Edison High School - Talon Yearbook (Edison, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1970 volume:

TALON Volume XI Edison Township High School Edison, New JerseyBeneath Mr. Lo Maestro's stoic exterior one moy find not only an idealist, but a romantic os well. And so we hove chosen the sonnet, the most romantic of all forms of poetry, to express our appreciation and gratitude for oil he has done and will continue to do for the students of Edison High School. 2Dedication Ah — there ore many oft repeated words And vain attempts by those whose minds he's touched. To describe that which describing only blurs. For clarity of explanation clutched. Slips through the fingers of a searching mind. But this one guides the blind out of the night. Out of the darkness, our direction defined. We continue to seek the awaiting light. That light, deeply penetrating, ne'er beset. Remains with us for all eternity. Though none can endeovor to repay the debt. The bounds of his influence surpass infinity. The Teocher — transforming to strength our weakness Empowers us to defeat impending obliqueness.This is a book that has recorded time; it is also a book that is timeless. Captured in our images are memories that will long be cherished, never fading; their imprint will be everlasting. These moments — some triumphant, others disappointing — contribute to the foundations of our futures. But time, so limited, so demanding, deprives us of the leisure to reflect. We will laugh at some of our experiences and hopefully learn from others. We will remember many of them as exciting and new, but we will also see familiar ones with a spark, kindling a fresh awareness. All of them should be remembered, primarily for the happiness they gave us, for enjoyment is the essence. This book is written about the many seasons of our time. Come along through these pages and let us see ourselves. We shall begin at our beginning . . .7LEO F. SCANLON, Principal Congratulations to the members of the Class of 1970 on your graduation. I would also like to commend the class for its sense of responsibility and reason in ap- proaching and overcoming problems which developed during the year. It is evident that you understand and appreciate the democratic ideals of our country. Leo F. Scanlon, Principal 10 FRANK POSKAITIS, Vice Principal C, JOSEPH MASSER, Vice Principal AdministrationMORTON CRESPY Seton Holl University, M.A. Ed. HELEN B. SALLITT Rutgers University, B.S.CATHERINE DE VITO Long Island University, B.S. KATHRYN FARRELL College Misericordia, B.S. HARRY J. THORSEN Rider College, M.A. RHODY M. JONES Immaculato College, B.S. 12 SHIRLEY WALTERS St. Paul's College, B.S.DOLORES C. GIOFFRE, Chairman Trenton State College, B.S. CAROL BROWN Montclair State College, B.A. CAROLYN MARTIN Rider College, B.S. Business Education Not Pictured: WILLIAM RICE VINCENT CAPRARO Seton Hall University, M.A. ROSE GLANZROCK Trenton State College, B.A. 13ANITA RENZI University of Dayton, B.A. ROBERT DeHANES Monmouth College, B.S. JUDITH B. ANDERSON Cedar Crest College, B.A. DORINDA TOOKER Montclair State College, A.B. JAMES Di NARDO Seton Hall University, M.A.Mathematics DORIS EHRLICH Hunter College, B.A. MILDRED HARRISON William Smith University, A.B. HOWARD GERBER Upsalo College, B.S. NANCY TERINGER Trenton State College, B.A. CHARLES F. TRAVIS Montclair State College, M.A. 15English JAMES OLIVER Boston University, M.A. JOSEPH KOSLICK King's College, B.A. DORIS ONDER East Stroudsburg State, B.S. JOHANNA GONZALEZ Paterson State College, B.A. .i 16HELEN DEVERIN Montclair State College, B.A. ARNOLD Lo MAESTRA Rutgers University, M.S. PETER CAMPBELL, Chairman Rutgers University, M.Ed. MacFARLAND SHACKELFORD College of William and Mary, B.S. PATRICIA DUDASH Georgian Court College, B.A. COLUMBIA DRILOCK Seton Hall University, M.A. BEVERLY COHEN Douglass College, B.A. 17E IDA SCOTTI Douglass College, B.A. CONCETTA De CARO Hunter College, B.A. BEVERLY BREITKOPF Douglass College, B.A. MARGARET CLARKHome Economics ELLEN T. DONAHAY, Chairman Rutgers University, Ed.M. LANA SCHEMPP Douglass College, B.S. RUTH M. WALSH New York University, B.S. MARION MAJESKI Cornell University, B.S. CAROL A. RAGANELLI College Misericordia, B.S. 19BLANCHE LAMPRAKOS Dougloss College, A.B. LYDIA GARB Rider College, B.A. DONALD G. METTLER, Acting Chairman Rutgers State University, Ed.M. h mmmmm ELVIA A. FERRER Wagner College, B.A. CARMELA GAITO Montclair State, B.A.SUSAN CREUTZ Douglass College, B.A. CATHERINE R. KEEN Douglass College, B.A. Foreign Languages RICHARD F. TRACY Rutgers University, B.$. EDITH VONOCZKY Middlebury College, M.A. HELEN L. KOLBAY German Charles University, Prague, Ph.D.Science ROBERT THOMPSON Texas A I University, B.A. JOHN E. HUDANISH Montclair State College, A.B. MICHAEL KAPLAN Montclair State College, B.A. MARGARET CALAMONERI Seton Hall University, M.A. LOUIS De MARIA Seton Hall University, B.S.ROGER SHULAS American University, B.S. WILLIAM JACOBSON New York University, B.A.E. Seton Hall University, M.A. MILLICENT WOLPERT Douglass College, B.A. 23JAMES A. PAUCH Newark State University, B.A. DOUGLAS WALKER Newark State College, B.A. THOMAS SCHRODER Newark State College, B.A. JAMES LYNCH Montcloir State College, M.A. LAWRENCE WHITE Newark State College, B.S. WINSTON HUGHES, Chairman Trenton State College, M.A.Related Arts RUTH OESE Suny ot Buffolo, B.S. BERNARD STARK Columbia University, M.A. LAWRENCE ACCIANI Kent State University, B.F.A JOHN COE Trenton State College, B.A. LOWELL WERNER Upsala College, B.S. WILLIAM LEWIS Fairleigh Dickinson University, M.S. 25Social Studies GEORGE MAKO Seton Hall University, M.A. ROBERT W. WIMMER Seton Hall University, M.A. 26HENRY C. TALARSKY Bloomsburg State, B.S. ROBERT PATEY Brodley University, B.$. JAMES O LEARY Duke University, M.A. THOMAS F. KELLY Newark State College, M.A. 27RICHARD MILLER Newark State College, B.A. CAROL A. REILLY Georgian Court College, B.A. FRED R. KUZMA Newark State College, B.A. JOHN R. ANDERSONm Not Pictured: RUTH FRANKL PoTCnD np Attendance Officer I C J U llll vlT DELORES Le VAN, R.N. Jersey City State College, B.A. BUENA ROSENBLOOM, Librarian Douglass College, B.S. DR. JOHN R. OROS School Psychologist MARGARET DeMERS, R.N., St. Elizabeth Hospital DR. CHARLES GANDEK School Physician CAROL FRY, Librarian U.C.L.A., M.S. 29MARY ANN GELSINON George Woshington University, B.S. 30 ELIZABETH KERR W. Chester State College, PH.E. EDWARD PRIMKA Rutgers University, M.Ed. KENNETH CARKHUFF, JR. Rutgers State University, B.S. CONSTANCE H. DREYER Jersey City State College, B.S. FRANN ROSENBLUM U.C.L.A., B.S.CHRISTOPHER GUSSIS Rutgers University, M.Ed. OLLIE SMITH, Chairman Rutgers University, M.Ed. FRANKIE REDD, Trainer Physical Therapist ROBERT COWARD W. Chester State College, B.S. 31CHARLES BOYLE Superintendent of Schools DR. JOSEPH KRESKEY Asst. Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION CHARLES SCHWEITZER RICHARD JAGO Director of Adult Education Assistant Superintendent 32MRS. VIRGINIA LATHAM MISS KATHLEEN MYSLINSKI Secretaries MRS. JOSEPHINE WARD Not Pictured MRS. ELEANOR MAHER MISS ANGELA SANSOTERA MRS. EVELYN SMOLIGA MRS. KATHRYN KLIPPHAHN MRS. SHIRLEY HINDENLANGBonfire Sparks Season i 36Enthusiasm Rises as Feathers Fly 4041VARSITY: 1st Row T. Griffin, V. Granis, T. Wernick, L. Polkx, J. Reoder, J. Bridge. 0. Zock, B. McLaughlin, C. Wyott, B. Jockson, M. Amoniero. 2nd Row Coach Capraro. D. Von Duyne, T. Jaffurs, J. Furst, J. Rispoli, G. Dodo. J. Phieffer, J. Govigan. R. Buck, T, Vickory, H. Jones, D. Simon, Coach Mako. 3rd Row: Cooch Hoydo. J. Creed, K. Latham, A. Soutiel, C. 8oran, K. Latham, M. Hurst, B. Havens, T. Powoski, B. Jackson, Coach Krychowecky. 4th Row. A. Rothlcin, R. King, N. Reddington, W. Miller, V. 8uscaino, B. Slusser, R. Kovotch, J. Reb- mon, D. Smith, B. Shcbal, P. Carrara, G. Pociello, D. Willioms. EDISON u RECORD 2-7 Perth Amboy 20 EDISON 41 New Brunswick 18 EDISON 10 Union 59 EDISON 6 Colonia 0 EDISON 6 Bridgewater- Rantar West 15 EDISON 6 fF. Kennedy 26 EDISON 28 Lmden 36 EDISON J. P. Stevens 31 EDISON Woodbridge 12 John Bridge, Co aptain GUARD Jock Reader, Co-captain QUARTERBACK Football Plagued by a season of injuries and inexperience. Coach Vince Capraro and his boys finished the season with a 2-7 record. Looking ahead to next year. Coach Capraro foresees a better season com- posed of experienced Juniors and So- phomores.Vine® Gronij — TACKLE Bob McLaughlin — GUARO 43Tom Wemkk - END Dove Zock - CENTER Bob Jockson — GUARDJ.V. TEAM: hi Row: N. Reddington, W. Miller, V. Buscoino, B. Slusser, R. Kovotch, J. Rebmon, B. Havens, T. Powoski, P. Carrara, B. Jackson, 0. Williams. 2nd Row: R. Byard, D. Hopewell, R. King, A. Rothlein, 0. Smith, G. Poetelio, B. Shebel, J. OufJy, L. Altivillo, B. Evans — Manager. 3rd Row: B. Porter, P. Sonsouci, W. Cheng, G. Cavcnoygh, D. DeFronk, L. Porri, H. Terzian, S. Domino, C. Prangay, M. Marion. 45Helen Boscomo Varsity Cheerleaders Sue Robinson, Eagle Mascot Potti Reynolds, Joanne Sehian, Marge Oi Rienzo, Jody Morns, Noreen Hynes, Rosonne Virgili, Sue Robinson, Joan Oippel, Kathy Froit, Rhonda Lustig, Barbara O'Shea, Helen Boscomo, Corot Foos. J.V. Cheerleaders Front: N. Drowal. 2nd Row. J. Piccolomini, L. Motsey, M. Weingarl, E. Loflin. 3rd Row.- D. Sheridan, P. Kohn, 0. Dzincielewski. 47Kneeling, l-r: D. Kreykenbohm, 8. C«ti, C. McKnight, A. Moncuso, L. Donato, K. Viegelmonn, R. MiroglioMo, H, Adolbcrg, $. Bolond, S. Domna. Standing, l-r $. Bode. K. lynch, $. Miller, K. Ballot, K. Finnegan, E. McGlynn, A. Reed. D. Zatrepolek, V. Namiat, B. Taylor, I. MocDonold, P. Noonan, C. Kovotch, I. Canavera, C. Keider. 48Flag Twirlers Debbie Shipkin Melon ie Sokol Jone Morrcole Morgoret Morion, Lieutenant tec Sdtudc Goyle Borden Colleen Deegan, Co Coptam Left to right. C. Deegan - CoCoptom, A. Boltov. G. Borden. I. Schuck. D. Shipkin, D. Kroon, P. O'Neill - Coptam, M. Sokol. C. Hormon, D. Dixon, J. Morrcole, P. Marion - lieutenont. Pot O'Neill, CoptoinBATON TWIRIERS Kneeling- J. Wyott, H. Sxemereto. M. Sontoluoo J. Blosiko. I. Dunlop, D. Yotiko. I. Holey Standing C. Andcrion. C. Shrobo (Lieu .). K. Soundcfi(Lieut.), P. Rodobough (Co-Copt.), J. Rodford (Copt.).IllRecord 0-13 EDISON 35 South Plainfield 18 EDISON 34 Thomas Jefferson 22 EDISON 41 St. Peters 17 EDISON 42 New Brunswick 20 EDISON 41 Woodbridge 18 EDISON 41 J. F. Kennedy 23 EDISON 44 Colonia 18 EDISON 47 Union 16 EDISON 44 St. Joseph 18 EDISON 47 J. P. Stevens 16 EDISON 34 Madison 23 EDISON 30 Cedar Ridge 27 EDISON 42 East Brunswick 16 54I jf ?ow: M. Sptlzmillcr, 8. Cvzzo. A. Minior, F. Fiorcllo. 2nd flow: T. Phillips, D. Fronkl. P. Calisc, C. lokemon. 3rd flow E. Podloski, B. Schroeder. S. Beaver. M Gab- ney, Mr. Koslick, Cooch. Cross-Country The 1969 Cross Country season has been one of transition and rebuilding. With the loss of last year's seniors. Coach Koslick has worked with Co-Captain Phil Calise and Co-Captain Chuck Lokeman, trying to rebuild the squad. The Har- riers hope next year to improve their 0-13 rec- ord. COACH KOSLICKSteve Beaver 56 Phil Calise, Co-Captainmm. up ■Wm Andy Minton Chuck lokeman, Co-Captain 57 Ed PodlaskiGary HarmonVarsity Soccer Despite the loss of valuable players, the soc- cer team rebuilt their squad and returned with a roaring 10-5-1 record for the season. Outstanding performances were exhibited by Tom Hurley, who placed in the 1st teams of All County and All State and by Gene Sarrat, who placed in the 3rd team of All County. RECORD 10-5-1 EDISON 1 Perth Amboy 0 EDISON 1 Colonia 1 EDISON 4 Woodbridge 0 EDISON 0 East Brunswick 1 EDISON 3 J. F. Kennedy 0 EDISON 3 Madison Twp. 0 EDISON 0 Colonia 1 EDISON 1 East Brunswick 4 EDISON 1 Plainfield 0 EDISON 3 Madison Twp. 0 EDISON 3 Perth Amboy 0 EDISON 0 Sayreville 1 EDISON 1 J. P. Stevens 2 EDISON 4 J. F. Kennedy 1 EDISON 2 Woodbridge 0 EDISON 2 J. P. Stevens 1 VARSITY: P. Giroux, G. White. D. Solingo, C. Moybin, J. Monus, H. Adelberg — Mancger, T. Wilson, J. Hudak, T. Hurley, G. Sorrot, J. Weis , G. Harmon, T. Wen , I. Fcldmon, A. Thomos, G. Williston, P. Solingo, Coach Primko, Coach Reilly.Gene Sorrot, Co-Coptoin All-County, 3rd Team Tom Hurley. Co-Coptoin All-State, 1st Team - Group 4 All-County, 1st Teom 60 Joe MonusJohn Weisz COACH PR1MKA J.V. Team J f Row.- T. Doyon, A. Phillips, C. Niemork. R. leibowicz, J. Stolten- berg. W. Redmond- 2nd Row P. leonord, M Hedzenroder. R. Konyu, B. Fosono, R. Wojhonjlcy, J. Coiolo, T. Lc-’c. 3rd Row.- C. Urr, M. Bonk}, H. Prolog. J. Timmerman, T. Schmidt. J. Hadley, Cooch Reilly. 62Mr. Fall Varsity Winner — Dove Zack Edison's Ugly Boy Contest Jimmy Corcoran Milton Alvarez Mike Porubsky 64CAST Mr Tony Peterson John Wirt Mill Sanders......................................David Ille» Janet Young Scheilo Christionsen Jocko Guthrie...................................John Zoworo Elvc Hunter Dtane Mosolf Andy Fulbright.........................Kevin Fox, Jim Girvon Bock O'Haro Morfy Slovinsky lorry Fuller....................................Lindo di Dorio Nancy leverage Gail Skoropsky Miss Irene Burgess..............................Donna Rosenthal 66Sylvia Moore.............................Mary Margaret McGinn Usherette! Billie Hamdfirb, Debbie Zatrepalck Joan While April keed 1st Woman Ann Filocco Miss Carolyn Moran Emily Kimber Mr. Richard Lcvcridgc Mark Silk Mr. Norman Carter Joe Flaherty 2nd Woman Vicky Montanino Miss Hcnrctfa Rivers Marta Pardo Wolk-On Jimmy Corcoran Kyle Roberts Kathy Kimber 67Student Government OFFICERS Stated: M. Azanger, V. Pres; M. Ford, Pres; C. D'Aquila, Treas. Standing: A.Thomoi, Rec. See.; L Popp, Cor. See. Row I: l. Papp; M. Azoivger; M. Ford; C. D Aquila; A. Thomas. Row II: l. di Dario; C. Depto; R. MirogltoMIo; I. Polinkos; A. Burns; R. Weiss; M. Gross; L. Massey; P. Reynolds; A, Rosenfeld; Mr. Klein, Adv.: Mr. Kelly, Adv. Row III: L. Reid, D. Rosenthal; J. Nodon; 0. Zatrepalek; S. Lighlner; J. Hadley; H. SzemeretO; K. Wolshlto,- C. Doyon, K. McMahon.Row JV: Mike Spitzmillcr; L, Kopscondi; R. Ford; B. Taylor,- J. Morns,- C. Wilenbrock; L Poyfy; J. Roth; I. Donoto; I. Sledd; M. Gulotfa. Row V. D. Szierjeco; J. Flaherty; C. Anderson,- F. Fekele; M. Porubski; L. Catola,- K. Fox; F. Wali- jeski; K. Campbell,- B. Dovis,- R. Orumhellcr.69 Row I: A. Weingort; R. Mirogliotti; D. Koif; J. Stobile; J. Dippet; B. Kotchen. Row II. S. 8ode; C. Greco; K. Bellas; P. O'Neill; S Seminaro. Row III: F. Fekete; J. Goodie,- C. Lockwood; P. Radoboogh; M. Sokol; A. Reed. Row IV R. Drumheller,- R. Mokcn; B. Pugliti; S. Price,- V. Nomi»; S. Boiler. Row I: N. PimWo; $. Kifkmon; 0. Hutchinson; I. Stewort; A. Ritz; C. Foss; Mi. Trocey, Adv. Row II: V. Appel; J. Honsen; M. Sontolus- cio; D. Amper; K. McMohon; V. Anjos, D. Cullen. Row III: M. GuloMo; R. Lvstig, 0. Dixon, I Kopsondi; P. Hrenik; C. Hormon; N. Un- derwood. Row IV. P Rcimschneider; P. Hoines; D. Kroon; N. Pellignni; B. lolley; M. Russo,- J. Wyott. 70Sophomore Class OFFICERS R. Wei». V. Pres.; L. Mufson, Pres, (sittings N. Drwol, Treos; P Rosen, Sec Row i B. Rivero; P Costello, P. Lockwood; D. Guido; R. Weiss; E. loom; K. Kulminski. Row If M. lowbe . B. Amano, P. Geibcr; P. Rosen,). Schicontono; D. DiMico. Row III; P Abrams; i. Roth; F. Melnick; B. Hommelfarb,- 8. Grobowski; 0. Fontoneros. Row IV: N. Drwol; K. Kona, I. Oovid; R. Uff; L. Mufson; S. levin. 71X -'■ ' • •i 1 For the listener, who listens in the snow, And, nothing himself, beholds Nothing that is .not there and the nothing that is. Wallace Stevens 737475VARSITY TEAM RECORO 13-11 Edison 50 Colonia 73 Edison 59 Eos» Brunswick 67 Edison 65 J. P. Stevens 58 Edison 75 Madison 68 Edison 78 Modison 57 Edison 44 Perth Amboy 67 Edison 60 Soyrcvillc 63 Edison 72 Cedor Ridge 55 Edison 72 Madison 62 Edison 66 Colonia 58 Edison 53 New Brunswick 70 Edison 48 Cedar Ridge 56 Edison 61 Perth Amboy 75 Edison 80 J. F. Kennedy 59 Edison 97 Soyreville 67 Edison 69 J. P. Stevens 54 Edison 57 Woodbridge 49 Edison 94 East Brunswick 86 Edison 69 J. F. Kennedy 53 Edison 58 New Brunswick 90 Edison 61 Perth Amboy 84 Edison 50 Woodbridge 51 Edison 68 Corteret 55 Edison 53 Perth Amboy 65 First Row, I r. R. Terzion, Mgr.; M. Hurst; G. Borvoi; M. Broender, S. Weiner; E. Meltzer; B. Colomonen. Second Row: J. Reader,- F. Brooks; R. Celeste; T. McKenzie; J. Zolinsky; L. Coiolo; V. Usenko; Cooch Bob Coword. Under the leadership of Coach Bob Coward, the Edison Basket- ball team compiled an outstanding record by dazzling their rivals with their skill and agility. Outstanding performances were given by George Banos, Lou Caiola, Trip Brooks, Jack Reader, Bill Calo- moneri, Rich Celeste, and Tom McKenzie. Basketball 77Jock Reodor. Co-coptom low Coiolo, Co-captainTrip Brooks Vic Usenko Bill Colomoneri 79 . V. Team Firti Row: 8. Thomos; 8. Suriano; T. Brommett; T. Powoski; D. Ho- pewell; W. Fiorino. Second Row: Coach Koslick; M. Bloom,- S. Fel- lows; D. Fronkel; M. Mufson; J. Ayotte; W. Bernard. Third Bow. R. Byord; J. Hoefcli; K. Sklor,- K. Fitzgerald; 8. Sheba I; 8. Hovem.VARSITY TEAM: 1st Row: J. Seminora, G. Defide, W. Sobovick, J. Duffy, R. Jockion, M. Monui, M. lonni, J. Koutsonikoj. 2nd Row: Cooch Lewii, D. Pemberton, T. McGinn, J. Furit, J. Stanke, J. Bridge, R. McLaughlin, B. DeFroncio, Cooch Pogoch. Wrestling RECORD 8-5 EDISON 12 Hunterdon Central 26 EDISON 33 New Brunswick 13 EDISON 27 Bridgewater West 19 EDISON 38 Woodbridge 8 EDISON 12 East Brunswick 28 EDISON 21 Piscataway 23 EDISON 33 Madison 13 EDISON 18 Cedar Ridge 21 EDISON 32 Colonia 10 EDISON 32 South Plainfield 18 EDISON 41 Plainfield 8 EDISON 11 J. P. Stevens 30 EDISON 32 Perth Amboy 12 Coach Ken Pagach, Captain Mario lanni and Co-captain Bob Jackson led the EHS wrestling team to a successful finish with 8 wins and 5 losses. The matmen's record is enhanced by the titles won in district, county, and state tournaments. 81 Coach PogochMorio loom — Coptoin 130 Ibi. County Champion District 21 Champion Regional Champion State Champion 82 Bob Jockion — Co coptom 123 Ibi.Bob Mcloughlin - 148 lbs. 2nd Ploce County Champion Joe Monus — 123 lbs. 4th Ploce County Champion John Bridge 157 lbs.J.V. Ilf Row(lr)W. Miller, K. Foricoi, T. Moloney, C. Bell. J. Fiorel- lo, 0. Corrctto. 2nd Row: G. D'Aliegro, M. Morion, R. King, R. Vlief, T. Joffurs, H. Jones. 3rd Row; K. Rofhlein, M. McGinnis, G. Cavanaugh. K. Sullivan, J. Musso, l. Porri, T. Alfivillo, S. Domino, V. Redingcr, G. 8urrue, G. Young, J. Vierro, J. McGetty, Cooch Lewis. 84I it Row. T. Phillips, J. Sworcn, F. Fiordlo, M. Luster, J, Kirkpatrick, M, Porubiky, A. Minton. 2nd Row: T. Sindone, W. Evans, T. Vickory, P. Calise, W. Surdyko, P. Wolijeski, G. Fildes, J. Susswein, L. Hofncr. 3rd Row-. K. Viegclmonn-mgr.; A. Saltiel, W. Porter, K. Dzuban, G. Goedesky, M. Spitzmiller, L. Mufson, M. Gobnoy, J. Boles, R. Kovotch, J, Willcnbrock - mgr.; L. Donato - mgr. 4th Row: Cooch Potey, H. Whiling, P. Stefoni, J. Gavigan, A. Frozee, K. Von Doren, R. Schroeder, S. Beover, E. Podlaski, K. Horrison, Cooch O'leory. Winter Track The Winter Track season ended with 4 wins and 5 losses. The '70 team members were truly outstanding, tying several records and shattering others. Pacesetters were Mike Luster, John Kirkpatrick, Dave Simon, and Jim Boles. Coaches O'Leary and Patey, along with the Co- captains were satisfied with the results of this season. RECORD 4-5 Edison 29 Colonia 48 Edison 26Vi Woodbridge 50 J Edison 24 Highland Pork 44 Edison 281 New Brunswick 19 Edison 28 J East Brunswick 371 Edison 44 J. P. Stevens 33 Edison 56 Carteret 21 Edison 52 Sayreville 25 Edison 29 J. F. Kennedy 48 85Mike loiter, Co-captain Frank Fiorello, Co-captain John Kirkpatrick. Co-coptoin 86Andy Minton, Phil Calise, Steve 8eavcr 87 Ed Podloski, Joy Susswein, Bob SchroedcrThey blossom, and then"MfACMMtt CMRLK KOHiC "Here's The World War I Flying Ace 90 "There is no team like the best team"91 "Happiness is . . "This is for you Patty, happy now?"921st Row; Coach Kuzmo, G. Bonos, P. Tagoriello, A. Gbelli, J. Rispoli, K. Longer, M. Broender, Cooch Corkhoff. 2nd Row: B. Soriano - mgr., A. Miskiel, G. Zordovets, L. Pollex, K. Weigman, T. Groom, R. Terzton - mgr. 3rd Row: J. Bosso, C. Moiller, A. Thomos, R. Shebel, D. De Loco, W. Schuck. Baseball This spring we can all look forward to a fantastic baseball season. Coaches Carkhuff and Kuzma are con- fident of success. Greater team strength will surely be added by Co-captains Gary Zardavets and George Banos, aided by the abundance of experienced seniors. Tony Miskiel, Ken Longer, Lorry Pollex 938im Thomoj, Tom Groom, Craig MoillerMario! After a 26-0 season record, 130 pound EHS cap- tain, Mario lanni, topped off his high school wres- tling career by winning the State title for his weight class. "The very fact that he made it speaks for it- self," says Mr. Pagach, "It’s a crowning achieve- ment." Good work, Mario, and congratulations! 95 STATE CHAMP!National Honor Society Seniors Row 1: C. Moken, M. Pordo, D. Hcoron, H. Buscoino, J. Rod ford, A. Schuster. Row 2. D. Fox, N. Hynes, R. Tech, D. Gubinski, E. McGlynn, K. Cohen, K. Seogo. Row 3: A. Koplon, D. Bfyont, R. Terzion, P. Lanxjnno, J. Rcider, S. Andrejco, S. Krog, J. Anderson. Row 4: L. Pollex, V. Usenko, D. Jobbins, R. Mokon, W. Adams, W. Sullivan, I. Feldmon. 