Bergenfield High School - Cross Roads Yearbook (Bergenfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1961 volume:

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DUNALIJ IESS Superintendent of Schools A W D 4 KENNETH GULNICK Director of Curriculum The Director of Activities is respon- sible tor the promotion of all extra- curricular activities. School plays, dances, pep rallies, club meetings, auditorium programs, and class and student congress projects are under his supervision. This office deals with the classroom phase of tlhe curriculum: planning, supervision, evaluation, marking and reports. Co-ordination and supervision ot permanent records and courses of study is included. Pi. EVEHETT HUNTER Director of Activities English Department - I 1 'fs . , ' '- mal .- . .. .. QZSWDQEIXS 2 W I f '25 I 1 57255335 f H t S It ,lp ., P I 'fu 3 ' at V . , gg .5g,g:-gg :gd .tk ,XE ,:-:f.:,: Aix: -wif: ffw wg V I ' dy? , ru' .- z. 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GERRETTA HOUSCHILD MURIEL MONAHAN Chairman ,O MRS. HELEN PEMBLETON MRS mam Chairman JOSEPH KENNEDY THOMAS SHEEHAN MADELINE TERRA M C R C AVEI A R R J M' rt Departlnent RUTH COX RICHARD ATWATER Chairman 1 I JOHN CLAXTON v FRANCIS D'AMBRA ROBERT ELLIS SALVATORE GRASSO I QQ ISS! lfgi 1 gvfilg I e Q Q iglugf gl efx N IW' I Xxv vi 9 . , V w Guidance Department Dnrector of Guidance I2 Guidance Counsellor F423 W gfgifwd' f H 'S5bi2xK'50fggfSNsgf?5f35 '?QS?fSITM ' .ln 32 l3f'i'i1Z5Q53rf??fX1353 3 ' A' 4 l'l'5i'635 4'lYU5fao4 4 'Nw 152: 'N , , f ',f , . iffy kr h'- ' ., 1-1 Emqw -H .- f, fx NW is rx E 3 Q11 ii E is Q A in W V S ii 12 Wai' sl P ',k4,,7H !7:,gx SALLY BIXLER SALVATORE CASCIO NANCY ROWELL ROBERT WIEBOLDT MARIE YANNI UJ l A-',:f1,A QQ fi was f r y RSNR R R Health and afety rrr r L MRS. MARGARET SHUGERMAN CARMEN LEGGIERE School Nurse 13 Driver Education Q Music Department A BERNARD BAGGS Director of Music MRS. JOAN ANDERSON MRS. JANET CRAWFORD ANDREW LO IACONO I 1 x af' X LA E A x ' .Q ' , m M 4 V Librarian ARLENE ADAM , Q Uffwetrr Staff gtandtng: wMrs. Betty Le Donrxe, Mrs. Blanche Penrmi- man, Mrs. Mildred Wetscutt, Sitting: Mrs. 'Anne' Drabuk YA f:rf.+? bf Cafeteria tt rt r r M Mrs. Eleanor Conley, Cafeteria-,Director ,ts , 'I' Eggs-W f Custodial Staff Frank Smith, Head Custodian I5 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ' s t li t C Y 5' M T' ii M W C 'MX it ,,,, Qi, SALVATORE GRASSO 4 iyyy si Stile fiiAADiiLiNEifTERiiA RICHARD ATWATER RICHARD ENGSBERG We, the Class of l96l, give our thanks to our class sponsor, Mr. Salvatore Grasso, for his helpful guidance in all our activities and endeavors throughout our years at Bergentield High School. Our thanks also to Miss Madeline Terra, Mr. Richard Atwater, and Mr. Richard Engsberg for their sponsorship of our Yearbook, l96l Crossroads. The Editorial Staff ot The l96l Crossroads would like to ac- knowledge Delma Studios for photography and New City Printing Company for publication. 16 A ST .f yi 13,5 W ff if ,L ,gif 1 Aw X J ff -'gs-'nk ,, wx A925 Cllvol 'SfT.jx'0X'OJ'i bdfH dew-3 cs Qs ' SENIOR CLASS OEEICERS Lorraine Quinn, Treasurer, Richard Weiner, Presidenfg Mr. Salvatore Grasso, Class Sponsorg Lawrence Holmes, Vice President, Susan J. Gross, Secretary. SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Standing: John Sarver, Waller Dunn, Harold Frisch, Robert Dauer, Nancy Malvik, Stephen Levatino, David Robie, and Charles Hannen. Sitting: Lorraine Quinn, Richard Weiner, Mr. Salvatore Grasso, Lawrence Holmes, and Susan J. Gross. I8 1' MARTIN ALCOCK Marty . . . quiet around school . . . long hair cut . . . V-12 C ll . adi acs DONALD AHERN Science Club 12 Don . . . happy-go-lucky . witty . . . skin diving. CAROLE ACKERMAN Lot of fun . . cute smile s . . . . crazy about boys . . . loves to slop. Stage and Lighting Crew 10 Dramatics Club 12 Senior Play 12 lntramurals 12 Wrestling 12 Homeroom Vice President 11 BOOSTEF Club 12 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 12 Usher Staff 11, 12 Girls' Glee Club 12 Choir 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 Variety Show 11 Art Club Secretary-Treasurer 11 Future Nurses Club 11, 12 Booster Club 11, 12 Foods Club 10 Prom Committee 11 I-'Wx JOYCE AMELUNG Lung . . . friendly . . . seen with Jo Ann. LAI-IA AMED St. Cecilia High School 10 Booster Club 12 Lolly , . . talkative . . . seen Bowling Club 11 winh Jan . . . Paul, the fortune Eke Club 12 ABDUL AMED te er. atin Club 10 H H , Booster Club 12 Abby . . . radical dresser . . . Hospitality Club 12 crazy stunts . . . night school. Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 10, 11 Booster Club 11, 12 19 K' -RNC INGER ALSING Exchange student from Denmark . . . very sweet . . . sincere ways . . . loves hamburgers. Ronne Statskole Aakirkeby Borger og Real Skole, Denmark 10, 11 Spanish Club 12 Leaders' Corps 12 Uke Club 12 lntramurals 12 CARL ANDERSEN Carl . . . friendly . . . pizza-bug . . . motorcycles. Science Club 10 Horticulture Club 12 ANDREA ANDERSON Andy . . . talkative . . . al- ways frank . . . art. Dramatics Club IO, Il, I2 Art Club I2 German Club Il, I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Intramurals IO, II, I2 STANLEY ARONSON Stan . . . sure to succeed . . . Roman wit . . . pizza and Chinese food. Honors Club II: Steering Committee I2 Booster Club Steering Committee IO, II, I2 Latin Club IO, II, I2 Advanced Chemistry Club Treasurer I2 B-Hive Editorial Staff Cartoonis-t IO, II, I2 Varsity Club I2 Tennis IO, II, I2 Band IO, II, I2 Orchestra IO, II, I2 Dance Band I2 -wwf? E lf. -f'U.L' eff' ur RAYMOND BARANIECKI Bugsy . . . The Beaver . . chemistry project in '60 . - Is I WILLIAM ASPINWALL Bill . . . one of the guys . . . Yanoosch . . . algebra homework. Photography Club IO German Club II: Secretary I2 Bowling Club IO ROBERT BARI Bob . . . quiet . . . pet shop . . . contemplating Ezra Pound. George W. Wingate High School IO B-Hive Il DONALD BAL bowling. Radio Club II, I2 Don . . . working man . his laugh . . . 'icontest free flights. Band IO, II, l2 ELOISE BAFFUTO El . . . always laughing . . lovable . . . talking. Homeroom President II, I2 Girls' Glee Club I2 Tri-Hi-Y I2 Variety Show II Future Teachers Club II Dramatics Club II Spanish Club Il Future Nurses Club I2 Honors Club I2 Dance Committee II Uke Club IO BILL BARON Bill , . . non-conformist . Q. . witty . . . sitting quietly, doing nothing. Prospectus Co-Editor I2 Advanced Chemistry Club I2 Honors Club II, I2 LYNN BAUER Lynn . . . nice to know . . . long blonde hair, Distributive Education Club 12 Booster Club IO Uke Club 11 Bowling Club 11 ,aa- 51,4 Vf'u 's- SUSAN BEUCLER Sue . . . cute smile . . . Miss Bergenfieldn . . . pajama parties. Majorettes 11 Drum Maiorette 12 Choir 11, 12 Girls' Glee Club 115 Section Leader 12 Concert Band 10, 11 Variety Show IO, 11 Double Dozen 12 Leaders' Corps 11, 12 Usher Staff 11: Vice President 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Booster Club 12 Homeroom Vice Presi ,12 dent MARILYN BECKER Ma . . . seen with Gin.. . short blonde hair . . . eating. Booster Club 11, 12 Girls' Chorus 11, 12 Dramatics Club 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11 Yearbook Staff 12 E STEPHAN BELLIS Steve . . . quiet . . . hunting and fishing . . . football. Football 10, 11, 12 Hi-Y 12 Typing Club President 10 Intramurals ll, 12 RAGNAR BERGETHON Rags . . . thoughtful Africa . . . jungles. Bowling Club 10 Photography Club 10 German Club 11, 12 fer., HEIDI BIES Black stockings . . . quiet ways . . . seen with Chris . . . clothes. Guidance Service Club Vice President 12 Dramatics Club ll, 12 French Club 11 French Conversation Club 12 Tennis Intramurals Il IV '-vu, ,- A k ,U X, ,X is 251.- , it .Qs JOHANNA BIRKINSHAW Jo . . . always talking . . . mad journalist . . . talking and try- ing to understand Mr. Cullen. LEE W. BJONG Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 113 12 -'B ' -B ' H A I I I B-Hive io, ii: Editorial Board 12 Co,'f,'Q53,g CQQQM, I I Cf'OI'Q'2,nQ Yearbook Staff 12 Uke Club IO, 11 Latin Club 10, 11 Spanish Club 11, 12 Variety Show 11 Choir 12 Girls' Glee Club 12 ARLENE BLUNT Arlene . . . tall . , . seen with Ingrid . . . spending money. Booster Club II, I2 Dramatics Club I2 Uke Club I2 Intramurals I2 JANE BOWEN Short . . . cute . . . gun twlrler . . . John. Guidance Service Club IO, II, I2 Future Nurses Club IO, II, I2 Color Guard II, I2 Girls' Glee Club II, I2 Choir I2 Double Dozen I2 Tri-Hi-Y II, Historian I2 Usher Staff II, I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Booster Club I2 Variety Show II ROBERT BOEHM The Bullet . . . sarcastic wit . . . his M. G .... basketball ability. Basketball IO, II, I2 Baseball IO, Il, I2 Varsity Club I2 German Club IO Homeroom Vice President IO CARLA BRANDT Carla . . . quiet . . . good stu- dent . . . thinking and dreaming, Girls' Glee Club I2 Future Nurses Club IO, II, I2 Library Council IO, Il Uke Club II Mathematics Club Secretary-Treasurer I2 French Club II JGYCE BOHLER Joyce t . . quiet ways . . . seen with Vivian . . . eating pizza and Cheeseburoefs- ROBERT G. BOOS Dfamallcs Club I0 Reindeer . . . liked by every- Uke Club I2 one . . . cruising . . . working in Foster Village. Intramurals I O Wrestling I2 ERNESTINE BRUDERER ErnieI' . . . lots of fun . . crazy capers. Distributive Education Club I2 SHIRLEY BUCHSBAUM Library Council I2 , , Booster Club io, II Shirley - - - Qfseles , - - engaged to Joseph . , . bowling. Booster Club I2 Hospitality Club I2 HAROLD BURGHARD Mickey . . . dark wavy hair . . . flirtatious ways . . . always being absentl A. V. A. IO Football IO RONALD BUTHE Ron . , . always singing . . . nice guy . . . arguing. Track I0 BARBARA CARPENTER MARION CARRELL Kid Carrell . . . long hair . . friendly conversationalist . . mocking with Ginny. Dramatics Club Il, I2 Bobbie . . . cute . , . fun Booster Club IO, ll. I2 loving . . . Eddie. Latin Club I0 V Chorus IO Dramatics Club IO Library Council IO Intramurals II French Club IO, II Dance Committee IO, Il Business Skills Club I2 FREDERICK CAPELLA Fred . . . easy to get along with . . . witty . . . co-ed homework. CAROLYN CAMILLO Football il. I2 l E Basketball II Camille . . . strong willed . . . Booster Club I2 handy' with Aneedle and thread Hi-Y I2 - - - Singing in Choir. Yearbook- Staff I2 A. V. A. IO Orchestra IO, II, I2 Band IO, II, I2 Choir II, I2 Girls' Glee Club Il, I2 Double Dozen I2 All State Orchestra I2 Tri-Hi-Y II: County Chaplain I2 Dramatics Club I2 B-Hive IO, II: Advertising Chairman I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Latin Club IO, II Intramurals I I PATRICIA CHEMIN Pat . . . nice personality . . quiet ways . . . driving. JOHN CECCHINOI Future Nurses Club IO, II Library Council II Johnny . . . good looking . . . Distributive Education Club I2 seen with brother Bob . . . out- Dramatics Club IO side of school band. Choir I2 Variety Show II Spanish Club I2 PATRICIA CLERICI DORIS COHEN Tennis . . . dreamer . . . talking . . . dancing. Dramatics Club IO, II, I2 Pali . . .Iseen vigith Maria and Bgggter Club I2 Ju Y - -- OTS Of lm . - . eating- Ho pitality Club I2 CONSTANCE CLARK Lam Club .O H yeifpook staff I2 Connie , . , cute . . . pretty HOSDITSIITV Club I2 BOWIIIIIQ CIUID IO eyes, Modern Dance I2 Dramatics Club II Booslef ,CIUI3 IO. I2 Homeroom Vice President I0 Hospitality Club II TERRY ELLEN COX Terry . . . long, long hair . . . great grades . . . teasing her friends. HENRY COT-I-EI'I'I Library Council IO, IIQ Hank . . . lots of fun . , . base- Secretary-Treasurer I2 ball . . . daydreaming. Honors Club ll, I2 Latin Club IO, II, I2 Foofbaii io Homeroom Baseball IO, II- I2 Secretary-Treasurer I2 French Club Secretary-Treasurer I2 LINDA CROZIER Linn . . . tall blonde . , . Cape Canaveral . . . Florida. Northeast IHigh School, I Titusville High School, Florida Florida II Tri-Hi-Y I2 Guidance Club IO, I2 Booster Club I2 Uke Club IO Choral Staff I2 Senior Chorus I2 Chorus IO, I2 THOMAS COLLI Tom . . . neat dresser ways laughing . . . money. A. V. A. IO Football IO spending DIANE GAYLE CULUKO Gayle . , . nice to know crazy chemist . . . boys. Science Club Vice Presid Secretary I2 Biology Club II, I2 Latin Club II, I2 Future Nurses Club IO Tennis I2 B-Hive I2 Tri-Hi-Y I2 Chemistry Club I2 Modern Dance I2 Honors Club II Creative Writing Club ent II I2 KEVIN CUNNINGHAM Easy going . . . agreeable . . playing drums . . . Joan. Band IO, Il, I2 Orchestra IO, II, I2 Honors Club I2 Spanish Club Il, I2 Track IO NICHOLAS DEL FRATE Nick . . . wit . . . his driving . . . watching T. V. Library Council IO VIRGINIA CURLEY Ginny . . . cute . . . being sweet . . . Montauk. Dramatics Club II, I2 Booster Club IO, II, I2 Intramurals II French Club IO, II Girls' Glee Club I2 J. V. Cheerleader II Future Teachers Club IO, II, I2 Dance Committee IO, ll Variety Show II GEORGE DAMOTH Sagacious . . . forensic . . . likes German . . . complaining. SANDRA C. DIANA Sandy . . . quiet . . . loves cats . . . spending money. A,,C,ub H ANGELA pi FEDERICO Ann . . . always giggling . . dancing . . . clothes. 25 ROBERT DAUER Bob . . . liked by all . . . flirt . . . everything. Homeroom President IO, II, I2 Yearbook Staff, Senior Activities Editor I2 Boys' State fAlternatel II Hi-Y IO German Club I2 Variety Show IO, II High School Handbook Il Honors Club ll, I2 Photography Club IO Biology Club IO Constitution Committee IO Junior Prom Committee JAMES DI SCIASCIO Jimmy . . . cute . . . happy-go- lucky . . . I give up, what? . Intramurals II, I2 Hi-Y I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Booster Club IO, Il, I2 i MARILYN DI SCIASCIO Full of fun . . . good looking . . twirling . . . Tony. Girls' Glee Club II, I2 Choir II, I2 Twirler II: Captain I2 Variety Show II Uke Club IO, II, I2 Double Dozen I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Junior Prom Committee Leaders' Corps I2 Booster Club II, I2 PAU LA D'OTTAVlO Redhead . . . seen with Loretta . . . freckles . . . Joe. Hospitality Club I2 PATRICK DUFFY Pat , . . small build . . . bi heart . . . Winkie. Baseball IO, II Intramurals II, I2 A Q JAN DUNA Jan . . . quiet . . , crazy Pack- ard . . . swimming. Spanish Club I2 Advanced Chemistry Club I2 RONALD DOUCETTE Ron . . . Fire Reserves . . . one of the boys . . . '49 Dodge. l ROSE MARY DUNN Rose . . . nice to know . . seen with Pat . . . him. Future Nurses Club IO, II Girls' Chorus IO, II, I2 Library Council II, I2 Distributive Education Club I2 Dramatics Club IO PATRICIA DOYLE Pat . . . Boston accent . . crazy capers , . . talking during class. Dramatics Club IO, II, I2 French Club II Future Teachers Club II, I2 Yearbook Staff I2 WALTER DUNN Walt . . . personality plus . . Mr. Editor . . . Miss Rule's clas Student Congress II, I2 Latin Club Censor I0g President II, Vice President I2 Yearbook Editor I2 Club Council I2 Honors Club II, I2 French Club IO Conversational French Club II S y sa H331 wil It -va. S' 92's , ,m, no ,ip H K ,.. ,, A. ' N 'kkyrl , A I TERESA EBERLEIN Terry . . . blonde hair , . . shy . . . Bob. Spanish Club I2 Hospitality Club I2 Future Nurses Club II Dramatics Club II Intramurals II 39 'DWI- MADELEINE ENEQUIST Lynda . . . dreaming . . . Hi, Simple . . . eating pizza. Uke Club II Booster Club Il, I2 Business Skills Club I2 MARCIA EISENSTEIN Marsh . . . very friendly . . . low notes . . . cold pizza tor breakfast. Girls' Glee Club II, I2 Band IO, II, I2 Choir II, Section Leader I2 Dramatics Club IO, II3 Treasurer I2 German Club II Double Dozen I2 Orchestra I2 Variety Show IO, II All State Chorus I2 ELAINE ELIAN Elaine . . . nice to know . . long eyelashes . . . Harvey. Booster Club IO, II Distributive Education Club I2 LYNN EKSTRAND Seen with Nancy . . . friendly . . . blond hair . . . talking to Nancy. Girls' Glee Club II, I2 Choir I2 Double Dozen I2 Orchestra IO, II, I2 Band IO, II, I2 Yearbook Statf I2 German Club Vice President II Theater Arts Club Secretary IO Variety Show IO Booster Club II, I2 School Play IO, II, I2 Leaders' Corps I2 Intramurals I2 MELINDA ERDBERG Melinda . . . future teacher . . . locked gates . . . music. Guidance Service Club IO, II: President I2 Band IO, II, I2 Orchestra IO, II, I2 Double Dozen I2 Choir Il, I2 Girls' Glee Club II, I2 Club Council I2 Future Teachers Club IO, II, I2 Library Council IO, II we MARIA FALOTICO Ria . . . seen with Pat and Judy . . . daydreaming . . . red Pontiacs. STUART ESKIND Business Skills Club I2 Stu . . . nice to know . . Booster Club I2 loves to drive. Dramatics Club II Biology Club II Horticulture Club I2 Library Council IO, II ANTHONY FANZO Tony . . . cute . . . guitar play- ing . . . Marianne . Homeroom Vice President 10 alex RICHARD FELTON Richie . . . nice guy shoes , . . sleeping. Band IO. ll, l2 Orchestra lO, ll, l2 Spanish Club ll Homeroom Treasurer Debating Club 10 Yearbook Staff l2 ll size l3 LAWRENCE FASANO Larry , . . blond crew cut . . . school spirit . . . watching T.V. with B. B. Booster Club Steering Committee lOg Vice President llg President l2 Varsity Club lOg Vice President ll 3 President I2 Varsity Baseball l0, ll, I2 Club Council i2 Class Play ll Choir ll, l2 Boys' State ll Football IO, ll, 12 STUART FISHMAN Stu . . . always smiling . . talkative . . . his stories. 