Bernards High School - Bernardian Yearbook (Bernardsville, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1970 volume:

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University of Pennsylvar1ia LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph Tourdo Robert Hanle Torry Froisland, Principal David Gaus, Board Attorney Louis Recchia, Director of Curriculum Robert Quade, President Dorothy Thoms, Secretary John Stiff Fredrick Hinck Mitchell Graybard Lee Faulkner Missing: Maurice Neill, Vice President Frances Booth Board of Education LOUIS RECCHIA Director of Curriculum and Personnel B. S. Jersey City State M. S. Rutgers University JOHN MOORHEAD Superintendent of Schools B.'S. Rutgers University M. S. Rutgers University Bernardian Financial Advisor ALEXANDRA AZAR German an B. A. Marymount College German Club RONALD BARNARD Science B, S. Newark State College GA11. BENSON Business Education B.A. Montclair State College HARVEY BRUMBACH U. S. History Il, Psychology B. A. Upsala College M. A. Seton Hall University Psychology Club Advisor EDWARD BUCKLEY Foreign Language Department Chairman French B. S. Boston College Assistant Football Coach MICHAEL CAMPBELL Junior High Band B. A. Lebanon Valley College I9 ! GEORGE CHASE Art, Humanities B.F.A. Temple University Art and Film Club, Bernardian Art and Photography Advisor ,f .M Iiyqlifa SWK? ZH Q. M., 20 .Q 1? - s, . M. WILLIAM COWAN Music, Band B. S. Lowell State Teachers' College M. A. New England Conservatory of Music Woodwind Ensemble, Brass Choir, Dance Band GEORGE CUPELL1 Industrial Arts B. S. California Stare College Equipment Manager Z 6424, AmLYN CUSTY nglish ROBERT CURRY U,S, History I B. S. Seton Hall University M, A. Seton Hall University Assistant Football Coach ,X M. Ed . Temple University A-X Bloomfield College L, f , Pinnacle Advisor .X lr. ,Y ,. .. , s yniXl ,e H r oyess so Jr5s ' -. - .- - 6 Q2 .M FREDERICK DAVENPORT World History B.A. Pfeiffer College M,A, T. Emory University Photography Club STEPHEN DeMERITT School Psychologist B, S, Rutgers University M, Ed. Rutgers University ANITA DILLENKOFER Home Economics B. S. University of Delaware Gourmet Club MARY DOBICH Algebra B,S, California State College Future Teachers of America ' E WILLIAM DUNNE Plane Geometry, Senio A,B, Boston College M,A, Boston College Varsity Baseball Coach r Math 1 fa Z X ,- 46 JUNE EDMONDS Dietitian B.S. University of Illinois Cafeteria Supervisor ,, ---N RICHARD EVERHART Speech, Drama, English B,A. University of Illinois, Bloomfield College Lighting Club, Stage Crew r Q --'.'Q15'11.zER: BARBARA ERDAY Typing, Business Law and Sales A,A. S. Endicott Jr. College B. S. Monmouth College Future Teachers of America JD LYNNE EWEN Spanish B.A. Montclair State College Spanish Club wwf ,yggiiff JAMES FENIMORE Science Department Chairman Biology B.S. Seton Hall University M.A. Seton Hall University National Honor Society Advisor DONALD FERRY U.S. History II B.A. Rutgers University M.A. Montclair State College Athletic Director, Varsity B Club, Senior Class Advisor, Ski Club BARBARA FRASER Business Education B, S. University of Vermont Business English GERALDINE HERTZBERG French, German B.A. Smith College French Club JOSEPH GERRITY Guidance B. S. East Stroudsburg State College M.A. Newark State College STEPHEN IAYE Social Studies Department Chairman World History, Modern European History B.A. Montclair State College M.A. Montclair State College See the World Club PENNY JONES English B.A. Baldwin-Wallace College Bernardian Advisor GERALD KELLER Health, First Aid, Phys. Education B, S, East Stroudsburg State College Football Head Coach, Golf Head Coach HYMAN KLEINMAN Guidance B.A. Rutgers University M.A. Columbia University Teachers' College G. BERNARD KOPP Physical Education Department Chairman Health, Phys, Education B.A. Albright College M.A. New York University I--zkagzaz 'siirill .W A r. '-V W 5 5557 A V A I ss, tsl si. r- V I , ' '- f Q -5: - f s'vwrsu.:-. 1 ,. U ' 'iri . ,, A ,W Wg ,r Atr- 1 yi., K- 15,17 ff 3 I I 1, -3351,-syn -,... ., ,..r ,,4A,, KANLLL I I 'WMM 1 ' K hc f A A is A,,' :www Q fff GLEN LAMPA U. S. History I B.A. Rutgers University NATHAN MACADAM Chemistry, Physics A,B, , M.A. Lehigh University D, T. Rutgers University Ushers ROWENA MacPHAIL Arts and Crafts B.S, Newark State Teachers' College JOHN MCVEY Chemistry B.A. Newark State College Assistant J. V. Basketball Coach, Ass't. Track Coach ESTHER MCCU E Nurse R.N. Overlook Hospital School of Nursing B, A, Trenton State College Future Nurses' Club A ,.,,,,...wfw JAMES MANGIAFICO Health, Phys, Education, Driver Education B.S. University of Mississippi Football Coach, Gymnastics Club JOEL MELITSKI EDWARD MATHER English B.S. St. Joseph's College Cross Country Head Coach, Track and Field Head Coach Sociology , U. S. History I B.S. Bloomsburg State College Wrestling Head Coach, Tennis Head Coach, Outdoors Club JANE MILLER Reading B. S. University of Nebraska MARY METZGER Phys, Education, Driver Education B.A. Montclair State College M,A. Montclair State College Modern Dance, Gymnastics SUSIE MILLER Phys. Education B, S, Southern Illinois University M,Ed. University of Illinois Cheerleaders, Freshman Class Advisor MABEL OTT Home Economlcs Drexel Instrtute of Technology RICHARD PALAZZI Geometry, Algebra B, S, Seton Hall University Freshman Basketball Coach ELIZABETH POULSON Speech Therapist A,B. Marietta College M.A. Newark State College CHARLES PRES TON awk TRINIDAD Powtu. 'Nwf - 76 1 Spanish 0' M A,A, San Jose City College B,A. San Jose State College M,A. San Jose State College Spanish Club World History, U.S. History I B,S,E. Delta State College Assistant J.V. Football Coach, Head Basketball Coach, Ass't J.V. Baseball Coach E I WILLIAM REIMER Industrial Arts ii B.'A. Newark State College 1 WILLIAM ROEDER DOROTHY ROCKEFELLER Health, Auto Safety, First Aid B. S. Beaver College M, Ed, Rutgers University Head Senior Class Advisor CHARLOTTE ROY English B. S, Elmi C0 Mathematics Department Chairman Senior Math, Algebra, Calculus B. S. Bloomsburg State College M, S, Bucknell University GAY SAUER English, Journalism B. S. West Texas State University M.A. Montclair State College Crimson Advisor sg' 34 1...:.,..,.,.. ,, -f.,Mh 4 M.. MILDRED SITNIK Plane Geometry, Math B.A. Newark State College Future Teachers' Club GRANT STEVENS Earth Science B. S. Bloomsburg State College Wrestling Coach GEORGE SMITH English Department Chairman Humanities, English B, A, Paterson State College M, A. Seton Hall University THOMAS TABER English B,S, Bloomsburg State College Sports Car Club- THEODORE TAUB English B,A. Rutgers University M.A. University of Chicago Beginning Chess, Debate Club 1 wi 1.5 1:35 TX h. ,B .up W. fp: L13 , Muff sufifai Q fl xt I 33 ik 515141 JESSE TAYLOR Phys, Education, Driver Training B. S. Rutgers University M,Ed, University of North Carolina Head Junior Class Advisor, Chess Club, Ski Club KNEW 5' 53 IRENE THAMSEN French B, A, Fordham University JOHN UTZ Business Department Chairman Bookkeeping B,S, Bloomsburg State College M, S, University of Pennsylvania Business Services Club, Cafeteria Bookkeeper LINDA VIETORIS Biology B.A, Douglass College M.A. T. Brown University Student Council Advisor ROBERT VOLBRECHT Chorus, Choir Mus. B. Westminster Choir College Madrigal Singers, Consort Singers -uni - 32,1 ,xv H , W- - v 'E 5 l Wir., , if, 1 .. -lr War if M Q , .L . 'f':rE,31,viaafr3Y' V541 'QQQLQY -: : . - ','--:f1zw+'f- .e arf- ,1 ., . .. .- -- rr. 'u :S-l' A aw . ,r - t ,.r -fr - uf sa. :mkwaa'IiaSl...r at :rv 1,- KENNETH WEBER Chairman Related Arts Department Mechanical Drawing, C, l, E, P, B.S. Trenton State College M. A. Trenton State College Projection Club, Audio-Visuals ' 0 Uv JOAN WALSH Algebra A,B, College fSt. Elizabeth M, S, University of Notre Dame '1 1-4 .fu X a 1 il- rt ' 'C ' VCVC 'MA h A M , rf-iF' X 11, vnfvi' V.. fi, . 4 SHIRLEY WEBER Latin A,B, Montclair State College Freshman Advisor, Latin Club, Future Teachers' Club 37 KAY WILKS English A. B. Marshall University fwfddv, V. V332 EMILY WIMMER Plane Geometry B. A. Montclair State College W 'R 45' i M 79 MARY ELIZABETH YOUNG Librarian A. B. Oberlin College Library Science Trenton State College A. F. S., Library Corps CUSTODIANS: Elly Siley, Frank Burke, Wayne Morrow, William Philbrook. ABSENTEES: James Colquhoun, John Junchen, Mary Elizabeth Pusey, Freda Claus, Elaine Hendershot. CAFETERIA STAFF: Helen Covalinski, Mary McKay, Margaret Marko, Louise Parillo, Kathleen Jolliffe, Philomena Narclone, Teresa DeVido, Anna Buro. K 5 SECRETARIES: Edna Bolash, Christine Block, Sonia Challancin, Nancy Thomas. 39 ' 1 1 1 1 l . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 4l r A-1 . . out of sight zmior Year I5 . . . if you're a girl, hoping you'11 get asked to the prom fun and stop doing homework . . . becoming an upperclassman . . . the year to look ahead the turning point . . . the time when you start having a lot of . . . fearing your first day on the road in Driver Ed. until you get your big time permit the year of the break-up and . . . getting away with murder or else the break-out being caught with the murder you got away with the other two years . . . if you're a boy, hoping the girl you ask will nyes.. V . . . a little more variety say . . . the time to start worrying about grades ..- the spice of lif Www: Aa'1fis0m.' Mr. Taylor Mrs. Sitnik Mrs. Walsh Mr. Dunne ABSENT: Mr. Reimer Miss Hertzberg Mrs. Thamsen Tb ree - to Get Ready W4-ea -UNH ' ig! I Ojjqcersx 5119335713 President Bill Kinsella Vice- President Sue Landskroener Secretary Wendy Smith Treasurer Janice Lehman -3 jf , 'ff x 43 I Q 3 6 7 8 I, 5 ll fa I3 4 I I6 If M Qi' 32. 1 George Bocchino 2 John Aubrecht 3 Brian Bomberger 4 Blake Axtell 5 Bill Berry 6 Paul Buchan 7 Eric Anderson 8 James Blair 9 Janet Broderick 10 Debby Brandner 11 Carol Bullman 12 Victoria Blessing 13 Deidre Ballentine 14 Gay Boise 15 Betty Beiser 16 Mary Sue Boyle 17 Jean Bullard 18 Nancy Ahearn 19 Kathy Barclay 20 Rhenda Blazure 21 Linda Bierbower 22 Debbie Black ABSENT: Norman Apgar Sue Ballantyne David Bennett Cindy Beringer Debbie Behre 1 Fraula Capodiferro 2 Bonnie Burnett 3 Maria De Filippis 4 Carolyn Craig 5 Diane De Marie 6 Cindy Doggett 7 Joe De Vergillo 8 Nicky Del Deo 9 Christopher Cavaluzzo 10 Mike Farrar 11 Bill Croat 12 Mark Chuhinko Bob Ellis 13 14 15 Clem De Felice 16 Joanne De Filippis 17 Deborah Czarvich 18 Linda D'Apolito 19 Deborah Danyus 20 Patti Cavaluzzo 21 Mary Cavaluzzo 22 Mary Ferrante 23 Janet Ellis Tony Debacco ABSENT: James Caruso David Condrack Chris Deans Kathy D'Arcy Nancy Feyler Jim Guglietta Bill Hollopeter Bruce Fleming Jon Haulenbeek Roger Hazlewood Gene Floyd Carolyn Hendershot Alice Hassinger Kristin Hirn Christine Guthmuller Lynn Groesbeck Nanc Hamann Ed Johnson Kathy Graham 15 Christine Gavurnik 16 Patty Finn 17 Bonnie Foldy 18 Martha Fulton 19 Paul Gianetti 20 Karen Hartop ABSENT: Patty Foley Howard Forgione Scott Gusta son Richard Hazlewood Kathy Higgs Ginger Ho lman John Hughes gg, fl 9 6 . 'L ts 59 1, A - aw-iff , - 5, '1't F L g f J, ,iffy itsa if fi ' ...N- J if yi 'I A 1 3 5 6 1 8 n 90 I Ill, ll 17 3 1 John Maddaluna 2 Duncan Knobloch 3 Janice Lehman 4 Kevin Lawson 5 Per Laestadius 6 Chris Komline 7 Tamy Lockhart 8 Carol Justh 9 Bob Knauff 10 Karen Landgraf 11 Bill Kinsella 12 Jay Joyce 13 Sue Landskroener 14 Debbie Kazaba 15 Ann Kruger 16 Joe La Spada 17 Karen King 18 Ruth Klaus 19 Linda Jolliffe 20 Esther La Canfora 21 Penny Manning 22 Beverly Jollif e 23 Joe Lawer 24 John Lucas 25 John Kiefer ABSENT: Oke Johnson William Jones John Kurylo Sue Lagarenne .sv i 3 f fffzgz ' , . .25 3 ig ' ft 3' f , yi! - if 4- 1'-15' i gkfjnfg I 3 1- 15 A 1 110 f r I3 I6 I I1 A f' Steve Mongno Larry Packard Bob Markle Gerald Mercer Bill Ogonowski Bob McDonald Linda Mercurio Ken Pearson Karen McGrath Phyllis Matera Nancy Patt Cathy Mitchell Jill Moir Suzette Matthews Linda Pecon Andy Nencheck Bob Miller Robert Mills Ray Miller Richard Manning Mike Marmo ABSENT: Tim McGuinness John McCabe Bill McMahon Sandra Millard Ronald Miller Victoria Pfann Rocco Perna Donald Philhower I ,tri 'I 5 6 7 y 9 1 q H. 0 ji ,5 M I7 IP ',, Pam A5391 1 Bruce Shaw Jeff Rowden Richard Sage Diane Russo Wendy Smith Frank Small James Sloss Jim Polwin Mike Rossman Chuck Richardson Pam Salvail Kathy Riker Bob Potts Peter Ricciardi John Schwartz Cathy Phoenix Ellen Riley Barbara Rooney Patricia Reilly Linda Skillman Linda Schmitzer Maureen Shea Susan Shull Ingrid Rendez Nando Ratti Jeff Rush Bob Shaw ABSENT: Karen Smith Debbie Sharp 1 9 , I ' 9 4 f AMA! wwf' NIE l I sa ,I 1. v 1 I I7 4 - 111 I li 1 Debbie Yunghahn 2 Roy Walz David Sulley Doug Wilson 5 Jane Stall 6 Rob Stout 3 4 '7 Bi11Spind1er 8 Susan Weeks 9 Jean Stall 10 Mary Ellen Van Nest 11 Angela Urbschat 12 Sue Snyder 13 Mark Wetmore 14 Lee Yawger 15 Ed Trowbridge 16 Bernadette Vallacchi 17 Kevin Thomas 18 Sally Vanderhoff 19 Craig Wortman 20 Lori Zellrnan 21 Betty Ann Vreeland 22 John Westberg 23 Margaret Wannemacher 24 Robert Welsh 25 Kristie Sonnek 26 Serina Waybright 27 Patty Walker ABSENTg Scott Westphal If he says that again, l'll annihilate him - annihilate him! Double trouble. What'd you have to drink last night? If Mr. Kopp could see us now! ! N 'N K ww ,4.,r,r5,,, A ff What you said! 35351 Q1 And you wondered where all that good food came from. Sorry Jeff- red hair and freckles just don t make it this year. Six minutes, five seconds . . . Six minutes, four seconds . . . Six minutes, three seconds Hang on, Mike. I can almost reach her! I could whistle, but she might take it the wrong way , responsibility . relief: . not quite as bad as freshman year, not quite as good as next year . . . the year for the dropout, if not for the dropin . . a time to relax . . when you try to be philo- sophical and everybody laughs at you . remembering the noise you made last year and blushing at the thought . . . a helluva lot of work ... coming up in the world? Q 1: 1 ti is 5,- . . . getting overlooked, not looked over . the chance to make up for what you didn't get to do when you were a freshman . being put down . the beginning of two more years of agony being asked for money every time you turn around the seniors won't pick on you any- more??? . . . when you're trying to be cooperative and everybody thinks you want something when you start making up your own mind and everybody dis- agrees with you . . . knowing what you want, but being too young to do it Sophomore Yom' I5 . . Ac!1fi5or5.' Miss Metzger Mrs. Ott Mrs. Erday Miss Dillenkofer ABSENT: Mr. Brumbach Mrs. Powell Miss Azar Two - For the Show 0096875-' President DOUG RIST Secretary ELLEN DeFILIPPIS Treasurer NANCY SALEGNA Spencer Arntz Rusby Ault David Bottiglia Chris Bollenbacher Tony Brandner Thomas Barbieri Diane Bearlepp Ioanne Baldassare Jane Blankenburg Jane Bedford Mary Ann Bradshaw Karen Blasse Kathy Brennan Gail Balsamello Karen Albers Kim Alexander Elena Bojorquez Barbara Berg Cathy Binder Bob Alt ABSENT: Per Berquist I 6 37 ,infvv il If 'fl GR I Q' , , .ws-.f1,, 1 Robert Candee 2 Anthony Colantono 3 Kate Deans 4 Nancy Buckner 5 Jack Cummings 6 Leroy Corbin 7 Theresa Caccavale 8 Mike Brigante 9 Vicki D'Apolito 10 Kathy Cameron 11 Barbara Christie 12 Susan Collins 13 Shawn Casey 14 Amy Castrilli 15 Marie Bullard 16 Patty Burgers 17 Cassa Casendino ABSENT: Pam Clagett Richard Bryan QQHHMD HHH 1 Peter Hohman 2 James Hosford Richard Johnson Jon Hinck Steven Johnson Jim Horchner '7 Robert Haines 8 Dana Graham 9 Jeanne Haverbeck 10 Daryl Hunt 11 Kathy Hilger 12 Geraldine Grassi Susan Horton Claudia Johnson 3 4 5 6 13 14 15 Linda Jacobus 16 Rosanne Gronwald 17 Susan Jones 18 Carolyn Hazlewood 19 Palma Gradone 20 Nanne Holmes 21 Sara Jacobson 22 Mary Ellen Howe Susan Holmes Debbie Herzog 23 24 ABSENT: Rob Hammesfalir Nancy Jones Michael Hudson 1 Frank Desiderio Douilas