Arthur L Johnson Regional High School - Lance Yearbook (Clark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1961 volume:

4 Published by the students of A. L. Johnson Regional High School, Clark, New Jersey 1' CONTESY 9 ; .W w n a 1 a4? '--- 3M: -2, .;. 7., ', - rQ: AIR. 4 . g ..m,..,.:.$,..... . . cumm- - m.- mm. - -.-. .-. .-.--. -- .- . . .-. . . . -.- . .-. .--- u -.-.-.-.-.-.--.-.m-m.m.m.m. -.m-m.m.m-m-muunm . gummm.m.u m m.mmmnmmmmmm.mm...mnm n. . . . . . .-. .- -.p1 u...- x m Table of Contents Faculty page 8 Seniors page 18 M5 Underclassmen 7. page 62 g f .X Sports ............................ p ge H6 BOARD OF EDUCAYION Standing: Mr. Robert Stefany, Dr. Minor Jones, Mr. Bernard Steiner, Mr. Carl Poschner, Mr. Avery Word, Mr. John Conlin, Mr. John Teuscher. Seated: Mr. Thomas Nolan, Mr. John Hopping, Dr. Warren Davis, Mr. William Melick, Mrs. Helen Smith, Mr. Everett Fay. Administrators BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education is the backbone of our regional school system. All policies proposed by the ALJ administration and all school activities must be approved by the Board. The school budget is determined by this body and set forth to the voters of the town represented in our district. SUPERINTENDENT the schools. 6 Dr. Warren Davis, Superintendent. Working closely at all times with the Board of Education is Dr. Warren Davis, Superintendent of the Union County Regional High School District. He heads a program of research on school facilities, supplies, and advances in education as well as formulating the administrative policy of t h Mr. Robert E. Hough, Principal; Dr. Alvin Fry, Vice Principal. Guide Crusaders These four men each provide on important part in the proper functioning of our school. The Principal and Vice Principal work together to direct the smooth operation of ALJ. Mr. Hough supervises the work of the teachers and students, while Dr. Fry oversees student discipline and welfare. The Guidance Director and school Psychologist also have important roles. Mr. Kolodinsky directs orientation and testing programs as well as supervising school guidance activities. Dr. Merachnik helps students solve social and emotional problems and provides bedside instruction for those who are unable to attend school. Mr. William Kolodinsky, Guidance Director. Dr. Donald Merachnik, Psychologist. 7 measmmj x- w ' , n.1vmunzv 4.. A C U ENGLISH MR. LEONARD GREENFIELD, English 1, Publicity, F. T. A.; MR. ROBERT FULTON, English 1, English 2, Coach, Key Club; MRS. ESTHER BURROUGHS, English 3, Lance,- MR. WlLLlAM SAN GIACOMO, English 2, English 3, Creative Writing Club, Quest; ENGLISH A suggestion to all English Departments by the Cdllege Entrance Examination Board has brought about Cl strengthened English program. More empha- lANGUAGE MISS JULIA BUSHEY, English 4, Speech, Assembly, Senior Play, Dramatics Club; MRS, MURlEL MULLER, English 4, Coordinator; MR. ALBERT J. VALENIA, English 2, English 4, Senior Class Adviser; MR. ROBERT J. NILAN, English 1, Bowling. sisis being placed on creative writing and the reading of the complete works of famous authors. Field trips enable students to see many fine plays. Examples are Twelfth Night and King Lear. LANGUAGE The biggest news in the Language Department is the new language lab that has been made available to all language teachers. French, Spanish, German, and Latin students can learn by listening to selected recordings or talking on tape in specialized booths. Another addition this year Was the Roman newspaper put out by the Latin Club. Language Field trips, like the one to see Don Quixote, proved to be rewarding and enjoyable experiences. MRS. JUDITH CRANE, Spanish 1, French 1, French 2, French 3, French Club, Freshman Class Adviser, French Honor Society; MISS MARION KALBACH, English 1, German 1, German 2, German 3, German Club; MISS ROSE SALESIO, Spanish 1, Spanish 2, Spanish 3, Spanish Honor Society; MRS. LINDA SILLS, French 1, English 3, Student Council; MRS. ADEE BENNETT, Latin 1, latin 2, Latin 3 and 4, Latin Club. 10 SCIENCE A variety of subiects and many interesting field trips were oHered by this yearls Science Department. Advanced Chemistry is our newest subject while Advanced Biology and Advanced Physics are being planned for the future. At present, the new Physical Sci- ence Study Committee Physics course is being taught. Because of the great interest shown by our science teachers, many students put forth an extra effort to complete proi- ects for the Regional Science Fair. This made the event a great success and all who participated felt they had learned a great deal. SCIENCE MR. GEORGE BARCLAY, Biology, Assistant Coordinator, Science Fair,- MR. ROBERT KLEINHANS, General Science, Chemistry, Philosophy Club, Physical Science Club, Junior Class Adviser; MR. GEORGE LEBER, Biology, Biology Club; Safety Director,- MR. RUSSELL STANLEY, General Science, Senior Science, Sound Studio, Audio-Visucl. Athletic Iroiner, Wrestling; MR, WALTER WINBURN, Physics, Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, Chemistry Club, Junior Class Adviser; MR. DANIEL HUDAK, General Science, Physical Science Club, Fire Patrol. MATHEMATICS throughout high school. Algebra III is being offered Our Math Department is still teaching the special to those students especially interested in Math while University of Illinois programs. Students who begin a revised program in college prep math is currently this course continue it in their various math subjects in the planning stage. A n . o. a. z t r A VIT I I l??- 3. A s 5' I MATHEMATICS MRS. BESSIE HERMANN, College Prep. Math, Algebra 1, Stocks and Bonds Club; MR. GEORGE S. MACKRIN, Plane Geometry, College Prep. Math 1, Current, lance; MR. IRVING TAYLOR, Algebra 1, Math 2, Advanced Biology Club, Sophomore Class Adviser; MR. THEODORE FARAKLAS, Algebra 2, Algebra 3, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry, Tests and Measurements, Wrestling; MR RICHARD FLEISCHER, General Math, Algebra 1, Algebra 2 Ullinoisi, Plane Geometry Uliinoisi, Freshman Class Adviser; MR. JOSEPH ASSANTE, General Math, Plane Geometry, Algebra 1 Ullinoisi, Astronomy Club. 11 SOCIAL STUDIES Besides the regular courses in history and geography, our Social Studies Department is offering Psychology, Sociology and Economics. Those who took Psychology heard some down-toe earth facts from a member of the A.A.A. Field trips and other speakers were available to all classes. Of special interest was a visit from Dr. Reverend Brown from the Congo. This distinguished guest spoke to many students on current issues in Africa and was the guest of honor at a school luncheon. SOCIAL STUDIES MR. JOHN MULLEN, Gquraphy, World History, Foundations of American Culture; MR. JOHN MULLER, World History, U.$, History 2, Attendance,- MRS. HELEN JUNE, World History, U.S. History 1, Coin and Stamp Club, Sophomore Class Adviser; MR. LOUIS DE ROSAA U. 5. History 1, U. S. History 2, Football Club; MISS CLEMENTINE BURNS, US. History 1, US. History 21 Modern European History, Student Council; MISS BARBARA DOANE, U.St History 2, Psychology, Economics, Bridge Club; MR. GEORGE CUZZOLINO, US History 2, Sociology, Club Program Supervisor, Senior Class Adviser. HOME ECONOMICS With modern equipment and expert guidance, the students in the Home Economics Department learn cooking, sewing, homemoking and home manage- ment. Their skills are appreciated by the faculty, who greatly beneht from them. Home Ec. students distributed corsages to faculty members on St. Patrick's Day and cookies at Christmas. They also prepared a faculty fashion show and several faculty teas. HOME ECONOMICS MISS LINDA MILLER, Home Management, Food 2, Food 3, Student Auxiliary; MISS MARGARET O'DONNELL, Clothing l, Clothing 2 and 3, Homemaking 1, Food 1, Home Economics Club, 12 Faculty Adviser to Altman's Fashion Board. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. LOIS FRIGERIO, Health, Cheerleading; MR. LOUIS PERAGALLO, Health, Physical Education; MRt DOUGLAS BOELHOUWER, Health, Physical Education, Driver Education; MR. FRANK SEVERAGE, Health, Physical Edu- cation, Driver Education; MR. JOHN M. BROWN, Physical Education, Coordinator; MISS BETTY UNABERRY, Physical Education; MISS MARY SHORT, Physical Education, Driver Education. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education Department is important in developing the characteristics of good sportsmanship and team play as well as fitness in our students. Specialized activities are oHered after school to those who are interested. Juniors hove Driver Education instead of health and have the opportunity to practice behind the wheel driving. MUSIC Of course the Christmas and Spring Concerts highlighted the many accomplishments of our Music Department. The Red Mill, an opera resulting from the combined efforts of the three regional schools, was also a great success. On the instrumental side, a new German band, The Hungry 5, seems to be developing rapidly. In its second year, the Dance Band played for the FTA Smorgasbord and the Student Fair. MUSIC MISS MILDRED MIDKIFF, Choir, Glee Club, Beginner's Chorus, Bel Canto, Music Appreciation, Honor Society; MR. ANDREW JUPINA, Instrumental Lessons, Introductory Band, Concert Band, Dance Band, Hungry 5 , Marching Band. 13 3, W x t; h AMER MRS. DORTHY ORSINI, Nurse. MRSV AIDA VASTA, Beauty Culture Moior, Beauty Culture Minor, Tips For Teens Club. 14 MISS VERNIE K. RHODES, librarian, Library Council. MR. BENJAMIN FREEFIELD, Remedial and Accelerated Reading, Travel and Geography Club, Body Building Club. SPECIALISTS MRS. ROSE POLONSKY, Art 1, Art 2, Art 3, Advanced Art, Arts and Crafts 1, Arts and Crafts 2, Arts and Crafts Club. SPECIALISTS Mrs. Polonsky teaches her students painting, ceramics, and other artistic crafts. In turn, they have benefited the school by creating the backdrop for the Christmas program and help- ing on the Senior Play set. Students in need of library help find Miss Rhodes an invaluable aid. She can always be found supervising the library and assisting others in correct library procedure. Our school nurse is a well known Figure at ALJ. Usually available in the health emce, she adeptly administers First aid and directs school-sponsored health testing programs. The Beauty Culture Department, under the able direction of Mrs. Vasta, was c: new addition to our high school. Here girls learn better grooming as well as special beauty skills. Mr. Freef'veld adeptly heads the reading courses and specializes in helping students improve their reading skills. Wm Guess who? OFFICE STAFF MRS. GLADYS EASTON, Secretary to Principal; MRS. STELLA REIDER, Guidance; MRS. RITA BURLEIGH, Library; MRS. JOAN WILLIAMS, Main Office,- MRS DOROTHY WELCH, Main OfTIce. OFFICE STAFF Our skilled Office Staff is an important asset to the smooth functioning of ALJ. These women handle all school bookkeeping and clerical work. Also, they are important in promoting good public relations for our high school. GUIDANCE As s'udents confusedly try to plan next year's curriculum they invariably look for help. This help is expertly offered by our school Guidance Department. These spe- cially trained counselors also aid students with college plans and often Fund positions for members of our Business Education and Industrial Arts Departments. ISERWCE ' l x GUIDANCE MISS VICTORINE CHAPPEN; MRS. MARGARET GANTS; MR. TED CYMBALUK. INDUSTRIAL ARYS MR. JOHN GLASS, Wood, Cabinet Shop; MR. JOSEPH MARZULLO, Auto Shop, Auto Working Club; MR. LEON R. KVEDAR, Mechanical Drawing, General Shop, General Shop Club; MR. ALBERT TUNISON, Metal, Mechanical Drawing, Photography Club; MR. JO EMM FEARING, Machine Shop, Machine Shop Club. INDUSTRIAL ARTS The wide variety of crafts taught in the Industrial Arts Department otters students at AU a splendid opportunity to acquire new skills. The Auto Shop, Cabinet Shop, Machine Shop, Crofts Room and Mechanical Drawing Room are available to those who seek them. Individuals from the Industrial Arts Departments in our Regional School system combined to form on exhibit that was shown at the Industrial Arts Convention in Asbury Park. BUSINESS EDUCATION Students in the Business Education Department have been trained to accept qualified positions in industry upon graduation. Special skills were ottered to them along with regular academic study. Field trips to Bell Labs and other companies in the area acquainted these people with available business opportunities. BUSINESS EDUCATION MR. ROBERT KASTNER, Sales, Distributive Education, Distributive Education Club; MISS VIVIAN MAGGESE, Bookkeeping 'l, Stenog- raphy 1, Stenography 2, Typing 2, Forensics, Debate Club; MISS ELEANORE M. MURPHY, Stenography 1, Assistant Coordinator; MR. ROBERT McCUSKER, Business Math, General Record Keeping, Bookkeeping 1, Bowling Club, Footba , Baseball; MR. EDWARD SHUSTACK, Beginners Typing, Practical Typing, Business Orientation Club, Baseball, Basketball, CAFETERIA STAFF Every school day hundreds of ALJ students receive prompt and emcient service from the women of our cafeteria staFf. These good- natured ladies prepare daily meals and keep the cafeteria running smoothly during the four mod lunch periods. CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right.- Mrs. Robina Merrigcn, Mrst Frieda Jocquemin, Mrs. Teresa Gorthwaite, Mrs. Mary Icnnelli, Mrs. Helen Husth, Mrs. Betty Shaw, Mrs. Eileen Thurber, Mrs. Edith Gullitord, Mrs. Alice Dunn, Mrs. Betty Ashley, Mrs. Frieda Sautter, Mrs. Anna Kairis. Center: Mrs. Helen Mihalko, Mrst Caroline Wolff. CUSTODIAL STAFF The beautifully maintained grounds at ALJ are due to the eHorts of our Custodial Staff These men work diligently to keep the school and its property clean. CUSTODlAl STAFF Kneeling: Mr. William Jeney, Mr. Theodore Shylovski, Mr. Ronald Loeser, Mr. Walter Seme. Standing: Mr. Warren Ruben, Head Custodian; Mr. Theodore Leber, Mr. William OlRouke, Mr. George Wirth. 17 9 1L Nancy Louise Adolph Garwood Secretary Nance . . . Trouble in paradise. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Freshman Chorus.- Glee Club; Choir, , ; t. 4 4 4 i 4 Patricia Adams Eleanor Virginia Airey Clark Secretary 4 Clark Nursing school Patti . . . Pretty blue eyes. 'ji'i-v Helinor . . . Shining star. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Guidance OHice Assismn' gt: fl, Freshman Chorus; Glee Club 2,- Guidance 4; Typing Ciub 4. omce Assistant 3; Twirling Club 1,2,3,4; Twirler 4; G.A,A, 1,2,3,4; Home Room President I; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Representa'ive; Future Nurses Club 3,4; Latin Club 4,- Student Council 4, Secretary 4. ' C d Theres our rusa er Phyllis Alvino Clark College Phyl . . . You're so fine. Freshmen Chorus; Glee Club 2; Choir . James Baker 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; F.T,A. 1,2; Audio- Visual Aids 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4,- At- Berkeley Heights Service tendance OEice Assisianf 4; Freshman, . . Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Repre- J'm - - ' SOId'er b07- sentative; National Honor Society 4. Gary George Andres Garwood College Gar . . . High School, U.S.A. Debate Club 1; Home Room Presidenf 2; Band 2,3; Key Club 2,3,4, Secremry 4; Soccer 3; Hall Guides 4; Studenf Council 4, Presiden? 4; Naoionul Honor Society 4. Richard Ball Springfield Navy Richie . . . Sailor. Frank Charles Barfo Susan Bakum Clark Teacher Sue . . . Let's have a party. Clark College Frankie . . . Talk that folk. G.A.A. 1,2,14,- Cheerleading Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish National Honor Society 2,3,4. Cheerleader 3,4; Guidance ORice Assisklnf 3,4; Home Room President 4; Latin Club 4; .Currenf. Richard L. Beylon Richard Belcher Garwood Electrical engineer Clark Machine operator Richie . . . AH-American boy. . . Fooiball 1; Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball l,2,3,4; Rlchle ' I ' Am I fhe man? Baseball l,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Studen' Bowling, Council 3; National Honor Society 3,4. Dorothy Irene Bernuuer Clark Secretary Dottie . . . Jusf a dream. G.A.A. l,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3; Guidance 0mm Assisfun'r 3; Athletic OHice Assistant 4. What time is it? Eight o'clock! Donald H. Bock Garwood Mechanic Bosco . . . A fool such as I. Baseball 4. fail Q Lois Bishop Clark Legal secretary Bish . . . The gleam in your eye. Cheerleading Club 1,.2; G.A.A. 1,2,4; CG'OIe A' Blazovic F.B.LA.; Currenf Typing StaH. Clark Secretary Car . . . A fool in love. G.A4A. 1,2,3,4; Tips for Teens 3; Athletic 051:9 Assistant Katherine Helen Boytos Clark Modeling Clinton T- Bowers Kathi . . . YouIre looking good. Clark College G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1. Rebel . . . Quiet village. Baseball 1,2; Metal Club 2; Bowling Club 4; Fire Pairol 4; Track 4; Radio Club. E Jean Bozenski Clark Secretary Jeannie . . . Sfarry-eyed. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Curran! 1,2. 'Bye, mom. Yes, I did eat breakfast. leonard Brescher Clark College Lenny . . . Who's that knocking? Bowling 1; Track 3. Walter William Brodin Clark Big game hunter Walt . . . Peter Gunn. Football 1; Track 2,3,- Wood Club 2; Advanced Biology Club 3; Fire Patrol 3,4. Nancy Breslin Clark Secretary Nance . . . The image of a girl. Beginning Chorus 2; Glee Club 3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Tips for Teens 3. Patricia B. Bucknull Clark Teacher Pat . . . My heart has a mind of its own. F.T.A. l,2,3,4,- Secretary-Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Anendance Office Assistant 2; French Ncnionol Honor Society 2,3; French Club 3, Secretary 3; Home Room Vice President 3, Secre'ary 4,- Currenf 4. Joan M. Brezney Garwood Business school Brez . . . 50 fine. Art Club I; Freshman Chorus; Glee Club 2,3; Cheerleading Club 1,2,3; Horne Room Treasurer 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.3.L.A. 3,4. Barbara Ann Buczynski Garwood Secretary Barb . . . Scarlef ribbons Freshman Chorus; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Guidance Oche Assistant '3; Health 0mm Assistant 3,4; F.B.L.A. ' 'h a '5 :2 , a s53 2 1y! 25 Antoinette Cannariuto Garwood Executive secretory Nettie . . . Liffle girl of mine. Theresa Eilene Budd Cheerleading Club 1,2; 6AA. 113,4,- C'Wk LB-M- Opera'or Elziensfogensiiiw'zgss2;RJSL'SJMSESZ: Terry . . . A casual look. ijgA'AfikiunrfT TYPEW 5m 3 Eng'iSh Joseph Cumpuna Clark College Joe . . . Counfry boy. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 4; Fire Puirol 4. Hope I'm not late. Yee-ouch! Giovannina Carrea Garwood Secretory Jennie . . . LiHIe queenie G.A4A. 133,4; Cheerieading Club 2; Tips for Teens 3,- F.B.L.A. 3,4. 1 Carol Jean Casale Tom Capotosia Clark College Garwood Beautician school Coppy . . . Kiddie. DoodIe-Bug . . . Bumble bee. Current 1; Advanced Biology Club 2,3; G-A.A- 12,3,4; TWirling Club 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Dance Band Twirling 4: Spanish Club 2: Junior, Senior 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4,- Debate Club 2,3, Class Treasurer; Home Room Vice Pres- ident 4. 24 3? i Arthur A. Chalenski William Castagno Garwood Engineer Clark College Art , . . Teen beat. Bi 4 ' 4 Charming BHIY' Football 1,2,- Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2,- Footbcll. Lance, Boys Spot's Editor 4. Raymond Caswell Clark Tool and die work Ray . . . Rock around the clock Baseball l,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Soccer 3,4. Someday I'll make it over that chain. Eileen Ruth Chobordu Clark College Chubb . . . I want you to be my girl. Home Room Secrefary 1,3, Treasurer 2; Cheerleading Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3; Bel Canto 4,- AN-Stute Chorus 4; AII-Easfern Chorus 4; French CIub 3,4; French National Honor Society 3,4; Bridge Club 4; National Honor Society 4. David Chinchar Mary Ann Conisha Garwood College Clark Designer Clommer . . . He will break your Nish . . . Some kind of earthquake. heart. An Club 1; G.A.A. 1,3,4. Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4. 25 Robert Bruce Connelly Clark College Wedge . Baskeiball 1,- Wresfling 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Hall Guides 3; Fire Patrol 3,4. . . Move two mounfains. John Crane Clark Service Johnny . . . Let's fhink abouf living. or. Club, Treasurer 4. Nancy R. Cooley Clark Marriage Nancy . . . I'm gonna gef married. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. James Crater Clark Jim . . . Hurricane. Fire Pafrol 4. Patricia Elaine Costello Clark Teacher Pot . , . Dreaming. Health omce Assislam; Library Council 1,2; G.A.A, 1,2,3,4; Manager 2.4; F.T.A. Lance, Girls Sports Editor; Choir. Valarie Ann Crocco Clark Teacher Val . . . LiHle song in my heart. F.T.A. 1,3,4, Vice President and His'orian 4; Guidance Office Assistant 2; Bel Canto 3,4; AlIvSfaOe Chorus 4; AIl-Easvern Chorus; Lance, Editor in Chief; National Honor Society 4. Sue Davis Garwood College Suzie . . . Wake up, Iiffle Suzie. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, President 4; Debate Club; Lance, Clubs Editor; National Honor Socie'y 4. Ail Tom Duly Clark Tom Dooley Fire Patrol 4, Genevieve De Marzo Clark Secrefary Gen . . , Lmle darling. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading Club 1,2,3; Curren' Typing StaH 3, Vice President 3; Home Room President 2, Vice President 3. Jeanne Deredifa Garwood La ng uage teacher Der . . . Earfh angel. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; F.T.A. 1,4; Cheerleading Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 4; Choir 3; Guidance Office Assistant 3; Debate Club 2; Sophomore, Junior Class Represeniuoive; Senior Class Vice President,- Freshman Chorus; Glee Club 2; Home Room Vice Presidenf 1; Nalionul Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4. Maureen April De Angelis Clark Criminal psychologist Maur . . . Climb every mountain. F.T.A. 1; Mmhemotics Club 1; Library Council 1,2,3,4,- Debate Club 2,3,4; Na- tional Forensic League 3,4; Current 3,4, Business Manager 3,4; Spanish National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4. thing! Alfred Clayton Deremer, Jr. Garwood Architect Clay . . . Counfry boy. Wrestling 1; Biology Club 2,3,4, Treah urer 3. Day two? Day three? No study! leo Di Stefano Kenilworth Mechanic Junior . . . Mac the knife. , 1 Jacob J. Desch Garwood College ,. Joke . . . Run, Red, run. Judith lynne Diefz Baseball 1,2,3; Football 4. Clark Teacher Judy . . . Story in her eyes. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Debme Club 1,2,3; Twirl- ing Club 1,2,3; Guidance Omce Assis'ant 2,3,- German Club 3; Bridge Club 4; Home Room Secretary 4; F.T.A. 4. Thomas J. Dowling ' Clark Navy K. Richard Doremus, Jr. , Tom . . . Yogi. Clark Medicine , Band 1,2,3; Chow 2,- Bel Cunio 3, Rich . . . Kommofion. Band 1; Fombull 1,2,- Biology Club 2,3,4,- Audic-Visuul Aids 3,4; Photography Club 3,4,- Fire Pa'rol 4. Eileen Helen Driscol Garwood Nursing Ei . . . Baby talk. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Fu'ure Nurses Club 2,3. Hey, Melvin, got the history? Saundra Dubino Clark College Sandy , . . Yes, sir, 'haf's my baby. F,T.A, l; G,A.A, 12,14; Art Club 2; Glee Club 2, Home Room T'eosurer 1,3, Secretovy 2, President 4; Twirling Club 2,3,- Guidance Omce Assistant 3; Bridge Club 4; Chemistry Club 4,- Psychology Club 4; Lenin Club. Basil I.. Dubrosky Garwood College 805 . . . I'm jusi a bad boy. Band 123,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Home Room President 3, V3ce Presideni 4,- Fooiboll 4. William H. Durow Garwood Air Force Bill . . . Ler go, Iefs go. Bowling 3,4; Advanced Biology Club 4. Bob Duris Garwood Service Bob . . . Bo Diddley. Soccer 3; Track 3; Wrestling 3,4. Barbara Mae Dunn Clark Elementary teacher Barb . Home Room Treasurer 1, Vice President 2; Cheerleading Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. l,2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4,- Bridge Club 4. . Dream lover. Gerard J. Engel Clark Jerry . . . Misfer Blue. Wrestling 1,2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Fire Patrol 1,2,4. Loraine Anne Fadde PC Englese Clark Beamician Garwood Navy Pct . . . Bobalue Basketball 1,2; Soccer 3; Foofball 4; Basebal! 4; Fire Patrol 4. Lorrie . . . Over fhe rainbow F.T.A. l; G.A.A l,2,3,4; Curran! 2; LL brary Council 2; Home Management Club 3,4, Vice Presiden? 3,- Ques! 4. Ma ry Ann Enz Garwood Secretary Mare . . . Rocking IiHIe angel. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4,- F.B.L.A. Thanks, true-buddy, old Karen Favaluro Clark Beautician Kar . . . Happiness. G.A A. 1,2,4. Wulier Fenske Berkeley Heights Army Walt . . . Soldier boy. Harry Farnham Clark Auto mechanic Harry . . . Wild one. Home Room Vice President I,- Football 1,- Baseboll 1,2; Bowling 1,2. 30 Lynn Elizabeth Fontenelli Garwood Beautician Carl Fiedler Font . . . A sfory unfold. Kenilworth AU?0 meChOniC G.A.A. 1.23.4; Home Room Secretary 1, Feed - . ' HoLrod Lincoln. Presiden! 2, Vice President 4; Twirling Club 1,2,- Sophomore Class Vice Presideni; Modern Dance 2; Visual Aids 3. Wrestling 1,2. Patricia Marie Foley Garwood Business school Fol . . . China doll. Home Room President 3; Home Manage- ment Club 3, President 3. '. . I'll copy it during math class. Maryann Froelich Garwood Marriage You gave me peace of mind. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Dolores Marie Fracasso Richard Galauski Clark Secretary Garwood State trooper Dee . . . Over and over again. Ski . . . Misfer Cusfer. G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Cheerleading Club 1,2,3; Football 1. Cheerleader 4,- Curran' Typing Staff 3,- F.B.L.A.; Guidance OHice Assisiant. 31 Joseph M. Garby Clark Joe . . . Feel so fine. He Guides 4,- Fire Patrol 4. L F '3. J ' x ' x b Richard Gambino w Brice J. Garlock Clark Technical school NSF Clark Electrical engineer Richie . . . Smoofh operator. Buz . . . Bumble bee. Fooiball 1; Bel Cunfo 2,3,4,- AILEas'ern Biology Club 4,- Phomgraphy Club 4,- Chorus 4. Fire Patrol 4. II I Home room door 5 open! 7,! lOiS Garthwuiie Chester Gudoski Clark Office work Garwood Lois . . . Look for a star. Chet , , . Bounfy hunfer Modern Dance 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Fire Patrol 3,4. Joan Louise Gibson Clark Secretary Joni . . . Liffle girl of mine. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.LA.; Home Room Treas- .-' urer 2, Vice President 3; Main omce 1K .. Assistunf; Audio-Visual Aids. 5 l 32 7 Mike Gillespie Mountainside Auto mechanic Mike . . . Oliver Cool. Steve Gomberg Clark Medicine Doc . . . Lisfen to your heart. Smden' Trainer 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Secrefary 3, President 4; Curran! 1,4; Hall Guides 3,4; Fire Patrol 4; National Honor Society 4. Barbara Teresa Gleason Garwood College Gleas . . . Poetry in motion. 6AA. 1,2,3,4; Main 051cc Assistant 2; Guidance omce Assis'anf 3; Beginning Chorus 2; Chair 3,4; Cheerleading Club 2,3; Cheerleader 4; Home Room Secretary 3; Bridge Club 4; F.T,A. 4. B; 'V Patricia Gonder Clark Merchandising Patti . . . Evening sfar. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Room Secretary 2; Health OFFICE Assistant 3. Carolyn Goger Clark Secretory Every Iiffle fhing I do. G.A.A. 1; Attendance ORice Assistant 2; F.B.L.A. 3; Curren! Typing Staff 4. Donna June Graham Clark College Granny . . There, I've said it again. Band 1,2,3; Twirling Club 1,2,3,4; Flag Twirler 3,- TwirIer 4; F.T.A. 4; Bridge Club 4. 9w .1 . E Larry Grenevicki Clark Don Juan . . Army . Love potion number nine. Baseball 2; Fire Patrol 4, Margaret Guerriero Garwood Business school Marge . . . Bobbysocks f0 sfockings. G.A.A. l,2,3,4; Disfribu'ive Education Club. r1; Garwood G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Currenf Typing S705. Ugh. Shakespeare first period. Richard Grubel Clark Marines Gruby . Beatnik Hy. Home Room President 1; Woodshop Club 1, President 1,- Wrestling 1,- Basketball 2; Bowling 1,2,3; Phoiography Club 3; Audio- Visual Aids 3; Biology Club 3. Carol Jean Griffiihs H's a sin fo fell a lie. Florence Lynn Guzzo Clark Flo . . . My hear! sings. G.A.A. 1,2,3; Freshman Chorus; Glee Club 2; Choir 3,4; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Coun- cil 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Guidance Office Assistant 2,3,4; Health 033cc Assistant 3,4; Curran! 3,4, Ari Edifor and Carfoonisf. Elementa ry teacher Fred Hahn Professional musician Clark Ferd . . . One man iuh'p. German Club I; Band 1,2,3,4: Dance Band , 1,2,'3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Home Room Treas- s - , urer 4; Fire Patrol 4. He'll roll over no matter how stiff he IS. Michael Haluko, Jr. Garwood Mike Football 1; Baseball 1,2; Fire Patrol 4. Draftsman Sea, sea rider. Biology Club; Marilyn Helen Hayden Garwood Secretarial school Mar . . . There goes my baby. Twirling Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Room Secretary 1, Vice President 2, Pres- ident 4; Attendance OWIce Assistant 2; Guidance Office Assis'ant 3; French Club 2,3,- Modern Dance 3; Junior Class Secre- tary; French National Honor Socie'y. Rose Hari Garwood Legal secretary Rosie . . Teen angel. G.A,A. 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Art Club 2,3; F,B;L.A. 3,4. Linda Ruth Hedenburg Clark Hed . . . You are my sunshine. G.A4A. 2,3,4. Merchandising Alan Hurth Kenilworth Capone . Chain gang. June Hidi Nursing school All I have to do is dream. G.A;A. 12,14; Home Room President 2; Guidance omce Assistant 1,2,4. Ga rwood 35 -wK.,A.N Leonard C. Hill Clark College Len . . . Handy man. Advanced Biology Club 2,3,4; AudioNisuul Aids 2,3,4; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Phoiogruphy Club 3,4; Lance, Photography Editor 3,4; Key Club. Grace Marie Hohl Clark Secretary Grace . . . May you always. G.A.A. 