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Loudspeaker Dedicated 1982 To Mr. Douglas King

The Senior Class of 1982 hereby dedicates this year’s Loudspeaker to Mr Douglas King. Mr. King, after thirty years of service in the school district, has retired as the Principal of Carteret High School. This is our token of appreciation to him, and our acknowledgment of how much he has meant to us. Mr. King himself was a graduate of Carteret High School and later came back to teach here. For ten years he instructed general science, economic geography, and driver education. He then went on to serve as guidance counselor for two years before being appointed Vice-Principal of the high school In 1965, two years after his appointment as Vice-Principal, Mr. Douglas King was appointed Principal of Carteret High School. He served in this position until his retirement this year. Not only was Mr. King seen in the classroom, the guidance office, or the main office, he was frequently seen on the football field, the baseball diamond, and the basketball court. He was the Head Coach of Carteret’s football and baseball teams for twelve years, as well as the Junior Varsity Coach for Carteret’s basketball team. Mr King has seen many classes pass through the doors of Carteret High School He has played a part in so many lives in our community. So, in truth, these thanks come, not only from the Class of 1982, but from the many students whose lives he has touched. He is truly a man who has made a difference, and one we will never forget.

3 iäiäiM ciiis Aaeis Editor Academics & Activities MICHAEL YAVO RSKY RSKY YAVO MICHAEL MARIA MORQUILLAS MORQUILLAS MARIA PATRICIA DeFELICE DeFELICE PATRICIA eir eto Editor Section Senior LYNN PORTUGAL PORTUGAL LYNN uies Manager Business MR. COSTELLO COSTELLO MR. r Editor Art Advisor LOUD *.. . íüüi PAE EDITORS SPEAKER tdn Lf Editor Life Student PATRICIA LYNCH LYNCH PATRICIA htgah Editor Photography IA TURTURRO LISA ROBIN SLIVKA SLIVKA ROBIN BETH YUSTAK YUSTAK BETH ieay Editor Literary uies Editor Business DONNA SULLIVAN SULLIVAN DONNA LINDA MOLCZAN MOLCZAN LINDA GERIL VARGO VARGO GERIL uies Editor Business yig Editor Typing aot Editor Layout LOUDSPEAKER

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3 EDITOR’S NOTE

THERE ARE FEELINGS KNOWN ONLY TO A GRADU­ ATING SENIOR. THE PRIDE OF ONE’S ACCOMPLISH­ MENTS AND THE ANTICIPATION OF WHAT LIES AHEAD ARE ONLY A PART OF THESE FEELINGS. IN ADDITION, THERE ARE HOPES, FEARS, UNCERTAIN­ TIES, AND FINALLY, THE REALIZATION THAT THE TIME HAS COME FOR ALL OUR DREAMS TO COME TRUE IN THE MIDST OF ALL THE AMBITION, HOWEV­ ER, IS LONGING TO CLING TO THE PAST. THE 1982 LOUDSPEAKER IS NOT ONLY WORDS AND PICTURES, BUT THE STORIES OF ALMOST THREE HUN­ DRED PEOPLE EXPERIENCING SOME OF THE MOST IM­ PORTANT YEARS OF THEIR LIVES. WE CAN EASILY RELIVE THE EXCITEMENT OF ALL OUR RAMBLER SPORTS, THE MAGIC OF THE PROM, OUR INVASION OF DISNEY WORLD, AND ALL THE MISCHIEF WE CREATED DURING OUR FOUR YEARS AT CARTERET HIGH SCHOOL. THESE EVENTS ARE WAITING FOR YOU; ALL YOU NEED DO IS OPEN THIS BOOK. NOW IT IS TIME TO EMBARK ON OUR MOST IMPOR­ TANT JOURNEY-LIFE. THOUGH EACH OF US WILL GO IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS, WE WILL ALL CHERISH THE MEMORIES OF OUR YEARS AT CARTERET HIGH. I HOPE THESE MEMORIES HAVE MEANT AS MUCH TO YOU AS THEY HAVE TO ME. . . Let today embrace the past S *"'"4 with remembrance and future with longing.” (Kalil Gilbran)

Editor-in-Cheif 1982 Loudspeaker TABLE OF CONTENTS

SENIOR CLASS SENIOR SECTION HALL OR FAME ACADEMICS SECTION ACTIVITIES SECTION SPORTS SECTION FALL SPORTS WINTER SPORTS SPRING SPORTS STUDENT UNDERCLA ADS AND CLASS OF ’82 HISTORY

As we, the class of 1982, leave Carteret High School, we look back on the good times we’ve shared with the many new friends we made. Although the days would seem neverending at times, we now realize that the four years we spent in high school passed us by all too quickly. We began high school in September 1978 as nervous freshman trying to find our next class. We got our first taste of student government when, under the guidance of Mrs. Kathy Dalavalle and Mr. Andrew Chamra, we elected Sal Brucato as president, Robin Slivka as vice president, Geri Mendez as secretary, and LeighAnn Szymnaski as treasurer. Our new class officers were faced with the task of fund raising for our treasury. To do this we sponsored a St. Valentine’s Day dance, sold popcorn at the HRC Spring Fair and had numerous cake sales. President: Our sophomore year approached quickly and once again we elected new class Lynn Portugal officers. Sal Brucato remained our president, but this year Janet Mannino was elected vice president, Geril Vargo was secretary, and our new treasurer was Denise Zajac. Again, the problem of raising money faced us. This year, Mrs. Dalavalle and Mr. Chamra helped us to organize cake sales and our Sophomore- /Junior class St. Valentine’s Day dance at which we raised a total of $16.00. The end of sophomore year brought about the end of Mrs. Dalavalle’s career at C.H.S. Moving on to new career goals, she left us with the task of selecting a new female advisor. The selection was not too difficult to make because Mrs. Simon was so popular among the students of our class. Along with our new advisor, we elected Joe Vernachio as our new president and Patti Lynch as our new vice president. Geril and Denise remained our secretary and treasurer respectively. From the start of our Junior year, we began planning for the Junior prom. We chose to have our prom at the Dorian Manor with Alive ’N Kickin’ playing the prom song “ Comes a Vice-President: Patricia Lynch Time” by Neil Young. To decrease the cost of the prom, we raised money by sponsoring a St. Patrick’s Day Dance, a towel sale, and once again, a cake sale. Along with the Senior class and Mr. Spaldo, the play “ Get Smart” ran successfully. Finally, a year that we never thought would come had approached us. We were finally SENIORS!!! We began our last year at Carteret High with the same officers as we had Junior year with the exception of Lynn Portugal as president. Although our advisors remained the same, we learned that our principal was not the same. Due to Mr. King’s retirement, Mr. Gilrain stepped in as our new principal. Early in the year, we also received news that our ex-advisor, Mrs. Dalavalle, had a baby boy. From the start of the year, we began planning for the future events. We planned to visit Disneyworld and Wet & Wild on March 23-27 and began organizing our Senior Dinner Dance. To decrease the cost of the Senior trip and the dinner dance, we sold Nestle’s candy bars, chocolate Santa Clauses, and boosters. We leave Carteret High more mature and ready to accept the future with fond Treasurer: memories and fine friends. Denise Zajac

Advisors: Mr Chamra Mrs. Simon

Secretary: Geril Vargo

ROSEMARY AFFINITO

KATHRYN ALEXANDER “ Kathy” JOHNNA AMATO “ John” “ Our memories of yesterday; “ I’ve spent a lifetime looking for Will last a lifetime, you, -Hoping to find a friend and a We’ll take the best, Forget the rest, lover, you’re everything I’ve been And somebody will find; looking for.” These are the best of times.” Prom. Comm.; Sr. Dinner Dance (Styx) Comm.; Ski Club JV, V Basketball; V Softball

DAWN ANGLIN RICHY ANDRELLA “ Dawnie” “ Rich” “ Forget what life used to be, you are “ Just like 1 pictured it.” what you choose to be, it’s whatever (The Jim Hendrix Experience) it is you see, That life will become.” (Jackson Browne)

SHARON BARR “ Shar” CATHERINE ARBUCCI “ Forget yesterday it’s gone, don’t “ Bucci” think of tomorrow it’s not here yet, “ The best and most beautiful things but live today, and treasure each in the world cannot be seen or even passing hour!” touched, they must be felt in the (SB) heart.” COE; YB Staff; ASN Reflections; Colorguard; IRC; French Club FBLA; FTA; Spanish Club; Choir

8 JACQUELINE M BARRON “Jackie” “So many thoughts in my head, so ROBERT BASE many places to be; “Bob” So many faces that I long to see “I’ll see you on the dark side of the standing in front of me.” moon ...” (Styx) JV Basketball; Ski Club Rep.; Rifle Squad; VB; Prom Comm.

DENISE BEAUDRY ANDREW BERECIN

LAURA MARIE BOEHNER “Laur” “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” FBLA Vice Pres.; YB Staff; Spanish Club; FTA; Uncle Ram; Variety Shows; COE; Boys’ V Tennis Mgr.

9 STEVE BONINO “Bones” “A certain amount of opposition is a great help to a man. Kites Rise against, not with the wind.” (John Neal) Fr., V Football; Fr., JV, V, Baseball; V Cross Country; Ski Club

MARIA E. BOZYKOWSKI WILLIAM BOYLE “Tweedle-Dee” “Bill” "Gotta be crazy to stay sane!” “I’ve seen a lot of people who “Well, 1 take whatever I want, and thought they were cool, then again baby I want you. you give me some­ Lord I’ve seen alot of fools." thing 1 need, so tell me 1 got some­ (Lynyrd Skynyrd) thing for you.” Ski Club; YB Staff (Bad Company)

SALVATORE M. BRUCATO “Sal” BARBARA ANNE BURKE “To exist is to change, to change is "Barbra” to mature, to mature is to go on “How many fools will you have to creating oneself endlessly." follow? How many wayward winds? (Ffenri Bergson) How many sins will you have to swal­ Class Pres.; Fr., Soph.; Chem. Club low before the truth sinks in?” Pres.; Science League, Olympics of (Dan Fogelberg) the Mind; Math League; Comp. Club; DECA Fr., JV Basketball; Variety Show; Polish Club

LINDA CACKOWSKI “Lyn” “Life is short, and we have never to much lifetime for those who are trav­ GLENN BURKE eling the dark journey with us.” Fr., Soph. Rep.; Soccer Mgr; Ski Club; Science League; Chem. Club; Polish Club

10 CONNIE CAMPIONE “Connie” “Love is always open arms. If you close your arms about love you will JO ANN CALOGERO find that you are left holding only yourself. (Leo Buscaglia) V, Spring, Winter Track; Ski Club

ROSEANN CAMPIONE “Roe" LYNN CAPPOLA “We are one. after all, you and I, “Perhaps my greatest wisdom is the together we suffer, together exist, knowledge that I don’t know. The And forever we will recreate each sad ones are those who waste their other." energy in trying to hold it back. For Fr Soccer Mgr ; Winter Track; they can only feel bitterness in loss Spring Track; DE; Ski Club; Sr. Din­ and no joy in gain.” ner Dance Com.

LYNDA CAPUANO “Lynda” “Our memories of yesterday, will last a lifetime, we’ll take the best, forget the rest And some day we’ll JENNIFER CARBIN find, these are the best of times." (Styx) Colorguard; Captain Sr year. French Club. IRC, Ski Club

MICHAEL A. CARBONARO LOUIS CARRICO “Mike” “Lou” “I believe in the love that you gave “Some try to tell me thoughts they me, I believe in the hope that can cannot defend, Just what you want save me, I believe in the faith and I to be, you’ll be in the end.” pray, that someday it may raise me, (Moody Blues) above these bad lands.” Ski Club; Cross Country Track; Win­ (Bruce Springsteen) ter Track Cross Country Track; COP, YB Staff

11 MARIE CLAUDE CHERY “ Marie” “ Wait! The countryside, lulled asleep RANDOLPH CARSON by the pleasant melody of the birds whirling in the sky, invites you to sing of love.” French Club

KATHLEEN A. COLFER “ Kathy” DEBORAH COLBY “ Our memories of yesterday "Colbs” will last a lifetime; “ In the smallest things, we find the we’ll take the best, greatest pleasures.” forget the rest Ski Club; Reflections; Chem. Club; and someday we’ll find, Plant Club; Science League; Math These are the best of times.” League; Olympics of the mind; YB (Styx) Staff; NHS FBLA Pres.; FTA; COE; Spanish Club; YB Staff; Unkle Ramm; Vari­ ety Show; Concert. Marching Bands; Tennis Mgr. Student Council; IRC

BERNADETTE ANN CRILLEY "Bernadette” “ So your scared and your thinking that maybe we aint that young any more-show a little faith, there’s mag­ ic in the night,” (Bruce Springsteen) Ski Club: FBLA

DAVID F. CSIMBOK “ Dave” “ You may say I’m a dreamer. But I’m not the only one, I hope some day you’ll join us. And the world will be as one.” (John Lennon)

12 JOSEPH CZAPIK “ C ap” “ I think, therefore I am.” DAWN MARIE CS1ZMADIA Marine Science Club; Treasurer, DECA; Reflections NHS;

PATRICIA ANN DEFELICE “Patty” "Sly” ROBERT DEFEDERICO "And let today embrace the past “ Feds” with remembrance, and the future “ I’ve seen all good people turn their with longing.” heads; And say, So Satisfied. I’m on (Gibran) my way.” NHS, V Football Cheerleader, JV & Fr., V, Cross country; V Winter V Basketball Cheerleader, Ski Club, Track Student Council Rep., YBS-(Ed.), Chem. Club, (Treas.), Jr. Prom & Sr. Dinner Dance Comm., Math League, Jr. & Sr. Homeroom Rep.

MARIA DE GIGLIO “ I say goodbye goodbye with no pain, till some happy day we meet again!” COE, YBS, ASN, FBLA, FTA, Choir, Ski Club

13 ANTHONY M. DE MARCO ELAINE DELRIO “ Success lies not in being the best, “ Tony” but in doing your best.” “ Tried have you? Always with you it V Track, Chem. Club, Ski Club can’t be done. Try not! Do! Or do not! There is no try.” “ Yoda” (George Lucas) Marching Band, Concert Band, V Choir

GREGORY A. DENTON PAUL RICH DE RISI “ Greg” “ De Rease" “ If I leave here tomorrow, would you “ The world is busting at its seams, still remember me? For I must be and you're just a prisoner of your traveling on, now, ’cause there's too dreams.” many places I’ve got to see.-’ Springsteen (Lynyrd Skynyrd) Fr. Football, Fr., JV , & V Bowling Fr. & JV Soccer, JV & V Tennis, DECA

KENNETH TERRENCE DEVLIN “ Kenny” “ We’ve only just begun to live . So many roads to choose . MARCIANNA DOBROWOLSKI A kiss for luck and we’re on our “ Marci” way.” “ Stop to think about your future, be­ (Carpenters) fore it turns into a thing of the past.” Science League, Math League, Chem. Club, NHS, Computer Club, YBS, Olympics of the Mind

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MICHAEL DOMASHINSKI THOMAS M. DONOVAN “ Mike” “ Spark" Marine Science Club “ Live free or die”

14 MICHAEL DULIN “ Have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear. Unafraid, you can look every man in the eye.” DECA, Ski Club, Marine Science Club

PATRICIA E. DUNN “ Patty” “ To live life in your own way . . To reach for goals you have set for your­ ALLAN DUNSTER self . . . To be the you that you want “ Al” to be . . That is success. “ The best way out is through.” German Club. Drama Club. IRC, Frosh & JV Baseball, JV & V Winter NHS, Chem. Club. Homeroom Rep., Track, V Spring Track, NHS, Chem. Jr. Prom Comm., V Gymnastics, Va­ Club riety Show & School Plays Stage Crew

BARBARA LYNN DYCZEWSKI CAROLINE MARIE DUPONT “ If you think your life is complete “ Dewy” confusion, because you never win “ Excuse me while 1 kiss the sky” the game . . . Just remember that, it’s (Jimi Hendrix) a grand illusion, deep inside we’re all JV & V Tennis, V Bowling, Ski Club the same.” Yearbook Literary Staff

KATHRYN ERCOLINO “ Kathy” “ I want to live, I want to give, I’ve been a miner for a heart of gold. It’s these expressions I never give that keeps me searching for a heart of gold. And I’m getting old.” (Neil Young)

15 DONALD ESPOSITO “Don” “Whatever the mind can conceive, and believe, the mind can achieve.” JV Football, JV Basketball, V Foot­ ball, Ski Club, Polish Club

GREGG S. FAZEKAS “Fuzz” “I’m the kind of man who likes to get RHONDA FARRELL away. I like to start dreamin’ ’bout “Ron” tomorrow today.” (M.T.B.) JV & V Football, Ski Club, Spring Track, Marine Science Club

NANCY M FOLEY “Easy life don’t go to fast. Before you know all the days have JOHN T FITZPATRICK passed, “Fitz” Think before you make a move. Variety Show, Business Staff If it’s too late you’re bound to lose.” (Daltrey)

WILLIAM JAMES FOX MATTHEW FROLICH “ Fred” “Forget what life used to be, “The real danger is not that comput­ You are what you choose to be ers will begin to think like men, but It’s whatever you see, that men will begin to think like com­ That life will become.” puters.” (JB) (Sydney J. Harris) JV & V Football, Fr. Baseball, Fr. Fr. & JV Soccer, German Club Basketball

16 PETER GALINIS “ Pete” DONNA FURJESZ “ You can’t always get what you “ Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams want, but is you try sometime, you die. life is but a broken winged bird just might find you get what you that cannot fly.” need.” Unkle Ram, Student Council, FBLA, (Rolling Stones) IRC Ski Club, Science League, German Club, Fr. & JV Football, Spring Track, V Winter & Spring Track

ALINA GALLAGHER “ Alina-Coke” “ To dream of the person you’d like MIRYAM GALLEGO to be, is to waste the person you are.”

