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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1962 volume:

F oreword On the following pages, the 1962 Lance staHC presents to you an orderly record from our memory files of this year, a year which will always live on for us. Out of our folders come memories of our work and play as we grew here at A. LJ. Remembrances of our scholastic and athletic efforts have been filed to be recalled at will as we go forward into a new year of responsibility. g. Table of Contents Faculty ,, ., 4 Seniors , H 22 Underclassmen ................. 64 Activities , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 80 Sports 120 Advertisers 7 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 142 'r. r! d 'LW f FACULTY W . . . Forming a Foundation BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: Mr, Robert Stefany, Dr. Minor Jones, Mt. Bernard Steiner. Mr. Karl Poschner, Mr. Avery Ward, Mr. John Conlin, Mr. John Teuscher. Sealed: Mr. Thomas Nolan. Mr. john Hopping, Dr. Warren Davis, Mr. William Melick, Mrs. Helen Smith, Mri Everett Faye BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board, a strong and guiding force in our school system, is continually working for us with the idea that efficient administration and good school policies will result in a better student and a better community. SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Davis, the superintendent of the Regional schools, works closely With the Board in establishing and enforcing school policies. Aware of the changing times, he is constantly alert to the new trends in education. Dr. Warren Davis, Superintendent Mr. Robert E. Hough, Principal Dr. Alvin Fry, Vice Principal Administrators These men work diligently together in the supervision of A. L. Johnson Regional High School. It is their job to view our problems as they arise from time to time. Mr. Hough supervises the teachers and students while Dr. Fry attends to the disciplinary problems of the students. Mr. Kolodinsky heads the orientation program and aids in guidance activities. Dr. Merachnik helps our students with their emotional and social problems in an eHort to have the students receive the full benefits of education. Mr. William Kolodinsky Dr. Donald Merachnik, Pchbologth Guidance Director 'ryn Muriel B. Muller Coordinator of English; Mont- clair State College, Columbia University; B.A., M.A. Esther B. Burroughs English 3, English 4; Kcuka College. New York State Col- lege for Teachers, University of West Virginia, Rhoda Island University; B.A.; lame. Eleanor Eckel English 3; Smith College, Rutgers University; 3A.; M.E.; F.T.A. Robert Fulton English 1, English 2; King's College, Montclair State COL Iege; B.A.; Key Club. Leonard Greenfield English 1; Suffolk University, Boston University; Seton Hall University; B.A., M.A.; F.T.A., Public Reiations. Maryanne Kreeger Speech and Drama; Wayne University, Rutgers University, Upsala College; B.A.; Drama Club. Bertha Monzeith Robert J. Nilan English 4, World Literature; English 1; St. Peter's College, University of Pittsburgh, Columbia University, Seton Westminster College; 8.5, Hall University; 13.5.; Bridge M.St Club, Varsity Bowling. ENGLISH The English Department prepares our students for life in a competitive society where a good vocabulary J. Robert Parkinson English 1, English 2; Mon!- . - . . Clair State College, Syracuse been great assets. Wxth thlS future 1n mmd fme University;A.B.,M.A.;Audio- literature is studied and many plays such as Macbeth Visual' and King Henry IV are seen, with the result that a student leaves A.L.J. better prepared to enjoy the rich cultural offerings of our metropolitan society. and a well-rounded cultural background have always William San Giacomo English 2; Montclair State College; A.B., M.A.; Quest. Mary Ellen Verschuren Albert J..Valenia English 1, English 2; Indiana English 4; Wllkes College; State College, University of 13.5.; Regional Rod and Gun Pittsburgh; 13.8.; Cheetleading Club. Adviser. 9 George M. Barclay Biology, Assistant Coordinator of Science; Gettysburg Col- lege, Columbia University, Rutgers University, Newark College of Engineering, Uni- versity of Colorado; A.B., M.A.; Science Fair. Joan L. Kennedy Biology; Cedar Crest College; A.B.; Nature Conservation Club. Robert B. Kleinhans Chemistry, Biology; University of Florida, Rutgers University, Western Reserve University, Pratt Institute; A.B., M.A.; Chemistry Club, Philosophy Club, Senior Class Adviser. a - Robert 8. Quad General Science; Pennsylvania 10 State University; B.S,; General Science Club. Carl Heit Health 1, Health 2, Math 1, Math 2, Biology, Science; Massachusetts State Teachers College, Tufts University; 8.5., M.A.; Discussion Club NV;- tn; 7 Daniel Hudak General Science; King's Col- lege. Bloomsburg State C01- Icgc; B.S.; PhysiCal Science Club. The race for space has created a great demand for an increased number of better scientists and mathematicians. In an effort to excel in the scientihc held, the biology classes took held trips and made intensive studies of flowers and insects, while the physics and chemistry Classes worked in the labs attempting to discover the reasons for the structure and movement of every living or inanimate thing, A highlight for all concerned was the annual Science Fair, held this year at Jonathan Dayton Regional, at which several of our students won honors. Russell T. Stanley General Science; Montclair State College; A.B.; Wrestling, Athletic Trainer. Walter H. Winburn Chemistry, Advanced Chemis- try, Physics; Columbia Uni- versity; B.S.; Chemistry Club, Senior Class Adviser. 4' l. j. N. Assante Irving W. Taylor Algebra 1 HIIJ, Algebra 2 Algebra 1, Plane Geometry, HILL Algebra 1, Math 1', Math 2; Brooklyn College, Lake Forest College; North- Yale University, Seton Hall western University; B.A.. University, Rutgers Univer- M,A,; Astronomy Club sity; A.B., B.S., O.D.; Ad- vanced Biology Club, Junior Class Adviser. a Q Richard Fleischer Algebra 1 HILL Algebra 2 UllJ, Math 2; University of Arkansas, State University of Iowa, University of Illinois; B.A.; Sophomore Class Adviser. MEJ'r'J-Eo ' W . K 1,, ,6. AIATHEMATICS . . Bessie E. Hermann This departfnen-t stresses not only hlgher math for those who plan Ito. be Algebra 1, C. P. Math 1, engineers and scxennsts but also the pracucal math needed for everyday lwmg. Math 1; Boston University, . . Boston Teachers College, Le- Ir offers c'ourses 1n c'ollcfge prep math and also commues to conduct classes on high University; B.S.; Ad- the Illmoxs Math prmcnple for a few selected students. vanced Math Club. u. George S. Mackrin Ralph Milano Theodore Faraklas Plane Geometry, C. P. Math 1, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Math 1; Algebra 2, Algebra 3, Solid Math 2; University of Ala- Montclair State College; B.A.; Geometry, Trigonometry; 11 bama, Montclair State College; Slide Rule Club. Columbia University; A.B., B.S. M.A.; Advanced Math Club. Adee Bennett Latin 1, Latin 2, Latin 3; Alfred University, Rutgers University, American Acade- my of Rome; B.A.; S.P.Q.R. Marion Kalbach German 1, German 2, German 3, English 1; Pennsylvania State University, Goethe Uni- versity, Middleburg College, University of Colorado; B.S1; German C1ub. August Caprio Coordinator of Foreign Lan- guages; Columbia University; Ath M.A. LANGUAGE Out well-organized Language Department serves as a reminder that the knowledge of a second or third language is very important today. Our graduates can find infinite enjoyment in reading the classics of other languages; but not to be forgotten is the fact that if our students of today know more about the languages of other peoples, they will be better leaders of tomorrow Margaret L. Hermanns French 1, French 2, Spanish 1; Marywood College, Laval University; AB; Le Ccrcle Frangais, French National Honor Society. Patricia Messineo Spanish 1, Spanish 2; College of St. Elizabeth; A3,; Spanish Club. 12 Gladys Michel Latin 1, English 2, Journalism; Susquehanna University; B.A.; Current. Rose M. Salesio Spanish 1, Spanish 3, Spanish 4; Syracuse University, Rutgers University; B.A., M.A.; Ruben Dario National Spanish Honor Society. x V ;. figs- Clyde R. Billings George Cuzzolino US. History 1; Bethany Col- U.S. History 2, Sociology; lege; A.B.; Debate Club. Florida University, Montclair State College; 9N x'h 1'1 Gilbert Davis U.S. History 1, Geography; Wilkes College; B.S.; Inter national Relations Club. SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies include not only the study of history, but also the study of manhs relationship to Thomas E Famks hi nvitonment O e of th hi hli hts in a U.S. History 1, Geography; S-C '- n e g g. Rutgers University; B.A.; soc1010gy class thls year was the conductmg of 3 Chess and Chakers Chm. survey on the custom of tipping, in Which the students eagerly took part. Photography CI ub. M.A.; Barbara M. Doane U.S. History 2, Psychology, Economics; Bates College, Montclair State College; B.A.; Twirlers' Adviser. Benjamin Freeiield English, U.S. History, Read- ing, N. J. Geography; Univer- sity of Mississippi, Newark State College, Montclair State College; B.A., 3.8.; Body Building and Weight Lifting Club. Helen June John J. Muller US. History 1, World History; U.S. History 2; Albright Col- Wilson College, Columbia lege, Seton Hall University; University; A.B., M.A.; Junior B.S., M.A.; Attendance Office. Class Adviser, Coin and Stamp Club. Clementine Tabor World History, M.E. History; Upsala College; 13.8.; Student Council Adviser. 13 Vivian Maggese Bookkeeping 1, Stenography 2, OHice Practice; Trenton State College, Montclair State Col- lege; 8.5., M.A.; Student Council Adviser. Robert P. McCusker Bookkeeping 1, Law 2, Busi- ness Supervision; Montclair State College; B.A.; Bowling, Eleanore M. Murphy Stenography 1, Coordinator; Indiana State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh; B.S.. Ms Ed. Robert L. Kasmer Distributivc Education, Sales; Rutgers University; B.S.; Dis- tributive Education Club. BUSINESS EDUCATION Our future business leaders must be trained in an efEcient manner if they are to serve our economy eHiciently. At ALJ, the program for commercial students offers training in the business field and supplements this training with trips to various local companies to inform the students of available opportunities. Louis Scrittorale Typing 2, Future Business America. 14 Bookkeeping 2; Paterson State College; Leaders of Edward Shustack B.S.; lege; tion. Typing; Bloomsburg State C01- B.S.; Business Orienta- Eleanor A. Weihermiller Business Education; Montclair State College, Fairleigh Dick- inson University; B.A.; Busi- ness Adviser, Lance, Current. Robert Hooper Seymour Kelin Betty Linaberry Driver Education; Panzer Colv Physical Education, Health Physical Education; Trenton luge, Montclair State College; Education, Driver Education; State COHCEC; B.S.; Girls' BAA; Bowling Club, Intra- Panzer College, Rutgers Uni- Athletic ASSOCiatiOH' mural Varsity Sports. varsity; B.S , M Ed ; Varsity Sports, Intramurals. t7' 4'98. '33. 1:19: Louis J. Peragallo Health Education, Physical Education, Athletic Director; Panzer College, New York University; BS, M.A.; Varsity Sports, Intramurals. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION With the recent stress being placed on better physical condition of our youth, our gym department has not had to make any changes which it does not normally make from year to year. Our sports program for girls as well as for boys is placed on a highly competitive basis and offers rugged, but enjoyable, Marie; Rate! - . Health Educanon; Jersey City exercxse. State College; B.A., R.N.; Li- brary Council. 1h ,. Frank J. Severage Mary E. Short Sam Timer Physical Education, Health Physical Education; Mary Physical Education; Panzer Education, Driver Education; Washington College; B.S.; College, Calvin Coolidge Col- Panzer School - Montclair Girls Athletic Association. lege; 3.5., M. Ed.; Varsity State College; B.A.; Varsity Sports, lntramurals. 15 Sports, Intramurals. John Glass Jack H. Buss Mechanical Drawing, Machine Cabinet Shop; Trcnmh State Shop; Rutgers University. College. Rutgers University; 8.5,, M. Ed; erdcarving and Woodworking Club. Leon R. Kvedar General Shop, Mechanical Drawing; Newark State Col- lege; 13.5.; Photography Club. INDUSTRIAL ARTS The students enrolled in the Industrial Arts Department are trained to be skilled mechanics, work on metal and wood projects, and can be excellent carpenters upon graduation. The mechanical drawing classes learn how to draw machines and design houses. An excellent opportunity is afforded the students to become skilled craftsmen if their talents lie in that area. Joseph A. Marzullo Hugh Tunison Metal Shop; New York Uni- Automotive Shop; Newark State College, Rutgers Univer- versity, Newark State College; sity; Automotive Club. 13.5., M.A.; Metalcraft Club. 16 Harry C. Maloney Dorothy Orsini Reading; Franklin and School Nurse; Scranton State Marshall College; Temple Uni- Hospital, Jersey City State Cole versity; A.B,, M. Ed.; Club lege; R.N., B.Ae; Health Office Director. Assistantsh Adviser. SPECIALISTS With the aid of our specialists, Regional gives aid and special attention to many people in different areas. Mrs. Orsini, our nurse, administers aid to those Who are sick and conducts the various physical health testing programs during the year. Mrs. Polonsky, in conducting her art classes, instructs the talented as well as the untalented, in the finer points of drawing, painting, and arts and crafts. Mr. Maloney helps to improve the reading skills of the slow reader and to increase the retention powers of forgetful readers. This year Ms. Vasta has two Classes of Beauty Culture majors. She instructs them in good beauty salon techniques and prepares them for work ImmedI-ately after gradutmon: . Advanced Crafts 2; Newark MISS Rhodes, out lxbtartan, IS a great help to us throughout the school State Teachers College; 3.5-; year. Many volumes and periodicals are made available to the student body Art Club- thtough her. She willingly gives advice about books and sees to it that the library is run smoothly. Rose Polonsky Fine Arts 1, Fine Arts 2, Fine Arts 3, Advanced Crafts 1, Vernie Katherine Rhodes Librarian; Rutgers University; B.S., M.L.S.; Library Council Adviser. Aida L. Vasta Beauty Culture Beginners Class, Beauty Culture Advanced Class; Rutgers University; Tips for Teens Club. 17 Linda Kelsey :Home Economics; Cornell University; B.S., M.S.; Stu- dent Auxiliary Club. Andrew Jupina Instrumental Music; Ithaca College, Pennsylvania State College, Muhlenberg College; 18 B.S., M.A.; Dance Band. HOME ECONOMICS The girls in the Home Economics Department learn the arts of housekeeping, sewing, cooking, and home management. This year the home management classes went to K005 Brothers to. look at furniture arrangements so that the girls Will be able to plan their future homes more Wisely. MUSIC To the delight of many, our Music Department puts on a Christmas Concert and a Spring Con- cert each year in the Johnson auditorium. Its efforts, however, are not confined to the limits of the school building, The band, under Mr. Jupina's direction, plays at all our football games and giyes concerts at the elementary schools in Clark and Garwood. The Bel Canto, Miss Midkiff's top singing group, sings for local civic groups and public schools, as well as in depart- ment stores at Christmastime. f Margaret O'Donnell Home Economics; College of St. Elizabeth. Seton Hall Uni- versity, Rutgers University; BS. Mildred A. Midkiff Vocal Music; Trenton State College, University of Colo- rado; B.S., M.Mus.Ed4; Na- tional Honor Society Adviser. Victorine P. Chappen Guidance Counselor; Mary- wood College, Columbia Uni- versity, Syracuse University, Athens University; BS, M.A. Carl R. Gaetano Guidance Counselor; St. Vin- cent College, Rutgers Univerr sity; A.B., M.Ed. GUIDANCE The Guidance Department helps us to decide what course of study we will follow in school and gives invaluable assistance in choosing careers. For college-bound students, it has a complete catalogue collection of the major schools in the country and it arranges for speakers to come to tell about their particular schools. Margaret S. Gams Guidance Counselor; Univers- sity of Pennsylvania, L'Uni- versite Laval, Rutgers Univer sity, New York University; B.S., MA; Robert W. Leonard Guidance Counselor; Newark State College, Seton Hall Uni- versity; B.S., M.A. 19 OFFICE STAFF Siandmg: IMrs. Rita Burleigh, Library; hirs. Gladys Easton. Secretary m Principal. Sealed: Mrs. Stella Raider, Guidance; Mrs. Dorothy VVc-lch, Main 081cc; Mrs. Lillian Haincs, SCchtary m Vic:- Principal; Mrs Margaret Halsey, Main Office. OFFICE STAFF Every day our skilled SIRE handles a great deal of work These women are responsible for completing all the clerical work needed and helping school visitors feel welcome. CAFETERIA STAFF Several hundred people are served daily by our emcient cafeteria staff. During a period of an hour and a half they work diligently to please the faculty and students with appetizing, welI-balanced meals. 