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

Text from Pages 1 - 310 of the 1987 volume:

WEATHER VANE 1987 WESTFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY VOLUME 66 Remember that the future is neither ours nor wholly not ours, so that we may neither count on it as sure to come nor abandon hope of it as certain not to be. — Epicurus There is no death! The stars go down to rise upon some other shore, and bright in Heaven's jewelled crown they shine forevermore. — McCrury I don't want to perish like a fading horse; youth's like diamonds in the sun and diamonds are forever. — Alphaville Man is his own star, and the soul that can render an honest and a perfect man commands all light, all influence, all fate. Nothing to him falls early, or too late. Our acts our angels, or good or ill, our fatal shadows that walk by us still. — Fletcher 12 If it weren't for the dark days, we wouldn't know what it is to walk in the light. Earl Campbell In arguing of the shadow, we forego the substance. — Zily 15 16 1987 WEATHER VANE STAFF Tri-editors: Mona Bashar, Gregg Cruger, Jennifer Taylor Advisor: Mrs. Kathleen Moriarty Editorial Staff: Faculty: Bela Bashar, Janet Hoesly Extracurricular: John Love, Megan Me Carthy, Jen Saunders Underclass: Pei Ran Ho, Warren Nakatani, Susie Sanislow Sports: Chris Moran, Brennan Smith School Life: Chip Asbury, David Fisher Seniors: Laura Bilodeau, Julie Wilson Business: Deja Littrel Staff: Rob Diemer, Mary Hoblitzell, Dave Kelly, Pnina Miller, Abbie Schnitzer, Crys Suiter. SHINING IN THE SHADOW In June 1986, the Weather Vane staff selected the theme for this yearbook. It was our intent to select a theme that would be both representative of and relevant to the student body's experience at Westfield High School. We hope that our theme, shining in the shadow, accomplishes our intention. To us, the phrase shining in the shadows seems to characterize the student body at WHS. The shining in the phrase represents the uniqueness that each student at Westfield High School possesses. Whether it be the arts, athletics, or academics, we each have our individual strengths that enable us to stand out from the shadows. These shadows may represent the problems of adole-sence or the uncertainity of the future, but whatever they represent, the students at Westfield High School have the capability to look beyond these shadows and continue to shine. Govtets toodteoi i i JJacufey 20 S aciMicula i 52 SopRo ones 92 Spouts 112 Junions 160 Sdool Lijj«. 182 Oorfusion 256 business 266 19 20 ADMINISTRATION Dr. Mark Smith Superintendent Dr. William Foley Assistant Superintendent Dr. Joseph Muzas Computer Services Coordinator 22 Dr. David Rock Director of Instruction Frank Scott Assistant Principal Dr. Robert Petix Principal Florence Senyk Assistant Principal Richard Konet Assistant Principal Dr. Lawerence Green Superintendent (retired) Robert Eyre Assistant Principal Sally Vejnoska Robert Eyre Walter Bischak ENGLISH Ronald Barner Catherine Becker Ms. Ninesling shows her bewitching powers. Virginia Mickulick Paula Roy Dept. Chairperson Mrs. Hopkins . . . dressed to kill. Joan Kahn “This is not a roast, but ... — Clarkson “You kids have to get off your mental duffs. — Hopkins “Shape up or I'll play my bagpipes. — Barner I'm not into yearbooks. — Keane Thomas Ryan Pamela Wychunas LANGUAGES Ruth Elmquist FOREIGN Anthony Frinzi Nancy Didier Donna Fenstemaker John Scafaria Dr. Madelyn Tochka r i Roberta Hollander Barry Judd Suzanne Jacobus Dept. Chairperson Use Lehrer NATURAL SCIENCES It’s absolutely, irrevocably. uhh .. . yeah. — Goslin Now. let's see. the derivative is . . . uhh wait, no . . . you're right! — Bonner Feedback! Feed-back! Are you with me guys?!! — Bremus Richard Bonner Gregory Bremus Robert Brewster Rachel, don’t think you can get away with this! Where's your hall pass? Shirley Cheng Perry Coultas John Elder Leland Goslin Richard Gange John Oshust Roberta Kresch 31 Linda Pastir Mark Pastir Dr. Howard Rubin Dr. David Stoneback Dept. Chairperson Saturday Science ... BE THERE!! Or bike racks at 3. — Stoneback The bonds on deoxyribonucleicacid — endoplasmic pyruvicsmurf acetyladenine, easy, right? — Kresch Michael Seiler SOCIAL Robert Adriance Dept. Chairperson Come one, come all! Mr. Jackson will serve all in SARC. Thomas Hornish Dr. James Drummond 33 They think I'm a farmer riding on my tractor which I traded for a Porsche. — Drummond “My, my, my. Did you do your homework today? — Ward LIBRARY MEDIA Lila Kirkwood Dawn Ganss Emily Snitow Barbara McIntyre 35 MATH COMPUTER SCIENCE Irene Alley Joan Kassenoff Margaret Bjerklie Karen Citrin Helen Coe Donna Hornish Les Jacobsen Merilyn Diamond Kathleen Dix Leona Jensen Dept. Chairperson “Hello? Hello out there? It's child's play. If you don't play the quadrant game, you might not like me anymore.'' — Quagliano “No such animal. — Coe “Garbage in, garbage out. — Jacobsen PERFORMING ARTS James Beil William Matthews Joseph Nierle David Shapiro Drude Roessler Anton Durner Carol Lee Allebaugh William Hansel Barbara Flynn FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS 40 Jean McDermott Director of Fine Arts Marlene Simpson Arthur Silveira — 1NURSES HEALTH Margaret Klick Dept. Chairperson Laurie Talarico Carole Stavitski Margaret Teitelbaum 41 BUSINESS Eugene Ehrlich Marilyn Gray Anthony Fotiu Nancy Wixted Fred Zakaluk GUIDANCE Joan Henderson Rose Beeny Dr. Cas Jakubik Dept. Chairperson AIDES Esther Acanfora Geoffrey Perrin Rosalie Wallach RESOURCE SPECIALISTS Beverly Johnson Morris Tarabar ferri-a Edward Lauerman 45 Lorraine Besch PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sweet dreams. Mr. Frinzi! Linda Buchwald Gary Kehler Athletic Director Walter Leonow Peter Lima Katherine Luckey Joseph Soviero Edward Tranchina Richard Zimmer Dept. Chairperson SUPPORT STAFF Front Row — George Webb, Shelton Faggins, Orlando Russo, Angelo Bencivenga Second Row — Greg DiGirolamo, Bruce Eaker, Jimmy Lopresti, Ron Benko First row — Food Service Director Carolyn Lozier, Dorothy Manna, Gessie Blancato, Martha Costa, Lena Cummings, Kathy McNamara. Second row — Joanne Buonanno, Mary Ap-pezato, Anita Russo, Lorraine Kwasek, Antin-ette DiSarro, Dora Ciroalo, Ann Webster, Jo Matino. v 49 Helen Aagre Marie Micione Sandra Mykityshyn Florence Nickesan Donna Dzury Denise Mosier Florence Nikeson 52 WEATHER VANE Who wants to write some captions? . . . that picture is NOT going in . . . that picture HAS to go in . . . did we have recycling this Saturday? . . . Pei Ran Ho — I promise to come tomorrow . . . remember — I'm a non-tenured teacher. . . well, last year we . . . please hand me the Herff Jones layout, the Herff Jones ice carving set, the Herff Jones proper cropper, the Herff Jones guide to copy fitting ... is Paul coming today? . . . can we print that? ... a J.N. section . . . can I still buy a yearbook? . . . Mr. Davis' toll free 24-hour hotline, call 1-800-H0W-MUCH$ . . . Suzie and Megan's pilgrammage to Roots — a four-page list of orders . . . stealing typewriters . . . where are your car keys, Mr. Davis? ... so who's going to yearbook camp this year? ... the deadline is tomorrow and only three seniors have had their pictures taken . . . what happened to our computer? .. . Yearbook during vacation . . . uhh, I can't make it. . . Mr. Davis — I'll have to call the plant and let you know . . . thanks Camber for your art . . . thanks Ted and Bill for your photographs . . . thanks Martita for helping at recycling ... for the 109987th time, tool lines are rule lines ... we already used that picture in another section . . . where's the ladder? . . . HI'S EYE wk VS' . 1 WA W M mmt flak ■'.f 'Zy, . ;' ' ' I V. MV-'W.VW .A ? . WM- ■ Mb 56 Hrs eye Westfield High School 550 Dorian Road Westfield, N.J. 07000 Tri-editors: ........................Todd Brcchcr. Lisa Kolton. Holly Taylor Page one........Doug Krohn, Laura McCord, Jamie Meisclman, Matt Vitale Page two . . Para Ambardar, Beth McIntyre, Kevin O’Brien, Andy Rockman Page three Mona Bashar, Bill Cort, Betsy Lynch, Ted Martin Page four: Kevin Cuiligan, Elizabeth Cummings, Betsy Maslin, Brad Shapiro Sports News Bureau Tom Hanna News Bureau..............................Jocelyn Brotman. Anna Senkcvitch Circulation ..................................................... Jon Sauers Photo editor.................................................... Man Daley Art editor...............................................................Jeff Nelson Senior staffers......Liz Grossi. Suzanne Weil, Matt Conway, Stacey Schugg Junior staff: Bela Bashar, Michelle Beese, Amy Briemer, Vincent Chen. Michael Cohen. Michelle Davidson, David Dulan, Edward Einhorn, Margaret England. Samantha Feder, Michael Gagliardi, William Garbarini, Andrew Guiterman, Peter Ka .anoff. Rachel Kreisman, Kenny Lowen-stcin, Scott Manning, Chris McCauley, Warren Nakatani, Virginie Rague-naud. Brian Slomovitz, Sarah Stevens, Glen Stoekeu, Max Wunderle. Jeffrey Yemin Adviser...................................................Mr. Walt Clarkson Principal .......................Dr. Robert Peti If it's Friday, and there’s school, there'll he HI'S EYE! KICK IT — Walt walks in and says End of roast! He burns Elizabeth Cummings just like toast. Holly Taylor decides to cut this class, Jocelyn Brotman comes in late and has no pass. Jeff Nelson hits Matt Daley with a wooden chair, Beth McIntyre comes in with a waistband in her hair. Para Ambardar assigns a Lighter Side, Doug Krohn imitates Walt and says, There's the schneid! Brad E. Shapiro has a real nice laugh, Andy Rockman threw away his best photograph. Stacey Schugg's proud of us, but she misses her lakes, Jamie Meiselman is pictured 'cause he rides those Jakes. Suzanne Weil sits back and screams Candy Corn , Jon Sauers circulates on Friday morn. Bill Cort wears shirts that are buttoned to the top, At Bennetton, Betsy Maslin does shop. Kevin Culligan's a dude even though he can’t see, Our only senior staffer is Liz Grossi. Tom Hanna's sports bureau even though he doesn't edit, We're not doing our jobs, was uttered, and Lisa Kolton said it. Mona Bashar won't open up her mouth, Anna Senkevitch is from the Deep South. Ted Martin don't get his way so he gets mad, Todd Brecher's called Crash 'cause he drives real bad. Kevin O'Brien is cool but don't call him Kenny, Betsy Lnych's hair is red as a penny. Matt Vitale does page one with Laura McCord, All praise Walt 'cause he is Lord. YOU GOTTA FIGHT, FOR YOUR RIGHT — To be journalistically buh-valid! TELEVISION PRODUCTION 2 Under the supervision of Mrs. Jo Ann Gainer, the TV Production 2 class consisting of Chris Cags Cagnasola, David ''Fish'' Fisher, Lance Weasel Klein, Chris Skin Moran, David Blow-Pop Sentivan, and Mark Silb Silbergeld created the bi-monthly television shows seen on WHS's own cable TV station — TV36. Joe Triarsi and Mark Tabs also worked independently to help with filming. Who's doing the bowling team? Give it to Joe ! How s it going M.G.? Clay figures on the chairl Fisher: When are we getting the CamCorder? Cags: It wasn't me Mrs. Gainer, I swear ... It was Lance Lance syndrome We're NOT using the Tie-Dye segment! What? No entries in the contest? Who stole the clipboard? How cool is that guys??? — Shut up Weasel! Nice montage, Skin Sen-tivan, where are the blow-pops? Gainer: Who's going to the library, we've got to edit? You can't use that, it's the 1 73rd generation! Welcome to TV 36 News and Views . . . Good night. 58 FOLIO Folio is .. . Published in the Spring when the world is puddle wonderful. Poetry . . . Sir, I admit to your general rule, that every poet is a fool, but you yourself may serve to show it, that every fool is not a poet. With a Sense of Humor . . . The dishcloth was dirty, what was I to do? I sat down beside it and played my kazoo. Photography . . . Why immortal hand or eye dare frame thy fearful symmetry? Procrastination . . . Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow Prose . . . Seven svelte Swedish sisters snuggled secretly with and Arab. Tough Decisions . . . To be or not to be, that is the question. Homebaked goodies . . . The marshmallow bubbled all charcoaled and brown, as the fire flared up and pulled the mass down. The Coffeee House . . . The strangest things are there for me, both things to eat and things to see The Staff . . . In their eyes there's something lacking, what they need is a damn good whacking! THE FOUNDATION i — The Foundation is a new organization established this year at Westfield High School dedicated to the questions of human existance (i.e. virtually anything and everything). The club consists of members who read a chosen work of a philosophic nature who then come together in a group format to discuss the piece. The purpose of the club is the enhancement of the individual's awareness to the human condition. This may sound ambitious, but it is done simply through the study of short essays followed by the creation of a forum for discussion in which individuals are able to learn from the insights of their fellow students. Various philosophers have been read by the club throughout the year ranging from Sartre to Jung. The club is open to all schools of thought for it is through variation along with depth of study that understanding can result. The success of The Foundation has been from the dedication of its members to the purpose of learning in order to enhance awareness and understanding. RADICAL ROCK REACTIONARIES The Radical Rock Reactionaries is a club for students to increase the awareness of other genres of music besides Top 40. The club was founded in the spring of 1985 by Gil Margulis with the help of advisor Mr. Robert Bruno. The club attempts to bring”underground” music to the surface and tell the students of WHS that there are other types of music. This is done in two ways. The first way is to show free movies to the students. Some titles include “Rock'n Roll High School”, “The Kids are Alright” and Rude Boy.” The second and most important way is to sponsor concerts at the high school which include local talents. Some groups that played include Sophosto Funk, The Unemployed, The Leisure Set, The Fundamentals, Lord John, D.U.H., and Whirling Dervishes. We had a successful concert on December 12 which included Nervous Nerds, The Outcrowd, and Children in Adult Jails. The concert was the first of the year to have tickets sold at the door. Thanks to Dr. Drummond for being our club advisor. Have a Real Cool Time and see you on Shakin' Street, and, of course, kick out THE JAMS!!! Oran Margulis Club Member P.S. Special thanks to Gil Margulis for his spiritual guidance, Tom Pryor, Matt Doherty, Phil Linden, Dave Urbano, Victor Camponile, Tom O'Hara, Julie Choi, and other club members who helped out. MATH LEAGUE Math League members meet once a month to take a six-problem contest, which takes about a half an hour. The tests are then scored, with one point given per correct answer. The top five scores are added to Westfield's compiled score after each contest, and Westfield is ranked against other schools. Every year, Westfield has been one of the top scorers in both the county and the state. SCIENCE FICTION CLUB The Science Fiction Club is a group of people interested in saving science fiction in all of its forms. They usually watch films and discuss them. They are a distinguished group: smart, bright, and intelligent. May the force be with all that believe in the Science Fiction Club. May all new forms of life have the force behing them. Good luck all . . . PING PONG CLUB Under advisor Mr. Zimmer, the Ping Pong Club meets twice a month. President Mike Shenoy sets up tournaments between club members and there is also a club ladder where players are ranked and can challenge others above them. There is doubles play, and even though competition is fierce, everyone has a good time. ITALIAN CLUB Santa Lucia with Rob Del Guidice and his group . . . La Festa Natalizia, il nostro Babbo Natale Todd Kaul . . . Tombola e Baci Perugina ... La Serata Italiana ed il ballo folclorico . . . Let's listen to Un Bel Di . . . No, preferisco canzoni per bambini. SATURDAY SCIENCE field trips each spring to the Smithsonian, the Franklin Institute, and the beach. Cider and donuts . . . Chem Court. . . Nobel Prize Winner Robert Wilson comes to Westfield . . . Where's my free electron laser? . . . change the field trip!. . . Uh, excuse me, how long has this cider been sitting around? ... If it’s Saturday and ■ the moon is full and humidify is 30% and the barometer reads 102.6 KPA, there may be Saturday Science. FRENCH CLUB annee le club de francais a plus de 100 membres. Les officiers sont: Marie Raguenaud — Pres; Lisa Broadwell — Vice Pres.; Mike Csorba — Treasurer; Virginie Raguenaud — Sec. Pour souhaiter la bienvenue aux eleves de St. Germain-en-Laye, nous avons organise une reception. Notre fete de Noel a ete un succes. Nos autres activites consistaient de jeux francais, d'une celebration pour Mardi —Gras et de films francais. Le club de francais voudrait bien remercier les professeurs qui nous ont aides pendant I'annee scolaire. Merci done a Madame Clark, Monsieur Judd, et Madame Didier. 68 ART CLUB In 1986-87 the Art Club, under the direction of Mr. Arthur Sil-veira, had yet another successful, blooming, blossoming, fruitful, prosperous, profitable really neato-keen year. Many talented sophomores, juniors, and seniors continued the Art Club’s tradition of creative fund raisers such as decorated Halloween pumpkins and handmade cupid's arrows delivered to students from their Valentines on St. Valentine's Day. During its annual Christmas ornament and bake sale, the club raised the second highest amount in its history and is hoping to better its funds next year. The funds raised by the Club go towards sponsoring art related trips and activities during the year. O.K., the most important thing is to raise student consciousness in cutsie things . . . short meeting today . . . who can't make it? ... I don't know . . . make, like, a teddy bear or something . . . Really? Is Mr. Silveira's first name Art? 69 MARCHING BAND Beginning with August band camp, the members of the marching band participate in many varied functions throughout the school year. Aside from appearances at football games and many band competitions, this year's band performed at the Brendan Byrne Arena during a N.J. Nets basketball game. The band traveled to Orlando, Florida in February for a command performance for Mickey Mouse! 71 LATIN CLUB The Latin Club has had a very busy year. In the fall, it held its annual Toga Party. This year, as always, the event proved to be very popular. The Latin Club has recently become involved in community projects. The club used the money it earned from Back to School Night to buy food for the needy. The food was distributed to needy citizens at the Westfield Temple and Holy Trinity Church. The club also continued to fund a child in Egypt using the money earned through candy sales. This year's presidents are Neil Troum and Kim Gosen. The vice president is Mindy Waterhouse. Best of luck to next year's club! 1 GERMAN CLUB Die Leiter der Gruppe sind Claudia Roles, Aaron Weber, Matt Wingate, and Bela Bashar. Wir sind zum Winkelmanns Restaurant in Lakewood, NJ, im Herbst gegangen. Dort ha-ben wir deutsches Essen gegessen und wir haben das Lebensmittelgeschaft besucht. Un-terwegs hatten wir eine Panne! Fur Thanksgiving haben wirein Canned Food Drive organi-ziert. Wir haben Gummy Bearen yerkauft. Wir haben auch im Concession Stand gearbeitet. Dieses Geld ist zu Scholarships gegangen. Jedes Jahr haben wir ein Cookie Verkauft. Viele Schuler haben Keks gebacken. Wir planen einen Ausflug im Fruhling. Es macht viel Spass. i Co-Presidents: Cassandra Lammers Kevin O'Brien Vice-Presidents: Betinna Kohler Susie Sanislow Treasurer: Grace Liang Secretary: B.J. Taylor |M El club del Espanol hace cosas para incluir la cultura hispanica en la vida de WHS. The club has many fund raisers such as working at the concession stand at football games, food sales, and our annual Valentines' Day Carnation Sale. The proceeds go to scholarships for the senior Spanish students, and the sponsorship of Aldo, a young Mexican boy. Muchas Gracias a Ms. Jacobus, Mr. Frinzi, Miss Fenste-maker, Miss Elmquist, and Mrs. Hollander, los profesores del espanol. KEY CLUB The Key Club is a service oriented club under the Kiwanis Club of Westfield. The members participated in many service activities this year such as: food and clothing drives, toys for tots, the Winter Carnival, and more. The Key Club has had a good year and hopes to continue to grow in the future. Thank you Mr. Seiler. CHOIR The 1986-87 choral program consisted of the Choraleers, Concert Choir, and Mixed Chorus. It was an extremely active year which included not only the traditional Holiday concert and Spring concert, but was also highlighted by a trip to Disney World in February. The choirs sing a vertible cornucopia of musical selections. Mr. Beil and Mr. Mathews share the difficult yet rewarding task of directing the groups. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY During the course of the school year, the members of the National Honor Society, who were selected for their demonstration of scholarship, leadership, service and character, helped finance scholarships for outstanding students. Some of these activities included recycling in town and the annual flea market. Some members also tutored other students as well as helping the staff and faculty of the high school on College and Back-To-School Night. This year's NHS officers are: Steven Weinstein — President Todd Brecher — Vice President Para Ambardar — Secretary Douglas Krohn — Treasurer Mr. Anthony Quagliano — Advisor Also, thank you to all the cooperative members and a special thanks to Mr. Quagliano for all his help. Best wishes and good luck to all. s LIGHTING CREW The lighting Crew is responsible for the stage lights. They work on setting, gelling, designing, and working lights for various productions. They work on the school's major fall and spring productions as well as performances from outsi-e groups. This year the group had the unique experience of working with a professional lighting company to set and run lights for Medea. MASK AND MIME The Mask and Mime club is made up of students who are interested in pursuing experiences in all aspects of theatre. Members are both actors and technicians who work on the major school productions. This year the Mask and Mime helped sponsor the fall production of Medea. To be in the Mask and Mime a student needs only to have a curiosity about the theatre. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club meets once a week to match intellectual strategy. This year. President Kevin O'Brien and Vice-President Edward Einhorn, along with Brent Spear, Ross Brand and Thao Vo represented WHS by competing in the Union County Chess League. YOUNG LEFTISTS The Young Leftists continued to thrive during the 1986-87 year as we pursued our involvement with political and social issues facing our society. The club provided a forum for learning about the following issues: the plight of Soviet dissidents, the Contras in Nicaragua, abortion, nuclear arms, and the American Indian. In addition, volunteers participated in the soup kitchen in Newark for the third year in a row. One of the highlights of the club's year was a visit by the new Superintendent, Dr. Smith, who came to speak to us about his vision for education and the high school in particular. We look forward to providing future opportunities to explore issues of social concern for the student body. 81 ASIAN AWARENESS CLUB The Asian Awareness Club . . . This year was the experimental foundation for future ideas, activities and awareness. Positive ideas and activities were brought up and future years will see to the development of these ideas. Founders Horace Jen and Michael Hsu are hopeful that future years will carry on the paths that have been cleared. 82 S.A.D.D. This year saw the active emergence of the new students against drunk driving chapter at Westfield High School. The group was founded by Tracy Mencher and Lisa Kolton. The purpose of the group is to increase student awareness of the dangers of drinking and driving, as was seen by the ever-present posters. 'Safe rides was another new service offered to WHS students. The club offered safe rides home to students who chose S.A.D.D.'s volunteers to drive in place of driving under the influence. The S.A.D.D. chapter helped to make the school year a safe one. BILLIARDS CLUB As a result of last year's success, the Billiards Club welcomed many new members this fall. In its second year, the club has expanded quickly. Now there are up to fifteen matches per week. These matches are held in the member's homes and are used to determine the over-all champion at the end of the year. The winner is presented his trophy in June. This year's club presidents are Scott Luckenbaugh and Mike Shenoy. The advisor is Mr. Seiler. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB The Psychology Club is dedicated to broadening the horizons of psychology under the expert supervision of Mr. Cilo . . . yeah right. . . how many first meetings have we had? . . . and HOW many people signed up during Club Day ... all those wild letters to homerooms . . . WHERE is Mr. Cilo? ... is there even a Psych Club that exists? . . . yes, we will definitely do SOMETHING this year!!! . . . first we have to locate the Mental Health Players................................................................................ I. i u i THE CODE BLUE TEAM The Code Blue Team is a group of dedicated well trained individuals within the secondary school environment who are joined together for the purpose of rendering cardiopulmonary resusitation (CPR). A Code Blue is an emergency situation where a person is suddenly rendered unconscious through trauma or medical emergency and there is reason to suspect that a life is threatened. The Code Blue System is dedicated to the memory of Mrs. Evelyn N. Brown, a teacher in the Westfield School System for over thirty years. Mrs. Brown died suddenly in Edision Junior High School in 1985. Annie, Annie are you okay? ; Anyone need mouth-to-mouth? ; 5 to 1 ; How about doing the Heimlich with me? ; Are you certified? ; 15 to 2 ; Righty tighty ; lefty, loosy ; Where are those blue bags? Tri-Captains: Michele Graham, Ken Wigg, Russ Simon. Secretary: Heather Heatly. Lieutenants: Michele Andre, Karen Clyne, Eileen O'Donnell. Treasurers: Heather Mathews, Krissy Jeremiah. i 86 THE LAW FORUM The Law Forum is composed of a group of seniors, juniors, and sophomores who are interested in law and or a legal career. The students meet regularly after school, to work on their primary activity which is to develop a ''Mock Trial Team. The Mock Trial Team competes in the annual Mock Trial Competition sponsored by the New Jersey Bar Association. Competitions take place at the county, regional, state, and national level and the WHS team is the former Union County champion and has competed in the Northern Regional Championship competition. 87 STUDENT COUNCIL Glenn and Andy — What are you excuses this morning? Where's Drew7 sick, at track? Danny Boy — what’s our slan? Wasn’t the bonfire supposed to be on Wednesday? Please don’t rain on our parade Dr, Petix as our D. J. ls Susan our President? Where's Drew? sick again? Our Thanksgiving collection Who’s helping Mrs. Ganss? Suzie-Q Pump for pump Who’s winning? Who’s gets 181? Our Homecoming Queen — Elizabeth Cummings and Homecoming King — Glenn McSweeny Halloween Dress-up day Glitter butt Where’s Drew? Our meetings in the summer Glenn’s at soccer Wait — what sport does he play? Devil Cookie cutter day CHICKS, GUNS, FIRE ENGINES whips. dips, and chains A JUKEBOX Let’s go to Princeton or Ridge so tell me something TROUBLE CREW TC Would you guys shut up Where’s Drew? Hey Lori or is that Carolyn MEF — How’s Clint? Missy — How's LAV? You wanna Coke? Let’s go to see FX Who's making the announcement? Suzie-Q, please don’t sing Kim, put those on the floor Winter Wonderland The hoop fell FX changed his outfit Where’s Drew? WHS OPEN Blood Drive We need a day Set up all day Saturday — clean up on Sunday No music at 8:00 Blowin’ off the library Loffredo is Dom DeLouise Andy, did you do your Barner? Waiting to get attacked by Hi’s Eye Where’s Drew? Andy, your fly is open Officers don’t use stairs Faculty recpetion in the gym — I mean, the library Susan — for once, blow off your homework Danny’s pec, don’t touch them, we couldn’t find them anyways Battle of the Bands — a sell-out — S.O.R. — we sold at the door Kiss your date here Wamps — please stand at the door Who will lead flag salute? We need chaperones Smitty helps Hurls — you have two trees D.O. — great suggestions Do committees ever work? Elections The Board Rep. should be from the Student Council THANK YOU for a great year — one of the best ever. THANKS F.X.S. — Mr. Elder. OFFICERS SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: President: Andrew Kendeigh Missy Bock i Vice President: Glenn McSweeny MaryEllen Farrauto J Treasurer: Daniel Chorost Carolyn Fink Recording Secretary: Susan McLynch Jeff Hurley Corresponding Secretary: Drew Carey Rich Klinghoffer Lori Koslowsky Tracy Mencher Janice O'Rourke Stephen Sherman Paul Wampler JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Mike Csorba Jared Baebin Dave Degiralmo Tom Cassidy | Kerry Hertell Kim Gosen Peter Kazanoff Tracey Hurley Kara McLane Kit Kendeigh Warren Nakatani Mike Loffredo Lori Nelson Mike Smith Mark Pizzi Nancy Stamatoff Michele Tilyou Pete Wright Bill Ward Mike Hamilton YOUNG REPUBLICANS The Young Republicans' Club is devoted to getting the students of Westfield High School more involved in local and state politics. The club co-presidents, Nick Apruzzi and Ed Brolin, are now looking into future club activities, including: volunteer work for local Republican candidates, scheduling political debates, and a trip to the state capital. CLUB MEMBERS: Dan Chorost, Henry Shaw, Irene Kalinowski, Grace Chang, Frank Isaddi, Larry Darrow, Pete Kazanoff, Kim Radtke, Steele Williams, Glenn Biren, Tom Waldbaum, Mike Gagliardi. ADAMSON RONALD ADAMSON MARCELO ADAPON BRENDA ALBORN JENNIFER ALDRICH KATHLEEN ALLEN THOMAS ANDREOLA SCOTT AQUILA JESSICA ARKEL KIRSTEN ARNOLD ERIN BALKA JARED BARBIN RAUL BARROSO HELENA BAUERNSCHMIT BRYAN BELLER GERALD BENAQUISTA TIMOTHY BENNETT JILL BERGER KYLE BERGIN JOANNE BIGBEE DEBORAH BILMAN WILLIAM BIZINK ABBE BLAKESBERG LAWRENCE BLOCKER ERIKA BLUMBERG 94 Sophomores Well you see Mr. Jackson, we were on our way to the Bingo Parlor but we got side tracked and ended up at Roots. KELLEE BOCK JONATHAN BOMBA ZACHARY BONHAM SHIRLEY BORGESE THEODORE BOURQUE SYLVIE BOUVET JOHN BOWBLISS CHRISTOPHER BRANDELY KAREN BRANDT ANNE LOUISE BREDLAU DAVID BRIEMER JESSICA BROADWELL MATTHEW BROWN ROSS BUNSON LYREE BURKE ALEXANDRA BURMAN MARCUS BURSTEIN KAREN BYRNE MICHAEL CAFARO STEVEN CAFARO JENNIFER CANCELLIERI ANTHONY CANNATELLI MARIANNE CAROE JEFFREY CAROVILLANO Sophomores 95 CARTY MELISSA CARTY THOMAS CASSIDY GINA CAVALCHIRE AVON CHANDLER GRACE CHANG CHRISTOPHER CHARLESWORTH ADAM CHERENSKY CHRIS CHO RAYMOND CHO JULIE CHOI DAVID CHOU KAREN CINORRE ANGELA CIULLO ANNA CIULLO KRISTIN CLARE LEE CLARKSON AMY CLAYMAN LISA CLEVENGER CHRISTOPHER COGNETTI STEVE COHEN MICHAEL CONHEENEY EDWARD CONNERY ALLISON CONNOLLY COLIN CONWAY 96 Sophomores ERICKA COPPEDGE MATTHEW CORDASCO DANIELLA CORTEZ MICHELLE COSULICH ANDREW COZEWITH JOHN CRISAPULLI JEFFREY CRONIN BENTON CUMMINGS DOUGLAS CUNNINGHAM NANETTE CUNNINGHAM CRAIG CURTY JAIME DALMEIDA DONNA DAMORE PAUL DARMORY ANDRE DAVIS SUSAN DAVIS WILLIAM DAVIS LYNN DECKER SUSAN DEFABIO KRISTIN DEGNAN KAREN DEGUTIS JENNIFER DEHANES JAMIE DELGUIDICE PATRICIA DEOLIVA Sophomores 97 DAVID DIAZ THOMAS DIAZ PAUL DIBARI MICHAEL DIBELLA JESSICA DICLERICO GLENN DIERKES DANIELLE DIFIORE LAURA DIFONZO NICHOLAS DIIORIO MICHELLE DILAURO MICHAEL DODD MARGARET DOERRER SEAN DOLL CARLENE DONATO DANIEL DONAYRE CHRISTIAN DONZELLA EDWARD DORSEY BRENDAN DOYLE MARK DOYLE WILLIAM DRISCOLL CAROLYN DUNN COLLETTE DUPUIS TIMOTHY DURSER ADRIANNE DWYER What wet paint7 An unsuspecting sophomore is shocked to discover he's just created a pair of two tone pants. 98 Sophomores STEPHEN DZURY TRICIA EDMONDSON DENISE EGIDIO STACEY ELMORE EILEEN FAGAN MARY FAGAN MEREDITH FAHEY DANIELLE FALCONE JOHN FEENEY JENNIFER FELDMAN ROBERT FILIPPONE GABRIELLE FISHER AMY FLYNN EDWARD FLYNN MATTHEW FONTANA JACQUELINE FORD LONNIE FRIEDMAN MELISSA FRIEDMAN MARK FRIEDRICH MICHAEL FUHRMAN MARC GABRIEL BRIAN GAFFNEY KATHERINE GALLAGHER PHILIP GALLAGHER LEROY GALLMAN ROBERT GARCIA MELINDA GAVITT JONATHAN GELFAND SCOTT GHEDINE JENNIFER GIAIMO JONATHAN GIARDINA NICOLE GIGLIO SCOTT GILGALLON WILSON GILL HILLARY GOLDNER RACHEL GOLUM Sophomores 99 GORMAN CHRISTINE GORMAN KIMBERLY GOSEN KEITH GRAF GLENN GRAHAM MARGARET GRANEY LISA GRIFFITH NEIL GROTE BRIAN GRUSEKE VALERIE GUDE DANIEL HAAG JOSHUA HAGER MICHAEL HAMILTON Cathy Timko makes her pitch to the hearing impaired. DAVID HANSEN MICHAEL HARRIGFELD LEE HARRIS CHRISTOPHER HAY SCOTT HAY TERRY HEGARTY CHRIS ANN HENRY MARCY HERMISTON ANDREW HICKEY LORI HINMAN JOHN HINSON EDWARD HOBBIE 10O Sophomores MICHAEL ISOLDA Sophomores 101 LINDA ISOLDA ANNE MARIE JACKS ROY JANSEN CHRISTINE JEANS SUSAN JEIVEN ENIS JENKINS MATTHEW JOELSON GREGORY JOHNSON WENDY HUANG GERALD HUGHES MARYJEAN HUMISTON TRACEY HURLEY GERALD INFANTINO KATHRYN ISAACSON Instead of copying word for word, this sophomore decides to copy picture for picture. KENDALL HODSON TIFFANY HODSON MARK HOFFMANN SAMANTHA HOOD ALYSSA HOOK JAMES HOWARD G. JOHNSON JOHNSON JENNIFER JOHNSON CAROL JONES CATHERINE JONES DESMA JONES GAYLE JONES IRENE KALINOWSKl PATRICIA KEEGAN MELANIE KEEHN KEVIN KELLY MARY ALICE KELLY RONALD KELLY KATHRYN KENDEIGH PAUL KERR NANCY KILLEEN SEAN KILLORAN JUNG EUN KIM ALISON KIRK JOSEPH KIRSCHNER ADAM KOIS JEFFREY KOPELMAN GINA KOSSLER KENNETH KOTOVSKY LEE KRASNER DOUGLAS KRIS 102 Sophomores MARK KUMPF YOUNG KWON LISA LACARRUBBA MARIA LALLY PAUL LAMBORN CHARLES LAROSA WILLIAM LARSEN KIRSTIN LAUER JOO LEE JENNIFER LEHMKUHL WENDY LEMKE SUSAN LETWINK PHILIP LINDEN LORRAINE LISZEWSKI VANESSA LLOYD MICHAEL LOFFREDO CASSANDRA LOGAN LAURA LOUGHREY CAROL LUCE ANN LUERSSEN DAVID LUKASZEWICZ KATHERINE LYNCH EMILY MACBLAIN JOHN MACKO AMY MACQUAIDE JOSEPH MANDRILLO CINDY MANHARDT ANDRE MANNING JUSTIN MARAVETZ ORAN MARGULIS TRICIA MARIONE ERIK MARKEY MICHAEL MARKOWSKI JOHN MAROTTA THOMAS MARSHALL JENNIFER MARTIN Sophomores 103 T. MARTIN TRACY MARTIN HEATHER MASON ALISON MASTRANGELO DEBORAH MAYBERRY SHARON MAYNARD DAVID MAZZA ROBERT MCCOID MELISSA MCENERNEY CHRISTOPHER MCEVILY AMY McFADDEN MATTHEW MCGEE JASON MCLANE KARIN MELLINA LINETTE MERCED HEATHER MICHEL MARC MIGLIORINI JAMES MIGLIOZZI AIMEE MILLS MIRIAM MOGENDORF DARNELL MOORE LISA MORROW ROBERT MOSKAL JOSEPH MURPHY SUSAN MURRAY 104 Sophomores Chuck, are you sure you got the right answers? KIM ELENA MYERS NOVIA MYRICK MICHAEL NEPO DENISE NEWMAN NICOLE NICHOLS JOHN NIEDZWIECKI MICHAEL NOERR PATRICK NORTON SANDRA OBRIEN THOMAS OHARA STEPHEN ORTLEB ELIZABETH PADULO STEPHANIE PALUMBO GREGORY PARIS JANICE PARK CLAIRE PASTERCZYK MARIA PAVESE BRYCE PEMBLE STACIE PERRY STEPHANIE PETERSEN IAN PIERCE RYAN PIESCO JEFFREY PINKIN KIMILLE PISANE Sophomores 105 POLLER a RICHARD POLLER SUSAN POTTER DONNA PRASEK THOMAS PRICE DONNA PRINCIPIO ERIC PRINGLE GREGORY PULASKI GEETA PUROHIT JOHN PUSHKO MICHAEL PUSHKO ERIC PUTZER PATRICK GUILL KENNETH RAFTREE GORDON RAKITA TRAVIS REDD LISA REIFER KARL RETTSCHLAG RICHARD RHODES DANIEL RICCA ANTONIETTA RICCARDI SUSAN RIPPERGER MARGARET RITTENHOUSE BONNIE RITTER JENNIFER RIVERS 106 Sophomores SANDLER 1 ALICIA ROBERTS JAMES ROBINS DARRELL ROBINSON JENNIFER ROES ADAM ROSENBAUM JONATHAN ROSENBERG AMANDA ROSS ROBERT ROTH LINDA RUBLE JENNIFER RUERUP JENNIFER RULF STACY RUMPHREY DAWN MARIE RUSSELL JAMES RYAN GRACE RYU DAN SACHER HEATHER SALAMONE JOHN SALERNO PEDRO SALGADO DEBORAH SALIOLA ADAM SANDLER Sophomores 107 SATO a CYBELLE SATO CARMEN SCARPIGNATO DANIEL SCHNITZER ADAM SCHOENBERG KEVIN SCHULTZ WILLIAM SCHULTZE JOSEPH SCURA JENNIFER SENTIVAN MONICA SHARMA AMY SHAW MICHAEL SHEEDY DOUGLAS SHELDON JASON SHERRY TOMOKO SHIMOZATO EVAN SHURAK HOLLY SIEGEL DAVID SIMONS JUDITH SIROTA ELLEN SKOWRONSKI MICHAEL SMITH SUSAN SMITH STEVEN SOLOMON YOUNG SUG SONG NANCY STAMATOFF 108 Sophomores CECILY STARK TIMOTHY STAUTBERG JENNIFER STEPHENS LISA STERN JOHN STEUERNAGEL DARYL STEVENS ANN STOCKSCHLAEDEF MARGARET STOKES JENNIFER STONE MELINDA STOTLER DAVID STRAVACH JONATHAN SWART SAMARA TALKIN MICHAEL TARANTO DAVID TAYLOR JENNIFER TAYLOR LACREASHA TAYLOR CHRISTINE TEWS BARBARA THOMAS KAREN THUM JENNIFER TIBBITTS CATHERINE TIMKO LAURIE TIRONE MICHAEL TRIARSI Sophomores 109 UEMURA TOMOKO UEMURA JAMES VACCARO JOY VANDENBRANDE CHRISTOPHER VELLA JAYA VERMA WILLIAM VESEY ROBERT VILLANE DAVID VINCENTSEN LISA VINCENTSEN THAD VO MARLI VOGEL KATHERINE WALLACE CHRISTINE WALSH KOLLER WALSH EDWARD WARD LUCAS WARWICK KAREN WEBER KERRY WEISS MELISSA WELLS LISA ANN WENTWORTH JESSICA WILFEHRT CLETUS WILKINS MELISSA WILLIAMS DULCI WINGATE 110 Sophomores JACK WISH PAMELA WITSCHEN RANDOLPH WOJCIK SARAH WOLF MATTHEW WOLFE PETER WRIGHT WINSTON WU MARGARET YARNELL JANE YEH FOOTBALL Row one: Coach Cathcart, Coach Barner, Coach Tranchina, Coach Marino, Coach Mellot, Coach Lima Row two: J. lacono, S. Goodsite, R. Dau, D. Brown, J. Mozoki, D. Monnonger, M. Nelson, J. Espito, M. Hallawasy, C. Ott, B. Broom, Trainer Buchwald Row three: J. Baxster, B. Kornicke, C. Miller, R. Shovlin, P. Lima, B. Loprestri, C. Factor, D. Fizzed, C. Brown, G. Biren, J. DeRubeis, P. Garrison, Lenny Longo Row four: J. Graf. M. Canata, R. Seely, J. Duelks, C. McLane, P. Wompler, R. Gladden, J. Telling, B. Pretlow, M. Giglio, S. Nichols, J. Diaz Row five: B. Tozier, J. Johnson, M. Holiday, C. Masterson, K. DePalmer, A. Kendeigh, D. Cary, D. Lavender, J. Hurley, J. Mieselman, M. Verano, C. Muller, I The WHS Football team ended the season with a 3 game winning streak and a record of 5 wins and 4 loses for the first winning season since 1982. The highlight of the season was a victory over 8th ranked Summit. In the traditional Thanksgiving Day game against Plainfield the Blue Devils defeated their opponent fairly easily. The 20 senior team members contributed to the fine season and ended their career on a positive note. This year the team also saw the rise of many super juniors who should lead the team next year. WHS 24 Kearny OPPONENT 8 3 Elizabeth 14 0 Union 21 17 Cranford 0 15 Linden 26 6 Scotch Plains 21 10 Summit 6 34 Irvington 6 27 Plainfield 14 GIRLS' SOCCER w •� Row 1: Coach Kapner, Coach Cherewich, J. Shields, T. Kasaks, E. Doyle, A. Pearce, M. Farrauto. T. Post, J. Avis, B. Perry, T. Mencher. M. Vernugopal, Coach Bristol. Coach Giordamo Row 2: S. Ripperger, M. Fagan, J. Feldman, K. Kumpf, J. DeClerico, M. Vogel, J. Gilbert, S. McLynch, L. Kocaj, S. Rumphrey, M. Hanna, L. Stokes Row 3: H. Mason. C. Jeremiah, K. Voorhees WHS OPPONENT 2 Indian Hills 1 1 Bridgewater East 3 1 East Brunswick 2 3 Union Catholic 0 11 Linden 0 0 Randolph 2 4 Gov. Livingston 1 1 Scotch Plains 1 0 Ridge 2 3 Union Catholic 0 5 Monclair 3 3 Summit 0 2 Kearny 1 0 N. Highlands 1 12 Elizabeth 0 5 New Providence 1 1 Monclair 0 3 Scotch Plains 0 6 Morris Knolls 1 4 Kearny 1 4 Paramus Catholic 0 0 East Brunswick 1 I The 1986-87 Girls Varsity Soccer Team had a very successful season with a 17-6-1 record. This record is a mere fraction of their accomplishments which include the Watchung Conference Championship, The Union County Championship, and the team reached the North Section Group IV Championship game. This fine team was lead by the fine coaching of Coach Kapner, Coach Bristol, and Coach Cherewich. BOYS' SOCCER Top Row: Coach Ropars. Coach Lauerman, K. Singh. J. Sherman, B. Flaherty, B. Ward, G. McSweeney. C. Emanuel, K. Tracey, S. Kulpa, D. Lowi, P. Emanuel, K. Zippier. R. Poller. C. Freer, T. Hanna, J. McCall, A. Buoscio, M. Tabs, M. Noerr. D. Stravach, M. Kumpf, E. Markey, Coach Leonow Row Two: S. Cooney, S. Adams, P. Cagnassola, T. Ward, P. Martin, L. Peluso, J. D'Almedia, T. Frasso, J. Hughes, A. Coleman, S. Locker. D. Haag, B. Shapiro, T. Cassidy. M. Drury, M. Csorba, G. Schmalz. G. Johnson, C. Dembiac, M. Halpin, E. Freire. N. Eisner, C. LaRossa, J. Pinkin, J. McMeekan, D. Don-ayre, A. Rosenbaum. M. Triarsi. A. Hickey, B. Slomovitz, E. Connery Row 3: M. Loffredo, D. Kris, D. Czarnecki, P. Quill, J. DiBella, B. Cummings. S. Gilgallon. K. Lombardi, R. Barroso, R. Wojcik, M. Gagliardi, C. Takonis. J.C. Torrejon. M. Hamilton, S. Cunningham, J. Meyer ipp • % 1 • The 1986 Boys Varsity Soccer Team had an outstanding season. Led by a strong group of seniors, the team captured the North Jersey Section 2 Group 4 title for the third year in a row and added its first Group 4 State Championship. This led to a number one ranking in both the county and the state. Individual honors went to Mike Drury, Steve Locker, Brad Shapiro, Tony Frasso, Chris Freer, and Anthony Coleman who were named 1st Team Union County. In addition Raul Barroso, Kevin Tracy and Tom Ward were named as second team members and Gregg Schmalz was named to the third team. WHS OPPONENT 5 East Brunswick 0 6 St. Joseph's 1 1 Toms River East 0 5 Cranford 0 10 Union Catholic 0 9 Linden 1 5 Montclair 0 2 Scotch Plains 3 6 Irvington 1 10 Rahway 1 4 Summit 0 2 Kearny 2 1 Elizabeth 1 3 Union 0 7 Gov. Livingston 1 CHEERLEADING 120 SOCCER: Row one: N. Lyon, Row two: M. Cozewith, T. Scheide, M. Copper, N. Strafaci. Coach McCormick. Row three: K. Radke, S. Simon, S. Fitzsimmons FOOTBALL: Row one: K. Dietterich, S. Schugg, A. Tagliareni, V. Balogh. L. Burke. K. Chambliss Row two: K. Kendeigh, J. Ryan. A. Scott. K. Capuano, E. Doyle. E. Khan 121 FIELD HOCKEY Row one: Coach Carpenter, Coach McFadden, T. Hurley, N. Stamatoff, A. McFadden, D. Graf, C. Pereira, N. Cunningham, S. Wolf, R. Brown, L. Pereira, M. Warren. Row two: K. Gallagher, G. Cole, D. Ford, C. Roles, H. Michel, K. McLane, B. Ritter, M. Brunhouse, M. Hoblitzell. Row three: C. Ugenti, J. Dietz, K. Hodson, J. Arkel, M. Thompson, M. Tweedie, B. Maslin, M. Young, T. Hodson The Field Hockey team finished the season 8-6-3. It was the best season in 6 years. Mary Tweedie and Martita Thompson lead the Blue Devils on the field. This was the first time this group of athletes defeated such teams as Pingry and Union. Also it was the first time they had advanced to the semifinals round of the country and the state sectionals. WHS OPPONENT 1 Pingry 0 2 Union 1 3 Gov. Liv. 0 0 Cranford 0 1 EBHS 1 . 