MARY DOROTHY GASSERT “ Apple Cheeks” "We live today. We think about yesterday, We dream about tomorrow “ RODNEY GREEN Unkle Ram. JV Tennis, DE. FBLA, Student Council, FTA, Homeroom Rep. JV Basketball Manager, Prom Comm . IRC Secretary

ANTHONY GRABOWSKI “ Ant” “ I’ve never been lucky, My back is to the wall. GARY GREISS And if it wasn’t for real bad luck, I’d have no luck at all.” (Angel) DECA, Spring Track

17 GILBERT ANGEL GUZMAN “Gillie” “God gave us memories so that we may have roses in December.”

MARY H ALEY “Mare” “Like a true nature’s child, 1 was born to be wild. We could climb so high, 1 never wanna die.” (Steppenwolf)

ARLENE MARIE K. HANSEN “Hans" DARLENE P HANF “You can’t build a reputation on “Dost thou love life9 Then do not what you are going to do.” squander time, for that’s the stuff life (Henry Ford) is made of.” NHS, IRC, Chem. Club, J.A. (pres ), NHS, Band Front. J.A . Spanish French Club, Polish Club, Student Club, Chemistry Club, Choir, Ski Council, Drama Club, Homeroom Club, Math League. Homeroom Rep., V Spring & Winter Track, JV Rep. Science League, Plays & V Basketball, Band Treas , March­ ing & Concert Bands, Boys Cross Country Mgr

ROBERT BRIAN HARRIS “Bob” “California sunlight, sweet Calcutta LYNN MARIE HARVATT rain, Honolulu starbright — The Song “1 have my freedom, but I don’t have Remains the Same.” much time. Faith has been broken, (Led Zeppelin) tears must be cried, let’s do some JV & V Football, Winter Track, living after we die.” Spring Track, Ski Club, FBLA, Dra­ Reflections ma Club, Science Fiction Club, Light tech, in Variety shows & school plays.

18 ANNE HEALEY TODD HEMSEL “ Keep your eyes on the road, “ Oh they say that it’s over. your hands upon the wheel, But it just had to be. for the future is uncertain, Oh they say that it’s over. the end is always new.’’ Were lost children of the sea.” (Doors) (Sabbath) Ski Club, Unkle Ram, Marine Science Club. Basketball & Baseball Mgr.

PABLO HERNANDEZ “C.C.” “ I’d rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints. WILLIAM HIGGINS Sinners are much more fun and only the good die young.’’ (Billy Joel) Ski Club

MELISSA HOEHLER “ Liss” "D on’t you feel a change a coming from another side of time, breaking down the walls of silence lifting shad­ ows from your mind.” (Cat Stevens)

DINA LYNN HOLMES “ A gentle voice and ceaseless mirth is what God gave thee at thy birth.” Unkle Ram; DE; Spanish Club; HR Representative

19 ELIZABETH J. HORNACK ‘‘Whiz” LAURA S. HORAN “ Time waits for no one, it’s too pre­ “ I have no yesterdays, time took cious to be wastin. Once it’s gone them away; all I have left is you and you can’t relive it. You gotta make today.” the most of every day, it may be gone before you know it.” (Rossington Collins Band) YB Staff

DEBORAH MARIE HURLEY MARIGRACE IODICE ‘‘Don’t fly, Mr. Bluebird, I’m just “ Mare” walking down the road, early morn­ “ Many journeys end here ing sunshine tell me all I need to But the secrets told the same know.” Life is just a candle (Allman Brothers) And the dream must give it Ski Club: Marine Science Club; Uncle flame.” Ram; Basketball Manager; Baseball (Rush) Manager. Flagtwirling

NATALIE JAKUBOWYCZ “ Nat” “ Along the road your steps may stumble. Your thoughts may start to stray, But through it all a heart held, Humble will light your way . . . .” (Dan Fogelberg) Fr. Soccer Mgr

KAREN MARY JOHNSON “ Karen” “ His love is lasting, His love is everlastinq. (P.P.) JV, V Tennis

20 LISA JONES “Jonesy” ELIZABETH KATKICS "Happiness is happening “Liz” The dragons have been bled “Life is a dearing adventure or noth­ Gentleness is everywhere ing at all.” Fears just in your head.” Uncle Ramm; Student Council; Dra­ (David Bowie) ma Club; HRC French Club; HR REP.

PATRICIA ANN KEATING “ Patti” “If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different STEVE KATKICS drummer. Let him step to the music he hears. However measured or far away.” Flagtwirling; FBLA; Reflections

THERESA ANN KEENE "Terry” "City boy you self destroyer. DARIA ANN KENT City boy you’ve got so much to “Dar” live for "The grand essentials to happiness in So much to gain for this life are something to do, some­ blowing it all with thing to lov?, and something to hope paranoia.” for.” (Kinks) (Joseph Addison) FBLA; HR Rep.; Science Fiction Ski Club Club; Reflections; Color Guard; Choir; COE

MARY ELIZABETH KEPICH "Mare” GABRIELA S. KERTEZ “Some may dream “Gubby” But 1 will do "If the sun refused to shine, I would I’ll open the gates and still be lovin you. When mountains ride my rainbow through.” crumble to the sea, there’ll still be V Gymnastics, V Softball, Ski Club you and me.” Basketball Cheering; French Club (Led Zeppelin) Marine Science Club; JV Basketball COE Unkle Ramn

21 ALAN KILYK “ Space” CHRISTINE KILINSKI “ You can spend your life looking for “ Chris” things to be done or you can spend “ If the good times are all gone then all your life not thinking never ending I’m bound for moving on, I’ll look for what you’ve begun." you if I’m ever back this way.” (Pete Townshend) YB Staff Ski Club; President of Marine Sci ence Club

CHERYL ANN KINNEY “ Cheryl” HWASOOK KIM “ Take your time, think alot, think “ Don’t give up, keep on going. of everything you got, well Don’t even think about the past. you will still be here tomorrow, Because tomorrow’s coming.” but your dreams may not.” Hand-in Hand (Cat Stevens) FBLA

SCOTT J KOLODZIESKI THERESA C. KNITTEL “ All men see the same objects, but “ Terry" all men do not equally understand “ It is chance that makes brothers, them Intelligence is the tounge that but hearts that make friends.” discerns and tastes them.” (Von Geibel) (Thomas Traherne) IRC; Unkle Ram; German Club; NHS, Science League: Math League; Chemistry Club; NHS; JV V Tennis; Chemistry Club; ASN; Computer Drama Club Club; YB Photographer; Olympics of the ming

JOSEPH KOVACS “ Joe” “ And so it seems our destiny, To search and never rest. To ride that ever changing wave, that never seems to crest.” (Bob Seger) Fr. Football; Marine Science Club; Ski Club

22 ROBERT KOVACS ROGER KULLY “ Bob” “ Skully” "If you think your life is complete “ The world is full of Kings and confusion cause you never win the Queens, game, Who blind your eyes and steal Just remember it’s a grand illusion, your Deep inside we’re all the same!” dreams, r (Styx) It’s heaven and hell!” Ski Club (Black Sabbath)

MICHAEL J. KURPAT “ Mike” “ Can you picture what will be, ALFREDO E. LALINDE So limitless and free “ Ricky” desperately in need, Fr. Football; V Football of some stranger’s hand in a desperate land.” (Jim Morrison)

SUSANNE LEONARD “ Sue” “ You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true.” (R.B.) V Gymnastics; Fr. Basketball; Flag Twirling; Ski Club

MYRNA LLOYD “ Goldie” “ To be what we are, RICHARD H. LOOR and to become what we are, “ Rich” capable of becoming, is “ To be, or not to be: that is the the only end in life.” question.” Ski Club; FBLA; Spanish Club; Stu­ (William Shakespeare) dent Council; Flag Twirler

23 PATRICIA A. LYNCH “ Patti” “ In the midst of winter I have finally learned, that in me there is an invinci ble summer.” Vice President of Jr. and Sr. Class; YB Photography Editor; ASN; NHS; Uncle Ram; Ski Club; Chem. Club; Basketball; V Gymnastics; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Prom Comm

ELIZABETH MAJOR “ Liz” “ You can choose from phantom fears, and kindness that can kill, I will choose a path that’s clear, I will choose free will.” (Rush) Baton Twirler; FBLA; Ski Club; JV Choir

24 KATHERINE MARTYNIUK “Kathy" “Doody” “ Lately I wonder what I’m learning on my way, There’s so much left I need to know Life is a river that's searching for a source. How far do I still have left to go?" ( 707) French Club, Ukrainian Club; V Foot ball Mgr ; Prom. Comm

GARY R MC CORMICK “ Mac” “ Winners never know the worth of losing til the prize has slipped right through their hands." (D.F.) Football; Basketball; Baseball; Win­ ter Track; Spring Track; Student Council; Pres; Ski Club

GERALDINE MENDEZ “ Gerry” “ So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out; there’s so much left to know, and I’m on the road to find out " Cross Country Winter Track; Spring Track, V Tennis; JV V Basketball; V Softball, IRC; Unkle Ram. YB Staff; Spanish Club, Polish Club; Chem. Club, Hand in Hand

FERNANDO MENDOZA “ Junior" “ Where there is joy, there is faith. Where there is faith, there is love, where there is love, there is God. Where there is God, there is no need.”

25 PRISCILLA MERCADO “ Prissy” “ If you love something enough, set it free. If it comes back, it was yours. But if it doesn’t come back, it never was.” Distributive Education I & II, DECA, YBS.

LORI ANN MIKAJLO “ Lor” “ Everyday ends in wasted motion just crossed swords on the killing floor. To settle back is to settle with­ out knowing the hard edge that you’re settling for.” (Springsteen) Fr., JV., V. Basketball, Varsity Spring track.

NICHOLAS MIRANDI JOHN MNICH “ And ever, what your days may Doc bring, "Why should 1 worry what happens it’s no use hiding in the corner, tomorrow, your tomorrow just cause that won’t change a thing.” might not come.” (Led Zeppelin) (Rossington-Collins Band) Ski Club, YBS. Fr Track, NHS, Chemistry Club, Po­ lish Club.

LINDA NICHOLE MOLCZAN “ Lyn” “ There is no need for an outpouring of words to explain oneself to a MARIA D MORQUILLAS friend. Friends understand each oth­ “ Marimar” er’s thoughts even before they are "If I were to be like everyone else I spoken.” would never have been given the gift French, German, Spanish, Ski, Dra­ of thought, because to follow the ma, Chem., Clubs, Twirling Capt., crowd takes no thought at all.” Fire Twirler, Prom. Comms., Year­ V., Cross-Country, Winter track, V book editor, Student Council, Reflec­ Spring track, FBLA, YBS, NHS. tions, Sr., plays, Variety shows, Girls V. and JV. Basketball Mgr.

26 CAROLYN .1 MOYLAN “ Carol” “ I’ve seen a lot of people who thought they were cool then again Lord I’ve seen a lot of fools.” (Lynyrd Skynyrd) COE

SUSAN MARIE NAGY “ Sue” “ Yesterday, all my troubles seemed FRANCISCO NEGRON so far away. Now it looks as though “ Paco” they’re here to stay. Oh I believe in “ The important thing is this: yesterday.” To be able at any moment to (Beatles) sacrifice what we are for what we Spanish, Polish, Ski, Chem., Clubs, could become.” IRC. Who’s Who Among American (Charles Dubois) High School Students, Concert & DE I and II. Marching Band, Hand-in-Hand, JV Basketball, Variety Shows.

JULIANN NUTAIT1S “ Jule” KAREN ANN NEROD “ A friend is one who knows you as “ If you love something, set it free you are, understands where you’ve If it comes back to you, it is yours. been, accepts who you’ve become, If is doesn’t. and still invites you to grow.” It never was." V Football Cheering, V Basketball Spanish club, J A , IRC Cheering (Capt.), Spring Track, Ski Club.

PETER F. OBERC MARC S. NYDICK “ Pete” "George Harrison” “ And in the end, the love you “ Cause I’m as free as a bird now, take, and this bird you cannot change.” is equal to the love, you make!” (Lynyrd Skynyrd) (Lennon & McCartney) Concert, Dance, Marching Band. FR Wrestling, Polish, Chem., Clubs.

27 KAREN T. O’BRIEN RAYMOND O’DONNELL “When the days start slipping by, “Ray” and there’s no time to stop and rea­ “Yes. there are two paths you can go son why, up there’s the sun, and it’s by, but in the long run there’s still bright. There’ll be a million tomor­ time to change the road you’re on.” rows tonight.” (Led Zepelin) Fr and JV Baseball, Ski Club.

JAYNE ANN OLDAKOWSKI “Forget what life used to be you are what you choose to be It’s whatever it is you see that life will become.” BRIAN O’HARE (Jackson Browne) JV Basketball Cheering. V Basket­ ball Cheering, V Football Cheering, Drama, Ski Club (Student Council Rep.), Prom Comm.

MARK JAMES OLEAR “O” “Let the disappointments pass Let the laughter fill your glass Let your illusions last until they shatter.” V Golf, JV and V Football, Fr Bas­ ketball, Cross-Country, Ski Club

JOANN ELIZABETH PAIVA “I know a place where you can go when you’re flying high or laying low, Yes I’ve got the time, I’ve got plenty to spare, I’ve got the time and I’ve got the place, I just wish you were there.” (REO Speedwagon) DE

28 SHARYN PARLATTI “ The best thing in my life was when you said you loved me, but what was even better was when 1 realized you meant it, okay, you found me out, I’m not what you wanted me to be. I guess l never will be.” (To Glenn)

KATHLEEN PELETIER “ Kathy” “ Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime W e’ll rake the best, forget the rest And someday we’ll find these are the best of times.” (Styx) JV Track, Marching and Concert Band Squad Leaders, Chem. Club, NHS.

ANA PAULA PEREIRA LUIS R PEREZ JR. “ Annie” “ Louie” “ You may chain my hands, you may “ So often we have it, that we live our shackle my feet; you may even throw lives in chains, and we never even me into a dark prison; but you shall know we have the key.” not enslave my thinking because it is (Eagles) free ” Fr. and JV Soccer; Fr., JV, V Basket­ JV Soccer, YBS ball, Fr., JV, V Baseball, Chem. Club.

CAROLYN PERSON “ You’ve got to get up early morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart.” (Carole King) Ski, Chem., Spanish Clubs, Year­ book comm., Color Guard, Rifle Capt., Student Council, Plant Sci­ ence Club, Polish Club.

29 MARY ELLEN PETROSKI “Mare” KENNETH T. PETSCH “The rung of a ladder was never “Stretch" meant to rest upon, but only to hold “Some guy’s come home from work a man’s foot long enough to enable and wash up and go racing in the him to put the other somewhat high­ er.” streets ” (Bruce Springsteen) (Thomas Huxley) Fr Football, Fr Basketball, Ski Club, V Tennis, Ski, French, Polish Clubs, Home Room Rep. Prom Comm., Who’s Who Among American High School Student.

NANCY POLL “Nance” “There's beauty in the silver flowing river, there’s beauty in that rainbow in the sky. But none of these can JOSEPH PORCELLI match the beauty 1 remember in my “Joe” true love’s eye.” “Racing in the streets ” Homeroom rep., Spanish and Ski (Springsteen) Club, Student council, Prom Comm., Fr. Basketball Mgr., V Gymnastics, JV and V Basketball, V Softball, V Spring Track, Un. Ram.

LYNN ANN PORTUGAL “Lynney - Honey, K H " “And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures.” (Kahlil Gibram) V Gymnastics. JV Basketball Cheer ing (Capt), Sr class pres., HR Rep , Student Council Rep . Un. Ram, NHS, Computer Club (Treas.). ASN, Who’s Who, Girls State (Alternate), Polish Club, Math League, Yearbook (Acad. Ed ), Prom Comm

SUSAN POZARYCKI CYNTHIA PRIB1SH “Sue Poz” “Cindy” “Everyone has fears . . . but those “The best and the most beautiful who face their fears also have cour­ things in the world cannot be seen or age.” touched. They must be felt with the Plant Science, Chem., Polish Clubs, heart.” ASN, Concert and Marching Band, V (Helen Keller) Softball, JV and V Basketball, Jr. Fr. Football Mgr., Fr. Basketball Prom Comm, Who’s Who Among Mgr., FBLA, Student Council Treas , American High School Students. NHS Sec.

30 MARIA PUSILLO BRIAN K PUSILLO “ Pusillo” Time, a dimension of infinity, travel­ “ Love when you can ing on forever Leaving us with mere Cry when you have to memories of the laughter and follies, Be who you must one thing time is unable to displace. That’s a part of the plan.” ODYSSEY, Science Fact and Fiction (D. Fogelberg) Magazine Marching Band, HRC, Fr. JV and V Basketball Mgr., Jr. Prom Comm., Dinner Dance Comm.