96'70 Inductees Character, Service, Leadership, Scholarship Juniors Row 1: K. Mooney, B. Wing, A. Ritx, 0. Chupelo, V. Li», A. Thomos, C. Depto, S. Klormon, P. Fudge. D. Kollmon, C. Prol, M. Sontolueio. Row 2. J. Honsen, A. Sowinski, R. Horris, D. Amper, L. Reid, M. DcRicnso, £. Demctroulokos, E. Greenfield, B. Horn, T. Phillips. Row 3 J. Rospoli, W. Fodor, M. Gulotto, R. Ford, R. Lustig, M. Uhl. 0. Musolf, C. D'Aquilo. B. Riemschnetder, J. D Angiolillo. Row 4. R. Molone, A. Soltiel, 0, Simon, 8. Bower. P Beki- orino, R. Eisenhut, 8. Borhom, 0. Lee, T. Molozdro. J. Zolinsky. 97Kneeing. Co-captains J. Kirkpotrick, M. Luster. In Row: G. Fildes, A. Minton, M. Porupsky, C. Bell. G. Difede, S. Domino, J. Sworen, R. Vondcrbeo, N. Pen- nington. R. Willioms. 2nd Row W. Evons, C. Lokemon, T. Griffin, G. Dodo, R. Adorns, T. McCormick, M. Michoelson. P Wolijeski, T. Phillips, M. Morion. 3rd Row. M. Amamero. 8. Bonomico, J. Creed, R. Kovotch. W. Porter, R. Stevenson, S. 8eovcr. J. Govigon. 4th Row P. Caltse, M. Hurst, D. DeFronk, M Spitzmil- ler, R. Schroeder, W. Furnio, J. Bowers. T. Ahlers. 5fh Row.- G. Goedesky, D. Von Duyne, J. Boles, A. Soltiel, D. Simon, H. Whiting, K. Von Doren. 6th Row. Coach O'Leary; Cooch Zippnch; Cooch Potcy; A. Froze , L. Coiolo. C. Wyott. J. Susswein, Coach Coproro. Spring Track According to Co-coptains John Kirkpatrick and Mike Luster, the 1970 Spring Track Team is in the running for another victorious season under the at- tentive eyes of coaches O'Leary and Patey. Our trackmen are anticipating a record-breaking race to the finish.100101I was drifting going no place Hypnotized by sunshine Rod McKuenELAINE K. ABBATE ''Little One" . . . enjoys to make new friends . . . piano-playing in her spare time . . . the world of business awaits. SHARON GERTRUDE ABRAMS Smiling "Abie" enjoys learning and friends . . . will be teaching math during the week, painting on weekends. WILLIAM E. ADAMS College waits for golf-minded "Ads" . . . lack of school spirit a down for this college bound senior. HELENE LAURIE ADELBERG "Berg" . . . Blabber mouths and SJ meet- ings bothersome . . . remembers soccer and football gomes — watching them, that is . . . a future in nursing. DARLENE LEAH ALVAREZ "Shorty" . . . enjoys dancing . . . will long remember the dress code change at EHS . . . future social worker. MILTON E. ALVAREZ Football games and sophomore gym class fond memories for "Milt" . . . Up with surf- ing . . . down with saddle shoes and bobbie soxs ... 4 more years ahead. CAROL IRENE ANDERSON Twirling and A Cappella will always be re- membered by "Andy" . . . Kids who don't participate leave her cold . . . fencing? Touche! JAMES HARRY ANDERSON To "Jim", wasted time is a waste . . . fond memories of tenth grade chem class ... ice hockey is the greatest! SUSAN CAROL ANDREJCO "Soozie" . . . just doesn't appreciate that "C" lunch . . . remember Mr. Thompson's bio classes? ... a really favorite pastime is traveling. LOUIS MICHAEL ANGELUCCI "Slick Louie " . . . continually striving to ob- tain more privileges . . . will always re- member "Classnite" 69 . . . enjoys music. JOHN JOSEPH AURELIO Turned off by girls in curlers. . . fond recol- lections of EHS football games . . . enjoys cars in spare time. MARY PATRICIA AZANGER Proms left a lasting impression on "little one". . . boys and McDonald's catch those free moments ... a future in elementary education. ROBERT JAMES BAILEY "Bob" . . . geared up to his four speed Comet . . . "C" lunch unforgettable. THOMAS A. BAILEY "Tom " . . . has a great love for every as- pect of sports . . . example — his enthusi- asm for football games . . . dislikes un- friendly people. ELLEN MARIE BALDWIN "El" . •. . recollects good times at EHS foot- ball games . . . enjoys dancing . . . pro- grams future as IBM Operator. MICHAEL CHARLES BALDWIN •Mike". . . man of few words. . .creative woodshop student. . .what was that about toasted marshmallows in Chem Lab? ELAINE K. ABBATE SHARON GERTRUDE ABRAMS WILLIAM E ADAMS 106JAMES HARRY ANDERSON SUSAN CAROL ANDREJCO LOUIS MICHAEL ANGELUCCI THOMAS A. BAILEY 107GEORGE ANDREW BANOS STEPHEN KEITH BEAVER 108KATHY ANN BALLAS Ballas" . . . can do without people who don't participate . . . football games, yeah! . . . spends time swimming, skiing, horse- back riding. SUSAN JANE BALSER Sophomore year holds memories for Balser- wood" ... a future model who enjoys painting and sketching. MARILYN J. BALTRUS Impatient and intolerant people don't rate . . . favorite memories are health class for this future nurse. PATRICIA J. BAMRICK D lunch is not too appetizing . . .basket- ball games and parties favorites for "Pat". GEORGE ANDREW BANOS "L.T." . . . baseball stote tourney an unfor- gettable experience . . . girls and basket- ball score high . . . next year, college. JEAN MARIE BARAN Turned off by conceited people . . . will look back on proms . . . graduation and GSC . . . always seek happiness and satis- faction." DAVID LOUIS BARON Would like to see more school spirit. . . En- glish III holds favorite memories for "Dove" . . . football and skindiving . . . college ahead. STEPHEN KEITH BEAVER "Teachers who expect you to know every- thing!" peeve "Beave" . . . will never for- get band and track. CHRISTINE JESSIE BECK "Chris". . . avid admirer of folk music and poetry . . . cherished recollections of friends . . . dislikes a closed mind. JOAN BENNECHE Contemptuous of those who prejudge oth- ers .. . memories of the junior prom. JO ANN O. BERRUE "Jo" . . . steamed up by "women drivers" . . . junior prom a memorable experience . . . rides horses. JOSEPH BERTHA "Joey" wheels his time around in a '67 Im- pale . . . teachers? . . . most memorable occasion — the junior prom. ROBERT B. BINGEL "Bing" . . . school is a drag . . . but will never forget the girls. . . . enjoys cars . . . anticipates a career os a beautician. RONALD JAMES BLEKICKI "Ron". . . will always remember the E.H.S. soccer team . . . motorcycles a cool ride . . . photography a snap. EVA BLONDER "Do I have to get up?" . . . memories of Junior year rate high . . . dances through leisure time ... a future in the business world. MARY LOUISE BOARDMAN "Lu" . . . welcome addition from Boston . . . cherished memories of friends and Talon . . . truth, sincerity, honesty — the ne- cessities of life. JO ANN O. BERRUE MARY LOUISE BOARDMAN RONALD JAMES BLEKICKI EVA BLONDER ROBERT B. BINGEL 109EDWARD JOSEPH 8O8ROWSKJ Unforgettable memories of the Afterbeats . . . naturally enjoys music . . . enjoys school a little less. SANDRA ARLENE BODE ■‘Sandy’' . . . "Line 36'-Oh No! . . . So- phomore geometry class rates high . . . sports Editor, of course loves sports. . . fut- ure in medical technology. GAIL ANN BODNAR Memories of football games and NHS in- ductions rate high with "Bod" ... a future in elementary education awaits . . read- ing and bowling occupy spare time. JOSEPH PETER BOHANNAN Bippie . . . will never forget cross coun- try .. . some hobbies are music, art and track . . . plans on studying art in the fut- ure. SUZANNE MARIE BOLAND "Bo-land". . . will remember her freshman year . . . twirling . . . friends occupies her spare time ... a flying future as a stew- ardess. JOHN DOMINIC BONANNO Baseball and cars enjoyable pastimes . . . T l program the best memory . . . onward to technical school. PATRICIA LOIS BOND Catty people bother this smiling senior . . . "Pat" likes ice skating and sewing best . . . throughout secretarial school will re- member JPS games and the '69 Fashion Show. GAYLE BORDEN This active senior doesn't like to eat in front of an audience . . . enjoys flag twirling and sewing . . . busy! JOANNE LINDA BORSUK Obnoxious, conceited people don't rate with "Jo" . . . new friendships of the ut- most importance . . . happiness is working, reading and dating. PETER E. BORWEGEN "Butch" . . . interest lie in hunting and scuba diving . . . will always remember graduation day. RUCE ALAN BOWLER A memory for "Butch" is T l Program . . .likes cars, sports, and girls. . . future in service and technical school. MARILYN ANNE BOYCE "Mouse" . . . hates fakes . . . lunch in the caf? — Never! . . . favorite pastime is read- ing. RONALD JOHN BREZICKI "Ron" . , . looks down on no school spirit . . . 4th period gym unforgettable . . . sports enthusiast. DENNIS WAYNE 8RIANT Has something to soy about cafeteria food! . . . football gomes memorable ... big money in coin collecting. JOHN JOSEPH BRIDGE Not enough school spirit . . . parties un- beatable . . . forever remembers downing Woodbridge. STEVEN THOMAS BRIGGS "Steve . . . will always remember those days in band . . . enjoys music, music, music! . . . Young man with a horn. GAIL ANN BODNAR EDWARD JOSEPH BOBROWSKI SANDRA ARLENE BODE JOSEPH PETER 80HANNAN SUZANNE MARIE BOLAND JOHN DOMINIC BONANNO PATRICIA LOIS BOND■ RONALD JOHN BREZICKI DENNIS WAYNE 6RIANT JOHN JOSEPH BRIDGE STEVEN THOMAS BRIGGS III BRUCE ALAN BOWLERFULLER HAMILTON BROOKS III CYNTHIA ANN BROSSY MICHAEL S. BROZNAK CLAIRE ANNE BROWN GAIL BULKILVISH SUSAN BROWNING JEFFREY J. BURDIN 112 ARLENE BURNSPATRICIA ANN BRODNIAK "Pat" . . . can't stand orange pits, purple and soggy sandwiches, caf. and oily pizzas . . . enjoys sewing and child care. FULLER HAMILTON BROOKS III Girls, girls, girls are everything for "Trip" . . . basketball has great memories . . . would you believe no pet peeves? CYNTHIA ANN BROSSY "Cindy" . . . have you got the spirit? . . . fondest memories as Captain of the Color Guard . . . "Schultz" . . . happiness in a nursing career. CLAIRE ANNE BROWN Two faced people aggravate "Luke" . . . ocean-gazing a favorite pastime . . . last- ing impressions from those proms. SUSAN BROWNING "Sue". . . school holidays make for memo- rable experiences . . . dances . . . clerk typist in future. MICHAEL STEVEN BROZNAK Girls and racing cars occupy most of "Mike's" time . . . future lies in engineer- ing. GAIL MARY BULKILVISH Laughing "Donut" with G.T.O.'s, but clash- es with gym class . . . friends on her mind. JEFFREY JOHN BURDIN "Bud". . . will always remember the aboli- tion of the dress code . . . sketches a career in art. ARLENE BARBARA BURNS Would liked to have seen a student lounge at ETHS. . . spends time in art, student cen- ter, at concerts ... on to art school. CAROL HELEN BUSBEE Swimming and horseback riding rate high with this senior . . . dislikes two-faced people . . . always remember the kids at ETHS . . . future beautician. HELEN MAE BUSCAINO Chem. class, cheerleading, and the J.P.S. games fond thoughts for "Hel" ... art is now a hobby . . . will later be a career. LOUIS WILLIAM CAIOLA "Luigi" . . . will never forget "The Club," football games and ETHS friends . . . en- joys all sports. WILLIAM FRANCIS CALAMONERI "Cal" . . . can be seen on the basketball court. . . enjoys playing trumpet. . . fond memory of Latin class. . . future in Biology and engineering. PHILIP FRANCIS CAUSE "Don't judge others too quickly," soys "Flip" . . . boseball unforgettable . . . strums guitar . . . college ahead. KENNETH CAMPBELL "Chicago". . . recalls Student Council and sociology class . . . hobbies include his gui- tar and painting . . . may teach history or go into music. KATHLEEN THERESA CANAVAN "Little One". . . remembers class trips. . . loves swimming and dancing . . . future nurse. M3 WILliAM FRANCIS CALAMONERILINDA MARIE CANAVERA "Lin" ... Conceited people raise a nega- tive . . . happy times at football games. . . happier times with friends. JOHN CANNON "Big John" is enthusiastic about his senior year and cars . . . future includes a tour in the service. ANTHONY JOHN CAPRIGLIONE "Tony" ... Up with T I . . . down with wise guys! o car enthusiast . . . the U.S. Navy in his future. ALAN JOSEPH CARBONARO "Al ' . . . can't get up in the morning . . . wrestling has a hold on him . . . contructive in the money as electrical engineer. KEVIN CARNEY "Carn" . . . half days and T I unforget- table . . . tinkers with cars . . . will enlist in Army. PAMELA JEAN CARTER "Pooch". . . loves the out doors and horse- back riding . . . J.P.S. games highlight her remembrances . . . vocation in physical therapy. PATRICIA CATALANO "Pat" wishes people would take more chan- ces .. . sophomore year is to be remem- bered . . . can't wait to start traveling. STEWART IRA CHERLIN "Stu" . . . recalls memories of the EHS band . . . enjoys music in his leisure time. MARY ELLEN PATRICIA CLADEK Phonies bother "Mec" . . . remembers Soph, and Jr. home rooms. . . skiing, water skiing, skin diving rate . . . future in fashion merchandising. SUSAN M. CLEMENTI Insincere people bother "Sue ". . . Chevy's a favorite . . . soon to be seen out in the business world. KAREN BARBARA COHN "Cleo" . . . lack of school spirit can't be tolerated . . . music, reading and cooking are spare time activities . . . teaching her future goal. JOHN COLASURDO "Jack". . . wants a parking lot s-o-o-o- bad ... EHS football games a real kick . . . cars and motorcycles occupy time . . . aim- ing for college. BRENDA COMER hAct naturally . . . grooved on Happening's concert . . . "What ever you do, be happy." JUDITH ANN CONFORTI "Judy" . . . grieved by conceited people . . . will never forget graduation . . . loves to dance. JAMES VINCENT CORCORAN "Jimmy" . . . remembers EHS football games . . . loves girls, football, and danc- ing .. . hates cateteria food and saddle shoes . . . onward to college and the ser- vice. ANTHONY LOUIS CORIO "Tony" . . . woodshop will never be for- gotten . . . enjoys cars in his spare time . . . plans career as electrician. 114 PATRICIA CATAIANOSTEWART IRA CHERUN MARY ELLEN PATRICIA CLADEK SUSAN M. CLEMENTI JOHN COLASUROO JUDITH ANN CONFORTI BRENDA JEAN COMER ANTHONY LOUIS CORIO 115 KAREN BARBARA COHNGAIL ANNE COURTNEYRUCKDESCHEl MICHAEL WALTER COSTELLO ROBIN STUWART CRAIG JAMES FRANCIS CRISS ALINE CRANE CANDICE CHRISTINE CRAWFORD 116r KATHLEEN J. CUMMINGS DAVID DAVIS LYNDA ELLEN CORNELL "Gumdrop" . . . doesn't'like pictures . . . enjoys singing and art crafts . . . looks for- ward to a career as a dietician. DONNA MARIA CORTELLACCI A knack for sewing and music . . . can t wait for graduation ... no affinity for early rising. MICHAEL WALTER COSTELLO "Mike'- . . . homework's a hang-up . . . chemistry's the wrong formula . . . batty for baseball . . . will enter field of compu- ter processing. GAIL ANNE COURTNEY-RUCKDESCHEL Dislikes cafeteria lunches . . . cherishes the last five minutes of seventh period every day . . . ambition to raise a family. ROBIN STUWART CRAIG Robin" ... an interesting laugh . . . anx- iously awaiting graduation day . . . college next — but in the meantime, cars. ALINE CRANE Track meets a favorite memory . . . loves sewing . . . will pursue a career in interior decorating. CANDICE CHRISTINE CRAWFORD "Candy" . . . Favorite thoughts are of the Senior Prom and graduation ... a future as a legal secretary awaits this college bound senior. NANCY JEAN CRICK "Cricket" . . . dislikes conceited people . . . loves football games and dances . . . let's hear it for study periods... a future in the sky. JAMES FRANCIS CRISS "Jim" . . . remembers the Senior Prom . . . dislikes conceited people and English ... a Basketball buff . . . college ahead. BARBARA ANN CSITI "Barbie" . . . appreciates a good educa- tion . . . shuns snobs ... oil paints for fun and relaxation . . . future in computer pro- gramming. JOKj EGRAZg KATHLEEN J. CUMMINGS Gregarious . . . loves animals . . . lunch, her tovorite time of day. RAYMOND E. DAMM "Red" wants fewer subjects, shorter hours, more girls . . . digs holidays and cars . . . future in management. DAVID DAVIS "Dave". . . disturbed by coffee klotches in hallway . . . memorable experiences in band, J.V. football and homeroom. COLLEEN MARIE DEEGAN Conceited people turn "Col" off . . . flag twirling a fond memory . . . will never for- get that certain guy. JOHN DE GRAZIA "Meatball" . . . enjoys anything on four wheels . . . future in a uniform. THOMAS JOHN DE MARY THOMAS JOHN DEMARY "Lil" Noot". . . dislikes sloppy dressers . . . really goes for sports and having a good time . . . college in his future. COLLEEN MARIE DEEGAN 117SUSAN ELLEN DEMSIA "Demps" . . . goes in for writing and jour- nalism . . . fond memories of the kids at EHS ... not so fond of C Lunch . . . col- lege ahead. GAIL D'ERASMO Will forget late people and the EHS cafeter- ia .. . Mr. Hughes is an outstanding num- ber . . . future beautician . . . found at Seaside in spare time. BRUCE JOSEPH DE SANTIS "Silly questions deserve no answers at all!" . . . photography and music favorite pas- times . . . technical school or college await. LILLIAN ANN DESANTIS "Duck" . . . senior year memories . . . de- finite "no to history . . . car lover. . .fut- ure beautician. CARMEN PETER Dl CANTO Student apathy bugs him . . . lunch the best port of the day . . . music and reading oc- cupies his time ... a future physics major. MICHAEL PASQUALE DICCIANI Football games "Mike's" favorite memory . . . girls, girls and more girls . . . will enter college in the fall. LINDA C. Dl DARIO "Lin" . . . "Some teachers have less ambi- tion than students" . . . recalls good times working on EHS productions and at Theatre Six. MICHAEL BRADFORD DIENER "Dinkels . . . U.S. should take advantage of potential . . . "Jerry Kerry's" English class indescribable . . . medical career. RICHARD ANTHONY DIFEDE Winter is an agonizing time for "Rich" . . . hanging at Mac's is much more beneficial . . . music is really great to this future col- lege man. BART GEORGE Dl FRANCIA Bart . . . will always pin wrestling as a favorite . . . enjoys gunning and surfing . . . plans a teaching career. LARAINE Dl LORENZO "Bones". . . always remember EHS friends . . . English — no! . . . happiness is gradua- tion. JOAN LORRAINE DIPPEL Being chosen cheerleading captain a warm memory . . . inconsiderate people not popular with "Dip" . . . dancing is a hobby and future career. DONNA LYNN DOBBS "Pooki" . . . has fond memories of A Cap- pella choir . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . future plans include college and social work. DEE ANN DOMINO "Dee " . . . loves skating, dancing, and lis- tening to music . . . will never forget home- room period . . . looks forward to cosmetic school. CHRISTINE ANN DOMZALSKI "Chris" . . . Mrs. Cal's chem. class is a fovorite memory . . . aggravators beware! ... to be seen flying with the airlines. LINDA ANNE DONATO "Linda" . . . can't forget "his" GTO next to the fence . . . sewing and knitting and letters take up time . . . legal secretary in future. SUSAN ELLEN DEMSIA BRUCE JOSEPH DE SANTIS CARMEN PETER Dl CANTO MICHAEL PASQUALE DICCIANI LINDA C Dl DARIO 118 MICHAEL BRADFORD DIENER IARAINE DI LOKNZOCAROL DOYON CHARLES A. DUDA RICHARD F. DULA 120 EDWARD P. DUNPHYSHARON DENISE DU PREE LORRAINE EARLY JANIS CATHERINE ECKEL GEOFFREY O. EDELSTEIN DIANE STEPHANIE DOTSKO JANYCE C. ELDRIDGE MARYANNE ENSANA SUSAN EPSTEIN "Dee-dee" ... be yourself . . . will never forget homeroom . . . enjoys sewing and painting . . . modeling or secretarial future. CAROL JEAN DOYON "Carol" . . . memories of the band and football games ... no patience with the cafeteria . . . spare time spent with the band. ROBERT BRUCE DRUMHELLER "Drummy ' . . . would like to forget French XII .. . remembers fun at Jr. Prom . . . sails on the water and on the basketball court. CHARLES A. DUDA "Dude" ... a sharp shooter in Rifle Club . . . never forget beating Woodbridge. RICHARD F. DULA "Rich" . . . agitated by TV commercials . . . recollects Stevens gomes . . . bowling right up his alley. KEVIN CHARLES DUNAY Football games left o lasting impression . . . getting up in the morning is "for the birds" . . . enjoys baseball in his free time ... fu- ture lies ahead. KATHY JEAN DUNBAR "Kathy" . . . will long remember the days spent in Child Care ... an unexplored fut- ure lies ahead. STEVEN MICHAEL DUNLAP "Buttercup" . . . late bell rings too early . . . '69 talent show and baseball unforget- table . . . photography . . . UCLA and the New York Yankees. EDWARD P. DUNPHY "Eddie" . . . hates to rise and shine . . . frolics in homeroom . . . weight lifter . . . next year brings anchors aweigh. SHARON DENICE DUPREE "Dupe" . . . peeved by people who don't earn things they want . . . fond recollec- tions of graduation and Mr. LoMaestro . . . major in English. LORRAINE EARLY "Rainbow's" pot of gold lies in beautician school . . . conceited boys, history, and geography are points of objection . . .dan- ces provided many memories. JANIS CATHERINE ECKEL "Jan" doesn't want to hear loud people . . . Miss Raganelli and freshman year fond memories . . . sewing enthusiast . . . will enter nursing school. GEOFFREY O. EDELSTEIN "Jeff" . . . Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning . . . will always remember grad- uating . . . tennis is his racket. . . college bound. JANYCE C. ELDRIDGE "Jann" . . . detests cynics . . . loves ani- mals ... all through college, will remem- ber EHS football games. MARYANNE ENSANA ETHS pep rallies rate high . . . can't take "know-it-alls" . . . weekend chef . . . will return to school as a teacher. SUSAN EPSTEIN "Sue" . . . dislikes dishonest people . . . enjoys cooking . . . remembers graduation . . . future is in those ivy-covered halls. 