East Brunswick High School - Emerald Yearbook (East Brunswick, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1965 volume:

The Combined Publications of East Brunswick High School East Brunswick, New Jersey Present EMERALD Jill Buchanan, Editor in Chief Judy Kcntsbeer, Assistant Editor Christina Carlsen, Art Editor Nancy Kammcn, Organization Editor John Settc, Sports Editor Pat Sheridan, Class Editor Joan Weber, Feature Editor Arlene Wolter, Business Manager Mr. William G. Munyan, Advisor Mrs. Marga Talarsky, Business Advisor A Member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association NINETEEN HUNDRED Table of Contents Volume IV Limited Edition AND SIXTY-FIVE East Brunswick High Grew This Year . . East Brunswick High School grew this year, achieving a stature and vitality which exceeded the limits of the buildings. While the capacity of the physical plant was being supplemented by bricks and beams, the capacities of our minds and hearts were being supplemented by new ideas and endeavors. The rich bounty of our high school years embodied hopes and dreams as varied and inspiring as the many-hued leaves of autumn, friendships as warm as shafts of sun to soften the briskness of our winter youth, and memories—not just tokens of our yesterdays but promises for our to- morrows. Seniors, who came to East Brunswick High, when it was still a-building six years ago, returned to the campus in September to find they had come full cycle. The construction crews were at it again. When school opened in September, con- struction of the additions to the cafeteria, gym and Arts Building and of the new academic building was well under way. The school population grew with the ar- rival of a freshman class of more than 500 . . . and with the advent of an army of construction workers. Some areas of the campus were tempor- arily off limits . . . except to those who moved the earth, erected new walls and otherwise helped in building a better school. 5 . . . But Student Life Went on Some students still arrived late... 6 The way to the next class often in- volved a detour . . . Around the Construction . . . And. for a time, lunch was a sandwich from home in homeroom. Class rings still arrived in October, soon to be worn on chains around the necks of pretty girls . . . Fall Brought Sports . . . and New Friends Amid the riotous colors of autumn and a long Indian summer, enthusiastic students attended pep rallies, track meets, and football games . . . yet team members sometimes found time to be alone in the lengthening shadows when long afternoon practices had come to an end. The complexities of the modern world re- quired that we learn the sciences... While our desires for self-expression dic- tated that we master the arts. Shop courses provided us with vocational training and skills for worthwhile activi- ties in our leisure. The need for exercise and a well-rounded program of physical activity was provided in our gym classes. We Resumed Our Studies . . . 10 And Explored New Ideas We probed the secrets of the uni- verse in advanced laboratories. In the sciences . . . the arts . . . . . . and on the playing fields, we pondered old questions and raised a few new ones. Often we discovered the answers but occasionally we had to be told. In Scholarship . . . Brian McCall and Alice Ahlgren In Student Government . . . Joe Zanctti and Gor- don Beecher In Publications . .. Kathy . . . and Followed These Leaders In Sports . . . John Mansfield In Art . . . Karin Hartman 14 Vristen, Jill Buchanan, and Pat House In Drama . . . Ursula Cargill, Mike Cooper, and Jennifer Cerretti In Music . .. Ken Langley and in Activities . . . Kathy McGuire 15 Winter . . Though the bitter wind of winter drove us indoors, basketball games and wrestling matches freed our spirits. The Christmas Dance, the twinkling tree, the stained glass windows ... all put us in the holiday mood. And then the snow fell and brought the scrape of shovels, the cancelled classes, the snowballs, and sledding down the school hill in the tingling darkness of a winter night. 16 . . . Melted into Spring Hardly had the snows gone when the crack of the bat was heard in the land. And with the coming of Spring, a rising anticipation of the end of our high school careers. ... And Suddenly the Year Was Gone It ended in a flash, gone in a whirl of proms and parties, cramming for finals and signing of yearbooks. It vanished in the fun of Culvermere, the formality of the Senior Prom, the nervousness of Awards Night, and the solemnity of Commencement. 18 Ahead of us lay college and pro- fessional training, military service and employment, marriage and the family. Yet part of us would always remain “on the hill” . . . faithful, proud, and loyal. Thomas R. Bowman SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS B.S.. Ball State College M.A.. Ball State College Ph.D, University of Chicago The Superintendent’s Message The notion that learning goes on inside school and living goes on outside school is all too common in our society. This misleading notion is often combined with the equally misleading one that learning is preparation for life. I say these state- ments are misleading because each is true but each is also a gross over-simplification of a complex situation. For example, to say that a nuclear explosion is hot is a true statement but it also grossly understates the extreme heat of the reaction. Learning, rather than preparation for life, is one of the major concerns of living men. Recent statistics with respect to occupations suggest that most of the young citizens graduating from high school at the present time will be forced by obsolescence of practices of techniques or materials to make at least one major change in occupa- tion during their lifetimes. This means that learning is a must if these people are to survive as functioning citizens. But man cannot stop living while he is learning. He must constantly learn new patterns of responses even while he is still using the old, for the world about him changes and no man can know what he may need to know. And if no man can know what he may need to know, then he cannot arrange to do all his learning in the relatively safe confines of the school. In fact, it may well be that the most important “thing that can be learned in school is how to continue learning from the living of life itself. If we abide with the notion that the saying “live and learn” is a challenge that all of us can meet in our own way and at our own pace, we will not be dismayed by the immensity of the task of knowing all that is worth while in our expanding sea of knowledge. A “little bit of knowledge” is not a dangerous thing if the man who holds it knows that it is a little bit and is willing to seek more. Be a seeker for more! 20 These Men Established Policies . . . The Principal’s Message The world in 1965—the world we know today—is a much smaller one than the world our fathers knew. The great expanses of distance and space have been shrunk considerably during the last fifty years, and Science promises greater progress in that direction. The peoples of the worlds and the planets of outer space—for pur- poses of peace or of war—have been drawn closer together in time via the new methods of transportation. Yet, we find that neither the peoples of the varied na- tions of the world nor the people of our United States nor even neighbors who live side by side in a community have made nearly as good progress in lessening the psychological distances between man and man. The challenges of science, medicine, and transportation are being met: the details of diplomacy and government arc being dealt with; yet the individual’s right to be free, to be “friend,” to be successful have few standard bearers. It is in this area of human relationships and human relations that each man has the opportunity to promote progress which will help secure peace at home and abroad. Let each man help his brother find personal liberty and he will preserve his own. Let each man live in the spirit of freedom, by the precepts of freedom, and freedom shall survive. If we are a world whose people arc being brought closer together, let us also be a world bound in friendship, respect, and understanding, rather than one of hate, fear, and suspicion. Let all people cease working country against country to build bombs, and commence working country with country, man with man, to build Broth- erhood. Anthony J. Navickas PRINCIPAL B.S, Oklahoma State M.A., Columbia 21 . . . and Administered Our Affairs Board of Education STANDING, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Joseph Stanco, Mr. George Clark, Dr. Robert Woodruff, Dr. Robert Mar- chisotto, Mr. Harry Fenton, Dr. Thomas Bowman—Super- intendent of Schools, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Daniel Murray. SEATED, Mrs. Donald Walling, Dr. Wilbur Mc- Dowell—Board President, Mr. Vernon Blanchard and Mr. William Kiessling. 22 John Caseiro VICE-PRINCIPAL B.S., Glassboro State M.A., Newark State Carlo T. Guidoboni VICE-PRINCIPAL B.S., Tufts M.Ed., Boston U. 23 Shaped the Curriculum . . . ROBERT WINSTON Social Studies Chairman Suffolk, Seton Hall WAYNE MOYER Science Chairman Buckncll, Syracuse Brown KENNETH KOPPEL Art Chairman Pratt Inst., Columbia JERRY KUPCHYNSKY Music Chairman Murray State, Rutgers RICHARD BOEHLER Language Arts Chairman Seton Hall JOHN BODNAR Mathematics Chairman Yale, Rutgers ANGELA DEITCH Foreign Language Chairman Douglass LOUIS HORVATH Industrial Arts Chairman Washington State 24 MARGARETSCHOEN Home Economics Chairman Cornell, Rutgers CLIFFORD TAYLOR Business Chairman Rider JAMES DOYLE Supervisor of Physical Education. East Brunswick Township Schools Rutgers With a heavy blanket of snow on the ground and from 600 feet in the air, you would never know that construction is still in progress on the high school complex. The Faculty Grew, too MILDRED AHLGREN Mathematics Howard U., Columbia ROSEMARY AUER Business Trenton State LESTER BROWNLEE History Notre Dame BARBARA ALLEN Music Westminster Choir ALFRED BALK IN Music Indiana FRANK ANTONI EWICZ Industrial Arts Newark State BERNARD BLACK Language Arts Moravian, Temple JOHN BRUTHERS History Trenton State MELVIN CASEIRO Science U. of Richmond 26 LOUIS DcCAROLIS Industrial Arts NY State Oswego MARIO DcCAROLIS Music Fredonia State CHARLES EATON Industrial Arts Trenton State LEON FLOREK Mathematics Glassboro State BARBARA DELANEY Spanish Howard, Yeshiva JOHN EMERY Physical Education Rutgers HELEN FINE Chemistry Brooklyn Coll., NYU 27 ELIZABETH FITCH History Beloit, Purdue IRENE FORCE Health Muhlenberg Hosp., Jersey City WILLIAM GAGER Industrial Arts Rutgers RONALD GONIER Mathematics U. of Richmond ANNE MAE FRENKIEL Latin Jackson JEANNE GERR1TY Language Arts College Miserccordia Ford ham SEYMOUR GRODSTEIN Mathematics Brooklyn Coll. Physical Education CELESTE HUNTER Mount Union Coll Pittsburg ALFRED JACUKIEWICZ History Glassboro State CHARLES HAMMOND Mathematics Bucknell, Montclair 28 To Meet the Need DINO JASPER Language Arts Mount St. Mary, Seton Hall CHARLES HARDNETT Spanish Blueficld State Western Reserve LOU KOSA Mathematics Trenton State JUDITH KRULL Language Arts Douglass RON KURAN Business Rockhurst MARY JANE MARTA Language Arts St. Joseph's Catholic U. Rutgers JOSEPH LaTORRACCA French Rutgers RICHARD McKEEBY Biology Rutgers MARYANN McRAE Physical Education Douglass 29 . . . Of a Growing Student Body JOANNE McLEMORE Health Memphis State LENORE NOVEY Art Pratt Inst. JOHN MAJEWSKI Business Rider PAUL NOVAK Business Penn State HAL NUSBAUM Language Arts Montclair State GWEN ODENHEIMER Physical Education Troy State, Rutgers JOAN OPALKA Spanish Montclair State 30 ROBERT ORBAN History Coll, of Louisiana U. of Richmond VINCENT PALUMBA Science WALTER PERRINE Science Rutgers GEORGE PINFIELD Physics Georgia MATTHEW PRUSIK Science Rutgers DOMINICK PROCACCINO Distributive Education Rider 31 MONA ROTH Language Arts Newark State ALITA SERXXER Language Arts Brooklyn Coll. JOSEPH SAKOWSK1 Business Monmouth Coll. LOUIS SARANDOULIS Special Education Monmouth Coll. ROBERT SIMPSON Mathematics Gordon Hill Coll., U. of Glasgow ANGELO SPINAZZOLA Health Seton Hall JESSE STRUNK Home Economics Drexel THOMAS SULLEY Mathematics Maine Maritime Acad. Keene Teachers 32 Richard Gable “Rich” Non-conformity above all . . . second half of the fabu- lous “Yeoman” . . . dashing color guard . . . state Hi-Y president . . . Junior and Sen- ior plays . . . German Club president . .. college major in psychology. Bonnie Garingcr “Midget” President of the Library Club . . . Victory Pig pizza . . . definitely not a fan of homework ... “Really, you’re kidding!!” ... a real pal . .. future in airline work. Lillian Geida “Joy” Shrill soprano soloist . . . What about that Unico sweater? . . . proud member of the Junior Mozart Club . . . “Why??” . . . active in the tap club . . . will become a music teacher. Gail Gelb “Gail” Makes you believe what they say about women driv- ers .. . shutter bug for the Yearbook . . . knitting takes up her spare time . . . “I’ll never tell” . . . future psy- chology major. Mary Geist “Mary” Keeps to herself . . . editor of the Kingstonian typing staff . .. “That's neat” . .. loves to drive . . . active member of the United Na- tions Club . . . secretarial work ahead. Virginia Garney “Ginny” A really likeable girl . . . water skiing enthusiast . . . “Don’t get all shook” . . . active in the Methodist Youth Fellowship . . . Wow!! What a salesman!! . . . plans include elementary- teaching. LINDA GIBSON “Linda” Has the greatest smile in the world . . . pizza and root beer . .. typist for the Kingstonian . . . Library Clubber . . . “That's swift” ... a career in business will follow. Margaret Gimber “Lou” Active in the Pi Delta . . . “That's a good time for you” . . . personality plus . . . swimming fan . . . salesman for the Kingstonian . . . tum- bling team . . . will become a cosmetologist. 33 Larry Goldstein “Tank” John Girton “Skip” Billiard shark ... at home in the water . . . likes all drive-ins . . . connoisseur of Italian food . . . Oh! those curly locks . . . bubble gum . . . after graduation: college. Jillian Gold “Jill” Easily embarrassed fancies Ivy League colleges . . . “You little bum” . . . likes long hair . . . perpetual smile . . . Glee Clubber . . . future: college and a career in medical social work. Extreme extrovert . . . eat- ing is a hobby . . . spent jun- ior year in Austria . . . “Sprechen Sic Dcutsch?” . . . can do without activity peri- od ... sharp dresser . . . will major in international law. Luther Hall “Kelly” What a guy!! . . . good ol’ seventy-five . . . great sense of humor . . . vice president of the Pi Delta ... a cool but careful driver . . . Key Club- ber . . . copies the Kingston Trio . . . college bound. Bruce Gregory “Magoo” Can really shake it up!! . . . K.H.S. grappler . . . ardent “Starfirc” fan ... at home on water Skis . . . ac- tive in Hi-Y . . . future plans include college and psychol- ogy major. Margaret Hankey “Peggy” Able equestrian . . . “I’m so excited, I can hardly— breathe” . . . member of the hockey team . . . avid skiing fan . . . always has something to say . . . musically inclined . . . future in nursing. 34 Virginia Hahn “Ginnie” Never at a loss for words . . . Baron’s fan . . . “Let’s do something” . . . watch out for that ’64 Chevy . . . active at the C.Y.C. . . . will be- come an elementary school teacher. Patricia Heim “Patty” Original Pi Delta mem- ber . . . enjoys swimming . . . perpetual smile . . . active Y-Tcen officer . . . “Aah!” . . . conscientious Commer- cial Clubber . . . terrific per- sonality . . . never a dull mo- ment . . . future secretary. Rebecca Hill “Becky” Hanson's regular . . . ac- tive member of the Spanish Club . . . “Too bad” . . . oh, those Scranton University dances . . . always full of fun . . . pretty Pi Delta pizza pusher . . . college lies ahead. Richard Hoch “Hochie” A real easy guy to get along with . . . renowned center of K.H.S. varsity cagcrs . . . Grablick’s ice cream . . . outdoorsman . . . great practical joker . . . will become a physical edu- cation teacher Lee Hockenbcrry “Dingle” Member of the Pi Delta . . . “Oom-pah-pah” . . . avid sports fan . . . seafood, steak, and blondes . . . “Oh, yeah!!” . . . always says what’s on his mind ... a real organizer . . . next stop: Penn State. Carol Hollister “Carol” Great fan of The New Christy Minstrels . . . very loquacious . . . “Psst!” . . . tennis champ . . . “I’ll bet” . . . golden voiced soprano for the Glee Club . . . future in teaching. Leslie Horowitz “Les” Came to Kingston in her junior year . . . enjoys travel- ling . . . dreads gym classes . . . “Need a ride anyone?” . . . International Relations Club member . . . future found in political science. Howard Housley “Mouth” Quite an individualist . . . Mr. Music Man . . . quiet ’til you get to know him . . . lifeguard at the ‘Y’ . . . al- truism is his virturc . . . will major in music at Mansfield. Christine Hrycyk “Chris” Enjoys listening to records . . . frequents the nearby rol- lerdrome . . . efficient editor of our Kingstonian typing staff . . . steak and pizza top her list . . . future secretary. Nancy Ishley “Nance” Spends her summer nights at Hanson’s . .. “Where's Ronnie?” . . . “Really” . . . oh that lovely blond hair! . . . enthusiastic equestrian . . . always smiling . . . G.A.A. member . . . guaran- teed success. 35 Elaine Jcrman “Elaine Howard Jacob “Jake” A real pal to all . . . sports editor of the yearbook . . . modesty is his prize virtue . . . respected by everyone . . . physical fitness bug . . . college and mathematics ma- jor ahead. Striking blond hair . . . “Really” . . . regular at the Starfire Room . . . horseback riding . . . keen sense of hu- mor . . . seafood . . . sweet combination of sincerity and charm . . . bound for success. Randall Johnson “Raj” Sailing enthusiast . . . de- voted member of the Hi-Y . . . active stage crew work- er .. . quiet people bug him . . . frequents all drive-ins . . . success guaranteed in college. Sally Johnson “Sally” Frequent visitor to Split Rock Lodge . . . Kingston Trio fan . . . “Oh no” . . . expert swimmer . . . ardent member of the Spanish Club . . . sweet personality . . . college bound. Sharon Jones “Sharon” Loves to drive . . . Meyers fan ... adores ice cream and pizza . . . “How about that” . .. talented member of the Y-Teens . . . “Where’s Bob?” . . . terrific tennis player . . . future success as a beau- tician. Dolores Kachmar “Dolly” Avid fan of Bobby Rydell .. . talented member of the Glee Club ... a friendly hi for all . . . likes to spend her time at Buchroe Beach, Va. . . . “Oh Brother” . . . future Florence Nightingale. Charles Karash “Chas” Star baseball player . . . loves cars and skating . . . “Tough isn’t it!” frequents Stop and Go and Flanagan’s . . . a real sportsman . . . future includes the U.S. Air Force. Darlene Keefer “Darlene” Popular Pi Delta member . . . “Forget it!” . . . swim- ming and reading rate high . . . “Aggie” . . . enjoys lob- ster tail and peanut butter . . . never at a loss for words . . . future: medical secretary. 36 Janet Keefer “Jan” Intermediate between Kingston and Dallas . . . can frequently be found at the Pig . . . activities include Commercial Club and Y-Tccns ... “I don't believe it” . . . great skater . . . sec- retary. William Kelcchawa “Bill” Seafood connoisseur . . . enjoys the out-of-doors . . . active member of the Radio Club ... “I shall return” . . . swimming and golfing rate high . . . college to follow graduation. Gary Kester “Elmer” The life of homeroom 116 . . . avid drag fan . . . thrives on Abe’s hot dogs . .. valu- able contribution to the Key Club and Hi-Y . . . “Let it ride” . .. college ahead. Eugene Kieczkaylo “Gene” Loves any kind of food . . . quiet natured, but a good friend . . . “Close!” . . . can always be found at Stop and Go . . . football and hunting rate high . . . armed service ahead. Allan Klaips “Al” Skilled in the field of electricity . . . cars and guns are his hobbies . . . “Hello there!” . . . ardent soccer and baseball fan . . . sure success as an electrical engineer. David Klaips “Davy” Working with amateur radios as a pastime . . . “Yah man!” . . . hamburgers are his favorite . . . faithful baseball fan . . . active on stage crew . . . plans to at- tend Williamsport Technical School. Michael Klein “Mick” David Kleinstein “Beaver” Avid stamp collector . . . great guard on our football team . . . sticks to his convic- tions . . . hearty laugh . . . can be found wherever there are pizza and hamburgers . . . college ahead. Station wagons and wild parties . .. “Real cool time” . . . frequent visitor to Green Acres . . . active on the Junior Executive Council . . . homeroom clown . . . future includes college. 37 Richard Konefal “Rich” A seafood gourmet . . . member of Radio Club and stage crew . . . camper . . . “Kool it!” . . . many trips to Mountaintop? . . . future includes Williamsport Tech- nical School for electronics. Marshall Kornblatt “Korny” Grablick’s ice cream is tops . . . plays a keen trum- pet . . . German Club mem- ber . . . wrestling fan . . . hopes to study medicine in college. Diane Kriegcr “Diane” Combination of brains and beauty . . . foreign language enthusiast . . . “Unbeliev- able” . . . creative writer for our newspaper . . . career in modern foreign languages. Herbert Lasman “Herb” Guitar enthusiast ... a friend to all . . . loves to write . . . likeable Latin Club member . . . “Hey, that’s sharp!” . . . plans to attend college in the future. Richard Latimer “Kerm” A star on the gridiron . . loves Carrol’s root beer . . . great jokester . . . never a dull moment . . . Starfire sup- porter . . . always singing a song . . . Glee Club tenor . . . college ahead. 