'l,2,3,4; Flag Twirling Club 1,2; Freshman Chorus; Glee Club 3; Guidance Office Assistant 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Color Guard 4; National Honor Society 4. 36 George Hoffman Clark College Sparkling Beverage . . . Devil or angel? Baseball 1,2; Home Room Treasurer 3; Fire Patrol 4. Robert G. Himmel Clark Navy Gary . . . There's sfill time, brother. Bowling 2,3. That's the bell! Betty Ann Hollander Clark College Bet . . . Thank you, pretty baby. F.T,A. 1; Home Room Secretary 2; Future Nurses Club 2; G.A.A. 12.3.4; Debate Club 3; Freshman Chorus; Glee Club 2; Choir 3,4. Patricia Holufa Garwood Pat . . . Don't you know? G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Guidance 055cc Assislam 2; F.B.I..A. 3,4; Home Room Vice Prosideni 3, Treasurer 4,- ANendance Oche Assisian' 4. Secretary Richard Honymar . Virginia Horton Clark Advertising art CI k . or Rece tionisf H-mar . . . lisy, busy; feeny, weeny. G h h p inn . . . T is 0 Bowling l,- Home Room Treasurer 2,- An Y 5 UId go on Club 2,3,4,- Basketball 2,3,4,- Soccer 3,- forever- Track 3,4; Key Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Current 4; Lance Art Editor,- Stage Crow. G-A-A- 2,3,4- Nancy Horn Clark Medical technologist Nan . . . Enchanted Sea G.A.A. 1,2; Art Club 1,2,3; Nursing Club 2,3. . g Too late for that quiz today! George T. Howa rfh Clark Gregory . . . Tell me like if is now. Choir 2,3; Bel Canfo 4. John Horzepa Barbara A. Hudak Clark Chemical engineer Clark Merchandising Bobbi . . . Only you. G.A.A. l,2,3,4; Home Room President 3; F.B.LA. 3, Vice President 3. Johnny . . . Lipstick on your collar. Mathematics Club 1; Advanced Biology Club 2,3,4,- Astronomy Club 3; Key Club 3,4; Phofography Club 4. 37 Gary Hunsinger Clark College Gar . . . How will if end? Advanced Biology Club 2; Key Club 3,4; Hall Guides 3,4; Wresiling 3,4; Football 4; Fire Patrol 4,- Lance, Activities Editor 4. Barbara Hutton Nancy Jo Humenik Garwood Professional dancer N. J. . . . What a difference a day makes. Clark Bookkeeper Bobbie . . . The angels Iisfened in. G.A.A. l,2,3,4; FELA. 3,4. Twirling Club 1,2; Home Room Treasurer 1, Secretary 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Library Assist- ant 4. Hi, coach. Joan Iwanowski Robert Jandersits Clark Clark Navy Joni . . . I don'iL know. Bob . . . Let the good times roH. G.A,A. 2, 4. Football 1,- Wresfling 1,2. 1:3. ' 30 Carol Ann Izzo Clark Secretary Ca . . . Little things mean a lot. Cheerleading Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 4; Modern Dance 2; Guidance Office Assistant 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4,- Home Room Secreiary 4. Robert Johnson Clark College Bob . . . One more for fhe road. Band L2,3,4; Dance Bond 4; Bowling 2; Metal Club 2; Investment Club 3, Presi- dem 3,- Psychology Club 3; Fire Pcirol 4. Lawrence Joseph Johnson Clark Looper . . . I'm moving on. Ruth Johnston Clark Secretary Ruthie . . . I can'f say good-bye. Twirling Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Color Guard 4. Baseball 1,- Bowling; Golf, You're kidding. Outside? In the snow? Arlene Kappy Garwood Executive secretary Carol Ann Kamichoff Kap . . . Paper crown. Cla'k College G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Twirling Club 1,- Cheer- Car . ' - My special angel. leading Club 2,3; An Club 2,3; F.B.LA. 2,3; Home Room Vice Presidenf 1,4, Presi- dent 2,3; Typing Club 3, Treasurer 3; Attendance OHice Assistant 3,4. Cheerleading Club 1; F.T.A, I; G.A.A. '.2,3,4; Home Room President 1,4. Carol Ann Kamuda Garwood Marriage Bubbles . . . Splish, splash G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Room Vice Presidenf 2, Presiden? 3; Guidance omce Assistant 2,- Anendunce Office Assistant F.B.LA. 3,4. The bell. Can't do this to me. Kathleen Joyce Kavulieros Clark Teacher Kay . . . Just ask your heart. F.T.A. l; Freshman Chorus; Choir 2,3,4,- G,A.A. 142,3,4; Spanish Nmional Honor Society 3,4. Elizabeth Ann Kapuscinski Clark Nursing . Bet . . . Gee, I'd give the world. . Jo-Ann Kasmlr Junior Classical League 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses Club 3. Clark Secretary Jo . . . Heart and soul. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.8LA. 4; Twirling Club. Ann Kilburg Garwood Office work Annie Oakley . . . Wesfern Movies. G.A.A. I,2,3,4; F.B.l.A. 3,4 Richard Keller Garwood Vocational school Richie . . . A million to one. Home Room Treasurer 2,3. Catherine Koerner Clark Medical assistant Kay . . . Don'! ask me fo be lonely. Health Office Assisianf I,- Twirling Club 1,2,3,4, Represemmive 4; Home Room Room 1,2; G.A.A. 'l,2,3,4, Represen'ufive 4; Home Room Treasurer 2, Vice President 3; Audio-Visual Aids 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4, Treasurer 3; Athletic OMce Assistant 4. I'm still in the shower. Richard Koschude Clark Service Rich . . . Big man. Diane Kosinski Clark IBM operafor Di . . . This magic momenf. G.A.A. 1,2414,- Sfocks and Bonds Club 3; Tips for Teens 3. Judith Kozlowski Clark College Judy . . . Where or when? Speech and Drumafics Club 1; G,A.A. l,2,3,4. Gerald Kozlowski Clark College . Lucky devil. Jerry . Mathematics Club 1; Science Club 1; Alge- bra Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Truck 4. 4 A Valerie Jean Kostyal Clark Airline hostess Val . . . Diamonds and pearls. Twirling Club I,2,3,4; Twirler 3,4, Major- eNe 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Horne Room Presi- dent 1,- Freshman Class President, Junior, Senior Class Vice President; F.B.L.A. 3,4. Nancy Krahling Clark Nance . . . She's my baby. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A.; German Club; Guidance Office Assistant; English Office Assistant 41 Anita Rose Kraus Clark Beautician Nita . . . Liffle star. Dis1ribu1ive Education Club 1,2; G.A.A. 2,4. Arnold D. Krouk Clark Arnie . . . How about fhaf. Audio-Visual Aids 2,3; German Club 2; Bowling 3,4; Fire Patrol 4. 42 David C. Kronen Clark College Dove . . . Everything's going f0 be all right Football 1; Curran! 2; Latin Club 2,4; Choir 2,3,4; Fire Pufrol 4,- Ques! 4. Patricia Ellen Kraus Clark College Pa! . . . IFS only moke-believe. Band I,- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Council 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Spanish Club 3; F.T.A. 3,4. Arthur Krupp Clark College Art . . . Fame and fortune. Basketball 113,4; Key Club 1,213,.4; Fire Patrol 4; Hall Guide 4,- National Honor Socie'y 4. Fred H. Kumpf Clark College Fred . . . Alley Oop. Key Club 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Track 1,2,- Bowling 2; Wrestling 3,4; Dramatic: Club L2; German Club 2,3; Home Room Presi- dent 2,3; Bel Canto 2,4; Choir 3; Safety Patrol 3; Fire Panel 4, Chief 4. Burba ru Kurlowicz Garwood Business school Bob . A . The treasure of love. Twirling Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4,- Fresh. man Chorus; Choir 2,3,4,- French National Hone! Society 2,3; Guidance OfFIce Assisi- ant 4. Margaret lehofu Clark Beautician Peggy . . . Tender love and care. Junior Classical League 'I; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Stocks and Bonds Club 3. Kenneth Kutyla Automotive mechanic Bowling 3; Fire Patrol 4. Josephine Ma ry Liquore Virginia Lange Clark Secretary Ginny . . . Let it be me. G.A.A. 1,2,4; French Club 3,- ANendance OWIce Assistant 4. Joseph Lusardi Garwood College Joe . . . Don't laugh at me. Track 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Hull Guides 3,4; Soccer 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Fire Patrol 4; Senior Class Reprasaniative; National Honor Sociefy 4. 45 44 Patricia Gail Makowsky Garwood College Pa! . . . The way you look fonighf. Beginning Chorus 1; Bel CuMo 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; AUdichisual Aids 3; Psyv chology Club 3; Home Room Secretary 2,4, Vice President 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Lafin Club 4; Currenf 4. Curolee Jeanne Maier 1 Carolyn Lee Malmberg Clark Teacher Clark College Core . . . Heaven knows. Carol . . . Dance by the lighf of Bond 1,2,- F.T.A. 1,2; Guidance 091cc fhe moon, Assisfani 1,2,3; Debme Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Twirling Club 113,4,- Twirler 3,4; H-A-i G-AA-i Germ C'ub. Modern Dance 3; German Club 3,4, Presi- A den? 3; Home Room President 4. G ' d ot all my history one. Lynda Louise Marigold Clark Nurse louise Manz LY'm - - . HOPP' 955- Garwood Secretary Main Office Assistant 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; LOU E - , Current Typing Club 3; Health 051:2 ' 1 ' venmg sar' Assistant 3. G.A1A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4. :7 Barbara Joan Maniz Clark Secretarial school Barb . . . Pretty IiHIe girl. F.T.A. 1,- Class Treasurer 1;- Cheerleading Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 4; G.A.A. 1,2,14,- Guidonce 051w Assistant 2,3; Psychology Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Class Representa- tive 4; National Honor Society 4. William Denis Markiewicz Clark College Denis . . . Wonderful world. Foo1boll 1; Track 1,4; Home Room Presi- dent 2; Advanced Biology Club 2,- Hall Guides 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Fire Patrol 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Na- tional Honor Socieiy 4. Lana Katherine Maragni Joseph E. Marfz Clark Medical secretary Clark College Lon . . . No? one minute more. Joe . . . Speedoo. Twirling Club 1,2,3; G,A.A. 1,2,3,4; Cur- Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; Key Club. 3,4; renf Typing Club 3; F,B.L.A. 3,4; Guidance Hall Guides 4,- Home Room Vice Presudem. omce Assis'an? 4. 4f Pass this over to Melvin. 'I M0 Yn Mayer Mary Jane McGovern Garwood 586 ?er Clark IBM operator Just to be with you. G.A.A. l,2,3,4; Guidance omce Assistant 2; Home Room Vice President 2, Presiden! 3; F.B.LA. 3,4. Jane . . . Count every star. Health Office Assistanl 1,2,3,- G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Distributive Educafion Club 4. Clark Chemist Phil . . . Dutchman's gold. Ah. Lunch next. John Mickiewicz Garwood College Mick . . . Mister Blue. . . . , Patrncua Anne McNorrIs q Garwood Marriage 4 f V ; Patti . . . Befter shop around. ; George Meleer W G.A.A.; Home Room Secretary 1; Begin- ning Chorus 1,- Glee Club 2,3,- Choir 4. Clark Cabinet maker George . . . What abouf us? Football 1; Bowling 2,3,4. Gloria Mikos Carol Anne Midura Clark Refciling Clark Glor . . . The long walk home. Mid . . . Tomorrow. GA'A' 1'2'4' G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Room Treasurer 2, Vice Presiden? 3A; Sophomore Class Treas- urer; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Health Office Assistant 4. Ann Marie Miliano Garwood College Ann . . . You're like an angel. F.T.A. 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Room Pres- ident 'I; Sophomore Class Representufive; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 3,4; Audio-Visuol Aids 2,- Cheer- leading Club 3; Cheerleader 4; French Club 3; Investment Club 3; National Honor 3. Society 3,4, Vice President 4. John, I'm going down these stairs! Albert Miller Clark Service Al . . . Chipmunk song. Bowling Club 1; Economics Club 3,- Ma- chinists' Club 4. t y, 3... t2; Diane Eliza beth Mitchell Clark Marriage f A ' Gitch . . . Won't you come home? Frank MISUI'CI, Jr. G.A.A. 2,3,4; Currenf Typing Stag 3; Kenilworfh Navy Athletic omce Assistant 3,4,- F.B.L.A 3,4. Nutfsy . . . Fool's hall of fame. Joan Ann Moleen Garwood Legal secretory Blondie . . . Lollipop. Freshman Chorus- Glee Club 2' Chorus ' , c E. n 3,4,- G.A.A. 1,2,4. Nan Y Monaha Clark Secretary Nance . . . Blue berry sweef. G.A.A. 3,4; Curreni Typing Staff; F.B.L.A. Donald Mohr Kenilworfh Auto mechanic Donnie . . . I'll walk the line. Peggy Ann Morton Clark College Peg . . . For your love. Junior Classical League 1; Cheerleading Club L2; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,14,- Modern Dance 2,3. is, Patricia Myfrowitz Clark Elementary feacher Pat . . . LiHIe bitty preffy one. Freshman Chorus; Glee Club 2; Choir 3,4; Home Room Presiden? 1,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Debafe Club 4,- Currenf 4. 48 Robert Morton Clark Bob Science Club 1; Biology Club 2; Economics Club 3; Machinisfs' Club 4. Service Caravan. Oh, hello. Elizabeth Napolitano Garwood Beautician Berry . . . step by sfep. G.A.A. l,2,3,4; F.Bl.A. 3,4. Dave Murray Garwood Murr . Band I, 2; Bowling 1,2,3,4. CoHege . Simple life. Donald J. Nemeth Clark Donnie . . A010 Shop Club. Too much tequila Eric Nielsen Robert Novy Springfield Navy Garwood Drafting Eric . . . Could this be magic? Bob . . . Big iron on his hip. Radio Club I,2,3,4; Stage Crew 3; First Spanish National Honor Society 2,3,4; Fire Aid Squad, Patrol 4. Eileen M. Nievelt Garwood Nursing Nievills . . . Promise me 0'058, G.AA. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading Ciub 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 4; Home Room Vice President 1, Treasurer 3; Senior Class Representative; Art Club 2; Modern Dance 2; Dromoiics Club 2,- Audio-Visual Aids 3,- F,B.L.A. 3; Who, me, cut in line? Irene M. Nyitruy Garwood Bilingual secretory Irene . . . In fhe still of fhe night. G.AA. 2,3,4; Spanish Navional Honor $o- cieiy 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; F.B.L.A. 3. Diane Sharon Nunn Clark Teacher Di . . . Humdinger. Ritner T. Parkhursf Mountainside Rit . . . Years from now. Home Room Vice President I, Secrehuy 2; Health omce Assistant 1,4; Future Nurses' Club 1,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Home Monagemen! Club 3; Modern Dance 3; Curran! 3,4; Bridge Club 4; Dramatic: ' Club 4; Philosophy Club 4. 