20 ha Seated: Mrs. Frieda Sautter, Mrs. Robina Merrigan, Mrs. Mary Ianelli, Mrs. Eileen Thurber, Mrs. Betty Shaw, Mrs. Betty Ashley. Standing: Mrs. Edith Gulliford, Mrs. Alice Dunn, Mrs. Dorothy Toth, Mrs Teresa Garthwaite, Mrs. Anna Kairis. Mrs. Frieda Jacqucmin, Mrs. Helen Mihalko, Mrs. Caroline WOIH. Not Shawn: Mrs. Virginia Huska, Miss Margaret Maitland, Cafeteria Director. CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr, Theodore Shylovski; Mr. Warren Ruban, Head Custodian; Mr. Theodore Leber; Mr. Joseph DeLorenzo, Not Jbou'n: Mr. Jenny, Mr. Loeser, Mr. O'Rourke, Mr. Plungis, Mr. Wirth, Mrs. Sylvester. CUSTODIAL STAFF Our custodial staff keeps the building and grounds in top-notch condition at all times. In order to keep the area looking so well, they work diligently and maintain high standards of cleanliness constantly. We caught the faculty in action. 21 . . . Looking to the Future 23 Judith Ann Ackerman 12 Peter Circle Clark Nursery school teacher Quietly collect: A15 . . . National Honor Society 5,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Council, Secretary 3; Library Assistant 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3; Lance Clubs Editor 4; Girls' State Rep- resentative 4. Angela Amabile James 5. Airev 14 Riverside Drive Clark . . 1 Secretary 630 Mad1son H111 Road Clark Quiet until given a cbanre College to talk . . . Emy to know, mm to like . . . Football 1; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 2,3; Hall Guide 4; Choir 2,5,4. G1A.A. 1.25.4, Someday I411 make it over that chain! Terry L. Amon 11 Bartell Place Clark College A little nomeme now and then i: relished by the wiyeyt men! Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 123,4; Key Club 2,3, President 4; Homeroom Vice President 4, 24 Edwin W. Anderson, Jr. 64 Gertrude Street Clark College Fond 0f Iportx and good timej. Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2; Track 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Club 36; New Jersey Boys' State; Home room President 3,4; Student Council James Arthur 56 Arthur Terrace Kenilworth 3,4; Hall Guide 3; Fire Patrol 5; Home- School room Vice President 21 Life ix .rlmrl: Wlay not enjoy i1? Auto Shop Club. Nona Marie Balasic 329 New York Avenue Clark Secretary A look of innocence4 full of mixclaief! G.A.A. 1,2,3; Guidance Office Assistant 2,5. Charles E. Behringer, jr. 7 Sunset Drive Clark College Leaves future to deviny . . . Basketball 4; Baseball 3,4; Key Club; Band 1,2. Day three? Day four? N0 Study! Robert Peter Bianchi 415 Pine Avenue Garwood Mechanic No one know; what be can do 'til lJe trieJ. Football 1; Bowling 1,2; Golf 3. Frank Douglas Bihon 493 Madison Hill Road Clark Technical College Strictly a grand guy. Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3; Biology Club; Key Club; Hall Guide 3.4; Choir 2.3. Raymond R. Bertolette III 26 Bartell Place Clark Diocesan secular priest In My Maxterkr Itepj be walkj. Soccer 3,4; Golf 3; Stamp and Coin Club 1,2,3,4, President 1,2; Library Council 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Band 2; Current I. Mary Ellen Billings 24 Acken Drive Clark College A ready smile, a happy laugh, make Jamiaz'ne follow in her path. National Honor Society 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Debate Club 1; Junior Classical Icague 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Vice President 1; Home- room President 2; P.T.A. Representative 3; Senior Representative; Guidance Office Assistant 3,4; Beginning Chorus 1; Choir 4; Current 3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-chief 4. 23 Robert Boyle 1124 Puddingstone Road Mountainside Army Silent man, you're kept u: thinking: We never yet bave caugbt you winking. Jill Dolores Boytos 48 Skyline Avenue Clark Secretary Full of flzrzwalu'ayj willing to tr; .mmetbing different . . . G.A1A. 1,2354; Boys' Athletic Offlcc As- sistant 5; Lance 4. Rita Bradley 67 Willow Way Clark Marriage 'Tiy no! true 11.74! mil girl: lmz'c empty beadx . . . G1A.A1 1.23.4; Twirling Club 1,213.4; Flag Twirlcr 2; Twirler 3,4, Captain 4; Library Council 1.2; Library Assistant 1.2; Band 1,2,3; Quart 7,; Current 1. Hey gang, remember our trip to see MACBETH! Susan Brazaitis 1017 Lake Avenue Clark Nurse Quiet till you get to know laer . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; French Club; Future Nurses Club 3,4; Health Cmice Assist- 26 ant 3,4; Guidance Office Assistant 2. Evelyn Brodie 45 Hall Drive Clark Secretary Sbe find; co1zf3de72ce in quiemeu . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4. Beverly Ann Broedel 544 Ricthld Avenue Kenilworth Beautician A 5mile from friendly eyex. G.A,A. 1,3,4; Twirling Club 1,2,5; Twirler 3; Home Management Club 2; Guidance OfEce Assistant 4. ' Elizabeth Anne Buchy 23 Dawn Drive Clark French teacher A little mijcbief by the any, A little fzm to ,rpice the day. GAAA. 1,2,3; Freshman, Sophomore, junior Class Representative; French Honor Sodcty 2,3,4; French Club 3, Secretary; Twirling Club 1,2; Attend- ancc 0mm Assistant 1,2,3; Beginning Chorus 1; Choir 2,3; Bel Canto 4. Daniel Bucciante 47 Wendell Place Clark Navy A friendly guy ztlyo alwayx 1.7m time for fun Football 1. Vivian Burbage 35 Kathryn Street Clark Private music teacher A happy heart, a planing mmmer. G.AAA. 1,2,3; Band l,2,3,4; Beginning Chorus 1; Bel Canto 2. Carft I please go up these stairs? Edmund Burke 4'1, 527 Willow Avenue Garwood Service A friendly guy who enjoy: a good time. Golf I. Margaret Jean Cajka Sandra Helene Burg 108 Georgia Street Clark Secretary A little Ienle. a little nonlenJe, and a medmre of work. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; German Club; Home- room Secretary 4. 27 Benjamin Street Clark Receptionist A tbimbleful of laughter . . . G.A.A. 1,2,4; Distributive Education 4; Health Office- Assistant 1. 27 Why are you crying? Angelica Caterino 122 Lincoln Boulevard Clark Secretary I lcr u'm-ds were Iimplc 4nd lwr ,rrml Jinwre. G.A.A, 1.3.3.11; FBLA. Peter M. Campana 18 Brant Avenue Clark School A fszoriag guy with a keen Jeme of humor. Basketball 1. john P. Casoni 212 Walnut Street Garwood College 5,; 1 1! He may be quiet but 4150 fr ?- 5v be i: bright. k1 k$ 1 41.3 Clair Marie Cook 64 Cornell Drive Clark Beautician Knowledge and laughter Ml! be her; forever , . . GVAA. 1,2,3,-4; Junior Class Secretary; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Beginning Cho- rus 1. Linda Lee Certo 101 Anchor Place Garwood Receptionist A glzzmorom Jenior . . . Remember tboye long, dark trenes. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Nancy Lee Collins 127 Willow Way Clark Beautician Joy 6077261, grief goal, we kvww not how . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Homeroom President 2Y Homeroom Vice President 3; Student Council 2,5; Boys' Health OfEce Assist- and 2; Lance 4 28 I65 only tear gas! Edward F. Colwell 450 Bccch Avenue Garwood Undecided He bad a quick wit and a ready laugh. I: Lynn Kathy Crook 247 Oak Ridge Road Clark Business A quiet girl willy many . . good qualitieL' Nell Cornellsse G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Current, Typing Staff 4', 413 Fourth Avenue Garwood F'B'L'A. 4' Vocational school Silent in bi; manner but merr; in bi; way. Carol Ann Cunningham 108 Delia Terrace Clark Secretary A linle pixie ubo': full of life and laughter. G.A.A. 1.23.4; French Club 2; Cheer leading Club 2.3; IV. Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Homeroom Secre- rary 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3; French Honor Society 3.4; Boys' Health Office Assistant 2; Guidance Office Assistant 4; Beginning Chorus 1. Joan Marie Daghita 66 Colonial Drive Clark College From quiet people . come great thing. Geraldine Curran G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Guid- 5 Georgian Drive Clark ance OfEce Assistant 3; Band 3. Beautician Tbougly 1,96,! Jmall in stature, tlaere'; plenty of fun in bar! G.A1A. 1; Homeroom Secretary 2; Health OHice Assistant 4. 29 Fred John Davey 617 Willow Avenue Garwood Military service A fellow who takej life ax it come: . . . Rod and Gun Club 3; Fire Patrol 4. judith Ann De Blossi S. l Joyce E. Dean 115 Gibson Boulevard Clark Nurse 90 Emerald geiiiician Clark A peppy litlle package of fun . . . G.A.A. 1.2.5.4; Checrlcading Club 2.3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Sophomore Class Representative; Senior Class Representa- tive; G.A.A. Sccrctary 4; Guidance Offlce Assistant 2; Artcndancc Offlcc- Assistant 4; Main Office Assistant 4; Beginning Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,5; Choir 4. Her xweet penanality bay made many friend; for Iver at Regionall G.A.A. 1,2,3. Phyllis Teresa DeGutis Anybody do their biology homework? 303 Hickory Avenue Garwood Marriage Her Imiling face will win her friend: in any place. G.A.A. 1,2,4; Distributive Education 911b,; Vice1 Eresident 4; Homeroom Vice Jo Ann Deremer Robert Craig DeRonde 710 Center Street Garwood 48 ROSE Avenue Springfield . Business Navy AH 117 ;ng 47? d0??? well You can't always do what you like that 47? d0 ? 151111718191: but you can like what you do! G.A.A. 12.5.4; F.B.L.A. 2. Joyce Elizabeth Dillberger 33 Lexmgton Boulevard Clark Linda Lee Dobbs Work . . ' Her word: are few and far between. 46 COIOUIQI-DUVC Clark Margaret Dolezal Alrlme hostess . A flmJoying girl 36 Harnson Street Clark and a good friend. Comptometer operator G A A 12 34 Full of charity - . , ,.,- and full of craft . . . National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4, President 4; N.F.L. 1,2; junior Class Treasurer; Home Manage- ment Club 2; Attendance OfEce Assist- ant 2,3,4; Current 4. That freshman is taller than I am! James M. Eilbacher G.A A. 1,2,4; Band 3,4; Dance Band 4; Guidance 0330: Assistant 4. Gayle Regina Donahue William Eardley 201 North Lanell Clark . CO e 1161 Rarltan Road Clark 401 Center Stfeet Garwood Not a worry ineltgbe world . . . Elementary teacher Au Force b 11 1- B k b 11 17 1 4 B b 11 Friendly to all. Hi: words were simple FOOI 3- as etia ,3, H ase 3. . . I 123,4, Club 56, Hall Guxde 5,4, Jbe add: clmrm to :my group . . . and law mul :mcere. Homeroom President 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses 1,2; Latin Club 2; Student Auxiliary 5,4; Guidance Offlce Assistant 3; Attendance Oiice Assistant 4. FM; 3 1 Ray Evers 340 Pine Avenue Garwood Vocational school There? many :1 true u'nrd mid in jext! Soccer 2; Basketball 3; Baseball 2; Track 2,4; Stamp and Coin Club; Rod and Reel Club; Boys' Athletic Omcc Assist- ant 3. Patricia Ferreira 18 Linda Lune Clark Teacher A winning 1222110. A dmim to plane and JUinm bmfing bulb uf Ibeyc. Natimml Honor Sutit'ty '1; CLA. A. 1.2.3.71: .1.V. Chrcrlcadur 1; Homeroom Secretary 2; Bel Canto 3.4, Vice Presi- dcnt 4; Chocrlcading C1ub 2.5; French Club 2; French Honor Society 2,3,4; Freshman Chums l: Chnir 2; Operatic Festival 1.2.3.4; All-Statc Chorus j9,4; QII-Eagcrn Chorus 3; Senior Executive Louncxl; Lance Litcrary Editor 4. What do you mean 4borrow my b00161 - Thomas L. Ford, Jr. 4 Hall Drive Clark College Tlae rule of my life i; to make buyineu a pleamre and pleamre my buying; . . . Basketball 1,2,4; Bowling 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Homeroom President 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. David Evans 444 Pine Avenue Garwood Undecided No one know: what be can do until he tries! Football 1,2,3; Photography Club 2,3,4; Fire Patrol 4. Kathleen Anne Finnerty Iris Ellen Ftiedfeld 16 Garside Place Clark Elementary teacher Friendly and carefree-4 a great friend . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Future Nurses Club 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Student Auxiliary 3,4; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Guidance Office Assistant 3; Beginning Chorus 1; Current 1. 640 Madison Hill Road Clark Beautician The only way to have a friend i: to be one. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. 32 Philip Robert Frowery 140 Gertrude Strcct Clark College Todzq if the tomorrow float I worried about yarterdayf Bel Canto 5,4; Choir 2; All-Statc Chorus 3; AII-Fastcrn Chorus 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Current Music Editor 4. Stephen Friedman H Hillcrcst Drive Clark College Xlxn'cufnl i?! all be due.t'.' Funtbull 5.11; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1,1. You,ve had it for two weeks now! Steve Gardiner 49 Harding Avenue Clark Air Force There 2': 720 time like the prexeml Football 1,2; German Club 2,3. Thomas W. Gambino, Jr. 6 Acken Drive Clark College Dry blmzor and quick 1m? . . . Wrestling 3,4; Track 2,3,4; German Club 1,2; Key Club 3,4, Senior Director 4. Kathleen Fullen 68 Hutchinson Street Clark Nurse Chatter; like a typewriter , . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3 Latin Club 1,3; Nursing Club 1, Homeroom Vice President 4; Guidance 061cc Assistant 11 ,4; 2; Jane Carolynn Gawales 1136 Westfield Avenue Clark Secretary A quiet girl will: many good qualitiey. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4V Michael D. George 1157 Maurice Avenue Clark College . 1171711; bi; pmarmmlit; and NI! be'x mre Ir; g0 fmz' Soccer 1,2,$.4; Bowling 11; Golf 1; Hall Guide 1'1; junior Class Prusidcm; Chgm- istry C1ub 5.4; SludrnK Council 8,4; Nu- dent Council Vice President 4; Band 1.2. Wayne William Gorski 28 Dcnman Avcnuc Clark Art teacher Szza'eu beckom the willing worker . . . Soccer 3,4; Wrestling 3; Track 3; Main Office Assistant 1,2;3; Lance 2,3,4; Q1421! 