Hamilton East Steinert High School - Cresset Yearbook (Hamilton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

HAMILTCDN HIGH SCHCDOL EAST Joseph Stelnert Memorial Hamnlfon Townshlp New Jersey puudfy grrmni Co-editors Frank Szabo Jean Drach Advisor Mrs. Mary Duffy and the Students of I w v 3 1 , Qlosol . . . the foundations of Steinert's heritage and the beginnings of her traditions through these pages of the nineteen hundred and sixty mar W ? MTV? ' wil ' , A , M 552' K 517 ' 'Y' 2 Y, W y.g bilka ?gf n.f fr mil ' ,ima S432 6 3255 ldg igggffggyil r,iMi Y,s J Zg,V 4 dal ww ' W'fwW!'? If New JM 4Q13?5'M Mi gig? WW! fW?9 W' , , VH' f' , gay g VW' W., , Fw ,,g,,+mk M 'W' M4 wwf WTQW , Y' ? 2,4 ,aux ,if f gy, ,LW K M ww ,gf . KN' Hr + 4. 3 I :id 111 441 fd ? W Mm 9 ' ufvf ffmfmf my Q 9gwe4,,,fgg55, I V 'VW 3, WM 4 'f M' W , W an . wwe, V W V , ,,M,,y,.g,g5 9 W, 5,, f. 1 235 39 H' 495 MW 991 ewwwiww nnzavlwf gp E fm WM 'Wm Q' ,wwf , imffkl 43,2533 H, ,yin 7? I, 4 , , 5, 'W' M Z f ' V Mi w 1 v4,affff'f My Wm, I XX l f ini-4-W if Xl Qarcward Within these pages, we bring you those events of our school year that are part of the realiza- tion of the meaning of our school seal. As we have gained knowledge, recognized honor, val- ued sportsmanship, and trained for leadership, we have also laid the foundations of our school's heritage and set the patterns of her traditions. We've been faced with many tradition-making decisions, we've set patterns for others to fol- low. But always we've remembered the chal- lenge of our seal and the promise that the fulfillment of its goals will prepare us for the challenges that lie ahead. 1 Ewa u i IIIIIHM1 fawfge 'fs , 1 O ,f , ,fs Q 1, I fvzfwmm f I , ,aff ' f 'ff Classes Gautenls Administrati Faculty A f' 'T' A hl t Features L, Viigndl HOWARD D. MORRISON Superintendent of Schools HAROLD Y. BILLS Assistant Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION The administrators who serve their community and its schools, the superin- tendents and the b o a rd of education, work together to see that we have un- limited educational opportunities. Their leadership reflects upon us a successful year. Their attendance at our various ac- tivities have been an inspiration to us. We extend our many, many thanks to them and to our community for making possible our beautiful new high school from which we draw an unchecked flow of knowledge and the fulfillment of our educational goals. Reading left to right: Henry F. Gill, counsellor, Wallace R. Hartman, Patrick Bush, Daniel J. Rosetty, superintendent of buildings and grounds, Howard D. Morrison, superin- tendent of schools, Thomas J. Dunn, Richard C. Crockett, president, Clarence C. Martin, Willard F. Grimm, secretary, Albert J. Gater, Jr., vice-president, Ira G. Beebe, Peter C. Apoldite. Ca Zflzc Graduates Of 1960 You were our first Junior Class, a dis- tinction to be shared by no other class. Like last year's seniors you became pio- neers in laying the real foundation of Hamilton High School-East. Together we shared the problems of our newness, and together, we set about their solu- tion. You shared the bitterness of our early defeats, and you thrilled to the savory taste of our victories. You helped select our school seal, our school songs, our school cheers - you helped us be- come the Steinert Spartans . Not only were you an important part in the establishment of our original tra- ditions, but in this, your senior year, you continued in the same spirit to build upon that which we had, and with an eye to the future, you further enriched our heritage. You realized what each suc- ceeding class must realize - Steinert will become what we make it, each of us is important in its destiny. For your family and friends and others of us who have faith in Hamilton High School- East and high hopes for the years ahead, it has been most gratifying to work with you for the future of your school. 476' Q!qqp...nlslbg '----.' - '.'1uv ' ' 'L -r ' i ggi' xg.-an it .nn ,JK , ,431 ,qw Q-JK To MR, COURSEN has fallen not only the honor, but also the task of being the first PRINCIPAL ofa new high school. Despite the innumerable tasks that this has demanded, he has always had the time to take an inter- est in all our activities, help solve our many problems, and offer us encour- agement and leadership. 7 Dr. Elizabeth L. Reid Richard F. Watson Mrs. Pellegrino swers the office phone while Mrs. Tassone keeps busy at her typewrite F, We wish to make known to our AS- SISTANT PRINCIPALS our awareness of their interest in us and in all the things that are part of an effective school year. Thru the combined efforts of Dr. Reid and Mr. Watson, and the efficiency of the office staff, Mrs. Tassone and Mrs. Pellegrino, the details of a school day are met with success. ' 5 4 N 4 lf ,,,.', ff I Grace R. Bolge I A X. Donna E. Boffs Ralph S. Abel Jane G. Allen Joyce S. Allen Walter L. Almond Robert E. Anderson 5gJlI?0fvlSOV Ofprl:l9Ol?l?, Stenogrophy, Typing ll Physical Education Electric and Auto Shop Advanced Mathematics o etEdaJrgr3NOnYS'C0 B.S. Rider College B5, Trenton 51016 B. Ed. University BS. Rutgers University B S T t ST t Future Teachers ColleQ9 Of Mmm' E,C,A, Dtregfor ' gem on O E of America G.A.A., Maiorettes Hunting Club, O 996' Cheerleqderg Grounds Supervision Ed M Rutgers xi Latin, English kdxsf BA. Douglass College i Mildred V. Brearley Secretarial Practice Transcription B.S. Trenton State College Stockroorn and Book Records, Chairman at Business Department 5' x T' Q1 Sfaculfy You have built your dreams Now put foun dations under them. to quote Henry David Thoreau. To our FACULTY has fallen the task of pro- viding these foundotions. Thru them, we have acquired a capacity for understanding. We have learned the magical sound of words when properly used, the sounds and words of a foreign language, the precision of mathematics and art, the skills desired in the field of business, the principles of gracious home-making, the joy of music, the joy of accomplishment of mechanical skills, and the satisfaction ot physical well- being. V' We acknowledge and do homage to our tac- t .X 'y who have made wisdom our provision for jf' urn from youth to maturity. ' 1 Owen Caftreww hyAVerna R. Cartlidge Joseph A. Chrzon Mechanical Drawing Ste-nogrqphy, Typtf-tg U- 3, H,SfO,fy BS. Trenton State ' s B.S. Trenton State BS University of COHCQ9 x College Scranton MGCVWOVUCOI X t Gndicraft Club Freshman Football Drawing Club, Stlgent-Faculty DW Ornmittee 'tp ft 1-5 1fKY 'U5 -q-' Z, 4 Q. ily, Geography, Sth Grade BS, Trenton State College Barbara E. Collis English BA. Douglass College German Club I' ,vs Q-- Doris Conner Mathematics B.S. Trenton State College Ed. M, Rutgers Freshman Advisor Alberta M. Elmer Stenography and Transcription B.C.S. Trenton State College Registers , l i J. 1' V A ff ' g tg., I 1? 'Q XY' X N FTM L .. 23 0, . ef, i 'Qdrlfrt Gerke 'Q' Physics B S L Trenton State College J.V. Basketball, Canteen, Guidance - I 41, 'II'-Q-r Rosalie Damiano English B.S. Trenton State College Freshman Drarnatics Barney Emil Driver Education B.S. New York University . of Saul Gilman f 1 Science 1,1 ii! B S i Trenton State College, Ed. M. Rutgers University Guidance 4. X .5 if' as A 0'Dino Di Giovacchino Mathematics B.S. Trenton State College Sophomore Advisor, First Aid Club T.. .MF :,. l X W 1. 1 f V.ZLl.ii5 2a. Arthur Frank Vocal Music B.S. Trenton State College, Columbia University Operetta, Choir, Senior Show Walter Gorney English B.S. University of Scranton 3 Md 1 5' at -wx? J' .b ,- an. 1 S .Q-. fl fu!-7' Trenton J T iowa iii' Rutgers Director of Athletics gxrsii .. 4 l 1. -r 251' 5 ,Q 1 lf , 1 J 5 f .H Wi . i 5 4 Thomas D. Garsky English B.S. Trenton State College Model Club Patricia Grice Algebra BS. Trenton State Teachers Guidance Mary B. Duffy History BA. College, Dickinson College Yearbook Advisor Frances N. Gauntt French B.A. Douglass College Junior Red Cross Dorothy Hann Home Economics BS. Douglass College M.A. Columbia University -.-...- l Jane Heher Science B.A. Georgian Court College Public Speaking and Debating f 's,m l S 1. X John H. Kaiser Geography, History BS. Rutgers University Ed. M. Temple University Square Dance Club Ellen Lifsinger Mathematics Science Bth Grade B.A. Washington College WZ R 2. Q--7 fu. my Isabelle M. Hickman Typing I, Business Machines, Accounting BS. Trenton State College , If N r ,-we - .. ,N Y. T N , ' Elizabeth R. Kauffman Latin B.A. Gettysburg College Usherettes, Chairman of Student-Faculty Council, Chairman of Department Edward M. Marchand Physical Education B.S. Trenton State College Ed. M. Rutgers University Varsity Track, Assistant Football Coach, Tumbling Club ni, K Ye. r William R. Hoagland Science B.S. Trenton State College J,V. Baseball, Key Club ,MJ ,fl i'0ji vt H. Hornlein History B.S. Trenton State College, Duke University Sophomore Drarnatics Earl C. Hutchinson Business B. S. Rider College A , , 0 ., so L, lf . , H -. if -an-' cl l x , I l If sh' x . 1,1 Lester Konyhas Jean D. Larzelere Bookkeeping History B.S. Rider College B S. J.V. Soccer, Senior Class Advisor, School Bank Paul J. McBride Science, History, 8th grade B.S. Glassboro State College Trenton State College Junior Drarnatics, Guidance Marion S. Messec Typing, General Business BS. Trenton State College Future Business Leaders ' 47 14' 5 A 'A 'Y 7' rn... Richard D. Leber Science B.A. Muhlenberg College Va rslty Baseball, Freshman Basketball, Chemistry Club Olin Messec Mathematics, Science, 8th grade BS. Gettysburg College 4- has 0-- Bert Mott English B.S. Trenton State College, M.S. University of Pennsylvania Senior Coach, Chairman of Department ,af Howard W. Parrish Woodwork, Stagecraft B,S. Trenton State College Stogecratt Club Genevieve M. Sauer Biology B.S. Trenton State College Naturalist Club -25- cl- Josephine B. Nous English B.A Gettysburg College Joyce Peeney Fine Arts Professional D plama Moore Institute ot Art Modern Art Club Nicholas Scherba English Geography 8th g ade B A Kings College M A ucknell Lnlwersity Guidance 'Nl 1 5 X i Lillian M, Newbanks English B.S. Trenton State Colle e, Q M S. Uniyersity ot Pennsylvania Guidance Geraldine Palmieri U S. History William Parent Visiting Teacher BS. BS. Trenton State College Trenton State College Drama Coach 4. x 'f ' Dorothy Pierson Librarian Trenton State College Rita L Schlom English Trenton State C liege Junior Class Aayisor K J rc? Michael R Pivovarnlck Harry Rosen Business Algel ra Geornetr B S Ri ler Col ege Vms W Soccer Trenton State College Freshman Baseball Transportation arslty S C Jack R Serfoss Business English Eustness Ccresponaence E S R der College Student C uncil Guido ce 'W ' 17-it s Tlcket Sales Chairman of Department Arthur T Shack industrial Arts BS Central State College Assistant Football and Track Coach Alumni Advisor QQ S vw Q 'Cf ie tx , X I lx E 5. 5 Q we -3' Edward Skurla History, English, Bth grade B.S. Trenton State College Freshman Soccer, Chairman of Department 1 I l William Tronolone Instrumental Music B.S. Trenton State College Band, Orchestra Pasquale Varchetto U, S. Hlstory B.S. Trenton State College Hy-Liter, Quill and Scroll Evelyn B. Spooner Home Economics B.S. Unlverslty of Rhode Island Chairman of Department Thomas W. Sumners Angela Tarangel Educables Span sh B. A Benedict College B.A. Chestnut l-lull College, Trcntan Sta'e College Spanish Club James L. Verrelli Graphic Arts B.S. Trenton State College William J. Vetter, Jr. Mathematics B.S. Georgia School of Technology Military Club Delta Warinner Home Economics BS lndlanc University Costume Clary Assistant Mildred Temkin Physical Education B.S. Trenton State College Modern Dance, GAA. Q- TC Richard W. Updike English B.S. Trenton State College James J. Wilno Science, Physical Education B.S, M A. Rutgers Universlty Varsity Football and Basketball, Varsity S Club ,L , Y Zia X ' . SYT QQ wz zw ,V M My ,Z 5 1333935 Fu Our cafeteria staff prepares and serves the student lunches. Pictured ot the left, Mrs. Gladys Ertle serves a student while Mrs. Dorothy Kocsis and Mrs, Alice Per- chodny prepare other platters. Below, Mrs. McCulley joins the students at the sand- wich counter. Mrs. Morie Fitzmyer and Mrs. Anne Wood oblige the cameraman with a smile. In the insert, Mrs. Ann Bloor, supervisor, smilingly looks upon the members of her department. i 'E 3:5 4,3 3 Our custodian, Mr, Cole, and his staff, Mr. Smith ond Mrs. Gunderson, work together to- wards the maintenance of the school. MY' 1 ay' Aj, mm 4 6 NK wh 'lb 1' .M Nw. ,, j ' W ...f A M p.ffr,1f,1ff4hW 'lf 'H' QQ? hx 50. BETTY ANN EPPLEY Please call her Betty Ann . . . long brown hair , . . J.B,J. High SchooI's loss is our gain . . . future office worker . , . hoagies are tops . . . and so is Bill. Naturalist 35 Business Machines 4. NANCY M. ERICK Talks a lot . . . nice . . , favorite Das- timeiFrank Dudash . . . likes to drive . . . Mr. Anderson's secretory . . . which will it bevsecretary, airline host- ess, or Mrs. D ? Social Dance lg Photography 35 Check- ers 3. 1 1 + fini ' DONNA M. EVERETT Blondie , Dimple , or Bubbles , . , boy in a white convertible . . . French fries are a must , . . hats oft to a zoo keeper . , . teachers' secretary now, lawyer's secretary next. Personality lg Secretarial Practice 35 Usherettes 3, Student Council 35 Sec- retarial Practice 4g Selling Club 4, JOHN A. FABE Bert . , . Philadelphia Music School, hero he comes! . . . ardent supporter of all Steinert's tirsts and seconds . , . Won't vou blow that horn? . . . dig those crazy hats! . . . big-hearted Fobe. Canteen Council l,2,3,4, Student Coun- cil I, Choir 3,4g Band l,2,3,45 Foot- ball l. 32 img, 1 I JEAN M. DRACH Guardian of Senior Treasury . . . and the Cregget , . . active in everything . . . president Yard's Fashion Board . . . a Senior Class Brain . , . those crazy lunches . . , and that smile . . . Bucknell next in line . . . Senior Ball Attendant. Hy-Liter l,2,35 Cheerleader lg Student Council 2,3,45 Choir 253,45 Class Officer 2,3545 Honor Society l,2,3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 G.A,A. Coun- cil 3. DEANNA A. DZIESINTA Dee . . . future teacher . . . eques- trienne . . . an active 4-H member . . . among the best dressed . , . loves to clown . . . Trenton State ahead . . . Girls' Stater. Social Dance I5 Future Teachers of America 25 Dramatics 25 Choir 3,45 Na- tional Forensic League 2,3,45 PSLD. 2,3,4. NANCY L. EDWARDS You may find her seated at a piano . . . water skiing at Gilford Dark . . . her personality is tops , , . active in Rainbow . . . Peddie and Bill rate . . . and so does Trenton State. Choir l,3,45 Dramatics l,25 Usherettes 35 Modern Dance 35 Class Officer 45 G.A.A. Council 45 Yearbook 45 Or- chestra 2. rn 'D iwwf' , N' ff, ann., uh ' 5 f' 45 f 5 Qs. 5 ,f YQ-....,l -. 1 A ,- ,df -Atv 1 eff -5 . I A -.J ' WM it 'YL A .V ' 'f - yr! R s V N ' .. ' ff - I ., . ge 4 ., juli' :J ,A .. 'W tfy of .v ' N - , rf' 14,1 N Q, . if ,S - 7 . fl We ,f ,px ll- f-' . ' -. ,z--tif 5 X fl. A fr . 4, ., K 'C A597 A. . ,. A A 'H IE M ,, , H D - S , I lv I , 4 . X X' .L J' Q LINDA L. EMBLEY Sorority girl . . . student secretary . . . this nice looking Miss enioys golf, ten- nis, bowling, basketball, and hockey . . . athletic, wouldn't you say? Modern Dance 35 Usherettes 35 Ma- lorettes 35 Senior Drama 45 Make-up Club 45 G,A,A. Council 4. fl v I, .rx , -. , A- DOLORES A. EMILIANI Mr. Mott's personal secretary . . . she has plans of continuing secretarial work . . . at present you may find her work- ing at a cash register at the ALP. Arts and Crafts l. 31 ff MJ he 4?- EDDIE 5. ENOURATO Tex . . . lasagne, ravioli, and all Italian foods . . . Calypso mad . . . one of the well dressed boys . . . man- ners . . . sharp dresser . . . will follow in father's footsteps. Stagecraft lg Band l5 Typing 2,3. s if AQ 1 lf? MARY E DONNELLY Personalnty plus always uure medncal secretary bowhng champ no more school for her Fashion Deslgn I Library 2 Bussness Machlnes 4 EDWARD V DONOVAN Hx FI with three speakers brings down the house Mr Blue his favorute song a Pat Boone rooter record collector wlth a collectuon of 700 an accountant IS hrs future arm Lelsure Hour I Buslness Mochunes 4 Modern Art 4 cgi lv! '0 x RX YQ-f WILLIAM G DONNELLY Curly a real humans? rea son we wln those soccer games leaves tlps for food at hrs gurls house a future Mr Dnvune Trenton State College Socual Danclng I Typnng 3 Soccer I 2 Soccer Manager 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Chemustry 4 Drama 4 Servnce Corps JOHN D DONOVAN A future mortlclon can be found wlth has com collection engoys Ins tenung to rnuslc from hrs record and album collection Modern Dance Boys Group I Typing 3 Service Corps 3 Offuce Machnnes 4 '27 30 .,...'5- asf CAROL ANN P DONOVAN Pam seen at all the dances lnkes to sew emoys drawrng aspires to become a fashion de sngner Senior Ball Attendant Decorotung I Modern Dance 34 So nal Dance 3 Canteen Councnl 34 Servlce Corps 3 JACQUELINE D DOWNS Tuny but powerful as Worthy Advisor ot Rannbow Girls swnrns ln back yard secretary secretary secretory plans for busmess college loves ltallan food Personalnty I Make-M Ivlcs 3 1 JN vfx Vs n ' -X - ls X - 'S r.- X , ' ww? my 4 D I, A l,3,4.v E I If l f I l V h ' ..., -. U I -lo , I ll. ' '- IC.. I . 'A . ' . 5 ' ' 5 I I I Secretarial 3.2 Ju' I - L' I Xu W yy I' 1,74 , v H 1- v, A . H xt A, ,, V ' -.PJ l. , ' ,.,, ,, Vx 'L , ' T 9 G vw A 3' yx x J, fu . X , fl ,. ,I W I I A ' . A :Zi 'Nuff ' ' ' if ,ly I e l , fly ,Y k . ., A V 'Ly I -'nv' M...- JAMES E DEY JR Electronic whlz musuc enthuslast football fan General Motors wull follow Sprung Garden Trade School model plans has hobby ture sees hum as an electric motor re paurman Vusual And l 34 Football I 2 CARL A DIX Readlng IS o favornte hobby typ: cal baseball fan a Trenton State teacher Chess l Typung 3 Chemistry 4 in- l L . ' m ., 1 1 V1 1 ' V s, . f 4 A 1' .J f f LIXN 127 Yr- MARIE A DI BELLA Quiet but frlendly sociable likes to sung expert dressmaker redeslgnnng that Sensor Ball gown future hour dresser dark eyes Arts and Crafts l Cholr 2 3 4 DARLENE G D3 The happlest laugh ln Qtr' ax 'mf DONALD DILATUSH Gurls 0CCupy most a real grid Iron boats are synonomous usually found under hood of a car lukes shore excursuons the Navy natu rally Vnsual Aids l 2 Typlng 3 Varsuty S 4 Tumbllng 4 Football l4 Track 3 Basketball 4 Dllls tlme era Don and ,rf of Stelnerts tavorut baseball IS one of Penn next un ll worker Moder Choir JAMES J DONNELLY Bug blue eyes and blond halr describe the ever smlllng Jlm gas money? off on another shore who s got ward the Navy or trade school Auto I Student Councll l Choir 4 4-my 'Qtr rl t .M W X NN A J .0 . 