Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

DEDICATION To Our Principal Mr. Leslie A. E. Booth In gratitude . for his years of service as teacher and principal at Boonton High School, . . for his wisdom and advice which guided us all through difficult times, and for his high standards which have made our years at Boonton High School years we shall always remember with great pride. We the Class of 1963 sincerely dedicate our Echoes to Mr. L. A. E. Booth. Eln Appreciation to Miss Dorothea Allen We, the Class of 1963, wish to thanlt you, Miss Allen for your untiring efforts on our behalf. Your guidance and enthusiasm has always been a major factor in the success of our every activity. 4 Mr. William Lowther Superintendent of Schools Marshall S. Woodson Assistont Superintendent of Schools William H. Potter Benjamin Amsler Science, Mathematics Charles W. Backus Mathematics Charlotte R. Barnes Commercial Subjects I i B« a Mk K I’a Kl Sr Andrea C. Bellino Commercial Subjects Clare R. Backus French William L Berryman History, Gym Mary Louise Baird English, Speech Bertha B. Blanchard History Robert J. Bland Science Clyde F. Caplinger Chemistry Virginia M. Cline Mathematics John P. Connolly Leonard D. Davis Driver Education Librarian Pearl M. Edmonds Carolyn E. Emmons Lois A. Garrison H. Herbert Gloss Lucy M. Gross English English ____________________History Art History, Latin Our Teachers Kathryn I. Hansbury Homo Economics Mary T. Kowol Commercio! Subjects Dorothy C. Macdonald Guidance 8 Edward C. Hinkle Margaret Allene Hunt Luella J. Irwin Ann L Johnson Science Mathematics English, Guidance Spanish, German Joseph B. M. Lasenko Commercial Subjects Walter Lisovsky Industrial Arts Alice L Lockmuller Commercial Subjects Carmela M. Lanza Spanish Rose J Maraziti English Anna M. Matson Mathematics Robert F. Mercer Speech Thomas Arthur Meryweather History Who Have Guided Walter E. Rutt John W. Ryder Betty J. Sammons English History Gym, Health David T. Sensenback Kieffer H. Shriner Frederick G. Singer Industrial Arts Gym. Health Special Education Frances S. Scott Eugene A. Scrudato School Nurse History Helen B. Smith Gayle E. Sweed English. Hstory German Our Happy Years Arlen H. Thomas Industrial Arts John J. Walls English Anna M. Young Home Economics Charles J. Varga Menyhert Veres Roland Vitaletti Paul H. Wagenhurst Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Guidance Mathematics Harold Warford Bond Gwendolyn N. Wilcox Commercial Subjects Lois R. Williams English Max Wittman Physics Dr. Walter W. Dr. Gerald D. Darrow Onnolee Allieri Dena Bonanni Herrmann School Doctor Secretary Secretary Psychologist Joanne Caragine • Elsie Johnson Marjorie R. Westling Secretary Secretary Library Cleric n B. H. S. 4 Diane Alford Boonton Commercial Dee” . . . that laugh and friendly smilo . . . the center of the party fun . . . cooking and sewing talents are ingredients for a good wife. David W. Anderson Montville Scientific Dave”. . . quiet, masterful, intelligent . . . King of the baseball diamond . . . spaghetti on his menu . . . collects coins and stamps. J.V. Football 1.2: Baseball 1,2.3.4; Fresh, man Show I; Science Club 1,2.3,4. Barbara Lynn Allbee Boonton General Barb” ... a petite blonde charmer . . . vivacious and flirtatious . . . never silent ... a lady in white will be her future. Committee Work 3.4; Fashion Club 3,4; Latin Club I; Receptionist Squad 2.3,4; Future Nurses 3.4. Barbara Avery Montville College Barb . . . quiet . . . shy in her own w°y . . . lots of fun once you get to know her . . . pride and joy of the 5 10 . . . sure success as a teacher. Freshman Show I; Committee Work 4; French Club 2,4; Future Teachers 2 3 4-Ukuiele Club 1.2.3.4. Victor M. Alvarez Boonton General Vic . . . described by his many friends os a really great guy” . . . friendliness galore . . . Army will be the lucky career. Track 1.2,4; Intramural 12; Varsity Club. Walter L. Babbitt Boonton Twp. General Walt” . . . indispensable member of the Boonton football squad . . . love those wisecracks ... his future in the Air Force. Varsity Football 3.4; J.V. Football 1.2; Track 2.3.4; Glee Club 3.4; Band I. Diane Babbitt Lincoln Pork Commercial ”Di’ . . • sweet and mild . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . definite asset to Girls' Chorus ... her efficiency assures her success as a secretory. Committee Work 4; Girls' Chorus 1.2,3.4; Receptionist Squad 3.4; Future Nurses. Patricia Marie Bell Boonton General Pat . . . lively and fun-loving . . . enjoys cooking, reading, swimming and bowling . . . assured success in an office. Girls Chorus 2,3.4; Receptionist Squad 3,4: Future Nurses 3.4. Bernadette M. Bacchetta Boonton College Bernie . . . friendly Madame President of the Future Teachers Association . . . school spirit ranks tops . . . sure to be on asset to the field of teaching. Committee Work 3; Attendance Office 3.4; Future Teachers 2,3,4. Deborah Ann Belsky Lincoln Park College Debbie . . . neat and lovely appearance complemented with a sweet smile . . . sincere friendliness . . . future teaching ambitions. Junior Ploy, Committee Work 1,2,3.4; Yearbook 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Glee Club 3.4; Fashion Club 1,2.3.4; French Club 1.2.3.4; Future Teachers 3.4; Junior Usher; Senior Usher; Receptionist Squad 23; Future Nurses 3; Pep Club 4. Sylvia C. Bacchetta Boonton General Shortie . . . talkative and peppy . . . likes to sew, read and cook . . . will be dynamite as a secretary. Fashion Club 1,2.3,4; French Club 4; Receptionists 3.4; Pep Club. Gerald Bently Boonton General Cheerful and smiling . , . always in the midst of a group . . . likes sports . . . sure to succeed in whatever vocation he chooses. 13 Alfred Beradino Boonton Scientific Dino . . . liked by everyone . . . personality plus . . . that modest way . . . ambition to be a teacher. Varsity Football 3.4; J.V. Football 1.2: Varsity Basketball 3.4; J.V. Basketball 2; Intramural 2 3,4; Air Raid Squad 1.2: Junior Usher; Senior Usher; Ukulele Club 1.2. Richard James Bianchi Montville Twp. College Rich . . . always on the go . . . friendly smile for everyone . . . likes to play handball and swim ... a credit to any field. J.V. Football 1.2; Track 1,2,3; Committee Work 1.4; Band I. Stephen John Bertko Boonton General Stevie . . . loves that radio . . . sportsmanship beyond compare ... a real asset to our chorus . . . aim: undecided. Junior Play 3; Boys' Chorus 1.2.3; Glee Club 4; Committee Work 4. Thomas S. Blaho Boonton General Tom . . . fun to be with . . . likes bowling, swimming, and Italian food... his future vocation is uncertain. Chess Club 2.3. Irene Bialek Montville Twp. Commercial Pleasing appearance with a Hi for everyone . . . record collecting enthusiast . . . distate for homework and exams . . . a perfect housewife she'll make. Committee Work 3.4; Girls' Chorus I; Receptionists Squad 3.4. Don Blews Montville College Don ... a sincere friend to all . . . tends towards shyness on the outside but a great personality on the inside . . . outdoor sports a favorite pastime. Band 1,2. 14 Richard Blews Montville Scientific Shy until you know him . . . will someday beat Ike at golf ... a true outdoor sportsman . . . vocation still a question. Freshman Show I; Scoreboard I; Science Club 3,4; Fencing 3. Loretta Bond Montville College An addition to B. H. S.; their loss, our gain ... a real Coach Foley fan . . . teaching in her future. Speech Club. Walter J. Bobbie Lincoln Park College Wally—Wolly '63 . . . doubtless, the class clown ... a talent for making people feel better . . . liked by all . .. really livens up the S. R. A. office . . . future in business administration. S. R. A. Officer 3.4; Student Council 2; Freshman Show; Junior Ploy; Senior Play; Committee Work 1,2.3.4; Art Serv ice Cub 1,2; Junior Usher 3; Spanish Club 3. Suzanne Bononno Montville Commercial Humble and kind ... a real connoisseur . . . those big beautiful eyes . . . swimming keeps her in shape ... a secretory in the future. David Bogue Boonton Township Genero Dave . . . plays a mean guitar . . . enjoys working on radios, model airplanes and boats . . . electrical engineer in future. Freshmor Fair I; Radio Club I 2.3 Sound Squad 1.4; Uke Club 1.2,3.4; Committee Work 4. Garrett P. Bromley Montville |------------7 Scientific Gary . . , handsome, collegiate look . . . snappy dresser . capable President of the Class of 63 . . . will go far as a veterinarian. Student Council iKOeis Officer 2.3 4 Committee Work f,2,3,4; French Club 3; Junior Usher; N. H. S . 3.4; Fencing 3. 