It's casual. Dino Ganas: Memories, pressed between the pages of my mind. To Rocco and Paul. “Going my way? Mary Price hitchhikes through the courtyard. Maureen Lynn Fuller Rosann Fusaro Dino Ganas Dorian Gavino: We're gonna leave all our troubles behind; we're gonna walk and don't look back. Peter Gilbert: Money is all that matters. Hey Mitch-who you callin' fudgsicle? See Jeff Tikofsky. Gigi Gilmartin: I'm gonna walk, before they make me run. Aww! What's your beef? Greg Gleason: By this time tomorrow who knows where I'll be-highway lines, markin' time, ridin' by the sea. Lisa Goldenberg: Be a Columbus to whole new worlds within you, opening new channels of thought. George Gonzalez: I guess I should be going cause time doesn't wait for me-it keeps on rolling. Sandy Gonzalez: The language of friendship is not words but meanings. Dorian Gavino Jeffrey A. Giaimo It says art club you idiot! Laurie Thibauld loses more and more members. Genevieve Gilmartin Peter Gilbert Frank Curtis Gilford Jr. I Eugene Glasco Lisa S. Goldenberg George Gonzalez 224 Greg Gleason Sandy Gonzalez Jeffrey W. Gordon Laura Ellen Gottlick Jeffrey Phelps Gould Christopher Grage Jimmy E. Graham Beth Graney Brian Gray Lauren Gray We like to devote our energies toward forwarding the existence of mankind. Debbie Barbe gets serious about Key Club. Stefanie Greenfield Sondra A. Greco J. Gordon: Look for the opened door it closes! For there is no way back through the channels we follow. Laura Gottlick:... I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today! Jeffrey Phelps Gould: I want to know what life is for, I don't want much I just want more. Thanks. Chris Grage: I'm not here to waste this year. So I hope it won't be tough to enjoy all this stuff. Beth Graney: You only live once ... try everything. We finally made it thanks to good friends. Brian Gray: As one journey nears the end, we realize a new journey is just beginning! Stefanie Greenfield: A friendship that, like love, is warm, a love like friendship steady. 225 Jennifer Gross Brian E. Habib Kathleen M. Harbaugh Nigel Richard Harlan I Ilia Rose Harkins Jennifer Gross: Insist on yourself-you are the one who determines the extent on your own success. Miriam Gulotta: If at first you don't succeed ... try a karate chop. (Miss Piggy) Thomas VJ. Hackett: The moral of the story's for a limited crew; we're gonna be there in the chosen few. Brian Hatpin: Dance sister, dance. I love to see the way you move, I love to watch you . . . Kathy Harbaugh: Friends forever we'll always be; without you there would be no me. Ilia Harkins: This is radio clash from Pirate Satellite. See you soon Joe, Mick, and Paul. Rich Harlan: People walking on the moon, smog will get you pretty soon. Ship of fools. 226 Cyanide in hamburgers causes tumor growths on cheeks. Rachel Lynne Harrell Anne Hebert Philip C. Hayt Gabriele Heidfeld Doreen A. Helmar Have a Diet Coke and a thin smile. Eric Heinbach Rae Harrell: Love one another as I have loved you John 13:34. Anne Hebert: I stand atop the mountain, and challenge the stars. Gabriele Heidfeld: Don't push me cause I'm close to the edge; it's like a jungle sometimes. Eric Heinbach: Triple J and music are one. No one notices till there's none. Heather Henderson: The thrill is not just in winning but in the courage to join in the race. Holly Henderson: We do not remember days, we remember moments . 227 Heather Henderson Holly Henderson Jill A. Hendrzak Jill Hendrzak: Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Susanne Henn: The lakes and mountains that surround us stand always but our time spent here is brief. Brenda Henshall: After all, tomorrow is another day. 8.B. Adrienne Hill: Every thought is a dream, rushing by in a stream. Lisa Hill: Joe Todd Tom memories luv ya Joe always and forever promises best friends are foreverl Haoran Ho: I live in a maze of illusions. The dreams I hold are but an effort to reality. Tammy Hodges: The past is but the beginning of a beginning. Frank J. Hetem Kevin J. Henry Brenda Henshall Reach out and touch someone. Glenn Kolker makes another obscene phone call. Lisa Hill Hao-Ran Ho Susanne Henn Elizabeth L. Hindlin Tammy Lee Hodges 228 Robyn Holland Michael Hone Lisa A. Hopkins Heather Hoick Christopher Hose Victor Howard Hoff: I wonder who learned more these past three years-the teachers or the students? Lisa Hofmann: Life is a problem to be solved but a reality to be experienced. Heather Hoick: We gotta get out of this place!! Robyn Holland: Good-bye fantasy land hello reality It's time to spread my wings and fly-l'm free!! Mike Hone: Reality is a hard act to follow. The James Gang. Lisa Hopkins: I've got an answer, I'm going to fly away, what have I got to lose? Chris Hose: The first half of our life is ruined by our parents and the second half by our children. Catherine Howard: Life's not just a dress rehersal. Catherine W. Howard 229 Carroll Inglis Tong Huynh Martin Huff Linden Hu Antonella Innesti Robert G. Jackmin llene N. Jacobson Brian Jacox Linden Hu: My statement? In less than 100 spaces? Well, first of all. I want to say that everythi Martin Huff: One chapter is closed, another one is opening. Carroll Inglis: The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. Bob Jackmin: Isn't it funny how you feel when you're finding out it's real—Be a believerll! llene Jacobson: You can always find a decent place to party! So here we all are! Michael Janner: Some say that all good things must end. but the party is just beginning!!! Dana Jenkins: The most wasted day is that in which we didn't laugh together. 230 Michael S. Janner Dana B. Jenkins Robert Johansen Ron Johnson Scott Johnston Robert Johansen: Follow the dreamer, the fool and the sage back to the days of the innocent age. Ron Johnson: Little said, much accomplished. Mark Johnston: Dip into the sea. the sea of possibility- Patti Smith. Scott Johnston: Amen. Matt Kaveney: All the world's indeed a stage and we are merely players. TAK: If you love something, set it free. It if returns to you, it's yours, if it doesn't it never was. Karen Johns Mark L. Johnston Gregory Kasko Karen H. Kassinger Matthew S. Kaveney Teresa A. Kazista 231 Maryann Kelly Kathleen E. Kennedy Sharon Kilcommons Kathleen Maura Kennedy Jeff Weill steps out of his time machine and into the sixties. David R. Klages V. Steffen Klezer Jr. Ellen Klingelhofer John S. Koebli Maryann Kelly: It's nice to be important but it's important to be nice. Kathleen E. Kennedy: No speed limit, this is the fast lane. It's just the way that it is here . . . Kathleen M. Kennedy: Am I stupid or misunderstood? I'd say something clever if I only could. Good luck. Sharon Kilcommons: It was the age of wisdom. It was the age of foolishness. Steffen Klezer: At last, at last, free at last!!! Glenn Kolker: Let's fight for the human race; not against it! Silvia Koros: Cos years have passed and things have changed, I move anyway I wanna go . . . stay free. Glenn Kolker Silvia Koros 232 Gloria Glo Koury Paul John Kranz III Gloria Koury: Those who succeed have played the game of life, those who desire, never stop dreaming. Paul Kranz: WHS-a high school in a league all by itself! Thanks for your memories, everyone! Cynthia L. Kudron: It's 12:01 a.m. Where are the Chorale members? (The Westfield Chorale 1982) Beth Landers: People learn from one another just as iron sharpens iron. Chris La Quaglia: Tess, Lesley, Ann. Girls it's been fun, next step is the summer sun. Kevin Lasher: One must strive to become all he is capable of being. Margaret Latartara: How rich and great the times are now! The best is yet to be. Todd Lauster: What life has taught me I would like to share with those who want to learn . . . Cynthia Lynn Kudron Stephen A. Ladas Veronique Lagae John C. Lambert Beth Landers Christina La Quaglia Kevin J. Lasher Margaret S. Latartara Charlene Laterra A Flock of Seniors Todd Lauster 233 Martha Lavelle: To all my friends. In time our paths may part but our friendships will never die. Amanda Lawson: Different eyes see different things, different hearts beat on different strings. David Lawson: I love you, linda-linda Lou! Law rules over chaos!! NeilLeitner: Be what you want, and not what others want you to be. Shelly Lotto: When will we learn what friendship is, it's not what we get in return but what we give. D. Upson: If I can't take it. I'll make music. If I still can't take it. I'll grin and bear with it. Susan Lojo: Think only of the past as its remembrance gives you pleasure. Martha G. Lavelle Amanda Lawson David Lawson Jill Lebowitz Susan Lojo Neil Leitner Well. Mike Schuvart has been known to beat around the bush. Dave Lipson Robert J- Liftmann Sharon Longaker Joseph R. Longo III Brian Lowe Susan Lowe Dean Luckenbaugh Mary Jane Lynch Lester E. Lynd, Jr. Lisa Saunders attempts to put a Milky Way in her mouth-nice try. David Lunin Bonnie B. Lyon Brad Maak Joseph Longo III: Send my credentials to the house of detention. Do manyil Brian Lowe: Life has been planned for 18 years, where do we go from here. Dean Luckenbaugh: Sometimes a majority simply means that all the fools are on the same side. Mary Jane Lynch: Let the disappointments pass, let the laughter fill your glass. IGGA! Lester Lynd: Increase your chances of success; be poorl Bonnie Lyon: To be always striving for one's goal in life. Brad Maak: Apologies lay the foundations for later offenses. 