Through The Years

et High School et, New Jersey 1983 As Freshmen . . .

2 We Were Eager To Begin.

3 Mark ponders his future. A short break for thirsty climbers.

On the lighter side of things.

Do we know these people? I ’•*> so confused!

4 ä

Just hangin’ around.

5 As Sophomores

6 We Knew We Had Arrived-

7 Finally . . . Lunch!

Leah and Ann Marie share some lime.

8 Washington will never be the same.

I'm on my way!

Karen and Beth concentrate at the piano.

Life’s a breeze!

9 As Juniors . . .

10 We Began To Question.

h Just another "Runaway.”

"So this is what life is really all about.”

"Start the race. I’m ready.”

A "touching” moment.

Best of buddies. "What can I say?”

12 I £l I

It’s been a long day! Ski season at last!

Rehearsal for Sue. Beth, and Fiore.

A quiet moment for some old friends. These are the best of times.

13 A s Seniors

14 e r Ray o ae h World Face The To Ready Are We

m i 16 Hang in there Mary Beth, better days are coming. Are we supposed to carry these?

The boys enjoy the Varsity Dinner Dance.

Sue and Cheryl relax.

Keep smilin’ gang!

17

ACADEMICS BOARD OF EDUCATION

The Board of Education is comprised of nine individuals, elect­ ed by the citizens of Carteret, working together to set policies for operation of the schools. The members of the Board are entrusted with the responsibility of setting policies to run the schools and constructing a budget to ascertain that the young people of Carteret will receive an education. The responsibility of all citizens is to educate the children of the community. The Board of Education, as the elected representative of the com­ munity. carry out this responsibility.

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Mr. Eugene Brown President

Mr. Sam R. Semenza Mr. Gabriel Comba Mr. Kenneth V. Brzozowski Vice President Board Secretary-Business Manager

Mr. Monroe Jacobowitz Mr. Ronald P. Pusillo Mr. Thaddeus Zajac OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT

Congratulation« Graduate!

At Superintendent of Schools. I with each graduate suc­ cess and happiness in the future. The school system has tried through its educational programming to prepare our students for life. In a democratic society such as we have in the United States, the school must prepare its graduates to be functioning, concerned citizens in addi­ tion to developing in each of them the personal skills necessary for success. All the educational endeavors of the Carteret Public Schools are planned with these goals in mind. We sincerely hope that each graduate will utilize his unique abilities to lead a fruitful life.

Mr. Robert T. O’Donnell Superintendent of Schools

Mr. Eugene A. Barrett Mr. Gerald M. Brown Mr. Robert I. Turco Director of Ancillary Services General Elementary Supervisor Director of Research and Planning ADMINISTRATION

My sincere congratulations and best wishes to the class of '83. You are now facing the end of a period in your lives, that, I am sure you will agree, passed all too quickly.

Your four years in Carteret High School have marked a pro­ gress of growth and development leaving you with a firm foundation to venture forth into a challenging future.

Believe in yourselves and in your ability to come to grips with the challenges that come your way because the future will be what you make of it.

Sincerely.

Mr. James Gilrain Principal Upsala College. B.S. Seton Hall University. M.A.

Mr. Gilrain has been actively involved in C.H.S. since 1959. First serving as an English teacher in '63. he became a guidance counselor and eventually became the Director of Guidance. More recently. Mr. Gilrain became Vice-Principal in 1980; and from 1981 to present, he has been the Principal of C.H.S. From ’63-'76. he was the head football coach, leading the team to the Championships in '70 and '76.

Sitting at his desk. Mr. Gilrain writes an important message. Mr. Gilrain casually talking with a student.

22 Mr. Joseph Torre Mr. Torre takes a break from his gruelling schedule. Vice Principal Lebanan Valley College. B.A. Kean College. M.A.

Mr. Kenneth Matula Vice Principal Mr. Matula is always willing to assist. Rutger« University. B A Montclair Stale College, M.A.

THE PULSE OF C.H.S.

Mrs. Annette Katz Mrs. Irene Vernachio

23 GUIDANCE

Mr. William Olear Miss Phyllis C. Mincieli Coordinator of Career Education Trenton State College. B.S. Rider College. B.S. Jersey City State College, M.A. Kean College. M.A.

Ms. Kathleen O’Grady Director of Guidance Jer*ey City State College. B.A., M.A.

Mrs. Mary Ann Checki Mrs. Susan Sabo Georgian Court College. B.A. Guidance Clerk Seton Hall University. M.A.

The Guidance Department of Carteret High School offers assistance to students on a one-to-one basis. Character develop­ ment, essentially begun at home, is em­ phasized. Pride, brought about by the ac­ complishment of challenges faced and met successfully in a learning and social environment, is fostered.

Social skills are carefully nurtured. Career goals are recognized. Sources of informa­ tion are provided for both college-bound Mrs. Marie Chiravalle and work-oriented students. The end re­ University of Bridgeport. B.S. sult of the assistance offered by the Guid­ Jersey City State College. M.A ance Department is a well-rounded, re­ sponsible individual ready to complete the transformation into a useful member of society.

Mr. John Hudak Temple University. B.S. Seton Hall University. M.A. 24 EDUCATIONAL MEDIA CENTER

Mrs. Larissa M. Huchko Miss Deborah L. Palmer Conklin's Secretarial Junior Indiana University of College Pennsylvania, B.S. Library/Audio-Visual Clerk

The Educational Media Center in the SPECIAL Anne Drew Scott Library is set up to EDUCATION facilitate learning and teaching by pro­ viding print and non-print educational materials which will supplement the curriculum and provide for the avoca- tional interests of students. At Carteret High School, Special Educa­ tion consists of many specialized areas. The highlights of the Educational These areas include vocational educa­ Media Center include building an ar­ tion. C.I.E. ill. vocational English, and chival periodical collection on micro­ resource room- Language Arts and fiche. serving as the lending center for Mathematics. all audio-visual equipment and soft­ ware. and using the services and equip­ Mr. Frank Walsh ment of the Math Department to com­ Coordinator - C.I.E. Ill puterize circulation information. Seton Hall University. B.S. Trenton State College. M.A.

Mr. Michael Kushner Trenton State College. B.S.. M. Ed.

Miss Mary Eileen Kennedy Department Head/Librarian/Audio Visual Seton Hall University. B.S. Rutgers University. M.L.S. Mrs. Susan R. Naples Jersey City State College. B.A.

25 DIRECTOR OF HEALTH SERVICES ATHLETICS

The Health Services Department assists the students and staff of Carteret High School in attaining and maintaining opti­ mum individual health, while promoting positive health habits and attitudes. Many services are provided by the Department Miss Joann Corrao which include maintaining health and im­ Social Worker munization records, health counseling, Kean College. B.A., M.A. and rendering the necessary first aid and Mr. Walter Gasior emergency care. The Department also Rutgers University. B.S.. M. Ed. conducts scoliosis screening; audio, visu­ al, and dental screening and testing; strep throat culturing; and a communicable dis­ ease control program. The duties of the Director of Athletics include the development of programs and schedules that best meet the needs and abilities of our student-athletes. He is responsible for all members of the coaching staff, the ordering of supplies and equipment, budget preparation, team transportation, the hiring of game officials, athletic awards, and the se­ Miss Doris Tambascia curing of the personnel to properly Learning Disabilities Teacher manage all home interscholastic athle­ Consultant-Supervisor Jersey City State College, B.A., tic events. M.A.

SPECIAL SERVICES

Mrs. Ethel Kindzierski Secretary

Mrs. Patricia Bodnar, R.N. School Nurse Dr. Stephen M. Levine Jersey City State College. B.A. Director - Special Services Hunter College. B.A. City College of New York. M.S.E. Hofstra University. Ph D. The Department of Special Services serves the needs of both students and teachers in the area of psycho-educa­ tional assistance. Social work and counseling are offered to both regular program students and special educa­ tion students to enable them to reach their fullest potential in the learning environment.

Mrs. Sally Bonventure Health Clerk 26 ATTENDANCE OFEICE MAINTENANCE

Mrs. Mary Sosnowski Mr. Joseph Zimmerman Data Process Clerk Building and Grounds Manager CAFETERIA SERVICES

Mr. Arthur Forziati

Custodial Staff: Front Row: A. Banafato. A. Carbonaro. J. Cmil. Back Row: C. Comba. W. George. J. Orosz. G. Sosnowski. Not Pictured: H. Maskowitz. R. Ruela, S. Tharrington. E. Wojewudski. n TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS

The Business Department of Carteret High School strives to offer organized exper­ ience designed to enable the student to acquire skills that will be needed for em­ ployment, to teach him/her to apply these skills in job related situations, to give him/her an opportunity to obtain knowl­ edge in areas related to these skills, and to encourage him/her to acquire the atti­ tudes and work habits needed for success in employment. Course and program needs are being satisfied through interdis­ ciplinary teaching, utilization of class­ rooms as learning resource centers, and the continued upgrading of facilities and equipment through purchase of comput­ ers, electronic word processors, and mem­ Mr. J. Leslie Scally ory typewriters. The staff encourages de­ Department Head velopment through professional and aca­ Coordinator-D.E. Trenton State College. B.S. demic contributions. Rutgers University. M.Ed.

Mrs. Patricia Derillo Trenton State College, B.S.

Mr. Joseph Costello

Mrs. Nancy Doherty Trenton State College. B.A. Kean College. M.A. Mrs. Kathleen Ruela Trenton State College. B.S.

Mr. J. Robert Yustak St. Francis College. B.A. Montclair State College, M.A.

Mrs. Mary E. Kopko Mr. Stephen M. Nelson Coordinator C.O.E. Rider College. R.S. Trenton State College. B A Rutgers University. Ed M

m Mr. Louis Nepote Rider College, B.S. Trenton State College. M.A.

Not Pictured: Mrs. Susan G. Maroon Trenton State College, B.S. AN IMPORTANT FOOTNOTE . . .

In all forms of literature, communication is the ulti­ mate goal. Similarly, the English Department at C.H.S. emphasizes the need to communicate using various aspects of literature and media conveying these ideas to the students.

All students, college bound, business oriented, and those studying the general course, are given the op­ portunity to enhance their skills in the basic areas of English study. These include reading, writing, speak­ ing. and listening. Miss Arlene Pullen Mrs. Lynne Grace Department Head Penn State University. B.A. Students wishing to enter college may select from a Trenton State College, B.A. Montclair State College, M.A variety of courses in both composition and literature. Columbia University. M.A. An Honors English Course is offered to those stu­ dents who wish to participate in a more advanced and specialized area of English.

The English as a Second Language and other reading courses enable the foreign speaking student to be­ come familiar with the English language and learn to apply it in a useful manner. Another dimension of the department this year in the institution of a depart­ ment magazine which features student writings from actual course situations.

Because of the many choices offered by the English Department, the student benefits in all aspects of learning. The basic need to communicate is devel­ oped and emphasized greatly through the specialized courses at C.H.S.

Miss Donna Delanoy Miss Janet Hanley Rider College. B.A. Findlay College. B A Kean College. M A.

Mrs. Theresa Andersen Mr. Robert Duncan Brooklyn College. B.A. Rider College. B.A. Fairleigh Dickinson University. M.A.

Mr. Walter Bihuniak Mrs. Kathleen Grabowski Rutgers University. B.S. Jersey City State College. B.A. Jersey City State College. M.A. Ms. Irma Silverman University of California Berkeley, B.A.

Mrs. Karen Simon Montclair State College. B.A.

Miss Kathryn Housman Mrs. Eva Kushner Mr. Anthony Spaldo Trenton State College. B.S.. M.Ed. William Paterson College. B.A. St. Peter’s College. B.A. Montclair State College. M.A.

Mrs. Judy Jacobs Mr. Walter Niemiec Mr. Francis T. Tomczuk Wagner College. B.A. Mount St. Mary’s College. B.S. Rutgers University. Litt. B., M.Ed. Kean College. M.A. 31 BONJOUR, GUTEN TAG, BUENOS DÍAS, SALVETE!

Miss Belinda E. Coniff Mrs. Agnes C. Sansone Monmouth College, B.A. Georgian Court College. B.A.

Dr. Carmencita L. Foti Department Head Montclair State College, A.B. New York University. A M.. Ph.D.

Mrs. Leslie P. Holleuffer Mr. Ralph Toro Montclair State College. B A St. Peter's College. B A. City University of New York. M S.

The Foreign Language courses in Carteret High School offer an understanding and appreciation of another people’s way of life. Through language study, the students may enjoy the study of French. German. Latin, and Spanish.

The study of a foreign language opens new horizons. The students have an excel­ lent exposure to different cultures in addi­ tion to the mastery of language skills. The advanced levels of study enable the stu­ dent to obtain a deeper concentration on the technical aspect of the language and a greater appreciation of the different cul­ tures. Students may also participate in the activities of the French, German, Latin, and Spanish clubs.

32 ONLY TIME WILL TELL

Education in the Social Studies ac­ quaints students with the historical de­ velopment of their nation, and an un­ derstanding of America's democratic system and unique lifestyle. The many Mr. Robert Cowan Mr. Marvin Krakower social, economic, and political prob­ Fairleigh Dickinson University. Richmond College. B.A.. M.A. lems facing America are carefully in­ B.A. vestigated. Students are also intro­ duced to the historical and cultural de­ velopment of other lands and peoples.

The Social Studies Department offers many elective courses to students in addition to the two years of American Studies required of all students by the State Department of Education. Other departmental features include: the placement of outstanding seniors into advanced sections; a course entitled "Human and Interpersonal Relations” offered and taught by Human Relations Center (H.R.C.) personnel; the supervi­ ¿à sion of the International Relations Club; cooperation with the Rotary Club Mr. Walter S. Dotegowski Mrs. Dorothy Krugman in sending a senior delegation to the Alliance College. Kean College. Douglass College. B.A. annual Monmouth College Govern­ BA. Rutgers University. M.Ed. ment Institute; a course entitled "American Government and Culture” for E.S.L. (English as a Second Lan­ guage) students: the formation and training of a team of scholars to repre­ sent the district in academic competi­ tion. such as the "Tournament of Excel­ lence”; and an "A.S.P.E.T. Bowl” annu­ al assembly program

Mrs. Carol L. Hays Mr. Gerald C. Geneva College. B.A. Marcincavage Mansfield State College, B.S.

Mr. Allen D. Riley Mr. Charles A. Simon Department Head Montclair State College. B.A. Seton Hall University. B.S.. M.A. A PICTURE PAINTS A THOUSAND WORDS

The aim of all Fine Arts courses is to edu­ cate all students to recognize that the vi­ sual senses, when combined with the proper materials, are the basics for all the arts. By their learning to appreciate the fine arts early in life, students are more likely to spend their personal time pleas­ antly and, at times, profitably. There will Miss Vera Babej Glassboro State College. B.A. be some who may choose to follow-up one of these arts as their life work.

Mr. Richard Torrisi New York University. B S.

Mr. Michael Maskaly, Sr. Rutgers University, B.S. Arizona State University. M.A.

"WE GOT THE BEAT" Carteret High School's Music Depart­ ment provides a positive experience for those students with an appreciation of music. The courses and activities of­ fered by the department help the stu­ dent develop an interest and under­ standing in all aspects of music. Many activities are offered. The department offers trips to professional concerts and the legitimate theater. In school, lec­ Mr. J. Gregory Peters ture presentations and various demon­ Montclair State College, A.A., strations allow the students to better B.A. understand the different areas involved in the experience of music.

34 HITTING THE NAIL ON THE HEAD

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 include Metal Shop, Auto Shop, Wood Shop, Foods, and Clothing.

Each student's performance varies ac­ Mr. Anthony A. Lehner cording to his or her ability. One must Kean College. B.A. not only have the skill to use the tools properly, but also be able to interpret the instructions and apply the neces­ sary techniques for a successful project.

The faculty conducting these classes are aware of the students' different needs and employ their knowledge to benefit the students.

Future ideas include allowing the stu­ dents to take two to four periods per day of Industrial Arts courses, which will better prepare them for future jobs. The students gain self-satisfaction, de­ termination, and the knowledge to in­ sure a foundation for a successful ca­ reer. Mrs. Anne Lynes Mr. Joe Comba Seton Hill College. B.S. Montclair State College. B.A. Rutgers University. M.A.

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Mrs. Darlynn Marsh Dr. B.T. McLennand Mr. Robert Forster College of St. Elizabeth. B.S. Department Head Trenton State College, B.S. California State College. B.S. Texas A&M University. Ed.D.

Mr. John Tucker Mr. William Arnold Mr. Tony Ciccotelli Coordinator - C.I.E. II Kean College. B.S. Montclair State College, B.A., St. Paul’s College. B.S. M.A. Trenton State College. M.A. 35 FROM CALCULATORS TO COMPUTERS

The Mathematics Department of Carteret High School is designed to create and stimulate interest in mathmatics and to develop increasing proficiency in its use and applications. Each and every member of the department strives to aid each stu­ dent in attaining the math skills necessary for his future.

The department sponsors a Computer Club and actively participates in the var­ ious contests offered by the New Jersey Math League. The annual High School Math Exam is also a highlight of the school year and enjoys the contributions of our students. Mr. Lawrence W. Farrell Department Head East Stroudsburg State College. B S. University of Scranton. M S.

Mr. Victor Buonano Mr. Andrew Chamra M o n m o u th College. B.S. St. Francis College, B.S. New Jersey Institute of Technology. M.S.

Mr. Nicholas DiSarro Not Pictured: Ms. Mary E. Cender Rutgers University. B.A. Douglass College. B.A. Montclair State College. M.A. 36 I

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Mrs. Patricia Garrison Mrs. Geraldine Patton Grambling Stale University, B.S. College Misericordia. B.S.

Mrs. Ruth Olear Miss Alice Sarzillo Montclair State College. B A. East Stroudsburg State College. B.S. THE C.H.S. FORMULA

We in the Science Department are in­ volved in making the learning of science an interesting and useful experience. We know that a useful understanding of sci­ ence is necessary in order to live success­ fully in a world that is built around science and technology.

To accomplish this, our courses are de­ signed to prepare students 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. Envi­ ronmental Science, Engineering and the Industrial Technologies.

Those who are not pursuing science-ori­ ented careers receive a basic foundation in the sciences. This prepares them to be intelligent citizens who are aware of the effects of science and technology on their lives, and who are capable of influencing their environment.

Mr. Gerald DiLuccia Montclair State College. B.A. Fordham University. M S.

38 Mrs. Mary K. Masterson W agner College, B.S. Newark Stale College. M.A.

Mr. Eugene O ’Connell Union College. A S. Kean College. B.A.. M.A.

Mrs. Evelyn Poliseno Jersey City State College. B.A.

Mr. Matthew J. Swajkowski St. Peter's College. B.A. Seton Hall University, M S. 39 LET'S GET PHYSICAL”

Mr. William Karatz Mr. Ronald S. Slicner Seton Hall University. B.S. Montclair State College. B.A. Kean College. M.A.

Mr. Sandy Gonczlik Department Head Montclair State College, B.A., M.A. Mr. Peter Kindzierski Miss Joan M. Vitale St. Francis College. B.A. Trenton State College. B.A.. M.Ed. The Physical Education Department of Carteret High School certainly provides a wide variety of activities for the students. Essentially, the department strives to foster strength and physical fitness and to develop sport activ­ ity skills for use after high school.

A new weight training facility assists the students in developing and increasing strength while promoting healthfulness and well-being. The Department encour­ ages the individual’s abilities and knowledge of physical fitness to prepare the student for a lifetime of physical activities. Driver Education courses equip the students to become careful, responsible drivers in teaching them to abide by the laws and regulations of the road.

The Health Education Department offers a specialized family living course which readies the students to be­ come responsible parents in their future lives. Finally, the Carteret High School C.P.R. crash unit was organized to give immediate assistance to students and Mrs. Agnes S. Mosca Mr. Brian Zimmerman staff in the event of cardiac arrest. Panzer College of Phys. Ed. and Glassboro State College. B A. Hygiene, B.S.

Mr. Bradford F. Bradach Mr. Arthur Shadell Seton H all University. B.S. Trenton State College. B.A.

40 ALTERNATE SCHOOL

The Alternate School creates a successful learning environment for students who have a negative attitude towards school. It is a program that caters to the special needs of approximately thirty students.

As a result of The Alternate School program, there has been a definite improvement for the students in academic achievement and attendance.

Front Row. P DiStefano. D. Snow. D. Darab. M. Schmanko. O. Sierra. P. Tyrkala. Second Row. S. Silagyi. J. Kurdyla. B Prokopiak. B. Mott. J. Bodine. N. Williams. Back Row. Mrs. Hays. Mrs. Olear. Mr. Hudak. Mr. Matula. Mr. Gilrain. Mrs. Chiravalle. Mr. Torre, Mr Duncan. Mr. Nelson. Not Pictured. J. Mott. R. Broughton. S. Cougle. R. Rodriguez. R. Zur. S. Landers. D. Tobiassen. W . Lynch. Mr. Robinson. Mrs. Checki.

41 CLASS

GALAXY OF STARS

THEY OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES FUTURE OLYMPIANS. Sheree Zsamba and Dave Kolibas. Mike Hronich and Stacy Pollock,

1 , iI « J ä i ... BE TRUE TO YOUR : HEADING FOR FAME. SCHOOL. Dawn Ward and Mike Patti Healey and Mike Saccone. Saccone.

WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE. Judy Siano and Jim Ward.

44 COME UP AND SEE US SOMETIME A LAUGH A MINUTE: Roxanne Corba and Dave Kolibas. Judy Siano and R.J. Novak.

DRESSED TO KILL. ROMEO AND JULIET. Tony Novella and Sheree Gina Hagan and Gary Hartman 2 samba.

THEY’RE GONNA MAKE IT BIG: Reth Yustak and Ed Hojecki.

