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

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1985 volume:

A ' A ADMINISTRATION . . . ADMINISTRATION . . . David Rock Director of Instruction Joseph Muzas Computer Services Coordinator Laurence Greene Superintendent William Foley Assistant Superintendent ADMINISTRATION. . . Together We Can” . . . Westfield’s thematic slogan . . . another year of equating excellence with Westfield ... as teachers work cooperatively to achieve the highest goals and best responses from students . . . under the astute and well-honed administrative leadership not only from Central Staff ... but also from our high school chiefs” . . . and, the essential point of this entire undertaking ... the important thing is the close and intimate association of administrators and faculty ... as well as all supportive personnel ... is the STUDENT . . . Robert Petix Principal Frank X. Scott Assistant Principal 0 — As Richard Konet Assistant Principal Florence Senyk Assistant Principal Am A — 1 V AC GUIDANCE. . . GUIDANCE. . . GUIDANCE . . . GUIDANCE . . . Brenda Lupo Michael Spitz Margaret Rhein Vincent Washville 23 ENGLISH . . . ENGLISH ... ENG Ronald Barner Shaun Cherewich Walter Bischak Walter Clarkson Robert Eyre LISH. . . ENGLISH. . . ENGLISH. . . Brenda Flahault Beverly Geddis Jo Ann Gainer Anne King Kevin Keane Karen Goller 25 Lois Hopkins Paula Roy Chairperson Mary Learish Ethel Williams Pamela Wychunas 26 ENGLISH . . . ENGLISH ENGLISH Sharing in a rich educational experience devoted to the improvement of every individual... according to his her potential . . . encouragement through common understanding coupled with common sympathy ... serves as a source of strength not only for the present ... but also for the future ... as the full power we cannot foresee lies far beyond the halls and walls of W H S . . . HAVE A PLEASANT AND REWARDING DAY” . .. for it is an educational equality project... as a fair chance to succeed in life, in one’s immediate career, in one’s higher education....QUALI- TY must prevail . . . never accepting stunted hopes; always seeking powerful arguments in support of students . . . joined by school boards and other government officials responsible for overall policy and finances for our schools, our faculty ... works to fulfill our national promise of equal access in life and to higher education . . . presenting comprehensive programs of skills and knowledge . . . FACULTY VIEWS. . . FACULTY VIEWS. . . 27 Be it the newly emerging need for computer competency ... or the ageless 3 R’s ... academic, technical vocational, mental and physical education ... a goal of the finest secondary education ... educators who expect more at the outset . . . and willingly give more from the onset . . . educators whos combined expertise and judgments ... willingly and enthusiastically meet the growing challenges . . . FOREIGN LANGUAGE... Linda Clark Nancy Didier Chairperson Marianne Fallon Donna Fenstemaker 28 Anthony Frinzi FOREIGN LANGUAGE . . . Suzanne Jacobus Elsie Jones Use Lehrer John Scafaria Madelyn Tochka Barry Judd MATHEMATICS . . . COMPUTER SCIENCE . . . Robin Brenner Robert Adriance Chairperson Steven Affros SOCIAL SCIENCES. . . SOCIAL SCIENCES. . . 35 Douglas Considine John Phillips Karen Stark Thomas Hornish Walter Jackson Lee Ann Schimkowitz Alan Lantis Maria Schmidt PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . . PHYSICAL Lauren Anthony Theodore Blackwell Carol Donner I Gregory Gorski Gary Kehler Director of Athletics 38 Walter Leonow EDUCATION. . . Challenges of conceiving ideas ... varying writing styles ... summarizing, separating ... engaging critically in the exchange of ideas ... during class discussions and conferences . . . using languages to suit different needs . . . fostering logic . . . formulating hypotheses ... all aimed at drawing reasonable conclusions in the various sources and the critical skills one needs to defend an idea rationally ... every one a goal of our faculty . . . BUSINESS: CIE COE EDUCATION ♦ Catharine Bothur Marilyn Gray Anthony Fotiu David Brown ■wiwuy Eugene Ehrlich Elena Verhoest Fred Zakaluk READING . . . FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS ♦ James Beil Anton Durner William Hansel Jean McDermott 41 Lila Kirkwood RESOURCE SPECIALISTS Doris Gerber Lorraine Besch Lillian Brumer Edward Lauerman 44 Charles Ropars Robert Sanders Donald Sheffrin . . . AND AIDES Esther Acanfora Beverly Bost Valerie Maggs Gladys Chambliss Morris Tarabar 45 toimftKfifl HEALTH AND SUPPORT SERVICES . . . CAFETERiA STAFF . . . L to R: Joanne Buonanno. Carolyn Lozier. Antonietta DiSarro, Ann Webster. Christine Bachert, Anita Russo. Lorraine Kwasek. Betty Telesco. Jo Matino, Rae Stanizano. Gessie Blancato, Susan Manzo. Anne Stimpson. Dora Ciraola. Lena Cummings. Martha Costa Margaret Klick Maxine Conk CUSTODIAL STAFF . . . L to R: George Webb. Shelton Faggins. John Pearce, Ron Benko. Hallie Leach, Stephen Pelzner, Irene Wroblewski. Orlando Russo. Vincent Lopresti. Leonardo Longo. Not Pictured: Melvin Jeffries. Head Custodian and Cordell Crafton. Assistant Head Custodian. SECRETARIES . . . SECRETARIES . . . Sandra Mykityshyn Peggy Norwine Frances Newton 49 Eileen Sexton Susan Thul : m I Lois Ackstein Meredith Albert Diana Alborn Donald Allen Robert Allen Jacques Andre Marybeth Angilella Robert Appelbaum Varsity wrestler John Schaefer extends himself in all directions. Leonard Arcuri Jennifer Arpino Jane Arkel Michele Artesani } S 2 Beth Ashforth John Aslanian Hi, I'm Pete. This is my assistant Amy. If you need help please feel free to ask.” Pete Mount and Amy Showfety. tour guides. Matthew Axelson v' - t 41 M Christopher Aslanian Sara Barcan James Barden Parish Barnes Margaret Barton 5} Did you know that 'A word having double consonants should be divided between the consonants?’ ” Grammarian Dave Schnitzer strikes again while Mike Traynor humors him. Andrew Becker Susan Becker Laura Beltzer Julie Beglin Meredith Behrens Mark Belle Dawn Marie Benaquista Beverly Best j Rowan Bishop Sarah Biren 54 Todd Bixler Philip Blancato Sean Boatwright Heather Black April Booker Thea Bournazian Jon Bovit I Thomas Bradley Patrick Brady Charles Brandt So that's where baby fish come from! Allison Playford sees the light. 55 Oh, don't take that picture, my ears are dirty!” . . . Sorry Ingrid. Daina Broughton Donna Brown Christine Brennan Jennifer Brown Lisa Braxton Atessia Burrus Kenneth Burke Patricia Burke Marla Brecher Timothy Brennan Pauline Burstein 56 Rino Cacchione David Cagnassola 1 Louis Cagnassola Lynette Calvert Billy Idol McMeekan poses for a quick publicity shot while Carolee Ritter enrolls another member in his fan club. Victor Campanile Maria Campodonico Kim Canata Carey Cannon Christopher Capano Robert Carney Noreen Carver Elvia Castillo 57 Tracy Catanzaro Curt Cheesman Jennifer Chehoh Jerry Chen Mary Cauterucci Kirsten Chancellor Benjamin Chapman Christa Esbeck leads the cheerleaders in prayer to the fire gods prior to the bonfire. Pamela Chicella Angela Chou Steven Ciarrocca 58 Carmen Cintorrino Kelli Clarke John Class Mary Ann Cieslik Mary Siberry gives the evil eye to a starving sophomore because she never learned to share in kindergarten. Marc Codella Jacqueline Cohen Stephen Coleman Tommy Colicchio Kimberly Collins Mary Collins 59 Thomas Confroy Allison Coopersmith David Cox Kathy Connolly Kathleen Cook Julia Be a model or just look like one” Vergamini poses for a picture with a few admirers. Susan Costa Catherine Coughlin David Cowell Matthew Cox Nancy Coyne Sharon Coyne 60 Dean Crane Susan Crane Donna Sue Crosby Carol Culligan Leslie Culver Deborah Cunningham Susan Curry Susan Curtis All right I What's under the blanket ?” Westfield soccer players hide a hostege from the opposing team. Greg Czander Bruce Day Christopher Deegan Joseph Defabio 61 Karen Degnan Holly Delazaro And what have the soccer parents been drinking to keep warm? These Westfield supporters are having a hard time spelling WESTFIELD! Jeffrey Dembiec Lori Denaker Hillary DeNigro Sarah DeOliva Martha Deppen Patricia Dervin Lisa Delguidice Rama Deodato 62 Joanne Dettre Suzanne Deufemia Carin Diaz Christopher Diaz Thomas Diaz Michael Dibari Pamela Dick Jennifer DiClerico Thomas Dierkes Susan Dietz After three years at Westfield High, Meredith Behrens suffers academic wash-out from the left eye down. api’ 63 Theresa Dinan Timothy Dineen 64 Michael Dooley Sean Dougherty . and after the party! . . . Karen dutifully cleaned up! A group of spirited Seniors are grinning after turning Dr. Petix to stone. Eva Druzek Elizabeth Duncan Karen Downey Kathy Driscoll Kathryn Durante Nancy Dymond Michael Edmondson Hila Eibschutz Jennifer Elmore Michael Emanuel Christa Esbeck Joseph Elias 65 David Fabiano Jay Factor ’Really, we were just looking for some paper! Lowell Flaims and Cristen Quinn try to explain to the custodian why they’re in school at 8:00 p.m.. Paul Fagan Michael Falcone Sarah Fallowes Lori Farbstein Teresa Farley Margaret Farmer Robert Feathers Denise Feinsod 66 Hayley Feldstein Lisa Finn Patricia Fitzsimmons Edward Flack Suzanne Fraser Laura Frantz Adrien Francois Come on, just a peak I Allison Coopersmith pleads with Meredith Albert Advanced Calculus Answer Book. £ for a glance at the Matthew Frawley Dawn Freda Erin Gaffney Cara Garofalo Tonia Garbowsky Magaly Garcia JohnCarlo Ganas Jacqueline Garrity j 68 Natalie Gilford Christine Gilgallon I know you think that I'm Carrie Taylor, but really my name is Hilary. Hilary DiNigro tries to convince an autograph-seeker that she’s really not running for President. You must be my lucky star! Lisa Del Guidice tries to imitate Madonna but no cigarI Linda Gillesberg Mia Ginsburg Christine Giresi Terence Glynn Christine Gouldey John Graney Jennifer Grant Christopher Gottshall Marilyn Graves Christopher Gray Julia Grieb Staci Greenwald 69 Carolyn Gross Jean Guzzi Edward Haag Gregory Hackenberg Sharon Hackett dtk Lowell Haims 'Today's your BRUT day! Tracey Rettino admires Mike Stagaard's masculine smile and baby-soft skin during a study break. Amy Hall Lysa Telana Harriott Kimberlee Harris Katherine Harcourt Maurya Harkins Michael Harrison Susan Harvey Brian Murphy expresses relief after discovering that John Kelley and Curt Cheeseman’s lollipops are laced with crazy glue and his isn’t. 71 SueEllen Hayden Elizabeth Hazard Leon Hebert Jeffrey Heintz Karen Hendrzak Christopher Hengeveld Those Pringle-jingle kids, 8ev Best and Christine Pardini, relax on the lawn prior to graduation practice. r Mark Heinbach Laura Hetem Matthew Higgins Kimberly Hobson Suzanne Hofer Richard Hingel David Hone Anne Horn Eager to listen to the latest 112 tape, Laura Hetem and Ellen Shusman resort to the school's tape player after their Walkman’s were confiscated. Cheryl Horne Jennifer Horner John Howell Jean Hua 73 Anni Huang Stephen Huff Xi Muoi Huynh Rosemary Huang Come on. Dr. Petix doesn't wear pink hearted boxers!” Chrissy Wichelns doubts the latest news from the grapevine. Thomas Huff David Humiston James Hutton Madeline Hyams W John lerardi John Jacob 74 Kimberly Jacobs Daniel Jacobson Wendy James Anthony Jennette Maria Elena Jennette Susan Johansen Lori Jonas Vanessa Johnson Cynthia Jones 75 Robert Jones Everyone wants the GREEN” MSM's! James Kalis Ingrid Kasaks Nancy Kasko Christine Kasunic Andrew Kavanagh Richard Kazmaier 'No, that's not MacArthur . . it’s Mr. Konet. Damen Wayne and Laurie Denaker make a common mistake as they strike a salute. Tracianne Kay Amber Keating Douglas Kehler Sarah Kelley 76 Kara Kennedy Marcy Kessler John Kelly Michael Kelly Marlene Kiesel Gary Kirschner Hey, that’s a phony!” Sue Costa points to the magic markered Ralph Lauren insignia on Ingrid Kasaks’s shirt as Chris Tilyou says, Who cares?!” John Kliesch Thomas Kocaj Aldo Kosuch Gretchen Kreahling 77 Michael Landadio Gregory Landale Ariel Langholtz Peter Latartara David Lavine Frank Lee James Lee Shari Leonard 78 Mikael Lindstrom Kathleen Lipper Laurie Lipson Brian Loughrey William Lister Allison Louis Oh my gosh ... I have to make a potty stop! Tim Brennan madly dashes from the field to the . . . Ann Lucchesi Kerry Lucke Howard Lynd Patricia MacPhee 79 Ceri Maddock Cheryl Markham Amy Martin Stephen Maly Todd Manning Paul Maravetz Cool, calm and collected, Matt Frawley smiles smugly after discovering the latest Playboy centerfold in his Calculus notebook. James Mastakas Jodi Marvosa Steven Mathews 80 Dennis McCarthy Amy McDermott Lisa McEnerney Jennifer McCoy Sharon McGann David Keith McGowan Jennifer McCoy uses telekinetic powers to zap her teacher while her peers laugh. William McMeekan Alvina McTeigue Kristine Mellina 81 Johnnie Miles James Miller Brian Meyer Katharine Miller Are you happy Cheryl, you made it in the yearbookl Cheryl Horne smiles as a man with a gun forces a yearbook staffer to take her picture. Susan Modoski Fabrice Mode Jonathan Mokrauer MaryBeth Mondelli Jeffrey Monninger Arlia Monroe Kristine Monteleone 82 Oh his legs are just so absolutely amazing. Dana Sherman is mesmerized by a passing soccer player’s physique. Joseph Moran Carrie Morgan Peter Mourn Marianne Mucci Colleen Mullan Paul Munz Brian Murphy Jean Murphy Margaret Murphy Matthew Murphy Christine Nakatani Titina Nardone 83 Carrie Needham Stacey Neumann Victoria Newton Clarissa Nolde Lisa Ann Novak Kenneth O’Brien Michael O'Brien David Odenkirk Onders Ors Michael Paola Veronica Otto Margaret Papsin Hi, Welcome to Donna s Den: Come in and take a look around. Donna Ballot shows her excitement at the opening of her new club in Wally Jackson's classroom. Christine Pardini Sally Parizeau Arthur Pearce Wendi Pass Lori Pernell Yuri Petroff William Pendzuk Horst Percival Steven Pinkin Allison Playford Wendy, you'll never be a super friend. Wendy Russell tries to be Supergirl, but just can’t change fast enough. Suzannah Plant 85 Hey ... Be quiet! Mike Rubenstein gives discriminating looks while the classmates make fun of his recently received Bozo Button for size 16 feet. James Post Christopher Pott James Prasek Beth Pryor Cristin Quinn Matthew Quirk Michael Raeter 86 Ardeen Reavis Alan Regenberg Stephanie Reichard Hello Roots? Do you have Prince Albert in a can?” Senior Ellen Splaine makes crank phone calls during a free period. Ingrid Reisner Helen Reiss Laura Resnick Susan Rettino Elmer Rice Carolee Ritter Andrew Rock Dalida Rizk 87 Scott Roes Angela Roles No you can’t see her!” Jennifer Brown protects Melissa-Sue, her Cabbage Patch Doll, from evil forces. Deneen Rolleri Linda Roots George Roscoe Amy Rowling Mark Rozanski Rebecca Rozanski Michael Rubenstein Wendy Russell Francesca Russo Joseph Ryan James Salvato Ellen Salamone Victoria Sabbagh Audra Sacco John Schaefer Nancy Tabs stares with horror as Ken Weil forces her to eat a rainbow lunch. Eric Schatz I , I • Heidi Schmidt Karen Schneider Differing only by their undershirts, Rachel Spasser and Kathy Driscoll attempt similar assignments. David Schnitzer Karen Sharpe Lisa Schulte Jennifer Scutti James Shepherd Dana Sherman Nancy Sexton Jennifer Sherman 90 Matthew Sherman Amy Showfety Mary Siberry Ellen Shusman Rob Sidebottom Todd Silbergeld Jennifer Simon Jonathan Simon Todd Silbergold tries to prevent Brian Meyer from fighting with Andy Yearly over whose rag sweater is better. Thomas Slayman Antoinette Sinatra 91 Steffen Smith Laura Smith Lawrence Smaracko David Smelson Theresa Smith Jennifer Smyth George Sonntag Rachel Spasser S' HHEHMMMPI.” Mona Wu tries to yell for help after her peanut butter sandwich glued her mouth shut. Michael Stagaard Ellen Splaine 92 Oh Terry, yoooh hooohl” the Choraleers subtly attempt to remind Terry Farley that the Christmas concert is not the time to finish college applications. Pamela Stock Joan Stanzel James Stoffers I Edward Stravach Robert Strovinsky Wandy Tag Jennifer Tahl Debra Tannenbaum Diana Telling Joan Thul 93 Christopher Tilyou Kimberly Timler Steven Tozier Michael Traynor Julie Tucker Vincent Tymon Outdoor enthusiast Ken o'brien thinks he's almost to the top of Mount Everest, but he's only five feet off the ground. Jennifer Tipton Richard Toenes Geoffrey Upham 94 Michele Ugenti Alvaro Urech Joseph Valenti 'Jean Nate', Jean Nate'. . Theresy Smith takes charge of her life. Laurie Valli Karen Vardalis George Verdisco Dana Venkus Bharati Verma Julia Vergamini John Volino Keith Vorhaben Margaret Wagner Ronald Wallman 95 Carol Walsh Susan Ward Kenneth Weill Damon Wayne Steven Weinstein Barbara Weisman Geri Weiss Christine Wichelns Scott Williams Tracy Williams Lauren Witzel Pam Stock demonstrates her spider-like qualities as she climbs up the cafeteria wall with her soda. Gregory Wolf Patty Womelsdorf Mona Wu Bang Your Head, Devil Rock will drive you wild.” chants cheerleader Cheryl Furchak. Douglas Yarrington Taylor Wright Timothy Yarrington Edward Yatcilla Andrew Yearley Eve Yohalem Ingrid Zanger Judy Zeikel Karla Zingerman David Zupko 97 W:m V 'ri liiua . ■ • ■ ■; • ■ m: f. .i§t.....im,-, . |L, ww% ‘:t m : r“ :-; X. t f , ;?'; ,,:v • ■ ■: - ■ . V-‘ ‘ V' , -vV ;' : ’ ■ • • ' • ’• .