235 Carol Driscoll listens sympathetically to Pam Meiselman's account of her weekend. William P.D. Macaluso Lorna J. MacAskill Kimberly Lyn MacKenzie Robert S. MacLean Kathleen R. MacPhee Gina Martin William C. Martin Phillip C. Markham Frank Madden Beth Martyn William Macaluso: Endeavor to preserve. Lorna MacAskill: I'll take my chance 'cause luck is on my side. Kim MacKenzie: There will always be one more song for you. Bob MacLean: Drown yourself in darkness until your pupils swallow your skull and burn light in the dark. Kathy MacPhee: The memory of love will bring you home; the memory of love will see you through. Frank Madden: Doug, how much did that cost, I don't know, I stole it. The song remains the same. Bill Martin: Avoid loud and aggressive persons; they are vexatious to the spirit. Beth Martyn: Live the present the way you'd like to remember the past. John Marvosa 236 Robert W. Maschke Arlene Masucci: You can close your eyes to reality, but not to memories. Thanks DJ and friends. Louis Matino: Obviously, my looks are my main attribute and I am far from bankrupt. Cory May: I'm not sure who you think you'll see-l'm just hoping you'll still know that it's me. Chuck Mazza: Remember the crew of '82 Ocean Beach N.J. Scott Mazza: The cars were mean of 83 because Mustangs and Cougars were it. Kathleen McCall: It's not what you do. but the way that you do it 11 Rob McCarthy: Things that I once dreamed of have become reality. Arlene Masucci Lou Matino Bob Cocola is surprised to discover that his intestines are falling out. Corinne May Chuck Mazza Scott A. Mazza Kathleen P. McCall Robert L. McCarthy 237 Cathy McCornack: Pillicock sat on pillicock-hill: Halloo halloo. Loo, Loo! Brendan McDermott: Don't be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. Susan McDermott: Time may change me-but I can't change time. John McElroy: Only a few people know what I am really like. Kevin McGorty: The game is over, the candle is lit.. Wiggy-Wiggy Lisa McGowan: I held on to 16 as long as I could but life goes on after W.H.S. is gone. Pam Meiselman: I'm so glad we had this time together, just to have a laugh or sing a song. Kelly. Catherine L. McCornack Brendan X. McDermott Sean Desmond laughs at the impossible amount of homework he has to do. Susan Marie McDermott Michael Fred McDonough John J. McElroy 238 Scott A. Melka Eric Metzger John Meyer Mike Hone tries to be slick and debonaire. but we all know his glasses are really crazy-glued to his mouth. Eric Douglas Mertz Antonia Mickens Steven Wayne Greg Michaels Nanci Micione Meyerson Paul Migliozzi Robin Miller Steven Meyerson: Life is a tasty smorgasbord. Eat heartily! Greg Michaels: Do you care if it falls? GS RULES! Welcome to the Grand Illusion! Nanci Micione: To fear love is to fear life and those who fear life are already 3 parts dead. Antonia Mickens: To achieve our goals, we must not only act, but also dream, plan, and always believe. Paul Migliozzi: Memories sweeten through the ages just like wine. To Dino and Rocco. S-Cats. BH2. Robin Miller: The past is just a portrait, the future's ours to frame. (SQUEEZE-G. TILBROOK C. DIF-FORD) 239 Pat Burgdorf doesn't realize he's wearing his father's boxer shorts in gym. Tom Miller: When the game's over it's Miller time! I Ellen Mischka: Luck is when preparation meets opportunity. John Monte: Trust in God but tie your camel. Persian Proverb Tom Moore: Looking for funl Paul Morenberg: Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp. Or what's a heaven for? Noreen Morris: We can't all be heroes. Somebody has to sit on the curb and clap as they go by. Lynda Moss: Happiness is like jam, you can only spread a little without getting some on yourself. Thomas W.E. Miller Ellen Mischka I I John Monte Thomas G. Moore Paul Morenberg Noreen Morris 240 Lynda Moss Paul Mourn Carrie Mullan Patrick Munz David Murphy Peter F. Murphy Simone Muscarnera Willie Muse William Vaun Newill Lynda A. Newman David J. Murphy: am a child; I'll last awhile. You can’t conceive of the pleasure in my smile. Peter Murphy: Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country. JFK Simone Muscarnera: You have to throw the stone to make the pool ripple. Laura Nakatani: All the colors I am inside have not been invented yet. Lisa Napoliello: The deadly 4-some, Smal Pap, Beefer, Wine, Md weekend. Rude, the disease. Sweet Thing! Bill Newill: I luv you Boober to Terri, Nanci, Debbi. Tricia, Pleather, and Noby: A special thanks. Lynda Newman: This is the end to a new beginning towards the rest of my life. It'll be Luckey if they hit the target. 241 Christopher M. Nolan James M. Norfolk Jason Novak Mohana Nivargikar Halloween IV Denise O'Brien I I Daniel James O'Connor Robert S. Oehler Manami Oguri Mohana Nivargikar: 1 used to be troubled about what life was for-now being alive seems enough reason. Chris Nolan: You only live once, so do everything twice. Jim Norfolk: Only those who rise going too far, can possibly find how far they can go. Denise O'Brien: If it's worth doing, it's worth doing well. Do up . . . Every little lace. God will give us time. Bob Oehler: Finally we're through, or are we ... The future will hold many adventures. Manami Oguri: Something good is waiting for me. Fight! Cheer up! If I believe it, I'll gain a happy life. Noby Ohta: The trouble with our times is that the future is not what it used to be. Robin Olson: Take it easy, you'll do okay. I love you kid! Forever-n-for always! Smile!!! Nobuhiko (Noby) Ohta Robin Olson 242 Christianne Orto Harvey Oslick Dimitry Ostrovsky Amy Tereasa Grace O'Malley Matthew J. Palmer Laura A. Pardini Regina Parisi Mark Pasterczyk Victor J. Pecore Dominic J. Perruso Amy O'Malley: Killer whales! Christianne Orto: For heights and depths no words can reach, music is my soul's own speech. Harvey Oslick: It is expected that we achieve goals, while it is special to reach dreams. Dimitry Ostrovsky: Beyond illusion lies a real person —look at the inside before judging. Laura Pardini: And a memory is all that is left for you now. It all comes down to you. Mark Pasterczyk: Fly on, proud bird, you're free at last! Vic Pecore: To plunge headfirst into an enormous vat of the King of Beers is my lifelong ambition. Meg Porta: Be a model or just look like one. 243 I I Kenneth M. Pope Michael Petriano: Peace through understanding. Tom Pierce: Beginning with pride in the past and confidence in the future. Ken Pope: Time is expressed in the heart of an instrument, something that stops the heart of a man. Margaret A. Porta: You see things and ask Why? . I dream things that never were and ask Why not? . Lisajeanne Potyk: Music is the international language. Sarah Powell: Alone and without his nest shall the eagle fly across the sun. Robert Power: Vandals 1. Joey, Steve, Mike Bonanza, MC, LA. MC, DE. LW. Margaret A. Porta Lisajeanne Potyk Sarah Ellen Powell Stephen Prasek Robert Craig Power 244 Kimberly Ann Price Mary Katherine Price Lawrence H. Prybylski IV Robin R. Ratkowski Scott Reblitz Kim Price: Hang on to sixteen as long as you can; changes come around real soon, make us women and men. Mary Price: To friends who made high