★ ^ ★ 45 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Officers - Angela lodice. Treasurer; Diane Kamienski. Recording Secretary; Kelly Lyons. President; Michael Hronich. Vice-President; Mary Beth Ricciuto. Corresponding Secretary; Amy Marie Bjornsen. Treasurer.

Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1983. As Senior Class President, I am proud to be a part of this graduating class who show enthusiasm and antici­ pation for what lies ahead.

We have matured and learned together over the past four years at Carteret High School. Along with this, we have gathered many memories which will never be forgotten. We have had good and bad times; in the future, when we reflect back, we will realize that this was one part of our growing up.

True happiness is hard to achieve in this life, but I hope this class will re­ ceive more than its share. Good luck in your future endeavors.

Kelly Lyons Senior Class President - 1983

Senior Class Advisor Senior Class Advisor Mr. J. Costello. Mrs. G. Scheno-Cunha. SUSANA MARIE AL VARADO SCOTT AKALEWICZ

"And you might find time will blind "Some guys come home from work you. and wash up. then go racing in the This is to remind you. streets.” That all is meant to be.” Yes Bruce Springsteen Cross Country-1; Ski Club-3.

ROBIN H. APP ALEO NSE A M A TUCCI "T u c h ” "Tonight I’m gonna break away just you wait and see. "T h e first step to success is to I'll never be imprisoned by a faded believe in yourself." m em ory." Football-1. 3. 3. 4. Poco

MARGARET A AUSTIN

"I will always remember you. you MARY-ELLEN BANKO helped me in many ways. I will al ways remember the love we shared "W a lk in front of me. I may not and how deeply you cared. But follow. Walk behind me. I may not what I ask is will you remember lead. Just walk beside me and be m e?” my friend." Spanish Club-1; F.T.A -3. 4; Year­ book Bus. Staff 4.

RICHARD BANTA MICHAEL JOSEPH BARBETTI "S tu d ” "I wonder what tomorrow has in "Then as it was. then again it mind for me or am I even in its will be. mind at all." Though the course may change Styx sometime. German C lu b -1 . 3, 3: Science Rivers always reach the sea.” League-3. 4; Chess Club-1: Tourna­ Led Zeppelin ment of Excellence-3, 4.

47 JILL BEDNAR SHEILA BARLOW " I want to learn what life is for. . . for one human being to love I don't want much: I just want another: perhaps that is the most more. Ask what I want and I will difficult of all our tasks: the ulti­ sing. I want everything, mate. the last test and proof, the everything." work for which all other work is but Barbra Streisand preparation." Spanish Club-1: J.V. Basketball Rilke Cheerleading-2: Ski Club-3. 4.

KAREN DEBRA BERNARD " K a r " "If the sun refused to shine, would still be loving you. Moun­ tains crumble to the sea. there would still be You and Me." H.R.C.-1: Home Room Rep.-1.4: Ski Club-1. 2: D.E.-3, 4-President-3, 4: D.E.C.A.-3: N.H.S.-4.

AMY-MARIE BJORNSEN "Aim s" "Amikins" "Sveed” "He is all around me. He's every­ where I look. And each new day is ERE DERICK BLACK SHAW but a new page in God's coloring "Fred The Head" b o o k ." "Many times I've lied, Cl. Treas.-2. 3. 4: N.H.S.-3, 4-V.P - Many times I've listened. 4: Var. F.b. Cheerleading-2. 3. 4- Many times I’ve wondered. Capt.-4: Var. B.b. Cheerleading-1. How much there is to know." 2. 3: Fr. C lu b -1 ,2. 3: Chem. Club-3; Led Zeppelin Math Lg.-2; Sci. Lg.-3; F.B.L.A.-2: I.R.C.-3; Y.B. Lit.-3. 4; Dr. Club- 3. 4.

JAMES JOHN BOSNOVICH ROBERT BOHANNON " B o z " "A ll the world’s indeed a stage and "You can't always get what you we are merely players, performers, want. But if you try sometimes, you and portrayers." just might find, you get what you Rush need." Fr. i J.V. Soccer-1,2; Spring Track- Rolling Stones I. Ski Club-3. 4.

48 FRANK JOSEPH BOYLE KEVIN JOSEPH BRAND "The wood« are made for the hunt­ "Limit« exi«t only in your mind." er« of dream« . . . Fr. Soccer-1; Var. Soccer-2, 3. 4; To the hunter« . . . the «tream« and J.V. Winter Track-2: Spring Track- the wood« belong." 2; German Club-2: Science Club-1; CroM Country-11 Winter and Polish Club-2: Junior Engineer Spring Track-1. Club-2.

RENEE SUSAN BROGLEY "Life i« a «erie< of hello« and goodbye«. I'm afraid it’« time for goodbye again." F.B.L.A.-2. 3, 4s Unkle Ramn-3; H R Rep.-3; Yearbook Lit. Staff- 2. 3. 4: Anne Scott New«-3, 4; Fr., J.V.. and Var. Football Manager-4.

MARGARET ANNE BRUNING "You know that I love you. ANNETTE J. BRUNING you know that it’« true. "Don't walk in front of me. I’ll alway« be with you. becau»e I may not follow: whatever you do. Don’t walk behind me. Morning« may come, because I may not lead: morning« may go. Just walk betide me and but when I’m with you, be my friend.” I alway« know. I love you.” (I love you. Philip.) Track Manager-Boy«’ Varsity: Win­ ter and Spring-1: Marine Science Club-4.

RITA CAMPIONE "I walk the road of life among ELLEN MA Y BRUNNER the strong, among the weak. “Knowledge i« good, I ask them for the shortcut but It’« only the «tart . . . to the answers that I seek. the treature« of wi«dom Nobody understands what is are found in the heart.” and what will be. Questions German Club-1,2, 3, 4-Pres- 4: of my childhood weave a Junior Achievement-2. 3. 4i web of mystery." Yearbook Lit. Staff-4. Ski Club-1 .2 .3 . 4: Spanish Club-1 ; Distributive Ed.-3. 4-Trea*urer-4; D.E.C.A.-3

49 ANGELO A. CARBONARO "Walking tide by tide with death, the devil mock« their every step. DARRYL DEMMON CARLEY The «now drive« back the foot "Never be discouraged when that'« «low. The dog* of doom are failure comes to light - Just use howling more." them for stepping stones and Led Zeppelin make a stronger fight." Fr. Soccer-1 ■. J.V. Soccer-2, 3.

REGINA MARIE CARROLL "R e g ” "So on and on I go. the seconds KAREN CECE tick the time out; there’s so much " K a r " left to know, and I'm on the road to "Make the best of every opportuni­ find out.” ty .. . one of them may be bigger Fr. C lu b -1 . 2. 3. 4; Ski C lu b -1 . 2. 3. than it looks!” 4, Y.b. Lit. Staff-1. 2. 3. 4; Hr. R e p - Spanish C lu b -1 . 2, 3; French Club- 2, 3; Unkle Ramn-3. 4; Prom Com.- 2, 3, I R C - 1.2.3. 4; Chem. Club-3; 3; Chem. Club-3, 4; Latin Club-4: Yb. Lit. Staff-4: Girls’ Tennis M g r- 5. C. Rep.-2. 3; G irl*’ Tennis M gr.-4; 3; Marine Science Club-4. Var. Show-2. 3. 4; I.R.C.-2, 3-Sec.- 4.

ELIZABETH CERANKOWSKI "L iz ” "To be beautiful in the body may be one thing, but to be beautiful in the soul can be the greatest gift God can give us.” Yearbook Business Staff-4- Business Manager-4.

STEPHEN CHA YA LEAH CHAP "H a n k " "Just remember, love is life and "D on’t worry; smile and dance; hate is living death. Treat your life you just can’t work life out. for what it’s worth and live for ev­ D o n 't let dow n m oods entrance ery breath.” you: take the wine and shout." Black Sabbath Pete Townshend

50 PAULETTE CHEREPON P O CHIU "You're never given a wish without "There is only one success-to be the power to make it come true." able to spend your life your own J.V. Basketball-2; Drama Club-1.2. way.” 3, 4: Color Guard-4; Spanish Club- Varsity Choir-1. 2-Sec.-3: Musical 1.3. 3, 4 ,1.R.C.-2. 3. 4i Ski Club-3. Play-2; Chem. Club-3; French 4i Chem. Club-3, 4; N.H.S.-3. 4; Hr. Club-3. Rep-I.

RICHARD M. CLARK YOUNG Kl CHUN "What you gonna do, your time’s "Love is fire play between you caught up with you. Now you wait and me, forever." your turn, you know there’s no re­ Kaye turn.” Black Sabbath

IOVANCA COMLOSAN RO N A LD M. CLARK "W onka” "Ronnie Clark” "Each failure may serve as a rung "Leave the earth to Satan and his in the ladder of success." slaves, leave them to their future in Choir-1. 2; French Club-1, 2, 3. 4; their graves. Make a home where German Club-2. 3; Assembly Com.- love is there to stay, peace and 2; Color Guard-3. 3; 4-Capt.-4; happiness in every day.” Anne Scott News-3; N.H.S.-3. 4; Ski Black Sabbath Club-3. 4; Yb. Lit. Editor-4.

ROXANNE COR BA "Rox” "We can only love what we know, and we can never know completely what we do not love.” Aldous Huxley Hr. Rep. l,C.O.E.-4, Ski Club-3. 4.

51 ELIZABETH CRUZ PAGAN "Elizabeth” "T im e isi Too slow for those who wait. Too swift for those who fear. Too long for those who grieve. Too short for those who rejoice. But for those who Love. Time is eternity." V.I.C.A.-4.

ISABEL MARIA CRUZ EVA JUDITH CRUZ " Is s i” "J u d y ” "W hat lies behind us and what lies "M y interest is in the future be­ before us are tiny matters com­ cause I am going to spend the rest pared to what lies within us.” of my life there.” French Club-1. 2: Varsity Choir- I. Charles F. Kettering 2: Chem. Club-3: Varsity Girls’ Spanish Club-2: C.E.T.A.-I. 2. 3. 4. Tennis-2. 3. 4.

DAVID LOUIS CSORDOS "If you can imagine it. you can do it. WILLIAM CRUZ If you can dream it. "What's up?" you can become it." V.I.C.A.-3i N.Y. Times Paper Deliv­ William Arthur Ward ery-!. 2. 3. 4, C.I.E.-3. J.V. Soccer-2, 3: Varsity Soccer- 4: Varsity B oys' Tennis-1. 2. 3. 4: Chem. Club-3: Pre-Engineer­ ing Club-4-President-4.

KAREN MARIE CUOZZO "K a re n ” GERALD T. CURRAN "Do not wish to be anything but "J e rry ” what you are. and try to be that "I don’t know where I'm going. perfectly!” I don’t know what I need: Fr. and Soph. Cl. V.P.-1.2, Fr. Foot­ But I’ll get to where I'm going. ball Mgr.-1, J.V. B.b. Cheerleading- And that’s all right with me.” I; Var. B.b. Cheerleading-2. 3: Var. Pete Townshend F.b. Cheerleading-2. 3, 4i Jr. Prom. Fr. and J.V. Socce r-1. 2: Fr. and Com.-3> Ski Club-2. 3, 4; Spanish J.V. Baseball-1. 2. Club-2: Var. Baseball M gr.-3. 4: Sr. Dinner Dance Com.-4.

52 D EBO R A H A N N DAL Y ROBERT L CZAJKOWSKI "Debbie” "Chike" "Keep smiling — Everyone will "Take time to live wonder what you're up to.” Because the world z >ggy Ha« »o much to give." Anne Scott News-2, 3, 4-Mg. Ed.-4; Anonymous Var. Cro** Country-3, 4; Var. W in­ Fr., J.V. and Var. Football-1. 2. 3, ter Track-2, 3. 4; Var. Spring Track- 4i Fr. Baseball-1 ; Poli»h Club-1. 2. 1.2. 3. 4, Ski Club-3, 4; N.H.S.-3, 4; 3. 4-Pres.-4; Ski Club-3. 4. Yearbook-4; Marching and Concert Bands-1. 2.

SHARON ANN DARAB THOMAS DARLING "But my dream* they aren’t a« "Chez” empty a« my conscience teem* "Everybody* got something to to be> I have hour* only lonely- hide except for me and my mon­ my love i* vengeance that * key.” never free." The Beatles The Who Fr.. J.V. and Var. Football- I, 2, 3, 4; J.V. and Var. Baseball-2. 3.

DA WN ANN DeANGELO "Love may last a lifetime; But treat it gently. Oh. my friend- for a lifetime may last but a day.” Football Manager-3; Marine Sci­ ence Club-4; Ski Club-4; French Club-1.

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MARK DeGERONIMO "Off on your way. hit the open road. There is magic at your fingers; for the spirit ever lingers, undemanding contact in your happy solitude.” Rush

Chemistry Club-3.

53 ANTHONY R. DeKARSKI "T o n y " "Coward« die many time» be­ fore their deathsi The valiant never ta«te death but on ce ." William Shakespeare Cro«< Country-1, 2, V a n ity B ow lin g-1. 2. 3. 4, School Play- 2, 3, 4, Dram a Club- 2. 3. 4: French Club-1. 2, Chem. Club- 3, I R C.-2. 3. 4

RA Y M O N D D eLO R ETO "M a d D o g " "Take kindly to the counsel of years and gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Remember, al­ ways enjoy your achievements as well as your plans and strive to be happy." J.V. and Varsity Football- 3, 4, Ski Club-2. 3, 4.

PAUL T. Del VACCHIO "C h e e s e " "The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed PAUL DeMARCO ideas in mind at the same time and "B e e b s" still retain the ability to function." Fr Baseball-1, Marching Band. F. Scott Fitzgerald Concert Band, and Dance Fr. and J.V. Basketball-1. 2, School B an d-1. 2. 3. 4. Play-2, 3. 4, Ski Club-3. 4, Comput­ er Club-3, Polish Club-3. 4, Math League- 2.

THOMAS DEVANEY "M a rio ” LA UR I ANN DiLULLO "Close your eyes, rest your head, "L a u r i" let your spirits rise sleepy head. "The love in your heart Rest your mind, it’s been well fed, wasn’t put there to stay, you can be what you want to." Love isn’t love 'till Steve Miller Band you give it away.” Fr.. J.V. and Var. Football- I, 2. 4, Ski Club- I. 2. 3. 4, J.V. Spring German Club-1. 2, Math League-2, T ra c k -I. 4, Science Club-3, Ski Club-2, 3. 4.

54 EVEL YN E. DONNELL Y "Ev” "It take» both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow.” Fr. Soccer Manager-1; Spring Track-1 ; Varsity Cross Country-2, 3, 4: Winter Track-1, 2: Ski Club-2, 4.

JONNA ROSE DORAK "ion” DONNA LEE EARP Sometime» I wonder "Donna” where I've been, "I love you in big ways, who I am. I love you in small way«. do I fit in? I love you this minute, Make believing and I'll love you alway»." i< hard alone. Fr., J.V., and Var. Football Man- out here on my own,’’ ager-4; Yearbook Bu*. Staff-4: Col­ or Guard-2. Fame

ALICIA ANN FAUST "Lee” "Life i» *o brief and time i» a thief ANGELA EVANGELISTA when you’re undecided, and like a "Ang" fid full of «and it will «lip right "Love i< »uch a fine line, through your hand«. Young hearts the fined line I've known: beat free tonight: time is on your But torrow it no life line, side. Don’t let them put you down. when you're all alone.'' Don't let them pu*h you around. Pat Benatar Don’t let them ever change your point of view." Rod Stewart

JAMES JOHN EEDORCO "Fed»" "And »o my friend« we ll «ay KEVIN M. FIELD goodnight for time ha» claimed "Pop»" it» prize. "So if you wake up with the sun­ But tonight can alway» lad a» rise. and all your dreams are still as long at we keep alive the new. and happiness is what you memorie» of paradi»e.” need so bad. well the answer lies Styx with you.” Var. Football-4: German Club- Led Zeppelin 1, 2, 4: Yearbook Lit. Staff- 2. 4: Varsity Bowling-2. 3. 4: Chem. Chem. Club-4: Marine Science Club-3: Ski Club-1. Club-3.

55 PAUUNO FIGUEROA CARLOS FONTANEZ "The only way to reach your goal "Little Joe” in life i< by cheer determination." V.I.C.A.-3: New York Times Don Ryan. Jr. Newspaper Delivery-1. 2. 3. 4: C.I.E.-3. J.V. and Var. Soccer-3, 4.

DARLENE M. FRANCHINO ROBYN FOY "D u r” "You may think you heard what I "All the years that I've been «aid, but what you heard . . . i< not trying. To stay in touch. what I meant.” To stay in line. Spanish Club-1. 2. 3. 4i I.R.C.- 3: Trying just to be myself Ski Club-1. 2. 3. 4: French Club-3: And no one else.” Anne Scott News-3: N.H.S.-3. 4: Chem. Club-3; Math League-2. 3. "Front Page News”- 4: J.V. Tennis- I; Var. Tennis-2, 3. Little Feat 4, Var. Softball-3, 4. C.E.T.A.-I. 2. 3. 4. I R C.-4.

THOMAS P. GALLAGHER "Can you picture what will be so innocent and free desperately in need of a stranger’s hand in a strange land?" The Doors Fr., J.V.. and Var. Football-1. 2. 3. 4.

LORI LYNN GATTUSO "Lor” "I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love to­ day.” J.V. Winter Track-1: J.V. Tennis-1; Var. Tennis- 2, 3. 4: Ski Club-2, 3. 4.

56 ROY JOHN GODERSTAD "I if f my future at the rainbow's end* happy hours, timeless friends. And if by chance I find my way, rest assured that I will stay." Fr. Baseball-11 Fr., J.V., and Varsity Basketball-1. 2. 3. 4.

DA WN E GRAEME "Life goes on long after the KEITH G. GREEN thrill of living is gone." "Love is the message.” John Cougar MFSB C.O.E.-4. Var. Football-3. 4» Fr. Basketball-1.

LINDA GRONA CHERYL GUDMESTAD "Grones" "Ducky" "You're born with nothing and bet­ "If the sun refused to shine, i ter off that way. As soon as you've would still be loving you. When got something, they send someone mountains crumble to the sea. to try and take it away." there would still be you and me." Bruce Springsteen Led Zeppelin Fr. Softball-1.

GREG GUNTHER "There is always something ri­ diculous about the passions of people who once ceased to love." Oscar Wilde German Club-1. 3. 3. Marching Band-1. 2. 3. Concert Band-11 Junior Achievement-2» Chess Club I.

57 GARY HARTMAN "Gunk" "Well, the first days are the CHARLES W. HADYNIAK hardest days, don't you worry "Live life to its fulled; for it it too anymore; when life looks like short and too precious to waste." easy street, you know there’s Science League-3. 4. danger at your door." Grateful Dead C.E.T.A.-1. 2. 3. 4

PATRICIA HEALEY "Patti” "Curiosity will not cause us to die- only lack of it will . . . The curious have, if they live, a tale worth tell­ ing at all." Alastair Reid Fb.. Bb. Chr.-2. 3. 4-Capt.-4; S.C. Pres.. V.P.. Sec.-1.2, 3. 4, H.R.C.-I. 2. 3. J.A.-I; Band Frt.-hCl. Rep.-I. 2. 3. C.C.. Wtr.. Sp. Track Mgr.-I. 2, 3; Sp. i Chem. Club-3, 4: Voice of Dem.-3, 4; Sr. Din. Dance Com.- 4.

JULE MARIE HEAL Y "Jule" "I am all that I have met." Ulysses Sp. Club-1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club-2; Chem. Club-3. 4-Treas.-4; I R C.-2. 3. 4-Pres.-4: N.H.S.-3. 4; Hr. Rep - 4; Yearbook Senior Ed.-4; Var. Gymnastics-1, 2; J.V.. Var. Bb. Chr.-2. 3. 4-Capt.-4i Var. Fb. Chr - 3, 4; Marine Science Club-4.

ISABEL HERNANDEZ LINDA JENNIE HIDALGO "Issy” "Lyn" "Our memories of yesterday will "It is loving, not in being loved, the last a lifetime; We ll take the best, heart finds its quest; it is in giving, forget the rest, and someday we’ll not in getting; our lives are find the Best of Times." blessed.’’ Styx Hr. Rep.-I. 2; Spanish Club-2. 4; Ski Club-3. 4; I.R.C.-3. 4; Var. Soft- I.R.C.-1. 2. 4, Unkle Ramn-1. 2, J.V. ball-3. 4; Yearbook-4; J.V. Baseball Bb. and Var. Fb. Cheerleading-3. 4- Mgr.-2; Marine Science Club-V.P.- Capt. 3; Boys’ Var. Winter and 4. Spring Track Mgr.-2; Yearbook-4.

58 \ V WILLIAM B. HIGGINS "Brad” TODD V. HIGGINS "Someday soon we will stop to "Could you be the one I'm thinking ponder, what on Earth is this spell of? Could you be the girl I really we are under? We made the grade love? All the people tell me so. but and still we wonder, who the hell what do all the people know?” we are.” The Monroes Styx-"Life is a Grand Illusion” C.I.E.-4: V.I.C.A.-4-Vice-President- 4.

DARREN HODROSKI "Too many hands on my time, JEANNINE P. HOEHLER too many feelings, too many "J e" things on my mind. When I "It doesn't matter leave I don’t know what I'm where you go hoping to find. And when I or what you do leave I don’t know what I’m or how much you have- leaving behind " what matters is Rush who you have beside you.” Fr.. J.V., and Varsity Baseball- A Special Person I. 2. 3. 4

EDWARD W. HOJECKl "Hoj” KATHLEEN HOGAN ”1 believe in the hope that can save "Kathy" me: I believe in the faith and I pray, “I live my life the way that I that someday it may raise me above choose: I’m satisfied with nothing these Badlands.” to lose I don’t ask no favors: I Bruce Springsteen don’t know the reason why. If I Fr., J.V.. i Var. Fb.-1 .2 ,3 . 4-Capt.- don’t ask no questions. I don’t get 4; Fr., J.V., i Var. Sp. Track-1,2, 4: no lies.” Yb.-4; N.H.S.-3. 4: Sci. Lg.-3, 4, Bad Company Math Lg.-I. 2. 3. 4,; Polish. Comp.. D E C.A -3, D.E.-4. Drama-3, 4: Chem.-3: German-1,2: Ski-2. 3, 4: Class Play-3. 4.

