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

Text from Pages 1 - 308 of the 1986 volume:

• WEATHER VANE 1986 WESTFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY Uc AVs-h 77V.9 39 m the yearbook ... a torch to relight your high school years.. . it takes its flame from your fire of spirit . . . recapture an orange autumn ... a dash across a white line ... it takes its light from your flame of inspiration ... re- call a class... a teacher... a friend ... a book ... we ask you to take this torch . . . remember by its light, anonymous 2 liberty means being able to call the most powerful man on earth a fool a rascal or worse and not get thrown into jail gary trudeau 3 i am proud of america as a free, open society dedicated to the proposition that all people are cre- ated equal, bill bradley 4 the statue of liberty has been a symbol of the opportunity to work for a world free from hunger and fear. norman vincent peaie______________ 5 6 life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are the life blood of our sys- tem. bob hope 7 long may she (the statue of liberty) stand in new york harbor------but i do wish she'd wear deodorant, joan rivers 8 just as dorothy said in the wizard of oz , there is no place like home. you only have to leave the unit- ed states to find out that's true! sally struthers ____________ 9 the statue of liberty is a wonder- ful symbol to us, and has played a very important role, not only for all americans, but for others around the world who envy our way of life, Charles schulz this symbol persists as a memory, a chal- lenge, and a hope, ed koch 11 12 america is a vast machine to be sure, but the basic cell that keeps it functioning is still the individual, bob hope 13 ,, ,11 - tolerance of discord is the most vital sign of a robust democracy, gary trudeau 1 america is all about opportu- nity, and the freedom to do what you want to do. ann landers 15 16 'V ' The 1986 Weather Vane is dedicated to the Statue of Li- berty in honor of its historic restoration. To millions of immigrants the sight of the Statue of Liberty was, and is, a deeply moving experience because it repre- sents man's long cherished dream of freedom. In this tow- ering symbol, immigrants see their own future - a future of opportunity, equality, lack of oppression, and fulfillment. In a sense, we too are immi- grants, embarking on an un- certain and challenging future with much the same hope and strong sense of optimism. May this symbol of our heri- tage of freedom inspire us even as it has, and will, inspire all those who migrate to our shores. To enlarge upon and en- hance this year's theme, the Weather Vane Staff asked various well known persons in different walks of life, as well as our own faculty and stu- dents, to comment on what the Statue of Liberty means to them, Excerpts from these re- sponses are included in this yearbook. 1986 weather vane staff co-editors: advisor: editorial staff: introduction: faculty: extracurricular: underclass: sports: school life: i vrM r conclusion business: art: staff: contributors: laura parnes jen lauraj±Jif6c1feau davla kelly david fisher greg ertjg . adorn kolton amy kaminstein sulanne pollack ona bashar kevin mccauley john love robert diemer michele larosa abbie schnitzer rachel tucker andy kelley matt daley gil margulis jeff nelson john kieltyka bill garbarini jyl skolnick Chris moran deja littrell marnee hall amy kaminstein maureen weiss david gutterman para ambardar mary hoblitzell janet hoesly sarah kreisman sanislow mavann bekkedahl T� TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION FACULTY ...... EXTRACURRICULAR SOPHOMORES ... SPORTS .......... JUNIORS .......... SCHOOL LIFE ....... SENIORS ............ CONCLUSION .......... BUSINESS ............. FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Dr. Laurence F, Green Superintendent Dr. William Foley Assistant Superintendent Dr. David Rock Director of Instruction “Ugh! No wonder it's only two calories a spoonful. Mr. Lima smiles politely as Mr. Konet discusses the pros and cons of lowfat yogurt, Dr. Joseph Muzas Computer Services Coordinator “To me the Statue of Liberty rep- resents the greatness of America: freedom, opportunity, diversity, tolerance. As Lady Liberty Is a beacon of light to New York Har- bor, so is America a beacon of light and hope to the world. — Dr. Robert Petix “Yes, honey. I'll be home for dinner. .. yes. I'll wear my hat and scarf . . and my ga loshes . . , I love you too . , ' “Freedom . ., justice .. , integri- ty , All of these concepts are embodied in this symbol of the fin- est values and principles Ameri- cans uphold. Its torch, its struc- ture, its very essence broadens and enriches the quality and meaning of democracy, with its myriad of benefits. This outward manifestation of the intangible values—we as Americans hold— mustiest forever ' —Frank Scott “The restoration of the Statue of Liberty—a new commitment to freedom in our land ' —Flor- ence Senyk Dr. Robert Petix Principal “My, what a big boy you are! Miss Learish comments on the many candles on Dr. Petix's birthday cake. Richard Konet Assistant Principal Frank X. Scott Assistant Principal Florence Senyk Assistant Principal 23 GUIDANCE Dr Casimir Jakubik Arline Archambault Director Brenda Benimeo Judith Glasser Joan Henderson 2 4 Margaret Rhein Vincent Washville ENGLISH Paula Roy Chairperson Ronald Barner David Brown I am not guilty!” Mr. Eyre finds himself im- prisoned by Mayor McCheese. To me, the Statu© of Liberty reflects my roots. I rny parents passing it on an ocean liner on their way to Ellis Island. I sense both their ago- ny and ecstasy at this moment. They must have suffered the loss of family, friends, and country, but they must have been happy with their pro- spective freedom to work, to reach and ulti- mately to become something their past was de- nying them. This became their country and with it a love for it that they gave each of their children. — Thomas Ryan Shaun Cherewich Robert Eyre Elizabeth Coriell 25 ENGLISH Beverly Geddis Jo Ann Gainer Brenda Flahault Lois Hopkins Karen Goiter Kevin Keane 26 Anne King Let s go men! Mrs. Hopkins re-enacts Washington's crossing of the Delaware. Mary Learish Virginia Mickulick Mr. Keane gloats over a record number of Thomas Ryan failures. Sally Vejnoska Ms. Roy subtly fishes for compliments.. 27 Pamela Wychunas FOREIGN LANGUAGES Suzanne Jacobus Chairperson Linda Clark Nancy Didier “Ole! 28 Donna Fenstemaker Anthony Frinzi Barry Judd John Scafaria Roberta Hollander Use Lehrer Madelyn Tochka Sourisez-vous, Madame Didier! MATHEMATICS, COMPUTER SCIENCE Margaret Bjerklie Karen Citrin Helen Coe Merilyn Diamond Have more milk 'cause milk's got more! Mr. Quagliano gets on a health kick. Kathleen Dlx Patricia Fernandes Donna Hornish Anthony Quagliano Peter Schweikhardt Frances Trees Pretending to be hard at work, an embarrassed Mr. Kapner hides his newly bought wig from the photographer. My grandfather and grandmother were a pair of those huddled masses , so the lady has always been very special to me. I particularly re- member a wonderful July evening about two years ago. I was on a har- bor cruise of N.Y.C. It started at dusk, and we arrived at the Statue in dark- ness. She was spotlighted, of course, with the Manhattan skyline behind her. What a sight! Also, this past summer on our tour of Europe, we visited Budapest in com- munist Hungary. Most buildings were surrounded with barbed wire fences. That sight made me really value Lady Liberty even more. —Kathleen Dix 31 NATURAL SCIENCES Dr. David Stoneback Chairperson Gregory Bremus Robert Brewster Shirley Cheng V kt M I ‘' White Label DEWAR’S. SCOTCH WHISKY No comment. Each time I see the Statue of Liberty I am reminded that it is one of the first sights my parents ad grandparents saw as they entered New York Harbor from their native Germany. The opportunity and freedom it represents is what motivated them to leave behind all that was familiar. I am by their courage and proud of their determination to seek a better life for their families. — Linda Pastir 32 Perry Coultas SOCIAL SCIENCES Robert Adriance Chairperson Robert Bruno Douglas Considine Anthony Berardo David Cilo Dr. James Drummond “While the restoration is long overdue, I hope once completed, that a more beautiful lady in the harbor may inspire the United States Government to be as demo- cratic in its relationship with other countries as it attempts to be with its own citizens, — Robert Bruno 35 SOCIAL SCIENCES Thomas Hornish Harriet Korchak Alan Lantis Is yours an innie or an outie? asks Mr. Bruno as he examines a student's belly button. BUSINESS Catherine Bothur Eugene Ehrlich Anthony Fotiu PHYSICAL EDUCATION l'YOU BLOCKHEADS!! Presenting Miss McFadden. the amiable field hockey coach. Richard Zimmer Chairperson Nancy Carpenter Carolyn Donner Gary Kehler Athletic Director 38 Gregory Gorski Walter Leonow Peter Lima Katherine Luckey 39 'And a one, and a two ... Mr, Leonow leads the boys' occer team in song. FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Anton Durner Jean McDermott Barbara Flynn Joseph Ragno William Hansel Arthur Silveira 40 Carol Lee Weis James Beil Mary Clifford David Shapiro Dawn Ganss 41 Lila Kirkwood Barbara McIntyre Emily Snitow RESOURCE Lillian Margolis Lorraine Besch Edward Lauerman Kathleen Noonan Ann McCormick Sarah McGrath A few years after World War IL when passenger liners were still taking people back and forth across the At- lantic Ocean in large numbers, the U.S. government used the unsold cabin space to bring into this country, refu- gees and their families. As we came into N.V. Harbor early in the morning there was a warm feeling for us Americans to see the Lady again even after only a few months. The re- action of the new people was to wake all their children and bring them on deck in their night clothes to see the statue that offered them the opportu- nity to live in freedom. — Morris Tarobar 4 2 It was recently discovered that Mr. Tarobar was the one who stole Pee Wee Herman's bicycle. Margaret Klick J ---BS 1 X 43 Marie Micione Carole Stavitski SUPPORT SERVICES Custodial Staff . . . First row: Shelton Faggins, John Pearce, Orlando Russo, Angelo Bencivenga. Second row: Greg DiGirolamo, Leonardo Longo, Ron Benko, George Webb. Cafeteria Staff . . . First row: Gessie Bfancato, Martha Costa, Anita Russo, Lena Cummings, Lorraine Kwasek, Susan Manzo. Second row. Betty Telesco, Dot Manna, Ann Webster, Jo Matino, Antonietta DiSarro, Dora Ciraola, Joanne Buonanno. Not pictured: Carolyn Lozier, Food Service Director. Denise Mosier Sandra Mykityshyn Helen Aagre Frances Newton, Eifeen Sexton Donna Dzury Elaine Goetz Florence Nickeson SECRETARIES Summer meetings . . . Josten's Workshop . . . Award for overall out- standing performance . . . John Duncan.....Sheetz .. . Leechburg's computerized yearbook . . . Camerawoman . . . Freezetag at night. . , Dukwesneh . . . Meetings in the park ... Mr. Jasuta's camera. If you could be any vegetable . . . Deadlines, Deadlines . . . Recycling with 2 people . . . Where's this artboard, where's my grease pencil, where's the caption? Don't pull a Maureen Weiss with the pictures! . , . How does your copy fit? . . . Lack of money . . . We don't look good in stripes. . . Homeroom - Mrs. Hopkins has a problem for you to solve . . Selling candy , , . don't you love yearbook?! . . . Smile, Jill - Stop smiling, Laura! , . , Mrs. Hopkins playing tennis . , . Who went to McDonald's and didn't get food for me?! . . . I'll do anything but a layout . . . Pizza for 7 without coke . . Cherewich - Who's not here ? . . . Homeroom Mayhem . . . Selling books , . , Buy a book, dammit!! 49 HI’S EYE 50 The 1985-86 HI'S EYE . . . “If it's Friday and there's school we hope there will be a HI'S EYE .. . How come there's a $600 photography bill and we still don't have any film? ... is page three really an arm of the Radical Rock Reactionaries?. . . Hey guys, we have a crisis here- everybody KEEP COOL ... If it's Tuesday and there's school, Stephanie will be in lab . . . Wouldn't it be great to do a story on Epcot Center, says David Good . . . Henry Spoy, Spart, Span, Spain, or whatever his name is . . . Come on Brecher, that's like steal- ing stories from a sophomore .. . Could we get Gil to take some cheerleading shots of Andrea Mal- kin? . , . Oops, I spilled some chemicals on my photos, says Andy Rockman ... I think Gary is in trouble with his issue , . . Well, it's not nny prob- lem . . . Diane Sfomovitz and Marly Lewis? . . . Better get Nancy some more glue ... Is this a deadline or paste ups? ... They're all out to get me ... It's about time to roast your editors Larry . .. How about doing a band story Jacox? , . . Mary Glynn, the gymnastics expert... Who's Mr. Spitz- chenko? .. . You're just a power hungry editor. . I think the whole f.g thing s—s . . Thanks for everything Mr. Clarkson, you're the best. YOUNG REPUBLICANS Inspired by secretary Betsy Maslin's intense interest in local politics, the new and reformed Young Republicans club success- fully campaigned for two state assemblymen, including Majority leader. Chuck Hardwick, and a local town councilman. Reaching out to larger areas of political activity, Edward Ungvarsky and Brian Quinn instigated discussions between club members and several national leaders in both school forums and outside events. 52 FOLIO Folio Voices Hi, I'm here to talk to you for a moment about Folio, which is a thirty-two page literary magazine ... . . . a special school publication since it consists of the artwork of students, chosen by students to make a neat, yearly package 9 9 ... No ads, just photographs, poetry, prose, essays, drawings — that kind of thing ... like to see a variety of things, and we enjoy works that show originality and creativity ... ... Just slide your work into the Folio box! . . ... policy of anonimity so that we don't know who you are when we read your submission, isn't that nice? ... ”... the staff gets it together every Monday for some discussion and food for thought ... ... spring tradition where we gather to celebrate the talents in the school; everyone is invited, and teachers as well as students perform . . . this makes things get very entertaining ... ... At the Coffeehouse, there are usually as many varieties of artistic expression as there are types of chocolate chip cookies, a ... All submissions are always deeply appreciated, so show us your art! STUDENT COUNCIL What does Student Council actually mean Ask the publicity chairman Dean To find out all the rest of the facts The Hi's Eye handles student $,C, attacks The Fall Social Barbeque postponed by the rain We got the century's darn worst hurricane Wee wee fives except on Friday But nothing could take our frig, away Drew as a woman looked rather obscene But who wouldn't do the homecoming queen Homecoming day it rained on our parade But that couldn't stop the efforts we made Who's going to see Mr. X You were the last with the hand on your neck And how 'bout the hardworking, slow forming committee For overcrowding lunch it's our main man McSweeney The spirit week we had would have never been the same Without the authenticity of our treasurer Shane For our successful blood drive the secretary was handy But who really wants ten pints of Andy As for Bill and Matt what more can we say But you'll find them in 240 at least twice a day And for all the meetings the Reps were all there The unanimous votes showed the individuals did care And for all the times we donned our best suits Thanks to the people who gave us the newts And from; Slob and Karen and Jeff and Bowbliss Cedar and Catherine and Tara and Chris Glean and Neil and or Janice O' Lisa and Peter and a fillow named Ho Foot and Pizz and Kara McLane Paul and Susan and our beloved Shane Mike and Mike and a couple of Tils Dean and Mench and a triangle of Bills Pres and Farch and Meiselmann Andy and Drew and big man Dan And to all those who made It possible And ali who made it not It's been a great year -Thanks a lot! 'Shane hereby withdraws from this all together The Student Council President-Drew Robins Vice President-Matt Azzarto Treasurer-Shane Tourtellotte Corresponding Secretary-Bill Crandall Recording Secretary-Andy Kendeigh Senior Representatives Catherine Baldwin, Jim Bowbliss, Christine Brown, Dean dayman, Chrissy Diaz, Bob Kelly, Karen Kennedy, Dan Schoenberg, Bill Scouten, Tara Vitale Junior Representatives Drew Cary, Mike Drury, Jeff Hurley, Lisa Kolton, Glenn McSweeney, Jamie Meiselman, Tracy Mencher, Janice O'Rourke, Brian Tilyou, Paul Wampler Sophomore Representatives Mike Csorba, Dave De Giralamo, Pel Ran HO, Neil Horne, Peter Kananoff, Kara McLane Sue McLynch, Mark Pizzi, Michelle Tilyou 55 NEW JERSEY BOWL This year four WHS students were chosen to par- ticipate in the New Jersey College bowl, a televised quiz show. The team consisting of Meena Ambar- dar, Wayne Hu, Bill Scouten, and Henry Span, reached the semifinals. And now the host of our game. Professor Todd Hunt . . . Avalanche, Nehru, Retort, Carlos-what a guy-no clapping after right answers. Allright, Mr, Eyre what a job-he's got someone to comb his hair and powder his nose! Bill, she's cute. bulwark, guilt, Suzanne whining, But Mr. Eyre, I'm hungry! You have to take us to McDonalds, Wayne's average: 2 questions per game, Brian Ferry? Roxy Music?? Henry 17 going on 35, Meena: satellite resource centers . . . but where are the slides? For more information call Info, 1-800-626-INFO, college in NJ-it can work for you! NEW JERSEY BOWL FRENCH CLUB The French Club this year consists of approximately 70 members. The officers are: Brigitte Raguenaud-Pres, Heather Stark-....V. Pres. Leslie Rogers-----Secretary Diane Csorba......Treasurer Through many excursions and voyages we learned about la culture francaise. We went to New York to see a French rock star and to visit a French library. We also had a terrific fete de Noel' at our president's house. Special thanks to all the seniors and also to the French speakers who helped up comprehend life in France. v r GERMAN CLUB Dieses Jahr haben wir eigentlich nicht viel gemacht, aber wir wollten vieles machen. Wir haben eine Reise nach Oesterreich geplannt, und wir wollten auch ein Brauerei besuchen, das haben wir aber nicht gemacht. Was wichtig ist, ist das zumindestens etwas geplant, nicht so wie andere Clubs. Wir werden unsere Freunde aus Deutschland (John und Kon- st annze) nicht vergessen, und wir wuenschen ihnen viel Glueck in ihre Zukunft. Vielleicht werden wir nachstes Jahr etwas unternehmen. 