Burlington High School - Heirloom Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

its memoried glances and its murmurs are infinitely precious. We are tomorrow's past. from Precious Bane by Mary Webb. L J irrecoverable experiences at Burlington Senior High School. 7Je Pause ymic A e wonoers of 3if e and l e JlCagic of Science 7o Turing 7or P on 7Pese Pages ifie Pto c en TIComenis of Ji ne ffust Past. 7 )e Se 7Petn 71 71efore fou. dome )r 'orvse 7 ) P (Us . . . jf'riencfs Z)epart m Ja y o 3fe 7 C r o an emortj es le n er aoerns ure an y ■ ' cf iis S a JAe JlCemories Recalled in Ais our Id)ere Ja Aered J)y (Ae Gfass of 965 of I 1 9 6 5 lj ci r I d ii i iiurliny ton Senior SJfiyfi ScAoo urfinyton, Cew Jersey The Burlington-Bristol Bridge presents a majestic sight at night. We remember the many times it has carried us home across the Delaware River. The Burlington City Post Office carries the news of life in our town to our many friends and relatives all over the world. It helps us to tell others about the things that we will remember about our town. St. Mary's Hall, under the direction of the Episcopal Church, is remembered as one of the oldest and finest private girls' schools in the state of New Jersey. These are some of the many sights of Burling- ton that we wish to remember as we leave our beloved high school. Even though the pursuit of our careers may carry us far from our town in the future, these scenes will always remind us of the part of our lives that we spent so happily in its environs. Ureasurecf •Sumntnbhm� The Senior Class is now the Graduating Class of 1965. We have reached a new milestone, but the challenge of the future is just ahead. Now is the time to reminisce. Will there be a bridge to the memories of the past? The HEIR- LOOM of 1965 will be our link to the years spent at Burlington Senior High School. It will represent a timeless record of the in- numerable experiences of the past. The halls of our school may be empty now, but the pages of our yearbook will fill them with cherished memories. We have attempted to recall these moments, and to capture them for each member of the class. This yearbook will be an heirloom to treasure throughout the future. jForeloorb ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY pages 11-30 SENIORS ............................ pages 31- 70 ACTIVITIES .............................. pages 71- 86 UNDERCLASSES ........................ pages 87- 96 SPORTS....................................pages 97-108 FEATURES.............................. pages 109-120 ADVERTISING ........................ pages 121-159 FINIS.................................... page 160 (liable of Contents 8 The greatest impact that Mr. Updike has on the seniors is his World Problems class. As head of the Social Studies Department, he plans the courses of studies followed by all BSHS students. Mr. Updike and Michako Komamura, an exchange student from Japan, discuss some of the advantages of the foreign student exchange program which is under the direction of our dedicatee. Under the experienced guidance of Mr. Updike, the Student Council's participation in the operation of the student activity program has expanded over the years. jBehicatum JranA JK. UpcfiAe We proudly dedicate the 1965 HEIRLOOM to Mr. Frank M. Updike, an individual who has manifested true interest in the student body of Burlington Senior High School. As head of the social studies department and sponsor of the Student Council, he has greatly con- tributed to our development as alert and responsible citizens. Mr. Updike has also been the key to the success of the foreign student exchange program in our high school. Exerting his influence on the class of 1965, Mr. Updike will be a treasured part of our memories of Burlington Senior High School. 19K5 Metrlmmt V LINDA MOGEL ..................................... .... Editor-In-Chief The HEIRLOOM represents the history and treasured memories of the Class of '65. As editor-in-chief, I have endeavored to gather and store the experiences, fun, and accomplishments of three memorable years at Burlington Senior High School. In the future, the HEIR- LOOM will be the key to the past. ROGER TITONE .................................... Photography Editor Perhaps the most cherished heirlooms we can ever own are pictures of times past and friends long forgotten. It has been my pleasurable task this year to try to capture these moments as I think we should like to remember them in the long-distant future. BARBARA STILES ................................... Curriculum Editor Many of our lasting memories of BSHS will be of our teachers. Not only were they instrumental in providing us with a good educa- tion, but they sponsored us in many and varied activities. Our faculty and administration helped set the stage for the memories we treasure today. DONALD BECKER ....................... Club and Organization Editor As editor of the Activities section, I have shown you not only the many clubs and their members, but their purpose in the fulfill- ment of our school life. Our club activities and projects have given us many friends and experiences we will never forget. DONALD KETELS ....................................... Sports Editor What can be more of an heirloom than the memory of the winning records compiled by our teams? The thrill of victory remains in the memory eternally. The sports section attempts to enshrine these memories in pictures and print. The 1965 HEIRLOOM will return you to the stands to relive our greatest victories. ELAINE KYLE ............................................ Art Editor As Art Editor of the 1965 yearbook, my most important contribu- tions were to originate the theme, develop it through artwork, work with the section editors by helping them with ideas for lay-out, and design the cover of the 1965 yearbook. It was a truly coopera- tive and memorable venture. JANICE HAYDEN .................................... Business Manager Without the conscientious efforts of the members of the Business Staff, whose responsibility it was mine to direct, this 1965 HEIR- LOOM would not be the treasure chest of memories the Editorial Staff made it. The class owes thanks to those whose efforts resulted in a financial success—a memorable event. KAREN LOUGH ............................................ Senior Editor As we slowly page through our 1965 HEIRLOOM and reminisce, what better place is there to recall our past years than the Senior section? Through this section we can again visualize the acquain- tances whom we may not have seen since graduation. These friends now scattered throughout the country can be brought together once more through our Senior section. CAROL LAZZAROTTI --------------------------------- Underclasses Editor When we look back on our days at BSHS, we will remember and cherish the cooperativeness and congeniality of both the sophomore and junior classes, remembering we were once in the same educa- tional boat. Their willingness to support our class activities will take its place among our memories of days gone by. GLENNDA PAYNE --------------------------------------- Features Editor The Prom, Junior-Senior Party, Junior and Senior Plays, and the American Field Service Program at BSHS have provided us with unforgettable experiences. These occasions we will treasure for years to come, since the yearbook is our treasure chest for storing them. The Editorial Staff of the 1965 HEIR- LOOM consists of ten chosen sen- iors. Only nine are pictured here. Roger Titone is taking the picture. Left to right are: Janice Hayden, Linda Mogel; second row, Karen Lough, Carol Lazzarotti, Barbara Stiles; back row, Donald Becker, Elaine Kyle, Glennda Payne, and Donald Ketels. ' ' B � v J .frJ' 7w «S8U !5Hg|PW Bnarb of (ffturattmt As we look back upon our wonderful high school years, we must not exclude the extremely important Board of Education from our memories. This group of generous and competent people has helped to keep our high school among the top educational institutions in the state. By their decisions and rules, they have insured the correct atmos- phere for learning. They decide whether new ideas brought before them are feasible and if these should be tried in our school. Since the Board of Education is such an im- portant though unseen part of our school, we must surely not omit them and their roles from our memories. MR. GEORGE TYLER President of the Board of Education THE BOARD OF EDUCATION During our years at Burlington Senior High School, we have been part of a smoothly running school system under the guidance of (left to right), Mr. Frederick Forman, Mr. Milton Rosenberg, Dr. Joseph W. Howe, Superintendent, Mr. George Tyler, President, Mr. Arthur Cooper, Secretary, Mrs. Cornelius Hogan, and Mr. William Bell. MR. ARTHUR COOPER Secretary of the Board of Education Jimp I'rmten bent of Schools The trails of yesterday lead to the pathways of tomorrow. As the twig is bent the tree's inclined. The flashbacks of life deepen our appreciation of our heritage and strengthen our determination to move forward to greater fields of service. Memories are to be cherished. Friendships are the bonds which give life meaning. As a class you have a rich heritage. Will each of you strive to be worthy of it and pass it on to the next generation—richer and more noble than it was passed to you? Cherish the memories of your school days. Best wishes for the future. DR. JOSEPH W. HOWE Superintendent of Burlington City Schools AhnimistratUie Assistant Graduation from high school marks an important milestone in your life. It is a goal worthy of achievement and you are to be congratulated on having attained it. Other equally important goals still lie ahead. We wish you every success in achieving them. MR. WALTER D. WITHKA Administrative Assistant MR. ROBERT F. DOTTI Principal Burlington Senior High School These trophies, scrolls, and plaques were won not only on the athletic field and in the gymnasium but also in competition with other schools in dramatics, publications, participation in statewide activities, and local community organizations. Mr. Dotti's keen interest in leading BSHS to the top in all phases of school life will be the strongest memory the Class of 1965 will have of him as our principal. |Jrmripal Memories of our high school days are long remembered as we go through life. Each class reunion brings back fond re- collections of the wonderful experiences we have had. The Class of 1965 may be very proud of the record it has written in the Burlington Senior High School history book. May the memories of your school al- ways be pleasant and your loyalty true. MR. JOHN G. MAHER Activities Director and Disciplinarian Biartplmctrtan Bircrtor of ArtUntu's. Mrs. Eleanor Lucas and Miss Nancy Ridgway are the jacks of all trades in the main school office. They do their work smilingly. The smooth functioning of the day to day opera- tion of Burlington Senior High School is directly the result of the careful planning that Mr. Dotti and Mr. Maher put into their administrative re- sponsibilities. Mr. Maher as Director of Activities is the coordi- nator of the many club and organization activities which would be in conflict without his supervision. There is little need for many students to receive Mr. Maher's personal attention as School Discipli- narian because of school rules infractions. Those who do, profit from Mr. Maher's personal interest. Competently, he keeps the gears meshing and the wheels turning at BSHS. fflejmrtment Ijreahs These Department Heads play an important part in help- ing to carry out the administrative functions in our school. Not only do they actively participate in teaching, but each heads a department vital to the four-course curriculum offered at BSHS. Their duties cover a host of responsibilities. Some of these are the following: they supervise the teachers assign- ed to each department, they introduce curriculum changes, they investigate the practicality of new text books and new techniques in their subject areas, they coordinate the sub- ject area program in the school system, and, in general, they are very close to the educational growth of the stu- dents. MR. FRANK UPDIKE Social Studies MR. FRANCIS J. PORTER English MR. VYRON GRACE Industrial Arts 17 G iaracier 7s Cjnric iecf nance MR. CARMEL COLOFRANSON Guidance MRS. DAVIDA RIEDEL Guidance The main function of the Guidance Depart- ment is to direct students toward a definite goal. Students wishing to further their education are instructed in this pursuit. Much time is spent in helping with college applications, and tran- scripts, and student recommendations. Students planning to end their studies upon graduation from BSHS are guided into the course which is best suited for achieving their goals. All students profit from the conscientious work of the guidance counselors. Htbraru The library serves as the treasury of ideas of those who have traveled the path before us. Here students can do research on their chosen careers as well as broaden their knowledge in all areas of learning. Instruction is given in the use of the card catalog, the Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature, and overnight reference material. Know- ing how to use the library guarantees success in learning. MISS ALICE MAIER Librarian MR. ROBERT PARATORE Music, Band, Majorettes, Color Guard, Baton Twirlers. Art Paints, easels, brushes, clay — all suggest the atmosphere of the art department. This course can be selected by students desiring some knowl- edge and adeptness in the world of art. A class in crafts is offered to interested students. Work is done in ceramics, leather, and other media. The bulletin boards receive their special care. MR. MARTIN BOONIN Art, Bulletin Boards Ifealth MISS PAULINE ZAUGRA School Nurse Another service to the student is performed by the health department. Miss Pauline Zaugra is kept busy writing excuses for absentees and cur- ing minor aches and pains. It is important that the student be in good physical condition as he strives for his goal through learning. MR. WILLIAM MAHAN Music, Chorus, Orchestra atusk A chance to develop musical ability and ap- preciation is offered to the students through BSHS's music department. This can be elected by any student who wishes to take part in the march- ing band, orchestra, or chorus. Small ensembles are arranged as a further service to the student. Many students achieve positions in the All-State Band and Chorus as well as in the South Jersey Band and Chorus through the direction of the music department. (fitgltah MRS. RUTH STINSON English III MR. FRANCIS J. PORTER English IV, HEIRLOOM Gfarity in MRS. GERALDINE WILSON English III, F T A Every student graduating from BSHS spends three years in its English Department. Academic students are instructed in theme writing, outlining, poetry, American literature and English literature. Those students going into the business world find greater emphasis on letter writing, spelling, and punctuation. Stress is placed on being able to read, write, and speak English well. Elective courses in creative writing, journalism, developmental and remedial reading, speech, and world literature are also available to the students. MRS. NANCY GRIFFITH English II, IV Substitute MRS. VIRGINIA TAYLOR English IV 1965 Sponsor MRS. ROSADELL GALMISH English II, IV Expression E7s Soup } MRS. JOYCE PAYNE English II, World Literature MRS. BARBARA KELLER English III, World Literature, Soeech. Creative Writing MRS. CAROL SMITH English II, 1966 Sponsor, ARROWHEAD jf ie C)£a enye S7s S ben MISS RUTH WILLIAMS American History I, II, Ad- vanced Placement MR. FRANK UPDIKE World Problems, Stu- dent Council, Foreign Exchange Student Pro- gram MR. LOWRY WELCH American History, World Problems, Local History Club, 1967 Sponsor 22 h.drva jr f( «nt Q'tV a fraud. MR. PHILIP REISS American History, Political Affairs Club InV of- Cou t I cS'lSCi Wdj icdu-s of fW COur t bw. process. nxz sbde is. r ?tvfms? JBtorrol tuhtes Another department through which every stu- dent passes is that of the social studies. Each stu- dent is required by the State of New Jersey to complete two years of American History study. Democratic ideals and economic principles are stressed in the study of America's development. Those students who demonstrate exceptional abil- ity are offered an advance course comparable to the freshman year in college. Courses are also available in world geography, and world problems. These classes attempt td increase the student's understanding of other coun- tries and their influence on the United States. Th - ncric.H MR. DOMINIC CICALI American History I, II, Key Club, Baseball Coach Not Pictured: MR. GABRIEL TOTH, JR. Mr. Toth replaced Mr. Reiss at mid-year. MR. JOHN MAHER American History II, Fire Squad 23 MR. ALTON SCHMIDT Physics, Chemistry Lab, Modern Physical Science, Movie Operators Club, Audio-Visual Aids MR. HARRY WEILER Biology, Biology Club Ariena' Important to us in this modern space age is the study of science. Burlington Senior High makes courses in biolo- gy, physics, and chemistry available to any student who wishes to take them. In biology class students study the composition of all living things. Relationships between var- ious forms of matter are discussed in the physics classes. Chemistry deals with the make-up and changes in all sub- stances. Various extra science lectures and seminars are provided to further benefit the student. Curiosity S7s AAR. HAROLD STINSON Basic Mathematics, Snack Shack Mathematic Closely related to the study of science is a knowledge of mathematics. Academic students are required to com- plete successfully algebra and plane geometry. Further work can be done in a second year of algebra or a year of advanced math, involving trigonometry and solid geometry. General Math II and basic mathematics are offered to students in the business course. These involve a review of math as it will be useful in everyday life after school years. MR. JOHN DELAP Basic Math, General Math, Traditional Geometry MRS. ANN McKENNA Typing, Business Law, Business Arithmetic Burlington Senior High School provides its commercial students with a well- rounded course in business education. Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, merchan- dising, and consumer education are some of the subjects offered. Students are prepared to become able and efficient workers in the business world through an understanding of its make-up and skills required for success in it. MISS FRANCES AMBRUSTER Secretarial Prac- tice, Shorthand II MRS. JULIA DANGLER Consumer Educa- tion, Shorthand I, Typing II, Fi- nancial Aides MRS. MAUREEN DEVER Typing II, Consumer Edu- cation, Shorthand I, Typ- ing Club, 1965 Sponsor MISS MARIA MARREN Merchandising, Clerical Practice, F B L A MR. P. JOSEPH GIANGIULIO Bookkeeping, Typing I MRS. GLORIA CLARKE Home Economics, Clothing, Foods, Vocational, Food Lab MISS DOLORES WRIGHT Home Economics, Family Living, Food Lab. )ommun. An important facet of every culture is the home. At BSHS girls are offered instruction in sewing, family living, and the preparation of food. A well-run, happy home is the dream of people everywhere. MISS EDITH LEONARD Spanish I, II, III LPlS? “a-.f ■■’trjwf '- 'luii fffiiHgmmiitiiiiial As our world becomes smaller and smaller, it is increasingly important that we be able to communicate our ideas with other nations. Students at BSHS can become skilled in Latin, Spanish, French, and German. The use of records and tape-recordings increases aural comprehension and pronunciation. Students like- wise achieve a greater understanding of foreign cultures. (jo nmunica on S7s r7iroacfenecf MISS BARBARA LANDENBERGER French I, II, III, IV, French Club, 1967 Sponsor MISS JUDITH WEIL German I, II, Spanish II MR. EDMUND GUERINI Latin II, III, IV 3Jnbuatrial Art Skill in the use of one's hands is especially valuable in this world of do-it-yourself. In the industrial arts program boys learn to use hand and power tools in working with wood and metals. A print shop is available for students in- terested in learning how to set type. Would-be- engineers are aided by a program in mechanical drawing (draftsmansAip S7s CAcfieuecf MR. ERNEST BREWER Wood Shop I, II, III, IV, 1966 Sponsor AAR. JAMES GELTCH Mechanical Drawing I, II, III, IV MR. ANGELO ALBANO Drivers Education, 1965 Sponsor, Football Coach phustral (fiutcatunt All students at BSHS are required to complete successfully three years of physical education. Classes are aimed at giving the students an op- portunity for physical and social skills. Volley- ball, tumbling, and apparatus work are only a few of the varied activities. Each student also completes three years of health education. First aid and driver education are part of this program. 28_____________________________________________ CJoorcfinaiion S7s Developed MRS. ROSE ALTHOUSE Physical Education, Girls' Intramurals MRS. VIRGINIA HOPKINS Physical Education, Girls' Intramurals, 1967 Spon- sor MRS. RUTH PRISER Physical Education, Girls' Intramurals, Cheer- leaders MR. GEORGE LOPER Physical Education, 1965 Sponsor, Boys' Leaders Club MRS. ELEANOR LUCAS High School Sec. MISS NANCY RIDGWAY High School Sec. MISS ELIZABETH FOSTER Guidance Office MISS SUSAN RAPAGNA Guidance Office Competence S7s Cuicfent MISS ALMA RITNER Adm. Secretary MRS. AGNES WRIGHT Retired MRS. NANCY JANE BAL1ARD Adm. Stenographer MISS JOYCE GAMBLE Secretary Below: CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Left to right: Mrs. Evelyn Shaw, Mrs. Martha Anderson, Mrs. Jennie Weidman, Mary McHugh. Not Pictured: JANITORIAL PERSONNEL Mrs. Lila Crowder, Mrs. Henrietta Dixon, Mr. Edward Gilbert, Mrs. Anna Greene, Mrs. Angeline Marino, Mr. Leo T. Wade. The cafeteria lines move quickly from serving table to lunch table to empty table. 30 Friends depart and Memory takes them ... 1965 SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS AND OFFICERS Front row, I. to .: Mr. A. Albano, Mrs. V. Taylor, Mrs. M. Dever, M. G. Loper. Second row: Treasurer, C. Brune; V.P., M. Carr; President, R. Lippincott; Secretary, C. Pettit. 1 9 6 5 The class of 1965, through the support, assistance, and unceasing interest of its sponsors and class officers, now possesses a wealth of memories. In the future they will serve as constant reminders of the year spent at BSHS. However, the activities which provided these pleasant memories were not the sole effort of our class leaders. The members of the senior class, by participating in these activities and offering their individual talents are also responsible. This is the image of the senior class which we wish to remember. 32 f f —' V' £Z Uc _ x3- d- ya£; 2 Jijl£i££c - {ZLA J t on- L- Each year the senior students of B.S.H.S. choose the students who they believe best exemplify the spirit and attitude of their class. These are the students who have proven themselves worthy of recognition by their peers. They are truly the leaders of our class. Without further ado, the Heirloom proudly presents its. JjP S ROBERT ALLGOOD JAMES ASHTON LUDIE ANDERSON LESLIE ANSTICE ROBERT ALLGOOD Augie General Oh my goodness! . . . drives a cool '64 Dodge . . . one of our great pigskin hurlers ... his porch is a summer hang-out . . . enjoys Consumer Ed. and Mrs. Dangler . . . did you pass him on your way to Roebling? . . . energetic . . . always smiling . . . have you heard him sing? LUDIE G. ANDERSON Pepper General A true philosopher?! . . . Oh Moorestown, what a lovely place . . . enjoys listening to vocal groups . . . made a great policeman in the Junior Play . . . noted for his unusual laugh ... a sharp dresser. WILLIAM S. ANDERSON Bill Academic Football star . . . converted Stevens Station boy . . . Hey, Mr. Gilbert ... a modern Rip Van Winkle . . . thinks World Problems is tops . . . future physical education teacher . . . travels around in a '54 Burgundy Vette. JOANN L. ANSTICE Les Clerical Thinks gym and Mrs. Althouse are the best . . . Bobby, where have you been? . •. . eats lunch at Anges . . . football and baseball fan ... in summer works as waitress in Riverside. JOHN H. APPLEGATE Jack General Thinks World Problems and Mr. Updike are tops . . . enjoys hunting and working on cars ... his summer pastime is taking it easy ... is he quiet?!? CHARLES L. ARNAO Charlie Academic Member of the one and only TACM . . . usually heard quoting Latin . . . never rides if he can walk . . . philosophy enthusiast . . . can he argue?? . . . energetic and ambitious . . . who says he can't pump gas? JAMES R. ASHTON Jim Academic Warm and friendly ... oh that red hair ... at- tends all football and basketball games . . . Okey-dokey . . . swings in advanced Math . . . teaching is his future . . . Harry . . . seen at mostly all school functions . . . drives a 1956 Dodge. DOUGLAS B. AYER Bink Academic Sports around in a '63 Chevy . . . watch that sly smile . . . has a wonderful personality . . . enjoys working on school projects ... a Stewart's man from way back! NANCY A. BAKELY Nancy General What a smile ... a future Bell Teller . . . loves to sing . . . always in a rush . . . enjoys summers down the shore . . . can she really play hockey?? . . . thank goodness for that license! . . . fun to be with. EILEEN B. BAKER Lump Academic A real dynamo . . . noted for running into things . . . clothes are sharp and stylish . . . Surely you jest! . . . star on the hockey court . . . loves parties and watermelon . . . summer as a reception- ist .. . happy go lucky. 