Bernards High School - Bernardian Yearbook (Bernardsville, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

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Administration And Foculty ,,,, Seniors ..... Juniors Sophomores ..... Freshmen .... Activities ..... Sports .... 8. Ads' ond Potrons ..... Epilogue I 8-1 .4 .6 ..8 28 68 76 82 88 22 52 60 F :W , 'Q 52 fi R1 ,ri X, rx? I 'SJGQUI ii A Lila ,QR get 51 ' f ,fx .J ,V , fx. ' ! . i V fx QV-J wx 5 N N Q-.3 i. , fl,--E, !Ax,,- L?IQ,j,a KX mo - 1 MN X UW ,X th' Af ,, f 5 ,, .ff N X 1.1 JJ Xtlfvu :Y ,sf jk! 5 fx., AVL be ix ,KJV K' AN if' ,. Lfukija, ja, . 4 1 1 I F , 5 si U E1 , asf J i5 ,eff Xing' A iw 4 Patterns The night set softly with hushed, falling leaves, Casting shivering shadows on the houses through the trees, And the light from a street lamp paints a pattern on my wall, Like the pieces of a puzzle or a child 's uneven scrawl. Up a narrow flight of stairs in a narrow little room, As I lie upon my bed in the early evening gloom, lmpaled on my wall, my eyes can dimly see The pattern of my life and the puzzle that is me. From the moment of my birth to the instant of my death, There are patterns I must follow, just as I must breathe each breath. Like a rat in a maze, a path before me lies, And the pattern never alters until the rat dies. The pattern still remains on the wall where darkness fell, And it 's fitting that it should, for in darkness I must dwell. Like the color of my skin or the day that I grow old, My life is made of patterns that can scarcely be controlled. by Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel Printed by permission of CHARING CROSS MUSIC COMPANY Copyright 1955 6 5211azzs: 2fHf2EzQfafz eewsnfiiisssfez-z1.if-w.1: 1: 1 Dedication Mr. George Smith is a teacher with a unique way of imparting his own vast knowledge of the English language, literature, and contemporary drama to his students. A spontaneous man with an unbounded enthusiasm for originality and excellence in educa- tion, Mr. Smith deserves the honor of the dedication of the 1968 Bernardian. ROBERT M. SHAW Principal B.A. Gettysburg College, M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh DAVID A. MacNICOLL Assistant Superintendent B. S. West Chester College, M. S. Bucknell University Administration cmd Fciculty JOHN R. MOORHEAD Superintendent of Schools B. S. , M, S, Rutgers EDWARD H. MATHER B,S, St. Joseph's College, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Montclair State College Hobbies: art, painting, sports, coaching CHARLOTTE S . ROY English B,S, Elmira College, graduate work at Rutgers Hobbies: boating, reading, music GEORGE SMITH, Department Chairman B.A, Paterson State College, M,A. Seton Hall, attended Montclair State College Hobbies: comtemporary drama GAY SAUER B, S. West Texas State University advanced work at West Texas and Montclair State Hobbies: bridge, reading, theater E E I0 Mm, SECRETARIES: Left tO right: Mrs. Bolash, Mrs. Thorns, Mrs. Marsden, Mrs. Block, Mrs. Schottg Absent: Mrs. Kinsella. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Dr. John P. Horton President, Charles C. Houtz - Vice-Pres- ident, W. Gorden Binks, Robert A. Hanle, Albert S. Johnston, Jr., Atlas Mastrobattista, Peter S. Palmer, Dr. John Patterson, Robert T. Quade. SECRETARIES: Mrs. Foreman - Secretary to Mr. Moorhead, Harold E. Walsh, Cather- ine J. Walsh, Secretaries to the Board of Education. JESSE I. TAYLOR staff Assistant B.S. Rutgers University, M. Ed. University of North Carolina PENNY C. JONES B,A. Baldwin - Wallace College Hobbies: reading, consuming popcorn, art museums fl l lib- if XX Q09 l mfvgi ,ll V ol ,gf Qi ml 1 EM' law' QM ' li 24191 jf JCQQX fjgx ' 'n W ZYLJV X- I Foreign Longuoge EDWARD I. BUCKLEY B. S. Boston College, AILEEN NOWATZKI A. B. Universite de Laval and College of St, Elizabeth, graduate study at Middlebury, University of Pittsburgh, Universite of Paris Hobbies: skiing, sailing, swimming BETH TABOR B. A. College Misericordia Hobbies: sewing, bowling IUANITA GARDNER B.A, Principia College, M. A. Middlebury Col- lege, graduate work at Cornell, University of Vienna, Stanford University in Germany Hobbies: swimming, traveling, skiing, reading, listening to music study at the Univer- sity of New Hamp- golf shire, Newark State College Hobbies: golf and other sports KATHERINE HOSMER, Department Chairman A,B. Rollins College, graduate study at La Sorbonne, Columbia University, Rutgers University, Montclair State College, Princeton University Hobbies: writing, raising Siamese cats, herb garden SHIRLEY WEBER B.S. Montclair State College Hobbies: flying, knitting, reading, sewing canoeing, bowling CHRISTINE DONAHUE B,A. Douglass College Hobbies: sewing, bowling, golf I3 SHEILA F. FAZZARI B. S, New York State University at A1- bany, M,S, Rutgers Hobbies: hiking, guitar J Science JOHN JAMES MCVEY III B.A, Newark State College, now attending Montclair State College Hobbies: athletics JOHN THOMAS FENIMORE, Department Chairman B, S, , M. A, Seton Hall, advanced study at Franklin and Marshall College, Yale, d Bowdoin College, Drew, Pace College, Montclair State, Penn State GRANT STEVENS B. S. Bloornsburg State College Hobbies: sports NATHAN MACADAM B.A. , M.A, Lehigh University HARVEY BRUMBACH , . B. A, Upsala College, M. A. Seton S I d I Hall University, graduate study at Rutgers Hobbies: woodworking, cabinet work JOEL MELITSKI B. S. Bloomsburg State College Hobbies: sports, golf, fishing, hunting I6 DONALD W. FERRY B,A, Rutgers University, M.A, Mont- clair State College Hobbies: sports, water skiing, cave exploring FRED DAVENPORT B. A, Pfeiffer College, M. A. T. Emory Uni- versity Hobbies: choral and instrumental music, photography DAVID SAMUELS STEPHEN IAYE, Department Chairman B. 5. Mgunt gt. Marys College, now B. A. , M.A, Montclair State College attending Seton Hall University Hobbies? traveling, reading Hobbies: athletics L J-by A 'P , N ,N ,ni f 1 1 ' if-:HQ - W 1 .ff , ,af - 1 P sz WILLIAM DU NNE A. B, , M, A, Boston College Hobbies: golf MARY I. DOBICH B. S. California State College, ad- vanced study at the University of Pittsburgh Hobbies: camping, hiking, sewing Mathematics iamszzzsteszzfft:amz- 1 Wf'-' YATES A . Wilson College ics . . Lt' JWI. ,W wt -0 , NW ,K I tgvu I NWN Win X ,,F, ff I I 1 Kg f 'I ix I My xx Xl I I ' x I I ffiitld swimming, sailing, photography, V XWOU Qiwfmgc tp off' 1 QD-X Qjbb A WILLIAM ROEDER, Department Chairman - KA A A B.S. Bloomsburg State College, M.S. OJ LQ! I Bucknell University, graduate study at .MM . U x Xffx , , Montclair State, Rutgers, Penn State X' - - 5' f Hobbies: camping, gardening FREDERICKA VIRAGI-I B.S. Indiana University, University of Pennsylvania Hobbies: bowling, tennis, cooking, volleyball I9 JAMES MANGIAFICO B. S. Fairmont State College, Univer- sity of Mississippi Hobbies: sports MARY METZGER B, A, , M.A. Montclair State College Hobbies: sports, cooking, reading 20 DOROTHY ROCKEFELLER B. S. Beaver College, M. Ed. University, graduate work at Mont clair State College Hobbies: camping, hiking, work, fishing Physical Education BERNARD KOPP, Department Chairman B.S, Albright College, M.A. New York University Hobbies: baseball, football SUE MILLER B. S. Southern Illinois University M. Ed. University of Illinois Hobbies: sports GERALD KELLER B. S. East Stroudsburg State College 2I GEORGE CHASE Tyler School of Fine Art Temple University, cur- rently attending Newark State College Hobbies: painting, film, skiing GEORGE CUPELLI B S California State College Hobbies coin collecting, fishing JOHN D. MELITSKY B,A. Trenton State College, ad- vanced study at Trenton State College Hobbies: camping MICHAEL CARDILLO B.A. Rutgers University, graduate study at Rider College Hobbies: skiing BARBARA MORSE FRASER B. S. Westbrook Junior College, Uni- versitysof Vermont Hobbies: oil painting, state of Maine Business Educcafion I f, An,-u If , rw M ' x . , '5 IRENE HOLMES B. A. Montclair State College Hobbies: sewing, swimming, ice skating JOHN W, UTZ, Department Chairman B. S. Bloomsburg State College, M. S. University of Pennsylvania MILDRED SWETNAM A. B. , M, A. Bucknell University, advanced study at Penn State, Colum- bia, Newark State College, Rutgers, New York University Hobbies: music, traveling, camping G U ldCl n C 9 STEPHEN E. DoMERRVr'r, School Psychologist B.S., M. Ed, Rutgers University 1 HARRY KRU MBI EGEL bia University Hobbies: reading JOSEPH J. GERRITY B. S. East Stroudsburg State College, M.A. Newark State College, advanced study at Rutgers Hobbies: sports, reading B,A. Ohio University, M.A. Colum- 25 Librarian MARY ELIZABETH YOUNG A.B. Oberlin College, library science at Trenton State College Hobbies: harp, travel ESTHER L. MCCUE R,N, Overlook Hospital School of Nursing, P,S,N.C. Newark State College, Trenton State College Hobbies: reading, poetry, cooking Nurse Cusfodicms Left to right: Wayne Morrow, Thomas Rota, James Colqutroun, Frank Burke, Harry Siley, Mrs. Harry Sileyg Absent: John Junchen Parillo, Mrs. Marko. to right: Mrs. Edmonds, Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Mrs. Covalinski, Mrs. Buro, Mrs. Devido, T- TQONX X E YK E Q The Senior Class Nineteen Hundred Sixty Eight Officers Mark Wuerfel, Treasurerg Christy Knauff, Vice Presidentg I Mary Castrilli, Secretary. v . Head Advisor: MRS. DOROTHY H. ROCKEFELLER Bernards welcomed us as freshmen in the fall of '64, We soon became accustomed to our new en- vironment, and capably led by President Debbie Talbot, Vice President Bruce Appeldoorn, Secretary Mary Castrilli, and Treasurer Jim D'Agostino, we began to function as a class. Our first significant en- deavor was sponsoring our own Freshman Clash Dance. ' As sophomores, we returned to Bernards anxious to tackle our new responsibilities. Under the spirited leadership of President Sean Kelly, Vice President Chris Hopper, Secretary Mary Castrilli, and Treasurer Lynda Young, we gave the traditional Baby Party for the incoming freshmen. Keeping the sophomore tradition, we transformed the December bulletin boards into The Night Before Christmas. Our greatest Sophie accomplishment proved to be the January Sophomore Dance. Q ln our Junior year, our officers were Kip Reilly, Presidentg Steve Munro, Vice Presidentg Mary Cas- trilli, Secretary: and Cyndi Werring, Treasurer. Nearly one hundred couples were transported to An Evening in Paris as we proudly presented our memorable Junior Prom in December, No doubt '67-'68 will be our most memorable year at B, H. S. Class officers John Zimmerman, Presidentg Christy Knauff, Vice Presidentg Mary Castrilli, Secretaryg and Mark Wuerfel, Treasurer, carried out class activities despite the hindrance of an incomplete school building, We held the Senior Dance in October, organized one of the largest pre-Ridge bonfires B.H. S. has ever seen, and appropri- ately ended the year with the unforgettable Senior Prom. We have seen ourselves improve both scholastically and individually during our four-year stay at Bernards. We are appreciative of the efforts of the faculty and administration who have made these unique experiences possible. Look out, world! B.H. S. has once again launched a group of determined individuals eager to take on life's challenging future. HARRY ABEL At home backstage or on the golf course . . . light- ing club president . . . likes math and blue jeans . .. nice sideburns . . . fu- ture in engineering. GARY AHEARN New member of the class of '68 . . . California guy . . . great things with the cross country team . . . abstract artist . . . sun- burst award winner. CATHY ALPAUGH Cheery transport from A FCHUY Sweet sal Gladstone every day constantly squinting Oh, that hair! Sophisticoiion N LYNDA YOUNG, KIP REILLY BRUCE APPELDOORN DEAN BAIM BELINDA BALLENTINE Big in size and brains . . . Smart, but better known Vivacious cheerie captain enjoys physics and chem- for his wit . . . assistant . . . Blinks . . . smile for istry . . . busy assistant editor for the Crimson . . . everyone . . . her person- editor of the Crimson . . . future T. V. journalist . . . Hlify CXCCIS . . . always slow and easy going man- interest in photography. there to lend a helping ner. PATRICIA BARNES Dandelions . . . one of the two . . . anyone for Mar- tha's Vineyard? . . . one of the blond cheeries . . . future Florence Nightin- gale. CHARLEEN BEHME Cash register comman- dant in the cafeteria , . . will pursue French in col- lege . . . short'n giggley . . . Hails from Wayne . . talk much? HM BARTZ He left his heart in LA . . a golf bum . . . excellent football player in psychol- ogy . . . B. H. S. newcom- er. TOM BEISER Hails from Gladstone . . . quiet CPD . . . avid hunter . . . faithful rider of the Erie-Lackawanna . . . par- tial to shop. IMELDA BARNES Whizzes by in the white flash . . . frequents the shore . . .the Other half . . . peppy twirler . . . Spanky and Our Gang. NANCY BENEDETTI Beautiful long, long black hair . . . Hugo 's favorite OJ customer . . . toots a flute . . . one of the mods. CAROL BERINGER Quiet and friendly . . . famous remnants of W. W. I and Il for history class . . . tries hard . . . has much school spirit . . . en- joys sewing class. PAM BERRY Pretty blue eyes . . . mu- sically talented . . . Curl Free's favorite . . . sharp wit and a pleasing person- amy. EDWARD BIUNNO Traveling man . . . August wedding plans . . . hum- bug on haircuts . . . likes food, parties and Jean. AINSLEY BODMAN IEFF BOLASI-I ROBERT BOMBERGER Psychedelic artist . . . An excellent wrestler . . . Older half of the unlook- beautiful long dark hair known to many as Dink alike Bomberger twins . . . . . . always laughing . . . . . . quiet but always built big and loaded with mischievous .. . loves to thinking . . . has a remark spirit . . . football is his ski . . . You're young to fit the occasion. favorite. . . . knows what's happen- ing. DAVID BOOTH Boothy . . . big sports fan . . . cheerful . . . can tell a good' joke . . . hap- piest when Bernards wins. ANNE BUONPANE Happiness is a Hammond organ . . . our high step- ping Color Guard captain . . . talented . . . Shadows in the night. LEILA BOSE Very quiet . . . loves to write . . . dependable . . a wonderful person to know . . . Crimson news editor. ROBIN BURGERS Bobbie . . . friendly hi to all . . . full of ideas .. . an interest in art . . . shiny blond hair . . . bound to succeed. WILLIAM BOMBERG A dedicated athlete . future business tycoon throws a mean discus captain of the great Track team . . . drive hot '57 Ford. ER S3 JOE CAPODIFERRO Rosr MARIE CARUSO Nice Smile - - - BOY, CHU Tiny senior . . . long dark he blush! - - - 3 10Ya1 hair . . . great dancer . . . Giant fan . . . dependable has lots to Say l . ' Out- - - ' Sin OVCT COS equals? going . . . likes action . . . queen of the 'A' lunch senior table. 