58 ITALIAN CLUB Italian Night , . . opera, popular songs, saltarello, tarantella ed un pranzo squisito . . . veramente all itafiena. La Festa Natalizia . , . Let's go to Piccolo Italia , . , E la Nave se ne Va . . . Federico Fellini e magnifico! Club Officers: Caroline Hawley, Jennifer Ortleb, Trocey Rettino, John Pavese, Terri Peluso, Greg Feldman. 59 LATIN Snoopy Badge! Snoopy Badge! Toga! Toga! Toga! Hie Haec Hoc! Saturnalia! Certamen! J.C.L, . . Yeah Latin Club! . . . Long live Bill! Mindy, want another pie? —Don't worry we still Luv Ya! . . , A Roman walks into a bar and asks for a martinus. The bartender replies, You mean a martini, The Roman says, NO! If I want a sec- ond one, HI ask for it! . . . What did Caesar say when he was zapped by a robot_with a laser gun? Et tu, D-2? Longe societatem Latini vive! V 60 y MASK N MIME A close-knit group of dedicated actors, directors and techni- cians, the Mask and Mime Club loves to ‘'play . From its zany production this fall of The Madwoman of ChaiHot to its spring musical to its energetic participation in drama competitions, our little company is always ready to get its show together and take it on the road . Under the leadership of CAG Guttadora, this creative ensemble possesses, as Uta Hagan would say, a true respect for acting 61 SPANISH CLUB ii La cultura y la diversion!! The cultures and good times would not have been possi- ble without el aumento de los fundos ... Football games, bake and cookie sales, Valentine's carnations. After fundraising, the fun began . . . holiday fiesta, dinner at Chi-Chi's, improvisational group (Good Clean Fun), Nueva york, fiestas, fiestas y fiestas Quieres Vivir? . . . Actually we con- tinued to help other people by sponsoring Aldo, an eight-year old Mexican child, con- tributing to earthquake and volcano victims in Mexico and South America and donating to the Westifeld High Food Basket. mm LAW FORUM LAW: A BODY OF OFFICIAL RULES AND REGULATIONS, GENERALLY USED TO GOVERN A SOCIETY, AND TO CONTROL THE BEHAVIOR OF ITS MEMBERS. FORUM: AN OUTLET FOR DISCUSSION OF MATTERS OF INTEREST TO A GIVEN GROUP. . . . Together, this years LAW FO- RUM, started by senior. Tiffany Slit- kin, promotes not only an awareness into the different vari- eties of the law, but the relation- ship that law can play in our ev- eryday lives. As a group we will formulate mock trials, hear guest speakers, attend trials in session, and as extra activity attend monthly meetings of another law club, and at a Westfield law firm. 63 MARCHING BAND Beginning with August Band Camp, the WHS Marching Band performed at competitions and events through December, culminating with a show at the Brendon Byrne Arena for the N.J. Nets. 1985 was their best com- petitive year finishing sixth in the Eastern Regional Cham- pionships with their highest cumulative scores. They also led the cheering at the football games and appeared at the Westfield Halloween and Memorial Day parades. 64 CLUB A WARENESS Minority students make up approximately four and one half percent of Westfield High's student population. 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 Aware- ness Club, which is also supported by the Westfield Y.M.C.A., welcomes active participation by all students. The Awareness Club has been involved in sever- al activities this year and others are planned. Some of the activities for the '85 - '86 school year are: 1. Participation in the Y.M.C.A. Leadership Program. 2. Visitation to Essex County College annual Col- lege Fair. 3. Participation in the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Assembly Program. 4. Participation in the annual Negro College and Scholarship Fair at Rutgers University. 5. Service project for the P.T.O. 6. Contribute to the Neighborhood Council for needy people 66 67 LIGHTING CREW The force behind all Westfield High School productions, this unseen crew monitors, operates, gels and focuses the lights. Under the leadership of Roy Vella, Captain, and Neal Feivelson. Co-Captain, this highly responsible crew is on call for all incoming shows which utilize the WHS auditorium. For the first time, the Symphonic Band was offered from Septem- ber to June, It performed several concerts, beginning with a Caba- ret style performance in the WHS cafeteria in December. In the Spring it will present an outdoor concert and hopes to travel to other areas of the country to perform. 69 ART CLUB Throughout the school year the Art Club participates in several fund-raising activities to sponsor the Art Club Ser- vice Awards and the Annual Art Club field trip. The Art Club of '85-86 carried on the traditional sale of decorated pumpkins for Halloween, crafts and baked goods for the Holiday musical program and the red and white Cupids who deliver arrows with secret messages for Valentine's Day. This years officers are: President—-Susie Cho Vice President—Jeff Nelson Secretary—Kevin McCauley Treasurer—Steve Patchett Advisor—Mr. Art Silveira But I can't draw! That's O.K., you only have to be willing .. . 3-D pumpkins sell! . . , Will Susie ever finish her Medusa? . . . Make with one hand, bake with the other. Nothing too cutsey. But I don't want to work a table! I'm not an artist—I don't take art . . . Don't worry about it-Mr, Silveira will take care of it. Mr. Art Mark Drew Silveira—a coincidence? I ORCHESTRA The WHS orchestra began its year with the return of conductor Joseph Ragno, Their first concert, which took place in December, vas a great success, due to the hard work and determination of fs members. One of the contributing factors to the orchestra's uccess was the increase in the string players in number and ability, especially when coupled with the strong woodwind sec- ion. The orchestra successfully executed and performed pieces hroughout the year. 71 FILM CLUB The Film-making club provides an opportuni- ty for students interested in all aspects of pro- duction, from writing, acting and directing to the technical areas of filming, editing, and special effects. This year's efforts were primari- ly geared toward the creation of 30-minute video film in the Indiana Jones tradition. The size of the Club necessitated double and triple responsibilities for each of the members and the result can only be deemed highly satisfac- tory to each of the participants. HILDERN’S THEATRE What a gift to retain the unbounded imagination of a child! The members of the Children's Theatre Troupe at Westfield High School have both retained and nurtured their precious talent and used it to bring both laughter and les- sons to little children throughout Westfield, Their numerous performances at schools during Fire Prevention Week and at the nearby Children's Specialized Hospital have been greeted with enthusiasm, awestruck attention and squeals of delight. 73 KEY CLUB 74 The Westfield H.S Key Club is sponsored by the local Kiwanis organization and is a service organization hoping to build char- acter, leadership, and self worth. This year's Key Club officers were: Andrea DeRosa—President Carolyn Ucciferri—Vice President Tara Vitale—Secretary Karen Kennedy—Treasurer The club's activities in 1985 and 1986 included selling raffle tickets for Spaulding for Children, college night. Food Drive, Clothing Drive, ice carving contest held by the Chamber of Commerce, participation in the community's activities under a program entitled Manpower Hours for Mankind. We are also engaged in helping any organization to run their events to help others. CHOIR The choral department is made up of three choral groups, These groups are the Choraleers, Concert Choir, and Mixed Chorus. Each per- forms in the two concerts dur- ing the year - the December Holiday Concert and the May Spring Concert. The choirs sing a wide variety of music rang- ing from popular songs to Han- ders Messiah. All of the choirs are under the direction of Mr, James Beil, who with his extreme talent and great sense of humor keeps the choirs singing! wwpi 'frpH 'FP1 P ri1 iirrffWHPffWiiw GUITAR CLUB The Guitar Club is a new dub this year and seeks to bring together students with wide ranges of guitar expertise and interest in guitar mu- sic, Activities included talks by members, and illustrations of some techniques by members and out- side speakers. BILLIARDS CLUB The Westfield High School Billiard's Club was newly formed this 1985-86 school year. The club was organized by a group of students who were interested in sponsoring Billiards as a social and competitive event. The club is growing and has sponsored its first tournament. 76 CHESS CLUB This year's chess club meets every Tuesday after school throughout the year, During this time the students compete in tournaments. This year's president was Joe Grande, the vice-president was Kevin O'Brien, and the advisor was Mr. Gosiin. ., . Will Ross ever win a game?! . . . Be there or you're out of the club ... no talking in Korean permitted ... Best of luck to next year's chess club. 77 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB The Psychology Club is dedicated to broadening the horizons of psychology under the expert super- vision of Mr. Cilo . . . Yeah, right. . . Can anyone get the Mental Health Players? ... No thanks, I won't try to call... Susie, where are the posters? .,. Lisa, help me stuff announcements into mailboxes; I don't care if you're taking a Bio test . . . Deb, did you screw up the room number again? . . . 256A? B? C?? .. . Sometimes I wonder. . . What do you mean there's a conflict with the Art Club? You can't come? Priorities, priorities! ... If you think I'm going into that computer room one more time ... Yes, we will get something accomplished this year . . . MATH LEAGUE From October to April the W.H.S. Math League par- ticipates in State-wide contests. These contests con- sist of six mathematical problems. The problem solv- er must have the ability to sort through the given information and then solve the problem. The top scores are then recorded to determine the teams state position. CRAFT CLUB O.K. What do you want to do? Who's bring the food? Squirt and Squirt jr. . Cookies from Cooky's. .. scraps ... no plaids . . cabbage patch dolls . . . Children's Specialized or Convalescent Center . . , more scraps... my “Mom pillow. Club Day , . . who's covering 6th period on Club Day? . . . You don't have to know how to sew, really... don't say that nasty “$ word ... Sub!!! Cancel the meeting!... Beach Day!!.. . misspelled flyers . . , When's the next meeting?! WILDERNESS CLUB The Wilderness Club allows its members to get close to nature in the way of hikes, canoe trips, etc. Their first hike was to the Delaware Water Gap. In the spring, they went on more hikes and a canoe trip under the advisement of Mr. Oshust and Ms, Fernandes ... 10 miles! I thought you said 81 ... I remember back in El Paso, Texas ., . Water, water, who has the water? ... Will we die if we drink from the stream? .. . Thank God for oranges . . . How many more miles?!? Thanks Mr. O! 80 SA TURDAYSCIENCE In the year of the return of Halley's Comet, Saturday Science heard of comets from noted astronomer. Prof. R. Schommer. Saturday Science seeks to promote excellence in the many fields of science and to present discussion- seminars that can be understood and appreciated by stu- dents with a wide range of interests and scientific apti- tudes. Saturday Science seeks speakers on issues that are current and provides students the opportunity to discuss careers with working scientists from industry, research insti- tutes, and universities. Professional scientists lecture - and discuss their own areas of expertise. Topics ranged from Halley's Comet to Genetics. Field trips in the spring of the year take students to places of scientific interest. Last year the group visited the Franklin Institute, the Rodin Museum, and the Philadelphia Art Museum on one beautiful spring day and then went on the annual trip to the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. Each meeting starts with gen- erous amounts of fresh cider and doughnuts. 81 SCIENCE FICTION CLUB The Science Fiction Club is a group of people interested in saving science fiction in all of its forms. We usually watch films and have discussions on the film. We are a distinguished group, smart, bright, and intelligent. 1) Ghost Busters- shoot them down . , down .. down 2) Star Trek - beam me up Scotty ., . I'm giving it full power, Captain. May the force be with all that believe in the Science Fiction Club. May all new forms of life have the force behind them. Good luck all. i 82 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS The International Affairs club works to prepare students for their participation in the Model United Nations program . . . Students select countries to represent, then conduct research on selected issues in order to accurately represent their coun- tries at the Model U.N. simulation. 83 YOUNG LEFTISTS The Young Leftists are a liberal group of WHS students dedicat- ed 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. Activi- ties include open seminars on Nuclear Weapons, Student Rights, Capitol Punishment, South Africa (apartheid), and Latin America. The club also sponsored workshops on Human Rights, Internation- al Relations and a school debate on Arms Control. The club devoted time to working at soup kitchens in Newark and Plain- field, NJ. They also attended an Anti-Apartheid March in Newark. RADICAL ROCK Th© Radical Rock Reactionaries was formed last spring by Gil Margulis ('86) and with the help of Mr. Bob Bruno, our benevolent advisor. It was formed in order to increase the awareness of alternative styles and forms of music. There is a wide variety of music out, however, commercial FM radio will not play most of it because it is not commercial enough. The club attempts to bring this underground music to the surface and attention of the students at WHS through a wide variety of programs and activities for the student at school. The Radical Rock Reactionaries have an ongoing series of movies that are available to the students. Titles have in- cluded Rock 'n Roll High School and Tommy . In addi- tion, the club has sponsored talks by various local musical experts. Speakers invited to address club meetings have included members of Whirling Dervishes, Animation, and Lenny Pugliese who played guitar with the Four Seasons, Most importantly, the Radical Rock Reactionaries have sponsored concerts in the high school in order to give local talent an opportunity to perform, which was needed due to the lack of opportunities presented by the ineffective Student Council, Last May's coffeehouse featured the music of The Leisure Set, Wavelength, and The Fundamentals, On November 15th, the highly successful Armaggedon Gig was held in conjunction with the Young Leftists. The music of the Whirl- ing Dervishes was featured and was supplemented by the exceptional performances of Sophisto Funk and The Unem- ployed. Future concerts are scheduled to be held later in the school year. Radical Rock Reactionaries is working towards the day when the Top 40 is not forced down the throats of Young Americans and all types of music is played on commercial FM radio. Till that time, our job is not completed. KICK OUT THE JAMS!! NO GROOVES ROCK ON, Gil Margulis Club Founder and President P,S. Special thanks to Kevin Jacox, Bryan Calvert, Gregg Gehrlein Animation (for helping me see the light) and all the other club members who had the desire to stand up for good music and help the club out when your help was needed the most. PHYSICS CLUB The physics club contemplates the application of physics in our universe. The club's advisor Mr. Greenman along with President, Mary Tweedie; Vice President, Jeff Oslick, Treasurer, ftoy Vella, and Secretary, Toly Feygin planned contests, trips, and activities to better compre- hend various physical principles. 86 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an or- ganization whose members are cho- sen for the traits of scholarship, service, and character. These qualities are illus- trated by the letters SLSC on their em- blem. This year's activities included a flea market, recycling, helping at Col- lege Night, and helping at Back to School Night. Throughout the year, members aid the administration in the library, the nurse's office, and SARC. Many thanks are extended to our members for be- ing so cooperative. Also, a special thanks to Mr. Quagliano, for his invalu- able help. Good Luck to all of you. 