Fagan Keit Ewing 2 3 4 Gary Domurad Leslie Edwards Susan Dente '7 Terri Farrell 8 Don Forsythe 9 Joann Fantina Tassy Ellis Cathy Foote 12 Bill Gano 13 Susan Donaghy 14 Eric Fowler 5 6 10 11 15 Diana Dickinson 16 Joe De Felice 17 Kathy Gamble 18 Bob Draheim 19 Linda Dickinson 20 Nancy Duensing 21 Ellen De Filippis 22 Phil Dodge 23 Kathy Gallo ABSENT: Debi De Filippis Bob Fidler Plfiflftfftfw I 1 Duane Kavanaugh 2 Joan Mastrobattista 3 Mary McCorkle 4 Nancy Leonard 5 Lynn Kurrzenburger 6 Lauretta Koenig '7 John Kalvin 8 Bob Lack 9 Stephen Kurylo 10 Bob Kern 11 Tim Lane 12 David Keller 13 Dale Malone 14 George McCollum 15 William Jones 16 Matt Krueger 17 Bob McCurdy 18 Ingo Kuhfahl 19 Monica Lucas 20 Marilyn Layton 21 Laura Knobloch 22 Meg McCormick 23 Lorraine Mancuso 24 Ann Logan 25 Mary Lubin 26 Charlotte Kruesi 27 Barbara McCarthy 28 Warren Lane 29 Brian Kenney ABSENT: Janet Ludlow 1 Brian Philbrook 2 David Neill 3 Vicki Nardone 4 Bruce Means 5 Bruce Nixon 6 Robin McKay '7 Wendy Pollock 8 Vivian Oates 9 Valerie Norelli 10 Michele Randolph 11 Bill Nevitt 12 Edward Nasta 13 Barry Pearson 14 Tom Pote 15 Dave Mueller 16 Elizabeth Munro 17 Barbara McKenzie 18 Luann Miller 19 Sue O'Brien 20 Edward Otten ABSENT: Brad Packard 54 Glenn Merrill David Pickel Tony Perna Patrick McGuinness 9 L 3 El that Q Elliot Sussman Ray Stahl George St. Onge Andy Yaros Scott Sutton Gary Stidworthy Mike Zebora Ed Taussig Barbara Vanderbeek xx Linda Schmidt Lee Ann Reilly Cynthia Rodin Mary Beth Rossman Douglas Rist Cathy Schneider Michelle Rochat Denise Schackenbach Cheryl Smith Laura Robinson Adrienne Schramm Susan Schkeeper Robert Shoenbrun Kenneth Senior Michael Richards Phil Ricco Gwynne Robertson Nancy Salegna Elaine Salegna Debbie Rowe Douglas Smith Gail Schlosser Richard Rossman Linda Rehmke Diane Schoch Thomas Smith Rita Reardon ABSENT: Linda Reichert Janet Rossmeissl Barry Salmon Connie Shepherd ' 3 9 5 6 '7 g 7 ll 13 N ll ,I ,, H I-Q .u aa JS fl wi 10 Joan Zimmerman 11 12 Paige Torbert Patti Tosi 13 Judy Wolfe 14 Carla Torsilieri 15 Cathy Trumpy 16 Shelley Steffens 17 Sharon Stocker 18 Brenda Struble 19 Barbara Stires 20 Sandi Vetere 21 Linda Soden 22 Jane Stewart 23 Betsy Ward 24 Linda Uptegrove 25 Mike Thomas 26 Doug Woolston Glenn Trowbridge Mark Thompson 29 Duane Williams 27 28 ABSENT: Valerie Teates Russell Waldron 55 Bugs on the floor don't keep sophomores from enjoying the prom. Good morning, Miss Reilly. Your mission, should you choose to accept . . . Well, Mad Scientist, how would you say it's going? P- L-E-A-S-E! I must be seeing things! There cou1dn't be a whole campful of boys on that cabin roof! ,.'s., a drag? fabulous a refreshing experience teachers, teachers everywhere and not a time to think parties . . . the year of the rude awakening . trying to meet that cute boy with the . . . the great shocker freckles and dark brown hair . . . how it feels to be a baby in one easy lesson . . . making as much noise as . being looked over by the upperclassmen ' you want and not feeling stupid . . . conscientiously contemplating your daily lesson . . . getting stuck in the balcony meeting new people trying to make it with the . . . well, trying to make it, anyway Freshman Year I5 the time to throw spitballs flocking to the first dance of the year in your new fancy duds o 0 0 l Ojj?cers.' President Dave Forgione Secretary Kathy Landskroener Treasurer Cheryl Nardone ABSENT Vice- President Julie Vandegraaf One - For the Money Ac!11i5o1'.f.' Miss Vietoris Mrs. Dobich Mrs. Benson Mrs. Weber ABSENT: Miss S. Miller Mr. McVey Mr. Palazzi Mr. Preston Xsl 1 Lorraine Cherrillo 2 Kim Blessing Beverly Bocchino Jeanne Broderick Susan Berg Paula Burroughs Shelly Bowe Marilyn Barnes Todd Berquist 1 Vito Catalano Mike Casendino Richard Axtell Peter Anderson Howard Behre John Boberg Mike Ballanryne Mark Blanchard Bill Bullman Beverly Bartley Sue Abbondanzo John Bullard Bill Bocash Sharon Bierbower George Byrnes Sarah Bomberger Tom Bradshaw Angela Cavaluzzo . Chris Buchan G ABSENT: Kevin Burd 3 4 5 6 '7 8 9 0 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 , 5 F1979 G , 4 C f'lj'1W?-311 me kr 55? jg P51 sv 1 Mike Dilullo 2 Susan Colket 3 David Fairbairn 4 Ion Craig 5 Mark De Angeli 6 Ron Fields 7 Bob Fimbel 8 Dianna Desiderio 9 Sally Crouch 10 Russell East 11 Ralph Croat 12 Dorian Faber 13 Deryl Emmons 14 Bill Dodge 15 Marianne Dunne 16 Susan Cole 17 Peggy Collier 18 Merrill Farhat 19 Shelby Doggett 20 Nancy Chipparullo ABSENT: Raymond Dixon Greg Cook Linda Ferrante Pat Ferro H fflflfqfq fl Q ff? 1 Owen Flannery 2 Keith Gerard 3 Lyle Hanbiom 4 Peter Huff 5 Jeff Hamilton 6 Jeffrey Hochenidel 7 Peter Gianetti 8 Jeff Furgal 9 Sarah Horton 10 Jim Grubman 11 Bonnie Fleming 12 Cathy Gilson 13 Rosemarie Honchar 14 Nancy Haverbeck 15 Kim Gavurnik 16 Karen Harmatiuk 17 Victor Guglietta 18 Richard Forsythe 19 Ronald Hiatt 20 Bob Fox 21 Dave Forgione ABSENT: Paul Hudson 9. 4 6 ll q M30 QI 8 fkflfi fl Debbie Lucas Patricia Landgraf Sheryl Illnick Tom Magnus Sheila Lund Kathy Kurylo Debra Julian Sam Lockhart Jim Kovach Peter Lewis Jim Johnston Doug Klein Paul Lagarenne Nancy Klem Eric Johnson Michele Marelli Kathy Landskroener Conrad Kruesi Nancy Jaffer Maria Marowski Charlotte Johnson Robert Lewis Sandra King Jay Manno ABSENT: Arthur Jenkins Sherman Lang Robert Marlatt 6l 1.13'f5g -1 PM vfq sq -0 2. tal. NMMA 1 Deborah Norman 2 Chris McCal1ister 3 Sarah McGregor 4 Tom Munro 5 Leigh Meyer 6 Joseph Morea 7 Bob Moir 8 Cheryl Nardone 9 Nancy McNally 10 Melissa McCarthy 11 Leigh Moorhouse 12 Mar ret Mercer 13 Deigre Mehl 14 Tom Nencheck 15 Jeanne Merten 16 Tim McGuire 17 Rita Masur 18 Jim Molinaro 19 Grace Musarra 20 MaureeniO'Keefe 21 Patty McGrath 22 Jim O'Keefe 23 Linda McCurdy 24 Debby Q'Brien 25 Sonia Morris 26 Alison Nist 27 Mary Mossa AB SENT: Richard Mommo 1 Jill Pecon 2 Ed Rahn 3 Linda Richardson 4 Don Parker 5 Sherry Randel 6 Stephen Reinschmidt 7 Mike Placko 8 Tom Riley 9 Dave Ricciardi 10 James Pilkington 11 Diane Potts 12 Bill Pershouse 13 John Rollins 14 Margaret Quigley 15 Rick Potts 16 Mike Rowden 17 Claire Rochat 18 Patty Petriccione 19 Shelly Rodin 20 Beth Rowe ABSENT: Jeff Queripel Lynn Patten Dave Riley Sue Roeder Kevin Rome Larry Russo 'I I 45 4 I N 6 , I I 3 3 7 6 VWWWRQ fsfitnfiplfly ' 1 Mark Smith 2 Robin Smith Cindy Sawyer Fred Stephens Rob Stockman Melanie Swartzwelder 7 Linda Stephens 8 Diane Sulley 9 John Stadtmueller 3 4 5 6 10 Joel Sanders 11 Marsha Taussig 12 Ginny Savage 13 Roxanne Sibilia 14 Patti Skillman 15 Lynn Schott 16 Faith Sutton 17 Sue Santillo 18 Donna Szabo 19 Tom Santolini 20 Tom Slattery 21 Mike Schwartz 22 Ed Spindler 23 Tim St. Onge 24 Drew Schramm ABSENT: David Segerstrom Arthur Snyder 1 Laura Trubnick 2 Heide Van Duyne 3 Richard Willis 4 Deborah Walsh 5 Patty Vanderbeek 6 Marie Welsh '7 Mary White 8 Bill Thoms 9 Edward Van Ardsdale 10 David Whitlock 11 Larry Taylor 12 Keith Zellman Dotty Trumpy Thomas Waldron Frank Thompson Beverly Van Nest Lisa Westberg Sal Treppiccione Cindy Van Pelt Julie Vornhagen 21 IillWortmar1 22 Julie Vandegraaf Suzy Walz Peggy Ujobagy 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 23 24 ABSENT: William Zimmerman QW Band camp, shaving cream and other delights. , f W ,,,. . 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' ' M' Y N is 'Q 'I' y 1, ex - Q Q 1 'gixisi --Q .4 ,. 5M .AX 3 ' i ' Q35 b Eflfgtxg V f, , ,hiiuuu E k ' r . 0 Q gg fl' .K 1. pr , .5 ,J in ,F f lllllfnif w W ME 'Q Befnmoiian Pffesemr Blood, Sweat and Team Editor-in-Chief Section Editors Seniors School Life Sports Faculty Underclassrnen Art Editor Layout Editor What! No donuts for the darkroom crew? What are those bird calls mixed with sobs from the art room? Why it's the staff work- ing on the last few pages. Wait a minute, what do you mean the pictures got lost . . . again! Winnie Graybard Betsy Bailey Jody Runyon Robin Hamill Diane DeVido Debbie Murphy George Potts Kathie DeFilippis V, , .. .. Head Photographers Publicity Ads Booksales Store Manager Treasurer Secretary Peter Horton Greg Clagett Randy Eaton Desra Sonnek Sally Dickinson Peggy Finn Lynn Trowbridge Lorna Bolash Janice Bumball Wanting I5n't Getting J STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES FRESHMEN Bonnie Fleming Jeff Harmatuik Sara Horton Charlotte Johnson Kathy Landskroener Cheryl Nardone Frank Thompson Laura Trubnick Lisa Westburg SOPHOMORES Mary Ann Bradshaw Barbara Christie Vikki D'Apolito Linda Dickinson Jon Hinck Claudia Johnson Meg McCormack Bill Nevitt Wendy Pollo Judi Wolfe Ck JUNIORS Debbie Brandner Patty Cavaluzzo Clem DeFe1ice Maria DeFilippis Patty Finn Joe LaSpada Janice Lehman John Maddaluna Phyllis Matera John Westburg President John Edwards Vice President Larry Packard Corresponding Secretary Kathie DeFilippis Recording Secretary Linda D'Apo1iro Treasurer Peggy Finn SENIORS Ted Anderson Keven Blessing Sally Dickinson Dave Franklin Anthony Maddaluna Debbie Murphy Debby Neill Mike Pema Chris Quade Jody Runyon It is a popular opinion that the communicationdgap has grown during the past ecade. This year's Student Council has tried to teak down this barrier, not only between the students and the administrators, but among the students themselves. Thejfve Done All They Cam Outstanding scholastic achievement, character, service and leadership are re- warded by membership in the National Honor Society. The initiative of these students has enabled them to maintain these standards by involving themselves with other students, school, and com- munity. AFS CLUB W The World I5 One If only the friendships made be- tween BHS students and their inter- national visitors could influence the relationships of all peoples, perhaps world peace would be one step closer to reality. Through AFS and the other foreign exchange programs, the globe was well-represented this year. Belgium, Chile, South Africa and Sweden must have sent their finest ambassadors to Bernardsville. Secretary Robin Hamill Treasurer Jim Munro President Winnie Graybard Vice President Debby Neill The over abundance of original posters and peppy cheers has kindled the enthu- siasm of the students and has helped create the pride in all of our reams. 3,1 We Love Them VARSITY B CLUB The Varsity B boys deserve the student body's praise and congratulations for honoring the name of Bernards High through their outstanding effort that has resulted in individual success and team triumph. President John Logan Vice President Joe Forte Secretary Mike Perna Treasurer Kevin Moran Cntclo the Winn' Proudly marching down the field flashing the colors, the Color Guard added that little some thing extra to the band this year. Not only on the field but before and after the games, they gave their all for the spirit of victory. COLOR GUARD Sue Dente, Jody Runyon, Leslie Edwards, Linda Reichert, Janice Lehman, Captain Barbara Cassells, Kristie Sonnek, Ann Kruger, Shawn Casey, Cindy Beringer, Kathy Gerard, Margaret Wannemacher Spinning Wheels The Twirlers' new uniforms were not needed to have the crowd's attention focused on them, for everyone was attracted by their smiling faces. The girls' talent and originality added to the band's success and their enthusiasm helped gen- erate BHS spirit. TWIRLERS Janice Bumball, Pam Clagett, Kathy Cameron, Sally Dickinson, Linda Picon, Captain Donna Desiderio, Barbara Huff, Cathy Phoenix, Gail Balsamello, Mary Ferrante 77 ,W uma.-ww-4, is , 9 M an DOWN f H, 4, , v , BAL Q3 YARDS T0 ,iq Xtg,-1 1-A WY f i 1 z.. 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Crowds waiting with high expectations were never disappointed for the Band always displayed excellent marching and playing ability. President Dave Markle Vice President Cindy Beringer Secretary Kathie DeFi1ippis Treasurer Nancy Taylor ome Shine 4 K 1 . . , . , y, , 1 .3 f , , My ,f kwwVV'W vv . vw V4 Q Q5 if A 2 , 'f 'FV V. sg EP 3' Kg 1 fu wg yr Y ,F 'Liv ,K M V' ,, V N 2, 'V flu i In gd! ,mfr 1 5 'fx Z fi 'IN 2 Q- W I by E w ,waz M L4 The harmonious tones of the Bernards High choral groups this year were not confined to the music suite: at any time of the day they could be heard through- out the school. The music groups have upheld their high reputation of previous years by continuously adding new sounds to their reper- toire. QUAWQ U mhainecz' M elody MADRIGAL SINGERS f CONSORT SINGERS ONE AND TWO President Vicki D'Apo1ito Vice President Dave F orgione THREE AND FOUR President Jim Galloway Vice President Marie Bullard Secretary I oan Rossmeissl LATIN CLUB FRENCH CLUB CONSULS Rob Stout Frank Desiderio QUAESTORS Tom Magnus Jane Bedford A Dangling Comfemziion In an attempt to further their knowledge of foreign cultures, the language clubs entertained them- selves in the exotic flavor of the countries they represent. The per- plexing problems of the languages were made enjoyable by the club's activities. N Presidents Bruce Means Ann Logan Vice Presidents Amy Castrilli Bill Nevitt Secretaries Julie Vandegraf Tom Smith Treasurers Carla Torsellerl Karen Blasse PSYCHOLOGY CLUB President Ginnie Churchill, Vice President Fraula Capodiferro, Secretary Betty Beiser SEE THE WORLD CLUB President Larry Packard Secretary Mary Ellen Howe I Tel Them Why Students who have chosen to supple- ment their classroom education with further inquiries into a field which in- terested them met together to ask ques tions, exchange ideas and explore new possibilities. MATH CLUB President Bruce Shaw Vice President Fraula Capodiferro ,..-v LLl'i FILM APPRECIATION CLUB ART CLUB President Eve Hosford Of Change Like most people in- volved in the arts, those at Bernards High have left the past and present behind and are experi- menting with the future, By sharing the results of their activities with the rest of the school they have also given the stu- dents a glimpse of to- morrow. 