ANNE MARIE QUAGLIANA “ Am” Time is not measured JOHN PYDESKI by the years that you live But by the deeds that you do And the joy that you give. Ski Club

LAURA QUINN JAMIE RACKETT “ Laurie” “ Himie” “ Sometimes the lights are shining on “ We wake up early and we work all me. other times I could barely see; day, we put are time in because we lately it occurs to me-WHAT A like to stay up All Night Long.” LONG STRANGE TRIP IT’S BEEN ” (Eagles) Fr JV and V Football, Ski Club (Grateful Dead)

SONJA RAIMAN JIM RENO “ People watch the time go by they (Jewels) do their jobs and live and die and in There’s people putting us down, say­ their dreams they rise above by ing that we’ve got lazy. “ To tell you strength, or hate, or luck, or love.” the truth, we’ve all seen better (Jackson Browne) days.” IRC, COE, Ski Club, Band Front. (Styx) Fr. Baseball

31 RAYMOND RISCOE "W hen you go, you're gone, so for now, live it up!" (AC/DC)

MARGARET ELLEN RONAN “ Peggy" “ The only way to have a friend is to be one." Yearbook Business Staff, FBLA, FTA. COP. Ffand-inhand

JUAN RUIZ “ Juanits" " If you love something, let it go If it comes back, it is yours If it doesn't, it never was "

PAMELA RUSSELL “ Pam" " I don’t know what I’ve been told. If the horse don’t pull, you’ve got to carry the load I don’t know whose back’s that strong. Maybe find out before too long.” (Grateful Dead)

32 JOHN RYAN “ My interest is in the future-because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there."

MAGDALEN SABOL “ Maggie" "Say good bye to all your friends. They're gonna be sorry for a while- thats how it goes. But then again who knows?!" Band Front Capt , French Club, IRC. Chemistry Club. Wrestling Mgr.. Ski Club.

SUZANNE J. SALSANO "Sue” "Y ou ’re born with nothing and better off that way. As soon as you've got something, they send someone to try and take it aw ay" (Bruce Spring­ steen) J.V Basketball Cheering, Chemistry Club

SHIRLEY MARIA SANCHEZ " CHERL1E" "Reach for the highest, Strive for the SCOTT SANDOR best, Live day by day. And to God “SANHO” leave the rest." ‘‘Gettin’ by’s my stock and trade. Li­ Student Council Sec , Treas., Rep., vin’ it day to day. Lettin’ the high Spring Track, Uncle Ramn, Pep times carry the low - Just livin’ my Squad, HRC, IRC, Fland-in-hand, Va­ life easy come, easy go.” riety Show Stage Crew, Prom Com­ VP Marine Science Club, Ski Club. mittee, JV Tennis, Var Choir, Stu­ dent-faculty Games, "The Me No­ body knows" & "Get Smart".

33 LAWRENCE P SCHMAUS JOHN M SHANF.R “ Larry” “ You only go around once in life “ Brains, good looks, and money; Live it!” Well, 2 out of 3 ain’t bad!” Var Track. Drama Club, Fr. Foot Science League ball. Yearbook Staff, COP

WILLIAM E. SHELLEY ROBIN MARIE SHOMSKY “ Shell” “ Bird” “ Everything works if you let it.” “ I’m as free as a bird now, and this (Cheap Trick) bird you cannot change.” Fr. Cross-Country (Lynyrd Skynyrd) Yearbook Staff

34 BETH SIMISTER SUE-ANNE SIANO “ Beth” “ Sue” “ Break it-break another piece of my “ The world is only here on loan. So heart now baby; When you know experience it, explore it, enjoy it, for you’ve got it, sure it makes you feel it may not be here forever.” good.” Drill Team, COE, Ski Club (Janis Joplin)

ROBIN G. SLIVKA “Pooda” & “Rob” JUDI A. SINGER “ Memories of yesterday will last a “ Jude” lifetime. We’ll take the best, forget “ Life is too short, so why waste pre­ the rest, and someday we’ll find, cious time?!” these are The Best of Times.” (Pat Benatar) JV & V Tennis, JV Basketball, Fr & Var. Tennis, J.V . and Var. Basket­ V Baseball Mgr., V Football Cheer­ ball, Spring Track, NHS, Homeroom ing, V & JV (Co-Capt) Basketball Rep., Jr. Prom Committee, Girl’s Cheering, VP Span Club, NHS, State Alternate, Who’s Who. Yearbook, Drama Club, IRC, Home­ room Rep., VP Fr Class, Computer Club, Ski Club Sec.

ALLEN WILLIAM SNYDER “ Al” JOHN SMISEK “ Well I been laying in this “ Bomba” dungeon since I was fourteen. “ Long Live Rock” Four long years of my life taking Set me free!” Polish Club

CARMEN MIGDALIA SOLIS BRIAN W. SOSNOWSKI “ Carmencita” “ Never, never, never say never. Ne “ . . . Thanks, for helping me make it dis jamais jamais. Better, better be­ through!” lieve in forever, And it can be that Choir way.” (Styx)

35 JOHN W. SOWIENSKI STEVE STAMPOULOS “ Skins” “ Scruffy” “ Remember, it’s a jail before bail so “ Power is like alcohol. The faster it is you better not fail.” consumed, the more quickly it af (The Odd Couple) fects the brain.” Fr., J.V., Var. Football, Fr., J.V., (Lisa Hobbs) Var. Baseball Varsity Baseball, Ski Club

LISA STAPINSKI “ Lee” MICHAEL STEWART “ Oh, mirror in the sky, what is love? “ Stewie” Can a child within my heart rise “ Snap it, Pal!” above? Can l sail through the chang­ (Bones Boy) ing ocean tides? Can I handle the Fr., J.V., and Var. Football, Winter seasons of my life?” and Spring Track FBLA, SOP, National Honor Society

THOMAS R STROKA RON STRANGIO “ Clint” “ Stud” “ Lightin’ up while you still can. “ A superior man is modest in his Don’t even try to understand. words, but exceeds in his actions.” Just find a place to make your (Confucius) stand. Take it easy . . .” Fr. J.V. and Var. Baseball, Fr. J.V. (Eagles) and Var. Football Fr. Var. Football, Fr. J.V. Basketball, Fr. Var. Baseball

JAMES L. STYDINGER DONNA SULLIVAN “ Stimie” “ Trixie” “ . . . And someone said Fair warning. “ A fool thinks he needs no advice, Lord will strike that poor boy down. but a wise man listens to others.” Turned from hunted into hunter. Choir, COP, Yearbook Business Went to hunt somebody down . . Staff, Advertising Mgr. (Van Halen)

36 KAREN A. SURICK “KAR” “ I decided long ago never to live in anyone’s shadow. If I fail, if I suc­ ceed, at least I’ll live as 1 believe.” (Unknown) Varsity Choir, German Club, Bowling Team, Ski Club

LEIGH ANN SZYMANSKI “ Whatever your labor and aspira­ DONNA MARIE TEREBETSKY tions, in the noisy confusion of life, “ Let me go warm and merry still; t keep peace in your soul. Even with and let the world laugh; an’ it will.” all its broken dreams, it’s still a beau­ French Club, Ski Club, Flag Twirler, tiful world.” IRC Club, Yearbook Committee, Yearbook Editor in Chief, Jr. Sr. Chemistry Club, Polish Club, Student Play 80, 81, 82, Drama Club Council

PHILACIA J. THARRINGTON “ God, in all his glory, cannot be un­ derstood through the five senses. We know God through the Sixth Sense. He gives us all the ability to believe.” Spring Track, Distributive Education, Spanish Club

IRMA TIRADO “IRM” “ If you love something, Set it free. If it comes back to you, KENNETH TKACH It is yours. “KEN” If it doesn’t, It never was. FBLA

37 DOUGLAS TOTH Science league, Honor Society, Band Treasurer, Band, German Club

LISA MARIA TURTURRO “SNEEZY” “ A sensible man watches for prob­ lems ahead and prepares to meet SANDRA MARIE URBAN them. The simpleton never looks, “SANDY” and suffers the consequences.” “ If you love him, let him go free. If Marching Band, Band President, he returns to you, he is yours for­ Band Drum Captain, Concert Band, ever. If not, he never was.” COP, Yearbook Circulation Man­ ager, Choir, Who’s Who Among Stu­ dents In America.

KEVIN URSO “KURSO” “ I’ll meet you in the next world. Don’t be late. (Jimi Hendrix) Ski Club

VINCENT VALENTI “VINNIE” “ Make everything you do worth it.” (VV) Frosh, JV, V Soccer

38 GFR1L ANN VARGO “GEFT* “Trust in the Lord with ail your heart on your own intelligence rely not; In ANTONIA VELAZQUEZ all your ways be mindful of Him, and “TONI” He will make straight your paths” Spanish Club, HRC, Choir, Rambler NHS(Vice Pres.) Class Sec. (3 yrs.) Club, FBLA YB Typ Ed.. Girls State (D), V Foot­ ball Chldr, JV Basketball Chldr. (Capt), Spanish Club (Sec ). IRC. Chemistry Club, Ski Club. Assembly Comm. Chairman. Who’s Who \> %

MARIE NICOLE VERNILLO JOSEPH VERNACHIO “RE” “JOE” “Yes, there are two paths you can go “Let's make a Heaven out of the by. But in the long run. There’s still earth. Come on Children. Come on.” time to change the road you’re on. (Arlo Guthrie) L.Z. Var. wrestling, soccer. Ski Club, Fr. Football mgr.. Fr. Basketball Chemistry Club. Jr. Class Pres., mgr.. Ski Club, Flag Twirler Capt. Yearbook, Spanish Club t!

THERESA VESEY LUISA VIERA “VES” “In this world, it is not what we take “If the sun refused to shine, I would up, but what we give up, that makes still be loving you. If mountains crum­ us rich.” ble to the sun. It would still be you HRC. French Club and me," (Led Zeppelin) Ski Club, JV and V Football mgr.

CHRISTINA VITCAVAGE “CHRIS” "The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or touched, They must be felt within the Heart." (Helen Keller) NHS, Ski Club, Spanish Club, IRC, Polish Club Sec , Rifle Squad, Band Front C pt, Fr. Marching and Con­ cert Bands, Yearbook. LEEP.

39 MATTHEW WALSH

NANCY ANN WASHINGTON “ I believe in the love that you gave me. 1 believe in the faith that can save me, I believe in the hope and I pray that someday it may raise me above these badlands.” (Bruce Springsteen) NHS, Who’s Who, Student Council, Class Rep., Fr. Football mgr., Var. Baseball mgr., Loudspeaker Sports Ed., Twirling Co-cpt., IRC, Spanish Club.

RAYMOND E. WEAVER JR “RAY” RICHARD WEHRHANN “ The only way to find your limits is "RICH” to reach for them, and then you can "1 don't know if I’m up or down. My surpass them.” black is white or blue is brown. The Marching, Concert, and Dance colors in my life are different some­ Bands, NHS, W ho’s Who, Marine how. Science Club, NJ Science League.

WANDA L. WEHRHAHN VICTOR WHITEMAN “ Just to end us caught in a dream “VIC” where everything goes wrong. “ Take your time, Don’t live too fast. Where the dark of night holds back Troubles will come, and they will the light, And you’ve gotta stand and pass.” Lynyrd Skynyrd fight for the price you pay.” Bruce Fr. JV and Varsity Football, JV and Springsteen Varsity Basketball Fr. Color Guard

40 HARRY WOLANSKY III "Gallop through every sunset, but slow down long enough to watch it rise; Fulfill your wildest dreams, and whatever may cross your mind.’’ ROBERT WOLLNER Marshall Tucker Band Fr JV and Varsity Football Cpt , Ski Club Vice President, Marine Science Club

AVRIL GWYNNETH H. WOOD “AVE” “I don't want a pickle, I just want to ride on my motorcikle. An' I don’t GHUNGYU WON want to die, I just want to ride on my motorcy - - - cle” Arlo Guthrie Spring Track, Ski Club, Spanish Club.

DAVID WOODMAN FRANK YANNICH

DENISE A. ZAJAC MICHAEL YAVORSKY “DENISE” “MIKE” "The love in your heart wasn’t put May we all have a vision, now and there to stay. Love isn’t love, till you then, of a world where every neigh­ give it away.” bor is a friend.” JV & V Girl’s Cross Country, JV & V NHS. Yearbook Art Ed., ASN, Com­ Girl’s Basketball, V Softball, JV & V puter Club, Math League, School Girl’s Spring Trk. Span. Club. Math Play, Drama Club, Who’s Who Alter­ & Science League, Computer Club nate Boy’s State. VP, Fr Soph Jr Sr Homeroom Rep, Class Treas., NHS, NJ Girl’s State, Who’s Who

41 42 HALL OF FAME

MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST POPULAR KEN DEVLIN GARY MCCORMICK DEBBIE COLBY JANET MANNINO

BEST LOOKING RONNIE STRANGIO APRIL SZIGETI

BEST ATHLETES CLASS ARTISTS TOMMY STROKA MIKE YAVORSKY DENISE ZAJAC CHRIS VITCAVAGE

43 HALL OF FAME

MAD SCIENTISTS CLASS MUSICIANS SAL BRUCATO PAUL PEACE DEBBIE COLBY SUE POZARYCKI

CLASS DRAMATISTS DID MOST FOR CHS JIMMY ZUR GARY MCCORMICK LEIGH ANN SZYMANSKI DENISE ZAJAC rr i

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MOST WANTED BY OFFICE CLASS VOCALISTS EDDIE HART TONY DEMARCO DONNA SCHMANKO SHIRLEY SANCHEZ HALL OF FAME

BEST DRESSED MATH NUTS JIMMY RENO BILL JASIULEWICZ NANCY POLL DEBBIE COLBY

CLASS RAMBLERS GARY MCCORMICK SHIRLEY SANCHEZ

CLASS FLIRTS CLASS CLOWNS VICTOR WHITEMAN KENNY PETSCH ROBIN SLIVKA MARY KEPICH REMEMBER WHEN Mrs. M. had a dating service for the Prom? A greek brought CV and LM pizza? Mr. B.’s first period geometry class? BDF developed the “ BOB” postulate in 6th period The Puda-Heads invaded? geometry RS’s car was sort of turned around at Buxton’s? (Back of Book)? MD put a thumb tack on Mr. C.’s seat? “ 17 and Reflexive” were the favorite answers? EM parked in the middle of the street? GF aged 90 years in 30? Honor’s Engish IV paralleled Moby Dick to Pinnochio? EM turned into a punk rocker? RS admitted that she was wrong in Mr. G.’s fifth period PD wasn’t grounded? class? AB admitted he still has his “ Baby Bumpers” ? The bathroom blew up freshmen year? AH and LS figured out why the red light was facing the CP and MP were bombed with Dunkin’ Donuts by DE and wrong way in Hoboken? RO? We got picked up by Washington D.C. cops? JN’s bushes were on her porch? Everything was LUNAR? Mrs. O. yelled at the class for being wrong when it was she Mr. O ’s class always had the apple pie and coffee that was wrong? syndrome? KC and LS went to Great Adventure on Junior Hookey We had the “ Blair Road Rallies” ? Day and their parentss had the state police after them? We played chase every Friday night? GM made a touchdown against the girls? Mac’s Scrubby Squad? Grandpa left his children at the USA Roller Rink? DE drove P L ’s car through BK’s drive-thru — backwards? JB, MK, and JN decorated the cars of the coaches and We got kicked out of Miss Z’s class almost every day? football players the night before the first game? The Pep Squad had to hum songs at a football game We had water guns? because the band was too cold to play? The band almost forgot to come to our Prom? SS entered the East Cherry 500? Mr. S. thought T R ’s name was Ted all year? Mr. S. imitated LL? RS played Alligator for everyone? We played manhunt in the cemetary on the Camelback ski GF won the skiing contest, then had his ski’s stolen? trip? We had a Sock Hop? RS hung HW’s pants on the flagpole on the ski trip junior GF almost landed on top of a guy while trying to jump, year? then had his poles thrown into the woods? MO, JS, GN, and TS camped out on the football field on Everyone started to drive — or at least tried? the eve of the Thanksgiving game? RL started singing “ IF YOU BELIEVE IN PEANUT How many times RS’s house was TPed? I can’t count that BUTTER” during a test? high. TR met RS at PD’s party and couldn’t remember her the JS changed a flat tire in a white tuxedo after the Prom? next day? All the falls BD and LH had? PD thought Miami was going to beat NY? JN played Rocky for HW after warming up at RS’s? The staduim reopened? RS brought a mouse and DE let it loose in first period RS was almost our Homecoming Queen? geometry? Everyone loved strawberries? GF ripped his pants roller skating on the ski trip? PL, LP, PD, and LM watched the sunrise on the beach? RL tried to jump MK’s car in the Burger King parking lot? We turned into radical groupies? They put a smoke bomb in RS’s locker? PD, LP, and PL followed the Blue Datsun all around town? LP blew off a party popper in first period geometry? PL had to “ Even it out” ? RW’s jacket got fresh with DH at McCarter Theater in AK was the Air Traffic Controller of BK’s Parking Lot? Princeton? LK flushed SS’s comb down the comode? The qirl’s Cross Country team lost their coach in Roosevelt We had all the older guys at our table at the Junior Prom? Park? AH threw the discus through the annex window? ML took out Big Al? The bus driver almost crashed into the side of Rahway Mr. K. said “ Basically speaking” ten times in one period? Prison on the way home from a science league trip? AW and KM devised their master plans of getting food into LK fell for Dork at Cittone? Mr. F.’s 6th period geometry class? JN made AK dock the Loveboat? TK made a heart-shaped cookie for SM in ’80 and it was LT, KP, PP, DM, MP, BP, and PD (The Pep Band) played eaten before he received it? Notre Dame down the hall? Rubber bands flew from LM ’s mouth in Mr. N.’s class? AH fell off a bicycle? Mr. S.’s third period class hid behind the stairway? We tied JS’s Pants to the curtain string when he was still in KD got an award for being “ Most Crismacious” ? them? JO, RS, and NW had their “ Tell-All” fight in Mr. S.’s gym There was shaving cream all over the inside of RO ’s class? locker? The Junior Prom-if you can!? SOP class fell in love with “ Leather” on the way to RS and NW had a food fight in 6th period lunch? Cittone? Mr. S.’s first period chemistry class crazy-glued his entire The band walked off the field and six went the wrong way? room? MK’s foot waved to us at a gymnastic meet? DECA had a “ Buddy Club” RS, BB, AG, GD, LP, MD, and Kenny’s Honeys cruised the bay in the “ Foxy Lady” ? KP? We went to Florida? Junior Prom-Chimney Rock “ Experience” RS, SL, JM, N P , WE GRADUATED? TB, MI, PK, EC, BL, JM, FD, SP, GL, and MV? I ne*