15 Michael J. Brophy Lincoln Park General Mike ... a likeable guy . . . digs cars and eating . . . will surely succeed as an auto mechanic. Air Raid Squad 2,3.4; Chess Club 2.3; Sound Squad 1.2.3: Scoreboard 2.3: Freshman Fair I; Senior Play 4; Committee Work 1.4. Feme Brunner Montville Twp. College Sweet and shy, blushes easily . . . conscientious student and willing worker . . . asset to the choral department . . . aim in medicine. Committee Work 1,4; Girls' Chorus 1.3: Glee Club 4; Library Club 2,3.4: Girls' Sports Association 3.4: Clinic 3. Francis Tiffany Buffs Towaco Scientific Tiff . . . o class leader . . . enthusiastic and ambitious . . . handsome . . . will go far in whatever he chooses. Class Officer 2.3,4; Freshman Show: Senior Play 4; Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2,3.4; N. H. S. 3.4; Service Club 3.4. Richard John Canuf Boonton Scientific Rich ... all around guy ... his humor a source of many a giggle . . . outstanding dramatics ... at home on the cinders . . . aim: medical research. Student Council 3,4: Track 3.4; Cross Country 3.4; Freshman Show; Junior Piay; Senior Play; Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Wampus 4; Yearbook 4; Glee Club 4; Junior Usher; Senior Usher; Stage Committee 2. Paul John Caragine, Jr. Boonton Scientific P. J. . . . speaks out for the class . . . a friend to everyone . . capable Edi- tor of the Wampus and President of the Math Club . . . aim: to be an industrial tycoon. Intramural I: Cros ’Country 4; Freshman Show; Junior Ploy: Senior Play: Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Wampus 1.2.3.4; Year-book 4; German Club 2.3.4; N.H.S. 3,4; Math Club 2.3.4; Stamp Club 1.2. Judifh C. Carradini Lincoln Park General Judi . . . sociable chatterbox, found in the midst of a lively group . . . parties and dances are a must . . . sure success as a beautician. Freshman Show; Fashion Club I: Receptionist Squad 2.3.4; Committee Work 1.4. Richard Carradini Lincoln Parle General Richie . . . really enjoys making those motors purr ... his specialty—'55 Chevys—girls and pizza a pleasant diversion ... a career in airplane mechanics. Freshman Show; Committee Work I. Frances Cohen Boonton College Fran . . , outstanding characteristics of friendliness, intelligence ond citizenship . . . dramatic obilify . . . college in the future. Student CoudpTf 2.3 Freshman Show; Junior Ploy; Sonior Play; Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 1.2; Wampus 1,2.3.4; French Club 2.3: Latin Club 1.2.3; Library Club 2: N.H.S. 3,4: Service Squad 3.4; Yearbook 4: Fashion Club I; Girls' State. Victor Chelpaty Montville General Vic . . . shy . , . good dancer . . . meticulous dresser , . . pleasant personality ... we understand he is contemplating a career in the service. Judith A. Conway Montville Commercial Judy . . . ever neat and stylish . . . usually behind a dish of french fries . . . a real swinger at parties . . . will do well as a secretary. Fosnion Club 1.2; Teenoldes I. Timothy Cielo Montville Twp. General Tim . , , sharp . . . humor plus ... a sportsman at heart . . . everyone likes him . . . ambition: to be a game warden. Freshman Show: Committee Work 1.4; Air Raid Squad 3; Ukulele Club 1.2.4; Tumbling. Ronald Cronk Boonton General Tank . . . epicure of steaks . . . een often tinkering with his Mercury . . . enjoys hunting . . . full of pep and vitality. 17 Warren John Curd Boonton Twp. College An all outdoor man . . . Eagle Scout... capable President of the Stamp Club . . . aims for the field of law. Freshman Fair I; Band 1,2.3.4; Spanish Club 2.3.4: Stomp Club 2.3.4; Ukelele Club 2.3.4. Marfa Diaciuk Towaco Commercial Sweet smile and long tresses . . . contagious giggle . . . sociable flirt .. . found in the midst of a lively group . . . will brighten any office. Freshman Show; Fashion Club 1,2; Receptionist Squad 2.4. f Diane J. D'Andrea Boonton Commercial Little Diane . . . meatball sandwich connoisseur . . . demure . , . always looking for fun . . . willing to help anyone in need. Student Council 1,4; Freshman Show; Varsity Cheerleader 2.3.4; Varsity Captain of Cheerleaders 4; Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Fashion Club I; Girls Chorus 4; Receptionist 2.3.4. Brian DeLuca Montville Scientific Droc . . . known for his easy woy and everlasting friendliness . . . our capable editor for the Echoes' . . . will find his future in aeronautical engineering. Student Cou rail 4; Cbss Officer I; Baseball 2.3; Cross Country 3.4; Freshman Show; Juniorj Ploy: Senior Ploy; Wampus 4; Yearbook 4; Chess Club 2; N.H.S. 3.4; Senior Usher. Stephen M. DiCarlo Boonton General Mafia ... a real nut . . . likes fast cars . . . friends galore . . . good things come in small packages . . . future uncertain. Freshman Football I; J.V. Football 2.3; Varsity Football 4; Chess Club I. Patrick A. Di Eduardo Boonton General Slow Motion . . . avid participant in all sports ... a necessary man on our football squad . . . sees the future in professional sports. Varsity Football 2.4; J.V. Football I; Baseball 3. 18 Eileen M. Dier Lincoln Pork Commercial Cooperative conversationalist . . . generosity and friendliness, her first names . . , will make a very good private secretary. Committee Work 4; Fashion Club I; Receptionist Squad 3 4; Teenoides 3; Future Nurses 3.4. Donna Lynne Dixon Boonton College Dix . . . sleek n chic . . . lively, fun-loving, always friendly . . . enjoys swimming and boating . . . should be a model. Freshman Show I; Committee Work 1,2.3.4; Yearbook 4; Fashion Club 1.2,3.4; French Club 3,4; Junior Usher; Senior Usher; Latin Club 2.3.4. James Dodherty Lincoln Park General “Doc . . . that tall, dark and suave way . . . found reading books in every class ... no trouble in the world . . . stored potential. Varsity Basketball 3; J.V. Basketball 1.2: Intromurol 1.2,3.4; Clean-up Squad 3.4. Joan Ellen Doremus Montville College Bubbling friendliness and warmth . . . always there when a helping hand is needed . . . life of the party . . . another angel in white. Freshman Show; Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Wampus 4: Yearbook 4; Fashion Club 4; Spanish Club 2.3.4; Teenoides 1.2.3; Pep Club 4; Future Nurses 3.4. William Dorman Boonton General “Willy . . . enjoys water skiing in the summer, hunting in the fall, and working on cars all year around . . . cool, calm and carefree . . . aim: to make a million. J.V. Football I; Boys' Chorus I. Janet Claire Drake Boonton College Jan . . . bubbles with freshness and femininity . . . perennial welcoming smile . . . sure to succeed as a nurse. Student Council 4; Freshman Show I; Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Wampus 2.3.4; Yearbook 4; Girls' Chorus I; Junior Usher 3: French Club 3.4; Latin Club I; Library Club 4; Future Nurses 3.4. 19 Russell Gene Dugan Montville General u,s • • • many exciting summers boating at the shore . . . mischievous smile ond eyes . . . hunting and camping favorite pastimes . . . future? sure to be successful. Track I; Scoreboard 3. Suzanna M. Dyer Montville Twp. General Sue . . . loquacious lass . . . avid dancer, bowler, and ice skater . . . ever affable . . . will become a nurse if she doesn't marry first. Girls' Chorus 1,2.3,4; Receptionist 4; Clinic 4. John J. Edmunds Towaco Scientific Jack . . . amiable always . . . enjoys an intelligent discussion . . . will be much appreciated in any profession. Band I: Chess Club 1.2.3.4: Math Club 1.2.3.4; Science Club 1,2.3,4; Soccer I; Fencing 3. Harold E. Espy Montville Twp. General Moons . . . lean 'n lanky athlete . . . generosity and friendliness his best assets . . . jan recording a favorite hobby ... soon an addition to the U. S. Marines. Varsity Football 4; J.V. Football 1,2.3; Track 2.3. Judson Etheredge Lincoln Park General ’Jud . . . quiet, but wait till you get to know him . . . many friends ... an eager car enthusiast, especially '47 Fords . . . the Navy awaits him. Richard Fahsbender Montville Twp. General Ricky , alias Moochie . . . freckles his sharpest feature . . . sports-minded . . . that devilish smile . . . college in the future. Varsity Basketball 4; J.V. Basketball I; Track I. Paula Falkenstein Towoco College Paul . . , ambitious worker, under standing friend . . - behind that serious exterior of study, a bubbling interior ... teacher her goal. Freshman Show; Commitfee Work 1.2: Wampus 3 4; Yearbook 4; Girls' Chorus I; Future Teachers 2 4 Latin Club I; N.H.S. 3.4: Ukulele Club 1.2.3.4. Edward Filipski Lincoln Park Scientific Ed . . . friendly intellect . . . enjoys tennis, swimming, politics and religions . . . will ride high as a meteorologist. Freshmon Show; Junior Ploy: Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Science Club 3.4. Barbara Ellen Fitch Montville College Bobbie ... as natural and lovely as she looks . . . The Corporation . . . will make a terrific nurse. Committee Work 2; Girls' Chorus 2.4: French Club 2.4: Junior Usher 3: Senior Usher 4: Future Nurses 3.4. Ray Fassett Boonton General LilGut . . . BIG things come in small packages . . . dynamite . . . Ray is where fun is . . . his aim will be to go into auto mechanics. J.V. Football I; Intramural 1.2; Committee Work. Antonia Martin Fennelly Towoco Generol Toni . . . adept actress . . . conforms to non-conformity . . . walking in the woods a favorite . . . will find her future in dramatics. Junior Play; Committee Work 4; Chess Club 2.3; Opero Guild 4; Music Guild 2; Advanced Speech Club 4. Robert Fund Towoco General Butch . . . cool, calm, and carefree . . . lady killer . . . brings fun with him everywhere . . . ambition? to make a million the easy way. Stephen A. Gerisch Lincoln Pork Generol 'Steve'' . . . rugged good looks . . . memorable athlete ... playing guitar a favorite . . . future on the seas os a Navy man. Varsity Boske boll 3,4: J.V. Basketball 2; Baseball 2.3.4; Intramural 2. Linda Gigliotti Boonton College Gentle dynamo ... a pleasant gift from the 4-star state . . . sincerity and generosity ... as a missionary she’ll reap happiness. Committee Work 4; Spanish Club 3.4; Allied Youth 2: Future Homemakers 1.2. Elvie M. Gilletto Boonton General 0 • • • always enjoys records and dancing . . . never a dull moment . . . loves a good time . . . modeling her future career. Receptionist 2.4; Freshman Show I; Committee Work I. Kenneth Milton Gould Boonton Twp. College Ken . . . amiable conversationalist... easy going intellect . . . enjoys fishing and camping , . . sure success as a C.P.A. Band 4; Spanish Club 2.3 4; Ukulele Club 2.3.4. 