Audubon High School - Le Souvenir Yearbook (Audubon, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1969 volume:

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Team effort is novv the ruleg group participation is going into effect. Championship teams are Audubon's pride. The Student Council discusses liberal policies with the administration. lm- provements on existing buildings are evi- dent. The dimensions of the school are to be extended by a new library and class- room area. Students vvill be offered more variety in curriculum selection. Mobility is truly a sign of the times at AHS. 0 B Faculty .. , . . 4 Seniors ...,........ 22 Underclasses. 5G Activities ..., ,... 6 6 Sports .... c c . 98 Q. a X ?- 4 11' I? 'a E .X 54. .' , WIS ' N 45, ..- 1, ' L' : ' '11 '.1,4 ' ,D :Qu U .,,.. w +-js. E25 1-, X F f iw. M ff'-'fiiifs-, V. . '3.- , . 'fl ' ' .-, 7' P xg-.'.gf'.2JF ' ',f??l'3'f T' -5? rg I 'Biff :Q . gf' ' .q r ,- ., - ,of n-gf .f W In m 1, 1 bf. ,E I M ,. Q., C I 'Sag ' - .il 1' Q Q 3 n 9 t I s., iff ' '75, '-' ' ifbf' 4 ' . s ' f 1 VIN ' .rfb -n . lb ,'sf'-5'-'eg Y' 'f ,. I , an .5 , Z 33th, 55+ , '- ..- -a. g fix! . 5 ll zxigft 1 A .nf 'sf 1 ga Q, J .'.v, G 1 Q I . .N . -ff? '- , . w V ,sfff-?' 'is 3 if ,A A4 .wvzwm Rail wfvfgq, X ,.1--- 1 '.:1 QI f ' 'F' ,Z ' x P M1 M .gm .4.,', -1 fk - S . . Q.-4' ty . .I I 1 .z. t -r ,ff u ,ff . 1' 1 5 f ' ' ,i-'lf '- .j Q .- 1 3,151.37-' 'W' vu., -Q Q? 5 Q 'ff-51 , , V 1 1 F fi 55... l ' ...JQJ 4 .4-gg FACULTY WE DEVELOP DEEPER INSIGHT I firm Everything comes if a man will only wait. TANCRE SUPERINTENDENT Of SCHOOLS JOHN F. REGAN, ED.D. New York University Superintendent of Schools SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE We are on the brink ot our destiny-lunar explo- ration, plastics, genetic coding and the acceleration ot general knowledge press us to make new deci- sions which must be based on critical analysis, sound values and our humanity. World peace and human dignity are still para- mount goals for mankind. With the rate ot new knowledge increasing, we find ourselves with more questions than there are answers. Each graduate must think deeply on these new questions. As you enter the world of work or the world of tuture study, what will your contribution be to our great country? Let each ot us consider ourselves a lamp to Dr. John F. Regan explains the blueprints tor the new library. brighten rna grandeur of our nantaaay rna darkness BGARD of EDUCATION ot our present world and the unknown paths ot our destiny. Dr. John F. Regan Seated: lvlr. Donald G. Reckeweg, lvlr. Walter J. Kling, Vice-President, Mr. Samuel E. Ferrante, President, Dr. John E. Regan, Superintendent of Schools, lvlr. Roy R. Potts. Standing: Mr. Harry Hancock, Jr., Mr. Walter E. Casebeer, lvlr. George Doren, Mr. William F. Stephens, lvlr, Robert G. Hartmann. Not pictured: Mr. Ralph J. Carr, Secretary. xx. mm--h I - As administrator, Mr. Elmer D. June is kept occupied with paperwork. Mr. James E. Held checks out one of his well-organized lists. PRINCIPAL ELMER D. JUNE, M.A. Columbia University High School Principal PPINCIPAIJS MESSAGE Commencement is the ending of one phase of your education and the beginning of another. For many this second phase will require long hours of study and for others major adjustments to new routines and new people. At times some will be- come discouraged and wonder if the effort will prove profitable. Preparing for a profession or preparing for anything worthwhile is a long pull, and almost any of us might be tempted to quit before we finish. Anyone who reaches competence, not to mention eminence, has made considerable sacrifice along the way. The satisfactions gained from reaching one's goal usually outweigh other factors. You will, one day, be grateful you did not give up. lVly best wishes to the Class of 1969. Elmer D. June ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL JAMES E. HELD, B.S. Rider College Assistant Principal The longer a person lives the more he realizes that real inward happiness and contentment are not achieved merely by acquiring material posses- sions. True happiness is acquired by giving, not getting-giving of one's self. In your education you have received the gifts of centuries-treasures from the great authors, the gifts of nature, the wonders of science, moral pre- cepts from clergy, parents and teachers. Daily we take and receive from those around us. Now, as you are about to take your place in the world, may you be inspired to pass these gifts on. The successes you attain will be more meaningful and enjoyable as you give of yourself. James E. l-leld Mrs. Anna Fay McCourt and Rick Whitfield during dress rehearsal make note of cor- rections needed on the Sen- ior Play. Mr. John Cornevv, Student Council adviser, works hand in hand with students to help complete the float. doing their own thing Lining the football field before each game is one of Mr. Half-3'3 jobs, A moment of frustration startles Coach Tom Curley. GUIDANCE Reasonable solutions for countless queries. The college-picker-outer simplifies a dilemma GARY M. KASPRACK, Ed.M. MARY ANN FREIDMAN, Ed.M. University of Pittsburgh University of Buffalo Guidance Coordinator of Guidance Services Research proves valuable in counseling students. , ' JOHN P. CORNEW, JR., A.B. Dickinson College Qi1.1x1L13.rs:,'f,wNu.,,...:u.,..3W1.L XKLA A k 4 me Q1 mmf A-.. E If YK UH .1-Q.. .w.a. X, Kilim . Lel your fingers do the walking . . JOSEPH GENOVESE, B.A. Glassboro State College Library LIBRARY ENGLISH if , ll if -2, , my fi Creative Junior School essays arouse a sense of humor, I MARY H. PROVINE, B.A. PATRICIA McKAY, B.A. ANNA F. McCOURT, B.A Glassboro State College Glassboro State College Frederick College Reading, Grades 7 and 8 English, Grade 7 English, Grade 8 Vo-cab-u-lar-y-that which is spoon- fed to students. PEGGIE SIMPKINS, B.A. Trenton Slate College English I DOROTHY K. FELL, B.A. PEGGIE SIMPKINS, B.A. ANDREW R. FABIAN, A.B. MARY B. BOCHET, B.A. Gettysburg College Trenton Stale College King's College Paterson State College English I English I English Il, Public Speaking English II and Ill ROXANNE IRVING, B.A. RICHARD P. HURFF, B.A. Douglass College Ursinus College English Ill and IV English IV, Honors English IV Advanced Composition Tapes revive Medieval lute and viol for Seniors. Juniors reflect upon bons mots. EVELYN E. WHITE, M.A. Bryn Mawr English Ill and IV MATHEMATICS WILLIAM J. WESTPHAL, B.A Montclair State College Algebra ll BARRY B. BEALOR, A.B. Susquehanna University Math l, Algebra Ill, Trigonometry Introduction to Calculus and Analytic Geometry Lower grades are taught other base systems. GEORGE A KINKLER B S JOSEPH SOPKO B S Glassboro State College Mansfield State College Arithmetic Grade 8 Arithmetic, Grade 7 A thorough expla Objective: to simplify the intricacies of math th A PHYSICAL SCIENCE as-ummm me Be the first one on your block to get one! THEODORE G. KAUFMAN, B.A. JON B. DREW, B.S. CAROL ANN GALLAGHER, B.A Temple University Grove City College Glassboro State College introductory Physical Science IPS, General Science General Science, Grade 8 X BENJAMIN WEIL, M.S. University of Pennsylvania Biology THOMAS J. CURLEY, M.A. Temple University iiiff 'Q Using a model to build a theory Biology f 1 Getting down to the real nitty-gritty! GEORGE R. MacCULLOCH, B.S. HARRY B. TUNIS, M.S. West Chester State College University of Pennsylvania Physics and Electronics I and ll Chemistry Chemical composition is discussed ata high level, 50 94? 82.908 Ta 380.948 .mttianum Ser x DU Nl LU LH LIB 58.9332 sail Baba 55.37 sim difwxft? .-in ma H2 IU 14,82 A xgk ., t ' iii y our 64 he 12,59 so Sn 118,69 82 Pb 207.19 83 ll Eu Gd Tb P gn Cd In I 1 1 'PS 4 in Pl 1 ' X ' Tl 92.2 means iss, A 5:5- 15l.ElE 157.25 158,924 l , 95 sa 97 sa Am Cm Bk Cf 12433 !247l I247l IIN!! 12541 Pick a country, any country. JOSEPH L. BENDORF, B.A. Glassboro State College Science, Grade 7 SOCIAL STUDIES wt HERMAN R. GREENBEFIG, B.S. Mansfield State College World History and U.S. History I The Globe-a world geography bonus. EUGENE C. HART, B.A. Trenton State College World Geography Personal Economics Meeting to discuss curriculum development. WILLIAM L. LAIR, B.S. MICHAEL NARDUCCI, B.A. Trenton State College Glassboro State College Community Citizenship History ofthe Eastern Hemisphere 4 , 2:21 .fi.kV A f .. .24 FRANK E. KELLER, A.B. Catawba College World History U.S. History ll Colorful bulletin boards enliven classroom atmosphere The give-a-show -an aid to communication. EDWARD W. TAYLOR, B.S. RICHARD A. WILKINSON, B.S. Temple University Shippensburg State College U.S, History I and ll U.S. History I ALYNDA H. PRATT, M.S. Glassboro State College History ofthe Western Hemisphere RUTH G. LORD, B.S. Rutgers University Community Citizenship, U.S, History I Health I I FOREIGN e , x LANGUAGE 11,.v iJU'l1S ii Ross c. cHiuMEN'ro, A.B. QQ',QS'NORDt Bucknell University I ,Q French , fm CYS-5 I3 EN Q51- JACQUELINE A. KLAGHOLZ, B.A. Penna. State University Spanish I, II and III A combined effort for Spanish scholars. LOUISE P. HOUSEL, M.S. University of Pennsylvania Latin and French I Preparing for an interview with DeGauIle. KARLENE MORRISON, B.A. Rutgers University Spanish I and English II Looking it up in Harper's Unabridged 2' or M ,A BUSINESS BETTY B. ROSELL, M.S. University of Pennsylvania Stenography, Typing and Office Training THE BEGINNING BALANCE SHEE1' gf? 'I Does everyone have her head set, and can we begin? DIANE M. ROSELLE, B.A. ROBERT M. BURDO, B.A. Montclair State College Bloomsburg State College Accounting l, General Business Business Law Junior High Typing General Business, Accounting ll HE OPENING ENTRY aesmnims sumo: sneer :N we Saows WHAT is owwso win? is owen Ano THE NET wonm or me 'N : V ' ' A-I . 9 'v The long road to prosperity. Preparing people for the work program. Fingers on the home rovv. ANNE HARTLE PLUMB, B.S. Tusculum College Typing land ll, General Business MICHAEL J. SPONTAK, B.S. Bloomsburg State College Clerical Practice l and ll Business Mathematics V2 -Q . 5 f. , --it f iv INDUSTRIAL AFITS be-4 Our local shop experts will in the near future und this complex machinery. ffrww A straight line does not form an S WAYNE W. RHEINER, Ed.M. M. SIRI, B.S. ROGER W. HORNEFF, B.A. Rutgers University Trenton State College Trenton State College Mechanical Drawing, Metal and Machine Shop Industrial Arts, Wood Shop Mechanical Drawing, Wood Shop HOME ECONOMICS Mechanical Drawing - I Next year we get a new mixer. PHYLLIS DuCOlN, B.S. Drexel Institute of Technology Foods, Home Economics I and ll LINDA BLACK, B.A. Montclair State College Home Economics I ,Q II up PHYSICAL EDUCATIGN J ,V W PM f, WALTER E. FILLMAN, B.A. , f' g 4 College of William and Mary Ly f 'jf-'e ! 1 A , T I , Physical Education JAMES R. HOPKINS, M.A. Columbia University Physical Education, Health f' .Aft ' ff T 2 1' 4,-f i , of ' ,f iv, 1 Don't try to shoot until you get the ball! CAMELLIA T. YANIAK, B.A. Parsons College Physical Education, Health JOHN F. KLING, B.S. Rutgers University Personal Economics Driver and Safety Education JoANN SHAW, B.A. Glassboro State College Physical Education, Health IRVING J. LIPPE, M.Ed. Rutgers University Driver and Safety Education Health and First Aid SAFETY EDUCATION -W f- 1' 2. In possession ofthe pigskin. . ti f-7 A BERTHA H. HAND, R.N. Cooper Hospital School Nurse ,,,, 1 - , :X kix ' ' I an ' t i, in . XtQl.i,i K , ' ,g 9' P wemns X, .,t. ,Q Q ' ' , ..., Q.. . , 5 .. Ni, as Q i A ff l ., 4' - -A -t, xt 'Ti S This isn't going to hurt at all! Fiemi nd me to hide il you're ever licensed, iw ART RONALD L. SHENK, B.A. Glassboro State College Art Critical perception stimulates student acumen Fill this card out in triplicate. ,el A persevering director attempts a delicate nuance. .. MITCHELL A. BECK, s.s. Temple University Dil'ECIOI' of lnSYI'Umef'lf8l Music RICHARD M. SMITH, B.S. West Chester State College Music SECFZETAFZIAL STAFF fofewm. tim lo l.. .wail Mrs. Dietrich and Mrs. Abbott display the secretarial skills that make them invaluable. Their presence in the General Office assures the faculty and stu dent body of competent help. The mail and switchboard are also in their care Those seeking guidance always find Mrs. Ander- son available. Matters that go beyond the scope of her duties are referred to student's individual counselor. ,..t,-..4 gk....l A. tk.kk , X ' x 43 tw X af 3 E . .,.. g .,.. T Q as N td if at Q l f-3 3334 -. -sf' .fwfr r 5 2.-sg Q- Q4M,:,M3AaX-: QW all V is .avg A vi-ff 'asf 4797 'MJ Qi, si .Sf-t 1 ?,...,i tk ., ftyii, . XA ., K . Ar, ,. lift , ii' .-. t -- ,N k Nw 'E .. 'Q V tg -'N . - 1 . 3 azz . , - , 1... 'R .. .. wi.-mg. - ..,.p Mr : ...,. , ,. ' - Q ... . an ,- Keeping the ledger balanced for all accounts throughout the school is one of Mrs. Elaine Heck- roth's diversified duties. As secretary to Mr. Carr, she handles records for fiscal matters. CAFETERIA STAFF Everyday you can see these women working to make a nutritious meal for the students and faculty. The staffs friendliness adds to the pleasure of eating the lunches served. Commen- dation and appreciation are expressed to the staff members pictured at the right. From left to right they are-Mrs. A. DeMattia, Mrs. M. Coyle, Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs. V. Gaillard, Mrs. J. Muench, Mrs. F. Hyder, Mrs. C. Stanley. MAINTENANCE STAFF tiff .sq , I VL 13'- vy. , , ' -- .. Audubon's maintenance men all serve well helping to keep AHS operable. Among their du- ties, repair of time-worn fixtures is one of the most painstaking. Recent renovations have in- creased efficiency and incentive to perform tasks. In the picture at the left is Mr. William E. Green, Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds. vu rv- After a busy morning of preparing and serving the food, tne cafeteria ladies enjoy a relaxing cup of coffee. .nd During their free periods, teachers get together to discuss improvements. Mr. Elmer June and Mr. James Held confer about problems which confront administrators. keeping in character :Lx-1 Pg: ' ':?27,, 'fix 1,1556--, '15, .f,.gg?. , .v,,f., -,p.if1'!F7 1 4-1:16a f cc- . ', ,E h,,.'1Qg 511 lf . 'ki , H. . : ,'?,2.. 5:54 K .3 :Lk ,5-ag. - i,2Zs.-39111, -' .M --yygr., . . .--.-ng, f ..-51-i .f,1.. - 'Z x Cl4f?? VF? A SQL-aw' - . f1541 f'F2 'f if fm-.Ne-ff: ,,+'??m 2 1 ,-,:.sf- ' 3- 95' .- is .L-355 -' A 'Wfgfff . K SQ 339' , 92 ., 'E x 11 :Sir-r wf-wff - 4 . . . .-.?. .i. ..... V. 'I n 1 J L A I- N .Q i ., . , .. -. . 344: A !:'n.mf'z-f 1' UQ.-.,,l, S., .Jah 24.74. gum ,.. ' 1 5 LN' ' . rss' ,..: -:ra 4 ' -112 'L-Q5 '-be 1 ' mf . ' I 2T'iY f -ri L,?,:2igg:..xaf ., , :sin ... ,.. . ...-. ..... -... -0. 1-- . - '...,- ........ NJ, , 3, .. - -.- ---V- . V--:.::1 - ' I , I . u Ii 9 W I I I I X .. .. vf I k W ig Oi- .f-uf .Xi ,E . L-ui, , . J VE. H , -:gil - 'ta -if?