2,3; Current I. 34 Who, me, . . . cut in line? Peter j. Gillespie 283 Garrett Road Mmmminsidc 1:011ch 1mm! fur Ibo rzrinHu in Ms mm and yulz'll lnmr luh tuning 1 Smurf 3. Edward Philip Getchis 43 Lefferr's lane Clark Undecided A lillle guy with big ambition! Football 2,3,4; W'restlin'g 1,3; 1; Kay Club 3,4. Bowling , Theodore Griffin 207 Hickory Avenue Vocational school ch'cr a u-nrry am! nczW' a mm... Garwood Bowling 2; Distributive Edumtion Club 1X-- .' :, f M? :q51 :,' x -1 5311. : Anthony Granata 735 Hayes Avenue Clark I.B.M. A friendly guy with 4 190110 for everyone. Fire Patrol 3,4; Distributive Education Club 4. What time does the bell ring?? 7'! WWIIium Michael Griffin 1673 RJrium Rand Clzlrk XVinduw duummr Um' Hf Hump wry ha Hlm 11kt Jllllflll cu'rleing 11m! lmzz' fur tllklihw. BmplmH I1 Dmnhutiu- Elunation 4; 11.111 1.111111- L Library Axsistunl 2.3. AW .Q. V7 K 1 Barbara Ann Grmek 7,4 NASSAU Street C1;1rk Secretary A11 allnzuizc cheerleader 242le u d.l:zlmg pemmmlily . LLAJX, 1.33J. Hnmrnmm Prcsidcnt 1; 1'1urr1cax1ing Club 1.213; 11V Cherr- lmdcr 5; Varsity Chccrlradcr. Captdm 4. f ,1 I 15147 5 james Vincent Guerriero 78 North Axumc Undecidcd AH 1111 .Immnl nice chnn' In innit . . . Ggrwood Fuutball 11 W7 ' 3 Georgiana Gurrieri 211 Third Avenue Legal secretary A good linener. but a belief talker . . . G1A.A. 133,4; Debate Club 1,2,3; N.F.L. 3; Student Auxi1iary 3; F.B.L1A. 3,4, Secretary 4; Lance 4; Current Ad- vertising Editor 4. G a rwood james Edward Grygutis 31 Union County Parkway Clark College A real mmir later and a fszoing gtof Bio1ogy Club 2.3; Sound Studio 1,2,3; Hall Guide 5; Dancr Band 11237.4; Band 1,234; Combined Band 123,4, XWilliam F. Haines, jr. 43 Kathryn Street C1ark Service Hikr unrd; u'yre J'implc and My my! ,rinwra' Thomas Harkness 236 Valley Road Clark College He; mme fmm 111113001 not far auuy; W'c'zv ldzrgbl lJim that life im'r all play' FootbaHA 3. 1Bloomheld Technical School 1,2,3J Brian Hart 45 Colonial Drive Clark Hair stylist A .rlmrp guy zvitb a rommztz'c ' eye . . 36 Marjorie Elizabeth Harper 316 Locust Avenue Garwood Elcmcntnry teacher Kiudncn In mcrlwnc': friwm'lmen to all . . . G.A1A. 1,2331; F.T1A1 23,4; Cheerlead- ing Club 2,5,11;.Homcroom SeCretary 7.4; Guidannc Othcc Assistant 1,2; Choir 3; Ed Canto 41 Virginia Dodd Harris Gunw x ml 213 Locust Avenue English teacher A marry hon! mul-w .1 t'lJFCfflII Umufwmumu'f Spanish thiuxml Hormr Sunny 5,4; F.T.A. K71; U,A,A 1113,11. Humunmm Vim; PrL-snh-m 1.3, ChL-rrlmding Llub ?,L Chair Mi; Unhhnw 0111111 Avist- ant R: Cnrnn! chnru'r R'I. A test on Harbrace - now? Kathleen Joy Hartig 16 William Street Clark Commercial artist Bright and ,wmppy. alum I happy G.A.A. 1.2.314; Art Club 1.4; Guidarja- Office Assistant M1; Attendants 011m; Assistant 2. Barbara Ann Hasselmun 51 Pine Avenue Garwood Surcmry Surrun lzwimzv Mu zziHmy unrbw' . G A A 1.23.93. Guixhnw 0111:1- ARQKP um i Main 01171111 Assistant '1 Curry ! 7 . Lea Joyce Heckeroth 504 Raritan Road Clark College Quiet and dependable. 54min! :md likeable . . . G A.A. 123,4; French Club; F.T,A. 2,3,4; Student Council; Health Office Assistant; Beginning Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Chair 3,4; Cm'rcH! News Edi- tor 3, :1- Dorothy Elizabeth Haut u-v . y. . . hm Inkc Aunuc Clark Thomas George Haydu Legal secretary 1411quth- it a 80W! 317 Hazel Avenue Garwood beginning for a fric'ndfl'zip! Undcmdcd Laughter am 43 I GAVA. 2.5; Guidance OHiLu Assistant . uu'umpmzm bzm . . . nginnlng Chorus 1; Ulct Club 3, h Hr l. 2; 5; 1,11 copy it during Bel Canto! Kenneth Robert Hennessy Barbara Elizabeth Heckman 17 Linwln Boulevard Clark College 5 PWSCOH Turn . Clark HIE friendlinen and permnalig Marrlage Hill make him a Juicenf Life um created m be enjoyed . . . G.A A. 1.23.4. Russian Club 3; Art Clu'h 2,3,4 Gail Johanna Hesse 57 Prescott Turn Clark Medical technician Fzzll of fr'iendlinem, will: a ynzile for all. G.A.A 1,2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; German Club 1,2,3; Homeroom Vice President 1; Beginning Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Choir 3,4; Health OHicc Assist- ant I,2,3,4. 37 Brenda Joyce Hildebrand 1063 Rarimn Road Clark College Yrm mu't uhmzyx do .rmncflu'ug you like. 1211! Jun am like u'ZmI yon Jo. G.A1A. LAME; Guiddmc 011.151; Assist- and 1; Choir Mi; Current 41 John W'ayne Hilliard Geraldine Hidi 484 Fourth Avenue Garwood 21 Coldcvin anld Clark Beautician Marines Nolbing gram! zz'm Qz'er czubiez'ed FHH f pranbr 1 WWW dd?! Il'illjonz mnl-Uljlidfm . . . Football 1.2; WWCHHHIL' 1:110wling L2; W Hnmcmnm Prcudcnt 1; Homumnm Vm- PrL'sidcm 2 G.A1A. 1.3.17.4: Art Club 1.2; Lance 41 ASDF - IKL; Ronald Charles Holzhuuser 31 Alice Innc- Clark College II'J Him In be natural u'bmz jrm'rc naturally Him. Hall Guido fl; Firc Patrol 4; Choir 2,3. Richard R. Himpele Richard C. Horbacz 4 Terry Lane Clark 60 Fourth Avenue Garwood Business Quiet; shy; I711! a friendly guy . . . Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1,2,3,4;C1ub 56; Key Club 2,3,4; Hall Guide 3.4; Fire Patr01 3,4; Homeroom President 2; Homeroom Vice President 1,4; Choir 3. 58 College A frimzdlj guy who alway; 12m time for fun! Wrestling P5,4; Track 3; Club 56 4; Hall Guide 4; Homuroom Treasurer 1,3; Homeroom Vice Prcsidcnt 2. VUillium Rubcrt Howes 021nm x x1 ' -' 213 New Street M v 1 1 ,1 1 College 1 6' UVMH BMW :zmmzd Qx 1 yun'r'v rm'y lo 0:111; fIML Fumhull 1,1, BdskL-tbull 3.; BustbaIl 1.1.511; Huma-mnm Prcsidcm 1; Fir:- letr012,$ . a 1 5 Web $191 I Francis john Hotz 31 Bronksidc Lune Berkeley Hts. XVurI-x' HJppy. fUHJ. mmc ubul Hwy. Hunk him in wan 11113! 1,11 master this yet! Louis A. Jacques 14 Thomas Drive Clark Air Farce Hp muitzlz'zw in MI! mm. for gliHiNc' penpla' mevmum PrcsML-m 1.2.1; FnotbaH 1,2: W'rcsding 1. Karen Joyce Hutcr 262 Summit Road Marriage A72 zzlfmrfiz'c Honda ulm lulu. to lure flmf CLAA. 13.1.11; Nursing Club 2. Mountainside Robert A. Husth 1313 Raritan Road Clark Commercial art Giflyd u 171; ambition X75 14H! umamplirb ljif goal, Baskude 1.11: Basrball 1,3,1; Art C1ub 3.1: C1uh 36 1; 11311 Gmdc 11. Peter Anthony Jimn $2 Locust Drive Clark Cullcgc Noiflwr 1m; mrclum HM' lrm Md. 7101' Mo Jlndiwu. 7101' Ian limlf Homuroom Prcbikk'nt E Homeroom RL-prtsc'mkuivu 1', Biulugy Club 23,11; Hull GuiJu '1; Fin- Patrnl -'1; Curran! 1; Lance Business Editor 4; Soccer 2,3,4. 39 ths going to blow up Put ricia I rene juncs 123 Brouduuly Clark College Ayn'nu. lnnzvh'dyu. am! agilinl WMW .1 .QIrX u i217 221mb abilirH U AJX 1,32, 5; Frvmh Club 3.11; IIUFHL'V mum Vlu' Prt-xidynt l; Hnmunmm SUI;- rvmry 3; Homvmum Viw President 3; Humvnmm Trunurcr 3, huinmc Olhu' Amismnr l. Am-mldmr Uiilu- Assistant 4: Currcn! Fmturc Editor 1; Lance 4. Ralph C. Johnson 1148 Forest Drive Clark ; Biologist Marl: to my, yet more to do . . . Irene G. Jones Track 3,4; Biology Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 7 , , , 4; Chemistry Club 2; Philosophy Club 421 VJUQ Rtsmd . Clark 2,3; Explorers 2.3; German Club 54; , ccretary Photography Club, Secretary-Treasurer Ca2r1ml.mmpmed. 4; Body Building Club 4; Band 1,2; and cooperaziz'e . . . Lance 4, G.A.A. 1.3.4, Paulette Susan Koehler 104Blakc Drive Clark Makc-up artist Alzuzyr laugh u'ljcn yon am, z't'J Cbcap media'irzvf giAJK, 1,3; Distributive Education Club if x .. Virginia June Karmazyn 40 Grand Street Clark Kindergarten teacher For .mme may talk and some may Judith Ann Kocska , 2 G Ajax? 13310 01:05:92 806 Old Raritan Road Clark . . A , ,,,+; xoogy u -, ecre- ' tary 3; PTA. 2,3; Checrleading Club H .1 undfuiedk 1,2; Pep Club 4; Senior Executive Coun- er 51 em 10105 5 6 69175 - - ' cil 4; Homeroom Secretary 2; Home- G.A.A,1,2,374, room Secretary-Treasurer 3; Health Office Assistant 3,4; Bel Canto 2,3,4; Beginning Chorus 1; Glee Club 4; All-Stare Chorus 3,4; Lance 4. 40 the Chemistry Lab Cu role Len Kul fenbnch '3 Schmidt Lune Clark Professionm dancer Her dummy fat! are czjdevuc Hf u ligbl bowl, U.A.A. 1.2.1.53; Hnmcmum Surctary 4; Hralth 0111M Assistant 5. Main 0111M Axsistum 11; Library Assismm 3.1412119 4; Curran! 1v, Charlotte Kopp 136 Tookcr Avenue Beautician Clyeerflzlneu and good will make labnr ligbt . , . Springfleld N 1 Diane Judy Kowalsky 43:0 Lafayette Avenue Kenilworth Beautician Smile and the zmrld urill 17c 30an G.A.A. 3.3.4. Richard J. Krbavac 82 Briarhcath Lane Clark College Quiet in appearance with notion; unkvzou'n 4 . . Biology Club 2; Treasurer 3, President 4; Rod and Gun Club 4. 1' Jam Robert J. Kosik 6 Briarhcath Lanc- Clark College Heard little but wen plenty Homeroom Vice President 1,2; Home- room President 4; Club 56, Prfsidem 4; Choir 1; Bel Canto 2, Treasurer 3,4. Steven Kubinski 242 Valley Road Clark School A little nameme now and then i; relijbed by the u'ijejt men! Football 1,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Library Assistant 1,2.3,4; Audio-Visual Aids 1,2,3,4; Current Photographer 3,4. 41 Diary Ann Kump 3,9 Kathryn Srrcct Cluk Secretary A girl of fur 24mm. INN MM 0f Ibo mtwlf Bmlogy' 11117 l; anllth Oxrtllu' Axxixmrn 1; chnmng: Chums l; Bg-l Ldntn .73; AllrfintL-rxu Chorus i Opumtn FtstiMII 1i tmnm. Typing Surf '3. Digtribmnu Ihlumtiun Club L W'ultcr I3. Kutsop. jr. 36$ Hridlg P.Ith Muunminxidc Stephen Kutch College 17 Glrnwnnd Trrmcc ClJrk 33W um? JXUJM JH ulu! VIII lily COHCSC hm unzr mt; XM'L' a 1m! will JIM His pwiwmzh'lj. wmu Hf lwmur' .1an ' ' Mil nmb' Mm My hm! of gum u 0 AIM aim 11.1w In An L .n'wmm'. Fumhlil 1.1.3 Buwling KL lhll szh E i: Humcmnm Vuc Prcx'iJrnt i Isn,t it lunch time yet?? Ihomag NI. Lcwzmmnx ski . . lzdwnrd Llcb 1720 WICSIOVCI Rum! Clark Naval architect A fellow HVW A116,! lift m i! L ! 10er 5+9 Myrtle Avrnuc Gurxumd SL'rViLc JIM! Mr, M 171011 NIH In 1m, mmlng; fru nf m 1mm u 11qu anxtlinlu 1.2.5; Bmdull 3. Art Club 3 Ruth Mary Lewentowicz 350 Valley Road Clark Secretary A m'ecl. ,rz'lcnt girl: A true friend . G.A A. 1.2.3.4; F.B.I..A. 3,4. 42 Walter Lilley 400 Oak Ridge Road Clark College A great guy with a marvelam voiceK Football 1; BasketbaIl 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Union County Inter- Schulastic Golf Champion 1,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Homeroom President 3; Homeroom Vice President 4; Bel Canto 34, President 4, Studcm Leader 4; Choir 1,2,3,4, Student Leader 3,4; All-State Chorus 4; A114Eastcrn Chorus 3. Norman John Liehn 25 Locust Groxjc Drivc Clark john W. Lienhard College . 1:0, 1m 1'; Mn ,le qm'g, 400 Thlfd Avenue Garwood Lind 111.7019 nature net'er zurier 1 . . C035! Guard 6 Advanced Biology Club 2,5,4; Audio- Hanfhomg 01 I ,y. Visual Aids 3,4; Firv Patrol 4; Band H95 qlate a guy- 1,2,5.4; Duncc Band 123,4; Regional Basketball 2,3,4. Band 5,4; Current Photographer 2,3,4, Advertisement Department 1,3,4. Not the language lab again! Leora B. Liskovec hiargrit Linge 35 Hillcrcst Drive Clark Clerk Life 1'; not full u-ilbom delight! G.A.A, 135,4; F.B.L1A. 3,4; Guidance 0111ch Assistant 3,4. 328 Hickory Avenue Garwood Hotel receptionist One 01' mn' foreign .rmdenu u'lm 2'1 wry zt'cll liked 1 . . Gcrman Club 4. George Nicholas Locke 623 Willow Avenue Garwood Air Force Enjaying life tome; naturally . . . Photography Club 2,3,4; Weight Lifting Club 4; Current 1; Library Assistant 3. t 1, 43 Edward Lubrzmo 1189 Rurimn Road Clark Business A gig with a ,mme punmmlily .md a fine In nmtvbf Football 1,3,3; Basketball 1'. Ter 3: Bel 111mm 1.2.13; Hornc-mom inixlvnr 1,2; FirL- Patrol 1,1. 111111 Umdv 1.1; Kcy Club 2.1.31. Distriburix'c Ik1umtion C1ub 11. Geraldine L. Loffxo Stunlevx Ii. Macunka 35 Florence Drive Clark Fashion school A ,rmile i1 4 mark of friendlinmxf Homeroom Secretary 1; Homeroom President 3; F,B.L.A. 2.3.11; G.A.A. 1,2551; Guidance Office Assistant 5; English Department Assistant 4; Curr rent, Typing Staff 3. 20 Gloria Strccr Clark Undecided 77w nm-lil Is 11 funk Hf mrJu zbwf' full 0f 11110117 anerH 1, BJmebJH 1; ILIwaH 1 janet Belle Mac Neil 24 Prescott Turn Clark Modeling school Liz'in'. Likin', am! Langbin' . . . Homeroom ViCC President 1.4; B0331 Athletic omce Assistant 4; G.A.A, 1,41 Clara Machin Richard William Maguire 2O Poplar Terrace Clark Navy Toil. my the proverb. ix llJc Jirc of fame . . . FootbaH 1; Rod and Gun Club 5,4. 46 South 23rd Street Kenilworth Beautician Tlae greateyt Hening i; a pleamm friend. G.A.A. 2,3. 44 John T. hIalko 312 Cedar Street Business Quick 1171aLm771i72g, liked by all . . . Golf 2,3,4. Garwood Richard Charles Maksimowich 24 Ivy Strcct Clark Air Force Nulhmg Ignaz! um czw' mlnu ml u filmy! wzllrmiamzl Buwlmg 3. Track 2, But therek a test today! L.-- Gary Gerald Markiewicz 1 17 Thomas Drive Clark Navy He lm; many friend; by being one. Football 2; Wrestling 2,4; Track 2,3,4, A rlene Nancy Marczak 29 Thomas Drive Clark Secretary A mmbination of mmzy good thing . . . Health OtTlcc Assistant 4; Beginning Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Choir 3,4. Audrey Jean Marchell 1565 Brookside Rd. Mountainside Beautician Forzt-looje and fancy free . . . 0AA 1,2,4. chmf .. f: Judith Louise Mason Garwood Physical education teacher A good 5170f! in all Ilia doe: . . . G.A.A. 123,4; Lance Girls' Sports Editor 4. 314 Myrtle Avenue 45 g. 4 M. Dorothy R. Matthews 255 Wiestfield Avenue Clark Bookkeeper Her Ziz'cb pcrmmzlitj, 1mm gained bcr mum friwzzh , G.A.A 1.2.3.34; Homeroom Su'rcmry I; 7 Homeroom Treasurer -; Homeroom Rtprcscnmrivc K Lllrrknl Y. Lama2 Ai. WHlliam McCormack 49 Florence Drive Clark Auto mechanic Friendly and Carefree u'ilb a flair for fun . . . Fumball Ll; Wrestling: I.2,5.4; Track 1. 46 112 Hayes Ax'cnue Clark Choir 4. Everybody out of the showers - - Leroy N. MtAdums H Pn'wm Tum LlJrk Sonia- CJINI yuztrwlf: I'm m'zer wrwm! IimthH I. W'n-xtlmg l, Bzmlmy 1,! Catherine Mazzei Bookkeeper Il'f niw m 120 nalzzml 1417c ym'rc izutilrulZly mid Kenneth Edward Meixer 813 Duwn Drive Clark College lhlmlij luff; am! laughing . . . Firn- Patml 1.23, H411 Guide 3.4; Audinlwdl Aids 1. james Meade 316 Parkway Drive Clark College I 017718. I mun I left! Club 56 'Il; Bel Canto 2,3; Speech and Dramatic Club 2.1;; Hall Guide 3; AudirrVisuaI Aids 2; Spanish Club 4. The ball just rang! Frances Mary bhele WIO ldlkc Avenue Mcdiull surcmry All thing we done u 61! MM! JI'L' Jam uzllirzgh . . . QJNA. 1.3.5, I; Dc'ban- aml Forum Club; PTA 3.5.3. Culur Guard Club 1.,5'. Cllccrluxdlng Club I. Htulth Offlu' Assistant 3; Cllrrpnl Publicity Editor 4. Clark Ann Milstein 833 Lake Avenue Cl.lrk Anthropologist A lmlf pin! dlzl'Jj'J on 1119 go! CLA A. 1.23.4; Debate And Forum Club 1; Current Feature Editor 4; Color Guard Club 2,5,4; Color Guard 5,4, . .npmin 5!; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Tuxrlmg Club 1; Guidance Othcc Assist- ant hi. Harvq Cory Mills. II 40 Ridge Road Navy YUII grow up the rim you bare gonr jGrJt real laugh Clark Kathleen Nlary IVIiller 11 Hilltop Avenue Clark Medical secretary Happineu i; earned. 7m! enmmzlered . . . CLAJX. 1,2391; ETA. 3,4; Club 56 4; Homeroom President 1.4; Homcmom Vice President 3; HOTUL'I'OOm Secretary 2: Visual Aid 23.1; DramaziL Club '4; Chcrrlcading Club 2: Pep Club 3; Main Ofsiu- Assistant IA; Lain? 4. 43-, Richard C. hiiskovich 16 Armstrong Drive Clark College Barbara Ann Minarchenko Full of friendlincu- trill? :1 5711170 far all . A . 44 Colonial Drive Clark Secretary Myth 10 Jay. .18! more to do. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Health OHice Assistant 1.5. Bowling 2,4; Baseball 2.3.4; Choir 1.2. 47 Janet Ann LVIiSkowitz 2. 