4 - JAMES GILRAIN PRINCIPAL ROBERT O’DONNELL SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOL

S. SEMENZA E. BROWN A, CALOGERO G. COMBA R. PUSILLO Vice-President BOARD OF EDUCATION

Missing from picture: A. KASKIW

R FOLEY M JACOBOW1TZ G. STRANGOS J. CIESLARCZYK President

E. BARRETT G BROWN R. TURCO ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Bradach Bodnar Boneventure . . Arnold . Bihuniak K. K. Houseman K. Hricko L. Holleffer L. L. Grace C. C. Hays K. K. Grabowski J. J. Hanley S. S. Gordon P. Garrison S. Gonczlik L. L. Farrel C. Foti R. R. Duncan J. Foster P. P. Derrillo W. Dotekowski R. R. Cowen D. Delanoy N. Disarro J. J. Costello B. B. Chappelle M. Checki J. Comba B. Coniff 5 5 a ui cq A. Chamra 50 L. Huchko J. Hudak J. Jacobs W. Karatz A. Katz

E. Kennedy P. Kindzierski M. Kopko M. Krakower D. Krugman

E. Kushner A. Lehner A. Lynes G. Marcincavage D. Marsh

M. Masterson M. Marzano B. McLennand P. Mincielli S. Naples

S. Nelson L. Nepote K. O’Grady R. O’Lear W. O’Lear

G. Patton G. Peters A. Pullen A. Riley K. Ruela

51 C. Sansone A. Sarzillo L. Scally G. Sheno A. Shadell

L. Sheckman I. Silverman C. Simon K. Simon R. Slickner

M. Sosnowski A. Spaldo M. Swajkowski F. Tomczuk R. Torrisi

R. Toro J. Tucker I. Vernachio J. Vitale C. Walczak

52 ENGLISH

“ There is no frigate like a book/To take me lands away . . Subscribing to this sentiment of Emily Dickinson, the English department offers every student of literature an opportunity for numerous vicarious experiences. Students can sail the waters with Ahab chasing his white whale or agonize with Santiago as he labors to land his marlin. They can walk the streets of St. Peters­ burg with Raskolnikov or plummet into despair with Hamlet. Literature provides the opportunity to respond to ideas univer­ sally projected for centuries. Students can write of their reactions (in Expository Writing or Media: Analysis and Synthesis) or inter­ pret literature orally (in Dramatic Poetry) or write their own (in Creative Writing). Through the reading of science fiction, stu­ dents uncover predictions for the future and in Humanities, they learn how man responds to concepts and other men. Literature and the mass media afford all students the vehicles for extensive training in the four communication skills: reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Communication Workshop, Oral and Written Communication, Research Techniques, Mass Media, Public Speaking, Play Production, and Composition encourage students to express their ideas creatively and to investigate the ideas of other people. Through such research students become acquainted with the library facilities and career opportunities. To instill or enhance salable skills, the department offers four semesters of Business English in which stress is placed on me­ chanics and composition of business correspondence. In co-op­ eration with the Career Resource Center, Business English classes host speakers from business schools. Students who wish to enter college can secure a strong compo­ sition and literature background by selecting wisely from among the twenty courses open to college preparatory students. Stu­ dents who are highly motivated or humanities oriented can enroll in an English Honors Program for their junior and senior years. One of two team-taught courses. Honors English develops analyt­ ical skills and encourages greater independence than do other courses. Wherever feasible, the department individualizes. Reading and English as a Second Language classes provide individual learning packets; Fundamentals of Writing affords teacher-student confer­ ences. In four years of English study, students should encounter myriad techniques of instruction: large and small group discus­ sion, teacher lecture, work sheets, audio-visual presentations, stu­ dent reports, team teaching, and drill. They should have ample opportunity to read, to write, to speak, to listen, and to think. These are the acts which will prepare them for their lives after Carteret High School.

53 SOCIAL STUDIES

Education in the social studies acquaints students with the historical development of their nation, and an understanding of America’s democratic system and unique lifestyle. The many social, economic, and political problems facing America are care­ fully investigated. Students are also introduced to the historical and cultural development of other lands and peoples. Throughout the social studies program at Carteret High, teach­ ers stress the development of desirable social attitudes and skills necessary for social competence. Emphasized throughout are recognition of the worth of the individual; respect for each other’s opinions; cooperation with others; the ability to gather, organize, and present data effectively in written and oral form; and the formulation, analysis, and solution of societal problems.

54 BUSINESS

The Business Department and its various courses are designed to prepare each business student for many business careers. The program extends over four years and the faculty attempts to se the available courses as a strong foundation for the students. Among the courses are bookkeeping, business math, machine shorthand, steno, and typing. Business students may also partici­ pate in accompanying programs such as Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA). In addition to the standard business program, these organizations are designed to aid the business student in prepara­ tion for life in the business world. In general, the Business Depart­ ment is well rounded and beneficial to anyone interested in a business career. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

We in the Science Department are involved in making the learning of science an interesting and useful experience. We know that a useful understanding of science is necessary in order to live successfully in a world that is built around science and technology. To accomplish this, our courses are designed to prepare stu­ dents for all walks of life. This includes information necessary to pursue any field in science, and any field related to science such as Marine Science, Medicine, Space Science, Environmental Sci­ ence, Engineering, and the Industrial Technologies. Those who are not pursuing science-oriented careers receive a basic foundation in the sciences. This prepares them to be intelli­ gent citizens who are aware of the effects of science and technol­ ogy on their lives, and who are capable of influencing their environment.

56 FOREIGN LANGUAGE

French, German, and Spanish courses are available to the student body from Freshman year to Senior year. In addition to the mastery of language skills, students have excellent exposure to foreign culture. Language study opens new horizons. The advanced levels of study enable a deeper concentration on the technical aspects and a greater appreciation of the cultures. The department’s aim is to offer an understanding and appreciation of another people’s way of life, literature, and civilization through language.

57 MATHEMATICS

The classes offerred by the Math Department are Algebra I and II, geometry, trigonometry, senior math, basic computer course, and gen­ eral math I and II. General students business students, and college prep students all take at least the two math classes required by law, but in many cases are scheduled for more. A strong background in mathemat­ ics is helpful in any field.

58 INDUSTRIAL ARTS

Industrial Arts courses in Carteret High School are rewarding classes in which the students are able to express their own creativity in various ways. Courses included Metal Shop, Auto Shop, and Wood Shop. Each student’s performance varies according to his or her ability. One must not only have the skill to use the tools properly but also be able to interpret the instructions and apply the necessary techniques for a successful project. The faculty conducting these classes are aware of the students’ different needs, and employ their knowledge to benefit the stu­ dents. Future ideas include allowing the students to take two to four periods per day of Industrial Arts courses which will better pre­ pare them for future jobs. The students gain self-satisfaction, determination, and knowledge to insure a foundation for a suc­ cessful career. PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Fitness is the prime objective of the Carteret High School physical education classes. The high school physical education teaching staff is attempting to increase and/or maintain a high fitness level among the students in an attempt to make students more aware of their fitness level, a 12 minute fitness run is administered at the beginning of the school year, and the results compared with a second run at the end of the year. The students cardio-vascular system is trained and prepared so that the individual may be able to run (jog) the entire 12 minutes. The students are taught the proper methods of stretching and warm-up exercises before they begin any activity. Then the fun begins — team and individual sports are played; natural­ ly underclassmen are instructed in the basic skills of the activity as well as catching, throwing, kicking, batting, passing, blocking, punting, and running on dribbling with the various objects used. The offensive and defensive techniques of each sport are demonstrated and practiced before competition begins. Sportsmanship, competition and team play are the most enjoyable portion of the high school physical education cirriculum, as well as the friendship and healthful atmosphere which transpire.

60 FINE ARTS

Plano I & II Everybody would like to play the piano! What better way to enjoy your favorite melodies than with a piano class. This course is ap­ proached through the adult method of chords and theory. Simple classics deasonal songs, and even pop tunes are mastered. Finger technique is developed through scales and exercises. The courses should be taken by any student planning to be an elementary teacher and of course for anyone who enjoys music! Piano II is a continuation of Piano I More pieces are selected to expand each students repetoire including duet playing and solo work.

Art I & II In Art 1 a variety of projects are done. We try to work with a variety of media such as wire, celluclay, tissue paper, etc. The first year is used for exploratory purposes. In Art II, more basics are introduced such as lettering perspective, mark making and other large projects.

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F.B.L.A.

Advisor MISS WALCZAK President LAURA BOEHNER V President KATHY COLFER Treasurer PATTI KEATING Secretary CHERYL KINNEY Historian GINA MASTROVITI Parliamentarian DIANE DeKARSKI

F.B.L.A. is a pre-orientation of occupational and vocational skill. It is designed to acquaint each student with real-to-life business situations H.R.C.

H.R.C. is designed for students to help them cope with everyday problems dealing with a variety of racial, cultural, and ethnic attitudes. H.R.C. not only contributes to Carteret High School but is also involved in workshops outside of school. CHEMISTRY CLUB

Advisor- Mrs. Mary Masterson President- Sal Brucato V. President- Tony DeKarski Treasurer- Juie Healy Secretary- Terry Knittel Publicity Chairperson- Amy Bjornsen

The CHS Chemistry Club, consisting of approximately 30 members (juniors and seniors), has great plans this year under the direction of Mrs Masterson Among many activities are trips to U S Metals. Exxon. Merck’s. Squibb, and several universities Increased participation promises a successful year SCIENCE LEAGUE

Advisors- Mrs. M. Masterson Mr. G. Di Luccia

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Members of the CHS Science League are juniors and seniors chosen by the advisors. These students compete in three basic areas- biology, chemistry, and physics. The sixteen members compete against students from many different areas

64 CHOIR

Advisor- Miss V. Babej President- Sue Parmentier V. President- Sally Sanchez Treasurer- Bobby Peace Secretary- Po Chui Public Relations Officer- Mark Perez Librarians- Kyung-Heeyim, Dawn Turk

The 1981-82 CHS Choir has a very enthusiastic group this year. The members are upper and lower classmen who participate in an eighth period class and both morning and afternoon practices. Activities include performances at the various schools in the system, at Woodbridge Center, and for the Senior Citizens. REFLECTIONS

Editors in Chief- Stacy Pollock Elizabeth Yustak Advisor- Mrs. Silverman

The Reflections Club is a group of hardworking individuals who dedicate their time to creating and distributing a literary magazine containing works from members of the student body. FRENCH CLUB

Advisor: Mrs. L. Holleuffer President: Lynn Harvatt Vice-President: Donna Terebetsky Treasurer: Steve Szyiewicz Secretary: Luisa Viera

Carteret High School’s French Club is a group of students concerned with the culture and language of France and her people. Activities include French movies, a creppe party, and the sale of French, Spanish, German, and Latin buttons to raise money for the club. SPANISH CLUB

Advisor - Miss B. Conniff President - Robin Slivka Vice President - Michelle Sallustio Secretary - Gerii Vargo Treasurer - George Adams

66 POLISH CLUB

Advisor - Mr. F. Tomczuk President - Pete Obère Vice President - Bob Czajkowski Secretary - Luis Perez Treasurer • John Mnich Public Relations ■ Darren Hydroski Scott Makwinski Librarians - Anton De Karski Ricky LaLinde

GERMAN CLUB

Advisor • Mrs. C. Sansone President • P. Dunn Vice President ■ E. Brunner Recording Secretary • D. Fro Corresponding Secretary • K. Brunner Treasurer ■ T. Dunn Student Council Representative ■ D. Rosa

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The German Club, a cultural club concerned with the language and customs of the German people, has sponsored a trip to the National Theater and to German restaurants. The group has also viewed films and participated in a German festival. ANN SCOTT NEWS

Advisor-Mr. Walter Bihuniak Editor-in-chief - Mark Perez General Manager - Joann Rustemeyer News Editors - Diane Mesovitz Debbie Daly Sue Parmentier Feature Editor - Debbie Daly Sports Editor - Laura Silvia Art Editor - Michael Saccone Photography Editor - Scott Kolodjieski

The Ann Scott News is the school newspaper in which both school and community activities are discussed. The paper is published regularly by the staff and is distributed to the entire student body. COMPUTER CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA

Advisor: Miss L. Sheckman The FT A is a group of CHS students who are con­ sidering teaching as an occu­ pation. These individuals are involved in various activities and field trips concerning many levels of education. Be­ cause of popular demand, this year an emphasis is being placed on special education.

DE

Juniors involved in DE participated in the Central Region DECNJ Mini Con­ ference and the State Leadership Conference at Great Gorge Playboy Club. Also during this year, DE members operat­ ed the school store during lunch periods and sold re­ freshments at CHS foot­ ball games. They also held various fund raisers.

Advisors: Mr. Scally and Mrs. Gordon President - Karen Bernard Vice President - PamLawlor Secretary - Cyndi Nigro Treasurer - Joyce Penna OLYMPICS OF THE MIND

PRE-ENGINEERING CLUB

Co-Chairmen: John Mnich Dave Osborne

The Pre-Engineering Club encourages students to work on their own projects related to the drafting field. They perform services to both the school and the community by creating posters, lettering and performing assignments of a technical nature. STUDENT COUNCIL

President: Gary McCormick Vice President: Patty Healy Treasurer: Cynthia Pribish Recording Secretary: Liz Katkics Corr. Secretary: Joann Rustemeyer Advisor: Mrs. Hayes

The Student Council is an organization developed for the benefit of the student body. Members do their best to resolve problems proposed by the student body. The group is always open to suggestions and any student may attend the meetings. COE

71 President: Elsie Marquest 1st Vice President: Evelyn Price 2nd Vice President: Ralph Malave Treasurer: Georje Medvetz Secretary: Joan Schlothan Reporter: Henrietta Wortman Parliamentarian: John Taylor Advisor: Mr. Frank Walsh

VICA

The VICA Club is a group of students who work cooperatively to develop leadership abilities through participation in worthwhile educational, vocational, civic, recreational and social activities. The group’s motto is: “ Preparing for Leadership in the World of Work”

President: James Zur Vice President: Brian Sosnowski Secretary: Frank Yannich Treasurer: Raymond Poulos Reporter: Paul DeRisi Parliamentarian: Joseph Porcelli Advisor: Mr. J. Tucker MATH LEAGUE

Math League Advisor: Ms. Mary Cender

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The Math League is a group of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior students who participate in monthly state wide contests, based on college-prep high school math.

73 74 National Honor Society

ADVISOR: MISS B. CONIFF PRESIDENT: DENISE ZAJAC VICE-PRESIDENT: GERIL VARGO SECRETARY: CINDY PRIBISH TREASURER: JOE CZAPIK

DEBORAH COLBY MARIA MORQUILLAS JOSEPH CZAPIK KATHLEEN PELETIER PATRICIA DEFELICE LYNN PORTUGAL KENNETH DEVLIN CYNTHIA PRIBISH PATRICIA DUNN JUDI SINGER ALLAN DUNSTER ROBIN SLIVKA DARLENE HANF LISA STAPINSKI ARLENE HANSEN DOUGLAS TOTH WILLIAM JASIULEWICZ GERIL VARGO THERESA KNITTEL CHRISTINE VITCAVAGE SCOTT KOLODZIESKI NANCY WASHINGTON PATRICIA LYNCH RAYMOND WEAVER ELENA MALIVUK MICHAEL YAVORSKY JOHN MNICH DENISE ZAJAC

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77 78 SKI CLUB

Advisor- MR. GREG PETERS President- MARK OLEAR V. President- HARRY WOLANSKY Secretary- ROBIN SLIVKA Activity Administrators- JACKIE BARRON JAYNE OLDAKOWSKI

The Ski Club is an active group in C.H.S. in which members partake in various trips to many popular ski resorts. The trips range from weekend trips to trips extending to six days. 80 81 SKI CLUB

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FOOTBALL

Bottom row: G. Fazekas, M. Olear, J. Vernillo, E. Bandomere, D. Crigger, H. Wolansky, R. Sfrangio, G. McCormick, T. Stroka, D. Esposito, T. Wolansky, T. Bellardino, M. Miezowitz Second row: R. Szigeti, R. Stroka, J. Rackett, G. Lavan, B. Czaikowski, M. Frölich, M. Hronich, T. Gallagher, A. DeGiglio, G. Olear, J. Tossillo, B. Oldakowski, J. Connolly, J. Olear, R. DiLoretto, J. Polonchak, C. Jilles, T. Darling, B, Harris, Third row: N. Senskoviac, R. Kasnowski, R. Fonti, B. Marshall, W. Jones, K. Greene, L. Gosha, K. Greene, C. Ford, J. Sowienski, M. Stewart, S. Bonino, J. Boze, E. Kühl, W. Valesquez, L. Craig, J. Lathrop, D. DiAngelo Top row: D. McCormick, K. Ebert, S. Prockop, J. Chap, V. Whiteman, R. Lalinde, A. Amattuci, J. Sarzillo, P. Lukasiuk, T. Ruella, J. DeSena, R. Denton, D. Reynolds

The 1981 football season for Carteret High School was clearly a story of courage. Many of the players were out-manned and outsized yet the Ramblers overcame these obstacles. The team was led this season by five captains - Ron Strangio, Gary McCormick, Tom Stroka, and Harry Wolansky. The hardhitting Ramblers took on each opponent with courage and endurance to play each game to the best of their ability. It was a frustrating season for the Ramblers - injuries playing a major role in keeping the team from having any consistancy from game to game. This team, however, responded well to the challenges before them. The captains and seniors set the example for the rest of the squad in their dedication and hard work in approaching each game.