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 SOPHOMORES Scott Adams Stefan Agnone Kelly Anacker Suzanne Apel Nicholas Apruzzi Kimberley Aslanian Luke Ayd Richard Badore Bela Rosa Bashar Jennifer Battilord Michael Becker Shawn Beddows Michelle Beese William Bellomo Whitney Berkebile Robin Bermingham Joseph Bilman Glenn Biren Monique Blackmon Lori Blocker Anna Bottorff Beatrice Boublis Kimberlee Boyd Alfred Brand Ross Brand Erik Braxton Amy Briemer After receiving a 10 page thesis paper due the day after vacation, Jen Verrier and Nancy McSalis plot the assassination of their English teacher, SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . Abb© Ann© Brodi© Edward Brolin Brian Broom© Eric Brophy Charles Brown David Brown Kyle Bryan David Brzezinski Anthony Buoscio Aileen Burk© Evan Burstein Jon Cagnassola Phillip Cognassola David Caizzi Michael Canata Andraya Cannon Karen Capuano Joseph Caramico Christina Caroe John Carroll Lynn© Cassidy Audra Castellano Michel© Ceklosky Kara Chambliss Jeannette Chang Jos© Charvet Vincent Ch©n Stephen Chesney James Cho Richard Chomeau )PHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . Daniel Chorost Hong Shik Chough Giovanna Ciullo Winston Clinton Karyn Clyne Cara Cognetti Michael Cohen Deborah Cole Gretchen Cole Michelle Collins Jennifer Comstock Todd Conover Karen Conrad John Cook Sean Cooney Alexandra Corbin Diane Coughlin Michele Cozewith Jennifer Crane Gregory Cranwell Michael Csorba D'Mitri Czarnecki Matthew Daley Jill Dame Edward Daniel Michael Daniels Hayley Danser Karen Fallow is quiet as she is given 100 hours of detention by Dr, Petix. SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOP Lawrence Darrow Ronald Dau Michelle Davidson Joe Deer David Degiralamo Peter Delazaro The lady who stands so tall, shows her beauty to all. Her beauty is something for us to see, she shows the freedom of you and me the pride she shows for America may be, the sprit of Liberty for every family. —Lynne Cassiddy At the bonfire, Kristina Pouch and Amy Jacobson wait for the op- portune moment to exchange the book of blank hall passes. Gregory Devitt David Dickison Antoinette Didario Krista Dietterich Brian Dilks Nick DiPierro Charles Dombroski Tara Donnelly Darren Dorris Erin Doyle Matt Duckworth Jamaille Dudley John Duelks John Duffy Susan Dugle Dave Dulan Mark Dulyn Jacquelyn Dupras D MORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES ... SOP Kristen Edgar James Edmondson Edward Einhorn Alec Eisenstein Noah Eisner Christian Emanuel Paul Emanuel Diane Emtage Margaret England John Esposito Clinton Factor Christian Fahey Karen Fallowes Charlotte Faltermayer Samantha Feder Helene Fink James Finn Patrick Fischer Michael Fitzgerald Deane Fizzell Brendan Flaherty Elizabeth Flanagan Nancy Flickstein Timothy Flynn James Foster Kim Frager Christopher Fraser Eduardo Freire Fia Corbin ... I picture the statue as welcoming all to America with open arms. Lisa The Body Graf shows off her wrestling skills SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . Michael Gagliardi Kimberly Gandelman William Garbarini Lara Garbowsky Kimberly Gardiner Todd Garran Clayton Garrels Patrick Garrison Anne Garrity Kristy Gearhart Jennifer Genlot Eric Gerckens Karen Gerdes Maria Germinario Dana Gerraty Jane Giannone Jennifer Gilbert Daniel Ginsburg Christine Gladstone Jeffrey Glasco Jack Glynn Timothy Glynn David Goobic Scott Goodsite Heather Gouldey Lisa Gray Melissa Greenwald Elizabeth Griswold Andrew Gutterman Christopher Hackett Kathleen Thum is hesitant after being offered candy by a strange teacher. OPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . Jason Hagman Charles Hall Courtney Hall Leslie Handley Janet Haniak Maureen Hanna Colette Harrington Nancee Harrington Tiffany Harris Michelle Hartman Karey Harwood Gary Hayden Heather Heatly Paul Heavey Kerry Hertell Scott Hevert Christopher Hinman Pei Pan Ho Alison Hofflich Neil Horne Patrick Houlihan Roberta Huang Dean Huddleston Scott Hunsinger Laura Hyslop Joseph lacono Keith Isernia SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . Frank Isoldi Christopher Jackson James Jackson Peter Jackson Amy Jacobson Suzanne Jeans Kristine Jeremiah Holly Johnson Jennifer Johnson Peter Kazanoff Kathleen Keegan Edward Keenan Judith Kelly Pamela Kelly Francis Kemp Paul Kennedy Monica Keppler Heide Kevoe Elena Khan Glenn Kiesel • Nam Hee Kim Trisha Kimble Lance Klein Meryl Klinghoffer Christine Kmetz Laura Kocaj Allyson Kolesik iOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . Carla Komar Robert Kornicke Kathleen Kreahling Rachel Kreisman Lindsay Kroll Stephen Kulpa Christopher Kurz Stefanie Lalor Joseph LaRosa Jill Lau Deirdre Lauder Heather Le Breton The statue lifted peoples' spirits and their hope for success.” Rob Shovlin “To many immigrants the statue means a land of fantasv where dreams can come true.” -Jen Ryan Michael Leegan Steven Leitner Wayne Letwink AnnMarie Lewandowski Susie Freedman rubs her temples and acci- dentally puts herself in a trance. Kelly Liang Denise Lienhard Peter Lima Kimbernyse Lindsay Michael Linenberg Julie Linn Nadine Lisica Kevin Lombardi Nathan Loofbourrow Brandon Lopresti Kenny Lowenstein Jennifer Luerssen SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . Douglas Luka Jason Lynch Nicolle Lyon Anna Mackl© Steven Maclean Michael Maher Scott Manning Steven Manning Kristi Mannino David Marshall Kelly Martin Peter Martin Sarah Martorina Craig Mastrangelo Heather Mathews Glenn Maurer Tracy Mazza John McCall Chris McCauley Kathleen McGeary Dennis McGorty Lara McKenzie Joseph McKeon Kara McLane Colin McLane Susan McLynch John McMeekan Nancy McSalis Karl Meissner Todd Melka SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . Thomas Mellina Kristine Metzger Christian Miller Kristin Miller Pnina Miller Stephen Miller Nicola Mills Anthony Mitchell Lisa Marie Moline Robert Mollard Michelle Mongno David Monninger New heights in adventure, this sophmore actually willingly tried a Rainbow Lunch . Lisa Monteleone Tiffany Morse Norman Morton Jr. Jennifer Moser James Mozoki Stacey Muller Eric Munz Warren Nakatani G. Joseph Nardone Lori Nelson Mark Nelson Amy Nepo Darryl Newman June Nichols James Nicholson Nicole Nolas Linda Novello Michael Nuzzo SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES rolAA i iv Wenda Reichard “The statue to me shows the hard work it took to buifd the power we have today, -Jim O'Conner Patrick O'Brien James O'Connor Eileen O'Donnell Charles Ott John Paliarino Drew Parkhurst Christopher Pass Ronald Pecina Christine Pereira Lynn Pereira Natasha Petroff Mark Pizzi Waiter Plinton Kristina Pouch Betsy Powars Kristen Pray Brian Pretlow Rhonda Prunty Thomas Pryor Kimberly Radtke Jill Raeter Virginie Raguenaud David Ranaldo Frank Rathgeber Junior Rachel Graves and sophomore Jill Lau enjoy some happy final moments before Jill resigns from the gymnastics team, SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . , SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES. . Barbara Reiss William Reynolds Kenneth Riley Michael Rinaldi Thomas Risse Leah Roane Janet Roberson Faith Robertson Claudia Roles Jane Romeo Ross Rosen Elisa Ruth Rosenthal TfMMlfFr) Zorica Rosu Lisa Rubel Amy Rumphrey W. Craig Russell Claire Ryan Gavin Ryan Jennifer Ryan Doreen Sadowski Roxanne Sainz Amy Sananman The statue is a mark that gives us the chance to prove ourselves and pursue what we want to do in life ' -Liz DiLorio Mike Kassinger looks dreamily as he sees the sexy body behind the camera. Abby Saunders Anne Scheide Elisabeth Schindler Gregg Schmalz Maria Scioscia SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . Paul Scouten Christine Seagren Jennifer Seline Marjorie Shames Henry Shaw Meegan Sheehan Christina Sheehy Danielle Shereshewsky Adam Sherman James Sherman Robert Shovlin Suzanne Siberry Marcelle Siegel Sharon Simon Karam Singh Susie Sirota Lauren Sklar Brian Slomovitz Valerie Smit Brennan Smith Kevin Smith Kristin Sobey Jennifer Spirn Gerald Stabenow Jennifer Stagaard Christopher Stappas Sarah Stevens Amy Stivale Kevin Stock Glen Stockett Bill Esbeck, in a hurry to find a secluded bush before his race, ponders the thought of some- one discovering him. DPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . Nicole Strafaci Sharon Streeter Robin Suggs Leslie Swerdzewski Laszlo Sztancsik Gary Szymanski Mark Tabs Alisa Tagliareni Christopher Takonis Dora Tershakovec Jennifer Thompson Michelle Tilyou Alexis Topar Patricia Townes Ut Van Tran Neal Troum Bradley Tune Kerri Twiste Erin Doyle's father informs Erin that she spends too little time on school- work and too much time braiding her hair for cheering. Christine Ugenti Jay Unger Elizabeth Upham Joseph Urso Kristine Van Sickle Adam Vella Todd Venckus Matthew Vergamini Jennifer Verrier Karen Voorhees SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES Thomas Waldbaum Jennie Wallace Edith Waltner Thomas Ward William Ward Melinda Waterhouse John Watt Aaron Weber Janet Weinstein Rebecca Wendroff Jessica Wildstein Maiinda Williams Jay McMeekan, cover boy, shows off his sexy legs. The lady shows that we are free to do almost everything we want. Ed Daniel Steele Williams Tilya Williams Patricia Wilson Matthew Wingate Keith Wittel Scott Wolfe Howard Wolfson Scott Wooster Anne Wright Max Wunderl© Karen Wysock Jonathan Yarrington Shiang Yeh Jeffrey Yemin Lisa Zemel Kevin Zippier OPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . k 1 7 r% SPORTS First Row D. Lavender, S, Hannah, P. Dineen, C. Factor, J. Juelis. M. Giacone, M. Byrne, J, Davidson, T, Mott. J. Pepper, Second Row: M. Jaczko, J, Diaz, M. Nelson, M. Varano, D, Carey, A. Kendeigh, C. Masterson, T. Prybylski, T, Graf, V. Russo, Third Row: S, Nichols, L. Pierce, K. DePalmer, B. Tilyou, R, Seely, M. Tibbals, C. Stamer, B. Tozier, C. Mueller, Fourth Row: F, McTeigue, G, Senus, J, Hurley. J. Meiselman, Wampler, M. Giglio, M, Holliday, J. Murray, Fifth Row: C, Ott, B, Lopresti, P. Lima, J. Esposito, A. Brandt, M. Rinaldi, D. Fiz- zeli, C, Miller, J. Dueiks. Sixth Row: R. Dau, B, Pretlow, H.S. Chough, G. Biren, J. DeRubeis, R. Shovlin, J. Mozoki, B, Cornicke, Seventh Row: S, MacLean, T. Venckus, C. Factor, D. Monninger, D, Brown, C McLane, M, Canata, M. Leegan, Eigth Row: Coach J, Cathcart, Coach Ron Bar ner, Coach Ed Tranchina, Coach B Mellot, Coach P. Lima, Trainer A. Packer. L, Longo, WHS 7 OPPONENT Rahway 0 0 Kearny 8 7 Elizabeth 33 0 Union 49 11 Cranford 21 7 Linden 14 25 Scotch Plains 28 20 Irvington 0 0 Plainfield 0 The 1985 Varsity Team ended the season with a record of 2-6- 1.......Only nine seniors on the roster... The team improved steadily through the season . . . Co-captains which led the team were seniors Mark Giacone and Jay Juelis . . . We give great thanks to Coach Tranchina, 115 OTBALL WHS OPPONENT 0 Indian Hilis 3 3 Bridgewater East 1 1 Randolph 5 8 Union Catholic 0 9 Linden 0 3 Ridgewood 0 3 East Brunswick 2 3 Scotch Plains 1 2 Ridge 0 2 Governor Livingston 2 12 Plainfield 0 7 Rahway 0 5 Montclair 0 2 Kearny 1 5 Elizabeth 0 0 Northern Highlands 0 5 Johnson Regional 0 Ik. The 1985 Varsity Girls' Soccer team had a great season this year . . . The final record was 17-3-2 ... Clinched both the Watchung Conference and the Union County Champi- onships . . . Progressed to the semi-finals of the State Tournament . . . Many thanks to their coaches George Kapner, Toni Bristol, and Shaun Cherewich. 116 First Row: M. Vernugopal, T. Peluso, W. Mertz, K. Pouch, S. Hevert, J. Voorhees, W. Maher, M. Schuvart, S. Williams, Second Row: J. Avis, B. Perry, K. Lauster, E. Cummings, T. Post, K. Voorhees, Third Row: Coach G, Kapner, Coach $. Cherewich, T. Kasaks, A. Pearce, T. Mencher, J. Shields, M.E. Farrauto, E. Doyle, Coach T. Bristol. GIRLS’ SOCC WHS OPPONENT 1 East Brunswick 2 5 St. Joseph's 2 2 Del Barton 1 4 Union Catholic 3 4 Linden 7 Millburn 2 3 Scotch Plains 2 7 Irvington 0 0 Montclair 0 7 Plainfield 0 5 Rahway 0 2 Kearny 5 Cranford 0 1 Elizabeth 2 7 Union 0 2 Roselle Catholic 0 3 Union 1 3 Scotch Plains 2 2 Union 1 2 Montclair 0 118 Both boys' soccer teams, under coaches Walter Leonow, Ed Lauerman, and Chuck Ropars, finished the season suc- cessfully . . . The varsity team had a record of 19-3-1 and junior varsity had a record of 13-1-1... There were 24 letter winners . . . Special recognition goes to Rob Schmalz, Gino Piaggio, Gregg Schmalz, and Mike Drury who were named to the 1st Union County Team and Anthony Coleman, Brad Shapiro, Brian Noerr, and Chris Freer who were named to the 2nd Union County Team . . . The JV team won the counties and are presently Union County Champs . . - The Varsity team became Union County Champs, Watchung Conference Champs, and State Sectional Champs . . . 119 SOCCER CHEERLEADERS First Row: K. Donovan, J. Ryan, K, Haag, Second Row: Coach A. McCormick, E Kahn, S. Fitzsimmons T Twiste K Radtke. Top: A. Taglerini. First Row: C. Baldwin, T. Maresca, T. Rettino, Second Row: K. Lindsay, T. Radtke, E. Doyle, S. Gerdes, S, Moss, A. Malkin, Third Row: A. Scott, J. McCall, R. Reiter, C. Thomas, K. Capuano, J. Holton, M,A. Bekkedahl, Coach E. Verhoest. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS First Row: T. Hurly, C. Ugenti, J. Dietz, J. Dame, B, Maslin, R. Brown. S. Sheehy, M. Young, L, Lockery Second Row: E. De- Luca, J. Haynes, M. Hobiitzell, M. Brunthouse, 8. Ritter, K. GaHager, H. Michelle, D. Ford, G. Cole, C Roles. Third Row: N, Carpenter (coach), K, McLane, J. Johnson, N. Stamatoff, L, Pereira, M. Thompson. N. Cunningham, K, Timko, M. Tweedie, C. Pereira, K. Quill, J. Battiloro, M, McFadden (coach). The 1985-86 Girls Field Hockey Team finished their sea- son with a 2-7-5 record . . . Junior Mary Tweedie scored the most goals, with 5 for the season, and Juniors Julie Dietz and Mary Hobiitzell greatly contributed with 2 assists each . . . Congratulations to Mary Tweedie for being named to the 2nd Team - All Union County and for her Honorable Mention North Jersey Field Hockey All Star Team . Congratulations also to Claudia Roles for Honor- able Mention - All Union County . . . Thanks to Coaches Maggie McFadden and Nancy Car- penter . . . Good luck to the 1986-87 team!! 122 WHS OPPONENT 0 Pingry 0 0 Cranford 5 0 East Brunswick 0 6 Scotch Plains 0 0 Summit 6 0 Union 1 0 Summit 4 0 Sayerville 0 1 Cranford 2 1 Kent Place 5 0 Montclair 5 2 Scotch Plains 2 1 Union 3 Roselle Park 1 123 HELD HOCKEY First Row: L. Stephens, R, Albertson, C, Russell, T. Walsh, J. Brennan, A, Clarke, R. Kane, J, Grisham. Second Row: S. Hevert, D. Wright, P. Sommerstein, C, Johnson, D. Urbano, K. Culligan, C. Conway, Coach J. Martin. Third Row: D. Dubrosky, B, Esbeck, C. Maddock, T. Yockel, D. Soucek, M. Conway, J. Dowell. Under Coach John Martin the Boys' Cross Country team finished with a 10 - 0 record, making 19 consecutive victories. Outstanding Achievements include ... 1st Watchung Con- ference ... 1st U.C.I.A.C. . . 3rd State Section- als .. . 3rd State Group IV . . . 3rd Stewart Memorial ... 3rd Manhattan College. WHS OPPONENT 50 Linden 15 45 Plainfield 17 42 Cranford 18 50 Rahway 15 ’50 Irvington 15 50 Kearny 15 43 Union 18 38 Elizabeth 19 47 o Scotch Plains 16 47 Union Catholic 16 124 WHS OPPONENT 23 Plainfield 35 43 Linden 16 36 Cranford 21 26 Kearny 29 29 Union 27 24 Union Catholic 32 Rahway forfeit Irvington forfeit Scotch Plains forfeit Elizabeth forfeit First Row: S. Shanosky, A. Wimmer, S. Grimes, M.Doll, L. Broadwell, K. Pasterczyk. Second Row: L. Graf, M.E. Raguenaud, C. Walsh, J. Grant, K. Mannino, H. Danser, Coach T. Hornish. Third Row: C. Faltermeyer, L. Garbowsky, R. Wendroff, S. Lalor, L. Flannigan, C. Suiter Under Coach Tom Hornish the Girls' Cross Country team finished with 2 wins, 4 losses, and 4 forfeits to Westfield. Outstanding Achievements include . . . 5th Watchung Conference . . . 6th Union County , . . 6th State Sectionals. Within the team 6 mem- bers received letters. 125 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY First Row: M. Greenwald, E Myrick. Second Row: G. Tejada, C. Diaz, P. Berry, S. Verdisco, R. Graves, J. Lau, R. Vernugopal, Coach H. Velez. f Under Head Coach Hiram Velez the Girls' Gym- nastics Team was very successful... They compiled a 9-1 record . . . They achieved many accomplish- ments , . . Second in County . . . Qualified for sec- tionals , . . Impressive indiviual achievements includ- ed . . , Ranjini Vernugopal's 6th place in vaulting in County . . Chrissy Diaz's 4th place vaulting in Coun- ty and 5th in All Around County. 126 WHS OPPONENT 92.25 Union Catholic 90.30 96.25 Johnson 91.55 97.35 Scotch Plains 101.50 98.60 Kenilworth 93.95 82.95 Kearny 47.95 84.90 Elizabeth 49.40 95.85 Cranford 91.00 98.55 Union 95.80 98.35 Dayton Regional 92.25 127 GYMNASTICS First Row: A. Briemer, L. Katsch, C. Gorman, J. Comstock, K. Liang, K. Bock, A. Kaminstein, Second Row: C. Gorman, $. Rothstein, M. Bock, M. Siegal, C. Niedzwiecki, G. Liang, A. Kern, M. Hall, Coach K. Lackey. The Girls' Tennis Team compiled an impressive re- cord of 18-4 . . . 2nd in Union County Tournament . . . 1st Place Watchung Conference . . . Marnee Hall— Missy Bock. 1st doubles—1st Union County . . . Jennifer Comstock—Grace Liang, 2nd doubles—1st Union County . . . Linda Katsch—most valuable senior. 126 WHS 3 OPPONENT Columbia 2 -1 Millburn 4 5 Cranford 0 3 ft Union Catholic m 5 Irvington 0 5 Scotch Plains 0 5 Kearny 0 5 Elizabeth 0 5 Plainfield 0 3 Union 2 5 Cranford 0 m Morristown 3Vz 5 Union Catholic 0 1 Watchung Hills 4 5 Unden 0 5 . Scotch Plains 0 5 Irvington 0 5 Rahway 0 5 ■ Plainfield 0 2 Kent Place 3 5 Elizabeth 0 3 Union 2 GIRLS’ TENNIS First Row: R. Venkus, K, Marsh, C. Ward, C. Jordan, S, Grillo, R, Sullivan, N. Seale, J. Povalac. Second Row: Coach Farrei, G. Biren K. Walsh, M. Noerr, J, Pinkin, R. Wojik, Y. Sun, T. O'Hara, J. Salerno, K. Kelly. K, Graf, C, Rowles, Third Row: Coach McDonald, C, Timko, S. Nichols, M. Johns, T. Venkus, B. Miller, J. DeRubeis, D, Czarnecki, M, Brown, S. Gilgallon, E. Daniel, D. Quirk, U. Tron, Coach Odenkirk, C. Pizanni. Fourth Row M, Giacone, I, Volkov, A. Coleman, B, Noerr, R O'Hara, J. Hurley, M, Perconte. P. Wampler, G Benaquista. This year's wrestling team did exceptionally well. They won 8 of their 4 matches. One of the closest matches was against Millburn. Westfield lost by a mere point, but it was an all-around outstanding match. Rob O'Hara, Mark Giacone, and Anthony Coleman all performed especially well and advanced to the state finals. 