2 Scotch Plains 0 0 Union 1 3 Roselle 0 2 Sayerville 0 0 Cranford 3 1 Cranford 3 0 Montclair 5 0 Summit 1 4 Scotch Plains 0 3 Union 1 1 Montclair 5 0 summit 0 122 123 GiRLS' CROSS COUNTRY Row one: Coach Hornish. C. Walsh, N. Martin, E. Gunning, M. Mogendorf Row two: T. Neinberg, K. Pasterczyk, L. Broadwell, T. Neinberg, K. Brandt WHS OPPONENT 42 Plainfield 19 45 Linden 18 36 Cranford 22 18 Irvington 39 36 Kearny 21 18 Summit 35 34 Union Catholic 25 30 Union 25 26 New Providence 36 Under the leadership of Coach Tom Hornish the 1986-87 Girls Cross Country Team had a record of 6-3. The team placed 3rd in the Wat-chung Conference, 5th in the Union County, and 6th in the Group IV State Sections. “BOYS' CROSS The 1986-87 Boys' Cross Country team had a very successful season with an 8-1 record this year. The year was marked with the participation and dedication of many seniors. These seniors were the true leaders of the team, for all senior members received varsity letters. The team also had strong runners from the junior class. The juniors should provide for an outstanding team next year. WHS OPPONENT 50 Linden 15 50 Plainfield 15 42 Cranford 19 50 Irvington 15 23 Kearny 32 50 Summit 15 43 Union 17 35 Elizabeth 23 46 Union Catholic 17 Row one: P. Somerstein, M. Conway, C. Maddock, D. Soucek, W. Esbeck, S. Hevert, C. Russell, L. Stephens, Z. Bentrauhoff, R. Albertson, Coach Martin Row two: T I «oones. J. DeMaio, W. Moran, A. Clark. T. Yockel, R. Kane. J. O'Conner. R. Sullivan, D. Webber. M. Lmenberg. J. Kene GIRLS' TENNIS Row One: Coach Lucky, K. Liang, G. Liang, A. Kern, S. Rothstein, M. Bock, S. Daily, J. Jiaimo, K. Bock, K. Arnold Row Two: A. Briemer, S. Nicolas, L. Tirone, M. Davidson, C. Gorman, S. Elmore, C. Wooster WHS OPPONENT 0 Millburn 5 4 Cranford 1 4 Union Catholic 1 5 Linden 0 5 Irvington 0 4 Plainfield 1 5 Rahway 0 0 Summit 5 5 Scotch Plains 0 5 Kearny 0 3 Union 2 4 Elizabeth 1 3 Kent Place 2 Vi Watchung Hills 4 Vi The 1986-87 Girls' Varsity Tennis Team had a year which can be labeled as a rebuilding year. Lead by Coach Lucky the team posted a 20-6 record. The team placed third in the Union County Tournament. Individual efforts of interest were achieved by Missy and Kelly Bock who won the Union County First Doubles Tournament. WRESTLING WHS OPPONENT 43 Columbia 19 33 Cranford 30 54 Union Catholic 9 54 Linden 9 22 Scotch Plains 35 44 Irvington 16 48 Plainfield 15 19 Summit 37 37 Kearny 17 12 Madison Central 28 27 Union 34 14 Hunterdon Central 39 23 Elizabeth 24 15 Millburn 45 30 J.P. Stevens 23 20 Rahway 34 Top row: Coach McDonald, J. Licciardello, A. Coleman, B. Miller, R. Wojcik. K. Kelly. P. Wampler, J. Hurley, T. Venckus, J. DeRubeis, Coach Russell. Second Row: D. Czarnecki. M. Brown, G. Biren. D. Helfand, K. Barden, S. Nicol. W. Rathgeber, E. Daniels, K. Marsh, J. Cris-safullo, M. Noerr. Bottom Row: J. Povalac, K. Walsh. M. Elias. J. Salerno. V. Song. G. Benoquista, C. Jordan, G. Licciardello. 128 The 1986-87 Boys Wrestling Team had an average season with an 8-8 mark. Their season was highlighted when they placed 4th in the Gov. Livingston Invitational and 5th in their district. The two senior leaders, Jeff Hurley and Anthony Coleman, led the team both physically and mentally. Both members had great seasons with numerous titles and victories. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Top Left: Coach Bristol, Coach McFadden, J. Stagaard. N. Cunningham, K. Lauster, C. Taylor, L. Kalinowski, Coach Shapiro. Bottom Left: K. Jeremiah, T. McGee, K. Kelly, C. Manhardt, L. Hysop. L. Hinman. WHS OPPONENT 46 Crandford 35 32 Union Catholic 64 67 SP Fanwood 37 32 Irvington 38 23 Plainfield 45 52 Rahway 27 60 Kearney 26 34 Elizabeth 22 30 Union 44 39 Union Catholic 55 47 SP Fanwood 21 30 Irvington 45 36 Plainfield 33 40 Rahway 27 41 Kearney 22 41 Elizabeth 25 38 Union 43 50 Hillside (UCT) 41 43 Union (UCT) 34 35 Roselle Park (UCT) 46 46 Crandford 28 Plainfield (NJSIAA) 130 The 1986-87 Girls Basketball Team compiled its best record in eight years. The team reached the semi-final round of the Union County Tournament and was entered in the State Basketball Tournament. With only two seniors on the roster, the team is looking to be a tough force next year. 131 BOYS' BASKETBALL Top left: Coach Soviero. M. Napoliello. R. Gladden, D. Brown. M. Cowell, M. Dulyn, J. Mozoki, Coach Connelly, Coach Carey, Bottom row: M. Csorba. T. Kelly. M. Nelson. K. Stock, T. Urech. D. Ginsburg The 7-13 record of the 1986-87 Boys' Basketball Team is a little misleading. The team comprised of 5 seniors and 7 juniors played one of the toughest schedules in the state. Some bright spots of the year was the teams victories over Plainfield, Cranford, and Kearny. Senior Rob Gladden was consistently in double figures and senior Tom Kelly led the team at all times. Next year juniors Dave Brown and Mark Nelson should be ready to avenge their losing season. t ( WHS OPPONENT 47 Cranford 33 36 Union Catholic 64 32 Linden 64 41 Scotch Plains 42 ! 46 Irvington 74 52 Plainfield 40 55 Rahway 51 56 Summit 41 1 42 Kearny 44 34 Elizabeth 50 42 Union 64 36 Union Catholic 46 34 Linden 46 36 Scotch Plains 49 43 Irvington 46 42 Plainfield 37 42 Rahway 33 30 Kearny 51 53 Summit 46 48 Elizabeth 79 40 Rahway 37 44 Roselle Catholic 52 WHS OPPONENT 91 Morristown 64 99 Notre Dame 67 i 98 Scotch Plains 73 95 Union 76 44 Kearny 26 98 Summit 73 92 Union Catholic 63 76 Cherry Hill East 96 ! 75 Lawrenceville 97 99 West Windsor 73 105 Elizabeth 67 107 Ridge 49 89 Rahway 82 105 Plainfield 53 Top Left: B. Leegan, B. Mellen, D. Haag, T. Conover, D. Dickison, Second Row: M. Leegan, P. Heavey, M. Dixon, A. Burkett, P. Wright, A. Weber. D. Russell, Third Row: J. McMeekan, P. Cagnassola, M. Linenberg. C. McFadden, J. Edmondson. R. Dau, M. Wunderle, W. Clinton, Coach Coultas Bottom Row: T. Ucciardi, C. Maddock, R. Andrews. T. Coultas, A. Clarke, A. Kelley 134 Under Coach Coultas the 1986-87 Boys Swim Team posted an impressive 12-2 season. For the 31st year the team won the Union County Championship, they also placed 2nd in the Pirate Invitational and were Watchung Conference Champs. The teams strongest members were two juniors, Chris McFadden and Aaron Weber, who both set new records in their respected events. Since the team was very well balanced, they can expect a strong team for next year. 135 GIRLS' SWIMMING Top Left: L. Vincentsen, J. Arkel, S. Schwartz, E. Ramstraler, J. Lau, K. Hertell. P. Berry, Coach Diamond, Second Row: M, Wells. L. Cassidy, A. Rulf, M. Horner, M. Caroe, C. Ribardo, C. Caroe, S. O'Brien, A. Mcfadden, B. Wright, M. Zemsky. Bottom Row: A. Scott, E. Cummings, D. O'Brien. J. Brawer, V. Gude, L. Weber. B. Ritter, B. Sullivan WHS OPPONENT 93 Morristown 63 128 Notre Dame 44 132 Union 37 66 Kearny 7 119 Summit 53 99 Union Catholic 57 92 Cherry Hill 80 104 West Windsor 68 141 Elizabeth 30 118 Ridge 37 108 Mountain Lakes 48 1 11 Union Catholic 58 1 10 Morristown 62 113 Hackensack 55 102 Cherry Hill 70 The 1986-87 Girls Varsity Swim Team posted a perfect 15-0 mark. Under the leadership of Coach Diamond the team was able to capture the County Championship, the Pirate Invitational, and the State Championship. In addition, both Lynne Cassidy and Mei Mei Caroe broke high school records in their respective events. 136 WINTER TRACK Top left: T. Bennett. E. Dorsey. T. Legones, J. DeMaio. D. Soucek. P. Kazanoff. J. Sherman. C. Brown, R. Cho, P. Gallagher. Second Row: C. Russell, R. Albertson, B. Esbeck, T. Yockel, D. Carey, D. McGorty, A. Buoscio, P. Martinez, L. Pierce. Bottom Row: C. Stark, M. Mogendorf, N. Martin, M. Vernugopal, R. Graves, C. Walsh, S. Potter, L. Morrison, J. Rulf, J. Martin. 138 The Winter Track Team had numerous efforts by individuals which cannot go without mentioning. Drew Carey, Tim Yockel, and Craig Russell were all crowned UCIAC champs in their respected fields. Also at the UCIAC Dennis McGorty and Bill Esbeck placed second in their respected events. The 1986-87 Boys' and Girls' Winter Track Team had a terrific season. As a team they were declared the NJSIAA State Group IV Champs, runnerups in the UCIAC Relays, and the second place winners in the East Brunswick Relays. The team which is made up of 46 members had only 12 seniors so they can expect a nice healthy season next year. 139 BOWLING Top left: S. Luckenbaugh, K. Schultz. Coach Tirone, Bottom row: E. Pringle, M. Csfaro, C. Pass WHS OPPONENT 0 Union 3 0 Summit 3 1 Scotch Plains 2 3 Union Catholic 0 2 Rahway 1 1 Irvington 2 1 Elizabeth 2 1 Cranford 2 1 Linden 2 1 Kearny 2 3 West Orange 0 2 Clark 1 3 Scotch Plains 0 1 Union Catholic 2 140 The bowling team consists of five bowlers who bowl for high series and games against other teams. The team progressed greatly throughout the season, but was plagued by close matches. The team's final record was 5-9, seven of the matches they lost were by a mere game. The team finished ninth in the Wat-chung Conference and showed their strength in the County Tournament by finishing fourth. In the states the team did not fare very well and they placed tenth. 141 CHEERLEADING The 1986-87 winter cheerleading squad consisted of Karen Capuano, Lyree Burke, Kristen Pray, Krista Dietter-ich, Kimbernyse Lindsay, and Janet Rousseau. 142 SHINING AT WHS . . . Boys' Soccer — State Champions, Boys' Cross Country — Union County Champions, Girls' Swimming State Champions, Boys' Swimming — 31st consecutive Union County Champions, 1986 Lacrosse State Champions, Winter Track — Group 4 State Champions, Girls' Soccer — State Finalists, Football winning record and Thanksgiving Day win. Baseball — Union County Champions, Girls' Softball Watchung Conference Champions . . . 145 Row One: B. Flaherty. J. Hurley, B. Kelly. J. Juelis, J. Telling, S. Locker. T. Donnelly, T. Prybyski, J. Capano, G. Schmalz, Coach Cathcart. Row Two: A. Packer, D. Heintz, C. McLane, P. Kieltyka. J. Fox, C. Miller, P. Wampler, R. Schmalz, J. Macaluso, R. Macaluso, J. Meiselman, M. Locascio, G. Cruger, J. Esposito. Row Three: Coach Cherewich. B. Tilyou, K. Depalmer. R. Klinghoffer, S. Goodsite, S. Wooster. H. Shik Chough, C. Macauley, P. Stockschlaeder, D. Fizzell. K. Traynor, M. Rinaldi. G. McSweeney. M. Silbergeld, Coach Bristol, Coach Kapner. Row Four: B. Miller, M. Kassinger, C. Fahey. C. Moran, R. Walker, M. Canata. M. Wunderle, J. Derubeis. M. Leegan, C. Fraser. mrn‘.r vrTi vWdl HBnt3ITW j gm$F17fls3 | RTVCTVS |5 s? Jp.'.ie ?7K gl£5pllj |2g 'trw cr iwtjwawi WHS OPPONEf 9 Summit 1 14 Princeton 5 8 Columbia 9 8 Delbarton 2 10 Lawrenceville 8 11 Clifton 6 14 M.K.A. 3 15 Livingston 4 16 Clark 7 6 Boonton 2 9 Montclair 4 5 Central 10 6 East 7 15 Montville 5 12 West 2 5 Central 4 4 Montclair 6 14 Clark 2 11 Mt. Lakes 6 5 Montclair 4 12 East 6 3 6 14 12 15 2 19 2 2 4 0 9 9 9 4 7 17 7 8 12 7 6 3 GIRLS' SOFTBALL Cranford Union Catholic Linden Scotch Plains Livingston Clark Plainfield Rahway Union Elizabeth Cranford Union Catholic Kearney Millburn Scotch Plains Linden Irvington Roselle Park Plainfield Rahway Elizabeth Kearny Union OPPONENT 1 0 1 9 4 8 1 0 3 2 4 3 2 2 3 5 1 3 0 2 0 0 2 Row One: J. Dame, T. Kasaks, A. Jacobson, C. Brown, M. Hanna. Row Two: J. Avis, E. Finelli, S. Johnson, S. Cozewith, S. Williams, T. Vitale, R. Brown, J. O'Rourke. 148 In 1986 Carol Donner led the Girls' Softball team to a remarkable 27-4 record. The team highlighted their season with the Watchung Conference Championship, Union County Tournament Championship, and North 2, Group 4 State Championship. The team can look forward to a prosperous 1987 season. The Junior Varsity team posted a 15-4 record. BASEBALL WHS OPPONENT 5 Cranford 4 5 Union Catholic 4 11 Johnson Regional 4 4 Linden 1 7 Scotch Plains 5 1 Irvington 2 5 Vailsburg 10 10 Roselle Catholic 0 10 Plainfield 4 7 Cranford 4 11 Union Catholic 8 5 Linden 7 1 Elizabeth 10 3 Union 5 6 Kearny 4 7 Scotch Plains 0 9 Irvington 11 4 Cranford 3 3 Plainfield 5 2 Rahway 13 5 Columbia 5 6 Elizabeth 14 16 Union 1 1 6 Rahway 2 6 Kenilworth 2 6 Roselle Catholic 2 11 Union Catholic 6 10 Johnson Regional 9 5 Kearney 11 9 Linden 6 2 Elizabeth 8 Row One: Coach Lima, C. Factor, T. Graf, M. Tibbals, M. Cowell. A. Kendeigh, D. Lavender, D. Muller, C. Masterson, Coach Brewster Row Two: G. Piaggio, M. Verano, M. Peretz. D. Luckenbrough, M. Connell, C. Starrier, C. Mueller, B. Pavone 1986 baseball team to a 18-11 record. They won the UTC Tourney 9-6 over Linden and received a second seeding in the Union County. Mike Connell, Daily Journal Athlete of the week, and ace pitcher Chuck Mueller aided the young team to WHS's best season ever. Head Coach Bob Brewster and assistant coaches Peter Lima and Robert Bruno led their BOYS' TENNIS Row One: M. Pizzi, G. Kiessel, D. Weiner, J. Koppelman, T. Jackman, D. Huddleston, A. Sherman, Row Two: H. Tenner, R. Rogers, K. Kolmar, J. Deer, B. Smith, M. Drury, Coach Berardo. The 1986 Boys' Tennis team coached by Tony Berardo had an outstanding season. The team had a 23-2 record and had numerous title victories. The team was the Union County Champions, Watchung Conference Champions, N.J. State Section 2 Group 4 Champions, N.J. State Group 4 Champions, N.J. Public School Champions, and N.J. All State Champions. With the combination of all these titles the team was declared the number one team in New Jersey. The season was marked with excellent play by many members and an undefeated season by second singles, Joe Deer. 152 WHS OPPONENT 5 Union Catholic 0 5 Cranford 0 5 Irvington 0 5 Linden 0 5 Scotch Plains 0 5 Plainfield 0 5 Delbarton 0 2 Christian Brothers 3 4 Millburn 1 5 Union Catholic 0 5 Cranford 0 5 Irvington 0 5 Linden 0 5 Scotch Plains 0 5 Plainfield 0 5 Columbia 0 2 Livingston 3 5 Monclair 0 5 Livingston 0 4 Ridgewood 1 5 Marlboro 0 3 Pascack Hills 2 5 Haddenfield 0 4 Christian Brothers 1 153 BOYS' TRACK '-r ( Row One: M. Nelson, P. Sommerstein, J. Diaz, R. Vella, J. Dowell, J. Brennan, R. Wiley, T. Walsh, T. Tiller, K. Koederitz, M. Giacone, M. Holliday, S. Weinstein, D. Augenstein, D. Cary, P.R. Ho, B. Dilks, A. Brand, R. Pisane. Row Two: Coach Gorski, Coach Leonow, D. Ginsburg, B. Tozier, D. Krohn. M. Conway, T. Garren, D. McGorty, P. Kazanoff, C. Russell, R. Albertson, B. Esbeck, D. Rennyson, T. Yockel, D. Soucek. K. Wittel, S. Miller, G. Tejada, Coach Martin, Coach Mellott Row Three: D. Urbano, C. Maddock, J. Kolbert, B. Pritlow, L. Stephens, T. Legones, D. Paris, S. Unoda, J. Sherman, J. Hagman, R. Hurtt. T. Martin, T. Buoscio, S. Hevert, J. DeMaio, S. Leitner, D. Wright. The Spring Track Team had a splendid 1986 season finishing the year with an 8-1 record. The team finished third in the State Sectionals, first in the Union County Championship, first in the Watchung Conference, first in the Minutemen Invitational and second in the Union County Relays. Special thanks go to coaches Greg Gorski, Walt Leonow, John Martin and William Mellot. GIRLS' TRACK Led by Tom Hornish, the Girls' 1986 Track Team finished their season with a 5-2 record. The team placed well in the U.C.I.A.C. Relays. Rachel Graves and Malini Vernugopal were especially strong in their noted fields. Row One: C. Dupuis, H. Denser, C. Harrington, K. Pisane, T. Post, M. Mogendorf, J. Dietz, A. Macko, M. Williams. Row Two: K. Devito, D. Bartlett, J. Hansen, K. Haag, T. Slitkin, S. Grimes, W. Mertz, M. Doll, A. Wimmer, K. Blood, S. Murray, C. Lammers. Row Three: Coach Hornish, S. Da-ley, R. Vernugopal, M. Vernugopal, J. Robeson, L. Broadwell, R. Graves, S. Shanosky, E. Connor, J. Lau, K. Pouch, K. Pasterczyk, C. Suiter, P. Am-bardar, L. Bilodeau, Coach Cherulnik, Coach Conover. GOLF WHS OPPONENT 170 Summit 178 210 Pingry 244 224 Elizabeth 313 228 Montclair 263 213 Johnson Reg. 253 162 Union Catholic 173 196 Scotch Plains 205 219 Cranford 243 168 Linden 224 168 Montclair 193 168 Cranford 200 Last year's golf team had an extremely successful year as they compiled an 11 and 0 record. Some of the team's outstanding achievements included Watchung Conference Champs, as well as State District 4 Champs. They placed second in the Union County Tournament and fourth in the State Finals. 