101-IN CASENDINO MARY CASTRILLI He who hesitates is lost! . . . Cheerie of the week . . . I really do hate D. Q. 's . . . great class secretary . . . Are you coming tomorrow? Toody . . . member of the Esso set . . . knows just a little about cars . . . great dancer. Rebellion Overshcadows Weakness PATTY HEROLD, DAVE FULTON DAVID CAVALUZZI CEILIA CA VA LU ZZO 5 o'clock world . . . Hey Ceil . . . small and sweet Dave, Hide that! . . . . . . likes music , . . long seen in a blue Mustang time Delbarton fan . . . gentlemen prefer Humanities is her favor- blonds . . . tea time. ite. SANDRA CHAMBERS Seen twirling up a Storm on the football field . . . mature, intelligent, well- mannered . . . usually takes school seriously, but fun is a favorite too! EUGENIE COOK Active in Spanish club . . . biology is her favorite? . . . Bound for college . . intelligent blond who 's - fun to be with. LINDA COLLIER Beautiful hair . . . always laughing , . . Crimson editor-in-chief . . . bub- bling personality . . . .spirit to match. MARSHA CRAIG I saw an amoeba in the Black River. . . . endless enthusiasm . . . light and bright charm that should go far . . . life is never dull with Macky around. JANE CAVALUZZO Energetic cheerleader . . . J. V. captain . . . tiny in size but big in spirit . . . beautiful eyes . . . sews a lot of her own clothes. NICK CAVALUZZO B. H. S. 's smallest defen- sive end . . . moves on the field . . . good looking guy . . . great smile . . . liked by all. DAVID CROSBY V. P. of lighting crew . dependable hard worker . . . likes to ski in the Poconos . . . mathemati cally minded. .TIM D'AGOS'I'INO Able football player . . . always ready for a good time . .. good things come in small packages . . . expert in enthusiasm. NANCY DAN DINO Beautiful black hair . . . cute and cuddly . . . loves a good time . . . and Joey . . . little and mysterious. W 'sf-4:1''-wasf'-was-1wxQ-wzff-'si5 f' ' BILL DAWES Blond, blue eyes . . . a welcome addition to B.H. S. . . . Who else uses a golf club for a cane? THEO DE FELICE MARY LOUISE DE FILIPPIS JOE DE PIETRO with a flair for the Small and perky . . . Comes alive at 3:05 . . . mm H I a lot of fun Those sparkling eyes! . . . great sense of humor . . . to be with , , , headed for often appears quiet . . . Not a care in the world success , . . a rugged in- enjoys sewing. . . . hard working boy . . . dwiduausr .. . sometimes Dees delight- very serious . SHARON DOMURAD Always a smile . . . guard- ian of the school flag . . . honor society treasurer . . shows a subtle sophistica- tion. JAMES DUSEL Literary mind . . . left Gladstone for the Fun City . . . true individual ist . . . has contributed much to humanities . . . intellectual outlook. MIKE DOROSHUK Cross Country and Track man . . . always cheerful . . . bright outlook on life funto bewith History II is his favorite. TOM EPPLER Flowers forever . . . mem ber of the motorcycle set . . . trips to New York . . . believes in having a good time. BILL DOHERTY A car for every day of the week . . . always ready to defend what he thinks is right . . . optimism and enthusiasm underline all he does. KATHY FITZGERALD The wild weekends with Linda! . . . has a bright future as a secretary . . . double Kathy equals double trouble! KATHLEEN FOLEY Always happy . . . lots of energy . . . loves the week- ends . . . future secretary . . . has no love lost on school. PAMELA FRICKE Enjoys business education . . . faces a long bus ride every day . . . gymnastics is one of her pet peeves. LORRAINE GREUBEL Greubs . . . great sense of humor . . . avid horse- woman . . . a good time for all . . . talented writer . . . future in nursing. PAT FORSYTHE LINDA FORTENBAUGH Cute little guy - - - SUI' Able A. F. S. president . . . prising sense of humor - - - always bright, but serious How's the Funny F2-Im. underneath . . . contrib- Pat? . . . tolerated utes to chorus . . . smile school. for all. LESLIE FRANKLIN Why does everything she says always come out wrong? . . . works hard for the chorus . . . lives way out,in Pluckemin . . . her ready smile conveys her bright outlook. DAVID FULTON Outstanding trumpeter . . intelligent class rebel . . groovy sweaters . . . wild sense of humor and a great person to know. ELAINE GRONWALD Petite and cute . . . al- ways smiling . . . faithful rider of the Erie Lacka- wanna . . . plans a career in business. CATHERINE HAMMANN Intelligent .. . always de- pendable . . . Lorrie's counterpart . . . Latin is her favorite? . . . College is next stop on her road to success. FRAN HARE Tall, graceful brunette . . . snappy marcher of color guard . . . gorgeous wardrobe . . . loves the shore . . . Where did you find the football players, Fran? EUGENE HAULENBEEK Excellent artist . . . our Bernardian art editor . . . one of the funniest people . . . can be seen running around Bernards' hills with the C.C. team. KENNETH HENDERSHOT Likes shop . . . far from quiet . . . likes cars .. . working on them especial ly . . . can't wait for June LINDA HENNIG brunette . . . chem . . . great ense of humor . . . enjoys good discussion in Eng. V. BEVERLY HOLD CRAFT PATRICIA HEROLD Never a dull moment . . . another class rebel . . . great pajama parties . . . favorite pastime is Mrs. Rockefeller . . . rides her horses everywhere . loves the West. SUSAN HOPKINS Bev . . . Chem. is her first love . . . seems quiet but wait . . . remember the third floor? . . . one of the summer school set. ROBERT HORSBURGH Any one need a pair of shoes? . . . great dresser . . . seems to always get involved . . . never stops with the laughs . . . en- joys driving his blue Sprite. Really talented cook . avid band member . . . seen at the bakery or from behind a camera! . . . Has loads of school spirit. ROBIN HUD SON Very small, but never missed . . . our bouncy little mountaineer . . . Blue Jay . . . Loves the rhythm guitar. HAROLD HERZOG Another Pottersvillian . . . happily complacent . . . sour organist . . . learning to toot a tuba. SHIRLEY HERZOG A loyal Pottersvillite . . . has a future in business . . . often seen with Pam or Mary Lou . . . efficient and dependable. JANNETTE HUNT Terrific cheerleader and gymnast . . . nice to meet but great to know . . .1 big brown eyes .. . loves her red V.W. . . . believes in having a good time. ANN IKE Carrier of the American flag . . . high telephone bill to Springfield . . . lookable as she is likable . . . full of mischief, pep and fun . . . When's he coming home, Ann? The Fufure Is Bright SANDI RUNYON, JOHN ZIMMERMAN BARBARA IANCHUS Eager advanced chem, student?? . . . Spanish is a favorite . . . ready to help . . . always a smile . . . talented typist for the Bernardian. ,. ., .. ,,.. , ..-ff. M- .aw-'1 fr, -.r f -nr- GREGORY JOHNSON Whitey . . . good in phys. ed . . . a little guy . . . has a warm spot in his heart for chemistry? SEAN KELLY Happy-go-lucky .. . likes skiing and the Village .. . artist . . . Marryin' Sam . . . our fearless leader . . . future hopes include Colorado. WENDY JU LIAN Intelligent girl who 's bound to succeed . . . ser- ious on the surface . . . enjoys biology . . . aims to be a vet. CHRISTY KNAUFF An individualist, unafraid to express her opinion . . . enjoys thinking things through . . . Ulla 's hostess . . . enjoys New York and the Village . . . flower fan. KATHLEEN KOWALCHIK DAVID KUTCHER Chicky . . . French IV is Quiet but very friendly her first love'?? . . . likes . .. likes to ride motor- sports . . . irrepressible cycles . . . can be seen giggle . . . future in the with Kenny. teaching field . NANCY JUSTH NANCY KALVIN Enthusiastic band member, Takes enthusiasm where- all four years . . . Hey, ver she goes . . . question Nan, where 's my uni- ing mind . . . sports sup- form'? . . . artistic tal- porter, especially foot- ents among her many. ball. ANDREA LITTLEHALE LORRAINE LONGO STEVE MAAS WENDY MANNING Good looking blond . . . Lori . . . one of the Snake in the grass . . . Another of the Gladstone daredevil driver . . . Prep cheeries . . . very talka- avid reader of all period- Sang - - - USU-QHY has tired is her pet . . . attracted by tive . . . takes part in icals .. . enjoys a good feet - - ' laughs 3 lot - - - the exciting and unique everything . . . Maria's humanities class . . . al- 10Ve5 a good time - - ' . . . always well dressed. American sister . . . bright ways has something to that fed head! and cheerful outlook. say. LISA MARKLE oves fun . . . Florida is he place . dependable . . never a dull moment ith Lisa around. HENRY MC DONOUGH Did you see a duck? . . . spenda a lot of time on his car . . . Dewey . . . anybody for a steer-in? . . . Can't wait 'til June. DAVID MC LACHLAN Blond and cute . . . win- ning smile . . . seen punt- ing for the football team . . . one of our best wres- tlers . . . always the inno cent one? RICK MATHEWS Basketball is his game . stands well above the crowd . . . loves an argu- ment . . . has an opinion about everything . . . plays a mean tuba . . . in- telligence plus. IOCELYN MC GRATH Seen in the B'ville library . . . bright smile . . . busi- ness career ahead . JANET MILLER Future secretary . . . helps in the guidance office . . . one of the fall girls. ADA MC CATHARN NANCY MC CONNON Future in business , , , Petite brunette . . . quiet able typist . . . business 'til you get to know her services enthusiast . . . a . . . favors white Jaguars smile for every one. . . . loves the shore . . . great dresser. LINDA MOKE Avid sports enthusiast . . . Oh Brent . . . expert at shorthand . . . future sec- retary . . . delights in a good time. JAMES,MOOSE Easy going . . . usually seen with Bill . . . can't wait to graduate . . . school is but from eight to three .. . drives a blue up tight in psych. Falcon. urday Vivocify Helps Make Life Enioyable SANDY MUDGE STEPHEN MUNRO RHOWH Bedministerite . . . good her 100145 - - - SP-aghetti looking guy . . . has qual-A is 1161? U1-16 f21V01'itC - - - ities of a good leader . . . quiet type . . . right! . . easy to get along with . . . felffififl CUCSSST- whiz in math . . . college bound. JAMES OTTEN Nice guy .. . easy to get along with . . . knows where the action is . . . sleeps the day through. TED PALMER Great all around athlete . . . football, basketball and baseball . . . often very quiet but friendly . . . comes from a long line of B. H. S. alumni. EDWARD OWENS Likes to sing and play the guitar . . . nice smile . . . can't wait for graduation' . . . another Peapicker . . . New York is his second home. DEBORAH PARKS Proud carrier of the school banner . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . Where 's your seat, Deb? . . . has a great sense of humor and the ability to enjoy life. E 5 W MATTHEW NARDI Latin is his pet peeve . . . early morning train rider . . . enjoyed Quebec and the French trip. SUSAN OAKLEY Long tresses and happy personality . . . watch her, she 's dangerous with a paint brush . . . class car- toonist . . . her artistic talents forcast a promising future. KEN PARKS CHARLES PATT WILLIAM, PEARSON The mad Scientist at work Made the big switch . . . Favorite subjCC'fS2 Study - - - gives the aPPeafaUCe loves schoo1?? . . . part of hall and lunch . . . driv- Of bein-S quiet - - - has 3 the threesome . . . water- er's license fanatic . . . mind Of his OWU, but skiing and fishing fan . . . has a way with women . . . T2-rely SPC3kS if- wants to drive trucks. his day starts at 3:05. PEGGY PERSHOUSE Quiet, but a lot of fun always willing to help . nice personality . . . fu ture in business. WILLIAM PHILBROOK with Charlie and can't wait for une . . . wide variety of elts . . . heads for the rmy . . . loves history? . . cat has his tongue. MARTIN RANDOLPH Seen putting along on a Honda . . . enjoys physics especially lab . . . one of the Bedministerites . . . think much? ELLEN REARDON Always ready for home- room fun . . . constant giggle' . . . French IV's scholar? . . . sports en- thusiast . . . representa- tive to Miami. JANE PILKINGTON Exhibits enthusiasm in all she does . . . loyal B. H. S. fan . . . active in Girl Scouts . . . first aid keeps her constantly laughing. LOUISA RATTI Oh, those wild parties! . . . a small package but a large bundle of laughs . . . lots of school spirit . . . boosts the pep club . . . fun to be with. KEITH REILLY Quick as a flash on the football field .. . voice unparalleled .. . has a way with women . . . small in stature but great in spirit and energy. BARBARA POTTS Faithful band member . . . able home room represen- tative . . . future bright as lab technician . . . always wearing a smile. JOAN RADZNIAK Often seen with Joy . . always on the go . . . loves to have fun . . . added ten inches to her hair over night . . . Summer in the City. WILLIAM RICHARDSON One of our football stars . . . likes sharing his var- sity B pin . . . keeps the jokes going during lunch . . . part of the happy foursome. PETER RITCHIE Collegiate dresser . . . drives a mean Jaguar . . . wild