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

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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

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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.

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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.