-bf-f.: Qiwxlz' .gf..ri -' .P-512 4 ' :Eff--2 E' ef 719152. f:'Zi':f'M' ff -:mg 5'?ZA'f ff in fi fee 5531: if - Y , 1 ' -'?'f:V'f ' II U5 'X-Lf 5, , 'Ii 'M fi -,-. ., 'lf '- .1 -f . w N- .al rg,6,d,L.:,. - 1: xxvvt l iraq' ixwf X a 1 1 Aj , 3.33 .ag ', ga 5 st ', 1 .54-J, ' 1-:' x ff' 11454 -af., 1.35 7 -13? QE- QQ-gp ,lx 1- vl- S E N I O R WE DEFINE OUR VALUES g Q 6 m No man can climb out beyond the limitations of his character. ROBESPIERRE The time approaches for the Class of 1969 to fulfill the goal for which it has been working these four years. Members are happy to have reached another important step in life, but there is a shade of sadness at the thought of leaving scenes and friends we have come to know. Now that it is time to move on and take our place in society, we can look back with appreciation for the help and guidance the class has received from the faculty and administration. Any success we as individuals might meet, will be due, in part, to the many experiences enjoyed in Audubon High School. On behalf of all our class officers, l would like sincerely to thank the Class of 1969 for the honor and pleasure of serving them. Paul Kershaw Class President Linda Hand Ken Sebastian Secretary Treasurer Paul Kershaw President Althea Vail Vice-President TOP TEN SENIORS ASL :be fix? SANDRA HENNING KYLE J. KRAMER MARSHA A. COX NANCY E. RAHME X Q XSS N GQ' sf? M-...O -,.- ,. . . X SY Km S - -- - - - g v -- 5 ., , , 211 1:1 3? . , .X :.EEh:E5.'-' L 3: JOAN M. DOREN MARI-ANNE T. THOMPSON PEGGY A. WALTER ANTOINETTE D. GAGNON AAAA . A A ,. 3 fir:--1 - . N ' 3 .A A V JS J 5 Sw If' .,,. Q ? . Nm . DIANNE L. HARKER JANET M. WALKER .. .V 5 ,... 4 scott Lee Abbott Abb . . . have party-will travel . . . school is a neces- sary evil . . . seen with Vigg, Sooch, Wol, and Walt. . .fu- ture plans include Navy. Joseph J. Beerley Joe . . . surfs at Wildwood . . . a summer blond . . . Choir member . . . Cross Country . . . varied outside interests . . . enjoys a good time . . . future unknown. Brenda Allen One of the 59th Street gang in Ocean City . . . Junior Play Committee . . . no love for school-especially Eng- lish . . . future plans include IBM school . . . from the Mount. Stephen Ft. Beach Steve . . . big man on gridiron . . . seen with Tob ...at ease with the girls... loves a good time . . . rea- son for teachers' gray hair. if Carol Elaine Bergh Avid softball player . . . loves the surf and sand . . . digs World History, but U.S. History puzzles her . . . on the quiet side . . . her future is unknown. Richard W. Applegate Dick . . . enjoys the shore . . . former Cross Country man . . . l don't get it . . . has outside interests . . . has not decided his future. Kathleen Ann Beese Kathy . . . petite . . . Le Souvenir Business Staff . . . Junior Play Committee . . . seen with Candy . . . has various outside interests . . . future in business college. i V Q... Daniel J. Auletto Danny . . . one of the Tower boys . . . versatile fullback . . . company al- ways includes girls . . . hopes to become very rich . . . favorite subjects?- lunch and shop. Edward John Beail Sun on the baseball dia- mond . . . likes to have fun . . . Prom and Junior Play Committees . . . You are so bad . . . can do without Spanish . . . seen with Bill. Richard H. Best, Jr. Benny . . . Physics man . . . rides a motorcycle . . . seen with Red . . . quiet during class . . . hopes to go to college . . . outside in- terests. My ,,,, . Z 35 at v,:,lf:f,? ' , Rachelle M. Biondo That figures . . . can do without gym . . . shore-goer . . . frequents the dances . . . Senior Usher . . . Con- cert Choir. . . will enter the business world as a stenog- rapher-secretary. Warren A. Bowen, Jr. Butch . . . AVA man . . . has outside interests . . . no love for English . . . usually quiet in school . . . future plans include photography school. Paula Alicia Bezot Bzzt . . . salesgirl in Wild- wood . . . Drill Team . . . Le Souvenir Business Staff . . . bubbly personality. . . a true friend . . . future plans in- clude teaching . . . seen with Jane and Barb. T iyll C. Allen Bostick, Jr. Al . . . drives a mean Chevy . . . one of the Evad- ers.. .Prom Committee . . . goes to Wildwood . . . Cool it, Jack . . . bound for col- lege. Edward C. Brady Head . . . digs psyche- delic music . . . plays a lot of drums . . . Whattttt? . . .seen with Greg and Gary . . . always ready for a joke . . . plans to travel to Can- ada l?l. Robert T. Borrelli Bobo . . . enjoys all types of summer sports. . . Parrot . . . always has something to say . . .gives Mr. Kling gray hair. . . future in Journalism. Martha Jane Brewer Janie . . . Usher . . . beau- tician school plans . . . fu- ture as hairdresser . . . no love for Spanish . . . dia- monds are a girl's best friend . . . seen with Barb and Paula. v ., I W27??f5r:r1?f2f'fi' Q ,. V. ,.,. . ,.f fa, ..,,, .V , ,- ., -- .1 f Charles E. Biederman Charl . . . Football and Track . . . member of the light f'?l set . . . visits the Atco track often . . . future unknown as yet . . . always has something to say. N Margaret Anne Bowen Margie .. .A.F.S. .. .Pep Club... Library Club. . . a shore person . . . t'Jolser . . . one of Mr. Greenberg's disciples . . . plans future as music teacher . . . not quiet. Diane Marie Brooks Di . . . frequents the Riv- iera . . . Senior Usher . . . You're kidding . . . has dislike for gym . . . seen with Rachelle and Nancy... future carries a question m ark. Walter S. Browne, Ill Walt . . . finds carburetors interesting . . . Pine Street fellows . . . jokes around in machine shop . . . seen with Dick . . . intends to become mechanic. Michael V. Carbone, Jr. Carby . . . newcomer from Camden to A.H.S .... drives a 427 Chevy in trig class . . . last to come, first to leave . . . shy of opposite sex . . . future, get out of school. Charles F. Byrne Charlie Brown . . . con- siders school a necessary evil . . . has outside inter- ests . . . does enjoy history class . . . plans a future serving the country. Jeanne F. Campbell Soupie . . . spirited cap- tain ofthe Cheerleaders . . . many school activities . . . full social life . . . always there . . . works hard . . . possible future as an airline stewardess. Alan Wayne Chambers Al . . . rather on the quiet side in school . . . hard worker . . . Sorry about that . . . plans include col- lege . . .seen with Allen . . . plays baseball . . . frequents the shore. Jeffery S. Cabaniss Jeff . . . working man . . . school a necessary evil . . . not at ease with physics . . . interests don't include school . . . friendly . . . fu- ture undecided. Deborah J. Cerri Mouse . . . could do with- out U.S. History . . . Why? . . . sews her own clothes ...AFS.. PepClub... Drill Team alternate . . . Library Club . . .future legal secretary. Patricia Ann Cain Patty . . .do blondes have more fun? . . . Cheerleader ...FTA...Usher...knows Florida . . . takes to the water . . . Yeah, sure . . . college-bound . . . future teacher. David William Cannon Dave . . . seen in Ocean City . . . rarely heard from ...gone at 3:10 . . . not sure of his future . . . has varied outside interests. J ,f i Robert P. Cirillo Sooch . . . favorite sub- jects are Wildwood and parties . . . one of the Pine Street crowd . . . seen with J. B., Shorty and Knoll . . . future includes further edu- cation. William J. Conroy Wart . . . Bad man from the Mount . . . thoughts probe great depths . . . drives a mean Rambler . . . ' takes out Chich i?l . . . Prom Committee . . . future col- lege man. Michele Ann Coyle Shel . . . no love for school, especially English .. .a shore person . . . Oh, man! . . . future plans: air- line stewardess . . . seen with Candy, Cathy, and Maureen . . . well-dressed. William H. Cleaver, Ill Bill . . .Cross Country... Photography Club . . . likes electronics . . . college in future . . . works at Haddon View Apartments . . . For- get it . . . no love for Spanish. Linda Marie Cox Goes by various aliases . . . Student Council . . . Le Souvenir Business Staff . . . Junior Play Committee . . . future plans: marriage--if someone is available . . . seen with Kathy and Eileen. Bonnie Gayle Crumley Bon . . . Hockey. . . Soft- ball . . . Freshman Basket- ball . . . seen at all sports activities . . . hangs around with Jeanne . . . future: col- lege . . . outside interests. Helen Marie Cook Henry . . . Basketball manager. . . FTA . . . Prom Committee . . . Color Guard . . . I have no idea! . . . future: Home Economics teacher or Spanish teacher . . . seen with Pat and Marsha. Thomas Daily Tom . . .enjoys swimming and camping . . . What's up? . . . not often heard from . . . has outside inter- ests . . . plans to go on to college. Eileen S. Collins Ei . . . Le Souvenir Busi- ness Staff . . . Junior Play Committee . . . likes the shore and swimming . . . no love for English . . . future plans unknown. Marsha Anne Cox Le Souvenir Literary Editor ...OfficeAide...FTA... Color Guard . . . loves to sleep . . . drives a bug . . . That's a no-no . . . plans to be a teacher. Nancy Ellen Danella Excellent in all sports . . . Le Souvenir Business Staff . . . Senior Usher . . . a brain . . . always well- dressed . . . future plans in- clude college . . . seen with Linda. Craig Edgar Davis Elvis . . . Basketball-any time of the year . . . Holy Mackerel . . . no love for school . . . dislikes math of any kind . . . future plans: college . . . seen with Ken. William B. Dickerson Will . . . basketball is his sport . . . lf looks could kill . . . has a love for his- tory . . . seen with Jeff . . . future as a lawyer. Douglas James Davis Doug . . . Cross Country ...Tumbling . . . Choir. .. likes to work-as little as possible . . . seen with any- one who plays basketball . . . Sue me . . . future gym teacher. Gregory F. Dellapia Mr. Dellapia . . . manages for all varsity teams . . . Barnade . . . loves biol- ogy??? . . . school is a nec- essary evil . . . drives a hot Dodge. Stephen A. DiNunzio Steve . . . seen at the shore . . . likes football . . . future is undecided . . . could do without school , . . friendly . . . outside inter- ests. Philio A. Davolos, Jr. Student Council Vice-Presi- dent . . . Football and Track . . . not at a loss for words . . . colleqe-bound . . . loves a good time . . . future stock analyst . . . friendly. William A. DiMicheIe L.B. D . . . Football . . . seen with Fied and Benny . . . has great writing talent . . . plans to go on to college then be a president or king. Edward A. Deal Ed , . . Basketball fanatic . . . Le Souvenir Business 1 Staff . . .friendly . . . loves l study hall . . . I qive up . . . future plans include a science career. l Eileen M. DeRobertis Le Souvenir Business Staff . . . Office Aide . . . Library Club . . . French Club . . . Prom Committee . . . Keg- ger . . . boy watcher . . . digs Ocean City . . . enjoys school . . . future unknown. Martin D. Di0rio Mart . . .enjoys swimming and bowling . . . Concert Choir . . . loves history . . . seen with Allen and Gary . . . plans to enlist in the Navy. Robert M. DuCoin Dukey . . . seen around Gino's . . . hails to us from the Park . . . Frosh and J.V. Football . . . known for box- ing ability . . . future college man. Nancy Lee Feeters No love for school . . . Mr. Wilkinson's headache . . . Junior Play props and Usher Committee . . . future is un- decided . . . seen with Erma and Donna . . . never quiet in class. Joan Margo Doren Le Souvenir Business Staff . . . Honor Society . . . Li- brary Club . . . French Club . . . Office Aide . . . always traveling . . . lively and amusing . . . Wouldn't you know it! . . . college-bound. William G. Eggers, Jr. Shorty . . . versatile quar- terback . . . one of the Pine Street crowd . . , drives a hot Caddy . . . Bet me . . . good friend to have . . . fu- ture plans undecided. . I James J. Finnegan Fingers . . . member of the White Tower gang . . . considers school extra-cur- ricular. . . lives,for lunch . . . future could hold anything . . . various outside- inter- ests. Debbie Drzewucki Debbie . . . long blond ' hair . . . J. M. presents a problem . . . favorite sub- ject is lunch . . . no love for English . . . future plans: marriage . . . seen with Candy, Kathy, Shirley. David G. Earling Wong Ling . . . comes from the Park . . . enjoys giving teachers gray hair . . . loves Algebra Il . . . solid Chevy man , . . plans to attend college . . . just has fun. Mark English Joseph . . . CurIey's guardman . . . Prom Com- mittee . . . enjoys gym class . . . the banker's friend . . . Give me . . . visits Midas Muffler often . . . at ease with the opposite sex. Patricia E. Fore Lawrence J. Fox Pet . . . Juniorgnd Senior Lar . . . Junior and Senior Plays . . . Assembly Com- Play casts . . . Spanish Club mittee . . . FHA . . . Senior . . . Photography Club . . . Usher . . . You don't know Parrot Staff . . . drives a the real me . . .future home blue Comet . . . seen with economist . . . dislikes ac- John . . . plans to go to col- courlting. lege. Linda Lee Franecki Steps with the Drill Team . . .AFS member.. .Junior Play Committee . . . Le Souvenir Aide . . . has out- side interests . . . plans to become a teacher. Antoinette D. Gagnon Toni . . . Parrot Staff . . . National Honor Society . . . Check it out . . . plans a career in nursing . . . no love for math . . . seen with a bunch of nuts. John David Frett Choir member . . . Band member . . . works at Thrift Drugs . . . loves machine and wood shop . . . no pas- sion for English . . . headed for the deep blue sea. Marilyn J. Fuller Herbie . . . Varsity Hockey . . Freshman Basketball . . . Le Souvenir Aide . . . Can't win 'em all . . . no love for school . . . future plans: graduate . . . seen with Joy and Edie. Jack Gantz Chevy forever! . . . Cross Country . . . quiet . . . seen with Bill . . . plans to be an auto mechanic . . . dislikes English class . . . always driving. Christine Friel Chris . . . I don't know . . . no love for math, espe- cially geometry . . . favorite subject: English . , . future plans include career as hairdresser . . . never quiet in homeroom. Frank Gantz Paco . . .Tennis Team... a cycle rider . . . We don't need it . . . considers physics unnecessary . . . seen with Bob . . . future college man. Stephen Paul Fuhs Fuzzy . . . seen with George . . . Football and Track . . . at ease around the opposite sex . . . loves to surf . . . goal: college . . . sense of humor. Nancy J. Gaetiens Are you kidding? . . . en- joys history but not English . . . worships the summer sun . . . shore-goer . . . will work after graduation . . . outside interests. Nancy E. Gesell Summer work at Lady of Lourdes . . . you know! . . . a math scholar . . . no love for history . . . marriage is included in future plans . . . never quiet in home- room. Mark Van Gleason Van . . . lifeguard . . . can be seen at Del's . . . a real cut up . . . Football . . . get right . . . goal: to become wealthy . . . outside inter- ests. Ruth K. Greener Karen . . . a Spanish scholar . . . Usher . . . Color Guard . . . works at Grants . . . Bet me! . . .from the Mount . . . seen with Mary and Linda . . . future is un- decided. Mary Jo Giordano Mair . . . I forget . . Guidance Office Aide . . . Junior Play Committee . . . Usher . . . seen at all the