Bound Brook High School - Echo Yearbook (Bound Brook, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1962 volume:

DEM- GE mio, Sm-H' ' A BEST QF U43-f,lqE6 T9 i YJCVHW QC HOUR Hlwmifg - CUE t-H your va x-Eng Qvrbg +- Sfnxf 'Hw.fsT VVD7, Sgmn HMM- H ve HL UAE + VXKCE QEVSUY' +Qr Kqgw ' Cod BLESS you bf:-ff m 5MQ IC yew vm,pE,I HOPE AGM? Cm-115+ Iffflg Mgt is TFJLE Slovvn, Tyler BIVVH ye ills-WNQL? THE ECHO STAFFHEADS and THE ECHO STAFF r QE? For THE CLASS OF 1962 BOUND BROOK HIGH SCHOOL BOUND BROOK, NEW JERSEY THEME IDEA AND ART WORK By Diane Felkowski UVEWOWZ OUR HANDS ARE A SYMBOL of our hopes and achieve- ments. They have helped us to obtain those things of which we have dreamed 5 they will, properly used, help us to attain future goals. But our hopes are valid only if we are willing to transform them from idle dreams into reality, our achievements worthy of praise only if we use them as a basis for further accomplishments. To this concept is The 1962 Echo Theme dedicated. THADDEUS TULEJA Editor-in-Chief PAGE 4 MRS. JAMES F. STEIDLE Qedzm izbn THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1962 are dedicating their Echo to a person who has been both an efficient instructor and a de- voted friend. She has distinguished herself by her diligence in classroom instruction, her concern for each of her students individ- ually, and her interest in the cheerleaders. Mrs. Steidle's geniality and vitality were inspirations to every one of us who knew her. Neat, bright, and cheery, she put each of us at ease by her mere presence. Her lectures were not only precise and scholarly, but also animated , never clouded by wordiness, they were enriched by her sparkling wit. Moreover, Mrs. Steidle was always ready to help us. Before, during, and after classes, she was prepared and willing either to elucidate unclear items or merely to chat with her students. This helped us both mentally and emotionally. For her untiring efforts to be a patient ad- visor and an interested friend to each o-f us, we dedicate the 1962 Echo to Mrs. james F. Steidle. HONORARY DEDICATION Tor Thirty-Hue years of Loyal and Inspiring Service 1927 . . . BOUND BROOK HIGH SCHOOL . . . 1962 ADMINISTRATOR . . . EDUCATOR . . . TEACHER . . . COUNSELOR . . . FRIEND MRS. GEORGE E. LINTERN Dedication is Measured in Deeds and Memories, not Words nor Years. 'Nw 'L' - . Q. .3185 Quzbfincg Handy .THESE HANDS have held for us a guiding light, the beacon by which we have found our way out of the dark labyrinth of ignorance. For their in- valuable aid we are grateful. efidminirtmtion and 61614 hy 155111. f--- e.:wasfaffs1ffw1 it Wi,-t:,f...zzg,f:,1,f. r -x mt -L it Us eg, 1 v t I 1 iiiufilf. If 1 I Ti if . .. K : . 5 he Q J., st t 2 am ai. 5 RFQ 71, ini MR. SLINGMAN DR. CALLAGHER MR. BROKAW 1 President, Board of Education Superintendent of Schools Board Secretary The graduating class of 1962, com- posed of sons and daughters of the area's citizens, has attained high stand- ards of excellence while attending the Bound Brook schools. Whether in pursuit of further edu- cation or vocation, Bound Brook may be assured of a constant outstanding performance by these young men and women. They, in turn, have become fine citizens worthy of taking their place in the community. Ross A, SLINGMAN President, Board of Education To the Class of 1962: I hope that your minds are filled with big and searching questions, such as what is the chief end of man?,' or what am I here for?,' If they are, you may learn that there is much more to life than growth, self-fulfillment, and becoming what you ought to be. You may learn that the great use of life is to spend it for something that will out- last it. RALPH P. GALLAGHER Superintendent of Schools My congratulations to each member of this wonderful class. I hope that you will persistently follow a course in life that you know is honest and true and that these studies which you have just completed will have even greater mean- ing in the years ahead. Good luck to each of you. ROBERT E. 