34 Pat Academic One of Mr. Updike's humble serfs . . . has a real flare for World Problems. You don't even know . . . one of the telephone company's best customers . . . always has something good to say about everyone. Sandy Academic A fan of World Problems and Mr. Updike . . . enjoys travelling ... a summer playground at- tendant . . . wants to be a kindergarten teacher . . . friendly personality . . . Did you study your chemistry? . . . college bound. DAVID H. BALLARD Dave Academic A regular casanove! . . . all-county football champ . . . spends spare summer time at Four Acres . . . what a smile . . . full of get up and go . . . Roger, do you have the sports section? . . . summer job at Olympia Lakes. CHRISTINA BENNETT Chris Academic Sweet and serene ... a smile is worth a thousand words . . congenial and optimistic . . . neatness plus ... a friend in need . . . always a king worker . . . Miss Dependable . . . traffic laws just weren't made for her . . . loads of fun. REGINA A. BEAUCHAMP Wed General Is she rowdy? . . . what black hair! ... is she quiet??! . . . usually seen at parties . . . found with Tina and Eileen . . . enjoys listening to band music. DONALD A. BECKER Don Academic A top wrestler! ... a favorite to answer Trig problems . . . enjoys tinkering with cars ... a real nice guy . . . what a conversationalist . . . how about that Renault?! . . . mark those muscles . . . Ain't nobody cares? JOANNE M. BEDNARCZYK JoJo Clerical Compulsive horn beeper . . . loves to play tennis . . . can she really drive?? . . . Where's Pat? spends spare time' working at McCrory's . . . . . . one of Heirloom's business staff members thinks Homemaking is great ... is she shy??!!! LEMUEL BERRY Lemuel Academic Quiet and dependable . . . sociable in a shy sort of way . . . completely enthralled by music . . . wrestling and track are his forte . . . president of our high-stepping band . . . nice to all . . . snowballs even in the summertime. CHRISTINE M. BERTOLA Bert Clerical Enjoys Arts and Crafts . . . likes Surf City in the summer . . . enthusiastic about water skiing and horseback riding . . . Where's Phyl? ... I like it if its kelly green . . . hopes to be a typist. RICHARD S. BIGGS Rich General Unpredictable ... out with the boys . . . always joking . . . sparetime mechanic . . . Sly- eyes! . . . tall man . . . favors Mrs. Devers and Consumers Ed ... a regular ladies' man . . . special interest in Maryland . . . always on the go. SANDRA BELL RICHARD BIGGS 35 Bill Academic Never misses a thing ... I don't care if it turns purple! . . . easy going . . . one of our fierce wrestlers . . . really good looking . . . shy?? . . . intelligent and ambitious . . . pretends he spends all his time studying . . . enjoys chemistry. Sue Clerical Burger Chef is her second home . . . hopes to have a burgundy and black convertible someday . . . did you say Levittown, I mean, Willingboro . . . putts around in her '61 Corvair . . . spends sum- mers entertaining by her pool . . . yoo hoo, Olive! WANDA BONICK Wanda General Home Economics is her favorite subject . . . she rates Miss Wright quite high . . . often says either Go home or I doubt it . . . likes to walk in the summertime . . . enjoys playing bad- minton . . . spends her spare time doing em- broidery. ALBERT A. BOUGHEY Al General Likes Physics . . . Mr. Reese is his favorite teacher . . . plays a trumpet as a hobby . . . loves to relax . . . enjoys such sports as baseball and golf. BRUCE N. BOVANKOVICH Puke Academic Loves cars and racing . . . likes Miss Beckworth's class . . . Mr. Althouse also rates high with him . . . enjoys gunning . . . one of our great wrestlers . . . O-o-o-o ca ca! . . . a really nice guy to know. BARBARA M. BRADLEY Shorty General Shorty . . . freckle-faced pixie . . . Oh, cut it out! . . . those long dark tresses . . . always seen at basketball games ... a candy-striper during the summer ... a fan of Mr. Updike and World Prob- lems . . . incessant talker . . . cute and bouncy. JOANN E. BREWER Jo Academic Seaside during the summer ... 100 watt smile . . . captain of our cheerleaders . . . really goes for chemistry!! . . . wide-eyed and snappy . . . one of Mr. Mahan's songbirds . . . enjoys French and Miss Landenberger . . . flashing dimples. JOHN V. BOWERS, III John General Beat it! . . . all-county tackle for the roaring Blue Devils . . . Surf City, watch out . . . easy- going and nice to know . .'. Big John . . . likes Basic Math . . . Surf Board King . . . one of the Big Three ... the III??? MARTHA H. BRIENTNALL Mart Academic One of our perky cheerleaders . . . World Lit and Miss Gracey rate high . . . Mr. Mahan's favorite alto? . . . Crud . . . nicely natural and naturally nice . . . full of ideas . . . accent on sports . . . babysits frequently. BRUCE BOVANKOVICH SUE BOZARTH 36 LAURA BRINING BRUCE BURGIN JESSIE BURR DIANE BUTLER CAROL A. BRUNE LAURA E. BRINING Laura Clerical Special talent for making friends . . . pretty eyes . . . a behind the scenes worker . . . thinks the color burgundy is divine . . . Where's Mare Measey? . . . future holds career as a medical secretary . . . ready to travel. GEORGE BUCKNO JESSIE E. BURR • ess Commercial Loves to read . . . sweet and helpful . . . works at Farnerville playground during the summer . . . a friend in need ... a fan of Mrs. McKenna . . . sparkling eyes . . . Hello . . . Home Economics is tops ... oh those dimples! CAROL A. BRUNE Carol Academic Favors English and Mrs. Wilson . . . Wait till I tell you . . . enjoys sewing, dancing, and reading . . . summer pastime is boating and swimming . . . can she bowl! . . . loves to have a good time . . . sweet and charming senior . . . Here comes Margo! DIANE E. BUTLER D Commercial Sweet and friendly . . . pretty too . . . remember her long brown hair??? . . . popular with every- one . . . knew the Edgewater crowd 'way back when . . . Where's Laura? . . . loves to dance, swim, or sleep . . . her favorites are Art and Mr. Boonin. MARCEL K. BRYANT Ce General Be cool and don't be nobody's fool . . . best pal—Lizzy . . . enjoys letter-writing in the summer . . . fun-loving and mischievous . . . plans to be- come a tailor . . . star in girl's volleyball . . . Mrs. Dangler—her idol . . . what a personality!! GEORGE M. BUCKNO Twig General Small but mighty . . . tree expert . . . fan of Mr. Brewer . . . wood shop is tops ... the quiet type . . . pleasant to talk to ... on the wres- tling team. BRUCE L. BURGIN Kingfish Commercial Strictly ; Nice, nice . . . one of our terrific bas- ketball players ... a witty one always . . . short- hand is his delight . . . interesting hobbies—girls and records . . . Miss Ambruster is tops with him . . . loves to talk . . . quite a mischief maker. ELIZABETH BUTTS Butts Clerical Can she dance!! . . . always with Marcel . . . really terrific with a hockey stick!! . . . needs to lose weight?? . . . interesting personality That girl is something else . . . never tires of typing . . . career in the Armed Forces. CANDICE A. CAMPBELL Candee Academic Petite and cute . . . wait 'til you hear that giggle!!! . . . Where's Ginny? . . . found with a paint brush at the Jr. Play . . . her favorites are Surf City and Mr. Updike. JOSEPH W. CARCASIO Nose General Always seems busy . . . No big thing ... a top BSHS baseball pitcher . . . one of the seniors' favorite cheerleaders . . . has a great flirting ability . . . a nice guy to know . . . earns money de- livering for Bookbinders. MARGARET E. CARR DELORES E. CLANTON MARGARET CARR BEVERLY CHESLOCK JANE CHIEMINGO CAROLYN CLARK Margie Academic A real dynamo . . . likes people . . . ever hear her laugh?? . . . ertjoys swimming . . . Mr. Updike rales high on her list . . . That's casual . . . Forget it • . . how about that senior play!! . . . if its blue she likes it. BEVERLY A. CHESLOCK Bev Academic Quiet and poised ... big sad brown eyes . . . never worries?? . . . always thinking about that one special person . . . looks nice all the time . . . conscientious and careful . . . ever hear her sing in Chorus?? . . . that kind of hair that does what you want it to!!! JANE CHIEMINGO Jane Commercial Drives a Buick convertible . . . Forget it . . . look at those pretty green eyes . . . another Surf City fan . . . Mrs. McKenna is her ideal teacher . . . collects oldies . . . dresses nice . . . seen at football games . . . lunch is her favorite subject . . . goes ape over a certain football player. JO-ANN CIPRIANI Jo Academic A sweet and charming senior . . . thinks Mr. Shaw and History are tops ... a real sport enthusiast . . . loves to swim . . . can be found at Stewart's Root Beer stand or in the Snack Shack . . . Who's peeling the onions? . . . You roach . . . loves that red. JOANNE CLAIR Wants to be a teacher . . . prefers Espanol to any other subject . . . 'likes to collect postcards and souvenirs . . . another fan of Miss Beckworth . . . nice to talk to . . . enjoys basketball . . . quiet . . . eats with Nancy . . . likes to read and sew. Elaine General Family Living and Miss Wright rate with her . . . Watch out! . . . she loves Jim . . . likes football and cars ... a lass from Texas . . . her future sees marriage . . . lots of fun to know. CAROLYN E. CLARK Carolyn Clerical Mrs. Priser and gym rate with her . . . quiet and shy ... I don't know . . . enjoys bowling . . . I can't do it . . . likes to read . . . real nice senior. NANCY JEAN CLARK Nancy Academic A great volleyball player . . . loves to read . . . a junior volunteer at Zurbrugg during the summer . . . brews a mean concoction in Chemistry lab . . . likes Art and Mr. Boonin . . . just listen to those profound remarks in World Problems. CATHERINE J. CLARKE Cathy Academic Likes Francais . . . thinks a lot of Miss Landcnberger . . . You're out of your tree! ... a beautiful dresser . . . always looks neat and sweet . . . seen at football games . . . loves to swim . . . the shore is for her! . . . You're a kniftar! . . . seen with Elaine and Linda. DELORES S. CLIFT Sharon Commercial I kid you not . . . seen at basketball games . . . follows the Blue Devils sport teams . . . make that popcorn! . . . one of Stewart's cooks ... A black cow for the kitchen . . . looks pretty in yellow . . . Mrs. Dangler is her favorite teacher . . . seen with Jo-Ann. 38 CATHERINE CLARKE MARJORIE CLOUGHER GARY I. CONKLIN Margie Commercial Algebra and Miss Curlis are tops on her list . . . I believe it! . . . You wretched creature . . . in the summer she drives Karen crazy . . . wonder- ful skater . . . likes worms . . . wants to be a psychologist . . . writing is her hobby . . . talks to Irving. JANE E. COLLINS Jayne Academic Always willing to help . . . quiet? . . . loafs during summer . . . delightfully devilish . . . one of Gregory's best workers . . . what a giggle! ... oh that blond hair . . . sweet and petite . . . always with Bobby . . . good things come in small packages. CAROL COMEGNO Carol Academic Thinks Math is great . . . likes Mr. Maher best . . . Really? . . . spends summer travelling and as a nurses' aide . . . collects coins . . . goes wild over baseball . . . drives a '63 white Impala con- vertible. JAMES M. COMMONS Jim General Wishes” Miss Weil taught World Problems . . . Man is she nice! . . . Hey Bughouse . . . summer pastime includes girls . . . seen in the Chicken Delight car . . . works on cars for a hobby . . . plays football when he gets a chance . . . Where's Barbara? ANTHONY M. CONDA Gary General Likes English with Mrs. Taylor . . . fishes, hunts, and swims . . . always happy and smiling . . . pleasant personality . . . enjoys life to the fullest . . . can be found with Mr. Boonin 8th periods. LINDA R. CONRAD Linda General Miss Wright is tops with her . . . favorite subject is Family Living ... I can't come . . . talks too much . . . loves to drive . . . can really water ski . . . look at her skate . . . horses are her pride and joy. VIRGINIA M. CONROY Jinny Academic Wishes Mr. Bocher taught all her subjects this year . . . one of our nicest cheerleaders . . . the peppiest . . . always smiling . . . You're kidding . . . one of Stewart's girls . . . likes football and all sports . . . nice to everyone . . . gym rates tops with her. SHIRLEY L. CORSON Shirley Clerical Always talks about Jack . . . has pretty long hair . . . collects records for her hobby . . . enjoys English class . . . Mrs. Taylor is number one . . . I don't believe it . . . seen at basketball and football games . . . swims at Sylvan Lakes in summer. JAMES F. COSTELLO Tony Academic Likes Mrs. Payne . . . World Problems for him . . . seen usually on Clair's corner ... is a security agent after school hours . . . worked at Steak House in summer . . . Ernest, my man! . . . one of the nicest boys to know . . . witty . . . is nice to everyone. Jimmy General Surf City—here we come! . . . Hey Baby . . . likes Basic Math . . . football and swimming are his favorite sports . . . Mrs. Taylor is his teacher- of-the-year . . . one of the Big 3 ... in summer he paints and does paper hanging . . . nice look- CAROL COMEGNO JAMES COMMONS VIRGINIA CONROY LINDA CONRAD SHIRLEY CORSON MARJORIE CLOUGHER GARY CONKLIN JAMES COSTELLO DOUGLAS COWIN ALVIN CROSS MARILYN DAURIA CHARLES DAVIS DENNIS CRAMER BRUCE CRANE CHARLENE CRANE LEON DANLEY MAUREEN DARR ANTHONY J. CUCINOTTA T. C. Genera When does hunting season open?? . . . faithful guardian of the stairs . . . did you say there's a fire? . . . keeps the movies rolling . . . Math is a favorite of his . . . can he pump gas?? . . . watch out for that '53 Chevy . . . easy going and friendly. LEON C. DANLEY Lee General What a personality! . . . does he ever like sports . . . what is Math without Mr. Stinson? . . . great baseball shortstop . . . Later, Baby . . . watch out for that '57 Chevy convertible . . . Oh, those summers in Surf City. MAUREEN DARR Mar Academic Pert and cheerful . . . beautiful smile . . . nightin- gale of BSHS . . . Music!! Ausic!! Music!! ... if it's green, she likes it . . . always laughing . . . did you say she's going camping? . . . happy go lucky . . . hobbies include cooking and sewing. Academic easy-going . . . enthusiast . . . surfing and p ties occupy his spare time . . . thinks Chemistry a J Mr. Osherow are best . . . takes World Prob- lems but has enough of his own . . . Cool as a n oose! Academic pastime swell chess General favors Math Mrs. Dever . . . What working at . . a real CHARLENE S. CRANE erry General real sweet girl . . . always a friendly Hi . . . I ves having fun . . . ever hear her singing in ' torus?? . . . Mr. Maher rates high with her . likes to laugh . . . hobbies are music, dancing, id movies . . . Forget it . . . You're kidding. MARILYN J. DAURIA Marilyn General An avid football fan . . . enjoys bowling, shopping, and horseback riding . . . Consumer Ed.- and Mrs. Dever rate high with Marilyn ... I don't believe it . . . works as a salesgirl in New York during summer. ALVIN CROSS Commercial real nice guy . . . favors Mr. Updike . . . loves orking in the Print Shop . . . O me Andy . . . • astime is girls and basketball . . . watch out fot i lat green '63 Dodge Dart! ... an avid basketball van . . . hobbies are music and driving. CHARLES R. DAVIS Charlie General A real fishing enthusiast . . . seen swimming in summer . . . what is Art without Mr. Boonin? . . . You best believe it ... an active member of the Art Club . . . works part-time at the A P . . . loves driving that '56 Ford. 40 JENNIFER D'ERMINIO CAROLE DELISE MICHAEL DEVINE HELEN E. DAVIS Helen Commercial A real sweet girl . . . hard worker on the Heirloom business staff . . . Mr. Maher is tops with Helen . . . Shorthand is her special interest . . . favorite sport is bowling . . . spends her time working as a waitress or bowling. JENNIFER D'ERMINIO -tenn Clerical Short 'n cute . . . American History is her cup of tea ... ''I don't believe it „ . . adores those babysitting jobs . . . Mrs. Dever is her idol . . . sports: you name 'em, she loves 'em . . . goes for dancing. WILLIAM DAVIS BUI Commercial Always joking around . . . likes gym . . . favorite teacher is Mrs. McKenna . . . You better believe it . . . enjoys football, baseball, and bowling . . . pastime is sleeping . . . drives automobiles of ah sizes and shapes. VAN P. DEEGLER Hawk Academic Loves to study!? . . . did you ever meet New Motor Marvin?? . . . shy and quiet?? . . . seen having a good time ... is he mischievous?? . . . Great . . . sports fan . . . Mr. Updike's straightman. CAROL J. DELISE Car Clerical Likes Gym and Miss Marren . . . Where's Mary Ann? • . . found in Surf City during the summer . . . likes hockey and tennis . . . works in McCrory's and babysits . . . spends most of her time with Ed . . . can be seen in a green and white Ford. % BETTY JANE DENNIS 8e' Clerical Enjoys English class . . . favorite teacher is Mrs. Dang- ler .. . loves to swim . . . summers at the shore . . . goes to the football games . . . always wants to know Where's Durham? . . . lots of fun. FLORENCE A. DESZARAN Academic Considers Mrs. Wilson to be the greatest . . . spends most of her time on English . . . O-o-o, I doubt it . . . Where's Pat? . . loves a good football game . . . earns spending money by baby- sitting. MICHAEL E. DEVINE Mike Academic Art is his favorite subject . . . Miss Landenberger is his favorite teacher . . . Who can't sing? . . . Be quiet, Florence ... a real fisherman . . . really digs baseball . . . drives the toughest '53 Plymouth ever. PATRICIA A. DEVLIN Paf Commercial Shorthand is her subject . . . Mr. Maher's her man ... I doubt it . . . Where's Flo? . . . enjoys bowling . . . babysits in spare time . . . oh, that red hair . . . lots of bubble and bounce. JERRY C. DIACZYNSKY Weasel General Art is his favorite subject, says Mr. Boonin is the greatest . . . can't wait to spend another summer at the shore . . . loves football and his car . . . makes a hobby of collecting football pictures. PATRICIA DEVLIN CHESTER DIACZYNSKY 41 LOUIS DILISSIO ROBERT DOTTI JOSEPH F. DIVENTI JOAN DI AAARIA ROSWITHA DOELLE LOUIS DILISSIO Louie Academic Another one of Mr. Geltch's boys . . . Hey, Mr. Gilbert ... he is really just an old farmer at heart . . . loves hunting and fishing . . . he's Bob M.'s hound dog . . . Bob Matarese isn't his brother . . . nice to know. JOAN DIMARIA Yoan Commercial Prefers her shorthand class . . . admires Mr. Maher . . . Hi, what's new? . . . works at Chica Nola's . . . enjoys water skiing . . . she loves to see the USA in her Chevy . . . always seen uptown. JOSEPH F. DIVENTI Frankie Clerical Another indication that good things come in small packages . . . likes Math and Mr. Stinton . . . en- joys collecting coins (all kinds) . . . Where's Anthony? ... a real nice guy. ROSWITHA R. DOELLE Rose Clerical She really digs Miss Wright and Family Living . . . You're a dumb nitty bitty . . . enjoys swimming, volleyball, and soccer . . . likes to travel . . . another Impala driver. GARY L. DORSEY Gary General Likes Math and print shop equally well ... a real fan of Mr. Stinson's jokes and Mr. Grace's cheer- ful manner . . . That's tough ... is going into competition with WJJZ . . . another of BHS's athletes. ROBERT A. DOTTI Academic A real history bug . . . loves football . . . Coach Tofaute really rates . . . It's enough to drive you wasukil . . . He's tough on Miss Beckworth . . . a 50-mile swim's a breeze . . . mortician's aide in summer . . . great fellow to know. ALLEN P. DOWDY Rowdy General Really digs Mechanical Drawing . . . and Mr. Geltch . . . an old fan of Mr. Shaw . . . Remember Wood- lane Road ... I said like beat it . . . loves the Jersey shore . . . one of BHS's wrestlers . . . hard worker?? JOHN J. DOWLING Academic Enjoys biology ... a fan of Mr. Geltch . . . one of a new breed—a golfer . . . works as a caddy . . . often known as peanut's little brother. HARRY J. DOYLE, JR. H y Academic Another one of Mr. Geltch's boys . . . Mechanical Drawing could be his only subject . . . Where's the fire? . . . always listening for whistles . . . one of our loyal guardians of the hall. LINDA M. DURHAM Durm Academic A terrific homemaker . . . sews and cooks as a hobby . . . friends with a boy at Glassboro State . . . blue, '60 Renaults send her . . . Where's Betty? . . . admires Miss Landenberger ... an avid student of Chemistry. ANITA ELEUTERI JAMES E. EPRIGHT CAROL A. DZUBRYK Carol Clerical Looks adorable in pink . . . sweet girl . . . never is too tired to dance . . . wish everyone had her disposition . . . would like to have shorthand all day . . . does she ever stop combing her hair? . . . gets along with everyone. ANITA B. ELEUTERI Anita Commercial Musically inclined . . . Mr. Mahn and Chorus rate with her . . . becoming in red . . . swims to pass the summer days . . . It hurts so hard . . . full of pep . . . amateur artist ... ice skating meets with her approval . . . nice to know. STEPHEN A. ENGLISH Lib Academic Faithful to Stewart's Root Beer Stand . . . quiet and shy?? . . . livens up Advanced Math Class . . . has a pad on 2nd Street, Seaside Park . . . beware future burglars . . . Hey, I know you, you're Aaa . . . admires Miss Beckworth. CAROL A. ENOCH Carol Academic A real sweet kid . . . advanced Math is the greatest . . . sews up a storm . . . fond of Miss Gracey . . . Big Surprise . . . loyal snack shacker . . . a healthy hobby—walking . . . likes to be doing something . . . FTA is her baby. WADE D. EPPS Wade Academic Distinguished president of our Honor Society . . . lazy but eager . . . very polite . . . interested in politics . . . Miss Landenberger is his favorite . . . to be a diplomat is his desire ... all kinds of hobbies . . . always doing homework. Jim General Enjoys Mechanical Drawing . . . wrestling is his kind of sport . . . Not another test, Mr. Geltch' . . . all up in the air about airplanes ... an expert at Judo . . . future in forestry . . . Mr. Geltch is his ideal . . . wild about motor boating. VINCENT ESPOSITO Turtle Academic The rugged, outdoor type . . . likes a good time and plenty of food . . . Hey Nick, where are we going tonight? . . . always smiling . . . girls are his hobby . . . Burlington City Recreation Crew claims his time . . . friendly to all. PATRICIA L. FABRITIIS Patty Lou Academic Loves that World Problems class . . . her favorite teacher? all of them . . . what a flirt!! . . . Anne did it . . . Beach Haven is her summer abode . . . one of those Honor Society members. GERALD H. FARLEY Jerry General The Happy-go-lucky type ... an outdoor man . . . oh, that '62 Ford Falcon . . . really goes in for wrestling and track . . . likes all sports—especially fishing ... a summer life guard . . . thinks Mr. Althouse is the greatest . . . Forget it! DONALD E. FENN Don General A real lover of music . . . likes that job as assist- ant funeral director! ... an ardent gun fan . . . church music appeals to him . . . Where's Lowden? . . . spends summers working and travel- ling . . . favors Mr. Mahan and chorus. CAROL ENOCH WADE EPPS JAMES EPRIGHT DONALD FENN JACK FENTON GERALD FISHER MARY A. FERRY GEORGE J. FENTON Jack Academic Really a nice person . . . never gets angry . . . is he ever quiet!! . . . doesn't say anything about Mr. Brewer . . . Be cool . . . when does hunting season start?? . . . anybody for fishing?? . . . easy going . . . where did his freckles go? MARY ANN T. FERRY Mar Clerical Busy! Busy! Busy! . . . did you ever see those freckles??? . . . dreamy eyes . . . always looks nice . . . Has anyone seen Carol or Jo Ann? . . . she's always worrying . . . whiz at tennis . . . turn on the radio . . . likes people . . . cute laugh. CAROL L. FRECK Freckie Clerical So? . . . contestant for Homecoming and Inter- national Ball Queens . . . suns at the shore in the summer . . . likes fine clothes . . . likes Clerical Practice . . . what a secretary she'll make!! . . . avid sports fan . . . smiles a lot! LARRY R. GAINES, JR. Flea Commercial Dishpan hands from McCrory's . . . Viva la Made- moiselle Landenberger . . . loafs away the summer . . . likes baseball ... a little tiger . . . swung a mean bat in the senior play . . . How ya doin? . . . his backward roll isn't! GERALD D. FISHER Jerry Academic The strong, silent type ... a real hard worker . . .good swimmer . . disciple of Mr. Osherow . . . future in Chemistry . . . loyal to the paint factory during the summer . . . what a horseman . . . collects scads of stamps. BRUCE R. GALLAGHER Bruce Academic Up there where the air is rare . . . jams that basket- ball . . . likes Advanced Math, but a Mathematician?? . . . Hmmmmmm . . . never ate in school . . . summer worker at Burger Chefer(?) . . . Mr. Maher is his man . . . seen with a certain redhead. JOEL M. FOX J°el Academic A lover of Saturdays— Today's Saturday . . . spends summer washing machines for Pepsi-Cola . . . cra2y about modern jazz ... a real ham in the senior play . . . enjoys Mr. Updike's World Prob- lems class . . . politically inclined. JAMES J. FRANCEMORE Francois Academic Loves that French accent!!? . . . slaves, over Trig . . . 