'T' 've -N yr JK T F- sz., I ' ' ', ' ' ' of '4 If P ' J lbjfofl prospect with a vlielwlof being a math ' r I ' . . . . A I I . I ' . excursion . . . this lad is headed to- ' I ' D ' 3: 1 ' 1 - 4. EN J :' vffllv 'I 7 A -' 5 tv, . , R' , , 1, Q. , , . .,l. A 16? , ft J s N Q- 'S 1 -N f . .1 A I LAURA CROSBY Stemerts buddmg actress future secretary three year choir mem er would you belseve lt? Lauras a stamp collector favorite name I5 Ra ph Foshlon Design l Choir 2 34 N f PATRICIA M CRUSER a a real good sport horses horses crazy over horses pots and pans and washing hands at scout camp Wanda s wnlderness woman Phys Ed at Trenton State Choir 34 GAA Councrl 4 Servlce Corps 3 T' KATHLEEN DANSBURY Brother Les In the Marines has Con vmced her to loin too whsle she wants she serves the USO and Mc Qurre Servnce Clubs a Datrlotlc ass telephone operator Dramatncs 4 Choir 4 Servlce Corps l as J 4svx,,.s YN-H CAROL ANN DAVIDSON Aprrp s Vrgue h e ll ucvcttoolfs embrymlc school iachcr DVJQVOSSNC lazz ls he mcst rl les ln ch flcer tn Ra norw our l 3 A Canteen C uncnl G uncll l ar r 2 Future Teachers 2 Ushcrettes 3 Mc-chamcal Drowlng 4 i 's- gf BARRY S DAVISON Letter known as Butch lvkes to hunt tut not to frsh a sunger who llkes the Perry Como style after ls Navy xc wall erter tralnln ool t D Loyal to father s t otsteps Chsrr 3 4 Seryrce Corps 34 8 I1 I FRANCES A DeFILIPPlS Esperr knlttor always wrntrng let ters the Navy takes John so tar away future heoutxcnan treasurer of Alpha Beta Phu Sorority Leusure Hour l Photography 3 Check ers 3 ' ' ' . . -. P f . .. ... , t A V U ' 4 ' 'l . . I l t -Q3 ' b' A, 7, E ,Lf . . vw, A 'QW X . XJ, .' f 4 N A ti - xv ,lv f pf , , ,y h , 1 33-if I ,, A th . ' , tl' It ' Y Lu' Xxx , x iq I '- ' X' U 1 0 , Oh, t os ttle l . . . A o X A C' . A F , f --- 9 , ' , Y . . . ,, , JH ,waz mr...of- l hth' . g ' . l .J sch I a e follow ln hls g I . Ch , , , f, l, .AA E 5 . CU l Lt,r y Ccunnl ' , , ' , , 3 r f' LAURA L. COONEY Always with refreshments . . . blonde wavy hair . . . future graduate of Lankenau Hospital . . . one of een's best . . . loves modern dance . . . the diet fan. Social Dancing lg Choir l3,4g Student Council 2,35 GAA Counci 5g'Moderr, Dance 3. , 4 g L- i V l , V ' ' it V ,c x o ,f' Q, in. JI 7 ,,4,fI'l'V ' DOROTHY A. COOPER A pretty lass with a pretty smile . . . likes a certain Boughey . . . . Warrlner's secretary . . . plans u continued secretarial when school d Photography likes ice skating and bowling . , ays are gif fav FRANK E. COOPER Spencls most of time at Ship Bottom . . . class clown . . . one of notorious Bromley boys , . . can be seen at Cook's Corner . , . confirmed bachelor . , . Navy ahead. Ship Builders lg Service Corps 25 Base- ball 2. A a jc 'Si Qt' iv H7 yu 1 . .,.. - l ' 1 . y, ' f . is . .4 ':':zJ 1, rr. I ! Us VIL, A iyii, 1 We ,Q -I ,-. A . ' 1 v ' rv' t 4 'l K, t ' QT X C, f . A ,. 5 5 X l V' V W 5, A , , , - 's l .N l 7 W j 1 L ' if vi l Q. A ' v r 7 Q s Ji 'A , ' I ,D - V ' 1. ' V .- .ljfl x JEAN M. COULTON One of our bowlers . . . faithful Spar- tan, writes in green ink . . , liked by all . . . fashionable dresser . . . col- lector of classical records . , . Kath- ermc- GIill3S Secretarial School'-a pos- sllxlllty. Cheerleader lg Dramatics 2,4, Modern Dance 3, Usherettes 3, Canteen Coun- Cll 3. RAYMON D C. CRAMER You may find him behind a clarinet . . loves to sing . , . a lead in An- nie Get Your Gun , . . college next on his agenda . . future math teacher . . . Senior Class President . . . Boys' State . . Poppy Yokum . Class Council 3,45 Student Council 3,4, Track 3, Orchestra l,2,3,4 Choir 3,4, Key Club 4, Highlights of Sports l. rr SHEILA B. CRAWFORD Petite, sweet, dancer par excellence . . . has won championships in New York and New Jersey for Scotch danc- ing . , . wants to travel and ski in Switzerland . . . and dance wherever she goes. l-ly-Liter l,2,3, Dramatics 2,4, Modern Dance 3,4, Choir 3, Cheerleaders 4. .1 I Lf lj CX x --Q.,-Q X rn RICHARD E COLEMAN Jack Parr fan late hours llttle red head quuer future In the Navy sports lover clarlnet player Soclal Danclng l Typ ng 3 Band l 2 NANCY D COMERFORD Cholr member problems problems and more problems wlll be flynng hlgh as alrlme hostess Slgma Delta Kappa s comeduon hold that pose Nancy are you really a good cook? Latnn l Twurlnng I Dramctlcs 2 Mod ern Dance 3 Cholr 4 Serylce Co ps 34 Yearbook 4 f vm-5, 'ttf GEORGIAN M COLLINS Has minutes to spare but not tor Eng s a future beautlclon llkes swlmmlng and rldrng horses modern dance glrl Personallty Club I Modern Dance 3 MAUREEN A CONNOR Some day my prlnce wlll come real clown cute crooked srnlle loves those men nn unlform gor geous eyes future laurnallst ardent letter wrlter Canteen Council l2 Usherette I3 Cholr 4 Hy Llter 3 Qu II and Scroll 3 Honor Soclety Ticket Sales 4 Modern Dance 3 Graduatlon Commlttee 4.1 N A ,L ELMER B COLUCCIO Who Doured :nk on that Merc 5' can usually be found gettlng a Doss from Mr Almond Stelnert first only radio In Electric Shop that works llkes to build cars uo l Photo l Football l Square Danclng 3 Social Dcznclng 3 JERRI L COOK Terrlflc chauffeur gets around by car or by horse plannlng to be a nurse? a fayorlte of Harry ardent sports partlcnpant swim mer future lab technlclan Canteen Council l 2 3 Cholr 4 GAA Council 3 4 IUN as Q:-nr ll:JJ N vkft l ' L l' 'l 'f' . 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' i f S' in J, l L - , jf I4 V V fl , Val U ' 1 4 l J Yo' PATRICIA C CHOMICKI Has her awn swummung pool twurls a wicked baton nolsy show me the way to Kay and Al s Rader next nn line Sigma Delta Kappa Future Business Leaders l Choir 34 Modern Dance 3 Usherettes 3 Major ettes 3 4 VIRGINIA MAE CLARK She Traveled thru Lawrencevulle Tren ton Hugh Hamllton West and Hamll ton East lukes to dance or just slt and listen to the music sewing IS a hobby secretarial tralnln hes ahead for her Red Cross I Buslness Machines 4 Ln brary I J-f'Yx nm is fm- v 6 u l.- Q-...,,, JOHN M CINKAY Stelncrt 5 gnft to women self appoint c exercises vocal chords member at Sensor Suhstntutmg Commnf t e ID soccer blood pudding and tried chlcken wlth pnzzal VP of Homeroorn Choir I 234 Varsaty S 34 Soccer 4 Track 3 4 RICHARD L CLAWGES Llkes outboards do they call hum Dldge or Mudge gurls vornte subject gettlng out makes em laugh may be off to the Navy Au a I i M. www 'f Q.. TWP' 25 11 -rev' MARY LOU CLARK Always Iaughung always blushlng patron of LeRoy s tax: service handy wnth a beau ylolln vnrtuo those conferences at MYF 4 H trap to Chicago Soclal Dance I Orchestra l23 4 Ma yorcgtes 4 Typing 3 Canteen 3 Make up PATRICIA M CLAYTON Envy ot every gurl has a Florida suntan the year round the Ife of a party always late to M Kalsers class Intramural sports secretary Socnal Dancing I Make up 4 12 f if f A f 1 1 DANIEL CANDYA Motorcycle mania . . , Dan, the mo- torcycle man . . . a real baseball bug . . . plans ta be an electricians mate . . . That's ahout the size of it . . . likes to study people. Visual Aids lg Football lg Typing 3. 11 ll .Jiffy gli: 854 if I i. I VND : Asses 'W New i if if lil il ' . N 7.9, F , 9' t I, Ja or l llllv 5 F ' f fl ff 'l .Ni l Lf l it AL, .lily , Ni cwv Cllcou r J 'NX' lJ i , Lf l . ,V . . , f I lu ' 1 V QXMLQ, i i . ll M ,V ROSE CARAVONE lb LEROY H. CA PET, MZ. I V! Quiet as a mouse . . . eligible for the Shutter bug , . . M Lo 's truni g, courteous driver award . . , small but pet man . . . blow r horn ,,. the I mighty . . . she saves sea shells from brothers Car rt , , thosq, Wvirling I the sea shore, fnedals yes NK Princet ri l Commercial lg Choir I. ihhr' X Yearboolc n fgl l,2,3,4, Xblchewa i,2,3,4. 1- , ,f K J f J l I l 1 l X ku .-Pr' 'rf J 1 - .re 'A J, ill' . ,Q v lb A , x X l,,y,r flllj if , if if Ani QL ,,,.,.,.VC? 8:1 Qrflgiiiffe HARRY CARLSSON Crazy . . . girls, girls, girls, and more girls . . , of course he just plays the field . . . real cowboy on wheels . . . a reserve of the Marines , . . and that's his future. 4 f Military 4. , l Lf .Vx y lei l' fl' 4 Tia f ff., J el.-ff ' A 1 . i, if l Lf -' ,A ivx I il' A' l ,. fy' fl W' It t . ,Y , ,I I3 l I K- n If XIX' kwfll WILLIAM E. CARPENTER Headed for Air Force . . , Be good . . friendship-Bill and Mr. K. , . , ready, willing, and able , . , can be sean at Reigan and Jone's Delicatessen . . . outdoor sportsrnan. Junior Red Cross lg Service Corps 2, Square Dancing 3, Tumbling 4, Stue dent Council 4. 24 JOSEPH N. CARTWRIGHT Wants to mind his own business . . . Dotato chips on ham sandwich . . . likes fishing and boating . . . dimples . . . Marine Corps if called. Leisure Hour I, Choir 3. vxxk' .77 U .J ,Wi jf: f A v ffl' f 1 ,W wily af' ' KENNETH R. BURCH You may find him at Atlantic Mills . . . likes to tool with cars . , , an- other ice skater , . . shrimp and piz- zas . . . 1'Like what, like wow! . , . like sports . . . Navy in his future. Sports lg Football lg Social Dancing 35 Tumbling 3,4. C 'I-1 M ' VAL LJ ffl .0 , 5 . . ii 4. C .46 - ewan.,- Hn...- ll fwi 41 Nw. ROBERT J. BURROUGHS Bones . . , cars and drag-racing . . . member National Hat Rod Club . enemy of girls , , . Trenton Tech- nical Trade School . . . machinist to be, Auto l. JUDITH A. BURNS ROBERT F. BURNS Good worker . . . talks a lot . , , King of the Dairy Queen . . , hates friendly . . . Aw, lets cut this class mushrooms . . . water skier and fish- . . . always in a hurry to be some- erman . . . brother of Judy . . . auto where elsel. Q, . clown . . . giggles . . . mechanic. Nurses T O'n 9 School' Junior Red Cross lj Military 45 Hunt- Choir l,2g Typing 35 Drama 3,4. ing 4. l - ,' X L, 0' i fri! I . ' 1 r 7 4 'J f - 'K . , ft FQ 4.5, Yfsv T' ,r JOANN CACAVIO Embryonic interpreter . . , Douglass her present goal . . . you may find her looking at a sailor . . . likes French, meeting people, and talking to them . . Sigma Delta Kappa. Dramatics l,2g P.S. 8. D. 2,3,4g Cheer- leading l,3g Canteen Council 3g Hy- Litor 3,4. 23 it QT.-2 f SANDRA C. CAMERON Unobtrusive, but always there . . . the silent type , . . sweet sophistication . . . professional bowler . . . an aspi- rant language mayor at Cedar Crest , . . sports a favorite. Cheerleader lg Future T e a c h e r s of America 2, International 3g Make-up 3, jp M ,ff A Ml! lf' ffl ff, ,lf Af lf! 0 ,Q-2 JOHN E B005 MARJORIE G BOWKER Wh0f m0k95 John run, DOSVYY 90? A good frlend dancer ltallan GVUOYS elevofors works In food Wheres my corduroy packet? Woolworths reckless drlver Secrefgfy for M55 Lmzelme devours books especlally sclence flc loves to drlve Q Cor hon Comrnerclal l Square Dancmg 3 Chess I Football l KATHIE T BRAITHWAITE That blond page boy Ilkes to dance scttung shakers secretary Drarnatlcs I2 Student Councll 3 Choir 34 'X you may fund her baby collects salt and pepper will make a good medical V DONNA M BRIGINI Dangerous redhead naturally curly oo watch out when sluggers at bat' tomato ples bowler Lorrames best friend offlce worker Commercial l V ki J l V X1 QX YQNX R iv- ,rex I -K 1 JH flft l I1 l ROBERTA R BOWKER Better known as Bobble marches wlth the Drum and Bugle Corps M Tronalones secretary Ilkes classlcal f'l'1USlC sleepmg a favorlte pastime Comptometer School Personallty l Cholr l Typlng 3 Sec retorlol Practuce 34 SHIRLEY A BRITTON Blushes easlly and attractively Butch where Jane IS she IS drlves 54 Dodge Presldent of F B L A freckles lnternatlonal Buslness Machlne School Personallty l Soclal Danclng l Secre tonal Practice 3 Make up 4 Future Buslness Leaders 4 Q,-A 1' if, 1-L X C fs ll, 1 I, f W X ,I L kill: 'AX X , ' , ' l rgjw ll I F ., 7 I , lu KL 4 ' 1' ' l'll'f'lLU' slbl' My 1 J' ' 1 l',wV Q' V l C V' vf' fl Q W 'rl l ' A l v ' 'lf by X i X W U U V ,VI l l ,' NJ ' lj lf 'l .1 1 I lf 6 Lb lc l llfu 'N , qv S lalll MCB? 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ROBERT E BOECKEL Youll probably see blonde Bob drsvsng around sn old cars also lskes re pasrsng them a hunter plans to be o machsnsst hard worksng stage manager l-luntsng 4 ,1 5, ,NX ' LORRAINE A BOJARSKY NANCY I BOLTZ Another tomato ple lover that 55 Art her favorste subject sntends Ford lskes fast cars belongs to be a medscal secretary sce skat to the Three Musketeers auto rac 'HQ 9nfl'1USI0St dutch boy hasrcut sng fan future as a secretary Stesnert Spsrst at football games General Bussness l Red Cross l 2 3 4 Chosr l 34 611155 Hzslory ln February many of us took part sn our operetta Annse Get Your Gun whsch was a bsg success and lots of fun ln May Blue Hawass served as the settsng for a wonder ful Junsor Prom Thss was our day and our thsrd year Our fourth and fsnal year has gsven us much to remember Thss was our bsg year We became the SENIORS the leaders of Stesnert Gusded by our Sensor Class Press dent, Ray Cramer, and our class advssor, Mr Lester Konyhas, we had an actsve, fun fslled and successful year ln November, the bsg event was the Sensor Ball The theme Autumn Leaves was well carrsed out sn the beautsful decoratsons When the tsme for the crownsng of our queen approached, there was much suspense evsdent everywhere .lo Ann Grazsano was chosen and she certasnly made a lovely queen Next on the agenda was the Sensor P T A Show Stesnert Stars and Satel lstes whsch had every type of entertasnment smagsnable Dursng the year we had sensor psctures taken and returned, ordered caps and gowns bought rsngs etc We ll never forget the fun we had at those operetta rehearsals Joe Rossna and Jean Jervss, two sensors h the leads sn Lsl Abner Then came the Washsngton trsp and everythsng that went wsth st Too soon came our Class Nsght, Baccalau reate Servsces, and fsnally Graduatson, end mg the year wsth many tearstasned faces, be longsng to people prepared for a future sn thss bsg wsde world .gig r ,L qw A r A . -.ft-, N-' L , ay ,-.J -flaw M A-25. lbs, 'X xixx-Q .J NAKJH sau, I .r ups 2 j, - 1- ivw' j K -. vs A 2' s' .R - A s 1 l sll' 5 ' ' g- gl , Q fi B ll ll 0 'X 1' V' - I ' L., ,. 1 A-7 N 'I . L if I IJ .A -A it V s fi' .sf f k'fl,'5,, . II ' Il ' I I ' - II I ll ' ' I - ' ' ' I - ..,, . . ,, . . ' 1 ' I . . , , . . . . . . I ad - II 'I ll 2 L. l 'H JEAN D. BERTONI Loves Del Rio's cheeseburgers , . , ice skating, dancing, and boys, her hobbies . . . Mr, Watson's able helper . , . neat dancer . . . hall patroIer . , , intends to work in an office. Commercial lg Secretarial Practice 3, Make-up 4, Service Corps l,3. if ugf i-'N 7 JERRILYN P. BLACK Jerri , . . poison ivy lher carl . . . love that cute turned up nose , . . a modern modern dancer . . . a future note taker and typist , . . Theta Gamma Phi. P9V50 W0llfY lf Cl'1Oif lg Secretarial Prac- tice 35 Modern Dance 3,4. yr r ,f .1 ,I I is if 9. V U Q RICHARD J. BICE 'Duck . . . likes to eat and sleep- Watch out, Dick, you'lI get fat that wav' . . . track and swimming are fa- vorite pastimes . . . musical plays . . . 'U.S. Marineswl-lcre l Come . Chess lg Nl 51 LQ ' X Q lic 4111, Al 'vi' ny QI, 1. yr' K, SANDRA BLACKFORD All for Barry , . . loves to dance . . . runs the ditto machine . , . smiling . ,. good in sports . , . friendly . . . sweet as candy is our Sandy. Social Dancing l,3, Library 2,3, Ticket Sales 3,4. IO PATRICIA M. BITNER Tall and stately . . . Gentlemen are- fer Blondes, -esoecially this kind . ,. talent for arf . . . equestrienne enthus- iast . . . art career ahead , . . her pretty smile is always showing. Canteen Council lg Chair I,3,4, Year- book 3. ', M , ' int l .lf .fx MICHAEL J. BODNAR Mike . . . Hot-Rod fancier . . . steak, anyone! . . . a busy salesman . likes flying: therefore, will enter Air Farce . . , transfer from T.C. . . . baseball fan. Leisure Hour lg Auto 4, V c I I -eg 1 ,J fl l' ok' C' N if wt ffl if we lA! ffnp Roland . . . All-state Choir . . . de- mon on blackboards . . . one of the quartet , , . loves to tackle . . . fu- ture electrical aeronautic engineer . . . Drexel. Model lg Choir 3,4g Key Club 4, Year- book 3g Varsity S, Football 2,4, LINDA L. BATES Oh Fudge . . . teachers secretary at present-whose next? . . , loves Husky Bar Ice Cream . . . likes dancing, swim- ming and collecting pennies. Commrecial l, So ial Dancing 3, Square NORMAN E. BERARD Wants to be a building designer . . . sociable-swell personality . . . crew cut . . . likes guns . . . loves the pizza at Kay and Al's. Tumbling lg Social Dancing l,3. Dancing 3, Servi Earns l,3,4. -qv-, M 1 ,ai it if A if 4, 'SX 'EZ P I N A! - mi if Hamilton High was our new home away from home for our sophomore year. Although we had already acquired the title, the class of l96O , we were more popularly known as underclassmen . At first, the upperclassmen considered us as valueless, but soon we proved our worth with our scholastic abilities and achievements in other fields. At Hamilton we became acquainted with many new activities, such as presenting Green Pastures and Oklahoma , attending night basketball games, singing in the cafeteria, we made the change from six to seven periods a day. Don- ald Tulodieski, president in our sophomore year, soon gained recognition for our class by performing his duties in an excellent man- ner. Our big day was Sophomore Day and, l9 'iq W wearing our class buttons of blue and white, we spent part of the day in one of our favorite ways-dancingll The year terminated with a feeling of sadness, for our class was soon to be split up, half of us would go to Hamilton High School-West and the rest to Hamilton High School-East. Back to Steinert and our future alma mater for our junior year. We, as upperclassmen, had a big part in this year of making decisions for our new high school. Green and white were chosen to be our school colors, the Spartan became our mascot, and a seal for Steinert was chosen. Frank Szabo was our leader as we set precedent upon precedent in our junior year. erriar Glass History We the class of l96O have wrntten on these pages a hlstory that wlll rn future years refresh the memory of our hugh school days As we thlnk back to our freshman year we remember how we entered the halls of Joseph Stelnert Memorial School To some Steunert provsded a new way of school llfe but others felt auute at home, for they had attended Sternert In elghth grade Work soon began and new frlendshtps wnth those who had come from other schools were qulckly made Latln and algebra were some of the new subjects AUDREY A ALLEN Can always be seen In the library GAA member friendly tlye member of 4 H aspirations for O nursnng career at Mercer Hospital Typlng 3 Make up 3 Ltbrary Practlce Chemzstry 4 Ice Corps 4 5-...,, DAWN E ALPHONSE L Kes to lce skate always at Not 'Hgham cances on Frtaa nlght D Relds he er true to Theta Gamma Phu future plans for the Lawrence Academy of Beauty Culture we faced As a result good grades werent qulte so easlly earned as they had been nn for mer years Class meetungs and electrons were soon held and Jae Roche became the presudent of our freshman class Numerous new actlvl tres provuded us wlth many hours of enjoy ment Frank Szabo and Jackte Kroschwltz proved to be our outstandlng students and re cerved the Amerlcan Legion Awards Fresh man Day found all of us clad ln green and whlte to celebrate a day especlally for us Soon ended our flrst wonderful year of hugh school SANDRA G APPLEGET Her favorite expresslon Yeh lkes Ch nose food especually rnce homero rn and Mr Andersons secre tary Busmess College and a sec retarlal career ahead Serylce Corps l 3 xl YV - I I r - 1 . 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L P' JOEL P FERRETTE Great homeroom salesman those cute dumples plush never' fare company member Crazy about gurls plans to be rnechanuc or unsurance man Checkers l Socual Dancung 3 Track 3 Tumblung 3 4 Dromatucs 4 JUDY M FOSTER Hobbues unclude danclng and Joe experuenced hall guarder beautlful red hour we muss that ponytaul dud she lose her southern accent? Socuol Doncung l Modern Donclng 3 Servuce Corps l 3 4 I' 'V'- 15 ARTHUR FISHER A great guy from Jousey Cnty thunks Davy Copperfield us the great es that seemungly shy guy Navy or Trenton Tech for droftsman or rnachunust Auto 3 Swumrnung 2 Track 3 I lv ' f l LUXAL C7 4 arf SHIRLEY L FLETCHER Soft spoken lass tops at sewing thus gurl really does her job on hall patrol supporter of GAA portucupates un all sports plans for comptameter school Needle Work l Future Busuness Lead ers of Amerrca 3 Costume 3 4 Hand: craft 4 Service Corps 4 Ii ma tl MM, jar Clml-1 f if UW RL RAYMO D D FRESDIJFC Mi MARY ANN GALLIMORE A yone need on artusti' everybo Mgggue o vuctum of Cupuds per edutor un chuef of the Hy helpers swoons for Pat Boone Luter Boys State engunee stay happy plans to enter so career ahead Awoys looks V cual servuce or be a government secre Ieguate smooth dancer tary look out Ruder Newspaper l 2 3 4 Yearbook 3 Comrnercuol l Chour 3 4 Hy Luter 3 teen Councul 34 Key Club 4 Courucul 4 Student Councul 4 Honor o cuety 3 Soccer l Football 2 sv Allsaf' 'YUD 11N Q-C 33 'ha- Uxudjlppul K Q- D' Tv, Lyyvlrdf I l' 'L uk, I X VL. 