5 S ss-, QE ,isri 1 A A 1 . s i tr: -.. V If -Q ,,. s , MARY FELT Mary . . . flirtatious ways . JANICE FATA having fun . . . driving. Variety Show lO Peanuts . . . short and cute Business Skills Club I2 . . . being a clown . . . a certain QUY- Future Nurses Club l2 Spanish Club l2 Dramatics Club ll Hospitality Club Treasurer Bowling Club ll Uke Club IO l ' swap AFX -JUDITH FOGARTY Judy . . . perky . . . 5'O . strawberry yogurt. JILL FLEISCHMAN Leaders' Corps l0, ll, 12 Jill . . . always smiling chewing gum . . . driving. Future Teachers Club 10, ll Spanish Club ll 3 President Booster Club i2 Library Council lO, ll l2 Band lO, ll, 'l2 Orchestra lO, ll, l2 Uke Club lO Spanish Club ll M DONNA FONSETTO Oh, that laughllk . . attractive , . . always ta ing . . . a blond boys. DANA FOX Variety Show 10 Renard . . . hair styles . . Future NuIrses1C5lub11O, 11, 12 GCTIUQ - - - LEVWY- Bow ing C ub , . Yearbook Sfaff 12 Hogfigriggutbgrlwhiitree 12 Hospitality Club 12 Double Dozen I2 Booster Club 10, 11, 12 Choir 12 Spanish Club il oramafics Club ii, iz Future Teachers Club 11 Girls' Glee Club 11, 12 Latin Club 10 Senior Play JOHN FREY Happy-go-lucky . . . cut-up . . . Mr. Atwater's class . . . good lan- BARBARA FRIEDMAN Art Club 11, Vice President 12 ..Bobbie.. Curly hair Government Study Club ll future nurse . . . movies and Football Manager 10 - Debating Club io 'ead 9- FRANCINE JOYCE FRANCO Fran . . . pretty eyes , . . future nurse . . . crazy about Him . Future Nurses Club 103 Vice President 113 12 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12 Library Council 11 Spanish Club 12 Booster Club 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Bowling Club 11 Business Skills Club 12 'vm-1 HAROLD FRISCH Wavy crew cut . . . jocular . . loves money . . . having fun. Homeroom President 12 Math Club Vice President 12 Booster Club 11, 12 Honors Club 11, 12 Advanced Chemistry Club, Program Chairman 12 A. V. A. Secretary-Treasurer 101 Vice President 11 German Club 11, 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Latin Club 10 Biology Club 10 Intramurals 11 STEVEN FREDERICKS Steve . . . easy going . . . hair. Football 12 Spanish Club 12 wavy MARIA GALLEHR Maria . . . seen with Sandy talkative . . . small foreign Spanish Club 11, 12 Future Teachers Club 11 Art Club 11 CEil'S ROBERT GANARO Bob . . . friendly . . . verbal battles . . . girls. ,...-.1- ' Radio mb H, ,2 JACQUELINE GARRISON Science Club JUDITH-ROSE GERBEN Judy . . , fun to be with... dark hair . . . Navy. Business Skills Club President I2 Club Council I2 Booster Club I2 Activities Aide I2 Dramatics Club II Guidance Service Club IO Chorus IO Intramurals I2 B-Hive Representative I2 Modern Dance I2 Jackie . . . quiet ways well dressed . . . clothes. Future Teachers Club IO Spanish Club IO, II Future Nurses Club II, I2 Art Club Vice President II Tennis Club II Tri-Hi-Y I I Variety Show II Foods Club IO JOAN GIANSETTO Joanie . . . Balor1ey . . . Em- barrassing . . . Danny. Hospitality Club I2 Dramatics Club II Booster Club IO MAUREEN GAUGHAN Maur , . . cute . . . crazy driver . . . Ronnie. Booster Club II, I2 Hospitality Club II Distributive Education Club I2 LINDA GENTILE Twirling . . . good figure . swimming pool . . . Pete. Girls' Glee Club I2 Twirlers II, I2 B-Hive I2 Spanish Club Il, I2 Future Teachers Club IO, I2 Dramatcis Club IO, II, I2 Uke Club IO Variety Show II Business Skills Club I2 LINDA GLASSMAN Glasswax . . . pretty smile . . . an actress . . . Southern fried chicken. Future Nurses Club IO, II, I2 FREDERICK GLOISTEIN Dramatics Club IO, II, I2 Band IO, il, I2 Uke Club I2 Tennis Club II School Play II, I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Fred . . . Red . . . friendly . . . having fun. -0' ELAINE GOERING Elaine . . . soft spoken . warm personality . . . driving. Guidance Club 10 Dramatics Club 11 Hospitality Club 12 Modern Dance Club 12 h Junior Play Make-up Committee NANCY GORDON Nance . , . friendly . . . those dimples . . . crazy about clothes. Choir 12 Girls' Glee Club 11, 12 B-l-live 1 1 3 Production Chairman 12 Tri-Hi-Y 12 Uke Club 10, 11, 12 Spanish Club 11 Latin Club 11 Intramurals 11 ' -iii.-Ilia '- : Ia V . . 1Q:.'f.f'S14S5gk5sezwg -few -, 15. ' 3 .f .' viii!!-i.Efif21fv ? 'fp: 1 f - f 1- . .5 tr 11 Y' 7114: H it S '31 373.221 .Yr-iiaefy-, Y: 'wg Q A 'ii Ji-kg-. -11: 35?-f 1 ,iff iif.,ifar:-iffilg, wikis wg Z f Tilgzft is 1 q 254 IH YW!! it fa Jie 'wasp n2f'iff..--fe-5 :-a DENNIS GOLD Denny . . . cool clarinet . . serious . . . music. Orchestra lO, 11, 12 Band 1O,11, 12 Spanish Club 11 Dance Band ll, i2 Chamber Orchestra 11 Instrumental Staff 12 All State Region I Band 11 ELAINE GOTTLlEB Sense of humor . . . have car- will travel . , . loves movies. Band1O, 11,12 Orchestra 10, 11, 12 Variety Show 11 Dramatics Club President 113 12 Uke Club 11 French Club 11 School Play ll Leaders' Corps 12 BARBARA GOLDBERG Bobbi , . . full of pep . . . sincere attitude . . . riding in the country. Varsity Cheering 11, 12 J. V. Cheering 10 Leaders' Corps 1 1 5 Point Keeper 12 Girls' Glee Club 11, 12 Choir 12 Double Dozen 12 Government Study Club Vice President 11 Booster Club Steering Committee 113 Secretary 12 Homeroom Treasurer 103 Vice President 11 Yearbook Staff 12 Variety Show 11 JUDITH ANNE GRAVES Judy . . . dimples . . . piano playing . . . Pete. Choir 11, 12 Girls' Glee Club 11, 12 Orchestra 12 Dramatics Club 11g Secretary 12 Intramurals 10 Uke Club IO JUDITH GOLDBERG Judy . . . cute dimples . . . hap- py ways . . . crazy about Ronny Girls' Glee Club Alternate 12 Booster Club 11, 12 Homeroom Vice President 105 Secretary-Treasurer 11 Uke Club lO, 11 Business Skills Club 12 MARGARET GRAVES Margaret . . . quiet ways . . shy . . . money. Hospitality Club 12 KATHRYN GREENWOOD Kathy . . . soft voice . . . real blonde . . . bothering Mr. Lo. Girls' Glee Club II, I2 Choir II, I2 Double Dozen I2 Band IO, II, I2 Orchestra II, I2 Variety Show IO, II Dramatics Club II, I2 Uke Club IO, II Future Nurses Club II Intramurals II, I2 GAI L GROSSMAN Gail . . . full of laughs . . .eat- ing apples . . . driving. Teaneck High School I0 Girls' Glee Club I2 Library Council I2 Booster Club I2 BRENDA GRIESE Brenda . . . blonde hair . tennis player . . . driving. Orchestra I0 Choir IO, II Art Club II, I2 Uke Club IO, II Bowling Club IO, II Intramurals IO, II, I2 ..,.g,,sffQ'!?.,1 .,. , N -. , ,S - 1' ,, . ,. I. fazgferzs '1 I . :I ,f T ' ' ' , ' Liliifeiezliizc 'shes-.,,h J. 55-nu. 5. 1. :V f I , , 4? ' -it S ict! - 5? ,af , 'fx ' , I .se K .rzw av i f f I 1 -, K it new wtigsitejfisgit f ':,- if .I , mgiesf: f, ' Q gang -C f ROLAND GRUBER Quiet . . . RED hair . . . swim- ming . . . experimenting. Scence Club IO: II3 President I2 German Club I2 Radio Club I2 . J. 'I , 2,ss SUSAN C. GROSS Sue intelli ent 1. . .I g . . . an- swering with BIG words . . . observing nature. Prospectus Assistant Editor II 5 Editor I2 Yearbook Layout Editor I2 Advanced Chemistry Club Secretary I2 Library Council Iig President I2 Bookworms Co-Editor II Latin Club II Honors Club II, I2 JON GRUDEN Friendly . . . hunting . . . crazy about 5' 5 . . . having fun. SUSAN J. GROSS Grass . . . nice to all . . cheering . . . him. Homeroom President IO, Il Varsity Cheering II, Captain I2 J. V. Cheering IO Senior Class Secretary Leaders' Corps IO, II, I2 Booster Club Steering Committee II, I2 Choir I2 Double Dozen I2 Girls' Glee Club I2 Usher Staff Ii, I2 Club Council I2 PETER GULDNER Pete . . . quiet . . . driver's license . . . spending money. Chemistry Club I2 Latin Club I2 EDWARD A. GULLIKSEN Conscientious . . . mad scientist . . . friend to all . . . girls. German Club IO Radio Club Vice President II ,fm ,viv- HAROLD HALVORSEN Not a worry . . . always smiling . . . working man . . . jazz. VlVlAN GUNNING Viv . . . full of fun . . . cute smile. . . Pat. Dramatics Club IO, II, I2 Business Skills Club I2 Sports Activity Aide I2 Uke Club I2 Yearbook Staff I2 - , ,.,, ,,-f, ww f . .um .- WigQQ.ff.!i'Kifl. 1 if I I 'iw ., al R 1 -:I f .. .I m1-, ROBERT HANDWERKER Bob . . . neat . . . conscientious . . . sports. Baseball II, I2 Math Club I2 German Club Il, I2 Intramurals IO, II, I2 Honors Club II, I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Booster Club I2 Homeroom Vice President IO ' LINDA GUYER Good looking . . . nice person- ality . . . always smiling . . pajama parties. ROBERT, HAENSCHEN Booster Club I2 'I ' Girls, Glee Club 12 Bobl.C.rLJi5iE51kes . . .his radios Library Council I2 Business Skills Club A- V- A- lo. II, I2 Secretary-Treagurer I2 Radio Club PI'eSideI'1T ll, I2 Choir I2 Science Club IO Band IO Uke Club II CHARLES D. HANNEN Charlie . . conscientious . . photo bug . . . taking a No- Doz . A. V. A. IO: Secretary II3 I2 Yearbook Photo Editor I2 B-Hive IO, II, I2 German Club II, I2 Biology Club II Photography Club IO, II Honors Club I2 Homeroom President II, I2 LESLIE HARLIN' Leslie . . . quiet ways . . . a letic ability . . . athletics. Intramurals IO, II, I2 Honors Club Il, I2 Guidance Service Club I2 Tennis Club IO Tri-Hi-Y II Yearbook Staff I2 as it-we ROBERT HARPER Darb . . . seen on the lanes . . . carefree . . . eating ' 2-F'rf'0 TS' 'I-74 HWS 7 f1.TR?'i'5 . -M,fS2frki7Ji1-af .1. 'L -as-1.-vafw.. W W ., , , :vt V .WW 1 i ' ,Q 511751 in- 'r . is wi L , ,f 1, .. wigs ,V 4 uma. f :t,g,,. browflles' KENNETH HARVEY .A n E, .Fi, SEE-ztihlgg KennY . . . good dancer . . , his 'i iiii'?:li1''i'4'33i'5iQ3l'ii Booster Club 12 cartoons . . . dreamer. Intramurals ll French Club Secretary 11 CHARLES H' HAVVKINS' IH Bowling Club 11 Booster Club 12 A ' h' Ywbook Staff I2 fgi3QgfUrgIgb1 11012 gIij1L.EI i'iS?iCl4S- I 5571511392 the 'wif Track 12 ' doors- MAUREEN HAYES ' JOSEPH HEFFERNAN Joe . . . nice guy . . . seen with Artic . . . cars. is CHARLES HELLSTERN Chuck . . . shy . . . weight lifting . . . quiet. Photography Club IO French Club 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11 Intramurals 11 , '1'--. ELLEN MARIE HENRIKSON Future teacher . . . pretty hair . . . conscientious . . . teaching. Future Teachers Club 105 Vice President 115 President 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 Leaders' Corps 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Orchestra 10 Library Council 10, 11 Club Council 12 Intramurals IO, 11 Maureen . , . quiet . . . baking . . . d' , rea ing Dramatics Club 11 Horticulture Club 12 mf.-1, ' JOAN HENWOOD Pretty . . . having fun . sweet ways . . . a certain guy Usher Staff 11, 12 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 Dramatics Club 11, 12 Booster Club IO, 11, 12 Business Skills Club 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Intramurals 12 Q '9n- LAWRENCE HOLMES ular . . . eating. ci.AiRE HOLMAN 2famag,C5Vg,ub W Athletic . . . playing The tuba BS? 'ES' fem 1 . . . dark eyes . . . loafing. V'Ce Pfesldenf 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Senior Play Basketball 10, 12 Future Teachers Club 103 Football IO, 11 Secretary 11, 12 Choir 12 Intramurals Hockey Hi-Y 11 Manager llg 12 Booster Club 12 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12 Stage Crew 10 Latin Club 11 Orchestra 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12 Yearbook Staff 12 53' iw 1' if- ,lljitl lfzfi 1. iffielviiiig . . TSN? Q: PATRICIA HOYE Pat . . . pretty eyes . . . always laughing . . . Frankie. WILLIAM HOWELL Girls' Chorus 10, 11 - I Spanish Club 11 Bill . . . blond crew cut . . . wiz Boogter Club 10, 11 at math . . . Jo. Biology Club 10 German Club 10, 11 Latin Club IO, Consul 11 Homeroom Vice President 11 Track Team Manager 11 Honors Club 11, 12 Choir 12 Larry . . . good looking . . . pop- is ROBERT HORNER Bob . . . nice guy . . . seen with George . . . burning up engines. Football 1 I CAROL HORSMAN Carol . . . sweet personality . . always smiling . . . John. Future Nurses Club 10 MARCUS HOYER Marc . . . athletic . . . intelli- gent . . . sleeping. Bremen Community High School, Midlothian, Illinois IO, 11 Football Team 12 ,,,,,,,.4 RUTH HOYER Sweet and quiet . . . newcomer . . . reader . . . horseback riding. Bremen Community High School, Midlothian, Illinois 10, 11 GEORGE HYLAND Georgie . . . horticulturist . . . carrying a briefcase . . . Roar- ing Twenties music. Spanish Club IO, II, I2 Horticulture Club President I2 Club Council I2 Biology Club IO HOWARD JOHNSEN Ice cream . . . 28 fIavors . . . hard worker . . Wrestling II, I2 Football IO, Il Math Club I2 German Club I2 . boating. PATRICIA INGANAMORT Pat . . . petite . . . never on time . . . talking. Distributive Education Club I2 Future Nurses Club Il, I2 Homeroom SecretaryeTreasurer IO Library Council Secretary Il, I2 Hospitality Club II, I2 Booster Club IO, II, I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Business Skills Club I2 HAH' EDWARD JOHNSON Ed . . . friendly . . . A. V. A. . . . electronics. Photography Club IO A. V. A. Vice President II: President I2 36 HELEN JACKS Helen . . . real bright smile . . . twirling . . . the other Valley boy. Twirling II, I2 Usher Staff II, I2 Booster Club Steering Committee IO, II, I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Variety Show II School Play II Dramatics Club II, I2 B-Hive IO Spanish Club II, I2 Uke Club I2 Creative Writing Club I2 Future Teachers Club IO LOR RAI NE JONSWOLD Warm and friendly . . .I good typist . . . long blonde hair . . . ice skating. Teaneck High School IO Yearbook Staff Business Editor I2 Honors Club ll, I2 Business Skills Club I2 Art Club Secretary-Treasurer I2 ROBERT JAMES Devil . . . great personality . . . respected . . . pizza pie. Football IO, II, I2 Latin Club II Homeroom Vice President I2 Intramurals II, I2 LORETTA JORDAN Seen with Paula . . . attractive eyes . . . quiet . . . Warren. Hospitality Club I2 fn.