22 Daniel G. Gregory Montville General Dan . . . known for his record of absence . . . main interests are hunting and fishing, but enjoys any outdoor sport . . . many witty comments ... un decided future. Gail Gullefte Lincoln Park College Gail . . . tall 'n slender gal . . . where fun is. she is . . . takes life os it comes . . . future psychologist. Student Council 3.4; Freshman Show I; Committee Work 1,2.3.4; Wampus 4; Yearbook 4; Girls' Chorus 1.2; French Club 3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Spanish Club I; Ukulele Club 1.2; Future Nurses 3.4. Patricia Joe Harvey Towoco General Patf’ . . . live for the weekend . . . artistically gifted ... a gift of gob . . . makes the most of her height on the basketball court . . . future interior decorator. Girls’ Chorus 1,2.3; Junior Usher 3; Madrigals' Chorus. Norman James Heavener Montville General “Norm relaxes while hunting and fishing . . . carefree Cruiser . . . cooperative conversationalist . . . appealing to the ladies, and vice-versa . . . mechanic his future profession. J.V. Basketball I; Freshman Show I. Linda Heinzelman Towoco Genera Heiny . . . loquacious miss . . . sparkling eyes . . . infectious giggle ... not a worry in the world . . . happy-go-lucky . . . wants to carry on Nightingale tradition. Fashion Club 3.4; Germon Club 2: Teen-aides 4. Gregory Heller Boonton College Greg ... on eye for the weaker sex . . . lean good looks . . . man with a guitar . . . the Corporation occupies his spare time . . . sure to have a happy and successful life. Freshman Show I; Sound Squad 1.2; String Band 1,2.3,4. Martin W. Henry Lincoln Pork Scientific Marty . . . conscientious worker . . . his proudest possession, his car ... a favorite with everyone . . . goal: mechanical engineer. Varsity Basketball 2.3 4; J.V. Basketball I; Cross Country I; Freshman Show I; Wampus 4: Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Yearbook 4; German Club 3; Junior Usher; Senior Usher. Carolee Herting Lincoln Park Co'ege Carol . . . N. Y. C.’s loss, our gain . . . always where there’s fun . . . finds schoolwork a whix . . . can she ever run . . . will make a sharp teacher. Committee Work 3.4; French Club 3: Library Club 4; Service Club 4. 23 J. Kris Hobbins Boonton Generol Kris . . . that West Point posture . . . finds going steady like wine, improves with age . . . amiable hunter and fisherman . . . successful future predicted. J.V. Football I; Track 1.4; Freshman Show I. Dorothea Holloman Boonton College Heart-warming personality . . . you name it, Dot con dance it . . . gorgeous voice . talking will be her profession, as a bi-linguist. Student Council 2.3; J.V. Cheerleader 3; Committee Work 1.3.4; Yearbook 4; Glee Club 4; Girls' Chorus 1.3; Latin Club I; Receptionist Squad 2; Spanish Club 3.4. Paul David Hollinghurst Boonton College Finds freedom in camping . . . watch that twinkling in his eyes . . . friend to oil . . . future electronics technician. Freshman Show I; Band 1.2.3.4: German Club I; Radio Club 2,3,4; Science Club 1.2; Ukulele Club 1.2.4. Bruce Hobbins Boonton General Blond twin . . . smart dresser . . . somewhat quiet . . . found in the midst of his many friends . . . Police work in the future. J.V. Football I; Track I; Freshman Show. Molly Hoiberg Montville College A gift from the South . . . look of simple elegance . . . activities and interests galore . . . will moke a pretty picture as a model. Freshman Show; Committee Work 3.4; Yearbook 4; Band 1.2.3,4; Latin Club I; Junior Usher; Library Club 2.3.4; Ukulele Club I. Thomas Hosking Boonton Township General Tom . . . likes to bowl . . , proud of that 250 trophy . . . found in the midst of laughter . . . future plans uncertain. Ronald Huffert Montvilie General “Ron . . . friendly, humorous, and carefree . . . natural sportsman, hunting a favorite pastime . . . will stay down on the ground as an airplane mechanic. Boys' Chorus I; Committee Work 1,4. Richard Huykman Lincoln Pork Scientific Rich . . . perennial smile . . . reading and painting his pastimes . . . well-versed metaphysician ... in any profession, will be a success. Fencing 3: Wampus 4 Yeorbook 4: Orchestra 1.2 4; Chess piub 3.4; N.H.S. 3.4; Moth Club 3,4; Science Club 3.4. RuthAnn Hyler Boonton Twp. College Sweet, shy, and lovely way . . . her interests center on other people's needs . . . likes sewing and music . . . hopes to become a teacher. Orchestra 1,2.3.4; Ukulele Club 1,4. Douglas laroli Lincoln Pork General Doug . . . takes it slow and easy . . . friend to all . . . always ready to go . . . likes sports of all kinds . . . future: uncertain. Freshman Show I; Committee Work 2.3.4. Joseph J. Jackowitz Montvilie Twp. General Joe . . . personality and ambition . . . a warm sense of generosity ... a good pal . . . will do well as an accountant. Freshman Show; Committee Work 1,4; Glee Club 3.4. Susan J. Jacobus Towaco Commercial Red . . . serene and lovely, offset by her red tresses . . . sewing and designing favorit pastimes . . .her aim: to move to the midwest. Freshman Show; Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Wampus 2; Yearbook 4; Girls' Chorus 2: Glee Club 3; Fashion Club 1.2.3; International Relations Club 4; Library Staff 2.3; Receptionist Squad 3.4. 25 Albert A. Janosy Lincoln Parle General ”AI . . . friendly to all . . . cars go side by side with his other hobbies, fishing and hunting , . . big man, no matter how you look at it. Band I 2,3.4; Ukulele Club 1,2; Freshman Show. Claire Arm Kaempffe Montville - Scientific Clay . . . delightful to know . . . beautiful auburn hair . an eye fo� - style ... a true friend . . . future in psychiatric technoogy. Class Officer Show; Com- mittee Work I .Cheerleader 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3.4 Wampus 1.2.3,4; Yearbook 4; Latin Club; N.H.S. 3.4; Service Club 3 4; Clinic Helper 3; Pep Club 2.3,4; Future Nurses 3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1.2; Glee Club 3,4. Edward H. Jones Lincoln Pork General Fd ' . . . lots of fun . . . always a joke . . . his future soars to the clouds as an aeronautical engineer. Track 4; Intramural 1.2; Freshman Show; Wampus 4; Boys' Chorus 3. Kenneth Kapral Boonton General Ken . . . nice guy to know ... a wonderful laugh, almost contagious . . . sparkling eyes . . . the Army is lucky to win Kenny. Freshman Show; Committee Work 1,4. John E. Just Montville Generol Johnny . . . dynamite rolled into a very compact package . . . friend to all . . . music and eating are John's interests . . . business is in his future. Freshmon Show; Band 4; Committee Work 1.4. Marika Karlyk Boonton Commercial Maria . . . sweetness personified . . . fun is a special fiobby . . . her music may bring her into teaching, if no business office snags her for a secretary first. Committee Work 4; Yearbook 4; Girls' Chorus 1.2; German Club 1,2,3,4; International Relations Club 3. Barbara Karrer Towaco .. ,. . f Scientific Bobbie . . . considerate, and friend to oil . . . ambitious and octive . . . she loves music ... an angel in white . . . those three-yeor courses. Varsity Cheerleader 3: Freshman Show: Committee 11.2.3.4: Attendance Office 3 Fasmon jC b I 2: N.H.S. 3.4: Receptionist Squad 2: Spanish Club 4; Ukulele Club I 2.3.4. Natalie Kononenko Boonton Scientific Nat ... q real friend to all. and a friend of all . . . personality plus brains . . . aim: mathematician or linguist. Freshman Show- Corflrnittei Work 1.2.3.4; Yearbook 4: Art Service Club 1,2.3 4; Attendance Ofltce 2: guidance Office 2.3.4; Moth Clut BAT Service Squad 3.4; N.H.S. 3.4. Donn Kerton Lincoln Park College Friendliness to everyone: the smile, the wave or the Hi ... an asset to any class ... he will be high in his vocation, in the Air Force. Freshman Show; Wampus 4; Boys Chorus I; Sound Squad I; Spanish Club 1.2.3.4; Refreshment Stand 2.3.4. Fred Korman Fritx . . . contagious smile and twinkling eyes . . . personality plus . . . sports and cars his interests . . . ambition: to work in blueprinting and surveying. Intramural 1,2,3; Committee Work 4. Linda ilene Killoch Boonton College Lin . . . natural blonde . . . big blue eyes ... oh so sweet . . . sewing and cooking occupy her spare time . . . gay giggle. Freshman Show; Junior Play; Committee Work 1.2.3,4; Wampus 1.2,3.4; Yearbook 4; Fashion Club 1.2 3.4; French Club 2.3.4 Future Teachers 1.2: International Relations 3.4; Latin Club 1.2.3.4; Library Club 3; Receptionist 1.2: Teen-oldes 1,2.3.4; Future Nurses 3.4; Fashion Council 3 Jeanne Mel Koskie Lincoln Park College Buttons . . . sugar and spice . . . all-American girl . . . always where there is fun . . . sews like a whiz . . . aim: teaching. Class Officer 4; Committee Work 1,2.3.4: Wampus 4; Yeorbook 4; Fashion Club I; Fencing 3; Pep Club 3.4. I; Fencing 3; Pep Club 3.4; F.T.A.: Junior Usher; Senior Usher. 