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

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1984 volume:

CO-EDITORS Melissa Rogers Nancy Siegel ADVISOR Elizabeth Coriell The passage from adolescence to adulthood marks one of the most difficult stages in a young person's life. What are often described as optimum years are actually times of insecurity, fear, and loss. How an individual reacts to these times of crises plays a vital role in his maturation. Strongly associated with this period of turmoil are challenge, expectation, and, ultimately, the joy of success. Within the walls of school, the metamorphosis occurs; slowly, steadily, through intellectual and emotional growth, the student passes on to adulthood. The first coffeehouse, inevitably, is sophomore dominated. Many of us, in our turn, have stood timidly amidst a haze of noise and confusion, searching for our friends. Others, perhaps, were preoccupied with new acquaintances and, unconsciously, our outward appearance. Adolescence is a time of insecurity; egos are easily shattered by thoughtless comments or criticisms. Self-confidence evolves slowly through acceptance and success. Friends are both influential and important parts of our lives during this period; they not only share our joy but also our pain, and they offer support when necessary. Days are spent impatiently awaiting decisions. At home, a boy dreads the arrival of an ominous interim report. The college board in Princeton calculates a student's scholastic aptitude; a university contemplates another application. Deadlines must be met and preparations must be made. With the onset of the final semester of school, a pupil's responsibilities intensify. The despised junior research paper, AP exams, achievements and SAT's, graduation requirements and finals—all conspire to plague students. Caught in a whirlwind of anxiety and hope, days slip away. It seems like ages since the muddy trek to Cheesequake State Park, the opening pep rally and the Thanksgiving bonfire. Even the mysterious red carnation which arrived on Valentine's Day has begun to fade. Challenge, to a large extent, is self-determined. In order to be challenged, a person must first exert himself. Both the curriculum and the atmosphere of West-field High School provide a competitive edge; it is the pupil who resolves how he will respond to the demands presented before him. For one person, this might mean advanced placement and honors courses; for another, challenge might be met through involvement in extracurricular activities. Athletics, student government, clubs, and music all become essential elements of the student's growth. Likewise, Cicero translations, Oedipus thesis papers, and numerous calculus problems enable intellectual expansion for others. 10 If one accepts the challenges necessary for growth, one experiences the pain of exertion but, ultimately, the joy of accomplishment. The intensity of elation is, perhaps, inversely proportional to the risk of failure. Testing the limits of ones's attainment, extending the range of one's possibilities—these are the rewards of coming of age. C0E6TFIELD HIGH 15 A GREAT PLACE TO PARTV... BUT I WOULDN'T WANT TO 5TUDV THERE! 11 Whether it be the loss of a crucial opening football game, a futile attempt at securing a student office, or failure on a significant exam, every student experiences some form of loss in his high school years. Losing, however, often instigates the seeds of motivation and is an indispensable component of success. In order to appreciate the full extent of victory, there must first be some kind of defeat. It is only after many broken test tubes and ruined solutions that the chemistry student truly cherishes perfect results on his lab. 14 What really matters is openness, readiness, attention, courage to face risk. You do not need to know precisely what is happening, or exactly where it is all going. What you need is to recognize the possibilities and challenges offered by the present moment, and to embrace them with courage, faith, and hope. Thomas Merton Conjectures of a Guilty Bystander 16 FACULTY •� • ■’ I texk • jfVy V Vk • r • •. t■ ■ 0 - . - i fi ; .1, • ■ ,r . ■ ADMINISTRATION David Rock Dir. of Instruction Joseph Muzas Computer Services 18 Samuel Soprano Asst. Supt. of Schools Richard Konet Asst. Principal The following pages record frequent expressions that will always remind us of our dedicated faculty. The quotations are just a few of the many we compiled from students at Westfield High School. As you read these lines may you have a pleasant and rewarding day, a wish that echoes Dr. Petix's daily sentiments. Florence Senyk Asst. Principal 19 GUIDANCE joseph Behot Joan Henderson Judith Glasser Evelyn Maloney Margaret Rhein Director Ann Rosenthal Vincent Washville SECRETARIES Marie Micione Doris Mascaro, Dianne Cray, Denise Mosier 21 ENGLISH Ron Earner Shaun Cherewich Ron Barner: Cry me a river. Shaun Cherewich: Many students often mistake me for Tom Selleck. Walt Clarkson: I don't want to roast you, but . . . Elizabeth Coriell: Does anyone have some aspirin? Walter Bischak 22 Walt Clarkson 23 Beverly Ceddis Brenda Flahault Karen Goller Kevin Keane Mary Learish Virginia Rickards Fmily Bilodeaux Paula Roy Chairperson 24 Robert Eyre: I'm going through stages of neurosis.' Paula Roy: Where are my glasses? Thomas Ryan: Here is our word of the day. Sally Vejnoska Pamela Wychunas Thomas Ryan Ethel Williams FOREIGN LANGUAGE Nancy Didier Chairperson Linda Clark Anthony Frinzi Donna Fenstemaker Linda Clark: Taisez-vous! Donna Fenstemaker: Bien. Anthony Frinzi: Bobos! Suzanne Jacobus: No entiendo ingles! Barry Judd: Quand le prof parle japonais, la classe parle japonais. Fotina Petrou: I get such a charge out of that. John Scafaria: Aaaaaaaah. Suzanne Jacobus Elia Jiminez Use Lehrer Barry Judd MATHEMATICS Margaret Bjerklie Robin Brenner Helen Coe Karen Citrin Kathleen Dix Donna Hornish $1 1 Leona Jensen chairperson Margaret Bjerklie: O.K........any questions, any questions at all? Helen Coe: This is a nasty little problem isn't it? Kelly Cullenberg: Swim team is a way of life. Merilyn Diamond: Let me get my acetates. Tony Quagliano: For the five-thousandth, two-hundredth and eightieth time I've told 29 George Kapner Patricia Perry Anthony Quagliano Peter Schweikhardt Jean Russo Margaret Wright Frances Trees 30 SCIENCE Gregory Bremus Shirley Cheng Sylvia Borne ' if , Robert Brewster Perry Coultas John Elder Richard Gange Gregory Bremus: You follow me? Richard Gange: Pak the cah in the Havard Yad. Leland Goslin: When all else fails ... Think! Roberta Kresch: O.K. guys, this is from Bio. 1. Michael Seiler: My friend, he was such a dirtbag. David Stoneback: I own beach property in Garwood. Jay Waldstein: This is the first by the way day of the rest of your life. Josephine Gilbert Roberta Kresch Mark Pastir Michael Seiler David Stoneback Chairperson 33 Jay Waldstein SOCIAL STUDIES Douglas Considine David Cilo Steven Affros: I teach one course and they all have different books. Dave Cilo: It's the greatest thing since sliced bread. James Ceohegan: A classroom full of blond-haired, blue-eyed, freckled, left-handed females is a classroom full of airheads. Steven Affros 34 J $ James Geoghegan Tom Hornish Walter Jackson Alan Lantis I Anthony Lazzaro Thomas Hornish: Girls' track is manly. Walter Jackson: Just because you have hair, don't think you can get away with it. Butkus . . . Anthony Lazzaro: Anything for the good of the order? . . . Amen. Lee Ann Shimkowitz Maria Schmid! 36 Karen Stark PHYSICAL EDUCATION Carolyn Donner Lawrence Dubiel Gary Kehler - Director Gregory Gorski: Boy, if I could only fence like Erroll Flynn. Peter Lima: Get in your squads . . . NOW! Katherine Luckey: Get out of this locker room! Brenda Lupo: Me? . . . Drink? Kathy McFadden: Get with the program. Gregory Gorski 37 Peter Lima Walter Leonow Brenda Lupo Joseph Soviero Katherine Luckey Kathy McFadden Richard Zimmer Supervisor 38 39 Marilyn Cray Elana Vcrhocst Fred Zakaluk READING David Brown Eleanor McCormick Anton Durner-Industrial Arts 41 William Hansel-Industrial Arts Margaret Merrill-Fine Arts Carol Lee Weiss-Cont. Living Jean Me Dermott-Music Director Nancy Micenko-Cont. Living David Shapiro-Instrumental Director Art Silveira-Fine Arts James Beil: You know I don't have to do these fund raisers-l don't want five hundred poinsettias in my garage. Harriet Louden: It's an actor's problem. Art Silveira: Art for Art's sake. Carol Weiss: Who loves ya Baby? 42 RESOURCE ROOM TEACHERS Edward lauerman Lillian Brumer Charles Ropars Lorraine Besch Kathleen Ryan Robert Sanders LIBRARY STAFF Anne Nichols, Dawn Ganss, Lila Kirkwood, Paula Dropkin, Helen Aagre 44 NURSES Maxine Conk AIDES 45 Rose Beeny-Career and College Resource Center Susan Carter-ESL Joseph Washington Beverly Johnson, Gladys Chambliss 46 Cafeteria Staff SPOR TS First Row L-R: E. Haag, T. Wright, S. Shields, captain; J. Halsey, J- Uodd, C. Cheesman, D. Cunningham, K. johanson. Second Row: W. Leonow, head coach; A. Priscoe, j. Miller, P. Latartara, J. lerardi, A. Pearce, S. Pinkin, J. Ganas, T. Lauster, assist, coach, R. Rogers, E. Lauerman, assist, coach. Third Row: A. Yearley, J. Post, ). Carnevale, C. Capano, D. Zupko. 1'WiL WHS OPPONENT 4 East Brunswick 4 1 Gov. Livingston 1 8 Scotch Plains 1 2 Cranford 0 3 St. Benedicts 0 0 Irvington 0 1 Summit 0 3 Vailsburg 0 1 Union 1 3 Edison 1 2 Johnson Regional 0 6 Plainfield 0 3 Elizabeth 2 7 Linden 0 2 Union Catholic 0 2 Gov. Livingston 1 1 Pingry 2 3 Morristown 2 2 Morris Knolls 1 0 Columbia 1 50 The 1983 Varsity Boys' Soccer Team had another extremely successful season with a record of 14-2-4, a record 4th appearance in the Union County finals, and a heart breaking shootout loss to Columbia in the sectional finals. Captain Steve Shields, voted to first team All State by the coaches' poll, named to the first Mid-Atlantic team and voted first team Union County and first team Group IV All State by the Star Ledger, was the captain and leader throughout the season. Junior goalie Dave Zupko and senior Declan Cunningham were also given county and state recognition. In addition, John lerardi, Ed Haag, and Taylor Wright gained county recognition. The team will lose three seniors: Jim Dodd, Steve Shields, and Declan Cunningham; however, a host of experienced sophomores and juniors are returning to make up a potentially very strong team for next year. The J.V. team rolled to an 11-1 record and the sophomore team was equally successful at 5-0. Many thanks for the time and effort put in by head coach Walter Leonow, assistant varsity coach Ed Lauerman as well as Donald MacDonald and Robert ■■••• ,. ,tt , „,v- always much appreciated. ——— ■ -•Jr ,,, 7n m rvcii aruui BOYS' SOCCER 51 The 1983 Varsity Football team had a disappointing season with a record of 0-8-1. Limited enrollment and a lack of experience hurt the Westfield squad. New head coach Dick Zimmer faced the difficult position and had to deal with many mounting injuries during the season. Seniors Kenny Miller and Dan Gilday led the team as co-captains of the squad. Many thanks to Robert Brewster, Ron Barner, Larry Dubiel, Wm. Mellott, and Steve Bodmer for their time and efforts. The J.V. team compiled a record of 3-4 and the sophomore team posted a record of 0-3. With sophomore and junior experience returning next year, the hopes for a brighter season look good. The team thanks their fans and sponsors for their constant support. 52 FOOTBALL WHS OPPONENTS 6 Summit 14 0 Elizabeth 41 13 Scotch Plains 19 6 J.P. Stevens 14 0 Irvington 0 0 Union 28 0 Bayonne 7 0 Linden 14 6 Plainfield 14 First row L to R: M. Parrish, M. Benaquista, M. Reilly, S. Smith, C. Grillo, P. Goski, D. Gilday, co-captain; K. Miller, co-captain; P Froden D Mulholland, R. Parisi, K. Price, R. Me Gann, D. Tate, Coach Brewster. Second row: lead Coach Zimmer, Coach Mellon, Coach Bodmer G Davidson M. Stagaard, J. Monninger, T. Dineen, G. Price, M. Dooley, J. Hinel, T. Kocaj, D. Cagnassola, J. Factor, D. Kehler, T. Glynn, M. Quirk, Coach Barner Coach Dubiel, J. Przylula. Thirdrow:M. Giacone, j. Colonias, T. Mott, ). Juelis, j. Bowbliss, j. Kasunic, P. Dineen, V. Russo, K. Houlihan, M. Rodin M Azzarto, T. Tiller, J. Stagaard, T. Spoto. 53 The Girls' Varsity Soccer team finished its season with a record of 20-1, the best record in the program's history. They were Union County champions for the third straight year and were ranked third in the state throughout the season. Seven members of the team were named All County, five on the first team and two on the second. Upset in the State tournament, the team came back two days later to defeat the same team in the Union County finals by a score of 4-1. Although disappointed with the one loss, the team members and all their supporters are proud to have been a part of this year's overwhelmingly successful season. I First row I to R: I. Kasaks, K. Canata, L. Valli, S. Parizeau, S. Stokes, ). Vorhees, W. Maher. Second row: W. Mertz, T. Love, M. Walsh, E. Little, R. Krikliwy, J. Zeikel, L. Fleischmann. Third row: George Kapner, Head Coach; S. Fillipone, co-captain; C. Tweedie, co-captain; A. Sacco K Me Caffrey J. Lewand, D. Donayre, M. Papsin, L. Mike. ' 54 WHS OPPONENT 1 Edison 0 14 Plainfield 0 3 Scotch Plains 2 5 Johnson Regional 0 7 Dayton 0 8 Elizabeth 0 4 Bishop Ahr 2 7 Union 1 11 Linden 0 7 Kearny 1 3 New Providence 0 2 Scotch Plains 1 3 East Brunswick 1 8 Plainfield 1 5 Union 0 9 Elizabeth 0 3 Union 0 4 Pingry 0 8 Linden 0 0 Scotch Plains 1 4 Scotch Plains 0 55 GIRLS' SOCCER First Row L-R: M. Hall, S. McCall, W. Glickman, M. Taylor, co-captain; D. Callahan, E. Shea, co-captain; T. Smith. Second Row: K. luckey, coach; S. Tirone, L. Katsch, L. Kolten, A. Kern, S. Rothstein, C. Gorman, G. Eang, C. Niedzwiecki, K. Sharpe, The Girls' Tennis Team, despite their young age, ended their season with 12 wins and 5 losses. They won the Watchung County Championships, placed fourth in the Union County Championships, and made it to the finals of their section in the State Tournament. Senior MaryBeth Taylor ended her fourth year on the team playing first singles. The addition of freshman Lisa Kolten and Amy Kern provided us with many hard earned victories. The first doubles team of Marnee Hall and Theresy Smith secured decisive wins as did second doubles Stacey McCall and Kathy Sharpe, who always came through with the wins when we really needed them. As a team we had a great time thanks to our coach Miss Luckey and our parents, who supplied us not only with a lot of support but also all the delicious bagels and doughnuts!! Thanks to all for a terrific season! 56 GIRLS' TENNIS WHS OPPONENT 1 Livingston 4 4 Metuchen 1 0 Columbia 5 5 Scotch Plains 0 3 Union 2 0 Milburn 5 5 Irvington 0 5 Elizabeth 0 1 Watchung Hills 4 5 Plainfield 0 3 Livingston 2 4 Bloomfield 1 0 Kent Place 5 4 Cranford 1 5 Roselle Catholic 0 5 Linden 0 4 Union Catholic 0 57 The 1983 Boys' Cross Country Team, under first year coach John Martin, experienced a successful season. Although it was a small inexperienced group, the runners were able to pull together to win the Watchung Conference Championship. The team also placed third in the Union County meet, and fourth in the State Sectionals. They finished with a 6-2 dual meet record. The co-captains Andy Jacob and John Thomas, as well as all the other senior squad members, would like to thank Coach Martin and wish him the greatest success in the future. The 1983 Girls' Cross-Country Team had a successful season, compiling a dual meet record of 5-2. This season was highlighted with occurrences such as: On your mark, get set, I've got to go! . . . Where's the Summit course? ... KILL HILL ... Holmdel's mudslide ... blue bagels ... chainsaws... commitments ... flashtrack .. . pickup truck contractors . .. the ride home, the sound of silence ... Wait, how many times around the lake? . . . new uniforms . . . nice hair . . . THIRD IN THE COUNTY!!! (heavy hardware)!! 58 First Row L-R: G. Wolf, A. Feldman, S. Lupia, |. Eriman, C. lohnsen, D. Wright, J. Brennan, Second Row: M. Verdisco, T. Brennan, G. Roscoe, A. Ziarnik, A. Jacob, co-captain; S. Tozier, ). Thomas, co-captain. First Row L to R: M. Siberry, C. Ryan, co-captain; ]. Grimes, co-captain; B. Montana. Second Row: A. McTcigue, E. Druzak, C. Morgan, S. Grimes, E. Splaine. BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY WHS OPPONENT 27 Elizabeth 28 19 Scotch Plains 44 17 Irvington 46 17 Union 43 29 Plainfield 26 18 Linden 46 41 Cranford 20 GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY WHS OPPONENT 46 Plainfield 17 35 Cranford 20 24 Cranford 33 21 Union 35 19 Summit 38 19 Union 38 19 Irvington 40 CROSS COUNTRY 59 WHS OPPONENT 0 Pingry 4 2 East Brunswick 0 0 Montclair 3 5 Gov. Livingston 0 2 Scotch Plains 0 2 Bloomfield 3 1 Summit 0 0 Union 0 0 Roselle Park 0 0 Sayreville 3 4 Scotch Plains 0 1 Cranford 8 0 Pingry 2 0 Livingston 1 60 Although their record doesn't show it, the 1983 Field Hockey team played hard and provided tough competition for all their opponents. Their record was 5-6-2 but they improved with every game. Den-een Rolleri, Nancy Kasko, and Wendy Walbert were named to the All County Team. 3:15 no later! .... ozone layer .... the sound of silence in Fagen's car.... Kolar + pierced ears Mac .... breakfast.... Field house or bush or boys' soccer practice .... Get with the program . . . . Welcome-US? SPRINT? .... Rutgers or Penn Bear.... Shampoo .... 161120!!... PYT .... ZOOM . • • I FUD UP______SPANKEY1! First RowL to ?: Assistant coach K. Ryan, W. Walbert, co-captain; L. Schwartz, W. James, A. Chorost, K. McNally, co-captain; Coach M. McFadden. Second Row: C. Nakatani, H. Schmidt, J. Cho, S. Frazier, S. Cho, N. Kasko. Third Row: S. Sheehy, C. Hawley, C. Brown, D. Rolleri, C. Ritter, S. Becker. Fourth Row: C. Henn, A. McNelis, R. Reifer, T. Williams, M. McCleod, C. Gilgallon. 