-.dr , .M , f 1 ROGE R KARLEBACH Roger . . . worker . . . library . . . sleeping. Library Council IO, II, I2 MARSHA KARP gogmzgz tfurdg Cir H Imitw ' ' fffeirilii sms: eating u oa...a nig .. . Advanced Chemistry Club I2 Future Nurses Club H THOMAS KARPOWSKI Pwnc Uub I2 Library Council President ii Tom . . . fun loving . . . nice T0 Booster Club II Girls' Glee Club I2 Hospitality Club II ROBERT KELLEHER Bob . . . moustache . . . love of chemistry . . . daydreaming. Math Club 10 SHIRLEY KINNAUGH Track IO Shirley . . . pleasant . . . re- Debating Club I2 served . . . Hank. Girls' Intramurals IO Spanish Club II know . . . cars. French Club Ilg President I2 Bowling Club II are Qs GLORIA KOCH Hospitality Club 12 Toni -. V. , mirror in her- locker . . . driving . . . a certain boy. School Play Make-up Committee II Hospitality Club I2 Dramatics Club II Tennis Club II Library Council IO JOYCE KATZOFF Talkative . . . her hair . dancing . . . records. Spanish Club II, I2 B-Hive Representative I2 BERNETTE KRETCHMAR Kratchetf' . . . always happy . . . musical talents . . . crazy about Nature. Guidance Service Club IO, II, I2 Tri-Hi-Y II, I2 Girls' Glee Club II, I2 All State Chorus I2 Booster Club IO, II, I2 Choir II: President I2 Double Dozen I2 Variety Show II Future Nurses Club IO, II, I2 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer I2 Yearbook Staff I2 CAROL, KROBATSCH Platinum blonde . , . smile for all . . . latest styles . . , Thun- derbirds. Girls' Glee Club 11, 12 Double Dozen 12 Choir 11, 12 Yeabrook Staff 12 Creative Writing Club 12 B-Hive Business Staff 10 French Club 12 'QW GERALD LEVITT Gerry . . . dry humor . . . fluent French . . . loves sleep- ing. French Club 11. 12 Junior Varsity Football 10 Tennis 10 Intramurals 11 K we BARBARA KUBIE Barb . . . lrish temper . . hiccups . . . daydreaming. Choir 12 Girls' Glee Club 11, 12 French Conversation Club 11, 12 Yearbook Staff Activities Editor 12 Future Teachers Club 10 PAUL LEFKOWITZ Sneakers . . . black hair . , clown . . . sleeping, Intramurals KENNETH LIGGIO Ken . . . Tiger . . . happy- go-lucky . . . Connecticut. Football 1O,11, 12 Wrestling 11, 12 Booster Club 10, 11, 12 Government Study Club I1 WILLIAM LINDHURST Bill . , . rifleman . . . his laugh . . . clowning around. STEPHEN LEVATINO Levie . . . dark curly hair football co-captain . . . Judy Varsity Club 12 Homeroom President 10, 11 12 School Play 11 Dramatics Club 11 Football 10, 113 Co- J. V. Basketball 11 Baseball 10, 11, 12 Intramurals 11, 12 Captain Dra at' Cl b 10 iniimdfiis lb, ii Hiihcfliliibilio' 'l CHARLES LIPPMANN H , Ovriiggocivinesidenf ii, 12 120' H' 12 ' ' nice fo 'mow 38 ANNE LUPARDO CAROLYN MAGNOLI RALPH LUSTIG Guitar player . . . very friendly Bowling Club N . . . always smiling . . . cool jazz. German Club I O Intramurals' IO Little Lips . . . attractive . brown eyes . . . engaged . . . Varlety Show ll speed shifting. New Utrecht High .School IO Distributive Education Club I2 Future Nurses Club IO, I2 MARTHA MAILLY Mickey . . . sweet. . . Mike . . . petite. Uke Club IO B-Hive Business Staff IO Hospitality Club I2 Spanish Club I2 Dramatics Club II Business Skills Club I2 Carrie . . . smiling . . car rying her tennis racket CHARLES Lvppoisi may 'I'Q lS' . Tennis Club I2 Charlie . . . happy-go-lucky , , Modem Dance 12 59 Impala convertible . . Lib,-ary Council 10 Corvettes. Ldv' ,fi ERIC MARTINDALE THOMA Tom . . . ha good looking Bowling Club Booster Club S MARUCCI ppy-go-lucky . . . money. II Good looking . . , tall . . .' con- scientious . . . '32 Ford Road- NANCY ANNE MALVIK Stars- Maverick . . . sweet and gen- Sams Ito' IIE I2 tle . . . Junior Prom Queen . . . Tm ES ra Joe. rack IO Tennis Il Vice President Sophomore Class lnTVafT1UI'BlS ll Leaders' Corps II Tri-Hi-Y II, I2 Color Guard ll, I2 Usher Staff II, I2 Booster Club Il, I2 Variety Show II Homeroom President I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Hospitality Club II Honors Club Il, I2 Junior Prom Committee 39 Biology Club IO, ll IO LAWRENCE P. MAscARo, Jr. Zuma I. . . seen with John . . . cutting-up . . . setting new records at miniature golf. Spanish Club 11 Wrestling 11 Booster Club 12 Bowling Club 11 MARGARET MCCLELLAND Marge . . . sweet kid , . . twirler . . . Tommy. Spanish Club 11, 12 Future Nurses Club 11, 12 Majorettes 11, 12 Uke Club 10 Booster Club 11, 12 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12 Hospitality Club 12 B-1-live 10 Business Skills Club 12 EILEEN MASTROGIOVANNI Mastro . . . pretty hair . . . sweet personality . . . being late for school. Girls' Glee Club 11, 12 Booster Club 10, 11, 12 Bowling Club 11 ,rv xr PATRICIA MCDONALD Pat . . . talkative . . . twirling . . . red convertibles. French Club 11, 12 Booster Club Steering Committee 10, 11, 12 Twirlers 11, 12 Leaders' Corps 12 Girls' Glee Club 12 School Play 11 Drarnatics Club 11, 12 Junior Prom Committee Yearbook Staff 12 Intramurals 11 B-Hive 10 Dance Committees 10, 11 RAYMOND MAU RER Ray . . . artist . . . white bomb . . . tiddly-winks with manhole covers. Yearbook Staff Art Editor 12 Art Club l1Q President 12 MARYANN McLAUGl-lLlN Roquie . . . lots Of fun . . . crazy stunts . . . living. Booster Club 10, 11, 12 Yearbook Statf 12 Hospitality Club Vice President 12 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12 Uke Club 11, 12 Tri-1-li-Y 12 Library Council 11, 12 Junior Prom Committee Future Nurses Club 12 Variety Show 10, 11 Modern Dance 12 Business Skills Club 12 FRANCES MAZZILLI Frame . . . personality plus . . . many friends . . , Warren. J. V. 103 Captain 11, Varsity Cheerleader 12 American Field Service Exchange Student 1960 Club Council President 12 Leaders' Corps 103 Vice President 11, Pres. 12 Booster Club Steering Committee 10, 11, 12 Usher Staff 11, 12 Government Study Club, Pres. 11 Girls' Glee Club 11, 12 Choir 11, 12 Double Dozen 12 Sophomore Class Secretary Homeroom Vice President 1lQ Secretary-Treasurer 12 JACQUELI NE MEERMAN Jackie . . . friendly . . . fool- in' around . . . being with Mike. Hospitality Club 12 FRANCIS A. MENDICINO Frank . . . Gee . . . cute singer . . . out-smarting Tom and Allan. RICHARD MENDLER Rich . . , always smiling.. giillbblond hair . . . taking it SUSAN MER-I-Z Sue . . . good-looking . . . cheer- ful . . . Eddie. RONALD MERZ Uke CILJIJ IO Dance Committee II Ron . . - CUT-UD - - - T-BII - - Booster Club Il, I2 QIFIS- BARTON MEYERS Bart . . . nice guy . . , seen with Ed . . . Mulfinger's nose . - ER French Club 10 MARIE LOUISE MILL German Club II Louise-eroo . . . delicate fea- DSDHTIHQ CII-lb I0 tures . . . Southern Rebel . . . BIOIOQY Club IO Bill. WILLIAM MILLER Color Guard II: Captain, I2 B- I . l - . I ' Eggggfffaclfmlgi Q2 . IH. cars 3vLIIita Marys of 'deas I 5 I Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer IIQ ERWIN MOCKLER PfeSfdef1fl2 Sk King flyer en- Homeroorn Secretary Ilg Y- - ' ' ' - ' ' ' Vice President 12 thuslastlc . . . a hot 38 Chevy Club Council Secretary I2 German Club II Booster Club J. V. Football IO Steering Committee IZ: Varsity Track IO Secretary Il A Debating Club IO Junior Prom Committee J, V, Wrestling II Yearbook Staff I2 Biology Club I0 Honors Club II, I2 Hi-Y I2 Variety Show IO, II Choir I2 41 JUDITH MONSON Judy . . . lots of fun . . . sweet . . . Steve. Hospitality Club President I2 Usher Staff ll, 12 Dramatics Club Secretary llg 12 Booster Club ll, l2 Business Skills Club ll, I2 Honors Club ll, l2 Activities Aide I2 Uke Club IO SUSAN MUELLER Sue . . . long hair . . . friendly . . . going to the Village. Spanish Club ll, l2 Future Nurses Club 103 Treasurer ll Art Club ll Yearbook Staff l2 Tennis Club ll Dramatics Club ll Variety Show ll EMORY MORGAN, Jr. Butch . . . future mechanic . . . determined . . . doodling on cars. Radio Club l2 MARTI ANN MORSE Newcomer . . . beautiful clothes . , . sweet . . . New Orleans beach parties. Behrman High School, New Orleans lO Drarnatics Club ll, I2 JOHN MULFINGER Mellon . . . blond crew-cut . . A. Basketball Co-captain . . . hoeing peanuts. Varsity Basketball, lO, llg Captain l2 J. V. Basketball lO J. V. Football lO Varsity Club ll Booster Club ll German Club lO Sophomore Class Treasurer Homeroom President ll PATRICIA MULLIN Pam . . . cute smile . . . seen with Carol . . . Navy. JOHN MOSS Elmer . . . good dresser . seen with Larry . . . Marsha. Spanish Club ll Band lO Wrestling ll Booster Club I2 Bowling Club ll . . Iyy..gs. ty fl '-is-af X... ' . . .SQ lliV':5f?l21ili??Qt35i73 is fait' .ffiE f:'f' y':f I ' 'sie'-fqisifa' 15,-ark Zig, :r- is .s., , is it fear-:,iigf.,fiesie ARTHUR MUZER Art . . . happy-go-lucky blue bomb . . . hopscotch. f K ,- was -,,k 1.1 if. ' J 1,--I ii ,.-.- A If V -23 .. Q mt' A ,. x , 71 Is ia... - I I I iff I- I I ' 623' s RONALD NAGEL WILLIAM J. NEMEC Bill . . . newcomer . . . ducking through doorways . . . bowling- JOAN NELSON Bergen Catholic High School IO, II Joanie . . . happy-go-lucky . . seen with Eleanor . . . Gary. Art Club I2 . . Uke Club I2 Ronnie . V. . quiet . . . easy to Booster Club N like . . . iam sessions. Varsity Club IO Band IO Dance Band IO Intramurals II, 'I2 Variety Show IO, II Qs. .J eg- yr.. . ,s:...'. 'fail . I x . . 4 ,F . . 1.-wi, ...L J- --g w -'z-cf ' 4 . E. HOPE NORRIS Hope . . . pretty . , . always smiling . . . men with and with- out beards. Choir II, I2 Double Dozen I2 Girls' Glee Club ll, I2 Orchestra Il, I2 Color Guard Il, I2 Yearbook Assistant Editor I2 Student Congress IO Class Play II Tri-Hi-Y II, I2 B-Hive IO, Il Chorus II, I2 'Gif- STEPHEN NOZINSKI Nozz . . . ioker . . . those World Series bets . . . second gear. THEODORE NOSCH Orchestra 10, H Ted . . . car crazy . . . easy Government Study Club II going . . . building the 4O . Debating Club I2 J. v. iaiaskerbaii ii fQ2fQfq'Jfg,'5S,g'Ub I2 Foolbal IO' II Honors Club II, I2 43 mx ,.,, My . BRYAN NOGAKI Mr. Pres. . . . popular . . . Student Congress President . . . T. T. M, - L. M. and I,OOO other things. Student Congress IOQ Vice President II: President I2 Band IOQ Vice President Ilg I2 Track IO, Il, I2 Wrestling II, I2 Sophomore Class President Booster Club Steering Committee ll, I2 Varsity Club I2 Choir I2 Orchestra IO Yearbook Staff I2 .6 Y, ' s ELIZABETH JEAN O'BRlEN B. Jf' . . . nice to know . . . newspaper woman . . . shopping in N. Y. C. B-Hive llg Editorial Staff I2 Future Teachers Club II, I2 Dramatics Club IO, II, I2 French Club Il Yearbook Staff I2 Y , ti--t ,:':iii'T'f35i fL' I . . ,. , , I '- ' l ' fi-'f':s5SIIgiZZ::5f, ' . . ' fini. raiiiffswi A K i in '1fe5?fE7i?2z ii ,,f11 mm'A 1 hz v is f 5 Aafivg ,if va We ,w 4 'gn , E . r 2 33? x 3 i, is 'W-U 5' 'vm .K 7. AVN Qnffff' . Exif f' Irvs. ' in 1 Sei? 1 f . fe' - . .5 f.4ffiffL lp ., if A ,filfi in . A . ' ,ers , 1 i- 4 ri .. 3 V r iff., . eff' ' f -. . ..ji : fr that i lift' .i 52 li? Iriiif- Af? ,. f fl LLOYD OSTNER Bob . . . quiet . . . friend to all PAUL ORIENTO - - ' QO'fe . . Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Conscientious- . sports fan Bowling Club IO' H JULIE ANN OCEAK gelaf-Slgfrierennls Skllls ' ' ' back' Distributive Education Club 12 Julie . . . smart dresser . . . Tennis 10, 11, 12 sophisticated . . . arguing with Football 10 THOMAS O'BR'EN Ellen' Eimisnccigblio ii 12 Tom - - ' 9O'?d Sfudenf - igSlEileGiLfiiirrieLlcilig io ii 12 ll'amU 3'S lo' 11712 Ziilf ' ' ' mpg To West W' Dfmfifs Club 11- 123 ' 523,ii22,2'iTfi. li ii Booster Club 11, 12 Variety Show 11 B-Hive 10 Spanish Club 12 ,s-an NANCY PALMYRA Nantz . . . brown hair . . J LIA M. AL Coral Gables High School, 4 U P CSIK Coral Gables, Florida 10 Julie . . . full of fun . . . cool Academia Perpetual Socorro, driving . . . seen with Sue M. San Juan, Puerto Rico 11 Choir H, 12 Spanish Club 12 Girls' Glee Club 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11 Booster Club 11, 12 Variety Show 11 Dramatics Club 11 Uke Club 10 newcomer . . . a certain boy. SHARON PEDRICK Sharon . . . friendly . . . smile for everyone . . . a white Mer- LQIS PASTINE cury and its driver. Pretty brown eye . . . what a Gllls' .Glee Club 12 smile! . . . crazy iabout lrishmen Ta'l9 m9 Club 10 . . . kibitzing. CW' 12 Twirling 11, 12 Future Nurses Club 113 Secretary 12 Uke Club 10 Variety Show 11 Booster Club 12 Spanish Club 11 Homeroom Treasurer 10 Honors Club 11 1 1 1 1 f l t . W , 1 PAULETTE PERENNES ,f'Bubbles . . . long hair . . in nurses office . . . Joe. VIC-I-OR PERGUIDI Eigslgfugllfg I2 Xic . . . A 81 P . . .dark wavy air. Aff Club 12 4 BARBARA PERHAM Science Club ll Band II Long blonde hair . . . always talking . . . Connecticut . . . loves dating. l l 1 ROBERT PETERS Pete . . . fun loving ing his German homework . . . '58 impaias. ROLF PETERSON Hi-Y IO ll 12 - - ' ' Hi-Y work . . . leadership German Club H' 12 wrestling . . . joining clubs. Intramurals IO, ll RUTH PI-I-MAN Egwlmglglub l0, ll l-HEY l-lgstoriira lO, llg 'mls feSi GNT Twirler . . . quiet , , . eating Stage Crew lO Sf Q IO: T 11: - -- Basketball IO 66126 gigsident Isis'-UBI' pizza . . . horseback riding. Biology Club 12 Cl1Oll' ll. l2 Horticulture Club l2 wr!-s Glee Club ll. T2 oramarics Club I2 Maiorettes ll. I2 A V, A. 11 Latin Club ll School Play 11, 12 Double Dozen I2 Wrestling ll, l2 Uk? Clllb 10 Track IO, ll 45 REDFORD PERRINE, Jr Red . . . 2W385l Unit 4 . flyboy . . . airplanes. A. V. A. IO Radio Club ll, I2 Science Club 10 MARYANN PLOTZKER Plotzie . . . crazy capers . liked by all . . . convertibles. Girls' Glee Club 12 Future Teachers Club I2 Variety Show ll Booster Club ll, 12 Uke Club I0 German Club ll Dramatics Club ll Intramurals IO, ll, 12 Honors Club ll Junior Prom Committee CAROL A. PRIESTER Big eyes . . . seen in a red conyertible . . . dancing . . . d 'V I9- JUDITH PRIOR Chorus I2 Judy . . . quiet . . . sweet . . driving. Future Nurses Club IO, II, I2 GEORGE PROBERT Turtle . . . combing his hair . . . Hi-Y activities . . . his license. Latin Club IO Hi-Y IO, II, I2 Intramurals II Booster Club I2 I JOHN QUINN Johnny . . . cute . . . sport: minded . . . food. Football IO, I2 Basketball IO, II, I2 Baseball II, I2 Varsity Club Il, I2 Band IO, II, I2 German Club II, I2 Booster Club I2 Honors Club IO, II: Steering Committee I2 Dramatics Club Vice President IO Homeroom Vice President IO, I2 Government Study Club II Yearbook Staff I2 LORRAINE QUINN wwe., be Quinnie . . . friendly person- ality . . . cheering . . . pizza. Varsity Cheerleader IIQ ELLEN RADCLIFFE Co-Captain I2 H Senior Class Treasurer Redhead . . - IWBDDY-Q0-lUCkY Variefy Show IO, II . , .lgirl-about-town . . . always usher sfarfbii, I2 arguing with Julie. JQAN RANZE Booster C u Steering Committee IO, II, I2 EIEJUE Tyuqsgs Club ll' I2 Joan . . . seen with Anne . . Leaders' Corps IO, II, I2 Vafet Ushow H quiet . . . writing poetry. 