27 Rudy Kosta Monfville General Rudy . . . quiet ... a tower of strength . . . interested in athletics . . . popular . . . woodworking a possible career. John Koza Boonton General Koi ... a painter at heart . . . amiable personality . . . will be heard about more when employed as a famous commercial artist. Baseball 2; Intramural I; Freshmon Show; Committee Work 1,4. Stanley John Krawczulc, II Lincoln Park General ’Butch . . . tall and slim . . . the real outdoorsman . . . avid guitarist . . . likes all teachers ... his future is still undecided. Freshman Show I; Committee Work 1.4; Ukulele Club 4. Robert G. Krudop Boonton General Bob . . . sincere friendliness . . . snappy dresser . . . drawing and painting bring him to his vocational aim— interior decorating. Freshmon Show; Senior Play: Refreshment Stand 3,4. Ellen Marie Kunits ' owe co General FI .... off-beat parties . . . classic features . . . known to all as a real nut, and loved by all ... a sure bet for fun. Student Council 4 Committee Work 2.3.4; Yearbook 4; Girls' Chorus 4 Band 3,4. Kenneth Kyte Boonton Scientific Ken . . . inevitable red hair and light blue eyes . . . shy manner . . . likes bowling, swimming and Mad . . . aim: undecided. Student Council 4; Varsity Football 4; J.V. Football 3; Track 2.3; Intramural 3; Committee Work I; Chess Club 2,3.4; Service Club 4; Fencing 3; Wampus 4. Steve Lakatos Lincoln Parle College A sweet guy, who'll do anything for a friend . . . quick to make friends . . . will solve many mysteries while a state policeman. Track 2; Freshmon Show; Art Service Club I; Sound Squad I. Frederick W. Lawson, Jr. Lincoln Park Scientific Freddie . . . very likeable guy . . . football team will miss him . . . scientific aim. Class Officer I; Varsity Football 3.4; Baseball 1,2.3: Freshman Show; Junior Ploy; Glee Club 4; Chess Club 2. Roger Langenbach Lincoln Park General Rog . . . outdoor sports interest Roger . . . hunting and fishing . . . pleasing personality ... no aim as yet, but will go far for sure. Freshmon Show; Sound Squad. Laura Lee Boonton j. Scientific Louie . . . natural blonde ... a mos-ter at sewing . . . Lake George a fabulous pastime ... a frank sweetness everyone loves. Freshman Shew I Sf; Junior Ploy; Committee Work i 2.3.4: Wompjs 1,2.4; Yearbook 4 N.H.S 3,4; Service Club 3 4; Pep Club 4; Art Service Club 2; Fashion Club 2 3.4; French Club 2.3,4; Future Teachers 2,3.4; Library Staff 2: Ukulele Club 24; Fencing Club 3. Evelyn G. Larson Towaco Scientific Eve . . . natural blonde hair . . . brains plus beauty . . . eicels in piano . . . liked by everyone . . . aim: psychologist. Freshman Sho4 Cpronu.tlee Work 1.4; Wampus 2.3 4;Vjgnfe£W 1.2 3 4; Pension Club I: Germof Club 1.3: International Relations Crub 2; N.H.S. 3,4; Receptionist Squad I; Stomp Club 2; Girls' Sports Association 2. Alan Lefkowiti Boonton General Al . . . loves school7 . . . the life of any group . . . great with everyone . . . will soon be flying high with the Air Force and Uncle Sam. Scoreboard 1.2,3,4; Freshman Show; Ukulele Club 1,2. Morgan Leigh Lincoln Parle General Morgy ... a real friend ... a true outdoor man . . . his favorite pastimes, fishing and hunting . . . his future holds the dream of a mechanic. John E. Leonard Lincoln Park General Turtle . . . always the middle of a crowd . . . never a dull moment with John . . . sparkling humor . . . plans to enter the service. Clean-up Squad 4. David Levin Boonton General Dave , . . great on the basketball court . . . personality plus, with a smile for everyone . . . enjoys sports of all kinds . . . sure to be a success. Varsity Basketball 3.4; J.V. Basketball 3; Intramural 1,2; Committee Work 1.2.4. Donald John Lewis Towaco General Donnie . . . slim good looks ... his motto: never worry . . . cars his avid hobby . . . will make a good draftsman. Kenneth Leyendecker Lincoln Pork General Newton . . . interesting and active . . . swimming and scuba-diving, avid interests ... a diver is his final aim. Dennis Lloyd Montville General Den ... on exciting voice and laugh, with a devilish tingle . . . hobbies include guns, cars and horses ... his aim is toward electricity. J.V. Football I; Freshmon Show; Boys' Chorus 1,2; Radio Club 4; Science Club I. 30 Carmen Lombardi Lincoln Pork General Noochi . . . likes to find out what makes things tick . . . fun-loving . . . clown ot heart . . . future in electronics. Freshman Show I; Committee Work 1,4. Madeline C. Love Montville Commercial Maddie . . . her heart lies in the kitchen . . . always ready for fun . . . oil-round good sport . . . vocational aim: beautician. Committee Work 1,2.3.4. Jason E. Lomberk Montville Scientific Jay . . . all-round good guy . . . shy smile . . . interests lie in electronics and radio . . . future as an electronics engineer. Varsity Baseball 3.4; Freshman Show; Committee Work 4; Wampus 4; Orchestra I; Sound Squad 4; Radio Club 3.4; Science Club 4; Math Club 4; Chess Club 4. Carolyn Lowther Boonton r J College Carol . . . new addition to Class of '63 . . . brains and beauty . . . straight A's . . . leads of fun . . . snows dramatic ability . . . coffee ice cream . . . aim: college. Senior Play 4; Orchestra 4. Michael J. Lo Russo Boonton General Mike . . . dark good looks ... an asset to the gridiron . . . perpetual happiness . . . loves to eat and sleep . . . will go to join Uncle Sam. Varsity Football 4; J.V. Football 1.2,3; Varsity Baseball 3; Freshman Show I; Committee Work 1.4; Boys’ Chorus 1,2.3; Clean-up Squad 4. Dorolyn Lucas Boonton Commercial Lynne . . . terrific artist . . . personality-plus . . . beautiful eyes . . . likes clean-cut boys with freckles . . a private secretory she'll be. Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Wampus 3.4; Yearbook 4; Art Service Club 4; Fashion Club 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 3. 31 Janet A. MacKallor Boonton Commercial Blonde, and so pretty . . . neatness and loveli ness . . . real cut-up . . . loads of fun . . . always laughing. Yearbook 4; Receptionists 2,3.4: Guidance Office 3. Barry MacKinnon Boonton College Mac . . . one of our grid-iron stars . . . cut-ups in class ore his hobby . . . always ready for fun . . . writing is his aim. Varsity Football 4: J.V. Football 2.3: J.V. Basketball I; Baseball 2: Track 3. Edward Mahan Towaco General Eddie ... a real ladies' man . . . those blond curls . . . great sense of humor ... no definite vocational aim. Sharon Mahedy Boonton College Shor ‘ can be found in a laughing group . . . gay giggle . . . good friend . . . The Mouse . . . pretty . . . sure to enhance any career she chooses. 32 Peter W. Makosky Boonton Scientific Pete . . . sports-minded individual ... quiet, and easy to get along with . . . has a future in physical education. Varsity Boseboll 1.2.3.4; J.V. Basketball I: Varsity Basketball 2,3.4: Cross Country 1,2: Intramural 2: Freshman Show I; Committee Work 1.2: German Club 3: Service Club 4. Ross Marley Boonton Scientific Capable Wampus helper . . . remembered for his dry humor ... a chess and coin-collecting fan ... a geologist of the future. Wampus I 2.3.4; Committee Work 1.3: German Club 2.3 4: Math Club 3.4; Science Club 3.4; Freshman Show; International Relations 4. Emanuel Marsico Lincoln Pork General Manny” can be found where there's fun and laughter . . . sure to succeed in whatever he does. Roderick C. Martenis Lincoln Parle Scientific Rod ... a must for a successful party . . . main interests are cross country, hi-fi, and his bongos . . . will follow after Kildare. Track 2.3 4; Cross Country 3.4: Freshman Show I; Committee Work 3.4; Wampus 4; Yearbook 4; Glee Club 4; Junior Usher; Senior Usher. David Mayhood Montville College Dove” ... a new addition to Boon-ton High ... a guy with a good sense of humor ... a cor enthusiast . . . college in his future. Swimming team 1.2,3. Rocco Manei Boonton College Roscoe . . . fun follows him ... a necessity on our gridiron . blue Bonnevilles . . . sure to go far after college. Varsity Football 3.4; J.V. Footbal 2: Track I; Freshman Show: Bond I; Cleanup Squad 4; Spanish Club 2; Ukulele Club 1.2.3.4 Bill Mazzucco Montville General Bill . . . dark and devilish . . . fast cars and good times . . . ready for fun always . . . wants to be a truck driver. Lynda M. McAdam Montville General Lyn . . . remembered for her sense of humor . . . always friendly and smiling . . . hopes to be an airline stewardess. Wampus 2; Girls’ Chorus 2.3; Glee Club 4; Teenoides 4; Girls’ Sports Association I; Committee Work I. 33 Charles McGrath Lincoln Pork College Chuck . . . man with the flash . . . potent cross country and track . . . friendly to all, and liked by all . . . future in biology. J.V. Football I; Track 1.2,3.4; Committee Work I 2.3.4; Freshman Show; Wampus 2.3.4; Yearbook 4; Bond 1,2; Cross Country 1.2.3.4. Arthur McQuaid Lincoln Pork General Artie . . . sweet guy . . . willing to help a friend anytime . . . swimming and skating rank first in the sports category . . . sure to be successful. Jane Anita Mills Boonton College Janie . . . beautiful blonde . . . friendliness her most important asset . . . pal to all . . . liked by all . . . future doll in white—lucky patients! Student Council 2.3.4; Freshman Show; Junior Ploy; Senior Ploy; Wampus 1,2: Yearbook 4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Fashion Club; Latin Club I; Service Squad 3.4; Committee Work 1,2.3,4. Joyce Carol Mitchko Lincoln Park College Mitch . . . efficient and friendly, the school winds around her ... a great friend to all . . . the center of any fun . . . aim: gym teacher. S.R.A. Officer ?,3,4 $tudpnt Council I: Freshman Showr Junipr Ptey; Committee Work I 2.3.4; FosKT CTub I 2.3.4; Future Teachers 2,3.4: International Relations Club 4; Junior Usher; Library Club 2.3; N.H.S. 3.4; Spanish Club; Girls' State. Janet Modrako Boonton College Jon . . . always a smite and a wink . . . finds school work a breeze . . . will make a success in teaching. Class Officer 3.4; $fudeft Council 2.3; Spanish Club 1,2 3.4; N.H.S. 3,4; French Club 2: Junior. Usher; Senior Usher; Receptionist Squocf 2 Yearbook 4; Citizenship Institute. Diane Montgomery Montville Twp. College Quiet, thoughtful person . . . poised and neat . . . enjoys sewing and reading . . . college is in her future. Fencing Club 3; Intramural 3.4; Committee Work I. Marilyn Morton Boonton Commercial Meryl ... a quiet, serious girl . . . likes to sew her own clothes . . . always a friendly smile . . . will moke a fine secretary. Receptionist Squad 4. William Morton Boonton General Bill ... on the quiet side . . . likes sports, good food, and sleep ... his future is undecided as yet. Freshman Football I; J.V. Football 3; Varsity Football 4. Grace Mrasz Boonton Commercial Lovely, friendly and neat: adjectives for Gracie . . . vim, vigor and vitality - plus . . . secretarial work is in the future. Student Council I; Class Officer 2; Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Girls' Chorus 1.3; Attendance Office 3.4; Receptionist Squad 2.4. Aino Muerk Boonton College I . . . Send that girl to camp . . . always neat . . . sparkling hair . . . fun weaves around her. Committee Work 1.2.3 4; Wampus 3: Orchestra I; Library Staff 4; Reception, ist Squad 2.4. Carmel L. Myers Boonton Commercial Very, very petite and pretty . . . the center of many gatherings . . . always laughing . . . secretarial work will be in her future. Committee Work 1.4; Yearbook 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Fashion Club 1,2.3: International Relations Club 1.2,3; Receptionists Squad 3,4; Guidance 4. Patrick C. Narcise Boonton General Nose . . . good sport and great friend to all . . . always ready to go ahead . . . loves good Italian food . . . future undecided. Varsity Football 3.4; J.V. Football I; Freshman Football; Tumbling 2: Intramural 1.2.3.4; Freshman Show; Boys’ Chorus I; Clean-up Squad 1.2: Uku e e Club 3. 