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Two Thousand

CYNOSURE

Linden High School

121 St. Georges Avenue

Linden, NJ 07036

Volume 81

i (CLOCKWISE FROM TOP L) JAMES DEV- EREAUX is ready for suc­ cess. The award-winning band performs. AMY helps KRISTINE show school spirit. These senior girls know that night football is the best ... AQUILIES QUINTELA is surprised at his desk. The first night football game in school his­ tory begins. CHRIS DON­ ALDSON prepares for the future. BERLANGE AND SHAKIRA switch roles. FELICIA and JIMMY are friends till the end.

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A new year. A fresh start. A year of firsts. As the first graduating class of the new millennium, we have much to celebrate and much chat makes us unique. The firsts started early, as we saw our boys basketball team capture the Group IV Championship in March madness. Now, this year we encounter Mr. Black's first year as principal and welcome almost 30 new faculty members as they begin their careers. The football team played its first night football game, which was a rous­ ing success. The student body caught baseball fever as the first Subway World Series in 44 years was waged between the Mets and Yankees. Other sports teams celebrated record-breaking seasons, cre­ ating new standards for others to follow. We realize that we are one-of-a-kind and “one-derful" and we celebrate ... 2001.

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5 (from left) The beach is supposed to be fun, MARLENE CEIAVEZ! SUMMER NATALIE and STEVE hang out in Baltimore. NICOLE, DELF1NA, FUN SALINA, and MARIEN try to stay dry at Great Adventure. MICHELLE and MICKEY get close. VINNY W EGRZYNEK is all wet! TINA and LUCINDA visit their favorite Rug Rats!

6 BOBBY and MONIKA enjoy the sun. TUBBY and NICOLE snuggle at the water’s edge. EBONY SPRINGER takes a break at Great Adventure. “Is your prize heavy, AMINAH JO R ­ DAN?" AMY, DIANA, and KATHY have dinner at Disney World. LAURA EVANS enjoys time away from LHS. MELISSA SNELL looks warily at her “friend”.

7 (clockwise) KELLI and GARY share a dance. Senior class Miss America Contes­ tants! What a lineup of eligible bachelors! And bachelorettes! PONCHITTA, NICOLE, and TICHINA raise a toast to a great night. TARA and JOE look great together. ANDREW and DARLEN strike a pose. Hey MIKE, ADAM and NICK, where are your dates? ROSIE and KRISTINE share a hug. RICARDO and his date dance a slow dance. Dancing is no problem for KEN and his date. Presenting ANDREW SZARO! BRANDON BRACEY is ready to step out. The king and queen share a dance. CURTISHA and TERRY stop and pose. NICOLE, LEIDY and TANIA are ready to dance.

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(Clockwise) MARLENE and MARLON need to rest already! Snuggling comes easy for KERLYNE and her date. ERIC spends time with two lovely ladies. DWAYNE and INGRID wait for a slow song to dance. These girls know the prom will tire you out! Cheek to cheek, NICOLE and ANTHONY dance.

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Homeroom 315 students pass the time away. COREY peeks over JAMES’ shoulder. MARIA RICHARDSON makes a deposit in her locker. Who are you looking at like that MELISSA ANDRADE? Are you sure the #62 comes this way? LISA and SARA show Colgate smiles! The Yankees are the best team according to these guys.

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Two Thousand

Two Thousand One. The First class of the millennium. Our years at LHS have changed us, helping us to grow from timid freshmen in 1997 to the confident young adults we are today. We are grateful for what LHS has done for us and look forward to the future.

13 ADEJOKE ADEYEMO ARIAN ALBERT JACKIE, PAOLA, and PEDRO gather for a quick picture. If you want to be somebody and go somewhere you’d better wake up and pay attention! Peace Out!

JACKLEEN ALEMAN PONCHITTA ALFORD TOMMY ALSTON MELISSA M. ANDRADE To my partners in crime “I love you Beginnings are scary; endings are sad; “Cupid” Thanks to my family. I’ve learned that guys: sky’s the limit.” Don’t sleep; keep it’s the middle that counts. Thanks friends come and go but true friends your eyes wide shut. Mom and Dad. will always be there.

PEDRO ANTUNES ADRIANNA ARAGONA CAROLINE ASSAD PAOLA AVENDANO Always be a leader, not a follower. Your talent is God’s gift to you. What “Some people wish; smarter ones have a you do with it is your gift to God. purpose" Always keep it real to yourself first. Love you Mom, Alexa, and Alex.

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MICHAEL AYALA BARBARA BABIARZ “What lies behind us and what lies ahead of us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” MELISSA and ERIC cuddle for a close up.

KATHY BACIASZEK PATRICIA BACIASZEK SHERRIEN MAGDA BADAWY DANIELA BALOGHOVA Thanks Mom and Dad for not giving To all my friends: “We finally made it!” “A day without laughter, is a day wast­ up on me. My sister Patty, I love you. To Mom, Dad and sister: “Thanks for ed.” Thanks to my family, teachers, and Lots of love to my friends. being there for me.” my boss Tonya, luv u! Px5 in the year of our Lord, 2001!

CLAUDIA BARRIOS JO-VANNE TENNILLE JASON BASS IANNA R. BAZIL There are times you think you have it BASKERVILLE If you greatly desire something, have It’s nice to be important but it’s much all ... Moments and feelings you can’t I thank my family for their support, the guts to stake everything on obtain­ more important to be nice. understand ... Ones you wish would especially my Mom! I love you, ing it. — Brenden Francis last. Mommy.

15 ROSE VICTORIA BERARDI ROSE-JASMINE BERLUS LIANE BLAKELY CRAIG CHASE BLAZOUSKY “Live the present, cherish the memo­ Thanks to God, my family, my Haitian The fences we need to climb are ones “It's not hard to tell, I excel then pre­ ries.” R.I.P. Carol Ann, Love you. Vin- friends, my cousin and my aunt. I within our minds. Thanks to my fami­ vail.” nie, I love you ... It’s amazing. LUV 2 could not have done it without you. I ly. Love you guys. Aliane + Dork. MY GIRLS. love you all.

PRINCESS BLOCKER JOSEPH BODEK LATISHA CHANTE BOLDEN GRETCHEN M. BORRERO Thanks Mom, Ms. English, Ms. Done- Thank you Mama. Even if God took gan and my friend Shakeria for all your her away, in my heart she’ll always stay. help and support. Shakiah, Mommy I love Mami, R.I.P. loves you.

VICTOR, NATHAN, and STANLEY are anxiously waiting for class to start.

BRANDON BRACEY NATHAN S. BRAXTON I would like to thank my parents, my A wise man learns from his mistakes sisters and God for always being there. but a truly noble one practices what he “Close your eyes, sit back and picture preaches. me rolling!” Young G

16 STANLEY TED BREDY JEFFREY BROOK COURTNEY ANNE BROSE NICOLE ALICIA BROWN It was fun. To all you underclassmen: Mom, you have my heart. Hova and I finally made it! I would like to thank good luck in the future and make sure Rich, we’ll always have each other. my entire family for their support. you achieve your goals. Randy, I love you 8-4-98. LUV 2 MY R.I.P. Grandma Brown, Love you! GIRLS.

ZAHI CANO CERISSA NINA CARABALLO JULIO C. CARCAMO, JR. INGRID CARDENAS “Fate is fate for a reason.” Mommy and I thank my Dad, Mom and sisters for Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, Daddy, I love you! LUV 2 MY GIRLS. leading me to this point. Love, Junior. you’ll land among the stars.

JASBEIDY CARDENAS HERNAN CARRASCO NICOLE D. CASTILLO TONI CATALANO Dream as if you’ll live forever. Live as if Thanks to my family, Ghee, Jiza, Sol Always look ahead, never look behind; The future belongs to those who you’ll die today. and especially Cele. You guys helped The past is found, the future you’ll believe in the beauty of their dreams. me get through high school. Thanks. find. Anthony, I’ll always love you. LUV 2 MY GIRLS.

17 WESNER CHARLOTIN MARLENE M. CHAVEZ IWONA CHMIELEWSKA SYLWIA CHOWANIEC God will help me and I’ll help myself. Whether tears of joy or sadness ... Win, lose, but don’t ever quit. Every Kochaj — Szalej I niepytaj co dalej!! I would like to thank God, my family, never be afraid to cry. end is a new beginning. So live, love, Zycze powodzenia wszystkim! and my Haitian friends. and laugh.

MARIUSZ CIERPIAL CANDACE C. CLOUGH RUTH COELLO CARL STEVE COLLINS Life is full of stress After every storm — if you look hard Thanks Dad, Mom, Col, Kim, Rob, enough — there’s a rainbow! Luke, Mario, Jose, Jay, Moo, Eric, Rene, Trac, Nat. I couldn’t have done it without you.

Homeroom doesn’t seem too early for CANDACE, ERIC, NICOLE, STEVE, and ZULMA VIVIANA CONCHA MAYRA CORDOVA HERNAN. Being successful in life takes hard Guys, we finally made it! Thanks Mom work, but it’s always worth it in the for always helping me. Thanks to my end. Thanks Mom. I love you. friends and boyfriend, Jorgie. I love you guys!

18 DUANE ANTHONY T. CHRISTOPHER E. CZAPEK COSBY Its the soul afraid of dying that never MARIUSZ, SYLVIA, CHRIS, and KAMIL seem to know each other quite well, learns to live. Go beyond what you know and stretch to a higher level

KAMIL CZARNECKI NICHOLAS D’ANDREA, JR. EMMANUEL DAUX FERNANDO DECAMPOS I look much better in real life. “Follow your dreams, for dreams turn Thanks to God, my Mom and Dad, and Don’t look to the past at what you have into realities.” Thanks Mom and Dad. all the people who had a good influence done, look to the future at what you I’ll always love you Kathy. PGC3 on me. can do.

PEGGY DELALUE JIGN A M. DESAI JAMES DEVEREAUX DANIEL F. DIAS Don’t regret what you do; regret what I thank my teachers, principal, and fel­ To my teachers — thank you for sup­ People who think they know it all are you didn’t do. 720 days, we survived! low students. I thank my parents who porting me during my four years at an annoyance to the people who really Love to my family and Haitian friends. gave me a chance to go to Linden High Linden High. To the Nurse, thank you. do. RIP Mommy. School.

19 PABLO DICKSON MICHAEL DINIS ARTHUR DONALDSON DANUTA DUMALA Each day is a new beginning; another There were none before me so therefore Always remember the most important chance to learn, care, laugh, accom­ there will be none after me. Because people in life are friends. Beata, Mom, plish, and be more than you were I’m the one and only. K-ro, Mo, Karina. before.

CARRIE EDWARDS MARVIN EDWARDS NOEL J. EDWARDS THEVIO ELISCAR Mommy, your baby finally did it. I’m Out! I’m that cat you wanted to be. Thanks Thanks for your support. To Pop, I to my Mom. know you have been watching over me. Mannie, one love.

TIARRA ELLIS ASHLEY EVANS BRIAN EVANS LAURA MARIE EVANS Praise God! Mommy, I did it; this is for My four years at LHS have ended. I’m you. Thank you. Grandpa, I made it: finally out. Thanks to my boyfriend RIP. I’m out! Rob, I love you. (Class of 2001)

20 JUANITA FERRUS ANDREW FILS-AMIE I'd like to thank God and my parents for putting up with me. To my “I wish they’d pay the heating bill!” say PABLO and KYLE. Haitians, “WE DID IT!!”

ERIC FORSTENHAUSLER KARA-LYNNE JOAN FREES MARIO FRYCZYNSKI JENNIFER MICHELLE For every dawn there’s a new begin­ "My feeling would best be expressed in Focus on the future, yet don’t forget FURMAN ning. Live every day to the fullest. a monologue from the made-for-TV your past. School is not forever. But Time may take away a moment, but movie ..." K-ro memories always last. our memories can always bring it back. Monica and Jen BFF.

KYLE CHRISTOPHER JONATHAN GARCIA RUSSELL GASTON DEMETRI GEORGALLIS Always expect the best, I did! I love GAESTEL If you fail you’ll be disappointed. But if Thank God. Mom and Dad, I did it. To you don’t try you’re doomed. all my boys see y’all later. Everybody you Mom, Dad, Irene, and Chris. Opportunity is missed by most people knows “I’m focused man.” because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. Thanks family and friends.

21 BRYANT GHEE MARSHALLE GILLESPIE CHAVONNE, ARMASIAN, DAPHNEY, LEIDY, and MARIA smile Everyone has their place in life. Never give up searching for it and let obsta­ for posterity. cles stop your search for it.

MONICA ELIZABETH JEFF GOLDA TANIA I. GONZALEZ GABRIEL GRULLON GMYREK Go BIG, or go home! This is to all those people who said I Keep your eye on the goal “The greatest gift is a portion of thy­ wouldn’t make it. Ha! I love you Priscy self.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson — — Love always. Sweetnez + Mo-Mo BFF!

PAULINA GRZELASZYK DENNIS GUTIERREZ MARIA GUTIERREZ WOJTEK HADAM Zycie niesie ze soba wiele milych “Pancho" Divino Nino gracias por todo: Mom niespodzianek wiec umiejetnie z nich thanks for everything skorzystajcie!

22 NADIRAH YASMEEN AJA HARRISON GEOFF HAVERSTOCK ROBERT DANIEL HERGERT HADEN In life you get one of 2 things — either Forge your lives in the Fire of your will. “It seems like today I’m looking back, what you deserve, or what you can han­ well maybe tomorrow I’ll see further R.I.P. Grandma who left me determined than my little head allows me to.” to achieve my goals. One goal down, a dle. lifetime left to go. Thank you everyone!

DUN N. HU LATASHA HUDSON ROBERT J. INCANNELLA JOANNE INFINITO A cheerful look brings joy to the heart, I would like to thank my Mom, Dad, It is better to be hated for who you are and good news gives health to the brothers and little sister for putting up than loved for who you’re not. Rest in bones. Proverbs 15:30 with me all these years. Peace Daddy.

NADIRAH and TICHINA take a break in the business wing.

LISETTE IRIZARRY DAPHNEY ISAAC Follow your heart and anything is pos­ What lies behind us and what lies sible. PX5 In the year of our Lord, before us are small matters compared to 2001. what lies within us.

23 JEFF JASMIN TICHINA MELODY ERIN MARIE JENS RONALD JEROME First I want to thank God, my mother JEFFERYS If you wait until you feel confident to For some, the sky’s the limit. For me, and sister. Plus, all of the people who Thank you Mommy, Daddy, and Grand­ do something new or go after a dream, it’s only the beginning. supported me. Peace, I’m out. ma; I love you. To my family, I love you you’ll wait forever. all. Dedicated to my Granddaddy.

JOSEPH JOHNSON MARCEL JOHNSON ANDREA JOHNSON-HALL GILBERT J. JOHNSTON I thank my Grandparents, Kim, Allan, Thanks to my family, my boyfriend and and especially my Mother. You all God for their support. Without you all, made me who I am today. I couldn’t have made it.

24 DAVID JOSE BERLANGE JOSEPH GUYVIAUD JOSEPH SHAWN JOSEPH Thanks Mom and Dad — you’re the “Today, Linden High School; tomorrow To see merely with the eyes is igno­ To all the people who took time to find best! To my friends — thanks. R.I.P. the world!” rance but to see clearly with eyes shut out who I really am as a person: Grandma. I’m out! “Porkchop” is true wisdom. R.I.P. Dad. Thanks. I’m out!!

MICHELLE ALICE JOZEFYK NICOLE ALLYAH KAIO LUKASZ KAPEL HEATHER KATZ Be yourself because those who mind The future belongs to those who believe It is better to be feared than loved, if Imagination is the eye of the soul. don’t matter, and those who matter in beauty of their dreams. I give thanks you cannot be both. don’t mind. Thanks Mom, Daniel, and to God, my family, and teachers. especially Laura.

RIMLA A. KHAN SALINA KHAN ANTHONY KINCH SAKAISHA KING Don’t worry about what’s going on in Live without dignity; die without To my brother Buddy — I did it! To your life right now; your moment to respect. PX5 — Tyte 4 life. Thanks to Mommy — Love you always. To Daddy shine will come. I love you, Ma. Zimm and Mrs. Budnick for being — All for you. I’m out! there.

25 TARA N. KLUTKOWSKI JOHN E. KOCHER ROMAN KOKOSZKA KARINA KOLEMBA Optimist: Daydreamer more elegantly Vision is the best art of seeing things spelled. Joey I’ll always love you. R.l.P. invisible ... but you know what, what­ Carol Ann & Bobby. LUV 2 MY ever! — Rina GIRLS.

MARZENA KOTLEWSKA DANIEL KOTLINSKI KATARZYNA KOZAK LISA KOZAK Follow your dreams and you’ll reach The heavens are as deep as our aspira­ “Enjoy today because yesterday’s gone and tomorrow may never come ... “ To the stars. tions are high. Jam ie and my family, I Love You.

26 ROBYN KUSHNER KERLYNE LAGUERRE NADIA LAHENS JORGE LAZO Don’t cry because it’s over; smile First, I thank God. Second, I thank my O f all the things I’ve lost, I miss my because it happened. Thanks to my families. Peace, I’m out like a light- mind the most! (Ozzy Osborne) friends for all the memories, Luv yah bulb. Thanks everyone! guys!

FREDELYNE LEBRUN CURTISHA JAVON LEIGH NELSON LEMES JOHN LEWCZAK I would like to thank God and my fam­ I’m 18, I’m legal, and I’m out! Stay at “Phatty” ily. I love you Mom, Dad, and Grand­ the top because it’s crowded at the bot­ ma. “Peace out L.H.S.” tom. Thanks Ma, Mafioso.

V IN NY collects milk money from TARA and COURTNEY.

CHANTEL ELBARBRA LEWIS Do things others won’t do, so later you can have things others won’t have. True desire is true bliss.

27 MARIEN LIMA MELISSA LINO ORLANDO LOPEZ, JR. FARAH LUBIN “Success is failure turned inside out, so I would like to thank my mother since stick to the fight when you’re hardest without her I wouldn’t be here. Thanks hit, Rest, if you must, but don’t you Mrs. Henry who believed in me. To all quit.” at LHS: “Peace.”

JENNIFER LUNA IBRAIN MARCANO JENNIFER M. MARCELLUS JOHN MARCZAK Intruding the world with my knowl­ Giving all the praise to the most high! With special thanks to my parents and edge. Love and peace for everyone and One luv: Mommy, Tinne, Martell and family: through your help and guid­ keep dancing! all those who are still here for me. ance I was able to succeed.

HARRY MARTINEZ RICARDO A. MARTINEZ NICOLE LYNN MARTINHO RITA MARTINS I want to give thanks to my Ashboo, “Everything that irritates us about oth­ Happiness isn’t the easiest thing to Melissa. I love you! Junbug ers can lead us to an understanding of find, but one place you’re guaranteed ourselves” — Jung to find it is in a friend’s smile.

28 CHAVONNE McCRAY DARRELL QUADRECE COLLEEN M. McMENAMIN JEFFREY MENDOZA You may be disappointed if you fail but McCOY Don’t let yesterday take up too much of “We make a living by what we get, but you are doomed if you don’t try. Krys­ To all my people: “I made it.” To my today. Thanks to my family and Mike. we make a life by what we give.” — Sir tal we made it. mother and Pop and the rest of my I love you all! Winston Churchill family: “Love You”

NICOLE MENESES JEAN MONDESIR SENCIA MORILUS ANNA MOSKAL Whenever I’m sinking you were always “What lies behind you and what lies there to pull me up. Thank you God before you are tiny matters compared for everything. Mad love to my family. to what lies within you”

KLEBER MOSQUERA DANIEL MUNGER NATHANIEL BENJAMIN MYERS NATALIE and KELLI say, "Friends are a way of life at L.H.S.” To all who thought I wasn’t going to make it; keep it real.

SEBASTIAN NIEZGODA JAROSLAW G. NIMCZYK JOHN J. O’BRIEN SEAN M. O’CONNELL Life is a lesson. You’ll learn it when “Live for the present, dream of the Enjoy your own life without compar­ you’re through. Limp Bizkit future, learn from the past.” ing with that of another.

SARA ANN OKUN EDDIE OLIVEIRA KELLY ANN OLSON CASSANDRE ORGELLA “It’s a perfect day to throw back your A pretty girl opens your eyes, a smart head and kiss it all goodbye.” — The girl opens your mind, but a sweet girl Cure. Bye Linden High! opens your heart. K.I.T. everyone!

30 RENALD EDWARD KRISTINE PACYNA OSSELIN A note of music gains significance from the silence on either side. I love you I’m short and I get to the point so they Friendship comes easily for these guys. call me “Tank.” I love you Mommy. Mom, Dad and Michael. Thanks for everything.

CRYSTAL ALEXANDRIA PADEN ADAM JO H N PAFFRATH NATALIE MARIE PAGE JUNIOR PAJUELO As long as you strive for what you Strive for what you believe in; set goals “Stay true to what you believe in and believe, you will succeed. Thanks to and you can achieve them. Thanks to never turn your back on what's yours.” my Mom, Quanda, my family and my my family and friends. dogs for supporting me.

GREGORY PARKER BRYANT ANTHONY PENA FELICIA AMY PENDLETON JOSE PEREZ Thanks for everything everyone has Me against the world. done, Jiz A. Ghee, Ma, Pa, Jeff and Poppy. Thanks for being there.

31 BRANDON PERKINS GERTRIDE PERPIGNAN SHAKIRA M. PETERSON PHONDA PHILIPPE Thank you God, family and friends for We are one with Him and great is He your support through these four rough who comes in the name. God is His years. R.I.P. Nanny. name. Thanks, Mom!

ARNALDO PICA GINA PIENCIAK JULIETTE PIERRE Thanks to everybody especially my par­ This is for all the people who said I Nothing in the world is accomplished ents for supporting me and encourag­ wouldn’t make it. I’m leaving with my without passion. ing me to continue my education. head held high. “G iggm s”

STEPHEN M. PRIGGE “Prigg” NERRY PROPHETE BRIAN PUPOS JOSEPH R. QUINN CASEY MARIE RAYMOND Don’t let the ship come to you; swim “Little Robo” Reach for the stars; you’re bound to out to it. Mom, Gary and Lauerin: catch at least one — Special thanks to Thanks, guys. my family and friends.

KRYSTAL M. REDDICK TERRELL REDDICK EDYTA REGULA BEAUON REID Wisdom outweighs any wealth — Do what you love, love what you do, Keep the faith; there’s hope. Don’t give Sophocles. (Cha and Jeanean, remem­ and deliver more than you promise. up, you’ll make it. ber that. We go nowhere but up from here.)

SANCHEZ REID RONALD C. RHODES MARIA CHANTEY MARK ROBINSON JR . Hard work is the key to success. I want “Let your dreams guide you in the RICHARDSON to thank my family and teachers for right direction.” Thanks to my parents “I’m sorry, all questions must be sub­ teaching me hard work. and teachers who showed me the way of mitted in writing.” First, thanks to success. God, my family and best friend Tahli- ta. UMM-KAY

33 RICHARD J. RODAK MERCEDES RODRIGUEZ JONATHAN RUA JAMES RUIZ You do not know what you have until "Only one holds their true reality, fate Finally, it’s over! We’re done. you lose it ... RIP Grandma. Thanks will unwind as you decide.” Thanks to Mom and Dad. my Mom, Dad, Step-parents, and friends.

