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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1964 volume:

14' , 1964 Lance Published by the students of Arthur L. Johnson Regional H. S. Clark, New Jersey Volume VIII v$ m. Prologue The theme for the 1904 LANCE has been inspired by the immortal lines of Thomas Heywood: iiThe world is a theatre, the earth a stage which God and nature do with aclnrs fill. To this LANCE staff, our school seemed to he the perfect small-scale representation of this thought. Pm'traying the teachers as dirertors, the seniors as stars, and the undvrvlassmen as under- studies, we proceed to correlate the world oi tho stage with the work of the classroom. It is our sincere hope that this 1064. LANCE will present the reader with a pictorial and verbal review of the uvents. students, and faculty endeavors which comprised the Spirit Hi the l063-fv1 aca- demit' year at Arthur L. Johnson. Dedication November 22, 1963, is a date few of us will ever forget. On this day a nation lost its leader; a youth lost its idol and inspiration; 3 whole world lost a crusader for peace. Here at Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School, the ideals of John Fitzgerald Kennedy had been a daily infiuence in our lives. A more rigorous physical education program. a twenty-five mile hike, a debate in history, or a heated discussion of political policies at the lunch table were but a few of the manifestations of the Presidents inHuence. More than this, we were captured by his spirit of warmth and enthusiasm, of liberty and justice, of understanding and peace. On November 22, as the first news announcement that the President had been shot came over the public address system during sixth period, an atmosphere of confusion, disbelief, and anxiety replaced the usual academic mood. Minutes later, as official word came that President Kennedy had passed into immortality, our school fell into a shocked, uncanny silence. A few of us wept, a few prayed, but all of us felt in our hearts the terrible and irreplaceable loss of a great man. It is in his fond memory that we dedicate this 1964 LANCE to John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 35th President of the United States. E TABLE OF CONTENTS $ TITLE PAGE PROLOGUE DEDICATION . ADMINISTRATION FACULT Y SENIORS--------28 UNDERCLASSMEN . . . . . 86 ACTIVITIES . . . . . . . . 100 YEAR IN REVIEW . . . . . 120 SPORTS . . . . . . . . . 126 ADVERTISEMENTS. chom UBRLSO ARTHUR L JOHNSON REGEONAL HIGH CLARK NEW JERSEY BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated. Left to Right: Mr. Foster. Mr. Molick. Dr. Jones. Mr. Powers. Dr. Davis. Superinlvmlcnt: 5 1 Mr. Hopping, Mr. Loman. Mr. Nolan. Mr. Cnnlin, Mr. Cunlin. Mr. Frudvricks, Niministrutiw txbfld 3;ka Assistant, Mr. Ward. Standing, Left to Right: Dre Jacobson. AgsiAtunt Superintcndonl: Mr. Stephinie, Mr. Steiner, Mr. Masters, Mr. Elasasser, W11. v t CLWMEJ Board of Education The Board of Education, the backbone of the Regional system. establishes and main- tains school policies which are translated into actiun by the udministratiun. Dr. Warren M. Davis SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS . . . Dr. Davis7 Superintendent of the Union County Regional High School District, oversees the entire operation of the three schools in the Regional system. Dr. Randolph Jacobsen ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Working closely with each member of the administration and faculty, Dr. Jacobsen keeps the Regional District abreast of new developments in education. 1! NT 5, m .w Mr. Robert E. Hough PRINCIPAL Lcmlorship and supervisiun vharuvlerizc the many tllllit'S which Mr, Hough umlcrlzlkvs tn insun- the maximum emt'iency of all pmfgrams 21! Arthur L. Johnson Regional High SPI1 l ,I. Mr. 1. Kenneth Moritko HIRICUTUH 0F GIVIDANCE Mr. Wnrilku tlirvt-ls orientation and testing prugmmw in addition to the supervision nf srhonl guidam-e actiVities and programs. Dr. Alvin Fry ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL . . . Overseeing student disvipline and welfare is the pri- mary responsibility of Dr. Fry. Dr. Donald Merachnick DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL SERVICES . . . Dr. le'arhnirk strives to mevt the needs of every type uf Sllldt'llt :11 Regional by prm'iding services for sot'ial. health. and vmntinnal problems. A s a d i r e c t o r prompts his actors, so does a teacher guide his students. The influence of the director is felt throughout the play; likewise, that of the teacher is felt through; out a lifetime. Mr. Edward Brown Mush Coordinator Departmental Mr. George Barclay Science Coordinator Mr. John Brown PhySical Education Coordinator Mr. August Caprio Language Coordinator 10 Donald Hoagland Fine And Industrial Arts Coordinator Coordinators Mrs. Nluriel Nlllller English Coordinator Mr. Joseph 50!! Mathematics Coordinator : uxmnanm. ww: ;-- f V j. ..' ...I . Miss Pauline Keith Social Studies Coordinator . -;5 $-xxm Miss Eleanor Murphv Business Coordinator Mrs. Mary Ann Ulbrich Home Economics Coordinator 11 Miss Elaine Allgoever ENGLISH . . . In her English classes, Miss Allgoever advocates the interspersing,y of good literature with the traditional grammar. Vixm UH nlt t 3 .VI r. Robert Anderson SOCIAL STUDIES . . . In his sociology Class. 311'. Antlersnn stresses the study of mzm-s relatiunship with his environment. Mr. Joseph Assante Mr. George Barclay SCIENCE . . . The successful study of biology rests on the application of the scientific method. 12 MATHEMATICS . . . Mr. Assante feels that the modern approach to mathematics is beneficial to the vareer-minded student. Mrs. Adee Bennett LANGUAGE . . . Roman culture and Civilization are studied along with the basic rudiments of the language in Mrs. Bennettis Latin classes. Mr. William Blakely SCIENCE . . . Mr. Blakely gears his classes to the ever increasing demand in todayis world for better scientists. L JOHNSON REGmML HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY . CLARK. NEW JERSEY Miss Laurie Cohen ENGLISH . .7 . As an English lcavhcr. Miss Cnhcn expects writ- ten assignments of quality rather than those of quantity. Mrs. Erika Broderick MATHEMATICS . . . Mrs. Brod- erick stresses the importance of understanding: basic mathematical principles before applying them. Mr. George Cuzzolino SOCIAL STUDIES . . . Mr. Cuzzolino feels that uur American heritage forms the foundation for d . the history of today. A ? -. Mrs. Alberta Dileo -. , :5. LANGUAGE . . . The goal of h studying French is to understand France and her people as well as to have a working knowledge of the language. Jh Mr A '14 Mr. George Darlington PHYSICAL EDUCATION In his g'ym classes, Coach Darling- ton stresses the presidential recom- mendations on youth fitness. Miss Barbara Doane SOCIAL STUDIES . . . Miss Doane stresses the motives behind basic human behavior in her psy- chology classes. 13 srmis u. AMERICA w x . , - - rs. -i i , '1 - T f ? , h i $.; -k;-;UV...T. M - ....... s ; Mrs. Sandra Dols Mr. Thomas Faulks SPECIAL SERVICES . . . Modern I'ead- SOCIAL STI'DIES . . . Mr. Faulks emphasizes history from ing machines are used to develop speed our early beginnings right through rurrcnt events. and accuracy in Mrs. Dolis reading lab. Mrs. Iris Feldman ENGLISH . . . Good American literature is worthy of good discussion, according to Mrs. Feldman. Mr. William Fickes INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . In the machine shop, Mr. Fickes provides many students with vocational training for the future. Mrs. Eleanor Friedrich Mr. Richard Fleischer BUSINESS . . . In order to serve com- MATHEMATICS . . . Mr. Fleischer efiectively combines petently in the business world, a student the teaching of mathematics with his duties as senior class must master the basic business skills. 14 advisor. Mr. Robert Fulton Mr. Carl Gaetano ENGLISH . . . Hr. Fultnn feels that cthrvtivc self-cxpression GUIDIX3CE . . . Our senior guidance is essential to guml tttarhing. CUUIISCIUL Mr. Gaetano, worked diligently h I this year in the fields of college and job placement. 'i u: Mr. John Glass INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . The practical skills acquired in .Mrs. Margaret Cants Mr. Glass? industrial arts classes provide many with abilities GUIDANCE . . . Mrs. Gants aids students to be utilized in the future. with school problems as well as with career opportunities. Mrs. Marion Gyorgey LANGUAGE . . . Mrs. Gyorgey feels that the study of modern German is beneficial for success in many careers. Mr. F rank Granata SPECIAL SERVICES . . . Mathematics, social studies, and the sciences, according to Mr. Cranata, form the basis for a general education. 15 Miss Gayle Hermann ENGLISH . . . Miss Hermann seeks tn give her English students a basic under- standing: of the immortals of literature. Miss Linda Hedden SOCIAL STUDIES . . . In her F.A.C. class, Miss Hedden shows that American culture was sub- ject to many foreign inHuences. Mr. Robert Hooper DRIVER EDUCATION i . . The theory of good driving is just as important as the skills. according to Mr. Hooper. Mrs. Helen June SOCIAL STUDIES . . . the com- prehension of basic trends and his- torical developments is essential to a successful study of history. Mr. Thomas Johnson PHYSICAL EDUCATION Gym Class, according to Mr. John- son, should be a period of physi- cal activity as well as a break in the regular classroom routine. Mr. Daniel Hudak SCIENCE . . . In his Earth and Space Science classes, Mr. Hudak stresses how the Space Age has accentuated the study of science. 16 Miss Joyn- Karlovicz XIATHICH:YHCS . . . Miss Karluvirz strtwm-s 1hr proper tct'hniquv and approach tn mullwnmlit-s in hvr rlthsw. Mr. Andrew Jupina INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC . Mr. Jupina introduced the study of music theory this year along with his regular instruction of the band and other instrumental students. Mr. Stanley Karmilovich SCIENCE . . . In his vlasses. Mr. Karmiluvich demnnslrates the importance of science in the everyday world about us. Mr. John Kenny Mr. Seymour Kelin SOCIAL STUDIES . . . A course PHYSICAL EDUCATION in philosophy is the essence of a This year Coavh Kelin led our liberal education according to Mr. fonthah team to its longest winning Kenny. streak in the history of our school. Mr. Robert Kastner BUSINESS . . . The varied oppor- tunities available for qualified people in the business world are emphasized by Mr. Kastner. 17 Mr. Robert Kloi nlmns SCIENCE . . . Miss Kirkendali. in her SCIENCE . . . Hr, Kh-inhuns. u LHu-hi-ris lvurlu'r. fvcls that biology MassesT shows that the plant and vhmnistm is :1 stud'x lhat rhiiilvngvs slmivm thinking. animal worlds are the basis for all life Mr. Peter Koza SOC;AL STUDIES . . . In his history classes, Mr. Koza emp asizes the precious rights and primri 165 u on which . our country was founded. P p MISS Dorothy Kreglow ENGLISH AND DRAMATICS . . . In her dramatirs rlassos. Miss Kregluw advocates uninhibited and expressive siudents. Mr. Chester Kropinicki INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . This year Mr. Kropinicki. a shop teacher. introduced a new industrial arts program for girls. Mr. David Kuba SCIENCE . . .The studyingr and ronstruvling of various science projects pla'ujd a Vital part in Mr. Kuhavs science 18 course this year. Mr. LPOII Kvmlar Mr. Robert Leonard Ith S'I'IHJXL :XH'I'S . . . Hr. Ku-dur pHHithS his students GUIDANCE . . . Mr. Leonard aids his uilh :m vxm-Jh-nl uppm'luniu In lw-umv hkillml womh-mfis- students in makingr wise plans for the mvn if llu-il lult-nh Jiv in that 21ml. future. Mrs. Jeanne Lough ENGLISH . . . It is the duty of the English teacher, accord- ing-to Mrs. Lough. to bring out the literary talent in each student. Miss Bony Linaherry PHYSHIXL EDI'CAHVIOX . . , Miss LinlW supcn iws a variml Musical education pro- gram In the satisfavtiun 0f all her students, Mr. Joseph Marzullo INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . Mr. Marzullo provides Vocatiunal training in automobile mevhanit-s for many Regional students. Miss Vivian Maggese BUSINESS . . . In her ofht-e practice classes, Miss Maggese strives to bring the business world into the Classroom. 19 Mr. Robert McCusker BUSINESS . . . Mr. McCusker strives to train our business stu- dents efflciently in order that they may serve our economy effectively. . Bertha Monleith Miss Mildred Midkiff VUCNL XH'SH: . . . DinliP frnm inslrm'l- inf: mam srudvnh in mull mmiv. Hiss WitlkifT dirm'h our t-hnml grumps us Him vnlvrlain in Hip srhtml 21nd rnmmunih. 1';- ' x x 'w' Jun L w-Q 4 XX 'V .J .V h.- -, ' mxmrrv 'K. Miss Jeanette Mika HOME ECONOMICS . . . Miss Mika acquaints her students with the basic duties required of a housewife and mother in her home management Classes. ENGLISH . . . The goal of a senior English class is a more than ade- quate preparation for the future. whether it be college. business. or a vocation. Mr. Michael Mocciola MATHEMATICS . . . Mr. Moc- Ciola educates his mathematics students in order that they will be able to meet the everyday needs of mathematics. 20 Mr. John Muller SOCIAL STUDIES . . . Mr. Mul- ler, a member of the social studies department. is well known as Re- gional? attendance emcer. Mr. Louis Pvragallo PHYSHIXI, liDIlIATIU . . . XS Athletir Uin-rlm'. Hr. lN-ruyulln rnmlwtvntly srhml- ulw uur quilting; Hents :15 well 215 super- HMN phyiml mlurzltinn rlussvx Mrs. Dorothy Orsini NURSE . . . Our full-time nurse, Mrs. Orsini is always available to render assistance when needed. Miss Florence Perna PHYSICAL ICIH'CATlU . . . In order to perform wa nn 1hr fwld nr ruurl. Miss Pvrna feels that :m umimslamling uf lulsir prinripl s and tz-vhniques H nvwssury Mr. W'illiam Puglisi VW- , , -, , , ' SPECIAL SERVICES . . . Our sans: or vusuou school's Vital role in meetingr the individual needs and interests of m g the students is further fulfilled by V .Vlr. Puglisi. G x, 45, U L 5 9 Mrs. Rose Polonsky J ART . . . Mrs. Polonsky offers a Mrs. Dlarie Ratel wide variety of art courses and HEALTH . - . Mrs. Ratel. our cheerfully provides our schuol with girK health instructur. emphasizes beaunfUI art work. perfevtion in first aid as well as in drivefs theory. 21 Miss Vernie Rhodes LIBRARIAN A . . As our emvient librarian. Miss Rhodes is always of assistance to stu- dents seeking just the right book for that book report. Mrs. Margaret Ryan HOME ECONOMICS . . . In her clothing: classes. Mrs. Ryan instills in her students a taste fur fashion as well as the Nliss R050 basic techniques of sewing, Mr. Wfilliam San Giacomo ENGLISH . . . Mr. San. our vompetent Lam? advisor. demonstrates in his English classes how American literature truly r0- Hects American life. 22 Mr. Paul Rizzu LANUI'AGIC . . . II is Mr. Rizm' philnsuplu Hull in tmlzul admm-ml Work! :1 knuulwlgv nf 0110 HI' mun- fnrc-ign lull:- uagvs is a ullualulv HSN'I. Salcsio LANCIUHVLF. . . . Miss Sulvsin aulvm'ates exlvnsive 1150 HT thr- languagv lalmratun tn furthcr mm? knmxlmlgv of 21 foreign languagv. Mrs. Alice Scarff HOME ECONOMICS . . . Mrs. SvariT instructs her students in the art of nutritious meal planning: as well as in hash- cooking procedure. $67 - ,. Mr. Curl Schultz Mr. Louis Scrittorale HPHTI KIA SICRVHZICS . . . Ur. Srlmlly. aids in making John. BIVSIVESS . . . Mr. Scrittorale is well- sun Rugiunzll Iht' t-nmpn-ht-nsiu' srhnul that it 15. known abuut Reginnal for his key punch and data processing instruction. Mrs. Gertrude Shifter CI'IDANCE . . . Hrs. Shifter provides many students with Nlr. Frank Stwerage Valuable information on which vnurse of study to follow PHYSICXL EDICATIOV . . . Rugged. as well as on whivh career to pursue. but enjoyable. exvrvise is the kvy tgv the surves; of Coach Smomge's gym CIHSSPF. Mr. Edward Shuslack BUSIXESS . . . In his bookkeeping: Classes. Mr. Shustark vmphaiizes the important of avcurzu'y and perfection. Miss Mary Short pHYSICAL EDK C'XTIOV . . . It is important to at least attempt all skills in ph-xsivall edux'zltinn. awarding to Miss Short. 23 Mrs. Patricia Shustack Mrs. Shustack LANGUAGE . Mr. Samuol Sil-rh's SHCCI H. SICHVHIICS . . . Hr. Simtlw. nur srhuol Iby-hnlugixt. i5 uluzux znniluhlv xxhvn studvnh haw sln-rizll pruhlmm ur lnlvrrsh. and her Spanish Classes make ex- tensive use of the language lab in their studies of the Spanish lang- uage and culture. 4 :77 a It Miss Oherta Slotterheck MATHEMATICS . . . Miss Slotter- heck feels that there are infinite opportunities in our society for people with backgrounds of higher math. 24 Mr. Herman Simmeth UATHICNIATICS . Mit'urm'y and tho vmnprc- hension of hzisir prinriples are important in Hr. Simmethis muthenmtir-s t-Izissvs. Mr. Cyril Smith SPECIAL SERVICES t . . Mr. Smith feels that the funrtitm of a comprehensive Sl'hntli is to meet the newts 0f Paoh individual student. K . w w -. MK $$ x 4 4 x Mr. John Sterett ENGLISH . . . Mr. Sterett. advisor to the Currenl, feels that a hasiv understanding: of the immortals is primary to the understanding of all literature. Mr. Irving Taylor XlYliHICHX'IiHIS . . . Thn fart that gru- mt'trirul figun-s r-umposv tlw world around us iF frmluvnth In'uught nut in Mr. Taylnris IJOUIIIPII't rlussvs. Mr. W7illiam Tully SOCIAL S'lil'DHCS . . . Mr. Tully. in his Amrriran Histury vlassm. explains how the Constitution is the guardian of nur rights and privileges. Mrs. Barbara Ullom DISTRIBLVTIVE EDUCATION . . As distributive education teacher. Mrs. Ullom supervises those students who combine their school work with their on-the-job duties. . Mr. Albert Valenia ENGLISH . . . Mr. Valenia com- bines a subtle sense of humor with the study of English grammar and literature. g. ? W - -- g i ' Mrs. Frances Stevens WKT -t3 u'f',jfki 7' . ENGLISH . . . In her senior Eng- f .i' W fish classes. Mrs Stex'ens provides $11 i? an excellent preparation for those git; l. v hx students who are collene-bound. . . olb .. b Mr. Hugh Tunison INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . Mr. Tunison provides local industries with many boys who have demon- strated their talents in metal shop. 25 Mrs. Aida Vasta REALTY CPLTIRE . . . Hrs. Vasm prmidc-s a numlwr of Rtxgiunul's girls with a prudiral l'nlll'SP in lwuuh culture in urdm' that they Luw'umulult' tho roquirmi hours of lab wurk fur tlwir slaw t'FHiFH'iHP. Mr. Robert Vitkowsky INUI'STRIAL KRTS . . . In his mechanir-al draw- iIIQI viassvs, Wr. Vitknu'sky molds future arrhitm-ts and building: umstrurtnw. .VIr. Scriltorale exem- plifies the principle that before students can know, they must know how. 26 Mrs. Maryollvn Vrrm-hurt-n ICVCHSH . . . Uh. Vm'whurvn rnmlrinm hvr dulitu us ICT. V Mhiwt' uith lhnw nf 1m c'le'liu' I'Zuglkh in-lrurtnr. Mr. W'altcr W'inhurn SCIENCE . . . Mr. Winburn attempts. in his chem- istry vlassvs. tn hznv his Audt-nts disvnvor lhe n-awns fur thv Ann'hm- am! mmmlwm nf mvry lixinf; or inanimatv thing. Office Staff A.L.st friendly and com- petent ofhce staff performs all of the clerical work and gen- erally contributes to the smooth operation of the school. OFFICE STAFF Lei! Io right: Mn. Inez Wagner, Mrs. Margun-l Hulkcy, Mrs. Stcilla Raider, Mrs. Eleanor Cl'um'. Mrs. Dorothy Wally, Mrs. Rim Burlrigh, Mrs. Dormhy Welsch. Cafeteria StaiT The ladies on the cafeteria staff provide Regionars hun- gry students with nutritional lunches in a courteous and diligent manner. 