38 Marc Kranson “Marc” Enjoys trips to Bosicr City . . . “Let it ride” . . . charter member of Trestle Climbers, Inc. . . . enthusiastic mem- ber of International Rela- tions Club . . . success is as- sured in the field of his choos- ing. Ronald Krivenko “Moose” Wavy black hair . . . talks a good game of golf . . . “Cool your jets, ace!” . . . drives a white Corvair ... a steak connoisseur . . . helpful member of the Senior Play cast . . . college ahead. David Lechak “Dave” A real outdoorsman . . . devoted member of the In- ternational Relations Club . . . enjoys hunting . . . “Hey Bill!” . . . retiring nature . . . baseball fan . . . always at the Top Hat . .. college ahead. Dennis Lechak “Denny” Sportsman who enjoys hunting and fishing . . . former member of the Latin Club . . . one of a pair . . . loves any seafood . . . col- lege lies ahead. John Lesko “Rabbit” Huskie gridiron co-cap- tain . . . living end . . . track man, too . . . carries lunch in a shopping bag . . . “You big, fat rabbit.” . . . keeps Key Club records . . . medicine will be his career. Robert Lieb “Beansie” Chronic “fair-weather- fever” and “anti-school” suf- ferer . . . hoagics . . . “Bet- ter late than never” . . . look for him at Stardust or the Spinning Wheel . . . “Trouble” is his middle name . . . Marines. Joel Lubin “Joe” Mr. Henderson’s first trombone player . . . pizza anyone? . . . Sabatini’s . . . “Do it!” . . . Deutscher Ver- ein . . . sweet and sincere . .. will be a science major in college. Marcia Lubin “Marcia” Enjoys all music . . . fried chicken and cokes top her list . . . intramural basket- ball player . . . friendly to all . . . sure success in sec- retarial work after gradua- tion. Charles Lyons “Cricket” Yearbook business man- ager . . . liked by everyone . . . invaluable matman . . . “Oh yeah!” . . . capable Honor Society president . . . peppy cheerleader . . . col- lege and medical career ahead. Susan Major “Susie” Really a great friend . . “Forget it” . . . swingin’ sec- retary of Y-Teens . . . faith- ful Pi Delta pizza pusher . . . forever laughing . . . the life of any group . . . future high school English teacher. Stephen Makarewicz “Mak” End of our offensive grid line . .. “Oh yeah!” . .. Pi Delta and Key Club . . . Ocean City’s Chatterbox pa- tron . . . “Yca-uh-huh!” . . . will study beach-combing and surfing in college. Joseph Mangold “Joe” Happy-go-lucky guy . . . keen baseball fan . . . bill- iards master . . . “Hey, jun- ior! . . . Spinning Wheel patron . . . collector of lat- est records . . . future un- decided, but success as- sured. Helen Makowski “Helen” Knitting and painting oc- cupy her “spare” time . .. “How to Look Good in Pig- tails” . . . yearbook art edi- tor .. . super-salesman for Pi Delta . . . Student Coun- cil .. . success guaranteed in art. Kathleen Masalonis “Kathy” Writes for pleasure ... a poet at heart . . . congenial personality . . . “What’s up?” . . . don’t tell her something is “good for you!” . . . gol- den locks . . . presidential campaign enthusiast . . . college ahead. Andrew Martin “Andy” Sharp-shooter at pool . . . not bothered by many things . . . water skier . . . sea- food is a favorite . . . find him at the Top Hat . . . future with I.B.M. James Mashas “Ramsey” Cute and good natured . . . swingin’ Spinning Wheel regular . . . Junior Honor Society Alumnus . . . “Later” . . . Oh! those fa- bulous summers at Atlantic City . . . future plans in- clude college. Robert Mason “Dane” “Oh yeah!!” . . . practices judo at the “Y” . . . daz- zling red hair . . . amiable personality . . . pork chop connoisseur . . . frequents the Cellar Door . . . future success as a draftsman is as- sured. Renee Mayers “Renie” Holds a record for words per minute: talking ... spirited band member . . . Kingstonian exchange edi- tor .. . perpetual smile . . . “I don’t believe it!” . . . will be a terrific teacher. Christine Mazalin “Chris” Always perfect hairdo . . . Pig pizza and Carrol’s ham- burgs . . . delights in being with Jerry . . . “Darn” . . . Art and Commercial clubs . . . marriage will follow beauty school. 40 Sandra Mazur “Sandi” What a wardrobe! . . . likes Italian and Chinese foods . . . humorous gal with a charming personality . . . “Did we have homework!” . . . future success as an X-ray technician. Tamara McCammon “Tammy” Transfer from New Jer- sey . . . pet peeve—work . . . motorcycles . .. blond tres- , ses . . . joyous, unthinking,; wild, and young . . . roller- skating . . . plans to become a typist. David McIntyre “Mac” Talent for art . . . draws mad monsters . . . drag rac- ing’s his hobby . . . “Rip out!” . . . enjoys any sea- food . . . ace mechanic . . . work on his own truck . . . career in mechanics in store. Nancy McLean “Nancy” Joined us in “64” from Seminary . . . knit’n purl expert . . . have many car accidents? . . . “Really!” . . . likes horseback riding and the City of Brotherly Love . . . headed for junior col- lege. Rodney McNeill “Rod” Fascinated by cars . . . sports fan: football, basket- ball, baseball . . . can put away food . . . “You’re smilin’!” . . . business study will follow enlistment in the armed forces. Robert Mebane “Malibu” Avid swimmer and scuba diver . . . lists stamp col- lecting among his hobbies . . . “Don’t know, do ya!” . . . plays sax for band and Stardusters . . . “Splendid” . . . future holds a college education. Irving Mendelssohn “Irv” Sabatini’s is his second home . . . real nice guy . . pushes McDonald’s ham- burgs . . . “Let it ride.” . . . a Spanish and Photo Club member . . . Ars Medica . . . to become a veterinar- ian. Neil Mcrgler “Neil” Newcomer from New York via Meyers . . . find him at the nearest lively par- ty .. . “Yeah, right!” . . . great golfer . . . photo, Span- ish, library clubs . .. psych major in college. 41 Sandra Metroka “Sandy” Active in Pi Delta . . . thrives on lobster and French fries . . . what’s so great about Swoyersville? . . . “That’s neat” ... in- triguing good looks . . . Tap and Ballet Clubs . . . busi- ness career ahead. John Million “John” “Get out of here” ... all ’round sports fan ... pool shark . . . dislikes being bossed around . . . easy go- ing guy . .. plans include a career in accounting. William Montgomery “Gums” Never a dull moment when “Gumscy’s” around . . . the Black Angus . . . dislikes conceited people . . . a real gambler ... his fu- ture plans include a col- lege education. William Moran “Bugs” The class jokester ... al- ways into mischief . .. those devilish eyes . .. avid grap- pler . . . member of Hi-Y and Spanish Clubs ... a fu- ture in engineering will fol- low. Shirley Morgan “Shirl” A connoisseur of good music and fine food ... a perpetual smile . . . secre- tary of Spanish Club . . . active member of Pi Delta . . . “Really!” . . . will make a lovely nurse. Barbara Monahan “Barb” Record collector . . . “Oh! that boring economics class!” likes pizza, hamburgs, and milkshakes from Carrol’s or Stop and Go . . . best of luck to a nice girl. Patricia Mooney “Pat” Sparkling blue eyes . . . Senior Executive Council . . . Oh, that little blue Ford . .. always smilin’ . .. dresses to perfection great math ability .. . pret- ty Pi Delta member ... fu- ture success in college. Gail Mosier “Gail” Authority on Australia and kangaroos . . . long time band member ... “I haven’t got a clue!” . . . brains and beauty ... al- ways talking on the phone . . . sweet and charming . . . math major. Leo Mundy “Leo” Pi Delta pizza pusher . . . captain of our wrestling team . . . just watch him on the dance floor . . . Oh, those blue eyes! . . . next year—college. Anna Marie Musick “Ann” Juggles the Commercial Club funds . . . member of the Art Club . . . “Oh, no, not another test!” . . . crazy about Walt and ’57 Fords . . . ambition: to be a stewardess for Eastern Air- lines. Steven Zeth Newman “Zeth” Drives a hot red converti- ble .. . enjoys a good time . . . “Rip out!” ... a Key Clubber . . . plans to major in business administration or economics. Joan Murray “Joanie” Prize winning sense of humor matched with a con- tagious smile ... a regular seamstress . .. “That’s un- believable!” . . . Ouija board fan . . . newspaper subscrip- tion salesman . . . know much German? ... a fu- ture chemist. Joan Murzin “Joanie” Clothes galore . . . able art student . . . great sense of humor . . . “Oh, hush up!” . . . waterskier . . . tennis champ . . . likes piz- za and a thick juicy steak . . . never a dull weekend . .. college. Steven Jeffrey Newman “Jag Likes waterskiing and football games . . . mis- chievous guy . . . “Do you know?” . . . Whirlpool Can- yon . . . “Who did their homework?” ... his future holds study at college in so- cial work. Deborah Nicholson “Dcbby” New addition to the Sen- ior Class . . . “Henna” . . . active Y-Tecncr . . . loves shrimp, knitting, parties, and Volkswagons ... do blondes really have more fun? . . . future plans in- clude secretarial school. Frank O’Connell “Oaky” A real sharp dresser . . . likes cars, cars, and more cars . . . “Ox!” . . . loves to dance . . . always into mis- chief . . . future plans in- college and business admin- istration. Marjorie OsherofF “Margie” David Oravitz “Crash” Import from Courtdalc . .. history' is his bcte noir . . . likes archery and hunt- ing . . . “Oh fudge!” ... fu- ture plans include study in the field of chemistry. A sweet personality . . . she’d do anything for you . . . devil on the basketball court . . . enjoys reading and folk music . . . will be a sure success in the field of nurs- ing. Margaret Owens “Peg” Cute pug nose with freck- les ... enjoys sewing and reading . . . aversion to con- ceited people . . .“Don’t bug me” . . . would like to join the Peace Corps. Janet Palchanis “Jan” The Smothers Brothers and Victory Pig pizza ap- peal to this gal . . . “Don't get all shook up!” ... a mem- ber of our Spanish Club . . . bound for Bloomsburg. William Parrish “Wilhelm” Quiet only while in the classroom . . . what a blush- er! .. . blond hair and blue eyes . . . dislikes cold cheese- burgers . . . “You gotta’ be kidding” . . . college bound after graduation. Patricia Paulcnko “Pat” Norma Pearce “Nicci” A sweet smile for every- one . . . likes the Kingston Trio ... “I don’t believe it!” . . . talented member of the Glee Club . . . beautiful dark hair . . . plans to ma- jor in mathematics. Loves pizza and Johnny Mathis . . . “How about that?” . . . snobbish and in- sincere people don’t rate . . . an avid reader with a sure success in teaching Eng- lish. Karen Pearson “Karen” Dedicated editor of the newspaper ... a real math buff! . . . knit one, purl two . . . loves to play the piano . . . conscientious worker ... a success in all her en- deavors. 44 William Petro “Willy” Thrives on Carrol’s ham- burgers . . . seen driving a big, black Olds . . . “Rip out!” ... his artistic abilities will lead him to a career in art education. Valmar Phillips “Val” She seems quiet, but don’t let her fool you . . . what a sense of humor . . . beauti- ful eyes ... “I don’t believe it!” ... a future Florence Nightingale. H. Russell Pittman “Russ” Did a great job as our class president . . . well liked by both sexes ... a born leader . . . sports en- thusiast . . . “Watch me!” . . . desires to become an aeronautical engineer. Tohn Pomrinke “Jon” Plays the trumpet for the K.H.S. band . . . red hair . . . what a speed demon! . . . lists cars, girls, and sports as his favorites ... fu- ture plans include college. James Pretcska “Deacon” “Sports cars and billiards . . . abhors Jungle on a Bun ... “If you don’t like it, leave!” . . . will be a suc- cess in all his endeavors. William Potters “Will” Don’t judge a book by its cover—he seems so quiet! . . . blush much? . . a pin- ball machine fan . . . the serv- ice or college will follow high school. Frank Przybylowski “Prizzy” Fanatic for pizza . . . “Hey man!” ... his hobbies in- clude hunting, fishing, and cars . . . interested in fancy guns . . . will soon enlist in the Navy. Gary Reese “Tex” Always into mischief . . . likes horses and Italian food . . . conceited people just don’t rate with him ... en- joys dances . . . plans to at- tend I.B.M. school. 45 Robert Richards “Bob” Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Pi Delta pizza pusher . . . possesses a winning per- sonality . . . asset to the wres- tling team . . . career in in- dustrial design engineering lies ahead. Mary Rinehimer “Mary” Peppy cheerleader . . . cute ’n sweet ... Oh! those Monday mornings . . . French Club president . . . loves wrestling meets and football games . . . sparkling green eyes . . . lovely homecoming queen . . . future French teacher. Andrea Ronall “Ann” Lovely hair and wardrobe admired by all . . . dislikes Public Speaking class . . . “Oh brother!” . . . loves to set hair . . . plans a career in beauty culture. M. Diane Rolland “Di” Has quite a record collec- tion . . . “Oh for Pete's sake!” . . . hates hotrodders . . . Johnny Mathis and lico- rice . . . loves Spanish . . . plans to make a career of it. Gary Rosen “Gary” Valuable asset to the track team . . . real swell guy . . . favorites include pizza and horseback riding . . . “Days of Camp Nagila” . . . sure to succeed at college this fall. Melford Rubin “Melly” “Trestle Climbers, Inc.” . . . sweet and good-natured fellow ... a real champion bowler . . . crazy about piz- za and hamburgers ... fu- ture plans include major in accounting. Janice Rutkowski “Jan” Oh those pretty blue eyes . . . a lady pool player . . . Glee Clubber ... “I like it” . . . hates fattening foods . . . enjoys Mr. Mayer’s art class . . . sure to succeed at college. 46 Susan Ryder “Susie” Enjoys Italian food and football games . . . conceited people are low on her list . . . “No, not really” ... a career in bookkeeping or beauty culture awaits her. Ronald Sampiero “Jose” Vice president of Spanish Club . . . full of school spirit . . . well-liked import from Puerto Rico . . . likes ma- jorettes and cheerleaders . . . Pringle Police? . .. law school in the future. Carol Samuels “Carol” Terrific twirler . . . such pretty hair . . . sweet and soft-spoken . . . “Oh, how stupid!” . . . former soloist for the Chcvclles . . . dreams of becoming an airline host- ess. Arlene Saslaw “Arlene” Glee Club soprano who sings like an angel ... a nonconformist by nature . . . plans to teach in high school ... a sure success in whatever she tries. Edward Savitz “Smilin’ Sam” Blushes so easily . . . popu- lar Pi Delta member . . . watch him go on the basket- ball court . . . handsome boy cheerleader . . . WBAX’s favorite D. J. . . . smooth dresser . . . future plans in- clude college. Barbara Schall “Bobbie” A sweet singer for the Glee Club . . . talking and ice cream . . . friendly per- sonality . . . enjoys swim- ming . . . she’s bound for college to major in educa- tion. Eileen Schappcrt “Speedy” A tennis fan . . . “Now what did I do?” . . . thrives on hamburgers and pizza . . . would like to work for Bell Telephone after graduation. Sheryl Sandler “Sheryl” Likes meeting different people . . . connoisseur of Chinese food ... a sweet smile and hi for all . . . after high school—plans to study elementary education. Claire Schcchter “Claire” Fabulous class veep . . . sunny personality . . . always willing to argue politics . . . athletic co-captain of our hockey team . . . stunning wardrobe . . . well liked by all . . . bound for success. V 47 Pamela Schlomer “Pam” Pleasing combination of talent and brains . . . asset to YWCA swim team . . . “Good gosh!” . . . loves any- thing edible . . . future plans include aquatic school and Famous Artists School. Richard Scott “Rich” Dynamic drummer in K.H.S. band . . . asset to the track team . . . enjoys fish- ing and hunting . . . Hi-Y member . . . wavy blond hair . . . college is next upon graduation. Linda Searfoss “Lynnsey” Sports a blue Mustang . . . active participant in Y- Tccns . . . sharp dresser . . . Senior Play prompter . . . cute and petite . . . likes horseback riding and lobster . . . future Spanish teacher. Lucille Ann Sefick “Lucille” “Come on, let’s go!” . . . ambitious Library Club mem- ber . . . spaghetti or lobster are tops . . . such a pretty smile . . . will certainly make an adorable nurse. John Sekcl “Seek” Basketball and volleyball intramurals . . . skilled in hunting and fishing . . . “Cool it, junior!” . . . Sabi- tini’s pizza or Carrol’s ham- burgers . . . crazy over cars ... a future draftsman. Stephen Shaiman “Chatsworth” Sprechcn Sic Deutsch? . . . loyal colorguard . . . connois- seur of spaghetti and meat- balls ... a bass in the Glee Club . . . great debater . . . hopes for pre-med at Wilkes. Mary Ann Shanko “Goofy” Pleasant addition to our Senior Class from Coughlin . . . enjoys reading in her spare time ... a Beatle fan . . . hopes to pursue nursing at Mercy Hospital. Gerald Sheehan “Jerry” One of K.H.S.’s cagers . . . Pi Delta member . . . dislikes losing games . . . avid interest in all kinds of sports . . . “Hi!” . . . such blue eyes . . . oh, so shy . . . future is undecided. 48 ROBERTA JILL BUCHANAN “Jill” “Serious sometimes, humorous other times, likable always.” Always in on the fun . . . “Ro- bin Hood” . . . her laughter is contagious our own (Editor-in-Chicf); Class Council 2; G.A.A. 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; (Editor-in-chief): Float Committee 3; Leader’s Corp 4; F.T.A. 4; Biology Club 4; From Committee 4; Biology Lab Assistant 3; Chemistry Lab Assistant 4; Seniorium 4; Human Relations Council 4; Publications Council 4; Drama 4. BARBARA ANN BURAK “Barbara” “Beneath a quiet exterior lies a heart of mirth.” A pizza lover . . . warm smile . . . fun loving . . . always in step. G.A.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 1. AMBITION; Beautician AMBITION: Biology Teacher BARBARA ANN BURTON “Barb” “A little mischief by the way, a little fun to spice the day.” Fun loving . . . style conscious . . . rates a second look . . . Navy interests? G.A.A. 4. DIANE BUZINSKI “Diane” “Her life shall never lack a friend.” Pleasant smile . . . fun to be with . . . future secretary . . . always in tune. AMBITION: Airline ardcss AMBITION: Secretary ROSE ZANE CACELLA “Rose Zanc” FIQ6LE3 “Look the world in the face and fear not any man.” WILLIAM STEVE CAMPBELL “Bill” Likes fun . . . Senior interests . . . helps the class out . . . amiable. Prom Committee 1; Nurses’ Aides 1,2; Drama Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Class Council 3; Yearbook 4; History Club 4. “A good man is contented.” Quiet manner . . . red curly hair . . . vscightliftcr. . . avid reader . . . interests lean to- ward photography. Photography Club 4. 49 AMBITION: Undecided AMBI TION: Photographer URSULA MARION CARGILL “Urs” FRANCIS GEORGE CANNING “Skip” “Something attempted, some- thing done.” “In the lips of the wise is wisdom found.” Full time smiler . . . our Jolly Green Giant . . . singing as I go ... a success on the stage. Car conscious ... a nice person . . . Cook’s! . . . one of the boys . . . hot Chevy! AMBITION: Auto M Drama Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 1,3; Chorus 1,2,4; Dance Band 1,2, 4; Newspaper 2,3 (Business Mgr.); Leaders Corp 3; Studeui Council 3,4; Green 3;-Prom Committee 4. m ELIN CHRISTIN, CARLSEN “Tina” fine art is that in' the hand, the head, and the heart go together.” A touch of mischief . . . artist at heart . . . individualist . . . “Buster Brown.” MBITION: College •41 TIMOTHY JAMES CARR “Tim” “Give to the and the best you.” world the best will return to F.N.C. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3 (Vice- Prcs.) 4; Art Club 1; Drama 2; Drill Team 2,3; Float Committee 3; Leader’s Corp 3,4; Biology Lab Assistant 3; Yearbook 4 (Art Editor); Chemistry Lab Assistant 4; Publications Council; Human Relations Council 4; Seniorium 4. Quarterback . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . weakness for the opposite sex ... a smile for everyone. Football 1,2,3,4; Lacross 1; Student Council 1,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Class Council 2; Varsity Club 3,4. AMBITION: College AMBITION: Art LOUIS J. CATERINA “Louie” “Life is but a world of pleasure.” Devilish eyes . . . adorable smile . . . sharp dresser . . . has many interests. Art Club 4. AMBITION: Art School AMBITION: Engineer BARRY EDWARD CARROLL “Bear” “Most happy is he who is en- tirely self-reliant.” Easy going . . . lots of laughs . . . “Put a head on it.” Golf 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3 (Vicc-Prcs.) 4 (President); Soccer 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Student Council 4. 50 JENNIFER SHIRLEY CERRETTI ‘Jen” “Her witty jest, her friendly smile make her friendship worth its while.” Quiet personality . . . attractive . . . singing and acting arc her talents ... al- ways ready with a smile. FREDERICK EDWARD CHARLESTON “Freddie” “Silence is the wise man’s do- main.” Above eye level . . . easy going fellow . . . aversion to books . . . man of the court. Drama 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2; Dance Band 1,2; G.A.A Student Council 3; Council 4; Yearbook 4; Pi Committee 4. AMBITION: Teacher MAJOR IE ANNE CHESTER ,3,4; Football 1; : Undecided LTER JOSEPH CIECKO “Walt” “Margie” “I Kvc � n the sunny side of the street.” A friend to all . . . quiet? . . . cars, cars, and more cars . . . calls New Brunswick home. Drill Team 1,2; Art Club 3,4 (Chairman); Folio 3,4. AMBITION: Artist “Quietness and confidence shall be his strength.” Man of few words . . . good natured . . . conservative . . . above eye level. Student Council 1,2; Class Council 1,2,3,4; A.V. Club 1; Boys Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Chem Club 3; Key Club 3,4; Track 3,4. AMBITION: College TED CHESTER CISLO “Ted” “A man’s greatest asset is his silence.” Ace on the tennis court . . . easy going . . . always has a good word for everyone. Basketball 1; Cross Country 3,1 4; Hockey Club 3.4; Tennis 3, 4. PEGGI LYNN CLARK “Pcggi” “A smile for every girl, and two for ever ' fellow.” Seems quiet, but?? . . . fun loving . . . mind of her own . . . quick wit. Cheerleader 1; Student Council 1; Chess Council 1; G.A.A. 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Pep Club 2; F.H.A. 4. 