5 Fr I, EXPERIMENTAL FILM CLUB 4:1 x N ,. . ,111 , , A. M wg-dqp'-gf ww 'k'ifgf5T1.T' A It Was cl Vevgf Good Year N0 Stringy Attached A fantastic display of BHS skill, grace and bal- ance was exhibited in the gym and on the ski slopes. Skiing, intricate dance patterns and advanced MODERN DANCE CLUB techniques on the appara- tus have never appeared so easy. SKI CLUB GYMNASTICS Come On In For some, these clubs were a chance to obtain advice about improving their game, Others found the opportunity to challenge their opponents' strate ies and concentration. But al? of the members of the chess, bridge and cribbage clubs were able to relax and have an enjoyable time. BRIDGE CLUB F , ,, V A-, I , - V r 0 ,4 . ,, BUSINESS ENGLISH CLUB 1 -r 3 DATA PROCESSING CLUB .,,--an- .N ,.... Those students who have already looked into the future and have chosen their careers were given the opportunity to learn more about them. By listen- ing to guest speakers, and through the personal experience they have gained this year, the students will be better prepared to enter the professional world. BASIC SALESMANSHIP CLUB SHORTHAND SPEED CLUB 92 '- M I. V FUTURE NURSES CLUB T President Chris Gavurnik Vice President Sue Napolitano Secretary Karen King Treasurer Randy Burgers They Cam Work If Oz!! FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 5, - hw X President Diane DeVido Secretary Phyllis Matera Vice President Tory Blessing Treasurer Kathy Brennan f' ' W'-+5 ii ,, , W,,, ,,,MM f-4-4-'f--fn-1 li ,Hn , as Q-gm Q--img ...eq--Q 4. AJ' OU TDOORS CLU B Sbek Noi There Fun was always guaranteed when these boys got together be- hind a closed door - for anything happened! The smell of some- thing buming, strange loud noises and laughter were always a sign that these clubs were in progress. BOYS GOURMET ,fri 25 ,Jie W X DEBATING CLUB President, Rob Hammesfahr ..K4v,f:f31 'Ayr' 4 Qir 5 U rr f if SPORTS CAR CLUB President Kevin Craig Treasurer Iirn Eppler X , 12 Girls! Girly! Girly! NEEDLEWORK CLUB CHARM AND GROOMING CLUB This year's new group of clubs has given these girls a chance to use their natural talents and dex- terity in the feminine arts Through excellent leader- ship , these girls will be assets to the world of womanhood, ,C Q Q D5 x Se? gx ie 'Q 'wwf auf Vx UQ 75.8 Ja . GQ Even if they're not in these clubs, outside practice is always helpful .Ll 'V 'L ' l SEWING CLUB LIGHTING CREW President Roger Bodman Vice President Stu Arny USHERS OFFICE WORKERS A special thanks should be iven to these students from the Faculty, students and administra- tion, for they were always ready to lend a helping hand whenever they were needed, They have contributed a great deal to the efficient functioning of BHS, pf L IB RARY CORPS MORNING ANNOUN CERS N. . W, Ca!! Them Ragpomible AU DIO -VISUAL AIDS CREW I Q if 251 'V :Q ,- W5 99 People Gel Ready The sights and sounds of the 1970 Spring Musical rang throughout the halls producing a kaleidoscopic panorama of song, dance, and drama, BHS critics commended perfections of the acting ability of faculty CJ. M. and C, PJ as well as students, f X N .J Sue - - - Gwynne- - - QF? j NYJ SU is mf 25? wfwajrfwfirfef we l J Ar Ringing CAST Sally Dickinson Susan McCarthy Barbara Stellas Ella Peterson ---- Bong Burnett Carl - - Inspector Barnes Francis ---- Sandor - - Ieff Moss - - Pam Salvail - - George Potts - - Michael Lewis - Robert Lewis Keven Blessing John Edwards - - Tom Shull What Were the Wordr Rhoda Penmark - -------------- Lauri Blasse Miss Fern - - - - Col. Kenneth Penmark - - - Greg Claggett Reginald Tasker - Christine Penmarki - - - - Mary Lubin Mr. Daigler - - - Monica Breedlove - - - - Susan McCarthy Messenger - - - Leroy ------ - - Kevin Blessing Richard Bravo - - The stage and students of BHS were transformed into an- other world when the curtain rose for The Bad Seed. The hard work and talent of all those involved resulted in a fine performance. - Piper Primm - - George Potts - - Bonnie Burnett - - Robert Lewis - - Michael Lewis Co-Editors Keven Blessing, Mary Lubin Literary Editor Piper Primm P - Art Editor George Potts Layout Editor Desra Sonnek ,'-' 1 ,. ,, it .fs,il-xiii All i ,ll ,5,,3V,H.,,riiA,,siti,.X wb, ,HL A, K, ,V ,, ,ij ,,, U M , kk , ,,, ...,., . ,, wr,.,r,f.f,.fs,r-,f.1,,m7-,.:ffs-swf,-,f-,.s1-1- -,,v,-f,,es1z.ff-1fs1'1z:-V f -- 1, -:f-f , ,, 1' ,ke ,- 3 s f: ri, ff, ,gtg 5, 37,3 The Pinnacle, the literary maga- zine of the students, expresses all that needs to be said in poetic form. 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A .2 , 5. DEFENSIVE STARTING LINEUP os Name Brian Bomberger John Kurylo - - - - Frank Small Jack Reeves - - - - Dave Franklin - - Mike Perna ---- BHS MOUNTAINEERS Ed Johnson ---- QB 63 Phil Ricco ' Joe Forte - - - Lou Morra -'-- - Bill Domurad' ' ' Jim Blair --- Jim Kalvin- - - - Bill Kinsella - - Glen Trowbridge Anthony Maddaluna ' John Maddaluna - - John Kalvin ---- Ken Pearson ---- FB Brad Means- - - Mike Perna - - - Frank Small- - - Pete Ricciardi - - - Allan Stewart- - Kevin Moran - - Rick Sutton - - - Jack Reeves- - - Pos. Name No. Brad Means - 32 Kevin Moran -60 Jim Polwin ' -85 Jim Kalvin - -25 Joe Forte - - -21 Doug Woolston' G Bob Potts - ' G Scott Sutton - -C Bruce Means - FB Bill Oganowski' G Scott Westphal -T Bill Berry - - - T John Kurylo - - T Dave Franklin - T Steve Kurylo - -G Ray Miller - - - E Brian Bomberger - -E Tony Colontono - -E Gene Floyd- - -E Jim Polwin- - - E TRI CAPTAINS: 25 Jim Kalvin 60 Kevin Moran 75 Dave Franklin .S get K J 5LW,u5vA:g' 'A 011' gg and the t1'izzmpl9! ,,Jt,r J A,,i .JJJ S 9 ,, 5 0 'iffiy Q X X 5? K K, . lcv' N J Y J ,, 1 P' f 3 as 'fl PVTQEJQJ' I N , A E V V l'l K 5 , ' ri .31 1 rr ' 'T if Q A P V ,,. W ,V ii M' 1' F T LL V SJTY J J ' BHS 12 Bound Brook 6 BHS 56 Dunellen 0 BHS 58 Chatham Twp. 6 BHS 6 Chathatlm O BHS 28 Manvil e 14 BHS 47 Kenilworth 6 BHS 8 Middlesex 20 BHS 29 Hammonton 14 BHS 34 Ridge 6 Grp. I, Central Jersey Champions BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS zmzor Vamzfy JUNIOR VARSITY 3 1 Bound Broo k 0 30 Dunellen 0 30 Chatham Twp. 0 20 Chatahm 6 0 Manville 0 12 Kenilworth 0 27 Middlesex 14 12 Ridge 6 -5 LW may A , .5 ' I if S N 1iK,?ffis35fk 1 1 I BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS ,' ,f -if fl-7' 9' W .1 Q? aj -, A Q Fmvlamen FRESHMAN 14 Bound Brook 32 Dunellen 34 Chatham Twp. 14 22 Chatham 44 Manville 26 Kenilworth 10 Immaculata 0 Middlesex 14 Ridge .1555 V , , .V , 5 .,. ,Q-: - 1 SM , C7055 Cozmtfy The number one team 5 Q VARSITY George Landgraf John Logan Andy Lubin Mark Queripel John Reinschmidt Fred Rollefson Todd Smith Bob Stahl Chris Cavaluzzo Bob Knauff Tim Lane Joe LaSpada Bob McDonald Chuck Richardson Bob Welsh Mark Wetmore agazn! 7' Ql5l3W-74 .wg cnoss COUNTRY BHS 20 West Essex 41 BHS 15 Dunellen 48 BHS 21 Kenilworth 40 BHS 31 West Morris 26 BHS 15 Manville 50 BHS 22 Ridge 34 BHS 27 Middlesex 2 BHS 22 Chatham Boro 37 BHS 17 Mountain Lakes 46 BHS 15 Bound Brook 50 Bemards Invitational 2nd Somerset Co, lst State Qualifying Central Jersey lst State Group I lst Passaic Co, Coaches Invitational lst Shore Coaches Invitational 3rd Seton Hall Invitational 6th Easterns lst II4 J V Forfeit 21-39 15-50 16-45 24-33 15-50 15-50 WRESTLING Under the fine coaching of Coach Melitski and Coach Stevens and the outstanding leadership of nine seniors, in- cluding tri-captains Lou Ab- bondanzo, Bob D'Agostino, and Stu Rowley, this year's wrestling squad once again made its mark in wrest ing circles throughout northem New Jersey. Finishing with a fine 9-4 record , the team easily handled Hackettstown, Belvi- dere , Kenilworth , Dunellen, Bound Brook, Netcong, Ridge, Roselle Park, and Morris Catholic and lost some close ones to Manville, Dover, Middlesex, and Randolph due to injuries, Individual records also were excellent with Stu Rowley and Lou Abbondanzo both inishing undefeated, untied, and unmatched - 13-0, Single loss records were compiled by Dave Frank- linf12-13, Jin'1'MunroqO-13, and Joe Mini-Brute LaSpada Q7-1-15, The junior varsity also finished an excellent season with a 10-3 record - the best yet by a junior varsity squad - and will most probably supply next year's starting line-up, Highlights of the '69-'70 season were the capturing of four individual crowns at the Bridgewater-Raritan Christmas Tournament, a pin scored by Rosie Craig in 14 seconds at Belvidere, Stu Rowley's first pin at the Dunellen match, the capturing of three district crowns, and finally, above the rest, Stu Rowley's winning of the re ional crown and tak- ing fourtg place honors for the state of New Jersey in his weight class, Stu was a Christmas champ along with Joe LaSpada, Lou Abbondanzo, and Rosie Craig, and went on to win a district crown with Joe and Lou, Joe lost in the semi-finals of the regionals to this year's state runner-up and took a fourth, Lou lost a tough one in the semi's on a split referee's decision and took a third, but Stu went on to win regionals and place fourth in the state. Being only the sec- ond boy in the school's history to enter the state wrestling finals, this was indeed an honor for both Stu and Ber- nards High. The coaches are sorry to lose their boys, but know that next year they will have another twelve working out there on the mats to ring home the rewards they we 1 deserve, IIS delamination 2- :ia ii' aff -2 nw? -, 2 w we M if I-Wifi? if - fr.r:kQ'5fi 5' V . ,vgizlgaz-' ip. . gif fre fweife-wr riff L lu?- '91.i'P S1'af1 ' ' ' 1 r r rm-if r ,lf ,Z g sf-1 15' 'f -' r . - I Q P' .am ,sf 11. - 2, 'i11g1w' , . X Q' H 1 I e Qz?11'11: 'f ' A ' Q Mm, 4 V ,W .W . , . , -1.52412 123,67 , M31 2 ' '- ?' 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The mm m' - BHS 42 BHS 57 BHS 47 BHS 86 BHS 70 BHS 65 BHS 58 BHS 57 BHS 57 BHS 44 BHS 64 BHS 54 BHS 66 BHS 58 BHS 58 BHS 61 BHS 50 BHS 68 BHS 53 BHS 39 BHS 87 BHS 56 BHS 78 BASKETBALL Parsippany Hills North Hunterdon Holy Trinity Jef erson Township Watchung Hills Immaqulata, Chatham Twp. Manville Kenilworth Chatham Boro Bound Brook Ridge Mi dlesex Holy Trinity Kenilworth Bound Brook Ridge Dunellen Chatham Twp. Manville Middlesex Chatham Boro Dunellen VARSITY Don Bierbower Matt Broderick John Aubrecht Brian Bomberger Phil Gianettl John Hughes Ed Johnson Joe Lawer John Maddaluna Bob Potts Jeff Rush Bruce Shaw Kevin Thomas AW BAS KETB ALL Basketball, that perenially closeted skeleton on the ath- letic schedule, is as delicate a subject now as it was a year ago at this time. Not because this year's basketball team lacked for talented players: but because this squad, as well as its predecessors, was never quite able to combine the appropriate ingredients of the competitive recipe to yield the cake of victory rather than the crumbs of defeat. The 4 team finished with a disheart- ening 8 and 15 record, as it perpetuated , through novdeci- sion of its own, the heritage of disappointment which has come to characterize Bernards High basketball. Upon examination of this season's team roster, it would appear that the aforementioned record is a misprint rather than a measure of achievement. No team, one supposes, with this amount of individual ability could produce such a dismal account of itself, There was Matt Broderick, the captain, whose outstand- ing rebounding was invariably overshadowed by his prolific scoring. Ed Johnson, probably the most improved player on the team, proved himself a potent offensive threat, as well as being the most capable defensive player on the team. And there was John Maddaluna, the Mighty Joe Young of Bernards High basketball, who frequently brought ever thing down but the backboarc? when he rebounded. Supplementlng the efforts of the permanent starting three were a number of talented jun- iors who contributed amply to the team 's fortunes, including Bob Potts, Bruce Shaw, Jeff Rush, Kevin 'I'homas, Brian Bombergjer, John Hughes and John Au recht. All of these players, with the exception of Broderick and Don Bierbower, the only other senior, will re- turn next season, hopefully to produce different results. This team, to phrase it colloquiall , was better than their record, would indicate. The talent is present, indeed, it has always been there. The task before Coach Preston is to mold the diverse fragments into a structured, hannonious unit. Only then will the hol- lowness o empty platitudes be forsaken for the satisfaction of accomplished performance. Only then will the skeleton be removed from its musty closet, and buried with unadulterated pleasure. II9 Tmcla Om' to chalk up another Mate title . VARSITY ROW 1 ROW 3 Mike Hudson George Jenkins Bill Almendin er Ted nderson Jim Munro g Fred Rollefson Mike Castrilli George Landgraf Andy Lubin John Maddaluna ROW 2 Jud? Jenkins Cmgr Jef Rush Mark Wetmore Bob Knauff Chuck Richardson John Logan Bob We sh Bob McDonald Bob Stahl Mark Queripel Chris Cavaluzzo Jamie Blair Tim Lane Bob Markle ROW 4 Coach Mather David Sulley John Kiefer Steve Monfno Per Laesta ius Charlotte Kreusi fmgr J Pal Gradone fmgr.7 Coach McVey April 3 April 7 April 13 April 16 April 18 April 20 April 22 April 25 April 28 May 2 May 6 May 8 May 12 May 14 May 16 May 19 May 22 May 25 May 30 June 6 TRACK YN? Morris Knolls West Essex North Hunterdon Middlesex Central Jersey Delaware Valley Dunellen Penn Relays Chatham Boro Relays Manville Bound Brook Kenilworth Ridge Som. Co, Meet Hackettstown Chatham Twp. Somerset County Relays State Qualifying Meet State Meet Y if 4 4 VARSITY ROW 1 Jim Kalvin Richard Gallo Lou Abbondanzo Joe Forte, Capt, Allen Stuart Tom Stidworthy ROW 2 Bill Oganowski Rocco Pema Nick De1Deo Jim Polwin Ed Trowbridge Rick Manning ROW 3 Coach Dunne Bill Kinsella Bob Potts Jim Guiglietta Ed Johnson Bill McMahon , Manager April 7 April 10 April 14 April 17 April 21 April 23 April 24 April 28 May 1 May 5 May '7 May 8 May 12 May 14 May 15 May 19 May 22 May 26 May 28 June 2 June 4 ldefl Dunellen Chatham Tw New Prov' 15 Chatham Borc Middlesex Morris Knolls Bound Brook Middlesex Netcom? Manvil e Chatham Bor Kenilworth Manville Morris Knolls Ridge Chatham Tw Dunellen Rid ge Mountain Bound Brook Kenilworth 5 s i EIWI and az pevfcqwive eye G0 -an 46 Ju 4. W . gaps 11 as Ji? W Fore ive, six April 5 April 6 April 9 April 13 April 16 April 20 April 21 April 23 April 27 April 29 April 20 May 4 May 7 May 11 May 12 May 14 May 18 May 21 May 22 May 25 May 27 May 28 June 1 William Williams Joe Nencheck William Cormack Tim McGinnis Andrew Nencheck Pat McGinnis Richard Sage Jeff Hochendel Matt Kruger Coach Keller - absent GOLF Parsippany Hills Metuchen Dunellen Chatham Boro Chatham Twp, Ridge Piscataway Green Knolls Manville Bound Brook Delaware Valley Dunellen Chatham Twp, Somerville State Regionals open Bound Brook Manville Kenilworth Hackettstown Chatham Boro Somerville Green Knolls Somerset County Ridge Tennis coordination . . oonoonfmfion . April 10 April 13 April 15 April 17 April 20 April 22 April 24 April 28 April 30 May 4 May 6 May 12 May 13 May 15 May 18 May 21 May 25 May 27 ono' infenfiq. TENNIS North Plainfield Bound Brook Parsippany Hills New Providence Roxbury Somerville Ridge Chatham Boro Morris Knolls Randolph Twp. Bound Brook Chatham Boro Morris Knolls Ridge Morristown School Randolph Roxbury Metuchen ROW 1 Bob Ellis Charles Minaar Frank Schott Tom Shull, Capt, Doug Levinson Dave Markle Jeff Hamilton ROW 2 Coach Melitski Robert Schoenbrun Mike Marmo Bruce Fleming Blake Axtell John Aubrecht Chris Komline Jeff Queripel ROW 3 John Schwartz Eric Johnson Ingo Kuhfahl Jo n Hinck Eric Fowler Barry Salmon Rob Hammesfahr Russ Parker 4 1 NJ -Q 12' T. 1 ? 35? an U 231 E.. ef, K 3 3 3 1 1 1 5 T1 Bl 1 1 1 1 Q S '1 1.1 Q? 31 .Q 5, :Q 51 1 Y 1 11 1 bu 11' , 411, 1-' c, 1 1 ,, Q -:,:::ff-- 1 -3. .- .31 1 , . 7,T2,::T3Np.i,..,,.-. -. . .,,., ,.- ,M ,, , ml., b W ,. W ,-,...,,,.1.,,:.,:,1-,.,f,.7.,,h -1 1f'11- ' 1 1 ' 'A ' 'E' we' rf 'E .. - f' . ' -1 'f-f ' l' 'U V JJSQ ' ' 4. , -' f V1 511' - I , - ,. ie, 11.1, -, tra: ,7 kv V . , -Ji., A 1 - - . .1 Asp. 1 vt ,wi 1 - 1 1 1 'LL 'f 'Ji Q, .-,1,.4:.1:- Q, ,,, E If .1' a 1 1 . f.,.4- 11.2 .fr , .1 ' 1 1 1 5 0' , .. 1 ., ' 1 . Nz,,1J'- N, 1 1 -: ,--11-5. mg 1 .u 1 , ,..1,-,.f: , .1 U . . , 1, ', - ' ' '-'4 '+ 'A - 1 - ' 1 - f1-1111: 1:1 '-g g,11gi,gL'L ,gg 4 31 .QT EL' 5' ' Hill! I!!-'El I Th fa! . 4: 'fi Q,,..,r,.....