'Where's that trig table? . . . rugged mem- ber of the football squad . . . fends his talents to Burlington recreation department in the summer . . . favors mechanical drawing. EVERETT R. GALLAGHER Alley-oop Academic Ain't even nice . . . future forestor . . . one of the Gallagher gang . . . Sandman—summer beach- comber . . . Trig whiz . . . mighty (?) hunter . . . cute cheerleader . . . slaves at Burlington Diner . . . helps manage finances at BHS. MORRIS C. GALLAGHER Moose General '56 Mercury man . . . seen at Burger Chef . . . wide awake in Mr. Cicali's class . . . seen on the road . . . tinkers with cars . . . member of Springside Fire Company . . . works at Wedgewood Farms. CAROL FRECK MORRIS GALLAGHER ROSEMARY GRABITZ JOHN GIANNETTO DAVID GHAUL JAMES GILLETTE MORRIS W. GARDNER Beep General You're all cut up because I'm so sharp! . . . digs 7th period World Problems . . . summer stock- boy in New York. DAVID R. GHAUL Dave General Solid . . . has a maroon jacket . . . baseball slugger ... a crazy guy . . . seen uptown. JOHN F. GIANNETTO Jdck Academic Edgewater Park boy, of course . . . likes girls . . . Let's have a get together . . . favorites: Mr. Up- dike, World Problems, W. P. tests(?) . . . the butcher, the Baker . . . explorer scout . . . baseball's golden arm . . . hard worker . . . fish drawer supreme of Senior Party. JAMES T. GILLETTE Slick General Wanna burn? . . . best foul shooter?? ... Big G stands for Goodness . . . Jimmy Gillette, he's our man ...!... unbelievable tenor . . . lends great support to the basketball team. LINDA F. GITHENS Lin Clerical Greyed Mr. Albano's hair?? . . . reminds you of sugar and spice . . . always friendly ... do some people ever worry . . . pretty and blonde . . . a little shy . . . usually found in a dither . . . really looks cute in pink . . . sad eyes . . . her future career is secretarial work. ROSEMARY C. GRABITZ Roe Academic Ask her about her cousin Lorraine . . . boy, what a talker . . . speaks the French tongue . . . wants to teach languages . . . It figures . . . plays tennis (?) . . . Miss Beckworth is a favorite . . . 19! 2 inch waist . . . Tee hee. WILLIAM E. GRAHAM Bill General Some people really know how to dress . . . it's not every Jr. Play that has a private hairdresser . . . likes to draw . . . always even tempered . . . really nice personality . . . this boy can dance . . . anybody want their hair done? . . . ambitious. BARBARA J. HACKETT Barbara Academic Shh! Quiet . . . artistically inclined . . . will miss Mr. Updike most . . . sparkling eyes and a ready smile . . . girls will remember her gym socks . . . What are you doing? . . . seems to daydream in some classes . . . likes to go for country walks in summer. ROBERT J. HAEGELE Snag General Mrs. Dever rates with Bob . . . Math is his favorite subject . . . Chris Short of BHS pitching staff . . . Burger boss at Duke's . . . sleeps the summer away ... is he a hunter?? ANNE M. HAGERTHEY Anne Academic Convert from Lenape Indians . . . shorty . . . Wonder if she knows Pat? . . . soft voice . . . pretty hair . . . sweet personality . . . Boy, can she blush! . . . hard to tell, she's only been here one year . . . one of our majorettes. JAMES HAINES JOHN HAINES NANCY HAINES JAMES HANER 46 JAMES A. HAINES Jimmy General Hey, Jimmy . . . What's happening? ... a stretch'n first base man . . . boom'n voice at basketball . . . friendly farmer ... a good guy . . . tall and handsome . . . has a smile for every- one . . . drives a nice Impala. JOHN B. HAINES Buddy General What's happenin' ... thinks Mr. Mahan is Boss ... a pool shark . . . digs Jerry Blabett . . . duck! here comes that '62 Buick . . . likes all sports . . . always with a pretty girl . . . enhances the chorus with his voice . . . spends summers at Surf City ... a real Whiz at Math. NANCY B. HAINES Nance Academic Where's Cleo . . . one of our vibrant cheer- leaders . . . has a real natural beauty . . . one of the Edgewater Park crowd ... an avid sports fan . . . who goes to Pfeiffer??? . . . will wear almost anything blue . . . favors Trig and Miss Beckworth. BARBARA D. HALEY Bobbie Clerical Where's Carol? . . . always seen in Beverly . . . dances great—slow or fast . . . watch out when she's behind the wheel . . . don't tell me she collects stamps! . . . Clerical Practice is her choice . . . works at Cliff's Drive-in during the summer ... a real sharp dresser. BEVERLY A. HAAAMOND Bev Commercial I don't even believe it . . . has a special interest in the Navy . . . watch out for that '62 Cadillac . . . another serve . . . likes water sports—especially swimming and surfing ... a fan of Mrs. McKenna . . . interested in law!! ... a real riot when in a good mood. PATRICIA M. HANCOCK af Academic Seen at Milbrook dances . . . big bright eyes another horseback rider . . . really admires Mrs. Wilson ... I don't believe you said that . . . drives a '64 Ford like a pro . :. . heads for the shore during the summer ... an expert swimmer. JAMES P. HANER Academic Don't worry about it . . . likes all teachers but favors Mr. Geltch . . . can b seen working at C. S. Heal Farm Market . . . likes to go camping ... a whiz on those ice skates ... a real out- doors man . . . nice to everybody. ROBERT W. HAUKOM Hzwk Academic Wouldn't be caught dead in anything jive . . . misses Mr. Bocher . . . Not wrapped too tightly . . . really enjoys water sports ... a whiz on the tennis court . . . earns his bread at Mattson's . . . a real nice dreser . . . likes History . . . friendly, cool, and conservative. JANICE C. HAYDEN Jan Commercial Our HEIRLOOM Business Manager . . . wishes all her subjects were English . . . I'm so mad . . . Forget it . . . seen with Bev and Anita . . . big beautiful green eyes . . . loves those convertibles . . . likes Mrs. Wilson . . . works at J. Chein and Co. . . . real sweet personality. CHARLES S. HEAL Chuck Academic Does he have freckles . . . another outdoors man . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . Oh fudge . . . wishes Mr. Geltch taught all his subjects . . . does odd jobs to earn his keep . . . Mechanical Drawing is his favorite subject . . . often seen with a pretty girl. RUTH E. HEDRICK JOHN HOWARD Ruthy Clerical Has more friends than she has fingers to count them on ... a real gourmet . . . likes all sports but favors hockey and soccer . . . one of the workers in the Snack Shack . . . drives a white 1960 Pontiac . . . enjoys Clerical Practice . . . thinks a lot of Mrs. McKenna. LINDA D. HELKEN Winki Academic Ohhh, that makes me triad! . . . one of our most active seniors . . . works at Bell Telephone . . . admires Mrs. Dever . . . likes all sports . . . seen bowling at the local lanes . . . shows school spirit at the games . . . can really take down Shorthand . . . likes to dance. GERALD W. HOEFLE Jerry Academic Our favorite bumper jumper (and fender bender) . . . Mr. Snack Shack 1964 . . . That's not even funny . . . always floating around school . . . enjoys driving . . . works at Heal's Market . . . admires Mr. Geltch ... a friend of everyone. BARBARA J. HOFFMAN Barb Academic Hey Toots! . . . has a passion for white Valiants . . . can she parlezvous . . . keeps a sharp eye for ...(?).. . plays a mean fiddle . . . Hi . . . hopes to teach the kiddies someday ... a playground supervisor . . . has a personality to really succeed. PATRICIA M. HOLAK Toots Commercial Hey Hoff! . . . her artistic talents rival Picasso's . . . I don't believe it . . . seen at all BSHS record hops . . . enjoys water sports . . . quiet but not shy (or is it vice-versa)? . . . flips at the sight of Mr. Boonin ... a blonde beauty. Ho ss Clerical Sports—sports—sports . . . known as Hoss the boss with the hot sauce . . . Be C. C. C. (cool, calm, and conservative) ... his hobbies are basket- ball, football, and girl chasing . . . favors World Problems . . . really likes Mr. Welch. SANDRA M. HOYT Sandy Academic A quiet one . . . real history bug . . . BHS football fan . . . What can I say? . . . use her soft, sweet voice as a telephone operator . . . member of French Club . . . goes for modern jazz . . . easy going personality. DANIEL W. HULLINGS Danny Academic Whew, it's Friday! . . . avid sports fan . . . drives a grey and silver '59 Dodge . . . summer means sleep . . . Mr. Updike's his man . . . dancing, swim- ming, and eating . . . grubs it up at Gus' . . . remains quiet in class—till called on! ADELE L. HURYN Del General Fun, fun, fun . . . says Miss Wright is a swinger . . . goes for football . . . So tuff, it's a riot . . . lives it up at Olympia Lakes . . . seen with Oat- meal . . . sizzles in Shorthand . . . can't wait till Saturday . . . Where's Shirl? MARY ANN IRWIN Marianne Academic Miss Landenburger and French are a hit . . . I don't believe this . . . friendly to everybody . . . Eat's at Gus' . . . slow dancing, swimming, and sleeping . . . likes all sports . . . goes for color blue . . . seen with Harry. BARBARA HOFFMAN DANNY HULLINGS JOHN HOWARD MARY A. IRWIN HOLLY JOHNSON ROBERT KANN 48 FRANKLIN JANSON THOMAS JOHNSON RUSSELL JOHNSON GARY JOHNSEN GERALDINE JONES NANCY JACOBY Nance Academic Great Scott! . . . goofy giggle . . . our dependable Student Council Vice President . . . What do you say Jake? . . . helps fun Honor Society . . . future pill peddler . . . our Junior Play Director . . . an all-around worker . . . with a great person- ality!!! FRANKLIN S. JANSON, JR. Flash General Mr. Stinson's rates high with him . . . enjoys Math . . . spends summer playing various sports . . . especially enjoys baseball . . . such sports as baseball, football, and basketball, and ice skating occupy his spare time. GARY M. JOHNSEN Gary General Popcorn manager of Snack Shack ... for a hobby, water skiing!! . . . goes for Riverside girls . . . does he like Basic Math? . . . well, Mr. Stinson's his favorite ... an Olympia Lakes man . . . football and swimming are favorable activities. ANDREW E. JOHNSON Andy General Working is worth while!! . . . does he blush . . . quite the singer in chorus . . . he's a football fan . . . and an avid hunter . . . What's happening? . . . Mr. Mahan is his favorite ... go getter at the golf course!! . . . seen in a '56 Chevy. HOLLY A.' JOHNSON Fl°l Academic Really likes Spanish . . . and Miss Leonard . . . plays a swingin' sax ... a pleasant babysitter . . . sewing?? . . . crazy about Physics Lab . . . anyone for a game of tennis?? . . . como esta usted?!? RUSSELL JOHNSON Baby Huey Clerical Did we have any English homework? ... an outdoor man—loves camping and fishing ... al- ways has a smile!! . . . delivery man for Artco . . . a talkative soul . . . World Problems really rates . . . how about Mr. Welch! . . . open wide for Chunky. THOMAS JOHNSON T. J. Academic A brown belt in Judo . . . you ain't lyin' Jack!! . . . the Picasso of Art Club . . . where the girls are . . . Worldly Problems . . . working and surf- ing . . . seen with Daryl . . . conservative. GERALDINE JONES Jerry Clerical Another transfer from Turkey ... a sweet, helpful person . . . activities in Turkey included Drama and sports clubs . . . Mr. Gianguilio and Book- keeping are her favorites . . . quite the sportswoman . . . such a nice smile. NICHOLAS KALLELIS Nick Academic Our piercing all-county line backer . . . sports, sports, sports ... is lost to Northern Burlington girls . . . where do you want to go. Turtle? ... a future tiller of the good earth . . . math and Mr. Tofaute rate. ROBERT KANN Bob Academic Favorites—Mr , Updike and Miss Beckworth . . . that call for World Problems and Trig . . . you got a speech defect?? . . . observes nature at its best—girls!! ... an active man-around-school . . . one of our B.S.H.S. wrestlers. MICHIKO KOMAMURA CARL KARGE Carl Academic Biology is tops with him . . . hangs his hat at Silo's . . . what's happening on the Erie Canal? . . . one of our best movie operators . . . likes Mr. Weiler . . . anyone for a film? ... a help- ful personality ... oh, that English!! SHARON KEARNS Shar Clerical Where's Ruthie, Freida, and Carol? . . . drawing, dancing, and cooking . . . one of the swinging Carmels . . . Hi, Gillfctte . . . digs Clerical Prac- tice ... a great sports enthusiast . . . plays a mean game of volleyball . . . Mrs. Dever . . . watch out!! PHYLLIS KEEN Phyl General Always seen with Chris . . . pretty blue eyes . . . lots of fun ... of the teachers, likes Mrs. Keller the best. DONALD L. KETELS, II Skip Academic Likes Chemistry . . . Mr. Mahan is his favorite . . . can he act?? ... a basketball fan . . . ships carpet during the summer . . . Somebody down there likes me . . . sports editor of our yearbook . . . seen with Karen. JERRY L. KING Jerry Academic A future lawyer . . . likes World Problems . . . Mr. Updike is his favorite . . . golf is his hobby . . . can he surf?? ... a judo pro . . . basketball track fan . . . worked at Campbells soup during the summer . . . Oh, you've got to be out of your mind! MICHIKO KOMAMURA Mickey Academic The Chemistry and Trig whiz!! . . . listening to records and playing the piano occupy her time ... a basketball fan . . . friend to all . . . Mr. Updike and Miss Beckworth rate with her . . . likes to swim ... I do not understand. VERONICA M. KRAMARZ Rocky Aacademic Likes everything . . . what would I do without Patti? . . . loves to dance and talk on the phone . . . works as an operator at Bell Telephone . . . favors Mr. Updike ... a football and basketball spectator . . . Tell me again. STEVEN E. KRETZMER Steve . Academic Likes to sing ... a member of the South Jersey Chorus ... his favorite pastime is loafing . . . likes Miss Weil . . . collects classical and romantic records . . . works during the summer as a gas station attendant. ELAINE C. KYLE Elaine Academic Works after school at Bell Telephone . . . plans to be an airline hostess . . . loves to swim . . . likes world Lit and Mr. Updike ... art is her hobby ... a real hard worker . . . Hmmmmm!! . . . seen with Cathy and Linda. BARBARA J. LABRUM Barby Academic Never home . . . loves to drive . . . eats like a horse . . . Miss Landenberger is her favorite . . . spends her free time babysitting ... a World Lit. fan . . . likes to sew, cook, and write . . . Get out a here . . . Oh boy . . . Gosh. ELAINE KYLE BARBARA LABRUM STANLEY LEWIS JOANN LAVERY WILLIAM LASSITER CAROL LAZZAROTTI JAMES D. LANHAM Country General Works during summer in a supermarket . . . can he Judo? . . . Mr. Althouse is tops with him . . . Physical Education is his favorite subject . . . basketball and wrestling are hits with him . . . an experienced wrestler . . . Don't sweat it. WILLIAM A. LASSITER Country General A. J. Chein employee . . . likes to play pool . . . English is his favorite subject . . . Mrs. Taylor is a favorite with him ... a hard worker?! JOANN M. LAVERY Y° Clerical English is her favorite . . . works during summer as a playground supervisor . . . hangs around with .Shirley Riker . . . seen with an ex-graduate of the class of '63 . . . Mr. Stinson is a hit with her . . . I'll say. CAROL A. LAZZAROTTI Carol Academic Can be seen working as a sales girl at Sears in WiIJingboro . . . sewing and reading occupy her spare time . . . thinks world problems is great ... a Mr. Updike fan . . . loves a basketball game ... I can't believe it. STANLEY J. LEWIS Stan General A football fan . . . Mrs. Taylor is his favorite . . . his summer pastime is working . . . likes to go gunning . . . loves history . . . can be seen during the summer selling ice cream . . . What's happenin'. CAROLYN J. LILLEY Carol General Favors English ... a Mrs. Taylor fan . . . her summer pastime is babysitting . . . likes hockey . . . can she dance? . . . playing Jazz is her hobby . . . Where's Ella and Ruthie? . . . can she ever sing! . . . nice to know. ROBERT LIPPINCOTT Lippy Academic A future college graduate . . . basketball is his sport . . . that chemistry lab . . . favors Mr. Osherow . . . likes all sports . . . city employee . . . vacations at Wildwood . . . The man with the plan??? . . . big president! CHARLES W. LITTLE Charlie General Likes to eat . . . football is tops with him . . . works at Sears and Roebuck . . . Math is his favorite . . . Favors Mrs. Taylor . . . What say? DIANE L. LEUALLEN Pluggs Clerical Has anyone seen Jane? . . . collects oldies came back from Palmyra . . . drives a '53 Plymouth . . . football and basketball fan . . . English rates with her . . . Surf City is great . . . Forqet LEANORE A. LONTZ -ee Academic Can't wait to go to World Problems . . . No lie! . . . summers are for traveling . . . loves to talk . . . Well look at us. . . . Mr. Updike's tops . . . loves people . . . when's the next play . . . Mrs. Payne's pal . . . busy. DAVID LOPISZ KAREN A. LOUGH FRANCIS LOWDEN DAVID LOPISZ David General Another World Problems fan . . . Where's speedy? . . . sportsman . . . swimming, fishing, bowling . . . likes school?? . . . bowler 1 . . . smiles . . . quiet. KAREN A. LOUGH Karen Academic World Lit. and Mrs. Payne are great . . . Oh great . . . O dear . . . adept at skating . . . sparetime reader and cook . . . volunteers summers at Burl. Co. Hospital . . . swims and skiis . . . adores folk songs especially when sung by Chad Mitchell Trio . . . quiet . . . FRANCIS A. LOWDEN Franny General Quite a mathematician??? . . . Hey, man . . . baseball's great . . . Mrs. Smith's tops . . . swimmer . . . homework!! . . . friendly . . . sleep- ing is his pastime . . . loves those summer vacations. JANICE E. LOWDEN Janice Academic Algebra's fun . . . Not again '. . . Oh me . . . basketball? You bet . . . another hospital volunteer . . . a Miss Beckworth fan . . . marches in band . . . loved (?) Biology dissections . . . seamstress . . . very pleasant . . . seen working at McCrory's. ROBERT B. LOWDEN Bobby Academic Student (?) of English . . . Marsha . . . Mrs. Galmish's great . } . make it music . . . busy boy . . . softball's best . . . summers? machine shop . . . Liberace Lowden . . . firehouse haunter . . . boy with a downbeat. MARK S. LUCAS Mr. Pres. Academic Mr. Updike's buddy . . . Hi ya! . . . goes for that school spirit jazz . . . Miss Beckworth and Math? The greatest ... an all-sports fan . . . Mr. Activity . . . quite a cheerleader . . . always ready with a smile . . . Burlington's 1 busy boy . . . Crazylegs Lucas! PETER LULIS Pete General Tops? Mechanical Drawing . . . Hdtig loose! Be cool . . . summers are for swimming . . . Mr. Geltch's pal . . . interests? cars and girls . . . Mr. Big . . . works(?) in a dress factory . . . ice skater . . . acting's best . . . friendly Pete. FRANK J. LYONS Frank General Student of Math . . . Nice, nice! . . . plays a mean sax . . . buddy of Mrs. Dever . . . sportsman and track are tops with him . . . digs girls . . . . . . painter extraordinaire!! . . . football, basketball, and track are tops with him . . . digs girls . . . band's best . . . humble!?! CHARLES MAC CRINDLE Jimmy General What do you need? . . . works (?) in Century Welding . . . cars!! . . . likes gunning?? HARRY D. MC COLLISTER Den General Great in World Problems?? . . . Be cool now . . . likes water sports . . . admirer of Miss Weil . . . an avid football fan . . . good looking . . . seen his blue Olds? . . . likes to drive fast . . . works for a moving and storage company. JANICE LOWDEN ROBERT LOWDEN MARK LUCAS HARRY MC COLLISTER JOSEPH MC CORMICK CHARLES R. MC CONNELL Chuck General Forget it, peasant . . . works at Chicken Delight . . . you can see him at any fire ... a coach Tofaute .fan . . . likes his history classes . . . drives a '64 Plymouth Fury ... is he big and tall? . . . outgoing personality . . . can he make witty comments?? JOSEPH F. MC CORMICK Joe General Favors Mr. Grace . . . works summers at Shop- Rite . . . quiet . . . works on motorcycles as a hobby . . . likes the print shop best . . . also known as Froggy . . . always seen at basketball games . . . usually in a hurry to get out of home- room. WILLIAM D. MC ELWEE Hot Boy Academic A real music lover ... is he a philosopher?? . . . swims a lot in summer . . . It sounds like a Happy New Year! . . . Mr. Updike is his favorite . . . soccer is his sport . . . Frank Sinatra his idol . . . general consensus says he's a swell guy. ROBERT F. MC GUIGAN Bon General Good things come in smaller packages . . . favors Mr. Boonin . . . works at Tony's after school . . . alias Gigan . . . just ask Flash about him . . . likes math and science subjects . . . cars are his hobby . . . seems quiet?? . . . football's his favorite sport. PRISCILLA M. MC GUIRE Pris Academic What's it gonna be her? . . . popular with everyone . . . misses Mr. Bocher . . . Where's the girls? . . . have you seen her dance? . . . always busy around school . . . loves being in our dramatic productions . . . loafs summers away in Wildwood. NOREEN A. MC MORROW Rene Commercial Forget it. . . . spends summers at the shore . . . never stops flirting . . . waitress at the Country Club after school ... a swimming enthu- siast . . . likes to ride horseback ... is she Irish? . . . chatters constantly . . . always in a hurry. EDWARD V. MC NALLY Physical Ed Academic What's happening? ... a track and football fan . . . friendly . . . swims and surfs in summer . . . hobbies are cars and coins . . . works at Mac- Donald's year round . . . fan of Mr. Reiss and Mr. Osherow . . . drives a '59 Pontiac . . . nice to know. DAVID S. MACCAR Dave Clerical I can't help it! . . . looks forward to chorus . . . collects records . . . plays most sports . . . laughs with Mr. Mahan!! . . . football's 1 . . . smiles! . . . man with rhythm . . . swimming . . . downbeat Dave. ANNABELLA MALINOWSKI Ann Clerical Recent transfer student . . . has traveled in many countries . . . also has visited many of our states . . . has many interests including horse- back riding, tennis, and swimming . . . has been a Red Cross Volunteer and nurses aide . . . en- joys dancing. DAVID B. MALSEED Dave Academic Cars! Cars! Cars! . . . mechanical drawing's best . . . I don't even believe it. . . . summers on a farm . . . Mr. Geltch's buddy . . . great sense of humor . . . mechanical mind . . . ready smile . . . What's happening, Al? . . . drag racer. NOREEN MC MORROW DAVID MALSEED JAMES MARCHESE JOHN MATTHEWS DORIS MARKS ROBERT MARSHALL ROBERT MASON JAMES L. MARCHESE Jim Academic It's boss! . . . special favorite? Mr. Updike . . . summers in Riverside . . . can he type??? . . . A winner every time! ... a Stewart's man . . . fine clothes . . . madras . . . Crosby's finest . . . what a smile!! DORIS I. MARKS Ralph General An English fan . . . No big thing! . . . record collector . . . summers? sleeping . . . Miss Wright's pal . . . basketball . . . babysitter . . . quiet(?) . . . give her a cheesesteak . . . really loves to dance. ROBERT M. MARSHALL Marco Academic In my opinion World Lit. is best . . . a real outdoorsman . . . international connoisseur . . . remembers Mr. Newman . . . camera man for BSHS football games . . . summers abroad . . . can he speak French??? . . . fisherman-camper 1 . . . thinker. ROBERT W. MASON Bob Academic Surfer!! . . . fan of Mr. Updike . . . work's (?) at Acme . . . anyone for hunting!?! . . . World Problems . . . summers? Ocean City ... Jo Jo White's No. 5 son . . . activities ... a real nice guy. ANTHONY R. MATARESE Bob Academic Hey, where's Louie? . . . handsome athlete . . . plays football and baseball . . . can act, too! . . . student leader ... a wizard in mechanical drawing . . . Boy's State . . . personality plus . . . popular with everyone . . . All-American boy. JOHN A. MATTHEWS j j Academic Friendly and nice . . . What's the word? . . . a real lady killer . . . dresses Conserv . . . spends summers in N.Y. . . . likes to swim . . . especially likes to fast dance . . . holds Miss Landenberger in affectionate regard . . . wants to teach English. ALBERT A. MAULONE Al Academic Those dark good looks! . . . especially friendly with girls ... his favorite teacher is Mr. Gares . . - summertime lifeguard . . . scientific minded?? . . . likes to eat in lab . . . enthusiastic about World Problems. LARRY K. MEAD Lance Academic Athletic star in football . . . and basketball . . . and baseball . . . favors Mr. Albano and Mr. Tofaute . . . good looking!! . . . one of our most popular boys . . . enjoys swimming and tennis in summer . . . always busy between classes. MARYANN M. MEASEY Marc Commercial Oh no!! . . . loves to dance . . . has an Irish temper ... a Mrs. McKenna fan . . . pretends she's quiet . . . swims and travels in summer . . . spectator at football games . . . favorite subject is Business Law . . . pretty blonde hair. MARK L MERCURI Mark Academic Is he really quiet? . . . likes mechanical drawing . . . Do you need anything for your car? . . . loafs between odd jobs in summer ... a notorious (?) Mr. Updike fan . . . conservative . . . nice to know . . . works on cars as a hobby. PAULETTE MIESZANEK ELLA MOORE 54 WILLIAM H. MICHAEL Skip . Academic Check that red hair!! . . . nice to know . . . Where's Jimmy? . . . enjoys Trig?? . . . Hi Devil . . . how's your car. Skip? . . . good-natured and outgoing . . . favors Miss Beckworth . . . always seen at school events . . . determined. PAULETTE A. MIESZANEK Pau Commercial I don't believe it . . . such pretty eyes . . . always getting into mischief with Bernadette . . . effervescent describes her . . . enjoys Business Law . . . always seen with a tall, handsome boy . . . chatters a lot . . . works at City Hall in summer. ALLEN G. MILLER Brain Academic If you were a genius like me, you'd understand . . . always seen at basketball games keeping score . . . enjoys a good argument at lunchtime . . . alias—The Brain . . . future in Field of Political Science . . . sports, classical music are his favorites. MERRIL B. MIRSKY Merril Academic His deep voice can be heard on the P.A. . . . nothing bothers him . . . likeable . . . ambitious?? . . . admires Mr. Gares . . . only enjoys the home- room period? . . . loafs all summer long . . . witty remarks . . . likes World Problems??? LINDA R. MOGEL Mouse Academic Neat and petite . . . editor of our Heirloom . . . spends summers at the shore and 4 Acres . . . You're kidding . . . one of our Varsity cheer- leaders . . . ballet student for 10 years . . . de- pendablity . . . loves to bake brownies . . . really all-around. STEPHENSON J. MOLNAR General Drives a '57 Chevy convertible ... did some one say Riverside?? ... can really dance . . . Hey, anybody seen Skip? ... Mr. Welch rates high with him . . . liked by all . . . enjoys sports and raising pigeons . . . school spirited!! ... de- pendable around school. ELLAJEAN M. MOORE Dutchess General One of the Carmels . . . spends summers at Mc- Cory's as a waitress ... a real riot . . . loves Navy blue . . . another dancer ... I don't want to hear it. . . . her favorites are English and Mrs. Taylor . . . always seen on a decorating com- mittee. SUZANNE MOORE Sue Academic Can she ever bowl ... a volunteer to the Burling- ton County Hospital . . . biology is her favorite . . . another babysitter . . . liked by all . . . did you say Joe? ... I don't even believe it! . . . a future nurse . . . works as a telephone operator. PAULA J. MORRONE PJ Commercial Ready and willing to go to the shore—anytime . . . can she ever play the piano . . . loves to act . . . Gus's is her lunch spot . . . Has anyone seen Susan whiz by? . . . likes those summer ex- change students ... a Mr. Updike fan. CAROL T. MOTLAS Car°l Academic Music really rates high with her . . . enjoys his- tory . . . member of the Community singers . . . eats lunch in good ole BSHS . . . idolizes Mr. Mahan . . . favorite morning stop is Room 109 . . . can she ever hit those high notes. MARIE B. MURRAY Little One Academic Another summer loafer . . . Cut it out, Skip. . . . eats lunch’ at Home Sweet Home . . . hails from Homeroom 109 .. . likes to swim . . . one of the last from the Township . . . appeared in the Junior and Senior plays . . . loves swimming and trying to surf. STANLEY L. MUSSER Stan General Happy-go-lucky . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . one of the track team's best assets . . . perpetual smile . . . really goes for Mr. Gilbert ... a true gardener during the summer . . . everyone's friend . . . loyal and conscientious RICHARD LOUIS NEFF Rich Academic What's happening! . . . works at McDonald's after school . . . spends summer at Long Beach Island . . . World Problems is his favorite sub- ject . . . likes Mr. Updike best . . . great sailor in the senior play . . . strong, silent type. RICHARD M. NOLAN Dick Academic Favorites are World Problems and Mr. Updike . . . O. K. Terry. . . . works at Dugan's in the summer ... a fisherman ... a baseball and basket- ball enthusiast . . . spends summer swimming and boating . . . very good personality ... a member of our Fire Squad. EVERETT B. NORBURY Ev Academic Plays a wild trumpet . . . Trig and Miss Beckworth are his favorites . . . after school at Clair's Phar- macy . . . summer at Four Acres . . . drives a '64 Chrysler . . . quiet ... is he tall??? . . . future is in civil engineering . . . enjoys sports, music, reading, and politics. KATHLEEN S. O'FARROW Kathy General Math is her subject . . . For day . . . playground supervision in summer . . . our peppy colorguard captain . . . her teacher is Miss Wright . . . collects stuffed animals ... an avid baseball and football fan . . . cute smile . . . seen at a party . . . always talking. ELAINE N. OLDHAM Elaine General A Miss Wright fan . . . Knock it off . . . pretty eyes ... a football enthusiast . . . after school at Silo's . . . her subject is Family Living ... an active member of F.B.L.A. . . . really nice to know. JOHN J. O'NEILL Snapper Academic A Mr. Updike fan . . . Trig is for him . . . Hear the whistles! FIRE, FIRE! . . . summer pastime is sleeping . . . Judo champ . . . likes red (reminds him of firetrucks) ... an avid baseball fan . . . nice to talk to . . . friendly. MARION F. O'NEILL Oatmeal General Enjoys typing . . . No lie . . . gets carried away when laughing . . . never stops talking ... a people watcher . . . enjoys baseball . . . Hey, that's something else. . . . Mr. Giangiulio is her teacher . . . lots of fun . . . friends with everyone. PAUL M. ONORI Dinky General His teacher is Miss Curlis . . . What's it to ya? . . . spends summer swimming . . . plays foot- ball . . . friendly to all . . . enjoys Chorus . . . a pool enthusiast ... a great sense of humor . . . nice to know . . . ready smile. MARIE MURRAY STANLEY MUSSER KATHLEEN O'FARROW PAUL ONORI MICHAEL PATSORAS GEORGE PARRISH GLENNDA PAYNE SIGMUND PARZYCK STANFORD PEAKER JENNIE PASSAREILI LEWIS PEARLMAN ANNA L. PARENT Banana General Enjoys traveling . . . teacher is Mr. Maher . . I don't care. . . . always happy . . . friendly to all . . . Family Living is for her . . . never stops talking . . . nice to know ... a great sport . . . oh those freckles!! GEORGE L. PARRISH George General History and Mr. Maher rate with him . . . Hey, cousin. . . . listens to jazz . . . always seen at parties ... a very good dancer . . . likes social life . . . nice to know . . . What's your prob- lem? . . . works at a gas station. SIGMUND PARZYCK Sig General Let me borrow your homework! ... his sport is football . . . enjoys scuba diving . . . drives a '64 Corvair . . . summer as a lifeguard . . . quiet . . . nice to know ... a Coach Tofaute fan . . . look at those muscles! JENNIE F. PASSARELLI Jennie General Another Family Living and Miss Wright fan . . . Where's Elaine? . . . drives a '63 Chevy II . . . always seen with Elaine . . . never stops talking . . . playground supervisor in summer . . . short ... on the go . . . friendly smile! MICHAEL A. PATSORAS Mike Academic A coin collector . . . Watch out for the Turks!! . . . World Literature is the subject . . . spends summer boating and swimming ... a Miss Cracey fan ... an avid football and baseball fan . . . hopes for a career in accounting . . . friendly . . . nice to talk to. GLENNDA G. PAYNE Glen Academic French and History are for her ... I don't believe it! . . . Four Acres in summer . . . field hockey is the game . . . Beverly Pastry Shop . . . can be heard for miles around . . . Honor Society . . . very talkative ... is she tall?? STANFORD L. PEAKER Stan General Another Mr. Mahan fan . . . What's hp'nin cap'n? ... a pool shark ... a special liking for jazz . . . Chorus is for him . . . always happy . . . friendly to everyone . . . nice to know . . . pleasing personality ... is he quiet!?!. LEWIS PEARLMAN Hot Box Academic One cool guy . . . You're kidding. . . . interested in puzzles of all sorts ... a card sharp . . . caddies after school . . . That's what you think A Miss Beckworth fan . . . fascinated with Ad- vanced Math . . . another great swimmer. LINDA J. PELL Lin Academic Oh, well ... a swimming instructor . . . also a lifeguard . . . even a water skier . . . studies Biology and German . . . enjoys Mr. Porter's classes ... an artist—draws and paints . . . seen with Cathy and Elaine. NINA M. PELLINI Niner Clerical I don't believe it . . . prefers Chorus to any- thing . . . even plays the organ . . . Look at that red car . . . swims a great deal . . . occupation- babysitter . . . Where's Jeanie Beanie? . . . likes Mrs. Devers a lot. 56 NINA PELLINI TERRANCE PINTO EILEEN PERKINS Ei's General Hey, where's the party? . . . loves to dance . . . can she style hair? . . . works at Kings . . . forever smiling ... a great loafer . . . enjoys Family Living class . . . also a Miss Wright fan . . . goes to many parties. CATHERINE PETTIT Cathy Commercial A future private secretary . . . works at McCrory's . . . goes to all football games . . . very active in school affairs . . . Where's Tommy? . . . prefers Shorthand and Typing . . . likes to sew and read . . . also a babysitter . . . likes' Mrs. McKenna. LINDA J. PHILLIPS C eo Academic Can she speak Spanish? . . . Oh, no! ... a peppy cheerleader . . . plays piano . . . even dances and sews ... a water skier . . . likes Miss Landenberger . . . very active in school af- fairs . . . nice personality . . . ready smile. ANNA M. PINTO Pint Commercial H ... An artist and loves it . . . paints pictures even . . . works in father's office . . . babysits also . . . can she swim? ... a Mr. Boonin fan . . . has the nicest clothes ... a really sweet girl. LUCY B. PINTO Bon Academic Where's Carr? . . . World Literature is her sub- ject . . . Can I tell you? . . . not very enthused with school . . . lives for week-ends . . . seen a lot with Yo Yo . . . Hi ya, how ha doin'? . . . a Mrs. Keller fan. TERRANCE R. PINTO Goody General Let's go set a fire, John. . . . sleeps a great deal ... a ping pong player .. . . lifts weights even . . . prefers color black . . . likes Mr. Alt- house . . . captain of Fire Squad. CAROL ANN PIZZIO aP Clerical How's ever'thing? ... a coin collector?? . . . a secretary in City Hall . . . wants to become an executive secretary . . . drives a '55 red Ply- mouth . . . crazy about Miss Wright ... in- terested in Basic Math . . . also Family Living. CHARLES E. PLACK General What do you say ace? ... a hunter?? . . . works at Carl's Market ... a radio wrecker '. . . likes to dig into the past . . . History is his subject . . . a Mr. Newman fan . . . makes hottest hoagies in town . . . another great swimmer . . . goes to football games. SANDRA POLAND San Clerical Give up ... a playground supervisor . . . drives a blue and white putter . . . Watch out . . . a baby-sitter after school . . . favors the color navy blue ... is content when in Family Living class . . . Miss Wright is her ideal. BARBARA J. PRENTICE Barb Clerical Are you ill or somethin'? ... an expert water skier . . . Huh? . . . attends all sports activities . . . and can she drive?? ... an avid typist . . . looks up to Mrs. Dangler . . . lots of cute freckles . . . full of fun. ANN PINTO CHARLES PLACK SANDRA POLAND BARBARA PRENTICE SHIRLEY RIKER KATHLEEN ROARK MURIEL ROBERTSON 58 ROGER PULLEN LINDA RAYMOND HERMAN E. PRUDEN Butch Clerical You're about a five can! . . . Everything is copostedic ... a card sharp . . . digs records . . . fond of Mrs. Dever and Basic Math. ROGER D. PULLEN Roger Clerical The great hunter . . . what a physique ... an all- county guard . . . very active in sports . . . Coach Tofaute is his ideal . . . can he eat?? . . . very energetic during summer ... a real lady's man . . . Pullens rock pile!? ... a tiger in his tank. JOSEPH A. RAYMOND Allen Academic The very rugged type ... a great lover?? . . . taken in by wrestling . . . hunts and fishes too . . . has an interest in Mechanical Drawing . . . Miss Beckworth has taken over his heart . . . drives a GTO. LINDA M. RAYMOND l-,n Clerical Oh, that blond hair . . . Family Living rates with her . . . Oh yeah? . . . one of the girls at Silo's Department Store ... fan of Miss Wright . . . what a crazy gal! . . . Whose black Ford is that? . . . skiing is her hobby. SHIRLEY A. RIKER Squirrel Commercial Business Arithmetic is a favorite subject . . . So! . . . If you're lucky . . . fan of Mr. Gares . . . always looking for a certain boy . . . can be seen riding around Burlington ... oh those big dimples. KATHLEEN A. ROARK Kath General Oh you're so dumb . . . World Problems is a favorite subject ... Mr. Updike rates high with her . . . dances up a storm . . . can be seen diligently (?) working at Olympia Lakes . . . crazy personality . . . pretty smile . . . always cheering the team on to victory. MURIEL A. ROBERTSON Wo el Academic Enjoys World Problems with Mr. Updike . . . spends summers at Long Beach Island ... her hobbies are ice skating and swimming . . . after school hours are spent at work in a doctor's office . . . what an actress!!! MARYANN ROCKHILL Mair General Good dancer . . . Forget it, will you! . . . English is her favorite subject ... fan of Mr. Maher . . . found at Mt. Holly Diner on weekends . . . where the boys are . . . goes for parties and dances . . . loves to go to Wildwood. PATRICIA J. ROONEY Rat Commercial Business Law is tops with her . . . fan of Mrs. McKenna ... is she really quiet?? . . . spends summers at Wildwood . . . nice to know . . . babysits in her spare time . . . swimming is her favorite sport. THOMAS A. ROSSINO Tom Academic Always got an answer . . . World Problems is a favorite subject . . . another Mr. Updike fan . . . Oh, what do you call it? . . . dependable senior . .• . seen with a certain pretty blonde . . . who doesn't know him?? . . . can be found dili- gently (?) working at McDonald's . nice looking. RICHARD SAWICKI JOHN A. SANSON Butch Academic Gym is a favorite subject . . . another Miss Weil fan . . . How ya doin? . . . spends summers at Wildwood . . . football rates high with him . . . seen at Gus's. RICHARD F. SAWICKI Rich Academic Does he ever worry?? . . . has a hidden talent to make people laugh ... a real eager beaver in World Problems! . . . oh well. That's the way it goes. . . . polite and friendly . . . basket- ball! basketball! . . . watch out for that Falcon . . . BERNADETTE M. SCHENSKY Bernadette Clerical Business Law and History fan ... I don't believe it! . . . our Homecoming Queen . . . little bitty pretty one . . . always up to something with Paulette . . . never frowns . . . nice dresser . . . another fan of Mrs. McKenna. CHRISTINE SCHWEYER Tina General Family Living is a favorite subject . . . Hey Wed—what's happening . . . talk, talk, talk . . . fan of Miss Wright . . . one of Gregory's girls . . . can be found at Yo Yo's . . . crazy person- ality . . . where the parties are. SYLVIA A. SCOTT Sylvia Academic French is tops with her . . . fan of Miss Landen- berger . . . Really? . . . That's a riot! . . . playing the piano is her hobby . . . has perfect pitch . . . not another language! . . . nice to know . . . keeps her friends in stitches? . . . can she parallel park?!? ELIZABETH M. SEAY Betty Academic World Problems is tops . . . another Mr. Up- dike fan . . . What am I gonna dp! . . . crazy giggle . . . volunteer at Burlington County Hos- pital . . . can't wait for the lakes to freeze . . . friendly to everyone . . . loves all children . . . wizard of 6th period typing!! NANCY A. SHINN Nance Commercial Shorthand is tops with her . . . fan of Mrs. Mc- Kenna . . . Hey Vonnie! . . . always writing letters . . . does she ever stop talking? ... go Navy! . . . found at Senior Table for lunch . . . always a smile . . . lots of personality. ALAYNE SHOENFELD Alayne Academic Doesn't read books longer than 100 pages . . . brains?!? . . . Believe it champ! . . . World Problems rates with her ... a fan of Mr. Up- dike . . . and Miss Leonard . . . piano and guitar are her hobbies . . . can't get enough of a certain four from Liverpool. SANDRA E. SHUMAKE Sandy General English is tops with her . . . I'm with that! . . . fan of Mrs. Taylor . . . collecting stuffed animals is her hobby . . . friendly to everyone . . . drives a '60 Black Dodge . . . parties! parties! . . small but mighty . . . always smiling. KAREN L. SIEGLER Karen Academic Check that long red hair! . . . New York accent . . . art is tops with her . . . fan of Mr. Boonin . . . You beast! . . . takes summer trips to Buffalo . . . can she draw!! . . . painting is her hobby . . . goes for soccer . . . nice to know. CHRISTINE SCHWEYER SYLVIA SCOTT ELIZABETH SEAY KAREN L. SIEGLER PAULA SIMPSON CRAIG L SILLS Dooley General That's your business! . . . All South Jersey Quarter- back . . . thinks all our teachers are tough . . . a Burlington Casanova . . . works on an ice cream truck in the summer . . . good dancer . . . one of our basketball stars. PAULA A. SIMPSON Pdul . Clerical Go ahead rocker . . . goes for the Beatles in a big way . . . likes summer best in Atlantic City ... an American Mod . . . creative writing is her favorite . . . hobbies are singing and playing the guitar. JENNY-ANN B. SLIFKOFF Jen General Listen Humphrey ... a Mrs. Taylor fan . . . weekends at the shore during summer vacation . . . works at Gregory's after school . . . enjoys study hall best of all. GLENN W. SMITH Colonel General That's your business Babe! . . . member of the 76'ers All Star Volley Ball Team ... Mr. Stinson is his favorite . . . one of our star receivers on the football team . . . works at the Drug Center . . . likes to loaf in the summer . . . Consumer Ed. gets his vote. CAROL J. SPOLTORE Spol General Go ahead Rocker! . . . enjoys watching the Beatles perform . . . spends time in Atlantic City in summer . . . goes for English Mod fashions . . likes to sing and play the guitar . . . always seen with Paula S. SUSAN E. STEINMETZ Toots Academic I almost died . . . can't decide between Miss Landenburger and Mr. Updike . . . enjoys traveling during the summer . . . plans to become a nurse . . . star twirler of the Majorettes . . . would like a word with all you boys out there. BARBARA J. STILES Barb Academic Goes for World Problems . . . Mr. Updike gets her vote . . . watching basketball is a favorite pastime . . . likes music . . . drives?? a baby blue Volkswagen . . . heading for the cold north next year!! . . . the creaky? voice of BHS! JOHN E. SWENSON John Academic What make you think I flirt? . . . Algebra is his favorite subject ... Mr. Updike is his choice . . . swims and takes it easy on summer vacation . . . is he really accident prone? ... his hobbies are reading and basketball. KAREN K. SMITH Karen Commercial What homework do we have? . . . Mrs. Mc- Kenna is her favorite . . . likes baseball . . enjoys cooking and sewing . . . good-natured . . . always has a smile! STANLEY A. SWIDERSKI Butch General Cool it! . . . likes English with Mrs. Taylor . . . always found in Roebling . . . enjoys hunting . . . hobbies are working on cars . . . favorite pastime is girls . . . That ain't bad. CAROL SPOLTORE STANLEY SWIDERSKI DAVID TABERER SUE THOMPSON JOSEPH TITONE CHERYL TOMPKINSON ELAINE TAYLOR CAROL TAUBEL ALBERT TENTILUCCI DAVID W. TABERER Dave General How am I supposed to know?! . . . really wails out in Chorus ... his favorite subject is American History . . . Mr. Mahan gets his vote . . . takes it easy over summer vacation . . . enjoys fishing and hunting. CAROL L. TAUBEL Carol Commercial What are these Shorthand words? . . . Mrs. Mc- Kenna gets her vote . . . enjoys Business Law . . . her hobbies are cooking and sewing . . . likes swimming and baseball . . . marvelous sense of humor . . . plumber's wife in our Senior play. . ELAINE F. TAYLOR Beans General No doubt! . . . goes for Art . . . Mr. Boonin is her choice ... her favorite sports are swimming and volleyball . . . likes dancing and collecting records . . . pretty blond hair . . . quiet and pleasant. ALBERT TENTILUCCI Lutch Commercial Likes to play basketball . . . clerk typist during the summer . . . always gets along well with his teachers . . . sharp dresser . . . He's in with the in crowd . . . likes Miss Ambruster . . . friendly to everyone. SUE T. THOMPSON Pickles Clerical Where are we going for lunch? . . . Mrs. Taylor is her pick . . . homemaking is her favorite sub- ject . . . collects records and likes to dance . . . doesn't like tall people . . . possesses the gift of gab. JOSEPH R. TITONE Roger Academic Physics with Mr. Schmidt is his choice . . . Burlington's own Candid Camera man . . . enjoys restoring antique cars . . . one of the most active boys in the school . . . what happened to Latin IV . . . Guitar's at lunchtime? . . . Good Lord! It's Rosalind! CHERYL A. TOMPKINSON Cherie Commercial Boy can she talk . . . . ardent football fan . . . Oh, forget it! . . . crazy about that World Prob- lems class . . . smile for all . . . member of the HEIRLOOM business staff . . . Neal, where's the car? . . . spends her summers swimming . . . an- other record collector. MADELYN TOSCANO Madelyn Academic Hey kid, how ya doin? . . . another one of the Surf City crew . . . what big brown eyes . . . Mrs. Althouse is her favorite . . . gym and sports are tops with her . . . always on the go . . . petite and cute ... a peppy, little bundle of energy. LINDA A. TURNER Pixie General I don't hardly care! . . . sweet soft voice . . . runs to Mrs. Taylor's English class . . . always jok- ing .. . loyal BHS sports fan . . . captain in Girls' Intramurals . . . wild about powder blue Mustangs . . . likes parties . . . sharp dresser . . . known by all. JEAN A. TYLER Sam Academic Pretends to be quiet . . . hates all those steps . . . crazy about French and Biology class . . . Where's Charlie now? . . . drives a car fast! . . . Not more homework? . . . loves 5th period lunch . . . baby- sitting keeps her busy . . . easy going personality. DORIS J. VAN ALSTYNE JUDITH A. VENITO ™,e Academic Oh swell! ... so much homework . . . long, long hair . . . usually seen at parties and dances . . . attends all football games . . . babysits to earn money . . . loves to swim . . . what a talker • • • is she always sleepy? . . . sorry to see her favorite, Mr. Shaw, leave. INGRID C. VANDERGRIFT Ingrid Commercial Talks all the time . . . You know . . . dreams of owning a TR-4 . . . loyal football fan . . . active member of FBLA ... I like it those big brown eyes . . . hopes to be a secretary . . . Spyda . . . dresses nicely. YVONNE J. VANSCIVER Vonnie General Where's Nancy? ... is she really quiet? . . . can be seen at all sporting events . . . Mr. Updike is tops with her . . . keeps busy packing corn in summer . . . favorite pastimes—swimming and reading . . . does she like Algebra?? . . . blushes like crazy! JOHN R. VENDITTI Where's Conda? ... is he really that quiet?? . . . keeps the Acme running . . . Hey, what do you say, let's check answers! . . . likes Business Law and Arithmetic with Mrs. McKenna . . . always sleepy . . . special pal of Shirley and Ann. ELAINE C. VENITO £ General Here I am, Jenny . . . pretty green eyes . . . enjoys going to Surf City ... can be seen riding around with Judy and Jenny . . . yaks for hours on the phone . . . attendant at Dry Cleaning Store after school . . . crazy and cute—that's Elaine. INGRID VANDERGRIFT Judy Academic Petite and cute ... the other half of the Venito sisters . . . comes to school in her black and white Buick . . . flirty green eyes . . . spends her Sat- urdays working at Dry Cleaning Store . . . can't seem to get enough sleep . . . enjoys World Literature with Mrs. Payne. CAROLYN O. VIOLA Carol Academic I doubt that now . . . wears beautiful clothes . . . does she ever stop talking? . . . keeps the Shoe Box running ... oh, that Frerfch class . . . always on the go . . . has many friends . . . Surf City, here I come . . . look at her go in her blue Pontiac! DAVID J. WALLACE ave Academic Somebody up-there hates me . . . whiz kid on the Mechanical Drawing class . . . those witty remarks . . . loyal BHS sports fan . . . easy going personality . . . admires Mr. Geltch . . . ambitious?!? . . . summer means swimming, ten- nis, and sleeping . . . great person to know. NANCY L. WALTON Farmer Academic Is she funny or what? . . . Oh yeah, swear! . . . what's straight hair? . . . nurses' aide during summer at Burlington County Memorial Hospital . . . the quiet type . . . History lover . . . sorry to see Mr. Bocher leave ... a smile for everyone. MANUELA WASHINGTON Bunchy General Quiet and easy going . . . new face at BHS . . . cute and petite . . . lived in Germany for fourteen years . . . Oh, man really? . . . relaxes with a good book and some jazz music . . . looks for- ward to English class . . . speaks three languages fluently . . . smile for all. YVONNE VAN SCIVER CAROLYN VIOLA 62 JOHN VENDITTI DAVID WALLACE NANCY WALTON JUDITH VENITO MANUELA WASHINGTON CARL M. WATCHORN LINDA E. WITHEROW HI Ceasar Academic I'll drink to that! (coffee, please) . . . can he draw? . . . wants to be a Commercial Artist . . . favorite hobbies—drumming, drawing, and driving . . . stockboy, salesman, Mr. Do Everything at Gregory's . . . hopes to go to Art School. JOHN WEIKEL Linda Commercial Little but mighty . . . carries armloads of books . . . always talking . . . peppy, vibrant personality . . . salesgirl at McCrory's ... a dependable Commercial . . . likes Shorthand class with Miss Ambruster . . . very athletic . . . has a word for everyone. Weikie General Hey,- what's happening? . . . can he drive?? . . . keeps Ray Kay's Cleaners running . . . likes playing basketball and baseball . . . he's not really as quiet as he looks!! . . . drives a black '57 Chevy . . . always has something to say. GEORGE E. WILEY, II Rosario General You're all wrong . . . what muscles! . . . sharp dresser . . . hobbies—weights and karate . . . always seen with Mike and Ron . . . runs to gym class . . . good looking . . . has a way with the girls . . . tells some funny jokes . . . known by all. JO ANN WILMERTON Yo General Our BHS Blue Devil . . . wears fine clothes . . . Where's the party? . . . bubbly spirit . . . member of Student Council . . . Leader of the the Pack . . . drives a '65 Oldsmobile . . . very athletic . . . has a smile for all ... a swinging senior. WAYNE C. WILSON JAMES R. WONDERLIN Wonderland General Son of a gun! . . . has a smile for everyone . . . really burns in Math class . . . early bird to school . . . ambitious!! . . . worked at Mc- Donalds during summer . . . admires Mrs. Smith . . . artistically inclined . . . wastes time sleeping and swimming . . . lots of fun. PATRICIA A. WOODWARD Pat Academic Sincere and sweet . . . such a sunny disposition . . . intelligent . . . What are we supposed to do? . . . artistically inclined . . . one of our best thespians . . . pretends she's quiet . . . enthusiastic swimmer . . . always dependable . . . likes Mrs. Payne best. ADA I. WUNDER Ada General Very reserved personality . . . baby-sitting really keeps her busy . . . throws a mean bowling ball . . . an Office Runner . . . speaks softly . . . enjoys English with Mrs. Taylor . . . has definite future plans . . . nice to know. Wayne General Known as The Fox ... his hobby—Girls! . . . Math is his subject . . . tall, blond, and handsome . . . has locker troubles . . . really likes school . . . good for a laugh . . . curly blond hair . . . wears sharp sweaters . . . liked by all. DANIEL J. YANIRO Danny General . . . Where's Carol? . . . always tickets . '. . admires Mr. Mahan ■ m money $$ . . . BHS basket- Rite running . . . nice Hsonality. GEORGE Wl LINDA WITHEROW DANIEL YANIRO JAMES WONDERLIN JOANNE YOSA MICHAEL ZALOT VIRGINIA ZIMMERMANN JOANNE YOSA Mouse General Cute and petite . . . talks, talks, talks . . . chic clothes . . . can be seen at McCrory's . . . likes to cook?! . . . has locker troubles . . . what a giggle . . . So! ... a helpless female . . . friendly to everyone . . . summertime means Surf City. MICHAEL E. ZALOT Sam Academic Greetings! . . . very active student . . . a real ham in our plays . . . writes his own poetry . . . disc jockey for our dances . . . avid coin collector ... al- ways has a humorous comment BHS's biggest politicianTl epend- able . . . liked by all. VIRGINIA C. ZIMMERMANN Ginny Academic Sweet smile . . . I'm sorry . . . very active around BHS . . . personality plus . . . speaks two foreign tongues . . . member of Honor Society . . . knits her own sweaters . . . student leader . . . loves World Problems class . . . her future's in languages. 