•.. . • . . :'’ •: - • ' '' ', ! . '.} ■■'■'. . •■ :•:. : •■ K ■� Vv .•. !■ ‘',-;4 v v • • -.v.'- v v‘l -, v.'' • ,::� « ;| ,; ;. . f$ •v:- $ . • ■ '■ '■ -v'- •' .• •' •:•'' ■• • ' • UNv . XSJ'-: . VST ' V ' ' . • ‘ A-0 V ■ V- - 'V ■ •' •. ■ . - ' ‘ . • 1 - .'. ,‘M $$?$£( ■ ■•.?• • . ';•;••• :S; y ' 0 : : '•■� � • - - %•■ - ■•-V ; -•-•V®-.v • V-' . -W.K- - • J .-.-- • : i f SSS • .vv'V :v ■ ■ - M§r.;v� • '-•, •. y,.' , ,mjBK ja '-sV -—: •• - ■ y ■ •- -. .-■•■ v i � ■:y m sGfV6., '. S ama Deodato: Class of 85, drop in on the wave of life and get u our m togethi izanne D'Fufemia: Peter I love you very much srin love your enemies, do good to those Wh i 'Kutl niKlM. Mn n'rta LnAlllC � ll I 'k lrn A Sarah lailowcs: Seeing is believing in the things you see; loving i£ believing «ri the ones, • [tor Farbsteim Moments pass so quickly but memories last forever, love ya-HF HD l; 1 C miss Gacafaio: So dawn goes down to day Nothing gold c an stay t ____� _____J. I U-.J rLi.- - u'i-- .'AV - : -■ : v'..?V: C .• ;.v. :i . j• ;W, V;k: DefabiO’ 3 years done at the temple bMearnthg aren Degnan. You cant count on tomorrow. CM. SPK. TM- HU.j . Del Guidice look deeply into the mirror of your life; discoye lolly Delazaro The best things in life are still to come. Always frier eff Dembiec: The eagle has landed, the fat man walks alone. ill,'... rv.Nt;.,_I i_____v— i.. s.-t-'J 'll l C.1-1 ..J. Sally deOliva: They did norllsten, they cbt Martha Deppen Dead spiders spin no webs , . think about it’.!! IV I nr lilln ft r Vama � '■ i i ifc — Urt. .Ik. ’' t ichael Dibari No one knows . . . Dick: Things turn out f san Dietz From all this nda Dilono. Bop til fieresa Dinan. Just ira Dineen- Don’t an Diver Wh; ichaelDooley But ifs an D.. I will be led to the fir a Druzek- Hold fast to dreams, ancy Dymond.- Standing in a British ;,-U . 1 LJ„nnJ,.n TL� —I ... ..... I „ ■. ■ • v. k - AVf? ichael Edmondson: The road to sucess leads through the palace ichael S. Fmanuet- Believe you can and you will -sucess depen hrista Esbeck: Only He who attempts the absurd 5 capable of aul Fagan: The future lies ahead stand tall and walk toward to __.1 A__.__i.Ii. j;.__ j _ IC_• j:. a r fe is; a broki erry Farley. With a song in my heart and a test in my leg Farmer: Success isn't finals failure isn't fatal . Feathers: “Who’ll be my light, you'll be my light., you'll be my day and night, you'll be mine tonight; i k ;,. ;.k kv enise Feiosod: .. Yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow' is today's dream, ayley Feldstein-. let your best be for your friend. BFF IF; HD. IM. CM, KE isa Finn Soon as you’ve got something they send someone to try and take it away. To i Trish Fitzsimmons- Happiness is two kinds of ice cream, d Flack. Just be yourselfi Nobody likes a fake. aura Frantz. Fhe memories will fill the gap of the distance that lies ahead. ie Fraser: Abandon yourself to natures truths, and Ict.’-.npthin art Frawlev He who exalts himself will be humbled a J ‘ awn Freda: Finally! Thanks to all my teachers. All “ avid Frcite. True freedonrin America docs not rry Friedman For the music is your spi wn Fuchs There are special moments t Furchak: It’s a hard life and lonely tt in Gaffney So I find one. I like it, oni Garbowsky: You only live once, but ...... L__--I.. I nlr irtiontil . ;,'2 ' Gilgallon- Thanks to my close friends, good tunes will never be forge inda Gillesberg. Thanks project teachers level i t 2,. Shari, Chnssy. Mike lia Ginsberg: Music, it's life, it's happiness and it’s my only true loVei k -hristine Girisi: I am older now. 1 have more than what I wanted, but I wts erence M. Glynn. AK AK ADAK F.F. hr is Gottshall. The meek shall inherit the earth. hris Goulday A friend is someone who knows all about you and loves you anyway m Grant: Bambi goes to California. Scott Gray. 2 days does not a weekend make. For J.O I don't need 2 fight 2 prove taci Greenwald Grant me the ability to change the things I can and to accept fhe th.inf Julia Gneb: look out cruel world here comes Hulio! reg Hackenberg Everything under the sun is in tune, but the Sun is ••• . '• • ;.V' v£r'- ’• • ' •' ■ ' ' -v. II -r. ;-vk- ■- - v. X : • -k - ; ' r-Tv'.- )' .ft. '. Amy Hail' Here’s one more beer and I don't hear vou anymore, we've ail gonc crazy lately .Y M.LV BUSTERS! Snowballs. Believe in the m.3gic of your dreams. Vour the greatest. Kory Gang! Luv yat Jen AL tj RK RM Maurya Harkins Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds. Kimborlee Harris faith, courage, and strength will instil! you with success, Susan A. Harvey The languor of Youth-how unique and quintessential'it is ” Evelyn Waugh Thanx KntI . SMH- life is your decision- we choose to uo or die; Can you face the reality of 1983? B. Squier teon Hebert- Some of my lies are true • . but most aren't. Mark Hembach: The world «s full of Kings ami Queens who blind your eyes and steal year, dreams. Jeff Heihfz• The only day that is wasted is One in which you have not laughed! Karen Hendr2ak- Happiness is wanting what you have, not Having what you want. Chris Hepgeyefd; Doha Nobis. Pacem Pacem. I'll always remember the good, times, the good friends, and Amy H Carolyn Henn: One grows in iife iruough new experiences which occur every moment Thanks Nanc and Dan Laura H. It is the feeling of oneness when distant that proves a lasting love . . I'll luv ya forever Teve’ Richard Hmgel- No goal in life is too high to climb if; you climb with care and confidence. Kim Hobson: A single rose can be my garden, a single friend my world. Dave Hone A billion dollars Can t buy happiness, but it sure can buy a yacht to cruise up next to it. Anne Horn: To all my friends thanks for everything, and to Jamie . . . Cough Cough'i Good Luck and have fun Cheryl Horne Vith a; dream and the winds to carry me. soon, 1 will be free- Time is on our side-JP. TG. U2 Jenn Horner. The best things in life are free . . . Back, Breast, and Fiv Jean Hua Slow down, you move too fast . . S 6 G ,; ve Humiston: If you don't stand up. you don't stand a chance JH; Poor man wanna be rich, rich man wanna be king, ami a king ain't satisfied tiil he rules everything. Xi Muoi Huynh. I hope you have a good year! Madeleine-And what a time it was. It was a time of innocence, of confidences , Thanks. Jean for, everything: John Jacob: Noihing left to do but smile smile smile Grateful Dead Kimberely Jacobs: Rise above the clouds arid start your own parade mem of 84 summer with Dh KC RS LH Wendy James; LifeV truest happiness is found in the friendships wc make along the way M.E.J.: When the going gets tough, the tough go .shoppingl Lori Jonas, love and happiness to all. Let’s go Rangers. Move vou, Jesse Cmdy Jones: Without love where would you be now? Thanks for the laughs: JS, JC-. CM, 8J. DN. VjC. JK. AD. XC Ingrid Kasaks. Sometimes the touch of a friend is enough. Nancy Kasko There are special moments that we share and they are when our friends are there! Traci K: Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you! Hove U Mom and Dad: Richard Kazmaier Those who say little may have much to sav. Amber Keating: . . . And they faughed, because they didn't mind the falling of fhe rain , . S. Kelley:. Those who dream may not reach the stars, but they walk in stardust! God Bless! John Kelly Push the outside of the envelope, and get to the top of the ply pyramid. Kara Kennelly; Bad times may seem numerous, but memories of laughter could fill a lifetime.AVSGNG 10c Gary Kirschncr. ... Back in my little town A Ido Kosuch: Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow’ Grctchen Kreahling: And yet one word frees us from the weight and pam of life. That word is love. Rich Lanam: All in all it was just another brick in the wall. - Michael landadio. A smile is the curve that makes everything straight. So Smile Ariel langhohz f five for the many dreams that someday will come true. Peter 1 atartara.- If a person doesn't want to.do something, one reason is as good as another Relax. Joo Hong lee Whenever I feel like studying I lie down until the feeling goes away. Shari Leonard. U wouldn't have been any fun without Linda, John; Miko and Lul Mikael Lindstrom. I'm looking forward to lookin’ back from further on down the track. Brian loughrey. Goodbye to afl the best. I guess that we'll meet, we'll meet in the end. -j.W.O. Allison Louis. A missing piece cannot roll by tselt, Have you ever tried? Asked the Big O. Anna luccbesi Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today To great friends. I: luv ya KH JT RK LJ Kerry LuckC; And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him. RMS 8 28 Patty VlacPhec: The one thing in the world of vafue is flic active soul v.. Todd Manning If we advance confidently in the direction of our dreams, success will be met. Thoreau AM Like Jesus in the sky we all must do the best we can $ hang onto that Gospel plow-. Jackson Browne. J. Marvosa I'll tell you this . . no eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn. JDM Jim Mastakas This is our chance to sing and to dance and to clown Chris MastrangeJo It doesn't matter whether you win or lose, It s how good you looked. Dennis McCarthy A voice kept echoing and i knew l‘d soon be wandering far beyond these castle walls Jen McCoy: 8SURSUCSIMIM James Taylor Thanx VI. Karen. Suzanne. Linda. Lisa. Kevin, and Mike. RRR! Amv McDermott You time has cOrne to shine. all your dreams are on their wav. Lisa McEoerney The future belongs to those,who believe in the beauty of their dreams. Ctv.aheaO TO School, y LOS£lVft ll( AH£A0a J 5V Ci. U0 ±7 ■' wEer eE fc p CfOAHEAD 3 T=r • Stay in Touch These days,1 our lives are becoming too impersonal; relationships ' too fragile. :• Friendships ' should be nourished, .;: not allowed to wither. So why not get in touch today I with someone you care about. A high school classmate. A neighbor from ■ • your home town. A former business associate. Your scout leader. A childhood playmate. A favorite teacher. Your mother, . brother, aunt. Make an effort. Keep the people who've been important to you a part of your life. Put this paper down and pick up a pen or a phone. You'll beglad you did. 88? '■: ; WHS 0 OPPONENT Rahway 17 21 Kearny 7 16 Elizabeth 6 7 Union 42 7 Cranford 17 7 Linden 14 14 Scotch Plains 14 12 Irvington 12 0 Plainfield 14 — r k , „ ,n p Blancato. J. Wade. L. Smaracko. J. Kelly. L. Friedman. M. Quirk. Second row. B. Esqueda. J-Monninger. M. Stagaard. Co-Cap,, T. Yarring,on. Co-Cap,, D. Kehler. J. Factor T. Koca}. M-Byrne, m. jaczko. Third row.- J. Diaz, C. Masterson, P. Wampler. A. Kendeigh, B. Townsend, M. Varano. D. Lavender. M-Giacone. G. Davis, a. Robinson. J. Stagaard. A. Cary. A. Tiller. Fourth row: W. Tozier. F. McTeigue. J. Meiselman. B. Tilyou T. ry yski. c. Stamer, D. Hawkins. R. Seely. R. Tate. J. Hurley. T. Graff. M. Holliday. C. Mueller. M. Trento. M. Giglio. . . . Slug” 3 TDs against Kearny . . . Upset special: Blue Devils soundly defeat Minutemen . . . Tony T.-90yard kick- off return against Union in vain . . . Reunion rivalry. Cougars win 17-7, Stag 89 yards on □ carries . . . vs. Linden who’s this big guy, no. 31?” . . . Two consecutive ties Hey, we can’t win or lose!” . . . Toppled on Turkey Day, Cardinals win third consecutive Turkey Day game . . . Slug’’-season- high 77 yards on 18 carries . . . FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS . i ! First Row: J. Beglin, J. Murphy, P. Dervin. Tri-captains. Moss, A. Malkin Third Row: N. Tabs, M. Campodonico, Second Row: T. Maresca, T. Rettino, P. Dick, C. Esbeck, C. Needham, S. j Holton, C. Thomas. C. Baldwin, A. McDermott, L. Beltzer, C. Mullan SOCCER CHEERLEADERS 113 BOYS' SOCCER moaStim Front Row: L-R: $. Bunson. B. Morris. G. McSweeney. J. Class. A Year ley. J. Ganas. P. Maravetz. C. Cheesman. D. Zupko. Co-Capt.-. E. Haag. Co-Capt.; A Priscoe. T. Wright. C. Capano. J. Longo, S. Locker. M. Silbergeld. R. Bencivenga. S. Pooling. Second Row: Walt Leonow. Head Coach. J. Capano. A. Zuniga. L. Peluso, J. Kelly. J. Petrick. J. Miller. M. Drury. G. Schmalz. S. Pinkin. J. lerardi. B. Shapiro. B. Noerr. E. Berger. M. Halpin. F. Terrzon. M. Locasio. A. Coleman. R. Schmalz. Don McDonald. Asst. Coach. Third Row= D. Sherman. F. Mode. J. Fox. D. Fried. D. Lowi. K. Houlihan. P. Lartartara. P. Donnolo. R. Rogers. R. Sidebottom. T. Frasso. C. Freer. J. Carnevale. J. Telling. J. Post. B. Mackey. A. Zuniga. J. Triarsi. J. Cowles. D. Hill. T. Hanna. R. Gotsch. Best Devil record ever ... An amazing 17-3-1 . . . Most shutouts and fewest goals scored by opposition in the Devil’s history ... Union County champs again ... First sectional title ever ... All-State 2nd team player Dave Zupko ... All-State Group IV 2nd team player Ed Haag, 3rd team player Chris Capano ... All-Union County 1st team players Zupko, Haag, Capano ... 2nd team players Wright and Noerr... 