-...M H., .:,, Of Om' Li e At BHS e Bef! Year . OFFICERS President John Marelli Vice-President Robin Hamill Secretary Betsy Bailey Treasurer Rolf Engelbrecht we ADVISORS: Mrs, Wilks, Miss Custy, Mrs. Rocke feller, Mr. Melitski, Mrs. Roy, Mr, Taub IANINE FARHAT Janine holds a unique position in the class of 1970 for she was our foreign exchange student to Sweden. However, she always was an outstanding member of our class. She held such offices as Editor-in- Chief of the Crimson, and Secretary of the N,H.S. She can always be remembered as the nut with the dark, curly hair and bright eyes running somewhere. We have wished her the best of luck all year and a safe trip home! ALBERT JOHNSTON Albert, more commonly known as Albie, was the Rotary Exchange Student, who left us last summer to go to Germany and it's a lot different without him around. Al was a track and cross country star for three years, Sergeant-at-Arms for the National Honor Society and certainly one of the best Physical Fitness Boys! He was always willing to help with a winning smile and an easy laugh. Always funny and fun, he'll be welcomed back to Bernardsville with open arms. 0 In M emovfy Peter josqbh Foods-ki!! One short sleep past, we wake eternally, and Death shall be no more. John Donne KAREN ABEL Karen is one of the quieter fun-lovers at BHS. She fre- quents New York City with JoAnn and Winnie. She can be readily identified by her long, flowing blonde hair and her easy laugh. She is constantly sewing, skiing, or playing tennis, or doing one of a million more activities! BILL ALMENDINGER Often seen hanging around' the chem and physics labs, Bi11's real home is - would you believe - Gladstone. He's the one who looks like a leprechaun and has the mischievous mind to rnatch. Bi1l's quiet until the weekend, then - Watch out! LOU ABBONDANZO Wow! Love that hair, and the clothes that go with it! Is it true good things come in small packages? You'd better believe it. As one of our mighty wrestlers, Lou has a fantastic amount of energy and spirit. Oh, that grin - a real woman's man. TEDDY ANDERSON Is it true ,, , every Saturday night? Are you looking for mischief, Ted? Teddy is the tall bari- tone swinging down the field, or the good -looking blonde sliding easily down the streets of Bernardsville on his motor- cycle, A real swinger all around, Ted swings with the in crowd, I30 .4 : X7 ELAINE ANDIORIO Such a small gal, Elaine can be seen walking the halls of BHS with her pal Joan. She's one of the quieter members of our class and those big brown eyes! Look out! You say she really digs school? BETSY BAILEY As our secretary to the senior class, Betsy, better known as Bai1, will succeed in everything she attempts in her future, There isn't any- one Betsy doesn't get along with, espe- cially Quebecers! As an active mem- ber of the Band, Betsy sings with her tuba - yes tuba fher father digs itlj Contacts? What are they? DODY ARNTZ Known to her friends as Dody, she can be heard voicing her opinion in sociology or any other class, as a matter of fact, One of BHS's more spirited and talented Band mem- bers, One of her favorites - Ohio State, STUART ARNY The lighting deck has never been the same since Stuart arrived. His drum has been a great asset to the band for four years. I-le'll never forget Mr. Cowan, Saturday morning practices or tech nights that go on forever. l3l FRANK BA LDASSARE Frank is the reserved, dark haired wrestler who' dedicated to losing weight and hav- ing fun on the team. One of the physical fitness boys, he's a gym- nastics enthusiast, He's the all - around sincere guy of BHS, MARTHA BAUMANN You see two strawberry blondes UQ togetherg one is Martha, the other ,,, who hold common bonds of interest in teach- ers, tennis and boys. And beware, her intelligence will throw you an opinion on all. Martha makes us wonder, Is the mind quicker than the mouth ? JOHN BEARLEPP A gym class pro and another one of the physical fitness team, John has the devil in his grin. He has the broadest shoul- ders in BHS and is a friend to all, JoA NNE BEA VER She's the friend- liest, no doubt about it! Jo's al- ways ready with her big smile and cheery Hello. And did you ever see a really cute blonde in a musk- rat coat? Interests include skiing and New York City, LINDEL BELL An addition from Ridge, Lindel is the leader of his own band. Has a really original first name.i Do you think you'll ever make homeroom on time Lindel? l BARBARA BERNARD Who's that tall, slender gal following Mr. Mather's boys up to the grounds in her sharp - yellow Mustang? Barb? Oh my y'allg it sure is! To be with Barb means wild times and giggles, giggles and more giggles especially during 4th period football games. Hey there Georgy ,.. om. V KATHY BENNETT Kathy never speaks unless she has something to say, but she always says it well. A humanities buff, her other main interest lies in singing in Concert Choir. The pixie with the short brown hair. ,DON BIERBOWER Tall, dark Donald is a quiet guy but what a friend! His high school days will remind him of basketball and his love for English. English? Wait a minute! I34 KEN BLANKENBURG Ken's the one who's active out of school, which is most of the time. He lives in the back woods near Gladstone and last year, he and his sister entertained Michiko. KEVEN BLESSING President of the Concert Choir and a tenor in the Consort Singers, this very active senior makes his presence known. Keven is co-editor of the Pinnacle and actively involved in Student Council and the 18 year-old vote. His fav- orites are chorus, Simon and Garfun- kel, and the opposite sex. NANCY BINKLEY Nancy is very inter- ested in being a nurse, First Aid here she comes! Quiet, sensitive - very sincere, especially when writing letters 1 ROGER BODMAN At 8 a. m. the place jeep slowly rolls into the plaza parking lot, and out steps Roger, late as usual. Rog may be quiet in school but he comes alive on weekends. His enjoyrnents range from first period study to Ohio Univer- sity. Haircut, what's that? , st LORNA BOLASIB Quietness is the root of all evil - true? Lorna may appear silent but just talk to her for a few minutes, She's this year' Bernardian treasurer and a three ye r member of the unique trombone secti would you beli n! What a doll! And ve she does a wild im- pression of a c .icken, in her night- LISA BOLLENBACHER Lisa has a laugh that betrays her quiet appearance, If you see two girls driving a huge cater- pillar land rover - it might well be Lisa trying to teach Winnie how to drive it, When she isn't planting bulbs, she's singing alto in the Concert Choir. PEGGY BRANDNER Peg's another im- port. Known for her beautiful blond locks and gorgeous clothes fwhich she makesj. Peg loves summer and the water. Did you know peanut butter was fattening? gown! ?! Does your Mom really go to N421 X r yas QQ. BHS, Lorna? X. 'CX ACXQD ft , Q30 N . Yi' , QNQX wi swsio l -is Ld?y?aX0Q52jn1s6DYwxs5g1ci??O Qmfiw Q665' - ' X428 29 IQ Qpsisraf QQTX . O5 QW? 'PQ O' A MAT BRODERI when Matt's ar over the crowd with success o for his half co Tish appears K One can always tell undg he always stands His height helps him the court for he's famous t shots, Sometimes with Mike, Matty has a certain warm personality that attracts people. Has bzg hopes for a future of engineering, x . bkgx 2 X01 4 s sp ly or 'f gExQjXQlt0s,,r l35 IANICE BUMBALL She's sweet, petite, and one of BI-lS's twirlers. Lean, and smile! Janice has an uncontrollable laugh which perks up everyone immediately. She divides her time between twirling and being secretary of the E2- nardian. It's always good times with Janice, which will help her to achieve success in the business world. RANDY BURGERS Tall, blonde Randy hails from Plunkaville, or is it Pottersmin? Plunkemin? Ah yes! This gal has a flare for the artistic and did you ever catch sight of her navy Mustang! DEBBIE BURO Who's that adorable brown-eyed brunette bouncing down the halls? That's Deb, an unsuspecting smartie. Boys have made many a track to this buro. She excels in all sports. BARRY CAMERON He's the one whipping around in the smart blue sports car. He's the master of the mansion on the mountain. Barry must have the world's record for viewings of Funny Girl. BARBARA CASSELLS field with her long wind, swinging her Who runs down the red hair flying in the saber, yelling Look at that line! ? Wl.at would the Color Guard do without t One can always se yellow swinger, eir spirited captain? her take off in her She has great choice in clothes. She is branded with an orig- inal nickname, 1 JUDY CHIPPARU of words to descr is vivacious. l LO There are lots e Judy, but the best Nah! Rah! Rah! She is real nut. Her: uture lies in a bus- iness career. Ca a secretary? you see Judy as MIKE CASTRILLI The artist with the Italian flair and the Italian looks, Mike has a talent for racking himself up. He spends much of his time with his group who are famed in Bernardsville. Mike's the only Castrilli that didn't make the cheerleading squad! GINNIE CHURCHILL Partial to St. Bernards. Ginnie's a quiet student but a wild friend as well as a wild trombone player in the BHS band. GREG CLAGETT Who's that standing in the halls loaded down with cam- eras? Who else, but Greg Clagett. Greg's interests besides photography in- clude his motorcycle and being Daddy! BILL CORMACK Bil1's always willing to help a friend in need. Quiet and reserved??? Bill talks a blue streak, but usually has something valuable to say. BOB D'AGOSTINO Who's that dark-haired and good- looking guy working out on the mats? lt's Dino, or to sports enthusiasts, our 123 pound grappler. As tri-captain this year he seems partial to wrestlingg however, he finds plenty of time for girls. He's tough and mean with team yet sweet and sincere when he's near. Fantastic dresser, always looks great. TONY COLANTUONO If you see someone walk ing down the hall with a easy grin and eager face, it's Tony. He's a native from Peapack and a loyal Lackawanna rider. Often seen but not hear Tony is one of the quiete aspects of the senior clasp KEVIN CRAIG One can see him riding from Bedminister on his bicycl Rosie Brown's our infam- ous heavyweight. Great with the jokes! What would BHS be without him? Here we go, Rosie here we go! ! ! KATHIE DGFILIPPIS Better known as Rae. She's always willing to help - a truer friend is hard to find. Rae is ac- tive in everything, from Band to Student Council. She is college bound and with her personality, she'11 have the very mini- mum of problems. There will always be a special place in her heart for The Champ. DIANA DENTE Diana, 18 this a front door or a back door invite? She s a real sharpie in the sciences and the jokes, One of the D W family s gang, she means wild times ahead. DONNA DESIDERIO Of course they re sharp. Just ask the rest of my squad, With such imagination and dedication Donna will be remembered as one of our better captains. Attractive as they come, she keeps the guys in step right be- hind her, How many peo ple do you know with a purple caddie? I don't get it! CHRIS ANNE DELLO RUSSO Hey Chrissy, where's Jud ?' fYou say they're insepara- ble ?!j She's bursting with enthusiasm and the first to back our guys during sports season, Such faithfulness is worth noting, Sincerity and friendliness make her a fantastic friend, DIANE DeVIDO Lookin' for Dee? Try the Crimson room, If she's not editing she'll be in the dark reading, Being editor-in-chief of the paper as well as president of the FTA keeps her busy, Sincere, intelligent and what a friendg she's always up to something, Dee loves laughing, running, English CO and Port Henry . .. Hey, did you get a letter, Dee? SALLY DICKINSON Nickname: Trouble! You can always expect the unexpected when Sal's around. She devotes her time to twirling, the Bernardian, Student Council, and wrestling. Wrestling? Is known for her outstanding personality, good looks and nice clothes. After graduation she's planning to attend a two year X co e who ,J ffl r f L, BILL DOMURAD When football season rolls around, he is our answer to Ches- ter, Hey is that leg real, Bill? Keep those crutches to yourself! Great with the jokes huh sweetheart! Did you say you love English? 1,511 lj, ,, I ,sf I z M , LI ,G 1 if , rg, W r TOM DONNELLY Tall Tom is hard to miss at BHS, when he is at school, that is. He really enjoys schoo1?? Companion to the twins, he's partial to cars and black eyes. fl 4 lt' f V2 W 0 n rfb V W' I40 0 , Y 1 LAURIE DURSTEWITZ Her true love lives at college while her second love lives at the stable. She's known for her red hair, flying while skiing and creativity in the arts. Nickname: Funny Girl! BETH ELLIS Mrs. McCue will lose a good patient when Beth zooms off in June. Beth, rarely seen without Renee, is known for her way with boys, maxi skirts and sophomore friends. Little do people know that her fantastic wardrobe was made by herself, for Beth is quite the seamstress. RANDY EATON Active, alive, in the knowg don't get Randy in an argument for he is the acknowledged master of all around, Concerned and motivated with an eye for the future and a beautiful picture, JOHN EDWARDS Seen often with Keven, John is an outstanding beep, beep, fcen- sored by .Administratiorhj 'I'he Council cou1dn't do without him, A new mem- ber in the chorus, John quickly became one of the group, Our fearless leader loves parties and Mr. Ferry f??j, Where did you say your house was John? I4I ROLF ENGELBRECHT There are three goups of seniors who, for the past fewyears, have stated either, Hey, there's Rolf! or There goes Rolf Englebrecht, or Who's Rolf Englebrecht'? Rolf's a great guy bursting with intelligence and personality. Talents include slid- ing a bow across a fiddle, actually he plays a mean violin, IIM EPPLER Jim loves a party. This year's AFS host, he feels obli- gated to show Charles a good time - the whole year, Jim's a man with wheels but sometimes things get out from under him. CRAIG EWING Came to our school sophomore year and became part of the Strade Gang. A real expres- sionist - just note the looks on his face. We often wonder what he's thinking. PAT FAGAN Just loves gym .. . ?! Pat has beautiful long blond hair which goes well with a tan, Are you going to Florida again soon or back to Gladstone? 1 SHA RON FAINOR She's tall and sc voiced but, oh that laugh! Who sz school is great? It's definitely not Sharon, for she's one of the gang.' She lives through., five days school just to enjoy the weekends, V ANNE FILIPPI This cute blonde, known as Aff to all her friends, is an enthu- siastic skier accustomed to hearing bells on the ski lift. Watch those Chinese fire drills! Excitement level is very high. Accidents are prone to occur, Anne sews in her spare time in between bagging dry cleaning wrong and giving the wrong change to customers at Morey La Rue, flffli ,g' I l Jlgtfx W!!! iii: n..ifw wif? ttyl ft t ig. lx mfg Fly ...JH SUZANNE FIMBEL She loves skiing and when the winter months are here, Suzanne isn't. Loves chocolate. She can always be heard at the lunch ta- ble: Anybody want any chocolate chip cookies? One of the Faithful French fours. Fruit Flies! 1 l .31 l ' w if mibfrx 1 In 1 f I i i lil l f e 2 l f v l 1 i 3 ople are immediately drawn to this c,,.... QQQ l O Y fN ERIN FLANNERY Erin has to be one of the funniest people that ever sauntered the halls of BHS, Never afraid to voice anything, Erin will eventually say, Hey, do I look worried? Erin sews her fantastic wardrobe, which would be all pink if she had her way, to match her beautiful blue eyes and coal-black hair and her Mustang. Mrs. McCue will be losing a great first helper when Erin leaves. I44 i l i l B l l BOB FOLEY If you see a guy standing by the water fountain during oh, any period, it might be Bob, And ifhe gets a grin on his face and starts whispering plans for Saturday night with some of the boys, you know it's he! Cars and mischief seem to be tops on Bob's list of favorites. EGGY FINN Her whole life is Mark! ark! Mark! , including the S60 a nth phone bills and daily letters, e blond who can usually be seen ming through the halls doing errands either the Crimson, Bernardian or Council. Always on a diet, Peg do most anything for a friend. JOE FORTE This all around athlete plays an important part on the BHS foot- ball, baseball, and basketball teams. In addition to all of these involvements, he became captain of the baseball team as a senior, He enjoys sports, week- ends, and many friends . .. Flirt! DENISE FOX Are red-heads always mis- chievous? Anyone knowing Denise will answer Yes, She spends a lot of her time writing letters, but is also an ac- tive member of the Band as the sax cymbal, She has a special liking for parties, especially during steno! ! , but when it comes to Chinese food and chop sticks, Denise is a real pro! Nese, you ARE going to church! MARY FULTON Hampton Beach is the place for this blond. One of the gang, Mary is inseparable from Debbie and Marilyn. Frequently seen hopping from the school bus into a hot green Plymouth convertible for a spin around town, KATHY FOX Kathy's one of Mrs. Fra- ser's efficient girls. She seems to fre- quent Ridge, know someone?? Quiet, you ask? We've been told otherwiseg having fun is the low down on Kathy. DA VE FRANKLIN As tri-captain of the football team, Dave's the tall, good- looking no. '75 and a terror on the wres- tling mats. Are you really a Pluck- eminite Dave? Dave's got the eyes and grin of a ladies man - and he is! He can't wait until tomorrow .. . 