1365 ©rah CHARLES J. NEIDRICH John General Greatly enjoys Consumer Education . . . Mr. Boonin is his favorite teacher . . . relaxes in summertime . . . thinks basket- ball is the sport . . . collects old records as a hobby ... is a veterinar- ian's helper after school. WALTER NIXON Walt % General World Problems and Mr. Welch rate . . . a basketball enthusiast . . . swimming in the summer . . . Don't worry about it . . . Mattson's is his second home . . . easy going . . . nice to know . . . quiet and shy. Bam Pleasure judo expe a newcom runs to M a travelling a red hot XANDER MURPHY General ties, and fast cars . . . s favorite summer sport . cars, cars, and ;r. Welch and World his list . . . from 04. L. POWELL General j . . . likes Mr. Mahan best � seen with Betsy and Ernie summer swimming and work- grounH ... a football fan . almost never ■ ALLGOOD, ROBERT Football 2, 3, 4; Physical Education Leaders 4. ANDERSON, LUDIE G. Chorus 4; Homeroom President 2; Junior Play 3; Office Runner 4; Snack Shack 2. ANDERSON, WILLIAM S. Football 2, 3, 4; Student Council Alter- nate 2; Track 2, 3, 4. ANSTICE, JO-ANN L. Girls' Intramurals 4. APPLEGATE, JOHN H. None. ARNAO, CHARLES L Band 2, 3, 4 Drum Major; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Boys' State 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Vice-President, Treasurer; Honor Society 3, 4; International Ball 2, 3, 4; Play Production 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Movie Operators 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Political Affairs Club 2, 3; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; U.S. Pipers. ASHTON, JAMES R. Chorus 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Office Runner 3; Play Production 3; Senior Play 4; Sopho- more Party 2. AYRER, DOUGLAS B. Chorus 4; International Ball 4; Junior Prom 3; Local History Club 4; Office Runner 4; Stage Crew 2, 3. BAKELY, NANCY A. Chorus 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3; Girls' Intramurals 4; Homeroom Officer 3, Secretary; Sopho- more Party 2. BAKER, EILEEN B. Chorus 4; Homeroom Officer 2, Vice- President; Junior Prom 3; Public Ad- dress Announcers 4; Senior Party Chair- man; Snack Shack 4; Student Council 3; Sophomore Party 2; International Ball 4. BAKER, PATRICIA A. HEIRLOOM Write-up Staff 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Secretary, Treasurer; Inter- national Ball 3, 4; Political Affairs Club 3, 4; Press Club 3, 4; Senior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2; Student Council 4. BALLARD, DAVID H. Football 2-3-4; Homeroom Officer 3-4, President, Vice-President; International Ball 2; Physical Education Leaders 4; Sopho- more Party 2; Student Council 2-3; Track 3-4. BEAUCHAMP, REGINA A. None. BECKER, DONALD A. HEIRLOOM Editor 4; Wrestling 3-4. BEDNARCZYK, JOANNE M. Foods Laboratory 4; HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4; International Ball 2; Sophomore Party 2. BELL, SANDRA V. F.T.A. 3-4; Girls' Intramurals 4; Junior Prom 3; Snack Shack 2. BENNETT, CHRISTINA F.T.A. 2-3-4; HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4; Political Affairs Club 3; Senior Party 4; Senior Play 4. BERRY, LEMUEL Band 2-3-4; Band President 4; Library Aides 2; Orchestra 2-3-4; Orchestra Vice- President 3; Student Council 4; Track 2-4; Wrestling 2-3-4. BERTOLA, CHRISTINE M. Sophomore Party 2; Bowling Club 4. BIGGS, RICHARD S. Junior Play Production 3. (1 ho (Oct llf 1965 BLADT, WILLIAM A. Boys' State 2, Alternate; Fire Squad 2-3; Homeroom Officer 3, President; Political Affairs Club 3; Senior Party 3; Student Council 2, Alternate; Track and Cross Coun- try 2; U.S. Pipers 2-3; Wrestling 3. BONICK, WANDA Chorus 4. BOUGHEY, ALBERT A. Baseball 4. BOVANKOVICH, BRUCE N. Wrestling 2-3-4; Snack Shack 4; Senior Party 4. BOWERS, JOHN V. Wrestling 2; Football 2-3-4. BOWERS, JOSEPH A. Political Affairs Club 4. BOZARTH, SUSAN V. Chorus 4. BRADLEY, BARBARA M. Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 3-4, Vice-President 4; International Ball 4; Senior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2. BREWER, JO-ANN E. Cheerleader 2-3-4; Co-Captain 3, Cap- tain 4; Chorus 2-3-4; Homeroom Officer 4, Treasurer; International Ball 3; Jun- ior Prom 3. BRIENTNALL, MARTHA H. Cheerleader 3-4; Chorus 2-3-4; Finance Helper 2-3-4; Junior Play 3; Library Aid 2-3; Senior Party 3. BRIDGE, LINDA F. Chorus 3-4; F.B.L.A. 3-4; Senior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2. BRINING, LAURA E. F.B.L.A. 3-4; Library Aids 2-3. BRUNE, CAROL A. Class Officer 4, Treasurer; Homeroom Officer 3-4, President, Treasurer; Inter- national Ball 3-4; Play Production 3; Political Affairs Club 3-4; Senior Party 4; Senior Play 4; Snack Shack 3; Sopho- more Party 2; Student Council 2-3. BRYANT, MARCEL K. Chorus 3; Snack Shack 4; Senior Party 4. BUCKNO, GEORGE M. None. BURGIN, BRUCE L. Basketball 2-3-4; Chorus 4; Movie Opera- tors 4; Track 4. BURR, JESSIE E. None. BUTLER, DIANE E. F.B.L.A. 3-4, Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Senior Party 4. BUTTS, ELIZABETH Homeroom Officer 2, Treasurer. CAMPBELL, CANDICE A. International Ball 2, 3; Play Production 3-4; Political Affairs Club 2; Senior Party 4; Snack Shack 2-3; Sophomore Party 2. CARCASIO, JOSEPH W. Baseball 2-3-4; Chorus 3; Football 2-3; International Ball 3; Homeroom Officer 2. CARR, MARGARET E. Class Officer, Vice-President 4; F.T.A. 2-3- 4, Vice-President 4; International Ball 2-3- 4; Junior Play 3; Junior Prom 3; Political Affairs Club 4; Senior Party 4; Senior Play 4; Snack Shack 3; Sophomore Party 2; Student Council 2-3, Treasurer 3. CHESLOCK, BEVERLY A. Chorus 3-4; International Ball 2-3; Sopho- more Party 2. CHIEMINGO, JANE F.B.L.A. 2-3; Junior Prom 3; Senior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2. CIPRIANI, JO-ANN HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4; International Ball 3; Junior Play Usherette 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Political Affairs Club 4; Senior Play Usherette 4; Snack Shack 3-4. CLAIR, JOANNE F.T.A. 2-3-4; Senior Play Usherette; Girls' State, Alternate; Girls' Intramurals 3. CLANTON, DELORES E. None. CLARK, CAROLYN E. None. CLARK, NANCY J. International Ball 4; Art Club 4; Political Affairs Club 3; Bowling Club 3-4. The Junior Play production staff. ArtUntu' last CLARKE, CATHERINE J. Chorus 3-4; F.T.A. 2-3; Homeroom Of- ficer 4, Treasurer; International Ball 3-4; Junior Prom 3; Political Affairs Club 3-4; Senior Party 4; Snack Shack 2-3-4. CLIFT, D. SHARON F.B.L.A. 3; HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4; Homeroom Officer 3, Treasurer; Inter- national Ball 2-3-4; Junior Play 3; Junior Prom 3; Political Affairs Club 4, Secretary; Senior Play 4, Usherette; Snack Shack 3-4; Sophomore Party 2. CLOUGHER, MARJORIE J. French Club 4. COLLINS, JAYNE E. Biology Club 4; Girls' State 3; Homeroom Officer 4, Secretary; International Ball 2-3-4; Play Production 3; Political Affairs Club 3; Senior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2. COMEGNO, CAROL F. Snack Shack 3-4; Chorus 3; Pep - Club 4; Press Club 2-3-4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Honor Society 3-4; F.T.A. 2-3-4; Bowling Club 4; Student Council 2; Political Affairs Club 3; Cheer- leading 2; Office Runner 4; Junior Prom 3. COMMONS, JAMES M. Basketball 2; Football 2. CONDA, ANTHONY M. None. CONKLIN, GARY I. Art Club 4. CONRAD, LINDA R. None. CONROY, VIRGINIA M. Cheerleaders 2-3-4; F.T.A. 4; Girls' In- tramurals 4; HEIRLOOM Write-Up Staff 4; Homeroom Officer 2, Treasurer; Interna- tional Ball 2; Junior Play 3; Play Pro- duction 3-4; Political Affairs Club 3; Sen- ior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2; Snack 66 Shack 2. CORSON, SHIRLEY L. Girls' Intramurals 4; Senior Party 4; Sen- ior Play usherette 4; Sophomore Party 2; Snack Shack 4. COSTELLO, JAMES F. Physical Education Leaders 4. COWIN, DOUGLAS J. Football 2-3-4; Library Aides 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; Wrestling 2-3-4. CRAMER, DENNIS K. None. CRANE, BRUCE Basketball 4. CRANE, CHARLENE S. Chorus 3-4; Senior Party 4. CROSS, ALVIN Officer Runner 4. CUCINOTTA, ANTHONY J. Fire Squad 4; International Ball 2; Movie Operators 3-4; Sophomore Party 2. DANLEY, LEON C. Baseball 2-3-4. DARR, MAUREEN All State Chorus 4; Band 2-3; Chorus 2- 3-4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4; Home- room Officer 2-4, Vice-President; Inter- national Ball; Play Production 3; Senior Party 4; South Jersey Chorus 2-3; Student Council 3. DAURIA, MARILYN J. Senior Party 4. DAVIS, CHARLES R. Art Club 4; Chorus 3; Sophomore Party 2. DAVIS, HELEN E. Chorus 4; HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4. DAVIS, WILLIAM Homeroom Officer 3, President; Foot- ball 2. DEEGLER, VAN P. Homeroom Officer 4, Treasurer; Senior Play 4. DELISE, CAROL J. F.B.L.A. 3; Girls' Intramurals 4. DENNIS, BETTY J. Chorus 2-3-4; Senior Party 4. D'ERMINIO, JENNIFER Girls' Intramurals 4. DESZARAN, FLORENCE A. Chorus 4; Girls' Intramurals 4; Homeroom Officer 4-, President; Play Production 4; Political Affairs Club 3; Snack Shack 4. DEVINE, MICHAEL E. None. DEVLIN, PATRICIA A. Play Production 4. DIACZYNSKY, JERRY C. Football 2-3. DILISSIO, LOUIS Baseball 2-3-4; Football 2-3-4. Dl MARIA, JOAN M. Chorus 4; Homeroom Officers 2-3, Presi- dent, Treasurer; Office Runner 3; Senior Play 4; Sophomore Party 2. DI VENTI, FRANK E. Fire Squad 4; Wrestling 3. DOELLE, ROSWITHA R. F.B.L.A. 3; Junior Play 3. DORSEY, GARY L. Football 2-3-4. DOTTI, ROBERT A. Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Track Manager 3-4; F.T.A. 3; Library Aides 2; Financial Aides 2-3-4; Sophomore Party 2; Boys' State 3. DOWDY, ALLEN P. Band 2-3; International Ball 4; Physical Education Leaders 4; Senior Party 4; Wrestling 2-3-4, Captain. DOWLING, JOHN J. Biology Club 4; Baseball Manager 3. DOYLE, HARRY J. Fire Squad 3-4; Sophomore Party 2; Student Council 2-3-4. DURHAM, LINDA M. Chorus 3; Foods Laboratory 2-3. DZUBRYK, CAROL A. Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 2; Homeroom Officer, Secretary 3; Junior Play Usherette 3; Office Runner 4; Press Club 2; Senior Play Usherette 4; Sophomore Party 2. ELEUTERI, ANITA B. Chorus 4; Senior Play Usherette 4; Sopho- more Party 2. ENGLISH, STEPHEN A. Baseball 2; Chorus 4; Homeroom Officer 2, Secretary; Political Affairs Club 3-4; Public Address Announcer 3; Senior Party 4; Senior Play 4. ENOCH, CAROL A. F.T.A. 2-3-4, Corresponding Secretary; In- ternational Ball 3-4; Political Affairs Club 3; Snack Shack 2-3-4; Sophomore Party 2; Student Council 4. EPPS, WADE D. Boys' State 3; Class Officer 3, Vice-Presi- dent; Football 2-3-4; French Club 4; HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4; Homeroom Officers 2-3-4, President; Honor Society 3-4, President; Political Affairs Club 2-3- 4; Senior Party 4; Student Council 2-3; Welfare Week 3; Wrestling 2, Manager. EPRIGHT, JAMES E. Orchestra 2-3; Wrestling 4. ESPOSITO, VINCENT A. Baseball 2-3-4; Boys' State 3; Football 2- 3-4; Homeroom Officer 2-3-4; Vice-Presi- (Ihe (Jllci$i5i of HUi5 dent. Treasurer. FABRITIIS, PATRICIA I. ARROWHEAD Staff 4, Feature Editor- Band 2-3; Color Guard 2-3-4; F.T.A. 2- 3; HEIRLOOM Write-up Staff 4; Home- room Officers 2, Treasurer; Honor Society 3- 4; International Ball 2-3-4; Junior Play 3; Junior Prom 3; Orchestra 2-3; Political Affairs Club 2-3; Press Club 3-4; Senior Party 4; Senior Play 4. FARLEY, GERARD H. International Ball 2-3; Junior Prom 3; Library Aides 3-4; Physical Education Leaders 4; Political Affairs Club 3; Senior Party 4; Snack Shack 2-3-4; Sophomore Party 2; Track and Cross Country 2-3-4; Wrestling 2-3-4. FENN, DONALD E. Chorus 2-3-4; Senior Party 4. FENTON, GEORGE J. None. FERRY, MARY ANN T. F.B.L.A. 3,- Office Runner 4. FISHER, GERALD D. French Club 4. FOX, JOEL M. Baseball 3-4, Office Manager; Political Affairs Club 2-3; Senior Play 4. FRANCEMORE, JAMES J. Boys' State 3, Alternate; French Club 4; International Ball 4; Play Production 4; Senior Play 4; Snack Shack 4. FRECK, CAROL L. Chorus 4, Secretary; International Ball 3-4; Junior Prom 3; Office Runner 2-3; Senior Party 4; Senior Play Usherette. GAINES, LARRY R. Boys' State 3, Alternate; Senior Play Cast 4; Wrestling 3. GALLAGHER, BRUCE R. Baseball 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Home- room Officer 4, Secretary; Senior Party 4; Snack Shack 4. GALLAGHER, EVERETT R. Boys' State 3; Finance Helper 3-4; Home- room Officer 4, Secretary; Senior Party 4; Typing Club 4. GALLAGHER, MORRIS C. Fire Squad 4; Chorus 4. GARDNER, MORRIS W. Track 2,- Football 2., GHAUL, DAVID R. Baseball 2-4; Movie Operators 2. GIANNETTO, JOHN F. Baseball 3-4; Football 2-3; Senior Party 4; International Ball 4. GILLETTE, JAMES T. Basketball 2-3-4; Chorus 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Track and Cross Country 3-4. GITHENS, LINDA F. Chorus 4; Foods Laboratory 3-4; Interna- tional Ball 2-3-4; Political Affairs Club 3; Senior Party 4; Snack Shack 3; Sopho- more Party 2. GRABITZ, ROSEMARY C. French Club 4; HEIRLOOM Write-up Staff 4; Homeroom Officer 2, Vice-President; In- ternational Ball 2-3-4; Junior Prom 3; Poli- tical Affairs Club 3; Press Club 3; Senior Party; Senior Play; Snack Shack 2-3; Sopho- more Party; Student Council; Welfare Week 2,- International Dinner 3-4, Chairman. GRAHAM, WILLIAM E. Art Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Office Runner 4; Stage Crew 3. HACKETT, BARBARA J. Art Club 4; Sophomore Party 2. HAEGELE, ROBERT J. Baseball 2-3-4. HAGERTHEY, ANNE M. HEIRLOOM Write-up Staff; Majorettes 4; Play Production 4; Press Club 4; Senior Party 4; International Ball 4. HAINES, JAMES A. Baseball 2-3-4; Chorus 3-4, President 4. HAINES, JOHN B. Baseball 4; Chorus 3-4; F.B.L.A. 4. HAINES, NANCY B. Cheerleaders 2-3-4; Captain, J.V. Squad; F.T.A. 3-4; Girls' Intramurals 4; Home- room Officers 2-3-4; Secretary, Vice-Presi- dent; International Ball 3-4; Political Af- fairs Club 3; Sophomore Party 2; Senior Party 4. HALEY, BARBARA D. F.B.L.A. 2-3-4; International Ball 2-4; Junior Prom 3; Senior Party 4; Sopho- more Party 2. HAMMOND, BEVERLY A. Class Officer 2, Secretary; F.B.L.A. 4, President; Homeroom Officers 2-3, Presi- dent; Snack Shack 2; Sophomore Party 2; Welfare Week 2. HANCOCK, PATRICIA M. F.T.A. 4. HANER, JAMES P. None. HAUKOM, ROBERT W. Wrestling 2; Track and Cross Country 2; Sophomore Party 2; Key Club 2. HAYDEN, JANICE C. HEIRLOOM Business Manager 4; Home- room Officer 2, Treasurer; Junior Prom 3; Sophomore Party 2. HEAL, CHARLES S. Senior Party 4. HEDRICK, RUTH E. International Ball 2; Senior Party 4; Snack Shack 4. HELKEN, LINDA D. F.T.A. 2-3-4; HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4; Honor Society 3-4; Junior Play 3; Office Runner 4; Public Address Announcers 3; Snack Shack 2-3. HOEFLE, GERALD W. HEIRLOOM Write-up Staff 4; Homeroom Officers 3-4; Political Affairs Club 4; Senior Party 4; Snack Shack 3-4; Sophomore Party 2; Student Council 4. HOFFMAN, BARBARA J. Biology Club 4; F.T.A. 2-3; HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4,- Honor Society 3-4; Or- chestra 2-3-4; Senior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2. HOLAK, PATRICIA M. F.B.L.A. 4, Assistant Treasurer; Homeroom Officers 3-4; Vice-President. HOWARD, JOHN Basketball 2-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Track 2-3; Class Officer 3, President. HOYT, SANDRA M. F.T.A. 2-3-4; French Club 4. HULLINGS, DANIEL W. None. HURYN, ADELE L. Chorus 4; Senior Party 4; Senior Play 4; Snack Shack 4. IRWIN, MARY ANN Senior Party 4; Homeroom Officers 4, Treasurer; Girls' Intramurals 4; F.T.A. 2- 3; Chorus 3-4. JACOBY, NANCY Press Club 3-4; ARROWHEAD Staff 3-4, Humor Editor; Chorus 3-4; Class Officer, Treasurer 3; Honor Society 3-4, Secretary- Treasurer; International Ball 3-4; Junior Play 3; Junior Prom 3; Play Production 3- 4; Political Affairs Club 3, Treasurer; Snack Shack 3-4; Senior Party 4; Student Council 3-4, Vice-President 4. JANSON, FRANKLIN S. Baseball 2. 67 ArtUntio Hist JOHNSEN, GARY M. Snack Shack 4; Student Council 2. JOHNSON, ANDREW E. Chorus 3; Football 2. JOHNSON, HOLLY A. Band 2-3-4; Orchestra 2-3-4. JOHNSON, RUSSEL Baseball 3-4; Basketball. 2-3-4; Office Runner 4. JOHNSON, THOMAS Art Club 3; Wrestling 2-3-4; Judo Club 3-4. JONES, GERALDINE Junior Play 3; Junior Prom 3; Play Pro- duction 3; Senior Play 4; Stage Crew 3; Judo Club 4. JONES, JULIUS Track and Cross Country. One of the beautiful exhibits at the International Ball. KALLELIS, NICHOLAS Baseball 2-3; Football 2-3-4; Wrestling 3-4. KANN, ROBERT International Ball 3-4; Junior Play 3; Movie Operators 3-4; Stage Crew 2-3-4; Snack Shack 4; Student Council 4; Track and Cross Country 4; Senior Party 4; Wrestling 2-3-4; Public Address Announcers 3; F.T.A. 2; Play Production 2-3. KARGE, CARL Movie Operators 2-3-4. KEARNS, SHARON Girls' Intramurals 4; Senior Party 4; Snack Shack 3-4. KEEN, PHYLLIS None. KETELS, DONALD L. Boys' State 3; Chorus 4; HEIRLOOM Staff, Sports Editor; Junior Play 3; Library Aides 3; Senior Play 4. KING, JERRY L. Football 2; Junior Prom 3; Public Address Announcers 3; Sophomore Party 2; Track and Cross Country 2-3-4; Wrestling 4. KOMAMURA, MICHIKO Chorus 4; French Club 4; Senior Party 4. KRAMARZ, VERONICA M. ARROWHEAD Staff 4, Exchange Editor; Chorus. 3; HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4; Homeroom Officers 3, Secretary; Interna- tional Ball 4; Political Affairs Club 3; Press Club 3-4; Senior Party 4; Snack Shack 3; Sophomore Party 2. KRETZMER, STEVEN E. Band 4; Chorus 2-3-4; South Jersey Chorus 4. KYLE, ELAINE C. HEIRLOOM Staff 4, Art Editor; Senior Party 4; Snack Shack 4. LABRUM, BARBARA J. ARROWHEAD Staff 4, Assistant Editor; French Club 4, Vice-President; F.T.A. 2-3; HEIRLOOM Staff 4, Write-up; Press Club 3; Senior Party 4. LANHAM, JAMES D. Track and Cross Country 4; Wrestling 3-4. LASSITER, WILLIAM A. None. LAVERY, JO ANN M. Chorus 4; Homeroom Officer 4, Presi- dent; International Ball 4; Senior Party 4; Student Council 2; HEIRLOOM Staff 4; Homeroom Officer 3, Vice-President. LAZZAROTTI, CAROL A. HEIRLOOM Staff 4, Under classes Editor; Homeroom Officer 3, Treasurer; Honor Society 3-4. LEUALLEN, DIANE L. International Ball 2-4; Junior Prom 4; Senior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2; Wel- fare Week 2. LEWIS, STANLEY J. Chorus 2-3; Fire Squad 2-3, Lieutenant. LILLEY, CAROLYN J. Chorus 3-4; Foods Laboratory 3-4. LIPPINCOTT, ROBERT Chorus 4; Class Officer 4, President- Senior Party 4. LITTLE, CHARLES W. Chorus 3; Football 2-3. LONTZ, LEANORE A. F.T.A. 3; International Ball 2-3; Jun- ior Play Usherette 3; Office Runner 4; Play Production 3-4; Press Club 3; Sen- ior Party 4; Senior Play 4; Snack Shack 3-4; Stage Crew 3-4. LOPESZ, DAVID None. LOUGH, KAREN A. HEIRLOOM Staff 4; Honor Society 3-4; Junior Play Usherette 3; Senior Play Usherette 4; Girls' State, Alternate 3. LOWDEN, FRANCES J. Fire Squad 2-3; Stage Crew 2. LOWDEN, JANICE E. Band 2-3; Chorus 4; HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4; Library Aides 2-3-4; Snack Shack 4. LOWDEN, ROBERT B. Band 2-3-4; Chorus 4; Fire Squad 4; Or- chestra 2-3-4. LUCAS, MARK S. Band 2-3-4, Vice-President 4; Baseball 3-4; Boys' State 3; HEIRLOOM Write- up Staff 4; International Ball 2-3-4; Key Club 2-3-4; Political Affairs Club 3-4; Senior Party 4; Student Council 2-3-4, President 4; U.S. Pipers 3-4; Welfare Week 2; South Jersey Band 2. LULIS, PETER P. Senior Play 4. LYONS, FRANK J. Band 2-3-4; F.B.L.A. 3. 68 MAC CRINDLE, CHARLES J. Physical Education Leaders 4. MC COLLISTER, HARRY D. Homeroom Officer 3, Treasurer. MC CONNELL, CHARLES R. Baseball 2; Fire Squad 4; International Ball 3-4; Junior Play 3; Movie Operators 2-3. MC CORMICK, JOSEPH F. Fire Squad 3-4. MC ELWEE, WILLIAM D. Band 2-3-4, Vice-President 3; Orchestra 2- 3-4, President 4. MC GUIGAN, ROBERT F. Physical Education Leaders 4. MC GUIRE, PRISCILLA M. Student Council 2-4, Secretary 4; Junior Prom 3; Play Production 3-4; Political Af- fairs Club 3-4; Public Address Announcers 3- 4; Snack Shack 3-4; Stage Crew 3; F.T.A. 3-4; HEIRLOOM Write-up Staff 4; Senior Party 4. MC MORROW, NOREEN A. F. B.L.A. 4. MC NALLY, EDWARD V. None. MACCAR, DAVID S. Chorus 4. MALINOWSKI, ANNABELLA Girls' Intramurals 4; Pen and Scroll; G. A.A. MALSEED, DAVID B. Typing Club 4. MARCHESE, JAMES L. ARROWHEAD Staff 3, Sports Editor; In- ternational Ball 3; Play Production 3; Press Club 2-3; Senior Play 4; Stage Crew 3. MARKS, DORIS I. Girls' Intramurals 4; Junior Prom 3; Senior Party 4. MARSHALL, ROBERT M. Baseball Manage 3-4; Library Aides 2- 3; Political Affairs Club 3-4; Press Club 3-4. MASON, ROBERT W. International Ball 3; Junior Play Pro- duction 3; Junior Prom 3; Physical Edu- cation Leaders 4; Play Production 2; Senior Party 4; Senior Play 4; Sophomore Party 2; Student Council 4; Welfare Week 3. MATERESE, ANTHONY R. Baseball 1-2-3-4; Boys' State 3; Football 2-3-4; Junior Play 3; Physical Education Leaders 4. MATTHEWS, JOHN A. ARROWHEAD Staff 3, Music Editor; Band 4; F.T.A. 4; HEIRLOOM Write-up Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Orchestra 3-4; Press Club 4; Dance Band 2-3. MAULONE, ALBERT A. Biology Club 3; Football 2-3. MEAD, LARRY K. Baseball 2-3; Basketball 2-3-4; Class Officer 2, Vice-President; Football 2-3-4; Physical Education Leaders 4; Student Council 3. MEASEY, MARYANN M. F.B.L.A. 4; HEIRLOOM Write-up Staff. MERCURI, MARK L. Junior Prom 3; Political Affairs Club 4. MICHAEL, WILLIAM H. Football 2; Homeroom Officers 2-3, Vice- President, President; Senior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2; Student Council 3. MIESZANEK, PAULETTE A. Homeroom Officer 3, Secretary; Sopho- (ilu' (Class nf 1965 more Party 2. MILLER, ALLEN G. Band 2-3; Basketball 2-3-4; Boys' State 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Political Affairs Club 3-4, President, Vice-President. MIRSKY, MERRIL B. Basketball 2-3; Key Club 2-3; Public Ad- dress Announcers 4. MOGEL, LINDA R. Cheerleaders 3-4; Chorus 3; F.T.A. 2-3-4; HEIRLOOM Staff 4; Honor Society 3-4; International Ball 4; Senior Play Usher- ette 3; Political Affairs Club 2-3; Press Club 3; Senior Play Usherette 4; Snack Shack 2. MOLNAR, STEPHENSON J. Football 2; Junior Prom 3; Senior Party 4. MOORE, ELLAJEAN M. Chorus 3-4; Foods Laboratory 4; Interna- tional Ball 2-3-4; Junior Prom 3; Senior Party 4; Snack Shack 4; Sophomore Party 2. MOORE, SUZANNE R. Girls' Intramurals 4; Homeroom Officers 3-4, Vice-President, Treasurer; International Ball 2; Junior Prom 3; Library Aides 2; Office Runner 3; Play Production 3; Sen- ior Party 4; Snack Shack 2-3; Sophomore Party 2; Student Council 2. MORRONE, PAULA J. A.F.S. Club 3-4; Art Club 2; Band 2; Chorus 2-3; HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4; Homeroom Officer 3, Secretary; Inter- national Ball 2-3-4; Junior Prom 3; Junior Play 3; Play Production 4; Political Af- fairs Club 2-3; Senior Party 4; Senior Play 4; Sophomore Parly 2; Welfare Week 2. MOTLAS, CAROL T. Chorus 2-3-4; Political Affairs Club 4. MOWERY, BRUCE A. Chorus 2; Physical Education Leaders 2; Track and Cross Country 2-3. MURPHY, ALEXANDER None. MURRAY, MARIE B. French Club 4; Junior Play 3; Library Aides 2-3; Political Affairs Club 3; Senior Play 4. MUSSER, STANLEY L. Physical Education Leaders 4; Track and Cross Country 2-3-4, Captain 3-4. NEFF, RICHARD L. Biology Club 4; Movie Operators 3; Sen- ior Play 4; U.S. Pipers 3-4. NEIDRICH, JOHN None. NIXON, WALTER Office Runner 4. NOLAN, RICHARD M. Baseball 3-4; Fire Squad 2-3-4. NORBURY, EVERETT B. Band 2-3-4; Boys' State 4; HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4; Honor Society 3-4; Key Club 2-3-4; International Ball 3-4; Orchestra 2- 3-4, Secretary 4; Political Affairs Club 3- 4, President 4; Student Council 4; U.S Pipers 3-4. O'FARROW, KATHLEEN S. Chorus 4; Color Guard 3-4, Captain 4; Girls' Intramurals 4; International Ball 3; Senior Party 4. OFFNER, GERALDINE None. OLDHAM, N. ELAINE F.B.L.A. 4. O'NEILL, JOHN J. Baseball 3-4; Fire Squad 3-4; Homeroom Officer 3, Treasurer. O'NEILL, MARION F. None. ONORI, PAUL M. Chorus 3-4; Fire Squad 4; Football 2-3; Homeroom Officer 2-3, Treasurer; Jun- ior Prom 3; Office Runner 2-3; Sophomore Party 2; Track and Cross Country 2. PARENT, ANNA L. None. PARRISH, GEORGE L. Chorus 3-4; Movie Operators 2-3-4, Vice- President; Track and Cross Country 2. PARZYCK, SIGMUND Baseball 2; Football 2-3-4; Track and Cross Country 3-4; Wrestling 2. PASSARELLI, JENNIE F. None. PATSAROS, MICHAEL A. F.B.L.A. 4. PAYNE, GLENNDA G. HEIRLOOM Staff 4; Honor Society 3-4; International Ball 4; Political Affairs Club 3; Snack Shack 3; Student Council 4; NJ. State Citizenship Institute Delegate 3. PEAKER, STANFORD L. Chorus 3-4, Vice-President 4. PEARLMAN, LEWIS Biology Club 4; International Ball 3; Key Club 3; Political Affairs Club 3; Senior Play 4. PELL, LINDA J. ARROWHEAD Staff 4; HEIRLOOM Write- up Staff 4; International Ball 3-4; Poli- tical Affairs Club 4; Senior Party 4; Sen- ior Play 4; Snack Shack 4. PELLINI, NINA M. Chorus 4. PERKINS, EILEEN M. ARROWHEAD Staff 4; Chorus 4; Office Runner 2; Sophomore Party 2. PETTIT, CATHERINE Class Officer 4, Secretary; F.B.L.A. 3; HEIRLOOM Business and Typing Staffs 4; Homeroom Officers 3, President; Junior Prom 3; Play Production 3-4; Political Affairs Club 3; Senior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2; Stage Crew 3-4; Student Coun- cil 2-3. PHILLIPS, LINDA J. Cheerleaders 2-3-4; F.T.A. 2-3-4; Girls' In- tramurals 4; HEIRLOOM Write-up Staff 4; Political Affairs Club 2-3; Press Club 2; Senior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2. PINTO, ANNA M. Art Club 4; International Ball 2-3; Senior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2. PINTO, LUCY B. F.T.A. 2-4; International Ball 4; Junior Prom 3; Play Production 3-4; Political Affairs Club 2-3; Senior Party 4; Sopho- more Party 2; Welfare Week 3-4. PINTO, TERRANCE R. Fire Squad 2-3-4, Captain; Office Runner 3-4. PIZZIO, CAROL A. None. PLACK, CHARLES E. Biology Club 4; Chorus 3-4. POLAND, SANDRA M. Student Council 3, Alternate. POWELL, LINDA L. None. PRENTICE, BARBARA J. Chorus 4; Color Guard 3-4, Sergeant-of Arms; F.B.L.A. 3; HEIRLOOM Write-up and Typing Staff 4; International Ball 4; Junior Prom 3; Library Aides 2. PRUDEN, HERMAN E. Library Aides 4; Track and Cross Country 2- 3-4. PULLEN, ROGER D. Football 2-3-4; Track and Cross Country 3- 4. RAYMOND, JOSEPH A. Wrestling 2-3-4, Captain. RAYMOND, LINDA M. Chorus 4; International Ball 4; Snack Shack 2. RIKER, SHIRLEY A. Chorus 4; International Ball 4; Senior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2. ROARK, KATHLEEN A. Chorus 4; International Ball 2-3-4; Junior Prom 3; Political Affairs Club 3; Snack Shack 4; Secretary to Mr. Updike 3-4. The Queen of the International Ball with her court. ROBERTSON, MURIEL Chorus 2-3; Class Officer 3, President- Color Guard 2-3-4, Sergeant of Flags; Homeroom Officers 2-3; International Ball 3; Junior Play 3; Junior Prom 3; Or- chestra 2-3; Play Production 3; Political Affairs Club 2-3; Senior Party 4; Senior Play 4; Sophomore Party 2; Student Coun- cil 4. ROCKHILL, MARYANN Senior Party 4. ROONEY, PATRICIA J. F.B.L.A. 4; HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4; Senior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2. ROSSI NO, THOMAS A. Biology Club 4, President; Football 2-3; HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4; Homeroom Officers 4, Treasurer: International Ball 2- 3-4; Junior Play 3; Junior Prom 3; Of- fice Runner 4; Play Production 3-4; Pub- lic Address Announcers 4; Senior Party 3- 4; Sophomore Party 2; Stage Crew 3; Student Council 2; Track and Cross Country 2. 