JAMES A. HUDACKO "Fluds” "Everybody’s got a secret, some­ thing that they just can’t face. Some folks spend their whole lives trying to keep it. they carry it with them every step that they take.” Bruce Springsteen Fr. Baseball-11 Variety Show-3. 4; Jr. Prom Com.-3; Sr. Dinner Dance Com.-4: Yearbook Lit. Staff-4.

\ i 59 IRENE M. HYDZIK DONNA M. HUDAK "To reach the goals I have set "D on’t worry- smile and dance, would be my true meaning of you just can’t work life out. success.” Don’t let the moods entrance N.H.S.-3. 4; German Cl -1. 2. 3; you, take the wine and shout." Latin CI.-4-Pres. 4, S.C.-I. 2, Jr. Pete Townshend Prom Com.-3: Fr. Sp, Track-1; French Club-1: German Club-3. 4: Fr. i J.V. Basketball-1. 2; Var. Var. Bowling-3: Marching Band-1. Softball-2, C.G. Rifle Sq. 2. 3. 2; J.V. & Var. Tennis-1. 2: Drama 4-Capt.-4, I R C. 4, Hr. Rep -2, Club-3: School Play-3: Yearbook- Chem. Cl.-3. 4, Sci. League-4, Bus. & Lit. Staff-4: "W ho's Who "W ho’s Who Among American Among American H.S. Students"-4. High School Students"-3.

ANGELA MARIE IODICE "A n g " PATRICIA A. IRVING "Through the years of knowing all "Patty” of you, my friends. I now know my­ "Everyday ends in wasted motion, self.” just crossed swords on the killing Sr. Class Treasurer-4; Flag Twirler- floor. To settle back is to without 2. 3, 4-Capt.-Silks and Little Flags- knowing the hard edge that you’re 4. settling for.” Bruce Springsteen

JANET ROSE JAGIELSKI STEVEN TODD JOEL "Billy Joel" "Love is sharing and giving of time "Oh yeah, life goes on. long and wealth, so that things that are after the thrill of living is hoped for are truly felt." gone.” N.H.S.- 3, 4, F.B.L. A.-2; Jr. John Cougar Achievement-2; German Club-1. 2. N.H.S.-3. 4, J.V. and Var. Soc 3. 4; R.S.-2. 4; Yb.-4: Anne Scott cer-3. 4, Chem Club- 2, Sci­ News-3, 4; Homeroom Rep.-4; ence League-2, Math League 4, "W ho’s Who Among American Tournament of Excellence-4. H.S. Students"-3. 4.

SYNDI MICHELLE JOEL "Syn” "What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters com­ pared to what lies within us.” N.H.S.-3, 4; Student Council-Social Director-4; Spanish Club-2, 3, 4: French Club-3; I.R.C.-3, 4; Chem. Club-2, 3; Marine Science Club-4; Math League-4: Science League-2.

60 WA YNE JEROME JONES "Slip” "Whatever we leave to God. God doe< and blest us " MARK S. JUBA Fr. and Var. Football-1. 3, 4: Fr. and Var. Baseball-3. 4* Fr. Basket- bali-ls H.R.C.-I, 3. 4,

DIANE L. KAMIENSKI "Take your time, think a lot. Why think of everything you've FRANK KAMIENSKI got. For you will still be here "Forget what you used to be. tomorrow. But your dreams may You are what you choose to be. not.” It's whatever it is you see. Cat Stevens That life will become.” Class Rec. Secretary- I. 2. 3, 4i French Club-1. 2. 3: I R C -1, Jackson Browne Future Teachers of America 4: Marine Science Club-4.

MICHAEL KASCHAK "Kaz” "Anything's possible, as long as you apply yourself. " Fr.. J.V.. and Var. Soccer-1,2.3. 4; Var. Spring Track-2, 3. 4: Ski Club- 2. 3. 4-President-4; Chem. Club-3: Spanish Club-2.

MARY EILEEN KENEL Y "Mary" "Let us find a way to make all ha­ tred cease. There's a man over there, what's his colour: I don’t care. He's my brother-Let us live in Peace.” Elton John Polish Club-3: Chem. Club-3: Span­ ish Club-3. 4: Science League-3. 4; Future Teachers of America-4.

61 VIRGINIA A. KIL YK "Ginger" "Sandcastles crumble and hun­ ger is human and humans are hungry for worlds they can't thare-my dreams with the sea gulls fly - out of reach, out of cry.” Joni Mitchell "Runaways'-Play-3i Yearbook- Clubs/Activities Editor-4.

PAUL M. KINDZIERSKI "Kindo” "There is so much time to make up. everywhere you turn. Time we have wasted on the way.” C.S.N. Fr. and J.V. Soccer-1. 2. 3: German Club-1. 2.

KAREN MARIE KINNIBURGH "The mind hat a thousand eyes MARK G. KLECHA And the heart but one. "I decided long ago never to Yet the light of whole life walk in anyone's shadow: If I dies, when love is alone." fail, if I succeed, at least I'll live Francis Buordillon at I believe." Varsity Gymnastics-1, 2, 3: J.V. V.I.C.A.-4. Spring Track-1.

YOUNG KO "A man travels the world over in search of what he needs and re­ turns home to find it.” George Moore N.H.S.-4, Fr. and J.V. Basketball- I, 2i I.R.C.-I: Chem. Club-3: Tourna­ ment of Excellence-3, 4: Science League-3. 4.

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62 RONALD M. KOLIBAS DA VID W. KOLIBAS "Koli” "Koli” "All the world's indeed a stage and "Don't hang on. nothing lasts for­ we are merely players, performers, ever but the earth and sky, It slips and portrayers-each anothers audi­ away, all your money won't an­ ence outside the gilded cage.” other minute buy.” Rush Kansas Fr., J.V.. and Var. Baseball-1, 2. 3. Fr. J.V.. and Var. Baseball-1. 2. 3. 4i Fr.. J.V.. and Var. Soccer- 1.2,3. 4 . 4.

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DONNA KREWINSKI "Sweet memories flashing very quickly by. Reminding me. giving me a reason why I know that my goal is more than a thought. I'll be there when I teach what I've been taught. ' Rush Cross Country. Winter and Spring Track-li Marching Band-1, F.B.L.A.-1> C.O.E.-4.

MICHAEL J. KWADECIUS "Yesterday’s a by-line- words upon a page, tomorrow is a deadline- sudden. and it's strange.” Ski Club-1. 2. 3. 4, Marine Science Club-4.

DONNA L. LACHMUND "If you love something, MARIA PILAR LARANCA set it free. "You can't always get what you If It comes back to you. want, but if you try sometime, you It is yours forever. just might find, you get what you If not. it was never need.” meant to be.” Rolling Stones Winter and Spring Choir-1 , Col­ Yearbook-4i Junior Achievement- or Guard-2, 3, IR C .-4, Future 2, C.0.E.-4. Teachers of America-3.

63 GREGORY LAVAN PAMELA LAWLOR "Waiting for the wind« of change "Pam” to «weep the cloud« away. "Sea gull, you fly aero«« the Waiting for the rainbow’« end to horizon into the misty ca«t it« gold your way. morning sun. Countie«» way«, Nobody asks you where you you pa» the day«." are going; nobody knows Rush where you're from." J.V. and Var. Football-3. 4. D.E.-3, 4-Vice President-3, 4.

MARY ANNLOZAK ALBERT H. LLOYD, JR. "There are places I remember "Pink Floyd" all my life, though some "Our values are the guides by have changed; which we navigate ourselves Some forever, not for better, through life." some have gone and some Fr. Football- I: J.V. and Var. Soc- remain." cer-3. 4-, Ski Club-2, 3, 4. The Beatles

WILLIAM D. LUGO HUGO ULISES LUJAN "Squeech” "If people love instead of hate, "Life is a ??? Whatever you want it does it really matter who they to be." love?” C.E.T.A.-I, 2. 3. 4: C.I.E.-4. Fr. Soccer-1.

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KELL Y A. L YONS "I decided long ago never to walk in anyone’s shadow. If I fail, if I succeed, PETER LUKASIUK at least I’ll live, "Pete” as I believe." Fr., J.V., and Var. Football-1. 2, 3, George Benson 4> Polish Club-4. J.V. Basketball-2; Var. Softball-1, 2. 3. 4; H.R.C.-I. 2, Ski Club-3. 4, Spanish Club-2; Hr. Rep - 1,2. 3; Jr. Cl. Pres.-3; Sr. Cl. Pres.-4.

64 SCOTT H. MAKW INSKI "Watching the time go and feeling belief grow: ri*e above obstacles. People beseech me. but they’ll never teach me things that I already know. ” Ozzy Osbourne Fr. Baseball-1; Polish Club-1, T. 3. 4: Bleacher Bums-4.

KATHLEEN M. MANSON "Manse" "It's my life. I do what I want: It's my mind. I do what I think. Show me I’m wrong. Hurt me sometime. But someday I’ll treat you real fine.” Bruce Springsteen Fr.. J.V. & Var. Soccer Mgr.- 1.2, 3. 4: Var. Bowling-1,2 , 3, 4; Var. Soft­ ball-2. 3. 4; Fr. Spr. Track-1; Hum. Rel. Com.-1.2 : Ski Club-2: Yb. Bus. Staff-4.

KIM MARTIN KATHLEEN MARTORELLI "Many journeys end here. "Kathy” But the secrets told the same. Life is just a candle. "God made woman from man's rib And the dream must to be beside him. not below him or give it flame.” above him. but from his rib and under his arm. to be caressed by Rush him. and close to his heart to be J.V. and Var. Tennis-1. 2. 3. 4i J.V. Spring Track-1 j Unkle loved by him.” Varsity Bowling-1. 3, 4: F.B.L.A.-4. Ramn-3; Hr. Rep.-3: German Club-3. 4: Ski Club-2. 3. 4.

65 CHRISTINE A. MA TEUSZCZYK "Mouse" "I sit looking 'round-1 look at my face in the mirror: CATHY MASON I know I’m worth nothing "Some try to tell me thoughts without you. And like, one they cannot defend, and one don't make two. just what you want to be. ond and one make one. you'll be in the end." And I'm looking for that Ski Club - 4, Spanish Club-4. free ride to me: I'm looking for you." For Brian F.B.L.A -3, Ski Club-1: IR C .-2.

DARLENE L. McCORMICK "Mac" "If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you. it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was." Var. Softball-1. 2, 3, 4: Var. Foot­ ball and Var. Boys’ Basketball Mgr.-1, 2. 3. 4: Chem. Club-3: Ma­ rine Science Club-President- 4: Ski Club-2: H.R.C.-I: Hr. Rep.-I. 2, 3, 4, I.R.C.-4.

KATHY ANN McHALE "Kathy" "Yes. there are to paths you can go by. but in the long run, there’s still time to change the road you're on.” Led Zeppelin F.T.A.-3, 4-Vice President-3: I.R.C.-4, Winter Choir-1: C.O.E.- 4.

JOHN F. McNAMARA "The woods are lovely, dark, and deep. But I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep . . Robert Frost Ski Club-1,2 , 3, 4; German Club-1, 2: Fr.. J.V ., and Var. Soccer-1.2, 3. 4, Var. Golf-1. 2, 3. 4.

66 VINCENT R. MEDVETZ "M eds” "Day of Judgment. God is calling. Underneath the war pigs crawling. Begging mercy for their sins. Satan laughing-spreads his wings.” Black Sabbath Fr.. J.V.. and Var. Basketball-1. 2. 3. 4.

DIANE MESAVITZ "Far up in the sun are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them: however. I can follow them wher­ ever they may lead. ” Louisa May Alcott NHS-3-Tr-4: Mar/Con. Band-1. 2. 3, 4-Tr-4; Dance Bd-2, 3. 4; ASN-2 News Ed-3. 4; NJ Gr. St. Del.-3: Sc. Lg,-3. 4: Math Lg.-2. 3; HRC-I. 2: Ski-3, 4: Tourn of Exc.-3. 4; Dr.-1, 2. 3. 4; Chem.-3; IRC-2, 3: Span - I. 2: Hr. Rep -1, 2: Cent. Jer. Bands Reg. 11-2. 3.

JAMES MICHAEL METS DAVID A. MIHALKO "Touching the sky is easy, once "M ikey” you've found the ladder.” "It's my life, God was the one to Rod McKuen give it. ain’t no one gonna tell me Fr. Football-1; Fr.. J.V.. and Var. how to live it.” Basketball-1. 2, 3. 4; Fr.. J.V.. and C. Daniels C.I.E.-4; V.I.C.A.-4. Var. Baseball-1. 2. 3, Ski Club-1. 2.

VICTORIA LEE MINKA DEBORAH MARIE MILLER "Vicky” "Debbie” "Forget yesterday. I am where I am. "M ay you never grow too old. I know where I could have been, wise, or sophisticated to laugh had I done what I did not do. Tell and play, sing and dance, and me. friend, what I can do today, to to live and love.” be where I want to be tomorrow." F.B.L.A.-3: Var. Bowling-3i Sigrad Yearbook-4. Homeroom Representative-1. 2: Distributive Education-3. 4.

67 DONNA MISKO MARY MOJICA

"Happiness is a perfume that you cannot pour on others, without spilling a few drops on yourself."

MARYELLEN E. MOLONEY "M ary”

"A friend is one who knows who you are. understands where you've been, accepts who you've become, and still invites you to grow." J.V. Tennis-1; Yearbook-Copy Edi- tor-4; Homeroom Rep.-4; Ski Club- 4.

MICHAEL LOUIS MUSTILLO

"I am the master of my fate* I am the captain of my soul.” Fr., J.V.. and Varsity Soccer-1. 2, 3. 4i Spring Track-11 Ski Club-3. 4.

EDWARD J. NELAN

"Each and every heart it seems is bounded by a world of dreams* Each and every rising sun is greet­ ed by a lonely one." Moody Blues Varsity Cross Country- I. 2, 3. 4* Varsity Winter Track-1, 2. 3. 4* Varsity Spring Track-1. 2. 3. 4* Ski Club-1. 2. 3. 4.

68 CYNTHIA ANN NIGRO St LENA NIELSEN "Cyndi”

"I tee my future at the rainbow’« "Sail on. Sail away: end. happy hour«, timele«« friend«. May all our dream« And if I ever chance to find my come true one day . . . way. re«t a»ured. I will

DEOLA C. NIX "Fa*t Hand«”

"The plan« for your future will touch the world in many way«i you are what the world will be in the future.” H.R.C.-3. 4i Drama Club-4: Peer Coun«elor-3.

ANTHONY P. NOVELLA RAYMOND J. NOVAK "Tony” "R.J.” "Ray Jack” "People go through life a« if they " • ■ • Cau«e I’m bad to the bone." were locked with chain«, without George Thorogood ever realizing they have the key.” Fr.. J.V., and Var. Ba«eball-I, 2. 3. Fr. and Var. Soccer-1 ,2 .3 , 4-Capt.- 4: Student Council-4: Fr. Football 4: Var. Golf-1, 2, 3. 4: Ski Club-1. I: C.I.E.-4: Ski Club-1. 2. 3. 4: No­ 2. 3, 4: Yearbook Bu>. Staff-4: vak'« Bleacher Bum«-Pre*ident-4. N.FI.S.-3. 4: Boy*’ State Candidate- 3.

DANIEL T. O ’GRADY "Danny”

"Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me. I may not lead. Ju«t walk be«ide me and be my friend.” Fr.. J.V. and Var. Ba«eball-I, 2, 3. 4, Ski Club 4.

69 70 "Mama always told me not to look look to not me told always "Mama lb3 Mrn Sine Club-4. Science Marine Club-3: Chemistry 4: 3, Softball-2, Varsity But. is.” sunt fun the the where that’s Mama- of sights the into hi-. : ad ' ad1 2 3:Guard-3. 2. Color Hand-1. N' Hand 2: Choir-1. felt heart.” be the within must they touched: even can’tinthebeor world seenthings Te et n ms beautiful most and best "The ÌBUHA AR L PALESADO LAURA YNN LISA ANN PASCAL ANN LISA Bruce Springsteen Springsteen Bruce itr rc-: I.R.C.-4. Track-4: Winter time." B ptet tk oe tp t a at step one take patient, "Be JIN HEE PARK HEE JIN "Jin"

Lv ad let die.” and "Live ocr2 3 4 JV ad a. Base- Var. and J.V. 3. 4: Soccer-2. ball-2.3.Club-2. Fiction 4:Science Var. and J.V. Track-1: Spring Fr. id u fr myself.” for out find French Club-3: Pre-Engineering Play-4. Pre-Engineering School Club-3: Club-3: French to had just it. I believe couldn’t "I JOHN DAVID PASTURE DAVID JOHN IHE PALUMBO MICHAEL "J.D.” Paul McCartney McCartney Paul . Daniels C.

again.” childish a become these to end must dreams eday "Som a ad rw p o dream to up grow and man lb1 2 3 4 J. Prom. Jr. 4. 3. 2. Club-1. 3.2.4:Ski Baseball-1. Var. and Fr..2,J.V.. Football-1. Var. and om-: ait Show-3. Variety Comm.-3: Fr.. J.V., Track-1: Winter 4:3. oe true.” come e.2Pe.3 4Pbi Rel. 4-Public Choir-1- V. Sec.-2-Pres.-3. 4: 3. 2. Plays-1. o.4 B AnMr-, 4: Ann/Mgr.-3, Bb Dance Com.-4: Din. Sr. Com.-3: Prom Jr. H.R.C.-I, 4, 3. IRC-2. VP-4, 3- 2, SC-1, 4: 3. 1. 2. Rep - Hr. Twirler-3: 3: 2. Band-1. Ed.-4: . : oih lb . 4 3. Club Polish 3:2. "Reflections"-1, Ed.-3,4:News N.H.S.-3. 3.4:Ski-2, 4: Spanish . : rnh1 2 ANI 2- ASN-I. 2: French-1. 4: 3. SUZANNE JEAN PARMENTIER JEAN SUZANNE "Believing in oneself is a dreamais "Believing inoneself JEFFREYR. OLEAR Se "Midget” "Sue” "Babe” rc Springsteen Bruce

ROBERT B. PEACE "Bobby"

"D on’t stop thinking about JOYCE PENNA tomorrow, "There are many precious things don’t stop . . . that time can never touch-the hap­ it’ll soon be here.” py hours that we have shared, the Fleetwood Mac dreams we’ve seen come true. But Concert, Marching. Dance, and most of all. time can never change Dixieland Bands-1. 2. 3-Vice-Presi- the love I feel for you." dent-3-President-4, German Club- Varsity Bowling-1. 2, 3, 4; D.E.-3, I. 2. 3; Fr.-Spring Track-1; Jr. 4-, Unkle Ramn-1. Achievement-!. 2.

MARK DA VID PEREZ

"The individual is a heroic being, PAUL A. PEREIRA with his own happiness as the mor­ "Pretty Boy" al purpose of his life.” A. Rand "It is easy to learn something ASN-I. 2-Ed.-ln-Chief-3. 4-, Mar/ about everything, but difficult Con/Dan/Dixie Bds-I. 2. 3. 4- Dr. to learn everything about any­ Mjr.-4; All-St. Bd.-Reg. II-1, 2, 3. 4: thing." NHS-3. 4: "W ho ’s W ho”-4; Mid. Fr.. J.V.. and Var. Soccer- I. 2. Cty. Arts HS-3: Boys’ St. Del.-3; 3; Tournament of Excellence-4. Var. Chr. Public Rel./Newsletter Ed-1,2, 3: Fb. Prog. Ed.- 3, 4; Math Lg-2, 3: Tourn. of Ex- 3- Gala Sts. Rec.-2; Sc. PI.-1. 2. 3. U t '

RICHARD B. PERLMAN "Rich” SCOTT PIAZZA "Ramble on. now’s the time I’m go­ "Piazz” ing around the world. I’m going to find my girl on my way. I have been "Try not to become a man of suc­ this way ten years to the day Ram­ cess, but rather a man of value.” ble on. I’m going to find the queen Ski Club-1,2. 3. 4-, Chemistry Club- of all my dreams.” 3. Jimmy Page Led Zeppelin J.V. Soccer-3.

STACY M. POLLOCK "StacyKakes"

"You are never given a wish DAWN A. PORCELLI without the power to make it "Dawni” come true.” Var. Cross Country-1. 2. 3. 4; "Yes. there are two paths you can Var. Winter Track-1. 2, 3. 4: go by. but in the long run. there’s Var. Spring Track-1, 2, 3. 4i still time to change the road you’re Yearbook-2-Lit. Ed.-3-Co. Edi­ on." tor-In-Chief-4; H.R.C.-li "Re­ Led Zeppelin flections "Editor-3; French C.O.E.-4. Club-2. 3. 4; N H.S.-4; Tourna­ ment of Excellence-3. 4.

Z1 EDWARD L. PROC OPIO EVEL YN JEAN PRICE "E lv e " "God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot "Live and enjoy today because to­ change, the courage to change morrow may never come." the things I can. and the wis­ H.R.C.-2: V.I.C.A.-4. dom to know the differences between them."

VINCENT PYDESKI " V in ”

"W e had our ups, we had our downs: but what the hell, we got around."

V.P. D.E.C.A.-3, 4; D.E.-3. 4; Marching 6 Concert Bands-1. 2: Polish Club- 2.

JULIE A. RACSOK

"Love is finding happiness in just a touch . .. or smile . . . Love is everything that counts: it's what makes life w orthw hile." Junior Achievement-1: Ski Club-2: Future Teachers of America-3.