school special, SM. LN, LG, MK, LR, DO, SL, JB, Mr, G. Hank Prybylski: Never wait or hesitate-get in good before it's too late-it’s your only chance. Robin Ratkowski: Wake up to find out that you are the eyes of the world . . . The Grateful Dead. Scott Reblitz: Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to see them through. Daniel Regenberg: A man without music is only half a man! That includes women and children . . . Gerard Reidy: We must attain a new neutrality by an exercise of extremes and duprass. Dan Regenberg 24S Bonnie Reilly Friends Forever Joe Reiss Joe Reiss: Finally we are free at least to become what we made ourselves into. Dawn Cherie Richardson: Be ever wonderful in your own sweet way. Patty Richter: Hold on to your dreams for through them you will be able to fly, forever always Richard. Steve Rinn: The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Dan Rock: Life's enjoyment is enhanced by its unpredictable tides of change, Help-my cat exploded! Paul Rodin: When life gives you lemons . . . make lemonade! So walk tali man, or don't walk at all! Dawn Cherie Richardson Patricia Richter Steven Rinn Scott J. Risko Dan Rock s I Paul G. Rodin Keith F. Roes Arthur Rogers Dee Rogers Paul Morenberg. captured in this alluring pose, sings, I can bring home the bacon — fry it up in the pan — 246 Michele Romano Rocco Romeo Karina Rosenborg Laura L. Roth Ellis J. Rowland Helen Rozanski Dina Ruggiero Charles Ruth Todd Adam Sacks Stuart Sahulka Michele Romano: We are astrologically predestined to wind each other up. J. Strummer Rocco Romeo: -XXX-He don't know she don't know like I know; the GANG II; D + P 5+h.............. Karina Rosenborg: Though the distances divide us there's a paradise inside us we can't lose. D.F. Laura Roth: We don't remember days, we remember moments; Florida, USA, The Old Gang, Kensington. Helen Rozanski: Though it's just a memory, memories last forever. Dina Ruggiero: Us dreamers have our ways of sharing rainy daysl Todd Sacks: California sunlight, sweet Calcutta rain, Honolulu starbright-THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME! Stuart Sahulka: Nothing is more valuable than the head of a dead cat: no one can name its price. 247 Jill Sanderson Lisa Saunders Scott A. Sawyer Paula Scandale Charles Scharf Chuck Schefer . Preparing to arm wrestle. Abbey Fullerton stalks her next victim. Jill Sanderson: You can't turn back the clock, but you can wind it up again. Lisa Saunders: Love wasn't put in your heart to stay-love isn't love 'till you give it away. Paula Scandale: Stop and listen to the wind that blows, it tosses old memories to and fro. Charlie Scharf: When everything is said and done, there's nothing left to do or say. Chuck Schefer: Blind acceptance is a sign of stupid fools who stand in line Elaine Scheffer: Is this the way out from this endless scene? Or just an entrance to another dream. Phil Shirmer: Dear Seniors, Try to remember school as Running With The Devil. Fran Schmidt: No matter how much cats fight, there always seem to be plenty of kittens. Elaine M. Scheffer Philip F. Shirmer 248 Jeff W, Schmalz Frances Schmidt Jeff Schneider Michael J. Schuvart John Alfred Schneider John Schneider: The years teach much which the days never know ... I still like champagne. Mike Schuvart: Don't allow our quest for the future blind us of what we have today. Doug Schwartz: Boz! T. J. E. J. Kelly Scott: I'm so glad we had this time together, just to have a laugh or sing a song. Pam. Amy Seastream: Life is a game . . . play it to your advantage. Douglas S. Schwartz Dana E. Schwarz Steven Scioscia Relaxing in the courtyard can be fun. Steve Garvey contorts his feet. Daniel Scott Kelly Anne Scott Amy Seastream Michael Shapiro 249 Kristin Shea Felicia Sheehan Evelyn Shen Evelyn Shen: Teachers and students exchange roles constantly: the circle has no end. Kelly Sherman: Smiles are the flowers of the heart. Steven Sherman: Good Luck to all and if you don't stand up, you don't stand a chance. Mike Shusman: Seems we just got started and before you know it comes the time we have to say so long. Margaret Siecke: Talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish. Nikhil Singh: We must cultivate our garden. 250 Gary Shendell Steven D. Sherman Michael Shusman i Margaret Siecke Nikhil Singh Chuck Skolnick: Live for every moment! Amy Stove: Con these words summarize all that I have felt and experienced or capture all that I will? Carta Sommerstein: “Sex bomb baby yeah Laura Sonnentag: Out with the old and in with the new, somewhere out there is a great future for you. Susan Sonntag: Who Concert '82-awesome! It's been great I love you all! It's only a teenage Amy Slove Thomas Snyder Laura Sonnentag 251 Susan H. Sonntag Leslie Spasser Thomas F. Splaine Sara Spotte Paul Stenbjorn Darren Stivale Kathy Stoffers Sara Spotte: You're too young to choose it, but the clock waits so patiently on your song. Paul Stenbjorn: Tragedy has struck. We have reached the hour to ascend. Kathy Stoffers: Dean I love you AAF . . . Thanx for always being there through the years. May 22, 1981 TCTP. Carol Stravach. Yd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints-only the good die young. Alicia Sugrue: My feet are my only carriage, so I've got to push on through . . . ! Gregg Sullivan: Drop dead, I gotta job down the hall! Sally Stokes Paul Frantz tries a new studying technique: picking up vibes through a closed notebook. Gregg Sullivan Carol Stravach 252 Jack Suto Debra Ann Tagliareni Pamela Tate Deb Tagliareni: Don't be angry, don't be sad, and don't be cryin over the good times you've had. Jacqueline Tattenbaum: To light a single candle is better than to sit and curse the darkness. Allison Taylor: The deadly 4-some Bayhead friction the disease M-D weekend smal pap beefer walk-on. Mariel Tesoriero: Wait, hold on one minute ... click. Rebecca Thav: The times we've shared today will be the memories of tomorrow. Jane Theobald: Love when you can, cry when you have to, be when you must-that's part of the plan. She said YES!!!'' Ken Szambel Jacqueline R. Tattenbaum Jane Theobald 2S3 Allison Taylor Mariel Tesoriero Rebecca Thav Laurence Alexandra Marie Thibaud Maria B. Thomas Tracey S. Thomson Jeff N. Tikofsky Kathleen Tobey i Suzanne Tomassi David L. Towns Carol A. Traynor Thomas Trerotola John Tretout Que Trinh Laurie Thibaud: Paris here I come!!! Maria B. Thomas: When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. Tracey Thomson: You must go through hell before you can get to heaven. Jeff Tikofsky: Hey Mitch, who are you callin' fudasi-cle? -see Peter Gilbert-Money doesn't matter Pete. Suzanne Tomassi: Go easy, step lightly ... stay free. Carol Traynor: ”Oh yea, life goes on long after the thrill of living is gone. John Cougar. Tom Trerotola: '83 Rocks the Casbah! Longo let's blow this taco stand and catch a Bud!!! Later people. John Tretout: Let me be storm, let me be calm, let the tide in and set me free. P. Townsend. Que Trinh: World, Ready or not, here we come. 254 Zum K. Trinh (Nam) Dung V. Truong Christopher m. Troy Jennifer Tucek Well, what about the prom? Manny Carlino pleads for a date with Terri Kazista. Karen A. Ujcic Susan M. Unger Bradford J. Upham William N. Vaccaro Chris Troy: Stay loose and keep moving, the rewards are obvious once you know where and when to look. Jennifer Tucek: “To be tan, tall, and talented. Sue Unger: Barefoot girl sitting on the hood of a Dodge, drinking warm beer in the soft summer rain. David Venezia: I was left alone with only the memories . . . How did I do it? Kerry Vardalis David William Venezia 255 Carol A. Verniers David Verniers Mark C. Via Sabrina Vigilante Gillian Voorhees Bill Wallack 8 I Carol Verniers: Tommy remember all the good times in the two years we have been going out. I love u. David Verniers: Living for the weekends and partying in my '68 Mustang. Sabrina Vigilante: Life is an illusion where your best dreams can be fulfilled when you believe in them. Jim Walsh: My beauty needs an understanding, a knowledge of what I am. Jeff Weill: Unite! Compose the future with melodic love and harmonious peace. Mitch Weiner: Yd just like to use this space to BOO to all the colleges that rejected me. Jim Walsh Jeff Weill Mitch Weiner Mark Wellnitz Beth