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'Qin x 1 A , , 'tl ff' 'US un.: THOMAS D GAMBINO Hls Interests are gurls muslc musrc and glrls you name It he plays It another Mr Frank performs on Steel pler and TV guard Your car on Senlor Dayl' Dance Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Model Club l Future Teachers 23 Service Corps 3 Canteen Councll 3 Chour 4 JOAN E GASSNER You may fund her In Sears Bo her favorlte word weddlng bells In the future good housekeeper vrvacrous also a palnter Personality Club l C RICHARD GARTON Rnchle Mrghty Mouse welghs almost as much as a soccer ba lrkes plcnlcs and cars attends soronty meetings a fu ture phys ed teacher Tumblung l34 Varsrty S 34 Student Councll 3 CAROL M GAUG Glob thats a nrckname' co lector of records undecuded about future member of Sodallty lakes to move over the land over the Ice and over the waves PEVSOUOIIYY l Secretonol Practnce Photography 3 FREDERICK E GASKILL Part txme Ice man I El ro ducto always smIlIng good oe joker talks to glrls races stock cars future In prlnt In Auto I 3 Leader Corps 3 JAMES W GELTCH Actuve In Red Cross as great IH terest In Trenton Hlgh Schoo Photography a favonte has plans for Industrial enguneerlng would like to attend Lafayette Boys Stater R d Cross l234 Photography 34 K Club4 Hyl.ter34 Student Councll l 4 Q71 Wie f g Mhyy' v-PV K-at .,.-.. Y'u..,, 34 ROSE E GENOVAY Engaged marriage ln the near fu ture prefers pnzzas but sells pas trues pastimes Include bowling and danclng secretarial practice per haps7 Red Cross I Future Business Leaders 'vu KENNETH A GERMAN Ken spent school career ln stock room Inkcs to drlye sport cars college Arr Force anrcratt de sngner rldes at nught Model Maknng l Stagecratt l Stoc room l 3 4 Mechanical Drawrng 4 51.35. A.. 'Www 6 yi ' UTH NI GERSTER oprano of note loves those oper ettas Mr Franks secretary spends tlme Ilstenlng to modern pazz adores watermelon lakes to Ice skate czalDanclng Libr l C lr 234 'C ' MW 0-1 Wwvo ps 4.44, ev 'ITN' 'QW' ANDREW GIAMBRONE PATRICIA E GOBLE Andy the sllent type flying Pot a cute blonde Sugma towards the Alr Force an outdoor Delta Kappa Ilkes reaalng man flshung one of those ccllont cook Dr Relds helper smooth dancers kept basy as l-l R salesman career Social Danclng l 3 Saaare Dancrng 3 of m 5 '9 Snead Arts and Crafts I Typ ng 3 Nurses 4 Notrlt on 4 Serylce Corps 4 35 SUSAN C GOODWIN ae g go go sports en thasxast hockey basketball and soft ca actlye G A A member Glrls wouldnt you Ioye her as a gym teacher? Saaare Da:-clng l Fotare Basuness Leaders 3 Cyncs 3 GAA Coancll 4 Seryuce C DS 3 L! my J ,,,y Npyn , fr V, ' I 1 V. W I ,fox , F I KL, MAL . xttlllfa IL U ' , .fl v ,QQ f LL' . lr I ' Af 'fb 'X J ly' - Y ' V 1 MJ It J, ww 1 ' v 'V 1- , ff 7 XIX! g I . . 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WI fred School of Beauty Culture next dances attends plays at Rider TV favorute pastime a future beautncuan Commercial l Personallty 3 Costume and Handicraft Choir l Service Corps w1u......, JOANN M GRAZIANO President of Sigma Delta Kappa able cheerleader pert pretty per sonalnty plus well Ixked by every one crowned Queen of Senior Ball future Trenton Stater Canteen Councnl 1 2 34 Usherettes 3 Cheerleaders 4 GAA Councll 4 Class Secretary 2 3 JAMES W GRAY Wall It be art school or Rider? longhalr rnuslc enjoys woodworking as a hobby Western Union mes senger another shutterbug Photography l Clvlcs Club 3 Future 4 PAMELA M GRAYCAR Pam where was your hall patrol post anyway? lunchroom capers a lunlor Abigail problems any one? nurses training ahead whatever happened to those summer patnents7 Busnness Leaders 34 Modern Commercaal l Canteen 12 Choir 23 4 Make up 3' Leader Corps 3 Service Corps 4 ...ns- Q'! '-wr' JAMES A GRIFFITHS Shy and quuet gurls strlctly taboo one of Steunerts soccer captalns you may fund hum defendung the goal of a champronshlp team member all state soccer team Sports Hlghlughts l Varsity S 34 JV Baseball 2 3 Soccer l 23 4 36 U , We-rf Q 'QE x -we-4 BRUCE W GROCOTT Blonde and good looklng another soccer captaln plays the backfleld and the lust ploun field a slnger loves to hunt looklng ahead to benng a veterlnarnan Rutgers Varslty S 3 4 Choir 4 Canteen Coun c 4 Soccer l2 4 I 4 . in , 2 :AY 4' . ' ' 4. ' ' I - 1 ' ' , A' ' f- - l I rs, I ,L ,v A x. L ! L K C gh' 3. G ' A ' m. V, N th A 5 - V r A , gfxctf fff- .T . E .,.,, , f ' , ls- A ' x. , ,,.,: A , Y '.-. ,,,, t N3 rrst r 5 by f 'si ff r V 1 im l efln ,fl ' A ' I' I 1 lj 5 ,L .- III ,flI3, 2 - IL JJ l 1 I xl, ' A Illll I ' N, I. X -V X. lx, I. A lv , I V 54 I V WIN if wif UYfVV 3 lflly J V I Aff 14 L FRANCES M GROH Reddish brown hour Stelnerts next door nerghbar we know her as Nancy outstanding artrst outstandlng gurl artustlc ablllty wull grow at Moore lnstltute of Art wall be deslgnmg textlles Typnng 3 Social Dancing l Choir 34 Canteen Councnl 34 Color Guard 4 lnternaflonal 3' NORENE R HALPER Good for a good time any tlme any where wn llfe of the party actmg her speclalty dahbles on the keys a hopeful thesplan off to Boston U Drama l 234 Yearbook 3 Hy Liter P SBD 2 Cho r JUDITH A GUENTHER Manager of Sternert s bowlers nev er exceeds the speed llrnut loves .yellow roses Why those trnps to Ithaca? collects dolls from foreugn countries Trenton State for thus ohys ed teacher Home Economics I Future Teachers of America 234 GAA Council 34 MICHAEL V GUIDO A Yankee fan and Phlladelphno Eagles tomato ples rate I B M machnnes a conflrmed bach elarv wall heed Uncle Sam s call Sports Apprecxatnon l Social Dancmg 3 Student Councul 13 JOHN J HAMRAN WILLIAM J HASTINGS Works on a farm lvkes to hunt Loves home cooked food If es and fnsh anchors a weigh for the not eotung hes asleep that 59 future hopes to be a Dlesel me whnte Chcvv outdoors man chanrc representatwe of lntra huntlng and fnshung corn collec murals plays them t or Mo el Club I Social Danc 3 B se Social Dance Conn Collectnng 415 Huntung 4 .AX 'w WV' 475 1' LAXV 37 Q-N WAN-8 Jem c HAUSTOWI Whos captaln of hat football team? pretty obs favorlte good at baseball Trenton State n xt ln e ambltlous beauty Attendant to the, Queen Senior Newspaper l Ushqrettes 3 Costume 4 Chemnstry 4 Executive COl,ff1CIl 3 THOMAS J HEAL One lcgk at Cornell conwnccd lm es n roll stock car ra and sleep what about dancung lessons? llkes Cleveland Braves Typlng 3 Football A Mochonlcal Draw Ing 4 x cvvf, ,J 'L x! H M V eww CONSTANCE E HAWKE Connue loyal secretary to Mr Gerke hobbies rnclude swlmmmg dancing lce skatrng love fo hear her chatter Any questions any body? e Connle ln HR Secretarial ambltlons anteen l2 Dramotlcs l2 Socla Danclng 3 Cholr l Service Corps l SANDRA A HELD 10 eyed blonde from Allentown Pa a leader of school cheers Sweetheart of N .I DeMoIay some we wlll have a go d secre ary Senlor Ball Queen Attendant Stelnerts proud of,S0r1 y Personallty l Malorc Te l23 Year book 34 CheerldJder13-4 GAA Cooncll 4 HO'no5.Soclgty 3 f 7 7 ,,,... 38 we my tx of rs WILLIAM R HAWTHORN Quxet tnll you wand hum up always throwing parties In hls cellar OS own swlmmlng pool does he watch the game or a cheerleader? Drarnatlcs 2 JAMES A HEWITT Llkes huntrng and frshrng asc cars plans on a Sl Chevy future avlatlon mecharuc states there wlll be a Mrs In one year Red Cross l Photography 2 Landscap n 3 l-tuntln mn, HQ 'lv ablaze x ft qv, l of qw, I C, JJLU 4, . .r X, 0' V A if vb rw I 1 Y V 5 N 1 W 'W r- 'Yi l ldv '65 5 ft. Ave ' I rss I r ,uf f K M , gf I K A Of' Q ' ' H 1, f :Lg - fmv . , if 'E y- , Ml, M g K' L V . L H CH . . e lin E I ', - Ball- I - - - -,Se 4 - - H7 Band lv,2,3,4, Sports l, Varsity S 45 A 5 V J I J C , 2 I ' A r Q ' I I rr A h Bm I , . . , . 4 l , llk rock ' , c-cs, , . . , , . 'V . . . ,' Q 'C +'f,f g I Y' I ' A V ' I g Q I 4. I - 15 ' - l '7 if . 0 , '24 Q 3, ' 33, X . A . x M ' A 'fy eip , We-A 1 , JOY C HIBBERT Bubblmg over with Joy always has a smule ta k ta k tok llkes Dets Has a good word for everybody w Ilked rn our school future alrlune hostess Future Buslness Leaders 4 Office Ma chunes 4 Typmg l Home Ec 2 Cuytcs in qv'-f mW' ,affi- MARIANNE HICKS Known Marranne Sus o Lu Lu two most hated words wake up Eta Svgma Phu love her con stant smrlg Whnte team captain an excellent swxmrner r-ever late? IBM operator or a secrv. tary Future Business Leaders 3 Usherel es 3 G A A Councul 4 Costume 4 Curly class tangle lackey Model W ATLEE HICKMAN Callmg WAZHYX anyone? pounds a mean set of drums hangnng on to that drwers lecense wlld about electronucs Anchors Away a pos slbllty or Carnegue Tech maybe Cal Tech ROBERT S HIBBERT stop sleepxng un hustory tall and ean gtngle com collector hrs own dssc draftsman to be l Conn 2 Mnlltary 4 Huntrng 4 Canteen Councll I Orchestra l3 Stu E dent Cauncll l 3 vlhsswrx M, X for THOMAS F HINES NANCY A HOAGLAND Seepy trrne boy yntamlns9 Foyorlte past time Steve ove ny one nerny nn the w rld those fnshlng traps freckles alarm clock stlll around Jffrce work lues ahead another anchors away for the future Seashell collector Make up 3 Commercual Club Personality 3 l-landlcraft 4 Costume 4 39 ...lell ' - - . . , . 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Y t V D lj ' JOHN T HOLDEN A future auto mechanic? cars are hrs hobby lvkes Sternert and steaks s Ho en a job at the than s rvy league and con tlnental clothes are the most Vlsua Asds I 2 Stagecraft 3 Pho tograp y 4, Servrce Corps 2 ROBERT HORAK Full of smrles owns Ford wants his own business Arr Force gurls take his spare time swlmmrng and Ice skatlng favorites tomato and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches Visual Ands I3 Tumbling 4 Football I Basketball 24 PATRICIA M HOLLIS Pattl has Interests ln Colorado Choir presxdent wlll make a wonderful rnuszc or klndergarten teach llkes chlldren Kltten on the Keys Slgma Delta Kappa Chaplain Dramatrcs l Cholr I 3 4 Usherettes 3 BEVERLY A HOOK Pretty gal of H R II7 well known throughout Stelnert loves to dance wnth anyone speclal Bev? a charming model at Llt Brothers eyes wants to be a secretary Decorating I Social Dancing 3 nv-w....,M' MICHAEL M HOWZEN Ever se hum carrying a strung o flsh7 lakes sports and hunting Stevens Tech will see hum next preparlng for a career as a construc tlon engineer Chess and Checkers I Typing 3 Foot b I Baseball 3 40 was JACQUELINE L HUGGINS Always counting money for the school bank sports are a favorite personalxty plus a marvel with a needle and thread sweet and lovely wrll teach after attending Rader Hy Lrter I Yearbook 3 4 Stu ent Council l23 GAA Council 23 cgfWi'f -.I fl 'I 'Ms A - 1 - S1 r l , I! 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I' 'I ' 1 on 5 I , I V I ' :I I ,gl d f Kr ROBERT E HULICK Future MOVING, great personaluty what blue eyes a hunter lakes cars avxd fan of Rick Nelson and Annette a sleeper Track 3 Service Corps 4 Q--'--P VIRGINIA N HUTCHINS Known by her frrends Hutch shy quret and sweet took drum lessons durlng the summer' mterests nn Pa natural curls everybody likes her and she lakes every body adores shorthand class Penn State ahead Usherette l Newspaper l 2 Chonr 2 3 4 Treosurer GA A Councul 4 Dra matics 3 4 THOMAS J JACKNOWITZ FLORENCE A JACOBUS Lafts welghts what happened t Has a way with people his trumpet? lakes rock and roll very active nn 4H ls that green paint under hrs blue reachung for the job as ammals chevy? plans to enter Coast a doctor followed by e Guard on a farm o Auto 3 Social Danclng l Band l2 Lelsure Hour l 'fig Danclng fl af wr1 '5 17 - edlf gp... LEROY R HUTCHINSON Stemerts red headed lad only ln te est IS cars and a certaun gurl e says would llke to be a carpenter or electrlclan Photo l f' ft' L ,C J N JIR IS 7' Y Oh those pe secreta Dansy P falthgdlrifte Q one ICKV L swmgung soprano Q oft of the famous Bc dou vpbaftet w ddlrgfbells In Aug t K Dramat s I2 1 2 3 4 ouble Quartet 3l4LServlce Cor s L I ff QP! f Jlbci , -rn fi l 41 A .f J JANE T JERVIS Ready for anythlng seen bustling on errands for Mrs Brearley and Mrs Sauer chatterbox of HR ll7 lndlspenslble slsterly Interest IH Stelnert where dld she get that laugh excltable Commercxal I Secretarial Practnce 3 JOHN W KELLY OKelly lukes vnvacuous gurls hut em hugh hut em low say with ern whos wath whom IH math class? could possibly b found someday as a Navy skin dnver Tumbllng 3 Footbal l 4 Q Q-N 4 2P ARTHUR L KALL Field and ocean are his devotions loves salt water fushlng hunting and swlmmmg enthusrastnc work er on cars hopes to be a con tractor Model and Stogecraft l Tumbling 2 Photo 3 Drama A Hunting 4 JUNE M KENDRICK Sharp dresser captlvatwng future secretary for State Hrghway Depart ment good natured gal who e loys dancing on Ice skates always ready for a good time Fashion Designs ramatlcs 4 H ww' fl MARGARET R KELLEY A cooperative member of HR ll7 quiet lakes home economics but plans for secretarial job before marriage sewrng and cooknng are sure signs for a good wufe Marge Costume 4 HELEN L KESSLER Sleepy tlme gal In the Drlve ns Likes to dance baby talk member of Rannbow red harr u ready for a good C s radiant f and always av yoke ess Leaders 4,-. 'Ui QW-,V W-my 42 MATH EW W. KILDEA Matt . . . hopes to attend l.B,M. School in Newark and study for his future profession . . . hobbies are fishing and playing football . . . main interest-Mary . . . likes all ood. Tumbling lp Social Dancing 3- Choir l,2j Dramatics 4. x, 'X 'fn-'lf KAREN L KOVACS Super secretary good dancer going my way? brightens up first lunch dislikes staying home collects records future private secretary l-ly Liter l3 Student Council Secre tory 4 Student Faculty Council 4 Honor Society ' i . lc, x l L , f . i , tt i R f Ply, iw V if' X l i .X .lr L V, lL ll rr .JJ iw 734 ,U C! i N x i ld I Q .tri tif .L i l f . f 1 xy? .lf X t , VL ws! K X 54 l fl l iv l l X ll l l J li lj JL L . fr . ir THOMAS B. KOCSIS l VERN5 JVKOPPANYT Does he dance or does he watch? . . . Vivacious . . . My. Andersons indis- mania for fried chicken . . ,, ll me pensable assistant . , favorite hobby, a sforywabout baseball . . . girls - is Johnny . , . ca ed ' oyce . ware . . . see Mr. Konyhas for further friends . , . plans to enter Tr information . . . loyal to the Navy. State in the fall to be a commercial . Photo if civics 3. feofhef- Fashion Designing l' Dramatics 4. 934 ' Whoo-M' 'Pray Lf' JUDITH KRIESICK Plans to go to work after graduation as a secretary enjoys dancing and ice skating quiet but pleasant student secretory Secretarial Practice 34 Costume 4: KATHLEEN A KURPIEWSKI Toots likes ice cream and steak remember Mrs Miarino another GAA girl missed her smiling face for the future surgical nurse in Square Dancing l lstry 4 Choir 4 two whole months r a Mercer Hospital Naturalist 3 Chem + lf J U l x X .JA l U L N l Mfr X l Q' f . Q' Pi' ft tg be ll 'J ' b Mx f n I. f ' X i l I I Lgfkr .W ' TSW f P x K? - ' xf l ls 'll .1 i Q, EY if , kr, i 1 .3 ...., g I .J V A , -.Xxx r e Il Xt ? K . , I ,J It .fi J IJ- A - yi 4, will find he sc wx VINCENT J LALLY A Trenton Catholuc transfer dlmpled w If wlth a hobby of gurls IS It true he eats roasted choco late ants, 6 sandwiches followed by 4 cartons of mllk for lunch ELSIE M LANDSCHULTZ Honey would luke to travel to l-lawau attractcve embroidery and bakung Pat Boone fan llkes rnovles noys dancrng and :ce skating I work her nnteres tramural sportsrnan future un determuned International 3 Student Council 3 Semor Dramatlcs A up--'fr Xt ,gpffs :WWW g Cl andlcraft Club 4 .wir N77 JOHN G LANE Johnny lakes drive uns wants to own a restaurant then he can eat as much as he wants as 59 Chevy collects coms maybe Navy wlll come flrst oclal Dancing l Hy Lnter 34 e lub 4 by fp- if 1-K 3 f 'jf ffm JM xg L. it ,xg ...hc LEROY K LANE Mr Congeniality has a talent for wrntlng checks a collector of stamps Ixkes classucal musxc also pop music accordrng to his mood goes for food In general career ln the Arr Force a real outdoorsman ess l lvlcs Ban l Servrce Corps 3 School Bank 4 JUDITH R LANNING Protege of Mr Frank Judy and Gas and salt and pepper achieve ment award wnnner enpoys swam rnnng Ice skating and dancnng music teacher from Trenton State Red Cross l Canteen Council 3 Cheer leader 3 Cnolr 3 4 44 CLAIRE A LEE Sanshune plans to be a secre tary psychlc glggles galore llkes phllosophy loves to travel an Interest IH buslness law Secretarial Practice 3 ClVlCS 3 vcrf ju--f si4'9 ffyywiflfw S4111- tt fLu,1y,, 1 'JN ' no 7- Wfvxr JOYCEANN LEONOWICZ Dlmples ltallan food y ure t of t that secret someone Tony Curtls fan palntnng and dancung are her hobbles hopes to become Q secretary Student Councll l Social Dance I3 Modern Dance 34 Servnce Corps l 3 BARBARA ANN LIPLES Bobble all In ze b heart deslre wear hugh hugh heels all the time Frank Sinatra record collector well Iuked and easy to get along wuth a prornlslng future secretary never a complalner General Business l Chour l4 Future Busuness Leaders 3 4 Que Cv ABRAHAM L LEVIN Abe blg eater dangerous chernlst watch out Abester good sport thlnker Rutgers here comes Abe lakes chemlstry photographer co lects stamps anythlng else? Photography l CIVICS 3 Chemistry 4 Photography 14 CARLA J LISIEWS ROBERT J LEWIS Talented musically mlnded crazy clarnnet lovable bass volce soclable archery IS a favorlte pastime watch that Socoal Dancing 3 Band 3 4 Mechan :cal Drawlng 4 Choir 4 Canteen Coun cll 4 Serylce Corps 3 J LYNDA LEE LOVELACE Loves :ce cream sodas 0 peas ant collects Elvis records I habbues dancnng 5 mmung skatv Crazy for Mlnny f un tv plans to attend Rader to become lego ln Theta Gam sv Phu own art gallery plans o be secretary Servnce Corp OCIOL Modern Dance secretary favors horseback rudlng and swlmrmng General Busuness l Secretarial Proc tnce 3 4 Costume Club 4 .Z SVN 1! ' , 4' Q. 43 x L ' - -V y k f T , 14 an X u yy M 6 l - wx fc, I lf V, L ,, c f C' A kk!! . ' - 1-1 . lx XF' K 'A - ' 4-113 Lulu Q 4 it Asn, g Q ' U 5,7 ., - I , , ' . 'll fr , I X 'BML . I n I' Q -.1 I I I V I , . . I Q T A .V shotgun . 4fli'rt.I I ' A I sl dl 10 Uk- 0 N ff , . .im ' si 1 .Q in ' . , u6Y'f ', ' . v ll, I - e , . .- . 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VC, 2:71 LU lf I Lt l- M? l l , 0 ' fd lg ' vi 15 L V ,T Y uc. f qw gl - L' ' , ' 1 , lf ft X, Y Van I 'Cd 1:-W QYW7 BEVERLY J LUCARELLA Anyone for Ice skatmg or swimming? pleasantly quuet casual clothes lakes french fries after Rader a future as a buyer Lnter l Soclal Dance 3 Fu ure Teachers 3 Cholr 3 Canteen Councll EUGENIE C MALANDRA Jet black halr gllstenlng brown eyes summer labs energetic see how long she can talk on the phone llkes to read about wltches future secretary for research unstztute Modern Dance 3 Secretarial Practxce 3 ClVlCSx DOROTH EA L MADELEY Itallan foods and sweets always laughlng happy go lucky works IH Acme office love that blonde halr lust call rne Lynne Dlease secretary now and t l Secretarlal Practlce 3 Clvlcs 3 ANTOINETTE MANGUS Camcdlan loves to dance and ace skate Theta Gamma Phu very soclable good typlst plans to attend Rlder nrght school called Tons Commerclal l Secretarial--l QTF' 46 I WALTER B MAKOSKY Inventor builds toothplck castles always can be seen at drawlng board dreams of buxldlng our dlsc lockey stage hand future draftsman after Trenton Tech Hy Llter l Make up 3 Typing 3 Serv lce Corps 34 Canteen Councsl 4 Social Danclng 4 PSILD CONSTANTINOS A MANUKAS Cus the great bookkeeper Wake Up' co ed consclence lm ot drcamlng lm lust lazy He s the most to say the least that smlle hunting flshlng prefers the Navy Tumbllng l Student Council ra rnatlcs 4 l 1 S- I - . f ' ' I 1 l V ' .fi , W- tl l f f x , - f A M7 A ,, all 4, Q T fl ' ft . at we N T, ., T J, ' , gh f , 5 of, 1 : . T M f R '7 Hykl I I .il ben H6 b 3,45 Dramatlcs 45 Chemistry 4. Commercial lg Student Councll lg Choir ' -H I b , g - I IU. , I 1. , vs.. r I . . . H . I . 