VICKI A. RAMSEY " V ic ”

"I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love to­ day.” William A. White Marching 6 Concert Bands-1, 2, 3. 4; All State Band-Region 11-2; Anne Scott News-4; Chem. Club-3: Sci­ ence League-3. 4: Math League-2, 3; N.H.S.-3. 4; Tournam ent of Ex­ cellence-3, 4.

72 CLARENCE H. RANSDELL "H ulk"

"The great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving.” Fr.. J.V.. and Var. Football-1. 2. 3. 4; H .R .C .-I. 2.

KEVIN JOSEPH REILL Y

"I don’t know why I even care, we get so high and get nowhere. We ll have to change our jaded ways; but I've loved these days.” Var. Cross Country-2; Winter and Spring Track-1; Ski Club-1. 2, 4; Olympics of Mind-2; Science League-3, 4; Computer Club-3.

DIANE L YNN REYNOLDS "Reyds” "Smurfette” ANNA LENA RESCINITO "A n n ” "Go for it. for it may not always be there. Reach for it. for to reach is to "Each day is like a garden gate, find. Hold it. before it slips away. through which I pass to find the Look at it. see the truth & believe.” flowers, sweeter and more fair, IRC-2. 3. 4; Wtr. Trk. Mgr.-2; Wtr. than those I left behind.” Trk.-3. 4; Sp. Trk.-4; Fr.. J.V., S Var. Rajl Fb. Mgr./Stat.-3. 4; Society of Dis­ N .H .S-3. 4; Anne Scott News-3. 4: tinguished Amer. HS Students-2. 3; Math League-2. 3. SC-3-Cor. Sec.-4; Jr. Prom Com .-2; Chem.-3; Math League-3; Polish Club-3.

MARY BETH RICCIUTO PAULA RISCOE "The woods are lovely, dark, and deep. All of my life I've tried very hard to prove that I've got a good heart; But I have promises to keep. And miles to go before but something went wrong. I can’t I sleep . . .” figure it out. You all got me all mixed-up, Robert Frost Winter and Spring Track- 3. 4; You all have me totally mixed-up. Spanish Club-4; Ski Club-3. 4; Paula Riscoe "Reflections” -3. 4; Yearbook-3, 4. Sr. Class Officer-Cor. Sec - 4.

73 DIANE ROSAL KEVIN ROCHE “ Roche” "He shall dance upon one foot, a dance none can imitate, and "Life i< just a party and parties he shall sing mysterious songs, aren’t made to last.” such as none other can sing, Varsity Baseball-3. 4s J.V. and Var­ and he shall taste pleasures sity Basketball-3. that none other has known.”

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THOMAS RUSSO DOREEN M. RUSSO "Reeny” Be happy at what you do. Don’t let things get you down. Live "The things that count most in life to the fullest and always re­ life are usually the things that member your friends. cannot be counted.” T.R. Homeroom Representative-1 1 Fr.. J.V.. and Var. Soccer-1. 2. Ski Club-4. 3. 4.

JOANN RUSTEMEYER DONALD W. RYAN, JR. "I decided long ago never to walk "Cruiser" in anyone's shadow. If I fail, or if I succeed, at least I’ve lived as I be­ "The only way to achieve your goal lieve.” in life is by sheer determination." NHS-3, 4. Wtr. & Sp. Trk.-1.2 . 3, 4, Fr. Football-1 > Fr.. J.V.. and Varsity Ski-2. 3. 4, ASN-Gen. Mgr-2. 3. 4, Winter S Spring Track-1. 2. 3. 4i SC-1, 4-Sgt. Arms-2-Sec-3; Mar Var. Cross Country-2. 3, 4s Pre-En­ /Con Bds-I. 2i Wash WS Cong gineering Club-3. 4s Anne Scott Smr-3i Sp Olymp-I, 2, 3. 4i Hd News-3, 4; N.H.S.-3. 4s N.J. Boys’ n’ Hd-I, 2, 3. 4; HRC-I. 2, 3; FTA- State Delegate-3. 4i "Who’s Who 3- VP-4-Gftd/Tal-3; German-1, 3. Among Amer. H.S. Students”-3. 4. 4- VP-2, Sch Mus-2. 3. 4-, Sch PI-3. 4; Hr Rep-1.2 ; Sci Lg-4: C. Choir-1.

74 MARGARET E. RYAN "Peggy" JOHN FRANCIS RYTEL "You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you "Take life slow.” might just find, you get what you Fr. Winter Track-1; Chem. Club-3, need." 4; Science League-3. 4; Math The Rolling Stones League-2. 3. 4; Computer Club-3. J.V. and Varsity Basketball-1. 2. 3. 4; Polish Club-2. 3. 4-Capt.-4i Varsity Softball-1, 2, 3. 4.

MICHAEL CHARLES SACCONE MARGARET ELIZABETH RYTEL "M aggie" "I found the task that I had dread­ ed so Was not so difficult when "So if you wake up with the once begun; It was the dread itself sunrise, and all your dreams are that was the foe. And dread once still as new. and happiness is conquered means a victory won.” what you need so bad. the an­ M.E. Brunner swer lies with you." Anne Scott News-2. 3. 4-Art Ed.-3. Led Zeppelin 4; Yearbook-Art Ed.-4; Jr. Ach.-I, Chemistry Club-3; Spanish 2. 3. 4; German Cl.-1, 2, 3. 4- Club-4. Treas.-2; Varsity Spring Track-4; Ski Club-3. 4; H.R.C.-I; Middlesex County Arts H.S.-2. 3. 4.

STEPHEN P. SALOTTI PAUL JOSEPH SALISKI "Thumper” "In the days of my youth I was told "In this world we're living in. what it is to be a man. now I've we have our share of sorrow. reached the age I've tried to do all Answer now. don’t give in. those things the best I can." aim for a new tomorrow.” Led Zeppelin Judas Priest Varsity Winter and Spring Track-2. Fr. Spring Track-1; D.E.C.A.-I. 2; 3. 4 Concert and Marching Band-1.

SALl Y SANCHEZ "Sal”

"Different is not wrong." Var. Tennis-2. 3. 4i J.V. Winter Track-2. 3> J.V. Spring Track-2> H.R.C.-I. 2. 3. 4, I.R.C.-2. 3. 4, Var. Choir-1, 2. 3, 4-V.P.-2, 3. 4i Student Council-1.2, 3. 4 -1 st V.P.-4, F.T.A.-3. 4-Sec-4> Homeroom Rep-1. 2i Unkle Ramn-I. 2. 3, 4, Drama Club-1. 2. 3. 4: Variety Shows-1. 2. 3> School Plays-1. 2. 3. 4. JOAN M. SCHLOTHAN DARREN SCHIPPE "Mary"

"You only live once, so live life to "If you love someone, show it." its fullest." V.I.C.A.-1. 2. 3. 4-Pres.-4i Var. Bowling-1. 2. C.E.T.A.-I, 2. 3, 4> Part-time Main Office Secretary-3, 4.

USA ANN MARIE SCHON TERESA SCIANCALEPORE "Terry" "What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters com­ "You are never given a wish with­ pared to what lies within us." out the power to make it come Ralph Waldo Emerson true.” Junior Achievem ents German F.B.L.A.-li German Club-2. 3. 4i Club-4. Yearbook Lit. Staff-4.

CHERYL ANN SEMENZA "Cher”

JOANN SEL VAGGI "The best and most beautiful "Jo Jo” things in the world can't be seen or even touched. They "Good things come in small pack­ must be felt within the heart." ages." Helen Keller J.V. and Var. Spring Track-1, 2. 3. Spanish Club-1.2 . 3i Yearbook- 4i Var. Cross Country-2. 3. 4: Var. 41 I.R.C.-2. 3. 4i Chemistry Winter Track-4i Yearbook Lit Staff- Club-3. 4i Homeroom Rep -2i 3. Math League-2; Marine Science Club 4i "Who’s Who Among American H.S. Students"-3.

SUSAN MARIE SEMENZA "Sue"

"Your future lies before you like freshly fallen snow. Be careful, as for where you walk, every step will show.” N.H.S.-4) Jr. Achievement^ Year- book-4! French Club-1, 2, 3, 4i Ski Club-1, 2, 3. 4-Sec.-4, Color Guard-Capt.-4-Rifles-2, 3. 4i J.V. Bb. Cheerleading-Co. Capt.-3i Var. Bb. Cheerleading-4i Boys’ Var. Track Mgr.-1, 2i Class Cor. Sec.-2, 3.

76 JUDITH AHNE SIANO "Judy”

MICHAEL SHEERIN "If the sun refused to shine, I would still be loving you. When fr. Football-h Fr.. J.V.. and Var. mountains crumble to the sea. Baseball-1. 2. 3. 4. there will still be you and me." Led Zeppelin Ski Club-2.

PARA CHRISTINE SIBILIA

"This is ju*t another piece of the puzzle. just another part of the plan; how one year touches the other, for u« to fulfill our life «pan." Fr. i Soph. Cla«« P res-1, 2i F.B.l.A -2. F T.A. 2. 3, Jr. i Sr. Prom Com. Chr -3. 4; Spanish Club-1; Ski Club-2. 4; Fr. Fb. Mgr.-11 Var. Bb Mgr.-3i J.V. and Var. Bb. Cheering-1. 2. 3. 4i Var. Fb. Cheering-2, 3. 4- Capt.-4.

LAURA SILVIA "Laur”

"We’ve only just begun to live . . . so many roads to choose . . . a kiss for luck and we’re on our way.” The Carpenters Anne Scott News-1. 2-Sports Ed.-3, 4; Yearbook-Sports Ed.-4i Chem. Club-3; Ski Club-3i Marching Band-1. 2i Concert Band-1, 2. 3. 4; Boys’ Basketball Manager-1, 2. 3. 4.

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RATHE RINA SKARICA DIANE MARIE SKOKOWSKI "Kathy" "Di"

"If you love something, set it "Happiness is a perfume you can­ free. If it comes back to you. it not pour on others without getting is yours. If it doesn't, it never a few drops on yourself ..." was.”

77 ANNE MARIE SNOW

"I’m holding on to things that used to be . . . to things that again will never be . . . and I'm never gonna stop holding on to you.” R.C.

JOHN STANLEY

"Then as it was. then again it will ROBERT STANLEY be. Though the courte may change "Bert” sometimes; rivers always reach the sea.” Fr.. J.V., and Varsity Basketball-1. Led Zeppelin 2. 3. 4. Fr. Football-11 Fr., J.V.. and Varsity Basketball-1. 2, 3. 4.

CHARLENE ANN STARZICK "Char”

"To live your life in your own way . . . to reach for the goals you have set for yourself . . . to be the you that you want to be . . . that is success.” Yearbook Lit. Staff-4; Chem. Club- 3. 4; Spanish Club-1.2 . 3. 4-Treas- 2; Drama Club-2, 3. 4; I.R.C.-2, 3- V.P.-4; Ski Club-1. 2. 3. 4; Mar. Science Club-4; School Plays-2, 3. 4; Var. Show St. Cr.-3; Color Guard-3. 4.

78 DONNA ELAINE SUPERAK "Sup"

To Kevin: "And now abide Faith. Hope, and THOMAS SUMMERS love, these three, but the greatest "Tom " of these is Love." I Corinthians 13> I 3 German Club-3: Varsity Choir-1, 3, 3: Yearbook Lit. Staff-4: Varsity Bowling-3, 4: Marching Band-1. 3. 3: Concert Band-1, 3.

AMY MARIE SVERADA "Ame*" "Giggles"

"It i< the greatest of all mis­ takes to do nothing because MICHAEL SWAEN you can do only a little. Do "Schwantz" what you can." NHS-3, 4, FBLA-I, 3-Sec.-3, "These are the Best of Times" IRC-1. 3, 3. 4i German-1. 3. 3, Styx 4i Latin-4: Polish-3: Drama-3i V.I.C.A-4. C.I.E. 11-4: C.E.T.A.-3. 3. ASN-4, DE-3: Hr. Rep.-I. 3. 3, 4: Jr/Sr Play-3: Jr. Prom Com.-3: Mar/Con. Bands-1. 3. 3. 4i Girls'JV i Var. Bb Mgr -1,3. 3. 4, Softball Mgr -1. 3. 3. 4.

MARIA TAMBURELLO CHILLA M. SZOKA "Chill" "I was always here in silence, but I was never under your eye. Gather "Could it be you're afraid of what up your love in some wiseness: for your friends might say if they knew every memory shall always survive you believe in God above? They and you will see me." should realize before they criticize Pete Townshend that God is the only way to love.” Distributive Education-3. 4: Span­ C.I.E.-4, V,I.C.A.-4-Treasurer-4. ish Club-1: Ski Club-1. 3, 3, 4.

KAREN L. TESTA DAW N M. THARRINGTON "The best and most beautiful "Donna" things in the world cannot be seen nor touched, but are felt in "Look what God has done-He the heart." walked me through the valley of N.H.S.-4, C.O.E.-4, Hr. Rep.-I. success." 3. 4: Girls' Varsity Cross Coun­ D.M.T. try. Winter, and Spring Track-3: Homeroom Representative-3: D.E. I Boys' Var. Cross Country. Win­ and 11-3. 4, C.E.T.A.-3, 3: Unkle ter and Spring Track Mgr.-li Ramm-3. 3. 4. Yearbook Staff-1 > I.R.C.-3i F.B.L.A.-3: Student Rep.-3.

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DANA MARIE TIMPANARO MARTA TIRADO "The little things are most worth- "Life is too short for grievances, while-a friendly walk, a happy for quarrels, and for tears. smile; the willingness to always What’s the use of wasting pre­ share another's thoughts, an­ cious days and precious years. other’s cares. Though sometimes If it's within your power-a they may seem quite small; these broken heart to mend-re­ little things mean most of all." member. love is all that really D.E. I i 11-3. 4; F.B.L.A.-2. 3 4, matters, in the end. " Yearbook-2, 3; Hr. Rep.-3; Jr. Prom C.E.T.A.-I. 2. 3. D.E.-I and 11-3, Com.-3; Color Guard-2. 3, 4; Win­ 4; Yearbook Bus. Staff-4. ter Choir-1, 2.

JOSE LOUIS TORRES "Crazy Joe”

"I may have quit for awhile, but I never gave up." Fr. and J.V. Soccer-1. 2, 3; V.I.C.A.-4; C.I.E. 111-4; National Guard-E3-4.

MICHAL-ANN TURTURRO "M ike" WILLIAM A. TRAEGER "Anyone can dream a dream, "Traeges” for it’s not hard to do. But it takes a prayer and a lot of work "In the insane society the sane man to make a dream come true!” must appear insane. " MAT. "Star Trek" Marching and Concert Bands-1. Novak’s Bleacher Bums-4; Polish 2. 3. 4-Squad Leader-2. 3; Anne Club-4. Scott News-3. 4; Yearbook Lit. Staff-4; School Play-3; German Club 4.

MARY CHRISTINE URBAN WILLIAM VELAZQUEZ, JR. "Chino” "What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters com­ "Tomorrow holds a new beginning, pared to what lies within us." but live today for what it’s worth." Var. Gymnastics-3. Fr. and J.V. Football-1. 3, H.R.C.-I, 2, 3, C.I.E. 11-4; V.I.C.A.-4.

80 MARIA ELENA VIERA

"God is not dead-1 spoke to Him today. Don't hesitate to talk to God; He needs you as much as you need him. He will always be REYNALDO VERA there to help you- just open your "H ey" mind and heart and reach out your hand. God will never leave you alone; He will stand by your side always. God is alive!” Homeroom Representative-1; D.E.- 3. 4.

GLENN WAIVER

"You only live life once, but if you live it right, once is enough.” Fr Basketball-1; Fr. Baseball-1.

DAWN M. WARD "Dawnie Babes" CHRISTINE ELIZABETH WALKO "Chris” "W e re running with the shadows of the night. So baby take my hand "The best and most beautiful it’ll be alright, surrender all your things in the world cannot be seen dreams to me tonight. They’ll come or touched. They must be felt with­ true in the end.” in the heart.” Pat Benatar Helen Keller I.R.C.-2; Mar./Con. Bands-2; Var. Varsity Gymnastics-1; Ski Club-2; Choir-3; Sch. Musicals-2. 3; Var. I R C.-2; Spanish Club-1; Hand N' Shows-1. 2. 3, 4; Ski-2, 3, 4; Sp. Hand-1; Yearbook-4. Track-1; J.V./Var. Soc. Mgr.-2, 3; Fr. Bask./Base. Mgr.-I; Student- Fac. Game-2.

CHERYL WIEGMANN "W iggs” JIMMY W. WARD "Rebel" "You are never given a wish with­ out the power to make it come "Live to die. but make the best true." of what you got.” Var. Gymnastics-1; Var. Cross J. Ward Country-2. 3, 4; Var. Winter Track- V.I.C.A.-4-President-4. 2. 3, 4,; Var. Spring Track-1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook Bus. Staff-4, Ski Club-1. 2, 3. 4.

81 TIMOTHY J. WOLANSKY "Tim”

"Man’s youth is a wonderful thing; it is so full of anguish DONNA MARIE WILLIAMS and of magic and he never comes to know it as it is. until it has gone from him forever." Thomas Wolfe Fr„ J.V., and Varsity Football-1, 2. 3. 4, Ski Club-2V 3, 4, Var. Spring Track-3. 4.

SEUNG TAE YANG SUNG YUN WON "Sung”

"Life i< not pretty even though I try "I'm finally in the clear and I’m so hard to make it so." free. I’ve got dreams I’m living for; Math League-2. 4. I’m moving on where they’ll never find me.” J.V. Soccer-3.

ELIZABETH ANN YUSTAK

"I do not wish to take a cabin pas­ sage. but rather to go before the mast and on the deck of the world, for there I can best see the moon­ light amid the mountains." H.D. Thoreau NHS-3, 4-Pres.-4; Yearbook-Co- Ed.-ln-Chief-4: Tourn. of Exc.-3, 4; Var. Bb-3; Var. Sp. Trk.-3, 4: Vari­ ety Shows-2. 3; French Club-2, 3. Science League-3. 4i Chemistry Club-3; Choir-4; "(3odspeM"-3.

ANN ZUCCARO

SHEREE L YNN ZSAMBA "You’re born with nothing and bet­ ter off that way; soon as you’ve got "To be beautiful in the body may something, they send someone to be one thing, but to be beautiful in try and take it away.” the soul can be the greatest gift Bruce Springsteen God can give us.” Varsity Softball-1. 2, 3, 4; Fr., J.V ., and Varsity Soccer Manager-1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Bus. Staff-4.

82 FRANK A. BELLARDINO "Bell” ANTHONY ZULLO. JR. "Tony” "When you live, you live freei when you die. you die alone.” Fr. Football-!. J.V. and Vanity Football-2, 3, 4, H.R.C.-I, 2, 3. 4i Spanish Club-1.

NOT PICTURED,

John Bartulewicz Roland Broughton Glenn Burke Maureen Con very Keith Green Gina Hagan Matthew Harold Kenneth Harrington Wesley Hundemann John Taylor Carlos Torres

It's the BEGINNING!” 83 84 85 Varsity

T O [ i B L X 5 §1 U Jp* 1 1 zj « m C J 11 k if lihiB * M ’ t \ 4." 1 C 7 ¡ \ 1 \ « H Back Row: R. Platt, J. Vernillo, D. Crigger, A. DeGiglio. J. Arrington, G. Olear. R. Fonti. D. Bryant, B. Oldakowski. S. Brown. A. Bellardino. A. Bie. 2nd Row: R. Stroka. R. Denton. P. Lukasiuk. J. Fedorco. W. Jones. T. Gallagher. R. DeLoreto. T. Wolansky. J. Olear. G. Johnson, G. Lavan. 3rd Row: F. Bellardino. S. Brockop, T. Darling, R. Czajkowski. A. Amatucci. M. Hronich. E. Ftojecki, K. Green. K. D Green. B. Marshall. T. Devany. Front Row-. T. Reynolds, M. Lourenco. S. Sheerin, L. Vierra, J. Poreetta. K. Portington, G. Wolansky. D. Denton. J. Strangio, R. Tharrington.

The 1982 Carteret High School football team played tough and practiced hard, but the team’s lack of Varsity experience produced a record of two wins and six losses. Coach Robinson stressed three goals for the Ramblers to field a competitive team, to win Coach Robinson as many games as possible, and to teach each player the value of hard work and team play. V Although the Ramblers did not win as many games as expected, many of the Ramblers gained valuable experience during this sea­ son. Keeping the team spirit high throughout the season were our captains Al Amatucci. Keith Green. Mike Hronich. and Ed Hojecki.

The 1982 Rambler football season will close with the Ramblers battling against Carteret’s rival Perth Amboy on Thanksgiving Day. Much success is wished to all the returning Ramblers and coaches in 1983.

Coach Olear Coach Ruela Coach Kushner '87 Captain - E. Hojecki Captain - A. Amatucci

09 o Captain - K. Green SENIOR RAMBLERS

Bob Czajkowski Tom Darling Ray DeLoreto

Tom Devaney Jeff Olear Tom Gallagher Brian Marshall H i

Wayne Jones Kevin Green Tim Wolansky

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89 FROSH

Back Row R. Yvorsky, B Hronich. J. Reilly. R Mardenly. T. Irving. J. Fonlanez. C. Ad ams. S Gudmestad. S. Marlin. 2nd Row: J. Dominquez. K. Cjakowski. R Celia. A Void. A Morabia. P Mason. J. Nardi. V. Steriacci. T. Resko Front Row C. kala jinski. B Marino. P Sbailo. T App. R Tay lor. J. Padilla. J. Bohanon. k Cjakowski. No! Pictured: Coach M Rustemeyer and Coach C Meisner

Managers - D. Earp, D. Reynolds, R. Brogley. 90 RAMBLERS IN ACTION SPIRIT OF ’$2

Captains Amy Bjornsen and Dara Sibilia

Row I: Patti Healey. Lori Healy, Linda Hidalgo. Diane Dekarski. Row 2-. Dawn Elmo. Patty Reichart. Carleen Moore. Row 3: Jill Fair. Dara Sibilia. Jule Healy. Row 4: Karen Cuozzo. Karen Roche. Amy Bjornsen. Row 5: Doris Gohlke. Michelle Sallustio, Janet Gosha.