3rd team players lerardi and Shapiro .. .Honorable mention: Miller and Ganas . . . Dave Zupko best player in Union County ... Most successful season in the Devil’s history. WHS OPPONENT 3 East Brunswick 2 3 St. Joseph 0 0 Cranford 1 6 Union Catholic 0 14 Linden 0 2 Scoth Plains 0 3 Irvington 0 1 Montclair 0 12 Plainfield 0 5 Rahway 0 5 Edison 0 1 Kearny 3 3 Elizabeth 0 0 Union 0 1 Scotch Plains 0 2 Union 1 4 New Providence 1 1 Livingston 0 4 Morris Knolls 0 1 Union 0 0 Kearny 4 The Girls Varsity Soccer flourished again . . . Final record was 15-4, while J.V. team finished 8-0.. . Watchung Conference tri-champs third straight year ... Fourth consecutive Union County title ... All County first team: Sally Parizeau, Linda Mike, Diana Telling, and Wendy Maher. .. Second team: Jill Vorhees, Karen Vorhees, and Krissy Jeremiah,, , Sally Parizeau made 1st team all state ... of the teams 15 wins, 10 were shut-outs. I 116 WHS 1 OPPONENT Chatam Borough 2 v 1 10 Indian Hills 4 Union Catholic 1 17 Linden 0 5 Scotch Plains 1 6 Gov. Livingston 1 17 Plainfield 0 1 Rahway 0 II Edison 0 5 Clark 1 1 12 Kearny 4 Elizabeth 0 II Union 0 2 Scotch Plains 0 6 Clark 0 5 Livingston 0 6 Wayne Valley 2 2 Gov. Livingston 0 4 Scotch Plains 5 First Row: L-R: K. Voorhees, K. Jeremiah, T. Post, J, Avis, T. Mencher. K.A. McGeary, D. Longaker, M. DeOliva, C. Taylor, E. Cummings, T. Kasaks, L. Koslowsky, M.E. Farrauto. Second Row: M. Powell, B. Perry, W. Maher, J. Voorhees, S. Stokes, M. Schuvart, J. Shield, W. Mertz, T. Peluso, K. Pouch, K. Haag. S. Hevert, E. Doyle, K. Lauster. Third Row: G. Kapner, Coach; K. Can-ata, J. Zeikel, Asst. Capt.; C. Quinn, S. Kelley, J. DiClerico, S. Costa, S. Williams, L. Mike, Asst. Capt.; M. Vernugopal, I. Kasaks, D. Telling. S. Parizeau. Capt.: T. Rantnl. D. Shaniro. Asst. Coach. 117 FIELD HOCKEY WHS OPPONENT 0 Pingry 0 1 Union 1 4 Governor Livingston 2 0 Cranford 1 8 Scotch Plains 0 0 Summit 1 0 Union 1 1 Bloomfield 3 1 Sayerville 0 1 Cranford 3 0 Montclair 3 7 Scotch Plains 0 2 Columbia 2 0 Kent Place 2 1 Summit 2 0 Roselle Park 0 First Row: L-R: D. Rolleri, B. Maslin, S. Sheehy, E. Deluca, J. Dietz. Second Row: M. Young, W. James, C. Gilgallon. Tri-Capt M Thompson, S. Fraser, M. Hoblitzell, K. Quill. Third Row: M. McFadden. Coach; C. Tarradellas, R. Brown, C. Ritter, Tri-Capt.IM. Tweedie. N. Kasko. C. Henn, Tri-Capt.-, C. Salerno, C. Brown, S. Sharpe. 118 The 1984-85 field hockey team finished with a 4-8-4 record . . . Despite its small size the team showed tremendous strength on the field . . . Special thanks to assistant Coach Kim Allen and Coach McFadden ... Do you like corn on the cob? . . . Blackwell infatuations . . . Did you remember to wear your — J.D.? ... Look out football cheerleaders, here comes Deneen, Carolee, Nancy and the epileptic ... Never wonder who’s got the H20 bottles ... Finding McFadden’s pad .. . Zim-zamming at the state game. . . Slurpees . . . Stumbling from the park, to the f.b. game, to practice . . . Sorry coach, Chris and Nancy are kind tied up... TAKE A LAP!... The ?- pinney drill... The unforgivable and controversial Cranford loss ... I may be old fashioned, but . . . THANK YOU FOR A FUNKY TIME!!!. . . Good luck next year! The Girls Tennis Team ended an extremely successful season with a 23-2 record . . . Thanks to all our supporters . . . M-O-O-S-E!!! . . . Who brought the food today?! . . .And our 1 singles, Colleen Gorman... Do we have to jog?... Nice shorts Amy! ... You tell him, Miss Luck!... What are we going to wear tomorrow? ... Wrong outfit Linda!... Can we go watch the soccer team? ... Can we have the end court? ... Anyone have extra socks, bloomers, etc. . . Are you all right?! I didn't mean to hit you . . . Theresy, get up to the net! Karen won’t hit you!... I can tell by her eyes ... Want bagels or donuts? ... Who has the pink stained sweatshirt? ... A great season overall!!! 120 OPPONENT Columbia Cranford Union Catholic Millburn Linden Scotch Plains Irvington Plainfield Elizabeth Rahway Union Kearny Cranford Union Catholic Linden Scotch Plains Morris Knolls Irvington Morristown Plainfield Kent Place Rahway Kearny Elizabeth Union First Row: L-R.- K. Liang, G. Liang, S. Rothstein, A. Kaminstein. J. Comstock, A. Lenam, A. Brierner. Second Row: K. Luckey. Coach; L. Katsch, K. Sharpe, Co-Capt.; T. Smith, Co-Capt.-, M. Hall, C. Gorman, A. Kern. M.A. Bekkedahl. C. Niedzwiecki. WHS OPPONENT 96.2 Cranford 93.05 98.3 Union Catholic 95.3 98.4 Scotch Plains 100.1 98.3 Kenilworth 94.3 96.6 Kearny 78.8 87.2 Elizabeth 51.3 94.7 Union 87.8 93.5 Linden 33.5 100.1 Gov. Livingston 88.05 98.5 Johnson Regional 94.7 2nd County Tournament 98.4 Dayton Regional 81.8 4th State Sectionals Second place in counties ... Again!... This is getting ridiculous . . . Thanks for the flowers Patty and Sareh (with an e”!)... Four gymnasts go to Sectionals . . . All-Around . . . Are you Advanced or Elite? I'm a nobody ... We all placed yea! . . . Ranj, did you frame your certificates yet? ... And next on to states ... Wow! Serious gymnastics! . . . Finally . . . Thank you . . . Miss Anthony you’re great ... Since there aren’t any Seniors, next year looks promising with a strong returning team! 123 1 I I ; i i • WHS 17 OPPONENT Union Catholic 43 18 Linden 38 17 Union 38 20 Union 43 15 Irvington 44 33 Cranford 24 43 Plainfield 17 First Row: L-R: T. Hornish. Head Coach: A. McTeigue, T. Garbowsky, M. Siberry, Co-Capt.-, E. Splaine, Co-Capt.: E. Druzek, C. Morgan. Second Row: L. Broadwell. J. Hansen. S. Grimes. P. Patsuris. M. E. Roguenaud. Third Row: C. Faltermayer, M. Doll. A. Wimmer, L. Garbowsky. R. Wendroff, K. Pasterczyk. First Row: L-R: B. Kane, M. Conway, D. Krohn, L. Stephens, A. Clarke, D. Soucek, D.R. Urbano, B. Esbeck. C. Maddock, K. Culligan, B. McLaughlin. Second Row: J. Martin. Coach; J. Dowell, D. Dubrosky, T. Walsh, C. Johnsen, G. Feldman. J. Brennan, C. Tartivita, C. Russell, T. Yockel. Third Row: R. Albertson, M. Verdisco, S. Diver. T. Brennan, Co-Capt.-. G. Wolf, Co-Capt.: G. Roscoe, S. Tozier. WHS OPPONENT 40 Union Catholic 18 40 Linden 21 41 Irvington 20 33 Plainfield 26 IS Rahway 46 25 Elizabeth 30 24 Union 35 24 Scotch Plains 37 The 1984 Boys Cross Country Team excelled once again ... 9-0record ... County champions and second in Watchung Conference . . . Advanced to finals in state championships ... Dowell-first team All-County . . . Yockel and Brennan-second team All-County . . . Esbeck-third team All-County . . . Soucek and Conway received J.V. honors ... Team leadership provided by captains Wolf and Brennan . . . The Girsl 1984 Cross Country Team also enjoyed a successful season ... 5-2 record . . . Second place in Union County and fourth in Watchung Conference ... Ellen Splaine finished first in five of seven dual meets ... Both teams would like to thank their coaches-, John Martin and Tom Hor-nish, respectively . . . 'i I I I WHs 59 45 OPPONENT Cranford 53 70 Elizabeth 77 37 Union Catholic 73 69 Union 33 63 Linden 72 79 Scotch Plains 61 41 Irvington 74 64 Plainfield 57 56 Rahway 75 49 Kearny 47 73 Elizabeth 75 66 Union 46 7| Cranford 56 60 Union Catholic 60 64 Linden 58 55 Scotch Plains 62 68 Irvington 57 55 Plainfield 57 75 Rahway 63 60 Kearny 54 55 Scotch Plains 63 Montclair 68 First Row: J. Wade, M. Connell, J. Miles, S. Weinstein, S. Smith. D. Schoenberg. S. Barden Second Row: Coach C. Connolly, B. Jeremiah, M. Kelley, P. Dineen, C. Karustis. M. Walsh, B. Gillen, D. Cowell. S. Carey. J. Soverio. The boys’ basketball team enjoyed a relatively successful season in 1985 ... Finished at IT-10 in the tough Union County . . . Team was led by senior captain Johnnie Miles who averaged 19.5 points and 8.6 rebounds per game-, both team highs . . . Miles was chosen as a guard for first team All-Union County ... Sir had his game high of 34 points against Linden; Miles also won that game with two last second free throws ... Jeff Wade directed the backcourt and led the team in assists ... Juniors Mike Walsh and Charlie Karustis emerged as starters to give the team a good foundation for next year... They will be joined by a J.V. team which went 22-2 and won their first Union County Tournament since 1972. WINTER CHEERLEADERS t i WRESTLING The wrestling team finished its 1985 season with a 10-5-1 record ... Injuries late in the season hurt the team in its close matches . . . Mike Staggard, Jay Factor, Rich Hingel and John Schaefer captained the team and the Blue Devils won the Districts with Staggard, O'Hara, and Giacone taking first place in their weight classes . . . Second place went to Schaefer. Valenti, Factor, and Smaracko . . . Ver-disco, Hingel, and Noerr took third place in the Districts . . . Staggard also took first place in the Regionals with O'Hara finishing third, qualifying both of them for the state tournament First Row: D. Crane. J. Valenti. M. Verdisco. R. O'Hara. J. Schaefer. Second ’ Cheesman, M. Giacone, Coach McDonald. Third Row: T. Perconte ° Miller. D. Quirk. ). J. Schaefer. Second Row: G. Schmidt. T. Dineen, R. Hingel, B. Noerr. M. urd Row: T. Perconte. J. Hurley. L. Smaracko. J. Factor. S. Boatwright. M. WHS Opponent 22 Millburn 37 66 Union Catholic 9 49 Linden 12 26 Scotch Plains 25 49 Irvington 6 59 Plainfield 5 49 Rahway 6 25 Cranford 26 24 Columbia 24 40 Kearny 15 32 Hunterdon Central 22 37 Elizabeth 14 26 Morris Knolls 25 9 Phillipsburg 47 27 North Edison 29 21 Union 26 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Varsity girls’ basketball team made it to the quarterfinals of the Union County Tournament . . . The farthest they’ve ever gotten ... Upset a strong Rahway team but fell to the eventual tournament runner-up, Union ... Teams 7-13 record is likely to improve next year with many promising players returning ... Nancy Kasko made the Union County Coaches Association All-Star Team .. . The team would like to thank coaches George Kapner, David Shapiro and Tony Bristol for all their time and effort . . . Good luck next year! j WHS OPPONENT 56 Cranford 31 37 Elizabeth 31 43 Union Catholic 53 36 Union 48 ! 38 Linden 37 ! 37 Scotch Plains 35 ? 40 Irvington 66 ; 40 Plainfield 54 41 ■ Rahway 46 48 Kearny 40 46 Elizabeth 37 36 Union 68 45 Cranford 34 37 Union Catholic 48 25 Scotch Plains 42 42 Irvington 66 40 Plainfield 59 51 Rahway 54 30 Kearny 32 60 Rahway 51 52 Union 62 First Row: L-R: T. Strond, C. Jeremiah, T. Arther, T. Pridgen. Second Row: L-R: Mr. Bristol. A. McNelis, N. Kasko. K. Lauster, L. Mike, A. Ceklosky, Coach Kapner. BOYS' SWIMMING WHS Opponent 119 Union 44 107 Elizabeth 64 III Summit 58 137 Irvington 24 116 Union Catholic 53 119 Cranford 49 69 Lawrenceville 102 123 Linden 29 107 Ridge 62 93 Plainfield 72 102 Rahway 69 108 Scotch Plains 62 73 St. Joe’s 98 The boys’ swim team had an outstanding year... Finished third in the overall state championships .. . Had a duel meet record of 11-2... Team won Union County championship for the 29th year in a row ... Since the 1976-77 season, the team has accumulative dual meet record of 97-23-1... In that time the team has won eight out of nine Watchung Conference Championships, including nine Union County championships ... Team finished first in the Pirate Invitational, setting a record for point score ... In that meet, Rich Andrews set a pool record in the 100-Breaststroke with a time of 102.85 ... In the Union County meet, records were set by Bill McMeekan in the 100-Breast with a time of 102.24.. . The diving was won by Matt Frawley for the fourth year in a row . . . Frawley also won the Eastern Diving Championship and was once again named All-American ... In the states, the 200-medley relay team of Hackenberg, Andrews, Dau, and Czander finished seventh . . . The 400-free style relay of McFadden, Coultas, Czander, and Webber finished fourth . . . Freshman Webber also placed twelfth in the 50-free and sixth in the 100-free competitions . . . Team records were set this year by Chris McFadden in the 200-free (1:47.21— and in the 500-free (4:46.84) . . . The team would like to thank Coach Coultas for her leadership and encouragement throughout the year. First Row: P. Latartara, G. Flackenburg, B. McMeekan, M. Frawley, J. Simon, G. Czander. Second Row: G. Thompson, R. Andrews, T. Coultas, J. Russel, C. Cagnassola, S. Kmetz, J. Borne. Third Row: D. Rennyson. A. Weber, C. McFadden, R. Dau, J. Latartara, r. Linenburg, T. Conover. Front Row: L-R: J. DiClerico. M. Garcia, K, Lucke, C. Ritter, Co-Capt, J. Horner, Co-Capt., L. Smith, P. MacPhee. Second Row L-R: C. Diaz. J. Kumcky, A. Scott, J. Brawer, M. Horner, B. Czander, P. Berry. Third Row: L-R: D. O’Brien, K. Lininberg K Hertell L Cassidy. C. Caroe, K. Rohm, Coach Diamond. ’ WHS Opponent 32 130 Union 137 Elizabeth 26 115 Summit 51 114 Union Catholic 58 113 Ridge 49 91 Mountain Lakes 65 87 Cherry Hill East 85 The 1984-85 girls’ swim team enjoyed a great undefeated season: Pirate Invitational champions, Union County champions, and State Division A champions ... Beating Cherry Hill East for the first time in a dual meet competition capped the regular season . . . Team record breakers Kerry Hertell and Lynne Cassidy share special recognition as does the 400 free relay team, which broke the meet record at the Pirate Invitational... WE DID ITIII Remember papering-where are the cookies?!.. . Are our secret buddies ever a real secret? . . . Kerry H’s bizarre eating habits . . . squeezing into a mini-bus . . . dreaded 7:45 practices ... Kerry Lucke the mathematician at States ... Sorry Cherry Hill, it was all a mistake, hand over the trophy . . . serious dirty looks . . . Elizabeth in a towel in public . .. You guys, Laura Smith has mono!... Patty Mac-Phee-you made it!! . . . The Mission Impossible theme song . . . NERDS-NERDS-NERDS ... mohawks, mohawks everywhere . . . what a comeback Mrs. D!! Thanks for everything (especially patience!)... Jen Horner and Carolee Ritter, you were great captains in the water and on the deck ... Thanks Jen McCall for all the help . . . West-field swimmers are number one! The winter track team had a great time in 1985 .. . From the snow drifts at St. Joseph’s to the tropics of Plainfield ... Did the sophrnore D.M.’s really beat the seniors? . . . Esbeckian speed pants . . . Thermals are for—... Brady and the Passarelli police... Mike Holliday’s javelin ... At the county’s. Tim Yokel finished within the 880m and Greg Wolf finished 5th in the 200m ... At the county relays the girls 4X200, 4X400, and 4X800 all placed fourth; Ellen Splaine ran all of these relays . . . Samantha Shanosky placed fifth in the 800m at the County Individuals. WHS Opponent 49 Union Catholic 5 16 Union 38 39 Irvington 18 First Row: S. Grimes, C. Russel, A, Clark, J. Brennan, R. Albertson, E. Druzek, R. Graves, D. Wright, T. Yokel, B. Esbeck. Second Row: J. Dowell, B. Moran, C. Maddock, L. Stevens, D. Soucek, 8. Tozier, T. Walsh, M. Holliday, S. Shanosky, M. Siberry. Third Row: B. McGloughlin, G. Roscoe, D. Krohn, D. Urbano, P. Wampler, A. Carey, M. Ballister, A. Ureach, K. Pasterczyk. BOWLING The varsity bowling team finished a tough season with a record of 4 wins and 8 losses... Finished 8 in Union County ... Ricky Leshik and Dave Leitner tied for the high game of the season with 226 . . . Paul Maurer, Mike Drury, and Keith Wittle contributed to the varsity team . . . Not too bad .. . Hey Stella, lane 54 is broken again . . . Adjust to the lanes, throw out, and aim for the third arrow ... Pass the stickaril-■ lium ... Average game for WHS’er 147 ... Watch those bad boys fall this frame . .. Thanks to Coach Tirone for a great :i season! First Row: M. Morgan, S. Luckenbaugh, S. Schultz, M. Drury, R. Leshick. P. Maurer. Second Row: Coach Tirone, D. Leitner, K. Wittel, S. Faultermeyer, M. Kimball, D. Tannenbaum. WHS 4 Opponent Scotch Plains 3 2 Linden 5 1 Elizabeth 6 0 Kearny 7 2 Union 5 5 Irvington 2 2 Rahway 5 7 Irvington 0 0 Cranford 7 2 Union Catholic 5 5 Scotch Plains 2 1 New Providence 0 I a. I j! f The 1984 boys varsity baseball team ended its exciting season with a 15-9 record . . . J.V. finished 13-7 ... Took third place in the Watchung Conference ... Dan Hauck named to N.J. All-Star game ... Dan Grasso tied the school record for homeruns ... of all wins, 3 were shut-outs . . . Eleven players were letter winners: Dan Hauck, Jack Failla, Tony Pugliese, Kevin Price, Mike Pa-dula, Ken Miller. Dan Grasso, Mike Parrish, Steve Buontempo, Mike Stagaard, Derek Muller ... an overall successful season! First Row.