Co-Captains Ron Strangio, Tom Stroka, Harry Wolansky and Gary McCormick with Coach Robinson

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Don Esposito #85 Vic Whiteman #33

Joe Sarzillo #39 Lonzo Gosha #88 Steve Bonino #91 Mike Stewart #62

Jamie Rackett #82

Bob Harris # 7 4 Clarence Ford #66

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First row: E. Rodriguez, S. Clark, T. Dunn, F. Reynolds, P. Vierra, G. Wolanski, R. Aryington, R. Aryington. Second row: M. SanFlippo, K. Terebetski, K. Portington, G. Hundemann, B. Sheldon, S. Brown, J. McNamara, T. Arvington, K. Bellardino. Third row: J. Arroyo, B. Tharrington S. Sherpin, K. Rachett, J. Strangio, I. Costello, E. Stanichar.

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Bottom row: L. Healy, G. Vargo, J. Mannino, A. Bjornsen, P. DeFelice D. Sibilia, P. Healy. Top row: J. Nutaitis, D. Gohlke, K. Roche M. Salustio, J. Oldakowski, K. Cuozzo, R. Slivka, J. Healy, L. Hildago.

The Carteret Cheerleaders gave it their all this year to cheer on the Ramblers of 1981. These girls gave it all they had every Saturday afternoon. They also participated in the pep rally before the Franklin game and cheered away at the bonfire. The girls sold stationaries and candles to gather enough money to prepare a special dinner for the football players and coaches before the Thanksgiving Game. The squad of 17 will lose six graduating seniors: Captains Patty DeFelice and Janet Mannino, Geril Vargo, Robin Slivka, Jayne Oldakowski, and Julie Nutaitis. The remainder of the squad consists of our Ram, Amy Bjornsen, Patty Healey, Jule Healy, Lori Healy, Karen Cuozzo, Dara Sibilia, Janis Gosha, Michelle Sallustio and substitutes Doris Gohlke and Linda Hidalgo The girls are looking forward to another successful season.

Co-Captains Patty and Janet with our Ram, Amy. Seniors Geril, Julie, Patty, Robin, Janet and Jayne

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Top standing: Coach Cowan, Pedro Gallego, Marcos Leyton, Paul Pereira, Joe Vernachio. Mike Kaschak, Louis Perez, Mark Pogoda, Kathy Manson, Ann Zuccaro. (Mgrs.) Bottom: John McNamara, Tony Novella, Dan Maldonado, Vinnie Valente, Kevin Brand, Ken Wittom, Ok Kim, Chris Lenttini.

Under the direction of head coach Bob Cowan, this year’s soccer program must be considered a rebuilding year because of the youth and inexperience of the squad. On a varsity roster of 15 players, only five are seniors; Dan Maldonado, Joe Vernachio, Luis Perez, Pedro Gallego and Vinnie Valenti. The juniors on the team include Tony Novella, Kevin Brand, John McNamara and Mike Kaschak. The squad is completed with a strong group of sophomores led by Paul Perriera, Chris Lettini, Mark Pogoda, Mancos Leyton, Ken Whiltom and Louis Antoine. With all of the underclassmen receiving extensive training this year, the future for the Rambler s soccer team looks bright.

Captains Joe Vernachio and Dan­ iel Maldanado with Coach Cowan.

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Pedro Gallego #13 Vinnie Valente #18

J.V. SOCCER

Bottom row A1 Lloyd, Ron Celia, Joe Prezioso. Mike Palumbo, Steve Joel, Dan Torres, Mike Mustillo. Top standing: Coach Mr. Marcincavage, Joanne Szymanski, Ron Kohbas, Paul Kindzierski, Jose Torres, Dave Csordos, Seung Yang, Pete Kushner, Dawn Ward, Judy Bundt. Not pictured. John Mokrzycki, Brett Hartshorn, Brian Poznanski, Angelo Carbonaro, Cathy Coons, Tom Russo, Pablo Figuerra, Jim Sullivan. FRESHMAN SOCCER

L-R Bottom: Fernandez, Renda, Muniz, Chung, Yang, Keleman. L-R Top: Gould, Matasoros, Bollacci, Santos, Class, Beaver, Coach Duncan.

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Bottom row: I. Cruz, R, Foy, B. Ziccardi, J. Singer, M. Petroski, K Martin, S. Sanchez. Top row: Coach Mosca, B. Munroe, C. DuPont, T. Knittel, G. Mendez, L. Gattuso, D. Mesavitz, K, Cece.

Though competition was fairly tough this season, the C.H.S. tennis team, coached by Mrs. Agnes Mosca, completed a relatively successful season. The seniors include Caroline DuPont (first singles), Terry Knittel (first doubles), Gerri Mendez (first doubles), Mary Petroski (second or third singles), and Judi Singer (second or third singles). The juniors consist of Isabel Cruz (second doubles), Robyn Foy (second or third singles), Lori Gattusso (second doubles), Kim Martin (second doubles), and Sally Sanchez (second doubles). These girls comprise the experienced upperclassmen or the team. However, a note must be added about the team’s smashing sophomore duo. Beth Munro and Barbara Ziccardi (second doubles) carried an undefeated record far into the season. In addition, Diane Dykarski and Gina Mastroviti are two J.V. players on their way up. All of the girls were rather pleased with their season, and sharing their pride were managers Karen Cece and Diane Mesavitz.

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Caroline DuPont

Gerri Mendez Terry Knittel CROSS COUNTRY

Bottom: V. Vacca, B. Donegan, P. Rojek, G. Muraco Top: E. Nelan, D. Ryan, D. Osborne, G. Zemanovic, Coach Shadell

The 1981 Cross Country season was rewarding for both the boys and the girls. Both teams have a 13 meet schedule at various courses throughout Middlesex and Union counties each with a distance of 3.1 miles or more. The Boys’ Cross Country Team, under the direction of coach Art Shadell, is comprised of seven hard working and for the most part, inexperienced men. They worked hard to try to make up for their lack of background by running up to eight miles a day and 40 miles a week. Every meet the team entered they were the underdogs but never gave up and ran harder to improve their times. The team consists of senior Dave Osborne, juniors Greg Moraco, Ed Nelan and Don Ryan sophomore Vincent Vaca and freshmen Paul Rojek and Gary Zesmanovich. This year’s girls’ team, directed by coach Bob Donnelly, is a young and potentially strong squad. With only one senior, Maria Morquillas, the juniors dominate the team in number with Debbie Daly, Evelyn Donnelly, Stacy Pollock, Joann Selvaggi, and Cheryl Wiegmann. One sophomore, Diane Deladovitch and freshmen Patty Butynes, Joanne Gurevitch and Kris Washington complete the team’s roster. Managers Beth Yustak and Denise Zajac, who also participate in practice with the runners, supported the team and were a great help. The girls finished their season with a record of 6-2 and a 4th place finish in the Middlesex County Championship meet. Both teams are looking ahead to next year and hopefully a greater increase in student interest and a larger turn out for one of the tougher sports.

Bottom: M. Marquillas, J. Selvaggi, C. Wiegmann, D. Daly, S. Pollock. Top: P. Butynes, K. Washington, D. Zajac, J. Gurevitch, E. Donnelly, D Deladvitch, B. Yustak, Coach Donnelly. David Osborne

CARTE

Maria Marquillas

Denise Zajac GYMNASTICS

Bottom: P. Lynch, M. Kepich, Middle: M. Urban (Mgr ), K. Kinniburgh, L. Portugal. N. Poll, D. Elmo (Mgr ), Top: S. Barlow. P Dunn, D. Froh. M. Macula, S. Platt, J. Fair, D.Reed, D. DeKolf, Coach Zapico

The Carteret Girls’ Gymnastics team, led by first year Varsi ty Gymnastics coach Liz Zapico, is a group of dedicated, hard working n/23 S a y r e ville A : 00 athletes. The events-the vault, the floor exercise, the beam 7 9 / p s W n s t f i e 1 cl A 4 : 00 and the bars require of the participants a demanding combi­ 10/2 Union C a t h . H : 00 nation of grace, agility, balance and above all, strength. 7: 10/5 Union A 3:: 45 Unfortunately, injuries have caused great disappoint­ Scotch Plains H : 00 ments to the team and the individuals. However, the girls 10/9 7: 10/13 Montclair A 4 : 00 deserve support for their constant improvement and diffi­ 10/16 Lindon H 7:: 00 cult accomplishments. Seniors include Patty Dunn (floor), 10/20 K o a r n y A 4 : 00 Mary Kepich (all four events), Patty Lynch (bars), Nancy 10/23 Clark H 7:: 00 Poll (floor, vault), and Lynn Portugal (floor, beam). The 10/27 FI ir.aboth A 4 : 00 sophomores are Debbie DeKolf, Jill Fair (beam), Doreen 10/30 County Tourn A Froh (bars), Marie Macula (vault, beam), and Debbie Reed 1 1/3 Cranf ord H 7 : 00 (all events). The only freshman is Stacy Platt (bars, floor). 1 1/4 North Brunswick A 6:: 30 The team’s faithful managers are Dawn Elmo (soph.) and 11/10 Matawan H 7 : 00 Mary Urban (jr.). With the strength and poise for which 11/14 NJSIAA Sect. A gymnasts are known, these athletes completed a difficult season.

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VARSITY

Front row- R. Davis, K. Roche, L. Perez, M. Hronich, J. Mets, R. Tharrington Back row- Mr. Karatz, V. Medvetz, B. Seniuk, J. Stanley R. Stanley, R. Goderstad, L. Gosha, L. Mendoza, K. Reed.

Carteret’s 1981-1982 Ramblers are mostly an inexperienced group. The only player with any significant varsity experience is Junior guard Mike Hronich. Scoring should come from a big front line of Jr. Roy Goderstad, Jr. John Stanley, and Senior Co-Captain Charles Gosha Although Gosha is a Senior, his experience is limited because of ineligibility last season. The guard position is in the hands of Jr. Vin Medvetz, Jr. Mike Hronich, and Senior Co-Captain Lou Perez. People who contribute off the bench include Bert Stanley and Bud Seniuk at forwards and Jim Mets, Kevin Roche, Lou Mendoza and Bob Davis at guards. The season’s outlook is optimistic if the young Ramblers can get by the early part of schedule. Carteret participated in the Tri-County classic over Christmas break and won a second place trophy. John Stanley was named to the All-tournament team after scoring 30 pts. and grabbing 18 rebounds in the 2 games.

J.V.

Front row R Tharrington, R. Matlaga, E. Pozarycki, D O ’Leary, M. Pogoda, J. Mokrzycki, Back row- Mr. Dotegowski, J. Arrington, C. Giles, R. Fonti, H Alston, A Keyes, L. Mendoza.

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VARSITY

P. Ryan, B. Yustak, J Gosha, L. Perez, C. Williams, K. Alexander, BR Mr. Niemic, A. Sevrada, M. Sheerin, V. Shubert, D. App, D. Zajac, J. Singer, S. Pozarycki, D. Mardenly

The Carteret High School Girls Varsity Basketball team, coached by Mr. Jam es McFadden and Mr. Walter Niemic, has managed to overcome a disappointing season by maintaining team spirit, enthusiasm, and bright hopes for future seasons. The team was led by seniors Denise Zajac, Judi Singer, Sue Pozarycki, and Kathy Alexander. Assistance was given by junior Peggy Ryan, who proved to be a valuable asset. Recognition is also due to the varsity managers, Amy Sverada and Dawn Mardenly. The team is relying on its youth to supply the strength and experience needed for success in years to come

FRESHMAN

FR, T Ebert, C. Oxner, V. Pitts, W. Rosada, BR, Mr. Scheno, P. Butynes, I. Irizarry, D. Carter, K. Bare, K. Zabel.

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BASKETBALL CHEERLEADING

Front row- P. Healey, D. Reed, L. Healy, Middle row- A. Bjornsen, D. Elmo, J. Nutaitis, J. Healy, Back row- R. Slivka, L. Portugal, M. Kepich, J. Barron, K. Cuozzo,

This year’s Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders did an outstanding job in encouraging both spirit and enthusiasm to the Ramblers and their fans. Their enthusiasm for the team predominated during losing and winning games alike. The team consisted fo three sophomores, five juniors, and six seniors. The captains were Patty DeFelice and Julie Nutaitis. A new addition to the squad was our mascot, the Ram. Mary Kepich was the Ram during the first half of the season and Robin Slivka during the second half. Another addition to the team was assistant coach Miss Sarzillo. Our squad will be losing graduating seniors Jackie Barron, Patty DeFelice, Mary Kepich, Julie Nutaitis, Lynn Portugal and Robin Slivka. They will be greatly missed next year.

J.V.

Front row-D. Moore, D. Dekarski, L. Hildage, C. Moore, Center row-S. Semenza, D. Froh, P. Reichart, B. Hansen Back row-J. Fair, D. Hohlke, K. Roche, M. Sallustion

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1st Row: D. Lamanno, D. Daily, M. Morquillas, S. Pollack, C. Wiegmann, J. Gurevitch, L. Semenza. 2nd Row: A. Hansen, D. Reynolds. J. Rustemeyer, S. Sanchez, E. Donnolly, D. Deladvitch, 3rd Row: M. Stewart, B. Harris, D. Ryan, D. Osborne, G. Zemonovich, L. Miesowitz, A. Dunster. 4th Row: K. Rojeck, V. Vacca, E. Nelan, G. McCormick, P. Carnavale, J. Strangio, Mr. Shadell.

Winter Track is a sport for the hardy, a sport for those who can withstand any weather condition. A Winter Track athlete runs, jumps, and throws in cold, rain, snow, or any combination of weather conditions that come our way. With the various changes in conferences, the Winter Track team must also endure a lack of meets in which to evaluate themselves. With all these drawbacks, the coaches still expect our boys and girls to work hard in practice and have good performances in the meets that are scheduled. We aim our workouts toward the state and county championship meets and work to prepare for the full spring track schedule. The Winter Track team is a close knit group of men and women striving for the common goal of improvement and good performance.

Seniors: Maria Morquillas, Alan Dunster, Arlene Hansen, Bob Harris, Dave Osborne, Gary McCormick, Mike Stewart, 'M u ri

CAHTt»; BOWLING

Front Row: S. Lund, J. Penna, D. Hudak, P. Brown, K. Martorelli K. Grabowski. Back Row: M. Riccuto, C. Palmowski, C. DuPont, D. Miller, D. Superak, K. Manson, A. Wood, Coach Nelson

The boy’s bowling team suffered what many teams must go through before The girl’s bowling team had a most successful year with an overall record of 54- they achieve success, that is youth and inexperience. Although only winning 12 34, which was good for 3rd place in the National Division of the Central Jersey out of 88 games this year, the heavily sophomore ladden team shows much League. The team also placed 7th out of 12 teams in the State Finals. promise for the future. Led by senior caption Paul DeRisi, the team improved by This year’s team was led by senior captain Caroline Dupont. Caroline had the the end of the season. league high average of 159.38, high series of 573, and high game of 208. Caroline Kevin Field led the team with a 156 average, high series of 581, and the high ended the season by making 1st team all county. Along with Caroline was Joyce game of 221 Anthony Dekarski had the high game of 183 and hig series of 510 in Penna. Joyce ande 2nd team all county and bowled a 230 in the State sectionals. the County tournament. In the State Sectionals, James Gilis placed 10th with a Other members of the varsity were juniors Donna Superak, Kathy Manson, Kathy Marterelli and sophomore Kim Grabowski. The team should be congradulated for 567 series. Basis for winning in the future are junior Doug Rosa and sophomores Anthony such a successful season, with hopes for many more. Renaldi, Robert Lenahan, Scott Sloan, Ezio Tamburello, Joseph Prezioso, and Ron Celia. They have a bright future ahead.

Front Row: J. Gillis, J. Sullivan, R. Cella, J. Prezioso, S. Sloan, Back Row: K. Field, R. Lenahan, D. Rosa, A. Renaldi, T. DeKarski E. Tamburello

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Front row: R Kolibas. M Sheerin. K Roche, J. Olear. B Merz. M. Palumbo, W. Jones, D. O ’Grady, M. Frölich, R. Novak. Back row: Coach Niemic, R Slivka (mgr), N. Washington, (mgr), T. Stroka, S. Stampoulos, M. Hronich, D. Hydroski, J. Mets, D. Kolibas, T. Darling, R. Strangio, L. Perez, B. Semuk. K Cuozzo (mgr.), Coach Nelson.