130 WHS OPPONENT 21 Cranford 37 50 Union Catholic 4 35 Linden 22 29 Scotch Plains 26 52 Irvington 7 51 Plainfield 14 48 Rahway 17 41 Columbia 20 27 Kearny 36 12 Hunterdon Central 47 12 Elizabeth 36 25 Millburn 26 13 Union 32 32 J.P. Stevens 12 131 First Row: T. Arthur, Coach Bristol, Coach Fernandes, Coach Shapiro, A. Ceklosky. Second Row: E. Myrick, A. McNelis. L. Hyslop, 1. Kalinowski, J, Stag- gard, N. Cunningham, K Lauster, C. Taylor, T, Strond, L. Taylor, C. Jeremiah. T. Gaskan. The Girls' Basketball Team had one of its best sea- sons. They achieved a winning season for the first time in 8 years and in doing so qualified for the NJSIAA Basketball Tournament posting a victory in the first round. They finished the season with a 5th place standing in the Watchung Conference and ranked 8th in the County, The team was young, including only three seniors, so it hopes to have an even better season next season. 132 X WHS OPPONENT 41 Cranford 40 41 Linden 47 36 Union Catholic 59 41 Scotch Plains 36 42 Irvington 63 26 Plainfiedlld 52 44 Rahway 40 49 Kearny 24 51 Elizabeth 39 29 Union 49 58 Cranford 19 27 Union Catholic 51 37 Linden 32 53 Scotch Plains 32 27 Irvington 69 43 Plainfield 62 51 Rahway 39 48 Kearny 24 — Elizabeth — 49 Union 52 37 Linden (UCT) 33 46 Union Catholic (UCT) 58 39 W. Orange (NJSIAA) 38 38 Irvington (NJSIAA) 71 133 GIRLS BASKETBALL WHS 59 OPPONENT Cranford 41 46 Linden 56 36 Union Catholic 63 69 Hanover Park 66 42 Livingston 47 54 Scotch Plains 53 60 Irvington 48 60 Plainfield 38 50 Rahway 54 69 Kearny 45 42 Elizabeth 56 50 Union 52 58 Cranford 61 39 Union Catholic 49 43 Linden 46 54 Scotch Plains 59 61 Irvington 57 53 Plainfield 50 56 Rahway 66 70 Kearny 56 55 Union 48 64 Roselle Park (UCT) 48 34 Linden (UCT) 44 134 The Boys' Basketball team finished the 1986 season with a record of 10-13. The J.V. team claimed a strong 14-6 record. The seven seniors on the team all earned varsity letters, as did junior Rob Gladden and sophomore Neil Horne. Many thanks to Coaches Joe Soviero, Cal Con- nolly and Stu Carey. 0LUE 3ii dev fcVILf First Row Coach Soviero, C, Karustis, M. Walsh, Coach Conolly. Coach Carey, Second Row N. Horne, D. Schoenberg, M Connell, B, Gillen, R Gladden, P. Dineen, B. Jeremiah, T. Kelly, M. Nelson, S. Blackmon 135 BOYS’ BASKETBALL First Row: K. Lindsay, E, Doyle, T, Radtke, T. Rettino, E. Tagliarini Second Row: K. Donovan, K. Haag, J. Holton, K. Radtke, E. Kohn, J. Ryan, 136 As always, this year's winter sports cheer- leading squad enthusiastically spurred the WHS teams into achieving strong records in all sports. Cheering for the Blue and the White, they also made several encouraging signs and helped to fill the teams and their games with Westfield spirit. 137 CHEERLEADING First Row: C. Koederitz, M. Chicella. J. Russell, J. Borne, G. Tejada Second Row W. Clinton, C. Cagnas- sola, T. Coultas. M. Wunderle, D. Rennyson, T. Conover, Coach Coultas Third Row P, Cagnassola, M. Linenberg, R, Dau. C Mcfadden. P. Wright. A. Weber. M. Leegan. Fourth Row: A. Kelly, T. Ucciardi, P. Kennedy, P Heevy, R, Andrews. The Boys' Swim team had an out- standing season again. They com- peted and placed in the Pirate invi- tational. Although they did not do as well as last year, the team put forth a good effort In the state finals, the Westfield Mermen placed third. Rich Andrews, Aarron Weber, Chris McFadden, and Tim Coultas were outstanding swimmers throughout the season. 138 WHS 114 OPPONENT Scotch Plains 58 100 Morristown 67 97 Union 73 72 Cherry Hill East 99 45 Summit 31 60 Irvington 15 115 Union Catholic 57 93 Lawrenceville 79 97 Elizabeth 75 93 Ridgewater 63 107 Rahway 65 42 St. Joseph's 130 118 Plainfield 47 139 BOYS’ SWIMMING 140 First Row: J Brower. J. Kunicky. K, Rohm, C. Diaz. K. Linenberg. K. Hertell. Second Row: C. Caroe, D. O'Brien. M Horner, P. Berry, L. Cassidy, E. Cummings, J. Lau. A. Rolfe, B. Czander. Third Row: Coach Diamond. M. Wells. N. tisica, M. Caroe. A. McFadden, V. Gude, K Bock Fourth Row C. Fink, A. Scott, E. Rohm, S. O'Brien, H. Mason. The Girls' Swim Team had a terrific sea- son this year with an undefeated record of 9-0. The season was one of tough competition, but the swim team proved their strength. The team placed 1st in the County Meet and 2nd in the State Meet. 141 GIRLS’ SWIMMING Top Team Placings (Boys) 1st New Jersey State Interschofastic Athletic Association Group IV 2nd Union County Interscholastic Ath- letic Competition Relays 3rd Union County Interscholastic Ath- letic Competition Individuals Top Team Placings (Girls) 7th Union County Interscholastic Ath- letic Competition Relays 8th Union County Interscholastic Ath- letic Competition Individuals First Row: S. Grimes, S. Unoda, M. Byrne, J. Brennan, R. Pizanni, R. Wiley, L. Pierce, $. Hannah, R. Hurt, D. Wright, J, Dowell, R. Vernagopal, M. Doll Second Row: M. Mogendorf, B, Tozier, C Janey, B. Carrington, D. McGorty, A. Bushio, A. Clarke, C, Russel, L, Stephens, T. Yockel, R. Graves, M. Vernogopal Third Row: K, Brandt, C. Walsh, R, Albertson P. Gal- lagher, T. Legonas, M. Conway, D. Soucek, B. Esbeck. P, Sommerstein, L Broadweil, Fourth Row- rnn h tr The 1985-86 winter track team had an impressive season this year, , . They placed highly in both the NJSiAA group IV competition and the UCIAC competition ... Tony Tiller showed outstanding ability through- out the season and set the school and state records for his time in the 300 meter run . . . Other recognition must go to Drew Carey, Dennis McGorty, Reggie Wiley, Jon Dowell, Craig Russell, Tim Walsh, Tim Yockel, Ranjini Vernugopal, and Rachel Graves for their admirable perfor- mance throughout the season . , , Much thanks to Coach Martin and Coach Gorski. 143 Row 1 (sitting): K. Schultz, M. Shoemaker, C. Vella, E. Markey, J Kirschner. Row 2: P. Maurer, B. Gruseke, R. Adamson, D. Donaye, G. Maurer, M. Co faro, Row 3: K, Witte!, M, Kimble, S. Faltermayer, Coach Tirone, P, Veng, C, Pass. The Bowling Team started out slowly due to the loss of two varsity starters from previ- ous years that got jobs and decided not to bowl. That coupled with the fact that early season illness took two other varsity starters out contributed to the 0-4 start. After that, however, they won the next five matches to have a 5-4 record. In match 10 vs. Union Cathlic they lost 3-4 even though they bowled their best series of the year. Junior varsity had its best showing of the year in the Union County Tournament as they placed 9th overall. Varsity had its best single game of the year in the states on March 8th (888) and high series of the year as the team placed 6th in the Tournament. WHS OPPONENT 1 Scotch Plains 2 1 Linden 2 1 Elizabeth 2 0 Kearny 3 2 Union 4 3 Irvington 0 2 Rahway 2 3 Irvington 0 2 Cranford 1 1 Union Catholic 2 0 Elizabeth 3 145 WHS OPPONENT Summit 5 13 Princeton 3 15 Clark 3 11 Delbarton 7 9 Livingston 4 7 Boonton 4 11 Hunterdon Central 4 10 Clifton 2 12 Bridgewater West 2 3 Montclair 2 13 Columbia 16 10 Peddie 2 6 Bridgewater East 3 11 Montville 4 14 Voorhees 1 146 The 1985 Lacrosse Team finished its most suc- cessful season ever with a record of 18-2 , . . Under the coaching of Shaun Cherewich and as- sistant coaches Toni Bristol and George Kapner the team advanced to the State Finals and boasted many achievements such as the most wins of any New Jersey team (18) and the high- est winning percentage (,900). . . The team was led by All-American Rob Schmalz, and All-Division team members Chris Capano, Rob Sidebottom, David Hone, Jim Miller, and Steve Ciarrocca . . . The J.V. team also had a winning season with a record of 9-4-1. t fpnw. M siiberaeld J Andre, J. Miller, D. Hone, C, Capano. C. Aslanian, C. Cheeseman. P Sidebottom, S. Ciarrocca, J. Jueiis Second Pow rnnrh s’ Cherewich p' Stockshlaeder. R. Klinghoffer, T. Prybylski, P, Schirmer. P Schmafz, J. Telling, T. Donnelly. D. Krikliwi. J. Macaiuso. J. Fox. P Kiel- t ka S Bunson D. Cox, B, Kelly, Coach T, Bristol. Third Paw: G. Feldman, P. Posolanko. P. Macaiuso, J. Capano, D Heintz, T. Nolan. M. Locascio, G Cruger. J. Hurley. S, Locker. P. Wampler, C. Miller. 147 LACROSSE The 1985 Varsity Girls' Softbail team had a very successful season with an impressive 30-3 record .. . The team won its second Union County championship . , , North 2 Group 4 Sectional championship . . . qualified for the State finals. Nancy Kasko pitched an excellent season. The J.V. also performed well, completing the season with a 12-7 record . . . The team would like to thank head coach Carol Donner and assistant coaches Dave Shapiro and Maggie McFadden. 148 WHS OPPONENT 5 Cranford 0 Roselle Park 13 Union Catholic 20 Linden 8 Scotch Plains 8 Clark 15 Plainfield 14 Irvington 15 Rahway 4 Hammonton 0 Cherokee 14 Kearny 27 Elizabeth 9 Union 6 Cranford 20 Linden 12 Linden 5 Scotch Plains 5 Irvington 5 Springfield 12 Elizabeth 13 Union Catholic 30 Plainfield 18 Rahway 3 Roselle Park 3 Roxbury 2 Unbn 10 Bloomfield 3 Union 14 Kearny 3 Belleville 6 Ridgewood 0 Washington GIRLS’ SOFTBALL First Row: B. Pavone, T. Graf, C. Mueller, S. Tozier, M. Stagaard, P. Brady, T. Wright, M. Connel, D, Luckenbaugh. Second Row: L. Smaracko, C. Diaz, D. Muller, D. Cowell, C. Karustis, A. Kendeigh, C. Masterson, J. Monninger, M. McLane. Coach B, Brewster. WHS OPPONENT 4 Cranford 13 2 Johnson Regional 3 8 Union Catholic 1 5 Linden 3 10 Scotch Plains 9 6 Plainfield 5 14 Irvington 3 7 East Side 3 3 Governor Livingston 2 2 Kearny 5 2 Elizabeth 14 11 Rahway 12 13 Union 14 1 Cranford 6 8 Roselle 7 0 Linden 1 5 Scotch Plains 6 6 Irvington 5 0 Rahway 15 3 Elizabeth 18 9 Union Catholic 11 12 Plainfield 4 9 Rahway 14 6 Kearny 13 7 Union 0 The 1985 boy's spring baseball squad fin- ished its season with a record of 11-14 . . . The teann was led by head coach Bob Brewster and assistant coaches Ted Blackwell and Bob Bruno . . . The team awarded fourteen players with varsity letters, seven of which were under- classmen . . . The young squad looks forward to a successful future with the experienced juniors and sophomores returning .., The junior varsity team achieved a winning season with a 15-8 record . . . The team thanks the coaches and fans for their support 151 BASEBALL WHS OPPONENT 5 Union Catholic 0 5 Union Catholic 0 5 Scotch Plains 0 5 Scotch Plains 0 5 Irvington 0 5 Irvington 0 5 Plainfield 0 5 Plainfield 0 5 Elizabeth 0 5 Elizabeth 0 5 Linden 0 5 Union 0 5 o Kearny 0 5 Columbia 0 5 Livingston 0 5 Millburn 0 4 Columbia 1 ■ 4 Montclair 1 4 Montclair-Kimberly 1 3 Summit 2 5 Cranford 0 5 Rahway 0 2 Cherry Hill 3 1 Delbarton 4 0 West Essex 5 152 1—4-4- Coming off the loss of several key seniors the 1985 Boys' Tennis Team adjusted extremely well and be gan a rebuilding year . . . With two juniors and a freshman occupying the first three singles postions and one of the best doubles team in the state the Nesters look to have the potential of a promising year. - - Union County and Watchung Conference Championships were achieved . , N.J. Sectional and N J. Group IV runner-up . - . Thanks to Coach B. for his excellent tactics both on and off the court. First Row A. Yearly, captain, M. Drury, D. Huddleston. M. Pizzi, B. Smith, T. Jackman, D. Weiner. Second Row: R, Rogers, J. Kolbert, J. Deer, H Tener, A. Sherman, J. Savalto. Coach Berardo. BOYS’ TENNIS First Row: B. Carrington, T. Tiller, S. Barden, L. Stevens, T. Bradly, R. Carney, T. Glynn, G, Wolfe, T. Brennan, K, Culligan, P. Blancato, K. Koederitz. Sec- ond Row: Coach W, Leonow, Coach B. Mellot. R. Wiley, P, Sommerstein, J. Brennan, V. Russo, J. Valenti, T. Walsh. D. Urbano. J, Dowell, A. Clark. D. Wright, M. Zanger, L. Pierce, Coach J, Martin. Third Row: M. Verdisco, C. Maddock. B. Esbeck. D. Krohn, M. Kassinger, D. Carey, M. Jazko, M Vyrne, C Banta. WHS OPPONENT 116 Union Catholic 14 81 Cranford 41 110 Irvington 21 114 Kearny 17 101 Linden 30 75 Plainfield 56 90 Scotch Plains 40 94 Rahway 36 69 Elizabeth 62 57 Union 72 154 The Boys'Varsity Spring Track team ended with an out- standing record last year, 9 wins, only 1 loss. . . they placed 2nd in the Hudson County Conference . . . 2nd in the Wat- chung Conference . . . 4th in the U.C.I.A.L championships ,. . 33 team members earned Varsity letters . . , Tony Tiller placed 2nd in Group 4 in the 100, 200 yds, . . . 2nd in the sectional 100, 200 yds. . . 2nd in the U.C.I.A.L-100, 200 , . . 1st in the Minuteman games. All of the other team mem- bers, including Tim Yockel, Craig Russell and Drew Cary, contributed greatly to the team's excellent accomplishments. 155 BOYS’ TRACK 156 The 1985 Girls' Track and Field Team ended the year with an outstanding record of 7-2. The coaches Thom- as Hornish and Laura Anthony took pride in the many achievements of the season ... 2nd place; Watchung conference-4x400 relay team . . 3rd place; Union County relay championships . . . Ranjini Vernugopal- 2nd place group IV state sectionals and set a new high jump record-5'1 . . . Elaine Spiaine-2nd place Watchung conference and U.C.I AC-800m run ,.. the other team members contributed greatly to this suc- cessful season. First Row: J, Rousseau, T Slitkin, C, Hauley, M. Siberry, A. McTeigue, S. Plant, C. Quinn, E. Druzek. E. Splaine, C. Morgan, Coach Anthony, M, Ambardar. Row Two: Coach Hornish, S, Grimes, B, Raguenaud, C. Ranaldo, R. Wendroff, E. Deluca, L. Bilodeau, M Raguenaud, L, Broadwell, P. Amardar, K. Pasterczyk, N, Cole, C. Pasterczyk, K. Brandt, T, Post, J. Dietz, J. Hansen. Row Three: R. Vernugopal, K. Berry, K. Devito, A. Wimmer, M. Doll, K. Blood, S. Shanosky. R. Graves, E. Wheeler, K, Donovan, K. Haig, J. Holton, W. Mertz, J. Jasuta GIRLS’ TRACK VOLLEYBALL First Row: C. Henn, W. James, C Gilgalion, C. Diaz, E. Shusman, V. Sabbagh. Second Row N. Doyle, N. Kawai, $ Hevert, T_ Peluso, A. Flickstein, A. McNeils, L. Marsicano, Third Row: K. Pulaski, K. Martin, E. Riccardt. A Henry. M Morgan, C. Taylor, Coach Noonan WHS OPPONENT 2 Union 0 2 Rahway 0 2 Plainfield 0 0 Scotch Plains 2 2 Cranford 1 0 Elizabeth 2 2 Roselle 0 2 Irvington 1 Clark 2 2 Union 0 2 Union 0 2 Rahway 0 2 Plainfield 0 2 . Scotch Plains 1 2 Cranford 0 0 Elizabeth 2 2 Roselfe 0 2 Irvington 0 2 Clark 0 2 Union 1 The 1985 Girls Varsity Volleyball team finished with a record of 12-5. They placed 6th in the County Tournament and remained in the top 10 all season long. The Christopher Jones Award went to Chris Gilgalion, honorable mention to Carin Diaz, who were also third year letter winners. J.V. won the invitational tournament and finished the season with a record of 14-3. The 20 member team consisted of 5 Sopho- mores, 9 Juniors, and 6 Seniors. The team would like to thank head coach Kathy Noonan. 158 WHS OPPONENT 213 Pingry 231 226 Summit 228 202 Pingry 249 199 Elizabeth 328 211 Bloomfield 287 210 Plainfield 289 232 Allentown 253 207 Johnson Regional 219 217 Union Catholic 196 222 Scotch Plains 219 205 Bloomfield 289 212 Cranford 250 202 Linden 277 202 Montclair 248 217 Union 245 213 Cranford 253 4 mm y-orr � The 1985 WHS Golf team had an outstanding sea- son and finished with a 14-2 record. The team placed 1st in the Watchung Conference . , . 3rd in the State District . , . and totaled 361 points in the County Tournament. There were eight letter winners. 159 First Row: M. Holmes. T. Confroy. Second Row: I. Kaswan, D, Humiston, J. Dembiec, B. Jeremiah.. Coach Soverio. GOLF JUNIORS Laura Adriance Susan Allen Para Ambardar Michelle Andre Richard Lee Andrews Rachel Aronds Charles Asbury Jason Atlas David Augenstein Josephine Avis Mary Azzarto Matthew Ballister Vincent Balogh Kevin Barden Maria Barroso Mona Lisa Bashar Angelo Bencivenga Ralph Bencivenga John Bentz Patricia Berry Laura Bilodeau Michael Blau Melissa Bock Alan Borges© David Bournozian William Brandt Christina Braun Judith Brawer Todd Brecher Margaret Brennan JUNIORS JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNORS . Lisa Broadwell Tracy Brostek Jocelyn Brotman Robyn Brown Melissa Brunhouse Lucy Buoscio Melissa Burbage Nikki Burrill Susan Bussey Christopher Cagnassola Bryan Calvert Stephanie Cantabrana John Emmett Capano Lisa Carpenter William Carrington Andrew Cary Jill Catanzaro Glenn Cavanagh Douglas Cheek Alice Chu Mary Jo Cintorrino Kelley Clare Adam Clarke James Class Robert Cleveland Patrick Clevenger Alexis Collazo The Statue of Liberty is the embodiment of the American character. - Doug Krohn I feel horrible about the way people think of the statue and the way it's been wrongly used. I hope the glory will someday be returned to it. -Kelly Howard It was like . .. like . . . totally awesome . . . fer sure! Says Ghis Loree. JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS Mathew Conway Jeremy Cook Lauren Corea William Cort Timothy Coultas Wendy Court Matthew Cowell Jennifer Crane Gregg Cruger Kevin Culligan Elizabeth Cummings Suzanne Cunningham The statue to me symbolizes nothing. I am only one in millions in this country. Why do we praise something we did not even make? I don't know. -Rusty Walker Christopher Curty Bonnie Czander Karen Dahlinger Susan Dalton Lisa Carpenter dreams of her latest love, Paul Mason. Christopher Daunno Steven Davoren G. Douglas Dearborn Denise DeFabio Robert DelGuidice Elaine DeLuca Margaret DeOliva Kevin DePalmer Kathleen DeVito James DeWitt Adam Dibella JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Michael DiClerico Rosa DiDario Robert Diemer Julia Dietz Elizabeth Dilorio Julie DiLauro Matthew Doherty Stephan Dolling Theodore Dombrowski Troy Donoughue Erin Doyle Michael Drury Brian Dunleavy Joseph Dwyer Heidi Eickemeyer William Esbeck Vincent Evangelista Douglas Fabiano Steven Faltermayer Maryellen Farrauto William Farrell Neal Feivelson Cynthia Finelli Carolyn Fink Les Finn Jr. David Fisher Sara Fitzsimmons Kathleen Flack Darlene Ford Jennifer Fountain Dina Dillon takes time out from class to proudly show off her pearly whites—the braces paid off! JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS Jamas Fox Anthony Frasso Kenneth Freedman Susan Freedman Christopher Freer Suzanne Frerecks David Fried Kirsten Froden Susanne Fromhertz Kimberly Funk Patricia Gaffney Nicole Gavino Jason Giaimo Eric Gibson Michael Giglio Heather Gillen Klindt Ginsberg Robert Giadden Jill Gladis Jonathan Glatzer Andrew Goldberg Carlos Gonzalez Leah Goodwin Kara Goski 'Give me your huddled masses . . yearning to be free . . . ' as stated on the plaque, is forever a symbol of freedom and hope in our nation's heart, -Karen Dahlinger Wendy Gossard Jonathan Graf JUNIORS . . , JUNIORS , . , JUNIORS . . . JUNORS , . . JUNIORS . . . JUNORS , Lisa Graf Michele Graham William Graham Kevin Graney Rachel Graves Kathryn Gray Pamela Greco Patricia Greco Monica Green Robert Gross Elizabeth Grossi Cynthia Haesler Marc Hafpin Amanda Hamrah Thomas Hanna Roy Hardgrove Kristal Hardy Daniel Hawkins Leigh Ann Healy Douglas Heintz Scott Helioff Todd Heller Jennifer Hengeveld Angela Henry Lisa Irene Henry Mary Hoblrtzell Janet Hoesly After receiving an F on his research paper, Andy Rockman tries to set Kevin O'Brien's “A + paper on fire with his heat vision. . . JUNIORS JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS Joseph Hogaboom Michael Holliday Melissa Horner Kelly Howard Michael Hsu Jeffrey Hurley Eric Hutton Ngo Hung Huynh Curtiss Janney Horace Jen Irene Jenkins Michael Jennette Laine Joelson Bradford Jonas Steven Juchnik Shara Kabakow Robert Kane Amy Kaplan Tara Kasaks Michael Kassinger Edward Kaul Paul Keld David Keller Andrew Kelley David Kelly Kathleen Kelly Thomas Kelly Andrew Kendeigh Amy Kern Paul Kieltyka Sara Fitzsimmons obviously feels right at home in physics class JUNIORS JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . In my heart and mind the statue gives me great pride in being part of the greatest country on earth. -Chris Masterson Douglas Leonard Christopher Lewand Stunned by the admissions requirements, Kerry Walsh wonders whether the University of New Hampshire is the school for her Carol Kim Kyong Kim Natalie Kirschner Konstanze Kivi Richard Klinghoffer Stephen Kmetz Gregg Knudsen Bettina Kohler Lisa Kolton Guy Koppe Lori Kosiowsky Julianne Kotcho Sharyn Kreitzer Douglas Krohn Kristen Krueger Young Yi Kwon Michael Labuda Robert LaMastra Cassandra Lammers Michele LaRosa Karen Lauster David Lavender Jae Lee Thomas Legones . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Jeffrey Lewin Grace Liang Michael Liaudaitis Jeanne Lind Beth Lipari Deja Littrell Michael Locascio Steven Locker Deborah Longaker Jeffrey Longo Ghislaine Loree Chirstopher Love John Love David Lowi Scott Luckenbaugh Betsy Lynch “Remodeling the statue shows that America fixes what is breaking down instead of just giving up on it '—Todd Prybylski Look at this guys! Rob Macaluso shows off his latest constructive accomplishment. Robert Macaluso Mark Macquaide Christopher Maddock Nelson Maldonado Eileen Maly Renee Maravetz Lester Markham Jennifer Marotta Stephen Marotta John Marsh Erin Marshall Edward Martin JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . Katherine Martin Kelly Martin Elizabeth Maslin Christopher Masterson Megan McCarthy Melissa McCoid Laura McCord Kerry Anne McGeary Lori McGill Elizabeth McIntyre Glenn Alan McSweeney Francis McTeigue Danielle Meglaughlin Jamie Meiselman Tracy Mencher Joseph Merrill Amy Metroka Jeffrey Miller Mat Butch Miller Lori Moffett Cory Mongno Chris Moran William Moran Meredith Morgan Sue Price and Claudia Tarradellas look away as Tony Frasso scares an unsuspecting sophomore. Charles Mueller George Mueller JUNIORS ■ ■ ■ JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS JUNIOR Mary Jean Mund James Murray Mark Murray Marc Napoiiello Elissa Nelson Guy Jeffrey Nelson Shawn Nichols Timothy Nolan Jonathan Nolde Darraugh O'Brien Kevin O'Brien Janice O'Rourke Jeffrey Osiick Mark Otto Gretchen Panosh Daniel Paris Karen Pasterczyk Amy Pearce Marisa Pecore Louis Peluso Stephanie Percival Michael Peretz Katherine Perkins Bridget Perry Tm not with them ' states Russell Stohr as John Marsh and Kenny Feinsod display their true personalities. Tracey Perry Kurt Petschow Leeann Piegari Lamont Pierce Miriam Pierce JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS. . . JUNIORS The statue stands for America just as much as baseball and apple pie. -Danny Paris The statue knows no language, yet speaks to all. -Jeff Nelson I'm going to grow up to be a physicist. Dave Auginstein expresses his fervor for physics labs, while Chip Asbury looks on eagerly. Diane Pilecki Donna Plungis Diane Porras Michael Porta Anne Post Susan Price Todd Prybylski Karen Pulaski Shiela Purvis Karin Quill Paul Raftree Marie Eve Raguenaud Steven Rand Camber Ransom Mark Reblitz Janet Regenberg Jean Regnault Deepak Reju David Rennyson Christine Rhein Pamela Rhodes Emilia Riccardi Cathy Richmond Laura Ricker Carrie Rlker Ellen Ripperger JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS Kristina Roberts Andrew Robinson Brian Robinson Andrew Rockman Leslie Rogers Lance Rosen Thomas Rosky Susan Rothstein Janet Rousseau Joseph Rubenstein Alyssa Rulf John Russell Cheryl Sacco Mari Faye Sacro Michael Sadowski Claudine Salerno Susan Sanislow Lynn Sapienza Jeffrey Sauers Jonathan Sauers Jennifer Saunders Mindy Schackman Heather Schaefer Jennifer Schmidt Abble Schnitzer Amy Schulte Jeffrey Schwartz Maria Scioscia Allison Scott Desperate for Cliff Notes, Mr. Bischak's period 9 class resorts to violence. JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . William Tozier Kevin Tracey Ut I Tran Keith Traynor Michael Trento Joseph Triarsi Mary Tweedie Thomas Ucciardi Kristin Unice David Urbano Andrew Vaher Peter Valli A shinning light—guiding light—light at the end of the tunnel—light of a new day, a new beginning. Opportunity—light of liberty, held high, upheld, through hard work—a crumbling arm—flickering light-blinding brightness . . .she upholds the light, . . she carries the torch ... -Laura Adriance Ryan Van Sickle Linda Vangrieken Michael Varano Robert Vastano Sareh Verdisco Malini Vernugopal Anthony Vigilante Matthew Vitale Angela Volino Christine Voorhees Russell Walker Kerry Walsh Paul Wampler Deirdre Watson JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS , . , JUNIORS . . , JUNIOR Christopher Weber Suzanne Weil David Weiner Hope Weinstein Stephen Weinstein Jamie Weiss Samuel Weiss Julie Wenta Gwen Wheeler Kathleen Wickens Kenneth Wigg Helen Wilfehrt Kimberley Williams Susan Williams David Wilson Julia Wilson Michael Wolfson Colin Wyatt David Yarrington Timothy Yockel Holly Young Melissa Young Jennifer Yuengel Matthew Zanger Paul Zeringue Grace Zupko Paul Wampler is horrified as he discovers what's really at the bottom of the cup. JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . 179 SCHOOL LIFE 182 Even after Chip Asbury warns him, Mr. Goslin refuses to believe that favorite student and future physicist Dave Au- ginstein would hit him after receiving a C on his lab. 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What should I do? about that. 190 Why don’t you just take those computer- That1 a great Idea Florence, Yabba Dabba Ized schedule cards and only permit stu- doolll dents In the cafeteria during their particu- lar lunch period on the schedule. 191 YEAR IN REVIEW INTERNATIONAL NEWS Terrorism . . . During the past year an ugly rash of terrorist attacks struck fear in the hearts of the American people. The Achille Lauro; TWA Flight 847. an Egyptian airliner; the airports in Rome and Vienna—these P.L.O. raids took the lives of many innocent people. Americans now had to think twice be- fore leaving home and the paranoia of being trapped in America spread. Terrorism was not, however, the sofe source of trouble in the past year. The unrest in South Africa grew to previ- ously unheard of proportions as the white minority continued to oppress the black majority. Despite recent American economic sanctions and world-wide calls for liberation, it seems that any ultimate conclusion will be proceeded by bloody revolution. UNREST IN THE PHILIPINES AND HAITI Political unrest has also reached the shores of Haiti and the Philippines. Jean-Claude Baby Doc Duvalier was ousted as Haitian President and was replaced by a pro-American military regime. In the Philippines President (Dictator) for life Ferdinand Marcos won a highly controversial election over challenger Corazon Aquino. Re- ports of ballot-stuffing, bribery, regis- tration fraud and a host of other illegal voting activities tainted the election and caused Mrs. Aquino to declare her plans to seize power despite her loss. TRAGEDIES The past year also was the victim of many unfortunate tragedies. In Mexico an earthquake left 5,000 dead and 150,000 homeless. A volcano in Colum- bia killed 20,000 and left the country under layers of mud and ash, 256 ma- rines died when their ill-fated plane crashed in New Foundland. The most devastintg tragedy was the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger one minute after takeoff, resulting in the death of all seven aboard, including teacher Christa McAuliffe. It plunged the nation into mourning and reminded everyone of the danger involved in exploring the last frontier. FAVORITE TV SHOWS The Cosby Show Family Ties Miami Vice Cheers The A Team $t. Elsewhere Hill Street Blues Late Night with David Letterman General Hospital Dallas YEAR OF HOPE Despite all of the ugliness and trage- dy in the news, the past year has also had its promising moments. The fire- side chats in Geneva between Presi- dent Reagan and Premier Mikhail Gor- bachev left the promise of some future summit meetings, and eased some tensions between the super powers. The release of Anatoly Shcharansky, prisoner of conscience, left the hope that the Soviet Union was entering a new era of social relations. YEAR OF AID Socially, the past year was the year of aid. Millions of dollars were raised for the starving people in Ethiopia, the farmers of midwestern America and other needy causes. On July 13, 1985 millions of people across the globe turned their attention to LiveAid, as or- ganized by Bob Geldof. Artists per- formed in both London and Philadel- phia to raise 70.5 million dollars for Africa's hungry. John Cougar Mellen- camp and Willie Nelson led FarmAid, raising money for American farmers. United Artists against Apartheid re- corded an album to raise money against South Africa's segratory gov- ernment. Last May, thousands of peo- ple came together as Hands Across America began its journey to raise money for the hungry. All in all, the past year was one of giving and should be remembered for all those who were helped by the efforts of those special individuals who understood the impor- tance of giving. The past year was also scarred by another kind of giving: AIDS. The dead- ly disease has spread throughout America and the world, baffling doc- tors as a cure has yet to be found. While scientists could not find a cure for AIDS, breakthroughs were made in the development of the artificial heart and recombinant DNA. And much ex- citement surrounded the rare visit of Halley's Comet. FAVORITE GROUPS Phil Coilins Bruce Springsteen Sting The Hooters Dire Straits U2 REM Violent Femmes INXS Simple Minds Tears for Fears 194 HEADLINES AT WHS LIBRARY SHIFTS TO GIRLS' GYM MR. JAKUBIK NEW GUIDANCE HEAD MR. TRANCHINA NEW FOOTBALL COACH STUDENT COUNCIL INITIATES HOMECOMING CHRISSY DIAZ CROWNED HOMECOMING QUEEN WEIGHT ROOM SET UP IN BOYS' GYM WHS STARTS NEW CABLE STATION STUDENTS ADDED TO CRISIS MANAGEMENT TEAM NEW LITERARY JOURNAL, THE ID, ESTABLISHED TENSION BETWEEN GROOVES'' AND MALLERS OVERCROWDING PROVOKES OUTCRY FOR OPEN LUNCH STUDENTS RALLY ON BEHALF OF BRUNO LOCKER SEARCH POLICY PASSED REQUESTS FOR ASPIRIN DENIED SCHOOL'S SAT CLASSES COMMENCE 54% OF STUDENTS FORESEE NUCLEAR WAR BOND ISSUE PASSED EGGS DISTRIBUTED TO JUNIOR HEALTH CLASSES YOUNG LEFTISTS DISTRIBUTE ANTI-APARTHEID MATERIAL STUDENTS FEED HUNGRY ON CHRISTMAS DAY SPORTS Although the local teams did not fare particularly well, the year in sports was one of milestones. In baseball Pete Rose broke Ty Cobb's all-time hit re- cord, and Tom Seaver and Phil Niekro each won his 300th game. While the subway series was not to be, the 1-95 Series” was, and it saw the Kansas City Royals embarrass the St. Louis Cardi- nals. The Mets and Yankees did have respectable second place finishes, though. Dwight Gooden claimed the Cy Young award and Don Mattingly raked in the MVP. The football season was totally dom- inated by the Chicago Bears who did the Super Bowl Shuffle all over New England's Patriots. Walter Payton sur- passed Jim Brown to set a new NFL rushing record and William the Refrig- erator” Perry gave new meaning to cubic capacity. In basketball Kareem Abdul Jabbar broke Wilt Chamberlin's all-time scor- ing record and led the Lakers to anoth- er NBA title. The League saw a host of promising rookies including New York Knick sensation Patrick Ewing and 77” Washington Bullet Manute Bof. In men's tennis John McEnroe and Ivan Lendel had to fight hard to fend off new-comer, Boris Becker, who did manage to win Wimbledon. Women's tennis was again dominated by Mar- tina Navratalova, but Hana Mandli- kova was able to win the U.S. Open. In hockey the Edmonton Oilers won the Stanley Cup—again! Wayne Gretzky contined to prove himself the best ever to play the game of hockey. FAVORITE SAYINGS radical getting loud feel free hectic easy there hurting unit awesome very hostile psych incredible go ahead—make my day! nick it dude, dudicks nuked dweebing gigin that's so hot haywire kidding me?? comedy TIDBITS Have a pleasant and reward- ing day ... Will they ever start the new library? . . . Rainbow lunches (usually shades of brown and green with unidentifiable objects) . . . Are you a groovy or a mailer? . . . Who's having a party tonight? ... Did you get SARCed again? . . . Is the English Resource center with the Foreign Language, the Math, or the History Resource Center? . . . Wallyball . . . ff it's Friday and there's school, there'll be Hi's Eye . . . Disputes between the Folio and the Id ... You signed up for 14 clubs on Club Day?' . . . Trapped in the cafeteria at breakfast. . barred from the caf- eteria at lunch ... Did you finish, no, did you start your applications yet? ... No walkmans allowed— they disrupt concentration need- ed to eat lunch . . . But they said we could have snacks in class if we have lunch 8th! . . . Smoking in the boys' (and girls') room . . . Junior research paper— 50 pages, 250 note cards, 100 sources . . . Driver's ed—did you get form A, B, C, or D (permit test)? . . . Well, let's see your li- cense picture' .... Getting up at 6 am to cram for SAT's, Achieve- ments . . . Going immediately to bed after receiving your SAT, Achievement scores . . . What? The football team won?'. .. Phys- ics labs in the halls . . . The smell (stench) of biology labs . . . Walls covered with Saturday Science signs ... Do you have a pass to go to your locker, to the bath- room, to the nurse, to breathe?'. . . This @$ l locker won't open! . . . Are they going out, or are they just seeing each other, or what? . . . Do you know your student number? . . . You won't send me an interim, will you? . . . uh oh— report card day! . . . When is Se- nior Cut Day—today, tomorrow, the next day? (how about all three!) . . . Too many hurricane and snow days— we'll graduate in July! (if we do graduate!) ... I need some sleep ... zzzzzzzzzzzzz WESTFIELD SOCIAL SCENE One thing the groovies and the mailers agreed on this year was not to attend Student Council Coffeehouses and dances. Only five people purchased tickets for the Mystery Dance before it and numerous other events were cancelled. Instead, it was an- other year of wild parties and many good times, but outside of school. 197 198 199 WHAT 200 201 Bill Esbeck proudly displays his latest act of vandalism. An unsuspecting Chuck Mueller is about to become another victim of the Pugs . 202 203 Mike, you devil! SENIORITIS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES, WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY HEALTH OFFICE SIGN-IN Name Joe..........Date .Sept. - June Last First Time Entering...8.:J7 ..................... Time Leaving- 45.... Tel- No...unlisted..... Period 9!9P.?.hs.......................... First Aid beyond help Rest Room ............. Class Missed . EPSW.sb.� Mat,h, Science . , . class................ Home .................... Accident report filed .................... Other ................. Illness or Injury: .. Senioritis.� loss . of .brain, cells........ Senioritis is an epidemic at WHS, And, underclassmen are not even immune to the disease, But, it is seniors who have truly mastered the art of doing nothing. 20f SENIORS Laura Parnes will do anything for a mirror. Meena Ambardar: People often say that this or that person has not yet found himself, But the seif is not something that one finds, It is something one creates, Ken Atlas: It ain't the years, it's the mileage I Laura Aubrey: Live each day to the fullest, for who knows what will happen tomorrow, KS - N - LA forever, Mark Adams Jennifer AhJskog Jennifer Albertson Tracey Arthur Marcy Allen Meenakshi Ambardar Kenneth Atlas Laura Aubrey 208 I Tara Balka Kim Barnes David Backus Matthew Azzarto Kimberly Bavos Mary Ann Bekkedahl Sheila Barry Damita Bartlett Lisa Bailey Catherine Baldwin Catherine Baldwin: Cheerfulness is the quality in a person that when people meet him it makes them smile. DB: This is the end of the beginning and the beginning to the end. Believing in yourself is the key to survival. Love conquers all. Special thanks to: Traci Brown, Kim Pouch, Hope Weinstein, Jeff Davidson and Brian Rosenweig for being there for me. Kimberly Bavos: It's been fun but I'm glad it's over!!! Mary Ann: The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. Thanks to my friends for the great times we've shared. Michelle Doll is caught looking in her little black book for tonight's date. 209 Terri Belle Erik Berger Glenn Bigbee Jennifer Bergin Marcy Billingsby Sharon Biiman Chrissy Diaz is amazed to see her mirror image sitting across the courtyard - minus those one of a kind cool sunglasses of course. Terri B: To the class of 86 . .. The best of luck to all, may God bless, and always look back on your past but don't stare. Erik Berger: Hey twist my arm—John, you snookered yourself— melonbalfsI-Chinese teacup for me-JP. JD, PH. TM keep drink- ing it's healthy!