1' D i 5 '- 3,4 . A X 1 . f 1 - KK . VJ' .Jw ' Q Ks ? M gp- li I '25 -'X A l K , 3 o ,X V XJ X lil ' ,X A ,f .-P' M' v 'N , X wk, JOYCE L MARCUS Rah Rah Rah thats Joyce for you a gurl fxlled with splrlt e pe claly nn gyrn cass she enpoys huntung9 anythlng outdoors She keeps soronty meetnngs qulet laboratory technncuan Arts and Crafts l Usherettes 3 Cheer leadlng 3 4 Cholr 4 Hy Llter 3 Mod ern Dance 4 GAA Council 4 LOUIS T MARESSA Trenton Hugh emmgront Lou Har brose What o sport' Spartan guard turnblung turnbleweed Lonely Guitar future Trenton Jr Collegeman draftsman per haps Tumbllng I 2 4 Socnal Dance 2 Square Dance 3 Typxng 3 Mechanlcal Draw :ng 4 Student Co cl l Yors ty S 4 Track l Fobtbqlt BERNARD P MARTIN Butch hes our guy dxspenslble member of H R ll7 a member of the hunt a real not Ivkes to eat Marme Days ahead Vvsual Alds l Student Council I Land scapuna 3 Clvucs 3 Servuce Corps 3 F otball I4 Track 34 'sn Qs, if' f .yr 4012! DIANE MARTIN Clarnnet player nursnng dancing :ce skatmg quvet pretty luttle blonde wuth blue eyes spends her summers as volunteer nurses and at McKmley l-lospltal wlcked hockey player Drarnatlcs 2 3 Chemlstry 4 Band 2 3 4 JOHN S MARTIN Clannet and saxophone player class clown rnuslc for musucs sake cousln Bernard hunt :ng and tlshtng enthuslast pres: dent of Bachelors Club Navy here I m Photography l Band 34 Dramctncs 4 Servuce Corps 3 47 aww' n JOAN H MASINE Mlghty busy glrl enyoys readxng sewlng swvmmlng and bowling award wnnnnng secretary ardent H fu n devoted to her stuffed anlmals Dont you love that laugh? Eta Slgma Phu gurl Commerclal l Modern Dance 34 Yearbook 4 Graduatlon Commtttee 4 ,J I-'51 I xml, I - ob 2,1143 I,-I I I g . , . ' . , I l i J ' of L QU' r ' I' , A lfj 'J I! . 1 31 4 I J' A D ily' A, . X 1 I MWNQEM l f Jig, ' 3 f f bm I All F A 'www f If -sw 03 l 'yi . . . I I . . V I I .I If A V - I I . . . I or I . JEROME L MERRICK J W VIRGINIA M MAUL Personallty plus a frlend lndeed has a perfect record practxcally rmsses the school bus every mornung personal prnzed possessions lnky Jan and her roller skates a good cook? Helene Field School of Nursing Arts and Crafts l Usherettes 3 C 4 Future Nurses 4 Ne I x X642 GEORGE F McDOUGAL Future draftsman night school at TJC Ready for anything dreammg of a car Breece s Lunch eonette fan of the Untouch aples Bowllng among hns hobbies Chess 3 Typzng 3 Mllltary 4 XJ ' 'v ,WS J 5,40- RACHELLE McINTOSH Blue eyed Scottlsh lass from Prince ton Hugh School goes for MP s wlth a Southern drowl llkes parties and fun fun un basketball fan and player shall we dance? ca her Scottie future secre tary Red Cross 3 I' ,W BARBARA A MEADOWS Venetuan Blmds not a great deal to say sharp dresser afflnlty for Marines wall attend Rider College can be seen IH the boys gym she s Mr Dnyune s secretary Square danclng l Yearbook 3 Busl ness Machunes 4 Student Councll 3 qs. JAMES J MEISNER The bashful boy of Stelnert Hugh Beware l-le lakes chemlstry expert n-ents trams and photography are a fayorlte pastlme Marlnes or Navy IU his future Checkers 3 Photography 4 Chemistry 48 'qs-as... Beat those drums hopes to be a let rnechanlc rn the Arr Force Cars huntlng flshnng lce skatlng all fund a place In Jerrys free tlme Vlsual ands l Dance Bond 34 March :ng Band 24 ' '- , H..,Tv ' li , ,f E , . 5, . , I. V, ' . NX-'rxx r nf K l W X Pu E 4 , ll -'Xlq lvl xr XX 'tt .I . vo' X at JW J f , UO an 3, . Km' K 'pf' qll, , 'ff' I J X XFX' a,Q,,., x Sjwufw L qi ls' r lt Nl I I 'A v 'VA l , , . , KV J ,J r 'A . Q5 or x l ' . X4 V D Lil L +- IJ A , . C 111, KA lfllll A ll In ,Jw , ' AR.. lffl . A AM . fl ' .1 ,DV , A I LU RXAA , VV ,W l f 2 2 5 A '- 44 5 Q ' f - fXJ If! 1 Q' S QA 'ls- KENNETH L MERRITT VICTOR METELOW RICHARD W MORRIS Ken what a doll love that FrenchIe TJC awaIts hrm ICH ICK How do you curl on hIs forehead s y Tl-IS gIft to Stelnert doesnt rec get to Langhorne? thInks frrernen bashful IS he really? enloys omrrend Whos Who speaks frve are stuprd at tImes Knows only homeroom peruods ll7 soccer languages Includmg EngIIsh one k nd of cor Chevy trophy IS hus game on to vIctory Ken frrendly lad always smIlIng wrnner good natured and frlendly Turnblmg I3 4 Checkers 3 VorsIty S QOOG Spoff I GH 4 Leader Corps I Soccer 24 Rccreatuonol Math 3 Chernrstry 4 Auto 3 Checkers 3 Huntung 4 MIII ROBERT H MUCCIARELLI Football Idol very Interested In sports even more Interested IH Joan Rutgers may be gettmg new star for the football team sharp dresser classy cars VIsual Alds I Orchestra I Dramatlcs Varslty S 2 4 Student Councll Boseballf2 3 4 Football 2 4 Basketball ff Miz! ! ,PAL 14 Ip! If? aI take the D ness wo stor as a future s etar oves to dance her obbles golf mrng and boys the latter bel most Importance l-ly l.Iter I Yearbook 3 GA cl 4 Modern Dance 4 J jim 'N ,gn jf? tary 4 ELAINE J MUNI Always worrymg about a certom foot Doll player member of o secret and unusual SOCICYY soprano or alto? Mr Leber stop plcklng on me Cholr I 2 3 Square Dancung I Future Teachers 2 Cheerleadmg 3 'Tv Qu' 49 W MMI f J I we , ,rf ' N W f I .wr ' Q-11 I L. X , II ' 2 W h 'N vww ,X K, ., . - 'Wx' . . . l . . . H H . . . I . . 1 HR H Of HDI H ... . 1 If A ,VI , H ,L , 1' , f J K - r J . . 41 I IS . . ' L I 4 ' ' . 'o Y , w' II I If QI .1 I I I 3,4. F . ok I If al I I 'B .V K ' .A tn.. fi xx, ws sr' ' f 4 L , I LV - J Q Lf ,S K A M36 lr cc ! .ff L1 L V , L K f' , U , 'Q7 ' BARBARA A. RPHY Wall It be arf school secretary o s If marriage she has rn rnlnd7 ways blushing remember Those slngung SCSSlOI'lS Red Cross l 2 3 Future Busnness Lead er 4 Cholr 4 CLEMENTINE G NAMI Clem not soon to be forgotten Anyone want to buy a palntung from this future artist? Oh' for thus gurls wardrobe a secretarual whnz a Sigma Delta Kappa grrl Moore Institute of Art for her Fashuon Desngnlng l Future Buslness Leaders 3 Modern Dance 3 Art Ap precuahon 4 Yearbook 4 9 Q1-T., JOHN R MURZDA Cars cars cars Bu IS hard to forget lked by a fr endly great rn xntramurals w nuts to be a mechanic or a ar pentcr dnmples Tumblnng l Checkers 3 JAMES L NAMI Always fund hum worklng o hrs Car lvashful afraid of gurs7 Tech C css l Mllltary 4 F HL SO -1-vnu-u,, ZOHARA MUSHINSKY Indlyrdualxst wnth a mind of her own a true lntellngenfla excellent speaker superb ln the drama remember her? went to Washlng ton D C on a scholarship s e may be a forexgn diplomat Bran dons IU her future Dramatlcs l 2 3 P S 81D 2 3 4 Student ouncul 4 Canteen Council 3 ROBERT B NICKLOW Works at car wash lakes onions Squlrrel car parts collector llkes to dame the lop may enter the Navy would like To teach graphlc arts Turnbllng l 34 Track 3 Social Dance 3 Future Teachers 4 ylrw 56 . l H 67 . ,Q ' hr' 3 A L V 0 if QM A A , lf ' g ' ..4. al- . , . well-l ll , , . . . . 'V . . . in dh Q Ih- S I 4 ni ' - ' ' ' A ' I ' ' . . . - - H . I '.,. l ' U . - . . I I I ',.. . . V plans for future are--possibly Trenton . . . ' S b, . . V I - I I ' I V - ,1- ' A J - . l ,J H , f hl.,l - X5 om is L N 7 IW K Ul ' It ,N Op Q 3yl F l ' X ' J! A 1 lu 'T al . ,Nl G - ,lx ix ' ' J ' . f . lt Q Xl Al 2 MXL! X fr' llbf up ff f I 1 If ff FRANCES A OBRIEN SANDRA J OCONNELL DAVID P OKUM One of those secretarues when G r n the punk gym sult Phu Rho Contvnental look drives a Hudson Irnsh eyes are smllmg marrnage Sngma member Sandy Any artlsf at heart the future ahead collects records lakes foods O K as long as lt s not fatten nndncates art school to study commer dancnng got a date wnth an Angel lY'l lakes all sports wln cial art ladnes man maybe Elmer of an art contest Choir I Square Dancing 3 'E machine operator Y Teenas l ncm Hy Lnter l Yearbook 3 4 ma if 3 mu MARVIN OLINSKY Mary alms to move West wants to study entamology that trip to Chncago for top p ze ln NJ 4H competltnon subject? entomology naturally undecided an has college choice Junior Red Cross l Landscaping 3 Track 3 Square Dance 4 Frrst Ana 4 4-s. if adm 'dia ' HAROLD B OSBORNE Better known as Bruce o Ozzie an uncomplalnlng chauffeur enloys photography golf and lce skat always smllnng guards the Stennert halls wlll study chem lstry at an undecwded destlnatlon Photography l 3 Chemxstry 4 Mechan l al Drawnng 4 Serylce Corps 4 'so ! 'm...,,. JUNE H OSTROWSKI Dramatucs dramatlcs dramatrcs always dramatucs always a new rush real slow eater Glrls State Youth Fellowshlp member shll unterested ln lacks future hlstory teacher from the Un: terslty of Delaware Dramatlcs I24 Future Teachers l F S 8.0 2 3 4 Usherettes 3 Hy Lxter 4 ,f ll 4' y j 1 l , t' f U rx . ,ff ff 'A V If l l If 1 ' ff' ' ,1 ff 1 1 f ,A ' Aff! 1.4 lj! fr lf ffl! 1142 , fl fl ' t I fr f ,Q ' yy I l 'I 1 f . ' . . all l .., ' . ' . ' ..toV ,.M. - 2 I4 - V I tj, - ' gf Q ' , f - , 64 nfl D A gif, .- rf V llyy, ,V f 7? Q- na V . f -A ' Lili fb V xiirq , K r gk, 7iLVxQ! My - . f jc ' , , X 'hflf L, I W? I I in , 'I Q, H-. 1 9 ' ', ' 'Fg ' ,, 1, I . I -I C H ,ig I ' ' l j ' 12: JAMES PANKOVICS Spaghettn eater 4H Club would enjoy llvlng an l-lawan 2nd rn state for electrlcal ochlevernent llkes Instrumental muslc alms for a consultant englneer from Rutgers Unlversnty Service Corps l Lelsure Hour l Rec reatlonal Math 3 Chemistry 4 'QV DONALD PEOPLES Enjoys alrplanes and cars plans to enter the Arr Force a future mechanic you can see hum work :ng at a gas station and a grocery store Photography l Mllltary 4 ff' 'Nur 1 W GERALDINE L PERSI Future star of the rnuslcale oersonallty that pony tall hair do Annle Oakley a student of Mrs Haymes won new faces contest has already cut her first record show buslness ln her future Cholr 1234 Modern Dance 2 Da matncs 3 4 WDW Q-mag! 'N sqm-4 5 JAMES R PETRUCCIO Red vests Pootc'1 curly black halr summer construction lobs that speclal someone Allce a future stenotyplst fast drlver Football l 2 CLARK A Pl DCOCK Curly blond hair quiet ots of gurl frlends smooth leather lacket nlce dresser hopes to go to college every gurls sup pressed desire Tumbllng l Football l2 Soclcll Danc mg 3 52 CATHY A POINTON Love that red halr pomtlng to college Eta Slgma Phu one of Mr Franks harmonlzers knows everyone and IS known by everyone hlgh hopes of belng a teacher Fashnon Designing l Make up 2 Choir 34 Dramatlcs 3 UMN Q 7 W PORTER Busnness Porter and motorcycles are synonymous one of our grnd :ron heroes at GI ho cu n the fall after serymg nn the Navy he plans to guard the roads as a State Trooper Socxal Dance l Auto Club 3 Student Cnr rll 3 Track 3 Football 4 Varsity S Club 4 DANIEL PYLE Has keen nnterest ln music other than rock and roll sports are hls spe clalty keeps frlends laughxng future plans lncleflnrte l-llghllghts of Sports l Chess 3 Base ball 3 Soccer A Chemustry 4 Varsuty .Pg K. A ' L lv 'I 1 ' I 'Ns.... i FRED E POWELL Drawls hrs words drowsy sleepy lnkes to hunt and as a pho toaraphy flend w II enter he Navy after graduatlon Photography l 3 4 DARL E RAHO Pretty rrnss wlth an eyer ready smile Mrs Plersans secretary ture shows her as a prayate secretary Buss wlll appreclate thus neat sweet leunc fllle Persanallty l Yearbook 3 Canteen Cauncll 3 Student Councnl 4 UI Ml N AL ' X5 J UW , ,. t , u 1 ' rl T vffb 1 , 0,4 X ci A503 WILLARD G PRESTON Walks the halls with Carol lxkes to bowl wull be marchlng with the army college wlll follow Woo'worths worker nn has spare flme he plays golf and goes boatung Hlghllghts of Sports l Track 2 3 Nat urallst 3 Mulltary 3 Student Councul ANNETTE V RATHBONE An effnczent boakkeeper keeps a lose account on her boyfrxends swlrnrnung a fayorute came to us from Lawrence H S P rsonallty l v X fi 115 dxf!! 19' .pf- l V ff: C7 ,fl Q I' 'fi..,f ' Qbffivu 'Egan-M PHYLLIS Phyl would tary loves Italian food laker chief matchmaker kes show her rnlnlature schnauzer to work at Lenox or breed Schnauzers Future Buslness Leaders 3 4 Office Machlnes A he a sec re FILEEN S RIGHTLEY Thnnklng of bccomlng a teacher 0 9 Y Y Y would luke to have longer lunch peruods outstondlng dancer future secretary Theta Gamma Phu Modern Dance 3 4 Canteen Couhcnl 4 if ,dug df' 652 ,251 ROBERT J REICHARD nu of cute good dancer lowes every mlnute of rt crazy far wcrnen and more cars Wanted hcware S350 ln debt fun re state trooper Sdrlal Danclng l3 Drornatlcs BILL H RIGLEY l-loaded for the Navy anchors a weugh lector intends to he a otts an Model l Chess 3 -vb- .aff 'UN an-,.., f BRUCE R RETTMAN Actually llkes school' moth wlzard watch out for those dimples Andy pencil over ear knows al the answers all hopes ponnt West West Pornt that lS orts l Chess 3 Cuyncs 3 Key C 3 4 Yearbook 4 DALE ROBERTS Can he soon nn the Gray Ghost llkcs the way Stcvncrt lS run ovld spaghetti cater llkes casual lathes CSDOClOlly sport coats hunttng and fushung may flll some of hls free tlme the future may flhd hlm In the Alr Force as a mechanic Vsual Aids l Huntlng and Fishing 4 -qw. 54 1 . 'UB R sim! ff M '41 V ' Rl. ll A ly!!! . Ill- to Farsi 1 , . , ,,, ' ,, . ,g '4, So' Q., Q lub r ou Irish D an chance? . , . hunter, flsherman, and gun col- ' . , . A X I 4 ' 4 ,X l R l , f f ' arf . WW, . ff I .A 3 , L' ' :ld , 4 fx, V -5 17 1' 1 C tl ,ffl V f 1,- V, .V iw -. . J 'ZW y 'stiff 4 M f l to I I n S t , DELORES D. ROBINSON Better known as Dawn 4 4 4 and Don ns her favor-te 4 4 4 plays the steel gultar 4 4 4 lovely to look at 4 4 4 will attend conwotorneter school 4 4 4 ltkes to cook , 4 4 excels H7 sports 4 4 at- tendant to Senior Ball Queen4 Saqlal Danctng lg Modern Dance 3,4g CHARLES E. ROSINA JOSEPH F. ROSINA Quet 4 4 4 always cracks lokes 4 Marshall Dnllonl' 4 4 4 member of 'Chester 4 4 stngs and plays gultar cholr 4 4 tall blond, grucllrorf stalwart ff, and accoralan 4 4 4 seen at Ferrette's 4 4 4 that plexaglass ns awfully 'nb gas statnon 4 4 4 general good tlme 4 4 4 lock up, up, up 4 4 4 Drex 4 easy to get along wlth 4 4 4 likes Coast Guard Acaclerny 4 4 4 Li b r. to farm and hunt 4 4 Mr. Shocks key Tummmg yi Chow 34' Com Com-,, L mon' Cul 3g Foatbgll l,4, Tra 4 uf' Student Councll l,2,3,4, Class Offtcer 25 GAA. Councll 4, Student Faculty Councul 34 Auto l, l rpg- LQ' wx x MMV -9' fit Q ,di Qty-3' fy 0 .s Uv' ,ar-'--,,4 .fo 4 5'4 l ff tl' O4 J kg, Q-...uf ROBERT ROSSI CLAIRE B. ROTHSTEIN q JOHN E. ROWLEY Wtll cunttnue erlucatlm probably at Watch ths gurl ln chemnstry class 4 N. Jack 4 polutuclan 4 4 4 congenial Rlder 4 pants Burg style 4 came The pen as rnlghtter than the Q type 4 4 4 another Mr. Leber7fl4e4 a tu us lrzrn T4 C4 tor hrs sentor year hotfwes--rldlng on ten tif. 4 :hemrstry teacher' 4 4 4 seen an the 4 conftrrnecl tvachelor 4 4 4 future urozrlsnng lournalust 4 4 4 O ss Col- rnen's chorus. accountant from Rlaer4 lege for her future trainl W Chow 3 4 Soccer I 3 4' Photography l, eosemll 2,34 nearer 243, Ptssao 2, Fur V9 Teaccqe 4 Drarnatlcjrk Qull ,an ScroIL1g 1 4 ' l . .All f U ,A K N A ' E lg ,4 0 441 AJ3 .X f F A ,MY wg 4 L12 CJ ' A KJNU -H bv 4 3, br X V1-J ,f 4 u J X , fl' r ss -JJR F X2 J J li K ,X WILLIAM N RULE Stage hand eurtarn trrne shrpbultaer woodworking a fav orrte hkes the outdoors 'wuntrng frshrng and campnng wants to be a harder T w I s Naxat Reserves SO rat Danctng 1 Photography 3 Hunt mg 4 Stage Craft 3 4 GEORGEJ RUSNAK Mught enter Nayy for o career sub marrnrng hw rlends ma someday recenye free hazrcuts hkes huntlng and flshrng and cars ao T rntqhng I 3 Socral Dancing I Stage Craft 4 Huntzng 4 ,rwulf L A! J V I U X L, IV? X PJ Ivtdszrrg Anya K headmg L' X for N Q-gg-fprner where c et wou r e co rr Rjwifg phqykf unto R 5 am trcs 3 S ce -1r ?' 49-K en. wr 'r LINDA L RUTTER D unrteiy t a t anyone uld want to be patient f IC competent future nurse to tram at Mercer Hosprtal sungs wrtlf Eel Ca to Chawr ot Trenton Usherettes 3 Hy Lnter 3 Chorr 4 GEORGE 0 SAAMS was o O brg eater atlas Peter Gunn plans to be hachetor but hrs favorrte hobby a Bays State Princeton wr Rutgers for the future trtle of Dr Saams cal Dancrng W3 Photography y Club Dranwarm A Studen Councrl 3 Canteen Council 4 56 S V I drryer 'Jw y Fetary Per50naIrty Servrce 'HMA 'I-as-aw are myXDnYlJs COVITCYS W ITIOTI worst ses se of the another prrvate sec College Secretarial Practzcc 3 4 Hy Liter 3 QL .nm MARY M snaoiksf Tha? L ag lsland ldbcnf Kalharnc Gibbs asplrant garglmg giggle wlsvcrackcr of really lmps af the can cons wrms like a 1 H S S VT Future Homemakefs l d fb D mg 3 STudeafCQqnc1 C un f ,fc X! 4 ,141 U1 .ff ff I f' MARY Awwgjwmjpkf Imp rr a from Treat l-llgh can sccv a cs been l W TQ mv a Ch abs res! arav s ma? se refary a m rs, gl A 'Q- .-N .1 ff? DAVID R SAUNDERS D xc ls heading far MCGIII Unlverslf a ul he ml mgfry Ilkeg to play soc cor anyone fvr a dcbaTc Q up s sklr' alvmq and wmfcr spar s awaasl S vl Cor mt 1 ZF-11, ,V4 '4' 'Jf W4 lluvv fha da A4fJ'f'f ' f-114, fffhd ll ff M! Qiflflffl fu lA!ftlSCHNg yfgxp do c nny p afs XM 1 Pa me Athleflc L an 5 r operate IBM WJ k r r' jf 1 V A cc armg Dancm 3 4 aw l perwco 'A it 57 f5 ..-n.. WAYNE R SCHENCK Pmky can he seen puffmg our lm tures awd fvllmg gas tanks llkee dancmg and records Iookmg or ward tn graduatlon day Phorography I3 Soclal Dancing V rslfy S 4 Baseball I Football Basketball l3 Canteen Councll 4 RONALD W SCHUCK Fmgers those wuld parties rrdes The waves on a surfboard hows Tkat car coming? an off cer of DeMo ay plars T atrend Gen eral M 1 rs fralmng school Dramatl 5 4 Varsufy S 4 Track 2 3 4 Foot all 4 9'1- 5... ,f l ,Tlx Y 1 lx, ' l U WN , xx , fY I bl. . lljl' l, D low 1 xxx' lk I N f' ' -K la l A - l J 5 s - ap l 'E , hx ' 1.1 3 X-.jifx '74, l Y l 1 f ' , . . a 1 y ' , . I . . . l , Y ' . . - ' . . . . , , . , .fxfull fun . . ? . , . , . . f - , f y . . . fl, 1 f f l. fs . 'Like 2 s. Q FN, S: ' , r C9 ps l,4. N , Q ' l.3g , g A , nc- V, If If' a , g l,dg , 5 . ' A I M , 1 ' - cnl 4. N ' ' f I , . , XXX if ,X 1, ,df ' , , 1 - . f r Uv 9 X ' ' ,x l'lA. 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L , ' '95 U ' 4 I Q 3 A l A 'K Y , t -Y V lf? , Y., kr 1 A, , kr fhf JT I ,. . 1 l If 1 a f A 9 ' ' ,as CATHERINE M SCOZZARO Tops an her class Mrs Kauffman protege wall study Latan at Get tysburg College Newspaper lady future Latah teacher of course s ercttes I Hy Later I 3 4 Fu ure Teachers 2 Honor Socaety ual 8- Scroll 34 Pres 4 Yearbook 3 JOHN K SEMLER Dont you love that dark wavy haar watches auto races member of Hamalton Fare Company decaded about fare apparatus or trade school Socaal Dancang l Servace Corps 2 Drama 4 T7 CAROL A SEAMAN Oua Madame follower of Vogue s lakes o seamen petate plus sororaty now and for ever adores chop suey raurs ang her future aam at Mercer Hospatal Arts and Crafts l I-ly Later 3 Usher ettes 3 Choar 4 l 'va vtxxfllflfyi ICHARD J SHERIDAN' Jerome, the quaet type ou can usually fand ham toppang away on has radao lakes sports chicken o favorate undecaded about fu ture Checkers I3 Vasual Aads I2 Track 3 Varsaty S 4 Football 4 nr- -Q-,fn 5 l LINDA M SEAMAN Lost her tansals persormalaty lakes boys wath glasses swammang and water skaang are her favorates wall traara at Saant Francas ta be a laboratory techhacaan Socaal Dancarag l Choar 34 SYDNEY I SILVERMAN Champ at bowlang has an antcrest an HH 'V a great convancer speaks well has goals set for Cornell Dr Salverman I pre sume aakes clossacal musac Later Stu ent ounca easurer 4 P S 8. D 234 Bas se al ul 8. Sc o Key Club 4 Honor Society nas... KENNETH H. SIMMONS A New York import . . , would like to loin the WAVES but will settle for the Navy . . . Togetl'ierness at Bow- man's Tower , . , cars and picnics , . . future undecided. Auto Club lg Social Dance 35 Civics 3. gf - H MARJORIE E. SINGER ' Margie . . . amateur ,radio en- thusiast . . . ham operat r . . . planning to attend'Rider Coollege or IBM school , . friendly lass with pleasing personality ,lmight be found at horneilistemng. Decoratvdn and designing lg Future Business Leaders 4. l , as , 1 Qin, I KAREN SLOVES ' This lass hails from New York . . . cheerful personality . . . hopes to teach blind children . . . writes poetry labout what?l . . . Marlon Brando fan . . . an to Trenton State. Student Council l,2g Junior Red Cross 4. L? Z, 'Q Q44--.w JOHN S. SLOWINSKI Will attend the Pan American Art School in N. Y, . . . always busy col- lecting coins for his collection . . , drug store clerk at present . . . Air Force enlistment for him . . . applies his art to window trimming. Drama lg Coin 3,4g Visual Aids 3, Office Machines 4. CHARLES S. SMITH Loudest car in the lot . . . known as the Duke of Durham . . . a natural born athlete , . . all sports interests . . . he aspires to a teaching career at T.S.T.C ,... one of Mr. Leber's chemistry club students. Civics 3, Chemistry 4. 