DARLEN SAGET DARLENE SAGET BILLY SAINVIL JUAN SALGADO A reminder to all the lovers: “Do not My life is in your hands, Jesus. I thank I have no time for quotes, God has a awaken love until it so desires!” Glory you and Love you, God. plan for my life. However, graduates, be to God. remember I’ll always love you.

CRYSTAL NICOLE SANCHEZ “Much gain did come with much pain, but thank God I do not have to pass this way again.”

34 MARILYN SANCHEZ VANESSA SANTIAGO Don't cry because it’s over, Smile Linden High’s answer to a Chorus Line! because it happened. Class of 2001 Representando!

ACHANTE SAXTON LUISA SCHITTONE SAMANTHA LEIGH LEIDY SEPULVEDA “Live your life to please yourself, not SHULTZ Success is not a destination; it's a jour­ others." Thanks and mad love to my He who laughs first, laughs last. ney. Thanks to those who gave me their friends and family. Love you. love and support.

CHRISTINE SERTIL MOHAMED SHAMIM TINA MARIE SHARO ZAWBAYA LEBREE First I would like to thank God for “Stars are given light by nature, but SHARRETT everything. And for those who thought dreams are what make them sparkle.” I can do all things through Christ who I wouldn’t make it; I made it. All my heart to everyone I love. strengthens me. Philippians 4:13. Thank you Mom and Mrs. Wilson.

35 JO H N A. SIERACKI HECTOR SILVA JR. SHAKERIA ALEXIS SINCLAIR GARY M. SLAWINSKI I don’t think about the future; it comes “Haji” Good judgment comes from experi­ It’s not the speed toward the goal; it’s soon enough. ence, and experience comes from bad the direction forward. judgment. Thanks to my family for all your support.

SCOTT SMITH MELISSA SNELL PAMELA K. SOTO ANTHONY PETER SPANO In life there are many roads, but only Reach for the stars to achieve more in Music brings enlightenment to your one leads to happiness. Thanks Mom life. ears ... as well as your heart and soul and Jess for everything. R.I.P. Daddy. ... I Love you Nicole 3-4-98!

TENISHA SPIRES EBONY SPRINGER MARQUIS STARLING IZABELA U. STEPIEN The world may see you as one person, I’d like to give thanks to God, and ded­ Chciala bym podziekowac za wszystko but one person may see you as the icate this school year to my mom, Pop moim rodzica, znajomym, oraz moje- world! RIP Mom. Thanks Grandpar­ and Uncle Bay-Bay. RIP. Love y’all. mu chlopakowi. I’m out. ents, Godmother, Kim, Brian.

36 CHARLEEN VERONICA AMY SURA STRUSS Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, “I’m reaching out, till we reach the cir­ you’ll land among the stars. Thanks to Students from homeroom 313 have fun in the hallway. cle’s end, and you come back to me my family! “Schcuba Power” again!”

MONIKA MARIANNA LUKASZ J. SUROWIEC ANDREW SZARO JASON M. SZARO SURMA Nothing is really over till the day you All I ever wanted was the simple stop trying. things. A simple kind of life. XOXO to all my friends. “Mo”

JO H N SZULC TYSHON ARTEZ TANNER CARMEINA DELAINA JIMMY TESSIER “The right man is the one who seizes Thanks to my parents, Nanna and my TAYLOR Praise due to God. I love you mom. the moment.” “Jasiu” friends. Students, remember, failure is “At every end, there’s a new begin­ Thanks, Cindy — To all my boys: stay not an option! “Casino” ning.” Rest in peace Grandma and focused. We’re graduating man! Aunty. Love you Job and my baby boy.

37 SOUKAINA TIBERE Wisdom is the principal thing; there­ fore get wisdom and in all your get­ ting, get understanding. Prov. 4:7 Much Love and Peace

SHANIQUA N. TILLMAN TAHLITA MARIE THOMAS MONIKA TOPCZEWSKA JADE TRINH Always reach for the one who makes Praises be to God. Thank you Mom The real secret of happiness is not what “Opportunity is missed by most people the sky and you will still be among his (RIP) for your support. Thank you you give or receive; it’s what you share. because it is dressed in overalls and stars. Thanks, I’m out. Nana. I love you so much. I’m out!! looks like work!” — Thomas Edison

JAMAR TURNER JEANEAN NE’COLE TURNER DIANA M. TURON KATARINA VANCAK “Mar” Success is measured by effort. Also, In the end we will not remember the “Let the sweet thoughts of angels touch never doubt that a woman can change words of our enemies, but the laughter you." I love you Mommy and Daddy! the world. Thanks everyone. I’m out. of our friends ... one love. Nicholas, I’ll love you always and for­ ever! “Schuba Power"

38 JOHN VASQUEZ RICARDO VASQUEZ LUCINDA MARIE CHRISTINA VELEZ VAZQUEZ Life is a challenge so take it step by step and believe in yourself. I send my Let your heart guide you. It whispers, so listen closely. You’re my inspiration JC! love to you. Love you Mom, Dad, Pat and Jingles.

EMANUEL VELEZ JESSICA VELEZ DELFINA VELLA COREY WALKER “Yeah, Baby! Born and raised in the "Nothing changes, just rearranges.” No matter who wants to see you fall, Mama and Daddy: After eight kids, bricks but parlayin’ in Linden. I’m Lots of love to Mom, Dad, Adam, my you can always rise and show them that you’re finally done! I’m the last one. 1 out!” friends and my family! I love you guys! you can succeed. love to my sisters and brothers.

RASHEED WALLACE I’m the next best to reach a peak, for­ mally known as the Best-Kept-Secret! Aww ... DIANA TURON hugs her new fluffy friend.

39 VINCENZO ADAM NACODDETTA PATORIA JOY WHIPPLE DENEAN ANISA WHITE WEGRZYNEK WESLEY It’s been nice in LHS. I made it out I’ve come this far knowing I’ve always had something bigger to move on to. “The doors are open but the ride ain’t Faith without works is dead, just like only by God’s strength. Believe in him. Much love to my family. free.” Love you, Rose ... it’s amazing. works without faith is dead. To the Peace out. PGC3 — Got milk? class of 2001, we Finally made it!

RAY WHITE ZIPPORAH WILLIAMS EBONY NICOLE WILLIS SHERRY WOLFE You may write me down in history It was a struggle, but it’s over. Much We Finally did it! Have fun and live life with your bitter, twisted lies, but still, love to my Mom, Dad, and my girls. to the fullest. like dust, I’ll rise. Hold it down, Tee-tee. RIP Grandma.

JULIETTE and SHEILA know what friendship means. Ms. Gavan’s homeroom students stand tall.

40 DANIELLE YANCHITIS RONG RONG ZHENG SLAWOMIR LESTER LAMBERT Love me or hate me; either way, I’m Life is not about what you’ve gained, ZOLNIEROWSKI still on your mind. Thanks Mommy, but what you’ve done. Thanks to my my sweetheart, and my real friends, I parents. love you all.

JENNIFER PIATKOWSKI AMY ROLLIS LINDA ROSEUS SHELIA ROSIER If you live to be a hundred, I want to Thanks to my family and my friends Seek to pass, knock on the door of live to a hundred minus one so I never for being there for me. Especially my opportunity, ask the Lord above for have to live without you. Mom, brother and best friend Gina! guidance, and he will guide you.

41

MR. IOZZI and MRS. CLEARY are happy administrators. MR. BLACK imparts wisdom to the class of 2001. MR. FISHKIN uses audiovisual aids in his classroom. Math teacher MR. NACELUS provides extra help for his student.

44 Two Thousand

The Faculty are an integral part of the com­ munity at Linden High School. The guidance and expertise they share with the student body are invaluable, and the students are for­ tunate to have such dedicated professionals at their disposal. They are only one reason to cel­ ebrate 2001!

MRS. MODRAK assists her student on his computer project. MRS. DILOE is always ready with a smile. MR. LEHNER does his impression of "Easy Rider.”

45 District Administrators Board of Education

Administrative Assistant to Supertintendent of Schools Superintendent Joseph E. Martino Dr. Walter Tylicki

Back: Business Administrator/Board Secretary K. Gaylord, Superintendent Martino, Administrative Assistant Tylicki, Mr. Nigro, Mr. Topoleski, Mr. Koziol, Mr. Orlando. Front: Mr. Reiff, Mrs. Dorin, Board President Coplan, Vice-President Hudak, Administrative Assistant Miss Jarose.

46 High School Administration

Principal Barry D. Black

Vice Principal Vice Principal Vice Principal Vice Principal Denise Cleary Audrey Foley Paul Iozzi Rocco Tomazic

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47 1

TRACEY ABAR BERNADETTE Mathematics AGUERO English

MS. AGUERO and MR. CHIAVUZZO are happy to chaperone the prom. “What did you find in that locker MR. BORBELY?

NABEEL AHMAD VALERIE ALBANO Mathematics English

MARK BARA CALVIN BASTEDO Science Business

48 MARIA BAUER TINA BELLO JOHN BLASSINGAME ZOLTÁN BORBELY Foreign Language/ESL English Special Education Science

JOANNE BUDNICK MARIA CACIOPPO RHONDA CAMPBELL ARMANDO CANDA Dental Assisting Foreign Language Special Education Foreign Language

JONNIE CANNON KIMBERLY CASEY ELBA CEBALLO VITO CHIAVUZZO Foods Science Foreign Language Crisis Intervention

49 JOSEPH CHIRDON JAMES CHMIELAK PHIL COLICCHIO GRETA C. COLLINS Mathematics History Physical Education Special Education

CHRISTOPHER KAREN CUMMINGS ALBERT DESANTIS JAMES DESARNO CULLARI Guidance Graphic Arts Physical Education English

/« LEON DEVERO JACKIE DILEO THOMAS DONACHY PATRICIA DONEGAN Art Media Center Mathematics Special Education

50 ROBERT DRAKE Mathematics

KENNETH FISHKIN History

GLORIA FRANCISCO English MR. CHMIELAK pauses to pose a question to the class.

51 SABINA GARBOWSKI NANCY P. GAVAN Mathematics English

A happy MRS. GARBOWSKI pauses and smiles.

PATRICIA E. GERGELY SUSAN GIORDANO English Social Studies

An enthusiastic group of faculty members takes in the night football game.

52 THOMAS J. GR ABLE DAVID GRASSO GREGORY GRASSO BARBARA GRECO Physical Education Mathematics Business Physical Education/Dance Ensemble

DENNIS GRIECO Lt. Cdr. ZENON HAC MARIE HENRY MICHELLE HEWSON Science Naval Science/ROTC Foreign Language/ESL English

ROCIO HORZEPA MARY HOZJAN RICHARD KAPLAN PENNY KLIE Foreign Language Cosmetology Science Mathematics

53 FRANCINE KLUNDER BARBARA KOLESA HELENA KORNACKI STEVEN KRANTZ Business Physical Education Foreign Language/ESL Instrumental Music

I JANET LANDIS ANTHONY LEHNER EDWARD LISKIEWICZ MATTHEW LORENZETTI Health Office Electronics Physical Education Instrumental Music/Musical Theatre

JOAN LYONS WILLIAM MCMAHON PETER MCTIERNAN MELISSA MAGGIO Health Office English Special Education Special Education

54 JOSEPH MAHAN Special Education

FRANKLIN MARSHALL Graphic Arts

DAWN MATUSZ Special Education MRS. HOZJAN is happy to smile!

55 DOLORES MENZACO EMILIA MILEWSKI Guidance Physical Education

(Above) MR. MARSHALL is hard at work on the computer. (Below) A puzzled look is all MR. MCMAHON can muster.

JOSEPH MINCOLLA SUSAN MONTONE Special Education English

ROGER MURPHY JUDY MUSACCHIA Industrial Arts Business

56 V

KEBNER NACELUS IDA NAGYPAL CINDY NICHOLSON KEVIN O’CALLAHAN Mathematics Foreign Language Fine Arts/Dance Works Student Assistance Counselor

RENEE O’CALLAHAN ESTHER PADEN SUSAN PARASHIS EDWARD PASKEWICH Special Education English Special Education Physical Education

ALPHONSINA SHAMONA MARK PEKOSZ GUY PELUSO PATERNOSTRO PATTERSON Science Mathematics Foreign Language Social Worker

57 ! JAMES PETRUCELLI MICHAEL PHILIBERT ANTHONY PICARO LARRY PLUMMER Special Education Naval Science/ROTC Mathematics English

KATHLEEN RAJNIK ISMAY RAMUS BRENDA RICHARDSON DANNY ROBERTOZZI English Special Education Foreign Language History

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RICARDO DEBRA SAGER CAROLYN SAMUELSON ERIC SCHEIDEMANN RODRIGUEZ Special Education Health Office History History DAWN SCHUGEL MICHAEL SCHUGEL Mathematics Mathematics

MR. MAHAN and PICARO find one way to relax; while MR. PLUMMER finds another.

DIANE SERSON ROBERT SILVA Business BUSINESS/CIE

TED SIMONELLI WILLIAM SIMONITIS Guidance Foreign Language/ESL

59 CHRISTINE SIMPSON JENNIFER SISCO Business English

MRS. SIMPSON is happy to lend a student a hand.

MS. KLUNDER joins MRS. TIERNEY for a quick picture.

MARY SKRAMOVSKY REGINALD SMITH Media Center I.S.S.

TIM SPAUR SOLOMON Foreign Language/ESL STARKMAN Technology

60 BARBARA SUPERAR BOZENA SZULC PATRICIA TARTIVITA CHARLENE TIERNEY Special Education Foreign Language/ESL English English

V i II PETER TOSCANO EDWARD TRIPOLD MARY TUR BETT STELLA TYLICKI Science Special Education Foreign Language Business

DONALD UJHELY ELIZABETH ULEWICZ LISA VANDERWAL MICHAEL WALTERS History History Mathematics TV Video Productions

61 MS. WESLEY is caught in mid-sentence. The faculty like to dress up as much as the students!! •V

ANN YEVICH Guidance

62 MS. WHITE and MS. PADEN hold a conference in the hallway.

ANGEL D AMICO BRENDA HALL ARLYN MAYES EUGENE MIZELL

ANGEL PACHANA CAROL QUINN SARAH SMITH NORMA WHITE

63 s E C R E T A R

I FRANCES ACCARDO GAIL BIVONA JOANNA COLUCCI E Guidance Student Activities Main Office S

DIANNA DERTINGER THERESA DIGRADO MICHELLE HEGEDUS BEVERLY MCGUINESS Main Office Main Office Academy Academy

KAREN TEVLIN MARYANN WAGNER ELLEN WILDER JANET WNEK Main Office Academy Guidance Main Office

64

MS. ZITOMER and MRS. BIVONA greet guests at the prom. MR. LOREN- ZETTI and his favorite ladies take a break back- stage at the play. Custodi­ ans VINCENT and VALERIE do their part to keep LHS looking good.

Answers to Baby Pictures p. 42-43: 1. C. Leigh, 2. R. Hergert, 3. E. Regula, 4. S. Chowaniec, 5. S. Sin­ clair, 6. M. Snell, 7. N. D ’Andrea, 8. T. Sharo & M. Jozefyk, 9. N. Castillo, 10. J. Jasmin, 11. C. Assad, 12. J. Mendoza, 13- K. Frees, 14. T. Thomas, 15. M Surma, 16. C. McCray, 17. T. Gon­ zalez, 18. I. Chmielewska, 19. J. Nimczyk

66 (Clockwise from top) MS. BELLO assists a student. Peer Advisors GOLEME, AGUERO, GERGELY and CULLARI enjoy(?) the great outdoors. MR. GRIECO addresses his class. In addition to teaching, MR. PETRUCELLI moves books. MARGE LAVISTA strikes a pose. MR. KRATZER gets a better view.

67 (Clockwise TENEIL and CHARDA are great friends. DEREK and MICHAEL get a snack at the football game. These juniors can’t wait to be seniors! GREG KOLEMBA looks comfortable.

68 Two Thousand

Although seniors are the “class of record,” the underclass are still an important part of the social fabric at LHS. Beginning as uncertain freshmen, moving to somewhat knowledgeable sophomores, advancing to confident juniors and concluding as assured seniors, the progression of the underclass­ men helps students to grow into mature young adults who are ready to take on the world.

(Clockwise) Cousins KIM and TARA pose at the prom. Why are you girls playing in the middle of the street? Mr. Cullari's English class checks out the hallway.

69 The class of 2002 has been very busy this year. With the help of Mrs. Cacioppo they have been raising money for thir prom. Some of the fundraises have been the donut sale in the morning and fundraising candy. They all look forward to being seniors next year.

P. Mirabelli — Treasurer, N. Singley — Secretary, P. Kaur — President, D. Parilla — Vice President

Back: T. Chavis, S. Asie, B. Giles, D. Perez, J. Velastegui, A. Zamora Row 2: Seepersad, D. Langford, S. Parekh, A. Surko, E. Musso, J. Henderson, A. Izquierd Row 3: H. Clauer, R. Ziobro, N. Shah, S. Telesco, S. Gullette, A. Fajardo, A. Dziedzic, D. Sake, G. Matlosz Front: P. Mirabelli, N. Singley

What was the best excuse you gave for not handing in your hom ew ork?

When I left for school I My little brother stole I ran out of toilet I didn’t feel well when making left my notebook in my it! — William Flores paper! — Richie I was reading it and I Dad’s car. — Rui Schmitz threw up all over it! — a stated Coutinho Gwen Owens ment

70 A. Adamczyk P. Alexander C. Almazabas T. Alston C. Alvarado

S. Alvarez M. Alves S. Amaral K. Andrzejczyk J. Antoine

D. Araque C. Arevalo P. Arenas S. Asie A. Atanasio

R. Ayed A. Azia M. Barbosa S. Bazel J. Belfort

D. Berube D. Bialas M. Bieszczad K. Bodenchak F. Braga

Y. Bravo J. Braxton Q. Brewington R. Brico A. Bueno

71 D. Bulloch V. Calderon C. Cantalupo K. Caplette A. Carolina M. Carreira

S. Castro J. Charles T. Chavis T. Chizengeni R. Chu P. Chyczewski

H. Clauer A. Coleman S. Colvin A. Cooper B. Coutinho L. Cox

A. Cronauer C. Dacosca A. Dal Bo S. Dasilva L. Decampos D. Desimini

72 Rachelle and Miguel take time to chill.

J. Dias A. Dickerson J. Duffy R. Dumesele K. Dzwonkowski N. Easterling

D. Eliscar T. Epps A. Fajardo R. Faniel M. Feltynowski Z. Ferrer

R. Fingerlin B. Flanagan W. Flores M. Frazier T. Freeman J. Galvez

C. Gamarra G. Garcia S. Garcia K. Garey C. Ghali V. Giles A. Gobel M. Gomez R. Goncalves J. Gonzales A. Gonzales

E. Gonzalez B. Green P. Griffin S. Gullette S. Gural

V. Guzman D. Hayes J. Henderson J. Herrera C. Howard

C. Ilg O. Imarenakhue J. Imperiosi A. Izquierdo M. James

L. Jean-Louise R. Jenkins T. Jenkins M. Jimenez W. Johnson

M. Jones R. Jumique M. Karas P. Karpa P. Kaur J. Kertis K. Kesler M. King A. Kinsler D. Kleiman

B. Knight G. Kolemba D. Kondratowicz M. Krek M. Kruczkowski

S. Kuban D. Langford A. Lapierre D. Laurole G. Lemiechowicz

B. Lewis J Li N. Lin L. Linarducci G. Long

C. Loria M. Lormejuste D. Lorys D. Martinez A. Martino

C. Mathias S. Mathurin G. Matlosz T. McCombs J. McCoy

75 T. McCray L. McGhee S. Mercy E. Merilan C. Miller K. Miller

P. Mirabelli J. Miskanick A. Molyneaux D. Moran K. Morris J. Mularz

E. Musso R. Nemchick C. Nessmith J. Niec C. Nieto S. Niotis

A. Nogueira J. Norman M. Ogledzki K. Olivos M. Ortiz G. Owens Best friends, Kara, Monika, and Karina, relax from the day.

T. Pafiakis K. Palas P. Palma C. Palmer S. Parekh E. Pas

H. Patel D. Paul M. Payares M. Paylor D. Perez O. Perkowska

M. Pierre J. Piwowar L. Poulard S. Pray T. Pretlow F. Priolo

C. Quigley C. Rapisarda C. Reis C. Reyes T. Riddick M. Riley J. Rivera M. Rivera D. Rodriguez J. Rodriguez M. Rodriguez

V. Rodriguez M. Roman R. Roman R. Rosado V. Russo

D. Sake R. Sake P. Saladores J. Salazar K. Sampson

M. Samuel J. Sanon L. Santana M. Santos J. Savino

N. Scaldino R. Schmitz J. Schultes D. Seepersad N. Shah

S. Siemiatkowski S. Singh N. Singley B. Skinner A. Smarz L. Smith L. Soberanis J. Salano P. Solano J. Sousa

M. Stachura E. Stepien A. Suggs M. Solomon A. Sumner

M. Sura L. Szalisznyo M. Szaro D. Szymczuk L. Tafur

J. Tankiewicz D. Tavares B. Taylor G. Taylor C. Terebinski

J. Thomas S. Thomas V. Thompson R. Trinh M. Twaddle

T. Tyburczy J. Valdez S. Valentin K. Varela S. Vechina

79 J . Velastegui D. Veltre J. Ventura J. Vera M. Viana

B. Victoria M. Viggiano K. Wade A. Washington L. Watley

A. Wheeler T. Wilcher J. Wilson L. Winchester N. Winne

S. Wnek H. Yang e

V. Yasinchuk a R. Zaccaro M. Zahid

G. Zamorska X. Zheng R. Ziobro A. Zolnierowski M. Zuhan

D. Zwierzynski

80 D. Arias A. Atanasio K. Bapteus T. Blocker S. Chea

D. Diaz B. Dobbins A. Dziedzic N. Edwards E. Falcon

S. Farrell J. Fischer K. Frees D. Garrigo A. Golda

K. Hay K. Hinton J. Jose J. Joubert V. Lana

L. Lopez J. Lubintus T. Nelson G. Pienciak V. Rodriguez

A. Surko S. Telesco A. Ward F. Whipple G. Zamora

81 Back: J. Clayborne, M. Mejia. Row 2: S. St. Louis, T. Thomas, E. Grant, S. Williams, L. Infante, R. Saadeh, R. Hueston. Row 3: N. Ferriera, A. Sudara, R. Desari, P. Desir, L. Drozd, M. Irizarry, C. Quintero. Front: N. Surko, G. Badawy, T. Andrade, A. Victor. What goals do you hope to achieve before you graduate? The goals I set for myself by the time I A goal that I hope to graduate high school attain by graduation is to get a full scholar­ A goal I have set by is to have straight ship in gymnastics. the time I graduate is “A’s” for all of my Also, when I’m a to be in the National senior to pass all my classes and get Honor Society. That classes with straight accepted into a very A’s so I don’t have to would make me good college. — take exams. — Holly proud and happy. — Camisha Miller Mitchell Myriam Rincon

I only set one goal by By the time I gradu­ The goal that I set for the time I graduate, I ate, I want to become myself is striving to want to get the best a 10 Dance Champi­ do well academically grades I can possibly on (both standard and to help better my get. — Jordan Zorrer Latin) in ballroom chances of getting a dancing. — Daniel scholarship for base­ Markowski ball. — Samuel Par­ rilla

82 R. ADAMCZYK A. ALAYON E. ALEXANDER A. ALEXIS B. ALLEN A. ANDERSON

T. ANDRADE L. ANDREW S S. ARMSTEAD S. AUGUSTE N. AVILA G. BADAWY

D. BAILEY C. BARKER S. BAKER F. BAPTISTA J. BARBOSA N. BARKSDALE

E. BAZAN J. BELLERO A. BEREZIUK S. BLIZNIAK T. BLOCKER J. BLOUNT

L. BOISROND C. BRANCH R. BREDY L. BROWN N. BROW N S. BROW N

G. BRUN A. BUCKLEY S. BURDA K. BYLA S. CALES D. CALLAHAN

C. CAMPBELL J. CANADA R. CARVALHO P. CASTANHEIRA G. CASTRO M. CEDZ1K

83 DEREK BAKER can't keep a straight face.

S. CHACKO J. CHARLES J. CHARLOTIN G. CHIRAFESI J. CHYCZEWSKI A. CIGNARELLA

D. CLAVIJO J. CLAYBORNE A. COAGE L. COELHO N. COLELLA B. COLVIN

S. CORPREW N. COSTELLO L. CRAWFORD J. CRONAUER S. CUCO V. D'AMICO

J. DANIELS C. DAVES R. DAVILLE T. DEEB G. DEJESUS J. DELACRUZ

J. DELPINO K. DEMOSTHENES N. DENIS R. DESAI P. DESIR J. DIAS

84 DANIELLE and TIFFANY mug for the camel

Science class is fun, isn’t it!?