- S. Hobson, K. Price, M. Padula, K. Miller, G. Czander, S. Buontempo. M. Parrish. Second Row: R. Brewster, Coach, M. Stagaard, A. Pugliese, S. Tozier, D. Grasso, J. Failla, D. Mueller, J. Drescher. WSH OPPONENT 6 Summit 0 3 Montclair 4 3 Union 4 8 Elizabeth 12 10 Edison 9 2 Linden 0 1 Clark 3 12 Scotch Plains 3 16 Plainfield 7 14 St. Mary’s 0 1 Cranford 8 10 Linden 3 6 Union 13 4 New Providence 9 3 Irvington 2 16 Irvington 8 4 Seton Hall 3 4 Colonia 8 6 East Side 5 8 Edison 5 9 Plainfield 5 7 Morristown 1 10 Elizabeth 9 0 Union ■■ GIRLS' SOFTBALL WHS OPPONENT • 1 Nutley 2 1 Piscataway 0 3 Union 4 6 Elizabeth 5 9 Irvington 0 7 Clark 0 9 Plainfield 3 13 Linden 0 8 Scotch Plains 0 15 Mother Seton 0 17 Linden 0 17 Union Catholic 0 17 Hillside 0 6 Kearny 0 II Elizabeth 0 0 Union 3 31 Irvington 0 8 Clark 0 1 Roselle Park 2 9 Cranford 0 21 Millburn 3 II Plainfield 1 9 Roselle Park 1 3 Morris Knolls 1 3 Scotch Plains 3 4 Springfield 1 0 Union 6 First Row: J. Kunicky, C. Diaz. K. Timler, K. Lucke. T. Rettino, T. Vitale, M. Ugenti, C. Henri Second Row: J. Florian, P. Price, M. Florian, E. Finelli, S. Johnson, K. Mcnally, K. Harcourt, S. Parizeau, C. Giresi, S. Costa, K. Canata, L. Schwartz Third Row: C. Don-ner, K. Blood, J. DiClerico, S. Cozewith, S. Williams, L. Scutti, N. Kasko, M. Tweede, C. Brown, W. Walbert, J. McCoy, T. Farley, D. Shapiro Both the J.V. and varsity girls’ softball teams deserve a round of applause for their winning seasons ... The 1984 girls' varsity softball team ended their exciting season with a 21-5-1 record . . . The J.V. team finished 17-1 . . . Both head Coach Carol Donner and assistant Coach Dave Shapiro should be congratulated for leading the team to a victory in the Union County Championship ... The 15 letter winners include: Kathy McNally, Laura Schwartz, Charlotte Tweedie, Kim Canata, Sue Costa, Kathy Harcourt, Nancy Kasko, Jen McCoy, Geri Weiss. Sally Parizeau, Chris Giresi, Chris Brown. Elise Finelli, Sharon Johnson . . . Honored for having pitched a perfect game is Nancy Kasko ... The team wishes the best of luck to the 1985 softball teams . . . 145 BOYS' LACROSSE First Row R. Catania. D. Lovejoy. D. Mulholland. R. McGann. J. Rotchford. C. Goss. 0. Gifday. P. Goski. D. Lynch. D. Unger. T. Barton. C. Kelly Second Row. P. Schrimer. J. Chen. D. Quirk. M. Murphy. D. Hone. C. Aslanian. C. Capano. J. Kelly. J. Miller. J. Post. J. Aslanian. S. Delhagen. B. Kelly. R. Martorina Third Row. B. Chenard. G. Kapner. R. Barner. J. Andre. D. Krikliwi. J. Macaluso. S. Ciarrocca. R. Schmalz, A. Priscoe. J. Heintz. R. Sidebottom. D. Cox. J. Russel. P. Kieltyka. R. Leshick. T. Donnelly. G. Kasunic. T. Bristol. J. Prystula. S. Cherewich Fourth Row R. Dau, £. Gcrchens. J. Glynn. P. Harvey. B. Calvert. M. Silbergeld, T. Cannarella. M. Worderle. J■ Esposito. D. Heintz. T. Prybylski. M. Wolfson. J. Hurley. R. Klinghoffer. J. Capano. T. Nolan. J. Fox. T. Swart. B. Cort. M. Locasio. G. Cruger. 6. Biren. S. Rand. R. Stohr. C. Macaluso. G. Schmalz. B. Stout. D. Fiyyell The lacrosse team continued to develop into one of the best teams in the state ... finishing with the best record in the team’s history-14-5 ... Devils completed the season as the 7 team in the state ... Hone (attack), McGann (midfield), Goski (midfield), Gil-day (midfield). Goss (defense), Lovejoy (defense)-All Gibbs Division Team ... Dan Gilday state scoring leader with 49 goals and 34 assists; First Team All-State; All American; New Jersey Player of the year... Paul Goski and Dave Lovejoy-Second Team All-State. . . Also, great thanks to Coach Cherewich!!! 146 WHS OPPONENT 8 Princeton 1 6 Summit 7 5 Clark 9 6 Delbarton 5 16 N. Hunterdon 4 6 Hunterdon Central 4 9 Clifton 4 12 Hanover Park 0 10 Montclair 9 5 Columbia 9 15 Voorhees 4 II Peddie 6 15 Livingston 3 6 Bridgewater East 7 13 Mo ntville 9 6 Pingry 4 18 St. Joseph 9 8 West Morris 6 7 Bridgewater 10 Adhering to the Blue Devil tradition, the boys’ tennis team flourished again . . . team finished at 22-2 . . . captured the Watchung Conference and Union County Championships ... NJ. State Sectional and NJ. Group IV Champions ... Coach Berardo has a nine year record of 175-31... second doubles of Rogers and Komar finished at 24-0 .. . Bartok, 22-5; Lopez, 21-4 Yearly, 25-2; Sherman, 22-2; Kumph, 20-4 ... The team would like to thank all of their loyal supporters . . . First Row: A. Yearley, P. Markson, J. Lopez, T. Jackmin, D. Weiner. Second Row: R. Rogers, C. Kumpf, R. Bartok, K. Komar, H. Tener, M. Drury, T. Berardo. 148 yyyyh WHS OPPONENT 5 Metuchen 0 5 Delbarton Academy 0 5 Linden 0 5 Livingston 0 5 Millburn 0 5 West Essex 0 5 Columbia 0 5 Columbia 0 5 Union 0 5 Nutley 0 5 Cranford 0 5 Elizabeth 0 5 Irvington 0 4 Pope John Academy 1 4 Summit 1 4 Livingston 1 4 Bergen Catholic Academy 1 4 Holmdel 1 4 East Brunswick 1 4 East-Cherry Hill 1 3 Millburn 2 3 West Essex 2 1 Montclair Kimberly A. 4 2 Princeton 3 The 1984 spring track team finished with dual meet record of 1-4... Placed 5th in State Group IV competition ... Andy Jacob was one and two mile state champion for two consecutive weeks ... He also set new school records in 3000and 3200meter run... Vince Lotano was Plainfield Invitational shotput champion . . . Hung Song was Watchung Conference champion and placed third in Plainfield Invitational . . . Eighteen team members earned varsity letters . . . GREEK WEEK!!... Lets listen to Panama” again ... PENN RELAYS .. . Food allowance? ... Incoming ... I’ll bet you a pizza ... Guidolets trade cars... Perhaps the fastest mile relay ever... Wait, wait- the lacrosse team's counting again . . . Thanks Coach Gorski; we’ll be back next year!!! 150 First Row: G. Roscoe, R. Pisane, M. Giacone. G. Feldman, B. Quinn, D. Wright. J. Dowell. C. Johnsen. Second Row: J. Duca, M. Pi-lecki, K. Sheehan, A. Ziarnik, V. Lotano, tri-capt., FI. Song, tri-capt, A. Jacob, tri-capt., D. Robinson, T. Patchett. B. Bates. Third Row: C. Banta, J. Brennan, B. Mackey, T. Glynn, B. Carney, M. Dineen, V. Russo, J. Davidson, T. Brennan, G. Wolf, M. Byrne. 151 Tt GIRLS’ TRACK First row: T. Wood. T. Post. J. Dietz. C. Pouch. L. Kocaj. R. Wendroff. K. Berry. C. Taylor. K. Pasterczyk Second row: T. Slitkin, S. Breed. C. Hawley. K. Linenberg, L. Broadwell. T. Strond. R. Graves. C Blanton, M. Ragenaud. P. Ambardar, G. Wheeler, S. Grimes. A. Davidson. J. Davidson. A. McTeigue Third row: Coach Hornish. Carrie Morgan. J. Hansen, W. Convey. M. Doll, W. Mertz, E. Druzek. J. Grimes. I. Volkov. E. Splaine. T. Garbowsky, K. Schmidt. D. Csorba. A. Ceklosky. A. Smith, P. Patsuris, J. Ja-suta, M. Sibery. H. Eibschutz, A. Playford, Coach Lupo WHS V OPPONENT 56 Linden 73 76 Union 46 39 Vi Elizabeth 89 Vi 95 Rahway 34 69 Irvington 53 43 Plainfield 79 152 In 1984 the girls' track team fought hard in a tough Union County ... varsity finished the year with a record of 2-4 . . . The season was highlighted by many outstanding individual achievements . . . 2nd place; Javelin Relay-Summit Relays . . . 3rd place Long jump relay, shotput relay, sprint medley relay - Summit Relays . . . Ellen Splaine-2nd place in Watchung Conference Championships and 5th place in th Group IV State Sectionals in the 800 m . . . liana Volkov-3rd place in the Watchung Conference Championships and 5th place in the Group IV State Sectionals in the javelin ... Allison Play ford-800 m-, 5th place in the Watchung Conference Championships . . . Cristin Quinn-Javelin, 5th place in the Union County Championships .. . the team would like to thank Coach Hornish for his guidance . . . WHS OPPONENT 2 Union 0 2 Rahway 0 2 Plainfield 0 1 Scotch Plains 2 1 Cranford 2 0 Elizabeth 2 2 Roselle 0 2 Irvington 0 0 Clark 2 2 Union 0 2 Mother Seton 0 2 Rahway 0 2 Plainfield 0 0 Scotch Plains 2 2 Cranford 0 0 Elizabeth 2 1 Roselle 2 2 Irvington 0 0 Clark 2 The 1984 varsity girls’ volleyball ended its spring season with a record of 11-8 . . . JV had an amazing record of 15-4 . . . The team remained in the Metroleague Top Dali season ... Carin Diaz was most valuable player ... Aimee McNelis was most improved player... Captain Raquel Smith was best blocker, spiker, and server... She also made first All-State team... Carin Diaz made 2nd All-State team and Chris Gilgallon made 3rd All-State team with honorable mention . . . Seven players were letter winners . . . Thanks to a great coach, Kathy Ryan! Hi First Row; J. Albertson, W. James, W. Ross. M. Ambardar, A. McNelis, V. Sabbagh, K, Pouch. Second Row: C. Diaz. A. Flickstein. C. Ritter, C. Gilgallon, S. Fraser, N. Smith, R. Smith, C. Guttadora, L. Marsicano, K. Ryan 154 WHS OPPONENT l6 2 Pingry 1 Vi 195 Linden 265 205 Bloomfield 243 223 Union 254 220 Johnson Regional 249 182 Scotch Plains 174 167 Bloomfield 216 210 Cranford 273 18 Linden 0 179 Montclair 193 The 1984 golf team ended its highly successful season with ten wins and one loss . . . The team placed first in the Watchung Conference and second in the Union County Conference .. . . Dave Humiston was low medalist in both Watchung and Union County Conference Championships .... Other lettermen were Mike Koppelman, Bill Jeremiah, Jeff Dembiec, Ed Tykot and Ian Kaswan . . . The golf team looks towards a highly successful 1985 season with four of these lettermen returning . . . . Team thanks Coach Gary Kehler for his guidance and leadership. 155 -:r - Presenting the 1985 Weather Vane: .. . Public embarrassment ... JABBA .... This book is going to be cut! ... Recycling with three people ... No, no, don't take my picture, you can’t, you musn't! Well, if you insist . . . Pringle Jingle kids . . . The Tracis . . . Stay consistent!... Do it over ... Do it over!... Do it over! •.. Never mind, throw it out!... This is nothing like the CORNELL bookl . . . JABBA . . . This caption is libel, we can be suedlll... The dreaded Rule-A-Headl. . . Deadline? What deadline? . . . Hmmm, where are those sophomore pictures? . . . DEDICATION . . . (dedication?)... I want more patron ads!”... Oh, I did my ads ... I think.” ... What happened to your face? Oh, um ... er... I fell down the steps! ... If I was to ask you, um I mean if I like asked you I have a brain! I took biology ... DOOO!... Thanks Mr. Scott . . . The best of luck to the 1986 Weather Vane staffl HI S EYE HI’S EYE 1984-85: the 50th birthday staff and Advisor Walt Clarkson's 25th ... special six pagers and an extra special eight for February 15 .. .1 Twas the night before timeline . . . sshhh: The 50th, The 25th, The Friday, The Sunday ... a HI’S EYE investigation revealed that the Young Leftists are sponsoring alternate sex-education classes at the field house and its not in the budget: only the tip of the iceberg ... Sara and Pam get the beef ... Marla’s Instrumental music revamped ... P” stands for Weill’s editorial: perfect as is ... Undercover, super-secret page 3 editing, or Todd’s strategy on avoiding a roast... Pix-n-quotes? Cake! Right, juniors? (Uh Hot dog emperor Napeleon Petix . . . Sorry, Bill, Eve’s brown bag just doesn’t make it. . . Julie’s Poverty-a Westfield challenge ... What’s in Jill... uh ... Becca Lang's name? ... the SC maybe will try to attempt to plan a coffeehouse ... If it's Friday and there’s school, Amy Hall will be absent . . . May I hel . . . Hey That was a touchdown! . . . Inferior (i-ty) complex . . . Sue and Allison’s biweekly crisis ... I guess it's been kinda fun ... Chris, I got zapped . .. No, Good's story goes on the left side of page 2 ... Oh, no Sophomore copy on the midyear (Push for senior exam exemption) . . . Kerry 6 Laura: the Monday roast 6 the decathalon ... Gil the Grooving Garbage Guy ...DSD ought to be in page I pictures . . . DiClerico and Arpino: sex-ed at last... Romeo Rak ravages female senior editors ... Federal Express, Andy Karp and Apple Pie... HI’S EYE endowed by Leonow S Bruno ... the Ad Machine: Robins S Winz ...DSD earn compliments S complaints ... Sue, is honesty the best policy or were you lying? ... Vidal Pendzuk: before S after ... Glen says, Hey, coffee pots bounce!” ... Exams and four deadlines ... 64 Thursday’s S no work for ME . . . Mr. Clarkson's Mr. Rogers imitation, quick change those shoes . . . Open house at the Beglin's . . . Mona’s anorexia report... Hamlet Rozanski,... Where's Kim Collins? ... Weill S Nakatani: Have you ever felt as if you were the last one ... Any crisis McD breakfast, O.B.??” Hi s eye Westfield High School S50 Dorian Road Westfield, New Jersey 07090 Regular Issues Editors: Tri-editor.......................Christine Nakatani, Ken O’Brien, Ken Weill Page one: Marla Brecher, Hillary DeNigro, Kathy Driscoll, Eve Yohalcm Page two...................Sara Barcan, Sue Curtis. Allison Louis, Pam Stock Page three: Julie Beglin. Mike Emanuel. Amy Hall, Todd Manning, Mona Wu Page four........Kerry Lucke. Bill Pendzuk, Rebecca Rozanski, Laura Smith Special Issue Editors: Jennifer Arpino, Meredith Behrens, Jennifer DiClerico Photo Editors................................Gary Kirschner, Michael Rakita Advertisement Editor......................................................Kim Collins Senior Staffer...........................................................Glen Backus Junior Staffers: Dennis Cheng, Jim Dulan, Jon Fuhrman, Wendy Gerstcn, Mary Glynn, David Good. Mike Holmes. Kevin Jacox, Bill Jeremiah, Jay Juclis, Bob Kelly, Adam Kolton, Sarah Krcisman. Becca Lang, Diane Lewis. Gil Margulis, Stephanie Moss, Larry Playford, Tish Radtke, Rachelle Reifer, Todd Robins, Marly Slomovitz, Henry Span, Nancy Tabs, Gary Winzelberg Advisor: Mr. W alt Clarkson Principal: Dr. Robert Petix “If there’s Friday, and there’s school, there’ll be HI’S EYE!” FOLIO THE GREAT BOOK'S GENESIS or FOLIO '85 In the beginning, there was darkness. The spirit of art whispered in an eery voice, Let there be FOLIO. And nine partook of home-baked cookies and apple cider on the first day. On the second day, it was said, Let the staff of FOLIO flourish. Applications were spread throughout the darkness. The spirit captured nine new foliolios and it was so. On the third day, the staff gathered together in one place, and it was sent forth to English classes and through hallways to plant the seed of inspiration in the earth of imagination. The tree that sprung yielded poetry, prose, artwork and photography. Boxes were created to receive these gifts. The staff whispered unto them, Be fruitful and multiply. And, lo, except for the purple ones, it was good. And the staff said, Let us rejoice. It gathered together in one place with the spirit of holidays joining the spirit of art. Songs, stories, laughter and warmth filled the air. The earth bore cakes, cookies, pastries and bread, and gifts were spread among all. And this was the evening of the fourth day. On the fifth day, the spirit looked upon the ERC and said, Let the staff bring forth abundantly the morning creatures that have talent. And so came dancers and singers, readers and musicians, poets that reciteth and people that clappeth. All celebrated the spirit and were blessed with warm drink and every brownie after its kind. And it was good. On the sixth day, the staff said, Behold! Enough poems for a magazine. And it made two great piles, one of words and one of images. And these were shuffled to fill the corners of the pages of the great book and to divide the light poems from the poems of darkness. Thus, the labors were finished. On the seventh day, the staff saw everything that it had made. The staff thanked its wise gardener of the tree of inspiration and rested among poems and drink and all that was good. The spirit of art bathed all in warm light and FOLIO ’85 was very, very good. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society’s emblem includes the letters SLSC which respectively stand for scholarship, leadership, service and character. These attributes are considered in the recommendation of new members and the activities that are done. Our activities this year include recycling at the center in town, a flea market and acting as ushers at College Night and Back to School Night. Our members also engage in tutoring for students plus a variety of services for the staff and faculty of the High School. Many thanks are extended to our members for being so cooperative. Also, a special thanks to Mr. Quagliano for his invaluable help. Good Luck to all of you. STUDENT COUNCIL Nice try Carol. Mike, Tom, Matt, Bill, Ed, Steve, Carol, Hayley, and anyone else we’ve forgotten. Maybe next year. I’ll paint the room ... I’ll have the refrigerator next week ... We hate BS... Got any popcorn Gary?... That’s might big of you!... Thelma rules??? Ruled maybe... Return address: Bedrock . . . Naa man, naa . . . Drew, your slick . . . Mike, your loud . . . Good luck fellaslll Mr. Scott: The Thanksgiving game is at home this year John!?!” Mr. Elder: What do you think you have, carte blanche?” Thank God the year is over!!! Your Student Council Officers: Thelma the nose Miss Union County” Bournazian John Kels Kool The Tounge” Kelly Jeff Does the Cheerleaders” Dembiec - AKADAK Mike Hickey” Holmes Drew 'House of 1001 Pleasures” Robins MARCHING BAND Starting with August Band Camp, the WHS Marching Band performed at competitions and events through January. 1984 was their best year finishing sixth in the Eastern Regional Championships. They appeared at football games and the Westfield Halloween Parade, but capped their season with an appearance at the Brendan Byrne Arena in the Meadowlands for a Cosmos halftime show. SYMPHONIC BAND The Symphonic Band runs from January to June. It performs several concerts at the high school as well as several outside events. In the Spring, the band traveled to Virginia to perform at the Middle Atlantic Regional Dixie Classic Instrumental Festival. y v 4 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Symphony Orchestra is a growing organization. It performs two concerts here at WHS and will be seen at the NJ State Orchestral Festival. The orchestra took part in the Dixie Classic Orchestral Festival in Virginia in the Spring. WINTERGUARD Spectrum '85 - Weather Girls, Dream Girls, Funny Ladies and Golding's Gang Success is our quo! Were a marching unit striving for excellence, and this year we’re gonna win! All those practices in he gym will pay off in the end! Let’s hear it for ie!” Blue Rock is in its second year of existence. Coming off a highly successful inaugural year, Blue Rock has established itself as a highly talented and sought after organization. Membership in the group is highly competitive, over 40 students were auditioned for 16 positions. Blue Rock demonstrated its talents in the Devil Rock concert this past March. CHOIR Each of the four choirs which make up the choral department is an enthusiastic and talented group. These four groups, Choraleers, 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 nonschool 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. DRAMA The WHS Drama Dept . . . Fun games, work! A place to grow, learn, and above all If you can't do it here, you can’t do it anywhere.” Scenes, Soaps, Skits, One Acts, Monologs . . . Enlighten and bring joy. You forgot the script??? Use it, it’s an actors problem.” There is always something happening herei Fall show, Children’s Theater, Bucks County. All the world’s a stage, and we the people are actors in a play. H.B., we love and miss you muchl Mrs. Clifford welcome to WHS! The Westfield High School Key Club is sponsored by the local Kiwanis organization and is basically a service organization for the school and community. This year’s Key Club officers were: Mary McKinlay - President Andrea DeRosa - Vice President Karen Kennedy - Treasurer Tara Vitale - Secretary The club’s activities in 1984-1985 included: a survey for the town library, selling raffle tickets for Spaulding, and participation in a contest held by the Westfield Chamber of Commerce. We are also engaged in work with the American Cancer Society. WILDERNESS CLUB Remember Pod God, Pod Squad, the Pod Leaders, the Pod Rod, and the man with the two foot rod. Remember the three week old spaghetti pots. Clean ’em good Jerry!” Remember Mr. Pasch's ever present excuses, I can’t go this weekend. I’m sick, it’s raining, and it’s too cold!” Remember our first trip and Sue’s endless supply of moleskin, her never ending questions: Are we there yet?” Remember Kristin’s need for Pepto Bismol. Look out, David’s grazing again!” But most of all Remember the ALAMO!!! III5 I! ( : FRENCH CLUB The French Club has sponsored many activities to promote the understanding of French Culture. At the language festival, the French Club participated in the Can-Can and the guillitine. This year’s activities have included a trip to New York City to view the Van Gogh exhibit, a production of the play, the Three Muskateers, and the annual French Club Christmas party. GERMAN CLUB This year’s German Club, led by junior Mike Rodin, had a Thanksgiving Canned-Food Drive and a Christmas Cookie Sale. The cookies were donated by students and the profits were sent to a charity. The Club also sponsored a trip to the Schwabischer Alp restaurant in Warren, N.J.. and a bus trip to a New York museum to see rare art works from Vienna. The Club’s goal this year was to provide an out-of-class opportunity to speak German. Also, two of our students were hosts to visiting German students for three weeks around Eastertime. ITALIAN CLUB Cultura Italiana! The Italian Concert... opera, popular songs, comedy ... Jennifer Ortleb and her dynamic Folk Dance Group ... La voce angelica’’ di Kristine Monte-leone . . . The Christmas Party with our Babbo Natale, John Macaluso ... a trip to the museum ... An Italian movie . . . Carnevale in Primavera . . . LATIN CLUB Toga, Togae, Togae, Togam, Toga—To-gae, Togarum, Togis, Togas, Togis; Togas galore!... Cupid Day Bash, Language Festival, Field trips, and Snoopy Badges! . . . Nova Epistula” was first published. Club officers met with other language club presidents to urge adoption of a new idea, language students willing to help those who are having trouble in their respective languages . . . Certamen pep rally, Latin spirit boosted ... A Successful Year!!!!!!!! SPANISH CLUB iBienvenidos al Club de Espanoll Highlights of this year’s activities included the Language Carnival where we performed la Raspa and the traditional bullfight, our Holiday Dinner, Valentine’s Day Carnation sales, cookie sales, and bake sales. The 1984-85 Club also established a local chapter of la Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica to which many students were inducted. Part of the funds raised this year were used to sponsor Aldo, a seven-year-old boy from Mexico. And one more thing Diego, necesitamos dinero ... la pinata que no queria-mos romper . . . Ms. Jacobus’ prep speeches . . . And one more thing ... Officers: Co-Presidents.- Vice-Presidents: Secretary: Treasurer: Marla Brecher Cara Garofalo Kim Canata Suzanne Fraser Sarah Fallowes Jim Shepherd AWARENESS CLUB Minority students make up approximately four and a half percent of Westfield High’s student body. The Awareness Club is designed to keep minority identity alive and to instill in others the need to be sensitive to the minority student’s plight in school as well as outside of school. The Awareness Club welcomes active participation by all students. The Awareness Club has been involved in several activities this school year and others are planned. 1. Participation in the Westfield YMCA Leadership Program. 2. Visitation to Montclair State College. 3. Co-sponsored the Dr. Martin Luther King Program. 4. Winter Vacation Dance held at the Y.W.C.A. 5. Contributions to Neighborhood Council for the needy people. 6. Participation in Negro College and Scholarship Fair at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J. YOUNG DEMOCRATS WHS Young Democrats started the year by actively supporting our candidates. We handed out pamphlets and volunteered at Bill Bradley headquarters. In the spring, we planned presentations of local governments and the town budget which many seniors were eligible to vote for. Officers are: Sara Barcan, Ken Burke, Kelli Clarke, Kathy Connolly, Alan Regen-berg and Pam Stock. While all Young Democrats feel the horror of the Reagan administration, we know the reign of terror will end soon and . . . Bradley in '88! 186 ART CLUB During the course of the year the Art Club has had several fund-raising activities. Among these are the sale of decorated pumpkins for Halloween, crafts and baked goods for the Holiday musical program, and the legendary Cupids who deliver arrows with special messages on Valentine’s Day. The money that is raised from these projects goes toward the Art Club Service Awards, and it finances the annual field trip. The 1984-1985 club officers were the following: President - Lisa McEnerney Vice President - Susie Cho Secretary - Ingrid Reisner Treasurer - Terri Peluso Advisor - Mr. Art Silveria Happy Birthday Jill!” . . . You drive a hard bargain Susie . . . Food” . . . One dollar more than last year, we broke a record! ... To the 1985-1986 Art Club -Good Luckl and special thanks to a great advisor and friend, Mr. Silveria. f inoim rmiws now for so c. bvlkwtcm inmmnn. 187 LIGHTING SQUAD The WHS Lighting Squad designs and services major school productions, assemblies, and professional imports” of community programs. This year’s hard work is dedicated to our supervisor, Harriet B. Louden - We love youll Senior capt.-Maggie Barton '85, Senior co-capt.-Debbie Tannenbaum '85, Junior co-capt.-Daniel Wright ’86. FILM CLUB The film making club is a group of people who work hard to make films. It is composed of camera operators, sound technicians, producers, writers and directors. The film club is a perfect demonstration of unity. Although they don’t really listen, they are hard workers .. . SIT DOWNI... Put the gun down-, no, give it to me. Stop calling me Sparky Madonna Baltar! Thanks . . . P.S. We do make films. The WHS Chess Club meets every Tuesday after school. This year’s President was David Levine and Vice-President was Joe LaGrande. The club has its own tournament as well as providing a tournament for the whole school. CHESS COMPUTER CLUB The Westfield Chapter Club has thirty members and meets twice a month. Club activities include the development and use of varied utilities ranging from games to sophisticated word processing. An open house is held annually for the school and community. In addition, the Computer Club offers tutoring for computer science and data processing students. SATURDAY SCIENCE To promote excellence in the many fields of science, Saturday Science provides many 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. The subjects include: Human Genetics, Visual Illusions, and Expansion of the Universe. Doughnuts and cider are served during the two hour lecture-discussion sessions on Saturday mornings. The club in the past has taken many field trips, including the annual trip to the Smithsonian Institute. 192 MATH LEAGUE Every month from October to April, members of the W.H.S. Math League participate in state wide contests. These contests consist of six mathematical problems of varying difficulty. Each problem requires the ability to sort through the given information in order to solve the real problem. Only the top scores are recorded to determine the team’s state position. Therefore, all students are welcome to challenge their problem-solving skills and improve these skills. PHYSICS CLUB Mr. Pasch’s first year as a teacher at WHS was enhanced by his becoming the advisor of the 1985 Physics Club. Together with his four apprentices they scavenged, researched, brainstormed, and constructed to create their project—Fred the Robot. Thanks Mr. ; Pasch, it was an experience: Mr. Pasch’s sense of humor ... that scientific look . .. nice glasses ... 3 trips to Somerville— who says you can’t turn left on Rt. 22? . . . doll-napping . . . clean science labs ... B B Auto Salvage ... H-O-W-A-R-D S-T-E-R-N—Chad’s idol... Mary’s squeals ... Computer Brian . . . Larry’s red lining . . . Roy the Invisible Man . . . Cool!!! The Young Leftists are a liberal group of WHS students dedicated to presenting their viewpoint on all social and political issues. Its objectives are to raise the level of student consciousness on important current issues and to encourage students to make decisions about their society based on individual choice. Activities include open seminars on abortion, drug abuse, arms control, the African famine, political crises, and students’ rights. The club has devoted time to community work to help the homeless, attended a public debate on disarmament and the NJ Peace Conference, and participated in an Anti-Arms rally at the Earl Naval Base. The club sponsored the campaign that made WHS the first public school in the nation to be dedicated a National Peace Site. 195 INTERNATIONAL 3-dimensional ’L’ . . . Dear Bulgaria . . . Wittiest Delegation Award ... Puppets Rule Anybody seen Joel? ... Don't worry about it ... Whirlpool—smells ... Kenya!! Burma!!... So which government are we representing anyway? . . . Christmas Trees? . . . Bop 'til you drop! . . . We will be discussing various and sundry things, but mostly sundry ... I don't give a sh— about the Italian lira! . . . Excuse me delegates, will the council please come to order . . . D.K. is a really messed up nation; on the other hand, its delegates ... What! Another nuclear-free zone? . . . flagrant violation? ... and you know what flopping causes . . . What? G.A.’s carry the flags?! LAW FORUM The Law Forum, started this year by junior. Marc Vernick. is a club for people interested in all that law has to offer. Many of the members of this club are interested in becoming lawyers themselves some day. Law is a large field; There is Negligence law. Compensation law, Patent law, just to name a few. This club shows the many aspects and alternatives that law has to offer. People interested in becoming lawyers can see what law they are interested in and find out first hand what a Patent attorney, or a Negligence lawyer does, and then decide whether that branch of law is for them. It gives students a chance to see what law is from a job standpoint, what a starting lawyer’s salary should be in that specific field. The law forum's activities include guest speakers, and field trips to legal institutions around the country. Law is a necessary part of everyone’s life, so everyone is encouraged to attend our meetings. You'll actually find that law is interesting. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Psychology Club? . . . yeah, sure! What will you do in it? How many ’first’ meetings have we had? . . . and how many people signed up during Club Day? . . . all those letters to homerooms .. . yes! the second meeting!... no, sorry, no meeting ... is there a Psych Club? ... people keep asking .. . WHERE is Mr. Cilo? . . . yes ... we will definitely do SOMETHING!!! Mental Health Players The WHS Racquetball Club has approximately 30members. The club members meet once each week at Fanwood Racquetball Club. At this time they participate in the following activities: Round-robins, ladder matches, singles, cut-throat, and doubles. On Saturday afternoons, WHS Racquetball Club plays against racquetball clubs from other area high schools. GOAL: To replace Mike Holmes in the 1 ladder position Suggestion: Pay off SPFHS to destroy Mike! Goal: Beat Mrs. Trees Suggestion.- If you can’t beat her, laugh at her! Specialist: Art Pearce Goal: Know where to be at all times Suggestion: Move your feet Offering: Lessons with Jerry Chen Goal: To win Suggestion: Know the difference between getting beat” and losing” Specialists: Pete Mourn and Erik Berger RACQUETBALL CLUB CRAFT CLUB Remember: Yesterday's a day away tea-time haste makes waste if you don’t baste no plaids! CLW Friday Luncheons What happened on Guiding Light? don’t touch it! The Brady Bunch I’ve got it a thought for the day oh no, it's backwards Who needs help? It could be better, it could be worse chicken feet oh come on, say something what's your favorite color, Jean? colleges, colleges, arghl sugar don’t give up - it's always too soon to give up who’s not here? crazy glue to the rescue! Avon ... help! I'm in a contest the Bobsie twins and the three stooges I'm gonna cry I want to go to the beach picture frames with velcro hands dippy doo, we love you never play leapfrog with a unicorn how's God in squad? NYC- a field trip would be nice SCIENCE FICTION CLUB The Science Fiction Club is a group of people interested in saving science fiction in all its forms. We watch films and occaisionally discuss them. Here is the latest release from the planet Gallifrey: Beware of renegade Time Lords. I) The Docor left a nice Traken girl with lepers, outcasts, and uncleans. 2) The Master - works with microscopic space fleets. Both of these Time Lords can be found in their respective listings in The Journal of the Whills. Wait!!! New information from Al-tair 4 from the Krell Empire . . . Warning- something is heading towards Earth. So, if you wanna get out of here ya’ talk to me. You may have a bad feeling about this but, trust me. DON’T PANIC! Whoviatasically yours. 200 Ping Pong Club Model Congress Senior Senators Prom Committee BELLS ARE ■f , .s . . I -V: 1 :!• ' ■ i, h-Y' • .' -3 li --- After celebrating a victory, the football team amuses themselves by following the Blue Devil in a game of follow the leader. GAMES PEOPLE PLAY. . . Mr. Bruno’s fourth period history class smiles in relief after beating the world’s record for fitting 26 people in their teepee. Let's talk about the grade , Rachelle Reifer reacts calmly and rationally to her English exam mark. Hangman The softball team watches in horror as Geri Weiss beats a bug to death. Walter, what is that slip of paper in your glass case? Mr. Clarkson gets caught cheating on his English exam. Few students know that the cafeteria can be converted into a disco-rama for certain dances. After receiving payment for rental of the bathroom, Chris Gould counts his profits. Here, how about this one, Mrs. Louden screens passers by for her new play. 207 CHARADES Most people realize that physics teachers must be logical, but few know that being corny is a job requirement. Jay Juelis sets his priorities; he poses for a quick picture as his classmates take a test. Which is the bigger wind bag? Crazy glue is so strong, it can hold this man, and a desk, and a file cabinet and a garbage can to the ceiling. No press allowed! Mr. Seiler guards the door as Mr. Blackwell Mark Rozanski is ready to experience life as an Arab in his Tom Connelly and Karen Linenberg do the Bunny Hop at the Mon- history class, ster Mash. No one told these kids that the prom and the time for posed pictures wasn’t until May. Mr. Richard Cupid” Konet makes his secret rounds on Valentine’s Day. Forlorn lovers, Miss Tochka and Brian Myers meet eyes from across the courtyard. Trish Fitzsimmons tries to go about her daily business after finding that doctors are unable to remove the face 210 1 Pretending to be hard at work, Ed Yatcilla is discreetly showing the world his mucky-muck label on his new rugby shirt. Elissa Gearhart and her father stare in amazement as the Colgate representative reveals what happened to the last blond haired, blue eyed girl who went there. Janet Regenberg is excited after being able to write an essay on her new sweater Santa Claus brought her. Mia Ginsberg attempts to look innocent after being caught photocopying her hand. 21. The rest of the class find themselves in hysterics after Greg Hacken berg learns that the project he is working on was due last week. No, my jacket cost more than your suit did, Onder Ors tries to tell his friend that leather is more expensive than pin stripe. Julie Tucker finds her method all wrong as she reads up on the real way to hold a pencil. That ring would look great on Mom's finger. John Class spots his mother’s next birthday gift. No it can’t be, my sweater isn’t made out of horse hair and donkey dung, Anna Senkevitch is aghast after reading up on the history of ragg sweaters. SPORTS TRIVIA What sports star will do anything to find his true love? Who holds the major league record for most strikeouts in a season? Who holds the record for staying in the air the longest? Who holds the world record for the loudest scream after a goal? What W.H.S. sports star is known for her famous frog imitation? Who holds the school record for longest time in the follow-through position? What sports star looks the scariest while playing tennis? What girl owns the school record for the longest granny shot”? What tandem owns the world record for longest time holding it in”? Who received a perfect 10.00 for her hair? A. Sally Parizeau B. Jim Brennan C. Rob Carney D. Kim Canata E. Carolee Ritter F. Joe Carnevale G. Tracey Rettino, Christa Esbeck H. Christine Niedzwiecki I. Rosaria DeMarco J. Chrissy Diaz 215 DATING GAME Spanish club'adopts'child “It’s a Global Game Now” WHS Named National Peace Site Recycling center benefits groups which operate it Band Parents Award Prizes French Club Plans Art Museum Visit Seniors work Does the SAT Really Matter? Baby Fae Stuns the World WHS College Night Nov. 15 SPORTS NEWS Varsity Basketball Results NetSterS Finish Season Union County Police Monitoring Checkpoints for Drunk Driving SHOULD RELIGIOUS BELIEFS EVER TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER LAWS I Devils Tie Plains monarch notes Monster Reagan wins JMgum a smash Broking Model UNI =Box Score= ■EK'Pl.'v For God and Country Club Day offers variety School Board Approves | SAT Prep Course Snow? Conditions Dictate Closing of Local Schools Students resolve prom Who Was to Blame? Water level rises in fountains Young Leftists SC to discuss reforms - Temperatures Plummet Westfield Girls' lacrosse breakfast in school warn i ► ! I muu, araatiMgB Now. this is what I call a relaxed English class!! Mrs. Geddis’s fourth period English III students obviously wish to follow Thoreau's sage advice: SIMPLIFY. SIMPLIFY.” Mark Adams Jennifer Ahlskog Jennifer Albertson Tamara Alfandre Marcy Allen Meena Ambardar Kenny Atlas Laura Aubrey Matt Azzarto David Backus Lisa Bailey Catherine Baldwin Tara Balka Kim Barnes Sheila Barry Damita Bartlett Kim Bavos Mary Ann Bekkedahl Terri Belle Erik Berger Jennifer Bergin Glenn Bigbee Marcy Billingsby Sharon Bilman Scott Blackmon Judy Blanco Kelly Blood James Born Brian Bottger Steve Botulinski James Bowbliss Jane Brandt Toga, toga, toga ...” Drew Robins contemplates the possibilities of an orgy while Bill Scouten shouts his approval. James Brennan Debbie Brolin Melissa Brostek Christine Brown Donald Brown Eric Brown Traci Brown Gregory Brownstein Robert Camponelli Natyna Cannon Laura Capuano Joseph Carnevale Christopher Carrick Dina Castellano Stacey Bull Allison Burke Sean Burke Michael Byrne Caroline Cafaro Helen Camp Nick Catania Audrey Ceklosky Jill Cheesman Dennis Cheng Michael Chicella Susie Cho Hi Smile for the picture girls! Five friends flash their Colgate smiles. Hong Sang Chough Amy Chu Anthony Ciullo Dean dayman Kimberly Clouser Patrick Cole Sarah Cozewith William Crandall David Cranwell Joseph Crincoli Rafel Crocco Diane Csorba WWW James Colonias Russel Conklin Michael Connell Thomas Connolly Matthew Cotier John Cowles Sabrina Culver David Daley Amy Davidson Jacqueline Davidson Jeffrey Davidson Peter Davison Shawn Delhagen Elysse Denerstein Robert Denning Angelo Deodato Kelly DePalmer Andrea Derosa forget TO STVPV Go BflCR z FIELD TRIP GO . 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Sarah Grisham Robert Gude Patricia Guglielmi Chris Guttadora David Gutterman Kristine Haag Paul Habib Andrew Haims Marnee Hall Charlene Hamann Richard Hamm Fred Hansen Jennifer Hansen Jason Harding James Harris Mark Harris Richard Harris Michael Harrison Lisa Hartman Caroline Hawley John Hay Reggie Hayes James Henn Susan Hevert Jennifer Higgins Douglas Hill Evan Ho Michael Holmes Jill Holton Arlene Holzmiller jr Lisa Hood William Hoogsteen Nancy Hoppock Kevin Houlihan Wayne Hu Raymond Hurtt Christina Isernia Thomas Jackmin Richard Jackson Tami Jackson Monica Jacobson Kevin Jacox Michael Jaczko Erica Jajko Jill Jasuta Linda Jenkins William Jeremiah Mark Johns Christopher Johnsen Keith Johnson Sharon Johnson Jitendra Joshi Michael Juchnik Jay Juelis Amy Kaminstein Charles Karustis Ian Kaswan Michael Kaswan Linda Katsch Emma Kavanagh I’ll get by with a little help from my friends ... Kim Pouch helps Paul Habib amble down the hallway. I. iD J ! Robert Kelly Tia Kelso Karen Kennedy Lynda Kesselman John Kieltyka John Killeen John Killoran Michael Kimble Frank Kimmig Alexander Kirk Karen Kirkley Thomas Klingelhofer Sonya Knuettel Karl Koederitz Isabelle Kohler Adam Kolton Keith Komar Steven Kopelman Christopher Kopf Matthew Kotovsky Keri Kovacs Jill Kramer Sarah Kreisman Andrei Krikliwy Julia Ann Kril James Kulpa Scott Kumpf Jessalyn Kunicky Matt Lalor Rebecca Lang Simon says raise your left hand . . . okay class back to basics. Bruno's 4th period history class is in need of a direction. A GO AHEAD u se a Game GO ftftCK BIG TEST LOU A long WEEKEND GO 7 AHCTCO 3 z TVf hi TCRM PAfffR U SF A PJ FKIDAV SO AH6A0 WIN A GAmr aScaoI am m m m • • •• • • • • • z «o John Latartara David Leitner Eric Leshick Diane Lewis Karen Linenberg Sharon Lowenstein Deborah Lu Robert Luce John Luerssen Darlene Luria Francesca Lynd Tim Lyons John Macaluso Brian Mackey Wendy Maher Andrea Malkin Michael Manning Linda Marciano Terrianne Maresca Gil Margulis Gilbert Markham Trevor Markham Stephen Marotta Aaron Marshall Erika Marsh Laura Martin Robert Martorina Paul Maurer Missy Mazza Kevin Me Adam Jennifer McCall Kevin McCauley John McHugh Mary McKinlay Mark McLane William McMeekin Ronny McMoore Roger McNeill Aimee McNelis Laura Melton Mary Grace Menist Suzanne Menist Wendy Mertz Lisa Miller Gina Minichino Gina Miragliotta David Modoski Jennifer Monninger Bryan Monzella Kerry Mooney Brian Morris Stefanie Moss Thomas Mott Derek Muller Regina Muscarnera Jon Peter Muzikar Christine Niedzwiecki Brian Noerr Laura Norton Alexandra O'Campo Pop Quifc. 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FAlU A TEST GO BACK 3 Brian O’Connor Robert O’Hara Jennifer Ortleb 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 Paula Perkins Gretchen Peters James Petrik Joel Peyser Jennifer Pfister Randolph Pisane Larry Playford Suzanne Pollack Daniel Potter Kimberly Pouch Maria Powell Scott Powers Adrienne Prassas Patricia Price Traci Pridgen Michelle Quill Damon Quirk Letitia Radtke Brigitte Raguenaud Michael Rakita Christine Ranaldo Bonnie Rapp Lisa Rapuano Sammy Rapuano Hank Rehrer Rachelle Reifer James Reilly Andrea Rennyson Tracey Rettino Ronald Rinaldi 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 Arriving to lunch a little early, Damira Bartlett and Malini Vernugopal are suprised to hear its only fourth period. Goto i J Ahead 2 TEST sieve lose A TUKM A (aAMfc© GrO 6AC ■TO AhE D £ 3 ahead-1 James Russell Leslie Russell Vincent Russo Colleen Ryan Laura Sapienza Margaret Saunders Chris Savoca Louis Scalza Paul Schirmer Robert Schmalz Kirsten Schmidt Jeff Schneider Daniel Schoenberg Ethan Schoss Stephen Schultz Joseph Sclama William Scouten Stacey Seigal Greg Senus William Shapiro Matthew Sheehan Susan Sheehy Doug Sherman Jessica Sherman Timothy Singer Nina Sisolak Gail Sladkus Tiffany Slitkin Marly Slomovitz Kerry Ann Smit GO mo MOVIE'S Go I Jennifer Smith Lee Steven Soreth Henry Span Anthony Spoto John Stagaard Debra Stern Susan Stokes Thomas Stone William Sugrue Nancy Tabs Denise Taggart Carmen Tartivita Cheryl Taylor Rory Taylor Christina Tedesco Carol Thomas Kristine Thompson Anthony Tiller Sheri Tirone Christopher Tobey Fermin Torrejon Shane Tourtellotte William Townsend Nancy Trenker Maren Troum Rachel Tucker Karen Turiel Tracey Twiste Carolyn Ucciferri Akihiro Uemura No boys allowed!” shrieks Sharon Johnson as Sue Pallarino hides from peeping Tom. Edward Ungvarsky Edward Universe Matthew Vanbergen Robin VanPoznack Roy Vella Marc Vernick Ranjini Vernugopal Cheryl Verrier Tara Vitale Toly Volkov Jill Vorhees Robert Vosper Michael Walsh Timothy Walsh Dillon Waltner Lady Wayne Maureen Weiss Katherine Weldon Reginald Wiley Lisa Williams Suzanne Williams Angela Wimmer Gary Winzelberg Theresa Withers Susan Wood Daniel Wright Randy Wynn Daniel Yemin Julie Youdovin Kathryn Yuengel Darren Ziegler Scott Zoufaly Adolf Zuniga ■■ 2. in order to pass English III successfully, you must write a well-documented RtStARCH PAPER, one with 35 outside sources, 150 notecards, and 25 footnotes, etc., etc., etc. 3. In order to enter the college of your choice, you must score well on the SATSor... do not pass GO ... do not collect your diploma. I. In order to qualify as a candidate for a National Merit Scholarship, you must do well on your PSAT... Example: 69 Verbal and 71 Math, or you miss your chance. Irene Adapon Laura Adriance Susan Allen Para Ambardar Michelle Andre Richard Lee Andrews Rachel Aronds Charles Asbury Jason Atlas David Augenstein Josephine Avis Mary Azzarto If I submit my project two days late, do I pass or...' Pondering the perplexities on the screen, Rory Tay lor prays, or does he pick? Matthew Ballister Vincent Balogh Kevin Barden Maria Barroso Mona Lisa Bashar Angelo Bencivenga Ralph Bencivenga Patricia Berry Benjamin Bierbaum Laura Bilodeau Cheryl Blanton Michael Blau Patrick Boie Alan Borgese David Bournazian Jack Bradley Judith Brawer Todd Brecher Jo Tp JJT joW E laa 1 00H E 0 0 E i IS s 0 p H 0 m a □ □ £ 7 1 Hauaucaaciaa i mSi to. Ip Uf loJnj q_ E 0 F? 0 E s 1 0 H 0 IS1 [3 E_ E_ s 1 % aaaaaaaaaH kvls 1 jo] E El E 0 X) 'ft aa H0C1 H_ 0 Im 0 E s % 5- 0 £. £ 0_ □ □ 0 0 % aaataanaaaa Msl OJ u Sj 3 Si 3 2 aa £ I a £ S 0 p £ 0_ cn ft e_ s 1l If you’re happy and you know it, clap your hands!” Soccer