The Carteret High School Baseball Team again start­ ed out with a young and inexperienced club. Neverthe­ less, there is high expectations that the team can im­ prove upon last year’s record of 6-14. This year’s team is happy to be competing in league play once again, after being an independent team last year. They are now members of the Watchung Conference. The 1982 club is led by senior Captain Luis Perez, who plays short stop. Ron Strangio, one of the better catchers in the county, Matt Frolich, who is the lead-off batter and the left fielder, and senior pitchers Tom Stroka and Steve Stampoulos. Steve had three of Car­ teret’s six wins last year. The other three went to Mike Hronich, a junior who has duty at third base when he is not on the mound. There are fifteen other juniors whom we hope can fill the spots needed to complete the team and gain enough experience so that Carteret can have a winning season. Carteret has had a fine start this season, winning five Coach Nelson with Captain Louie Perez of their first seven games. The coaching staff hopes that the team can maintain this pace and gain entry into county and state tournaments. We hope that the 1982 Baseball Team is successful in achieving its goal, and maintaining the proud name which has always been associated with Carteret baseball. !MH m*

Steve Stampoulos

124 V. 'Z>'g'X cornpa^n J. rn rw J Gls S Plg, . hto, . orsi O Bac, . btaac. ak o: oc Sinr D OLay E Pzrci K, Pozarycki, E. O'Leary, D. Slicner. Coach row: Back Abettamarco. Matlaga. J. R. Blanco, Stroka, O. R. Mokryski, Pagoda, M. J. Portington, Whittom, K. Palugi, S. Giles, J. row: Front ir, . awnk, . ad R Pc, . otlo R Rso J Dnel, . esr (mgr.), Gesser M. Donnelly, L Kushner, J. Coach Russo, row: R. Back VanGlahn. Costello, P. L. Beliardino, F. Pace, R. Stasolla, R. Ward, Makwinski, K. T. SanFelippo, Viera, J. O’Keefe, D. Hagan, J. Boyle, B.(mgr.), Platt S.row: Front r r 'S W M B 'ygft 'Wt.spmw 'ygft 9 WL IS 7 V. J. M H A N R S E F SPRING TRACK

Front row: T Windos. R Tyrone. M. Simon. N. Reynolds, J. Shelton. C Pitts. Middle row: P. Salisky, D. Ryan, M. Parhaps, G. Fazekas, G. McCormick. T Wolansky. A. Dunster. G. Johnson, M. Stewart. Back row: Coach Donnelly, Coach Zimmerman, B. Harris, P. Galinis, K. Brand, E. Nelan, D Osborne. M Kaschak, G. Zemanovich. R. Fonti, C. Jiles, Coach Shadell.

The Boys Spring Track team for the 1982 season is a much improved unit from the previous year. The team is well represented by all grade levels which will help maintain the program in the next few years. The seasons outlook is bright with a good possibility for a .500 record. Our Seniors lead the team in practice and meets and should do well in the County and State meets at the end of the season. The underclassmen lend depth and ability to the team, which we were lacking the last few years, and help the team to a winning season. The Girls Spring Track team is a highly experienced team comprised of mostly Seniors and Juniors. The team had a winning record last year and should maintain the same level of competition this season. The season’s outlook is exceptionally good with a mix of State Champions and School Record Holders leading the way into our Dual Meet and championship seasons. A small group of newcomers are making their presence felt and should make for a really fun season with plenty of victories.

Front row: C Wiegmann, C Joel, J. Selvaggi, E. DelRio, M, Morquillas. Middie row: S. Foster, R. Campione, N. Poll, D. Daly, M. Riccuto, A. Kuchma, K. Bare, C. Campione. Back row: Coach Zimmerman, Coach Donnelly, K. Roche, D. Deladavitch, S. Pollack, B. Yustak, M. Sheerin, P. Dunn. L Cackowski, M Gurevitch, Coach Shadell

Connie Campione Elaine DelRio Roseann Campione

Arlene Hansen Maria Morquillas

Linda Cackowski SOFTBALL

Varsity

Front row: K. Lyons, R. Foy, L. Palesado, A. Zuccaro, D. McCormick, E. Drew, I. Hernandez. Back row: Coach Chamra, Coach Scheno, P Ryan, L Perez, D. Zajac, G. Mendez, C. Manson, M Kepich. A. Servada (mgr ). D Madden (mgr ).

The 1982 Girl’s Softball season showed the return of three seniors, Co-captains Mary Kepich, Denise Zajac and Geri Mendez. Mary Kepich returning at short stop demonstrates a strong performance throughout the year Denise Zajac returns to centerfield and possesses hitting ability to finish high on top on batting. One of the most active positions is filled by returning senior Geri Mendez. Geri handles the duties behind the plate. The remaining positions are filled by: Darlene McCormick, leftfield, Laura Palesado, rightfield, and Ann Zuccaro, and Iseabelle Hernandez sharing some of the outfield duties. Peggy Ryan handles third base, Erin Drue, second base, and Lisette Perex, first base. The pitching is handled by Robyn Foy, Kathy Manson, and Kelly Lyons. Coach Chamra and Coach Scheno are anticipating a much improved season

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Front row: P. Finn, D. Riggio, P. Brown, J. Bundt, B. Ziccardi, C. Oxner, K. Salisky. Back row: Coach Scheno, M. Saliustio, V. Shubert, P. Butynes, D. Hallis, K. Grabowski, D. Froh, N. Sensakovich, D. DeKolf.

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BOYS TENNIS

Front row: T. Donovan, B Poznanski, J. Sullivan. G. Helly, S. Sysziewicz Back row Coach Kushner. P Kushner. M Donovan. B Hartshorn. G Denton, D. Csordos.

The 1982 Boy’s Tennis Team consists of a variety of talent. Returning to the line up for this season are senior, Greg Den­ ton, junior, Dave Csordos, and sophomores Pete Kuznier, Brian Poznanski, Bob Lenahan, Brett Hartshorn and Jim Sulli­ van. The new members of the team are sophomore Steve Syzsiskiewicz, and freshmen Michael Donovan, Glenn Helly, and Marco Bollaci The competition will be tough and challenging, however, with much practice and hard work, the 1982 tennis season will be optimistic.

Senior: Greg Denton rwif ¿ ' 1 ' ¿¿I i ¡Hr í h- g a l 9 * m é \ 1 £ [ b n p h j P*• -J f ^^aBMÉb^ÜÉLJfl .f .-jJW • * •P B b í V

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Front row : R. Ceila, G. Olear, T. Novella, J. McNamara Back row: M, d e a r, A Renaldi, Coach d e a r. D. Rosa J. Lathrop

The Carteret Golf Team is entering its fifteenth season of varsity competition with high expectations. In addition to sea­ son veteran Mark Olear, the team will be looking towards valuable contributions from juniors, Tony Novella and John McNamara. Sophomores, Ron Celia, Greg Olear, and Tony Rinaldi complete what should be a highly competitive and successful team.

Mark Olear

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Maria Morquillas, Dave Osborne, Louie Perez, Mary Kepich, Denise Zajac. and Bob Harris

“ Ramblers for All Seasons” is a special feature designed to honor a special class of athlete. Lettering on the Varsity level comes through hard work and, often, with little recognition. It represents a measure of success that only a small percentage can claim. Moreover, to letter in three sports in three seasons requires over-all versatility, along with the giving of one’s time from September 1 until May 30. A special congratulations goes to these 1982 Ramblers for all seasons. tmi> SCHOLAR ATHLETES

“ Scholar Athletes” are students who find success in the classroom, as well as on the playing field. They compete both academically and physically. These stu­ dents are able to keep up with their school work and participate in a sport at the same time. In order to be chosen as a “ Scholar Athlete,” each student must earn a varsi­ ty letter during the school year and be in the top ten percent of the class. To the 1982 “ Scholar Athletes,” congratula­ tions for all your hard work.

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HOMECOMING 1981

QUEEN; APRIL SZIGETI ESCORT; LUIS PEREZ

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LINDA CACKOWSKI ESCORT; JOE VERNACHIO

JANET MANNINO ESCORT; JOHN RYAN

DONNA TEREBETSKY ESCORT; STEVE STAMPOULOS

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RUNAWAYS

CAST Mrs. Hawthorne Joann Rustemeyer In order of appearance Erica Hawthorne Leigh Ann Szymanski Mack Harry Wolansky Parent Mrs. Evelyn Kushner Parent Mrs. Carol Hays Sybil Charlene Starzick Parent Mr. Robert Cowan Parent Mr. Charles Simon Parent Miss Janet Hanley Evelyn Ginger Kilyk Parent Mrs. Kathy Ruela Parent Mrs. Karen Simon Parent Mr. James Gilrain Mary Kim Grabowski Mr. Hawthorne William Jasiulewicz Parent Mr. Ralph Toro Richards Robert Harris Ellen Suzanne Parmentier Parent Mr. Robert Duncan Oscar Tracy Kelman Parent Dr. Carmencita Foti Gretchen Lisa Jones Parent Mrs. Anne Lynes Karin Diane Mesavitz Parent Mr. Steve Nelson David Mark Perez Parent Mrs. Kathy Grabowski Sam Steve Walko Parent Miss Phylis Mincieli Liz Donna Hudak Parent Mr. Marvin Krakower Sara Dara Sibilia Ruby Paulette Cherepon John Potter Anthony DeKarski Linda Hawthorne Amy Marie Bjornsen Bill Jackson Ed Hojecki Anne Allen Lisa Maria Turturro Cookie Joanne Szymanski Mrs. Potter Linda Molczan Molly Arlene Hansen Stephanie Sally Sanchez Jean Michal-Ann Turturro Mario Mark Olear Rachel Linda Cackowski Betsey Chris Stenger Kathy Amy Sverada Michele Michele Sallustio McGinnis Joseph Czapik

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FACULTY

THE LOUNGE FLORIDA ’82

150 FLORIDA ’82

151 FLORIDA ’82

152 FLORIDA ’82

153 FLORIDA ’82

154 FLORIDA ’82

155 FLORIDA ’82

156 FLORIDA ’82

157 GODSPELL

CAST Patti Brown Iovanca Comlosan Paul DelVachio Iris Kahora Fiore Masci BAND Chris Palmowski V. Babej - Piano Sue Parmentier Pete Obère - Guitar Tracy Pavlosky Arlene Hansen - Bass Guitar JoAnn Rustemeyer John Mnich - Percussion Sally Sanchez D a w n T u r k K y u n g Y im Beth Yustak Steve Walko K ris Z a b e l 159 - r - ' l UNDERCLASSMEN

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/»LGEfcKA Kelly Lyons • President Mike Hronich - Vice President Amy Bjornsen • Treasurer “ JU N IO RS” Sue Semenza - Corr. Secretary Class of ’83 Diane Kaminski Rec. Secretary Advisors: Miss Scheno Mr Costello

kl / i A SCOTT AKALEWICZ SUSANA ALVARADO ALFONSE AMATUCCI MARGARET AUSTIN RICH BANTA MICHAEL BARBETTI SHEILA BARLOW

JOHN BARTOLEWICZ JILL BEDNAR SUSAN BEEBE FRANK BELLARDINO AMY MARIE BJORNSEN FREDDIE BLACKSHAW BOB BOHANNON

JAMES BOSNOVICH KEVIN BRAND RENEE BROGLEY ELLEN BRUNNER DANNY BRYANT RITA CAMPIONE ANGELO CARBONARO

DARRYL CARLEY REGINA CARROLL KAREN CECE LIZ CERANKOWSKI LEAH CHAP STEPHEN CHAYA PAULETTE CHEREPON

PO CHIU MARIA CLARK RICH CLARK RON CLARK ROXANNE CORBA IOVANCA COMLOSAN SANDY COUGLE

ELIZABETH CRUZ JUDITH CRUZ DAVUD CSIRDOS KAREN CUOZZO JERRY CURRAN DEBBIE DALY JACOB DAVID

BOB DAVIS DAWN DeANGELO MARK DeGERONIMO ANTHONY DeKARSKI DONALD DEKOLF RAYMOND DELORETO PAUL DEL VACCHIO

PAUL DE MARCO TOM DEVANEY JONNA DORAK PAUL DOMASHINSKI EVELYN DONNELLY LAUR1 DI LULLO PATTI DISTEFANO

DONNA EARP ANGELA EVANGELISTA ALICIA FAUST JAMES FEDORCO KEVIN FIELD PAUL RIGUEROA ROBYN FOY

LORI GATTUSO TANT GLOVOCICH KEVIN GREEN LINDA GRONA CHUCK HADYNIAK GARY HARTMAN JULE HEALY

163 PATTI HEALY SHERI HEITZMANN ISABEL HERNANDEZ LINDA HIDALGO DARREN HODROSKI KATHY HOGAN ED HOJECKI

JIM HUDACKO DONNA HUDAK IRENE HYDZIK ANGELA IODICE PATTY IRVING SYNDI JOEL GENE JOHNSON

DEANE KAMIENSKI BOB KARWECKI MICHAEL KASCHAK DONALD KEATS MARY KENELY LOUIS KILINSKI GINGER KILYK

OK KIM PAUL KINDZIERSKI DAVE KOLIBAS RON KOLIBAS KIM KRAEMER EDWARD KUHL MARIA LARANGA

GREG LAV AN PAM LAWLOR ALBERT LLOYD MARY LOZAK WILLIAM LUGO PETE LUKASIUK KELLY LYONS

MICHAEL MAFFIA SCOTT MAKWINSKI RAFAEL MALAVE KATHY MANSON KIM MARTIN CHRIS MATEUSZCZYK DARLENE McCORMICK

j o h n McNa m a r a k e r r y McNa m a r a GEORGE MEDVETZ BILLY MERZ DIANE MESAVITZ JIM METS DEBBIE MILLER

VICKY MINKA DONNA MISKO MARYELLEN MOLONEY TRACY MORAN GREG MURACO KATHY MUSKA MIKE MUSTILLO

EDDIE NELAN SELENA NIELSEN CYNDI NIGRO RAY NOVAK DANNY O’GRADY JEFF OLEAR MICHAEL PALUMBO

JIN PARK SUZANNE PARMENTIER LISA PASCAL JOHN PASTURE BOB PEACE MARK PEREZ RICH PERLMAN

164 STACY POLLOCK EVELYN PRICE VINNIE PYDESKI JUSTINO RAMOS VICKI RAMSEY KEITH REED

KEVIN REILLY ANNA RESCINITO DIANE REYNOLDS MARY BETH RICCIUTO PAULA RISCOE KEVIN ROCHE DIANE ROSAL

TOM RUSNAK DOREEN RUSSO THOMAS RUSSO JOANN RUSTEMEYER DON RYAN PEGGY RYAN MARGARET RYTEL

MICHAEL SACCONE SALLY SANCHEZ LARRY SANTOS DARREN SCHIPPE JOAN SCHLOTHAN LISA SCHON TERESA SCIANCALEPORE

CHERYL SEMENZA SUSAN SEMENZA BOHDAN SENIUK MIKE SHEERIN JUDY SIANO DARA SIBILIA EDDIE SIENKIEWICZ

LAURA SILVIA DIANE SKOKOWSKI WILLIAM SLOTWINSKI ANNE MARIE SNOW JESS SROKA BERT STANLEY JOHN STANLEY

CHARLENE STARZICK CHRIS STENGER ANNE SULO TOM SUMMERS DONNA SUPERAK AMY SVERADA MIKE SWAEN

CHILLA SZOKA MARIA TAMBURELLO KAREN TESTA DONNA THARRINGTON DANA TIMPANARO MARTA TIRADO MIKE TOSCANO

WILLIAM TRAEGER MICHAL TUTURRO MARY URBAN MARIA VIERA GLENN WAIVER DAWN WARD JIM WARD

CHERLY WIEGMANN SUNG WON SEUNG YANG ELIZABETH YUSTAK GARY ZAZWORSKI SHEREE ZSAMBA ANN ZUCCARO

165 Debra Strucich Richard Stroka — President “ SOPHOMORES” Karen Roche —Vice President Class of '84 Michele Sallustio — Secretary Roman Matlago — Treasurer Advisors: Mrs. Ruella Mr. De Sarro JOHN ABATHMARCO GEORGE ADAMS MICHAEL ADAMS JOE AGLIATA HERB ALSTON REGINA ALSTON CECELIA ALVARADO

JANINE AMMATURO MICHAEL ANDRASZ DAVID ANDREWS LOUIS ANTOINE DIANE APP THERESE AUSTIN CRISTINA AVILA

DORCIE BAMBURAK EDWARD BANDOMER MELISSA BENA ROBERT BIALOGLOW SONIA BIGAI GINGER BLACK JEFFREY BLAINE

ORLANDO BLANCO DAWN BLISS SUSAN BLUM JIM BOBENCHIK IVAN BORRERO JOHN BOSZE CHARLES BRADLEY

SCOTT BROCKOP PATTY BROWN WAYNE BROUGHTON KIM BRUNNER JUDY BUNDT MIKE BURKE DALE CALANTONI

JULIE CARABALLO THERESA CARBONARO CHARLIE CARLEY LISA CARRICO JAMES CASEY RON CELLA CEIL CHAPMAN

DAVID CHELAK YONG CHUNG PAT CLARK DEMETRIA COLE BARBARA COLETTA JAMES CONNOLLY

CATHY COONS LARRY CRAIG DOUGLAS CRIGGER DARREN CROKER ROSA CRUZ MARY ROSE CUSUMANO ALANA DARLING

ANDREA DAUNARUMMO ANTHONY DE GIGLIO DEBBIE DEKOLF DIANE DELADUITCH RICKY DENTON BILL DESENA PEGGY DEVANEY

DAVID DISANZO ERIN DREW JAMES DUARTE KELLIE EBERT DAWN ELMO JILL FAIR CYNTHIA FELTON

168 CHRIS JILES PATTY FINN RICHARD FONTI SHARON FOSTER DARLENE FRANCHINO DOREEN FROH

MICHELLE FROLICH PAUL GALINIS KATHLEEN GASSER B1AGINA GATTO GINA GATTUSO JIM GILLIS

NITTIN GIOWANI DORIS GOHLKE SANORA GORMENTIER JANICE GOSHA KIM GRABOWSKI TINA GREENE ADA GUZMAN

NORMA GUZMAN DENISE HALOSZ LISA HAMILTON BETH HANSEN” PETE HARBACHUK BRETT HARTSHORN LORI HEALY

CARMEN HERNANDEZ CHRIS HLUSHTCHUK ROSEMARIE IODICE MIRTA IRIZARRY STEPHEN IRWIN JOHN JASIULEWICZ HELENE JAKUBOWYCZ

RON KAZROWSKI ALLEN KEYES MONICA KOPIN RHONDA KOVACS JOSEPH KOVALIOFF MIKE KOWAL JOE KLEPCHICK

MIKE KNITTEL PETE KUSHNER LISA LAKATOS JULIE LEITZKE BOB LENAHAN CHRIS LETTINI ILYSE LEVINE

CALVIN LEWIS MARCO LEYTON ANYSSA LINDSAY DARLENE MACHETTE MARIE MACULA FRANK MANNINO LARRY MARCHAK

DENISE MARCHILINSKI DAWN MARDENLY ANDREA MARTIN CHERYL MARTIN FIORE MASCI MARIA MASSE SHARON MASTROMONICO

ANGELO MASTROVITI MICHELE MATERAZZO ROMAN MATLAGA ROBERT MCMICKLE LUIS MENDOZA MICHEY MIESOWITZ JOHN MOKRZYCKI MICHELE MOSCETTI BILL MOTT SHERRY MULLIGAN KATHY MULVIHILL BARBARA MUNDY BETH MUNRO MICHELLE NADEAU