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REYNOLDS PfiYlCiPdi 'Vice-Pfi'flCiDul Administrative Assistant The class of 1962 is graduating in an exciting age, full of danger and yet full of the greatest opportunities and chal- lenges for high achievement and conse- crated service to Cod and man. You must accept these challenges if we are to uphold the American freedoms we have.so long cherished. Co forth to serve. HARRY C. SWIFT Principal MRS. MILESNICK M55 Demo Sec' to ju Swift Sec. to Mrs. Eintern The world today offers many privi- leges and opportunities to the graduates of the Class of 1962. Along with these advantages go increased responsibilities in this troubled world. As you leave Bound Brook High School, remember the high ideals and values your teachers have tried to give you. Keep your standards high, your interest in the affairs about you keen, and continue to develop your innate abilities to the utmost so that you can proudly take your place beside your fel- low man and contribute your fair share to our democratic society. Best wishes for success and happiness to each of you. VIRGINIA W. LINTERN We congratulate you upon the suc- cessful completion of your high school career. Never stop learning, because as long as you are learning, you are not growing old. It is when a man stops learning that he begins to grow old, KENNETH O. REYNOLDS Administrative Assistant MISS CANAVESIO Sec. to Wir. Reynolds I 'Vice-Principai itii siii I I A 3 I t i' Sf. lf' KW A 1 Q, ,ZA we-'ef-QQ if STAFF :ME 9 I , I 4 u MRS. ALBERT Business B.S. Marywood College M.A. Rutgers University MISS BONHAM Social Studies B.S. Rutgers University ,cis 51 Q is , .... aff.. ..a..i,,. . . .5 W WISI, Q? W , 'lg' l T 3 lil. .. 5+ I 1, -is - 1 in ask. . it-ta. E. ll it g it si E352 i life als.. EQ ' ,ill lla ga, it it A i wg. .Ii ie 1 1' Q E5 3 H R as is ' il I , lrli nm Y . i e it 3 -fsggiargsitfkgg '55,-p -.Vis , 4 V i 1 Pi , i MR. COUPI-IOS Jndustfial Arts B.S. Columbia University MRS. ANTON English A.B. Douglass College MISS CARLINO English A.B. Alleghany College MR. BEBO Physical Education B.S. Springfield College MR. BARILE Physical Education B.S. Rutgers University M.Ed. Rutgers University MR. CI-IERSACK Music Languages B.M. Michigan St. U. M.M. Univ. of Michigan MRS. CLARK B.A. Douglass College MR. BJONERUD Mathematics B.S. Northern St. T.C. MISS COLEMAN Languages B.A. Montclair St. C. MR. EPPLEY Science B.S. Univ. of Pittsburgh MRS. DEZORT MR. DONNELLY MRS. DUBOWIK Home Economics flndustrial Arts Business B.S. Indiana St. T.C. B.S. Trenton St. T.C. B.S. Trenton St. T.C. M.Ed. Rutgers Univ. M.Ed. RUYSCTS .J .- ig ' ' s . fs MR. EUTSLER MISS I-IAUBER Social Studies English B.S. West Chester St. C- My A.B. College of St. Elizabeth M.A. Colorado St. C. M.A. Rutgers University MR. FERGUSON MRS. FRITFS MR. HAASE Music Physical Education Social Studies B.S. Central Mo. St. C. B.A. Goucher College B.S. Rutgers University M.M. Louisiana St, U. R.N. Yale U. School of Nursing M.A. Colorado St. C. PAGE 10 Prof. Diploma Columbia T.C. MRS. HUTSKO MR. KATZ Home Economics Business B.S. College Misericordia B.S. Temple University MISS LAWRENCE Languages A.B. Goucher College e e e MR. LEE Mathematics A.B. Wilkes College M.A. Columbia T.C. M S Oregon St College MR. McINTYRE MR. rM.OODY Jndustrial Arts Science B.S. Univ. of Georgia B.S. Univ, gf Maine ttts F 2 1 . L, I 5 iff? ',i ' , .,, l iE?5K MR. SCAGLIOTTA Science B.S. Rutgers University M.Ed. Rutgers University MR. SCHIBANOFF Physical Education B.A. Moravian College M.A. Columbia University MR. STEARNS Mathematics MRS. STEARNS B.S. Univ. of Nebraska MRS. STEIDLE Science M.A. Colorado St. College Social gfudiehg BS- Indiana Sf- T-C B.S. Pennsylvania St. U. MR. STEVENS Languages MR, D3TClTlOllfl'1 College mufbemagicg M.A. Yale University English B.S, E. Stroudsburg S.T.C. BS, Bemidji St, C, M.A. Montclair St. C. MRS. VERTREES English MR- TUTTI-E A.B. Douglass College MR' WEIDNER Business B.C.S. Rider College Social Studies B.S. Ursinus. College B.S, Rutgers University M.Ed. Rutgers University M.A. Columbia 'l'.C. MRS. YOHN Physical Education MISS WHITHAM AAB- Cornell UniVefSiTY MR. YOSHIHARA Jln M.A. Rutgers University Science PAGE 12 A-B4 D0U8l355 College A,A. San Mateo College B.S. Wisconsin St. C. M.S. Univ. of Pennsylvania . ,. 4 3'-' ' is ' an W 4 5 is T my V x .,.' ',.- ' .fa . :ea ,N ' 1 X MR.FuR1No Quidance B.S. Trenton St. College M.Ed. Rutgers University MRS. KLOMPUS Quidance Dircetor B.S. New York University M.A. Columbia University :,. 