cheerleaders, Marly Slomovitz, Kelly Donovan, and Diane Csorba are psyched for pep rally. Margaret Brennan Lisa Broadwell Tracy Brostek Robyn Brown Melissa Brunhouse Stacey Bull Scott Bunson Lucy Buoscio Melissa Burbage Nikki Burrill Susan Bussey Christopher Cagnassola Suzanne Cagnassola Bryan Calvert John Emmett Capano Lisa Carpenter William Carrington Andrew Cary Juliet Cashman Jill Catanzaro Pei Lan Chang Douglas Cheek Andrei Cheroff Alice Chu Mary Jo Cintorrino Kelley Clare Adam Clarke James Class Robert Cleveland Patrick Clevenger Timothy Clouser Alexis Collazo Matthew Conway Lauren Corea William Cort Timothy Coultas Wendy Court Stephen Cowap Mathew Cowell Jennifer Crane Gregg Cruger Kevin Culligan Elizabeth Cummings Suzanne Cunningham Christopher Curty Bonnie Czander Karen Dahlinger Susan Dalton Christer Daunno Steven Davoren Denise DeFabio Robert Del Guidice Elaine Deluca Kenneth Denaker Margaret DeOliva Kevin DePalmer Kathleen DeVito James DeWitt Jonathan Diaz Adam DiBella NVD TERMS X-v N ov £ ahead LOSE A TURN J THESIS LOSE 'TVR.N i Michael DiClerico Rosa DiDario Robert Diemer Julia Dietz Elizabeth Dilorio Julie DiLauro Dina Dillon Matthew Doherty Jun Doi Stephan Dolling Troy Donoughue Daniel Dougert Erin Doyle Michael Drury Brian Dunleavy John Dunnan James Edmondon Heidi Eickemeyer William Esbeck Brian Esqueda Vincent Evangelista Douglas Fabiano Steven Faltermayer Mary Ellen Farrauto William Farrell Kenneth Feinsod Neal Feivelson Cynthia Finelli Carolyn Fink Les Finn Jr. The five faces of an underclassman-smiling, smirking, giggling, frown ing, and flirting ... David Fisher Sara Fitzsimmons Kathleen Flack Darleen Ford Jennifer Fountain James Fox Anthony Frasso Kenneth Freedman Susan Freedman Christopher Freer Suzanne Frerecks David Fried Kirsten Froden Susanne Fromhertz Kimberly Funk Patricia Gaffney Nicole Gavino Maria Germinario Jason Giaimo Eric Gibson Michael Giglio Heather Gillen Klindt Ginsberg Robert Gladden Jonathan Glatzer Andrew Goldberg Leah Goodwin Kara Goski Jonathan Graf Michele Graham j TEST? vost a CAB . yiRT“ BojOFiR£ d je! PROJECT A Go , ahead 1 V Go bac FINISHED z GO Ah£AD 3 SAV 6ooV €, E GO 2. Splaaat!” Despite being armed, an unexperienced sophomore finds him self flat out after being trampled during the 5 minute hall rush. Michael Holliday Melissa Horner Kelly Howard William Hunnell Jeffrey Hurley Kevin Graney Kathryn Gray Pamela Greco Patricia Greco Robert Gross Elizabeth Grossi Cynthia Haesler Marc Halpin Karen Hamed Amanda Hamrah Thomas Hanna Roy Hardgrove Kristal Hardy Daniel Hawkins Leigh Ann Healy Douglas Heintz Scott Helioff Jennifer Hengeveld Angela Henry Lisa Irene Henry Mary Hoblitzell Janet Hoesly Catherine Hoffman Joseph Hogaboom T.c )$( 247 Casey Huska Eric Hutton Ngo Hung Huynh Curtiss Janney Irene Jenkins Michael Jennette Laine Joelson Bradford Jonas Steven Juchnik Shara Kabakow Amy Kaplan Tara Kasaks Michael Kassinger Paul Keld David Keller Andrew Kelly David Kelly Kathleen Kelly Thomas Kelly Andy Kendeigh Paul Kieltyka Carol Kim Kyong Kim Natalie Kirschner Richard Klinghoffer Stephen Kmetz Gregg Knudsen SNOW,. PAY % LOSE ± TURN 1 RECEIVE 'AW on Frcndi Exam © WIN WRITING CONTEST move ahead Gregg Knudsen Bettina Kohler Lisa Kolton Guy Koppe Lori Koslowsky Julianne Kotcho Sharyn Kreitzer Douglas Krohn Young Yi Kwon Michael Labuda Robert Lamastra Cassandra Lammers Amy Lanam Michelle Larosa Karen Lauster David Lavender Agatha Lee Jae Lee Thomas Legones Douglas Leonard Christopher Lewand Grace Liang Michael Liaudaitis Jeanne Lind Beth Lipari Deja Littrell Michael Locascio Steven Locker Deborah Longaker Jeffrey Longo Ghislaine Loree Christopher Love John Love David Lowi Scott Luckenbaugh Betsy Lynch Holly Lytell Robert Macaluso John MacDougall Christopher Maddock Danielle Magliaro Nelson Maldonado Eileen Maly Renee Maravetz Lester Markham Jennifer Marotta John Marsh Erin Marshall Edward Martin Katherine Martin Kelly Martin Elizabeth Maslin Christopher Masterson Megan McCarthy Melissa McCoid Laura McCord Carla McDonald Kerry Anne McGeary Lori McGill Elizabeth McIntyre Thesis pApeR GO X C 2 ♦r mo e 2. p WEEK’S. yacATioiO 5. ARC. Kistr fi «©vE 5 CO $AC 60 5 60 «( -E TVfcM 3 S Brian McLaughlin Scott McNeill Glenn McSweeny Francis McTeigue Danielle MegLaughlin Jamie Meiselman Tracy Mencher Joseph Merrill Amy Metroka Butch Miller Jeffrey Miller Patrick Moffett Cory Mongno Chris Moran William Moran Meredith Morgan Brian Morris Norman Morton Chuck Mueller George Mueller Patrick Mullan Mary Jean Mund James Murray Mark Murray Marc Napoliello Elissa Nelson Jeffrey Nelson Shawn Nichols Timothy Nolan Jonathan Nolde Hi, I'm Ed. Damn glad to meet you! Ed Universo introduces himself to his new friends. Daniel Ruprecht Louis Russell Cheryl Sacco Mari Faye Sacro Michael Sadowski Claudine Salerno Susan Sanislow Lori Sapienza Jennifer Saunders Jeffrey Savers Jonathan Savers Mindy Schackman Heather Schaefer Jennifer Schmidt Abbie Schnitzer Amy Schulte Maria Scioscia Allison Scott Dashawn Scurry Richard Seely Anna Senkevitch David Sentivan Donald Sentivan Robert Shane Samantha Shanosky Brad Shapiro Sandra Sharpe Colleen Shea Michael Shenoy Barbara Sherman A Go ahead WE'EKEWO 0J 60 TO CAmtflA HOMEWORK V-OSE MATH ACE A TES 1 5.ARC ?r £ CO AHEAD 1 jV'Ov'F A HE AD p Z Go McAD 3 B C.K £ Stephen Sherman Joy Sheilds Gen Shinkai Marla Shmurak Richard Showfety Amy Shubitz Marc Silbergeld Russell Simon Jill Skolnick Glenn Slocum Douglas Smarako Adolfo Smith Jeffrey Smith Paul Sommerstein Hung Hye Song Bridget Soreth Daniel Soucek Brent Spear Craig Stamer Judith Anne Stanton George Paul Stappas Heather Stark Robert Stautberg Louis Stephens Peter Stockschlaeder Russell Stohr Bradley Stout Ingrid Strommen Christine Strond Latarso Strond Ralph Waldo Emerson's nonconformists come to life at the Student Council Coffeehouse. Jun Doi and Rob Delguidice express their happiness during a fall party. CJAjd _ _ I P oy cC f v.s. f= : I Timothy Swart Mark Swarts Claudia Tarradellas Ronald Tate Carrie Taylor Holly Anne Taylor Jennifer Taylor William Taylor John Telech John Telling Hampden Tener Stephen Tews Eric Thav Frederic Thibaud Martha Thompson Kathleen Thum Matthew Tibbals Frederick Tibbitts Brian Tilyou Alison Tirrell Peter Tomassi Jennifer Townes William Tozier Kevin Tracey Ut I Tran Keith Traynor Michael Trento Joseph Triarsi Mary Tweedie Thomas Ucciardi Pop Q'Vz. I lOSF FI Tutf v l_ B iXJc Gc f foer GO z Kristin Unice David Urbano Lucy Vacca Andrew Vaher Peter Valli Linda Van Grieken Ryan Van Sickle Michael Varano Robert Vastano Sareh Verdisco Malini Vernugopal Anthony Vigilante Matthew Vitale Angela Volino Russell Walker Kerry Walsh Paul Wampler Deirdre Watson Christopher Weber Suzanne Weil David Weiner Hope Weinstein Stephen Weinstein William Weinzierl Jamie Weiss Julie Wenta Gwen Wheeler Kathleen Wickens Kenneth Wigg Helen Wilfehrt A$ Kerry Walsh and Lucy Vacca try dutifully to complete their chemistry homework. Julie Wenta falls asleep—(obviously dreaming of Mr. Right”)! TEST ? 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Take a blow, I Challenge You ... Don t Smile Krissy, Jill there s nothing wrong with your body, Purple Rain, Wendy-Yes . . . Are you the toilet paper girls?” Howard! Sometimes I have all the luck-T.B., I wonder if the freshman thought they’d make varsity, Suzanne keep your shirt on, Erin keep your pants on, Make room for Krissy’s head!!! McDonalds after we killed Wayne Valley-thanks Mr. Bristol, Trick-or-Treating, Mary Ellen where did you get that walk??? Cheebee-Cheebee Rocka-Rocka! Book Ends, Forks-there all over! This makes it the 5th time we’ve been pulled over - Linda, papering the portables, LET’S GO CAMPING. Everyone must work on the toothpick bridge, Judy 6 Ingrid-The Clash or U-T? Judy Beauty or Betty Beauty? Linda Mike-Athlete of the Week, Carol Brady hair. We can’t have the pretties vs. the uglies ... Betsy isn’t here, Who told Linda this was formal and who told Joy it was costume? Judy’s side volley, Di cracked his glasses. Joyski, Wendski, team trip to the movies, Jill, there’s a bee on your lip, What time is it everybody??? The Wayne boys hit Bridget with a rock, Betty wears her sunglasses to bed, Krissy tie your shoes in a knot, PINGRY B., Gumby, Dip sticks, Blow pops, Judy’s Lasagna, pizza again??? Judy’s a smurf, the new smurf sweats, Mary Ellen-Madonna, You seven,” hit me if I say 'if', Joy: Beware of the moonies-Suzanne, Barry Manilow, Richard Simmons, F.I.W., Mom always said don’t play ball in Joy’s house, Mertzy, Bug-Lucy-Lori (team mascot), field goal, You’ve got to get over first,” What’s a ridit? Wendyl, white or blue polyesters tomorrow? Boomer again, Freshman take in the equipment. What is on Karen’s hand ... get in the trunk? Who broke the hubcaps-Linda, let’s go to Chatham, stay out of the trees and back yard, Mr. Turtle-friend or foe. You passed out watching a movie? Cardboard box, Dave § The Revolution, 14 people in one car, Yes ... officer sir. Is that Polo. Freshman-no ... sophomores take in the equipment, Blackwell Baby, Di-lefty or righty? Scotch Plains lost in the county tournament again. Westfield-County and Conference Champs! Congratulations To The 1984-85 Girls Tennis Team THE SMITHS Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 Good Luck To The Class Of 1988 THE KROLLS Ring. What are you doing tonight? Friendly's again? a pillow fight? spoons ... for blood! Oct. 22 Swivel D. No D. IHRA ... feel creamy” Woolworths-at 5:30 Robb Soph O More Peeon Mrs. P Suz and Denise at Grant school Let’s go dancing-or sit in a parking lot Pat's potato chips Cosimo's at 5:30 Trivial Pursuit, Body Boggle, Mousetrap Turkey swamp Get on the Express! Spaghetti and Sorry at Bob’s Watchung incident biking to Watchung M M's make friends green M M's in R’s Wendy's car ride Wildlife at Turkey Swamp X-9? The life of a Reepo Man is always intense Sometimes I wonder why I ever broke up with him” Lets Bowl Can I have a ride? Zits Film at 11 Streudal the Castrated Pam and Mark are NOT Jewish Christmas tree inspection Pooky, Kooky and Spooky NUNTIUS Thanks for the field hockey games. Bob walking home meet at the bike racks I love a man in uniform- shootl shooti’’ no more Illinois Box step You're not if you can stay on the floor without holding on Always remember: Denise’s hats, Jim's grapes, Sara's grades, Pam’s philosophies ... Dana and Lisa bounce down the steps and get locked in Bob's bathroom Her majesty Poindexter butterscotch on ice That bum has snot in his beard Lets nor get the balloon WW Get psyched But Pam, you're always late” have a nice life Gertie Gumper-She gumps! 1 was looking for something big Martians do too eat merps SPUD Spike Stock I'd rather not be in Philadelphia Sur-pise Party (again) Tuesdays! They're hairy?! D J were sucking face Attila Exclusive party Drugs, alchohol and violence ll:33 Triple dates Miss M. Any butterflies? F.F. forever I want pop! Football in the snow- at Echo Did you have fun, Mark? No. it was boring” Lets swing Wanna wrestle Dana? love, Mary Fastest spreading rumor Julie update Chutzpah Corps Garp, Hotel New Hampshire The Office and Shawn , . . about a quarter of a milk container” Driver liscenses Anything Goes Raise you right hand Skating at Brightwood I deserve a day off today On Golden Pond, Jim Jodi? P.PH. T§ C Jew hating dog P.O.T. Dan, we want to meet Peater! Chrissy’s pool Beach Boys Lets Monkey Chatam crowd Jim and Sara's toilet B.J.’s are beautiful SRI Rocky Horror Superdweeb! Fire pillages rug When in doubt, physicalize Choke me with an aspirin Hola, que pasta? Bob: hurt me, hurt me.? Dan; Where’s my whip?’ Need deep psychological help Gossip alert: Rain Bubbles party in trees Keep your pants on phones ... SKIING The sophomore twelve Are we clickey Are we still friends? Sub cliques But I don't like my friends Lisa's parties Don’t feel bad everyone was her best friend for a week Promise we'll always be firends Love you all! You are now entering another dimension, sound, a dimension of mind... Reagan Bush '84 A dimension of sight, a dimension of These years have been great I'm glad I shared them with good friends like you. Feb. 14-The Day; I love you, G.L. When we look back at it all we Never Say Never-Romeo Void ask what it means, then we look Toly, dial-l-800-123-RAPE ahead and see our future and we say oh . If you love something let it go, if it does not come back, hunt it down and KILL IT! AUCHTER AND THE ISLAND-WASTED SUMMER DON'T DIE BRUNO ARE YOU A HAPPY COUPLE? RICHIE'S RAFT SPOT PASS-TM RULES HECTIC! Mondale Ferraro '84 Mais ousont les neiges d’an .n? VtiNr G.R.- Never say never, I might like you better if we slept together. -RV us Angie Didi Heather Ingrid(Jimbo) John-John Laura Mark MT Owen Ray Rowan Sarah Stephanie And now it's time for that new game show...Word Association... 42 Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so I can't... physics again it's not THE parking lot soprano Sarah, guess what I saw today? Who ya gonna call? Don't be scared, Dent, be very, very frightened! Life, don't talk to me about life Damn! Another nail shot to hell! beat me, curse, but don't make me miss GL I'm so depressed! 3x5 autographed portrait lt's a mystery to me! Freud reigns supreme! How many roads must a man walk down? Ecuador, mi Ecuador Mark, make them go away. have some chicken Thanks to Sarah's mom for being such a good sport. Sting plays Feyd Fritz And then man went on to prove that black was white and got himself killed at the next zebra crossing. The Boat Joan kissed Rick Bauer gooney-goo-goo Didi, stop clowning around! I'M LEAVING! Are you going to MT? 0 treddled gruntbuggly... We have to get guns! tradition, DIDI Late-night Hari Krisna What do you mean there isn't a key?! blue sparkle Angie, I kill you now! triangular, purple, with white lace and feathers... How does it fit, S.B.? L.A.-epitome of a bitch Kill any rabbits lately? beach-front property in Garwood O.K. Sandra, Phoenix lives. What ever happened between you and Rob? World War III The capitalists vs. the Italians Laughter, joy and loneliness and SEX and Sex and SEX and SEX! -The Rolling Stones-1978 Rafat +...Sarah, no,Angie,no, Laura,no,Ingrid,no,Stephanie,no,hmmm,Me? G.R., why are you so afraid? The three of us-the Cinema will never be the same Let's Hitchhike! Madame Secretary... congrats some guys make pathetic iovers D.B.-Thanks for the typewriter! the fortification on the left What is love anyway? 42 The first of many years for Verhoest - it was reall Mean Joe Jean-Drill Sergeant Pep Talks Exemptions from gym- Please-l Honking through town - for reall Our first victory party - Thanks John Someone has not been on the end The Lady at Drug Fair One strand of t.p. at Jay F’s house When you’re walkin' down the street, who d'ya wanna meet - STEVE CIARROCCAI Do I see jewelry?l We're wasting time - We’re gonna crack down ls there any hairspray?? Ditched twice by Normandy Amy’s crap-mobile Christa’s sophomore sensation Julie’s cruising vessel Verhoest missing her birthday party Balloons Pam.