parties . . . seen with Nancy . . . good looking guy with a vitality for liv- ing. DIANE ROME President of Nurses .club . . . bubbly personality . . . ski-jump nose . . . wow, those pocketbooks . . . home room harmony. Humor Lighiens School Routine GENE HAULENBEEK, KATHY SABINE CAROL ROOS Hard worker . . . always willing to help . . . mend ly and full of fun . . . rep- resented B. H. S. in Costa Rica . . . future as hospi- tal dietician. DUNCAN ROWLEY A great kid . . . few peo- ple know him well . . . likes to help as much as he can . . . seems to for- get when psychology tests are. ERIC SCHMIDT Funny as the world . . . always smiling . . . a pun for everything . . . great halfback . . . homework?? what's that? . . . alias Ralph. STEVEN SCOTT Co-captain of the football team . . . talks munchkin . . . has weak ankles . . . up at camp . . . Bernards' one man swim team. SANDRA RUNYON Captain of the twirlers . . . excels in everything . . . our Bernardian editor-in- chief . . . beautiful blond hair . . . her intelligence will take her far. JOHN SCHORK Enjoys tinkering with things . listens to all- night radio . . . scientifi- cally directed abilities and aspirations. JANET SELOVER French buff . . . winning personality . . . Lincoln Center award winner . . . great musician . . . mem- ber of all-state band . . . has many talents. KATHLEEN SA BINE Hails from North Baldwin .. . wants to spend time in Florida . . . never stops laughing . . . pleasant peppy personality. PATRICK SA KOS Colorful member of the band . . . works hard C?j in the A SLP trig and physics are his favorite? . . . future in science. JOY SHUTTER Long blond hair . . . one of the working crew . . . pretty . . . Bumpo is her favorite .. . quiet . . . dreams of graduation. JOSEPH SIBILIA Will do you any favor . . . a hard worker . . . waiting for H17 so he can drive his father's bomb . . . a laugh that spreads good cheer. BRADLEY SMITH Hails from New York . . . likes all sports . . . excels in Track . . . enjoys math . . . always moving . . . headed for college. GLENN SOD EN Easily likable . . . college bound . . . sousaphone player for the band . . . a distinct individualist. LIZABETH SPOFFORD Came to us from Gill . . . intelligent girl, who knows what she wants . . . has the ability to get it . . . flare for the artistic. ULLA STRANGBERG Sweden's representative to Bernards . . . intelligence goes a long way . . . But my skirt isn't too short? . . . wonderful addition to the Senior class. SUSAN SUSSMAN Usually found with Mrs. Mc Cue . . . always will- ing to lend a helping hand . . . eager worker in her father's store. WILLIAM STEPHENS Joe 's buddy . . . sports en- thusiast . . . nice smile . . . avid hunter that can han- dle a gun . . . among the honor roll set. POLLY SUMERFIELD Quiet, but who knows? . . thinks things out before forming an opinion . . . college and success bound . . . loved geometry. DEBBIE TALBOT Sparkling personality . . . capable leader . . . Stu- dent Council Pres. . . . voice well worth noting . . . hard worker . . . con- scientious . JAMES STIDWORTHY An asset to the band has his own ideas . . gymnastic abilities model airplanes are of his hobbies. OHS RUSSELL STRAIT Quiet and easy going . . . likes his privacy . . . will- ing to lend a hand . . . an other Bedministerite . . . likes to hunt. BONNIE TRUBNICK Cute and petite . . . sews alot. . . can't seem to find enough hours in the day . . . profound piccolc player. ROY VAN ARSDALE One of our best wrestlers . . . always laughing and kidding around . . . can be seen with a certain J. V. cheerleader . . . a self- made- success. TOM VAN DUYNE Look at that Buick! , ,, spends a lot of time in Mt. Freedom . .. usually seen with Bud . . . drives Jolly 's jeep. The Collegiate Influence Appears Early E, Wuerfel, C. Werring -Q 1.--weV-11.szww,-A.WWsl.Qezem11ua5ll1111l1ssilf-f:zzzzsm11zs1swwmust:waxzmnseufltwruse21ifi512s:avi221f41ezs2222L21eiazaztzziulitfxuweiffiksmrmisszwuewmwrivamwiwiwwrflihdlrwiie 1 -H KATHERYN VAN NEST Future secretary . . . SPS' cial interest in Germany . . . hates gym . .. great girl to know and be with . . , amazing sense of humor. JOSEPH VENTRIGLIA Seen around town . . . drives his aluminum scav- enger pipe . . . lives for his car . .. likes the food at Pistil1i's. KATHRYN WANNEMACHER Trips to Rutgers . . . al- ways unpredictable . . . has a comment for every- thin . . . hone com- 8 P pany 's favorite . . . tries everything once . . . Wan- na? PAMELA WARD Big blue eyes . . . a real nut . . . Mabel got mar- ried to the Falcon next door. . . . flirt much? . . . Twiggy . . . always talking obbish with Mar- tha. IANETTE VILADE Great cheerleader . . . oh, those parties! . . . always busy .. . keeps up every- one 's spirit . . . eats up a storm! ELLEN WARD Cute smile for everyone . . . our Bernardian sales editor . . . quick wit and clever chatter . . . Con- tact . . . droll sense of humor. DAVID WEBER Member of our terrific wrestling team . . . one of the calculus clan . . . model airplane enthusiast . . . roots a trumpet. PAUL VORNHAGEN The cross country team follows his footsteps . . one of the motorcycle riders . . . ready wit . . handsome guy. SUSAN WALKER Likes to play rat patrol . . . When 's the next flight to Kansas? . . . Ski much? . . . no exams, please . oh that jeep. CYNTHIA WERRING KATHIE WETMORE WALTER WHITLOCK SUZANNE WILLIS Midnight ride . . . craves A smile is her guide . . . Winner of N. G.M. High Her intelligence paves fluffernutters .. . likes can always tell you how Intellect Award . . . brains way . . . off to Mt. Hol- life on the wild side . . . many days till a big holi- plus . . . enjoys physics . . . yoke . . . our Bernardian great wardrobe . . . per- day . . . accomplished hoagies forever. senior editor . . . future sonality plus . . . Boston horsewoman . . . nice gal will be in science. booster. with a heart to match. i Individucllism Reigns PAULA VAN ORDEN, HM DUSEL ,,,..,,., .,. .,.. V, M--5,1 f BARBARA WILSON remark to fit the occa- doesn't know how o avoid trouble . . . likes orking at Bob 's drive-in . . . athletically inclined. ' MARK WUERFEL Most vivacious . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . skiing is his sport . . . watch him dance! . . . homework, whar's that? LYNDA YOUNG Cute and blond with plen- ty of brain power . . . able leader . . . Colorado fan . . . a female tubist? . . . summer wedding plans. ROBERT WOODS SHIRLEY WORTMAN ERIC WUERFEL Loves psychology . . . F T A pres one of Great basketball player mysterious . . . one of the the tram uders e good talker Class Gladstone boys . . . often que,-ltly Seen kmmng Cglleglate Oh 'Lhgse found a51eeP in Class - - - something How s the red locks' what s WOOCISY- store? Want to buy an that IaX1 anyone? BARBARA YORK Has great gymnastic abil- ities . . . loves animals . . . sincere sweet girl with an enormous heart . . . fun to be with. JOHN ZIMMERMAN One of our mighty wres- tlers . . . also plays tennis . . . Senior Class Pres. . . . wants to major in math . . . has the brain power to be successful in what- ever he does. Senior Sfofisfics ABEL, HARRY: Student Council Alt. 1, 2, 45 Dance Band 15 Lighting Crew 1, 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Golf Club 15 En- gineering Club 45 Gymnastics 45 Ski Club 2, 45 Boys' Gourmet 1, 2, 351. V. Golf Award 1. AHEARN, GARY: Cross Country 25 Track 2, 3. ALPAUGH, CATHERINE: Pinnacle 45 Drill Team 25 Chorus 45 Girls' Chorus 15 Business Services 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3,45 Art Club 1, 2, 35 Musical 1. ANDIORIO, MARIA: Library Corps 1, 25 Drill Team 25 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3,45 Art Club 1, 2, 35 Soph. Class Rep. 2. APPELDOORN, BRUCE: Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3,45 Crimson 3, As. Ed. 45 Beginning Math 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Fresh. Vice Pres. 15 Quill and Scroll 3, 4. BAIM, DEAN: National Honor Society 3,45 Crimson 2, Photo. Ed. 3, As. E . 45 Bernardian 45 Spanish Club 15 Pho- tography 1, Pres. 2, 35 Boys' Gourmet 2, 35 Temple Univ. Press Tourn. Award 35 Jr. Prom Photo Comm. 35 Quill and Scroll 3, Pres. 4. BALLENTINE, BELINDA: Student Coun- cil Rep. 3, 45 National Honor Society 3 V. Pres. 45 Crimson 3,45 Receptionist 15 Cheerleader 2, 3, Capt. 45 English Club 35 Drama Club 15 Pep Club 25 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Girls' State 3. BARNES, IMELDA: Usher 35 Library Corps 1, 25 Twirler 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3,45 Girls' A.A. 3,45 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 3. BARNES, PATRICIA: Usher 35 Bernard- ian 45 Library Corps 1, 25 Cheerleader 45 See the World Club 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' A. A. 3,45 Musical 35117. Prom Dec. Comm. 3. BARTZ, JAMES: Boys' Gourmet 45 Wrestling 1, 25 Golf 2, 35 Transferred 1967. BEHME, CHARLEEN: Bernardian 45 Crimson 45 English Club 35 Spanish Club 45 F. T. A. 3,45 Transferred Wayne Hills High School, Jan. '67s French Club 15 A. F. S. 2, 35 F. T. A. 2, 3. BEISER, THOMAS: See the World 3. BENEDETTI, NANCY: Pinnacle 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Assembly Band 45 Photography 15 Drama Club 15 In- tramurals 15 Gymnastics 45 Art Club 2, 3. BERINGER, CAROL: Nurses 3,4. BERRY, PAMELA: Bernardian 45 Re- ceptionist 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Girls' Chorus 15 F. T. A. 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 25 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Musical 1, 2, 3. BIUNNO, EDWARD: See the World Club 25 Drama Club 15 Intramurals 45 Chess Club 35 Boys' Gourmet 15 Gym- nastics 45 Musical 15 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 3. Q BODMAN, AINSLEY: Student Council Alt. 15 Bernardian 45 Pinnacle Chrmn. 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Gymnastics 2, 35 Art Club 1,2, 3,45 Ski Club 45 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 4. BOLASH, JEFFREY: Varsig B 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Chess lub 35 Gym- nastics Treas. 4. BOMBERGER, ROBERT: Weight Lifting 15 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Chess Club 35 Gymnastics Treas. 4. BOMBERGER, WILLIAM: Varsity B 2, 3, 45 Weight Lifting, 1, 25 Intramurals 35 See the World Clu 35 Boys' Gour- met 4. BOOTH, DAVID: Chorus 3,42 Varsity B 2, 3,45 Golf Club 15 Intramurals 4. BOSE, LEILA: Quill and Scroll 3, Vice Pres. 45 Crimson l,2, Ex. Ed. 3, News Ed. 45 English Club 3. BUONPANE, ANNE: Bernardian 45 Li- brary Corps 1, 2, 3,45 Color Guard 2, 3, Capt. 45 English Club 35 Gymnastics 25 Art Club 1, 2,45 Homecoming Court Member 3. BURGERS, ROBIN: Crimson 3, Fin. Ed. 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Art Club 1, 2,45 Mu- sical 35 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 3. CAPODIFERRO, JOSEPH: Golf Club 15 See the World Club 35 Intramurals 1. CARUSO, ROSE: Bernardian 45 Recep- tionist 15 Chorus 25 French Club 45 In- tramurals 35 Gymnastics 2, 35 Art Club 45 Musical 1, 25 Jr. Prom Dec. and Ticket Comm. 3. CASENDINO, JOHN: Sports Car Club 2. CASTRILLI, MARY: Student Council 2,45 Bernardian Sports Ed. 45 Crimson 2, 3, 45 Receptionist 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 English Club 35 French Club 25 Girls' A.A. 15112. Prom Dec. Comm. 35 Class Sec. 1, 2, 3,45 Quill and Scroll 4. CAVALUZZI, DAVID. CAVALUZZO, CELIA: Student Council Ex. 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 French Club 45 Art Club 1, 2, 45 Musical 15 Prom Comm. 3. CAVALUZZO, JANE: Student Council 3,45 Crimson 45 Cheerleader Capt. 2, 3,45 Gymnastics 25 Nurses Club 15 In- tramurals 35 Art Club 45 Varsity B Princess 3: Ir. Prom Comm. 3. CAVALUZZO, NICHOLAS: Student Council 15 Ex. Comm. 45. Varsity B Club 3, 45 Weight Lifting Club 2, 35 Pep Club Vice Pres. 45 Intramurals 3,4. CHAMBERS, SANDRA: National Honor Society 3, 45 Bernardian Store Mgr. 45 Crimson 45 Pinnacle 25 Twirlers 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Beginning Math Club 15 Gymnastics 45 Girls' A. A. 1. COLLIER, LINDA: Crimson News Ed. 3, Ed.-in-Chief 45 A. F.S. 25 English Club Vice Pres. 35 Current Events Club 25 Pep Club 3,45 Speech-Debate Club 15 Transferred Sacred Heart Acad. , Hemp- stead, New York. COOK, EUGENE: A.F. S. 25 Spanish Club 2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,35 Pep Club 15 Intramurals 35 Ski Club 4. , CRAIG, MARSHA: Student Council Alt. 1,25 Crimson Typ. Ed. 3, Ex. Ed. 45 Pinnacle Typ. Ed. 25 Drill Team 25 Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 1, Pres. 45 Eng- lish Club 35 Nurses Club 15 Philosophy Club 25 Drama Club 15 Intramurals 35 Art Club 45 Play 15 Jr. Prom Table Dec. Comm. Co-Chrmn. 3. CROSBY, DAVID: Lighting Crew 1, 2, Vice Pres. 3,45 Projectiomst 1, 25 En- gineering Club 45 Gymnastics 45 Ski Club 2,3,45 Musical 1,2,35 Play 2, 3. D'AGOSTINO, JIM: Varsity B 3,45 Weight Lifting Club 1, 25 Pep Club Pres. 45 P ysical Fitness Club 45 Boys' Gour- met 45 Class Treas. 1. DANDINO, NANCY: Student Council 1, 25 Chorus 1, 35 Future Nurses Club 3: Drama Club 15 Intramurals 1, 25 Gym- nastics 15 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 3. DAWES, WILLIAM. DeFELICE, THEODORA: Pinnacle 35 A. F. S. 15 English Club 35 See the World Club Pres. 45 Current Events Club 15 Drama Club 1,25 Art Club 3, 4. DeFLIPPIS, MARY LOU: Spanish Club 45 Future Nurses Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club 45 Art Club 2, 3,4. DePIETRO, JOE: See the World Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club 45 Intramurals 2, 35 Boys' Gymnastics. DOHERTY, WILLIAM: Chorus 1, 2, 35 Chess Club 2, 3. DOMURAD, SHARON: National Honor Society 3, Treas. 45 Crimson 45 Color Guard 2,3,45 F. T.A. Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 45 Future Nurses Club 15 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 35 EX. Comm. 3,4. DOROSHUK, CHARLES: Lighting Crew 45 Gymnastics 45 Sports Car Club 4. DUSEL, JAMES: Pinnacle Ed. 3,45 Chorus 45 English Club 35 Philosophy Club 15 Photography Club 2,45 Current Events Club 1. EPPLER, THOMAS: Gymnastics 1, 2,3, 45 Sports Car Club 4. FENIMORE, DARIO: Varsity B l,2, 3,45 Weight Lifting Club 1, 25 See the World Club 35 Intramurals 25 Gymnas- tics 1,2,35 Jr. Prom Comm, 35 Boys' State 3. FITZGERALD, KATHY: Gymnastics 1, 3,45 Intramurals 3, 45 Future Business 3. FLOYD, CARLA. FLOYD, EDWIN: Varsity B 2,3,4: Gymnastics 4. FOLEY, KATHLEEN: Receptionist 2: Assembly Band 1, 2: Gymnastics 1, 2: Girls' A. A. 1: Future Business 3: Jr. Prom Comm. 3. FORSYTHE, PATRICK. FORTENBAUGH, LINDA: Bernardian 4: Crimson 4: A. F. S. Pres. 4: Library Corps 1, Vice Pres. 3: Chorus Librarian 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4: English Club 3: Ger- man Club 2: F. T. A. 1: Musical 2, 3: Girls' Citizenship 3. FRANKLIN, LESLIE: Student Council 4: Bernardian 4: Pinnacle 1: Chorus 2, 3, Sec. 4: Girls' Chorus 3: German Club 2: Pep Club 4: Art Club 1. FRICKE, PAMELA: Bernardian 4: Busi- ness Services 3: Future Business 4. FULTON, DAVID: Bernardian 4: Pin- nacle 4: Band 1, 2,3, Pres. 4: Dance Band 1, Vice Pres. 2: Assembly Band 1, 2: Weight Lifting Club 1: Beginning Math Club Pres. 1, 2: Intramurals 2, 3: Gymnastics 1, 2: Boys' Gourmet 4: Mu- sical 2: Prom Comm. 3,4. GREUBEL, LORRIANE: National Honor Society 3,4: Bernardian 4: Crimson 3, Sales Mgr. 4: English Club 3: Intramu- rals 1, 2, 3: Girls A.A. 1: Prom Comm. Chrmn. 3: Girls' Citizenship 3: Trans- ferred Gov. Livingston Regional H. S. Nov. , '64. GRONWALD, ELAINE: 'Future Business Treas. 4. HAMANN, CATHY: Bernardian 4: Girls' Chorus 3: English Club 3: Gym- nastics 3: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 1: Basketball 1: Transferred Mar- tin Luther H. S. HARE, FRANCES: Bernardian 4: Pinna- cle 2: Color Guard 1: Intramurals 2: Gymnastics 1. HAULENBEEK, EUGENE: Bernardian Art Ed. 4: Varsity B 4: See the World Club 3: Pep Club 3: Intramurals 1, 2: Art Club 4: Prom Comm. 3. HENDERSHOT, KENNETH: Projection- ists 1, 2, 3: Gymnastics 1, 2. HENNIG, LINDA: Bernardian 4: Crim- son 1: Spanish Club 2: F. T.A. 1: In- tramurals 3. HEROLD, PATRICIA: Student Council 2: Crimson 2, Lit. Ed. 3,4: Announc- ers 2: Girls' Chorus 3: F. T.A. 1: Pho- tography 4: See the World Club 1, 2, 3: Ski Clu 3, Pres. 4: Quill and Scroll 3. HERZOG, HAROLD: Bernardian 4: Band 1, 2, 3,4: Dance Band 3,4: Gym- nastics 4: Boys' Gourmet 3: Prom Comm. 3: Boys' State 3. HERZOG, SHIRLEY: Bernardian 4: Chorus 4: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Business Services 2, 3: Intramurals 4: Future Bus- iness 4: Prom Comm. 3. HOLDCRAFT, BEVERLY: Bernardian 4: Drill Team 2: F. T. A. 1, 2, 3: Intramu- rals 3: Prom Comm. 3: Ushers 4. HOPKINS, SUSAN: Bernardian Photo Ed. 4: Band 1, 2,3,4: French Club 4: Photography Club 4: Art Club 1, 2: Mu- sical 1, 2: Prom Comm. 3: Women 's Club Sewing Award 2. HORSBURGH, ROBERT. HUDSON, ROBIN: Student Council 1, 2: Bernardian 4: Receptionists 3: Cheer- leader 2: Gymnastics 2: Art Club 1,4: Bernards Mascot 4. HUNT, JANETTE: Student Council 4: National Honor Society 3,4: Bernardian 4: Pinnacle 4: Library Corps 4: Cheer- leader 2, 3,4: See the World Club 1: Pep Club 3: Gymnastics 3: Open Door 3. IKE, ANN: Student Council 2, 3: Ber- nardian 4: Crimson 3, 4: Receptionists 4: Color Guard 4: English Club 3: Gym- nastics 3: Art Club 4: Prom Comm. 3, 4: Girls' Citizenship 3. JANCHUS, BARBARA: Bernardian 4: Drill Team 2: F.T.A. 3,4: Nurses 1: Drama Club 1, 2: Intramurals 3: Prom Comm. 3: Typing Award 2. JEROLAMAN, ROGER. JOHNSON, GREGORY: Golf Club 19 See the World 2, 3: Boys' Gourmet 4. JULIAN, WENDY: Student Council 3, 4: National Honor Society 3,4: Bernard- ian 4: Pinnacle 3,4: Crimson 3,4: Re- ceptionists 3: Beginning Math Club Vice-Pres. 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Gym- nastics 2, 3,4: U. N. Contest Award 3: Ex. Comm. 1. KALVIN, NANCY: Student Council 1: Bernardian 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, Pres. 4: Musical 1, 2. JUSTH, NANCY: National Honor So- ciety 3,4: Bernardian 4: Band 1, 2, 3,4: Assembly Band 2, 3: F. T. A. 2: Intra- murals 1: Art Club 1: Musical 2, 3. KELLY, SEAN: Pinnacle 3,4: Chorus 2, 3: See the World Club 4: Art Club 2, 3,4: Ski Club 4: Musical 1, 2: Play 1: Prom Comm. 1: Class Pres. 2. KNAUFF, CHRISTY: Student Council 4' National Honor Societ 3 4- Bernard 1 y 9 1 ' ian 4: Crimson 4: English Club 3: Intra- murals 3: Art Club 2: Musical 2, 3: Epstein Art Contest Award 3, 4: Prom Comm. 3: Class Vice-Pres. 4: Ex. Comm. 3,4: Gymnastics 1: Transferred Summit Jr. H. S. KOWALCHIK, KATHY: Bernardian 4: Drill Team 1: English Club 3: French Club 2, 4: Gymnastics 3, 4: Beginning Math Club 1: Pep Club 3: Intramura s 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Comm. 3. KUTCHER, DAVID: Art Club 1. LITTLEHALE, ANDREA: Bernardian 4: Crimson 2: Pinnacle 3, 4: Receptionist 4: Drill Team 1: Chorus 1: Pep Club 3: Intramurals 2, 3,4: Gymnastics 2,3: Art Club 1, 2: Ski Club 4: Prom Comm. 4. LONGO, LORI: Bernardian 4: Crimson 3,4: Pinnacle 4: A, F. S. 2,3,4: Open Door 3: Cheerleader 2,4: Chorus 2,3, 4: See the World 4: Drama 2, 3: Business Services 1, 2, 3: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mu- sical 1, 2, 3: Play 2, 3: Prom Comm. Chrmn. 3. MAAS, STEPHEN: Pinnacle 4: Chorus 1, Mgr. 2,3, Pres. 4: Golf Club 1: Boys' Glee 3,4: Pep Club 2: Intramurals 2: Musical 1, 2, 3: Play 2: Prom Comm, Chrmn. MANNING, WENDY: Bernardian 4: Band 1, 2: Chorus 2, 3,4: Gymnastics 3: F. T. A. 1: Nurses 3: Intramurals 2, 3: Future Business Pres. Prom Comm. 3. MARKLE, LISA: Student Council 3: Crimson 1: Receptionist 1: Band 1, 2, 3: Nurses Club Vice-Pres. 3: Intramurals 1, 2: Gymnastics 2: Future Business Vice- Pres. 4: Prom Comm. 4: Sr. Ex. 4. MATHEWS, RICHARD: Student Coun- cil 1: National Honor Society 3, Sgt.- at-Arms 4: Band 3,4: Pinnacle 2: Cho- rus 1: Pep Club 3: Ski Club 2: Boys' Gourmet Sec. 4: Musical 1, 2: Prom Comm. 3: Boys' State 3. MCCATHARN, ADA: Pep Club 4: Art Club 1, 2, 3: Future Business Sec. 4. MCDONOUGH, THOMAS: Lighting Crew 2: Gymnastics 3,4. MCGRATH, JOCYLEN: Drill Team 1: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Photography 1: Girls' Glee 4: Pep Club 3,4: Prom Comm. 3. MCLACHLAN, DAVID: Student Coun- cil 1: Lighting Crew 1: Projectionists 1: Varsity 'B 3, Treas. 4: Gymnastics 1, 2,3: Wei ht Lifting Club 1,2,3: See the Work? 3: Physical Fitness Club 4. MILLER, JANET: Drama Club 1: Pep Club 4: Business Services 1, 2: Intramu- rals 1: Art Club 1: Future Business 3,4: Musical 3. MOKE, LINDA: Crimson 3,4: Gymnas- tics 1, 2, 3. MONGNO, LARRY: Weight Lifting Club 1, 2: Sports Car Club 1. MOOSE, JAMES: Chorus 1: Intramurals 2: Art Club 2, 3: Gymnastics 2, 3. MORAN, RICHARD: Gymnastics 1: See the World 2, 3: Intramurals 4: Physical Fitness 4: Boys' Gourmet Pres. 4. MUDGE, SANDRA: Receptionist 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Nurses Club 3: Intramu- rals 4: Gymnastics 3,4: Future Business 4: Prom Comm. 3. MUNRO, STEVEN: Student Council 2, 3,4: Bernardian 4: A. F. S. 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Assembly Band 2, 3: Varsity B 2, 3,4: Engineering Club 4: Intramurals 4: Gymnastics 2, 3: Art Club 1: Prom Gen. Chrmn. 3: Class Vice-Pres. 3. NARDI, MATTHEW: Student Council 4: Bernardian 4: Crimson 3: French Club 3, 4: Current Events Club 1: Drama Club 1: Pep Club 3: Art Club 4: Gymnastics 1: Musical 2: Prom Comm. 3: Boys' State 3. OAKLEY, SUSAN: Crimson Art Ed. 4: Pinnacle 3: Art Club 1, 2, 3,4: Play 2: Musical 2: Art Award 3: Prom Comm. 3, 4. OTTEN, JAMES: Lighting Crew l: Sports Car Club 2: Art Club 3, 4: Boys' Gourmet 4. OWENS, EDWARD: Engineering Club 4: Boys' Gourmet 4. PALMER, THEODORE: Varsity B 2, 3,4: Golf Club 1: Wei ht Lifting 2: In- tramurals 4: Chess Clui 3, 4: Boys' State. PARKS, DEBBIE: Receptionist 2, 3: Li- brary Corps Sec. 1, Treas. 2: Color Guard 4: English Club 3: Nurses Club 1: Pep Club 4: Gymnastics 1, 2: Prom Comm. 3. PARKS, KENNETH: Future Business 2: Boys' Gourmet 4. PATT, CHARLES: Projectionist 2,3: Gymnastics 4. PERSHOUSE, MARGARET: Gymnastics 1, 2: Girls' A.A. 2. PHILBROOK, WILLIAM: Art Club 13 Model Airplane Club 2: Boys' Gourmet 4. PILKINGTON, JANE: Bernardian 4: Pinnacle 3: French Club 3,4: F. T. A. 1: Art Club 1,4. POTTS, BARBARA: Student Council 1, 2: Bernardian 4: Crimson 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 4: Nurses Club 1: Drama Club 1, 2: Intramurals 2, 3,4: Prom Comm. 3: Ex. Comm. 3,4. PEARSON, WILLIAM: Gymnastics 2,3, 4. QUERIPEL, WILLIAM: Intramurals 3: Sports Car Club 3: Art Club 2, 3. RADZNIAK, JOAN: Chorus 1: Girls' Chorus Vice-Pres. 4: Nurses 1: Drama Club 1, 2: Art Club 2, 3: Future Busi- ness 4. Lighting Crew 4: Photography 4: Chess Club 4: Art Club 1: Ski Club 4: Model Airplane 2. RATTI, LISA: Bernardian 4: Crimson 3: Receptionists 4: French Club 4: - F. T. A. 1, 2, 3,4: Pep Club Treas. 3: Intramurals 3: Musical 1, 2, 3: Prom Comm. 3. REARDON, ELLEN: Bernardian 4: Crim- son 3: Pinnacle 1: Library Corps 2, Pres. 3,4: Assembly Band 2: French'Club 2, 3,4: F. T.A. 1: Pep Club Vice Pres. 3: RANDOLPH, MARTIN: Spanish Club 1: Intramurals 2, 3, 4. REILLY, KEITH: Student Council 3: Class Pres. 3: Library Corps 2: Varsity B 2,3, Pres. 4: Golf Club 1: See the World Club 2, Pres. 3: Intramurals 4: Prom Comm. 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3. RICHARDSON, WILLIAM: Varsity B 4: See the World Club 2, 3,4: Intramu- rals 3, 4: Physical Fitness Club 4. RITCHIE, PETER: Pinnacle 1: See the World Club 2: Intramurals 3: Boys' Gourmet Vice-Pres. 4. ROME, DIANE: Nurses Pres. 4: See the World Club 3,4: Art Club 2: Transferred Colegio San Antonio, Puerto Rico, Sept. , '66. ROOS, CAROL: Bernardian 4: Pinnacle 4: Crimson 4: Chorus 3: F.T.A. 3,4: Pep Club 3,4: Business Services 3: In- tramurals 3: Class Vice-Pres. 1: Fresh- man Glee Club 1: Transferred Bayley- Ellard, Madison, Jan., '67. ROWLEY, DUNCAN: Soccer 2: Tennis 1, Capt. 2,3,4. RUNYON, SANDRA.: Student Council 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society 3,4: Ber- nardian Ed.-in-Chief 4: Crimson 1, 2: Pinnacle 3:'A.F. S. 1: Band 1,3,4: Twirlers 2, 3, Capt. 4: Drama 2: Mu-, sical 1: Biology Award 2: Girls' Citizen- ship 3. SABINE, KATHIE: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: F. T.A. 3: Intramurals 3: Gymnastics 4: Musical 3: Prom Comm. 3: Folk Singing Club 2: Octet 3: Transferred Baldwin High, '66. SAKOS, PATRICK: Band 1, 2, 3,4: Dance Band 4: Assembly Band 4: Golf Club 1: Photography 1: Art Club 1, 2. SCHMIDT, ERIC: Student Council 2: Crimson 1: Pep Club 4: Varsity B 4: Gymnastics 1, 2: Golf Club 1: See the World Club 1, 3: Intramurals 3,4: Phys- ical Fitness Club 4. SCHORK, JOHN: Philosophy Club 1: Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SCOTT, STEVEN: Swimming 1: Chess Club 1: Varsity B 2, 3,4: See the World Club 8: Intramurals 4: Physical Fitness Club 4: Boys' State 3: Basketball 2: Baseball 2: Track 8,4: Football 1, 2, 3,4: Transferred Conestoga H. S. '65. SELOVER, JANET: Student Council 3, 4: National Honor Society 3,4: Pinnacle 3: Band 1, 2, 3,4: Dance Band 2: Assem- bly Band 2, 3, 4: F. T. A. 1, 2: Musical 1, 2, 3: Prom Comm. 3: Lincoln Center Student Award 4.,, A SHUTTER, JOY: Library Corps 1, 2: Chorus l, 2:Gymnastics 1 : See the World Club 1: Art Club 1. 3: Prom Comm. 3. SIBILIA, JOSEPH: French Club 2: Pro- jectionists 1: Beginning Math Club 1: See the World Club 3: Intramurals 2: Boys' Gourmet Pres. 4: Boys' State 3: Ex. Comm. 2,3,4. SMITH, BRAD: Biology Club 1: Intra- murals 1, 2: Chorus 1: Varsity B 3,4: See the World Club 3: Gymnastics 2: Ski Club 2: Musical 2, 3: Prom Comm. 3: Transferred Horace Greeley H.S. '65 SODEN, GLENN: French Club 1:Drama Club 1: Student Gov 't. Asso. 1: Chess Club 2: Intramurals 1, 2: See the World Club 4: Art Club 4: Boys' Gourmet 4: Musical 2: Prom Comm. 3: Transferred Plainfield H.S. '65. SPOFFORD, LIZABETH: Photography 1, 2, 3: Library Comm. 2: Hockey 1,2, 3: Volleyball 2: LaCrosse 1: Tennis 2: Sphinx Co-Ed. 3: Recorder Club 3: Ber- mardian Treas. 4: Intramurals 4: See the World Club 4: Transferred Gill School Feb. '67. STEPHENS, WILLIAM: Intramurals 2: Boys' Gourmet 4. STIDWORTHY, JAMES: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 2, Pres. 4: Assembly Band 2,3: Model Airplane Sec. 2: Play 3. STRAIT, RUSSELL: Intramurals 3: Gym Gymnastics 1: Art Club 4: Boys' Gour- met 4: Football 1: Baseball 1: Track 2: Cross-Country 2, 3.4. STRANGBERG, ULLA: Crimson 4: Cho- rus 4: Drama Club 4: Art Club 4: Ski Club 4. SUMERFIELD, POLLY: National Honor Society 3,4: Band 1, 2. SUSSMAN, SUSAN: Nurses Club 1, 2, 3,4: Pep Club 4: Play 2. TALBOT, DEBORAH: Student Council 1, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4:A.F.S. 1,33 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4: Girls' Chorus 1: Drama Club 1: Intramurals 1, 2: Gymnastics 2, 3: Musical 1, 2, 3: Prom Comm. 3: Girls' Citizenship 3: Class Pres. 1. TRUBNICK, BONNIE: Student Council 4: National Honor Society 3,4: Crimson 2,3, Fin. Ed. 4: Band 1,2,3,4: Assem- bly Band Pres. 4: F.T.A. 1, Sec. 2: Musical 1: Homecoming Attendant 2: Prom Comm. 3. VAN ARSDALE, ROY: Varsity B Club 2,3,4: Weight Lifting Club 1: Gymnas- tics 2, 3,4: Wrestling 1,2, 3, Capt. 41 Tennis 3. VAN DUYNE, THOMAS: Sports Car Club 2: Gymnastics 1. , VAN NEST, KATHY: Bernardian 4: Receptionist 3: Nurses Club 3, Sec. 45 Business Services 3: Future Business 2: Prom Comm. 3. VAN ORDEN, PAULA: Bernardian 4: Art Club 4. . VENTRIGLIA. JOSEPH. VILADE, JANETTE: Student Council 1: Bernardian 4: Announcer 2, 3: Lif, brary Corps 1, 2: Cheerleader 2, 4: Cho- 63, rus 15 Girls' Chorus V. Pres. 35 Intra- murals 1, 2, 35 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 49 Art Club 2,45 Ski Club Sec. 45 Prom Comm. 3 VORNHAGEN, PAUL: Bernardian 45 Pinnacle 4' En lish Club 3- Varsit B I I y Club 1, 2, 3, Sgc. 45 Gymnastics 1, 25 Intramurals 25 Art Club 45 Ski Club 25 Prom Comm. 