5 Pine Strcct Clark Secretary Humor mmbirzed 11-1117 imagination 4 . . G,A,A. 1,2,3,4; Lame 41 Karen Thegrfese Moran 8 Durham Drive Clark Teacher A wry intelligent mzd peppy little lmlf pint. National Honur SoCiL-ty 3,4: PTA. 2,314. Membership Chairman 31 Vice President 4; Current Feature Editor 4; Cheerleading Club 2,3,4; j.V. Cheer- leader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Home- room Secretary 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Guid- ance OfEcc Assistant 3,4. W1illiam R. Neaves 64 Ruddy Street Clark Hairdresser Not a worry in the world . , . Basketball 3,4; Track 3. Alan Mushette 42 Skyline Avenue Clark College T0 eat. Jleep. and be merry i1 192': aim! Football 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 4; Homeroom President 2,3; Choir 1.2. 48 Dax'id Morrell 17 James Avenue Clark College He ix ,rlmrp am! by i: trim; be'r a mrbcr fur bir 1126.4 Smu'r 1,3,4; ankrtball 1; W'rcstlmg 411anling 23; Bascball 1. Book Report! Patrick J Nesgood 17 Dawn Drive Clark Military service Maker a friend of 1le be meeuf Soacr 2.4; Bowling 7, Sharon 1i. Nied 7 UurHidc Phcc Clark Fashion designer Peter R. North 41 Third Avenue College The good lime; more 119ml mmpenmle fur flay bad! Garwood Basketball 1; XWn-stling 1,2,4; Bowling 1,2: Fire Patrol 1 Robert John Norris Prat; In 141115, uitb: 31 Ridgc RUM! Clark nifty m tall? zz'ilb . , . V Navy' C A A 1 1S 1' Ccrmm Hub 7 31 Ivmcl, fun. 4111'! many are popular 1'. ,., ,-. ,- , 71 1 -. S; ' 1 ' ' Linn Club 1, Trcasurcr 3,1; Art Club, ulfb HJH llkeable guy, President -1.71.Lhccrlui'ax11n.u Club 2,351; Fuurball 1; Soccer 2; Tka 1,2,4; huhhmc Orha- Assnstam 31 Choir 21 What Book Report? Kevin Michael O'Brien 321 XWcsr Lane Clark College 328 Second Avenue Tln'ry ix nu limo like the prmenl! Auto mCChaniC anw 15.1nd 3.4; Rod and Gun Club 3; A 10'11'1 1 1U? ICUIWJ lbmg. Advamcd Biology Club 4: Basketball 3; Band 1,2311 Joseph C. Papandrea Garwood Janice Parker 102 Sunrise Lane Clark College There are nro day; a zreelz I newr zz'm'ry abom- j,mtcrdaj am! mmon-oux' G.A1A. 123,4: F.T,A. 25,31: Twirling Club 2; Student Council 1.2; Senior Executive Council 4; Freshman Class PrcsidL-nt: Sophomore Class Vice Presi- dent; Junior Class Vice President; Senior Class Treasurer; Heahh thcc Assistant 3; Lance Activities Editor 4, 4 9 Marianne Paul 6 Runnymede Road Clark Executive secretary Almzyx be ubeerfztl. lmppj, am! gay: newer let trouble; gel in 3mm zmy . . . National Honor Society 4; Spanish Na- tional Honor Society 23:1; F.3LA. 2,73, Vice President 4: Freshman Class Trcns- urcr; Senior Class Sccrcmry; Hnmcmum Secretary Ki; Current 3; Laws 4; G A.A. 1.2,393. 749 5x 7f X S 1 V V f V? John W. Patten Anna May Pearson 314 Parkway Drive Clark 1793 Dakota Street Clark Commercial pilot Receptionist Be true to err word. jUIlr work, and your friend; G.A.A 3. Nerer do today what you ran do in clan tomorrow! Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1 2,3. Fm sorry Pm late but I . . Carolyn Martha Peterson 410 Valley Road Clark Marriage Happinen i; no! meelljing J rm get. but mmclbing you gira' G.A.A. 2,3,4; Art Club 3,4; Distributive Education Club 4. mp. . s : 1 . ;? ;- r Ben Pickarski 265 Hickory Avenue Garwood College mey and briglyt. am! a great drummer! Wklight Lifting Club 4; Band 12,3 , Joseph T. Penyak 524 Myrtle Avenue Garwood College A Immorom fellow who really cmjoyy fmz . . Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3.4; Fire Patrol 3. 50 Theodore Pryll 33 Wcsrficld Avenue Clark Vocational school A penrm looked up In by lair companion; may be cmuidcred a mmzK Football 1,2,14; Bowling 1; Baseball 1; Track 5. Dolores A nn Pieper 73 William Street Clark Teacher Singing and Laughing from morning 'til night . . . GAA, 123,4; Homeroom President 1; Freshman Class Vice President; Home- room Treasurer 2; Homeroom Vice President 3; Spanish National Honor Society 2,3, Secretary 4; F.T.A. 1,2; Attendance Office Assistant 1,2,3. John B. Ragonese 431 Pine Avenue College A friend to many mzd friendly 10 4111 Football 3; Track 1; Golf 3; Hall Guide 3; Bel Canto 2. Garwood Detention . . . Well . . . Yes, 1111 come! Edward H. Ratcliffe 38 Post Road Clark Auto mechanic A fellow u'bo take; life a; it 60mm! Basketball 1,2,5; Bowling 1; Homeroom Treasurer 4, Lester S. Ragonese 451 Pine Avenue Garwood College A likeablc gay; 4 great football player: and our own Mr, RegimzaP. . . Football 123,4; Baseball 123,4; Home- room Vice President 2.4; Homeroom Secretary 3; Student Council 4; Key Club 2. Diane Barbara Reale 340 Valley Road Clark Executive secretary A little J8me, a liltle 71071.1'8721'8. and a meamre 0f 14'0er National Honor Society 4; Freshman Class Secretary; Sophomore Class Treas- urer; Homeroom President 3; Senior Class chrvscntative; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4, Vice President 3; Twirling Club 2; Senior Executive Council 4; Student Council 3,4; Lance typing Editor 4. 51 HOW can we order the freshman around? Charles Connulltx' Rettig 32 Hawthorne Drive Clark Enginccr Aml rllll Ilu'y .vntrml and Hill Ilzc u'nmlcr grub llml nm' mun'r bc'uzl umltl mrry all Im know! N.Himml Honor Smicry KIT, Math Hub 1,2,4; Biology Club Bfw; KH' Club 5,4, Phomgmphy l lnb 3,3,4, linskrrhull 8,-3, Snumi Suuhn 1,2,i-3; AmixxuNismnl Aids 1,2,3gi; Luna- '5; l'Izrr-mzl Mi. Joanne Reilly s Hillside Avenue Clark Alfonso Rendam, ' College A rml gnarl 5pm! in all .rlJe doc; 243 Second Avenue Garwood and well liked b9 all . . . SChOOl. 0AA 2,5,4: French Club 2; Smdent An all around mcv fellnu' Auxiliary 3; Checrleading Club 2,3 m know , ' ' 3 Bowling 1,2; Factball 5 Roderick Scott Rodgers 338 Parkway Drive Clark College llvlml 11x life Iz'illmzz! mmil' zmd zlanrm'g? Spanish l'lub 3: Marching; Band; Ad- x'anu'd Band; Dante Band; Curry ! 4. Candid Camera and Advertising: Sraff. . Linda Theresa Riccardo 447 Pine Avenue Garwood Teacher Digvzied Jometimej; nzzkclaieviom often; popular alwayi . . . National Honor Society 4; Debate Club ' 1; Latin Club 1; Dramatics Club 2; RObert SI RObblnS N.FlLl 1; ETA. 2,3,4; Student Council 25 South Maple Ave, Springfield 3,4; Homeroom Treasurer 1; Homeroom T001 and die maker Secretary 2; Junior Class Representative , 3; Student Council PTA. Representar 07W IOday 15 1507717 tiVC 4; French Club 3,4: Cheerleading two tomorrow; . , . Club 2.3; Bel Canto 3, 4. 52 Thech bigger XWilliam j. Rowe 118 Delia Tcrmcc Nzlvy Hit 117L711? if only mrfmw deep! Clark James P, Russo 22 Bmukside Terrace Clark College A gum! ,murl and a greal guy 0;; 0r OJ? tlJe k4!!! football 1.33.53; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Club 36 3,4; Homeroom President 2,4; Stu- dum Cnum'il 2.1; Key Club 2,3,4; Hall Guide 5, Laptain 4. 43$ than we are! Michael G. Rusnak 49 James Avenue Engineer Quietneu i; not alu'ayI shynenl Donald blackenzie Ruef Clark 20 Acken Drive Clark Electrical engineer Doing emily wlmt other; ,nd difficult i1 talent; duing what 1'; impossible for mien; i1 genilar . . . National Honor Society 4; W'restling L4; Math Club 1; Debate Club 2,3,4; Philnsuphy Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Hall Guide 3,4; Sound Studio 4; lance ldomiticutionx Editor 4. Robert Louis Schindler 3 Sheffield Way College Happinem i1 earned. am! encnmzteredf Spanish Club 2; Rod and Gun Club 2; Secretary 3 ,4. Clark Carole Arm Sattler 644 Newark Avenue Beautician SlJe it truly laappy 10190 maker orberir happy . . . German Club 1; Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 2; Homeroom Treasurer 3, Kenilworth 33 Lois Elaine Schmidt 521 Locust Avenue Garwood Laboratory technician A qurkling Jenim trill; plevzty of get up and g0! Club 56, 2,3,4; Seniop Class Representw tive; G. A. A. 1,2,3A; Health OtTice Assistant 4; Curran! 4. V1? 1-27ny 1W airy S. Schulenburg Elliot Barnett Schnelder -70 Wurhcld AVCnllL Clark . Secretary 97 Umon COUQKy Parkway Clark primdjljip ,jr :1 1,5117, .Lollege in the dmin of happinmI , , . He H 13! bdppy G1A.A, 1.2.3.11; Future Nurses of Amor- u'bo vmkej othen' lmppy . . - 16; Club 233,4; Tips For Teens 3.4; Baseball 1; Football 1'31 berary Assmant 1,2,3,41 Do you think anyone would notice Ellen Fritzi Schultz 72 Lincoln Boulevard Clark Henry J Seaman Teacher 33 Prcscutt Tum Clark 010' popular and lmppy Farmer 11min;- Prom szem A qliicl dimruitimz National Honor Society 4; GVA.A. 1211! dlmm ready for fmz . . . 1,2,3,4; F.T.A.2,3,4, President 4; Span- FUOIbJH 113.1; Baseball 13314, ish Club 2,3,4; Guidance 0mm Assist- ant 4: Library Assistant 1,2 Anthony S. Schultz 111 Anchor Place Garwood Undecided Enjoymg life come; naturally . . . Wrestling 3,4; Fire Patrol 4. 34 Ruth Carolynn Senior Clark 334 West Lane Secretary Almzy; ljelpirzg, full of fun a friend to all . . . G.A.A. 1,2,;v Representative 4; F.B.L.A.. Summary 3, New jersey State Vicc Pres- idrnt 4; Attendance OH'KC Assistant 125,4; Current, Typing Staf? 3; Main Othcc Assistant 2,3543; National Honor Socitry Ni; Lamw, 'I'yping Staff 4; Girls' State Alternate, 3. if we sort of ate Elissa S. Sisia 36 Ross Street Undecided Lyt erery bird Aring in own note . . 4 G.A A. 1.2.3.4, Secretary 2, Vice Pres- F.N.C. EJ; Dra- matic Club 2; Home Management Club 3; Tips for Tc-c-ns 3; Homeroom Secre- ident 3, President 4; tary 1; Homeroom President 2 Clark William H. Silverman 331 Hazel Avenue Garwood Undecided The 585! 1'! Jet to be . . . . ,; JoAnn Sheperis 1677 Raritan Road Beautician A ,rtitrla in time Jaz'eJ embarranmem! Clark G.A.A. 123,4; Future Nurses of Amer- ica Club 1; Tips For Teens 3,4; Library Assistant 1. our lunch now? Carol Ann Somers Clark 8 Rose Terrace Beautician Yrm mid it, not me! G.A.A. 2,3,4; Health Office Assistant 1. james G. Spaziani 39 Fulton Street Business 117 2'21; bi: permnality and wit, Zve'J Jnre to go far! Wrestling 2; Football 1,2,3. Clark 55 Marilyn Stex'cns 373 Michigan Ave. Kcnilwurth Bcdutigidn A HNHL MRI! lliqbfx NW NW ! GVAVA, 1,23. 1. Robert Stimson 0y. RJriIAm Rum! Clark Cullcgc .I'JN JIM mnHzguzt: w, Mniwr LLIH Pn'IIJmII; Rita Colleen Spicer 26 j.1nic Lzme ClJrk Bmutician A mew; 170M! make. a tlwcrfnl L I2iI;1tc77.rI7u c. G.A.A. 1,23: Library Council 1 2; Curr rerIL Typmg; SEAR 4. F.T,A. 2.3.4; Main Odie:- Assistant 1,2; Current 3 J 1!le ufh gm Bmkn-thxll Lina, Ihxclull l, Tnuk , KR Kvy :ub LML Fxmunvr Smdum V L Cmmul J, Kcmnr Clasx PrL-sidcm -$ i Schm Council I; Cllrrc 71f 5i. Home room door is open -7 I Stephen James SL1 pe rak 43; Madison Hill Rnnd Cl.1rk College He grnu'r HM qu'ning xmlzs'tbmg nvu Curb dJy.' thlmuphy Club 1 Penelope A. Stout Timothy john Svenda 619 South Avenue Gdrwuod Undccidcd chr a u'urn am! ?zcz'cr a Care. 644 Myrtle Avenue Garwood Nurse 1377??!le In all. due adzlx bar L'bm'm m m cry group! G.A.A. 1,2,3. 56 junet Ann Taylor 400 Center Srrcct Garwood Fashion illustrator A .x'mile nun nothing but bllyr numb! G.A.A. 1,2,3; Audio-Visual Aids 2,3; A L l7 . ...,7 Robert R. Szetela Wayne Davis Thomas 30 Suburban Drive Clark Undecided Let me be what I am and 599k 7201 lo alter me! MO Second Avenue Garwood Navy LdIIIQZULT :zlzuzyr arvnmfnmiej him! Disrriburivc Edutulion 4; Homeroom Viw Prmidcm 4; Band 5' Football 1; Wrestling 1; Bowling 2,4; Track 1. Thought it would never happen! john Richard Thwaites 12 Mountain View Road Clark College Saying i; one thing, doing another . . . Club 56 :3 Soccer 1,2514; Baseball 1; Go!- 2,5,4 Hall Guide 4; Bel Canto 3,4; Choir 1,2. Nancy Ann Thompson 2 Kathryn Street Clark Bilingual secretary Attractive, intelligent, u'itb a flair for fmz . . . Kathryn jo Torrick 359 Oak Ridge Road Clark I, B.M. school A true mmpanimz: 471 can friemi . . . G.A,A 1,23; Club 36, Spanish National Honor Society 2,3,4; F B.I..A. 4; G A.A. 1,2,3,4; Lance 4. 37 Does anybody have 21 trig book I can borrow? George A. Toth 99 Fourth Avenue Undecided Humor combined trill: imagination . Garwood Sandra M. Tripka 306 Hemlock Avenue Garwood College Charming women good imtructon make; we love the lemon . 4 . G.A.A. l,2,3,4; Spanish National Honor Society 2, Secretary 3,4; National Honor Society 5, Treasurer 4; Student Council Recording Secretary 4; Debate Club 1,2; Art Club 1,2,3; Lance Art Editor 4; Current Art Editor 1,4; Choir 3,4. 58 Eileen Marie 1 rcleuse 355 Hemlock Avenue Garwood Airline stewardess For My ir jmt Ilw quid hml uvlmn' 7111110? mv'cr nzriw Futun' Nurses Club I; EULA. 5; Li- brary Councll l; DL'bLlKL' Llub 1; Library Assistant 1. Michael Vito Toto 17 Schuyler Drive Clark Chemist If inmgmation u'ere mmic, I'd be a band! Chemistry Club; Dramatics Club: Span- - ish National Honor Society 2,3,4; Bel Canto 3?; Choir 2,3. Robert N. Tropp 778 Riverbcnd Drive Clark College 0726 who command; u'iwiy i5 012mm! cheerfully . , . Math Club 1; French Club, Vice Presi- dent 2; Biology Club 23: Chemistry Club 5: Philosophy Club ; Audio Visual Aids 3; Senior Executiw Council 4; Debate Club 3; Hall Guide 4; Lance Editorvlnrchicf 4. Steven J Tripka 306 Hemlock Avenue Garwood Engineer Intelligence and permnality m matcb bi! height! Key Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3, President 4; Math Club 1; Biology Club 2,3; Philosophy Club 3; Chemistry Club 3; Spanish National Honor Society 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Hall Guide 4. But, Miss Lynn, ifs cold outside! Barbara Patricia Uknuis 352 Darby 1.;lnc Muumninsidc Beautician A neat blond u'lm 1'1 mrc m be a HHYKH Iz'ill; pr fricmlh pvrwnmlilyf 1 G AA. 1,23,11. Valerie A. Vandemark 413 Myrtle Avenue Garwood Nurse A 17118 brlmetlc uitb perrmzalily pl ; . 4 4 G.A,A. 123,4; French Club 2; F.T.A. 1.2; Guidance 0111px- Assistant 1; Attend- ancc OfEcc Assistant 1; Current 1; 1.411th 4. Linda Lee Villa 311 Oak Ridge Road C1ark Beautician Ox'w'fluuing u'itb bdrmlcu mixclyicf . . . G.A.A. 1.2.1.11; Homcmnm President 1; Lam? 1 Diary Ann Kathleen Viperina 320 Pine Avenue Garwood Secretary For ez'erjy intb that i; not tut, i5 519mm . . . G.A.A. 1,177.4; Homeroom Secretary 1; Homeroom Truasu rcr 4; Lance 4. Denise Vill 27 Linda Lane Clark Secretary F1172. flm from morning til night! Homeroom Vice President 2; G.A.A, 1,23; Chucrleading Club 1,3; Lance 4. Beverly A. Vliet 257 Myrtle Avenue Garwood Interior decorator UWIIJOIII lore and laughter life if nothing GAA. 133,4; Art Club 2,3,4. 59 Eleanor Ann Volinski 22 Exeter Drive Clark Beautician A merry bear! make; a vbeerfnl mumenmzre! G.A1A1 5. Margaret Ann Vreeland 1114 Raritan Road Clark Secretary An attractire newcomer 10 Regimzal'.r balk, Ccramic's Club 1. 1XVCSKficld High School 1, 2, M. Ray Victor XVeiss 1197 Ridge Drive Mountainside Tool and die maker The reward of a thing well done ix to 1mm done it.' Ira Weinstock 89 John Street Clark Broadcaster Ambition knotty 7m rekrt , . . Football 1.2; Basketball 1.3; Soccer 3'. Baseball 1,213; Choir 1,2,3. 1Pennsburg High School, Yardley, PaJ 60 H1 Dm id Joseph W'eeks 316 Third Avenue Garwnod Lawyer I'Yllic'r by will find a nun or m.th' um' , . 1 Football 41; WHL-stling 2,4; TnKk 1; Philosophy Club 1, Prosidrm 4; Crux; rive Whiting Club 3,1151, merr 3.3.4; Current Assistant Sports Editor 2. Did you hear that Oscar Norman Herbert XVC rthwein 313 Locust Avenue Garwood Dentist Pcmmmlily plm. Jprn'zx, inh'lligcmv .zml fun fun; rlcxs'nz'lzc mrr Narm1 Kvy Club 23.1; Student Cnumil 1R; Homeroom Prcsidcnt 3,5; Izwre Sports Fdltur 1; Soccer 2.4,1zW1rc-stling LISA: Baseball 1.23.4. Richard Joseph XVheeler 313 Ridge Road Clark College A gnu! Lilblelc' .11le :1 fmzrlnzing .L'lQ'f Fouthll 1.31;.1: W'rcnlling 111313; '1er 12.1.1.Snuhnrhnunul11; Hump mom Prm'idvm ,1; Senior Excmtivc Counul i. didn,t sell his candy bars yet! Frederick Whlrren Wyild 1611 Rarimn Road Clark SL'hOOl Durwu' mmziw and you MUN mmnmml if . . . 