'Choir I2 Boogtell' Club II Orchestra II ggLSbISlE2ZgLJl1Jl' I2 Hospitality Club I2 Dramatics Club IO ERIC RASMUSSEN Yearbook Staff I2 lnlramurals ll Rasz . . . fun to know . . Homeroom Secretary II his running . . . taking a shower Honors Club II. I2 Hi-Y IO, II, I2 Track IO, II, I2 Booster Club I2 5 FREDERICK RAVEN ELIZABETH REILLY PATRICIA REGAN Creative Writing Club I2 Pat . . . short 'n' cute . . . her ,l?Arggg?:CEa?gg jokes . . . Paul. Tailoring Club IO Middletown Township Fred . . . hair conscious . . High School, New Jersey II flirt . . . Sioux Baby. Stage Crew IO, II Baseball IO, II Latin Club IO Booster Club II. I2 NANCY RENK Nance . . . smiling eyes . . . seen with Lynn . . . talking Lynn. Band IO, II, I2 Orchestra IO, II, I2 Choir I2 Girls' Glee Club Il, I2 Variety Show IO, II Booster Club II, I2 Future Teachers Club I2 Personal Typing Club IO Tri-Hi-Y II, I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Junior Prom Committee Hospitality Club I2 PAUL RODE Road , . . full of fun . . The Dukes . . . dreaming. DAVID ROBIE German Club Il, I2 Dave . . . good athlete . . . pop- ular . . . victory parties. Football IO, Il, I2 Basketball IO, II, I2 Varsity Club II, Secretary I2 French Club President II I-lomeroom President IO, II, I2 School Play II Dramatics Club II Biology Club IO 47 Betty . . . pretty . . . sweet . . Corvettes and Mercedes Benz. JOYCE ANNE REMES Joyce . . . cute and sweet . . future nurse . . . Texas. Future Nurses Club IO, II: President I2 Spanish Club Ilg Vice President I2 Club Council Vice President I2 Latin Club II Hospitality Club II DENA ROSEN Dee . . . Hi to all . . Don't tell me . . . The King ston Trio. Choir ll, I2 Girls' Glee Club II, I2 Double Dozen I2 Spanish Club I2 Uke Club II, I2 Dramatics Club IO, II Library Council IO, II Booster Club II, I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Intramurals IO, II, I2 'WM ...aw no-1' JOANN SARAGINO Jo . . . petite . . . seen with Joyce . . . that certain guy. MINNAFRED ROSNER Min . . . future nurse . . Aff Club 10- 12 cute . . . dreamin'. Uk-9 ,Club 12 Bowling Club 1O, 11 Future Nurses Club IO. 11, 12 Booster Club 12 Hospitality Club 11, I2 Booster Club 11, 12 Usher Staff 11, 12 Uke Club 10 Library Council ll Intramurals IO Variety Show 11 Honors Club 11. 12 Junior Prom Committee I-lomeroom Secretary 10 ELIZABETH SCHNABEL Liz , . . future nurse . . . nice to know . . . Angels . ROY SCI-ILUTER range glurses1Club 10, 11, I2 -1 H Bart I , Il, 2 ggyihmtall... BBW .. Ukeclubulm 9' 'rn-1-11-Y 11, 12 German Club 'IO YQBVIDOOIC Sfaff 12 Tennis 11 Government Study Club 11 JOHN CONRAD SARVER, Jr. Nice to Rnow , Football Co- caota-in . . . taking showers after practice . . . Jane. Track 10 Varsity Club 11, 12 Homeroom President 12 Football 10, 115 Co-captain 12 l-li-Y 115 Vice President 12 Band 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 10, 11, 12 Theater Arts Club 10 Booster Club 12 Yearbook Staff 12 VN BYRON SCHNEIDER Ronnie . . . seen with John . . . lots of fun . . . loves food. Band IO, 11, 12 Orchestra 10, 11, 12 Hi-Y 12 Football 10, 11, 12 Track IO BARBARA SCADUTO Barb . . . blue-grey eyes . . sharp shoes . . . driving. Intramurals 11 Future Teachers Club 10 wiv RICHARD SCHNEIDER Richie . . . friendly . . . his height . . . golf. Intramurals 11, 1? Spanish Club 12 Tennis Club 11 h Mg. if r i L QNAQ GERALD SCI-IULZE Jerry . . . sure to succeed . . . his robot . . . building electric monsters. Chemistry Club President 12 Club Council 12 Math Club 12 Honors Club 11, 12 Intramurals 11 Radio Club 11 Yearbook Staff 12 EVELYN SEARS Evie . . . seen with Kathy . . . policemen . . . asking questions. Band 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 10, 11, 12 Choir 11, 12 Double Dozen 12 Variety Show 10, 11 Uke Club 10 Spanish Club 11, 12 Dramatics Club 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11. 12 Girls' Glee Club 11. 12 Future Teachers Club 12 Siu ,wus Wu' RITA SHAW Good times . . . quiet-riot . . . curly hair . . . cruising. ELEANOR SHERMAN Ellen . . . short . . . talkative . . . Richie. Girls' Glee Club 12 Library Council 10, 11 Dramatics Club 10 Bowling Club 10, 11 JOSEPH S. D. SEID Joe . . . nice to know . . . al- ways smiling . . . sleeping and sightseeing. Track 10 Mathematics Club 10 Radio Club Treasurer 11 Hi-Y 12 Homeroom Vice President 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Intramurals 11 Photography Club 12 JEFFREY SHINDELMAN Jett . . , avid sports tan . . . crazy iumpshot . . . money. Math Club President 12 Yearbook Staff Sports Editor 12 Advanced Chemistry Club Vice President 12 Honors Club 11, 12 Club Council 12 Intramurals 11 French Club 10 French Conversation Club 11 ROBERT SEIGER Bob . . . nice to know. . . his corny iokes . . . Jello. Mathematics Club 10 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 10 PATRICIA SIKORA Pat . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . dancing. Intramurals IO, 11, 12 Bowling Club 10, 11 CHARLES SIMON Charlie . . . liked by everyone . . . comic personality . . . eating. Football IO, ll, 12 Intramurals 11, 12 Booster Club I2 I-li-Y 12 Dramatics Club 10 JOAN SMITH Attractive blonde . . . engaged . . . . sleeping . . . Bob. Future Nurses Club 10, Il Variety Show 10 Distributive Education Club President 12 Booster Club 10, I1 ROBERT SIMON Bob...clown...hiscar.. dreaming. Hi-Y I2 Intramurals II. 12 wav-fig WILLIAM SNYDER Bill . . . crew-cut . . . saying Just kidding . . . Louise. Wrestling ll, 12 Stage Crew 11: President 12 Booster Club 12 Club Council 12 I-lifY I2 Intramurals 11 FREDERICK SIMONE Fred . . . artist . . . good look- ing . . . a certain '56 Starfire. Football 10, ll, 12 Distributive Education Club I2 CAROLANN SOBOLEWSKI Carol . . . cheerful . . . laughing . . . spending money. Dramatics Club IO, II Booster Club 10 Hospitality Club I2 Modern Dance I2 SALLI E ANN SLOCUM Sal . . . oh, those finger nails . . . loud sneezes . . . Pete. Choir ll, I2 Double Dozen I2 French Ill Club llg President I2 Girls' Glee Club 11, 12 Future Teachers Club 103 Treasurer 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y Il, 12 Usher Staff ll, 12 Variety Show 1I Latin Club IO, 113 Secretary-Treasurer 12 Leaders' Corps 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Honors Club 11, 12 JEAN SONNEBERG Jean . . . funny ways . . . gig- gling . . , talking during class. Library Council 10 Dramatics Club IO I-lospitalitv Club 12 Creative Writing Club 12 Bowling Club 12 NANCY SPADER Spider . . . nice to know . . cheering . . . John. Varsity Cheering 12 J. V. Cheering i1 Booster Steering Committee 10, 11, 12 Leaders' Corps 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 Library Council 11, 12 Hospitality Club 12 Junior Prom Committee Variety Show 10, 11 Usher Staff 11, 12 Intramurals 11, 12 Yearbook Staff 12 JOHN STEFFEN Jack . . . good looking . . . liked by all . . . pistachio nuts. Track 10 Homeroom Treasurer 11 Booster Club 11, 12 Dramatics Club 10 Stage Crew 10 Dance Band 10, 11,12 Band 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 10, 11, 12 School Play 11 KENNETH SPENCE Kenny . 4 . real nice guy . Jean . . . good driver. ANN SPATARO Football io, 11 Mui bl d h' Baseball1O,11,12 5:11319 ' ' 'oqgmon e all lslgfglllbg lil? 1:1111 captain 12 SANDRA SPADER Dramatics Club 10, 11 Qrghegtra 10: il . . HospitalltY Club 12 Choir 10, 11, Section Leader 12 53 1dY - 5 5 C1U'91 - - - WCB W'3Y5 Tennis 10 Intramurals 11 . waiting for Jean to catch godirn ga,-tgcidg Student Congress Il - oos er u Bowling Club 11, 12 Future Nurses Club 10 Dramatics Club 10 Intramurals 12 Creative Writing Club 12 FRANK STEPHAN Debonair . . . cut-up . . . crazy chemist . . . good times. ALBERT STELLA German Club 10, 11 1 . Homeroom Vice President 10 1 Al . . . outbursts ot emotion Intramurals I0 H ' ' . his odd pets . . . likes Band 10 ' ARLENE STEINHAUER h0 daYS- Sage Crew 10 H H Bowling Club H Bowling Club 10, 11 Lee . . . those crazy sneakers Hi,y Club 12 Wrestling . . . seen with Jill . . . eating pizza. Homeroom Vice President 105 Secretary-Treasurer 12 Library Council Vice President 103 11 Yearbook Staff 12 Future Teachers Club 10, 11 Booster Club 12 French III Club 11 51 BARBARA STILLER Bobbi . . . with the kids . . . clothes . . , Oceans li. Spanish Club l2 French Club ll Booster Club i2 Library Council lO, ll Dramatics Club 'lO, ll, I2 Guidance Service Club 12 JOAN STILLWELL Joanie . . . cute and sweet . . nice to meet . . . laughing. Choir li, i2 Girls' Glee Club llg President i2 Band lO, il, 12 Orchestra lO, ll, l2 Double Dozen i2 Uke Club lO, ll, 12 Homeroom Secretary ll Yearbook Staff i2 Spanish Club ll Booster Club 12 INGRID STUTZ KRISTINA SUHR Kris . . . vivacious . . . versatil- ity . . . dancing, Honors Club Steering Committee ll, 12 Ingrid . . . reserved . . . seen ClWOlf i2 with Arlene . . . reading. Uke Club l2 Business Skills Club i2 Girls' Glee Club ll, 12 Theater Arts Club ll Homeroom Vice President IO: Secretary-Treasurer 'll 3 Vice President I2 Uke Club lO Intramurals lO, ll, l2 Latin Club lO Spanish Club ll Yearbook Staff I2 BOYD STRAUSS Boyd . soft spoken CHRISTINE STINTON being a nice guy . . . loafing G Cl b l 2 Chris . . , England . . . cute. erman U l 'l GEORGE TERHUNE Vacations . . . nice eyes . . . good looks . . . sleeping in chem- KAREN SUMMERLIN l5l'V Class- Karen HSUQ-1 ' l ' lively eyes Dramatics Club l0 Il, I - U I - - Art Club l2 The ixbohztges easily . tickling Baseball H, I2 Band IO, ll, 12 Orchestra lO, ll, 12 Girls' Glee Club ll, I2 Choir I2 Leaders' Corps l2 Yearbook Staff i2 Booster Club i2 Dance Band ll, 12 Personal Typing Club lO Spanish Club ll Variety Show lO, li DAVID TOBIN Dave . , . good looking . . . seen with Artie . . . Palisades Park. Basketball 11, 12 Bowling ROBERT VOGEL Bob . . . post graduate . . . wild lighting effects . , . Hi-Y times. Student Congress 11 Hi-Y Secretary 11 3 County Treasurer 12 Stage Crew President 11, 12 A. V. A. 10, 11, 12 German Club 10, 11 Dramatics Club 11 Radio Club Vice President 11 WILLIAM TOEPPE Bill...witty...art.. teasing Mr. Atwater. CAROL VON FRANK Busy Bee . . . personality plus . . . cute . . . blonde hair and blue eyes. Usher Staff 113 President 12 Booster Club Steering Committee 10, 11,12 BfHive1O,11, 12 Girls' Glee Club 12 Dramatics Club 113 Vice President 12 Homeroom Vice President 12 Yearbook Staff Business Manager 12 Leaders' Corps 12 Club Council Treasurer 12 Variety Show 11 Intramurals 11 Choir 12 Weir.-1 - . .Lf 1..--4iilll'6i.: ., 3 .5 5.. 5 . f 'Sw s i Y il S- - isss is i kfiy A A CHARLES VAN VALEN VV . . . sports fan . . . crazy Ford . . . bowling. Dramatics Club 10 Stage and Lighting Crew 10 Intramurals 10, 11 BARBARA VROOM Broom , . . cute and lively . . . twirling ability . . . parties. Twirlers 11, Sergeant 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 Leaders' Corps 12 Future Teachers Club 10, 11, 12 Girls' Glee Club 11, 12 Choir 12 Double Dozen 12 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Uke Club 10, 11 Variety Show 11 RAYMOND VELOCE Ray . . . happy-go-lucky . . his safe driving. A. V. A. 11 Radio Club 12 Bowling Club 11 CAROLE WAGNER Wagie . . . friendly ways . . . long blonde hair . . . trips to Englewood. Girls' Glee Club 12 Bowling Club 10, 11 Uke Club 11 Modern Dance 12 WILLIAM WALSH Bill triendl . . wild , . . y . sleeping. Band IO, Il, I2 Orchestra IO, II, I2 Track IO German Club II LINDA WEITZENKORN Neat dresser . , . conversational- ist . . . pizza bug . . . sports CBFS. Future Teachers Club I2 ARNOLD WECHSLER Arnie . . shar dresser . p . . . sports . . . likes good music. B-Hive IO, Sports Editor II Editorial Board I2 Varsity Tennis ll, I2 J. V. Tennis IO Advanced Chemistry Club I2 Varsity Club I2 Booster Club II, I2 Honors Club II, I2 German Club II Club Council I2 x VIRGINIA WELSH Ginny . . . nice to know . 3522122 quiet . . . a certain boy. Uke Club I0 Dramatics Club IO, II, I2 Tri-Hi-Y I I Booster Club IO, Il, I2 RICHARD WEINER Rich . . . good looking . . popular . . . crashing parties. Senior Class President Student Congress Treasurer I I Homeroom President IO Debating Club President I2 Dramatics Club President IO Boys' State II Booster Club Steering Committee II, I2 Football IO Basketball I0 Variety Show II JANET WILBUR Tall blonde . . . flirting . . . for- eign cars . . . seen with Carole. Future Nurses Club IO, Il, I2 Guidance Service Club IO, II, I2 Tri-Hi-Y II, I2 Usher Staff Il, I2 Variety Show Il Girls' Glee Club II, I2 Choir I2 Double Dozen I2 Color Guard Ilg Sergeant I2 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer I2 Junior Prom Committee FLORENCE WEISMAN Flo . . . sister to Gail and Bev . . . Who me, quiet? . . . being with him. Girls' Glee Club I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Library Council IO, II, I2 Uke Club II Chorus IO, II, I2 Future Teachers Club I2 Booster Club IO, II, I2 BEVERLY WOLINCE Bev . . . dimples . . . seen with Gail . . . sketching. Library Council II, I2 Uke Club I0 Spanish Club I2 Booster Club I2 'rw' GEOFFREY WOOD sw - eswifit, t kk,, ,,..,. 5. .,, ,: - sf! '29,-F rw Ai, , , A Q Q , f3V7'37-ftt I Jimmy . . . crazy c EVELYNN H. YAMASH ITA Evie , . . petite.. . . cute ways . . . Mrs. Mazzilli's lasagne. Bowling Club IO, II Homeroom Treasurer Student Congress I l g Secretary I2 Jeff - - . blfmde - - . wt-UD - - - Tri-Hi-Y ii, vice President I2 clock watching. Girls' Sfafe ii Wrestling Ii, I2 Football IO Hi-Y Chaplain I2 Science Club II Biology Club II Tennis I0 ARLENE ZIMMERMAN Lee', . . . talkative . . . seen with Rosa . . . pizza. Dramatics Club II Library Council II Art Club I2 Spanish Club II Bowling Club IO, II Leaders' Corps IO, II, I2 Cheering II. I2 Booster Club Steering Committee II, I2 Class Treasurer Il l-lomeroom Vice President II Usher Staff II, I2 Girls' Glee Club I2 Uke Club President IO Variety Show Il JAMES YOUNG apers . . wild driver . . . girls. IO EILEEN JUDITH ZAGATA ii Zag . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . all A's. . . pineapple yogurt. Future Teachers Club IOQ Point Keeper II 3 Secretary I2 Orchestra IO, II, I2 Color Guard ll, I2 B-Hive IO Latin Club IO, ll, I2 Choir I2 Girls' Glee Club I2 Booster Club IO, II, I2 Tri-Hi-Y II, I2 Honors Club il, I2 I 71 . fi I iii we A ff , 4 ls l I W il f , . iii 'f,S, ,, . 'X l , ' xi K X , ii , l 5 I J ' Jliil . Q! . nf il i . YQ fi i i if S S I fi , - il X l A I , ig I li ,l I l ' it 3 1 5 I ijw , I i i if l i X sf' , , I l l l ll I ,. i i 1 l mr x I, Q- A A l l llil ' i .ai r i, , -M' 1 l . WHO . Susan Gross Richard Weiner C L A S S R S Stan Aronson Steve Levatino Terry Cox Judy Monson Fran Mazzilli Bryan Nogaki C M L O A S S T S L S I C K H E 0 L L Y A R S Charles Simon Jud Goldberg Dana Fox 55 Charles Hannen Y HU B E S T D R E S S E D Lorraine Quinn Charles Lyddon Roland Gruber Gayle Culuko H O. T R 0. D D E R. S Mickey Burghard Lee Bjong Jackie Meerman Carol Von Frank Robert James Ma rc Hoyer Ma rga ret Graves 57 58 William Nemec Joann Saragino C L A S S W I T S Janice Fata Donald Ahern Ronald Doucette Leslie Harlin David Robie Susan C. Gross Bill Baron Marilyn Nancy Spader Ba rba ra Vroom R E M B R A N D T S C L A S S D R E A M E R S Joyce Amelung Frank Mendicino C L A S S P A L S Mary Felt Jim DiSciascio Fred Simone Ellen Radcliffe B E S T D A N C E R S Dennis Gold Carolyn Camillo B E S T L 0 O K I N G -lv10Z Plan-vac! U1 xD s .lik S? R jf - - Q X Q , g Q Q U -'iff 7 X I E? mgfsiff lm Q HU - xx 3 nl lg! Af.,--,f'f-ff' 1 f 5 :C UQ :gif OJ GI -EES i4ifll:. 