35 Robert Nelson Lincoln Parle College Bob . . . “Mr. Fleetfoot for our track team . . . dark good looks . . . kindness for everyone . . . liked by all . . . future hopes are for engineering. Track 1,2.3,4; Varsity Cross Country 2 3.4. Robert O'John Lincoln Park General Bob’' . . . Wanna run it . . . fast cars a favorite . . . heart of gold under devilish exterior . . . Shop-Rite’s Rock Hudson . . . cars are in the future. 36 mm Gertrude Nowak Montville College Trudy . . . can be found where there’s talking and laughter . . . likes phones and football games . . . future teacher. Wampus 1.2.4; Yearbook Freshman Show I; Committee Work 1.2.3,4; Latin Club 1.2; Future Teachers 4; French Club 3,4. Ronald E. Osborne Lincoln Pork College Ox , . . outdoor man . . . hunting and fishing are his hobbies . . . keen wit . . . artistic ability shows through . . . aim: teaching. Baseball 4: Junior Play; Senior Play; Glee Club 3.4; Sound Squad 4; Stomp Club 2. Robert Ofsonka Boonton College ’Bob ... a regular guy who’s lots of fun . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . future in teaching or the service. Baseball I. Patricia D. Outwater Lincoln Park College Pat . . . petite figure . . . quite a seamstress . . . warm smile . . . enjoys bowling . . . her ambition is to be a nurse. Freshman Show; Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Girls' Chorus I; Fashion Club 1.2.3.4; Guidance Office 3.4 Latin Club I; Receptionist Squad 2; Spanish Club 2,3.4; Future Nurses 3.4; Color Guard 3.4. Susan N. Oxman Boonton College Sue . . . beautiful eye and friendly manner . . . she like to bowl and cook . . . always ready for fun . . . aim: undecided. Committee Work I 2.3 4; Wampus 4: Yearbook 4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2: Orchestra 1.2. Edward A. Parrillo, Jr. Montville Twp. General Ed . . . dark and devil-may-care . . . seen talking in study and under his car . . . always on the go ... a smile for everyone . . . further schooling ahead. Ukulele Club 1.2.3.4: Committee Work 1.4. Rodger K. Parsons, Jr. Boonton Scientific Rodg . . . combination of intelligence ond charm . . . terrific dramatic ability . . . future lies in the field of dramatics. Junior Ploy; Senior Ploy: Glee Club 1.3.4; Sound Squod 1.2; Committee Work 1,2.3.4; Yearbook 4: Intramural 3. James Patterson Boonton College Jim . . . blond good looks . . . all-American boy . . . snappy dresser . . . Uncle Sam awaits him in the Air Force. Varsity Footboi I; J.V. Football 2. B. Joyce Payerl Boonton College Joyce ... an intelligent girl who really works hord . . . her future vocation is in the field of medicine. Freshman Show; Committee Work 3.4; Girls' Chorus I; Latin Club 1.2.4; German Club 3.4; International Relations 2. Charleen A. Pecaric Boonton Commercial Char ... a real sweet girl who's friendly to all . . . likes swimming, reading and golf . . . her aim: to be a secretary. Fashion Cub 4: Receptionist 3.4. Ernestine Petrocco Boonton General Erni . . . peppy President of Pep Club . . . always gay and happy . . . a party must . . . aim: to make everyone beautiful as a beauti.ian. Student Council 4; Chorus 1,2; Freshman Show I; Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 3,4; Spanish Club I; Receptionist Squad 2. Maryanne Theresa Petrow Lincoln Park General Gifted ability in art . . . ingenious painter . . . quiet charm . . . inimitable sense of humor . . . sure success as a teacher. Girls' Chorus 2,3; French Club 3; Girls’ Sports Association 1,2.3. Frances Marie Pheiffer Boonton Generol 'Fran'' . . . anticipates becoming an airline hostess . . . filled with school spirit . . . always pleasant . . . charm and sophistication, her trump cards. Fashion Club 3,4; Committee Work 3; Receptionist Squad 3.4; Pep Club 3.4. Patricia Jean Pheiffer Boonton Generol Pat'' . . . deep sense of good sportsmanship . . . ever glowing . . . ability in ice-skating and bowling . . . usually addressed as, Hi, Fran . Fashion Club 3,4- Pep Club 3.4; Receptionist Squad 3,4; Committee Work 3.4. Richard G. Ply Boonton College Rich . . . sports enthusiast . . . interest in coin collecting . . .on the high road to teaching. Varsity Football 4; J.V. Football 3; J.V. Basketball 2; Intramural 1.2.3.4; Freshman Show; Committee Work 1.2.3.4. John Polizzi Boonton College Earnest worker in every undertaking . . , fine disposition . . , always on hand to help . . . unique personality . . . thoughtful. Intramural 2.4; Committee Work 2; Latin Club I; Spanish Club 2,3; Refreshment Stand 2,3,4. 38 Andrew I. Poste Lincoln Porlt General Andy ... an all-outdoor man, hunting, fishing and camping . . . leads the Boy Scouts forward . . . stamp collecting a must. Baseball 2: Intramurol 1.2; Boys' Chorus 2: Spanish Club 2; Stomp Club 1.2.3; Refreshment Stand 2.3,4. Richard Price Boonton General Big game hunter . . . aims to be a butcher . . . likes water sports . . . suave appearance . . . easy-going . . . good mixer . . . bewitching smile. Robert Pruden Boonton General Enjoys hunting . . . never at a loss for words . . . summer heat sends him to the surf . . . aspires to enter the service. Freshman Show I; Committee Work 1,4. Richard Pugsley Towaco General “Ritchie . . . plans to combine job and hobby — photography . . . irrepressible enthusiasm . . . easy to know . . . familiar chuckle . . . diplomatic. Student Council 3; Freshman Show I; Committee Work 1.2.3,4: Yearbook 3,4; Boys Chorus 1.4; Air Raid Squad I; Art Serv.ee Club 2.3,4; Teens for Safe Driving J.4; Speech Club 4. Robert Earl Randall Lincoln Park General Foxey . . . colorful personality . . . all around sport . . . amusing anecdotes . . . full of joie de vivre . . . aim: millionaire. Track 3. Cecilia Regetz Lincoln Park General Cealie . . . enjoys bowling, swimming and skating . . . sparkling smile, with personality to match ... as a beautician she will be a success. Fashion Club 3.4; Girls’ Sports Association 4; Receptionist 3.4. 39 Joyce A. Riegel Boonton College True music lover . . . serene and sincere . . . efficient and capable . . . enjoys ice-skating . . . outstanding attractiveness. Senior Ploy 4: Orchestra 1.2,3.4; Junior Ploy 3; Ukulele Club 2.3 4; Teenaides 1.2; Service Club 3.4; Latin Club; Chess Club 3; Future Nurses 4; Girls' Chorus I; Committee Work 1.2.3.4. Dawn B. Robillard Boonton General Enjoys the surf as well as ice-skating and roller-skating . . . radiant smile . . . merry and wise . . . aspires to be a teccher. French Club 2: Guidance Office 2; Service Club 2; Committee Work 4. f Margaret Romano Boonton College Diligent worker in anything she does ... likes to sew, ice-skate, and read . . . will be a success as a teacher. Committee Work I 3.4; Girls' Chorus •2.4; French Club 2.3; Future Teachers 4- N.H.S. 3.4; Receptionist Squad 4-Ukulele Club 1,2. Retha Sabol Lincoln Pork - - - College Reth . . . has a contagious laugh . . . an ambitious worker . . . genuine . . . wealth of originality . . . aspires to become a nurse. N.H.S. 3.4; StidMf Cou cil 3.4; Twirler 3 4- Fashion Ck� b -1.2.3.4' Future Teachers Club 3.4- Futule Nurses Club 3.4-Teens for Safe Driving 3.4 Bond: Girls Chorus I. Jayne Marie Saltus Lincoln Park Commercial Janie . . . among her many abilities: twirling, dancing and sewing . . . loves baseball . . . ever smiling . . . willing worker . . . fun to know. Freshman Show; Committee Work I: Girls' Chorus I; Band 2,3.4; Fashion Club I; Receptionist Squod 3.4; Color Guard 2.3 4. Paul Samuelson Boonton General Sam . . . outstanding humorist . . . ability with electronics, mechanics, and construction . , . famous quote— I was absent. . . . will be a contractor. Freshman Show; Committee Work 1.4; Wampus 4; French Club 2. 