2119 Valley Road Clark Anthony Edward Wichowski 228 Third Avenue Garwood College Alumni bapm. alu'ayx gay: 11 fine friend in every um. Track 2: Distributive Education Club; Rod and Gun Club; Hall Guide 4; Band 1,2. Harold Christian W1hite Work 1411401 czeryunc and z'ivewerm. Edward W'ill 9-47 Rnritnn Road Clark College He 1;! Hum? Mid be ix u'im: Hy'r 11 real mrkw' for NI Jize. Foutball 1.2.3.71; XWrmstling.v 1,2,3; Base- ball 1; Track 2.3; Key Club 2.3.4; Homeroom Vice President 4. Albert Williams 951 Rurimn Road Clark T001 and die maker A likable n'mp nfm Lr Immzd m mrreed . . . Football 1.2. 61 1! joan XWilson 377 King Street Clark Beautician A Uriking 1.71012:ch glanzomm :md faybiomzblc 1 . . G.A.A. 123,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Executive Student Council 4; Homeroom President 1,2,3; Homeroom Secretary 4; Health OfEce Assistant 1; Guidance Office Assistant 2,3; Boys' Athletic OHicc Assistant 1; Attendance Omce Assistant 3; Lance 4. 2.37:3 Alzm W ishna 37 Ascot Way Clark College A bray Jamar Il'iIZv fricmHy cyan lmly a great guy . . . Francis Willoe 1811 Dakota Street Clark Auto mechanic A true companion, zm eajy friend . .. Baseball 1. Basketball 1,2,71; Homeroom Via: Presi- dent 1.3: Key Club 2.3.4, Vice President 4; Senior Executive lencil 4; German Club 1,2; Choir 2; Lance Sales Editor 4. But honest coach, I was in bed by 9:30 . . . Robert Lee Wzoidt 300 Center Street Garwood Service Humor combined will; imagination! Harry F. Witscher Walter L. Wreden 90 St. Laurent Drive Clark Conservationist Silence ix ax great an art 45 11766619! 25 Dawn Drive Clark College Quiet 1'12 appearance with 772021.112: unknown . . . Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Hall Guides 4; Senior Class Vice President 4; Key Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Current Sports Editor 4; National Honor Society 4; Senior Executive Council; Homeroom Treasurer 2. 62 juscph A. Zgurl; nski 181 WkAsrficld Avcnuc Aquatit biulugist A quiet gm. 12le 0718 Hf the bull Clark Nutimml Hmmr Smitty 31,11 Prtsidun '1; KL-y Llub 2,5,1, 'IUI'usurL-r 1 szmixh National Hmmr Smimy 1M1. Problem Busktthdi 1133,15; ,4; 11', Foufhdll 5,11 Basvlmll 1.2,5,'1 joseph Zukasky, Jr. 413 South Avenue Garwood T001 and die maker Life ir Jlmrt: why no! 872j03 it? Football 1; Lance 4. Richard A. Zappulla 409 Pine Avcnuc Garwnod Iilcttricinn Hr 1'1 INN knuu'n fur Km allilllly In pyp 11p a dull 11:111., Fumbqu 1.23; Bowling 1; Fire Parro1 RI; Lame 1,1. Just because I got . v r I i r . .v v v r .' I K 1 '11 L1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Scaled: janicc Parker, Troasurtr; Robert Stimson, Prtsldtnf; Hurry WHtschcr, Vim Prusidcm; Mari- anne Paul, Secretary. Slandiug: ML chinhanx Advistr; Mr. W'inburm Adviser. 63 NDERCLASSMENW . . . Seeking the Way Juniors Home Room 229 Seated: A. Schiller, N, Semon- chic, G. Singer, K. Starkey, T. Schmidt, D. Schlund. Sec- ond mu': M. Sekerak, R. Shoh, G. Sieracki, J. Szeklicki, T. Szary, J. Szper. Third roui: W. Steager, FV Simonson, J. Stecky, W, Stadtlander, J. Soltis. 66 The classes and halls of ALI are familiar sights in rhcsc familiar faces. Our juniors zirc anxiously looking forward to thc ruining new school your and um intent on proving tht-msclvcs capable student luidcrs 0f ALI. New school rings are worn with pride :15 IhL'SL' uppcmlnssmcn xmlk the halls with amhdcncc 11nd :llnbiIiOH. The Prom was an cnj0y.1hlc HlL'CCSS .md marked the high poim of the social life of many this year. Many junimrs wcm pmmincnt in this vmr's 5 arts events and all .1th eagerly awaiting; thc L'umin ' umrmm 0f the next year. Home Room 2 30 Svaled: M. Weeks. J. Tomko. C. Tyvclla, ji Vella. F. Wolff. N, Tarantin. Semlld mu: W. Trencry, F. desca, K. Thomas, J. Walano, T. Van Pelt, F. Tucker, R. Tudcr. Third ruu': D. Wringartncr, G, Wenncn Wi Walshc, P. Zuckaski. D. WondruH. B. Tcrpak. Home Room 221 Swlulx Ii Oqimiu. A. Maca- lmu, P, Herrick, L hidncl, K. Kump, L. Patcman. Stfond mu: G. Mcrrigan, S1 Mil- bugcr, C. Morton, M. Kon- nL-dy. T. Mayhan, D. Lumrdi. Thin! 7021': F. McCarriLk, F. Krm'. J. Lt-Bntc, R, Lcskn, J. Lcwuuiowskh j. Mazur. Fnurlb mu'; V Massuri. A. Peters, R. Myslivcc. JV Mnrccrafr, Home Room 228 Sealed: C. Peterson, B. Rambo, BV Rohrbaugh, A. Pezzulich, N. RatclifT, j. Rcider. Second run.' j. Rnscllc, D. Prcuss, B. Randano, V. Schaar, V1 Sachsc, P. Porter, M. Schcmcr. Third mm C. Reidcr, M. Reidy, A1 Prillo, ,L Popadak, J. Rccchia, B1 Rostck. Fourth mu: P. RL-imcr, B1 Prish, D. Rock. Home Room 211 Smied: J. Koedam, P. Grif1 fiths, M1 Karle, S. Hilliard, L. Gibson, D. Harten Second rour L. Gage, E. Harper, 1. Gayewski, B. Helfrich, B. Kosinski, E. Hari, J. Kovacs. Third row: F. Jandersits, T. Kierner, F. Iozzi, F. Heidom, B, Killy, D. Hurst, C, Hassel- man. Fourlly mm: P. Jarvis, B. Hunter, B. Guszkowski, B. Hodge, K. Hauswald, R. Kaiser, R. Hunter. 67 Home Room 21 Seated: J. Boertmann, G. Blankenhorn, K. Andrews, C. Bozenski. G. Collins, R. An- gelo. Second row: G. Ban- iewicz, S. Citradino, J. Buchy, L. Aklonis, C. Basile, J. Buchy. Third row: R. Amon, D. Al- vine, S. Coleman, SV Carroll, J. Bakus, J. Brda. Fourth row: W. Comer, J. Babish, B. Brug- mans, D. Carrea, S. Borden, W. Bakum, A. Chalenski. Home Room 204 Sedn'd: .I- Farrell, NV anL ing, D Umlm B. mecry, M. Fcinmnns. K Finnmry. Swami rnu' IE. Unraynski. A. Yhhlcr. S. Dwyvn xx Cur bctt. T. Dobiszcwskx. 0. UN pim, ,I. Dmuwan. Tlurd mu'. 8 Dugun. I.. Ddhh, K Cmmp. tun, D. thx E Iilkld. R FinLigL-r, J, Duyakimk, C. Dun Bltykcr. linurrl? mu: KA Cut trcH. C. Duwncy, CL Cyphcn. M. Dumw. B. Dmn'vitz, L. Drl Russn. A. Dt'Tuliu. Flfllw mu: F. Frncx'L R. Curry A lenlt'. Home Room 16 Sealed: V. Kundrar, H. Parker, J. Cusmano, J. Guurin, B. Marini. Serum! mum N. Machin, M. Armstrong, j. Connelly, C. Mcnafra, R. Fender. Third rou': C. Ryder, A. Galiardo, M. Sekerak, J Marrcse, G. Jerolaman. Fourth row: L. Mazur, B. Rutkowski, J. Blahut, L. Agresta, C. Schwcnck. Sophomores Not yet UPPCFLIJSHDEIL our sophomore tlzlss know the halls, the rooms Ihc IL- u l1cx s and the; daily time schedule After a hectic freshman year. they finally Lunsnlcr themselves truc- mcmbcrs of our AIJ family. They participate avidly in our sport and sucial cvcms and are luoking forward In nL-xt year and their junior Prom. Many uf nur sophomores have won letters for varsity fnotbzlll and thcr sports. The school will be glad to have them around for :1 few more years. WC urc looking fnrwurd to our suphumurcs humming the upper- classmcn of A111- Home Room 12 Sealed: A. Acncclla. D. And- res. J, BLICL'iantc, J. Azner. D Boyle, R. Bclchcr. Semnd mm: B. Bennett, B. Bartlett, L Brinkman, P. Andersun, C. Anderson, J Banyasz, C. Anderson. Third mu: D. Barbarink, C. Bergstedl, R. Brewer, C. Bilics. S, Bender, C. Bryant, S. Brown, L. Bar- rett. Foarlb mu: B. Anger, D. Barrz, B. Browne, K Biek sha. R. Allen, R. Bobbie, B. Arnold, A. Amolicl Fifth rou': N. Amory, B. Bowers, R. Anderson. Home Room 20 Seated: M. Di Fabio, J. Costa, E. Bunk, J. Cull, J. Chrapo, J. Calderone. Second row: K. Curry, L. Cox, B. Derillo, M. Curry, J. Connors. Third rout J. Burbage, G. Davenport, J. Daly, J. Burg, P. Danilo, A Cleary. Fourth rou': H. Buoni, R. Crane, V. Cordone, J. C105, J. Cebula, P. Churins. 69 Home Room 2 l Sullulx U. FmL-ry. S Flurlumk. M. Frutini, K. Pndulru, H Flasher. L Duff Second mum D, Fihuld. XL Ddiabm, P. Dmuwlon, P. Fitzgerald, I Fulzunc. C. Ford. A. Dubinu, Third mu': L Ftrrt-l. E Dubnsy F. Uaglianh, V. Eithlt'r, R, ths. Ii. Dziadyk. D, Dumr van. Fourth mu? M Di Mario, 1 Fulnmc, R. Dcuh, N, Hurr dmild, J. Flynn, 1,. Frcmh 3 ts? ' 31:1. , , , Home Room 52 Seated: 1.. Gardner, K. Griffin, C. Grygutis, B. Gillis, D. Gallager. Second rozv: MV Gindel, S. Gleason, V. Graczik, D. Germansky, L. Green. Third rou': M. Glodic, W. Gorski, J. Giannatasio, G. Gender. Home Room 206 Seated: D. Grysko, D. Hyslip, S. Hcmhauser, M. Hcrbig. R. Hamilton, M. Issics Semnd mu: K. Jakovic, C. Harrison, M, Hamish, M. Dambruno. C. Gunlowsky, R. GuerryA Third rnzr: S. Hassclman, W. Halsey, L. Himmel, C. Jarvis, D. Jarv emko, J. Hcrson. Fourth mu'x R. Habescvich, G. Harley, G Harrzlcr, L. Hochstrassc, Home Room 208 Sculml: 1,. KlL-tr, M KrUL'bL-l, K. Kmxdmy, N. Kain; IL Kruk. C. King. .Vuuml run I A. Kunlillu, B. Juritk, C Koullcr, .l. KL'nm-Jy. .I. Krupinski, A. Kmnkof. D johnsmn Third mu? P. Kmuctl, V. Kmmus, G Kucginsmurk, R Kmv, B, K;Istnur,,l..K;15u-l, T KnuwIc-s. Fruirlh mu: D. KUYJI, NI. Kulmly D Kruwc. A. KL'sle-r, l. Klnwh. l5. .Icnwn, U, KJIUILL mm mu: J. Kunc, .IV Kyluh K. Kuspiul. Home Room 213 Sealed; E Longo, E. Lehota, W. Markicwicz, D. Mac- Duugal, C. Leonardis, M. Lindsey. Second rou': M. Markuvic, C. Marina, C. Makowsky, R. LcDukc Third mu': K. Mantz, B. Loon, 0. Kellen R. Lang, R. Lee, A. Lundgrt-n Fourlb row: D. Mandrona, H. Lingc, J. Margctun, D. Maicr, B Niaicr. Home Room 215 Seated: D. Moran, B. Moore, S. Muller, R. Matltga, C. Monson, 1.. Misdom. Semnd rnu': B. Matcyak, S. IWillCr, C, Mulligan, K, Melick, J. Marshall, G. McNamara. Third mm: A. Miragliotta, M, Metzler. A, McClymont, M. Mullroney, R. Muringcr, C. Mogensen. Home Room 22 2 Smml: P. Plush, F. Purim, G Naples, J. Novy, j. Pitthurd. U. PCI'rLTtLK Scwlml Hm? J. Rcm'cs. f Norkuan B. Nitkt'- IJS. D. Putcrsnn, V. Pttl. Third roux L. Ikursnn, I Paulkowitz. J Royal, U. NurA ris P. Pagnmla, .l- NL'UhJUS. Frmth mu: . Rituhlngsv K Rt'ich. I Nilenn, B. IH'rmka T. Patron, 1.. Uaknm Home Room 2 2 3 Seated: M. Ruth, P4 Russo. C. Schuctz, I Segotta, G. Schnitzer. Serond row: I Rysavy, B. Rumzis, R. SchaHer, R. Rowe. Third rou': T. Schiller, J. Scott, D. Ruef, M. Samelson, B. Shaw. Home Room 224 Seated: K, Stahnke, D Spiel- man, M. A. Sopko, R. Stercrt, J. Trecheck, C. Siday. Semnd row: A. Siclcr, D. Simanmv ski. S. Summers, I Sugzda, KA Terhunc, K. Starzynski. Third mzr: S. Trcssidcr, K. Tougher, D. Trudcan, K. Urban, D. Simmons, G. Storms. Fourth rou': G. Stanko, M. Silverman. Home Room 226 Seamd: P. Woicnski, K. Welsh, N.Weshnak. M Yost, WW Velsor, P Walsh. Semud mu: 5. Zgulski, S. Zarich, M. Vogt, S. Verner, L. Witscher, DV Zarzicki. Third mu: R. Wcil, B. Ziobm, N. Young, J. WitkowskL C. Weise. L, Wehrum. Fourth rmr: j. Wanat, M. Wherrity, F. chrecht. Whtching the action from the sidelines. .471 FreShmen The largest of our classes at ALJ is our freshmen class, rapidly learning and adjusting to 21 new way of life Old acquaintances arc being remembered and more new friendships arc being made ouch day Freshmen have taken an active interest in sdmol affairs and unnpcrc vigorously in ALJ'S many sport and social events. This new CIJSS has shown their support of our szhonl when many turned nut to swdl thc ranks of our supporters at tho hnrd-fnught Alolmsun-Sc'mdu Phins Tthky giving Day football game. XVith Vigor and dctcrmindtion our freshmen class fuccs lhc futurc sure to prove an asset to their school. Home Room 2 Sealed: P Adamek, j. Barakn. P. Bartlett. W. Balstcr. C Biazzo, P. Basile. Semnd mu: R. Bchringcr. N. Baird, P. Bauer, BA Bullingcr, C Andres, D, Bcrman. Thin! mu: H. Eartha G Blasovic, R. Ada. sczik. J. Bell, 5. Adams, G, Bmlncn Fourth wm': K. Balasic. B Anger, G. Aklan. S. Banyasz, R. Altvater. Home Room 4 Seated: J. Bucknall, 1. Carl- son, D. Ciuba, T. Carrea, S. Casertano, R. Cangelosi. Sec- ond row: R. Cirigliano, D. Brumer, J. Bush, D. Clausen, S. Carroll, D. Cistamo, E. Carlson. Third rou': J. Car- bone, C. Bonnet, P. Buchy, J. Bogacz, W. Boertmann, P. Cain, L. Burdick. Fourth row: C. Caswell, L. Cassidy, D. Carpini, M4 Bobertz, C. Bon- giovanni, R. Castagno, J. Certo. 74 Home Room 19 Scaled: M. Flannery. B. Bard- lcy. D. Duffy, J. Esposito, L. DiFabio. J. Dilzcl. Scamd mu? .1- Desch, A, Evers, D. Flannery, G. Fontana. J. Fitz- gerald, G. Fox. Third 7011': D, Fckert, W. DiBauista, P Durkcvicz, R Farrell, j, Fitz- patrick. W. Diamond. Home Room 15 Sealed: J. Conti, T. DeBIossi, P. Constandi, T. Curran, J. Crompton, M. De Grezia. Second row: A. Colwcll, G. Crosby, S. Corbett, D. Cream- er, E. Cunningham, P. David Third rouv H. Conay, N. Cohen, D, DcBenedetto, A. Clcndamicl, M. Cook, J. Dev Paola. Fourth roux: J. Cus- Mano, D. Corvelcyn, M Cott- rc-Il, D. Demjancik, G. Cwieka. Home Room 24 Seated: JA Galish, K. Gajew- ski, R. Galiszewski, G. Gallo, J. Guszkowski, M. Gonder. Second mux' R. Gatle, N. Frank, A. Gervasio. J. Graham, J. Frescki, S. Greenberg Third muu' R. Gurko, R Gallagher, R. Gibbons, L Golsdner, M. Gurrieri. Home Room 201 Seared: D. Jarvis, S. Keller, P. Jennings, J. Jodus, R. Hoyer, P. Jones. Second mu: J. Iozzi, D. Iwanowski, R. Huntley, J. Johnson, P. Hump phries, L. Joyce. 1V1. Kcllchcn Third rnzl': R. Jasinski, A Kellct N. Illaria, T. Kamuda. B. jonca L. Kcllcrman. Fourth r0117 R. Kamudm A. Kasmir, M. Kearney, MK Josephs, j. Jenning, W Kawko. Hume Room 27 Xuzfvd: H. Hut. R, H.1nunlu. J. ILIHIL'N, R HJhxkn, R. Huh Ivy C. HL'III'IU qulnl I'HH' R. Htmlrigkxcn. R. Guun. F Hunk, S, Hung J. Hnllvnr bmk, Cu Hmh-nlmrg, 7751711 mu: I. Hum, N. HML ,I Hovph-l, 5. Hmelnm. ,l. Hm dnrn. Home Room 202 Seared: S. Kurlowicz, j. Krcmpa, L. Kmuk, AI. Lang- staff, N. King. K. Kulmanc. Sm'nnd rmr: GA Kimly, E. KUtL'h. E. Lundmcsscr, G, Lajeski, A, Kump, T. Kulpa. Third rnu': M Laskowski, 1M, Kordilla, R. Lanigan, C. Kit- son, S. Klein, E. Kcsslcr. Fourth mm: D. Kocska. L. Kroskicwicz, CV Kostelnik. H. Krapsho, L. Kocster, W. Kocnigsmark, HA Kesslcr Home Room 203 Suuul: G. Mann. D. Martin, F. May, J Mdlaint, K. Lmry, D I.L Sk0. Snowl run: W. dec'muw, A lufl'nrrucu, B. Mursnixk. V Law, R. Ilipkzl, A. IVLIIHIV, Thin! rnlr; j. Louis, ,I, Lipwtl, C. Martel. D. Murin, R, Manmu, C, Mdlmbcrg. Frmrllr mu; K. LurL-nzc'm 'L Lubnum, I. Munswwn'l. R, LiL'h, M. Mun- 2 1lKi. W3. g 90-,- ,, Home Room 210 Sealed: A Plcsh, L. Pew, S. PraSL-k D. Nisky. C. Pctmz- zicllo, P. Porzio. Sermid roux V Parin, T. Paige, jK Pinkin, J. Norkunas, T. Pagoulatos, C. Pram, L. Palmquist. Third r0112 T. Perry, J. Owens, L. Palmquist, M. Potignano, R. Pecina, j. Plcwa. Fourth mm: D. Plungis, P. Pizzi, S. Par- rillo, H. Nyitray, M. Oakes, S. Paulkawitz, J. Paprocki. Home Room 207 Seated: J. Nelson, J. Michen- felder, G. LeMeur, 3 Middle- ton. P. Morphy, W. Molcen. Second rou': D. Miller; L. Metz, J. Miner. J. McClenny, C. Miller. Third rozr: R. hiiddleton. R. Mills, D Liona- han, K. Meyer, B. Miskovich. Fourth row: F. Montefusco, K. Monahan, G. Munn, A. Miskin, A Monrefusco. . .. www.marum Home Room 216 Sul'lwl' K. Sdnxurz, R, Rwy!!- oMs. 5. Rmnmn. 