Weinstein Ellen Weiss Pamela Weiss Robert Whack Jr. Patricia Wesler Bradley Wiener After his rejection from Jim Norfolk. Lou asks Ms. Jacobus if she would like to go to the prom. Lourie Williams Natasha Faulkner Williams Beth Weinstein: Life is too important to be taken seriously. Ellen Weiss: Where have all the good times gone ... USA YGRO squid, kiddy games, BBD, Florida Shore, VH82. Pam Weiss: Nothing we do can change the past, but everything we do can change the future. Mark Wellnitz: All the good things in life are either illegal, immoral, or fattening . , . Danyei Wendroff: Certain good things like wearing red not blue faces. Patty Wesler: I'm gonna find out what it's really like to be loose, high, and free. Robert Whack Jr.: Things never last forever. Brad Wiener: Only one can be dumb enough to chew on the stick instead of sucking on the lollipop. Laurie Williams: I love you John McE . . . Natasha Faulkner Williams: Thank you mom, Chucky and beloved brother Bert. Thank God, I made itll Robin Wilson: Dwell not on the past, but seek to make a better future. Tim, we are immortal. Todd Wimpfheimer: I don't want to be the president-1 just want to set a precedent. George Withers: I'm a lady's man, a girl's choice-they melt like butter when they hear my voice. Daniel Wright: In 1983, this Bud's for me. Let's Party! Tracey Wright: Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime . . . These are the best of times. Eddie Yuengel: Cat of Ultimate Go Always Races Successfully-COUGARS! Jill Zeikel: If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours! Robin Lynn Wilson George Withers Tom Witzel Daniel Whitney Wright I know you're short, Dave, but this is ridiculous! Jennifer E. Zanger Tracey M. Wright 258 I Todd Wimpfheimer David A. Wright Edward Yuengel Jill Anne Zeikel In the darkness with a great bundle of the people march. In the night, and overhead a shovel of for keeps, the people march: f Where to? What next?” masarm MilS Jtsm. y E-i OSS COUNT ATE CHAM 5 OSS COUNT JS count, WE CHAMi Tt nuJ!TR nHMMM Sjr. ; rP- kf JUST TO HAVE A LAUGH AND SING A 270 YOU KNOW IT ■ a a 274 COMES THE TIME WE HAVE TO SAY SO LONG 277 Id . aw. 1 0' (JhcxttCJ BftMK I?o DIVIDEND OF 5° y A u -. . s.'Vv4ilMH STATE FARM INSURANCE V For insurance cal I CHARLES W. COSENZA INSURANCE AGENCY, NC. 2 ELM STREET WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07090 OFF.: (201) 233-9100 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM NORMANDY STUDIOS 107 WATCHUNG AVENUE PLAINFIELD, NJ The 1983 Weather Vane would like to thank the following professionals for their patronage: Mr. Jack J. Camillo, Attorney Mr. Robert Metz, Attorney Span 8c Gomperts, Attorneys Mr. Robert F. Spencer, Attorney Dr. Leslie Apirian, D.D.S. Dr. Daniel Boston, D.M.D. Dr. Adam Feret, D.M.D. Dr. S. Glickman and Dr. R. McIntyre Dr. G. Hickman, D.D.S. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Ott, D.D.S. Westfield Orthodontic Associates, P.A. Westfield Orthopedic Group Associates in Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery Dr. Ghifta Eibschutz, M.D. Dr. B.M. Feinsmith, M.D., P.A. Dr. Jerold Graff, M.D. Dr. J.E. Kalbacher, M.D. Dr. Peter Mynarczyk, M.D. Dr. Francis B. Nelson, M.D. Westfield Pediatrics Office Dr. Edward G. Williams, M.D. Mr. P. Fromhertz, Insurance Agent Dr. Frederick Meiselman, D.D.S. The 1983 Weather Vane would like to thank the following patrons for their donations: Eugene A. Gibbs Grills The Needlework Shop Jeannette's Gift Shop Auster's Colonial Pastry Shoppe Jay's Cycle Center Adlers Barbara's Antiques Guillotine Westfield Library J J Luncheonette 1 WYATT AND KOSS For men, boys, and students 138 Central Ave. Westfield, NJ 232-0404 REALTORS Multiple Listing Member 44 Elm St. (corner Ouimby) Westfield 232-8400 Our products are on the moon, under the ocean, and even in the C.B. set in your car. WESTFIELD BUILDING PRODUCTS “Your Lumber And Home Center” 700 NORTH AVE. E., WESTFIELD 232-8855 INDUSTRIAL MACHINE AND ENGINEERING CO., INC, Screw Machine Products 201-862-8874 1807 W. Elizabeth Ave. Linden, NJ 07036 VISA' OPEN Mon -Fri 7 30 - 5:30 Thurs 7:30- 8 00 Sal. 7:30-4:00 Sun 9 00- 1:00 PHONE 232-3856 WESTFIELD SEWING CENTER “A One Stop Sewing Shop” 104 E. BROAD STREET WESTFIELD, N. J. 07090 For all your travel needs American Express Travel Service We're the all-around travel agent—with hundreds of American Express Company, subsidiary and Representative Travel Service offices to help you here and all around the world. And with an all-around package of services no one else can match Book plane tickets Reserve hotel space Arrange complete vacations Provide rental cars and limousines Sell, cash or refund American Express Travelers Cheques Offer complete business travel service Provide American Espress pay-later plans (for American Express Cardmembers) A unique combination of travel financial services Help at destination We want to be your travel agent AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL SERVICE 33 ELM ST.. WESTFIELD 654-5535 AKlEBIC Nl iEXRRESS . 288 Kilty Duncan R P Owner PHONE 233-0662 EMERGENCY PHONE 388-3293 PRESCRIPTIONS PHARMACEUTICALS - COSMETICS SUNDRIES - SCHOOL SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS - BABY SUPPLIES KODAK AGENCY 54 ELM STREET. WESTFIELO. N.J. WESTERN UNION AGENCY A SPONSOR OF AMBASSADOR SERVICES B Congratulations Class of '83 Best Wishes Rebecca Love. Mom, Dad and Eric % : STAY TUNED! Rock - Metal -Jazz-Classical • Audiophile Domestic Import Lp's-Ep's-45’s The Complete Record Store For All Your Needs Blank Tapes-Posters-Sheet Music- Accessories MUSIC STAFF 27 Elm St. 233-1448 BLOCK ISLAND Z-4-eiM STREET AUTO PARTS 1138 South Avo. W Westfield 232-8114 OPEN DAILY Mon-Fri 8-9; Sat 8-6. Sun 9-1 10% discount for class of 1983 for a limited time only AUTO PARTS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC JAX HAS IT ALL • LET US PROVE IT 289 II Colei ■final airs Iden Rentals - Sales Stores in Westfield, 501 South Ave. Irvington, Livingston Mall Same Day Delivery Call Before 2:00 P M JOE’S MARKET 233-4955 Prime Meats - Dependable Poultry Freezer Orders Prepared For Particular People Hours: 8 - 6 Tues. - Fri. 8 - 5 Sat. Closed Monday 407 South Ave. JOSEPH C 8 JAMES DiPROSPERO Westfield. NJ 07090 DORETTE'S INTERIORS Personalized Window Treatments Roman Shades Fabrics Draperies Laminated Shades Verticals Lamberquins Upholstery Slipcovers 402 BOULEVARD WESTFIELD. N.J 07090 TELEPHONE 2C1-233-7881 PRO TOUR CYCLES 405 SOUTH AVE W WESTFIELD. N.J. (OPP. TRAIN ST AT.) 232-9750 SALES • SERVICE Anthony's KOZY KORNER South Ave., Westfield sandwiches, candy, coffee, cigarettes, newspapers THE ATTIC 415 Westfield Ave. Westfield. N.J. 07090 233-1954 Congratulations Class Of '83 fnAflt- yi a«e Junior 8 Missy Clothing 20 Elm Street Westfield. N.J. 07090 (201) 232-4844 treats 290 Z3i� -M dog patch: all breed dog grooming Susan Gutman 233-9855 333 South Avenue West Westfield. N.J. 07090 McEwen SOI GROVE STREET DIAL 232-1142 WESTFIELD. NEW JERSEY 07090 computer dimensions... 116 Elm Street Westfield, New Jersey 07090 (201) 232-8300 Easy Jtree hou fashions 226 North Ave. 75-c Brighton Ave. 34 Maple St. Westfield, N.J. West End N.J. Summit, N.J. (201)233-2726 (201)222-8585 (201)273-0770 usie s Pickwick Village Gift Shoppe 143 EAST BROAD STREET WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE 233-2121 GIFTS PICTURES FURNITURE LAMPS RADIOS • APPLIANCES CARDS GIFTS 161 E Broad St Westfield 232-1032 7M-0 f0 f ritn fit ctU fi 77 ocoa onA fiasrtwct . . 