3' 1 Auto Mechanics Club. 50 Edward Pearson Clark College Ed . . . My home iown. Freshman Foofball; Truck 2; International Club 2,- Lavin Club 3; Biology Club 4,- Fire Patrol 4; Photography Club 4; Quasi 4. Janet Marie Perks Andrew Paulkuwiu Clark Andy . . . Jaguar and the Thunderbird. Freshman Football; Wresfling; Auto Me- chanics Club. Clark X-Ray technician Jan . . . Your happiest years. Deba'e Club 1,2; G.A,A. 1,2,3,4; German Club 2, Treasurer 2; Guidance OMce Assistant 2; Advanced Modern Dance 2; Psychology Club 3; Attendance OHice As- sistant 3,4; Choir 3,4. Kathleen Quinn Edward Rutcliffe Clark Beautician Clark Auio mechanic Kathy . . . Wonderful world. Rats . . . Sfeady Eddie. G.A.A. 2,3,4. Wrestling 1,2,3. ?FW John S. Raczka Clark Engineering college Jack . . . Down yonder. Fire Patrol 4. David Robinson CIork College Dove . . . Over and over again. Advanced Biology Club 2; Key Club 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Soccer 4; Fire Patrol 4; Lance, Advertising Editor. Betty Ann Rodgers Clark College Betsy . . . Exclusively yours. Lo'in Club 1,2,3; Library Council l,2,3,4; Service Club 1,2,3,- G.A,A. 3,4,- Bridge Club 4; Lance, Lherary Edhor; National Honor Sodefy 4. Thomas l. Russell Clark College Tom . . . Kookie, Kookie Mafhemotics Club 1; Advanced Biology Club 2, Presiden' 2; Key Club 3,4,- Philos- ophy Club 3,4, President 4; Spanish Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Fire Patrol 4; Lance, Senior Editor. I should tell that to my father. James Ryan Garwood College Jim . . . Go, Jimmy, go. Advanced Biology Club 2; Band 2,3,4; Spanish National Honor Society 2,3,4, Presidenv 3, Vice President 4; Fire Patrol 4. Joseph J. Scarpone Ciark J.J. . , . Born to be wifh you. Football 3,4; Band 4; Fire Poirol 4. Hi sang; , 4 Wig: Judith Anne Sunzulone Garwood Marriage Judy . . . Church bells may ring. Freshman Chorus; Home Room Vice Presi- dent l; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Guidance OHice Assistant 2. William F. SchaHer, Ill Ciork Auto mechanic Zephyr . . . Midnight Hyer. Wrestling 1; Band 1,2,- Bowling 2,- Foot- ball Manager 2; Safe Driving Club 3. Phyllis Scaturo Clark Nurse Phyl . . . Small world. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4,- F.T.A. 2,3,4,- Future Nurses 3. Robert A. Schaffer CIork Auto mechanic Big Bob . . . Nofhing for Christmas. Bond 1; Football Manager 2; Bowling 2. James Alexander Seaton Clark Teacher Jim . . . Jimmy's got a girl. Baseball 1; Foovball 1,2; Key Club l,2,3,4; Clark Home Room Secretary 2,- Hall Guides 3,4,- Studenf Council 4, Vice President 4. Ca rol Schniizer Carol . . . LiHIe darling. Freshman Chorus; G.A.A. 1; Red Cross Council 2,3,- Represenmvive 2,3; Ceramics Club; F.B.L.A. Patricia Ann Semonchick Clark Beautician Patsy . . . Personalify. Freshman Chorus; Glee Club 2; Modern Dance 1,2; Home Room Presiden? 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses' Club 2; Twirling Club 2; Dromaiics Club 3; Bridge Club 4. Who, me? No, not me, I'm not panicked. Robert Lee Sevell Clark College Bob . . . TwenIy-six miles. Football 12,14; Track l,2,3,4; Key Club 1,2,14; Swden? Council 1,2,4; German Club 2; Hall Guides 2,3,4; Bowling Club 2,3,4,- Advonced Biology Club 2,4,- Senior Class President 4, :ywm r'E'V 4 ' Eileen H. Sheurcruff Clark Beautician Eileen . . . Just ask your hearf. Leonard T: ShOUthessy G.A.A. l,2,3,4; Art Club,- Home Manage- Clark Service '0' CML Happy-go-Iucky me. Football 1,- Bowling 2,3,4. Kathleen T. Sikora Clark Secretary Kathy . . . Primrose lane. Alan Silber G.A,A. 2,3,4,- Afhletic omce Assistant 3,- Clark FAB.L.A. 3,4; National Honor Society 4. Al . . . Black and whiie Thunderbird. Baseball 1,3; Basketball 2,3,- Soccer 2,3. John Richard Shults Clark Forestry John . . . Walk, don't run. Choir 1; Bel Canto 2,3,4; Hull Guides 3,4; Fire Patrol 4; Home Room President 4; AIl-Ecstern Chorus 4. Joy K. Silvoy Karin Skoogiund Garwood Private secretary Clark Journalist Skoogie . . . Le! it be me. Joy . . . Beyond the sunsef. Freshman Chorus; Choir 2,3,- Bel Canto 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Home Room Treasurer 2,3; Main ORice Assistant 4. Attendance Office Assistant 1,2,3,4; GAA. 1,2,3,4; Twirling Club 1,2,3,4; Twirler 2,3,4, Cop'ain 4; Current 4. John Sinnon Clark Engineering school John . . . I forgo! more fhan you'll ever know. Home Room President 1,2,3; Bond 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,- Nutional Honor SoCiefy 3,4. at least my history's done. linda Karen Sonnenberg Clark College Linda . . . Sincerely. Junior Classical League 1,2; Debate Club 1,2,3,4; F.T,A1 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,34,- Librcry Council 1,3; Creative thing Club 2,3,- Advanced Modern Dance 2,3; N.F.L 2,3,4, Vice President 2,3, Presidenf 4,- Advanced Biology Club 3; German Club 3, Vice Presiden? 3; Current 3,4, Editor in Chief 4,- National Honor Society 3,4. 'J v Carolann Marie Sobolak CharIes Spinella Clark Private secretary Clark Service Carol . . . When you wish Upon Charlie . . . Rocking Charlie. 0 star. Football 1; Baseball 1,2. Athletic Oche Assisianf 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Curran! Typing Club 3; Guidance omce Assistant 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Quesf 3,4; Lance, Typing Editor. 54 James Stanton Clark College Jim . . . Got i0 fravel on. Wrestling 3,4,- Foolboll 4,- Fire Patrol 4. l .- 1 Richard M. Streko Dick . . . Worried man. Robert Szury Clark Marines Bob . . . Tiger. Track 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Fire Pahol. Christine D. Swiufowicz Clark Fashion designer Chrisie . . . Calendar girl. An Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Room Treasurer l; Home Management Club 3,4; Color Guard 3,4, Co-cupfuin 4,- Modern Dance. Kenilworth Navy Andrea Clair Sukovich Clark Medical secretory Sook . . . Don't take your love from me. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Freshman Chorus, Glee Club 2,3; Choir 4,- Modern Dance 2,3; Color Guard 4,- F.B.L.A.; Current. Janet Ann Taylor Garwood Commercial illustrator Jan . . . Count every sfar. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Ar? Club 1,2,3,4. 55 Elaine Marie Terpak Clark Teaching Terp . . . I don'f know what if is. G.A,A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A, 2,3,4; French Nu- iional Honor Sociew 2,3,4; French Club 3, Pres'xdenr 3; Curren? 3,4, Feature Editor 4; Library Council 3,4, Secreiary 4; Lance, Identificmion Editor; Nmional Honor $o- ciefy 4. Patricia Therese Tiller Garwood Medical secretory Pony . , . Patricia. Cheerleading Club 1,2; Guidance omce Assistant 1,2,3,4; G,A.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; F.B.LA. 3, 4. Earsgamr R3 May I go to my locker? Charles Tombs Garwood College Charlie Beep beep. Bond 1,2; Dance Band 2,3; Bowling 2,3; Home Room Vice President 2,3,- Hull Guides 3,4. it. v i. Carol Torio Clark Fashion illustrator Tor . . . Jusf 10 be wifh you. Twirling Club 1,2; Twirler 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Bridge Club 4; Currenf 4,- Quesf 4. Robert W. Tomasik Clark College Bob . . . Down by the sfah'on. BusebaH 1,2,3,- Fire Pmrol 3,4; H011 Guides 3.4; Key Club 3,4,- Home Room Vice President 4. Bonne L. Trexler Clark College Bon . . . Teacher's pet. Home Room Secretary 1,2, President 3; Freshman, Sophomore Class Secretory; Cheerleading Club 1,2; Bel Canto 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; F.T,A. 1,2,3; GALA. 1,2,3,4; Library Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 1,2,3; Gir1s' Steve 3, AHorney General 3; Philosophy Club 3,- Advanced Biology Club 3,4, Secretary 3; Curren! 3,4, Feature Editor 3; National Honor So- cievy 3,4, President 4; AIl-Easfern Chorus 4, John Twerdak Clark College Toothless Hound dog man. Latin Club 1; Home Room President 1,2; FoorbcH 1,4; Advanced Biology Club 2; Baseball 4; Fire Patrol 4, I left Vidmanfas Varneckas Clark College Vid . . . Big boy Pete. Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Hall Guides 3,- Fire Patrol 4. Cynthia Lou Van Dzura Garwood Medical secretory Cindy . . . Cinderella. Freshman Chorus; G1ee Club 2; C1101! 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Co1or Guard 2,- Home Room Treasurer 2, Secretary 4; F.B.L.A, 3,- Spanish National Honor Society 3,4, Secre- 9ory 3. Henry Richard Varriuno Clark Teacher Hank . . . Forfune teller. Dramafics Club 1,3,4; French Club 3; Home Room President 3; Current 3,4; Poetry Reading Club 4. Kathleen Van Savage Clark College Kathy . . Baby, oh, baby, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Library Council 2; Nursing Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3,4; Modern Dance 3,- Bridge Club 4; Curran! 4; Debate Club 4. it in my math book. Robert Vercoski Garwood Bob . . . Down yonder. It's an emergency announcement! M Ba rbura Ann Vett Clark I.B.M. operator Barb . . . Barbara '5 Guidance OWIce Assistant 2; Afiendonce Office Assismm 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4. Anthony John Verlotfi Garwood , 3.5.; 1, Tony . . . Big hme spender, Carol Joan Verner Clark Dental hygienist Squeakie . . . Car nip. Home Room Secretary 1, Treasurer 2,- Libravy Council 2; Guidance ORice Assisf- an? 2; Attendance Office Assistant 1,3; G.A.A, 1,2,3,4. Kathleen Walcoff Clark Theatrical school Kathie . . . Venus. Cheerleading Club 1,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Dramaoics Club 3,4; Home Room Secretary Ron Vitale 3, Vice President 4. Kenilworth Ron . . . Snake and the bookworm. James S. Walker Springfield Auto mechanics Jimmy . . . Say, man. We're getting Shirley Ann Wall Garwood Shirl . . . Baby doll shoes. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4,- F.B.L.A. 3,- A1hle9ic omco Assistant w Business Sandra Lee Wepprecht Garwood I.B.M. operator Sandy . . Summer place. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Room Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4. MVL.J :.V'J . w Arthur Walshe Garwood Marine engineering Art . . . It's Iafe. Auto Mechanics Club 3; Fire Patrol 4. Jeanne Wikander Clark Business school The song everybody's singing. Student Council 1,- Commercial Club 2,3; Distributive Education Club 4; G.A.A. 4. Henry R. Weber Clark College Bob . . . Stuck on you. Bowling 3; Band 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Football 3,4; German Club 3,4; Bel Canto 4; Hall Guides 4. John Wilson Garwood Service Ghost riders in the sky. Metal Shop Club. Joyce Dorothy Wolber Albert C. Winklemun Garwood Interior decorator Garwood Navy I'll save the last dance. Art Club; G,A;A.; Horne Room Secretary 4. Al . . . The way of a clown. Ca role Jean Wirsig Garwood Secrefary Ca 4 . . Oh, Carol. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Athletic OWIce Assistant 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Attendance 053cc: Assistant 4. Hi, mom, I'm home. Janice Ann Zuchowski Clark Elementary teacher Jon . . . Humdinger. Library Council 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4; Debate Club 3,4; Color Guard 4; Current, Sports Edifor 4; Navional Honor Socieiy 4; Student Council 4, Corresponding Secretary 4. Walter Yates Robert Colwell Garwood Bob . . . Don'f be cruel. Clark Wolf . . . Moon dog. Foovball; Wresrling. 60 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ah Wm... u; .' .1 . V.- ;- ;. Seated.- Robert Sevell, President Valerie Kosfyal, Vice President; Eileen Nievelt, Secretary; Carol Cascle, Treasurer. Sfanding: Mr. Albert Valenia, adviser; Mr. George Cuzzoiino, adviser. 61 rM x V . . .x 21.5.. . .. e . K . . 1 0.35 L! . .13 These old timers are anxiously waiting to fill the shoes of our departing seniors. After three years of experience, they walk the - halls with poise and assurance. Class rings brought mingled feelings Junlors of pride and anticipation for the responsibilities that they symbolize tor upperclossmen. in preparation for their final years, the juniors hove actively supported their class and school. Christmas corsages were sold to supplement the treasury and the all important Junior Prom was held. This event was enjoyed by all who attended and marked the end of c: very successful yeo r. Junior Class omcers Seated: President: Mike George; Vice President: Janice Parker; Secretary: Clair Cook; Treasurer: Mcrg Dolezol. Slanding: Mr. Kleinhcns, adviser; Mr. Winburn, adviser. Home Room 214 Firs! row: M. Cajka, L Ah, E. Brodie, R. Bianchi, J. Casom', E. Buchy, N. Bolasic. Second row: 5. Brozaitis, J. Boyfos, S. Burg, A. Amabile, A. Caterina, V. Burboge. Third row: J. Acker- man, R. Bradley, P. Campana, C. Behringer, E. Colwell, J. Arthur. Fourth row: D. Bucciame, R. Bertolene, F. Bihon, J. Airey, L Amon, E. Anderson. Home Room 221 Firs! row: J. Daghi'c, P. Ferreira, J, Deremer, J. Dillberger, C. Cunningham, J. De Blossi. Second row: P. De Gutis, J. Gawcles, G. Donahue, I Friedfeld, K. Fullen, M. DolezaL Third row: 8. Ecrdley, F. Davey, L Dobbs, Y. Gombino, C. Crook. Fourih row: P Frowery, J. Eilbacher, 54 Gcrdinev, M George, N Corneliss. Home Room 19 Firs? row: B. Hasselman, G. Guerrieri, G. Harris, M. Harper. Second row: G. Hesse, D. Gullit ford, A. Granuta, B. Grmek, W. Grimn. Third row: K. Hurtig, B. Hildebrand, J. Grygufis, R. Husth. 65 Home Room 212 Firs! row: I. Jones, C. Kolfenbach, R2 Leweniowicz, P. Jones, M. Kump2 Second row: J. Lienhard, N. Liehn, D. Kurtl, P. Koehler, V. Karmozyn. Third row.- W. Lilley, 64 Kreufzer, G. Lomo, G. Locke, R. Kosik. Fourih row: E2 Lieb, J. Kocskc, C2 K'ozu. Inna: Mxv qmv - ,Kmm 'W': 1.. A va an Home Room 229 Firsf row: K. Moran, F. Miele, K. Miller, A. Milstein. Second row: B. Minarchenko, J. Mason, D. Matthews, J. Miskowhz. Third row: J. Malko, R. Miskovich, J. Meade. Home Room 228 First row: S. Nied, M. Paul, J. Parker, D. Reale. Second row: M. Rusnak, D. Pieper, L. Riccardo, K. O'Brien. Third row: J. Rugonese, J. Penyak, T. Pryll, C. Renig, L Rugonese. 66 Home Room 217 Firs! row: N Thompson, L Schmidt, E. Sisio, R. Spicer, E. Trelease, E Schuln. Second row: K. Torrick, M, Schulenburg, P. Stout, S. Tripku, R Senior, A. Schultl. Third row: R. Schindler, J. Spatiani, G, Tofh, T. Svendo, S. Superak, W. Thomas. Founh row: R. S'inson, S. Tripko, H. Seaman, M. Toto. Home Room 11 First row: D. Weeks, E. Will, MV Viperina, D. Vi . Second row: N. Werthwein, H. White, J. Zgurzynski, V. Vundemark. Third row: L Woidt, A. Wishna, B. Vlie', A. Williams. Four'h row: H. Witscher, F. Wild, R. Tropp. Home Room 16 Firw row: 8. Broedel, D. Kowalsky, J. Dean, C. Kopp, B. Heckman. Second row: G. Hidi, C. Somers, L. Ville, D. Risko, .L Wilson. Third row: M. Stevens, K. Hufer, C. Machin, A. Murchell, C. Cook. Fourth row: V. Werle, N. Thompson, E. Uknuis, K. Finnerfy, C. SaMer. 67 Although these inbetweeners have not yet attained the status of upperclassmen, they are not unknown at A. L. J. September brought old friends and fond memories as well as many new challenges. These sophomores challenges were readily met as the sophomore class vigorously attacked the new year. The sophomores chose the time of witches and goblins to have their class dance, Spooks Hideway. This event ended a wonderful Halloween day. W 40:53: W Sophomore Class Officers Seated: President: Dominic Correa; Vice President: John Soltis; Recording Secretary: Linda Dabb; Corresponde ing Secretary: Sharon Dwyer; Treas- urer: Dale Preuss. Standing: Mr. Taylor, adviser; Mrs. June, adviser. Home Room 216 First row: J. Buchy, G. Collins, 6. Blankenhorn, C. Bozenski, K. Andrews, J. Boertmunn, M. Cas- tuldo. Second row: R. Amon, C. Basile, L. Aklonis, G. Bonie- wicz, M. Armstrong, B. Anger. Third row: J. Brda, 5. Coleman, D. Alvine, 5. Carroll, J. Blahut, 5. Cittadipo, L. Boyd. Fourth row: R. Chalenski, S. Borden, D. Currea, R. Clark, W. Comer, B. Brugmans, J. Backus. 