57 GLORIA J. SMITH Quiet and friendly , . , future English teacher from Trenton State . . . likes to sew and read . . , a capable fea- ture'edItor . . , immediate future, college . . . those plan pooksll Usherettes l,3, Canteen Council l, l-ly-Liter 3,4, Future Teachers 2,3, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Secretary-Treas- urer 4. MARILYN D SMITH Lukes soccer players c m curly at comes naturally future nurse xolunteer hosplfal work untnl that day s II o Boone pop musnc too Comrnerclal l Llbrary 3 Personalnty 3 Red Cross 4 Serwce Corps 2 TK-.,. mf to-.. TNQ, X MARION E SOLAN Product of Pnula M dc-lung and Charm School Oh her red red halr and her sparklung blue eyes sports personollty can talk your ear o top honor grades cant stand guys wrthout manners future as a fashnon co orornator Rlder College plans Luter l Usherettes 3 Canteen C uncll 34 Choir 34 GAA Councnl 4 Yearbook 4 Honor Socuety 34 Graduatlon Commlttce 4 GEORGE SNYDER Lrttle Boots kept busy keepnng us 54 chev nn top cond: lon lrwgronlcs rnechanlcs II be hs future professlon M del l Mnlltary 4 N Yzrufnv 3-mm., '-s-M GAIL SOREN Cant get away from Greens attractlon at Trenton State College protba ly follow hum terc always has cake I0 her lunch a Stelnert frrst tops In Eng I n Srgma Delta Kappa Commercial l Future Teachers 23 Cholr 34 Ushcrettes 3 Dramatlcs 4 ulll and Scroll 4 Hy Llter 3 4 60 JAMES SNYDER Plans to porn Army then a lnneman for Bell Telephone llkes huntnng holds down an after s hool fob Sports Hlghllghts I Turnpllng 4 l an 'G'-s 'r or 'TQ- Al Ill fr ups., ARLENE SPINELLI Pretty and prlm describes Pat a doll collectmg doll future or ence Nlghtlngale spends spare tune rlrnxnng new whlte Chevy beautrful wardrobe envied com p xnon wheres our newspapers? Service Corps l Usherettes 3 Canteen Councul 3 Food and Nutrutlon 4 ' A , . . all e ' . , ' , ' . . . f es t. or wi I - : . ' E. , , nt's tl P r . - U I A - . . . I , . I 0 I A ft- V tl' W by I? ,rip 4 3 I lr V ,ttf ,Y ' Y ,QV 'S is -1 cg, 5 K Q A . X - xy M4 , fr, t M, ll 'us ' It A I fir A V, ? Q fl 'F ' yi lil u .gi 'S . t Q I I I O I I , . , - I . I til . . . awd will lil P1 . - ls . . . . Is - 4, ' ' .H Hy- , 5 A Q Q I I , - I , . ' I A O , , . . 6 DONNA R SPRINGSTEEN lt s obylous she s from New Yawk dld you say Fatnwan? panntlng and skatnng un spare mlnutes I O e hustory pretty clothes Cholr 2 3 Library 4 SARA J STILLWAGON Bug blue eyes and freckles clescrlbe our Sally eyer ready smnle talkative grggles always wlth pruvate secretary lncllnatlans Student Councul I Commercual I Sec retarlal Practlce 3 4 Usherettcs 3 ture Bust ss Leaders 4 IU Tv 've--v ROBERT J STEWART Can be found on the banks of Stony Brook on the opemng day of trout season has fayorcte sport flshlng a Paul Anka fan a future Ilnotype operator Turnbllng I 3 4 Offlce Machmes 4 X , f V 'YJ XY? CAI. ,XIX , xr K 'xx x I s J N . 'X 4 5 I v fx V -3' YQ tl' X- ,x 'L X rx I NV ,XX swst , X . I1 'Jxxxubwqbi' , 444 in bi fun ROBERT N STEWART Stewy babe Truyua housekeeper writes orugmal poetry and short stones lakes progresslye jazz Columbua or Muhlenberg nn has future plans a Iournallstcc career or may be the study of the psychology of man Lnter IZ3 PS8.D 2 RICHARD STOY xwrs Xa ELIZABETH G STILWELL of the Bromley boys lakes Stennerts sensor match maker pleated skurts f endly t II ,sports baseb being has oy dependable congenlal or: th future ees Duck In the keen Interest un red headed boys A Joys progressive :azz d d could be Montcl I bl 4 State Dramatlcs I2 Soc I ancung ure Teach 3 ude t uncel I sports mln 0 ports MI y 4 Tum Ing A C sldent 4 I7 5-V' 61 The ll! I MII N XL . xr X Q T Q 1.4 7 I N if ASK: 'R sux IN' A ' I H QR I V1.1 . ? gg of X ,I ,if 5, c , I - A . 4-.A 6, i ,- '... ly I I I I Hy- , , g . . . ,3,4. I . . . . . . . fl O G O I ' Donna , . . rneatball sandwiches . . . I - . ' r . . . en I I I . . . , . . . O l l'S. Q 5 - ' I I J I . - F - , , ' F 4 I I . 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I J 3 jg o - I m M '03 GREGORY SUSNEY Gopher enjoys swnmmlng and bowlrng offer a stretch In fhe Navy he wanfs fo be a Sfafe Trooper the Bomber Model Club l PC M w W 1 M33 WM 'W 'N Aif5 X L I wif ROBERT J TOFT Rudy hopes lo be a physocolo glsf after affendlng Rufgers Klngston Trmo fan hobbies read mg and fenms Chess Club l Future Teachers 2 German 3 PSSD 34 Dramafucs 4 f.. .!1- 'CI ,FQ wr P' FRANK SZABO A Sfelnerf VI P If you want somefhmg done ask Frank Keeper of the Keys and the yearbook a Boys Sfafer engmeerlng rn the fufure a valuable assef fo Prxncefon or Lehugh Chess l Class Councll 2 3 4 Sfudenf Councll 2 3 4 Student Faculty Councll 3 Yearbook 34 Key Club 4 Pre 4 Honor Socuely 34 Dromaflcs 3 Qu II an Scroll 34 Foofboll l 2 Baseball l 2 3 Soccer 3 4 ROBERT S THOMAS Strong sxlenf fype camera s y llkes Fals Dornmo future uncle clded goes duck hunflng an hls spare fume lcc hockey a fayornte Mllltary 4 Soccer l 2 L 62 LQ! D SZUCS Ca her ed always an a Ya spln llkes ballad singers er frue feellngs arent Wlfh us ar sec refary PEVSOVWOUYV l Secrefarxal PFOCTICC 3 TYDIHQ 3 Office Machmes 4 MARY LINDA THOMPSON Enlays sports ambaflon fo be a bookkeeper and housekeeper swlms llke a flsh and enoys readxng keeps busy In the bakeshop Drarnatucs l Choor 2 3 4 Square Danc :ng 4 Servuce Corps l Red Cross l 3 4 1 A ,47 A lf l ,V T Kg Z gh f - 'ff' 6 .f .eg dll' ,'- T ,ff gs! 1,43 In 3 gx :Q , M 4' H - 1- ' , .....- ll HR 4 i., . . . I . soccer is fhelgarne fl . , going places fiend . . . puzza . . . wanfslfo be CX d , J , , only 1. I 9 nf-slr'-Ffa QA L T. 4. sys, X V ,Vic-lf-fy 3 X .eo-Q' x A-QJNJKKX Y, I -fx: . lf l 'l 4' l X753 ' T ,A-I Aff! ,, ' . h . , xy, H- I ' , - ' X . . ' ' ' ' - , .' , ' 7 ' CL- T M? S f ' gf ZZLWTI diff' , THOMAS J. TOMKO ELIZABETH A. TOTARO Friends, save all hurrung buzldlngs for thas tumor fireman . . a future Rutgers rnan . . member of a dance band--when docs hc get a chance to dance? . , assusts a veternnaruan . . . anybody got a loke? Dance Band 4g Choir 4. Lukas lnttle Chtlrjrcn . fan , doecn't ga . , Nrwcs Iasangc- . a orumory teacher. Arts and Crafts I. . . aywd football for campnsutmns , hopes to bc MARY GENA TROUT Math whuz . . . swims like o fvsh but then what do you expect from a Trout , swcct and aunct . . , wullung chauf- fcttr . . name any sport . , . Po. U. next year for X-ray technucnan. Socwal Dancing Ig Ushcrettes 3, Choir 3,45 G.A.A. Council 4. ' I' u in-Q.. 'Q 2' -Q 'f f'- q 'f PATRICIA A TROUT Has a Fc-outy tml fugurc Law rcnceywilc Beauty Sch I drives a white canvortrhle ncyer tn hamc' Ng br wn eyes ersonamy Dramatucs 3 Sac-are Danc ng 3 WH? im, 'E-A v., ROBERT W TYNDALE Hatchet man an the s ccor team rks rn a farm tn hs sparc ttmc r rnato pc and French frxcs plans fs State ahernate a er s 3 Serv' D 3 V rsrt, QXMJ S-...fx RICHARD USAS Ca'nc from N Y last year gwng S a y frlendly and sqcwawg IBM Schfal IPM apcrat r D a wwattcs 4 I Lx-4 I L! ,gn f 'A 4 MMA M if MN 63 I 1 t f J, I 9 5 M111 ,H 4 J' - U . 1 f L fy , I 1 1 U V' 1 Z' Q, L I- J' Iiv, I A I ' ' '- , LJ . Q f' ' 5' , , , ,, T' I I-an , , 'lv-T ' .fl f , rj' ' c . I I 'U - . - Q . . Q Q I , f- oo . Wu , 1 ., tr ci , f 4, 19 . . . 3 t , , gl! , , ff,-, 3 room an tnme . . . wno's a tlwrt7 . . tp cntcr the tracking business . , , ,E I P . W I Alt E 'Svcs 2,3,4, C .tc ce f' 1f77l1 . ffl ' '- , Cir E J,-1 U S 4. , KC f ,Aj J J -' . Lf!-f W 1- f' ., , VV lf, 1 I A ,,f,,., W r 1 Lg?-!4lf '6'1 A h 1 Wh L , ' ,V cc f ' C V Ll I 'JB f , 0 Lf L l' N W' CHARLES ROBERT VANSELOUS THOMAS VARGO ANGELO VASTI Headed for Uncle Soms Ngvy Transferred to us from Trenton Hugh watches gurls sharp dancer School thls year great personality may be found l'1OIV Qwef a Del Rlos a greg: WIBG fem love for huntmg blonde wavy personalnty wlth 0 and fushung even trred deep sea fvshung once Chour 3 Square Dancing 4 Dramotucs hopes 'O ,Om me Air Force Y'-r Huntlng and Flshlng 2 3 4 'Eff Q me-W' ALFONSE R VEDRO CAROL ANN VOLLMER Boys actuvuty leader at the Y Nncknarne Duck long lusclous eats mussels manages our basket blonde hanr hates geometry ball team fencing and pudo for look out Rlder lukes to dance thus one a chess champlon HYTGVDUQ best SOCCQV QOVWES whlch wnll he be? teacher law at Pcddle are a must bowling YC' Ol' Sfofe TVOODWP Soclal Dancing l Chess 3 Baseball l Track 3 Chess 23 Hunt mg 4 Photography 4 64 Please coll me Ang lets dance dance dance plans to attend Rlder College future accountant good Iooklng all smiles wander why he dropped shorthand plans to keep accounts olr eruce o CIVIFS Photography 4 Art Appreila non 4 XMXXJ QW I N., Cc ELLEN MARY WADE Flynng osquad at Bunhla s you ye gOt to be a football hero bonde contlngent of the S Ba Court talent for danclng and parntlng collects records and but tons Rader College and secretarlal work ahead for her Soclol Dancrng l 3 Modern Dance Servuce Corps l 3 Secretarno Practice 4 5 l 4. ' ' V I ' ' ' ,, . Ch l, S f C rps, 3, I' 3g -' I , Y. - f NO ' Y 'A - ' l- All V l rr I 'X w .N na , ,l U 'Q ry YJ' W l, X I-J ' 4- 2 ' f ' , xv XXI Hl izy 1 'cj Ax iq I K' l -V A wr y,ll ft lfu -- 3 , lx pa U I be .Nj K-X gr if 'itz I , fb ff, X J ' l ' l Ll w l' A V T 3 s' l v l , I M7 . V A if . c NNI' f t' ' 1 ,f ' 1. . Y X g , X 'Xl l f- ld f f . f ,, L, kc. 4 1 3 XX mx . l 'XX ty X Q' 'gt agj' Q Q , n in xi-I I 1.. C . N . if ,K-ix' K IC' Y I Lu V a s' Q1 kr s H 'LA f 'T . fills W ' Rl aj I V J L N fre f 3 . l ..- ' - I ' r,A'll I I 3,4j Q I l , g I ft ' .I V' so ' I rv' Awe CHRISTINE WALCH Chrus sleeps for a hobby ln the daytlme fobla for llpstlck and nallpollsh llkes onion sandwiches on black bread Stelnerts Mlss Arnold Constable trckles organ keys a future PICCCISOD7 Rlders secretarial course Slgma Delta Kappa Square Dancmg l Personollty l At 2 Secretarlal Practuce 3 Modern Dance 34 RALPH E WEHNER Quuet and conservatuve descrlbes Ralph paper anybody where s the flre constantly washmg a car Hamllton Fare Co his hobby future draftsman Social Danclng l Flrst And 4 Ihr 'Quay-Q' JOHN W WALSH Going down down down n submarine second home-the gas station values Stelnert autos and cars mechanlcally minded lghlughts f Sports l Chess Mllltary 4 Wbvgy' ROBERT W WATSON Ca hum ob Why does Bob llft weights? anybody got a pen? a future physical educatlon teacher State Teachers College gurls has mann hobby Reading l Tumbling l23 Soccer l 3 Football 24 Track 23 Chess and Checkers 2 Cholr 4 Canteen Councul CAROL ANN WEISS EDWARD A WEISSENBURGER Corporal ln a Leglon Band music s Butch qunet and good natured a must lst clarinet her specialty soccer capatln the Alr Force Oh Golly always on tlme next In u keep Interest ln listens to records a future meteorology would luke to llye secretary near the Great Lakes a college Personality l Secretarial Practice 3 molof 'n 9eO9 0DhY and h'5fO'V International 3 Band l 2 3 4 Sports Appreclatlon l Varsity S 3 4 :ivan HM Soccer l 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Chem lstry 4 rwifffp ,W M 65 .,,.-C ll, I W FN' . , ' l 3 R V l 29 K J t 5 l g ,ee X ,, , .bl I .Hia A,,l,,B,,.j. 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I if ,i , ,D ,x , M3 L., X , I I.. 56 IN Sw , V ' if , , 'Sf N . - K , s . x A+' 4, .5 .I '75 , I xx ' MDX I 22,1 fx 'I ,I 6 .QQ ,-NEW . nl M5 .frm IM Kiwi JOHN WILLIAM WELLS Better known as Bull the quiet type w en they call t wll the Navy meantime let It be Rnder College a future employee of the State of NJ lakes to take chance Visual Alds l CIVICS 3 Flrst And 4 EL A WILLIAMS a u pep s a member of the G A A par Dates In basketball and vollexw Rx etlte comedn enn s, o O offlce work after UUIIAA enloys her hobbies ler skqtlng nd dancing s and-J Cr ts l Square Danclng 3 Ser :ce Co 3 Lrbrary Practice 4 'inane-' qpvwf MARJEANNE K WERST Margeanne had some little lambs their enthusl fleece was whlte as snow ostuc 4 H member for 5 years ce ery and OLD cars member of G A A carrots lrkes OLD a Ralnbow grrl Speclal Arts l Dramatlcs 3 Choir MARTIN P WINIARSKI Would you care for some chicken saladw Mr Mott s Handyman those embarrassing moments enthusuastlc observer of sports busunoss manager of Hy Lnter varsrty track manager Corn and Stamp l PS LD 2 Hy Liter 34 Service Corps l 34 Chemistry 4 Track Manager 3 4 Sr Dramatucs ws... CAROL ANN WERTS Kltty enjoys dancing clothes are tres chrc reading and wrntmg are favorite Dastlmes e future may fund her placing long dns tance telephone calls Drarnatlcs l2 Costumes 34 Junior Red Cross 4 MARTIN D WOLFGANG What he doesn t know about volts not a Wolf but sold a Gang of hot clogs looking for a drnvers Incense Iukcs electromcs and cars Leisure Hour l C6 lr 1, l f' KENNETH WOOD Woody , . . strlctly the outdoor type , . . hunting, fnshlng and swlrn- ming . . . loves gym . . , wants to fall clffs lb a stun man, that ls . . , cars! Tumbling lj Socnal Dancung 3, CARL YENNER Lakes Steinert and its rules , , . un- decided about has future . . . big ap- Dctlte, chlefly for ham ond spaghetti . . quiet . , . goes for chma horses , A . not seen, but always backstage , . . don't coll me Carl-ee. S-amans Club lg Naturalist Club 3g Models 8.4Crafts 4. W N-1-wc., JVM l','5'1-, 'K 4'T M JOHN J ZEFUTIE Better known as Jack R tops Jacks mornmg taxl servnce Ha l-la lm loughlng e grey ghost IS slowly fadlng out undecnded about has future Rader or Trenton Jumor sual Ads l Baseball 2 Cnvucs Landscapmg 3 Cholr 4 Student Coun u'VlfVL LOUIS R. IACCHINO Has has eye on a 56 Chevy . , . local music man , , . Semper Fldelns now and forever . , . to the Marme Corps . . . electrically fas- -lnated . , . lakes sports cars music and gurls. Soclal Dancmg lg Mnlitary 4' First A'd 1 -Y R., 6Q aiu 441 ni! -s,. Now we contlnue on with e future Sensors of Stemert the Class of l96l To them we hand our tradltlons and our f'rf4 herltages wlth the hope that they will carry OH In the true Stemert spnrlt 5 .V ..,,. mmy , 11 f, ., ,vi :xv 4 4, 'Q 4 Q Q 'lime , 1 ,, A-, ffff fy xi, is H, 'wa Q 5, W 4 , Q ,fwg ' f ,.,.f, ff U f ii ws: ,QE R if N, if :Li 523' ' wg ,, 1 Sandra Adarns Robert Alvarez Dean Anderson Mary Lou Backes Sandra Bacskay James Baggott Judith Bainbridge Joan Bara Margaret Battaglio Edward Baxter Lennon Baxter Richard Beato Carol Bednar Eleanor Beebe Barbara Bennett Wayne Bennett George Benson Donna Berrien Helen Birilci Jeff Bixby Bonnie Bittner Lirlda Bock . Ronald Bodnar Sally Bonfield Gerrie Breese David Brennan Rose Marie Bresnan Sheila Briggs Robert Brook Karen Burrneuster Helen K, Burns Ethel Butler Salvatore Cauro Patncla Calvanelln Earl Carhart I z l W' , N X . l: 7' 'S 2 Ahab x?vs ,X '-T x , 3 'S IIN, f LQ Q., 5 s 3 ah' 41. s...- Janice Carlton James Carpenter Thomas Caruso Andrew Cento Vincent Cento Christine Chamberlain Jeryl Chamberlain Barbara Cichocki Peter Clark Graham Cleaves Stanley Cohen Leslie Cross Leonard Crowther Carol Cubberley Ronald Cubberley Susan Culp Lynne D'Agostino Rose Marie Damico Frederick Danser Frances David William Davies Catherine Delahanty Patricia DeLany Robert DeLapo William Delate Richard Dey James Dix Ronald Dockter James Doherty William Damanski Joseph Donnelly Cassandra Donovan Coletta DiBella Eileen DiCicco Nancy DiCicco Y 7x LAL 11 fx WT' S-- Miriarn Dotzerf Joseph Douglass Rose Ann Dovie Judith Ann Dowlan John Dudley Suzonne DuFoult James Dunn Dovid Ely Carol Emonn Borbaro Ernilioni Dennis Enoch Horry Ervin Jeryle Eyler Bruce Foloon Lois Farrell Ronald Fell Vincent Ferlise Charles Fisher Robert Fletcher Helen Floyd Edward Foden Patricia Freeman Jane Freyberger Carole Godsby Virginia Gafgen Geraldine Gambi Goil Garrison Robert Gorrison Will ern Gaze Charles Gebhordr Judvh Geisler Arthur Genereux Mow Genoyay Richard George Choies Giambelluca Thomas Gioscio Sandra Gladney Kathleen Gnandt Richard Godsey Carol Goff Robert Goyden Dawn Gray William Habingreither Charles Hammell Wayne Harle Reid Hausch Marie Healey Nancy Hill Thomas Hillman Ingrid Hoffmann Arlene Holman Linda Horn Mary Elizabeth Horner Barbara Howell Joseph Hoyer Donald Huggins William Hulse Sanford Hunsinger Edward Hyde Delores Ice Patricia Jaeger Jean Jefferson Gail Johnson Barbara Jones Clifford Jones Lorraine Jopko Judith Keresztury Trueloye Kiss John Kiyler Juris Krumins Helen Lake Frank Lawfon Leianne Levine Alan Leuchfers Delores Logan Dorothy Lowe Herman Lubieski Judy Luisi Blanche Maglosky Lois Ann Majarowifz Carol Lynn Mansure Joan Marek Eleanor Mari Janice Marshall Dave Martin Michele Massare Mary Jo Masfropoli Torn Maurizi Gail Mazzanti Marie McCabe Bonnie McClimate Sharon McCormick Mary MCCully Carol Mcl-lugh Marilyn McLaine John Mehl Dot Meighan Terry Merlino Pat Mesday Larry Migliaccio Bill Nlild Carol Miller Torn Mcnerte Barbara 'vlcrehart Joan Mcrrala 'KTT7 l -'Q 'tif in ye 3' , ? LAI ff 3 Q 'C' l 'YS Cul 4 5.x .gm I A 5... Q... Sp-,..,l' In ve' ,... jv- aC. ser, 422 Kathy Mueller John Mycoff Carol Nagy Gail Nalbone Gail Newell Carol Nickel Gertrude Norcross Wayne O'Banion Jack Olexovitch Joe Onofri Henry Owens John Owen Delores Pagliaro Forrest Parker Gary Parker Carolyn Pastor Jana Paterson William Pendergast Sue Perron Jim Porter Vivian Procaccini Joan Pshenychny Irene Quinty Robert Reffelt Virginia Reed Richard Riddle Carl Rigby Frances Rinaldi Carolyn Rittenhouse Pat Rizzo Carol Sue Roberts Gale Roberts Pat Rodenbaugh Mary Ann Rosina Mary Ann Rush YT1' L. vit' ,gf J A wk' in '. -f-.. W 'QT' is K 1-um-.V TQ fy iv' it John Russo Anelia Sadoyy Karen Schenck Thornas Schilk Richard Schuler Edward Scudder Gail Seobridge Mary Lyn Sedia Phyllis Seitz Sue Severino Arlene Silver Penny Sirncox Barbara Skworzec David Smith Patricia Smith Peggy Smith Douglas Shook Catharine Spoto Edward Steckley Carol Swick l-la lyna Sydo rec Susan Szczukowski Carol Tafrow Thomas Tafrow Cynthia Tahirak Jo Ann Tannone Catherine Taylor Edward Thorn Charles Thornton Clarence Tindall Edward Truelove Jarnes Taozzolo Rath Tyndale Frank Uyegeg Martin Van Arsdale Douglas Van Deusen Barbara Van Daren 1. Edward Vaughn Joyce Vickers Steve Vitangeli Donald Wagner John Walsh Barry Walter Mariory Walter Ralph Wassmer X Q' Judith Webb Andrew Weir Linda Weissenburger Patricia Wendrzycki Alan Wildblood 'Y' Anne Wilke Bonnie Wilson Judith Wood Suzanne Wortley Elizabeth Yeager 5? Lola Zagores Vladamir Zamerovski X,-Q Harry Zickler Abscnlccs John Beekman, Walt Bransfield, Nicholas Brotak, Harry Carlsson, Susan Carson, Faith Hickey, John Holden, Leroy Hutchinson, Kathleen Jenkins, Dave Kleinman, Carol Koch, Janice MacFarland, Karen Mathuse, Judy McDowell, Alexander Mitzen, Mary Ellen Mangan, Sharon Morgan, George North, Karen Quinn, Lucia Ray, Arleen Reilly, Dale Roberts, Joseph Scozzara, Charles Smith, Robert Smith, Lorraine Verbosky, Patricia Weg- ner, Marilyn Wolfgang, Bob Zarr. 76 is I ,gag 1 ..