M. DIANA E. DIAZ A. DIEZ J. DIGESU K. DIGGS A. DIMATTEO

C. DIXON M. DIXON E. DROZD L, DROZD M. DUKIELSKI A. DUMESELE

M. DURECKO K. DZITKOWSKI G. ELAM J. ESTOL M. EXILOS R. FERNANDES

A. FERNANDEZ C. FERNANDEZ N. FERREIRA F. FIGUEIREDO R. FLYNN T. FORD

R. FORFA O. FORTUNE S. FRAZIER T. FRAZIER B. FUTCH M. GABRIEL

85 FRANK KOSCINSKI loves computers!

A. GALLEGO C. GAMARRA L. GARRIS

G. GENEUS R. GENEUS Y. GILLETTE

S. GILLISON J. GOGER E. GOMEZ M. GONZALEZ S. GONZALEZ E. GRAN T

G. GRANT K. GREEN D. GRIER O. GUILLEN D. GURGACZ F. GWATHNEY

D. HAIRSTON M. HAJDUK J. HALAT Q. HALL M. HANKS L. HANNS

Q. HART M. HASENAUER J. HAY F. HAYES M. H ERGENH AN T. HOLMES

M. HOMEN R. HORSCH M. HOSPOD M. HUDAK J. HUDSON R. HUESTON

86 TARA and COURTNEY: mirror images??

T. HUGHES J. HYPPOLITE O. IMARENAKHUE

L. INFANTE M. IRIZARY D. JA CKSO N

C. JAMES G. JARVIS W. JE A N B. JE N S A. JOHNSON E. JO H N SO N

J. JO H N SO N K. JOHNSON M. JO H NSTO N H. JO N ES J . JO N ES R. JO N ES

T. JO N ES M. JOVEL A. JULIUS M. JU RY K. KACA B. KAFCHINSKI

A. KAUFMAN J. KEEFE S. KHWALSINGH B. KIDD S. KÖNIG F. KOSCINSKI

J. KOZIOL S. KRASON J. KRUTIS B. KRYGOWSKA M. KRYSIAK R. KUBAN

87 LEATRIZ INFANTE works on her art pro­ ject.

“Please, no autographs!“ insists GREG PARKER.

GIL SAINVIL adds color to his picture.

P. KULESZKA S. KUMARI A. KUPKA A. KUZMANOVSKI D. LABOY L. LAMBERT

S. LEMBRICK T. LAMPLEY V. LAND N. LARYEA R. LARYEA J. LAZO

J. LEBRUN K. L1NNELL M. LOISELLE S. LOWGER J. LOPEZ T. LOPEZ

V. LOUISSAINT T. LUTCHMAN D. MALDONADO G. MANBODH J. MANEIRO M. MARICH

M. MARKIEWICZ D. MARKOWSKI J. MARQUEZ K. MARTIN N. MARTIN D. MARTINEZ

88 We'll do anything to get out of English class!

TYSHON TANNER shows his sense of style.

H. MARTINEZ J. MARTINHO N. MARTINS P. MARTINS R. MARY M. MAZUR

K. MCNEILL A. MCPHERSON H. MEJIA M. MEJIA J. MERRIWEATHER S. MIKILSKI

C. MILLER J. MILLER G. MINARCHENKO J. MITCHELL M. MOMPLAISIR G. MONTENEGRO

F. MONTEROSA D. MOYES T. NADOLSKI R. NELSON C. NGUYEN K. NIEJADLIK

J. NIESYN J. NOVAS D. O KUN B. ORAK J. ORLOWSKI L. ORM OND

89 OSMANI GUILLEN works with pen and ink.

C. OW ENS M. PACZKOWSKI G. PALACIOS

K. PALM M. PALUZZI S. PARRILLA

B. PATEL V. PATEL A. PEDRO D. PEREIRA S. PERKOW SKI J. PHILIBERT

L. PIERRE M. PISARSKI M. POLANCO M. POLICHRONIS S. POSY L. POUNCIL

A. PRAZERES A. PROPHETE P. PUSZCZALO J. QUEZADA A. QUINTERO A. RAMOS

J. RAMOS E. RAZURI J. REBELO A. REDDICK T. REGULA S. REID

S. REMELGADO N. RENDON J. RHETT A. RICHARDSON M. RINCON J. RIORDAN “No, EDDIE, don't put me in your locker!" says FUQUAN.

M. ROBERT A. ROBINSON K. RODRIGUES

A. RODRIGUEZ M, RODRIGUEZ N. RODRIGUEZ

V. RODRIGUEZ C. ROMAN L. ROMERO C. ROSALES P. RUFO M. RUGGIERO

P. RUTH M . RYBA R. SAADEH N. SABYNUK G. SAINVIL T. SANCHEZ

M. SANDERS R. SANDERS F. SANTOS A. SCARLETTA J. SCHNEIDER T. SCHROTH

M. SCHULTZ S. SCOLES S. SHAMIM N. SIMMS L. SIRMANS J. SMITH

J. SMITH S. SOBIE M. SOSA L. SOTO A. SPINKS S. STANLEY

91 ALEX and JO N get things in perspective.

“Itis great to be friends," say ANNA and IWONA.

MARK VALEGA gives a shy smile.

D. STARKEY A. STARLING S. STEC C. STELLJES R. STEWARD S. ST.LOUIS

J. STOCKLING N. STRUCK P. SUAREZ A. SUDARA C. SULTON N. SUR KO

L. SWAN J. SWIDERSKI D. SZCUPAKOWSKI M. TAMAYO J. TAYLOR L. TAYLOR

S. TAYLOR R. TAYMURADOV P. TEVLIN G. THOMAS S. THOMAS T. THOMAS

V. THOMAS J. TILLERY W. TURBETT C. TURNER A. UBIERA G. VALDEZ M. VALEGA D. VALENTIN J. VALENTIN R. VASQUEZ E. VELAZQUEZ C. VELEZ

R. VESCI A. VICTOR R. VILLANUEVA S. VOGEL A. VOLOVETSKIY V. WALKER

S. WALLACE J. WALTON O. WASHINGTON D. WEBSTER D. WELCH J. WERNES

C. WILLIAMS K. WILLIAMS M. WILLIAMS D. WILLIS A. WILSON P. W LOGYKA

A. WOOD J. WORTHY R. YUSKO A. ZAGORSKI E. ZAMANSKI A. ZAMORSKA

J. ZAYETS G. ZH ENG P. ZIELINSKI J.J. ZORRER

93 The Class of 2004 has been busy adapting to high school and learning where they fit into the community of students. With the help of their class advisor, they are hoping to hold fundraisers to raise money for their junior and senior proms. They look forward to four productive years at Linden High School.

Top — J. Henry, M. Tomczyk, E. Estupian, A. Gonzalez, R. Stamislawczyk, L. Williams, C. James, Mid. — K. Aleman, M. Motley, V. Miranda, J. Caamano, S. Martins, J. Pena, A. Canillo. Bottom Officers — R. Oyerinocke, M. Puzio

PEER GROUP CONNECTION 2001

94 D. Ajuka K. Aleman B. Almeida Q. Alvarez N. Amin L. Andrade

D. Andrews K. Andrews S. Ankum S. Aponte D. Apostolovska L. Baclgalupo

A. Barnes E. Barrios G. Bass C. Beltran M. Belvin V. Berardi

K. Berisha D. Bissessar R. Blakely D. Blocker J. Bohler C. Bonet

P. Bonhomme J. Borbor D. Bradley K. Branch K. Brannon C. Brennan

M. Brodka K. Brown S. Brown A. Bryant B. Bryk M. Bryk

L. Brzeczkowski N. Bufis W. Bunce J. Burns J. Caamano M. Cabezas

95 TREATT and NICOLE enjoy each other's company.

R. Calixte D. Candia A. Canillo

S. Cano N. Carrway G. Gash

N. Casimir S. Castro B. Catala C. Chapman L. Chatman J. Chavez

W. Chavis III A. Clark E. Clark D. Clemmie J. Correa J. Creter

J. Cruz R. Cubala R. Curley L. Czarnowski E. D ’Amico M. DaRocha

T. Daniel M. Dasilva B. Davis R. Dematos T. Dematos T. Demmircan

D. Demosthenes C. Desrosiers D. Diaz D. Diaz A. Dickerson S. Digrado KRISTA HALLAS asks "What did you say?”

C. Dinis W. Dinville B. Dixon

C. Domond S. Dorgilles D. Douglas

S. Drwiega M. Duffy R. Duran G. Dureckova N. Dutto J. Dziedzic

I. Dzwonkowska T. Early M. Eliscar S. English J. Ericson E. Escupían

L. Feliciano A. Feltynoski D. Fenelus A. Fennell M. Fernandes N. Fields

J. Filani C. Fleming M. Folcik J . Lord L. Forstenhausler U. Foster

S. Gabryszewski J. Gajdosova Y. Garcia M. Garmendez E. Garner C. Garofalo

97 LOURGINA ST. LOUIS gets organized.

S. Gatoulis T. Gibson A. Giddings

T. Givens J. Glunk R. Gobel

A. Gomez C. Goncalves A. Gonzalez B. Gonzalez J. Graham C. Green

S. Green J. Gural M. Habura S. Haklias K. Hallas R. Hanns

C. Harris J. Harris S. Hayes S. Haynes D. Hemingway J. Henry

A. Hernandez N. Herrera E. Hinton K. Homentowska D. Hopkins A. Hudson

A. Hudson H. Hurling K. Hurling E. Hus T. Irby J. Irizarry

98 S. Jackson N .Jacobo C. James S. James s. Jamison J. Jamroz

L. Jirinec L. Johnson Q.Johnson S. Joseph S. Joseph E. Kakassy

S. Keller D. King A. Klich V. Koscovcik K. Kowalczyk D. Kushner

N. Lane M. Laryea R. Latalski B. Lewis O. Lewis C. Lino

P. Lipari A. Loria A. MacDonald J. Magalhaes N. Mague K. Maharaj

C. Marczak A. Marich D. Martinez L. Martinez S. Martins M. Mastalerczyk

D. Matzkanich D. Mayan E. McCauley T. McCray N. McCrae B. McNeil

99 T. McQuaid J. McRae F. Meade III P. Mehta I. Mendez R. Mieses

D. Mikolajczyk A. Miller A. Miller A. Miranda S. Miranda V. Miranda

M. Misiewicz W. Mitchell E. Mizell R. Mobley T. Moise M. Montilus

F. Mora-Lopez T. Moskal C. Mota M. Motley A. Murray D. Murray

D. Nash C. Necochea C. Nelson N. Niedzwiedska J. Niotis N. Novak

K. Oliviel A. Ormond O. Oveniva J. Pacheco K. Padlo M. Parker

M. Paro B. Pas A. Paster B. Pelewicz J. Pena J. Pereiro

100 L. Perkowski J. Petela M. Petion B. Petrone J. Phillips C. Pierre

S. Polchlopek I. Pope K. Popvich M. Potter R. Price A. Price

D. Principato M. Puzio C. Rebolledo J. Retcho I. Richards J. Rincon

M. Rivera M. Robinson P. Rogers S. Romano C. Roseme S. Rosener

C. Rosier C. Rubinski A. Sainato D. Saint-Preux A. Salaridze L. Salazar

C. Sampson H. Sandho G. Sanjurjo J. Santana J. Santos J. Santiago

A. Sardo B. Sasser J. Schaeffer P. Schittone G. Scott R. Seepersad

101 SHAKIRA and SAUNA happily pose.

M. Sertil M. Seymour D.Shadd

R. Sheehy A. Sieczkowski B. Sieracki

C. Sierra R. Sierra D. Simmons C. Smith D. Sofianakos R. Stallings

R. Stanislawczyk A. Stanley A. Stec M. Stepien G. St. Gilles L. St. Louis

T. Studzinski N. Súber G. Suggs S. Sullivan I. Szary M. Tabatini

M. Tankiewicz B. Tattoli J. Taylor S. Taylor S. Taylor M.Teamor

B. Tedesco N. Teixeira N. Thomas J. Thompson K. Thompson F. Thornton

102 While CHARLES plays, CHONTAY focuses on the teacher.

JEAN ETTE ZIOBRO concentrates on her work.

M. Tomczyk N. Toney A. Torrado J. Torres A. Tuohy K. Urban

J. Uszal S. Valetin V. Vargas J. Vazquez E. Vega B. Velez

S. Ventura K. Venturella N. Wakefield M. Walus R. Vyajkora J. Williams

K. Williams L. Williams R. Williams E. Wilson V Winne M. Winowski

L. Wlodyka K. Wojtowicz A. Womack K. Woodley M. Zarzecki J. Ziobro

103 V. Ziobro A. Arevalo S. Bialas K. Herd

I. Iqbail N. Jones D. Kelly L. Kotowski M. McFarlane J. Monterrosa

S. Munoz F. Nicolas K. Ocasio J. Quintero M. Rollis S. Smith

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Class of 2003 Retakes

(right) JE N KRUTIS flashes a happy smile. (Below) “Stop in the name of love ...” say GINA, TINA, and DOROTHY.

Q. Armstrong N. Babynyuk A. Bobek L. Bogdanova

S. Garrigo H. Iqbal M. Lauer M. Lopez K. McCrimmon H. Mitchell

J. Osorio K. Pawlowska M. Salazar A. Sanchez T. Thomas S. Williams

106 (Clockwise) MILLY and ANNA know how to be best friends. English class is great fun for MYRIAM, GEHAN, and NATLIE. ANDREA DIMATTEO works diligently on her assignment. “What’s CAMISHA so excited about?” wonder JEFF, STEVE and KYLE. MIKE, EDWIN, and RAAB line up.

107 (Clockwise) The Championship football team celebrates their #1 Status. SARA O KU N ’S tenacity makes her #1 soccer player. Similarly, AQUILES QUINTELA is #1 for the boys team. All eyes are on BRANDON BRACEY at the free-throw line.

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Sports Two Thousanc

The aim of all sports teams is to be #1. Through teamwork and physical struggle, our sports teams compete against other top schools in che state and try to bring glory and recognition to LHS. The payoff for many is a title, and we salute their efforts in 2001.

JADE TRINH takes a break between sets. STEVE PRIGGE works hard on putting. Cross Country runners prepare to take off.

109 Senior Tigers; RICKY MARTINEZ, BERLANGE JOSEPH, BRANDON TITLE BRACEY, COREY WALKER, EMMANUEL DAUX, ANDREW SZARO, JEFF JASMIN, ERIC FORSTENHAUSLER, GREG PARKER, VINNIE WEGRZYNEK, AARON FENELUS, JAMAR TURNER, AND DAVID JOSE. QUEST

The 2001 Tiger football team FRONT: E. DAUX, J. TUNER, A. FENELUS, B. JOSEPH, E. FORSTENHAUSLER, A. SZARO, C. WALK­ roared through another season of ER, R. MARTINEZ, J. JASMIN, V. W EGRZYNEK, G. PARKER, D. JOSE, B. BRACEY ROW 2: D. CALLA­ difficult competition in the HAN, T. SOLOMON, D. PARRILLA, T. TYBURCZY, J. CRONAUER, D. BAILEY, S. GULLETTE ROW 3: Watchung conference. They com­ J. LAZO, L. LUMAR, R. STJUNE, C. GARY, V. RUSSO, J. DELACRUZ, A. WILSON, A. FERNANDEZ, A. piled a record of 5-2 during the DIAZ ROW 4: S. DORGILLES, M. LOPEZ, B. ALLEN, B. TURBETT, A. MILLER, A. WHEELER, D. ELIS- regular season, defeating Union CAR, C. ZAMANSKI, A. LAPIERRE TOP: S. JOHNSON, C. ERNEST, L. BRZECZKOWSKI, B. HANKS, R. BREDY, A. SUMNER, M. ROMAN and knocking perennial state power Elizabeth from the ranks of the undefeated. The NJSIAA playoffs were a small hurdle to overcome as the mighty Tigers defeated Union in the first round before falling to eventual champi­ on Montclair in a heartbreaking last-second loss. Seniors provided outstanding leadership for this team, and standout players GREG PARKER, BRANDON BRACEY, RICKY MARTINEZ, ANDREW SZARO, JEFF JASMIN, and EM­ ANUEL DAUX will be missed next season.

110 CLOCKWISE: The tigers get psyched up for another win. RICKY MAR­ TINEZ gets into his block. JEFF JA S­ MIN steps into the throw. EMMANUEL DAUX is ready in his defensive stance. BRANDON runs along with GREG clearing the way for another touchdown.

Ill CLOCKWISE : BERLANGE JOSEPH runs down the field looking for the pass. ANDRE clears the way for BRANDON as he runs for another touch­ down. ANDREW SZARO exults after his great play. ERIC FORSTENHAUSLER follows through.

112 wmm one goes home a winner at Linden’s Homecoming. Linden’s at winner a home goes one Mr. camera. the our for and smile BRANDON SHANIQUA KING QUEEN Our CLOCKWISE: becoming homecoming king. Mayor Gregorio places Gregorio Mayor king. homecoming becoming lc cnrtlts RNO BAE on Every­ head. TILLMAN’s BRACEY SHANIQUA oncrownthe BRANDON congratulates Black

HOMECOMING 2001 JUST ONE MORE GOAL

Top Left: Fullback DIANA TURO N, sends the ball down the line. Top Right: AMY SURA clears the ball. Bottom Left: Calling NATALIE off, ROSE goes in for the kick. Bottom Right: KARA FREES Fights for a header. The girls soccer team enjoyed one of their most rewarding seasons in the team’s history. The girls played CAPTAINS against state powers Westfield, Cranford, Scotch Plains, Kearny, and Union and were in every game, playing outstanding soccer and having the outcome in doubt until the game’s end. Leading the tigers were seniors AMY SURA, ROSE BERARDI, NATALIE PAGE, DIANA TURON, KARA FREES, DONNA DUMALA, SALINA KHAN, SARA OKUN, ROBYN KUSHNER, AND MARLENE CHAVEZ. These girls were the spirit and soul of the team and Coach Mehalick will be hard pressed to replace them next season.

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Top Left: Goalie ROBYN KUSHNER, sets up for a save. Top Right: Setting up for a kick, DONNA DUMALA sends the ball to offense.

TOP: L. Drozd, V. Berardi, L. Hanns, E. Drozd, S. Kuban, Coach Mehalick, R. Kushner, D. Dumala, A. Sura, K. Frees, D. Turon. BOTTOM: L. Forstenhousler, E. Estupian, S. Khan, R. Berardi, N. Page, S. Okun, E. Musso, R. Hanns, D. Sake.

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115 WINNING RESPECT

CARLOS AREVALO dribbles around his opponent to the goal. DUANE OKUN gets his kicking leg fired up.

Back — COACH WALTERS, R. JUMIQUE, S. VOGEL, F. MEADE, M. HUDAK, J. SCHNEIDER, L. BAKUN, C. AREVALO, A. QUIN­ TELA, R. TRINH, S. CUCO, J. CAAMANO, R. BENITES, A. PICA, R. PATINO, COACH O’CALLAHAN. Front — M. LOPEZ, E. RAZURI, A. MACDONALD, D. WEBSTER, F. MONTERROSA, C. TATTOLI, D. PRINCIPATO, A. SIECZKOWSKI, D. OKUN, J. DZIEDZIC.

116 Respect was the net gain for the boys soccer team in the 2000-2001 season. Captain AQUILES QUINTELA was the only senior on the team, and he carried the leadership role well, inspiring the younger players. He led the Tigers with 15 goals scored and received Third Team All-County hon­ ors for his efforts. The team came together, playing many of the top-rated teams in the state to close matches. The 6-13- 1 record was not indicative of the team’s overall season as the boys gained valuable experience that will serve them well in the future. With juniors CARLOS AREVALO AND ROBERTO BENITES also gaining honorable mention in the All County ratings, the future looks bright for the boys soccer team and they hope to build on this year’s success.

Top — RICH TRINH prepares to send the ball down- field. JOE CAAMANO winds up to kick. AQUILES QUINTELA shows defensive skills.

117 Running To Be # 1!

The cross country season finished with success. Our Linden boys and girls worked hard together as one team. They proved that practice makes perfect.

Justus tries to catch up with Lavon. Aurelle Sudara pumps her arms toward the finish line. Sheila bites her lip at the excitement of finishing her successful race.

118 119 JADE and AGNES patiently await their next match. Fiercely hitting the ball, EWA PAS does it with ease.

The 2000-2001 girl’s tennis team experi­ enced a rebuilding year. The team finished with 5 wins and 8 losses. Senior captains JADE TRINH and DANIELA BALOGHOVA and junior PILAR SAL­ ADORES set the example for the younger players. The girls went into the Union County Tournament with high hopes and JADE TRINH did not disappoint, finish­ ing 3rd in the county. JADE also qualified for the NJSIAA State Tournament at first singles and played well. The team is look­ ing very promising, as the experience that they gained this year will serve them well in the future.