61 m sse 62 First Row L to R: P. Berry, K. Tompson, R. Craves, Second Row: K. Donovan, C. Diaz, R. Vernogupal, 2. Vernogupal, captain; E. Garrity. Yeah, hello ... Get radical... Who taught you how to climb on a beam, Kelly?... Zo go for a 10 ... Get psyched ... We beat U.C.!... Watch out Scotch Plains!!... Look down on that suk!! Look up Kris! . . . Have a nice trip, see you next fall Chrissy!!... Missy: white on blue or blue on white? ... Happy Birthday Patty!!... Nice of you to join us at the sectionals Miss Lupo!!!... For the last time-under or over rotated?... A toaster oven???!!!... How's C.M., Rachel?... Good Luck 84 Gymnastics team!!! You are going to miss your 2 favorite seniors and we will miss you too!!! Love ya lots, Zo Eileen. WHS 92.00 OPPONENT Cranford 93.70 98.75 Union 93.25 95.60 Kearny 79.10 93.75 Elizabeth 45.05 97.50 Union Catholic 96.00 95.70 Scotch Plains 98.65 89.35 Linden 66.75 97.40 Gov. Livingston 93.85 96.35 lohnson Regional 77.40 98.45 Dayton Regional 97.80 63 64 WRESTLING WRESTLING The Wrestling Team finished the year with a 4-7 record despite losing many extremely close matches. Seniors Jim Dodd and Ron Parisi captained the squad. John Schaefer, Jay Factor, Mike Staggard, and Jim Dodd all placed third in the counties while sophomore Rob O'Hara took first place in his weight class. The team finished fourth overall out of seventeen teams. All wrestlers pulled out key victories in various matches. Larry Smarako, Rich Hingle, Curt Cheesman, and Hung Song wrestled well despite difficult competition. The Westfield Team finished second overall in districts only half of a point behind Cranford. With only a few seniors graduating, the prospect for a fine season next year is strong. WHS Opponent 33 South Plainfield 28 29 Cranford 38 18 West Essex 45 37 Elizabeth 21 20 Essex Catholic 24 66 Plainfield 6 36 Irvington 16 22 Columbia 30 22 Union 30 17 Scotch Plains 38 9 Hunterton Central 44 First RowL-R: J. Schaeffer, R. O'Hara, C. Cheesman, R. H.ngel, j. Valente, M. Ciacone, H. Song. Second Row: M. Perconte, J. Post, B. Noerr, T. Dodd, D. Quirk, B. Macky, C. Tilyou, M. Quirk. Third Row: Coach McDonald, T. Dinecn, M. Verdisco, L. Smaracko, J Factor, S. Boatright co-captain; j Dodd, co-captain; M. Rodin, M. Staggard, T. Volkov, R. parisi, co-captain; Coach Dubiel 65 BOYS' BASKETBALL The 1983-84 Varsity Boys' Basketball Team experienced its most successful season under coach Soviero with an impressive 14-8 record. The team had a good showing against Union County foes and defeated a strong Linden squad, the first time in two years. Johnny Miles, Dan Hauck, and Chris Rupp were the tri-captains during the season. Chris Rupp was the leading scorer, averaging close to twenty points a game. The team finished fourth in the Watchung Conference and had a fine showing in the Union County tournament before falling to a strong Elizabeth squad. In addition, they qualified for the state tournament, the first time in two years. Chris Frerecks was the high scoring guard and Edmond Roberson provided the strong rebounding needed for their success. The team will be losing a multitude of fine players, but Johnny Miles and Steffen Smith will be returning. The squad would like to thank the support of their loyal fans, families, and friends. 66 Cal Connolly, asst, coach, D. Hauck, tri-captain; R. Thomas, A Kosuch, D. Tate, C. Rupp, tri-captain; D. Cowell, M. Walsh,). Miles, tri-captain; S. Weinstein, S. Smith, Joe Soviero, coach. WHS OPPONENT 71 St. Pat's 51 66 Gov. Livingston 51 61 St. Mary's 70 85 Irvington 59 61 Irvington 64 53 Elizabeth 65 63 Scotch Plains 52 63 Union 55 70 Livingston 54 72 Cranford 69 49 Summit 38 64 Plainfield 71 45 Union 38 67 Linden 74 66 Plainfield 70 55 Elizabeth 76 65 Union Catholic 51 60 Summit 56 45 Linden 42 57 Elizabeth 76 57 Scotch Plains 50 63 Seton Hall 61 67 The 1983-84 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team faced difficult competition and were only able to post a 4-16 record. The squad had tremendous potential, but had difficulty playing consistently well. State powers Plainfield and Irvington finished in the top positions in the conference. Highlights of the season would include the trouncing of Kent Place in the opening round of the county tournament, and a second place finish in the Christmas tournament. Nancy Kasko was the high point scorer with a twenty-one point effort in one game, which came close to a school record. The team looks for a brighter season next year with the return of Kasko and others. The support from the fans and parents are always appreciated. First Row L-R: K. McNally, co-caplain; T. Love, co-captain; Second Row: George Kapner, coach; C. Quinn, K. Harcourt, I. McCov N Kasko L. Mike, I. Volkov, M. Scheuermann, S. McCann. y' asKO, 68 WHS OPPONENT 37 Roselle 57 37 Scotch Plains 41 41 Holiday Tournament 34 28 Holiday Tournament 55 33 Union 52 34 Plainfield 64 51 Irvington 58 53 Elizabeth 54 36 Jonathan Dayton 55 30 Union 39 37 Cranford 39 26 Plainfield 65 39 Linden 53 55 Irvington 63 37 Elizabeth 75 53 Kent Place 26 46 Mother Seton 39 46 Scotch Plains 57 33 Hillside 47 GIRLS' BASKETBALL 69 BOYS' SWIMMING The 1983-84 Boys' Swim Team again had another outstanding showing. Under able coach Perry Coultas the team compiled a 12-2 record and had a seven meet winning streak at the beginning of the season. The team's strength was its depth. The leading swimmers were Alan Schmidt, Jim Born, Bill McMeeken, and Greg Hackenberg. The team was also bolstered by good diving performances turned in by Eric Pundock and Matt Frawley. The team, as well as Frawley, placed very high in the Eastern meet. The team also captured their twenty-eighth straight Union County Title. With many of the teams strongest swimmers returning next year, the coming season promises to be equally as stellar as the last. 70 WHS OPPONENT 98 Dayton Regional 60 98 Union 70 99 Union Catholic 70 103 Elizabeth 69 62 Irvington 14 98 Mountain Lakes 58 108 Cranford 64 51 St. Joseph's 119 54 LawrenceviJIe 114 96 Ridge 71 103 Scotch Plains 68 112 Plainfield 56 80 Linden 56 42 Seton Hall 41 71 First Row L to R: C. Hackenberg, M. Frawley, A. Schmidt, C. Morgan, captain; P. Savin, E. Pundock, B. McMeekan. Second Row: J. Simon, S. Zoufaly, R. Andrews, H. Lynd, P. Latartara, j. Borne, J. Latartara. Third Row: T. Coultas, C. Czander, J. Russell. WHS 114 OPPONENT Dayton Regional 93 122 Union 40 82 Union Catholic 89 127 Elizabeth 38 101 Mountain Lakes 55 37 Summit 49 99 Ridge 67 126 Oak Knoll 36 First Row L-R: S. McCall, C. Ritter, co-captain; J. Horner, co-captain; K. lucke, P. MacPhee. Second Row D O'Brien Horner, C. Diaz, B. Czander. Third Row: J. Brawer, E. Cummings, A. Scott, K. Rohm J. McCall, j. Kunicky, M. 72 The 1983-84 Girls' Varsity Swim Team had an excellent season with an impressive 6-2 record. The team was a young one and yet more than fullfilled their expectations. Co-captains Jennifer Horner and Carolee Ritter led the squad. Freshmen Alison Scott, Judy Brower, Elizabeth Cummings and Melissa Horner were all outstanding. The team finished second in the counties, edged out only by Union Catholic. In addition, in a larger competition, the Pirate Invitational, the squad finished an impressive fifth. The long, arduous practices paid off in attaining the numerous victories throughout the season. The team is grateful for the support from their fans and families. A promising season lies ahead for next year with a strong foundation in their many talented young swimmers. GIRLS' SWIMMING 73 The 1984 Winter Track team, although plagued by injuries (and a multitude of freshman), had a memorable season. The excellent team performances include: a meet-record in the boys' Sprint Medley at the St. Joe's Relays; the medal winning D. M. at both the Lehigh Relays and the County Relays; the silver medal shotput relays in the counties which also placed high in the Group IV relays; and the girls' 880 relay which posted a new school record. Excellent individual performances added to the overall success of the team. The events which made this season memorable include: Weggie-fest '84 . .. G. W. Yearbook!. .. Ace Feldman, the mouse that ate the cheese . . . N2. . . Kev-Kev, been to practice lately? ... the screwdriver . . . 280ZW . . . super-fly snuka Hulkamania . . . Notre Dame, Penn State, Michigan? . . . Woofa Lives . . . when's the next prison party, JT? ... whatever became of Ert-dude? . . . Guido's got detention . . . what happens if you squeeze a grapefruit on a freshman? . . . It's a missy-conception ... Chile People ... where's Padu?-I don't know, where is Padu?... Barchester... The javeline ... 1 down, 23 to go .. . How many words can you think of for.... Jakes, can a clam grow a beard?... Year of the practical jokes... face off: Z and Greg Wolf in the 60 ... the stolen van ... U2 ... set and go ... Marty. 74 First Row, L to R: G. Wolf, T. Patchett, H. Dictterich, A. Ziarnik, tri-captain; V. Lotano, tri-captain; A. Jacob, tri-captain; M. Pilecki, W. Convey, J. Grimes, C. Ryan, Second Row: S. Tozier, C. Johnsen, G. Feldman, B. Quinn, T. Brennan, P. Brady, V. Russo, C.J. Morgan R. Wiley, M. Siberry, E. Druzek, E. Splaine. Third Row.Q. Roscoe, H. Span, J. Dowell, C. Banta, M. Doll, R. Hayes, J. Brennan, K. Schmidt, S. Cozcwith, A. McTeigue. Fourth Row: B. Esbeck, K. Culligan, R. Albertson, B. Cook, B. Kane, M. Conway, P. Wampler, T. Yockel, D. Soucek, C. Maddox. 75 BOWLING The Bowling Team had a winning season with an 8-4 record. Seniors Dave Russo, Scott Leshick, Darren Tietsworth, and sophomore Rick Leshick each averaged over 170 a match. The team averaged over 900 a match throughout the season. Dave Russo was placed 9th in the Watchung Conference. The Bowling Team and Coach Tirone are looking forward to yet another successful season next year. 76 WHS OPPONENT 5 Scotch Plains 2 7 Rahway 0 2 Linden 5 4 Hillside 3 2 Cranford 5 2 Union 5 5 Kearny 2 5 Roselle Catholic 2 7 St. Mary's 0 2 Irvington 5 7 Elizabeth 0 7 Clark 0 77 LACROSSE Capping their most successful varsity season to date, the 1983 lacrosse team hooked a berth in state tourney play, their first in history. Although this competition was unsuccessful, a promising season lies ahead for the '84 team because of the returning players and the talent moving up from the junior varsity ranks. Coaches Shaun Cherewich and Ron Barner's enthusiasm and spirit motivated 59 men to work tirelessly in building the reputation of WHS's newest varsity team. Led by midfielders Dan Gilday and Paul Goski, defenseman Dave Lovejoy and attacker Peter Borque, the team posted an overall 11-7 record, the most wins in any season rankings; with their return, prospects run high for '84, as the future looks bright for the styx- First row L to R: J. Albert, W. Martin, L. Hu J. McElroy, P. Burgdorf, H. Prybylski, B. McDermott F. Dick, M. Hone, P. Bourque. Second row: S. Delhagen, R. Mortorina, R. Catania, P. Coski, D. Gilday, C. Goss, R. McGann, D. Lovejoy, D. Hone, j. Macaluso, D. Krikliwy. Third row: R. Schmaltz, M. Connell, C. Capano, J. Miller, J. Rochford, D. Unger, K. O'Brien, B. Maak, B. Gray, D. Lynch, D. Quirk. Fourth row: J. Kasunic, R. Feathers, J. Aslanian, j. Kelly, C. Aslanian, J. Factor, T. McGale, G. O'Brien, M. O'Brien, f. Kieltyka Fifth row: B. Loughrey, B. Kieltyka, M. Quirk, J. Chen, M. Prybylski, J. Heintz, B. Bates, T. Barton, S. Ciarrocca, T. Donnelly, T. Learch. Sixth row:M. McDermott, assistant coach; R. Barner, assistant coach; S. Cherewich, coach 78 r.i ' 4. - WHS OPPONENT .. 1 Summit 8 5 St. Joes Metuchen 4 5 Princeton 2 7 Clifton 5 0 Hunterdon Central 7 8 Montclair Kimberly 2 2 Montclair 6 10 Hanover Park 0 4 Columbia 15 9 Kinnelon 5 6 Voorhees 3 8 Livingston 4 4 Clark 14 4 Bridgewater East 8 10 Edison 3 10 North Hunterdon 8 11 Pingry 6 5 Mountain Lakes 14 SOFTBALL The 1983 Girls' Softball Team was a strong squad that compiled a 15-6 record. The team finished out the year with a team batting average of .306 and a fielding percentage of .929. The team was aided by strong efforts from Nancy Kasko and Wendy Wal-bert, who were both picked to the first team of the County All-Stars. Kasko ended the season with 10 wins, 5 losses, and a save. She also pitched to a 2.91 ERA. Picked to the County Second Team were Kathy McNally and Sheri Filippone. The Junior Varsity squad was 19-1 and became Union County Champs in their first year of competition. With the experience of players in 1983, and the development of the JV team, we look forward to a highly successful 1984 campaign. GIRLS' SOFTBALL WHS OPPONENT 5 Nutley 0 7 Union 8 14 Elizabeth 1 8 Union Catholic 1 12 Linden 0 3 Johnson Regional 0 8 Plainfield 9 16 Scotch Plains 4 18 Mother Seton 1 6 Millburn 2 7 Union 12 11 Clark 4 4 Kearny 5 18 Elizabeth 1 9 Irvington 1 15 Irvington 0 11 Linden 13 5 Cranford 4 12 Scotch Plains 2 4 Belleville 5 6 Montclair 4 80 81 First RowL to R: S. Parizeau, S. Filippone, L. Brown, S. McGann, K. Canata, J. McCoy, K. McNally. Second Row: E. Finelli, C. Tweedie, W. Walbert, N. Kasko, S. McCall, R. Fusaro, L. Arkel, Head Coach C. Donner. First Row L to R:C. Troy, M. Padula, D. Hauck, $. Buontempo, J. DeRosa. Second Row: R. Brewster, tri-captain, S. Garvey, J. Feeney, P. Murphy, tri-captain, J. Failla, R. Rotunda, K. Miller. Third Row: R. Brewster, coach, D. Luckenbaugh, K. Price, D. Grasso, D. Faris, tri-captain, L. Cohen, assist, coach. Tri- captains Peter Murphy, Dave Faris and Roger Brewster led the the 1983 Boys' Baseball Team through a successful 14-11 season. Timely hitting, consistent fielding and strong pitching perfromances were a key to the team's success. The team grew stronger as the season progressed and their efforts were rewarded when they reached the Union County finals. Although they lost to Elizabeth, it was a one run contest that provided the fans with a strong display of hard fought, aggressive baseball. Their eight game winning streak boosted the team's spirit and united the squad. Individually, Roger Brewster had a fine season; he was chosen to the first team of both Union County and the Wat-chung Conference. Dan Hauck, Dean Luckenbaugh and Mike Parrish also earned positions on the All-County squad. The JV team also had success. They finished with a 16-5-1 record and advanced past the first round of the Union County Tournamnt. The experience of the many returning players should provide a stable foundation for the 1984 season. 82 BOYS' BASEBALL WHS OPPONENT 3 Summit 8 0 Piscataway 4 12 Linden 6 9 Union 8 7 Elizabeth 4 6 J.P. Stevens 11 7 St. Marys 3 7 Johnson Regional 8 12 Irvington 18 6 Scotch Plains 7 7 Seton Hall 8 1 Cranford 6 12 Linden 11 2 Union 3 4 Edison 11 2 Gov. Livingston U.C.T. 1 10 Elizabeth 15 3 Rahway 1 11 Plainfield 5 6 Scotch Plains U.C.T. 2 12 Plainfield 4 4 Irvington 3 3 Clark U.C.T. 2 16 Scotch Plains 5 2 Montclair 1 8 Elizabeth U.C. Finals 9 83 WHS OPPONENT 5 West Essex 0 5 Irvington 0 5 Union 0 5 Cranford 0 5 Linden 0 5 Elizabeth 0 5 Plainfield 0 5 Millburn 0 5 Montclair 0 5 Scotch Plains 0 5 Pope John 0 3 Livingston 2 4 Livingston 1 3 Delbarton Academy 2 4 Montclair Kimberley 1 5 Pingry 0 5 Holmdel 0 5 Morris Knolls 0 2 Montclair Kimberley 3 2 Christian Brothers 3 2 Columbia 3 5 Summit 0 84 BOYS' TENNIS The 1983 Boys' Varsity Tennis Team continued the fine tradition of Westfield tennis with an impressive 19-3 record. The team won another Watchung Conference Championship and swept the entire Union County Tournament. Three strong singles players provided experience and numerous victories and the younger doubles teams grew in experience and were also a major contributor to the success of the season. Captain Gary Shendell finished his last season at number one singles successfully despite many cumbersome injuries. Senior singles player, Allan Flowers, and Junior singles player, Ricky Bartok, were awarded state honors as was the doubles team of Carl Kumpf and Dave Smelson. First row L to R: T. Berardo, coach, P. Sherman, A. Yearley, P. Markson, T. Jackmin, R. Bartok, A. Flowers, G. Shendell Second row. R. Rogers, K. Kumar, C. Kumpf, D. Smelson, B. Chapman, K. Cruger 85 GIRLS' SPRING TRACK The 1983 Girls' Spring Track season was highly successful. Evidence of this success may be seen through new school records in the Shotput Relay, Sprint Medley, Discus Relay, and the Javelin Relay. New individual school records were set in the javelin, discus, and shotput by Noreen Morris, and in the 200m and 400m runs by Laura Halpin. The outstanding individual achievements by Noreen Morris included first place in both the Group IV State Sectionals and in the Watchung Conference for the discus. This year's team drew in many underclassmen; therefore Westfield can look forward to an even stronger team next year. first Row L to R: E. Gaffney, M. Thomas, N. Morris, co-caplain; E. Klingleboffer, co-captain; D. Donovan, p. Meiselman, |. Barry. T. Fitzsimmons, C. Pardini. Second Row: K. Schmidt, K. Linenberg, D. Csorba, S. Grimes, T. Garbowsky, T. Monroe, E. Sptaine, T. Wood, C. Needham, A. Playford, A. Rowling, L. Smith. Third Row: J. Grimes, L. Montana, S. Barry, t. Volkov, C. Morgan, I. Halpin. E. Druzek, I. Mike, S. Jones, M. Siberry, S. Curtis, A. Ceklosky, B. Best. 86 WHS OPPONENT 48.5 Johnson Regional 70.5 57 Union 65 36 Elizabeth 86 75 Rahway 46 54 Plainfield 69 67 Irvington 54 J u GIRLS' TRACK 87 BOYS' TRACK WHS OPPONENT i 82 Union 49 64 Elizabeth 67 115 Irvington 16 82 Plainfield 49 68 S.P.F.H.S. 63 Group IV 3rd Place 17 points State Sectionals 2nd Place 54 points Union County 2nd Place 45 points Watchung Conference 3rd Place 53 points Minuteman Invitational 2nd Place 36 points Hudson County Relays 1st Place 58 points Union County Relays 1st Place 48.5 points Kearny Relays 1st Place 40 points 88 The 1983 Spring Track Team established itself as one of the strongest overall teams in the state of N.J. Led by Captains Kevin McGorty and Greg Kasko, the team won three relay titles and narrowly missed first in three other major meets. Individually, McGorty led the way with firsts in one international, two national, six state and nine other major meets. He also holds eleven records outdoors in the jumps and hurdles. Kasko was state sectional, Union County and Watchung Conference champion in the distances. Brian Bernstein and Andy Jacob were state sectional runners up in the 800 meter and 1600 meter runs respectively. This year's 1600 meter relay team (Tony Tiller, Wayne Tiller, Bill Byrne, Kelvin Blanton) set a new record of 3:15.6, erasing a record formerly set by the 1977 team anchored by Butch Woolfolk. First Row L to R: M. Cordes, B. Byrne, B. Bernstein, R. Forbes, W. Tiller, C. Kasko, co captain; K. McGorty, co-captain; K. Blanton. Second Row:?. Brug, T. Splaine, J. Fisk, N. Ohta, M. Shapiro, M. Huff, D.O'Conner. Third Row: M. Dineen, H. Song, V. Lotano, R. Carney, B. Wallach, T. Tiller, T. Glynn, C. Grage. Fourth Row:J. Thomas, A.W. Jacob, J. Duca, A. Ziarnik, K. Sheehan, T. Brennan, J. Ertman, B. Conover. Fifth Row: S. Diver, J. Shephard, S. Matthews, G. Roscoe, G. Wolf, T. Manning, C. Cheesman. Sixth Row: R. Clark, S. Barden, D. Robinson, S. Smith. The 1983 season of the Girls' Volleyball Team was an exciting one. The Varsity team's record consisted of 7 wins and 11 losses. Lisa McGowan and Cathy Harbaugh were co-captains of the 11 member squad which ended up placing fourth in the Union County Championships. Lisa McGowan, our most valuable player, was picked for the County Coaches Second String All-Star Team. Nine members of the team received Varsity Letters. The Junior Varsity team consisted of 15 members and their record was 8 wins, 10 losses. As a second year team, we are still growing and are looking forward to more strength in the 1984 season. First Row L toR.C. Diaz, K. Harbaugh, L. McGowan,). Zeikel, Coach Ryan: Second Row: D. Tagliareni, N. Smith, K. Pouch, C. Gilgallon. Third Row:K. Mackenzie, J. Brown, T. Williams, R. Smith. WHS OPPONENT 0 Elizabeth 2 2 Johnson Regional 1 2 Scotch Plains 1 2 Roselle 0 2 Union 1 1 Rahway 2 1 