5. Russull. ll Sanyonc. RV Rvkk. Suuml rrm: S. Ruuu. R. Rtth'H, l. RJKHHV, Lv. Rut, ,I. Rvnu-r, 'I. Quinn, R. Rlxrknwski. Tlvzhi mu' S. Sdmlvnlmrg. JV Rullt. K. SLImL'inlcr, W'. Rrimvr. D. Sdmnm, 8. Ruth, F. Rim'r. D. RiLh, Iiuln'llv Wu: K an-mukay, U. Sdmirlvr, B. Sdmxrvr, C. RL'L' chm. A. thankm D. Rum. R Punmky. Home Room 218 Seated: E. Stamplcr, J. Sharts. I Sternberg, P. Sedilo, J. Sin- clair, D. Scull. Second rou': M. Squashic, B, Stizak. P. Stringer, I Soney. CV Stanicki. A. Stein. Third rout R. Sedel- maier, L. Susko. D. Smith, C Sevell, H. Strickland, K. Sevell. Fourth rou': R. Shallcross, R. Springer, A. Steinki, R. Strykcr, F, Spaziani, G. Sharp j. Smith. Home Room 2 2 5 Sound: L. Tudcn S. Tambo, D. Thompson G. Torbich, S, Thummn, L. Vctt. SfTOIId rtm': T. Tomasovig B. Van Pelt. K. Toth. J. Vipcrina. D. Walsh, L Vadula, M. anio Third mun B. Trcacy, K Warchol. C. Tomaio, B. Wansczl. R. Swrlgin, K. Toth. Falzrlla 7011': R. Tomasik, K. Todd, P. Velsor, S. Tmpp, W. Tcrhunc, D. Van Pelt, H. Taylor. ; 4 Cafe. A Seated: E4 Weinberg, K. Young, C. Zaleski, L. Welsch D. Wylie. B. Young. Semnd row: I Zawislak, J. Wehrum, N. Zimmermann, J. Yawlak, H4 Zuchowski, D. Wressman. Third mm: C. Wcltner, J. Wirsig, G4 Werthwcin, R4 Zamorski, N. Zukasky, S. Westerlund. Fourth raw: W. Waterson, G4 Wasiliewski, W4 Wild, R. Winkleman, R. W'udzki, D. er61. f ACTIVITIES I . Varying Our I nterext: 81 GENERAL STUDENT COUNCIL Sealed: Rt Curry, L. Riccardo, Mt George, Mrs. Tabor, 1-- Wehrum. M- Billingsv V- Schaar, J- Banyaszy C- Ford, adviser, Miss Maggese, adviser, S. Tripka, S. Tripka, B. S. Miller, R. Guerry, S. Brown, S. Somers. Fourth rouv Rohrbaugh. Second row: S. Tropp, L Joyce, G. Baniewicz, R. Stimson, W. Staeger, A. Peters, M. Toto, j. Eilbacher, A. Pezzulich, B. Rambo, E. Bunk, J. Michenfelder, F. D. Reale, Ly Schmidt, J. DeBlossi, D. Carrea, B Anderson, Zamoski, B. Bennett, E. Longo, S. Casertano, C. Duff, R. Kosik, M. Samelson, B. Maier, P. jarvis, G. Schnitzer, E. Gardiner, G. Gallo, H. Zuchowski, L. Pew. Third row: J. Kennedy. L. Dabb, T. Rose, De Ruef, K. Starkey, D. Simanoski, Elected To Lead Led by Steve Tripka, President, the members of the Student Council strive to maintain good ties between the student body and the administration. All is not work, however, as those students know who attended the Kick-OH Dance or the Mr. Regional Dance. The Council also collects food for Thanksgiving baskets and sponsors other projects such as the Christmas door-decorating contest, the Student Store and the Student Fair held each spring. EXECUTIVE STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: R. Curry, 1.. Riccardo, M. George, Mrs. Tabor, adviser, Miss Mag- gese, adviser, S. Tripka, S. Tripka, B. Rohrbaugh. Second row: A. Pezzulich, G. Baniewicz, V. Schaar, M. Billings, D. Reale, L. Schmidt, J. De Blossi, B. Bennett, E. Longo, Third row: W. Staeger, Rh Stinson, M. Samelson, G. Schnitzer. .IUNKHK CLASS OFFICERS Sound: Sharon Dwycr, SCC- rL-tary; john Soltis, Vice, Prtshlcnt; William Stacgcr, Prcaidcm; Mary Lou Karlc, 'I reu suru. Su'nnd rnuz' Mrs. Junc. udvibcr. Mr, Taylor, adviser. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Martin Samelson President; Sue Brown, Treas urer; Dorie Simanoski, Secre- tary; William Halsey, Vice- Presidenn Second row: Mr. Fleischer, adviser, Mr. Mackv rin, adviser. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Smted: Georgann Fox, Secra tary; George Schnitzer, Presi- dent; Patti Io Velsor, Treas- urer. Standing: Thomas DeBlossi, Vice-President. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 59111571: 5. Tripka, K. Moran. J. Zgurzynski, 'M. DoIL-zal. Second mu: M, Paul, D. Realm L. Riccardo. C. Rcrtig, PE Ecrrcim. E Sthultz. M. Billingn. Tlv'rd mu? R Senior. D. RUM. S. Trxpka. H. Whtschcn J. Agkcrman. Miss MidkiH. adVisu. ubsunt. Honor Comes The highest honor that can cums to 11 stmlcm of our school is election to the National Honor Society. These students, ghoscn by the faculty represent the highest degree of scholarship. character, leadership and service. The National Humor Society induction, held twigs each yCarE is a very solemn and impressive ccrermmy. The Spanish Honor Society is an honor group whinh actively participates in service to the community Studcnrs are elected because of exceptional ability in Spanish. '.Vv$i'+:'1. A. MJV'V.-'-p .. - SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Seared: N. Thompson, S. Tripka. Miss Salcsio, adviser, M, Paul. Semnd mu? J. Zgurzynski. S. Tripka, M, Toto. Q, .Eli' AI KEY CLUB Sealed: A, W'ishna, j. thzurzynski. ML Fulton. adviser, T. Amon, Ht Wtitscher. Sewmd mm: D. Fuchs. T. Gambino, R. Brewcrt ,It W'itkowSki, N. Werthweint R, Shohh. Third roux M. Samclson, F. Getthis, C Rt'ttig. C. Behringer. R, Finzingtr. K. Cmmpmn Fourth mu'; WW Prtsh, B. Hrugmans, R, Jcnmn, .I. Klitsth, D. Mantimns, G. Davenport. Fiflb mu: R. Stimson, S. Tripka, jt Soltis, KY Hauswald. Unlike the other humor groups, members of the Key Club must be approved by their fellow members, who elect them to membership. In addition, each member must have a high scholastic average and be an outstanding member of the school community. III Many ; ; ays The Key Club is also a service group and as such, does much to help the community. They aided the Kiwanis Club in the Parade of Progress held this past year and they provide a scholarship for one of their college-bound members. Members are elected to the French Honor Society because of outstanding ability in French. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY Seated: A. Pezzulich, B. Terpak, Miss Hermanns, adviser, Ct Cunningham. Sewnd row: P. Ferreira, R. Tropp, E. Buchy. 85 HEALTH OFFICE ASSISTANTS Fin! row: B. Bennett, G. Hesse, Mrs. Orsini, adviser. Second row: G. Curran, S. Brazaitis, V. Karmazyn, J. Boertmann, R. Guerry, E. Harrison. Third row: D. Hurst, G. Storms, P. Jarvis. C. Morton, J. Duyckinck, P. Ferrance, D. Scalingi. 86 ATHLETIC OFFICE ASSISTANTS Shown are: BA Rambo and L. Greene. ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS Seated: C. Bozenski, M. Dole- zal, Mr. Muller, adviser, R. Senior, M. McCarroll. Second row: 1.. Pateman, L. Leskovic, P. Jones, J. DeBIossi, K. Mil- ler. Third row: J. MacNeil, L. Dabb, L. Wehrum, S. Dugan, C. Kolfenbach. Fourth row: C. Downey, K. Sevell, S. Tropp, Our Aim Is The Health thce, Guidance Office, Athletic thcc and Attendance Offxce Assistants help in the various offlces by typing preparing forms and notices, and taking care of other details which are necessary for the ethcient management of these offices. To Serve The Student Auxiliary, the newest of our service groups, was formed specifically for the purpose of service to the schoolt Members of the Library Council serve as assistants to Miss Rhodes in the library. This year they have initiated a service of library aides for the teachers. Y 11w11' Sezond rou': LIBRARY COUNCIL Sealed: Ct Hasselman, L. Ak- Ionis, M, Misdom, J. Acker- man, S. Gleason. Standing: G. Hartzler, Lt Gage, J. Terchak, I. Gleason, Mrs; Ratel, adviser, D. Scalengi, R. Bertolette, C. Kitson, JV Ad- cock, C. Basile, Miss Rhodes, adviser, L, Barrett, C. Mulli- gan. STUDENT AUXILIARY S. Schulenburg, I, Friedfeld, E M. Josephs, C. Law, P. Porzio, J. Wehrum, B. Young. Third row: N. Zimmerman, . DeBenedetto, St Rieth, K. Sevell, D. Demjancik. GUIDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS Seated: P. Porter, G. Emery, G4 Gurrieri, R. Galeszewski, De Boyle, K. Welsch, C. Leonardis, C. Duff. Second row: E. Schultz, G. Collins, M. Feinman, G. Baniewicz, C. Cunningham, B. Broedel, A. Milstein, K. Moran. Third row: H. Eartha, K. Pretti, C. Grygutis, N4 Frank, B. Helfrich, J. Walano, Dt Al- vine, G. Sachse. Fourth row: J. Wirsig, D. Schlund, J. Neuhaus, D. Germanski, T. Knowles, C. Ford, S. Miller, C. Thomas. Fifth rou': F. Woods, M. Billings, S. Brown, At McClymont, R. Adasczik, B. Hildebrand, C. Caswell. FRENCH CLUB Fin! rou': G. Lejeski, S. Roman. R. Brewer, J. Yanek. Riccardo, B. Rohrbaugh. C. Bergsteiit. Filth INH' M Second rou': J. Nelson, H, Linge, N. Kane, E. Dubas, Jambruno, C. Pagnotta. G. Stnrnls, N. Young, 71. Kennedy, A. Sieller, T. Rose, G. Davenport, Bi Eardley. Tbim' rou'x D. Germanski, j. Neuhaus, P. Anderson, D. Human. M J. Banyasz, C. Gudowski, M. Misdom, L. Gage, D, Scalcngi, Mullroneyi Sixth ruu': D. Rigca, Di Ruuf. j. I'iL'rSUIL H. C. Grygutis, 1.. Joyce, J. Robinson, J. Michenfelder, P. Strickland, J. Kovacs. S. Tropp, P. Buthy. C. Smell. B. Basile, E. Stampheri Fourth roux: D. Barbarick, Ji Rysavy, Miskovich. D. Jaremko, 3. Hamilton. Miss i'iermanns, J. Calderone, G. LeMeur, J, K6150, V. Parin, P. Jones. L. adviser, absent. Members of the French Club further their understanding of French by conducting their meetings and activities in French. This club is one of the largest and most activu language clubs of the schooli The German Club studies the culture of Germany 213 Well as the language of its people. The Club was enriched this year by the presence of Herbert and Margtit Linge of Germany, who studied here for part of the school year. Language Clubs GERMAN CLUB Fm: row: Miss Kalbach. adviser, M. Feinman, M. SchefHer, H. Linge. Second r0117 B. Rohr- baugh, C. Heinzc, R. Huyer, H. Hart, J, Cromp- ton. Third rou': E. Hanek, J. Hoepful, Li Brink- man, G. Baniewicz. Faurtb row: I Heidorn, Si Schulenburg, V. Schaar, M. Linge. Fifth mux' R. Curry, D. Corveleyn, C. Bilacs, S. Bender, SPANISH I CLUB Fin: mw: R. Lipka, J. Jadus, R. Rutkowski, Dt Miller, L. Welsch, J. Bocrtman, B. Vella. Second mua' G. Fontana, H. Conay, G. Fox, M. Leary, K. Lorenzen, S. Rieth. Third muu' Miss Messinco, adviser, j. Margeton, K. Bonnet, D. Munahan, L. Palmquist, Gt Kiraly, L. Binardit SPANISH II CLUB Fm! mu .' D. Mac Dougall, jt Vella, B. jurich, 134 Bennett, S. Gltason, L. chtt, 5. Hem- hauscr. Second raw: J. Regal. B. Derillo, J. Conner, E. Burkhardt, Mt Vogt, E. Harrie son. Third mzz': J. Kinch, R. Schindler, A. Lundgrcn, M. Samclson, Pt Jarvis, Miss Mcssinco, adviser. Fourth row: R. Rodgers, W. Gorski, R. Jenson, G. Hartzler. Because of the large number of students interested in Spanish, the Spanish Club has decided to divide into two groups One group is for first-year students and the other for second-year students. Both groups strive to increase the members' ability and understanding of the language. Further Learning The Latin Club enriches the study of Latin and the Roman people through the use of togas and a newspaper published several times a year. An annual induction ceremony is held each year for new members and all members participate in this ceremony. LATIN CLUB Seated: D. Gallagher, 1 Duyckinck, Mrsl Bennett. adviser. L. Ferrel, G. Emery, Second mun- R. Fiheld, St Tambo, J. Daghita, Et Bunk. M. Karla, P. Russo, D. Smith, L. Kraskiewicz. Third 1011'.' J. Lovas, P. David, P. Bauer, N. Ilaria, R. Zarnoski, F. Montefusco, C. Mul- ligan, S. Dugan. Fourth row: M. McCarroll, P. Cain, J. Matusiewicz, C. Weise, L. Wehrum, C. Ford, A. McClymont, B. Browne. Fifth raw: Ct Caswell, G. Wasieleinski, B. Ehrlicher, C. Mogenson, W. Wild, Mt Guerriero, S. Borden, D. Carrea. LANCE STAFF Foreground: R. Tropp, Editor-in-Chief; Pt Ferrcimv Literary Editor. Second rout D. Pieper, Senior Editor; D. Ruef, Identifications Editor; J. Parker, Activities Editor; Nt Werth- wein, Boysh Sports Editor; C. Rettig, Photography Editor. Third mu-J Mrs. Burroughs, Adviser; P. ,Iiran, Business Manager: Miss Weihcrmillcr. busincss adviser; J. Ackcrnmn, Clubsh Editor; J. Mason, Girls' Sports Editor, meb mu' 8. Tripka, Art Editor; At W'ishna. Sales Manager; D, Rcalc, Typing Editor. Remember This Year Under the leadership of Robert Tropp, Editor-intChief, the Lance staff has sought to present to you a record of this school year. All phases of school life are captured in these pages. Mem- bers of the Lance staff are chosen because of their abilities in thC many different helds of work. An, important part of the Lance staff the business staff, headed by Peter Jiran, Business Manager, is responsible for advertising, sales, and typing for the yearbook. LANCE BUSINESS STA FF Seated: A. Wishna, Miss Weihermillcr, adviser, P. Jiran, Second row: V. Karmazyn, J. Parker, J. Wilson, D. Reale, L. Villa, D. Vill, M. Viperina. Third rout: D. Matthews, Mt Paul, N. Thompson, M. Harper, I. Fricdheld, L. Riccardo. Fourth mun' C. Kolfenbach. St Burg, G. Hesse, Rt Senior, L Schmidt, J. Boytos, j. MacNeil. Fifth row: Rt Zappulla. St Tripka, R. Holzhauser. CURRENT STAFF Sealed: M. Billings. Mrs. Michel, adviser. S. Dugan. Serrmd row. M. Dolczal. D. Hartcr, B. Rohrbaugh, E. Schultz, K. Moran. V. Harris, A. Milstein, L4 Pew. Third mu: D. Rucf, H. Witscher, C Rettig, V, Schaar, J. Banyasz, C. Bergstedt, R. Zaworski. anlb r0119 R. Stimson, Pe Frowery, R. Husth, R. Rodgers, Ne Liehn, Be Tcrpak, Be Hildebrandv P. Jarvise Through Many Ways The staff of the Currcm. led by Mary Ellen Billings, has done a good job of presenting a periodic picture of school life. Cartoons, candid pictures and articles of interest are featured in each issue. The business staff of the Currenl works Closely with the editorial staff in preparing the issues for printing and in selling the issues. The Quell, our newest publication, comes out once each year and gives interested students an opportunity to have their work published QUEST STAFF Seated: K. Kump, De Harter, V. Schaar, Mr. SanGiacomo, adviser, W. Gorski, J. Duyckinck, S. Dugan. Second rout R. Brewer, N. Kane, M. Misdom, M. Lindsey, Eh Longo. Third rou': K. Bick- sha, G, Storms, D. Cordcs. D. Alvine. Fourth row: B. Terpak. D. Ruef, J. Herson, M. McCarroll, P. Anderson. CURRENT BUSINESS STAFF Sealed: Miss Weihermiller, adviser, GA Daven. port. Second row: B. Frowery, F. Miele, J. Yawlak. G. Gurrieri. R. Cangelosi. Third row: K. Starkey, B. Wansea, S. Westerlund, B. Nicholas, D. Brumere Fozmlo rou': BA Bartz, S. Miller, R. Guerry, B, Kosinskie L. Cox. 91 92 The Latin Club holds its induction for new members Our Clubs Members of the Student Council decorate the main lobby at Christmas. Members Of the band concentrate at the Christmas Program At Work Miss MidkiE and the Bel Canto acknowledge applause. The Choir gives us beautiful music at Christmas. 93 CHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB Seated: B. Moore, Mr. Faulks, adviser, D. Van Pelt. Stand- ing: K. OhBrien. BRIDGE CLUB Seated: BA Rumba M. Karlc, S. Dwycrt L. Gihsnn, IL Helfrich. Seumd mu: Mr. SanGiacumu and Mr. Nilan, advisurs, Interests The Chess and Checkers Club and the Bridge Club both help students learn and master the skills of these two popular games. One of the newest clubs in our school is the Rod and Gun Club. This Club gives the sportsmen of our school an Opportunity to learn more about their favorite sports through movies, speakers and practice sessions. ROD AND GUN CLUB Fin! rou': F. Krov, L. Hochstrasser, B. Rostek, P. Garby, Dt Maxemow, D. Metz. Sewnd mu: Mr. Valenia, adviser, A. Holzapfel, W. Maxemow, D. Curran, Rt Dowling, T. Horling. gt vhg. . r- $ , n h v.- u 94 CONSERVATION CLUB Seated: D. Spielmann, Mrs. Kennedy, adviser. Second row: Jt Daly, B. Ehrlichcr, M. Kocuba, M. Herbig. DEBATE CLUB Fm! mu: IL Rambo, Mr. Billings. adviser, C. Downey. Second muu' J. Finncrty, C. Morton, D. Barbarick, E. Bunk, B. Schultz. Third rmr: K. Usiak. J. Morecraft, S. Borden. Members of the Debate Club participate in many debates with students from other schools in this area. The Conservation Club studies methods of conservation and what can be done to help preserve the nation's natural resources. ' ' The Stamp and Coin Club and the Photography Club give Are satISfled students an opportunity to work and exchange ideas with other students having the same hobbies. STAMP AND COIN CLUB Seated: R. Jensen, Mrs. June, adviser, D. Crow. Second row: R. Bertolette, M. Isaac, j. Burbage. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Seated: K. Usnak, Mr. Cuzzolino, adviser, G. Naples. Second row: C. Rettig, R. Loewy, G. Wasieleinski, F. Montefusco, J. Yanek. 