68 Home Room 218 First row: P Grimfhs, M. Karla, L. Gibson, N. Genno, J. Guerin, E. Harper. Second row: 8 Frowery, D. Haner, L, Gage, J. Finnerty, F Jondersiis, E, Joyce, P. Goldberg. Third row: 8. HeNrich, A. Goliardo, E Hari, J, Goyewski, D. Hurst, C. Hasselman. Fourfh row: P. Jorvais, 8 Hunter, 8. Guszkowski, K, Haus- wald, B. Hodge, R. Kaiser, R. Hunter. Home Room 213 Firs? row: J. Duyckinck, J. Cus mono, A. Eichler, M. Feinmon, N. Dowling, D. Cordfs, J. Farrell. Second row: T. Dobiszewski, R. Einziger, K. Crompron, G. Cos- pi'o, A. Fadde, A. Corbett Third row: E. Fakla, L. chb, M. Durow, G. Cyphers, 5 Dwyer, S. Dugan. Fourth row: R. Curry, F. Ernest K. Cotfrelll A. Di Lollo, L DelRosso, C. Downey, C. Den Bleyker. Home Room 22 Firsf row: C. Menafru, B. Marini, G. Markiewicz, M. Kennedy. Second row: B. KiHy, F. Mc- Carrick, D. Lusurdi, L. Muzur, T. Maccduso. Third row: F. Krov, J. Lewandowski, T. Mayhan, B. Kosinski, G, Merrigan. Fourfh row: D. Maxemow, J. Lubafe, J. Kovacs, L. McCarroll. 69 Home Room 20 Firs! row: N Ro1cliHe, R Fender, E. Occimio, B. Paige, A, Pezxulich, C. Peterson, B. Rambo. Second row: C. Manon, B. Rendono, S. Milberger, D Preuss, L. Pctemon, J. Raider. Thhd row: J. Orlando, M. Pcprocki, M. Provenzano, L Peferson, M. Reidy, A. Prillo, J, Popudek. Four'h row: E. Miskewih, R. Mysiivec, B. Prish, P. Reimer, T. Reedl A. Peters. Home Room 201 Firs? row: B. Rohrbaugh, N. Semonchick, GA Singer, J. Schmidf, A. Schiller, C. Rowe. Second row: D. Schlund, M. Sekerak, M Sekerak, C. Rieder, B. Rufkowski, K. Starkey. Third row: B. Siaeger, F. Spring, M. Schemer, V. Suchse, V. Schaar. Fourth row: J. Selfis, C. Sabio, W. Stadflander, D. Rock, R, Shead. Home Room 215 First row: J. Vella, F. Woods, J. Tomko, C. Tyvelc, L. Wifscher. Second row: J. Szeklicki, J. Walano, F. Wansec, F. Wolff, W, Trenery. Third row: D. WoodruFf, G. Wenner, C. Thomas, D Weingartner, N, Tarantim Founh row: W Wolshe, B. Terpuk, J. Sfecky, J. Szper, F. Tucker, T. Van Peli. 7O These new Crusaders hove admirably adapted themselves to life of A L. J. In Sep1ember their confusion was apparent to everyone. F h New faces, new teachers, new classes, a whole new system of res men society e little seemed familiar. Now they walk the corridors OS veterans. The Freshmen Class has contributed enthusiasm and spirit to our high school. Their fol! dance was adively supported and was enjoyed by all who attended. Freshmen Class Officers Seated: President: George Davenpon; Vice President: Jackie Bonyasz; Secre1ary: Mary Anne Mullroney; Treasurer: Barbara Schuhll Sfanding: Mre Fleischer, adviser; Mrs. Crane, adviser. Home Room 210 Firs? row.- C. Bilics, K. Belcher, 8, Bennett L Barren, M. Boyle, J. Azner Second row: J. Banyosz, P. Anderson, B. Bartlett, B. Anger, C. Anderson, C. Bergstedf. Third row: R. Bobbie, J. Bogarf, R. Allen, K. Bieksho, D. Bartz, D. Barbarick. Home Room 12 Firs! row: M. DiFobio, J. Cris- cola, E. Dziadyk, P4 Donelon. Second row: D. Curran, J. Cull, C. DUE, A. Di Fabio. Third row: 5. Derillo, A. Dubino, E. Dubas, K. Curry. Fourfh row: R. Crane, J. Duly, G. Davenport M. Dugan, M. Curry. 72 Home Room 21 First row: R, Brewer, RA Coimovo, E. BuHer, L. Brinkman. J. BuccicMm 5 Cembrola. Second row: L. Cox, E. Bunk, D, Ccrdes, J. Cos'u, J. Brophy, J. Chrappo. Third row: J. Burg, B. Browne, E. Burkhardt, S Brown, C. Brionf, J. Cclderone. Fourfh row: J. Clos, P. Churinsl T. Connolly, H. Buoni, V. Cordone, A. Cleorie, J. Burbcge, Home Room 203 Firs! row: M. Gindel, M, Frmini, V. Francisco, 5?. Fifteld, G. Emery, S Florgzak, E. Gardiner. Second row.- R. Fuchs, I.. Furnhum, B. Gillis, D. Gallagher, P. Flesher, K. Enchura. Third row: D. Gill, C. Ford, P. Gorby, J. Faizone, L Ferrel, D. Germanski, V Eich- ier. Fourih row: L. French, 8. Ehrlicher, J. Flynn, N. Fairchild, R. Gallo, J. Gianna asio, J. Falzone. Home Room 211 Firs! row: C. Grygmis, E, Harrison, SA Hemhouser, R. Hamilton, K. Griffin, D. Grysko Second row: M. Hamish, C. Gudoski, R, Habasevich, J, Guer- riero, J. Hennessy S. Gleason. Third row: L Greene, S. Hasselman, M. Glodic, V Groczik, R. Guerry, W. Halsey. Fourth row: G. Hcru'er, S, Girifalco, J. Herson, G Gonder, G. Harley, W, Gorski. Home Room 205 Firs! row: J. Huduk, D. Hyslip, N. Kane, L. Kleff, G. Kenny, A. Holxapfel. Second row: D. lvans, K. Jakovic, R. Joyce, B. Jurich, R. Kastner, R.. Hollander. Third row: D. Jaremko, L. Kassel, K. Hurley, D, Johnsion, C. King, J. Kennedy. Fourfh row: J. Kane, G. Kmonu, L. Hochstrusser, R. Jensen, C. Jarvis, A. Kessler, A. Horling. 73 Home Room 32 First row: J. Marshall, M, Mar- kovic, M. Lindsay, E. Longo, W. Morkiewicz. Second row: B. Mateyok, C, Marine, K. Manz, C. Mukowsky. Third row: D. Mandronc, A. Lundgren, J. Mar rone, B. Lomo, Fourth row.- D. Maier, J. Margefon, B. Meier, F. Lienhmd Home Room 15 Firs, row: K Krahlmg, T Knowles, C, Leonordis, M, Kroebel, EA Leholc Semmd IOW' J Krupinski, C Koeller, A, KronkoH, M Kolody, R Krok. Third row. S. Louxmon, R. lee, C Knudsen, D. Kcvol, P Krove'z Fourih row- K. Kuspiel, M. Kcmuba, JA Knych, J Klifsch, RV Longs: Home Room 24 Firs! row: C. Manson, C. Mulligan, D. Moran, W. Miskowitz, C. Melick. Second row: P. Matloga, B Moore, G. Mc Namara, S. Miller, M. Mull- roney Third row: M. Misdom, J. Mousted, W. Meyerhof'f, A. Miskin. Fourth row: A, Miragliona, R. Muringer, M. Meizler, C. Mogensen. 74 Home Room 224 First row: J. Neuhaus, B, Nicholas, I. Mykolim, J. Novy, J. Pinhford, G. Nople, P. Flesh. Second row: T. Prillo, J. Robinson, V. Peti, L Romano, D. Pe'erson, C. Norkuncs. Third row: J. Regal, A. Popandrea, D. Pollock, T. Mushen, R. Pierce, A. Rossi. Fourfh row: L. Ookum, T. Panen, T. Rose, 0. Quinn! G2 Norris, l. Poulkowi'z. Home Room 27 Firs!l row: K. Sfarzynski, L. Seedorf, J. Segona, D. Spielmann. Second row: W. Show, A. Sieller, S. Somers, D. Simanoski. Third row: R. Shallcrcss, H. Sobolak, M. Smith. 75 Home Room 223 Firsf row: G. Schnitzer, R. Ryan, M. Saporiio, M. Ruth. Second row: C. Schuefz, T. Schiller, P. Russo, D2 Scalingi. Third row: R. SchaHer, R. Rumzis, B. Schultz, J. Rysovy. Fourth row: R. Supa- si'to, T. Schedneck, M. Samelson, M. Sashen, M. Rybowski. Home Room 17 First row: J. Tercheck, C. Ver- loMi, 8. Vella, W. Velson, S. Wallauer. Second row.- P. Walsh, J. Sugzdu, M. Vogf, S. Verner, J. Wanut. Third row: P. Verish, W. Todd, D. Trudeau, P Taglia- reni, K. Tougher, R. Vondemark. s l I l 3 ' :3 i Home Room 230 Firsf row: M. Yosv, R. Weil, C Will, P, Woienski, S. Zaglewski, S. Weber, K Welsch. Second row: D, Zarzyeski, J. Wifkowski, S. Zurgch, C. Weise. Third row: B Ziobro, S. Wolber, J. Woods, N. Young, 5. Win, L. Wehrum. Tickets to fun and laughter. The ball must go over the? net. 77 Seated: B. Tomasik, A. Miliano, J. d. EXECUTIVE STUDENT COUNCIL Seoton, Miss Burns, adviser, G. Andres, E. Airey, D. Morkiewicz, M. Billings. Second row: G. Davenport, M. George, E. Buchy, P. Alvino, S. Tripku, L. Riccardo, B. Mantz, B. Rohrbough, N. Cannoriato. Third row.- Student Council members pack the food donated to St. Wallburgo's Orphonge by our students for Thanksgiving. GENERAL STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: B. Tomasik, A. Miliano, J. Seuton, Mrs. Sills, adviser, Miss Burns, adviser, G. Andres, E. Airey, De Mcrkiewicz, M. Billings. Second row: E. Sisio, A. Pezzulich, B. Rohrbough, J. Connelly, R. Kastner, J. Zuchowski, B. Mantz, J. Wilson, D. Reel, N. Cannariato, B. Bennett, E. Longo, L. Gardiner. Third row: 5. Dubino, E. Buchy, V. Schaur, C. Gudoski, P. Mytrowitz, C. KaminchoH, M. Hayden, P. Alvino, S. Tripka, N. Werthwein, 3. Leonard, R. Brewer, L. Riccardo. Fourth row: R. Curry, 3. Terpak, D. Ruef, M. Mullroney, S. Somers, S. Bakum, C. Meier, M. McCarroII, D. Alvine, L. Wehrum, B. Kosinski, B. Schultz. Fifth row: A. Mushett, S. Tripka, B.'Sevell, W. Lilley, J. Schults, J. Lusurdi, D. Carrea, J. Airey, M. George, T. Ford, G. Davenport. 80 R. Curry, 3. Sevell, J. lusurdi, D. Correo. Crusaders Lead Under the leadership of Gary Andres, the Student Council has contributed much to our school and student body The first dance of the school year was a council proiect and the night of the Mr. Regional Dance will never be forgotten, especially by Richard Beylon, this yearls Mr. Regional. At Christmostime the food drive for Saint Walburgo's Orphanage was a rewarding endeavor; the Student Fair in May provided cm opportunity for fun and allowed our school clubs to enrich their treosuries. HALL GUIDES Seated; S. Kutch, G. Andres, Miss Burns, adviser, B. Tomusik, D, Markiewicz, B, Weber. Second row: At Krupp, S. Gomberg, Ft Kumpt, J. Seuton, T, Russell, G. Hunsinger, R Himpele. Third row: J. Corby, J. Eilbocher, J, Lusardi, J. AErey, C. Tombs, W. Grimth, D. Ruef. Fourth row J. Rogonese, J. Mortz, B. Sevell, J. Shuhs, JA Grygutis, J. Horzepa and Serve Walking through the corridors of A.LJt one can't help bumping into our Hall Guides, on important division of the Student Council. As tromc directors, they're the best, a real help Although the Fire Patrol is not connected with our Student Council, it is on active service organization. Members make certain that safety regulations have been followed within our school and aid students at every Fire drill. FIRE PATROL First row,- T. Russell, A. Krupp, F. Kumpf, ML Hudak, adviser, S, Gomberg, B. Tomosic, D. Mcrkiewicz. Second row: R. Story, G. Hunsinger, D, Robinson, J. Campana, J. Scorpone, Wt Brodin, K. Meyers, A. Krouk, M. Holuko, J. Penyak, J. Stanton, C. Tombs, Jt Lusardi. Fourth row: J, Shultsl J. Mcrtz, J. Garby, B. Gorlcck, D, Kronen, R. Doremus, Bt Johnson. Third row: G. Engel, 0. Honan, E. Pearson! R. Honymar, C. Bowersl J. Raczka, F. Hohn. The committee for the Student Fair meets to pion on exciting day. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated: R. Beylon, A. Miliuno, Miss Midkift, adviser, B. Trexler, J. Deredita. Second row: G. Hohl, M. De Angelis, G. Andres, B. Mantz, J. Zuchowski, V. Croccot D. Murkiewicx, P. Aivino, K. Sikorc, C. Sobolak. Third row: S. Gomberg, A, Krupp, J. Lusordi, T, Russell, E, Terpak, L. Sonnenberg, Be Rodgers, 5. Davis, J. Sinno . Honor Comes to a Few One of the greatest honors a student can attain is to be inducted into the National Honor Society. Full and spring mark the admission of new members to this selective organization. All candidates must maintain a high scholastic average and be considered outstanding in citizenship, character, and service by all teachers. To become a member of the Spanish Honor Society one must achieve a high scholastic average in Spanish SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S. Tripka, Miss Salesio, adviser, Nyitray, De Peiper, Me De Angelis, N. Thompson, C. Van Dzura, M. Paul, Sealed: K. Koerner. Second row: I. G. Harris. 82 Third row: 5. Tripka, M. Toto, F. Barto, J. Zgurzynski. and be willing to give of himself. During the Christmas and Easter seasons the members contribute to various charities in the community. Movies and interesting discussions further their knowledge of Spanish and Spanish-speoking people. Another great honor is to be accepted into the French Honor Society. Members are chosen because of outstanding ability and aptitude for French. FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY P. Ferriera, E. Terpak. FUTURE BUSINESS HEADERS OF AMERICA Firs! row: C. Van Dzuru, R. Senior, D. Reole, Mr. Scrinorule, adviser, N. Krohling, R. Hari, L. Munz. Serond row: C. 1110, G. Hohl, G. Gurrieri, 8V Hassele man, N. Connorioto, A KappY, J. Deremer, J. Curreo, C. Bozenski, M. Paul. Third row: B. HuHon, N. Humenik, J. Bresney, R. Johnson, A. Sukovich, D. Mitchell, M. Dolezol, V. Kostyal, G. LoWIo. Fourfh row: D. Bernauer, J. Silvoy, C. Wirsig, S. Wepprech', C. Sobolok, D. Ivans, L. Liskovec, P, Adams, C. Schnitzere FiHh row.- E, Nievelf, A, Kilburg, Ke Sikorc, C. Midura, L Maragni, P. Tiller, I. Nyihay, B. Guskowski. We Prepare for the Future Many of our high school students have made definite decisions concerning the future. Among these are the members of the F. T. A. This group has begun preparcmon for days f0 come by visiting c: teacher's college in our area. Fufure problems were discussed through movies and speakers. The annual F.T.A. smorgasbord was a great success and added to the club's scholarship fund. The A.L.J. business students formed the Future Business Leaders of America Club,. the second chartered organization of its kind in New Jersey. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Semed: J. McGovern, A. Kruus, T. Verloni, Je Crane. Second row: Mr. Kosfner, adviser, M. Guerriero, Be Napoliu'mo, J. Wikunder, M. Froehhch, J. Liquore, Ne Cooley. Third row: Members develop business techniques by hearing 5- W0 . L Mongold, P. Gender. 3- Hudakl R- GrubeL speakers and participating in field trips. These sfudenfs have performed many valuable services for Mr. Greenfield and a few members of the F.T. A. our school and community. plan their annual smorgasbord. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Seared: V. Crocco, S, Davis, Mr. Greenfield, adviser, P. Bucknell, K. Moron. Second row: L. Barren, F. Harris, F. Miele, P. Lehofu, M. Lindsay, P. Krcus J. Finneny, E. Schultz, G. Blankenhorn, B. Rohrbough, D. Harter, G. Singer, N. RcfcliRe, R. Caimuno, L. Gage. Third row.- Ah Sieller, J. Bcnyosz, S. Zurych, J. Duyckinck, J. Zuchowski, B. Gleason, P. Costello, M. Harper, L. Ferrel, E. Bunk, E. Dubas, C. Bergsfedf, J. Culf, M. Mullroney, E. Dubas. Fourfh row: C. Makowsky, B. Browne, L. Riccardo, J. Parker, l. Friedfeld, G. Karmazyn, S. Burg, B. Barflen, G. Schaor, S. Duganl C. Malmberg, B. Dunn, D. Graham, B. Schulfz, C. Kolur, M. Reity. Fifth row: J. Kennedy, G. Storm, J. Regal, L. Wehrum, P. Morfon, D. Alvine, D. Preuss, J. Dietz, L. Dubb, F. Guzzo, E. Terpak, D. Jeremko, K. Toeher, 8. Terpak, L Sonnenberg, D. Ruef, FA Rose, B. Myslevec. LATIN CLUB Seated: S. Nied, Mrs, Bennett, adviser, C. Mulligan, C. Mogen- sen. Second row: 0. Emery, M. Ruth, L. Farnhom, D. Hyslip, D. Gallagher, L, Ferrelt P. Russo, K. Krahling. Third row: L Martel, C. Weise, S. Zarych, J. Duyckinck, J. Dagheta, J. Boerth- munn, M. Blonkenhorn, J. Fin- nerty, C. Ford. Fourth row: J. Cull, G. Schaar, S. Dugan, E. Bunk, C. Makowsky, S. Bakum, P. Makowsky, B. Browne, 5. Brown. Fourth row: P. Churins, D. Currea, J. Szper, S. Borden. The Latin Club displays the togas they made to further their understanding of Roman life. 84 IIDIlL-Jl w t We Supplement In learning a language students find that being an active member of the club associated with the language supplements their knowledge in an interesting and effective way. This year busy Latin Club members decided to make togcs while studying the history of the Roman people. A Latin newspaper filled with interesting stories and original humor was pub- lished by Latin classes with Pat Mokowsky as editor. x' 5 a ,V g , 1 :3 FRENCH CLUB Seafed: A. Sieller, D. Reuf, C. Bergsvedt, G. Lunge, K. Van Savage, D. Barboric. Sianding: N. Torcntin, S. Bruzaivis, L. Riccardo, C. Gudoski, D. Gulli- ford. Class Room Learning The German Club broadens its concept of Germany and its peoples by seeing numerous movies and slides, Their field trip to a German restaurant and movie theater was enjoyed by OH. ' Penal discussions about current events may .33 ' y. 3 seem common, bu? not when they re conducted u 1 in French. We wonder how to say Lumumba in z t French. ' .5 I U ; l x -' A i Members of the French Club nominate and vote for new ofFIcers. GERMAN CLUB Seared: Miss Kalbach, adviser, C. Meier. Second row: 3. Rohrbough, My Feinman, G. Hesse, S. Burg, C. Malmberg, M. SchefHer, 5. Carroll. Third row: F. Kumpf, F. Hahn, H. Weber, R. Johnson, J. Szeklicki. 