4! CAFETERIA STAFF Srnlvd: Mrs. Bony Shaw. Mrs. Frieda Suunvr. Mrs. Frieda Jacquvman. Mrs. Robina ML-rrigan. Mrs. Hvlvn Mihaiko. Slunding: Mrs. Molly Munohan. Mrs. Tallman, Mrs. Eileen Thurber. Mrs. Edith Culliford. Mrs. Alice Dunn, Mrs. Anna Kairis, Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Mary Iannclli, Mrs. Virginia Hrusku. CUSTODIAL STAFF Standing: Louis 5005. Joe Di Lorenzo, Ted Leder. Kneeling: Ted Shylovsky, Bob Caron, George Worth. Missing: William Jency, William O'Rourke, Roland Loser, John Plungis. Custodial Staff Our emcient custodial staff constantly strives to keep our building and grounds neat and clean and everything in its best possible working order. 27 Just as an actor must study his lines to achieve perfection in his perfornlance, so must each senior pre- pare in order to be suc- cessful not only in class, but in the world that lies ahead. nsxwv$ . Knew o . ,.il. 'll---1 .Elrlukruklafr. Qaniejg!!.wbh .. ,4 Leonard Abelowilz Clark Business Len . . . Circulating manager of the Quest imaginative land- scaper . . . dependable. Art Club 2; Quest 3.4. Circulation Manager 4. Cheryl Jeanette Anderson Clark Practical Arts Cheryl . . . rarely a dull moment . contaglous excitement . . . en- thusiastic football fan. C.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Homeroom Vice Prwi- dent 4. 30 Robert Allen Clark Twlmirul Bub . . . makes the most of life . . . his weaknessirars . . . fun to he, with. Fuutlwall 1.2.3: Track 12. Patricia Ruth Anderson Clark Liberal Ans Pat . . . audience is her standard . a superior srhular . . . quiet and reliable. CAA. 2.3.4: PTA. 2.3: Frt'nrh Club 2.3.4, Vie? President 4: Quest 2; National Hunur Society 3.4: French National Honor Sm-iety 2.3.4; Humv- rnnm Scrrctary 3. Norman Brum- Amory Chrk Sx'irmihr Norman him . . . thnughtful . tlmutm'. Latin lilulw 1.2: Furrrr 3.1: Trark 3.1: lhml 1.2.3.4: SIm-lv .lml BumL Hlult 1: Phnim lIIuln 1: Lilsrurx Counril 1: Biology tiluh 3: N.Ilinlml Ilunur Hurir-ly ,1, rheimirals fas'rinutt' . a Hawk Ronald C. A mlerson Hark Scientific Run . . . a fvllnu' who shines in am spurt . . . brains as well as lu'zmn . . . rnllc-ge lmund. anlmll 1.2.3.1: Wrc-slling 2.3.4: Track 2.3.1: Kvy Cluh 2.3.4. Diane Mario Andrade Richard Walter Andreski Clark Busim-w Clark Liberal Arts Dev . . . a smile for M'vryone, . . . Dirk . . . always a sincere greeting cnjnys a gund time . . about all. Unidunw UlTu-v :quunt 3,4; Attend- .mw- UHh-r 4; Currvnt 3: Quest 3; 'I'vJL'hv-rK Aid 1: Bt-ginning Charm 2. . helpfulness . one uf Mr. Jupinzfs finest . . . u likable guy. Band 3.4: Homeroom President 4. Jo Ann Aznar Clark Business J0 . . . wedding bells . . . content and confident . . . a smile for all. Jacqueline Carol Banyasz Liberal Arts Jackie . . . dreams of studyingr in Paris . . . as interesting as she is pretty . . . our Miss Key Club. 0AA. 1.2.3.4: F.T.A. 1,2,3. Secretary 3; Dt'llalv Club 1; Current 2; French Club 2.3; French National Honor Society 3.4: Dramatics Club 12; Freshman Class Vicg President; Homeroom Pres- ident 2; Class Representative 3; Stu- dent Council 2.3; Lance Senior Section Editor, Garwood Alan Richard Antolick Clark Liberal Arts Al . . . a member of our Quest staff . . . enjoys a good book . . . a jaunty air. Rod and Gun Club 4; The Quest 4. Dianne Jean Barbarick Clark Liberal Arts Dee . . . quite artistic . . . a vivid imagination . . . always ready to serve. Quest 2.3.4; Chess Club 2,3,4; Debate Club 2.3.4. President 4; Biology Club 2,3,4; Dramatics Club l,2,3,4; French Club 12.3; C.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Art Club 12.3.4; Homeroom Secretary 4. 31 Don nu R uth Bartz Clark Business Dun . . . :1 unmh-rful lem-r . . . t'lmcr and Min . . . hvr future Box'erlv B'lrllvtl IHUIKS promising. . ' 2 ' 2 . riu.1..,-x. 2.3.1.; vm inldt-m 2; 1,.A.A. burwomi L'h'lml .h'ls 1.23.1; !urr:'nf Z; Humt'nmm Vim- Rev . . . u rarocr in the fashion l'rmidl-nt 1.3: Ltmr'l' Typing Editor: world . . . spurts minded . . . wel- Hml'h MHW qudm 2' comes a Challenge. FfliA. 1.22: GAA. 1.2.3.4: Prt'sidrm 3; Juninr Clusics Imaguv 2. Current 2; United Nations Asse-mbly 3. Lorraine F. Barrett Clark Liberal Arts Lorrie . . . full of zest and charm . always in the midst of a social whirl . . . a welcome addition to any group. Student Council. Special Projects 3.4; F.T.A. 1; Club '56 3.4. Secretary 4; F.N.A. 2,3.4; Homeroom Treasurer 1,3: C.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Stuart E. Bender Kathleen Marie Belcher Clark Scientific Clark Distributive Education Stu . an inquisitive mind . . . Kathy ' ' . ready'for fun ' ' 2 head- never takes peuple for granted . . . mg for the busmess world intends to studv medicine. twirling2her pastime. Physics Club 4'; Lab Assistant 3; G-A.A- 1. German Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 2. Barbara Clare Bennett Clark Liberal Arts Barb . . . her lmssinn-2dancing . never too busy In help . . . Vim and Vigor personified. National Honor Society 4: Spanish Club 12; Spanish National Honor Soci- ety 3.4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Sludmlt Coun- ril 1.2.3.4: Hmmmmm Prvsidunt l; Sophomuro Rvpn-sontativc: Junior Class Rvprtwrntulivc: Cnrrvspnnding Srcre- lary '4; Dramatics Club 1.2; Chwrload- ing Club 1.2.3.4: Checrlcudvr 2.3.4: Club 36 1.2.3.4; Health omcr Assistant 2,3,4. W Enrol Jean Bc-rgsledl Clark Lilu'rul Arts Bork . . . dun her lwst fur Hwy- mm . . . u porft-Ctinnist . . . uur willing um! talcum! Iitvrur; vditnr. N. Y. vaM Trilzum- Youth Fnrum 4: HAHN 1,2; PTA. 123,4. Mr-mhrrship Chairman 3; Prwidwnl 4; Frvnvh Nn- tiunzll Honor Sm'icty 55.1; Frrm'h Club 1.2.3; Drunmtivs Club I: Cur rvnl l,2..'i; Lunrr' Literary Edilur 4: lemh- Club 1; Athlc'liu Offlm- Anis- lunt 3.4. W: V gmv' . Charles R. Bilics Garwood Scientific Charlie . . . witty to talk with . . . intelligent and studious . . . the world is his. German Club 4; Physics Club 4-; Ad. vanccd Mathematics Club 3.4; Stamp and Coin Club 4. Kenneth J. Bieksha Clark Scientific Ken . . . always ready for a laugh . not a Worry in the world . . . full uf suggestions. diff 5342, W v , v a . w - Duncan C. Black Clark Practical Arts Dunnie . . . fishing and hunting enthusiast a little sense, a little nonsense an asplrlng mechanic. Leo Bielinski Clark Diversified Occupations Leo . . . an outduorsman enjoys fishing and driving always on the gm. Ronald John Bobbie Clark Scientific Ron . . . intelligence plus sincerity above all . . an avid chemist. Key Club 4; Physics Club 3,4; Laborav tory Assistant 4; Biology Club 4; Vice President: National Honor Society 4. Rosemarie Carol Bonita Hark lilhinuw Hnsvmzn'ic . . . fun-lming . uluup rcmh xsith lhul humu smilv . . . frit'ntlh uml funry-fl'vr. UAW. H: 1 '.8.1. .L l: lfurrm! 4n Leonard A. Bouffurd Robert A. Bowers Clark Lilwrul Arlx CLIrk Liln-rzll Arh Lenny . . . nmcr unnutircd . . . Huh . . . ulmus has :1 mm jtlkt' , . . IXLL . . ' 1135 high hOpUS fur the dtWHlPtl II! IIF lilllt' t'HIHPHililP . . . fulurv. his pvrmnalliu niH rurx'y him far. merrmlm Trvuqm-r -1 Hawlull 1.2.3.1: Hnwling 2.4. Richard Thomas Brady Llulk Prut'xiull Arts Rix'h . . . llih a Hair fur art Hljn'xs g xmllibliP5 . . . just a nive um. Daniel J. Brady CIJrk Hiulrihuliw Edumlinn Damn . . . proxitles entertainment in any rruud . . . possesses drive and ambitiun . . . tops on the mat. W'rwtling IL Mary Diana Boyle CIJrk Business Diane . . . Calm and runserx'ative . aspiring: scrretary . . . always in the swim uf things. GAA. 2.3.1: Twirling Club 2: Tips Fur Towns Club 1. '9; A Rogvr Donald Brvwvr Clark St'ivnlifir Rug; . . . Ilia! suuu- manner . . . u Huir fur tlrumzltit's . . . u Izllentmi Bvl Cantu mvmln'r. XVI'INIHH; 1.2: Sm'u'r 3.1: Choir 1: Hr! llunlu 3.3.1: Hnmvrnum I'rrsidrnt 1.3; HulnI-rnunl 'I'rxuhun-r 2: Nulinnul llunnr Snril'ly 3.1; Hill Cuidv 3; liiIt-nrh lllulu 2: Ours! 2: Lilnt'l': Dra- II1.lIi4'xICIlJII 2: 51.1;4- 'l't't'hnit'idn 1.2. iii: kt'y Cluil 1.2.3.1: Buurd of Di- rm'lnh .L leuh-nunl Umrrnnr Dixision VI L Anita Diane Brodka Hark Lilwrul Ans Nita . . . u bubbling porsnnalily . . . pursues rarh task with equal c-nthmiasm . . . a fine example of the all around girl. l;..-K.A. 1.2.3.4: RNA. 2: Spanbh Club 1.2: Natiunal Hunnr SuciHy 3.4: Spun- ixh Nuliunul Hnnnr Snciety 3.4: Lance Sulm Staff: Ulm- Club 4; Library Coun- cil l: Truchvr'n Aid 1. Cheryl Brian! LlurL Budncss iin-rpl . . . quivt and poised . . . :1 diligent n'urkor . . . the typical lawn. HAW, 1.2.3.1: FHLA. 2: Tips for Tw-Ih 2. Florence S. Brown Clark Business Sue . . . a talented twirler . makes the most of eVery oppor- tunity . . . helpful. Hmm-mnm Treasurer l: Sophomore Class Treasurer; Homeroom President 3: Twirling.I Club 1.2.3.4; Latin Club 1: Dramulivs Club 4: Guidance OfflCP Assistant 1.2.3; Hcallh OHice Assistant 4; Club '56 12.351; Twirler 3.4. Linda Marie Brinkman Clark Libvrul Arts Lin . . . a prospective Home EC. teacher . . . an accomplished pianist . . . neatness is her trade- mark. UAA. 1.2.3.4; FfliA. 2.3,4; German Club 1.2.4; Current 4; Quest Staff 4. Elizabeth Browne Liberal Arts Belly . . . a friendly greeting for Cu rm md . a peppy and devoted efficient in all she everyone . . cheerleader . . , does. Cheerleader 2.3.4; Bel Canto 4; Choir 2.3; National Honor Society 3,4. 35 Henry Raymond Buoni Chrk 1,1111 !le 'th Hmu . . . un oft. time 10110111111111 . uur Clulv '30 president . Elainv Bunk H1211 Ulml 111 51-0 1011 unilv. ILhkvtlmll 1.2.3.1; 111151412111 1.2.3.1: 17.11.11; 1'1 4' AW IerllmIl 11213.1; Huh 13!. 1.2.3.4. 11m. Bunker . . . :m indhitluulist . . . ith'nl 1: Km tilul: 2.3.4; 111mir 2.3; uduu-atcs lumdvr-pulT funllmll . . . Ht 19ml 1: HHIW'WH PTHW'IH '11 full of 11115011in! 15ml Nuh- :Hlvrnult- 3. Hnmvruum Vivv-Prwidt'nt 1: Homeroom Prwidvnt 2: Svniur Class Rvpn-st-mu- tiu'; UAHN 1.23.11: Latin Club 1.2: lJt'lmtv Club 2: 3.11.11. 21 Judith Ann Bucciante Clark Business Judi . . . fun and gaity personified inexaustible energies always on her toes. Modern Dance 4; G.A.A. 1,231.4; Cuid- ancc Office Assistant 3. James Christian Burg James G Burbage Clark Liberal Arts Clark Lihrral Arts Jim . . . a gentleman in every way James . . a collector of stamps ' an UPIStand1'1g athlete ' and 601n: enhw 6X lorinrv our deserving Mr. Regxonal. . 1 ' '. ' J ' k 1 P b Football 1,213.4; Truck 2.3.4; Wrtstlmg - - a good listener- , 1; Rod and Gun Club 1; Hall Guide Track 2: Stamp and Com Club 1.2. 3; Bel Canto 3'4. 'r Edna C. Burkhart Clark Elwincss Eddie . . . a hard working member of the Quest . . . conservative attire . . . A.L.st 11:1 scholar. C.A.A. 12,34; Spanish Club 2; F.B.L.A. 2,4; Quest 3,4; President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Treasurer 4; Attendance Office Assistant 3,4. UJ Ox Anthony Cascella, Jr. ' Clark Liberal Arts Joanm' A. Laltlrrnnv T V . . i 4 om . . . qmte an eye for photog- Larw'wl . L'Iiwml iAW raphy . . . talented member of the .lmumv . . . hi-r kimlm-ss 1s habitual Quest :1 career in business . 21 Izllvnl fnr fun and mix'r'hivf adminiilratinn. nauurdt'll highly by all wilt: 011ml 4; Photography Club 3.4-. kmm' iwr. 1- ' tiluh 1.2; ICTiAi 21$, ; ;.A.:. '7 Illilliliih; AH Huh 251,4; 'lgwiriiii; lIquly . ROIHTl xi ayne Carson 2; Uuithmrv Uiiim- Anistxlnt 2. i'hrk Liberal Arts Hub . . . future History and English Ivzu'ht-r . . . an inspired organist . . . hii sm-nmi immevrlhe library. Library Council 1.23.4; Quest l,2,3,4. Judy A. Chrappo Stanley B. Cenlbrola Clark Business Udrwlmd Practical Arts Judy . . . a happy heart . . . pro- Stan . . . friendliness is his trade- spective secretary . . . thrives on mark . . . music is his pastime . . . fun and excitement. easilx' likHI. CAA. 1.2.3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Tips for Truck 3.11: Dance Band 4. Twns 1. John Cehula Clark Scientific John . . . planning to be a drafts- man . . . fun follows him the casual life. 37 Andrew F. Clearie Clark Scientific Drew . . . popular and polished gentleman . . . talent for the sax 0r Clarinet . . . our Senior Class President. Soccer 3.4-: Senior Class Prosidmlt: Club '36 3.4: Kvy Club 2.3.4: Band 12.3.4; AIl-Slutv nginn Band 3: National Honor Society 4. James R. Clos 'l'lnnnas V. Connolly Clark Priu'tivul An, tilurk Frirnliliv Jlm . . . big. strung. solid . . . Tum . . . I't'Nhlll'l'Uflll . . . an uspir agreeable . . . t'zlsual st-xlv. inf; sric'nliiir thinkvr . . . t-nnlvnl Fnutlmll 1.2.3; Baseball 1.2.3.41 . siIII gnnd lMHlle. 'I'mrk 3.1: l,ihmrx' Cnunvil. TrmxurI-r LU: Pllhilx Huh 1: 011M! 1: Nat linnul llnnur Suria-u L Victor Edward Cortlone ULlrk l,iln-ml Ark Viv . . . m1 m-rnmplislwd alhlvlt? . gum! nalurwl 11ml :lfTqu . . . hix umknov spurts vars. linutlmll 2.3.1: 'l'rm-k 23.1: Club '56 2.3,L 1i Mm. Donna Maria Cordes Clark Lilwral Arts Donna . . . a superb artist John H. Connor. Jr. sweetness t0 matr'h her many Clark Sc'icntiflc talents . . . 2m zm'anl-winning seam- - - stresc. Jack . . . numerous aCthlthS . . . . Art Club 1.2.3.4: Urnmalirs Club 2: occupy hls Ilmfj ' ' ' aCtht? 1n 011ml 2: U,A.A 12.3.1: IInmt-rnum SpOFlS . . . enjoys a good time. Vix-v-Pw-sidvnl 4: Junior Pmm Du-rnrzl- Basketball 1.2; Soccor 4-: Baseball lions Chairman: Nuliunnl Honor Sucivty 123,4; Spanish Club 2; Audio-Visual 1. Aids 1,23. 38 Linda Ann Cox Clark Beauty Culture Linda . . . chairman of our Junior Prom . . . talented hair stylist . . . enjoys sports. C.A.A. 1.2.3.1; Urumatics Club 2. Sevre- tary; Art Club 2; Hnmwmom Secretary 1.1: Juninr Prom Gwntiral Chairman. Joan Costa Fred F. Cowell Gurwmd Brauty Cullurr- Curwrmd Practical Art; Joni . . . spirited . . . pleasant to Fwd . . . a pravtit'al nature . know . . . a future heautivian. easygoing . . . enjo'xs life as it 0AA. 1.2.3. vnmes. Robert Crane Clark Terhnicul Bob . . . a vapable mavhinist . . . an industrious Wurkvr . . . makes friends easily Judith Ellen Criscola Carwxmd Dix'trihuliw Education Judie . . . overflowing with mis- chief . . . laughter alxxays accom- panies her . . . a girl with popular- ity plus. Dave Curran Clark Practical Arts Dave . . . an asset to our bowling team . . . loves the outdoors . . . a prospvvtive tool and die maker. Baskvthull 3: Rod and Gun Club 4. 59 Maryellen Curry Clark Lilwrul Arts Mellen . . . dresses attractively . . . a future elementary school tearher . . . ,jHablas Espanol? 6AA. 3:1: KTA. 3.4: Spanish Club 2. Svrrvtury 2; Guidance Offlce Assis- mm :1: Hnmvrtmm Trt-qurcr 1. George R. Davenport Clark SL-ivmifir George . . . unequaled in scholar- ship and leadership . . . an active participant in A.LJ. activities . . . unforgettable. Student Countil 1.3.4. Trtlururvr 3. Vice-Prwidvnt 4: CurrPnf Bthinvu Mnnugvr 2: Kvy Cluh 2.15.1. Svcrr'tury 1: Frt-x'lmlan Claw Prwidrm: Stocks Hull 4. Prosidvnt 4-: Snund Studio 1.2.3.1: National Honor Snvit'ty 3.4: Frvnch Club 2. Pt-lor Duniln. Jr. tilklrk St'in'nlilil' abundant sm-m-ssful in Potv . . . pvnsiu' gmnl spirits H'cn Hnlt'innl'. Trm-L 2; Wnulling l: Phntngmphy Huh LE: Hiulnyy tllull L2: 0mm! 3. Jeffrey Martin Duly Clark Svivmifw Jeff . . . appreciates 310ml lumks and gnnd musit witty and hunmruus . . . Ihriuxx' un intelligent disvussiun. Geraldine De Fazio Clark Buuinr.w Gerry . . . incxaustible conversa- tion . . . a source of endless fascL nation . . . cheerful and enthus- iaslic. Barbara Ann Derillo Clark Lilwral Arts Barb . A . a future loavhvr . . . a talented seamstress . . . always sees the bright side of things. C.A.A. 12.3.4: Hnmvrmrm Prewidvnt 2; Health Office Axislant 4; Spanish Club 4; F.T.A. 4. Anthony Di Fabio Lilwrul Ark Tum . . . imaluahlo m unr surrcr Uzummd 10am . . . a nmulurqu's warm pormn . . . his rlrix'v iUIll mnluitinn MI! insure surt'ess. Snm'c'r 1.2.3.1; Fn-nt'h l. Patricia M. Donelon Clark Liberal Arts Pat . . . reserved manner . . . cap- able and efTwient . . . a friendly Hi , for all. G.A.A.'l,2.3,4: Art Club 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Quest 4; Spanish National Honor Society 3,4; Vice-Prcsidenl l; Secre- Iury 3, National Honor Society 4. 41 Michael Angelo Di Mario Lilwral Arlx Mike . , . a reliable suppurtcr of mums spurts urtivilies . . . ml ut-tix'u spurts'man himself . . . Col- legt- in his future. Fumhull 3; Husr-hall 1.2: Spanish Club 4. Curwmul Daniel H. Donovan Clark Liberal Arts Dan . . . his thoughts are his own . never complains . . . calm and t'ullSlstant. Christina Di Rienzo Cldrk Liberal Arts Tina . . . excells in all sports . . . good natured versaliun. 1 .'1 .A. 4; C.A.A. 4. vandid con- Ellen Duhas Liberal Arts Ellen . . . participates in many activities . . . nice to everyone , . . a talented and attractive twirler. Troasurvr 3: Twirlinihr Club 1.2; F.T.A. 1.2: Frmch Club 2. Secretary; H.R. Secretary 1; 0AA. 12.3.4: Twirler 3; Captain 4. Garwood Andrea Dubino Clark Business Andrea . . . quiet and sincere . . . dancing is her favorite pastime . . . a future secretary. Eugene Dziadyk Clark Liberal Arts Gene . . . an outdoor sportsman . enjoying life comes naturally . . . a qmet guy. Football 1; Rod and Gun Club 4-. 42 Carol Ann 0115 Clark Bt-uuty Culture Carol . . . Vivzu'inus . . . never caught off guard takes the time to do things right. Homeroom Prrsident 1,2. Kathleen Eger Kvnilwnrlh Kathy . . . a chic blonde Bmuty Culturr always time for fun . . tive dresser. . an attrac- Michael Dugan Clxlrk 'I'vvllnix'nl Mikt' . . . un'it'ty is lhv spire nf Iifv . . . tho 2n x.s future gain . . . laughable 21ml Iikvalwlv. Bruce C. Ehrlicher Clark l,ihc'rul Arts Bruve . . . nur Quest editor . rnnst-ivnlinus lny nature . . . pro xdlh a tvnnis rzlrke'l. Prr-xidr'm Phylum! Hcivnm- Club 4; Biulngy Club .1; Latin Club 4; Quest 1.2.3.4: Edilnr-in-Chivi '1. Virginia Elizabeth Eichlor Cracq- Ellen Emery ; Lulu Prurlirull th Uluwmd l,ilwral Arlx Hui . . . her pvrumality is as color- ful us ht'l' Inuir . . alums ready In lmul u hplping hand . . . an albumium-o nf friendliness in one small parkayv. Latin Hull 1.22. Trt-Lhun-r 2: HR. Svmwmry 2: Juninr L'Ims 5::crvtury: HAW. 1.2.3.1: Nulinnal Hunnr Snciety 1; Hxlnr Ulmul Huh 2.3.1: Cnlnr Guard 1: 1.11711 Murimnk Snuff 1: Twirling Hul: 1.2: Uuithnm' UfTu-v AquZlnl.2.3. Uimu . . . a rnrulzml smilt' . a yum! umkvr . . . lw xurc 'HMIH' right. lhvn gm uhvad. L.LK. LZJLI. John Joseph Falzouc Hurnmul 5ril'ntifir Val. . . . knmxn and liked by all . . . u Aur un llw football flvld 1110 Meal senior. lelwall 1.2.3.1: BLIN'IHJH 1.2.3.4; Kc'y Huh 1: Spanish Illuln 4. Linda Ruth Ferrel Cal'wnml Lilwrill :th Linda . . . quiet and refmed . . . imaginatix'v and original . . . a lovvr nf the vlassivs. Latin Uuh 1.2.3. Sovn'mry: ETA. 4; U.:X.A. 4. Jo Anne Falzone Hurwnxml Be-auly Culturv Jo . . . long dark tresses perpetual happiness rhangv 21nd Variety. enjoys Richard D. Fifield Clark Scivntific Dirk . . . Latin club affairs . . author. Latin Club 1.2.3.4. Vicc-Prcsidl'n! 2.3, Prx-sidt-nl 4: Library CounCil 1.2.3.4. scholarly . . . active in . an amateur 43 Juh n Mivhavl Flynn Clark Srie'nlilir Struwlu . . . 11m ilish wnsv uf humor . . just and jukvs . . . a spurts enthusiast. Sandra Florrzuk Sm-m-r 1.2.3.1.; vak 1.2.1; Km! and tldlk Hllxinwx Hun Chill l.2 ; Inuwllm'nl tilulf 1; 511mb . - , Ll IWPPY little package ELF. xu'n-JH'NMIMH 2; ILR, I'rt'sIdI-nl nf fun . . . a Iruv t'umpaninn. am ' ' 041M friund . . . suvcoss is sure to lw .1H'rs. U. X A. 1: F B,I . L -1 Patricia Flesher Carwond Distributiw Edumtinn Pat . . . She has many friends by being one . . . a good listener but a better talker . . . smiling becumes her. I Claire Marie Ford Clark Liln-rul Arts Claire . . . a striking blonde . would much rather talk than listen Mary Fratini . . activity galore. Cl; k B Q N: Current 4; G.A.A. 1.23.4; Student VI, 1 7 . 