1 I45 JIM GALLAWAY There's never a dull moment when Iim's around: he always seems to have a new joke or two to tell. He's a good looking guy with a really dead UD personality. QSorry Jimlj He can always be seen driving that small greyi, what's it called Jim? A nicer guy is hard to find. Any- one for a solo of Alouette ? RICH GALLO The Terror Driver of BHS, you may see Mole in one of his three Dodges, but his close friends know that he would really rather have a Harley 1200 chopper. Mole excels in baseball, which is definitely his sport. Don't ever suggest to Mole that he shave his sideburns. Mole's a really fantastic guy who has a way with women. Mole and his notorious football game get-ups added levity for the spectators. STEVE GAVURNIK Because of his quiet ways, Steve is usually seen but not heard by his classmates. He's a hard worker outside school. When he's not working you can be sure to find him with Cindy. CINDY GEARHART Mix pleasant- ness with friendliness, add pep and ambition, then blend with warmth and you come up with Cindy. She has a calm and casual attitude toward life. Oh, those Big Eyes! KATHY GERARD poised, will make a marvelous secre- tary to some lucky person, She's al- ways dressed well, especially when she's standing under the BHS flag of the Color Guard. We don't think she will ever forget Band Camp - How's the foot, Kath? For some special reason she loves sports. Kathy, reserved and PAM GRISSLER Who's your woman? A nice boy is hard to come by but . . , Pam's a unique member of our class, From a head of braids to fashions of her own design, she keeps alive and with it. With such an imaginative mind she's headed for the Big Time, WINNIE GRAYBARD What's Fred doing? Looking for Mrs, Jones, running those fantastic UQ Bernardian get-togethers as Editor-in-Chief, on her way to New York skiing or putting her foot in her mouth, fWhat was that, Win?j She dreams of another swinging summer on the French Riviera. DEBBIE HA LLBLOM Did you see Mari- lyn and Mary? Well, the girl with them must be Debbie, Although she is quiet, she's never at a loss for a good laugh, I-ler two pet peeves are immature peo- ple and the establishment. One sure fact about Debbie's future is that she'll never cut her beautiful hair. 8 MARGARET HARE Marg is that girl cruising around in the Olds with a hairy oversized dog on one side and a nice looking boy on the other. Margaret's weekends are spent at Rutgers and week days are spent trudging through classes with thoughts of Eric keeping her com- pany, Poor Marg has a hard time get- ting to school on time . . . and some- times never makes it at all! I48 hw., DON HARKNESS Don may seem quiet in school but he turns on to the outside world. This mad drummer frequently freaks out on his drum set. Electron- ically minded, some of Don's talents are revealed in the art room. ROBIN HAMILL Who says blonds are dumb? Rob's our goodlooking blondy with brains, and lots of them. Super- active, Robin is President of the Honor Society, Senior Class Vice-President and sports editor of the yearbook. ln fact she's active in nearly everything except the Varsity B club - or is she? Are you the originator of the BHS Fire Island Gang, Robin? VICKIE HARMATIUK Vicki loves people, talking and having a real ball. If there's a party she's there ready to have a good time. Has a thing for St. Bernards. Do you really have flowers in your pool? BARBARA HAULENBEEK Beek ... fan- tastic singing voice, especially in gym! She is energetic and vivacious and full of school spirit . . . she gets involved in everything. A part of the Madrigals and Consorts, she plans to further her education in music, PETER HORTON Where there's trouble you'l1 find Pete - making it! He en- joys having a good time and usually does. Possesses a character and laugh, And yet to balance his whacky light- heartedness, Peter writes some fairly serious poetry, DIANE HOLLOPETER New addition to the senior class, Diane is an avid fan of the now music scene, She is an expert on all forms of popular music, Math and biology fill the rest of her time. Those fruit flies are a far cry from her good friend, St, Neil, DIANE HOLTZCLAW Diane is fre- quently among those on secretarial trips. Coming from California, she spreads giggles throughout the halls of Bernards High. Always where the boys are. I49 EVE HOSFORD Eve is a fantastic addition to our class. She has easily made friends with a11,' She left her heart in Kansas City but brought her groovy accent with her! Mini skirts galore - Oh! those hip clothes! BARBARA HUFF Is it true blonds have more fun? This certain blond is one of our BHS twirlers, and a mighty cute one at that. Barb has a special interest in sports, in- cluding baseball, basketball, and we can't forget football. She's a great seamstress and often answer, to the name of Huffer. BILL IHLANFELDT Our export to Houston, Bill goes under many names: Sheepdog, Billy, and Thumb. His battered, green Ford has been sorely missed from the streets and fields of Bernardsville. A fantastic skier and a fantastic smile make-up a totally, unbe- lievably fantastic guy. BOB JANSSON How do you say that again? Beeeeege? Are you one of the nuts who crawls around on fire- scapes in the rain? He lives for the whole weekend flove 'dem partiesly. GEORGE JENKINS Marge said ques- tioningly George? George replied disgustingly Marge! Marge, puzzled, George of the Jungle? Tall, hand- some and quiet, except behind the lines, George enjoys his car with little red lights included. MOLLY JOHNSTON Molly, as she is more commonly known, is a radiant redhead with a personality to match. She's a brillant French scholar and what a fantastic poet! Her loves are horses and literature. DMV JUD JENKINS A member Mather's little entourage. She's at the cross-country meets or in Mr. Mather's room. Judy seems quiet until you see her in action then watch out! WML 'fwf- DEBBIE KAHN See at girl with the freckles? That's Debby, She's a big horse enthusiast, You say she's another one of those Gladstoners? PAM KELMER Horses, horses, horses! Pam loves them and is usually seen riding them down a street or in a pas- ture. She is an enthusiastic rider who has won many ribbons and trophies. She's sweet and friendly and loves a good conversation. le HOLLY KOENIG New this year and likes Bernards tremendouslyg she's quiet and really sweet, Hol1y's another member of the Band and plays the clar- inet. She's good, tool Hey Holly, where are you from again? l52 HM KALVIN The girls' idol! Jim is a dependable, reliable and vivacious guy and gets done what has to be. Applies himself to school work and enthusi- astically to sports, As our football STAR he puts everything he has into the Saturday football game, and an- other triumphant win. Looks forward to Saturday nite date with a lucky girl. Love that car, Jim! DICK KRUGER Krug came to our class all the way from Iran, One can usually find him working hard on Willys, or down at Ioe's, .Taking four years of mechanical drawing and hav- ing an interest in architecture guarantee him an exciting future, LEE KURZENBERGER He keeps one eye on the birds as an avid bird watcher and the other on a book. He enjoys work- ing at the Basking Ridge library as an assistant, as well as in the BHS library, bee is one of the imaginative members of our class and has an opinion on everything. GREG LAYTON A new member of our class, Greg has added brains and a smile to our halls. He's easygoing and easy to talk to, especially while in the Driv- er Education car. JOYCE KUTCHER Looking for Joyce - try the trails or the kitchen for she loves horses and is an interested future home- maker. She's the quiet member of homeroom 170 - when she's there, She has a contagious giggle. GEORGE LANDGRAF Run, George, runlg seven miles up and down, all around the town. Such endurance has made him one of the track stars, A big smile for all and a great sense of humor make this guy a friend to many. I53 NORA LEONARD Nora is an avid rider of the Erie Lackawannag she hails from Gladstone, Her cute features are accented by her sparkling eyes! MICHAEL LEWIS A new member of the Band, Mike toots a mean tuba - with those eight girls? A great addition to Mr, Everhart's lighting crew this year as well as to our class. Mike is great working in all stage mechanics. Not only that, but he surprised everyone with his acting talent. ANDY LUBIN He is the professed runner of the BHS Turkey. If there has ever been a fleeting image, it's Andy. He likes to be an eccentric with stimulating ideas, especially in the classrooms. DOUG LEVINSON Doug can't help it if he's go looking, smart, and has fantastic sense of humor go with his jokes - won where he gets them - th he makes them up? Ha special liking for Que bec. JOHN LOGAN John's Pr ident of the Varsity B Club. He's involved in all - a real asset to the class and has been from the beginning. Tall much? Oh, yes - and c SANDY MACARO Talk- ing is Sandy's thing and she does it well, whether selling shoes or mingling with the opposite sex, She's cute and petite and a terror behind the wheel, If there's a party, Sandy's there and in her own fash- ionable clothes, JOHN MARELLI President of the class for three years, John is one of the out- standing seniors. He grooves on hot rods and swings with the contem- porary set and the Concert Choir. His able leader- ship has brought the class of '70 to be the class we are today. DAVE MARKLE Where's David? Band 10-Hut - Band 10-Hut 1-2 tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet, boom, boom, boom - tweeeeet! ll Noew, DO IT RIGHT THIS TIME! Someone's always looking for the best drill sergeant BHS has ever had, That's David. A real Don Juan. O,K. David, why'd you quit working at Buxton's? Relax Dave, have a pickle! ANTHONY MADDA LUNA Anthony Maddaluna, who' that? More commonly known as Mez fshort for Mez a mortj. Wonder why?! Mr. Ferry's lack- adaisical peaches , Mex is easy going, lovable and fun. ' 4 ,Q . n SUE MCCARTHY Talk much? Brains much? Common sense, what's that? Sue prefers to spend her weekends at Lafayette. Full of pep and well known for her unique adventures, Susan is an all around great kid. I56 , rl-A uf so' 9 ,, L- 'ww M ff A .lf . 1 a ,ld as Us 'f ,U I 1 Lf 'V' VA ,O ff ,f 4 2 .,fL,k'W K I I Ki' X 1 MA RY ANN MQAVTHEQY fm j Glass. Aa traih' '- ek w ' MARY LOU MCDONALD Mary Lou is the friendly gal with the long straight shiny hair. She has a great love for schoolg we know! Her favorite subject must be p.e.g she's an excellent gym- nast. As an expert on having a good time, we ask her, Where's it at? I I - f 1 w l ,al 1 ,TU fqunglin the handrool 5 I, jVia hotjiro31'BfJne,' It hgh V f Esapabfkik Ilia? in Iglakrjf Ann , love gm 4, gpg, band Lex she cfdrnes alipvqrfn BRAD MEANS From Chicago, Brad is a whiz at breeding and loosing fruit flies in Advanced Biology. A member of our outstanding football team and the Varsity B bunch. He loves the shore, football, parties, pool tables and FUN. One of our B.H. S. innocents? Loved those nurses! v ? u Charles Minaar Do you mean AFS collected money for him? That's right, and we're mighty glad we did! He's a great looking guy who has an answer for anything. He has added a foreign flavor to the class of '70, He claims he now knows his way around New York City better than home , , , ? Ask any humanities class member! With that sly smile and devil-may-care at- titude, Charles has won the hearts of everyone - at least, every girl at BHS. Us it true your last name means 1over ? Aw, come on Charlesly His favorites are sports, including football, wrestling, tennis and of course, rugby, and working on the Eppler farm, And, oh, what a party man! On the more serious side, Charles is especially interested in learning about Ameri- cans and keeping up with foreign affairs, South Africa's loss was our gain this year and Charles' friendship of this year with our class will surely be coniinued throughout the years, KATHY MINUTELLO Dark hair and dark eyes make Kathy ex- tremely mysterious. But wait a minuteg listen to that laughter. Giggle much?! and is it ever catching - all the way from Pea- pack-Gladstone to Bernardsville. KEVIN MORAN If you see no. 60 on the football team you'll find Bugs doing his thing. Bugs is one of our very dedicated tri- captains of this year 's mighty foot- ball team. A very handsome guy, he loves a wild time, especially on Sat. with a trusty Coke UD bottle in hand. To top all, he was the proud recipient of Mr. Ferry 's treasured Brown Paper Award. LOU MORRA Lucio is the owner of a spiffy black Fiat! He can always be seen riding around B'vil1e. His potential in foot- ball is hard to match. Always on the go and in on everything. Though a bit short in height, he's a powerhouse of might all the way. MARILYN MULLER Loves her Maxi clothes galore! Hamington beach is Marilyn's home away from home When not seen with Debbie she's sure to be with Mary. Another one of those faithful French lV's. JIM MUNRO Jimmy's so enthusiastic about anything he attacks. He's one of our great wrestlers. Go to it, Jim- my. Cl-Iey, who's the boob with the confetti?j How much of that car is yours, and those sexy legs?! SUE NAPOLITANO Oh, those short skirts! If ever in the office, you 're sure to see Suep she spends time there! Sue gets around, and usually knows where the action is. She's always ready to join in a discussion, especially in 'lth period English with Mrs. Roy. DEBBIE MURPHY Deb loves horses and is a great rider, and she and her horse are inseparable. Sweet, cute, quiet and loads of fun, Deb is always ready for a good time. JOHN NARDONE Tough exterior, sin- cere interior. John is always full of pep and ready to go. He likes driving cars and working on them too. One of the bakery boys. He's easy-going and always ready for a good time. IANICE NELSON Jan was a new mem- ber of our class last year and a nicer addition we couldn't ask for. You say you're from Pottersville? Never seen without one, smile a little smile! l60 JOE NENCHECK Tough time getting around but always finds a way at a party. Consort singer. Mr. Volbrecht's favorite soloist Q71 Really Cool Cat. What would the musical be without him? DEBBIE NEILL A great asset to the Band we cou1dn't have done without her at band camp. Peter Palmer anyone? Neilly, always talking when not eating, is sincere to all. Debbie is a dependa- ble and hard worker. Neilly, are you still doing magazines? DAVID NEVINS A real lover of cul- ture, be it music, 311 or literature, David has a way with all the arts. Spends most of his time writing or with his friends. KEN PARSONS This tall and lanky sen- MIKE PERNA One of our able defensive FRANK PETROZZO How ya doin'? ior, a Morristown original, is friendly ends, Mike may be seen in his Ford How ya doin'? Commonly seen in to all. He was known almost immedi- Fairlane or bombing around with Matt. his car with the rest of the B'vi1le ately after entering BHS. Kim loves Truly one of the nicest guys, Mike will Boys. As a loner, Frank is great. In everything from girls to girls, surely go far, Hey Rocco!! a crowd, he's unbelievable! GATES PICINNI Appears quiet in Ber- nardsville, but you wait - watch him in Peapackl He's one of the commuters from the outskirts. Hobbies are trouble and fun. Ibl It KEITH PILKINGTON Crazy about ties. Being sports minded, he is sports editor for the Crimson , . . Heh Keith! l-low's Basketball?? He is an individualist and unafraid to express his opinion. Appears to be quiet, but don't let him fool you, GEORGE POTTS Quiet and reserved with respect to the trivial matters of daily life - but get him on a stage and things begin to happen, George is BHS's answer to the Hol- lywood starg actor personified and choreographer glorified. He stands apart from the crowd and his artis- tic