85 LANCE STAFF Seated: S Davis, C. Sobolck, Mrs. Burroughs, adviser, V. Crocco, Mrt Muckrin, adviser, Et Terpak, B. Rodgers. Second row: L. Hill, T. Russell, J. Lusardi, D, Robinson, G. Hunsingert Third row: R. Honymar, R. Doremus, W. Gorski, H, Varriano, G. Andres, Bt Terpak, C. Maier, E, Sisia, Be Gleason, G. Hoht, G, Gurrieri. News and Memories Responsibility is not always easy to accept or fulFIIl, but the Lance staff has tried to do both in putting down on paper moments we will all look back on in the future and treasure as priceless. We sincerely hope that you will always keep this 1961 Lance and enioy it, for we feel it records some of the most wonderful memories of C: lifetime. Due to the efforts of Mr. Son Giacomo, a relatively new publication has been introduced at A. L.J. The Quest is a magazine devoted to giving recognition to interested and superior writers among our students. Besides publishing the magazine, the Quest stuff has sponsored a coke sale. These students are all members of the Creative Writing Club. QUEST STAFF Seated: KV Kump, St Hemhauser, N, Dowling, D. Horter, L. Dobb, T4 Russell, J. Dietz, Mr. San Giacomo, adviser. Second row: C. Bozenski, S. Hilliard, D. Alvine, D. Burbaric, J. Neuhaus, C. Sobolak, L, Fadde. Third row: A, Fadde, J. Walcno, St Dugan, M. McCarrol, W. Gorski. 86 Are Recorded The Currenfhs on sale in the cofemrio today, 1he sound system reporfs, and 01' lunch time all one sees are the tops of heads bobbing over the school newspaper. Under the guidance of Mrs. Monteith and its editor, Linda Sonnenberg, the Current has added much originality and humor to its articles. Greater variety and interest have helped expand this yearhs sales. CURRENT TYPING STAFF Firs! row: 8. Hasselman, N. Monchane D. Reole, M. Paul, R. Spicer. Second row: M. Kump, R. Senior, C. Kolfenbach, G. Lomo, K. Crook, P. Adams. 87 momem . 1C matenol fer , Enbe, lgan In CURRENT STAFF Seafed: N, Lehn, P. MyHosz, M. De Angelis, L Sonnenberg, Mrs. Monteiih, adviser, Me Bill. ings, L. Heckero'h. Second row: 8. Bennett, C, Bozenski, C. Torio, J. Zuchowski, Ee Airey, B. Trexler, E. Nieveln P. Alvino. Third row: H. Vorriano, D. Preuss, P. Makowsky, S. Bckum, E. Terpak, 8. Terpck, F. 00120, C. ReHig, R. Honymore d Mr , . ' h t: 2:th PM a 0 0Ver he Current, some HEALYH OFFICE ASSISTANTS Seafed from: J. Boerimann, D. Nunn. C. Kolfenbach, Gh Kur- mazyn, P. Morton Second row.- Mrs. OrsinQ, adviser, J, Duyckinck, Gh Storms, I, Nyifruy, Bh Buuyn- ski, Gh Hesse, Fh Miele, L Hacke- rofh, P. Goldberg, L Gage, B. Minarchenko. Crusaders Serve Many of our Crusaders serve the school by working in our Health, Guidance, Attendance and Athletic OFFIces. These volunteers run errands, file, type and perform many other necessary jobs. It's fun, say the girls, and you learn a lot. ATHLETIC OFFICE ASSISTANTS LeH fo Righf: E. Nievelf, D. Bernauer, K. Korner, J. Boyfos. ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS Firs! row: P. Alvino, K. Skooglund, P. Holufu, A. Koppy, G. Lange, J. Bozenskih Second row: C. Bozenski, R. Senior, M. Dolezcl, V. Kostyal, E. Buchy, D. Peiper, Mr. Muller, adviser. Third row: C. Wirsig, J. Perks, M. McCorroll, C. Downey, S. Dugan, P. Jarvis. 88 GUIDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS Seated: K. Moran, A Milstein, Kt Welschl S. HiHiurd, P. Porter, C. lzzo. Second row: L. Lis- kovec, D. Frocosso, J. Hidi, Jt Dughito, G, Boniewicz, G. Harris! E. Lutz. Third row: C. Sobolok, M, Billings, J, Backus, G. Sochse, PV Adams, D. Ruetl K. Hartig, Fourth row- 5, Dovk, L. Sonnen- berg, P, Tiller, L. Marogni, Bt Kurlowicz, S. Bokum. 0nd in Serving Learn Our school Library Council has become a valuable aid to the student body. Its members work at the desk and help Miss Rhodes to keep the library functioning. Active in the state organization, Pot Krcus leads the Council as State Historian. This group has undertaken the projects of selling the New York Times and of a Faculty Tea, which was held in the spring. Library Council members learn by working at the desk. lIBRARY COUNCIL Seated: E. Terpok, B. Trexler, M. Misdom, F. Guzzo, C. Mulligan, M. De Angelis, L. Barret, Lt Brinkmcn, P. Kraus, S. Weber, K. Grimn, J. Ackermcn. Second row.- E. Schultz, E. Bunk, B. Schultz, L. Aklonis, C. Basile, D. Gulliford, J. Wolcno, Miss Rhodesl adviser, C. Husselman, R. Berto- lette, P. Shead, B. Grimth, W, Gorski, B. Terpuk. 89 CHOIR Seafed: B. Rambo, Be Hilde- brand, Sfanding: Miss MidkiH. Second row: V. Crocco, GV Harris, 0. Horter, Ce Van Dzurc, B, Gleason, J. Moleen, Re Kosik, H. Weber, F. Spring, R, Brewer. M. Kump, P. Mytrowitz, B. Kurlowicz, L. Riccardo. Third row: E. Sisia, J. Perks, V. Kos'ycl, J. Buchy, A. Sukovich, M. Hctper, R. Himpele, Re Halzhouser, F. Kumpf, R. Sheod, P. CosQeHo, E. Choborda, L. Gage, B. Frowerye Fourfh row: E. Buchy, D, Pieper, K. Kovolieros, J. Silvoy, F. Bihon, Me T070, D. Kronenl Je Meade, Re Harper, R. Gambino, W. Lilley, G. Kovmozyn, B. Rohrbough, P. Ferreiro. Fiffh row: G. Hesse, L Heckerofh, PV Makowsky, F. Guzzo, S. Tripko, Be Trexler, P. Frowery, R. Thwaifes, J. Shuhs, S. Borden, E. Lubrano, R. Xeifo, D. Gulliford, B, Terpak, Ae Mcrczuk. Music Becomes Winfer brings the Chris?mos season and music resounds through our halls. Here 01 A. L. J. a variety of new songs and old favorifes are presented by our Choral groups at the annual Christmas Concert. Another highlight of the school year is the Spring Concert. The various music groups work diligently throughout the year under the leadership of Miss Midkiff to assure the success of Their presentations. Divisions of the organization consist o? the Choir, the Glee Club and the Bel Canto. The Bel Canto has not only performed for our school, but has also sung for many occasions in our community. GLEE CLUB Seufed: G. Mosca. Sfanding: Miss MidkiH. Second row: A. Seilar, J4 Guerin, A. Schiller, Ne Dowling, S, Hilliardl C. Peter- son, D. Corn, E, Shultz, D. Hem- houser, S. Wallauer, L. Klui. Third row: J. Cull, C. Gudowski, K. Andrews, D. Alvine, P. Scot- furu, J. Dycking, L. Dabb, C. Summers, K. Kavelieros, M. Harper, E. Buchy, B. Frowry, J. De Blossi, P. Costello, L. Gage. Fourth row: 5. Davis, N. Fair- child, B. Shulfz, .L Perks, F. Guzzo, B. Trexler, B. Browne, 8. Hildebrand, J. Regal, K. Tougher, P. Myfrowitz, 8. Ron- douno, C. Makowsky, J. Mar- shall, 8. Terpak. 9O BEL CANTO Seated: L. Riccardo. Standing: Miss Midkia. Second row: D. Pieper, D. Halter, J. Silvoy, M, Kump, G. Kalmazyn, P. Ferreira. Third row: V. Crocco, Et Sisia, P. Mokowsky, B, Trexler, E. Choborda, D. Gulliford, B. Rohrbach. Fourth row: 5 Kosik, J. Meade, H. Weber, R. Gum- bino, E. Lubrano, Wt Lilley. Filth row: P. Frowry, R. Thwaits, R, Schultz, Gt Howarth, F. Kumpf. Important and Beautiful The orchestra is also on important part of our music department. This organization cooperated with the choral group to make our Christmas and Spring Concerts a A success. Members of this group have often lent their talent to our community. m h Under the direction of Mr. Jupina, the band plays at Christmas Concert. 91 PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB Seated: S. Gleason, M. Rabowsky, Mr. Hudak, adviser, B. Ehrlicher, B. Schultz. Standing: J, Kynch, F. Spicer. Satisfying a Crusader's curiosity in the Field of chemistry is the aim of the Chemistry Club. This obiective is accomplished through performing varied experiments. Star gazing is a pastime supposedly only for lovers, but our Astronomy Club feels quite differentIy. They have visited several schools and attended various programs relating to their interests. A field trip to the New York Planetarium was greatly enioyed by all who attended. Viewing slides and movies proved interesting to BIOLOGY CLUB Seated: Mr. Leber, adviser, B. Trexler, L Hill, 5. Tripku, Rt Krabvuc, Mr. Taylor, adviser. Second row: D. Harter, L Aklonis, G. Kormuzyn, R. Sega , P. Jiran, J. Waluno, C. Rettig, N. Liehnt Third row: F. Bihon, R, Doremus, R Johnson, B. Terpak, J. Grygutis, B. Tropp. Fourth row: J. Horzepa, B. Dubrowsky, 8, Durow, B. Save , At Deremer, Et Pearson. ASTRONOMY CLUB Seated: Rt Jensen, Mrt Assante, adviser, J. Morgeton, Second row: W. Gorski, C. Mogensen, B. Bergmont Students Progress students who wished to learn more about biology. Experiments and frequent held trips are most enjoy- able and informative to the members of the Biology Club. These students especially enioyed visiting the Museum of Natural History in New York. A trip to the E550 Research Center has given members of the Physical Science Club First-hond information on the importance of today's broadening field of science. Experiments and demonstrations in school have also proved profitable to these students. CHEMISTRY CLUB Seated: Mr, Winburn, Mr. Kleinhans, advisers. Second row: S. Dubino, C. Rettig, S. Kutche Dt Ruet, M. George, Third row: R, Johnson, M. Toto, Bt Tropp, S. Tripko. Key Club members discuss money matters before presenting them to the club. J E F. T E in Many Fields One must be a special kind of Crusader to be a Key Club member. Not onty must he be a good student scholastically, but he must also be approved by his fellow Key clubbers. This year the boys added to their scholarship fund by sponsoring a memorable dance. They also aided our school by acting as guides for those attending adult school. If one wants to meet interesting people and learn about the world today, he should ioint the N.F.L. or the Debate Club. This year its members have com- peted in several inter-scholcstic speech contests as well 05 participating in many District Congresses. . Capotostc, W. LiHey. , Lubrano, E. Anderson. KEY CLUB Seated: R. Honymar, G. Andres, Mrv Fulton, adviser, S. Gomberg. Second row: . Seaton, D. Morkiewicz, J. Zgurzynski, Rt Himpele, R. ShohtT, N. Worthwein, t Wills, L. Hill. Third row: J, Luscrdi, D. Robinson, Ht Witcher, A. Wishna, Kumpf, T. Amon. Fourth row: 5. Tripka, W. Prish, J. Horzepa, R. Tomasik, Fifth row: J. Morn, J, Soltis, B. Sevell, J. Russo, 81.; T I: t T ,4 DEBATE CLUB First row: Kump, C. Maier, S. Davis, K. Van Savage K. D. Ruef. . yi E, J. Zuchowski, L. Sonnenberg, Miss Moggese, adviser, Mt De Angelis, G. Guerrieri. Second row: , D. Ruef, J. Bonyasz, B, Rambo, B. Bennett. Third row: 93 PHILOSOPHY CLUB Seated: 5. Superuk, Dt Weeks, St Tripka, S. Dubino, Mrt Kleinhans, adviser. Second row: Et Pearson, D. Ruet, B. Sevell, J. Horlepa, R, Johnson. Mr. Kleinhans describes a philosophical theory to interested members. Educate the Whole Person Life is not always easy and through the years there have been many men eager to simplify its problems. The Philosophy Club members find it a valuable and stimuioting experience to have intelligent and open-minded discussions concerning the views of these men. The Stocks and Bonds CIub has been able to learn much about our system of economy by following the activity of certain stocks and other investments. By visiting the New York Stock Exchange, they saw at first hand the operation of the Stock Markets. Girls in the Tips for Teens Club have learned about personal grooming. Discussions on proper dress, hair style, and the art of applying make up attractively have proved to be invaluable. All members now believe that one's appear- ance helps or hinders in creating a first impression. A new club formed this year at A. LJ. was the Bridge Club under the guidance of Miss Doane. Many students learned the beginning fundamentals of the game while more experienced players improved their techniques. A fashion show and tea highlighted the activities of the Home Economics Club this year. The club's main purpose is to create interest in the various aspects of homemaking. 94 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Seoied: P. Foley, C. Swintowicz, Miss O'Donnell, adviser, L. Fadde Serond row: J. Robinson, MV lindsay, D Barboric, J Segona, M, Sekerok, E, Sisia, C Gudoski. Third row: M. Mullroney, C Kolar, M Reidy, M. Sekerck, B. Ziobro, M. Hamish STOCKS AND BONDS CLUB Semed: P North, Mrs Hermann, adviser, B. Johnson. Sianding: C. Mogensen BRIDGE CLUB Seaied: P. Semonchick, L, Hedenburg, E. Chobordc, C. Torio, S Dubino Second row: V, Schoar, Miss Donne, adviser, L Dabb, D. Harter, D. Gill, M. Kurle. 95 TIPS FOR TEENS CLUB Seafed: K. Welsch, M. Boyle, N. Dowling, S. Hemhcuser, P. Porter, G. Sczchse Second row: M. Lindsay, C. Kalder, D. Bar- baric, D. Guiid, K. Slarxinski, E. Sisia, L. Cox. Third row: C. Kamudu, C. Shuhz, V. Pefvi, J. Segota, C. Brianf, L Green, L. Dabb, P. Alvino, l. Heden- burg. SOUND STUDIO STAFF Left to Right: L. Sonnenberg, Ge Davenport, Mr. Stanley, adviser, C. Retting, J, Kennedy, J. Grygutis. STAGE CREW Miss Bushey, adviser, B. Kastnerl G. Merigcn, L, Hill, 5. Kubinski, R. Brewer. DRAMATICS CLUB Miss Bushey, adviser. First row: N. Ratclift, G. Blankenhorn, N. Kane, J. Robinson, J. Boertmon, B. Bennet, Be Rambo, J. De Blossit Second row: K. WclcoH, P. Semonchick, L. Hedenburg, L. Riccardo, J. Banyusz, K. Kump, E. Sisia. Third row: D. Borboric, S. Coleman, 5. Dwyer, D. Preuss, B. Helfrich, C. Bergstedt. Fourth row: G. Schaar, W. Gorski, M. Toto, Ht Vcrriano, D. Reuf. 96 The members of the Dromotics Club re- ceive practical experience in the interpreta- tion and production of outstanding plays. These students broaden their knowledge and promote interest in dramatic activities. Community and school benefit from the hard work of our stage crew. These students were in charge of all technical work for our assemblies and worked diligently to create the set for our senior play. The Sound Studio stat? keeps teachers and students informed as to the important announcements of our school, as well as announcements of our school, and provides good music before school ofTIcioHy opens. ART CLUB First row: 5. Tripko, Mrs. Polonsky, adviser, M. ScheHier. Second row: E. Lieb, L Aklonis, D. Walano, J. Dietz, W, Gorski. in Many Fields Say cheese was the most frequently used phrase in-this interesting and informa- tive ciubis vocabulary. It is the Photography Club, of course, which instructs its members in special techniques for shooting pictures, creating special layouts and developing film. Several picture taking'l trips were beneficial to students who participated. Do you enjoy collecting things? Members of the Stamp and Coin Club do. At fre quent get-togethers they compare and trade items from their many collections. Trips to New York provide the opportunity to pur- chase new stamps. As the choir started its procession at the Christmas Concert, lights came up on the stage, revealing c1 beautiful stained glass backdrop. This was the work of the Arts and Crafts ClUbIWho 0'50 helped in creating Left to Right: L. Hill, J. Duly, Si Kubinski, G, Merrigon, G. Naples, scenery tor the Senior Play. D. Moran! Ri Bobbie, K, Usiak, Mr. Tunison; Adviser. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB STAMPS AND COINS CLUB Seated: R. Jensen, Miss June, adviser, T. Macoluso, J. Burbage, P. North. 97 98 All American Teacher- Mr. Winburn IHMHII Language lob directed by Mrs. Crone A Look Some like Brown Cows C What, no lunch? Only four minutes 99 Yeah, Coach! Fight, Team! Fight! After the game is over Mr. Regional trophy is presented to Richard Beylon. Refreshments are also sold at our class dances. Our school is well represented at our dass dances. 101 The rocket ship awaits in our new Beauty Cuhure room. Mrs. Savage, the thinker, of? stage . k v 5-. yy; .. E11; ?,?L? . 4!;3. . 3 W 2 1.. ' . ,-'..;. uV 3, . - . : Eur .k v t:$- v r! r 'gglei'3'.' . --.' : Old friends come back to cheer. 102 Glee Club Bel Canto 103 The Seniors decorate for the Senior Boll. Senior Play practice 104 Diane Kosinski is one of the many girls that help out around the office. The library is very helpful. I must get this algebra done for Mr. Faraklas. 105 Mr. Cuzzolino asks Neffie why she'd like to be queen. The food is fine. Harmony in Hearts 106 Enjoying yourself? W5 0 hard choice for the judges. Mrs. Montieth, Jeanne chat, Mr. Stanley, and Mr. ValeniaJ Phyllis is escorted to the throne by Richard Beylon and Ray Coswell. r 3 ' Phyllis Alvino is crowned Queen of Hearts. 107 Dancing beneath the palms. Strolling past the iudges. Bali Hai Dinner at last! 108 Gerry Loffio is one of the Janet Perks crowns Ellen Schultz, Five runners-up. queen of the Junior Prom. The queen and her attendants. 109 Linda Sonnenberg sprays Judy Diefz's hair blue with Miss Bushey's guidance. rm. No fair peeking. Senior 110 I'm getting a headache. Where are the bonds? Don't you think this dress does something 111 for me?. ll I'll have it fixed in a minute, says Mike George in the Audio-Visual Aids room. 1 'f 4' W. Jimmie Seafon, doing his chemistry proiect. FUlfon 1-0910, with Mr. Severuge at the Too many cooks spoil the broth. phone. 112 By 8:30 the parking lot is full. Mr. Boelhouwer guides students to better driving. Hurry! or you'll miss the bus. 113 : kayak... , h . ' ! a L .f ' i Gr: - - 3' ,4 MM: ; 'T' 5 - mm . .4 Auto shop ,' . 1 .1- 1.; A g...-J W IKAPV . w - : ' 23-;b f - .4 .H a ;V M :? iv 4 The shops turn out beautiful proiecfs. Biology can be fun 114 She can really climb. 28 29 30 31 JUNE 1961 1961 IULV' 296! l 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 1011 12131415 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 :3. - 25 26 27 28 29 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 5 6 7 8 9 IO l2 l3 l92 26 27 I IS 2 29 23 l6 I7 2324 30 It has to go over the net. forwo rd to. 115 3-H: ..$2Q?a;k Firs! row: J. Russo, P. Englese, J. Twerdak, B. Weber, 3. Connelly, Lubrano, R. Himpele, B. Howes, F. Bihon, l. Ragonese, T. Pryll, J. Scarpone, G. Hunsinger, 8. Sevell, F. Kumpf, J. Desch, B. Castagno, E. Getchis, J. Ragonese. Third raw: Dr. Karney, C. Reider, J. B. Dubrosky, El Schneider. Second raw: V. Varneckas, J. Spaziani, Gerieriski, R. Prish, J. Soltis, S. Borden, P. Evans, J. Zeklicki, S. Kulch, A. Rendano, R. Wheeler, R. Zappulla, E. Anderson, E J. Zgurzynski, R. loui, R. Dowling, E. Will. Soaring Spirits Mark Crusaders Our football team this year suffered from an agonizing loss of reserve strength. Though the school spirit was unusually high and our starting team very capable, we suHered the casualties of lacking quality reserves. Our Flrst-half strength was better than most as evidenced by the 7-6 half-time score against powerful Westheld and a 6-0 half-time mark at Highland Park, another outstanding team. We oEer congratulations to Coach Lou De Rosa and his courageous team for the Fine job they did all season long, and a guarantee that our team of 1961 will have the spirit and the record to match they so well deserve. Break that line! SCORES- ALJ ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 Westfleld r, , , 26 AU .................. 0 Highland Park ,, , , , 17 AU l3 Cranford 39 ALJ . 6 Hillside . 18 AU , 7, ,, , 7 Piscataway ,, , 25 ALJ . ,,,,,, 2 Roselle ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 33 AU ....... 7, 0 Roselle Park 20 AU s ,, 0 Rahway 28 AU . 7 Scotch Plains l9 118 Sevell breaks clear. Sevell throws a pass. 2 vuu9wx:u; jinn manna KickoH to Wesffleld Tense moments Don't block that kick. 119 120 Firs! row: J. Zgurzynski, A. Krupp, R. Prish, D. Chinchar, R. Honeymur, J. Morn, R. Caswell, R. Beylon, J. Campanu. Second row.- Coach E. Shusfock, D. Chinchar, T. Amon, R. Curry, T. Reed, G. Cospi'o, Coach Lou Peragullo. Cagers Sport 6-12 Log Johnson Regional's basketball team this year found itself in the position of having defeated fwo district champions during its regular season cam- paign, Hillside and New Providence, and terminating its season sporting a losing record. Our cagers also were defeated by only one point in the Union Coumy Tournament. Coach Lou Peragallo has fielded a fine squad; we only regret that their record doesn't match ?heir playing. SCORES- ALJ 7777777 7 28 West Side . 53 ALJ 59 Rohway . .. ,, 43 ALJ 7, 41 Crunford ,, 60 ALJ .......... 45 Scotch Plains ,,,,,,,,,,,, 44 ALJ H 32 Roselle ,,,,, A ,. 54 ALJ 41 Pingry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 33 ALJ .5 32 Cranford 46 ALJ .......... 32 Roselle ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 54 ALJ , 50 Roselle Park 57 ALJ 47 Roselle Park ,,,,,, . 62 ALJ 7, 47 West Orange 70 ALJ 40 Scotch Plains, ,,,,,,, A 61 ALJ ,,,,,,,,,, 61 Hillside ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 55 ALJ ,,,,,,,,,, 43 Piscatawuy ,,,,, 46 ALJ .......... 42 Rahway 5O ALJ 42 New Providence .......... 35 AU 29 Hillside . 54 ALJ Union County Tournament ,,,,,,,,,, 43 Cra nford ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 44 D. Chinchar shoots. D. Chinchar with the ball. Coach Peragallo and his team during a time-out. 121 To be or not to be SCORES- ALJ 4O Perth Amboy ALJ 24 Cranford ALJ 27 Scotch Plains AU 22 North Plainfield ALJ 20 St. Benedicts ALJ 27 Hillside ALJ 30 Berkeley Heights ALJ 43 JeHerson ALJ 15 Rahway ALJ 28 Roselle Park ALJ 6 Westheld Coaches at the meet Grapplers Evidence Power Johnson's wrestling team this year, under the new direction of Coach Russell Stanley, displayed one of the Finest records in Union County. Their power was fully evidenced ot the stunning upset of previously undefeated Cranford. Our tending point- maker was Ed Anderson, who also annexed the district championship, foHowed by Co-Coptoin Bob Szary, and Vid Vorneckas. Since only four of the squad are seniors, next year should see some fine wrestling from Arthur L. Johnson. First row: E. Will, B. Szary, F. Kumpf, R. Wheeler, 8. Connelly, V. Varneckas, 5 Anderson, G. Hunsinger, D. Markiewicz, R. Shohfl, D. Fuchs. Second row: G. Roessle, R. Brewerl J. Lienhard, S. Kubinski, K. Hauswald, F. Bihon, R. Horbaca, J. Burg, C. Will. Third row: Coach Rt Stanley, K. Crompton, J. Airey, L Hochstrasser, F. Shymko, D. Ruef, E. Getchis, N. Werthwein, Coach T. Foraklas. Coach Stanley and Bob Szory before his match ,K ka x Drive, Bob Szary. k , - ,- R. Shofi shoots ihe half. Shall I finish him off now? 123 BASEBALL SCHEDULE DATE SCHOOL April 6 . . , , . Gov. Livingsfon April H ,, V , .. .h , , , Wosffaeld April 14 , Rosnlle Park April 18 , . , New Providence April 21 Roselle April 25 . Hillside April 28 7 Gov. Livingston May 2 7 Cranford May 3 . , ,, . Wes'field May 5 , , Ruhwoy May 8 Hillsida May 12 Roselle Park May 16 Scotch Plains May 19 , ,, VVVVV Rosella May 22 . . H Cranford Firsf row: H. Seaman, B. Prish, C. Behringer, R. Makiimowick, J. Zgurzynski, H. Wifscher, MGY 23 , , h RC'th-W J. Eilbacher, J. Ragonese, J. Russo, N. Werfhwein, D. Robinson, R. Beylon. Second row: May 30 7 7 7 ,, 7 Scotch Plains T. Patten, K. Hauswald, J. Soltis, R. Husth, R. Curry, P. Reimer, W. Siadflunder, D. Rock, J. Airey. Third row: Mr. Shustuck, Adviser, J. Popadek, E. Harper, E. Corban, T. Szary, J. Guyewski, S. Milberger, Mr. Peragallo, Adviser. Wi'h the few experienced mer' we have, Coach Peragallo has done a fine iob of molding his players into a capable unit, one which our school should be proud of. Diamond Outlook Bright Richie Beylon strikes them out. First year mentor, Coach Lou Peragallo, was faced with another rebuilding job on Regional's 1960 base- ball squad. like many of our teams this year the players were still green - looking for improvement. Stretch for that ball! 124 N. Wenhwein gets a hit. Choose your weapon! 125 First row: W. Stoeger, E. Will, R Himpele, 5. Kutch, D, Markiewicz, B. Seveil, T, Amon, G. Markiewicz, E. Anderson, W. Neaves. Second row: T. Gombino, R. Wheeler, Rt Stinson, F. Bihon, K. Crompton, J. Lusordi, R. Horbacz, R. Xifo. Third row: M. Somelv son. J. Bogart, T. Pryll, R. Hobasevich, R. Anderson, J. Flynn, Wt Burg, D. Simmonst Fourth row: Ct Reider, R. Einliger, W4 Todd, R. Amman, Ft Heidorn, F. Shymko, Jt Gian- nattusio, B. Halseyt Fifth row: Bt Hunter, R. Johnson, P. Shecd, F. Doveyl A, Clearie, Wt Halsey, J. Brophy. Sixth row: R, Allen, S. Kovalick, A. Peters, J Szper, C. Bowers. Seventh row: Couch Severoge, Coach Boele houwer. Rebuilding Season Regional's track team this year looked towards rebuilding for next year. The squad was composed mainly of green performers with little experience in the fundamentals of the sport. Coach Severoge looked for the performances of stalwarts Joe Martz, Bob Sevell, and Richie Himpele to boost our team's score. With more experience our team should rank with the best in the county. Next year we'll see how well the boys have learned their iessons. Joe Martz leads the haIf-mile. TRACK SCHEDULE April 13 Roselle April 19 , ,, Wesmeld April 21 , , , Hillside April 25 7 , , North Plainfield April 28 . ,, Roselle Park May 4 ,,,,,,,, ,, , Scotch Plains May 9 e . Springfield 8. Rahway May 11 ,. . , t ,, , ,, U. C. Truck Meet May 15 , ,, ,, , . , Carteret May 18 7 , ,,,,,, V 7 7. ., t Watchung Conference May 23 .. , ,, ,. ,, ,, ,7 , V. Cranford May 31 ,, 7 ,,, ,, ,. New Providence June 3 . , V ., ............................... State Meet Pole-vaulter Bob Sevill clears the bar. 126 M. Samelson heaves the shot. I hope it's soft! D. Markiewicz shows good form over the hurdles. B. Staeger stretches for distance. Discus hurler - S. Kovalick. 127 The Crusader's soccer team, under Coach Severage, failed to regain its Watchung Conference Championship and ended its season sporting a record composed largely of ties, which showed us the equal of many teams, but nonetheless led us nowhere towards retaining our cham- pionship. Boosters Hindered by Ties Mike George kicks the ball. 128 AU AU AU AU AU AU AU AU AU AU AU AU , Edison 1 7 Now Providanea 2 , Wardlaw 3 Scotch Plains 1 .......................... ,, , a .. New Providence 4 Gov. Livingston 2 Cranford 2 ., . .. Linden I ,, 7 ., Scotch Plains I ............................ . . Hillside 3 ..... ., h, ,, ,, 77 ClifTord Scan 4 JeHerxon 5 Firsf row: 0. Mona , A. Di Fabio, Rh Hu- basevich, R. Fuchs, W. Markiowicx, E. Lehoto, J. Wi'kowski, P. Walsh. Second row: N. Werfhwein, P. Jirun, A. Lundgren, D. Robinson, D. Fuchs, J. Campcna, K. Crompton, R. Benolene, R. Beylon. Third row.- Coach Severage. J. Flynn, M. George, R. 19 Due, P. Churins, BA KiHy, T. Van Peh, J. lusardi, C. Moganssn, J. MargeOon. Fourfh row: R. Curry, R. Thwai'es, R. Cas- well, W. S'aeger, W. Stadtlander, W. Gorski. SOCCER SCORES That elusive ball. R. Morhold in form! Pinners Enjoy A. L. Johnson once again threw the strikes at Clark Lanes. Under the direction of Mr. Nilan, our boys participated in c Flve-match season with Governor Livingston, Jonathan Dayton and Snyder of Jersey City. We also entered two teams in the Union County Tournament and one team in the State Tournament. The highest aver- age of 171 was sustained by S. Milberger, while the highest three-gome series was 658, posted by F. Hahn, who also rolled the highest single game of the season e 277. F. Hahn picks his ball. Checking the scores. 129 Golf Team Begins Competition Regional found itself with an- other oftspring this year. A golf team, under the leadership of Mr. Fulton, was ofticiolly placed on the roster of our teams. Though this was their First year as a team, the boys have been playing golf for some time. We have one proven player in Walt Lilley who won the Union County Conference Golf Championship two years ago as o freshman. GOLF SCHEDULE April 17 Rohwuy April 20 N , V . Springfield April 27 Jefferson MWY 15 Linden , h , ' . J ' May 16 Hillside y'n'm ' ' h' ' - May 5 RahwaY First raw: W. Lilley, F. Kumpf, J. Sinnott, J. Malko. Second row: R. Thwaites, P. Churins, J. May 29 craMo'd June 2 Millburn Ragonese, B. Howes, L. Johnson. Color Guards Lead the Way Our Color Guards were a very impressive sight in leading the band onto the football Field and marching during halftime. The crowd also followed the Color Guards in the salute to the flag. School spirit owes much to these young ladies. left to right: A. Milstein, G. Hohl, R. Johnston, C. Swintowicz, A. Sukovich. 130 MARCHING BAND AIphabeM caI OrdeU - J. Ackerman, L. Aklonis, A Bralaiiis, V. Burbuge, A. Clearie, A. Criscola, J. DiIL burger, J. Dughita, P. Frowery, J. Grygutis, F. Hahn, W. Halsey, G. Harley, R. Johnson, G. Kenney, J. Lewondowski, N. liehn, J. Lusardi, A, Macoluso, K. O'Brien, 8. Pickar- ski, G. Quinn, C. Renig, R. Rodgers, J. Ryan, M Rybowski, W. Sweger, J. Sinnon, W. Studllander, R. Szetela, J. Wanat, A. Wichowski. The band on the field. Band Supplies Spirit The Crusader band was seen at every football game in full marching regalia cheering the team to victory - with music, of course. Under Mr. Jupina's leadership, the bond lent a colorful highlight to our school. They also participated in a spring concert, inaugurated last year, and did a very fine job pro- ducing good music, delighting all who attend. Heightening school spirit. 