Go Team! Push ’em Back! Push ’em Back!

92 SENIORS One small group of very dedicated girls drum up enthusiasm and team spirit at every Rambler Football game. This group of girls are the Carteret High Varsity Football Cheerleaders, who show their Rambler spirit on the field and off as well. Pep rallies were held in the boy's gym where the girls generate school spirit to each and every Rambler fan.

This year's squad will lose six seniors. Amy Bjornsen, Dara Sibilia Patty Hea­ Dara Sibilia ► ley, Jule Healy, Linda Hidalgo, and Ka­ ren Cuozzo to graduation. But the Ram and the Cheerleaders Lori Healy, Janice Gosha, Carleen Moore. Diane Dekarski, Michele Sallustio, Karen Roche. Dawn Elmo, Jill Fair. Patty Riechart and Doris Gohlke will return along with their Coach Scheno-Cunha to lead their school in the spirit.

Amy Bjornsen I Varsity Soccer

Back Row: Coach Cowan, J. Rodriguez. M. Mustillo. M. Kaschak. P. Pereira, K. Brand. D. Csordos. M. Pogoda. R. Kolibas. R. Benjamin. Coach Duncan. Front Row: Manager A. Zuccaro, J. McNamara, C. Bartels. T. Russo, L. Antoine. M. Palumbo. A. Novella. S. Joel. J. Santos. M. Leyton. Manager K. Manson.

"GOAL!” Nineteen eighty-two proved to be a very satisfying year for Carteret High School’s Varsity Soccer Team and Coach Cowan as his team finished the season with an outstanding record of I 2-7, which included 65 goals. Although the soccer team fell short of the Conference Championship, they gained admission to County and State Tournaments for the first time in three years.

Coach Cowan will lose Captains Kevin Brand and Tony Novella, along with Dave Csordos, Tom Russo. John McNamara, Mike Kaschak, Mike Mustilla, Al Lloyd. Ron Kolibas. Steve Joel, Mike Palumbo, and Paul Pereira to graduation.

Good luck is wished to Carteret High School's returning Soccer Team of 1983.

Coaches - R. Duncan. R. Cowan. G. Marcincavage. OUTSTANDING SENIORS

Anthony Novella Captains Novella and Brand Kevin Brand ÜH

Mike Palumbo Dave Csordos Tom Russo

95 ÉM OCR ACTION SOCCER . iura Fot Row: Front Figueroa.P. Caraballo. I. Pinelo. R. Pinnero.Beaver. D. J. Class. M. Sallustio. V. Poznanski. B. nir. . et. . idirk. . ui. N. Muniz. J. Kindjierski. M. Nesti. D. ak o: oc Mricvg. . Rusz- P. Marcincavage. Coach Row:Back ed. . Kelemen. T. Renda. V SOCCER JV J. ac. . Park. H. Hanco. VARSITY

ACTION

97 Back Row: R. C arroll (M anager). S. Sanchez. K. Martin. S. Gilles. Coach Mosca. Front Row: I. Cruz, B. Ziccard i. B. M unro. L. Gattuso, R. Foy.

WHAT A RACQUET!

Kris Saliski ready for the serve!

Beth Munroe returns the serve! Barbara Ziccardi- on the court!

Sue Gillis demonstrates her form.

98 Robyn Foy Isabel Cruz

GIRL’S TENNIS

Coach Mosca's Carteret High School Ten­ nis Team finished a successful 1982 sea­ son. Contributing to the team were seniors Lori Gattuso. Kim Martin, Sally Sanchez. Isabel Cruz, and Robyn Foy.

Returning for next year's season will be Kristin Saliski, Beth Munroe. and aspiring team member, Barbara Ziccardi. All play­ ers are looking forward to an even more successful season.

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Kim Martin Lori Gattuso

99 "OFF AND RUNNING" GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY

Back Row: Evelyn Donnelly, Diane Deladvitch. Joann Gurevitch, Patty Butynes. Stacy Pollock, Gina Mas- troviti. Coach Donnelly. Front Row: Debbie Daly, Cheryl Wiegmann. Joann Selvaggi, Ann Marie Ryan, Cosi Comlosan. Kathy McComb.

Nineteen eighty-two proved to be a very successful year for the cross country track teams at Carteret High School. Under the direction of coach Art Shadell. the Varsity Boys' Team finished the season with a record of 7-5. The Varsity Girls' Team had their finest season ever as they finished the season with a 9-0 record. Coached by Bob Donnelly, the girls became Carteret High’s first Bicentennial Conference Champions.

The Boys' Varsity will lose only Ed Nelan and Don Ryan to graduation, while the Girls’ Varsity will lose five top runners - Stacy Pollock, Debbie Daly, Cheryl Weigmann. Evelyn Donnelly, and Joann Selvaggi. Both teams, however, are looking forward to continued success as Gary Zemanovich. Juan Tubio. Steve Szyszkiewicz. Tim Windos. Vince Vacca, and Paul Rojek return to the Boys’ Varsity Team next season.

Returning to the Girls’ Varsity will be Diane Deladvitch. Patty Butynes, Joann Gurevitch. Gina Mastroviti. Kathy McComb. Ann Marie Ryan, and Cosena Com losan.

Both the Girls' and Boys’ Cross Country Team graduates will never be forgotten because of their dedication to a very trying sport and their apparent desire for victory.

Much success is wished to Carteret High's Cross Country Teams in 1983.

BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY

Back Row: Coach Shadell. Gary Ze­ manovich. Eddie Nelan. Don Ryan. Matthew Simon. Steve Szysz­ kiewicz. Vinnie Vacca. Front Row: Tim Windows, Paul Rojek. Juan Tu bio, Chris Simon.

100 SENIORS

Joann Selvaggi Don Ryan Evelyn Donnelly

101 STRIVING FOR PERFECTION

Back Row: D. Reed, D. Vannich. D. Froh. M. Macula. Front Row: Coach Zapico-Grohol. D. Roche. M. Materazzo. K. Mulvihill. K. Grabowski. J. Elliott, J. Fair.

Gymnastics is a growing sport in Carteret High and each gymnast on our team constantly strives for perfection during each of the four Gymnastic events. These events include the vault, the balance beam, the uneven parallel bars, and the floor exercise. Coach Zapico-Grohol teach­ es her team to reach perfection and grace while perform­ ing each event. This young team will be back next year striving for their ultimate goal.

Coach Zapico-Grohol

102 Judi Elliott Marie Macula

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Debbie Reed Kathleen Mulvihill

Michele Materazzo Doreen Froh

103 Front Row: Jim Met*. Rick Tharrington. Lou Mendoza, Vin Medvetz, Ed Pozarycki, Back Row: Coach Bill Karatz, Bert Stanley, Roy Goderstad, John Stanley. Flerb Alston. Rich Fonti. Bud Seniuk.

This season’s Varsity Basketball players have once again proven their skills and have made Carteret proud. These dedicated athletes, coached by Bill Karatz. have practiced many long, tough hours to win the title of Divisional Champions. Sadly, Coach Karatz will be losing star players John and Bert Stanley and Vinny Medvetz to graduation. Continuing success is wished to the returning Rambler players and Head Coach Karatz.

Senior John Stanley

104 Vinny Medvetz grabs the rebound.

percent pts. ave. Vin Medvetz 70% 422 15.6 John Stanley 66% 392 14.5 Roy Goderstad 65% 251 9.3 Bert Stanley 51% 196 7.2 Lou Mendoza 54% 184 7.4 Jim Mets 52% 73 3.7 Bud Seniuk 65% 106 4.3 Rick Tharrington 63% 17 1.9 Ed Pozarycki 50% 8 l.l Rich Fonti 29% 20 2.0

John Stanley up for two.

The Championship Record

Spotswood 81-57 W J.T.K...... 81-69 Metuchen . . 65-62 W Perth Amboy ...... 79-63 South Brunswick 62-46 W East Brunswick ...... 75-62 Monmouth Regional .. 90-57 W South Brunswick ...... 51-46 Woodbridge ...... 40-36 L New Brunswick ...... 74-55

Mater Dei ...... 57-56 L St. Thomas Aquinas . . . . 88-57 H * J.F.K...... 54-41 W Edison ...... 66-54 St. Peters . 71-55 L Hoffman - County Tourn . 57-55 New Brunswick ...... 54-52 L New Brunswick - CTY . . 62-48

South River . 64-62 W St. Peters ...... 53-5É ^ *s Monroe ...... 87-50 W Manasquan - State Tourn . 66-44

St. Thomas ...... 91-69 W Watchung Regional .... 78-62 % a Jim Mets sets up the next play. North Brunswick ...... 69-46 W Franklin Township ...... 56-65 L Highland Park ...... 57-46 W

105 JUNIOR VARSITY

Coach Dotegowski, Jim Fruscella, Steve Brown, Bob Pace, Darren Sitar, Ray Russo, Todd Ward.

John Stanley fights for the rebound.

Junior Varsity 1982-83 STATS

Player FG FT TP

Rich Fonti 46 29 121 Ed Pozarycki 48 23 1 19 Rick Tharrington 39 27 106 Ray Russo 44 36 124 Israel Caraballo 63 19 146 James Arrington 18 1 1 47 Jimmy Fruscella 4 13 21 Richie Stroka 15 4 34 Robert Pace 7 1 1 25 Darren Sitar 23 32 78

JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL

Spotswood 60-44 W Metuchen ...... 58- 49 L South Brunswick 47-39 W Monmouth 71-42 L Shore Regional 77-40 J.F.K ...... 55-51 St. Peters 47-44 New Brunswick 53-47 South River 60-51

Monroe 75-46 ^ ^ p-r— ^r- St. Thomas 59- 54 North Brunswick 85-49 Highland Park 84-79 J.F.K ...... 67- 35 Perth Amboy . 65-60 L East Brunswick 68- 44 L VARSITY ACTION

Vinny Medvetz scores with a layup.

Roy Goderstad guards his opponent.

Bert Stanley displays his form. Lou Mendoza adds 2 .

Varsity Captains - Jule Healy and Patti Healey.

D. DeKarski P. Healey P. Reicharl S. S. Semenza Gotha M. Sallustio K. Roche D. Elmo J. J. K. Grabowski L. Healy L. Hidalgo. R. Moore. J. Healy

This year’s Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders, coached by Miss way Housman, through a very cheered successful theirsquad of very season. dedicated girls This created enthu­ siasm siasm and spirit for every Rambler Basketball fected their cheers and gymnastic routines. fan. By practicing daily, these girls have per­ Graduating seniors will be Patti Healey,Semenza, Sue Jule Healy, and Linda Hidalgo. Once again, we thank these cheerleaders for their continued spirit. GIVE GIVE ME A C!

> < DC t/> 108 Back Row: S. Platt. 2nd Row: D. Froh. 3rd Row: M. Semenza. P. Finn. E. Mokrzycki. 4th Rowi T. Pavlow«ki. Front Row: D. William«. M. Healey, D. Moore. Back Row: A. Daunarummo. M. Sheerin. D. Broughton. J. Bundt. C. Oxner. P. Ryan. B. Gatto. Front Row: V. Pitts, P. Devaney. V. Shubert. D. App, D. Carter, K. Zabel. P. Butynes. CHS GIRLS SHOW NEW LOOK

Captain Peggy Ryan and Coach Niemiec

This season, Carteret’s Varsity Girls have experienced many changes. Coached by Mr. Walter Niemiec, the team has faced new practice techniques and game plans resulting in obvious impovements. Led by team captain and only senior Peggy Ryan, the girls show promise of new success as well. Supported by the junior varsity team coached by Mr. Nick Scheno and the freshmen team coached by Mr. Joseph Bobel. the girls can look forward to a bright and winning future. Special thanks goes to Amy Sverada who was the team’s manager for four years. Opposing teams struggle for the ball.

Senior Peggy Ryan takes control.

Maureen Sheerin goes up for the ball. Diane App — Up for two! HIGH AMBITIONS - LOW TEMPERATURES

Back Row: P. Saliski, S. Plewa, D. Ryan. E. Nelan. G. Zemanovich. M. Pogoda. J. Tubio. S. Clark. Coach Shadelt. 2nd Row: S. Szyszkiewicz. R. Tirone. V. Vacca. T. Windos. M. Perhacs, J. Strangio. R. Tirone. P. Rojek. 3rd Row: D. Dolan. J. Rustemeyer. J. Whiltom. S. Templeton. N. Zaragoza. C. Ward. C. Murray. P. Parker, A. Ryan, J. Park. Front Row: C. Comlosan, D. Reynolds. G. Mastroviti, J. Selvaggi. J. Void. C. Wiegmann, S. Pollock. M. Ricciuto. B. Yustak. J. Gurevitch.

The members of the Carteret High School winter track team are a group of male and female athletes who work quite hard under adverse conditions and receive comparatively little of the recognition they deserve. Regard­ less of cold, rain, and snow, winter track athletes continue to run, jump, hurdle, and throw during practices and in meets. These dedicated indivi­ duals include nine seniors: Debbie Daly. Ed Nelan. Stacy Pollock, Diane Reynolds, Joann Rustemeyer, Don Ryan. Joann Selvaggi. Cheryl Wieg- mann, and Beth Yustak. Many of these seniors, as well as the underclass­ men who support them, continue their track careers during the spring season.

SENIORS

Front Row: S. Pollock, J. Sel­ vaggi. B. Yustak. C. Wieg- mann. M. Riccuito. Second Row: P. Saliski. D. Reynolds. J. Rustemeyer. J. Park. Third Row: D. Ryan. E. Nelan.

112 Seniors Debbie Daly, Joann Selvaggi. and Cheryl Wiegmann endure vigorous prac­ tices.

MW Juinor Gary Zeman- ovich makes his run I LL HUFF look easy. AND I LL PUFF . . .

Senior Ed Nelan and Ju­ Senior Stacy Pollock is all alone nior Vinnie Vacca work as she approaches the turn. hard during a tough practice. STRIKE! Boys’ Varsity Bowling

J.F. Kennedy ...... T 2-2 Bridgewater East ...... T 2-2 Franklin Twp ...... L 0-4 Wardlaw Hartridge...... W 3-2 Somerville ...... L 0-4 South Plainfield L 1-3 Colonia ...... L 1-3 Woodbridge W 3-1 Perth Amboy ...... L 0-4 St. Joseph W 3-1 J.P. Stevens ...... L 1-3

Front Row: Doug Rosa. Ron Sadowski, Toni Renaldi. 2nd Row: Mr. Nelson. John Tassillo. Jim Gillis. Ron Celia. Back Row: Tony DeKarski. Dave O'Leary. Kevin Field. Bob Lenahan.

A heavily - favored, experienced Girls' Bowling Team has had to face the pressure of producing wins this season and pro­ duce they have! At the time of this writing, senior captains The Boys’ Bowling Team, being led by senior captains Anthony Kathy Martorelli and Donna Superak. capably assisted by sen­ DeKarski and Kevin Field, should improve their record of last iors Kathy Manson, Joyce Penna, and veteran junior. Kim year. Grabowski have produced 10 out of 18 wins. The team this year is dominated by underclassmen Jim Gillis and Anthony Renaldi. two experienced juniors who have vast­ Newcomers Patty Brown, Dorci Bamburak. and Nicla Rescinito ly improved their averages from last year. Three new members have also contributed to the girls' success. vied for the two remaining positions on the team. They are To date the girls have participated in two tournaments. They John Tassillo. Dave O ’Leary, and Bobby Lenahan.The rest of placed 4th in the Annual Winter Classic Tournament and 3rd the team who have helped to round out the squad include in the County Tournament. Now. three-quarters through the Doug Rosa. Ron Celia, and Ron Sadowski. season, the girls are in 1st place in their division and hope to stay there. Mr. Nelson hopes this year's experience will prove valuable Shortly they will be competing in the State Sectionals. We wish and make Carteret a contender for the championship next them luck and congratulate them on a successful winning year! season!

Girls’ Varsity Bowling

J.F. Kennedy ...... W 4-0 Bridgewater East ...... T 2-2 Franklin Twp ...... T 2-2 Mother Seton ...... T 2-2 Bridgewater West ...... T 2-2 South Plainfield W 3-1 Colonia ...... W 3-1 W oodbridge ...... L 0-4 Perth Amboy ...... W 4-0 J.P. Stevens W 3-1

Front Row: Mr. Nelson, Kim Grabowski. Kathy Martorelli. Kathy Manson. 2nd Row: Dorcie Bam­ burak. Chris Palmowski. Chris Russo. Donna Superak. Back Row: Sharon Mastromomico (Mgr.), Joyce Penna. Patty Brown. Joann Kovalioff. Nicla Rescinito.

114 Joyce Penna-What concentration!

Donna Superak-'How do you do?”

Kathy Manson-Not pictured in action

Kathy Martorelli-''Shall we dance?”

Kevin Field-Keep your eye on the ball!

Tony DeKarski-”! need more sleep!’

WHAT GRACE!

WHAT FORM!

Kathy Martorelli named to All County Sec­ ond Team and ranked 8th in Central Jersey League. Back Row: Coach Nelson. B. Seniuk. E. Pozarycki. T. Darling. D. Kolibas. M. Hronich, D. Hodroski. R. Kollbas. R. Stroka. Coach Niemiec. Front Row: M.

This season's Carteret High School Varsity Baseball Team is off to a great start with a record of 3 wins and no losses at the time of this writing. The Varsity pitchers have already proved their worth to the team. The new team captains are senior Mike Sheerin and senior Mike Hronich. Coaches Nelson and Niemiec will be losing nine varsity players to graduation. Much suc­ cess is wished to the coaches and the hardworking baseball players.

Coaches Nelson and Niemiec with the team captains Mike Sheerin and Mike Hronich.

116 SENIORS

Pitcher Ron Kolibas

Pitcher Dave Kolibas 3rd Baseman Mike Sheerin 2nd Baseman Billy Merz

Outfielder Kevin Roche Designated Hitter Darren Hodroski Outfielder Bud Seniuk

117 Coaches Nelson and Niemiec with senior pitchers R. Kolibas. M. Hronich. T. Darling, and D. Kolibas.

Back Row; K. Portington. T. Ward, Coach Slicner. R. Rusio. I. Borillo. Front Row; T. Bellardino, L. Viera. J. SanFilipo. R Stastallo.

118 Tom Darling winds up for the pitch. Ron Kolibas makes the catch with ease.

Bill Merz keeps the runner close.

Bud Seniuk gets under the ball to make the catch. Darren Hodroski warms up the pitcher.

119 Back Row. Coach Zimmerman. C. Pitt*. D. Ryan, T. Windos. E. Nelan. G. Zemanovich. R. Fonti, J. Arrington. J. Mokrzyck. A. Amatucci. Coach Shaded. 2nd ROW: R. Sadowski. J. Sfrangio. M. Knittel. D. Disimene. G. Johnson. I. Caraballo, S. Plewa. M. Andrasz. Coach Balka. Front Row: S. Clark. R. Tirone, T. Kamienski. B. Finn. V. Vacca. A. Riberio. R. Tirone, D. O'Keefe.

VARSITY BOYS SCHEDULE April 6 St. Thomas Aquinas I 3 Highland Park 16 BAC Relays 20 J.F.K. 23 Highland Park Relays 27 St. Peters 30 Penn. Relays May 4 North Brunswick 7 County Relays 9 P. Amboy/Woodbridge I I South Brunswick 14 BAC Championship 2 1 County Meet 25 Central Jersey Tr. 28 NJSIAA Sections June 3 NJSIAA Groups 4 NJSIAA Groups 8 NJSIAA Open

Israel Caraballo hurdles all obstacles. Rob Tirone has a great long jump.

Ed Nelan clears the bar.

120 RUN FOR IT! Back Row: Coach Davis. G. Guillen. D Broughton. C. Ward. M. Sheerin. J. Rustemeyer. M. Riccuitto. S. Pollock. Coach Donnelly. 2nd Row: A. Grider. G. Mastroviti. J. Gurevitch. D. Dolan. B. Yustak. A. Ryan. K. McComb. Front Row: C. Hill. A. Kuchma. C. Wiegmann. J. Selvaggi. J. Jiles.

Debbie Dolan and Anette Kuchma racing side by side. Seniors do it better!

Stacy Pollock masters the high bar.

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■ mm Beth Yustak winds up for her throw.

121 B A

Back Row: Coach Chamra. L. Perez. J. Gosha. P. Ryan. P. Devaney, K. Lyons. Mgr. A. Sverada. Front Row: A. Zuccaro. C. Oxner. D. McCormick. J. Bundt. T J. Syzmanski. K. Saliski. Not pictured: K. Manson. T VARSITY/JV SCHEDULE April 7 North Brunswick 1 1 Spotswood 13 Metuchen I 15 South Brunswick 19 J.F.K. 21 St. Peters N 22 Woodbridge 25 New Brunswick 27 South River G 29 Monroe May 2 St. Thomas Aquinas 6 Sayreville 7 Perth Amboy 9 Woodbridge 10 North Brunswick 12 J.F.K. I 16 Sayreville 19 South Brunswick Softball captains are seniors Peggy Ryan, Darlene McCormick, and Kelly Lyons. 20 Madison Central 0 24 St. Thomas Aquinas 26 Highland Park 0 JUNIOR VARSITY Back Row: K. Zabel. P. Butynes, V. Pitts. S. Ryan. M. Halosz. L. Misko. Coach Cunha. 2nd Row, S. Tandyrak. D. Froh. D Riggio. A 0 Hundemann. K. Sheerin. T. Hodroski. Front Row: K. Valiant. P. Finn. K. Burke. K. Bonino. M Semenza. Not pictured: J. Kovalioff

122 PLAY BALL

Junior Erin Drew makes a catch with ease.