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Capt. 45 Basketball 1. WALKER, SUSAN: Bernardian 45 Pin- nacle 3, 45 A. F.S. 45 English Club 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Gymnastics 1, 2: Prom Comm. 3. WANNEMACHER, KATHY: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Bernardian 45 A. F. S 35 Color Guard 45 English Club Pres. 3 F. T.A. 25 Nurses Club 15 Philosophy Club 25 Intramurals 35 Art Club 45 Prom Comm. 3. WARD, ELLEN: Bernardian Book Sales Mgr. 45 English Club 35 French Club 25 Nurses Club 15 F. T.A. 15 Intramurals 35 Ski Club 15 Prom Comm. 35 Girls' Citizenship 3. WARD, PAMELA: Bernardian 45 Pinna- cle Sec. 45 Chorus 25 See the World 1 Drama 35 Pep Club 25 Gymnastics 2, 3 Ski Club 25 Musical 1, 2,35 Prom Com Comm. WEBER, DAVID: Band 1, 2, 35 Varsity B 3, 45 Model Airplane Pres. 2. WERRING, CYNTHIA: Student Coun- cil Treas. 45 Bernardian 45 Crimson 35 Announcers 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Drama 15 Pep Club 25 Gymnastics 2, 35 Ski Club 45 Musical 1, 2, 35 Prom Comm. Chrmn. 5 Class Treas. 3. WETMORE, KATHIE: Bernardian 3,45 Crimson 45 Photography Club 45 Pep Club 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Gymnastics 2, 3,45 Ski Club 45 Musical 2, 35 Prom Comm. 3. WHITLOCK, WALTER: Pinnacle 35 Lighting Crew 3, 45 Chess Club 25 Mu- sical 2, 35 Prom Comm. 3. WILLIS, SUZANNE: National Honor Societ 3 4- Bernadian Sr Ed 4 Y , , . . S Crimson 3,45 Pinnacle 3, 45 Reception- ists 25 Chorus 2,35 French Club 2,45 Gymnastics 45 Art Club 15 B Pin Award 1, 2, 35 Prom Comm. 3. WILSON, BARBARA: Bernardian 45 Crimson 15 Pinnacle 3,45 Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 25 English Club 35 Nurses Club 45 Intramurals 2, 35 G mnastics 3,45 Chess Club 35 Ski Club 45 Prom Comm. 3. WOODS, ROBERT: Gymnastics 1,2,3, 45 Sports Car Clubl, 2, 3, 4. WORTMAN, SHIRLEY: Bernardian Ad Sales Mgr, 45 Crimson 35 A. F.S. 15 F.T.A. 1, 2,3, Pres. 45 Pep Club 3,45 Intramurals 33 Musical 1, 2, 35 Play 25 Prom Comm. 35 Girls' Citizenship 35 Quill and Scroll 3, Sec. 4. WUERFEL, ERIC: Bernardian 45 Pinna- cle 3,45 Varsity B 45 Gymnastics 1, 25 Ski Club 25 Ex. Comm. 3,45 Foot- ball 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Cross Country 2. WUERFEL, MARK: Student Council 3, 45 Bernardian 45 Crimson 45 Pinnacle 3 45 Gymnastics 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Ski Club 2, 3,45 Musical 35 Prom Comm. 3,45 Class Treas. 4. YORK, BARBARA: Bernardian 45 Pinna- cle 45 Chorus 25 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3,45 Art 45 Prom Comm. 3. YOUNG, LYNDA: Student Council 1, 2, Rec. Sec. 3, Cor. Sec. 45National Honor Society 3, Sec. 45 Bernardian Feat. Ed. 45 Pinnacle 35 Receptionists 1, 25 Band 1, 2,3, Sec. 45 Drama 1, 25 Musical 1, 2, 35 Biology Award 25 Prom Comm. 35 Girls' Citizenship 35 Class Treas. 2. ZIMMERMAN, JOHN: National Honor Society 3, Pres. 45 Pinnacle 45 Varsity B Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Gymnastics 1, 25 Chess Club 35 Boys' State 35 Class Pres. 4. as .IW V ftp ' Lfibd ' Wi W KP fl' 5 2 5 ,Q .:,,4-f,iq,lM ,vi ?,1,,?f.,JT' 1, , '-f' ' vw. ! 'f J, Agia' Q .I Er g 5 1 J M' 'ff' . . :,,f ' , gg f' f ' f -' 1 2 If ' MLP .VI , I. ,lf 5: ,L-W' ,. 2' Aff , . f' 5 , V A I . , A .. 1 Y f , LJ L 1 ' Lf? , 'ff' ' ,Q N QSM! ,fb 5 , ' Y - i lu' li If H 4 . wk 1,1 V. f r 1, q f 1 Ji . a ,. W . ff ' , .' 4 ' ,,v..f' ,, , L, ay- f ' M ,ff , Saw ..f , f ' f V ,nf 'pri W -3 flw! 'L - ' 'V 5 rf ' . ,f if 1 N , W 3 Z' ? f2f'2'51 ' .4 .1 Juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right: Bruce Ellis - Treasurer, Donna DeLucas - Secretary, Judy Woolston - Vice President, Tony Morgia - President. HEAD ADVISOR: Mrs. Sauer ADVISORS: Mr. Chase, Mr. Cupelli, Mr. Davenport, Miss Hosmer, Mr. Jaye, Mr. Mangiafico, Mr. Mather, Mr. McVey, Mrs Norman, Mr. Smith, Mr. Weber. Q f. ,Rf if ROW 1: Kathy Fitzpatrick, Jean Fortenbaugh, Brent Franklin, Susan Fredericks, Butch Frost, Susan Gary, Jay Gates. ROW 2: Merrie Gorden, John Ginnie, Michael Graham, Bill Greubel, Randy Grissler, Paul Guthmuller. ROW 3: Armand Halter, Sharon Hamill, Rick Hammesfahr, Alfred Herzog, Barbara Higgs, Terry Holdcraft, Mary Honoshowsky. ROW 1: Owen Jackson, Steve Jackson, Ralph Johnson, Judy Jolliffe, Wayne Kendall, John Kinsella, Rudy Klaus. ROW 2: Todd Klein, Linda Lane, Karen Larson, Joe Latina, Patty Leary, Rick Leonard, Page Lockhart. ROW 3: Kathy Loughlin, Linda Lucas, Mark Lund, Anne Maddaluna, Judy Maresca, Bob Matera, Michelle Matthews, John McCollum ROW 1: Peter McCue, Cheryl McDermott, Mike McGrath, Barbara MacMahon, Ann Miller, Terry Minutello, Tommy Monsees. ROW 2: Tony Morgia, Neil Norelli, Helena Okla, Barbara Owens, Laurie Pearson, Mike Petriccione, Linda Philbrook, Tony Picheca. ROW 3: Keith Pitts, Laurie Plumstead, Jean Polwin, Brian Powell Bob Price, Sylvia Primm, Robynn Ramsay. ROW 1: Jane Rehmke, Bob Reinschmidt, John G. Ricciardi, John S. Ricciardi, Janice Ricco, Brenda Ricco, Dave Richardson. ROW 2: Frank Robertson, Richard Rodenbach, Nola Rooney, John Rowe, John Rush, Bob Russell, Bruce Rutter. ROW 3: Peter Salegna, Nancy Salmon, Mira Shallcross, Peter Shaw, Bill Shaw, Third Streep, Patty Santillo Martha Stehnicky, John Small. 1: Janet Szabo, Glenn Tausslg, Tobey, Rodney Torbert, Gay ossi. ROW 2: Jim Trepiccione, Gabe Beth Uptegrove, Sue Van Jim Vuocolo, John Wannemacher 3. T1m Weller, Roberta Welsh, Lou Westberg, Peter Whitlock, Woolston, Bob Ward. ffTzxwzfawwatqffsffwffmzsrkzufzfzrfzaysi-swim Junior Prom 1967 Gone With The Wind Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right: Mike Perna - Vice President, Winnie Graybard - Treasurer, Kathy DeFi1ippis - Secretary, John Marelli - President. HEAD ADVISOR: Miss Callahan ADVISORS: Mr. Buckley, Mrs. Pazzari, Mr. Fenimore, Mrs. Jones, Mr. Keller, Mrs. Mazis, Mr. Melitsky, Mrs. Munson Mr. Tabor, Mr. Utz. 77 ROW 1: Lou Abbondonzo, Karen Abel, Bill Almendinger, Ted Anderson, Richard Appledoorn, Dorothy Arntz, Stuart Arny, Bill Bahrenburg. ROW 2: Betsy Bailey, Frank Baldassare, Martha Bauman, John Beerlepp, JoAnn Beaver, Lin dell Bell, Kathy Bennett, Barbara Bernard, Don Bierbower. ROW 3: Nancy Binkley, Roger Bodman, Lorna Bolash, Bernard Bowe, Tish Broderick, Janice Burnball, Randy Burgers, Debbie Buro, Barry Cameron. ROW 1: Dave Candee, Donna Carlough, Gary Case, Barbara Cassells, Mike Castrilli, Judy Chiparullo. ROW 2: Ginny Churchill, Greg Clagett, Bill Cormack, Kevin Craig, Cindy Crarner, John Cushing. ROW 3: Bob D'Agostino, Kathy DeFilippis, Chris Dello Russo, Diana Dente, Donna Desiderio, Diane DeVido, Sally Dickinson. , ,, , , .., , 1- Zuilileli 'm2atrusa452s!wasz4iJ:saUfnzrfm,xnwQ 3 'ROW l: Bill Domurad, Randy Eaton, John Edwards, Bob Eisinger, Beth Ellis, Richard Englebrecht, Jim Eppler. ROW 2: Sharon Fajnor, Patty Fagan, Bob Fantina, Janine Farhat, Ann Filippi, Suzanne Fimbel, Peggy Finn, Erin Flan- nery. ROW 31 Joe Forte, Denise Fox, Kathy Fox, Dave Franklin, Amy Friedlander, Mary Fulton, Richard Gallo, Patty Gates. I 4,.,f,,,,1f' L , .. , 0. , -file 'flu' , 2 fdhfjjr ,fp ,Dbl P, A jk., ja J. , n .glfb 121 J' ,- If V ,af ,fav wg! , jf An '2 , I. .Jac ' f if i ,fy ' ,' f WL J 4, f ,Q 19, E-ff , uv' , 7 f - fefl '71QUAj,1!!nb,,v ji! ivy, A gf! girl ,Ury ! If 5 'dy' V rfb ,C J ,ff ,W A ,gf-1 VL, ',,:,.Lf A ,. MG' ,fu ,M jg' ,IM 3, JL SJR! V rv! K , 455 T54 x',g,,Lj J-fb! A 'f D IVV H' Vi' UVM 2 6' L .flu A fl? :Wa I Mfg AVL 1335, Jail! fi' qfvf' ff ,- ,A 'c .nf j jf ,gal K 1 HJ wr, L 1 Bw:-1 ,Q . .Q 531217 ' f VY' I PJ! J !Hf!5 w,fiJfcr'f'V UW J f 73. , gnu! ibn v ,fc FIQLJ nivlff I J f ' , uf ,. . 1 , J f' Mir' effy,a5f? ' Jfky fl! ,yy ffk, . I' .U'ju,wj,L5,u L,fr.f,',i if vw ,gf J f fre' ,A 5 ff' i rdf? , LXCJ, A FY 1 ff 631' ,f A gif' , . 'tif f nf? 'lui ROW 1: Steve Gavurnik, Cindy Gearhart, Kathy Gerard, Winnie Graybard, Pam Grissler, Debbie Hallblom, Robin Hamill, Margret Hare. ROW 2: Donald Harkness, Vickie Harmatiuk, Barbara Haulenbeek, Peter Horton, Patty Hur- ley, Bill lhlanfeldr, Bob Jansson, Al Johnston, Molly Johnson. ROW 3: Deborah Kahn, Jim Kalvin, Dan Klem, Pam Kelmer, Richard Kruger, Joyce Kutcher, George Landgraf, Nora Leonard, Doug Levinson. 79 YDQSUU TENS-' uqaaarcyx Q, 'BWP ouefxfiiki-.,, C DOST bangs'-A CD ROW 1: Marna Libby, Marsha Lightcap, John Logan, Andrew Lubin, Mez Maddaluna, John Marelli. ROW 2: David Markle, Mary Ann Ma- rheny, Mary Lou McDon- ald, Sally Ann Milnor, Kevin Moran, Lou Morra, Marilyn Muller. ROW 3: Jim Munro, Debbie Mur- phy, Sue Napolitano, John Nardone, Debbie Neill, Joe Nencheck, Ken Oriel. ROW 1: Mike Perma, Frank Petrozzo, Linda Picone, Keith Pilkington, George Potts, Piper Primm, Chris Quade. x ROW 2: Mark Queripel, Tom Quimby, Jack Reeves, John Reinschmidt, Karin Rodenbach, Stuart Rowley, Arthur Rubright, Jody Runyon. ROW 3: David Sakos, Dennis Sakos, Robin Sanders, Cathy Schkeeper, Frank Schott, 80 Dave Scott, Toni Shea, Tom Shull. ROW 1: Todd Smith, Bob Stahl, Barbara Stellas, Al Stewart, Tom Stidworthy, David Strade, Rick Sutton. ROW 2: Steve Bauer, Nancy Taylor, Pat Thomas, Barry Thomson, Renee Thomson, John Tiger, Lynn Trowbridge, Peter Tuttle. ROW 3: Penny Van Pelt, Joe Vetere, Martha Wakefield, Pam Weiss, Nancy Wetzel, Steve Whitlock, William Williams, Donna Wilson, Kirk Witmeyer. Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right: Bill Kinsella - President, Phyllis Matera - Treasurer, Barbara Scott Secretary, Ed Johnson - Vice President. HEAD ADVISOR: Mrs. Donahue. ADVISORS: Mr. Cardillo, Mrs. Gardner, Miss Holmes, Miss Lauder, Miss Jane Miller Miss Sue Miller, Mr. Samuels, Miss Viragh, Miss Yates. 83 , . , ,,ssustiaiiswftmtlsiigmmswlxfifmxzznfimxsmasim -2 iii: eim ROW 1: Nancy Ahurn, Eric Anderson, Norman Apgar, Alan Atkins, John Aubrecht, Blake Axtell, Deidre Ballentine. ROW 2: Debbie Behre, Betty Biser, Cindy Beringer, Bill Berry, Linda Bierbower, Rhenda Blazure, Tori Blessing, Gay Boisen. ROW 3: Brian Bomburger, Mary Sue Boyle, Janet Broderick, Paul Buchan, Jean Bullard, Lynn Bullman, Bonnie Burnett. ROW 1: Fraula Capidiferro, Chris Cavaluzzo, Patricia Cavaluzzo, Mark Chuhinko, Gladys Cramer, Bill Croat, Debbie Czarvich. ROW 2: Cathy D'Arcy, Chris Deans, Tony Debacco, Clementine DeFelice, Maria DeFi1ippis, Nick DelDeo, Diane DeMaria, Stephanie DeMay. ROW 3: Joe DeVergillo, Cynthia Dogget, Janet Ellis, Bob Ellis, Ralph Engel- brecht, Mary Ferrante, Patty Finn, Bruce Fleming. ROW 1: Gene Floyd, Bonnie Foldy, Martha Fulton, Chris Gavurnik, Paul Gianetti, Kathy Graham, Jimmy Gulietia, Scott Guftason. ROW 2: Christine Guthmuller, Nancy Hamann, Karen Hardtop, Alice Hassinger, John Haulenbeek, Roger Hazlewood, Richard Hazlewood, Carolyn Hendershot. ROW 3: Lana Hennig, Kathy Higgs, Ginger Hollman, Maureen Hopper, John Hughes, Robin Ihlanfeldt, Karen Iwerson, Ed Johnson, Oaky Johnson. ROW 1: Beverly Jollife, Linda Jollife, William Jones, Carol Justh, Debbie Kazaba, Karen King, Lydia King. ROW 2: Bill Kinsella, Ruth Klaus, Bob Knauff, Duncan Knobloch, Chris Komline, Ann Kruger, John Kuryillo, Esther LaCanfora. ROW 3: Karen Landgraf, Joe LaSpata, Joe Lore, Janice Lehman, Tamy Lockhart, John Lucas, John Mad daluna. ROW 1: Bob Markle, Michael Marmo, Phyllis Matera, Suzette Matthews, Bob McDonald, Karen McGrath, Linda McGregor, Bill McMahon. ROW 2: Linda Mecurio, Sharon Miglinn, Sandra Millard, Raymond Miller, Robert Miller, Ronnie Miller, Bob Mills, Cathy Micle, Mike Moke. ROW 3: Jill Moir, Steve Mongo, Andy Nencheck, Larry Pack- ard, Nancy Patt, Linda Pecon, Rocco Perna, Victoria Phann, Don Philhower. ROW 1: Cathy Phoenix, Jimmy Polwin, Bob Potts, Nando Ratti, Jim Rehlander, Ingrid Rendez, Ed Renner. ROW 2 Chuck Richardson, Kathy Riker, Barbara Rooney, Mike Rossman, Jeff Rush, Diane Russo, Wally Rutherford, Richard Sage. ROW 3: Pam Salvail, Linda Schmitzer, Barbara Scott, Bruce Shaw, Bob Shaw, Maureen Shea, Susan Shull, Jimmy Sloss, Frank Small. ROW 1: Karen Smith, Wendy Smith, Sue Schneider, Bill Spindler, Robert Stout, Dave Sully, Kevin Thomas, Ed Trowbridge. ROW 2: Angela Urbshot, Bernadette Vallachi, Sarah Vanderhoff, Mary VanRess, Betty Ann vreeland, Patty Walker, Roy Waltz, Margaret Wannemacher, Susan Weeks. ROW 3: Bob Welsh, John Westberg, Mark Wetmore Cynthia Wilson, Doug Wilson, Craig Wortman, Chris Wronsky, Debbie Yunghon, Lori Zellman. llf Staff Presents Innovotions in Yeorbook This year the editors of the Bernardian have tried to break away from the traditional, confining meth- ods of editing a yearbook, and to introduce some of the spirit of the Class of '68. This can be seen in the theme, taken from a contemporary song, and also in the attempt to modernize the layout and the artwork. The task of assembling a yearbook was not an easy one and the editors and the staff of the Bernardian have labored diligently to make this book a successful one. Ellen Ward, book sales managerg Janet Selover, activitiesg Lynda Young, special featuresg Sandi Runyon, editor-in chiefg Sue Willis, senior editorg Shirley Wortrnan, adsg Sue Hopkins, photographyg Barbara Janchus, secretaryg Liz Spofford, treasurerg Sandy Chambers, store managerg Mary Castrilli, sportsg Gene Haulenbeek, art, Faculty Ad- visors: Mrs. Jones, Miss I-Iosmer. Council Voices Opinions ond Desires of Student' At any time during any day this year our dynamic Student Council president, Debbie Talbot, could be seen in the library conferring with Miss Young about her newest idea. Under Debbie 's direction, the Student Council presented its annual freshman orien- tation, the Student Council tea, and a dance in September. The Council, which was named an honor council by the Annual Student Council Con- ference in January, also presented the Alumni tea for graduates of Bernards High and hopeful seniors, and the traditional Leadership Seminar to inspire the school 's leaders to bigger and better things. A new style of Homecoming was seen this year high- lighted by the return of the 1917 football team. The Council 's newest project was the institution of a scholarship fund for a deserving senior. ROW 1: Debbie Talbot, presidentg Peter Shaw, vice-presidentg Lynda Young, corresponding secretaryg Ann Miller, recording secretaryg Cynthia Werring, treasurer. ROW 2: John Kinsella, Freshman Class Presidentg John Marelli, Sophomore Class Presidentg Tony Morgia, Junior Class Presidentg Christie Knauff, problems committeeg absent: John Zimmerman, Senior Class President. Miss Young, advisor. Lynda Young, secretaryg Tony Morgia, vice-presidentg Laurie Plumstead, trea- surerg Dave Fulton, president. The Keynote Is Harmony Under the direction of Mr. Lon Cass, the Bernards High Band continued to improve its marching and playing ability. After a successful week at band camp where the freshmen were initiated into the hardships of marching band life, the band proved to be one of the best participating in the New Brunswick Band Festival. Attending all football games, the band performed intricate precision drills to music such as Jazz on Parade and a dance step to Music to Watch Girls By. During the winter months the band presented concerts and participated in an exchange concert. 