DAMARIS NEGRON KENNETH NEROD CYNTHIA NESTE CARLOS NIEVES LISA NIGRO BERNADETTE O’HALLORAN ROBERT OLDAKOWSKI

GREG OLEAR SONIA ORTIZ HOLLY PAGE STEVE PALUGHI STEVE PALYHA NICOLA PORCHETTA PAUL PEREIRA

LISETTE PEREZ MARK PERHACS IRENE PETO ELAINE PETROSINO NANCY PETSCH CARLTON PITTS MARK POGODA

CINDY POLLOCK JOHN POLONSAK ED POZARYCKI BRIAN POZNANSKI ROWLAND PLATT JACKIE PUSILLO DEBBIE REED

PATTY REICHART ANTHONY RENALDI NICLA RESCINITO LISA RESKO KIM REYNOLDS MIA RICHTER

DONNA RIGGIO KAREN ROCHE RICARDO RODRIGUEZ” DOUG ROSA DONNA ROWLEY TONY RUELA RONALD SADOWSKI

MAUREEN SALLUSTIO MICHELE SALLUSTIO CHRIS SALSANO LUCY SANTIAGO STEPHANIE SCHEIER DORIS SCIARRA MIKE SCHMANKO

NANCY SENSAKOUIE MAUREEN SHEERIN BOB SHELLEY DAWN SHELTON VICKI SHUBERT SCOTT SIKAGIN MATT SIMON

DAWN SITAR CATHY SMISEK KELLY SMITH RICH SMITH TRACEY STONE DANNY STRAGAPEDE RICHEY STROKA

170 SUSAN STUART JIM SULLIVAN EILEEN SULO LIZ SZABO JOANNE SZYMANSKI STEPHEN SZYSZKIEWICZ EZRO TAMBURELLO

JOHN TASSILLO RICKEY THARRINGTON ANTOINETTE THOMPSON KEVIN THOMPSON DANHY TORES JOSE TORRES DURAY TOSCANO

DENISE TURK PAT TYRKALA VINCENT VACCA ROBIN VALENTINE CLARIBEL VARELA JIM VERNILLO JOHN WALKO

DAWN WALSH JOANNE WALSH CAROL WARD KENNY WHITTEN CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS DAWN WOODMAN HENRIETTA WORTMAN

NANCY ZARAGOZA GARY ZEMANOVICH BARBARA ZICCARDI RONALD ZUR

171 Jeff Strangio — President Chris Oxner —Vice President Lisa Richter — Secretary Debbie “ FRESHMEN” Lamanno — T reasurer Class of ’85 Liz Santos Kris Washington Chris Zabel Advisors: Mrs. Grabowski Mr. Duncan

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172 CHRIS ALECK RAYMOND ANDERSON JAMES ARRINGTON KATHY BARE RENEE BASSANO CARMELA BAYNES MICHELE BEAUDRY

RENEE BEAUDRY JAMES BEAVER ANTHONY BELLARDINO AL BIEL EDWARD BOGASH MARCO BOLLACI BOB BOYLE

STEVEN BROWN MIKE DULEMBA PATRICIA BUTYNES DAWN CAP ISRAEL CARABALLO DIONNE CARTER PHILIP CARNARALE

LUIS CASTELO IVAN CASTILLO KEVIN CHAP HOGAN CHO JINHA CHUNG STEPHEN CLARK MIKE CLASS

WILLIE CONNELL MARIA COPPOLA SANDRA COTTO TRACY COUGHLIN CAROL CONNOR TERRI CRIANZA ANA CRUZ

JOHN DALY DIONE DARAB JOLLY DAVID DIANE DEKARSKI DAVID DELADO ANN MARIE DICOSIHO BRIAN DONEGAN

JOHN DONNELLY MICHAEL DONOVAN CHRIS DRAKE DONNA DUNCAN TIM DUNN CAROL DUNPHY LINDA EASTERLING

TRACIE EBERT DAWN EIDSON NORA ELLIASSEN ALEX ESTRADA KATHLEEN FABISZEWSKI JACKIE FARRELL GLORIA FELICEANO

JOSE FERNANDEZ KEN FREESTONE JIMMY FRUSCELLA LUIS GALLEGO MAUREEN GASSER JOSE GIL GLENN GIZZI

JOSE GONZALEZ PATTY GRONA JOANN GUREVITCH ZAIDA GUZMAN LAURA GUZSALY JOHN HAAKE MIKE HAAKE DEBORAH HALL DEBORAH HALPERN MEG HEALEY WENDY HEMSEL TRACEY HODROSKI GLENN HUNDEMANN JOHN IANNONE

IDALIA IRIZARRY FRANK JAMES DAVID JASIULEWICZ MARQUES JILES MICHAEL JOHNSON STEVEN JONES IRIS KAHORA

THOMAS KAMINSKI VICTOR KAZIO DEBBIE KEATS TRACY KELMAN JANET KLECHA YOUNG NAM KO JANIE KOKOLUS

MISSY KOKOLVS KATHY KOPIL BRIAN KOVACS JO ANN KOVALIOFF DENISE KUCHMA MARYBETH KUHL DIANA LACHMUND

GABE LAKATOS DEBBIE LAMANNO SEAN LANDERS RALPH LECCESE FRANNIE LEONARD MARY LEWCHUCK CLAUDETTE LOWA

HENRY LUGO SUSAN LUND KENNETH MAKWINSKI ELIZABETH MALAVE SUSAN MANGIERI GARY MARIETTA GINA MASTRVITA

VICTOR MATAMOROS MICHAEL MATEUSZEZYK KAREN MATLAGA JOSEPH MAZZOLA MEREDITHE MCDERMOTT JEFFREY MCNAMARA DENISE MENDEZ

NANCY MERCADO THERESA MILLER PABLO MERCED LAURIE MISKO DARLEEN MOORE JOEY MUNIZ

LISA NESBITT RANDINE NIELSEN DAVE O’KEEFE CHRISTINE OXNER ROBERT PACE LINDA PAGAN CHRIS PALMOWSKI

ANTHONY PASCAL TRACY PAVLOWSKI JAMES PEARCE LORI PIAZZA DOROTHEA PIRRANG VERONICA PITTS STACIE PLATT

174 JOE PORCHETTA KEN PORTINGTON JO ANN PROKEP MARINA PROKOP KIP RACKETT STEPHANIE RELFORD NICK RENDA

NATHANIEL REYNOLDS ANDRE RICHARDSON LISA RICHTER ANGI RINGWOOD LILLIAN RIVERA LINDY RIVERA MARY ROCHE

ERIC RODRIQUEZ PAUL ROJEK ABEL ROSADO WENDY ROSADO BILL RUSSELL RAYMOND RUSSO SHARON RYAN

VINNIE SALLUSTIO DEAN SANDERSON JOHN AN FELIPPO LIZ SANTOS JOE SANTOS BARBARA SCITO JOSEPH SELVAGGI

LORI SEMENZA SEAN SHEERIH JOEY SHELTON MICHAEL SHELTON NANCY SIKORA LEE SIMISTER DAREEN SITAR

ERIC SMITH DAN SNYDER EDDIE STANICHAR ROBERT STASOLLA SUE STENGER JOE STONER JEFFREY STRANGIO

SUNDRE STROWBRIDGE MELISSA STYD1NGER ROBERT SULO DOREEN SUPERAK ROSE SZABO JUDY SZEZTAYE SUSAN TANDYRAK

JO ANN TEMPLETON STACY TEMPLETON KEVIN TEREBETSKY GAIL THARRINGTON TIMOTHY THARRINGTON ROBERT TIRONE CAROLYN TOTH

DAWN TURK VERA VALENTI PAUL VAUGIAHN MYRA VERA LUOIS VIERA JEAN WALKO STEVE WALKO

TODD WARD FRED WATOS KRIS WASHINGTON JILL WHITTOM TIM WINDOS LISA WITCOSKI GREG WOLANSKY DINEEN YANNICH MICHELE KRAPF KYUNG-HEE YIM KRISTINE ZABEL SANDRA ZABLOCKI STANLEY ZAGLESKI PETE ZIEMBA

176 CONGRATULATIONS C.H.S. CLASS OF 1982 From the Officers & Members of STAR LANDING V.F.W. POST 2314 & LADIES AUXILIARY

Post Officers Auxiliary Officers COMMANDER Ted Kaskiw PRESIDENT Helene Kaskiw SR. VICE CMDR. Steve Wuy SR. VICE PRES. Irene Bohanek JR. VICE CMDR. Ed Campbell JR. VICE PRES. Gloria D’Zurilla CHAPLAIN Vincent Basilici CHAPLAIN Mary Tenney ADJUTANT Walt Kaczmarek SECRETARY Florence Ambrose QUARTERMASTER Dan Donovan TREASURER Mary Pluta ADVOCATE George Goodrich CONDUCTRESS Julia Wuy OFFICER OF THE DAY John Mnich GUARD Julia Pelzcyk SURGEON Charles Bohanek TRUSTEE Mary Kaczmarek SERVICE OFFICER Walt Surowka TRUSTEE Gloria Goodrich HOUSEMAN Joe Donahue TRUSTEE Marie Moya TRUSTEE Richard Wasserman TRUSTEE George Lisicki TRUSTEE Paul Szoke

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE V.F.W. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNERS

Barbara Ziccardi Ann Healey Dorcie Bamburak

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1 Nh In memory of Robert J. Szigeti PLAQUE PALACE In memory of Joseph Szigeti PARTY-HARTY DAVE -LOVE SONJA April loves Brian ROSIE & GREG Brian loves April JUDITH-ELAINE&BERNADETTE Robin loves Mike DAVE, GOOD LUCK ALWAYS: NANCY Mike loves Robin GOOD LUCK DAVE: YOUR FAVORITE SUPERVISOR SIgma-THeta-CHI #1 SO LONG C.H.S., IT’S BEEN FUN September 1, 1980 GOOD LUCK DAVE-JIM 81 Party at Montclair in #410 GOOD LUCK CATHY A. & MARCIE D. Robin is a bird A BUNCH OF FREAKS Southern Comfort #1 MARY ANN CSIMBOK Good Luck, Mom & Stan - 10/11/81 ELMER F. CSIMBOK THANKS GERI!!!! ANDROVICH FAMILY Scott, “ Backstreets” is playing at Snoopy’s GOOD LUCK NAT, STELLA. Let’s go to Miskos BEST OF LUCK NAT, RUTH Sheir, don’t forget the Colonial’s Garter GOOD LUCK NATALIE Bobby -n- Cheryl GOOD LUCK NAT, MARIA STAN LOVES IRENE NATALIE & BRAD FOREVER IRENE LOVES STAN BETH & JOHN FOREVER Thanks “ A ” from Mom & Stan I LUV BRAD, NORMA Good luck April, Love Mom & Stan GOOD LUCK NAT, TONI April - Love “ The Godfather” BARBARA & JOHN NO V 1981 April - Love “ Aunt Barbara” Rossington Collins Band Congratulations! Chet & Barbi Bohanek FRAN & TOMY Barbi B All the Best-Jean To “Ape” - From Fluffy & Heidi May you reign forever Private E-l Czapik - ’82 Yours to be “ iffy” Joseph M. Orosz Buster Good Luck Joe - The Resko’s Midnight & Rocky Good Luck Andy Halkovich Shelly -N- Ronnie If you’re good looking- take me “ Hockey Puck” BE SAX Y I’m here legally CFAS Cadets, Spacy but good Donnie 76 Bruce B. ’78 Little Leonard “ 85” Mary Petras A1 & Carol Tandyrak Good Luck Joe- Kim W. Reno Jewelers Senior Members don’t do poop-B.W.O. Chet & Julie Strusiak Johnny “ *3” Irene and Jo Kopin Joe and JoAnn Aprile Ruth and Fred Gasior Dillucia-and-Fermi Forever Jone & Charles Forte Jim Csimbok- Class of 81’ Joan & Nick Shymanski Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fedlam Diane & Ray Frolich Cindy Capick Michael Onder IV Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kolnok Paul & Peggy Millard & Paul Jr. Good Luck Joe - Brother John Stella & Mark Spach Zambrio Family Funen Frolich Century 21 Richards Realty Ann Ciliberti Jennifer McAterseri Alice Frolich John -N-Jackie 8-30-80 Always Amy & Mike CONGRATULATIONS DAVE: HEATHER “82RULES” “ Big Handhi” John Sowienski SPRINGSTEEN RULES!! KATHI S. Joe & Joanne Abatemarco LIZ & RICK 5/6/81 Craig & Maryanne BUENA SUERTE’ DAVID-RICK & LIZ Doris & Sharky Liguori LET’S GET LOADED, EH? Phil, Marylynn, Christopher & Michael “RASCAL” BABY YOU’RE SO CUTE Chiera PARTY HARTY IN THE “PEOPLE EATER ” Kathy loves Gary GOOD Luck TO THE “ S K U LLM A N ” Good luck Kathy-Love Jerry MRS. J. DANERI Good luck-Missy GOOD LUCK FROM MOTOERCYLE MAMA Congratulations-Missy COME ON LET’S PARTY BABY! Billy and JoAnne “ 80” BARRY & PENNY 10-21-81 Good luck-Tony & Shirley Semenza COME TO BARRON COUNTRY W.H.S. Best wishes, Jim & Maureen DiLullo BEST WISHES, THE BUNNY HILL GIRL Best Wishes-Lombardi Family KAthy & KENNY BRUDER In memory of the Three Musketters JACKIE & DREW, FOREVER Good luck-The Colfer Family GOOD ADVICE: DON’T WORK FOR MARRIOTTS Kathy C.-“ Love ya” -Mom & Dad YOUR FAVORITE HOSTESS -KATHY Congratulations Kathy Colfer JIM &NANCY 10-18-80 Congratulations HEY DAVE, YOU WANT A HICKEY Best wishes Aunt Kathy-Love Keith & Colleen LAMONT&DENISE: ALWAYS AND FOREVER Happiness Always-Alicyn & Charlie DAVE-STOP SAYING THAT F. WORD To My Future C.P.A. $$$ Charlie