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A 'E ,X .3 f-f'a12f'..-s-:iw . ., Z , -f.. .13 .34 Q K .. ,. . w ' iff- M f I X Af My IU g 1531, . f,, f,':1g.z,2f ' f ys-If,..-,w,-iz,-iX:f,S'f?w,.'fQ. '3'l7i ' 55 . 5 W. ikirfi , '-'fry ..g1g.:?1,, K g,.- f ug ,MM M. . ,:.qlgg.- .,,.f.:,--.amwi z - sw-yt yu 2. Q 'Si Ein 7 -Q' 512331 955jE'Ef5,ff5 'I' 'i K 3 jf, as W 4 5 .P Q DY X 'fifilgd , 4 ,. ...Wag K , J rift? '-f ,X 1 -F gy . X! Wfffff Tl AN Him, Qifgff CLASS of 1962 JUNIOR OL!-ISS GIRLS Beftejane Rosfolder, Treasurerg Walter Jeanig, President Herbert Brunkhorst, Vice Presidentg Nancy Von Scheidf, Secrefa JUNIOR CLASS BOYS JUNIOR OL!-ISS OFFICERS CLI-XSS of 1965 SUPHUMURE CLASS UFFICERS SUPHUMURE CLASS GIRLS John Godk T Vice Pres r. Richard Atwater, Sponsorg Charles Dringus SUPHUMUPQE CLASS BUYS Q V.,,. coNs3rmmoN-..oFa.1-Hs sstuosei-it conensssfors V . ,VVVVVB eVizei5.NE.i.sLn i-not-isci-iooi.s i Amended May, 51960 V fl..-VVPREAMBLE -1 T V ' V 1 We, the members of VVBergenfie!clr High School, in order to provide an opportunity for every student to develop Vlhis abilitieg ag? 3 competent member of school, community, and nation, and tomaintaina medium for the encour- agement of worth-while student activities and good studerit-faculty relationships, do ordain this constitution for ,the establishment of a'Student Congress. V V 1V T ' l VARTVICLE I-7tflAME S V S S P U7 f-+ C Q. fb 3 -e- 0 O 3 QQ -1 UID' fm Ln O -Q- UJ CD -1 ID .KU 3 Z? ll Cx. 40 D U1 0 3' O 2 I! 0 I- 3, rn C z 'u O Ill m . pm 'J . .l .o rtcei T lf., I.. P ' QHDOFH? ' P15119 -. VVxV,,V5VV 'aiu sg., 'omznos' w-i-i l 59:o,,Tc.al 9,0 JO 'ETS -272 emo C 0.-1 to Q m no 5 P mio 4f.'4. 31 YD?-Sz Q..-' ,,.,,-nO.:,.:n m Q Q- 11 m1UJ3f1E'n' U.'D - 3.' D. ,,', 5 grim 0 C1-QI-.pi welll 3' fl Q23 E E F52 .5 3-1 'Z 'U 'J 3 ' mm 'I1 Q f 0 9.0 O O 3 3 f 1233 -+ - , z 559+ 3 af. ...V ns' in are Z, ,-ID O - -U ml C 3 - -r-25 m Um 0 77 0 'D m V1 0 3 Us 73, I cg' Z --2,-ii .- 3 1 p2.V':,w 'U 0 ' 3 F 'lg Mg s a. t'i,t 3-fc' 9-3 5,1 52 o 'Pa . ll! n :r O ' 2. ,V m n 2 . ' '4 Ei 'ru ,. Y' Pisa . To. promoteand-, help control extra-curricular activities and functions in school. . To promotegood morale in the school. V. ' V Toiencourage .student paVgticipaVtioni inischool activities. , VV Tiigtprovidefaiimealns whereby the students may be reptesented in theyactivitiesofthe school. V Duly electedby members of the respective organizations represented in Student Congress. V . At least 2. CQ ave'ragef'in all maior subjects for the previous year. V J A -,'. - A ' A member of? Student Congress ,VVV w ho receivestwo E's'.':'in citizenship at any time during the school yeaiyshali.,VVbe.1.rernoved.from Student Congress for the remainder of the school,,yearf upon the recom- -: 'iinendation of the teacher or teachers involved-to the Student Congress sponsor. ' The sponsVor may dismiss any member with three unexcused absencesthroughout the year. r T ,..g V- . Dismissal of a7Congress,member for any reason other than those prov'i'dedY'forSin this article, shall be mp at the discretion of.V,the'sponsor, subject' toriadministrative veto. V . . - .qAn11.lci.ss vi4sxEcu'rivsV coiwmrrtss V .,,.V siss l T it C , , ThQ...ExeCutive Cornmitteellshali'consist of officersot Student Congress and class presidents. alt shall be responsible for planning all meetings ,Vof the Student Congress. Except forlabsence from school, all , ,mernbers,will ,.,. be present when meetings fare called. VV VVV, s,.. t,i. . 1 ' '1Any. student may bring before this committee anidea or problem that he feels should be brought Vbefore Student'.Congress. The committee will render judgment as to its inclusion onVVthe.meeting agenda. YIARTICLETVIIQTHE HoMeRooM 'i . V A.. The HVomeroorn'.shall be the basic 'unit of Student Congress through which jeveryi student may have the chance to express himself concerning school problems initiated in the homeroom or referred to the homeroom byisome member ofthe student body or faculty. ' - ' ' l. L ' BJ' The Homeroom President shall be ,izesponsible for informing the homerooms of all Student Congress VV business and fohifconducting homeroom meetings in ordercthat he may be able to bring the opinions of 't-i the 'homeroom back to the Student Congress. - . . C, The Homeroom shall have therfollowing officers: V. V. . . x '-,i IL President V . . ' 2- ViCe-Pwsidsnf i1i s on .VVVVV. .VQV,V .,..,V. - Secretary-Treasurer V ARTICLE viuwcouensss -STANDING coMMiTTE:s f iA.flAssembly Committee ' . ca . fr' , ,Dalilie Committee?-, .iff ..,V.ir.... ' T T t .-1.' f fpublic Relations Committee V V, V VV V,,, ,Extra-Cu5riculVar Activities .committee t' V V .ARTICILE XL-erection-is i ...,.. . V . A. .All Student Congress officers are to be elected by the students of Grades lO, ll, and l2. S 1. ','. ' , . Regulations governing the election of the' Stuclent Congress officers are to be set down eachjyear by an elections committee' appointed by the president. ,I x A . All Student Congress officers areVVVto be elected in the latter part of the school year, and are to take office at the beginning of the following school year, ' T g -'ii if 7D. Officers so elected shall be formally inducted. VfV if A A 3ART!FLEf,.,.sxi-AWARDS V t ' li Al. Awards for outstanding,participation will be given at the close of each school year. The Student Congress will be responsible for the organization and-:presentationlof awards. , 5.1 . W ,. VV,. Q ?i 's T 5 3 as .TQ um 'i U a Z' 3 gpm To decide questions pertaining to the general .student activities ofthe High School. V , . To help, make rules:-and' regulations to encourage high standards of citizenship. ' . -.-. To investigate, report and rule on,any matters .re ferred -to itby the principal, vice principal, faculty, or students., Q 'Z . , ., t ' charter student clubs and activity orVganVizatiVons in- coordination'-with' the Director of Activities. .U .gif To . V .VVV-,V , - STUDE T CU GRESS Student Congress is composed of the duly elected representatives of the student body, and it acts as a governing authority in student activity matters. The Congress membership consists of the presidents of all homerooms, as well as the officers of each of the three classes and the president and secretary of Club Council. Officers of the club, elected through direct ballot by the students are the president, the vice president, the secretary and the treasurer. These four students plus the Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class Presidents form the executive committee of Congress, which, along with the sponsor, acts to guide Congress. The Congress deals with the problems of the student body through ap- propriate legislature and recommendations to the school administration. As a part of its annual activity, the Congress directs the production of several assembly programs, the yearly kickoff dance and pep rally, and, occasionally, school social functions. Subdivision into several committees enables Congress to handle its many duties more efficiently. Among these committee groups are the Hospitality Committee, which greets the school's guestsg the Extra-Curricular Activities Committeeg and the Publicity Committee, which acts under the chairmanship of the Vice President. The Student Congress is a member of the National and State Associations of High School Student Councils. The officers are: Bryan Nogaki, President, Gary Facente, Vice President, Evelynn Yamashita, Secretary, Walter Lubbe, Treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. Joseph Kennedy. Student Congress Executive Committee Public Relations Committee CLUB COUNCIL The Bergenfield High School Club Council was organized for the pur- pose of representing all clubs in the Bergenfield High School Student Con- gress. lt recommends the formation of new clubs and the dissolution of inactive clubs, and it assists the Director of Activities in the scheduling of club meetings. lt also assists in the instruction of all club officers in Roberts' Rules of Parliamentary Procedure, as well as in orienting new students as to the school's club program. The officers are: Frances Mazzilli, Presidentg Joyce Remes, Vice Pres- identg Louise Miller, Secretaryg Carol Von Frank, Treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. R. Everett Hunter. 68 EDITORIAL STAFF B-HI E The B-Hive is published eight times a year to inform the students of school activities. Material for the paper is written by students interested in journalistic writing. The Business Staff of B-Hive has charge of the financial matters of the paper. The staff campaigns for subscriptions and solicits advertisements from local businessmen. It also controls receipts and payments for the distri- bution of each issue. An editorial board serves as officers. The sponsors are Mrs. Irene Oschmann and Mr. Thomas Sheehan. 69 TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is an international girls' organization affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. lts purpose is to instill in its members high standards of Christian ideals. Activities of the club include the induction of new members in a joint service with the Hi-Y, the sale of sports programs and the donation of a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family in Bergenfield. Using the proceeds from program sales, the Tri-Hi-Y joined the Hi-Y in landscaping one of the school courtyards. The club's social activities include a Mother and Daughter Tea and an annual winter weekend at Holiday Hills. The officers are: Louise Miller, President, Barbara Glover, Vice Presi- dent, Veronica Rota, Secretary, Susan Cameron, Treasurerg Jane Bowen, Historiang Carolyn Camillo, Chaplain. The sponsor is Miss Marie Dolce. HI-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Some of the activities of the club are the sale of football programs at football games, the joint induction of new members with the Tri-Hi-Y, and participation in YMCA conferences. The officers are: Rolf Peterson, Presidentg John Sarver, Vice President, Eric Rasmussen, Secretaryg Gary Facente, Treasurerg Geoffrey Wood, Chaplain, Bob Sherwood, Historian. The sponsor is Mr. Thomas Cullen. The Leaders' Corps, composed of outstanding Junior and Senior girls, manifests its purpose by developing leadership, promotion, and service in the various areas of physical and social recreation. The Leaders' Corps sponsors various school and club activities and is an active member of the Bergen County Girls' Sports Council and of the New Jersey Athletic Association for Girls. The Leaders' Corps also runs the all school Red-Black girls' intramurals and extramurals program and the gym activity aid program. The club awards a scholarship to an outstanding Senior girl in June. The officers are: Frances Mazzilli, Presidentg Susan Cameron, Vice Presidentg Nancy Malvik, Secretaryg Peggy Tremper, Treasurerg Barbara Gold- berg, Point Keeper. The sponsor is Miss Nancy Rowell. LEADERS' CORPS The purpose of the Booster Club is to promote school spirit. lt sponsors pep rallies and gives a helping hand to any school organization that desires aid and promotion. The Booster Club Steering Committee is composed of 4l members who plan activities and guide the club. The officers are: Larry Fasano, Presidentg Herb Brunkhorst, Vice Presi- dentg Barbara Goldberg, Secretaryg Joanne Barlettano, Treasurer. The spon- sor is Mr. Robert Ellis. BOOSTER CLUB HUSPITALITY CLUB The Hospitality Club is a service organization. The main purpose of the club is to serve its members, the school, and the community. One of the many functions of the Hospitality Club is to entertain visitors to the school. The officers are: Judy Monson, Presidentg Mary Ann McLaughlin, Vice Presidentg Toni Swanson, Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsors are Mrs. Geretta Houschild and Miss Muriel Monahan. USHER STAFF Poise, neatness, grace, and grooming are some of the factors that determine the selection of Usher Staff members. The purpose of this group is to welcome and aid parents and friends at all formal functions such as the Variety Show, the School Play, and the Graduation. The officers are: Carol Von Frank, Presidentg Susan Beucler, Vice Presi- dent. The sponsor is Mrs. Claire Link. VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is a service organi- zation which assists the physical educa- tion department by serving as host to visiting football teams, ushering at home basketball games, and selling sports schedules. The club's most suc- cessful project was the exhibition put on by the Springfield College gymnastics team in January. ln order to belong to the club, a boy must have earned a letter in a varsity sport. This year the Varsity Cheerlead- ers have been admitted as members. The officers are: Larry Fasano, Presi- dent: Edward Smith, Vice President: Dave Robie, Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsors are Mr. Charles Baker and Mr. Robert Wieboldt. I AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB , The A.V.A. is a service and an interest club. The club helps the school by running films, the public address system, and a small closed circuit television station. The officers are: Edward Johnson, President: James Johannesen, Vice Presidentg Richard Scarlet, Secretary, The sponsor is Mr. Jacob Armillei. CUIDANCE SERVICE CLUR Members of the Guidance Service Club are chosen for their depend- ability, trustworthiness, and efficiency. They are responsible for preparing bulletin boards, acting as hostesses, filing, and for other clerical duties which make the functioning of the guidance office more efficient. The officers are: Melinda Erdberg, President, Heidi Bies, Vice Presi- dentg Roberta Matisoff, Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsor is Miss Marilyn Jensen. LIBRARY COUNCIL Miss Arlene Adam, librarian for Bergenfield High School, receives capable assistance from the members of the Library Council in making the resources of the library available to the students and faculty. The officers are: Susan C. Gross, President, Margaret Wolin, Vice Presi- dent, Terry Cox, Secretary-Treasurer. 74 RERGENEIELD HIGH SCHOOL AMATEUR RADIO CLUB The Bergenfield High School Ama- teur Radio Club was organized to de- velop the interest of the students of Bergenfield High School in the field of radio and electronics. Since the radio station has received its call let- ters, WAZQBJ, the members who now have their licenses have been very active with the club station. The club's major aim this year is to help the club members become radio ama- teurs. There is also a portion of the club time devoted to radio repair work for anyone interested. The officers are: Robert Atkins, President, Richard Simon, Vice Presi- dent, Robert Swicker, Secretary-Treas- urerg John Votaw, Station Supervisor. The sponsor is Mr. Richard Kell. STAGE AND LIGHTING CREW The Stage and Lighting Crew perform backstage at all school functions which take place in the auditorium. They work with all the newest and modern equip- ment used in a high school auditorium. The officers are: William Snyder, Pres- identg Rolf Peterson, Vice President, Rob- ert Ripp, Secretary, Jon Gruden, Treas- urer. The sponsor is Mr. Louis Eckhardt. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club is a service organi- zation in which the members learn the skills and procedures of cameras and dark- room, as well as the art of photography. School functions and B-Hive pictures are taken by the members. The officers are: Edward Carter, Presi- dentg Robert Sherwood, Vice President: John Ahern, Secretary-Treasurer. The spon- sor is Mr. John W. Metka. MATHEMATICS CLUB The Mathematics Club is com- posed of those students interested in exploring various fields of math- ematics and in supplementing class- room study. The officers are: Jeffrey Shindel- man, President, Harold Frisch, Vice Presidentg Carla Brandt, Secretary- Treasurer. The sponsor is Miss Blan- dine Jasnocha. ADVANCED CHEMISTRY CLUB The Advanced Chemistry Club, established this year by Mr. Adams, is an organization which furthers both knowledge and skill in chemistry. The club is working hand in hand with the Chemical Bond Approach Committee by performing experiments first year students would find too difficult, owing to the advanced techniques employed: therefore, it may well be said that the Advanced Chemistry Club will be, for the interested and qualified student, the point of departure to wider horizons in the field of chemistry and the other sciences. The officers are: Gerald Schulze, President, Jeffrey Shindelman, Vice Presidentg Susan C. Gross, Secretary, Stanley Aronson, Treasurer: Harold Frisch, Director of Activities. The sponsor is Mr. Harry Adams. tw-alia, .. . HURTHlHIUREl1UB The Horticulture Club was organized this year. Members of the Club learn about plant culture and about the beauty and usefulness of nature by working in the greenhouse and taking outside trips. The officers of the club are: George Hyland, Presidentg Helen White, Vice Presidentg Arlene Anderer, Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. H. Channing Wilson. Hia, BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club is composed of students interested in learning more about the biological sciences. Club members use laboratory facilities, hold discussions, and go on field trips pertaining to biology. The officers are: Karen McKeag, Presidentg Robert Sherwood, Vice Presidentg Bruce Mellen, Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsor is Mrs. Wilma Shanahan. CATHERINE REECHER EUTURE TEACHERS UE AMERICA CLUB The F.T.A. was organized to acquaint its mem- which is awarded to an F.T.A. graduate. bers with the various fields of teaching by means of guest speakers, films, visits to state colleges, and observation-practice teaching in local schools. During the year, funds are raised for a scholarship The officers are: Ellen Henrikson, President Marcia Hunter, Vice President: Eileen Zagata Secretary, Sallie Slocum, Treasurer. The sponsor is Miss Mary G. Rule. EUTURE NURSES UE AMERICA The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to acquaint the members with various areas in nursing. The advantages, disadvantages, and re- 78 quirements of nursing are explained with the aid of films and speakers. Field trips to various hospitals give the members a practical view of the actual duties performed by a nurse. The officers are: Joyce Remes, President Patricia Richmond, Vice President: Lois Pastine Secretary, Linda Eireinhof, Treasurer, The spon sor is Mrs. Margaret Shugerman. LATIN CLUB A better knowledge of the culture of Ancient The Latin Club officers are Tom O Brien Rome is the main objective of the Latin Club. A Presidentg Walter Dunn, Vice President Sallie Roman dinner for the club members in the spring, Slocum, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr Ronald Batis highlights the year's activities. toni is the club sponsor. DEP1 DEUTSCHE VEREIN The German Club is com- posed of students who have chosen German to be included in their courses. The club ac- quaints the members with the culture and customs of Germany and German-speaking countries. The officers are: Ted Miller, Presidentg Thomas Gross, Vice Presidentg Bill Aspinwall, Treas- urer. The sponsor is Mr. George Van Lunen. The purpose of the French Club is to famil- dent, Roberta Matisoff, Vice Presidentg Lynn iarize students with the language and customs of Powell, Secretary-Treasurer, Elaine Emmerich and France, Howard Weismann, Program Directors. The The officers are: Thomas Karpowski, Presi- sponsor is Miss Grace Ring. FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CONVERSATION CRUUP The French Conversation Group was formed to help students who have completed at least two years of French in speaking conversational French and in gaining a deeper understanding of contemporary French civilization. Lewandoski. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to pro- Joyce Remes, Vice President, Alice Phillips, mote a better understanding of the culture and Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsor is Mrs. Car- customs of the Spanish-speaking nations. menia Wasmer. The officers are: Jill Fleischman, President, 80 The officers are: Sallie Slocum, President: Robert Caruso, Vice President, Terry Cox, Sec- retary-Treasurer, The sponsor is Mrs. Elaine SPANISH CLUB HUNURS CLUB The purpose of the Honors Club is to give those students on the Honor Roll an opportunity to visit places of educational value. The club is guided by a steering committee, DRAMATIGS CLUB the members of which change each marking period. The Club Council representative is Terry Cox, The sponsor is Mrs. Carmenia Wasmer. The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to develop an interest within the student body in all phases of the theatre. As members of the club, students are given the opportunity to learn correct usage of theatre make-up, stage crafts, costum- ing, props, and to learn directing and acting. Sl The club sponsored two assembly programs and two plays during the school year. The officers are: Elaine Gottlieb, Presidentg Carol Von Frank, Vice Presidentg Evelyn Sears, Secretaryg Marcia Eisenstein, Treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. Martin Winkler, IJEBATINC CLUB The Debating Club was organized to teach students the art of intel- ligent argument and to develop critical thinking. The officers are: Richard Weiner, Presidentg Walter Lubbe, Vice Presi- clentg Maxine Edelstein, Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. John Habeeb. The Creative Writ- ing Club was organized to help its members learn how to overcome common errors in crea- tive writing. The mem- bers discuss manu- scripts submitted bythe members and works of established authors. The officers are: Peter Cibula, Presi- dentg Eileen Hertzig, Vice Presidentg Barbara Young, Secretary- Treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. Frederick Mal- kemes. UI-IE CLUB The Uke Club consists of students who wish to play popular and folk mu- sic on the ukulele for their own pleasure. The president is Bar- bara Seitz. The sponsor is Mrs. Joan Anderson. CBE!-ITIVE WBITINC CLUB 82 BUSINESS SKILLS CLUB The purpose of the Business Skills Club is to further the skills of business education students and to introduce academic students to business machines and office routines. The officers are: Judy Gerben, Presidentg Paul DeGaetoni, Vice Presidentg Linda Guyer, Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsor is Mrs. Helen Pembleton. BOWLING CLUB The Bowling Club was organized merely for enjoyment. This year, for the first time, the club formed leagues. Each team in the league played every other team four times, and statistics were kept on each student. The officers are: Marilyn Dummeyer, Presidentg Shirley Buchsbaum, Vice Presidentg Christine Stinton, Secretary. The sponsor is Mr, Frederick Belchikoff. 83 GIRLS' INTRAMURALS Modern Dance is part of the red-black intramural program. Members of Modern Dance have the opportunity to learn basic dance steps and to make up their own dance routines, The sponsor is Miss Marie Yanni. 84 MODERN DANCE Sitting: Hope Norris, Assistant Editorg Lorraine Jons- wald, Business Staff Editorg Barbara Kubie, General 0 U Activities Editorg Carol Von Frank, Sales and Publicity ' Editorg Susan C. Gross, Layout Editor. Standing: Ray Maurer, Art Editorg Walter Dunn, Editor-in-Chietg E' D I T U H I A L S Charles Hannen, Photography Editorg Jeffrey Shindel- FF man, Sports Editorg Robert Dauer, Senior Activities Editor SENIOR AND GENERAL ACTIVITIES S5 AP1T, LAYOUT, AND SPORTS SALES AND PUBLIOITY BUSINESS and PHOTOGRAPHY 86 ff? is 21-4 ' .XVA 4 SIRAAK S f . HNTIERIEST l 1 . b SSVIAKE l Q QM.. mNkxxQx V ...,. Cl AWS bww .- ,,l f guy - . . 5 I 3 5 L 114 4 Y , BERGENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Bergenfield High School Band, under the direction of Dr. Bernard Baggs and Mr. Andrew Lolacono, provides marching and concert music ex- perience for all students interested in playing band instruments, The lO3-piece marching band is composed of SO bandsmen, l2 majorettes, and a color guard of ll. The concert band uses an 80-piece balanced instrumentation for public performances. The band performs at all home and away foot- ball games, participates in the Annual Football Band Festival at Clifton, plays in the Spring Concert, and provides music for the high school commencement. Appearing over NBC. TV. at Yankee Stadium for the New York Football Giants and appearing in the Memorial Day Parade in Bergenfield are two of the outstanding achievements of the band. Head Section Leader Stanley Aronson Assistant Head Section Leader-Karen Sue Summerlin Drill Captain Kenneth Spence Brass Section LeaderhJohn Steffen Drill Sergeant William Walsh Woodwinds Section Leader-Dennis Gold Drum Malorette Susan Beucl The Color Guard is an auxiliary unit of the Marching Band consisting G U L 0 R of ten girls trained in military drill and discipline The Color Guard performs at all band functions during the school year G U A R D The captain is Louise Miller and the sergeants are Janet Wilbur and Jane Bowen. The sponsor is Mr Louis Eckhardt 88 The Twirlers is composed of twelve talented girls. The Twirlers perform T R L EA R S at all band functions and at school pep rallies throughout the year. The Drum Majorette is Susan Beucler. The captain is Marilyn DiSciascio and the sergeant is Barbara Vroom. The sponsor is Mr, Louis Eckhardt. 89 ALL STATE ORCHESTRA, RAND, AND CHORUS MEMBERS Elwood Duernberger, Marcia Eisenstein, Judith Glaess, Bernette Kretchmar, Carolyn Camillo, Eric Lewis, Marcia Hunter, Roger Lederle, Eric Schleiffer, Dennis Gold. RERCENEIELO HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The Bergentield High School Orchestra is composed of students interested in seIt-expres- sion and in the advancement ot their musical backgrounds through the medium ot orchestral music. The most important of the orchestras activ- ities are its performances at the Spring Concert, the Christmas Pageant, and all high school plays. lt also performs for assemblies throughout the high school year. Student otticers are: Marcia Eisenstein, Head Section Leader, Lorraine Quinn, String Section Leader, John Sarver, Wind-Percussion Section Leader. The orchestra is under the direction ot Dr. Bernard Baggs and Mr. Andrew Lolacono. CUNCEB1'CHUIR The Double Dozen is a vocal ensemble composed of twenty-four senior girls chosen from the Girls' Glee Club. The girls sing at all assemblies, the Varsity Show, the Christmas Pageant, and the annual Spring Concert. The sponsor, Mrs. Joan Anderson. The Concert Choir performs in the Christmas Pag- eant, Spring Concert, and other musical functions throughout the year, both in and out of school. Audi- tions are required for membership. The officers are: Bernette Kretchmar, Head Sec- tion Leaderg Marcia Eisenstein, Jeffrey Breny, Kenneth Spence, Section Leaders. The accompanists are Judith Glaess and Vera Routh. The sponsor is Mrs. Joan Anderson. DUUBLEDUZEN GIRLS' CLEE CLUB The Senior High School Girls' Glee Club is the major performing girls group in the school. Membership is determined by audition. The officers are: Joan Stillwell, Head Section Leader: Hope Norris Susan Beucler, Section Leaders. The sponsor is Mrs. Joan Anderson. SPRING CONCERT 92 S P P. 1 +N G U U N C E P1 T VARIETY SHOW ARSENIC and ULD LACE Abby Brewster . . The Rev. Dr. Harper Teddy Brewster . . Officer Brophy . Officer Klein . Martha Brewster . Elaine Harper . . Mortimer Brewster . Mr. Gibbs . . . Jonathan Brewster . Dr. Einstein . . . Officer O'Hara . . Lieutenant Rooney . Mr. Witherspoon . Assistants to the Dire A Play in Three Acts By Joseph Kesselring Directed by Mr, Martin Winkler Technical Direction-Mr. Louis Eckhardt CAST OF CHARACTERS . Claire Holman . Paul Hasskamp . George Grother . Paul De Pinto . Gary Peraino Margaret Wolin Bettejane Rostolder . . Dan Stork . . Don Ahern Robert Passantino . . .Ed Nolfi . Michael Alcock . Bryan Nogaki . Eric Schleiffer ctor . . Walter Erbeck, Linda Glassman, Grace Randazzo, Julia Gross Understudies .... ......... D iana Oliveti, Richard Passantino Lighting Crew Chairman-Robert Vogel Rolf Peterson, Bob Atkins Audio Ed Johnson Stage Crew Chairman-Walt Erbeck James Moretti, Bill Snyder, Geo Publicity Walter Erbeck, Caroline Camillo rge Threshmen. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The entire action of the play takes place in the living room of the Brewster home in Brooklyn. Time: l 941 . Act One An afternoon in September. Act Two That same night, Act Three Scene l : Later that night. Scene 2: Early the next morning. JUNIUR PROM 'N-Q-Y 0 . , Y -xv,- SUHUUL INFUPIMALS mfi Ya. 3 L ,Q ITE 1 m W Q N X ff! f fi , ' K I X VV 1 I f N X jx X w U X W 4 AK K' I ' I R 4 XX t , ' -. f Ax XX Lk lv X I X - ' V rj ff XX ' lx QQ x 'ef 1 X X X , X Front Row: Steve Bellis, Bryon Schneider, Marc Hoyer, Larry Fasano, Charles Simon, Robert James, John Sarver, Steve Levatino, John Quinn, Dave Robie, Fred Simone, Ken Liggio, Fred Capalla, Steve Fredericks. Second Row: Mr. Baker, Mr. Laramie, Dennis Suchowaky, Walter Jeanig, John Pall, John Frank, Frank Giaguinto, Len Esposito, Edward Peck, Terry DiPaoIo, Thomas DeRosa, Harvey Kurzweil, Allan Draper, Ted Malanczuk, Bill Colontrelle, Mr. Wieboldt. Back Row: Dennis Shore, Charles Richardson, Ken Van Valen, Lenny Pierson, Jerry Wagner, Ed Smith, Jeff Layne, Ronnie Becker, Jim Petroski, Clarence Votaw, Gary Paxson, Tony Meyers, Dave Pape, Joe Garguilo, Joe Ogden, Roman Maslanka. All ITY FUUTB LL The Bergentield football team has again enjoyed a winning season under the leadership ot Coach Baker. The team wound up with a 5-4 record after a slow start. The highlight ot the year was a thrilling 20-i9 upset ot a tough Leonia team in the closing seconds ot the game. This victory helped the Mites gain 3rd place in the tough B.C.S.L. league. i960 SCORES Bergenfield Opp. o . . . Tenafly iHl . . . 14 B' C- 5' L- games I9 . . , i7iHasbrouck Heights lAl O Composite Score by Periods 6 t I I :xporf Lee QHJ ' I . 18 Bergenfield ..... 26 45 i4 59-- l43 O D H u :z:DUm0m. 0.13 I - ' 27 Opposition . . . 