40 Lynn Schappert Montville College Mischievous grin and a fun-loving spirit . . . where there's confusion, there's Lynn . . . chatterbox . . . always well groomed . . . she has many friends. Fashion Club I: Ukulele Club I; Wampus 3,4: Yearbook 4; Freshman Show I; Committee Work 1.2.3.4. Joan Elizabeth Schminke Lincoln Park Commercial Joanie . . . neighborly . . . convivial . . . a good mixer ... a sincere friend . . . vast stamp collection . . . will be an excellent secretary. Earl Philip Schoenborn Lincoln Pork Scientific Efficient and copable worker ... a true asset to our football team . . . friend to all . . . will follow Ben Casey. Varsity Footfall 3flk£iJr. Football 2: Track 1.2: FrAihfrvjn Junior Ploy: Committee WyJc ly; tyermgn Club I: N.H.S. 3 4: SeWaJbub 4. Raymond E. Sedivec Montville General Ray ... an outdoorsman at heart. .. fishing, hunting and trapping among the most enjoyed hobbies . . . when not with sports, found rejuvenating cars; future should be a success. Jacquelin Siekielski Boonton General Jackie . . . certain cure for sadness . .. dynamic individualist . . . enjoys twirling ... a future lady in white. Band 2,3.4; Color Guard 2.3.4; Freshman Show; Committee Work 1,2.3.4: Latin Club 1.2,3,4; Fashion Club 2.3.4: Teenaides 1,2.3,4; Receptionist Squad 2,3: Air Raid Squad I; Student Council I; Girls' Sports Association I; Future Nurses 3.4. Spencer Simms Boonton Twp. General Spence . . . really launches that football . . . indispensable member of the Varsity Football Squad . . . may be launched himself someday in the Air Force. Varsity Football 4; J.V. Football 2.3; Boys' Chorus I; Glee Club 4. Robert Sisco Montville Genera! Bob’’ . . . handsome, clean-cut looks . . . true marksman with a bow . . . can usually be found around cars . . . enjoys hunting and fishing in the deep country. George R. Smith Lincoln Pork General Smitty . . . enhances our varsity football team . . . anticipates joining the police force . . . ever unworried . . . true outdoorsman . . . loves to hunt and fish. Varsity Football 3.4; Intramural I; Boys' Chorus 2; Air Raid Squad I; Freshman Show I. 42 Joan Smerika Lincoln Park College Always ready to lend a hand . . . found in a circle of gay friends . . . good humored and fun-loving . . . commonly known as Smerkie . Color Guord 3.4; Receptionist Squad 3.4; Girls’ Chorus I; Freshman Show I; Committee Work 1.2.3.4. Barbara Jean Spiotti Boonton Generol Crash . . . overflowing generosity . . . tiny bundle of pep, vim and vigor . . . has a multitude of bowling trophies . . . usually seen bombing around in the ’59 Pontiac. Freshman Show; Girls Chorus I; Fashion Club I; Attendance Office 4; Receptionist Squad 2.3; Refreshment Stand 2. Andrew Smith Boonton Scientific Andy . . . commonly called the Doctor . . . wonts to be a surgeon . . . hobby of dissecting animals . . . liked by everyone. Intramural 1.2; Freshman Show; Glee Club 2 3 4; Chess Club 3; German Club 2.3; Moth Club 2.3.4; Science C b 1.2,3 4; Service Club 3.4. Bill F. Stettner Lincoln Park General 'Bill ... a lady's man . . . enjoys cars, weight-lifting and water-skiing . . . jour-nalistic . . . witty and likeable . . . fun-loving. Track 1.2,4; Intramurol I; Freshman Show; Ukulele Club I. Elizabeth L. Stokes Towoco Commercial Betty'' . . . mischievous grin . . . jovial and amiable . . . affluent seamstress . .. always cheering in the stands . . . lends a shoulder to anyone in need. Student Council 1.3; Freshman Show I; Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Wompus I; Band 1,2.3.4; Receotionist Squad 4. r- Gloria Jean Stuart Lincoln Park Generol Stu . . . livewire personality . . . one of the carefree crew . . . gift of gab . . . letter writer . . . well worth knowing . . . flashing smile. Receptionist Squad 3. Nancy C. Stone Lincoln Park College Nan ... an accomplished organist . . . vivacious and dramatic . . . outstanding femininity . . . poise personified. Senior Ploy; Junior Play; Freshman Show; Wampus 4; Yearbook 4; Girls Chorus 1.2.3; Glee Club 4; Boonton-Aires 3; Receptionist Squad 4; Latin Club I; Future Teachers 4; Committee Work 1.2,3.4; Citizenship Institute. Jane Daryl Sturges Montville College Janie ... in full swing with such sports as water-skiing and swimming . . . class flirt . . . alacrity and diligence. Student Council 1.2.3.4; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Class Officer I; Junior Usher 3; Freshman Show I; Wampus 1.2.3.4; Yearbook 4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Glee Club 4; Fashion Club 1.2; Latin Club I; Spanish Club 3.4; Air Roid Squad 4; Committee Work. Peter Straube Montvilie . Scientific Pete . . . the all-American type . . . aesthete of music - . . flare tor the dramatics . . . marvelous intellect. N.H.S. 3.4; Varsity Boskftball 3,4; J.V. Basketball 1.2: Senior Piqy 4; Orchestra 1.2.3 4; Junior Ptay 3; Freshman Show I; Band 1.2; UkuTeTe TCIub 1,2,3.4; Chess Club 1.2.3.4; German Club 1.2.3 4; Committee Work 2.4. Judith Sturtevant Local General Judy ... a pleasing personality . . . quiet . . . plans for the future ore indefinite. 43 James A. Svenson Towoco General Jim” . . . humor for all . . . free and easy friendliness for all . . . cars a favorite hobby ... on the high road to the profession of tool and die maker. Donna Clare Tokarski Montville General At home on the dance floor . . . never a dull moment when Oonna is around . . . terrific record collection . . . worm friendliness . . . nursing career ahead. Band 1.2.3.4: Freshman Show; Ukulele Club 2.3.4; Future Nurses 3; Committee Work 1.2,3 4. 44 Audrey M. Syversen Lincoln Pork Generol Aud . . . poised and lovely ... a sweet and sincere addition to B.H.S. . . . intellectual ability besides being an understanding friend. Twirler 1.2; School Poper 1.2.3: Stomp Club 2: Skating Club 1.2: Nursing Oub I. William Gary Tucker Montville Genera' Gary . . . aspires to be a businessman . . . likes parties . . . true fisherman ... a friend to anyone in need. Committee Work 4. Nancy Jane Terwilliger Lincoln Pork Commerciol Twig . . . passion for '58 Pontiacs . . . loves to have blasts . . . good looking head twirler . . . aspires to be an airline stewardess. Twirler 2.3; Majorette 4; Committee Work 2,3.4; Girls' Chorus I; Fashion Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2.3. Richard H. Ullman Montville College Dick . . . great potential in track ar.d football . . . conscientious student . . . fun-loving ... a determined individual . . . unruffled by cares and worries. Varsity Football 2.3: J.V. Football I; Track 1.2,3; Senior Play: Boys' Chorus I: Service Club 3,4; Ukulele Club I; Assistant Football Coach (Freshman). Marjorie A. Valletta Boonton Generol Marge . . . likes all summer sports . . . a real sweet gal . . . pleasant personality . . . plans to be a beautician. Freshman Show: Orchestra 1.2; Girls’ Sports Association I; Future Nurses 3: Committee Work 1.4. William A. Van Winkle Montville Twp. Generol Bill . . . drives a Chevy convertible . . . bowling and pool are special interests . . . plans to enter business administrative field. Freshman Show; Committee Work 1.4. Michele C. Venturini Boonton General Mickey' . . . likes summer sports and Italian foods . . . lovely personality . . . will help cure her patients as a nurse. Future Nurses 3.4; Girls’ Sports Association I; Yearbook 4; Committee Work I.2.3.4. Philip Villoresi Lincoln Park College Phil . . . enjoys rooming the halls . . . laugh that is personalized . . . dislikes homework . . . undecided aim. J.V. Football 1.2; Freshman Show; Committee Work 1.4. Joseph Walter Lincoln Park General Joe . . . size isn't everything . . . good man with a joke . . . future destination unknown, but sure to be profitable. J.V. Football I; Freshman Show; Com-mittee Work 1,4; Wrestling 3. Jerry R. Wainwright Boonton Twp. General Free and carefree . . . Jerry likes to work on cars ond ploy football . . . naturally he plans to be an auto mechanic. Judith E. Weinberg Boonton College Judy ... on asset to any group . . . terrific personality . . . will enrich the school system she enters as a teacher. Junior Play; Committee Work 1.2.3.4; Wampus 1,2.4; Yearbook 4; French Club 2.3.4; Latin Club 1,2.3; Library Club 4; Opera Guild I; Receptionist 2; Ukulele Club 3. Jeann A. White Lincoln Park Scientific Horse . . . liked by everyone . . . big and brawny ... at home on the football field or track . . . college in the future. Varsity Football 2,3,4; J.V. Football I; Track 2,3,4; Intramural 1,2; Committee Work 1,4; Band I; German Club 2: First Aid Squad I. Audrey M. Warford Boonton College Aud . . . typical collegian . . . ever debonair and jaunty ... a true sophisticate ... a gourmet, shown in her aim as a Home Economics teacher. Freshman Show I; Junior Ploy 3; Committee Work 1.2.3,4; Wampus I: Yearbook 4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Attendance Office 4; Fashion Club I; French Club 1.2.3.4; Library Staff 3. Wayne A. Weis Boonton Twp. Scientific A real great guy . . . likes to draw, read and hunt . . . traveling an important interest . . . one of the scientists of the future. Math Club 2,3; Science Club 2; Committee Work 4. Paul L. Weidenschilling, Jr. Lincoln Pork Scientific A deep thinker . . . electronic and hi-fi fan . . . likes to hand out summonses . . . in the future: electricol engineering. Track 3: N.H.S. 3.4; Sconce Club 2.4; Sound Squad 2: Service Club 3 4; Ukulele Club I. U Rose Marie Wentzel Boonton College Rodi . . . likes enormous banana splits . . . can't find enough time for all her ambitions . . . willing mind, heart and ear. Student Council 4; Freshman Show I; Junior Ploy 3; Senior Ploy 4; Committee Work 1.2,3.4; Wampus 1.4; Yearbook 4; Fashion Club 1.3; Junior Usher 3: Receptionist Squad 3; Spanish Club 1.2.3.4; Drama Club 3; Pep Club 3.4; Fencing 3. Kenneth E. Wilson Montville Generol Kenny . . . nice guy . . . summer life-guard . . . dislikes books to report on . . . future industrial arts teacher. Freshmon Show; Committee Work 2; Boys’ Chorus 1.2; Glee Club 3; Fencing 3. August Wistner Montville General Augie . . . likes the new school . . . always a Hi in the hall . . . that understanding smile . . . future sure to be a success. Baseball 3.4; Intramural 3; Freshmon Show; Committee Work 2.4. Wayne Young Boonton General Woyne . . . has shown a keen interest in cars and spends much time reconditioning and styling his own ... we ore sure he will be successful in this endeavor. Jacqueline Zangara Boonton Commercial Jackie . . . immaculate grooming . . . quick-witted and keen . . . favorite sports are horseback riding and tennis . . . filled with perseverance. Committee Work 1.2,3 4: Attendance Office 2.3.4; Fashion Club I; Library Staff 3.4; Spanish Club I. Joseph Zanlco Montville General Joe . . . quiet at first, not so quiet later on . . . likes cars and boats . . . plans to be a carpenter. Committee Work 4. Richard Zavatsky Boonton Twp. General Richie . . . likes to custom cars . . . rides motorcycles . . . plans to invest in an auto body shop. Committee Work 1,4. 