158 Row One: K. Ginsburg. J. Swart, B. Gaffney, P. Delazaro. Row Two: B. Jeremiah, I. Kaswan, M. Holmes, G. Stappas, Coach Soviero. VOLLEYBALL Row One: A. Flickstein, T. Peluso, J. Kunicky, H. Fink, A. Garrity, K. Martin. K. Sobey. Row Two: A. McNelis, N. Kawai, T. Arthur, C. Taylor, A. Henry, M. Sheehan, Row Three: E. Ricardi, K. Pulaski, N. Cunningham, L. Morrison, M. Bock, Coach Noonan. The 1986 Girls' Volleyball Team compiled a season of 9-9. The 19 team members consisted of one freshman, five sophomores, six juniors. They lead their team to the league quarter finals placing 3rd in the varsity and 8th in the Union County Tournament. Aimee McNelis made the 2nd All-County Team and was the M. V. P. of the Westfield Team. Teammate Terri Peluso received honorable mention. WHS OPPONENT 2 Union 1 2 Rahway 1 2 Plainfield 1 1 Scotch Plains 2 1 Cranford 2 0 Elizabeth 2 2 Roselle 0 2 Irvington 0 0 Clark 2 2 Union 0 1 Rahway 2 2 Plainfield 0 0 Scotch Plains 2 2 Cranford 1 0 Elizabeth 2 2 Irvington 0 0 Clark 2 159 160 ADAMS a SCOTT ADAMS STEFAN AGNONE ROGER ALBERTSON KELLY ANACKER SUZANNE APEL NICHOLAS APRUZZI LUKE AYD RICHARD BADORE DALE BAGAN BELA BASHAR JENNIFER BATTILORO MICHAEL BECKER SHAWN BEDDOWS MICHELLE BEESE WHITNEY BERKEBILE ROBIN BERMINGHAM JOSEPH BILMAN GLENN BIREN LORI BLOCKER TAMI BONNETTI ANNA BOTTORFF BEATRICE BOUBLIS KIMBERLEE BOYD ALFRED BRAND 162 Juniors CEKLOSKY ROSS BRAND AMY BRIEMER ABBE BRODIE EDWARD BROUN ERIC BROPHY DAVID BROWN KYLE BRYAN DAVID BRZEZINSKI ANTHONY BUOSCIO AILEEN BURKE EVAN BURSTEIN SHANNON CAGLE JON CAGNASSOLA PHILLIP CAGNASSOLA DAVID CAIZZI MICHAEL CANATA ANDRAYA CANNON KAREN CAPUANO JOSEPH CARAMICO CHRISTINA CAROE JOHN CARROLL LYNNE CASSIDY AUDRA CASTELLANO MICHELE CEKLOSKY Juniors 163 CHAMBLISS 1 KARA CHAMBLISS JEANNETTE CHANG JOSE CHARVET VINCENT CHEN STEPHEN CHESNEY CHI-YING CHIU JAMES CHO RICHARD CHOMEAU DANIEL CHOROST HONG SHIK CHOUGH EVELYN CHRISTOU JOANNA CIULLO WINSTON CLINTON KARYN CLYNE CARA COGNETTI MICHAEL COHEN DEBORAH COLE GRETCHEN COLE TODD CONOVER KAREN CONRAD JOHN COOK SEAN COONEY MELISSA COOPER ALEXANDRA CORBIN Ron Dau and Jay ragin' cajun Johnson hunt out fright ened recruits to join their professional wrestling tag team. 164 Juniors DE RUBE IS DIANE COUGHLIN MICHELE COZEWITH JENNIFER CRANE GREGORY CRANWELL MICHAEL CSORBA D MITRI CZARNECKI MATTHEW DALEY JILL DAME EDWARD DANIEL MICHAEL DANIELS HAYLEY DANSER LAWRENCE DARROW RONALD DAU MICHELLE DAVIDSON JOSEPH DEER DAVID DEGIRALAMO PETER DELAZARO JOSEPH DEMAIO ANGELINA DEMARCO CHRISTOPHER DEMBIEC JOSEPH DERUBEIS Juniors 165 DEVITT GREGORY DEVITT DAVID DICKISON ANTOINETTE DIDARIO KRISTA DIETTERICH BRIAN DILKS NICOLAS DIPIERRO CHARLES DOMBROSKI TARA DONNELLY ERIN MARIE DOYLE MATTHEW DUCKWORTH JAMAILLE DUDLEY JOHN DUELKS JOHN DUFFY SUSAN DUGLE DAVID DULAN MARK DULYN KEISHA DUNLAP JACQUELYN DUPRAS KRISTEN EDGAR JAMES EDMONDSON EDWARD EINHORN NOAH EISNER CHRISTIAN EMANUEL PAUL EMANUEL 166 Juniors FREIRE MARGARET ENGLAND JOHN ESPOSITO Juniors 167 DIANE EMTAGE CLINTON FACTOR CHRISTIAN FAHEY KAREN FALLOWES CHARLOTTE FALTERMAYER SAMANTHA FEDER KELLY FERRAR NANCY FLICKSTEIN TIMOTHY FLYNN JAMES FOSTER KIM FRAGER CHRISTOPHER FRASEf EDUARDO FREIRE HELENE FINK JAMES FINN MICHAEL FITZGERALD DEANE FIZZELL BRENDAN FLAHERTY ELIZABETH FLANAGAr GAGLIARDI I MICHAEL GAGLIARDI KIMBERLY GANDELMAN WILLIAM GARBARINI LARA GARBOWSKY TODD GARRAN CLAYTON GARRELS PATRICK GARRISON ANNE GARRITY KRISTY GEARHART JENNIFER GENLOT ERIC GERCKENS KAREN GERDES “Man . . . Check out those legs!!! — Bill Garbarini DANA GERRATY JANE GIANNONE JENNIFER GILBERT JIM GILDEA DANIEL GINSBURG CHRISTINE GLADSTONE JEFFREY GLASCO JOHN GLYNN TIMOTHY GLYNN LISA GONNELLA DAVID GOOBIC SCOTT GOODSITE 168 Juniors Joey Bilman rehearses for his role as Goofy in an upcoming Disney Special. WENDY GOSSARD HEATHER GOULDEY NICOLE GRAGNANO LISA GRAY MELISSA GREENWALD ELIZABETH GRISWOLD ANDREW GUTTERMAIS CHRISTOPHER HACKETT JASON HAGMAN CHARLES HALL COURTNEY HALL LESLIE BETH 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 Juniors 169 HICKEY ■ COLLEEN HICKEY CHRISTOPHER HINMAN PEI RAN HO TROY HOFF ALISON HOFFLICH MARK HOLLOWAY DEBORAH HOLSTINE PATRICK HOULIHAN DEAN HUDDLESTON CHRISTINE HUGHES SCOTT HUNSINGER KAREN HURWITZ LAURA HYSLOP JOSEPH IACONO KEITH ISERNIA FRANK ISOLDI CHRISTOPHER JACKSON JAMES JACKSON PETER JACKSON AMY JACOBSON SUZANNE JEANS KRISTINE JEREMIAH HOLLY JOHNSEN JENNIFER JOHNSON They may look friendly on the outside, but they really would like the photographers to buzz off. 1 70 Juniors KREISMAN SHOOT THE COOK!!!! DANIEL KANE PETER KAZANOFF KATHLEEN KEEGAN EDWARD KEENAN JUDITH KELLY PAMELA KELLY FRANCIS KEMP PAUL KENNEDY MONICA KEPPLER HEIDE KEVOE ELENA KHAN GLENN KIESEL NAM KIM TRISHA KIMBLE LANCE KLEIN MERYL KLINGHOFFER CHRISTINE KMETZ LAURA KOCAJ JERED KOLBERT ALLYSON KOLESIK CARLA KOMAR ROBERT KORNICKE KATHLEEN KREAHLING RACHEL KREISMAN Juniors 171 kurz CHRISTOPHER KURZ STEFANIE LALOR JILL LAU DEIRDRE LAUDER HEATHER LE BRETON MICHAEL LEEGAN STEVEN LEITNER WAYNE LETWINK KELLY LIANG DENISE LIENHARD PETER LIMA KIMBERNYSE LINDSAY Nancy McSalis trying to hide her claustrophobia with a nervous smile. MICHAEL LINENBERG JULIE LINN NADINE LISICA KEVIN LOMBARDI NATHAN LOOFBOURROW KENNY LOWENSTEIN JEFF LOWI JENNIFER LUERSSEN DOUGLAS LUKA JASON LYNCH NICOLLE LYON KATE MACKLE 1 72 Juniors MC LANE Nathan Loofburough loves the cafeteria’s peanut butter and jelly sandwich for its sleek aerodynamic molecular design. Paul Scouten likes it for its protein and amino acid Nutrients and Luke Ayd likes it because it sticks his teeth together. STEVEN MACLEAN MICHAEL MAHER SCOTT MANNING KRISTI MANNINO KELLY MARTIN PETER MARTIN SARAH MARTORINA CRAIG MASTRANGELO HEATHER MATHEWS GLENN MAURER TRACY MAZZA JOHN MCCALL CHRIS MCCAULEY CHRISTOPHER MCFADDEN HEATHER MCFAUL KATHLEEN MCGEARY DENNIS MCGORTY LARA MCKENZIE JOSEPH MCKEON KARA MCLANE COLIN MCLANE Juniors 173 MC LYNCH ■ SUSAN MCLYNCH JOHN MCMEEKAN NANCY MCSALIS KARL MEISSNER TODD MELKA THOMAS MELLINA KRISTINE METZGER TRICIA MIDKIFF CHRISTIAN MILLER KRISTIN MILLER PNINA MILLER STEPHEN MILLER NICOLA MILLS ANTHONY MITCHELL LISA MARIE MOLINE MICHELLE MONGNO DAVID MONNINGER LISA MONTELEONE LESLEY MORRISON TIFFANY MORSE JENNIFER MOSER JAMES MOZOKI KATHRYNE MULVANEY ERIC MUNZ 1 74 Juniors PARKHURST JENNIFER MUNZ MAUREEN MURPHY WARREN NAKATANI JOSEPH NARDONE LORI NELSON MARK NELSON AMY NEPO DARRYL NEWMAN JUNE NICHOLS JAMES NICHOLSON NICOLE NOLAS LINDA NOVELLO MICHAEL NUZZO JAMES OCONNOR EILEEN ODONNELL MIGUEL OJEDA CHARLES OTT JOANNE PADULO BERNARD PAJZER JOHN PALLARINO DREW PARKHURST Juniors 175 CHRISTOPHER PASS CHRISTINE PEREIRA LYNN PEREIRA MARK PIZZI WALTER PLINTON KRISTEN PRAY BRIAN PRETLOW RHONDA PRUNTY THOMAS PRYOR KIMBERLY RADTKE JILL RAETER VIRGINIE RAGUENAUD DAVID RANALDO FRANK RATHGEBER WENDA REICHARD BARBARA REISS ALEXANDER REYFMAN WILLIAM REYNOLDS KENNETH RILEY THOMAS RISSE LEAH ROANE JANET ROBERSON FAITH ROBERTSON CLAUDIA ROLES 176 Juniors SHERESHEWSKY JANE ROMEO ROSS ROSEN ELISA ROSENTHAL LISA RUBEL AMY RUMPHREY LOUIS RUSSELL CRAIG RUSSELL CLAIRE RYAN GAVIN RYAN JENNIFER RYAN DOREEN SADOWSKI AMY SANANMAN ABBY SAUNDERS ANNE SCHEIDE ELISABETH SCHINDLER GREGG SCHMALZ MARIA SCIOSCIA PAUL SCOUTEN KRISTINE SCUTTI MARJORIE SHAMES HENRY SHAW MEEGAN SHEEHAN CHRISTINA SHEEHY DANIELLE SHERESHEWSKY Juniors 177 SHERMAN ADAM SHERMAN JAMES SHERMAN ROBERT SHOVLIN SHARON SIMON KARAM SINGH SUSIE SIROTA LAUREN SKLAR BRIAN SLOMOVITZ VALERIE SMIT KEVIN SMITH BRENNAN SMITH KRISTIN SOBEY JENNIFER SPIRN JILL ST CLAIR JENNIFER STAGAARD CHRISTOPHER STAPPAS SARAH STEVENS KEVIN STOCK GLEN STOCKETT NICOLE STRAFACI ROBIN SUGGS LESLIE SWERDZEWSKI LASZLO SZTANCSIK GARY SZYMANSKI 178 Juniors Darryl Newman dares anyone to challenge him to an arm wrestling match. MARK TABS ALISA TAGLIARENI CHRISTOPHER TAKONIS DORA TERSHAKOVEC GLENN THOMPSON JENNIFER THOMPSON MICHELE TILYOU UT VAN TRAN NEAL TROUM KERRI TWISTE CHRISTINE UGENTI JAY UNGER ELIZABETH UPHAM JOSEPH URSO KRISTINE VAN SICKLE ADAM VELLA TODD VENCKUS MATTHEW VERGAMINI JENNIFER VERRIER KAREN VOORHEES THOMAS WALDBAUM EDITH WALTNER THOMAS WARD WILLIAM WARD Juniors 179 HOWARD WOLFSON ‘I need a haircut, but the lawn doctor is out of town. Benton Cummings models the latest hairdo. 180 Juniors MELINDA WATERHOUSE JOHN WATT AARON WEBER JANET WEINSTEIN REBECCA WENDROFF JESSICA WILDSTEIN MALINDA WILLIAMS STEELE WILLIAMS TILYA WILLIAMS PATRICIA WILSON MATTHEW WINGATE KEITH WITTEL SCOTT WOOSTER ANNE WRIGHT MAX WUNDERLE JONATHAN YARRINGTON SHIANG YEH JEFFREY YEMIN LISA ZEMEL MATTHEW ZIMMERMAN KEVIN ZIPPLER WATERHOUSE 182 FOOD, glorious Bag it, buy it, leave it ... or forget it. Bag It: Many students prefer the ‘Bag Lunch — waking up at the crack of dawn to throw together that P.B. J. sandwich, a bag of chips, and an apple (sometimes they can get Mom to make it). Buy It: The infamous Rainbow Lunch needs no introduction. For the brave at heart and strong of stomach, the traditional cafeteria meal offers a highly nutritious, economical, and flavorful alternative to the Bag It method. (Great for those on a salt-free, sugar-free and taste free diet.) 184 f .U4 rvJUD ponB s SB billion served DRIVE-THRU iri Leave It: It is rumored that a mpi few courageous students, 8 1 hungry for a challenge (and r I for good food) have ven-I S I tured to realms unknown, : o 1 those beyond campus bor-1 ders in search of culinary ex-cell e nee: Burger King. Wk Buona Pizza, Roy Rogers, Kentucky Fried Chicken, TKjga Duke's, Hershey’s, Root's, Ping's, and of course Mick GROUPS AT WHS . . TRANSPORTATION Mobility takes many forms here at WHS. There is the traditional hoofing it, better known as (ugh!) walking. For a few industrious students, the preferred method is sidewalk surfing, or skateboarding. The bicycle racks are jam-packed on most days, as are the mopeds and motorcycle parking areas. The passage of the recent bond issue called for construction of a 7-runway airport with a fully equipped control tower and multi-level terminal. Thus, future WHS students will be able to fly to school. Ultralight aircraft and helicopter ports are also in the plans. Until then, the automobile will have to suffice; whether it is an old clunker or a 1987 Porsche 959 188 AT WHS IN CASE OF EMERGENCY CUT ALONG DOTTED LINE WESTFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ADMIT SLIP STUDENT: DATE GRADE: 10 11 12 HOMEROOM: NO NOTE: You must serve an afternoon detention on M T W R F___ ____ ___in Room 104. Failure to report to detention, for any reason, will result in additional penalties. This detention will be cancelled if a legitimate excuse is received tomorrow. If you still fail to obtain a note, the absence will be automatically considered a cut or truancy and handled accordingly. You may not be admitted to class without a new admit slip. TIME LEFT: ATTENDANCE MONITOR: LATENESS TO CLASS DUE TO OBTAINING THIS SLIP IS UNEXCUSED. TEACHERS’ SIGNATURES Period 1 Period 5 Period 2 Period 6 Homeroom Period 7 Period 3 Period 8 Period 4 Period 9 Your absence(s) from school on was determined as: EXCUSED but NON-CHARGEABLE toward your individual absence record. The note you submitted indicated the following excuse(s): ___ 1. religious observance 2. school-sponsored event EXCUSED and CHARGEABLE toward your individual absence record. The note you submitted indicated the following excuse(s): ___ 1. illness 5. legal obligation ___2. medical-dental appointment ______ 6. family illness ___3. death in family 7. college visitation ___4. motor-vehicle obligation _________8. other________________ □ ‘Note should be presented IN ADVANCE of absence. Failure to present note prior to absence may render absence unexcused. UNEXCUSED and CHARGEABLE toward your individual absence record. Your teacher(s) will record this absence as unexcused and chargeable and assign you detention or refer you to SARC. FASHION The 1986-87 school year saw many great advances in the creative genre that is fashion. Footwear such as Docksiders and Reeboks were around but L.L. Bean's Maine Hunting Boots, otherwise known as Duck Shoes, made a big comeback after a few slow years. The style in pants was definitely pleated and tapered. Also, cut-off sweats with WHS boxers hanging out were the rage for gym class. For girls (most of the time anyway) tapered skirts, miniskirts, ribbed skirts, and the ever-popular denim skirts could usually be seen shuffling down the hallways. College sweatshirts ranging from Azusa Pacific U. to Yakima Community College (there are no colleges beginning with Z ) worn over turtlenecks or knit shirts came out in droves this year. In the area of outerwear, long, dark over-coats were a must have. Even better were jean-jackets, especially those with wild artwork on the back. Some accessories for the well dressed student were bows, for girls, and scarves for both sexes. In the final analysis, fashion at WHS has improved. 'Look Dma. it's easy — just integrate the 5th factorial, mulitply by Planck's Constant, and add the arcsin of 17.373951 Neal Grote the 'Thinker.' An anonymous student crams to avoid the ultimate humiliation — failing his permit test. Starsky and Hutch? Crockett and Tubbs?, Cliff and Ron? No. it's Todd and Mike, busting another offender. Listen Joanne, I know you've been in this class two months, but I've got to tell you that this is French V, not Spanish II, and you went to the wrong room on the first day of school! 195 Mill!!! Abbe Blakesburg gets a 'charge' out of typing class. Jeff Nelson finally finds a way to get ahead in life. Pretending to be engrossed in conversation, Steve Locker painfully stretches his neck to get the best possible scoping angle (notice bulging eyes). Hey you . . . shut up! 197 YEAR IN Bd. of Ed.: At the last minute, the Bd. decided that the assimilation of ninth graders into the high school must wait an- other year due to a lack of lockers, chairs, and Hostess Twin-kees. Soc. Studies Dept.: Mrs. Leuchten's classes became Miss Stark's, Dr. Hornish took over for Mr. Gradman, Miss Stark went on Maternity leave, and . . . Who's my History teacher now! Fieldhouse: We were homeless, all our games were played $way. The question remains — is graduation going to be away too? In Hoboken perhaps? Or maybe in Peapack? Attendance: A death in the family (B-3 under the new policy) was CHARGEABLE, yet going on a field trip to math day” or the Great Swamp was not. And another thing: some abscences were EXCUSED and CHARGEABLE'', some UNEXCUSED and CHARGEABLE”, but what happened to the LOOK, I didn't FEEL like COMING TO SCHOOL today” category? Hall Monitors: Apparently, the administration felt that students are not responsible enough to go to the bathroom, go to their locker, go to the library, or to speak to one another without the expressed written consent of their par- WORLD NATIONAL: It was an eventful year, filled with thought-provoking, emotional occurences. A few of the headlines that caught our attention were: the space-shuttle Challenger tragedy, the bombing of Libya, the Reagan-Gorbachev summit in Iceland, the overthrowing of the Marcos regime by Cor-azon Aquino, the Iran-Contra connection (Iranigate), and many more. At home in America were the Howard Beach racial attacks, the Baby “M surrogate mother trial, and of course the return of red M M's. ents and grandparents, all of their teachers, Dr. Petix, the (invisible) lunch teacher, Buddha, the Prince of Wales, Ronald Reagan, and Helen Keller. REVIEW MUSIC: 1986 was a great year for music. Top names of the year were: Genesis, Peter Gabriel, Steve Winwood, Billy Joel, Bon-Jovi, the Talking Heads, the Police, Whitney Houston, Anita Baker, Janet Jackson, the Smithereens, REM, Eric Clapton, and many others. Music has become so much a part of student life that a jukebox was established for students to listen to during their lunch periods. Benefit concerts following in the footsteps of Live Aid have also been popular. The Crackdown Concert in New York City, the Amnesty International Concerts, and the Sun City Anti-Apartheid album made music news during the past year. It was, well, to say the least, a great year in sports. Our favorite underdogs, the New York Mets, were awesome. They went all the way this year and became the 1986 World Champions. Likewise, the New Jersey (or New York, depending on where you live) Giants won the Superbowl. In addition, Dennis Conner with his crew on the Stars and Stripes brought the America's Cup back to the U.S. Closer to home, the 1986 Lacrosse and boys’ soccer teams both won state championships in their respective divisions. The football team also had its best season in several years. The boys' indoor track team captured the State Championships while both the girls' and boys' swim teams won the Union County Championships and the girls' team went on to become state champs. TOP GROUPS: Genesis U2 REM The Police Bon-Jovi Bruce Springsteen Madonna Cindi Lauper Peter Gabriel Talking Heads Georgia Satellites Eric Clapton Steve Winwood Tina Turner Run DMC Bangles ryoo j ' ToS Cccaj Si It Lwv aj | ' 'v A,� r iSw fcJr6-’ b JkJi j i± h4 HtucU. 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Michelle Andre: Saying goodbye isn't saying we're through, know through it all I'm still here for you. Good luck Class of '87! Rich: As we struggle through today. I can only dream of out future: Thank you. Jennie, I love you. Rach: The time has come to be gone, and tho' our health we've drank a thousand times, it’s time to ramble on . . . MPBLYVKSFCM Chip Asbury: I wonder how tomorrow could ever follow today. SM: Of all the things which wisdom provides to make life entirely happy — the greatest is the possession of a friendship. JITBAL Susan Allen Para Ambardar Michelle Andre Rachel Aronds Future Psychologist Heidi Eickemeyer practices on an extremely introverted senior . . . Richard Andrews Charles Asbury 204 Adapon . . . It seems that Matt Doherty will be Heidi's next patient. Jason Atlas David Augenstein Vincent Balogh Josephine Avis Mary Azzarto Kevin Barden Maria Barroso Mona Bashar Angelo Bencivenga Ralph Bencivenga Bencivenga 205 Patricia Berry Laura Bilodeau Patrick Boie Alan Borgese Yeah, right! Lisa Broadwell expresses amazement and disgust when she hears that she is the new Student of the Month. Melissa Bock Michael Blau David Bournazian William Brandt P. Berry: . . . When we re 30 years old we'll look back at this and laugh! It’s time for a change, we've got to move on — H. Jones Laura Bilodeau: You can't walk straight on a crooked road. Missy Bock: You can take the girl out of the country but you can't take the country out of the girl. — Long live G.S.W. David Bournazian: Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends. We re so glad you could attend. Come inside! — ELP Bill Brandt: Pattern is his who can see beyond shape: Life is his who can tell beyond words. Arigato-Ozone baby satori 206 Berry Lisa Broadwell Tracy Brostek Jocelyn Brotman Robyn Brown Brunhouse 207 Christina Braun Judith Brawer Todd Brecher Margaret Brennan Melissa Brunhouse Judi B.: Remembering so many things that we've said and done. Remembering the good times shared, the laughter and the fun. Todd Brecher: Then wear the gold hat, if that will move her. And if you can bounce high, bounce for her too. Megan: It is written in the stars and in every line of your palm. We re fools to make war on our Brothers in Arms. — D.S. Lisa Broadwell: Believing I had supernatural powers I slammed into a brick wall. T. Bro: To all the weekends I don't remember! Robyn Brown: Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you — BBD — You're so cute! — Stand by me Melissa Brunhouse: And the fear goes on . . . H.J. Lucy Buoscio Bryan Calvert Melissa Burbage Nikki Burrill Christopher Cagnassola John Capano Lisa Carpenter Andrew Cary Jill Catanzaro Uh . . . no. Dr. Petix, I'm not going out to lunch. I'm just getting a breath of fresh air. Lucy Buoscio: To all my friends — never forget the good times! Wish all your dreams come true. Good luck and a lot of love. Nikki Burrill: All I ever have to be is what God made me. AG, Pam Liz, Karen, Lou2, and Hampden, I love you, PTL. C. Cagnassola: Grab a brew ... It don't cost you nothin' Clarence Cags A.P. Now and forever. Jill Catanzaro: Someday we'll look back on this and it will all seem funny. Good luck class of '87 Be happy! 