121BRUCE PAUL ERHARD Parents who baby their kids, a bother... a future motel manager . . . would you be- lieve "Wieland-ern-papa?! " THOMAS ALAN EVANS “Ebb". . . Monday mornings should never have been invented . . . recalls memories of "B" lunch table seating . . . football. . . future on the seas. FRANK CHARLES FAGO Cars are a natural for “Ford Man" ... In- spection Centers not a favorite . . . remem- bers power mechanics . . . U.S.N. awaits this future lab technician. EILEEN MARIE FALKENHAGEN Early risina leaves her tired . . . collects ani- mals. . . fond memories of Senior year. . . going to the chapel, and going to get mar- ried. LYDIA FARLESS "Lyd" . . . football games and leavinc after 6th period great. . . future nurse . . " Theatre 6 a favorite pastime, hates conceit ed people. FAYE FEKETE Loves horseback riding, swimming and mo torcycling . . . turned off by phonies . . looks forward to college and a career as c baby nurse. IRA JOSEPH FELDMAN "Big I" . . . mother's cooking better than cafeteria food . . . fond memories of Mr. DeHanes' math class and soccer . . . medi- cal future ahead. PEGGY DEVORA FELDMAN "Peg" . . . don't ever ask for a piece of gum . . . fond memories of A Cappella Choir ... a harmonious career in music. GLENN LEE FILDES A natural for sports, remembers baseball team and loves all sports... of course, his future lies in physical education. CATHERINE FINNEGAN "Finni" . . . remembers the EHS football games. . . loves working with children . . . will continue working in an orphanage. FRANK JOSEPH FIORELL "Frank" . . . would like to have seen more school spirit. . . remember spring track and all those weekends . . . S2 . . . intends to ?o to college- ANTO FIORINO JR. "Sandy" . . . revels in goodtimes ... cor fanatic . . . opportunities open in trade school. JEAN FISHER "Fish" . . . can't forget "C" lunch and those peanut butter and jelly sandwiches . . . would like to avoid going to class. . . future in computers. GERTRUDE FISNE "Gerf . . . enjoyed Jr. Prom, but not homework . . . loves water skiing . . . will fly as stewardess. GLENN JAMES FITZSIMMONS "Glenn" . . . turned off by phony people . . . will never forget art class . . . express- es himself thru arts. JOSEPH PATRICK FLAHERTY "Joe" . . . there's no business like show business and unforgettable EHS produc- tions . . . anticipates career os history in- structor. 122 IRA JOSEPH FELDMANGLENN JAMES FITZSIMMONS JOSEPH PATRICK FLAHERTY 123 FRANK JOSEPH FIORELLOALBERT L FULCHER KATHLEEN THERESA FROST MICHELLE FORD ERNEST FOX DONNA LEE FRANDSEN DIANE KAY FOX KAREN MARY FRISCH GARY FUNICELLI TIMOTHY JOHN FUR$T 124CARLOS JESUS GARCIA PETER F. GARDZINSKI MICHAEL J. GEORGULES JONATHAN M. GERNANDT MICHELLE FORD Phonies who don't say what's on their mind don't make it with "Shelly” ... a Student Council President who enjoys meeting many people . . . will fill her time with reading until college starts. DIANE KAY FOX Dishonest friends burn her . . . sophomore year a lasting memory . . . music keeps her life in tune. KEVIN ERNEST FOX Anti-prejudice and pro football games . . . "Foxie" ... a music-lover at heart ... a future teacher of English or History. DONNA LEE FRANDSEN "Frandsen" . . . smile ... A Cappello Choir rings familiar note . . . will fly high as stewardess. KAREN MARY FRISCH She doesn't like to be told what to do . . . memory of the Junior Prom . . . piano and sewing are her hobbies. . . future in some area of home economics. KATHLEEN THERESA FROST "Frosty " . . . most remembers cheering with "Hinie " and "Robie" ... a certain someone on her mind . . . future secretary. ALBERT L. FULCHER "Big Al" . . . against protests and riots. . . enjoys sports . . . loves livin'! GARY FUNICELLI Musically inclined, remembers band, people . . . anti-hypocrisy . . . will pursue music as o career after college. TIMOTHY JOHN FURST "Tim” . . . eye make-up, perfume and talkative people — ICH! . . . will remember Mr. Kerrigan's English class . . . girls! . . . plans include college. CARLOS JESUS GARCIA "Car". . . bites nails from wreckless drivers . . . college to come. PETER F. GARDZINSKI "Pete" ... a car fanatic . . . girls, girls, girls . . . "Anchors Away!!!” . . . hilarious laugh. BARBARA ANN GAZIRE "Barb " . . . free moments spent listening to records . . . fond memories of senior year and the prom. FRANK L. GENGO "Frank" . . . first year at ETHS forever in- serted in his memory . . . enjoys his time on the baseball diamond. MICHAEL J. GEORGULES "Mike" . . . charged by cars . . . will re- member graduation . . . perhaps a future in the field of science. JONATHAN M. GERNANDT "John". . . oh, my aching head . . . 3 day vacations were memorable . . . football fan. NEIL I. GINSBERG Enjoys a good laugh . . . likes class trips better than classes. . . can't wait to flip his tassle and get driving. 125DANIEL JOSEPH GIOVE "Danny" . . . all around sports man, enjoys football, baseball and wrestling . . . irked by the cafeteria . . . service ahead. LEO W. GIRARDIN A future worker in the computer field . . . "William" spends all spare time building model cars. JOHN GLODEK S.S. 396 . . . sore stomach from cafeteria food . . . fond recollections of the Junior Prom and electronics . . . computer pro- gramming. JUDITH A. GOETZ "Judy" . . . lunch periods too short . . . fondest memories of the football games ... an avid guitar strummer. . . college in the fall. JEAN JAMIESON GOUDIE Enjoys water skiing . . . hepped up by pep rallies . . . after college to fly the friendly skies. VINCENT EDWARD GRANAS "Vin-Vinnie" . . . college and Air Force lie ahead . . . weekend Rembrandt . . . park- ing lot necessary. ARLENE LILLIAN GRANDJEAN "Ar" . . . annoyed by lack of school spirit . . . can't be torn from those drag races ... as airlines stewardess a soaring future awaits. JANICE ELIZABETH GRAY "J.E.G." . . . going steady is a pet peeve . . . enjoys candy striping and cycling . . . plans future in the Air Force. CAROL JOYCE GRECO "Grec" . . . gets the jitters when posing . . . loves dancing and painting . . . graduation will be long remembered. WILLIAM LEE GRETKOWSKI "Gret" . . . will never forget the cafeteria . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . intends to enlist in the Navy. MARY ELLEN GREIFFIN "Meg" . . . let's hear it for the Color Guard . . . and that certain guy . . . treasured memories of junior prom and EHS wrestling. THOMAS JOSEPH GROOM "Tom" hates getting up in the morning . . . will recall basketball games . . . aims for the stars. GARY MARTIN GRYZWINSKI "Bo Griz" . . . basketball fiend . . . next year brings college, perhaps majoring in math. DIANE GUBINSKI "Gubbie" . . . can't stand unfriendly people . . . loves to have good times . . . especially at games with her friends . . . business school and a secretarial future. PATRICIA ANGELA GULYAS "Patti" loves to dance, sew and party . . . can't forget football games ... to be a nurse. PATRICIA LEE GULYAS "Pat" has no use for phony people . . . fond recollections of English . . . business school ahead. 126 ARLENE L. GRANDJEANGRAY THOMAS JOSEPH GROOM CAROL J. GRECO PATRICIA ANGELA GULYAS GARY MARTIN GRi WILLIAM GRETKOWSKI PATRICIA LEE GULYAS (v1-9" 127 MARY ELLEN GRIFFINJOHN PATRICK HANSEN GARY RAY HARMON PATRICIA ANNE HARRISON THOMAS JOSEPH HEALY DENISE LOUISE HEARONSTEVEN J. HORVATH W CYNTHIA RAE HOYLE MICHAEL RUDOLPH GUTWEIN "Mickey" . . . ploying in band strikes fami- liar note . . . gym teachers' terror. . . car- ried away by motorcycles. LEROY CHARLES HAFNER "Elroy" . . . spends free hours driving . . . '68-'69 winter and spring track will never be forgotten. DENNIS J. HAGGERTY "Missile" . . . how can he forget A lunch? . . . teachers a terror . . . tinkers with cars in spare time. TRUDY ELLEN HALL Collector of odd knicknacks. . .can't stand dumb senior boys . . . punchy career os computer operator. JOHN PATRICK HANSEN "Jack". . . can't stomach stale cookies. . . will never forget chemistry . . . money . . . anticipates college. GARY RAY HARMON "Buddy Cheeks" . . . grumbles about standing room only in C lunch . . . waited for Fridays at 2:50 . . . soccer. . . college in the future. PATRICIA ANNE HARRISON "Pat" . . . enjoys meeting people . . . will always remember the junior prom . . . seen singing solo . . . future in computer pro- ? ramming. HOMAS JOSEPH HEALY "Picky people" peeve "Tom" . . . playing the guitar and riding cycles pastimes . . . future plans include college and law school. DENISE LOUISE HEARON Always laughing . . . remembers EHS con- fusion . . . hates cliques . . . business school in the future. THOMAS WAYNE HENDERSON "Tom" . . . dismissal the best time of day ... a future as o barber. ARLENE HERMAN "Ar" . . . conceited people offend her. . . football games and Color Guard — unfor- gettable . . . sews in her spare time . . . fut- ure nurse. KENNETH W. HERMAN "Ken" will long remember playing in the EHS band ... a sports enthusiast. . . plans include college and the service. STEVE ALLEN HOFFMAN "Backer". . . oh those mile long lunch lines in the cafeteria . . . will most fondly re- member Edison High Football Games . . . college ahead. ERIC HOLDERBAUM "Eric" . . . running the press in print shop . . . man with the camera . . . graphic arts ahead. STEVEN JOSEPH HORVATH Miss Lubudski and football games will stay . . . hypocrites? NO! . . . cars and McDonald's rate high . . . college awaits for "Sunshine." CYNTHIA RAE HOYLE People who are loud or have no school spir- it bother "Cindy" ... a future nurse . . . will remember A Capella, J.P.S. games . . . hobbies include piano, dancing, and sing- ing. 129 SHARON MARIE HULBERT "C" lunch and 'smart" people are on "Herbie's'' blacklist ... A Cappella and traveling fond memories . . . future elem- entary teacher. THOMAS M. HURLEY "Hurl" loves soccer . . . hates short lunch periods . . . playing the soccer field in the future. NORINE ANN HUTKA "Nach" . . . weekend Picasso . . . both- ered not a little by Lilliput. . . N.H.S. is best . . . anticipates a career in nursing. NOREEN ANN HYNES "Hinie" . . . peeved by self-centered people . . . will always remember cheer- leading with "Frosty" and "Robie" ... en- joys gymnastics and swimming ... to study nursing and join Peace Corps. MARIO DOMINIC IANNI Could never master physics . . . will look back upon basxetboll games and lunch . . . wrestling takes up spare time . . . college in future. DAVID MICHAEL ILLES "Dave". . . parlez-vous francais? Non . . . fond recollections of Mrs. "Cal '. . .antici- pates college. DANIEL PAUL ISBITSKI "Danny" . . . dislikes schoolwork and trig . . . enjoys hours spent working with car . . . college in the future. ROBERT M. JACKSON "Jackson" . . . avid girl watcher ... un- forgettable memories of wrestling. . .looks forward to college. MICHAEL JOSEPH JENORIKI "Pumpkin" . . . don't put him on the spot . . . football is a favorite memory, girls a favorite hobby . . college life anticipated. DONALD TWINING JOBBINS People who don't express their true feelings bother "Don" . . . always remember Mr. Joke's physics class . . . future in engineer- ing. BARBARA ANN JOHANNS "Barb". . . can do without hypocrites. . . remembers football games and TALON . . . future in social work. RAE ELLEN JONES "Rae Bird" . . . she's "going to be some- thing" . . . F.H.A. Convention — unbeliev- able!! . . . vanilla syrup on cheeseburgers? EUGENE JOSEPH KADY, JR. "Gene" . . . can do without Phys. Ed. . . . will never forget senior pictures . . . guitar strums up a storm. MARYANN BERNADETTE KAIM A future secretary . . . always remember "behind-the-wheel" . . . homework-groan! . . . spare time spent strumming a guitar. ALLEN STEPHEN KAPLAN "Kap" . . . riled by English compositions . . . loves exam exemptions. . .fishes in his spare time . . . will study Environmental Science. BARBARA ANN KATCHEN "Bar" ... to major in English and Political Science . . . (spinoch) Popeye Ugh! . . . what spare time? . . . fond memories in- clude Mr. La Maestro's English and Ma- dam e Lamprakos' French. SHARON MARIE HULBERT MARIO DOMINIC IANNI THOMAS M. HURLEY NORINE ANN HUTKA DAVID MICHAEL ILLES 130 L DANIEL PAUL ISBITSKIRAE ELLEN JONES EUGENE JOSEPH KADY, JR. MARYANN BERNADETTE KAiM ALLEN STEPHEN KAPLAN BARBARA ANN KATCHEN 8AR8ARA ANN JOHANNSf MARIANNE MAGEE KEISER IOSFPH FRANCIS KENNEY THERESA MARY KING SCOTT 8RIAN KIST CLAUDIA DIANE KESSLER JOHN W. KIRKPATRICK 132DEBRA D. KOST JAMES KOUTSONIKAS BRUCE ALLAN KOZAK CORINA DENISE ANNETTE STEVEN R KROG JEFFREY M. KATZ Jeffrey aims for hunting in leisure time . . . California's Golden Gates soon to open. MARIANNE MAGEE KEISER Annoyed by non-listeners . . . cherished memories of A Cappella . . . enjoys singing and sewing ... to study special or elemen- tary education. JOSEPH FRANCIS KENNEY "Mad" . . . would rather spend the week hunting than anywhere else . . .will always have a soft spot for EHS friends. JAMES RICHARD KENTOS Girls and cars occupy "Ace's" time . . . hates waking up . . . future in metallurgy. CLAUDIA DIANE KESSLER Training for "Claud's" travel includes snow, water, and surfing . . . will remem- ber football games but will forget conceited people. THERESA MARY KING "Terry" . . . baffled by history . . . treasures memories of EHS friends and dan- ces .. . stitched up in sewing. MARY PAULINE KINSELLA "Mari". . . Junior prom and Mr. Brown top memory list . . . future secretary. JOHN W. KIRKPATRICK "Johnny" . . . track meets and football fames outstanding . . . cars and girls. COTT BRIAN KIST Hall hand holding a hassle . . . spare mo- ments spent with friends and cars . . . navy blues in future. DEBRA D. KOST "Debby" . . . turned off by two-faced people . . . loves those days at the shore . . . rewarding future as kindergarten teacher. JAMES KOUTSONIKAS "Kout" . . . will look back at days on EHS wrestling team . . . enjoys surfing . . . will enlist in Air Force. CHRISTINE PATRICIA KOVATCH "Chris" . . . will never forget EHS friends . . . an avid swimmer. . . will enter college in the fall. BRUCE ALLAN KOZAK Kids who stop in halls are a traffic hazard . . . recollects sophomore pie-eating con- test .'. .to pursue business career after col- CORINA JUNE KRAUSE Easy going "Nina" will remember EHS football games . . . after college will be found digging into history as an archeolog- ist. DENISE ANNETTE KREYKENBOHM EHS graduation will remain unforgotten . . . delights in football games . . . secreta- rial career ahead. STEVEN R. KROG "Steve". . . sees toothbrushing as necessa- ry evil . . . long remember Jr. Prom . . . bottles a collector's item for this college bound engineer. 133MICHAEL J. KURTZ ' Mike-' . . . there should be more senior privileges . . . will never forget EH$ girls . . . marches to the pace of drum and bugle corps ... to become a state trooper. MICHAEL LAGANA A motorcycle buff, '‘Mike" will always re- member winter — with a shiver . . . loves going home where it's warm. ANSHOO M. R. LAL “But Mr. LaMaestro" ... a senior who has traveled internationally . . . future psychi- atrist. PETER ANTHONY LAMANNA “Pete" . . . not enough senior privileges . . . drivers' license cherished . . . strums guitar . . . next fall, college. WALTER S. LAMB let's hear it for study periods . . . AVA o great experience ... to join the armed for- ces. DIANE E. LANDES Marriage awaits this future bookkeeper. . . can do without two-faced people . . . shades of freshman year . . . could drive forever. KENNETH L. LANGER “Dill" . . . wants more senior privileges . . . remembers Latin . . . will surf all the way to college. GREGORY J. LANKFORD Reveille, marches, and everything else about the Army await "Lank" after gradua- tion. DONNA MARY LANNING Treasures memories of sophomore gym . . . good times at the shore . . . secretarial fut- ure. KATHLEEN NICOLINA LA PLAGA "Hair" . . . career as a beautician . . . sloppy dressers don't rate . . . memories of office work and choir. MICHELLE CHRISTINE LARDIERI “Chelle" . . . charged over motorcycles . . . will always remember EHS friends . . . aggravated by unanswered questions. ERICK J. LARSON “Bird" . . . wracks brain with chess for fun . . . graduation memorable . . . college or armed forces lie ahead. KATHLEEN MARY LASS Kathy " . . . irked by lack of senior assem- blies . . . unforgettable memories of U.S. History I . . . gratifying career os practical nurse. MARY COLLEEN LEONARD “Colleen" prays for a longer lunch . . . bowling is right up her alley . . . future in the wild blue yonder as a hostess. STEVEN RONALD LITWER “Lit ' . . . can't tolerate closed-minded people . . . loves music . . . fond memories of school plays . . . college and business in future. CAROL ANN LOCKWOOD Remembers decorating for our Junior Prom . . . enjoys CYO cheerleading . . . plans to be a social worker. ANSHOO M. R. LAI PETER ANTHONY LAMANA KENNETH I. LANGER 134GREGORY J. LANKFORD ERICK J. LARSON KATHLEEN MARY LASS KATHLEEN NICOLINA LA PLAGA COLEEN MARY LEONARD DONNA MARY LANNING 135 MICHELLE CHRISTINE LARDIERI136 MICHAEL A. LUSTER KATHLEEN PATRICIA LYNCHANGELA M. MANCUSO MARIO J. MANCUSO SUSAN L. MARCY MICHAEL ANTHONY LOFFA "Laf" . . . down with Fords! . . . loves that 2:45 bell!! . . . career as mechanical engi- neer. ROBERT LOYAL LOHSE 'Stretch'' . . . career as journalist ... en- joys all sports . . . remembers those days at football games. CHARLES B. LOKEMAN "Chuck" . . . laments over homework . . . would rather spend time with track . . . builds model cars . . . Air Force wings. JEAN M. LORDI "Who" . . . cafeteria food, ugh! . . . will never forget EHS football games . . . future beautician. KENNETH E. LORDI Eel". . . EHS student smoking lounge . . . football and basketball games unforget- table . . . creative future with flowers. MICHAEL A. LUSTER "Laddie" . . . future in conservation . . . may never miss school . . . but can't forget spring and winter track. KATHLEEN PATRICIA LYNCH "Kathy" . . . annoyed by nonconformists who conform to nonconformity ... A Cap- pella unforgettable ... a future with the airlines. CHRISTOPHER H. LYTLE "Chris" . . . notable career in music ahead . . . enjoys surfing and cars . . . lasting memories of graduation. LINDA MAC DONALD Nursing school ahead for "Mickie" . . . football, baseball, basketball forever . . . hobbies include going to MacDonalds . . . conceited people — reform. DEBORAH A. MACKEY Phony people don't rate . . . remember those fantastic lunches . . . art is a favorite for "Mac." CRAIG ROBERT MAILLER "Parrot" . . . remembers his boseball days and Mrs. Lamprakos. . . college in store for this sports fiend . . . motorcycles forever. KEVIN GEORGE MAIRE "Kev" . . . uprooted by student apathy . . . will you ever forget that undefeated cross country team (68-69)! . . . college and a career in accounting. DOMINICK LOUIS MAISTO College is awaiting "Dorn" . . . girl watch- ing and cars rate high . . . memories of 7th period junior study. ANGELA M. MANCUSO "Ange" . . . awaiting marriage . . . fun is traveling . . . a pet peeve conceited people . . . memories of last year's Edison- Woodbridge football game. MARIO J. MANCUSO Cars and shooting good for "Mustang Mario" . . . hopes for career as an electri- cian . . . most remembers the pie eating contest of sophomore year . . . stubborn people — unwind. SUSAN L. MARCY "Morey" . . . peeved by the cops at MacDonald's . . . greatest memories of the Edison-Stevens games . . reading is of special interest. . . future plans — college.MARGARET ANN MARION Peggy will always remember those flag twirling days. . . reading is a favorite . . . career in nursing. DONNA MARIE MARTELII Bothered by conceited people . . . driving and cooking occupy free time ... a future secretary who remembers victorious foot- ball games. JOHN J. MARTIN Happy landing in the Air Force . . . that cafeteria food — will it ever improve? . . . memories of Chef's Club and Chorus . . . hard worker. ANNE MARIE MARTINO Conceited people don't rate . . . "Rabbit" will hop along to Beautician School after graduation. JOYCE MARY MATARAZZO "Joycie" . . . avid swimmer and dancer . . . remembers all those football games . . . annoyed by hypocrites . . . future holds a nursing career. SHERRY ANN MATTERN Phony people — don't call "Sher" . . . very substantial Talon member . . , watching people a great pastime . . . college and ac- counting await. CHARLES WILLIAM MAYBIN College and Naval Reserve await "Chas" . . . coin collecting a profitable pastime . . . soccer scores high. GEORGE BRIAN MAYSA "Goat". . . cars are his get up and go . . . why do classes have to interrupt free time? . . . eagerly awaits graduation. MARY MARGARET Me GINN "Magits" . . . remember those pep rallies? . . . enjoys dancing and times at MacDo- nalds . . . looking ahead to career in Dra- matic Arts. ELAINE MADELINE Me GLYNN Bonfires, Talon, and Chef's Club are memo- ries "Layne" will hold . . . would like to see more school spirit. . . enjoys riding around Mac Donald's, and Esquire . . . soon to enter college. CAROL ANN Me KNIGHT Work ahead for "Little Bit" . . . enjoys dancing and driving . . . Junior Prom and Mrs. Russell's Bio. class memories. . . holds a grudge for snobs and homework. ROBERT L. Me LAUGHLIN The weather is a pet peeve of "Mac's" . . . studies and football unforgettable . . . car buff . . . college awaits. DEBRA ANN MEANEY "Deb" . . . can't stand those hard cookies . . . study hall and people most memorable . . . future airline stewardess . . . loves the beach. JANICE KIM METZLER High hopes of a career as an airline stewar- dess . . . numerous hobbies include danc- ing, traveling, people, and just "hanging around." JAMES MICZAK "Eagle-Eye" is a stamp and coin collector . . . fond memories of math and science classes . . . future nuclear physicist. ELIZABETH ANN MIKOSZ "Bets" . . . love that junior gym class! . . . reading and horseback-riding take up time happily . . ..college will lead to a career in accounting. 