Senior Darlene McCormick throws out that runner. Senior Peggy Ryan shows a strong arm. Senior Robyn Foy pitches strikes after strike.

123 G A M Back Row: B. Lenahan, B. Poznanski. Coach Kushner. P. Kusznier. D. Csordos. Front Row: Mgr. L. Rivera. J. Sullivan. G. Helley, S. Szyzkiewicz, M. Donovan. E Mgr. D. DeKarski.

April 7 North Brunswick 3 Irvington $ 12 Perth Amboy 6 Sayreville 13 Metuchen 9 Woodbridge 15 South Brunswick I0 North Brunswick E 18 Highland Park 12 J.F.K. 19 J.F.K. I 3 Perth Amboy 22 Woodbridge I6 Sayreville 25 New Brunswick 18 S.A. St. Marys T 27 South River 19 South Brunswick May 2 St. Thomas Aquinas 24 St. Thomas Aquinas

Senior Dave Csordos has a perfect serve. M Bob Lenahan volleys for the point. A Mike Donovan with the return. Glenn Helley carefully places his shot. T C H

124 Junior Dan Stragapede putts while Nitin tends the flag. Greg Olear tees off. GOLF TEAM UP TO PAR

Back Row. J McNamara. T Rinaldi. G Clear. D. Stragepede. R. Celia. Coach Clear. Front Row: D. Nelsen. E. Stapinski, N. Gidwani. D. Neste, T. App.

Senior John McNamara watches his drive.

1983 SCHEDULE

Apr. I I South River M ay 6 Irvington Apr. 12 St. Thomas Aquinas M ay 9 Edison Apr. 14 New Brunswick May I0 New Brunswick Apr. 18 Sayreville May I I A.L. Jonnson Apr. 19 J.F.K. May 12 J.F.K. Apr. 2 1 North Brunswick May I 3 County Tournament Apr. 22 W oodbridge May 16 Sayreville Apr. 25 Metuchen May 17 North Brunswick Apr. 27 M onroe M ay 18 M onroe Apr. 28 Edison May 19 Metuchen May 3 South River M ay 23 W oodbridge May 5 St. Thomas Aquinas M ay 26 BAC Championship

125 THE BEST OF BRAWN AND BRAINS

The Scholar Athlete is a unique Beth Yustak individual who has both the Amy Sverada athletic prowess and discipline to become an outstanding competitor as well as the men­ tal ability and dedication to re­ main an excellent student. These students have all main­ tained better than a 4.0 aver­ age throughout their academic and athletic careers. They de­ serve our praise! Sue Semenza Amy Marie Bjornsen Stacy Pollock

Sue Parmentier Cheryl Wiegmann

Robyn Foy

Jule Healy Joann Rustemeyer

Don Ryan

Debbie Daly Lori Gattuso

Not pictured: Tony Novella. Kevin Field 126 Kathy Manson and Darlene McCormick.

There are among athletes that rare breed who feel the need to compete during all seasons of the year. These fine seniors have participated in a sport in the fall, winter, and spring seasons. Their endurance is phenomenal. Their dedication to sport is wonderful. We wish them luck and happiness in the future.

Don Ryan. Beth Yustak. Joann Selvaggi, Cheryl Wiegmann, Stacy Pollock. Ed Nelan. ACTIV

s c T O U U D N E C N I T L Back Row: Dawn Capp, Public Relations; Michael Hronich. Sgt. at Arms; R.J. Novak. Treasurer: Syndi Joel. Corresponding Secretary. Front Row; Sally Sanchez, First Vice-President: Patti Flealey, President; Suzanne Parmentier. Second Vice-President.

The Student Council represents all students at C H S. It is the main government body of the school and offers its members first hand experience in the world of politics and government. It sponsors many activities both within and outside the school. The aim of the Student Council is to help improve the environment as well as the attitudes of the school and the student body. The money made through various fund raising projects is given in the form of scholarships to deserving seniors.

Back Row: Joann Rustemeyer, Michael Hronich. Mrs. Hays (Advisor). R.J. Novak, Dawn Capp. Front Row: Sally Sanchez. Suzanne Parmentier. Syndi Joel.

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Back Row : I. Irizzarry. D Broughton. D. Nix. C. Jiles. F. Beilardino. D. Bryant. G. Johnson. W. Jones. 2nd Row: C. Baynes. C. Pitts. F. Matos. D. Carter. S. Relford. D. Perrong. S. Sanchez. D. Cole. 3rd Row: G. Black. B. Ruiz. C. Lowe. M. Consiglio. J. Lettini. W. Rosado. V. Pitts. L Riscoe. Front Row: D. Davis. A. Cruz. N. Sims. A. Hopkins. R. Alston. J. Jiles. R. Oxley. C. Hill.

The main purpose of the Hu­ man Relations Club is to recog­ nize differences between eth­ nic and racial groups and to deal with these differences. The phrase "different isn't wrong” is probably the best way to describe this philos­ ophy according to advisor Miss M incieli.

Through classroom sessions, three day retreats, and various projects such as the H.R.C. Fair, the members develop greater respect for each other. This respect is generated to the entire school and community and has been a great asset to C.H.S. The 35th ASN - Niversary Edition Of The Anne Scott News Carteret High School, Carteret, N.J. D e c e m b e r , 1 9 8 2 z / rí/.

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Lights , Camera , Action! By Diane Mesavitz

While most students connotate books and papers with English class, the Honors Engl ish cl ass connotates English with movies! Acc ording to Mr. Anthony Spaldo, this extension of the Hon ors program served as a "type of créa tive w orkshop". "For the first time the stud ents w ere able to express themselves with a mov ie camera," commented Mr. Spaldo. With the t echnical expertise of Mr. Spaldo and Mr . Du ncan , the students soon found them selves on the way to an educational succ ess . The s tudents' first step in this expedition Back Row: V. Ramsey, M. Saccone, D. Rosa. D. Ryan. M. Turturro. 2nd Row: J. was to cho ose several topics for their Jagielski. A. Rescinito. M. Perez, J. Rustemeyer, Mr. Bihuniak. Front Row: S. d oc umentar ies: a new student, a home economics Parmentier. D. Daly, R. Brogley. D. Mesavitz. A. Sverada. lab, a c r o ss country meet, and the filming of a st udent documentary. Once these decisions The ANNE SCOTT NEWS marked its 35th Anniversary this December we r e made , the students went to work outlining by publishing a special commemorative issue. Published once a month, thei r film s. Through the efforts of Miss this chronicle keeps the students and faculty up-to-date on current Pull en , Mr s. Grace, Mr. Duncan, and Mr. Spaldo, the class soon finished this task and began events, sports, and student opinion. Under the capable leadership of the actual filming. Once the filming was Editor- in- Chief, Mark Perez, the ASN has had a very successful finished , the class had to edit and add sound- birthday year. trac ks . When these documentaries are completed, they will be viewed by the Honors class on J anuary 20, and then perhaps shown in a n -assembl y. After that, who knows? Perhaps some day a CHS English film will win an Oscar! HOLIDAY CONCERTS PERFORMED EDITORIAL BOARD

By Suzanne Parmentier Joy to the world! That was just a sample of the tribute to carols the C.H.S. Varsity Choir and Concert Band performed this season. Choir concerts were held at Woodbridge Center on December 3 and December 13» for the parents and adult night school participants. Group ensenbles featuring the sophomores in the choir sang "1*11 Be Home for Christmas" and the senior girls, Sally Sanchez, Beth Yustak and Suzanne Parmentier sang "Hard Candy Christmas", the choir also sang for the Carteret Elementary Schools. Once again the C.H.S. Concert Band per­ formed a beautiful Christmas Concert on Dec­ ember 15» 1982. Mr. Torrisi and his magnificent band played the traditional songs and a special Back Row: Anna Rescinito. Feature Editor: Mike Saccone. Art Editor: Mr. arrangement of "The Sound of Music." Bihuniak. Advisor. Front Row: Suzanne Parmentier, News Editor: Debbie Daly. Among the special attractions was an Managing Editor: Mark Perez. Editor-in-Chief: Joann Rustemeyer. General appearance by the band front who performed to Manager: Diane Mesavitz. News Editor. the music of "Snowtime" and Leroy Anderson"s "Sleigh Ride".

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Back Row: P. Traina. P. Riscoe. C. Bradley. D. Broughton. M. Ulhursky. 2nd Row: I. Brown, J. Lettini. J. Gatto, M. Malivuk. K. Cassidy. Mrs. Silverman. Advisor. Front Row: S. Gallego. M. Guzman. K. Grabowski. S. Parmentier. S. Shah.

Editors-Chuck Bradley Shilpa Shah Patricia Traina Managing Editors-llene Brown Karen Grabowski Jody Lettin! Steven Plewa Michaele Ulhursky The aim of REFLECTIONS is to enrich the literary life of the Layout Editors-Maria Guzman student body by acquainting them with the writing talents Timothy Hoehley of their peer group. REFLECTIONS involves all students in Stacey Parmentier every curriculum in this intellectual pursuit. In addition to Jeff Stevens providing an outlet for our multi-talented student authors, Wai Yee Tang this literary magazine affords all of us many moments of Typists-Michal Ann Turturro enjoyable reading. Paula Riscoe Patricia Traina Art-Russel Taylor Advertising-Jackie Farrell Kathy Kopil Carlos Nieves 133 134

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Miss Coniff, Advisor; A Diane Mesavitz, Treasur­ er; Beth Yustak, Presi­ dent; Amy Bjornsen. T Vice-President; Vicki Ramsey, Secretary. I O N A L H The purpose of this organization shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of O American secondary schools. N O R S 0 c 1 E T

Back Row. Mark Perez. Janet Jagieifki. Debbie Daly. Amy Sverada. Amy-Marie Bjornsen. Tony Novella, Suzanne Parmentier. Don Y Ryan, Joann Rustemeyer, 2nd Row. Selena Nielsen. Anna Rescinito. Paulette Cherepon, Syndi Joel. Jule Healy. Elizabeth Yustak. Vicki Ramsey. Robyn Foy, Karen Bernard. Karen Testa. Edward Hojecki. Miss Coniff (Advisor). Front Row. Irene Hydzik. Diane Mesavitz. Steven Joel, lovanca Comloson. Cheryl Wiegmann. Stacy Pollock. Sue Semenza.

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Back Row. Mrs. Holleuffer, Advisor; Steve Szyszkiewicz. Secretary; Kyung Lee Yim. President; lisa Hamilton. Vice-President; Donna Rowley. Treasurer (not pic­ tured). Front Row; Ray Villano. Diane DeKarski. Kris Zabel, Joe Kovalioff.

"The Red Balloon”! Parlez vous Français? French cuisine! These are only some of the things one discovers by being a member of the French Club. In addition to learning more about the French way of life, participation of the group encourages members to increase their use of the French language.

A Saturnalia? The Latin Club pro­ motes an understanding of our Latin heritage. Through its affiliation with state and national classical leagues, it accomplishes this goal in interest­ ing and entertaining activities. Mem­ bers visit the Princeton University Art Museum, the Rutgers University Archaeological Laboratory, and at­ tend the New Jersey Junior Classical League Convention in the spring.

Back Row: Agrippina Dolan, Scribe-. Aemilia Sverada, Student Council Legatus; Julia Bosze. Ad hoc Legatus; Laetitia Lettini, Nuntius; Livia Semenza, Qaestor. Front s Row: Caecilia Valiant. Consul II; Irena Hydzik. Consul I. A Back Row: Loria Piazza. Clara Saliski. Augustula Sheerin. Justinia Brown. Aurora Dohlstrom. Quintus Nydick, Drussus Hoehler. 2nd Row: Aemilia Sverada, Agrippina Dolan. Cae­ L cilia Valiant. Irena Hydzik, Livia Semenza, Silvia Graeme. Publia Kearney. Front Row: Laetitia Lettini. Julia Bosze. La­ V vinia Dyer. Mrs. Sansone. Advisor. (Not pictured) E GUTEN T A

Back Row: K. Martin. D. Rosa, M. Saccone. 2nd Row: A. Sverada. L. Piazza. S. Hickey, J. Rustemeyer, C. Palmowski. K. Matlaga. C. G Lewis. 3rd Row: S. Lewis, K. Saliski. M. Con- siglio, T. Pavlowski, D. Hudak. L. Schon, L. Pagan. 4th Row: S. Gillis, E. Brunner, K. Brun­ ner, J. Jagielski, K. Yim. Front Row: T. Dunn, D. Froh.

Weihnachtsfest! Schwaebische Alp! Fasching! These are only some of the events in which the German Club takes rjp W ~ */ part. Through participation in the club under the direction 't , of Mrs. Sansone, students can develop a greater apprecia­ tion of German culture and experience the reknowned Ger­ man Gemuetlichkeit. Back Row: Doreen Froh, Student Council Rep.; Suzanne Gillis, Treasurer; Ellen Brunner. President; Tim Dunn. Corresponding Secretary; Janet Ja­ gielski. Recording Secretary; Kim Brunner. Vice-President.

The Spanish Club members can frequently be seen selling lolly pops in order to finance B their Christmas party and trip to a Spanish restaurant for a taste of authentic Spanish cooking. Using the language skills begun in U class, the Spanish Club, under the direction of Miss Coniff, helps to create enthusiasm for Spanish culture and a greater understanding E of Spanish speaking people.

Donna Riggio. Vice-President; Robert Lenahan. President; N Back Row. R. Fonti. K. Grabowski. D. Riggio. A. Darling. A. Daunarummo. R. Denise Turk, Secretary; James Sullivan. Treasurer. Lenahan. D. Deladvitch. G. Hagen. C. Starzick. Miss Coniff. (Advisor). 2nd Row-. C. Avila. K Roche. M. Sallustio. S. Parmentier. 3rd Row: D. Froh. B Zicardi, D. Bamburak. B. Coleta. P. Traina. P. Healey. Front Row: M. Rytel. L. Pagan. N. 0 Gidwani. J. Healy. D. Halpern, D. McCormick. D. Roche. $ D 1 A S

137 Back Row: T. Darlinski, K. Reilski. R. Clarkski. M. Palumbotki, M. Po- godski. P. Kindziertki. D . Koiibaski, W. Ryantki. 2nd Row: K. Makwinski. M. Mu«- tillski, B. Traegski, S. Makwinski. B. Czaj- kowski. P. Lukasiukski, D. Hodroski. G. Zeman- ovichfki. R. Plattski. Front Row: D. O ’Gra- dyski. R.J. Novakowski. S. Akalewictky. B. Poz- nanski.

The aim of the Polish Club is to make people more aware of the second largest ethnic group in New Jersey.

Officer«: R.J. Novakow«ki. Trea*urer: Bob Czajkowski. Pre*ident: Scott Mak- winski. Vice Pre*ident: Mr. Tomczuk. Advisor (not pictured).

D The Drama Club offers the opportunity for students to learn the process of creating a R theatrical production. This year’s endeavor is Heaven Can Wait under the capable A direction of Mr. Spaldo. M

A Back Row: Tony De- Kartki. Paulette Cherepon. Edward Hojecki. Michal-Ann Turturro. 2nd Row: Virginia Kilyk. Sally C Sanchez. Mr. Spaldo (Advi«or). Mark Perez. Joann Ru«te- myer. Front Row: L Amy Sverada. Diane Metavitz. Amy Bjornsen. Charlene U Starzick. Donna Flu- dak. Suzanne Par­ B mentier.

138 c o M P U T E Back Row: C. Lewis. E. Hojecki. M. Kaschak. J. Rytel. E. Bogash. Front Row: G. Gizzi, G. Lakatos. N. Gidwani. Mr. Chamra (Advisor). R

C L The Computer Club gives members the opportu­ nity to work with our micro-computers outside U the classroom situation and also time to explore our video games played on the computer. B

The Math League provides students M with a flair for mathmatics and a love of logic to compete against other student mathematicians throughout the state. A T

Back Row, Mrs. Cender (Advisor), M. Hronich, E. Pozarycki. T. Devaney. Y. Chun, B. Seniuk. M. Kaschak, B. Slotwinski, E. Hojecki. 2nd H Row, S. Barlow. P. Cherepon. J. Rytel, G. Olear, $. Pollock. B. Yustak. Y. Ko. Front Row, S. Won, M. Ricciuto, I. Comlosan. S. Joel, S. Semenza. S. Joel, D. Daly, P. Healey. M. Palumbo. L E A G U E Back Row: Mrs. Masterson (Advisor), K. Reilly. J. Da­ vid. B. Yustak. C. Lewis. B Lenahan. M. Kowal. S. Irwin. C. Carley. R. Anderson. J. Rylel. E. Hojecki. T. Cough lin. 2nd Row: E. Bogash. G. Lakatos. G. Gizzi, T. Miller. D. Mesavitz. V. Ramsey. Mrs. Poliseno (Advisor). Front Row: S. Szyszkiewicz. E. Sullo. D. App, J. Santos. D. Halpern. I. Hydzik

The Science League is a group who compete in three science areas with other schools in our area. This competition enables our students to sharpen their skills in the various sciences.

Front Row: G. Zemanovich. L. Healy. A. Darling. K. Grabowski. E. Pozarycki. C. Martin. 2nd Row: C. Ward. C. Avila. K. Goshorn. P. Finn, P. Healey. J. Healy. C. Starzick. B. Colletta. B. Ziccardi. Mrs. Mas- terson (Advisor). 3rd Row: J. Szymanski. A. Daunarummo. P. Brown. B. Munroe. J. Gillis. J. Tassillo. D. O'Leary, R. Fonti. J. Rustemeyer. P. Cherepon. I. Hydzik. 4th Row: C. Carley. 8. Lenahan. M. Perhacs. J. Duarte. R. Sadowski. S. Irwin. D. Rosa. M. Pogoda. D. Gohlke. D. Marchlinski. Back Row: M. Koval. B. DeSena. R. Matlaga. A. Mastroviti. J. Jasiulewicz. $. Szyszkiewicz. P. Galinis. J. Fedorco.

Chemistry Club members tutor chemistry students, make solutions for use in the Science Department, tour indus­ trial labs, and work on various chemistry projects.

Officers: Front Row: K. Martin, Publicity Chairman: L. Healy, Secretary; A. Darling, Vice-President; C. Mar­ tin, Activity Chairman. Back Row: G. Zemanovich, Treasurer; E. Pozarycki, President. Back Row: K. Field, B. Slotwinski, R. Goderstad, R. Clark. R. Kolibas. M. Brun- ing, L. Palesado. D. DeAn- gelo. M. Kwadecius, B. Bia- loglow, M. Knittel, P. Kusz- nier 2nd Row: P. Doma* shinski. R. Bohannon. C. Starzick. J. Healy. S. Joel. C. Murray. Mrs. Masterson (Advisor). Front Row: C. Se­ menza. D. McCormick, K. Cece. D. Kamienski. I. Her- nandez. F. Kamienski. Not Pictured: D. Keats. K. Kinni- burgh, A. Amatucci. A. Evangelista, C. Lewis. K. Roche. T. Darling.

Officers: Isabel Hernandez, Vice-Presi­ dent; Karen Cece. Treasurer; Frank Ka­ mienski. Secretary; Darlene McCormick. President; Diane Kamienski and Cheryl Se­ menza. Publicity Agents.

The MSC works to increase knowledge in oceanography through the creation of marine science instruments. Trips to various bodies of water in the area provide hands-on experience for these students.

Back Row. Mr. Gonczlik. J. Lathrop. L. Resko. Mr. O'Connell. L. Craig. Front Row. Mrs. Bodnar. Miss Vitale. Miss Palmer. Mrs. Kopko. D. Bamburak.

The C.H.S. Medicine Department and the Phys. Ed. Department have instituted a CHS C.P.R. Crash Unit to assist any student or faculty member in the event of a cardiac arrest. Mrs. Bodnar and Mr. Gonczlik. who are the originators of the program, will enlist all students and teachers who hold a valid CPR Certificate to provide immediate emergency assistance during school hours until the rescue squad arrives. i

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TOURNAMENT OF EXCELLENCE

This group of academically talented Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors are representing C.H.S. in all aca­ demic competitions to which we’re invited. They have appeared on Channel 3 Television and have very capably represented our school.

Back Row: K. Reilly. D. Mardenly. M. Barbetti. 2nd Row. D. Mesavitz. M. Perez. Mr*. Krugman and Mr*. Cender (Advisors). A. Bjornsen. B. Ziccardi. Front Row, D. Daly. B. Yustak. V. Ramsey. S. Pollock. E. Hojecki.

142 D. E. Back Row. V. Py- de*ki. S. Salotti. Front Row: K. H o ­ gan. P. Lawlor. K. Bernard. M. Tam- C b u r e I I o . V . Minka. S. Heitz- mann. T. Moran, D. Tharrington. A.

In DECA, The Distributive Education Clubs of America, advised by Mr. Scally and Mrs. Ruela, students combine classroom learning with on-the-job training to help them develop skills in marketing and management careers.

Back Row: D. DeKolf. P. Rei- chart, N. Rescinito. M. Sheerin Front Row: K. Martorelli. A. Kuchma. M. Kopin.

F. B- The FBLA, (Future Business Leaders of America) serves those students who work together to devel­ op leadership abilities through participation in Officers: Debbie DeKolf, Sgt.-at-Arms: Nicla Rescinito, worthwhile educational activities. Advised by Mr. L President. Maureen Sheerin, Secretary: Patty Reichart, Scally and Mrs. Ruela, this group participates in Historian. regional, state, and national competitions in busi­ ness related skill areas. They consistently place A. high in these competitions.