208 Buoscio Jim Class: True friends are the part of yourself you never have to look for. R. Cleveland: Time is the subtle thief of youth — MQ. GP, SD, KE, DR, MB. BV, MS. JH, DK, KB. TM. AC — Summer of '87 — NY. NH, GA, AC Rat: I spit on your corpse. Thanks everyone. Opus Mat Popeye Conway goes through spinach withdrawal syndrome. James Class Robert Cleveland Glenn Cavanagh Douglas Cheek Alice Chu Kelley Clare Patrick Clevenger Mary Jo Cintorrino Clevenger 209 Matthew Conway Jeremy Cook Lauren Corea Anthony Coleman William Cort Timothy Coultas Wendy Court Stephen Cowap Matthew Cowell Matt Conway. No matter where you go, there you are. Jeremy Cook: Enjoyed myself in USA. in Aug. am on my way. Thanks all for last 2 yrs. from the chap who just says cheers! Cheerio Bill Cort: What you see is what you get. Always from the leisure set! Then the doors of perception would be cleansed — RUDE Jennifer Crane: Look back with smiles, but go forward with a spirit of love, power, and discipline. Jennifer Crane 210 Coleman Gregg Cruger EPC: Shower the people you love with love — show them the way you feel. Things are gonna work out fine, if you only will. Suzanne Cunningham: Life's a struggle but it beats the alternative. BC: Life's what you make it. can't escape it, nothing can change it — Talk Talk Karen Dahlinger: You are my sun, my friends, the center of my universe. Thanx guys for the memories. Reunions AH LM! Kevin Culligan Elizabeth Cummings Suzanne Cunningham Christopher Curty Dahlinger 211 Susan Dalton Christopher Daunno Steven Davoren Denise DeFabio Robert DelGuidice Margaret deOliva Kathleen DeVito Kathy Wickens tries to hide her smile after Westfield scored on themselves. Steve D.: I love the friends I've gathered together on this thin raft — we've constructed pyramids in honor of our escaping. E.D.: It did seem so while I was getting through it; but now. looking back on it, I can scarcely believe it was all that time Meg deOliva: Even though the distance may be between us the love and memories will be within us. C.F. KD: Looori, A bigger than your face. 50 cent, Madidas ... If anybody asks just nod your head and smile . . . Thanx for Bishis MD Katha: TAKY I LOVE U Remember: summer at the shore, ski trip, cruisin' . . . etc. The camaro's dead! RYE KAL thanks for EVERYTHING! 3 Elaine DeLuca Kevin DePalmer Jonathan Diaz 212 Dalton Julie Dietz: So before we end and then begin, we'll drink a toast to how it’s been. I've loved these days esp Pont Alex III L. Dilorio: The eyes are windows to the soul when you look into mine I pray you see Jesus, I LUV U with all my heart L2PKHN Julie DiLauro: Everyone has a dream of life, I look at these dreams and they are all alike, except for mine which stands in scandal in your mind, But to me it is a perfect life. Love you. Holly Young, Ginny Mickulick, my sister Micky and Carol. Dina: Children must learn to disrespect authority or else democracy becomes a farce. Elvis Costello? Adam DiBella Michael DiClerico Rosa Didario Robert Diemer Elizabeth Dilorio Dina Dillon ’’Mikey likes it! , Mike Peretz gives his push for Apex Tech. Dillon 213 Julie DiLauro Matthew Doherty Stephan Dolling Theodore Dombrowski Erin Doyle Michael Drury Brian Dunleavy W. John Dunnan Troy Donoughue Daniel Dougert Ted Dombrowski: Down with the Dong — Hail to the Chief! Lenny B, lives! AP will always be! Carolina bound!JDD, SS, TC T. Donoughue: Life it seems will fade away, drifting farther every day, getting lost within myself, nothing matters, no one else. Metallica Erin Doyle: Some day we'll look back on this and it will all seem funny . . . M. Drury: To the best friends in the world Tils Butch and Krash Stay cool and stay bad. BPD: To the batpoles Boy Wonder! Laugh in the face of adversity. Guess what? . . . Yeh! K.C., K.G. the fellas, see ya. bye! J. Dwyer: All he’d wanted was the same answers the rest of us want ... All I could do was sit there and watch him die Joseph Dwyer Heidi Eickemeyer Heidi Eickemeyer: Devil and the deep blue sea behind me, vanish in the air you’ll never fine me ... — The Police Bill Esbeck: . . . And as far as the house goes, use your best judgment, you know we trust you. Mary Ellen Farrauto: However rare true love is, true frinedship is rarer — G.S.W. forever Ken Feinsod: I know we will succeed ... I just hope we never forget — MWDFRRJSRGBFCLGWHSJKAVKUCHJDMM — Follow your dreams —KF '87 Neal Feivelson: If I have seen farther than others, it was because I stood on the shoulders of giants. Feivelson 215 Laine Fellman Les Finn Unable to decide how to react to the approaching, camerman, Jen Taylor and Mary Jean Mund are caught between smiling and ducking. Lainie Fellman: Mi. go blue! The couch is looking awfully comfy! Goose; Beat; Sweet; Taste; Hel-low? Buono! LUV U Sue B NRG! Carolyn Fink: From a little spark may burst a mighty flame ... If you don't want anyone to know, don't do it — G.S.W. lives! David Fisher: An honest brew makes its own friends ...” — John Molson. It's been great! JT. BK, MC. TL, LB, MJM, NK. GF, etc . . . see ya . . . Sara Fitzsim- mons: Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp. Or what's heaven for?” Robert Browning Kathy Flack: Reach out to those in need, give them the love they lack; so many hands reach out for help, so few reach back. Dee: Take me the way you find me! You'll always be in my heart forever. I wanna be somebody! It's only water. Thanks MOM DAD xxoo Jen Fountain: If in the middle of the night you hear a knock at your window — keep smilin'! Cynthia Finelli David Fisher Sara Fitzsimmons Kathleen Flack Darlene Ford Jennifer Fountain 216 Fellman James Fox Anthony Frasso Kenneth Freedman Christopher Freer Tony Frasso: Never be afraid to fail or else you'll never succeed. Good luck to all in the class of '87 Zimbabwe K. Freedman: These are the days to hold on to 'cause we won't although we want to. — Billy Joel Chris Freer: Speak softly but carry a big stick. Sue: If the sun refused to shine, I would still be loving you. JM YYK BL RA MP Kirsten Froden: My patience has now come to an end. — P.S. — Remember the hill! Kirsten Froden Susanne Fromherst Kimberly Funk Senioritis takes its toll. Funk 217 Patricia Gaffney Nicole Gavino Maria Germinario Jason Giaimo Eric Gibson Michael Giglio Bad Dave — or are you Don? ,, Darlene Ford, confused and angry becomes another victim of the Sentivan twins. Maria G.: To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness Jason S. Giaimo: And after all that . . . they make us eshman again!! Michael Giglio: It is easier to love someone but harder for someone to love you. When love does come your way, cherish. H. Gillen: Although the distance separates us we will always have the memories of each other to keep us together. Ah do-it kite! Heather Gillen Robert Gladden 218 Gaffney Jill: These last 3 years have been a state of confusion. KG passion; Cassanova. KP — Snowface; ah at last. BH gota rock. Laten-ite Toad: Never sait or hesitate get in kid before it's to late. Thanks Mom! I love you Lara Dear Fred F: Yabba-dabba-do!! Michele Dery Graham: Don't ever try to understand everything — some things will just never make sense. Jonathan Glatzer Leah Goodwin Cassandra Lammers resorts to begging on her knees for a B in English. Kara Goski Jonathan Graf William Graham Kevin Graney Rachel Graves Kathryn Gray Gray 219 M. Halpin: To what you believe is right don't let anyone turn your eyes. Tom Hanna: “I cannot forget the people who love me — JCM — Thanks Mom, PV. DOB, PK. JR, KM, HR, JC, KC It's been pandemonium Steve Weinstein stares at the passing girls while Bill Brandt looks for Julie. Elizabeth Grossi Marc Halpin Thomas Hanna 220 Greco Patricia Greco Pamela Greco Jason Giaimo Cynthia Haesler Amanda Hamrah Kristal Hardy Monica Green Daniel Hawkins Leigh Ann Healy Dan: I swear . . . Pugs got it in Barbados! The Hawk D.R.H.: It's an attitude as well as a state of mind not only how you dress. — T.T.F.W. A. Henry: Thank you KD LM SD AT and LH for all the memories. KD remember I’ll be fine 'cause you're a friend of mine. CS I love you!! AH L. Henry: To love is to place our happiness in the happiness of another. I love you Rob, Lisa Thanks Mom Mary Hoblitzell: The best of times are yet to come! Scott Helioff Douglas Heintz Todd Heller Lisa Henry Angela Henry Mary Hoblitzell As a result of a freak of nature, a time warp suddenly transports Keith Traynor 20 years ahead. Hoblitzell 221 Janet Hoesly Joseph Hogaboom Melissa Horner Kelly Howard When I grow up 1 want to be a singer. Kristal Hardy plans her future. Michael Holliday John Hopkins Michael Hsu Jeffrey Hurley Joe Hogaboom: I know what I want, I just wish I knew how to get it. The years have been great. Bye LJ — Rat — Bone — BSBK — Head MH: A vague sensation quickens in his young and restless heart a bright and nameless vision has him longing to depart — NP Meliss H.: If you’re gonna leave take good care — hope you find a lot of nice friends out there. K. Howard: Until we meet again and discuss our accomplished dreams, achieved goals and conquered obstacles, goodbye Farewell Amen. Michael Hsu: Opportunity — something that looks bigger going than coming. Jeff Hurley: It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog. 222 Hoesly Robert Hwang Curtiss Janney Horace Jen Irene Jenkins Michael Jennette Laine Joelson Jay Johnson Jonas 223 Bradford Jonas Robert Hwang: Doc, still wondering about Mischief Night? That was Dave Y., Jae L., Mike S.. Porta and I. Curtiss Janney: ’’The waves are going to be six-foot and offshore — hours later — So I was wrong, but the volleyball was fun. Horace Jen: Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night. Irene Jenkins: The future is unpredictable, so hope for the best, prepare for the worst and take what comes. Laine: Take the time to experience all you can so you never have to look back and say I should have. Love ya MAJOSKSWSS. Brad Jonas: Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Eric Hutton Steven Juchnik Shara Kabakow Robert Kane Amy Kaplan Tara Kasaks Michael Kassinger Edward Kaul Paul Keld , J David Keller Mr. Gorski makes Deepak Reju read the badminton rule book before even picking up a racquet. $teve-D23: Party. Ozzy, JP, VH . . . VAS. Fake Mustang . . . Michele you're just what I needed. The Cars. I love you! Bob Kane: I've been waiting for this moment for all of my life. Special thanks to parental units and Den. It's over! BK '87 A.G.K.: Your time has come to shine — all your dreams are on their way. Tara Kasaks: Live well, laugh often, love much. Thanks to my friends especially TB, EPC, JT, and MT. I luv you. M.D.K.: When the going gets tough, smile and pretend you know what you're doing. — CBBD — 224 Juchnik Dave Kelly: Only if I knew why . . . ? Tom Kelly: Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing. AK: It doesn't matter Nothing lasts forever — Depeche Mode How many times do you live — CF PW CRUZ MEF TB BT RIP SV ML BM TM Amy Kern: All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Thanks BA WT SC KM WK TDMD Paul Kieltyka: The only way to survive in life is to laugh. Secret Agent 008, Brian Dunleavy thinks he has the hallway covered not realizing that even an underclassman can get by him Paul Kieltyka Carol Kim Andrew Kelley Kathleen Kelly Andrew Kendeigh Kyong Kim David Kelly Thomas Kelly Amy Kern Kim 225 Natalie Kirschner Richard Klinghoffer Bettina Kohler Lisa Kolton Ken Freedman tries to explain the complex architecture drawings to Melissa Horner. Natalie Kirschner: The road to the house of a friend is never too long. Steve Kmetz: When the sun goes down and the moon comes up, I turn into a teen-age goo goo muck! Gregg Knudsen: No need to hear things that they say. Life is for my own to live my own way. — Metallica Bettina: It's been a hard, hard day in my life. But it's not a day I'd choose to forget — OMD. At least we weren't cowards! � Stephen Kmetz Gregg Knudsen 226 Kirschner Lori Kos: Most people are as happy as they make their minds up to be. — GSW FOREVER! Sharyn: I have the simplest taste. I'm only satisfied with the best. Doug Krohn: 1986 . . . year o' duh Mets ... 1987 . . . year o' duh Mets ... 1988 . . . year o' duh Mets. THANK YOU! YYK: LATERS DORKS! BL, can you handle it without the Ghost in you? And as 4 U Free, MP and Rach It'sa al-right now! SPLEEF Cassandra: We have a blind date with destiny. Thanks, you know what it means to me. I love you, everybody, BM, family . . . Guy Koppe Lori Koslowsky Julianne Kotcho Douglas Krohn Kristen Krueger Young-Yi Kwon Robert LaMastra Cassandra Lammers Michele LaRosa Sharyn Kreitzer Michael Lambuda Karen lauster: I'd send you the world If dreams could come true, For a friend takes it all Then returns it to you LAV: The LAV-atory is the place of all satisfaction. Agatha Lee: If a double-decker bus crashes into us to die by your side such a heavenly way to die ... Smiths Jae H. Lee: Try to be nobody, then you will be somebody. TL: You must overlook the bad and live for the good times ■ though they may be few and far be- tween. Here's to good times! TJ '87 Joseph Larsen C. Lewand: Nix school, let's go to the beach. Gotta work? Just call in sick. Think Funtown: Rat — Goob — Head — Bone — BSBK — LJ '86 Agatha Lee Kurt Petschow tries, unsuccessfully, to stuff an overweight underclassman into his locker. Karen Lauster David Lavender Jae Lee Thomas Legones Douglas Leonard Christopher Lewand Jeffrey Lewin 228 Larsen Grace Liang Jeffrey Licciardello Beth Lipari Deja Littrell Grace An whe oi ann ve io d oi ta hef oi o h oinTaveto know. BL: The original sin has ended but I'll luv u always 4-ever AWT YYKMPRABSSF — ILUVUGUYS — Don't let him steal your heart away Deja: There will be time, time for you and time for me — and yet time for a hundred indecisions and for a hundred visions and revisions . .. These memories are forever! I love you guys! MB, KT, KL, MS. CH . . . Remember — no one is to blame! Class of ‘87! Michael Locascio: Forever and always MJL S. Locker: Those in command usually don't have commanding abilities. A.P. . will always be! Debbie Longaker: A learned blockhead is a greater blockhead than an ignorant one. Deborah Longaker Jeffrey Longo Ghislaine Loree Kindred spirits Betsy Maslin and Marc Halpin fall asleep simutaneously in English class. Christopher Love John Love David Lowi Scott Luckenbaugh Betsy Lynch Robert Macaluso Monkey see monkey do. C. Love: !? — Life is like your fly. it zips along until you get caught. It's been great. — RG, TU, LEX. CJ, LJ. Goob, RAT, Lori, etc . . . D. Lowi: Our memories can never be taken away. Scott Luckenbaugh: As every thread of gold is valuable, so is every moment of time Robbie Mac: If at first you do succeed, don't take any more chances! — BBD — Chris Maddock: Daddy's home boys, I shall serve no fries before their time. Mark Macquaide Christopher Maddock 230 Love Danielle Magliaro Nelson Maldonado Renee Maravetz Stephen Marotta EM: GC we met as though we were destined by fate, at a moment in time when our need was great. True love always survives. Erin: I hope we learned to disregard the attitude of an intolerant admmistration love and peace to Mom, Tom, DF, Drama 3. Ted Martin: MH — When mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be you and me! Good luck KOB FT! K. Martin: D.L.S. Never drink 2 super-galactic-gargle-blasters unless you are a 30-ton mega elephant with bronchial pneumonia. I Love I.D. Did I ever tell you about the time at Steve's house when I . . Tom Legones reminisces his wild youth. Lester Markham Jennifer Marotta Erin Marshall v Edward Martin Katherine Martin Martin 231 Paul M Martinez: It takes two hands to handle the whopper. Betsy Maslin: Hey, I don't care!!! I'm going to PENN STATE!!!” Don't forget G. S. W. All summer at P.S.U. — Gig!! Chris Masterson: Mastermania do beers with the Stones in '87 Meg McCarthy: . . . And here we are waving Brenda and Eddie goodbye — BJ. LM: To KO AH LH SD — Thanks for everything! Here's to the good times and the bad and of course our next reunions! I Love you! 232 Martinez Seniors frantically run to the school entrance to show their friends their smoking permits. Megan McCarthy Melissa McCoid Laura McCord Paul Martinez Cathy McCann Carla McDonald Elizabeth Maslin Sarah Mayberry Christopher Masterson How do you work these things? Para Ambardar is discouraged to find the stapler instruction booklet is written in Chinese. Amy Metroka Lori McGill: Things come easier to those who have special friends to help them along the way. Thanx PB MM CH SC NK JCH! Beth McIntyre: A moose is brown but a cat is white . . . STRANGE! Love and thanks to M D, CL — C'est la vie. c'est la guerre . . . G. McSweeney: He who lives in a glass house should dress in his basement — Squeeney A.P. You are GOOD! Jamie Meiselman: Dad, Jeff threw his snorkel at me!” ?”Only a surfer knows the feeling.” Tracy Mench: As we travel on, Love's what we'll remember . . . Kiss today goodbye — GSW. A.M.: Be realistic and go for the impossible! — A.H. 7A Thanks Mom and Dad and everyone who was there or anywhere. 233 Metroka Kerry Anne McGeary Danielle Meglaughlin Lori McGill Jamie Meiselman Elizabeth McIntyre Tracy Mencher Glenn McSweeney Joseph Merrill Jeffrey Miller Mat Butch Miller Charles Mueller Chris Moran: Kurt, Mike, Adam, Steph, BJ We salute those who gave us First Blood, but now we must ride on. Thank you WHS. CinPin. Bill Moran: Life is too short to have regrets so make your move now before it's too late; Thanks for the memories, see ya', bye. Meredith Morgan: Once toothpaste is out of the tube, it's hard to get back in. Chuck Mueller: Behind every great man is a woman with nothing to wear. MJM: Walked out this morning, don't believe what I saw: hundred billion bottles washed up on the shore. Seems I'm not alone at being alone. Chris Moran Cory Mongno Meredith Morgan Janet Hoesly, looking for a new home, responds to the Mary Jean Mund H 's Lie contest with her own definition: Quantum physics is quantum physics. 234 Miller Guy Jeffrey Nelson Timothy Nolan Jonathan Nolde Jocelyn Northcutt James Murray: Suzanna — Te amo! Mis Maricon Favoritos —I Gracias y comen mucho chocha! PS — Suzie is the joint! | Elissa Nelson: In a place where no one behaves like a human being you must strive to be human! — Hillel. Jonathan Nolde: It is from the highest peaks that the valley, can be seen. Jocelyn Northcutt: Keep reaching for your dreams and soon you'll be happy. LG CR KM love you all. Good luck! parraugh O'Brien: True love is between the best of friends. Darraugh O'Brien Kevin O'Brien O'Brien 235 J. O'Rourke: So friend remember — changing isn't a crime. It's a wonderful experience that happens with time. SKSWMA HOLD ON! Jeffrey Oslick: Life is a game in which spectators always lose but participants will always lose GP: Comedy! JA, JA, Toll! Stop singing, Ryan! Ack, Th . . . oop! VS — Die kinder schwimmen! CS — Yes! Thanks, P '79 Teachers! JE — it's P.S. Day! Danny: My Sarah, I love you! You pulled me through. Janice O'Rourke Wait for me Amy Pearce: Some people regard discipline as a chore. For me, it is a kind of order that sets me free to fly. — PS-27-AP. MP: It was a time of love and laughter it wouldn't come again BS BL YYK RA SF — the memories will be forever cherished. Daniel Paris On the morning before the pep rally, Martita Thompson and Mary Tweedie work frantically to perfect their speech. Jeffrey Oslick Gretchen Panosh Karen Pasterczyk Louis Peluso 236 O'Rourke Marie Eve Raguenaud John Rahnama Todd Prybylski: If the front door is locked, try the back. __ Pugs: Fat, drunk, and stupid is the only way to go through life and boy have I succeeded! Karen Pulaski: Lord, I realize the good in me is only there because of who You are.” -Amy Grant. PTL Pam I love You! S. Purvis: There is more happiness in giving than there is in receiving — Acts 20:35 — Give of yourself to those you love. Marie-Eve: As the world turns it rolls itself in pain. Mark Reblitz: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye. ILKLJ. Steven Rand Camber Ransom Mark Reblitz Reblitz 239 I Janet Regenberg Emilia Riccardi Ellen Ripperger Janet Regenberg: Goodbye and thanks for all the fish — EVOLOVY TK RA DM. Dave Rennyson: There is no pleasure in having nothing to do; only in having lots to do and not doint P. Rhodes: Thank you God for making me brand new. I've chosen to live my life seeking, loving, and helping others meet you. Emilia R.: Let us love life and feel the value of it. I love ya guidettes true love George Pelardis Thanks Mom, Dad, Sis. Carrie: To sing with wind songs of the sun to whisper with sunset when day is done; and bubble baths forever. Perfect. Ellen Ripperger: ... Walk on ... GSW Lives. Deepak Reju Cathy Richmond David Rennyson Pamela Rhodes Laura Ricker Carrie Riker “He's not really my friend, says Mike Drury, but this was the only way I could get into the picture. 