138 JOHN J. MARTIN DONNA MARIE MARTELII JOYCE MARY MATARAZZO CHARLES WILLIAM MAYBIN ANN MARIE MARTINO SHERRY ANN MATTERNGEORGE BRIAN MAYSA ROBERT L Me LAUGHUI IARET Me GINN DEBRA ANN MEANEY ELAINE MADELINE Me GLYNN JANICE KIM METZLER ELIZABETH ANN MIKOSZ 139 CAROL ANN Me KNIGHTBEVERLY GAIL MILLS ALBERT NORMAN MINTON ROSE MARIE MIRAGLIOTTA ANTHONY JOSEPH MISKlEl 140JANICE MARIE MISTYSYN CHARLENE ELIZABETH MOKEN RICHARD JOHN MOKEN DANIEL ALBERT MOLCHAN VICTORIA MONTANINO JACALYN E. MILLER Football games will always be remembered by "Jackie'' . . . organ-playing is O.K. — hospitals ore not . . . soon a career as a teacher. GREGORY E. MILLER Carpentry is a favorite for "Greg" . . . frowns upon school . . . most remembers ?ym class . . . future? TEVEN G. MILLER "Steve" . . . opposes war . . . this future stote policeman will remember the Rifle Club. SUZANNE THERESA MILLER A Cappella and sophomore yeor remain on "Sue's" mind . . . medicine in the future . . . singing and tennis great times ... be happy, people! BEVERLY GAIL MILLS Conceited people don't stick by "Bev" . . . remembers Mr. Nuzzo’s History I class . . . stitching her way to college. GERALDINE A. MINER Meeting people most memorable for "Gerri" . . . homeroom and announce- ments — oh NO! . . . sewing and painting great ... a future interior decorator. , ALBERT NORMAN MINTON "Andy" . . . easily annoyed by certain people . . . remembers the good ole days running for Mr. Coleman . . . college ahead. ROSE MARIE MIRAGLIOTTA No exams for "Roe " . . . airline school after graduation . . . success and happiness . . . junior prom great . . . had the time of her life at E.H.S. ANTHONY JOSEPH MISKIEL "Tony" . . . hates losing baseball games ... a sports fan ... college ond pro- baseball ahead. JANICE MARIE MISTYSYN "Jan" . . . people — don't ask stupid ques- tions! . . . extra-curricular activities best memory . . . roller skating is happy time . . . elementary or special education teach- CHARLENE ELIZABETH MOKEN Fashion merchandising ahead . . . pessim- ists — be optimistic ... Art Editor of Talon and "Eagle" . . . I.T.S. inductions perma- nent memories . . . special interests are art and sewing. RICHARD JOHN MOKEN "Rich" . . . enjoys golf, chess, skating . . . can be found with Talon or senior class . . . a future Rutgers student. DANIEL ALBERT MOLCHAN Fifth period a peeve for "Dan ". . .collects "oldies but goodies" . . . memories of E.H.S. football games . . . future as commercial artist. PHILIP ROBERT MONGIOVI "Fish" . . . bowling strikes high . . . hunt- ing a hobby. . . planning to serve his coun- try in the future. VICTORIA MONTANINO Career as an Air Force Nurse awaits "Moose " . . . bugged by the cafeteria . . . happy memories of Bio. and Drama . . . free time spent strumming and singing. JOSEPH FULLWOOD MONUS 8:15 is too early! . . . Navy in the near fut- ure .. . slow workers should be faster . . . Go, "Mon". 141JANE M. MORREALE Fickle boys — give up . . . Mondoys ore de- finitely out . . . will alwoys remember Drill Tearri and the Prom . . . plans to become airlines secretary. PAULA JEAN MORRIS Member of Woodbridge Rifle Team . . . sees career as an elementary school teacher . . . making new friends always hits the tar- PaTRICIA ELIZABETH MORROW Slacks and holidays among life's little plea- sures for "Pat" . . . records and books of special interest . . . looking forward to a future of travel. DORIS JUDITH MOSLEY Active sports participant . . . loves horse- back riding, swimming and tennis . . . col- lege bound. JOHN MOZGAI Self-centered people — watch out for "Mozgai" . . . this future F.B.I. man re- members most Mr. Tracy's Latin Class . . . hunting is a favorite hobby. KATHLEEN MULLEN "Kathy " . . . would like to see a decrease of narrow-minded people . . . fondest memories of Thanksgiving football games . . . future airline reservationist. DANIEL HUGH MURPHY "Murph" . . . spends spare time making pizzas . . . cherishes memories of Saturday morning football games ... a career in electrical engineering. JUDITH ANN NADAN Two-faced people, bad news . . . "Do I have to get up at 6:30 a.m.?" . . . yoga and the telephone great! . . . future teach- er. CAROL MARY NAGY Anxiously awaiting graduation day . . . swimming and sports really great ... ca- reer in banking. CARYL KAY NAGY I don't want my hair cut! . . . piano, organ, and books are most enjoyable ... a future in Physics . . . remembers people and the third period bananas. KAREN ANN NAGY "Kar" . . . hypocrites irritate her ... re- calls those great football games . . . out- door sports of special interest . . . soon to enter college. WILLIAM ALLAN NAGY Football and sports in general keep "Al' active . . . conceited people don't rate . . . to enter college in the fall. JOSEPH GENE NAIDUCK To lose money is to peeve "The Fabulon" . . . enjoys avoiding the subject ... ask him — he's "gonna be rich.' VALERIE BEA NAMIAS ' Val" . . . "teacher, it s cold outside" . . . fond memories of EHS friends . . . enjoys dancing . . . creative future as artist. RICHARD GARY NELSON "Nelse" likes hunting and fishing . . . slow walkers — move-it! . . . Rifle Club right on target ... a future in plastics technology. RICHARD NEMETH "Rich". . . "Don't tell me what to do!" . . . a hunting and fishing buff. . . enterprising future businessman. PAULA JEAN MORRIS PATRICIA ELIZABETH MORROW JOHN MOZGAI DORIS JUDITH MOSLEY KATHLEEN MULLEN DANIEL HUGH MURPHYVALERIE BEA NAMIAS 143 KAREN ANN NAGY144145RICHARD G. NICEWONGER WALTER NIXON PATRICIA ROSE NOONAN ELIZABETH JEAN NUBER WILLIAM WALTER NOONEY JOHN O’CONNOR 146 PATRICIA E. O’NEILLTHOMAS ALAN NEMETH "Tom'' . . . would like to eliminate cheat- ing . . . football gomes will be remembered . . . surfs up! . . . will enter the Armed Ser- vice. GEORGE HENRY NEUBECK Stuck up girls don't rate with "Hank'' . . . memories of cross country . . . surfing's a wild pastime . . . onward to criminology school and state police. RICHARD G. NICEWONGER Graduation anxiously awaited by "Rich" . . . turned on by electronics and cars . . . future college man. WALTER NIXON "Nix . . . dislikes short hair on girls . . . Technical School next stop . . . Rifle Club and A.V.A. filled many moments . . . elec- tronics a special interest. PATRICIA ROSE NOONAN "Bat" . . . hates gym 1st period . . . creat- ing "Tara" great experience . . . pleasure pain is writer s cramp . . . future journalist. WILLIAM WALTER NOONEY "Bill" . . . ankle socks are ugly . . . when not surfing, found working on cars . . . Mr. Travis' Sr. Math a lasting impression . . . college next stop. ELIZABETH JEAN NUBER Would like to avoid narrowminded people . . . prefers slacks to dresses. . . art a favo- rite activity for "Betty." JOHN O'CONNOR Finds Trig and cafeteria food in bad taste . . . relishes days in gym and mechanical drawing . . . free time spent playing base- ball, fishing, collecting coins ... to attend college next year. PATRICIA E. O'NEILL "Potty" . . . enjoys dancing and boys . . . high stepping Drill Team captain . . . col- lege and career as an airline stewardess. LILLIAN R. OLIVIER "Rita " . . . anxiously awaiting a career as fashion designer. . . commercial art is real- ly something! . . . remembers art class and the Happenings Concert. LAURA JANE OLSEN A future secretary wrapped up in swimming and roller skating . . . dreads that C lunch. Pal gyula orvos "Pal" . . . Junior Prom to be remembered . . . enjoys growing a moustache . . . hopes to become a professor of Mathemat- ics. CHARLES RAY PAGE "Dumbo" . . . dislikes Fords. . . always to remember Mr. Koslick's class . . . cars a favorite . . . college awaits. GEORGE JOHN PAGE "Page " objects to lunch . . . will forever re- member Mrs. Cal's Chem. class . . . enjoys painting the press . . . future college man. LORRAINE PALINKAS Football games were very enjoyable . . . guys and cars occupy those free moments ... a future secretary. DIANE T. PALMER "Schultz" . . . Talon's chief cook and bot- tlewasher ... no time for apathy ... A Cappella and folksinging . . . shutterbug . . . love, peace and happiness. 147 CHARLES RAY PAGEMARCIA E. PARDI MARIA TERESA PARDO JOANNE PECORAINO KENNETH F. PENNACHIO UNDA JEAN PELAGO MARIO PELLEGRINI 148 i-------- PAUL PERROCHINOSALLY JOAN PETRIK EDWARD A. PETRO ANN L. PETRUCCI DOROTHY ANN PETRUNYAK LINDA P1CCIRILLO MARCIA E. PARDI "Marsh" . . . dislikes unfriendly people . . . waited impatiently for half days and those five minutes of passing . . .enjoys the art of stitching . . . career as a secretary. MARIA TERESA PARDO "Maria" . . . always to remember those Color Guard days. . . avid admirer of tra- vel .. . disgusted by show offs . . . enjoys piano, dancing, and music. BERYL ROBIN PARKER Sophomore gym aggravated "Beryl" . . . future secretary enjoys camping, piano, water skiing, and — cats . . . football games to be remembered always. HELEN PAWLOSKI Quiet, reserved . . . looks forward to graduation . . . expects much happiness for the future . . . remembers Child Care class. JOANNE PECORAINO "Peck" . . . wash n set anyone? enjoys dancing . . . memories recall those pep rallies . . . conceited people — repent! LINDA JEAN PELAGO "Ollie" . . . just can't stand those stuck-up people . . . fond memories of those Nurses' Aid days . . . enjoys just being with people . . . future nurse. MARIO PELLEGRINI "Mario" . . . doesn't like being pushed around . . . really remembers the kids and the teachers . . . enjoys drumming and the band . . . future holds o position as a Navy man. KENNETH F. PENNACHIO "Spinorch ". . . can't stand those brownies! . . . wrestling scores high . . . surfing a favorite pastime . . . future position in the Air Force. PAUL PERROCHINO A future on the seven seas . . . doesn't like to be idle . . . anticipates graduation. SALLY JOAN PETRIK "Sal". . . is especially aggravated by glass guards. . . football is a permanent memory . . . records, reading, and shopping . . . time to be spent in business or nursing school. EDWARD A. PETRO "Ed " . . . football games the greatest . . . music and his car occupy spare time . . . dislikes parking his car behind the school . . . Middlesex College awaits. ANN L. PETRUCCI "Annie Lou" ... an oversion for stuck up people . . . spends her free time surfing or building model cars. DOROTHY ANN PETRUNYAK "Dot" . . . aggravated by "A" lunch . . . will long remember Mr Thompson s Tennis Team ... a bright future in college and computer programming. SCOTT M. PFEIL Working just doesn't go with "Scott" . . . will alwoys remember victories over Stevens . . . Bowling strikes high . . . who knows what's ahead? CHARLES ALLEN PHILLIP "Al" . . . fondest memory is the band . . . electronics school followed by Navy. LINDA PICCIRILLO No homework for Linda. . . future secreta- ry who enjoys shopping . . . most remem- bers T and I. 149JAMES PINTYE 'Jim" . . . cars! cars! cars! ... 2:50 bell music to his ears . . . will long remember graduation day. LINDA THERESA PITTMAN ■'Linn'' . . . hates prolonged projects . . . really enjoyed cooking class. . . boys, cars, and shopping in her spare time . . . hopes for a secretarial career. FERN RONELLE CARSON PLATT Really upset by smart-aleck kids ... art class a lasting memory ... a future in the arts. EDWARD WILLIAM PODLASKI Phonies don't make it with "Pod" ... al- ways will remember Mrs. Cal’s Sandbox I . . . fun is cross country . . . soon to enter engineering college. LAWRENCE PATRICK POLLEX "Larry". . . drat those long lunch lines . . . never to forget his first Steven's game in 66 . . . enjoys girl watching . . . future cam- pus life. WILLIAM JOSEPH PORTER "Bill" . . . enjoys just "horsin" around . . . avid fan of all sports . . . "the way people are today is not the way they should be" . . . position in service awaits. KAREN PRICE Outstanding memories of pep rallies and football games . . . winter fire drills leave her cold . . . future in business. H. SHERIDAN PRICE "Sherri" . . . good times with friends will be cherished ... an individual who really enjoys writing letters . . . look out compu- ters, here she comes! ROBERT L. PUGLISI "Bob" . . . believes in school spirit . . . football and sports a favorite ... a future college man. RAYMOND F. PUSHIE "Push" . . . avoids those hours of home- work . . . enjoys sports in general . . . col- lege included among future plans. PATRICIA ANN RADABAUGH "Pat". . . people, where's your school spir- it??? . . . great times with friends . . . one favorite pastime is twirling ... a future nurse. JOAN ANN RADFORD Captain of our Twirling Squad . . . will long remember her Junior Prom . . .dislikes gossipers ... a rewarding career in teach- ing and marriage. ALBERT THOMAS RAIO "Skip" annoyed by those awful alarm clocks . . . college next in line . . . really enjoys going out and having fun. JOHN VINCENT READER "Jack". . . the outdoor type . . .likes to be on the winning team, especially against Woodbridge in '68 . . . on to college. APRIL ANN REED Believes in saying what you feel . . . beat- ing Woodbridge '68 remains lasting memo- ry ... to dance her way through college. JEFFREY LYNN REIDER "Jeff" . . . future college man . . . enjoys singing in his free time . . . always to re- member All-Eastern Chorus. ID WARD PODLASKI JAMES PINTYE LINDA THERESA PITTMAN WILLIAM JOSEPH PORTER FERN RONELLE CARSON PLATT 150 KAREN PRICE151 PATRICIA ANNE RADABAUGHJAMES T. REILLY MICHAEL EDWARD ROGUSKIE ALICE ANN ROSENFELD DONNA ROSENTHAL ROSE M. REILLY 152 JOHN M. ROURKEJAMES T. REILLY ' Jim" and homework jus! don't match . . . great admiration for sports. . . special em- phasis on football . . . college waiting in near future. ROSE M. REILLY "Rose" . . . homework, ugh! . . . future nurse . . . oh, those football games! . . . bowling has her pinned. SUSAN ANN ROBINSON "Kitty" hates good-byes . . . many mean- ingful moments as our EHS Eagle ... fu- ture airline stewardess. NANCY LEE ROCKAFELLOW Betterknownas'Rock," Nancy personal- ity conflicts with hard, unfriendly people . . . class rings a memorable occasion . . . interest in cooking ... a future in business school. MICHAEL EDWARD ROGUSKIE "Rogue' . . . never to forget 2:50 dismissal . . . cars occupy all spare moments... fu- ture college man. EDNA LUZ ROSA Hopes to become a dress designer. . . will always find a happy memory of those con- certs and plays . . . biology — ugh! ALICE ANN ROSENFELD Possibly International Relations for 'AI ' ... no pet-peeve . . . reading, drawing, or writing occupy those spare moments . . . remember Mr. Sofko's U.S. History I class. DONNA ROSENTHAL Plastic people should be melted U.S.U. . . . classes with Gerri Kerri, Jolly Oily, Mr. La- Maestra will be remembered . . . Mr. Tommy Biology? . . . career in Dramatic Arts awaits. JOHN M. ROURKE No coId hot lunches for "Shanook" ... al- ways enjoyed meeting girls in school . . . would like to see a student parking lot in- vested. KAREN APRIL ROYER "Karen" . . . anxiously awaiting the big moment of graduation . . . horse enthusiast . . . the field of beauty culture awaits. KATHLEEN B. ROTOWSKI "Rut" . . . out of focus for senior pictures . . . proms memorable occasions . . . trail blazing horseback rider . . . dance into choreography. TRACEY JAY RYAN 'H. B. . . . stuck-up people rote very low . . . will long remember senior lunch . . . hoping for a career in singing. WILLIAM J. RYBACZEWSKI "Will" . . . people — be independent . . . never to forget that 1 st trip to the Vice Prin- cipal’s office . . . enjoys working . . .ma- rine biology. JANIS L. SA "Jams ' . . . doesn't take too highly to con- ceited people . . . remembers bookkeeping classes . . . future secretary who enjoys playing the piano. GEORGE MICHAEL SABOVICK Architecture awaits "George" . . . remem- bers his mechanical drawing days . . . cars and mechanics take up free time. SANDRA LEE SAFFER "Sandy" hates those stuck-up people . . . Jr. history to be remembered long ... en- joys art in her free time . . . college soon. 153 WILLIAM J, RYBACZEWSKICARL SAMMARCO No work for "Cheese . . . colleae or ser- vice soon . . . cars take up that free time. JAMES JOSEPH SAMPSON "'Jim'" . . . Don't be something you’re not". . . will always remember Mr. Thomp- son's Biology . . . electronics, electronics! RICHARD ALLAN SANGER "Rich". . . would like to see longer lunches for our future graduates . . . fun is riding the surf! . . . hopes of traveling and just liv- GENE SARRATT, JR. Future college man. Gene" enjoys surfing and soccer in his spore time . . . dislike for standing in lunch line . . . most memorable time was undefeated soccer season. THOMAS SAULTER Tom . . . really appreciated those separ- ate senior homerooms . . . fun is motorcy- cling around . . . high hopes for college and a career in veterinary medicine. KATHLEEN C. SAUNDERS "Kothy believes people should be sincere . . . enjoyed the Jr. Prom and experiences with her friends . . . twirling and reading take up her time . . . college and hopes or teaching await. LOIS ROSALYN SAUNDERS No homework for this future teacher . . . "Sandy" enjoys bowling in her spare time . . . walking into the boy’s lavatory will al- ways be remembered! AUDREY JEAN SBRILLI "All men are created equal" . . . most memorable are friends at E.H.S. . . . this college bound senior especially enjoys being with people she likes. JANET MARIE SCALIA "Jan" joined in the Christmas Spirit at '69 gala . . . likes to whack the racket. . . will attend MCC to study business. VINCENT JAMES SCARPA Formality a real pet peeve of "Spider" . . to remember Electronics . . . hunting and fishing get the game . . . an electromcsca- reer is Foreseen. MAUREEN P. SCHIERLOH Work, travel and marriage ahead for "Maur" . . . football games always! . . . always some spare time for boys. . . liars — fade away! ILONA MARIE SCHNATTER "Lang" . . . shuns cliques . . . skating, horseback riding, traveling . . . just helping people spices her life . . . psych, major. WILLIAM J. SCHNEIDER "Bill" . . . chess anytime . . . likes those clubs, but that lunch! ... a future of col- lege and electrical engineering. CYNTHIA M. SCHREFFLER "Cindu" . . . friendly and easy to be with . . . Child Care Program rates . . . working with mentally retarded children fills any spare moments. ROBERT WILLIAM SCHROEDER Sports, sports, sports for "Bob" . . . remem- ber Mr. Oliver! . . . college next, then on- ward to law school. LEE M. SCHUCK "Lee" . . . dislikes phonies . . . someone cares! . . . flag twirling to be long remem- bered . . . this college bound student really enjoys having fun! CARL SAMMARCO 8O8BY GENE SARAH. JR. RICHARD ALLAN SANGER THOMAS SAULTER 154AUDREY JEAN SBRILU JANET M. SCAtIA VINCENT JAMES SCARPA CYNTHIA M. SCHREFFIER 155 MAUREEN P. SCHIERIOHANNA MAY SCHUSTER KATHERINE PATRICIA SEAGO BERNARD SCHWARTZ BONNIE M. SEITZ james e. scon DONALD L. S€LINGO LEONARD G. SCOn PAUL J. SELINGOtel' OXlJJGUpO oJ £l jfi L VfMA. O xr -Kc i SALVATORE SEMINARA DE80RAH ANN SHIPKIN MARK STEVEN SILK RICHARD KENNTH SHIPMAN CAROL IRENE SHR08A DOUGLAS SHIPMAN JEFFREY E. SCHULMAN "Jeff" . . . next stop is college . . . Pho- tography and films moke it . . . memories of Mr. Kerrigan's English class. ANNA MAY SCHUSTER "Ann” . . . irritated by self-pity . . . sports enthusiast . . . biplogy is a major in this eager senior's future. BERNARD SCHWARTZ College awaits "Bernie" . . . graduation to remain a memorable event . . . girls, pool and horseback riding. JAMES E. SCOTT "Jim” ... a future awaits in the Navy, col- lege, and the space program . . . remember homeroom basketball? . . . baseball, travel and photography capture his interests. LEONARD G. SCOTT Navy all the way with "Lenny” . . . will you ever forget those football games and of course McDonald's? . . . cars are fun . . . non-participants — let's get with it. KATHERINE PATRICIA SEAGO "Kathy-' . . . would gladly appreciate an increase of school spirit . . . graduation and those football games will remain forev- er .. . this future teacher enjoys water- skiing in her free time. BONNIE M. SEITZ "Bonnie” . . . loved that history class . . . driving takes care of those spare moments . . . marriage ahead. DONALD L. SELINGO Cherishes memories of those soccer days . . . working on cars occupies leisure hours ... a future Navy man. PAUL J. SELINGO "Paul . . . memorable moments of Mrs. Stolt's Algebra class . . . skiing is a favorite . . . future holds position as a computer programmer. SALVATORE SEMINARA "Draxe " . . . can't stand sitting dumb . . . memory of "eeny meeny” (?) and S2 . . . spends his spare time watching movies and ploying cards ... a college future awaits. KATHLEEN ANN SHEBEL " Kathy" . . . one happy senior who hated lunch . . . football games are great! . . . the future holds a position as an airline res- ervationist. DEBORAH ANN SHIPKIN Over critical people just don’t make it with "Debbie” . . . college awaits this Drill Team friend . . . twirling at the football games and Dip's pajama party make happy memories. DOUGLAS SHIPMAN College ahead for "Atlas" . . . teeny hop- pers — grow up! ... a special memory is that music appreciation course . . . motor- cycles are it! RICHARD KENNETH SHIPMAN The kids will always be remembered by '"Rick”. . . spare time is occupied with elec- tronics and music . . . future college man . . . oh, and don't forget Uncle Bernie! CAROL IRENE SHROBA "Shrob" . . . small people