9m Council 1.2.3.4: Guidance Office 2.3; dn P easant t0 an ' - - Latin Club 12; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Teach- eaSy-gmng and sweet . . . hopes er's Aid 3,4: Attr-ndance 051cc- 4: HR. 10 In: a FerretarV. Vice-Prvsident 1.2-3: H-R- PWSide 0AA. 1.2.3.4: F.B'.L.A. 1.2 3 4: Currrnl 4; Checrlvading Club 123' 3: Hunn'nmm Sct'n'lzlry 3. Leonard John French Clark Ililu'ral Arts Frenchic . . . tall and dobunair . . . adept nn the field or court contributes much but asks for little in return. anthall 123,4. 44 Roger C. Fuchs Clark Svit-mihr Rngvr . . . u frivml In all ulhle-tir-ully invlim-tl . . . fnl' fumv 11ml furtunv. Sm-w'r 1.2.3.1; Wn-allin; 1,2.3 4; 'l'rur'k Iv; Kvy Club 2.3.1, dmlinvd Dianne Louise Gallagher Garwood Liberal Arts Dee . . . the talkative type . wonderful girl to know . . . her goal is teaching. G.A.A. 4; Latin Club 4; F.T.A. 4. 45 Elisa Cagliardi Hurwnml Blhinuss Chivkic . . . a likcahle girl . . . Huu-css tn the sweet. . an as- piring secretary. l .Ii.l .'K. 4. Peter Garby Clark Liberal Arts Pele . . . an outdoorsman . . tent with gun in hand . . . bound. Rod and Gun Club 123,4. . pon- college Robert Calla Clark Dislrilmliw- Educatinn Bub . . . enjoys bowling: . . . a future r'ulinary wizard . . . never in a hurry. Lizbetll Ann Gardiner Clark Beauty Culture Liz . . . secretary of our Senior Class . . . a promising beautician . . . abundant energy. Senior Class Secretary; HR. President 12; G.A.A. 1.2: Cheerleading 1,2; Stu- dent Cuuncil 1.2. Diane Carol Cermanski Clark Lilwrul Arts Germ . . . extends a helping hand to all . . . plans a future in nursing . . surmunded by m'tivity. Frrnvh Clull 1.22: Twirling Club 1: Chuir 3.4: Guidam't' Office :Xssiqunt 1.2: Hvuhh Ufflct' 1-: U.A.A. 1.2.3.4. John Joseph Giannauasio Duris C. Gill Clark Prattivul Arts 1;.1nwml Hixlrilmliw l'jrluculinn Gin . . . a I'cliaNc spurtsman . . . Doris . . . t'alm 31$ runsrrx'ative friendly and acth'? . , . an all . . . lmuml hr suwewl . . . plans 10 around great fellow. hr- :1 rm-optionist. Football 1.2.3.1: Truck 1.2.3.4. U.:X,,L '1- Salvatore Girifalco Clurk Sril'ntihk' Sal . . . half in humor. half in vurm-st . . . u vzxsual mammr . . . am zuitl lrurkmzm. Truvk 2.3.4: Football 1. Mary Ellen Gimk-l f: 7 A35. ': x Curwnml Lilwral Arts a . '2' 8 1.5.. .g. Mare . . . a future nurse . . . a variety of interests . . . success in Barbara Ann Gillis . the comm;r years. Clark Business Barbara . . . quietness is not al- ways shyness . . . easy-going . . . hopes to become a secretary. C.A.A. 1.2; F.B.L.A. 4. 46 Suzanne- Helen Gleason Clark Liin'rul Arb 5111' . . . 0111.11sz st'ttiing tlmvn with 11;;111111 inmk . . . 111111113 editor 11f tlw 011ml . . . thinks dct-piy. Sings n'vH. Iic-I 414111111 1: lmmlnwm Club 3.4; IC'IV. 4. 3.1: I.il1r.1ry Countil 123,4, 5111-1'1-mn. V'i1'1ul4r1widt'11t: 011m! Liter- ;11'1 Etiilnr 4. William L. Gorski Clark Liberal Arts Willy . . . the gun is his home lixiely . . . carefree and friendly. Baseball 1.2.3.4; Football 1,3,4; Club 136 3.4: Kry Club 3,4: HR. Vice-Pres- idem 1,2.3,4. Michael J. Glodic Uurwmui Liiwral Arts Hike . . . always a smile dwiirated 51111115111311 . . . never a u'nrH. 11mm 21 vare. 1a,..11,2.11 1.2.3.1; 1111511111,; 2,3,4; Track Victoria Graczik Clark Business Vicki . . . a cheerful countenance . a future secretary . . . chann- ing to kmm CA A. 2 3,;4 Quest 3; Lance Typing Staff 4 George Gender Clark Practical Arts Hilly . . . a fun loving7 fellow . . . future sailor . . , jokester. Faullmll 1; Baseball 1. Lynne Van Greene Clark Liberal Arts Lynne-girl . . . perky J.V. Cheer- leader . . . bright and cheerful . instinctive taste for fashion Club 56 3,;4 Homeroom Secretary 1.2; Spanish Club 3,4; JV. Cheerleader 4. 47 Kathleen Agnes GriHin Clark Practical Arts Kathy . . . a dependable member of our band . . . a pleasant smile . . . an aspiring X-ray technician. Band 1,2,34. Carol Ann Gudoski Garwood Liberal Arts Cudowsk . . . a pleasant disposition . captain of our cheerleaders a Bel Canto belle. Homeroom President 1,2,4; C.A.A. 1,2,4; Beg. Chorus 1; Choir 2; Bel Canto 3,4; Cheerleader 2.3,4. Carolyn Ann Grygutis Clark Iilhinvss Carnl . . . cute and sweet . . . in rnnstunl mntinn plans 41 future 41:: an 111.11 operatnr. Frvnvh Club 1.2: G.A.A. 1.2: Twirling: Club 1.2.3: Twirlvr 2.3; Choir 2: Cuid- uncv OHiCt- Assistant 123,4. John C. Guerriero Garwood Practical Arts Chub . . . seldom a worry or care an incurable optimist never Hustered2always calm. Dorothy Judith Gryaku Clark Budm-mx Dotty . . . shining smilv . .. fulurr in husinws . . . ViOWS llmnanrk us a m-u-ssary evil. 19.1.11. 2.3.11; 19.11.14.A. 3,4; U.A.A. 3.4. Roberta Elizabeth Guerry Clark Business Robbie . . . attractive and talented cheerleader buzzing,r with activity . . . dresses superbly. Cheerlradcr 3,4; Co-captain 4; Color Guard Club 1; Color Guard 2; Cheer- leading Club 2; Current Business Staff 3; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Dra- matics Club 2, Treasurer: Homeroom President 2; Junior Class Representzr tive; Student Council P.T.A. Represen- tative 4-; Health Office Assistant 2,3,4: Choir 4; National Honor Society 4. William Eugene Halsey Clark Sriwnliiiv Bill . . . 1m L1H around slmrtsman . . lively and likublv . . . entry im-h a gentleman. Truck 1.23.1: FumhaH 1.2.3.1: Club 30 l: Snphunmre- Clank Vitr-M'widrnl: Hnmwrnum ij- Prtwidvnl 2: Band Raymond C. Gulivk 12.3. Clark Ublrilmlin- lirhlculinn Han . . . zm imiixiduul b; nulurv ' zvtlu'ayw-rmurlix with u sr'nilv Robert A. Huhasvx'irh . u brwmx ll'll V lllugr vnlhunust. Clark Svirmiiu- Hab . . . a toaw . . . AH-Ameriran buy . . , curefrvv. anhull 1.2.3.1: Truck 1.2.3 4 Carol Ann Hardy George Edward Harley Sprinulivld Beauty Culture Clark Scit'ntific Cum! . . . mm: of our bprmgfleld George . ' a musiv lover mnnmutcrs . . . a talented eques- a knack ful' getting things done tr'mnne ' hopes to become a . . . enjms Imrliripating in sports. beautit'ian. Truck 2.3: Succcr 3.41: Band 1.23.4; 6AA. 4. Dant'v Band 3,4. Ron Hamilton Clark 'IX-vhniml Run . . . 21 var vnthusiasl futurv sorvivoman . , . a pleasant fc-Ilmv tn knmx. 49 Marie Hamish Cu rw u u d Gary Joe Hartzler Clark Scientific Gary . . . an inlellcvtual . . . dis. plays uutstamling qualities of lead- ership . . . a future engineer. Track 2.3.1: Library Cnuncil 123,4, 'I'roagurl-r 2. Pn-sidom 3.4: Chess Club 3.4. Vicv-ProsidL-m 3, President 4; Ad- vanced Math Club 4: Spanish Club 12. 50 Beauty Culture- Marie . . . a talented hairstylist . alwaixs a vheerful nutlouk . . . lmes to ride horses. G.A.A. 1.2.3.4. D Eileen Margaret Harrison Chrk Liln'ml :th Harri . . . livvly 21nd artive especially skilled with a baton . . . happy-gn-lucktx'. Spanish Club 1.2; CA N. 1.2.3.4: Hualth 0Hin Assixtdnt ' - Spvcch and Dralmalivs Huh 1.2: Twirling; Clulv 1.231;; Ah. Twirln-r 3: Twirlvr 4; Hnnwrmml 'I n-a.xurvr 3; ICTA. 2.3.4. W?- txs: 13.: 1t: : ' fr . ' Susan Hasselman Clark Blhinth Sue . . . an aspiring model alwa-w an the go . . . with mmukrsatiun. overflowing: Lvonurd J. Harrison Clark Pruvriuxl :th lmnm . . . Ivnrlv Sam's luuiu . . . a ruggmi uutdmusnmn . . . vnjn'xs mmn spurts. Sm'm-r 2: Rod and Gun Club 1, Susan Hcmhuusvr Clark Lilwml :th Sue . . . nur vnvhnnling Juninr Prnm Qum-n . u prizr-xs'inning .Spanish student vnthlhiasm In Spill'v. 011ml l: 'l'ipx fur Twm Club 1: Sm'm'r .1: Btu. Chunk 1: Spainin Huh 2. Pym- Jdrnlz ILH. Pn-xinlq-m 3; Hr! tglmn 3: thA. LZJLI: Currrni 4: livl letn xu-r-Prwidrnl 1; Studmll Cnum'il Rv- mrdin; N-x'rvtur-x 1: Ours! 4, Richard David Herold Uarwuml Technical Buggs . . . an automobile enthus- iast . . . full of fun and mischief . a pleasant personality. Joyce Hennessy Michael F. Herbig Clark Bvauly Cullurv Clark SCit'nIifiC Juyt'e . . . vharm is the key to Mike . . . tenacious . . . content success . . . delightful and demure When fishing . . . an enjoyable . intelligem'e plus good looks. person. U.A.A.1.2..'5.4; Hunwruom President 3,4. anlball 1: .l.V. Football 4: Biology Club Pnaidcnl 4; Pholngraphy Club 4. Janora Herson lIJJrL Liberal Art: Jan ...ahi;.'11h talented artist . .. intelligent in her studies and avtions . . . a 1m er of the fme arts. U.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Art Club 1.2.3.4: Quest 2.3: Art Editnr uf Luncr', National Hunur Society 3.4; French Club 1.2. Lawrence R. Himnlel Clark Technical Larry . . . Champion cabinet maker . rod 1115 reel enthusiast . . . Louis R. Hochstrasser merriment and mischief. Clark Practical Am Lou . . . quick wit . . . outgoing . a necessity to any wrestling team. Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Rod and Gun Club 1,2,3. 31 Alan C. Holzapfel Clark Technical Ace . . . always a lot of fun . . . a future auto methanic . . . en- joys hunting as a pastime. Mark L. Isaac Clark Liberal Arts Zic . . . counting on being.7 an accountant . . . enju'xs sports . . . a stamp and coin tollertor. Spanish 1: Stamp and Cain Club 1.2. Anthony Hurling Clark Pixlt'licul :th Tony . . . a null slulrpshuuter . nur Rod and Gun Club pros- idonl . . . Ll t-ummliun in cu-ry 11 . Rm! and Gun Chill Pn-s. 1.2.3.4. Kathleen Ann Jaktn'ic Garwood Kathie . . . her untirs are fullmmd by gale; of appruving laughter ngd-nalurml through sun and slnrm. GH'LA. 1.2.3.4. Dblrihulixv Education a smile Diane Lynn llyslip ILIrwnmI l,iln-ml h'tx Hiunv . . . :1 slutlvnl uf Cim-ru . . . uill punuv u rzu'm'r an a nmvlisl . . . pensiu'. lAalin Club 12.3.1. Diana Lynm- Jankuwski Clark Lilwral Am Red . . , a peppy zuldiliun tn Rogiunars hulls . . . a zany r?d- lwad . . . Hkvd by all wlm know her. Drumutiw Club 4. 52 Dorm hy Joan Jaromko Clark Ulwml Kn; U0! . . . I'Psrn't'd in spt-m-h 11ml m'liun . . . rupluin of Reginnars Cnlnr Uuunl . . . :1 sweet dis. Imsiliun. LIA. 1.2.3.1; Frvnrh Club 12; C.A.A. LL31; Uuiriunm- Uflim- Av'iKlunt 3: Curn'nl I; N.Iliunnl Hmmr Sncit-ly 4: Culnr Uuurd 3.1. Captain 4. Delores Theresa Johnston Clark Bminoss Dee . . . tall and regal in appear- ant'e . . . a lively dancer . . . warm and considerate to all. F.B.L.A. 1.2.3: C.A.A. 1.2.3.4. Charles Jarvais Clark Prul-til-ul Ans Charlie . . . just what the dottor unlvred for fun knnwn In most. liked by all :1 sports partiripant. Funlbull 1.2.3.4: W'n-stling 2.3.4: Truck 2.3.1: Bowling: 1: Club .56 1.2.3.1: Cufi-Io-ria Cnrps 3.4: Hnnwrnom Vice- l'n-side-nt l. Robert Jones Clark Scientific Bub . . . a future aeronautical vngim-vr . . . fwd; enjoyment in singing: . . . mathmatically inclined Physics Club 4; Advanced Math Club Robert E. Jensen Clark Sric'mifit' . Reginnul's Key Club President . . .a prospH-liw vhomist . a grvnllcman anti 2; st-hnlar. 'J'rzu'k 2.3.1; Kt'y Club 1.2.3.1. Pn-si- dvnt 1: Library Council 2: Chemistry Club 3.4. lesvn . . Richard Joseph Joyce Liberal Arts Rick . . . a really nice guy . . . a sure bet fur laughter . . . a successful future is forseen. anling.r 2.1: Golf 4: Basketball 4; Adx'am'n-d Mulh lilub .1. Curmmd Barbara Joan Jurick Clark Liberal Arts Bobbie . . . a port little nurse-m-he . good for what ails you naturally nit'C. 12.11 18. 1.2.3.1: Nursing: Club 3. Vivv- 11rhulvnl 3: 11mnvmnm Smrctury 3: Spwch and Drulnatics 1.2: Model Unilvd thium :Xssmnhly 3; Spanish Club 2: Cluln 36 3.1: chllth Oflicc Asdshull: Twirlingv Club 1.2. A 1 Virginia Karamus Clark Distributive Educakion Ginny . . . thoughtful and under- standing . . . always laughing . . . sevretary of our D.E. Club. 6AA. 2: Humorrmm President 3; Distributive Education Club Secretary 1 54 Joseph A. Kano Clark Trt'lmit'le .109 . . . enjoys listening to rcvm'ds van 1w fnund whore the fun is . . . wmzy nx'cr cars. Linda Noelle Kassol Clark Lilu-ml Arh Lin . . . an engaging smile a mixture uf r'aprivc and sobriety . . . rhurm and lwauu t'mnhim-d. 0AA. 1.2.3.4: Allendam'o OHir's- Aesisv mm 3.1; Art Club 2.11; Ffl'A. 4-. Num-m' Lisa Kum- 121.H'k 111111111 Arh Kano . . . :l knzu'k fur vroutix'o writing.r . , . im-xhauslihlv in vncrg; and spirit . . . :1 uurm and unfur- 2011411119 smilt'. Spvm-Il .lml Drurnulicx Club 1: Frrnch Hub 2. Sm-rvmn 2: Guidum'r 01111-6 1Kixmnl 2: HAUL 1.2.3.1: 13.1.11. 1 v.1; Hulm-ruum Vit'nul'rwidvm 3. Irvzhlxrt'r '1: 11r-prmvnmtiu' tn lht' Slu- dt-nt Council 1: Qum! 2.3; Lumv Iden- Iihvalinn 1Crlitur 1; Cllvvrlmuiing Club 1.2.3: .lllninr Varsity 1:1104T11ult1vr 3: Vanity tfho-vrlvmivr i1. Robert Stewart Kastm-r Clark 1.ilwml :th Bub . . . a frivay nature nutslanding in his service tn the srhxml . . . :1 xvry dependable vamx. Wrmllin: 1.2.3.1: Smgr- Crr-w 1.2.3.4; hniin-Yiqml 1.2.3.11: Hmnvrnnm Presi- 41vnl 1: hvm-ml Slmlrnt Cnum'il 1. Alan Thomas Kessler Clark Business Al . . . enjoys anything thatis fun . . . a mind for mathematics and H-ience . . . the Navy is in his future. Soccer 1; Baseball 1. va'l '. 855W ll Gary W'. Katona Joan Marie Kennedy Clark Bushwgs Hark Lihpral Arts Unlmr . . . sure r-urc fur the blues Joannic - - - her goal is nursing rmc-ls in lmmemom antics - - - likes t0 laugh a 1m - - - energy . . rarely at a inss fur words. i0 Spare. Cnlnr Guard 2: C.A.A. 1.2.3.4: F.T.A. l: Fro-rhmam Buskcthall Team; Junior Uaskvlhull Team; Suund Studio 3,4; :Xudin-Visuai Aids 4. Christine M. King Clark Business Chris . . . talk. talk. talk . . . on her way up . . . quest for knowledge. G.A.A. 12,33; Quest 3. Lillian Marie Klelt Clark Liberal Arts Bunny . . . a globe trotting Senior . sparkling conversationalisl . . . John J. Klitsch, Jr. an active Junior Achiever. C! L. q . .- . ' . ., ' - t f ' C.A.A. 123,4; Advanced Biology 2.3; if , rm 1 Hoallh Office Assistant 4; Ones! 3.4; Jay - - - One Of ALHJ 5 17105! POP' Spanish Club 12; Beginning Chorus 1; ular guys . . . a veritable gentleman Choir 2,3. exceptional intelligenve to match an outstanding personality. BowlingT 3.4; Truck 3.4; Senior Class Treasurer; National Honor Society 4-; Club '56 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4. 55 Terrylynn Knowles Clark Beauty Culture Terry . . . the center of any crowd . . . laughing is her second nature . sophisticated Eugene F. Koenigsmark Clark Technical Gene . . . enjoys music . . . a spnrts-Im'er . . . nice to know. Band 2,3. James Thomas Knyl'h Larol kovlh-r . ,. . .. Clark thinvs5 Llurk bmn'nnlu' , , . 7 7 fxm-Hvr . . . .11 rule llttlc lvlundv Jnmm' . A . seen almost men whom . , I V. - 7 . .. . - . ' WT lwrsumhml . . . a ways . reulh 011an llft' . . . smiles talking and laughing. vmnv vusily to him. UAA. 1.23.1; PITA. 1.2. Homeroom Vicv-I'rcsidvnt 1.2.3; Humv- mnm Prn-sidvm 4; Srivm'v Huh 1: Slmnhh Club 2: Truck 2: Key Clul: 3:1: Juniur Pram Committee; Lunvv Spurls Editor; Advuncod Nluthvnmlics 4. Michael John Kolody Clark Sciemific Mike . . . a taste for tlw best in life . . .vollege in his future . . . vnjoys driVing. Golf 12; Wrestling 1: Bmkt'lball 1 Anne Kordilla Gurwnod Practical Arts Annie . . . quiet and dependable spends time listening: to retards . . . enjuys horseback riding. 36 Karen A. K orona Clark Liln-ml Arls Karon . . . vnjnys a good laugh . u r'mnIu-lvnl student . . . an aspiring brautiriam. Anita Kathy KrankoH Garwood Business Nee . . . her future includes plans for travel . . . 10x es to have fun . . . a sports enthusiast. C.A,A. 3.4; F.B.L.A. 4. 57 Steve M. Kozik Tr'chnical Steve . . . adept at handling vars . a future auto men-hanic . . . mrcfree, but responsible. Garwood William Kraus Clark Technical Billy . . . revels in fun . . . good natured naturally . . . a future as a machinist. Karen Ann Krahling Clark Scientific Karen . . . a sweet and pleasant personality nice to have as a friend . . . an umassuminf.y nature. CAA. 1.23.4; Latin Club 3,4: F.T.A. 1.2.3.4: Choir 4. Pamela Kaye Kravelz Clark Business Pam . . . enjoys activity . . . never a dull moment . . . makes the most out of every situation. Cuidancv Oflce Assistant 12; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Homvronm President 2; Home mum Secretary 1: Art Club 1,3. Maryellen Kroebel Clark Liberal Arts Mellon . . . ready, willing. and able . loves variety . . . the nursing professioxfs gain. G.A.A. 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1; Choir 2; Homeroom Vice-Presidem 4; Cheer- leading Club 3. Dennis Lasher Krowe Clark Scientific Dennis . . . scientific in mind and method . . . a willing worker . . . plans dentistry as a future pro- fession. Quest 3,44; Stamp and Coin Club 3,4; Biology Club 3,4. 58 Rosalie T. Krok Clark Business R0 . . . an aid bowling fan . . . a prospective secretary . . there.s laughter. there's Ro. C.A.A. 1.2. Janice M. Krupinaki Clark Business Jay . . . a diligent worker . ready for a good time . specialtyisports. C.A.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4. . where . her Richard Allan Krov Clark St'it'nlifir Rich . . . a spnrlsman . . . an ushlle mind . . a Vital member nf Al..st lvums. Fuuthull 1.2: Truck 2. Wn-stling 123,4; Hunu'rrmm I'rvsidvnt 2: Rnd und Gun Club 2.3.4. Kenneth E. Kuspiel Clark Libvrul Arts Ken . . . one of the hex! . . . trust- worthy . . . basketball's his game. Bahkvtluull 1.2.3.1; Sm'm-r 2.3: Track 3.4: Fn'nch Huh 2: Hnmvrunm Tn-a- survr 1.2.3.4: Lunrp Spurts Writvr 4. Roger Lango thIrk Butrh am! learn. 'I'c-rhnical . handy uith vars Hirv R-me tn know . . . yuu live Richard WHlium Lev Clark Lilwral Arts . naturally vhevrful onju-xs vunjthing 21ml t'vm'ylnxh Kirk . . . u'lmlmm' xiH he will be. Jorrilyn A. Lawson Curmmd DNribuxiw Edurulion .Icrri . . . humur mmbined with imagination a real Hair for fushinn . . . zHMs rharm wherever sh? :085. BAA. 1.2.3.1. Edmond Lehota Clark Lilwral Arts Eddie . . . an enthusiastiv wrestler . a mcmber of the Bel Canto . alweus a smile. neVer a frown. Surcvr 12.3.4: Wrcstling 1.2.3.4: Truck 2.3: Bust-hull 1,4; Bel Canlo 3.4. Bob Le Duc Clark Liberal Arts Rub . . . van be found where the zu-tinn is . . takes eVerything ralmly will soon be OH to hwhniral school. Robert Joseph Leonard Libcrul Arts Bob . . . a clever mind . pleasant to know and fun to be With . . . hopes to become a teacher. Latin Club 12; Vice-Presidem 2; Homeroom President 1. Garwood 59 A .':6 Concetta C. Loonardis Clark Distributive Edumliun Connie . . . a happy, cheerful smile . . . bubbling sports enthusiast . . . lm'es to dance. G.A.A. 1.2,3; Guidance Office Assis- tant 2. 1' larr- A Maureen Theresa Lindsay Clark Business Maur . . . business minded . . . an outstanding cheerleader fun in any crowd. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 4-; Student Council 4; Cheer- leading Club 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3A; Quest 123,4: ETA. 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Art Club 1; Home Economics Club 2; Library Council 1,2; Audio-Visual Aids 3,4; Guidance OHice Assistance 2,3,4. Paul W . Lienlmrd thummd Hiq'lilrutln' Editinllilbll Butt'h . . . salistiwl nith lhv WUI'M . cusib likml . . . cm-uumut'mcnt. llisllilnllIu' lidmuuion Huh 4; Vicv- a snurm uf Frau J. Licnhurd Garmmd 'll-clmivul . - 2 . lrwldvnl L Iran . . . humnmus 21ml cntertum- ing . . . grecls lmuble uilh a chuckle . . . ncwr u Imd mm! for anyone. Ralph B. Loewy Clark Liberal Arts Ralphy . . . a well mannered gentleman . . . a ham-radiu oper- ator . . . musically inclined. Photography Club 4; Gcrman Club 4. Bernard J. Loffio . Clark Practical Arts Bernie . . . calm and agreeable 2 another Mr. Kenneth . . . out- standing in a quiet way. 60 Elaine Dorothy Lungo Clark Lihe-rul Arts Lainzic . . . u sparkling person- ality . . . luzuls of fun uml luts of friends . . . artixc in lllu Student Cuunril. UJLA. 123,4; Urumulim Club 1; Umnxr 2,3, 'l n uxurvr .