143 J. Rustemeyer. D. Ka- mienski. D. Bamburak. E. F. Sulo. S. Sanchez. T* A.

The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to ex­ pose students to the teaching pro­ fession. Miss Palm­ er, Advisor, orga­ nizes activities geared to this ob­ Sally Sanchez, Secretary! Joann Rustemeyer, Vice- jective. President; Dorcie Bamburak, President.

Back Row: P. Saliski. G. Zeman- ovich. R. Clark. J. Pasture. C. Carley. 2nd Row: D. Machinski. D. Csordos. J. David. C. Alvar­ ado. D. Ryan. Front Row: J. Bosze. R. Rodriguez. D. O'Grady, S. Akalewicz. F. Man- nino. O Blanco. Mr. Arnold (Advisor).

The Pre-Engineering Club places special em­ phasis on the individual member’s interests in related fields of engineering. While ex­ panding the member’s drafting ability, he works on special projects to benefit the entire Officers; Dave Machinski, Vice-President; Dave Csordos. school. President; Don Ryan, Treasurer; Orlando Blanco. Secretary; Mr. Arnold, Advisor. V.I.C.A ♦

CIE II / VICA Back Row: R. Novak, E. Sienkiewicz. K Harrington. D. Mihalko, L. Santos. 2nd Row: M. Klecha. M. Swaen. B. Velazquez, M. Toscano. Front Row: J. Ward. C. Szoka. M Harold.

O ffice rs: Mr. Tucker. Advisor; Mark Klecha. Parliamentarian: Jim Ward, President: Chilla Szoka. Treasurer: Matt Harold. Chairman of Fund Raising.

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VICA III Back Row: C. Fontanez. W. Cruz, G. Medvetz. R. Malave. J. Torres. Front Row: E. Cruz. A. Sulo. J. Schlothan. Mr. Walsh. Advisor.

The purpose of the Vocational Industrial Club of America at Carteret High School is to give the Cooperative Industrial Education students an identity, to show concern for the needy, and to help students stand out in a positive way. It aids in preparing students for leadership in the world of work and in the world of the future.

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Back Row: E. Bogash, M. Saccone. J. Galinas. C. Jiles. M. Gould. T. Szyszkiewicz, M Simon. 2nd Row: E. Brunner. M. Dulembo, P. Kearney. S. Plewa. S. Szyszkiewicz. C Pitts. J. Bosze. K. Brunner. 3rd Row: K. Kopil. G. Mastroviti. W. Rosado. T. Miller. C Simon. C. Lowe. J. Farrell. Front Row: D. Nelson. S. Won Yang. T. Parlowski. D Greene. G. Gizzi, C. Hill. I. Brown. Mr. Matula (Advisor) not pictured. >

Junior Achievement is designed to help teenagers learn and under stand the American free enterprise system FMC Corporation fur- 0 f f ic e t s . Denise Grccn> v p of Production; EMen Brunner. V.P. of nishes SMURF with three adult advisors and the facilities for these Marketj Stephen Szyszkiewicz. President, Kim Brunner. Trea- teenage participants to meet to work. sureri Tracy par|owski Corporate Secretary.

Back Row: D. PorcelM, D. Graeme. D. Miller. C. Walko. K. McHale. Front Row: Mr*. Kopko (Advisor), R. Corba, D. Krewinski. J. Rascok. K. Testa. M. Laranga.

L.O.E. is designed to help those students who have acquired business skills in high school to put those skills into effect by holding a related part-time job. Further training is received on the job from the employer. This work experience takes place during the student’ s senior year of high school and is closely supervised by both the L.O.E. coordinator and the employer so that the students can develop correct business attitudes and practices. 146 DANCE BAND

Back Row: E. Petrosino. K. Matlaga, T. Hodroski, A. Daunarummo. S. Blum, A. Keyes. S. Haiser, M. Valosia. P. DeMarco. Mr. Torrisi (Advisor). Front Row: S. Palyha. M. Turturro. M. Perez, D. Halosz, D. Mesavitz. M Laurenco. D. Mardenly. L. Piazza. A. Martin. The Carteret High School Dance Band, directed by Mr. Torrisi. provides the entertainment for the band’s annual dinner-dance. The members also present an assembly each year for the faculty and CHOIR students.

Back Row. E. Sulo. I. Kahora. K. Matlaga, C. Bradley. E. Taylor. R. Maxine. P. Trainer. 2nd Row: L. Piazza. D. Turk, T. Miller. Front Row: T. Hodroski. B. Yustak. S. W alko. S. Parmentier. K. Yim, Ms. Babej (Director). Not Pictured: D. Turk, S. Parmentier, S. Sanchez. L. Carrico. L. Hansen. N. Sims, K. Zabel, M. Kraft. D. Newmark. Officers: Dawn The Carteret High School Varsity Choir is a group of stu- Kyung-Lee^Yhn dents who use their talents to entertain many listeners Librarian: Su- throughout the Christmas and Spring performances. zanne Parmen­ tier. President; With the guidance of Ms. Babej. the choir is exposed to many different areas of the art world besides vocal music. Kristine Zabel! This creates both harmony in the songs and the group itself. Secretary: Melis­ sa Malivuk. Li­ brarian

147 STEPPIN' OUT!

Marching Band is not only a display of determination, dedication, and talent, but a means of contributing to the school. Those who participate in Marching Band are rewarded with fond memories of moments shared with special friends.

Capt. Rhonda Kovacs Capt. Irene Hydzik

148 Colorguard at their best. Our Senior Musicians

C.H.S.' Rifle Squad The Dancing Baton Twirlers ready to go

Flag Twirlers of C.H.S. The Marching Flag Twirlers

Cheer! Cheer! The Band's All Here! Rambler feet in action.

149 CONCERT AND PEP BANDS

"A Note of Recognition”

The Concert Band of CHS, advised by Mr. R. Torrisi, provides the opportunity for instrumental students to perform in public. Activities include holiday con­ certs and school assemblies. The offi­ cers include Drum Major-Mark Perez, President-Bob Peace, Vice-President- Denise Halosz, Secretary-Dawn Mar- denly, Librarian-Vicki Ramsey, and Treasurer-Diane Mesavitz.

The Pep Band entertains at basketball games and pep rallies. Their support and enthusiasm help keep the fans and the team enthused.

1st Row: M. Perez. D. Mesavitz. S. Parmentier, A. Martin. N. Coppolo. T. Miller. L. Piazza. D. Dolan. T. Green. V. Ramsey. 2nd Rovi-. L. Perez. J. Longi. M. Lourenco. M. Turturro, D. Halosz. D. Mardenly, K. Matlaga. S. Palyha. C. McGillis. E. Petrosino. D. Green, D. Eidson. A. Sverada. 3rc/Row: P. DeMarco. M. Valosin. C. Smisek. S. Haiser. V. Pitts. A. Keyes. A. Daunarummo. S. Blum. S. Hickey. T. Hodroski.

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Front Row: D. Halosz. T. Greene. D. Mesavitz. M. Perez. D. Dolan, L. Piazza. Back Row: S. Hickey. A. Daunarummo. S. Our Rambler Musicians add spirit with a Blum. M. Valosiv. C. Smisek. K. Matalaga. D. Mardenly. E. Petrosino. M. Turturro, song.

Advisor Mr. Torrisi with officers D. Mardenly, M. Perez. D. Me­ sa v i t z , V . Ramsey, and D. Halosz. f ' ^ 1 t « T- fij. 'y ' 1 h ' F i \ ■ i W . ■ ¿ J ik M l : '•‘¿k

Back Row: I Hydzik. T. DeKar»ki, D. Lachmund.T. Dunn. D. Ro*a. M. Pogoda. J. Hoehler. P. Cherepon, R. Carroll. 2nd Row: J. Healy, N. Zaragoza. K. McHale. C. Semenza. B Lenahan, C. Ward. S. Sanchez. D. Bamburak. C. Starzick. K. Cece. 3rd Row: J. Park, I. Hernandez. K. Grabowjki. D Franchino. S. Joel. M. Kopin. K. Roche. P. Reinhart. A. Sverada. Front Row: I. Levine. D. DeKarski. B. Coletta. D. McCormick, K. Kopil. J. Farrell. P. Healey. S. Parmentier, L. Healy. P. Finn, L/ Hidalgo. Mr. Simon (Advisor).

THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB

Officers: Doug Rosa, Vice-President: Jule Healy, President; Charlene Star­ zick: Vice-President; Tony DeKarski, Treasurer: Michelle Sallustio. Secre­ tary (not pictured).

A PERIOD OF TRANSITION

The International Relations Club, ad­ vised by Mr. Charles Simon, is. as expected, on the move for new ideas. Future changes may include a new name for the club which may reflect its service and good-will phi­ losophies. The members wish to take an active part in making improve­ ments in C.H.S. and in benefiting other C.H.S. organizations. s K I

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Back Row: P. Cherupon. K. Martin. C. Martin, R. Carroll, B. Sziggetti. M. Kaschak. M. Saccone. S. Piazza. T. Devaney. M. Knittel. D. Stragapede. L J. Rustemeyer, R. Matlagga. G. Olear. 2nd Row: C. Pitt*. G. Black. G. Adams. B. Oldakowiki. T. Novella. E. Hojecki. J. McNamara, T. Wolansky, B. Lenahan. B. Hartshorn. A. Lloyd. C. Lettini, F. Mannino. 3rd Row: B. Merz. R. DeLoreto. K. Grabowski. S. Pollock. B. Zaccardi. C. Wiegmann. R. Corba. J. Bednar, D. DeAngelo, I. Hernandez, C. Starzick. D. Mesavitz. 4th Row. S. Parmentier. S. Semenza, I. Comlosan, K. Roche. N Petsch. C. Murray. B. Hansen. L. Healy, B. Coletta. P. Finn. Mr. Peters. Mr. Hudak. Front Row. M. Mustillo. K. Reilly. M. Richter. R. Valentine. M. U Frolich. J. Elliott. K. Cuozzo, M. Ricciuto. D. Daly. R. Foy. B

A m MOUNTAINS OF FUN

The Ski Club, advised by Mr. J. Gregory Peters, had quite a successful season, as usual. President Mike Kaschak. Vice-President Tim Wolansky, and Secretary Sue Se- menza guided their active friends over the slopes of Vermont. New Hampshire, New York. Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. This friendly and spirited group thought that this cold and snowy winter was mountains of fun.

Advisor Mr. Peters surrounded by his officers.

Back Row. J. Porchetta. F. James. K. Kopil. J. Strangio. G. Helley. K. Portington 2nd Row: E. Mokrzycki. G. Wolansky. J. Lettini. J. Daly. P. Rojek. J. Terebetsky. 3rd Row. Mr. Peters. M. Semenza. C. Cassidy. K. Grabowski. B Kovacs. P. Van Glenn. C. Mullecker. Front Row. T. Keieman. C. Hill. K. Castanza. I. Brown. P Parker. S. Templeton. K. McComb.

152 THE SPIRIT OF C.H.S.!

The Unkle Ramn Pep Club, advised by Miss Phyllis Mincieli, con­ sists of a group of girls dedicated to the pro­ motion of school spir­ it. Their cheers in sup­ port of Carteret’s teams are heard "loud and clear" above the crowd.

Back Row: M. Con*iglio. F. Hawkin«. C. Felton, R. AI*ton. S. Sanchez. 2nd Row. M. Kruppa. P. Kearney. M. Whuusky. D. DeKolf. 3rd Row. D. Davi*. D. Sym*. S. Gilli*. N. Sim*. Front Row. C. Hill. J. Jile*, A. Hundeman. K Bonino.

Back Row. K. Roche. K. Reilly. T. Darling 3rd Row. G. Olear, M. Pogoda, B. Czaj- kowski. K Field. B Traeger. M. Palumbo. D. Hodro*ki. 2nd Row. C. Fladyniak, D. Koliba*. T. Wolan*ky. P Kindzier*ki. M. Sheerin. D. C*ordo*. Front Row. J. Fe- dorco. S Makwin*ki. S. Akalewicz. R. No­ vak. D. O'Grady. M Mu*tillo. M Swaen.

Novak’s Bleacher Bums this year’s Officer*. Scott Mak- wintki. 2nd Vice-Pre*i- revival of the CHS school spirit dent. Scott Akalewicz. organization is. in the words of its I»t Vice-Pre*ident. Jim president, "a truly unique group Fedorco, Trea*urer. R. J. of fans." It is a group organized Novak. Pre*ident. Bill and supported by students. The Traeger. Bar Chairman. Mike Mu*tillo. Secre­ voices of the "bums" assure all tary. that CHS school spirit is alive and kicking.

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SV*' UNDER CLASS 168 O c 4 8 F >■ L . ADAMS. G. . ANDREWS D. AMMATURO. J. ALVARADO. C. ALSTON. R. AGLIATA. J. ABATEMARCO. J. . BLUM. S. BLANCO. O. BLACK. G. . ANDRASZ. M. . CHAPPEL. S. CALANTONI M. CALANTONI. D. BUNDT. J. BRUNNER. K. BROWN. P. BROUGHTON. R. BROCKOP. S. BRADLEY. C. BOSZE J. BOBENCHIK. B. BLISS. D. BIALOGLOW. B. BENJAMIN. R. BARTELS C. AVILA. C. . AUSTIN. T. ARMENTI. M. APP. D. ANTOINE. L. . COONS C. CONNOLLY. J. COLETTA. B. CLARK. M. CIKO. D. CHUNG. E. CHELAK. D. CHAPMAN C. CASEY. J. CARELY. C. CARABALLO. J. CAPPOLA. R. BANDOMER. E. BAMBURAK. D. . CELLA. R. CARRICO. L. CARNEVALE. P. igr lc, rsdn; aie mauo Vice-President. Ammaturo, Secretary; Janine President; Recording Black, Sallustio, Ginger Michele Advisor; DiSarro, Mr. Row: Back - OFFICERS CLASS oa Mtaa Tesrr Ms Rea Avsr Fot o: oi el, orsodn Secretary; Corresponding Healy, Lori Row: Front Advisor. Ruela, Mrs. Treasurer; Matlaga, Roman

L. CRAIG. D. CRIGGER. D. CROKER. R. CRUZ. A. DARLING. A. DAUNARUMMO. A. DEGIGLIO. D. DEKOLF

D. DELADVITCH. B. DESENA. P. DEVANEY. D. DISANZO. E. DREW. J. DUARTE. K. EBERT. N. ELLIASSEN

D. ELMO. J. FAIR. C. FELTON. P. FINN. Y. FONTANEZ. R. FONTI, S. FOSTER. D. FROH.

P. GALINIS. G. GALLEGO. K. GASSER. B. GATTO. G. GATTUSO. N. GIDWANI. J. GILLIS. D. GOHLKE

J. GOSHA. K. GRABOWSKI. T. GREENE. A. GUZMAN. M. GUZMAN. N. GUZMAN. D. HALOSZ. L. HAMILTON

J. HANCO. M. HANCO. B. HARTSHORN. L HEALY. J. HEANEY. C. HLUSHTCHYK. E. HOHNHORST. M. IRIZARRY

S. IRWIN. H. JAKUBOWYCZ. J. JASIULEWICZ. C. JILES. M. KNITTEL. M. KOPIN. R. KOVACS. M. KOWAL

A. KUCHMA. P. KUSZNIR. J. LATHROP. B. LAZOR. B. LENAHAN. I. LEVINE. C. LEWIS. M. LEYTON

A. LINDSAY. T. LOKOS. W. LYNCH. D. MACHETTE. M. MACULA. F. MANNINO. L. MARCHAK. D. MARDENLY

A. MARTIN. F. MASCI. S. MASTROMONICO. A. MASTROVITI. R. MATLAGA. M. MATERAZZO. R. MCMICKLE. A. MEDINA

L. MENDOZA. L. MIESOWITZ. N. MOJICA. J. MOKRZYCKI, M. MOSCETTI. W. MOTT. S. MULLIGAN. K. MULVIHILL 169 B. MUNRO. K. NEROD. C. NESTE. C. NIEVES. L. NIGRO. G. OLEAR. D. O LEARY. S. PALUGHI

S. PALYHA. S. PARMENTIER. P. PEREIRA. L. PEREZ. M. PERHACS. I. PETO. E. PETROSINO. N. PETSCH

C. PITTS. R. PLATT. M. POGODA. C. POLLOCK. J. POLONCSAK. E. POZARYCKI. B. POZNANSKI. J. PREZIOSO

M. PROKOP. J. PUSILLO. D. REED. P. REICHART. A. RENALDI. N. RESCINITO. L. RESKO. K. REYNOLDS

M. RICHTER. D. RIGGIO. K. ROCHE. J. RODRIQUEZ. D. ROSA. D. ROWLEY. D. RYGIEL. R. SADOWSKI

J. SAEZ. K. SALISKI. M. SALLUSTIO. M. SALLUSTIO. C. SALSANO. L. SANTIAGO. M. SCHMANKO. N. SENSAKOVIC

D. SIERRA. S. SILAGYI. E. SINICHA. B. SHELLEY. V. SHUBERT. S. SLOAN. C. SMISEK. K. SMITH

T. STONE. D. STRAGAPEDE. R. STROKA. S. STUART. J. SULLIVAN. E. SULO. L. SZABO. B. SZIGETI.

J. SZYMANSKI. S. SZYSKIEWICZ. J. TASSILLO. E. TAYLOR. A. THOMSON. D. TOBIASSEN. D. TOSCANO. D. TOTH

D. TURK. P. TYRKALA. V. VACCA. R. VALENTINE. C. VARELA. J. VASBINDER. J. VERNILLO. J. WALKO

D. WALSH. J. WALSH. C. WARD. T. WARNER. B. WATERS. K. WHITTOM. D. WOODMAN. H. WORTMAN

170 CLASS N. ZARAGOZA. G. ZEMANOVICH. B. ZICCARDI. R ZUR OF

CLASS OFFICERS- Back Row: Mr. Duncan, Advisor; Tracy Pavlowski, Recording Secre­ tary; Mrs. Grabowski, Advisor; Joann Gurevitch, Correspond­ ing Secretary. Front Row: Kris Washington, Treasurer; Joanne Kovalioff, President; Lisa Richter, Vice President.

R. ANDERSON. S. ANTONIADIS. J. ARROYO. J. ARRINGTON. R. BASSANO. C. BAYNES. J. BEAVER. M. BEAUDRY

A. BELLARDINO. A. BIEL. H. BIRD. V. BLACKSHAW. E. BOGASH. B. BOYLE. P. BUTYNES. f D. CARTER D. CAP. R. CARABALLO. L. CASTELLO. K. CHAP. H. CHO. M. CLASS. S. CLARK. C. CONNOR

M. COPPOLA. N. COPPOLO. S. COTTO. T. COUGHLIN. T. CRIANZA. A. CRUZ. J. DALY. B. DONEGAN

M. DAVID. D. DEKARSKI. A. DICOSIMO. J. DONNELLY, M. DULEMBA. T. DUNN. T. EBERT. D. EIDSON 171 K. FABISZEWSKI. J. FERNANDEZ. J. FRUSCELLA. J. GAGO. M. GASSER. J. GILÜGAN. G. GIZZI. M. GOULD.

J. GUREVITCH. L. GUZSALY, J. HAAKE. M. HAAKE. D. HALPERN. M. HEALEY. G. HELLEY. T. HODROSKI.

G. HUNDEMANN. J. IANNONE. I. IRIZARRY. D. JASIULEWICZ. M. JILES. M. JOHNSON. S. JONES. I. KAHORA

T. KAMINSKI. V. KAZIO. D. KEATS. T. KELMAN. J. KLECHA. Y. KO. J. KOKOLUS. M. KOKOLUS

K. KOPIL. B. KOVACS. J. KOVAUOFF. M. KRAPF. M. KUHL. G. LAKATOS. D. LAMANNO. S. LANDERS

R. LECCESE. F. LEONARD. M. LEWCHUCK. J. LOSOWY. M. LOURENCO. C. LOWE. W. LUGO. S. LUND

K. MAKWINSKI. S. MANGIERI. G. MASTROVITI. V. MATAMOROS. M. MATEUSZCZYK. K. MATLAGA. P. MATOS. I. MATOS

M. MCDERMOTT. A. MEJIA. L. MALAVE. D. MENDEZ. P. MERCED. T. MILLER. L. MISKO. C. MOORE

D. MOORE. J. MOTT. J. MUNIZ. R. NIELSEN. H. NIKIFORAKIS. D. NEWMARK. D. O'KEEFE. S. OTERO

C. OXNER. R. PACE. L. PAGAN. C. PALMOWSKI. A. PASCAL. T. PAVLOWSKI. L. PIAZZA. R. PINELO

D. PIRRONG. V. PITTS. S. PLATT. J. PORCHETTA. K. PORTINGTON. J. PROKOP. K. RACKETT. S. RELFORD

172 N. RENDA. N. REYNOLDS. A. RICHARDSON. L. RICHTER. A. RINGWOOD. L. RIVERA. M. ROCHE. P. ROJEK

WKKtKKM _ _ _ _ _ A. ROSADO. W. ROSADO. R. RUSSO. S. RYAN. W. RYAN. V. SALLUSTIO. J. SANFILIPPO. jTL JLl £} i t& J. SANTOS L SANTOS. B. SCIFO. L. SEMENZA. S. SHEERIN. N. SIKORA. D. SNYDER. E. STANICHAR. R. STASOLLA

S. STENGER. J. STONE. J. STRANGIO. M. STYDINGER. R. SULO. D. SUPERAR, R. SZABO. J. SZEZTAYE

J. TEMPLETON. S. TEMPLETON. K. TEREBETSKY. R. TIRONE. R. TIRONE. C. TOTH. D. TURK. V. VALENTI

P. VANGLAHN, M. VERA. L. VIERA. J. WALKO. K. WASHINGTON. K. WARD. T. WARD. J. WHITTOM

T. WINDOS. L. WITCOSKI. G. WOLANSKY. S. YANG. D. YANNICH. K. YIM. K. ZABEL. S. ZABLOCKI

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173 THE CLASS OF 1986

CLASS OFFICERS-Miss Hanley, Advisor; Donna Roche, Treasurer; Karen Grabowski, Vice- President; Dedrea Broughton, President; Mr. Bradach, Advisor; Michele Semenza, Secretary (not pictured).