abilities put him a cut above the ordinary, BONNIE POWELL Who has that fan- tastic voice? Look for this hip art- ist in the art room. Bonnie's first to try anything. A picture of Greenwich Village in Bernardsville, PIPER PRIMM She and Sue are the only ones who would run nine blocks down to 42nd for a ... Orange Juli- us!! Oh no! Not true! She is our lanky poet laureate and oh, what scholarly glasses! A humanities buff, Piper's wit and humor will be hard to forget. Do you really think she did it, Miss Fern?l N r .f Wg, Q ei girsqi -X236 Q? w:f?:.S?EQii P255 r A KARIN RODENBACH Watch out for Kar- in on the soccer fieldg she's a real pro at all sports, Karin's interests lie mainly in horses, You can usually find Karin working at Buxton's - in Pluckemin no less! I64 FRED ROLLEFSEN And so another out- standing cross country runner shall leave the hallowed tracks of BHS, Lanky as he is, he's still a natural runner, He shows great interest in his team and happiness for Fred is running a successful race, JOHN REINSCHMIDT One of Mr. Mather's champs. Iohn's favorite is gymnastics. He's also one of Mr. Mac's boys in Physics. In his spare time, John particularly likes flying radio controlled airplanes. JOAN ROSSMEISSL Ioan enjoys Mr. Buckley, French and Canada, The only difference between Joan and the other kids on the French trip, is that she un- derstands the French-Canadians. Joan is seen around Rl-IS almost more than at BHS. Wonder why?? E911 do you spell your last name, Ioan? STUART ROWLEY Innocence is his greatest virtue, This misunderstood scholar has been a four year varsity boy and one of this year's leaders of the grapplers and is determined to capture the state crown, Stu has a craving for parties and girls. DAVE SAKOS His sincerity is out- standing and his friendliness is obvious. His heart is with the girls and surfing but his voice and drumming ability belong to the band. Hey, are you Dennis or David? Or are you David or Dennis? Hey, Stokes! ART RUBRIGHT Cars are among his stronger interests and P1ymouth doesn't make it, states Art, a Dodge fan from way back. Be careful telling Art a jokeg his slow response ends in uncontrollable laughter. He's a really great guy to know. JODY RUNYON She can't help it if she's an adorable, intelligent blonde. Always welcomed wherever she goes, especially to Bail's house on the trail- er weekends. Will she ever forget Que- bec or the humanities trips? DENNIS SAKOS SLu'r1mer - the shore is where he'l1 be. Winter - finds him playing in the Shop-Rite. You're looking for who - Dennis? Now wait a minute, you are Dennis aren't you? ROBIN SANDERS Quiet at first but get to know her and - WOW! One of the Far Hills Set, Robin is al- ways willing to lend a listening ear and helping hand to those who are down. Petite, dark-haired, and happy all portray the real Robin whom everyone knows. Never sad, dishearted, or tired of the daily hum-drum of school life, JOHN SANTINI Follow John to the nearest party flying by in his green bird with the yellow stripe if you can catch him. He never ignores anyone. What's the schedule today? CATHY SCI-IKEEPER Cathy hails from Peapack and is frequently seen with Renee at Shop-Rite, working long hours. Anyone for a swim, Qclothes and all yetlj? FRANK SCHOTT With a band of his own what else could .Frank want? With his well thought -out side comments and analyzations he enlightens seventh per- iod English. TOM SHULL Quiet person until he got his wheels, He's always bouncing a ball - be it tennis, or basketball. He's a guy with at friendly disposition and a mind of his own, TONI SHEA If you should see a petite, good -looking blonde driving through B'vi11e, it's probably Toni, She has a cheery outlook on everything with a smile to prove it. Love those French Canadians and the way they make pizza. TINA SIMS A real to life authentic nut, a fantastic wardrobe of hip clothes made mostly by herself. An artist to the core, enjoys singing the Mozart Mass and opera arias in the Hoboken Train Station. Creative dancer, as well as choreographer. TODD SMITH One can seldom catch a glance of his legs as he speeds by, among Mr. Mather's boys, or more often than not ahead of them. He's known as the VW daredevil. Being tall, dark and handsome, Todd is not to be passed in the halls without notice. DESRA SONNEK What epnomizes Des- Bos sTArn. Bows one ofthe class BARBARA STEL1-AS Short in height. but ra - jokes! She knows her way around mechanics. Loves his ham sets and fall in CURIBCICI- Barb is known fOr most college campuses, Artistic in lit- track. Sort of shy and man of few he! bubbling Smile and 1811811 which erature and what an actress! She's re- words, Bob has the easy going manner never ceases to flow from her radiant ceived the laugh of the year award of a great friend. face- The Stage is her Seeefld home from the humanities class! and England her first. Barbara really comes to life on humanities trips with her overabundance of energy adding many a happy moment to late bus and train rides home from N. Y. I68 AL STEWART As football season rolls around, you'll find A1 getting his foot in shape for those extra points. He is also an able pitcher on the baseball team and is a member of the band. Al toots a groovy sax and an exceptional kazoo! A real class cut-up, Al's our pal! RICK SUTTON Sports minded much? With football followed by wrestling then baseball, he's constantly on the go. A permanent 6th period fixture in the library, Rick's oft -repeated plea: Mr. Brumbach it wasn't mel' 'I' .pl- TOM STIDWORTHY Known as Stid to his many friends. Wrestling is his sport. One can hear Mr. Melitski say- ing to this grappler, Get mad, Stid! Those big, beautiful, blue eyes reveal that he is a true, understanding friend. DA VID STRADE Music makes the world go around for Davie! He has a great voice and can really play a guitar. Dave loves everything from cars to girls, except maybe school, I69 NANCY TAYLOR Itisatossup THE EDO OF A Ga' T RTO between Band and Chorusg Nancy L:-,RES 0 Q, I Z 1 excels in the field of music as Welliil-S-i E FORD R143 QEDNK' as academics. During the summer no NX -UWNES DKDI1 H965 . . . . - Q ,., 1 months she is seen working d1l1 O-BQXXJHZ-S EJIQLASNA gently at the D.Q. Nancy is sin- Q,L,P,55 , HAVE Pr cere in whatever she says and does. up NDEECOL sommg QNDTY-WE EEST FH R LLOH145, Q IDVL-ElXW..Lxnx- . T23-O PAT THOMAS Pat is typing editor of the Crimson, and can frequently be seen in room 222. If she's not there, she's running around with Erin. Great for laughs! Her friends say she's crazy. She loves Joe Namath and the shore, espe- cially Beachhaven. Would you believe she's going to be a life guard this summer'?? RENEE THOMSON Among her many varied interests are boys, boys, and more boys. She's known for her crazy driving ability and blonde hair. Excitement is never lacking when Renee's a- round. Giggle much? BARRY THOMSON Bass singer with many a wise comment in Chorus and English. Was very fond of his 1952 Chevrolet and that wild truck. Where's the floor, cuz? ?? JOHN TIGER Friendly and seemingly quiet, Iohn is a true friend. Yet despite the quiet exterior, put John behind the wheel and he drives the meanest Jeep in town. A now and future mechanic, John also raises a steer every year to be sold at an auction. PETER TUTTLE You can always recog- nize Pete on the field sidelines by his wild cowboy hat. What would the team do without his help? Stands above the crowd. A , LYNN TROWBRIDGE Involvement is Lynn Trowbridge. Whenever a vol- unteer is needed, Lynn is always there, ready to help and an able worker. She deserves a round of applause for re- viving the 1970 Bernardian store. Love those Westburg specials! PAT UJOBAGY Kind, friendly and cheerful are implicit to Pat's charac- ter. A future secretary, Pat is efficient and helpful. Pat is always just around the corner with a big smile on her face. She is often seem with Nancy, and is Mr. Ferry's Iujabee., r J 14? PENNY VANPELT Penny can usually be seen in the Guidance office helping Mrs. Bolash with typing or filing, Efficient or dependable should be her middle name, MARTHA WAKEFIELD One of the quietest members of the class, but what a mind for mischief! Brains and fun are just two of her assets. She's also known for being an individual and one of the first max- ies. NANCY WETZEL Never a dull moment when Nancy's around, Always bubbling with enthusiasm. She never tackles a prob- lem she can't handle, Pennsylvania is a spot she frequents most. Look out business world, here she comes! JOE VETERE One can see him bounding on the danc floor, beating his drum on the field and making time with the female spe- cies. Joe's a cute guy! Love those locks. PAM WEISS She is one of the mad scientists of the senior class - activity pe- riods generally find her in the labs . Ordinarily, she's quite conservative, When not present in the labs she can be found in the band room with the sousaphone and flute, GPO, 1 jig' mr QUL.-JUWLQ , CO-Azfwliffbv-2,0-U.D W ,qMpZvi,,,,l fmsusfn,-s -U1Ue1L,Qfvel lafk.x9ffflJ'2,g7Cf,fYu9,QJU-QA., O-VY -' STEVE WHITLOCK Profes- sor Whitlock, as he is more commonly called, One of the energetic managers of the football team, Brains plus and a scientific mind make up this scholar in the chemistry and physics de- partment, Bestxphotog- rapher on the '69 French trip. Hey Whitlock, will you sign my shoe? DONNA WILSON This good-looking brunette has a crazy sense of humor. c3KM!W1gQ5Original ways for cutting classes, by Donna Wilson. A fabulous gymnast? You'd better believe it. KIRK WITMEYER One Of the able managers of the football team, Kirk is al- ways willing to aid the team in whatever way he can. Halls from the thriving metropolis of Bedminster. BILL WILLIAMS And would you believe this intelligent fellow is not of this earth? Bill has been a dependable man- ager for our football and basketball boys. 'Come down for a landing Can- airo and keep those rocks in your pocket. LOU ABBONDANZO--Weighllifr ing Cl, 1: Sports Car Cl. :Out- doors Cl, 4: Frbl. 1: Wrestling 1. 2.3,4: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Var. B Cl. 2,3.4: Boys' Gym. 1.2. 3.4. KAREN ABEL--F.T.A. 1.2: Speed and Developmental Reading 3.4: Assembly Comm. 1: Stu. oun. 1: Bemardian 4: Natl. I-Ion. Soc. 3,-' Usher 4: Ski Cl. 4: Intramurals 1: German Cl. 2: See the World Club 3: Stu. Coun. 1. BILL ALMENDINGERU Transferred from Sparta H. S. . Sparta. N. J. . 1967: Outdoors Cl. 4: Cross Coun- try 2: Track 2,3.4: Art Cl. 4: Boys' Gym. 1: Boys' Gourmet 3: Boys' State 3. TED ANDERSON--Outdoors Cl. 4: Brass Rehearsal 1,25 Film Appre- ciation 4: Brass Choir 1,2,3,4: Speed and Developmental Reading 1.4: Cross Country 1: Band 1.2. 3.4: Dance Band 1.2: Assembly Band l.2.3: School Musical 1.4: Intramurals 1: Boys' Gourmet 1.2: Stu. Coun. 1.2.4, V,-Pres. 3. ELAINE ANDIORIO--Girls' Gym. 2: Bemardian 3.4: Pep Cl. 2: F. B.L,A. 2: Intramurals 2. DODY ARNTZ--Lighting 4: Wood- wind Rehearsal 4: Woodwind En- semble 3.4: Bemardian 4: Band 1, 2.3.4: Dance Band 4: Assembly Band 1,2.3.4: School Play 4: School Musical 4: Pep Cl, 2: Fu- ture Nurses C1. 1.2: Stu, Coun. 3: Exec. Comm. 4: T,V. Station 3. STUART ARNY--Li htin 1.2.3. V,-Pres. 4: Visual Aids T: Track 1.2.3: Band 1,2,3.4: School Musical 3.4: Intramurals 1: Boys' Gourmet 2. ELIZABETH BAILEY--F. T. A. 3: Mod. Dance 3: Betnardian Sr. Ed. 4: Crimsonll: Natl. Hon. Soc. 3, Sec. 4: A.F,S. 1.2,3,4: Band 2, 3.4: Dance Band 2: Assembly Band 4: Lib, Corps 4: School Musical 3: Pep Cl. 2: Ski Cl. 4: Drama Cl, 1: Stu. Coun. 3: Exec. Comm. 1.2: Class Sec. 3.4. FRANK BALDASSARE- Wei htlift ing Cl. 1.2: Sports Car Cl.g4: Phys- ical Fitness 1,2.3,4: Ftbl, 1: Wres- tling 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1: Boys' Gym. 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 2: Boys' State Alt. 3. MARTHA BAUMANN--F. T. A. 1.2: Speed and Developmental Reading 3.4: Betnardian 4: Natl. Hon. Soc. 3.4: Recep. 3: Ski Cl. 4: Intramu- rals 1: French CI, 3.4. IOI-IN BEARLEPP--Lighdng 2: Phys- ical Fitness 2,3.4: Wrestling 2.4: Boys' Gym. 1.2,3.4: Intramurals 1.2. JOANN BEAVER--F.'I'.A. 1.2: Speed and Developmental Reading 3: Prom Comm. 3: Exec. Comm. 3 Bemardian 4: Ushers Capt. 4: Ski Cl. 4: Intramurals 1.2: Gennan Cl. 2: See the World CI. 3. LINDELL BELL--Transferred from Ridge H.S. , Basking Ridge, N. I., 1967: Outdoors Cl, 4: Band 1: Assembly Band 1: Art Cl. 4: Boys' Gourmet 3.4. KATHY BENNETT--F.T.A. 1: Alto Vocal Group 4: Girls' Chorus 1.2.3.4: Concert Choir 3.4: Madrigal Singers 4: Pinnacle 45 Latin .l. 1.2. BARBARA BERNARD--Transferred from Briarcliff H, S, . Atlanta, Ga, 1967: Sewing 4: Speed and De- velopmental Reading 3.4: Intra- murals 3.4: French Cl. 2. DON BIERBOWER--Math Study Help 4: Bsktb. 1.2.3,4: Boys Gym 1.2,3.4: Intramurals 1.2: Boys' Gourmet 2. NANCY BINKLEY--Future Nurses 1.2. KEN BLANKENBURG--Sports Car Cl. l.2.3.4: Outdoors Cl. 4: Fibl. 1: Boys' Gym. 2.3: Intra- murals 1.2.3. KEVEN BLESSING--Lighting 1.2, 3.4: Tenor Vocal Grou 4: Pin- nacle 4: Double Octet 2.3: K- cert Choir 1.2.3. Pres. 4: Mad- rigal Singers 4: Consort Singers 4: Track 1. : School Play 4: School Senior Statistic: Musical 1.3.4: Boys' Gourmet 2: Stu, Coun. 4. ROGER BODMAN--Lighting 1.2.3, Pres, 4: Ftbl. 1: Lib. Corps 1.2: Intramurals 1: Stu. Cpun.-2.3: Exec. Comm. 4. ' ' LORNA BOLASI-I--I-'.T,A. 1: Speed and Developmental Reading 3: Bemardian 3. Treas. 4: Crimson ST-ITE, xc . d. 4:A.F,S. 2: Band 2,3,4: Dance Band 2.4: Assembly Band 2.3: Usher 4: School Musical 1.3,4: Intramurals 1,4: Prom Comm. 3. LISA BOLLENBACHER--Transferred from Morristown H. S. , Morristown. N. I. . 1967: Bridge Cl. 3: Crib- bage 4: Alto Vocal Group 4: Con- cert Choir 3.4: Girls' Chorus 2: Ski Cl. 4. PEGGY BRANDNI-IR--Transferred from Gov. Livingston H, S. , Berkeley Heights. N. J. . 1968: Art Cl. 4: See the World Club 3. MATTHEW BRODERICK--Lidghling 1.2: Sports Car Cl. 4: Spee and Developmental Reading 3: Visual Aids 3: Etbl. 3: Bsktb. 1.2.3.4: Track 2: Var. B Cl. 4: Boys' Gym. 4: Boys' Gourmet 3: Psy- c ol y Cl. 4. IANICCEE BU MBALL--Typing Prac- tice 3: Business Eng. 4: Betnardian Sec. 4: Crimson 2.3: Twirler 3.4: F.B.L.A, 1.2: Intramurals 1.2. RANDY BURGI-IRS--A.F,S, 2: Girls' Chorus 3: Concert Choir 1: Art Cl. 4: Future Nurses Cl. 1.4: Psychol- ogiy Cl. 4. D BBIE BURO--Girls' Gym. 1.2.3: Chldr. 1.2.3: Recep. 4:Ski Cl. 4: Art Cl. 2: Intramurals 1.2. BARRY CAMERON- Visual Aids 1.2: Crimson 4: Cross Country 1: Bsktb. 1: Intramurals 1.2: Boys' Gourmet 4: See the World Cl. 4. BARBARA CASSELLS--F. T.A. 2, 3: Bemardian 3.4: A,F,S. 2.3.4: Color Guard 3 , Captain 4: Stu, Coun. Alt. 3. MIKE CASTRILLI--Weightlifting Cl. 1.2: Ftbl. 3: Track 1.3.4: Varsity B Cl. 2.3.4: Boys' Gym. 1.2: Stu. Coun. Alt. 1. JUDY CI-IIPPARULLO--Modern Dance 3: Betnardian 4: Crimson 3: Chldr. 1.2.3: Receptionist 4: Pep Cl. Treasurer 2.3: Intramurals 2: Stu. Coun. Hr. Rep. 2. GINNY CHURCHILL--Woodwind Ensemble 3.4: Natl. I-Ion. Soc. 3.4: A,F,S, 4: Band 1,2.3,4: Dance Band 2: Assembly Band 1.2: School Musical 1: Pep 1. 1: Fu- ture Nurses Cl, 1: Psychology Cl. , Pres. GREG CLAGETT--Transferred from Rander Jr. H.S. . Wayne. Pa.: Lighting :Stage Crew: 2: Tenor Vocal Group 4: Bemardian 3.4: Bemardian Editorial Stafi Photog- rapher 4: Crimson 3.4: Crimson Editorial Staff Photoigraphy Editor 4: Crimson Staff an Wriuers 3.4: Double Octet 2: Madrigals 3.4: Boys' Glee Club 2: School Play 4: Sc ool Musical 3. TONY COLANTUONO--Adv. Chess 2.3,4: Outdoors Cl. 4: See the World 4. BILL CORMACK--Adv. Chess 2. 3.4: Speed and Developmental Reading 4: Crimson 2: Bsktb. 1. 2.3.4: Golf 1.4: Tennis 2: Lib. Corps 4: Announcers 4: Coin 8t Stamp Collectors 1: Ski Cl. 2: Boys' Gym. 1.2: Intramurals 1.2. 3: Chess Cl. 2.3.4, KEVIN CRAIG--Sports Car Cl. 4: Outdoors Cl. 4: Wrestling 2.3,4: lfrbl. 1: Bskbl. 