240 Regenberg Kristina Roberts Andrew Robinson Brian Robinson Leslie Rogers Lance Rosen Robert Rosolanko So tell me Ken ' says Jon Glatzer, how much are they paying you to wear that hat and scarf? Janet Rousseau K.R.: When the night has been too lonely, and the road has been too long, just remember in the spring comes the rose. Andrew Robinson: Life turns me on!! Andy Rockman: Don't you think it's sometimes wise not to grow up What a drag it is getting old! IRS Leslie Rogers: Hey Jonnyl, I did it! LP — No more Wakenbake beach trips! Are b and Bob dead? Who has my car and where is it? Lance Rosen: What happens to the hole when the cheese is gone — AP are we!! Rob Rosolanko: Thanks JS GW JD KU AU DY RG KF MW HOOCKGANS! Love you Maureenskam! Don't forget Jeff, Gwen, I'm the best man. Susan: If we meet again why we will smile, if not, then this parting was well made. Hellow? Luv u I'm cold . . . I'm LAYKNEE. Joseph Rubenstein Mari Faye Sacro Alyssa Rulf Michael Sadowski Lynn Sapienza Cheryl Sacco Susan Sanislow John Russell Claudine Salerno Alyssa: Even if you are on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there. Faygie: You me my old friends, hoping it would never end . . . Holding on we gotta try, holding on to never say goodbye. Claudine Salerno: To find the beautiful, we must carry it with us. BK, KC, BC always remember the good times we've had. LS: Now I look into your eyes I can see forever the search is over You were with me all the while — I love you Jeff. Jeffrey Sauers 242 Rubenstein Jonathan Sauers I JAS: It's in the air It's everywhere I look for you. It's in the things I do and say, if I want to live. I've got to die to myself someday . . . U2 JHW-JAS Friends Forever . . . Dude-I Luv Ya'I . . . CS-JJ-KH. These are the best of times-PG-Mindy: We're not alone, we've got the world you know, and it won't let us down, just wait and see — BM, MM, MB, KL, KT, DL. Heather Schaefer: Welcome to the machine — I love Floydheadbandfags — JK-KF GW, Mean guitars I love you DF — Wish you were here.' JES: Enjoy today while it's here because someday today will be a long time ago. Love ya RVP MG ER AT SW DP AO nice line LR. Stacey Schugg: Never remain silent because you're afraid. Say what you feel before you lose the chance — (thanks Eliz). Jennifer Saunders Mindy Schackman Heather Schaefer Jennifer Schmidt In Fashion Modeling 1 class, Kerry Walsh consults Young Yi Kwon on which eye shadow color to use. Stacey Schugg Abbie Schnitzer Schugg 243 Amy Schulte Dashawn Scurry Jeffrey Schwartz Richard Seely Maria Scioscia Anna Senkevitch Allison Scott David Sentivan LS: It was the best time we had in lunch, looking at NG and seeing him look at every girl that walked by. Thanks! MM. DP. Allison Scott: It's not what lies behind or before you that counts, it’s what lies within you. Emerson. Da'Shawn Scurry: To all my friends and the class of '87 . . . remember yesterday . . . wish for tomorrow . . . but always live for today. Rick Seely: Life . . . the beginning of a party I'll never remember ... or is it that I never forget? Tex(AS): So much depends upon . . . LB: IGFMAM! SF: Sometimes you gotta say . . . “Cliff Notes'' — S., there's a cliff coming!'' '87!! Donald Sentivan: Chances are if your parents didn't have children then you won’t either. PCK LG JH KT DB RTB. 244 Schulte Colleen: I hope you find it in everything, everything that you see and do! I love you, Fabrice!!!! -Binky Michael Shenoy: For religious consultation, call Jae and Steven, That's 1-800-233-9797. Barb Sherman: You may not always get what you want but you'll find you get what you need, I needed you — RA, SF. YK, BL, MP, CT. Stephen J. Sherman: When I was small, I was in love, in love with everything . . . now there's only you . . . stop making sense. TM DR Mad dog! Mad dog! Samantha Shanosky Brad Shapiro Colleen Shea Michael Shenoy Barbara Sherman Stephen Sherman Shmurak 245 Russell Simon Jill Skolnick Glenn Slocum Douglas Smaracko Marc Silbergeld 246 Showfety Richard Showfety Marc Silbergeld: I already know how — what I want to know is how often! A.P. Thanks for all of the great memories. Russell A. Simon (RAS): “Hall pass? Obviously, you don't know I'm a SENIOR!!” Glenn Slocum: The beast is back, Once a king always a king but once a knight is never enough! J.K.K. I love you too much. Why me? . . . Janet Song George Stappas Adolfo Smith Jeffrey Smith Paul Sommerstein J. Smith: I'll live this chapter 'till eternity — Hooligans — ETS — The skam rocks the world — RR, DV, KF, RG. MW, JD, AV. KU, KL, AR, MD, and Gwen — Thanks. JS: Where do the children go, between the bright light and darkest day . . . and who's that deadly piper, who leads them away? — The Hooters. D. Soucek: For what shall it profit a man if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul. — Mark 8:36. Craig Stamer: Life is like a beer, no matter how sick it makes you feel, you always want more — stay cool, be hip and party!!!! Heather Stark: Oh my word! Keep smilin'! Daniel Soucek Brent Spear Craig Stamer Heather Stark Robert Stautberg Louis Stephens Stephens 247 Peter Stockschlaeder Russell Stohr Latarso Strond Ingrid Strommen Christine Suiter C.S.: Youth . . . Like diamonds in the sun. I want to stay forever young — Alphaville. KW I love you, Thanx. Claudia Tarradellas: At last we've come to the journey's end — now for our new beginning. CET: Those who shared great times memories with me — I thank you! MD LD — thanks — I love ya'! McD's 4-ever! I'm not moody! Yep, eating again! H. Taylor: SS, MQ. DC. DO, JR, PS, WF, TS. BC. SF — tea scarves hardcore teddy bears — into the Void — who are they anyway? LMITETTMTIS Jen T.: The sun shines forever — no worries — no ties. Laughing and learning as time goes by. — Bananarama. Mark Swarts Claudia Tarradellas Holly Anne Taylor Laura Hyslop is pleased with herself after hiding cliff notes in her notebook and smuggling them into English class. Carrie Taylor Jennifer Taylor 248 Stockschlaeder William Taylor John Telling BJ Taylor: You can't have everything in life. Where would you put it all? KP, CM. SD. MD. AD. Hambone Tener: True trolls climb for God. Fight gravity with Philippians 4:13. LMT: Tomorrow we will run faster, stretch out our arms farther, and one fine morning . . . -FSF. Friends Forever-RLS. Thanks LB MY. Thum: Disappear here — B.E.E. Brian Tilyou: To all you rockers — up in the Rockies — down at the Rovie — ROCK ON. Hampden Tener Stephen Tews Martita Thompson Frederick Tibbitts Kathleen Thum Brian Tilyou A student, wise to remain anonymous, imitates Mr. Scott's methods of raising school spirit Tilyou 249 Alison Tirrell: In my life, why do I smile at people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?-Morris-sey. Pete Tomassi: “Livin' easy, livin' free, season Peter Tomassi Kevin Tracey A student with acute myopia tries to study. ticket on a one-way ride. -Bon Scott. Bill Tozier: “When your ship comes in. don't be at Keith Traynor the airport. Keith T.: LOVE REIGN O'ER ME-The Who Don't see what I wear-Don't hear what I say-Go beyond and find-We can be friends M. Trento: We re even sonda right what upB? Corks RS PU200 JM bongo Two minute Dan throw down guys are you in a trance we made it guys. Mikee sonda simba the coolers look Jimmies! I love Lisa Clevenger. Thanxs for everything-Mom-l love you LBI HMF AYY! Doozle. William Tozier 1 Ut Tran s. Michael Trento 250 Tirrell Joseph Triarsi Mary Tweedie Linda Vangrieken Dave, how Thomas Ucciardi do you spell Thermonuclear War?' Kristin Unice David Urbano Lucy Vacca Peter Valli Ryan Van Sickle Mary Tweedie: Ask me and I'll play so sweetly, I'll make you smile. Dave Urbano: Love U Lori! Beer nuts anyone? Take it as it comes. Live 4 the seconds fellas it doesn't get any better! Cheers! Eradicated! Tito Urech: Caminante no hay camino, se hace camino al andar . . . Vangrieken 251 Michael Varano Robert Vastano Sareh Verdisco Malini Vernugopal Matthew Vitale Thuy Vo Senior John Stud Capano is admired by underclassmen. Mike Varano: If there's grass on the field, play ball. Rob Vastano: Van Halen-D23-Thanks Rickie, Pat, Mike! Nice pick up truck Fabs, Metal is comfortable! July 28, 1986. Sareh Verdisco: Takes a second to say goodbye. GSW forever! Malini: Biff-thanx for the memories-snausage-N.E. Put it in the freezer . . . Rach-no buses-Union TS. GM. Bafoons!! 24 Good Luck! IDTS. T.V.: Be satisfied with the way you are. But. if possible, keep reaching out to the stars! Angi Volino: Hold the dream-to all my buddies-l Love ya!-KU, SF. MJ, JN, LG, KF, Band Fags, and AI-ITI love you forever!! SKAM3. Chrissy Voorhees: Beauty's tears are lovelier than her smile. Angela Volino Christine Voorhees 252 Varano Russell Walker Kerry Walsh Wamps: Class and dignity-That's what Hike about this place! D. Watson: 7 A On aime a devinir les autres, mais on n aime pas a etre devine — LaRocefoucauld — 42. Hope W.: What we expect the least is often what we long for the most. To my family and friends: I love you all! Be happy! SW: In the sun that is young once only time held me green and dying though I sang in my chains like the sea — BBD Crew. Paul Wampler Glenn Homecoming King McSweeney patrols his kingdom. Deirdre Watson Suzanne Weil Hope Weinstein Stephen Weinstein William Weinzierl Julie Wenta David Weiner Wenta 253 Jim Fox takes a photo break from his intense studies of the mutant organism he discovered growing in his gym locker. Gwen W.: And we can be heroes, just for one day. Thanx for helping me out: HS, JK. KF. RR, The Skam Jeff, love you — welcome. KW: But I'm having too much fun to grow up! Thank you Daddy CS — GM I couldn't have done it without you! I love you! WHM J ADITH Helen Wilfehrt: Drink the sunshine, warm to the rain, a million matches in the night will light the way: be the matches. Kathleen Wickens Helen Wilfehrt David Wilson JHW: The love I know is a love so few discover; they need to know Jesus' love is like no other. — Amy Grant. Friends Forever JAS — JHW. Gwen Wheeler Kenneth Wigg Susan Williams Julia Wilson 254 Wheeler Michael Wolfson David Yarrington Jennifer Yuengel Grace Zupko Embarrassed by the presence of the nude model before him, Andy Robinson shuts his eyes while drawing. Timothy Yockel Matthew Zanger Holly Young Andre Zbinden Melissa Young Paul Zeringue Michael Wolfson: I will choose a path that's clear. I will choose free will. Dave Yarrington: It's not so much that I must win as everyone else must lose! Wang did it! Tim Yockel: Rules — What Rules? Melissa Young: Love is not blind — it sees more, not less. But because it sees more, it is willing to see less. Zupko 255 It is not always by plugging away at a difficulty and sticking at it that one overcomes it; but, rather, often by working on the one next to it. Certain people and certain things require to be approached on an angle. Gide We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars. — Wilde 261 I've always made a total effort, even when the odds seemed entirely against me. I never quit trying; I never felt that I didn't have a chance to win. — Arnold Palmer 263 enced in installation with a machine tool background desired. Must be wilting to t'avel. We offer a GENEROUS SALARY, plus COMMISSION SJ, topped Off with excellent benefits. Please -send your resume in confidence to: Mr. Mike Yates MTI CORPORATION ... 4S001 Five Mile Road Plymouth, Michigan 4(170 MACHINIST -experienced all around production S- prototype work and setup. Will also consider seasonal employment for person on fixed income. Fairfield. NJ.S75-4004. MACHINIST - For general machine shop, specialiting in manufacturing of parts and repairs. Must be able to setup and operate lathes, milling and shaper type machinery and to make or repair machines, machine parts and tools, l year apprenticeship or technical school training and 2 years experience required. 40 hours per week S9.92 per hour. Report to: Paterson Job Service, or nearest Job Service, 370 Broadway, Paterson, N.J. J.O.e 0900926. No Li iiLlS'LLfl Knowledge of ihe set-up, repair and Troubleshooting of pharmaceutical manufac- turing and packaging equipment are also require-mentsofthis position. We offer excellent working conditions and starting salary, and a complete package of life, health and dental insurance, as well as tax deferred savings and investment program. Please apply In person or send resume, to: Engineering Dept. P.F. Laboratories 700 Union Blvd Tolowe.NJ075l2 MACHINIST - Position avail for right person in toolroom. Bridgeport experience a must. Must be able fo work to close tolerance set-up own work. Ae lu I aiieal CnlornrIe«i U required. Apply in person: 70 Howard Street, Irvington. MAINTENANCE HANDYMAN W FT PT, flex hours. Union location. Call Scoff Hoffman, 688-0690 MAINTENANCE HELPER - Experience in carpentry, electronics 4 umbino, temporary. Call 324 0268. right person MACHINIST - General Machine Shop experience, including mills, lathes grinders, required tor progressive, growing company, in Florham Park. Please call 377-6800, Mr. L. K ullman, at Heller Industries Inc. MACHINIST Packaging Mechanic Continuing growth, of international leader of hair care products, presents a unique opply for a self-motivated indiv w 3-S yrs exp as Class B Packaging M.echnic. K nowledge of set-ups, repair trouble-shooting of packaging machines equi pment, plus a desire lo become a team member of a growing company are requirements ot this postion. Excel working ccnd a compe-titve benefit package 4 salary. Please call for appt., or send resume defailsof work history to: Engineering Department THEWELLACORP. $24 GRAND AVE. ENGLEWOOD, NJ0763I 569-I020 Oa vid Grahm Machinist Packaging Mechanic The P F. Laboratories. Inc-a manufacturer of ethical pharmaceuticals, seek a machinlst packaging mechanic for ihe Totowa, NJ facility. Qualifications include a minimum of 2 years machinist trade school training and 4 years machinist trade school training and 4 years industrial experience as iourneyman-M W, machinist -or equivalent. You should be capable of setting up and operating varied machine tools. The use of precision measuring instruments lo obtain close machine tolerance is required. MAINTENANCE Major drug co in central Jersey seeks handy person lo maintain plant fixtures. Some electrical 4 mechanical knowledge, carpentry, etc. Good saia-1 4 benefits. all Mr. Pittman 201-9264331 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - With some electrical background. Plastic machinery extruders, bag, machinery printing presses. In New Brunswick. Call 846-8W ask for Terry. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Maior NJ warehouse trucking firm has an exc oppty for an individual with a min ot $ yrs exp to be responsi ble tor the maintenance of our forklift other mechanical duties. Must have own tools-be motivated-work under min supervision. Call 589-0503. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Due to plant expansion, we have an immediate opening for a Maintenance Mechanic. Applicants must be experience in hydraulics, electrical, integrated circuits and trouble shooting production machinery. If qualified please call Personnel Dept, or apply fo. ABEXCORP SIGNAL-STATDIV. 65 Veronica Ave Somerset, N J 545-0500 Eaual Oooortunitv Employer M F MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Multi-unit restaurant operation seeks versatile mechanic to maintain restaurant equipment buildings. Refrigeration knowledge required. Salary commensurate with experience. Excellent benefits package. Call in confidence, Mon-Fri, 9AM-SPM: 796-8777 Equal Opporluni ty Employer M F MAINTENANCE MECHANIC HANDYMAN W ' Knows how lo work with tools. Will train. English required. Apply AQL Decorating. 215 Bergen Boulevard., Fairview, New Jersey. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - Excel a tor person w exp in repairing inery general upkeep of a mfg facility. Swim 7i Play 242-5700. MAINTENANCEMECHANIC Heavy industrial plant looking for a person with experience in machine repair, with a heavy background in pipefitting. Immediate opening. Good benefits package. Apply in person: PHELPSOODGE COPPER PRODUCTS CO. TRAINEES Entry level positions in Production Supervision and Management with rapidly expanding Pharmaceutical Company. Growth opportunities. Engineering or Technical degree required. Submit esume with salary requirements to DIRECTOR OF ENGINEER- KALIPHARMA, INC. 2C0ElmoraAve. Elizabeth, NJ07207 Equal Opportunity Employer M F MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - For exc employment opportunity, call 3W813I, Oiedre-Moire, East Brunswick MANAGEMENT TRAINEES Lge nat'l co hiring ambitious seit-moti vated persons interested in earning $24,000-570 000 No exp nec; must be willing lo learn. Allhnlts included. Part time work also available. •Bayonne 437-72 3 •Berkeley Hts 464-7511 •Bloomfield 74 0904 •E. Brunswick 254-5301 •Freehold 577-9596 •Little Silver 741-2073 •Metuchen 548-0005 •Somerville 722-7709 •Springfield 376-3903 . «TomsRiver 744-87M Newark, NJ07I0I: MANAGER - installation field services. Masda Corp needs a personable indiv to schedule, coordinate 4 supervise installation ot zero clearance of fireplaces, kitchen 4 bath cabinets A MANAGEMENT TRAINEE JOBS CAREERS $19K to $36K IstYr Call now! for our nearest location. Many positions. 750-9710 Ext 420 9am fo 5pm Mon thru Fri MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - Growing dynamic commercial printer in suburban Essex Cnly is currently seeking a qualified mgmt trainee for a unique ground-floor oppty. Responsibilities will include direct saleS Customer Ser- EH ElUJTHiUfU etc. Artistic abilities a +. Excell oppty for recent college grad w Literal Arts or communications major. Send resume with sal requirements to: STAR-LEDGER. Box 5470. Newark, NJ07I0I. MANAGER-ARTGALLERY We need someone with experience to manage our busy Wayne gallery. Call Oan, 934-7777 or 694-OuJO Manager ASSISTANT MANAGER CASHIER Tod's Restaurant seeks experienced full lime Assistant Manager Cashier for day shift. Apply Tod's Restaurant, 360 East Northfield Rd, Livingston. Tel: 992-6339. has ifie following exciting opportunities for skilled individuals: CRYSTAL FABRICATORS OayShifl Individuals with machine shop experience for grinding and polishing of laser Crystals. Must be able to use measuring instruments and do shop math Previous optical experience preferred. TOOLMAKER Day Shift Individual with at least 5 years' experience to build new dies from sketches and blueprints and repair molds, dies and production assembly fixtures. Must have knowledge of all toolroom machines and strong math. Airtron offers good starting salaries and employee benefits, including a denial program. Interviews by appointment only. Call our Personnel Department. (201)539-5500 AIRTRON Division of Litton 200 East Hanover Avenue Morns Plains. NJ 07950 Equal Opporlunily EmptoyerM F MANUFACTURING material handler.- k nowi of forklift operation. Must be able to lift in excess of SOtbs. JANITOR: General office plant cleaning.Lightlifting. SET-UPS: Jyrs press K-dies exp. Must read blueprints. Wv offer exd'f wage 4 benefits pkgs. Steady Employment. Union County Location. Call Personnel Oept lor Appt: 665-0300 MARBLE CRAFT PERSON - expd required. Sawing, polishing, etc. 40 hrs wk. Health vacation. Benefits. Call 483-0451 MARKETING CONSULTANT HIGH INCOME STILL LOOKING For qualified individuals to fill these positions in our international co. CaliMissRubin 750-0667 MARKETING0PP0RTUNITY Gasoline station management. Shell Oil Co. has an immediate entry level position available in retail gasoline station marketing in the Parsippany area. Excellent star ting salary 4 broad range of benefits. College degree a plut For consideration please call 201-325-5308 or 701-375-5303._ MARKETING REPS CAN YOU DEAL WITH PEOPLE? On Ihe phone; in person? If so, you can earn over $2000 wk. The best real es- AAiinfruit ing and or personal com-puiersaptus. Send resume or call: JANICE SALON STEPSAVER DATA SYSTEMS 1500 Broadway, Suite 1100 NewYork, NY 10036 (212)840-0101 MASON FOREMAN - Musi be exp. on concrete paths, brick, block, form work 4 have layout ability. Excel FT opply for energetic, capable person. Full benefits. Call 933-7807, ext. 10. MECHANIC - 2nd class. Union shop. Excel benefits. To $9 00 hoof. Musi have fools 4 driver's license. Immed opening.Call344-lll4. MECHANICAL ESTIMATOR PT Looking for a P T piping estimator fo do on-sife estimating on a P T basis. Most projects will be in the Northern NJ area. Terms negotiable. Respond; resume • P.O. Box 273, Ironia, N J 07845. MECHANIC - Class A for diesel truck repair shop. Must have own tools, uniforms are supplied. Good pay, benefits. Call Chris 3S3-0425. MECHANIC - Oay ornighf. Uniforms and benefits paid. Fast growing tank lransporfalionco.750-9100Exl.34. MECHANIC-Oiesel. Exp'd in transand rears. Rockaway. 