26 3l i3 33- lO3 ZO . . . iiiBogota lAJ . O Team Scoring For Against 20 . . . ii:Leonia iHi . . . l9 Total Points . . . l43 l03 53 . . . i3iWestwood lHl . . . O Average Points . l5.9 ll.4 i9 . . . iiillidgetield Park iHi . . O Touchdowris . , 22 16 6 . . . River Dell CAD . . 25 Shutouts . 4 2 lO2 1 'T W 103 I Ch John John SENIURS Steve arHe IO4 Steve Ken IUP1 Dave Bob 1 Fred Larry Fred SUPHUMURE FOOTBALL Front Row: Dave Robie, John Mulfinger, Bob Boehm, and John Quinn. Back Row: Dennis Pruce, Charlie Dringus, Chuck Richardson, Lenny Pierson, Larry Holmes, Coach John Habeeb and Norm Silverman. All ITY B KETB LL The Bergenfield basketball team enjoyed one of its greatest seasons, as the Mites compiled a 23-3 record. These victories brought the team the Don Bosco Tournament, the B.C.S.L., and the Bergen County Jamboree cham- pionships. The winning of these tournaments showed that the Mites were definitely the best team in the County and one of the best teams in the state. The highlight of the year came in the thrilling 6O-54 overtime victory over Ridgewood in the finals of the Jamboree. Bergenfield 55 . . . . Tenafly . . 59 . . Englewood . . 82 . . Fairlawn . . . 5l . . Bergen Catholic . 65 . . Ramapo . . . 69 . . Don Bosco . . 64 . . Leonia . . 80 . . Fort Lee . 63 . . Dumont. 82 . . Bogota . . 74. .Westwood . . . 83 . . Hasbrouck Heights 64 . . Ridgefield Park . l96O-6l SCORES Opp. Bergenfield Opp . 50 54 ..... River Dell . . 56 . 40 62 . . . Leonia . . . 47 . 67 79 . . Fort Lee . . 59 . 48 78 . . . . Dumont. . . 65 . 53 89 . . . Bogota . . . 45 . 66 56 . . . Westwood . . . . 47 . 5l 73 . . . River Dell .... . 4l . 53 86 . . Hasbrouck Heights . . 45 . 75 72 . . Ridgefield Park . . . 66 . 23 50 . . . Hackensack . . 37 . 38 60 . . , Ridgewood . . . 54 . 22 73 . . . Tenafly . . 53 . 62 64 . . . Englewood . . 81 Bob John John Dave 108 Lany r l l i J. V. BASKETBALL Front Row: Lenny Pierson, Frank Ferrari, Jeff Layne, Gary Facente, Mario DeLuca, Jim Pefroskif Back Row: Wayne Dahlgren, Dennis Fallon., Dave Hoffman, Mat Cassidy, Tom Gross, Jim Corneille, Ken Scheiss, Felix Feinstein, and Coach Thomas Sheehan. J. V.- UPHU DRE KETB LL SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Front Row: Tom Gross, Jim Corneille, Mal Cassidy, Ken Scheiss. Back Row: Wayne Dahlgren, Dave Hoffman, Dennis Fallon, Felix Feinstein, and Coach Thomas Sheehan. lO9 BASKETBALL ACTION HO - f W YL,vtS THUPHIES UF TRIUMPH BE TLI G 112 1960 scoaes, Bergenfiefd 30. . .Westwood . . 18. , . River Dell . . 26 . . .Ramsey . 31. . .Hackensack. . . 14 . , .Ridgewood 31 . .Paramus .. . . . 20. . .Leonia . . . . 15 . . . Fair Lawn 1. . 19 . . . Teaneck J.V 8 . . . Tenafly J.V. 8. . .TenafIy. , . '26, . .Hawthorne Opp 18 30 20 1 1 30 21 27 36 23 36 37 17 Front Row: Frank Wadel, Steve Levafino, Larry Fasano, Bob Boehm, John Quinn, Hank Cotelli, Frank Farrari. Back Row: Jim Moretti Mario DeLuca, Ken Spence, Fred Raven, Ron Becker, Chuck Richardson, Dave Robie, Bob Handwerker, Coach Robert Ellis. l:iii'iilllli 'lf i gs .. lt, N.. cg i VD. I 'S , R v ,I Q ,S . -1, . an X a 2 E-.s z-QW fx ,g 1 I 1 I 1 K . . i I l 2 f f ,J 'l xi Y X' 1 or ,oo 73 ES X1 Nl ASEB LL-1961 iwgf .-. - riirir o ririiebrifiror 52 i 1950 scoigizs, , .fT93l g6Ck', . eik' 'iilfi i': 9 ':: :3Y'iW:'fFl?J:s,- M-si!'.,,'.' ww-Q:ffs,'fg1,.i:gi 5 f ofiiei i,,,,,, I oirr ,:,- T 7'ff.V' r ,nr, f iiie i -4m Ly . , -1+ - i , , , Q ll3 V., by, yuh.- .V iarvefolinaiiee riir L ef-,,f:,,.: in Habreucki Hefqhfgff or reiea Dumont i. ' .i i 1375 Bogota '. . V . . ' , Ridgefield Park ,e Westwood . i . Q v3 Leonia .... Northern Valley . Hasbrouck Heights Fort Lee . . . Dumont. . i. Bogota . . . Ridgefield Park .A Westwood .' . ,laeonia . . . , 18 . .ii N4 , .4 .0 - ,5, or ,2 Front Row: Tom Gross, Koclwii Mafsui, Stan Aronson, Back Row: Coach L. Eckhardf, Bob Roger, Arnie Wechsler, Tom O'Brien, Elwood Duern berger, Gabe DiLorenzo, Felix Feinstein. 35 X Q. XX X. -,bf-.Q , , KN i I ill? r i' V P1 ITY TENN l a -1961 iii 1 laiili 1 ,,i fig, Vl95055CC'R55:l ,2-, In kk I ,,?, Vkky, Sf-K kii- VW kkyy gr, i ' i ii ' ',a i if Q i i Q in Te35'5Ck 1 L 2' ,f Q a. Nbrfherrf VaIiey7' iii i lj g 5 ,a . . awesfwqoa l 'l , . , Englewood 'VQL ll4 3 .... Northern Valley, ' 4 .... Westwond . A 2 .... Hackensack . ,. 2. . . .Tenafly,. O. . . .Teaneck. 3 .... River Dell . 0 .... River Dell ' . 3 .... Hackensack . . ,.'1m,g11f'f . ww' 'rw H A H Mfw , QV.:-:mf ,h:i'f , ies!- if 15113 ,,,,,,,,,, 4,55 - sxmgg .. 5. MQ ,.., ,Q W WX -,,f a :.. Q, U i Az, ,., ,age 1- f , wa 1-,xg -i,,f ' .',.., , i .,,, 1. ,,, ,,,3,g,, Rf ' ap 9 3 iaaa '. . .. k'kk .. STATE TOURNAMENT iali iall 3 .... 'Caldwell . . O . . St. Peter's Prepf i iaillil 712' fi: J Front Row: F. Campeau, A. Mortenson, B. Meller, J. Godkin, A. Abend, R. Swicker, J. Bono, M. Goldstein, B. Nogaki, H. Brunkhorst H Kurzweil, H. Weil, D. Stork, D. Hollander, and Coach William Lewis. Back Row: Coach Robert Wieboldt, R. Weiner, J. Clearwater C Garabadian, M. Cassidy, J. Stewart, B. Colontrelle, M. Cucehiara, L. Goebel, G. Paxton, J. Frank, E. Rasmussen, E. Smith, W. Jeanig, A Braeske l. Ginsburg, J. Wagner, H. Fox, and G. Graves. 'N r Tlflll ig l 1 lfllll fn qw 1 ' ,? ':4 'i -ll: i 8:2 Bergenfield 17 V2 32 V2 . A45 ii.: , 4th place N ' .ftllf VV . . lab 1 3 f .' ' , J. 1 r I ' K llhx-J . . J ' A 48 A 64 f 63 ' G46 . 3l ' s ' ' , ed Q-,..,,. 54 b L 'gn Y 'W lag V 46 . I - -Avg ,X Q xx l l5 TH CK-1961 il9'60 Teaneck . J iffenafly .J Leonia ri'iii, JL Pa ra mus J . Englewood . Westwood . . RamaP,9i:i5 i iT'i-.V . .. Hasbrouck Heights trit J Saddle Brook J.V. Dumont . . . Riverffl5ell , . ' Fort Lee . . . Ridgefield Park . Bogota . . s.d5sgi.. J ' opp. 7l 67 V2 46 53 V2 59.. 26 38 22, I 22 40 55, 32 45 iiis rliii 39 V2 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS are: Evelynn Yamashita, Frances Mazzilli, Lorraine Quinn, Co-Captain, Susan Cameron Barbara Gold- YJGVQ. Sl-ISBN J- GFOSS, CBPTBIFIZ NBHCV Spader, and Joanne Barlettano. Miss Sally Bixler is the sponsor. ' V P1 ITY CHEERLE DEP1 The responsibility of promoting school spirit throughout the student body and cheering our Mighty Mites on to victory lays in the capable hands of sixteen very lovely and energetic young girls. Our Varsity Cheerleaders, one ot the best squads in this area, are present at all toot- ball and basketball games. They also attend all school pep rallies and perform in the Variety Show and in many cheering competitions. This dynamic squad placed first in the Westwood Cheering Competition tor the second year in a row. They perform a great service for B.H.S. and deserve all the credit they have gotten. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS are: Kneeling-Donna Seldnerg Lorraine Taylor, Co-Captain, Cynthia Boyd, Standing:-Sheryl Steuberg lrene Rispolig Gail Hamilton, Captain, Dottie Santhouseg and Anne Marie Ramos. 7 ffshgerished lofjfithiejlijjpast year was our Senior Prom. Held at the Westmount Club,lits.was all that a prom should be. 1 S' .f f . .ft f'f'.f:- Es' V s ' fi i A ffff fl ' V, ' - , I ., , ,..k,, .W ,.,,,..,,.iH.,,,. . . 'f ll ll,l The Class of l96l, travel on into the future, we will carry with us our high school memories, which will have a lasting influence on our lives. Now let us turn back the pages of time to l958 and review the past three years. As sophomores, we had many new challenges and responsibilities. One of these was the problem of class funds-a partial solution to which was found in our successful magazine drive. Another was the placing of the first honors course on the shoulders of our maturing class. We found some relief from these responsibilities in the fact that this was the last year under the hectic split-session schedule. We accomplished these things and everything else that was set before us under the leadership of Bryan Nogaki, our class president, Pierce, our class adviser. t'.-i'ri The next year brought new and exciting changes, as juniors, we entered senior high school with a new class president, Larry Holmes, and a new adviser, Mr. Grasso. But along with the new, there was still the old--the prob- lem oficlass funds, which we met with a rewarding stationery drive. Even amid the ii,, new and the old, our class showed its individuality by being tlhe first 1.,b ave its own Junior Prom, Heaven on Earth. remembrances of our senior year surpass all others. We started kiffigilflffislfiinforgettable year with the traditional book-cover and Christmas card SalgjFoilllowing this sale, was the annual Christmas dance which, with the capableplanning of Richard Weiner, our class president, had the joyous spirit of this festive season. Aside from these traditional events, our senior class had manyjjfijrsts. We were the largest senior class yet and the first under A.F.S. ,ysl a senior, Fran Mazzilli, abroad for the summer. However, these accomplishments, for our varsity football team came out on itopilandfilinfler the leadership of seniors, John Mulfinger and Bob Boehm, our varsity basketball team captured the Don Bosco Tournament, the B.C.S.L. title, and thefunofficial county title. These winning ways were continued by our varsity jcheerljeaders, who took the Westwood Cheering Competition. Another won with its unity was the privilege of having its Senior Day, enjoyed. But of all these events, new or old, the most Of the past three years, these memories are the most prominent. How- there areymaiiyfothers you may recall, such as that act of yours in the annual Variety time you marched with the band at Yankee Sta- Day Parade. There are many little things but it is impossible to mention them all. climabiirxlg event of our senior year is yet to come. lt is our gradiuiation, a ceremonyfsymbolizing our entrance into the adult world. CAs we finish one of our lives and begin another, we carry with us enduring jj.., j ft A 118 CL SS ILL Carol Ackerman and Janet Wilbur leave Frank Sinatra's l've Got You Under My Skin to anyone with a summer love iand a need for soapl. Don Ahern leaves his tatooing needle and ink to Ray Montana. Martin Alcock leaves the twelfth grade to his brother Mike with a sigh of relief. Inger Alsing leaves her hockey stick to anyone who wants to get kicked in the shins. Abdul Amed leaves Dennis De Lucia his parking space at night school. Lalia Amed leaves her scissors from the factory to Kathy and Dee. Joyce Amelung leaves a can of beans to Jeanine Matthews. Carl Andersen leaves all the junk he ever bought to Andy Seickel. Andrea L. Anderson leaves her confusion to any deserving Junior in history class. Stan Aronson leaves his membership in the field trip club to any lower classman who has pull, will travel. Bill Aspinwall leaves his seat in Mr. l-lunter's class to any Junior who's good at ducking. Don Bal leaves one beat-up free flight. Raymond Baraniecki leaves with pleasure. Robert Bari leaves a copy of the Barotsofation to any lsodimorphic Priest who knows the way of lratol. Bill Baron leaves a tape recorder lecture by Alan Watts for all those wishing liberation from dualistic materialism. Lynn Bauer leaves her expired driver's license to any Junior that's crazy enough to accept it. Marilyn Becker and Ginny Welsh leave their helping Mr. Kennedy to two Junior girls. Stephan Bellis leaves with pleasure. Ragnar Bergethon leaves his German to anyone who understands Greek. Susan Beucler leaves her position as Drum Majorette to some deserving Junior with a VERY loud voice. Heidi Bies leaves her seat in Mr. D'Ambra's history class to Ilona Hofmann. Johanna Birkinshaw leaves her unfinished editorials to any creative Junior on the B-Hive Staff. Lee Bjong leaves his reserved parking space in the fire ZOne. Arlene Blunt leaves her seat in psychology class to any Junior. Bob Boehm leaves his height to Frank Ferrari. Joyce Bohler leaves school. Jane Bowen leaves her position on the Color Guard to any deserving Junior who can tell left from right. Carla Brandt leaves her inactive position in Greek Dodge-Ball to any weary Junior, Ernestine Brudeder leaves her seat and notes in Mr. Ellis's history class to JoAnn DiMaggio. Shirley Buchsbaum leaves a clean towel to any Sophomore or Junior girl who takes showers. Mickey Burghard leaves a fixed thermometer in the nurse's office. Ronald Buthe leaves his seat in third year German to anyone who wants to have a blast. Carolyn Camillo leaves her colloquialisms to anyone who can run around like a chicken with its head cut off. Fred Capella leaves his splinters from the bench during football season to Frank Wadell. Barbara Carpenter leaves her seat in Mr. Curry's homeroom to some lucky Sophomore. Marion Carrell leaves her nickname of Limey to any other Englishman that comes to B.H.S. John Cecchino leaves his trudge to school every day to his younger brother Bob. Connie Clark leaves to Elly Achter a portable radio for dull times on S. First. Patricia Clerici leaves her sister lnez all the fun and and homework with her favorite teachers. Doris Cohen, Jean Sonneberg, Sandy Spader leave their tennis rackets to any'Junior girls who want to confuse Miss Rowell. Thomas Colli leaves the presidency of The Embalming Club to Lenny Esposito. Hank Cottelli leaves Bergenfield High School with pleasure. Terry Cox leaves the privilege of walking to school to Ellen Spaulding. Linn Crozier leaves the fun of teasing Mr. Curry in homeroom to any good humored Junior. Gayle Culuko leaves her long hair to any Junior who can afford constant comb breakage. Kevin Cunningham leaves his spot in the drum line to Richie Vereb. Virginia Curley leaves her French dictionary to anyone who wants to attempt French IV. George Damoth leaves his briefcase to anyone who has guts enough to carry one. Bob Dauer and Harold Frisch leave their pair of test-taking binoculars to any two Juniors who can keep their friendship polished as long as they have. Nicholas Del Frate leaves locker l36-B to the soul that can open it. ll9 GL ss Sandra Diana leaves Mr. Curry to some lucky Sophomore homeroom. Angela Di Federico leaves her giggles in Mrs. Link's English class to any Junior girl. Jimmy Di Sciascio leaves his empty gas tank to be filled. Marilyn Di Sciascio leaves her captaincy of the Twirlers to a deserving Junior with a lot of patience. l Paula D'0ttavio leaves her gym excuses to Zohra. Ronald Doucette leaves his nickname Sweetie Bear to any unlucky Junior who gets it. Patricia Doyle leaves her ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time. Pat Duffy leaves his lunch seat to Danny McEvoy. Jan Duna leaves his homework to an unfortunate Junior. Rose Mary Dunn leaves her seat in Mr. Sheehan's D. E. class to Karen Laino. Walter Dunn leaves with the thrill of collecting money and headaches from his cooperative homeroom. Teresa Eberlein leaves her membership in Spanish Club to any Junior who doesn't have Spanish. Marcia Eisenstein leaves her feeble attempts as comedienne to any fun-loving Junior. Elaine Elian leaves her worries of passing history to Susan Clark. Lynda Enequist leaves the crumbs on her table in the cafeteria to any Junior bird who will eat them. Melinda Erdberg leaves her tight band pants to anyone with a 29-inch waist and 42-inch hips. Stuart Eskind leaves his place in the nurse's office to any student who wants it. Maria Falotico leaves her