69 ArtUntie IQt t SANSON, JOHN A. None. SAWICKI, RICHARD F. None. SCHENSKY, BERNADETTE M. Class Officer 2, President; HEIRLOOM Business Staff; Senior Party 4; Sophomore Party 2; Student Council 2-3; Homecoming Queen 4. SCHWEYER, CHRISTINE Sophomore Party 2. SCOTT, SYLVIA A. French Club 4, President; F.T.A. 2; HEIR- LOOM Write-up Staff 4; Homeroom Officer 3, President; Honor Society 3-4; Junior Play 3; Orchestra 2-3; Political Affairs Club 3; South Jersey Orchestra 2-3. SEAY, ELIZABETH M. Chorus 3; Press Club 3-4; Senior Party 4. SHINN, NANCY A. Chorus 4; HEIRLOOM Typing Staff 4; International Ball 3; Senior Party 4; Snack Shack 4. SHOENFELD, ALAYNE HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4; Honor Society 3-4; Library Aides 4; Political Affairs Club 3-4, Treasurer 4; Press Club 2. SHUMAKE, SANDRA E. Chorus 2-3; Homeroom Officers 2-3, Treas- urer, Vice-President; International Ball 3; Junior Prom 3; Snack Shack 2; Sophomore Party 2. SIEGLER, KAREN L. Art Club 4; Senior Party 4. SILLS, CRAIG L. Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Track 2-3. SIMPSON, PAULA A. International Ball; Junior Prom 3; Sopho- more Party 2. SLIFKOFF, JENNY-ANN B. Chorus 3-4; Play Production 4; Sophomore Party 2. SMITH, GLENN W. Band 3; Basketball 2-3; Chorus 3-4; Football 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4. SMITH, KAREN K. Chorus 2-4; Junior Prom 3; Senior Party 4. SPOLTORE, CAROL J. Sophomore Party 2. STEINMETZ, SUSAN E. Chorus 4; Class Officer 3, Secretary; Fi- nance Helpers 2-3-4; International Ball 2- 3-4; Junior Play 3; Junior Prom 3; Major- ettes 2-3-4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; Political Affairs Club 3; Senior Play 4; Sophomore Party 2. STILES, BARBARA J. F.T.A. 2-3-4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Girls' State 3; HEIRLOOM Staff 4, Faculty Editor; Honor Society 3-4; International Ball 2; Junior Play 3. SWENSON, JOHN E. Student Council 2-3. SWIDERSKI, STANLEY A. None. TABERER, DAVID W. Chorus 3-4. TAUBEL, CAROL L. Political Affairs Club 3; Senior Play 4; Snack Shack 2; Senior Party 4. TAYLOR, ELAINE F. None. TENTILUCCI, ALBERT D. Student Council 4; Basketball 2. THOMPSON, SUE T. International Ball 2-3; Senior Party 4. TITONE, JOSEPH R. HEIRLOOM Staff 4, Photographer Editor- Honor Society 3-4; Junior Play 3; Movie Operators 2-3-4; Play Production 4; Po- litical Affairs Club 3; Public Address An- nouncers 3,- Senior Play 4; Stage Crew 3-4; U.S. Pipers 3-4; Welfare Week 2. TOMPKINSON, CHERYL A. Chorus 2; Business Staff, HEIRLOOM 4. TOSCANO, MADELYN F.T.A. 3-4; HEIRLOOM Write-up Staff 4; International Ball 2-3-4; Junior Prom 3 - Play Production 3-4; Political Affairs Club Impressed teachers discuss projects displayed at the Science Fair. 3; Senior Party 4; Snack Shack 2-3; Sopho- more Party 2; Pep Club 4. TURNER, LINDA A. Girls' Intramurals 4; International Ball 2; Junior Prom 3; Senior Party 4; Wel- fare Week 2. TYLER, JEAN A. F.T.A. 2; International Ball 2; Chorus 3-4. VAN ALSTYNE, DORIS J. Chorus 4; F.T.A. 3-4; Political Affairs Club 4; Sophomore Party 2. VANDERGRIFT INGRID C. F.B.L.A. 4, Historian; Junior Prom 3. VAN SCIVER, YVONNE J. Chorus 4; Color Guard 4, Alternate; HEIRLOOM Business Staff 4; International Ball 2; Library Aides 3; Office Runner 4. VENDITTI, JOHN R. Band 2; Chorus 4; Dance Band 2; Orches- tra 3. VENITO, ELAINE C. Junior Prom 3; Sophomore Party 2; Stu- dent Council 2-3. VENITO, JUDITH A. None. VIOLA, CAROLYN O. Chorus 4; HEIRLOOM Staff 4; Sophomore Party 2; Student Council 3, Alternate. WALLACE, DAVID J. HEIRLOOM Write up Staff 4; Homeroom Officers 2, Treasurer. WALTON, NANCY L. ARROWHEAD Staff 3; Chorus 2-3-4; HEIR- LOOM Write-up Staff 4; International Ball 3; Junior Play 3; Political Affairs Club 3-4; Senior Party 4; Senior Play 4. WASHINGTON, MANUELA None. WATCHORN, CARL M. Art Club 4; Junior Prom 3. WEIKEL, JOHN Chorus 3-4. WILEY, GEORGE E. Physical Education Leaders 4; Student Council 2-3. WILMERTON, JO-ANN Chorus 2-3; Girls' Intramurals 4; Home- room Officer 4; Library Aides 2; Senior Party 4; Student Council 4. WILSON, WAYNE C. None. WITHEROW, LINDA E. None. WONDERLIN, JAMES R. None. WOODWARD, PATRICIA A. Cheerleaders 2-3; French Club 3, Treas- urer; F.T.A. 2-3; HEIRLOOM Write-up Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Press Club 2-3; Senior Play 4; Typing Club 4. WUNDER, ADA I. Office Runner 4; Foods Laboratory 4. YANIRO, DANIEL J. Homeroom Officer 3, Treasurer. YOSA, JO ANN Foods Laboratory 2-3; Senior Party 4. ZALOT, MICHAEL E. International Ball 3; Junior Play 3; Press Club 2; Play Production 3; Senior Play 4; Movie Operators 2-3-4, Treasurer. ZIAAMERMANN, VIRGINIA C. Biology Club 4; Chorus 2-3-4; Honor Society 3-4; International Ball 2; Play Pro- duction 3; Office Runner 3-4; Stage Crew 3; Junior Prom 3. 'Underneath the surface of today, Lies Yesterday, and what we call the Past, The only thing which can never decay. Ijetrlmim 1965 Sponsor: MR. FRANCIS PORTER The members of the 1965 HEIRLOOM were selected seniors dedicated to making their yearbook the best one Burlington ever had. The members of the Editorial Staff originated the theme and design of the book, as well as organized the pages and their contents. Each member worked on his own section, while all of the work was coordinated by the editor-in-chief. The Business Staff was responsible for handling the financial problems involved in making this yearbook. They solicited ads from businesses, homerooms, and clubs. They were also responsible for all yearbook sales, and keeping records properly. The Write-Up Staff concentrated its efforts on gather- ing and compiling the information describing each senior along with a list of their activities. The purpose was to describe each senior so that the class members could remember him or her in years to come. The Typing Staff worked under some very difficult conditions to meet the ever-recurring deadlines. Members of all of these staffs recognize that the production of a yearbook is truly a cooperative ven- ture. 72 C71 CRecorcf Uocfay; a treasure tomorrow. EDITORIAL STAFF Opposite page, front row, I. to r.: E. Kyle, L. Mogel, Mr. Porter, J. Hayden. Second row: B. Stiles, C. Lazzarotti, D. Becker, D. Ketels, G. Payne, R. Titone, K. Lough. TYPING STAFF Front row, I. to r.: N. Shinn, C. Pettit. Second row: J. Chiemingo, B. Hammond, B. Prentice. BUSINESS STAFF Front row, I. to r.: S. Clift, J. Lavery, J. Hayden, B. Schensky, B. Hoffman. Second row: V. Kramarz, Y. Van Sciver, L. Helken, J. Cipriani, J. Bednarzyck, P. Rooney, H. Davis. Third row: A. Schoenfeld, C. Pettit, J. Lowden, S. Thompson, C. Bennett, P. Morrone. Fourth row: T. Mor- elli, E. Norbury, W. Epps. WRITE-UP STAFF Below, front row, I. to r.: P. Fabritiis, P. Baker, R. Grabitz, A. Hager- ward, V. Conroy, L. Phillips. Third row: P. McGuire, M. Lucas, J. they, M. Toscano. Second row: B. Labrum, N. Walton, L. Pell, P. Wood- Matthews, J. Hoefle, B. Prentice. Jfatumal Sjunuir Sponsor: MISS EVELYN BECKWORTH Under the capable direction of Miss Beckworth, the members of the National Honor Society serve their school in many ways. They are on duty every morning in the library, and are responsible for compiling homeroom scholastic ratings at the close of each marking period. Members are selected for outstanding leadership, scholarship. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row, I. to r.: V. Zimmerman, N. Jacoby, Miss Beckworth, W. Epps, B. Hoffman. Second row: K. Lough, C. Lazzarotti, P. Fabritiis, L. Helken, C. Comengo, B. Stiles, L. Mogel. Third row: R. Titone, C. Arnao, E. Norbury, A. Miller, G. Payne, S. Scott, A. Schoenfeld. service, and character. STUDENT COUNCIL Front row, I. to r.: D. Butler, P. McGuire, M. Lucas, Mr. Updike, N. Jacoby, J. Weil, E. Venito. Second row: R. Costello, J. Bookbinder, M. Wojciechoski, J. Wilmerton, T. Smith, I Sezio, M. .Schensky, R. Grabitz, P. Baker, P. Capri. Third row: S. Dawson,-� R. Mason, S. Minard, N. Hosier, H. Doyle, P. Johnson, E. Norbury, A. Capri, M. Robertson, D. Hughes, J. Hoefle. Sponsor: MR. FRANK UPDIKE The Student Council is the governing body of our school. Homeroom representatives voice the opinions of the students. Its activities are varied. They organize dances, sell blazers, collect canned goods, hold seminars. School improvement is their main objective. ArruUiJmth Sponsor: MRS. CAROL SMITH ARROWHEAD STAFF Front row, I. to r.: B. Labrum (assistant editor), C. Comegno (editor-in-chief), Mrs. C. Smith. Sec- ond row: V. Kramarz (exchange editor), P. Fabritiis (feature-editor), J. Matthews (music editor), D. Abramson (news editor), N. Jacoby (humor editor). pro (flub The ARROWHEAD is the executive staff of the school newspaper. Its members help to direct the activities of the Press Club in creating an in- teresting newspaper each month. The Press Club is a group of students who are interested in journalism. They are responsible for gathering all of the news items used in the newspaper. They hope to qualify for the top positions on the ARROWHEAD as they develop skill in news reporting and writing. Both these groups working together produce a newspaper in keeping with BSHS traditions. PRESS CLUB Front row, I. to r.: D? Abramson, P. Baker, K. Woolman, Mrs. C. Stokes, A. Hagerthey. Third row: D. Frazier, J. Matthews, R. Wade, Smith, C. Comegno, R. Freedman, E. Seay. Second row: P. Fabritiis, R. Stobaugh, B. Labrum, L. Pell, D. Taylor. Absent: R. Algorri, S. S. Cohen, F. Rowe, W. Collins, N. Jacoby, V. Kramarz, K. Silver, C. Belopolsky, C. Yoos. jf.tt.A. Sponsor: MRS. GERALDINE WILSON The Future Teachers of America is an organiza- tion designed to help students who are interested in becoming teachers. During the school year, each member visits other schools. The club spon- sors many activities in order to raise money to offer a scholarship at graduation for a worthy student who plans to enter teaching. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Front row, I. to r.: K. Measey, I. Nowicki, L. Mogel, M. Carr, B. Stiles, Mrs. Wilson, C. Enoch, L. Helken, M. Toscano, C. Mercouri. Second row: K. Silver, C. Stokes, L. Haines, D. Taylor, J. Clair, D. VanAlstyne, M. Schensky, C. Smith, L. Morris, C. Comegno, B. McCann, C. Hutton, E. Cole. Third row: N. Parente, C. Whelan, D. Grassman, N. Haines, C. Bennett, M. Jones, P. Tomasetti, C. Reeves, L. Faunce, J. Heal, P. McGuire, C. Woolman. Fourth row: J. Lankelis, V. Lawrence, J. Ashton, S. Bell, P. Hancock, J. Matthews, C. Oriente, A. Capri, W. Dilts, M. Borden, J. Kane. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Front row, I. to r.: P. Holak, D. Butler, B. Hammoncf, Miss Marren, B. Bradley, M. Hoffman, I. Vandergrift. Second row: M. Shumake, L. Bridge, P. Rooney, L. Brining, M. Woodward, B. Georgeanni, D. Mittelman, N. Mathews, M. Monarco. Third row: M. McGrath, E. Old- ham, L. Hollander, A. Kiliany, B. Haley, N. McMorrow, M. Flowers, M. Offner. Third row: M. Pastorius, J. Haines, W. Graham, D. Todd, J. Sheridan, M. Buckno, M. Measey. JJiUAA. Students who plan to enter the business world find the FBLA a practical way to prepare for it. The club provides experiences in selling through the sales of a great variety of commodities con- plain to and train students in the conduct of sound business practices. piilitkal Affair (Stub Sponsor: MR. PHILIP REISS The members of the PAC are interested in the workings of government. Each year they par- ticipate in a student's County Government. The club also takes a trip to Washington, D. C. each year to observe the federal government in action POLITICAL AFFAIRS CLUB Front row, I. to r.: A. Schoenfeld, A. Miller, Mr. Reiss, E. Norbury, S. Clift. Second row: C. Clarke, J. Rothblum, R. lannucci, E. McCann, D. VanAlstyne, D. Wolf, J. Cipriani, C. Motlas. Third row: G. Hoefle, E. Baker, M. Mercouri, M. Lucas, N. Walton, B. Tallman, C. Brune, P. McGuire. Fourth row: F. Wilson, R. Collins, R. Marshall, S. English, W. Bladt, W. Epps. first hand. The members broaden their under- standing of governmental matters through the discussions held frequently with various govern- ment speakers and officials. jfhuma' Iji'lper Sponsor: MRS. JULIA DANGLER Under the direction of Mrs. Dangler, the Finance Helpers handle the money matters of all of the classes and clubs in the school. These people must dedicate many hours to this exacting job. Their reward consists of the valuable experiences they gain which can be applied to later life. FINANCE HELPERS Front row, . to r.: M. Dungan, Mrs. Dangler, E. Gallagher. Second row: S. Steinmentz, N. Zalot, R. Dotti, W. Dilts, B. Leonard. 77 iRi'ij (Jtiub Sponsor: MR. DOMINIC CICAll The Key Club is a high school branch of the Kiwanis Club. It is a service group for both the school and the community. The members of this club are very active around school. Among its worthy projects are the collecting of clothing, en- gaging in Christmas giving, and car washes to raise funds for its service activities. It is a fine introduction to the world of service. KEY CLUB Front row, I. to r.: J. Weil, G. Mastoris, Mr. Cicali, W. Epps, M. Leibowitz. Second row: J. Conroy, G. Whitesell, B. Leonard, M. Lucas, C. Arnao, K. Perry. Third row: M. Hogan, P. Johnson, E. Norbury, R. Janulis. cUtit ©trta BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Front row, . to r.: V. Esposito, D. Ketels, B. Stiles, J. Collins, B. Matarese. Second row: C. Arnao, A. Malone, A. Miller, R. Dotti, E. Norbury, M. Lucas, W. Epps. Sponsor: MR. JOHN MAHER Each year a group of students is selected to spend a week during the summer of the junior year participating in a program to increase their understanding of our state government. The boys go to Rutgers University, while the girls attend Douglass College. While there, the students at- tend lectures, run campaigns, and elect officers. ART CLUB Above, front row, I. to r.: F. Podraza, C. Campbell, K. Measey, Mr. Boonin, S. Phillips, B. Devlin, N. Clark. Second row: B. Hackett, K. Siegler, R. McDermott, C. Harris, P. Tomasetti, A. Pinto, E. Perkins, L. Faunce, G. Conklin. Third row: P. Johnson, W. Graham, M. Kelly, T. Johnson, D. Warren, C. Watchorn, K. Sullivan. Art (Tilth Sponsor: MR. MARTIN BOONIN The Art Club attracts those who have the abili- ty to draw. Many of these students decide to fol- low art as a career. The members meet every day in addition to their regular art classes, and are instructed in advanced art techniques. BIOLOGY CLUB Front row,.I. to r.: J. Ramsey, J. Collins, J. Bachofen, Mr. Weiler, M. Dallison, D. Jones, B. Hoffman. Second row: U. Hannigan, W. Mc- Cormick, T. McElwee, J. Jacobs, R. Keegan, T. Pierce, D. Hughes, S. Biggs, B. Blenner. Third row: A. Littleford, R. Neff, T. Morelli, L. Pearl- man, C. Labrum, S. Bachofen, R. Lough, J. Dowling, D. Krevchuck. iSinhitju (Tluh Sponsor: MR. HARRY WEILER This club is a new addition to the roster of BSHS activities. It is designed to give extra time to students who have shown special interest in this field. The principal advantage of this club is that it allows students more laboratory time to engage in the deeper aspects of Biology. 79 DCiiccxl Ijbturu Club Sponsor: MR. LOWRY WELCH The members of this club are vitally interested in the area in which they live. They study not only the history of the State of New Jersey, but also that of Burlington County and Burlington City. Thus they learn a great deal about where they were born and grew up. FRENCH CLUB Front row, I. to r.: D. Abramson, S. Scott, Miss Landenberger, B. Labrum, P. Woodward. Second row: A. Nicolo, D. Boyle, R. Grabitz, S. Hoyt, M. Murray, S. Wunder, L. Haines. Third row: K. Sullivan, M. Borden, S. Cohen, M. Clougher, J. Heal, C. Stokes. Fourth row: J. Francemore, G. Fisher, W. Epps, V. Esposito. jfrenrh Club Sponsors: MISS BARBARA LANDENBERGER Like the preceding club, this club is new this year. It has for its purpose the offering of additional time for the practice and learning of the French language. When the club meets, it conducts its meetings in the French tongue. The advantages of this kind of frequent activity are numerous. LOCAL HISTORY Front row, I. to r.: C. Lovendosky, V. Calisti, Mr. Welch, R. Kraemer, J. Pinto. Second row: S. Leone, D. Ayrer, J. Cipriano, P. Ranier. |Jhu fral ffimt. Mmbex Sponsor: MR. GEORGE LOPER The Physical Education Leaders Club is a group of boys who learn more about physical fitness and aid the coaches in their work during the gym classes. They receive additional instruction in the sports taught in class, as well as helping to set up and care for equipment. PHYSICAL EDUCATION LEADERS Front row, I. to r.: M. Barkley, J. Cugliotta, L. Placente, Mr. Loper, R. McGuigan, M. Tooles, B. Painter. Second row: J. Costello, R. Mason, E. Dixon, J. Farley, R. Matarese, D. Ballard, A. Jackson, R. McCloud. Third row: R. Allgood, C. McCrindle, S. Musser, L. Mead. Sponsor: MR. ALTON SCHMIDT The members of this organization are taught to operate and repair the movie projectors and other visual-aids materials in use in the school. They gladly give up study time in order to aid the teachers to use the proper equipment to get their lessons across to the students. MOVIE OPERATORS Front row, i. to r.: R. Titone, G. Parrish, Mr. Schmidt, N. Hosier, M. Zalot. Second row: W. Taubel, C. Arnao, R. Leary, C. Winrow, A. Bucca, M. Brown. Third row: C. Lawrence, R. Kann, C. Celi, J. Hosier, B. Burgin. Fourth row: F. Hammond, M. Brown, J. Tomkinson, A. Cucci- notta. Fifth row: C. Karge, B. Adams, D. Horton. j§mark J§ hatk Sponsor: MR. HAROLD STINSON The members of the Snack Shack sacrifice their Saturdays during the football season in order to offer their services in the sales needed for the fans. This group's efforts aid the school financially. SNACK SHACK Front row, . to r.: P. Johnson, L. Lontz, B. Stiles, Mr. Stinson, G. Hoefle, C. Enoch, J. Higgins. Second row: J. Cipriani, D. Taylor, S. Clift, C. Comegno, E. Moore, S. Kearns, M. Bryant, A. Nicolo, R. Hedrick, M. Stroud. Third row: C. Clarke, G. Johnson, J. Francemore, M. Woodward, E. Baker, P. McGuire, L. Pell, E. Kyle, L. Phillips, N. Jacoby. Fourth row: A. Kiliany, W. Dilts, G. Farley, B. Bovankovich, R. Wade, J. Lowden, N. Shinn, K. Roark, L. Faunce. % xW 31 ntram urals. Sponsors: MRS. ROSE ALTHOUSE MRS. VIRGINIA HOPKINS The members of the Girls' Intramurals Club meet twice a week in order to receive extra in- struction in the sports taught in regular physical education classes. The members form teams and compete in such games as hockey, soccer, and volleyball. This activity gives the girls a chance to exercise freely, and to learn the skills of many games. GIRLS' INTRAMURALS Front row, I. to r.: N. Smith, K. Berry, R. Ratigan, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Althouse, J. D'Erminio, C. Delise, E. Ballton, M. Harris. Second row: G. Mercuri, M. Woodward, D. Stroud, S. Corson, N. Perkins, A. Delaney, L. Phillips, L. Anstice, M. Dramarz, K. O'Farrow, D. Marks, S. Ciechan- owski, P. Capri. Third row: C. Herron, F. Deszaran, M. Smith. S. Kearns, T. Smith, V. Conroy, M. Carcus, G. Decker, S. Sprull, C. Drown, M. Mead, M. Berry. Fourth row: G. Jones, E. Budden, D. Spieles, B. Voges, N. Haines, D. Birgl, L. Lucarine, M. Irwin, B. Bublewitz, R. Lucas, M. Millar, L. Taylor. Fifth row: L. Turner, M. Clair, S. Moore, S. Bell, D. Thomas, M. Little, D. Leone, C. Lee, P. Tooles. 