school activities . . . unde- cided as to her future. Robert M. Goldey Bob . . . has something in store for an algebra teacher? . . . Keep your cool . . . not shy around opposite sex . . . seen with Laz and Mike . . . future includes service. Bonnie D. Griffith Drill Team Squad Leader . . . Le Souvenir Secretary ...fun to be with . . .future secretary . . . Prom and Play Committees . . . Usher . . . seen with Micki . . . never quiet. William K. Glocke Oscar . . . one of Jake's revolutionists . . . drives a mean Corvair . . . enjoys tak- ing driver's test . . . a real ladies' man . . . future ser- viceman. Robert John Griffith Gaf . . . developed a passionate fear of barber shops . . . loves his guitar . . . plays rhythm for Cau- tions . . . future includes a Canadian visit. Margaret K. Glancey Margie . . . FTA . . . Pep Club . . . occasional office worker . . . likes to bowl . . . boy watcher . . . on the quiet side . . . plans to go to Art school. George M. Gordon Gordy . . . a must on all varsity sports, but doesn't always make curfew . . . Keep your cool . . . seen at Steve's house . . . future includes college. Eugene E. Grippi Grip . . . always running with Track . . . enjoys his- tory . . . on the quiet side . . . has outside interests . . . waiting for the draft board to catch him. Gary E. Hadley Enjoys baseball . . . not heard from much . . . for- get it . . . plans to make his career in the business world . . . has various out- side interests. We ,y, Paul E. Hartstein, Ill Hart . . . come off it . . . one year on Student Council . . . favorite sub- ject is lunch . . . seen with Ron . . . college is next. . . Civil Defense man. Thomas Scott Hamilton We don't need it . . . Football . . . Honor Society . . . Track . . . on the quiet side . . . dislikes English . . . seen with John and Ken . . . goal: college. Dianne L. Harker Dinah . . . quiet-only during class . . . no love for school, especially his- tory . . . enjoys a good time . . . future plans un- known . . . seen with Bev. Sandra Henning Sandy . . . Drill Team squad leader . . . Honor Society . . . Junior Class Secretary . . . Prom and Christmas Ball Committees . . . seen with the boys . . . Pep Club . . . college- bound. Linda Ruth Hand Peach . . . Drill Team Captain . . . Le Souvenir Business Staff . . . person- ality plus . . . Fteally? . . . future in the business world . . . seen with Dena. Ronald N. Heller Herk . . . Varsity Track . . . Freshman Football . . . really heaves a shot put . . . Hey fatso! . . . future in the Armed Services . . . Civil Defense man. Beverly J. Handforlh Bev . . . on the quiet side . . . dislikes all kinds of math . . . Publicity Com- mittee for Junior Play . . . seen with Dianna . . . has no future plans. Christine V. Harmon Chris . . . Junior Play cast . . . Choir. . . Madrigal Group . . . Honor Society . . . French Club . . . enthu- siastic worker . . . plans a career in special education . . . always busy. M ii1li Allen Rex Henry Al . . . not much heard from except at the lunch table . . . seen with Al C. . . . likes to bowl . . . hopes to continue in computers after high school. Lynn Holtzapfel Holtz . . . comes from the Park . . . avid dancer . . . plans to become airline stewardess after gradua- tion . . . digs the sand and surf . . . likes the clerical course. Douglas J. Jerolmack Doug . . . Cross Country runner . . . likes all sports . . . not extremely fond of algebra . . . plans a career in teaching . . . outside interests. George M. Henry Seen with Dave . . . Track . . . a cut-up . . . has out- side interests . . . could do without English . . . future plans include further schooling. Ellen M. Ingling Calvina . . . Drill Team squad leader . . . Club Editor for Le Souvenir . . . Senior Usher . . . Prom and Christmas Ball Committees . . . seen with the V.P. . . . future: college. William G. Kates, Jr. Bill . . . Baseball . . . friendly to all . . . future includes college . . . seen with Bill . . . appears quiet . . . found at the basketball courts. Richard R. Hopkins, Jr. Hoppy . . . car enthusiast . . . This is basically true . . . mechanical drawer . . . goes for girls . . . can do without Spanish . . . plans to go to college. Marilyn Kayne Pollack . . . Varsity Hockey . . . Basketball . . . Senior Usher . . . forget it . . . future in lBM . . . has various outside inter- ests . . . on the quiet side. HMM. .V if Katherine D. Herrmann Kathy . . . Junior Play Publicity Committee and Usher . . . How's that grab ya? . . . could do without English and math . . . plans to become an airline stew- ardess. Dean Thomas Jackson Dino Inc. and Son . . . forebearing AVA president . . . Musicrafters stage slave . . . hates work . . . Snake . . . plans to be an electronic engineer . . . Scene but not herd. Kenneth M. Kelly Kell . . . Le Souvenir Business Staff . . . Parrot . . . Basketball . . . Track What's up? . . . summer construction worker . . . lifts weights . . . plans a career with airplanes. Timothy A. Kelly Tim . . . seen at Ocean City . . . great personality . . . Sophomore Party Com- mittee . . . pet peeve: Eng- lish . . . future undecided . . . a fun-lover. Charles J. Knoll, Jr. Charlie . . . Cross Coun- try star . . . drives a mean machine . . . had his share of troubles with a V.W .... quiet in class . . . Pine Street crowd . . . future undecided. Evan R. Kershaw Irwin . . . always seen at Adolf's . . . gives Mr. Genovese headaches . .4 . lends a hand . . . Freshman Football . . . French is his bane . . . going to college. Barbara Lee Kirsche Barb . . . seen at Grant's . . . Varsity Hockey and Softball . . . A.A. Council , . . no love for algebra . . . future teacher . . . seen with Karen and Janie. Daniel W. Koczur Koz . . . a must on Curley's gridiron . . . drives a mean Impala . . . corners the market in intelligence . . . known for his charity at card tables. Paul Wayne Kershaw Peso . . . drives a mean machine . . . Pep Club . . . Senior Class President . . . Student Council . . . school store . . . seen at all sport- ing activities . . . very at ease with opposite sex . . . wild summer parties. ,v W.: . xt .., 1 f -HH.. 'lt f-':- 3:12 U L 2' ffl3. f:f'5-Jzzzzzctxt-4Zi9.2. A Joseph R. Knox Joe . . . hardly ever seen after 3:10. . . required time is plenty . . . holds many outside interests . . . his future is unknown. Gail E. Kincaid Drill Team . . . Senior Usher . . . digs swimming, golfing, horseback riding . . . friendly . . . Oh well . . . enjoys clerical line . . . going into business world, Karl H. Knaul Pete . . . enjoys water skiing . . . plans to attend a business school . . . seen with Charlie and Shorty . . . could do without school. Albert c. Koppen, Jr. Hoagie . . . enjoys his- tory and water skiing . . loves English . . . Hey- hey-hey . . . plans to at tend a business college.. seen with Flon. Judith Lynn Krwawecz Choir member . . . loves to play tennis . . . French Club . . . F.N.A .... Junior Play prompter . . . coun- selor at a retarded chil- dren's camp . . . eventual special education teacher. -1-:Z Carol Ann Lamey Cal . . . Concert Choir . . . South Jersey . . . Prom Committee . . . lives and breathes folk music . . . sings in Haddon Heights Dell . . . well-informed . . . future lab technician. Kyle J. Kramer A sewing whiz . . . Pep Club . . . AFS . . . Student Council . . . Prom Com- mittee . . . college is in the future . . . one of Mr. Greenberg's and Mr. Wil- kinson's ardent followers. George John Kustner Seen at all the AHS activi- ties . . . enjoys basketball and swimming . . . keeps to himself . . . always in the company of Doug . . . college-bound. 6. Gail Melinda Kurtz Kurtzy . . . sports of all kinds . . . Senior Usher . . . Right . . . seen with Kathy and Marylou . . . drivers' ed. a necessary evil . . . future secretary. rfffgfhrlai- . , if QT! . Q , an ' Joseph R. Lampone Michael G. Lazo What are you doing Satur- Laz . . . football player day night? . . . slaves . . . school an extra-cur- during the summer . . . ricular activity . . . fun- trigonometry enthusiast . . . loving . . . sometimes hard typing bores him . . .future to figure out . . . future in computer system analyst the Armed Services. . . . seen with Bob, Mike, and John. Donald W. Krell Don . . . football player . . . golfer . . . This is true . . . quiet during class . . . likes English . . . nice to know . . . plans to go to college. Barbara Lee Lamey Barb . . . seen at the Keg . . . Drill Team . . . Student Council Recording Secretary . . . Christmas Ball Committee . . . lives for lunch time . . . Japa- nese . . . fun-lover. Brigitte L. R. LeBeIlec Brig . . . comes to AHS from France . . . little and lively . . . Parrot . . . Con- cert Choir . . . Senior Play ...AFS...PepClub... French Club . . . future teacher. Sparky . V, Ei ' iff' A Ji. 1. ,QV '. ft, rf , '- Af' 'i1?v1?? A .f1'ilf'fiF if John Joseph Lindley Photography Club . . . Cross Country . . . Prom Committee . . . fisherman . . . always taking pictures is to be life's work . . . enjoys history class, but not phys- ics. Charles C. McFee, Jr. Chad . . . one of the White Tower gang . . . Freshman Football . . . What can l tell you? . . . favorite subject: English Ill . . . least favorite: English ll . . . sharp dresser. Norman B. Lindquist Norm . . . illustrious Marching and Concert Band member . . . AVA . . . there must be a way to get into Mr. MacCul- loch's ceiling. . . . plans a career in electronics. Blaine Football . . McCauley .Track man... always having a good time . . . reason for Mr. Bealor's gray hair . . . no love for school . . . of humor . known for sense . . spirit. Brian M. McKeever . . amazing en- ergy . . . could easily live without math . . . will go to college . . . basketball player . . . seen with the crowd from the Mount . . . assorted outside interests. t ' ' Lois Evelyn Little Lo . . . friendly smile for all . . . Choir . . . Usher . . . Prom Committee . . . Color Guard . . . Le Souve- nir Business Staff . . . Right . . . business school included in future plans. .s,f:V.,.,.y.r., ff. 1,-.Q ,,.-f fr- Mary Margaret McGovern Micki . . . always on time??? . . . passionate hatred for math . . . Junior Play Committee . . . pretty Senior Usher . . . seen around with Bonnie . . . future college coed. Stephen MacMinn Always running with Cross Country and Track . . . spends the summer surfing . . . Wow! . . .enjoys work- ing with wood . . . will go to college. Maureen D. McCormack Rene . . . short and sweet . . . drives a hot Dodge . . . frequents the Wildwood shores . . . seen with Toni and Anne . . . future plans unknown. Richard M. Machinsky Shinsky . . . hails from the Park . . . could do with- out school . . . seen with Ling . . . likes the opposite sex . . . future carries a question. Joseph H. Mannella Manealy . . . Varsity Football . . . Baseball . . . A.A. Council . . . We don't need it . . . carries memo- ries of Mr. Wilkinson's his- tory class . . . one of the Casino gang . . . college. 'ZS' wr.. Ronald K. Morgan Ron . . . shoe salesman at Fiuby's . . . enjoys tinker- ing with cars . . . Frosh- Football . . . kind of quiet . . . has outside interests . . . future in question. NMAC '-Q12 Erma Lee Mahoney Color Guard . . . Le Souve- nir Business Staff . . . Senior Usher . . . lively . . . l can't believe it . . . would like to make a living teaching Spanish . . . out- side interests. Jeraldine Metzler Jerri . . . enjoys swim- ming and parties . . . boy watcher . . . school a necessary evil . . . has outside interests . . . her future is not yet decided. Richard P. Morrissey Dick favorite activity is sleeping . . . prefers not be involved with school- especially English . . . found with Walt . . . plans to graduate and go to work. Linda Ma Mayo Y Lin . . . Parrot Associate Editor . . . Band and Orchestra . . . Junior Play Usher , . . dias tennis and surfing . . . check it out . . . plans future as a biology teacher. Mary Lou Mount Mare . . . steps high with the Drill Team . . . FHA... enjoys history class . . . seen around with Cathy... future in the business world. J 1+ o JoAnne Maloney Joey . . . goes to dances . . . plays tennis and basketball . . . What, what, what! . . . enjoys math . . . energetic . . . pretty clothes . . . plans to become a gym teacher. Candace M. Migala Candy . . . one of the best dressed . . . Pssst? . . . Junior Play Committees . . . no love for shorthand . . . seen with Kathy . . . future as a hairdresser. Barbara Ann Muir Barb . . . seen at Grant's . . . Varsity Cheerleader . . . Editor of the Parrot. . . Junior Play cast . . . Choir . . . a true friend . . . goal: English teacher. William John Natale Nuphey . . . Freshman Football . . . jive . . . found with the White Tower boys . . . schmek . . . not shy around opposite sex . . . future includes college. Catharina E. Palumbi Cathy . . . marches with the Drill Team . . . enjoys swimming and bowling . . . office aide . . . Prom Com- mittee . . . magnificent hair . . . seen with Nancy . . . female golfer? Joseph Edward Neal Student Council Treasurer ...Pep Club.. .A.A. Council . . . Basketball and Baseball player . . . no love for math . . . seen with many people . . . headed for college. Linda J. Nickel Livened up Mr. Wilkinson's seventh period class . . . Drill Team . . . Basketball . .. A.A. Council . . . This is true . . . business school is in the future . . . seen with Karen Rosemary Pearce Rose . . . Le Souvenir Business Staff . . . enjoys bowling and swimming . . . lively and amusing . . , Oh, come on . . . plans to go into nursing . . . emotional. Nancy C. Newell Earl W. Newman F.N.A .... Concert Choir Kid Curl . . . Golf Team . . . waitress at Word of . . . enjoys learning history Life Island . . . loves the shore . . . always smiling . . . plans a career in nurs- ing . . . enjoys life. Robin E. Patton Student Council . . . Co- Captain of Cheerleaders . . . flirting eyes. . .seen in Bar- rington . . . will go to col- lege . . . seen with Jeanne . . . enjoys sewing. . . . school appreciated but not liked . . . has outside interests . . . hopes to go to college. LuAnn Notarfrancesco Lois . . . enjoys going to the shore and attending par- ties . . . not very outspoken during school . . . No, I'm not lrish . . . wants to be- come a model. David P. Perozzi Dave . . .enjoys all kinds of summer sports . . . does not enjoy school . . . You better believe it! . . . has outside interests . . . headed for college. John A. Porvaznik Porvaz . . . Student Coun- cil President . . . Football . . . Honor Society . . . hopes to be a college pro- fessor . . . hated physics . . . seen with the Flock . Alan M. Realey Reds . . . flaming hair . . . drives a wicked Plym- outh . . . likes a good time. . . seen with Bill. .. plans include college . . can't wait for lunch. Ui.t'. . . I tsziflfsft ' . Linda M. Plnelro Outside interests include dances, Wildwood's sun and surf, and parties . . . does not love English . . . usual- ly seen around with Lynn . . . future plans include the business world. Robert J. Powell Pal . . . Football Team . . . labors during the sum- mer. . . Oh, no! . . . col- lege or Navy? . . . enjoys gum the most . . . English is his bane. James S. Reifsnyder, III Jim . . .one of Mr. Weil's handymen . . . Golf Team . . . out of control . . . loves English . . . plans include to tour the country ...fisherman . . . hard worker. Nancy May Potts Nano . . . Homecoming Queen . . . Senior Usher.. . Le Souvenir Business Staff . . . loves literature . . . will become a secretary . . . friendly and lively . . . interests on the outside. Patricia Reynolds Pat . . . steps with the Majorettes . . . Se n io r Usher . . . Le Souvenir Bus- iness Staff . . . frequents all the dances . . . sews her own clothes . . . What's new? . . . future undecided. Donna M. Pomianek Could do without school . . . big mouth in the cheering section . . . pleasures in- clude the shore and dances ... l see a boy! . .. wants to get married. Nancy E. Rahme Choir . . . Swing Band . . . Marching Band . . . Honor Society . . . Parrot . . . worked for First Pennsylva- nia Bank in Philadelphia . . . digs biology . . . plans to be a music teacher. Robert G. Rickenbach Rick . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . Track . . . Prom Committee . . . sum- mer ditch digger . . . good all-around man . . . plans to continue with football. Anna M. Riddagh Ann . . . frequent all the local dances . . . loves par- ties . . . found on the Wild- wood beach . . . enjoys Spanish class . . . plans a career in business. M. Valerie Rose Val . . . Le Souvenir Ed itor-in-chief . . . AVA . . . Debating . . . Usher . . . Jeanne in Junior Play . Upobrecites peces . . plans to major in drama. . supports Musicrafters. Anthony J. Rivera, Jr. Rican . . . shoe salesman at Ruby's . . . likes the shore . . . no love for school . . . enjoys Spanish, natural- ly . . . plans to be a machin- ist or jet mechanic. Stephen F. Rodgers Steve . . . four year Cross Country man . . . Prom Committee . . . indoor and outdoor track . . . German Club. . . l'll drink to that . . . digs physics . . . ques- tionable future. Michael R. Ryan in computor Interests lie programming . . . Junior Play cast . . . history . . . flirt . . . seen with Mike and Brian . . . holds no liking for English . . . Chief . Joanne M. Roback Boog . . . Parrot Staff . . . Senior Usher . . . Softball and Basketball four years . . . I don't get it . . . seen with the Vulture . . . plans a future in journalism. Karen J. Ryan Are you kidding? . . . has no great passion for Eng- lish . . . seen with Nancy . . . has fun in study hall . . plans to get married. David P. Robinson Dave . . . enjoys working with cars . . . could manage without English . . . favorite subject: gym . . . seen with Vig . . . future carries a question mark. Clare T. M. Rogerino Soulenia . . . goes to freedom shows . . . has a dislike for all subjects . . . school tends to silence her . . . outside interests . . . future unknown. Antoinette M. Sacchetti Toni . . . That did it . . . could do without gym . . . plans to become a beau- tician . . . likes to dance . . . digs Wildwood . . . boy watcher . . . seen with Anna. r V Kenneth F. Sebastian Sam . . . comes from the Mount . . . Le Souvenir Sports Editor . . . Sopho- more Party Committee . . . Junior Play Committee . . . plans to become a doctor . . . summer plumber. I si Joy Elaine Silver Captain of the Majorettes . . . college-bound . . . Honor Society member . . . loves to have fun . . . Vice President of Sophomore Class. . . Senior Usher. . . Student Council. David A. Saurman Davey . . . Band . . . Par- rot . . . big man in Senior Play . . . What? . . . doesn't speak English . . plays a mean clarinet . . . future plans college . . . leaves AHS with confusion. Kathleen M. Shuster Kathy . . . Parrot Busi- ness Manager . . . Varsity Hockey and Softball . . . Senior Usher . . . Honor So- ciety . . . Le Souvenir Busi- ness Staff . . . seen with Boog . . . college-bound. Mary Anne Simpkins Lizard . . . Junior Play Committee. . .Senior Usher . . . Basketball player . . . enjoys a good time . . . Yeah, man . . . good for a friend . . . plans a college education. James D. Sebastiano Jim . . . drummer- The Emeralds . . . Variety Show . . . Battle of the Bands . . . Ya got me . . . will attend college and enlist in Navy . . . likes math and swim- ming. Scott Alden Sinex Sin x . . . Assistant Editor of Le Souvenir . . . What are you, nuts? . . . totali- tarian ruler of FTA . . . plans to teach math or science . . . fun in chem lab. -an-f..:, Bonnie Lou Sauro Bon Ton . . . a shore fan . . . bookworm . . . Senior Usher . . . Oh, Flats . . . likes physics lab . . . future plans include career in nurs- ing . . . seen with Mary- anne and Pat. Barbara A. Siderio Barb . . . this is it! . . . one of the office aides . . . appears at all the in dances . . . seen with Jan- ice . . . will become a sec- retary. Christina P. Skura Chris . . . Drill Team . . . Le Souvenir Business Staff . . . Prom Committee . . . Junior Play Committee . . What did you say? . could do without gym . . future in teaching. Donald Leo Smith Bucky . . . working man . . . weight lifter . . . Fresh- man Football . . . Golf Team . . . Nice play, Shake- speare . . . future not plan- ned as yet . . . could major in physics. Shirley F. Steinmacher Mags . . . has seen the Florida sun . . . no love for school . . . Ah, come on! . . . California is in the fu- ture. . . a cycle fan . .. seen with Candy. Janice E. Smith Jan . . . frequents the Riviera with Barb and Nancy . . . You beast . . . always willing to laugh at some- thing . . . future secretary or computer programming. Suzanne M. Spector Mini-ha-ha . . . Parrot Staff typist . . . FHA . . . drama enthusiast. . .school a necessary evil . . . wants to enter Vista, then do po- lice work . . . fun to know. , 4 , .fu fer.-rrffzrfzwztr , f .,.,H.,,, Jeffrey W. Taraschi Jeff . . . Junior Play cast . . . Parrot. . . Cross Coun- try . . . works at the Audu- bon Pool . . . What's the story? . . . regular playboy . always talking . . . col- lege-bound. Ronald G. Smith Smythe . . . kills time at Burger King . . . What can l tell you, man? . . . fa- vorite time in school is the 3:10 bell... plans to goto college. Dena Ann Sullivan Miniskirts and all . . . l failed that one . . . some- thing in store for English teachers t?J . . . Parrot Staff. . .Pep Club. . .Sen- ior Usher . . . seen with Linda . . . future secretary. Catherine M. Somerset Pete . . . Basketball player . . . Junior Play Committee . . . Hockey Manager . . . seen with Simp . . . plans on college.. . Stop calling me Pete . . . enjoys life. Robert B. Spille Spill . . . teacher's pest . . . Ah, come on . . . no love for Spanish . . . seen with Frank . . . could not live without wheels . . . fu- ture in question. Paul Douglas Tate 'tTate . . . karate expert . . . father in Junior Play . . . Really'? . . . a future actor . . .Tiny Tim or Huck Finn'?'? . . . popular. . . ioc- ular . . . rah-rah boy. V . ,,Q1Af,,L V. Z5f5?5??ffv ffl if ' Mari-Anne T. Thompson 'tTree . . . Varsity Cheer- leader. .. Le Souvenir Bus- iness Staff . . . National Honor Society . . . Corres- ponding Secretary for Stu- dent Council . . . Senior Usher . . . Concert Choir . . .future: pharmacist. Joseph L. Viggiano Vig . . . one of the party boys . . . school presents a problem . . . same differ- ence . . . rejoices at 3:10 James P. Thalmann Jay . . . Right . . . col- lege bound . . . seen with Roland . . . Tennis Team . . . enjoys swimming and water skiing . . . on the quiet side . . . loves, study hall. Althea L. Vail Alfie . . . tall and stately Homecoming attendant . . . Honor Society . . . Junior Play student director . . . Choir . . . Ensemble and All-State . . . seen with Barb . . . future teacher. Louis J. Vilardo 'Big Lou . . .the man with the sax in the Tempos lband of soundi . . . hails from the Mount . . . plays on Garden State Baseball Team . . . heading toward college. . . . seen with Wol and Abb. John J. Tobin, Jr. Tob . . . stage crew Jun- ior and Senior Play . . . AFS . . . Debating Team . . . scuba diver. . .girl watcher . . . plans to study ocean- ography . . . White Tower boy. Catherine M. Voigt Can do without school . . . lives for weekends . . . Drill Team . . . plans to marry truckdriver . . .enjoys danc- ing, swimming, sun, sand, and surf . . . fun-lover. Janet M. Walker Jan . . . Feature Twirler . . . Le Souvenir Business Staff . . . Parrot . . . happy lizard with chameleon eyes . . . Good Heavens . . . vacations in Florida . . . fu- ture medical technician. John J. Wolenter, Jr. Wol . . . seen on the grid- iron . . . works summers at the shore . . . friends with Vig . . . school an unneces- sary evil . . . future is a question. Peggy Anne Walter Varsity Cheerleader . . Honor Society member . . . What? . . . headed for col- lege . . . Spanish . . . Girl's Citizenship institute . . . friendly and well-liked . . . Le Souvenir Business Staff. Gary M. Whitaker Gar . . . Le Souvenir Artist. . . seen in room 101 after school . . . like danc- ing, girls, and cars.. .plans to be an artist . . . knows where it's at . Elizabeth M. Worrell Betty . . . Senior Usher . . . Le Souvenir Business Staff . . . no great love for English class . . . plans to be working . . . wedding soon. Catherine D. Weist Snoopy . . . Senior Usher . . . Le Souvenir Business Staff . . . Library aide . . . member of Mount Ephraim Color Guard . . . seen around town . . . future is a question. Roland T. Wormer, Jr. Roi . . . Golf Team . . . quiet. . .seen with Ken . . . likes the shore . . . works . . . plans include college . . . no love for English . . . outside interests. n Helen E. Wenker Hel . . . enjoys all sports . . . Le Souvenir Sports Ed- itor . . . Get off it . . . does not enjoy English class . . . friendly . . . future is teaching. Richard G. Whitfield Rick . . .Junior and Sen- ior Play . . . Prom Commit- tee . . . Boy's State . . . for all practical purposes . . . friendly. . .seen with every- one . . . future physicist. Marion J. Wright N No love for school . . . dis- liked sewing class . . . i Right . . . marriage is in 1 her future . . . never looks ' the same way twice . . . seen with Nancy, Erma, and Donna. ' -9,95 S- -- D X so 5 N 1 JOHN HAROLD HAGBORG July 7, 1951 - August 23, 1966 From the fleeting ray that was John's interlude here, a bright and treasured prism of memories remains for the close friends of his boyhood and the admiring associates of his young manhood. John, it is recalled, faced the adventure of life with keen wit and quick intel- ligence tingling with appreciative awareness of a fascinating natural environ- ment. Always feeling warm sympathy for the anxieties ot others, he had a spiritual insight that strengthened him with an optimism that transcended the limits of fear. We, his classmates, cherish a vision of John as we read these few verses of Walt Whitman: Alone tar in the wilds and mountains l hunt, Wandering amazed at my own lightness and glee, ln the late afternoon choosing a sate spot to pass the night, Kindling a fire and broiling the tresh-kill'd game, Falling asleep on the gather'd leaves with my dog and gun by my side. from SONG OF MYSELF Audubon's candidate for Junior Miss, JoAnne Maloney, is pictured at ease. life at the top l S E E sf K s 2 5. 4 J What's the matter Frank, can't you read? After being ousted from the Know parking space, Frank Gantz takes his leave. E Caught off guard in a rare moment of concen- tration is Greg Payer. Center right: Betty Crocker, beware of culinary artists such as Beverly Handtorth and Marilyn Kayne busy in Home Ec class. 2 5 ' i The dust of the ages. b'g brother watching ,,,,.,.of-' Procuring current events for Mr. Kel- The Saturday lab group prepares solu- ler's class. tions for diverse experiments. -rzzrsnm. .,,,,,,,..Y,,.. et. . hug c .QM .- wk- i . 1 X I - A bf s,. :s...' -Q1 f:s,... 1 - ':'::r , . - if K, S ' A . . sw 1-,1 .::,. is , N --as The phantom of the halls strikes again. fi K I Ik, 1 W ' i Y . '- 1 , 1 'R X f- . - W . 5 1 r . gif t f P. ff e , ' ,' .' ' ff - .. M as - W M K fe. ' f' fs' ssl . A At last one finds them working. sf bf-sf, - we gt V. ,L st 1 Recipients of National Merit Scholarship Commendation Janet Walker, Marsha Cox, and Valerie Rose are congratulated by Mr. June. .m1gsn,v, . L., .RV .1 1. -I A S, Q- --s--1 iff 3-- 'f Q, ,S f3T':':?5f rife f K' '34, , rr.-2-,Q . ,,,,,.. . - .fo.:e'. 'V-41-r ..9'1-W'-4, X- ,ejeffigfaz sf-Hi'-1' 1: . y I-A N.,-.I A391-3.. ,g 5 like '- PW y,..v' 'y .:'. fjsZ'.'1g - gy-sm A we -.f..'t1'f f'.L -f- A -TV' 1 Ps? 3, rf: sig, .1 'z-Q 1 '- 'Wf.z'F2 -1'rC'X'- '-ye. ef L',:jH'1e 35,5185-' iafil wwf, wwe. .gg 1 .r.1y,g-1 45.,xg4.gj' - -, -' V. Y :lv ,rg ...LQ . ' '21,-s..'f,.f5 ' ,- 3 F' .'fLZ,-,Q-LK? vig j. , , f f A , , c'A -1'.:37,3211TL iZf ..-.A .14 n .s', T1 'v.-' ,EA , k,.,3y.-iEg.Z.,,P:,gV..:Q1 Eff. e ' :fast-fifizaf-i' e X -1,.5-1g'SSaf2'c..'S,'-fl .'f,' xx Q ws: ' My.-61' -W '- , - 11- QW-1' 1, '1 -I X w X A-yf QL Txf4'-53 , R.f .,:-'-.- . -' :fr 1 5. iq,-gjf' ,:5Q ..,g. UNDERCLASSES WE STRIVE TO EXTEND OUR POTENTIAL QQ Now the ears of my ears are awake and now the eyes of my eyes are opened. e. e. cummings 11-1 Front row: P. Castaldi, J. Casselman, B. Cian- frani, J. Brusoo, E. Barr, B. Burt, Fl. Carroll, D. Carey, L. Blaess. How 2: G. Cardile, K. Chain, A. Chrislinzio, M. Alblaster, B. Ahlers, C. Baker, C. Balduccl, J. Boksic, J. Bernert. Back row: D. Carrigan, S. Bishop, T. Buchanan, A. Brookfield, Fl. Boland, T. Campbell, W. Baker, W. Acker- man, J. Barber. Not pictured: S. Anderson, S. Bogart, D. Beckett, G. Barnett, M. Barone, J. Butterworth. 11-2 Front row: J. Eggars, P. Crowder, G. DeYoung D. Evans, A. Cimini, D. Davis, Fi. DiPietro, K Conroy, P. Devine, J. Cuneo. Row 2: T. Cleaver M. Fanelli, M. Dischert, B. Donato, J. Daily, J Ennis, G. Coyle, L. Eaise, J. Esterlund, P. Chris- tino, D. Duvak. Back row: C. Fanelli, W. Fox, H. Ennis, E. Curry, W. DeViIbiss, J. Dobos, M. Q Delaney, M. DelVescio, C. Darragh, J. Dobbins, 5 B. Crozier, J. Eaise. Not pictured: E. Darby, M. DiGennaro, F. Di- Genni, C. Crane. 11-3 Front row: L. Fisher, S, Fayer, P. Fasulo, N Heimann, J. Furman, I. Hartel, P. Henry, L. Hall, J. Helhovvski, C. lngling. Row 2: C. Foder, M Hadfield, B. Ireton, M. Fox, C. Fanelli, J. Hughes, D. Groves, L. Fedele, Fl. Hartmann, C. Gerardi J. Gibialante. Back row: T. George, B. Hopke G. Helmbold, K. Keenan, W. Fox, A. Fisher, B Greener, F. Hyder, B. Gaillard, D. Hand, R. Gil- more, V. Infante. Not pictured: S. Fanelli. 11-4 Front row: C. Kellem, K. Lampe, J. Mascia, C. Lampe, D. Leathem, K. Lindley, C. Mahoney, S. Lazo, K. Knaup, N. Kelly, A. Kingkiner. Row 2: H. March, L. Kvviatkowski, M. March, L. LaMarra, J. Manuel, M. Kwasny, L. Magill, L. Lombardo, J. Lamb, Fl. Kegel, K. LaPergola, N. Lomas. Back row: K. Laird, D. Landolt, K. Mason, N. Leeds, G. Leathem, H. Krider, J. Kelley, G. Kushner, M. Lozanoff, C. Knaup, J. Kerfoot. 1.3 -l -. ga, fre-:z-. 