TOP: COACH KOLESA, E. PAS, A. ZOLNIEROWSKI, J. TRINH, K. KACA, J. ZAYETS; FRONT: R. ZHENG, D. BALOGHOVA, N. MARTINS, P. SALADORES, C. ASSAD

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— Waiting for the forehand return, DANIELA BALOGHOVA, stands determined. PILAR SALADORES sprints to return the volley.

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JADE TRINH shows her award winning form. Standing on the baseline, JANA ZAYETS anxiously awaits the serve.

121 ONE MORE TITLE 2000-2001 was another successful season for the boys basketball team. After all of the success of last year’s team, the team knew it would be dif­ ficult to match those accomplishments. There were rough spots along the way, resulting in an overall record of 12-9- The highlight of the season was capturing the Union County Championship, de-throning defending five time champion and state ranked St. Patrick’s 76-59- With experi­ enced seniors BRANDON BRACEY and GREG PARKER leading the way, the younger players were able to get a taste of varsity level competi­ tion. The seniors will be missed next year, and we wish them well in the future.

Co-captain Co-Captain BRANDON BRACEY GREG PARKER

GREG “M ORNIN” PARKER takes the ball strongly to the hoop.

STANDING: COACH COLICCHIO, D. DIAZ, J. WILSON, A. SUMNER, A. SUGGS, T. TANNER, D. BUSBY, A. POTTS, A. WHEELER, J. THOMAS, S. GULLETTE, A. LAPIERRE, E. OLIVEIRA, COACH HUTCHINSON, COACH BROOKS

122 CLOCKWISE — TONY WILSON drives strongly past the opposi­ tion. At the line DON BUSBY gets ready to sink another free throw. BRANDON BRACEY looks to make the pass.

123 The girls basketball team faced may struggles in 2001. Starting with a new coach­ ing staff and mostly underclassmen players, the girls learned a great deal about playing on varsity level. With no seniors starting, the young team gained valuable experience and showed great effort in achieving their respectable record. The future holds great promise for the returning players. A Season o f Change

(Back) Asst. Coach Gorski, J. Henderson, C. Green, T. McCray, Q. Brewington, A. Fajardo, C. James, A. Scarletta, J. Norman, Coach Patterson, J.V. Coach Nicholls. (Front) V. Berardi, P. Rogers, T. Thomas, E. Carter, S. Taylor, E. Grant, C. Williams, J. Cruz, N. Casimir. (Missing C. Lewis)

Left: Erika Carter drives past the opposing player. Right: Focusing on the basket, Quiana Brewington moves up court.

124 Left: Charda Taylor runs the offensive set. Right: Vickie Berardi attempts to in bound the ball.

Left: Junior leader Alicia Fajardo takes it strongly to the hoop. Right: Ashley Scarletta tries to pass the ball inside.

125 (Below) Football cheerleaders return from greeting the opposition. Cheerleaders perform at half time. (Left) Tiger mascot GRACEY MATLOSZ takes a break.

Co-captains CASEY RAYMOND, PRINCESS BLOCKER, and ROSALIA ZIOBRO.

DAWN MARIE VELTRF. is serious about cheering!

(Far Right) Basketball cheerleaders pose with advisor MS. MAGGIO.

126 (Clockwise) The crowd and cheerleaders pay close atten­ tion to the action. Football cheering looks like fun! Bas­ ketball cheerleaders end a cheer with style. The concen­ tration is evident as the cheer­ leaders dance.

127 Hit The Mats The 2001 wrestling team contin­ ued the success of previous teams. Senior wrestlers provided leader­ ship for the many unexperienced underclassmen, helping to guide them by instilling good work habits. The team finished 6-7 in dual meets, but individual wrestlers took the spotlight again during tournaments.

Senior Corey Walker works for leverage on his oponent (Back) Mr. Mizell, Asst. Coach Kurtz, Row 2: B. Allen, P. Karpa, C. Duffy, P. Andrews, A. Fernandez, Row 3: M. Wisnowski, N. Dutto, F. Monterrossa, Row 4: E. Mizell, L. Forstenhausler, S. Parekh, C. Gary, S. O’Connell, Row 5: C. Walker, E. Forstenhausler, S. Colvin, M. Edwards.

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Showing concentration and determination, Manny Daux approaches the hurdles. Leading the competition, Amy Sura soars over the hurdle with ease.

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130 A Race to the Finish The 2001 Winter Track Teams continued to achieve success. The girls team won Union County Championship. Amy Sura helped the team in victory by winning 1st place at the county 60 m hurdles. The boys team won third place at the counties. Jeff Jasmin won the county 400 m title. The teams placed well in regional competition, also with the boys relay team placing 2nd in the 4 x 200 at the Varsity Invitational in New York, and the girls individuals doing well. The accomplishments of this year’s team will be hard to duplicate, but the underclassmen hope to continue the success in the future.

Shakira Peterson strives for the finish line. B.B. makes the handoff and Jeff takes off.

Back Row: Mr. Devero, L. McGhee, J. Norman, X. Zheng, C. DaCosta, T. Lampley, P. Ruth, Ms. Greco Front Row: S. Asie, S. Peterson, L. Hanns, E. Estupian, A. Sura, K. Brennan, M. Dixon

131 One More Splash

The 2000-2001 season was a time to begin anew for the swimming team. Led by first year coach Mrs. Milewski, a largely underclass team was introduced to the rigors of competitive swimming. Only three seniors, Sebastian Niezgoda, Kara Frees, and Robert Hergert were there to provide leadership, and the new faces appreciated it. The experience they gained will help them to succeed in the future.

Senior SEBASTIAN NIEZGODA comes up for air.

Senior KARA FREES makes her way to the finish line.

132 S. Stanley, A. Bereziuk, D. Andrews, P. Kuleszka, M. Dukielski, Mid — Coach Mrs. Milewski, V. Miranda, M. Hudak, N. Avila, D. Aposolovska, K. Frees, and L. Bacigalupo. it. r i. Striking out!

The bowling team had a great season. They placed 5th in the county, 2nd in the Wathchung Conference and 4th in the Sectionals. Joe Quinn did an outstanding performance that placed him 1st in the Individuals and 3rd in the State.

(Far Right) Senior Joe Quinn shows the concentration that led to his Championship season.

(Left) Coach Zim­ merman and her seniors Joe Quinn, Nicole Kaio, Robyn Kushner and Tommy Alston.

Back: D. Berube, B. Lewis, J. Schneider, J. Quinn, S. Ried, N. Kaio A. Golda, Front: E. Falcon, T. Alston, R. Kushner, K. Glass, M. Sura, M. Ryba.

134

ROUNDING THE BASES

It was another successful year for the varsity baseball team. The team finished with a record of 12-11. Competing against diffi­ cult Watchung Conference com­ petition, the team showed that it was up to the challenge defeating powerful Westfield, in conference play. The highlights of the season were the tournaments. Strong play got the team into the finals of the Union County Tourna­ ment, where they fell to Bloom­ field. But the real highlight was advancing to the third round of the NJSIAA playoffs. While seniors CRAIG BLAZOUSKY AND VINCENZO W EGRZYNEK will be missed, the underclassmen look forward to their time to shine in the future.

CLOCKWISE: DANNY DIAS fires to first for the out. Hustling to first, DUANE COSBY, will beat out the throw.

STANDING: J. KEEFE, D. KEEFE, J. TANGO, H. LATIF, E. VALEGA, I. HALKIAS, C. BLAZOUSKY, D. DELVALLE, COACH J. MAHAN KNEELING: MGR. T. REDDICK, J. CARCAMO, M. FUSTER, S. PARILLA, D. OKUN, B. BOBENCHIK, D. DIAS, G. WRONSKI.

136 CLOCKWISE: Deeply concentrating ANTHONY SPANO awaits the ball. JO H N KEEFE con­ centrates on the upcoming pitch. BLAZE can make any play with his eyes closed ... SUPER- STAR! VINNY WEGRZYNEK looks in for the sign.

137 SO FTBA LL STRIKES AGAIN

Clockwise: No second thoughts for LAUREL HANNS as she scoops the ball up. S ALIN A KHAN thinks double or nothing. Awaiting the pitch ROSE BERARDI'S eyes are locked on the ball. SALLY TELESCO is waiting to bring one in.

138 The softball team completed their season with a 9 and 12 record. The team was led by seniors BETH CANADA and LATESHA BYNUM. BETH CANADA earned third team all county standings. The team is looking forward for a good 2000- 2001 season, with the nine returning varsity players: SALINA KHAN, ROSE BERARDI, MARLENE CHAVEZ, ROBYN KUSHNER, SALLY TELESCO, STEPHANIE KUBAN, ERICA DROZD, LIND­ SEY DROZD, and LAUREL HANNS.

Top: Coach Zimmerman; Laurel Hanns; Latesha Bynum; Robyn Kushner; Erica Drozd; Coach Desarno. Bottom: Beth Canada; Lindsey Drozd; Rose Berardi; Sally Telesco; Salina Khan.

139 SERVING ACES

With his feet set, BILLY TURBETT returns the serve. LAVON BROWN concentrates on the shot.

Back: M. Tankiewicz, S. Perkowski, D. Mayan, J. Salgado, G. Zheng. Row 2: J. Swiderski, M. Hudak, R. Adamczyk, D. Martinez, C. Campbell, J. Valdez. Front: M. Hergenhan, B. Turbett, R. Trinh

140 The boys tennis team had a successful campaign during the 2000 sea­ son. They finished with an overall record of 8-7, and had a successful showing against the difficult competition in the Watchung Confer­ ence. The team is in the midst of a rebuilding process, with only one senior and two juniors competing, so they hope for great things in the future from the younger players. They will look to senior Juan Salgado and juniors Rich Trinh and newcomer Joaquin Valdez for leadership in the 2001 season, and hope for more success.

DANILLO MARTINEZ follows through on the shot. MIKE HER- GENHAN goes low to save the ball. Winding up, RICH TRINH readies for the return. STRIDING FOR THE GOLD

The girls track team had a very suc­ cessful season this year led by Coach Devero and Coach Grieco. Their daily practice and dedication led to great success at their meets. Senior SHAKIRA PERTERSON set two school records; one in the 400m run and also one for the 400 intermedi­ ate hurdles. Also senior AMY SURA won the Union County and Watchung Conference champi­ onship, along with setting the new school record in the shuttle hurdles. MONIKA SURMA won the Novice Championship in the 400m run. With all the success of this years’ team, the seniors SHAKIRA, MONIKA, AMY, DONNA, AND RIMLA will be missed, but great things are still expected in the future.

Top Left: Only two more laps for DONNA DUMALA as she jogs down the track. Top Right: AMY SURA is determined to get over the last hurdle and win the race.

Top: COACH GRIECO, COACH DEVERO. Row 2: D. DUMALA, K. FREES, M. SURMA, R. KHAN, J. JOHNSON, P. RUTH. Row 3: J. NORM AN, N. SIN- GLEY, S. ASIE, A. SURA A. ALEXIS, D. HAIRSTON. Row 4: S. PETERSON, L. MCGHEE, C. DACOSTA, X. ZHENG, T. LANDRINE. Front: A. RANDOLPH, F. McKINNIE

142 Clockwise: Pumping her arms, MONIKA SURMA nears the finish line. Fiercely determined, RIMLA KHAN heads for home. Jumping high over a hurdle, SHELIA ASIE leads the way to the finish. With all her strength, SHAKIRA PETERSON clears the bar.

143 Making Strides

Success continued for the boys track team in 2001. The boys ran a very com­ petitive dual meet schedule, finishing 3- 1 against very difficult competition. They also competed in several individual meets, finishing with great results in those as well. The team finished third overall in the counties, but the individ­ ual accolades were what set the team apart. The shuttle hurdle team ran a school record time, posting the third best time in the state. They also placed first overall at the Westfield Invitational. The 4x400 team was third in the Meet of Champions and first in the Westfield Invitational. Manny Daux (third in 110 hurdles) and Jeff Jasmin (second 400 intermediate hurdles) are senior leaders who will be sorely missed.

ANDREW SZARO prepares to heave the shot for a new record. COREY WALKER strives for the finish line.

Front: J. Jasmin, G. Taylor, N. Edwards, M. Edwards, P. Chapman, W. Jones, ROW 2: A. Kinsler, C. Palmer, M. Mejia, R. Gaston, K. Wade, K. Worthy, E. Daux, A. Margino, V. Russo Row 3: S. Hardin, B. Hanks, B. Suchocki, A. Povozhnyuk TOP: B. Joseph, E. Sinclair, T. Soloman, L. Pierre, M. Brewington, E. Johnson, M. Pekosz, A. Szaro, J. Delacruz.

144 BERLANGE JOSEPH knows that concentration is the key to winning. NOEL EDWARDS is one step ahead of the competi­ tion. JEFF JASMIN makes hurdling look easy. “Beat that!” thinks EMMANUEL DAUX.

145 UP TO PAR

The 2001 golf team had a great season with a largely underclass roster. The golfers improved with eafcfi match and greatly enjoyed the expe­ rience of hitting the links to play like the PGA pros. Most golfers will return to play next year and the hope is that their experi­ ence will carry them fur­ ther in the future.

CLOCKWISE — Is that STEVE PRIGGE or Tiger Woods on the green? NOAH STRUCK watch­ es his drives sail down the lairway.

TOP ROW — M. GONZALEZ, D. KLIE, B. KUSHNER, P. THORNE, E. MATUSAWICZ, COACH JOE MARETTA. BOTTOM ROW — M. VALEGA, N. STRUCK

146 147 Clockwise: The ROTC Color Guard get ready for the MLK competi­ tion. Freshmen peer group members wonder “what’s next?” It’s party time at the library according to the ITV Spanish classes. The cast of Grease pose before performing. Clubs/Activities Two Thousand

The varied clubs and activities offered at Lin­ den High School give the students an oppor­ tunity to expand their horizons and enjoy their time outside of the classroom, while still reinforcing what goes on in the classroom. From language clubs to service-oriented clubs and activities, if a student wants to be involved, he can. They help students become “One-derful” in 2001!

Ted Tyburczy dresses as Santa Claus at the German Christmas party. Tina Sharo gets excited when performing. EMUN participants show their smiles after a successful competi­ tion.

149 1st row: D. Rodriguez, D. Lorys, L. Soto, V. Patel, F. Gwathney, B. Turbett, M. Astalos, C. Cantalupo, M. Szaro, T, Tyburczy, D. Araque 2nd row: D. Kondra- towicz, S. Mikulski, S. Pajak, J . Minczick, M., M. Cedzik, M. Feltynowski, M. Pekosz, D. Bialas, J. Krause, S. Parekh 3rd row: N. Shah, J. Dibesy, K. Lynel, M. Hergenhay, K. Kaca, A. Sudara, R. Desai, W. Jean, X . Xjheng, R. Ziobro, K. amson, P. Saladores 4th row: S. Amaral, D. Dias, J. Charles, J. Solano, S. Struss, B. Babiarz, J. Trinh, M. Surma, R. Hergert, K. Kunz, S. Gabrzyewski 5th row: M. Cordova, T. Catalano, C, Raymond, J. Mendoza, C. Assad, D. Dumala, J. Szulc, K. Kolemba, K. Frees, R. Kushner

This year the National Honor Society had 38 bright students. Nicole Castil­ Math Club lo was President, Jeff Golda was Vice President, Jeff Mendoza was treasurer and Rita Martins was secretary. Mr. Robertozzi was in charge of NHS and he made sure his members kept their grade average above an 88. Math Club meets once a month and works on strategic problems. Whatever amount of problems you get right that’s how many points you get added to your average in Mr. Schugel’s class. National Honor Society

1st row: J . Cardenas, D. Dumala, R. Berardi, C. Tevlin, S. Caraballo, T. Klutkowski, C. Struss, K. Kunz, H. Katz, J. Quinn, S. Tibare 2nd row: J. Cardenas, R. Absolut, T. Catalano, C. Raymond, C. Sanchez, B. Babriarz, C. Assad, J. Trinh, K. Kolemba, K. Frees, S. Niezgoda, E. Jens 3rd row: D. Brown, C. Tay­ lor, A. Jones, D. Cosby, T. Szaro, A. Sura, K. Vancak, J. Rua, R. Kushner, L. Vasquez, C. Blazousky 4th row: R. Martins, J. Mendoza, N. Castillo, J. Golda, Mr. Robotozzi Senior Class Council

The senior class council worked together to collect money for senior activities and to keep the senior class together in their last year.

First row: M. Andrade, L. Sepulveda, E. Issac, A. Adeyemo, P. Blocker, R. Berardi Second row: L. Hudson, A. Saxton, D. White, N. Brown, S. Khan, A. Jones, N. Castillo Third row: K. Red­ dick, J. Tessier, S. Badaway, E. Forstenhausler

Student Council Officers

Linden High School Student Council is com­ posed of many different students who all work together to make our school the best it can be.

S. Khan, A. Jones, P. Blocker Student Council

Firt row: E. Musso, S. Williams, M. Irizzary, L. Infante, C. Quintero, A. Victor G. Badaway, N. Surko, S. St. Louis, E. I Grant, J. Henderson, D. Sake, G. Matlosz, L. Drozd Second row: M. Puzio, H. Clauer, R. Ziobro, N. Shah, T. Chavis, S. I Asie, A. Fajardo, S. Telesco, N. Singley, A. Dziedzic, S. Gullette, J. Désir, T. Thomas Third row: A. Adeyemo, C. Czapek, I N. Ferreira, A. Sudara, R. Desai, K. Olson, N. Brown, E. Issac, A. Saxton, R. Hueston Fourth row: M. Andrade, N. Castil- I lo, S. Badaway, S. Ichan, P. Blocker, A. Jones, L. Hudson, D. White Back: O. Imarakenhue, N. Martins, P. Désir, G. Badawy, H. Claver, N. Shah, J. Marquez, M. Pekosz, E. Springer, T. Thomas, A. Sax­ ton. Row 2: A. Spano, B. Babiarz, S. Badawy, R. Aboslu, N. Brown, N. Costello, R. Martins, K. Frees, I. Cardenas, C. Barrios, N. Wes­ ley, J. Mendoza Front: R. Khan, J. Cardenas, M. Surma, R. Hergert, A. Gonzalez, C. Assad, K. Reddick, C. Sanchez, J. Trinh, M. Snell, H. Martinez, J. Tessier, D. Isaac, S. Tibere.

Learn and Serve America has been a very productive program at Linden Youth For United Way High School for many years. The students are able to work with physi­ cally and mentally challenged children of many different ages. Led by Mrs. Esther Paden, the Linden High School students are able to expand Youth for United Way is a group of students who do numerous vol­ their education with people who are different from them instead of unteer activities for our community. The students work hard to raise growing up with no understanding of the outside world. money for the MARCH of DIMES and college clothes for the home­ less. These students also serve as mentors for the local elementary school students. Their hard work helps to put a positive note on today’s community. LEARN AND SERVE

Back: A. Alayon, J. Hudson, R. Steward, M. Diaz, C. Miller, M. Santos, S. Vechina, Row 2: M. Regep, G. Badawy, J. Thomas, M. Salazar, K. Kesler, A. Attanasio, J. Mar­ quez, D. Bialas, A. Attanasio, S. Davilva, C. Ghali, Row 3: L. Brail, S. Badaway, R. Absolu, T. Jefferys, N. Brown, A. Spano, N. Costello, K. Reddick, I. Cardenas, K. Kolem- ba, J. Schultz, D. Dumala, P Alford, Front: J. Baskerville, R. Khan, J. Cardenas, M. Surma, R. Hergert, J. Mendoza, M. Snell, R. Martins, C. Sanchez, K. Frees, H. Mar­ tinez,^ Tessier, D. Isaac, S. Tibere. Floor A. Saxton, T. Thomas, E. Springer

152 Back: C. McCray, M. Krysiask, G. Taylor. Front: A. Dziedzic, N. Singley.

FCCLA is an organization at Linden High School under the direc­ Consumer Bowl Team tion of Ms. Wojcik. They are involved in various community pro­ jects such as aiding a Battered Women’s Shelter and visiting nurs­ ing homes and day care centers. In addition, they participate in This years Consumer Bowl team is led by two juniors who were on competitions against other high schools. the team last year: captain Nejuwah Singley and Alicia Dziedzic. They compete in the Union County Freeholders competition against other high schools on consumer awareness questions. They have been very successful in the past. F.C.C.L.A.

Back. J. Ericson, M. Mejia, O. Perkowska, A. Zolnierowsk, D. Laurole, K. Olivos, J. Radriguez, V. Thomp­ son. Row 2: C. Pierre, V. Rodriguez, C. Williams, J. Braxton, G. Owens, D. Landford, K. Glass, L. McGhee, S. Amaral, Row 3: C. Williams, K. Venturella, C. Marczak, M. Krek, S. Kuban, S. Alvarez, M. Diaz, T. Pafi- akis, Front: D. Turon, Aa. Sura, A. Dziedzic, S. Telesco, G. Taylor, N. Singley, K. Vancak

153 Back Row: N. Shah, G. Ruiz, N. Herrera, L. Bizeczkowski 2nd Row: S. Halkias, J. Borboa, M. Pilares, K. Kaca, Y. Garcia, K. Aleman, S. Blizniak, J. Bellero 3rd Row: H. Clauer, R. Schmitz, C. Marczak, N . Surko, A. Victor, A. Sudara, J. Novas 4th Row: V. Wegrzynek, J. Marquez, R. Desai, J. Halat, Mrs. Pater- nostro

The Spanish Club is comprised of students who wish to further Italian Club their interest in the Spanish culture. They have fundraisers to visit places with Spanish history. They also host the Splash Party.

The Italian Club is a group of students who show interest in the Italian language. They go on field trips to explore the beauty of the Italian culture. Spanish Club

Back row: M. Cedzik, K. Lynel, K. Olivos, E. Falcon, J. Dias, C. DaCosca, G. Diaz, J. Bellero, D. Moyers, F. Santos, J. Lopez, C. Alvarado 2nd row: L. Infante, K. Kaca, A. Surko, C. Terebinski, M. Feltynowski, G. Chirafesi, M. Rincon, R. Khan, C. Cantalupo, M. Astalos, G. Badawy, C. Martin 3rd row: N. Martins, L. Hanns, M. Santos, S. Vechina, B. Lewis, P. Mirabelli, K. Miller, N. Cosetllo, G. Minarchenko, M. Lopez, N. Rendon, A. Victor, A. Carvalho 4th row: S. , O'Connell, L. Hanns, S. Cuco. L. Drozd, E. Drozd, T. Andrade, C. Reyes, V. Guzman, A. Czyszczon. R. Brico, M. Diaz 5th row: F. Gwatheny, V. Wegrzynek, I D. Veltre, G. Matlosz, D. Sake. R. Hergert, J. Szulc, M. Hergenhan, C. Campbell, D. Perez, Z. Ferrer 6th row: D. Dias, M. Cordova, P. Antunes, H. Silva

154 Back row: K. Dzitkowski, M. Valega, G. Castro, A. Beruziak, B. Turbett, G. Kolemba, G. Zheng, G. Haverstock 2nd row: M. Tomasz, C. Duffy, J. Golda, C. Sanchez, J. Trinh, R. Ziobro, K. Frese 3rd row: Mrs. Richarson, D. Berube, T. Tyburczy, B. Barbiarz, K. Kolemba, M. Surma, K. Frees

The German Club goes further into the study of the German lan­ Delta Epsilon Phi guage. They go on field trips to seek the German culture. They also take part in raising money for various charitable causes.