95 DISTRIBLITIVF. EDUCATION CLUB Fin! row: j. Taylor, C. Pctcxson. .p' Koehler, P. DeGutis. F. anin- ski, M. Kump, M. Caika. Sernnd rou': R. Szctela, T. Grifhn, A. Granata, R. Himpele, Lt Jacques, Rt Bianchi. Third mu: Mrt Kust- net. adviser, F. Wild, T. Witchow- ski, F. Lubrano, XV. Griffin. The Distributive Education Club attempts to introduce students taking the Distributive Education course to the various opportunities in the business world. They learn of methods of sales and merchandising in order to be better prepared for the The Future fume The Future Teachers of America, the largest club in our school, is also one of the most active. Members learn of the teaching profession through films, speakers, visits to a nearby college and through acting as assistants to the faculty members. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Fin; raw: J. Johnson, J. Wehrum, J. Boertmann, F. Miele, I. Ftiedfeld, M. Laskowski, L. Klett, R. Cangelosi, S. Caser- tano, S. Weber, P. Adamac, T. Curran, L. Pew, D. thsko. Second row: B. Young, C. Law, L. Welsch, D. Niski, G. Werthwein, L. Riccardo, J. Parker, L. Dabb, N. Semonchick, Gt Singer, J. Guszkowski, P. Bauer, K. Pretti, S. Carroll, B. Eardley, R. Huntley. Third row: N. Ilaria, S. Schulen- burg, D. DeBenedetto, E. Kessler, B. Terpak, J. Duyckinck, Mrs. Eckel, adviser, Mr. Gteenheld, adviser, EA Schultz, K. Moran, A. Mamie, E. Cunningham, J. Ratcliffe, N. King. Fourth rou': J. Calderone, J. Rysavy, M. McCarroll, J. Matusiewicz, P. David, L. Brinkman, L. Aklonis, St Zarych, L. Ferrell, St Dugan, V. Schaar, D. Alvine, J. Walano, C. Peterson, B. Rohrbaugh, N. RatcliKe, G. Blankenhorn. Jt Bell, L. Kellerman, D, Ricca. Fifth row: K. Tougher. T. Rose, 5 Bunk, N. Kane, M, Misdom, D. Gallagher. B. Browne, D. Ruef, J. Banyasz, C. Bergstedt, At Sieller, P. Anderson, L. Binardi, K. Melick, 8 Hamilton. Sixlla roux: C. Kostelnik, K. Sevell, C Caswell, L. Cassidy, R. Adascik, Be Miskovich, C. Heinze, J. Kennedy, E. Harrison, E. Dubas, M, Vogt, G. Storms, M. Lindsey, D. Jarcmko, M. Mullroney. Fl TTURI': NURSES OF AMERICA Sydlwl: P. jurvis, T2, Sixin. Mrs. OxxinL udviwr. G. chry, P. VL-ls'ur, .YL'LUHII mu: K. thsch. L. rlnyu', F, Longo, 1.. chtt, K Kmhlmlu, C. ZalL-s'ki, C. Mulligan. Thin! mu: N. Zimmvrmzm, 1.. Huron, D. Burlmrink, D. Smirh, V Tzkhlur, D. Sistdro, S. Martt-lL Fmrrtl: mu: K. KL'llL-hcr, S. VL'TIH'Y. S. Brazaitis, N. Tammin, S. Dwycn NA Colwn. 1N1. Aizlngnld, M. Cott- rclL Thc Future Nurses of AmeriLa Club is composed of those students who are interested in becoming nurses. Thcy learn of L. 165 Ahead nursing and its duties through movies and speakers, Girls interested in entering the field of business after leaving high school are given an Opportunity to explore the field through the Fumrc Business Leaders of Anmrica. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Sealed: G. Gurrieri. M. Schema, 5. Carroll, R; Senior, Mr. Scrittoralc, advisen M. Dolezal, M. Paul, H Basile, D. Bartz, B Hodge. Second row: R. Lcwentowicz, E. Brodie, D. Reale, G. Collins, K. Wclsch, M. Fratini, D. Grysko Third row: T. Mayham, DV Hurst, A. Caterino, K Crook, L. Pateman, N. Thompson, L. Leskovic, Fourth row: 3 Guszkowski, E, Burkhardt, S. Banyasz, S, Miller, R. Guerry, S. Szabo, C. Hasselman. SOUND STITDIO STAFF Forygmmzzf: Mrv Parkinson. adviser, C. Rsttigt Sralcd: Gt Davenport. SILIUIJHUJK D. Ruck R. Wluil. We Help In 98 AUDIO-VISUAI. AIDS STAFF bit. Rirkinson. adviser. Sturul' j Kmmvdy. C MuHi'mn, L ervtt. Samnd mu : G. Naplts, R. Kastncr. D. Axhhvy. Vlt Umm-t. 'I'im-tl run: A. KaSITllL D Simmuns, F. W'unsca. S. Kuhmskt Those pleasant vuices we hear each morning hcltmg t0 thc members of the Sound Studio Staff. Through thr efforts 0f thc sound studio we are informed of the many activities uking plane in our school. Sound, lightst Curtain. These three words haw- mngiutl qualities for the members of the Stage Crew. It is their respon. sibility to see that all is ready on the stage for assemblies and uftcn for outside programs. The Audio-Visual Aids Staff is responsible for tho mrc and maintenance of all the recording and projection cquipmcnt 0f the school. STAGE CREW' Left to right: D, Ashley, R. Kast- ncr, Mrs. Krcegcr. adviser, S. Kubinski, Ft Wansca, Rt Brewer, G. Merrigant HALL GlellES Sealed: ,I. Russo, Miss Maggcsc, mlviscrl Snow! mu: C. Rthlcr. A. Corbett. P. jiran, IV. George, A. FdLlLlC, Third mu: ll. W'itsahcr, .I, IEiIbluhc-r, L RAguM-sc, D. Carrca. D. Run-ll Fourlb mu: R. llnlzhauscr, J. Thwaitcs, Rl llmrlL S. Trxpl-za. M y W y The Hall Guides, an important branch of the Student Council, an a 8 help preserve urder in the halls 0f Johnson Rvgionnl. Although not a part of tha- Studcm CounCil, the Fire Patrol is also an important scrvic: gmup of our school. These students aid in checking on safety regulations and assist in all fire drills. FIRE PATROL Fin! 1011': R, Holzhauser, LIL Hudak, adviser, W. Staegcr. Second row: P4 Jiran, D. Rock, D. Evans. 99 100 BE L CA NTO Miss Niidkiff, xlin'cmr. Firr! nmu' D. Picpcr. E. Bnrhy, S. Sumws, M. Buchy, P Fcrreira, V. Karmazyn, 1.. Riccardo. Sumud rrmu' D. Hatter, IE. Sisia. M. i'hrpL-r. C. Makowsky. B. Ruhrbauyh. B. meL-ryk Third mux' R. Squall, RV Kusik, WW Stink, WK Lillcy. Frmrrb mm: P. Frnwrry. M Tom, I. Thwaitcs, R. Brown, F. Spring. R. Xifu. Members of the Choir are chosen because of musical ability and interest. The Choir sings at the Christmas concert and the Spring concert. The Bel Canto is composed of the exceptional members of the Choir. They not only sing at the concerts, but they participate in many programs for groups outside the schooL Music Expresses CHOIR Miss MidkiH, director. Fin! row: A. Schiller, B Rambo. L. WitscherV D. Harter, D. Pieper, E. Buchy. M Harper, E. Schultz, S. Gleason, A Eichler, S Greenburg, H Buoni. Cu Hedenburg. P. Schindlen G. Naples. E. LChora, C WoodruH, K. Schwartz, B Rohrbaugh D. Cordts, S. Hemhauser, J. DcBlossi, P. Fcrrcira, S. Wallaucr, L chtt. 59mm! roun' E. Sisia, N Dowling. K. Andrews, V. Harris, A Sieller, L. Dabb, 5 Somers, .14 Buchy G. Blankenhorn. A. Lundgren. W. Kawko. R. Bowers, R Habasewich, R. Guzzo, R. Carson. E. Landmesser. D. Scull, C Mulligan, L. Gage, L. Riccardo, V. Karmazyn. B. Frowery, M. KroebeL Third row B. Schultz, J. Cull, C. Gudowski, M. Billings, C. Mazzci, D Alvine, S Tripka, C. Peterson, K Kump. J. Burg, L Viggiano. R. Segall. R Bertolettc. G. Cwicka. R. Brewer. W. Scizak. J. Dc Blossi. J. Lubrano, A, Kump, C. Makowsky. B. Rendano. P. Marlaga, S. Trcsiddcr. Fourth rout J, Duyckinck. N. Fainhild. B. Browne, B, Hildebrand, G. Hessc: J. RCHaI. K. Toughen P. mecry, M. Tom, I. Thwaites R. Kosik, D, Plungis. F, Spring, R. Xifo. W. Lilley. J. Smith, W. Moses, H. Taylor, 1.. Palmquist, J. Marshall, B. Tcrpak, A, Marczak. C. Gryguris, M, Jambruno. CLEE CLUB Mixx Midkitf, dirruur. Members in alphubctim! order: D. Alvinc. K. Andrews, M. lslllingx, U, Blankrnhum. B. Bmwnc, D. Curdrs, L. Dabbh .I. De Blossi. N, Bowling, J. DuyckinLl-c. AV Iiixhlcr, N, Fairchxhi, L Gage, 5. Gleason, C Grygutis, Ch ULxJoxwkx, VV Hmrig. B HAUL L. HukL-mrh, S. Htmhauscrh U. Hesse, B. Hildebrand, M. Jamhrurm. L. chrt, M. chbcl. K. Knmp, JV Marshall, P. Matlaga, C. Mazzci, CV Mulhgan. C. Pctcmm, B. Rambuh VI, Regal, B. Rendzmo. AV Schiller. B, Sghultzh IE. Sdmltz, A. Sicllrrh B. Tcrpdkh K. Tuughcr, S TrcsiLHcr, S. Tripka, Sh W'allauer. L W'irxchcr. Thc Glcc Club is LUIDPUSCd of the girls of the Our Idgas Chuir whu cnjuy singi-ng n?gether. h Under the Icadcrshlp at Mr. Jupma, the band has performed ur the Christmas Concert and the Regional Musig Canton, us well as at its own Spring Concert Mr. Jupina directs our Regional Band at all assembly programs. BKHJX'IY .LUB Suurd: R. Johnson, K Bubble, R. Krlmvac, Mr. Taylor, mlvlsrr. Sm'nml mu: B. Schultz, L. chtt, D. Spiclmann. K. O'Brien. Third mu: Li, MLDondlgl, D Burbdrnk. Fnlxrllv mu.' 5. ParnHu, D. me, I. Maryann. N. Amory, Because many students wish to explore a particular subject Beyond the beyond classroom limits the Biology and General Science Clubs have been farmed. In these clubs the students carry 0th projects for which there is not sufficient time during class. - vmatwnu GENERAL SCIENCE CLUB Seated: T. Curran, J. Wehrum, N. Cohen, D DeBenedetto, K Mona- han, M. Josephs. Second row: A. Montefusco, ML Quad, adviser. .4, 102 h-uw . t ART CLUB Seated: K. Kump, S. Nicd. Tt Mayhamt Sewnd mm: D. Hurst, D. Cordt's, S, Carroll, K. Klemain, C. Duff 1. GlcasmL Third ruu': M. SChcthr. j. Walano, C. Weiss, M Condor, D. Barbaritk, J. Hurnt Frmrtl: mu: Ht Nyirray, J. Her son, L. Kusscl. R. Husth, St Par- rillu. A. Clcndanicl, L. Akltmis. Mrs. Polonsky, adviser, abscntt The beautiful background for tht: Christmas program. as well as the decoratiuns for the main lobby at Christmas, are part of the wurk of the Art Club The Dramatics Club gives those students interested in dramatics a chance to display their talents and perfect their skills through acting, reading and discussing plays. Classroom DRAMATICS CLUB Seated: L. Cox, B. B6nnctt, Mrs. Krecger, adviser, Dt Ruef, R. Gurrry. Second mu: 5. Casertamx P. Stringcr, Dt Bucca. D, Cordcs, B. Jurich. Third rou': J. Banyasz, E. Harrison, A. Krankoff, P. Vulsor, D. Barbarickt 10. Geniuses at work. Quiet! Mrsl Vasta watches Joni's techniques. Miss Short takes the roll. a r , 104 Lunch at last! Mr. Purkinsnn Checks out the film. 103 Quiet, please! Mrs. Kelsey tells the girls how it's done. Great skills are developed in our shops. Mr. Kelin gives safe driving tips. 106 Who said it couldn't be done? A pretty girl is like a melody. I wonder if it will turn Out right? A dish of potatoes, please. 107 Lester Ragonesc receives the Mr.Region11 Trophy this year as William Stlcgcr and Edwin Anderson rcccixe the1r 11W 1rds The band heightens the school spirit for the Our Mr, Regional Dance is enjoyed by all games. who attend. The three o'clock smile. 108 i Get your tickets for the big game! Students take the Newark College of Engineering Exam to determine their academic abilities. Carol Cunningham leads Regional's fans in a cheer. Come on - CheerV Fight team, fight! The seniors take a trip to the American Shakespeare Festival in Connecticut. 109 The Current goes on sale. The cheerleaders urge our Crusaders on. 110 Senior play practice. play. School's out! 112 OId-Timers' plan their strategy during :1 time-out. Faculty Surprises Varsity in old Timers, Game As a finale to the 1961 - 1962 basketball season, an OldvTimers' Night was sponsored by the Athletic Department. The underclassmen of the basketball team played the somewhat youthful, aroused faculty. In a preliminary game the girlst basketball team lost a tightrscoring duel 8-6. The varsity was coached by Les Ragonese and Jim Russo, while Coach Peragallo lead the faculty. The faculty got off to a fast lead but soon were worn down by the rapid pace set by the varsity. It was a nip and tmk game all the way until the last minutes when the older. more experienced faculty sputted ahead and won by 9 points7 55-46. Playing for the faculty were: Cmuh tBombeH Sevetage, Coach tPasseri; Pemgnllu Coach t Foul Show Fulton, Mr. tBack-Btmrch Billingse Mr. tSinkeU SanGiacomo, Coach t Foulem Shustackt Coach tCousw Kelin, and the grand uld man of basketball. Coach Ulast Minutw Stanley. B. Buoni reaches as varsity takes possession of the elusive ball. Parliamentarian Gerhard Casper informs delegates of proper U.N. pro- cedure. Model United Nations Assembly a Success Turmoil broke loose on the Assembly floor as Cuba rushed to the rostrum and assailed the United States. Demonstrators carrying signs broke into the World Assembly and shouted down the delegate from the Union of South Africa. Matters became so heated that lunch had to be postponed. These startling events occurred at the model U. N. General Assembly presented for the first time as a combined effort of our three sister schools on February 7. The preparation and execution of the event was left entirely to the two hundred students who participated, with the teachers setting only the ground rules in the hrst few weeks of work. Early in the school year the students from all three schools were grouped in blocs - Aslan-Alrican, Soviet, Latin American, and Western lALJ repre- sented the Western blocl. By doing a great deal of research and listening to lectures, the students imi- tated each delegate's mannerisms, arguments and actions. In almost all respects, the mock session resembled the real thing and was a worthwhile experience for all who debated on the question of admitting Communist China to the U.N. U. S. delegates N. Werthwein and T. Gambino confer with Italian delegate M. Toto on future proposals. Jan Koedam and Alarm Sebed Abtu look on as Brazilian delegates explain United 1 1 5 Nations operations. Seniors take part in arranging the decorations for the Ball. Fantasy in Frost The theme for this years Senior Ball was Fantasy In Frost, and on Friday evening, February 23, couples danced amid decorations representing various Winter scenes. Our Queen was chosen this year by the senior boys who voted individually to pick the girl of their choice. Music and dinner were enjoyed by all who attended this event. 1 14 Preparing the throne h Who will be Queen? Tom Ford adds last minute touches to the decorations. Doctor Fry presents the crown to Queen Judi De Blossi. 115 What has Dottie done now? This year's Senior Class presented, on March 30-51, 1962, the three act comedy OUT OF THE FRYING PAN. Under the direction Of Mrs. Maryanne KreegCr, the cast set about improving and rehearsing to produce a well-attended and enjoying play. Out of The Frying Pan CAST George Bodell , , .. Rick Thwaites Norman Reeje ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mike Toto Mn . Garnet ................... Ginny Karmazyn Tony Denniwn ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, Bob Husth Muriel Faxler ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Lea Heckeroth Kate Ault ...... Rita Bradley Marge Benson Ellen Schultz Dottie Cohan Kathy Miller Mr. Coburn Philip Frowery Arthur Kenny ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ralph Johnson Fm: Cop , ,V Charles Rettig St.?cond Cop ...................... Alan Mushette Applying the make-up back stage. 116 Do you see him yet? Mrs. Garnet tries to help. Did I say something wrong? 'WWell you see, it's like this . . 117 A bevy of bnllcx Polynesian Paradise On April 27, 1962, the Juninr Pmm was held at thc A'Inrtinsvillc Inn W'ith the theme of Polynesian Paradise Couples danced in rim: m thC cnjuyablc mmic amid colorful decorations, Everyone is enjoying the evening. h. Last ycark queen, Ellen SthLlltL CIIHK'US' rhc 1963. qUu-IL Cum! Bfurmn. . , . w. ;..;...L . W,V.w..u.u . zv 8:: :,;.EB .35; ii:- Quccn Carol and her attendants, Patricia Jarvis and Joan Finnerty. 