11-5 Front row: I.. Miller, M. McCaughin, C. Napoli- ello, M. Mclntosh, P. Monahan, R. Murphy, L, Miller. Row 2: S, McGohigal, L. Morford, E. McManus, R. Morrissey, M. Meeser, D. Myers, M. McKeever. Back row: R. Milano, B. Mc- Cracken, A. Morris, D. Mintzer, D. McGohigal, M. McElvarr. Notpictured: D. Monforte, J. McMahon, V. Moore. 11-6 Front row: D. Skrabonja, J. Roloff, P. Smith, R, Rex, A. Paesani, R. Packard, N, Pruden, D. Pratz, R. Nieczpiel, T. Seddon, P. Sellers. Row 2: K. Steinbach, K. Stone, S. Scaramuzzi, E. Romanovvski, M, Rusin, C. Reifshyder, J. Rosato, B. Schuler, M. Smith, D. Rodgers, R. Roff. Back row: D. Pfeiffer, G. Neal, T. O'Neill, C. Simpkiris, H. Neide, H. Meyrick, J. Orchard, G. Razler, V. Rodgers, S. Siri. Not pictured: R. Severance, P. Prichard, W. Reed. 11-7 Front row: M. Solano, N. Thompson, E. Talley, R. Wickersham, S. Tussey, M. Wickes, D. Toma- selli, J. Williams, J. Vetrone, D. Walter, S. Wis- locki. Row 2: R. Whitaker, M. Spiece, K. Walker, J. Walsh, N, Wilson, A. Wilson, D. Walker, C. Wolff, K. Tobler, J. Vaccarella, S. Waters, Back row: J. Wenner, R. Wenner, B. Weaver, S. Young, S. Smarro, S. Wyatt, R, Thomas, W. Thompson, R, Vaughn, R, West, H. Wiesner. Not pictured: J. Talarico, C, Sadler. JUNIGRS l 53 Diligent preparation and conscientious study are manifested in classroom participation. To visualize a complex mechanism, crude apparatus is used. Typing class on Saturday mornings A typical physics student enhances his knowledge of vvave phenomena by indulging in advanced work. A very precise measurement must be applied in spectral analysis. Oh, come on, boys, we're not expected to believe this, are we? Officers of the Class of 1971-Seated Cleft to rigntjz Debbie Craig, Tom Flyan, Standing Cleft to rigntl: Skip Gunning, Jim Gorman. A student who studies-now refreshing! As ine curtain drops, the memories linger on. conspiring to succeed Officers of ine Class of 1970, Kevin LaPergola, Janice Helnowski, Carol Lampe, Carmen Fanelli. k FAQ Saturday morning at the library. 10-1 Front row: J. Fetzko, B. Bonamassa, S. Campa- nell, G. Brooks, B. Best, M. Canning, T. Brooks P. Hamblin, C. Belfatto, J. Barnes. Row 25 M Buck, D. Barnes, E. Cnait, S. Boos, J. Anderson M. Barron, B. Hamill, J. Burns, S. Alibrando, T Bond, M. Bendorf. Back row: D. Bunks, D Bishop, M. Allizzo, D. Armbrecnt, E. Barnett, L Boyle, D. Antonini, F. Brewer, F. Brusco, A Barnabie, J. Bunrman. Not pictured: L. Barnard, E. Bednarski, C Canuso. SOPHOMORES 10-2 Front row: M. Curry, M. Dadds, D. Craig, D. DiGiacomo, L. DiCiano, C. Dankel, L. DeFran- cisco, Fi. Dankel, L. Costino, M. Curran, M. DiMartine, N. Daily, A. Cortese. Bow 2: Ft. Cleaver, J. Dickinson, P. Cook, P. Crane, C. Carney, S. Coyle, M. Casebeer, S. Caron, B. Costello, M. Davolos, M. Capasso, D. Deckert J. Creaney. Back row: S. Conklin, M. DiMaggio, H. Compton, M. Curry. H. Cranmer, D. Deal, B Cranston, A. DelSordo, M. Cotfey, J. Gorman, D. Coyle. 10-3 Front row: S. George, E. Eicnorn, B. Genard, J Gunson, V. Haettner, G. Flade, D. Dittmar, D Fasulo, C. Fox, E. Flynn, S. Garott, J. Giordano Row 2: D. Frank, M. Fox, P. Forcini, L. Hend- ricks, J. Doluk, J. Grady, L. Herron, G. Hallo- well, E. Dougherty, S. Handler, V. Hill, L. Handler Back row: B. Fox, D. Furness, D. Franklin, S Gunning, M. Hanson, S. Hewitt, M. Hamilton B. Gordon, J. Gorman, C. Everman, T. DiMionele F. Gitnens. Not pictured: K. Floating. 10-4 Front row: S. Kirscne, S. Kurtz, S. Gruff, L. Irvine, G. Leonnart, VV. Lee, W. LaBoss, K. Horan, M. Lamey, E. Ledricn, D. Knox, J. Jen- nings, E. Kwiatkowski. Row 2: l. Lippincott, M. Kroll, D. Joslin, K. Kosak, M. Kustner, J. Jen- zano, M. Herzig, W. Hopkins, B. Hudson, F. Land, P. Lindquist, Fi. Laurie, S. Lomas. Back row: A. Kranc, J. Keenan, D. Kenders, G. Kush- ner, A. Kane, M. Kaminskas, D. Lecnner, B. Knoedler, J. Kisiel, T. Hughes, F. Lee, T. Keller. Not pictured: J. Kornicki. iii' B ' we sn lk:- 1 1 10-5 Front row: M, MacMahon, P. McCreery, D. May- hew, P. Magnotta, P. McGrath, S, Low, M. Mc- Cabe, J. Mayers, D. Miller, Row 2: N. McBride, B. Matthias, J. Loper, B. McClelland, C. Ma- honey, G, Martin, N. McBride, C. McKeown, D. Male. Back row: M. Maxyitat, M. Menkevich, S. McWilliams, J. McCausland, M, Maxwell, J. Melchert, E. Mitchell, K. iyicKeever, G. Mather, D. Mclntosh. Not pictured: D. Matiosz, J. Matlosz. 10-6 Front row: J. Reilly, C. Panzano, R. Powell, P. Noonan, D. Pagliareila, S. Nicoiai, L, Oxley, S. Reid, M. Rainey, S. Resnick. Row 2: B. Mur- doch, P. Price, K. Munch, M. Pawlowski, E. Moir, C. Neuberger, T. Patryk, C. Picozzi, J. Picerno, S. Petzold. Back row: J. Reily, G. Mitchell, M. Mullin, P. Rand, J. Pfetter, E. Moshier, E. Nick- erson, D. Rigoulot, S. Price, D. Mudrie, K. Roccia. Not pictured1 K. Pechmann, A. Priebs, N. Raroha, C. Romano. 10-7 Front rowf K. Taylor, D. Snyder, N. Statiieri, B. Taylor, W. Scully, D. Saurman, M. Spera, L. Shaner, E. Shultz, M. Romano, G. Salvano. Row 2: N. Rowand, E. Tannocli, l., Stephens, R. Sny- der, C. Skrobiak, P, Stover, J. Speirs, K. Pech- mann, B. Sheafter, F. Rossi, K. Rowan. Back row: R. Salotto, D, Smith, T. Ryan, W. Smith, J. Stroup, D. Schreiber, M. Schiavo, M. Sheridan, R. Rutherford, M. Staitieri. Not pictured: K. Seeberger. 10-8 Front row: N. Thompson, C. West, J. Vetrone, K. Thompson, M. Trawka, C. Veneziale, B. Tracey, J. Trueland. Row 2: N, Wilbur, D. Whit- field, J. West, M. Wark, J. Warliala, K. Wolk, V. Tiller, B Widman. Back row: K. Vassallo, E. Viereck, F. Toni, D. Weatherly, K. Walko, T. Weist, M. Wolenter, M. Vogt, C. Whitman. Not pictured: B. Unipan, P. Thomas, J. Vilardo. 57 FRESHIVIAN HOCKEY FFZESHMAN BASKETBALL Front row: J. Anderson, B. Kates, T. Marsik, W. Furman, B. Neal. Row 2: W. Doughty, D. Bahme, B. Parker, W. Jenkins. Ffovv 3: Mr. Jon Drew, coach, B, Boloff, M. Frantz, A. Saocomanno. Back row: J. Clarke, B. Shaner, W. Bazzler, G. Craig. Front row lleft to righlj: C. Nygren, J, Lamey, D. Grim, L. Buark, S. Metzler, F. DuCoin. Row 2: D. Staib, J. Case- beer, C. Brovvn, R. Capra, D. Earnest, G. Mansy, K. Conroy. Row 3: C. Crozier, M. Maines, M. Maloney, T. Cimone, K. McGonigaI, B. Campbell. Back row: B. Eaise, P. English, D. Duvak, P. Boland, M. Frett. An industrious freshman takes a second glance to be sure he has the correct book. earning their wings Q F BESHIVIAN GIBLS BASKETBALL Front row: C. Ditmars, M. Maloney, J. Paul, A. Cuneo, Ft. Capra, D. Earnest, E. Duffy. Rovy 2: D. Sack, L. Kegel, K. Markovvski, M. Gibialante, J. Morley, Miss Connie Yaniak, Coach. Row 3: D. Lindsley, D. Grim, C. McDer- mott, L. Levvallen, G. Kennedy, J. McGovern, D. Corson, C. Brown. Back row. D. Webber, manager, G. Linn, B. Murdoch, manager, K. Pendrak, C. Neide. The Freshman Class Officers, Bruce Scully, Bob Kates, Corinne Nygren and Joanne Lamey count ballots for the class flag. PARAKEET Front row: D. Jenkins, D. Frank, B. Deckman, C. Driggers, M. Githens, D. Esouinasi, S. Maginnis, N. Van Horn. Row 25 M. Kraus, C. Fessy, Ft. Schaefer, S. Dickinson, M. Sikora, D. McCauley, C. Nygren, G. Parks, J. Guckes, G. Bates, E. Jenkins, M. Perks, Miss Mary Provine, Adviser. Back row: G. Tiller, J. Lindquist, H. Shuman, D. Jenkins, G. Geist, L. Depka, K. Sangmeister, D. Aungst, B. Albinson, G. Candy, D. Martin, P. Gleaner. Seated: D. Sobel, P. Thompson, M. Arbogast, Standing: P. Straub, S. Opfermann, P. Araskevvicz-members of Junior High F.H.A. 9-1 Front row: M. Bartle, D. Barnes, N. Camerieri, C. Canning, B. Bannister, T. Brewer, B. Borda, C. Barnes. Row 2: B. Abbey, D. Biscoe, G. Brooks, B. Britton, J. Anderson, S. Baker, D. Appley, M. Burns. Row 3: C. Brown, G. Candy, P. Boland, J. Beetle, B. Becker, D. Asper, Fi. Brosius, E. Campbell. Back row: E. Braun, J. Burt, P. Berry, M. Amacher, K. Baldino, J. Bunt- ing, J. Anderson, N. Berman. Not pictured: L. Bishop, M. DelMonte. FRESHIVIEN 9-2 Front row: C. Cooper, D. Caronia, K. Castaldi, D. Cozzi, A. Cuneo, S. Cowen, D. Cerri, L. Car- dile, P. Connell. Row 2: B. Carroll, J. Casebeer, S. Carr, T. Cimini, M. Connell, C. Cline, K. Con- roy, D. Cottey, A. Casciano, B. Capra. Back row: K. Cole, E. Duffy, D. Corson, J. Clarke, G. Craig, J. Cranston, D. Clinger, K. Crozier, L. Cruthers. Not pictured: M. Chain. 9-3 Front row: B. DeFuria, M. Duffy, C. Ditmars, F. DuCoin, V. Earney, K. DeChristy, C. DiStefano B. DiCicco, M. Dobbins, L. DeBasio. Bow 2: D Earnest, P. Frantz, G. Foster, D. Duvak, E. Fin- negan, D. DlStetano, J. Fouke, F. D'Alessandro B. Fanelli, N. Fedele. Back row: B. Eaise, S Drzewucki, M. Frantz, K. Doren, J. Diaz, B. Eng- lish, W. Doughty, S. Daniels, J. Deal, P. English Not pictured: D. DiDio, L. Eckel, M. Daisey, S. Daisey. 9-4 Front row: D. Kingkiner, L. Germino, M. Gibia- lante, Fl. Hendrickson, D. Grim, L. Kegel, S. Goller, M. Holmes. Row 2: L. Harbridge, G. Gulbert, S. Hammer, H. Holtman, C. Hough, Fl. Giordano, M. Frett, L. Goldey, Fi. Kates. Row 3: C. Huselton, B. Jenkins, B. Furman, H. Haeft- ner, G. Geserick, D. Jackson, B. Horton, K. Jones, D. Gilmore. Back row: W. Jenkins, J Gilmore, G. Goins, D. Hale, J. Kornicki, S Gesell, G. Hoffman, D. James. Not pictured: E. Jenkins, M. Keith. LL pi 5 S muh iK we 1.11 .A E? gy, 1 3 rf? 526 I 9-5 Front row: D. Matthews, L. Kincaid, M. Lewan- dowski, J. McCart, L. Kline, C. Malloy, J. Lampe, R. Kirsche. Row 2: V. Marcucci, W. Leonhart, T. Marsik, L. Kozarski, P. Maxwell, K. Markow- ski, C, LaRagione, J. McCart. Row 3: M. Maloney, P. Maule, A. Lelfever, D. Martin, G, Linn, J. Lamey, D. Lindsley, J. Leach. Back Row: C. Marini, M. Maines, L. Lewallen, W. Lawrence, R. Latini, D. Krumm, G. Kennedy, M. Peyton. Not pictured: B. Manella, J. Manzi, M. Kraus. 9-6 Front row: J. Paul, G. Miller, K. Pechmann, S. Metzler, D. Mutchler, J. Monahan, P. Pearl, K. McGonigal, C. Neide. Row 2: R. Miaczynski, K. McKee, W. Razler, J. Perozzi, P. McNamee, W. Rambo, D. McCormack, R. Neal, K, Orr. Row 3: J, Morley, G. Pearce, L. Peterka, M. Murphy, C. Nygren, D. Nordi, C. McDermott, M. Plourde, K. McCausland, J. McGovern. Back row: K. Pfetfer, A. Murray, D. Rahme, B. McComb, R. Parker, D. Palumbi, B. Meyer, D. O'Tooie. Not pictured: K. Pendrak, J. Polanski, K. Priebs. 9-7 Front row: E. Rex, C. Perks, B. Smith, J. Smith, P. Smith, P. Solano, R. Rolott, B. Rivera. Row 2: J. Santoro, W. Rittmayer, J. Snyder, B. Rodig, C. Siderio, L. Rock, M. Segalo, G. Schofield. Row 3: D. Staib, B. Scully, J. Sciarro, J. Rebel, G. Reser, G. Sadler, J. Spille, L. Ruark. Back row: C. Shingleton, F. Shlmmin, J. Shuster, A. Saccomanno, R. Shaner, W. Roccia, W. Morris- sey, K. Sangmeister. Not picturedf D. Sack. 9-8 Front row: D. Vetrone, W. Watson, l. Watson, N. Tessing, B. Tharan, B. Stetan, E. Thomas, K. Walker. Row 2: E. West, J. Walsh, F. West, K Wright, D. Tomaselli, W. Yingst, J. Weist, R. Walker. Flow 3: L. Wood, L. Thompson, N. Van l-lorn, G. Zimmer, J. Veneziale, W. Svihla, J. Weaver, C. Whylings, P. Wright. Back row: J Walters, J. Stroup, T. Ward, G. Tiller, M. Wright, W. Wells, E. Taylor, J. Turner, D. Webber. Not pictured: R. Stover, K. Strelski, T. Vaughn. 8-1 Front row: J. Cianfrani, T. Lindley, B. Uihel, G. Bates, D. Ditmars, F. Dunhour, D. McCauley. Ftovv 2: M. Githens, D. Steel, C. Vail, L. Coll, M. Florio, J. Hartmann, D. Esquinasi. Back row: B. Deckman, M. Kraus, G. Best, D. Jenkins, R. Matczak, G. Geist, C. Driggers, F. Rothstein. EIGHTH GRADE Front row: M. Byrne, T. Connell, N. Cortese, J. Fischer, P. Campahell, P. Craig, J. Arthur, P. Giordano. Flow 2: S. Hayes, D. Britton, G. Frish- muth, A. Handler, M. Deeney, D. Applegate, A. Boogaard, P. Adams. Back row: Fl. Beers, G. Boyer, D. Clark, J. Fox, L. Depka, K. Barndt, P. Fietto, B. Holroyd, B. Beal. Not pictured: S. Baxter, R. Briggs, A. DiGia- como, G. Fowler, J. Grippi. 8-3 Front row: B. Wisnievvski, J. McAneny, H. San- toro, L. Fisher, C. Mignone, J. Conklin. Row 2 S. Kurtz, H. McAneny, F. Dales, J. Beerley, D Coyle. Back row: R. Cirillo, K. Kurtz, J. Caruso, F. Archer, B. Miller. Not pictured: T. Wright, F. Wright, D. Morrill. 8-4 Front row: B. Lefever, K. Heitz, D. Lubonski, J. Hanna, J. Mauer, J. Hartel, J. Ivins, S. Hozey. Row 2: P. Krai, J. Fiuocchio, L. Hart, V. Lohas- cio, H. Jahlonski, D. Hoover, L. Kinkler, B. MoKeovvn. Back row: C. Kyler, L. Holroyd, G. Kvviatkovvski, D. Leeds, J. Merlino, J. Kearns, N. McCracken, T. Hunsberger, K. Kelly, N. Low. s... is .-. 1t??v'1: .M Wai!-'. viral Sifbit .. ' QM- s Q. wa 'd eze t . .ss .1 fs 5 53555-mshssfi . . .... is . .Mas :gi 8-5 Front row: R. While, J. Spille, L. Robinson, D Thompson, P. Myers, C. Skura, I.. Robinson, F Weber. Rovv 2: G. Spiece, L. Rand, T. Miller, J Skrabonja, M. Morgan, D. Wise, M. Wee-ast, D Righter. Back rovv: D. Pomianek, l.. Wickes, K Scaramuzzi, M. Santacapito, L. Schuler, P. Reid R. Richardson, J. Potts, D. Saurman. Not pictured: P. Young. little people exploring Time, effort, and patience all help Kevin Kelly achieve the craftsmanship of a Paul Revere. Budding biologists Patty Craig and Barbara McKeown learn such practical skills as the dissection of frogs. V asia, Cindy Nygren and Tom Crowley are trying to locate the earth's position in relation to the sun and moon. . . , .-wa.-....w....N.... EK. K ,Q . and learning Tracing the orbital path of the upcoming Apollo 10, Mark Kushner and Joyce Guckes. 7-1 Front row: J. Bezot, D. Holton, M. Perks, Fl. Gleaner, S. Maginnis, Fi. Cooney, D. Jenkins, L. Taylor. Row 2: M. Sikora, J, Guckes, D. McCauley, M. Young, T. Crowley, S. Dickinson, D. Frank, P. Thompson. Row 3: H. Schwam, J. Lindquist, S. James, C. Nygren, K. Berman, R. Shealfer, J. Holland, M. Vilhylings. Back row: K. Fessy, M. Kushner, G. McGinley, R. Albinson, D. Aungst, J. Oehler, Fl. Hancock, C. Parks. ,U er' Wi - .--., .Q I.. -.WM A 1 K Q, ii L53 it ., 7-2 Front row: G. Cooper, J. Mazzei, D. Creedon, M. Florio, J. Brecker, E. Carrigan, P. Ahlers, K. McCormack. Row 2: M. Burke, J. Berkett, M. Aabogast, E. Crea, M. Brown, K. Augustine, B. Dursch, J. Bezot. Row 3: G. Buchecker, S. Bacon, P. Araskewitz, B. Fanelli, L. Close, M. Caruso, S. Bednarczyk, J. Campbell. Back row: M. Amacher, M. Gaston, J. Diaz, N. Chait, T. Fox, C. Curry, M. Benedetti. Not pictured: M. Coyle. SEVENTH GRADE 7-3 Front row: E. Breitenstine, M. Kelly, J. Caldwell, F. Rivera, R. Britton, B. Brewer, D. Sobel, G. Westcott, P. Bishop. How 2: B. LaMarra, C. Per- rozzi, L. Grace, J. Bendor, J. Wright, J. Ken- necly, B. Van l-lorn, J. Carr, T. Wilson, M. Widman. Back row: T. Ruark, D. Caruso, K. Prichard, M. Antonini, S. Fisher, F. DePaIma, B. Staib, S. Kurtz, B. Pearce. 7-4 Front row: M. Ierardi, P. Porte, J. McCulIey, L. Grace, J. Jakubowski, T. McAneny, D. Marsik, B. Pfeiffer. Row 2: J. Kinkler, A. DiGiacomo, N. Hughes, B. Hopkins, M. Metzler, S. Mayhew, S. McGonigal, S. Maloney. How 35 K. Ierardi, M. DelSordo, D. Lauk, C. Gray, D. l-laeffner, S. Opterman, M. Dietrich, D. Jackson, S. Knopple. Back rowx L. Knicely, A. Hartline, L. Lozanoff, J. DiMaftia, C. Fowler, J. Mitchell, A. Gibbons, S. Kelly. Not pictured: S. Gieffore. 