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

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Jack Serfass Left to Right: First Row: L. Powell, D. Bartlett, ll. Murranka, S. Lopez, C. Berard. Second le0'1L'.' S. Hawthorne, B. Nicol, V. Mercier, A. Ruhlin, C. Step- owany, T. Caruso. Third Row: D. Bills, J. West, J. Wood, J. Alphonse, S. Lisiewski, D. Hutchinson, L. Orsi, B. Laslo. Fourflz Ron-: W. Radoniski, B. Cunningham, A. Allegretti, B. Zefutie, B. Stratton, P. Stratton, V. Brcarley, E. Martinetti. Fifth Row: B. Robb, B. Hoagland, B. Donovan, G. Hatrack, W Pae, K. Toth, D. Wasco, S. Jones, T. Cimino. Sixth Row: P. Elkins, D. Kite J. Marder, C. Phillips, J. Burgner, C. Jackson, L. DeMeo. Scrvutli Roan' C Nugent, C. Lear, R. Tarr, D. Caruso, L. Ewaskiewicz, D. Scobey, K. Gibson, J. Chase, L. Linard, J. Bainbridge. Absmzfccm H. Ludlow, B. Sokolowski, P. Got- tlieb, F. Martucci, D. Ochs. v As soon as the induction assembly was over, it was quite evident that the 1963-64 Student Council was setting out to attain the highest goals ever. Heading this year's Council of elected leaders was Robert Murranka, president. Dick Bartlett served as vice- president and the secretary was Sharon Lopez. For the sixth con- secutive year Mr. Serfass served as faculty advisor. The numerous councils within the Council included the trans- portation, scrapbook, publicity, canteen, executive board, pep rally, citizenship, handbook, and exchange student committees. Some of the highlights of the year included the publication of the first Student Council manual, the activities of the state-wide Student Council Week, the school-wide contest to select a school motto, and the securing of Steinert's first foreign exchange student in April. Plans were also made to send two juniors to South America this summer. As the integral instrument of the entire student body, this year's Student Council truly enjoyed a most successful, productive year. I acuity Adrfsor IO6

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.n n. This year' our endeavors have been many and' varied. We have explored NewTFrontiers including science and business, academics and sports. We have ifaceda these challenges with con- viction and perseverance and, although we were not always successful, have gained some knowlege froln each of tllelti. - b f h L

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