The club consists of German-speaking students who maintain an “A” average for one-year. They are recognized by the German National Honor Society. The students also help their fellow class­ German Club mates who need help in studying the German language.

Back row: K. Dzitkowski, M. Paczek, S. Stec, A. Bereziuk, B. Krygowska, L. Brown, G. Kolemba, G. Elam, J. Koziol, G. Zheng, A. Sanchez 2nd row: M. Valega, M. Krysiak, M. Krysiak, A. Zolnierowski, D. Kushner, M. Tankiewicz, T. Moskal, M. Folcik, V. Ziobro, V. Miranda, J. Ziobro, M. Fernandez, C. Flemming 3rd row: C. Duffy, C. Stelljes, G. Castro, T. Tyburczy, D. Kondratowicz, S. Gabryszewski, B. Orack, R. Ziobro, C. Nessmith, R. Blakely 4th row: J. Rebelo, J. Golda, D. Berube, R. Kushner, C. Sanchez, B. Barbiarz, J. Trinh, K. Kolemba, M. Surma, K. Frees 5th row: Mrs. Turbett, M. Biezczad, K. Frees, B. Turbett, Mrs. Richardson

155 Back: J. Velez, R. Coello, H. Carrasco, E. Regula, S. Chowaniec, K. Kozak, M. Kotlewska, J. Aleman. Row 2: L. Sepulveda, J. Piatkowski, J. Furman, C. Struss, J. Szaro, T. Klutkowski, M. Gillespe, E. Willis. Row 3: Mrs. Simpson, S. Rosier, Y Scriven, C. McCray, H. Pierre, S. Sinclair, T. Jeffreys, N. Haden, S. Flores. Front: M. Lima, J. Infimto, C. Tevlin, L. Vasquez, M. Andrade, M. Cordova, B. Ghee.

The Polish/Slavic Club, one of the largest clubs in Linden High School, pro­ vides students to learn more about Polish and Slavic culture and customs. CBE They work to raise money for hospitals in Poland, by having various fundrais­ ers.

Cooperative Business Education is a 15 credit class that opens up hands-on job training in an office for students interested in a business career. These stu­ dents leave school early every day and go to work, earn money, and gain skills in the business world. Polish/Slavic Club

Back: D. Kotlinksi, M. Stepien, D. Hus, M. Urban, S. Pajak, M. Hajduk, M. Brodka, M. Krysiak, L. Suiowiec. Row 2: W. Hadam, J. Minczyk, A. Surowiec, N. Niedzwiedzka, E. Stepien, T. Regula, K. Wojtowicz, S. Zolnierowski, B. Kowalski, M. Mazur, L. Czarowski. Row 3: E. Regula, M. Mastalerczyk, P. Dynak, M. Paszek, S. Mikulski, B. Krygouska, K. Niejadlik, N. Bari, J. Piwowar, K. Samsel. Row 4: P. Zamorska, P, Pyra. G. Zamorska, A. Porozhnyuk. Y Zajets, S. Wnek, K. Dzi'tkowski, A. Jamroz,' K. Kesler, L. Bakun Row 5: K. Kozak, K. Zach, O. Perkowska, B. Pelewicz, S. Urban, J. Niec, A. Smarz, M. Stachura, M. Kruczkows- ki, S. Stec, M. Krysiak. A. Zolnierowska, D. Szymczuk, E. Pas. Front: S. Chowaniec, M. Kotlewska, D. Baloghova, M. Topczewska, P. Grzelaszyk, K. Niejadlik, R. Kokoszka, I. Stepien, B. Szulc, M. Cierpiaz, A. Cynkarz, K. Wnek, A. Kazmierczak, M. Zach, K. Czamecki.

156 Back: A. Quintella, L. Kapel. Row 2: C. Walker, D. Georgallis, F. Decampos, J. Ruiz, E. Pizzarelli, R. Incannella. Ropw 3: R. Rhodes, T. Matthews, J. Whipple, G. Borrero, J. Bass, E. E)aux. Front: C. Giraballo, B. Pupos, R. Rodak, M. Fryczynski, Mrs. Modrak.

Marketing Education V.I.C.A. is the Vocational Industrial Club of America.

Marketing Education are composed of students who are in the Intro to Educa­ V.I.C.A. tion class that run the school store.

Back: K. Linnell, J. Novas, T. Nadolski, R. Hueston, A. Sanchez, D. Sczupakowski, P. Zdewsky, J. Koziol, M. Lopez, Row 2: S. Pajak, A. Kupka, C. Hilg, D. Diaz, S. Gural, D. Tavares, S. Amaral, Mr. Starkman. Front: J. Nimczyk, W. Hadam, K. Czamecki, C. Mosquera, S. Oconnell, I. Marcano, N. Lemes,J. Golda, S. Mamad- janov.

157 Back: S. Badawy, N. Martins, X. Y Zheng, M. Feltynowski, N. Ferreira Row two: J. Cardenas, J. Sculz, K. Kolemba, N. Paige, K. Frees, A. Spano, N. Castillo, I. Cardenas, Front row: T Sharo, R. Hergwert, M. Surma, R. Khan, R. Martins, K. Reddick, C. Sanchez

The Culture Club is a club that gives students a chance to experience dif­ Tiger Magazine ferent art, music, dance, and theater of the whole world through trips to theater events and performances.

The Tiger Magazine is a student publication, which features the poet­ ry, prose, and artwork pieces provided by the student body. The mag­ azine is published about three times a year and gives the students of Culture Club LHS a place to have their “voice” heard.

Back row: R. Desai, D. Veltre, D. Sake, G. Matlosz, X. Y Zheng, M. Feltynowski, T. Tyburczy, A. Sudara, Row two: R. Absolu, J. Cardenas, J. Sculz, K. Kolemba, K. Frees, A. Spano, N. Castillo, S. Badawy Front row: T. Sharo, R. Hergert, M. Surma, R. Khan, R. Martins, C. Sanchez, I. Cardenas

158 Back row: R. Daville, C. Owens, G. Zheng, S. Chacko Row two: S. St. Louis, S. Posy W. Jean, L. St. Louis, C. Ghali Front row: S. Tibere, D. Hu, C. Assad

The Diversity Club is an organization that celebrates the unity of various Bible Club cultures. The club is headed by Mrs. Ulewicz and Ms. Giordano.

The Bible Club was established in 1999 under the supervision of Mrs. Klie. Its purpose is to spread and promote the faith. Diversity Group

Back row: Womack, T. Chizgeni, S. Frazier, M. Puzio, V. Miranda, G. Zheng, S. Martins, A. Canillo, S. Gabryszewski, J. Gural, K. Aleman Row two: M. Sosa, M. Irizarry, D. Sainvil, R. Daville, J. Caamano, L. Brown, G. Owens, N. McCrea, S. St. Louis, M. Rollis, Third row: C. Williams, G. Badawy, N. Shah, C. Williams, S. Posy, R. Desai, A. Sudara, C. Terebinski, M. Krek, N. Martin, R. Absolu Front row: Anderson, A. Victor, J. Braxton, P. Kaur, Ms. Giordano

159 (Back) E. Johnson, L. Brown, N. Shah, N. Singley, M. Hergenhan, M. Feltinowski, M. Pekosz. (Row 2) S. Patel, P. Saladores, M. Cedzik, A. Sudara, R. Desai, X. Zheng, R. Ziobro, K. Sampson, M. Szaro, C. Cantalupo, J. Golda, B. Babiarz, D. Dumula, K. Kolumba, R. Hergert, R. Matins, S. Niezgoda, K. Sanchez, K. Frees, C. Assad, J. Trinh, V. Santiago, E. Jens.

Members of the Science Club apply their interests and knowledge of NJ SCIENCE science into various engineering projects. These projects, which include cars, planes, and towers are entered into the club’s competitions, where LEAGUE they are judged based on the performance of their projects. The NJSL consists of the most exemplary science students in LHS. The league competes against students of other schools across the state. Throughout the year, LHS’ NJSL has won sev­ SCIENCE CLUB eral awards and distinctions.

(Back) L. St. Louis, H. Clauer, , D. Desimini, J. Krause, J. Imperiosi, F. Braga, M. Pekosz, G. Koiemba (Row 2) M. Cedzik, F. Hays, C. Marczak, K. Kaca, J. Mar­ quez, S. Amaral, A. LaPierre, S. Parekn, R. Daville, M. Sura, S. Posey, S. Llusha, J. Lazo, R. Ziobro, K. Sampson, R. Desai, A. Sudara, P. Saladores, R. Chu, W. Jean, S. Drasc (Front) C. Raymond, J. Mendoza, R. Kans, K. Koiemba, J. Schultz, J. Trinh, B. Babiarz, R. Hergert, M. Surma, K. Frees, D. Dumala, J. Golda, K. Assad, S. Niezgoda

160 (Clockwise) Science Club work is really hands on. Caroline and Barbara test their hypothesis. Stela Llusha wonders if her pro ject will work. Greg asks Mark and Matt for their opinions. Science Club C 3 Z In Action f

Mr. Borbely joins senior Science Club members for the photo.

161 D.E.C.A

The Distributive Education Clubs of America (D.E.C.A.) is an association of Marketing students who compete in regional and state conferences using their skills in the business fields. These students are preparing for the business world.

Back: K. Rodriguez, R. Williams, L. Swan. Row 2: T. Attanasio, K. McNeill, C. Miller, A. Coage, M. Krysiak. Front: J. Furman, M. Gillespie, C. Caraballo, M. Dinis, C. McCray. Guitar L Â MÉHk ' Ensemble

Jflir Sá JR oL \f - ~ Orchestra and Guitar Ensemble are groups that perform under the instruction of Mr. Michael Tomasulo. Orchestra, a group of fine stringed instrument handlers, performs 1 for schools, All City competitions, and other ^ ■■. L-ÆH® festivals. Guitar Ensemble is a new group of students who receive instruction in electric i M l íi m d \ 1 r -A •v, M guitar and bass with vocals to go along with their show. They too perform at various school programs.

Back: T. Demircan, C. Dzitkowski, A. Balazy, T. Regula, J. Savino, D. Okun. Row 2: R. Ziobro, K. Sampson, M. Orchestra Biesczad, F. Hayes, J. Sousa, D. Fishgrund. Fronc: L. Andrews, Mr. Tomasulo, N. Page, R. Hergert, V. Wegrzynek.

Back: C. Rebelledo, A. Hudson, G. Cash, D. Fishgrund, J. Sousa, J. Mularz, T. Demircan, P. Desai. Row 2: C. Dzitkowski, V. Miranda, J. Canada, M. Cedzik, F. Hayes, D. Bialas, S. Gabryszewski, C. Miller. Front: Mr. Tomasulo, J. Galvez, R. Ziobro, K. Sampson, S. Badawy, M. Chavez, A. Dziedzic.

162 J. Dias, C. Orgella, J. Bellero, J. Dias, D. Cosby, S. Badawy, B. Sainvil, C. Nessmith, J. Rua, S. Rosier, A. FilsAime, N. Wesley, D. Diaz, L. Irizarry, A. Jones.

This large group of talented young singers that blend their harmony and Chamber Choir melody to make a sound that is pleasing to the ear. They too are award win­ ners and bring us much joy and praise in their vocal talents. They perform in competitions that include the Teen Arts Festival and trips to other states to perform for awards. This hand picked group of elite choir performers who show a special talent for singing, perform for the schools and at competitions and have brought us many awards. They are all part of the school choir, but are the superior singers and happen to have a special talent that surpasses the rest. Concert Choir

Back: C. Nessmith, J. Bellero, P. Desir, D. Saint-Preux, I. Richards, E. Alexander, O. Washington, L. Pouncil, J. Galvez, S. Merilan, T. Gibson. Row 2: J. Dias, J. Dias, S. Taylor, G. Barthelus, R. Rosada, D. Martinez, J. Taylor, J. Schneider, C. Rosales, G. Thomas, T. Moise, R. Schmitz. Row 3: S. Rosier, L. Irizarry, A. Coage, T. Thomas, C. Williams, N. Lane, J. Brax­ ton, B. Thompson, T. Chavis, J. Charles, McNeil, A. FilsAime, Mrs. Fuller. Row 4: B. Sainil, J. Rua, A. Jones, D. Cosby, D. Dias, S. Badaway, L. Hudson, N. Wesley, M. Snell, S. Tibere, S. Shultz, J. Tessier, K. Pacyna, C. Orgella Marching Band

Band Front

Top: L. Szalisnyo, G. Chirafesi, D. Moyes, R. Curley, M. Ruggiero, M. Rincon, D. Gurgacz; Bottom: J. Messinger, P. Mirabelli, M. Jozefyk, T. Sharo, N. Castillo

J. Schultes, D. Cosby, J. Krause, M. Merriwether, A. Spano, R. Guerra, B. Lewis, A. Gallego; Row 2: M. Duffy, J. Mendoza, B. Sainvil, J. Savino, C. Castro, D. Dias, R. Sheehy, M. Dinis, J. Rua, K. Morris, S. Castro; Row 3: C. Dinis, A. Alexis, R. Dematos, C. Duffy, J. Marquez, M. Hergenhan, N. D'Andrea, J. Galvez, B. Orak, J. Duffy, S. Tibere; Row 4: D. Matzkanich, K. Pacyna, A. Gomez, R. Jenkins, C. Raymond, T. Dematos, M. Motley, J. Alves, J. Thompson; Front: M. Jozefyk, N. Castillo, M. DaRocha, P. Mirabelli, M. Ricon, L. Szalisznyo, D. Moyes, R. Curley, M. Ruggiero, G. Chirafesi, D. Gurgacz, T. Sharo, J. Messinger, C. NesSmith

164 The Linden High School Marching Band performs at all football games and local parades. They competed in the US Scholas­ tic Marching Band Competition in Penn­ sylvania and placed a respectable fourth out of fourteen bands. They received a spe­ cial Marine Corps award at the champi­ onships. This year the marching band took their annual trip to Canada to perform their show.

Clockwise: Soloists have their moment of glory. TINA SHARO dances “The Horse." Drum Major CASEY RAYMOND con­ ducts the marching band. Drum line mem­ bers keep the beat. NICOLE CASTILLO strikes a pose.

165 Back: J. Rua, Ms. Greco, T. Share Row 2: S. Munoz, E. Barrios, E. Vega, M. Rincon, P. Mirabelli, J. Duffy Row 3: N. Ferriera, J. Hudson, A. Spano, N. DAndrea, D. Dias Row 4: D. Gurgacz, C. Raymond, N. Rendon, E. Drozd, J. Marquez, V. Winne, Row 5: D. Baloghova, N. Meneses, K. Olivas, L. Drozd, G. Chirafisi, D. Perez, A. Pedro Front: D. Sake, J. Bellero, M. Andrade, D. Veltre, R. Kushner, G. Matlosz

The program E)ance Works is an elective class for Physical Education to teach and improve dance skills. They dance at many events throughout die school year and gain Dance Ensemble knowledge of many different types of dance.

Dance Ensemble is an elective at LHS where students can work on such dance areas as tap, jazz, ballet, and modem. The group performs at numerous events and concerts including the Teen Arts Festival. Dance Works

Back: C. Gamara, K. Linnell, R. Faniel, W. Johnson, M. Brewington, E. Hinton, L. Smith, T. Gibson, S. Martins, J. Ziobro, A. Johnson Row 2: J. Monterrosa, L. Johnson, M. Carvera, D. Martinez, A. Surko, C. Terebiniski, M. Krek, N. Edwards, C. Pierre, P. Braxton, M. Jury, S. Halkias Row 3: C. Almazabas, K. Aldof, R. Rosado, G. Désir, M. Habura, J. Charles, C. James, J. Borbor, J. Zurita, M. Motley, A. Pedro, E. Diaz, A. Muhammad Row 4: A. Rodriguez, J. Noble, W. Jean, K. Olivos, D. Andrews, M. Irizarry, N. Todriguez, C. Quintero, J. Anacona, F. Monterrosa, G. Manbodh, C. Rosales, D. Peoples Front: T. Spires, M. Johnson, D. Moyes, P. Alford, C. Nicholson (Teacher), N. Brown, L. Hudson, N. Surko, J. Marquez , G. Badawry, T. Lutchman, M. Loiselle

166 Back: S. Gabryszewski, R. Dematos, A. Cignarella, C. Dinis, C. Smith 2nd Row: R. Jenkins, K. Morris, B. Lewis, M. Pekosz, J. Schultes Front Row: J. Rua, N. D’Andrea, M. Dinis, A. Spano, D. Cosby, J. Mendoza, K. Pacyna

The Linden High School Band is a group of talented musicians. These stu­ Stage Band dents perform at numerous school concerts, luncheons, and local events throughout the city.

The Linden High School Stage Band is a group of musicians who play only jazz or popular music. The stage band includes saxophones, trumpets, trom­ bones, and percussion. They perform at various fonctions in school and around town. Concert Band

Back: Mr. Krantz, S. Romano, L. Martinez, J. Krause, S. Gabryszewski, J. Thompson, K. Thompson, R. Sheehy, C. Castro, S. Jamison 2nd Row: M. Duffy, M. Motley, T. Dematos, V. Berardi, L. Jirinec, D. Matzkanich, C. Dinis, C. Smith, J. Quintero, R. Horsch 3rd Row: S. Hardin, J. Dziedzic, R. Dematos, B. Orak, M. Hergenhan, A. Cignarella, C. Duffy, D. Webster, A. Gallego, J. Bolher 4th: L. Pouland, S. Chea, J. Duffy, P. Mirabelli, K. Morris, B. Lewis, M. Pekosz, J. Schultes, R. Guerra Front: J. Cardenas, L. Blakely, J. Rua, N. D'Andrea, M. Dinis, A. Spano, C. Raymond, D. Cosby, J. Mendoza, K. Pacyna

167 NAVY J.R.O.T.C.

First Platoon Back: R. Kuban, P. Castanheira, M. Shultz, J. Estok, N. Braxton, J. Belfort, J. Camano Front: M. Bieszczad, G. Badawy, R. Desai, A. Sudara, K. Kuntz, B. Orak, J. Koziol, P. Soto

Second Platoon Back: B. Allen, D. Diaz, S. Ankum, S. Smith, J. Rincon, J. Merriwether, D. Murry, L. Boisrond Row 2: J. Barbosa, F. Thornton, T. Irby, M. Jovel, S. Llusha, K. Catala, K. Thompson Front: R. Farfa, L. Kotowoski, N. Lane, J. Quintero, P. Mehta, S. Taylor, E. Barrios

Third Platoon Back: J. Krause, C. Sultan, S. Badawy, J. Mularz, R. Espejo, P. Piatkowski Row 2: M. Paszek, T. Nadolski, T. Blocker, S. Gonzalez, J. Duffy, A. Miller, D. Baker Front: S. Cales, E. Velasquez, F. Gwathney, F. Nicolas

168 Fourth Platoon J. Philibert, R. Adamczyk, R. Zaccaro, R. Palas, A. Ubier, D. Araque, C. Turner, J. Mitchell Row 2: R. Spencer, D. Bailey, J. Delpino, J. Quinn, K. Olsen, C. Wallas, D. Valentine, D. Richardson, A. Victor, R. Khan, J. Galvez Front: J. Quezada, J. Krutis, N. Simms, G. Minarchenko, C. NesSmith, S. Romano, A. Loria, L. Romero

Fifth Platoon Back: T. Hudson, C. Gonzales, T. McCray, S. ■si Vogel, M. Petion, C. Rebolledo, C. Nechochea, M. m < - WË Wallace, J. Imarenakhue, S. Marcin Row 2: A. ■ 1 Canillo, M. Cabezas, R. Blakely, C. Tattoli, J. Cruz, J. O’Brien, D. Blocker, K. Ericson Front: T. Hudson, Z. Sharrett, D. Douglas, M. Parker, J. Borbor, C. Nickson, N. Thomas

Seventh Platoon Tenth Platoon Back: S. Smith, E. Grmendez, M. Riley, M. Mejia, P. Kuleska, J. Back: M. Ryba, R. Jerome, P. Palma, L. Coelho, D. Lorys, K. Maneiro Row 2: P. Delalue, R. Flynn, P. Puszczalo, J. Rodriguez, Kolemba, M. Barbosa, C. Roman, R. Brico, D. Willis Row 2: G. D. Klieman, S. Valentine, K. Olivos Caamano, R. Vasquez, M. Noble, L. Cox, M. Lopez, C. Barrios, D. Rodriguez, B. Evans Front: C. Czapek, K. Palas, N. Surko, A. Molyneaux

169

■ G. Joseph, M. Andrade, A. Albert

In addition to scholastics, students learn that helping others is also Library Squad an important part of education. The assistance the students pro­ vide the staff in Service League is much needed and appreciated.

The students in the Library Squad work diligently to answer ques­ tions, reshelve books, and just keep order in the library. They wish to show the staff that the student body appreciates everything Service League they do for us.

BACK: J. Simon, S. Niezgoda, G. Joseph, ROW 2: K. Olson, C. Sanchez, K. Reddick, R. Rhodes, E. Springer, A. Albert, FRONT ROW: M. Andrade, V. Santiago, M. Snell, D. Turon, A. Sura, K. Vancak

170 -'*** : ■' __i .1:

BACK: J. Maneiro, V. Patel, B. Patel, J. Gregg, A. Czyszczon, C. Campbell, D. Niesyn, R. Price. Row 2: S. Perkowski, D. Baker, M. Karas, J. Martinho, R. Vesci, O. Fortune, J. Niesyn, M. Schultz ROW 3: D. Rodrigeuz, D. Kondratowicz, K. Sampson, R. Ziobro, G. Denaia, S. Amaral, C. Cantalupo, R. Adamczyk, F. Gwathney FRONT: D. Hu, J. Riordan, G. Camano, MR. BASTE- DO, B. Ghee, P. Patel

The Computer Science Society members deal with various computer pro­ grams as they strive to learn about new technology and computer pro­ Video Game Club gramming.