07077 18th CENTURY CREATIVE HAIR STYLIST the salon for women ... for men 232-1260 1010 SOUTH AVENUE WEST WESTFIELD. N.J 07090 291 SUBS STUFF in Mountainside Congratulates the Class of 1983 860 Mountain Ave. Quality handcrafts for decorating and gift giving. The little shop o$ 104 North Ave. Westfield, N.J. % 8 Complete Phone Selection Accessories ED LUCILLE MOLLER Proprietors 229 North Ave. W. Westfield. N.J. CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS AND SUITS FINE ACCESSORIES By Appotnlmenl 3 I East Brojd Street Westfield New lersey (T0°0 201 232-°511 ANDREA’S FURNITURE CO. 540 South Avenue West Westfield. New Jersey 07090 (201)232-1198 Where there's no substitute for quality Featuring: Henredon. Pennsylvania House. Harden. Hickory Chair. Southwood Reproductions and Stiffel lamps. SANDWICHES TO GO OR EAT IN COLD CATERING 'Meat and Salad Platters Our Specialty ELM DELICATESSEN 37 ELM STREET WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY 232-3322 (201) 233-5087 HAND BAGS BELTS WALLETS UMBRELLAS GLOVES MICHAEL BLITZER GALLERY Distinctive Fine Art where you can afford that bag. • ffinndl 7mnam?gq M D BUTZER Director 1014 SOUTH AVENUE WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07090 MARSHA FRUCHTER SHERRY SCHLANGER (201) 654-5444 292 CTT8T01 WOODWORKING by J. L. DiFRANCESCO 1020 South Ave. Westfield, N.J. 07090 232-9525 Business 241 -2064 Home ☆ ☆☆☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Col n'a| „ BARRETT CRAIN, Inc. 4 REALTORS 6 43 Elm Street 302 East Broad Street Westfield. N.J 07091 Westfield. N.J. 07091 201 232-1800 201 232-6300 Two New Providence Road Mountainside. N.J. 07092 201 233-1800 WfcSfl III D MOUNTAINSIDE: SCOTCH PLAINS FANWOOD SOMERSET A HUNTERDON COUNTIES ☆ ☆ ☆☆☆☆ ☆☆☆☆ (ZJLcjjx JxtuXajl Apparel Accessories Tastefully Fashioned for Juniors • Teens Official Girl Scout Agency Capezio Dancewear 121 Quimby St., Westfield 4 £ ° Pnnr TTinro0 European Cosmetic Preparation MADE IN USA. MANUFACTURER AND DISTRIBUTOR OF ALICIA KARPATI COSMETIC PRODUCTS 62-68 ELM STREET - WESTFIELD, N.J 07090 - TEL: (201) 233-9285 JUXTAPOSE GALLERY-FRAMERS CUSTOM FRAMING ORIGINAL ART PRINTS • POSTERS PHOTO FRAMES GIFTS 58 Elm Street, Westfield, New Jersey 07090 232-3278 FIR ROGERS REAL ESTATE 129 Prospect Street Westfield, N. J. 07091 201 232-8200 MEMBER OF THE WESTFIELD BOARD OF REALTORS Best wishes to the Class of 1983 The Shusman Family LET US HELP YOU ENTERTAIN WITH OUR COMPLETE LINE OF PARTY GOODS Also large selection of Lenox. Carolina and Hallmark candles. LANCASTER, LTD. ENGRAVERS—STATIONERS CRANE—EATON—REGENC Headquarters tor chess and backgdmmon. Adult gdmes—picture frames—cards. 76 Elm St. 232-2232 Westfield 293 201-233-3535 SPECIAL ORDFRS The Town Book Store BOOKS • GIFTS • CARDS 255 EAST BROAD STREET WESTFIELD. N.J. 07090 JOSEPH E. TOMLINSON where fashion is not compromised for size. Sizes 10 to 20 14% to 24% Hours: Daily 10 to 5, Thurs. 'til 9 232-8025 114 E. Broad St., Westfield “FULL SERVICE REAL ESTATE” 654-6996 VIVIAN’S KITCHEN burst AGENCY, Inc. ERIC SYVERTSEN Assistant Chef 108 Prospect Street Westfield, N.J. 07090 (201) 232-9401 504 NORTH AVE. EAST WESTFIELD, N.J. 07090 HURLER COMPANY CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS JOHN R 6UARINO GEORGE W HARDISON 500 NORTH AVENUE P O. BOX 429 WESTFIELD. N.J 07091 (201)233-1100 G H AUTO SERVICE COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS FOR YOUR MOTORING SAFETY ft COMFORT-COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE EXCHANGE TRANSMISSIONS CYL. HEADS TEL 232 7443 466 NORTH AVENUE E WESTFIELD. N J NEED A CAR FAST? CALL £7jw At« GW JVEVZM' Since 1914 233-1133 . FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE . INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS . DAILY. WEEKLY. MONTHLY RATES . WEEKEND HOLIOAY RATES . MAJOR CREOIT CARDS • G M. CARS AND TRUCKS • DIESELS AVAILABLE . RYDER TRUCK RENTALS 654-7730 • 232-3700 ROTCHFORD PONTIAC Bliwise LIQUORS YOUR FRIENDLY PACKAGE STORE WHERE SERVICE AND QUALITY MEET Corner Mountain Avenue and Route 22 at-the-circle MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J. 07092 Ample Parking in Rear — Free Deliver 294 A. F. D. TITLE CO., INC. AGENTS FOR CONTINENTAL TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY CORNER OF CENTRAL AVENUE QUIMBY STREET ANTHONY F. DOMBROSKI WESTFIELD. NEW JERSEY 07090 • (201) 233-7048 PRESIDENT Mills HOMEMADE ICE CREAM Ice Cream 53 ELM STREET WESTFIELD. N.J. FERRARO’S Italian Restaurant Open 7 Days a Week 8 Elm Street (201) 232-1105 DUNCAN R. SMYTHE PRESIDENT 232 3838 Westfield, N.J. Reservations Honored Let Pandals be with you every step of the day. Ted's Smoke Shop Elm Street Westfield. N.J. Magazines and Papers fyndali SHOES 82 Elm St. Westfield, NJ 232-3680 II F CHILDRENS, TEEN, AND ADULT CLASSES IN: ★ AEROBICS N RHYTHM'5' Dance your way to fitness, specially choreographed routines to a variety of music. ★ FLLX-A-CISE’1 dance Promotes flexibility, stretching studic reducing. (45 min. 18 PROSPECT ST. WESTFIELD. N.J. 232 1088 CALL FOR SCHEDULES ANO INFORMATION and spot classes) ★ JAZZ For those wishing to concentrate on dance technique. ★ BALLROOM DANCE CLASSES (LATE TEEN AND ADULT) Beginner. Intermediate, and Advanced Fran Marie Junior and Misses Clothing Congratulations Class ot '83 295 201 East Broad Street Westfield. N.J. 07090 (201) 232-5600 W 4M Sb,u9 Su,9icJ Co. Drug and Surgical Specialists Herbert Fleishman, R.Ph. Steven Baer, R. Ph. fL-nOO XL OO N (3(3SJ@0D°®(3S8 ' Ira Praam Qhnnna � Ice Cream Shoppe Good Luck Class of 1983! 235 East Broad St., Westfield, N.J. 07090 Telephone: (201) 233-8101 The Quimby Street Book Shop 109 Quimby St. Westfield, N.J. 07090 654-5290 Sam Testa Wayne Lee IS John franks Men's and Ladies' Fine Apparel 207 E. Broad St., Westfield 232-0402-3 J M MARKET, INC. Hjoux ‘lPsuonal cSupz’ima.’i e.t 856 MOUNTAIN AVENUE MOUNTAINSIDE. N. J. 07092 PURE DRINKING WATER SOFT WATER 201- 233 4300 the portasoft company Oldest jn i Larges Water Conditioning Dealer • � New Jersey 1122 South Avenue, West, Westfield, N.J. 07090 Congratulations Class of 1983 TONY DENNIS fashionable clothing 234 East Broad St.. Westfield. N.J. 07090 232-2282 296 INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL Inc. IN AND OUT THE WINDOW” PRODUCTS SHADES • BLINDS • CANVAS AWNINGS • DRAPERIES Storage Service - Take Down Rehang - Laminates -Romans Decorator ideas - Woven Woods - Table Pads - Radiator Covers 1006 South Ave.. W . Westfield. N.J. 07090 Phone 232-3831 WE'LL HELP YOU MAKE THE RIGHT MOVE DANKER DANKER REALTORS COMPLETE REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL SERVICE Integrity-Personal Service Serving: WESTFIELD. MOUNTAINSIDE. SCOTCH PLAINS. FANWOOD Member Westfield MLS 149 ELMER ST. 232-4848 COR. LENOX AVE. Telephone 232-2525 THREE TWENTY-ONE SOUTH AVE. WESTFIELD. NEW JERSEY 07090 GET YOUR GET-TOGETHER TOGETHER with CHEESE BALLS and CHEESE LOGS Now is the time of year to have some fun. Your get-together will be really memorable with the tempting taste of Hickory Farms of Ohio Cheese Balls and Cheese Logs. They're handmade, fresh and delicious! Come on in and hdve a taste before you buy. AMERICA'S LEADING CHEESE STORES Congratulations Class of '83 Vitamins • Natural Foods • Diet Foods WESTFIELD HEALTH FOODS DR. I. LAPIDUS (201) 232-8008 HOURS 9:30 - 5:30 Closed Sunday 223 South Avenue East Westfield, N.J. 07090 Westfield—Madison—Morristown ROBERT J, SANTO MEMBER I F.I. - N.C.A. 401 boulevard 1 [ westfield, n.i. | 07090 ) ■WESTWOOD CLEANERS S)rij ( enmntj fj ?onnce .Jhrvutjfi .Pntie oj (rajhnumafif) (201) 232-8944 1004 SOUTH AVENUE WESTFIELD. NEW JERSEY 07090 201232-0238 297 Around the Corner irsm Around the World Turner World Travel, Inc, 936 South Avenue, West Westfield, New Jersey 233-3900 B 5 2 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '83 LINDA SANDS 102 Quimby St. Westfield, NJ 654-3443 Fine Ladies Apparel CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '83 The best is yet to come Linda and Howard Rinn Good Luck to the 1984 Weather Vane! Love. Weather Vane 1983 We get by with a little help from our friends : Dorene, Ellen, Flora, Jenny “We get high with a little help from our friends : Bridget, Lora, Lorie, Maggi, Lisa B. “Gonna try with a little help from our friends : Arlene, Sue. Suzzane, Carol “Let the good times roll .............................................. We've only just begun Sophomore: Sweet 16 J.V. Cheering Cold Duck R.M. S.P.F.H.S. Tamaques? Didonato's Mustang Kev. Rich, Ricky Emily's New Yr's Eve Permit-3 Richard's Tree Sleeping over Lisa's??lced Tea's Watchung Mts. Turkey Swamp 7-11 Mntsd. Water skiing Keensburg Summer School Van Halen?L.B.I. You ain't seen nothing yet L I S A D E N Time is on our side Junior: Project 79 port . 