Cranford 2 0 Elizabeth 2 2 Johnson Regional 0 2 Rahway 0 0 Mother Seton 2 0 Union 2 1 Irvington 2 2 Plainfield 0 0 Roselle 2 0 Scotch Plains 2 0 • Irvington 2 2 Plainfield 0 91 GOLF TEAM WHS OPPONENT 16 Summit 2 17 Elizabeth 1 17 Bloomfield 1 18 Pingry 0 13 Johnson Regional 5 Scotch Plains 8tt 168 Bloomfield 190 168 Clifton 216 15 Cranford 3 18 Linden 0 916 Union 8V2 14 Cranford A 16 Seton Hall 2 s; Team Captain Tim Gaffney shot a 78 in the Region 4 State Tournament and qualified for the State Finals where he shot an 82 at the Montclair C.C. Letter winners were Tim Gaffney, Ron Johnson, Mike Kopelman, Bill Cambrel-eng, David Humiston, Jeff Dembiec, and Bill Jeremiah. First Row L to R: T. Gaffney, captain; W. Cambreleng. Second Row: M. Kopelman, D. Humiston, G. Kehler, coach; B. Jeremiah, J. Dembiec Our 1984 United States Winter Olympic team was projected to be one of the best ever assembled. The quaint, industrial town of Sarajevo acted as the backdrop for the games. The heavy snows and dense fog didn't dampen the spirits and dreams of the Olympians, despite the havoc they caused ABC Sports coverage. Forty-nine nations were represented at the games with the most competitive being the Russians, the East Germans, the Norwegians, the Finns, the Americans, the Austrians, and the British. Despite a disappointing start, the Americans finally rebounded with medals in skating and skiing. Debbie Armstrong and Christin Cooper captured an unexpected gold and silver in the giant slalom, while a confident Bill Johnson shocked the world with a downhill victory. Phil and Steve Mahre monopolized the slalom event, winning gold and silver medals respectively. The Carruthers, Kitty and Peter, skated to a silver medal in the pairs' skating competition. Scott Hamilton attained his Olympic dream of winning a gold medal; in addition, Rosalynn Sumners was a silver medalist winner in ladies' figure skating. The difficult conditions, tough competition, and over-speculation by the American press were all reasons for the Americans' limited success. U.S. disappointments included the performance of the hockey team and Steve and Phil Mahres' giant slalom finishes. Unfortunately, politics entered into the scoring and cancellations of many events. The Swiss skier, Erika Hess, the Austrian downhiller, Franz Klammer, and Katrina Witt, the East German skater were all standouts going into the games. The Soviets were the outstanding hockey force, and Great Britains' Torvill and Dean captured the crowd and the gold in ice dancing. In addition, Karin Enke, the East German speed-skater dominated the competition. The East Germans and Soviets finished in the top positions in luge and bobsledding both for men and women. The spirit and support of the American partisans was evident at every event. ABC Sports presented the events and provided the viewer with a flavor of Sarajevo. Some dreams were fulfilled, many were shattered, but all nations put forth their best effort in the traditional Olympic spirit. The flame will burn again in Los Angeles giving other athletes a chance to participate in the greatest sports event of the year, the 1984 Olympics. ttUUMliUbi. itUfili Jtfx THE POWDER AND THE GLORY The thrill of victory The agony of defeat. The goddesses of Mount Olympics. ABC Sports commentator, Jim McKay, offered us enlightening insights into the lives of the athletes. Scott Hamilton attained his Olympic dream and won the gold in the mens' skating competition. 94 WEATHER VANE Does ANYBODY know how to crop pictures? Where's the staff? If you look cute. I'll take your picture. McD runs. A.M. and E.C.? So, who's turn is it to bring food? Cold Friesl Watching Luke and Laura for a week. The dreaded Rule-A-Head! I do have a nightlife too ya know! The rapist visits WHS. What's developing in the darkroom . . . Nothing! Can I have a ride home? Can't you do anything by YOURSELF? Let's drag, later WHS. Seaweed Head. Bedrock twist twist. All night long. The posters are going fast. Remember Vivian or we'll shoot the dog. Who can line up a typewriter? Who'll walk Traci down the dark hall? Hang out on the roof. Deb, we need the lighter. The Weather Vane break-ins. Getting caught with their pants down in the boys' room. DS, MR, NS four course lunch with a dessert of primal screaming. I'll be back at 4:00 ... 5:00 ... 6:00 ,,,... maybe ... Mel and Nanc—let's order out . . . (Chinese?) What's growing in the processor? THIS is a darkroom? Thanks E.C. for all the fun times and we'll miss you!!!!! If it's June, July, and we're lucky, there's a yearbook. Oh, that crazy crazy yearbook .... HI'S EYE 98 Anyone want McD's? ? ? Oh, no, another scholarship column ... DAMMIT, Tom and Ellen (kissy face). . . Slam's inside, investigative report on gambling: No, I was reporting—no, really! . . . Which editor will get a haircut first??? Oh, no, another education story!!! Take copy paper, DAMMIT ... Zim roast 249 ... Dietz: OAP . . . Kent's tie: blackout backup lighting system??? OH, NO, another Elby satire . . . OK, midyear exam's gonna be a 2 period test... a 1 period quiz... a 10 minute joke? DAMMIT!.. Where's your assistant editor??? UC Sane??? laPierre depth report??????? George, you got a Photographies? ... Not Dietter-ich or Acito, DAMMIT! . . . Stephanie, Ellen, And Laura's inside, investigative report on Drinking + Driving: No, we were reporting—no, really! ... Mr. Washcloth . . . Refreshment stand pep band!!! (Band editorial + Folio story 'accidentally' fall into garbage) . . . This is an academic course, DAMMIT! . . . CF Woody Allen . .. CF Woody Woodpecker... 14 pt. Universe 56 . . . Oh, no, THE BIRDS!!! Dammit, DAMMIT!!! .. . Editor's lonely cry at 6 p.m.: HEY, YEARBOOK, A REAL PUBLICATION!!!! 99 FOLIO 100 Aunt Paloy blew clots of dust off her cook-tome and began humming an eerie song. Baking time. She glanced briefly at her kiln (plenty of hot air needed for this pastry), then removed a glimmering card: Recipe for Folio Ingredients: 2 heaping tablespoons of poorly refined sage 3 spice packets 3 handfuls of raw nuts 1 glass of mother's milk (warm) 2 drops purple food-coloring 10 childhood seasonings 47 doses of classics-thyme (imported from obscurity) Throw sage and spice into TUPPERWARE bowl. Add nuts, then beat thoroughly. Smooth mixture with the mother's milk. If this doesn't quell the bubbles, the childhood seasonings should. Foold in the classics-thyme. (If it doesn't mix, filter and discard.) Add purple food-coloring sparingly (very sparingly). Heat batter in kiln for seven months (careful! Overheating will cause milk to curdle.). Mixture will soften an4 ! -.« Rprine makes about 32 Dages, enough to feed S-t 101 DRAMA � - S. 102 Mask Mime- mother to ail of WHS's dramatic endeavors, an opportunity to create, express, play, and learn ... physicalize! Children's Theatre (Bloomies, machines, McDonalds) The play is like a chain . . . scene work- Organized! You're so damn organized! the woman walked in and placed the bag on the stage many, many assemblies! Bucks County 1983- Knock, knock Who's there? It's me, the child rapist. I'm here to murder you. it's an actor's problem Nobody Loves . . . Prima Donnas WHS's largest club loves all people- 103 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS Whining wine glasses a tie? in the pool? yes mother- ice water chocolate hunger simulation State your name, Y, and country Don't forget to leave the windows open What meeting? When? Oh my God! Where-? Where's my room key? 3:00 am, who gave him my ? The partial unaligned nations meeting Driving the pages insane The PLO? Here? With machine guns? Gonna kidnap an Israeli delegate? ?? DO YOU FEEL POLISH? ART CLUB Tuesday meetings . . . don't worry, only a few minutes . . . can't make it, I have to work . . . 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? . . . Ya Hoo, we broke the record ... Art club 84 ... Don't forget the pretzel, Ed ... Dee, did you get the tattoo? . . . How does it feel to be over the hill still look good Mr. G. Q____Les, the mimis . . . 105 GERMAN CLUB Everyone who is enrolled in a German class is a member of the German Club. Each year the club members enthusiastically participate in fund raisers such as the Gummi Bear and Christmas cookie sales. The club annually donates money to charity and holds many parties throughout the year. 106 FILM-MAKING CLUB The Film-making Club consists of many dedicated members who have contributed long hours of script-writing, acting, filming and editing to complete exciting, original cinimatic projects. The Film Club members have enjoyed their time spent on these projects and some have hopes of continuing film production. 107 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 108 Throwing attics over shoulders to find 50 dollars' worth of a last minute clothes-a-thon, then triumph at the thrift shop. Usher runs at Back-to-School Night, and two fall conferences. Students tutored, manned the Information Desk, filled the lounge soda machine, filed in Office B, found SARC'ers for Office A. Recycling one freezing X-mas Eve . .. All in a year's work? N.H.S. '84. Thank you, Mr. Quagliano! 109 SPANISH CLUB miw.AU.uwi nm i !Hola! IQue tal? ... Biggest membership ever this year... La Zapatera Prodigiosa with mamacita and papa cruel . . Dinner at Don Pepe's: paella, arroz con polio . . . iMadrid, anyone??? . . . Welcome to the Spanish Club Christmas dinner: burritos, tacos, enchiladas de quest, de carne, de polio y bunuelos . . . Flores, flores y mas flores on St. Valentine's Day. Raquel Smith Liz Wilson Georgette Carter Dave Nixon no FRENCH CLUB This year, the French Club sponsored many activities relating to the French culture. One such activity was the French Christmas party where fine French cuisine, French Christmas carols, and a gift grab bag were included. The year's highlight was the trip to the French art exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The exhibit included many famous works by the French painter Edouard Manet. Following the exhibit was the visit to the Fete de France at Bloomingdales where French artistry, food, and fashion were displayed. in Qui si parla italiano! Italian Night and the Sweet Rose Band . .. Opera, popular songs, folk dances .. ■ The Christmas Party . . . Tombola and Canzoni . . . The Chocolate bunny sale and the Easter Chick . . . Field trip to Little Italy in New York . . . Are we going to Italy? Yes! Rome, Florence, Pisa, Venice . . . Club Officers: Vinnie Lotano, Lisa Ricca, Jackie Wolfe, Janice Ciliotta, and Megan Walsh. Advisor: John Scafaria. 112 LATIN CLUB TOGA! TOGA! TOGA! LET'S PARTY!!! Latin Club Activities 1. Toga Party 2. Saturnalia 3. Regional Certamen 4. Caesar's funeral party The 1984 Club Officers Were As Follows: Consul: Ed Kim, Jen Brown Pro-Consul: Jeanie Cho Senators: Todd Robbins, Gary Maher Aediles: Patty MacPhee, Rob Longaker Tribunes: Chris Tilyou, Matt Quirk 113 APATHY CLUB 114 CANDID PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE The Apathy Club has more members than any other club in the school. It has scheduled many exciting activities this year such as the disinterest disco, a marathon sleeping contest, a sit in, a yawning contest, and plodathon for catatonic children. Due to lack of interest, none of these activities took place. Nor did the club members show up for their picture. Next year, however, the club has high expectations for the success of the club, including a trip to a nearby forest to watch the trees grow and the seasons pass. X CANDID PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 115 STUDENT COUNCIL Doug: How have you been Maja? Long time no see. Dan: I'm going out into the hall and be a stud. Maja: I have to go down to the Sarc Office and pick up my award. Thea: No, no, it's fine really, I like it! Mr. Elder: Really, I'm not being a fuddy-duddy, I'm just playing devil's advocate. Mr. Scott: How can you people not know what a misplaced modifier is? SENIOR SENATORS The Senior Senate is an integral part of the student government at W.H.S. Established this year by Student Council President, Terry Keller, it is comprised of representatives from every senior homeroom. The group sponsors various school events and activities throughout the school year. This year's highlight was a successful Mardi Gras dance. It was enjoyed by many students and faculty- 117 Minority students make up approximately five percent of the student body population at W.H.S. 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 has been involved in several activities this school year and others are planned. 1. Visitation to Stockton State College. 2. Participation in the Westfield Y.M.C.A Leadership program. 3. Visitation to Union County Vocational School. 4. Christmas Vacation Dance held at the High School. 5. Rock Disco Dance for Westfield High School Students only. 6. Visitation to Morgan State College in Baltimore, Maryland. 118 AWARENESS CLUB The WHS Key Club is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Organization and is primarily a service organization for school and community. In addition, it offers a yearly scholarship of $800.00 to one N.J. District Key Clubber, based on academics and Key Club participation. This year's Key Club officers were: Alicia Sacco-President Jill Cardillo-Vice-President Lisa Laurie-Treasurer Cheryl Fischer-Co-Editor Ms. Goller-Faculty Advisor The club's activities in 1983-1984 included: CROP walk, a raffle for Spaulding for Children and a trip to Great Adventure for a convention. Students who wish to share their talents and time for the benefit of others are encouraged to join us. 119 MARCHING BAND Every morning from September through November the pulse of bass drums and piercing brass can be heard echoing through the air as the Marching Band runs through its daily practice. Performing at football games, parades, and band competitions, this highly disciplined and preci-sioned group of dedicated individuals joins the sounds of classical and popular music with a sophisticated field drill that has brought audiences to their feet with cheers of appreciation. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Each day, during fourth period, the strains of Brahms, Schubert, Tchaikovsky, and Wagner can be heard resounding off the walls of the music rooms. The WHS orchestra is diligently working to perfect the sounds so orchestrated by the composer on the written page. These serious music students are dedicated to the difficult task of turning the inaudible markings of the pen into the emotional strains so envisioned by the great composers. 122 SYMPHONIC BAND Symphonic Band is comprised of those students who wish to develop their performance skills to their highest. As representatives of W.H.S., they travel in and out of the state performing in festivals, competitions and exchange programs displaying the highest level of musical competency. 123 izmte l £i Weather girls-Dream girls; Coin' for the Gold!! Competing against other colorguards from all over the East coast. A great instructor (what a plus!) Candace Golding, our very own Candy Girl ! Dedication all the way!!! We spend so many hours a week in the gym that we deserve one of our own. The five devoted leaders, Karene, Joan, Tricia, Paula, and Lisa. 1983 EMBA champions and we're gonna do it again!!! o': [VISITORS! 124 PHYSICS CLUB To promote excellence in the many fields of science, the Physics Club provides a number of opportunities for interested students to confront current issues. The club hopes to aid students in planning careers in the sciences. Professionals are invited to lecture on their special interests and research. In addition, members prepare presentations on areas outside the curriculum. Other activities include the annual Physics Olympics, where members have the opportunity to compete with students from other areas, science films, and many science competitions held throughout the year. 125 MATH LEAGUE Every month from October to March, members of the WHS Math League participate in state-wide contests. These contests are held on Tuesday afternoons and consist of six problems. While these questions are usually not conceptually difficult, they do require mathematical dexterity and an ability to sort through the given information to the real problem. Only the top scores are recorded to determine the team's state position, so students in every grade can feel free to challenge their problem-solving skills and improve each year. TEENAGE REPUBLICANS 1983, the Teenage Republicans had quite a year. The State Senators and Legislators ran for office and all three of the Republican candidates of this district, Lou Basano, Chuck Hardwick, and Ed Gill, were re-elected. The TAR's main focus this year was handing out literature door to door in Westfield, Garwood, Spring-field, and Kenilworth. Having had a quiet election year in 1983, the TAR's are looking forward to campaigning for Ronald Reagan in the 1984 Presidential election. The TAR slogan in times of distress: Think Victory Party! 127 1 128 Each of the four choirs which make up the choral department is an enthusiastic and talented group. These four groups, Choralecrs, Choir, Girls' Chorus, and Mixed Chorus present two major programs during the year. One is in December, and the other is in May. In addition to these programs, the students perform at a wide variety of non-school functions ranging from local club meetings to state choir festivals. All of the choirs are under the direction of Mr. James Beil, who shares his love of music with his students. 129 CHESS CLUB This year's Chess Club is quite a success. The club, directed by Mr. Goslin, meets once a week. During this time, members challenge each other and learn interesting new strategies from their opponents. All of the members find chess stimulating and they look forward to their weekly games. 130 SKI CLUB 90 W.H.S. students. Brown Derby Hotel, and Sugarbush Mountain. Mean trip! It's snowing .. . hard, Fire said! Here's Gude where's the salami? Jeff you gotta be quiet . . . Ahhh! The gondola is open, let's go to the top, mean sun. Beginner or expert”, it doesn't matter. Room GGG! Another sleepless night! Is it ever going to stop snowing! JUMP! Monday already? A sacrifice must be made. Let's stop in Albany. Thanks Ted. 131 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE There is no better resource than our youth for understanding, appreciating, and coping with the world we live in. AFS students are ambassadors of good will and are the brightest hope for a more peaceful world. AFS students have the capacity to teach and be taught, to give and to take and to share with their host families their fresh perspectives. Being an exchange student is not all fun, it's getting past the change in cultures and families and learning to appreciate what you have and taking every opportunity to learn. Through AFS, students learn that strange places can become real, and that real people live in these strange places. When they return home, our students bring with them an insight, knowledge and intercultural understanding that they could have gained no other way. 132 LIGHTING CREW The W.H.S. Lighting Squad designs and services major school productions, assemblies and professional imports of community programs. Lt. Capt. is Adam Buchsbaum '84 and Co-Capt. is Maggie Barton '85 133 BLUE ROCK Blue Rock is new to W.H.S. It is comprised of the finest student rock musicians in Westfield and is dedicated to performing the best music of the best known rock groups past and present. Meeting one evening each week, they strive to develop the different sounds corresponding to the various musical styles that they perform. 