just don't mea- sure up . . . twirling always remembered . . . sews. . . will teach elementary school. MARK STEVEN SILK The "Bearded Wonder” . . . has o strong dislike for apathy . . . hoping for a future of theology, literature, and music . . . fond memories of '69 Fall Play and Mr. LaMaes- tra. 157KATHLEEN M. SINKO ' Kathy'' . . . why don't people answer when greeted by Hi"? ... art class left lasting impressions . . . future in the secre- tarial world. ILONA JUNE SLEDD "Lonie" . . . considers plastic people in- complete . . . this future college student had high regard for Drivers' Ed . . . fun is St. Joe's mixers. MARTIN JOHN SLOVINSKY "Marty " . . . where's our soda machine? . . . remember that Thespian Society . . . likes to manage little league teams ... a career in law soon. FREDERICK STEVEN SMITH No short lunches for "Smittens" . . . oh that T I program!. . . this future barber enjoys the guitar in his spare time. MELANIE J. SOKOL No homework for "Mel'' . . . really liked flag twirling, buttercup socks, and Jr. gym class . . . college future ahead. MICHAEL CARL SORENSEN "Mike". . . tuna sandwiches too fishy . . . gym a real sport. . . hits the bull's eye with archery ... Air Force flies ahead. MIRA ANN SOROKOFSKY Hypocrisy irritates "Mira" . . . meeting people was really great . . . painting and working with paper mache' are favorites ... "I wont to find myself os an indi- vidual." JANE J. SPOSATO Stewardess to be . . . avid music lover. . . most enjoyed mixed chorus and concerts . . . happiness is a longer lunch. JOAN M. STABILE "Joani ' . . . phony people always de- tectable . . . decorating for junior prom a blast. . . organist. . . career as dental hy- gienist. WILLIAM STANKE "Bill" . . . hopes for a breakthrough in longer lunches. . . memorable moments of freshman football ... a future college man. PETER B. STAPLES Lunch was a happy time for "Pete" . . . can't stand that homework . . . playing the drums a favorite . . . soon to join the Navy. NANCY STAUFFER A future in computer programming for "Nancy" . . . conceited people — forget it! . . . spends her spare moments aiding handicapped children . . . will always re- member the prom and those football games. CAROL ANNE STEINER I.B.M. or the Woman's Marine Corps brighten "Cookies" future . . . really adores rabbits... but tests and homework just don't make it. AMELIA ANN STELLATO Too much homework for "Amy" . . foot- ball games and fun! . . . future in the secre- tarial world. JEAN STEVENSON "Jeane ” . . . possibilities of college or nurs- ing school ahead . . . enjoys helping in therapy for brain damaged children ... re- members the liberalization of our dress code . . . why not cut lunch! ALICE PAULA STIVANELLI "Al" ... a future phys. ed. major. . . will long remember those Edison-Stevens foot- ball games . . . would appreciate an in- crease of school traditions. KATHLEEN M. SINKO ILONA JUNE SLEDO MARTIN JOHN SLOVINSKY MICHAEL CARL SORENSEN 1 MIRA ANN SOROKOFSKY 158JANE J. SPOSATO PETER B. STAPLES AMELIA ANN STELLATO ALICE PAULA STIVANElLI 159WILLIAM A. SULLIVAN 160 ANTHONY S. S2EMERETADOUGLAS ST. LAURENT "Saint" . . . Mr. Levanduski's Chem . . . fun is the Rifle Club and AVA . . .Merchant Marine Academy next stop. JAMES VINCENT STRUBEL Doors in Concert at the Garden happening for "Bob-Apple . . . Athlete-Heads a both- er .. . music melodious hobby . . . future in computer programming. JANINE RANDAHL STRUVE Jan" . . . "things just bug her . . . cher- ished friends and learning . . . music and dancing occupy this future airline stew- ardess's time. KATHLEEN ANN STUMPF Kathy". . . enjoys oil painting . . .happi- ly awaiting graduation day . . . conceited people rate low with this future interior de- corator. WILLIAM A. SULLIVAN "Bill". . . can't take people who like others because of success . . . photography is a favorite . . . steering toward a future in en- gineering. JAY LLOYD SUSSWEIN Lou" cries "act your age!" . . . Spanish is a real fiesta . . . fishing a favorite pastime . . . next year college. NANCY ELEANOR SUSWAL ' "Sus ' asks, Why can't everyone be friend- ly?" . . . really enjoyed all four years at E.H.S. . . . soon to enter college. NANCY L. SUTTON Flowers and music a must . . . will never forget second period chorus with Mr. Hugh- es ... a future veterinarian. ANTHONY J. SZEMERTA Future college man . . . "Tony . . . oh, those football games! cars — make it. IRENE E. SZOLD Irene" . . . would liked to hove seen de- finite changes. . . loved working in the of- fice . . . really enjoys having o good time . . . soon to enter college. VALERIE JOANNE SZYMANSKI "Val" . . . Especially fond of the Jr. Prom . . . "D" lunch just wasn't any fun ... a truly great hobby is enjoying life . . . col- lege awaits. SALVATOR R. TAFUNI "D" ... never to forget those football games. . . scuba diving an absorbing inter- est .. . college and industrial engineering in his future. BEVERLY M. TAYLOR "Bev" says people should listen when given advice . . . Junior Prom EHS Highlight . . . foresees banking career. PATRICIA ANNE TAYLOR "Tricia" . . . will always remember third period — where? . . . dancing, dancing, dancing . . . nosy people — butt out! ... never knows what's next. RITA DORIS TECH "Goldie" . . . "What ever happened to friendly people? . . . winter, snow, and people are tops . . . future airline hostess and part time fashion model. RICHARD GEORGE TERZIAN Rich" . . . "How could anyone ever for- get study period?" . . . favorite pastime.- money . . . to be a civil engineer after col- lege. BEVERLY M. TAYLOR 161RAYMOND TESTA "Roy'' con be found cycling during leisure time . . . college awaits after graduation. KAREN LORRAINE THEANDER Plastic people don't mix with "Blondie" . . . Junior gym class a fond memory . . . swimming and horseback riding are fun favorites ... a future in the field of IBM. ALBERT ALAN THOMAS "Bim" . . . dislikes homework . . . rather spend free time participating in sports . . . will always remember baseball and soccer. JAMES R. THOMAS "Jim" . . . "Oh, those teachers' . . . foot- ball games forever. . . future in the field of English, possible creative writing. FRANCES BEVERLY THOMPSON "Fran" . . . prejudiced people hit her wrong ... 7th period study and The Beatles rate high . . . Future plans include work after graduation. BARRY PAUL THOSTESEN "Thos" . . . cramped by crowded halls. . . recalls Mr. Kaplan's physics class . . . golf his cup of tee. . . foresees college in future. MARJORIE RUTH THURLOW "Margie" . . . likes "almost anything" . . . will always remember the Stevens games . . . future airline stewardess. LORRAINE E. TIPALDI Some people upset "Tippi" . . . music, poe- try, and sports are favorites . . . memories of being winter track manager. . . college awaits. DAVID A. TIVALD Pool and sports occupy extra moments for "Boll " . . . vocational school in his plans . . . teachers and kids will always be re- membered . . . smile, people smile. GAIL MARIE TOROK Traveling ahead for "Blue Eyes" . . . stuck up people — give up!. . . fondest memories include being track team manager. . . fun is: fun. MIGUEL ANGEL TORRES "Mike" . . . remembers his female teachers most . . . enjoys work(?) ... to work in an auto body shop ... no pet peeve! LINDA TOTH "Linda" . . . memories of gym class and buttercup socks . . . dancing and driving to school are fovorite hobbies . . . "model" future in the sky. MARCIA L. TRACHTENBERG Art school anticipated for "Blackbird" . . . will be eternally thankful for weekends . . . relishes painting and expressing herself through poetry. ROBERT WARREN TRENTA "Bobby" . . . sports rate high . . . busy with cars and music . . . future service in the skies. BARBARA TUREK "Barb" . . . hates hypocrites . . . Junior Prom and football games most memorable . . . "It's your serve" . . . college and teaching Spanish are anxiously awaited. JANET R. TUROSKI "Jan" advises, leave well enough alone . . . nothing beats marching in parades . . . marine biology a favorite . . . future mathematics teacher. RAYMOND TESTA KAREN LORRAINE THEANDER ALBERT ALAN THOMAS JAMES R. THOMAS FRANCES BEVERLY THOMPSON BARRY PAUL THOSTESEN 162 MAJORIE RUTH THURLOWLORRAINE E. TIPALDI DAVID A. TIVALD MIGUEL ANGEL TORRES 163KAREN A. VAJO DEBRA VAN DEVENTER JACK CHRIS VASILAROS NANCY ELLEN VICINUS 164 MARIANNE IRENE VOGTAMY THERESA WEINGART VICTOR USENKO 'Mad Russian'' . . . spare time spent on sports and fixing things . . . temperament clashes with slow drivers ... the blueprints of his future shov a career in engineering. KAREN A. VAJO "Karen" is unnerved by hypocrites . . . most cherished memories are of folk con- certs . . . writing and art are fields of atten- tion . . . secretarial life ahead. DEBRA VAN DEVENTER Twirling and horseback riding take up "Debbie s" spare time . . . History and En- glish classes favorites for this future airline stewardess. JACK CHRIS VASILAROS Would've liked to see a student parking lot . . . will never forget Mrs. Cal's class . . . Chevies make it! . . . next stop trade school for electronics. NANCY ELLEN VICINUS "Nancy" . . . irritated by uninterested stu- dents . . . musical memories of chorus . . . future — future. KATHLEEN ANN VIEGELMANN A future nurse, "Kath" dislikes blabber- mouths and gossips . . . happy memories of the junior prom . . . boys are a great pas- time . . . let's be sincere, people. ROSANNE VIRGILI "Rosanne ' . . . "people — where’s your school spirit?" . . . happiness is gymnastics, dancing and sports for our cheerleading captain . . . business college awaits. CYNTHIA VOGT "Cyndye" . . . despises war . . . enjoyed the opportunity of wearing slacks to class . . . future hopes of making a school is planned by this art and music lover. MARIANNE IRENE VOGT "Mare" . . . painting, ceramics and read- ing rate high. . . will always remember Mr. Ks physics class . . . future in teaching. VINCENT RAYMOND WALCZAK Peace Corps career awaits "Vince " . . .en- joys his guitar, reading, golf, tennis and bowling . . . don't be what you're not. FRED WALIJESKI Memory Lane finds Lump" reminiscing that tenth grade gym class and-oh-that New Year's Eve Party . . . college bound DENNIS WALKER "Denny" . . . would appreciate a few out- door classes . . . enjoys chats with favorite teachers . . . interested in tropical fish . . . "Go Navy!" AMY THERESA WEINGART Amis" a future dental assistant, is crazy about the outdoors . . . being with kids is really the greatest . . . phonies ore a drag. JOHN WEISZ "John" . . . annoyed by conformists and insincere people . . . top memories include Key Club's services to school and commun- ity .. . future . . . perhaps an army career. THOMAS W. WENZ "Tom " . . . why do I have to save o seat at "C" lunch? . . . let's hear it for our unde- feated soccer team . . . sports and cars rate high . . . future in architecture. THOMAS W. WERNICK College and a major in phys. ed. awaits "Chief" . . . memories of basketball and football. . . surfing, cars and movies — fun pastimes . . . phonies are out. 165CAROL ANN MARIE WHITE Carol . . . don't jump to conclusions . . . this future veterinary assistant will olwoys recall the Edison-Stevens football games . . . postime — her boyfriend. GLENN SCOTT WHITE It's the Navy for Crebs" . . . soccer rates highest {next to girls!)... no school — yea! MARYANN RENE WHiTE Cookie” . . . unanswered phone calls un- forgivable . . . E.H.S. highlighted by music . . . adores folk singing and dancing . . . will join VISTA. CHRISTINE GAY WILLENBROCK A future nurse, "Chrissy" really looked for- ward to Christmas and Easter vacations. . . dating and just having fun could occupy her forever. . . stuck-up phonies — get with it! CAROL FRANCES WILLIAMS Little One'' . . . May I have your atten- tion please?" . . . plans include interior de- corating. GEORGE S. WILLISTON Stan". . . will long remember winning the county championship in soccer ... try to forget Band and the cafeteria . . . enjoys sports ... to dive into a career in oceanog- raphy. LYNN ANN WILSON Puckers" . . . Memories — '69 prom and Mr. Nuzzo . . . enjoys horseback riding, swimming and shooting pool . . . hopes to teach English. JOHN FREDERIC WIRTZ . . . Bright future in photography . . . fond memories of E.H.S. plays — especially Har- vey . . . lover of music. KATHI M. WOLCHKO Teaching elementary school ahead for "Kathi" . . . let's do away with inconsisten- cy .. . will always remember the times spent with the F.T.A. MARY ANN WOLK Don't keep "Wolk" waiting . . . tennis is scoring high ... Jr. Prom and that frosh home ec. class will last as memories ... a career in dental hygiene will follow college. CURTIS FRANK WYATT "Sach " says, if it's not worth soying — don't say it . . . greatest memory is the victory at Woodbridge . . . sports, mainly football of special interest . . . future college man. RONALD YOLINSKY Ron" . . . will never forget the girls at E.H.S. . . . fun is fishing, shooting, and, of course, driving . . . college lies ahead. NANCY JEAN YOUNG Certain teachers irritate "Nance" . . . never to forget Mr. Kerrigan s English class . . . roller-skating . . . college followed by a career in social work. DAVID L. ZACK Irritated by those non-listeners ... a future businessman . . . loves football games and that certain girl. GARY A. ZARDAVETS Mingling with the crowd is for "Gar" . . . "Don't tell me what to do with my social life " . . . next stop is college with speciali- zation in Liberal Arts. . . professional base- ball career owaits. DEBORAH ANN ZATREPALEK A future psych major . . . career as on air- line hostess, "Zap" dislikes unoriginal and snobby people . . . special interests include music, painting and riding the surf . . . en- joys anything different. 166 CHRISTINE GAY WILLENBROCK CAROL FRANCES CAROL ANN MARIE WHITE GLENN SCOTT WHITE MARYANN RENE WHITE LYNN ANN WILSONGARY A. ZARDAVETS DEBORAH ANN ZATREPAIEK 167GERALD ZAWASKI College ond o major in biology await ' Jerry . . . dislikes closed-minded people . . . memories include Mrs. Col's Chem and Mr. Nuzzo's history . . . enjoys new places and things. JOHN A ZAWORA Pseudo-intellectuals irritate John ... a definite increase in school and senior privileges is needed . . . most memorable events include Talon, the fall ploy, and guarding the senior door . . . looking for- ward to a career in medicine. MICHAEL HOWARD ZELL The Hulk'' harbors a dislike for apathy . . . photography club a special memory . . . interests include Israel, G.N.J.J.Y.C., and water skiing ... a career in medicine to follow college. Camera Shy KEVIN BOYLE CARL Dl ONTO ANNA FYLYPCZUK MICHAEL GASKINS GRAIG GUNSTONE BRUCE HALL CARL HASARA ARLENE LORENCZ GEORGE MASON AURELIO PARADA JUDITH RASZKA JAFRAN REGULSKI FREDERICK ROCHOW GEORGE ROE SPYRO STAMAT SUSAN SURAWSKI LOUIS TOTH JOSEPH VEISZ GERALD ZAWASKI MICHAEL HOWARD ZELL JOHN A ZAWORA 168Memory of GREGORY KENT February 16, 1969 A friend is gone . . . There are other ways to lose a friend But none other keeps a friend closer — None other retains a friend's smileTrade and Industrial Two recently initiated programs have achieved full potential this year. Under the expert guidance of Miss Yasenchak, Mr. Flor, and Mr. Lynch, the T l and Coop, programs have benefited a good many students. In T l., boys have an op- portunity to attend school part-time in the industrial fields, and in Coop, girls can work part-time in the business world. 170Both programs are to be expanded, so even more EHS students can participate. Although students participating in the T l and Coop. Pro- grams are not always seen in the corridors, their role is among the most important achievements in the educational experience at EHS. Cooperative Office Practice 171Future Physicians Club Future Nurses of America M. Morion Pres., J. Motorozzo, A. Her, J. Boron, Mrs. DeMersodv., 6. Sum- mer, vice pres., I. Sullivon, S. Groth, sec.-trcos., 0. Kroon W. Jocobsen, S. Hulbert, M. Kimmelmon, Mr. Thompson odv., J. Johnson, S. Brown, C. Bloom, S. Andreco, R. Drumheller, I. Feldmon, M. Deiner, J. Reider. Future Teachers of A m erica K. Sounders, L. Wilson, D. Pio, V. liss, K. Gozierc, T. Koplon M. Aionger. G. Wilson, L. Cosgro, K. Kimber, J. King, E. Kim bcr, G. Bodner. J. 8enneche. K. Wolch, E. Greenfield, B. Gro bowski. D. St. Laurent, 0. Droppo. L. Yus. M. Grullotto, D. Fon toneros. M Koulis. K. Seogo, D. Sierzega, M. Gilbert, S. Bnd ges, P. Morris, 8. Turek. A. Sbhlli Future Business Leaders of A m erica L. Waters, E. Ellis, Trcos., C. Williams, E. Beardsley, D. So, Sec., L. Brancaccio, A. Stellato. M. Finn, J. So, Pres., 0. Cleveland, J. Domewicz, V. Bak, Vice Pres., J. Kleszics 172Future Hom em ake of A m erica Row 1. G. Borden, I. Yuschik, B. Shofer, C. Hormon, R. Jones, C. Fischer, D. Roche, S. Klormon, N. Morra. Row 2. S. Mucho, D. Holi, J. 8cgcb, I. Cornell, D. Chupelo, L. Grobenly, S. Young, 0. Franklin, I. Diccioni, P, Brodniak, Miss Rgoonelli odv. Row 3- Mrs. Donohoy adv„ D. Berhfa, G. Fisher. I. Torres, P. Harrison, C. DeTurris, I. Sexton, L. Tobjoko, D. Poulick, C. Krougc, J. Matterio. Row 4: N. Robins, J. Hoyle, T. Sexton, R. Ruggcno, M. Sexton, M. Dovis, B. Comer, P. Powers, G. Hoscy, S. DuPrce, 0. Peters. Row 5: S. Groth, D. Stezcgz, D. Puloski, J. Bethea, D. Du- rham. A. Crone, C. Anderson, C. Hoyle, M. Sokol, D. Droppo, K. DeFozio, K. Jackson, F.H.A. Officers Row I: L. Porn, D. Williams, R. Buck, J. Rispoli. N. Reddington, Row 2. J. Govigon, R. Byard, D. Frankel, D. Simon, R. Hovens. Row 3; B. Schuck, J. Susswein, J. Reader, A. Soltiel. Mr. Von Pelt, odv. Mr. Trovis, odv., R. Moken, J. Kleszics, R. Dudas. R. Walters Varsity Club L Io R: G. Borden, L. Yuschik, D. Roche, C. Hormon, R. Jones, C. Fisher, B. Schafer, S. Klor- mon, N. Marro Chess Club 173Row I: Mrs. Onder. Adv., 1. Sounder», H. Szcmcreto, G. Cirlincionnc, K. Harris, J. King, S. Abroms, S. Hulbert, C. Prol, J. Gottlieb. Row 2. J. Mozonoski, I. Koeser, D. Rosenthal, B. Nubcr, J. Nadon, I Dunlop, B. Horne, J. Stu- reke, $. Cohn. Row 3- M. Uhl, R. Ford, L. Kopcsondi, J. Turoski, K. Cohn, J. Boron. Row 4. M. Ricciordi, B. Riemsch- neider, R. Homes, C. D'Aquilo, S. Christiansen, S. Bridges, J. Mistysyn, D. Whittaker, K. Sinko. C.5.C. Officers left to Right. K. Horns, treasurer, K. Cohn, vice president, J. Mistysyn, president, J. King, secretory, 8. Rcimschncider, historian. Key Club Officers Jeff Schulmon— pres., D. Fronkel, M. Diener — vice pres., J. Weis , A. Kaplon — trees., D. Kollmon. Key Club 174 Row ) D. Kollmon. A. Kopian, M. Silk, A. Fundock. Row 2. D. Fronkel, J. Girvon, V. Wolczok, J. Johnson, P. Orvos. Row 3: S. Krog, J. Reider, J. Weisz, J. Shulmon, J. Phillips. Row A G. Krog, D. Emde, M. Deiner, P. Rcimschncider. R. Drumhcller.AUDIO VISUAL AIDS I- : N. Ginsberg, W. Nixon, Mr. Pouch, Advisor; D. St. Laurent, R. Watters. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 1st Row. Mr. KopJan, Advisor; L. Topoldi, D. Dotsko, L. Harris, D. Bison»c, D. Pal- mer. 2nd Row A. Schuster, V. Szymanski, W. Sullivan - Pres., W. Clodek, C. Moken. Dance Band 1st Row. 1. Bolon, M. Jenoricki, W. Sobovick, W. Jacobson, Mr. Stork, Advisor. 2nd Row M. Ornstem, $. Cherlin, M. lonni, J. Turoski, R. Shipman. 3rd Row. W. Colomoneri, S. Briggs. 175Senior Choir flow- I. S. Robinion, J. Reider, M. White, C. Anderson, M, Keis- er. Row 2. T. Ryon, G. D'Erosmo, E. Abbotc, P. Feldman, V. Mcntonmo, C. Willioms, N. Stauffer, E. Baldwin, D. Kost, S. Boland. A. Grondieon. Row 3 $. Hulbert, K. Lynch, $. Miller, 0. Palmer, N. Viemus, M. Ensana. L. Olsen, S. Price, P. Horn- son, L. DiDario, J. Sfobile, N. Sutton. Row 4- J. Struve. 0. Dobbs, M. Boordmon, D. Shipkin, I. DeSantis, I. Folkcnhagen, J. Sposoto. P. Morris, J. Goetz, F. Fekete, I. Early. Row 5: C. Hoyle, C. Kessler, M. Kurtz, K. Fox, M. Dicncr, J. Shulman, D. Tomn, J. Floherty, P. Orvos, J. Martin, C. Maybin, M. Silk. junior Choir Row J S. Barnett, D. Shipman, C. Murchitto, B. Schofcr, B. Gir- oux, M. Wollace, M. Cardillo. P. Reynolds, C. Foos Row 2. M. DiRicnzo, G. Skorupsky, E. Greenfield. S. Cohn, S. Peters, R. Lerman, D. Cullen, S. Kirkmon, R. Stromoski. Row 3: S. Poper, R. Lustig, N. Bruskin, S. Scicchitano, P. Hreniuk, K. Finlay. S. Bridges, S. Christiansen, R. Haines. Row 4 C. D'Aquilo, D. Duval, T. Mellios, T. Zovist, G. Jacobson, R. Beo, R. Williams, B. Lolley, W. Braun. Sophom ore Choir Row I: L. Malia, P. Vonspreckelson, Jeanne Ihosz, C. Hamilton, K. Nord, J. Jones, D. Pols, D Fronklin, D. Froily, F. Lovelle. Row 2. Colccn Deturris, S. Young, K. Wagner, D. Rollo, P. Nestur, J. Orosz, D. D'Aloisio, J. Ballou. Row 3- E, Hansen, K. Jackson, J. Hoyle. Row 4. H. Scnkiw, A. Filocco. B. Goretzkie, D. Fontanorosc, S. Gomez. Row 4 T. McGinn, R. Uff, J. Pryor, M. Heitzcnroedcr, M. Bonks, J. Gombas, N. Robins, K. Ashley. 