+. W , 1 1 9' 5 , .mf -nw' si ff! ,Mi Q 5 Yve- Jr . E' W-5.5 ?,?' James Adams John Adams William Adams Harold Addison Mae Allen Susan Ambrey Doris Ashworth Richard Barnett Donald Bearce Dorothy Bedner John Beekman Audrey Billingham Carole Bloor John Bodnar Sharon Booker Gary Boszak Charles Bound Dennis Bowes Irene Bowker Norman Bowlby Carol Boyd Barbara Briggs Dorothy Britton Pat Browne Carole Bruynell Barbara Bublat Bill Buck Bill Buehler Glenn Burns Gerard Buron Robert Buron Dorothy Burroughs Joyce Caravone Louis Carlucci Judith Carr Raymond Carson Frank Cartwright Hazel Caruso Shirley Chamberlin Shirley Chiarello William Chmura Robert Cifelli Barbara Clayton Edward Cleary Robert Collier Evelyn Collins Susan Collis Edward Conner Dianne Cooper Robert Cooper Patricia Cope Virginia Copper Daniel Coursen Richard Crockett Kathleen Cronce Shirley Crosby Donald Czmyr Laura D'Amico Jane Davison Doris Deatherage Christopher De Blois Ronald Di Guiseppe Janice Di Natole Eileen Donovan Patricia Dotzert Dianna Dromboski Richard Dunlap Joanna Eavenson William Engel Jacqueline Esser Robert Ewaskiewicz Janet Follow Elwood Fell E, Rowe Ferguson Donna Firth Harry Forker Walter Fornal Vicki Forrest Beverly Foster Barton Francis Down Fruscione Barbara Fuhrman Florence Gabryzewski Michael Gallagher Anita Gotti Lorraine Giambrone Darlene Gibbons Joyce Giddens Robert Gifford Annie Lou Gillard Michael Glerum John Gnandt Robert Gorczucki Catherine Goslin George Gray Lindo Graycar John Griffiths Richard Gravott William Grosse William Hadley Thomas Hale Lois Hanson Sandra Horbourt Sandra Harper Myrna Harrison William Hartz Walter Haupt Linda Heal Inez Henderson Lowell Henderson Elizabeth Hewitt Frederick Hickman X 9 ,i if 1 N Q sf 1 rx e af it ., , Y 1 fn. kd vc ,SJ s- ul Q I ,,' ,, ' if Cf ! 5' .X f i - we Ulf 1- fa ,tx 1. 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L n': L Aw Robert Hicks Margaret Hill Vincent Hixson Edward Hoch Valerie l-loryat Lorena Hotmar John Howard Wayne Huston Harry Hutchins Karen Hutchinson Diane Innella Betty Jaeger Bob Jardine Charles Jenkins Gayle Jennings Richard Jessup Carol Johnson Patricia Johnson Betsy Jones Lea Jones Sandra Joslin Carolyn Kamping Kenneth Kauffman Jeffrey Kelly Dayid Kenderdine Barbara Kenney Gail Kimbley Walter Kokesh Richard Kriesick Dennis Lamont Kay Laramore Carole Lawrence John Layton Jack Lee Elmer Lewis William Lewis Ursola Licciardello Nancy Liss Katherine Lott Julius Maieski Robert Malinoski Judy Malkin John Marker Richard Martinetti Ronald Mattioli Geraldine Matousek John Matyi Robert Mayer Dan McGuire Kathy McCullough Francis McCutcheon Kathy Meehan Harry Meeks Judy Meisner Sandra Mercer James Mesday Charles Middleton Nancy Miller Robert Miller Craig Mohr Ted Monette Mary Lee Morgan Henry Morris Jim Murphy Charles Nash Mary Ann Neary George Neath Art Nemutz Joan Nickel Evelyn Nnrnmo Joan Nuttall Jeff Ogden Patrlna Okum Catherine Oransky Georgnne Ousbin Dan Palmer Linda Parker Ann Pecarlc Bob Perry Down Petty Lana Pillar Alma Pnzzuteilo Bob Post Judith Powers Geraldine Preston Robert Pyle Cedes Quinncn John Rairnondi George Rainier Betty Ranto Dorothy Rebh Gerrie Reid Frank Renelt Eileen Rittenhouse Bill Robblns Veronica Robbins Robert Robinson Frank Romano June Rose Judith Ruhlin John Sadoyy Linda Savage Marguerite Schundewolf Joan Schmidt Margaret Schmidt Richard Sernmel Jack Shary Thomas Sheridan Virginia Srmonson James Smcoskre Shirley Skok Beverly Smith F' V J ,jr R ,Q sy, 'TI' 34 Q '32 63 , 3,1 - , , X, J vt A ' M. 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Q' . 1- -. .. ,t tl 4 , , 3. -if lv I J, aphamarc Abscntccs Jockie Bfondff HOVVY Burd, Jim Butera, Connie Costa, Ronald Di Natale, Sandra Dotter, Theresa Downs, Elmer Eisner, Frank Groh, Bill Havens, Tom Kelly, John Lazdins, Rose Kauffman, Betty Kleinkauf, Donald Novat- koski, Dave Sheff, Sharon Steinert, Dot Woodington, Jim Van Hise, Ralph Walker, William Warren, Wayne Young, B2 Ellen Smith Thomas Smith William Smith John Smyth Muriel Snook Richard Snyder Hewitt Southard Nancy Southard Lucy Spadaccini Shirley Spurdens Jeffrey Squibb Roberta Starr William Stewart Harry Stilwell Sandra Stout Betty Surtees Mary Szarka Elsie Taylor Ruth Tenney Joyce Teresky Kathryn Texany Carolyn Thorn Edward Tyndale Steven Tyndale Margaret Urbanavage Alexander Vasanski Gerald Venanzi Carmen Verde Robert Vernon Frederick Volz Richard Wade Robert Walker John Wallace Alice Walsh George Warr Judith Webb Ann Westlein Michael Weyman Walter Weyman Frederic Wieszczek James Wilno Patricia Woolverton Fred Yeade William Yates Barry Zadworny John Zaggi Karen Zemlansky Lindc' .entner Pat Lepka l.. heslzman 611155 Officers Lee Mercier President Lise Puzio Vice-President Jerry Federico Secretory Tom Colvonelli Treasurer Mrs. Doris Conner Adviser COLORS. Green and White gf- '- ' ' , i G' 4 L A Q - sQ 1 6: ' ' 5- Fax ' l 1 ax I 'ml - hx 3 L, 6 M4 3 'Q 'C' 4 .L 4. . if V' bi , A L, B, im yi, 1 I .ti X 'S p .1 m , 523150 'QLJWJL I t 3 'W 3 Q 6. A X gg -, James Abel Cheryl Ambrey Alyce Bacskay Suzanne Badeau Suzanne Borden Corteria Baxter Joseph Beato Ralph Beck Pat Beebe Barbara Behn John Bendal Bruce Benson Pat Bernatowicz Donna Bernhardt Paul Binz Walt Bowker Rodney Boysen William Brady Eileen Bransfield Sharon Bransfield Paulette Brunori Barbara Bruynell Dick Bublitz Pat Burch Margaret Burd Robert Burke Bob Burns Karen Buttaci Charles Calcese Thomas Calvanelli Alan Campbell Dan Capell Edward Cartlidge Anthony Caserta William Cashel J. Lee Cetaloni Joseph Cegledi Joseph Chico Paddy Lou Clarke Jacqueline Coleman Rita Collier Richard Conover Frank Constantini Bonnie Cook John Cook Gertrude Cooper Mitchell Cooper Mildred Cox Carol Cramer Joyce Cramer J, Matthew Cronin James Crowther Barbara Cummins Matthew Dayton Patricia DeCarlo Louis DeLotto Joseph Demyon David Dilatush Samuel Dillahey Charles Divine Leonard Dix Richard Dunigan Anna Dunn Carol Dyer Leona Edinger Harriet Ellsworth Donna Emman Lois Erick Kenneth Erick Susan Erick Wann Fallow Frank Fasshauer Jeraldine Federico Linda Finkle Carolyn Fischer Kenneth Flaer Carol Fletcher Wayne Flood Carolyn Freeman Barbara Fritts John Gadsby Drew Gallagher Lorraine Garrison Barbara Gaskill Exa Marie Genovay Alice George Sylvia Giacobbi Gwen Giallela Virginia Giarnbelluca Rohert Gibilisco Leonard Golah Cheryl Graeff Bernard Graham Mary Griffiths Karen Gross Goadner Grouser Martha Grove John Guido James E. Gutzwiller Kenneth Hadley Diane Halliday Sonia Hampton Thomas Hargraves Kathryn Harle Rath Hartman Linda Haupt Barbara Hawthorn Gary Hawthorn JoAnn Heaton Karen Hess Patricia Hess Angel Hewett Lynn Holman Ronald Holzman Lynn Horan Craig Huebler Terry Hurley Bill Jervis Jay Johnston E. Lynne Jones Roger Jones Delores Jorgensen Donna Joslin Betty Kaiser Carla Karlberg Gary Kater Michael Keartan Giles Kennedy Richard Kent JoLu Kirby Rosemary Kish Arlene Kite Paul Kiyler Judith Klug Nancy Kolesar Patricia Kolesar Jack Kclk Frank Koller Marianne Koller Kenneth Kolodziei Michael Kovacs Kathleen Koyal Rcoert Kratzer Marsha Krernper W lliarn Krernper Vincent LaBau Ido Landis Tr-elrna Landis R :hard Larfn ng Edward La ter- , -, Naacf Ledchters Ncncf Licciadellc Jianne Lehiang 7' :hard L s ewslci Etc he Llo,d James Lloyd Whl arn Lombardi Carole Lovett Pool Lucas John Lucky V' W as 0 ' - 3 5-W 5 4 3 l 1 . mfs is 1' 55? 'XF ag M t .5 1 X nv, v. 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Joseph Maglosky Judy Maher Barbara Molarowltz JoAnn Martin Shlrley Martlni Dlane Masclantonl Reglna Masterpole Frances Maul JOFNET MO'v Robert McAaley Cheryle McCllrnent Mary Jean McGann Bonne Lee McKlnley Patrlck Meehan Lee Mercler Charlene Merecllth Jerome Mlgluaccl Elalne Mlller Patrlc a Mindcr Padl Mltzen Charles Moore W lllam Merehart Padl Mullen Robert Murphy Bonnie Nacel Donald Neals Lots Newhart Ronald Nlcklow Suzanne Nopens Wayne Norcross Rlchard Northey Duane Noyatkoskt Kathleen O'Connell Paal O'Gara Ivan Ollnsky Bonnie Olryer Veronlca Orban Monica Orsl Kenneth Pagllaro Walter Popp Kathleen Parker Lynda Parklnson Meta Parsons Donald Pastor Broce Patton Rodney Patterson Hen-yr Pazdan Sharon Pepe Frank Perchalskr Rosernartc Persl Pot Petretta Hcen Phrlltps Lester Plerson Joe Plntrnall Jacquelnnc Platt Jay' Potent Mcrllou Potts Carol Prlce Kathleen Prncacclnl Ellsa Puzuo Joleen Raclvany Mlchael Rafferty Car' Rathbone Charles Reed Lester Recycs Robert Rc-ld Cathy Rern JoAnn Relstnger Wllllarn Reynolglg Jcsephlne Rte: arrlelll Sal'y R-ghtlcy Florence Roberts Llnda Robertson Dennls Robinson Nancy Rock John Ronan Wtlllarn Rosolowsky Rlchard Rassl Sally Rowland Moreen Salley We v Q 9. 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Q- I N vo. , 4 F ' .W w i ' . i X 1 - ,V I 2 W if , K7 fx tl' 12 'Q , ag! i 1 'Q i 'A N59 M5 0 wie ' if fr l s V ' l ri JE .KL .Q mg ,Ani QL -Sir . gg an SS. . r i Joan Yates Jane Zadareky Gladys Zagoreos Edward Zamerowsky Edith Zielinski Sfrcshmau Absrntccs . 8 , cr ws, Joan Sawadski Carol Scheideler Barry Schenck Robert Scheren Barbara Schmidt Linda Schmidt Lucille Sedia David Sharples Raymond Shibe Helen Shibovitch Gloria Silvestri Patricia Sinclair Thomas Sincoskie Joseph Sipos Kathleen Sizemore Raymond Skean Bonnie Smith George Smith Joan Smith Kenneth Smith Richard Smith Suzanne Squibb George Stilson John Stinger Diane Stowe Kevin Sullivan Lorraine Sutton Stanley Taylor Wayne Taylor Jerry Thomas Cynthia Tiblsetts Patrick Tobin Marion Van Arsdale Diane Van Doren Judith Van Horn Barbara Van Lieu Thomas Vosti Dennis Veldof Joann Vigh Ralph Walker Nancy Waters Elinor Watson Judith Weaver Michael Wilfing Arnold Williams Sandra Williams Jeanne Winiarski Charles Wisely Fern Wolfinger George Wood William Wood Katherine Woodward Janice Wright Kent Wright Linda Wright Patricia Wyzga Helen Alt crow, Howard Barnett, Elizabeth Bice, Lou-se Gossner, Louis GUyD6'0, John Hatala, Carol Keintz, Warren Letchworth, Jeanette Rif1Ql40mD, MOUOU TITUS 87 Wt 'F-6. 2. fix xg .'f'f :A fa, W, W.. , .er sm , ,M V' Q'5'.ff,1i,i r 9003.3 in , ,A Frank Szabo President Barbara Emiliani Vice President Karen Kovacs Recording Secretary Pat Spinelli Corresponding Secretary Sydney Silverman Treasurer Jack Serfass Adviser Siudenf Kauncil The Student Council is the organiza- tion representative of the entire student body and gives the students the oppor- tunity to participate in the affairs and government of the school. This year it initiated a Bundles Drive to collect cloth- ing and shoes for needy children. Other activities include sponsoring Activity Pe- riod Dancesg sending delegates to N.J.A. H.S.C. of which we are a memberg dec- orating Christmas treesg making posters publicizing athletic eventsg and compil- ing its biggest project, the school scrap- book, The year culminated with the an- nual election of officers following a week of vigorous campaigning and the assem- bly program devoted to the introduction of the candidates. Pictured to the left are the l959-l96O officers. . First row: Jane Freyberger, Moe Allen, Bonnie Cook, Lynne Di Agostino, Lynn Horan, Deanna Dziesinta, Gwen Giallela. Second row: Dick Godsey, Marilyn McLoine, Fern Wolfinger, Betsy Jones, Karen Zemlansky, Florence Roberts, Nancy Liccardello, Sharon McCormack, Barbara Bennett, Robert Taft. Third row: Jerry Venanzi, Janet Public Speaking and Debating Pictured top left are P.S.8iD. officers. Syd Silverman, treasurer, Zora Mushinsky, presi- dent, Rick Donser, vice-president, Terry Merlino, corresponding secretory, Joan Pshenychny, his- torian, June Ostrowski, National Forensic League secretary, Janice Carlton, secretary, and Bob Goyden, publicity secretary, These are the leaders of one of the busiest clubs in Steinert. Its members compete with other schools in debates, public speaking tour- naments, and poetry contests. Through their Na- tional Forensic Charter, they gain national rec- ognition for their achievements The club is sponsored by Miss Heher, Bottom left are Gerald Venanzi, Lee Mercier, Syd Silverman, Bill Mild, Bob Goyden, and Rick Danser, as they presented an excerpt from the Caine Mutiny in their P.S.8tD. Assembly Pro- gram. May, Jo Ann Cocavio, Karen Hess, Rose Marie Persi, Richard Bublitz, Raymond Skean, Richard Lanning, Joseph Onifri, Graham Cleaves. Fourth row: Robert N. Stewart, Tom Gioscio, Paul O'Gara, Tom Colvanelli, Alan Campbell, Lee Mercier, Gerry Migliacci, Clifford Jones, Miss Heher, sponsor. key Elulf The Hamilton East Key Club was inaugurated this year under the sponsorship ot the Hamilton Township Kiwanis Club. The purpose of the Key Club is to develop initiative and leadership, to serve the school and community, and to prepare for useful citizenship. Below are pictured some of the members as they appeared in their Christmas skit. Board Of Directors Frank Szabo President Bob Mucciarelli Vice-President Bill Davies Secretary Rick Danser Treasurer Bruce Rettman Sr. Director Jim Carpenter Jr, Director Harry Hutchins Soph. Director From left to right: Syd Silverman, Ray Freson, Frank Harry Hutchins, Ed Hyde, Forrest Parker, Dan Coursen, Szabo, Bob Reffelt, Bill Yates, Don Huggins, George John Griffiths, Larry Migliaccio, Jim Geltch, Wayne Saams, John Owen, Bob Mucciarelli, John Lane, Bill Huston, Dave Badeau, and Mr. Hoagland, Faculty Davies, Rick Danser, Jim Carpenter, Bruce Rettman, Adviser. 41:31 First row: Katen Kovacs, Zora Mushinsky, Cathy Scozzaro, Frank Szabo, Jean Drach, Marion Solan. Second row: Pat Hollis, Gloria Smith, Gail Soren, Lynda Lovelace, Joan Masine, Sandy l-leld, Darl Raho. Third row: Nancy Edwards, Jackie Hanor To create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to pro- mote worthy citizenship, to encourage the de- velopment of character in the students of Hamilton High School East are the main pur- poses of the Honor Society. One of the most important services ren- dered bythe society is planning and executing the program for graduation. To be chosen for membership, one must have honor grades for at least three ot their high school years. Many of our seniors have achieved this honor for four years. Quill and Sara!! vciely g The Quill and Scroll Society is an lnter- national Honor Society tor high school jour- nalists. Seniors and juniors who rank in the upper quarter of their class and have dem- onstrated outstanding journalistic abilities are chosen for this society each year by the sponsors of our two publications-the Cresset and the Hy-Liter. First row: Ncrene Halper, Gloria Smith, Cathy Scozzaro, Frank Szabo, Jean Drach Second row: Shelia Crawford, JoAnn Cacavio, Gail Soren, Mau- reen Connor Third row: Linda Bock, Ray Freson, Robert Stewart, Marion Solon, James Geltch, Sue Perron Fourth row: Judy Geisler, Martin Winiarski, John Owen, Janice MacFarlane, Sidney Silverman, Barbara Van Doren. Huggins, Peggy Sanders, Joan Fasshauer, Carol Seaman, Barbara Meadows, Bruce Rettman, Mau- reen Connor, Ray Freson, Beverly Luccarella, Shirlee Britton, Noreen Halper, Jerrie Black. aciely Holding the Honor Register are Valedic- torian, Frank Szabo, and Salutatorian, Cathy Scozzaro. Jean Drach, Zora Mushinsky, and Marion Solan were honored with third, fourth, and fifth places. Other tour year honorees are Karen Kovacs, Lois Muir, Sandy Held, Jcan Masine, Darl Raho, Bruce Rettman, Gail Soren, Gloria Smith, JoAnn Graziano, Pat Hollis, Ray Fre- son, Maureen Connor, Lynda Lovelace, and Barbara Meadows. V ,WV ,Jl24W'd'7yW!Wf .7!lww24fff9b0Qw0Jg,05,a4pw2ZQfVMw6 MWWWWWZ ' . Jmanfmw ,Q , 1 I .3 if MWMW ,ZMM ff ' ,yrw00ff'0'Uj plqwifff W7 fwwfilwff M fywfffwhw WWW Sb fp!! .0 c Ed MWWM , QW f- QQQ71, -, .V 4 , g ll . hx ,..---fr 1 , --L, aL W 5... Jean Drach Co-Editor 9511 A - , A ---L Q 1-f 1 ' 4 Mary Duffy Advisor 1:f ' Q, ce Rettman Sandy To the left Sensors Nancy Edwards B Heid Marlon Solon Nancy Comerford Joar Masune and Clem Nam: look oyer the vnformdtn n yOu gave ab ut yourself os they work on the Senwor write up Above Sue Arnbr y Betsy Jones Joan th best pnctar s mcax Sue DuFauIt Marek Lnnda Graycar and Pat Smnth elec Top At work dre D nnd Bernhardt Penny Kathy Jenkins .1,hn Owen Germ Breece and Barry Walter. I THI Z LITER HAMILTON HIGH-EAST, STEINERT MEMORIAL SCHUOL, TRENTON, N. J. Newly Inducted Key Club Officers -if N X.: ' x Senior Class I i A X W W , -iam- Q l . .V A ' tg., ' vow .wi vw K ro- ! i --nw f- - erm.. g, Md 3 A tE......i'-'- -E seinert . I - L-AIA------W Hy , X ess nina M' . vlce-presluvntl V, Asoeioiion Published by the sfudenfs of EX he program began Wlth a Selec- N , , . fig, nAMiLroN msn scnooi.-EAST gsfsoti by the band F1GSta Calypsou ey u I Six 'FMS Pe' Yee' tten by Thelson Myers. SEQQREDWOR ..4.,...,.... .. .....,,. C, any rfmnzcompanied by Susan Carson w'II B EESATURE EDITOR , .,,,A,,.,.........A,e.... aciisfsqcoixiiii Thomas Gambino On the flute PAGE FEATURE Eocrorz ....,.,..,.. ,,.. .,., ' s . I e QQATCQ-IEIALS .......,..,. Noreen Helper and Jo Aniogacznig A1 Gamblng an third R EDITOR ..,.......,...,.,......,..., R b ff B k ' is 0 an, PHOTOGRAPHER .......,.., . . , . 'lui Ggsgh Chou, Sang T , BY BUSINESS MANAGER f Marian winamxif also did Ch0Ya19' C0mD0-Sed P1'eSQl'1tly COTlt3lIllflg thcucvv -uint: uiciuucin, unease? ,serv Tucci- national, a service organization connected with the Kiwanis League, is sponsored by faculty member William Hoagland. Selected in elections last year, the officers are president, Frank Szabog vice president, Bob Mucciarellig secretary, Bill Daviesg and treasurer, Rick Danser. The club members, with their parents, attended a Charter Ban- quet, October 13. The affair was given for them by the Kiwanis of Hamilton Township. Girls See Game On College Trip By JO ANN CACAVIO Last Saturday, several junior and senior girls attended College Day at Douglass College, the woman's division of Rutgers, The State Un- iversity. The program included tours of the school, a program on college life, a picnic lunch, and attendance at the Rutgers-Lehigh football game. College Day, sponsored annually by the New Jersey State Federa- Formed last June, Steinert's Key Club has applied for its charter. The full complement of members will be twenty-five boysg ten sen- iors, ten juniors, and five sopho- moresg selected by either Mr. Hoag- land or the other members on the I basis of their service to their school. Every year new members will be selected and voted upon as the senior boys graduate. Retlman Is Director The present members consist of seniors, David Badeau, Raymond Cramer, Raymond Freson, James Geltch, John Lane, George Saams, Sydney Silverman, and senior di- .sy J. S. Bachg Jerome Kern's All the Things You Aregl' and MOI' Man River. Dry Bones was sung by the 'nen's chorus with rhythm instru- ments respresenting the sounds of the body. ,Students Prepare or Science Fair By Carole Bruynell Have you started your science project? If not, you'd better, be- 031158 the eighth annual Greater Trenton Science Fair is almost here. It will be held March 30 and Q31 and April 1 in the War Memor- ial Building. The Fair is co-spon- sored by the Engineers Club of Trenton and the Trenton Times Newspapers. U16 Press Speaks We of the l-ly-Liter staff would like to express our gratitude for the lOOWn support given to us oy the student body in our subscription drives. Your overwhelming support has encouraged us and enabled the staff to better its publication. Staff members have participated in several regional press conventions in order to improve their work. However, any measure of success is due large- ly to the guidance of our advisor, Mr. Varchetto, who has patiently sacrificed much of his spare time to assemble the six editions of the Daoer. 'Q 8 .- W v'A -gn - ' new Mr. Pasquale Varchetto X Sponsor I 's O Pictured below are the l-ly-Liter reporters. Top: Carol Bruynell, Mary Lou Potts, Vicki Forrest, Shirley Crosby, Gwen Giallela, Nancy Southard, Eleanor Mari, Linda Beverly Smith, Mae Mary Jean McGcnn, Bock, Sue Perron. Middle Row: Belle Allen, Carol Cunningham, Raymond D. Freson Editor-in-Chief Janice MacFarlane, Karen Gross, Joanne Lieblang Sitting: Kathy McCullough, Cheryl Chiarello Barbara Van Daren, John Beekman, Alyce Bacskay June Rose Jackie Brandt. 