Overbrook High School - L Agenda Yearbook (Pine Hill, NJ)

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HOMEROOM 219 First row, left to right: Ruth Sharp, Edna Rudolph, Kathleen Sheridan, Tania Shilling, Martha Rodilosso, Bertha Shearer, Carmen Santiago. Second row: John Schmidt, Edwin Sharp, Dorothea Ross, Lois Sheeler, Eleanor Schuda, Doris Scoot, Frank Sauer. Third row: Grant Rowand, Alfred Scutte, Joseph Sateri- ale, Anthony Rodilosso, Ralph Ross, Gerald Schromm. HOMEROOM 213 First row, left to right: Joan O'Neil, Dorothy Piehs, Joan Reidel, Kay Reitz, Adelae Olsack, Marion Pample, Alice Mower, Ann Passarella, Joyce Pajic. Second row: Allen Pierson, Gayle Murray, Alice O'Neil. Pat O'Hara. Florence Myers, Diane Propert, Joan Pfeffer, Robert Reed. Third row: Glen Ross. Elwood Muir, George Reed, William Rivello, Elijah Reed, Robert Nylon, Charles Nichols, Nuzi Ranio. F urth row: Robert Murphy, William Pratt, Alexander 'urrayv s Pattqsisjn, Barry Quig- ley, Harold Muma. ' i elif-1 NLR . NL LF , I3-'M 'ep-9 i by 'S is 'Sv . -A tsN 7'f ef. fi ': f- ,.A , , in 'Ly , 5 , ,nf 0 -4,51 if -f H 6 ,- 0 if I' -f'1Iw,!Caif-'Q' 'df W ' HOMEROOM 211 First row, left to right: Norma Mayer, Darla Manning, Phyllis Marinella, Pat McCarty, Pat Meyer, Mary Mathews, Cathleen Morrissy. Second row: Dennis McFerran, Frank May, Marilyn Mick, Veronica Morgan, Jackie McAdams, Barbara Miller, Ellen Moos, Pasqual Menna. Third row: William Marck, William McCrea1y, Cosmo Midure, Frank Mestro, Charles Morrissey, James Morill, Pat Martinez, Gerald Moore. Fourth row: Roger Mauro, Albert Miller, Robert Marx. , IR w '- ff. 4 r ' w Q A , . lorsfxf-M 52- . HOMEROOM First row, left to right: Dolores Wo - uanita Yhost, Roberta Walker, Nancy Vadino, Francis Va ti, Barbara Weikel, Ade- laide Weckesser. Second row: Jack Watkins, Carole Volz, Janice Wiegand, Grace Welner, Pat Turner, Christine Williams, Lois Wenclel. Third row: Ronnie Walton, Jerry Wolfer, Bernard W d John Tyler, Bob Vadino, Chester Worthington, Bob Richard Watson. 005 M, QEEJLJX . 'V

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. Qs . JUNUR VARSITJ lm NXX1 H14 Our Junior Varsity football team coach d b M I. . 1 1 , G y r. Joseph Capocetta, had plenty of splrit, and they certalnly looked like good future Varsity material. Although they had three losses, they gained much in terms of valuable knowledge and experience. Z X, ff' ..:-5 K! - 'fy A 2: -f' . 55555 f I f H 1 X gf' 'gag W X N l. N IVE:-rf x N xy . X .2 Q -X I ,, .- f , f I I' . S S W ,fff ' ' Xxx E H U4 E yy 45 A iii? J ' i mm !-349 A . , Ill as V , s 1- age: av . . .16 i iff I gv Y .- 'f X semi v . ' '? The Freshman football team is not judged by the wins and losses, but by the ,E , amount of knowledge and experience they have gained. This team 15 the backbone qi: of the Varsity squad for it is here that they learn the fundamentals of football. This f J team was ably coached by Mr. James Brown and Mr. Joseph Viglione. is ' ' l