94 95 Directed by Mr. Cass, the Dance Band played many of the standard hits of the past and also worked on several popular songs including Lara 's Theme from the movie Doctor Zhivago and Winchester Cathedral. They were also exposed to some music theory of the style and structure of popular music, which Mr. Cass considers an important part of any music course. Jozz Flows Through Our Hcalls Assembly Bond Explores Ensemble Music 1 1- :1 , By playing for the pep rallies and assemblies, the Assembly Band helped boost school spirit. This activity gave reg- ular band members the chance for additional prac- tice in ensemble playing, and the opportunity to perform a valuable service. Exclusive Male Organization Proves Popular Boys' Glee, as a new vocal group, began its first year by presenting selections at assemblies and concerts. The boys represented all classes, yet all did not belong to the Concert Choir. In the future, this group hopes to enlarge as interest grows among the talented males at BHS. John G. Ricciardi, presidentg Tom Bucy, vice presidentg Keven Blessing, managerg Barbara Haulenbeek, accompanistg Miss Callahan, director. Leaders Bring Honor to School The Nathan G. Macadam Chapter of the National Honor Society recognizes those students who have achieved an outstanding scholastic average and possess the traits of good character, service, and leadership, Under the leadership of John Zimmerman the Honor Society sponsored the Just a Dime at Christmas Time program to raise money for the Newark News Christmas Fund. At the end of the year, awards were given to two seniors who the Honor Society believed had best exemplified the traits of leadership and service during their years at BHS. John Zimmerman, presidentg Belinda Balentine, vice-presidentg Lynda Young, secretaryg Sharon Domurad, treasurerg Mr. Fenimore, advisor. 97 Conducted by Miss Callahan, the Concert Choir had the responsibility of raising money for new blazers as well as rehearsing to prepare for concerts and assemblies. The Con- cert Choir 's supreme achievement was the presentation at Christmas of Handel 's Messiah which featured choir members as soloists. Steve Maas, presidentg Linda Fortenbaugh, vice- presidentg Leslie Franklin, secretaryg Kathy Sabine, treasurer Chorus Tunes in on Grecaf Works of Handel cmd Shuberi l Z R 2 'I Am Y A - is ' l G I rls Chorus The members of the Girls' Chorus met daily to prepare selections for programs presented throughout the year. Their choices in presenting vocal arrangements by widely varying artists and their intense prep- aration has enabled them to become a very popular group. Another group created this by Miss Callahan was of students from the Choir. After irregular they appeared with Concert Choir at assemblies concerts with selections a varied nature. This tal- group wishes to attempt perform some of the more works of music in the Double Octet Critics Survey Literory cmd Artistic Works of Students Under the discerning eye of Jim Dusel, his staff of literary critics evaluated the material submitted by talented students and selected the best works to be published in BHS's literary magazine, the Pinnacle. At the same time, a business staff headed by Ainsley Bodman and Bonnie Trubnick, handled financial matters and sold the mag- azine to the student body. Jim Dusel, editorg Patty Herold, chairmang advisors, Mrs. lvlazis, M.r. Smith. Crimson Staff Presents Monthly News Editor-in-chief, Linda Collierg assistant editors, Bruce Appeldoorn, Dean Baimg news editor, Leila Boseg features editor, Laurie Plumsteadg sports editor, Mike Petriccioneg photography editor, Randy Grisslerg art editor, Susan Oak leyg typing editors, Catherine Alpaugh, Linda Mokeg make-up editor, Priscilla Coleg advertising manager, Rodney Torbertg sales managers, Catherine Downey, Lorraine Greubelg finance manager, Robin Burgers, exchange editor, Marsha Craigg advisor, Mrs. Roy. Whatever one could not learn by word of mouth - teacher and student - was sure to be found in the Crimson. As editor-in-chief, Linda Collier worked with her staff of journalists to present a rounded View of school life every month. With sharp editorial comments and clever cartoons, the Crimson kept the idle stu? dent busy as it informed him of the latest news. Tvvirlers Become Fiery Spectacle of Gomes ifC2l'i'r.t:.QO Cifrm-.zzago 3 I ROW 1 Sandy Chambers Imelda Barnes Mary Donelik Janice Ricco ROW 2 Marna Libby Donna Desiderio Sandi Runyon Captain Debbie De May Marilyn Muller l02 The twirling squad demonstrated their diverse talents during half -time at all the football games. Their ultraviolet glow thrilled everyone, and this year 's captain, Sandi Runyon, offered something special at the Netcong game when she twirled a two-baton fire routine to the toe -tapping number, Cabaret, Flag Becrers Add Color To Gomes Besides adding color to the band, the Color Guard had the important duty of bearing the school, state, national and international flags. Led by Captain Anne Buonpane, the girls pre- sented intricate routines and combined with the twirling squad to display BHS's very fine feminine talent. ROW 1: Kathy Wannemacher, Anne Buonpane, Captaing Terry Holdcraft. ROW 2: Mary Honoshowsky, Ann Ike Mary Lou Westberg, Fran Hare, Sharon Domurad, Debbie Parks. Morole Boosters Active During Yeor E ! l Z I CENTER - Belinda Ballentine, Captain. Left to right: Judy Woolston, Pat Barnes, Janette Hunt, Cynthia Werring, Janette Vilade, Lori Longo, Jane Cavaluzzo. Exuding enthusiasm, as they cavorted on the field and in the gym, the cheeries per- formed an important function in the activi- ties of BHS. Following the teams faithful- ly, they provided and urged moral support for BHS athletes. This year, the Cheer- leader of the Week award was initiated, which provided a new form of praise for a deserving cheerie. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right: Lynn Trowbridge, Cindy Gear- hart, Pam Grissler, Judy Chipparullo, Cathy Schkeeper, Kathie De Filippis, Chris Dello Russo, Co-captaing Debbie Buro, Co-captain. IO4 Vorslty Club Becomes Home of Sports Celebrities Every Friday BHS athletes mysteriously disappeared from the halls but they could be found in Mr. Ferry's Olcott mush- room cellar The Varsity B Club was open to any boy who earned a varsity letter in any sport. Membership in the club included a free viewing of the Ridge game films The club presented two dances and collected tickets at all sports events. Keith Reilly president Steve Munro vice president Paul Vornhagen secretary Dave McLachlan, treasurer. Skull Develops Cut of Interest Grace, poise, balance, and skill were displayed by the members of the Gymnastics Club as they attemp- ted to perfect their fundamental skills and master some of the more advanced techniques. These stu- dents proved to be valuable teacher aids during their regular gym classes as they were able to introduce the uninitiated to the various pieces of apparatus and demonstrate the skills to be mastered. l05 Girls Usher-In New Auditorium Headed by Mary Castrilli and Barbara Janchus, and supervised by Mr. Macadam, the ushers were ready to perform their task of welcoming guests at BHS performances. Until the completion of the auditorium, however, space to hold school functions was rarely found. Welcome Reception Awoits Arrivols These girls manned the desk in the front hall during their study periods, so that they could carry out the all -important '06 duty of directing visitors. Their friendly smiles and helpful information were appreciated by all. Announcers Voice Cheery Good Morning Supervised by Mr. Taylor, Mary Castrilli and Cynthia Werring alternated weeks in reading the morning notices. Mr. Shaw introduced a new program for the morning which included a, good morning, and the salute to the flag preceding the announce- ments. Corps Works Dlllgently To Assisi Libroricm I07 Spanish Students Increase Fluency In Language As the size of the world continues to diminish, there is an increasing need to ac- quaint people with the lan- guage, customs, and traditions of other lands. This need stimulated students taking Spanish to become members of the Spanish Club. Going be- yond the language itself, the students discussed the cultural aspects of many of the Spanish- speaking countries. Priscilla Cole, presidentg Lynne Dixon, vice-presidentg Bruce Ellis, secretaryg Terry Hold- craft, treasurerg Miss Tabor, advisor. Q. PQGQFMJCQ 1' . VK M an Jun ,Qi-fopifvv Gxviqtf., JE r-'vl-4-QM, f gif--iframes. - ' Afbifvv af For Those Who F'ncI Romance in the French Tongue Open to all French students, the French Club was divided into inter- mediate and advanced classes. Stu- dents in this club enjoyed such things as their own French cooking for a Fete de Noel, slides showing the French countryside, and trips to French museums and restaurants. With Mrs. Nowatzki and Miss Hosmer as advisors, the students received a wide back- ground in the culture and customs of France. Nancy Kalvin, presidentg Peter McCue, vice-presidentg Judy Woolston, secretary Rodney Torbert, treasurer. Deutsch, Sposs und Vergnijgen Led by president Albert Johnston and vice-president Cheryl McDermott, the German Club during the year presented a German party, made a trip to New York and attended a German movie. Through these activities, the members tried to en- rich their knowledge of Germany and its customs, as, at the same time, they im- proved their ability to express themselves in this foreign language. Albert Johnston, presidentg Cheryl McDer- mott, vice -presidentg Joan Rossmeissel, secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Gardner, advisor. -. Venij Vfdij Vi'cl It would have been hard to believe that Latin is a dead language after spending a period with the Latin Club. The meetings were spirited and the members of the club made it seem as though the ancient Roman tongue still had lots of living to do. Through discussions and movies on archeology and history, and guest speakers, the club en- couraged all students to take a deeper interest in Latin. Rob Stout, Rodney Torbert, consulsg Kathy Bennett, quaes- torg Michael Marmo, praetorg Vicki Phann, historian. Mrs. Weber, advisor. I09 Secreiories Develop Higher Skills If you had seen a conscientious, business -like person walking through the halls, you could have been sure she was a member of the Future Busi- ness Leaders of America. Under the guidance of Miss Holmes, the members of the club tried to perfect their cleri- cal and business skills. Here they learned how to operate machines used in industry that were not included in the secretarial curriculum at BHS. Wendy Manning, president, Lisa Mar- kle, vice-presidentg Ada McCatharn, secretaryg Elaine Gronwald, treasurer. Future Nurses Prepore for Coreer lI0 Lectures presented by lab tech- nicians, dental assistants, and representatives from the Visiting Nurses Association formed the basis for discussions held by the FNA. With Mrs. McCue as head advisor, the purpose of the FNA was to encourage students to ex- plore the various fields of the nurs ing arts, to do hospital volunteer work, and to visit institutions, so that they might observe different facets of a nursing career. Diane Rome, presidentg Barbara Wilson, vice-presidentg Kay Van Nest, secretaryg Karen Landgraf, treasurer. Interest in Teaching Encouraged The primary aim of the Future Teachers of America is to give interested students an outlook into the field of teaching. With Shirley Wortman as president, and Mrs. Dobich, Miss Yates, and Mr. Mather as advisors, the BHS Future Teachers of Amer- ica held various types of meetings. Guest speakers included Mrs. Swetnam, Mr. De- Merritt and representatives from Montclair State College and Rider College. The members of the club also had the opportun- ity to visit Matheny School in Peapack to become acquainted with several forms of specialized education. Shirley Wortman, presidentg Sharon Domurad, vice-presidentg Patty Leary, secretaryg Cindy Marple, trea- SLIICI. New Form of Arr Is Explored The talented cameramen of the Photography Club delved into several new areas of their pictorial art form. Under the guidance of Mr. Davenport, the members of the club learned the basic skills of good picture taking, developing techniques, and proper lighting methods. With this training, they were able to attempt some unique projects and also served as valuable aids to the publications of BHS. For The Arfisficolly Minded An activity greatly in de- mand, the Art Club had two new additions. The first, Mr. Chase, art instructor, offered y unique and exciting experiences in art. The second addition, the potter 's wheel, enabled the students to discover new talenm in a previously untried art medium. K'fd.....