5-rpg S , fir, mia :mor Drama WJ.. ug. Pictured from left to right: First row: J. Coulton, R. Lucarella, N. Boltz, G. Persi. Fourth row: M. Winiarski, Toft, C. Rothstein. Second row: J. Martin, D. Raho, R. T. Hines, R. Horak, R. Schuck, G. Saams, M. Kildea, Hulick, L. Lane, L. Cooney, D. Doldy, J. Ostrowski, J. R. Usas, R. Vonselous. Fifth row: A. Fischer, G. Manu- Dey. Third row: J. Koppanyi, J. Kendrick, J. Burns, kos, J. Ferrette, R. Reichard, V. Lolly, A. Kall, J. Semm- Z. Mushinsky, L. Ernbley, S. Crawford, K. Dansbur'y, B. ler, and T. Kocsis. Sponsor: Mrs. Palmieri. The magic of words becomes ci reality through our Dramatic Clubs. Their activities include studying drama, acting techniques, and voice. They present plays for the entire student body during the school year. The Modern Dance Club interprets drama through the language of gestures. This year they were outstanding in their portrayal of the Sadie Hawkins Dance in Li'l Abner. r aplwmarr Drama Front: Diane lnnella, Sue Collis, Kathy Meehan, Joanna Eavenson Center: Coral Boyd, Lindo Savage, Shirley Chiarello, Lindo Parker, Barbara Bublot, Judy Ruhlin. Bock: Meg Urbanavage, Sue Ambrey, Myrna Harrison, Betty Surtees, Linda Heal, Linda Graycar, Shirley Skok, Anne Pecoric, Ann Gillard. Sponsor: Mr. Berman. 96' Sfrcshmau Drama First Row: Carol Price, Sharon Pepe, Florence Ann Roberts, Pat DeCarlo, Pat Beebe, Carol Cramer. Second Row: Joan Yates, Gerri Frederico, Gertrude Cooper, Joe Demion, Barbara Schmidt, Pat Birch. Third Row: Ginger Giambelluca, Lois Newhart, Joann Vie, Janice Wright, Jo- Ieen Radvany, Kathleen Parker. Fourth Row: Lucille Sedia, Jane Zadarakey, Mary Potts, Carol Dylre, Pat Wisket, Sponsor: Mrs. Damiano. ,funiar Drama Standing: Carol Sue Roberts, Vivien Pro- caccini, Michele Massare, Dottie Lowe, Helen Lake, Judy Bainbridge, Kathy Jenkins, Bonnie Bittner, Barbara Skwor- zec. Seated: Gerrie Breese, Pat Freeman, Jan DiNatale. Sponsor: Miss Larzelere. 'Hur Modern Dance Front: Gerri Black, Ellen Wade. Back: Georgine Ousbin, Pam Donovan, Dawn Robinson Carla Lisiewski, Joan Masine, Judy McDowell, Sandy Donovan, Lois Muir, Barbara Kenny, Mary Lee Morgan. Sponsor: Mrs, Temkin. H ,Make up 61116 Pat Brown waits her turn as Mrs l-lornlein and Dawn Alphonse employ the art of theatrical make up Zickct Gammittec They're after your money? That's be- cause Mr. Rosen and his committee are in charge of tickets for all school events. Seated are: Sandy Blackford, Carol Nagy, Kathy Scozzaro, Elaine Sailey, Helen Burns. Standing: Marion Solan, Eleanor Beebe, Mr. Rosen, Gloria Smith, Maureen Connor, Joan Marek, Lola Zagores. 'lst to make Ray Cramer look like old Poppy Yokum for hi part n Lil Abn r Looking on are the ot er members of the club First Row Lorraine Jopko Jeanne Winarski Shirley Britton and Eleanor Mari Second Row Ed Scudder Sandy Bacskay Pot Clayton Jane Jervis Ed Baxter and Lois Magarowitz Stage Graft Mr. Par'rish and his Stage Craft Club Ore kept busy during the school year assist- ing in the settings for school productions. Here they are putting together the frame for Mommy and Poppy Yokum's log cabin. Busy with hammers are R. Gifford, W. e, a d F Volz. Standing by are: Boeckel, G. Rusnak, R. Clawges, R, l-lickS, W. Preston, A. Kall, R. Miller. 'LAP' L mise' S I w. Seated: Carol Tafrow, Penny Simcox, Lindo Bock, Bar- bara Emiliani, Joan Bara, Karen Mathuse, Lindo Horn, Janice Carlton. Standing: Pat Calvanelli, Donna Berrien Barbara Jones, Judy Keresztury, Janice MacFarlane Marie Healey, Bonnie Wilson, Carol Koch, Marilyn Mc Laine, Ethel Butler, Mary Ann Rush, Linda Weissen burger, Sue Perron, Dolores Pagliaro, Suzanne DuFault, Virginia Gofgen, Carol Swick, Helen Burns, Sponsor Mrs. Kauffman. Gaslumc' gfllb Mrs Soooner's Cosrume Club IS especlolly geared durlng the school year ro the task of mak- lng costumes for the operetta and the Senior Show Firsf Row: Sl-nrley Fletcher, Nancy Hoag- land, Pat Wegner Second Row Came Gordon, Judy Krieslclc Cassie Taylor, Lynda Lovelace Third Row: Joan Hausfcwfch Maruanne l-llcks, Carol Werts ,laik fl' wi f f S-. 1 A ' x v . l . x- - 3- 5 ft I ,TM .4 llshcrcttes 4 'wx f Vocal Music Steinert's choir, under the direction of Arthur Frank, is one of the largest and most active groups in the entire school, It participates in such activi- ties as assembly programs, the Senior-PTA. Show, and the Spring Music Festival, Each year an operetta, the high point in the vocal music's departments year, is presented. There are also special groups within the choir, The special chorus, which entertains for community organizations and other schools, is a smaller group chosen from the full choir. There is also a select group known as the double-quartet. They learn more difficult mus- ic and sing novelty numbers in various school pro- grams. As a whole, the choir presents a variety of music for the enjoyment of everyone, This year's officers are: Pat Hollis, President, Joe Rosina, Vice- President, and Nancy Edwards and Judy Lanning, Secretaries. Gr: 11-6- ' Instrumental Music Under the direction of Mr. William Tronolone, our instrumental music department is filled with oppor- tunities for all. The concert band, which is shown on the activities introduction page, backs our victory shouts at football games, heralds us into assembly, and then into Spring with a magnificently profes- sional Spring Concert. The orchestra pictured, to the left, follows closely the patterns of the concert bond. The Dance Band is our favorite at Canteens and assemblies. The op- eretta calls forth its special Operetta Orchestra. And for more variety and for music typical of its name, we have Dixieland and the German Bands. For the individual, there are string quartets, clari- net quintets, saxophone duets, trumpet trios, and solos-we have them all, A phase of which we are most proud is Student conducting which provides an opportunity for all to display their talents, KM Krass 5..k ,First row: Thelma Landis, Kathleen Koval, Margaret Row: Jackie Platt, Meta Parsons, lda Landis, Jim Bird. Second Row: Harriet Ellsworth, Linda Thompson Geltch, Dave Smith, Janice McFarlane, Carol Koch, Third row: Helen Burns, Kathy Rein, Carol Na Carol Irene Boker, Fifth Row: Pat Sinclair, Gerrie Gambi, Sixth QY, Lovett, Josephine Recciarolelli, Carol Scheidler. Fourth Row: Marilyn Smith, Karen Slaves, Audrey Allen, Steinert's Red Cross Council realized many of its am- bitions this year as is demonstrated by the lOOfXn enroll- ment membership drive, the filling of gift boxes, the mak- ing ot stuffed toys for distribution to the children in our hospitals, and the making and distribution of cookies for Donnelly Homes. We would like to thank the members of the Home Economics Department for their cooperation in this last project. We are justly proud of the fact that our school mem- bers hold more official positions in the chapter-wide COUN- cil than any other school. Jim Geltch is the Junior Repre- sentative to the Adult Board of Directors, and Dave Smith is one of the 9 members of the Eastern Area Council of the Red Cross, Dave is shown at the left with a Kentucky representative to the Council as they attended the Coun- cil meeting held in Washington, D. C. 'sm 1 Zeaclrer is Secretaries First Row: S. Appleget, L, Rutter, D. Robinson, H Burns, L. Thompson. Second Row: R. Gerster, L. Muir, J. Jervis, B. Meadows, M. Conner, S. Bacska R D'Amico, K. Sizemore. Third Row: R. Caravone terpole, J. Kendrick, B. Bennett, S. DuFault, wagon, D. Everett, J. Jervis, L. Embley. Fourth Healey, N. Hoagland, K. Kovacs, L. Bates, C. Y, M. Mas S. Still Row: M Lee, L Madley, A. Szucs, D. Raho, J. Koppanyi, C. Nagy, S. Blackford, hauer, P, Graziano, E. Wade, S. Britton, 1 circa! Hank Judy Webb, Helen Kessler, Myrna Harrie son, Jim Carpenter, Leroy Lane, Sue Good- win, and Jackle Huggins look on as Mr. Konyhas checks the checks and balances. F r 'x AJ - L.- l.4 Q hm K. Mathuse. Last Row: C. Hawke, J. Fass- Sanders, C. Walch, D. Cooper N. Erick, J. R. Bowker, S. Held, J. Leonowitz, T. Merlino, P. Reed, C. Bednar, C. Lisiewski, P. Donovan, L. Horn. Office Secretaries First Row: K. Sloves, J. McDowell, A Spinelli, N. Hoagland, B. Liples, J. Fass hauer, S, Appleget. Second Row: P. Cru ser, J. Cook, C. Walch, P. Sanders, J Black, M. Healey, T. Merlino. Third Row C. Swick, S. Crawford, C. Cubberley, P. Ro- denbaugh, L. Thompson, H. Burns, J. Ber- toni, D. Robinson, C, Hawke, D. Alphonse B. Howell. Fourth Row: P. Okum, J. Davi son, M. Hicks, P. Evans, E. Malandro, A Mangus, V. Maul, M. Bowker, D. Cooper, E. Butler. f l r 1.7 fv 54444. Eouncil The G.A.A. Council members plan and direct the sports activities for the girls of Steinert, ln addition, they conduct a Sealed Order Hike, canoe trip, and sponsor an Awards Banquet whose purpose is recognition of outstanding athletic achieve- ments. First row: Lois Muir, Sue Culp, Betty Stilwell, Nancy Edwards. Second row: JoAnn Graziano, Sandy Held, Marion Solon, Mary Gena Trout, Joyce Cramer. Third row: Pat Cruser, Sue Goodwin, Chris Walch, Peggy Sanders, Joyce Marcus, Nancy Hutchins, Judy Guenther, Jerri Lynn Cook. Fourth row: Ann Westlein, Marianne Hicks, Linda Embley, Suzanne DuFault. Varsity S 611411 They have won their Steinert S : First row: B. DeLapo, J. Cinkay, J, Porter, R. Gorton, G. Parker, B. Grocott, F. Parker, E. Weissenberger, Second row: R. Shuck, D. Pyle, W, Schneck, H. Porter, R. George, C. Hammell, R. Sherdan, J. Kelly, J. Grittiths, Mr. Wilno. Third row: D. Badeau, J. Rosina, B, Tyndale, B. Davies, E. Steckley, D. Dilatush, J. Olexovitch, C. Giambelluca, L. Migliaccio, D. Huggins, K. Merritt. Fourth row: B. Mucciarelli, B. Delate, T. Heal, B. Yates, B. Hawthorne, M. Winiarski, D. Vitongeli, B. Zarr. Spon- sor: James Wilno. SERVICE CORPS The Service Corps, true to its narne, performs many services that contribute to the efficiency of our school. Among these are the welcoming and escorting visitors to our school and keeping a check on traffic in our halls. Pictured above are those who will be leaving the Corps this year, the Senior members. First Row: W. Maglosky, B. Hulick, B, Martin, D. Alphonse, L. Bates, J. Russo P Schneck Second Row' C Gordon L Madele J , , . , , . y, Malandro, K. Kovacs, B. Donnelly, S. Fletcher, D. Bri- gini. Standing: J. Foster, J. Gossner, B, Vonselous, D Saunders, M. Winiorski, W. Schenck, R. Schuck, J Cinkay, B. Tyndale, J. Fabe. Sponsor, Mr. Watson, LEADER CORPS The girls in the Leader Corps assist the physical education teachers in the gym classes, Standing: Donna Everett, Pat Cruser. First Row: Rose Damico, Sandy Mercer, Linda Heal. Second Row: Sue Ambrey, Pat Browne, Darl Raho, Sandy Donovan, Marie Healey. . in Sfuture ,Nurses Another decision already made is that at these future Florence Nightin- gales. Seated: Peggy Hill, Barbara Behm, Carolyn Kamping, June Rose, Gayle Jennings, Meta Parsons, Standing: Ger- aldine Preston, Sonia Hampton, Carol Cunningham, Kathy Meehan, Fern Woltinger, Gwen Giallela, Josephine Ric- ardelli, Doris Deatherage, Paulette Bru- nare, Alice Bacskay, Barbara Gaskill, and Mrs, Berrien, sponsor. W.. Huturc :ushers 0 America To be or not to be a teacher has al- ready been decided by these members at Mrs. Allen's club, Seated: Jackie Platt, Karen Hess, Mary Griffiths, JudY Guenther, Sue Collis, Jackie Brandt, Standing: Lea Jones, Nancy Leuchters, Ida Landis, Thelma Landis, Janet May, Diane VanDoren, Bonnie Natale, Jerri Gambi, Mary Koller, Kathy Harle, Kathy Woodward, Lynn Horan, Marsha Krem- per, Joan Nickel, and Beverly Smith T llbrary Asszstanls Mrs Pierson s Library Assistants gain practical knowledge of library procedures thru their work in our school library Seated Judy Luisi Marilyn Smith Nan cy Waters Judy Ker9SZTury Standing Lucille Sedia Judy Vanl-lorn Jeanne Winiarski Anne Williams Karen Zem lensky Darl Raho Lois Maiarawitz Susan Erick Pat Wegner Linda Schmidt Axrleen Reilly Sandy Blackford Sally Stillwagon Donna Everett Audrey Allen, Secretarial Practice Lynda Lovelace and Donna Everett demonstrate the use of a dictaphone in Mrs. Elmer's Secretarial Practice group. Watching are: Ellen Wade, Mary Jo Mastropole, Judy Kriesick, Roberta Bow- ker, Carol Bednor, Marge Bowker, Rose Marie Bresnen, Sally Stillwagon. X7 Uffice ,Mavhines These members of Mrs, Hickman's club will be an asset to any office for here they are learning the operations of the many office machines, Seated: Don- na Berrien, Barbara Jones, Lois Farrell, Phyllis Seitz, Elena Sailey, Mary Dan- nelly, Standing: Bob Alvarez, Barbara Medows, lngrid Hoffman, Pat Jaeger, Alice Szucs, Betty Ann Eppley, Mary Ellen Mangan. Back Row: Mrs, Hick- man, Phyllis Reed, Dolores Logan, Vir- ginia Clark, Karen Hutchinson, Joy Hib- bert, Mariorie Singer. 'bd 51- -gy -c- . C - 1 ft-. .ifuturc Husiuess leaders Preparing to enter the business world are these future business leaders. Seat- ed: Donna Everett, Jane Jervis, Sally Stillwagon. Second Row: Rose Genovay, Shirlee Britton, Helen Shibovitch, Miriam Dotzert, Barbara Liples, Pat Mimder, .lim Butera. Back Row: Dick Crockett, Mrs, Messec, Barbara Bruynell, Helen Kessler, Lois Farrel, Marge Singer, Joy Hibbert, Elaine Miller, James Gray, Bar- ry Schenck. Sponsor, Mrs. Messec, '-I If Math gfllb Miss Grice's Math Club relaxes by looking for difficult puzzles in current publications. Left to right are: Mike Glerum, Peggy Schindewolf, Jack Lee, Jackie Brandt, Walt Fornal, Ron Cub- berley, Jim Murphy. Hhcmistry 611111 Mr. Leber's Tuesday group sets up an experiment, Front: Charles Smith, Bruce Osborne, John Boos, Joan Haustowich, and Mary Lou Clark, Back: Dan Pyle, Vic Metlow, Carl Dix, Ed Weissenburger, and Marvin Olinsky. Spanish 611111 The Spanish Club takes time out for picture-taking. Seated: Dan Candya, Ed Foden, Charles Moore, Barry Schenck, Ray Skean, Gail Johnston, and Arnold Williams. Standing: Kathy Jenkins and Linda Wright. Sponsor, Mrs. Tarangel. Cypina 61116 Mrs. Brearley sopervises the mem' bers of her Typing Club as they proc- tice ta attain speed and accuracy at the typewriter keys. ln the above pic- ture are: James Dunn, Ron Cubberley, Suzanne Squibb, Lisa Puzia, Judy Wea- ver, Susan Culp, Sheila Briggs, John Lucky, Richard Dey, Gary Hawthorn, Ronald Dockter, Vince l.aBaw, Elinor Watson, Cheryl McClement. Mechanical Drawing 61116 Both girls as well as boys are attract- ed to the art of mechanical drawing. Shown at the task of practicing that art are: Dot Woodington, Pat Zepko, Car- men Verdi, Mike Howzen, Catherine Goslin, Robert Lewis, Jerri Cook, Carol Davidson, Jim Wilno, Carol Thorne, Bruce Osbourne, Ran DiGuiseppe, Frank Romano, Bob l-licks, Nancy Groh, Pat Bitner, Ken German, Sponsor: Mr, Caf- frey. 61'11nan 61116 Standing in front of their German bulletin board are: First row: William Engel, Ann Wilkie, Ruth Tyndale, Rob- ert Scheren. Second row: Tom Hole, Jae Guezwiller, Ken Kauffman, Tam Kelly, Dave Kenderdine, and Walter Ko- kesh Sponsor: Mrs, Collis. Kaufeeu Gauucil The Canteen Council keeps us dancing all thru the year. lf you see a classmate walking thru the halls with scissors and crepe paper-it's a canteen member! There are always special decorations for special events. Karen Hess is shown at the right as she was costumed for the Halloween Can- teen. At the Christmas Canteen, Dawn Robinson was chosen Snow Queen. The flower be-decked swing delighted all at the Valentine Semi-formal. Pictured below are those members who worked with the Canteen sponsor, Mr. Gerke, to make all these pleasant eve- nings possible. First Row: Jim Wilno, Chuck Giambelluca, Pat Calvanelli, Nancy Groh, Andy Centa, Lou Guynee. Sec- ond: Joanna Eavenson, Barbara Cichocki, Lorraine Verbosky, Arlene Silver, Carol Swick, Jeanie Winarski. Third: Terry Mer- lino, Karen Zennlansky, Sandy Mercer, Suzanne Badeau, Mau- reen Connor, Marion Solon, Pam Donovan, Sandy Donovan, Cathy Goslin. Fourth: Barry Walter, Doug VanDeusen, Larry Migliaccio, Bill Davies, Wayne Schenck, Ray Freson, Bob Lewis, Wi, afmczf ff' Square Dancing . . . to the tune of the fiddler ond the voice of Mr, Koiser, sponsor . . . . . . to the tune of the populor songs of the day. Sponsors: Mrs. Con- ner, Mrs. Jone Allen, Mr, Shock, Mr, Parrish, acial Dancing X . xl., aturalis! 611111 Mrs. Sauer and students display their club proiect an exhibit of insect life. Pictured ore: M. Gallagher, Kokesh D Palmer M Balla lia E Baxter , . , . g , . , J. Ogden, D. Kenderdine, D. Lamont, R. Ewasckiewicz, J. Lee, K. Kauffman, D. Bearce, J. Eavenson, J. Davison, R Caravone, J. Caravone, T. Kelly, and R. Pyle. kt--x. 'll 6001 611111 Mr. GiIman's active and avid coin collectors look over a prize collection of coins. Reading from left to right: R. Dayton, D. Brennan, D. Sheff, J. Dudley, G. Neath, B. Faloon, J. Slowinski, R. Pintinalli, R. Crockett, E. Lewis, R. Cooper, M. Van Arsdale, R. McAuley, T. Schilk, W. Horts, A. Wildblood, D. Lamont, and Mr. Gilman. ,Military Klub Mr. Vetter's popular Military Club is shown at the left. First row: R. Bice, J. Doherty, R. Hib- bert, R. Burns, E. Truelove, M. Van Arsdale. Second row: Mr. Vetter, D. Peoples, J. Nami, J. Mehl, L. Galab, H. Owens. Third row: W. Do- monski, J. Dix, E. Hyde, D. Anderson, J. Walsh, T. Schilk, W. Cashel. Fourth row: L. Zacchino, J, Bixby, B. Faloon, L. Cross, D. Martin, G. Ken- nedy, R. Morris, C. Thorton. Fifth row: G. Mc- Dougall, S. Cohen, G, Snyder, H. Southard, H. Carlsson, F. Groh, E. Dennis, and D. Martin. f 'lr 1 ., 1 vi P9 6,814- -. ua? ag- Q 0 O m 1,1 rf. , fX l Ehwtbal! 6,115 Mr. Wilno explains football formations and plays to some of the members of his popular Football Club. Looking on with interest are: Rick George, Charles Hammel, Jerry and Bob Buron, Jim Porter, x,.2wL l .JZ-hi .Model Gmffs Shown above are members of Mr. Garsky's Model Crafts Club. First Row: Glenn Burns, John Beekman, William Gaze, Charles Divine. Middle Row: Carl Yen- ner, Dick Barnett, Michael Kearton, Jerry Thomas Top: James Vanl-lise Ron DiGuiseppe, Frank l-licks, Jim Wilno, Bob Zarr, Bob Delapo, Carl Rigby, Frank Romano, Richard Rossi, Tom Calvanelli, Chuck Wisely, Wayne Harle. ulriliou glllb Mrs. Hann and her club members have a round table discussion on nutrition Left to right: Arlene Spinelli, Lorraine Giambione, Karen Schenck, Pat Goble, Mrs. Hann, Gayle Jennings, Peggy Hill, Lea Jones, Frances McCutchen, Sandra Mercer. '51 4-as-Qu. 1 Hunting 61116 The following members of Mr. Almond's Hunting Club are learning the rules and regulations of hunting. First row: J. Hatala, R. Hibbert, R. Burns, H, Porter, R. Holzman, R. Kratzer. Second row: A. Vedro, W. Groose, J. Dix, W. Rule, R. Conover, J. Ansilio, A. Koll. Third row: D. Roberts, R. Wagner, R, Boeckel, R. Mor ns, A, Coserta, R. Walker, A. Leuchters, Mr. Almond. Lust row: W. Hastings, J. Bixby, R. Lisiewski, J. Walsh, C. Calcese, G Rusnak, J Hewitt, T Monette, F Lawton ll If Ill Art ,Apprcciativu Mrs. Peeney discusses modern art with club members, Seated: Jo Ann Tannone, Sally Rightley, Pat Calvanelli. Standing: Karen Matheuse, Joan Goss- ner, Jim Gray, Linda Bock, Pat Rizzo, Ed Donovan, Angelo Vasti, and Dawn Gray. amcra Klub Mr. Gerke explains the mechanism of a movie projector to the members of his camera club. Seated: Angie Vasti, Matt Cronin, Lee Cefaloni, Lou DeLotto, Mary Ann Neary, and Katherine Oran- sky. Standing: Mr. Gerke, Jim Geltch, Joe Hoyer, Don Wagner, Jim Carpenter, Fred Powell, Elwood Fell, Mike Bodnar, Dick Barnett, Abe Levin, John Guido, James Kearton, Al Vedra, Dan McGuire, and Barry Zadworny. Zraifel 61110 Sam Dillahey points to a travel poster as the other members and Mrs. Naus look over travel magazines. Seated: Mon- ica Orsi, Bruce Patten, Paul Binz, Nancy DiCicco, Barbara Chichocki, and War- ren Letchworth, Standing: Sam Dillahey, Gary Boszak, Mrs, Nous, and Sharon Morgan, 5 L C if i 5 - Wk Qirst ,Aid David Dilatush admires his first oid practice on Wayne Flood in Mr. DiGio- vacchino's First Aid Club. Looking on are members: Craig Heubler, Giles Ken- nedy, Joon Nuttall, Jo Ann Reisinger, Mary Sorkin, Richard Dunigan, Len Go- lab, Don McGuire, Som Dillohey, Tom Wells, Dennis Robinson, Gerry Preston, Donald Pastor, Ralph Wehner, Charles Middleton. i U Wi, f, . 