two years of Steno I to any Junior who doesn't dig it. Tony Fanzo leaves his history terms to anyone too lazy to look them up . . . like Dennis DeLucia. Larry Fasano leaves Booster Club, Varsity Club, and his position on the football team to anyone who thinks he has the time and patience-he didn't. Janice Fata leaves her short kilts to any Junior who has boney knees. Mary Felt and Fran Franco leave their seats in back of homeroom to any Seniors who get left back. F Richard Felton leaves his list of excuses for missing band rehearsals to Mr. Lo lacono. J Jill Fleischman, Jackie Garrison, Arlene Steinhauer, and Bobbi Stiller leave to any jerky Juniors the crazy times they've had together. Judy Fogarty leaves her 60-inch stature to Barbara Taylor. Donna Fonsetto leaves to ride the New York subways with Carol. Dana Fox leaves the nickname Renard to any French student who wants it. Steve Fredericks leaves all his broken test tubes in chem class. John Frey leaves Mr. Atwater with all the work he did. Barbara Friedman leaves her gym suit to any Sophomore or Junior who wants to wear it. l Maria Gallehr leaves Mr. Goldstein with an ulcer. Robert Ganaro leaves with pleasure. l Maureein Gaughan, Marsha Karp, Pat Inganamort leave with pleasure. l Linda Gentile leaves her baton and twirling outfit to anyone who can put them to good use, ' Judy Gerben leaves crazy antics in Typing ll to Miss Terra. Joan Giansetto leaves her embarrassing moments to any Junior. Linda Glassman leaves her dirty old marching shoes to any new band member who really wants them. Fred Gloistein leaves the school in one piece in the capable hands of Mr. Hunter. Elaine Goering leaves her quick-changing mind to any Junior who has friends to put up with it. Deninis Gliwold leaves his first chair in Band and Orchestra to any student who wants the worries that go wit it. Barbara Goldberg leaves 5 years, worth of cheering outfits to Joanne Barlettano to be used for choosing next year's varsity outfit. Judy If-loldbegg leaves the nickname unscheduled mess to any Junior who drives Mr. Atwater out of is min . Nancy Gordon leaves her position on B-Hive to anyone who has the time to do the work. Elaine Gottlieb leaves her cookbooks. Judith Graves leaves all her worries to the next batch of Seniors. Margaret Graves leaves her history notes to whoever wants them. Kathy Greenwood leaves her brilliant imagination to anyone who can't think of a thing to leave, except B.H.S. for good. Brenda Griese leaves to any Junior the fun l?l she had in B.l-l.S. Susan C. Gross leaves her Prospectus editorship to a Junior insane enough to accept it. Susan J. Gross leaves the pleasure of being captain of varsity cheering to Sue Cameron. Gail Grossman leaves an unwillingly left seat in study hall. Roland Gruber leaves this will and all his worries to the next poor Schnook. Jon Gruden leaves what is left of his lab fees to any Junior who needs lunch money. Peter Guldner leaves high school, for good. 120 ILL Ed Gulliksen leaves his seat in homeroom-happily. Vivian Gunning leaves her sister Janet to Miss Terra. Linda Guyer leaves her can of spray net to any Junior girl whose hair never stays in place. Robert Haenschen and Robert Harper leave two crushed beakers and two unused chemistry books to Jack Neth. Harold Halvorsen leaves his clean gym clothing to George Grother. Bob Handwerker leaves Locker B-806 to someone with patience and a strong arm. Charles Hannen leaves one bottle of ulcer medicine to the next yearbook photo editor. Leslie Harlin leaves the filing in the Guidance Office to Miss Jensen. Ken Harvey leaves his messy lunch table to Bob Cecchino. Charlie Hawkins leaves his drum to Denny De Lucia. Maureen Hayes leaves a well-used dictionary to any Junior who will make good use of it. Joe Heffernan leaves his brothers and sisters to come to B.H.S. Charles Hellstern leaves one empty desk in Miss Rule's homeroom to any Junior who thinks he deserves it. Ellen Marie Henrikson leaves her presidency of F.T.A. for a willing and ambitious Junior. Joan Henwood leaves her job at the school office to any Junior girl who isn't nervous. Claire Holman leaves the nutty tuba section to the squirrels. Larry Holmes leaves his parking space to any Junior who cares to walk a mile. Bob Horner leaves school with pleasure. Carol Horsman leaves for Florida. Bill Howell leaves his seat in Miss Rulels homeroom to some unclerclassman, Pat Hoye leaves her changeable disposition in the morning to Frank De Pinto, Marcus Hoyer leaves B.H.S. in the same place that he found it. Ruth Hoyer leaves her tremendous talent in Dramatics Club to Mr. Winkler. George Hyland leaves one l2th grade history notebook to any Junior who can understand its meaning. Helen Jacks and Pal' McDonald leave their friendship and good times to any two Juniors who think they can stand each other as long as they have. Robert James leaves his seat in Miss Rule's class for any good Junior, Howard Johnsen leaves a half gallon of Borden's ice cream. Ed Johnson leaves his old history terms and Mr. Ellis. Lorraine Jonswold leaves her typing to the next Junior. Loretta Jordan leaves her late passes to Zohra and Sue, Roger Karlebach leaves his crazy notebook to anyone who can decipher it. Thomas Karpowski leaves-he hopesl Joyce Katzoff leaves her third year Spanish book to any bright Junior. Bob Kelleher leaves his third year German to any Junior willing to cope with it. Shirley Kinnaugh leaves her seat in Mr. D'Ambrais class. Gloria Koch leaves her anxiety of waiting for a license when everyone else has his. Bernette Kretchmar leaves presidency of Choir and Allstate to any screeching Junior. Carol Krobatsch leaves her writing to Jeanine Matthews. Barbara Kubie leaves her hiccups to any nervous Junior. Paul Lefkowitz leaves all his books and all his belongings that are in his locker to B.H.S., plus his wishes. Steve Levatino leaves his unused low-cuts to Joe Guerguillo. Gerald Levitt leaves one slightly mangled locker door to anyone who wants it. Ken Liggio leaves his great passing arm to Gene lmbemba. Anne Lupardo leaves Cecila Fasano her love for dark, ltalian boys. Ralph Lustig leaves his seat in Mrs. Oschmann's study hall to Ralph Rocco. Charlie Lyddon leaves his gym sneakers to Mrs. Drabik. Carolyn Magnoli leaves her algebra book to any Junior who wants it. Mickey Mailly leaves her two pillows from Driver's Ed. to any Junior who needs them. Nancy Malvik leaves going to Bogota games to any Junior girl who'd have reasons for going to see them. Eric Martindale leaves his tennis shoes to Jeff Breny who will use them to the best of his ability. lt will be tough, though, because of the holes in the soles. Tom Marucci leaves his car priming escapades to anyone with strong lungs. Larry Mascaro leaves his driving techniques to anyone with enough insurance. Eileen Mastrogiovanni leaves her long, black hair to Jackie Egan. Ray Maurer leaves all his actions to Gary Facente. Frances Mazzilli leaves her brother, Joe Mazzilli, in B.l-l.S. l2l CL SS Margaret McClelland leaves her place on the twirling squad to any deserving Junior who can put up with the long hours. MaryAnn McLaughlin leaves Mr. Curry with a nervous condition. Jackie Meerman leaves some bright Junior in sewing class to fix the showcase. Frank Mendicino leaves his footsteps to the all A honor roll club. Richard Mendler leaves his dirty gym suit to Bruce Betz. Sue Mertzfleaves Mr. Kennedy with gray hair and ulcers. Bart Meyers leaves his middle name to anyone who wants it. Bill Miller leaves everything to his mother and father. Louise Miller leaves her captaincy of color guard to any Junior with strong tear ducts and all her un- broken thistle tubes to Herbie Brunkhorst. Erwin Mockler leaves his flying suit to someone with strong arms. Judy Monson leaves her first period Monday morning activities aide class to any Junior willing to grin and bear it. Emory Morgan leaves his mechanical drawing pencils for any deserving Junior. Marti Ann Morse leaves to Gladys and the gang, the ability of having their reunion in 63 Sue Mueller leaves B.H.S. gladly. John Mulfinger leaves his sneakers to Turtle and Frog Patricia Mullin leaves to Jeanine Matthews her gym lock. Art Muzer leaves his space in line at the cafeteria to some of the hungry Juniors. Ron Nagel leaves his hot sax to someone with cool lips. Joan Nelson leaves the l8O-day wait to Angela Russo. Bill Nemec leaves with pleasure. Bryan Nogaki leaves the Student Congress Presidency to a deserving Junior who will do his best while working with Mr. K. Hope Norris leaves while the leaving's good. Ted Nosch leaves all his nicknames for good. y Steve Nozinski leaves his Yankees to his brother Mike and hopes he has better luck next October than he did this year. Betty Jean 0'Brien leaves the nickname of B.J. to Betty Jane Rostolder. Tom O'Briein leaves the spots on the chem lab ceiling for improvement. Julie Oceak leaves Vicki Valcourt with three years at B.H.S. Paul Oriento leaves to any underclassman, who has a car to match it, one car key. Lloyd Ostner leaves his history notes from Mr. D'Ambra's class to anyone who can understand them. Julie Palcsik and her Chevy leave Tony Meyers' Oldsmobile in the dust! Nancy Palmyra leaves to any Junior girl her red sneakers with the hole in the left one, in hopes that she may wear them well. Lois Pastine leaves her seat in history class to any starry-eyed Junior. Sharon Pedrick leaves her unused hall locker to anv Junior who can figure out the combination. Paulette Perennes leaves her chewing gum to Mr. Sheehan. Victor Perguidi leaves by the skin of his teeth. Barbara Perham leaves a year to remember with pleasure. Redford Perrine leaves Mr. Keil with all his equipment intact. Bob Peters leaves smiling. Rolf Peterson leaves his fun at Holiday Hills to Frank Jennings and Bill Grippo. Ruth Pitman leaves, hoping that every Junior can do the same next year. Maryann Plotzker leaves chemistry class and cemistry lab to any Junior who wants it. Carol Priester leaves History ll to anyone who wants it. Judy Prior leaves her car to anyone with enough money to fix the dent in the side. George Probert leaves Holiday Hills to the Hi-Y. John Quinn leaves Martin Mortenson his old football shoes with the loose cleats. Lorraine Quinn leaves her position as co-captain of varsity cheerleaders to any deserving Junior. Ellen Radcliffe leaves Lana Segan with another year to go. Joan Ranze leaves one last year in school to any Junior who has the nerve to stick it out. Eric Rasmussen leaves quickly. Fred Raven barely leaves. Pat Regan leaves her telephone number to any boy who likes to dial. Liz Reilly leaves her track shoes to any Junior who likes getting up late in the morning. Joyce Remes leaves for Bellevue. Dave Robie leaves his teeth to Paul DiPaulo. l22 l l' ILL Paul Rode leaves his books and brains to Joan. Dena Rosen leaves her Hopalong Cassidy thermos and her seat in the cafeteria to any Junior who is on a diet. Min Rosner leaves all her plans and schemes to her sister, Phyllis. Joann Saragino leaves her gym excuses to Barbara Kleman. John Sarver leaves the football co-captaincy and his best wishes to next year's co-captains. Barbara Scaduto leaves her mittens to any Junior whose hands freeze in steno class. Roy Schluter leave his gym sneakers and slightly used sweatshirt to Tony Swanson. Liz Schnabel and Joan Stillwell leave their glockenspiels to anyone willing to break his back. Byron Schneider leaves a seat in Mr. Claxton's sunrise class to any Senior who can get up with the birds. Richard Schneider leaves his broken chemistry glassware to any clumsy Junior. Gerald Schulze leaves his '48 Packard to anyone who will take it. Evelyn Sears leaves Mr. Belchikoff's Algebra ll class. Joseph Seid leaves his overdue library books to someone who ca res to return them. Bob Seiger leaves his barbells to Richie Sauer because he needs them. Rita Shaw leaves her seat in Mr. Ellis's history class to any fortunate Junior who gets him. Eleanor Sherman leaves her gym outfit to any deserving Junior who can bear to wear it. Jeffrey Shindelman leaves his broken thistle tube to any Junior willing to fuse the pieces together. Pat Sikora leaves a tray of hot dogs to sell at football games to any deserving person. Charles Simon leaves his place in the shower room to any Junior. Fred Simone leaves his bent leg bone for any deserving Junior who wants to get out of practice. Sallie Slocum leaves her apple supplies to any sneaky Junior who can eat them in club meetings after school without getting caught. Joan Smith leaves to get married. Bill Snyder leaves the presidency of stage crew to any Junior who likes to stay up late at night lworking in the Auclitoriuml. Carolann Sobolewski leaves her seat in art class to Bonnie Furchner. Nancy Spader leaves climbing over the back school fence when the gate is locked to Caroline Stokes. Ann Spataro leaves her seat in the cafeteria to any student who is hungry. Kenny Spence leaves his position on the wrestling team to whoever can stand Mr. Cascio's beatings. John Steffen leaves his lab locker to anyone who has glass glue or money to pay the lab fees. Al Stella leaves the Juniors and Sophomores behind. Frank Stephan leaves his Senior blasts to Chuck Richardson. Boyd Strauss leaves his seat in Mr. Van Lunen's German class to anyone with a crazy sense of humor. Ingrid Stutz leaves her seat in Senior Science class to any willing Junior. Kris Suhr and Eloise Baffuto leave their six years of friendship to any two who can put up with each other that long. Karen Sue Summerlin leaves her solo cornet to Bob Heaton. George Terhune leaves Mr. Curry a typewriter in one piece. Dave Tobin leaves with no unhappiness. Bill Toeppe leaves his history notes to any Junior who can decipher them. Charles Van Valen leaves his seat in the cafeteria to any Sophomore. Ray Veloce leaves the cafeteria with indigestion. Bob Vogel leaves the lighting console to anyone who can outguess it and the patch panel to any boy who can untangle it. Carol Von Frank leaves her empty gas tank to some forgetful Junior. Barbara Vroom leaves two years of hard work, hardships, and loads of fun in the majorettes to Sue Lubell. Carole Wagner leaves to ride the New York subways with Donna. Bill Walsh leaves as quickly and as quietly as he can. Arnie Wechsler leaves a phonetic spelling of his last name to everyone who pronounces it wrong. Richard Weiner leaves any unsold boxes of Christmas cards to the next Senior Class President. Florence Weisman leaves her once-used method of getting back to school late from Behind-the-Wheek Driving to any really, really deserving Behind-the-Wheel student! Linda Weitzenkorn leaves with fond memories of Bergenfield High Schooll Bev Wolince leaves to some deserving Junior one cupcake and half a container of milk. Geoffrey Wood leaves the Bergenfield wrestling squad with much regret. Evelynn Yamashita leaves her position as Secretary of Student Congress to some deserving Junior. Jimmy Young leaves his history notes to Mr. D'Ambra, who inspired him to write them down. Eileen Zagata leaves her dark glasses to an undiscovered Junior. 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