7-5 Front row: M. Salvano, J. Schofield, S. Buoff, M. Yingst, M. Walsh, J. White, M. Wolf, S. Wil- liams. Row 2: D. Zimmer, M. Wolff, E. Paul, D. Scheidhauer, M. Whitaker, K. Pechmann, P. Straub, Fl. Thompson. Fiow 3: S. Syihla, M. West, G. Skrobiak, W. Schaefer, L. Noad, T. Tracy, W. Stephens, L. Fiosato, W. Roll. Back row: S. Healey, L. Nieczpiel, D. Morrill, N. Noe, B. Tess- ing, C. Biebel, M. Smith, W. Van Horn, J. Wyatt. zjyg 1 gm ,Pug ffiafaf .-i 3'-Q .-f my .1 : IIN wr 'N , ..r-f fr -J' -v -- ' f.f Q, f ' 18+ - sg.. Y gif 5.3 K' 5? 2, Q,Q,..,W,W I . EE .115 TT- ' J' .,, el fy, ,x 52? .gf Y. '-bfi 1491s A fi TL, ,: .I sq- ? Pi 9 45? -32 Eg, .ei , la 4 Ei. .cg if? 1. n fi - ?T E: 11-f' 'v', . 521 ff :LQ 751 .21 A if ?: :sg y I., 5 2? E w .,. '1 5,. f ,m 95 , ,V 1 3' ,. . ,. 'X K ,. ,Y ,i , 1-Hi .L sl .s. ' J' ,. ' If - :ff 15.5 is i: Tfbif lf' 'L . !g ' lj:-' .fr 5. ws Lux -t-- 015' 515. e .'-Q -, xx., iff M 76.41 gas, Mrs. 51 15-14 fi. Af' ZFQN9' :fi J 'Li lxflif' If ' g 4 31: if' Si '-fb 3.1 .::.'21. 1- 'gggg T! -3, jjgj .iq 1,4 11. --1: ..:,. is .gf 'LE' -4 ' .1-r LX! ' ' fa 'Q '- -Us: if J5' v J 45.31 , . .54 am? M f 5' ,, - Q: Qs .. .1 1. gulf'-,, 7' us' -yy, SX' . Z as - , 45 '32, ' FS- Q.-ss-3 1g ag fa ...ark A ' 5. gig, ggi - 4. 3, ' . -' if ,'?' .u v. ' -A --' :Ai +9-,g . fri: 4 . 355.5 f '.-Sri , e ,. ffl? A ', 511: - 'fa Wil ' ' flffgl -' 1'-'Ei V-vp 1 . Mfg, , .Y Ellis i2g.gg1?2gQ -Q .:- '14, fafklu. .- ,K 1'f3f'sxi: Q. , -..,,,w.-, Q 31 - --Niifii W 2 ' -Karl ,. W. 1. ,M . 4 , U 1. 5.3, - 4 Q 1 :- g . . , Qi-,Tj .f . Q-fl' 1 vfl A , . , , ,,. - ff. Q - Q ,. :Lit .T 5' 'TL gg hfi- U M I 43.11, F-, F ., by-. 2-9 'lf' '32 w x if W fri . -,gg gg 1 -1 , gui 1 ii' 'iii 5 ZS? fl ,--Q., xi- J' . I .--...V :,... I 'myth'-V 4 1 'RJ x. .- ' 1' 4 'Y ,-J,-7-wil Juli CTIVITIES WE ACHIEVE THROUGH INVOLVEMENT A world where nothing is had for nothing. STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: I.. Robinson, P, Davolos, B. Lamey, J. Porvaznik, M. Thompson, J. Neal, L. Depka, H. Hoffman. Bow 2: P. Fasulo, G. DeYoung, P. Smith, J. Mclvlahon, R. Patton, J. Campbell, P. Cain, S. Henning, J. Silver. Bow 3: C. LaBagione, L. Stephens, P. Forcini, lvl. Davolos, C. Lampe, P. Noonan, G. Brooks, S. Anderson, S. Bishop, B. Miller. Row 4: D. Duvak, J. Spiece IVI. Kraus K Fessey, lvl. Kelly, S. Williams, E. Carrigan, L. Hosato, C. Whylihgs, C. Nygren, B. Capra. Row 5: K. Sebastian, B. Muir, A. Vail, T. Hamilton, NI. Lazo, J. Mannella, J. Talarico, B. lvlcKeown. John Porvaznik is pictured meeting Dr. John F, Regan for an administration and student conference. This year, John and the other officers have tried to bring about progress through these meetings. Student Council Secretaries Mari-Anne Thompson and Barbara Lamey arrest interest as they complete the cafeteria bulletin board. News of Council activities is posted there monthly. N is 1ilalif,sv n The Al-l.S. store is operated by the Student Council and provides ample revenue, Waiting on a customer is Sue Caron. Phil Davolos, vice-president, reviews plans for liberalized policies with Mr. Elmer D. June. .1 ,W J Paul Kershaw, manager ot the school store, is making the crucial decision as to how much new stock to order. With the help of lvlr, William Westphal, Paul has enlarged the inventory to cover everything from stationery supplies to nlghtshirts. Treasurer for Student Council, Joe Neal goes over the balance to make sure the checks won't bounce. Mr. Edward Taylor and lvlr. John Cornew, advisers, fill out the busy calendar for Student Council. ,li ,254 lwwrfrfwf-no av-M in R, Nr ,,.. K . . 4 Q 1 ,K WN A fs? XKAK ks Ai f Misty J , , 215513 E' f si?- lb x am 5 'F vm X., x 1 ,Q fi Sliff 1' Q' ESL N ,, ' 101 552 g R3 x g ,. 3' QQ' sr., '4 . 1 I s I gi fe J N . . - if -':- 2 P 33 f -.1 -A:. Q A ' X '59 1' six X N - . A iF, Brigitte LeBellec, our French guest, shovvs the approximate location of her home tovvn. During this year Brigitte lived with her American family, lvlr, and Mrs. Charles Schuler and daughters Barbara and Linda. A night of fantasy and fun . . . Brigitte and her escort, Steve Rodgers converse with other couples at the Christmas Ball, The Audubon Chapter of the American Field Phil Davolos, AFS president, delegates duties to responsible mem- Service is involved in many community activ- ities. During the summer, families of the school community hosted ninety exchange students for a three day Bus Stop. The time was spent at parties, dances, and many individual outings. Among the interesting events held during the school year were a picnic, an AFS assembly, and the annual International Ball. Our '68-169 exchange student from France, Brigitte LeBellec, says she was appreciative of the Audubon Chapter and would never for- get her many friends that she met through the AFS. bers. Kyle Kramer and he are pictured discussing plans for the sixth annual International Ball, scheduled for March 8, 1969. Front row: T. Hughes, L. Magill, P. Davolos, B. lreton,, Mrs. Mary Bochet. How 2: J. Walker, E. Curry, J. Cas- selman, C. Wolff, C. lngling, J. Walsh, K. Stone, J. Helhovvski. Row 3: K. Sebastian, E. lngling, B. Lamey, K. Kramer, L. Stephens, D. Walter, Ft. l-lartmann, J, Furman, Row 4: C. Fanelli, B, Ftickenbach, D. Evans, E. Barr, L. Eaise, D, Tomaselli, lvl. Davolos, D. Pagliarella. Back row: J. Gorman, S. Ftodgers, B. Schuler, S. Spector, S. Lazo, D. Duvak, N. Wilson, J. Dickinson. NATIONAL HONOF2 SOCIETY Among her duties as chairman of the Honor Society, Miss Evelyn E. White presides over meetings, arranges tutor- ing sessions, offers counsel in planning various projects. John A. Porvaznik Leadership Althea Vail Service lVlari-Anne Thompson Character Joan lVl. Doren Scholarship Front Row: D. Weist, D. Harker, J. Silver, L. Little, lVl. Cox P. Reynolds, T. Gagnon, S. Anderson, J. Helhovvski, P Walter, E, DeFtobertis, C. Lampe. Row 2: L. Fox, W Ditvlichele, P. Whitfield, K. Shuster, N. Rahme, J. Doren, D Duvak, K. l.aPergola, K. Kramer, B. Crumley. Row 3: E. Col- lins, K. Kelly, W. Kates, lvl. Lozanoff, J. Porvaznik, W. Ahlers N. Potts, R. Hartmann, IVI. Fanelli, P. Prichard, S. Henning Back Row: L. Cox, V. Pose, S. Sinex, P. Best, E. Deal, A Vail, A. Brookfield, Fl. Pickenbach, J. Hughes, M. Thomp- son, C. Harmon, N. Danella, J. VVaIker. 194 '. ..' Front rovv fleft to rightl: M. Fanelli, M. Speice, P. Crovvder, L. Stephens, S. Resnick, B. Widman, M. Fox, M. Wark. Row 2: Mr. Richard Hurff, adviser, B. Best, C. lngling, R. Hartmann, B. lreton, D. Evans, D. Tomaselli, D. Walter, J. Furman, H. March, J. Fetzko, Miss Mary Provine adviser. Back row: G. Candy, D. Martin, K. Mason, D Skrabonla, E. Flynn, B. Cianfrani, H. Meyrick, L. Miller Linda Mayo frightj and Barbara Muir fleftl, co-editors, have worked very hard this year trying to produce a good Parrot. Front rovv fleft to rightl: N. Rahme, S. Spector, J. Walker, J. Krvvavvecz, C. Harmon, B. Lamey, P. Reynolds, R. Patton. Row 2: D. Sullivan, L. Hand, T. Gagnon, M. Cox, P. Cain, H. Cook, R. Pearce, L. Little, V. Rose, Mr. Richard Hurff, adviser. Back rovvg R. Borrelli, R. Whitfield, J. Taraschi, J. Silver, S. Henning, C. Palumbi, P. Bezot, B. Griffith, C. Shuster, J. Roback, K. Kramer, K. Kelly, L. Fox. i' . :1 .tt . ue.. -R. .N- 3' sr. Nav' A 3: .t t LE SOUVENIR The struggle to meet a publishing deadline makes one recall the paradox of the irresistible force and immovable object. However, we of the Le Souvenir Editorial Staff of 1969 grew to realize that fruitful accomplishment comes from persistent effort, not mere trifling. We have tried to incorporate imagination and tradition to create a Yearbook that would reflect the spirit of AHS. The Yearbook was made a reality through the efforts of the Business Staff in backing the creation Editor-in-chief Valerie Hose and Scott Sinex, Associate Editor review the layout on the 4' dummy pages. . swf Club Editor Ellen lngling and Secretary Bonnie Griffith prepare the manuscript for publishing. financially. Art Editor Gary Whitaker and Literary Editor Marsha Cox propor- tion pictures for their most interesting view. Sports Editor Ken Sebastian points out the many accorna plishments of AHS teams to Sports Editor Helen Vllenker, Seated: K. Snuster, B. Muir, J. Doren, B. Worrell, E. DeRob- ertis, P. Reynolds, N. Potts. Standing: Front rovv: L. Hand, R. Pearce, L4 Pineiro, D. Weist, K. Kramer, N, Danella, L. Little, Business Managers Ed Deal and Altnea Vail are responsible for directing financial projects such as securing advertise- ments and patrons. H S, Henning, P. Bezot, L. Cox, S. Rodgers, K. Kelly. Row 2: M Thompson, J. Walker. Back row: C. Skura, D. Slri, K. Reese J. Metzler, L. Nickel, P. Walter. l 5 5 S Advisers Miss Louise Housel and Mrs. Betty Rosell observe situations pertinent to botn editorial and business staffs. All guys on the squad are taking their best date why shouldnt he take pretty little you? triggers Tornmys tl.arry Foxl outburst tovvard Eddie CJeff Taraschij. Father fPaul Tatel and principal fDave Saurrnanl cast disapproving glances at Ginger fPat Forel, the star football player. Time Out for Ginger Mother lBarbara lvluirl makes a last minute inspection on leading lady ivalerie Ftosel before the curtain rises on Queen Victoria, Time Out For Ginger, by Ronald Alexander, vvas presented by the class of 169 on April 19 and 20,1968 lt deals with the trials ot the Carol household vvhich arise when Ginger, atter making the football team, manages to lose her boyfriend and almost cost her father his job, Finally, hovvever, she con- cludes that she would really rather be a girl. l've been having a lot of trouble with Eddie every Saturday night, complained Joan tBar- bara Lamey las her mother listens vvith a sym- pathetic ear. vrilirsiirirlxilrsiiirgii As the new day begins, the office buzzes with the teachers' plans for the coming day. N Mrs. Ratchet fSue Spectorl lays it on her boss fPaul Tatel during a hassle over the ownership of a pail. When Faversham Lightly tlfloland Wormerl, the Fiip Van Winkle of Ames High, emerges from the stock room with a certain someones glove, the plot slowly begins to unfold. No More Homework The Class of 1969 offered 'KNO lvlore Homework by John Henderson on November 22 and 23, 1968. This was a comedy in which Student Council officers, in charge of Ames High during the absence of adminis- trators, cause a stir. ln the course of events, the profits from the Senior Play are stolen, with the recovery of the money, a misplaced student is brought to light, and Miss Gooden and lvlr. Harper discover each other. l ,siiiutllAtMSll9W Mild-mannered Mr, Harper fDave Saurmanl socks it to brash Coach Guthrie fBill Natalel, Obnoxious Ronald Sassoon fJohn Tobinl mocks the appearance of the school's new cooking teacher, Buzz Bailey tlliick Whitfieldl. V .r.' 9 t 'r M r,,, ., .... ,ry r.V iw: l 5 ir, 25 , l it 9 r 77 5 CHRISTMAS BALL Senior girls march around for the judging of Snowball Queen, Queen JoAnne Maloney poses for pictures with her court. fi- 5 V al. jf7L .W Q Couples dancing to the music ot the Emeralds seem to be enjoy- ing themselves, Joe Mannella takes time out to serve refreshments to his date. The girls in all their splendor give Santa a second look. - H- - V f lll 'A l 3 . i 1 N .. A f X ' N . 'A 75-Q., Et. :5L..Qf :' f - ' s m ' 5 l ' . Oriental Gardens enchanting Queen, Donna Mascia, adds elegance and beauty to the decor. The relaxing atmosphere of the Prom gave the faculty an opportunity to socialize. g- l ff- aff. Y JA 47, fl ,UM-2. la,l W, l V 'mi' l MRM Warren Bowen, alias The Gentleman, pins a flower on a lady, Cathy Somerset. The morning star brought the dance to a close in the wee hours. PROM Subdued by the mystical beauty, a well-known couple enters the garden. Bruce Gaillard, the little old vvatchmaker, ap- plies final touches to his Grandfather clock. For a special treat during the Christmas season, an assembly was held featuring the Haddon Township Choir and Orchestra. Enthusiasm for the A.H.S. football Helping to bring the Hockey tro- season is demonstrated by the actions phy to Audubon, Herbie at- of the fans after the winning touch- tempts a field goal. down. 9 3 fs 3 5 2 Q s V. S S 3 A.V.A. rescues again! Ken Kelly and Bill Dickerson show hovv anxious the Senior boys were for the Christmas Ball to arrive. Yes, it finally arrived. t 5 The record-breaking basketfJoe Neal sur- passes the all-time scoring record of Audubon High School. An active member of many AHS activities, Miss Evelyn White helps solve a student problem. ' Curse you Collingsvvoodlw, says Snoopy, AHS's faithful cheerleader. . . and the beat goes on Joan Doren and Larry Fox, attaining highest proficiency in the field of science, vvere re- warded with an invitation to join the Florida Science Study Program in December. Soccer, food, and fun are all a part of the AFS picnic. A. V. A. The dedicated members of the AVA strive for proper technical effects in school productions and sports events, Kneeling: B. DeFuria, J. Floloff, V. Marcucoi. Standing: K. Doren, J. Buhrman, E. Viereck, J. Deal, and J. Fieily. Back: H. Mintzer, F. Shimmin, E. Darby. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Capturing many memorable events on film, the Photography Club, sponsored by Mr. Herman Siri, is seen at all school affairs. Portrayed are D. Mulch- ler, J. Speirs, J. Picerno, G. Rodgers, M. Wright, K. Vassallog lseatedb, J, Smith. DEBATING CLUB The Debating Club, under the leader- ship of Mr. Edward Taylor, engages in research. Many hours of preparation go into each meet. The members pic- tured are P. Thomas, S. Resnick, L. Mayo, and Fl. Whitfield. 