$; Luna! Bmim-ss 5m 4.: ICNA. 2; Juniur Varsity Cllm'rv lzxuivr 3,1, Cu-Czwluin 1-; Studvnl Cnun- Cl' k Cil l,2,3.-l; N.Itiunul Hunur Sm'imy 1-; dr Hnnn-runm Prwidrm LI'I; Claw Ht'lvrr- wnluliu- 2,1. Andrea Lorena! Libl-rul Arts Antln-u . . . a t'utc cmnbination of wit and brains. . . . a future math leather . . . SUHltjlhiIlg tn say about Humming. UAA. 1: Ixrvnrh Club 4; ICTA. 1: Nluth Anulyis Club 4. Donald S. MacDougall Uurwcmd Liberal Arts Don . . . never a xmrrv or care . a sharp dresser . . . C1555 clown. Spanish Huh 1.2. Allwrt E. Lumlgren Clark Svit'nlifit' .Xlzio . . . Innkml 10 as a loader. . . svlmul-mindvd . . . in a word: grout. Sm-m-r l; HAWMH 1.2.3: Buskvlhall 2; Wrwllin; 3: Kvy Club 2.3.1; Clmir 2: Hx-I Cunlu 3.1-. Tn-murcr 3. Prvsidvnt 1-; Junior Chis WW-Prx'sidunl: St'llinr Class Vivarudtlrnl: Spanish Club 2: :Xudiu-thul Aids 3: Club 56 2.3.4. 61 Bill Loveland Uiqributiw Education Gdrwmnd Bill . . . a future in the Navy . . . guitarman . . . F'dl'EfIfe in manner. Albert E. Maier Clark Liberal Arts Bert . . . well thought of . . . one of our more accomplished athletes . . . outgoing by nature. Football 1,4; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Base- ball 1; Gulf 2,3,4; Club 56. Paul Douglas Maier Clark Liberal Arts Doug . . . an extrovert . . . active in Club '56 . his popularity results from his friendliness. Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Footba112,3,4; Golf2,3,i1; Fresh- man Class Representative; Homeroom President 2; Sludrm Cuuncil 1,2,4; Treasurer 4; Club .56. Joseph John Margeton Clark Scientific Joe . . . a good worker . . . an active member of Junior Achieve- ment . . . always available when there7s work to be done. Stocks and Bonds Club 1; Stamp and Coin Club 1,2, Secrulury 1,2; Astronomy Club 1; Special Projects Committee 3; Quest 3,4; Lance Photography Editor 4; Rod and Gun Club 3,4; Phutography Club 4; Spanish Club 2; Biology Club 2. Dale M. F. Mandrona Clark Scientilic Dale . . . will soon be seen on campus a unique sense of humor . . . a likeable guy. Football 123,4; Track 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Key Club 1,2.3,4; Secur- ixies Club 4; Photography Club 3. Wayne Markiewicz Clark Scientific Wayne . . . a quiet, studious boy . an aspiring draftsman . . . endless enthusiasm. Soccer 1. Kurt Carl Manz Practical Arts Kurt . . . a Navy man . . . forever kibitzing . . . a sure cure for the blues. Soccer 2.3. Garwood Maryann Markovic Clark Business Maryanne . . . an 19.13.11.251. mem- ber . . . a sweet and sincere friend . . . a future dental receptiunisl. F.B.L.A. 4. J I Barbara J. Maleyak Clark Bvuuty Culture Cookie . . . aspiring beautician a pleasant View of life . a gifted dancer. G.A,A. 1,234; Hunwrrmm Preuidvm 1; V'ictt-Prusidvnl 2,3; Clwcrltcading Club I. Judie Marshall Richard Martin Udrmmd Business Clark Liberal Arts lerm . . . pI'm'idc- the music and Rich . . . a competent wrestler and 41611 dunt'c . . . mnxxetilynm serious. trarkman . . . natural in manner snnu-Linws guy . . . alwup likable. college looms in his future. Kvn-mmg 4: Truck 4. Put Nlallaga Unrwumi IH-Hihuliu Eduulimn Pat . . . a xxry sonsv uf humor . . . will mun tukv that walk dmxn the uislv . . . L-njutxs fun and zu'tiviI-V. U.:X.A. 4. Anita McClymont CLIrk Lilwrul Arts tha . . . vunsiderate and under- standing . . . a pleasant personaliu . destined fur happint'ss. W'arren James McKeon Garwood Liberal Arts ICNJ. 35. Prminlvul 3: Cheerleading . . Club 12.3; pr'm-h :md Drarnulics Club wane ' - a frlend to many ' ' ' 2: IIHIIH'IUHIH Vit'ulurvddem 1: Latin good natured . , . plans a career Club 12: C.:X.:X. 1.2.3.4. as a pharmacist. Bowling: 4; Physim Club '4: Glee Club 2; French Club 2. 65 sf Gail Patricia McNamara Clark Business Gail . . . a friendly manner . . . beautiful red hair . . . records- her weakness. G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 3: Lance Typ- ing Slug; F.T.A. 4; Home Economics Club 1. Susan Catherine Miller Clark Business Sue . . . capable of handling any situation . . styled from Vogue . . . perfect in every way. G.A.A1 12.3.4; Student Council 2.3.4; Executive Student Council 3; Pep Club 1; P1.B.L.A. 2.3.4. VicePresident 3; Current 2; Lance Activities Editor; National Honor Society 3.4. Viscupresi- dent 4-; Guidan'ce Office 2.3.4: Art Club 4; Homeroom Prt-sidcnt 2.4; Junior Class President: Chevrleading Club 2: Model United Nations Assembly 3. . Muriunm- lezlvr Lalherine leick ' . UJIL Hmhnwx Udrk . . Hmm'M .11in7. . . future HHI uporutur . . . Mtfl j ' .Ia NWTW friend - a unml Iislc-m-I' . . . ulmns frivndlx. CthQlllg life HHHPS nuluralh . . . 0AA. 123;;- ' ' enjoys: the vumpaniunship of mum peuplc. C.A.A. 1.2.3.4: 1 .13.L.A. 3: 19.1.31. 1.23: Quest 4. Angelo E. Miragliolta Garwood Twhnical Ange . . . carefrec . . . plans In be a mcchaniv . . . a Wonderful per- sonalily. Hmm'ruom St'crclary 3,4 . Madelyn Ellen Misdum Clark Lilwml Arh Lynn . . . twirling occupies her time . . . her future Hill inrlude inlerinr dwnruliun . . . a bug reader. U.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Art Club .1: Library Cuum-il 1.2; 1511-11le Hull 2.4; F.'l'.A. 2.3.11; Twirling: Club 1.2.3; Ours! 2.3: 'I'Wirlvr 4; Luncv Identification Edimr. 64 Arthur Miskin LIMR l,ilwml Arts Art . . . frimulh 11ml van-frvt: . . A u Inning; mumu-r . .V . Hm surv vun' for u dull l'Iilsm Buml 2.3. Clarice Ann Monson Clark Libt'rul Arls Clarice equally talented in danving and drawing . . . Presi- dent of A.L.J. s Art Club . . . a natural beauty. Hmnvmom Svcrvtury 2: Art Club Pros- idmt 4; G.A.A. 1.2.3. 65 W'illianl A. Miskowitz Clark Svit'nliln- Hill . . . 021:4in liked . . hh lnu'k pm'kcl mvmlmr nf tho Rod and Gun Club. Km! and Gun Clul; 123,4. . fun in . 21 lonrg-time A rthur Bruce Moore Hark Dixrnilh'd Un'vupuliun. Bruve . . . a sinverc interest in others . . . spnrts-minded . . . plans to enter the air force. Chess Club 1: Hall Guide 1. Charles Ray Mogensen Clark Lihrrul Arts Charlie . . . a vusual air A . a future Marine . . . a karate enthusiast. Daniel J. Moran Clark Liberal Arts Danny . . . intrigued by water sports . . . has numreuus and varied interests constantly in motion. Football 1; Photography Club 4; Art Club 4. Geoffrey E. Vlousted Garwood Liberal Arts JeH . . . he wishes to become a Navy man . . . an ardent bowler and golfer . . . often mischievous. Bowling 12,354; 6011 3,4. Richard Muringer Clark Practical Ans Rich . . . an outstanding tennis player . . . a talented artist . . . quietness is not always shyness. Art Club 3,4. 66 0t , ,Ai 1x X Carol Ann Mulligan Clark MuUigan etiicient worker , come all outstanding teacher. U.A.A. 1,2,3,4-; Latin Llub 1,2, Sucrc- lary 1; Library Council 1,2; Beginning Chorus 1; Choir 2,3; Bel Canto 4; Audiu-Viauul Aids 2,3, 'l'rcusurcr 2; Lance Aclhilics Editor; Student Coun- cil 4; Senior C1215: Kuprescmutivc; Twirling Club 1; Dramatics Club 2; National Honor Society 4-; dub .50 3,4; Homeroom Secretary 2,3; Quest 5, Literary Editor .3; 1:.N.A. 2. Thomas R. Mushett Technical a weakness for that Clark Ron motor scooter serious one moment, laughing the next thinks before acting. Wrestling 1,2,4; Beginning Chorus 1,2. LibL-ru1 Arts . . . her pep and spirit are overwhelming . , . an eager and . . hopes to be- Mary Anne M ullroney Clark Lilmml Art: Mary Anne . . . active as well as popular . . . quick thinking and acting . excels in all sports. U.A.A. 1,255,11; RCIH'C:CH!L111VC 4; 15.1.A. 1,2,3; Sludcm Council 1; Homcruum President 1; Homeroom Vichrcai- dent 5; Freshman jtcrcmry; French Club 1,2; Guidance Ufiicc 3; Anand- ancc Utiicc 2; Lance birlS Sports Editor. Irene Mykoliw Clark 11::uu1y Culture Rene . . . 1mm dances and people . a future beautician . . . never a dull moment. Guy Naples Clark Libvrul Arts Guy . . . unforgettable personality and spirit . . . that successful cumbinutiun of professional talent and modesty . our own Fred Astaire. Wrestling 3.4; Photography Club 1,2; Dramatim Club 2,4; BPI Canto 3,4; Choir 2; Audiu-Visuul Aids 1,2,3. Sophia Nicholas Clark Scientific Nickie . . . a popular and peppy addition In our vlass . . . a bright smile and a winning way exrels al bridge. HnIm-rnmn Prt-sidenl 4: Investment Club 4: F.T.A. 4: 6AA. 4-. Janet Alison Neuhaus Clark Liberal Arts Jan . . . distim-tive fashion sense fasrinating to listen to . . witty and gay. U.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Frrnch 1.2,3,4; Cur- rmt 1.25.4: SHWIVU and Bonds Club L: Guidance UH'h-r- Aasialam 2. Jay Nielsen Clark Scientific Jay . . . a track enthusiast . a potential electrical engineer . . . great on the green. Track 4; Investment Club 4-. Bonnie Jean Nicholas Clark Business Bonnie fascinated by folk music . . . her thoughts are her mm . . . enjoys spurts of all types. Humvrrmm Pnbidvnl 3; C.A.A. 12,34; 01105! 3,4. Christine A. Norkunas Garwood Practical Arts Chris . . . relaxed and cheerful . a passion for living . . . when funlz there, she,s there. C.A.A. 12,331. 67 11; Ginger Dale Norris Clark Lilwrul Arts Gin . . . a friendly personality . . hopes to be a dietitian . . . a busy gal. 0AA. 1.2.3.4: Hmm-rnom Virv Prvsi- dvnt 1: Hmm-nmm Sx-cn-Iury 3 Phylis Mary Pagnotla Clark Liberal Arts Phylis . . . Charm and distinction . a creative seamstress a Hair for art and dramatics. Drunlulics Club 1.2.3.4: C.A.A. 4: Frvnch Club 4; Larry Ken nvlll Uukulu Harumul Tm hninll Hut . . nmvr a dull mmm'nl . . . M-Mum uillmul u julw . . . .1 nin- fl'llnu h: kmm. FHUIIIJH I: HuJu-IIMH l; devlmll 1. Joan .W. Navy Didrilwuliu- qumlinn Udrumul Jo . , . luughtcr fur sulv . . . 0n the go . . . murriugv in mind. 0.:LX 1.2.3: DFHilvllIixP Ifdumlinn Club 1-. Linda Paige Mnunluin-idv Bunny Cuhun' Lin . . . sweet and rnnshlvralc' a likable lwautirian . . . frivndly. C.A.A. 1.2.3. Thomas E. Pullon Uurwmul 'IR-rlmicul Tum . . , plans In attend uwuliunal srhmyl . . . u lmskvlhnll and base- lmll fun . . . quiet but th-I' unnutivml. Huxkvllrall Z: BJHJIHIH 2.3.1. 68 Valerie Peti Clark Budm'sx Val . . . keeps an eye on fashiun Luruint' Pearson . quietly channing . . . a future secretary. CLII'L Vrurlirul Ark l.gtmim! . . . always vain! and col- h-rtl-d . A . mmls mum: transily D' P finds plvusurt- in smsing. , Ianne eterson . Curwrmrl Buanws P610 . . . very oxritable . . . neVer at a luss fur Kurds . . . plans to enter the art world. x, ' Robert Frederick Pierce Clark Tvchninll Judith Ann Pitchford Fred ' . a happ-X-gu-luvky senior Clark DNrilmliw Education easy u, know. 939 to like Peaches . . . enjoys people and . . . km? to pep up a dull class. life . - . a natural sense Hf humor Football 1: Hnnwronm Srcrelury 4. . . . neVer too busy to listen. Bill Potrusky Clark Lilu-ral Arts Bill . . . likes everything; and um- thing . . . his sport: baseball . . . 21 friend indeed. Baseball 4. 69 Peter Joseph Flesh Clark Technical Pete . . . full of pranks . . . lives life 10 the fullest . . . future mechanic. Robert Bruce Potter Clark Tvchnical Bob . . . advocates a life of leisure . always happy . . . never in a rush. 70 Donna Pollock Clark Bllsinz-ss Donna . . . sxxcct and plcasuut . . . :1 true frimul deserving of suwess. 6AA. 1.2.3.11. Ellen Quinn Bvuutvx Culturv Kvnilwurlh Ellen . . . Sufl spnkvn and attrm'tive . skillful at skiingr and skating . . always friendly. U.A.A. 3.4. Thomas Prillo Clark Prnn-Iiull Arh Tum . . . u vun-frm- dhpndlinn . . . full of inmeinulinn . . . a nir't- porsun tn knnw, Gerald T. Qu in n tILlrk Svivnlihc Corn . . artivc in HIP Civil Air Palrul . . . muxirulh im-linvd . . . a high H'xin; futurt'. Band 1.2.3.4. Judith Rpm 0H LlJrk Pur'tit'ul Ark Judy . . . Inmn-dirtulule . . . a huppy-gwlurky girl . . . a mis- t'hit-xuus smilv. GAUX. 1.2.3.1: GIt-f- Club 1. Jill Elizulwlh Robinson Clark l,ilwral Ark Robbie . . a lhimldvfull uf fun and laughter . . . a leader of harm- less misvhiof . . . va-ls in mum :1 sport. GAA. 1.2.3.1: Current 1; PTA. 1,2, 3.4: Fran'h Club 4. Jam-l Catlwrim- Regal Harwmd Lilwml Arts R002 . . . a natural rmnwlivnne . at UM rumpaninn. an easy friend . . . vnjms nothing more than a gum! lime. MAJ, 1.2.3.1; Spanish Club 2: ETA. 1.2.55; Be-uinning Chums l; Choir 2.3.4. Louis D. Romano Svit'nlific Garwood Lou . . . sun- cure for a dull class . . . half in humor. half in earnest . a nice ward fur c-wrwune. Club .56 2.3.1: Hunn-nmm Prisidvnt 3; Phyrim Club 4. Richard Rilohings Cldrk Lilwrul :Xrb Chings . . . kmmn for his ability In Inukv Imuplt' hnpm . . . likes mvnum- 21ml Hw-wrsa . . . a prmnising 31111le Hnmcnmm Prtxxidt-nl 1: Bawbzlll 1,2,3. Teresa Catherine Rose Uurwnml Lilwml Arls Tvl'ry . . . enjn-xing life is her greatest pleasure stylish, poised. and seJh-nnfhlvnl . . . a fricndb manner is the km to her populariu. UAW. 1.2.3.1: FIFA. 1.3; French Clul; 1.2. Trvasurvr 2: Guidunvv OfTIu- Ask mm 3: Hunu-rnnm inidt-nl 2. 71 Dorothy Mackenzie Ruef Clark Liberal Arts Dar . . . our competent Lance Editor . . . sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks . . . intelligence in an impressive way. 0AA. 1.2.3.4; Dramatics Club 1.2, Vice-PrPsident 1, Secretary 2; Student Council 1.2.3. Corresponding Secretary 3: National Honor Society 3,4, Presi- dent 4: French Honor Society 2,3,4; Quest 2: Lance Editor-in-Chief; Debate Club 1.21 F.T.A. 1.2: Current 1,2; French Club 1,2,3. Madeline Ruth Clark Liberal Arts Madge . . . plans a career in nursing . . . always in motion . . . talented at sports. G.A.A. 123,4, President 3. Treasurer 4; F.N.A. 3: Homeroom Secretary 3, Treasurer 4-, Vice-President l; Twirling Club 1.2.3: Health Office Assistant 2: Attendance Office Assistant 4-. Patricia Joan Russo Clark St'iI-ntiht' Put . . . thihils great musical talent . . . gmluincly sim-crt- . . . she hmls cnjnynwnl in Solitude. GAA. 1.2.3.4; Juninr Classical Lvagut' 1-; Latin Huh 3.4: Rand 1.23.4; Dance Band L2.3;L Roller! J. Runlzis Clark Scivnliflr Bob . . . a bright mind lies under his calm and vasual manner . . . his thoughts are his nwn . . . an individualist. Robert John Ryan Garwood Practical Arts Bob . . . always ready for fun . . . full of imagination and wit . . . a person one Enjoys knowing. Maurice Rybowski Clark Scientihc Maurice . . . good books fascinate him . . . imagination accompanies his writing ability . . . a future med student. Band 1,2; Associate Editor-in-Chicf of Quest 3; Physical Sciehnce Club 1, President 1; Drama Club 4; Librarian 3. 72 Ju Ann Rysavy Uul'wnml 1.11u-rul Arts Ju . . . frivmily disposition vlwmiful helper . . . a fulurc' lvarht-r. IWFA. 1.2.34; FFPDCh Club 4; 6AA. 12,3.4. Roger Michael Saparito Garwood Distributive Education Roger . . . tall, dark, and good- looking . . . likable in every way admired for his friendly manner. Track 3,4. 73 Martin R. Samelson Clark Liberal Arts Sam . . . an asset to ALJ. . . . vxtrcmcly popular and easy to like . our capable and eHicient Stu- rlcnl Council president. 1:0I111va11 1; Football Manager 2,3; Fuulliull Student Traim-r 4-; Rod and Hum Club 12,351, secrclary 1,4; Spanish Club 12; Kvy Club 123,4; Sophomore tilzhs Prwidi-nl; Student Council Vice Prmidvm 3; Student Council President 1. Mary Ann Sashen Clark Dislribulix'e Education Mary . . . a story in her eyes . . . a song: in her heart . . . a future in fioral designing. G.A.A. 1,2; Distributive Education Club 4; Guidance Office Assistant 1. Cecelia Sansig Clark Distributive Education Ceil . . . wedding-bells . . . com- posed . . . casual in manner. Distributive Education Club 4. Danielle L. Scalingi Clark Liberal Arts Dani . . . a way with words . . . gregarious and personable that rare mixture of beauty and humility. French Club 2; Health Office Assis- tant 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Council 1. Roderick Schaffer Clark Liberal Arts Rod . . . an avid philatelist . . . intelligence insures a successful future . . . plans a vareer in en- gmeermg. Thomas H. Schiller Clark Tvchnivzll Tum . . . king of humor mischievous mechanic . . . pleasant and friendly. Football 1. Barbara Schultz . Clark LiIn-rul Arts Bobbie . . . dam-ing is her favurite . pastime . . . a willing worker . . . . Carol Schuelz . enjoys all sports. Clark 3115111955 Scivnu- Clulu 1; 111;. 1.2.3.1; 0AA. Carol . . . creator of mischief . . . 1.2.3.4; Ut'lmh- Club 2.53; Freshman the friendly th0 a future Class trvaiurvr: Humvrrmm Prrsidenl 2; . ' - 4 4 Sound Studin 2. Ieceptmmsl. C.A.A. 1.2.3.4. 74 Gail Schnitzvr Udrwmtl Blhim-v Snitz . . . funl-ltmsv and fumj frH' . . . il IAN! fur life . . . row stunt rhulh-r. 1;.A.;X. 1.2.3.1. Jo An n Scoppa Clark Lilwral Ark .Iu . . . il m-u'vnmt-r tn uur srlmol ...likcd in all . . . witty and gay. James Patrick Scott Hark Nsivntific Lois Scmlorf Gurmuml Jim . . . a lvzulvr in sports . . . Luis knmsn by all . u gonllt-man. fricnll . NJ? to ruin: uilh am lehull 2.3.1; Buwlmll 1.2.3.1; Key pruhlmn . . . sucel lel unaffected. Club LZJSJ: Humrrnum Prmidonl 4: Humvrunm vanmry 3. Robert Shallcross Chrk Practical Arts Bob . . . if flnfs there. he's not far emu; . a nmm' fading smile . . . CUHCCHI for everything and everybody. WHlliam Shaw Clark Scimnific Bill . . .Mischiefiihis middle name . . . happy-gU-lurky . . . fun tu be with. Track 2.3.4; Buskvthull 1: Hunwronm Vivv Prcsidcnt 3; Humvruum Treasurer l. Vravliull Art.- nmvr trm hug fur a JOA nn Theresa cholta Hark Bu-im-u Jo . . . t-nmlanl rht-rrfulncss . a vmn'inring tlvlmtur . . . IICVCI uilhnut :1 smile. Hmllh UHit-w Aubtam 2; Attendanw' Uffirv Avislanl -l; lxorvnric Club 1.2.3: 'I'iw fur TH-m 2: UAA. 1.2.3.4; Cur- rwzl 1: Urban:- Huh 1.2.3: FBLA. 3; Drama Club 1.2.3.1; IIUIIHTUUIH Vice anidvnl l. Frank Shymko Clark Pmctixiul Arts Frank . . . leaves the future to fate t-nju'xment comes naturally . a friendly porsun. 75 Amw Louise Sicllvr Uunwml Sric'nlifu' Anne . . . 21 smile fur all xsilh a sun; in her heart parlez-Vous frangais? nginninf.r Chorus 1: Choir 2.3: 1301 Cantu 1: Frmch Hub 1.2.3.4. Trezb sun'r 1. Prwidvm 2.4: CAA. 1.2.3.4: FTA. 1.2: Frvnch National Hnnnr Suvivu 2.3.4: Pvp Club 1. David Neal Simmons Clark Scientific Dave . . always bustling: with artivity . nm'er unreliable . hopes to teach Industrial Arts. Frmllmll 1.3.4: W'n'slling 1.2.3.4: Club .56 4; Audiu-Virual Aith 2.3.4. arc H. Silu'rmun Unnxnml liln'ml .hh Harv . . . :1 slmx'v manner am vxm-anl qwukvr . . . u lruo frioml. Lalin Huh 2.2;; An Clulv L Diane Snyder Clark Diqrihulin- Edurulinn Diane . . . inJuslrinus and vntor- prising . . . mild in mml 11ml mmmvr hnlws In lu-rumc 21 set'rvlary. Unrit' Sinumnski 1I.H'k Lilwml Mlk Ihmm . . . uu-wl uml umlt-lezlml- inf; . . . vnjuh nuuling . . . nniwl into'n'xlx HA, M 1.2.3.1: Suphnmnrv- f Llw Nw'tv mu; lwmr M-Iixilxw liuiilurz Umlrrn ILIm-k- l. 8.1 I Sharon Lev Sonwrs Hark Bllxinvu Shawn . . . funk singing plcasur- able . . . quuzu-iuus . , . hopes lu lwrnnw a fashion mndt-l. Hmm'rrmm Peridt'nl 1.2.3: Bwinnin; Chnrm I; Uri Mlnln 2.3.91. 76 Mary Anm- lilizaIu-tll Supku 4ZI.1rk I.iln-r;1l M'h Hun . . . quit-l. Iml frivmllvx uluup wvn in lln- lllmnj urlixv in HIV UHNA. 1LX,X 2. Nwrwlux . l: IK'I'. V I: Library Humvil 2.3.4. '5. Virr-Prwixlrllt 1: 011m! I. Dolores Mariv Spivlmunn Clark Ihhinw Hulun-s . . . suvvvss Hes ullvzul . . . u gnud swrclum . . . a quiet mm- Htlmlt nay. U.A.A. 2.3.4: Binlugy Club 2.3: I9.H.I.A. 1-, 77 Phil Jessica Sorrt-nto pc-rsunulit'x 1:1le . m-n-r :1 tlllH munu-nl . .. fit lhv m-ralsinn. .A little miwllivf mm and . vnjn-w ulmml um Upv . . an urtiw mvmlwr of tho Rod and Gun Club. and Gun Club Tim Spiru- HJrk l,ihr-ral Ark Tim . . . tt-rriflr in sports . . . a rulm and mu manner . . . quiet and t'nnwivnlinus. Fumlmll 1.2.3.1; BLhkx-Ilmll 1: Baw- IMH 1.2: 'l'rau-k 3.1: Phyiml St'ivnr'v Club 1: Spunhh Club 1.2: K11 Club .H. Gregory Stunko Hark lHuu-Iiml Art, Gregg . . . rroatiw artist spurts mindwl . . . a hell defined future. le-lxull 2.3.1; Fuollbull l. Richard Stanton CIMk Svix'milit' Rit . . . unfurgvttahlt' pm'mnmlily .t-nnslamtlvx joking . .. able friend. antlwaH I. :1 dqme John Sugzda Practical Arls Carwvmd Jockn . . . enjoying life comes naturally . . . a future serviceman . takes life as it romes. 