119 f SPORTS W i E o i - . ' 9 J .1-2 ? - ; f .4; g. 3 3;: .. . t 1',L- Mo .Hgy.3ne4 9S : g vita - . . . Buiklz'ng Character 121 122 Foreground: Coach Sam Timer. Seated: H. Seaman, M. Pryll. L. Ragtmesc, J. Zgutzynski, Rt Himpcic. R. Anderson I Russo. R. W'hcclcr, Ti Amon, Seroud muu' E. Gotchis. Rt Einzingcr. Ct Rcidcr, At Peters, F. Bihon, Ft Kmv, T. Bakum, Third mu? .1. C105, j. Soltis, j. Gaycwski, W1 Prish, Kt Hauswzilti, A, Mushcttt'. Frmrll: mu? j. Gunni- tassio, L, Frrnth, R. Amicrsnn, R. anling, A1 Cnrhctt. Fllrlv mu: T. Spitcr, j. Burg. ,1. Stunt H. Buuni. Sixth run; 5. Friedman. M. Sumvlson, D Miuhimna. F. Tut'kcr. Stamina: Cmuh Rctl Kclin, Loach Ucorgt' Cuzzuiinu Gridders Exhibit Marked ImprOVEment This year's football team, lead by head coach Sam and his able assistants Red Kelin, George Robert and Robert McCuskert compiled a 2-7 record. This record does not show the Timer Cuzzolino, Hooper, true picture of the teanfs work. The season opened against powerful Westficld With 21 25-7 1055. second half the Crusaders staged a courageous come- In the back and were in scoring position when the game ended. After losses to Springfield, Cranford, and Hill- side, the Crusaders came back tO defeat Roselle 19-12 SCORES ALJ 7 Westfield , 23 ALJ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 14 Springfield , 5 ALJ 6 Cranford , , . V ,, 26 ALI 0 Hillside . , ,, 28 ALJ , 19 Roselle , , , , 12 ALJ 7 14 Piscataway , t 21 ALJ 25 Roselle Park ,, , , ,, t 7 ALJ , 7 Rahway ,, ., , 21 ALJ 13 Scotch Plains ,, , 14 in 21 wcll-pluycd game. TWO weeks later the team again won by defeating Roselle Park 25-7. The team was never behind and our second win in three games was accomplished. Thanksgiving Day's game proved to be the hcartbrcakcr 0f the season When our aroused Plains. Crusaders out-piaycd the team met highly favored Scntch liven though losing by n hain 14-13, the Blue Raiders throughout the entire gums. Next ycaris team is looking forward to a mute prosperous season with the return of many capable lcttcrmcn, Coach Timer watches the action. John Soltis Fights for the ball. Clark butk smashes through the line. Joe Zgurzynski breaks through the line for good yardage. Coach Cuzzolino, Rich Himpclc, Jim Russo watch the action from the sidelines. Ken Hauswald hands off to John Gnycwski. John Giannattusio rounds right end for a large gain 12?; Segted: J. Kocdam, R. Fuchs, N. chhwein, Wh Stagger' Wh Mosesh R. Bertolettc. W. Smdtlanden J. Fitzgerald. D. Fuchs, J. Szper, 1M. George. Kneeling; R, Hartong, D. FIanery, H. Zuchowski, D. Skull. Semnd rouu' K. A. DiFabio, j. Wlitkowski, S. Grecnburg, D. Morrell, P. Crompton. G. Schnirzcr. J. Flynn. P. ChumS. K. CUSpil, Jiran, Ph Nesgood, J Esposito, J. Kosar, Coach Severagc. R. Curry, G. Libcrmann, B. Klllcy, C. Mogenson, T. Szary. Fin! mu': W. Gorski, T. VanPelt, R. LcDuc, E. Hanak, Soccer Team Captures Second Conference Title The Crusader Booters this year rEgained thc Watchung Conference title for the second time in three years. Led by Coach Severage, the team compiled a 5-5-1 record and was honored as being the first school team to be invited to participate in the State tournament. In the Group HI tourna- ment game against Chatham, the Boaters lost a hard-fought game 1-0. SCORES ALI , , 0 JeHerson , , . 2 ALJ ,,,,, 1 Edison . , ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 ALJ , 1 Clifford Scott 2 ALJ 7 1 New Providence 7, . ,, , ,7 O ALJ ,. 2 Springfield , , O ALJ ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 Scotch Plains ,,,,, 7 2 ALJ ,, 1 New Providence .. . O ALJ , , ,, 1 Hillside ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, , 0 ALJ , . ,7 O Gov. Livingston ,, 3 ALJ , 4 Cranford . ,,,,,, ,7 1 ALJ , , O Scotch Plains . 0 State Tournament ALJ , 0 Chatham ,, , ,, 7 , ,,,,,,,,,, 1 124 Coach Severage talks to the team before the game. ball. Action from the sidelines . . . Ki Kneeling: f RJSSO, L Ragoncsc. W'. PriSh. T. Bakum, R. StinsmL H. Emmi. Snunlxnpr I. l.g-warr dmukL mgr W . mecs, D. Chinclmr XX Smugw, H. W'irsahur. S Iku-dmxn. mgrv. Lumh Pcragallo. Cag6rs This year's bnskcrhlll mum hmdvd by CoAL'h Ptmgnllo, lacking hcighr and a'xprricncu. shuwvd :1 . . disappointing 0-10 rummL Thc team played their suffer DlsapPOlntlng bwt ;11 AH nmu M cwdcmcd by dust sum-x Agninxl highly I'nicd icnmx' In the 12m gumc xhc Cruxadcn Inst to highly mtcd Nyw ProchnaL- by two puints 56218011 morcd in thy leing sp'umds. XWHh A few ramming lcttcrmcn m furm the mululx; next ycar's 1mm lmpcs IH ShUW' Ll ITIULh HNPI'UVCd YCLYH'd. SCORES A.L.I. 311 V76! Side 55 ALJ H New Providence 65 A.L.J. r Rahway 52 A.I..J. 46 Cranford 7'0 A.L J, 41 Scotch Plains 61 ALJ. 53 West Orange 63 A.L.jv 4U Ruscllc 60 ALJ. 44 Pingry 56 A.L.j 33 Cranford 64 A.I,,J. 49 Roselle 63 ALJ. 43 Roselle Park 45 A.L,J. 52 Hillside 43 A.L.j. 32 Roselle Park 66 A.L.J. 53 Wcstflcld 7O A.L.J, 4S Scotch Plains SS A.LJ. 34 Hillside 4.7 ' V A.L. I 33 Wcstiicld 51 V- A.LJ. 51 Rahway 64 . M A.L.J. 49 New Providence 51 4d ' j.V. TEAM Kmreling: A Clwric, B, Maicr, R. Curry, K. Cuspiul, W, Stadtlandcr. 126 Smudiny: C. Rcrtigz, mgr., Cr. Cospim, F. Harper, J- Cummrs, .1. Ciaycwski, Coach Shustzuk. Bill Stacgcr dribblcs past a defender. .5! .;;j . Bill Prish grabs a rebound. Bill Staeger passes OH to Bill Prish. 127 Kneeling: R. Lehma, T, Schultz, R. Fuchs, R. Shoh, J. Penyak, N. W'erthwein, DA Fuchs. Samma' row: Coach Faraklas, J. Kosar, Tt Gambino, L. Hochsrrasser. K. Hauswald, E. Anderson, AA Ixiushette, J. Vella. Coach Stahlcy. Third muz' K. Crompton, R. Brt'wcr, R Kmv, J. Alrcy, R. Stryker. R. Anderson, A. Fadde. R. Desch, R. Castagno. Wrestling Team Compiles 4-7 Record Johnson Regional's wrestling team, under the direction of SCORES Coach Russell Stanley, compiled a 47 record. The record is ALJ. 3?. North Plaimicld 24 - . - V Y . - A.L.J. H Perth Amboy 15 deccnmg smce the first three losses mere by 511m margms. A.L.J. 23 Scotch Plains 24 After these losses the team came back to defeat Perth Amboy. ALJ. 17 Governor Livingston 20 V . . . . 7 A.I.J. 33 Jeffcrxon 16 Jefferson, Rahway, and Hlllsxde. Inleldttal hono-rs vent to Ed ALL 16 Springfield 27 Anderson, 177 lbs, who was runnerAup m the dlstrlCt tourna- A.L.J. 20 Rahway 19 h , - h ALJ. H Roselle Park 31 ment and Kfn Hauswald, 167 lbs,i Who vrlashlso a dlstngt A.L.J. 5 Wcsrheld 39 runner-up. Rlck Shohfi placed first In the dxsmct tournament ALJ. S Cranford M A.L.J. 26 Hillside 24 at 115 lbs. and was a regional tournament runner-up Coach Stanley and Rick Shohf1 plan their strategy. 128 Coaches Stanley and Furaklas watch the action alung, Rich Horbacz breaks down his opponent, with the team and fans. Ton Schultz comes from behind for a take-down. R0 er Fuchs holds down his 0 nent. 12 Y 8 PP0 9 1;de matey: 'EELIA H'T w; IIIIII III II- - w: -;:-3;rgg3gfaiii II. --- III .n Fin; row: Be Statlander, J, Gayewski, B. Ptish, H. Buoni, Rt Miscovich. Jt Eilbathet, N. Werth- wein, H. Witscher. Standing: J. Lewandowski, Mgr. Coach Petagallo. Semnd rnu': L. Ragnncsc. J. Russo, J. Soltis, L. Del Rosso, I. Weinstock, K. Hauswald, j. C105, C. Behringer. Baseball Season Looks Promising With the return of many lettermen. Coach Peragallo is looking forward to improving last year's record, With the Watchung Con- ference wide open, the team has :1 good chance of capturing the crown. BASEBALL SCHEDULE DATE SCHOOL April 5 7 Gov. Livingston April 10 . , Westfield April 13 . ,, 7 7 7 7 Roselle Park April 17 , New Providence April 19 7 , , N . , Roselle April 24 , Hillside April 27 , 7 7 GOV. Livingston May 1 , , Cranford May 2 N N , 7 Westheld May 4 , 7 , Rahway . . ' May 11 ,7 , , H , , Roselle Park Jlm Russo and Jim Ellbacher have a conference on the mound. May 15 7 7 7 Scotch Plains May 18 , 7, 7 Roselle May 19 , , , Hillside May 21 H ,7 Cranford May 22 7 , , Rahway 130 May 29 ,, , , Scotch Plains C. Berhinger gets set to deliver the pitch. H. Witscher snares a Hy ball. L. Ragonese stretches for the throw. R. Miscovich fires the pitch to the plate. 151 N, Werthwein comes in to scoop up a grounder. i r, V! f- ' J. ' r i. .- ' -. 0.! . ' V q. u r o. u, 3.- .- - . - - i I .. .. s. v .. - i , ,. .. .. v u f. 2 ' a u ? . ... V. s O- r; i. -- , k .. . - I- s -. 2- Q. . -0 .+ f- q -i, x ! .ii us .On. .,.. ,2 I C. ' .. K. nu ' , +, 45- u 1 ND- .- I i . ' I g a I -$ 0- - i '.. ,7. Bl a . I .- .. .9? Vi xxx: ' , ' 2 .0 , . i'b -.i 0. V .- --- u. - . . .ov . zK . a , '9 er - $- - . .. - . v - . Q- C. K . , . . . I I ' I :. . 'i .y 3 ,. Ties.- i , :3. + s $ - ,- 2a: f; - - '7' '12 315', M 'r aPk-wary r: .a . s - ;;. Pint row: T. Amon, R. Anderson, B. Halsey. C. Reider, J. Zuchowski, L. Hocstrasser, R. Krov, J. Krov, G. B Piekarski, E. Anderson, R. Wheeler, R. Himpele. T. Schnitzer, R. Reich, G. Fontana, 8 Shaw, J. Kynch. Gambinb, J. szer, B. Staeger, B. Todd. Serond rou': J. Smith, D. Simmons, G, Hartzler, Ri Shohfl, D. Carma, J. Heidom, J. Giannatassio, R. Habesevich, R. Pecina, j. Burg, j. Flynn. Third row: J. Kosar, N, Glodic, W. Kako, D. Amon, J. Witkowski, D. Mandrona, P. Dinillo, R. Jensen, J. Burbage, D. Werle, J. Mussuto. Fourth 7014': j Klitsch, B. Schuster. D. Corvelyni Fifth rou': B. Hunter. Di Woodruff, J. Lubrano, B. Watcrson. R. Swelgin, D. Mahoney, G. Hartley, N. Amory. A, Miskin, R. Bielecki, Ri Wudzski. Sixth rout Coach Severage, Coach Kelin, V. Cordone, C. Jarvis, ji Szeckliski. L. Martel. L, Montifusco, S. Girfaicoi Track Team Expects Improvement This years track team, headed by Coaches Severage and Kelin, is hoping for a victorious season. Coach Severage has many able lettermen returning and also a few promising new trackmen to help this season become a successful one. TRACK SCHEDULE DATE SCHOOL April 7 ,, . 7. Roselle April ,,,,,,,, . Westfield April , Hillside April , North Plainfield April , s. Roselle Park May 7 South Plainfield May 5 7 77777 Scotch Plains May 10 , ,. Union County Track Meet May 13 ,, , ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , Rahway May 17 , ,,,,,,,, Watchung Conference May 22 ,, Cranford May 29 , ,2 7 , , ,7 ,7 . 7, New Providence June 2 , 7 H H State Meet 132 Joe szer hurls the javelin. B. Staeger sails over the bar. D. Wheeler clears the bar. The start of the half-mile race. B. Anderson tosses the shot. R. Himpele clears one of the hurdles. 133 I Brda selects a ball as Jet? Mousted looks on. Jay Klitsch exhibits good form. Bowlers Complete Successful Season Mr. Nilan, John Soltis, Steve Milberger look over the scores. This ycafs bowling team, headed by Mr. Nilnn, compiled an impressive record. Bc- sidcs participating in the regular season, the team placed third in the County Tournament and finished fourth in the District Tourna- ment. Golfers Starting Second Season our golfers began their second season and soon were off to a good start. Although this is Coach Timeths first season With out Regional team, he was able to count upon proven veterans Rick Thwaites, John Malko, and Union County Conference Champion Walt Lilley. GOLF SCHEDULE DATE SCHOOL April 10 ................. Linden April 16 .......... Rahway April 17 Woodbridge April 19 ................ Springfield April 30 Thomas Jefferson May 14 ,,,,,,,,,,,, Woodbridge May 15 ..................... Hillside May 17 .................... Rahway R. w. 1. Make B. Mm, m m. 2?E;5:1f3:3 D. Smolyn. Band Supplies Splrlt Under the direction of Mr. Jupina, the Crusader band was seen at every football game cheering the team to victory in full marching regalia. The band also participated in a spring concert which was an enjoyable success. w........ ysw v- MARCHING BAND tAlphabetical Ordew - L. Aklonis, N. Amory, J. Babish, J. Billings, V, Burbage, A. Clearie, D. Corvelyn, J. Dillberger, Pt Frowery, B. Griffin, 1. Grygutis, W, Halsey, S. Hamilton, G. Harley, E. Harper, W. Koenigsmark, L. Krouk, J. Lewandowski, N. Liehn, AV Macaluso, S. Matlaga, M. Midgley, K, O'Brien, E. Occimio. R. Pecina, G. Quinn, C. Rettig, G. Rea, C. Raider, R. Rodgers, P. Russo, M. Rybowski, W. Staeger, W. Starlandet, K. Toth, R. Winkleman, S. Zatych, J. Zawislak. 15S G.A.A. OFFICERS Sealed: E. Sisia, President Second r010: J. Tomko, Treasurer; Rt Senior, Representative; J. DeBIossi, Secretary; I. Friedfeld. SWIMMING Fm: roux L, Barrett, C. Mulligan, B. Eard- ley, At Evers, J, Marshall, I Tomko, Second rou-s E, Kessler. P. Russo, Jt Hollenbeck, S. Rieth, J. Nelson. On diving board's S. Dugan, Ht Myitray, S. Burg, C. Law, M. Cook, M. Karle, L. Gage, D. Walsh, C. Peterson. Girlst Athletic Ofiicers are important in any group and the olecets 0f the Girls' Athletic Association keep the association and its program running smoothly. Girls from our school swim for one hour every Tuesday evening at the Westfield Y.W,C.A, This sport is held in the fall of each year. In you go! This is swimming? 136 Association A large number of girls participate in the badminton program held in the late fall. Champions are chosen for each day and 21 play-off is held at the end of the season. The hockey teams from our school play against many teams from neighbor- ing schools. Because of the small num- ber of upperclassmcn interested in hockeye there were only freshmen and sophomore teams this year. Get the ball over here! BADMINTON Fran! 10 back: B. Bennett, Me Mullroney, D. Jarcmko, J. Ackerman, J. Masone HOCKEY Fin! row: M. Fratini, E. Longo, J. Mason, R. Bradley, j. Ackerman, D. Scalengi, K. Krahling. Second row: S. Casterano, P. Basile, P. Stringer, C. Petrozziello, L. Mis- dom, 1 Johnson, 1.. Brinkman, G. Crosby. Third 7011': B. Bartlett, N. Kane, C. Makowsky, J. Wehrum, S. Schulenberg, S. Hogan, Je Heidorn, VA Eichler. Fourth row: I Marshall, K. Tougher, J. Rysavy, S. Brown, Me Josephs, B. Miskovich, S. Pare rillo, P. Velsor. Fifth rou: D. Barbarick, Pe Ferrance, He Strickland, H. Nyitray, J. Herson, Le Bonardi. You have to fight to win. SOCCER Firxt row: P. Ferreira, G. Loffio, Jh Boytos, E. Schultzh Serond rou': S. Tripka, F. Miele, j. Dill- berger, M. Billings, M. Dolezal, Third rant 5. Burg. Jh Reilly, J. Mason, C. Cook. GOLF Fin! rou': J. Dillberger, S. Zarych, P. Russo. Second row: B. Hodge, BA Kosinski, E. Sisia, L. Wehrum. Will it be another gutter ball? 138 G.A.A. Develops The soccer teams this year played against Union High School, Governor Livingston Regional High SchooL Jona- than Dayton Regional High School and Linden High School. The girls who participate in the golf program learn the fundamentals of golf, beginning with the basic strokes. Fifty-one teams of four girls each par- ticipated in the bowling program on Mondays and Tuesdays at Clark Lanes during january and February. VOLLEYBALL From to bark: B, Bartlett, E Sisia, G. Crosby, J. Mason. Athletic Ability Volleyball attracts a great number of girls whu enjoy playing together with their friends, while learning the skills of the gums. Held on Mondays and Tuesdays in January and February, league basketball also attracts a large number of girls. LEAGUE BASKETBALL Firxt rou': D. jarvis, S. Fiorczak, M. Fratini, P. Basile, L. Welsch, R Galiszewski, B. Nicholas, A. Krankoff, V. Parin. Sewnd row: C. Hcinzc, J. Robinson, J. K5150, P. David, L. Kroshiewicz, J. Heidorn, J. Wehrum, D. Cuzzo, S. Zarych. Third roux- E. Bunk, D. Scalingi, L. Misdom, M. Vogt, L. Barrett, C. Mulligan, D. Barbarick, M. Josephs, J. Kennedy. Fourth rou': C. Menafra, J. Connelly, E. Fakla, B. Marsnick, E KutCh, S. Hamilton, G. Macdonald, S. Parillo, G. Storms, Fifib muz- L. Gibson, L Burdick, S. Tropp, G. Collins, G. Sachse, D Hurst, T. Mayhan, B. Hodge. Sixth rou': E. Longo, J. Tomko, J. Mason, K. Krahling. FRESHMAN CLASS TEAM P. Buchy, K. Warchol, C. Kostelnick, P. Ferrance, P. Velsor, C. Stanicki. Kneeling: D. Ricca. 139 SOPHOMORE CLASS TEAM M. Ruth, N Kane, D. jarcmko, S. Somers. M. Mullroncy, B. Anger JUNIOR CLASS TEAM G. Blankenhorn, F. Woods, L Dabb, C. Downey, J. Duyckinck, J. Tomko. SENIOR CLASS TEAM P. Ferreira, G. Lofflo, J. Reilly, J. Mason, J. Ackerman, S. Burg, L Schmidt. 140 Chosen to The Class basketball teams are chosen on the basis of skills. They participate in games against other schools includ- ing Roselle Park High School, Linden High School, Jonathan Dayton RC- gional High School, Hillside High, Scotch Plains High School, Roosevelt Junior High School and Edison Junior High School All teams ended their seasons successfully this year. CHEERLEADERS jt Dc Blossi, A. Pczzulich, C. Gudowski, G. Hesse, B. Grmck, Captain, K. 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