-John, this is soo great!!-Do it intravenously-one bourbon one scotch one beerM left my ID in the car—keep partying! Judy Blanco: Time may change me but I can't change time— David Bowie. Judith Blanco Kelly Blood James Born 210 James Bowbliss Jane Brandt Susan Breed James Brennan Mark Brinkerhoff Debbie Brolin Melissa Brostek Christine Brown Donald Brown Eric Brown Jan© Brandt: Destiny is not a matter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for; it is a thing to be achieved, Jim Brennan: Half our life is spent trying to find something to do with the time we hav© rushed through life trying to save, Mark Brinkerhoff: Time and the future are just a vision in my mind_ Soon they shall become reality. Erie Brown: Thus always to tyrants! Bureau- crats beware I Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice! Live long and prosper. Help-my arms are stuck! - That's on© of the consequences of being a cheerleader for so many years, Stefanie. Traci Brown Gregory Brownstein Stacey Bull Allison Burke Stacey Bull: Love yaM D J L S! Congrads 861 May we live to see the day where nuclear arms are no longer a threat! Saturday's kids a cause. Mike Byrne: Remember wheat has a hard landing and chaff just breezes along, Also most people like the frosty sjde any way... Helen Camp: Mom and Dad I luv u thanx Dee Pat Tee, Good luck to all my friends, I luv u Ray Billy Rob MD Mich DP Aud and all. Robert Campanelli: Rock and roll ain't noise pollution! Natyna Cannon: Never forget the good oleJ days in marching band and on the V I, trip. Best of luck Darlene In your senior year miss ya'. Sean Burke Michael Byrne Hey, hey, hey ... Angelo Deodato plots his next upset of Westfield's status quo. Caroline Cafaro Helen Camp Robert Campanelli Natyna Cannon 212 Laura Capuano Joseph Carnevale Christopher Carrick Craig Caruana Jody Casale Dina Castellano Nicolas Catania Audrey Ceklosky Jill Cheesman Laura Capuano: People are always saying that this or that person hasn't found them- selves but self isn't something you find. It is something you create. Chris Carrick: Someday we'll look back on this and it will all seem funny. Jody Casale: Goodtimes DBI Sum 84 PC Sum 85 Crazy! G F CR CT, PCBRT, BTCH BLU BOAT! GW ! Seaside Thanx mom dad! All my love to you Pauli GB WHI Nick Catania: Remember, no matter where you go, there you are.-Pigkiller. AC: Mom and Dad YG Thanks sis to the 5th Mark YE and YIMHFMLA OH and GOFD AD MDWDL and T Helen Saoc, GFF, MD, AM, and DC, B-BALL, 13. So that's why the bathrooms never have any toilet paper! M, Chicella: I'd rather attempt something great and fail than do nothing and succeed. Charles Cho: For the advancement of physics worldwide, I shall never seek a career in that science. Susie Cho; Don't be a farmer. When in Rome do as the Romans, Dean dayman: You can't have everything because where would you put it? Michael Chicella Charles Cho ■ Susie Cho Hong Sang Chough Amy Chu Anthony Ciullo Dean dayman There was always something a little buggy about Diane Kimberly Clouser Csorba. 214 I Patrick Col© William Col© James Colonias Russel Conklin Michael Connell Thomas Connolly John Cowles Sarah Cozewith William Crandall David Cranwel! Bradford Cole: To my closest friends. I would like to say; thank you so much, for helping me pass the time away SC: I'll take the best, forget the rest, and someday I'll find—these are the best of times.—Good friends, great times—JF, MF, PP. Bill Crandall It seems that I'm guilty of smiling too long. 215 I vant to suck your blood. Rachelle Reiter spies her next victim. Rafel Crocco Dian© Csorba Amy Davidson D. C.: Count your age by friends-not years. Count your life by smiles-not tears. Luv ya Kel Great times w SL, MB, KK, EZ, CA TTFN. Dave: And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes. I'll see you on the dark side of the moon-re- member THE VOICE. J. Davidson: l'fet me twist your arm—OK! ROAD TRIP (there back) Thumper IcoptaBru “'All U Zombies To girls w (lll) McNips Difference between Tues Thur?—No left turns!—Preppies 8c Rednecks forever. PHJP, JB-fellas things will only get better, E. D.: To my friends may you remember the past Sc live the future. All my love to Mark Sc a special memory to my friend Chris Bing. David Daley Adam, nobody's listening to you! Adam Kolton always Jacqueline Davidson empties a room when he begins lecture 63. Elysse Denerstein Angelo Deodato Robert Denning Jeffrey Davidson 216 Andrea DeRosa Teresa DeRubeis Kelly DePalmer Matt Azzarto and Kevin Houlihan try to act cool while Brad Cole decides whether or not to tell Dr. Petix about the small misfortune'' that has happened to his car. Michael DeVito Marie Dilorio Patrick Dineen Kelly DePalmer: “I wonder now - Specials to the Batmobile . . . Jam BFF Barfy, Mutly, Batman, and Robyn. TD: f just wish peopfe would realize that anything is possible if you try . Dreams are mode if people try .-Terry Fox Mike DeVito: To friends, life's a beach so go live on it!! Good luck everyone. Thanks to family and friends. We will meet again! Linda Diamond . . , and I woke from the nightmare in a white cap and gown. Chrissy Diaz: It doesn't matter; nothing lasts forever, but I'm praying that we're staying together, depeche mode. 217 Michelle Doll: To sing with the wind the songs of the sun to whisper with sunset when the long day is done, Good luck 11! Paul Donnolo: Outside forces create pressures that affect our lives in unpredictable ways I will love you always C.V, Tracey Dorkoskl: What lies behind us and what lies before u$ are tiny matters compared to what lies within us, David Dougert: The year went fast and our love will last, Dave and Lori forever. Maureen Weiss and Sarah Kreisman, losers at love, cooperate, Sarah looks up eligible guys' schedules and Maureen finds the pictures to match. Timothy Dodd Jeff Doerrer Michele Doll Thomas Donnelly Paul Donnolo Kelly Ann Donovan Tracey Ann Dorkoski David Dougert Jonathan Dowell Karen Downey Noreen Doyle Timothy Doyle Noreen Doyle; John 2:17: The world and its desires pass away, but the man who does the will of God lives forever. Dules: it's better to burn out then to fade away my my hey hey! Into the black . . . Skateaway- thea that's all—Dire Straits. MB Dunn: Memories r forever iuv 2 mom, dad Carolyn luv 2 great friends team special retreats! LHJ JP JG We've only just begun! Art Dupras: Stick with me and we'll ride the stars catch the moonbeams In a jar or would you rather be a mule? Linda Katsch is caught stealing answers for the upcoming SAT. 219 Brett Failla Gregory Feldman Michael Engelhart Brian Fahey Simona Fiaschi: Do not us© a hatchet to remove a fly from your friend's forehead, JF: Fly and you will catch the wind; dream and you will reach your goal, MF SC PP MM SF Thanks for everything, I love you guys Anatol Feygin Robin Filippone Simona Fiaschi Elise Finelli Catch ya later, dahling. Susie Cho discovers she's Amy Flickstein Justine Florian been accepted to the University of Hawaii. 220 John Freeman John Friedrich Wendy Fried Jonathan Fuhrnnan MF: Love and Romance are onfy for suckers!!-Thanks for everything Mom and Dad, I couldn't have made it without you. PR SC JF. Staci Freda: The friends and memories we have made are like dia- monds; very precious and very rare. WF: Void these insinuations the expected how it should be, (strictly trash can matter) questioningly turning an inward eye knowing how it is within you waters a budding ism flower. John Friedrich: (EATZ28 . . . SMN . . . FTW . . . MARVELOUS. Patricia Garbow David Gaut Matt Azzarto's exuberance affects even Meena Ambardar. 221 Elissa Gearhart David Gelfand Wendy Gersten Sonya Gerdes The Joy of Sex, i can't believe they have it in this li- brary ' says Kathy Weldon, Elissa Gearhart: If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Wendy Gersten: Friendship is feeling completeiy natural with another, forgetting all pretense and just being yourself. Brian Gillen: Shoot first, ask questions later. Mark Giacone Susan Gladis Michael Glasco Brian Gillen Adrienne Glasco Mary Glynn 222 Lara Goldstein Kara Goobic David Good CoWeen Gorman Rolf© Gotsch Christopher Gould Joseph Grande Now we all know how Wayne Hu releases his stress. Jennifer Grant Lara Goldstein; Between tomorrow's dream and yesterday's re- gret is today's opportunity. Make the most of every moment! Kara Goobic: I don't know the key to success but the key to failure is trying to please everybody. David Good: I remember my youth and the feeling that I could last forever, outlast the sea, the earth and all men. LG: If the sun refused to shine, I would still be loving you. This one's on for you two INVERT THE V (snerdle). 223 Laura Grant Laura Grasso Alice Greenberg Patricia Guglielmi Sheila Grimes Sarah Grisham Robert Gude AG: Some people think it's holding on that makes one strong. Sometimes it's letting go-Robinson. SW, BR, JM, MA, etc. love you all! Be happy! S. Grimes: You can't discover new oceans unless you have cour age to lose sight of the shore . , , Love you Mom and Dad. Thanks, Sarah Grisham: I only came to oblige. But here I am— Eeyore. CAG: LIFE—a figment of the imagination—a state of mind. David Gutterman: Afoot and lighthearted I take to the open road. Happy, free, the world before me—Walt Whitman, KH: Everything is clearer in black and white; however, life comes in technicolor—know the spectrum and life will be a rainbow! Christine Alice Guttadora 224 Kristine Haag Judy. Tiffany, Jill, Chris, and Kim hang Charlene Hamann Frederick Hansen Jason Harding PH: Let me twist your arm! Let's go! No more coke; It tastes funny! Thumper! Mellon balls! NYC-DD-Jelly Dognut Coming-that's easy for you to say!-If you remember one thing in life let it be that friends are the most important things-Thank JD JP FELLAS! I Andy Haims: Fat, Drunk and Stupid is no way to go through life- Time is an aftabus- BH. Jen H.: To all my friends- Thanks for all the memories. I'll keep them forever! U2 JM! To my family-You're the best! James Harris: Stop making sense. For Gil Margulis, the Radical Rock Reactionaries is not just a club, it's a way of life, James Harris i Sajidie Hannah Jennifer Hansen 225 226 Marc Harris Richard Harris Caroline Hawley Jennifer Higgins Douglas Hill Evan Ho John Hoffman Lisa Hartman Michael Harrison Reggie Hayes Susan Hevert Marc: Volunteers do it free! Richard Harris: The reward of a thing well done is to have it done. LH; The moving finger writes; and having writ, moves on: nor all your piety nor wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line. RH: I have asked for all things, that I might enjoy life. I was given life, that I might enjoy all things . . . especially females! Sue: Don't walk in front of me, I might not follow, don't walk behind me, I might not lead, walk beside me and be my friend. EH: Finally I understand the feelings of the few-ashes and dia- monds. foe and friend-we were all equal in the end. Sorry, you're not on the list. Isabelle Kohler refuses to admit non-members to the always popular Spanish club meetings. Men melt in her prescence as Maryann Bekkedahl gives that award winning smile. JH: 8e patient, good things come to those who wait, Luv u Kris and Kel-Der, you'll always remain very special to me XO Mom and Dad-1 luv u. Lisa Hood; To my friends, high school was the best years of my life . , . keep in touch good luck to all, even you Matt VB, Nancy Hoppock: Is this the way out from this endless scene or just an entrance to another dream- GENESIS. Michael Holmes Arlene Holzmiller William Hoogsteen Jill Holton Lisa Hood Nancy Hoppock Kevin Houfihan Wayne Hu Raymond Hurtt Thomas Jackmin 227 Richard Jackson Monica Jacobson Kevin Jacox Tami Jackson Michael Jaczko Erica Jajko RJ: Memory is a child walking along a seashore You can never tell when it will pick up a pebble for a treasured thing. Kevin Jacox: At the one lane bridge I leave the giants stranded by the riverside - RUSH 74 Bug. M Jaczko: Here's to health, here's to wealth, may you never doubt yourself- Triumph - Hey Kal, Let's kill some fleas. Jill Jasuta: Don't say things. What you are stands over you the while, and thunders so that I cannot hear what you say to the contrary. Sharon Johnson: Fond memories bring to life the days around me, the smiles, the tears, of all the years. Jay Jueiis: When kingdoms rise and kingdoms fall, still you must go on. Those Sunday afternoon Ninja movies really have gotten to you, haven't they Tracey? Jill Jasuta Linda Jenkins William Jeremiah Mark Johns Christopher Johnsen Keith Johnson Sharon Johnson Jitendra Joshi John Juelis Amy Kaminstein Charles Karustis m. Michael Juchnik Ian Kaswan Linda Katsch Michael Kaswan Gary Katzenellenbogen Amy Kaminstein: A smile costs nothing but gives much—It takes but a mo- ment, but the memory of it ususaliy lasts forever. Charlie Karustis: Blessed be best friends M.McL And Blessed Be Best Friends And Much More J.S.McC. Ian Kaswan: Life is a trying experience-nine months trying to get out and the rest ot our life trying to get back in, Michael Kaswan: Alcohol is the root of all evil but evil is the root of al! fun. BHH. Linda Katcb: Many ore the plans in a man's heart, but it is the Lord's purpose that prevails. Gary: Blink, bandies, stump, swervgreb, pug, bubspot, bush, spok, bigts, tingl gif, jol, zyb, nik, lag, kdhs, sis, boet. Thanks Mom, Dad, Tarda. Mark Giacone's speeches are so boring that he even puts himself to sleep. 229 Sweet dreams Rory! Emma Kavanagh: Love in a friendship lasts forever, all of my Jove David, mhasksmcscbbkv amy Ft. Lauderdale Springbreak ,l86 . Noril o Kawai: “Hey! Baby! Let's dance for a better future! Bob Kelly: Here lies the essence of my peers, handshakes, hellos, and golden years, Aztec Camara. Tia Kelso: I've won the battle, now the war awaits; Good Luck DP, Love, T Karen Kennedy: Senior Quote? . . I don't think so LK: Where you've been doesn't matter- where you are touches my life- where you might go touches my dreams. Mom Dad Thanx. MFK: Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length; R.F. Alex Kirk: There is no intelligent life- KIRK OUT! Robert Kelly John Kieftyka Tia Kelso John Killeen Karen Kennedy Michael Kimble Emma Kavanagh Noriko Kawai Lynda Kesselman Alexander Kirk 230 Sonya Knuettel Karl Koederitz Karen Kirkley Thomas Klingelhoffer Isabelle Kohler Keith Komar Christopher Kopf Karen Kirkley: I love you all and frm sorry this is only the beginning, TK: Passing time will reach as nature relays to set the scene -YES power of thought, dominance, going off. SK: Great times with friends! SB: are you numb? Later dude yuppie! Pizza woman you airhead! ehbace! Thanks mom and dad for your help! Party hardy! KK: But wait there's more! If you act now, you receive the Four Year College Plan plus all the Hell you can handle. KRAUT , Isabelle: Precious and cherished are the memories I have . , . Good luck and love to all my friends, Adam: Many are so preoccupied preparing themselves for life that when they are about ready it has already passed them by, Steve Kopelman: When the going gets tough the smart get out. BHH. Adam Kolton Grrr, Jennifer Albertson snarles viciously because Kelly DePalmer requests a bite of her Ring Ding. 231 Keri Kovacs Sarah Kreisman Julia Ann Kril Jill Kramer Sarah Kreisman: The future always arrives a little before you're ready to give up the present, Julia Kril: Life is mostly froth and bubble, two things stand like stone- kindness in another's trouble, courage in your own. SK: Always something there to remind me: TPI B8! MA, JR, JB, CJ, MO, SD, CG. ED, SG, JR, NG, TK, EM, JS, KC. OTHERS: past! present! future?! Thanks! J Kunicky: The best is yet to come Rebecca Lang: Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm David Leitner; Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Eric Leshick: Laughter, joy, and loneliness, and sex, and sex, and sex. The Roiling Stones. Thanks AF, FH, DQ, SD, BS, and SL. Go Navy, Go Giants. Roses are red violets are blue, most poems rhyme but this one doesn't. Scott Kumpf James Kufpa Wayne Hu at our 20th reunion? John Latartara David Leitner Jessalyn Kunicky 232 Eric Leshick Diane Lewis Karen Linenberg Sharon Lowenstein Deborah Lu Robert Luce David Luckenbaugh John Luerssen Diane Lewis: i am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and i love today. Karen Ltnenburg: I am a great believer in luck; I find the harder I work the more I have of it- Mike-too much of a good thing is wonderful! Sharon Lowenstein: Don't wait for heroes.,. winners are losers who got up and gave it just one more try! Dennis DeYoung. Deborah Lu: To think of time—of all that retrospection: to think of today, and the ages continued henceforward. Bob Luce: There are two paths you can go by. But in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on-Led Zeppelin John Haughty Luerssen: Our hearts must have the courage to keep marching on. 233 Francesca Lynd C'mon guys, do you really expect us to believe that? Timothy Lyons John Macaluso Andrea Malkin Terrianne Maresca Wendy Maher: . ,. And departing leave behind us footprints on the sands of time JS, BP, WM—Budskis forever. Gil Margufis: Let me be who 1 am, and let me kick out the JAMS—MC5. Wendy Maher Michael Manning What'd you get for 3? Rob Rogers and Paul Donnolo exchange test answers. Trevor Markham Gil Margulis Gilbert Markham 234 Linda Marsicano Chont© Martin Laura Martin Erika Marsh Robert Martorina Paul Maurer Michelle Mazza Kevin McAdam Jennifer McCall Kevin McCauley Eriko Morsh: Maybe tomorrow, maybe someday . , . today and always- PF MAR-BINGO?] JT3-no class! Laura Martin; Love and happiness surrounds all who give it. Keep Smiling! Paul Maurer- When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Michelle Mazza; To all my friends, in time our paths may part but our friendships will never die. JM: Good-bye seems so sad a word for so many memories- we can say it and then cry. I will always love you Mom and Dad; CK, KT, NT, AR, MG,, Kevin McCauley: If I am the painter, then you are a subject to which I could never do justice. Thank You. Lacrosse timekeepers Terry Ann Maresca and Katherine Baldwin stare as coach Cherewich walks by. John McHugh: I don't ask for much, just a little food money, o little beer money, and a little . . . Bill McMeekin: I can't tell you why, no I wouldn't try to explain, here with you, I felt no pain, true like, right as rain. Mertzy: A smile can never be kept; it can only be given away . . . Thank you for everything Mom and Dad. I love you Grad. '86. Lisa Miller: Never let your dreams leave you, make them come true. Good luck, luv ya, DPJRDK KRRVPDCTW John McHugh Debbie Lu is quite pleased with herself as she answers yet another chem, question. The rest of the class couldn't care less William McMeekin Aimee McNelis N I Ronny McMoore Mark McLane Laura Melton Lisa Miller 236 Melissa Mills Melissa Mills: People we meet are like music notes, but only on looking back at life os a whole can we see the harmony Gina Minichino: Kramdens Delicious Marshall, Jennifer Monninger: This will be then, now will be always. Remember summer of , . . INS. Bryan Monzella: When this you see, remember me and bear me in your mind. Let all the world say what they may, speak of me as you find. Stefanie Moss: This is not an end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps the end of the beginning. Gina Miragliotta Jennifer Monninger Bryan Monzella Gina Minichino Kerry Mooney Stefanie Moss Brian Morris Thomas Mott Few people know that Wendy Mertz leads a double life as a Hell's Angel. 