17 license Stones 81 BBD Motel parties Urgent?lrv, Out to lunch with Lora Cheering Varsity Florida with Lisa B. Hitching Peppermint Schnopps Amy's Place Labor Day Weekend . . . S.S.H. 82 Atlantic City Midnight Movies N.Y. B.S. Fiesty Chicks Patty's 16-Surprise Party Partying The best is yet to come “It is the laughter we will remember; Memories P A T T Y C H T E R Senior: Pro. L ll Lisa's 18 Surprise Party The Rink T.J.'s Clubs Turtle Brook Bruno. Ralph, Dino, Jerry, John Cougars Mustangs Melon Colada's Disco Big Brown Eyes Candies, Tight Jeans Blondes may have more fun but all around brunettes are 1 The prom Graduation New Yr's Eve Time Square Rich Trish Always Florida Califor-nia Mini Skirts Fur Coats Driving Gold Silver Red Blue Scotch Plains . . . The best class there will ever be is the class of 83 . . . Lis; Trish THE INFAMOUS 16 PLUS ONE Was it 5 bottles or was it 11? does onybody care? B.B.B. B.B B. Candidate Smiley Faces Who was that beautiful Breck Girl? Beachball and Rene School really started on Sept. 8 As it were l hdve a Theragram ... for YOU Stealing the Commando T-Shirts Big Toe Shoving Cream Fights Them and Us and Rene Mo-Was it mayonaise or butter? Co-Catpain Golf Club Barbi and Ken Shut Up. Jay Close relations, but not too close lt's only . . CODEI lron Man Fred's House Suspendees and Suspendettes Can I borrow a hair dryer Leland? What obsurd daatai Yak. Yak. Yak-Mo Non ML slides into home We're so cute . . . But not that cute Ezzie will never die White pants, rape shirts. Sullib. and Midge New year’s Resolutions But seriously folks . . . Everyone's a Comedian except Rob and Rene Mare-I'm in Heaven Castles don’t have phones Angel Food Cake lt’s a simple equation: Dead Kennedys iJacox dnd Dead Flowers and Rene You're not the shortest anymore Where did you get your hair done . . Dairy Queen? 6 hours of sleep does not a good marcher make! l'll become a DEIINQUINT yet! The Duca Tapes To the Commandos we dedicate A Chance to Grow UPC’ Heath-You're all woman-fer sure l want an Ice Cream Cone Konethead One for the Wal-You mean Road Warriors?- No the Woll We ore a disgrace to the Community and we don’t carei life is Pain . . . Pain is everything Spam Spam . . Spam I need a MAN Shamoo takes a dive Mother Trucker Short Italians Make Better Lovers ''Honorary’’Junior to Honorary’’ Senior So you’re Mol Strap on Twins ll Terri Gets Mad, . . Film at eleven Chubby Bunny Lcme Sleezettes learn to walk a straight line You’re special Where did you get mono. Deb? When's the iab due? THJNKl Happy Feetl What did you do before Roe’s party? . . . Eric's was the best Bob's was too big Chris’s was too remote Dave's was too exposed . We got stuck in Bob’s tree!! The Get-a-woy Cor Toilet Papering John-Thanks for wearing sweat pants when we did One! Denise do you want to play backgammon? C A. or G.A.? 8ond Romances’’ Bi!ly's Sophomore Harem Green M M’s Debbi’s Purple Bug-Zappers Let's go to McDonald’s live. Love, Lough I am a worm. I eat dirt! Cute Salute Satin Monkeys Yea Rah The Soccer Players Didn't and We Did! We lived through it ail and we loved it!! ALL BAND MEMBERS MUST BELIEVE IN SOMETHING ... SO WE BELIEVE WE'LL HAVE ANOTHER DRINK!! Hong in there. Class of '84. you're almost there! LB- times to remember, like days in december like years gone by and tears we’d cry people and places of the past moments we knew wouldn't last but best of an, as high school ends somehow we'il manage to stay friends live life for what it is. not for what it may be MM-cc dr iw miniskirts my hair perms freak them out go-go’s who do you like? guys! do it! rainbows can we take your picture? diet?!! what a babe! so. what is it? journey or madness? what a face fun boys three attent. crabs. £JG-the who go-go's the garden get wastedl vacation seaside! diane lou mam’s go-go outfit summer ’82 1 beach studs. mam open arms’’ mam. how’s wc? london. summer ’82 bow wow wow time to go on a diet! thunder thighs maybe someday i'll have a reolistic outlook it’s such the ? but noooo! liz. dj, mam. the mistake of my life, mn mam. how’s roy? your moment of insanity good luck to all of my friends in the Class of ’83 ADAM ANT ATTACKH! PAEC SS-8 months ’til freedom, then you're stuck with me, kid Chevelle SS mountoinside-l tron bowcraft he’s a real cool dude, he’s rich, he's got a pool, a woterbed. a jacuzzi. and a pac-man machine’’ what did i hove to lose? my heorfl stephen. i love you so so very much seoside motel rooms vodka i was sooo gone oh. well the way that squeaks gets her kicks who’s fusie with tonight? aug. 5th AVALON’’ ''Behind Blue Eyes’’ if my fist clenches . . . the who at shea unde jack strikes once again.vh 11 15 pink floyd. the wall led zep. bonzo lives stephen’s purple haze question authority the towers summer daze and wapp. commercial free, let’s do it again in ’83 ADAM ANT M-TV. i’m oddicted future rock star? i know i can do iti but i like (love) new wave and punk “What is and What should never be’’ ”Wish You Were Here’yPEGASUSH best always to the Class of '83 (AF. JB. BG. BA. and all of the graduating Weathervane staff) here's to the best yearbook ever. . 1983’’ hO' Oii:cancelled the best holidays ever! thanx to SS McRib-llfrench fries! B R (gotta have some) another pint of double chocolate mr. c. can i take her out tonight? Stephen. i don’t like what’s been going on next door satisfied? tonight? right now? of course!? ALWAYS with you. SS steeevennn SS. you're the best p. i love you immensley. s SS's driving stephen. i'm worried you love that car more than me you’re all yucky do something for me? for who so firm that cannot be seduced sweetie, sweetieee ... i hate surprises the huge buffa. he should be committed as. the next gos andrew. if you were four years older and d foot taller. . . we learn from our mistakes (the 3? deadly sins) musdes and chests. Siamese twins peter says hello take it out! it’s not in! you're such a spas pamela and her illnesses, such a sickly child got any b's? big green buds shorter of breath and one day closer to death SOL” bear the jacuzzi party turned slumber sandy “la machine’’ MY friends mildren miss purity and innocence” the ack. the stud ando and kath the ad's big, sick bob and the ’63 vette (his fabulous cooking and meals at bob and joe's) joe and the z moosehead damien's dastardly deeds pc. you came to me this summer, i hope it losts a lifetime longer. SS to the Solomons- thanx for everthing. you've been terrific to all of those who supported me during that hopefully forgettable year and a half (especially bunky, eg, lb, m8rs. bd. and the rest) i'm so very glad that i finally listened to you. how could i have been so blind (stupid)? you were so right. DS was just 8S. Stephen. thanx for being there when i really needed you. please don't ever leave me. i’ve never been so gone on anyone before, we make a great team, i could never make it without you. look to the future . . -the wife (PAES) CHORALE '82 It's crazy you're for the 80's RAT-A-TAT-TAT . . . BANG Adios squared Mom Dad the rest is history ... But who's counting F-U-N-l-N-T-H-E-A-L-P-S Bang zoom whoosh Moo sly Tacky tourist trap = T3 Don't drink the milk . . . it's spoiled more verk the cheek bones Read my lips-eat sh _ and die Loosern Suitcase on the floor WAAA OOH-AHH Are we having fun yet? Get that picture-out of my way Joe tourist Julia and Katie-they're crazy, they're Esprit Deluxe motor coachi Nice breakfast-where are the eggs? Cheryl-how about some wine 'T think one beer is sufficient Chaperones . . . bang Tape Woman Endless steps-they keep on stairing-you've been walking for days fingers upward and downward I.E. 10-4 drunk squad Zucker Well all right then Bla-de Christianne 0-sequel to Christianne F the pilot l don't think so I'm handing out broken knee caps lt's 12:01 moo, much, meu, in any language-means “We're the cows of the world and we love yal Where's katie and reid The Alps have eyes! Now they're taking pictures of youl DEN! DEN! the way mike shusman says it Holy cow-it's Sly Mark the bus driver says, ”jaja He's got a gold chain Avante Monte Fun in the ... Luftwafa He-ey wings THE 1983 WEATHER VANE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND ITS SINCERE THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTORS: SEAN COLLINS kate McCaffrey NORMANDY STUDIOS ANDY CHEN STEVEN FELDSTEIN MARTINO STUDIOS Rahs! Cheering-1982. THE BEST!!! Football cheerleaders. Constant cheers from Ready to Go to Hey, Hey Goodbye! Let's Hear it for the Blue . .. pick it up! Wendy our Blue Devil-THANKS! Try-outs! Getting ready for the first game. First two weeks of practice-YUKM Getting to know one another. 