47 John A. Zielinsky Boonton General Jose . . . the pleasing flirt . . . bowl-ing is a big interest . . . the Air Force will be glad to get him. Freshman Show; Committee Work 2: Cross Country I. Joanne Elise Zimmerly Montville Scientific Jo ... a willing helper . . . art room would be empty without Jo . . . ambitious . . . aspires to be an artist. Student Council 2: Freshmon Show: Committee Work 1.2.4: Wampus 2: Yearbook 4; Art Service Club 2.3 4; Cafeteria Help 2. 48 In Memoriam A Tribute to Dave Levin There are on every sports team two types of boys. First, there are the naturally gifted athletes, who skillfully employ their God given skills in an efficient manner. Secondly, and most important, there are the scrappy competitors, who have developed their talents only by long and hard work. Among these competitors, there is a select group of athletes commonly referred to as sparkplugs , the real winners whose spirit and effervescence overflow to the rest of the team, instilling in them the spirit to win which these yell-guys so effectively harbor. Such on athlete was Dove Levin. On December 23 at 8:51 P.M., a tragic auto accident removed the name of Dave Levin from the Bomber starting five. Let us hope that his spirit is not absent too. Dave lived to see his team pile up a 3-0 record, winning games the experts said could not be won. We can think of a no more fitting tribute to this departed athlete than a season continued in that spirit, ending in a Conference Championship and perhaps greater honors. 49 Literary Staff Editors Salesmen Echoes Staff Photography Staff Art Staff Editor -in- chief Brian Oe Luca Typing Staff OFFICERS Class of 1964 President .... Vice President Secretory Treasurer .... Advisor ....... Dave Duitsman Sharon Dougherty . Sue Garabront • • . . Paul Straube Miss Allene Hunt HOMEROOM No. 101 First Row: A. Atwood, L. Baldwin. R. Bianconi, A. Blumberg. K. Biolek. J. Albey. D. Boptistillo. B. Bowman, E. Baldwin. Second Row: L. Becker, J. Brockman. S. Bott, B. Anderson, M. J. Barile. D. Aniskiewicz, D. Boughton, F. Bogath, S. Bogue. Third Row: R. Baldwin, L. Bise, J. Bielek, C. Bonham, J. Boyd, F. Bohringer, C. Anderson. HOMEROOM No. 108 First Row: P. Day, M. Brunner. D. Circkot, C. D'andrea, K. Davis, J. Davidson. Second Row: K. Cavnar, J. Codello, R. Crefeld. r! Darling, B. Cordinole. J. Cozzi. Third Row: J. Davis. B. Covoll G. Bucco, R. Cantrell, P. Cull. B. Decker, H. Cummings. HOMEROOM No. 109 First Row: C. Favino, J. Greif, S. Dougherty, B. Fortney, K. Grieco, M. Dyer, S. Garabront, L. Falduto. Second Row: J. DiPosquale, M. Fritz. S. Gault, D. DeLaat, D. Grumbach, J. Gould. I. Groman. G. Dorer. Third Row: S. Garro. V. Ferdon, J. Dorman, M. Flaherty, A. Eggers. J. Engasser. A. Goedecke, R. Fagan. Fourth Row: J. Dugan, W. Eresman, S. Fraum, D. Gonski, F. Grady, R. Graziano, D. Duitsman. HOMEROOM No. 218 First Row: L. Heller, E. Harriot. D. loroli, J. Halprin, B. Heavener. Second Row: S. Haste. C. Horvath, R. Hosley. T. Hartman, K. Grundig. Third Row: J. |Son. C. Kamensky, K. Haycock. P. Intile. Fourth Row: J. Hainzl, E. Herrick, H. Hubler. 54 HOMEROOM No. 120 F'rst Row: R Lombardi, D. Kirchner, G. LaValley, L. Knechtel. J. Mabey. J. Larsen, G. Mehner. Second Row: M. E Mahula B. Kuligoski C. Mas or. E. Mercier. G. Macolino. E. Marks, M L Lantzy. Third Row: J. Leone. J. Miller, J. King. R. Lim. J. Laiso. i,Ster,1 KitcheM Fourfh 8ow: J. Meyers. C. Kershaw. J. McKinley. J. La Force, H. Loder. W. Kapral. J Kiick HOMEROOM CAFE. HOMEROOM CAFETERIA First Row: E. Munsell, C. Pyontek, S. Palmar. H. Mooney. R. Puchalo, B. Pecoric. A. New-kem, M. Moeckly. Second Row: E. Orsello. K. Nelson. S. Nexon, L. R. Moschello, M. Plott, J. Pertz. C. PeHIvinonion, J. Poster. Third Row: K. Osborne, R. Orovits. M. Papasso, D. Nourse, S. Nierodka. S. Podoly. K. Powers, I. Olson. Fourth Row: G. Pawlikowski, W. Milo, 0. Noonan, K. O Brian, F. O'Meara, M. Modrako, R. Miller. C. Mischioro. Fifth Row: E. Muriano. R. Nogash. R. Peak. C. Osborne, R. Plumb. B. Price. J. Pittfleld. HOMEROOM No. 202 First Row: J. Seiler. D. Raziano, V. Roegner. J. Sendak. L. Ryan. M. Scher. Second Row: K. Sek. F. Schaub, B. Rohloff, M. Saharian. M. Ross. N. Rutledge. Third Row: R. Rici. J. Royal. K. Richardi. R. Scoville, E. Russell, D. Ruther. Fourth Row: P. Schiable. A. Scott. J. Rosner. HOMEROOM No. 205 First Row: S. Toenzler. M. Spada. D. Senior. R. Stefonak, K. Sczola. Second Row: J. Sisco. J. Sine W. Teresinski, J. Szot. W. Strait. Third Row: L. Stuck, M. Shaw, M. Smith, R. Stefan, P. Stroube, T. Stropes. Fourth Row: S. Sewell. S. Stross. T. Strelec. D. Slivinski. HOMEROOM No. 206 First Row: B. Watson, S. Winthrop. E. Zin-zalian, E. Weisbrod, J. Verway. J. Tomalo. B. Tobler, N. VanOrden. Second Row: M. Thun-berg. R. VanHine. E. Yohrling. N. Petrowski. C. Williams. H. VanWyck. Th’rd Row: C. Word. E. Trappe, G. Whitehead, R. Wilson, A. Venturini, R. Wild, S. Weidenschilling. 1965 Class of President Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer Advisor........ OFFICERS ........ Jeff Keith .... Marilyn Kalata ........ Mary Leigh Bob Trost Miss Carmela Lanza HOMEROOM No. 107 First Row: B. Atwood, M. Bone, L. Beethom, S. Barnish, J. Bolcar, R. Boutieller, P. Berry, C. Bui, K. Bialek, B. Bean. Second Row: T. Bobbitt. V. Ackerman. M. Barker. B. Baker. M. Adkins, B. Bonsiewich. L. Amari, T. Britten. R. Albert. W. Andersen Third Row: L. Bidlack. L. Bogue, A. Benning, B. Brown, J. Balnave, C. Bloke. D. Brocker. Fourth Row: D. Blewitt. T. Albert. T. Barnish. T. Briarton. D. Brophy. J. Bodino. B. Boyd. HOMEROOM No. 207 Firjf Row: J Bushman N. Byrno. B. Coragine. M. Buckolew. J. Brown P Chambers C. Coziorc, P. Chop, A. Cramer Second Row: P. Conklin P. Caraich. J. Brown. M. Burns. G. Burrowes A l ' BC „ K' CromBr• J- Cacclabeve. Third Row: L Cook. P. Buchek 8 Budney. B Costello. L. Burr. R. Buchheit. M. Como. B Chadwick. T. Cortese. Fourth Row: T. Casey R Coproun. D Ceechin. R. Coin, T. Chwat, 1. Chesnut, G. Coble. J. Cilento, H. Coombs. HOMEROOM No. 209 First Row: L. Cronk. B. Falduto. V. Day. W. Dann. D. Dudzak, M. DeProto. P. Dick. L. Dann. Second Row: T. Eutermarks, G. DeClemente. J. Creature. I. Doremus. A. DiCarlo. S. Crawford. P. Edris. B. Dzurny. Third Row: T. Estler, J. Englishman, M. Fenelly, 56 B. Doremus. D. Croxville. L. DiFiori, L. Duff. Fourth Row: R. Decker F. DeLonge, B. Estler, M. Dunn, R. Forrand, G. DiGuiseppe. Fifth Row: P. Ezzi. J. DeVos, R. DeYoung, F. Docherty, R. Filipski. HOMEROOM No. 210 First Row: M. Foote, D. Haste. J. Hiqgins. P. Hockett. N. Free man, D. Heoybel, R. Beilhufe. C. Healy. Second Row: D. Hosking D. Griffith. D. Halstead. A. Hudak, C. Franklin. C. Gomsby. M Griffin. J. Fitch, K. Heinsheimer. Third Row: J. Hornet. D. Goe decke, L. Grono, B. Gifford, M. Gould, M. Giese, G. Gibion, E Fityherbert. D. Heines. Fourth Row: T. Hills. D. Grant. S. Hilde brant, K. Hummel. L. Frederico. M. Fortmann, C. Halvorsen. S Hoelsher. B. Griffin, M. Glodek. HOMEROOM No. 211 First Row: B. Kotov, K. Kido, F. Lewis, R. Jonnuzzi. D. Lewis. J. Komensky. G. Lewis. G. Leonord. Second Row: R. Jones. D. Hunt. J. Jones. S. Kostko. D. Koskie. P. Hutchinson. K. Leonard. A. lacopelli. Third Row: B. Kohut. A. Jorgenso. M. Kalota. M. Leigh, R. Jannchen, K. Kennedy. R. Kyte. Fifth Row: B. Leek. K. Jackson. D. Kieber, B. Laughlin. V. Kerto, S. Jacobs, J. Keith. Fifth Row: N. Kanton. J. Lompone. L. Klangwald, C. Lewis. HOMEROOM No. 213 First Row: M. Oravits, C. Nietz, L. Palumbo. L. Predmore, V. Newwnhouse, N. Morrisawa. B. O'Rourke, N. Palazzo, A. Porzio. G. Pici. Second Row: J. Pickett, K. Rice. A. Pharo, K. O’Donnell, M. Muller. K. Pheiffer. S. Narcise, C. Petteisen. S. Parsons, N. Polizzi. Third Row: B. O'Neill, D. O'Neill, D. Osborne. K. Murray. G. Nitzel, G. Rice, H. Renken, F. Para, M. Pickett. Fourth Row: T. Morton. B. Regal. K. Person, A. Reinhardt. G. Pruden, N. Pond. R. Osborne. S. Racioppi. HOMEROOM No. 212 First Row: J. Mokosky, L. Montgomery, C. Mancino. M. McCollum. S. McGarry, C. Moody. P. Martone. M. Monaco. Second Row: J. McCullo. H. Manfredonia. R. Moreo. J. Mosor, D. Morrit, K. McNobb. T. McBride, S. Moeckly. M. Morgan. Third Row. G. Mazziotta. B. Ludwick, E. MocKallor, J. McKlin, A. Mills. J. McCready, W. Lucas, K. Middleton, D. Mitchell. Fourth Row: R. Milaccio. J. McDonald, P. Manilla, J. McCabe, D. Luke. R. McCarthy, K. Lewis. HOMEROOM No. 214 First Row: L. Scerbo, J. Simpson. J. Secko, F. Ruggiero. M. Slywko, S. Russin, C. Schroeder, S. Slywka. N. Spiotti, B. Schwarts-mon, K. Sokolowski. Second Row: J. Riegel. J. Romano, N. Sparano. P. Schiehser, A. Scharlot. L Richards. L. Richards. P. Shouger, V. Root. Third Row: R. Scherzer, G. Schnabel, P. Sabatino, S. Sovo, G. Savercool, K. Rowe. J. Sass. M. Schuegord, U. Sheppard. Fourth Row: L. Robillord, B. Sinkonis. D. Smart, F. Scoccafavo. B. Schneider, J. Spado, P. Schouwenaars, G. Saxe, B. Snelson. HOMEROOM No. 216 First Row: C. Von Keuren, J. Tucker, L. Storelli, J. Sturtevant, J. Steinhauser. Second Row: J. Valletta. R. Stone, G. Stross. J. Valletto. M. Tanzolo. Third Row: R. Thomas, R. Terpstra. G. Treible. T. Trenholm. W. Spotts. Fourth Row: G. Tuttle. J. Van-derhoof. T. Stanley. K. Susen. HOMEROOM No. 201 First Row: N. Webb. D. Warner, J. Zieger, R. Yuroshek, K. Yacabone. N. Van Wickel. S. Weber. Second Row: M. Zerrnon. G. Weaver. G. Walter. M. L. Weis. J. Ward, C. Vreeland. L Weber. Third Row: R. Worman, A. Zimmerly, W. Vreeland, D. 57 Tiger. J. Vreeland, S. Warhurst, P. Vreeland. HOMEROOM No. 102 First Row: J. Boughton, K. Bohon. A. Adams. B. Ambrogio. D. Bariie, S. Asplund. M. Acker, M. Berry. Second Row: T. Bononno, B. Becker. J. Bartell, D. Atkinson, G. Ackerman, P. Brennan. H. Bell. Third Row: B. Bolcor, V. Auld, I. Antcnowych, P. Babbitt, B. Babbitt, L. Beisky. P. Baldissard. M. Boyce. Fourth Row: K. Bell. P. Boyle. R. Bingham. D. Amato. D. Adams. R. Abbot. W. Boulware, F. Acker. HOMEROOM No. 103 First Row: L. Connolly. I. Consten. P. Buchek L. Buckalew. B. Burton. L. Covey. N. Cecchin, S. Busse. Second