51 AMBITION: College AMBITION: Undecided ANITA MARIE CLAY “Nita” “Mischief and merriment combined perfectly.” One of our twirlers . . . faithful friend . . . “Ina . . . ready with a warm smile. GEORGE AUGUST CLUSMAN “Clus” “Neither too sad, nor too glad, just a happy lad. ’ AMBITION: Medical retary Drill Team 1; Class Council 1 (Secretary), 2 (Treas- urer); Twirling 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 3,4 Com.); Yearbook 4 Booster Club 4. MAUREEN COLLENDER “Maur” Takes things as they come . . . cheerful . . . nice smile . . . good sport. 4; Track 4. RICHARD HOW COHEN “Rich” “The pathway of life will end in success.” Honor student . . . track man . . . appears quiet, but??? . . . opportunity is knocking. Debate Club 1; Student Council 2; Track 2,3,4; Chem Club 2; Cross-Coun- try 3; Class Council 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 (Vice-Pres); Folio 4. “Good nature is valued above jewels.” Beautiful eyes . . . hot rod- der . . . “Boob” . . . very sensitive . . . friendly person- ality. F.B.L.A. 3. AMBITION: Office Work AMBITION: College GRACE COLTHARP “Gray Ghost” “Wit makes its own welcome and levels all distinctions.” Impulsive . . . devilish and carefree . . . personality in her eyes. F.H.A. 1; Class Council 1,3; Student Council 1,2,4 (Exec. Committee); G.A.A. 4; Girls’ Booster Club 4: Newspaper 4; F.T.A. 2; F.N.A. 2; Prom Committee 3,4; Float Committee 3, (Chairman). ROBERT LaRUE CONNELLY “Bob” “To be a well favored man is a gift of fortune.” “Bobby Brittle” . . . easy going fellow . . . quiet wit . . . well groomed look. Band 1,2; Dance Band 1,2: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Class Council 4. AMBITION: Certified Pub- lic Accountant 52 AMBITION: Social Worker KENNETH MICHAEL COOPER “Coop” “He that travels knows ROBERT DAVID COTTER “Cat-Rob” much.” “An essential to a happy life is freedom from cares.” A new addition . . . interest in dramatics . . . good stu- Gridiron sensation . . . class dent ... a great guy. cut-up . . . cat-capers . . . ready for fun. ALAN JON COTTR “Skip” MELANIE LEE COUGHLIN “Lonnie” Track 1; Student Council 2; Drama Club 2,3; Base- ball 2,3 (Captain); Class Council 3,4: Chem. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Student Council I; Class 2; Varsity Club AMBITION: Academy “A little mischief now and then is relished by the best of men.” Never a dull moment . . . above eye level . . . “Sorry about that.” . . . sports car enthusiast. Boys' Intramurals 2: Gun Club 3; Art Club 4. AMBITION: Navy “Her heart is filled of happi- ness.” One of our stage stars . . . artist at work . . . makes her presence known. Chorus 1,2; Bowling League 1; G.A.A. 2; Drama Club 1,- 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Art Club 1, 4; Prom Comm. 3,4. AMBITION: Actress MARI ELLEN THERESA COWELL “Mari” “Happy am I from care I’m free.” A friend to many . . . just a little shy . . . sweet. Drama 1,2,3; Chorus 3; Pep Club 2; Library Club 1. AMBITION: Model CHARLES MAURICE COX “Charlie” “No sky is heavy if the heart is light.” Easy to get along with . . . a good sport . . . calm out- look. Soccer 1; Rifle Club 2. AMBITION: Draftsman 53 JUDITH ANN COYNE “Judy” “A cheerful disposition is an engaging asset.” Musical talents . . . “Green Paint Anyone?” . . . natu- rally nice ... a great friend! Band 1,2.3,4; Drill Team 1,- 2; Chorus 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,- 3,4; Student Council 2: Class Council 2.4; Prom Comm. 3,4; Float Comm. 3,- 4; Yearbook 4. AMBITION: Music Major EDWARD JOHN CULLINAN “Eddie” “Push me not; I set my own pace.” Always after a laugh . . . drives a sporty Studebaker . . . neat dresser . . . nice looking. Boys' Intra murals 1.2: Football 1,2. AMBITION: Navy JEFFREY THOMAS CUNNINGHAM “Jeff” “Throw your troubles to the winds.” A devil at heart . . . sports a Honda . . . night-time no- mad ... a real individual. Track 1,2,3,4; Soccer 4; Wrestling 4. AMBITION: Collegl KATHLEEN MAR CZAPLINSKI “Kathy” ELAINE RITA CZAPKOWSKI “Little Chip” “You’ll find me where the fun is.” Very petite . . . Brunswick, here she comes . . . “Hey Louise!” . . . contagious laughter. Girls' Intramurals 1: Stu- dent Council 1,2. X: Beautician “Her smile and her charm never cease.” Blondes have more fun . . . air mail to Korea . . . “Hi there” ... smiles for all. F.H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 4; Booster Club 4. ANTHONY FRANCES DADDIO “Tony” “The time to be happy i: now, the place to be happ' is here.” Takes things as they com . . . avid reader . . . friendly guy . .. cheerful. AMBITION: Beautician AMBITION: Service 54 WILLIAM JOSEPH DANIELS “Bill” “Life is short but fun is long.” New addition . . . sports fan . . . quiet, yet witty . . . Jersey City Patron . . . friendly. Class Council 1; History Club 1; Eng. Lit. Club 1; Intcrmural Basketball 1,2; Student Council 2; Biology Club 2; Chem. Club 3 : His- tory Club 3. AMBITION: Historian DOREEN ANNE DASZKIEWICZ “Dor” “A ready smile and a happy manner.” A model’s look . . . world traveler . . . live wire . . . has her own opinions. Chorus 1.2,4; Drill team 1, 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,4; Leaders Corps 3, 4; Student Council 2; Yearbook 4.. AMBITION: College-bound THOMAS ANGELO DeBLASS “Lampshade” “ . . . sing away sorrow, cast away care . . .” Sophomore interests . . . has a good voice . . . really “in” . . . aversion to school. Wrestling 1; Baseball 2. RONALD MICHAEL DeGULIAM “Ron” “A friend with a quiet na- ture.” Calm outlook . . . fun lover . . . congenial . . . one of the quieter set. “Small in stature, big in heart.” Accordian player . . . teach- er’s torment . . . homework blues . . . aversion to books. Intramurals 1. AMBITION: Music Career “To live is to think.” Quiet and nice . . . sincere . . . always ready to listen . . . homework? Wrestling 2,3,4; track 3,4; Antique gun club 3,4. AMBITION: Service 55 MARY KATHLEEN MADAGLIA “Mary” JEAN DESMOND “Jean” ‘‘A sweet disposition is the sign of a friendly soul.” New Senior addition ... in- dividualist . . . easy-going . . . nice to know . . . soft spoken. AMBITION: Undecided An amiable and gentle woman, quiet and well re- served.” Shy at first . . . easy going . . . neat dresser . . .'nice mannerism. AMBITION: Undecided FRANK EMIL DiCOLA “Chic” “Neither sinner nor saint perhaps, but definitely the best of chaps.” Football player . . . quiet type? . . . likeable . . . Mr. Treasurer . . . “Post-time 2’o’clock.” Football 1,2.3.4: Class Council 1.3; Baseball 1; Stu- dent Council 2,4; (Trcas- surer). AMBITION: Colic NATALIE KATHERINE DISARIO “Natalie” “A dash of sparkle and a handful of beauty.” Lovely long tresses . . . outside interests ... on the quiet side ... AMBITION: Undecided PAUL E. DISP “Paul” RANK T. DOERR “Ponch” “A man of few cares has no regrets.” A habit of running into things ... his own mechanic . . . happy-go-lucky. Intramural Football 1,2,3; Bowling Club 1; Track 2; Prom Comm. 3,4. AMBITION: Engineer “Good nature is the perfect herald of joy.” Always willing to help . . . a truly nice person ... a friendly “Hello.” Student Council 1 ; Softball Intramurals 2; Bowling Club 2; Folio 4. AMBITION: Engineer 56 JOSEPH PAUL DOMANSKI “Joe” “A carefree heart that laughs at worry.” Appears shy — but? . . . Man of few words . . . Just sailing along. Football 2 (manager); Track 3,4; Gymnastics 4. AMBITION: Chemical En- gineer CAROL ANN FRANCES DOMBI “Carol” “Quiet and gentle is she in all her ways.” On the shy side . . . soft, quiet voice . . . sincerity is the key to friendship . . . considerate. Girls’ Intramurals 2,3; G.A.A. 4; F.H.A. 4. AMBITION: Law Secretary ROBERT CHARLES DONALDSON “Bob” BEVERLY DOWNES “Bev” “Genial lad. a little shy, but “Sincerity is the sign of a oh the mischief in his eye.” generous heart.” Haircomb exact . . . neat Good natured gal . . . nice dresser . . . wild shoes ... to know . . . friendly disposi- great guy . . . wild about tion .. . silence is golden, cars. . . pool enthusiast. AMBITION: Musi ROBERT L. DRA “Bob” “Serious sometimes, humor- ous sometimes, likeable al- ways.” Nice guy . . . good personal- ity .. . sharp dresser . . . has interests for girls and cars. AMBITION: Undecided KAREN LYNN DREYLING “Karen,” “A dash of laughter, a cup of fun, an ounce of hard work, then day is done.” “Gung ho!” . . . never with- out her kerchief . . . has a weakness for kittens? AMBITION: College FHA 2,3,4. AMBITION: Undecided 57 JOHN WILLIAM DROZDOWSKI “Driz” MARIE MARGARET DuBOIS “Marie” “Whatever he docs, he docs with all his might.” Likes girls and cars . . . neat dresser . . . aimiable . . . good sense of humor. “A smile has she for all who pass.” Jolly outlook . . . friendly . . . courteous ... a friendly hello is her trademark. Key Club 2,3,4. AMBITION: Telephone “Leave things of the future to fate.” “Good will is the mightiest practical force in the uni- verse.” Naval reserves . . . easy go- ing . . . nice to know . . . good natured. AMBITION: Personnel Manager Saves his words . . . friend to all that knows him . . . calm outlook. Drama 2,4. AMBITION: Engineer. KATHLEEN ANNE EDEN “Kathy” “Fun is where you find it.” Chatterbox . . . sincere . . . great kid . . . interested in dramatics ... a ready “hello.” Drama 2,3.4; G.A.A. 2; Student Council 1. AMBITION: Beautician MARILYN JOAN EDENSON “Mar” “A smile able to warm the heart of a statue.” Sincere . . . ready helper . . . good-natured . . . neat, sweet, and bright. F.N.A. 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3 (treas.); Class Council 3; Student Council 1.2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Drama 3. AMBITION: College 58 JAN A. ELKINS “Chip'5 “Persuasion tips his tongue whenever he speaks. Classroom cut up ... characteristic walk . . . in- stant book reports . . . fun loving . . . Florida? Track 1.2; School paper 1; Yearbook 1,4; Student Council 1 ; Green Quill 3 (Ed.Bd.) 4 (Pres.): Folio 4; Prom 3. AMBITION: Engince VICTOR FAILME1 “Tory” “No evil can be fall a good man in life. KATHRYN JEAN EVANS “Kathy” “A splendid personality is her splendor.” Style conscious . . . rates a second look . . . oh, those double dates! . . . sweet and sincere. G.A.A. 1: F.H.A. 2: Class Council 4; Yearbook 3,4. Further SEPHINE IRENE FALLON “Jo” “Wisdom and ambition con- stitute a worthy life.” Pleasant disposition . . . Oh that wagon! . . . keeps the band in rhythm . . . hurdle man. Top-notch student . . . suc- cess is certain . . . school spirit to spare ... an all around gal. Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2- 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; A.V. I; Cross-Country 2,3.4: Stu- dent Council 2: Varsity Club 2,3,4; Prom comm. 3,- 4. Nurses Club 1,2,3 (sec.); Medical Careers Club 4 (pres.); N.H.S. 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Class Council 1: Drill Team 3; Green Quill 4; Yearbook 4: Float comm. 4. AMBITION: Career Diplo- mat AMBITION: Nurse i ELIZABETH LOUISE FANNON “Liz” “Even her ‘Helio’ is filled with loveliness.” Pinky pink ... a glowing smile . . . nice to know . . . neat appearance . . sweet girl. AMBITION: Secretary SUSAN ROSE FERBER “Sue” “Quietness speaks a happy heart.” Serious outlook . . . future teacher . . . appears quiet . . . friendly . . . takes things as they come. F.T.A. 1,4; Spanish Club 3; Senior Carnival 4; Prom 4. AMBITION: Elementary Teacher 59 DANIEL CLAYTON FETHEROLF “Dan” “When an intelligent man hears the words of wisdom, he approves them.” THOMAS JOSEPH FLANAGAN “Father” “Life is a jest and all things show it.” Devilish grin ... a mind of his own . . . fast walker . . . occupies the upper at- mosphere. “Splain it” . . . never a dull moment!!! . . . one of our mat men . . . rather shy. LOIS ANNE “Lois” DIANE FORE “Diane” Football 1; Chemistry 3,4; Basketball 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity ; Baseball 1; Foot- AMBITION: Nuclear cist “Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul.” Petite miss . . . strawberry blonde . . . good dancer . . . enjoys a good time . . . shore goer. F.H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3; Class Council 3. AMBITION: I.B.M. Opera- tor “Sadness cannot stay long in this cheerful heart.” A radiant smile . . . neat appearance . . . sincere . . . naturally nice. G.A.A. 2 (Sec.) 3,4; Library 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Council 4 (Chair- man) ; Girls’ Booster Club 4 (Chairman). AMBITION: College JOHN ROBERT FOX “John” “Strength of mind and strength of body shall surely bring success.” Hard worker . . . neat ap- pearance . . . Mr. Vice- President . . . pleasing per- sonality . .. junior interest. Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4 (Vice- Pres.); Class Council 3; Varsity Club 4; History Club 4; Biology Club 4. AMBITION: Lawyer BARBARA ANN MARIE FRANKI “Barb” “A personality gay, she lights the dullest day.” Drill Team member . . . nice to be with . . . “Help me with my French!” . . . ardent artist . . . pleasing personality. F.T.A. 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3,4; French Club 3,4 (Pres.). AMBITION: Teacher 60 WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN “Bill” . . content with the pres- ent what ere it may be.” Good fellow . . . homework blues . . . “I’m tired!” . . . one of the taller set. Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,4. ROBERT ALFRED FRATTO “Bob” “Worry and concern arc not part of my life.” A flare for conversation . . . flirtatious ways . . . real nut . . . always ready with a laugh. AMBITION: cation. 1; Prom 4. : College BRENDA ANN FRA “Brenda” JACK FREEMAN “Jack” “A quiet soul harbors many surprises.” “No care beyond today nor tomorrow.” Sports a convertible . . . good driver??? . . . home- work blues . . . athletically inclined. G.A.A. 2,4; Twirler 3: Leader Corps 3; Prom 4. AMBITION: Undecided Interests in the art field . . . friendly to everyone . . . ready “hello.” Art Club 1. AMBITION: Service Ca- reer. WILLIAM CLARE FRUTCHEY “Frutch” “From a scientific mind great things evolve.” “Pook-bah-fink” . . . track- man . . . good-natured . . . witty remarks . . . math whiz. Cross-Country 2,3,4; Wres- tling 2; Track 2,4; Chorus 3; Drama 3; Varsity Club 4; Prom 4. AMBITION: Mathemati- cian. RICHARD ALAN GALVIN “Mister Magoo” “Spirit and good sense are two of life’s blessings.” Classroom cut-up . . . school spirit plus . . . runs our Green White Shoppe . . . “Love Potion No. 9.” Basketball 1; Boys’ Intramu- rals 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Stu- dent Council 2; Class Council 2; School Store Mgr. 4. AMBITION: Business Exec- utive 61 DOROTHY JEAN GENOVESE “Dot” “To be content with life is a great virtue.” Sweet sincere . . . one of our twirlcrs . . . bubbling personality . . . “I’m hun- gry!” ... an avid gum chewcr? G.A.A. 3; F.T.A. 3; Twirler 4; Sr. Float Comm. 4; Year- book 4. AMBITION: College CAROL ANN GIAMARESE “Carol” “A constant friend is a per- son rare and hard to find.” Seen, but quietly heard . . . fast talker . . . friendly to many. AMBITION: Secretary DOROTHY ALICE GLECKNER “Dee” “A sunny smile, the soul of success.” Sweet and sincere . . . lots of pep . . . whiz on the woodwinds . . . pleasant and talkative. JAMES CHARLES GONDEN “Jim” “His talents are of the more silent type.” Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonette 1,2,3,4; French Club 1 Drama Club 1; Dance Band 3; Float Comrii. 4; Sr. Prom Comm. 4; Newspaper 3 Chcm. Club 3: Human Re lations 4. AMBITION: M ing KENNETH W. GONDER “Ken” “Books are my introduction to life’s mission.” Mischievious ways . . . worry, whom . . . friend to all . . . did you say home- work ? ? ? AMBITION: Engineer “Hey, wah’a you call it” . . . neat dresser . . . outgo- ing personality . . . likes fast cars. estling 3,4. MBITION: Engineer TERRI EILEEN GORDON “Ter” “True happiness knows no confinement.” Style conscious . . . “Cer- tainly do” . . . outstanding features . . . Brunswick in- terests . . . fun-lover. Folio 2; Dance Comm. 2; Yearbook 3; G.A.A. 3; Prom Comm. 3,4. AMBITION: College 62 WILLIAM LEON GRAF “Leon” “Contentment is the reward for a good man.” Pleasant outlook on life . . . on the quiet side . . . nice. AMBITION: Service VICTOR ANTHONY GRASSO “Vic” “Give me today, and take tomorrow.” Cartoonist . . . Art room terror . . . ancient prone . . . “Who put the holes in the milk cartons?” Art Club 1,2,3; Dance Com- mittee 1,2; Prom Committee 3,4. AMBITION: Cartoonist JEROME RONALD GRATTAN “Ronnie” MARY ALICE GREEN “Mary” “Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length.” A likeable guy . . . sports enthusiast ... a bounce in his step. Football 1,3,4: Bowling. Club 1: Boys' Intramurals 1, 2,3,4. AMBITION: College ANTHONY LO GRINZO “Tony” “Happiness is achieved by those who can create.” Mischief in her eye . . . cap- able worker . . . ardent artist . . . that collegiate look. Folio 3,4; Art Club 4; G.A.A. 4. Commercial THLEEN ANN GRISCAVAGE “Gris” A grain of gaity seasons everything.” “A bit of rascality, a real personality.” Always ready for fun . . . everybody's friend sports a red Chevy. Football 1. AMBITION: Mechanic A smile for all . . . Oh, those fraternity parties! . . . sparkling personality . . . fun loving lass. Class Council 2; G.A.A. 1,2, 3; Yearbook 3,4; Green Quill 4; Booster Club 4; Float 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Student Council 1. 63 AMBITION: Marriage LARRY V. GRONDZKI “Lar” “All things come to him who will but wait.” Sincere ... on the quiet side . . . airplanes control his mind . . . eager to work. Model Airplane Club 1,2; Booster Club 2; Track 4. Boys’ Gymnastics 4. AMBITION: Flight Officer GERARD CARMEN GUERRIERO “Jerry The Boot” ‘‘Wherever he may be there is laughter, laughter every- where.” A quiet person . . . lots of charm ... a future beauti- cian . . . outside interests. Band 1. AMBITION: Beautician CARLO THOMAS GUIDOBONI, JR “Max” “Sportsmanship, courage, and leadership arc his true virtues.” Our A.A.U. Champ . . Yea Italy!!! . . . That Bos- ton Accent . . . witty re- marks. Class council 1 (pres.), 2 (pres), 3; Student Council 1,2; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity Cl Prom Committee 3, 1. AMBITION: College JOANN HACKEN “Hacky” JUANITA DOREENK GUSZ “Dor” “Her gaiety is contageous to all around her.” Sweet disposition ... a friend to all . . . nice to know . . . sincere . . . quiet sense of humor. Class Council 1,2; Astron- omy Club 2. ON: Airline Hos- LIAM R. HAINES “Bill” “I was put here to have some fun, not to be the quiet one.” Horses. Horses, and more Horses . . . constant chatter . . . happy-go-lucky . . . good natured. F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Art Club 4; Leader Corps 4: Fo- lio 4; Yearbook 4. AMBITION: College “Peace rules the day, where reason rules the mind.” One of our trackmen . . . shy??? . . . sincerity is his manner . . . sports enthusi- ast. Cross-Country 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Boys Intramu- rals 3,4; Tennis 4. AMBITION: Tool and Die Maker 64 GEORGE LAWRENCE HALAMICEK ‘‘George” “Good nature is valued above jewels.” Shy personality . . . afraid of girls??? . . . pleasant outlook . . . likes fun. Football 1,3; Wrestling 1,2.- 4. AMBITION: Mechanical Engineer RAINER WILLIAM HELLER “Bill” “Hope and ambition — the true combination for suc- cess.” Conscientious student . . . bound to succeed friendly . . . one of Simpson's men. Track 1; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Fo- lio 2,3,4: Newspaper 2.3.4; Chem. Club 3,4; Green Quill 3,4: Student Council 4. AMBITION: Undecided GEORGE J. HELMERS “George” Spirited athlete, fine fellow, Shy??? . . . Cross-Country DONALD ROBERT HENRY “Don” “A keen understanding of others makes a better man.” Star . . . “Aw! Come On!” ... a nice guy. Drama 1.2: Cross-Country 3.4; Outdoor Track 3,4; Indoor Track 3,4. Moments of mischief . . . geometry — yes, algebra — no . . . fun provoker . . . nice guy. AMBITION: College Sh Ta Wrestling 3,4; Track 3. N: Accountant SHARON LEI HERDEGEN “Sharon” 1L EUGENE HESS “Noel” “A pretty smile and a neat “A man shall be known by appearance arc silent recom- his learning.” mendations.” Funloving varsity cheerleader ... “I like it” . . . active . . . nice to know . . . hard worker. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Drill Team 2; Cheerleader 3,4; Girls’ Boos- ter Club 4. AMBITION: College Conscientious worker . . . ceiling scraper on the bas- ketball team ... a top stu- dent . . . nice personality. Orchestra 1; Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,- 2,3,4. AMBITION: Professional Scout. 65 JANE VICTORIA HOLDSWORTH “Janie” ROBERTA ANN HESSEK “Bobbi” “Always running to and fro, I chatter, chatter as I go.” Pleasant smile . . . favors a certain senior . . . top joke teller . .. typewriter whiz. F.H.A. 2,3,4; Nurses Club 3. AMBITION: Home Eco- nomics Teacher “Energy and persistence conquer all things.” One of our leaders . . . Gift of gab . . . intelligent miss . . . fun provoker . . . sports at VYV . . . “Mole.” G.A.A. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Newspaper 2; Biology Club 3,4: Green Quill 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Lead- er’s Corps 4; Yearbook 4: Class Secretary 4: Float Comm. 3.4: Prom. Comm. 3, 4: Scniorium 4: Biology Lab Assistant 3,4. AMBITION: Psychologist JEAN-ANNE MARIE HOERTH “Jean-Anne” “Live, love, laugh, and be happy.” There goes a motorcycle! . . . top notch twirlcr . . . laughter is contageous. ROBERT FRANCIS HOLTAWAY “Bob” “Tis a man’s worth that makes his place in life. Loves a good laugh . . . sports a “souped up” Honda . . . nice to know. F.N.A. 1; Twirling 2,3,4 F.T.A. 3. AMBITION: Und GAYLE ANN HO “Gayle” “Small, yet full of lots vbf spunk.” Dance Committee 1 : Rifle Club 2; Chemistry Club 3,4; Prom Comm. 4. ON: Engineer NINA HOPE HOROWITZ “Nina” A sunny disposition . . . pint size dynamite . . . every- body's friend . . . ready with a smile. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Drill Team 3,4; Booster Club 4: Prom Comm. 3,4; Class Council 4; French Club 4: Yearbook 4; Float Comm. 4. “Full of fun and spirit which never seems to cease.” “S’cutc though” . . . ace on the dance floor . . . spar- kling personality Brunswick interests. Modern Dance Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 2; Yearbook 4; Prom Comm. 4; Drama Club 4. AMBITION: Physical Edu- AMBITION: Dancer cation Teacher 66 PATRICIA HOUSE “Housey” ‘•Gain enjoyment from every- thing in life and share it with others.” Has the devil in her eyes ... a lover of sports . . . intelligence plus . . . our own guitar player. G.A.A 1,2,3 (Pres.), 4 (Pres.); F.T.A. 1; Newspa- per 1,2 (Class Ed.), 3 (Fea- ture Ed.), 4 (Ed. in Chief); X.H.S. 3,4 (Corres. Sec.); Student Council 1,2; Chorus 1; Class Council 2; Drill Team 2,3.4; Float Comm. 3, 4; Y’carbook 4; Leaders Corps 3,4; Chem Lab Asst. 3,4; Chcm Club 4. AMBITION: Physical Therapist WILLIAM GORDON HOYT “Bill “Friendliness is my exter- ior.’’ Liked by all who know him . . . quiet and sincere . . . comes from Ohio. Chorus 3,4; Drama; Folio 3; Football 2: Track 1; Golf 2,4. AMBITION: Government Service KATHERINE HUBER “Kathie” “Sweetness and charm are hers for all the days of her life.” Below' eye level ... a smile is her password . . . cameo complexion . . . twinkle in her eye. Drama 1; Student Council 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Council 2; Prom Comm. 4. DARLENE ANN HUDAK “Dar” “Her carefree heart makes her a joy to know.” Often seen in South River . . . “Need a ride? . . . “must be!” . . . sports a Chevy. AMBITION: Secretary AMBITION: Secreti LINDA ELLEN HYDRUSKO “Linda” il “A pretty smile and a pleas- ant face a charming girl full of grace. A pleasant personality . . . neat dresser . . . petite miss . . . her own seamstress . . . enjoys homcmaking. Drill Team 2; F.H.A. 3,4; Leader Corps 3; Green Quill 4. ;le italiano “Chipmunk “It's better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow.” A bundle of energy . . . sports all around! . . . and only that high!? G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; Art Club 4; Float Comm. 4. AMBITION: Undecided AMBITION: College 67 YVONNE JACKSON “Yvonne” ’’True to her word, her work, and her friends.” Natural blonde tresses . . . top rate twirler . . . “Ywie” . . . rapid chatter. Twirling 1,2,3 (Captain), 4 (Co-captain); G.A.A. 3,4; Student Council 1,3 (Ex. Comm.), 4 (Ex. Comm.); Yearbook 4; Folio 4. DELORES MARY JACKUBOWSKI “Dee” “No care beyond today — or even tomorrow for that mat- ter.” Nice clothes . . . great talker . . . outside interests . . . sum mer at the shore. F. H.A. 1,2,3,4; Guidance Helper 3,4; F.N.C. 1,2; G. A.A. 3. AMBITION: Coll MARGRETTA AI JAMES “Margrctta “She softly speaks and softly smiles.” Future steno . . . Karen's friend . . . likes to have fun ... calm outlook. ON: College ROTHY MARIE JENNERS __________. “Dot” noelgT “Tmc voice is the ceaseless mechanism which reveals personality.” Bubbles . . . Dotty on the spot . . . Your Uncle??? . . . makes her presence known . . . class worker. Future Nurses Club 1; G.A.A. 2; Chemistry Club 3; Art Club 4. AMBITION: Nurse G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1: Student Council 4; Class Council 4; Girls’ Booster Club 4; Lead- er’s Corps 4; Float Comm. 4 (Chairman). AMBITION: Nurse MARY ELLEN JONES “Mary Ellen” “One of my greatest pleas- ures in life is conversation.” Blondes really do have more fun . . . sharp dresser ... a petite miss . . . sweet girl. AMBITION: Secretary JAMES DOUGLAS JOYCE “Doug” “Bounce well the sport of life and contentment shall prevail.” Soccer pro . . . class enthu- siast . . . above eye-level . . . “Cowboy” ... a great guy. Football 1; Soccer 2,3,4; Class Council 3; Prom Comm. 3 (Chairman); F.T.A. 4; Seniorium 4 (Ex. Comm.). 68 AMBITION: Teacher EMILY ANN JOYNES “EM” “You have to believe in hap- piness, or happiness never comes.” RONALD JOSEPH JUBA “Lat” “No man is exempt from say- ing silly things; the mischief is to say them deliberately.” What a talker!!! . . . easy going ... a Howard John- son’s girl . . . loves a good laugh. Long lashes, lasses . . . one of Floreks' men . . . fun provoker . . . that certain smile. Mixed Chorus 1 : Student Council 4: Dist. Ed. 4. AMBITION: Housev KATIIRENF AN? JUSTIC “Kathy “Talk to me. shout to me, I despise silence. Neat dresser . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . half-time marcher . . . makes her prcsccnee known. Girls' Intramurals 1: G.A.A. 2,3,4; Drill Team 2.3.4: Prom Comm. 3.4: Yearbook 1: Booster Club 4. AMBITION: Teacher Student Council 1,2: Track 1,3,4; Soccer 2.3,4; Varsitv Club N: College N LOIS KALBER “Lu” “Sincerity and truth are the basis of everything. Easy to get along with . . . Her own seamstress . . . Ca- pable worker . . . warm smile. F.T.A. 1,2 (Sec.), 3 (V. Pres.), 4 (Pres.); G.A.A. 2,- 3; German Club 3,4; Green Quill 3,4; Class Council 4. AMBITION: Home Eco- nomics Major. NANCY JANE KAMMEN “Nance” “My aim is to spread a little joy with smiles and laugh- ter.” Sparkle in her eye . . . nice to know . . . cute as a but- ton . . . ready smile. G.A.A. 2,3,4; Cheni. Lab Assist. 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Yearbook 3,4 (Org. Ed.); Float Comm. 3,4; Leaders Corps 4; Human Rel. Council 4; Seniorium 4; Drama 4. AMBITION: Physical Ed. Teacher GARY KANANOVICH “Gary ’ “Self-confidence is the first requisite to great undertak- ings. “Butch . . . Lots of fun . . . cars, cars, and more cars . . . aversion to home- work . AMBITION: College 69 WILLIAM STEPHEN KANE “Bill “Far may we search before we find a heart so manly and so kind. THOMAS JAMES KAPUSTA “Torn” “A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men ” One of our matmen . . . nice to know . . . Math whiz . . . “Muscles” . . . care- free??? Quiet?? . . . hot-rod enthu- siast . . . friendly ways . . . calm outlook . . . sets his own pace. FRED BARRY “Fred” WILLIAM KEITHLER Football 1: Wrestling 2,� 3,4; Cross-Country 2,4; Year- book 4; Chcm. Club AMBITION: College Electronics Track 3,4. “Frankness is a natural qual- ity.” History whiz . . . jokes ga- lore . . . sure to succeed . . . hails from Perth Amboy. Bowling Team 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Dramatic Club 1.2,3; Newspaper 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Debate Club 2. “John” “Education is a chest of tools.” Relaxed ways . . . wary of women ... on his way to success . . . nice guy. Chess Club 2; Math Club 4; Chcm. Club 4. AMBITION: Politician A M BITI ON: Col lege JUDY LYNN KENTSBEER “Jude” “A happy smile lives long. Carefree ... a love for laugh- ter .. . “Well that's the way it goes!” . . . outdoor gal. Chorus 1: Drill Team 1.2; G.A.A 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4 (Co-Ed.); Leader Corps 3,4 (Treas.); Drama 4; Student Council 4; Class Council 1; Seniorium 4; Float Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 4. AMBITION: Physical Ed. Teacher SANDRA LEE KESCKES “Sandy “She is nice by name and nice by nature. Traveling enthusiast . . . “Keep the top up. . . . loads of fun . . . natural redhead. G.A.A. 1; German Club 3; Medical Careers Club 4. AMBITION: Medical Tech- nologist 70 NORMAN JOHN KIRK “Norman” “Fun is where you find it.” CAROL ANN KIRWIN “Carol” Enjoys life . . . airplane en- thusiast . . . remembers sum- mer stock . . . spotlight man. Band 1,2: Chess 1: Model Airplane Club 2, (Pres.). 3: Golf Club 3,4. “Life is not measured by the time we live, but how. ' Sincere . . . twinkle in her eyes . . . friendly . . . never in a hurry ... Quiet? AMBITION: Nurse AMBITION: Collet CAROL ANN KIS “Caror’ 1 € So LALD GUY KLEIN “Jerry” piOiLfJ “What wisdom can you find that is greater than kind- “A little mischief by the ness?” way, a little fun to spice the day.” Endless chatter . . . person- ality plus . . . never without a smile . .. congenial. Drill Team 1,2; F.T.A. 2 (Sec.); Folio 3,4 (Assist. Ed.); Student Council 3; Color Guard 4: Yearbook 4. Witty remarks . . . versatile . . . perseverence leads to success . . . basketball is his game. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,- 3,4; Math Club 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Council 4. AMBITION: Teacher AMBITION: Engineer ROBERT E. KLOZA “Kloz” “Life is to be fortified by many friendships. One of Gonier's men ... on the quiet side . . . mischief in his eyes. Chess Club 2.3.4. Track 2,3,- 4; Football 3,4. AMBITION: Architect VALERIE HELEN KLUSKA “Val” “Wisdom is far better than gold.” N.H.S. member . . . serious student . . . “Whatchama- callit . . . speaks her mind . . . half-time marcher. Math Club 1; F.T.N. 1,2,3; Newspaper 1: Drill Team 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2: N.H.S. 3.4: Latin Club 3; Med. Carr. Club 4 (Pres.); Yearbook 4; Float Comm. 4. AMBITION: Medical Doc- tor 71 DOROTHY KOO “Dot” “Silence gives grace to a woman.” Pleasant personality . . . cool intellect . . . neat ap- pearance . . . mind of her own ... success is certain. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 1.2,3, (Class Editor); Math Club 2,3 (Secretary), 4 (President): Chem. Club 2, 4; F.T.A. 2: Class Council 3: Folio 3,4: Green Quill 3; Chemistry Laboratory Asst. 3,4. AMBITION: College JEROME HARVEY KOOTMAN “Koot” “In quietness and confidence shall be your strength.” Takes things as they come . . . a confused mathemati- cian? ... friend to all. Library Club 1 : Bowling League 1: Track 2: Boys' Intramurals 3,4: Yearbook 4: Math Club 4 (Vice- Prcs.) Tennis 4. AMBITION: College LYNX MARIE KORSAK “Lynn” NORMA JEAN KOVACH “Norma” “Smile and enjoy youth for you grow old too soon.” Always smiling . . . carefree and gay . . . class support- er .. . outgoing personality. Prom Comm. 3,4; Yearbook 4. “In quietness and confidence shall be your strength.” Sweet kid . . . sunny dispo- sition . . . “You’re about ready for the Boobic Hatch!” AMBITION: Secretary “Pete” “To insure peace of mind ig- nore rules and regulations.” Oh! those “tots” . . . sports a Chevy . . . lover of women and song. “A glad heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” A smile for all who pass . . . outside interests . . . high stepper . . . pleasant person- ality. Drill Team 4; Girls’ Booster Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4 (Treas.). 72 AMBITION: Undecided AMBITION: Secretary BARBARA CATI IE RIN E KRUCZYNSKI “Barb” “All her heart and soul, forever is joy.” Success is certain . . . natu- rally nice . . . willing work- er .. . lots of fun . . . blushes easily. Library 1; Math Club 2,3; Drill Team 2,3; Nurse’s Club 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; Green Quill 3,4; Folio 4; Float Comm. 4; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4; Medical Careers Club 4 (Secretary). AMBITION: Legal Secre- tary JOHN KUCAK “John” “He has a heart with room for every joy.” Aversion to school . . . one of the quieter set . . . subtle humor. A-V Club 1. AMBITION: Undecided LYNN DIANE KUHLTHAU “Lynn” “Fond of fun as fond can be.” Fashion conscious . “Red” . . . cheery and lika- ble disposition . . . “School, what’s that?” G.A.A. 1,2; Student Council 1,4; Class Council 2; Prom Comm. 3,4; Booster Club 4; Green Quill 4; Ycarboo AMBITION: Airline ardess EILEEN SUZANN KUPPER “Eileen” “She is witty, lively, and full of fun.” Long blonde curls . . . cheer- ful smile . . . sunny disposi- tion . . . snappy dresser. Class council 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Yearbook 3. KAREN ANN KULL “Karen” “Tho’ she's merry, yet withal she’s wise.” Conscientious student . . . German whiz?!? . . . keeps up with the fashions. AMBITION: Teacher ROBERT LANG “Ed” “While we read history, we make it.” A model student . . . history authority . . . quiet and sin- cere ... an individual. AMBITION: College AMBITION: Airline Hos- tess 73 NICK JOHN LARIONOFF “Nick” “Happiness is life’s promise to me.” Cross-country man ... a great guy . . . quiet??? . . . liked by all who know him. . . Track 2; Cross-country 3,4. AMBITION: College JUDITH ANN LATZSCH “Judy” “A heart filled with joy can only smile.” Nice to know . . . hard worker ... a loyal friend . . . lots of fun. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Class Council 1,2; Twirling 3: Booster Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Green Quill 4; Prom Comm. 4. fON: Clerk Typist CAROL ANN LEGG “Carol” RICHARD JOHN LEPKO “Richv” “No problem to large, no fa- vor too small for a willing hand.” A cheery smile . . . friendly hello . . . neat appearance . . . sincere friend. F.H.A. 1,2 (Secretary); Bowling Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Yearbook 4. “Whatever fun is to be sold. I am also a purchaser.” Never a dull moment! . . . art bug . . . what a mechan- ic! . . . interest varied. AMBITION: Undecided AMBITION: Secretary HENRY PAUL LICHTMAN “Pipe” “I was born to be free.” Matman . . . popular . . . never a dull moment . . . witty remarks . . . one of Gonier's men . . . Night- time Nomad. Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2; Student Council 2,3; Varsity Club 2 (Vice-President), 3 (Vice- President), 4. SUSAN MARY LINDEN “Sue” “We may tire of those pleas- ures we take but never of those we give.” Neat appearance . . . fun- lover . . . friend . . . willing worker . . . amiable gal . . . Chorus 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3 (Secretary) 4 (Vice-Presi- dent); G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4 (President) ; Year- book 4; Class Council 4. AMBITION: I.B.M. Opera- tor 74 AMBITION: College GAIL BETH LINDSLEY “Gail” “You can always hear her laughing, and see her smil- ing.” Bayonne's loss, our gain . . World traveler . . . always a smile and a laugh. Red Cross Rep. 1; G.A.A. 4; Student Council 4; Year- book 4. CAROL ANN LINDSTROM “Swede” “A laugh is the climax of Joy.” “Why should the devil have all the fun?” . . . attractive miss . . . fraternity parties galore. Drama Club 2: Leaders Corps 3. AMBITION: Collegl GAYLE VIRGINIA “Gayle” “Enthusiasm is the fuel t strikes the engine of suc- cess.” Makes her presence known . . . Do blondes have more fun? . . . outside interests . . . always in on the mis- chief. N: Airline Stew- IAM M. LOGAN “Bill” “Instilled with laughter, song and shout, he spins the great wheel of earth about.” A likeable fellow . . . track star — pole vault ... al- ways with a grin . . . Gas Station manager. F. H.A 1.2: Drama Club 1,2,- 3.4; Art Club 1 : Chorus 1 ; G. A.A. 3,4; Future Nurses Club 4; Yearbook 4. AMBITION: Registered Nurse Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1 : Class Council 4 AMBITION: Junior Col- lege RICHARD WAYNE LOSCHE “Richie'’ “A man of few cares has no regrets” Calm outlook . . . aversion to homework . . . great arm wrestler and weight lifter .. . young aviator. Bowling Club 1: Gymnastics 3.4. MARK WILLIAM LOSSO “Mark” “Gladness of heart is the life of man.” Aversion to barbers? . . . above eye level . . . home- work enthusiast? . . . Sports a Chevy. AMBITION: Draftsman 75 AMBITION: Undecided ROBERT WILLIAM LUBOWICKI “Lubo” “He possess a certain blend of sincereness, character, and kindness which has no satis- factory dictionary name.” One of the Can-Can Boys . . . fun loving . . . easy going. Track 1,2; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Hockey Club 3,4; Gymnas- tics 3,4. AMBITION: Archt HAROLD WILL LYONS “Willic” M£ D£uFg “He that is thy friend indeed, He will help thee in they need.” JOSEPH RUSSELL LUBERSKI “Joe” “A friend is the greatest treasure.'’ “Springs” . . . Girl Shy? . . . Economics whiz . . . pleasant disposition . . . con- scientious worker. Bowling league 1,2,3,4: Stu- dent council 4; 4-H Club 4. BLdllON: Undecided CYNTHIA GAYLE MacKAY “Cyn” A conscientious student . . . friend to all . . . easy-going fellow . . . friendliness in his eyes. Key Club 2 (Sec.), 3 (Treas.), 4 (Treas.). “A wish to buy a world of happy days.” A tall lass and always happy . . . terrific artist! . . . friendly to all. AMBITION: Fashion Illus- trator AMBITION: Vcternarian LYNNE MARIE MacFADEN “Lynn” “Full of life and loads of fun.” Anti-homework . . . makes her presence known . . . funloving . . . nice gal . . . chatterbox . . . “me and my knee!” Booster Club 1,4; G.A.A. 1,- 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,- 4; French Club 1,3; Nurses Club 1,2; Class Council 2,4; Medical Career Club 4: Year- book 3,4; Chcm. Club 4; Drill Team 2; Prom Comm. 3; Art Club 3; Chorus 3; Newspaper 3; History Club 3. MARLENE CATHERINE MAIONE “Mar” “And ever as she went some merry song she sang.” Quiet??? ... a devil at heart . . . one of the smaller set . . . terrific vocalist. Chorus 1.3.4: Folio 3: Dra- ma 3.4; Art Club 4 AMBITION: Entertainer 76 AMBITION: Surgical Nurse JOHN ROBERT MANSFIELD “Wart” “Strong of build, strong of mind, but gentle of heart.” “Mr. Touchdown” . . . pop- ular fella ... all ’round athlete . . . anything for a laugh . . . Oh, those con- tacts. Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1.3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Key Cl Prom Comm. 3,4. AMBITION: Engineer JOAN H. MARSH “Joni” PAMELA ANNE MARINO “Pam” “True to her work, her mind, and her friends.” “Oh! That laugh!” . . . working girl . . . always with her charm bracelet . . . good natured . . . student secretary. ORE VANAUKEN MARSH. JR. “Ted” “My mind is pleasant for it is happy.” “Me an’ El” . . . full of sur- prises . . . flirtatious blue eyes ... “Hey Mel.” G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. AMBITION; I B M. Opera- tor “Quiet and retiring but also inquisitive and sincere.” Drag-racing authority . . . History brain . . . jolly out- look . . . easy to get along with. Chem Club. 4; Math Club 4. AMBITION: Undecided BARBARA JEAN MATYSIK “Barb” “Friendliness and neatness arc assets to carry proudly.” Dependable well dressed . . . friendly man- ner, congenial . . . school spirit ... a sweet girl. Student Council 1,2, (Ex. Com.) 3,4 (Ex. Com.): Drill Team 2; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Green Quill 3,4; Yearbook 4. AMBITION: College GARY KENNETH MAYER “Garr” “A lad worthy to be called a gentleman.” Pleasant disposition ... al- ways ready with a smile . . . “check that horn!!” Student Council 1; Key Club 2,3,4; Newspaper StafT 4. AMBITION: Own Business 77 'i BRIAN JAMES McCALL “Brian” “A man’s own character shapes his fortune.” Success is certain . . . definite ideas ... a model student . . . efficient worker. Chess Club 1; Golf Team 1,- 2.3,4; Math Club 2; Class Council 2.3; Student Coun- cil 2: Model Airplane Club 2, 3; Green Quill 3; Hockey Club 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4(Pres.); Varsity Club 4. AMBITION: U.S. Senator KATHLEEN JOYCE McGuire “Kathy” “Is life not a hundred times too short?” Top-rate cheerleader ... a bundle of energy . . . con- scientious student . . . con- stant chatter . . . jolly out- look. G.A.A. 1,2.3,4; Cheerlead- ing 1,2 (J.V. Capt.) 3, 4 (Var. Capt.); Student Council 1,4 (Exec. Comm.); Class Council 1.2,3,4 (V. Pres.): Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Leaders Corps 3,4 (Pres.); N.H.S. 3,4; Sr. Prom Comm. 4; Yearbook 4; Sen- iorium 4; Girls’ Booster 4. AMBITION: Physical Edu- cation Teacher WILLIAM ROBERT MeDEDE “Bill” “Silence is the wise man's true domain.” “Willie” ... a quiet man- yet very good natured . . . nice guy. Football 1. david McKinley “Dave” “Give me a good time-all the time.” A great guitarist . . . Senior interests . . . likes school??? ... a gentleman. Boys Intramurals 1,2. AMBITION: Professional “Makes her presence known by her trust and sincerity.” Gift of gab ... “I lost it” . . . sincere friend . . . happy- go-lucky . . . dependable worker. “A friend to all, great or small.” E.B. trackman . . . pleasant disposition . . . friendly ways .. . girl shy??? Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 3,4: Yearbook 3,4; F.H.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 4. AMBITION: Airline Secre- tary Track 1.2,3,4: Boys’ Inter- murals 1,2,3,4: Football 1. AMBITION: Navy 78 JOHN WILLIAM METZGER “Superman” “Happiness and laughter will follow him through his life.” “Hey! You, up.” . . . mem- ber of the taller set . . . one of the boys . . . harmonica whiz. Football 1.3: Track 2,4. AMBITION: Auto Mechan- ic RICHARD JOSEPH MEUCCI “Richie” “His limbs were cast in man- ly mold for hearty sports and contests bold.” Lover of women and one of the Beach Boys . . . one of Gonier’s Men . . . Sunday Surfer. Student Council 1: Class Council 2: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1: Varsity Club 3,4. AMBITION: College ALAN HOWARD MEYER “Al” “Appears aloof and uncon- cerned but really has a heart of gold.” Calm ways . . . quiet man- ner . . . sports a blue and white Chevy. AMBITION: Certified Pub- STEVEN DOUGLAS MEYERS “Steve” “I live a full life without worry or concern.” Devilish ways . . . one of Doyle’s matmen . . . speaks his piece. Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Class Council 3. lie Accountant : Business Col- FREDERICK MILLER “Don” MARTIN GEORGE MIKA “Marty” “A carefree life that laughs at worry.” Life is worth living.” History whiz . . . conscien- tious worker . . . pleasant personality . . . friendly in his ways. AMBITION: Business School A golf fan . . . likable fellow . . . a calm outlook . . . homework??? . . . “Did you say test — oh well.” Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3,- 4; German Club 1; Golf Team 2,3,4; Chem. Club 2,- 3,4; Math Club 2,3,4. AMBITION: Aeronautical Engineer 79 WESLEY MILLER “Wes” “Smiling always but sometimes makes you wonder what he’s thinking.” A true and sincere friend . . . individualist . . . college bound . . . easy going. Band 1,2; Track 2,3,4 (Track Mgr.); Prom Comm. 3,4; Float Comm. 4. AMBITION: Electrical En- gineer ANTHONY ARTHUR MINICHINI “Tony” “A strong man is a man honest and free.” Oh! that build . . . un- derclassman interest . . . gymnastic pro . . . mischcvious lad . . . Football 1; Gymnastics 3,4. AMBITION: Navy JOHN ROBERT MIRMAN “Mirman” “To be born with a gift of laughter and a sense that life is good.” Shy ... a hard working man . . . sparkle in his eyes . . . sincere personality. Track 1,2; Prom Comm. 4. CHARLES MIRRA “Chas” “I love life and life loves me.” Flirtatious ways . . . easy going . . . devilish . . . sets his own pace. AMBITION: Navy AMBITION: sentative WILLIAM MOITZ, “Bill TERRENCE “When you play, play hard; when you work, don’t play at all.” Sports enthusiast . . . oh, those deep brown eyes . . . sharp sense of humor . . . sports a honda . . . “Hello.” Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1; A-V Club 1; Track 2,4; Varsity Club 3,4 (pres.); Class Council 4. AMBITION: Programmer for Computers BRUNE MONAHAN “Terry” A soul of merriment lies be- neath this mild exterior.” Occupies the upper at- mosphere . . . friend to many . . . “Homework, what’s that??” Intramurals 2,3; Prom Comm. 3. AMBITION: Armed Forces 80 STEPHANIE MORRIS “Steph “Her manner steeped in graciousness, such charming ways doth she possess.” An attractive dresser . . . truly a sweet gal . . . rates a second look. G.A.A. 2; Folio 3; Prom Comm. 3,4: Yearbook 4. AMBITION: College LAWRENCE EDWARD MORTENSEN “Larry” ‘•Ready always to conquer life.” Quiet . . . girl shy?? . . . conscientious worker . . . pleasant personality. AMBITION: Business Ad- ministration MELISSA CLARK MOTT “Lis” “Music has charms and so has she.” Athletic abilities funloving . . . musically inclined . . . “Did you say the Neight?” Band 1,2,3,4, (Pres.); Chorus 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Hu- man Relations 3,4. AMBITION: Social ROBERT JOHN MULVEY “Bob” “The joy of life shines through every action.” A 4-H’er . . . horses, horses, and more horses ... a friend to those who know him. Football 1; Track 3,4. AMBITION: Mechanic WILLIAM ROBERT MUIR “Bill” “A man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.” Our state track champion . . . quiet ... get out the shovel . . . math whiz . . . nice to know. Track 1,2,3, (State Champ) 4; Student Council 1; Cross Country 2,3, (Capt.) 4: Indoor Track 2,3,4; Class Council 2; b 2,3,4 (Trcas.). ON: Chemical Rc- THLEEN ROSE MURPHY “Murph” “Remember the important and forget the rest — her philosophy of life!” Quite a conversationalist . . . a friendly personality ... a warm smile. G.A.A. 2,3. AMBITION: Airline Stew- ardess 81 LYNDA GAY MYSLICOVAN “Lynda” “Cute and clever, naughty never - well hardly ever.” Lovely twirlcr . . . nice dresser . . . makes her pres- ence known . . . always in on the fun. CAROL JO NELSON “C.J “Appears quiet but is like popcorn with ideas.” Math whiz . . . always ready to help . . . chcm. club sec . .. friendly. Twirling 1.2.3 (Co-capt.), 4 (Captain): Student Coun- cil 1,2,3 (Ex. Comm.) 4 (Ex. Comm.); Class Council 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3.4: Prom Comm. 3.4: Spanish Club 3; Chem. Club 4: Folio 4: 4. AMBITION: Nurse SUSAN LYNN N “Sue” “There is nothing more worth while than laughter and the love of friends.” Chorus 1.2.3.4: Math Club 2,3,4: Chcm. Club 2.3,- 4 (sec.): Class Council 2; Newspaper 2.3 Class Ed.): Drama Club 3; Chem. Lab Asst. 3,4: Yearbook 4; Sr. m. 4. ION: Physician DIANA NIELSEN “Diana Petite miss ... a friend to many . . . twinkle in her eye . . . extra sweet . . . full of fun. Bowling Club 1; Prom Comm. 3; Class Council 4; G.A.A. 3. “Life has presented its sunny side to me.” Great athletic abilities . . . enjoys a good time . . . care- free attitude. AMBITION: Office Worker AMBITION: Airline Stew- ardess ALETA KATHLEEN BRIGETTE NOLAN “Lee” “It is an asset to learn from life.” A future beautician . . . quiet??? .. . cheerful. .. mis- chievous manners . . . con- stant chatter. G.A.A. 1,3,4; F.H.A. 2,4; Drama Club 2. AMBITION: Beautician FREDERICK ANTHONY NORRELL “Fred” “Fond of fun as fond can be.” Fun provoker . . . sharp dresser . . . Gene Shepard fan . . . eye level in the sky. AMBITION: Restaurant owner and manager 82 VINCENT JAMES NOVELLO “Jimmy” “Quietness is the best for lie who is wise.” On the quiet side . . . easy to get along with . . . nice fellow. MICHAEL JOSEPH NOWICKI “Mike” “To know is nothing at all, to imagine is everything.” Football experience . . . Chevy troubles? . . . “Mon- ey, no time to spend it!” . . . A working man. JOSEPH W. OKENKA “Joe” “1 enjoy life as it is.” To handle yourself, use your head - to handle oth- ers use your heart. Ready for fun . . . girls, girls, and more girls . . . well dressed . . . nonchalant manner. Blonde haired, blue eyed casanova . . . always ready with a smile . . . sports a ’53 Mere. AMBITION: Navy- Track 1: Class Council 2; Wrestling 3.4: Prom Comm. 3; Senior Day Comm. 4: Newspaper 4: History Club 4. AMBITION: Guidance Counselor ROSEMARY TERESA OLSEN “Rosemary” “Seldom speaks but always smiles.” A smile for all ... often seen trudging up the hill . . . a friendly disposition. AMBITION: Secretary BARBARA HELEN O’NEILL “Barb” “A silent radiance shall fol- low her to the end of time.” Drama enthusiast . . . pleas- ant disposition . . . consci- entious worker ... a friendly smile for all. Chess Club 1,2. AMBITION: Nurse 83 KENNETH WALTER OREY “Ken” JOAN MARIE O’NEILL “Joni” “Petite, yet she has pep and vigor constrained only by gi- ants.” A bundle of fun . . . nice dresser . . . laughter unlim- ited ... a mischievous gremlin. G.A.A. 2,3; Student Council 1,4 (Executive Committee); Girls’ Booster Club 4; News- paper 4; Yearbook AMBITION: Colle' ROBERT JA) ORMOND “Milk “Tis a happy thing to be well liked.” History scholar . . . nice to all . . . always smiling . . . Sophomore addition to E.B.H.S. German Club 1,2; Y.S.A. 1,- 2; History Club 3,4 (Sec.); 3,4. TION: Forester GAIL AUDREY OSTROWSKI “Gail” “His nature is to make oth- ers around him chuckle.” Friend to many . . . hunting enthusiast . . . aversion to school . . . concealed mis- chief. Football 1,2.3; Wrestling 1,- 2; Track 1,2,3. AMBITION: Undecided “Throw your troubles to the wind.” Blonde tresses . . . outside interests . . . always smiling . . . wears the latest fash- ions. Yearbook 4. AMBITION: Airline Stew- ardess. WALTER STANLY OSTROSKI “Walt” “We must do mischief in small ways for the sake of doing good in large ways.” “Did you sec ‘Fractured Flickers?’” . . . Beach Boys’ fan . . . mind of his own . . . quiet??? . . . pleasant fellow. Wrestling 1,4; Track 2.3,4; Chem. Club 3. AMBITION: College BARBARA BETH OTTO “Barb” “So shy and quiet — ’til you get to know her.” Friendly . . . one of the qui- et set? ... nice to know ... petite miss. Library Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,- 2; Class Council 3; D.E.C.A. 4. AMBITION: College 84 CAROL JANE OWEN “Carol” “May her life always be a stage and she the leading ac- tress.” LINDA ELLEN PANIZZI “Linda” “Happiness is made to be shared.” Music abilities . . . jovial outlook ... a regular cho- rus member ... a love for animals. Hails from New York . . . speaks her piece . . . “Who’s that? — I can’t see that far” . . . friendly. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 (Sec.) 4; Chamber Singers 3; Drama Club 3,4; Lily ry Club 3,4. Student Council 1; Drill Team 3,4; Newspaper 4; AMBITION: Teacher Elemel LINDA ANN PARK “Linda” LIAM JOSEPH ARKINSON “Bill” “A ready smile and a happy manner.” Quiet and shy??? . . . sincere manner ... a good friend to all. Student Council 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3; Color Guard 4; Girls’ Booster Club 4. AMBITION: Secretary “It is easier not to speak a word at all, than to speak more than we should.” Soccer pro . . . math ex- pert ???... a nice fellow . . . Oh! That blonde hair. Track 3; Soccer 4: Tennis 4; Hockey 4; Model Air- plane Club 3. AMBITION: Draftsman ROBERT ANTHONY PAUL “Bob” “There is mischief in my bones.” Smart dresser . . . varsity matman naturally friendly . . . Oh! Those blue eyes and blonde hair. Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; Class Council 1. AMBITION: College MICHAEL ALLEN PAVLAK “Mike” “Sincerity is immeasurable.” Sincere . . . outstanding stu- dent . . . good natured . . . happy-go-lucky . . . amiable ... a great guy. Intramurals 1,2: Chcm. Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Cross- Country 3; Prom Comm. 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4. AMBITION: Engineer 85 JANE E. PAVLICK “Jane” “Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, a pleasure to know.” Queen of those week-end capers . . . gleaming personality . . . devilish eyes . . . always in step. Student Council 2.4 (Exec. Comm.); Class Council 2; Color Guard 2,3,4; Girls' Booster Club 4; Yearbook 4. AMBITION: Executive Sec- retary CATHY ANN PELLICHERO “Pell” “Always laughing, always gay, always has a word to say.” “I disagree with you, sir” . . . laughter personified . . . dancing and parties galore . . . loyal friend. Class Council 1,2,3; Girls’ In- tramurals 1; Student Council 2,3 (Exec. Comm.), 4 (Exec. Comm.); Yearbook 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Prom Comm. 3,4. AMBITION: College TIMOTHY R. PERKINS “Tim” “Much mirth is hidden be- hind his glasses.” Occupies upper atmosphere . . . quiet and shy . . . friendly personality . . . nice to know. Wrestling 1,2,3,4. LINDA LOUISE PERNICE “Linda” “Sometimes the smallest things arc the best.” One of the shorter set . . . peppy twirlcr . . . neat ap- pearance ... a faithful friend. F.T.A. 1 (Corr. Sec.) 4; Twirlcr 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; leaders’ Corps 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Comm. 4. AMBITION: Aviatio: EZEKIEL JOSEPH “Zeke” “It is not so important to have talent — the importance lies in what we do with it.” Elementarv LINDA JEAN PIPERO “Pepi” Always a kind word to say . . . good natured ... a true gentleman . . . happy and carefree. Latin Club 1; Music Club 1; French Club 3. “There is no season such de- light can bring.” Plentiful dark curls . . . lots of fun . . . always with a smile . . . future in the business world. 86 AMBITION: Business AMBITION: Secretary GEORGE PATRICK POPE “George'’ “Geared to turn the wheel of fortune.” Amiable fellow . . . always in on the fun . . . flirtatious ways . . . pleasant disposition. Student Council I. AMBITION: Navy GROVER JOSEPH POUCH “Goomcr” “Gladness of heart is the life of man.” Friendly . . . eye for under- classmen . . . sincere . . . college bound . . . sets his own pace. Football 1; Baseball 3,4; Cross Country 4. AMBITION: History Teacher RICHARD HERBERT PRELLER “Prcll” “A combination rare and truc-athletc, friend, and good fellow, too.” Blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . . Varsity man . . .” Atta boy” . . . Homework-Study? Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Varsity Club 4. AMBITION: Colic WARREN KEITH PRIEST “Keith” “Happy, free and indepen- dent . . ” Above eye level . . . friendly . . . makes his presence known. Football 1,2; Baseball 1. AMBITION: Jet Mechanic ROBERT HARO PUFF “Bob” “Gratitude is the sign of a noble person.” History and Economics whiz . . . girl shy?? ... on the quiet side. Library Council 1; Cross Country 3; Track 3,4. AMBITION: Coast Guard LINDA JEAN QUEREC “Linda” “I was not created to hate, but to obliterate it with a gentle kindness.” Slight touch of mischief . . . “Parlez vous francais?!” . . . a warm smile ... an all around good student. Chess Club 1; F.N.A. 1; Drill Team 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4. AMBITION: Civil Engineer 87 LOUISE CAROL RAAB “Lulu” “The day has been wasted if I have not laughed.” “Oh, you don't know!” . . . nice dresser . . . Brunswick enthusiast . . . sports an Im- pala . . “Hey, Elaine.” AMBITION: Beautician WALTER RAAB “Walt” “Kindness can be found in his heart.” “Check that car.” . . . one of the guys . . . enjoys a good time. AMBITION: Navy STEVEN HERBERT RAPHEL “Raph” “He looks shy. but don't let that fool you.” Willing worker . . . senior float “teach” . . . consider- ate . . . “We're great” . .. nice to know. Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Track 2,3,4. RICHARD JAMES REBOLI “Rebel” “Magnificent spectacle of hu- man happiness.” “He’s a rebel ... Oh, that curly hair . . . there goes that Valiant . . . girls, girls, girls. Football 1. “A quiet maiden yet humor lies within.” A quiet nature . . . outside interest ... a gymnastic pro . . . a devoted friend. “Every great artist was first an amateur.” One of our artists . . . indi- vidualist . . . “Who owns that Harlcy-Davidson” . . . western music fan. F.B.L.A. 4; Booster Club 4. AMBITION: Secretary Art Club 1.2,3,4 (Pres.); Fo- lio 2,3,4. AMBITION: Country Mus- ic Singer 88 CHARLES LAWRENCE RESTIVO “Chuck” “I've taken my fun where I’ve found it.” What a singer??? . . . sets an easy pace for himself . . . “Hey there. Chuckles!” AMBITION: Writer KENNETH RICH. JR. “Ken” “Talents arc only useful when one knows what to do with them.” Quiet type . . . easy going . . . very sincere ... a nice guy. AMBITION: Undecided RICHARD CHARLES RICHMAN “Richie” “Free from care am I.” ARNOLD STUART RICHTER “Arnie” “His joy is ever livelier than his despair.” Hey, Rich . . . what a walk!! . . . easy to get along with . . . there goes another gut- ter ball! Subtle humor . . . outside interests . . . good man on the court and diamond. Folio 4 AMBITION: Writer DAN ROGERS “Dan” Basketball 1,2.3.4: Baseball 1,2.3.4; Varsity Club 1: Key “Diane “Life is short, but fun is nev- “A car is a man’s best er ending.” friend.” New addition . . . friendly smile . . . Oh! that blonde hair . . . one of the quieter set. Gay and fun loving person- ality . . . can always be found in S.R. . . . loves those Pennsylvania boys. Yearbook 4. 89 AMBITION: Undecided AMBITION: Hair Stylist JOYCE RI TU ROZEI.EE “Joyce” “Her silence far outdoes the speech of others. Always in the art room . . . an individualist ... a good friend. French Club 1 : F.H.A. 1 : G.A.A. 1,2: Folio 2.- 3 (Trcas.). 4: Art Club 1.2.- 3,4. AMBITION: Fiel STEVEN EL RUBENSTEI “Rube” “It’s knowing what to do with things that count.” History whiz . . . Plymouth powered . . . likable fellow ... above eye level. Boys’ Intramurals 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: Business Exec- utive RONALD CHARLES ROZ WADOWSKI “Roz” “Spirited athlete: his heart without care: wherever he may be there’s laughter in the air.” Always in on the fun . . tall, dark and handsome . . diversified athlete. Basketball 1: Soccer 1.2,3.- 4 (Capt.): Track 1.2.3.4: Wrestling 2.3,4: Varsity ,3,4. ION: Athletic Coach FRANK A. RUPP “Frank” o evil can befall a good man in life.” Easy going . . . girl shy?!? . . . electronically minded . .. Go, Vespa, Go! Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,- 4; Prom Comm. 3,4; Chcm. Club 3; Varsity Club 4. AMBITION: Electrical En- gineer E. HARRY RUSSELL “Russy” “I never knew a boy so young and a mind so wise.” Success is certain ... a friend to all . . . lively atti- tude . . . What a laugh! . . . Brain power plus. Football 1; Math Club 1,2,- 3,4; Chess Club 2,3,4; NILS. 3,4; Chem. Club 3 (Pres.). DIANE JEAN SAKAL “Diane” “A little work, a little play, To keep me going all the day.” Oh, those Marines!!! . . . Twinkle, twinkle little dia- mond . . . talkative . . . friendly ways. AMBITION: I.B.M. Opera- tor 90 AMBITION: Engineer CATHERINE ROSE SALASKO “Cathy” I love the wide open spaces.” Oh that wild IIJ summer! . . . horse crazy . . . always in on the fun . . . passion for art. DORTHY DIANE SARPA “Diane” “A gay disposition that finds its way to every heart.” Long dark tresses . . . out- side interest . . . conversa- tionalist . . . “Oh Yeh!” . . . calm outlook on life. “ 100 per cent of delight!” Can’t miss that blonde hair . . . always smiling . . . what a shoe collection! . . . “Yea sure!” Yearbook 4. “That irregular and intimate quality of things made en- tirely by the human hand.” Aversion to books . . . quiet ways ... a member of sum- mer stock ... an interest in art. Student Council 1; Drama AMBITION: Interior Deco- Club 2,3; Art Club 4; Folio rator 4. AMBITION: Art School ERIC RICHARD SCHALLOCK “Eric” “He is a gentleman because his nature is kind.” Sports a Honda . . . soccer man . . . math anyone? . . well liked by many. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Track 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4 (Vice-pres- ident) ; Prom 3.4. AMBITION: Marine Biolo- gist CONSTANCE JANE SCHMIDT “Connie” “Gay and bright but will never tarnish.” Hails from Ohio sweet and sincere ... a sparkle in her eye. F.T.A. 1,2 (Vice-Pres.); N.H. Jr. S. 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Orchestra 1,2; Choir 1,2; Drill Team 2,3; Leader Corps 3,4; French Club 3; Modern Dance 3,4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4. AMBITION: Physical Edu- cation Teacher 91 JOHN SCHROTH “Schrothic” EILEEN ANN SCHUTSKY “Character is the governing “Eileen” element of life.” Gridiron favorite . . . Ca- pers!? ... big devilish grin . . . “Atta boy, John” . . . friendly. Football 1.2.3,4: Wrestling 1: Key Club 2; Varsity Club 3,4. AMBITION: Colleg. JOHN SCIUT “John” “Can we ever have too much of a good thing?” Has a quick, gay laugh . . . individualist . . . avid fan of water sports. Drama 2; Art Club 4; Folio TION: College YNN CATHERINE SCUPP “What should a man do but be merry.” Quiet mannerism . . . girl shy??? . . . conscientious and dependable ... a likeable lad. Student Council 2; Soccer 3,4: Intramurals 1,2; Biol- ogy Club 4. “Lynn” “I will always enjoy life to the utmost.” Smart dresser . . . attractive . . . petite bundle of energy . . . outside interests . . . mind of her own . . . fun provoker. F.N.A. 2 (Treas.). AMBITION: College AMBITION: Dental Assist- ant MAY ELIZABETH SEABOLDT “May” “As full of spirit as the month of May.” “Cecil” . . . one of the smaller set ... talkative . . . “Oh, gosh” . . . outside interest . . really sweet. Distributive Ed. 4. AMBITION: Secretary GARY W. SELNOW “Gary” “Like a ray of sunshine he’s always on the beam.” An avid musician . . . “Talk-who me?” . . . “Old Nelly” . . . hard worker .. . German Blues. Track 1,2; A.V. Club 1; Newspaper 1,2,3; Biology Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Dra- ma 3,4: Student Council 3,- 4; Class Council 2; Folio 4; Yearbook 4; Biology Lab Assistant 3,4. 92 AMBITION: Biologist ANNA MARIA SEMPKOWSKI “Ann” “A little mischief, full of fun, certainly liked by every- FRANCES RITA SHAPUTNIC “Fran” “What’s the problem?” . . . Rutgers regular . . . parties, parties, parties . . . future nurse. Nurse’s Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1; French Club 1; Yearbook 3,4; G.A.A. 3; Prom 4; Medical Q Club 4. AMBITION: Nurse ANGELA MARGA SGROI “Angie” l rutn is tne secret oi elo- quence and of virtue.” A pleasant lass . . . easy going gal... nice to know. F.B.L.A. 4. X: Secretary NET ELLEN SHAPIRO “Jan” “A lady full of fun and friendlness.” “T-E-A-M, ych team!” ... a personality guided by a smile ... well liked and admired. Student Council 1,3,4 (ex- ecutive committee); G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3 (J.V. cap.); Class Council 2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3.4: Leaders’ Corp 3,4: Yearbook 4; Girls’ Booster Club 4. “Her courageous convictions have helped people to learn and understand.” Quiet??? . . . avid music lover . . . “Where’s Lisa?” . . . good student ... a con- cern for people. Mixed Chorus 2,3; French Club 3; National Honor So- ciety 3,4: Green Quill 4; Drama 3. AMBITION: Teacher AMBITION: Musician JOHN RICHARD SETTE “John” “Achievement is the result of many little things well done and well put together.” Class supporter . . . ardent worker . . . “Me and my T- Bird” ... Sports editor. Football 1 (manager) 2 (stu- dent trainer); Rifle Club 2 (Pres.); Green Quill 3,4: Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Chemis- try Club 3; Student Council 4 (executive comm.); Year- book 4 (sports editor); News- paper 4 (editor-in-chief, ath- letic news); Float Committee 4; Senior Day Committee 4. AMBITION: Lawyer PATRICIA MARGARET SHERIDAN “Patty” “A smile as wide as the ocean, and eyes as bright as the sun.” Handles our greenbacks . . . a sunny disposition . . . the natural look . . . our own ma- jorette. Future Nurse's Club 1,2.3 (historian): G.A.A. 1.2.3,4: Class Council 1,3 (treasurer) 4 (treasurer); Dance Com- mittee 1,2: Student Council 2,3,4: Twirlcr 2: Drum Ma- jorette 3,4; Folio 2; Band 3,4; Newspaper 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Leader's Corp 4: Yearbook 4 (class editor) Booster Club 4; Seniorium 4. AMBITION: Nurse 93 PAULA OR I STINE SHULTISE “Paula” “A carefree lass full of fun.” Fun loving indeed! . . . pint-sized dynamo . . . makes her presence known . . . never worries. G.A.A. 1.2: Drama 1.2: Art Club 1. AMBITION: Office Worker JOHN WALLACE SHUTT “Jack” ‘No pleasure is comparable to the standing upon the vantage ground of truth.” Dressed in madras . . . sharp dresser . . . Southern lad . . . temper . .. good looking. Chess Club 1: Bio. Lab. Asst. 3.4: Chcm. Club 3,- 4 (Treas.); Math Club 3; Library Club 3: Bowling League 3,4: Chem. Lab Asst. 4. AMBITION: College TOM A. S1CLE “Tom” “He is one who is never sad.” ’“Specks” . . . underclass- man interests . . . aversion to studies ... on the quiet side . . subtle humor. Football 1 : Art Club 4. AMBITION: Undecided DIANE PHYLLIS SKIBA “Diane” “She has a gentle nature and a fond and warm heart.” A great sense of humor . . . friendly . . . soft spoken . . . just sings and sings AMBITION: Beautician JANICE ROSE SLICZYNSKI “Janice” “Her life is a rose’s hope.” Enjoys chatter . . . amia- ble lass . . . petite miss . . . a nice lass. AMBITION: Artist WELDON SMITH “Weldon” “While we live we learn.” “No sky is heavy if the heart is light.” One of the tall set . . . car enthusiast . . . homework? Football 1: Basketball 1,2,3. AMBITION: Undecided 94 BARBARA SOUSANES “Barb “The greatest thing in life is knowing when to remain sil- ent.” Nice to Know ... a quiet gal . . . fun loving ... a great cook. Library Club 1. AMBITION: I BM. Opera- tor JAMES STAB “Jim” Quietness and confidence shall be his strength.” Quiet manner . . . senior in- terest . . . ace on the dia- mond . . . above eye level. Basketball L2.3.4: Baseball 1,2,3,4; History Club 4. AMBITION: College JOSEPH STAN IK “Joe” “Worry and concern are not . part of my life.” Always ready for fun ... a good sport ... a good fel- low . Wrestling 1. STEVE ROBERT STEIN “Steve” “Come what may, tomorrow is tomorrow.” Nice dresser . . . what an ac- cent . . . one of the guys . . . seems quiet .. . but! “Ruby” “There is much to be learned from silence. A likable lass . . . very sin- cere . . . sweet smile . . . neat appearance. “No sky is heavy if the heart is light.” Sets his own pace . . . soft spoken . . . But! moments of mischief . . . easy going . . . friendly Chorus 2,3: Green Quill 4 AMBITION: Receptionist Football 1: Wrestling 3,4: Float Comm 3.4: AMBITION: College 95 DIANE MAY STOECKEL “Cooky” JOHN PETER SUDNIK “Buddy” “Quiet, vet her presence is known to all.” Bayonne enthusiast . . . en- joys a good laugh . . . care- free and cool. Cheerleading 3: G.A.A. 3. AMBITION: Undecided “Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Conscientious worker . . . very pleasant disposition . . . initiative plus . . . sin- cere personality. AMBITION: Social Work MARGARET ANN VERONICA SUDOWSKI “Marge” “The world looks brighter behind a friendly smile.” MARC PAUL SULLIVAN “Marc” “Cautiously yet firmly he peers into the unknown, al- ways knowing.” Speaks her piece . . . loves to chatter . . . enjoys a good laugh Library Club 1,2; Pep Club 2; Guidance Aid 3; Class Council 4. AMBITION: Medic retary THOMAS FRANKLI SUMMERS “Tommy” Above eye level . . . easy going . . . always ready with a joke . . . tall, dark, and handsome. Baseball 1.2,4; Student Council 1,2; Football 1 ; Key See.). ON: Dentist ICIA ANN SZALAY “Pat” “Knowledge is power.” Hails from Texas . . friendly. . . sincere . . . seri- ous student . . “Tex” . . . chem. enthusiast. Library Asst. 2,4; Math Club 2,3; Chem. Club 2,3,4; Class Council 4. “Kindness and wit makes her a hit.” Likes to laugh ... a friend- ly nature . . . quiet but!! ... nice to all. F.N.A. 1,3: Medical Careers Club 4, (Hist.). 