237 Todd Robins poses as the sheik . . Jon Peter Muzikar Alexandra O'Campo Derek Muller Regina Muscarnera Brian Noerr Christine Niedzwiecki Robert O'Hara Derek Muller: Thanks to Brew and all my friends at WHS. I wouldn't have made it without you Jill. I am and always shall be yours. I love you. Jon Mu2ikar: What a long strange trip it's been and I'll tell you this, no eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn. Brian Noerr: Why do today what you can put oft 'till tomorrow - BHH Laura Norton: To live your own way, to reach goals you have set for you, to be the you you want to be, that is success. Alex O'Campo: Life's best happiness is found in the friends we make along the way. - Mom, AP, JC, GC, AB, CN, MH, JP, JM, I love ya 238 Mark Oleary Jennifer Orfleb Susan Pallartno Jennifer Palumbo Anthony Pafumi Steven Patchett while Drew poses as his wife. Sue Pallarino: If endings mean new beginnings, shouldn't the good-byes be easier to say? Lauro Parnes: Dreams ore like stars: We never reach them, but we chart our courses by them Steve Patchett; Sixty minutes of thinking of ony kind is bound to lead to confusion and unhappiness,—James Thurber. Penny Patsuris: When you see a chance take it... because it's all on you. Ben Pavone: Life is a series of challenges . . . which must be avoided and postponed at all costs. B.H.H, i iw Laura Parnes Penelope Patsuris John Pavese Benjamin Pavone David Good trying to act cool. TP: The kids are alright. I can see for miles, Long live rock. By PT for $K, BB, SO, MA, JB, CC. As we take an Amaz- ing Journey . , . Tern Peluso: A friend is never lost, a smile is never forgotten, I love you all: Jay. Tay, Ay, JD, PH, JP. D. Pendzuk: Somewhere down the road our roads are going to cross again, Good luck class of '86. Thanks LM RVP KR TD OX JR MS. Gretchen Peters: People always expect more of you when you have naturally curly hair.-Sally, JP: Close friends and memories are worth more than money. Mine are worth more than a mint. I love you! Now. I pursue my dream. Joel Peyser: Do not weep because we are gone, just be thankful for what we had. Peace- Joltin' Todd Pearsall Theresa Peluso Deborah Pendzuk James Petrik John Pepper Anthony Perconte Joel Peyser Jennifer Pfister Gretchen Peters Gino Piaggio 240 Danief Potter Suzanne Pollack Randolph Pisane Larry Playford Kimberley Pouch Maria Powell Scott Powers Adrienne Prassas Patricia Price Traci Pridgen Suzanne Pollack: Never put off till tomorrow what you can do to the day after tomorrow. Twain. Daniel Potter: I will so trust that what is deep is holy; that I will do strongly before the sun and moon whatever inly rejoices me. Kim Pouch; Life can only be understood backwards but it must be lived forwards, I love you honey, thanks for everything chism TFE DS! Adrienne: A day is not forgotten if a memory is made. Patti Price: Life seems to be a whole lot easier when you have someone to share it with — love you Joe good times with MF JF, SC. Detective Anatol Feygin attempts to discover the the true identity of Chris Kopf. 241 Brian J.M. Quinn: O gluecklich, wer noch hoffen kann, aus diesem Meer des Irrtums aufzutauchen, Goethe. Tish: Memories of yesterday will last a lifetime . . and someday we'll find these are THE BEST OF TIMES! Christine Ranaldo: Life is the greatest gift of ail— so enjoy it and cherish the moments. Good Luck 8R jj RV LG IK MBD JP DR AV RC VR MER BS. Brian Quinn Brigitte Raguenaud i t i V Letitia Radtke Michael Rakita Bonnie Rapp 242 Christine Ranaldo Princeton? I don't think so, Colleen. Lisa Rapuano James Reilly Sammy Rapuano Hank Rehrer Andrea Rennyson Tracey Rettino Rachelle Reifer Jennifer Risko Angel Rivera Lorraine Rivers Bonnie Rapp: Altitude is the essence of success. Hank Rehrer: Times fly. Birds fly. Planes fly, and so do Porsche 928's: Sometimes you just got to soy . . . Rachelle Reifer: Faith is to believe what we do not see and the reward of this faith is to see what we believe. Jim Reilly: In the world there are no clear, black and white answers: only subtle shades of grey. Tracey Rettino: Leaving with a tear, but looking forward with a smile. Lorraine Rivers: Best of luck to everyone. Many thanks to Mom and Dad, ILU. ILU Patrick. But to know you is to love you. You are the best. 243 Roy Vella poses for the standard bug-eyed yearbook picture. Drew Robins Todd Robins Michael Rodin Robert Rogers Kathleen Rohm Gabe Rosanio Karen Root Wendy Ross The tradition goes on . . . another picture of the year- book editor. Drew Robins: it is not so important to be serious as it is to be serious about the important. There is no finish line. Todd Robins: Finally l understand the feelings of the few; ashes and diamonds, foe and friend, we were oil equal in the end. Kathy Rohm; All of my love SZ JK RVP TJ JS L S A town of losers I'm pulling outta here to win. I love you M D AML SS. Wendy Ross; If my attention is wandering there is obviously somewhere it wants to go, so why am I holding it here against its will? HP. Rob Rowland: If a man can bridge the gap between life and death, then maybe he was a great man. 244 Robert Rowland Raymond Ruble James Russel! Leslie Russell Colleen Ryan Lori Sapienza Louis Scalza Jim Russell: '‘A thousand skeptic hands won't keep us from the things we plan, unless we're clinging to the things we prize, - HJ, Margaret Saunders: The path that leads to happiness is so narrow that two cannot walk it..............unless they become one. Louis Scalza: Who said hot rod owners are burnt out and illiterate? ! Hollis Clinton tries to make it off school grounds before being apprehended by Wally. Vincent Russo Christopher Savoca Margaret Saunders Paul Schirmer 245 wwhW Robert G. Schmalz Kirsten Schmidt Ethan Schoss Stephen Schultz Kirsten Schmidt: Don't ever be afraid - there may be clouds getting in your way—just walk higher to your castle—the clouds will fly away. Daniel Schoenberg: Just because I don't know what it means, doesn't mean I'm lying. BHH: Do the Oak Tree! Maria Schuvart: There is only one success—to be able to spend your life in your own way. William Scouten, So Little done—so much to do. Cecil John Rhodes, Maria Schuvart Daniel Schoenberg Jeffrey Schneider Purpose: To determine the effect of friction on McDonald Land slides. Bill Scouten performs yet another live experiment. Joseph Sclama William Scouten 246 Susan Sheehy Douglas Sherman Jessica Sherman Ellen Shurak Gail Sladkus I Stacey Seigel: This is the happy House-Siouxsie B.F.F.'s + J.S.-I love you to Pieces! P.S. aiko, aiko all day long! Bill Shapiro: Life can only be lived once, make it the best and enjoy it to the fullest. Matt Sheehan Yuk Yuk, Jughead Mello Marvin. Quail VH 1 I was in love but cupid missed me. She up and left and I almost died. Susan Sheehy: But the fruit of the spirit is love, joy, peace, endur- ance, gentleness, goodness, faith. “You're kidding! Tim Walsh and Jim Brennan are told that graduation was moved up to January and everybody has left. 247 Tiffany Slitkin Arthur Slocum Marly Slomovitz Tiffany S. Slitkin: Insist on yourself; never imitate, every great man is unique—Emerson, Marly Slomovitz: The best of times in 3 short years; friendships that last forever, Jennifer Smith: To know is nothing at all; to imagine is everything. AF. John Stagaard: To my midget thanx for everything I'll always love you! Good luck to Albert the Wege and to Raf and Sam. Big Johnnie Twinkle! Big Johnnie Twinkle-n-Wiget. spot lurks . . . Bud Belly. Debra Stern: If you love something let it go, if it was meant to be it will come backl Thanx RVP, TW, LM, DP, KR, and a special thanx KP Sue Stokes: All a man's ways seem innocent to him, but motives are weighed by the Lord. Proverbs 16 2. Lee Soreth Jennifer Smith Henry Span 240 Nice face Sarah! Debra Stern Susan Stokes Thomas Stone Bill Sugrue: California sunlight sweet Calcutta rain Honolulu starbrite. The song remains the same Nancy Tabs; Take me as I am or don't take me at all. Cheryl Taylor: Mom ana Dad: We've had our ups and downs, but we finally made it. Thanks for everything! I love you! Christina Tedesco: Jam-jam thank God its over we had good times PG. KAS, CH, JS, KV, HL—1 got better nachos— metal rules—party much. Carol Thomas: Hope you find it in everything, everything that you see—Howard Jones. William Sugrue Rory Taylor Gus Tejada Nancy Tabs Christina Tedesco Carol Thomas Carmen Tartivita Cheryl Taylor The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog ' Rachel Tucker practices her typing 249 Christopher Tobey Kristina Thompson Anthony Tiller Sheri Tirone Kristina Thompson: In my hands I hold today. In my dreams I hold tomor- row. In my faith I hold forever. Fermin Torrejon: Aim for the top. There is plenty of room there. There are so few at the top it is almost lonely there. Maren Troum: Life is not having been told that the man has just waxed the floor. Rachel Tucker: If endings signify beginnings why are good-byes so hard. Fermin Torrejon Ranjini Vernugopal practices for next month's centerfold Shane Tourtellotte layout. William Townsend Maren Troum Rachel Tucker Karen Turiel 250 Tracey Twiste Carolyn Ucciferri Akihiro Uemura Edward Ungvarsky Edward Universo Matthew VanBergen Robin VanPoznak Roy Vella Mark Vernick Tracey Twiste: With special friends and the best of times the moments pass so quickly by ... fareweii to the days of old. Ed Ungvarsky: The only thing worth striving for is that which is unattainable, Robin VanPoznak: Memories of you wili last a lifetime. Love yal KR DP DS JS CC LM OXOXCD. Thank you Mom Dad I Roy Velia: Life is what happens while you're busy making plans. -John Lennon. 251 When Stacy Seigel talks, everybody listens. Ranjini Vernugopal Ranjini Vernugopal: I love Willie James Muse. Cheryl Venter. Though the distance divides us there are memories inside us that we cannot lose. Toly Volkov: If all else fails, drown yourself in your miseries. B-H. Jill Voorhees: Happiness Is: Love, compassion, success, graduation, and a chilled six, Mike Walsh; When you feel like studying, lie down 'til the feeling goes away — BHH '86, Toly Volkov Jill Voorhees 252 Robert Vosper Michael Walsh Timothy Walsh Dillon Waltner 1 Lady Wayne Maureen Weiss Katherine Weldon Usa Williams Suzanne Williams Angela Wimmer Reginald Wiley Gary Winzelberg Theresa Withers Dillon Waltner: Anchors Aweighll 7 3 86-Reagon In '88 Luv Ya ML Thanks TN, Maureen Weiss: Love many, trust few ... , and always paddle your own canoe. Angela Wimmer: They tell me there's no problems, only solutions . . , and they say I'm a dreamer but I'm not the only one. Let's see, the apple has 90 calories and the soda is diet so... Amy Kaminstein calculates her calories for the day. 253 Dan Wright: Like yourself, for then you will always be with someone you like-even when you are alone. Scott Zoufaly: . . and now, for something completely different- Pink Floyd. Susan Wood Daniel Wright Julie Youdovin Daniel Yemin Kathryn Yuengel Go ahead, make my day! Ben Pavone and Paul Maurer express the joy of being hall monitors. Samantha Yuro Darren Ziegler Scott Zoufaly Adolf Zuniga 254 255 We got one last chance to make it To trade in these wings on some wheels 258 259 There should be laughter after pain There should be sunshine after rain These things have always been the same So why worry now Mark Knopfler 260 If you want to sing out, sing out If you want to be free, be free Cat Stevens Now with their hands held high They reached for the open skies Bruce Springsteen 262 I'd like to see the world for once All standing hand in hand And hear them echo through the hills For peace throughout the land B. Backer, B. Davis, R. Cook 263 All we need is music, sweet music There'll be music everywhere We'll be swinging, swaying The record playing Dancin' in the street Martha Reeves and the Vandellas 264 Don't try to live your life in one day. 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Love, Dad and Seth Leader Store Balloons n' Bloom 232-3322 Qpen Mons-Sat 7 6 Congratulations to the Class of 1986 THE HALLS Good Luck to the Class of 1986 THE PINKINS Lois, Jim, Steve, Jeff, Brett Drew Best Wishes Class of '86! Marjorie and Richard Lewis JAY'S CYCLE CENTER Bikes for all ages 227 North Ave. E. Westfield, N.J. 07090 Laura, Congratulations to you and the Class of 1986! Wishing you happiness and success in the future. Love, Mom, Dad, and Elisa 280 For insurance call CHARLES W. COSENZA INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 2 ELM STREET WESTFELD, NEW JERSEY 07090 OFF.: (201) 233-9100 PARK TRAVEL_______________________________ P O Box 338 413 Park Avenue. Scotch Plains. New Jersey 07076 f2011 322-6000 Telex 833454 Representative MEMBER Congratulations to the Class of '86 Normandy Studio 107 Watchung Ave. Plainfield, NJ 07090 (201) 755-0431 Yearbook Specialists On behalf of the present former and future advisors of the yearbook, I wish to commend those Weather Vane staffers who give so unstintingly of their creative effort, their personal time, their many talents, and their sense of committment. Each year, with neither financial assistance nor academics recognition, a mere handful of dedicated students finance, design and publish a very superior yearbook. This record of the memorial moments of the current year serves members of the graduating class as a lasting and treasured memory of their last year at Westfield High School. Mrs. Lois R. Hopkins Weather Vane '86 Advisor RANDI FEINER (201) 232-2960 PEGGY CRUGER (201) 233-9340 FLOWERS and FANCIES Custom Flower Arrangements and Accessories 830 Cranford Ave. Westfield, N.J. 07090 By Appointment Only congratulations class of 1986! 284 285 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Are you ready? IGNO Would it make you nervous if I did this? RAMONA! Assume the position! WUS Hey La Hey La, Tish is back Kim? Kim who? CW Scarface Spirit Bagging Again? My shoulder-ma pads THE BOX - on the sidewalk? I know a whopper man . . . mumble a little louder, Terr Cheerleaders take on the football players Jenn's wearing a saggy diaper! Tracey-Let's see the jump! bumper cars in the parking lotj pink TP trashing Scotch Plains We miss you Soy! Tish the Dish Mary Ann and Catherine driving home in the dark look our, red car, Carol's behind the wheel! pause, pause, and UP! HEE HEE HEE! Flirt much Catherine? Rachelle: Perhaps Mary Ann: Jeff? Jeff, Jeff, Jeff? If it's a weekday, and it's 4:00, the Verhoest takes off Cheering in the snow The Junior Extra Help Praise Alice searching Chuck's house ... no players! Nice Jump! . . . what did you do this weekend? Mary Fan Eagle No big sign again? tryouts Andrea Stef, Tiny Cheerleaders doesn't that hurt? No . . . that hurt PIC- TURE??? Shotgun front seat! OK Big Guy Around the circle 30 times- Catherine sets the new record Thanksgiving rain game Sike! McDonalds in the mud -why not? The Jill Face Cheering from the bleachers in the rain Snoopy! Ponnn-Ponnn Let's be peppy cheerleaders Union-Tracey's a traitor. . . Scotch Plains-Carol's a traitor1 Bonfire Bonflicker WE LOVE YOU MIKE!! '85 Rahs, It Couldn't Have Been Better!!! 