677-8046. MECHANIO'DIESEL - wanted. Mack truck exp a must. Some forklift 4 trailer exp helpful. Call 589-7491 wkdays 8am-5pm. Ask for Tony or Frank. MECHANIC - experienced. Heel of Sas 4 diesel trucks. Good benefits, pply in person, 8oss Glass Industries, I ChangebridgeRd, Pine Brook, NJ. MECHANIC - Forklift. Experienced. Medical benefits. Belotti Forklift s Call998- lt8. MECHANIC-FORKLIFTS FULL BENEFITS PROFIT SHARING ELECTRICALEXPHELPFUL CROWN DEALER A. J. JERSEY-LINOEN, NJ CALL 925-7733 MECHANIC - For machinery repair 4 rebuilding. Machine assembly or re-Some electrical or weld-helpful. 201-484-7345 Days, 772 0547 eveninos. MECHANIC For the assembly ot new custom hydraulic equipment. Should have pipe fitting, some welding 4 general shop exp. steady work 4 excellent benefits. POWER ORAULICS NIELSEN, INC. 670 East Lincoln Ave. Rahway, NJ07O6S 574-0600 MECHANIC (GAS OIESEL) - exper wi truck fleet, have knowl ot tractor, trailers 4 fork lift repairs, trouble shooling. Excell salary 4 benefits, immed opening. STAR-LEDGER, Box 548$, Newark, NJ07I01. MECHANIC-GENERAL Must have some welding, plumbing, elec. exp. Steady work, lip to J?5K yr. + bnfls. Call Steve tor appt., Jax Car Wash, Maywood, N.J. 845-4994 MECHANIC - General exp. w knowl of hydraulics 4 some welding. Full benefits all 90 days. Excel opply for reliable person. Call 347-9836 MECHANIC - Heavy construction Co. in Sn Plainfield seeking an exp'd nec hanic. 752-4050. Advertisements MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - Larges! award manufacturer seeking indiv w variety of capabilities. Must have exp in electrical troubleshooting, repair 4 maintenance of woodworking equipment. Excel benefits, salarycommensurate w exp. Send resume fo Ovation industries. 44 Le-high Ave, Paterson, NJ 07503._ MAINTENANCE OPPTY'S MECH’L TRAINEES - prior auto or related exp. Training $7-9 Hr MAINT. ELECTRICIAN - programmable controls, electron ics4 machinery repair exp to� l? Hr MAINT. ELECTRICAN - packaging exp, programmable control, strong electrical. 3rd shift spot $12-I4 Hr AIRCRAFTHydrau.BenchTech � Hr| mg managers, assistant managers 4 customer service representatives for locations throughout Northern N J. Excellent starling salary, benefit package 4 company car. College degree pref'd. experience helpful, good organizational skills, neat appearance 4 pleasant personality a mutt. Please forward resume fo: BUDGET RENT-A-CAR 379 Broad St Bloomfield, NJ 07003 Atln: Personnel Oept or for immediate consideration call 748-1917 tor appt. MANAGERS - Immediate openings. Large New Jersey convenient lood store co. Is looking for hardworking, aggressive 4 out-going men women Fo tram store rrunaom Gnodstarlina cin.«ru «int viyvn. i up weues, xiuaoy work, own transportation, call 270-3784 or 7706620. _______________ MASONS4LABORERS - Dependable tor general construction. Call Mon-Fri, 9 4.5 pm335-3939.______________ M AZDAS! MAZDAS! MAZ0AS! 101 BRANDNEW RX-7's -INDUSTRIAL X drive systems 4 ■ ry required. Hands- i experience a must. '.good benefits. ETCORP. on Orive ___-NJ07470 ___________62 4400___________ MECHANIC - National pumpeo. req assembly mechanic. Excel co. bntts. Call (201)2274417, ask for JimWaldron MECHANICS Build medium to toe machines from floor up. This diversified job requires a good mechanical aptitude 4 ability to read blueprints. Must have own toots. Competitive wages, OT avail. Co benefits. DESCHAMPSLA8S 17 Farinella Or, E. Hanover, N J 07936 884-1460 MECHANICS Experienced mechanics required by Experience Seeking qualified applicants for occa-sionaltfhour shifts (day or night) in our South Kearny, NJ facility. For defailscail between 10 AM-12 Noon 344-5100, Ext 250, Ask for Vince Or apply in person Mon-Fri, I0AM-3PM ROADWAY EXPRESS, INC. 722nd St, So. Kearny, NJ Equal Opportunity Aflirmafive Action Smal Employer. Minority and or female full ti applicanfsencouragedloapply. sales _______________________________light MECHANIC - Tractor Trailer Class 8 mens + forklift repair. Also needed greater send mechanics helper. Experience a must. OER, Call Vic 738-4800. MECHANIC WILLTRAIN FACTORYMACHINES Set-up 4 troubleshoot our machines. For appointment call between 8am-5pm, 941-1688. MENTAL HEALTH CASE MANAGER - Full time, transitional housing program seeks individal lo provide direct case management service to clients, leaching 4 supervising activities of daily living. Must have demonstrated social work 4 communication skills. Send resume to: Easier Seal, Plaza 31, 179 Rt 31, Flemlngton, N J C8872 or call 201-788-7580. MESSENGER ATTENDANT for commercial bank. Mature, responsible individual to make deliveries (must have drivers license), maintain stockroom 4 assist in bank security. Good salary 4 benefits. APPLY IN PERSON ONLY CITY NATIONAL BANK 900 Broad St, Newark NJ MESSENGER - Gateway Mortgage Corporation seeks Full-Time Messenger for routine routes in New York and New Jersey. Call Mr. Viotlo 701-3354300 MICROFILMING - Supervisor Oper-ator, salary open, exp required. Camera Operator, S240-S350 per week Equipment Tech, S240-S3S0 per week. Will train qualified individual. Exp or framed individual pref'd. MPI Service, 701-?27-S5l7for interview. MODELS, ACTORS ALL AGES4 TYPES NEEDED ★MOVIE EXTRAS No experience req'd. $tS-$l7$ hr No fee NJ State Lie Universal Casting, 996-3120 MODELS ACTORS Est'd NYC model mgmt holding oer-sonai screening: Thurs, Nov 6, 7PM SHARP, The Holiday Inn, ?750Ton«elle Ave, North Bergen. Earn SSS working in TV, print ads. videos. Modeitique is looking for adults, teens 4 babies. No fee, no exp nec. Apply in person. MODELS FOR HAIR SHOW Have hair permed or cut or just styled by Famous Jingles Hair Designer at Hair Show, Ramada inn, Clark on Monday, Nov. 10th; Free Products! Exciting Day! 741-7700 MODELSNEEDED CHILDREN ONLY No experience necessary. 6 mos.-16 yrs. old. For placement in upcoming TV commercials. Call 882-9150 Complex IV, IS Gloria Lane, Fairfield MOLDORAFTSMAN w OESIGNER PART TIME We seek varied experienced and will consider retiree or mold maker. Rale negotiable. Pleasant working cond. Linden Mold 4 Tool, 38M411 MOLDING Plastic injection molding plant has opening on 1st shift for individual to perform mold repairs, mold set-ups and changeovers on injection molding machinery. Machine shop background helpful, but nol necessary. Full time Comprehensive benefits package in eluding pension plan, hospitalization major medical, denial, personal days sick days, vacations, holidays includ ino vour birthday, suooestion bonus to I trained in an extremely le position inhere exp counts a good attitude, common a take charge personality. ietits. Call Mrs Bonanno at CLERK - Multi-functional vaitable in a long term care gated in Berkeley Heights person, Berkeley Heights rent Center, 35 Cottage rkeley Heights 44-004. -I Opportunity Employer •XE HELP NEEDED seated in Seiievilie requires ndividual to assist on Inside ,enerai ollice duties. Some g also required Salary com-t with exp Good benefit , fr resume to: STAR-LEO- 486. Newark. NJ0710I. OFFICE ANAGER 'iPiiShed Essex County facili-easoned manager to coordi-servise all levels ol the bust-e Medicare medicaid ex-•equired Bookkeeping su-. experience necessary with a ,nd in computers. Compeli-iry and benefits package, spend with resume, m conn- AR-LEDGER Box 5517 rivark, NJ 07101 FFICE MANAGER eking co seeking office man-jndle documentation trac-supervise 15-20 people. Musf . s exp, also computer knowh :d sa'ary, excellent benefits. : EREAOYHELPERS 212 947-8130 ; PERSON - Knwtdg of ware-i +. Typing, filing, some cal-; tracing abilities required. : 99-3pm • wn uciw iraiyiano new tngiano areas. Call 1-800-252 0961 OWNER OPERATOR - Tractor and straight truck drivers. Metropolitan area. Caff 434- 7409 � am -3pm PACKER ORIVER - To work in ship ping dept. Experience. Reference required. F T. Apply AST So Jefferson St. (Bet Nassau I Forest). Orange 1st Hr. 9am-12 Noon OFFICE inly CPA firm increasing of-' Experienced in typing, book-general office. We will teach ersified skids. Leave name, v phone number at 499-0220 or f 0 BOX S727 Clark, NJ07066 i WAREHOUSE - It you are i jutme monotony, this might � :u. We have an opening for a 'ion warehouse office work-rain right person. Apply at -• Toots, 307 Route 6 East, Fair-r.alOpptyEmployer. ■VORKER NEEDED — For in-.:ter company, duties such as flephone, order taking, filing computer order entry, exp Minot necessary, fullco. bene-tor interview Mr. Commino, a son industrial, Fairfield. 377-3660 MULTIUTH - 1250. 185Q 8. 0. S hi ♦ excel bnlls. 35 hrs. CARTER Personnel, 321-1170 ’ PLATE MAKER STRIPPER MMy 7 4 color work. Oay ijll benefits including profit good position in a growing f� . Salary commensurate. Call ' PRESS OPERATOR - Me-rd Carlstadl printing plant ; ‘or an experienced AB Oick Operator. Full time. Co. paid • Call 93S-1909 i STRIPPER - Experienced all onset or ir by 25 offset Call 57S 4299 STRIPPER - Experienced s Personnel needed lor large •pi in commercial print plant, day shifts 1050 to 14 inch call for appt, Gary P.,333-4784 ?STRIPPER - Quality minded •ekmg responsible person w ■nowledgc exp in 4 color 41429-7711 NER SERVICE TECHNICIAN 0 MORRIS. ESSEX AREA 'AR 8ALOWIN AT 201-677-7700 Exp in all fields of applications. Must have own fransp. Full time employe-ment.Call201245-3604aft 6PM. PAINTSPRAYER Must be skilled in precision work, experience a must. Top wages, overti me, medical and health benefits. Excellent advancement potential. Call for more details and appt. A. Oente, 862 6200 PAINT PACKERS Special EAST BRUNSWICK Project lOOOpenings Oivision ol major cosmetics company needs men women to pack life health beauty products at modern distribution center. Oay shift hrs-OAM-4 30PM. Begin this week tor good pay. Bring your lriends commute together. NO FEES — NOCONTR ACTS OMERANTZ TEMPORARIES 48SRTE 1.WOOOBRIOGE 636-5640 646RTEII, EAST BRUNSWICK 238 4780 300 RTE 27, HIGHLAND PARK 246-7100 989LENOX DRIVE, PRINCETON 609-896-4400 PAINTER 8. METAL PERSONS -Needed Musi be Experienced All benefits. Excellent working conditions. Summit Forge. Call 773 1300 PAINTERS ShopRite. a leading supermarket chain, has openings in Essex. Morris and Union Counties for Full Time Painters. Experience preferred. Candidates must be available fo work flexible hours. We offer excellent paid benefits and wages. H interested, please call: PARTS TRAINEE Major trailer manufacturer has immed opening in its growing parts dept. No exp necessary. English speaking. must have valid drivers license. Apply in person. THEURER TRAILERS 725 Parkhurst Street, Newark NJ PART TIME S200 REWARD To anyone who recommends an indiv that we hire tor Part Time work servicing bullenfin boards in supermarkets thruout Essex Monmouth Counties. a flexible work schedule. A van or station wagon required lor this job. No sales involved, interested individuals should write to: SCS. 141 East Ave. Norwalk, CT 06851 attn: O.J.M. PART TIME - 20 to 25hrs per week. 4pm-midmght, heavy lilting. Apply in person only. Mon-Fri. 3pm. Melren-dorl Brothers, Inc. 110 Newfieid Ave. Raritan Center, Edison, NJ. PART TIME - 3rd shill. tlpm-7am. 2, 3. or 4 shifts available Apply at: 7-11, l34ISfuyvesantAve. Union. PARTTIME AFTERNOONS EARN EXTRAMONEY Earn lull lime money working part time Ideal for college students. Salary ■f bonus.Call Mr. Ryanat 882-0280 SECRETARY Immediateopening for reliable person w experience in General Office duties: Must have neat appearance must be able to work w cuitomers. Exd opportunity I ad-'nce lo Full lime portion. For interview appt. call Madeline at: BELL PORSCHE AUOI 931$t.GeorgvAve., Rahway 574-3800 PARTTIMECLERICAL individual needed 8am Noon Mon-Fri, lo work in Operations Oept. ot Brokerage lirm located in Clifton, N J. Salary open. For confidential interview call Larry Picarelloal: 778 9700 PART TIME LOAD UNLOAD Immediate positions available. Offers good pay full benefits. Shifts run between 3 5 hours per day, 5 days a week. S8.00 HR. SHIFTS AVAILABLE DAYSORT 12:00 PM-4:00 PM MIDNIGHT 11:00 PM-3:00 AM SUNRISE 4:00AM-8:00AM Apply Mon. thru Fri. between 9 AM-l?PM and Mon. Toes, only 4 PM4PM. UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 799 Jefferson Road Parsippany,NJ EqualOpportunity Employer M F ShopRite Supermarkets FJii a Piiii n 4. o PAINTER WAIL PAPER HANGER - PARTTIME CLERKS CASHIERS Applications now being accepted by K rauiier Food Stores for pari lime Clerk (Cashiers on all shifts. Days, eves, weekends, holidaysavail. For information call 769-6655 or apply in person at your nearest Krauwer's Food Store Must be 18 yearsol age or older. PART TIME - Customer Service Position available with TV Rental Co. at Newark Beth Israel Hospital, all shifts avail., homemaker 4 malure minded persons welcome fo apply. For more into call 3510952 belw 9 Spm PART TIME DATAENTRY OPERATORS immediate Positions Available Somerset Location Designer Fragrance Division of Cosmair, Inc., best known for its quality trend setting fran-grances -- Polo, Lauren, Drak- part time openings available in the Somerset area. We are looking lor several people to work daytime hours (flexible schedules available) as Data Entry Operators. This is an excellent opportunity for students, homemakers or retirees We otter excellent working conditions and a salary of $5.00 per hour. Apply in person or call: Monday-Friday;9AM-4PM Cosmair, Inc. 6O0Cot!onldilLane Somerset, N J •(201)271-3079 Pn,i� l Onnnr It mil v F mnl w� r PARTTIME Local Eli , of lice has permanent clerical opening. Hours 3pm-8pm. 4 days per week, ideal for college stu-dent.Coteepaid. GENERAL PERSONNEL TECHNICAL SERVICES 125 Broad St., Eliiabefh, 289-7050 Part time MACHINISTS Co. serving aerospace industry with fabricated alum, products has immed -ate openings for B-Class Milling Machinists. Daytime hours. Ideal for retiree desiring supplemental income. Call 322 4411 INDUSTRIAL MICROWAVE CORP Equal OpportunilySmploytr M F PART TIME -Mainlenanceperson. 20 n. s wk to assist maintenance super of aptcomplexinE Brunswkk.Exppref, Reply lo K. Lewis, investment Properties, P O 8ox 50a Red Bank, N J07701, PART TfME MALE FEMAIE -Cleaning, light maintenance 3-S days per week, approx. 2-3 hours per day.. Retiree welcome. Apply in person Grinneil Corporation, 99 Beaver Brook • Road. Lincoln Park, NJ. PART TIME MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - 3 to 8 30pm Mon Thurs. 9 30-5:30pm Wed. Typing req'd Call 376-9160 PART-TIME MODELS, MOVIES EXTRAS MIW Tr 3.1 4 1 3.1.• 3 3 8.3IJ Noexperience req'd. JiS-S90 hr No fee NJ Stale Licensed Universal Casting, 85S-2900 PART TIME - Nile Desk Supervisor for a Ige Health Racquet Club. Will work, supervise 4 coordinate eve front desk housekeeping operation. Must be hienergy outgomg individual w club exp. Mon,, Tues., Wed., eves. STOpm, call 887-2060, Peler Brennan, FOUR SEASONS, Rl. 10. East Hanover. PART TIME NOWHIRING Spend 2 days a month 15 days a year doing one ot the Air Guard's hig h priority iobs and you may quality for up to $27,000 in educational benefits. Call STATE FARM INSURANCE V For insurance cal I i CHARLES W. COSENZA INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 2 ELM STREET WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07090 OFF.: (201) 233-9100 269 (201) 232-0239 SINCE I9U Zliwiie Liquors Your Friendly Package Store Where Service Quality Meet Corner Mountain Ave. Rt. 22 at-the-circle Mountainside, N.J. 233-1 133 Ample Parking In Rear - Free Delivery OPTICAL Images 110 Central Auenue Westfield. N.J. 07090 201-233-5512 B. KUBICK Opticians Hearing Aid Center Barbara Bartell -nue Owner - Optician 07090 Hearing Aid Dispemer Virginia Greenlaw - Optician The Quimby Street Book Shop 109 QUIMBY STREET WESTFIELO. N J. 07090 (201) 054-5200 GJMERb. ONE WESTFIELD STUDIOS JANICE MARSHACK Manager 121 Central Avenue Westfield, New Jersey 07090 STEUERNAGEL'S Westfjj 3Lu,er 250 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SLr WESTFIELD. N J Jm PHONE 233-3650 Charles R. Steuernagel o li'k'lhiu ON CANVAS Art Galleries Inc. scon E. JACOBS 227 Elmer Street Westfield. New Jersey 07090 (201) 232-3745 Kills Ice Cream HOMEMADE ICE CREAM DUNCAN R SMYTHE PRESIDENT 53 ELM STREET WESTFIELD N J 232-3838 Where all the advantages are yours! 1-800-223-0738 LINCOLN FEDERAL SAVINGS Convenient locations throughout New Jersey, including: Westtield ■ Scotch Plains Plainfield ■ Murray Hill Member FSLJC cMary ‘Lou’s cMemor bilia AT BACKROOM ANTIQUES 39 Elm St. Westfield (Clo«ed Mon. and Tue«) 654-5777 wQyw Backroom Antiques buy SELL OLD AND NEW JEWELRY ANTIQUES 39 ELM STREET WESTFIELD. NEW JERSEY 07090 JOAN BLAKES8ERG PAULA GENTEMPO 654-5777 233-0662 Jarvis PHARMACY, INC. KITTY DUNCAN, l’tlANHAClST - OWKBR 34 ELM ST. WESTFIELD, N. J. 07090 DAVID J SUTTER ;Ehmrastpr, SOCIAL STATIONERS ENGRAVERS 76 ELM STREET WESTFIELD. NEW JERSEY 07090 271 272 fashionable clothing 234 East Broad Street, Westfield, N.J. 07090 • 201-232-2282 (201) 789-0852 AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL AGENCY HOURS: MON - SAT. 9:30-5:00 P M. THURS. TILL 8:00 P.M. 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N.J. 07036 (201) 925-6666 273 Congratulations to the Class of '87 Normandy Studio 107 Watchung Ave. Plainfield, NJ 07090 (201) 755-0431 Yearbook Specialists 274 The nrrxzj ;:; 'n Pure Custom r't Dress Shirts JqSoberf ' Evtraurdiniify qOoOiy in Iht' mbq ( •cufitcmpofarv or Intditional Myfoi. I- (201)232-9511 X' A jai Eajt 8roid St tf.J. W£ojJ nm, PIZZA PLAGE SI 5 SOUTH AVE. WESTFIELD, NJ ( ON THE CIRCLE ), Sfcpoiaboli Falafel Pizza G pos Sabs 201-233-8882 IMPORTED CIGARS. CIGARETTES tPifi s. an A q,i t £Lf For the Discriminating Smoker 214 E. BROAD ST.. WESTFIELD. N J 232-2627 Pipes, tobaccos, accessories HRS - 8:00 A M TO 5 30 P M THURS. TIL 9 00 P M • JOSH ROCCO - PROPS - MICKEY K w KOTOBUKI JAPANESE RESTAURANT 110 Central Avenue Westfield, N.J. 07090 (201) 233-6547 275 AIELLO DISPOSAL SERVICE Serving Union and Middlesex counties call 232-6460 James Aiello president South Av. Seafood MIKE and ANDREA DIANA Large Selection of Fancy Fresh Fish Daily • LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS • SHRIMP • CLAMS • FILETS • CHOWDER FRESH-COOKED SEAFOOD TO TAKE OUT COMPLETE SELECTION OF OVEN-READY AND PREPARED SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES 220 SOUTH AVENUE W. WESTFIELD (Next to the Railroad Station) 276 277 278 COSIMO'S PIZZA SUBS 118 East Broad St. Westfield. N.J. For Fast Pickup Service Call 654-8787 or 232-9782 Monday thru Thursday 11:00 a.m.-l 1:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday 11:00 a.m.-12:00 Midnight Sunday 1:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '87 Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Freedman and Staff Eddy!! What's the score, 6-1? What 6-1! Bridget's (psyche?) party. Don't mess with Joy. Amy on the ground again. Krissy, who you calling? Maureen's killer left hook. Kill E.B. Mol saves the day again. Right MEF, halfbacks never score. Freshmen? Mr. Kapners 100th win. Shut up!! Laura's first drug deal, 'A , Catch any leaves, Karen. Flandy! goleigh. OH Tara! The best and the worst of '86. Group IV Champs. Thanks Tony, Pete, and, of course, Howard. 