131 G.A.A. OFFICERS Presidenr Janice Zuchowski Vice Pres. Elisa Sisia Secrefary P00 Tiller G.A.A. Rep. Kay Koerner Absent Rose Huri, Treasurer RIDING M. Hamish, J. Marshall, 5. Tripka, C. Malmburg. '. 1 w! : GOLF Firs! row: J. Guerin, D Ivans, V. Schaor. Second row: M. Schulenburg, E. Trelease. SWIMMING Firs! row.- M. Karle, E. Longo, J. De Blossi, 8. Bennett, P. Kraus, P. Russo. Second row: M. A. Kump, R. Spicer, A Kappy, C. Peferson. Third row: L. Riccardo, P. Kraus, J. Brezney, V, Vandermcrk. Bowling FRESHMEN Firs! row: M. Frufini, K. Griffin, J. Piichford, K. Enchuna, J. Novy, E. Longo, B. Benneff, L. Kleff, M. Lindsay. Second row: B. Gillis, M. Ruth, E. Harrison, R. Krok, C King, P. Anderson, P. Krovetz, A. Sieller, B. Schultz. Third row: V. Eichler, J. Costa, D. Cordes, L. Cox, 5. Brown, K. Kurry, 3 Anger, R Hollander, K, Belcher. Four1h row: D. Semancki, L. Green, J. Neuhause, V. Peii, C. Scheutz, E. Burkhardt, J. Krupinski, M. A. Meleer. Fifth row: J. Marshall, J. Regal, A. Dubino, M. A. Mulroney, S. Miller, C. Ford, L. Cassel, S. 'Louxman. Sixfh row: G. Norris, D. Jaremco, C. Mokowski, B. Browne, A. M: Clynois, D. Frudeau, S. Hasselmun, J. Herson. JUNIORS Firs! row: E. Frafina, A. Milsfein, F. Miele, G. Harris, K. Fullen, J. De Blossi. Second row: G. Donahue, R. Spicer, E. Sisia, 1. Parker, L. Riccardo. Third row: 8. Hour, L. Heckero'h, C. Cook, I. Friedfeld, A Caterina. Fourfh row: P. Staut, M. E. Billings, D. Pieper, J. Mason, B. Hildebrand. Fiffh row: D. Gulliford, S. Burg, R. Bradley, N. Collins, J. Ackerman. SOPHOMORES Firs! row: M Karle, N. Semonchick, 0. Singer, D. Homer, BA Rohrbcugh, B. Frowery, V. Schoar, B. Kosinski Second row.- A. Eichler, 5 Carroll, L Aklonis, J. Walano, D. Ivans, L Gage, J. Tomko. Third row: 5. Cinadino, J. Connelly, l. Dabb, P. Mazur, C. Den Bleyker, N. Taranhn. Fourrh row: E, Fulka, T, Mayhem, D. Hurst, S. Dugon, J Duychinck, 8 Rendono. Fihh row: S. Dwyer, B. Helfrich, 5, Coleman, J, Jarvis, C. Morton, J. Backus. Sixfh row: J. Buchy, C. Hasselmon, G Cyphers, K. CoNreI, B. Hodge. SENIORS First row: K. Koerner, J Zuchowski, P. Lehofa, A. Sukovich, G Hohl, L. Manx, C. Kamuda, E; Choborda. Second row: 8. Hunon, J Gibson, G De Marzo, A. Kappy, J. Brezney, l, Gathaite, D. Kosinski, E. Driscoll. Third row: E. Terpak, K KavaHeros, M. A Enz, B. Kupp, D. Graham, 8. Dunn, P. Morton, P. Tiller. Fourth row: C. Malmberg, l. Fontenelli, C. Wirsig, C. Sobolak, B, A. Hollander, C. Kcmichofi, D. Mitche-H. Fifih row: K. Skooglund, S. Dubino, M. Hayden, L. Fadde, C. Meier, K. Van Savage, B. Buczynski, L. Maragni. Firs? row: M. D. L. M. E. Badminton Firs? row: L. Brinkmon, G. Collins, N. Kane, 8. Barvlem M. A. Mulroney, B. Bennett, ,J. Finnerty Second row: C KoeHer, M. L'mdsoy, K. Mellck, K Krahling, R. Comino, P. Lehofo. Thtrd row: L. Garfhwohe, PV Morton, D. Kosinski, E. Sisia, Fratinu, B. Nicholas, K. Belcher, .D Hurst, 1. Cox, Cordi. Second row: J. Segorm, C. Schultz, A. Eichien.5 Carroll, Aklonis. Third Meleer. Fourth row: Falka, B. Helfrich VOW: K Kump, C Brianf, L. Mozur, J. Tomko, E. Driscoll, K Kavolerios, C. Den Bleyker, G. Sachse, B. SChUhL Fomh row: C. Monon, L. Wehrum, S. Dugon, J, Duychinck, C. Molmberg, J. Marshall, D. Ruef. Fihh row: J. Backus, M. 'Reidy, R. Bradley, D, Gulliford, JV Ackerman, BV Guszkowski. First row: J. Novy, K. Grimn, A. Milsfein, N. RcfdiH, F. Miele, C. Bozenski, G. Harris. Second row: L, Borrert, C Mulligan, P. Krous, E. Bunk, J. Casio, M. Vogt, Third row.- P. Russo, D. Sculingi, A Krankofi J. Ryuasy, J. Colderone. FouHh row: A Cawrina, G. Blankenhorn, R. Rohrbuuch, V. Schoor, J. Regal. Fifth row: D. Alvine, J. Wulano, G Kcrmazyn, I. Friedfneld, D Jermko. VoHeyboH Firs? row: A Sieller, E. Schultz, F. Miele, K. Moron, M. Lindsay, E. Sisia, I. Friedfeld, G. Kcrmazyn, J Tomko, B, Schultz, P. Krnus J. Rob$nson, L. Brinkmon, K. Grimn, S Weber. Second row: R. Senior, C. Cook, M. Dolezol, V. Eichler Fourih row: C, Downey, J. Segotc, B. Jurick, C. Koeller, B. BenneH, S. Zarych, A. Caterina, C, Hasselman, B. Rodgers, P, Mokowski, L Fadde, M. A, Mulroney, K, Melick, J. Zuchowskil J. Deremer, R. Lewundowski, Third row: J Mason, B, Brown, C. Makowski. Soccer FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE SOCCER Firsf row: A. Schiller, S, Hemhouser, C. Tyvelo, N, Dowling, M. Frutino, K. Griffin, J. Terchlck, G Emery, J, Novy, J. Robinson. Second row: K. Melick, M Lindsay, C.- Koeller, B, Benne'nl N. Kane, K. Krohling, D Cordis, E. Harrison, M, Rum. Third row: C Weise, J, Segoha, D. Scalino, V, Eichler, L Aklonis, P Smith, L. Barret, C Mulligan. Fourfh row: L. Wehrum, B. Schuhz, M. Vogt, E. Burkhardi, J Tomko, J. Kennedy, G. Storms, A. Kecnhofi Fiffh row: C Morton, J Backus, C. Dowling, B. Guszkowski, J Herson, B. Browne, M. A. Mulroney, J Krupinski. JUNIOR AND SENIOR SOCCER Firsf row: F Miele, E. Schultz, 3. Human, L. Manz, N. Adolph, J. Carrea. Second row: P. Kraus, M Dolezul, L Liskovich, C. Cook, P. Holuto. Third row: L Riccardo, G. Hesse, G. Kafmazyn, P. Myirowifz, S, Tripka, M. Hayden. Founh row: J. Mason, S. Burg, G. LofTIo, J. Boytog C. KamichoH. 136 Class Basketball Teams FRESHMAN N. Kane, EA Gchandi, J. Kennedy, L. Green, M. A. Mulroney, B. Anger, J. Krupinski, B. Bennett CaMer: G. Storms. is A 3 w. SOPHOMORE C. Manon, J. Duychinck, J Backus, C. Downey, J. Tomko, L. Peterson, L. Dabb, S. Dwyer, G. Blankenhorn, J. Finneny. JUNIOR 1 7 G. Donahue, R. Bradley, J. Mason, J. Rielly, C. Peterson, G. 10330, K. Miller, J. De Biossi. 3 If S V XXX; SENIOR 74 A111 x. 701 . E, Airey, B. Hunon, C. Mulmberg, C. KamichoR, L. Manz, P Myhowin, N. Adolph, League Basketball Firs! row: P. Worenski, J. Ter- chick, P. Krous, J. Buccianfe, C. Tyvela, J. Guerrin Second row: E. Occimiro, J. Connelly, R. Hollondet, C. Menfoc, J. Cris- colo, G. Hidi. Third row: l. Green, C. Anderson, E, Bunk, B. Ma'yak, 8. Nicholas, M. Lind- say, C. Koeller. Fourih row: B. Bartle , L. Ferrel, L. Aklonis, B. Schuhz, M. Sekerak, E. Fakla. Fiffh row: N. Tarantin, S. Brown, L. Agresm, B. Vlief, M Curry, M. E. Puprocki. Firs? row: M. Funini, M, Ruth, 5. Weber, K. Welsch, L Wehrum Second row: F. Costa, J. COL derone, S, Zorqh, K Melick. Third row: P. Smifh, J. Banyan, C. Bergstedf, J. Mason. Twirlers Drum Maioretfe a V. Kostyal. Mascot - D Airey. Twirlers: D Graham, C, Meier, P. Jarvis, R. Bradley, K Skooglund, E. Airey, B. Brodel, C. Casole. Cheerleaders mm. lh' Captain - E. Nevieh. Squad: 5. Bakom, B. Gleason, J. Deridifa, A. M. Miliano, A. Pezziluch, 3. 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Sophomores: Buddy Brozczifus, Gail Baniewicz, Earl Harper, Pat Jarvis, Nancy Taranfen. Freshmen: Barbara Bennett, Henry Buoni, Sue Brown, Lynne Greene, Bert Meier. Compliments of Besf Wishes THATCHER from FURNACE COMPANY 6332091850 FIBRO CORPORATION Heating and Clark, New Jersey Air Condifioning Equipmenf Garwood, New Jersey 142 Good Luck Best Wishes to fhe from Class of 61 MERIT from SUPER DIAMOND EXPANSION MARKET BOLT CO. INC. Garwood, New Jersey 52 Wesmeld Avenue Clark, New Jersey STONWALI. SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Currenf Dividend 3V29A: Main Office: Branch OfTice: 225 North Wood Avenue 1083 Rurifun Road Linden, N. J. Clark, N. J. LINDEN'S OLDEST AND CLARK'S FIRST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION Compliments of CLARK STATE BANK 1050 Ruritan Road Clark, New Jersey Your Local Bank Offering Complete Banking Services MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Hi i i i i i i I i H ii:??????????????????????WWWWWW 143 WWW Day Call: Fulton 1-4788 Nigh! 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Phone: thhell 2-9216 If No Answer Call FUlton 8-9333 MARKET AUTO BODY JOHN MYTROWITZ, Mgr. Collision Experts - Insurance Appraisals - 57 MCCARTER AVENUE NEWARK 5, NEW JERSEY Corner East Kinney Sheet E. NOVY AND SONS, INC. Dies - Stamping - Assembling 35 SOUTH AVENUE FANWOOD, NEW JERSEY 7WWW$WWWWWFWTWWWW 144 WWW CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 61 from THE DEUTSCHER CLUB CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from ACCURATE BUSHING CO. GARWOOD, NEW JERSEY GARWOOD QUALITY MARKET Open Sundays HO CENTER STREET GARWOOD, N. J. SUnset 9-1616 TITO'S RESTAURANT Malian Food - Pizza FUlfon 1-2300 89 RARITAN ROAD CLARK, NEW JERSEY Garden State Parkway Exit 135 ????FFFWWWWWWW FUlton 8-8713 Floral Decorators RAHWAY NURSERY COMPANY Florist Corsages Bouquefs MADISON HILL ROAD CLARK, NEW JERSEY Opposite St. Mary's Cemetery COMPLIMENTS of the LIONS CLUB CLARK, NEW JERSEY CELANESE CORPORATION of AMERICA CLARK lABORATORIES PREMIER LIGHTING 8; ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Distributors of Artistic Lighting Fixtures Electrical Supplies and Appliances and Distincfive Crystal Chandeliers SUnset 9-0666 236 NORTH AVENUE GARWOOD, NEW JERSEY WWW? WWW CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1961 BECKLEY PERFORATING COMPANY GARWOOD, NEW JERSEY D'ORSEL, INC. One Hour Service- Bomar Process WHITE SHIRTS - TAILORING 1077 RARITAN ROAD CLARK, NEW JERSEY BEST WISH ES to the Class of 1961 PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION FUGLE- MILLER LABS CLARK, NEW JERSEY 146 SINCEREST WISHES to the Class of 61 SUPPLEX COMPANY GARWOOD, NEW JERSEY BERNIE'S ESSO SERVICE Comple'fe Repair Work Towing Service - Lubrication WESTFIELD and BRANT AVENUES CLARK, NEW JERSEY FUIvon 819756 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND WADELL EQUIPMENT CO. INC. 159 TERMINAL AVENUE CLARK, NEW JERSEY SCHER'S DRUG STORE Serving the Needs of Garwood for Over 40 Years 107 CENTRE STREET GARWOOD, NEW JERSEY CLARK LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. INC. Plywood Boxes Shook or Assembled Skids and Pallets Wood Boxes - Wood Crafes Gov'i Specs. FUlvon 8-1372 - 3 WALNUT AVENUE CLARK, NEW JERSEY JOYCE SCHOOL OF DANCE THE UTMOST IN DANCE TECHNIQUE Tap - Ballroom - Toe Ballef - Acrobat - Adagio SUnset 9-1440 347 SOUTH AVENUE GARWOOD, N. J. NAILS Inc. PLANT $t4 CLARK, NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES IN THE YEARS TO COME from 1he KIWANIS CLUB OF CLARK BILINSKAS BROTHERS 97 Centre S'ree' 1001 Roselle Sn ! Garwood linden SUnset 9-0435 HUnter 6-3797 Bowling Balls Custom Drilled Bowling Balls Shirts - Blouses - Shoes - Bags - Authorized Distributors - FUlton 8-0932 AMERIGO NETTA CLARK VIEW FLORIST Complefe Floral Service CUT FLOWERS - CORSAGES FLORAL DESIGNS 1445 RARITAN ROAD CLARK, N. J. JOHN FRANKS Men and Boy's Apparel WESTFIELD PLAINFIELD ADams 3-1171 Plainf1eld 7-1010 . . . Patrons . .. Dr. Franklin E. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Fadde 22 Claus Road, Clark Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mcragni Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Meier, Sr. 60 Armstrong Drive, Clark Mr. Assante Mr. Son Giacomo Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Connelly and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Villa and Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Russell Dr. and Mrs. S. Wexler Mr. and Mrs. M. Holuta Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krahling Mr. Charles Ande Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Raison Dr. Alex T. Kowalenko Mrs. Legg's Miss Bushey Mr. and Mrs. A. Kump . . . Boosters . . . Clark Radio and T.V. Co. Clarkton Hobby and Toy Shop R. Caminsky Peeple's Barber Shop Powder Puff Hairdressers Bob and Pat Ragonesese Luncheoneffe Miss Pcm's Beauty Salon Harry and Diane Pct Makowsky Barbara and Pete Tom Dowling Towne Sweet Shoppe Ray and Carol J. Joyce Duris Mary Ann and Bill Joyce and Jackie . . . Business Patrons . . . K 8K W CHEVRON RARITAN ROAD and MADISON HILL ROAD CLARK, N. J. FUlton 8.9673 DRUMMOND'S PHARMACY 1075 RARITAN ROAD CLARK, N. J. FUlton 8-8456 RICCIO'S BARBER SHOP 1193 RARITAN ROAD CLARK, N. J. Tito Riccio, Prop. CLARKTON BARBER SHOP CLARKTON SHOPPING CENTER Louis Scuuvzzo, Prop. BAUMEL'S DELICATESSEN, INC. 30 WESTFIELD AVENUE CLARK, N. J. BILL WILLIAMS ESSO RARITAN ROAD, CORNER MADISON HILL ROAD CLARK, N. J. FUIfon 1-6400 REGIONAL BARBER SHOP 68 WESTFIELD AVENUE CLARK, N. J. FUlion 1-4740 Fred and Don PETE'S BARBER SHOP 3 CENTER STREET GARWOOD, N. J. P. De Grazia, Prop. WWWWWWWW 148 BUSINESS PATRONS - 1Cominued1 THE HUT 304 NORTH AVENUE GARWOOD, N. J. SUnsei 9-9890 GROSSMAN'S BARBER SHOP 106 CENTER smear GARWOOD, N. J. SUnsef 9-0345 O'JOHNNIE'S VARIETY 17o WESTFIELD AVENUE CLARK, N. J. FUhon 8-9656 GRANRATH'S LUNCHEONETTE 1074 RARITAN ROAD CLARK, N. J. BETTY ANN'S BAKE SHOP Cakes For All Occasions 101 MILN STREET - CRANFORD 340 NORTH AVENUE-GARWOOD CARL H. MASON 1124 RARITAN ROAD CLARK, N. J. Fulton 1-0020 Life and General Insurance DON'S HARDWARE 1206 RARITAN ROAD BRidge 6-0106 Pittsburgh PaiMs and Plumbing Supplies DEAN ELECTRICAL SERVICE 90 EMERALD PLACE CLARK, N. J. FUHon 1-4826 NICKAU MANUFACTURING 1177 RARITAN ROAD CLARK, N. J. Fulton 8-1960 SEVERAGE'S AMOCO 199 SOUTH AVENUE GARWOOD, N. J. SUnsef 9-0770 GARWOOD PLASTICS INC. 141 SOUTH AVENUE GARWOOD, N. J. SUnset 9-1414 ALUMINUM PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTORS INC. 142 CENTRAL AVENUE CLARK, N, J. FUlton 1-2552 WWWWWWWW 149 LARK CLEANERS WALNUT AVENUE and RARITAN ROAD CLARK, N. J. FUlfon 8-1675 Victor Hulwi SWIFT CLEANERS Shin Launderers Same Day Service 70 WESTFIELD AVENUE CLARK, N. J. LINDEN PORK MARKET RARITAN ROAD CLARK, N. J. FUlton 8-7864 Carl Armann ANGELO'S BARBER SHOP 17 LINCOLN BOULEVARD CLARK, N. J. FUlfon 1-2420 Angelo R. Acocella TOWN HARDWARE 26 WESTFIELD AVENUE CLARK, N. J. FUIfon 8-3128 Mr. Louis R. Rizzo THE SUGAR BOWL Agenf for Whifman Candy Dolly Madison Ice Cream 117 CENTRE STREET GARWOOD, N. J. THE CENTRE SHOP 109V: CENTRE STREET GARWOOD, N. J. Women's and Children's Wearing Apparel SUnsef 9-1626 HIDI'S 484 - 41h AVENUE GARWOOD, N. J. Open Sundays SUnset 9-1490 CLARK HOME SUPPLY Aluminum Windows and Doors 205 WESTFIELD AVENUE CLARK, N. J. Fulton 8-5447 L. BARTELL Farm and Garden Supply 140 CENTRAL AVENUE CLARK, N. J. Fulton 8-1581 MATTHEW C. McCUE, D.D.S. CRUSADEHS REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER Raise a chorus, Crusaders of Johnson Regional High, Stand up for now her colors fly, Ours to be your champions strong, to arm with mighty shields, Your standards we'll bear to every field. Dear Regional, we honor thee, We'll keep thee in our memory, Your guiding light wiH lead the way, And keep us safe through night and day. 151 AUTOGRAPHS x. mm , K QVVVV $9 XVVVVVVVVVVV , VVV. x53 Q V 'y X x K i , V x 3V V a . V V Vng V . . , VVVXV VVV V. V xx