2.3,4: Photography 2: Projection 3: Varsity B Cl, 3.4: Boys' Gourmet 2.3.4, BOB D'AGOSTINO--Sports Car Club 2: Outdoors Cl, 4: Double Ocnet 2: Ftbl. 1: Wrestling 1.2.3. 4. Co-Captain 4: Varsity 'B Club 2.3,4: Pep Cl. 2: Boys' Gym. 1. 2.3,4: Intramurals 3: Boys' Gour- met 2,3: Class Treas. 1. KATHIE DeFlLlPPIS--F.T.A. 1: Bemardian 3. Layout Editor 4: Band 1.2,3: Sec. 4: Dance Band 1.2: Cheerleaders 2: Receptionist 3: Ushers 3: School Musical 1: Pep Club Exec. Comm. 1: YAC 3 . 4: Student-Administration Comm . 3. Chm. 4: Intramurals 1.2: Schol- orship Comm. 2.3. Co-Chm. 2.3: Co-Chm. 4: Handbook Comm. Chm. 2.3: Drama Cl. 1: Prom Comm. Chm. of Decorations 3: Class Exec. Comm. 1.2,3: Class Sec. 1,25 Stu. Coun. 1,2, Rec. Sec. 3. Corresponding Sec. 4. CHRIS ANNE DELLO RUSSO-- Girls' Gym. 1.4: Modern Dance 3: Bemardian 4: Crimson 4: Cheer- leaders Captain 1. Co-Captain 2. 3: Receptionist 4: Pep Cl. 2.3: Intramurals 2. DIANA DENTE--Girls' Gym. 1.2, 3: Modern Dance 3: Soprano Vocal Group 4: Math Study Help 4: Crim- gStaff and Writers 3: A,F.S. 3: Cheerleaders 1: Ski Cl. 4: Intra- murals 1,2.4: Chorus 2.3.4. DONNA DESIDERIO--Girls' Gym. 3.4: Betnardian 3.4: Twirlers 2. 3. Captain 4: Pep Cl, 1.2: Intra- murals 1. DIANE DeVIDO--F.T,A. 2. Sec, 3. Pres. 4: Bemardian Editorial Staff Faculty and Administration Editor 4: Crimson 3. Editor-in- Chief 4: Crimson Editorial Staff 4: Crimson Staff and Writers 3 ,4: Natl, I-Ion. Soc. 3.4. SALLY DICKINSON--F. T. A. 2: Bemardian 3: Bemardian Editorial Staff Ads Sales Manager 4: Crim- son 4: A.F.S. Sec. 2.4: Girls' Chorus 1.2.3. Sec. 4: Twirlers 3. 4: Intramurals 2: Class Repr. 1.2: V.-Pres. 3: Stu, Coun. Repr. 3.4. BILL DOMURAD--Weightli ting Cl. 2: Ftbl. 4: Track 3: Varsity B Cl, 2: Boys' Gym. 4: Boys' Gourmet 1. TOM DONNELLY--Boys' Gourmet 2.3. LAURIE DURSTEWITZ--F.T.A. 4: Girls' Gym. 1.2: Modern Dance 3: Betnardian 2,3,4: Crimson 3.4: Crimson Editorial Staff 3: Crimson Staff and Writers 4: A.F.S. 4: Ski Cl, 4: Art Cl, 1.2,3: Intramurals 1.2.3,4: Class Exec. Comm. Repr. 4: Stu. Coun. Alt. 4. RANDY EATON--Debating Cl. 2, 3.4: Bass Vocal Group 4: Betnardian 3: Bemardian Editorial Staff. Pho- tographer 4: Crimson 1.2.3: Pin- nacle Editorial Staff 2: Natl. lion. Soc. 3. Ser eant-at-Anns 4: Boys' Glee EI. 1.2.3: Tennis 3: Photogiraphy Cl. 1.2, V-Pres. Ji: Class xec. Comm. 3: Prom For- mal Dress Comm. Chm. 3. IOHN EDWARDS--Tenor Vocal Group 4: Latin C1. 2: Ftbl. 2.3: Wrestling 2: Track 3: Coin 8. Stamp Collectors 1: Ski Cl, 1: Boys' Gym, 4: Intramurals 1.2: Spanish Cl, 2: Stu. Coun. Pres. 4. BETH ELLIS--Girls' Chorus 1: School Musical 4: Ski Cl. 2: ln- tramurals 1.2: Spanish Cl. 3. ROLF ENGELBRECI-IT--F. T. A. 1: Advanced Chess 3.4: Mani Study Help Assistant 4: Math Cl. 4: Bass Vocal Group 4: Natl. Hon. Soc. 3, Treas. 4: Boys' Glee Cl. 1: Cross Country 1: Lib. Corps 1.3. 4: School Musical 1.3. Violin 4: Ski Cl. 4: Boys' Gym, 1: Chess Cl, 3.4: Assistant Orchestra Direc- tor: Treas. 4. .IIM EPPLER--Sports Car Cl. 4: Lighting :Stage Crew: 1: Stu. COND. .3: A.F.S. 4: Wrestling 1: Golf 1.2,3: Boys' Gym. 1.2.3: Intramurals 2: Stu. Coun. Repr. 2. Alt. 3, Alt. 4. CRAIG EWING--Transferred from Livingston H.S. . Livingston, N. I. . 1968: Sports Car Cl. 3.4: Golf 2: Chess Cl. 2. PAT FAGAN--Business Services 2: Typincg Practice 3.4: Pep Club 2. SHAR N FAINOR--Intramurals 1. 2: Future Nurses Cl, Program Di- rector 4. BOB FANTINA--Spanish Study Help 4: Tzyping Practice 3.4: Visual Ai s 1: Tennis 1: Projec- tionists 1: Ski Cl. 2: See the World Cl. 2.4: Photography Cl. IANINE FARHAT--Betnardian 3. Treas. 4: Stu, Coun. Alt, 1: Crimson News Editor 3. Editor- . in-Chief 4: Natl. Hon, Soc, 3. TIBZS. 4: A.F.S. 3. Exchange Sweden 4: Ushers Co-ca tain 3:' Intramurals 1: French Clgrb 1,2: Igiamg Club 1: Class Exec. Comm. I. . ALBERT JOI-HXISTON--Stu. Coun, Reg. 1: stu. Coun. Alt, 2: Natl. I-Ion. Soc, Sergeant-at-Arms 3.4: Cross Country .2,3: Wrestlin 1, 3: Track l.2,3: Varsity B Club :Bo s' G m. 1,2,3: Gemian Club yPies,y2: Physical Fitness 2.3: Rotary Exchange German 4: Class Re . Alt. 3. ANJNE FILIPPI--Sewing 4: Q- nardian 4: Crimson 1: Ski Club 1, 4: Intramurals 1: S an. Club 4, SU ZANNE FIMBELP-Bemardian 3, 4: Crimson 4: Ushers 4: Ski Club 1.4: Intramurals 1.2: Drama Club 1. PEGGY FINN--Student Council Rep, 3, Treas. 4: Jr. Prom Comm. Chairman: Mod. Dance 3: Brass Rehearsal 2.3: Woodwind Rehears- al 1,2,3:Bemardian 1.2.3. Sales Mgr, 4: Crimson 1.2.3. Sales Mgr. 4: A.r.s. 1. v.-Pres. 2.3. 4: Band 1.2,3: Innamurals 1,2: French Club 1.2: Drama Club 1: Homecoming Attendant 1: Senior Harvest Queen: Varsity B Queen 2. ERIN FLANNERY--Alt. Exec. Committee: Sewing 4: Adv. Bernards Club 4: Bemardian 4: A.F.S. 2: Intramurals 1.2,3: French Club 2.3: Drama Club 1. BOB FOLEY--Sports Car Club 2: Bsktb. 1: Boys' Gymnastics 1: Boys' Gourmet 1. IOE FORTE--Weightlifting Club 1: Sports Car Club 4: Outdoors Club 4: Football 1,2,3.4: Bsktb. 1.2,3: Baseball 1,2,3.4: Varsity B Club 2,3.4: Boys' Gymnastics 2.3: Boys' Gourmet 1. DENISE FOX--Girls' Gymnastics 1: Modern Dance 3: Woodwind Rehearsal l.2,3.4: Adv, Bemards Club Pres, 4: Band 1,2,3.4: Dance Band 1: Art Club 1,4, KATHY FOX--Typing Practice 3. 4: Bemardian 4: Girls Chorus 1: Pep Club 1: Future Business Club 1,2: Intramurals 3. DAVE FRANKLIN--Student Coun- cil Represcntadve 1: Exec. Com- mittee 1: Visual Aids 2: Football 1.2.3, Tri. Capt, 4: Ilsktb. 1,2: Baseball 1,2: Varsity B Club 2 3.4: Boys' Gymnastics 4: Boys' Gourmet 1.2. MARY FULTON--Exec, Commit- tee 3: Bemardian 3: Crimson 3: A.F,S, 4: Twirlers 3: Ushers 3: Pep Club 1: Intramurals 1.2: French Club 1.2.3, JIM GALLAWAY--Student Council Rep, 1, Chnl. Problems Commit- tee 4: Lighting 1: Outdoors Club 4: Film Appreciation 4: bass Vocal Group 4: Golf 1,2,3: Projectionist 2: Boys' Gymnastics 3: Intramurals 1,2: Boys' Gourmet 2: French Club Pres, 4, RICHARD GALLO--Weightliftin Club 1: Football 1.2: Baseball F. 2,3,4: Varsity B Club 3,4: Boys' Gourmet 1. STEVE GAVURNIK--Art Club 2: Boys' Gymnastics 2.3, CINDY GEARHART--Nurses Club 4: Girls' Gymnastics 1.2.3.4: Modern Dance 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Cheerleaders 2: Intramurals 1. KATHY GERARD--Student Council 1,2.4: Exec. Committee 1.2.3: Set Up Committee Chm, Junior Prom: Girls' Gymnastics 1.2: Modern Dance 3: Advertise Bernards Club 4: Bemardian 4: Crimson 4: Girls' Chorus 1,2: Color Guard 4: Receptionist 2.3: Pep Club 2: Intramurals 1,2: French Club 1. WINNIE GRAYBARD--Student Council Rep. 1,2: Youth Adv. Committee 3, Chm, 4: Sophomore Class Treas.: 'Bemards Highlights 4: Bemardian Editor 4: Crimson 3, 4: A,F.S. 2, Pres, 3.4: Band 1.2, 3: Dance Band 2.3: Assembly Band 2,3: Library Corps 2: Ski Club 4. PAM GRISSLER--Girls' Gymnastics 1.2,3: Modern Dance 3: Spanish Stud Help 4: Pinnacle Editorial Staf?4: A.F.S. 4: Cheerleaders 1,2.3: Musical 1: Ski Club 4: Art Club 1.3: Inuamurals 1.2: Spanish Club 3, DEBBIE HALLBLOM--Modem Dance 3: Math Study Help 3: Typing Practice 3: A.F,S, 4: Band 1,2.3: Ushers 3: Pep Club 2. ROBIN HAMILL--Transferred from William Fremd I-I.S. , Palatine, Ill. , 1967: Student Council 3: Class Treas. 1: Class V. -Pres, 4: F.T,A. 2: Girls' Gymnastics 2: Bemardian 3, Sports Editor 4: Crimson 3. Asst. Ed.-in-Chief 4: Natl. I-lon. SOC. 3, Pres. 4: A.F,S, 3.4: Recept. 3: Play 3: Musical 3: Pep Club 3: Ski Club 1,2,3,4: Drama Club 1, MARGARET HARE--Girls' Gym- nastics 2: Ty ing Practice 2.3: woodwind Rehearsal 1.2: Film Appreciation 4: Speed 82 Devel. Reading 1: Bernardian 4: Band 1, 2.3: Asembly Band 1: Pep Club 2.3: Art Club 3, Treas. 4: Intra- murals 1.2.3, DON HARKNESS--Lighting 1,2: Film Appreciation 4: Ban 1,2: Assembly Band 1.2: Dance Band 1,2: Art Club 2.3.4. 4 VICKIE HARMATIUK--Girls' Gym- nastics 2: Soprano Vocal Group 4: Crimson 2.3: Crimson Staff and Writers 2.3: Pinnacle Literary Staff 2.3: Girls' Chorus Sec. 2: Musical 1.2,4: Pep Club 1.2: Ski Club 1, 2.4: Intramurals 1.2,3,4: French Club 3, BARBARA HAULENBEEK--Girls' Gymnastics 1,2: Soprano Vocal Group 4: Adv. Bemards Club 4: Brass Choir 2.3: Alto Vocal Group 4: woodwind Ensemble 2.3: Double COctet 2: Boys' Glee Accompanist 2: Band 1.2.3,4: Dance Band 1.2. 3: Assembly Band 1.2,3: Cheer- leaders 1: Musical 1.3,4: Pep Club 2: Intramurals 1.2, DIANE HOLLOPETER--Transferred from Northern Highlands Reg. H.S. Allendale, N. J., 1969: Class Rep. 2 ,3: Junior Prom Committee Chainnan: Girls' Varsity Club 3: Band 1,2: Ski Club 1,2.3: Intra- murals 1,2,3: See me World Club 3. DIANE HOLTZCLAW--Transferred from San Juan H.S., Cal. , 1968: Typing Practice 3.4: Shorthand Speed 4: Ski Club 2: Future Busi- ness 4: Future Nurses Club 2.3.4. PETER HORTON--Engineering Club Pres. 2: Cribbage 3: ilm Appre- ciation 4: Visual Aids 1,2,3: Freshman V.-Pres.: Student Coun- cil Alt. 1: Bemardian 4: Crimson 4: Cross Country 1,2: Track 8: Projectionists 1,2,3: Ski Club 4: Intramurals 1: Boys Gourmet 1,2: German Club 2,4, EVE HOSFORD--Transferred from Shawnee Mission East, Kan, . 1908: Student Council Alt, 2: Exec, Com- mittee 3: Lighting 1.2: Pinnacle 3: Pinnacle Editoria Staff4: Ski Club 4: Art Club 1.2.3, Pres, 4: French Club 1. BARBARA HUFF--Student Council Alt, 2.3: Exec. Committee Alt. 4: Modern Dance 3: Musical 3: Bemardian 4: Girls' Chorus 1,2: Twirlers 4: Pep Club 1: Intramurals 1.2. BILL IHLANFELDT--Ski Cl. 43 Sports Car Cl. 3: Intramurals 2.3, BOB JANSSON--Football 1: Intra- murals 1.2. GEORGE IENKINS--Transferred from Franklin H.S. , Somerset. N. I. . 1968: Student Council 2: Class Rep. 1: Math Study Help, Assistant 4: A.F.S. 4: Track 3,4: Tennis 1. JUDY JENKINS--Transferred from Franklin H,S, , Somerset. N. J. , 1963: Sewin 4: Cross Country Manager 4: Track 3. Manager 4: Future Nurses Club 1,2: Nurse's Office Asst. 2. MOLLY JOHNSTON--Modern Dance 3: Film Appreciation 4: German Study Help 4: French Study Help 4: Basic Salesmanship 4: Pep Club l: Art Club 1.2,3.4: Intramurals 1.2: Frepch Club 2. L DEBBIE KAHN--Business Services 1: F.T,A. 1,2: Needlework 4: Modem Dance 3: Typing Practice 4: See the World 1.2, JIM KALVIN--Exec, Committee 4: Sports Car Club 1: Football 1.2, 3. Tri-Captain 4: Wrestling 1,2: Baseball 1.2,3,4: Varsity B Club 2.3,4: Boys' Gormet 2. PAM KELMER--F.B.L.A. 1,2: Girls' Gymnastics 4: Modern Dance 3: French Study Help 4: Intramurals 1.2,3: French Club V. -Pres. 4. HOLLY KOENIG--Transferred from Staples I-I.S. . Westport. Conn. , 1969: F.T.A. 4: Girls' Gymnastics 4: Typing Practice 4: Woodwind Rehearsa 4: Dance Band 4, RICHARD KRUGER--Transferred from American School. Iran, 1967, LEE KURZENBERGER--Library Corps l,2,3.4: See the World Clu 2, Sec. 4: Drama Club 1. JOYCE KUTCHER--Typing Prac- tice 4. GEORGE LANDGRAF--Sports Cat Club 2: Outdoors Club 4: Data Processing 4: Cross Country 1.2. 3.4: Basketball 1: Track 1,2,3.4: Varsity B Club 2.I3.4: Boys' Gymnastics 2: Boys' Gourmet 1: See the World Club 4. GREG LAYTON--Transferred from Don Bosco Tech, H. S, , Paterson, N. I. . 1969: Sports Car Club 4: Boys' Gymnastics 4, NORA LEONARD--F.T.A. 1.2: Needlework 4: Charm and Groom- in 4: Bemardian 4: Girls' Chorus 1E.4: Intramurals 1: See the World Club 2. DOUG LEVINSON--French Study Help 4: Math Club 4: Visual Aids 1.2: Natl. I-Ion. Soc. 4: Football Statistician 4: Basketball 1.2,3,4, Head Manager: Tennis 3.4: Pro- jecdonists , Pres, 2: Boys' Gour- met 1. MIKE LEWIS--Transferred from Morristown H.S., N. I. , 1969: School Play 4, JOHN LOGAN--Freshman Class President: Lighting 4: Data Process- in 4: Cross ountty 2,3.4: Basket- ball 1,2: Track 1.2, Co-Capt, 3, 3: Varsity B Club 2.3, Pres, 4, ANDY LUBIN--Speed 8. Dev. Read- ing Pres. 3: Visual Aids V.-Pres. 1, :Engineering V.-Pres. 2: Cross Country 2,3.4: Hskb, 1.2: Track 1.2,3,4: Projectionists V, -Pres, 1. 2: Intramurals 2: Boys' Gourmet 2: German Club 2, SANDY MACARO--Business Service 1: Spanish Study Help 3: Business English 4: Charm Sr Grooming 4: Bemardian 1: F,B,L,A, 1: Intra- murals 1,2: Spanish Club 3, ANTHONY MADDALUNA--Student Council Rep. 4: Exec. Committee 2: Sports Car Club 4: French Study Help 4: Football 2,3,4: Varsity B Clu 4: Ski Club 3: Boys' Gymnas- tics 3: Intramurals l,2.3: lioys' Gourmet 2.4. JOHN MARELLI--Class Pres, 2.13,4: Sports Car Club Pres, 3.4: Bass Vocal Group 3: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2.3: Announcers 4: Musical 1: Art Club l,2,4: Boys' Goumict 2.4: Sec the World Club 4: Photography Club 2: Drama Club 1: Concert Chorus 1.2.3.4. DAVE MARKLE--Brass Rehearsal 1. :,u,4: Brass Choir 1,2,:z,4: Bskrbi. Manager 1: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Band 1.2.3, Pres. Drill Sgt. 4: Assembly Band 1.2.3, Conductor 4: Projec- tionists 1,2,3: Boys' Goumiet 2: Photography Club 2. MARl ANN MATIIENY--EXEC. Committee Alt.: Brass Rehearsal 4: French Study Ilclp 4: Brass Choir 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Band 2,3,4: Dance Rand 3,4: Assembly Band 3, 4: Art Club 2: French Clu 2. SUE MUCARTHI'--Girls' Gymnas- tics 1.2,3: Modern Dance 3: Film Appreciation V.-Pres. 4: Pinnacle 4: Crimson 2.3: Cheerleader 1: Play 4: Pep Club 4: Intramurals 1. 2: Spanish Club 1.2, Pres. 3: Photography Club V. -Pres. 3. MARY ANN MATHENY--Exec. Gymnastics l.2.3,4: Sewing 1.2. 3.4. QXD5 BRAD MEANS--Transferred from William Fremd H,S. , Palatine, Ill. . 19685 Varsity B Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3,4, CHARLES MINNAAR--Student Council5 Math Study Help 45 Bass Vocal Groplp 45 Wrest, 45 Track 4: Tennis 45 usical 4: Ski Club 45 Boys' Gymnastics 4: A,F,S, 4, KATHY MINU TELLO--Girls' Gym- nastics 1,25 Typing Pracrice 3: Charm 8. Groomin 45 Business English 45 French Club 25 Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Bernardian 4, KEVIN MORAN--Weightlifting Club 15 Sports Car Club 45 Out- doors Club 45 Football 1,2,35 Tri- Captain 45 Varsity B Club 2,3, Treas. 45 Pep Club 25 Boys' Gym- nastics l,2,35 Intramurals 25 Boys' Goumret 2. LOU MORRA--Sports Car Club 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 15Varsity B Club 45 Pep Club 25 Boys' Gymnasdcs 1,2,3,45 Boys' Gour- met 2,45 See the World Club 4, MARILYN MULLER--Student Coun- cil 25 Exec. Committee 35 Prom Invitations and Pictures 35 A. F,S, 45 Twirlers 2,3: Ushers 35 Crimson 35 Pep Club 2, JIM MUNRO--Student Council Rep, Alt, 15 Exec. Committee Alt. 2, 35 Junior Prom Entertainment Chm,5 Bass Vocal Group 4: Crim- son Co-Sports Ed, 45 A,F,S, Treas. 45 Wrestling 1,2,3,4: Track 2,3, 4: Band 1,25 Varsity B Club 45 Pep Club l,2,35 Boys' Gymnastics 1,2,35 Boys' Gourmet 3, DEBORAH MURPHY--Bernardian Editorial Staff, Special Features Editor 45 Crimson 1,45 National Society 3,4: Band 2: Color Guard 35 Pep Club 25 French Club 25 Drama Club 155111, Coun, Rep, 45 Homeroom Alt, 1. SUSAN NAPOLITANO--Girls' Gymnastics 25 Modern Dance 3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3, JOHN NARDONE--Football 15 Pep Club 35 Intramurals 2,35 Boys' Gourmet 2. DEBBIE NEILL--Girls' Gym. 2,35 Modern Dance 35 Woodwind Re- hearsal 3,45 Woodwind Ensemble 2,3,45 A,F,S, 3, V,-Pres. 43 Band 1,2,3,45 Assembly Band 45 Library Corps 3,45 School Musical 15 Pep Club 15 Photolg, Cl, 25 Stu, Coun, Rep. 3.4: lt. rom Program Chaimian 3. IAN NELSON--Transferred from North Hunterdon Re ional, Annan- dale. N. J. . 19685iusiness Service 3,45 Soprano Vocal Group 25 Typ- ing Practice 35 Film Appxreciation 35 Shorthand Speed 45 C arm and Grooming 45 Receptionists 3,45 Ushers 35 Future Business Cl. 4, JOE NENCHECK--Brid e Pres, 4: Tenor Vocal Group 45iass Vocal Group 45 Bo s' Glee CI, 1,25 Foot- ball 15 GolH,2,3,45 School Musical 1,35 Boys' Gym, 1,2: Intramurals 1.2. DAVID NEVINS KEN PARSONS--Transferred from Morristown High School, Morris- town, N. I. . 