The members of the Video Game Club participate in weekly meetings where they play various strategy and learning video games. Computer Science Society

BACK: J. Niesyn, A. Czyszczon, C. Campbell ROW 2: D. Ridriguez, D. Kondratowicz, C. Cacalupo, R. Adamczyk FRONT: D. Plu, J. Rior­ dan, MR. BASTEDO, G. Camano, P. Patel

171 Back: G. Deneia, M. Feltynowski, J. Galvez, J. Krause, S. Parekh, C. Daux, J. Imperiosi 3rd Row: C. DaCosta, C. Tere- binski, P. Saladores, D. Bialas, P. Mirabelli, T. Tyburczy, F. Braga, S. Amaral, D. Arias 2nd Row: R. Chu, K. Sampson, D. Sake, A. Dziedzic, N. Singley, S. Telesco, M. Krek, P. Kaur, G. Owens, D. Parilla Front: K. Olsen, M. Snell, S. Badawy, R. Khan, X. Zheng, J. Duffy, G. Matlosz, R. Ziobro, N. Castillo, A. Spano, G. Joseph

The Criminal Justice Club is a new club formed this year. Supervised History Club by Mr. Robertozzi, students interact with real life situations within the court system. One activity students participated in was the Mock Trial which included the competition against other schools. The Linden High School History Club’s purpose is for students to learn facts and important information of History beyond what is taught in the classroom. The Club gives a broader view of history Criminal Justice Club through discussion, hands on research, and trips.

Back: R. McNeill, A. Fenelus, D. Arias, S. Parekh, S. Tibere, C. Czapek, G. Zheng Row 2: R. Osselin, C. DaCosta, P. Kaur, C. Terebinski, M. Krek, J. Kerris, Z. Sharrett, R. Zheng, E. Forstenhausier Row 3: S. Collins, J. Rivera, J. Krause, R. Berardi, G. Owens, D. Bialas, D. Parilla, T. Jefferys, G. Haverstock Front: V. Wegrzynek, J. Quinn, K. Pacyna, K. Kunz, Mr. Robertozzi

172 The Key Club’s main focus is to serve Linden’s citizens and help Morning around the town. They try their best to set a positive attitude in Announcers our society. Our LHS announcers report special events and upcoming activities throughout the school every morning. They help with all the morn­ ing exercises and prepare us for a good day in school.

Back: A. Zolnierowski, M. Krysiak, J. Niec, J. Clayborne, J. Imperiosi, S. Amaral, C. Reyes 3rd Row: S. Alvarez, N. Martins, H. Clauer, S. Parekh, J. Kertis, M. Krek, J. Krause, G. Matlosz 2nd Row: N. Ferreira, A. Dziedzic, D. Veltre, D. Sake, S. Telesco, X. Zheng, P. Kaur, C. Campbell, M. Hergenhan Front: K. Frees, J. Mendoza, B. Babiarz, J. Trinh, C. Assad, R. Hergert, M. Surma, J. Szulc, K. Kolemba, D. Dumala

173 PEER GROUP CONNECTION

S. Niezgoda, M. Chavez, N. D’Andrea, S. Sin­ clair, J. Rua, V. Wegrzynek, D. Cosby, M. Jozefyk, C. Assad.

A. Spano, L. Vazquez, S. Badawy, B. Sainvil, T. Sharo, D. Turón, G. Joseph, N. Castillo.

R. Kushner, A. Jones, A. Sura, B. Joseph, A. Paffrath, S. Khan, S. Peterson, K. Vancak, R. Absolu, D. Dumala.

174 175 Back: A. Dziedzic, S. Kuban, S. Telesco, Ms. Gergely Row 2: E. Springer, C. Blazousky, M. Joze- fyk, S. Sinclair, N. Marcinho, G. Hoverstock, P. Soto Front: K. Olson, M. Surma, N. Page, K. Vancak, D. Turon, T. Sharo

CYNOSURE

Cynosure is made up of a group of students who, instead of taking an academic class, volunteer time during the school day to work on the LHS yearbook. The students are mostly seniors with some juniors mixed in. The time they spend is greatly appreciat­ ed (usually) by Ms. Gergely, and their help is also welcomed. They learn the basics of yearbook layout and design and are able to put their knowledge into practice to produce the yearbook.

One of the benefits of being on the yearbook staff is being able to take silly pictures like these on Club Photo Day!

176 Craig, Michelle and Geoff assume the usual spot on the couch. Why is Craig awake, (Above) Sally Telesco rushes to complete a layout while though? (below) senior Cynosure members goof around in the hallway. Gergely is surrounded by the women of Cynosure.

CHRONICLE

The Chronicle is comprised of Journalism I stu­ dents and any other students who wish to con­ tribute stories and work for the newspaper. Stu­ dents learn the basics of newspaper writing and lay­ out and attempt to publish a newspaper.

Back: Felipe Braga, Ms. Gergely, Pam Soto Front: Nadia Lahens, Rimla Khan, Melissa Snell, Court­ ney Brose, Sherrien Badawy

Club 10, 12; Math Club 11, 12; MIE 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 12; N J Science League 10, 11, 12; Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Learn & Serve America 9, 10, 11; Youth for United Way 9, 10, 11, 12; Principal’s Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12

Badawy, Sherrien p. 15 630 E. Blancke St. msgoyaqween @aol. com Chronicle 12; Choir — Chamber 12; Choir — Concert 9, 10, 11, 12; Dance Ensemble 11; FCCLA 12; Graduation Usher 11; Homecoming Court 12; Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 (Concert mas­ ter); Peer Leader; ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; Learn & Serve America 9; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11 (HR Rep); Future Teachers of America STELLA LLUSHA JOMAIRA LOPEZ 12; Senior Class President

Baloghova, Daniela p. 15 845 Laurita St. Dance Ensemble 11, 12; Polish/Slavic Absolu, Ricky (Not pictured) Basketball — Boys 11; Bowling 12; Club 11, 12; ROTC 11; Tennis — girls 1109 Essex Ave. Dance Ensemble 11; Football — JV 10 11, 12 Culture Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Diversity 9, 10, 11, 12 — Treasurer; NHS 12; PGC Andrade, Melissa p. 14 Barrios, Claudia p. 15 12; Learn & Serve America 11, 12; Track (spring) 9; Youth for United Way 9, 10, Andreko, Vincent (Not pictured) Baskerville, JoVanne T. p. 15 11, 12; Principal’s Honor Roll 9, 11, 12 123 Lindegar St. 1140 Hollywood Rd. Choir — Concert 9; Peer Group 9; Learn Adeyemo, Adejoke p. 14 Antunes, Pedro p. 14 & Serve America 12 613 Bower St. 2023 Dill Ave. PureHoney88@ hotmail Bass, Jason p. 15 Choir — Concert 10; Haitian Club 11; Aragona, Adrianna p. 14 Student Council 12 1174 Union St. Brazil, Ianna p. 15

Albert, Arian p. 14 Aspromatis, Harilaos (Not pictured) Berardi, Rose p. 16 714 Washington Ave. Aleman, Jackeleen p. 14 Berlus, Rose-Jasmie p. 16 2132 Caroline Ave. Assad, Caroline p. 14 844 Mack PI. Learn & Serve America 12; Track Mademoiselle83 @hotmail. com (indoor) 10 Avendano, Paola p. 14 Art Club 12; Choir — Concert 12 719 McGillvary Place Alford, Ponchitta p. 14 Dance Works 11, 12; Spanish Club 10 Blakely, Liane C. p. 16 826 Jackson Ave. atytiana @ aol.com Ayala, Michael p. 15 Blazousky, Craig p. 16 Dance Works 10, 11; Learn & Serve 803 Knopf St. America 9, 11, 12 Babiarz, Barbara p. 15 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Team Captain); 1010 A Stuart PI. Cynosure 12; NHS 12; Spanish Club 9, Alston, Thomas p. 14 Culture Club 10, 11; Delta Epsilon Phi 10, 11; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 1228 Passaic Ave. 11, 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Key

180 Blocker, Princess p. 16 1909 Verona Ave. Cheerleader — Basketball 11, 12 (cap­ tain); Cheerleader — Football 12 (cap­ tain); Drama Club 11, 12; Student Council 12 (president); Tiger Mascot 11; Honor Roll 9, 10, 12; Lucent Mentoring Program 10, 11

Bodek, Joseph p. 16

Borrero, Grechen M. p. 16 620 Dennis PI.

Bracey, Brandon J. p. 16 1019 Essex Ave. Able Mentoring 10, 11; Basketball (boys) 9, 10, 11, 12; Football (JV) 9, 10

Braga, Victor (Not pictured) 902 S. Park Ave. DWAYNE, INGRID, RITA, and JASBEIDY show their prom finery and happy smiles.

Braxton, Nathan p. 16 Able Mentoring 12; ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; ROTC Color Guard 12; ROTC Drill Step Team 9; Student Council 9, 12; 12; Honor Roll 10, 11; Principal's Team; Video Game Club 9, 10 Youth for United Way 12; Honor Roll Honor Roll 9, 12 10, 12 Bredy, Stanley T. p. 17 Cardenas, Jasbeidy p. 17 37 E. 17th St. Bullock, Natalie N. (Not pictured) 126 Fernwood Terr. Band — Concert 9, 12; Civil War Brook, Jeffrey p. 17 Caamano, Gabriel (Not pictured) Round Table 12; Culture Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11; Graduation Brose, Courtney A. p. 17 Cano, Zahi p. 17 Usher 10, 11; NHS; Orchestra 9; Learn 1506 Lenape Rd. & Serve America 10, 11, 12; Spanish [email protected] Caraballo, Cerissa p. 17 Club 11; Tiger Magazine 11, 12; Track Band — Marching 9; Dance Ensemble 917 Meacham Ave. — Spring 10; Youth for United Way 10, 9, 10, 11; Drama Club 12; Peer Group Pinkduchess28@cs. com 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Pnn- Freshman; School Play 9; Soccer — Girls Art Club 11, 12; Band — Marching 11; cipal’s Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 10, 11; Softball 9, 10, 11 Boosterette 10; CIE 12; DECA 10, 12 (President); NHS; PGC — Freshman; Carrasco, Hernan p. 17 Brown, Dwayne (Not pictured) Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Principal’s 21 Gesner St. Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 lazerbeam@hotmail. com Brown, Imeshia (Not pictured) CBE 12; Video Game Club 9; Honor 1206 Roselle St. Carcamo, Julio p. 17 Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Principal’s Honor Bible Club 11; Learn & Serve America Roll 10, 11; Diversity Club 9, 10, 11 12 Cardenas, Ingrid p. 17 126 Fern wood Terr. Castillo, Nicole p. 17 Brown, Nicole A. p. 17 Civil War Round Table 12; Culture Club 615 Lindegar St. 1002 Chandler Ave. 10, 11, 12; French Club 11; Graduation Nicita3498@ home, com alnicole@att. net Usher 10, 11; NHS; Orchestra 9; PGC Band — Marching 9, 10, 11, 12 (Band Choir — Concert 10; Dance Works 12; — Freshman; Learn & Serve America 10, Front Lieutenant); Chronicle 10; Civil Graduation Usher 10, 11; PGC — 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Tiger Magazine War Round Table 12; Culture Club 10, Freshman; Learn & Serve America 12; 11, 12; Youth for United Way 10, 11, 11, 12; Graduation Usher 11; NHS

181 (President); PGC — Freshman; Peer Chavez, Marlene p. 18 Mediation 11 Leader; School Play (Production Assis- 40 Edgewood Rd. tant) 9, 10, 11, 12; Learn & Serve Amer- marsl [email protected] Coello, Ruth p. 18 ica 9, 10, 11, 12; Service League 11; Dance Ensemble 10; Orchestra 9, 10, 11 Softball Girls Varsity 9, 10; Spanish 12; Peer Leader; Soccer — girls 10, 11,1 Collins, Carl S. p. 18 Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council (HR (varsity); Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 (varsity 715 W. Blancke St. Rep.) 9, 10, 11, 12; Tiger Magazine 9, Spanish Club 11; Track — indoor slimstevie@msn. com 10, 11, 12; Touring Troupe 10, 11, 12 Computer Science Club 12; Graduation (featured soloist); Youth for United Way Chmielewska, Iwona p. 18 Usher 10; ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; 211 W. 11th St. — Color Guard 10, 11; ROTC — Offi- Principal's Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11; Choir — Concert 12; FCCLj cer Staff 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 11 Student Liaison Committee 12; Student 10, 12; PGC — Freshman; Polish/Slavi of the Month 12 Club 9, 10, 11, 12; ROTC 12; Learn < Concha, Zulma V. p. 18 Serve America 10; Swim Team 12 3104 Fedor Ave. Catalano, Toni p. 17 bivi322@aol. com 207 Lower Rd. Chowaniec, Sylwia p. 18 anonymo225 @aol. com 841 Erudo St. Cordova, Mayra p. 18 Math Club 12; MIE 11, 12; NHS; NJ FCCLA 11, 12; PGC — Freshman; Pol Science League 11; ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; ish/Slavic Club 10, 11, 12; Tennis — Girl Cornejo, Erick (Not pictured) Science Club 11, 12; Service League 10, 10, 11 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Principal's Cosby, Duane p. 19 Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Rutger's Aca- Cierpial, Martiusz p. 18 1108 Wheatsheaf Rd. demic Team 11, 12; ROTC Academic 11E. Elm St. Band — Concert 9, 10, 11, 12; Band — Team 9, 10, 11, 12 Polish/Slavic Club 11, 12 Marching 9, 10, 11, 12 (captain); Band — Stage 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Charlotin, Wesner p. 18 Clough, Candace p. 18 Choir — Chamber 12; Choir — Concert 1201 Bower St. 2840 Verona Ave. 12; Dance Ensemble 10; Intramural Haitian Club 10, 11; Math Club 12; sweetiecc@aol. com (Baseball) 9, 10, 11; NHS; PGC — Honor Roll 11 French Club (secretary); Orchestra 9; Pet Freshman; PGC Leader; School Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Learn & Serve America 10, 11; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11; Honor Roll

Cruz, Rene (Not pictured)

Cummings, Nicole (Not pictured)

Cynkarz, Aneta (Not pictured)

Czapek, Christopher p. 19 629 Washington Ave. Computer Science Club 9, 10; ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12 (Platoon Commander); ROTC — Color Guard 9, 10; ROTC — Drill Team 9, 10 (JV Drill Commander); ROTC — Staff Officer 12 (Officer ensign); Soccer — Boys 11; Student Council 12 (Alternative HR)

Can you believe RAHMAN, ERIC and MIKE used to look like this? Czarnecki, Kamil p. 19

D’Andrea, Nicholas p. 19 746 Erudo St.

182 Boarderx31 @ aol.com — Spring 9, 10, 11; Youth for United Forstenhausler, Eric p. 21 Band — Concert 10, 11, 12; Band — Way 9, 10; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching 10, 11, 12 (Drum Captain); Principal’s Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Frees, Kara-Lynne J. p. 21 Band — Stage 12; Dance Ensemble 12; 607 Fernwood Terr. Golf 9; Gymnastics 9; Italian Club 9, 10; Edwards, Carrie p. 20 Fishstick 7 @aol. com PGC — Freshman; PGC — Leader; Culture Club 10, 11, 12; Delta Epsilon School Play 11, 12 (Assistant Tech Edwards, Marvin p. 20 Phi 10, 11, 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, Director); Touring Troupe 11, 12; Diver­ 12; Key Club 10, 12; Math Club 12; sity Club 9, 10; Italian Club 9, 10 Edwards, Noel p. 20 MIE 9, 10, 11, 12 (secretary); NHS; NJ Science League 10, 11, 12; PGC — Daux, Emmanuel p. 19 Eliscar, Thevio p. 20 Freshman; Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Learn & Serve America 9, 10, 11, 12; Decampos, Fernando p. 19 Ellis, Tiarra p. 20 Soccer — girls 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Tiger Delalue, Peggy p. 19 Eusse, Miguel (Not pictured) Magazine 10, 11, 12; Youth for United Way 9, 10, 11, 12 (secretary); Honor Desai, Jignaben p. 19 Evans, Ashley, p. 20 Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Principal’s Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Devereaux, James p. 19 Evans, Brian p. 20 556 Cleveland Ave. Fryczynski, Mariusz p. 21 Spanky18082@yahoo. com Evans, Laura p. 20 Furman, Jennifer M. p. 21 Dias, Daniel p. 19 Fenelus, Aaron (Not pictured) Gaestel, Kyle C. p. 21 Dickson, Pablo p. 20 Ferrus, Juanita p. 21 Garcia, Jonathan p. 21 Dinis, Michael p. 20 Fils-Aime, Andrew p. 21 527 Fairway Rd. Garneski, Christopher (Not pictured) Band — Concert 9, 10, 11, 12 (Section Flores, Susana (Not pictured) Leader); Band — Marching 9, 10, 11,12 (Line Lieutenant); Band — Stage 9, 10, 11, 12 (Section Leader); DECA 12; Golf 9, 10; Homecoming Court 12; ROTC 9; School Play 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Touring Troupe (Tech Director); Honor Roll 11, 12; Diversity Club 9, 10

Donaldson, Arthur p. 20 728 Roselle St.

Dumala, Danuta p. 20 341 Fernwood Terr. Art Club 9, 10; Culture Club 9, 10, 11; Key Club 12; Library Squad 11; Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12; MIE 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS; N J Science League 11, 12; PGC — Freshman; Peer Leader 12; Peer Mediation 12; Polish/Slavic Club 11; Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Learn & Serve America 9, 10, 11, 12; Service CARMEINA, LUCINDA, MICHELLE, and MELISSA really League 11; Soccer — girls 9, 10, 11, 12; enjoyed the eighth grade trip to Washington. Spanish Club 10, 11; Tiger Magazine 9, 10, 11; Track — Indoor 9, 10, 11; Track

183 Hadam, Wojciech p. 22

Haden, Nadirah p. 23 604 Lincoln St. CBE 12; Learn & Serve America 11, 12; Spanish Club 10; Youth for United Way 12; Honor Roll 11

Harrison, Aja M. p. 23

Haverstock, Geoff p. 23 823 Dewitt St. (G-Rahj) smoofequis @ aol.com Cynosure 12; Delta Epsilon Phi 10, 11, 12; German Club 10; Learn & Serve America 10

Hergert, Robert p. 23 929 N. Wood Ave. bobby abercrombie@hotmail. com HEATHER, RITA, CASEY, JO N , and SHAKIRA can't believe they got out of World Cul­ Art Club 9; Civil War Round Table 11; tures and made it to senior year! Culture Club 12; Key Club 12; Math Club 12; MIE 12; N J Science League 12; PGC — Freshman; Science Club 9, 12; Gaston, Russell p. 21 Delta Epsilon Phi 10, 11, 12; German Learn & Serve America 12; Spanish Club 509 Union St. Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (V.P.); Golf 9, 10; 10, 11, 12; Swim Team (varsity) 12; Band — Stage 9; Basketball — Boys 9; Intramural — Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Tiger Magazine 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11 Cross Country — Boys 12; FCCLA 12; MIE 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS (V.P.); N J Sci­ (varsity); Youth for United Way 12; Track — Indoor 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, ence League 10, 11, 12; ROTC 9; Sci­ Honor Roll 9, 12; Art poster award 9, 10, 12 ence Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer — Boys 10; School Play design cover 9 9, 10, 11; Tennis — Boys 11, 12; VICA Georgallis, Demetri p. 21 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Prin­ cipal’s Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; EMUN Hu, Dun p. 23 Ghee, Bryant Lamar p. 22 11, 12 116 Cranford Ave. 1102 Clark St. Bible Club 12; Computer Science Club sladex20000@yahoo. com Gonzalez, Miguel (Not pictured) 12; ROTC 12; Video Game Club 12 CBE 12; Culture Club 10; Video Game Club 10, 11, 12 Gonzalez, Tania p. 22 Hudson, Latasha p. 23 620 Dennis PI. Gillespie, Marshalle p. 22 Incannella, Robert p. 23 CBE 12; DECA 12; Honor Roll 9, 12 Green, Ibin (Not pictured) 29 E. 19th St.

Glowinski, Piotr (Not pictured) Grullon, Gabriel p. 22 Infinito, Joanne p. 23 415 Bernard Ave. 44 Furber Ave. Gmyrek, Monica p. 22 [email protected] CBE 12; Italian Club 9, 10; Key Club 914 Washington Ave. Math Club 11; Video Game Club 10, 11; 10; Math Club 12; NHS; PGC — Fresh­ mightymomo @ ly cos. com Honor Roll 10 man; Learn & Serve America 10; Soccer ROTC 9; Learn & Serve America 10; — girls 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10, Honor Roll 10, 11; Cosmetology Mani- Grzelaszyk, Paulina p. 22 11; Track — Indoor 9; Honor Roll 9, 10; cure-a-thon 10, 11, 12 Principal’s Honor Roll 12; Captain of Gutierrez, Dennis p. 22 Attendance for NHS Golda, Jeffrey p. 22 614 Birchwood Rd. Gutierrez, Maria p. 22

184 Irizarry, Lisette p. 23 0 t" Isaac, Daphney p. 23 545 Union St. Learn & Serve America 12; Youth for United Way 12

Jasmin, Jeff p. 24 637 Van Buren Ave. Basketball — Boys 9, 10; Football — Varsity 11, 12; Football JV 10; Track — Indoor 11, 12; Track — Spring 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11; Diversity Club 9, 10

Jasmin, John W. (Not pictured) 556 Middlesex St. carlojasm@aol. com Band — Concert 12; Boosterette 12

Jefferys, Tichina p. 24 The Vazquez boys, JO H N and RICARDO are very excited to be a part of 1220 Union St. the Class of 2001! tjmelô 19 @ hotmail, com CBE 12; Choir — Concert 9, 10; Dance Ensemble 10; Debate Club 10; Gradua- Choir — Concert 9, 10; Honor Roll 12 Leader; Peer Mediation 9, 12; School tion Usher 10, 11; PGC — Freshman; Play 11, 12; Service League 12; Spanish Learn & Serve America 10, 11, 12; Youth Johnston, Gilbert J. p. 24 Club 11; Criminal Justice Club 12; for United Way 12; Honor Roll 9, 12 Musical Theatre 12 Jones, Aaron N. p. 24 Jens, Erin M. p. 24 1715 Dill Ave. Joseph, Harry (Not pictured) 521 Spruce St. aaronnjones @yahoo, com Gymnastics 9; NHS; N J Science League Able Mentoring 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir — Joseph, Shawn p. 25 12 Chamber 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir — Con­ cert 9, 10, 11, 12; Dance Ensemble 9; Jozefyk, Michelle p. 25 Jerome, Ronald J. p. 24 Drama Club 11; Graduation Usher 10; 317 E. Linden Ave. 115 Springfield Rd. Homecoming Court 12; Intramural — Band — Marching 9, 10, 11, 12 (lieu- rjaviation @aol. com Track 9, 10; NHS; Student Council 9, tenant); Cynosure 12; Homecoming ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; Video Game Club 10, 11, 12; Track — Indoor 9, 10; Track Court 12; PGC — Freshman; Peer 10; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 — Spring 9, 10; Youth for United Way Leader; School Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor 12; Honor Roll 11, 12; Principal's Roll 11, 12; Diversity Club 9, 10;Crim- Johnson, Joseph p. 24 Honor Roll 12 inal Justice Club 12 646 Exeter Rd. jza832 @home. com Jordan, Aminah J. p. 24 Kaio, Nicole p. 25 Basketball — boys 9, 10; Football — JV 916 Hampden St. 9; PGC — Freshman Jose, David p. 25 NikkismileyO 1 @aol. com Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12 Johnson, Marcel p. 24 Joseph, Berlange p. 25 11 E. 20th St. Kapel, Lukasz p. 25 Baseball 11; Football — JV 10; ROTC Joseph, Guyviaud p. 25 9; Principal’s Honor Roll 11 833 Passaic Ave. Katz, Heather L. p. 25 Able Mentoring 11; Civil War Round Art Club 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Johnson Hall, Andrea p. 24 Table 12; Haitian Club 11, 12; Math NHS; ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; ROTC — 625 Jackson Ave. Club 11, 12; PGC — Freshman; Peer Drill Team 9; Learn & Serve America 10;