-'What are you, SICK?!?' No, but the guy before you was! Home of the Whopper - J.J. are you really?!? Colleen and Amy’s spirit dance Christa's beauty parlor Can a cheerweader have a weech imwediment? Huey Lewis Nancy you’re awesomel Laura, yes you can have a friend - we love you Laural Stef, we can see you What side were you rooting for. Tracey? Patty, let’s paper Cag’s in less than an hour Stop scoping the stands Colleen Goober, stand up straightl That can be fun... I’m having fun.. . fun. fun, funl Jill has THE best dog Terrianne, what do you do with trash? Jill, the victim of the Hess man S.P. Cop Arrests Seniors Doug can we use your bathroom? We need t.p. head for Hess No, we don't have a lisp Jill, you do! Why don’t we all go for extra help today?l Nice buns D.K. Catherine’s Saturday morning solo Who's boxers were those anyway? P.D. and P.D. Where are your minds? In the gutterll KEEP IT ON JAY, TAKE IT OFF TED! No talking Bud Unit Dress right Nice attitude-s Patty we like your streakl Carrie’s great Thanksgiving breakfastl Maria: 'Do you have your locker signs?’ Carrie: ’And how was your day?l’ Can anyone drive tonight? Andrea and Carol cannot stand next to each other Amy, how many times were you pulled over tonight? No eating before the surprise party starts Thanks for papering - Football Players Wall Test Papering ... Let's race Who's having the Football dinner pre-party? Who’s taller, Laura or Julie? Football dinner - too short Let’s dance The bottles under the table . . . Good punch We don’t believe in chaperones Kidnapping the Football Players - Sorry Juniors Gopher girls Thanks Elena, Jerry and Devil lf we had the chance, we'd do it all again ’84 season was the bestl Thanks for all the memories WE LOVE YOU DEVILSII! PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. J. Abruzzo Congratulations Lois! Love Mom and Dad Mr. Affros Alfred the Butler and Batman and Robin James L. Atherton. Jr. Photo Editor 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Jon T. Allen Shyam and Shanta Ambardar Mr. and Mrs. Arpino We wish you the best of luck in all of your new experiences-Mr. and Mrs. A Here's wishing you the bluest skies and hoping something better comes tomorrow. -CHERYL Congratulations to the Classof 85 A friend Another friend Mr. and Mrs. Richard Auda and family Bagel Chateau Mr. and Mrs. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Barcan-Best wishes to the Class of ’85 John Bartolomeo Carol and Jerry Barton and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Bash Paul and Judy Battiloro Martha Bayerlein Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bekkedahl Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Becker - Best wishes to the Class of '85! Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bengal Arlene and David Bertrand - Congrats from Julia- Class of 1984 Best wishes from the Bests Emily Bilodeau Congratulations Grant School strikes again! Happy Future '85-Gail Boothe Dan and Betsy Boston. Editor 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bottoms - Best wishes Class of '85 Congratulations to the Class of ’85-Mr. and Mrs. George Bournazian Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Brennan and Family Steven L. Brown Editor-In-Chief 1969 Lynne and Mel Bunson -Good luck Class of '85 Mr. and Mrs. Burnside Mrs. J. Butler Eleanor and Joe Cafaro Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caizzi The Cake Family Mr. and Mrs. John E. Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. J. Campodonico The Capano Family The Carroll Family Jennifer Carlson. Editor-In-Chief 1979 Mrs. John A. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Cauterucci J.M. Chambers Vincent Chen Susie Cho- Suck My Soul” Folio. Good Luck Everyone-I'll see you guys around. Denise Chrzan Mrs. Karen Citrin Sean Clarkin - Editor-In-Chief 1972 Cogratulations to the Class of '85-The Cohens Marcia and Gus Cohen Good luck Karen and Theresy from your tennis fans! Mr. and Mrs. F. William Connor The Cosulich Family Congratulations to Catherine, a future nurse. Love the Coughlins-Mom. Dad. Michael, Tommy, and Diane Diane and Thomas Coyne Bob and Maigle Crocco Alan S. Dunning. Editor-In-Chief 1964 PATRONS Best wishes to the Class of '85-Jane and Don Curtis The Czander Family M. Czarniecki Mr. and Mrs. Henry Daalman A good education will bring success in life. Good luck—Mr. and Mrs. The Davidson Family Peter Decker The DeCristofara Family Ruhul Dedhiya Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denman The Dick family Susan Dinan Mr. and Mrs. Doi The Doll Family A friend The Donnolo Family Mr. and Mrs. Donzella Mr. and Mrs. Dovidio Doris Drury Good luck. Class of '85-the Druzeks Good luck to the Class of 1985-the Duca family Congratulations Senior class! Mr. and Mrs. J. Dulan The Daley Family The Gerard F. Dunn family Paul Eberhart Fred L. Ekstrand The Esbeck Family The Failla Family Mr. and Mrs. E.K. Faltermayer The Farmer Family Mr. and Mrs. Feidt John and Joyce Feldman Mrs. Felix Dr. and Mrs. Ferrara Barbara Fienberg. Editor-In-Chief 1980 The Filippone Family Russ and Eve Finestein Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fischer Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Fitterer Best wishes to the Class of '85- the Fitzsimmons Family Fred, Wilma, and Pebbles Flintstone Mr. and Mrs. Foley Mr. and Mrs. L.G. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Jay Frank Mr. and Mrs. Martin Frankel Mr. and Mrs. Earl Frawley Dr. Barry Freeman And yet another friend Senor Frinzi Best of luck to the Class of '85-The Fuhrmans Cathy and Tom Gaffney Carmine Gallante Congratulations to the Class of ’85-the Garofalo Family Ann Genlot Mr. and Mrs. K.A. Genoni The Gentinos Best wishes to the class of ’85-Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Gerber G G Drugs-Best of luck to the Class of ’85 Congratulations to the Class of ’85-The Gilgallon Family The Gillen Family The Gormans Dr. and Mrs. Gosen and Family Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Donald Green PATRONS Don Fowler A Friend To all my friends, remember I love you just the way you are. Pat Gerarde Mrs. Laura Griffin Sheila Grimes-To high energied Senior Runners, don't forget Como esta certain letter, and BB club. Congratulations '85!- The Grishams Congratulations and Best Wishes-Mr. 8 Mrs. Jim Gruba Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guididas Mr. 6 Mrs. Hagman The Hansens John W. Hardy Dr. Mrs. R.A. Hartkopf Lynne 8 Larry Hartzell George F. Hayden Hawkins Associates Inc. wishes the' 84-85 graduation class peace and prosperity. Mr. 6 Mrs. Hawkins The Heavey Family Congratulations to the Class of '85-Mrs. P. Heintz Mr. 8 Mrs. E. Alfred Herberich Doug Herberich. Editor 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Hess The Hills Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hochberg Mr. 8 Mrs. Holton-Congratulations Class of '85 Bill Holschuh. Editor-In-Chief 1968 Mr. Mrs. Hopkins Congratulations Cheryl-Love Mom. Dad. and Neil Edgar M. Howard Sr. Aaria 8 John Hunton IAGTBO OTSFTY MFPLMB HFALWI LYMDCA Tha Isaacsons Mr. Mrs. Charles Jacob A Friend U owe it to yourself to check out the University of Scranton. Very Competitive”-Barron's A Great Horizon to the Class of 85-86. Mr. Mrs. Albert R. Jasuta George. Jane, Judy, and Elroy Jetson Joan and Jack Congratulations to our granddaughter. Cheryl Horne-Mr. Mrs. Charles P. Kabarec Sr. Karle Mr. Mrs. Edward Kassakian The Kaswan Family Katcher Congratulations Traci and the Class of '85-you are the best! The Kays Success to Traci Kay! Love Nan Jeanne and Alexander Kay I love Binny even if I am Puerto Rican. Thanks for everything Weather Vane Staff! Love Amber, Editor-In-Chief 1985 Wishing the Class of '85 the very best of luck-The Keating Family Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kehler Mr. Mrs. Kelber Bill and Dianne Kelly and Family Kelly Communications Systems Malibu Ken Barbie David J. Kiley Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Kilkenny Mike Kimble The Kinahan Family-Congratulations to the Class of '85 Mary Dan Koikeary The Kolton Family Congratulations Aldo and the Class of '85! The Krauss Family The very best to the Class of '85-The Kreahlings Ellen and Philip Kreusky The Kril Family PATRONS Barney and Elizabeth Kroeger Gary and Leslie Kroeger With every best wish- Mrs. Peter R. Kuhn Jung Nam Kwon Mr. and Mrs Lantis Lanza Family AD ASTRA PER ASPERA Congratulations John Peter! Congratulations to the class of ’85- Dr. and Mrs. Hyman Lewis Congratulations to the class of '85-The Lewis Family Anna and Richard Liebler Good luck to everyone- The Lippers The Jack Littles The Luckes Mr. Mrs. John Mackin Mrs. Margaret MacPhee The MacPhee Family Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank H. Madden James Maher Mr. Mrs. Malack The Malicious Mauler The Malkin Family Norma and Chris Manos Wishes the best of luck to the Class of ’85- The Maravetz Family The Marione Family Pat and Steve Markowitz John and Denise Martin Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Maslin Robert. Eloise. Heather, and Robbie Mason Mr. Mrs. Richard Mastrangelo Mr. Mrs. Mathews Jennifer-Hope your remaining WHS year is as much fun as your past years. John Gail McCarthy Good Luck Class of 85- The McCarthys Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert McCullam The McDevitt Family Bruce McFadden The McKenzie Family The McKinlay Family Susie McNamara Mr. Mrs. Bruce Mellen The Menchers Mr. and Mrs. Paul Menzen R.B. Merrick Mr. and Mrs. Mescher Mr. and Mrs. Phil Michel Mrs. Catherine Mike The Miner Family Becky Miner. Editor 1962 Marilyn Monroe Lynda A. Moss Ronald K. Moss Good Luck and Happy Days to the Class of I985-Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Moss Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mucci Murphy Family Pat and Sam Muscarnera and Family Nathanson Family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson Jimmy Russell 8 Family Mr. 6 Mrs. Russo Mr. 6 Mrs. Charles Salerno Good Job, Weather Vane Staff- Mrs. P.A. Santoriello Mr. Mrs. Sawicki The Schnitzers PATRONS Congratulations to the Class of '85-Schoenberg Family Jeff Pat Schor Dr. Mrs. Schoss Hank Schottland Dr. Mrs. Schulaner Cynthia. Erin. Kelly, Allison Scott Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seely Mrs. Reno Selders Muhamed RAN DEE Shabez Mr. Mrs. Shapiro Mrs. Shaw Joan Sheehy Lynn E. Shine, Editor-In-Chief 1967 Anonymous The Sheilds Steven G. Siegel. Editor-In-Chief 1966 The Skolnick Family David M. Smith. Editor-In-Chief 1963 Mr. 6 Mrs. Linn Smith Mrs. William H. Smyers Sorger Family Ellen. Gregie, Sugar. Tim. Dave and Eva-We knew you'd make it, we just weren’t sure we’d be alive to see it - Carol, Tom Congratulations to the Class of ’85-The Splaine Family Congratulations Class of ’85-The Stahler Family Mr. Mrs. Paul G. Stappas Cece Stark Kathleen V. Steenberg May your future endeavors be as successful as your past. Congratulations-Sheri 8 Larry Stern Susan Ely Stock Never conform-Always stay the same Joyce Bob Strommen Elaine M. Swingle D.M.D. Good Job Weathervane-L.T. The Tabs Family Tarradellas Mr. Mrs. Robert H. Taylor Congratulations Di and Class of '85-Mr. Mrs. John Telling Mr. Mrs. Arthur Thompson Dr. 8 Mrs. A.M. Tonzola The Traynor Family Marjorie 8 Samuel Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Tully Karen Turiel Don’t trip, won’t see you next fall-Jeff Nelson New Neighbor Congratulations to the Class of ’85- Newham Family Nicol Family J. Hartley Newman, Editor-In-Chief 1969 Mr. and Mrs. G. Nienburg Laura Norton Best Wishes to the Class of I985-Mr. and Mrs. O’Brien Mr. O’Conner Mr. and Mrs. William F O'Conner Mitsuko Oe Have a great junior year- Orlando Family The O'Rourke Family Mr. and Mrs. Ortleb Dr. and Mrs. Robert Otl and Family Mr. and Mrs. Thurman C. Pace The Bill Parhams Best Wishes to the Class of ’85-Parnes Familly The Pavese Family To everyone, including Alan, from Whench, Gremlin, and What’s-her-name,” PATRONS Gary R. Pearson The Peluso Family Mr. and Mrs. Max Pepper The Perrys Flarvey and Ruth Ann Peters Karen L. Peters. Editor-In-Chief 1978 Scott H. Peters Patti Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Peterson The Frank Petrik Family Mrs. Pfaffenbach The Thomas Phelan Family. Editor 1963 Weather Vane William Phillips. Photo Editor 1967, 1968. 1969 - A Pro At All Times.” Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Picou Mr. and Mrs. Gladys Plafsky Congratulations Class of '85-The Playford Family The Polaskis Congratulations to the Class of ’85-The Poller Family Mr. and Mrs. Post Best of Luck to the Class of ’85-The Pravdas Mr. and Mrs. FJ. Purcell Mr. and Mrs. William A. Quinn The Quinn Family Good luck to all of the 1984-84 Yearbook staff-The Radtkes Tish and Kim Radtke The Ransom Family The Rapp Family Edna J. Reed Jean Francais Regnault The Reidy Family-Stay Always Away Congratulations junior £ senior classes -The Reifer Family Congratulations to the Class of ’85-The Reilly Family Mr. 6 Mrs. Charles Ribardo The Richman Family Tom Judy Ricker Best of Wishes Class of ’85-The Rocks Mr. £ Mrs. Robert Fohm Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so. Randy Mazzullo. Westfield Y. Madame Chairperson. Delegates A.R. E.J. Rowland Congratulations Amy. Good luck-Love Mom £ Dad Congratulations on another great Weather Vane -Bernie £ Lynn Turiel Good Life Class of ’85-The Ucciferi Family Congratulations Michele and the Class of ’85-The Ugenti Family Good Luck next year Bonnie—We love you-Pd and Mu Mr. £ Mrs. M. Van Pozwak Keep our hopes alive. Love learning all your live. Love Mom, Dad. Jay and Abha Dr. £ Mrs. Harris Vernick The Vitale Family Genevieve Walsh The Walsh Family John D. Weber-Best of Luck Senior Swimmers Christine £ Genevieve Weber Good luck Class of '85-Carolyn. Peter £ Suzanne Weil George £ Ann Weimer Larry. Judy, and Beth Weinstein Peter Yearley, Editor-In-Chief 1980 Robert Worthing, Photo Editor 1963 Geoffrey G. West, Editor-In-Chief 1962 The Zadourians PROFESSIONALS Dr. Joseph D. DeMaio, D.D.S. Dwyer, Canellis § Bell, P.A. Dr. Ghitta Eibshutz, M.D., F.A.A.P. Dr. Harris S. Vernick, M.D. Hooley, Butler, Difrancesco and Kelly Dr. William P. Liebesman, M.D. Westfield Eye Group, P.A. Dr. R.J. Scarpellino, Chiropractor Mr. Robert F. Spencer Attorney at Law The 1985 Weather Vane would like to extend a special thank you to the following people: NORMANDY STUDIOS PAUL 8 DON KEN O 'BRIEN MRS CHENG BILL PENDZUK JOSTENS YEARBOOK CO. EDITORIAL STAFF. . . CO-EDITORS AMBER KEATING 8 MARIE PRISCOE INTRODUCTION: BEVERLY BEST 8 JILL JASUTA FACULTY. GRETCHEN PETERS 8 RATHELLE REIFER SENIORS: TRACI KAY 8 PATTY MACPHEE SPORTS: DAVID GUTTERMAN 8 MARNEE HALL EXTRACURRICULAR: MICHELE UGENTI 8 ADAM KOLTON SCHOOL LIFE: THERESY SMITH 8 GREG WOLF UNDERCLASS: DIANE LEWIS 8 CAROLYN UCCIFERRI CONCLUSION: TRISH FITZSIMMONS 8 KAREN TURIEL BUSINESS: CHERYL HORNE 8 JIM SHEPHERD ART: KEVIN MCCAULEY 8 INGRID REISNER COPY: LAURA PARNES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’85 GOOD LUCK TO THE I9S6 WEATHER VANE - The 1985Weather Vane Staff BEST WISHES TO MRS. CONK AND MRS. LOUDEN WHOM WE SHALL MISS DEARLY. This book is proudly presented to you by the following: Mary Ann Bekkedahl Beverly Best Trish Fitzsimmons Sarah Grisham David Gutter man Marnee Hall Cheryl Horne Jill Jusuta Amy Ka min stein Traci Kay Amber Keating Adam Kolton Diane Lewis Patty MacPhee Dennis McCarthy Kevin McCauley Laura Parnes Gretchen Peters Marie Priscoe Rachelle Reifer Ingrid Reisner Jim Shepherd Theresy Smith Karen Turiel Carolyn Ucciferri Michele Ugenti Maureen Weiss Greg Wolf The 1985 Weather Vane would like to extend its sincere thanks to Frank Scott for all his patience, support and guidance.