96 AMBITION: College AMBITION: Nurse JEANNE MARIE SYZMKOWSKI “Jeanne ’ “What a great gift to be a gentle and amiable woman. Me and my dictionary . . friendly smile . . . “Get seri- ous” . . . shy??? . . . “Star gazer.” F.T.A. I; G.A.A. 1.2,3,4: Leader's Corps 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Float Comm. 3,4; Yearbook 4: Girls’ Booster Club 4. AMBITION: Teacher RAYMOND DENNIS TAURECK “Ray” “A trumpeter known far and wide.” A history enthusiast . . . friendly guy . . . calm out- look. Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3, 4 : Track 3,4. AMBITION: Coast Guard JACQUELINE LOUISE TOTH “Jackie” “The joys of life shall be her own.” RICHARD E TUSHINSKI “Richie . loves to ever ready for Rutgers regular chatter . laughter . . . “What can say?” . . . party lover F.T.A. 1,2; Cheerlcading 2, 3; G.A.A. 3; Yearbook 4; Class Council 4; Prom Comm. 4. AMBITION: Element Teacher JUDITH ANN ULYA “Judy” “Smiles shyly but his warmth is felt deeply.” A quiet exterior entious worker friendly guy. . consci- . a very AMBITION: Engineer RIK UNGERN “Jan” “Little friends can definitely prove great friends.” Drill team, left face! . . . short and cute . . . Air Force blues . . . sincere . . . friendly gal. Student Council 1; Drill Team 1,2,3 (Co-captain), 4 (Captain); G.A.A. 3,4; Prom Comm. 3. AMBITION: Nurse “The intellects of today are the leaders of tomorrow.” Chcm. whiz . . . “Frog???” . . . Tennis man . . . any- one for a friendly game of chess??? Track 1; Chem. Club 1,2,3,- 4; Chess Club 1,2,3.4; Ten- nis 1,2.3,4; Hockey 3,4. AMBITION: Electronic En- gineer 97 MICHAEL RAYMOND VAIL “Mike” “The ability to get into mis- chief and the luck to come through with a smile.” Haunted houses??? . . . nice looking . . . football and wrestling letterman ... al- ways in on the fun . . . devilish smile. RONALD MIKE VAN DETER “Van” “My size docs not depict my intelligence.” Nice and easy going ... an amiable fellow ... on the quiet side. Football 1,2,3,4; Wrcftlj 1,2; Gymnastics 3. AMBITION: College LENORE STELA VENGEN “Lcnore” A V. Cltfh4v2; Track 3. N: College GEORGE VOLK “My life shall be filled with laughter and fun.” “Give me an “E” ... al- ways ready with a joke . . . easy to get along with . . . snappy dresser. Student Council 1; Drill Team 1; Cheerleading 2,3, 4; Yearbook 4: Girls’ Boos- ter Club 4. “George” “The world is not worthy of such a man.” A nice guy . . . hunting en- thusiast . . . homework??? . . . college lies ahead . . . always with a joke. AMBITION: AMBITION: College CRAIG STEVEN VOLPE “Craig” “Spirited athlete, his heart without a care.” Soccer man . . . you’re in the Army now . . . “Aww” . . . above eye level . . . courteous. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Model Air- plane Club 1,2; Chess Club 2; Wrestling 3. JEAN MARIE WALERZAK “Jean” “She hath daily beauty in her life.” Persistent gum chcwcr . . . likable lass . . . mischievous now and then . . . sports a nice car. AMBITION: Executive Sec- retary 98 AMBITION: Engineer ROBERT ANDREW WARGO LAWRENCE F. WALL “Bob'’ “Larry’ “Life was made to enjoy, not to worry about.” Twangy guitar . . . creative artist ... a lover of music . . . “What’s his face!” . . . kid behind the glasses. “His cares are few yet his friends are many.” Quiet??? . . . antique car en- thusiast . . . great white hunter . . . nice to know. Rifle Club 2; Track 3,4; Antique Gun Club 3,4. “Silence is a virtue not possessed by many.” Good natured . . . adversion to homework . . . always smiling and has a kind word for everyone. A.V. Club 1,2. AMBITION: Welder “A heart the size of a moun- tain, and sincerity to match.” Big man on campus . . . track star . . . “Finky” . . . a real nice guy. Track 1,2,3,4; Chem. Club 3,4; Math Club 4. AMBITION: Engineer ELAINE MARY WASIOWICH “Elaine” “Speech alone does not de- termine greatness. Quiet . . . hard worker . . . many hidden talents . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . nice to know. F.N.A. 1,2,3,4. AMBITION. Nurse MARK SCOTT WATERS “Mike” “A happy man is content with life.” Newcomer to E.B.H.S. . . . pleasant disposition ... on the quiet side . . . nice eyes. AMBITION: Undecided 99 JOAN ANN WEBER “Joni” “With a smile on her lips and laughter in her eyes.” Ardent class supporter . . . full of fun . . . What a driv- er .. . jovial disposition. Leader's Corps 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1; Prom Comm. 3 (Chairman): Class Council 3,4; Booster Club 4; Student Council 4; book 4 (Features Ed. iorium 4; Float Com AMBITION: College WAYNE GILBE WELDON “Wayne” . . like a true sportsman, his whole delight is in the game.” One of Corner's men . . . girl shy ... an amiable disposition. . . always smil- ing. Football 4; Basketball 4: Baseball 4; Student Council Representative 4. ROCHELLE WEINSTEIN “Shelley” “. . . Quiet, dark, and shy, but a meaning is restrained when ’ere she speaks.” Beauty plus intelligence . . . oh that New York accent . . . lovely long tresses . . . sweet personality. Office Monitor 1 : Student Council 2; Folio 3; Prom ; Yearbook 4. ON: Elementary Teacher. DONALD HENRY WELLMAN “Don” “He profits most who serves best.” Art enthusiast . . . above eye level ... a good friend ... on the quiet side. AMBITION: Undecided. AMBITION: Baseball Player. LINDA ANN WESSLER “Lynn” “Here stands a little friend of man.” Short ’n’ cute ... “I care” . . . grammar fanatic . . . moments of mischief . . . loves those drags. AMBITION: Undecided FRANCES ANN WIECZOREK “Frani” “One of my greatest pleas- ures in life is conversation.” Relaxed and friendly ways . . . individualist . . . sin- cere . . . outside interests . . . Spanish enthusiast??? Newspaper 1; Green Quill 3, 4; F.H.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 3; Yearbook 4; Prom Comm. 4; F.B.L.A. 4. AMBITION: Business Col- lege. 100 CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL WILLIAMS “Chris” “Sincerity and kindness — important to ail but outstand- ing to the chosen.” Underclassman interest . . . pleasant disposition . . . one of Florek’s men ... a friend to all. Soccer 1,2.3,4; Folio 4. KATHLEEN CASSANDRA WILLIS “Cathi” “One of my greatest pleasures in life is conversation.” Long tresses . . . sparkle sparkle little diamond . . . carefree and gay . . . aver- sion to school work. AMBITION: Politics ence FREDRICK GEORGE WOLFF “Derf” “Happy to be alive.” N: Marriage ICE I. WOLFF “Alice” “A girl with a curious mind.” Sales class!?! . . . one of the twins . . . hot Chev! ... a working man. Hey, Wolff . . . everybody’s friend . . . handy with a thread and needle . . . car mechanic??? Band 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: Accountant AMBITION: Office Worker VICTORIA ANNETTE WILSON “Vicki” “A shining example of efTer- vesencc.” Yea team!! . . . student council Miss . . . blue tunic . . . nice personality. Newspaper 3; Girls’ Intra- murals 1 ; Pep Club 1 ; Y.C.S. 1; Choral Club 1; Class Council 2,3,4; Drama 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4: Leader’s Corp 4; Cheerleading 3,4; Student Council 1 (Sec.); Green Quill 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls’ Booster Club 4; Yearbook 4. AMBITION: College ARLENE RUTII WOLTER “Arlene” “Nice by name and nice by nature.” Loyal class worker . . . friend- ly .. . loves to have fun . . . defends her beliefs. Student Council 1,2,3; Class Council 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,3; Spanish Club 1 : Guidance Club 3; Prom Committee 3,- 4; Girls Booster Club 4; Yearbook 4 (Business editor); Newspaper 3. A M BITI ON: See re ta ry 101 VINCENT JOSEPH ZIELINSKI “Vinny” ELLA FRANCES ZAABADICK “Ella” “Goodness eminates from the heart.” “Life and pleasure are syn- onymous for this fellow.” Aversion to school . . . good sense of humor . . . teacher’s terror. AMBITION: Barber Scads of clothes . . . friend- ly .. . neat appearance . . . sports a ’54 Ford . . . hair do’s galore. Student Council 4: F.B.L.A. 4. Sweet and sincere . . . outside interest . . . friendly disposi- tion ... cute dresser. FT. A. 1,2,3 (Sec.), 4; G.A.A. 1; Orchestra 1,2.3,4: Drill Team 3; Green Quill 3; Campus Courier 3. AMBITION: English Teacher “Everything is sweetened by her smile.” Enjoys a good time . . . what a laugh! ... a gleam in her eye ... “Lordy!” AMBITION: Secretary KATHLEEN LORA WRISTEN “Kath” “Expression is man’s highest achievement, and if this is just the beginning the end is inconceivable.” Artistically inclined . . . that beautiful hair! . . . per- sonality plus ... a smile for everyone. Cheerleading 1,2; Class Council 1; Folio 3,4 (Edi- tor-in-chief) ; Student Coun- cil 3,4 (Ex. Comm.): Green Quill 3: Yearbook 4; Color Guard 4. AMBITION: Literature Teacher JOSEPH HAROLD ZANETTI “Joe” “Strength and courage come out of man’s experience and beliefs.” Year-round athlete . . . class worker . . . “The Queen and the Star” . . . Outstanding student... Mr. SC Pres. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Council 1,2,3 (Pres.); Dance Comm. 1,2; Soccer 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2 (Sec.), 3 (Sec.), 4; Prom Comm. 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Float Comm. 3; Student Council 4 (Pres.); Booster Club 4; Yearbook 4. AMBITION: Mathematics Teacher 102 JOSEPH FRANCIS ZIENKOWICZ “Joe” “Without music life would be a mistake.” HOLLY NOREEN ZOELTSCH “Hoi” “A faithful friend is the medicine of life.” On the quiet side ... a great friend to all . . . our own tuba player. Band 1.2,3,4 (Vice-Pres.): Dance Band 1,2,3,4: Orches- tra 1,2,3,4: Chorus 4. AMBITION: T Quiet??? . . . neat dresser ... a petite miss . . sweet and sincere ... a likeable girl. F.H.A. 1,2,4: Float Comm. 4. ION: Undecided PATRICIA McVAY “Pat” KAREN POKLIKUHA “Karen” “Sweetness and simplicity lend her charm.” Faithful friend . . . quiet mannerisms . . . touch of mis- chief in her eye . . . redhead. AMBITION: Undecided “An essential of a happy life is freedom from care.” Sports a cool T-Bird . . . mind of her own . . . always cheerful ... easy going. AMBITION: L’ndecidcd CAMERA SHY JOEL BARASKY SANDRA BORYS KENNETH DEPAUL CHRISTINE KOPACH MARGARET LENDENMANN CAMILLE McADAMS PATRICIA SCARAMOZZINO JOHN SIMOSKEVITZ “John” “Conic what may: tomor- row is tomorrow. Quiet mannerisms? . . . above eye level . . . carefree and ready for fun . . . nice guy. AMBITION: Undecided 103 Junior class officers and advisors: Mr. Xusbaum, Frank DcRespinis (Pres. . Michael Rooney (Treas.), Barbara Bvstrick (See.). Missing from picture: Howard Stern (V.P.). But Bigger Classes Are Coming A. Aftanski YV. Ahlgrcn C. Aldrich E. Algosi no S. Amstcr M. Ashbby I. Axelrod YV. Baars J. Bacsko E. Balogh B. Barr J. Bartsch M. Beatty S. Bcdrick G. Bell R. Bennett D. Birch S. Bishop 104 B. Blum P. Blum P. Blum L. Bod way K. Boehn T. Bogasz K. Borkon C. Boyd D. Boyd D. Boyle W. Brady D. Branco R. Brenner C. Brown E. Brown T. Brownlee S. Budway G. Bulova G. Burlew R. Bushkin B. Bystrick L. Campos S. Cane C. Cargill V. C Jy966 L. Cassidy E. Chapkowski L. Chellin D. Chen R. Chester G. Chirco R. Chian R. Chohamin F. Chu J. Ciprich A. Shutello A. Clark K. Coady B. Cohen R. Cohen B. Cole D. Colpitts J. Colpitts P. Comptom K. Condon G. Conover J. Cunningham J. Cutler 105 E. Dablowski G. Daku P. Dalton A. Daniels E. David J. Davison R. De Paul F. DeRespinis R. DeStefano S. Devarti B. Devlin R. DiCara D. Dictrick M. Dobrzynski R. Dreyling J. Dutton T. Dziubeck S. Eaker H. Elliot M. Erickson S. Fairchild R. Fasinski J. Fcdon S. Fine T. -Fbw 1966 D. Force R. Freese E. Garrabrant P. Gartner M. Geiger D. Gcores M. Giles VV. Giles G. Goldberg D. Goldsmith R. Gorham C. Graf G. Grasso J. Gratten D. Grcnnen L. Gusz R. Habrukowich C. Hager J. Hahn L. Hain R. Haines S. Hanlcr H. Hansclman 106 G. Hanson VV. Hard uby K. Hartman VV. Hastings P. Hatsis D. Hawks J. Heines C. Heitzcnroder J. Heitzenroder K. Henderek C. Henry P. Henshaw J. Homan B. House S. Hubbell W. Hunt M. Hunter T. Hutchinson V. Intravartola R. Jacobs J. Jacobson H. Jefemowicz L. Jenners nston me D. Kaczorowski L. Kady J. Kafarski K. Kafka G. Kane R. Karcz F. Katz M. Kcil R. Kennedy G. King B. Kirk L. Klcinbcrg J. Klosin VV. Kluska VV. Knapp P. Koch C. Koenig B. Kohlhepp J. Kokan J. Kolacki H. Kostyshyn J. Kozloqski A Kraut 107 M. Kravis J. Kroon J. Krovath F. Krug L. Krypal C. Kuchna D. Kuitowski J. Kuzman L. Kuzman W. Lacina D. La Forge W. LaMacstra D. Lang K. Langley S. LaRue P. Lauzon P. Lenahan M. Leonard A. LeVay L. Lindsley L. Luery J. Luma C. Lupco J. Lynch m irple lartin N. Martin P. Matlin D. Mazares M. McAnncny P. McCormick C. McCully D. McFarrcn W. McGarvcy T. McGuire L. McHale R. McIntyre E. Meagher E. Meissner M. Mennona M. Mcrson C. Meserall T. Michalak M. Milazzo G. Miller J. Miller S. Miller 108 L. Minichini F. Molley L. Moomjy N. Morales G. Morgan F. Muller B. Murray C. Myers L. Nagy I. Neidich J. Nick J. Nixon N. O’Brien K. O’Connor W. Openshavv J. O’Reilly L. Oskroba B. Ostapovich B. Papp M. Parkinson J. Parky D. Pearce J. Perciaccanto E. Pargola J. Park J. Phillips W. Pioh J. Pilch K. Pitcher C. Pleva 1966 L. Pollard S. Pomamak H. Poplowski J. Pugliese A. Rabuck M. Rademacher B. Radick D. Ramirez S. RcfF R. Rcmm J. Rice L. Rickie S. Roed B. Rogin M. Roohey D. Rosclli N. Rosenhack M. Rosenthal 109 A. Rossi C. Rusak R. Sachs C. Sadowsky P. Sadowsky K. Sampson M. Santiago C. Sauvignc P. Scaccio C. Schaefer R. Scherer W. Scherer R. Schlansky K. Schlcimer B. Schmidt D. Schuster W. Schwab C. Scilla T. Seel R. Selover C. Sercnccs S. Shonk L. Shumski B. B. J. Skistimas P. Skorupsky W. Smith P. Spishock N. Stab K. Steck S. Stefan H. Stern L. Strombcrg J. Suchon D. Sullivan J. Sullivan S. Synder R. Tanasy J. Thompson C. Tinsdale R. Tomchuk M. Trawick M. Tushinski R. VanBrummcin J. VanCampcnhaut J. Vastardis J. Vroon Siglc 110 B. Wagner B. Waldman M. Walling M. Weaver R. Webb N. Week S. Wellman R. Werner K. White S. Whyland F. Wideman N. Williams D. Wintemute A. Wisniewski C. Wojcicchowicz S. Wood S. Woollis B. Worcester C. Wristen J. Wyndham D. Zanctti K. Zapf R. Zydycryn W. Zygmund Underclassmen on the Way Up C. Adams J. Adams P. Adams S. Adler J. Allen T. Arcuri J. Agugliaro R. Astorino S. Ayers R. Bailey T. Baily W. Bannon B. Bearer W. Beck A. Bcnko II. Berg H. Berger J. Berrinc 112 S. Bcrri J. Bertelscn M. Biehl S. Bicri R. Black J. Blumig G. Bodlcy G. Booth M. Bor up S. Bowman M. Branco C. Brown J. Brown M. Brush J. Bruton J. Burgeson J. Calabro J. Cammarano C. Campos S. Canning D. Cardinali M. Caruso R. Casey C. Chapkowski W. J- D. Clark G. Clark G. Clay J. Clough C. Coaby J. Cohee R. Compton R. Cook A. Coucllo L. Cuddy S. Czapf C. Czochanski R. Daniels R. Darragh P. Denton R. Devine J. Dombi M. Donohue M. Dorry J. Doyle C Drake D. Drag 113 C. Drcyling S. Drcyling S. Dziubeck J. Dupauich K. Dunn J. Ebinger B. Eckert A. Eden R. Edly L. Ehrich B. Elftrom R. Ellison G. Engel K. Engclhardt M. Falkowski G. Fallon A. Fenton J. Fernandes P. Ferrara J. Fctyko D. Fickling S. Flanagan D. Fortner ' c im aser D. Fromme L. Funicclli M. Galbraith M. Gatarz D. Germain P. Giccobbe J. Giamarcsc P. Glenn L. Godfrey B. Godlcwski J. Goley L. Gorham J. Graves D. Greene W. Griffin B. Gross C. Grotc R. Grote A. Grotcnstcin J. Guerriero M. Guerriero R. Gumina B. Gunderson 114 K. Hahn J. Hamilton L. Hamilton R. Handelman N. Hansen A. Hardy P. Harrison M. Hayes B. Hayston F. Hefner D. Hclmcrs J. Helstowski K. Herbert C. Hergc S. Hcrzlich B. Hcssck B. Hcttlcr L. Hilsky G. Hoffman S. Horton T. Hydrusko M. Italiano L. Jackson N. Jacoboso 1967 L. Jefimowicz B. Jones D. Joyce D. Jung K. Kadingo J. Kady J. Kasics R. Katz D. Kaye M. Kcisscr B. Keithler P. Kelley P. Kerr R. Kiessling K. Kirczow N. Kirk B. Klauss A. Kobezak K. Kobezak J. Koty E. Kovacks S. Kowalski M. K ravit L. Krupa 115 J. Kucharski M. Kuchns J. Kulcsza M. Kull D. Kwiatkowski S. Lamm D. LaRosa S. Lash M. Lasner W. Lawrence R. Leach G. Lee T. Lc Godas W. Lc Maestra J. Lento E. Levine L. Linden P. Lineberger C. Lins S. Locha C. Luerry R. Lukas M. Macaluso J. Mackwel R. Magya R. Mansfcild M. Marronc B. Marshall J. Maseak A. Massoni 1967 A. Maruglio M. Matecki M. McAdams K. McAnncy M. McDermott P. McGurie B. Mcdaglia G. Mendez J. Mennona J. Mershon J. Meyer C. Michalak G. Micholak C. Mickett B. Mihok B. Miller E. Miller H. Morris 116 F. Morrow B. Moschcl T. Morton C. Mulvcy H. Murphy G. Nash E. Niedzniecki K. Nichols P. Niclas J. Nixon M. Norga M. Norton R. Novello W. Nowicki S. Nurry C. O’Neill B. Oskroba J. Oswoski H. Ossif C. Pack J. Padilla J. Pelham R. Perkins B. Pcrterson 196$' 1 Mr pi lyPctrcna 1. Piatkowski R. Poet D. Pohlig M. Pomanek D. Pomarici K. Popovich G. Poulsen J. Prol T. Prusakowski L. Quijano C. Rabin B. Rambo S. Red ford J. Reese D. Rcmm M. Ristich W. Rodgers K. Rodziewicz R. Rogan J. Rosekrans L. Roth B. Rotter B. Rudders 117 J. Russo J. Rustick H. Saks M. Sam ford C. Samu J. Sanford K. Sands F. Santora C. Scaramozzino T. Schalhoub G. Schuler J. Schmitt W. Schork R. Schulter B. Schawb W. Scimone A. Selvaggio L. Scrvis P. Servis G. Shablock J. Sheridan G. Sherwood D. Shipers M. Sichta 1961 llvcrman L. Smith R. Smith R. Sowa S. Speldos C. Spiro S. Stamm W. Stefan D. Stocks R. Stolzcr S. Stout B. Sudyam J. Sutton G. Syvertsen K. Syvertsen D. Szepanik J. Talan H. Teitelbaum M. Terranova W. Thomas D. Timoner VV. Tinsdale B. Tittel J. Tomeri 118 L. Trivisone D. Truit C. Turton B. Ulyak C. Unicc M. Vaganck P. Vail T. Van Dervccr R. Van Houghten S. Vasta S. Volk B. Walling K. Weber B. Wellington B. Wending A. West R. Widemen L. Wisniewski D. Wohl J. Wojcicchowicz P. Wondoloski A. Wong G. Wulster B. Wybranski P. Young J. Yorkc B. Zangara J. Zawaski F. Zia G. Zohovctz F R © E S H M E N Freshman class officers and advisors: Standing are: Mr. Sakowski, Miss Pisriotta, G. DeCarolis (Treas.). Seated are: J. Lyons (Pres.), K. Biringer (Sec.), Dolly Norrell (V.P.). Biggest Class of All G. Adams J. Adamski D. Ala W. Alford L. Allen R. Allen M. Anglin S. Arancio D. Armstrong B. Arose C. Bader E. Bain S. Baker B. Balogh R. Baran B. Barasky J. Barko J. Barth 120 F. Beans I. Bearer A. Beecher D. Begley L. Belansky R. Belansky R. Belavich W. Bell J. Bcnko T. Bennett J. Berlen R. Berry T. Biddy K. Bcringcr J. Bittay D. Blajian R. Boig S. Bolcy W. Bolton R. Borgstede L. Borman D. Bors K. Bosies L. Bott D. C. Boyd G. Boyd K. Broker K. Brown W. Broyles N. Brush R. Brush C. Bunting T. Bunyon G. Burke D. Burtick B. Busch A. Cacclla L. Callahan L. Calvert R. Campbell L. Cantor R. Carey L. Carson R. Casey F. Castigleone J. Cavedcl G. Chohamin 121 J. Ciak D. Ciecko E. Clark D. Clarkson M. Clay G. Coady D. Cobleigh T. Cockill B. Cohcc L. Cohen B. Cohn W. Comptom K. Conover C. Conry K. Cook V. Corsale G. Cox V. Cromptom J. Cummings L. Cummings W. Curtin D. Dainty R. Daley L. Dam P. Dc M. Debella G. DcCarolis B. DeGulian S. Dell J. DeMartino M. DeMartino R. Desmond C. DcStcfano J. Devarti H. DeWitt J. DeWitt R. Dilfield M. Donnelley L. Doughs E. Dowling R. Drugos R. Dubin B. Dunn S. Dutton K. Ebcrhart T. Ebinger J. Edelstein E. Egbert 122 B. Eigen G. Elefante J. Elkins D. Elliott S. Emens J. Engclhardt H. Ennis C. Erny J. Fabian G. Fairchild P. Falkowski V. Falkowski M. Fernandes L. Fisher R. Fisher M. Florck S. Foiles K. Foran J. Fosa J. Fosa B. Frank C. Freeman D. Freeman T Gallagher abrant J. Gaynor S. Genung C. Gerard W. Gibbard C. Glinski i. Lraii; im: J. Gill G. Glagola J. Gobbo T. Gourley T. Grabowski E. Graham D. Grattan K. Grote D. Groves P. Giacobbe J. Guerriero C. Gunderson S. Gunther B. Hadzimichalis C. Hague K. Hain K. Haines J. Halka 123 J. Hall D. Hansen R. Harding C. Hardy W. Harrill E. Harris D. Hartford D. Hathaway J. Heintzelman L. Hcluk M. Hcluk B. Herbert D. Hcrdegcn D. Heydon R. Heynen R. Hillcnmayer K. Hoelzer G. Hohner J. Hohner G. Holdsworth A. Horvath P. House R. Hoyt B. Hunt 19 D. Jackson C. James R. Johnston R. Jucks M. Kafarski R. Kahora L. Kaminski W. Kaminski E. Kaminski R. Kane W. Kelmer T. Kinaszczuk J. Kirczow M. Kish G. Klausner S. Knapp E. Knoblock W. Koehler S. Koft M. Kooglcr I. Kootman M. Kowzun J. Kozma 124 A. Kreilis A. Kriegman R. Kruczynski A. Kruk A. Kuinz R. Lapcrna R. Larkins S. Larlee A. Lavia B. Lawcrcnce K. Leake W. Leek R. Lcgg E. Lennon A. Leonard M. Linden P. Litz C. Lorah R. Luma J. Lyons R. Maimonc E. Makowski K. Malone M. Malone M. K. Marozine R. Matlin K. Maticjunas S. Maichuk G. Matto M. Mazer R. McBriarty T. McBriarty C. McCann J. McCormick L. McFie S. McGarvey P. McGrath C. McGuire D. McGuire T. McNeff B. Melkowits G. Metzger R. Nlicrta K. Migliore H. Miller J. Miller R. Miller 125 M. Minkin M. Mistyhn J. Mixncr T. Molchan S. Morris R. Morrow M. Moses R. Murray H. Murphy G. Murphy D. Nagy B. Nealy M. Ness G. Neuman A. Newman P. Niclas E. Niedziecki R. Noonan D. Norrel! M. O’Connor M. O’Dougherty A. OfTerman P. O’Hearn A. B. Dronicsri L. Olsen C. O'Neill R. Orr K. Osowski C. Pack C. Packard R. Pagone J. Paitakis G. PaJko D. Papp G. Pardon J. Parky F. Patrick M. Pauciello C. Pawson D. Pcger L. Pekarski W. Pekurney B. Penman P. Perla K. Peterson L. Peterson V. Pctrjcik 126 G. Phares P. Pipero L. Pitcher G. Pomanek S. Porter B. Potasznik R. Pouch J. Prefach D. Priest P. Protko G. Puff J. Pychevicz P. Ralston S. Ramirez D. Raphel J. Rebele R. Reilly R. Rcsko A. Rice P. Rich S. Richards E. Rickie L. Riley 1968'“ R. Ritz J. Rodziewicz E. Rooney D. Rose J. Rosner E. Rubenstcin J. Ruch R. Rupp J. Ruppert R. Rush M. Russo S. Ryan J. Rynk J. Salzmann T. Sarson L. Sasso P. Sauvignc P. Schaefer K. Schalhoub K. Schallock P. Scherer A. Schin J. Schultz D. Schultz 127 L. Schumacher D. Schwcnk R. Sellers S. Setzcr V. Shaputnic M. Shea H. Shonk A. Sicola C. Siegel R. Sicgert P. Siemons D. Skiba D. Slater D. Slcdzik J. Smalley B. Smith C. Smith D. Smith E. Smith G. Smith H. Smith J. Smithcran J. Sobin or awtu E. Soto A. Spishock J. Squashic B. Stanbul T. Stappleton S. Stark B. Stepps M. Stern D. Stocks D. Stokes D. Stopyra J. St ruble C. Stuber N. Stuhler P. Suhan S. Sullivan S. Switlyk E. Tanncnbaum B. Theodore B. Terhune L. Thomas W. Thomas J. Tietz 128 P. Titus R. Tocco P. Tomori L. Turner K. Walling R. Walus K. Wargo K. Wasas T. Watson B. Weaver E. Webster P. Wedlick S. Weisman A. Wells P. Welsby N. Wenek B. Wengrzynek J. West H. White G. Widman J. Wieczorek R. Wieland K. Wilder J. Williams M. D. G. Winn G. Wojcik P. Wolf C. Wondoloski A. Wong B. Wood R. Woodruff D. Woscyna B. Wristen K. Wybranski R. Wyckoff D. Urr G. Yablonkai L. Yacobs E. Young L. Zager W. Zanzinger C. Zaph J. Zarana B. Zavctz J. Zawaski G. Zohovetz Willi Wilson 4 968 129 Some Underclassmen Who Missed C. Appel L. Baudouy G. Brodzinski B. Campbell S. Clark L. Coblcigh C. Cowell K. Danielson P. Dickerman E. Edwards M. Estabrook S. Fahey G. Garson L. Giacobbc T. Gill J. Gordon S. Groves B. Hamilton D. Harris R. Jucks D. Kaminski V. Kane J. Kirkman D. Klarmann M. Linfante E. Manns J. Mcile R. Molnar L. Monroe I. Ncidich C. Niglio R. Odenheimer J. O’Reilly E. Page W. Papp L. Pence VV. Pcsetsky S. Pomanck J. Richardson J. Ristick C. Ritterson K. Sampson W. Schlegel C. Schulz A. Shutcllo C. Stephens L. Stahcli P. Stokes (Juniors, pictured above, were photographed for previous Emeralds. Absent for this year's photo session, they were found in our newly-established files.) 