1J . pipers� Sponsor: MR. ALTON SCHMIDT Each year a small group of junior and senior boys in the top of the physics and chemistry classes are selected to be U.S. Pipers. Once a month the members of this club go to the U.S. Pipe and Foundry Co. to observe the application of science in industry. This activity gives the students a practical example of the uses of the science courses they are studying now. U.S. PIPERS Front row, I. to r.: B. Leonard, M. Lucas, Mr. Schmidt, C. Arnao, J. Titone. Second row: J. Weil, W. Bladt, G. Whitesell, D. Sykes. Third row: P. Johnson, E. Norbury, R. Neff. Jfire FIRE SQUAD Front row, I..to r.: F. DiVenti, R. Nolan, Mr. Maher, S. Lewis, J. O'Neill. Second row: P. Onori, M. Gallpgher, W. Bladt, C. McConnell, H. Doyle, A. Cucinotta, J. McCormick. Sponsor: MR. JOHN MAHER In order to keep our school safe from fires, the members of the Fire Squad work with‘the school and the local fire departments. They moni- tor the stair wells and supervise the frequent fire drills. During the club period, they make constant safety checks of the building. By keeping us well prepared the Fire Squad may well save many lives when and if a disaster strikes. ORCHESTRA Front row, I. to r.: N. Lowden, C. Richardson, K. Woolman, Mr. Ken- nedy, Mr. Mahan, S. Brientnall, B. Hoffman. Second row: A. McCurry, L. Berry, W. McElsee, J. Weidman, M. Delaney, I. Curiis, B. Tallman, H. Johnson, C. Stokes. Third row: A. Woods, R. Lowden, F. Lyons, W. Gallagher, M. Lucas, T. Horne. Fourth row: J. Abate, R. Martin, J. Matthews, E. Norbury. ©rthes.tra Sponsor: MR. WILLIAM J. MAHAN It is well-nigh impossible to be a member of the BSHS Orchestra without possessing an outstanding ability in the field of music. The members devote many hours to practice in order to reach the high standards they have set for themselves. Each year they perform for the benefit of the students who attend the Junior and Senior plays. They also perform in an annual program called A Night of Music ' This program is for the benefit of the community and has always been an outstanding success. SIXTH PERIOD CLASS Opposite page: Front row, I. to r.: B. Bradley, L. Powell, C. Dzubryk, C. Motlas, V. Zimmermann, W. Gardner, J. Fidanza, R. Lippincott, J. Venditti, B. Coy, G. Anderson, K. Smith, B. Hutton, J. Flowers, K. Berry. Second row: Mr. Kennedy, N. Bakely, L. Raymond, F. Deszaran, H. Davis, M. Borden, M. Darr, B. Burgin, S. Lewis, G. Parrish, R. Lowden, D. Blango, A. Jackson, J. Brewer, M. Brientnall, L. Githens, Mr. Mahan. Third row: S. Steinmann, J. Lavery, W. Bonick, D. Boyle, N. Shinn, J. Ashton, D. Macear, S. Peaker, D. Ayrer, C. Plack, P. Onori, N. Jacoby, S. Steinmetz, C. Hutton, N. Pellini. Fourth row: D. Leone, J. Tyler, L. Moore, A. Eleuteri, C. Viola, S. Riker, J. Di Maria, S. English, G. Smith, J. Haines, J. Weikel, M. Hogan, J. Kane, B. Cheslock, B. Prentice, C. Lilley. FIFTH PERIOD CLASS Front row, I. to r.: Mr. Kennedy, M. Mead, S. Brientnall, C. Freck, J. Gillette, C. Eli, M. Gallagher, D. Taberer, M. Hynson, R. Ketter, S. Shumake, Mr. Mahan. Second row: J. Heal, C. Crane, A. Huryn, M. Irwin, M. Moses, A. Dennis, D. Fenn, S. Manning, L. Bridge, A. Delaney. Third row: B. Dennis, C. Clarke, Y. Van Sciver, J. Slifkoff, S. Kretzmer, R. Anderson, L. Santucci, D. Grassman, K. O'Farrow, L. Haines, E. Perkins. Fourth row: S. Bozarth, K. Roark, J. Lowden, N. Walton, J. Haines, R. Schroble, D. Ketels, J. Decker, M. Delaney, S. Cohen, E. Moore, E. Baker. ffltxirus Sponsors: MR. WILLIAM MAHAN and MR. LAWRENCE KENNEDY Those who really enjoy singing are members of the chorus. From this group those with out- standing vocal ability can try out for the New Jersey All-State Chorus. This activity provides re- laxation during the school day for those who enjoy it. Each year the Chorus performs at the Parents' Night and for the Christmas Program. Their sing- ing always seems to bring the spirit of Christmas right into school. The annual West Point trip is the highlight of the Chorus' year. inanit Sift Jfer [Banner, CRaise 7 SRytva xf Sponsor: MR. ROBERT PARATORE The football games would not be the same without the band. The rousing playing of the many marches causes BSHS fans to rise to the heights of enthusiasm. This could not be done without the almost constant practice playing and marching. The color of the football season is due in great measure to the presence of the band at the games. The school song sounds so stirring because the band blares it out so musically. All the students, can't help but join in singing its stirring re- frains. It makes spines tingle. During the course of the school year the band is called upon to participate in several parades in con- junction with the celebration of special days in our city. The Halloween Parade of the elementary school children could not take place without the band's lead- ing them. All in all the band is an indispensable part of our school spirit and community. BAND: Woodwinds Front row, I. to r.: S. Hollander, K. Woolman, B. Richards, D. Roach. Second row: M. Hogan, R. Lowden, J. Weidman. Left to right: T. Horne, W. Gallagher, S. Kretzmer, L Berry, E. Norbury, R. Martin. J aunl ihe C 3fue ancf White! Sitting, I. to r.: S. Brientnall, J. Sullivan, C Richardson, B. Tallman. Standing: A. Woods, H. Johnson, F. Lyons, B. McElwee, J. Abate, J. Matthews, J. McCurry, G. Johnson. .VOxXX dTxitnr ( nutrii Sponsor: MR. ROBERT PARATORE The special function of the Color Guard is to carry the flags of our nation and of our school in all formal school functions requiring a public display. The hours of endless practice account for the perfection of their marching at the football games as well as in parades. MAJORETTES Kneeling: S. Steinmetz. Standing, . to r.: K. Burry, B. McCann, I. Curiis, M. Clair, C. Brown, A. Hagerthey. Absent: Cynthia Stipick. COLOR GUARD Front row, I. to r.: Kathleen O'Farrow, P. Fabritis. Second row: B. Prentice, M. Robertson, L. Lucuerini, D. Hughes, M. Shumake, D. Pettit, M. Shumake, B. Harper, L. Moore, L. Harper, B. Thompson. The Majorettes are a group of girls who work hard to perfect their marching routines for the half times of the football games. They keep our attention on the field while the band is playing, and they add much color to the half time per- formance, as well as in the parades held several times a year. For hope shall brighten days to come, And memory gild the Past . . . Class of 1967 Ite mortes 3)el to 03e Oltxicfe Our memories of the Class of 1967 will be of their eagerness to follow in the footsteps of those of us who have been in their places. The tra- ditional highlight of the Sophomore year is the Sophomore Party, at which time evidence is displayed of their eagerness to enter into class responsi- bilities. Remembering our own thoughts and feelings in our Sophomore year, we appreciate the thoughts and feelings of the current sophomores. During their first year at the senior high school, a valuable aid in help- ing the sophs to adjust to future activities has been the work with their sponsors and the upperclassmen. In 1967 they will look to the Class of 1969 to follow them. The same fond memories will grow in their minds, as did in ours this year of graduation — 1965. CLASS OF 1967 Sponsors and Officers Front: Mr. G. Gares, Mrs. V. Hopkins, Miss B. Landenberger, Mr. L. Welch. Back: D. Spiels, P. Dowdy, L. Hollander. 90 203 MR. FRANCIS J. PORTER Front row, I. to r.: P. Valonis, L. Win row, S. Winrow, Mr. Porter, J. Witherow, P. Walter, J. Turner. Second row: M. Woodward, D. Turner, D. Webb, P. Volpe, C. Zecco, P. Tomasetti, C. Yoos, D. Wolf, E. Weiser. Third row: T. Wilson, M. Yosa, C. Walters, P. Williams, N. Zalot, D. Warren, J. Wendle, L. Weiman. Fourth row: J. Weidman, J. Van Loan, J. Walsh, C. Winrow. Not Pictured: V. Varsaci. J ophmttores 206 MISS EVELYN BECKWORTH Front row, I. to r.: Walter Tau- bel, S. Sozio, J. Stefanoni, Miss Beckworth, D. Stroud, L. Thill, J. Sheridan. Second row: J. Soz- io, H. Snyder, D. Spieles, L. Taylor, R. Tollmann, B. Tallman, R. Tooles, S. Steinmann, S. Sprull. Third row: B. Thompson, Wil- liam Taubel, T. Tomkinson, R. Thomas, R. Stobaugh, D. Tustin, E. Stark, D. Thomas, B. Sykes, L. Taylor. 210 MISS IRENE CURLIS Front row, I. to r.: B. Sanson, C. Richardson, M. Schensky, Miss Curiis, J. Rothblum, R. Ratigan, P. Rainier. Second row: B. Ross, T. Moses, A. Ochipinti, T. Pierce, D. Shansey, B. Painter, J. Shed- aker, S. Saybe, J. Ramsey. Third row: J. Pizzio, K. Sanderson, S. Pruden, R. Peed, E. Schroeder, J. Pinto, L. Placente, D. Murphy. Fourth row: R. Pinto, R. Phillips, C. Scott. 91 T 215 MR. P. J. GIANGIULIO Front row, I. to r.: L. Pinto, M. Offner, M. Mullica, Mr. Giangiu- lio, L. Montagano, J. Potts, D. Mills, J. Nowicki. Second row: J. Major, R. McNeil, G. Ander- son, L. Moore, J. McLoud, M. Mil- ler, J. Montagano, L. Parente, R. Marcantonio. Third row: W. Matusiak, R. Monyer, W. Mc- Cormick, D. Pettit, A. Maugeri, D. Maier, W. Major, R. Mason, A. Maugeri, T. McCurry, T. Mc- Elwee, B. Mason. iS'nphnnum'St 216 MR. HARRY WEILER Front row, I. to r.: R. Lucas, S . Meade, L. Marozzi, Mr. Weiler, K. Measey, N. Marshall, N. Leonard. Second row: M. Little, C. Kittleson, D. Leone, J. Jacob, S. Manning, R. Leary, C. Milke, J. Merenko, D. Jones. Third row: W. Johnson, U. Hannigan, R. Lit- tleford, S. Leone, I. Love, C. Levondosky, C. Labrum, D. Krev- chuck, R. Lawrence, R. Kraemer. 302 MRS. VIRGINIA TAYLOR Front row, I. to r.: S. Hullings, M. Kramarz, M. Jamison, Mrs. Taylor, P. Hudson, C. Herron, M. Harris. Second row: D. Howard, C. Herron, C. Johnes, C. Hutton, A. Hall, L. Jasper, C. King, M. Hynson, T. Kelly, M. Karn. Third row: T. Horne, L. Harper, K. Git- termann, T. Huminski, A. Jack- son, G. Guarnieri, E. Herrman, D. Hughes, L. Hollander. Fourth row: W. Holland, A. Gittens, B. Greski, F. Hammond, E. Herron, C. Hutton. 92 304 MRS. RUTH STINSON Front row, I. to r.: R. Costello P. Dowdy, G. Georgeanni, Mrs. Stinson, L. Fisher, L. Diggs, R. Entwistle. Second row: D. Fra- zier, J. Fidanza, R. Giordana, I. Granath, J. Gaines, M. Dungan, S. Gusrang, G. Fox, E. Devlin. Third row: W. Gallagher, J. Con- roy, J. Gibson, J. Cugliotta, J. Ferraro, G. Czepiel, D. Foulks, J. Daneker. Fourth row: A. Christ- oforo, J. Faunce, M. Gasper, S. Dougherty. (£kss of 1967 309 MISS FRANCES AMBRUSTER Front row, I. to r.: P. Capri, E. Cole, J. Caruso, Miss Ambruster, S. Ciechanowski, D. Chase, E. Conrow. Second row: C. Carni- vale, V. Calisti, J. Chiemingo, M. Clair, A. Buccigrossi, W. Collins, C. Campbell, G. Decker, M. Brown. Third row: A. Bucca, S. Chmielewski, M. Delaney, R. Chase, N. Caldwell, M. Cieslak, R. Caruso, W. Clark, S. Clark, R. Burr. 9 315 MISS MARIA MARREN Front row: I. to r.: J. Biller, L. Bacon, M. Andrejko, Miss Mar- ren, K. Berry, D. Ballinger, D. Anstice. Second row: B. Buble- witz, S. Biggs, J. Bookbinder, M. Buckno, W. Adams, J. Bachofen, B. Blewner, V. Bonanno, P. Bracy. Third row: D. Blango, H. An- drews, A. Bertino, C. Bacon, A. Arnao, E. Budden, D. Brigl, M. Borden. Class of 196B To D3ui cf a future The reins of leadership in the Senior Class are about to be passed on to the Class of 1966. With another year gone by, memories of past ex- periences and obstacles become minimized as Juniors, who face the in- creased responsibilities of Seniors. Always will be remembered the splendid efforts resulting in a successful Junior Play. The Junior-Senior Prom planned and presented to the Senior Class by the Juniors, was a memorable dis- play of progressive maturity. The Junior Class assumes new responsibilities in participating in addi- tional activities and organizations necessary for continued progress. Al- though time moves on, the Junior Class and their enthusiastic actions, will be a part of the storehouse of memories that we, the Class of 1965, will take with us as we leave BSHS. CLASS OF 1966 Sponsors and Officers Front row: Mr. E. Brewer, Miss I. Curlis, Mrs. C. Smith, Mr. T. Tofaute. Back row: L. Mazur, A. Capri, P. Johnson, S. Dawson. 94 39 MISS DOLORES WRIGHT Front row, I. to r.: J. Zeishner, J. Vandergrift, K. Woolman, Miss Wright, M. Vesaki, J. Yannerella, S. Wunder. Second row: R. Wade, J. Wolfe, H. Verdecchia, S. Vier- eck, T. Tumach, M. Woodward, M. Wojcichosky, J. Wallace, J. Zakszeski. Third row: C. Whelan, E. Turner, F. Wilson, J. Weil, G. Whitesell, R. Ward. 103 MR. JAMES GELTCH Front row, I. to r.: L. Tentilucci, N. Smith, J. Taranto, Mr. Geltch, J. Stilts, D. Stella, B. Stewart. Second row: L. Shafer, P. Tooles. M. Spanfelner, M. Stecker, M. Smith; G. Shansey, K. Sullivan, D. Taylor, C. Stokes, T. Smith. Third row: R. Smekel, D. Sykes, M. Tancredi, L. Tilton, R. Spotts, M. Tooles. Juniors 1966 205 MR. LOWRY WELCH Front row, I. to r.: S. Phillips, R. Pagano, M. Shumake, Mr. Welch, M. Shumake, E. Powell, L. Pow- ell. Second row: R. Richards, N. Perkins, R. Perro, K. Silver, C. Smith, K. Procopio, F. Podrazo, E. Passarelli, P. Sherman. Third row: A. Montagno, D. Moquin, L. Santucci, G. Mastoris, P. Bled- soe, F. Rowe, K. Perry, C. Reeve, J. Seward. Fourth row: S. Minard, A. Saunders, R. Mobley, B. Min- emier, M. Moses, R. Melia, R. Schwoebel, L. Nocolai, R. Martin. 301 MRS. JOYCE PAYNE Front row, I. to r.: L. Morris, A. Nicolo, D. Mittleman, M. Mead, Mrs. Payne, B. McCann, B. Noti- gan, G. Mercuri, M. Monarca. Second row: I Keegan, E. Mc- Curry, M. McGrath, A. Major, M. Leibowitz, J. McGuigan, L. Mazur, G. Meredith. Third row: T. Lynch, R. Janulis, D. Kozuck, J. LaRue, R. Lough. G. Johnson, B. Leon- ard, A. McCurry, E. Kramer. Fourth row: M. Keen, P. John- son, L. Mariasy, R. Kelly, C. Oriente, C. Lawrence. 303 MRS. JULIA DANGLER Front row, I. to r.: L. Honeywell, B. Hutton, R. lanucci, Mrs. Dang- ler, J. James, M. Jacoby, L. Jacoby. Second row: J. Kane, C. Lee, N. Lowden, L. Lucarine, C. Lukens, A. Kiliany, M. Jones, E. King, V. Lawrence, A. Lister. Third row: R. Hoffman, D. Hart- zell, J. Hosier, G. Harper, F. Hartman, H. Henasey, M. Ekel- burg, F. Grantham, J. Lankelis. Fourth row: M. Hogan, M. Hutty, N. Hosier, D. Horton, M. Eckman. 1%I5 305 MRS. ANN McKENNA Front row, I. to r.: M. Flowers, R. Freedman, M. Henasey, Mrs. McKenna, E. Higgins, M. Hoff- man, M. Horder. Second row: G. Coltman, M. Coley, A. Grimes, C. Harris, L. Harper, D. Grassman, B. Georgeanni, L. Faunce, J. Heal, L. Haines. Third row: C. Dawson, K. Dougherty, C. Deck- er, E. Dixon, J. Corcoran, R. Collins, J. Decker, W. Conover, J. Cucuini. Fourth row: G. Cole, A. Dennis, J. Ciprano, C. Celi. 306 MR. BERNARD OSHEROW Front row, I. to r.: F. Caruso, S. Brientnall, L. Daney, Mr. Oshe- row, M. Dallison, E. Branham, E. Ballton. Second row: P. Bryant, C. Brown, H. Borei, L. Celmer, J. Bennett, M. Berry, L. Blen- ner, D. Boyle, C. Congemi. Third row: M. Barckley, R. Bailey, A. Capri, W. Dilts, M. Borden, N. Branham, P. Bass, R. Bryant. Fourth row: R. Algorri, S. Bruch, J. Bass, S. Cohen, I. Curiis, J. Abate, N. Burroughs, D. Abramson, H. Bryant. Fifth row: M. Carnivale, S. Caldwell, M. Brown, J. Brice, F. Branisn, J. Carr, S. Bachofen, R. Ander- r Kj$g Sport that wrinkled care derides Led by Coach Albano, Burlington High School had one of its greatest grid seasons. The Blue Devils de- feated all county-league opponents, losing only to Haddonfield High, a non-league member. Burling- ton's offense, led by Craig Sills and John Howard, set records in almost every department. Com- bined with a hard-charging defense, the Blue Devils upheld the fine athletic tradition of BSHS. Not only did the Burlington County Scholastic League title come to Burlington, but the squad placed several players on the All-County team. Dave Ballard at center, Roger Pullen at guard, John Bowers at tackle, Bob Matarese at end, and Craig Sills at quarter- back gained all-county laurels. In addition. Sills was chosen All South-Jersey. It was truly a great season, hopefully to be followed by many more like it. U£e S ory of a UitJe VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Front Row, . to r.: E. Herron, L. Harper, H. Bryant, N. Bur- roughs, M. Ekelburg, T. Horn, W. Adams, N. Kallelis, V. Esposito, M. Coley, G. Coltman, B. Bryant, B. Painter, R. Costello. Second Row: J. Diaczynsky, M. Moses, J. McCloud, G. Dorsey, L. DiLissio, L. Mead, R. Matarese, W. Anderson, R. Pullen, W. Epps, C. Hutton, B. Allgood, G. Mastoris, B. Hoffman, W. Emmons, W. Holland, C. Celi. Third Row: Coach A. Albano, Coach T. Tofaute, C. Sills, T. Dennis, S. Caldwell, G. Cole, D. Cowin, R. Stobaugh, J. Howard, R. Dotti, C. Bacon, J. Bowers, C. Dixon, G. Smith, Coach Sills, Coach B. Osherow. 71 «,69 61 58.470 76 79 v 74A45' 78 q. John Howard (28) sweeps the end as Bill Anderson (11) sets for a down field block. SEASON SUMMARY Burlington 42 Bristol 0 The Burls began their season with a strong effort by easily defeating Bristol in the last of the Little Brown Jug games. Burlington 34 Rancocas Valley 0 The Blue Devils started their quest for the county title early by totally out- classing the Rancocas Valley Regional squad. Burlington 19 Haddonfield 39 Burlington tasted defeat for the first and only time this season as a slow start left the Blue Devils on the short end of the score. Burlington 14 Moorestown 7 Playing on a rain-soaked field, Burlington relied on its ground game to strengthen its 'position in the race by defeating a major challenger. Burlington 19 Lenape 0 Another strong game for the Blue and White. Burlington's offensive machine was in high gear for an easy victory over Lenape. Burlington 14 John F. Kennedy 7 The Blue Devils traveled to Willingboro to prove the experts wrong. Thanks to a brilliant defensive effort by Nick Kalellis, Burlington beat the pre- season favorites to take a commanding lead in the race. Burlington 49 North Burl. County 7 The title-bound Blue Devils treated a good size homecoming crowd to a real offensive show as they easily defeated the Greyhounds. Burlington 24 Riverside 0 Burlington unleased its famous air attack led by the strong arm of Craig Sills. The Blue Devils easily defeated the surprise team of the league. Burlington 14 Palmyra 7 Victory at last; For the first time in three years, Burlington fans could enjoy their turkey. The victory over the two-time jinx Palmyra iced the Blue Devils' first undisputed Burlington County League title. Glenn Smith hauls in a Craig Sills pass against Lenape. 99 The Burlington bench has an anxious moment during the Mt Holly game. 1965 enters LOU DILISSIO end GARY DORSEY end The point after touchdown was good. VINCE ESPOSITO end GLENN SMITH end BOB MATARESE end WADE EPPS tackle DAVE BALLARD center BOB DOTTI center CRAIG SILLS JOHN HOWARD quarterback fullback ROBERT ALLGOOD fullback BILL ANDERSON halfback LARRY MEAD linebacker The ref was finally able to place the ball after a gain in the Had- donfield game. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Front Row, I. to r.: N. Burroughs, T. Horn, R. Phillips, M. Ekelburg, B. Adams, C. Winrow, T. Tumach, M. Tooles, B. Painter, B. Bryant, R. Costello. Second Row: C. Celi, S. Bachofen, W. Emmons, R. Hoffman, G. Mastoris, R. Lough, A. Jackson, R. Bell, L. Harper, J. Wendle, H. Bryant, W. Holland. Third Row: Coach Osherow, B. Minemier, R. Hutton, J. McCloud, C. Hutton, C. Bacon, R. Stobaugh, N. Caldwell, S. Caldwell, R. Kraemer, J. VanLoan, F. Hammond. ROGER PULLEN guard SYGMUND PARZYCK guard JOHN BOWERS tackle DOUG COWIN tackle Junior Uctr ttu After a shaky start, the Junior Varsity began to win consistently and piled up a record that was a good indication of the type of team Burlington will field in the future. Because eighteen members of the varsity are lost through graduation, a heavy load will fall on these boys next year. Signs are that they will up- hold the tradition of success in forthcoming seasons. NICK KALLELIS linebacker (ffikeerleaiims J.V. CHEERLEADERS Front Row, . to r.: Marlene Harris, Kathy Woolman, Patti Capri, Leslie Haines, Monica Schensky. Second Row: Judy Bookbinder, Martha Jones, Dagmar Thomas, Doris Speiles, Lorraine Moore, Karen Silver. NANCY HAINES VIRGINIA CONROY To keep our school spirit at high tide is the often thankless job of our cheerleaders. They put in long hours on the practice floor in order properly to spur the team and students to new heights. Under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Priser, the cheer- leaders have produced a constant flow of new cheers during the various seasons. These girls are not only active at games, but are also some of the most active of our school citizens. The school body offers its sincere congratulations to the mem- bers of both cheerleading squads for a job well done. LINDA PHILLIPS MARTHA BRIENTNALL LINDA MOGEL JOANN BREWER Captain Gail Mercuri, Ginny Conroy, and Joann Brewer show off their pep for the hometown fans. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front Row, . to r.: Virginia Conroy, Linda Mogel, Gail Mercuri, Joann Brewer, Michelene Berry, Melody Mead. Second Row: Martha Brientnall, Nancy Haines, Barbara Vogel, Linda Phillips. Tij) iere 7fcircf liOorJi Wrestling, still a comparatively new sport at Burlington, enjoyed but limited success this year. Coach Herbert Althouse has had a difficult time building a team which could be contender for the county title, but finally has the personnel re- quired to establish a strong team. As the team gains experience, our team will make its presence felt. The following campaigns will show a solid improvement on this year's record. Coach Althouse checks on the position of Allen Raymond (down) and Allen Dowdy (up) Don Becker goes for a hold against his man from Rancocas Valley Nick Kallellis struggles to break against determined opponent. SEASON'S RESULTS Burl. Opp. Riverside 12 38 Camden 32 21 Pennsauken 20 26 Haddonfield 0 48 N. B. C. 19 27 Hadon Twp. 21 28 Lenape 5 42 Haddon Hgts. 20 22 Rancocas Valley 10 42 Cherry Hill 6 34 Collingswood 8 32 Woodrow Wilson 34 13 Pemberton 26 21 L. to r.: Bill Bladt, Don Becker, Doug Cowin, James Epright L. to r.: James Lanham, George Buckno, Lemuel Berry, Nick Kallellis Front row, I. to r.: Brdcy, P., Buckno, G., Marcantonio, R., Kallelis, N., Major, J., Tumach, T., Mason, B., Maugeri, A., Wilson, T. Second row: Becker, D., Dowdy, .A., Whitesell, G., Micolai, L., Berry, L., Epright, J., Caruso, V., Honeywell, L. Third row: Gasper. M., Farley, G., Raymond, A., Creslak, M., Cowin, D., Bovankovich, B., Caldwell, S., Bladt, W., Lanham, J., Coach H. Althouse 105 Craig Sills snares a rebound against St. Anthony's. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Front row, I. to r.: P. Coley, C. Sills, L. Mead, J. Gillette, A. Dennis, B. Burgin, S. Szypulski. Second row: Coach W. Burr, M. Hutty, J. Howard, R. Stobaugh, B. Gallagher, R. Dotti, M. Moses, Mgr. Barsttu Spearheaded by Johnny Howard and Craig Sills, the Burlington Blue Devils completed a highly suc- cessful se son. Only a 2 point loss to Moorestown, cost the team a share of the Burlington County League title won by Riverside. The Burls started slowly, but soon jelled into a potent force in the county. After a loss to River- side in the first game with them, the squad closed the regular season wfth ten straight wins. The biggest victory was the 55-53 win over unbeaten Riverside in our second try against them. The regular season ended with an 18-3 record. In the South Jersey Group 3 playoffs, Burlington met Pemberton and won 82-52. The Burls next took on Riverside and again beat the champs 55-53. We won the title easily, beating Sterling 71-61, but lost to Plainfield 64-61 to end a very successful season. JIM GILLETTE forward LARRY MEAD guard Burls Beath 'lunt-Jftnals. tn Bank (ffhtrh in CRAIG SILLS forward BRUCE GALLAGHER center JOHNNY HOWARD center SOUTH JERSEY GROUP 3 Tournament Playoffs Burl. Opp. Pemberton 82 52 Riverside 55 53 Sterling 71 61 South Plainfield 61 64 Pete Coley (20) and Larry Mead (24) battle for a rebound against Riverside. BRUCE BURGIN guard BOB DOTTI guard 1964-65 SEASON SUMMARY Burl. Opp. Bordentown M. 1. 53 63 Alumni 88 68 Haddon Heights 82 51 St. Anthony's 63 57 Morrisville 71 51 Pennington 77 45 North Burlington 69 41 Moorestown 68 70 J. F. Kennedy 46 45 Riverside 53 64 Rancocas Valley 85 61 Lenape 68 45 Palmyra 64 47 North Burlington 90 48 J. F. Kennedy 50 46 Riverside 55 53 Rancocas Valley 85 62 Palmyra 67 49 Lenape 67 64 Moorestown 87 55 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Front Row, I. to r.: T. McCurry, Mgr., N. Burroughs, T. Horn, R. Costello, R. Bell. Second Row: Coach B. Osherow, E. Turner, R. Hutton, R. Janulis, M. Hogan, E. Dixon, C. Hutton, W. Holland, Mgr. 1964-65 SEASON Burl. Opp. B. M. 1. 37 79 Cinnaminson 58 29 Haddon Heights 62 53 N. Burlington 71 41 Moorestown 59 60 J. F. Kennedy 66 51 Riverside 52 46 Rancocas Val. 62 24 Lenape 60 50 Palmyra 51 40 N. Burlington 72 22 J. F. Kennedy 51 41 Riverside 48 55 Rancocas Val. 69 58 Lenape 53 42 Palmyra 53 42 Cinnaminson 69 41 Moorestown 85 52 Basketball (trass (ianmtrii The Little Blue Devils often provided many thrills, almost as many as did the varsity. Coach Bernie Osherow accomplished a great deal despite the fact that two of his high scorers were elevated to the varsity squad. The rest of the squad took up the slack and managed to defeat almost all their opponents. The Junior Varsity ended the season with a log of 15 wins and 3 losses. A new sport at Burlington this fall, Cross-Country running received little publicity. In this competitive sport, the participants cover a distance of several miles. The team with the lowest score wins. Burlington's entry in this sport was not a very successful one. With more experience and more students participating, this newest edition to Burlington's world of sports should, in a few short years, make its own traditions in keep- ing with the other sports' reputation at BSHS. CROSS-COUNTRY SUMMARY Burl. Opp. Pemberton 41 18 Palmyra 29 26 North Burl. 34 21 Pennsauken . 45 15 Mt. Holly 47 17 Morrestown 42 17 Lenape 41 18 mo CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD Front Row, I. to r.: P. Bracey, A. Buccigrossi, K. Perry, J. Fidanza, G. Landry, G. Guarnieri, S. Pruden, K. Gitterman, D. Lopicz. Second Row: G. Whitesell, H. Pruden, R. Janulis, J. Tompkinson, J. Gillette, S. Musser, W. Gallagher, G. Farley, Coach C. Whittaker. Variety's the very s ;ice of life That gives it all its flavour. A Jf 3 program The American Field Service Program and the Herald Tribune forum are vitally important facets of school life at Burlington. Every year we are extended the privilege of having as our guest a student from another land for an entire year. This year Michiko Kamakura from Japan was our A.F.S. student sister . Because of the knowledge she departed to us about her country and customs, we the students of Burlington say to Mickey, Thank-you for a rewarding and enriching experience. February 8, 1965 was Parents' Night at Burlington. The foreign ex- change students, along with students of Burlington, conducted a panel discussion to inform the parents of the activities of the ex- change program. Mark Lucas, President of Student Council, presents Mickey with a gift from the entire student body at the Christmas Assembly. The International Dinner offered various delectable cuisine from foreign lands. Exchange students from the entire county were our guests. Students from around the world enjoy the tasty dinner. Lisette and Julio, our Herald Tribune Stu- dents from Greece and Brazil respectively pose in front of Mrs. Taylor's winning bulletin board. Excitement of football games—unforgettable birthday—big feast at Thanksgiving Day—Christmas—International Dinner and Ball—and so on. I don't know which should be the first to tell my family when I go back to Japan. But, I know I am going to take your wonder- ful friendliness and kindness with me. Let's go on to accomplish Understanding Through Friendship the theme of this year's International Ball. And thank you very much to all who support this exchange program and gave me such a wonder opportunity to come here. Michiko Komamura Cathy Petit, our lovely International Ball Queen, is crowned by Mayor Anthony T. Greski. Her court in- cludes B. Haley, C. Freck, M. Carr, B. Hammond, and N. Haines. The excitement of a Spanish bullfight provides an ex- cellent backdrop for three attractive couples. The enchantment of Japan is evident in this imaginative setting where Mickey and her escort are found. Foreign exchange students from around the world are pictured with the queen and her court. Refreshments are enjoyed by all those attending the Ball. The windmills of Holland turn to the music as two couples pause amid the fun. Jlntmuttumal futll The International Ball is an annual event sponsored by the Student Council of B.S.H.S. and the Burlington Rotary Club. The purpose of this festivity is to guarantee available funds for the exchange student program. The theme of this year's Ball, Understanding Through Friendship , proved to be a great suc- cess, and all those who attended, adults and students alike, were treated to a truly memorable occasion. Ill Junior plan The summer .night was bleak and stormy. At the suburban home of wealthy Alicia Un- derhill and her young bachelor son, David, a startling incident occurred. An unconscious girl was found outside in the road when David almost ran her over in his car. When she re- vived, she was unable to tell anyone about herself — she seemed to be suffering from amnesia. Thus, the scene was set for the Class of 1965's Junior Play. Under the able and willing direction of Mr. Herman Bocher, the first theatrical attempt made by the Class of 1965 proved to be a resounding success. DAVID: 'Isn't she wonderful? Captain Burke, homicide.' KAREN: Oh, I'm just a very junior reporter so far, but I have high hopes. WILL: How's our patient, this morning? 