78 Kathleen M. Slarzynski Chrk liminrv Kathy . . . fun In knmx . . . ouslx tn likv . . . a futurv business lPildt'f. F.B.LA. 3.4 Tn-usurvr 3: Tips fur Trunk L UJA. 1. .4: Kurn'nl Blhir m'w Stat? l; Lana Twling Staff 1: RTJ, l: Clm-rlruuling Club 1, Pamela Ann Taglian-ni Librml .h'h Uurmnnl Pam . . . aspirvs tn be a teacher . . a really Sincere friend high-spirilml. Fn'nt'h Club 2: Guidance OHim- Assis- tant 3. ' l 1 - Gail Ann Storms Clark l,ilwrul Arh Cail . . . a vutv vhvvrlvudw talent for talking rxlrvnwly vmulimml. Fn-m-ll Huh 1.2.3: UAA. 1.2.3.1: ICTW. 1.2.53.1: lll'uhh UHim- Awishml 1 3.1.; Uuml I: Cht'vrhuldin; Club : .I.V. Lhm-rlvmh-r .1. Clarvm-v K. Tanner Clark l,ilu-rnl Arh Chm: CIIHH . . a slum 21nd v33 mumwr mullu'mallirulh in- vlined A . . u uiw imwlur. 011ml 1. Trumn't-r 1; CIHNF Club 4. Vim Prr-Mrm L Darleen Ann Trudeau Garwood Distributive Education Trudy . . . overfimving with en- thusiasm . . . mischievious often; popular always . . . enjoying life is a habit. G.A.A. 1,3,4. Karen Terhune Susan Carol Tresidder Hark Ulhinlrxh Clark Business 'liurhi . . . Primu Ballerina . . . Sue . . . bubbly and full of fun poised and r-nnfidcnt . . . her talent . . . a Choir member . . . she enjoys and thin: Hiii Imui tn surress. life every gulden minute of it. Currvn! 2: Hmnvrnmn ViL't' Prvsidvnl 0AA. 1.2.4; FILLA. 3,4, Secretary 1.2.3: Hnnwimun President 11; G.A.A. 1; Bl'fJiHrlillg Chorus 1; Chair 2,3,4. 1.2.3.1; Uuiduncr- 0mm: Asaislum 4. Kenneth Urban Clark Businth Kenny . . . disciple of Epicurus . dreams of being a hair stylist . . sharp dancer. Homeroom President 1. Kenneth R. Usiak Clark Scientific Ken . . . A.L.J.7s man with the camera . . . an arduous debater college is in his future. Richard Michael Vandemark Phoiogruphy Club 1,2,3,4; Debate Club blirWUUd , , Liberal Arts 1234; Curmu 3,4. Rich . . . serious 1n purpose . . . always pleasant . . . a valued friend. 79 XVillizlm Velsor Carolunn Vrrlntli Unrnumi Illhim-v Barbara Vella Clark 13111111055 Barbara . . . a poppy package of fun and wit . . . enjoys the 1-0111- panionship of many friends. . . worrying is not 11'1111Ihwhile. F.B.L.A. Jr: GAA. 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1. Sharon Gale Verner Clark Lilwml Arts Sherry . . . seldom silent . . . cool and collected refreshingly candid. G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Guidance OHicv Assisr mm 4: Hunwmom Vice Prwidont 3: Hmncrnom Treasurer 2: Honwroom Secretary 1. Llurk Pructiml Mn tiunltl . 1: .fl 1111110 . . . hm 1 Hltl-t' . 1111-1111 111-111 .1 . . . 11' '1 ' 1.. lels . . . a capable 11nd hard- 1111 . l MHM'J h . 1 111111-11 . unrkmg football vouch . . . nul- Aalmlmg 11111110 111111 amhltnm . . . w ahuus apprt-vialml. , ' Fuoxlmll Couch 3.1: Truck 3.11. Dianne M. Vilale Kcnilwarth Beauty Culture Dee . . . a skilled and Competent beautician Chatterbox apparent mischief. C.A.A. 1.2: Homeroom Treasurer 4. Mary M. Vogt Garwmul LiIu-ral Arh Mary . . . our ultrzwtive and talented Majurclte hopes to teach home econumit's . . . pretty blundc hair. ETA. 1,2; CAJX. 1.2.3.4; Homeroom PrI-sidcnl 3: TwirIt-r 3; Hvad Majurottc 4; Spanish Club 3,4. 80 Sallie An 11 W'alluut-r Uurwmui I'mrlivul Ark Sal . . . gultlvn lnnwl xuim- . . . in tinu-Hu Iwaulivizm . . . Inn's fun. Patrick J. W'alsh GAA. 1; Cllnir 1.2.34. MW 131,ch W? Va! . . . aspiring uulu mcrhanu- . . guml dunu'r . . . nurk hv tlms Sm'uvr l; erslling 2. onju'xs the W Susan Ellen W'elwr Hark I'mmicul Am Sue . . . enjuys spurts . . . future nursen srhnnl tt-arher . . . hap pinvss is calmed. nut mn-uuntcrt-tl. UAA. 1.2.3.1; Lilnxlry Council 1: Ally lvliv UHiL-v Xviuunl 3.4-; PTA. 2.3.4: Chuir 1. x x Sharon W'ehher Clark Libvral Arh Shari . . . pen and potilu . . . loves life . . . :1 gumin-like vharm. CAA. 3.11: Hunwrnum Prvsidvnt 4; Cllm-rlcading Cluh 3.4; Junior Varsity Choorlvudor 4. 81 John S. Wlanat Uurwuml Sviwnlifn' John . . . artist hilh an instrument . 21 urry popular guy . , . mwm' Shirks I'Mpunsihililtx. ILm-lmll 1.2.3.4; Sncm-r 2: Ihnd 1; 2 9.; Lunm' Sports Edimr. Gl'rmun Club Robert H. W'oil Clark St'ivmifiv Bub . . . xsith' rmn'ersaliml is an asset . . . Hie hau-klmnv uf our sound sludiu . . . a1 sense of humnr. Truck 2: Suund Sludiu 1.2.3.1. Carol Ann W'eise Clark Liberal Arts Card . . . in constant motion . . . a skiing'enthusiast . . . a contrib- utor to all A.L.J..s activities. Cheerleading Club 1,3; F.N.A. 1.2: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Latin Club 1.2; Art Club 2; Homeroom Secretary 3. Jo Ann Werle Mnuntainsidr Beauty Culture Werle-IJird . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . thoughtful of others . . . a sports enthusiast. G.A.A. 3.4. 82 Kathleen E. W'elsch Clark Blbinvw; Kathie . . . pleasant to know . . . . a business Vim and Vitality . future. G.A.A. 1.23.4: F.B.L.A. 2.4: Twirling Club 1; Tips for Teens Club 1: RNA. 2; Homeroum VivP-Prvsidrnt 3: Guid- ance OHir'e Assistant 1.2: Boys' Alh- Ietic Office Assistant 3,4. Nina Weshnak Clark Beauty Culture Nina . . . sees a future in electrol- ogy . . . likes to have fun with friends . . . a peppy little package of wit and gaiety. C.A.A. 12.34. Edward J. W'vpproclll Unrmmd l,ilu-ral Nrb Wyrpper . , . dillH't' ynur rurvs away . . . funllmll-s his galm- . . . pfr- mnalily plus xsil. Ilmnvnmm St-Crrlary 1; Frmtlmll 1.2.3.4: Bawlmll 2. James W'herrity Clark Tmlmiml Jimmy . . . a r-arvfree individual . 9:1st to talk to . . . always teasing. Joseph Robert Witkowski Clark Srivnlilic Jm- . . . a run- mixlurc Hf intel- liyt-nvv uml alhlolit' ability hr aims 1n lu-rmm- a lawyer . . . a subtle svnw of humor. Socm-r 1.2.3.1; Trurk 2.3.1: Buskvlhull 1: Km Club Tn-umrcr: Cc-rman Club 4. Lorraine Phyllis Xifo Clark Dixlrilnutiw Education Lorraine . . . working.y gal Beauty Culture . sports. C.A.A. 1.2.3. after school $1165 a hopes In study . enjoys girls7 Sue Elizabeth VVolher Carwoud Liberal Arh Suzie . . . artistic and whimsical in her ways , . . a xery pretty blonds . . . college bound. 0AA, 1.2.3.4; Art Club 4; Lance Bminrss Manugcr . . . Homeroom Secre- tary 3. Patricia V'oienski qu'u-mrd Pruetirul Arts Vat . . . a future, beautician . . . self-vonfidcnt . . . always a cheer- ful greeting. 0A.:X. 1.2.3.1: Guidance 031cc Aszis- mm 3: Ht-ullh Oifu'v Awislam 4-. Nladeline Loretta Yost Clark Business Mad . . . set'retarial work in her N futuIre . . . smcere 81.11118 . . . loves Nora Jean Young to 1131011 to a good Joke. H. k LI '1 . C.A.A. 2.3. ..1r 110m Arh Nora Jean . . . as attravtive . for fashion sevrelarV. c.A.A. 112.3; French Club 1. intelligent as well . a genuine Hair a promising 85 Stephen Zaglewski Clark Scientific Steve . . . an expert on military tactics . . . intelligence plus destined for success. Biology Club 3.4; Investment Club 4: Lab Assistants, V'ice-President 4. Paul Bausch Kenilworth Paul . . . happiest around cars . . . drag racing enthusiast . . . fun personified. Technical Veronica Francisco Clark Practical Arts Tools . . . fun-loving . . . a zest for life . . . marriage in her future. 84 Bernadette Ann Ziohro Clark BUSinPSF Bernie . . . sweet and sincere . . . a lady in every sense of the word . graviuus and dignified. C.A.A. 4: Current Business Staff 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2: Home Economics Club 1: Lance Typing Editor. Slvphaniv Jan?! Zuryvh Clurk Liln-rul Arh Steff . . . a talented musit'ian . . . pretty ml hair . . . laws In vhatter. U.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Band 1.2.3.4-z . Danve' Band 2.3.4: RTA. 1.2.3.4: Lulin Club 1.2. Ron Crawford Carwnud Technical Run . . . handy with a rod and reel . . . L'nvle Samk gain . . . a quiet but industrious Auto Mevhanic. Leona H. Fox Clark Lilwrul Arts Lee . . . a kind word for every- one . . . always available when thertia work 10 he done . . . a future Florence Nightingale. Frank Millt-r Clark Srinllilir Frank . . . a future in engineering: quittt. unassuming: manner . . un vxrvllvm spurts r'nmpvtitor. Funtlmll 2,3.4; Srit'nm- Club 1; Latin Club 1 Robert T. Rowe Clark lnlluxlrizll Arts Hub . . Capable and cHivicnt . . . will be a weluome addition to the Navy . . . bound to suu-eed. Senior Class SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ' President, Andy Clearie; Vice-President, Al Lundgren; Secretary, Liz Gardiner; Treasurer, Jay Klltsch. Kenneth R. Reick Clark Industrial Arts Rich . . . a future in the service . a hard Working Crusador . . . earnest. Richard Siday Garwood Tt-r'hniczll Sidney . . . a future in the auto mechanics field . . . enjoys repair. ing and driving cars . . . an in- quisitive mind. Officers 85 IMAMmMWkaMkam , .- h 'i 7;! h' H, In the modern theat- rical world, perform- ers, such as ballerinas, gain invaluable knowl- edge and experience by working with those who are more advanced in their profession. Our performers at A. L. J. seek the aid of the Sc- niors and gain the knowledge which they have obtained during their four years at A. L. J . UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Smmn': R. Musszl, Vim: Prvsidt-nt; D, lh'BPHFdPHH, varmar'y: M. Uurriuri. 'l'rmhurm: Standing: U. Schnilzcr, Prvsidvnt. HOMEROOM l 1 First Row: B. Bullingvr. D. Herman, C. Biazzo. S. Adams, P. Adamok. Swond Row: C. Andrer. P. Bauer, A. Arthur. H. Eartha. J. B911. Third: Row: D. Ashley, J. Barukn. T Artz. S. Banyusz. L. Bnnardi. Fourth. Rout G. Aklzm. R. Birlvcki. M. Bulwrtz. R. .Uh'un'r. E. :lenwitx. H Adasczik, N. Baird. HOMEROOM 4 Fin! Roux right to left: E Curlsnn. D. Ciuhm IL Cnlwvll, 5. Casrrrann. R. Cungr-lnsi, .L Curlmn. SH'nnd Row: A. ClvnllunivL N. Cuhvn. T, Currmn S. Carrull. D. Brumvr. ,I. Curlmnv. Third Row: P Unwlunds. J. Bukh. T. Bunni. M. Cnuk, D. Ciqarn. H. Bruvkc'm Fourth Rims; C. Bnngiw xanni, R. Custugnu. D. Curpini, C. Czlwcll, L. Carridy. H, Cnnuy. HOMEROOM 1 5 First Row: N. Cutmne, L. DiBiagin, J. Cmmpmn, S. Carbon. Svcoml Row: C. Crosby, L. Cnstcllo, E. Cunningham, M. chrr zia. Third Row: R. Cutm, D. DeBcndCItn, P. David, D. Crvamcr, T. DeBlossi. Fourth Row: C. Cwicka, D. Curvclcyn, D, Demjancik, J. Ditzel. D.- Duffy. 88 HOMEROOM 24 FIN Hour 1.. Cnludnvr; S Humihnn. J. Cuu- klIeri. .l. Huui. I. Hlmmn. Sw'uml Raw: l Hurkm-sx'. R. Huluku S. Urrvnlwrg. J. Ulnwuvky, K Guzm. Thin! Row: M. Curril'rL E. Hanuk. B. Hurtmullvr. K. Gibbons. R. Hurllvy. A mm: to work, and a tilm' to play HOMEROOM 216 FIN! Row: J. Galish. K. Cayewski. B. Eardltry, R. Unlimkai, D. Frvnch, C. Cardm-r. Swami Row: C. Gallo. R. Epps, N. Frank, .I. Faris, C. Fox, B. Flynn, A. Evvrs. Third Row: R. Fernandez, P. Fcrrancr, C. antana. W'. Frey, R. Finnegan, R. Cable. Fourth Row: .J. Esposito, R. Furrington, R. Farrell, J. Fitzgerald. R. Gallagher, J. Fits- patrick. L. Erickson. HOMEROOM 12 Fin! Run? .14 Johnson. R. Huntley, L. Joyce. C. Hcinzv. D. Jarvis; D. Iwannwski. Second Row: J. Inzzi. J. Hcidorn, J. Hum. N. Ilaria. P. Healy. Third Row: J. Jadus, S. Hogan. M. Kearney, C. Invnntrvm. B. Harvick. P. Jrnnings. Fourth Row: B. mes, R. Hay, G. Inverno, M. Josephs, L. Illion, R, Hoyer. 89 7 t -. u N . n W hlle rm'mg around Regmnal. wv caught one of the vam'v Dvpartnwnl ,2 experiments. HONIEROOM 201 First Row: A. Latnrmca, P. Kcllnway, J. Kt'lsn, J. Krempu. M. Luskuwski. K. Kulmuxw. Swami Row: K. Kellvhvr. U. Kiraly. M. LungstaH. IA. Kf'HtTmiln. D. Koasku, E. Kesslcr. Third Roux L. Kmskciwivz. J. Knsur. J. Kisch, C. Kenny, XI, Kearney, H. Krapshn. Fourth Row. T. Kulpa. L. Krnuk. J. Knvacx C. Knstclnik. E, Lundmmscr. C. Lujeski, H. Kesslvr. HOMEROOM 206 First Row: V. Purim. DA MiHL-r, P. Murphy, J. Nelson. Second Row: T. Paigm K. Mmmhun, J. MinPt, J. Nurkunats, F. Malllvfljscu. Third Row: D. Monahun. C. Munn, S. Purrillu. C. Pugnuua. B. Miskovich. Fourth Row: J. Mnssutn. M. Oukcs, T. Purrilln, W. Mnlm-n, W. Mossvss. H. Nyitrdy. 9O HOMEROOM 221 First Row: C. Mann. J. NIivhvnh-Mvn K. Lulry. .l. WvCuimu U. Hdrtin. C. Law. Swami Row: A. LuLInn. ,I. LOVJS. C. Mt'Carrirk. K. Mrlmly, J. WJllhimxit'L. N Hanltiv. Third Ruu': H. MAIrF- nivk. H. Lr'un. K. MUM; C, Murh'l. U. Man'- Hunulql. C. Hillvr. K. Lnrmm-IL Fourih lx'mr: R. Lrhnhnff. l9, Way. R. dem C. Mahnlmrg, D Mdhunvy. R. Lirh. HOMEROOM 2 14 Fin! Ruu': H. Sunmnr, E. Slumpfvr. P. Svdilln. K2 Srilunrz. V. Sum. Swami Run: C. Stanirki. H, HlIthhitl .l, Sim-luir. IA, Sputa. R. KulkUWski. 'I'lzinl Row: .X. 5vhwunkv. D. Scull. R. Schindlvn D, Smilh. S. Sr'hllle2-nhurg. D. Summa. Fourth Kuu': J. Smith. D. Smuhn, B. Schuslvr. R. Svdvl- muit-r, 0 Sharp, F. ngziuni, C. valL one, I hope I can remember it. HOMEROOM 210 First Row: S. Prasek, S. Russell, J Ratcliffe, S. Ruscett, C. Prom. Second Row: R. Russell, C. PCITUZZiPHn. S. Reith, K. Romansky, A. Reick. Third Row: D. Ricca, J. Pinkin, M. Potignann. J. Reale, D. Rich. 5. Roman. Fourth Row: R. Pecina, C. Pyle, .I. Reuter, D. Plungis. .I. Plewa, W. Reimer. HOMEROOM 223 First R010: 5. Tamho, J. Varga, D. Thompson, P. Tobias. J. Sternberg, B. Van Pelt, L. Vadala. Serum! Row: 5. Szabn, L2 Tudcr, K. Toth. P. Stringer. G. Suchorsky, J. Tylutki, S. Thompson. Third Row: B. Treacy, S. Tropp, H. Strickland, P. Vclsor, L. Viggimm. T. Tomasovic, R. Swelgin, L. Suskn. Fourllz Row: R. Vane, C. Tomroth, R. Slrykcr7 D. Van Pelt, R. Tomasik. K. Tmh, H. Taylor. 91 HONIEROONI 22 First Row: B. WLmFOa. J. Vipcrina, .I. Yuwlak. C. W'vhnl'r. L. WMSHL L W'ihij; Sr'rnnll Row: N Zimnn-rnmn. D. W'alsh. S. W'au-I's. K XVurvhnl. D. W'yliv. G. XVanhWt-in. D. W'rm'xmzm. Thin! Row: R. Zunwrski. J. mek. H. Zuvhmwki. C. anlruH. E. W'allkr'r. K. Winklmmn. Funrlh Row: W. W'ild. R W'hitv. '1. W'ilmn. RV Wudski. D. Withl. B. XVurvrsnn. .L Zinknwicz. HOMEROOM 16 First Row: J. Rapuann. C. Torhirh. A Cinrlando. R. Curlinu. S Bansficld. Scrund Row: J. Lipst'n. P. Basile. D Marrin. S. Kurluwirz. Third Row: J. Drisch. N. Zukaskyv P. Junvs. P. Buvhy. Fourth Row: P. Warkala, N. Hidi, L Burdick, J. Urban. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 207 Firs! Row: R. Baily. M. Bmditu N. BPFng'dl. H, Arum, C. Braun, K. Bell, F, Bamn. Svcnml Row: S Blahut. L. Bmdkzl. H. Brrmzm, M. Bunyusz, L. Blezwag. L. Barton. J, Alimonli. Third Row: N. valun, B. Buchman. W. Koran. D. Bum. K. xhhlvy. R. Ball. E. Adams. Four!!! Row: K. AppI-I, J. Bluzm D. Broschnr, R. Bluzm'ic, S. Andres, D. Baker. C. Berg. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Seated: C, Rand, Vice Presidem; R. Samel- son, President. Standing: K. Bell, Secretary; D, Del Candio, Treasurer. HOMEROOM 212 First Row: L. Unrunv. L. Hunlin. D. Carroll. 5. Dalumin. L. Uc-Angclir. J. Cdrum. L. Chrawllc'. N. Christl'L vand Raw: E. Currull. T. Camp- bell, S. Caruso. C. Dalluvulltz V. HuJL D. Burg; J. Criscula. Third Row: A. Cupin. C. Ciumunu. M. Curdast'u. F. Crabtrev. R, Cnlunnu. R. Cun- Nolly, L Crawford. Fourlh Row: US Burns J. Burger, E. Cusalv. B. Dunit'li. A. Buydns. GS Compton, R. Curlv, J. Cusmumx HOMEROOM 3 Fin! Rnwz DS DvlCundin. S. Fisher. D. Dvasu. :X. Dx-UmuH. G. Emnm SS Dvring. M. Dims. J, Unitinmio. N. Dim. Svmnd Raw: M. DvMario. R. Fukla. S. IQ-nm'ss. L. Finn, B. Flynn. M. Du- Inck. J, Farringlnn. K. DiNiculu. S. Einxingvr. Third Ron's N. Dunn. A, DiFubin. T, Decker. F. Dilmlln. J. Disurru. J. DiMuio. M. Dunahuv. L. deirkn. Fourth Row: R. Espositn, T. Falmrw. R. Furd. U. Duff. R. EichL-nluuh. J. chL-rivn. W. Engcl. A. Bering. IHYNIEROOH 220 Firxl Roll? 5. Ilugvlh-r. 1C. Umh-k, H, UJlmli. U. Unllnvri. 5. Hvim'llmk. 5. Gru-mu IX thwlnmn. H, Udl'ln. Nwruml Ifuux' P. llxnlu-IL ,X. Hltmnvky. .I. l'Trn'nlLlrL 'I Ht-Hl'ivh. C, Urnllmm. !: HAinm. W. Ungmx Thin! Hulr' I.. Ulmlhx'r. Ii Hurllm. D Uumln'rgg. B. Urivkmwki. WK Urun k '1 UHIHL U. Ummwulh. C. Urumivr. Fumlh Hun: U. lelrUIn-IV WV. FI'L-mhlmm H tllu'rrx'. H. Unlkm R. UlinskL H. Urwn, K. Hurrix HOMEROOM 9 First Row: L. KondruH-wic, R. Kundrascwic, P. Kordyla, E. Kollnr. Second Row: K. Kurmazyn. B. Kralick, C. Krahling. B. Knkinda, L. Knsyder. Third Row! T. Klepacki, S. Knight, L, Krebs, E. Kosar, R. Kamin. Fourth Row: J. Kusscl, P. Kaminchoff, R. Knudsen, T. Kamuda, R. Karamus. 94 How can nm- mavhino 1w sn mnnplivatvd? HOMEROOM 2 Firs! Rant 5. Luau J. Junw. ll. Huffman. 5. Husku. M. Herr. NI. Lmkmuki. K. ,It-nninjb. TY ISailf'. Swami Row: J. Humvnik. NI. Hvrrirk. U. Hilliard. L. Illurdn. J. Illiwn, C. Junta. .L .lnlm- wn. Third Row.' C. Hurley. F. lvum. R. .Iacksun. P. Helm. L. Jurdnn. L. Husth. T. Ht-rmg H. Hum'k. Fourlh Rout R. Jwivmki. W. Hvrring. .I. Howie, T. Juvk. U. Hvllingvr. B. Hrmu-r. R. Kairis. HOMEROOM l9 Firs! Row: K Lm-wy. M. Lundnu-RM-r. K, Linnmi, 1i Lumlmrdn, D. Luzvruliun. P. Harum'ik. B. lmngyvl. Se'r'mul Raw: I.. Limmw. D. vaun, L lAt-Dur. H. Lnrm-nz, .l. LI-ungmlis. J. Marlin, A. Kump. Third Ron? D. Wullagu. C. Martin, J. Lugura, J. Mallard. R. Lind, K. Hmm. N Kmhn. I'burllz Kuw: R. Hzlllvrn. U. Mann; IL Wujrkai. L, Lhknvu', NI. Lvilum'ilz. L Wurvidnu. L. Lubahx 3;; 1: If 5 Future homrmakvrs nf Anwric-a. HOMEROOM 226 Firs! lfuu'x .l. Muntvllu. 1.. Nnyc-s. H. th-Itigun, J. Mdiarrick. A. HvCugkiH. 31. MPHHI. G. Huringvr. Swami Ruu': N. Vnnucu. L. Huuld. U. Naptuss. J. ML'CurrUH. S. thrtz N. Mathews. M. Munlgunu-ry. C. XIqu-rl. Third Row: C. MvMunamy. B. Nulvpu. K. Mnnalmn. J. McCar- rnH. F. Nlurr'cll, J. Nvlmn. NI. Nvlmn. Fourth Row: J. Munmn W'. McCt-r. J. Nicholson. P. Mt-lxlz-r. E. Murn-Il. P. Mvtzlvr. T. Murphy T. May. HOMEROONI 225 Fin! Rozc: H. O.Harr'. P. Olcyar. L. Outley. B. Piliumski. P. Pagnululos. E. Pvroira. A. Olivcri. Swami Row: D. Peterson. N. Pvrczluha. E. Pez- zulivh. A. Puglivsv. S. Pulrick. P. Partmun. Third Row: K. PcIusin. K. Owlins. A. Prish. J. Prcw. N. Purim. M. Prison. Fourfh Row: P. Opalack. T. Purisc. S Pcti. 1. Orlando. G. Pulmquisn R Pupandroa. G. Purim. S. Payvlak. HUNTEROONI 203 171'er Row: J. Vult'nlinv. M. W'e-hvr. K. Wulwh. P. XVhalt-n. B. Hui. V. Wdhvrs. J. White. 82771an Rum: ,I. Frciunli, J. Tywllu. R. Williams. C. Weeks. L. Vania J. XVcnm-r. J. Wnivnski Third Ruw: C. W'ilkinrun. E. Tlm-lu. .1. Uhlig. R. Vor- nvr. G. Wilson. L. Wc-imnwk. Fourllz Row: R. Valenti. M. W'ull. ,I. Xuxt'xki. J. Ulllig. W. er- muih. C. qunal. T. Xancim 96 UMERUUM 202 I'imr HUNT I Hit'lll'l. M Sn'gnILL H Huuw. I Ulmmw i. U, and. I. 54'In-Hn-nlwuru. Srrnml Kan. .l. Sunlnnl'. H. lerlwn. 5'. Sulwim N. Hir'm. H. Nuxlillui. H. N-lmvtm: Thinl HUN. .1. Hmer. L Rirlmrllwn. I.. Hc'j-ull. M 5Lulm. l.. Srln-H'ilz. l' N'hrnlL I , Hllxwy. Frrmlh Hun? X St-lmritln-L R. Shiv. H. Rm-HN. K, Srilllt'll. V. lenlhun, K. Riw'. fulun- Reigiurmlih- rvspunds tn Ihv vull. Whit your prngrzmh llvrvfh IIOMEROOM 28 Fini Rim? I4. 5113474111. 5'. Thnmmn. E. Sniffvn. N. Spir-x-r. H Srinwn. ll, Slx'pllx-na V. Strunu. .SN'unrl Ruu': J. HMvIIILm. .I. Swill'k. K. Stullkn. D. Sim . P. Spiuik. I7. FLII'kt-y. L, Shlwl. 'l'llinl Ruuu' IL Slunkirwivl. 'I'. SIJhinski. U, 'I'urnzlmlnx W. Slurk. K 'leylnr. C. TirnIIzL 5. Thurlwr. Four!!! Row; D. T.nlwr. W: Strwurl. K. Tmld. B. Trvsiddvr. T. Stry-lum'ski. K, Stilwivr. A. Spvranzu. '1'. Tullnmn. FRESHMEN IIUMEROUM 203 FIIU lx'nu'J S Cim-ulrlli. .I. Cuxw-Hu. IL Cnrm-H. XI, CunA gz'llni, C, Luniylim memd Knit; IC. Culhnun. l5. Clul'k. ll. Humfil. H, Ilumn. H. IimM. I'. llrumwr. 