286 When in the course of school events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the Creative Bonds which have connected them with another, and assume among the Powers of the School, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Art entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all art is created equal, that it is endowed by its creator with certain inalienable rights, that among these are the freedom from censure and change .... Therefore, We, the People of Westfield High, in order to form a more perfect outlet of expression, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common intent, promote the general creative spirit, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Literary Magazine for the Students of Westfield High School. William Scouten Wayne Hu Suzanne Pollack Laura Martin Gil Margulis John Kieltyka Edward Ungvarsky Jitendra Joshi Laura Parnes Meena Ambardar Angela Wimmer Brigitte Raguenaud Lara Goldstein Isabelle Kohler Ellen Thompson Christine Ranaldo 288 MEMORES . . . I could just live on food stale soda When was the deadline? Last week, last month, last year?l B-man and her friendly stubs Lack of food and music Did you buy a yearbook yet? Nice car, Laura Mr. M's turquoise ring JilTs Bibfe Greg, sing something other than the A- Team theme songl Para's first pimple No more typewritten notes, Jill and John The uncon- trollable homeroom New grease pencils! Lois and Dave—a match not made in heaven- Who broke the Dictaphone? The squeaky windows of 108 Mrs. H. playing tennis Breaking in the office on report card day scrounging for candids Chair races down the hall Does anyone have cups for the soda? A committed few . . . very few Adam-getting loud, hectic,hey how ya doin-Kolton B-man and her symmetry- What about Jay's Cy- cle Center? Next year: our own room, computers, hired help, a budget, etc. etc. (dream onl). BEST OF LUCK TO THE 1987 WEATHER VANE STAFF!! 289 Love Jill and Laura SCHOOL IN THE SUMMERTIME NO CLASS � THE FELLAS (top, I. to r.): Homers, Slob Kelly, Kulps, Feldberger, Shalee, Schneidy, Farchie, Beelee, Screamin Lord Yemin. (bottom {. to r,): MD. The Haught , Deaners, Koltnums, Artie Artie Hard On, Glatz, Quinnster (absent from picture: Gongelo. Roderick, Bowie, and Marcus) Now that we're all BAD OUT Hurting Unit Getting Loud Who's doing K.T.? . Dules Cilk and Mookies Ha Ha Stat©n Island Run Hectic Newton- s Outof Control Why can't I get just one , , You guys are fags The Feldberger Fake I.D. M,S.'s Chipped Tooth Butts were flying at Homers, right Kirt? Deaners, you're haywire Stinky Can Reebs in Farchie's garage The Real Peopie Lamb rug Kulps is pretty in pink lf you want to gig. just tell Tiff and Haught M,UP, Sisters I hate when this happens Pal Chugl I forget what eight was for Quinn: The Forgotten Man Donning the goggles Adam boking Velveeta Cheese at the Squeeze Concert The Haught—Look Man. someday I’ll find someone special but till then I'm gonna take whatever I can get my grubby little paws on The Job will be that band The Great Pool-Hopping Scandal Apparently, Charlie's in the hospital Nosty Scabs Drug Fair Run Funnels at Homers Very hostrle Chandeiiers Jeffrey goes to Watchung What are you kiding me? Artie Artie Hard On PORK SWORDI Chicks dig it Shot gunning We've got bush The Rood to Love Gongeio man. the commies have your appendix Sporting the Engelhart's Disease K,C. What a name for a bird Dean's babes Eating raw spaghetti Doing the clothes line—nice panties N.T.. S.J.. E.N.. K.S.. S.O.B.. C,B. (hot lace). K.C,(sling shot). M.G. (racing stripes)—A,R, was fresh out l hope I don't boke tonitel Kulps. are you dweebing or are you hip to that situation? Easy there Buddy! Kirk and Linda hugging toilets Hey Mikey, who's cooking dinner tonite? Like a Cedar K.T,, can I borrow your driver's ed book? Sorry. Mrs. Root A.R., the key to it is consistency? C,H. rides horses’' Rearranging in public Our frat, house on 311 Harrision Ave. Nuking funnels on the Ceed Super Bowl of sorts! Red 7, Blue 5 Various coolers in the Schneidy deathmobile INXS at the Beacon What the Haught does and does not do Only in the bathroom. K.T.?—Happy Feb. 4th Foof Nelson The Lake Placid Adventure I like this yearbook like castration She's all kinds of fuglyl Farchie, don't be getting wise on my I'm not doing duke Sorry dude The Roderick Custum Cruiser Glatzi Whoopie weed l was like Hmm Hmm Hmmm J.C.. Smell mel Good joke Eat lime jello and DIE! Leather Head's a Maller The Jamestown 3 The Cowfe's Halloween Gig The New Year's Eve Bash at B.C.'s Don't flatter yourself E.M. Charlie. '1 feel like a woman Bowie. you'd make a good wife Survey Says , , BAAANT Banana Sideways DOUBT IT m.G. is cradle bound Major League yablos Burnage K BYE ... Or Whaaat ‘This could devastate our reputation as dudes. Professionals Dr. David Befeler Dr. Robert E. Knapp Dr. Daniel L. Moore Dr. Michael S. Kreitzer Dr. Richard H. Blum Dr. Thelma Warshaw Dr. Lawrence Plotkin Dr. Denis Turner Dr. Robert Oberhand Dr. Harris S. Vernick Dr. Joseph D. DeMaio Dr. Bernard Blutfield Stanley Gersch D.M.D. James J. Peterson D.D.S. James C. Carroll D.D.S. Dr. Ghitta Eibschutz I patrons Drs. Robert and Jane Abets Congratulations Meena and to the rest of the graduating class—The Ambardar Family Sara remember: Eric, Lorenzo and Parrots. Luv, Michelle H, Andrews Anonymous Anonymous Aratingi Family Mr. and Mrs. William Arnheim John W. Arnold Congratulations to the class of '86—Gail and Jeff Atlas To the class of '86—Starry dreams and ice cream nights—Bob and Cackie Baldwin Congratulations and best wishes to the class of '86—The Bashar Family The Behrems Family ('ll never forget the great times and the laughs . . I love you all . , , CDMWSA . . . fun, fun, fun!—Mary Ann Bekkedahl Congratulations Mary Ann and class of '86—The Bekkedahl Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Belcher Best wishes from Lawrence and Evelyn Berry Congratulations to the class of '86—The Bilodeau Family Mr. and Mrs, Wiliam C. Bock B. Bonnevier—M. James Good luck graduates—my favorite seventh graders, Mrs. Boothe Herman Bosse Amy and Dave Briemer Barbara and Jerry Briemer The Broadwell Family The Brothertons Mrs. S, Brownstein Bruce The Brucia Faily Congratulations and good luck class of '86—Stacey Bull Congratulations and good luck, Allison and class of '86—Kevin and Marian Burke The Burnett Family i would like to congratulate all of the twins of the class of 1986—Twins are Beautiful—Jimmy C. Mr. and Mrs, Michael Cafaro Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Callender Congratulations Laura, Love Mom and Dad Ole and Ingelise Caroe Good luck class of 1986—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cassidy Roger and Beverly Chandler Good luck Vincent. Love Mom and Dad Chiropractor 293 patrons The Colbys The Conner Family Mr. and Mrs. William C. Conover Mr and Mrs. Conrad The Conway Family Mr and Mrs. W. Scoti Cooper Perry Coultas Mr. and Mrs. William J. Crandall: Congratulations to the class of '86 and thanks to the people who welcomed in the new year with us.” Primo! 1986 Graduatesl-The Cruger Family The Colligan Family Mr and Mrs. Edward Cunningham Way to go, Roy! -Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham The Czander Family Congratulations to the class of '86 -the Cunningham Family The D'Almeida Family Linda Daniels Pat Darcy Congratulations Amy and Jackie and the class of 1986-The Davidson Family Warrem and Judith Dederick Alan C. Deombeleg Good Luck class of '86-Barbara Devaine The Dineen Family Best Wishes to all my friends in the class of '86-Michelle Dionne The DiPierro Family Helen and Henry Dombrowski Sal Dongella Congratulations Kelly and Class of '86-Donovan Family Tim, Peter, and Kate Donovan Tracey-Good Luck in college-Edward, Joyce, and Meredith Dorkoski Great class-86-Dr. James Drummond Best of Luck from Bob, Ingrid, Mary, Kate, and Fiona Dubuss Shirley and Fred Ducatman Congratulations and Good Luck, Mary Beth. Love Mom, Dad, and Carolyn The Eibschutz Family John Elridge Congratulations to the class of '86 -The Engelhart Family Jim and Becky England Mr. and Mrs, John Esposito The Factor Family Congratulations and Best Wishes to our son and the class of '86 -Mr. and Mrs. Brian Fahey Mary Ellen Farrauto-Good Luck in all your future plans-Bob Farrauto We lived through it didn't we? -John and Joyce Feldman Ivan Cohen and Alice Fertig The Fink Family patrons Liz Flawagan Maria Fleming Congratulations to Jackie and Missy - Mr. and Mrs. Florian Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Frisch Good luck to the graduating class of 1986 - the Fuhrman Family May all your dreams come true - class of '86 The Gelfand Family Mr. and Mrs, Robert Gerraty Gail, great party - Burn Rubber! Burn Rubber! - Brian Gillen The Goldstein Family David Good Susan and Howard Good Congratulations Alice and the class of '86 from the Greenbergs The Greenes Mrs. Grimes - You've only just begun - Seniors '86 Robert Gross Mr. and Mrs. Guerin Alice S. Guttadora The Gutuilligs - Good luck David and class of '87 - only one more year to go!” Marly - What would you do if . , Tara - A hectic scene, Colleen - the thing is . . like, Staci - It's not like . . . but Mary Ann - The Box, Missy - Goobs, Sue - dudes, Jenn - Drinking in Lincoln, Andrea - I hate when that happens. See our page Marnee - Nnnnnooo, Jessica - You guys, Diane - Satin, Nancy - Interjection, Wendy - Hoi Goiys, Carolyn, - Absent? Cheryl - Phone, Tracey - Party Animal Mandy Hammra Linda Hanna - Congratulations class of '86 Mr. and Mrs. John Healy Mr. and Mrs Neil Hediger J. Heintz - Doug - You made it!! Love, Mom Mr. and Mrs J.R Herbert Dr and Mrs, Robert Hevert- Best wishes to a super class Hi's Eye; Mondale Ferraro; The Scarlet Letter; USM; Eyre; Keane; Hornish; Wally; Drummond; Coriell; Scott; Clarkson; Such was school; D.F.G. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hobbie Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hobiitzell Mr. and Mrs. Ken Holmes Congratulations Class of '86 - Ann and Ei Horris ’’Best Wishes to the class of 1986 from the Huxels” Keith - one down and two more to go - Mary and Bill isernia Congratulations Yearbook Staff — a great job! - the Jasutas A birthday present at last. Happy Birthday Mer, Love, Jen and Cin Joner Family patrons Dr and Mrs. Karustis Kassakian Family Sonia and Rudy Kassinger Mr. and Mrs. Keough Mr. Philip S. Keeler, Jr. Daniel Kelly ... so there! Congratulations to Lisa and the rest of the class of '86. Best of luck in the future, Dave. (. . , I'm stuck . . .) Maryann Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kelly Kesselhauf Linda Kessler Good luck seniors- Jane and Herb Kessler Mr. and Mrs. John Kim Best of luck to the class of '86-Mr. and Mrs. Jon Klein Congratulations class of '86-Andy, Jeff-Amy Klein Mr. and Mrs. Klingelhofer The Klinghoffer Family Congratulations Isabelle and the class of '86-The Kohler family Hey L.G., 8.IP., C.R.: I don't have a dirty mind!!! The Kolbert family Good Luck! Fred and Betty Kopt Susan and Seymour Koslousky The Kreitzer Family The Kudlick Family Congratulations to the graduating class of 1986- The Kunicky's Congratulations to the 1986 Weathervane staff! Best Wishes- The LaRosa's. Karen, Good luck in all your future endeavors. Love, Mom and Dad The Good times and wonderful memories will never be forgotten, good luck class of '86- Diane Lewis The Leonard Family Walter Lawson Good luck to Deja and the class of '87. Love, Grandma and Grandpa Lenard Congratulations to the class of '86-Gina and Joe Lipari Best wishes to Deja and her friends. Love Mom. Mariat Jim Lombardi Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Lorang Mr. and Mrs. Lorch. The Loree Family Mr. and Mrs. F Love Mr. and Mrs. James D. Love patrons Hey Michael Peter—It's been real! Love, Karen Ann Congratulations to the class of '86! We made it!! — The Lowensteins The Lucchesi Family Mr, and Mrs. Luck The Luka Family wishes you success in all your future endeavors Dennis Lysaght Mr. and Mrs. M. D. MacPherson The Maher Family Best of luck to the graduating class of '86— Mrs. Mahmuda Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mantay Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martin John, happiness and success in your future. Love, Mom and Dad The McAnally Family The Clyde McBride Family The McCarthy Family Mr and Mrs. Joseph McElroy Lois and Bruce McFadden Mr and Mrs. Charles L. McGill Mr. and Mrs, Robert McGee Good luck Class of '86 Smurf and Destroy— Mama and Papa Smurf Go for it Class of '86— The McJames John and Tina McLaughlin From 2 WHS graduates of 1945, we wish you, the class of 1986, good memories of your WHS years. Jane and Bob McManigal Congratulations to the class of 1986—Jane Mencher Ditto—The Mencher Family Sally B. Meyers To Lisa: congratulations . . . Love Kristen, Rorie and Tara Congratulations to the class of '86—Auf Wiedersehen . . . Mr. and Mrs. B. Michaels You are the World . . . God Bless the class of '86—Mr. and Mrs. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Domonick Mirabelli The Monaghams Lisa Montreleone The John Morre Family Let's go Mets! Best Wishes from the Green Team Mr. and Mrs. William Morris Denise Mosiar Congratulations Steffe and the class of 1986 patrons Congratulations Meena and the rest of the graduating class. -The Mulranes The Mund Family Congratulations to the class of '86. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Murphy Mr. and Mrs. James B. Napier The Nelson Family The Newmans- Jo, Denny, Jason, and Eric Our best wishes to Chris Carrick and to the rest of the class. The Nuzzo's. Good Luck class of '86 To the 1986-87 Marching Band, continue your success, M. O'Donnell Yoshinoby Onishi Oravez Family Jennifer Ortleb, Congratulations and the best of luck and love. The Principios. Congratulations Laura- Grandpa Al Parnes Felicitacions et Bonne Chance! -Elisa Parnes Good Luck to Laura Parnes- The Praudas Carolee and David Paschon Geronimo Penelope! Mommy and Daddy and the crew. Jean Penniman Joseph I. Petrsoric Nancy and Joseph Petrsoric The Piegari Family Congratulations to my niece Laura Parnes and to the class of '86-Aunt Gladys Plafsky The Polaks Congratulations to Suzanne, the last of the Westfield High Pollacks. Congratulations to the class of 1986-Marilyn and Marty Pollack The Pulaski Family Party hearty. Rock 'n' Roll, Drink a six, smoke a bowl, that's the way we get our kicks, we're the class of '86. Best of Luck, class of '86. Go get 'em! The Rafalides Family Mrs. Rainville Mr. and Mrs, Philip Rakita Mrs. Wm. Ramage Bette and Fritz Rappold Harry and Angela Powers—Good Luck in Washington, Scott! patrons The Reagans Congratulations to the class of '86—The Richman Family Jane Ann and Louis Ripperger Ken and Carol Riley Martin Robins Mr and Mrs. J. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. T. Rogers Allison and Michael Rossner Good luck to Ray Ruble. Much success and an exciting future. The Kleins and the Parises Congratulations Ray and Good Luck at Pratt. Love Mom, Dad and Linda Abby Ruthfield The Saweckis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Salerno Mr. and Mrs, T. Sauers Good luck Class of '86! And the best of luck to my good friend Emma. Let's hit FL — Karen Schneider The Schneider Family Good luck—Mandy Schnitzer Congratulations Junior and Senior classes—Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Schnitzer Congratulations to the class of '86-The Schoenberg Family Karen A. Schwasta The Scotts—Arlene, Frank, Cynthia, Erin, Kelly and Allison—send their best! Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1986—Michael Seiler Congratulations Seniors Louise Shapiro The Shields Family Mr, and Mrs. Ronaid Silbergold Compliments of Helen and Jack Simon Mr. and Mrs, Simon Congratulations to our daughter Gail and the entire Class of '86 Go Class of 1988 Congratulations Westfield High School Class of '86— Career and Leisure Horizons Mr and Mrs. Doug Sobey Good Luck Class of '86—Sandra Spina The Spirn Family Congratulations Judy Stanton—good luck next year. D. 8. patrons Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stock Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sutman Best of luck in your future years, With the best wishes for happiness in all the seasons of your life. Congratulations to the class of '86—The Tabs Family The Tarradellas Family Congratulations Senior class! Mrs. and Mrs. Norbert Tarradellas Good Luck! Bill, Jolinda, Jennifer, Matthew, and Mandy. Diana L. Taylor and Family The Telling Family Congratulations and God bless you. Love, Dad, Mom, Martita and Karl Kristina: G.J.H. has smelly armpits. M. Thompson We love you Robert, Good Luck!! Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thul Timbuktours Congratulations and best of luck to all of you. Toriello Family Chris and Charlie Tozzo Good luck to the class of '86-The Turiel Family Helen and Norb Van Bergen- Congratulations Best of luck to the class of '86-Thp Van Poznaks Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vella To everyone in 8th period study, you too R Hampton, see you there again. Thanks for everyhting-A S. Mr. Joseph Wagensommer Nancy and Marc Waldor A. Milton Walsh Mr. and Mrs. V Walsh The Wampler Family M.C.W. - YALAC The Weil Family Davia and Elizabeth Weiss Dakota and Durango Welby, can you believe your name is in this yearbook! The Wildstein Family Wilefuts Congratulations Reggie and the Class of 1986 Good Luck Suz! Love, Mom and Dad The Williams Family David Wilson Mr and Mrs. Frank Wilson Best Wishes to the class of 1986 - Sylvia Winters Fran and Harvey Wolfson Mr. and Mrs Thomas Wooster To our favorite niece and cousin; Michele - Love the Wuensch Sue and Bob Wunderle Joyce and Bob Yarrington Good Luck to the class of '86 - B, Yudes The Zippier Family Mrs. K. Zippier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zupko Phone calls 'til 4 . . . Lee, Hop, and Leffla! CUINCA . . JT and DF SPECIAL THANKS TO MRS. HOPKINS FOR HER STERN BUT WELL MEANING LEADERSHIP. ADDITIONAL THANKS TO: NORMANDY STUDIOS FOR THEIR SUPERIOR PRINTS PAUL AND DON FOR THEIR MANY VISITS MR. CHEREWICH FOR PUTTING UP WITH AN OVER ACHIEVING HOMEROOM THE CUSTODIANS FOR CLEANING UP AFTER US THE SECRETARIES FOR LETTING US USE THE OFFICE THE FEW WORKING TYPEWRITERS IN ROOM 112 THE MANY CHOCAHOLICS FOR BUYING M M'S . Thoughts , . . Thoughts . . . Thoughts . . . Thoughts . . . Thoughts . . , Thoughts. . . 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As we walk through these doors for the last time as students, let us not forget our opportunity to establish our own goals, and the freedom we have to pursue them. Let us kindle the torch of our potential and strive to keep the flame alive. J| WESTFIELD MEMORIAL LIBRARY 3 9550 00188 0532