Oakcrest High School - Crest Yearbook (Mays Landing, NJ)

 - Class of 1966

Page 111 of 168

 

Oakcrest High School - Crest Yearbook (Mays Landing, NJ) online collection, 1966 Edition, Page 111 of 168
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office oides This is an activity limited to students who assist the regular office personnel. They are given additional training in tele- phone courtesy and oftice procedures. The importance of good grooming habits are stressed. ,,,,....---u,.,....-- Seated, from left: Melinda Mears, Kathy Andersen, Petra Kaenzig, Mrs. Giordano, Brenda Kelley. Standing: Miss Layton, Mrs. Liepe, Laurie Nash, Susan Jerue, Barbara Charters, Donna Kuntz, Diane Netting, Judy Ramp, Lynn Peterson, Sharon Marufti, Adrienne Magruder, Ann Mathis, Joan Kenny, Sally Wimberg, Nancy Flanagan, Tina Monroe, Mrs. Hess. bonking club The Banking Club is an organization that provides services for the student body. ln the future the club plans to organize a team of bankers to help the students of Oakcrest by maintaining and familiarizing them with their own special BCCOUIWTS. From left: Charles McLaughlin, President, Elmer Lewis Casto, Robert Hackett, Sandra Harris, Anthony DeSalvatore, William Burch, Mr. Pofi. Missing from picture: Lynda Adams, Chairman, John Joyce, Daniel Judge. student personnel oides The Student Personnel Aides is a group of students who work as typists, mes- sengers, and in innumerable other capa- cities to help the guidance counselors and secretaries. The experience gained through the various duties performed is helpful to any girl or boy who is interested in ottice work. w-U T 'W' 'flat' iff? iz Q- te gal ' ft v l 1 From left: Norma Beebe, Miss Simpkins, Claire Caruso, Dina Eckert, Russell Collins,'Kathy Zeitschel, Mrs. Eckert. 107

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Seated, from left: Gladys Ganiel, Joan Wanek, Christina Seifert, Harvey Dawson, Kathy Carmen, Jean Rleamer, Charles Mueller, Carol Messina, Pat Campbell, Anthony Mancuso, Ralph Rogers. Standing: Joe Eichinger, Gail Conover, Nelly Prinz, Holly Taran, Dottie Shepherd, Cathy Broker, Kathy Braun, June Wanek, Mrs. Thompson, Nadine Blackwell, Lois James. transportation aides Transportation Aides is mainly a serv- ice committee which is composed of ten girls. The duties of these girls consist of arranging transportation for new stu- dents, plotting bus routes, and handling other problems of the transportation department. From left: Florence Livengood, Janet lmperatore, Eleanore Ficken, Robert Bartus, Arlene Gullo, Cora Pahk, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Winterbottom. 106 library aides A library aide is an indispensable part of the library. Among his tedious duties are looking up forgotten library numbers, helping a student find books, and solving innumerable other problems. With the help of the library aide, the business of the library is carried on efficiently throughout the year. Seated, from left: Judy Doughty, Lyn Paulsson. Standing: Laura Hartman, Kathy Hahn, Jacqueline Gresser, Linda Hartman, Mr. Crowley, Mary Lou Broker, Ava Fazekas, Kathy Wyner, Mary Anne Mann, i.b.m. aides The l.B.M. Aides are chosen to assist with the l.B.M. program in the school system and to get a basic knowledge of the operations of the various machines used. Since most large corporations and educational institutions use computing and data processing machines, this field is rapidly gaining importance and any experience gained is a step up the ladder for those interested.



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eta af' -Nz' A d romotics ,f-Q, 4-.X ,v -px In an age in which the professional production of plays is greatly centralized, there is a great need for quality performances on the local level. The Oakcrest Drama Club does its part to supply that need. The mem- bers of this club not only benefit others but also gain themselves: they improve their acting abilities and learn to cooperate to achieve maior goals. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Walters Drama Club Advisors dromo club First row, from left: Mamie Martino, Vicki Pannell, Beverly Birch, Peter Kubaska, Lolly Cirigliano, Mrs. Walters, Ginny Gisel, Diane Kemble, Mr. Walters, Gail Sanford, Joan Dermanoski, Kathy Maxwell, Madeline Quinn. Second row: Kathy Zeitschel, Theodora Falarz, Linda Jones, Riva Chipkin, Sue Gauthier, Charlie Caucci, Sandi Weber, Filianne Steger, Pat Cirigliano, Beverly Whaley, Cila Karas, Virginia Austin. Third row: Lynda Pasino, Mary Lou Thibault, Jill Daminger, Diane Newell, Bob Stryker, Linda Moder, Lucy Scaranda, Kathie Maul, Emily Gompert, Dottie Smith, Sandy Smith, Donna Rose, Jacki Galli. Fourth row: Jacqueline Gresser, Mary Lou Broker, Stephanie Armiger, Jackie Higgins, Blanche Ehrlich, Janice Thornton, Becky Curcio, Nancy Fleming, Eleanore Ficken, Sue Shkolnik, Sherry Hyde, Anne Wapnik. Fifth row: Peggy Griffith, Chris Dutton, Walt Clark, Leon Matthews, Ronald Jones, Warren Brown, Scott McGuire, Henry Willett, Mike Mincer, Ira Trocki, Thomas Southard.

Suggestions in the Oakcrest High School - Crest Yearbook (Mays Landing, NJ) collection:

Oakcrest High School - Crest Yearbook (Mays Landing, NJ) online collection, 1966 Edition, Page 6

1966, pg 6

Oakcrest High School - Crest Yearbook (Mays Landing, NJ) online collection, 1966 Edition, Page 72

1966, pg 72

Oakcrest High School - Crest Yearbook (Mays Landing, NJ) online collection, 1966 Edition, Page 138

1966, pg 138

Oakcrest High School - Crest Yearbook (Mays Landing, NJ) online collection, 1966 Edition, Page 23

1966, pg 23

Oakcrest High School - Crest Yearbook (Mays Landing, NJ) online collection, 1966 Edition, Page 101

1966, pg 101

Oakcrest High School - Crest Yearbook (Mays Landing, NJ) online collection, 1966 Edition, Page 94

1966, pg 94


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