7711'!!! Hum: CA Chvruwhan. . CAIN, W. Ciulm. I, Iiiruw'llu. WK Currit-k, Fmer Knu': .I Winblianwn. H, CuluzlL H. Cmmghun, Ii. Hrunnrr. D. Hmpvr, l,. inoni, U, Lurnt-y HOMEROOM 21 1 Firsr Row: K, valvr. A. BulJiCh. L. Brndin. J. Andrews, X, Brnmrkwl. M. AHHHNV E. Bellini. K. Boylv. Sprawl Ruu? P. Ankh. J. Janumvk. D. ivau-r. S. Bdrmsn. L. Bvr- mun. Ii, :M'hlvl. J. 511mb; 15, Alumni. Third Row: B. Ih-llww. IA, Harmm, C :Xdawzik, IJ. Bukvr. D. Batich, H. Hn-umrl. .I. Amlvrmn. T. Huttila. Fouth Row: C. Bunio- wivz, .vX. UInunL F, Bmltko. .l. ivrtclsnn. R. Alimunti, R, andr-rmn, Ii Bvll. HUMERUOM 217 Fin! Kuu': S. IMHIN'TJJIT. C. lluugvnli. J. Dx-m- urrwl. '1'. Himuin. NI. Ut'Phlriu. K, Cridc'll, Nuvml RUM? H lh-rkrr; I Cuxpilo. j IHIMHH. V, Di- YIunu-m ll. Uiliwnm-lic'ttm S. Uvurnat. .I. Ut-puzzu. Third Ron? L', Clhmzmu. K. Dmiwn. HV Dvl- brillgv. J. Csuw. C. Crhtt A. Dvilmld. S. Cmm. Friunh Ruu': K. UptirvH. .I. DtTiHH, F, Dvrr'dita. U. Ue-nnmn. P, lliBziItixhl. C. DLUP-Y. H. Cruhtn'v. HOMEROOM 2 18 Firm Row: M. I'Visvhm; S. GilL N. Ciuluman. B. Ciuwutky. S. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Dunning. XI. Espmim. K. Gibbons. Swami Row: P. Cardinvr. Seated: B. ClarkY Vice President: C, SZPPF. R. Cvllhiu. N. lLlHdic. 1.. Engh-sv. M. Unrhinski. D. Duhinn. P. President; C. Yarusi, Trulsurcr. Shuzding: R. Cvnnu, H. Uglriinkyl. Third Kuu': B. Hdcln'k. L. lJulmi:, .I. Pctil, Secretary. Fl'cdm'icks, P. Dzimhk. D. Cihlmns. D. errvl. E. Espusim, W. Duny. Fuurrlz Row: L. MTHundH. J. Eglcs. E. Enm'rs, T. Dwyvr, K. Edick, R. Fischcr. HOMEROOM CAFETERIA A-l First Row: L. Uudc'k. B. Crvvo. Kl. Hnrtlmr. :X. Culdlwrgz. D. Harrington, G, Harlzlcr. L. Harbnrd. Swr'mul Row: L. HL'inzc. D. Graham, 5. Cunther, LS Grussnmn. P. Cukt-y. P. Codfrvy. XL Greenbcrg Third Row: L. Grab, D. Hay, H. Harris7 D. Hugo, J. Curalchuk. S. Harding. Fourth Row; J. Harper, D. Husst'l- man, B. Hauswald, L. Gumann, M. Goff. E. kastus. HOMEROOM CAFETERIA B-l First Row: 5. Mantz. A. Lcmeur. T. Mutoyak. W. Manzocn. S. Miller, J. Michalczyk. M. Lind. C. Lawrence. Semnd R010: K. Melka, C. Lee, L. Lawrence, M. Kucharski. M. Miller, J. Mandcll, DA Malanga, L. Landig. Third Row: K. MC Namaru, B. Kuna, R. MC Comb, R. Mudaru. A. Massuri. D. Martin, G. Meigs, B. Levin. Fourth Row: M. Leipzig. E. Marlucvi. R. Mac Dougall, J. Lutes, J. Kuhn, SA Muguire, K. Millc-r, D. Mahoney. HOMERUOM CAFETERIA A-Z Fin! Ruu': J. Krnhn. S. Kx-Hy. Ii, meku. KS Kunv, H Krlwu C. Jrlixhki. C. Jvnwu, A. Kukindm St'r'uml Knu': K. Km-niuv mark, W. Krmnuk, l5. Krimnilia. R. Klmkimsirh l'. Kmlirk. J. Kilpldill, R. lllll'l'lllinalli, Thin! Ruu': 1'1. ,Lmn. J. Kc-lmmh. V. Rustnvr. SI. Kuiric. 1.. KrunkutT. N. Julmwn. R. Kurpu. KS Klivhdl'slxi. l'ynurtlz Kmr: H. kvlh, In KopJv. .I. Kliqul. P, Juvkvy. ti. Kmulirk. '1'. Kt-nny. H. Knlwrky, H. Kiminyvrz l passcd algebra. Hnmlf HOMEROOM B-2 First Row: J. Neville. E. Mihltiin. V. Palmer. P. Pcpornni. R. Nahh, R. Pamlualv, E. Nnrris. Swami Raw: S. Mycz. .1. 1511A rick, L. 3101M; E. vallm l'. Pudusniuk. J. Mllt'llvr. J, Purim. II. Pvurl. Thin! Row: L. Nt-wvll. J. Mrmmn. A. Nyiiruy, C. Minurchonko, S. Milewich. P. Pctinzl, P. Ncrl. S Mumford. Fourth Row: C Mulligan, J. Umlim A. I'uH-n. T. Upulm'k, P. Mnrclli, S Putzwa, T. Nicholax F. Pudusniuk. 1 11111110011 20 Win! Hun: W, 511-111. .I. 5ki11111111111, H. SpiHrl. 1i. leingrr, .I. 5111-1111 K. $1.111. K. 5i1111111111ki. ,l. Siiu'luir. .S't'l'nnll Row. A. 5141111111. l,. Mill. L 51111111. l'. Srlili. J1 51111111. 1x- Smnlur. W. N1'i.1111ki. Tilinl Huu': K. Siv-nu'ki. .I. Spilulny. A. Sywt'k. K. 51111.1111i1'. J, Nuiunn. H, 5111111111111. H. 811.111. 13011th Kuu': V. Suw'pgmik I., 511111. N. $411111. H, Himiliw. K. Srarlvm K. Srllli-h-r. K. 51'11111:11-1ii.:. XV. Springvr, L61 me tell you about the blind date I had last Saturday night. HOMEROOWI 27 First RUIN K.W'u:.-11vr. NI. Urban. L W1--.h1r C. V2111nli.B. ankunyn. 51111111an117: P.711111mski.C V1111 P111. C. Y 1rusi 8. Warm: H, W'vrmulh. B, W1111111111. Third Run. C. 'Iurmr. i, W1-1'11-1'11111d, R. Yunuxzi. E. Wlinh'r. Fuurlli 11'1111': R. XVujiu'k. R. W'usknw. D. Wurchol. D. Villa. R. P. W'nuhirs. XV. thvvie-r. 'I Zinliru. H. W'Uudruii. HOMEROOM B-3 11'1er Kim: K. H1111, P. PrL'lIi. N, Rnwmh. I. Rir:.i1e-r C. Ruhay, H. 8111111111. K. Reynolds. Second How: X1. Sun'mm. B, Ryan. F. Piwnpn. E. Scalingi. L. P1111111. D. R1111: 13. Phillips, M. Ruby. 'lilzfrrl Row: .V. 5111111111. C. Ruck. P. Reinhardt. T Vrutizie'wirz. V. Ramirr. W1 P91111011. L. Rim, Fourilz Row: T. 5.114110. R. I'utigndnn. J. Hagnniux G. Ruth. H. Sandch. E. Prrtill, .J. Shiiivr. 1L. Rit1'i1i11g1. HOMEROOM 230 fin! Row: C, 911-11411. K1 Tomehik, L. Truss. B. Take. C. T11:-.xlir B Todd. 59107111 Row: R. T311110. W. Tanne. J. lrlld1'1.ll1 E.Thnmwn.1,.Tayl11r, W. Trichanchuk. Third Row: D. Snur. .I. Thui1Z. J. I'vrhum'. C. Tanner. R. Trudeau. WK Tumbn. The acting company for Our Town lnay have performed hundreds of times each year. We at Johnson Regional per- fornl daily. '3 Vo-- , .'7 1,7 C; NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Svutvds S. MiHvr. Miss Midkm. Adviwr: D. Ruvf. E. Brmvnc. 17in! Run? 13. anan. H Xmlmxun. P. Uunvlnm D. Cnrdt's. C. Emery, E, Lough, Swami Rout A. Bruko. R. Cuvrry. C. Dawmmrt. C. Wulligan. Ii Bn-wvr. Third Row: J. HCI'SOH, T. Connully. .l. KlikclL R. Bobbin 1X, CleuriO. SPANISH NATIONAL HUNUR SUHHC'IW Szwhwl. H. Vnnnhaln. ,I. H:IlrlilL-. Viz SIHMka. Mixiwr; H, Rmmc'rL V Hrudku. P. Hum-Iun, Nluulhngs H. UJIIirL H, Hpkl. U. anunu. HONOR GROUPS Honor and recognition are hm 0f the highest rvwzn'ds u dlulvnt run lll'llitWU in his high school xvars. Thv Km Club and um' Hnnur Suwivtit-s Imnidv jlht sm-h rewards for Arthur L. Julmsmfs outstanding sunlrms. The slzlmlunL uf vzu'h m'guni- zation arc scholaxship rhamctmn leadership and srrxiu'. FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S'mzlml: Mrs. DiLvn, AdVisur; D. Ruvf. A. Sivllvr. J. Bunyusz. .. K0150. Standing: S. Tmpp. C. Bvrgstt'dl. P. Andt'l'SHll. 102 KEY CLUB Sumwl; CV Duwnpurl. Mr. Fullwn. Acixiwr: J. Hamyawu fMiss Kvy Clubl. H. .IPHM'II. .l. W'itknuxki. Hwt'unrl Ru'u': IL Fllf'llx U. Harlin :M IH'ML H. Hrvwvr. H. Tatylnr. Thin! Row: R. Bulxlwiv. J. Klilsch, C. Malnu- ht'rgzv D, Carpini, NI. Salmr-Iwn. l'vuurlh Rout H. Kw- .hlvr. A. Clt-all'icz A Lundgrt'n. D. Mumlrunu. R. Wyurkki. R. Mum-rn. Fiflll Rouxx M. Uukrs. U Cwivku. NI. Uurriwri, R. Curie. .I. KnywlL H. Buuni. EXECI'TIVE STI'DENT COl'NClL Hrulml: Hiw V nggvxca .Mhiwr: XL Sunrlwm U. IJuxelanrI. S. vahauwr. B. Bonnmt. D. Huivr, Ii Hurrry. Firs! Ruu': R. Sunlvlmn. H. lianyhz. H. Emu D. Luzvrutiun. E. Lnngo. Second Hull's L. .Inym: E. Bunk. N. Kama C. Mulligan 'HIirIl Roux: C. KmIe-lnik. G. Schnitzer, A. Clvuriv'. C, Ullduxvrki. The- purpnsv nf thL lymh shall lw 1r: giw the students uf the Arthur L. Johnson STUDENI lh-gziunul High St'luml 11w uppurtunity lo partivipatc in democratic government in nhlvr tn Hrlw Student prulilvms. In delnp .wlmul spirit. and to foster and perpetuate COI NCIL :1 Ivar undrrdunding ln-hwm lhr studvnts and the faculty? Student Council Constitution GENERAL STIDENT COIWCIL szrlml: Miss Muggvsv, Adxiwr: M. Samvlsnn. U. Duwnpnrt. 5. valmusvr. B. annc'lt. D. Muivr, R. Uun-rry. Firs! Raw: C, Tumusic. 1.. .Iuym'. L KuyiduiL Kl. Lindwy. 5, Fishvr. ll lh-l Hamlin, S. Higurmll. D. Luzeratinn. C. Rand, E. Lungo. S. W'ohlwr. 5. Nichulas. S. Hugrltvr. Second Row: H. Clark, K. Tcrhunv. C. Andcrsnn. C. Kiraly. D. Dvanvduttn. S. Millvr. P. W'ultvrs. M. Banyusz. R. Sunn'lmn, R. Epps, R Humlt'y. Third Rout E Hunk. A. Clt-uriv. H. Memvm. ll Rival. C. Kmtclnik, L. Pulmquist, S. Muguiro, S. Bunyhx. N. Kant: LI. Ulldnski. Fuurlll Row: D. Mundrnna. J. Kym'h, C. Cwit'ka, M. Currivri. C. Sharp. T, Bakum. H. Bunni. G. Svlmirxvr. R. Massu. 103 R. 0117.10. ATI l l .ICTI C OFF! ! I I5 ASS 1 STA NTS St'llfml: K. Wt'livk K. th'lwll. 5'. W'vlwr. L. We'lH-r, l'. W'uirlhki. FI'I'AI Nun's U. Fox, U. W'vrlhwrin. .l. Ht-H. K. UrHTm. Swarm, Nun? F, Urxmmg 1., tLrH-nv. U. Burgdmh, .l. Kvnnn'dy. P. Dmixiv ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS SWHHII X. SvasH-r. D. Sinmnwki. E. Cunninghdm. F. Fisht-r. M. Ruth. K, Rmnnhk. FA Hagrlxvr. Fin! Run: H Um. R. Kamin, l'. ' :MLmn'k. .I. Fvnmm. R. Sumolsnn. C Andvrsnn. M. Bunylsz. Swami . Rnur: JV Srgurtu. P. Andvrsnn. B. Mursnick. S. Hanyusz. CA Furd. F. Slarkvy. Thin! Row: 5. Trupp. K. vaH. M, Osim'kn'. S. Pawluk. E. Burklmrdr. D. .Iurvmkm. L. mel. 66If I am Only for Myself, what am 1?? Hillel Senim' minde-d sludvnts hvlp our oHivv Iwrsmmvl tn maintain Univit-nl nHices by aiding with typing. filing and vrrand running. HEALTH OFFICE ASSISTANTS Smted: K. Boll, S. Einzigcr, B. .Iurick. L. chtt, J. Krohn. P. Woien- ski. First Row: D. Scalingi, D. Creamer. R. Rulkowski. S. Dalucsin, C. Rand, L. Mould. Svcoml Row: M. Kvurney, K. Lnrenzen. C. GUIDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS Storms, N. Krohn, B. Hartley, E. Harrison. 8' . . . 7 . ; .. A mild, M. Langsmff. L. Cuswcll, S. Cassorlann, D. San- znm; S. Patrick. A. Puglirstr. Firm Row: K. Kelleher, C. Hrinzv. J. Bucciame, K. Boyle, P. Tobias. Second Row: J. Heidnrn, S. Miller, E. Kosslcr, K. Terhune, S. Verner, 104 V. Parin. AUDIO-VIS UAL AIDS STAFF Thnsc students who are on the Audio- Visuul Aiiis Staff pruvide faculty mem- bers with prujm-tnrs record players, and tape recorders to he used as supplements to their regular lessons. Al'DlU-VISFAL AIDS Sr'vllr'llj H. Kihlnu-r, Fin! Rrur' ll, Simlimnn H. Limixiy. D. .Xhhlm. SI'I'mul Raw: R. Slryki'r. K, A-hhgx SUFND HTIVIHU STAFF 'l'hv Suund Studio Slaii furnishes our faculty and studi-nh uith ilIlHIDUIH'PIIH'IIIS Iirvtuining to dub iilcetings. ussi-mhlivs. 21ml spurts svurvs. The staff brightens our mnrningb hx playing musiv lmfurr, Masses. SOIIND STl'DlO Forrgrmuzd: Mri Kmpinicki, AdVYiMhrl Ci Duvcnpnrt, D. Juni-m Ihzi'kgrmuul: R. W't'ii. J. Sthorsky. STAGE CREW The Stage Crew is rwpunsihlc for G'hehind the scenes-3 work dune 0n the Christmas and Spring concerts. the Senior play. and our assemhlics, STAGE CREW' Suunwl: Ci Mulligan. Nlrlnrling: R. lin-wvr. K. Axhh'y. His Kn-glnw. Adviwr: R. Stulwr. R. Kahtnrr. WEJIIMWMHW d II 1!: . 'i m .'.',f THE LIBRARY COUNCIL The Lihrary Council is an energetic and willing group always available in aid students with their selection of reading and research materials. LI BRARY COI FNCIL Nmm'd, Furr'yruumi: R. Fiiith R. Cursnn, L. Burrow. 'l'. Cmmvlly. N. Anmry, H. Snpku. Smtml. Iiuvlvgmuml: 5. Clcamn, l. Gleason. L. Brinkmun. Strind- ing: U. Hurtzlm'. NI. Jnsvphs. D. Burlmrick. B. Huuswuid. 31i55 Rhmlvs, Adx'imr. .l'lissl'ng: Mrs. Rultil. Cu-adxisnr, LANGUAGE CLUBS HERMAN Clll B 5m1lml: C. Hrinlru 1.. Ih'inkmun. J, Kmmlxlun J. l'urirL l. Hwinn'. H. lilm'hwrk. I'V'Id Hnuj Hrs. Uwrgx-y. :Mlvimtr: 5V N'Ilulvnhul; .l. Hvidux'rn H. llwvxz'r. 1,. Srh Mn. N, IKHHL IL Mm: As 1hr uurM lm-mncs unallvr. a knmxlvdgv uf Iht' World's lunguugm um! t'lh'lulm is impt'ruriu- er tho :ulx'unw-nu-nl nf UmIvrleuntling and mmlwrulinn lhrnughuut lhx' xun'M. Our Langungt- Hulw nH'vr tho opportunity for addiiiunul SPANISH CLI'B study Hf HIP languages 21ml 1hr Smuml: D, Mmmhum Mrs. Shushu'k. Mhimr: SN vahausx-r. U Kimly. V. UiLtu-in. pmplv Who SIN'Hk lhan .l. Vulmxtim. 5. Kelly. L. Wohm'. H. Winn. .1. RznrliHv. .IN Carma. .I. Uiummi. K. Rnll. Smmnd Row: C. Law. RA Uahhin. B. Rallinuvr. H. Wnuwnmn. N, .lwhnmn. D. Brnwn, L. Rr'rman. NI. Dims. J. Daluwio. Third Run? 1.. Humid U. Turm'r. J. Sinclair. R. Gurfmkt-l. D. .IunkrmskL IA. Krebs. N Krnlm. R. Rutkmwki. J. Sinclair. D. Szipunin-k. Fourth Row: 31. UnfT. l1 Hakvr, D. Hva. L'. Hue Nlmmrm R. Kuiwr. D. Cidurn, L. Pulmqubt. 5. Rivlh. P. VvI-ur. FRENCH Clll B Sputnik KIN. Di Leo. Adxisnr: X. Kiel. lvr. 1'. ,Xndvrqm. J. Krlsn. Fl'rxf Rnu': F. Fivllrr. D. Kvlm. IN. Unllvy. N. KM;- xh'th. 5. HIHH'H. D. Elnlnnv. Sz'tund Rmr: V. Rmmn. L. Nmm. H, Clark D. 151-111;er L, Dulum. N. Rival, Thin! Row: J. Nullhllh. S. Humiltnn. H. Strit'khmtl. S Trnpp. U. Kuwt-L LATIN CLI'B 39111011: H. Curricri. N. HHILL 5'. Tumlum Hp, Hvum-ll. zuixiwr: U. Iwanmka R. Emw. R. O'Harv. R Fifivlri. First Nun's 1.. Ungmwm. H. Uruhnm. S. Ruhirh. B. thxumun. S. Ixsmx D, Cnrm'n, Swami Row: P. Linndii. S. Hmthi. C Cunighm S. Uumhvr. H. Pvurl. A. Cnldhvrg. D. Malangu. Third eru': I. Cm-idy. L. KmskriwiL-I. P. Dmiri. 1.. Cunthvr. II Hyslip. T. Prtmlwitz. S. Mumford K. Uillvn Faun?! Rnu': H, Huhfmvy. U Inwmu. G, Pylw. D. HvHingvr. R. Zamurski. A. MunIx-fuwo. L. thlh. NI. Sunk. 106 Smilml: D. Siliialitwki. A. Uitu'mnn, ,Mix'imr: C. THE LANCE Brudkti. J. Bdnymz. U, Ruvf. C. Ucr;blt:ilt. First Row: Mr. San Mulligan. N. Kama H. Miqium. E. Lungu, C. Emmy. 50mm! Row: 5. W'an-r. H. Ziuliru, U. Jinrlz. E. Iiruwnv. 5'. NIiih-r Thin! Row: J. Hurson. M. Mulimnuy5 Ki Brrwvr, J, Knyt'h. J. Waimt, .i. Muruvtnn. PUBLICATIONS THE LANCE liul'h 50th thu LAhCi : Staff attempts tn rhrnnivie the merits which will bring! n-minism-m'v tn avtixte studvnts at an avtivv svhmii. Tn accmnmodate the increased enrollment and. mmquucntly. int-reascd responsibilities. this yearis staff became the largcst over. The annual wcek-cml mmurntinn at Columbia Liniversity, culminating: xxith a dinner at the famed W'ahiurf Asturia. prmided a respite from the routine of duties and deadlines. THE QUEST Smm-rl: S. Gimsun. P. Dnnviin. E. Burkhardt. B. Ehrlichvr, B. Nicholas. E. Aheluwitz. First Row: C. Protti. Mrs. Stx-H-us. :Mlximr: 1.. Vuinv. .1. Cmmptun. S. vahuusrr, M. Supko. Swami Row: .L Mai'gutnn, .I. Rysavy, L. Brink. man, 11 Burlnlrirk. THE CRUSADER The CRI'SADER is our school newspaper. It is of scnice to us by keeping the students informed of school events. They also skillfully add a touch of humor. spotlighting students and some of the latest chit-chat around the school. THE QUEST STAFF Tho QIVEST pruvidt's exieryone at A.L.J. with inhiting.r samples by those students interested in prose and poetry. THE CRITSADER STAFF Sr'ulmis R. Zummxki. W. Uruzyk. Mr. Stcrrett. Advisor: R. Clinski. V. Parin. Ci Protti. Firs! Row: .17 l'rciuclii C Tn-xlvr. Ni. i'irutini. 5. Ht-mhuuwr. R. Buttita. Second Row: K. Usiak, J. Heidnrn. L. Brinkman. In Ft'dirko. P. Spivak, K. Starzynski. Third Row: L. Gulminor. H. Strickland, C. Furd, L. Cussidy. R. Fcrnadt'rz. J. Nt'uhaus. Fourth Row: IX Hoiiingor, A. Schnit'dvr. C. Kostt-lnik, M. Kcurny. L. Jordan, R. Adasczik. CHOIR prlmbr'Iiml nnlwr: 1., BEL CANTO First Row: A. Sicllcr. .l. Cmmptnn. LL Cudmki. C. Mn Currivk. S. Hcmhauser. C. Mulligan. L. Cuwidy. Swami Row: 5. Sonwrs. J. Stuppu. A. Clt'ndaniril. B. Browne; 5. Glt'awn. S. Crwne. L. Kchr- man, Third Row: A. Lund- grz-n. H. Bunni. G. Naples. W. Scizak. F. Lehnta. E. Lund- messer. C. W rundr11fT Fourth R020: 5. Crvonhurg. L Vi;- giano. J. Burg. R. Brrwvr, L. Palmquist. P. Schindler, B. Jonw. GLEE CLI'B First Rout .l. Calhh. C. Lumvy. E. Wx'inlwrg. NI. ngmlmmwr. .L .Innw. J. Uivhrn- ft-Idr'r. D, .Izlrxin U. I'rvtti. .I. W'hitls. L. meudi. Sz'ruml Nun: J. Antln-ux. C. Nlr- Hkulimix. Ih Tudvr. J. Kre-mlm H I'M'nunrlt-L C. Caimunu. C. XILM'Ilnnald. Ii, Martinuk. Third Kuu': t; Crukln. J. Mulxhil'xxirl. L Brinkman, N. Zimrm-rman. C. Kruhling. :X. Iirmika. J. BlbIL U Udrdnvr. 5. Banyuxz. Wlem-r. R Gulixu-uka C. C. Melody. 5. Nicholas. BJHTH. PL Iilrtlm. D, nmu. R, I'mwn'r. R. Hrmvnv. H, Ruuni. .I. Burg. R. liarwn. 1,. LAPQKh. Li, CJuw'll. L Klvmhnivl. J. Crunwlnn. H. DiVuriu. R. Emu. D. Uvrmmhki. S Ululwn. S. er-vnlmrg. S, tlnwm'. 5. UmLHki. R, qurry, G, HJHigan. H. Harxir'k. S. Ilvmlmuwr. H. Hunilc'y. H. .Iunm. In .lmm: L. Kr-Hc-rnmn. E Knblisku. E. Kupwklx. K. Kmhiing. V Kump. IC. l.JIUiImeT. 1L Imhnta. :X. Lundgrcn. .I. McCaim. C. MvtI 1rr ick. W. Haw: C, Wulliudn. 5, Hum. U. Nuplr'm L. Xuyvs. 1,. PLIIquN. .T. Ht ; 11 H Rmn-Iwn. P. 5vhimHn-r. S. Svhuh'n- lmrg. B. Svhultx. WV. Svimk. .1. Emma. A. Sir-Hrr. S Snmvrx. U. SIn-in. S. 'anuiAer. 5. Trumx. L. Viggiunn. S. W'uHuumx S. Wvlwr. M. Wilwn. W. Wilwn. L. Wmullufl. CHORAL . . . CHOIR 'Hn' Umir i,x lln- Lugwl :nlxum-vd rllmml gluup, Hr-mlu-h un- rllvm-n HII 111v luhix uf lhmr singing ulnilily uml mid inlvrml in nnhiw. Bel Cantu ThP H01 Cantu h .'l gl'nllp Hf M'lr'r! rhuir' mvmlwh. Tln'x NTH' :1 1hr vnh'rlziinmvnl fur mum nuhixlr- m'gunilzi- linnr. GLEE CLUB A group of girls who x0rk energet- ically pvrforming at the Christmas and Spring concvrts are the members of the GIN: Club. DANCE BAND The Dance Band is a select group nhich plays at our assem- blies under the direction of Mr. Jupina. Thvy' take part in the an- nual Future Teachers of America dinner and the Spring concert. DANCE HAND Fin! Run? H. I'M'im. H Julll'x ,I. Wunxlk. ,Ih XVIIjLIk. V. Vn-vinsl. V. Ihhm. H. Knningv nmrk. M. lek, Swwul Hun; Suzmlmyf L hluguinuh Hirm-tur; 1L HKlrh-m. 5. Zury'h. Sm'uml lx'uuz Nwzlwk H. Urrnwl. J. J. Urlinm Rh SItht'r. H. H'Jrh'. U. Pllillipx R. Andrwki. Tlllfll lx'uu: P. Undfrr-y. W. Wild. 5. Cvlnln'nlu. . . . INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS SCHOOL BAND The School Band supplivs us, with musit' and mun'hing at the football games. They man'h in the Memorial Day parade in Garwood and par- tit-ipate in the musir festival each unr. It is also the unly working organization at the end of the year, after the smliurs haw graduated. ll SCHOOL BAND Alplmlwriml onlvr: N. Amnn. R. Andn-ski. H. Arum. R. Buih'y. C. Bcrg. AI. Billings, D. Brown, L Brunm-L H. Cirigliunu. st Clmriw. R. Cnllnnnu. A. Cnnrad. M. Cnrduscu. D. Cnrm-H, J. Dannlu. .I. lJiSurrm A. Fulzmw. R. Fiwhcr. P. Uurlwr. R. Curhnkcl, I. Gleason, 1K Undfn-y. A. Culdln-I'g. K. Urifhn. 8. Hamilton. U. Harley. P. Hulfmun. J. Hnwiv. .I. .Iadus, b'. .IUIIUS, R. Knudsvn. GA Km-nigsmark. H. Km-nigsmurk. R. Kmrkvwic. L. Kruuk, D. lmwvnmwilz. L. Liskm'vv. H. Mam-rn. 5. MrBridu M. Nlidgloy, A. Miskin. C. Mulligan, P. Opuluck. T. Upaluvk .1; Orlando. C. Purim. P. Pocina. C. Pctrnzicllu. P. Phillips. C. Popudcck, fr- Quinm 0. Rod. .. Rvuh'r. P. Ruaw. .l. Sx'hnvidvr. A. Spt'ranxu. P. Spivak. A. Stein. M. Swim K, Stihlcr, K. 'J'mh, C. 'l'n-xlrr. U. WJSiUlcwski. WC Wild. H. Winklmnun, R. Wojciak, J. Yamck. S. Xarych, J. Zuwishk. 109 PHOTOGRAPHY CLISB Scaled: L. Kcuidvr. R. Linnljtti. Mr, thmx Ski. :Mhimr; K. l'sisik. Fin! HUN? .1. :nglw. D. Xxhh'y. H. Conny. A. Cm-vllu. .I. Murgvlnn. D. Yam Ple. H. Burlmgu Smndz'ny: .lh Yum-kh DEBATE CLUB The art of speaking well must he developed over a long pvriod of time and hard work. The Debate Club offers each momlmr tho npportunity to become a skillvd rlchatnr and a poised speaker. BRIDGE CLUB The Bridge Club is designed to create interest in the gamt? and t0 dtwolnp 1hr necessary skills for pleasurahh? playing. PHYSICS CLUB Swami: IA. Romano, Mr, VVinhurn, Adviwr: S. Zaghwwki. First Row: R. Huyvn U. anznm. C. Biliw. D. Curpvn. Sr'mml Raw: R. Androski. R. Buhhiv. D. Mundmna. Thin, Row: T. Cunnt-Hy. N. Amory, W. McKmm. R. Jom-s. PIN DTOC R A PIIY CLU B Thv funvliun nf lhv letugmplyx Hub is lu lirw hidv pholngruphh' st'nirv In lhv Hirinus .whtml at'lix'ilivs. In tho prtu'vsm lhv Imyx lwmmv skillml in phangmphir IN'hIquum 41ml durkrmnn pl'nrmlurvs. Vlhimu is ulsn dmntmi luuunh lmrlruilm't- and oil t'olnring. EHKTE CIAI'IC Smmwl: 1L hhu'hv'x'h. Ii Humnrr. S, UwLL S. W'mnv. SIwulIny: ll Ihrlmrivk. Nliw Hth-n. :Mhimr. BRIDGE CLI'B Sorrlml: M. Wvln'r. .I. Zduwki. A. Svhm-itlvr. N. Chriqt-I. H. Cricktmxki. .N Svgulm. Standing: 5. FPHIHN'Z. XIIN Huh. Ad- Viwr: MIR. Smrif. Athiwr: N. Purim PHYSICS CLUB The Physics Club Strives to perfect the skills taught in the classroom. ART CLUB The Art Club was designed for students interested in art as a pastime or a career. It performs servires for our school by supply- ing scenery and decorations for student activities. ART CLITH Hrulr'rl: U. Hillt'r, K. RHHIQIthhi. VIR. IMIHHJQ. :thxiwr: U. Him'zl. Fin! A'uu': C. Vhllrnli. IX HI-rmr'n. W, Hrrr. L lhruHm. H. HHW. IA, HUHHLHI. U UNI UJIHHH. l'. Tnhiux. H. Uluwurkix. Nh Lilllmnvn. 