13 SENIORS, 5 Juniors. SENIORS OVER POWER!!! Miss Weis . . . concentrate girls. SMILE, pick a spot on the wall. Heather's beach house. Cheers on the boardwalk. Everyone in one photo booth and Gredse on the boardwalk Jade-Sandy, J.P.L.- Danny. Running in the sand, Martha's bracelet lost! Get a flashlight... we found itl Watching the sunrise ... almost. I'll swim to the sun for Rick Springfield. The rest of the gang will come in the morning . . . DONUTS!!! THANKS HEATHER. Pep rally-OH MY GOD! Mohawk power, don't worry Becky Kath. 1st game, Wendy, Lauren, Mary Jane, get it together! Captains-STOP AT ONE TIME! Diane ... start the cheer. Don't talk to strangers. Saturday morning practices- Pay Attention. Decorating the caf. and locker room. Hall signs. Locker signs. Papering . . . Fights. Swear to God. Igga Contest! Wait, wait. . . we're there . . . Such the Negl! Neg on the Megs. Cheer-Good, but. Cartwheels-NEG, NEG, NEGI! Weenie Man ... Gopher Girls. Becky's ticket... JOE STUD!! Band, Ease on Down the Road, Sesame Street. Hobbie, Eas'in on down! BUD, wrong way M.J. Spirit bag is a fag, Scott Sawyer needs a lawyer, Scott Sawyer. Selling Booster Buttons. T.V. 3 . .. don't act unnatural, it's only T.V. Becky's Big Black Boat.. . Rock the Casbahl! Baby you make my love come down!!! We rocked the Raiders!! An Officer and a Gentleman! Richard Gere does justice to a uniform ... God did not intend!!!! General Hospital. .. Baby, come to me. Rick Springfield, Dr. Dimples, Noah Drake. RICHARD GERE, RICK SPRINGFIELD, STEVE SCIOSCIA ... WOT Taking pictures. Sue on mounts. ALL smiles. Heaven Help the Other Team-Martha's chant or Becky's??? Football Heroes and cheerleaders, DO IT! Steve Scioscia and Pete Murphy . . . What a team. G.K.'s tost season, tost home game, last away game, we were his tost cheerleaders!! Football Dinner. Great Dancers. Becky's car on the curb, Ellen's car- No gas. Sue's little football car, Wendy's racer. Sarah, Where's George??? Almost getting arrested in Scotch Plains, MacDonalds! McNugget Attacksl Chinese firedrills. don't honk your horns . . . HONK BEEP! Adrienne's curlers. Luncheons. Brian's Fall, Hank over the fencell! Nicole Hits the mud! I Run through signs. Hall signs. Football parties. Union Market Is the place to be! Shelly- my car seats!!! Boys! Look, we're doing Bud, Scavenger Hunt. Tell offs! SMILE. Do It Devils. Westfield Rahs 1, We Love Missy, PIG-OUT! Practice and more PRACTICE. G.K. and CO. Bon Fire, The Last Game . . . It's all over. Getting out and dancing in the street, FAME. Strawberry Daqs, 13 bumps, neat Pete Street USA. Micky Dee's Here we Come. Sheriff Don't Like It. Westfield we like it. Bringing “Candy for the boys' lockers. Master Bates! Hankie Pankie. Sue, we know that we're supposed to smile but, turn it down. Cathy, any flat tires lately? Broke the record, 1 hour to get to Summit. Martha, old success-RIGHT FOOT. Heather, put your arms out of cars lately??? Missy, W.W.W. Sarah. How's George? CashS's best party of the year. Spirit drive ability, we're the best that we can bell CHEERLEADING!!! Woman. J.P.L., M.J., Bee, Kath, Cat, Money, Marty, Suzy B., Hobbs, Shell, Jillsy, Adree, Nicky, Dizzy. Di, Heath, W.W.W. PLUS ... our star... JADEMIBoys, Boys, Boys, Boys!!! Football players and their Cheerleaders! Memories, .. We go together; We are Family. 301 Andre Family The Arkel Family Jeff Armus The Avis Family Mr. and Mrs. K. Bach-man The Baker Family Barbara and Fred Ball Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Banes Charbtte H. Barber Congratulations Seniors from the Baroodys Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Barton and Family Best Wishes-The Stan Becker Family The Bentz Family The Bertrand Family Best of Luck Class of '83 Best Wishes Kelly and Lesley Best Wishes to Class of '83 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Biggio Congratulations John, The Bilodeaus Miriam and Milford Blonsky- Jackie and Dick Bodmer Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bonnetti Mr. and Mrs. John H. Boshier Mrs. Leslie S. Bowlin Mr. and Mrs. Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyle Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Brady John Braun, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. R.E. Brenner Marsha, Larry, Lisa, and Jessica Broad-well The Brownstein Family Mr. and Mrs. William Buchanan Good Luck Class of 83-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buehler Mr. and Mrs. H. Busch Mr. and Mrs. John G. Butler Congratula-tions to the Class of '83-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. L. Cady Mr. Frank Caizzi Mr. and Mrs. John Callahan Beverly and William Cambria The Cambrias Con-gratulations-The Cannon Family The Carlson Family Mr. and Mrs. O.H. Caroe Patrick Carroll Good Luck-Mr. and Mrs. S.C. Catanta The Catanzaro Family Cauterucci Fa-mily H.J. Chisholm Family Mr. and Mrs. John Christensen Rita Cirasella The Clevenger Family Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Cohen Stephen D. Cohen Mr. William Cole Kevin Collins Congratulations Class of '83 Congratulations Class of '83-Mr. and Mrs. Connel-ly The Cooper Family The Coppa Family The Eugene Cordes' Family The Corsentin-os Julie and Peter Coulter Jubb and Joan Corbet Howard Everett Cox Harriet Adeline Cox Best Wishes '83-The Crincolis The Cruger Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Cunliffe The Cunningham Family The Czander Family Mrs. Henry J. Daaleman Good luck class of '83-The D'adamo Family The Dalton Family Ellen, Mike, and Jeff David-son Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Decker Mr. and Mrs. A. Delduca J. DeVito The Diemer Family Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Doherty Congratulations Class of 1983 from the Donolin-es The Donzelta Family Mr. and Mrs. William Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Arch Downie Drury Family Mr. and Mrs. Duck Congratulations Graduates Mrs. Marty Dyke Congratula- tions Seniors from the Dymond Family The Elby Family The Elliott Family Congratula-tions to the Class of 1983 The Faris Family Delle Fave's M. Feivelson The Feldstein Family Best Wishes to the Class of '83 from the Feldstein Family Best Wishes to the Class of '83-The Allan M. Fink Family Scott and Steve Finter Mr. and Mrs. James P. Fitzpatrick The Family of Edward Flack Elizabeth Flanagan The Fleischmann Fami-ly We love you Maureen, Your Flutes. The Flynn Family The Foersters Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Foley Steve and Greg Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fox Mr. and Mrs. Irving R. Fox Richard Franco The Freisen Family Best Wishes to the Class of 1983-from friends Mr. and Mrs. Myron Gadol and Family Mr. and Mrs. William Garbarini The Garbin Family The Garrigan Family The Gauts Congratulations '83-The Gengos Fami-ly David and Kathy Gialanella Good Luck from the Gilgallons Buena Suerte Class del '83 Gidget and Babb The Gilmartin Family Mr. and Mrs. M. Giresi Mr. and Mrs. J. Goceljak Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Golum The Goodenows Good Luck to the Class of 1983 The Gore Family The Gorski Family The Gosen Family Anthony Grande Mr. and Mrs. T. Grandell George Graves and Mr. R.H. Graves The Gray Family Dr. and Mrs. Philip P. Graye, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grecco Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Greenwell Mr. and Mrs. Irwin C. Gross The Gubars Luck to the Class of '83 from Gumby and Pokey The W.B. Gundrum Family Mr. and Mrs. Sol M. Gurman The Hacketts Congratutations to the Class of 1983-The Hall Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Brenton W. Harries Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 from the Harris Family Best Wishes to the Class of '83 from the Hawgoods Louise Heilman and Ann L. Heilman Congratulations to the Class of 1983 from the Hertell Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kelly and Family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Halpin Congratulations Class of 1983-Ann El Jean and Richard Harris Mr. and Mrs. T. Hannis The Haveson Family Mr. and Mrs. B. Hearon R. Heidfeld Family The Hemer Family Congratulations to the Class of 1983-Connie and Ed Hendrzak Mrs. H. Hendrzak Jill, Karen and Eddie Hendrzak Congratulations to the Class of '83 Mrs. W. Hildebrandt The Henshall Family and Mocha The Hinel Family Best Wishes to Janie M. from the Hoffmans The Isaacson Family Congratulations Class of '83 from Jacki Mr. and Mrs. John Jackmin The Jackson Family Mr. and Mrs. L.R. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Jasuta Mr. and Mrs. H. Johansen Tor Johnson Jack Johnston and Cathy Higgins Congratulations Class of '83-Russ, Nancy and Pamela Johnston Carol and Ralph Jones Dr. and Mrs. V.V. Joshi The Kaplan Family The Kasko Family The Kalin-owski Family Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kantor Clara Karnish The Kassingers wish good luck to the seniors Congratulations: Cathy Me., Sharon L. Lisa A. and Patty W. Love Kathleen The Kasko Family Erik Keld The Kelly Family Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy- Flo Kennelly Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Kent Congratulations to the Class of 1983-The Kessler Family Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kilcommons Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kinsella Good Luck Class of '83-The Kirschner Family Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Klane Mr. and Mrs. Roger Klein Mr. and Mrs. M. Kohler The Kopelman Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koros Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Kraft The Krasner Family Congratulations Class of '83-The Kreisman Family Steve and Marlene Kunicky Mrs. Sylvia Kuntz The Kupfer Family W.T.L. The Charles LaRosa Family To our sister, Lauren, The most wasted day is that in which we didn't laugh together. Good Luck-Dana and Kara Lauren, When your life gets too lonely, it might help to feel us in your heart. Best of Luck-Dondi and Baron To Lauren, Face the sun and the shadows will fall behind you. Congratula-tions-Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Leasure Rick and Nancy Andrews-Lessner Congra-tutations Class of '83! The Lewis Family-Richard, Marjorie, Diane and Sally The Ronald Lewis Family The Lieberman Family Mr. James S. Little Donald Lipper The List Family The Lofts The Longaker Family Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Love Congratulations to the Class of '83-The Love Family Best Wishes to the Class of '83-The MacPhee Family Joe and Doug Magiera The Mahoney Family Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Mahoney Donnie Malice Maloney Lee Martirano Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martorina Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Massenzio, Jr Mary, Erin, Kevin and Timothy McAnally Mr. and Mrs. David McCornack, Jr. The McEntee Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul McGovem Geri McGrath The McIntyre Family Theresa McLane Mr. and Mrs. B. Me Williams Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Meglaughlin Mr. and Mrs. R. Meslow Mrs. A. H. Meyer I Love You Michaell Phil, Ruth, Heather, Robin Michel Michael W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William Miller Good Luck Laura-Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Monninger Joseph and Carolyn Moran Mrs. Michael Mor-ton Mr. and Mrs. A. Moskal Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mueller The Murphy Family Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Murphy Kim and Lee Musler Mrs. Walter Neibart Nelsons Mrs. Jule Nelson- Norman and Anne Nepo-David, Amy, Michael and Jenny The Newhams The Nixon Family Mr. and Mrs. Don Noerr and Family The Oberhand Family Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Obrock Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Partner The Paschon Family Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Pat-chett Victoria M. Paterek The Paterson Family The Pavese Family Coach Ron Pecin-a Congratulations Class of '83-The Pecores Congratulations Class of '83-The Perry Family Doris and Eric Peterson Dr. and Mrs. James Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Petrolle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Phelen Joseph Pine The Playford Family Good Luck Class of '83-Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Price The Pritchetts The Pryor Family The Howard Putnam Family Question authority. Dewey and Nancy Rainwille Manny and Pat Regen-berg Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Rimback The Rittenhouse Family The Risberg Family Mrs. Emily Robinson The best of luck to the Class of '83 and their families-The Rodins Best wishes to the class of S-The A. George Rogers Family The Rohm Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Root Mr. and Mrs. R. Rosenborg The Rothman Family The Salerno Family Grace Salomon Mr. and Mrs. S. Scher-Tami, Gwen and Jodi Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Schmalz and Family Mrs. M. Schwartz Mrs. Carolyn Seay Mr. and Mrs. Richard U. Seely Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shapiro A.R. Shaw, Jr. Mrs. W. Shea The Shen Family Best Wishes Class of '83-The Shermans The Siegel Family The Simans Family Mr. and Mrs. Herb Simon The Sladkus Family The Slove Family Good Luck Class of '83 from Tacy Smith and Family The Solomons The Solowe Family The Sommerstein Family Mr. and 305 - : :V - :r T' ' Mrs. Joseph W. Sonsin The Span Family The Spindler Family Mrs. E.H. Stachel The Stahler Family Good Luck Kids-Chuck and Mercene Stapp Mrs. Stenbjorn Best Wishes Class of 1983-Stokes Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sturcke The Swan Family The Tat-tenbaum Family Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor The Thomson Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Tirrell Peter and Mary Tortorello Mr. and Mrs. William Townsend Travelure Agency- Trefaller Family The Triarsi Family The Turiel Family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ugenti Mrs. Byrde Unger The Unice Family Dr. and Mrs. R. Urciuoli The Valenti Family The Van Grieken Family Mr. and Mrs. Vardalis Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Vez-za The Vickerys The Best of Everything to the Class of '83-Love, The Vigilantes Mrs. Vigilante Diane Walker Continued Success to the Great Class of '83-The Walsh Family-Donald, Chickie, Kim and Koller The Weil Family The Weingarts The Weiners- Kate and Bill Wertheimer James P. Whalen M. Milcox Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Winch- Fran and Harvey Wolfson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wright The Yanowitz Family The Robert Yarrington Family Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Yearley and Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter Yu Congratulations Class of '83-The Zeikels Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ziemianek Best Wish-es-The Zietchicks Dave, When the sun shines, may only your shadows be left behind. Mia. Congratulations and best wishes to Amy and the Class of '83 Girlfriend—Scared of that!! Yea Baby Have a Pleasant and Rewarding Life—Guess Who! Good Luck Greg! Love Susan To my pal N.S.-I'II miss you! And that's a DEF. P.M. Good Luck P.M. It's a DEF! I'll miss you too-N.J.S. Bluntly Loves McSqueeze!! P.W. You gotta wish!! Fre-d! Rob Can't see it chiefl Witchl-C.K. Twist and Shout Shave and Share alike Mr. Barner! I have to laughl Sorry Tom! S and C forever! McWAAH! Ya eat eml Hit any cars lately, Cath?!! 'IO 28 82-F.C 10 12 82-V.C l Love EM.fi Love P.M. B.F.A. in College!! ZEAU CLMSALKMKLAAPIW Buffy l bet Tom's meat is better than this! I'll always love you Rich no matter what happens. Love, Your Spanish Scoper X-C Aaaaaahhhh! Atlanta or Bust!? THE 1983 WEATHER VANE Cheryl Berkebile Tim Boyle Pat Burgdorf Debbie Codella Chris Conabee Pam Corsentino Joanie Crincoli Emilie Gadol Wendy Glickman Martin Gubar Jim Hall Julie Haveson Lisa Hawgood Jill Hendrzak Terri Kazista Nancy Kessler George LaPierre Kathleen MacPhee Pamela Meiselman Jane Mencher John Meyer Steven Rinn Melissa Rogers Kelly Scott Andrea Shen Michael Shusman Nancy Siegel Amy Slove Maureen Smyth Jackie Tattenbaum Jeff Tikofsky Lisa Turiel Sabrina Vigilante Jill Zeikel THE 1983 WEATHER VANE WOULD LIKE TO GIVE A SPECIAL THANKS TO LIZ CORIELL, WHOSE CONSTANT GUIDANCE, SUPPORT, AND ENCOURAGEMENT HELPED BRING US TO THIS FINAL PAGE.