C. ADAMS. R. ALEMAN. C. ALSTON. T. APP. O. ARRINGTON. G. ASSIMAKOPOULOS. R. BETZEL. T. BIGAI

K. BIRGL. A. BLACKMOND. J. BOHANNON. K. BONINO. J. BOSZE. S. BROCKOP. D. BROUGHTON. I. BROWN

K. BURKE. L. BURKE. L. CALDERON. K. CASSIDY. D. CHERVENAK. H. CHUNG. M. COTTO. C. COMLOSAN

M. CONSIGLIO. J. CONVERY. K. COSTANZA. D. CRIGGER. C. CRUZ. W. CRUZ. J. CUNNINGHAM. T. CUSUMANO

K. CZAJKOWSKI. K. CZAJKOWSKI. M. DELBACS. D. DESIMONE. S. DILULLO. D. DOHLSTROM. D. DOLAN. D. DULIN

L. DYER. P. DYKEMAN. E J. CHUNG. R. FINN. E. FOLEY. J. FONTANEZ. J. GALINIS. L. GALLEGO

174 S. GALLEGO. P. GALLO. J. GATTO * M. GALVANEK. S. GILLIS. L. GONZALEZ. K. GRABOWSKI. D. GRAEME

J. GRECO. D. GREENE. S. GUDMESTAD. D. GULKIS. S. HAISER. D. HALL. M. HALOSZ. C. HILL

T. HOEHLER. A. HOPKINS. B. HRONICH. A. HUNDEMANN. T. IRVING. C. ITALIANO. L. JAKUBOWCZ. C. JAUCH

J. JILES. M. JIMENEZ. B. JOHAL. M. JOHAL. P. JOHAL. S. JOHAL. C. KALICZYNSKI. L. KAMIENSKi

S. KAMIENSKI. R. KARASZI. P. KEARNEY. M. KINDZIERSKI. M. KINDZIERSKI. H. KOMLESKI. D. KOPKO. R. KOVACS

M. KRUPPA. H. KURDYLA. V. KURITZ. S. KUTCHER. I. LAZOR. J. LETTINI. S. LEWIS. A. LINDSAY

J. LONGI. J. LOPEZ B LOWERY. H LOWRANCE. M. MALIVUK. P. MANGIERI. R. MARDENLY. R. MARINO

R. MATERAZZO. S. MARTIN. O. MAURE. B. MAURO. K. MCCOMB. V. MCDONOUGH. C. MCGILLIS. D. MIESOWITZ

T. MIRABILE. W. MOJICA. E. MOKRZYCKI. A. MORALES. E. MORENO. C. MULLECKER. B. MUNIZ. R. NADOLNY

J. NARDI. S. NEGRON. D. NELSEN. D. NESTE. S. NYDICK. J. PA DILLA. H. PARK. P. PARKER

S. PARMENTIER. F. PEREZ. S. PLEWA. D. PINEIRO. M. PINEIRO. J. POLANIN. S. POLLOCK. A. QUINN

175 J. RAMOS. J. REILLY. T. RESKO. J. REYNER. A. RIBEIRO. L. RISCOE. O. ROSADO. R. RUIZ

K. RUSSO. A. RYAN. T. SALVATORE. A. SANTIAGO. P. SBAILO. C. SCANLON. D. SCERBO. J. SCIANCALEPORE.

M. SEMENZA. S. SHAH. K. SHEERIN. C. SIMON. N. SIMS. S. SLABACOWSKI. D. SMITH. G. SMITH

D. SONNENBERG. E. STAPINSKI. V. STERLACCI. D. STONE. D. SYMS. A. SZYSZKIEWICZ. W. TANG. R. TAYLOR

T. TENZI. D. TORRES. J. TOTH. P. TRAINA. J. TUBIO. M. ULHURSKY. T. UHAM. C. VALIANT

M. VALOSIN. F. VAZQUEZ. R VILLANO. A. VOLD. M. WALSH. R. YAVORSKY

176 SCOTT AKALEWICZ ELLEN BRUNNER Congratulations! We are Proud of your accomplishments. We are very proud of you and your accomplishments in high Your mother, father, 6 brother wish you success in all your school, and we wish you happiness and success always. new endeavors. G ood luck at T.L.C. Lorraine, Tom. Mark Love. Mom. Dad. & Kim

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NADIA BIGAI DEBBIE DALY Congratulations! We love you and are proud of you. Good Congratulations! We all love you very much and are very Luck for the future. proud of you. Mom. Dad. Sonia. Tania £ Vanessa Love ya. Mom. Dad. & John

AMY BJORNSEN LAURI DILULLO Your warmth, integrity and achievements overwhelm me I Congratulations! We wish you all the best of Health. Success love you U T T S A D A, A T W A B. and Happiness always. You’re the greatest! Love, M o m Love. Dad. Mom, $ Sherri

JIM BOSNOVICH EVELYN DONNELLY Congratulations. "Jim. " you did well. Best wishes & much To my lovely daughter. Best of everything in life. God bless success to you & don't worry, you'll make it. We love you. the class of '83. I love you. M o m £ D ad M o m

KEVIN BRAND ROY GODERSTAD Congratulations and Best Wishes for your future. We re To our #1 Son. Best of Luck. Happiness. & Success. Keep very proud of you. making those hoops! Love. Mom. Dad, £ Harry Much love. Mom & Dad DEBBIE JEAN SHERI GUDMESTAD Congratulations and Best Wishes to the "Light of Our Best wishes for a successful future. We hope your life is Lives." As you continue through the beautiful years ahead, filled with love and happiness. We love you. be assured we always will be beside you with our love. Mom. Dad. Scott. & Bryan M o m $ D ad

SYNDI AND STEVE JOEL GREG GUNTHER We are very proud of you. May your future be filled with joy We are very proud of you. We know it was a lot of hard % happiness. We love you very much. work. We hope you will try as hard at other obstacles in life. Mom. Dad. and Rob

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PATTI HEALEY MARY EILEEN KENELY Congratulations! You have so much to look forward to - Wherever you go. Whatever you do. Our love and best Enjoy it - Be happy - Be successful. But most of all. be wishes Are always with you. yourself. You're the best! M o m & D ad Love you. Mom

DARREN HODROSKI DONNA KREWINSKI May your future hold all you deserve: you're a very special Congratulations. We are proud of you. The very best of luck, person. We re so proud of you. Keep smiling!! success and happiness in the future. We love you. Love ya. Mom & Dad Mom. Dad, Karen, Laurie

E D H O J E C K I KERRY MCNAMARA Keep love in your heart, your faith in God. and live for your We are proud of you. We wish you the best of everything in dreams— Happiness and Success are sure to be yours. We your future. We love you. love you very much. Mom. Dad. Fran. Pat. £ Sharon Mom £ Dad. Jim. Vinney. Patricia. Jeff £ Jason

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D A W N W A R D DON RYAN-CRUISER We wish you luck: we wish you success. Keep those toes Congratulations! We are proud of all you have accom tapping and do your best. Montclair awaits you. for that plished. May you have the best of everything in your future. we re glad. Let's hope you're the best they ever had. Love. Mom. Dad, Ann Marie, i M att Love, Mom and Dad

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Good Luck, Eddie-Love, Mrs. A. Rahway Lanes Jaynel will always be "my puppy!" Good Luck. Eddie-Mr. A. Tracy from N, Plainfield So you're either gonna have to Alexandria 8 Artie Shadell Pete 8 Joann 1982 stop what you're doin' to me Mr. 8 Mrs. Arthur Shadell Page One Lounge right now. or you're gonna Jeanmarie Nelan Hearth Side Lounge have to keep doin' it ALL David M. Cap Holley 82— Good Luck. Vicky NITE LONG ! Good Luck. Eddie-Love, Mom 8 Dad Darlene 8 Tony I 1-13-82 P.L.. R.B.. M.K., 8 A B. 5-30-81 to 5 -3 1 8 1 We Love You, Eddie-Mom 8 Dad 3 Beer Nippy. Chippy. Schippe Cam pers 8 Saturday Nites!!!! Mrs. Jean Artosino Ralph all nite (Tana) Michael Kaschak, je t'aime. Mr. 8 Mrs. Edward Nelan THE BIG CHEESE (Lint) Anyhow . . Whatever . . . Pray-tell Joe Nelan Captan Dork Sawdust Shot Goal But then again. I'm just a VAD In Memory of Popa Congratulations. Kathy 8 Susy Eddie. "Our day will come!” Janine and Eddie Will Patty 8 Lulio survive? "Runaways"— Linda loves Bill Eddie. I'll never forget 6-29-8 I-Love, Me Sharon 8 Jimi The Famous Final Scene— Spotlight Eddie and Janine-Always and Forever THE WHO ARE #1 Johnny M., Good guzzler, huh? So I was really the first one, huh? Mr 8 Mrs. C. Stanberry Keep it coming!! Yowzerllll Remember Mom 's trip to Bermuda! D on Kilby Al. Sweetie, you're my favorite Santa. I'm gonna miss you, Babe. Love, Janine. Al 8 Stephie Henpel Natural red heads are forever! Kathy Hogan "S3" Nancy Roche Renee, let's remember EVERYTHING! The Sabodish Family Cheryl 8 Kevin Roll out the Barrel — Bob Seger Concert Chris Nigro '90 Give Me A Break Laughing. Crying. Living, til Dying Jason Nigro '92 Jack Rabbit Express From 5th grade on. FRIENDS FOREVER. Erik Nigro '94 John 8 Joanne Sabo There are preverts. there are perverts. Mrs. Mary McAllister (Nana) Scottt Kline 8 then there are Angela 8 Amy. Mr. 8 Mrs. James McAllister Carl Kline the EXPERTS! Luv ya. Amy! AMB Kim 8 Nicholas Cantalupe U Haul M/C, Edison. NJ Dara. Karen. 8 Amy. Cheering together Luck to Cyndil Mom 8 Dad Mary Mason since 6th grade I love you guys! IT'S ABOUT TIME KENNY HARRINGTON!!!! Hit the Jackpot. D addy Lynn. The boat, the guys, the beach, Good Luck Little Sister-Love. Brother "Joe" luck 8 Happiness. Katie the skie s Remember it all! Luv. Am y Richie 8 Rita N agy Mary Conrud (Good Luck) Thanx. to all my buddies. I LOVE YOU! Ricky 8 Robin Nagy Be happy. Ann Midurih Take care, everyone!...... END. Uncle George Good Luck Jonna Kay Pole 8 Bob Bumknife M IS HUE Good Luck in 1983 - Bert M IK E PLU TA Kathy 8 Mike Pidich Good Luck. Jonna BOB FREEMAN To Cyndi: Remember Hill Bowl? Dennis. Jr. THE K IS H 'S Breyer Robbit Good Luck. Jonna LENNY BINDOS Charles Tomas John "82" Luck in 8 3 ' M argie BRAD WILLIAMS Bongo Bob Good Luck. Jonna OUR LITTLE ANGEl-GINA MARIE The Riggio's Uncle Bobby CARTERET ELKS FRESH AIR FUND R A Y A B A Z IA Good Luck Doreen Froh "84' Good-Bye. C H S. - Laurie Quinn Good Luck, Cyndi-Ed McDonough Nephew Brian (Love Ya) JACK O'NEILL Diane Reynolds Sister Louann (Love Ya) KEN Z IE M B A Loves Brother in law W es M ike G. M arkyzak Gary Czarnecki Sister in law Lori Bob Spalzano Mr 8 Mrs. Nat Reynolds Brother Richard Wright Family Alice 8 Tom Reynolds Love, you niece. Mandy George Sims. Jr. I love you Diane - Gary C. I hope to know you forever - V.V. Richard L Bahik '78 Gary -n- Diane Always Bill Gerdon MARRIOTT ROTS Luv Ya, Di - Teddy Good Luck in "83” - Gus Good Luck "Tommy” Thanxs for Cookies - Bobby Janine and Eddie always QUINN FAMILY Hang Loose. Diane - Gary MARIA Remember the night at Cosmos Pizza. Jill Helen Theresa Gallegher Shake it up. kid - Tom m y Denise n Bobby 1-17 82 CARTERET ELKS Renee. Pete, and Paul — Luv. Diane Bob for Pres. MAUREEN C. LOVES PETE H. Powerlifting-100% Natural Best of Luck. Jonna. Love always. Dawn Comfortably NUMB-Tania The Atlantic Team!!!!! 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195 We all say Hil Di Reynolds Lots of Luck to "Our Babysitter" Kom lodi Captain Loser for Diane R. Jaffee Family Health 8 Happiness. Annie - Aunt Pat Claude says - G o for ¡till! Irene 6 Al Sohayda "Good Luck.” Love. Grandma I love you Gary C.l Diane R. Pat 8 Frank Urban "Good Luck!” Annie. Love, Patty I haven't eaten in yearsl GC Patti Uban - Vocs ”85" G ood Luck. Sucker Face!!! I love cookiesl! Luv. Gary Maxwell Smart Love. Uncle Frank 8 Aunt Maryann I owe it all to Mom 8 Dad!!!!! Love Ya. Mary. Mom 6 Dad Never Thought You'd Make It Shirley Van Pelt Congratulations. Sis. John Love. Daddy. Mom. 8 Junior The Swaen Kids Congratulations. Jimmy - Joan 8 Joe Good Luck. Annie. Love, Uncle Butch 8 Cousin Briant Mario Maldonado Jean 8 George Lourenco Remember the trees, remember the Eileen Hogan Patty-n-Jimmy 11-19-82 grass, remember me. the pain in the neck. Love. Congratulations "Kassie" Congratulations. Jim - Gary George Good luck to Kook I from Love You. Jim - Jennifer Technology these days. Annl! K ook 2! KH 8 C N Good Luck. Jim - Terry P. BIG BAS IN THE CAN I 1-24-82 Congratulations. Kathy - Gino My Kingdom for a car I still want to go camping in PA. Gino loves "i" Best Wishes - Gary 8 Jennifer USA. CIA. out of El Salvador Congratulations. Judy! P.T. '8 3 ” Good Luck, Jim - Richard Don’t forget Such's and the gang Susan 8 Mark Naples Gary Fedorco REMEMBER RICKY'S HIDEAWAY!!! P. Kindzierski Jennifer Fedorco Sheree - I LOVE YOU - Dominick A n a Cruz Richard Fedorco Dominick -n- Sheree "ENDLESS LOVE” E. Judith Cruz Joyce 8 Richie Fedorco Jackie - "I LOVE YOU” Jimmy Fernando Mendoza, Jr. Patty 8 Jimmy Forever Anthony 8 Maria Murdaco Irma Tirado Sigma Delta JUNIOR Blue 10-0-1 ”77” Kathy 8 Caliche Marques Jim. we are very proud to have you for our son. Kristi 8 Charlie Simon The Zambri Family We love you very much. My Grandsons Joseph George Love. Mom 8 Dad The Fiore Family Good Luck - Barbara. Charlie 8 Heather Donna and Bob. Nov. '82 Kelly Klan I Can’t Wait Till Summer. TS Cathy Pitterilli Ken and Roe Kelly A n d y Pandy Martie Barterillo The 6 Franchino's Good Luck. Don't forget us. Ellen Carol Rowley UNCLE JOE & AUNT ANN Mr. 8 Mrs. Angelo Sansone Terry Mulvihill Dona Griffin Mr. 8 Mrs. G. Zahorchack Patty Finn 8 Jimmy Fedorco David Mendel Congratulations. Uncle Koby 8 Aunt Mary Chris Oxner 8 Teddy Palumbo Edward Fiore Mr. 8 Mrs. G.V. Tolomeo Irene Holoka The Couillards (Couilly) Mr. 8 Mrs. Daniel Alvarez Terri Hance Officer Couillard Vern and Janet Jansen Lin the Pin Carol James Connie Fraser Sadie Baby Roe Giordano Esther Woodmansee Good Luck. Christine! Love. Nanny Debbie Harry Mr. 8 Mrs. Kichula Best Wishes — Love you. Nan Kathy Couillard. something funny. Flossie Bodnar Donna 8 Richie D in o 8 Liz Rizzi Kim-(GO-GO GIRLS) Carteret Diner Chris loves Brian The Kel- The one & only. Best Wishes. Anne Marie Duray-n-Greg 82 Nancy Tyler Love You. M om . D ad 8 J.R. Rush— Fly by Night James Kelly Best Wishes. Ronnie 8 Marie Brian and Chris — 82 Tony, the Hook Good Luck! Linda. Laura. Ronnie Linda -Loves- Bob Bob 8 Donna Love You. Sweetie - Rick's Mom Brian Lanigan J.F.K. "7 9 " FRANK ZAPPA 8 THE MOTHERS Love You. Too - Rick's Dad Irma and Brian TIPS - Teens in Peer Support Lisa, Mark, 8 Marky Fortin Rosanne Sverada ”71” Lila 8 Margaret This Bud's for you, Anne Biddy and Richie Maggie Soper Remember Ricky's Cellar Jacque and Samantha Sverada Ernie Soper Hank Loves to eat Peanuts Mutti and Vati Sverada Diane It’s against the law. Dig It? Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bolloskis Henry Mot-Hang in there. Chump Do Da Funky Chicken!!!!!!!! M r 8 Mrs. John Bobak Arlene Mot-Good Luck. Mugs Are Y o u ? Mrs George Eccleston and Family Marge Saratella Rick 8 Anne Forever! "Love Ya Anne!” Rick Uncle A n d y Jim Saratella "M y Sweet Li'l Kid.” Good Luck!! Giggles Sverada George Medvetz ” 1983” Love. Rick Congratulations. Dawn. T -"Pat Garrison” Carol Klette "Best Wishes 8 Good Luck,” Anne Marie. Love Congratulations. Dawn. T. "Mr. Avery” Chris Carbonaro-Class of '79 "UKIAH" (Rick. Bill. Roger. Fred. 8 Wally) 3rd period CPM Class Mr. and Mrs. A. Carbonaro 8 Family "Ricky. I'll Love You Always!!” Love. Anne Aunt Gussi McKnight Good Luck, Jr. Uncle Willy Rick Constantino 8 Anne Marie Snow Killer Dave Congratulations. Darlene-Mom 8 Dad Til Never Forget The Junkyard!” Fancy Nancy I made it Mom! -Darlene Slib. Scatch. Geek. Stud. Tony was here Zaleski Family Wagschlap. Cabbage. Carborator George Porgee Grandma Zaleski Mr. 8 Mrs. L.D. Nepote 8 Family Walter and Helen Brandy Gramps Zaleski Teachers have class! Connie + Buzz ” Z ” M a n Rick 8 Anne Marie "ALW AYS” Bob luvs Donna "Play Dead” Clyde Mr. 8 Mrs. Jam es H. H ays I don't want to grow up. John Ribs Urban Good Luck! Love Ya. Joe I’m a Toys R Us Kid!!!! Marge Urban Jeff and Karen Forever!!!! "F e "F e ” Nandor 8 Sandy Good Luck Annie! Love. Michele Rita -n- Mike Good Luck. Mary. Love. 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196 Burke. Cheryl. Chris. Jamie. Matthew, Daniel. Andrew C. Tom. Mary. Carlton. Veronica. Ursula. T.T. Pitts Tony, 8 Nikki Good Luck. Frank— Love. Mom The Fiore Family Crap* "83" I 6-83 (13 passes) Finally Hawk!!! Hawk's sister Rosalie A. Silva 8 Kids ROX LOVES PAULIE D. Diane Loves Glenn!! May 2, 1982 Jenifer. Christopher, and Matthew Pam loves Danny LET'S THROW EGGS!!!!!! Irving C. Gregory I'm not your motherMI! Debbie Freyer Jacquline Boone The French Motel Kar. Best of luck to my best friend! LOVE YA! Cynde. Prestina Boone Karen loves Bobby Karen + Bobby- 2-24-82 Leo "74" 8 Capricorn "76" PL + DR I 9 83 "Caught in the Act" Pointer-go slow! Kendrick Nix Peaches love* ya. honey! The Gallery E.T. 6 D o g Bite R M + C N Karen Bernard 8 Bobby Keratt Margaret McDaniels The Stuppiello's Good Luck - Mom Lousie Champ Alessio Seioucalexiore Good Luck, Sis. Sonia Vivian Champ Chester Niedzuiechi Happiness Always-MOM Robert L. Champ Leo Recamato LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL Annie Hackett Good Luck. Rita - Tony Lijoe GARE. JOEY + DANIEL PALUMBO Deola Chandice Nix Good Luck. Andy Ferrarro CAPT. WHO + SON’S M.T. "74” 8 FeFe "76" Mr and Mrs. Charles Eazekas Best of luck "Snada Bigmouth" Chandice 8 Louis Hank was here '83 Vanessa N. D unphy James 8 Dorothy Hackett Raymond A Dobrovosky Nadia. Glad to see you made it The Nobles Family From Mother Ashby (CFS) MIKE. DEBBIE. MICHAEL. TOMMY Quinetta Nobles Good luck, Oreo Cookie AL. LINDA, 8 GINA MANTOVANI Teresa Nobles Nadia + Vanessa SISSY Joanna Morency Golch — THE BARTENDER Good luck Nadia-Love, Oyster Luther 8 Minnie Champ Daryl MICHAEL RISPOLI David 8 Allyene Hunter Kathy— Good Luck. Vicky Eileen and Tom D'Amico Gayle 8 Brett Hunter Snack Bar Lee Good Luck Minnie Scootch-Big Scootch D esparado and B B Brandy Pete 8 Joann-Vicky 8 Dave Amy’s a Minnie Scootch Happy Birthday with Bracelets GOOD LUCK VICKY. LOVE. MOM 8 DAD Best of Luck. 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