185 1 1 Principal’s Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Round Table 10, 11; Culture Club 10; Kowalski, Bart (Not pictured) Diversity 2000 1 FCCLA 10, 11; French Club 10; Italian 506 S. Wood Ave. Club 10, 11; NHS; School Play 9; Learn xkowal 16x@yahoo. com Kazmierczak, Adam (Not pictured) & Serve America 10, 11; Soccer — Girls Art Club 9; Computer Science Club 10, 10, 11; Softball 10, 11; Track — Spring 12; Gymnastics 10, 11, 12; Polish/Slavic Khan, Rimla A. p. 25 9; Youth for United Way 10, 11; Honor 1 Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Video Game Club 903 Dewitt St. Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Principal’s Honor 10, 11, 12 Asian Club 11, 12; Chronicle 12; Civil Roll 9, 10, 12 War Round Table 12; Culture Club 10, Kozak, Katherine p. 26 11, 12; French Club 11; Graduation Kocher, John E. p. 26 221 E. Curtis St. Usher 10; Math Club 11; MIE 10, 11, CBE 12; Dance Works 11; PGC — 12; ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; ROTC — Drill Kokosza, Roman p. 26 Freshman; Polish/Slavic Club 10, 11, 12; Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11, Learn & Serve America 9; Youth for 12; Learn & Serve America 9, 11, 12; Kolemba, Karina p. 26 United Way 9; Honor Roll 9, 10, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Tiger Magazine 9, 218 W. Gibbons St. Principal's Honor Roll 12 10, 11, 12; Track — Spring 11; Youth kmhkarina@botmail. com for United Way 9, 11, 12; Honor Roll Culture Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Delta I Kozak, Lisa p. 26 12 Epsilon Phi 10, 11, 12; German Club 9, 323 Miner Terr. 10, 11, 12; Math Club 12; MIE 12; lgotawedgie2 @aol. com Khan, Salina S. p. 25 NHS; Peer Mediation 10; Science Club PGC — Freshmen; Tennis — Girls 9 9, 10, 11, 12; Learn & Serve America 9, Kinch, Anthony p. 25 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Tiger Mag­ Kumar, Vinay p. 26 azine 9, 10, 11, 12; Youth for United 833 Hampden St. King, Sakaisha p. 25 Way 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, Panasonic Challenge 11, 12;NJ-UCTUS 12; Principal's Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 11, 12 Klutkowski, Tara p. 26 706 Keep St. Kotlewska, Marzena p. 26 Kunz, Kenneth p. 26 A nglbebel 43 @aol. com 822 Walnut St. Band — Marching 9; CBE 12; Civil War Kotlinski, Daniel p. 26 kenyzdaman@aol. com Band — Concert 9, 10, 11; Band — Marching 9, 10, 11; Band — Stage 11; EBONY and WILLIAM make a stunning couple on the dance floor at the prom. Math Club 12; NHS; ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (V.P.); Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Principal’s Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Criminal Justice Club 12 (secre­ tary); Rutgers Academic Challenge 11

Kushner, Robyn p. 27 914 Orchard Terr. Bowling 9, 11, 12; Dance works 11; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS; PGC — Freshmen; Peer Leader; Peer Media­ tion 12; School Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Learn & Serve America 10; Soccer — Girls 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Tiger Magazine 10; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Principal’s Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12

Laguerre, Kerlyne p. 27

Lahens, Nadia p. 27

186 ______Lambert, Lester p. 41 Lopez, Orlando, Jr. p. 28 Martins, Rita p. 28 301 W. Linden Ave. 331 Ashton Ave. Lazo, Jorge p. 27 Baseball 9 ntaOangel @aol. com 929 Seymour Ave. Culture Club 10, 11, 12; French Club jorgelazo@hotmail. com Lubin, Farah p. 28 10, 11; NHS (secretary); N J Science Computer Science Club 12; MIE 12; Sci­ League 11, 12; Learn & Serve America ence Club 12 Luna, Jennifer p. 28 10, 11, 12; Tiger Magazine 10, 11, 12; Youth for United Way 10, 11, 12; Lebrun, Fredelyne p. 27 Maciejewski, Marcin (Not pictured) Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Principal’s Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Leigh, Curtisha p. 27 Mamadjanov, Salakhi Matthews, Tanya (Not pictured) Lemes, Nelson p. 27 Marcellus, Jennifer p. 28 McCray, Chavonne p. 29 Lewczak, John p. 27 Marczak, John p. 28 CBE 12; DECA 12; Honor Roll 12; 20 Pallant Ave. Criminal Justice Club 12; Consumer Football — JV 9, 10 Martinez, Harry p. 28 Bowl 12

Lewis, Chantel p. 27 Martinez, Ricardo A. p. 28 McMenemin, Colleen p. 29 26 E. 12th St. 1136 B N . Stiles St. 222 Madison St. poet id 207@aol. com Football — Varsity 11, 12; Football JV Dance Ensemble 9, 10, 11; Graduation Basketball — Girls 11,12 (JV & Varsi­ 9, 10; Track — Indoor 11 Usher 9; Softball 9, 10 ty); Choir — Concert 10; Graduation Usher 11; PGC — Freshmen; Peer Martinho, Nicole p. 28 Mendoza, Jeffrey p. 29 Leader; Student Council 9; Honor Roll 627 Rosewood Terr. 1516 Essex Ave. 12; Diversity Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (VP); Cynosure 12; ROTC 9, 10; Tiger Maga­ Band — Concert 9, 10, 11, 12; Band — Media Ministries 9, 10, 11, 12; Girl zine 9; Honor Roll 12 Marching 9, 10, 11, 12; Band — Stage Scout Leader 9, 10, 11,12 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 12; Math Club 11, 12; MIE 12; NHS (Treasurer); Li, Juntao p. 27 26 W. Linden Ave. Asian Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader — Basketball 10, 12

Lima, Marien p. 28 1925 Ingalls Ave. Mini016@aol. com CBE 12

Lino, Melissa p. 28 718 Maple Ave. Spanish Club 11; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11; Soccer 11,12

Llusha, Stela p. 180

Lopez, Fanny (Not pictured)

Lopez, Jomaira p. 180 2018 Grier Ave. Spanish Club 12

NICOLE, LEIDY and TANIA dance the night away to celebrate the Class of 2001.

187 Rutger’s Challenge 10, 11, 12 (captain)

Nimczyk, Jaroslaw p. 30

Nunez, Joel (Not pictured) 1021 Mopsick Ave.

O’Brien, John J. p. 30

O’Connell, Sean M. p. 30 218 Livingston Rd. Baseball 9; PGC — Freshman; Spanish Club 9, 10, 12; VICA 11,12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12

Okulus-Janson, Anna (Not pictured) 811 Summit St. pomylka @aol. com SAKAISHA, ASHLEY, German Club 10, 11, 12; Polish/Slavic DENEAN, NADIRAH, and Club 9, 10, 11, 12 CARRIE know that it’s only a matter of time until their time Okun, Sara p. 30 at LHS is over. 313 E. Blancke St. Art Club 12; Italian Club 11; PGC — School Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club Mroz, Angnieszka p. 29 Freshman; Soccer — Girls 9, 10, 11, 12 12; Learn & Serve America 12; Spanish 425 Ainsworth St. (captain 11-12); Track — Indoor 9 Club 11; Youth for United Way 11,12 Art Club 10, 11; Principal’s Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Oliveira, Eddie p. 30 Meneses, Nicole p. 29 826 McGillvray PL 203 6E. Elizabeth Ave. Munger, Daniel p. 30 Basketball — Boys 9, 10, 11,12 Dance Ensemble 11, 12; School Play 12; 128 Harding Ave. Ballet Dancer 9, 10, 11,12 esco2313 @aol. com Olson, Kelly Ann p. 30 430 Lynn Ct. Mondesir, Jean p. 29 Niejadlik, Krystof (Not pictured) Buttons769@aol. com 1923 Dill Ave. Civil War Round Table 12; Cynosure 12; Computer Science Club 11, 12; Football Niesyn, Daniel J. (Not pictured) FCCLA 9, 10, 11; ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; — JV 9, 10; Video Game Club 11; Science Club 10, 11; Service League 12; Honor Roll 9 Nieto-Franco, Christian E. (Not pic­ Student Council (representative); Honor tured) Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Morilus, Sencia p. 29 724 Dennis PL 1106 Middlesex St. Orgella, Cassandre p. 30 Bible Club 9, 10; Graduation Usher 9, Niezgoda, Sebastian p. 30 1108 Bergen Ave. 10; Haitian Club 9, 10, 11; Learn & 1117 Wheatsheaf Rd. candie2548@aol. com Serve America 11 Intramural — Soccer 9, 10 (captain); Choir — Chamber 11, 12; Choir — MIE 11, 12; NHS; NJ Science League Concert 11, 12; Haitian Club 11; Soft- Moskal, Anna p. 29 10, 11, 12; Peer Leader; ROTC 9, 10, ball 10, 11 11, 12 (Commanding Officer); ROTC Mosquera, Kleber p. 29 — Color Guard 11; ROTC — Officer Osselin, Renald p. 31 10 Princeton Rd. Staff 10, 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12; V1CA 10, 11, 12 Soccer — Boys 9, 10; Swim Team 10, Pacyna, Kristine p. 31 11,12 (captain); Honor Roll 9, 12; Prin­ 810 Princeton Rd. cipal’s Honor Roll 9, 12; EMAN 11, 12; Band — Concert 9, 10, 11, 12; Band —

188 Marching 9, 10, 11, 12 (lieutenant); Band — Stage 9, 10, 11, 12; Chronicle 11; Choir — Concert 10, 11, 12; Dance Works 12; School Play 9, 10, 11, 12 (Musical Director); Learn & Serve Amer­ ica 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11 (secre­ tary); Youth for United Way 11; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11; Teen Arts 9, 10, 11, 12; Criminal Justice Club 12 (President); Future Teachers of America 12

Paden, Crystal p. 31 208 E. Elizabeth Ave. Able Mentoring 11; FCCLA 10; PGC — Freshman

Paffrath, Adam J. p. 31

Page, Natalie M. p. 31 647 Princeton Rd. mizzugirH @aol. com Can you believe this is GREG PARKER? What happened to your teeth, BRANDON Choir — Concert 9, 10; Cynosure 12; BRACEY? (and the glasses ... ) PGC — Freshman; Soccer — Girls 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 11; Swim Team 9, 10; Tiger Magazine 12; Honor Roll 12; Pena, Bryant p. 31 Bible Club 10, 11; Haitian Club 9, 10, Principal’s Honor Roll 12; Recreation 305 Maple Ave. 11 Soccer — 11; Guitar Ensemble 11, 12 chulo 1515 7 @hotmail. com CBE 12; Culture Club 10; Student Piatkowski, Jennifer p. 41 Pajuelo, Junior p. 31 Council 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; 1621 N. Wood Ave. 618 Ainsworth St. Diversity Club 9, 10, 11,12 CBE 12 Soccer — Boys 10, 11; Track — Indoor 11; Track — Spring 11 Pendleton, Felicia p. 31 Pica, Arnaldo M. p. 32 713 Van Buren Ave. 724 Ziegler Ave. Palas, Roel (Not pictured) Chronicle 12 mike—pica@hotmail. com 704 Summit St. Soccer — Boys 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; ROTC — Color Perez, Jose p. 31 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12 Guard 9; Video Game Club 12 Perkins, Brandon p. 32 Pienciak, Gina p. 32 Parker, Gregory p. 31 622 Erudo St. 28 E. 10th St. Perpignan, Gertride p. 32 g/p0783 @ aol.com cone811 @ aol.com Choir — Chamber 12; Choir — Concert Basketball — Boys 9, 10, 11, 12 (co­ Peterson, Shakira p. 32 10, 11, 12 (treasurer); Culture Club 11; captain); Football — Varsity 10, 11, 12 1521 E. Elizabeth Ave. Learn & Serve America 10; Softball 12; (co-captain) Basketball — Girls 9; Cross-Country — Youth for United Way 10; Criminal Jus­ Girls 9, 10, 12; FCCLA 11, 12; PGC — tice Club 12 Patel, Pavan (Not pictured) Freshman; Peer Leader 12; Service 117 Penn PI. League 11; Track — Indoor 10, 11, 12 Pierre, Hilda E. (Not pictured) pavanbadal@yahoo. com (captain); Track — Spring 9, 10, 11, 12 815 E. Curtis St. Computer Science Club 11, 12; Math (captain); Honor Roll 11 CBE 12; Choir — Chamber 11; Haitian Club 12; Video Game Club 9, 10, 11, Club 9, 10, 11 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Philippe, Phonda p. 32 309 Chandler Ave. Pierre, Juliette p. 32

189 Choir — Concert 9; Haitian Club 11 Quinn, Joseph R. p. 33 10, 11, 12; School Play 9, 10, 11; Sci­ 111 Grant St. ence Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Pizzarelli, Ernest p. 32 Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12 (captain); NHS; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Principal’s 713 E. Elizabeth Ave. Apt. 1 ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; ROTC — Color Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; ROTC Acad­ TV Video Production 11 Guard 9; ROTC — Drill Team 9; Span­ emic Team 9, 10, 11, 12 ish Club 9; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Reddick, Krystal p. 33 Porozhnyuk, Alexandr (Not pictured) Criminal Justice Club 12 (VP); Mock Culture Club 9, 10, 11; PGC — Fresh­ 20 Union Ave. Trial Team 12 man; Science Club 11; Learn & Serve Polish/Slavic Club 12; Track — Spring America 10, 11, 12; Service League 12; 10, 11 Quintela, Aquiles (Not pictured) Tiger Magazine 9, 10, 11, 12; Youth for 340 Amon Terr. United Way 9, 10, 11, 12 (president); Posy, Junior (Not pictured) Soccer — Boys 9 Honor Roll 9, 11, 12; Senior Class Offi­ cer (secretary) Potts, Andrew p. 32 Rasul, Rahman (Not pictured) Reddick, Terrell p. 33 Prigge, Steve M. p. 32 Rattu, Amarjit (Not pictured) 115 Elmwood Terr. Regula, Edyta p. 33 Bowling 12; Golf 12 Rattu, Parmajit (Not pictured) 121 Union Ave. edyta82 @aol. com Prophète, Nerry p. 33 Raymond, Casey M. p. 33 CBE 12; Polish/Slavic Club 9, 10, 11, 1091 Dill Ave. 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Pupos, Brian p. 33 [email protected] 1812 Mildred Ave. Band — Concert 9, 10, 11, 12; Band — Reid, Beauon p. 33 Baseball 9, 10, 11; Chronicle 11; Gradu­ Marching 9, 10, 11, 12 (Senior Drum 1137 Passaic Ave. ation Usher 10; Homecoming Court 12; Major); Cheerleader — Basketball 9, 11, Honor Roll 12 Intramural (Soccer) 9, 10; Library Squad 12 (co-captain); Dance Ensemble 10, 11, 10, 11; PGC — Freshman; Student 12; French Club 11; Gymnastics 9; Math Reid, Sanchez p. 33 Council 9 ,1 1 ; Tiger Magazine Club 12; MIE 11, 12; NHS; ROTC 9, 1137 Passaic Ave. Dance Works 11; Honor Roll 12

JADE, BARBARA, NICOLE, SOUKAINA, and JEANAN had no idea that this picture taken in Rhodes, Ronald p. 33 9th grade would follow them to senior year. Richardson, Maria p. 33 Kaneda 12 @aol. com PGC — Freshman; Tennis — Girls 10; VICA 11; Honor Roll 9

Robinson, Mark Jr. p. 33 1002 Lincoln St. Cross-Country 9, 10

Rodak, Richard p. 34 305 W. Elm St. Debate Club 11; Golf 9, 10, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 (VP 11th Grade)

Rollis, Amy p. 41

Roseus, Linda p. 41

Rosier, Sheila p. 41

190 1151 Passaic Ave. Samsel, Konrad (Not pictured) Schultz, Samantha p. 35 Bible Club 10, 11; Choir — Chamber 700 Princeton Rd. 10, 11, 12; Choir — Concert 10, 11, 12; Sanchez, Crystal p. 34 Choir — Concert 11, 12; Honor Roll 12 Haitian Club 10, 11; Honor Roll 11 1301 Kent PI. can gelbaby 12 @aol. com Scriven, Yashika (Not pictured) Rua, Jonathan p. 34 Delta Epsilon Phi 9, 10, 11, 12; German CBE 12; Cross-Country — Girls 10; 331 Ashton Ave. Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Graduation Usher 9, Graduation Usher 9 Band — Concert 9, 10, 11, 12; Band — 10; MIE 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS; N J Science Marching 9, 10, 11, 12 (Horn Lieu­ League 11, 12; ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; Sci­ Sepulveda, Leidy p. 35 tenant); Band — Stage 9, 10, 11, 12; ence Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Learn & Serve 213 W. Blancke St. Choir — Chamber 11,12 (VP); Choir — America 10, 11, 12; Service League 11; CBE 12; Dance Works 10; Volleyball Concert 11, 12; Dance Ensemble 10, 11, Spanish Club 11; Tiger Magazine 10, 11, 10, 11; Dance School 11 12; Italian Club 9; NHS; Peer Leader 12; 12; Youth for United Way 10, 11, 12 Peer Mediation 12; ROTC 9, 10; ROTC (Treasurer); Honor Roll 9, 10, 11 Sertil, Christine p. 35 — Color Guard 9, 10; ROTC — Drill 503 Cranford Ave. Team 9; School Play 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vocal Santiago, Vanessa p. 35 Haitian Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club Director); Learn & Serve America 10; 12; Step Team 9 Touring Troupe 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, Saxton, Achante p. 35 11, 12; Principal’s Honor Roll 9, 11, 12 805 Chandler Ave. Sharo, Tina p. 35 Able Mentoring 9, 10; Dance Works 11; 228 Penn. R.R. Ave. Ruiz, James p. 34 PGC — Freshman; Learn & Serve Amer­ Band — Marching 9, 10, 11, 12 (captain 511 Hagel Ave. ica 12; Step Team 9; Student Council 12 Band Front); Culture Club 10, 11, 12; Computer Science Club 10, 11, 12; (HR Rep.); Tiger Mascot 11; UCVT 11 Cynosure 12; Dance Ensemble 10, 12; Football — Varsity 9, 10; Spanish Club FCCLA 9, 10; French Club 11; Gymnas­ 9, 10, 11, 12; Video Game Club 10, 11, Schittone, Luisa p. 35 tics 9; NHS; PGC — Freshman; Peer 12 401 Hagel Ave. Leader 12; School Play 9, 10, 11, 12 Italian Club 9; PGC — Freshman; Learn (Ass. Choreographer); Learn & Serve Sadoski, Kimberly (Not pictured) & Serve America 10, 11 America 10; Tiger Magazine 10, 11, 12; 15 Hayes Ave. Band — Concert 9; Drama Club 9; ROTC — 9, 10; Track — Spring 9, 10; JACKIE, LIANE, PRINCESS, and SHERRIEN share a laugh with everyone’s favorite Eng­ Honor Roll 12 lish teacher, Mr. McMahon.

Saget, Darien p. 34 116 E. Gibbons St. Bible Club 11; Choir — Chamber 10, 11; Choir — Concert 9, 10, 11; Dance Ensemble 12; Graduation Usher 9, 10; Haitian Club 11; PGC — Freshman 9; Honor Roll 11

Saget, Darlene p. 34

Sainvil, Sardou p. 34

Salazar, Moisés (Not pictured)

Salcedo, Nicole p. 41

Salgado, Juan p. 34

191 10, 11; Choir — Concert 11; Civil War Round Table 12; Culture Club 10, 11, 12; Dance Ensemble 12; German Club 9, 10, 11; Peer Leader 12; School Play 9, 10, 11, 12 (Ass. Stage Manager); Learn & Serve America 10, 11, 12; Service League 11; Student Council 12; Tiger Magazine 10, 11, 12; Youth for United Way 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 11, 12; Jersey Surf Drum & Bugle Corp. 12

Springer, Ebony p. 36 1403 Union St. Basketball — Girls 10, 11; Cheerleader — Basketball 11; Cheerleader — Foot­ ball 10, 11; Learn & Serve America 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Track — Spring 10; Youth for United Way 12; Honor Roll 11, 12

For ERNIE, RICKY CHRISTINE, STEVIE, DELFINA, and SALINA, lunch is the best part of Starling, Marquis p. 36 their day. 1410 E. Henry St. CBE 12; Football — JV 9; Track — Indoor 9; Track — Spring 10 Touring Troupe 10, 11, 12; Track — 12; Peer Mediation 12 Indoor 9; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12 Stachnik, Michaell p. 41 Singh, Dal jit (Not pictured) Sharrett, Zawbaya p. 35 Stepien, Izabela p. 36 1013 Chandler Ave. Apt. 2B Slawinski, Gary p. 36 721 E. Elizabeth Ave. ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; Criminal Ju s­ PGC — Freshman; Polish/Slavic Club tice Club 12 Smith, Scott M. p. 36 10, 11, 12

Sieracki, John A. p. 36 Snell, Melissa J. p. 36 Stillwell, Robyn p. 41 741 Haven PI. 640 Maple Ave. ROTC 9, 10; Video Game Club 9, [email protected] Struss, Charleen V. p. 37 10; Honor Roll 9, 10 Band — Marching 9; Chronicle 12; 401 Rosewood Terr. Choir — Concert 11, 12; PGC — Fresh­ Silva, Hector p. 36 man; School Play 9; Learn & Serve Amer­ C hardy328@aol. com Band — Concert 10, 11; CBE 12; NHS 114 E. 13th St. ica 10, 12; Tiger Magazine 12 Spanish Club 12 11, 12; PGC — Freshman; Science Club Soto, Pamela p. 36 9; Learn & Serve America 9, 10; Spanish Simon, Jermaine (Not pictured) 616 E. Curtis St. Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (President 12th Gr.); Chronicle 12; Cynosure 12; French Club Tennis — Girls 9; Track — Indoor 9; Simon-Whighan, Michael (Not pic­ 11; Graduation Usher 9; ROTC 9, 10, Track — Spring 9; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, tured) 11, 12; Learn & Serve America 11 12; Principal’s Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; 1107 Bergen Ave. CYO 9, 10 Band — Stage 12; ROTC 12; Swim Spano, Anthony p. 36 Team 12 2503 Orchard Terr. Sura, Amy E. p. 37 Hardtimez247@aol. com 222 Hayes St. Sinclair, Shakeria A. p. 36 Band — Concert 9, 10, 11, 12; Band — Almbey523 @ aol.com 1306 Bower St. Marching 9, 10, 11, 12 (Horn captain); Art Club 12; FCCLA 9, 10, 11, 12 (10th CBE 12; Cynosure 12; Peer Leader Band — Stage 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, Grade Pres.); Graduation Usher 11;