130 Our Photographer Were on File . . . J. Trivisone E. Tunilla P. Vallcly F. Wideman P. Willis B. Worcester W. Bauer P. Brooks W. Chernowctz C. Christensen R. Collins S. Cornelius S. Crane D. Domanski T. Dziubeck E. Garrabrant M. Giordana E. Glasshcim G. Green C. Haller W. Halpin R. Hansen B. Heney S. Higgins D. Karren S. Kowalski S. Kowalski L. Linsley G. Marple P. Martinello A. Marvuglio K. McGuincss D. McKnight S. Nagy J. Niglio B. Oskroba P. Pavlak J. Petercsak R. Rayhon S. Rosner J. Rothstcin G. Sarnak A. Sciascia W. Scimone A. Selvaggio J. Semon B. Simmonds 'V. Skidmore (Juniors, top row, and Sophomores above were photographed for previous Emeralds. They missed this year’s session but were found in our new photo files.) 131 D. Stroneger F. Szabo B. Tabor P. Varick R. Wideman L. Wolff But Others Weren’t . . . P. Aquino S. Burlew F. Connors T. DeBlass E. Dewitt T. Fabian D. Hailman CLASS OF 1966 D. Kaminski J. Kolacki W. Krakowski R. Lennon H. Mailbauer W. McGarvey H. McVay T. Middaugh L. Mortensen S. O’Brien D. Rogers L. Sananostasi R. Sova L. Turner CLASS OF 1967 W. Blum D. Kirwin A. Neiss P. Brooks J. Koken M. Noga T. Copenhauer R. Kotter P. Okonieski T. Dowling K. Kuss J. Perciaccanto E. Duffy R. Lendenman E. Pergola M. Flynn F. Miller M. Rimberg R. Hansen L. Moody W. Schwartz H. Heintzelman S. Morganstein J. Vroom J. Henry R. Moses J. Wercholak P. Henshaw J. Mustakas R. Zelehoski CLASS OF 1968 J. Barbely K. Czaplinski B. Fannon R. Berenyi M. Davison P. Fate D. Binch C. Dewitt L. Fish J. Coady A. Dichario M. Fitzgerald S. Col lister M. Dougherty R. Flanagan J. Connors R. Downes J. Fernandes D. Crosby S. DeCriscio K. Foran 132 CLASS OF 1968 G. Funk S. Lund G. Reid J. Garcia B. Mackay K. Righetti M. Geiger J. McKormick J. Roe D. Germain R. Mailloux C. Sadofsky H. Hendricks S. Marchuk D. Sarpa S. Hess T. Marshal J. Schab G. Hills L. McDowell G. Shoblock K. Hoover J. McVay J. Siebem L. Imbrogno E. Meilinger C. Stanik C. Indrisano H. Meissner L. Stein M. Italiano M. Meucci C. Stevens W. Ivak S. Michalop I. Stuber K. Keating B. Moses B. Suydam C. Kennedy S. Murray G. Tappan G. King J. Newmeyer T. Tarantino D. Kish W. Pappas M. Vandemoot C. Klitsch S. Perdun C. VanPelt M. Kowzun P. Parsons R. Varadi G. Krakowski K. Pedreira L. Volpe R. Kruczynaski B. Phillips D. Walter A. Kruk B. Pick R. Weir G. Lacina D. Pogroszewski R. Williams D. LaRosa M. Potter G. Witkofsky R. Leach S. Pravdo N. Wnek R. Lindgren J. Prol M. Zogg W. Lock B. Pultorak W. Zwonetschek R. Lockhart P. Quinn Seniors’ memories of their opening days at EBHS were no doubt stirred by this year’s construc- tion. Here’s how it was in the “good ole days.” ’Wfa Wf j ■ s - Vy(’-' ££ 4Bf , m ,y ■ J§ tm. •V7 '4 W ... ■ yR 'V ‘ : : •' , .' - ’ y?y , ,; V. .s . •;x� : v V r... . •;: v ■ '-V-.' vV •. . • -' ' - S V ' � , . ORGANIZATIONS We Learned About Democracy . . . Student Council Officers: STANDING: Joe Zanetti, (President). John Fox, V. Presi- dent), and Frank DiCola (Treasurer). SEATED: Vicki Wilson (Recording Secretary), Susan Stout (Corr. Secretary). STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. John Bodnar Student Council Advisor The Student Council promotes good citizenship in the school, and provides an experience in self-government for the students. It aids in the organization and administration of the student body and promotes worthy activities. It stresses to preserve and further the tra- ditions, spirit, and good reputation of East Brunswick High School. Student Council Representatives: STANDING: Mark Rosenthal, Selnow, Craig Schaefer. SEATED: Diane Kaye, Joan Weber, Pat Bruce Schmidt, Pat Spishock, Gordon Beecher, Sharon Fine, Gary Sheridan, Judy Kentsbecr, Susan Adler, and Barbara Bennett.’ 136 Through Student Government Franklin Chu, Mark Rosenthal, Lennie Kleinburg, and Jane Cut- ler discuss plans for Junior Prom. Freshman Class representatives, Chris Klitsch, Gary Wojick, and Lynne Volpe outline future activities. CLASS COUNCILS The purpose of a Class Council is to organize the class into a single func- tioning body. The members of the council plan the projects and social events which the class will undertake for the year. The council is under the direction of its officers along with the supervision of faculty advisors. r z r, Sophomore Class Advisors Mrs. Skriloff and Miss Roth work out plans for movie presentations. Charles Samu and Janet Schmitt talk about tradi- tional Sophomore car wash. Seniors, Ken Berlen, Dot Jcnncrs, Doug Joyce, Jane Holdsworth, and Gayle Hoover talk over upcoming Variety Show. 137 1965 EMERALD STAFF Publications Told Our Story EMERALD The EMERALD begins with a few simple tools. It was only through many long hours of work and much devotion on the part of the staff and the advisor, that the EMERALD became a reality. This annual publication will serve as a reminder of the past years at East Brunswick High School, and the friends, all of which should not be forgotten. Yearbook Editors: Tina Carlscn; (Art Editor), John Sette (Sports Editor), Judy Kentsbeer (Co-Editor), Pat Sheridan (Class Editor), Nancy Kammen (Organization Editor), Arlcen Walters (Business Manager), Joan Weber (Feature Editor). 138 Jill Buchanan Editor-in-Chief EMERALD AND CAMPUS COURIER ADVISORS Mrs. Talarsky and Mr. Munyan. Pat House (Editor-in-Chief), Pat Dickerman (Feature Editor), and Jane Cutler (Co-Editor and News Editor), review Courier before distribution. To the School and the Community CAMPUS COURIER Since first rolling off the presses in 1958, the CAMPUS COURI- ER has graduated to the maturity and excellence required of a good school newspaper. The road to success has been a rocky one, howev- er, filled with missed deadlines, last minute changes and hours of extra layout duty. But the three tasks of the COURIER, to publish news of general campus interest ... to stimulate the students to an awareness of campus affairs . . . and reflect campus opinion, have been well challenged and achieved, carrying on one of the most im- portant traditions of the Green and White. First Place Award Columbia Scholastic Press Association 1965 1965 CAMPUS COURIER STAFF 139 FOLIO Folio has been established for two essential reasons: first, it is in- tended as a vehicle for, and a stimi- lus to the creative expression of in- terested and talented students; sec- ondly, it is meant to provide the stu- dent body with an opportunity to have and enjoy the products of the minds and pen of their fellow stu- dents. The editors and staff hope that Folio will make a contribu- tion to the growth of creativity at E.B.H.S. Folio staff: STANDING: J. Padilla, T. Fine, A. Rabuck, P. Compton, J. Cutler, R. Alberte, E. Brown, C. Kish, M. Green, S. Crane, C. Siegel, S. Bedrick, R. Bushkin. SEATED: J. Ro- zelle, K. Wristen, L. Hain. KNEELING: C. Samu, W. Heller, F. Chu, J. Bruton. We Sought Diverse Means . . . COMBINED PUBLICA TIONS COUNCIL Combined Publications Council is a newly organized board composed of representatives of the EMERALD, the CAMPUS COURIER, and FOLIO. Its purpose is to bring a high quality and unified standard among the High School pub- lications. Members of the Combined Publications Council: STANDING: K. Wristen, J. Bu- chanan, P. House, R. Alberte, M. Pavlak, and G. Selnow. SEATED: J. Cutler, A. Walters, T. Carlsen, and G. Volk. ART CLUB Without the Art Club the var- ious functions of the school would be lacking color and atmosphere. They make posters to publicize the many school activities, design and make all the scenery for the plays, and then conclude the year with the Art Festival displaying the many talents of its members. Art Club Members: STANDING: J. Rozclle, Mrs. Novey (Advisor), D. Woscyna, D. Ciecko, K. Hoclgcr, J. Bruton, L. Fish, E. Brown, C. McCann, K. Gatarz, M. Pomanek (Treasurer), L. Krypel, S. Ganthis. SEATED: I. Kootman, C. Siglc, M. Chester, B. Campbell, K. Wasas. KNEELING: J. Bartsch (Secretary), D. Klarmann, C. Remis (President), D. Pagers, K. Hart- man (Vice-President) not pictured. of Self Expression and Enrichment Green Quill Members: STANDING: C. Samu, J. Cutler, J. Fallon, J. Latzsch, P. Stokes (Treasurer), D. Glcckncr, B. Kruczynski, H. Wideman, J. Sullivan, L. Kalber, K. Wristen, T. Fine. SEATED: P. Cargill (Vice-President), C. Elkins, (President), D. Koo (Secre- tary). KNEELING: J. Chapkowski, J. Kootman, R. Albcrtc, B. Heller. GREEN QUILL The Green Quill is a group of stu- dents formed to discuss worthy liter- ary works. All of the members derive a great deal of enjoyment as well as enrichment from the critical study of these works. This year’s activities include various outings to New York to see plays. 141 Mr. Steven Michaud Advisor East Brunswick High School Orchestra. Many Musical Opportunities Are Available . . . Dee Gleckner gets instructions from Mr. Mario DeCarolis. East Brunswick High School Band. East Brunswick High School String Orchestra East Brunswick High School Chorus The music department at E.B.H.S. has set up an active program for interested students. The chorus, under the direction of Miss Allen and Mr. Balkin, perform in assemblies, and in the annual spring concert. Mr. Kupchynsky heads the string and symphony orchestras, both of which present fine programs. The Marching Band and Dance Band are conducted by Mr. Mario DeCarlos. Many of the members of the musical organizations have been recognized for their outstanding accomplishments and plan careers in the music field. East Brunswick High School Dance Band FRENCH CLUB The French Club presi- dent, Barbara Franki, along with the advisor Mr. Latto- rocca, planned numerous ac- tivities for the group. A visit to a French Play in New York, French week and the publication of a French news- paper were experienced by the many members. At weekly meetings the club saw French Films and played various Quiz games. French Club Members: TOP ROW: M. Hess, S. Flanagan, K. Holzer, A. Beecher, M. Trawick, H. Wideman, I. Neidich, S. Fine (Treasurer), L. Boyle, L. Krypel, J. Kirkman. P. Lauzon. MIDDLE ROW: J. Cutler, L. Kleinberg (Vice-President), P. Dickerman (Secretary), J. Kluz- man, C. Mackay, J. Rynk, C. Jones, K. Biringer, M. Minkin, P. House, C. Cloughlin, B. Cohen, T. Bennett, J. Stern. BOTTOM ROW: B. Franki (President), M. Hunter, I. Axelrod, K. Haynes, L. Minichini, S. Czapf, L. McDowell, J. Lyons, M. Mott, V. Crompton. Advancement Was Possible . . . MATH CLUB The members of this club are very outstanding in the mathma- tical field. The advisor, Mr. Charles Hammond, who is also a math instructor at the High School, planned competitions between various schools. Math Club Members: BACK ROW: J. Kootman, M. Rosenthal, D. Miller, J. Sheridan, G. Clark, M. Vaganek, J. Keithler, T. Marsh, W. Openshaw. FRONT ROW: D. Koo, L. Hain, C. J. Nelson, S. Czapf, J. Cutler, P. Compton, K. Condon, S. Wood. Officers of Math Club: Jerry Kootman (Vice President), Marc Rosenthal (Treasurer), Pat Compton (Secretary), Dot Koo (President). BIOLOGY RESEARCH CLUB . . . Beyond Our Courses. Biology Club Members: Randy Alberte, Sherri Hubble, Mr. Wayne Moyer (Advisor), Leslie Hain. An inquiring mind is the foundation for scientific de- velopment. The members of the Biological Research Club gain rich and reward- ing experience in the vast field of science. One of the most important benefits from the club participation is the practical experience in lab procedure and tech- nique. CHEMISTRY CLUB Under the supervision of Mrs. Fine, the Chemistry Club strives to acquire a broader knowledge in the field of Chemistry. The group meets weekly to dis- cuss reports, experiments and break-throughs in science. The members plan and carry out the meetings providing interesting and varied topics. Chemistry Club Mcmbtrs: C. J. Nelson, J. Schutt, L. Hain, W. Opcnshaw, J. Keithler, C. Herge, M. Wasilcwski, M. Vaganek, J. Ungcrn, R. Alberte, D. Miller, W. Heller, G. Clark, J. Sheridan, C. Cowell. Mrs. Helen Fine Chemistry Club Advisor 145 The Drama Club serves to give its members practical training in the fundamentals, of acting. Possibly more important, however, are the actual productions they present before the school and community. The success of this year’s musical, The Sound of Music, shows the fine quality of dramatic ability contained within the participants of the East Brunswick High School Drama Club. Our Interest Broadened . . SKI CLUB The Ski Club was formed this past year for those students who are expe- rienced skiiers or showed an interest in learning how to ski. The club’s ac- tivities were highlighted by weekend trips to ski resorts and Shaker Village. Members are T. Carlsen, S. Snyder, A. Walters, J. Ungern, J. Rothstein, I. Axel- rod, K. Walsby, S. Bowman, B. Cohen, J. Sullivan, P. Dickerman, J. Buchanan, L. Bartow, J. Gordon, B. Cohen, N. Kirk, J. Smalley, Mrs. Delaney (Advisor) and C. Herge. 146 TROPICAL FISH CLUB Tropical Fish Club Members: R. Bushkin, L. Trivisone, Mr. Jasper (Advisor), M. Mica, J. Drozdowski, and G. Selnow. Although newly organized the Tropical Fish Club provides an opportutinity for interested stu- dents to study the habits of tropi- cal fish. The group concerns itself with the breeding, purchase, housing and general care of the different specimens. Si!!!! CHESS CLUB The Chess Club gives the members an oppor- tunity to learn the fundamentals of Chess and also gives them practice in thinking quickly and clearly. They conduct competitions with other schools and within the group. In short, the Chess Club provides a challenging experience. Chess Club Members: Left side of the table: C. Herge, D Chen, G. Clark, Mr. Black (Advisor). Right side of the table: Jan Ungern, G. Schluer, C. Cowell. ... In Many Fields History Club Members: C. McCully, M. Viganck, F. Kasncr, K. Orcy, E. Webster. M. Est- abrook, C. Niglio, B. Waldman, G. Morgan, T. Seel, J. Stab, A. Aftanski, Mr. Kafcs (Advisor). SEATED: M. Kcil, S. Snyder. S. Amstcr, I. Axelrod, E. Lang, S. Wood. HISTORY CLUB The History Club, under the direction of Mr. Kafes, offers a chance to study ac- tivities not generally cov- ered in the classroom. Among the years activities were a series of debates re- lated to the Presidential elections, a straw ballot tak- en of the student body, and participation in the annual History Fair. 147 Pictured above is the Girl’s Booster Club originated this year by Diane Fore under the direction of Mr. Gonicr. GIRL’S BOOSTER CLUB Seeing the need for more school spirit, Diane Fore under the supervision of Mr. Gonier organized the Girl’s Booster Club. This club worked hard to see that all sports events were well publicized, individual players recognized and re- cently sponsored a pep song contest. The Girl’s Booster Club succeeded in develop- ing a new and better orga- nized type of enthusiasm. and Extended into . . . CO-ED VOLLEYBALL TEAM The Co-ed Volleyball Team was organized in the year to provide fun, re- laxation, and sportsmanship between the students of E.B.H.S. Under the direction of Mr. Pinfield the boys and girls work side by side to push their team on to victory. 148 Varsity Club Officers President: Bill Moitz V. Pres.: Eric Shallock Treasurer: Bill Muir Secretary: Joe Zanetti VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is an honorary society for those boys who have shown outstanding sportsman- ship and have received a varsity letter. This year the Varsity Club sponsored a dance after the alumni game and spring sport booklets. Athletic Events The Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club under the direction of Mr. Jacukiewicz. Active in both school and community they sponsor var- ious activities and helpful projects such as trips to see ice hockey and basketball games. KEY CLUB Key Club — FRONT ROW: N. Rosenhack, E. Meagher. 2nd ROW: G. Beecher, Mr. A. Jacuk- iewicz, B. Carroll, C. Bothcm. 3rd ROW: F. Chu, G. Miller, J. Drzodowski, S. Ruben- stein, G. Mayer, S. Pav- lak. BACK ROW: C. Crowell, R. Webb, A. Richter, R. Apmann, H. Morris, J. Zanetti. 149 GIRLS’ A THLETIC ASSOCIA TION Athletics Was Not . . The G.A.A. is an organization open to all girls, based on interest alone. Upon payment of annual dues, each girl may participate in as many intramural fields as she wishes, and is eligi- ble for the extramural field hockey, basketball and softball teams. The Association’s means of income is the sale of candy at all home basket- ball games and wrestling matches. Each year they are the co-sponsors of the Coed Night and Girls’ Award Dinner. G.A.A. Officers: Jane Cutler, Vice President; Pat Spishock, Trcas.; Pat House, President; Madeline Hunter, Secretary. 150 MODERN DANCE CLUB The members of this club are interested in new and exciting modem dance routines, Mrs. Celeste Hunter, advisor, aids the girls in their new steps. This year they worked on the choreography for a dance recital and also took part in the modern dance symposium held at the High School. Our Only Interest . . . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In addition to providing tutoring ser- vices for all students, the National Honor Society was active in the distribution of all books and school supplies to Appala- chia. They also participated in a High School exchange day at Jamesburg High School. Each year before induction, a skit is presented by the Society with a tea fol- lowing the announcement of new mem- bers. 151 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The President of the F.T.A., Celia Wristen and advisor Mr. Howard Nusbaum along with the many members, meet weekly. At these meetings many teachers and student teachers lecture on the fundamentals of teaching. Films are also shown on this topic. A highlight of the year was a visit to Patterson State Teacher’s College. Members also experienced “a day in the life of a teacher” at Dag Hammarskjold and Churchill Junior High Schools. Information Was Gained . . . DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OF AMERICA Students who have Distribu- tive Education learn from each other through advertising, dis- plays, selling, and merchandis- ing. The members of this club have attended two conventions: one at Sky Top in the Pocano Mts. and the second at Newark, N.J. 152 The members of the Future Business Leaders of America are students who are in- terested in entering the business field after graduation. Having taken secretarial and accounting courses, the members gain experience for their future jobs. F B L A About Future Careers F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America’s main pur- pose is to teach many homemaking skills to girls who will someday need them. The exciting events of the year include the an- nual wool contest and the National cooking com- petition entered by many of the club’s members. MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB This club consists of all students in- terested in the medical field. Mrs. Edyth Kiessling and Mrs. Artis Condon, both nurses, are the advi- sors of the club. At the meetings the members hear lectures and see films on various medical careers. 