112 (the O') irl in the Main Jru y a JKemoraS e Jfeirloom JULIE: My, ain't they particular?' CAST JULIE______________________________Marie Murray THOMAS ................. Mike Zalot ALICIA UNDERHILL ..................Susan Steinmetz KAREN BENNETT .....................Pat Woodward DAVID UNDERHILL.............Bob Matarese NATALIE PRICE .............. Margie Carr EVE _______________________________linny Conroy WILL MOODY __________________ Don Ketels LARRY COTTON ............. Roger Titone ADDITIONAL CHARACTERS J. Matthews, T. Morelli, L. Anderson, M. Rob- ertson, P. Morrone, B. Stiles, S. Scott, P. Fabri- tiis, M. Brientnall. Top: ANNE: Oh, such a sweet child. Bottom: You're going to like it here. ODnunts in the -Stehi” ANNE: Oh, no, you didn't! j eninr |Jlatt The lights go down, the audience nushes, and the curtain goes up. The scene: a bleak and barren island. The characters: a teen-age centered family by the name of MacDonald who undergo many amusing situations. Thus the stage was set for the Class of 1965's production of Onions in the Stew, a comedy in three acts. And a comedy it was! Full of hilarious events like oxtails, bleached- blondes, and water-logged supplies. Under the imaginative direction of Mrs. Weiler, the seniors displayed here-to-fore un- known comical talents. It was an unexpected misfortune that Mrs. Weiler was unable to attend the performances. But, the show did go on under the guiding hand of Mr. Lowry Welch, who stepped in at the last moment, and did a remarkably creditable job in di- recting the successful comedy. Claude: Ugh, oxtails for dinner! CAST JOAN: This isn't any sailor; this is Grover.' JOAN Margie Carr ANNE Muriel Robertson BETTY Susan Steinmetz DON Roger Titone HOWARD Donald Ketels ROGER Jim Francemore CLAUDE Joel Fox ADDITIONAL CHARACTERS J. Ashton, P. Morrone, V. Degler, L. Pell, P. Lulis, L. Gaines, P. Woodward, N. Walton, P. Fabritiis, P. McGuire, C. Brune, S. English, R. Grabitz, J. Marchese, C. Taubel, C. Bennett, M. Zalot, L. Pearlman, R. Neff. 113 Some Enchanted Evening, the theme of the 1964 Junior-Senior Prom, was quite fitting as the Class of 1965 entertained the outgoing Senior Class of 1964. For the first time in the history of the school, the Prom was held outside Burlington Senior High School at the Cherry Hill Inn. A memorable and unforgettable eve- ning was enjoyed by all those attending. The highlight of the affair was the crown- ing of Miss Sandra Edge as Queen. The 1964 Prom was truly an evening of de- light and enchantment, and shall take a most prominent position in our valuable heirlooms of time past at Burlington Sen- ior High. The Junior Class Officers pause a moment during the evening's festivities. Left to right: M. Robertson, W. Epps, S. Steinmetz, N. Jacoby. Miss Sandra Edge, Queen of the 1964 Prom dances with her escort. 1964 3)untor-j§entor |3rnm Our lovely Junior girls chat as they enjoy the sparkling atmosphere of the Cherry Hill Inn. Left to right: C. Pettit, B. Pinto, N. Jacoby, S. Steinmetz, M. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Albano enjoy a dance. As one of our class sponsors, Mr. Albano willingly and unselfishly contributed to the success of the 1964 Prom. The dinner served was excellent and relished by all. November 7, 1964 was also Homecoming Day at BSHS for the Class of 1949. Bernadette Schensky was chosen Home- coming Queen, and at the evening's festivities reigned over the Junior-Senior Party. Her court included from left to right: Cathy Pettit, Nancy Haines, Beverly Hammond, and Carol Freck. The cafeteria takes on a gay mood as the guests enjoy refreshments. In accordance with the theme South Pa- cific, leis are presented to the girls in the refreshment line. The dance floor is crowded as everyone agreed that they could have danced all night. The first major festivity of the 1964-65 school year was the 1964 Junior-Senior Party. The efforts of the Class of 1965 proved to be worthwhile as the gym was magically trans- formed into a South Sea island, carrying out the theme of South Pacific. The atmosphere was gay and exuberant as everyone celebrated the Blue Devil victory over North -Burlington earlier in the day. The entire evening proved to be a tremendous suc- cess', and a truly memorable time, is now locked in our treasure chest of memories of Burlington Senior High School. Karen Siegler and Skip Michaels chat with the South Pacific in the background. National Ifmuir j orietjt To become a member of the National Honor Society is indeed a distinction. Each year, not more than five per cent of the junior class and not more than ten per cent of the senior class is accorded this honor. The requirements for admittance are rigid and not easily attained. A member must be of high moral character, possess qualities of leadership, have been of service to the school, and maintain a high scholastic record. The members are judged of these qualities by the faculty, and only the most worthy are selected. Those chosen are held in high regard by the student body, and reflect the model of excellence in education. The Honor Society members enter the auditorium for the induction procedures. R. Titone speaks on the value of scholar- ship. W. Epps reads the names of the new members. C. Arnao explains the attributes of a good leader. B. Stiles speaks of service to the school. P. Fabritiis tells the student body of the importance of character. 116 The new members of the Honor Society enter the auditorium. The student body looks on as the Honor Society proceeds. D. Abramson lights her candle. V. Kramarz receives her pin from Wade Epps. R. Freeman signs the membership book. The door opens to a day of knowledge • • • we are trained for a business world, far different from the one we now know . . . . . . The wonderful worlds of mathematics and science prepare us for the future . . . we are taught the proper manner of ex- pression a love and understanding for music is cultivated the magic of creativity is ours and the door closes. jlenttfr (llu' IJcar at a ('Matin' 1964-65 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFIC- ERS: M. Lucas, P. McGuire, N. Jacoby, J. Weil. SANDRA EDGE 1964 Prom Queen LIBRARY AIDES: Miss Maier and company. Assembly program on Java. Senior Play 1964 Junior-Senior Prom: Mr. Dotti, principal and faculty. Mary Pinto Carol Ann Marks Patricia Sherman Judi and Ernie John and Lee Neal and Cheryl R. H. Riker Tommy and Shirley Doris Nook Patti Nook Brian and Barbara Mr. Tomhard Dorothy Marshall Jimmie and Dareeno Carol OFarrow Russ and Nancy Michael J. Snyder Guy Guy Frank Johnson Gary Lindabury Charles Biancosino George R. Ballard Francis Brenna John George John A. Carnivale Frances E. Stiles Mrs. Nora Henry Charles Wilmerton Mr. Phil Swanberg Mr. Philip Patt Myron Jacques Family Mr. and Mrs. Sprague Mr. Wilson Witherow Thelma and Pete Volpe Arlene and Bob Taylor Mrs. Bessie Flippen Mrs. Lillian Walker Mr. Elmer Jones Mrs. Sarah Thompson Mrs. Kathryn Phillips Mrs. Mary D. Parent Mrs. William Sullivan Mrs. Mildred Antuzzi Mrs. Sue Eastburn Mrs. Jean Lowden Mrs. Gladys Howe Mrs. Marie Saunders Mrs. Helen Swanberg Mrs. Janet Sunberg Mary E. O'Farrow Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Johnson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Atzert Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fralinger Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jablonski Mr. and Mrs. A. Lazzarotti Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lippincott Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arnao Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lowden Mr. and Mrs. Myles Marks and Son Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grindle Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Calisti Mr. and Mrs. John Morray and Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mogel Debbie and Patty Pezzullo Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard Severns Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dixchert Mr. and Mrs. C. William Davies Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rasmussen Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chant Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tite Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whiteside Mr. and Mrs. Mac Crindle Mr. and Mrs. Baird Malseed Mr. and Mrs. William Hammon Mr. and Mrs. Selden Grooms Mr. and Mrs. William N. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Payne Mr. and Mrs. Elton A. Conda Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McGrath Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lawrence Capt. and Mrs. Emil J. Offner Mr. and Mrs. David O’Farrow Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pettit Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. James H. West Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Champion Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prentice Mr. and Mrs. John C. Nook Mr. and Mrs. Harold Riker Mr. and Mrs. William Riker MaJ. and Mrs. R. A. Ruhl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plack Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stiles Mr. and Mrs. Everett Norbury Mr. and Mrs. Neal P. Gallaher Mr. and Mrs. Robert Payne Mrs. Bertha Witherow Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Forwood Mr. and Mrs. Ray Throckmorton Mr. and Mrs. D. Chrzanowski Mr. and Mrs. R. Toscano Dr. and Mrs. Allen C. Aikens Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Lindabury Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ellis Mr. and Mrs. William Camec Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hettrick Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Main Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferranto Mr. and Mrs. John H. Taberer Mr. and Mrs. Floris M. Chapin Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lesko Mr. and Mrs. John Comegno Mr. and Mrs. Louis Yesaki Mrs. Leola Moore and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Arrain Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kowalski and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Giberson Mrs. Angio Arnao Loretta Mazur Dorothy Podiaza Robert Paglione Jadwiqa Bonick Frank Updike Butch and Linda Mr. and Mrs. Bakely Miss Wright B R Cold Cuts C. R. McConnell Mr. and Mrs. M. Bebel Paul Tapp Eugene R. Abdill Allan Plye Mrs. Mary Goldsby Dicky Covington Margaret Crandle Miss Ida Harris Mrs. Walter Clark Minnie Ola Rice Mr. and Mrs. Brune Miss Mary Randolph Marty 67 Mrs. Dorothy Clair Jo-Ann and Gary Diane and Warren Cathy Clarke Mrs. Luella Volz Mrs. Hopkins William Freck, Jr. Miss Alice Maier Joe Deola Dukie and Anita Tom Birkett John Hoefle Mrs. Sophie Zeppa Carol ana Chuck Mrs. D. Birgl Miss Edith Leonard Donna Leone Mrs. Rose Grabiec Rosemary and Linda Mr. Leon Grabitz Tony and Carol Mr. Ralph Carty Miss Judy Helken Mr. and Mrs. Ararat Tosoian Mr. and Mrs. Robert Helken Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Jim Mr. and Mrs. Roland Haines Mr. and Mrs. T. Eleuteri Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Enoch Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dzubryk Mr. and Mrs. John Weil Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Grabitz Pat Jacabucci's Mobile Mr. and Mrs. Glassman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cramer Mr. and Mrs. John Scully Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Scully Mr. and Mrs. William Freck Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farinelli Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. John Ferry Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hawk Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Cook and Sharon Mr. and Mrs. P. Pino and Lorraine Mr. and Mrs. James Alex Mr. and Mrs. Alton Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stinson Miss Judith Weil Mr. and Mrs. John Delap Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clift Mr. and Mrs. James Costello Mr. and Mrs. Henry Costello Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Clair Mr. and Mrs. Fred Costello Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harper Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cipriani Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bookbinder Mr. and Mrs. James J. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Podolak Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brining Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Burr Mr. and Mrs. William Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tuno Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zott Richard W. Cramer U.S.A.F. Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kiple Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Spiowak Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Reeves Jr. and Son Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown Mr. and Mrs. James Dinucci Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adams Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bovankovich Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Hennigs Mr. and Mrs. Harmer Bocci Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Aurich Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mulford Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dihucci Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Haines Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mazur Mr. and Mrs. Edward Abdill Mr. and Mrs. William Bridge Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius D. Hogan Dr. and Mrs. Jack Horwitz John, Burlington Diner Alma and Alex Carnivale Betty-Lou Marter and Joann Helhowski Burlington Township Democratic Club Scott and Nancy Mrs. Lelia Farah Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Smith Mr. and Mrs. William Hines Mr. and Mrs. J. Cobb and Family Chickie and Tracy Mr. and Mrs. James Buck and Family Mr. John Travies Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toranto, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tucci Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lough Miss Elsie Janson Mr. and Mrs. Franklin S. Janson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wainwright Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Purdy Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carti Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lomma Miss Nancy Janson Mr. and Mrs. John Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Warren Shinn The Shumake Twins Mr. and Mrs. Charles Janson A Friend Charles Brown Mr. and Mrs. A. Schipps Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caruso, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook Varsity Basketball Squad Mrs. Loanore Lontz Edward Stone Jean Toth Mrs. Mary Jackamonis Dr. Robert Mead Eileen Bodine Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Taubel Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howe Mrs. Dorothy A. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawkey Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wilkins, Sr. Miss Paula Kendall Mr. and Mrs. John Schonyers Mr. and Mrs. D. Robert Heal Loroy Taylor Shirley Tnompon Johnny Cake Mr. Thomas Ridgway Ann Buennan Margaret Rust Mr. and Mrs. R. Edge Wayne Page Fred Johnson Little M. Beauty Mr. and Mrs. William Appleton Pauline Corugno D. William Baird Brothertons Express George Patricks Mary McElwee Josoph Costor Judy and Debra Bridget Budgick Mr. and Mrs. W. Budgick Alexanders Inn Ray Richards, Prudential Agent Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marozzi Fileen Bodine 122 BEST WISHES FOR EVERY SUCCESS TO THE 1965 GRADUATES From the DIRECTORS, OFFICERS, AND EMPLOYEES of BURLINGTON BANK TRUST COMPANY BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION X X X X X Compliments of X X X X X THE RIKER DELAWARE CORPORATION La Gorce Square Shopping Center Rt. 130, Burlington, N. J. DU 6-4900 OCEAN ACRES LA GORCE MANOR APARTMENTS EDGEWATER BEACH APARTMENTS BURLINGTON INDUSTRIAL PARK X X X X X 24 iy Farm Food 'N' Ice Cream Lunches—Dinners—Sandwiches Fountain Fantasies MT. HOLLY ROAD AT SUNSET ROAD BURLINGTON, N. J. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 FEDERAL ST. ESSO SERVICENTER Rt. 130 and Federal St. BURLINGTON, N. J. Full Line of Atlas Prop. JOE TUNNEY. Prop. DUdley 7-1734 M.lZoLrh ' BEAUTY SALON 684 High St. Burlington, N. J. Open Daily 9-6 Thurs. 6, Fri. 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Good Luck Class of 1965 BURLINGTON NEW JERSEY From HOMEROOM BOS Compliments of FREEDMAN'S GIFT HOBBY SHOP 228 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. DU 6-0242 147 Sita'to?? ayov-t fyoujUe'c Ja 7C Co-fitWd' C mo Con?eyff r L wc a Comac s V r (f Mia. C on ray Shi ey C o-rdoTj C i.a'i'ft'nt Crave (jco'(j gc LXiv-it t 4s )]] D a'i'i axi'lyn Daur«i fZn )qv 4s Je't'ty Diacyyn Zy f nva ]1). Dflawy JoitjoZ Ozyj Ca'iolf )eZc4l L 0U 4 u J d4.X£T u D Ermim r F'tan Z D Mew 1 de 'aran Gary Domey )evfin Rof+xl 0 r7% loads f Zen D owc y anfty J dm I )otv ?7?y V!( ialV D avid, Wany Van ) jft Ttai M yjowcds lll c aeZ )evinb funftd, D dVtds 148 PHONE: 387-3700 Good Luck to the Class of 1965 M. J. DOYLE, INC. Mechanical Contractors ROUTE 130 BURLINGTON, N. J. Stihsow mrety hoefle • • ■ stiles ARol e VOOH • - • GlP � flNl • Lg£ LonT Z HA Or C.LIFT tnes FppiNCEA ofcg • d n ny cl i kb • - gog SNACK SHACK kathy L VD A £ LL «f C£ gAl AMTAU C � TFflKLty Sh INN PRT CM-1- 4 «� 0 CAfcOt- fiHA ON Z.HSRYL TQrtexw o 1 S.u.% AN MArtCet. RYANT EAt J£A I 'rt©° t' A’ULC.E' fibJLL.A M8f ELORtfNC£Pciff Con « Itc4l t t © the: cl igs of ‘65 BOX 155 BURLINGTON, N. J. BFI Phone: 386-1525 BURLINGTON FABRICATORS INC. ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING - MACHINERY - EQUIPMENT - COMPONENTS - WELDMENTS 149 GUS' TOMATO PIE AND SPAGHETTI DU 6-9752 State Highway Route 30 Burlington, N. J. Congratulations to the Class of '65 from STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL 502 Linden Street CAMDEN 2, NEW JERSEY Phone: WOodlawn 4-3369 May we invite you to visit our school at your convenience Complete Business Training—Refresher Courses—Summer School—Speed Building Courses in Gregg—Shorthand and Type- writing—Individual Instruction Day or Evening Classes Approved by N.J. State Dept, of Education DU 6-2411 DU 7-0377 Dart Coronet Polara Custom 880 POHLE DODGE INC. ROUTE 130, BURLINGTON, N. J. DUdley 6-1225 C. O. DIACZYNSKY BUILDERS M asonry—Ca rpentry—Roof i n g Enclosures—Storm Windows—Awnings Aluminum Siding 614 CHELTON AVE. BURLINGTON. N. J. THE FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 From the Main Office. 352 High Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY DU 6-2400 and Branch Office Sunset and Salem Rds. BURL TWP., N. J. DU 6-4643 BAND ORCHESTRA MAJORETTES COLOR GUARD All Savings Accounts Insured Up to $10,000 CURRENT DIVIDEND 4% 150 2 $!? fip « ssi I... PEFO«e 7 .A5$ 5a i XNetp q HAiRcdt 3T OSf LO« 6CASM «A-SCflftA 1 Vou? V rto ASK£t . L H6 D P fm cx Oieo TOO fi[(, £noc rtAie«pf«W(fl ItVtRSO ) faespati X CQ?l€V IT S ocP v� 4CH j )e Co u ©V mov'ie 6 X FORGOT THE PROrtl TICKETS! £.0fi0(7 ££ x ?ftSS6P TBotvEfS f«W 5 iftTOi? AL XT iS NoT A Tou© o«J THe niwitn's rea U)«s HAKD Announcing ROME ROOM TooTH Prttje y K 6 XTt THE (jew HApe C 0tf P6£ B 0A06Y T£5t zroraor ro srvry 7i ORE T r60ODU 9TB 77J S Year ,r r? 151 I Mo M f ft o vM 7 If Everybody Buys at BERNIE'S MEN'S SHOP Your Favorite Store for NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Official Distributors BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Uniforms—Equipment—Literature 317 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. 4—j I CARL C. CONTI. R. P. I 1 i urlington call du 6-125« drugs 610 HIGH STREET, BURLINGTON, N. J. Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 FASICK'S JEWELERS 241 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. DU 6-3445 Congratulations to the Class of ‘65 THE KEY CLUB 152 153 MR. MAW AH G'jAJDjurscj a fc 'KOp' cK c 'V, rr '•: t i 4, . y. J vy l v s c5 ,LI' ,CMr't M. 31C ft)OTE Mo QLLHI LITTLE ;ote5 t. J d «'•WtiLTol yores K ‘XSupi Fp ’“ ■•� «'— «L .taa .u« j p p i mm , S’ T0“' .SlL f i « ii“ '� «. A (tnufTra J T« J 9 I'FtecK d £cl w. eH xufL d C e� -MKE 9 d e Mkea Al Stm. Jo p 9 d j A� oeAsoiJ a T LawoeiJ £jj:no.fE 9 S..CoH£jJ s °'«EL) d J A-Opi upy s.n hhomxi. u iA i es g, 4e e «. • HErtTuMU. Compliments of RICHARD SMOLKA PLUMBING SUPPLY 1311 Belgrade Avenue BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Compliments of MACS KIDDIE WORLD Route 130 DU 6-2017 BURLINGTON, N. J. LUCAS MOTOR COMPANY ROUTE 130 AT COLUMBUS ROAD BURLINGTON Luke's 8 Happy Acres Shoes Hosiery Handbags Accessories The County's Most Complete Family Shoe Store 319 HIGH ST. BURLINGTON, N. J. CHILDREN’S WEAR BURLINGTON, N. J. DU 6-1122 Congratulations to the Class of 1965 from the BOWLING CLUB OF BURLINGTON SENIOR HIGH 155 H o me room XO 7 th X Joqn V D� Mana. Rose [Doe lie L ncfa Ourharn Carol Dzubryk Amtcx. Eleuieri Carol Enoch fat Fo.tritiis AUryAnn Ferry Carol L. Fr e.e£ L i nc oL Gi t hens Rose VKiarv hit-2 Bar ba.ra.lF H icJ(etfc Anne Hajertbey Vancy Ha nes BarbJ 0- Ho e Colora fu. I oct Q 5 C lass of '6 5 7 9ieve E nohsb Wade Ff ps T m £ EprifjEt inthvpositc l mce 7 «F?rry F arje Do na d E enn tTa.c,k Fenton CreraldFis her TofiJ A tarom Fo •Tim Franceniore Larry (? xt n S Bruce R (xallaake.r EveretERjEallaalior' A jorris Ca llaabe-r Way he (ra r v er 6h- jetf.reba.r Woc4 f pps — President { Iq ncy Ffai n e $ — it Pre sident FosCbiar ?ra j it-z - Student C ounei I Rep res Everett (jallayh 1 inceh it Fxpositt TreaSt� rer 156 ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS Compliments of Compliments of ROYAL POLSKY'S AUTO AND HOME SUPPLY MEN'S WEAR Firestone Dealer Burlington, N. J. Atlantic Service Station BOTANY SUITS BOSTONIAN SHOES Route 130, Burlington, N. J. PHONE DU 6-4400 HOMEROOM 203 Best of Luck to Congratulates THE CLASS OF '65 the Class of 1965 From MRS. McKENNA'S GANG in HOMEROOM 305 Patricia Tomasetti Edith Weiser Doris Turner Jeffrey Wendle Jean Turner Preston Williams Peter Valonis Thomas Wilson Joseph Van Loan Joanne Witherow Vincent Versaci David Wolf James Walsh Maxine Woodward Patricia Walter Cheryl Yoos Chester Walters Michael Yosa David Warren Nancy Zalot Daniel Webb Charles Zecco Janet Weidman Mark Wunder Linda Weimann Mr. Porter BURLINGTON SPORT CENTER A COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTING GOODS Spalding— MacGregor Wilson and Rawlings Distributor DUdley 7-1144 328 HIGH STREET BURLINGTON 157 THEODORE R. CLAIR, Ph.G. Prescription — Pharmacist Broad and York Streets BURLINGTON, N. J. DU 6-0170 OPEN EVENINGS HAIRSTYLING COLORING CHARM SHOPPE Specializing in Permanent Waving DUdley 7-9829 239 HIGH STREET AIR CONDITIONED BURLINGTON, N. J. TOMER'S DUdley 7-1433 ELECTRICAL SERVICE VINCE'S SHOES ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Deb-Ettes and Benetti for Women Wiring Supplies—Fixtures 24-Hour Emergency Service 1805 HIGH STREET Phone: DUdley 6-0720 Chapman's Shaw Toddlers to Teens For Men and Teenagers 341 HIGH ST., BURLINGTON, N. J. B RITE-WAY EDWIN B. TAYLOR CAR WASH INSURANCE Speed With Quality Rt. 130 and Wood Street Burlington, N. J. DU 6-9800 JOSHUA TAYLOR CO. Since 1875 321 High St. BURLINGTON, N. J. WM. MEASEY SONS SCHORR'S DEPARTMENT STORES High and Morris Wrightstown Road Burlington, N. J. Cookstown, N. J. Florist Woodlane Road 402 Jones Ave. Burlington, N. J. DU 6-0068 Edgewater Park BURLINGTON COUNTY’S FAVORITE SHOPPING CENTER for Toys, Garden Supplies, Housewares, and Outdoor Living Supplies 158 Always 24,000 Sq. Ft. of FREE PARKING IN OUR PAVED LOT Tires Batteries Accessories Pick-Up and Delivery CARUSO BROTHERS' SERVICE STATIONS U.S. Route 130 and Salem Road Phone: DUdley 6-9805 Washing MobMj OPEN 24 HOURS U.S. Route 130 and Jackson St. Burlington, N. J. Phone: DUdley 6-9860 Lubrication DUdley 6-0466 If It’s Insurance or Real Estate, See . . HUGH S. MORRIS AGENCY JOHN HARRISON Established 1913 442 High Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY The- T. . l. A is A Lui C of “ ■ • . vj The past is only the present become invisible and mute; and because it is invisible and mute. Come sit and share with us treasured memories of our its memoried glances and its murmurs are infinitely precious. We are tomorrow's past ' from Precious Bane by Mary Webb. irrecoverable experiences at Burlington Senior High School.