Row: F. Conklin. J. Commarata. R. Conrad. T. Condon. J. Burghoffer, A. Cain! C. Carlson. D. Bulger, R. Conrad. Third Row: E. Consten. d! Bruno. J. Cielo, K. Carroll. W. Burchell, M. Conforti, R. Chambers Fourth Row: R. Buck. A. Chelpaty. T. Chelpaty, W. Churchwell! D. Chandler, D. Cavall. B. Calfa, G. Chestnut, R. Christie. HOMEROOM No. 104 First Row: C. Daly, B. DeGraw, K. De Carolis, C. Dupilka, D. D’Andrea. G. Cuppola. G. Derdeyn. J. Coolack. Second Row: K. Deliah, J. Constantino. W. Dick. K. Edmunds. N. Donovan, R. Daviduk. M. Dorman. C. Coombs. P. Doremus. Third Row: R. Detollo. G. Costello. P. De Carolis, H. Eggers, J. Daugherty. J. De Carolis, J. Dolan, J. Dyer. Fourth Row: D. Eberhardt. R. Curd, M. Denneau, D. Eckhardt, O. Cook, C. Coombs, L. Duncan, W. Dixon, N. Dabkowski. HOMEROOM No. 105 First Row: K. Eldridge, B. Gorski, D. Ezzi, V. Giordano, J. Fund. E. Gage. K. Genese. K. Glodeil. Second Row: W. Fontan, W. Geiger. J. Generoso. J. Evans. G. Gallon, A. Gondo. W. Galloway. Third Row: P. French, J. Elgin, J. Fiore. M. Forde, T. Foerster. A. Favino. G. Favino. D. Gallo. Fourth Row: L. Fairsnider. B. Forsythe, E. Farrand. L. Emery, B. Ellis, K. Fedishen, L. Eldridge, P. Golon. HOMEROOM No. 106 P r t Row: D. Horbeson, E. Heinz. P. Griffin, L. Kammerer, P. Harrison. D. Hunt, V. Irwin, J. Hartshorn. Second Row: K. Kaempffe. P. Hubert. J. Herda. H. Huckel. K. Kalechitz, D. Grippi, L. Jacobus, J. Heinzelman. Third Row: W. Havemann, H. Helstoski, R. Heath. C. Helmstetter, J. Johanson, J. Grisetti, W. Henry. D. Heinke. Fourth Row: C. Jensen. C. Greif, J. Hoffman, W. Hardy, R. Huffert, C. Johanson. P. Jacobus. HOMEROOM No. 203 First Row: P. Kinik, E. Kochman, L. Kogan, J. Langenbach, E. Ketz. C. Kostka, L. Krudop. Second Row: K. LaBar. D. Kolesar. E. Lanfranchi. R. Kopral. T. Kyte. N. Kido. Third Row: C. LaFlesh, E. Koyhart, W. Kitchell. D. Karrer. E. King. OFFICERS President ........................ Jack Luchese Vice-President ................ Karen Koempffe Secretary ....................... Linda Eldridge Treasurer............................ Neil Kida HOMEROOM No. 204 First Row: L. Mazzei. C. Marks. J. Luchese. J. Mohulo, J. Matullo, T. Makosky, W. Lewin. R. Lewin, T. Lewis. Second Row: K. Lindquist. M. Mannik, S. Mobey. G. Mahan, R. Levens. C. MacDonald S. Loverty. K. McBride. R. Layton. Third Row: A. Lucas. J. McNamara. B. Lukas. N. McDonnell. G. Ludwigsen N. Lewis, B. Lee. S. LeManto. L. Limeratore. Fourth Row: R. Lindstra. A. Ludlow, J. Lelok, C. McCabe. T. Leonard. D. Lorentz, R. Markowski. HOMEROOM No. 215 First Row: F. Migdol. E. Nedzetsky. M. Nagurney. B. Ninehan. J. Mitchell. L. Nicholson Second Row: J. Navarro, M. Mioerok, P. Monka, S. Natoli, B. Narcise. J. Noonan. K. Milczewski. Third Row: L. Melgaard, F. Nestler, E. Meyer. B. Mercier, J. Nelson. A. Newberg. HOMEROOM No. 10 First Row: C. Polini. C. Payne. K. Ofsanka, V. Rao, R. Lorray. L. Platt, J. Perry. S. Pantano. Second Row: G. Pertz. S. Pollack. D. Platt, J. Raziano, J. O'John, C. Prichard. R. Reeves. E. Olimski. R. Outwater. Third Row: E. Rohl, D. Osborne. K. Noyes. N. Oechsnek. J. Purvis. S. Pyontek. C. Rok. S. Paris. Fourth Row: G. O'Neill, J. Pastoriza. C. Pruden. P. Rimsky. R. Riker. E. Petterson. H. Reese. C. Parliment, F. Reminski. Fifth Row: J. Pfrang, B. Parsons. C. Pfitzenmayer, M. Proesch, C. Odermann. HOMEROOM No. 12 First Row: B. Salinger. J. Savastano, J. Schiller. M. Sonka, T. Schneider, K. Streit. Second Row: L. Ruggiero. L. Sinkanis, J. Schneider, R. Spranger. C. Reuther. Third Row: A. Stokes. P. Schappert, C. Shenoski, C. Sollar, K. Robillard, P. Ruane. Fourth Row: L. Sarka. L. Schneider, L. Schubert, D. Rycyk, R. Philip, R. Schoenborn. Fifth Row: P. Ross, H. Scharlat, H. Strys, J. Socho. G. Smith. HOMEROOM No. 14 First Row: P. Tuttle. R. Wagner, J. Thomason, J. Ververs, C. Trober, C. Thompson, L. Thomas. Y. Ullmann, L. Von Harken, G. Tanzolo. Second Row: P. Trexler. J. Voorhees, K. Thomas. M. Tamburo, R. Tuttle, P. Tuley. L. Tkaczyszyn, A. Venturini, J. Van Keuren, D. Van Winkle. Third Row: L. Tosto. A. Thompson. V. Venezia. R. Von Zant, J. Vanderbilt, R. Vreeland. R. Walicki. E. Trechel. Fourth Row: D. Suller, D. Strull, R. Voll, L. Tabacaru, M. Trexler. J. Ullrich, D. Tredway. G. Tokorski. HOMEROOM No. 130 First Row: W. Whitehead, S. Weeks, K. Willigon. L. Wild. S. Wojcek. R. Watson. F. Wiswall. Second Row: D. Witkiewicz, C. Zimmerman, M. Wiener. K. Yarwood, K. Watter, V. Wilson, E. Wistner. Third Row: C. Witty. J. Fischer, R. Young, M. Warodzyn. A. Whelan, J. Young, B. Wallin. Junior Play February 14th and 15th, 1963 The Happiest Days of Your Life by John Dighton On the evenings of February 14 and 15, the Junior Class presented its first dramatic endeavor The Happiest Days of Your Life on the Boonton High School stage. It was directed by Mr. Robert Mercer assisted by Mrs. MaryLou Baird. After tryouts, held in December, the cast was selected. THE CAST Fred Bohringer, Andy Hurwitz, Al Scott, Betsy Munsell, Shelia Taenzler, Pete Drake, Kathy Grieco, Dorothy Floyd, Miles Killoch, Paul Straube, Chris Pehlivanian, Ralph Lombardi, and Joyce Rock. Our Senior Play CAST Glen Griffin Don Hilliard . Mrs. Hilliard Rodger Parsons . Brian DeLuca Frances Cohen SUPPORTING CAST: Jane Mills. Mike Brophy, Dick Ullman, Peter Straube, Ronald Osborne, Robert Krudop, Richard Canut, Carolyn Lowther, Walter Bobbie, Tiff Butts, Paul Caragine. Was One To Remember . . . 63 MATH CLUB SCIENCE CLUB GERMAN CLUB SPANISH CLUB FRENCH CLUB STAGE CREW CLINIC HELPERS Wampus Editor -in- Chief ..... Managing Editor ........ Associate Editor ....... News Editor ........... Assistant News Editor . . Feature Editor......... Assistant Feature Editor Sports Editor .......... Copy Editor ........... Art Editors ........... Exchange Editor ........ Photographer .......... Assistant Photographer . EDITORIAL BOARD ................................................. Paul Coragine ................................................ Sue Garabrant ................................................. Ross Marlay ................................................. Mary Flaherty ............................................... Fran Cohen ............................................... Claire Kaempffe ............................................... Stefan Hoelscher ............................................... Andrew Hurwitz ............................................... Judy Weinberg .................................. Dorothy Floyd and Laura Lee ................................................ Brian DeLuca ............................................... Chuck McGrath .............................................. Richard Pugsley Advisor — Miss Carolyn E. Emmons UKE CLUB GIRLS' CHORUS BOONTON-AIRES % Football VARSITY TEAM September 22 2 P. M. NEWTON ♦ ♦ ♦ Home September 29 8 P. M. PEQUANNOCK ♦ ♦ Home October 27 2 P. M. POMPTON LAKES ♦ Home November 3 2 P. M. WAYNE ♦ ♦ ♦ Home October 6 8 P. M. CEDAR GROVE ♦ ♦ Home November 10 DOVER ♦ 2 P. M. Away 75 October 13 MADISON 2 P. M. November 17 ♦ Home OPEN October 20 2 P. M. PASSAIC VALLEY ♦ Away November 22 10:30 A. M. BUTLER ♦ ♦ ♦ Away Twirlers 78 Color Guard Basketball 1962 —BASKETBALL Dacambar 14 BOOP M. PARSIPPANY .... A wav Dictnbtr 18 8:00 P M. ALUMNI...................Horns Dacambar 20 8 OO P M 'NEWTON.................... Doc. 27 ft 28 1st Gamo 7 P M. XMAS HOLIDAY TOUNN al Boonton � « ■—. Marnt IM, OWtartH BUTLER . . RANDOLPH . . January 1 1 CEDAR GROVE -January 1S DOVER . . . January 18 ■PASSAIC VALLEY January 22 POMPTON LAKES 8 00 P M. . Homo 8 OO P M Away 8 00 P M 8 00 P H 8 00 P M 3 45 P M SCHEDULE—1963 January 25 0:00 P. M. ‘DOVER..................Noma January 28 3 45 P. M. MOUNTAIN LAKES - - Away Fabruarv 1 8:00 P. M. ‘WAYNE ..... Hems Fabruarv 5 3:45 P. M. 'BUTLER.................Away Fabruarv 8 0 00 P M ■NEWTON ..... Hama Fabruary 12 3:45 P M. PARSIPPANY .... Homo Fabruary 15 8 00 P. M. •PASSAIC VALLEY - - Awav Fabruarv 21 8 OO P M. WAYNE...................Away n Laksland Confaranca Gamaa jmiw VtrsNy ihw m ihOi til nui fwany «aaw MfMMtl t 7: t. M. !■ 80 J.V. BASKETBALL FRESHMEN 81 Cross Country Candid Camera 84 SIGNS OF Boonton Tracksters in Action SPRING. Bombers Ready to Top the Old Records. BOMBERS ON THE DIAMOND - I — Old Boon10 J s On ?araAe i . pep pepP- p0or ilUe® .JcHiS ( Kane is Raised teSS’F a n0UWed a, 7. 1963. Thii fS}rt,0JI 0f Vic' -- pOOJ ,« ]|!s ! 1 J .£ -a fe x a (I 1!)fiO Scoring )� ty ' C ’S £ I 1-2 f A S V _ .■ T • � I « g S is|iff r - = I 33 £ c i c - Jp U B 6 4. I : v s£ i S£- ©4 x £ t '= I S. y - 1 CUUBs C ov_ SKSSSS JS AateT innd tW •: ■ ligsgis rea re ' its ue'v nano ock ra«'° to tow a A «t tw p«n hoop? all ) Tl IW1 T Jerry Block s 1 tJohn Delia 2 0 1 Mike Mitchell 2 0 1 Hank Ruthbart 2 0 1 Kay Dandrea ... 1 1 ' Al Martancik 1 0 , Paul Melgaard 0 5 Camillo l.eone . 0 1 Totals ...1C i It 11M!I Scoring: Tl) •AT T Ray Dandrea s 0 A Jeff Jorgensen . 3 (1 1 Paid Melgaard I 10 1 Dick Ballard . 2 0 1 John Delia 1 0 John 'Mitchell 1 0 Ed Mini.mo 1 0 Jeann White i t) Totals is HI 11 10ti2 ■Muring (1st (i of !) games) Tl) •AT T Jeann White s 0 Spencer Siinm s 1 15 2 Jimmy Kilck it 0 i B. MacKinnon 2 0 i Al Beradino T 0 Pat DiKduardo _ i 0 Harold Espy i 0 Ronnie Wilil i 0 Totals IS 15 12; —Includes 1 .’5-point foil. goal). rtown ost th - e”V pie: Q„anooc . _. Met o lucly. i Popular boih on and off lhe field. Al had an abundance of j school spirit bottled up in his 5’9” 155 pound body. His sec-, ond year on the Varsity. AI can also be noted for outstanding offensive and defensive play on last year's undefeated Jay-Vee team. 91 Cafeteria and Maintenance 92 ODDS AND ENDS Stamp Collectors Junior Play Physical Fitness Pep Rally Dance Orchestra Last Minute Preparation Our Organists Junior Play Junior Play Make-up 96