13-4 I- COMPUTER CLUB What is a computer club? Is it a collection of computers together plotting against people? Not quite. A computer club is a collection of students meeting together plotting against computers by programming them to do intrepid things. We also talk about computers and share our knowledge on the various computers available. Some of them are good (Apple, IBM PC), some are not (Tl, Timex Sinclair). We have demos of our varying computers. Our club is basically an information exchange system where people learn and share. Some rivalries do exist: Apple vs. IBM vs. Atari vs. Timex vs. TRS-80 vs. Cray. Almost all are satisfied with their computer or the school's Prime computer. Only one is not satisfied with his computer: Gary with his TRASH-80 . . uh . . I mean his TRS-80. At least he knows its true value. 135 Mark Adams Jennifer Ahlskog Tom Akesson Jennifer Albertson Tamara Alfandrc Marcy Allen Meena Ambardar Tracey Arther Kenneth Atlas Carlo Attanasio Laura Aubrey Matthew Azzarto David Backus Lisa Bailey Catherine Baldwin Tara Balka Lisa Banks Kim Barnes Sheila Barry Damita Bartlett Kimberly Bavos Maryann Bekkedahl Terri Belle Erik Berger Jennifer Bergin Glenn Bigbee Marcy Billingsby Sharon Bilman Scott Blackmon Judy Blanco Hmm . Maybe I'll grace her with my presence this Friday night. 138 Kelly Blood James Born Brian Bottger Steven Botulinski James Bowbliss Susan Breed James Brennan Mark Brinkerhoff Debbie Brolin Melissa Brostek Christine Brown Donald Brown Eric Brown Traci Brown Gregory Brownstein Keith Brunell Allison Burke Sean Burke Michael Byrne Caroline Cafaro Helen Camp Robert Campanelli Natyna Cannon Laura Capuano Joseph Carnevale Christopher Carrick Craig Caruana Dina Castellano Nicolas Catania Audrey Ceklosky 139 Jodi Chaiken Jill Cheesman Dennis Cheng Michael Chicella Susie Cho Hong Sang Chough Amy Chu Anthony Ciullo Dean dayman Kimberly Clouser Patrick Cole James Colonias William Crandall David Cranwell Rafel Crocco Diane Csorba Sabrina Culver David Daley Amy Davidson Jacqueline Davidson Jeffrey Davidson Kevin Davis Peter Davison Janiesa Dawkins 140 What's with the feet?!' Caroline DeCicco Shawn Delhagen Rosaria Demarco Elyssc Denerstein Robert Denning Angelo Deodato Kelly DePalmer Andrea DeRosa Teresa DeRubeis Brian Devitt Linda Diamond Christine Diaz Karen Diemer Marie Dilorio Patrick Dineen Timothy Dodd Jeff Doerrer Michele Doll Thomas Donnelly Paul Donnolo Kelly Donovan Tracey Dorkoski David Dougert Jeremy Dowell Jonathan Dowell Noreen Doyle Timothy Doyle Douglas Dubrosky James Dulan Mary Beth Dunn 141 I . Arthur Dupras Ian Duthie Meirav Eibschut Daniel Eisenmann Robert Elder Steven Elzey Brian Fahey Brett Failla Gregory Feldman Anatol Feygin Robin Filippone Elise Finelli Don't think about it Bob. Just eat it! Amy Flickstein Justine Florian Melissa Florian Staci Freda John Freeman Wendy Fried John Friedrich Jonathan Fuhrman Patricia Garbow David Gaut Elissa Gearhart David Gelfand Sonya Gerdes Wendy Gersten Mark Giacone Brian Gillen Susan Gladis Adrienne Glasco I 1 142 Michael Clasco Mary Glynn Lara Goldstein Nora Gonzalez Kara Goobic David Good Colleen Gorman Rolfe Gotsch Christopher Gould loseph Grande Jennifer Grant Laura Grant Laura Grasso Robert Graves Alice Greenberg Sheila Grimes Sarah Grisham Robert Gude Patricia Guglielmi Christine Guttadora David Gutterman Kristine Haag Paul Habib Andrew Haims Marnee Hall Cheryl Halvorsen Richard Ham Jennifer Hansen Jason Harding James Harris 143 jij Marc Harris Richard Harris Michael Harrison Lisa Hartman Caroline Hawley John Hay Reggie Hayes James Henn Susan Hevert Jennifer Higgins Douglas Hill Evan Ho John Hoffmann Michael Holmes Jill Holton Arlene Holzmiller Lisa Hood Willem Hoogsteen Nancy Hoppock Kevin Houlihan Wayne Hu Raymond Hurtt Kimberly Irwin Thomas Jackmin Richard Jackson Tami Jackson Monica Jacobson Kevin Jacox Michael Jaczko Erica Jajko 144 JiH Jasuta Linda Jenkins William Jeremiah Mark Johns Christopher Johnsen Keith Johnson Sharon Johnson Jitendra Joshi Michael Juchnik John Juelis Amy Kaminstein Charles Karustis Gerald Kasunic Ian Kaswan Michael Kaswan Linda Katsch Emma Kavanagh Robert Kelly Tia Kelso Karen Kennedy Lynda Kesselman John Kieltyka John Killeen John Killoran Michael Kimble Frank Kimmig Alexander Kirk Karen Kirkley Tara Kline Thomas Klingelhofer A stupefied sophomore is caught speechless after reading in the Hi's Eye about the apple recall. 145 Sonya Knuettel Karl Koederitz Isabelle Kohler Adam Kolton Keith Komar Steven Kopelmar Christopher Kopf Matthew Kotovsky Keri Kovacs Jill Kramer Sarah Kreisman Andrei Krikliwy Julia Kril James Kulpa Scott Kumpf Jessalyn Kunicky Matthew Lalor Rebecca Lang Morton Large John Latartara David Leitner Eric Leshick Diane Lewis Ming Yi Lin Karen Linenberg Jerome Lopez Sharon Lowenstein Deborah Lu Robert Luce David Luckenbaugh 146 Da ! I just lost fifty bucks in last week's football pool! John Luerssen Darlene Luria Francesca Lynd Timothy Lyons John Macaluso Bryan Mackey Douglas Magiera Wendy Maher Andrea Malkin Michael Manning Terrianne Marcsca Gil Margulis Gilbert Markham Trevor Markham Stephen Marotta Erika Marsh Aaron Marshall Laura Martin Robert Martorina Paul Maurer Michelle Mazza Kevin McAdam Jennifer McCall Kevin McCauley John McHugh Mary McKinlay Mark McLane William McMeekin Ronny McMoore Roger McNeill 147 I ! li II Definition of a sophomore: Paul Habib Aimee McNelis Laura Melton Marygrace Menist Suzanne Menist Wendy Mertz Lisa Miller Gina Minichino Sean Minogue Gina Miragliotta David Modoski jennifer Monningcr Beth Montana Bryan Monzella Kerry Mooney Brian Morris John Morris Stefanie Moss Thomas Mott Derek Muller Regina Muscarnera Jon Peter Muzikar Christine Niedzwiecki Brian Noerr Mark Nolan Laura Norton Alexandra O'Campo Brian O'Connor Robert O'Hara Jennifer Ortleb 148 Anthony Pafumi Susan Pallarino Jennifer Palumbo John Panosh Laura Parnes Steven Patchett Penelope Patsuris John Pavese Benjamin Pavone Todd Pearsall Theresa Peluso Deborah Pendzuk Anthony Perconte Gretchen Peters James Petrik Joel Peyser Jennifer Pfistcr Randolph Pisane Larry Playford Suzanne Pollack Daniel Potter Kimberly Pouch Maria Powell Scott Powers Patricia Price Traci Pridgen Joseph Prymowicz Michelle Quill Brian Quinn Damon Quirk 149 Letitia Radtke Brigitte Raguenaud Michael Rakita Christine Ranaldo Bonnie Rapp Lisa Rapuano Sammy Rapuano Hank Rehrer Rachclle Reifer James Reilly Andrea Rennyson Tracey Rettino And here they are: the future leaders of America!' gp Karla Rice Jennifer Risko Angel Rivera Drew Robins Todd Robins Michael Rodin Robert Rogers Kathleen Rohm Karen Root Gabe Rosanio Patrick Rosolanko Wendy Ross Christopher Rowe Robert Rowland Raymond Ruble James Russell Leslie Russell Vincent Russo 150 Colleen Ryan Lori Sapienza Margaret Saunders Christopher Savoca Louis Scalza Paul Schirmer Robert Schmalz Kirsten Schmidt Jeffrey Schneider Daniel Schoenberg Stephen Schultz Maria Schuvart Joseph Sclama William Scouten Stacey SeigeJ Gregory Senus William Shapiro Susan Sheehy Douglas Sherman Jessica Sherman Nina Sisolak Gail Sladkus Tiffany Slitkin Arthur Slocum c Marly Slomovitz Kerry Smit Cindy Smith Jennifer Smith Lee Sorcth Henry Span 151 Cousin It visits WHS. I Colleen Ryan acts as a distraction while her friend loses her Rainbow lunch. Nancy Tabs Denise Taggart Carmen Tartivita Rory Taylor Christina Tcdesco Carol Thomas Anthony Spoto John Stagaard Debra Stern Susan Stokes Thomas Stone William Sugrue Kristine Thompson Anthony Tiller Sheri Tirone Christopher Tobey Shane Tourtellottc William Townsend Nancy Trenker Maren Troum Robin Troy Rachel Tucker Karen Turiel Tracey Twiste Patricia Tyrrell Carolyn Ucciferri Edward Ungvarsky Edward Universo Matr VanBergen Robin Vanpoznak 152 Dillon Waltner Susan Ward Maureen Weiss Katherine Weldon Reginald Wiley Lisa Williams Suzanne Williams Angela Wimmcr Cary Winzelberg Roy Vella Akihiro Vemura Michael Verdisco Marc Vernick Ranjini Vernugopal Cheryl Verrier Samantha Villafana Tara Vitale Toly Volkov Jill Voorhees Robert Vosper Michael Walsh Theresa Withers Susan Wood Daniel Wright Randy Wynn Daniel Yemin Julie Youdovin Kathryn Yuengcl Darren Ziegler Scott Zoufaly Adolf Zuniga 153 t Vi 7 • ._ scratch and WHiffS • s '? ?' :% ' ■: - v • .f£p§ IWi 5 minutes before the period ends Kathy Cannon applies her simulated Three periods before lunch and already Amy Hall is looking for remains of roll-on. M her breakfast. 158 Waitress, can we have some service, please? 159 Girls' track team searches for lice infestation. Eric Pundock practices the art of levitation. Boys' diving team plays a game of fetch the penny. Smitty tells Coach Martin about the one that got away. Westfield students play a serious game of follow the leader. BACK TO BASICS I CASTELJUAN PABLO, WESTFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT NO. YR. GR. LOCKER NO. HOME RM. COUNSELOR 000084 84 0000000000 SMOKING SECTION JULIO RODRIGEZ SUBJECT TEACHER PERIOD LOCATION COMPUTER SCIENCE MCINTOSH 1 IBM ENGLISH 4 OEDIPUS 2 COLONUS BIOLOGY 2 DARWIN 3 GALAPAGOS PHYSICAL EDUCATION ATLAS 4 MT. OLYMPUS LUNCH MCDONALD 5 DON PEPE'S ART 4 PICASSO 6 GUERNICA SPANISH 5 GONZALEZ 7 ELIZABETH REVOLUTIONARY HISTORY CASTRO 8 CUBA GEOMETRY PYTHAGORAS 9 PENTAGON PONCHO AND JUANITA CASTEL 6412 VIA LA SELVA RANCHO PALOS VERDES ms error in manuscript form or neatness A you have omitted something cap error in use of capital letters p error in punctuation sp error in spelling frag sentence fragment ss error in sentence structure k awkward sentence nc not clear rs run-on sentence gr error in grammar w error in word choice should have begun a new paragraph f error in tense 165 166 07777 11 M 1 M3 ; 14? jgjaj W t5i ! IS3 1181 182 153 ,04 'tMLZTWim L3pm 1st FLOOR PLAN 168 Kim Johansen demonstrates the suave European look used to attract girls. SEE HOW WE ARE ?%! Some WHS students practice the hokey pokey. Three seniors caught in the act of leaving school. 171 MOVING RIGHT ALONG 172 ONE LAST LOOK Would this face lie to you? Do you really think I look like Bo Derek? 'STUD' 174 A camera shy Dan Gilday gets a little help. “But you promised! Mike Kopelman strikes out with MaryLou Steuer-nagel. 'Mr. Jackson, I can't believe you did that!' ( Who said Damon Wayne is a ham? GLANCES . . HEADLINES AT WHS Florence Senyk-New Vice-Principal Football pools called to a halt Mr. Cherewich directs Nobody Loves an Albatross Harry Reasoner visits W.H.S. Adoption of Senior Senators program Dr. Greene teaches A.P. English Chorale goes to Europe Exchange students come to W.H.S. Mrs. Diamond leaves the girls' swim team after 8 years Physical fitness program in gym this year Martin Luther King Memorial assembly New food bars in the Cafeteria Mr. Zimmer leads the Devils Students direct spring musical Ms. Lupo gets engaged Trivial Pursuit hits W.H.S. TV FAVORITE SAYINGS intense what's the deal Dammit Gumbie Awesome And people, be caufo out there eat dirt dog breath well all right then it happens What's up? mean later hey sexy she's hot you're such a maniac, maniac Porsche, there is no substitute Go for it oh, damn hey dude Big Brother is watching you gig'in comical that's a mean tune pretty un-cool 0 we trashed the joint psych do many .. . wrong yea, right trust me narley Hey Bob I feel for you What are you talking about? Can we talk? get a real life I'm not like other boys . . . I'm serious yar on the list we always got the diner It's nobody else's fault, so don't do it. bag it you worm we're on get higher baby, get higher baby double secret probation it's real that crazy, crazy . . . cop the wheels get rowdie I'm up for it Joe- too cool 176 MOVIES Terms of Endearment The Right Stuff Never Cry Wolf Si Ik wood Flashdance The Big Chill Sudden Impact Risky Business Thriller To Be Or Not To Be Gorky Park Star 80 Staying Alive The Man Who Loved Women Two of a Kind Yentl Return of the Jedi Octopussy Never Say Never Again Cujo All the Right Moves Footloose Reckless Big Country- Big Country David Bowie- Let's Dance Elvis Costello- Punch the Clock Eurythmics- Sweet Dreams Are Made of This Genesis- Genesis Police- Synchronicity Flashdance Sound Track Hall Oats- H20 Billy Idol- Rebel Yell Prince- 1999 Culture Club- Color By Numbers Van Halen- 1984 Pretenders- Learning to Crawl Michael Jackson- Thriller Rolling Stones- Undercover Talking Heads- Speaking in Tongues U2- War John Lennon Yoko Ono- Milk Honey Duran Duran- Rio Barney Clark Jessica Savitch Eubie Blake Terence Cardinal Cooke Tennessee Williams Dennis Wilson Karen Carpenter Florence Mahoney Lillian Carter Arthur Godfrey Frank Reynolds Jack Dempsey Joan Hackett David Niven Muddy Waters GROUPS Pat Benatar Police Pretenders Van Halen Billy Joel Genesis Duran Duran U2 Hall Oats David Bowie MUSIC NEWS Diana Ross Concert Pete Townshend leaves the Who Keith Richards gets married New Clash band members Bow Wow Wow loses Anabella Yes returns Menudo Beatles' 20th Anniversary Chrissy Hynde has a baby 177 HEADLINES James Watt resigns Korean Air Lines Flight 007 Aids Sally Ride, first American woman in space Vanessa Williams is the 56th Miss America Diana Ross in Central Park U.S. Marine massacre in Lebanon Yasir Arrafat out of Lebanon Jesse Jackson recovers Marine in Syria Grenada Nuclear Disarmament Talks Lost satellite and free walk in space VO 00 4 VO Co Uj SPORTS AROUND THE WORLD i Australia II takes the American Cup Martina Navratilova wins her fourth Wimbledon and her first U.S. Open Carl Lewis sets new marks in track and field Pinetar on George Brett's bat Carl Yastrzemskion leaving baseball at age 44 Raiders trounced the Washington Redskins in Super Bowl XVIII Orioles win World Series 1984 Olympics in Sarajevo Islanders win their 4th consecutive Stanley Cup JUNIORS I I I I Lois Ackstein Sandra Adapon Meredith Albert Diana Alborn Donald Allen Jacques Andre Mary Angilella Robert Appelbaum Leonard Arcuri Jane Arkel Jennifer Arpino Michele Artesani Christopher Aslanian John Aslanian Matthew Axelson Glen Backus Samuel Ball Donna Ballatt Michael Balogh Christopher Banta Sara Barcan James Barden Parish Barnes Margaret Barton Andrew Becker Susan Becker Julie Beglin Meredith Behrens Mark Belle Laura Beltzer 180 Dawn Benaquista Michael Bennettson Beverly Best Sarah Biren Rowan Bishop Todd Bixler Heather Black Philip Blancato Sean Boatwright Thea Bournazian Jon Bovit Irron Bowles Thomas Bradley Patrick Brady Charles Brandt Lisa Braxton Marla Brecher Christine Brennan Timothy Brennan Daina Broughton Donna Brown Jennifer Brown John Brunei! Drew Burke Kenneth Burke Patricia Burke Atessia Burrus Pauline Burstein Rino Cacchione David Cagnassola ■ 181 Lynette Calvert William Cambreleng Victor Campanile Maria Campodonico Kim Canata Carey Cannon Christopher Capano Robert Carney Noreen Carver Elvia Castillo Mary Cauterucci Kirsten Chancellor 'm' Benjamin Chapman Curt Cheesman Jerry Chen Pamela Chicella Angela Chou Steven Ciarrocca Jackie Cohen Stephen Coleman Tommy Colicchio Mary Collins Thomas Confroy Gillian Cook 182 See that guy behind me? - I dig his underwear! Kathleen Cook Allison Coopersmith Susan Costa Catherine Coughlin David Cowell David Cox Matthew Cox Nancy Coyne Sharon Coyne Dean Crane Susan Crane Donna Sue Crosby Carol Culligan Leslie Culver Deborah Cunningham Susan Curry Susan Curtis Greg Czander Erin Daly Bruce Day Christopher Deegan Joseph DeFabio Karen Degnan Holly Delazaro Lisa Delguidice Jeffrey Dembiec Lori Denaker Hillary DeNigro Rama Deodato Sarah DeOliva 183 Martha Dcppen Patricia Dervin Joanne Dettre Jennifer D'Eufemia Suzanne D'Eufemia Carin Diaz Christopher Diaz Thomas Diaz Michael Dibari Pamela Dick Jennifer DiClerico Thomas Dierkes Susan Dietz Linda Dilorio Theresa Dinan Timothy Dineen Robert Dipuma Sean Diver Michael Dooley Sean Dougherty Karen Downey Kathy Driscoll Eva Druzek Elizabeth Duncan Scott Dunn Kathryn Durante Nancy Dymond Michael Edmondson Hila Eibschutz Joseph Elias 184 Jennifer Elmore Michael Emanuel Christa Esbeck David Fabiano Jay Factor Paul Fagan Michael Falcone Sarah Fallowes Lori Farbstein Teresa Farley Margaret Farmer Robert Feathers Denise Feinsod Hayley Feldstein Lisa Finn Patricia Fitzsimmons Edward Flack Adrien Francois Theodore Frangos Laura Frantz Suzanne Fraser Matthew Frawley David Frette Lawrence Friedman Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep and doesn't know where to find them. Dawn Fuchs Cheryl Furchak Erin Gaffney John Carlo Ganas Tonia Garbowsky Magaly Garcia 185 Cara Garofalo Jacqueline Garrity Natalie Gilford Christine Gilgallon Linda Gillesberg Mia Ginsberg Christine Giresi Terence Glynn Cynthia Gottlick Christopher Gottshall Christine Gouldey John Graney Jennifer Grant Marilyn Graves Christopher Gray Staci Greenwald Julia Grieb Carolyn Gross Edward Haag Gregory Hackenbcrg Sharon Hackett John Haggerty Lowell Haims Amy Hall This group lacks seniority. Frances Hallada Michael Hanlon Katherine Harcourt Maurya Harkins Lysa Harriott Kimberlee Harris 186 Michael Harrison Susan Harvey Suellen Hayden Elizabeth Hazard Leon Hebert Mark Heinbach Jeffrey Heintz Karen Hendrzak Christopher Hengeveld Carolyn Henn David Henneberger Cynthia Heston Laura Hetem Matthew Higgins James Hinel Richard Hingel Kimberly Hobson Suzanne Hofer Dana Hofman David Hone Anne Horn Cheryl Horne Jennifer Horner John Howell Jean Hua Rosemary Huang Stephen Huff Thomas Huff David Humiston James Hutton 187 Xi Muoi Huynh Madeleine Hyams John lerardi John Jacob Kimberly Jacobs Daniel Jacobson Brian Wortzel tries his best to ignore just another one of Mr. Cilo's degrading remarks. Wendy James Anthony Jennette Maria Elena Jennette Susan Johansen Vanessa Johnson Lori Jonas Cynthia Jones Robert Jones Donna Kakareka James Kalis Jason Karp Ingrid Kasaks Nancy Kasko Christine Kasunic Andrew Kavanagh Tracianne Kay Jeff Kazista Richard Kazmaier Amber Keating Douglas Kehler Dawn Keller Sarah KeJJey John Kelly Kara Kennelly 188 Marcy Kessler Marlene Kiesel Gary Kirschner William Kley John Kliesch Thomas Kocaj Aldo Kosuch Kurt Kovacs Gretchen Kreahling Kristin Kueter Richard Lanam Michael Landadio Ariel Langholtz Peter Latartara David Lavine Frank Lee James Lee Shari Leonard Kathleen Lipper Laurie Lipson William Lister Maria Llanillo Brian Loughrey Allison Louis Ann Lucchesi Kerry Lucke Howard Lynd Alison MacKay Patricia MacPhee Ceri