'TIME Z M PEP CLUB Featured here is one of the endless projects of the Pep Club made for student activities. Each week, students assemble to complete posters, signs, and Homecoming floats. The adviser is Mr. John Cornew. F. T. A. F. H. A. The Future Homemakers ot America display their creative ability by prepairng for teas and social functions. Active members iseatedi L. Handler, P. Cristino, L. Hall, and istandingi M. Casebeer, D. Skroblak and M. Fanelli are sponsored by Miss Phyllis DuCoin. Distributing apples among the teachers during National Educaf tion Week vvas a new activity of the Future Teachers oi America. Seated are P. Cain, President Scott Sinex, and M. Cox. Standing are D. Tomaselli, K. Stone and H. Cook. HUIVIANITIES CLUB The objective ofthe Humanities Club is to enlighten its members and spread culture throughout the school. Participants are tseatedl S. Spector, N. Heimann, K. Beese, C. Migala, J. Porvaznikg tstand- ingi K. Mason, M. Kvvasny, J. Gibialante, A. Wilson, G. Coyle and J. Ennis. Miss Evelyn White is the adviser. SPANISH CLUB Cepillas de dientes! Cepiiias de dientes! This year the Spanish Club, guided by Miss Karlene Morrison and Mrs. Jacqueline Klagholz, sold tooth- brushes to raise money for trips to increase their command of Spanish. The members as pictured are lseatedj D. Bunks, P. Prichard, S. Kurtz, V. Hill, M. McCabe, D. Whitfield, fstandingi M. Davolos, P. Curry, G. Kushner, D. Furness, B. Bonamassa, P. Cook, D. Miller, C. Panzano, S. Caron, C. Ro- mano. The back row is comprised of W. Hopkins, J. Ennis, K. Wolk, A. Kane, D. Joslin, L. Fedele. USHERS Front row: M. Fuller, L. Franecki, E. Vetrone, J. Krvvawecz, P. Fore, M. McGovern, P. Walter, K, Greener, P. Reynolds, G. Kurtz, M. Kayne, N. Fiahme. Row 2: J. Campbell, B. Worrell, L. Little, J. Floback, K. Shuster, N. Potts, J. Doren, L. Nickel, J. Walker, J. Maloney, C. Harmon, M. Thompson. Mrs. Pose Chiumento, sponsor, and members of the French Club perform a Christmas puppet show in keeping with the holiday spirit. Partici- pants are fseatedl J. Krwavvecz, J. Doren, D. Beckett, lstandingi C. Harmon, J. Helhovvski, D. Frank, H. Hoffman, V. Tiller, B. Widman, L. Handler. In back, M. Fanelli, M. Pawlowski, S. Bogart, B. Best, D. Rodgers, M. Casebeer, C. Skrobiak. LIBRARY CLUB The familiar faces of Library Club members are vvell-known to all. Throughout the year these aides work dutifully to provide the excellent serv- ice that is given under lvlr. Joseph Genovese's direction. Mike Brown, John Ftoloff, Paul Price engage in the varied tasks that make their help in the library invaluable. Front rovv: C. Skura, Fl. Patton, E. Deliiobertis, H. Cook, E. lngling, B. Griffith, J. Silver, P. Cain, E. Mahoney, B. Lamey, D. Brooks. How 2: B. Crumley, B. Sauro, D. Sullivan, L. Hand K. Kramer, B. lvlulr, lvl. Biondo, N. Danella, V. Hose, lVl. Simp- kins, S. Henning, A. Vail. Front row tleft to rightj: D. Smith, L. Mayo, J. Jennings, R. Gleaner, W. Van Horn, D. Deal. Row 3: D. Morrill, J. Deal, K. Carroll, L. Vilardo, L. Vllickes, N. Lindquist, R. Carroll. Row 2: Walker. Standing: G, Candy, E. Flynn, D. Frank, R. Van Horn. M. Murphy, C. Skura, R. Murphy, F. Ancher, R. English, P. D. Martin, R. Bannister. Frantz, K. Munch, J. Butterworth, N. Rahme, W. Stephens, R. CONCERT BAND BRASS CHOIR Front row tleft to rightj: M. DiGennaro, K. Munch, J. Deal, F. Ancher. Back row: D. Deal, J. But- terworth, N. Rahme, N, Camerieri, R. Van l-lorn. The Concert Band meets morning and atter- noon daily throughout the year. lts members, though tew in number, possess many talents. Their repertoire ranges from pre-practice ses- sion cacophony to compositions such as Aaron Copeland's HA Lincoln Portrait, performed in a Linooln's Birthday assembly, David Saurman narrating. The Concert Band likewise presents a Christmas and a Spring Concert. WCODWIND QUINTET Left to right: Dallas Smith, Richard Carroll, Jack Deal, Julie Jen- nings, Rebecca Carroll. 'e a r1 .A , lw- Center' L. Mayo. Front row: M. Wickes, D. Skrabonja, R. Wickes, G. Bates, R. Carroll, N, Camerieri, W. Stephens, M, Murphy, D. Morrill, C. Skura, D. Smith, J. Jennings, M. Murphy, Rogers, D. Deal, Standing: S. Wyatt, G. Candy, E Flynn, R. L. Handler. Row Q' R. Walker, J. Deal, D. Saurman, F. Ancher, Van Horn, D. Martin, R. Bannister. R. English, P. Frantz K. Munch, J. Butterworth, N. Rahme, L. Not pictured: M. DiGennaro, SWING BAND Front row Cleft to rightl: D. Schreiber, L. Vilardo, D. Saurrnan, D. Smith. Row 2: D. Deal, N. Camcrieri, K. Walker, N. Rahme, J. Butterworth. Back row: S, Wyatt, W. Scully, R. Wickersham, J. Deal, C Boyer, K, Munch, J, Vilardo. Not pictured: M. DiGennaro. INSTRUMENTAL DIRECTGR ORCHESTRA With virtually the same members as in the Concert Band, the instru- mentalists have formed the thirty- tive piece A.l-l.S. Orchestra, a Woodwind Quintet, a Brass Choir and a Swing Band whose success in competitions has been outstand- ing in recent years. Mr. Mitchell A. Beck, Director of lnstrua mental Music. , 87 Rebecca Milano, Thomas Campbell. ALL-STATE ENSEIVIBLE CHOIR OFFICERS Left to right: R. Milano, J. Krvvavveez, K. Floating, A. Vail, J. Beerley, S. Wyatt, J. Stroup, T. Campbell, T. Hughes. Front row: I.. Irvine, J. Jennings, J. Krvvawecz, L. Miller, C. l-larmon, J. Dickinson, K. Floating, N. Newell, V. Tiller, J. Helhovvski. Back row. K. Doren, R. Milano, T. Hughes, F. Hyder, K. Walker, T. Campbell, D. Schreiber, E. Nickerson, S. Wyatt, J. Stroup, D. Saurman. 'W-Q. CONCERT Front row: P. Crane, B. Milano, K. Floating, B. Murphy, J. Casselman, J. Helhovvski, C. lngling, J. Krvvavvecz, L. Little, J. Jennings. Row 2: J. Lampe, J. Esterlund, M. Wickes, D. Kenders, T. Marsik, S. Cowen, B. Floloff, M. Segalo, N. Nevvell, C. Lamey, M. Frett. Row 3: D. Schreiber, S. Wyatt, B. Scully, T. Hughes, E. Benedetti, D. Davis, F. Hyder, B. Muir, M. Thompson. Back row: J. Beerley, T. Hamilton, F. Gantz, E. Brady, M. Mullin, T. Campbell, J. Melchert, J. Kisiel, M. Allizzo, J. Frett, B. Scully. Front row: N. Rahme, D. Skraponja, J. Mayers, C. Nygren, C. Mutchler, B. Kates, B. Jenkins, B. Thomas, K. Walker, J. Fleily, Marini, K. Walker, M. Curran, L. lrvine, V. Tiller, D. Carey, B. J. Walker, A, Vail, L. Stephens, K. Sangmeister, K. Doren. Giordano. Row 2: C. Harmon, B. Schuler, L. Miller, S. Bogart, Back row: E. Curry, B. Jenkins, G. Tiller, J. Stroup, D. Saur- C. Wolff, H. Hoffman, C. Huselton, N. Van Horn, J. Dickinson, man, D. Smith, D. Bigoulot, J. Anderson, E. Nickerson, P. L. Magill, D. Duvak, L. Thompson. Row 3: G. Candy, D. Hand, E. Taylor, B. Bannister. it.- L A -N Q Front row: L. Stephens, J. Dickinson, J. Stroup, K. Pechmann, D. Palumbi, C. Whylings, N. Buhrman, J. Leach. Row 2: J. Helhovvski, J. Esterlund, H. Hoffman, S. Cowen, Ft. Hendrickson, P. Maule, N. Van Horn, Ft. Giordano, S. Carr, J. Walters, Fi. Borda. Row 3: J. Mayers, G. Candy, K. Doreri, J. Fteily, E. Curry, B. Thomas, W. Scully, K. Walker, D. Schreiber, S. Wyatt, M. Mullin, G. Tiller, E. Brady. Back row: P. Band, D. Mutchler, J. Melchert, J. Kisiel, D. Davis, M. Allizzo, D. Saur- man, B. Scully, F. Hyder, T. Campbell, T. Hughes, J. Frett, M. Segalo, W. Ftittmayer. Mr. Richard M. Smith, Director, whose imaginative arrangements are praised by all who have heard the Choir perform. At the close of the Christmas Concert the Choir gathers around the tree to sing the Benediction. GLEE CLUB Front row: J. Casselman, D. Duvak, C. Wolff, C. Molloy, C. Hough, V. Tiller, C. lngling. Row 2: S. Bogart, P. Crane, J. Krwavvecz, C. Harmon, B. Tharan, L. Ftuark, N. Tessing, M. Dobbins, A. LeFever, M. Levvandowski. Row 3: D. Frank, D. Kenders, E. Flynn, K. Float- ing, D. Smith, F. Gantz, J. Beerley, A. Vail, J. Walker, L. Little, M. Curran. Back row: L. Magill, E. Benedetti, D. Bigoulot, A. Krancz, J. Stroup, D. Carey, L. Hall, M. Wickes, B. Schuler, B. Milano, L. Irvine, S. Garoff. Mary lJeanne Smithl and Jabez fBob Siril share a We'll drive him out of New Hampshire is the piercing cry of the moment of bliss, while the bride is unaware of impendf chorus as the Devil fHenry Hartmanl is forever ousted from New ing calamity. Hampshire by Daniel Webster CCharIes Samuelj. The Devil and Daniel Webster On May 18, 1968, the Department of Choral Activities presented The Devil and Daniel Webster, a folk opera, by Stephen Vincent Benet. Jabez Stone, his soul sold to the Devil, is to be tried by a jury of souls also damned. Through brilliant oratory, Daniel Webster persuades the jury to acquit Stone. Neighbors and friends, jubilant over the outcome of the trial, drive the Devil from New Hampshire. Mary and Jabez dance to the traditional wedding song, iv H 'Si A warm welcome is given to famed lawyer Daniel Webster lCharles Samuelj. f During the climactic jury scene, the defense puts his trust in his power of oratory. Q MARCHING BAND Majorettes J. Walker tleftl, E. Vetrone trightl, Mr. Mitchell Beck, Director fat far rightl Band in treble clef formation from base: D. Saurman, N. Lindquist, I-l. Jablonski, D Saurman, D. Srnith, M. Segalo, M. Perks, D. Morrill, J. Schofield, J. Jennings, M Murphy, I.. Wickes, D. Biscoe, R. Carroll, E. Flynn, D. Frank, R. Carroll, R. Gleaner, G Candy, R. Bannister, R. Van Horn, D. Martin, M. Young, R. Tessing, D. Deal, K. Munch M. Sikora, M. DiGennaro, R. English, P. Frantz, J. l-lolland, L. Closse, S. Goller, D Jenkins, F, Ancher, R. Cooney, R. Walker. leew COLOR GUARD Front: C. Mahoney. Left to right: M. Cox, E. McManus, M. Rusin, K. Greener, E. Mahoney. The guns of the Color Guard provide protection for our flag. +ve? ix The Queen is escorted to her position in the center of the Band's heart formation. Nancy Potts graciously accepts red roses-a traditional presenta- tion at the Homecoming Queens Coronation held on November 16, 1968. HOIVIECOIVIING Left to right: Althea Vail, Joy Silver, Nancy Potts, Cathy Palumbi, Linda Hand, comprising the Homecoming court of 1968, make their debut as celebrities in an elaborate ceremony at half time. i Kneeling Cleft to rightl: J. Esterlund, C. Herron, C. Voigt, B Lamey, E. Talley, P. Sellers, C. Skura, B. Griffith, L. Nickel, C Lampe, C. Gerardi, M. March, N. MacBride, M. McKeever, L. Eaise, P, Bezot. Standing: C. Palumhi, C. Wolff, N, Wilson, L Magill, G. Kincaid, M. Davolos, N. Thompson, L. Franecki L. Hand, S. Henning, D. Tomaselli, L. Hall, M. Wickes, M. LY Mount, E. Barr, S. McGonlgal. DRILL TEAM and MAJGRETTES .. . I 2 2 l is? it V .wwf . ' f Captain Linda Hand and Mr. George MacCulloch watch as the Drill Team successfully performs a precision maneuver. 94 Bonnie Griffith, Linda Franeckl, Sandy Henning, and Linda Nickel lead the ranks of the Drill Team. These girls are chosen for their ability to march and give commands. Janet Walkers double fire routine strikes a spark ot interest at the hall time shows. ln the cheering section, the emotional reactions of the Malorettes and Drill Team demonstrate their involvement in the game. Left to right: JoAnn Vaccarella, Sally Campanell, Chris Foder, Joy Silver, Pat Reynolds, lvlaria Dilvlartine, Priscilla Prichard. I Edie Vetrone, Band Nlajorette, is exceedingly adept with her baton, A K J. Campbell, Fl. Patton, Mrs. Mary Lynn Williams, Mrs. Diane Roselle. Both cheer- leaders and advisers work strenuous hours after school. L .. Lets go, Audubon, down across the goal . . X i CHEERLEADERS L4 l fi ,,,,,.,- H ,wg The hours of diligent prac- tice spent by the Junior Var- sity cheerleaders are evident at a basketball game. Front J Casselman Rovv7 lvl Bendort D Maal B Dankel B Best Row 2 D Craig J Barnes M Buck JV Captain Casselrnan spirited leader, A ..,0.,, if , .-.ZP- 1 'R 5.-gs . ', ,Q ' aww! .- 1.1- 4-- -.--hw' If- W , Pill , . M . ., lo v- . A , R ' v, X- B 1 -,, n.,. ., A1 'U' W - v-,ary I ' - K . 44... . , 3 g9r,.,1-g.i.,.,. f YQ .ff ' ,Au 3 h 4,1 ?r:-L , N 4.51 ,, , - ,-, - A ...up N' I I gsv, ' Qwfr .- N,,- . . .I , Ag- A. , 3 A I -'Hs - . . 'sf' . 5 9' - - ,- .. ,,l'f'1s 'T V 'V'-I' . I nr- -v,- re - A 5, I'J:,.'-5-,'L'd' x 5 iff, - ' Q ..g- -Y . jf! .M ,A A, T ,V- . ,lg-,4.',,a' 1-,., I-Q'T,'-.t N, fx A ' .' .3,'. ' -. lip'-A.. - 'f - 4, 1? .-tx 3- Iii, ., 1311 Y.. N21 ha. F: Q -'. 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SPORTS SURVEY Joy Silver drives for the Girls' Basket- ball Team, proving no inferiority on WW., the part of female of the species. Marilyn Kayne drives toward the goal in an effort to scoreg but it turns out that Robin Packard gets the pass and jams it in for the winning goal. Mike Lazo, Steve Fuhs, and Ron Thomas are puzzled by the failure of the last play. Did someone miss a block? Or run the wrong side? Brian lVlcKeever is seen tak- ing advantage of the charity line, which gave the Green Wave a lot of help during the season. Ken Kelly is again watching someone else shoot. ,lawns Hu- ...M Front row: R. Rutheford, D. Barnes N. Thompson, R. Jenkins, R. Ditmars, R Horton. Row 2: R. Ennis, D. Jerolmack, G. Brooks, J. Burt, S. Alibrando N. Pruden, C. Perks. Row 3: S. Anderson, C. Knaup, D. Davis, S. MacMinn, R. Kegel, E. Grippi, K. LaPergola, J. Gantz, A. Barnaloie, J. Grady. Row 4: J, Daily, J. Taraschi, R. Gilmore, S, Bishop, M. Maxwell, A. Brookfield, C. Knoll, W. l-lopke, K. McKeever, P. Rand, R, Salotto. CROSS COUNTRY A. A. COUNCIL Seniors starting their last practice are, from left to right, Doug Davis, Steve MacMinn and Eugene Grippi. Mr. William Lair clocks two Seniors attempting to set a new record from start to finish. Members of the '68-'69 A.A. Council Cleft to rightj Seated: R. Capra, B. Gian- frani, J. Neal, Mr. John Kling R. Rickenbach, M. Fuller, B Kirsche. Standingg C. Mc- Keown, J. Eaise, J. Gibia- lante, B. Scully, J. Gorman, T. Ryan, R. Packard, P Forcini. FOOTBALL The Green Wave of Audubon fought its way to a second straight Colonial Conference crown in 1968. Led by a defense which was rated as number one of South Jersey, the Wave set new records in preventing gains of yard- age. The entire squad battled to place the Wave third in rank among South Jersey teams. Captain Robert Rickenbach was also honored as Brooks-Irvine Lineman-of-the-Year. Defensive Specialist Front line: John Porvaznik, Dan Thompson, lvlark English, Charles Biederman, James Kelley. Backfield: Tom Hamil- ton, Dan Auletto, Joe lvlannella, Tom Ryan. Audubon 28 33 9 7 O 21 21 21 34 1968 RECORD Opponent Camden Catholic 6 Bishop Eustace O Collingswood 6 Sterling O Paulsboro 10 Woodbury O Haddon Heights 7 Haddonfield O Haddon Township 14 Offensive Specialists Front line: George Gordon, Bob Rick- enbach, Dan Koczur, Ron Thomas, John Wolenter, Mike Lazo, Blaine Mc- Cauley. Backfleldx Jim Eaise, Steve Fuhs, Bill Eggers, Dale Landolt. Audubon's Jim Eaise t25l keep a hold of the ball after a hard knocking tackle by Haddonfields alert linemen. The rest of the Haddons are caught look- ing on, waiting for the unlikely fumble. Front row: S. Fuhs, D. Auletto, B. Eggers, G. Gordon, J. Por- vaznik, Fl, Flickenbach, D. Koczur, J. Mannela, J. Wolenter, M. Lazo, D. Thompson, T. Hamilton. Row 2: D. Carrigan, J Eaise, B. Powell, D. Krell, P. Vllafalosky, W. DiMichele, Fl Thomas, J. Hughes, M. English, S. Siri, D. Landolt, C, Bieclerman. Row 3: J, Gorman, B. Unipan, B. McCauley, M. Mullin, B. Scully, J. Kelley, D. Crozier, S. Scaramuzzi, G. Moshier, M. Spera, J. Creaney. Row 4: M. Sheridan, F. Lee, C. Everman, K. Pechmann, H. Compton, M. Kaminskas, T. DiMichele, D. Furness, M. Wolenter, B, Cranston, M. Staflieri, T. Ryan, S, Gunning, B. Knoedler. Row 5: Mr. Joseph Bendorf, Mr. Thomas Curley, Dave Kling, J. Speirs, M. Hanson, C. Dellapia, P. Price, T. Crovvley, Mr. Michael Narducci, Mr. Michael Spontak. The Green VVaye's punter. Joe Mannella, gets oft another one of his tremendous boots while under pressure from Haddont'eld's linemen. At the lelt, Steve Puhs M41 throws a block to give Joe extra needed time. Captains and Coaches Front row: John Poryaznik, Popert Pickenbach, Dan Koczur. How 2: Mr. Michael Spontak, Mr. Joseph Bendort, Mr. Thomas Curley. HOCKEY Front row: Nl. Kayne, B. Kirsche, M. Fuller, B. Crum- ley, K. Shuster. Second row: Fl. Packard, K. Knaup, l.. Miller, B. Cianfrani. Back row: J. Mclvlahon, C. Mc- Keown, P. Forclni, J. Fetzko. A few words of encouragement before the start of the game. Audubon 4 3 3 8 1 1 2 1 3 1 3 3 1968 RECORD O Haddon Township Collingswood Paulsboro Woodbury Haddon Heights Sterling Haddon Township Collingswood Paulsboro Woodbury Haddon Heights Sterling Go get them, Kath. P ponent O 2 O O O 1 O O 1 0 2 1 C A if ' A- A H N' 54' ' ft . . W. , .. . t A . ww ' W-if , 'iw M' ' if ., W ,Sw T' 2, rr aww, 1 A W Oranges are provided at half time for quick energy. vw... I ' .. . '. iffy' , ag. , My z A 'L X vi' 'TWN A1- mg! Under the coaching of Miss Connie Yaniak, the l-lockey Team finished the season as undefeated Colonial Conference Champs of 1968 with a 10-O-1 season. Many long hours of practice and trying games proved rewarding for the girls. The team consisted of five seniors, five juniors, and three sophomores. Team spirit and sportsman- ship were outstanding qualities shovvn to all oppo- nents and teammates. Bonnie Crumley, Miss Connie Yaniak, Coach, Sheer determination. Marilyn Fuller, Barbara Kirsche. . 