192 NHS 12; PGC — Freshman; Peer Leader 12; Learn & Serve America 9, 10; Service League 12; Soccer — Girls 9, 10, 11, 12 (captain 11 & 12th Grade); Softball 9; Track — Indoor 9, 10, 11, 12 (captain 10, 11, & 12th Grade); Track — Spring 10, 11, 12 (captain); Youth for United Way 9, 10; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS Newsletter 12 (executive chief director)

Surma, Monika p. 37 907 B Academy Terr. Culture Club 10, 11, 12; Cynosure 12; Delta Epsilon Phi 10, 11, 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 12; Math Club 12; M1E 9, 10, 11, 12; Sci­ ence Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Learn & Serve America 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer — Girls 11; Spanish Club 11; Tennis — Girls 9, 10; Tiger Magazine 10, 11, 12; Track — LISA, JAIME, MONICA, and her date have the time of their lives. Indoor 9, 10, 11; Track — Spring 9, 10, 11; Youth for United Way 9, 10, 11, 12; Principal’s Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Taylor, Dwight (Not pictured) Tibere, Soukaina p. 38 Surowiec, Lukasz p. 37 633 Van Buren Ave. 22070 Grier Ave. Taylor, Edward (Not pictured) K-Na-16 @hotmail. com Polish/Slavic Club 10, 11, 12 Band — Concert 9, 10, 11; Band — Taylor, Tiffany (Not pictured) Marching 9, 10, 11, 12; Bible Club 12; Szaro, Andrew p. 37 Choir — Concert 10, 11, 12; Cross- Tessier, Jimmy p. 37 Country — Girls 9; Haitian Club u9, Szaro, Jason M. p. 37 11; NHS 12; PGC — Freshman; Learn 912 Knopf St. Tevlin, Colleen p. 38 & Serve America 11, 12; Youth for Unit- Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; CBE 12 805 Dewitt St. ed Way 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 bebeblue83 @aol. com Szulc, John p. 37 Band — Concert 9; Band — Marching Tillman, Shaniqua p. 38 9; CBE 12; FCCLA 10; NHS 12; School 615 Academy Terr. Tanner, Tyshon p. 37 Play 9; Learn & Serve America 10; Soccer Boosterette 10; Homecoming Court 12; 1021 Charles St. — Girls 10, 11; Softball 10; Track — PGC — Freshman; Peer Leader 12; Baseball 11, 12;CIE 11, 12 Spring 10; Youth for United Way 10; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12 Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Taylor, Carmeina p. 37 Topczewska, Monika p. 38 716 Carnegie St. Thebodeau, Damien (Not pictured) 1025 Woodlawn Ave. #2F Band — Concert 9, 10; Band — March­ Math Club 12; Polish/Slavic Club 10, ing 9, 10; Basketball — Girls 9, 10, 11; Thomas, Tahlita p. 38 11, 12; Tennis — Girls 12 Cross Country — Girls 10; Dance 1110 Hussa St. Works 10; NHS 12; PGC — Freshman PGC — Freshman; Learn & Serve Amer- Torre, Sandra (Not pictured) 9; Learn & Serve America 9, 10, 11; ica 9, 12; Tennis — Girls 10, 11; Youth 217 E. Henry St. Track — Spring 9, 10; Youth for United for United Way 9, 12 ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer — Girls 9; Way 9, 10, 11 Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Thompson, Lamont (Not pictured) 511 Lincoln St.

193 Trinh, Jade p. 38 Cosmetology Manicure-a-thon 10, 11, Basketball — Boys 9, 10, 11; Football 8 Mill Court 12 — Varsity 9, 10, 11; Football — JV 9, Asian Club 11 (Treasurer); Culture Club 10, 11 10, 11; Delta Epsilon Phi 11, 12; Ger­ Turon, Diana p. 38 man Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramural — 2113 Fay Ave. Vasquez, John p. 39 Volleyball 9; Key Club 10, 12; Math Cynosure 12; FCCLA 9, 10, 11, 12; 1710 Orchard Terr. Club 11, 12; MIE 9, 10, 11, 12 (11th Homecoming Court 12; Peer Leader 12; Grade Treasurer); NHS 12; N J Science Peer Mediation 12; School Play 10, 11, Vasquez, Ricardo p. 39 League 10, 11, 12; Science Club 9, 10, 12; Service League 12; Soccer — Girls 9, 1710 Orchard Terr. 11, 12; Learn & Serve America 9, 10, 11; 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Stu­ Tennis — Girls 9, 10, 11, 12 (captain); dent Council 10; Swim Team 9, 10, 11; Vazquez, Lucinda p. 39 Track — Indoor 10; Youth for United Honor Roll 9, 12; Volunteer Special 1016 Clinton St. Way 9, 10, 11, 12 (VP 12th Grade); Olympic Swim Coach 9, 10, 11,12 bdwydancer@aol. com Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Principal’s Band — Marching 9, 10, 11 (Band Front Honor Roll 9, 12; Member of USTA 9, Vancak, Katarina p. 38 Captain); CBE 12; Dance Ensemble 9, 10, 11 536 Ziegler Ave. 10, 11; NHS 12; PGC — Freshman; Katni 7 @aol. com Peer Leader 12; School Play 9, 10, 11, 12 Turner, Jamar p. 38 Cynosure 12; FCCLA 9, 10, 11, 12; (Ass. Choreographer & Ass. Director); 1316 Middlesex St. Graduation Usher 11; NHS 12; PGC — Spanish Club 9, 10; Touring Troupe 10, Football — Varsity 12; Football — JV Freshman; Peer Leader 12; Learn & Serve 11, 12; Honor Roll 9; Principal’s Honor 11; Track — Indoor 10; Track — Spring America 9, 10, 11; Service League 12; Roll 10, 11, 12; Diversity Club 9, 10 10, 12 Soccer — Girls 9, 10; Softball 9; Spanish Club 9; Youth for United Way 9, 10; Velez, Christina p. 39 Turner, Jeanean p. 38 Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Principal’s 313 Jefferson Ave. 1110 Passaic Ave. Honor Roll 9, 10, 12 Choir — Concert 9, 10, 11; Dance Drama Club 9; PGC — Freshman; Works 12; Golf 12; ROTC 9; ROTC — School Play 9; Learn & Serve America VanDunk, James p. 41 Drill Team 9; Soccer — Girls 9, 10, 11; 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; 1001 Cranford Ave. President of Junior Class

Velez, Emanuel p. 39 KLEBER, NATE, JEANEAN, IANNA, NOEL, and SLAWEK pose for this memory. 1109 Bergen Ave. boricuafella @aol. com Football — Varsity 10; Football — JV 9; Wrestling 9

Velez, Jessica p. 39 111S. Stiles St. CBE 12; ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; Guitar Workshop 9, 10, 11

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Walker, Corey p. 39 25 E. 17th St. DECA 11; Football — Varsity 10, 11, 12; Football — JV 9; Orchestra 9; Learn & Serve America 11; Track — Spring 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain)

194 Wallace, Rasheed p. 39 Williams, Zipporah p. 40 blueskysadgirl83 @aol. com 1424 McCandless St. 1516 Grier Ave. Asian Club 11; Cross-Country — Girls Band — Concert 9; Band — Marching 11; Key Club 12; Math Club 12; Tennis Washington, Fuquan p. 39 9; Cheerleader — Football 10; PGC — — Girls 12; Youth for United Way 12; Freshman; Honor Roll 11, 12 Criminal Justice Club 12 Wegrzynek, Vincenzo p. 40 601 Maple Ave. Willis, Ebony p. 40 Zolnierowski, Slawomir p. 41 italisurfboy@aol. com 212 Lincoln St. 824 Ercama St. Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Civil War Round Able Mentoring 10, 11; CBE 12; Stu­ Polish/Slavic Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer Table 12; Football — Varsity 12; Foot­ dent Council 9 — Boys 11; Honor Roll 10, 11 ball— JV 11; Graduation Usher 10, 11; Homecoming Court 12; Italian Club 12; Wnek, Konrad (Not pictured) Zorrer, Jonathan (Not pictured) Math Club 11, 12; Peer Leader 12; Peer 100 W. Elizabeth Ave. Mediation 12; ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Club 9, 10, 11; Polish/Slavic Club Zuhan, Peter (Not pictured) ROTC — Color Guard 9, 10; ROTC — 11, 12; Honor Roll 11,12 Drill Team 9, 10, 11; ROTC — Officer Staff 11, 12 (Platoon Officer); School Yanchitis, Danielle p. 41 Play 11, 12; Science Club 11; Learn & Serve America 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Zach, Katarzyna (Not pictured) Mock Trial Team 12; Criminal Justice 206 Coolidge St. Club 12 Polish/Slavic Club 12

Weiner, Jennifer (Not pictured) Zach, Mariusz (Not pictured) 1635 Mildred Ave. Polish/Slavic Club 12

Wesley, Nacoddetta p. 40 Zheng, Rong p. 41 812 E. Curtis St. 26 W. Linden Ave. 2F Choir — Chamber 11, 12; Choir — Concert 10; Cross-Country — Girls 9; Graduation Usher 9, 10, 11; Orchestra LUKE and JOSE are happier in the hallway than in a classroom. 9, 10; Youth for United Way 12; Honor Roll 10; Criminal Justice Club 12

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Whipple, Joy p. 40 clb25 @home. com Cheerleader — Football 11; Learn & Serve America 9, 10

White, Denean p. 40 907 McCandless St. Deewo629@aol. com Boosterette 10; Choir — Concert 10; FCCLA 12; Track — Spring 9

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Williams, Crystal (Not pictured) 1701 Clinton St. Learn & Serve America 9

195 4 - i 4 ' i lit Class o f2001 4’i f r o m the l i t «• 4-Si •« LINDEN BOARD OF EDUCA TION 4 ‘ i a t S3 4 ’% a t .«•tsS3 4 SI lit '¡ i f Alvin Coplan 4 lit President 1ft 4 - i 4-yt lit lit 4 ‘ i Susan L. Hu dak 4 -Vo lit l i t 4’i Vice-President 4 " i lit l i t 4 V*.« Maryann R. Dorin lit 4 Si Richard Koziol ?*< .«•.* 4 Si ?*« William Motley lit «•ts Nicholas Nigro 4 SI ?*« lit .«• Anthony Orlando, Jr. 4 Si lit .3 Karl B. Reiff 4 Si Raymond Topoleski lit 4m ' i 4 Si lit lit 4'M 4 - i l i t lit Joseph E. Martino 4 Si lit 4-X Superintendent of Schools 4 Si V i» lit 4 Si ;V< Walter H. Tylicki, Ed.D <7^4 «• Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent ¿ 2» 4.3 Si ? » < lit .«;* Alexis L. J. Jarose 4 ‘ ?*.« •vS. • 3 4 - i Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent l i t *•% S3 l i t Kathleen A. Gaylord Business Administrator/Board Secretary 4S3 1ft «5 4 S i lit Alan J. Schairmail 4 Si m Board Attorney lit 4 - i 7f< P.O. Box 3085, 333 West St. George Avenue Linden, New Jersey 07036 0 908-486-7799 Fax 908-486-2580

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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: DENNIS GRIECO, President LENNY SOBEL, Vice President SALLY STEVENS, Treasurer BETTY OGURECK, Secretary

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197 Dear Colleen: Once an adorable little girl, Now a beautiful young woman, But one thing the years haven’t changed is how much we love you and how proud we are to be your parents. Go out and take your place in this world, Colleen. You have the drive and deter­ mination and all of our love and support to succeed in the future. God bless you always, Love Mom and Dad

Zawbaya, I have watched you mature over the years. Some years it may have appeared that it was hard to reach a specif­ ic goal, but you still reached it. Continue to set the goals that you desire and reach for them with your best ability. Remember to always keep God in the forefront. Love, Mommy

Dear Adam, “My son, my son, my one and only one!” We love you and are so proud of you!! You’ve grown into such a wonderful, caring, and loving young man. Good luck and always believe in yourself because WE DO!! Love Always, Mom, Greg, Beckie, and Jim

Dear Guyviaud, Congratulations on your hard work. Thank God you made it. Good luck on every­ thing, my special son. Remember these verses: Joshua I: 8-9- Do not let the book of the Law depart from your mouth. Meditate on it day and night and you will be pros­ perous and successful. Be strong and courageous. The Lord your God will be with you wherever you go. Love, David, Andrew, Antoine and Family And love from your mom, Gislhaine Joseph

Robyn, It seems like only yesterday, we took you to your first day of school. Through the years, as quick as they seemed, we’ve watched you grow into a lovely & confident young lady. You are truly our ray of sunshine. Ever cheerful, ever loving, ever sup­ portive, ever considerate. Dad and I wish you all the luck and love you deserve as you go through life. Always know that we are here for you. Congratulations Baby Girl! Love, Mom, Dad, Brian, Danny, & Buster

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How the years have flown! Our “baby" girl has grown up, and soon you will be going away to college. You have truly become a beautiful and bright woman, and have made us all so very proud. On your new journey in life, always remember that we love you and will always be here for you. Remember that the future may bring you endless possi­ bilities as long as you keep reach­ ing for the stars.

Congratulations and good luck to you and the entire Class of 2001!'

Love,

Mommy, Daddy, & Eddie

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Congratulations on your high school graduation. You have become such a wonderful young lady as well as a wonderful student and athlete. We are so very proud to call you our daughter and sister. We wish you all the best in the future and will always be here for you. God bless you and may he keep you in his loving care always.

Love,

Mom, Dad, Melanie, Kelly, and Daniel

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204 205 The Employees of Tosco Bayway Refinery Congratulate Linden High School's Class of 2001 on Their Academic Achievements and Wish the Graduates All the Best in Their Future Endeavors.

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D ear Ronnie, Ronnie, To My #1 Grandson, Ronnie Congratulations and the best of Continue to spread your wings I wish you success, health & happiness in the everything in your future. coming years as you fly up into the sky. May and buzz all of life's towers. We are very proud of you and we love all that you are dreaming of come true. I will you. We are so very proud of you. never forget the 1st airplane ride with you and Grandma & Grandpa Jerome We love you with all our your mom. hearts. (Don't forget you prom ised me another flight.) We are here for you always. Love, Mom & Dad Love you with all my heart. R o n n ie , Grandma S. A l w a y s "FLY HIGH" a n d k e e p t h em r u n n in g . Ronnie, W e l o v e you a n d a r e v e r y p r o u d o f y o u !!! RONNIE, Congradulations! L o v e , WE M AY BE G R O U N D E D A N D May you fly to great heights Un c l e L o u , A u n t Do n n a , Da w n Ma r ie & Nic k ALWAYS UNDER. FEET, BUT WE in everything you do! LOVE YOU! Love. Aunt Denise, Glenn, Scott & Tom CONGRATULATIONS!!! Ronnie, You were your parent's 1st child, you GINGER, MURRIE &. DJ were the 1st grandson, you were our 1st nephew, Ronnie, you were the 1st to get your drivers license, you The sky's the limit. RONNIE, are the 1st one to get your pilots license, ycu are We know you're up there with the CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR the 1st one to graduate, May you be the 1st one best of the best. GRADUATION. to always follow your dreams and succeed in Best wishes in your future. GOOD LUCK IN YOUR CAREER IN everyhing you do. We are so proud of you. Love. AVIATION, WE HOPE IT REALLY TAKES We love you very much. Aunt Sue, Uncle 8rian, Robert & OFF. Aunt Dora, Uncle Tony, Samantha & Anthony Michael UNCLE JOE, AUNT DENISE, JENNIFER & STEVEN Pear Ronnie, Congratulations on graduation and also on your pilots license, i am very proud o fyou and your dreams. Ever since we were little / knew that you were going to get your pilot's license and ¿Iso that you were going to work in the aviation field after you got out o f school. A ll o f us, including me are very proud o fyou. You did a great job. I LOVE YOU ALOT. / am very happy for you because you are doing and going with your dreams. / love you, your brother, Chris

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209 Tina,

You’ve given us so much pleasure these past 18 years. We are so proud of all your accomplishments. Congratulations on your graduation, the first step to a wonderful future.

Love, Mom, Dad and Tony

Dear Ashley, Beauty comes in many ways. However true beauty is always on the inside. The inner beau­ Cerissa, ty that makes you valuable to God will also make you valuable to others. May God bless You are the best of everything in you in your future endeavors. Love Always, our lives! We Love You and know Mom & Dad you will be P.S. Please successful turn house and car keys always. in on day of graduation, Love, (smile) Mom and Dad

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We are so very proud of you. Please always follow your dreams! And remember that there are no closed doors ahead of you. Reach for the stars and believe that God is always here for you. Just as I will be here for you every step of the way. Ever since you were born I knew that God had given me an “angel” a very special one. There is no stopping you now. See you at the next level in life.

GODSPEED, MON!

Love Always, Mommie, Daddy, Nikki, Krystle, Imani, Michael, Moses and Granny

Courtney,

A new chapter in your life is beginning. Follow your dreams. Hard work and determination will get you where you want to go. Follow your strengths and use them in a positive way. Always be yourself, be honest and think not only with your mind, but with your heart as well. We love you, god speed you on your way to a happy and healthy road through life. Remember nothing is impossible.

Love, Mom, Justin, Nana, and Uncle Richie

213 Nicole,

We are so proud of you! You’ve amazed us since the day you were born. You have grown to be a beautiful and talented young woman. You set goals to challenge yourself in all that you do. Your accom­ plishments show that you are limitless in your ability to succeed. What we love about you most is that you’ve always been true to yourself. You have a big heart and you live your life with a true sense of morals and responsibility. Follow your dreams and continue to set your goals. Life has many obstacles to chal­ lenge one’s spirit. You have the drive and perseverance it takes to meet life head on.

We love you, Mom, Dad, Megan, Matthew, and Rosco

214 Shakira, We’re so amazed how the years have gone by, as we sit and reminiscence about your childhood days. You’ve grown into a beautiful young woman. You’re more precious than you know. Spread your wings loving daughter, and fly. THE WORLD IS YOURS. Congratulations! We love you, Mom and Dad

Michael, It seems like just yesterday we were holding you for the first time. This hardly seems real! Where did the years go?!? You have brought so much joy and happiness to our lives. We are very proud of the person you have become, loving, responsible, and dependable. Wherever life takes you after High School, remember, we are behind you always with love and trust. After all, “That’s what “Mom’s” are for!!”

We love you, Mom and Dad (Chris and Tori, too!)

Michelle,

You’ve come a long way, Baby ... But you’ve really just begun. That twinkle in your eyes as a toddler has developed into a sparkle which enlivens a room. It’s been a joy watching you grow and mature. Grow on

With love from those who will always love you!

Kochana Dianko, Patience, understanding, compassion, respect, responsibility, account­ ability, etc., etc., etc. Not just words of wisdom, but the true measure of maturity, independence and freedom. Adulthood doesn’t come with age, it comes with maturity. Some people mature early, some late, too many never do. You’ve done a great job up to now, but as life gets tougher, don’t allow yourself to get so caught-up that you forget what it’s all about. Always with love, Tata, Mama, Angie, Danny and Tommy

Anthony, Congratulations to our “2001 Graduate"! You are truly one in a million. You never cease to amaze us through the years with all you have done, and I am sure that there is more to follow. Just remember you can achieve anything you set your mind to. Stay focused and you must always believe in yourself. If you ever forget that, we will be there to remind you! TO OUR ONE AND ONLY 2001 SPACE ODYSSEY! Love Always — Mom, Dad, Nick and John

215 Shakeria,

WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU!!!

Today, you may not know all that the world has to offer ... But we know that the world will be a better place because of what you have to offer it.

Hold on to your dreams and never let them go ...

Show the world what we already know. (How wonderful you are.)

Wish on a star that shines in your sky. Take on your problems one by

One and work things out. Rely on all the strength you have inside.

Let loose that sparkle and spirit that you sometimes hide.

Always look on the bright side of things and don’t let adversity keep you down.

Keep God in your life and let his spirit reflect on everything you do!!!

WE LOVE YOU,

Geraldine, John, Sr. John, Jr. and Bruno You’ve made it, Nicky, and you’ve made your family very proud of you!! We wish you all of God’s blessings in the future and hope that you continue to live your life as you have so far. Keep up the good work!! Love, Mom, Dad, and Maria

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Dearest Lucinda,

It’s hard to believe our beautiful baby girl is graduating high school. It seems like yesterday when you used to come home from kindergarten so proud with all your pictures, schoolwork with stars on them, or the Mothers Day plant that you made for me. Lucinda, we are so very proud of you and all your accomplishments that you have achieved throughout the years. Your dancing, your total devotion to the school plays, marching band and the list goes on. Always be yourself and May God Bless you and guide you in all you do. But always remember what we have told you throughout the years “Reach for those stars and Follow your Dreams wherever it may lead you.”

We Love You Always, Mom, Dad, Pat, & Jingles xxxxxoooooo

217 To Chantel,

We Love You. You have made us very happy. Thanks for being a good daughter, sister, granddaughter, and aunt.

Love, Rev. Paul, Elnethia, Pat, Charlie, Paul Jr., Grandma, Macy, P.J. and Aki, Kurisma

The Lewis Family 1 Just like a beautiful, long stemmed rose, I Her precious memory grows and grows, | Touching the hearts of those she loved.

CpBljjtfe y •, T * 1 So like a forever blooming rose, I The beauty she shared eternally glows, I For deep in our hearts, each of us know she lives.

I Love, Mom (RIP) and Grandmom -SI ■*’

Christopher, You have grown into a wonderful, smart and sensitive young man. We are proud of you and all that you have accomplished. We know that you will continue to aim high and fulfill all your dreams. A * I J j j WE LOVE YOU! Mom, Dad, Lydia and Adam

Dear Shaniqua, This life is yours. Get to know yourself— what you can and cannot do. Make your life healthy, exciting, worthwhile and very happy. Believe that by work­ ing, learning and achieving you can reach your goals and be successful. Appre­ f T i ciate life; be sure to have fun every day and enjoy the beauty in the world. Love what you want in life and love it honestly. Believe in your dreams and your K - ■ 1 • • i \ k dreams can become a reality. As your tomorrows open themselves to you, never forget how proud we are of you and how much we love you. v M r & r * S , MAY LIFE BRING YOU MUCH HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS! Dad, Grandma, Ruth and Grandma Mary VT

Erin, You are everything and more than a parent can dream of. We love you and are so proud of your accomplishments. ME - ■ Continue with your success and your dreams will be j? R reached! We Love you, Mom and Dad j

Our Dear Daughter Caroline, Congratulations on your great success in High School and we are very proud of all your achievements. Through your hard work and perseverance, you were able to reach your goals and i W * become the best you are now. As you are heading for college, * . v we are certain that you will make the best choices in life as you have always done. You have always been a great daughter, and ^ J > 1 a* we are proud to be your parents. «h . Love, Mom and Dad

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