Maddock 189 Stephen Maly Todd Manning Paul Maravetz Cheryl Markham Amy Martin Jodi Marvosa James Mastakas Christopher Mastrangelo Steven Mathews Dennis McCarthy Jennifer McCoy Amy McDermott Lisa McEnerney Sharon McCann David Keith McGowan William McMeekan Alvina McTeigue Kristine Mellina Chad Mesiel Brian Meyer Linda Mike Johnnie Miles James Miller Katharine Miller Fabrice Mode Susan Modoski Jonathan Mokrauer Fernan Moncloa Mary Mondelli Jeffrey Monninger 190 Arlia Monroe Kristine Monte eone Joseph Moran Carrie Morgan Peter Mourn Marianne Mucci Colleen Mullan Paul Munz Brian Murphy Jean Murphy Margaret Murphy Matthew Murphy Christine Nakatani Titina Nardone Carrie Needham Stacey Neumann Paul Newman Victoria Newton Clarissa Nolde Lisa Novak Kenneth O'Brien Michael O'Brien David Odenkirk Onder Ors Veronica Otto Michael Paola Bradley Papineau Margaret Papsin Christine Pardini Sally Parizeau 191 Wendi Pass Arthur Pearce William Pendzuk Horst Percival Nicholas Perretti Yuri Petroff Robert Pierce Steven Pinkin Suzannah Plant Allison Playford Lisa Poller James Post Christopher Pott James Prasek Gregory Price Alfred Priscoe Marie Priscoe Mark Prybylski Beth Pryor Cristin Quinn Matthew Quirk Michael Raeter Ardeen Reavis Alan Regenberg Stephanie Reichard Alan Reisfield Ingrid Reisner Helen Reiss Laura Resnick Susan Rettino Kissy, Kissy, I'm so beautiful! Elmer Rice Carolee Ritter Dalida Rizk Andrew Rock Scott Roes Angela Roles Deneen Rolleri Linda Roots George Roscoe Jeff Roselli Amy Rowling Mark Rozanski Rebecca Rozanski Michael Rubenstein Scott Rumphrey Wendy Russell Francesca Russo Joseph Ryan Audra Sacco Ellen Salamone James Salvato John Schaefer Eric Schatz Heidi Schmidt Karen Schneider David Schnitzer Lisa Schulte Jennifer Scutti Nancy Sexton Karen Sharpe 193 James Shepherd Dana Sherman Matthew Sherman Amy Showfety Ellen Shusman Mary Siberry Todd Silbergeld Jennifer Simon Jonathan Simon Antoinette Sinatra Thomas Slayman Lawrence Smaracko David Smelson Laura Smith Steffen Smith Theresa Smith Jennifer Smyth Jennifer Snyder George Sonntag Rachel Spasser Ellen Splaine Michael Stagaard Joan Stanzel Pamela Stock James Stoffers Edward Stravach Robert Strovinsky Wendy Tag Jennifer Tahl Debra Tannenbaum 194 loan Thul Christopher Tilyou Kimberly Timler Jennifer Tipton Richard Toenes Steven Tozier Michael Traynor Julie Tucker Vincent Tymon Michele Ugenti Joseph Valenti Laurie Valli Karen Vardalis Dana Venckus Julia Vergamini Bharati Vcrma Keith Vorhaben Margaret Wagner Ronald Wallman Carol Walsh Damon Wayne Kenny Weill Steven Weinstein Barbara Weisman George Roscoe attempts to explain relativity to Gretchen Kreahling as she covets his new Mickey Mouse watch. Geri Weiss Christine Wichelns Scott Williams Tracy Williams Lauren Witzel Gregory Wolf 195 Brian Wortze! Taylor Wrighi Mona Wu Douglas Yarrington Timothy Yarrington Edward Yatcilla Andrew Ycarley Eve Yohalem Judy Zeikel Karla Zingerman Robby Applebaum thumbs up his feelings about his experiences at WHS. David Zupko 196 Everything you wanted to know about sex but were afraid to ask. uddenly, a wondrous event took place. All of the students found themselves travelling down the Golden State Parkway towards exit 135. Munchkins lined the road, warning them of the dangers that were ahead. The students heard tales of raunchy rainbow lunches, awesome Achievements, sadistic SAT's, and, horror of horrors, the punishment for leaving the parkway during school hours! 0 nee upon a time in a little colonial town named Westfield, an unnatural phenomenon occurred. Dr. Greene cancelled school because a monstrous snowstorm had blanketed the town. The students rejoiced and snuggled back under their covers to finish their various dreams. 198 II et, the good witch informed the students that there was one redeeming feature of this terrible tale of woe. Off of the exit 135 there was a prize offered by the Wizard of WHS! Several of the students guessed at the contents of the prize. One hoped it was a brain, another thought it was a friend, while a third assured the others that it simply had to be a case of beer. (There's always one in the crowd!) 199 SENIORS Claire Achard Marc Evan Acito Sean A. Abruzzo After surviving the first firedrill, Liz Weil returns to class with a smile on her face and a song in her heart. S. Abruzzo: Time may change me, but I can't change time. Claire Achard: America, You'll never stop to surprise me. Marc Fred Acito: EXIT . . . STAGE LEFT . . . Sandra Armstrong: The good times last forever; the bad times fade away. Krystal B. Adams Paul Adamson Don P. Anthony Paul Armstrong Sandra Armstrong Amanda M. Avis 202 Francis X. Azzarto Richard E. Bartok Thomas C. Barton Gail Barker Ron Bartolomey Patricia A. Basto Francis X. Azzarto: You're beautiful. Gail Barker: A day without laughter is a day without sunshine. Richard E. Bartok: One never knows what one can do until one tries. Tom Barton: You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. R. Bach Patricia Basto: All you need in life is love, happiness, and a few miracles. 203 Brad Bates Kathleen Belford Dave Lovejoy resorts to prayer at a football game. David Berman Catherine (CEE-CEE) Betz Mark Benaquista: And they broke down the door of the cage and marched out. Chuck Benz: Gramps and grannies, kids in their teens. Yeah, everybody likes butter beans-the B-52's. David Berman: One day you're here, the next day you're gone. GO ORIOLES. Julia Bertrand: If all else fails, laugh! CeeCee Betz: You're never fully dressed without a smile! -Annie Paul Blanco: Do onto others then run. What do you think . . . ? C.Q. material? Chuck N. Benz Julia Megan Bertrand Chip Biggs Paul N. Blanco Steve Booth Timothy ). Braun Timothy P. Boyle Christine A. Bowbliss Patricia E. Brennan Chris Bowbliss: Mingels, Summer of 83 SMM, Good Times with MF, DV, MD, CP, Special Times with RW. P. Brennan: Love when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must, that's part of the plan. Lisa Brostek: Never let your dreams die for a dead dream is an empty life. Steve Brower: 4 those who accepted me I thank you. 4 those who didn't I thank you, too. Love in Jesus. Amy Fred Brown: Ail the world's a stage, and all the men and women in it merely players. Shakespeare Lisa Brown: . . . And she'll have fun, fun, fun, 'til her daddy takes the Strada away........ Alison K. Breach Lisa Marie Brostek J 1 uj'ii Amy Michelle Brown Lisa Ann Brown Head and Shoulders David Brownstein Myron the Malicious Mauler stalks his next female prey. Adam Buchsbaum: Compare yourself only with yourself and you can only achieve perfection. Dennis Byrne: So what was the point of being here all this time? Norska morska shnorska horska! Debi Cannarella: We should enjoy here while we're here, cause there's no here therel-Ziggy K.E.C.: Only travel four lane divided highways. If you take Frost's road go armed. Thanks, love you. Kathie Capano:.. . Here for years, friends of mine -white feathers. jill Cardillo: When materialism begins, friendship ends. AC: This is not an end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps the end of the beginning. Maria Carnevale: Wherever you are it's your own friends who make your world. Thanks KC. Adam L. Buchsbaum Dennis Byrne Debi Leigh Cannarella Steven M. Buontempo Dee Callahan Kathleen E. Cannon Kathleen M. Capano Jill Cardillo Anne Carlson Maria L. Carnevale 206 Georgette Carter Katherine Cashman Rob Catania Michael Cauterucci Priscilla Ceklosky Susan Chesnok John Houlihan, Tim McGale, and Grady O'Brian watch the football game, while Danny Hauck poses for a picture. Georgette Carter: Accept the things in life that can't be changed. Love to Joe and all of my friends! Rob Catania: What is must be. Priscilla Ceklosky: How do you spell relief?.... G-R-A-D-U-A-T-l-O-N. Stray Cats and Bly's forever! Susan Chesnok: Hold on to your dreams, for through them you can fly. Jeanie Cho: LOVE: sex-mouth-touch-dream-wink-smile-peek-rose-feels-good. Vodka and OJ! LIVE IT UP! Amy C: Life is like a case of beer, the more you open the better you feel! Just kidding Ma-Wahoowa! 207 Jeanie (Gi) Cho Amy Chorost Carolyn Clark Kalefe B.K.A. Hans Clark After school-Bike racks-Be there! Hong Joon Chough: It is not how long but how well we live. Chris Cichowski: Never surrender, but it's easier said than done- Triumph Janice Ciliotta: The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind. Hans Clark: The year of Grand Master Flash, Zulu Nation and City Crew with their rappins and Breaking Peace Kalefe. Dave Coates: It's the dream afraid of waking that never takes the chance. Brady Cole: Live each day as if it were your last-and one of these days you'll be right. Carlos Collazo: They have constructed pyramids in honor of our escaping. David S. Coates Carlo Coleman Carlos J. Collazo 208 Kevin E. Collins Kathleen A. Conheeney Lisa Consiglio Maryellen Conheeney Wendy Ann Convey Pamela A. E. Corsentino Kevin Collins: There is no genius in life like the genius of energy and creativity. Kathy Conheeney: Are you two twins? See Maryellen. Good Luck! Maryellen Conheeney: No, we just look alike. Wendy Convey: I have learned in the silent world, but I did it! (Karen, you're the bestest friend!) PAEC: The more I love the more I am afraid that in your eyes I may not see forever, (for lames Hetem) Rick Costantino: Life is a book in which each day we turn a new page- now begins a new chapter. Dan Cozewith: The fountains of green link us back to earth and sky- if we allow them to (OM) Jenni Craig: Just waking up to what we had, could stop the love from going bad. Joanie C.: To my friends; Thanks for sharing yourselves with me and making my life enjoyable. Don't even try to tell me there's a test today. 211 Rick Costantino Daniel Cozewith Jennifer D. Craig Lauren Curtis Hong Joon Chough: It is nr we live. Chris Cichowski: Never sui than done- Triumph Janice Ciliotta: The answe the wind. Hans Clark: The year of ■ Nation and City Crew Breaking Peace Kalefe. Dave Coates: It's the dre never takes the chance. Brady Cole: Live each day one of these days you'll Carlos Collazo: They have honor of our escaping. Stephanie (Spike) Cutro N t Clarissa 'Royal' Davila Sarah Davis K. Cruger: Treat your neighbors as you would treat yourself. . . but choose your neighborhood carefully. Natalie C.: Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste their death but once. Lauren Curtis: And I understand these winds and tides, this change of times won't drag you away. CFC Stephanie Cutro: Laura, Dawn, I love you, thanks: Gary, Mom Dad, I did it 4some II Wed Weekend Nancy Darrow: Insist on yourself; never imitate. Every great man is unique. Royal Davila: People may talk, but Project 79 is an experience. Thanks, all of you. I love you. Bob G. Bye. Daniel Davis: Summer of '83 T.S. K.S. C.D. E.D. T.M. S.R. K.R. K.R. Parties! The Path Biugers Buns Flamer all nighters! Waking up after Mr. Adriance's filmstrip, Megan Decker struggles on to her next class. 208 Douglas M. Davoren Michele Deacon Richard DeChellis Megan Barry Decker Stephen DeFelice Bryan C. Delhagen Doug Davoren: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Michele Deacon: Please excuse Michele Deacon for her absence on . . . Rick DeChellis: If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours ... Stephen De Felice: Hey babe, wanna take a Jacuzzi?! John! Police turn. G-Force. The classic session J.H. 211 Bill rehearses for his starring role as Grover on Sesame Street. J.R. Dembiec Nicole Elizabeth DeNigro Tom Deming: To survive in this cruel world, one must be able to laugh in the face of disaster. Nicole DeNigro: You have your brush and colors. Paint paradise and in you go! Pam Dickson: The time we reflect on life is the time well spent. Forever Rocky, D-A-L Babbles, G.G. Hans Dietterich: Nescire autem quid antequam natus sis acciderit, id est semper esse puerum. Cicero Stephen Dietz: High school was such wompa-wompa (Fred). Antoniette Dilorio: I'll take the best, forget the rest and someday we'll find that these are the best of times. Sita Deodato Thomas Dettre George Mahoney stares in fear as a librarian disrobes. Stephen Dietz Thomas A. Deming Timothy S. Devitt Hans C. Dietterich Antonietta Dilorio 212 Ed Dillon Paul J. Dinan Elizabeth Ann Dugle Brushing Flossing after the Rainbow lunch, a senior practices good dental habits. Michael Dineen Constance M. Dinielli m Timothy Dixon Melissa Dobbins Ed Dillon: For those about to rock, we salute you AC DC Timothy Dixon: Got to ramble on sing my song. Gonna walk my way around the world.-Zeppelin II Melissa Dobbins: We're not saying goodbye to the past, we're saying hello to the future.Good luck. Jill Dodge: Remember the Vocab Barner! Jilibert James E. Dodd Jill Dodge 213 J R. Dembiec Diana Donayre Kristan Doerrer: It wouldn't be a massive gig without Janice Sahari Pita Selser Dorian -This Buds for us. Dana Dombroski: Dream on but don't imagine they'll all come true. Diana Donayre: None but ourselves can free our minds B. Marley; Hang loose '84!!!; D.D. + T.B. John Dresher: I hope I have a good year in '84 Jerry Driscoll: See me walking the streets-l'm on top of the world that you've heard of. The Jam. Dana Dombroski John Dresher 214 Brenda Druckenmiller The bells, the lectures, the talking . . . Calgon, take me away. John M. Duca Amy E. Duffy Pat Duggan Elizabeth Ann Dugle Brian J. Dursee Karen Eickemeyer John Duca: Life is only as important as you want it to be ... so never play the mellophone. Pat Duggan: There is water at the bottom of the ocean. Elizabeth Dugle: All are needed by each one; nothing is fair or good alone. Emerson Brian Dursee: Watch me now, I'm gonna slide. Nikki Dzugan: All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. T. Eisenmann: When you try to climb a mountain to prove how big you are, you almost never make it. Andrew Elby: I've learned more at WHS than I've learned anywhere else. The academics were good, too. Nikki Dzugan Thomas A. Eisenmann 215 Andrew R. Elby Hey Bob, just watch the Westfield football team . . . Martin S. Elder Maribeth Elias Jean-Marc Ellena John C. Ertman jacK josepn i-ama Kathleen M. Farrell Steven Samuel Feldstein 7 months, 3 weeks, 5 days, 2 hours, 16 minutes, and 24 seconds till graduation. M. Elias: If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Jean-Marc Ellena: Ce sont les nudistes qui ont le plus a cacher. Katie Farrell: Always remember, true hopelessness is when you give up and say it. Steve Feldstein: He who is afraid to make mistakes is afraid to succeed. 216 Gillean Ferguson Maria Ferraro Sheri A. Filippone Pamela Lynn Fink Cheryl A. Fischer Thomas Fleming Dominic B. Fontana Maria Ferraro: Freedom is when you recognize your dreams and follow them wherever they lead. Sheri Filippone: Always remember, love is like a flower, it blossoms with kindness. EMR Pam F.: Well now we're respected in society, you ain't worried 'bout the things that used to be.-Stones Cheryl Fischer: These are the seasons of emotion and like the winds they rise and fall.-Led Zep Lisa Fleischmann: I am a child; I'll last awhile, you can't conceive of the pleasure in my smile! Becky Fleming: Is it time to leave? Thomas Fleming: Blind acceptance is a sign of stupid fools who stand in line! Diane Flynn: The most comfortable place to be is with those you love. To my friends, PW, JH, KT, TB Dominic B. Fontana: If you choose not to decide, you will have made a choice-Happy Trails '84 Diane Flynn Andrew Forbes 217 Antoinette Forbes Susan Elizabeth Fox Beth Frank lames Frank Randi Ellen Frank Yo, Chris, what are you trying to do, qualify for All-American Boy? John F. Freer Christian Frerecks Darren Ford: I flip the coin but God makes the decision. SEF: If I could, I'd slow the whole world down, I'd bring it to its knees, I'd stop it spinning 'round. Beth Frank: Peace not war. Hippies and Flower Children forever. James Frank: Good luck to the class of 1984. Chris Frerecks: It's not whether you win or lose, it's how good you looked. Beatriz Frino: There is a reason why angels don't give up, I give my love to the gypsies that remain! Peter Froden: Memories come, memories go, the best ones to remember are the ones that I only know—$— 218 Beatriz Frino Peter S. Froden Terry Galvach Wendy Garbin Eileen Jacqueline Garrity Emilie J. Gadol Michael Gelfand Heidi M. Geores Chris Gergich Liz Shea ducks out of the light as Dr. Petix displays his newest tie. Frank R. Giannone E. Gadol: Memory is the power to gather roses in the winter... And all those CRAZY memories at WHS. Terry Galvach: 1984 Ron 2-14-83; Vermont 6-19-66 Gram Gramp love you always; Mom, Dad Jim, Thanks!!! E. Garrity: This heart of mine has been hurt before; this time I want to be sure. MMLWDPCS-Thanx, I luv U! Michael Gelfand: Shake around, jumping jive, hang five, do the dive, twisting and singing, keep on dancing. Heidi Geores: Kim, Guy, Jacki, Mary, Kathy, Tim, Steve, and Roy, Love ya! Does the fun start now? XX Daniel Gilday: True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends; but in their worth and value. 219 Daniel J. Gilday ■iafcf i ■' if Robin M. Gillen Lawrence Glantz Thomas H. Glasco Margot E. Glockner Robin Gillen: Life is full of hellos and goodbyes, and I'm afraid it's time for goodbye . . . Again Andrea G: Our high school years have just ended, but memories will last forever. Luv ya Chris and John. Larry Glantz: What is a friend? It is a person with whom you can be yourself. Wendy Glickman: You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. Margot Glockner: Buf 5 forever meow! - Jim and The Clique - George you were always there- R in Carolina. Mike Goobic: Expect the unexpected Wearing new clothes purchased with embezzled S.A.T. funds, Doug Unger returns to school. Andrea Lynn Ginsburg Wendy Glickman Michael P. Goobic 220 Julie L. Gordon Thomas A. Gordon Vincent E. Gormally Christopher G. Goss Patricia A. Graham Dolores Arleane Graves No autographs, please. Julie Gordon: Look around, choose your own ground, for high you fly and long you live. V. Gormally: Fly away bluetird; fly away for me, fly away, don't look back, go today ... dream on ace 442. Christopher Goss: A rare and special thing is when a friend remains a friend forever. Irene G: The world is round and the place which may seem like the end may also be the beginning. Patty Graham: No matter where I am, I can't help feeling I'm just a day away from where I want to be. Dan Grasso: May you live all the days of your life. Dolores Graves: Always keep your feet on the ground, and keep reaching for the stars. Love, Lori. Coleen Gray: To Marbin, Caesar and juju, Good luck always. I love you! Good luck PF! Laugh and be happy! Irene Gottlick Coleen Gray 221 William L. Griffin John J. Grossi Janice Lynn Guglielmi Christopher P. Grillo Julia P. Grimes Katherine K. Griswold Thomas Haiber With a lady-like demeanor, Amy Brown catches men like flies. William L. Griffin: Life is best understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards 2488 Christopher Grillo: Congratulations PTK it's Toga time!! Julia Grimes: Live for today, for yesterday is but today's memory and tommorrow is today's dream. Kathy Griswold: Remember the mountains . . sometimes we may drift away, but don't let go! John ). Grossi: Why not push the button first? Marty Gubar: Start each day with a smile on your face and a song in your heart.