176Cappella Choir Mr. Hughes, Adv., G. D’Erosmo, $. Bolond, D. Polmer, P. Feldmon, M. Kc ser, S. Hulbert, M, Ensono, K. Lynch, S. Miller, D. Frondsen, R, Stromoski, G. Skorupsky, M. DiRienro, R. Lustig, R. Homes, K. Finlay, K. Cohn, S. Robinson, G. Torok, D. Oobbs, M. White, C. Anderson, C. Hoyle, C. D'Aquilo, D. DuVol, M. Silk, C. Moybm, E. Dunphy, J. Aurelio, W. Braun, J. Flaherty, K. Fox, R. Williams, J. Reider, D. Tamm, J. Broker, T. Mellios, J. Schulman, P. Orvos, T. Zovist, M. Kurtz, M. Deiner, P. Reimschneidcr, R 8ca, P. Stefani. Keytones J. Flaherty, M White, K. Finlay, P. Feldman, K. Lynch, 0. Tamm, D. DuVal, C. D Aqui- lo, R, Homes, G. Torok, W. Broun, P. Stefoni, J. Schulman, M, Deiner, P. Reimsch- neider, J. Reider. Treble Choir 0.JS£p c «• H°™;-s 177French Club Spanish Club Row I A. Stivonelli, G. Heilig, C. Gozinc. Row 2. Mrs. Creutz, Adv., M. Blonder, E. Greenfield, B Torek, K, Scogo, C. Prol. Latin Club Row I: Mr. Tracey, Adv., S. Soroski, C. Krauss, S. Klormon, A. Roienfeld. Row 2. A. Ka- plan, K. Lordi. M, Jenoriki. M. Ule, C. Mokcn. Row 3: W. Colomoncri, K. Longer, 0 Leah, J. Zoworo, A. Miskiel. Row 4,- K. Brennan. J. Mosgai, R. Moken, R. McCann, R. Lie- bowilz. Row ?. L.Wilson, G. Wilion, V. Lii$. Row2. MissGorb, odv.,0. Fonfonarose, S. Gomes, K. Horris. Cerman Club Row I E. Kimbler, K. Kimbcr, M. Vogt, L. Fox, P. Von Spreckleson, L. Malio. Row 2. Miss Vonoczky. Adv., K. Jackson, B. Froundorfer, L. Veldcomp, M, $!ik, I. Slcdd, R. Po- glisi. Row 3: D. Jobbinj, M. Roguskie, I. Feldman, R. Tech, E. Brossy, J. Reider. 178Insights 1st Row. A. Rosenfeld, B. Kotchcn, D. Rosenthal. $. Epstein. C. Nagy, Mr. Lo Moesfro, Advisor. 2nd Row. V. Szymonski, J. Turoski, P. Horrison, 8. Torek. 3rd Row-. M. Ford, V. Wolczak, J. Shulmon, R. Schrocdcr. M. Dein- Art Club Drama Club hi Row-. K. Moore, A. Borns, C. Vogt, M. Sorkofsky. 2nd Row: C. Moken. A. Prongoy, W. Montecolvo, B. Nobcr, J. Wirtz, J. Morris. 3rd Row.- L. Tipoldi, C Pep, M. Trochtenberg, J. Honsen. 4th Row Mr. Acciani, Advisor; 0. Dotsko, T. litwin, J. Hoscy, D. Peorsc, S. Gerstenmier, W. O Donnell. Thespian Troupe Isf Row Mr. Oliver, Advisor; J. Wirtz, V. Montonino, O. Franklin, C. Depto, M. Conroy, K. Kimber, M. McGinn. 2nd Row: S. Christenson, S. Demsio, C. Moken, I. DiDario, M, Silk, A. Fisocco. A. Reed. 3rd Row: D. Mosolf, E. Kimber, D. Zotrcpolck, G. Skoropsky, M. Pardo, B. Hamclforb, C. Ander- son. 4th Row: D. Tomm, J. Gervm, M. Slovinsky. K. Fox, J. Flohcrty. D. Hies, J. Zoworo. f si Row: D. Tamm, D. Rosenthal, M, Conroy. 2nd Row. C. Moken. J. Fol- herty, L. DiDario. 3rd Row. G. Skorepski, J. Wirtz, C. Anderson. 4th Row: K. Fox. 179Bowling Team Row 1 J. Horrison, D. Kost, A. Browning, M. Kelly, I. Sounder». W. Poikowiki, G- Torok, S. Pfeil, Mr. Wollace. odv. Row 2 0. Rodo. R Miholck, P. len- ord, R Carroll, B. Tho»fescn, C. Goldstein, V. Wolezok, B. Ryboczewjki, G. Ncubcck. Row 3: J. 0 Angillo, J. Timmerman, I. Girodin. 8. Crowford, 0. Ille». 0. Boron, R, Dulo, S. Fcnjtcin, 8. Adam». Chefs' Club Row I D. Giove, A. Reed, C. Greco, C. Brown, A Monuico, D. Kosl, Mrs. Walsh, odv. Row 2 0. Mackey, M. Mullen, M. Porubsky, L. Olsen, G. Goetz, F. Fcketc. Row 3: A. Frozee, J. Mortin, R, Tcrzian, K. Mullen, L. Conovero, W. Fumio. Weight Lifters Girls' Basketball Team Row I: C. Grondiecn, B. Stout, A. Stivonelli, D. Ptos, I. Sledd. Row 2: 0. Lee, K. Jenny, K. Jackson, F. Fekete, J. Goetz, K. Nagy. Girls' Gymnastics Clut8. Tbotlescn, co-copt., V Wolczok. Mr. Lynch, Adv., R. Mokcn, B. Adorns, S. Williston, co-cop». Golf Rifle Club B. Lohse, R. Willioms, B. Sobovick, J. Edelstem. Mr. Reilly, adv. Nor pictured: Trip Brooks. Tennis 181 M. lordiere, R. Nelson, J. Gervin, 0. $t. Lourent, V, Scarpa. W. Nixon. Not pict- ured: Mr Jacobson, AdvAcademy of Science O fficers Sealed: B. Dromheller, pres. Standing: M. Col lotto, rec. sec., 0. Jobbms, treos, J. Reider, Is» v.p., I. Fcldmon, sgt. at orms, 8. Snider, 2nd v.p , M Silk, porl., K. Kotchen, corres. sec. Academy of Science Seniors Row 1 G. Bodner, L. Oi Oorio, S. Abrams, N. Vici nos, A. Mitten, K. Ballot, B, Kotchen. M. Azonger V, Montonino. Row 2. R. Tech. J. Mistysyn, S. Mat tern, B. Torek, J. Toroski, L. Sounders, J. Noden, K Wolchoko, J. Benncche. Row 3. K. Scogo. D. Zack M Silk, J. Retder, C. Brossy, K Nogy, N. Hotko, $ Andreco. B. Johanns. Row 4: 8. Dromheller, I. Feld men, J. Mitzok, D. Jobbms, S. Krog, W. Schneider R. Shipman, T. Groom, R. Terzion. Academy of Science Juniors Row I. B. Schaffer, J. Gottleib, V. List, A, Thomos, A. Ritz. K. Mooney. Row 2: R. Lostig, A. Mossier. E. Deme- troulokos, K. Horris, J. Hansen, $. Klormon. Row 3: D. Emdc, P Riemschneider, B. Sommers, D. Lee, D. Mossolf, C. D Aquila. M. Gullotto.Seared: P. Noonan, D. Amper, B. Kaichen, P. Riermchneider, M. Silk, B. Riermchneider. A. Motier, S. Klormon, J. King, I. Wilton, C. Moken, M. Azonger. Standing: B. lohse, C. Zawo- ski, C. Irving, S. Andrejco, L. Olsen, P. Horriton, I. Tipaldi. E. McGlynn, M. Griffin, C. Nagy, S. Hulbert, B. Stromoski, S. Demsio, 0. Palmer. Mrs. Deverin, Advisor. EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF..............................Bea Riemschneider MANAGING EDITOR....................Sue Klormon NEWS EDITOR........................Anne Mosler FEATURE EDITOR.......................Judy King SPORTS EDITOR................Peter Riemschneider ART EDITOR.....................Charlene Moken PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR.................Bill Sullivan EXCHANGE EDITOR...........................Debbie Amper COPY EDITORS.....................Barbie Kotchen, Lynn Wilson REPORTERS: Susan Andrejco, Karen Cohn, Dan Frankel. Alex Fundok, Meg Griffin, Pot Harrison, Sharen Hulbert, Barbie Katchen, Charlene Moken, Carol Nagy, Becky Stromoski, Jim Thomas, Marcia Trachtenberg, Lynn Wil- son. EagleV‘ Time is of the essence.'' We hove the motivation and the strength that our youth, ambition, and hopes inspire. What we make of our today determines what our tomorrow will bring. "To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heavens: A time to be born and a time to die, A time to plant and a time to reap; A time to kill and a time to heal; A time to weep and a time to laugh; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; A time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to rend, and a time to sew; A time to keep silence and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; A time of war, and a time of peace." ... A time for us. 185Senior Directory ABBATE, ELAINE 27 Fern Street. ABRAMS, SHARON 6 York Drive Apt. 3B Academy of Science 2, 3, 4; Girls' Serv- ice Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4. ADAMS, WILLIAM 7 Meeker Avenue Academy of Science 3, 4; Basketball 1; Football 1; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Track 1. ADELBERG, HELENE 164 Winthrop Road Class Representative 4; Future Home- makers 1, 2; Future Nurses 1; Nurses' Aid Program 4; Soccer 4 (Manager); Student Council 4; Pep Club 4; Chorus 2. ALVAREZ, DARLENE 73 Taft Avenue Child Care Program 1. ALVAREZ, MILTON 30 Baxter Road Football 1, 2, 3; Rifle Club 2; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Wrestling Club 1, 3; Skin Diving Club 3. ANDERSON, CAROL 28 South Heathcote Avenue A Cappella 4 (Secretary); Class Repre- sentative 1 (President), 2, 3; Fall Produc- tion 3, 4; Future Business 2; Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4 (Parliamentarian); G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Service Club 2, 3 (Historian); Spring Production 3, 4; Student Council 1,2,3 (Recording Sec- retary), 4; Thespian Society 4; Twirlers 1, 2, 4 (Secretary and Treasurer); Fenc- ing Team 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Treble Choir 2, 3, 4; Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4; All-County Choir 3, 4. ANDERSON, JAMES 28 Columbus Avenue Track 1, 2; Cross Country 2. ANDREJCO, SUSAN 25 Altamant Road Academy of Science 2, 3, 4; Class Rep- resentative 4; Future Physicians 4; G.A.A. 1; German Club 1, 2, 3; Girls' Service Club 1, 2, 3. ANGELUCCI, LOUIS 38 Woodedge Avenue. AURELIO, JOHN 13 Altamont Road A Cappella 3, 4; Choir 1, 2. AZANGER, MARY 78 Eden Avenue Academy of Science 3, 4; Debate Team 1, 2 (President); Eagle 4; Future Teach- ers 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4 (Vice-President); Choir 1,2, 3, 4. BAILEY, ROBERT 16 Ovington Avenue. BAILEY, THOMAS 14 East Knollwood Road. BALDWIN, ELLEN 29 Bradley Drive Chorus. BALDWIN, MICHAEL 29 Bradley Drive. BALLAS, KATHY 20 Westminister Place Academy of Science 4; Class Represent- ative 2 (Secretary), 3, 4 (President); G.A.A. 2; German Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3. BALSER, SUSAN 53 Columbus Avenue Class Representative 4; Student Council 4. BALTRUS, MARILYN 110 Stony Road Future Nurses 1; Student Council 1. BAMRICK, PATRICIA 44 Violet Place Class Representative 3, 4. BANOS, GEORGE 57 Walnut Street Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Class Representative 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4. BARAN, JEAN 7 Center Street Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Service Club 3, 4. BARON, DAVID 23 Ryan Road Football 1; Rifle Club 2, 3; Skin Diving Club 4. BEAVER, STEVEN 36 Stony Road Academy of Science 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 4; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 4. BECK, CHRISTINE 27 Dalton Place. BENNECHE, JOAN 18 Idlewild Road Academy of Science 2, 3, 4; Class Rep- resentative 1 (Treasurer); Future Teach- ers 2 (Vice-Pres.), 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 4; French Honor Society 3, 4. BERRUE, JO ANN 30 Plainfield Avenue. BERTHA, JOSEPH 68 Westervelt Avenue Football 2, 3, 4. BINGEL, ROBERT 3 Highway Terrace. BLEKICKI, RONALD 3 Columbus Avenue. Class Representative 2; Photography Club 2; Soccer 3; T l Program 3; Track 1, 2. BLONDER, EVA 47 Harrigan Street. BOARDMAN, MARY LOU 306 Plainfield Avenue Girls' Service Club 3; Talon 4 (Organi- zation Co-editor); Chorus 2, 3, 4; Gym Program 1. BOBROWSKI, EDWARD 23 Windsor Road. BODE, SANDRA 26 Cambridge Road Class Representative 4; Debate Team 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Talon 4 (Co-Sports Edi- tor); Pep Squad 4. 186BODNAR, GAIL 39 Ovington Avenue Academy of Science 2, 3, 4; French Club 1; Future Teachers 1, 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 1; French National Honor Society 3, 4. BOHANNAN, JOSEPH 78 4A Fox Road Eagle 3; French Club 1; Cross Country 2, 3. BOLAND, SUZANNE 33 Carmello Drive A Cappella 4; Future Homemakers 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Student Council 1; Twirlers 1; Pep Squad 4. BONANNO, JOHN 47 Stony Road Bowling 2, 3; T I Program 3, 4. BOND, PATRICIA 17 South Heathcote Avenue Modern Dance 3. BORDEN, GAYLE 14 Rodger Road Class Representative 1; Drill Team 3, 4; Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Serv- ice Club 3; Student Council 3; Talon 2, 3, 4. BORSUK, JOANNE 4 Pine Street Future Homemakers 3; Girls' Service Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 3; Insights 4. BORWEGEN, PETER 218 Old Post Road. BOWLER, BRUCE 219 Penn Avenue T I Program 3, 4. BOYCE, MARILYN 59 Ashley Road Nurses Aid Program 4. BOYLE, JOSEPH 24 Pannonia Avenue. BREZICKI, RONALD 25 Hull Drive Football 2, 3; Track 2. BRIANT, DENNIS 21 Sturgis Road Academy of Science 2, 3; Bowling 1. BRIDGE, JOHN 73 Idlewild Road Baseball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Wrestling Club 1, 3, 4. BRIGGS, STEPHEN 16 Finley Road Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Dance Band 1,2, 3, 4; Key Club 2; Tennis Team 1, 2; Cross Country 1,- Chorus 2, 3. BRODNIAK, PATRICIA 29 Price Drive Child Care Program 4; Future Home- makers 4; Talon 4. BROOKS, FULLER 73 Eden Avenue Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. BROSSY, CYNTHIA 26 Leland Road Academy of Science 4; Class Represent- ative 3 (Alternate); Color Guard 4 (Cap- tain); German Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Presi- dent); National Honor Society 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 3. BROWN, CLAIRE 42 Winthrop Road Chef's Club 3, 4; Eagle 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Student Council 4. BROWNING, SUSAN 33 Holly Place G.A.A. 1. BROZNAK, MICHAEL 3 Monaghan Road Baseball 4; Football 1; Wrestling Club 4. BULKILVISH, GAIL 108 Craig Street. BURDIN, JEFFREY 350 Plainfield Avenue Track 1. BURNS, ARLENE 24 Morgan Road Art Club 4; Fall Production 4; G.A.A. 1; Student Council 3, 4; Class Representa- tive 3, 4. BUSBEE, CAROL 21 Fox Road. BUSCAINO, HELEN 331 Suttons Lane Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Stu- dent Council 1, 4 (Alternate). CAIOLA, LOUIS 10 Meyer Road Baseball 1, 3; Basketball 3, 4; Football 2; Student Council 4. CALAMONERI, WILLIAM 22 Irving Street Academy of Science 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4. CALISE, PHILIP 208 Sylvan Dell Avenue Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 4. CAMPBELL, KENNETH 26 Rutland Road Student Council 4. CANAVAN, KATHLEEN 7 Winthrop Road Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. CANAVERA, LINDA 9 Putman Avenue Chef's Club 3,4 (President); G.A.A. 1,2, 3; Modern Dance 3; Girls' Tennis Team 2, 3, 4,- Pep Club 4; Gymnastics 3. CANNON, JOHN 149 Hillcrest Avenue Track 1. CAPRIGLIONE, ANTHONY 1 Estok Road T I Program 4. CARBONARO, ALAN 20 Morgan Road Football 1, 2; Radio Club 2; T I Pro- gram 3, 4; Wrestling Club 1, 2. CARNEY, KEVIN 49 Bradley Drive T I Program 3, 4. 187CARTER, PAMELA 14 Fairfax Road Academy of Science 3; Cheerleader 2; Future Homemakers 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2; Girls’ Service Club 2; Student Council 2, 3. CATALANO, PATRICIA 67 Fairview Avenue Cooperative Office Work-Experience Program 1. CHERLIN, STEWART 200 Penn Avenue Band 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4. CLADEK, MARY ELLEN 55 Kimble Street Class Representative 2, 3, 4; Talon 4; Skin Diving Club 2. CLEMENTI, SUSAN 50 Riverview Avenue. COHN, KAREN 155 Redwood Avenue Academy of Science 3; A Cappella 3, 4; Class Representative 1 (Alternate); Fu- ture Teachers 2; Girls' Service Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President); Boosterettes 1; All- County Choir 1; Treble Choir 2. COLASURDO, JOHN 230 Sylvan Dell Avenue Football 1; Track 1. COMER, BRENDA 27 Stiles Road Future Homemakers 4; Girls Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. CONFORTI, JUDITH 23 Roger Road Cooperative Office Work-Experience Program 4. CORCORAN, JAMES 32 Caldwell Road Class Representative 2, 3, 4; Football 1. CORIO, ANTHONY 12 Lilac Street Rifle Club 1. CORNELL, LYNDA 60 Eastside Avenue Child Care Program 4; Choir 1, 2, 3; Future Homemakers 4; Girls' Glee Club 1; Treble Choir 3, 4. CORTELLACCI, DONNA 126 Vineyard Road. COSTELLO, MICHAEL 29 Kenmore Road. COURTNEY, GAIL 20 Stiles Road Choir 1, 2, 3; Girls' Tennis Club 2. CRAIG, ROBIN 42 York Drive Apt. 7B Chess Club 1; Track 1. CRANE, ALINE 2200 Woodbridge Avenue Child Care Program 3, 4; Future Home- makers 3, 4; Boosterettes 3; Spring Track 3 (Manager); Intramurals 3. CRAWFORD, CANDICE 98 Idlewild Road Student Council 1. CRICK, NANCY 14 Baxter Road Boosterettes 1. CRISS, JAMES 1 Louise Road. CSITI, BARBARA 236 Wellington Place Pep Club 4. CUMMINGS, KATHLEEN 135 Winthrop Road Art Club 1, 2. DAMM, RAYMOND 35 Rosewood Road. DAVIS, DAVID 63 Walnut Street Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chef's Club 2, 3; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3. DEEGAN, COLLEEN 4 Finley Road Drill Team 3, 4 (Co-Captain); G.A.A. 2. De GRAZIA, JOHN 131 Idlewild Road Wrestling Club 2. DEMARY, THOMAS 3 East Knollwood Road. DEMSIA, SUSAN 24 Lahiere Avenue Academy of Science 3; Fall Production 4; Future Homemakers 2; Future Teach- ers 3; Spring Production 4; Student Council 1; Talon 4; Pep Squad 4. D'ERASMO, GAIL 61 Schuler Drive A Capella 4; Treble Choir 1. De SANTIS, BRUCE 26 Finley Road Photography Club 1,2; T I Program 1, 2. De SANTIS, LILLIAN 226 Suttons Lane Treble Choir 2, 3, 4; Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4. Di CANTO, CARMEN 82 Talmadge Road Italian Club 3. DICCIANNI, MICHAEL 180 Wilson Avenue. Di CINTIO, CARL 172 Highland Avenue. Di DARIO, LINDA 66 Hamlin Road Academy of Science 3, 4; Fall Produc- tion 2, 3, 4; Spring Production 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Thespian Society 3, 4; Treble Choir 4. DIENER, MICHAEL 56 Hamlin Road A Cappella 3, 4; Future Physicians 2, 3, 4, - Key Club 2, 3, 4 (Vice President); Key- tones 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4. DIFEDE, RICHARD 11 Clausen Road Football 1, 2; Key Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Track 1. Di FRANCIA, BART 24A Woodedge Avenue Football 1; Wrestling Club 1, 3, 4. 188Di LORENZO, LARAINE 33 Manning Street. DIPPEL, JOAN 13 South Heathcote Avenue Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Class Representative 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2, 3; Modern Dance 3; Gymnastics Club 3, 4; Spanish Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4 (President); Girls’ Tennis Club 2. DOBBS, DONNA 73 Sharon Avenue A Cappella 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Girls’ Service Club 2; Twirlers 3. DOMINO, DEE 136 Lexington Avenue Office Aid 4; Choir 1. DOMZALSKI, CHRISTINE 8 Carol Place Future Homemakers 2. DONATO, LINDA 99 Orange Street Art Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Spring Pro- duction 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Talon 4; Class Representative 2(Treasur- er); Pep Club 4; Chorus 3. DOTSKO, DIANE 17 Sycamore Avenue Art Club 2, 3, 4; Fall Production 3; G.A.A. 1; Girls’ Service Club 2, 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Photography Club 4; Spring Production 2; Talon 4; Boosterettes 3. DOYON, CAROL 4 Ferris Road Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. DRUMHELLER, ROBERT 17 Hill Road Academy of Science 2 (Treasurer); 3, 4 (President); Basketball 2, 3; Class Repre- sentative 2, 3, 4; Future Physicians 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 (Vice-President); Student Council 4. DUDA, CHARLES 9 Jones Place Rifle Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Club 2. DULA, RICHARD 42 Rosewood Road Academy of Science 2, 3; Chess Club 3, 4. DUNAY, KEVIN 11 Piedmont Road DU PREE, SHARON Box 301, Metuchen Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4; Talon 4 (Co-Editor of Organizations). DUNBAR, KATHY 17 Raliegh Road Child Care Program 3. DUNLAP, STEVEN 8A Vineyard Road Audio-Visual Aids 1; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Bowling 1,2, 3; Chef's Club 1; Chess Club 2; Class Representa- tive 1,2,- Debate Team 3, 4; Eagle 1,2; Fall Production 3; Football 1,2; Photog- raphy Club 1, 2; Spring Production 2; Track 1, 2, 4. DUNPHY, EDWARD 104 Taft Avenue A Cappella 1; Football 1,- Radio Club 1 ; Student Council 1, 2. EARLY, LORRAINE 17 Rosewood Road Class Representative 2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Treble Choir 4. ECKEL, JANIS 39 Heathcote Avenue Spanish Club 1. EDELSTEIN, GEOFFREY 15 Finley Road Chef's Club 4; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ELDRIDGE, JANYCE 246 Central Avenue Band 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Girls’ Serv- ice Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 3. ENSANA, MARYANNE 325 Plainfield Avenue A Cappella 4; Band 1. EPSTEIN, SUSAN 1 Heathcote Avenue Academy of Science 3; Class Represent- ative 3, 4; Debate Team 2; German Club 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. ERHARD, BRUCE 10 Leland Road. EVANS, THOMAS 136 Winthrop Road Basketball 1,2; Bowling 1,2; Golf Team 1, 2,- T I Program 1. FAGO, FRANK 2 Vale Street. FALKENHAGEN, EILEEN 8 Ashley Road Chorus 2. FARLESS, LYDIA 61 Lloyd Street Academy of Science 4; Class Represen- taative 3; French Club 1; Future Nurses 4; Student Council 1. FEKETE, FAYE 11 Loring Avenue Chef's Club 4; G.A.A. 2, 4; Student Council 2, 4. FELDMAN, IRA 1174 Winthrop Road Academy of Science 2, 3, 4 (Corre- sponding Secretary); Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Physicians 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. FELDMAN, PEGGY 45 Brookfall Road A Capella 3, 4; Keytones 4; Treble Choir 2, 3. FILDES, GLENN 5 Rodger Road Basketball 1; Baseball 3. FINNEGAN, CATHERINE 16 Carmello Drive Child Care Program 3, 4; Future Home- makers 1; G.A.A. 1, 2; Student Council 1; Pep Club 4. FIORELLO, FRANK 53 Hickory Street Class Representative 1, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. 189FIORINO, SANTO 324 North 8th Avenue. FISHER, JEAN 2172 Woodbridge Avenue G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. FISNE, GERTRUDE 19 Stony Road Future Homemakers 3, 4. FITZSIMMONS, GLENN 22 Markham Road Eagle 4; Spring Production 3; Student Council 1; Track 1, 2. FLAHERTY, JOSEPH 8 Dundar Road A Capella 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Class Representative 1; Fall Production 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3; Keytones 4; Spring Pro- duction 4; Fall Production 4; Student Council 3, 4; Thespian Society 3, 4. FORD, MICHELLE 55 Heathcote Avenue German Club 1, 2 (Vice President); Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 1,2, 3 (Vice President), 4 (President). FOX, DIANA 35 Stiles Road Library Club 2, 3 (Vice President), 4 FOX, KEVIN 23 Sturgis Road A Capella 2, 3, 4; Class Representative 3 (Vice President); Fall Production 1, 4; Keytones 4; Spring Production 3; Stu- dent Council 1,4; Thespian Society 3, 4. FRANDSEN, DONNA 1 50 Washington Avenue A Capella 4; Chef's Club 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Girls' Service Club 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Boosterettes 3. FRISCH, KAREN 16 Willow Avenue Class Representative 1,2; Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3. FROST, KATHLEEN 18 Ferris Road Cheerleader 4. FULCHER, ALBERT 18 Brookville Road Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1. FUNICELLI, GARY 15 Richmond Road. FURST, TIMOTHY 23 Violet Place Baseball 2; Football 1, 2. FYLYPCZUK, ANNA 161 Plainfield Avenue Nurses' Aid Program 4. GARCIA, CARLOS Garden Lane. GARDZINSKI, PETER 7 Hill Road. GASKINS, MICHAEL 35 Mill Road. GAZIRE, BARBARA 30 Kenmore Road Basketball 3; Bowling 3; Child Care Pro- gram 3; Nurses’ Aid Program 3. GENGO, FRANK 401 Suttons Lane. GEORGULES, MICHAEL 62 Bradley Drive. GERNANDT, JONATHAN 40 Ashley Road. GINSBERG, NEAL 26 Raleigh Road Bowling 2, 3, 4. GIOVE, DANIEL 49 Glenville Road Baseball 1; Chef 's Club 4; T I Program 1; Wrestling Club 1. GIRARDIN, LEO 81 Leo Street Bowling 3. GLODEK, JOHN 131 Vineyard Road Bowling 2, 3; German Club 2; Diving ing Club 2. GOETZ, JUDITH 74 Edena Avenue Academy of Science 3; Chef's Club 3. 