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

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orlc and Learn A ter H0urs.f FUTURE NURSES SYHNDING: K. Hummel, M. Car, K. Heimlich, Keller, Barrett, A. Shields, I. Langheinz, Magno, MacFarlane, B. Blair. SEAYFD: L. Keyes, M. Kayser, L. Seaman, D. Holzcr. STAGE CREW STAINDING: C. Senna, Hopkins, T. Giacco T. DcBue, Keller, L. Martin. SEA TED: B. Lichtvuberger. E. Shuttleworth, Mueller, D Gomula, H. Cluet. 1 AUDIO-VISUAL STAFF STHNDING: E. Blohm, J. Philips, A. Rundfelt, K. Mrozek K. Stiefel, M. Prisco. SEA TED: G. Martiii, D. Hitchcock, B Skutches, .Sal0om. ART CLUB Painter. Easter baskets and Christmas brighten hospital- ized youngsters through the work ofthe F.N.C. Nurse Selma Kaye heads this group interested in knowing more ofthe duties of nursing. Paint-spotted hands mark the members of the Art Club, who create the scenery for school pro- ductions. Long hours of work seem worth it, though, as their backdrops fill with actors. No, the A.V. and Stage Crews are neither elec- tricians nor mechanic, but they manage to co-or- dinate all of the record players, projectors, and other equipment used in the school. 97 fl x D. Kray, L, Stawick, B. Turnbull, K. Faber, K. Ingatc,

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For Now and the Fuzf FUTURE BUSINESS LIZADIZRS S'7iflA'DlNU.' I.. 'l'orro, L. Puntzino, C. Tliorsberg. I.. I.ee, A. Gizwoblxv. P. Purlipiuno, M. Mondclli, M. Messina, Shoke, NI. Breen, P. Jones, I.. clilfllllrl, SECOND ROIV: A. Doll, L. Miller, B. Grant, J, Voje, P. Amadco, E. Abate, J. Stanzione. YYIIICD ROW: A. liritton, K. Heinni, N. Tookcr, C. Moli- nari, M. I c-rrzir. 'ts' . x x . . V , x 4 ' t i I , ' - - . Y , J- . I ' ' . , L . - as ' ' l -' . g f ,.- 'X . 124. .... '. 4 'I fr - u ' 2 s . 1 0 I. I, ,Jig ff W . I I 1 3 n. .. 1 ..s ' 5 ,. I I , - 1, ' , , ' Lf, Q4 ,. H 14 -' ' .... 'I ,D r H A if in . ,, fi ' MPI... is T ,-. f .. f' -. in .L. M . 1P v -I I Lgvqwt A . A ' I-, A kg . I HJ Ag ' , .. A I - . , If . Q ' N i' If' Q 4 ' .. 1 ' V V I -. . . ' S . H R . 1 1 1 M 'V - .' Qt - .N - . ,W ,L fa- .at -..J , 1 , g ,, 5 FUTURE 'I'EACI'IER'S ASSOCIATION SEATED ROW' L. Lutzens, B. I.ueddeke, N. Rodgers, Vincent, M. Meister. SECOND R0l'1'f' Karen Wfeiss, D. Tay- lor, K. D'Altrui, S. Graw, U. Hartmann, Harlow, G. Fos- ter. MAIN Ol l lCIi ASSlS'I'AN'l'S BACK ROW: S. Smith, Miss G. Schaffer, FRONT ROW: R. Sehricwer, Vincent, D, Vestuche, I.. Morra. STUDENT AUXILIARY If07'7'lIM.' A, Doll, Grzihowski, I.. I.iclx'skincl. K. G. Soudcr, I.. VV2ll0I'lI0llSC, D. Ml'QIllll2lI1, N. Ising, R, zur. SECOND ROHI' P. Moore, R. Kornlizniscr, P. Geddis. Kutsop, Gibson, R. Amizino, I.. Dt-lCorso, C. Curvellus, I. MclVIurrzly. YYIIRD ROI1f I'. VVCSIIIIQIII, V. Frost, K. Antler son, I.. I-Iowclls, P. Morzuto, S. Matko, C. MQIZLIF, S Schenck, K. Lelllrcts. FUURTII RUIV: H. Cltlctt, A. Ott, I. Sederluncl, S. 'lillCllS4Illl'l', Shoke, P. Foties, I.. Anclcrjak, C DiLeo, C. Burdette. FIFTH ROW? P. Skutclics, S. Moore, S Gedclis, D. Stengel, P. Sparks. P. Simms, P. Hunchar, P Locke. Learning, planning, and preparing for the ft is not haphazardly done at G.L.R.H.S. The F ture Teachers Association under the direction Mr. R. Duggan, and the Future Business ers Club under the supervision ol' Miss S. help the students to look into various F.T.A. members work with teachers and basic rewards and demands of the work. F.B.L. schedules trips to places of business dur ing the year. Most of the trafhe that passes through the main portals also meets a member of the dent Auxiliary or a Main Ofhce Assistan girls ofthe Student Auxiliary help greet ing guests, while the office girls puzzle over traps of the switchboard.

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The Wheels QfG.L.R.H.S. .f TRI-EPSILON E - education stimulates the mind to develop inner confidence. E - ease in social life insures acceptance. E - effort in community projects completes the personality. The aim ofthe Tri-epsilon. The barber pole patterned uniform is a symbol of the Candy Striper. These devoted girls, who relieve the strain of the nurses at Overlook Hos- pital, are a part of the Tri-epsilon. This fellow- ship of girls, which is always ready to act at the call of the community, is sponsored by the Sum- mit YWCA. Swimming parties and Broadway theater trips are a part of the lighter side of their activities. SENIORS SEATED: L. Waterhouse, Keller, C. Schnorr, l,. Seaman M. Kayser, S. Gibson. T. Kayser, N. Rodgers. SYMNDING: Souder, L. Langheinz, V. Hyde, C. Carvellas. JUNIORS SEATED: F. Allen, D. Stengel, C. Danielson, M. Chambe lain, M. Carver, C. Huleattc, P. I-Iunchar. STPINDING: Weiler, L. Fish, C. Brcss, P. Sparks, V. Voigt, K. Christian M. England, P. Simms, L. Mooney, Vincent, S. Geddis- D. Douglas. SOPHOMORES STANDING: S. Serretti, K, Yause. SEA YYSD: S. Walsh, ll Leonard, S. Schenck, G. Richardson, L. Seclerland, W. M Cullen, B. Schenk. FRESHMEN STANDING: K. Hummel, S. Stewart, V. Moore. SEA Tlfl G. Jubanowsky, S. Mathews, Dorrcll, Topps, Y. Andel son, K. Koch, MacFarlane.