—J.D. Janice Guglielmi: We came here to entertain you. Leaving here we aggravate you.-Van Halen. D.L.R. Tom Haiber: Throw off those chains of reason and your prison disappears. Maja Hall: Pick up the pieces and keep moving on. I love you E.G., thanx. 222 Maja M. Hall Joseph H. Halpin Jr. Christopher Duncan Harding Tammy Harriott Jean E. Harris Julia Anne Harrison Laura Halpin Jackson T. Halsey Peter J. Hampton All those interested in a field trip to Garwood report to the middle of the courtyard. Joseph H. Halpin Jr.: Let your spirit stay unbroken, may you not be deterred. Laura Halpin: Upon us all a little rain must fall-Led Zeppelin J.C. All my love to Johnny S.C. D.F. R.S. C.D. Jay Halsey: When she is good, she is very, very good, and when she is bad she is horrid. C. Harding: For once I have nothing to say. Jean Harris: Close friends and memories are worth more than money. Mine are worth more than a mint. Julie Harrison: A thing of beauty is a joy forever, its loveliness increases, it will never pass away. 223 Cre88 A. Harting Daniel J. Hauck Julie Haveson Nathalie P. Hay Rocky Vll-the saga continues. Gregg A. Harting: So it goes. Daniel Hauck: No guts no gain. Nathalie Fred Hay: Although there be pain and suffering, life is still worth living. Katja Heidfeld: When mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be you and me-Thank you- Billy S Hensel: If you are happy with yourself then those who can't accept you aren't worth your time. Lily Ho: If you love something, set it free. If it comes back it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Laura Hobbie: When you smile at the world, the world smiles back! Katja Heidfeld Paul Hetem Stephanie Hensel Michael Hindlin 224 Lily Ho Laura E. Hobbie Serena M. Hook John Bernard Houlihan Joan E. Hoffmann Denise Marie Horn Ernest Hua Steve Hobson: Remember, you can choose not to lose. Find your groove and be a winner! Joan Hoffmann: Live for yourself because there's no one else more worth living for. PW DF KT TB KT .. Serena Hook: If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it, I know I can achieve it. Denise Marie Horn: If you beep, would you pick us up?! John Houlihan: One of my schemes will find a loophole, I will take the cheese and sprint through it. Lori Hunnell: The future is not in the hands of fate, but in ours. TRH:To succeed, you must exceed those who have. These are the times that try men's lives..... Doug Isaacson: In your eye BL MK ML CP and PD M. Isolda: With special friends and special times, moments pass so quickly, but the memories last forever. Lori K. Hunnell Timothy Robert Hylan Douglas Isaacson Marina Isolda 225 Brenda Jackson: A happy memory is on earth perhaps truer than happiness. Project 79 Thanks to all! Jennifer Jackson: Now you are gone, but I will have you 'til time is done. Andy Jacob: If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, he will meet with success. Diane Johnson: To remember the past, to live the present, to trust the future. Shellye Jones: There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. Lisa Isoldi Brenda L. Jackson Shellye Jones Okay Steve, that's great, but can you smile. 22b Lowell Jones Terry Juchnik Christopher E. Kelly Lauri Kaplan Kathleen M. Katsch You're stepping on my toe. Julie Bertrand attempts to maintain her composure, as Anne Carlson crushes her foot. Marc Kaufman: Soon oh soon the light, ours to shape for all time, ours the right. S.K.-M.K.-C.P. Terry Keller: Yesterday don't matter if it's gone while the sun is bright or in the darkest night. Chris Kelly: Let him step to the music he hears however measured or far away. Steven Kesselhaut: A quantum leap forward in time and in space the universe has learned to expand! Terry Keller Sandy Keshavarzi 227 Steven Kesselhaut Nancy Louise Kessler Nancy Kessler: May your heart be so joyful that your song is always sung; may you stay forever young. Roger Kohler: The bird of paradise alights only upon the hand that does not grasp. Michael Kopelman: When you are not practicing, remember someone somewhere is practicing and when you meet him, he will win. Liz Koppe: Thanx for the wild times, Summer of 83 .. . mean vertical.. . Don't get geeched now. Mar-bin. Steve Kosch: I work hard for my money!!! Frances Kish Tricia Klages William R. Kley Roger Kohler 22 8 Elizabeth Lee Klezer Michael Kopelman What, me, looking up dirty words? Dan Gilday gets caught in the act. Elizabeth Koppe Steve E. Kosch Anne-Marie (Ria) Krikliwy Carl M. Kumpf I'm serious, I can't move it! Laura Schwartz glues her hand securely in place. Zs Margaret E. Kupfer Thomas A. Lalor III Al Lamastra Andrea Kupczyk Ria Krikliwy: Here's wishing you the bluest skies . . . the Kinks Andrea Kupczyk: Never set a goal too high, for you need not impress anyone but yourself. Laureen Margie K.: The future always arrives a little before you're ready to give up the present. Tom Lalor: The future belongs to those who will attempt a solution even in the face of adversity. Bryan Landadio: I will choose a path that's clear, I will choose freewill. NP G. L.: It takes love over gold and mind over matter to do what you do that you must.. WEATHERVANE can. Bryan Landadio George LaPierre Lisa Sharon Laurie Todd R. Lauster Susan Lauth Deborah Lawson Young Lee Lisa Laurie: What if. . . Todd Lauster: Learn as if you were to live forever, live as if you would die tomorrow. Scott Leshick: Reading material only; not to be used in any violation of the law. 71 GTO Justine LeWand: Merde on va a la plage! Scott D. Leshick Justine Anne LeWand Robert J. Liebesman Hey there, Big Boy! 230 A. Linden: Aiko Aiko all day. Elizabeth Little: Talking is sharing, but listening is caring. Brenda Locker: Life begins after high school ends. Live your life today. Thanks friends for everything. Robert Longaker III: Always employ your innate aptitudes and complex coordinations of reflex actions. Vincent Lotano: Drink heartily and keep your eyes on the road for the future is uncertain. Roger Love: The party is over. All good things must come to an end. Traci Love: Thanx mom and dad for everything, you're the greatest!........P.S. I love you. Tamri Lowery: In the game of tennis, love means nothing. In life, it means everything. I love you all!! Liz Luerssen: The past is just a picture. The future's ours to frame. Good Luck KG Can you repeat the question, please? Martha Smalley pays attention. Elizabeth M. Little Brenda Locker Andrew Linden Vincent J. Lotano Tamri Lynde Lowery Robert Longaker III David Lovejoy Elizabeth Mercer Luerssen Traci Amanda Love Roger Dayton Love III Z31 Scott James Lupia Kevin Lyon Douglas Scott MacDonald Mary Anne MacLeod Scott Lupia: Me, I am just a lawnmower, you can tell me by the way I walk. Doug MacDonald: One must not be capricious in order to hold the love of others. Maryanne MacLeod: Follow your dreams wherever they may lead. Look Ma, no cavities! Doug Davoren displays his best attribute. Dennis M. Lynch Michael MacDougall Clare Magee Stephanie Markham Gary L. Maher George Mahoney Ziva Marcus Robert Mason Heather McBride Gary Maher: And now for something completely different.......... George Mahoney: Keep a sureshoot on your target and go for the gold. Ziva Marcus: Di, you're driving on the wrong side of the road! Brian Martin: There is no path to peace. Peace is the path. Rob Mason: I'll smile and grin at the changes all around me, pick up my guitar and play . . . C. McAdam: Good times, bad times, you know I've had my share!''-Led Zep To KD, RK, LT, TM RULES! Heather McBride: Keep dreaming, keep believing, keep a rainbow in your heart! Katie McCaffrey: You can't expect to never cry, not when you try to fly so high. Thanx BH, JM, )L, MS, ME Christine McAdam Katherine T. McCaffrey 233 Stacey E. McCall Caroline McDonald David L. McEntee Todd Lauster sits deep in thought as the years slip by ... Stacey McCall: Friendship is like a vintage of wine; the longer it lasts, the better it gets!! David McEntee: We are all capable of accomplishing much more than we think we are. Tim McGale: The world is not interested in the storms we encounter, as long as we bring in the ship. Ron McGann: Must be lucky weather when you find the kind of wind that you need. Kathy McNally: I love best to have each thing in its season, doing without it at all other times. William McSalis: It is far greater to attempt and fail than failing to attempt at all. Kathleen M. McSweeney: Good words are worth much, and cost little. Mary Mehorter: Let the weak say I am strong in the strength of my Lord ... Jane Mencher: Hope is the thing that perches in the soul, and sings the tune without the words, and never stops at all. William Glen McSalis Mary Mehorter 234 Timothy P. McGale Kathryn E. McNally Kathleen M. McSweeney Jane L. Mencher Suzanne Mendoza David Menist Robert Scott Mertz Melissa Mickens Diana Miller Ken Miller All right, who should I call tonight? Steve Dietz consults his little black book. Suzanne Mendoza: Like the morning sun you come and like the wind you go.-Grateful Dead Diana Miller: It's Miller time-Be good; and if you can't be good, be careful! Chris Minichino: Rosebud. Lisa Miragliotta: Follow your dreams wherever they may lead! Chris Minichino Lisa Marie Miragliotta 23S Russ Moffett Traci C. Monroe Steve Morenberg Scott L. Morgan Russell Moffett: Look ahead towards the future and get a real job!! Traci Monroe: Success is nothing unless you have someone you love to share it with. Leigh Montana: Looks like we made it... so far; the best is yet to come! Hello from Connecticut! Steve Morenberg: Out of necessity, if nothing else, you have to move on. Scooter Morgan: T-O-G-A! A + , A + , Steve Morenberg recounts his latest academic successes. Richard Mondelli Leigh Ann Montana Christopher Morgan Stephen K. Morris 236 Cornell Muse Nancy Mysel David Nixon Ernest Hua does not appreciate the snide remarks about his Dravrah sweatshirt. Philip Mucci: Let everyone march to their own drum beat however measured or far away. Marie M: There are so many paths up the mountain, but the view from the top is still the same. Cornell Muse: Don't stop until you reach the top Peace home boys Zulu Nations Libby Newson: Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. Dave Nixon: Time moves quickly when you don't want it to. I wish our class had more time together. Suzanne Norfolk: To my friends, though miles have separated us the memories will never be forgotten. Love you, DH Marie Elena Muscarnera Lacresha Muse Elizabeth R. Newson Suzanne J. Norfolk 237 Grady O'Brien: A real friend is somebody who walks in, when the rest of the world walks out. Walter Winchell Mike O'Brien: I thought it best and safest to pursue my notions by myself. Kathy O'Donnell: Whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Nancy O'Donnell: Do not wish to be anything but what you are, and try to be that perfectly. Mim Ohta: Under the sun there's lots of fun and one of them is Jamey's buns. Michael Padula: Looking for Mrs. Robinson. Benjamin, PTK. Lori Pallarino: Everything I know, well it's nothing till I give it to you. N. A. Panek: You know that when the truth is told you can get what you want or you can just get old. Marc Papineau: Got a date, can't be late, if she don't show up I'll . . . Kathleen M. O'Donnell All the way to Tide country. Miwako Ohta (Mim) Michael Benjamin Padula Lori Pallarino Nancy A. Panek Michael P. O'Brien Nancy O'Donnell ' Chuck Ouellette Marc Papineau 238 Ronald P. Parisi William X. Parizeau Michael Parrish Christine M. Pasterczyk Thomas J. Patchett George LaPierre stares in disbelief as Ronald Reagan prepares for a Hi's—Eye interview. David N. Patterson Ron Parisi: The best like all conviction and the worst are filled with passion and intensity now figure out what I am. Michael Parrish: The job is tough and the workers are few but the reward is truly great. Chris Pasterczyk: Dreams are like the stars: we never reach them but we chart our course by them. Thomas Patchett: If the shoe fits, you're not allowing for growth. David Patterson: Time may change me, but I can't change time. Joanna Pecore:...........I forgot Rocco Pavese Joanna Pecore 239 Lauren Peretz Ellie Perry Lauren Peretz: If you close your eyes, you can see the music. Ellie Perry: I saw a werewolf drinking a pina colada at Tradervic's and his hair was perfect. Larisa Petriano: The most wasted day is that in which we have not laughed. Matt Petrik: You are such a losin' cause, who says you write the laws, why don't you get lost. Lisa Piantkowski: Things don't matter easy come and easy go, and the thing that satisfies only time will show. Myron Pilecki: Life is a beach! Gee that's profound. Pink: Irish toast. May you be in heaven half an hour before the Devil knows your dead! I.R.A. Supporter Darin Pinto: You can run, but you can't hide. Jerome Peterson Matthew Petrik Myron J. Pilecki ... my sweater is Kelly green, my eyes are periwinkle blue; Darin Pinto if these colors don't look right to you . . . Libby Newson doesn't realize this page is black and white. Lisa C. Piantkowski Andrew J. Pinkman Matthew Pipher 240 Ellen Marie Pluta Jay R. Post Stephanie Prial Marcia La-Sharon Pridgen Stephanie K. Poliak Marc B. Powell Kevin James Price Gregory Pryor As Randi Frank scopes on a sexy soccer player, Lisa Isoldi tries to understand her infatuation. Ellen Pluta: Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes. I'm afraid it's time for goodbye again. Stephanie Poliak: Let us rejoice with champagne and a rubber chicken . . . Jay Post: There is a past which is gone forever, but a future which is still our own . . . Goodbye WHS! Marc Powell: Life is for living, takers never giving, fooling no one but ourselves. The Who Stephanie Prial: Give me a place to stand, and I will move the Earth - Archimedes Gregory Pryor: Does the man make the music or does the music make the man? Tony Pugliese: Out here in the fields I fight for my meals The Who Eric Pundock: Time flies when you're having fun; boy, it's been a long 3 years! Anthony Pugliese Eric Pundock 241 Samantha Fred Ransom: Marilyn . . . Jeff Reeder: The pathway to success is paved with one's failures: The past is over, Live on! Jose Nicole Reidy: Take one day at a time and make it a masterpiece. Mike Reilly: It's not how long it takes, it's how often you smile along the way. Ann Lowery Reynolds: The future is up to me. Lisa Ricca: I'm in a state of confusion- R.D. Steve Richmond: Beam me up Scotty, there's no intelligent life down here! Jeffrey W. Reeder Nicole E. Reidy Ann Lowery Reynolds Michael Reilly Samantha Ransom Joseph Daniel Quirk Medical phenomenon-Siamese twins. 242 Lisa A. Ricca Steve Richmond Edmond Roberson Danny Robinson John Francis Rochford Melissa Alexandra Rogers Steve Feldstein's hair defies the law of gravity. Joe J. Rosolanko Jr. Robert Rotunda Chris H. Rupp John Russitano John Rochford: We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams W.W. Have a nice Hawaiian punch! MAR: Use the talents you possess; for the woods would be very silent if no birds sang except the best. Joe Rosolanko: . . . Nothing there but the dust and the rust oh oh oh everything changes. Thanx friends! Chris Rupp: Play life not to win, but to try the impossible, the prize is in the effort. K. Kesey 243 David R. Russo Alicia Sacco: There is a reason why even the angels don't give up at all ... Ken Salmon: Have not began to move my hand, but this is the time to let go of my mind. Jeff Sameth: If you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with. Jodi Scher: Charlie Brown-What do you want to be when you grow up? Linus- Happy pece forever! Christina Ann Ryan Howard Ryerson Alicia K. Sacco Jeffrey Guy Sacks I Ken Salmon Oh yeah, that's really funny J.T. , Joanna Shields reacts to John Thomas' latest practical joke. Jodi Beth Scher Michele Scheuermann Jeff Sameth Paul Savin 244 Alan Trexler Schmidt Pamela Schumann Laura Schwartz Steven Michael Schwartz Balanced on her head, Megan Walsh studies for a test. Alan Schmidt: All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain . . . M. Scheuermann: Isn't it a nice coincidence that you and I are both alive at the same time . . . thanks Laura Schwartz: I'm taking my time just moving along. You'll forget about me once I've been gone. S WF Steven Fred Schwartz: abcdefg hijklmnop qrstuvwxy and z. Now I know my abc's... Pam Schumann: The yellow brick road ends here and now we enter the twilight zone! AS-Ummmm! Kim Selser: Sail away--away-ripples never come back- Genesis L.E.S.: The end is the beginning; the beginning is the end. V: David Sclama Kim Selser Leo Senus 245 Mark A. Shanosky Felicia Sheehan Andrea Shen Julia Shapiro Deborah Meredith Sheldon Mark Shanosky: They said sit down. I stood up. Julie Shapiro: There's a time for beginnings and a time for endings. This is a time for both; Good luck to all. Deborah Sheldon: LIKE NELSON may each Briton be a friend to KING and COUNTRY. Elizabeth P. Shea: Is this the fun part? Are we having fun yet? Kevin Sheehan: Courage is the mastery of a class V. river, not being a head mellophone player in WHSMB. Andrea Shen: Should not we all attain our own Darien? Elizabeth P. Shea Kevin Sheehan Amy Beth Sherman Kim practices his magic techniques by pulling french fries from his mouth. 