153 GUIDANCE AIDS The Guidance Aids are composed of girls willing to devote their free periods to help in the Guidance Office. These girls aid the counselors and secretaries with var- ious jobs including reception work and errands. They prove to be very helpful in this very busy office. Chris Rusak, Judy Blanchard, and Dot Koo work as guidance aids during their free periods. OFFICE STAFF The Officer Workers are a group of girls who, by helping in the office, greatly lessen the many duties of our very busy secretaries. Not only do they type, but they also act as receptionists. We Thought . . . LIBRARY CLUB These resourceful students aid in the process- ing of books, straightening out of shelves, and helping Mrs. Davis in whatever chores need be done. Library Club: N. Becker, L. Alford, P. Lineburger, K. Matiejunis. 154 Chemistry Lab Assistants: Jack Schutt. Jill Buchanan, Wendell Openshaw, Carol Joe Nelson, Don Miller, Tina Carlscn, Bill Heller, Nancy Kammen, Jan Ungern. I he Chemistry Tab Assistants are students who have had at least one year of chemistry, and arc interested in this field. They help in the preparation of labs, class demonstrations and general care of the lab and chemistry rooms. CHEMISTRY LAB ASSISTANTS Not Only of Ourselves . . . BIOLOGY LAB ASSISTANTS Students who are interested in the many wonders of Biological Science compose the Biology Lab Assts. These students help the teachers in preparing labs, caring for the ex- perimental animals, and daily classroom pro- cedure. Biology Lab Assistants: Randy Albcrtc, Sherri Hubble. Jack Schutt and Don Miller. L E A D E R S c 0 R P s Leaders Corps is an appointed group of girls who excell in athletic skills. These girls are given the opportunity to assume the responsibilities of a physical education teacher, such as: taking attendance, refereeing games and aiding in class demonstra- tions. Leaders Corps trains its members in becoming more responsible and capable girls. But Through Our Clubs . . . s E N I 0 R I U M The Seniorium is an organization composed of qualified Seniors: Its main purpose is to promote a closer relation between the student body and the teachers. It also gives the Seniors an idea of the responsibility required in setting examples for the un- derclassmen. 156 Audio Visual Club: Mr. George Pinficld, Hurtis Cerge, Wilbert Knapp, Sanford Knapp, John Berlin, Peter Harrison, George Reid. Stage Service Crew: Wilbur Knapp, George Reid, John Berlin, Peter Harrison, Mike, Sanford Knapp. STAGE SERVICE CLUB The Stage Service Crew serves the school by adding light and sound effects to the musical productions, assemblies, and plays. These vital behind the scene workers provide the backbone for all E.B.H.S. productions. The responsible students belonging to this club are instructed in the distribution, operation, maintenance, and collection of all audio-visual equipment. Mr. Pinficld, advisor, aids in the instructing. We Learned To Think of Others . . . LANGUAGE LAB ASSISTANTS The Language Lab. Assistants are a group of select- ed students who volunteered to help the teachers and students in the Language Lab. They adjust recording tapes and aid in the instructing of the beginners. Language Lab. Assistants: Eddie Glasshcim, Joel Cavadal, George Phares, Stephen Swetork, Mary Jane Minkin, Mr. Charles Hardnett (Advisor); Russel, Jacobs, Daryll Fickling. A very happy Judy Blanchard waves to the crowd after being crowned Football Queen, 1964-5. Both sad and happy was the festive homecoming weekend. For the Seniors, it meant their last football season, indeed, their last year at East Brunswick High School. The eventful weekend began with the traditional pep rally Friday afternoon, in the evening the excitement continued with the bonfire at which we burned Ewing’s coffin. These events set the stage for a memorable game with Ewing Saturday after- noon. Because of our team’s tremendous efforts, the game was outstanding and we upset Ewing 12 to 8. The victory dance following the game that evening was high- lighted by the presence of our lovely football Queen, Judy Blanchard, and was the perfect end to an unforgetable homecoming weekend. “THE SOUND OF MUSIC” Thanks to the combined efforts of the Drama Club, Music, Art, and Industrial Arts Departments, the annual school play which was presented on February 5 6 was overwhelming suc- cess. Jennifer Cerretti, as Maria, and Michael Cooper, as Cap- tain Von Trapp, co-stars for the play portrayed their roles magnificiently. The Sound of Music Mr. Elliot Tabcnslag, director of the Sound of Music, watches critically as students rehearse. Michael Piakowski and Debra Clarke practice their dance and duet. A few cast members pose for a picture during their break between scenes. Scene from the Abbey: Seated: Jennifer Cerretti, Cynthia Coaby, and Cynthia Chapkowski. Alice Ahlgren Katherine McQuire NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Linda Bartow 1 ATlaNM iiinda Querec HONOR SOCIETY Michael C Josephine Fal Noel Hess Valerie Kluska arold Russel Sette Janet Shapiro Victoria Wilson Advisor — Mr. Charles Hammond Pres. — Brian McCall Vice-Pres. — Richard Cohen Treas. — Gerald Klein Recording Sec. — Barbara Bennett Corr. Sec. — Patricia House Mr. Navickas leads the members in reciting the N.H.S. pledge. New Members pose for a picture after formal induction. 161 Richie Galvin samples the hors d’oeuvres with the help of his date. Senior carolers gathered together at the tree lighting to sing??? Christmas Was Students help to decorate the school store tree. Merry Christmas. The tables glittered with the festive decorations provided by the art department. 162 Vicki Wilson enjoys a dance with Santa. Eric Shallock reaches to put the finishing touches on our Christmas tree. Gee Santa, will you really? Couples pose around their table. Students and neighboring children enjoy refreshments after the tree lighting. Green and White committee: SEATED: Anita Clay, Judy Blanchard, Barbara Bennett, (Chair- man) Kathy McGuire, Rose Zane Cacella. STANDING: Joni O’Neill, Cathy Pellichcro, Ange- la Sgrio, Valerie Kluska, Randy Alberte, Ina Neidich, Holly Wideman, and Vicki Wilson. Green and White Week sponsored by the Student Council, is organized to bol- ster school spirit and gain en- thusiasm on the part of the students. Some of the activi- ties of the week were: Catch the Killer contest, Theme Day, No Homework Night, and Green and White Day Sports events were also fea- tured during the week. The fun festive week was conclud- ed by a Twirp Dance. GREEN AND WHITE WEEK RUTGERS CONCERT The famous Rutgers Uni- versity Glee Club presented a concert on January 8th. About 60 men in number, the club presented a program of medieval songs to modern folk music and ended with a selection of traditional col- lege songs. Afterwards a re- ception was held in the cafe- teria where light refresh- ments were served. This be- gan a traditional evening of music, that will be sponsored annually by the yearbook. JUNIOR PROM “Bah Hat” Couples stop to chat near the palm trees. One of the highlights of our Junior year was “Bali Hai.” Preparation for the Junior Prom began months in advance and the excitement mounted as the final plans were completed. Exotic foods sheltered by grass huts and nearby palm trees echoed the theme of “Bali Hai”; while soft music and dim lights provided a romantic at- mosphere for all those who attended. Angela Sgroi and Mike Vail taste the delicious refreshments catered by Mrs. Wagner. Wooden monkeys, programs, and corsages served as momentos of a wonderful eve- ning. Soft music and dim lights provided a perfect atmosphere for a romantic evening. EBHS Varsity Football Opp. 20 Woodbridge 6 0 Perth Amboy 14 12 Ewing 8 34 Bridgewater 0 14 Madison 20 29 Edison 0 14 South River 7 0 New Brunswick 19 19 Sayreville • 7 Carr pitches to Mansfield on roll-out as the Bears went for their first victory over South River 14-7. Football Enjoyed a Winning Season Pilch carries on a fullback draw, top right, while Carr hunts for a deep receiver, bottom right. Bottom left, the 1964 varsity and jayvee teams. FRONT ROW: T. Carr, R. Preller, R. Meucci, J. Mansfield, H. Litchtman, F. DiCola, J. Schroth, R. Cotter, W. Moitz. 2nd ROW: Coach R. Gonier, E. Brodzinski, F. Rupp, M. Vail, W. Weldon, R. Grattan, R. Klosa, A. Binch, K. DePaul, Coach M. Caseiro. 3rd ROW: J. Kolacki, C. Schaeffer, B. Schmidt, W. Scherer, J. Kuzman, J. Pilch, J. Klosin, R. Selover, E. Meagher, C. Appel.. 4th ROW: J. Blumig, T. Brownlee, B. Giles, J. Dutton, E. Page, V. Intravartola, B. Werner, T. Bogusz, H. Stern, M. Rooney. 5th ROW: R. Konigsberg, M. Biel, J. Basko, W. LaMaestra, J. Fedon, G. Marplc, F. Muller, M. Walling, G. Sarnak, Coach W. Pellagrino. 6th ROW: Coach J. Em- ery, G. Wulster, H. Morris, D. Wohl, J. Talan, T. Legodais, T. Selvaggio, J. Newmeyer, G. Zohovetz, C. Unice. 169 Highlights of the season: The color of the homecoming activities and the continuation of the floats . . . the romp over Bridgewater in the rain . . . the thrill of finally beating the Rams . . . the start of a new rivalry with New Brunswick. 1964 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD — FRONT ROW: G. Metzger, D. Slejyck, B. Fisher, D. Grattan, K. Leak, W. Bell, R. Wristen, R. Lockhart, R. Lindgren, A. Wells. 2nd ROW: Coach G. Pinficld, D. Raphel, W. Kelmer, G. Ele- fante, J. Zowaski, D. Rishar, T. Watson, G. Williams, D. Roe, A. Horvath, K. Schalhoub, D. Bagley. 3rd ROW: Coach D. Weider, E. Young, E. Richel, W. Al- ford, C. Bunting, J. Seiburn, R. Harding, D. Jackson, G. DeCarolis, W. Gibbord, R. Boig, R. McBriarty. The season saw the rise of new bleachers, permitting about 7,000 fans to watch the games in comfort. Jayvees posted a 6 win-3 loss record while the Freshmen, shown below, ended the sea- son 3 and 3. Harriers Won a Central Jersey Title CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — FRONT ROW: D. Sullivan, W. Failmezgcr, Coach L. Horvath. 3rd ROW: T. Keissling, G. Hel- Mur, W. Frutchey, C. Pack, R. Bailey, N. Larinoff. 2nd ROW: C. mere, W. Kane, M. Mancini. Lins, R. Tomchuk, J. Casey, T. Cisclo, D. Helmers, G. Daku, V. Central Jersey Group IV Champs EBHS Cross Country vjpp. 17 J. F. Kennedy 46 18 Union 45 26 Woodbridge 40 25 P. Amboy Cath. 34 15 Jamesburg 50 20 Linden 63 20 Bridgewater 52 21 South River 38 19 Edison 37 30 St. Joseph’s 25 21 Madison 40 15 Franklin 45 28 New Brunswick 27 Middlesex County 2nd Central Jersey 3rd 171 Soccer Started Slow, Finished Fast East Brunswick’s contribution to America’s space program. VARSITY SOCCER TEAM — FRONT ROW: R. Juba, W. Par- ING: E. Schallock, J. Skistmas, N. Hess, D. Joyce, R. Rozwadows- kinson, C. Bothem, R. Gorham, B. Carroll, G. Beecher. STAND- ki, C. Volpe, J. Zanetti, C. Williams, S. Graves. 172 EBHS Varsity Soccer Opp. 0 Union 0 0 Jamesburg 2 1 J. F. Kennedy 1 2 Woodbridge 2 0 Steinert 6 1 Union 2 4 J. F. Kennedy 0 4 Rutgers Prep 2 3 Edison 3 4 St. Joseph’s 0 2 J. P. Stevens 1 3 Edison 0 2 J. P. Stevens 1 4 Woodbridge 1 5 St. Joseph’s 1 0 Jamesburg 3 JV Soccer: 5 wins, 3 losses, 2 ties. To play soccer, one must first master the art of modem dance. JAYVEE SOCCER TEAM — FRONT ROW: B. Balogh, J. O’- D. Colpitts, T. Hydrusko, VV. Chernowicz, J. Cunningham, R. Reilly, W. Lawrence, H. Teitlebaum, G. Packard, J. Ruppert, J. Joyce, D. Schuster, C. Wojciechowicz, A. West, J. Colpitts, H. Koty, D. Hastings. 2nd ROW: S. Reff, K. Kuss, J. Ciprich, J. Miller, G. Chirko, Coach R. Simpson. Sciuto, E. Lennon, K. Schallock, A. Wong. 3rd ROW: C. Drake, 173 Wrestling Maintained Its Popularity Tom Flanagan, left, begins a sit-out in a practice ses- sion with Hank Lichtman. Max Guidoboni leads the squad through warmup “squats” in photo at bottom left. Bottom right, Lcnnie Cassidy displays his “Outstanding Wrestler” and “Champion” trophies, won during the 1964 County Wrestling Tournament. Max Guidoboni State Champion 116 Lb. Wt. Class Lennie Cassidy State A.A.U. Champioi 125 Lb. Wt. Class WRESTLING TEAM — FRONT ROW: Coach A. Spinazzola, J. Bittay, S. Emens, M. Coach, J. Doyle, H. Titlebaum, E. Glassheim, G. Sarnak. 2nd ROW: E. Harris, J. Henry, H. Stem, W. Kane, K. Coady, D. Donnelly, R. Boig, R. Gorham, W. Lawrence. 3rd ROW: K. Schalhoub, R. Paul, C. Brown, M. Vail, J. Mansfield, M. Guidoboni, C. Henry, J. Connors, T. Watson. 4th ROW: R. Mans- field, T. Flanagan, R. Rozwadowski, W. Kluska, E. Edwards, J. Pilch, J. Talan, H. Lichtman, M. Stocks. 174 Gymnastics Came on the Interscholastic Scene Losche, Balogh, and Minichini perform handstands on the parallel bars — a study in symmetry. Toni Minichini performs the difficult Iron Cross. Coach Don Weider GYMNASTICS TEAM — FRONT ROW: B. Balogh, J. Wendham, F. DeRespinis, M. O’Connor, S. Lund. 2nd ROW: J. Pcrsictanco, R. Balogh. M. Noga, A. Minichini, K. Connor, W. Bell. 3rd ROW: G. Conover, J. Domanski T. McGuric, R. Loschc, Coach D. Weider. 175 Cagers Had a Long Season VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM — FRONT ROW: Mgr. R. Kocsyinger, W. Moitz, J. Za- netti, W. Kirk, D. Wohl, Mgr. W. Miller. BACK ROW: A. Richter, G. Michalak, W. Giles, H. Hanselman, K. Borkon, R. Habrukowich, F. Charleston. TwofortheSeasaw. So near . . . and yet so far! VARSITY BASKETBALL EBHS 45 Union 23 So. Plainfield 57 Madison 54 J. F. Kennedy 58 New Brunswick 57 Perth Amboy 63 South River 41 Edison 65 Highland Park 58 Piscataway 43 J. F. Kennedy 52 Sayreville 45 Edison 51 ■ Somerville 54 New Brunswick 56 Piscataway 46 Sa)Te ville 69 South River 60 J. P. Stevens 50 Madison Jayvec Record: 3 wins, 17 Losses Basketball teaches one form and grace. 177 JAYVEE BASKETBALL SQUAD — FROM TOP, Clockwise: T. Legodais, R. Bailey, P. Matecki, C. Mick- ett, C. Unice, F. Zia, J. Koty, D. Wohl. Spring Meant Track Meets and . . . TRACK TEAM — FRONT ROW: R. Kloza, D. Hennenberg, J. Colpitts, R. Kananovitch, M. Sichta, B. Bannon, D. Sullivan, G. Engle, J. Boldizar, D. Wohl, G. Hclmcrs, F. Rupp, W. Lo- gan. 2nd ROW: W. Miller, R. Wargo, R. Puff, R. Cohen, R. Juba, T. McGuire, R. Williams, W. Muir, J. Mansfield, J. Ke- glcr, W. Ostroski, W. Parkinson, J. Talan, J. Domanski, D. Wintermuth, A. Binch, Coach, L. Smith. 3rd ROW: Coach L. Horvath, E. Schallock, J. Skistmas, P. Kramer. W. Ciccko, V. Failmezger, W. Gatley, J. Dickovicki, N. Hess, R. Rozwadowski, W. Scherer, R. Webb, M. Wasilewski, J. Fox, W. Kluska, R. Mulvey, F. Lynn, J. Ondre, Coach D. Tighe. Track Highlights: 3 wins, 3 losses during the Spring of ’64 . . . Bill Muir’s winning the 880 yard event in Cen- tral Jersey Group III, County and State meets . . . his setting a school record in the 880 of 1:57.3. What Else? . . . Baseball! IN THE DUGOUT, D. Fore. A. Rossi. T. Glenn, B. Petkarski, R. Prcller, J. Stab, G. Beecher, A. Richter, A. Schrier, F. Rich- er, T. Carr, R. Pawson. That first pitch means Spring is here. Cotter beats in a throw to home, and the Bears go out in front. ICE HOCKEY CLUB “The Chargers” FRONT ROW: W. Koehler, N. Roscnhack, B. McCall, R. Lubowicki, Advisor Majcwski. 2nd ROW: R. Jghnston, C. Herge, W. Par- kinson, N. KSrk, R. Rush, R. Ragone, 3rd ROW: D. Jofee, J. Ugern, J. Wojeiechow- icz. . . . Plus Tennis and Golf GOLF TEAM KNEELING. B. McCall and W. Morey. STANDING: J. Koty, A. Sherman, Coach D. Jasper B. Carroll, D. Miller. 1964 Record: 7 wins, 12 losses, 1 tie TENNIS TEAM R. Sclovcr, M. Rooney, L. Leury, T. Cis. J. Kootman, D. Parkinson, F. Chu. KNEEL- ING: Coach W. Pcllagrino. 1964 Record: 6 wins, 4 losses, 0 ties Girls Played Interscholastic Sports, Too GIRLS’ BASKETBALL — FRONT ROW: C. Gunderson, P. House, P. Sheridan, Y. Jackson, D. Birch, W. McGuire, S. Eaker, Mrs. Mac Rac. BACK ROW: M. Dobrinski, C. Carlsen, T. Cockhill, K. Mulvey, S. Wellman, S. Baker, J. Kernsbccr, A. LaVay. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL — FRONT ROW: P. Kerr, J. Weber, N. Week, N. Stab, J. Schmidt, P. Spishock, MIDDLE ROW: M. Dobrinski, L. Jcnncrs, D. Birch, S. Stefan, J. Hahn, J. Graves, D. Bystrck, N. Hansen. TOP ROW: Mrs. MacRac, J. Davison, L. Alford, M. Traw- ick, J. Szymkowski, K. McGuire, C. Adams, J. Kcntsbeer, B. Aughinbaugh, P. House, C. Stev- ens. GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY — Clockwise, K Bosies, J. Garabrant, S. Gennone, E. Bain, Mrs. MacRae, A. DiCharo, T. Cockhill. 181 Look mean, act tough, eat raw meat. Now. how do I get down ? They call it the “Charleston;” it’s replacing the frug. Str-r-i-i-kc! He wasn’t clipping! See. No wires or supports. He floats. It didn’t look this hard on televi- sion. When a feller needs a friend. (Left) More bounce to the ounce. (Right) Another Look at Sports . . . Did you see that Madison cheerleader do the cartwheel? There! She did it again! Swish-h-h! Last one to the shower gets the cold water. I saw it first! Go all the way back. You forgot to say, “May I?” A woman’s place . . . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS N. Stab, V. Wilson, B. Bennett, K. Mc- Guire, J. Blanchard, A. Sgroi, L. Vengen, N. Week. A Stairway Full of Stars. JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS R. Poet, S. Fine, H. Berg, N. Martin, P. Mc- Cormick, (back to camera), M. Branco, S. Eckert, J. Schmidt, S. Johnston and D. Birch. 184 They Provided Pep and Color, Here and Away . . DRILL TEAM — Leaders: C. Wristen, J. Ulyak. 1st ROW: M. Barko, L. Querec ,P. Gartner, P. House, V. Kluska, I. Ncidick, K. Dunn; 2nd ROW: M. McDermitt. C. Christensen, P. Louzan, S. Hubbcll, J. Kirkman, S. Flanagan; 3rd ROW: S. Woolis, C. Spdro, W. Barrs, P. Krimin, L. Panizzi, J. Claugh, S. Volk. 4th ROW: F. Broker, B. Stamm, L. Jcnncrs, G. Hoover, D. Jenncrs, A. LaVay, L. Krypcl. COLOR GUARD G. Biagi, J. Pavlick, L. Parker, C. Kish, K. Wristen. 185 TWIRLERS — P. Vail, D. Branco, D. Genovese, J. Hoerth, L. Myslicovan, Y. Jackson, L. Per- nice, A. Clay, S. Redford. 186 A family affair — the DeCarolis family, that is — The massing of bands and colors at the opening of football games for the playing of the National Anthem provided both color and inspiration. Victories on the playing field were matched by the outstanding halftime shows that featured the band, drill team and twirlers, presentations that were second to none. SUMMING UP THE SEASON: Some We Won, Others We Lost . Our Opponents Knew We’d Been There There’s nothing really profound in the statement that when two teams play, one is going to lose. East Brunswick High took its losses this year, but it also took some notable victories, too, both on the team and on the individual level. 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Pouch Richie Kitten Scottie Jack Shutt Soupy Sales Laurie Smith Jean Walerzak Mr. Warwick The Freshman Upperclassmen were nothing new . . . Mr. Thompson was our new principal . . . Ugh! Double English periods again . . . the brave new souls in Latin I . . . Hey, Varsity. Watch out for Robby and the boys . . . Mrs. Lindquist’s class of clowns . . . remember Miss Nelson . . . Roz makes the big V club . . . Gee, Ursey is a star . . . The King and I . . . Beisner gives Housey the burnt hair special . . . The Twist is in . . . West Side Story . . . modem dance, in gym? . . . Frosh invade Junior Prom . . . our first varsity football season . . . state tourney for the court-men . . . our wonderful matmen . . . Co-ed Night . . . Jeff, that much water really came from the radiator ... this is freshman health ... I can’t wait till next vear. y i A w) a t i 1 i 7 V y r L rf I hv ii , j i 14 JS The Junior Year Rings . . . that special IV . . . the Junior float — the big football . . . 5-2-2 . . . 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Juniors at Graduation . . . one more year to CLASS FLIRTS Cathy Brush Richie Muecci ouc GROUP Hf D o° ElMERC ftVITi£S 7 NICEST SMILE Barbara Auchinbaugh Fred Bonner Not pictured: TEACHER’S TERROR Elaine Czapkovvski Jeff Cunningham MOST INTELLECTUAL Dorothy Koo Brian McCall CLASS CLOWNS Jill Buchanan Hank Lichtman DID THE MOST FOR THE CLASS Kathy McQuire Ken Berlin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Alice Alghren Harry Russell MOST TALKATIVE Lynn McFadden Herbie Olsen CLASS CHARACTERS Renee Berdin John Kuhns Senior Class Personalities MUTT ’N JEFF Nina Horowitz Mike Wasilewski MOST ATHLETIC Pat House John Mansfield MOST LITERARY Kathy Wristen Randy Alberte 211 MOST MUSICALLY INCLINED Jennifer Cerretti Tom Anderson CLASS ACTORS Ursula Cargill Michael Cooper BEST ALL ROUND Barbara Bennet Joe Zanetti Douglas Joyce, acting as Mr. Navickas for the day, discovers there is more to being principal than many people think. Jean Ann Hoerth bakes macaroni for lunch. Bill Heller and Carol Jo Nelson explain a tough chemistry problem to Mrs. Fine’s class. Yvonne Jackson helps Judy Ulyak demonstrate a move on the high bar for their gym class. SENIOR DA Y We learn by doing, and by doing, we understand. This is the philosophy behind Senior Day — when the upperclassmen take over the role of administration and faculty. Seniors gain a valuable insight as to the functions of our school system, dur- ing this day. Seniors discuss the outcome of the day’s activi- ties while relaxing in their teacher’s room. Jill Buchanan adjusts Tina Carlsen’s tassel while Nancy Kammen looks on before the final ceremony. 214 Mixed emotions . . . fear of the future-yet eager . . . happiness . . . hopefulness-yet sadness . . . the graduating class of 1965 sit together united for the last time. Barry Carroll and Nancy Kammen pause — their high school days are over, and only the future lies ahead. Mr. J. Kupchynsky, Music Coordina- tor, Secondary, helps out at the grad- uation ceremony. GRADUA TION - 1965 215 Standing high upon a hilltop, Is our Alma Mater bright, East Brunswick High we proudly honor With her colors green and white. Sing her glories and her praises, Let them ring forever true. Our own beloved Alma Mater, East Brunswick High all hail to you.