4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Girls' Tennis Club 3,4; Modern Dance 3,- Boosterettes 3; Pep Club 4; Gymnastics Club 3, 4; Choir 4. GOUDIE, JEAN 5 Finley Road Academy of Science 2; Class Represent- ative 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Talon 4. GRANAS, VINCENT 18 Morgan Drive Football 3, 4. GRANDJEAN, ARLENE 64 Wayne Street Art Club 2, 3; Chefs Club 2, 3. GRAY, JANICE 11 Bonniebrook Avenue Modern Dance Club 1. GRECO, CAROL 28 Andre Avenue Chef's Club 4; G.A.A. 4. GRETKOWSKI, WILLIAM 8 Mercury Road T I Program 4. GRIFFIN, MARY ELLEN 20 Weldon Road Class Representative 1; Color Guard 4 Future Homemakers 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Stu dent Council 4. GROOM, THOMAS 29 Melville Road Academy of Science 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. GRZYWINSKI, GARY 56 Eardley Road Baseball 1,- Basketball 1; Class Repre- senpative 1; Football 1; Student Council 1. GUBINSKI, DIANE 128 Highland Avenue G.A.A. 1, 2,- Spanish National Honor Society 3. GULYAS, PATRICIA A. 40 Westminister Place Future Physicians 3. GULYAS, PATRICIA LEE 168 Plainfield Avenue G.A.A. 1. 190GUNSTONE, CRAIG 54 Dalton Place GUTWEIN, MICHAEL 3 Estok Road Band 1, 2, 3, 4. HAFNER, LeROY 95 Orange Street Track 1, 2. HAGGERTY, DENNIS 3 Louise Road Bowling 1; T I Program 3. HALL, BRUCE 83 Wooding Avenue Chess Club 1. HALL, TRUDY 43 W. Knoll Road. HANSEN, JOHN 13 Hill Road. HARMON, GARY 1 5 Waverly Drive Basketball 1; Soccer 2, 3, 4. HARRISON, PATRICIA 21 Lilac Street Academy of Science 3; Eagle 4; Future Homemakers 3, 4; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 4; Treble Choir 3, 4; Insights 3. HASARA, CARL 24 Ashley Road. HEALY, THOMAS 67 Runyon Avenue Academy of Science 3, 4; Rifle Club 1. HEARON, DENISE 44 Brookville Road Class Representative 2; Cooperative Of- fice Work Experience Program 4; G.A.A. 1; Rangerettes 1. HENDERSON, THOMAS 10 Meeker Avenue. HERMAN, ARLENE 1 5 Brox Road Color Guard 4; Future Hoemokers 3; Future Nurses 2 (Sec.), 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Nurses' Aid Program 4. HERMAN, KENNETH 84 Park Way Band 3, 4. HOFFMAN, STEVEN 32 Weldon Road. HOLDERBAUM, ERIC 18 Glenville Road. HORVATH, STEVEN 67 Wayne Street. HOYLE, CYNTHIA 20 Cambridge Road A Cappella 4; Future Homemakers 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Treble Choir 2, 3, 4; All County Chorus 1. HULBERT, SHARON 1940 Rt. 27 Apt. 12 Academy of Science 2, 3, 4; A Cappella 4; Class Representative 3, 4; Future Phy- sicians 4; Future Teachers 3, German Club 1,2, 3; Girls’ Service Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Choir 2, 3. HURLEY, THOMAS 7 Laytham Road Basketball 1; Bowling 4; Class Repre- sentative 1,2, 3; Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Var- sity Club 2, 3. HUTKA, NORINE 30 Sine Road Academy of Science 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4,- Talon 4; Girls' Ten- nis Club 2. HYNES, NOREEN 50 Paul Street Cheerleader 4; Chef's Club 3, 4,- Talon 4; (Business Mgr.); Gymnastics Club 3. IANNI MARIO 29 Holly Place Academy of Science 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 4; Wrestling Club 1,2, 3, 4 (Captain). ILLES, DAVID 1 5 Joseph Place Academy of Science 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Fall Production 4; Spring Production 4. ISBITSKI, DANIEL 30 Trenton Avenue. JACKSON, ROBERT 18 Sine Road Football 4; Varsity Club 1; Wrestling Club 4. JENORIKI, MICHAEL 32 Stoney Road Academy of Science 3,- Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Representative 1, 2; Dance Band 1, 2, 3; Future Physicians 1. JOBBINS, DONALD 244 Old Post Road Academy of Science 2, 3, 4 (Trees.); German Club 2, 3. JOHANNS, BARBARA 247 Old Post Road Talon 4 (Lay Out Editor). JONES, RAE ELLEN 15 Piedmont Road Bowling 3; Eagle 3; Future Homemakers 3, 4 (President); G.A.A. 1; Nurses’ Aid Program 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3,- Girls’ Tennis Club 2, 3. KADY, EUGENE 10 Monaghan Road Football 1; Spanish National Honor So- ciety 2, 3. KAIM, MARYANN 37 Chestnut Street Academy of Science 3; Spanish Club 1; Choir 2, 3. KAPLAN, ALLEN 43 Belmont Avenue Key Club 3, 4; Latin Honor Society 3, 4. KATCHEN, BARBARA 29 Perry Road Academy of Science 2, 3, 4 (Corres. Sec.); Class Representative 1,2, 4; Color Guard 4; Eagle 4; French Club 1; Girls' Service Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 (Corres. Sec.); Talon 4; French National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 (Sec.); Choir 1; Insights 4. KATZ, JEFFREY 16 Bradley Drive T I Program 4. 191KEISER, MARIANNE 44 Ovington Avenue A Cappello 4; Future Teachers 1; Talon 4; Treble Choir 3, 4. KENNEY, JOSEPH Mill Road. KENTOS, JAMES 15 Meadow Road. KESSLER, CLAUDIA 172 Stony Road Eagle 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. KING, THERESA I Matson Road. KINSELLA, MARY II Winthrop Road Modern Dance 3. KIRKPATRICK, JOHN 44 Heathcote Avenue Basketball 1; Class Representative 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. kist, scon 1 Latinio Street A Cappella 4; Mixed Choir 2, 3. KOST, DEBRA 16 Fairfax Road Bowling 2, 3, 4; Chefs Club 3, 4; Class Representative 1,2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Girls' Service Club 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. KOUTSONIKAS, JAMES 1 Kenmore Road Wrestling Club 2, 3, 4. KOVATCH, CHRISTINE 41 Ovington Avenue Class Representative 2, 3; French Club 1; Future Teachers 2; G.A.A. 2, 3; Spring Production 4; Pep Club 4. KOZAK, BRUCE 19 Morse Avenue Chefs Club 3. KRAUSE, CORINA 1 Glenville Road Bowling 3; Future Homemakers 3, 4; Latin Club 2. KREYKENBOHM, DENISE 2 Church Street Talon 4. KROG, STEVEN 336 Old Post Road Academy of Science 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Cross Country 1,2; Spanish Honor Soci- ety 2, 3, 4. KURTZ, MICHAEL 163 Redwood Avenue A Cappella 4; Bowling 2, 3; Chefs Club 3,- Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3. LAGANA, MICHAEL 3 Caldwell Road. La PLAGA, KATHLEEN 29 W. Knollwood Road Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. LAL, ANSHUO 1 5 Nelson Avenue. LAMANNA, PETER 9 Carol Place Track 1. LAMB, WALTER 34 Knapp Avenue. LANDES, DIANE 31 Markham Road Cooperative Office Work-Experience Program 4; G.A.A. 1. LANGER, KENNETH 2 Corlich Court Baseball 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2. LANKFORD, GREGG 3 Crescent Road. LANNING, DONNA 35 Windsor Road Future Homemakers 1, 4; Girls' Service Club 2. LARDIERI, MICHELLE 11 So. Heathcote Avenue G.A.A. 1; Rifle Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Spanish Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. LARSON, ERICK 27 Miko Road Cross Country 1. LASS, KATHLEEN 9 Hull Drive Future Nurses 1. LEONARD, COLLEEN 37 Meadow Road. LITWER, STEVEN 6 Dayton Rood Dance Band 1, 2; Fall Production 4; Spring Production 3. LOCKWOOD, CAROL 21 Westminster Place Class Representative 3, 4; G.A.A. 1; Stu- dent Council 1, 3; Treasurer of Class 3, 4. LOFFA, MICHAEL 14 Ashley Road Student Council 1. LOHSE, ROBERT 106 Stony Road Basketball 1, 2; Football 1; Tennis Team 3. LOKEMAN, CHARLES 32 Elliot Place Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. LORDI, JEAN 11 Moryan Road Class Representative 4. LORDI, KENNETH 19 Sims Road. LORINCZ, ARLENE 1 58 Prospect Avenue Band 1. LUSTER, MICHAEL 205 Plainfield Avenue Rifle Club 1; Track 1. LYNCH, KATHLEEN 16 Colfax Road A Cappella 3, 4- Future Homemakers 1, 2; Keytones 4; Student Council 2; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. LYTLE, CHRISTOPHER 24 Rosewood Road. 192MAC DONALD, LINDA 2123 Woodbridge Avenue Pep Squad 4. MACKEY, DEBORAH 58 Sturgis Road Chef's Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1; Boost- erettes 3, 4. MAILLER, CRAIG 43 Stiles Road Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. MAIRE, KEVIN 81 Ashley Road Academy of Science 3; Bowling 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3; Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4. MAISTO, DOMINICK 55 Hillcrest Avenue. MANCUSO, ANGELA 19 Old Post Road Class Representative 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Talon 4. MACUSO, MARIO 34 Florence Street Basketball 1; Football 1; Track 1. MARCY, SUSAN 45 Walnut Street Academy of Science 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. MARION, MARGARET 12A Vineyard Road Drill Team 3, 4 (Lieut.); Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4 (Pres.); National Honor Society 3, 4. MARTELLI, DONNA 4 Altamont Road Cooperative Office Work-Experience Program 4; Future Homemakers 3, 4. MARTIN, JOHN 41 West Knollwood Road Band 1; Chef's Club 1; Radio Club 2; Rifle Club 4; T I Program 1. MARTINO, ANN MARIE 10 South Locust Avenue Class Representative 4. MATARAZZO, JOYCE 87 Schuyler Drive Cheerleader 1, 2; Class Representative 2, 3; Future Homemakers 3, 4; Future Nurses 1,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3; Pep Club 4. MATTERN, SHERRY 6 Adele Court Academy of Science 3, 4; Color Guard 4; Future Homemakers 2; Student Coun- cil; Talon 4 (Copy Editor); Italian Club 3. MAYBIN, CHARLES 4 Dayton Road A Cappella 4; Audio-Visual Aids 1, 2; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; T I Program 4. MAYS A, GEORGE 169 Loring Avenue Bowling 2. McGinn, mary 35 Morgan Drive Class Representative 2, 3; Fall Produc- tion 4; Future Homemakers 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Spring Production 4; Pep Squad 4. McGLYNN, ELAINE 9 Brox Road Academy of Science 3; Chef 's Club 3, 4; Fall Production 3, 4; Future Home- makers 2; Future Teachers 3; Spring Pro- duction 4; Pep Squad 4; French Honor Society 3, 4. McKNIGHT, CAROL 110 Craig Street Pep Squad 4. McLaughlin, Robert 17 Dobson Road Baseball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Wrestling Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MEANEY, DEBRA 4 Kenmore Road. METZLER, JANICE 5 Kenmore Road Class Representative 1; G.A.A. 2. MICZAK, JAMES 31 West Knollwood Road , Academy of Science 4; Basketball 2; Bowling 4; Football 1; Latin Honor Soci- ety 3, 4. MIKOSZ, ELIZABETH 39 Sturgis Road Academy of Science 3; Color Guard 4. MILLER, GREGORY 6 Philo Boulevard. MILLER, JACOLYN 61 Walnut Street Future Homemakers 4. MILLER, STEVEN 34 Hill Road Rifle Club 2, 3, 4,- Wrestling Club 3. MILLER, SUZANNE 21 Altamont Road A Capella 3, 4,- Class Representative 2, 3; Future Physicians 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3; Girls' Service Club 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Tennis Team 2; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; All County Chorus 2, 4; Treble Choir 2, 3, 4. MILLS, BEVERLY 82 Taft Avenue Talon 4 (Features Editor); Chorus 1; Boosteretfes 3. MINER, GERALDINE 42 Bradley Drive Future Business 1. MINTON, ALBERT 21 Barlow Road Academy of Science 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. MIRAGLIOTTA, ROSE MARIE 28 Seymour Avenue Bowling 1; Class Representative 4; Co- operative Office Work-Experience Pro- gram 4; Spring Production 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 4. MISKIEL, ANTHONY 27 Clark Avenue Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Foot- ball 1. MISTYSYN, JANICE 4 Prospect Avenue Academy of Science 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 2; Girls' Service CJub 2, 3 (Sec- retary), 4 (President); National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 3 (Alter- nate); Talon 4 (Girl Friday). 193MOKEN, CHARLENE 21 Player Avenue Art Club 1, 2, 3 (Secretary), 4 (Vice- President); Eagle 2, 3 (Art Editor), 4 (Art Editor); Latin Club 4,- Latin Honor Socie- ty 3; Spring Production 3, 4; Talon 4 (Art Editor); Thespian Society 3, 4 (Secre- tary-Historian); 4 National Honor Socie- ty Fall Production 3, 4. MOKEN, RICHARD 21 Player Avenue Chess Club 4; Class Representative 1,4; Golf Team 3, 4; Latin Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Club 3; 4 National Honor Socie- ty- MOLCHAN, DANIEL 2 Kenmore Road Art Club 2; Photography Club 2, 3, 4; Talon 4. MONGIOVI, PHILIP 59 Jefferson Boulevard T I Program 1. MONTANINO, VICTORIA 9 Baldwin Road Academy of Science 2, 3, 4; Class Rep- resentative 1, 2; Fall Production 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Rongerette Squad 1; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Treble Choir 2, 4. MONUS, JOSEPH 3 Brookville Road Soccer 1; Wrestling Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MORREALE, JANE 177 Central Avenue Bowling 2, 3, 4; Chef's Club 3; Class Representative 3; Drill Team 4; Girls’ Service Club 3; Pep Squad 4. MORRIS, PAULA 94 Idlewild Road Future Nurses 1,- Future Teachers 4. MORROW, PATRICIA 160 Vineyard Road. MOSLEY, DORIS 48 Robinson Street. MOZGAI, JOHN 26 Foyer Street. MULLEN, KATHLEEN 26 Morgan Drive Chef's Club 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); G.A.A. 2; Student Council 4. MURPHY, DANIEL 51 Eardley Road German Club 1. NADAN, JUDITH ANN 95 Loring Avenue Academy of Science 3, 4; Future Physi- cians 3; Future Teachers 3,- Girls’ Service Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4. NAGY, CAROL 1 57 Prospect Avenue Experience Program 4; Student Council 4. NAGY, CARYL 29 Westervelt Avenue Academy of Science 2, 3,- French Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. NAGY, KAREN 31 Norwood Place Academy of Science 4; G.A.A. 2. NAGY, WILLIAM 25 Westervelt Avenue Baseball 1; Football 2, 3. NAIDUK, JOSEPH 5 Pelham Avenue Bowling 2; Chef's Club 1. NAMIAS, VALERIE 4 Court Manor Academy of Science 4; Class Represent- ative 4(Secretary); Fall Production 1, 4; G.A.A. 2; Student Council 1,- Talon 4; Pep Club 4. NELSON, RICHARD 27 Markham Road Audio-Visual Aids 1, 2, 3,- Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); T I Program 3, 4. NEMETH, RICHARD 54 Ashley Road. NEMETH, THOMAS 10 Blossom Street Rifle Club 3, 4,- Track 3, 4. NEUBECK, GEORGE 48 Weldon Road Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. NICEWONGER, RICHARD 24 Rosewood Road T I Program 3. NOONAN, PATRICIA 29 Barlow Road Class Representative 2, 3; Eagle 3, 4 (Circulation Manager); G.A.A. 1,3; Stu-' dent Council 3, 4; Pep Squad 4. NOONEY, WILLIAM 28 Finley Road T I Program 4. NUBER, ELIZABETH 50 Walnut Street Academy of Science 2, 3; Art Club 4; Girls' Service Club 3, 4. O CONNOR, JOHN 238 Old Post Road. O'NEILL, PATRICIA 11 Hillcrest Avenue Class Representative 1, 4; Drill Team 2, 3 (Lieutenant), 4 (Captain); G.A.A. 2, 3; Soccer 4 (Manager). OLIVIER, LILLIAN 109 Taft Avenue Cheerleader 2,- Chef's Club 4,- G.A.A. 1, 2; Spanish Honor Society 3. OLSEN, LAURA 54 Sturgis Road Future Business 1; Future Homemakers 1; Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. ORVOS, PAUL 69 French Street A Capella 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Track 1; Drum Major 3, 4. PAGE, CHARLES 63 Sturgis Road Football 1. PAGE, GEORGE 57 Rose Street Track 3, 4; Wrestling Club 2. PALINKAS, ANN 58 Prospect Avenue Class Representative 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4. 194PALMER, DIANE 55 Leslie Street A Capella 4; Class Representative 2; Eagle 4; Girls' Service Club 2; Photogra- phy Club 4; Student Council 4; Talon 4 (Editor-in-chief); Senior Chorus 4; Treble Choir 4; Insights 3; Mixed Choir 4; All County Chorus,4. PARADA, AURELIO 29 Crescent Road. PARDI, MARCIA 5 Runyon Avenue Experience Program 4; Student Council 4. PARDO, MARIA 16 Walnut Street Band 3, 4; Color Guard 4; Fall Produc- tion 4; Spanish Club 4. PARKER, BERYL 9 Mercury Road Cooperative Office Work-Experience Program 4; Mixed Choir 1. PAWLOSKI, HELEN 59 Schuyler Drive Child Care Program 3, 4. PECORAINO, JOANNE 15 South Locust Avenue Student Council 4. PELAGO, LINDA 6 Hull Drive Nurses’ Aid Program 4. PELLEGRINI, MARIO 11 Caldwell Road Band 1, 2. PENNACHIO, KENNETH 89 Wooding Avenue Baseball 1,2, 4; Football 1,2; Wrestling Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PERROCHINO, PAUL 17 Putnam Avenue Baseball 1; Bowling 2; Football 1; T I Program 3. PETRIK, SALLY 19 Markham Road Cooperative Office Work-Experience Program 4. PETRO, EDWARD 18 Walnut Street Student Council 1. PETRUCCI, ANN 3 Hill Road. PETRUNYAK, DOROTHY 9 Waverly Drive East Future Homemakers 4; Girls' Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4. PFEIL, SCOTT 70 Ashley Road Bowling 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3. PHILLIP, ALLAN 105 Idlewild Road Band 1, 2, 3; T I Program 3, 4. PICCIRILLO, LINDA 237 Loring Avenue. PINTYE, JAMES 2 Poe Place Band 2; T I Program 4. PITTMAN, LINDA 11 Sanders Road Future Business 1. PLATT, FERN 123 Marina Drive-K. PODLASKI, EDWARD 23 Richmind Road Academy of Science 3; Track 3, 4. POLLEX, LAWRENCE 33 Winthrop Road Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 3; Weight Lifting Club 2, 3, 4. PORTER, WILLIAM 67 Columbus Avenue Football 3; Track 1,4; Cross Country 1, 2. PRICE, KAREN 42 Ashley Road Cooperative Office Work-Experience Program 4; Girls' Service Club 2. PRICE, SHERIDAN 1 59 Stony Road Class Representative 1, 2, 3 (Secretary), 4 (Vice-President); Future Homemakers 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Mixed Choir 4; Modern Dance 3. PUGLISI, ROBERT 37 Wayne Street Class Representative 1,2; German Club 1. PUSHIE, RAYMOND 48 Prospect Avenue Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1. RADABAUGH, PATRICIA P.O.Box 1269 Cozy Trailer Court Academy of Science 4; Future Nurses 4; G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 3; Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain). RADFORD, JOAN 11 Regent Court G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,- Class Representative 1, 2, 3, 4; Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain). RAIO, ALBERT 46 Hillcrest Avenue. RASZKA, JUDITH 10 Parkerson Road Experience Program 4; Future Home- makers 1; Introduction to Vocations 1. READER, JOHN 56 Ferris Road Academy of Science 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. REED, APRIL 1 Davis Street Chef 's Club 3, 4; Fall Production 4; Fu- ture Homemakers 2; Talon 4; Fashion Show 2, 3,- Thespian Society 4. REGULSKI, JAFRAN 6 Louise Road. REIDER, JEFFREY 10 Ferris Road Academy of Science 2, 3, 4; A Capella 3, 4 (Vice-President); Class Representa- 195five 3, 4 (Vice-President); Debate Team 1; Future Physicians 2, 3, 4; German Club 1,2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Keytones 3, 4; All County Chorus 2, 3; All State Chorus 3, 4; All Eastern Chorus 3. REILLY, JAMES 132 Sanders Road Soccer 2, 3. REILLY, ROSE 158 Hillcrest Avenue Bowling 2, 3, 4; Girls' Service Club 2; Nurse's Aid Program 4; Spanish Club 1 ; Student Council 1; Library Club 1. ROBINSON, SUSAN 92 Ashley Road Academy of Science 2, 3; A Capella 2, 3, 4; Eagle Mascot 4; Class Representa- tive 1,2; Future Physicians 2, 3; German Club 1,2, 3; Keytones 3; Student Coun- cil 2, 3; Tennis Team 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Treble Choir 2, 4; All County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. ROCHOW, FREDERICK 214 Loring Avenue Chess Club 2; Student Council 2, 3. ROCKAFELLOW, NANCY 8 Walnut Street. ROE, GEORGE 55 Bradley Drive. ROGUSKIE, MICHAEL 16 Colton Road Tennis Team 2; Cross Country 1,2; 500 Club 2. ROSA, EDNA 53 Walnut Street Future Homemakers 3; Spanish Club 4. ROSENFIELD, ALICE 221 8th Avenue North Academy of Science 2, 3; Class Repre- sentative 1, 3; French Club (Vice- President) 1; Latin Honor Society 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Talon 4; French Honor Society 3, 4; Insights 4. ROSENTHAL, DONNA 43 Stony Road Academy of Science 2, 3, 4; Fall Pro- duction 3, 4; Girls' Service Club 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spring Production 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Talon 4; Thespian Society 3, 4; In- sights 4. ROURKE, JOHN 62 Jefferson Boulevard Baseball 1; Chef's Club 1; Skin Diving Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ROYER, KAREN 24 Crescent Road Experience Program 4. RUTOWSKI, KATHLEEN 16 Sims Road Bowling 3, 4; Future Homemakers 1. RYAN, TRACEY 3 Dokson Road Fall Production 4; Latin Club 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3,- Treble Choir 1. RYBACZEWSKI, WILLIAM 16 Markham Road. SA, JANIS 41 Weldon Road Bowling 2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2, 3; Fu- ture Business 2; Girls' Service Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1. SABOVICK, GEORGE 90 Brookhill Avenue Chef's Club 1; Wrestling Club 4. SAFFER, SANDRA 21 Sine Road Art Club 1; Fall Production 2. SAMMARCO, CARL 20 Clark Avenue. SAMPSON, JAMES 26 Mercury Road Rifle Club 3, 4; T I Program 3, 4. SANGER, RICHARD 12 Deerwood Avenue. SARRATT, EUGENE 31 Barlow Road Basketball 1; Football 1; Soccer 2, 3, 4. SAULTER, THOMAS 271 Central Avenue Academy of Science 3, 4. SAUNDERS, KATHLEEN 60 Sharon Avenue Future Teachers 4; G.A.A. 2; National Honor Society 3, 4 (Secretary); Twirlers 2, 3, 4 (First Lieutenant). SAUNDERS, LOIS 162 Loring Avenue Academy of Science 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Chef's Club 3,- Class Representative 3; Color Guard 4; G.A.A. 1; Girls' Service Club 3, 4; Choir 1. SBRILLI, AUDREY 47 Kathleen Place Child Care Program 4; Future Teachers 4. SCALIA, JANET 14 Gurley Road Academy of Science 4; Student Council 4. SCARPA, VINCENT 6 Lynn Court Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Expert); T I Pro gram 3, 4. SCHIERLOH, MAUREEN 14 Eardley Road. SCHNATTER, ILONA 5 Duley Avenue Class Representative 3; Cooperative Of- fice Work Experience Program 4; Future Physicians 3; Latin Club 1; Spring Pro- duction 3; E.T.A.C. SCHNEIDER, WILLIAM 89 Garden Terrace Academy of Science 2, 3, 4 (Second Vice President); Chess Club 2, 3, 4 (Presi- dent); Key Club 3; Math Club 4; Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4 (Treasurer). SCHREFFLER, CYNTHIA 7 Weldon Road Child Care Program 3, 4; Future Home makers 1, 2, 3. 