246 Peter Foster Sherman George Kelly Siberry Juan Manuel Simon Barallobre Joanna Lynn Shields Stephen M. Shields Ken arrives at school with his usual Monday morning enthusiasm. Joanna Shields: A day without sunshine is like......... night! Keith, thanx for making my days brighter! FMS: The end. No safety or surprise, the end. It hurts to set you free, cause - you'll never follow me. George Siberry: The talent of success is doing what you can do well; and doing well whatever you do. Nancy Siegel: Faith allows the tide to flow away . . . knowing that it will return again and again. Juan Manuel Simon Barallobre: Buscate un sitio donde un disco suene fuerte y no puedas ni hab-lar. Cindy Skipton: What a long strange trip it's been Frederic Michael Shmurak Jane Shubitz Nancy J. Siegel Cindy D. Skipton 247 Todd Slamowitz: The day the Mets win the World Series is the beginning of a new future! Martha Smalley: It's a long road when you're all alone, but I give all my love to BS GC KT DA C-R Medeas Smith: I would like to say good luck to all my home girls and thanks to all my teachers and my mom. Natalia Smith: Times we had I'll never forget and things we did I'll never regret . . Know Joe? Joe Who? Raquel Smith: Well Jesus gonna love you and baby now that's a fact Bopsho bopsho bopwoo!... Joe Mama!! Shawn Smith: When truly you love, the memories last, even when the love has passed. Tacy Smith: Fritz, Life is just a party and parties weren't meant to last! EBYT KJJS Luv, Tastykakes Maureen Smyth: We dress like students What good are notebooks? Nothing can come between us Cool babies! No really, I'm in the band. Kevin Collins sneaks onto the field. Todd R. Slamowitz Martha Jane Smalley Medeas Smith Natalia Smith Raquel T. Smith Shawn I. Smith Steven Smith Tacy M. Smith Maureen M. Smyth Richard Snyder 248 Kristina-Marie Stappas Jane Steuernagel Eric C. Stogner Buffy Spear Laura Soucek Hung Song: Three years of suffering in WHS, if only we could do it all over again! Buffy Spear: Marg-5 forever Tom together always Jo-parties Always Jim You're our what? L R Corvette Mary Ann Splitt: Hold onto 16 as long as long as you can-changes come around real soon-make us women and men. Kristina Stappas: Jana SS thanks all Boges 2. S 83 Wooster Wish Star NP Gang Thanks Mom + Dad Luv you. Kim Stenild-Johansen: PAS PA WESTFIELD-DANSK INVASION Jane Steuernagel: For when we get bored, we'll have a world war, happy but poor. Blood on the rooftops. Mary Lou Steuernagel: My friends would think that I was strange turning water into wine ... GJB 2-8-82 Eric Stogner: We made it this far and kept up the attack, I'm moving out and I'm not looking back! Lesley Stone: Is this the way out from this endless scene, or just an entrance to another dream?-Genesis Lulled asleep by the silent crowd, Denise Horn catches some Z's at a game. Mary Ann Splitt Kim Stenild-Johansen Mary Lou Steuernagel Lesley Allison Stone 249 Doug Stoneback Gayle Strommen Kevin Sullivan Gayle: The world around us is but an extension of our inner selves to friends your world is the best. Kevin Sullivan: As soon as I learned all the answers, life changed all the questions. Karen Tabor: Well my friends the time has come to raise the roof and have some fun- JH, PW, DF, TB, MS, KT Linda Talmont: Time and time alone will show a just man, though scoundrels are discovered in a day. Teresa Tammaro: Thanks for all the great memories! Judy Tartivita: JVG, LC, CG, 2RO's Friends are forever, Summer of '83, Cruisin' for guys, falling in love juju Dan Tate: Life is what we make of it, the rewards are worth the try . . . Best of luck Class of '84 John FJuntington Taylor Jr.: Fred adle was i ere saw elba Laura Taylor: There has to be darkness if there is to be light. Linda S. Talmont Judy Tartivita John H. Taylor Jr. Teresa Tammaro Danny Wayne Tate Laura Taylor 250 ♦ Marybeth Taylor Francesca Tedesco A John C. Thomas Kimberly Ann Thomas MBT: To have a friend, you must first be a friend. Good luck and God bless 84. Thanks SK TS KU JW JH. Francesca Tedesco: Memories are meant to last forever, dreams are meant to come true. Amanda Tesoriero: Six days does not a week make. John Thomas: Being entirely honest with oneself is a good exercise-Sigmund Freud Kim T.: You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough.-Great HS memories of MN. Marc Thompson: Money can't buy happiness, but if you don't find it in success, you won't in failure. Bye! Kate Tierney: Madness is all in the mind. Amanda Clarke Tesoriero Kevin K. Thomas Richie Rat Thomas Marc (Marvelous) Thompson Kate Tierney 251 Darren Tietsworth John Townsend Sarabeth Tucek Charlotte Tweedie Yvonne M. Townes: You are my world Darian, I know you'll make me proud. Thanks Daddy and Mommy John Townsend: I need a lover that won't drive me crazy . . . JKTW Michelle Tracey: Bad times may seem numerous, but memories of laughter could fill a lifetime. Lisa Turiel: To my friends-although in time our paths may part, always remember that distance endears friendship. Charlotte Tweedie: Stay, just a little bit longer... We want to play, just a little bit longer . . . Edward Tykot: The really important things in life aren't easily acheived. 252 1 Yvonne Melody Townes Michelle Tracey ( Edward F. Tykot Oh, those crazy, crazy rah-rah's. Ann Marie Ungvarsky Kimberley Ann Urso . Jacqueline Van Grieken Douglas W. Unger Gina Venezio Vanessa Vigilante Rich, did you see that play? Rich? Rich? Rich Shovlin watches the cheerleaders. Zoleta Vernugopal Daniella Vitale Ann Marie: Until we stop loving . . . that's forever. Kim Urso: Luv ya MBT, )W, HG, TSI Friends forever. I love you Guy. Smile! Jacquie Van Grieken: LM, EK, CG, JT, LC-Luv Ya-Summer of '83-Bye Jf... luv ya Chuckie ... Have a nice day! Zoleta Vernugopal: Keep your feet on the ground and reach for the stars. Vanessa Vigilante: If you make a war, if there are men to be killed, they will not be us. Daniella Vitale: You were something strange I could not look away- Genesis liana Volkov: Life is a sparkling bubble in the pink champagne of time. John Volino liana Volkov Paul Vosper: It's often safer to be in chains than to be free - Franz Kafka Wendy Walbert: And believe the sun will rise with the dawn, that's all you need to go on ... Go for it!! Paula Wallmann: I may not like the way things are goin', but I'm gonna miss it when its gone . . . Megan Walsh: The dictionary is the only place where success comes before work. Jay Ward: New encounters spark a true fruition lost in a trance of dances as rythm takes another turn. Daz Watts: And these children that you spit on as they try to change their worlds are immune to your consultations, they're quite aware of what they're going through ... Nancy Weaver: You're the master of your own destiny, so give and take the best that you can. Liz Weil: If you've got the guts to hang on, you can make it. Who is behind Jane Steuernagel? A. ) A love-sick sophomore B. ) A short teacher C. ) A senior with a view Paula Wallmann James Ward Wendy Walbert Megan Walsh David G. Watts Mike Weber Elizabeth Weil Ingela Westermarck Nancy J. Weaver 254 Erica S. Whellan Elizabeth H. Wilson Matthew S. Wofsy Lorrett L. Williams Lyn Williams Tequa Williams No, it's not a hickey. Erica Whellan: Always keep within your heart a place for dreams. Lorrett L. Williams: It's so hard to say goodbye to yesterday. Tequa Williams: There's liable to be confusion in a dream deferred. Elizabeth Wilson: In a little while we'll be home forever, in a while . . . Amy Grant Eileen Wirth: If you can imagaine it, you can acheive it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Matt Wofsy: Once in a while you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right. Lisa Wolf: Nobody ever told me I found out for myself. You gotta believe in foolish miracles. 255 Jackie Wolfe Howard Wolfson Tricia Wood Danny Wood Jacki Wolfe: Love ya- Marybeth, Kim, Tacy, Dani, Lisa, Heidi, Steve, Jim, Pat, Mark, Doug, and of course Bob! Tricia Wood: Love is meaning something to someone and the joy one gets inside because of it. Sheila Young: Wake up now; this is the time you've waited for—Genesis Andrew Ziarnik: Our life is but a grain of sand in the beach of time. -Z '83 Dan Zimmerman: Be kind to your friends. If it weren't for them you'd be a total stranger! Jay Zoufaly: If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream of it, you can become it. Andrew R. Ziarnik Christopher Ziobro Jay A. Zoufaly if inally, the day came for the wizard to reveal his prize. As he greeted the students, he announced that they had reached the end of their journey. Proudly, he handed each a diploma. He declared that each student had received a brain and made friends during the past four years, but the case of beer would have to wait until they were twenty-one. The students cheered (actually several groaned), exited the parkway, and cruised on down to a party. 257 vJ ' Bam 260 swiSSCH tflCHflfLJ WSONO RAY-BAN WAYFARERS - f .sEPl CAS Of W Pfitm WCoMtlW CUfT( Vof£$oJ AfflCBfrw W HAMlCT IN MEMORIU, YESTERDAY ere have you gone to. Yesterday, And why did you have to go? I've been wondering all the day. And nobody seems to know. Say, is it true that you ve journeyed far, Over the hills to Spain, And no one to see which road you took Nor call you back again? -Hugh Chesterman LAWRENCE WADE KIMSEY MAY 21 1965 - OCTOBER 25, 1983 JkL I AIN'T GOING TO SCHOOL NO MORE 265 YOU CAN'T MAKE ME GO, NO GIRLS JUST WANT FUN TO HAVE 266 AROUND YOUR FINGER THIS SONG IS OVER � IT'S ALL BEHIND ME 273 I As sophomores walking through the doors of WHS we all had goals and expectations that we hoped we would achieve. After the first of three long years passed, we could look back and see that some of our goals were accomplished, but others were lost among our first confrontations with thesis papers and exams. We anticipated summer vacations, new friends and experiences, although the past year's satisfactions lingered. 277 Junior year sneaked up on us unexpectedly, and starting that first day when they told us, It's the toughest and most important year yet, we knew it wasn't going to be as easy as sophomore year. This was the year of the research paper, S.A.T.'s and drivers' licences. We became experts at overnight essays and cramming for exams. Surviving the junior year was a source of pride because we accomplished so much more than we ever expected possible. MOLSON GOLDEN RnitvJ Bottled in Qituuh Finally, our senior year at WHS; we've mastered the survival arts of conning teachers, avoiding SARC, exam cramming, stomaching cafeteria food, plagiarism, and cliff-noting. Senior year is the fear of applications, the joy of acceptance, the sorrow of rejection. We acknowledge that our graduation represents the abdication of our position at the top of the ladder, the resumption of our novitiate status. 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Greedy, aren't we? .. . Thanks for the food-Ha! . . . from the guys- Thanks, Andrea-What are we, . . . chop liver? . . . bus rides ... for my next selection ... signs and icicles don't mix!... piling in Andrea's car ... Let the Cheerleaders go first ... So is it just because you don't like to sit on the end or you just don't want to set near us? ... He's sitting right behind my mom! ... I can't believe I'm in the same room with — and -1-Lisa ... Last night I had the strangest dream ... P is for Personality ... Let me Die ... Any notecards Tony? . . . She's in with the family . . . The fight W.W. Ill... The run through sign that never was ... selling posters, or were they calendars?... Lori-Check out that score!. . . HOMER-What a name? . . . Lisa's hunt for the S.C.P. . . . Peeking in on the guys during practice ... Smile, Marilyn ... Maryann, put that tongue back in your mouth . . . Lisa's uneven hair-9 bobby pins... Flip it, Lori!... Say Cheese, Amy and Lisa . . . 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The 1983-84 Varsity Basketball Cheer-leaders-Tony, Lisa, Marilyn, Amy, Andrea, Maryann, Lori, Jean. Cheerleaders 289 BILOXI 82!!! Ralph Ken Free sandwiches-TimmyM Wicked Wanda-Ho ]o's Chef's salad-1 hour Fudgana Micky D's MIck the Macho Mechanic Bart the Gas Man Where are the waves? The big W You know you love it lt's show time!! PREP Fuzzy wubbies Waterbeds Peace Penguin Wyer's Cave Old lady spitting tobacco Charlotte, will you take this picture? Of course I'll be in your picture. Ed Mission Impossible-Barney's climbing through a vent! Bour-bon Street Bullwash Getting split up at the world's fair Gyros Jean, stop talking to that statuel That baby spit on me! Stucky's Daddy, Stucky's! Moo-moos We love you Biloxians, oh yes we do (to the tune of frere jacques) Wendi Pass, Wendi Pass . . . Beanie Harris, Beanie Harris . .. Fred the roach! Get the roach patrol! Mr. Barnes painting the house and ourselves waterfights Listen children, to a story . . . -nice singing Wendi Pee Pee pillow Gayle with a plateau and killer toe Weu se the urinal, uhh! Anniversary party at Wendy's lt's not funny Tim! Can I have a beer? Timmy tea Bathed in the blood of the lamb lf I don't see you later, I'll see you in heaven jean, get on the pole Joe, get off the jolley Rock Lobster Froncek lives- l once kissed a tree. Homeostasis Now I know why it's so big! lf you shake it, it gets brighter Mardi Gras souvenirs Dip Beware of truckdrivers Flex? Biloxi tee shirts Uncle Bruno Oyster market Shrimp head Sleeping in the girl's room Getting up and making breakfast ls Rich really angry? This isn't it, is it?-You've got to be kiddingl Atlanta Tamri spilling coffee on Michael-OUCHM Michael, David, look over there! Mom, Dad, come here! I've discovered something wonderful about myself! Ocean Springs Big Tim-Star Trek Anybody got an asprin? What time is it? The unfinished bridge Chattanooga Ruby Falls on the hour The sacrifice Pretty purple flowers FROST VALLEY Silly man Two-Four-Five Dr. Dimento Really, Really The purple team Tim pays top dollar for quality sweatshirts Skiing lce skating-losing an earring Uno Black Slacks The incredible shrinking white sweatshirts Whole wheat pancakes Yes, yea, right Heather I am exercising! Medic, medic RE-TREATS Brady Bunch-Alice rules! How to sell a chicken to a deaf man You wanna buy a duck? Carol . . . Mike . . . CINCINNATI 83!! Air Supply-Sweet Dreams Laser show Kinko Fear the street fights Water balloons Tim, get your $%C out the window Don't forget the children-Donny, Brandy, Billie, Rosemary, Mary, Georgie, Brian, Lisa, and Michael Farmer D Rll-he wiggles! Cousin Tommy Mel The pipes The trees Coke turns your tongue green Todd sleepwalking Sausages Bag-gag the lunches Warm fuzzies Volleyball Doing the dishes Michael's hand was really on David's kneel Jean, the roller coaster took 2 minutes-No it took 4 VS The Toodd house Smutodd Police escort to Winstons O love you LEM Are you guys cops? Your girlfriend's ugly, want to fight about it? Krogers-time to get the newspaper My doll-)egawen Nerples Bells David-blind nill Birthplace of the tomato Tim-pass the map )edi-Gayle, what's the next line Nice soda Tim So, you want to go to Lafayette-Yes Rich Harris on maneuvers Change for a dollar? Tim the camera man Tamri, can I be Frank? Honey, you can be whoever you want to be SCHOOL Hey, get it down AP history rules Fallacy-open net Good students tend to do this Orchestra Granted that I honestly feel Want to buy a bridge? More or less Oh, bag it Hotel Wendi, I'm in the alcove! 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Hi ya, Julia! 3 home games-IGGA! RAH! tricaptains get ready, Zimmer get psyched-you have a need for cheerleaders! Papering the fieldhouse, cafeteria, cafeteria, candy in lockers, thought of the day, at SMP- the cheerleaders a distraction, Weenie Woman! The Z Team, captains' cheat sheets, Luncheons-FOOD! Where's the hairspray? - Suzanne! bus rides, gopher girls, mommy Weis, Amy- concentration and projection! At Elizabeth Joe Poncho! Andrea's Party ... what a mess Joe base; Joe everything, check the film Weis! Cheerleader pick of the week, Devil dogs. Papa smurf we love you, Jean, Jean the dance machine, where's the wood? Mary, how do you spell WESTFIELD? Scavenger hunt, S,P,I,R, what does that spell Nicole?, Irvington- a win?! Remember Guys we're building character! Chinese firedrills- sorry Tacy! WHS:; show your chest, Ain't nobody, loves me better . . . Halloween, let's dressup, Pam's, wrong door at Weis', films at Ron's, Spirit bags, three Raggedy Anns enough! Nice costume Mr. Avis, Zimmer's first Rahs, Ziti mobile! Go Chinese with Diane, Heather's taxi service, Nicole carry a key! Laura's little black book, Are you ready . . Rodeo Lasso cheer, BUD, Christa's singing telegram, Dog position, Colleen's not sick, Anne's new jump sneakers, Raise your hand if you're sure, Parents Day, last year's sign, thanks Ken and Dan, Bag the band- Stay home! juniors papering- shh, thanks Jim for driving us! Liz no skirts today, beeping past the field house, blindfolding the juniors, nice slippers Maria' -uilding the bonfire-couch over fence rain- no paper, no sign, golden helmit boys, wake up Nicole it's Thanksgiving! alem.'.i we love you Devils, captain Dan Gilday, Kenny where's Colleen?, Pete Travolta, Bernardo the BEAR, McCann- wh :h rah is it this week? Hey Doug, wanna go the MacDonald's, We love you Grandpa, Snickerman Dan Mulholland, Paul- where were you, Friday night? Smitty and Tate- the breakers, Cags, whose gonna go out with Mike Reilly? Goss'-green M = M's, Grillo- thanks for the pre- party, junior guys at the football dinner? The Westwood- never the same, unexpected visitors, two sexy shoulders, dance! Is that another picture of Doug? after go to Heather's, A coffee with mom and Miss Weis , football dessert, when's the next dinner? - Hey guys, we're still waiting for our FOOTBALL PARTY!!! Thanks Tri-Captains, We love you Miss Weis, thanks for all you do, Roses for you, If we had the chance we'd do it all again! thanks Z, devils, Mary, and for all the corsages! The BEST Memories, the best of times, happiness, fun, tears, always together, we'll miss this year - RAHS 83! WE ARE FAMILY 295 PROFESSIONALS SPECIAL THANKS TO: Dr. Daniel Boston, D.M.D. Mr. Jack J. Camillo, Attorney Dr. Ghitta Eibschutz, M.D. Dr. B.M. Feinsmith, M.D., P.A. Dr. S. Glickman and Dr. R. McIntyre Span and Gomperts, Attorney Dr. Jerald Graff, M.D. Dr. Dean Gray, M.D. Dr. G. Hickman, D.D.S. Dr. and Mrs. McMohn Mr. Robert Metz; Attorney Dr. Peter Mynarczyk, M.D. Dr. Francis B. Nelson, M.D. Mr. Robert F. Spencer, Attorney Westfield Orthodontic Associates, P.A. Dr. Edward G. Williams, M.D. PATRONS A friend Congratulations to the Class of '84-The Angels Mr. and Mrs. William M. Arnheim III The Arpino Family Chris and Don Assmann The Auda Family Good Luck Senior Class-Grace Bailey Pottery G.E. Becker The Bennettson Family Mr. and Mrs. A. Bergen Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Bergin All the best, from the Bests Mr. Bischak Congratulations to the Class of '84-The Blakesberg Family Mr. and Mrs. George Bournazian Mr. and Mrs. Bovit The Bradley Family The Brand Family The Brawer Family The Braytons Mr. and Mrs. W. Brenkle The Brown Family Dr. and Mrs. William A. Burke Congratulations on your best year! Mr. and Mrs. Buchsbaum and Family The Robert Cagnassola Family Linda Calamusha The Camerons The Capano Family Mr. and Mrs. William Canata Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Deer Congratulations-The Catanzaro Family Michele Cerrato The Chapman Family Maggie Cimei Congratulations Nancy on a job well donel-The Cohen Family Congratulations Emile, Love Aunt Gene The Corsentino Family Mr. and Mrs. Flenry Cox Robert Cozzi The Craig Family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crucco Mr. T. Cruise, Congratulations Debbie, You're Great! Stan and Brenda Cuba Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham and Family The Czander Family Congratulations Emile, Love Mom and Dad Congratulations Kim, Love Mom, Dad, Billy, and Mike Congratulations Michael, Love ya, P. Turtle Laila Dahl The Daniels Daunno Family Bob Davis Mrs. Mildred L. Deckhut Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DelDuca Dembiec Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Denitzio Leslie Detlefs Mr. and Mrs. W. Devine Mr. and Mrs. Devoe III Congratulations