-.-...... Qi. i t' f LiL . I A X 1 yuh KM CDM niques All great stars aren 't on Broad- way. If one had passed Miss Lan- der 's room on Monday during ac- tivity period, he would have heard the BHS Stars perform, as the Drama Club members amused themselves by presenting short skits Lights, Comero, Action Although the Lighting crew had been inactive for a large part of the year because of the absence of an auditorium, they nevertheless performed an invaluable service by helping to set up microphones and other equipment for our assemblies in the cafeteria and the gymnasium. Harry Abel, presidentg David Crosby, vice-presidentg Peter Shaw, secretary- treasurer. Aid for The Boff ed Teocher Under the watchful eye of Mr. Taylor, the projectionists operated and maintained the visual aids equipment used in classes to supplement the regular curriculum. Pro- jectors, record players, tape recorders and other useful learning aids were supplied to the teachers upon request. Mr. Taylor, advisor. AFS Adopts Foreign Students The American Field Service organ- ization has spent the year in its projects of raising money for AFS students visit- ing BHS and for those sent abroad. Some of the projects have been the selling of bonds, frequent bakesales, and the annual penny drive. Foreign students have visited the club meetings and discussed their homes with members. Linda Fortenbaugh, presidentg Peggy Finn, vice-presidentg Sally Dickinson, secretaryg Mary I-Ionoshowsky, treasurer. Mrs. Nowatzki, advisor. See the World From ca U.S.A. Clossroom As advisor to See the World, Mr. ,Taye brought in slides showing the high- lights of many of his exciting trips abroad. The club discussed different types of travel to many interesting lo- cations all over the world. Theo De Felice, presidentg Lee Kurzen- berger, secretary. I I4 Skiers Snow N.J. Mountains Nothing short of bare ground stopped the ski club from enjoying their outings to var- ious mountains in New Jersey. During school hours, the club not only organized these trips but discussed the various types of ski equip- ment on the market. Even those not fortun- ate to be able to join the club benefited, as the skiers invited one and all to come along and share in the excitement of whizzing down a hill on a pair of skis. Mr. Melit- sky, advisor. First in the Minds of Boys - Cors SPORTS CAR CLUB Diversification was the keynote ofthe Sports Car Club. The tech- nical and practical aspects of sports cars and cars of sport were discussed with both the beginner and expert in mind. The club was noted for its engineering skill and technical disagreements. To say it was a different experience is definitely an understatement. Mr. McVey, advisor. Checkmote Advised by Mr. Samuels, twenty- two boys and one girl met to combat their skills in chess each week. They held tournaments eliminating the loser each time, in order to determine the BHS champion. Win or lose, it was a perfect way to enjoy a quiet, but challenging activity period. Robert Schork, presidentg Rocky Perna, Vice-presidentg Mike Marmo, secretaryg Richard Rodenbach, treasurer. Boys Become Monster Chefs A new trend started this year at BHS: while the girls were requesting shop classes, so many boys wished to join Boys' Gour- met that a club for each class was founded. Four days a week the hall ad- joining 101 was filled with the aroma and smoke, of their adventures. A grad- uate of Boys 's Gourmet is a good man to know! Mrs. Munson, advisor. We Gather Together A Display A Moment Rest Pofferns of Our Life SBWWWFWffifffiiffWWf9'519Wfffgflfwlf5siffW5iW91f1i Y Qmi Uv V x xx n ROW ONE: S. Munro, D. Fenimore, K. Reilly, T. Palmer, S. Scott, E. Schmidt, D. McLachlin, N. Cavaluzzo. ROW TWO: B. Bomberger, F. Robertson, K. Moran, J. Forte, J. D'Agostino, R. Ward, R. Hill, E. Floyd, B. Rich- ardson. ROW THREE: B. Franklin, D. Franklin, I. Kalvin, M. Perna, B. Bomberger, B. Price, B. Domurad, E. Balcenick, R. Sutton, W. Kendall. ROW FOUR: D. Booth - MGR., H. Streep,'J. Vilade, R. Gallo, J. Edwards, A. Maddaluna, L. Morra, J. Reeves, J. Tiger, D. Klem, M. Castrilli - MGR., P. Tuttle - MGR, The Spoilers Hard luck and some costly errors at crucial moments during the games, resulted in a rather dis- appointing l-6-2 record for the 1967 football team. Under the spirited leadership of co-captains Ted Palmer and Steve Scott, the Mounties fittingly ended the season by scoring a tremendous upset over their arch rivals, Ridge High, thereby crushing all hopes of the Red Devils for an undefeated season. Coach Ferry, aided by assistant coaches Buckley and Mangiafico, administered the valuable direction which was used by the squad to give every opposing team a rough going over. Throughout different times in the games, the team showed a threatening offensive attack and a powerful defense but failed to combine the two forces well enough until the final game. Bernards usually manifested a powerful first attack, but was finally defeated because of unlucky breaks and un- expected errors. Bernards put everything worthwhile together and threw away all errors in the Ridge contest. Con- sequently, they dominated the game in a brilliant victory, 13-6. Spirit, aggressiveness, some un- veiled talent, and a new offense, devised by Coach Ferry, were all contributing factors in overwhelming the Ridgers. Top individual honors were taken by Kip Reilly who was picked for the first team All-Mountain Val ley Conference. Rob Ward made the second team, and Ted Palmer and Bill Richardson were given hon- orable mention. Next year the team will have several returning lettermen and underclassmen composing the strong and S1lCCCSSfHl J. V. and Freshman teams. Hopeful- ly Coach Ferry will rebuild and turn out a fine team and a strong contender for the Mountain Valley Crown in '68, SCHEDULE BHS Bound Brook - BHS Pompton Lakes BHS Chatham Twp. BHS Netcong - - - BHS Manville - - BHS Randolph - - BHS Dunellen - - BHS Middlesex - - BHS Ridge ---- 1-6-2 Vorsify Seniors Co-Captain TED PALMER ED FLOYD DARIO FENIMORE STEVE SCOTT BILL RICHARDSON DAVE MCLACHLIN NICK CAVALUZZO BILL BOMBERGER STEVE MUNRO .UM D'AGOSTINO KIP REILLY BOB BOMBERGER ERIC SCHMIDT Co -Captain COACHES: Donald Ferry, James Mangiafico, Edward Buckley, Carl Malinak, Gerald Keller and George Cupel li. BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS J.V.'s Trcample Nefcong - The J. V. football team, under the fine super- vision of Coaches Buckley and Mangiafico, finished the season with a 2-4-1 record. Showing good team spirit and determination the J. V. 's downed Bound SCHEDULE Bound Brook - Pompton Lakes Netcong - - - Manville - - Randolph - - Middlesex - - Ridge ---- 40-6 Brook and Netcong. They tied the Ridgers and lost a close decision to Pompton Lakes. This fine team again displays the upswing of football at B. H. S. ROW ONE J Kuryro D Knobloch J La Spada E Johnson P Ricciardi, R. Hazlewood, J. Polwin M Rossman ROW TWO N Del Deo B Flemmg K Pearson I Maddaluna P. Gianetti, N. Apgar, B. Berry, R Mrller ROW THREE R Markle MGR G Floyd MGR J Haulenbeek R Hazelwood, C. Komline, F. Small ,T Sloss B Splflf, Power, ond Ambition . . on Undefeclfed Under the frne drrectron of Coaches Keller and therr opponents BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS SCHEDULE Bound Brook - - Pompton Lakes Kenilworth - - Manville - - - Randolph - - - Dunellen - - - Middlesex - - Ridge - - - 8-O ROW ONE: J. Creelman, P. Vornhagen, D. Arntz, J. Rush, S, Arntz. ROW TWO: G. Landgraf, R. Engelbrecht I Logan, E. Haulenbeek, F. Rollefson, G. Ahearn, R. Leonard, J, Kinsella. Horriers Sweep Own Invitotionol Undoubtedly one of the highlights of the sports year was the achievement of the Cross Country team. Under Coach Mather the team was involved in re- building its members, since graduation had taken six of our top seven men. With the help of some excellent talent from the underclassmen, the team compiled a most impressive 10-O mark. Competing in the Seton Hall I invitation, the team placed in a tie for third place among a field of some 25 teams. At our own Bernardslnvitational Meet, the BHS boys completely eliminated the ac- tion in both Group I and II by scoring an easy victory in the varsity race. At the Somerset County Meet the team placed second to strong Group IV powered Somerville and lost its two year hold on the county title. After placing first in the Central Jersey Qual- ifying Meet, the team went to Pennsauken to com- pete in the State Championships. Bernards found the competition much tougher than usual and could manage only a third in defense of its title. The BHS harriers were led by senior captain Paul Vornhagen, who completed his fourth year of varsity competition. Other seniors who helped to strengthen the squad were Gary Aheam and Gene Haulenbeek. Most of this year's starters were under- classmeng from the junior class came Steve and Don Arntz, John Rush, and Rick Leonard. From the Sophomore class running varsity were John Logan, George Landgraf, Richard Englebrecht, and Fred Rollefson. With such a large number of returning lettermen the team promises another undefeated season and possibly its third state championship in the fall of '68, BHS BHS BHS SCHEDULE Morris Knolls - - Mountain Lakes - Manville - - - - - BHS Morristown School BHS Ridge ------- BHS Middlesex - - BHS West Morris - - BHS - - - 20 Pompton Lakes - - - - 43 BHS - - - 15 Chatham Boro - - - - 50 BHS - .- - 15 Bound Brook - - - -- 50 BHS Invitational -------- lst, Group I and II Somerset County Meet - - - ....... - 2nd M. V. Meet ------- ....... - lst Central Jersey Meet - - - - lst State - Group I ---- - .. 31-d Mr. Mofher's Mob L. to R.: Matt Broderick, Kathy Bennett, Brian Powell, Merrie G Coach Ed Mather, Mary Lou McDonald, and Ken Oriel. Our four year star 0 . Senior Horrners L. to R.: Mike Doroshuk, Paul Vornhagen, Gene I-Iaulenbeek, Gary Ahearn, and Rusty Strait. ROW ONE: A. Johnston, B. Reinschmidt, T. Smith. ROW TWO: K. Blessing, D. Scott, I. Reinschmidt B A1 mendinger,-J. Gates, P, Horton. ROW THREE: A. Lubin, T. Weller, M. Doroshuk, B. Shaw, M. Petrrccione B. Eisinger, R. Strait, M. Graham. Powerful J.V. Boost Undefeofed Season Once again Bernards' J. V. Cross Country men claim an undefeated season. With the impressive record established by this team, the prospects for the '68 season appear very promising. a t f A pf , J -g45?1H, .,,. ... nw J, ,cd.,:r,., f., 1 , .,,..,,g1iQg, ..sf ,,,g,w, ,X I Q M, . , ,,,, try. ,, ,,.,, .., V 15,,,,y5,aM.,,,,,. , , , r l. ,,,. ,.:,,,,, s ' ff w,:j5:ar?',az,f. 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N s, 'JY-041 'gffftsrtf,fP4fff'?a1-WHYtitffwliiiff 112 '- K ,,,,x: , ,,, ,,., . 1 55 I-I - .r'ff-5-felt, W iiaif-ws , 5, . .if f '9iH1fi?fx5srj9ia BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS Invitational - SCHEDULE Morris Knolls - - - Mountain Lakes - Morristown School Ridge ----- 1 - Bound Brook - - - Group I and II - - E E 5. v i ! s 'ff' Y ww -fwzlry-, .41 H Wq ezsiif' 'f f - . k ww ROW ONE: P. Forsythe, R. Matthews, T. Palmer, E. Wuerfel, B. Richardson. ROW TWO: R. Ward, P. McCue, D. Camara B. Price. ROW THREE: Coach Samuels, A. Lubin - mgr.g M. Petriccione, J. Rush, D. Levinson - mgr.g B. Williams mgr Roxbury Downed . . . 61-49 The 1967-68 Varsity Basketball team finished its season with a 4-19 record. Coach Samuels had his problems from the outset, having a minimum of boys with previous experi- ence. The early portion of the season held great optimism for the team. They opened the season at home with a fine show- ing against a tough Middlesex team, losing by five points. They then evened the record to 1-1 by defeating Chatham Twp. and entered the Delaware Valley Invitational Christmas Tournament. The team played very impressive basketball by beating Phillipsburg Catholic and North Hunterdon to win the consolation bracket of the tourney. After this early sea- son success the team failed to continue a consistent style of play and did not get its fourth win until they beat Roxbury at home the next to the last game of the season. Outstanding individual effort was shown this year by senior Ted Palmer who was one of the team 's leading and its best defensive player. Another standout and team 's best hope for the future is junior John Rush. John ef' tremendous scoring abilities by scoring 20 or more in over 10 games and twice scored 30 points in a single John was the Mountain Valley Conference scoring with almost a 20 point per game average. The future is bright for Coach Samuels with three of five returning for next season. BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS SCHEDULE 4-19 Middlesex - - Chatham Twp. - Pompton Lakes - Mountain Lakes South Hunterdon Phillipsburg - - Manville ---- Kenilworth - - Roxbury - - - Bound Brook - - Ridge ----- Middlesex - - - Randolph Twp. - Kenilworth - - - Bound Brook - - Ridge ----- Dunellen ---- Chatham Twp. - Manville ---- Pompton Lakes - Randolph Twp. - Roxbury ---- Dunellen - - ROW ONE: T. Shull, I. Logan, M. Broderick, D. Bierbower, K. Pilkington. ROW TWO: D. Candee, D. Cormack, D Frank lin, R. Appeldoorn, J. Forte, Coach McVey. Hcard Work Goes Unrewclrded Despite the sincere effort of this year 's Junior Var- SCHEDULE sity, the team wound up the season with an 0-20 record. The small squad, composed of sophomores and juniors, was under the direction of Coach McVey. The spirit and aggresiveness of this team will greatly contribute to the success of next year 's Varsity squad. BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS O-20 Middlesex - - Chatham Twp. Pompton Lakes Manville - - - Kenilworth - - Roxbury ---- Bound Brook - Ridge ----- Middlesex- - - Randolph Twp. Kenilworth - - Bound Brook - Ridge ----- Dunellen - - - Chatham Twp. Manville - - - Pompton Lakes Randolph Twp. Roxbury ---- Dunellen - - - ROW ONE: B. McMahon, J. Rush, B. Potts, A. Nencheck, J. Lawer, J. Guglietta, W. Kinsella. ROW TWO: Bob Shaw, Bruce Shaw, J. Maddaluna, R. Markle, J. Hughes, N. Ratti, D. Knobloch - mgr. ROW THREE: E. Anderson, B. Knauff, J. Aubrecht K. Thomas, B. Axtell, E. Johnson, B. Bomberger. BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS Impressive 13-4 Record for Frosh Hoopers SCH EDULE 13 -4 Middlesex - - Chatham Twp Roxbury - - - Manville - - Kenilworth - - - - Dunellen - - - - - Bound Br.ook - Ridge ---- Middlesex - - Kenilworth - - - - Bound Brook - Ridge ---- Chatham Twp. - - - Manville ------ Dunellen ------ Randolph Twp. - - - Roxbury - - - Congratulations are in order for the fast and power- ful Freshman squad and their coach, Mr. Cardillo. Youngest team on the totem pole, the frosh hoopers claimed an impressive 13-4 record. Looks like we 've a great basketball team on our hands! Co-Captain RICK MATTHEWS Senior Spirit Co-Captain TED PALMER BILL RICHARDSON ERIC WUERFEL PAT FORSYTHE Hoopers in Action Through the air, over the rim , That Rush determination. TWO!! Hz -F x ss' ws zziififf' k ROW ONE: E. Leonard, L. Bullman, L. Abbondanzo, R. D'Agostino. ROW TWO: J. Zimmerman, J. D'Agostino, R. Van Arsdale S. Rowley. ROW THREE: R. Sutton, W. Kendall, D. Rowley, D. McLachlan, J. Bolash. Two District Champs Highlight Season The 1968 wrestling season has been one of the most successful in the team 's history. Under the direction of Coaches Keller, Melitski, and Stevens, the team compiled a record of 8 wins, 2 losses and 1 tie, placing second in the Mountain Valley Con- ference. The grapplers were fourth in the annual Bridgewater-Raritan Christmas Tournament and third in the district 18 Championships. ln the first match against Madison, Bernards fought hard, but lost in the last match. Undaunted by this, our wrestlers retaliated with victories over Manville, Belvidere, Dunellen, Middlesex, Net- Cong, Delaware Valley, Roselle Park, and of course, Ridge. Against Randolph Twp. the team tied in a last minute thriller. Its second loss of the season came at the hands of an extremely strong Bound Brook team. In the contest against our Ridge rivals, there was no question from the start of the match which was the superior team. Individually, there were several high honors attained by our grapplers. In the Bridgewater-Rav itan Tourney, Lou Abbondanzo and Roy Van Ars- dale placed first. Along with Van Arsdale, Jeff Bolash took first place championships in the Districts. Second places were won by Abbondanzo and Stuart Rowley, while John Zimmerman, Rickie Leonard, and Lee Bullman took thirds. Van Arsdale placed second in the Regionals after winning two straight matches, and Bolash claimed fourth place after losing in the second round. A Although the team will miss the talented gradu- ating seniors, there will be eight returning lettermen, along with some promising members of a victorious LV. team. Indeed there are high hopes for the future, but let us now wish congratulations and best wishes to the wrestlers of the Class of '68, SCHEDULE BHS - - - - 36 Manville - - BHS - - - - 27 Belvidere - - BHS - - - - 21 Madison - - BHS - - - - 49 Dunellen - - BHS - - - - 30 Middlesex - - BHs--- - 20 BHs--- --6 BHS ----- 30 BHS ----- 25 BHS - - - - 26 BHS - - - - 20 Randolph Twp Bound Brook - Netcong - - Ridge ---- Del. Valley - Roselle Park - 8 -2 -1 Bridgewater Tourney ----- r Districts -------- ROW ONE: J. Munro, J. Kalvin, F. Baldassare, B. Fleming, J. LaSpada. ROW TWO: T. Stidworthy, B. Ellis, M. Whetmore, A. Johnston, C. Richardson, K, Blessing, J. Bearlapp. ROW THREE: K. Craig, P. Salegna, B. Franklin, P. Guthmuller, J. Vuocolo BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BH S BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS I40 J.V. Mcifmen Clciim CI Winning SCHEDULE Manville - - Belvidere - - Madison - - Dunellen - - Middlesex - - Randolph Twp. - - Bound Brook - Netcong - - - Ridge ---- Del. Valley - Roselle Park - 7-4 7 -4 Season Forfeit - 25 ---14 Forfeit 1 ----15 -33 ----29 Forfeit - 22 ----22 ----27 Our LV. grapplers completed this year 's season with a 7-4 record. The long hours of practice that this team endured are evident from their record. Coach Stevens worked diligently with the boys, and the valuable experience they gained will contribute to another victorious team next year. A winning season makes struggling through that wrestling diet well worthwhile! Senior Gropplers ROW ONE: Jim D'Agostino, John Zimmerman, Roy Van Arsdale. ROW TWO Duncan Rowley, Dave McLachlan, Jeff Bolash. The Brains Behind The Gong L. to R.: Mr. Stevens, Mr. Keller, Mr. Melitski. Just a few more seconds, Stu. Easier than pushing a wheelbarrow! Right, Roy? my Lx Mclfm ixfures Jeff holds his opponent. Rosie wins the match for Bernards -f-,,.,M,,m:,:-.,,wwf,mWmWmmfJ,, .,.W, .-MmmmwM.p,Bmfm,,.,11m.mv -wgzzw :w-sf1:,,f- www1:1msfm,m4uumas:'fw::,s.we 1- fs: gf :fw2:, . wamwm,:!egua5f422wf1fs1i2' ff'f!2fuz,mfamwi5wm115'ffvwmwefwawavwmwwawvmwamwfmwmiamnsiw Ewwf2MQwnmwuf wz2emam1 M. f, tj? Q ft-ff H? , ,.,a991q-,,, ROW ONE: Mike Doroshuk, Dave McLachlan, Dario Fenimore, Dave Fulton, Coach Mather. ROW TWO: Rick Mathews, Bob Bomberger, Gary Ahern, Brad Smith, Jeff Bolash. ROW THREE: Eric Wuerfel, Gene Haulenbeek, Paul Vornhagen, Bill Bomberger DATE A pril 4 April 9 April 11 A pril 15 A pril 17 April 20 April 23 A pril 27 May 1 May 3 May 7 May 9 May 11 May 14 May 17 May 20 May 22 May 25 May 29 June 1 I46 Fincll Season for These Track Stars SCHEDULE Morris Knolls North Hunterdon Middlesex Del. Valley Dunellen PLACE Away Home Home Away Away Central Jersey Relays Chatham Boro Penn Relays Manville Bound Brook Randolph Twp. Ridge Home Away Home Home Away Long Branch Relays Hackettstown Chatham Twp. County Relays County Meet Home Home State Qualifying Meet Mountain Valley Meet State Meet High hopes are held for the track team this year. There are bound to be several winners in such a fine, large group. Under the superior direc- tion of Coach Mather, the team should traditionally display its exceptional ability. The sincere effort exhibited by this track team will no doubt bring honor to BHS. ROW ONE: B. Gruebel, D. Camara, J. Bartz, M. Petriccione, D. Richardson, P. Guthmuller, D. Strade. ROW TWO: O. Johnson, R. Hammesfahr, T. Picheca, J. Latino, O. Jackson, G. Clagett, M. McGuinness. ROW THREE: D. Wilson, K. Brod- erick, R. Schork, R. Eaton, J. Eppler, I. Nencheck, T. McGuinness. They Strive for ca Hole-In-One SCHEDULE DATE PLACE A pril Open April Chatham Twp. Away A pril Ridge Home A pril Piscataway Home April Manville Away April Bound Brook Home A pril Hackettstown Away April Dunellen Away April Chatham Twp. Home May Somerville Away May State Regionals May Bound Brook Away May Manville Home May Open May Somerville Home May Somerset County Match May Ridge Away May Dunellen Home May Open May 'H ackettstown Home The links should see much action from this year 's golf team. Sparked by Captain Mike Petriccione, nine returning members and twelve additional members will strive for a winning season. The direction of the new coach, Mr. Keller, should produce happy results. I47 if wi ,- My --N rfff- W. -,ff f,-b zz.-2mae:fumeswzmefm.uw neiigeezawazzf. :2Q:::..fa:-es:mmszmi ROW ONE: E. Floyd, T. Palmer, K. Reilly, E. Schmidt, B. Richardson, Coach Dunne. ROW TWO: B. Price, J. Wannemacher H. Streep, T. Minutello, R. Ward, J. Treppicione, ROW THREE: B. Stephens, B. Powell, M. Balsamello, R. Johnson, J. Cook D. Booth. DATE A pril 2 April 5 April 9 A pril ll April 16 April 19 A pril 23 April 25 A pril 30 May 2 May 3 May '7 May 9 May 10 May 14 May 16 May 21 May 24 May 28 May 31 SCHEDULE New Providence Dunellen Chatam Twp. Roxbury Middlesex Bound Brook Middlesex Morris Knolls Manville Roxbury lmmaculata Manville Morris Knolls Ridge Chatham Twp. Dunellen Ridge Mountain Lakes Bound Brook Immaculata Home-Run Hopefuls PLACE Away Away Away Away Home Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Home Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Experience is the key word for this year 's baseball team. Eleven returning players and a few new faces provide the basis for a good season. As in past years, the team will feature adequate pitching, hitting, and fielding. Undoubtedly, Coach Dunne will head an ex cellent 1968 ball club. I49 ROW ONE: I. Kalvin, J. Forte, L. Abbondanzo, R. Gallo, M. Perna, T. Stidworthy. ROW TWO: J. Hughes, N. Del Deo, P. Gianetti, R. Perna, A. Stewart, D, Franklin. ROW THREE: D. Knobloch, R. Miller, B. Berry, B. Potts, J. Polwin, E. Ander- son. ROW FOUR: E. Johnson, B. Kensilla, G. Floyd, R. Manning, A. Atkins. DATE April 2 April 5 April 9 April 11 April 16 April 19 April 23 April 25 April 30 May 2 May 3 May 7 May 9 May 10 May 14 May 16 May 21 May 24 May 28 May 31 I50 SCHEDULE New Providence Dunellen Chatham Twp. Roxbury Middlesex Bound Brook Middlesex Morris Knolls Manville Roxbury Immaculata Manville Morris Knolls Ridge Chatham Twp. Dunellen Ridge Mountain Lakes Bound Brook Immaculata Berncards Batman PLACE Away Away Away Away Home Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Home Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Freshmen and sophomores seeking the exper- ience necessary for the move to varsity competition will compose our J. V. squad. A winning season should be in store for these anxious players under the new coaching of Mr. Samuels. ROW ONE: L. Bullman, R. Van Arsdale, D.uRowley, T. Morgia, P. Shaw, R. Torbert. ROW TWO: B. Cormack, B. D'Agos- tino, S. Rowley, D. Candee, T. Shull. ROW THREE: B. Fleming, C. Komline, J. Aubrecht, M. Marmo, J. Lucas. Form, Precision, cmd Coordination Our new tennis courts will be the sur- roundings of much excitement during the spring. The team 's increase in membership from last season 's nine boys to this spring 's seventeen eager players demonstrates the spirit with which these boys will tackle each match. Under a new coach, Mr. Melinski, the team looks forward to a fine 1968 season. DATE A pril April April April A pril April April May May May May May May May May SCHEDULE Bound Brook OPEN Morristown School Ridge Somerville OPEN Randolph Bound Brook Morris Knolls Franklin Ridge Morristown School Morris Knolls Randolph Somerville PLACE Away Away Away Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Away Away Away I5I Afx xl' ILX ,.Z . F4 .fu 71 ' fbi? 'S fx THE MILKMAN SNACK 81 DAIRY BAR Route 206 - Gladstone, Phone 234-1409 Hamburgers - Steaks - Fish - Chicken in the Basket - Ice Cream Home Baked Pies - Take Out Orders I Visit Our Early American Gift Shop Best Wishes Class of 1968 KOMLINE-SANDERSON ENGINEERING CORPORATION Peapack, N. J. FRANK'S MARKET, Meats and Groceries Fruit Baskets Our Specialty Peapack 234-0916 GALLAWAY AND CRANE FUNERAL HOME Bernardsville Basking Ridge FOSTER AGENCY Bernardsville Compliments of THE LAMP POST GIFT SHOP Bernardsville Plaza Shopping Center Bernardsville, New Jersey SOMERSET TRAVEL, INC. 19 Mine Brook Road Bernardsville 766-0258 Congratulations to the Class of '68 OK SHOE STORE Plaza Shopping Center Bernardsville FAR HILLS RADIO-TV Peapack Rd., Far Hills, Vincent F. Schiavone N. J. Best Wishes HOTEL PEAPACK HILL PRESS Offset and Letterpress Printing M. PAUL, Hairdresser 18 Claremont Road Bernardsville ANSON NEWTON LTD. 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Smith Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. William Domurad Good Luck to the Class of '68 Mr. and Mrs. Irving K. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Runyon Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Palmer Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Binks Congratulations General and Mrs. Strait l58 Best of Luck to the Class of 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Spofford A Friend Have a Hairy Time From the Fuzz Club Best Wishes to the Class of '68 Mrs. E. Rome Congratulations - Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ward Best Wishes, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Holdcraft Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Selover Best Wishes - The M. A. Castrilli's Mr. and Mrs. Henry Justh Best Wishes, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wuerful Best of Luck Class of 1968 Congratulations - Mr. and Mrs. S. Longo Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Young Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. B. Hare A of . .QV 24. . x'JJ .Nw Wffij fU 'iJQ J' 50 M iv f X ' M, 'rl M W f 1 t 1 .Dfw 'W ' W f,WW Congratulations to Class of '68 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blair and Chi-Chi Gladstone Congratulations, The Knauffs Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Willis Compliments of a Friend Be st Wishes - The Cafeteria Staff Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Herzog Best Wishes, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chambers Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Markle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Behme Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Sumerfield Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 From Mr. and Mrs. Harley K. Herzog Mr. and Mrs. John Vallacchi Mr. and Mrs. William Teisher Congratulations - Mr. and Mrs. Ward Best Wishes to the Class of '68 Mr. and Mrs. Schork Congratulations to the Class of '68 Mr. and Mrs. Werner Hennig Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Strong Best Wishes, Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Kelly Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. J. Craig Best Wishes, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kowalchik Mr. and Mrs. F. M. 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