196SCHROEDER, ROBERT 68 Eardley Road Fall Production 3, 4; Spring Production 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4. SCHUCK, LEE 7 Lynn Court Eagle 4 (Advertising Manager); G.A.A. 1,2, 3; Girls’ Service Club 1,2, 3; Mod- ern Dance 3; Drill Team 4. SCHULMAN, JEFFREY 10 Olden Road A Capella 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Key- tones 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3. SCHUSTER, ANNA MAY 83 Overbrook Avenue Academy of Science 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Photography Club 4 (Treasurer); Student Council 2; Tennis Team 2, Talon 4. SCHWARTZ, BERNARD 176 Central Avenue. SCOTT, JAMES 30 Ashley Road Baseball 1; Track 1. SCOTT, LEONARD 53 Irving Street Football 1. SEAGO, KATHERINE 212 Central Avenue Academy of Science 3, 4; Spanish Club 4 (Vice-President); Future Teachers 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); Student Council 3 (Rep- resentative). SEITZ, BONNIE 51 Caldwell Road. SELINGO, DON 115 Winthrop Road Basketball 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3, 4. SELINGO, PAUL 11 5 Winthrop Road Soccer 2, 3, 4. SEMINARA, SALVATORE 33 Partch Place Academy of Science 3, 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Class Representative 1, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Student Council 2. SHEBEL, KATHY 94 Hillcrest Avenue G.A.A. 2; Girls’ Service Club 1 SHIPKIN, DEBORAH 22 Gurley Road Drill Team 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Girls' Service Club 2; Treble Choir 4. SHIPMAN, DOUGLAS 25 Overbrook Avenue Audio-Visual Aids 1; Football 1, 2. SHIPMAN, RICHARD 30 Crestwood Avenue Academy of Science 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Student Council 4. SHROBA, CAROL 12 Gurley Road Band 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Twirlers 2, 3, 4 (Lieutenant). SILK, MARK 9 Regent Court Academy of Science 3, 4; A Capella 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Debate Team 2; Eagle 2, 3, 4; Fall Production 4; German Club 1, - Key Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2; In- sights 2, 3, 4. SINKO, KATHLEEN 55 Caldwell Road G.A.A. 1; Girls' Serrice Club 3, 4. SLEDD, ILONA 117 Duclos Lane Cheerleader 2; Future Homemakers 1; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Spring Production 1; Stu- dent Council 3, 4. SLOVINSKY, MARTIN 6 Mercury Road Basketball 1; Football 1; Fall Production 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spring Production 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4 (Vice- President and Treasurer); Bowling 4. SMITH, FRED 2076 Woodbridge Avenue. SOKOL, MELANIE 27 Finley Road Class Representative 1 (Secretary), 2, 3, 4; Future Homemakers 1 (Historian), 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 4. SORENSEN, MICHAEL 75 Craig Street Chef 's Club 1; Track 1; Student Council 1; Wrestling Club 1. SOROKOFSKY, MIRA-ANN 13 Ryan Road Art Club 4; Fall Production 3. SPOSATO, JANE 7 Crescent Road Mixed Choir 3. St LAURENT, DOUGLAS 17 Magee Road Audio-Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4. STABILE, JOAN 10 Phillips Road Class Representative 3, 4,- Future Home- makers 2. STAMAT, SPYRO 2422 Woodbridge Avenue Spanish Honor Society 2, 3. STANKE, WILLIAM 68 Winthrop Road Academy of Science 3, 4; Basketball 1; Photography Club 3, 4. STAPLES, PETER 100 Idlewild Road Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Bowling 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2. STAUFFER, NANCY 37 Markham Road Student Council 1; Library 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. STEINER, CAROL 7 Schuyler Drive Band 1; Library 1, 2, 3. STELLATO, AMELIA 321 Poll Place Bowling 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Eagle 3. STEVENSON, JEAN 1 Dundar Road Nurse's Aid Program 4. 197STIVANELLI, ALICE 298 Suttons Lane G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 (Reporter); National Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Gymnastic Club 3, 4; Girls' Intramural Sports 3, 4 (Manag- er). STRUEBEL, JAMES 60 Stony Road. STRUVE, JANINE 92 Schuyler Drive. STUMPF, KATHY 30 Stevens Road Future Homemakers 2; Talon 4. SULLIVAN, WILLIAM 40 Winthrop Road Academy of Science 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Eagle 3, 4 (Photography Editor); Photography Club 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer, President); Talon 4 (Photography Edi- tor). SURAWSKI, SUSAN 1944 Woodbridge Avenue. SUSWAL, NANCY 6 Velikan Road. SUSSWEIN, JAY 14 Fairhill Road Spring Track 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Winter Track 2, 3; Weight-Lifting Club 4. SUTTON, NANCY 13 Baldwin Road Academy of Science 3; French Club 1; Treble Choir 4; Insights 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4. SZEMERETA, ANTHONY 48 Heathcote Avenue Track 2. SZOLD, IRENE 272 Old Post Road. SZYMANSKI, VALERIE 2505 Woodbridge Avenue Academy of Science 2, 3, 4; Class Rep- resentative 1, 2; German Club 1; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4 (President); Photography Club 4 (Secretary). TAFUNI, SALVATOR 101 Stony Road Football 1; Wrestling Club 1. 98 TAMM, DANIEL 30 Windsor Road A Capella 2, 3, 4; Class Representative 3; Fall Production 1, 4; Keytones 2, 4; Spring Production 2, 4; Soccer 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 1,2, 3; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4. TAYLOR, BEVERLY 70 Eardley Road Class Representative 2 (President); Stu- dent Council 1, 3, 4; Pep Squad 4. TAYLOR, PATRICIA 14 Leland Road. TECH, RITA 26 Winthrop Road Academy of Science 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1; German Club 1, 2 (Secretary) 3, 4; Girls' Service Club 2, 3; Talon 4; Student Council 1, 3,- Mixed Choir 2. TERZIAN, RICHARD 9 Stevens Road Academy of Science 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4 (Manager); Basketball 3, 4 (Manager); Chef's Club 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer, Vice- President); Class Representative 2, 3; Football 4 (Manager). TESTA, RAYMOND 29 Monaghan Road. THEANDER, KAREN 2200 Woodbridge Avenue. THOMAS, ALBERT 35 Parkerson Road Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4. THOMAS, JAMES 20 Melville Road Weightlifting 2, 3, 4. THOMPSON, FRANCES 20 Chestnut Street. THOSTESEN, BARRY 14 Wayne Street Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Bowling 3, 4; Football 1; Golf Team 3, 4. THURLOW, MARJORIE 100 Lloyd Street Future Homemakers 1; Girls' Service Club 2. TIPALDI, LORRAINE 75 Wooding Avenue Art Club 2, 3, 4; Chefs Club 2, 3; Class Representative 2; Eagle 4; Fall Produc- tion 2, 3; Future Homemakers 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girls' Service Club 3,- Photography Club 4; Spring Production 2; Student Council 3; Track 3. TIVALD, DAVID 61 Prospect Avenue T I Program 4. TOROK, GAIL 13 Comstock Road A Capella 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4,- Class Representative 1; G.A.A. 1, 3; Girls' Service Club 3,- Keytones 2, 4; Student Council 3; Track 3 (Manager); Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; All-County Choir 1, 2. TORRES, MIGUEL 141 Winthrop Road T I Program 1; Wrestling Club 1, 2. TOTH, LINDA 69 Marshall Drive Academy of Science 3; Class Represent- ative 1,- Future Homemakers 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2. TOTH, LOUIS 18 Velikan Place Chef's Club 3; T I Program 4. TRACHTENBERG, MARCIA 35 Marshall Drive Academy of Science 2; Art Club 3, 4; French Club 1; Student Council 1. TRENTA, ROBERT 76 Lexington Avenue Track 4. TUREK, BARBARA 16 Outcalt Road Academy of Science 3, 4; Future Teach- ers 3, 4 (Treasurer); G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, (Vice-President); National Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3 (Vice-President), 4 (President); Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4. TUROSKI, JANET 194 Loring Avenue Academy of Science 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; G.A.A. 1; Girls Service Club 4. USENKO, VICTOR 50 Leslie Street Academy of Science 3, 4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2.VAJO, KAREN 12 Woerner Court G.A.A. 1. VAN DEVENTER, DEBRA 16 Parkerson Road Twirlers 2. VASI LAROS, JACK Cozy Trailer Park. VEISZ, JOSEPH 240 Sylvandell Avenue. VICINUS, NANCY 35 Trenton Avenue Bowling 3, 4; Girls' Service Club 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Treble Choir 3, 4. VIEGELMANN, KATHLEEN 16 Morgan Drive Chass Representative 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Nurses' Aid Program 4; Track 4 (Man- ager); Pep Club 4; Choir 1. VIRGILI, ROSANNE 41 Leslie Street Cheerleader 1, 2 (Captain), 3, 4 (Cap- tain); Class Representative 1; Eagle 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; Notional Honor Society 3, 4; Modern Dance Club 3; Gymnastics Club 3, 4. VOGT, CYNTHYAH 77 Bonniebrook Avenue Art Club 2, 3, 4. VOGT, MARIANNE 45 Gurley Road Future Teachers 3; German Club 4; Rifle Club 3. WALCZAK, VINCENT 83 Lloyd Street Bowling 3, 4; Golf Team 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. WALIJESKI, FRED 47 Eardley Road Student Council 4. WALKER, DENNIS 48 Walnut Street. WEINGART, AMY 18 Woerner Court Class Representative 1, 3, 4; Eagle 2; G.A.A. 2; Girls' Service Club 2; Student Council 2. WEISZ, JOHN 124 Lexington Avenue Class Representative 3; German Club 1; Key Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Socie- ty 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Student Council 1. WENZ, THOMAS 16 Kenmore Road Football 1; Soccer 2, 3, t4. WERNICK, THOMAS 26 Jefferson Boulevard Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 4; Math Club 1; Tennis Team 2; Track 1,3; Vars- ity Club 3, 4. WHITE, CAROL 39 Outcalt Road. WHITE, GLENN 21 Matson Road Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. WHITE, MARYANN 1 5 Coleman Street A Capella 3, 4 (President); Girls' Service Club 2, 3 (Treasurer); Keytones 3, 4; Talon 4. WILLENBROCK, CHRISTINE 34 Morgan Drive Cheerleader 1; Class Representapive 2, 4,- Future Homemakers 3; G.A.A. 1, 2,- Student Council 1 (Secretary), 4. WILLIAMS, CAROL 22 Sturgis Road G.A.A. 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4. WILLISTON, GEORGE 133 Winthrop Road Band 1, 2, 3, 4,- Football 1; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. WILSON, LYNN 76 Ashley Road Academy of Science 3; Eagle 4; French Club 4; Future Homemakers 3, 4; G.A.A. 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. WIRTZ, JOHN 5 Center Street Fall Production 4,- Football 1; Spring Production 3, 4; T I Program 3; Thespi- an Society 3, 4. 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J. and BiftW Jy Cakes Meadow Road Edison, New Jersey, 08817 985-5000 Special Thanks to Linda Donato for All Her Help and Patience Love THE 1970 COLOR GUARD Appointment Only 201-985-9671 GENERAL REPAIRS ROAD SERVICE TOWING ANYTIME - ANYWHERE MEN’S HAIR STYLING NIXON CITGO SERVICE 1975 Woodbridge Avenue by Eansley Boyce Edison, New Jersey, 08817 and John Hunnicutt (formerly Nixon Cities Service) LIBERTY 8-1666 SALES SERVICE CREDIT CARDS HONORED Cor. Plainfield Phones RADIO FISCHER’S Ovington Avenue 985-9837 Edison, N. J. 985-6426 TELEVISION 205 Main St Mefuchen, N. J. RARITAN VALLEY MARINE, INC. 2300 Woodbridge Ave., Edison, N. J. DENISE DUVAL JEFF REIDER MARYANN WHITE WAYNE BROWN GAIL TOROK MIKE DEINER PEGGY FELDMAN JEFF SCHULMAN CHRIS D'AQUILA HENRY H. TROGER, President 985-1166 X EDISON KEYTONES f V FLAG TWIRLERS v A V KATHY LYNCH PAUL STEFANI ROBERTA HAINES JOE FLAHERTY SUE POPER PETE REINSCHNEIDER KATHY FINLAY Phone 287-0400 505 Old Post Rd. Box 29, Edison, N. J. NEIGHBORHOOD BEVERAGE SERVICE MISTRIEL’S SHOES "We Carry Over 50 Different Brandt - n. of Beer" All Popular Brands of Soda Volkswogen Specialist "Everything Done on Premises" 367 George St. New Brunswick, N. J. KI5-71 33 KEYSTONE GARAGE U. S. Highwoy 1, ond Player Ave. 212 Edison, N. J. 985-3432 Congratulations to the Class of ’70 MR. AND MRS. WESLEY REED S.W.A.K. MR. NUZZO’S THIRD PERIOD U. S. HISTORY CLASS 213To the Class of 1970: We pledge to work for the greatest of graduation gifts — A World in Peace IMAGE ART STUDIOS OF PHOTOGRAPHY 1 607 Lincoln Hwy. Edison, N. J. 828-3386 Portraits-Weddings I.D. Candids “Art in Photography” H. P. HERSHKOWITZ AGENCY Compliments of Real Estate Complete Insurance Service SPECIALIZING IN RESALES AND MORTGAGE LOANS B M LUMBER 1949 State Hwy. No. 27 985-1655 ANGELO MANCUSO ANTOINETTE M. BARATTA 985-5252 JEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS DIEGES CLUST MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 365 Broad Street Bloomfield, N. J. 07003 RINGS «NS MEDALS ANNOUNCEMENTS DIPLOMAS TROPHIES 214 JOHN’S INC. SINCE 1889 EXECUTIVE SERVICES, INC. 310 Memorial Parkway HEADQUARTERS FOR: WRANGLERS LEE LEVIS DUNGAREES Stop in and pick your student discount card. Menlo Park Shopping Center FULLER H. BROOKS, President TITLES UNLIMITED 409 Raritan Avenue Highland Park, N. J. 08904 985-1733 EDISON PIZZA AND RESTAURANT 2303 Woodbridge Avenue Open 7 days for Lunch-Dinner ond delicious pizzas, — First rate Italian food, too!!! NEW CARS 701 Livingston Avenue New Brunswick, N. J., 08902 545-9500 USED CARS U. S. Hwy. 1 Leo St. Edison, N. J., 08817 985-0870 Phone 545-9414 SKIP’S FLOWER SHOP BIANCA MOTORS, INC. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MERCURY - MONTEGO - COUGAR FIAT - USED CARS AMPLE PARKING IN THE REAR 226 Raritan Avenue, Highland Park, N. J. 572-0400 RASPA JEWELERS WATCHMAKER - DIAMOND SCTTH DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY TRORMItS - SILVERWARE AU TYRES Of RERAIRS 4 No. 10th ond Roriton Ave anthonv a. raSRa. R« Highland Pork, N. J. 215Phone 287-1883 MOBIL CHARLES BARRALL, Prop. EDISON FRIENDLY SERVICE BATTUJES - TMfS - «USES - Rt. 27 Ol Vineyard Rd., iuMiCaTion - TUNf ufS - Edivon, N. J. «ONT ISO A1IGNMENT Phone: 545-3964 LINCOLN TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE ZEMM A NO ADMJftAl IllEVlStON GIRSON Alft CONCunONERS 252 Ploinfield Avenue Edivon, New Jersey 245-1200 245-7930 RUGS, INC — JBS INTERIORS ALCAN ALUMINUM CORPORATION “The World's Foremost Producer of Aluminum” RUGS - CARPETS - BROADLOOM DRAPERIES . . . CUSTOM . . . DRAPERIES . . . UPHOLSTERY RESIDENTIAL ond COMMERCIAL J. Blackwell Sparling, 1135 Chestnut St. N.S.I.D.-A.L.A. Roselle, New Jersey Compliments of THE EJIon BANK South Plainfield, N. J. OFFICES: 225 Maple Avenue, South Plainfield, N. J. 1810 Park Avenue, South Plainfield, N. J. 5201 Stelton, Rd., South Plainfield, N. J. Route 27 and Stony Road West, Edison, N. J. Menlo Park Shopping Center, Edison, N. J. 15 N. Main Street, Milltown, N. J. Raritan Arsenal, Woodbridge Avenue, Edison, N. J. 1630 Oak Tree Road, Edison, N. J. “THE BANK DESIGNED WITH YOU IN MIND ’ 216 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION267 Plainfield Ave. (near Rt. 27) Edison, N. J. On behalf of the Talon, 1 would like to TASTEE SUB SHOP thank all those who helped to make the financ- Giant Submarine Sandwiches ing of this book a reality. STORE HOURS: The Business Manager 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Monday thru Sat. 2 p.m. to 1 1 p.m. — Sunday DAVE CALDWELL GEORGE THORNTON 985-5423 — BOOSTERS — — A - AAAAAAAAAA AAAAA-OiU'69 Jary 'Huggy" AbOU Jo Abot AM oM Mr». J. I Abol «r 0 vj Mu. f k Abol AM 0-4 Mr». Wn Abbrvii w Abu 70 Abram, fcrrtJy AM. and AM». Richard Aon John R Adomciuk Adom Spanc CorporoAon AM. and AM». W.r.o- t Ado-M. Sr AM. ond AM». A Ado» 0»d Fomly AM. ond Mr» Oterta, Adefcarg AM»» Dorothy Ad»b rg A Frond A Frond A Friend f Kathy'» AM, ond AM» Robrnt Agon» Roy Abrtnt A) ond Cord Al ond Monty AM. M o l Abono AM. and Mr» Roy Afc r o RhO »do ond D nu Atr«W AM, ond AM». 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I? |I. i jllll ii-ijiJn iJ 3 i f i £ i i s II jilil. jiHisjlij Ii i i iiiii!Class Night BEST DRESSED - Newark Tom Henderson BEST DRESSED - Collegiate Trip Brook} DONE MOST FOR CLASS Jeff Rcider MOST POPULAR Milt Alvorez CLASS CHARMER Gary Hormon FUNNIEST LAUGH Robin Croig BEST LOOKING Lou Coiolo BIGGEST BLUSHER Mike Kurtz CLASS PALS Kevin Corney LONGEST HAIR John DcGroik) Ed Dobrowski SCHOOL SPIRIT Milt Alvorez BEST DANCER Lou Coiolo CLASS BROWNIE Jock Reader BIGGEST EYES Vrc Usenko INDIVIDUALISTS John Wirtz CUTEST SMILE Fronk Fiorello BETH ATHLETE Jack Rcoder CLASS CLOWN Kevin Fox MOST CONSCIENTIOUS Jeff Schulmon BEST MUSICIAN Steve Briggs MOST POLITE Vic Usenko 70 Lorraine Early Mary Margaret McGinn Kothy Balias Carol Anderson Corol Anderson Mary Margaret McG'nn Corol Anderson Debbie Kost Jeon Fisher. Christine Willenbrock Cindy Vogt Joan Dippel Joan Dippel Donna Rosenthal Moryann While Cindy Vogt Sue Robinson Alice Stivinelli Roe Ellen Jones Michele Ford Jonct Turoski Pot HarrisonBEST VOCALIST Jeff Reider Maryann While CLASS FLIRT Mike Kurtz Corol Anderson HAPPIEST person Mill Alvarez Nancy Suswol FRIENDLIEST PERSON Milt Alvarez Kathy Balias MOST ARTISTIC Ron Brczidti Charlene Moken ALWAYS TARDY Mike Logo no Pam Corter BEST ACTOR ACTRESS John Wirtz Imdo diDono MOST GULLIBLE Jeff Reider Vol Nomios CLASS WIT Kevin Fox Roe Ellen Jones OFFICE GUEST Pool Pernchino Claire Brown CLINIC GUEST Mike Kurtz Nancy Vicious SEEN BUT NOT HEARD Vic Usenko Marilyn Baltrus CLASS COUPLE Joe Monus Meg Griffin most unusual walk Mill Alvarez Pat Noonan BEST LOOKING LEGS Mark Silk Kothy Frost TEACHER S TERROR David Dies Lindo Conovero TEACHER S PET Jock Reader Donno Rosenthal MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bob Drumheller Michele Ford CLASS SCHOLAR Bob Drumheller Michele Ford FAVORITE TEACHER Mr. Thompson Mrs. Calomoneri BEST ALL AROUND Jack Reeder Carol Anderson 223To Everyone Who Mode the Talon '70: Although this was not the easiest year for any of us, together we have overcome obstacles, many of which seemed im- possible. As we reflect upon the pages of this book, let us remember not only our combined efforts for the Talon, but also what each of us has gained from the memories held within its covers. Sincerely, Diane T. Palmer, Editor-in-Chief Talon Editor-in-Chief................................................................................................Diane Palmer Art Editor...........................................................................................Charlene Moken Staff:..................................Linda Donato, Janice Hansen, Norine Hutka, Val Narnia's, Lorraine Tipaldi Business Manager.......................................................................................Noreen Hynes Copy Editor...................................................................................................Sherry Mattern Features Editor............................................................................................Bev Mills Staff.................................................................................Debbie Cullen, Kay Mooney Girl Friday...................................................................................................Janice Mistysyn Literary Editor................................................................................................Alice Rosenfeld Staff..................................................................Barbie Katchen, Donna Rosenthal, Gert Fisne Lay-Out Editor...............................................................................................Barbara Johanns Staff............................................................................ Ann Schuster, Debbie Zatrepalek Organizations Editors...............................................................MaryLou Boardman, Diane Brossy Photography Editor..............................................................................................Bill Sullivan Sports Editors..........................................................................Sandy Bode, John Zawora Advisor.........................................................................................................Mrs. Gonzalez Business Advisor.................................................................................................Mr. Acciani Special thanks to Richard Moken, Helen Buscaino, April Reed, Kathy Frost, Angela Mancuso, Cathy Fischer and Wayne Ja- cobsen — and, of course, to Brian Beattie, our patient, persevering candid photographer. jft' f) v ft «y jf? r ro i i U r r C r , p :tV if) J' '' cfr