279 Congratulations Laura and The class of '87 BILODEAUS ELISSA, Congratulations to you and to the class of '87! Best Wishes for happiness and success in the future Love, Mom, Dad and Lori fOtC 280 Fish TJ BSBK 87 Tews Conway Lev Nolde Rat Jimmy B. Okie Relax You chunka' beef! Is Conway going out? — No he's A) studying B) Jamming C) Babysitting Brus at Tews' 16 in 40 — yeah, right Tom Jimmy B's cork flavored pizza What?? — YEAH!!! Hey. who lit the bonfire?!?!? Bokmg at Tews' Nolde's Senioritis Middleburyus Hang it! 13 Bumps! V.C. in London TP Martin's What height! Screams — yes Yes YES! Track antics TP MC’s in daylight How was Trenton Tom? MC's garage bash Fish bash — guys . . . my bannister? I'm so wasted Play the Bangles! Levy, throw it BCT — 81D BULL! O'Connor s bedroom Curty . . . get the hell outa’ here Wait a while Shadowlawn Dr. speed record Jimmy B's answering service 4 cops. 4 towns. 4 cases. ’ 2 keg — Happy Birthday Horace! “This house is trashed! Heater out window? MC — 5 weeks for 1 tape? Nice pupils Nolde JN — “I wanna' hear some noise . . . BOOM!!! Hairpie Did you hit the ceiling? You're not cool Hanna Kiss the porcelain God old VC — 73 bikers carrying 853 rolls at 10 pm Shmoogie Later See ya' BYE! Talk to ya' CHOW ps — TP WHS W 1000 rolls! 281 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 WESTFIELD OFFICE 264 East Broad Street 233-5555 The Extra-Effort People Music Staff Left to Right: Holly. Ric. Jeff, Victor. D.J., Mr. Miller (absent) 27 Elm Street 233-1448 THE COMPLETE RECORD STORE FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS — MUSIC STAFF 282 I love you. Deja Best Wishes! From Mom Congratulations Melissa, we love you Mom, Dad, and Bif Congratulations Cindy Best Always Love, Dad VIDEO VILLAGE Best Wishes to all of the graduating seniors of the Class of 1987! 37 (S mStreeb, 232-3322 7-fr 283 IDIDIDIDID IDIDID1DID ID ID ID ID ID ID ID ID ID ID id id id id id id id id ididididid ididididid id id id id id id id id IDIDIDIDID IDIDIDIDID ID ID IDIDIDID IDIDIDID ID ID IDIDIDIDID IDIDIDIDID ididididid ididididid id id id id id id id id id id ididididid idid ididid IDID Is The average car scat is dcugred o fit a person who doesn't eusi .the average sue timer. democratic? id The ID is an alternative literary magazine for the students and faculty of Westfield Senior High School. Its pur|X)se is to serve as an outlet of creativity (any form). The magazine is completely independent of the Board of Education and possesses neither the benifits nor the restrictions of a school-run publication. The organizers solely responsible for the content, the printing, and the distribution. Its organizers are: Melinda H. Waterhouse Amy E. Briemer Paul N. Scouten Kenny Lowenstein Marie-Eve Raguenaud Whitney Berkebile Matt Zimmerman Nathan Loofhourrow Andy Gutterr.ian Steve Sherman Supporters: , rf Amy Sananman Craig Russell Ray Cho Chris McFadden Alex Revfnan Kim Frager Anna Senkevitch Cassandra Earners Scott Luckeubaugh Janet Regenburg Virginie Raguenaud Hong Shik Chough Kelly Martin Oran Margulis Shiang Yeh Joy Vanderbrande Tim Stautberg Karam Singh Laura Bilodeau Pei Ran Ho Andy Robinson Vincent Chen Lisa Moline Warren Nakatani Faye Sacro Adam Vella Gavin Ryan Luke Ayd Joe Bilman Gil Margulis Geeta Purottly Nick di. Pierro Susie Sirota Marc Silbergeld Jaime D'Almeida Jeff Yemin Kathleen Thum Grace Chang Pinina Miller Bela Bashar Cristina Roberts Ali Hofflich Trisha Kimble WHERE'S TEX?? WHS in England '87 Suzanne Apel, Scott Adams, Jason Atlas, Dale Bagan, Patty Berry, Robyn Brown, Chris Curty, Carolyn Fink, David Fisher, Jen Fountain, Mike Gig-lio, Michelle Graham, Courtney Hall, Mary Hoblitzell, Mike Holliday, Mike Hsu, Horace Jen, Brad Jonas, Bob Kane, Amy Kaplan, Mike Kalblein, Kathleen Keegan, Andy Kendeigh, Carol Kim, Tom Legones, Jeff Lewin, Mimsy McCoid, Mark Murray, Miriam Pierce, Tricia Post, Colleen Shea, Chris Shea, Heather Stark, Deirdre, Watson, Helen Wilfehrt, David Wilson, Mr. Cherewich, Ms. Coriell. Mrs. Gerber, Ms. Goller, Ms. Vejnoska. The M'' Room Having fun with the binoculars guys? Courtney, you have such pretty eyes! don't eat the sauce you know what I mean? Y'all! Let's Mosey! A quick snappy Leaning on a lampost If he won't, you don't no neck I'd die to be buried there don't quote me on it he’ll be breathing fire Wimpy Burgers bargain hunter fork and spoon method bread don't look down glove collecting flowers moving buses schiesters I could live w being buried there WE SAW THE QUEEN! London is closed — reopens in March reptile stew Michelle, not again the land of Neil poodle along now, and don't leave any mucky bits pub hopping mind the gap Let's go to paddington Mary, not Laura Ashley again! where's the bucket of blood? I deserve an emmy there's going to be a quiz now I’ve got incriminating photos Bebe, I miss you put Colleen, speak English Why did I get stuck in an infirmary? those damn pigeons where's the card game tonight? Mimsy, where's Bart? Darn faucet does anybody have their room card? How do you get to the Hard Rock? Who the hell are you? are we Bart-less today? hey mate curfew? girls of Scotland Harry’s Bar Car crash catch a bus lately Curty? Who drank the tequila? out the window it goes the Tex Review sex 88,551 Q up Hotel security . . . blymie studs 1 2 in case of teacher, use fire exit Spam microwave alpo Earl of Oreo Communication: courtyard Sir Chipwich of Chocolate Now that's a Kodak moment Scottish girls, English girls. Any girls par, average, neutral, splunge, 5, fair, moderate, thunderingly absent, neuter, absolute mediocraty, it was just there albatross, dancing virae Scott and Mark Everton 1 Time out tells pork pies records? Open your arms Wingate McQuif. . .Mr. President Big Ben Jr. the slots the tube drunken moon nice feet Brad! Ohhh, purple! Tastes like . . . ts ts ts FUDGE! Black man in the hall Hang it Bart Fink Face, Fish Face, F-Face Let's play Viking, no Titanic, no sheckles How many bottles Tom? Drinks on me guys Take the Jubilee line to the Picadilly Line and switch to the District My gonads ache Who followed King John III If we were in Germany . . . Brad got M'gomba Ugly rolls Rms. 127, 139, 142, 894 . . . Bobert Led Zepp for breakfast Where are the donuts? Legroom, Legwarmers, Lmguini ... etc Queef Group pic — Oh SH_T! Dave, walk like a fag! Lorraine Chase and Lowgonads Yaking libs, sheckles, quid, francs Urinating out the window 8 ft. high and 27 extensions EDDIE, EDITH. EDNA, ETTA, JERRY Slouching and douching Ketchup costs money? Chewy and the hot blonde Let's play hoops Brrrrrr. . . this room's an igloo Toke up You define Eddie purplexing and cornfusing Hippopotamus Jolly good Jolly ranchers Brad got carded Who's got orange juice? Bureau de Change Haircuts Andy's eating alone at Mickey D's Jen, expand your taste buds Make the guard laugh Carolyn, push the red button Pizza in the cathedral Edith twin powers, activate is this the Breakfast club or what? American Werewolf in London Mother Heather Thanks DAD! Pub golf? Stonehenge — big deal, it's a bunch of rocks! Mike's Hsu is in the closet Undercover Wait, who's at the door? What should I get my girlfriend? Legbones forgot his travel card! Fish — what timing! 9 bottle of Vodka Brewmaster Fluffyducks Hippodrome Thanks Pol, Bart, Don, Des, and all! Curfew means in the hotel and in your own room The Scottish interpersonal experience was hardly cultural You all represented America well We loved you before — since London we love you more! The Merry Wives gave you a nodding acquaintance with Shakespeare IT WAS GREAT! THANKS TO ALL! TEX IS HERE . . . 285 286 Patrons The Alger Family All the way U.S.A. The Andre Family Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. William Arnheim Congratulations and good luck! — The Augenstein Family Congratulations Class of 87 — Lawrence and Evelyn Berry Best of luck to Kathi and Crys and the entire Class of '87 Best of luck to Natalie from Mom, Dad, Joey, Annie, and Ginger Best wishes to the Class of '87 Best wishes to the Class of '87 Best yearbook in years — Mom, Dad, Matthew, and Mandy Betsy the cow Princeton was created for Laura Bilodeau Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bird The Blakes We finally did it! I'll miss you all! Luv Blinky Congratulations to the Class of 1987 from Bob and Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bock Marion and Irv Brand The Brawer Family The Braxtons Good Luck Dave and Amy — Mr. and Mrs. Briemer Yours is the earth and everything in it . . . Congratulations Lisa! The Broadwells Ken Brown and Family Mr. and Mrs. Roger Burrill The Buoscio Family Burger King (B.K. lounge)? McD's? R.R.? Subs? Pizza? The many choices for 7th period lunch — your watch is always right M.B. Congratulations to David's senior friends — Mr. and Mrs. Caizzi Ingelise and Ole. H. Caroe Mr. and Mrs. Carovillano 288 Charlesworth Family Chi Chi's and the mall perfect together Congratulations to the best of the best — Class of 1987 Congratulations Class of 1987 — Best of luck in the future! Congratulations Doug — We've all made it! Love Mom and Jeff Congratulations Lori, We made it! Get psyched for summer of '87, love your bestest, wildest, and craziest friend! — Patty Congratulations to Mary Jean. Love Mom, Dad, John Lizzie Schnapps and Kitty Mr. and Mrs. F. William Connor Mr. and Mrs. John Crane Congratulations to the Class of 1987 — from the Cruger Family Best of luck to all the seniors! The Cummings Danny C., Sweens, A.K. and Big Drew: Thanks for all the laughs!! Love Susie Q, (P.S. — We love you, FXS!) Congratulations and God be with you Darlene and Class of 1987 Mr. and Mrs. Darrow and Family Mr. and Mrs. R. Degnan Melissa — for all the times since drafting, I love ya — Deja D.E.L. and B.J.A. forever . . . The Diemer Family Mr. and Mrs. DiPierro Div: The years have been great. Take care forever and always remember that I love you! I'll see you in '92 — Kiddo Carl and Becky Factor John and Joyce Feldman The Fishtaylor Family Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn Congratulations and best of wishes to our beloved sister Darlene and Class of 1987. David and Darren Ford Mary Claire and Terry Esbeck Good luck Class of '87 Good luck Jason and the Class of '87 Good luck Kev — Love Dad, Mom, Carol, and Cathy Good luck to Denise and the Class of '88 Good luck to my September baby .. — Anthony The Gorman Family Margaret Graf The Greatest Genesis Fan Ever was born on April 10, 1969 Nancy and Liz Grossi The Harrington Family Dorothy and John Holstine The Howard Family Tracey Hurley Mr.and Mrs. Vincent Hurley In the beginning the year seemed dismal but true friends made it colorful. Thanx guys (S.P., H.S., J.S., D.S., T.M.) Sandy and Don Isaacman Let's clean up the environment! — Mr. and Mrs. Jonas It's been a struggle but you did it! — Julie, Congratulations! Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of '87. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kelly Karen and Dan Kelly Maryann Kelly Rosemary and Dan Kelly Dave Kelly That Genesis thing was sneaky, Kiddo, but I love ya' anyway — DJ The Klein Family Viel Gluck Bettina, Congratulations Class of '87 — The Kohler Family The Kolton Family Mr. and Mrs. Komar Do it guys! M.B., K.T., M.S., K.L., D.H. — No one is to blame — luv ya all — D.L. You did it Laura! Congratulations! Love and best wishes to Deja from Grandma and Grandpa Lenard Mr. and Mrs. Licciardello To Lori and all those wonderful girls — We love you! Jim and Linda Love 290 Good luck from the Lukas! Mr. and Mrs. Don Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Macaluso Edward and Marion Martin Mr. and Mrs. G. McGabe Stan the Man, WL LS Wl AW BH FI AS I ate ice cream and water while saying Duy, BluyBluh Un Dlu.” You're too late!” Love Max Mr. and Mrs. John T. Martin The Meadowlands — Remember your birthday Mel? Awesome! Myrna and Ralph Merrill Metroka Family Operation Apple? Mike, Andy, Rusty? R.J.H.S. '84 — Remember: MB DL PB CH etc. The Millers Suzanne and Michael Miller Good luck Class of '87 — Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mongo The Moyars Arlene Murray Dr. and Mrs. Nichols, Shelly, John, June, and Samantha Congratulations Jake and Buzzy — The Orten Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pearce The Pelusos The Perrys The Poller Family Don and Penny Pray Mr. and Mrs. Rabbitt Congratulations to Marie Eve Raguenaud Riley Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ripperger Good luck to the Class of '87 — The Rothstein Family The Saunders Family John Scafaria Charlene and Stuart Schnitzer Mandy Schnitzer Congratulations Elaine and Claudine and the class of '87, Best of Luck in the future Love, Mom and Dad. Mr. and Mrs. Shovlin — Good Luck Class of '87 Good Luck Seniors — The Shurak Joelson Family Suffer wisely knowing you'll reap the benefits (in cash of course) Suzanne: You're just awesome. Love Mom and Dad MJM — Thanks for all those nights at your house. J.S. — I told you you're not going to Union. L.B. — No more hiding from librarians. Take Care ya'II. J.K.T. Good Luck Matt Taylor and the class of '90, only three years left. The Thompson Family Mrs. Jill Tozier To Mike Varano — Best of Luck in your future years. Lots of success in college Love, Mom and Dad. Thomas and Linda Varga Mrs. Vejnoska Mr. and Mrs. Verdisco M.W. — Remember all the great times we've had since good ol' Mr. Sallas and Mrs. Hern. Love Ya M.H. “Every mother should have a son like Vinnie” — Love, Mom and Dad Wampler Westfield Cinema — The best place to work — right? Yeah Right! Tracey: Guy A, B, C, D tonight? Deja: Party in the Cinema! Kathleen: Keep your hair black not brown because if you try to change it it will turn green. Remember Jess never without Colin, Sue never without Jeff, and Deja never without Bill. John-1, John-2, Kristin and others. Smile and wear those uniforms. Pat and Tony Williams Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Wilson, Jr. Best Wishes to the Class of '87 from Bob and Joyce Yarrington Zelda, I will always love you. Congratulations, I wish you the best! Love always. Bill (Willie) 292 Professionals Dr. David Befeler Dr. David Dersh Dr. Stanley Gersch D.M.D. Dr. Eugene Kelly Dr. Michael Kreitzer Dr. Bruce Malcolm Dr. Robert I. Oberhand M.D. Dr. James Peterson Prospect St. Dental Group Dr. Stuart B. Schnitzer 293 your interior margins be consistent, your rule lines be straight, your Saturdays be recycle-less'', your days end at 2:45, your proofs be correct, may all your deadlines be met! Gregg, Jen, and Mona 294 What s that carrot doing in a__________? Will Jen's car work for more than 2 days in a row? But you never taught me how to copyfit Improvise everyone lf you don't know, please don’t ask! Crepe day — mmmm Greg, what's your song of the day? Oooh, I just love yearbook. Well, you see, I can’t come because my father just died, I have a biology test to study for. I sprained my right hand, and I can't miss General Hospital. Don’t smile if you want your picture in the yearbook no quote = no picture, or is it the other way around? No, we aren't old enough to type in the typing room alone We need tables, not DESKS Go check to see if his Audi is still here. Who chose shining in the shadows anyway? l’m looking for a good time in the yearbook. Let me see MY pictures! sorry. we sold all the m m’s last year only people in Calculus AB do layouts correctly Life in the fast lane for '88 What will his parents say? Who took our phone? pizza during exam week hmm, new car concepts? Are we in debt yet? Who messed with my ladder? Good luck Weather Vane '88. very special friends Ihe memories that friends have made together grow stronger :'i with every passing day. • No Offense But I POSUMTO RE v £ v £ R BEING HONGRV MiX)� VOw WtK X� « m et ;i ratwo, sCo« «feuA £ 9U� t Xi COWT lAH liif •WAR I HU V Oil im� Ci lUWJU' 295 Class of '87 timeline Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 296 1976 1977 1978 297 1979 1980 1981 299 MST WL L AMD We. the class of 1987, being of questionable mind and exhausted body do hereby bequeath the following to these most beloved shepherds who have guided us throughout our most fruitful years at Westfield High School. These possessions may be delegated to those named below only in the event that we graduate. At that time, and only then, we would like to leave the aforementioned those gifts which we were unable to give during the course of our high school career. Mr. Bonner Mrs. Cheng Mr. Cilo Mr. Clarkson Mrs. Coe Mr. Cherewich Mrs. Coriell The custodial staff Mrs. Didier Ms. Conner a memory and a course on how to open doors gold plated volumes of Embree and Leffler a new set of books for all his classes a lifetime supply of sponges and a bucket of H 0 a no-such zoo for all her animals an English class full of lacrosse players a mouse a dirty chalk board in every room a bon homme de neige an alarm system on the gym door to keep students from leaving before the bell Dr. Drummond Mr. Elder Mrs. Elmquist Mr. Eyre Mrs. Gainer Ms. Geddis Mrs. Goller Mr. Gorski Mr. Goslin The Guidance department The Gym teachers Mr. Hansel Mrs. Hopkins Mrs. Hornish Mr. Jackson Mr. Jackobsen The juniors a Hands-on dung experience a sig-fig tree a new joke book a pasta machine TV production equipment that does not break a schedule that she can stick to a theft-proof pocketbook a Barron's guide to Badminton playing new fashion-colored overhead markers and a plaid tie an entire class of kids who want to take note hand and small engines II 4th period our sweaty socks nothing, he got everything he wanted from the bond issue a benefit plan for former yearbook advisors a PhD. tickets to the Wallyball championships at Wally World a teaching position at the Evelyn Wood speed writing school all our old tests, notebooks, research papers, and left over college applications Mr. Kapner Mr. Konet Ms. Kresch The librarians a box of Kleenex another 6-month sabbatical. Accept our gift — please! an apiary students who don't talk, don't make noise, don’t lean back on chairs Mr. Leonow Mrs. Moriarty Dr. Petix Mr. Quagalino Ms. Roy Mr. Ryan Dr. Schmidt suspenders (for his saggy trousers) a decent yearbook staff and a direct line to Mr. Davis a new tape of Feliz Navidad a trophy for the most accurate chalk-thrower the presidency of N. 0. W. stone blocks, stones, and less than senseless things a 200 part video series on The Constitution: That Delicate Balance Mr. Scott Ms. Senyk The sophomores Dr. Stoneback a box of Fruity Pebbles something to do besides writing up exam schedules some height and maturity 2 plane tickets to Garwood, a pink flamingo, an expandable briefcase, and maybe Swell Guy of the Year Ms. Tochka Ms. Trees a job at Jacoby Meyers a class that is in their seats and ready with their notebooks Mrs. Vejnoska open when the bell rings explosives to blow up the Cliff's notes factory To the above, we wish you well in the years to come and hope that our gifts will be of value to you. Signed on this day on the sixth month of this year of nineteen hundred eighty seven. The Class of 1987 SPECIAL THANKS Mrs. Moriarty Mr. Davis Mr. Scott Paul Tighe and Normandy Studios Camber Ransom Bill Garbarini The custodial staff, especially John Pearce 303 COLOPHON Volume 66 of the Westfield High School Weather Vane produced and edited by the 1986-87 Weather Vane editors and staff, was published by Herff Jones Yearbooks, in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The 1987 Weather Vane was printed entirely on 80 pound bordeaux paper stock. The vista custom design cover is antique plum and blind embossed with silkscreen lettering. The cover dye was school designed. The endsheets are ivory EX 10 paper with black ink. The printing was done in a grade black using the offset lithography process. The binding is Smyth sewn. 304 9