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193 Councilman & Mrs. Rios Gordon and Maurice two splinters in Alina’s career Catherine Spalezero Congratulations “ Alina” Fran Mr. & Mrs. Robert Spalizero Joe the Musk Man Good luck, Aunt Joann, Danielle Joseph “ Barbara” my red velvet rose Joe Good luck Carolyn Person John Hudacko the next Bruce Springsteen JoAnn Happel “ Joseph” you will always be above the thorns-Barbara So long Carolyn Best wishes Theresa-Uncle Charlie Ree and Nick Congratulations Theresa from Aunt Angela Love Lisa Madeline, Uncle Mickey & Rose Lucille Geiling Theresa, I wish you the best of Good luck Carolyn-Linda luck in your future years, love Good luck Carolyn- Aunt Dot Aunt Angie Uncle Bob Best of luck Theresa — Uncle Uncle Wigley Peter and Helen The Eggface ALISA -N- GUY (82) To my sweet niece Aunt Ada Lots of luck Theresa, love Best of everything Aunt Eva Aunt Bithie and Wayne The Wonderful Weirs Joy and Happiness to your future, Conkle Family-Ray & Gen Theresa, Love Grandpa I got chiselled, John Good luck Theresa, Aunt Tessie To Clarabell, love Catherine Patrick and JoAnn A dollar for what? 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THOMAS KILYK OYSTER JOAN LAKATOS, LUCK TO MARY KEPICH GOOD LUCK LOVE OYSTER peter &ann LORUSSO CAROL, MAUREEN, LAURIE, CAROLINE, ALINA, SONIA GEZA AND MARHE GARAI, LOTS OF LUCK THE WEST IS THE BEST ALEX R. FAZEKAS Guy-n-Lori 10-28-80 MR. & MRS. A L KUZMA- BEST TO M ARY Mr. & Mrs. Wondzynski MR. & MRS. GEORGE KAHORA- GOOD LUCK M ARY Good Luck, Sharon — Kelli KEVIN SURICK Best wishes-Linda NICK SCHENO - GOOD LUCK SPAIN! Success!!-Mary Ann KEPICH FAMILY, I LOVE YOU ALL- MARY K. Much success and happiness — JOANNE ANN Z, YOU STILL SORE? 9-13-81, Mary K. KEVIN 80 LOVES SHARON 82 Mr. & Mrs. Charles I. Serenita Good Luck Sharon — Dad THE BOLTON FAMILY Lots of luck Sharon — Love Mom YOUNG AND DUMB Good Luck Paco GOOD LUCK NAN&POP Best wishes Shirley Watson CURLY & CUTE The Vignola Girls GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE Que Pasa! — Good luck Liz Good luck Kev. Allie B. OOOHHH NOOOO! Good luck-Robin Michele remember Peter #2 Good luck paco “ Betty Ann” Kev.-The school social worker loves you PACO, JETAIME- ELYSE Lin and Lar “ 82” God go with you Paco Hey Tapita-What’s Shaking We all love Paco Peter Bothwell, Good luck Lisa SOL1DARNOSC FOR FREEDOM Hi Lisa PACO AND ELYSE “ENDLESS LOVE” Good luck Lisa PACO AND ELYSE “ENDLESS LOVE” Congratulations, Lisa — Love Mom & Dad PACO AND WLYSE “ ENDLESS LOVE” Keep chasin” em Lee — Love Susan PACO AND ELYSE “ENDLESS LOVE” Love ya Lisa Stapinski-Sue & Mark PACO AND ELYSE “ENDLESS LOVE” Lisa -N- Dave 12/9/80 Sky juice 10c a bottle RTMD Billy Squier 10/30/81 Nembutol numbs it all! RTMD Lisa S. loves Dave P. Wrong Way Jose —Oingo Boing Lisa S. loves Dave P. Elyse, Jetaime — Paco Lisa S. loves Dave P. Paco and Elyse-“ FOREVER” Lisa S. loves Dave P. Brian and Cathy “ 82” “ I can’t believe we went without her!” My good friend Dave (emery) Kath, Great Adventure & Jungleland My Luv, Precious Freshman year-me and I ! T. 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John M. ’81 Mr Robinson John & Bill-Melt like butter Terry Finn “ 81” It’s not butter, it’s Bill Powanda Mary Ellen McMahon “ 78” Laura Burke “ 1986” Mr. & MRs. Leo Botti Good Luck 82 Frank Parisi Patti Rotili Neil Young, Remember When The West is the best-Roger Joanne Gozzilino, Sometime soon Black Sabbath-Heaven & Hell The B-52’s are great Danny May Funk be with you-D.A. “ 82” For my favorite daughter, Bern Congratulations Mr. Dotegowski Love Mom & Dad Crilley Juan and Dina Forever Helen, Mike & Michael Wendy Walsh “ 81” Daddy LINDA-N-DAVE, AUGUST 5, 1981 Billy, Marg, & Chris Crilley Good Luck Dave, Mr. & Mrs. Barlow Pat & Sue Crilley The Woodman Family Good Luck Bernie Carteret Common Man Rick and Grace Chile is colo-colo Audrey’s Thank you for everything Mr. Cowan Mr & Mrs C A Simon Pele numero uno Support Carteret Sportsman Soccer = Soccr #1 I love Kenny Kurpat Cosmos Nasi Champion’s forever Brian and Cathy 82 Colo-Colo-Cosmos=Soccer Good Luck Aunt Bernadette Mr. & Mrs. Donald Carson Love Michele, Michael, Christopher Mr. & Mrs. Robert Keene Sr. Richy, I’ll never forget 12-19-81 Good luck & Best Wishes Bernadette Terry, Love Mom Congratulations Sue, Love Crout Good luck Terry, love Grandma & Grandpa Congratulations Sue, Love Jamie Congratulations Terry, love Grandma Congratulations Sue, Love Everybody Terry, 1 love you! Don Congratulations Sue, Mare, Patti, Terry, 1 love you! Don Love Patty Terry, I love you! Don Frannie “ 85” Donni, I love you! Terry Congratulations Sue, Love Gram Donni, 1 love you! Terry and Gramp Donni, 1 love you! Terry Sheri & Paul Bezzek & Buzbe Donni, 1 love you! Terry Patty L. & Brian A Donni, I love you Terri Anthony and Sandra “ 82" Donni and Terry, forever and always Sue and Matt “SUCCESS” Is it really happening-Mom Good Luck “ Melissa” Congratulations Sue-Patty, Good luck from Mike and Spike Franny, Mom Lukie Pooks Two more years to go Burkey Jessie Girl To my favorite daughter, Nancy JLC-Union City Good luck Nancy-Joyce “ Patsy” Jeff Foley Kevin Irving #1 Pop Foley Congratulations— Mrs. Grace Joe T. Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Derillo Patty-N-Dave Don’t believe it — Melissa Tim & Cammy Foley Accidents will happen Melissa Good Luck Nancy, Gam Fidget-and-sandy Forever The Rosoluk Family Yee-Ha! 5th HOEHLER Graduates Jackson Kurtis Jo-Anne loves Jeffrey Kraemar Family Way to go — Melissa Aunt Ei IT’S ONLY MONEY, BABY Dance all night go to work Donna J. Murphy Best wishes, Lissie Prestige Trucks Cheryl -n- Michael 1/30/82 Jeffrey loves, JoAnne Good luck Lisa, your friend, Tracey “ Well, I don’t know much about . . . . ” God bless you Lisa, Aunt Pearl Lucky? February 18, 1982 Remember your first Love Lisa, Michal Ann Endzone Lounge & Liquors Trust in God always Mom + Dad Let me know your mind . . 1981-82 Drumline: Sneezy, Pokey, The Kid “ Yeah!” Flasher, Black Lightening and Wiggles Aunt Dot and Uncle Bill A. Carbomaro “ 77” “ When in Doubt . . Class of “ 82” #1 Joseph Furlong Good luck class of “ 82” Bill Kane It’s About Time Mike Jerry Contey Way to go Carb’s!-The Policastros Russ Bailey A TA BOY MIKE! John Wondolowski Stay of the track-Hag J. Ffammer Class of “ 84" T. Carbonaro Stan Pawlikowski 13 yrs. Later, the world Edward Kubiak You witha them or You witha me? James Cullen Lots of luck, Uncle Willy Aerileir Cullen Pittsburgh + Fritzie, You Dog Jack Mailley Slippery Rock “ Go for it” Lou Skinner Good Luck Mike, - J.R. Sherry Skinner ATA BOY SATCH Ben Franklingham I Bet the Ranch on San Fran. Eddie Jaronczyk Cincinatti Who? Peter McGovern Dallas - What? Joe Abroidi Good Luck Class of “ 84” Michael D. Colasurdo Yankee’s All the Way!!! Charlie Kane L A. Dodger’s 1981 World Champions John Jusern Let’s Get A Pizza! Jim Rubino Hag, Sea Hag, Super Hag - LIL Cliff Smith Babji Play 078 S + B Edgar Garrett The Velez Family Good luck = Gidget, Misty, Bandit Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Good luck Ray-Cher “ 81” Mrs. Kathryn Laughey Good luck Ray-Dad Lisa and William Moss Good luck Ray-Mom Mr. and Mrs. Michael Palumbo Kat-Remember the guys 2 blankets over John Antony and Cheryl Ann Leach KC & L S — Gone to Miskos Lately? Carleen O ’Brien 1981 and 1982 Drag racing on the West Carteret Bridge Bobby McDevitt and Karen O'Brien Kath-our friends-the truck drivers DANNY OLIVER AND MARCI D. Laur-How is big foot these days? Kath Jimmy O ’Brien, Jr. Laur-sex starts it, death James O'Brien, Sr. ends it, and everything in Bob Duncan between is what you make of it!!!! T. Anderson Laur-Remember those wild Xmas parties-12/11/81!!! Nancy poo and Scruffy Laur-Don’t let the pizzaman in your room!!! Smufette and Smurf Mike, thanks for the best night ever-Laura Good night already! Laur-Thanks for being such a great friend-Kath Jimmy and Sharon Aug. 28, 1981 Laur-Remember all those long nights at the park-Kath Kathy, love mom and dad, 1982 What would have happened if we made that turn? Congratulations babysitter, love the kid Falling up curbs and out of showers Grammy and Feathers Good luck Laura, 1 love you — Pam Mom, Dad, Nancy, Michael Debbie and Dale “ “ 82” Love “ Pepper” and “ Harry” your friends Laura, G-od luck in the future-Love Deb DAWN WARD '82 Deb, stop the whispering-it’s rude!!!!! Michael and Kim Good luck-Laura, Kathy & Lisa-Love Deb Congratulations Kathy, Love Nancy and Charlie Good luck-Laura, Mom NANCY AND CHARLIE Mr. + Mrs. B. Demby Charlie ’79 and Nancy '80 Hope and Hollis Demby Good luck Kathy, Love Charlie Anne-Best of luck in future years. You are the best-Patti Love and Happiness, Jimmie, Ellen, Jack, Cindy Anne-Always be happy-Love Meg Harland’s are forever Anne-Congratulations, Best of luck, Kathleen Morla’s Miggy Joe Sarzillo-didn’t know what to write Congratulations, Faffy, Love Aunt Do Do Success, Happiness, Good Luck-Regina Skutnik The class of ’82 remember always!!! Mr. + Mrs. Thomas Vitcavage “ Good Luck” Charlie and Rex SARG. COOPER Mr. + Mrs. Kenneth S. Sikorski Leo and Denise Tara Ann Sikorski M.B.Z. and W.B. 1976 and 1975 Good Luck Chris Mr. and Mrs. Zajac Chris, Good Luck in M.I. Microwave oven!!

198 Honors English ’82-goodluck! Congratulations Sandy, Uncle Ron Good luck Denise-Juniata College Fran and Pat Urban Denise Zajac and Leroy G. Love You Sandy, Mom + Dad Denise and “ Nanu” Success + Happiness Sandy, Uncle Ron Juniata College-C.A R. ’85 John, Mary, Pattie and Max Congratulations Eric “ 82” PFC John Urban, USMC Sue “ 85” Remember this! Momoo + Popoo Z. I hope my luck stays! “ Z” Man Les, Pat, Leslie and Heather Trinity Bryan -n- Nora “ 81-82” Yah Eagles, Eagles, Yah Eagles!!!!!!! Congratulations Sandy, Nandor Stan and Jane Stankewicz Good Luck Sandy, Nandor Larissa and Bill Huchko Have a good future Sandy, Nandor John, Maryann, Heather, Bobby and Brian Congratulations Sandy, Mr. + Mrs. Mangyik Margaret and Bill Dale, Lots of luck Good Luck Sandy, Mr. + Mrs. Mangyik Kathy and Stan Hisko Hello Mr. Golfer, It’s me, Mr. Squirrel. Ya Hello. Bill and Carol Devlin and Sons Pooh Pooh, The Cookie Monster Lots of luck Eric Dara + Michael Sept. 27, 1979, “ F.T.” Rod and BJ and Pat and Ben and Angie Endless Love 10/5/81-1/12/82 Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Lund Goldie “ 82” Seniors do it with class!!! Myrna, Good luck in the future, Winnie Joe and Cindy Myrna, Take care of yourself, Gloria Kevin and Stacy I Love You Myrna, Dad NICE BOAT!!! With Love, Mom Best of Luck and happiness, love Mom Myrna, Never forget Cowan’s class, Laura Cindy loves Joe Good Luck Myrna-Tina Joe loves Cindy Good luck class of 82 Good luck F.F.P.D.M.E., Me Good luck Sue, Mom Karen and Joe 2/2/80 forever Congratulations, Ken and Dave Tony and Pat “ 58” ESHS Best Wishes, Don Congratulations class of ’82 Remember the DORK and the BROKEN HEEL, G.V., L.P., Dave-Best of luck + L.P. . . Dat-Best of the Rest Betty Tandyrak Here they come world!!!! FINN FAMILY Ken and Chris 1/26/79 Health and lots of money Barbara T. Dave-Good luck with wine and women-Ken Billy S. “ Hi” Mom Friendship is a three letter word: C-A-R Willie Tscztin B.S. 666 Maria Loves Danny Roy and Denise Good Luck Maria, your brother Anthony Remember when 1. did P in T. Laura “ 83” ANDY PANDY’S 2ND PERIOD CLASS Patti “ 83” Hey, Tom, where’s the six? Patti Selena “ 83” Carteret Cheerleaders-Linda, Jule and Patti Amy Marie + Tim - “ 83” Maggie, Laura S., Selena and Laura P. Judi “ 82” BUFFALO BILLS AND SOBRES #1 Carteret Girls’ Basketball #1 TOM LOVES VICKI, Tom and Vicki George Petroski and Lauren Brechka 5-22-78 TOM STROKA AND VICKI SHUBERT NOV. 14, 1981 The Coughlin Family Donna and Espo 11/6/79 Bob and Jane Ellis "COW ANISM ” 1st semester 3rd period Lynn Ellis Robin “ 82” and Mark “ 82” LILLIAN + TOM DEVERIN Good luck “ MACH” Love John and Stacy NANCY + BILL WERNER “ Jamie Never Sleeps” -Neil Young PAT + BILLY Congratulations Jamie-Love Jody and Ray TOM + DEBBIE Best of luck Jamie Cheryl and Joe Marvelous Mary the Model Good luck Jamie Allison and ED. I LOVE MARY ELLEN Congratulations Johnna from the Venitullo Family ZACHERY THOMAS (Fuzzhead) The James P. Hart Family MISTY Johnna Amato Loves Eddie Krzywicki Good luck Mary, Mom and Dad Eddy -n- Mary “ 82” Sharyn Loves Glenn 10-26-79 Lancy, Chris, Ronnie + Wendy Jaffe Mr. + Mrs. Peter DeQuarto Bobby and Reggie Ralph wishes Maria good luck Trix DONALD BOK!!! Buca Frank’s Coin Shop Pancho Via Good Luck, Maria Mom and Dad Z. Irene + Sam Vernillo The Blue Dolphin I Love You, Maria Leonard and Sophie Zaleski I LOVE MARIA VERNILLO Grandma and Grandpa Zaleski RE + ME FOREVER Clyde RE + ME FOREVER John and Marge Urban RE + ME FOREVER Congratulations Sandy, Grandma + Gramps RE + ME in “ 83” Ron Zaleski ’69 “ Hard Times” Nova will rise Mr. + Mrs. H. Nydick Good luck Julie, Love Grandma Scott Nydick-Class of ’86 Good luck Jim, from Jack and Tom Ira Nydick-Class of ’78 Good luck Jimmy from Michelle and Mellissa Marc Nydick-Class of ’82 Lots of luck Jimmy from Ron and Dan Mr. + Mrs. George Lisicki Best of everything Jim John + Jennifer Lisicki Congratulations and all our love, Mom and Dad BOOST THIS ! Love You, Jamie, Mom and Dad T h e y will still r e m e m b e r m e ! This is just the beginning, Jamie LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON Werner Wolf, Eat your heart out! Meep, Meep, Meep ! Much luck in your future, Brucie Get her toes, Randy! “ Trudys Troopers” class of 82 LYNDA + NICKY, FOREVER Edward A. Pozarcki CAMERA BUG! Lady Licorice Jane Gassert Sandy Kanda Jean Parisi Tom Tiplady Rick Baranczuk Gary M. Kaylor “ 71” Delores Arva Julie Elio Jo-Ann Dally Carol Cabri Annette + Micky Kevin Irving W h o s e p ip e is it, L y n d a ? Frank Medvetz Love, Mom + Dad GEORGE BARGER Larry, Lil + Jon Coleman RENEE SZATKOWSKI Mike, Sue, + Nicole Ivanitski PHYLLIS LABRACIO Joe, Fran + J.L. Krzeszewski ELIZABETH BODZAN Pat + Ted Niemiec Laurie Mazar Don + Dolly Smith Sue loves Louie 1/29/82 Happy Birthday Nicole Don and Cheryl Welcome Home Baby Thad Allen and Sue Karen, Eric + Andrew Lange Sue and Allen 34 Ford Coupe Lives!-327 C.I. Allen and Sue 66 “ Hard Times” Chevelle - Buddies Rule! Joan Jett Good Luck in future years, Maria Tom orrow you’ll find better things Good Luck Maria S.N. + A S., J.M., J P . P.G. P C).. D O. F.K., J.K. Uncle Vinnie + Aunt Nancy “ Bad Reputation” Joanne + Bob Dr. Carmencita L Foti The W orld’s Greatest Artist Kristi and Charlie Simon Maria + Danny Jr. Congratulations Mary, Mom + Dad Maria + Danny Jr. Construction Specialties Inc. Danny Jr. + Maria Cathy and Steve Danny Jr. + Maria C la re Mr. + Mrs. Dan + Florence Rebecca Nancy and Kenny Dan + Florence Rebecca Mr. & Mrs. George Gassert Good Luck, Joe Rebecca Mary Gassert Joe “ Beck” Loves Karen Cece Bob Hansen, Class of “ 80” Maria -n- Danny 7/4/79 Donna O - IS A DEAD HEAD Good luck Maria, love Mom + Dad 1 Love Bruce Springsteen! The DeGiglio Family Dept. 103 is the best Good luck in the future (Keith) Woodbridge H.S., Class of “ 81” Lots of sex and many babies Chippy Chapstik Greg and Barb forever Good luck Donna F. Good luck, Babysitterl-Melissa Two Little Dolls - Vanessa and Heather Happiness to all my friends-Elena The Darlings BONNE CHANCE, ELENA! LOVE MOM Geril and Gary 10/1/78 Together Forever no matter what BEST OF LUCK, ELENA! LOVE DAD h ap pen s!! DANGLEBANGERS ARE TUFF!!! DAVE-N-LINDA FOREVER H U D S “ 8 3 ” LINDA-N-DAVE remember the sucker-punch of ’82 DAVE-N-LINDA Led Zeppelin ROTS, ROTS, ROTS!! LINDA-N-DAVE KAREN AND JEFF “83” DAVE-N-LINDA EUNICE, MOMMA AND ED LINDA-N-DAVE Ciocci Corrine, Uncle Frank, Donna and Michael Good luck Dave, Grandma W. Good luck Julie Good Luck Dave, Grandpa P. The green crush Candy canes are great The Nutaitus Family Pippy and Boo Boo Kitty Michael Nutaitis For My Winny, wherever you are Webber Nutaitis Take it any way you want it Chris Nutaitis Halloween’s the pits Julie Nutaitis

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