5 :le Nun: Ii. Kulrh, H. Suo'lgjn. H. Umh'x P. Unnr'lun. P, Srhrnll. 5, 13mm. U Ym'uwi. 1f. Iliurm. S. KurlinilL J. szlv-k. J. Wivhn'nfwhh'rx Third HUN: R. 51411er L. Hwaul. IX 51w. H. KJIHiH. hL HIXID.hA J. MM. 5, Wan-r, 1V. HJII'II. Frmrtlz an: .I. Hrrmn. W. Silwrulun. IL Kit'll, .l. Hvulr. .I. Nurkmms. J. Fitz- pulrirk. H. Fn-m'h. 1.. lhllmqlliht. P. Nwrl. f4. HiIh-r. V. Purin. , ROD AND GUN CLUB The Rod and Gun Club inspires outdoor sport through hunting and fishing. Shooting skills are practiced at the Westheld Armory. A weekend at Stokes State Park provides practical use of the skills learned through the year. BIOLOGY CLl'B Smilwlf Hr, Huu'hu. :Mhiwr: P. Dmitl. P. Frrrunm: L. Cklvidy. Firs! Row: J. Duly. U. Hinmwns. R. Kamnrr. P. Dunihr. BIOLOGY CLUB 'lhhusv students wishing to supplement their class Hmnl learning find the opportunity to do so as a mmnlwr Hf IhU Biology Club. ROD AND GUN CLUB Smiml: A, Hurling, W. Dibattistu, Mrh Vulenia, Advisor: W. Miskuvich. Fin! Row: G. White. B. Arutu. A, DcGraaH. J. Fedvrim, R. Kaiser. Serond Row: R4 Hartley, W. Hamil- ton, H. Eichcnluub. R. Sedelmaicr. J. Murgcum. FIRE PATROL Twice a month the students of Regional participate in a simulated fin: drill. The fire patrol does its utmost to produce as much effi- ciency as pussible in these drills and checks for unsafe conditions in tha school. FIRE PATROL Seatrrl: D. Cnrwleyn. H. Taylor, Mr. Hudak, Advisor; W. Bulstcr, J. Norkunas. FPTL'RE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future 'chachcrs of America Club is a group that Pnergeticully works in deVeloping an cftcctiw student-teacher relationship. The, club introduces members to the tcaohing profession while serVing a two-fuld purpose. First the mu ganizatiun endeavors to help many of its Freshman and Suphomore members to decide whether they want to become teachers. Sec- ondly. it aids the upperclassmen who definitely decide to pursue the career by acquainting thcm with varied Opportunities within the profession itself. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The members of the Future Busi- ness Ilcaders of America Club are made aware of the many fields open to them in the business world. Speakers field trips and various school and Community projects keep the club active and growing. Fl 'l'l RF, 'HiMIlHCRS 0F AMERICA Jl ,VIORS AND SF.NIURS .V'slfmlt ll. H-IIMILHL ti. llt-Jnll'. 5, 'l'tunlw. Hlx VH- httlllvn. Xxhiaul:1',l'u'l':wtmh. ,lt Hiltvlilhz I'vI-IAI It'nll'f 54 h'uxwlL H. Nmmnv. 15.. Stump frl. xl.51xllhu. 5. thlhw'ttlJltH. H. tizlllurlmi. 5, tM-lu-r, H, hjtll'lIIVV. S. hirhntux. L. l'ru-IIL Nmnml lx'uu'f J. IivH. LI. lyl'ttnn'Hn, 5A Hll'tlwvn. 1;. Nunnut l'. HUIH'hrIL h'. 15qu. .l. KI'INI. .I. .luhnwxn, It. SIIinm-I, Thin! Rnu': t1. Wvlthm-in, H. Hitknxivh. K. h'wmunmkx. H, Hillrr, H. t.lhltlltu P. hurl. ll. Hr- t.1r1it'k H. nlJi'kt'll. l'. Iltnid. U. Kiruly ti. Htlr'rimn, Fulzrlh Hun. It. Rirru. K. N-H'H. tit tktxuvllt 1.. UHMIn-r. Jt Ry mu. 5'. Srhulvnhurg. It. Ih'inknltm. M, Stulmx l.. thImquN. H. Frhulll. .l. tiuhh-mmm FIITI'RE TEACHERS OF AMERICA t FREStIMEN-SOPIHHIOREH hmnrrls D. Munuhun. t1. Hviniv. 3. Ttnnlnh er. Vn'lxhurvn. Mhimr: LI Bvrgb'tt-IIL ,l, Rgllt'litttn Fin! Ruu': V. I'uhm'r. M. W'vtwr. IA, Outhgv. K. Hmh', 5171in Run .' . erwr. t. HrmJe-r. .Xt LthMt. K. KJHI'. tit Hmh'hkx L. ngluml. E. .M'hII-t. .I. Jarin, IA Ht'intz. D, Uruhtlm It Hrnnn I N H'h t' H r 'I'er R: H B H 14! ' ' . . t 2 . ,, , u . .. nu n, , 1 t . . . 'h'k. H, kmm. NI. Dlm. IX dem. D. Lumlmg. XI. hmml. K. HvH. L Blvimh. U. 51mm Fuunh Ruu': Xt Ptlrin. E. WinIx-lx S. Wumtnrrt. P. Sxipunirk. l'. Hrhm N. melun. l. 5. Puwluk. C. Borg. . SChuxIIL Fl'Tl'RF. BI'SINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 5771le X. intruxtvdt. M. Dt'grr'ziu. J. Czlrlmm-. Hr. St'rilturuh'. Adximr: S. Irrt'axttlt'l'. .Ih Sturnlu-rg. Firs! Row: D. Uriwu. .N Uliw'ri. F. Pt'rviru. K. Gujvw- ski. U. Hrummvr. K. XVarL'hnL M. Cnnk. J. IAHux S. Flurrmk. K. Wr'lwh. M, Frutini. U. tLqurci. Sr'runrl R010: 5, Thnmpwn. f3. Hiuun. N. Cutmnrz P, Tnhius. S. Burnwu. P. Murphy. H. Barlth S. Adams. Kt Stzn'xynski. D. Siuhzl. Third Run': 5 Hijt-uxhuvk. IL Thunuwm. S. Purkt'r. Kt Burth-It. T. Carrml. E. Culiurdi. D. Spivlmun. J. Krupinski. IQ Burkhardt. A. Kmnkuf. R. Hattitu. Fourth Rum 1;. 51mm. .1. Chruppn. M. DiMurin, S. Millvr. D. Rurtx. L. Junh'n. R. Cm-n'y. B. Zinhrn. M. Dillon. DRAWA'I'ICS Clll'B Wiw H1'I'IIIIIIL Hximr: WI: i'iit'lihniln. Mhiwr; P, .Mlumnk. DRAMATICS CLUB Thu memben of the Dramatics Huh reccivc practical experience in thf' inlvrprulation and produc- tion of outstanding playg These students broaden their knowledge and promote interest in dramatic zlvtix'ities. Hzxrlmrivk. IA. Ihir'uvi. H. HIINIHIMH. K.i:ltlli1liH. V, Uhh. I,. iiHlHIH'II H, HMHM. H. Hulhwiihl. .J. Hviziurn. IL lnwrnu. 1', Kmlwlnik 5', Krlluug. I'. Wmimr-ik. S. Xliikmiwh. U. IBM. '1'. Quiiiumii. 1C ll'urvlu. I'i Vvlml: K. Wim'hni. iii Wvllnrr, INVESTMENT CLIVB St'rllml: 1,, Ltrn-II. Mr. liuxmlinm Miximr. I'V'I'xl erx' P. thw. K. Kmhiing. H. anku. Hi Eme-ry. S. NivhnILh. Sew'uml RUM? i. Humimu. i. Hrmiku. C. Hullignn. 5. Zuglmwki. IX Ulnln-x. S, Ulmmn. .I. V'nlmux 'I'hirrl li'uu': U. Hin'llh-r. H. Hnlilyiu C. Ihlunnrm. U, Wiintirnnm J. W'ilknkai. C. Hiiim. H, Slump. lLVUHflll Haul U. Lirln'rmun, If, iVx'pprw'hL U. Wain: T. lIunm-HIx. N. :Mnnn. R. .IVHH'IL W'. xlCKt'UII. INVESTMENT CLUB A nvu zulditiun In the organizations of ALJ. was the luuxstmvnt Huh. lt Mas fnrmvd 1U a group of students uhn u'ishml t0 dex'elup :1 basic understanding of thv stuck murkvt. t'xpt-i'ivnt'r Ivy a mutual immtmvnl oi. SIHFkS undihomis. The gmup gained valuable xilixit'a V. ilrl'Hii U. IL Xmmu. CHESS AND CIIECKERS CLUB S'mlwl: R. W'ujiuk. H. ,Ivnwn. C, H.1r1zlm'. D. Mujcwski. C. Lirln-rmun. SlumUngl Mr. Faulks. Advimr. CHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB Thu purpusv of this club is tn stimulate scicntihc hahih uf lilinhing through lmth ultra club matches and inh'r-whnlaslic mutthlhs and tournaments. CHEMISTRY CLUB The lab is the meeting place of the Chemistry Club mvmlwrs. Scientific minded students in the Club perform experiments which are not ordinarily cumluvtml in classroom lessons. CHEMISTRY CLUB Smm'rl: Mr, WHnliurn. Advisnr; D. Simmnns. R Danilm J. Klizwh. R. Kustm-r. Mr. Kleinhunm Advisur. First Row: R. Rumxis. W. W't-hL-IL E. Bunk. D. Bal'hurick. R. XVt'il. 5000an Row: R. .Ivnuvn, T. Connelly. C. Hairh'y. K. Usiak. J. Duly. R. Bullliiv. John Wanat and Guy Naples converse before the play. Senior Play The evenings of March 20 and 21 were two of those times that are somehow dreaded, and yet, anxiously awaited. They were the nights on which twenty seven of our seniors performed Wrake Her, Shela, Mine? The lights were hot, the auditorium was filled and the actors were tense. At approximately 10:30 it was all over. The audience broke into rounds of applause for both the actors and our director, Miss Dorothy Kreglow. Wrake Her, Shefs Mimi, was definitely one of the finest productions Johnson Regional has ever seen. CAST PRINCIPAL ...................................................... Richard Andreski MOLLIE MICHAELSON VVVVVVV Jackie Banyasz FRANK MICHAELSON ............ Bob Leonard ANNE MICHAELSON AAAAA LIZ MICHAELSON VVVVV AIRLINE CLERK ...... LUCY SHANKS ..... ROGER EZOR ........ JOYCE KINCAID .. MRS. KINCAID ................ t Dorothy Jaremko EMMETT WHITMYER ,. . Marc Silverman ADELE MCDOUCAL .............. Linda Ferrell SARAH WALKER MaryEllen Curry IST FRESHMAN ...... . Anthony DiFahio 2ND FRESHMAN .. .. Bernard Lofho CON VOWDRY .................... Cuy Naples ENGAGED JUNIOR ............ Bunny Sarrento ALFRED CREIFFINGER ..... Joe Witknwski Carol Bergstedt Sophia Nicholas Anita MCCIymont Phyllis Pagnotta ..... Joe Witknwski . Eileen Harrison RICHARD CLUCK ............................... Doug Maier CHECKERED PANTS GIRL H , Diana Barbarick 2ND GIRL .............................................. Terry Rose ALEX LOOMIS ................... John Wanat MR. WHITMYER LINDA LEHMAN ..... CLANCY SUSSMAN ..... DIRECTIONS GIRL MR. HIBBETTS ....................... Jay Klitsch BARBARA TREBACK . Elaine Bunk MRS TREBACK ................... , ...................................... Sue Brown Maurice Rybowski ..... Barbara Schultz ........ Roger Brewer . Diana Barbarick JoAnn Segotta helps Joe Witkowski apply his make-up. Tony DiFabio, Bernard Lofho, and Guy Naples discuss the new girls at Hawthorne College. Ell . 1 AAIJ . ,f. Jhiit m1? --5rse- i 3 Javkie Banyasz as Molly. MaryliIIL-n Curry as Sarah, that is the most unpredictable human being and Linda Ferrel as Adele. I have ever met in my whole llfel', My boy. forget her. YouK'e lost her, lave lost her, weN'e both lost her7 Now that the initial shock of seeing me is over may I have a martini, please? Very Dryiw 115 The Band played a tune . . . Remember When On February 28, 1964, as daytime faded into twilight, a soft snow began to fall setting the mood for the annual Senior Ball. TTRemember When? the theme of the Ball, was held at the Shackamaxon Country Club and marked the closing event of the seniors, four years at A.L.J. The music was entertaining and enjoy- able, the lights were dimmed, and the joy- ful spirit of all who attended set the atmos- phere for a wonderful evening of dining and dancing. The highlight of the dance came when Barbara Bennett was crowned Senior Ball Queen and Lynn Greene and Grace Emery were honored as her atten- dants. However, all too quickly, the clock struck the hour of two and the seniors left a dance fioor that is now a memory which will be Cherished forever. And the couples were very willing to begin the evening with a dance . . . - . ,n The chairmen of the various cqmmittees were honored for their hard work in preparation for the Ball . . . Joyce Hennessey led the promenade and the group ' of lovely senior girls made the judges7 job a difhcult At mxdnight the appetite 0f the couples got the one indeed . . ' best of their desire to dance and they were delighted to relax and enjoy a delicious dinner . . . Senior Ball TOP: Barbara Bennett, a very Charming and poised young lady, was crowned Senior Ball Queen. RIGHT: Ken Kuspiel, Barb,s escort for the evening, led her to the throne . . . . -Wwvm' 1.x ? Incanr. .H. s.. hm!lu ' V! mimosa. The fmal song of the evening was played, and all too soon the Ball was over. 117 A bevy of hopeful belles parade past the judges in the grand mzm-h. Twilight at Tara Theme of Junior Prom On April 24 Twilight At Tara provided the Junior Class and its guests with a memorable evening. Raymondk Caterers satisfied the appetites 0f the vuuplvs after dancing to the strains of Link Blakelyhs band. The highlight of the owning came when Ellen Kessler was selected as Junior Prom Queen. She was attended by Georgiann Torbich and Kathy Kelleher. The plaintive notes of the tenor saxophone enticed the A cha-cha-cha provides a change 0f pace. swaying dancers. 118 The Crowning of a Queen Tension mounts as the semi-finalists promenade. Sue Hemhauser, 1963 Prom Queen, crowns the graciously smiling Ellen Kessler. Ellen Kessler and her attendants, Kathy Kelleher and Ceorgiann Torbich reigned throughout the remainder of the evening.119 The actors and performances of 1964 In this sm-tinn the Lum-v StufT has recaptured many of thv vvmlts and emotimls of NW .xvar gmw hV. f In anticipatinn nf a winning soasun. the students eagerly pun'hased their football tirkets . . . This year, three coaches made a rather vociferous d eb u t. TO P : Coach Kelin, Football. MID- DLE : Coach Fulton, Basket- ball. BOTTOM: Coach Darling- ton, Wrestling. 120 The band warmed up . . . The cheerleaders practiced, In November. the members of the National Honor Society performed the traditional indudion veremnny. as the newly selected members experienced a feeling of pride and accomplishment . . Jacqueline Banyasz was given the title h'NIiss Key ClulW . LICF'IEJames Burg received great honor when the student y body elected him hhMr. 0: RegionaP and when his team- 'h mates voted him the Wlost Valuable Football Player . RIGHTszmr also came to Y Roger Fuchs when the soccer xv team awarded him the Wiost Valuable Soccer Player? 121 There is an air of challenge, happiness, security, and confi- dence within the halls and class- rooms of A.L.J. The students and faculty are, for seven or eight hours each day, involved only with the life that goes on within these halls. On November 22 all this was shattered. One moment everyone was absorbed in their secure routine, and the next, all were shocked, confused, and terribly sad at the news of John F. Ken- nedyls death. A tea was also given for Mrs. Cants, :1 Guidance Counselor, when she retired from A. L. Johnson . . . Within the walls of A. 11.1. a variety of events occur which add interest to the sr-hool year. This year the faculty said good-hy and good luck to Mr. Koludinsky, seated at left at a tea given in his honor . . . Winter and Spring fashions are modeled by the Senior girls . . . The Mantoux Program is one of those necessary but seldom desired items on the school agenda . . . Mr. DeCaro, the LANCE photographer, is finally caught on the other side of the camera. Jill Robinson was the hostess for Atsuko, our Japanese For two weeks, Atsukn attended classes at A.l..J. foreign exchange student. Under the direction of Miss Linda Hedden. A, L. Johnson Regional was mwv again privileged tn honor a foreign exchange student. Atsuko Sakuruuvhi. a sixtt-vn year old Japanese girl. enjoyed a three week stay at the home 0f Jill Rubinsnn. During this time she became acquainted with the faculty and students of our St'hmvl and visited New York City. The Student Farulty Basketball Game was played to a enthusiastit' rruwd on Fri- day, March 6. In the midst of the student cheers the teachers tried their host to win. but the youthful students wore victorious in both games. However the gamPs were all in good spirit and the main nhject of the event. the improvement of student- teacher relationship. was achieved . . . Women teachers lend moral support to their male Various reactions to the happenings on the court are colleagues. seen on the faces of these teachers. a... t, itk. 33,5. f 0 e g a t S t n a t r O p .m e n 0 f O n 0 .U Ina our lives, and the commencement of another . . . The culm , . Ilium l'lmll'lllmlltWWI.VI, M14!!! .yg, ,1 W In the theatrical world, and especially to a ballerina, physical dexterity and agility are important parts of each performance. Students at Johnson Regional strive to main- tain this same dexterity through daily participa- tion in sports. UDHWO'UCD 128 Girls, Athletic Association G.A.A. OFFICERS Seated: C. Kostelnik, C. Werthwein. Standing: C, McManamy. M. Ruth, P. Bauer. The G.A.A. gives every girl an opportunity to participate in the sports she enjoys at A.L.J. There is a wide variety of them, including swimming. which is held at the Westfield Y.W.C.A. in the autumn, and golf in the spring and autumn. The ofhcers are responsible for orientating the freshmen at the beginning of the year. The annual ADVANCED GOLF Madeline Ruth instructs Jill Robinson and Kathy Griffin. C.A.A. RoundeUp. held in June. is under their direction also. At this last gathering the awards are given to the girls. One of the most popular sports for the girls is Class Basketball. The. teams are Chosen on the basis of skill. These teams represent A.I..J. when they play against other schools. SWIMMING Girls tread water for fun and survival! Class Basketball Teams ,- t3 5 ' gag, - , AL-W- . , SENIORS Left 10 Right: M. Ruth. I Rtnbinwn. C. Di Rit'nm, M. Mullrnm-y, S. Brown, P. Pagnnttm A. Brodka, U W't-iw, J. He'rwn. JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Smttpd: K Warchol, D. Riccu, C. Koslclnik. P. Duchy. anling: Left to Righl: A. Richardson, M. Osceiki. L. Mould, D. C. Stunivki, H, Bracken, D. Brummvr, P. FPr,uzn P. Velmr. R. Lazcratiun, L. Noyes. L. Huask, P. Helm, L. Gunther, B. Adasczik. Hartley, D. Stec. r FRESHMAN Lefl. Front to Back: K. Kane. A. Massari, D. Smut, D. Brown. Center: B. Clark. Right. Front to Back: K. Reynolds, B. Phillips, D. Dubino, S. Miskovich, L. Rice. 129 Girls Find Varied Opportunities to . . . d Donna Cordes puts all her eanrt behind the ball as Janet Regal hopes. Another popular sport this year was Volley Ball. Intramurals are held in this sport. Good sportsmanship and team Work produced the first and second place win- ners. The first place winners played their final against the women teachers and beat them! Swimming at the tth, is a time for fun and exercise. The girls swim for an hour weekly during the fall. Some girls strive VOLLEYBALL to perfect their swimming,r techniques while First Row: R. Bracken, L. Spata, R. Adasczik, K. Warchnl. J, Johnson, D. others enjoy just hein in the water. Cuba, D. Brummer, P. Stringer. Second Row: M. Mullrnney, D. Cnrdes. L. Barrett, A. Sielier, C. Di Rienzo, R. Bonita, M. Fratini. Enthusiastically Carol gets into the swim of things! 130 . . . Participate in the Sports Program ,, ' A... - i Ems Soccer and hm-key started early in the fall. The teams had an npportunity to play 0thvr.schouls. It was a time for hard playing: and meeting new friends. SOCCER First Row: R. Bonita, M. Fratini, J. Robinson, 5. Nicholas, C. Emery. Second Row: C .Weise, A. Bradka, V. Eichler, C. Di Rienzo, B. Jurick. Third Row: M. Mullroney, D. Cordes, E. Burkhardt, J. RegaL A. McClymont. HOCKEY First Row: L. Welsch. C. Heinze, P. David, K. CriEn, R. Bonita, M. Fratini. Second Row: R. Epps, P. Stringer, N. Ilaria, TI. Wirsig, J. Bush, C, Weltner. Third Row: L. Susko, A. Krankoff. J. Rysavy, C. King, M. Metzler, M. Kearney. 151 BADMINTON Firs! Row: 5. Gill, K. Christel, B. Rumhn. S. Kva, C. Ruhay, C. TFPXIE'F. T. DiMario, JV Kmlm, S. Muntz. K. Kane, In Truss. Svruml Row: J. Mnnh-Hae U. Uullucr'is J. Bruum, IA. Uzllvly. M. Cungi'lnsi, B. dekunyn, N. Clndic, P. Zam- nrski. L. Kmidur, H. Knkindu. C. Smtlu. Thin! Ruw: K. lekzl, J. Nettle. 1,. Ht'inzr, H Duliinu. D, Graham, 1.. Bvrmzln, J. Trudw'au, D. Brnwn, B. Kunu. A, Nitrite, A. Sr'gutta. Fourth Row: N. Christel. J. Furringmn. K, Nivulu. N. Issur, M. Mt'llut, D, Currnll, C. Muringrr, Ks Polusin. D. Luzvmlion, C. Rand, tl W'ilkvnsuu Fiflh Row: L Chir- awllv. U Dn-Hlundiu, B. Burhmun, 1:, Ytlrusn, Se W'urnv. A. Masarri, R. Bt-rmun, L Burlnn. N. Rival, Ce Hurley. .l. Pt'w. Sixth Row: J. Kaswll. B. Bdrlnn, .l. Cum'he E. Wrintvrs. A. Rit'hdrdsnn. Se Pawluk, Al. .lulmsnns, B. Flynn. 5. Mumfurd, Ne Rimal, Je Lulvs. Left to Right: Cs Callucci. S. Babish. C. Murringer. K. Di Nirula. C. Andres. M. Sherman, L. Kellerman, K. Warchol, C. The smack of the birdie against the racket was done by many girls this year. It was a battle throughout the weeks for the first place which was captured by Barbara Schultz in Badminton. Bowling was held at Clark Lanes. A team of four girls competed against another team once a week. Averages were recorded and the ten top averages of ten girls were selected to participate in the Bowling Mail O-Cram Tour- nament. BASKETBALL First Row: P. Whalen, J. Kelso, L. Welsch, L. Weber, J. Lennen. Second Row: C. Graham, J. Bush, F. Starkey, P. Healy, P. Baisle. Third Row: N. Ilaria, J. Johnson, D. Cuba, P Stringer. Fourth Row: L. Kroskiewiez, J. Sinclair, R. Rutkowski. VS aw mmmuomon h . 