Bound Brook High School - Echo Yearbook (Bound Brook, NJ)

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HOMEROOM 221 MR. LEE Tirst row: Kenneth Hall, Mary Mac- Math, Carol Gackenbach, Anthony Lo- Sardo, Stanley Lobby, Beverly Koggan, Kathy Hutcheson, Janet Bright, Lynn Margules, Mr. Lee. Second row: Ed- ward Mazzoni, Vivian Marcot, Kevin Clarke, Susan Slingman, Nancy O'Con- ner, Edward Adler, David Berg, Stephen Ponichtera, Howard Langdon, Carl Maltese. Third row: Douglas Bestrain, Robert Mickucki, Mary Ann Hawkins, Phyllis O'Neil, Nancy Wall, Kristin Mortimer, Frank Guido. HOMEROOM 218 MRS. STEARNS Tirst row: Thomas Pitoscia, Cora Feath- ers, Phyllis Rizzo, Nora Nardone, Rus- sell Peery, Susan DeBencik, Margie Guido, Charles Mente, john Gibbons. Second row: Linda Vliet, David Car- lino, Sheila jannone, Diane Maiullo, Charles Baird, Kathy Yannetta, Bettie Stratford, Evelyn Doremus, Mary To- maro, Florence Gianfrancesco. Third row: Albert Giarretta, Richard De- Ghetto, William Rose, joel jannone, Elaine Costabile, George Buczkouski, Michael Berdinella, Wayne Koyanik, Robert Schenck. PAGE 78 ' HOMEROOM 216 Mus. CLARK Tirst row: Ronald Bogumil, Robert Blackburn, Donald Wille, Bernard Pi- rone, Phyllis Fratatuno, Deborah Sara, john Arkwright, joseph Sadowski, jo- seph Yannetta, Mrs. Clark. Second row: Joseph Fasanella, William Lazenby, Neil DeScala, Alice Creteau, Louis De- Rosa, Gayle Festa, james Forrester, Susan Reed, Nerissa Toupin. Third row: Albert Mazzacco, Vincent Bona- duce, Melvin Vincent, Paul Vetter, Carolyn Owsik, Michael Picchiello, John Kowalski, Bonnie Schumann, Susan Todd.

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The Class of 1967 cLAss HISTORY It's the end of another year and as we look back we re- member how the year started in mass seventh grade con- fusion. However, many seventh graders adapted themselves quickly to their new routine. We enjoyed two sessions of dancing lessons given by Mr. Thomas. Available to us as extracurricular activities were bowling, basketball, wrestling, flag football, modern danc- ing, and volleyball. A new club, Club 87, was formed to replace the seventh and eighth grade student council. This club sponsored dances during the year. A seventh and eighth grade talent show was presented as well as a public speaking contest. This year we took a three-in-one class trip. First stop was Princeton to see Nassau Hall and Morven, the Gov- ernor's home. Then we proceeded to Trenton where we visited the State Capitol and saw the Assembly and the Governor's office. We also toured the State Museum. The trip was highlighted by Independence Hall and Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. The musically inclined enjoyed a trip to Carnegie Hall early in the year. B.B.H.S. has shown us a very successful and exciting first year. Now we look forward to eighth grade , one step closer to our goal-graduation. DAVID BERG STEPHEN ZANVILLE HOMEROOM 219 MISS.BONHAM Tirst row: jean Cerminara, Paul Skier- mont, Debbie Paolino, Peter Nangeroni, Daniel Tullo, Thomas Harabin, Chris- tine Parente, Ronald Rabbu, Debbie Rogers. Second row: Robert Cozza, Charleen Harman, Carol Smith, Robert Mondrone, Christine Heslin, Leslie Teed, Anita Tampoia, Elizabeth Pray, Louis Miklowcic, Alanson Stevens. Third row: Bouke Brink, Nancy Lewis, Nancy Sara, Anthony Orlando, Ste- phen Zanville, Curtis Stewart, Shirley Monteschio, David VanderLinden. Student Council Representatives first row: Phyllis O,Neil, Evelyn Doremus, Deb- bie Rogers. Second row: Daniel Tullo, Joseph Yannetta. 'E' Advisor and Counselor MRS. BRADFORD 1:-if -- -if -we-ral .s,..ar..,,,am.. 1: t.ff,-- , - ww fis.. --w,s,i..f, ffertmt- e....W : . -- .

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