969: Bridge 4, MICHAEL PERNA--Sports Car Cl, 45 Ftbl, 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1: Baseball 1,25 Proieccionists 2: Varsity B Cl, 3, Sec, 45 Boys' Gym, 35 Boys' Gourmet 4: Stu, Coun, 1,2,3,4, V,-Pres, 2, FRANK PETROZZO--Sports Car Cl, 2,45 Track 1. GATES PICCINNI--Transferred from Richmond Hill H.S. . N. Y., 1968: Sports Car Cl, 45 Lighting 45 Typing Practice 35 Drama Cl, , KEIT PILKINGTON--Crimson Editorial Staff 45 Pinnacle Literary Staff 45 Boys' Glee Club 2: Bsktb, 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2: Boys' Gourmet 25 See the World Cl, 45 Drama Cl, 15 Exec, Comm, 1.4: Crimson Sports Editor 4. GEORGE POTTS--Modern Dance 45 Bass Vocal Group 45 Bernardian Art Editor 4: Crimson News Editor -I5 Crimson Editorial Staff 4: Pinnacle Editorial Staff 2,3,45 Pinnacle Literary staff 2: School Play 1,3,4: School Musical 1,3, 4: Art Cl, 1,2,3,45 Drama Cl. 1,2,3,45 Jr, Prom Decorations Chairman 3. BONNIE POWELL--Art Cl, V, - Pres. 4. PIPER PRIMM--Transferred from the Ever lades School for Girls, Miami, Tlorida, 19675 Girls' Gym. 2,35 Pinnacle Literary Staff, Lit- erary Editor 45 School Play 45 Pep Club 25 Ski CI, 45 Spanish Cl, 25 Senior Exec, Comm. Rep. CHRIS QUADE- -Brass Re earsal 4: Film Appreciation 45 Bass Vocal Group 4: Bemardian 4: Boys' Glee Cl, 25 Cross Country 1: Track 2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,35 Assembly Band 3,45 School Musi- cal 3: Boys' Gourmet 2: Exec. Comm, 35 Chorus 2,3,4. MARK QUERIPEL--Math Study Help 45 Film Appreciation 4:Cross Country 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Art Cl. 2,35 Boys' Gym. 1.2.3,4: Stu. Coun, Rep, 1,2,3, TOM QUIMBY--Ski Cl. 35 Boys' Gym, 1,2,3: Intramurals 2. IACK REEVES--Weightlifting Cl. 15 Sports Car Cl, 25 Ftbl, 1,2,3, 45 Library Corps 1,2,35 Varsity B Cl, 3,45 Boys' Gym, 1: Boys' Gourmet 2. IOHN REINSCHMIDT--Math Study Help 45 Cross Country 1,2,3,4: Track l,2,35 Boys' Gym. 1.2.3.4. KARIN RODENB CH--Girls' Gym. 1,2,3,45 Modern Dance 3:Scwing 25 Soprano Vocal Group 45 Girls' Chorus l,2,35 Art Cl. 25 Intramu- rals 1,2,35 German Cl, 2: See the World Cl, 45 Chorus 4, FRED ROLLEFSEN'-Sports Car Cl. 45 Ftbl, 15 Cross Country 2.3,4: Track 1,2,3,4, IOAN ROSSMEISSL--Girls' Gym. 1,25 Modern Dance 35 Sewing 45 Bernardian 35 National Honor Soci- ety 35 Pep Club 35 Intramurals 1, 25 Gemran Cl, Sec, , Treas, 25 French Cl, Sec, , Treas, 4, STUART ROWLEY--Typing Prac- tice 25 Speed and Dev, Reading 2, 45 A,F,S, 3,45 Ftbl, 15 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Cheerleaders, Mountain- eer 25 Varsity B Cl, l,2,35 Pep Cl, 1,25 Boys' Gym, 1,2,3,4. ARTHUR RUBRIGHT--Sports Car Cl. 2,45 Outdoors Cl. 45 Boys' Gourmet 2,3, JODY RUNYON--Bern:rrdian,Edi- torial Staff, Activities Editor 45 Crimson 35 Natl. Hon, Soc, 3,45 A,F,S, 45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Color Guard 45 Lib, Corps 25 Pep Club 25 Intramurals 2: Stu, Coun, 2.3.4. DAVLD SAKOS--Sports Car Cl, 45 Cross Country 15 Band 1,2 ,3 ,4, DENNIS SAKOS ROBIN SANDERS--Future Teachers of America Cl. 15A,F,S, 25 Intra- murals 25 French Cl, 15 See the World Cl. 35 Future Nurses Cl, 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 3, JOHN SANTINI--Sports Car Cl, 2, 35 Ftbl, 15 Boys' Gym, 35 Boys' Goumiet 1, CATHY SCHKEEPER--Girls' Gym. 2,3,45 Alto Vocal Group 4: Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Cheerleader 25 Pep Club 25 Concert Choir 4, FRANK SCHOTT--Lighting 1,45 Debarinxg Cl. 25 Boys Gourmet 4. TONIS EA--Girls Gym, 3,41 Sewin 45 Soprano Vocal Group 45 Cheergeader 15 Drama CI, 15 Con- cert Choir 2,3,4, TOM SHULL--Film Appreciation 4: Bass Vocal Group 45 Boys' Glee Cl, 2,35 Basketball 1,25 Tennis 2,3,45 Varsity B Cl, 45 Ski Cl. 45 Boys' Gymnastics 2,45 Boys' Gourmet 2. TINA SIMS--Modern Dance 35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 School Musical 3,45 Intramurals 15 Girls' Glee Cl, 25 Concert Choir 3,45 Madrigal Sin ers 4, TODD SMITH--Math Study Help 45 Film Appreciation 4: Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Bskth, 15 Track 1,2,3.4: Varsity B Cl. 3,45 Boys' Gym. l,2,3,4. DESRA SONNEK--Bernardian Edi- torial Staff, Publicity Chairman 4: Pinnacle Editorial Staff 3,4: Pin- nacle Literary Staff 45 School Play 3. BOB STAI-IL--Cross Country 3,4: Track 3,45Art CI, 45 Boys Gym, 4: Intramurals 15 See the World Cl. 4, BARBARA STELLAS--Light:IngfStage Crewj 1,2,3,45 Debating Cl, 2,35 Speed and Developmental Reading 15 Bemardian 45 Crimson 15 Pin- acle l5A,F,S, 15Dance Band 1,25 Assembly Band 3,45 School Play 1, 3:School Musical 15 Ski Cl, 45 Dra- ma Club 1,35 Junior Class Alt. 3. AL STEWART--Advanced Chess 2: Outdoors Cl, 3,45 Woodwind Re- hearsal 2,3,45 Crimson 45 Boys' Glee Cl. 25 Football 8,45 Bsktb. 15 Golf 1: Baseball 2,3,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Dance Band 1,25 Assembly Band 1,2,35 PIOiCClj0l'liSIS 45 Ski Cl. 4: Boys' Goumret 1,2,3: Exec, Comm, Alt, 4, TOM STIDWORTHY--Sports Car Cl, 45 Outdoors Cl, 45 Ftbl, 15 Wrestling 2,3,45 Baseball 2,45 varsity 'B cl. 3,4. DAVE STRADE--Sports Car Cl. 3, RICK SUTTON--Outdoors Cl. 45 Ftbl, 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,4: Track 35 Baseball 15 Varsity B Cl. 2,3,45 Boys' Gym, l,2,3,4, NANCY TAYLOR--Soprano Vocal Group 45 Woodwind Rehearsal 45 Alto Vocal Group 45 Woodwind Ensemble 2,35 Natl, Hon, Soc, 3, 45 Double Octet 2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Dance Band 1: Assembly Band 3,45 School Musical 3: French Cl, 25 Concert Choir 2,3,4. PAT THOMAS-'Girls' Gym. 3: Scwin 45 Bernardian 45 Crimson 4: Girgs' Chorus 1: Announcers 2: Art Cl. 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3, 4. RENEE THOMSON--Pep Cl. 1,2: Girls' Gym, 2,45 Intramurals 3. BARRY THOMSON--Sports Car Cl, 45 Bass Vocal Group 4: Boys' Gour- met 25 See the World CI, 45 Dra- ma Cl, 15 Stu, Coun, Rep. 1,25 Junior Class Exec. Comm, 3. JOHN TIGER--Sports Car Cl, 2: Ftbl, 25 Bsktb, 15 Intramurals 1,2, LYNN TROWBRIDGE--Girls' Gym- nastics 1,25 Modern Dance 35 Bernardian Store Manager 4: Cheerleader 25 School Musical 1, 35 Ski Cl, 4: Pep Cl, 2,35 Intra- murals 1,2,35 French CI, 25 Con- cert Choir l,2,3,45 Stu. Coun, Alt. 2: Stu. Coun, Rep. 3. PETER TUTTLE--Outdoors Cl, 4: Film Appreciation 45 Ftbl, 1,2,3, 45 Varsity B Cl. 2,45 Gemian Cl, 25 See the World Cl, 1,4, PAT UIOBAGY--Business Services 35 Modern Dance 3: Advertise Bernards Cl, 45 Shorthand Speed 45 Ushers 45 Art Cl. 2,45 Future Busi- ness Cl. 1,25 Intramurals 2,35 Business En lish 4. PENNY VAEI Pl-ILT--Bernardian Cl, 3,45 Art Cl. 1,25 Future Bus. Cl, 25 Intramurals 1,2, JOE VETERE--Lighting 1: Outdoors Cl, 45 Brass Rehearsal 45 Wresrlinlg 45 Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3, 5 Assembly Band 2,3,45 School Mu- sical 35 Boys' Gourmet 4, MARTHA WAKEFIELD--Modern Dance 35 Film Appreciation 4: Art Cl. 4, PAM WEISS--Band 3,45 Assembly Band 3,45 Art Cl, 25 Intramurals 25 French Cl, 25 Jr. Prom Decora- tions Comm. 3. NANCY WETZEL--Typin Practice 2,35 Advertise Bernards Ci, 45 Shorthand Speed 4: Girls' Chorus 1: School Musical 15 Pep CI, 15 ln- tramurals 1,25 Business English 45 Concert Choir 2,35 Jr, Prom Deco- rations Comm, 3, STEVE WHITLOCK--Math Study Help 45 Ftbl, 3,45 French Cl, 4. BELL WILLIAMS--Outdoors Cl. 45 Pinnacle 1,25 Natl. 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Negri Mrs. Lucas Mr, and Mrs, James Hicks Mr, and Mrs, Cipriano Mrs, Storm Mr, and Mrs, R, Bomberger Mrs, Anna Clearg Mrs, G, M, Eastman Estelle N. Kuestner Mr, and Mrs. Fred G. Dulaff Nancy Navin A, T, Serronte Mr, and Mrs, Joseph E, O'Keefe Jos, Hofbeck Therese A.' Navin William Barkhorn John Tapley Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph T. Morrison Mr, and Mrs. John Vantrease Mr, and Mrs, A, Russo Richard Mr, and Mrs, Johannesen Jr. Mr, and Mrs, John Haas Laurie and Donald Whithead Mr, and Mrs, Jack Clark Mr, and Mrs, Jake Russell Mr, and Mrs, C, A, Ricco Mr, and Mrs, George A. Price Mr, and Mrs, Bruce L, Baker A Friend Mr. and Mrs, Carl Ricciardi William E. Diger Mr. and Mrs, Gordon W. Colket Mr, and Mrs, Palmer Merrill' Mr, and Mrs. James S, Kern Mrs, Paul Gallo Mrs, Ebhel McKins1:ry Mr, and Mrs. Chandler and Mrs, Lars C, Luther Jean E, Henry Mr, Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Matthew and Elaine Owen The Thomas Strong Family Ellen Ferguson H, A, Payeur Robert Bellai Mrs, A, F. Jordan Mrs, Sikora Congratulations to the Class of 1970 From PEAPACK-GLADSTONE BANK GEORGE M. JENKINS, President and Our Bernards High Alumni Ellen K. Blazure V.P. George R. Layton lDirectorJ Joseph DeVergillo Dorothea McDinstry Marion Hayward Polly Surnerfield Phyllis Herzog Lucy Treppieone T. Leonard Hill QDirectorj Linda Waddell George M. Jenkins Jr. Helen Winkler Closed Mondays Parking in the Rear asm-YH'-555 BUONA PIZZA Pizza At Its Best Take Out Service 766-9887 20 Olcott Square Rt. 202 Bernardsville, N. J. I82 LUDLOW REFRIGERATION CO. Refrigeration - Air Conditioning Sales and Service Records - Record Players Appliances, Television l67 Morristown Road Bernardsville, N. J. 766-3111 R. W. Stephens Sporting Goods - Pool Supplies and Maintenance Bernardsville Shopping Center Bernardsville, N. J. Conkling-Miller Co. A Division of Stephens-Miller Co. Fuel Oil - Heating - Air Cond. - Humidification Morristown Road Bernardsville, N. J. Phone 766-0604 Jack, Ray, and Andy B and J Sunoco - Complete Lubrication Service Chat'n Eat - Gladstone W. C. Horton Agency - Insurance - Gladstone Far Hills Fabrics Compliments of Wildcat Service Center Support Scouting, It's Good For America Frank's Sunoco - Gladstone HILL PRESS Offset and Letterpress Printing Village Knitting Center 17 Olcott Square Bernardsville Paint and WLP 1n the Heart of Bernardsvi1le Bantam Button 8: Fabric Shop Mendharn N. J. 543-7123 Compliments of: Pisti11i's Restaurant 147 Morristown Road Bernardsville, New Jersey 766-2393 Congratulations Class of 1970 Thos. Finn, Inc. Best Wishes Bon Marche Bernardsville G.F. Hill 8: Co. Tel. 234-1500 Gladstone, N. J. Flowers by Delan 10 Mine Brook Road 766-0055 Bernardsville, N. J. 07924 Compliments of: Rockview Realty Co. , Realtors Rt. 202-206 Pluckemin 658-3400 Compliments of The Bedminster Inn Phone: 234-1596 A. Batti 8: Son Bernardsville Bernards Sewing Centre 39 Olcott Sq. Bernardsville, N. J I83 Compliments of a Friend Karl M. Jerolaman Congratulations - The Varsity B Club Congratulations. Claremont Coiffures Congratulations, Diehl's Jewelers Bernardsville, New Jersey Photography by Clay 25 Morristown Road 766-0208 The Art Center Artist's Materials - Fine Frames Compliments of Lamp Post Gift Shop Bernardsville Plaza Shopping Center Bernardsville, New Jersey Phone 766-1958 Waddell's Texaco Service Lubrication - Tune Up, Tires and Tubes Route 206 Bedminster, N. J. 07921 Telephone 234-1947 Compliments of Bridge Garage Lou Filippi, Prop. .J M. W. Kelly Peapack, N. J. Bailey Funeral Home Peapack, N. J. Debus Drugs Peapack, N. J. I84 Copper Kettle Deli Main St. , Peapack C. R. McCollum, Inc. Peapack, N. J. Clayton Amerman Inc. - Dodge Main St. , Peapack Martha's Cleaners and Launderers Warrenville Manville Pluckemin Komline-Sanderson Engineering Corp. Peapack, N. J. The Camera Mart and Stereo Sound Center Shopping Plaza Bernardsville Compliments of C. S. Hamilton Inc. Peapack, N. J. Bob's Flower Shop Main St. Peapack, N. J. Phone: 234-0676 Somerset Travel Inc. 19 Mine Brook Rd. Bernardsville Telesco's Beauty Salon and Barber Shop Peapack, N. J. Make Your Move - Chess Club Compliments of a Friend Congratulations Clas s of 1970 Dobbs Realtor Compliments of Theodore Fleming, Realtor B'vil1e on Route 202 Somerset County Multiple Listing 766-4050 Ballentine's Garage Pluckemin, N. J. 658-3700 Peapack Auto Body Shop Main St. Peapack, N. J. 234-0318 Harold B. Thorpe Jr. Custom Furniture, Rt. 202 New Vernon Bedminster Florist and Garden Center Route 202 Bedminster, N. J. 07921 Area Code 201 Phone 234-2330 Route 202 Bernardsville, N. J. f The Country Store 766-0700 D. M. COSTA President Bi1l's T.V. and Music Center Plaza Shopping Center 766-2291 Joseph D'Apolito and Son Far Hills, New Jersey Old Mill Inn Route 202 Bernardsville Ludlow Refrigeration Co. 167 Morristown Road, Bernardsville Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 Bernards House 8: Garden Supply Co. Gladstone Hardware Herzliche Gliickwiinsche - Friede Und Liebe Joe's Sunoco Service Basking Ridge Inn Tony's Paddock Coiffures The Village Realty Associates Realtors and Insurors U.S. Highway No. 202 Basking Ridge, New Jersey Tel. 766-1212 Compliments of: Werring Chevrolet - Oldsmobile, Inc. 44 South Finley Avenue Basking Ridge, New Jersey l85 L.V. LUDLOW 8. CO Fuel Oil - Lumber Mine Brook Rd. fRt. 2021 Far Hills, N. J. Phone 234-0314 fDayD Phone 234-0316 QNightJ Jewelers For Your Class Rings DIEGES 8. CLUST Manufacturing Jewelers 365 Broad St., Bloomfield, N. J. 070,03 Rings Pins Medals Announcements Diplomas Trophies Congratulations From THE VILLAGE HOUSE OF HEALTH Natural Foods, Vitamins, Cosmetics, Herbs 41 South Finley Avenue, Basking Ridge, N. J. 766-2050 Eileen K. Glynn HUFFMAN KOOS Compliments of C arlin Country CARLIN REALTORS One South Finley Avenue Basking Ridge, N. J. 07920 766-2600 Anson Newton Ltd. Casual Clothes and Gifts Route 202 Morristown Compliments of Wightman's Farm Route 202, Morristown Jollys Shell Service I86 Compliments of Gould' s American 766-9897 Be rnardsville Mansfield's Pharmacy l Mine Brook Road Bernardsville, N. J. Phone 766-0860 Outdoor Girl Olcott Sq. Bernardsville Fashions in Sportswear Egan and Newman, Inc. Realtor Far Hills Center, Far Hills 8. SONS, INC. Route 02 Bernardsville, N. J.07924 1201! 766-4000 Crushed Stone . Bituminous Concrete Sand . Concrete . Slag Somerset Crushed Stone Q20lJ 766-4000 ANTHONY FERRANTE MED D CQ 990 Q ss REAE ESTATE TDNY AND NANCY RICCD 12013 766-SBEJD ANVTIME 4D UUIMBY LANE 0 BERNARDSVILLE N J RIDGE PHARMACY Maple Avenue 8: Henry Street Basking Ridge, 766-0146 Bonnie Bell Cosmetics - Shalimar Cologne Panasonic - T.V. - Stereo - Tape Recorders Phone 766-1282 Res. 766-2156 O.K. SHOE STORE Armand Macaro Bernardsville, N. J. Plaza Shopping Center Rambler - Jeep Welsh Motor Sales Far Hills, N. J. Salegna's Gulf 76 Mine Brook Rd. Bernardsville, N. J. CLIFFORD N. EARL, REALTOR - APPRAISER Red Barn, Bernardsville Somerset Grain and Feed Company Bernardsville, N. J. 766-2433 Compliments of Autumn House Furniture 7 Olcott Square Bernardsville, N. J. 766-0007 The Milkman Snack and Dairy Bar Route 206 - Gladstone, Phone: 234-1409 Visit Our Early American Gift Shop Somerset Recreation Rt. 202 Bernardville, N. J. Best Wishes Mowder's Pharmacies Bernardsville and Far Hills l87 SIGGINS 8. RUNYON, INC. INSURANCE 93 South Finley Ave. Basking Ridge, N. J. 766-4200 The Finest in Professional Beauty Care L X . , Q 'may Zap Q Km ',7 f59'v KYB S! 115 Morristown Road .x, Bernardsville, N. J. 07924 Telephone: 766-0200 Distinctive Hair Styling For The Gracious Look PEPPER MILL DELI, INC 1 S. Finley Ave. Basking Ridge 766-4333 Specializing in Catering Sandwiches, Pizza, Hot Foods to Cro No Party is Too Big or Too Small Wm, H. Kastner Realtor Kemble Avenue New Vernon, N. J. 07960 Beck 8: Bornmann Carpets . Rugs . Tile . Linoleum 165 Morristown Road fRoute 2021 Bernardsville, New Jersey Bernardsville Supe rmarket .25 Olcott Square Bernardsville Best Wishes Bernardsville Dairy Queen M.J. Neill, Inc. Depot Square Bernardsville 766-0260 Fuel Oil Burner Service Beval Saddlery Ltd. 65- 69 Claremont Road, Bernardsville Diamond Lighting Co. 80 Mine Brook Rd. fRoute 2021 Bernardsville, N. J. 07924 The Carpet Corner-Broadloom-Rugs Best Wishes l88 Steve's Diner BERNARDSVILLE CAR WASH 8. SERVICE CENTER Automatic Car Washing Esso Products Compliments of: The Olympic Shop 21-23 Minebrook Rd. Bernardsville Compliments of Aldon Company , 'x Best Wishes From Bob's Drive-In I A nc. THATSID 36 Quimby La. Bernardsville, N. J. LAYTON FUNERAL HOME George R. Layton, Director Main Street, Bedminster, N. J. HENRY CRATTAN STUDIO - i , ,A , . , lr.14,L.f,. ul is NS , JI-9 :'Ji'-:mmilfm V , Gramm ' fi 'I 7 J! T ' I1 Shih , 'BUIWI-I a an, L0 C V' A vwumcrunzn uv. 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