1 - N Handicrafts Some sew, some knit, but all enjoy their handicrafts in Miss Cartlidge's Handicraft Club Seated: Barbara How- thorn, Sondra Dotter, Margaret Schmidt, Carol Monsure, Beverly Smith, Carolyn Freeman, Jacqueline Colemon, Elsie Londschultz. Standing: Nancy Hoagland, Florence Jocobus, l-leleno Sydorec, Car- rie Gordon, Miss Cortlidge, Shirley Fletcher Cumlzlmg And they oll come tumbling down in Mr Mor chond s and Mr Chrzan s Tumbling Club On the mot Don Dilatush John Kelly Ed Vaughn Bill Dougherty Lou Maresso Art Genereux Eno h Dennis Joe Mog Iosky Next Ken Burch Ken Merritt Corl Rigby Bob Collier Mr Marchand Mr Chrzon Ken Erick Ken Hadley Joy Potent Drew Gallagher Then Joel Fer rette Bruce and Ron Nickelow Richie Snyder And ot the top Ed Connor ond Benny Graham ff' Af 'Q 'Ov v' ,,,,.. S 'hug aww' M. 1,,QC .mm J. fy 4 2 J 1 First Row: Don Dilatush, Jim Porter, Ron DiGuiseppe, Huggins, Larry Migliaccio, Coach Marchand. Third Row: Jim Wilno, George Saarns, Rick Danser, Carl Rigby, Lou Sandy Hunsinger, Harry Porter, Dave Badeau, Ed Steck- Maressa. Second Row: Coach Wilno, Wayne Harle, Bob Iey, Wayne Schenck, Tom Gioscio, Joe Rosina, John Delapo, Tom Heal, Bob Mucciarelli, Rick George, Don Kelly, Jerry Buron, Ron Schuck, Frank Romano. Gooch Wllno Steinert Opponent Captain Bob Mucciarelli Palmyra Q Q O 39 Ewing . 7 32 , Allentown , 26 l3 Notre Dame . 3l 7 M Highland Park O 4l Lambertville J l3 l4 Mel! Burlin ton J 6 26 Q Hamilton West 20 l3 TOM HEAL JOE ROSINA Center Tackle ici, Ni MR' WAYNE SCHENCK HARRY PORTER GEORGE SAAMS TOClsle Center Back Hail 270 Un: Varsity Although accompanied by some disappointments, Steinert's first season in varsity football competition was a good one, Coach Wilno's squad climaxed the season by turning back our arch-rival Hamilton 20-13 to provide an over-all record of 3 wins and 5 losses, ln the Spartan backfield was the powerful combination of Bob Mucciarelli, Jerry Buron, Rick Danser, and Don Dilatush, Strong playing in the line was supplied by Lou Maressa, John Kelly, Wayne Schenck, Joe Rosina, Ron Schuck, Bill Delate, and Dave Badeau. Due to Bob Zarr's broken leg, Larry Migliaccio was relied upon heavily in the offensive end position. Bob Mucciarelli, the team captain, had the additional honor of being chosen as a member of the first all-city team. We're very proud of our first season's record and our first DON DILATUSH B k football team. OC RON SCHUCK JOHN KELLY LOU MARESSA DAVE BADEAU rt Guard Guard Tackle A B Our Soccer Hhampians Under the direction of Coach Pivovarnick, Steinert's varsity soccer team completed the l959 season with an enviable II-2-5 record. Continuing its success against local rivals, the team became City Champions for the second time in the two year history of the school. The Spartan squad defeated Irvington Tech 2-O in the first round of the state elimination tournament only to be turned back by a strong Verona eleven 2-O. Instrumental to the team's success were Gary Parker and John Griffiths who provided the Spartan booter's scoring punch. Parker, who tied for county high-scoring honors, had a total of I6 goals. Griffiths was second on the team with 7. Not to be overlooked are Bruce Grocott, Ed Weissenburger, Bill Davies, and Jim Griffiths, who were named to the first all-city team. Only by the terrific playing and spirit of the entire squad was our championship soccer team made possible. BILL DAVIES Goalie COACH PIVOVARNICK points to his championship team. N s .isa QQRUC JGROCOTT ay JIM GRIFFITHS JACK CINKAY Ilback v., - Halfback Lineman RICH GARTON Lineman KEN MERRIT Lineman 1 9 TSS? w . 1: fi? , Q , - Q, Y' 'W'-1'-ww v' W V , 44 5 1 ii 235 ,I 5 fig qi, will RJ K 1 W . ,A : I 9 x P mm 'za S- ,jgigg .5.:fyQ??'33?s, A ff 1 xv asf va V asf! 1 ' .ws L ,,, my ix Wd S. ,A L, ff LZ '95 r QKEINQG 32 0 ..0r1 Che Kaurt F' QYZNEQ, 4 3 4 To the left: The Seniors with our two coaches. I. to r.: Bruce Rettman, Frank Szabo, JV Coach, Mr. Gerke, Varsity coach, Mr. Wiino, and Var- sity captain Bob Mucciarelli. Below: Bob goes in for a lay-up. Steinert Opponent Burlington 42 59 Pennington 6 l 50 Bordentown 48 54 Alumni 57 55 Palmyra 46 48 Moorestown 55 69 Hamilton 58 43 Ewing 48 5l Pennington 52 45 Mount Holly 60 77 Lenape 58 54 Palmyra 5l 49 Ewing 62 52 Burlington 59 65 Mount Holly 33 5l Hamilton 5l 43 Moo restown 60 72 Princeton 77 42 Lenape 59 42 QKQINEW, :i--:Q S' ,9xUN-55' I Fl gs. -1 -v i,,1ElNE6 ,u ,cselutyff 3 E 'i ...-..'..1 Q11 W' Front row: Chuck Giambelluca, Gary Parker, Bob Mucciorelli, Frank Szobo, Bruce Rettman. Back row: Rick George, Bob Zarr, Bill Davies, Don Huggins, Lorry Migliaccio, Absent: Rick Donser. Although lacking in experience, our var- sity bosketball squad finished the i959-60 season above the .500 mark with o respecta- ble lO-9 record. A lot of credit is due to Coach Wilno, without whose expert guidance this wouldn't have been possible, Even more de- serving of the honor are the players them- selves. With the strong playing and greot iors, Bob Zarr, Larry Miglioccio, Rick George, Don Huggins, and Rick Danser, the Spartans swept to twin victories over their arch-rival Hamilton, and over Lenape and Pennington. The remainder ot their ten wins Come from the Alumni, Polmyro, Ewing, and Princeton games. Congratulations to Coach Wilno and his team on their greot season shooting of Senior Bob Mucciarelli and .lun- Our l96O-6l Varsity Squad-the junior members of this yeor's teom. Left to right: Rick George, Rick Dan- ser, Bob Zarr, Larry Migliaccio, ond Don Huggins. 5,14 xx-f ' x l B 1 Y X J Q ...ad the diamond 'X Schedule April l3 Burlington Home April 2l Riverside Away April 28 Hamilton Away April 29 Ewing Awoy May Princeton Home May Notre Dame Home May Moorestown Home May Mt, Holly Away May l 2 Palmyra Awoy May l6 Princeton Away May l9 Ewing Home May 20 Notre Dame Away May 24 Hamilton Home Coach Dick Leber and captains Moy 26 LGYTGDG Home Ed Weissenberger and Bob Muc- ciarelli. First row: Bob Mucciarelli, Chuck Giambelluco, Wayne Huston, James Dorety, and Don Huggins George Soams, and Richie Gorton. Second row: Mr. Fourth row: Bill Hawthorne, Rick Danser, Bill Davies Ed Leber, Forrest Parker, Frank Szabo, and manager James Steckley, and Jim Griffiths. Baggott. Third row: Dan Pyle, Butch Weissenburger, -4 tfgfwxi X. 4 S...4' mf 1 Powerful hitting infield of Bob Mucciarelli, George Saams, Frank Szabo, Jim Dorety, and Chuck Giarnbelluca is pictured to the right. I .ill Left to ri ht are itchers' Ed Weissenbur Q D - ' ger, Bill Davies, Bill Hawthorne, Ed Steckley, and catcher Dan Pyle. Ready to receive the pitch is Forrest Parker. ,u me '1 FAQ B . Pictured below are outfielders: Jim Griffiths, Don Huggins, and Dan Pyle standing, and Wayne Huston, Rick Danser and Richie Garton kneeling. 3. jr Nd. i . ..a traveling track A team Schcdulc Our varsity track team fulfilled many of our pre-season expectationsg but, due to the work being done on our athletic fields, all of this sea- son's meets were away. Pictured below, Ron Schuck shows real effort as he goes over the hurdles, April 8 Burlington April l3 Palmyra April 27 Mt, Holly May 2 Princeton May 9 Lenape-Williamstown May l l Riverside May l8 Ewing May 20 Ewing-Hamilton May 25 Hamilton May 27 Moorestown-South Central From left to right Martin Win arski Jersey League Meet Manager Mr Marchand Varsity Coach ,l 128 Y V .V ,zff . in A I i l S - ,I r -f , . ' ' -P 5 if 'gt X' A ' , . . r , 1 J Q A . A' , J .,1- f 1 ' ,Q-.5 was , L- , W vp, ,, .. Jn A ., . nf .-.- V y:1..:Lh' x - ,vvj .. 1 gun.. f ' ', , A, ., .J- .ff,-.-ef' ,,. ' Q- . of -. ' ' - . gin-,mr 3 , .,- ,-L..-, f 'A' - - ' 1 MM.-'1'l W iw'-'frg .-'wp .- f ,,y1L,.. ...vf,,f sf -53.3, rf' . ier'fel'f!5:.-lie- ,.-35' -fmf1f'- gffa . 1. .ogy J 2' . 4' :V ' 'f ' ' ff- , My 'fi 3 5:41 -.'. .f'6r'7'4-ffs.- ,,' ' ' wr JJ. mf.: .. ,Nm-fa, ff.. .- 1 . I' J , f, .N , ,,. . as Q.- f 1 1' f. -f,, Mgumm., , ,T ,i R , . , ,. - ' . .-,- 13 ge - 5,54 To the left, Joe Rosina clears another in the high jump, while above Bruce Grocott, Jack Cin- kay, and Al Vedro, three of our promising runners, are set for the race. First row: B. Zarr, J, Cinkay, J. Rosina, W, Makosky, F, Uveges, T. Kelly, G. Neath, F. Cartwright. Third T. Heal, B, Grocott, D. Badeau, B. Preston, B. Martin, row: D. Coursen, T. Hale, C. Lozdins, C. Bound, A. Vedro, R. Schuck, B. Osborne, B. Nicklaw. Second R, Holzman, D. Lamont, C. Verdi, D. Bearce, R. Cifelli, row: E, Connor, C. Rigby, R, Cubberly, T. Caruso, P. R. Martinetti, W. Lombardi, F. Collier, C. Jenkins, D. ClOr'l1, B. YOTSS, VV. l'lOFl6, l'lul'1Slr1geV, B. Reffell, Ker1derdine,VV, Fgrngll VV, Kokegh, ,agvu fe :fmt M.. li2'lf'4 2 -J.. - Y- ,',' aio' ,ni r f - 'ww' W, away 1 JZ' V JOYCE MARCUS Captain SHEILA CRAWFORD JOANNE TANNONE SANDY HELD LINDA HEAL LINDA GRAYCAR JOANN GRAZIANO ARLENE SILVER Majarctfes Our perky majorettes are pictured to the right. Veronica Orban, Elea- nor Mari, Joanne Leiblang, Barbara Bennett, Mary Lou Clark, and Don- na Berrien. lnset pictures head majorette, Bar- bara Bennett, leading one of their routines. Galar Guard Nancy Groh and Sandy Blackford are Steinert's Color Guards. Football and Soccer Seasons find them leading the bond as they march across the field. is V:,y i r l' Our neophyte majorettes are pictured to the left, First row: Linda Finkle, Nancy Kolesar, Joan Sawadski, and Pat Hess, Second row: Sharon Bransfield, Linda Parker, Angel Hewett, Pat Kole- sar, and Sue Bardon, G.,4.,4. Sponsors Girls with special ability or interest were appointed by the G.A.A. Coun- cil to manage after school sports for girls. Under the direction of Mrs. Al- len and Mrs. Temkin, the managers planned the program for the year. Circle, bottom left, are managers M. Trout, assistant manager L. Heal rep- resenting D. Robinson, S. Goodwin, J. Guenther, L. Muir, M. Solon, and P. Cruser. Hockey got underway at the begin- ning of the year. Girls who had for- gotten the art of the game soon be- came skillful at putting the ball be- tween the goal posts. Bowling came shortly after, teams were formed, and competition increased as p o i n t s mounted. Ready to bowl are S. Good- win, J. Guenther, P. Cruser, and M. Trout. Two of our big team sports were basketball and softball, with special teams chosen to play rival schools. ln basketball, Pat Cruser is shown read to blow the whistle as players Jeo Drach and Betty Stilwell compete for the ball. Y n Gzrls ' Sports 6 YA 1-5. YI' ' '15 1 The softball team is ready for the game as Sue Collis comes to bat. Softball was a big hit with the girls as those homers came in. The warm days of spring brought out the tennis and golf players. For the golfers, the grips and swings were much smoother as the season progressed. M. Trout, L. Muir, P. Cruser, and N. Edwards are set- ting out for the green. The swish of the rockets sent tennis balls zooming past the onlookers. Posed with tennis rockets are J. Huggins, J. Drach, P, Cruser, and M, Solan. And so that summer might be a safe and pleasant one, the Steinert mermaids made use of the Y.W.C.A. during the win- ter rnonths, Groups were formed of ad- vanced swimmers and beginners, the very hardy began the art of water ballet, Mary Gena Trout plunges into the water as the season gets started. With this program sponsored by GAA, and through the physical education classes, all girls are offered an opportunity to fur- ther their ability in sports and to learn and put into practice good sportsmanship, which is one of the primary aims of education. i, ,, W ms , Air- ,., 5 nugg- ' v 'Q-, . 'T i 1 1 I 1 i i +- u Y' Q r a K tw. I . ' 's I 4 , n 44 Q , ., 1 ntimiil 2 ,N -r ft1'r1frffPY4'! , ,r.yff, . ga Swiss- ,fm SEM 3 a,l vii ff, 'M 6 ,Wi :ami I' r- 1 . x V'! P 1. S QW Y U' ivan ,lf at ll 4 11 a 3 if na' fu ff 715 w, 4 1 4 '. ff i A I L QV 1 4 Q ,,. 4 0 U 2' f 3 49 4' ' O fd 1' J L14 5.' Y? ,L D' 49 in J- 2 .9 Wx' A 55,4 f' ,N 7: 1 rf . , 3,K 4: O ' x I 4 fx y 4,.A.A ID o A .VL X' ff , Y, gi ,Ms 5, ,. f kxvpvzw 'L I ,4utumu ,Canvas Senior Prom . . . and the band played on . . as our new queen was led to that thrilling moment when fhne' crown was placed upon her Mfgg' head, 6 . . . and we danced on thru the Ioveliest night of the year. Steiuert Stars A Satellites enter - P. Z'.,4. Shout It wos only through the co-operation of the Seniors ond the P.T,A. that we were able to present the Variety Show, Steinert Stars and Satellites . The production on December 4th and 5th in- cluded excerpts from South Pocific , Li'I Abner , Brigadoon The Caine Mutiny , God's Trombones , ond Show Boat . I lt wos o new experience for us to share the work and enjoy- ment of rehearsals with our parents-one we will never forget. At left, Ray Freson and George Scams as they portray characters from the court- mortial in The Caine Mut- my. Top-Jeon Jervis fDoisyJ and Joe Rosino lAbner7 pose as they sing Nomely You from Li'l Abner. Cir- cled are Jack Cinkay and Sue Wortley singing Heather on the Hill from Brigodoon. Z! Right, Lee Mercier presents The Creation from God's Trombonesf' Below, the choir under the direction of Mr, Frank, Below, Ray Cromer and Jack Rowley, two pro- Confederates, stand in front of that beloved man sittin' up there on that beloved hoss, Jubila- tion T. Cornponef' Dogpalclz Homes Ca Steiner! On the evenings of February I8, l9, and 20, to sell out audiences, the students presented the smash hit, Li'l Abner . Produced by Mrs. Palmieri, directed by Mr. Frank and Mrs. Palmieri with Norene Halper as student director and Jean Drach as assistant to Mr. Frank, and last, but not least, excellently portrayed by our student thespians, Li'l Abner was delectable, delightful, and delirious- especially the Sadie Hawkins Ballet! Pictured below are Jean Jervis as Daisy Mae, and Joe Rosina as Abner while Ray Freson as Earthquake McGoon hovers near. Behind Abner is that ever lovin' Marryin' Sam portrayed by Reid Housch, Pat Browne as Mamrny, and Ray Cramer as Pappy. Terry Merlino, our Appasionato, clings to General Bullmoose, David Badeau, and kneeling before them all is Evil Eye Fleagle, Buddy Beck. Thanks to all these people, ,Steinert's LI'l. ABNER WAS A HUGE SUCCESS . , . WO iw' X 1 J r W' -5 , f fx L ix 1 X lu A If P i sl: ' , Q ' X? ' J A it tv 1 , H ' iv 5 ' X., . it , , K y J ,J ,vi , . i e , L., , 3 ix .,'- 1 , 5- ., l Below we see Jock Cinkoy, Lee Mercier, Frank Uveges, and Dick Lanning as the doctors. All - , . Q , Q . I il , 555, D, 11 M a Q.- 'll !, ol' e d n f 4 U I 6. V 5 'Y 9f U -A ' Z . . , A lg 6.2, ' . F , ' Y' 5 4 3 y LX 4 V hs A jg. 1 2 ' ' fry'- - f FA . ,sv V ijflx' 2' 51 gyfwvu. , ' , I, xx i Q wM - --f - I Q..- Xwe-A K R g Steiner! 's Ambassadors 4 'N. la Washington For 210 seniors, March 14, 15, and 16 were days packed to the brim with sights, excitement, fun, food, and friendships. Early Monday morning, last minute suitcase packers were busy preparing for their three day stay in the capital of our nation. First, a stop at Annapolis, then on to the Hotel Plaza where all was ready and waiting for us. That evening we attended the opening performance of Look Homeward Angel. We were early to bed and early to risel'-both in the A.M.'s, that is. Tuesday there was our picture being taken, then the money we saw printed, the Smithsonian Institute, the climb up Washington Monument, the impressive F.B.l., the busy National Airport, and the White House. Next, it was dinner at the Casino Royal and the personal appearance of the Mills Brothers. Wednesday morning all were sad,but a busy schedule kept our thoughts elsewhere. At the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier we saw the changing of the guard, snow began to fall at Mount Vernon and, at the Capitol building, we visited the Senate and House of Representatives, both of which were in session, With this we said adieu to Washington, but not without many expressions of appreciation to our class advisor, Mr. Konyhas, far the planning and supervising of this wonderful trip and for all our other senior class activities, and to Mr. Caffrey, our camera man, for those Washington trip movies which had their opening night, our Class Night. if xlib ffkf'-1- hgh. s I Y S. FIUW A'-lla 4 AMI. W g 'pf 1 QQ' f x f lr. -Q 1 RAY FRESON-As EDITOR of the HY-LITER, Ray gladly gives of his time and his talents and he has the talents to give. His outstanding school record, the issues of the Hy-LITER, and his Earthquake McGoon all testify to his ability, versatility, and his originality. His many services to Steinert will long be remembered, Senior l42 JoANN GRAZIANO-QUEEN OF TIHE SENIOR BALL-Not only her beauty, but also her scholarship, personality, and friendliness placed the crown upon her head. Among her many interests are music, sports, and last, but not least, cheerleading. This senior makes everyone in her path happier. CATHY SCOZZARO-The SALUTATORIAN of the Senior Class is a quiet and conscientious student. Everyone admires her ability in scholastics and she merits our unqualified respect. We will always re- member her as being dependable, reliable, and sincere. ri uperlaiives ZORA MUSHINSKY-PRESIDENT of P.S.8iD, -Zora has gained recognition for Steinert with her many talents, especially that of expressing herself well, Her monologues we will long remem- ber. Her essay on citizenship won her a week's stay in Washington, D. C. Seeks to know and in knowing seeks -that's Zora. Eff-is FRANK SZABO-VALEDICTORIAN-Our CRES- SET CO-EDITOR-and still more, STUDENT COUN- CIL PRESIDENT, and a member of o championship soccer team, l-le's top candidate for best all round crown. l-le has what it takes and makes the most of his potentialities. The essence of reliability, de- pendability, and ability, and liked by all, that'S Frank Szabo-destined for success, JEAN DRACH-our other CRESSET CO EDITOR and one full of laughter, pleasant words for all and the friendliest smile of all. She is generous to a fault with her time, energy and talents. Among the top five in her class, she has time for her love of music. Her sincerity, her integrity and never ending interests brand her as one of Steinert's finest. 6 BETTY STILWELL-As PRESIDENT of the GlRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, Betty has her hand on this door often-it's the door to the girl's gym office, A girl who has a smile and a nice word for everyone, whose generosity is but one of her pleasing qualities, who is always willing to offer her worthwhile opinion- that's Betty. RAY CRAMER-PRESIDENT of our SENIOR CLASS and one ot the finest. Happy, good-natured, and musi- cally minded, he has won the hearts of many as Tommy in Annie Get Your Gun and Pappy Yokum in Li'I Abner. Ray is blessed with a disposition that makes every day a cheerful one. I S BOB MUCCIARELLI-This PRESIDENT of VAR- SITY S is a headliner in our sports line-ups and in our sports write-ups. He scores points for Steinert through touchdowns, baskets, hits and runs, and most important of all-his good sports- manship, Bob is a champion in the true sense of the word. 144 -' S. w f,.'4Aae3Qqig F. , ,. gizadsajb 4 V' x --,Hx-r-,,.Qgf'..jZ1 ,W