7, uv V L V W Carol Mclieown, Mrs. JoAnn Shaw, Coach, P, Forcini. Front row: N. Wilbur, K. Rowan. P. Forcini, C. McKeovvn, M Curry. S. Caron, C. Panzano Row 2. T. Patryk, C. Martin, V l-lill, K. Picozzi, D. Fasulo, N. Daily, S. Resnick. Row M Fanelli, E. Moir, T. Bond, J. Dickinson, L. Stephens, N. Mac- Esride, M. Kvvasny. X 3 ve- X K wx Qeit ' 5,,..X ws Q X X Q x , 5 NW 1 x wea- 1 , K Q x Pj i Y 1 ' 1 Sas, 1 Q ,W rung- a ,f ,N ,V f . 1.......,Q'Em ,P ur V ,?.x7 'fe JY W ,,,,-?, V7 V Y p :Vi 1 AIQM 3 The Klingmen in the '68-'69 season battled their way to a glorious undefeated hoop championship. While pre-season comment indicated that the Wave would have difficulties in board control, the puny five domi- nated all phases of every game to upset all opponents, then finish ranking third in South Jersey. Tremendous acclaim came to Joe Neal, when he broke the highest score rolled up by any other individ- ual during four years of participation, during a single season, and during a single game. Joe also vvon the distinction of being classed second best scorer in South Jersey. The remaining court magicians Brian lvlcKeever and Ken Kelly vvon the praise of Ray Kelley Mas the tvvo best back eourtmen he had yet seen. Likewise, he called Craig Davis and Bob Ftickenbach the key to the Audubon rebounding success. The Green Wave new moves on to the Group Ill tournaments, and are predicted to go all the vvay. While the troops seem casual. Coach John Kling and Captain Joe Neal explain the nevv defense for the next game. Ken Kelly takes aim to let the ball go for a sure tvvo points against Sterling. Calculating correct angle for a later thrust is Alan Brookfield. Joe Neal pictured vvhert driving for an easy layup, after assists from lvlcKeever, to Kelly lo Neal- the fastbreak combo. Brian lVleKeever makes his move to dribble around the opposition, to drive the baseline for tvvo points clinching an all important victory. GIRLS BASKETBALL Kneeling Cleft to rightl: J. Silver, J. Flobaok, lvl. Slmpkins, H. Wenker. Standing: J. Eggers, man- ager, K. Lindley, K. Knaup, R. Packard, P. For- cini, N. Kelly, L. Miller, B. Cianfrani, J. Simpkins, H. Cook, manager. Guard Karen Kriaup jumps the few extra inches needed to gain control of the ball. Fighting among team members is not usually part of the game but here it seems Audubon is doing just that. Audubon Opponent 23 Palmyra 32 35 lvlerohantville 45 34 Cherry Hill W. 47 24 Gloucester 60 30 Paulsboro 23 19 Collingswood 29 39 Haddon Twp. 54 34 Haddon Heights 32 30 Woodbury 22 30 Sterling 51 31 Paulsboro 28 31 Collingswood 34 26 Haddon Twp. 44 33 Haddon Heights 57 33 Woodbury 26 33 Sterling 36 Lynn lvliller dribbles down past Joanne as they set up for the fastbreak. Joanne Roback puts it in for two as Lynn Miller runs in for the rebound, just in case. This year's Varsity Team consisted ot tive seniors and seven juniors. Although the team did not conclude with a victorious season, there are many returning letter winners to bring the optimum ot success next year. XX if T Co-captains, Joanne Roback and Lynn Miller pose for their picture with Coach JoAnn Shaw before the game. Front row flett to rightjz S. Resnick, K. Rowan, D. Beckett, lvl. lvlagnotta. Back row: S. Garoff, manager, N. Wilbur, C. lVlcKeovvn, P. Forcini, N. Wilson, B, Burt, P, Cook, and E, Flynn, managers. Doubles, anyone? It's a bird? a plane? NO! a foul ball that Joe Mannella will pluck from the air. Spring leadoff Ed Curry comes to a two point landing, while executing perfect form for the projection of a javelin. TENNIS Kneeling: M. McGovern, K. Munch, S. Siri, M. Lazo. Standing: Mr. Jo- seph Bendort, F, Gantz, W. Di- lvlichele, J. Porvaznik, P. Davolos. JoAnne Maloney aspires to perfect her serve. Captain Frank Gantz releases a mighty serve forthe final point, assuring victory. Sandy Henning waits as a backup, in case Judy Krvvavvecz should miss. Stephens, J. Maloney, S. Henning. Kneeling.'vJ. Jennings, IVI. Buck, L. Thompson, J. Krvvavvecz, M. Maloney. Standing: S. Caron, B. Hudson, I.. TRACK For the fourth consecutive year, AHS has included inter- scholastic tennis in its athletic program. As the school has no courts, girls coached by Mr- Ronald Shenk and boys by Mr. Joseph Bendorf practice on the blacktop behind Korvette's. In spite ofthe inconvenience, play- ers are enthusiastic and antici- pate a rewarding season. As he clears the hurdle, John Talarico contemplates his next approach. Front Row: L. Bishop, F. Shimmin, J. Vilardo, R. Salotto, C Eyerman. D. Furness, K. Doren, J. Lampone. Row 2: S. Scara- muzzi, S. MacMinn, H. Compton, R. Rex, C. Knaup, A. Wilson, R Rutherford, B. McCracken, M. Schiavo, D. Carrigan, K. La- Pergola, M. Sheridan. Row 3: E. Curry, M. Hamilton, S. Fuhs, D. Landolt, R. Whitaker, J. Grady, E. Grippi, S. Anderson, B Gaillard, J. Hughes, J. Dobbins, W. Hopke, M. Delaney, Mr Walter Fillman. Back Row: M. Maxwell, D. Coyle, J. Gorman, J Talarico, C. Knoll, R. Rickenbach, R. Heller, T. Hamilton. ni? Moving through the air with the greatest of ease, Craig Knaup attempts to clear the winning height. Left: Bob Rickenbaoh snaps to a flying finish as he pushes on to a school record, Lower Left: The Bird, alias Tom Hamilton, strives for the necessary inches. Below: Practicing for the Camden County meet, Ron Heller demonstrates the form he will be using. l Left fielder, Dan Koczur uses his Johnny Callison style to stop an opponent from extra bases, BASEBALL Eddie Willie Mays Beail snaps a fly, while debating where to peg it when caught. Hurling the Green Wave's team to victory is William Ackerman on a fine follow- through. Bill Kates places the tag on an incoming opponent, Jimmy Eaise, who had to get into the act. G. Brooks, manager, A. Brookfield, T. Ryan, G. Moshier, J. Neal, W. Ackerman, M. Hanson, M. Herman Greenberg, T. Buchanan, manager, M. Lozanoff, J. Mannella, D. Koczur, W. Kates, J. Eaise, E. Beail, J. Creaney, N. Thompson, manager. Practice session-Neal pre- pares to swat as lvlannella schemes an earlier grab. amp,-mow SOFTBALL Although the '69 season has not yet concluded, the girls have many high hopes of bringing the championship Wm home to Audubon. This year's team has many returning lettermen. Under the leadership of Coach Connie Yaniak and co-captains JoAnne Boback and Nancy . rrrr . . I . ,mm Kelly, the team has a good chance of ful- y Y ff filling its ambitions. :vi tlit 5 J fr Elected co-captains by teammates are senior JoAnne Boback and junior Nancy Kelly who pose for picture with Coach Connie Yaniak Ccenterl. Front Row: D. Beckett, J. McMahon, J. Eggers, J. Fetzko, B. Tracey, B. Kirsche, B. Capra, S. Resnick, M. Bowen Row 2: K. Seeburger, K. Cole, E. Ledrich, L. Delfrancisco, ., ..r, ' C. Rowan, P. Forcini, N. Kelly, S. Kurtz, B. Ciantrani, B Crumley, Miss Connie Yaniak. Back Row: D. Weist, B Pearce, J. Manuel, H. March, C. McKeown, N. Wilbur, S Low, E. Moir, C. Skrobiak, J. Boback, N. MacBride, L. Miller, B. Burt, H. Cook. Betty Burt catches tor Barbara Kirsche during batting practice. Faith is hoped for the I evidence of things not seen. HEBREWS 11.1 COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1970 OFFICERS PRESIDENT .......... .. ........ CARMEN EANELLI VICE PRESIDENT . . ....... CAROL LAMPE SECRETARY .... JANICE HELHOWSKI TREASURER . . . . . . KEVIN LAPERGOLA STUDENT COUNCIL Officers Pres. John Porvaznilci Rec. Sec. Barbara Lamey Vice-Pres. Phil Davolos Treas. Joe Neal Corr. Sec. Marianne Thompson Advisor Mr. John Cornew Scott Anderson Jeanne Campbell Linda Hand Sandy Henning Paul Kershaw -l Cathy Fessy -2 Ed Carrigan -3 Mark Kelly 4 Jim Kinkler -5 Lisa Rosato -l Matt Kraus -2 Loretta Depka -3 Blaine Miller -4 Dan Leeds -5 Linda Robinson -l Chris Canning -2 Regina Capra -3 Diane Duvak -4 Hope Hoffman -5 Craig LaRagione -6 Corinne Nygren -7 Russell Roloff -B Candy Whylings -l Gary Brooks -2 Maryann Davolos Honorary Members- Representatives IO- lO- 10- IO- IO- IO ll ll Il ll ll ll ll I2 I2 T2 I2 l2 I2 I2 3 4 5 6 7 8 l 2 3 4 5 6 7 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 Barbara Muir Robin Patton Ken Sebastian Joy Silver Althea Vail Pat Forcini Debby Knox Carol McKeown Paula Noonan Lynn Stephans Maryellen Wark Steve Bishop Gail DeYoung Pat Fasulo Carol lampe Joan McMahon Pat Smith John Talarico Ed Deal Pat Cain Greg Dellapia Tom Hamilton Mike lazo Joe Mannella Dan Thompson l' . . . mag I graduate well and earn honors in Life. Congrarulafions fo you and +O each of your class- mares for whom Graduarion Day is a very special Occasion. We wish you success and happiness in 'rhe years ahead. As you seelc new goals and conquer fhe prob- lems you will face perhaps you may benefil' in sharing a nnorro which has helped guide us since I873: gnvenaewms mam auf jlczcxewzus. . . WE WILL FIND A WAY OR MAKE ONE Camden rust Company OFFICES THROUGHOUT OAMOEN OOUNTY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS ir MAY YOUR CHOSEN CAREERS BE SUCCESSFUL AND REWARDING ir THE COMMUNITY OF AUDUBON PARK Phone: YE 1-2328 RUNNEMEDE BA 9-0882 SUPPLY CO. GIRANDA - KRAMER CO. Lumber - Millwork - Paints INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL FABRICATORS Hardware Duct Work - Air Conditioning f Wann Air Heating Stainless Steel Specialties 24 N. Black Horse Pike Runnemede, N.J. 08078 Joseph J. Brogan 931-5200 or 783-0214 If No Answer, Call HA 9-3149 'k GLENDORA AUTO BODY WORKS, INC. West Kings Highway and Market Street Mt. 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Dirkes Sr. 341 Maple Avenue, Audubon SCOLA'S BARBER SHOP 317 East Atlantic Avenue Audubon, New Jersey SIMPKINS RADIO AND TV SERVICE 115 N. Black Horse Pike Mt. Ephraim, New Jersey 931-1977 THE CLASS OF '68 WISHES THE BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '69 THE SALLY SHOP 111-113 West Merchant Street Audubon 547-6106 TONY DeLVESCIO BARBER 234 Wyoming Avenue Audubon, New Jersey Office and School Supplies YORKSHIP PRESS SENIOR Producers of Fine Printing PATRONS 26 WHITE HORSE PIKE You're not, I am. Super Ed has dimples! Nous detestions la cla Happy Lizard and Ish Dino Inc. and Son Dino Strikes Again! D.l.A.S.S.A. 60 T-Birds forever El Diablo, goto your r sse de francais! oom! Harry Hancock, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Pearce, Jr. AUDUBON, N.J. R. H. Angermann, Jr. Class of '33 From a Heights Fan! Freddie and Karen Danny and Linda Mike and Althea Mrs. D. E. Applegate PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Florence Bak-Kernaghan Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bealor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Beerley Mr. and Mrs. John Bezot Miss M. Cath arine Boll Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Bostick Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brewer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Cain Mr. Christopher R. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Walter Casebeer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Al Cettei Charles E. Cook Mrs. Marie E. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Danella Mr. and Mrs. James H. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Philip Davolos Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Deal Angelo DeRobertis Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Richard and Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Kli Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Hand Frank B. Harker Wm. C. Henning Albert Holtzapfel Ellen Hopkins Wilbert Hull David Irving William Kates J. Klagholz H9 Edward Koczur E. T. Kramer Thomas Krwawecz Mrs. Helen Lamey Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Lamey Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lippe Rev. and Mrs. l. W. Little Dr. Arthur Madresh Mr. James Mahoney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Migala Mrs. Ruth H. Dickerson Mr. George Doren Mr. Samuel Ferrante Mr. and Mrs. Charles McFee, Sr. Mrs. B. McSparron Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Franecki Aaron Gantz F. J. Giordano Mr. and Mrs. William Glocke Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Griffith John Griffiths Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Robert W. Morgan Joseph A. Natale H. Bertram Newell Harry Nickel . Wm. Nieder Louis Notarfrancesco .Gabriele F. Palumbi Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pineiro Mr. and Mrs. J. Porvaznik Roy R. Potts Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Powell and Family Donald G. Reckeweg Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Reckeweg Mrs. Ruth M. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Wilson A. Rickenbach The Rivera Family Mr. and Mrs. John L. Roback Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siderio Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sinex Mr. and Mrs. William Silver Mr. Mortisoon Skohern Snoopy and The Gang at I2-7 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Somerset Mr. and Mrs. William E. Tate E. W. Taylor The Gang in I2-7 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Thompson Mrs. V. M. Thompson John J. Tobin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Unger Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Viggiano The Vilardo Family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wart Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Wheatley Mr. and Mrs. James L. Whitfield Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hadley Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Patton, Jr. Kathy Beese Richard Best Paula Bezot Debbie Cerri Eileen Collins Linda Cox Nancy Danella Ed Deal Toni Gagnon YEARBOOK AIDES Richard A. Wilkinson SENIORS JUNIORS Linda Hand Diane Harker Sandy Henning Gail Kincaid Kyle Kramer Lois Little Erma Mahoney Jerry Metzler Barbara Muir Rosemary Pearce Linda Pineiro Nancy Potts Pat Reynolds Steve Rogers Kathy Shuster Althea Vail Janet Walker Peggy Walter Diane Weist Betty Worrell Scott Anderson Eleanor Barr Allen Brookfield Ed Curry Denise Duvak Janice Esterland Jackie Furman Ralph Gilmore Janice Helhowskie Bill Hopkee Jim Hughes Carolyn lngling Kevin Lapergola Micky Lazanoff Sue Lazo Linda Magill Joann Rosatta Steve Scarmuzzi Steve Siri Pat Smith John Talarico Donna Tomaselli Kenny Walker Joan Walsh Diana Walter Marsha Wikes SOPHOMORES Mary Lee Buck Mari-Anne Davalos Mike Hamilton Ted Hughes Carol McKewon Sandy Resnick Tom Ryan Joe Stroup Best Wishes n 1 7 3 ,J 'fs M if is if Officers Tom Ryu Jim Gorm Debbie Craig Skip Gunni FROM THE CLASSES OF 716172 Officers Bob Kcies Corinne Nygr J Anne Lame Bruce Scully 6