to the Class of '84-The Dodd Family C. Donahue Donation The Dorchek Family Best of everything, Class of '84-The Dorf Family The Driscoll Family The Duchek Family Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Dyke Mrs. Regina Edmonds Good Luck Class of '84-Jan and Frank Elby The Emrick Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eberhart Mr. and Mrs. Epstein The Farmer Family Congratulations Class of '84-The Ferguson Family The Firstreet Band Congratulations Class of '84-The Fitzsimmons Congratulations to the Class of '84-The Flora Family Congratulations Darren Ford, Love Mom, Dad, David and Darlene The Frerecks Family The Frigerio Family Congratulations to the Class of '84-The Froden Family Scott Ghedine Good Luck from the Gingerich Family Congratulations to Andrea and the Class of '84-The Ginsburg Family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ginonee The Glasser Family The Godfreys Burt and Elvira Goldenberg Juan Goldstein Congratulations to the Class of '84-The Gosen Family The Goldners The Gray Family The Green Family The Greene Family Congratulations to the Class of '84-The Gubars Mr. and Mrs. P. Goobic Jr. Paul, Ellenor, and Elsa Ftahn Best Wishes to the Class of '84-Ann, Jean, and Rick Harris Mr. and Mrs. Hart Congratulations to the Class of '84-The Hawkings Family The Healfens Mr. and Mrs. Heavy Mr. and Mrs. Heinkel J. Heintz The Hendersons Mrs. Raymond S. Hoffman and Family The Hoke Family Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hoover The Heron Family Robert T. Hueston Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Husch I.H.M.S. Ditto Ingie, Len, Julia, Ellen- YooHoo Artie! But I luvf him!'' Congratulations to the Class of '84-The Isaacson Family Mr. and Mrs. W. Isaacson J+ M Plumbing and Heating Mr. and William Jeans 298 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jester Mr. Einar Johannessen The Herbert Johansen Family Steven Johansen The Jonas Family Mr. and Mrs. Neils A. Jorgensen Jose Jimenez The Kassinger Family Congratulations to the Class of '84-Bob, Pat, Jeff, and Traci Kay The Kaufman Family Best Wishes to the Class of '84-The Keating Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly Marc and Lyn Kelman Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kemps Mrs Jeanette Kersis Congratulations to Kevin, Mamie, and Sheri David and Lila Kirkwood Congratulations! Mr. and Mrs. Donald Klages Alisha and Barbara Kolski Myron and Rea Kolski Dr. and Mrs. Krietzer, Geri and Sharyn Congratulations 1984-The Krikliwys The Steven A. Kroll Family The Kroloff Family Mr. and Mrs. Kudenchak Congratulations to the Class of '84-The Kravitz Family Congratulations to the Class of '84-The Kreahlings Ellen and Philip Krevski The Thomas A. Lalor Family The Lang Family Mrs. R.W. Lehmkuhl Mr. and Mrs. William Lemke Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lewis Mrs. Robert J. Lewis Mr. Peter D. Lima The Liebrich Family Mary and Joseph Lotano Best of luck to the Class of '84-The Louis Family The Love Family Carol and Ike Luckinbaugh The Lynch children Lyn's Family L.E.M. The MacDonald's Mrs. James Maddox The Madison Family The Magee Family Nina Mangakis Best Wishes-The Maravetz Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Maresca The Marione Family Mr. and Mrs. John Massa Mrs Charles Mayer The Antony Mazza Family Tim, Kevin, MaryErin McAnally Congratulations Katie, Kim, and The Class of '84-The McCaffreys The McEntee Family, Jean-Marc Ellena, and Rusty The McGeary Family Mr. and Mrs. J. McHugh McKenzie Family 299 C.W. Meyers Mark L. Mount The Mulianey Family Pat and Sam Muscarnera and Family Mr. and Mrs. McClay Congratulations to the Class of '84-The Martin Family The Napor Family Mrs. Alice Needham Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson Helen Neumann The Nolas Family Peggy and David Norwine Compliments of A-Door, Ken O'Day Congratulations Kathy-Mrs. O'Donnell Congratulations Class of '84-Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer Congratulations and love Gayle, Jean, Sue, Tamri Tim, David and Michael too! Congratulations Juniors and Seniors-The Pardini Family The Parkinson Family The Pass Family The Patsuris Family The Patt Family The Pavese Family Mr. and Mrs. Clifford M. Peake Best Wishes to the Class of '84-Donald and Arlene Pearce The Pearson Family Congratulations Peter, you made it, take care of the elephant, love the guys in 6th period class (Jen Deb). Mr. and Mrs. A. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Micheal J. Petriano Jr. Mrs. Petruzzell Patricia Pfaffenbach Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfitzner Congratulations Darin Pinto-love Mom and Dad Best Wishes-The Playford Family Congatulations to the Class of '84-The Poller Family Mr. and Mrs. Keith Powell Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Powell Prevo Congratulations to the Class of '84 and best of luck to the upcoming Class of '85-The Priscoe Family The Quill Family The Radtke Family The Raeter Family The Rainey Family The Ransom Family Frannie Ray-Class of '2001 Mr. and Mrs. J. Reeden Best Wishes to the Class of '84-The Reidy Family The Reisfield Family Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Resnik Best Wishes to the Class of '84-The Rettino Family The Best of Luck! Beth Raines and Phillip Spaulding Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ricca The Pat Rizzo Family Mr. and Mrs. James Rodino Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Rogers The Rohm Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Roth 300 Congratulations Senior Class! Mr. and Mrs. William Rowling The Rudofsky Family Camille and Bob Ruggiero The Saint John's Consulting Group, 414 Grove Street The Scher Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Seel Success to the Class of '84-The Senus Family Mrs. Senyk-Congratulations to the Class of '84 Mr. and Mrs. Ffarold J. Shahnzarian Mr. and Mrs. Shapiro-Jared, Brad, and David Donald J. Sheppard Congratulations to the Class of '84-The Sherman Family Congratulations Seniors! Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Showfety The Shusman Family Best of Luck to the Class of '84-The Siegel Family Mr. and Mrs. R. Silbergeld Mr. and Mrs. C. Silverman Meg and Drew Smith The Jack H. Smith Family Linn, Sue, Laurie, and Jeff Smith Congratulations to the Junior and Senior Classes!-The William B. Smith Family-Brennan, Michael, and Chrissy Smith The Solomon Family Mr. and Mrs. Russell Steenberg Craig R. Stock-Texas Tech The Ronald Stock Family Squid M. Stock The Stone Family Mr. and Mrs. Stark Sutton III Don Stouder, Red Cross Congratulations Katie McCaffrey from Christina Whitney Tassie Good Luck! Bill, Jolinda, Jennifer, and Matthew Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor TK, LK, NM, MM, RS, JC-yeah right, the dudes, we finally made it, you guys are the greatest, bahal- WG The Tonzola Family Barrie and Leonard Troum Wishing the Class of '84 a happy future! The Turiel Family. Thank you for all the fish The Ugenti Family Congratulations to the Class of '84-Phyllis, Bill, and Ed Ungvarsky The Valenti Family Randy and Juily Valley George and Phyllis Vanttecke The Vardalis Family Best Wishes to the Class of '84-The Venezio Family Helen T. Vincent The Vincentsen Family The Vitale Family The Walsweer Family Dick, Pat, and Amy Warren Josh and Evie Weinstein The David M. Weisman Family Helen Whitcomb Mr. and Mrs. Franklin A. Wilson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Winter The Thomas Wooster Family The Worthing Family The Wright Family The Yvengel Family You and me. DC, AR, JS, goodbye AB, PF, Mg. Congratulations guys, you did it! Special Thanks To The Clare Family Congratulations Class of '84-The Davidson Family Congratulations Class of '84-The Dembiec Family The Dick Family The Dunn Family Michael Falcone Philip Falcone Family-Good Luck The Ferguson Family The Frawley Family Ursula Heidfeld LaRosa Family The MacPhee Family Ronnie and Peter McEnerney Congratulations from The Rinn Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Tully Success to Folio '85! Love from A.S., A.E., J.M., T.D., S.M., F.S. LaLee gets rowdy: Calendar Art! . . . Remember B.C.! (Fun, aye?) I.L.Y.! Lorrie, Fley, you might need a raincoat ... or take my umbrella-anything you want! Reen Loves Rain!!! Dear Jim and Joe, All I wanted was a Pepsi!!! Love Maureen Stay Tuned with the Music Staff R ock-Metal-Jazz-Classical-A udiophile Domestic Import Lp's-Ep's-45's The Complete Record Store For All Your Needs Blank Tapes-Posters-Sheet Music-Accessories 27 Elm St. 233-1448 302 ANTIQUES ESTATE SALES COLLECTABLES FINE USED FURNITURE HIPPLETREE JF3. 522 CENTRAL AVE. WESTFIELD. N.J. 07090 AUCTIONS 233-6644 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '84 Special congratulations to my son Danny Hauck, to the entire basketball team, and baseball team, and to all the cheerleaders. wish you health and much happiness. Mrs. Sexton PHONFACTS FERRARO'S Italian Restaurant 22S3 SOUTH AVENUE.WESTFIELD.NEW JERSEY 07090 and Pizzaria Open 7 Days A Week WISHES GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '84 AND SPECIAL THANKS TO ITS 8-14 Elm Street (201) 232-1105 GRADUA TING EMPL O YEE MARTY GUBAR Westfield, N.J. Reservations Honored Take Out Orders: (201) 232-1101 Congratulation to Debbie and Amanda From The Crew of the Last Wave Captain Ted Barbara Larry Arlene Alan Adam TERRILL'S Office Supplies Equipment (201) 232-5623 215 North Avenue W. Westfield N.J. 07090 Waiting to serve you: Verna Grona Warren Rolband Warren Schreck Melvin Honick Bob Smith Bob MacDonald 304 THE RINT-AII STORE • STOP 781 Central Avenue Westfield, N.J. 07090 (201) 232-8811 719 Central Avenue Westfield, N.J. 07090 (201) 232-3150 Qjniend f. restaurants Mountain Ave. Mountainside, N.J. STATE FARM INSURANCE I For insurance cal I CHARLES W. COSENZA INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. 2 ELM STREET WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07090 OFF.: (201) 233-9100 1984 GIRLS' SOCCER I realize I'm late; it's my fault. Who? Jimmy Davis? George ... 10 pushups. Jill's friends in the truck. That's foul. I know I'm deformed. Friendship pins. Munchout!!!! Judy's lasagna and M M brownies, Katie's salads and chipwiches. Pizza party every other night. Spacey-space. TCCC the Cool Club. 36 we's gonna get you! We know you be switchin' shirts on us! Cheebe-Cheebe-Rocka-Rocka!! Move out! Unequivocally. Head Laur! Exxxcellent. Love Pants. Danish Invasion. Biarne's a fox. Hey Pork! Fresh. Plunger lips. Justine sure knows how to throw a party. Rebecca balls. EMR. Everybody up! Stud. Howie. Linda likes to watch Mr. Fleischmann's antenna go down. Band-aid weather. Absolutely. The pretties and the uglies, you like the pretty people better. If Mr. Kapner loved us he'd buy us french fries. CONTAIN!!! Ricky Davis, incognito. Jill, really, it's TV3. Oh, by the way, did JV win? Put you socks down. We go! We know who stole the watermelon; WE KNOW. Jocularity. Exorcist at Ingrid's. LOSERS!! EMH, Jorge 9th period browniewiches. F-f-fil-l-l-lip-pp-one. Sal, we'll put you in between the boxers. They think I graduated! Scoozers. EB go home. Lackadaisically. Wendy's Rumsy shot. It's just a bit nippy! We be toys. Westfield 7 Kearny 1 Charlotte our new goal keeper. Why'd they have to kick me in the hole? Zoom! We are aggresive but calm, excited but cool! Hey, Hey, Hey! We've got room for that! We can turn it on anytime we want to. Why doesn't the whole team just play basketball? Drink Sunrise; if it's good enough for us, it's good enough for you. Wendy, I know you're a sophomore, but your jacket is buttoned wrong. Sally's on T.V. tonight, be sure to watch. Dipsticks under the table, How do you do? MM, honk Jim! Richie Rich. Wibber! Mr. Kapner's on channel 4, Sally and Sheri on the rock across the street. The 4th step of the 3rd part of the 2nd half of . . . You girls are capable. Charlotte . . . Pele. Lon Valli. Judy, overlap! Ingrid you should be a hairstylist. Jill, can your Mom drive home tonight?? Ria, Liz, Kati, Traci, Lisa, official chauffeurs of the 1983 Girls' Soccer Team. Elvis Costello. White forest of toilet paper. Glowstick. Seniors have S.A.T.'s tomorrow. Capano's before the semi-finals. I HATE SCOTCH PLAINS. Wench! Get the mormon! Westfield romps. Charlotte, they look like their parents got hit by a train. Put Scotch on the rocks. They ripped the sign and threw it at the boys. We are super! We got him a bike?!? Lisa's Ski trip. Entemann's chocolate chip cookies, Margie, I really am sorry-G.H. Goody. Does any one have any gum? I have to wash my shirts and pants. Wendy-How's Billy? My mom's going to kill me! Never wear a college sweatshirt to a party. We need a picture of that. Canata's movies. Longgg Island. What's the locker combination-38-8-22!!H Nice hair cut. Field Hockey won? Where's Dec? Hey Sal, SMD I know you want to. Watchung Conference Champs. UNION COUNTY CHAMPS. You beat us, but win nothing. Remember —nobody loves a Kelly Lies. 306 The Five Muskateers: Banger, Di, Juana, Crash, Dish P.I.'S! B.C.D.B.'s MEAN Plunger Woman Who is it this week, trish? Mr. D. picks Joan's nose Want some chicken, Paula? What color was it Joan -Purple!l Ms. Gollum Wha?? Get your tang serious A red rose to the tidy bowl man Mr. Frodo An Officer and a Gentleman-Paula + Pete Paula's monkey joan's dangerous in the parking lotl Stop the car Paula Rae's party, Bow-craft, Scott's party Grey car Yellow pole Hubbards Cupboard Boats and the Bomb Bug Huntin! Joe, Jeff and Scott-Baby Jane Tornado-I don't like it herel Bufu Tricia's house: Pete and Matt, Tim and Pete playing with a pitcher, 5 o'clock in the morning, Pizza, 7 and 7's for breakfast in the morning of a competitionl The Yellow Bird Weather Girls-Dream Girls Band Camp '82 D+ C in the shower The room is on firel Driving without lights Cop a weenie Natural Mark Time . . . HUTI Candy Girl FRANKLY I THINK YOU'RE ALL A BUNCH OF PIGSI Pink s.p.'s Lysol Skunks and Cap'n Crunch l got it inl junior, you remind me of your mama you sonbit Quag: Shut up Joan Woo Woo for Wee Ahute Oh Sh . . . l Kermit eyes truckin' lt's 10 o'clock, is everyone drunk yetfl Moo . .. sell cactus Neil Young Feb. 24 and 26 Eric smoking Chad's-a little cheatin-g Air Hockey-Break a nail Being silly lce Creaml Riunite What's a matta' fo'you? Chris's locker Wallbanger The Master of Disaster Strikes Againl lt's chaos Bobl oragesmatowski lslanders SUCKI TF and DS-Montreal Are you NUTS?! No, I'm touched Trish the Dish Friendly's lt was only an inch long ls today your poopday? Tabs l'm hungry and firsty We can't wait till gradua-tionl Juana la Loca How many months? SIX?!!! june 1, 7984 Di, can I have a cigarette? Dexatrim addict Do you realize we've spent the last three years in a basementfl Eesh, Ka Kal Look out world, Here we come . . . PHONE 232-0925 113 OUIMBY STREET WESTFIELD. N.J. The 1984 Weather Vane would like to extend best wishes to Steve Pelzner in his retirement. During his thirteen years as a custodian at WHS, he was always willing to lend us assistance in the darkroom or elsewhere. The yearbook staff will miss his courteous friendship and his technical expertise greatly. 6 or 3 FOOT SANDWICH GIANT SUBMARINES AND DELICATESSEN would be a real novelty. HERSHEY'S Having a Party? 221 SOUTH AVENUE WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY CALL: 233-0430 For all your travel needs . . . American Express Travel Service We want to be your travel agent. AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL SERVICE Creative Office Interiors, Inc. 58 Elm Street Westfield, NJ 07090 33 ELM ST.. WESTFIELD 654-5535 (201) 654-8866 Let Us Help You Entertain With Our Complete Line of Party Goods Also Large Selection of Lenox, Carolina, and Hallmark candles. LANCASTER, LTD. ENGRA VERS-STA TlONERS CRANE-EA TON-REGENCY SALES SERVICE� PARTS� LEASING openeves OOO CCnn 369 SOUTH ave e mon.tues thuRS ZO -DDUU WESTFIELD fyndak SHOES 82 Elm Street Westfield' N.J. 07090 Good Luck Class of 1984 Whatcha' gonna do when you get out of I AIL ? I'm gonna have some FUN! What do you consider fun? FUN, NA TURAL FUN!!! -Tom Tom Club 1984 Weather Vane wishes good luck to 1985 Weather Vane Headquarters for chess and backgammon Adult games-picture frames-cards 76 Elm St. —232-2232- Westfield The 1984 Weather Vane would like to thank the following patrons for their donations: Castle Bootery 70 Elm Street Central Barber Shop Peter Macri Try-Cob of Fan wood Pet Trimmings and Supplies The Needlework Shop 220 E. Broad Street Have some FUN! Steve dig my quaf Feldstein Feldquan, the valley boy Rick Goofy Shovlin I can't do pushups, I can't do situps, but I still love her! Mike Matzah Man Gelfand let's jam - I'm a sharp dressed man Bill the Grinch Griffin wanna go to the city and buy some shirts, big guy? Joe Mr. MTV Halpin I know I'm right! Hey kid G, this beer tastes like water. Why don't you slide me a bottle of that vodka. Matt will I graduate? Wofsy Jerry's kid Scott get a haircut Lupia the door .... it's moving Matt Smiley Petrik gimme some suds Jim Captain Everything Dodd the girls love my golden spikes Mark the peeler Benaquista I'm gonna change her! thanks to jocclyn and her house, mr. earl the pearl wofsy- damn you boys put those beers down like they were gumdrops. , peculiar pub- a dinkelacker and a bigburger, hope king- hey gargoyle, more noodles , dark circle, the leader store, the swingers, the police, the dead, hour of power, friendlies-Cranford boys in the parking lot, don't forget dayton, matt, beer-pong, thanks to laura for being a big sister, not our's of course but..., thank's to mr. t's minature golf for providing entertainment; without all of the above the last three years couldn't have been THE 1984 WEATHER VANE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE: KEN O'BRIEN-FOR SHOWING US THAT SOME HI'S EYE PEOPLE CAN BE HUMAN. NORMANDY STUDIO-FOR ENLARGING OUR DARKROOM FACILITIES AND FOR HELPING NONPROFESSIONALS TO PRODUCE A PROFESSIONAL-LOOKING BOOK. THE CUSTODIAL STAFF-FOR CLEANING UP AFTER US AND FOR KEEPING THE BUILDING SAFE FOR CHILDREN AT NIGHT. UNCLE BOBBY AND AUNTIE PAULA-FOR PUTTING UP WITH THE SPACE INVADERS. THE CASTEL FAMILY SINGERS IN HONOR OF THE BIRTH OF THEIR BLUES SINGING SON— JUAN PABLO CASTEL XXIII THE 1984 WEATHER VANE BEVERLY BEST PAM CORSENTINO J.R. DEMBIEC MEG FARMER JILL FERGUSON TRICIA FITZSIMMONS EMILY GADOL SUSAN JOHANSEN TRACI KAY AMBER KEATING PATTY MACPHEE CERI MADDOCK KATIE MCCAFFREY JANE MENCHER MARIE MUSCARNERA KEN O'BRIEN LISA POLLER MARIE PRISCOE SAMANTHA RANSOM MELISSA ROGERS AMY ROWLING DEBBIE SHELDON AMY SHOWFETY ELLEN SHUSMAN NANCY SIEGEL THERESY SMITH JEN SMYTH MAUREEN SMYTH LISA TURIEL ANN MARIE UNGVARSKY GREG WOLF ANDY YEARLEY THE 1984 WEATHER VANE WOULD LIKE TO THANK LIZ CORIELL FOR ALL HER SUPPORT AND PATIENCE, WITHOUT WHICH THIS BOOK WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE. THE WEATHER VANE 312 THE TIME IS NOW THE PLACE IS HERE THE FEARS YOUR OWN JOSTENS