Governor Livingston High School - Claymore Yearbook (Berkeley Heights, NJ)

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Romance, The French and Spanish Clubs at GL. offered language students an opportunity to broaden their knowledge of the peoples and cultures of France and Spain respectively, while an ap- preciation of the contributions of Roman culture was emphasized in Latin Club. Numerous programs, demonstrations and festiv- ities highlighted the activities of these groups. The Latin Club sponsored a Saturnalia Party in December, a cake sale on the Ides of March, and a trip to the Metropolitan Musuem of Art, as well as the annual Roman Banquet in May. The Spanish Club sponsored a Pan American dinner and visited Bambergers in Newark to see an ex- hibit of Spanish art. A variety of refreshments as well as various forms of entertainment added at- mosphere to Tuesday afternoon meetings. e!atz'vz'1fy and orscha FRENCH CLUB ROW 1: K. Ingate, A. Granger, L. Anderjak, G. Richardson, N. Chodazac. RON 2: P. Reich, P. Moore, C. Addis, S, Kar- woski, S, Fisher. is WY YW Nl u My SPANISH CLUB ROW I: A. Catalano, S. Seaman, C. Komano, P Rubin. ROW 2: G. Souder, Young, P. Hunchar D. Gayncs, C. Fidalgo. ROW .YJ A. Stewart, C. For naro, D. Cree, H. Proudloot, XNeppler, C Schnorr. ROW 4: L. Del Corso, N. Rodger, P. An derson, S. Schenk, L. -johnson, H. Foster. ROW 5 A. Shepard, L. Lord, Ramsey, Vincent, M Mulrane, Nlulrane, N. Kligman. '?f', nga LATIN CLUB STANDING' L. De Vos, M, Bartlett, N. Gonnel- la, H. Scheideeker, Testa, Karwoski, Reel S. Hand. TOP ROW: Pawlaek, N. Peterson, B Reel, Dorrcll, K. Sullivan, G. Schiefelbein, R Schiedecker, D. Hitchcock, S. Allen, G. Carlick, D. Taylor. FOURYYI ROMA' V. Vitollo, L. Trem- mel, G. Bartlct, T. Smith, S. Friend, B. John stone, I. Stanglein, R. Fitzpatrick, R. Kinelski, B Flanagan, P. Decrease, S. Seaman. THIRD ROW' K. Speycr, N. Gill, M. Lamberta, D. Meadows, N. Daubler, L.Kcycs, C. Hoag, N. Thomas Whitehead, K. Kolb, G, lvialcom, D. Hart. OND ROW? K. Peterson, B. Lake, V. Hyde, Hunt, L. Tallamy, C. Haury, S. Rollison, S. ry, S. Mundy, R. Frenchman, Melack, Spencer. FIRST ROW' G. Kenny, R. Day, A. cure, E. Cody, Strouss, E. Thorne, A. an, Giacco, K. Lehne, E. Freeman, D. R. Ryan.

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bz'1fz't and Sclzolarslzzjy. K2 ll 1 xxx 4x5 NU' Aegisthus, Aegospotami, Aegptus, and so on through the card catalogue, members of the Library Club sort, check, and file the contents of the G. L. library, Under the direction of Librari-' an M. Richter, they work during their after- noons and free periods gaining knowledge of library skills and serving the school. The rook and pawn are still strange symbols this year for the Chess Club is newly created. This group of ambitious students has formed an as- sociation to not only play the ancient game, but to learn its tricks and turns. Mr. Faubl directs the interplay of bishop and knight. Perhaps his knowledge of vectors helps him win'the game. LIBRARY CLUB S714NDING: G. Sperm, R. Lchne, VV Levisky, Relincnlhlircr, P. lfreiivli, S Hand. R. DvVVitt, L. YVliilelu-acl, D Dayton, E. Csaszar, L. llzu'mt's, Nlzlc Nair, B. Hoerth, Mrs. Richter, T. Rcgu Indo. SlfATlflJ: A. Jeruslc-dt, M. Cliri stus, D. Douglas, li. Pelrcscu, V. Pilot M. Masullo. -s.4. ' . E CHESS CLUB SYIANDING: S. Davison, C. Taylor, J. Giacchi, R. Curtis, Mr. Faubl. SEA TED: C. Mrozak, L. DeVos. XA M f

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ark temoon eetings XJ PHYSICS CLUB Mr. Faubl, M. Sgarro, F. Heisle, Giacchi, R. King, S. Wells, Speigel, D. Uhlig, C. Taylor. Velocity, acceleration, and wave interference are given a chance to prove themselves during the afternoons that the physics club meets. Chief physicist, Mr. John Faubl, and the members spend their time working on experiments, listen- ing to guest speakers, and planning trips to near- by labs. Their goal is to create interest in the Held of physics. The purpose of the psychology club is to further its studies beyond the classroom. Under the ex- cellent direction of Mr. John Stein, members at- tend seminars, do psychological studies, hear guest speakers, and form discussion groups on related topics. Officers for this year were: Presi- dent, Richard Banachg Secretary, Joy Ramsey. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB STANDING: M. Marzell, L. Stawick, L. ueddeke, G. Carlick, B. Van Nest, Mr. Etcin, L. Leibskiend, J. Ramsey, P. Glea- on, E. Gutowski, S. Bliwise. SEA TED: E. Smith, R. Lcwter, R. Banach, W arker, C. Del Corso. 95