4 5 m-w?'e--- . ., Everyone watches in suspense as Barbara tries to hit the ball over the net. In time with the music, the girls practice Modern Dance. Will it be another point for the Senior Team in volley ball? 134 Twirlers and Color Guard TW'IRLERS Kneeling: M. Vogt, Majorette. Standing: E. Duhas. Captain; C. Turbich, S. Banyusz, J. Ilnpeful. C. Law, E. Kessler, M. Misdom, E. Harrison, S. Brown. Twirlers, Color Guard, Cheerleaders e all these are a part of the sports7 life of A. L. Johnson. During the football season, the twirlers and color guard were responsible for getting the games started ofhcially. The color guard marched on the field, proudly dis- playing the school colors and the twirlers dazzled the crowd with their intricate routines. During,Y half-time. these girls performed faithfully in all kinds of weather their own original formations. They were also responsible for organizing: and leading the Victory parades. Not everyone knows the long: hours that the members of these two groups had to put in to polish their performances on Saturdays. COLOR GUARD Left to Right: D. Jaremko, Captain; M. Langstaff, D. Monahan, N. Frank, R. Epps, G. Emery. Cheerleaders VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: C. Glldlerkl. Captain. Standing: B. Bennett. N. Kane, B. Browne, R. Cucrry, Co- t'apluin; K. Kellvllrr, M. Lindsay, S. Fisher. Whether Varsity or Junior Varsity. all the girls displayed loyalty and self-sacrihm. These girls were responsible for keeping the spirit uf the t-rmul at a high pitvh. The J,V.ls cheered our Sm't'er team on at all their home vnutests. And. of t-nurse. the Varsity squad could always be depended upon to boost the spirit of the crowd at the football games in the fall. During the winter. all the girls carried their enthusiasm to the basketball court. All of them deserve credit for the time they put in cheering our boys on through- out the year. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to. Right: G, Storms, J. Bell, E. Cunningham. Captain; E. Longo, Co-captain; S. Webber, L. Blejwas, L. Greene, 5. Rieth. 135 5 7 42935934365 :451734 39117 17?? .',M VARSITY FOOTBALL Firxt Row: L. French. J. Burg. B. Cnrski, H. Bunni. D. NIuier, Raw: .1. Pinkin. R. Pivpvr, T. Kulpu. A. Ruydus, J. Smith. 1 B. Mdier, T. Spicer. E. Wepprecht. R. Andcrsnn, J. Falznno, W'erhl. R. Biolicki. R1 C115tagnu. 1;. Cwivku. R. Tmnmik, C.Jarvais,,1.Ciannattasia. Second Raw: T. Tnmusm'ich. T. Fourlh Row: P. Schlindlvr. T. 111713105141 R. 011110. T. Bakum. R. Wudski. D. Smolyb. J. Scott. M. Clodic. B. Haha- Paguloums, R. Pc-vina. U. Rx-y. Ii OsmunskL R. Strykvr. D. SOViCh, V. Cordone. D. Amen. D. Corvelyn, F. Spuziani. Third Furrvll. XI. Bnlwrtz. ,l. Nlnwmn. Fifth Ruu': F. Frm-mun. R. Hooper, W'. Tully, S. Kl'lin. T. Johnson. 11. Kuha. B. Vvlsnr. F irst Year Mentor Kelin Enjoys Winning Season Mr. Red Kelin. in his first year on the gridiron Springfield. As the season progressml. the squad as head roach. r-ompiled the best record in the 51311011le slumed the stamina and ability nf a winning 19am as history. Headed 011911311'611' by Jim Burffs brilliant displayed by the crushing hlow handed to Piscalaway. running,r attark and defcfnsix'ely by Ron Anderson. the Though we ended the seasnn by suf19ring uur Thanks:- team had one of the host offensive 311d IIPan-QiVP giving Day loss to Scotch Plains. W9 van 100k furward recnrrk in the stale. Though suffering an early 11919211 mwl year to an oven better record headed by the t0 WGSIFICId. the team turned right arnund tn upset aerial anapk of Frank Spaziani. SCORES A.L.J. Westfield .......................... 24 A.L.J. .. Springfield V. 777777777777 7 A.1.J. 1. Cranford ........... 19 A.L.J. .. Hillside ..... 19 A.L.J. .. Piscataway ..... 6 A.L.J. .. Roselle .................. 0 A.L.J. .. Berkley Heights . . 0 A.L..1. ,. Rahway ................ 19 A.L.J. Scotch Plains .................... 12 A 156 Crusaders rush for helmets as they rush for victory. Spaz calls signals for play which racked up another first down. During Roselle game Scott anticipates a hole in the line for a 10 yard gain. With seconds left in the half One of the few times Springfield got the ball, our defense stops Wepper mtthes a pass to complete them cold. :1 first down. Watchung Conference haIf-hack Jim Burg break away to score once more. Havingr trouble finding men open, Spaz takes to 137 the ground for a large gain. Hard Luck Season for Coach Severage '.re;,l.:;s;nV I-j . l. e .. -k; e . .u-J THE SOCCER TEAM First Row: Mr. F. Severage, Head Coach; R. Fuchs, E. Hanak, G. Harley, A. Clearie, R. Brewer, E. Lehnta, R. Esposito, J. Witkowski, Mr. L. Peragallo, Assistant Coach. Second Row: 5. Runko, C. Lieberman, L. Di Fabio, J. SCORES A.L.J. .i .. 2 Edison Tech .......................... 3 A.L.J. .. .i 1 Springfield ............. .. 0 A.L.J. .. .. 1 New Providence .. .. 3 A.L.J. .. .. 3 CliEord Scott ........... .. 3 A.L.J. .. .. 0 Thomas Jefferson .. 5 A.L.J. .. .. 2 Scotch Plains ........ .. 1 A.L.J. .. .. 0 Hillside .............. .. 2 A.L.J. .. .i I Berkley Heights .. 2 A.L.J. ,. .. 1 Cranford ............ .. 3 A.L.J. .. .. 0 Westfield .. 2 A.L.J. .. .. l Scotch Plains .. 1 A.L.J. 1 Watchung Hill ...................... 2 158 Flynn. C. Wilson. R. Hurmng. C. Svhnilzvr. R. Espnsito. Third Row: C. Szper, F. Hendrikunn. R. Shusslor. J. Krunchc. D. Flanm-ry, J. Gunners. T. Culya, R. Bailvy. Fourth Row: L. Krouk, E. Kuhliska, A. Kasmir, T. Erry, IVI. Urban, J. Junt's. C. Banir'wicz, I. Mofiilh'. This year the Soccer team finished the season with a 4-8-1 record, no comparison to last yearis Watchung Con- ference Championship. The head Soccer coach. Mr. Severage, says this was due to the loss of so many letterman to graduation. Luca DiFabio and John Esposito did the major scoring, and John finished with the team high of six goals. The team fought hard all season long. This was evidenced by the fact that there was only one game lost by more than two points. Next year looks very promising with the long line of returning lettermen. John Esposito gets ready to score for his fifth , , time this season. Luca D1 Fablo scores against Scotch Plains. 139 VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: M. Oakes, K. Kuspiel, H. Buoni, B. Maier. B. Riemer, H. Kesslor. Standing: Mr. E. Shustack, Assistant Coach, D. Martin. D. Mahnney. B. Wilson, R. Pecina, B. Hartong. Mr. R. Fulton, Head Coach. Coach Robert Fulton, in his first year as basketball coach, transformed a green team into a truly fine team which, despite a poor record, upset teams such as Spring- field and Pingry. coaCh FHltOIl Heads The record which the boys are most proud of is holding ? awahaap;a?aaapp?ppp r bbbbbbrbbrbbbrrrrrr 9 ??FFFHH$FHFFHFFHHFH 140 both Irvington Tech and Pingry scoreless in the first periods of both games. For the first three periods of our Hillside game our boys also paced them basket for basket. ' before the went on to beat us and enter the state semi-fmals. NOVlce Squad Thoughyweql miss our captain Henry Buoni, the fine defense of Bert Maier, and the rebounding of Ken Kuspiel. we can look forward to seeing Billy Wilson, who did an outstanding job both on offense and defense, as well as a strong bench returning next year. SCORES ................ 59 Springfield 57 .. 57 New Providence .. .. 47 Rahway ............. .. 40 38 Cranford 45 Roselle ........ .. 51 Scotch Plains .. 51 Westheld ............. .. 49 Irvington Tech .. 38 Cranford .......... v. 52 Roselle ........ ,. 44 Springheld .. ,. 39 Hillside ...... ,. 53 Westfield .. 58 Scotch Plains .. 46 Hillside ............. .. 45 Berkley Heights .. 45- Rahway ............... .. 47 .. 46 West Side .. 68 . .. 53 pingry ............................... 43 Coach Fulton and his boys seem deeply concerned in this U.C.C. Tournament Close ballgame. .. 55 Cranford .............................. 66 H ................ ...... . Better known as a defen- LJ .. sive player, Bert also ' helps under the boards. X. 7? R '. '9. 4 . m? Bill dribbles past opponent on open cou'rt. Beau sets up easy play for two points. 141 Grapplers Post 6-6 Season THE W'RESTLING TEAM First Row: R. Dcsrh. 1.. Huchstras-t-r. R. Stryker. U. Svhnitu-r. R. Krm'. 1.1 Viggiunn. H. tilmliv. R. FUChS. M. Ctmdil. .1. Knsar. J. Suchur-ky. A. Hmh. Swami Raw: J. Nlm-mu. E. 1.4'hntu. N. Williams, T. De BIns-i. R. Umm-Hy. R. Custugnu. J. Howie. R. Guvrry. K. Ashlvy. R. A-hIc-y. M. Prison. Third Row: Mr. Tully. Cuuvh: J. Hunt. 5. Runkn. C. Martin. H. Sandrrx D. W'wrhl. M. Bates. R. Kartner. Mr. Burlington. Cnar'h. This year was Coach Darlingtmfs first as head wrestling coach. The team1s record was six wins and six losses. With this far from disappointing record, the coach WRESTLING can point out individual records which he and the boys A.L.J. ., S. Plaintivld ., 33 that accomplished them may be proud of. Rich Krov. voted A-L-J' - B Hfl ? HPighR 15 the teanfs most valuable player. completed the season with 1+: ' ?tgl'lwd 33 a hne record of 10-1. He was 118 pound, Sixth District 111 ' 11:11:;zzt-r1 :3 Champ. Other individual stand-outs were Roger Fuchs. A...Il Rnwllc' Phrk 27 with a 9-1-2 record, and Mike Clodic, who was 136 pound A.I,..l. ,, WWWWM v- 26 Sixth District Champ. 11:1 ?rflill'pwd t 12 Highlights were lopsided victories over Perth Amboy. 111::l 3131,,2f3 ,,m,;; 3? 4-3-9, and Cranford 30-12. Also under the heading: of A,L.:I. 115-th Amlm ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, :9 interesting matches was the Hillside contest where we were A-Lv-l N- Hainm'ld -------------------- 14 defeated by one point. 22-21. 142 Rivh Krm shnws Ilw rnmplt-tv mmiml of his man Roger Fuchs enroute to his eighth win. xdlit'h helped him win his ninth match. John Kosar is congratulated by Coach Dar- linWton for Victory over Jefferson 0 Onent. Roger Fuchs struggles for control against Rahway grappler. r pp 143 144 Records F all as Clark Opens Track Season AJRKS Ulla Front Row, Left to Right: Te Connolly. R. Jensen, B. Shaw, B. Halsey, T. Spicer, J. Witkowski, J. Burg R. Hahasm'ich, J. Klitsch, R. Ruchs, S. Cirafalco. Second Row: M. Bobertz, B. Riemer, C. Incontrera, D. Amom. B. Rieck. D. Mahoney, R. Pecina, E. Hanek. J. Esposito, J. Kosar. Third Row: J. Valenti, D. Bowater, J. Cranden. D. Carpini, B. Wudski, J. Mossuto, G. Fontana, A. Stein. Fourth Row: D. Boos, RI. Zinkowitz, R. Esposito. B. Connolly, J. Smith, Track En route to an opening win over Roselle by a lopsided 72-45 score, Johnson Regional trackmen set four individual records. Jim Smith put the shot 48' 1034 to eclipse Ed Anderson1s standard, then discovered his own. record in the discus throw had been erased by Jim ttMoose,9 Mossuto in the same meet. Bob Habesevich starred in two events: he tied the previous records for low and high hurdles in his double sweep. With such stalwart performances to keynote the new season, Coach Frank Severage and Coach Seymour thRedh Kelin look optimistically toward a successful year. mus IJRHS H. Zaknwski. T. Tmnasnvic. XV Bnran. Fifth Rum: R. Eit'henlauh. Je Howie. R. Taylur. R. Gurrry. M. Stark, U. Kohliska. K4 Mussu. Sink Row: R. Etlivk. E. Brunivk, B. Kelly, R. Andvrwn. M. Lvipzig. R. Cullnnu. C, Umlim. Sttl'cnth Row: D. Cooper. C. Hum-iwivz. R. Hanmh. J. Kmnwdy. P. W'outcrs. Eighth Row: Bull Millvr 1munugvri, Couch vavrago. TRACK SCHEDULE April 16 .............................................................. . Roselle- April 22 . W'z'stfitrld May 12 .A ............. Sn. Plainficld May 14- .. Union County Meet May 19 .. V H A. Rahway May 21 .. . Watchung Conf. Mom May 26 ......................................................... Cranford May 29 ................... . Cmn Livingsmn June 4 7. New Providence- June 6 State Meet Clockwise, From Top Lefl: Tim Spicer leans into the shot; Jim Burg with javelin; Bob Habesevich looks to the finish line as he conquers last hurdle: Bill Halsey and Joe Witkow- ski jug during: warnmup. In Between . . And in the Air, Clark Trackmen Gave Outstanding Performances Above Left: Bill Shaw Clears the Bar at 5' 11 . Right: Ed Hanek prepares for graceful descent in pole vault try. 143 Crusader Linksmen Challenge Union County Scholastic Golfers GOLF SCHEDULE To the envy of every public links. golfer. Clark NESTE scglggtld Regionars Golf team has played many of the lush April 7 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV Linden layouts in Union County in a series of match play April 9 . Madison events. Echo Lake, Colonia, and Baltusml lpm- April 13 ----------------------- Rahway posed site of the 1965 National Open Tnurnamcnlb 23:3 $8 Dgzionufiffigtnoar: Country Clubs have played host tn Regional and May 4 -------- W thhung' Confe:ence served as severe tests of golf. The 10614 season May 7 ...... Christian Bros. Ac. marked an increase in the number of svheduled May 3 ----------------- T- Jefferson matches as gulf continues to gain in scholastic Mg; i; SMIETourgsrlggg popularity. Coach Hooper could rely rupon a May 14 ----------------- Rahway veteran team this year. consisting of John Glowarki, May 25 .. Cranford Doug and Bert Maier. Dave Scull. Don Smolyn, June 1 .................................................................. Mxllburn and Bob Russell. . Ly Kneeling, Left to Right: B Maier, D. Smolyn, D. Maier. Standing: Coach R. Hooper, D. Scull, 146 B. Russell, J. Clowacki. Regional Golfers Are Caught by the Photographer As They Proceed from Tee to Green in Good F orm. Bob Russell tees off as playing partner Dave Scull John Glowacki scans the fairway for his boom- looks on. ing drive. Lefl: Don Smolyn blasts from a greenside trap. Below Right: A brother act! Bert Maier watches ball about to drop into cup as Doug tends pin and lends encouragement. 147 Crusader Nine Rated F irst in Union County Bottom, left to right: B. Buoni, J. Scott, J. Connor. R. Ritchings. T. Patten. Kneeling: Couch L. Peragallo. Second Row: E. Harkness, K. Kcssler. C. Sharp, J. Clos, J. Falzone, T. Pagoulatns. Top Row: F. Spazianni, W. Gorski, R, Gibbons, R. Pelrusky, M. Oakes. Despite many early postponments due to bad BASEBALL SCHEDULE weather, Coach Peragallo led the Crusaders to five. consecutive victories against strong Union County competition Frank Spazianni. strong- armed Junior, Clasrk Opponents blanked Westfield 3-0 with a masterful no- -hitter. VVVVVVVVVVVVVV Westfield 0 . . Roselle Park . ...... 2 The Crusader nine showed their muscles to Roselle Roselle ----------------------- 2 Park in an overwhelming 16 - 2 victory. Regional Gov, Livingston ...... 0 is counting upon a combination of the right arm -- Crunfnrd ----------------------- 4 of Spazianni and the hitting of Jack Falzone, Jim 2 Dayton 3 Scott, Bo Buoni, and Jim Clos, as they prepare to sweep through the Union County Tournament. 148 Bill Gorski takes the throw in time for the third out. Frank Spazianni throws an overhand hard one en route to his no-hitter against West- held. Jim Scott squares off for a sacrifice bunt. Jim C105 helps in the 14 hit attack against IFS Harkness to Buoni to start a double play. Roselle Park. 149 Patronage from an appreciative audience is one of the most nec- essary parts of any theatrical production. Financial backing, through advertisements from many well known business establishments nearby, and our own yearbook sales are equally important in the publishing of a yearbook. ClElTlG! 8! ll HGET m ENC! N VUUM HE'EFQ ADVERTISEMENTS Enmpliments of Normandy Studin 152 Eumpliments nf Club 55 CLUB 56 Scurmi: R. Bivlm-ki. ML Blukvly. Anhism': H. Buuni. B. Bcnncll. Frxl Row: K. Boll. B. Clark, 8. Fisllm; R. Sunwisnn. L Tudcr. S. Hugctlch Serum! Row: G. W'crlhwcin. K. KrHvIwr, J. Bell. B. Jurick, E. SniHivn. M. Stringer: IA. Blvjwas. Third Row: A. MvClynmm. B. Hauswald. L. Romano. C. an. J. Cnmwrs. C, Mulligan. M. W'Nmmh. Fuzzrflz Rnu': H MaiL-r. J. Klilsch, A. Lundgrvn, W, Halsey. F. Dcreditu. C. Sclluitzer, D. 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New Ietsey COMPLIMENTS OF DIP CORPORATION GARWOOD. N. I. MANUFACTURERS 01 D1? waterless HAND CLEANER DIP HAND CLEANER DIP HOUSEHOLD CLEANER FUlton 8-9548 LUTZ OIL COMPANY. INC. - F uel Oil 1132 WESTFIELD AVENUE CLARK TOWNSHIP. NEW JERSEY SALES OIL BURNER SERVICE Compliments of VILLA CONTRACTING COMPANY SPOTNAILS INC. 23 TERMINAL AVENUE CLARK. NEW IERSEY FU. 1-7300 CLARK LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY. INC. WALNUT AVENUE CLARK. NEW JERSEY FU. 84372 - 3 Plywood Boxes Shook or Assembled Skids and Pallets Wood Boxes - Wood Crates Government Specs. W 160 W FU 873200 TOWN HARDWARE Hardware, Electrical and Plumbing Supplies DUPONT and COOK CS DUNN PAINTS HOUSE FURNISHINGS 26 WESTFIELD AVENUE CLARK, N. I. FU. 8-8713 Floral Decorators RAHWAY NURSERY COMPANY F l o r i s t CORSAGES BOUQUETS MADISON HILL ROAD CLARK. NEW JERSEY Opposite St. Mary's Cemetery GRANRATH'S LUNCHEONETTE Tasty Sandwiches - Tempting Sundaes School Supplies 1074 RARITAN ROAD CLARK, NEW IEBSEY HU 6-6300 Ample Parking JERSEY LANES Cocktail Lounge - Snack Bar Open Bowling for Pleasure G Practice 30 PARK AVENUE LINDEN. N. I. A. L. Iohnson Parent-Teacher Association JOSEPH AMON INC. Metal Masters in Divelzrsi ed Products RAHWAY. NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS cmd BEST WISHES BAUMEL'S LIQUORS FUlton 1-2300 D. CALAMONACI NicId TITO'S RESTAURANT Italian Food . . . Pizza 1189 RARITAN ROAD CLARK. N. I. Garden State Parkway Exit 135 WWW WW FUIton 8-4126 Nels Haefner - 11m Donovan BR 2-5210 FRANK RINALDI Proprietor IACK RUDDY'S SPORT CENTER . . . Sporting Goods . . . RARITAN BARBERS Expert in All Haircuuing Hunting and Fishing Supplies Hunting and Fishing Licenses Issued MEN'S - CHILDREN and LADIES 138 WESTFIELD AVENUE CLARK. NEW JERSEY 1204 RARITAN ROAD CRANFOBD. NEW JERSEY Palrond STEVE BANYASZ and RUSS BURLEIGH LINDEN PORK STORE 109 Center Street Clarkton Shopping Center Garwood, New Jersey Clark, New Jersey CLARK DRUGS NORGE DRY CLEANING and 86 Westfield Avenue LAUNDRY VILLAGE Clark, New Jersey Clark, New Jersey CLARK ESSO SERVICENTER SCHER'S DRUG STORE Walnut Avenue 61 Raritan Road 107 Center Street Clark, New Jersey Garwood, New Jersey DON'S HARDWARE SCHLECTER'S HARDWARE 1206 Raritctn Road 114 Center Street Cranford, New Jersey Garwood, New Jersey GROSSMAN'S BARBER SHOP STELLA'S BAKERY 111 Center Street 181 Westfield Avenue Garwood, New Jersey Clark, New Iersey KINAHAN'S KANDY KORNBR SUGAR BOWL 101 Center Street 117 Center Street Garwood, New Iersey Garwood, New Jersey THE LAKE TILLIE'S RESTAURANT 423 Lake Avenue 99 Center Street Colonic, New Jersey Garwood, New Iersey Compliments of THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 162 Epilogue Some day, in far future years, the Class of ,64 will be only a name of some forgotten body of students who passed through the halls of Johnson Regional. Yet, whether we are remembered or forgotten is of little consequence. It is what we ourselves remember or forget that is most important. This being our prime motivating force, the l964- Lance staff has tried to compile all the beautiful and sometimes sad memories of our last and most remembered year at Regional. We hope you, the reader. have enjoyed them as much as we, the class 0f 164. have enjoyed and will forever treasure the memories of our four years at Johnson Regional. 163 164 ............ ......... . .... . ....mm... . 3a.. . .... . . i. 2...... Elvis ... E! ..P..... ..