'lf 1 'V,.Vi::: iififffg WYM1, ' '- 1 MRS. FORDEMWALT Dietician Mas. BRADFORD B-5. Ken- Sf- C- 7tb and stb Qrade Of plffsbllfgh Coordinator 43 MRS. WEBSTER guidance A.B. Douglass College .el 5 632525411 ef .,,, A mr 1. taper 1314 T5 agggg O Q ...... C... , so at MRS. REITZ School Nurse R.N. Somerset Hospital B.S. Seton Hall University MRS. TERYEK Secretary MISS TACKNEY Librarian A.B. Marywood College B .A, MacMurray College B.S. Marywood College GYM OFFICE STAFF GUIDANCE GFFICE STAFF NURSES STAFF PAGE 13 is gif 24, u Q 1 :?'N-:frm Q , S 'W' . . 44,3 X . J!! if 24 A v ' hy, ,kg N 4 ,w 5 J 'Y' ' Q 5 ,. 'Iii f ' 52-2' gztmm ' 15 - ,, A -,W ... Y' 1. Wi- -R 1. ,.,,wv fav, 'H iw z Cmziincg Handy . . WE HOLD THE FUTURE. We have been shown what must be clone and how to do it. Realizing the gravity of our task, let us act with concern, thought, and diligence. Senior! Class Officers The Class of 1962 ,--- -' l 4 v l t President ..A.,....A.....,.,......A.4,...A........,. ROBERT JANNONE vice-President ............A.,...,..... JAMES HuTcHEsoN , seffemfy ..A......A.....,.......AA,A........,.,............. CAROL TOREKY Class fl0lU'S0fS Tf6d5uf6f ........4.,.....444...RRRR. WILLIE ANN STRIBLLNG MR. HERDER Q PAGE 18 uiclance Counselors MR. FLIRINO MRS. KLOMPLIS MRS. SPERDLITO CLASS HISTORY We, the class of '62, have finally reached the end of four busy years of high school. We entered as freshmen with the most successful magazine drive in history. We took pleasure in our picnic, skating party, and dance. As sophomores, we became more active in all functions of the school. Our main event of the year was the Sophomore Sock Hop, which took on an informal air with all dancing in socks. Our picnic and skating party were also successful. As juniors, and upperclassmen, we found delight in bossing freshmen and holding the second biggest dance of the year, the junior Prom. Our theme was Wonder- land By Night. All had a marvelous time, but some disappointment was expressed by the decoration committee when a mural fell. The following September we began our final year at B.B.H.S. We worked hard at editing the Echo and Searchlight, and our athletic teams held high honors in all sports. We shall never forget our class trip which highlighted our senior year. Through the years, B.B.l-l.S. has become an integral part of our lives. It will certainly take an adjustment after graduation finding that we are no longer united with this great association, our Alma Mater to be. Class Council Tirst row: Rita Freedman, Robert jannone, Chris Yarnell. Second row: Robert Lapinski, Vicki Mat thews, Thaddeus Tuleja. Third row: Karen Carlson, Stanley Dreswick, Carol Masters. ml .II WHEN, IN THE couRsE OF HIGH SCHOOL events, it becomes necessary for one class to dissolve the bonds which have connected it with others and to assume other responsibilities, it is essential that successive classes nobly uphold' the traditions of this institution. Therefore, we the Class of 1962, do 'hereby bequeath to our successors and advisors our great honor and fortunes. Mrs. Anton-Another black dress for those test days Mr. Chersack-Marchers with one left foot instead of two Mr. Eppley-Tape recordings of conversations with Tommy Angstrom Miss l-lauber-Book of outlines Mrs. Klompus-That larger desk she's been hinting about Mrs. Lintern-Another eight lives for her cat Mr. Reynolds- Buck and Benny credit card Mr. Schibanoff-Tranquilizers for those driver ed. days Mmes. Schumacher, Coleman, Reitz, Steidle, Tackney, and Milesnick-The ten pins they didnit knock down Mrs. Sperduto-A Northern accent Mr. Stearns-A large waste paper basket and chalk for target practice Mrs. Steidle-In case of war, a bomb shelter to insure the survival of her tests Mr. Steidle-Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division flash cards Mr. Stevens-A Russian Cossack cap for atmosphere Mr. Swift-Comfortable walking UD shoes Mr. Weidnetr-An Echo staff that moves out Mrs. Yohn-Seniors with good attitudes Mr. Yoshihara-Twelve hula girls to provide atmos- phere forthe lab 11th graders-Only 1 more year, 180 more days, 1080 more hours, 64,800 minutes, and 3,888,000 sec- onds until graduation 10th graders-Reams of paper for US. history note- books and tests 9th graders-Continued success in athletics 8th graders--Four, year ticket to the high school ele- vator 7th graders-Another year of dancing class To a junior boy-Tuleja's brains, Hunter's looks, jud- son's music ability, Milgrom's debates, Monroe's smile, Brooks Four's voices, Sinibaldiis all-round athletic ability, Christman's fireman's badge. To a junior girl-Wallis pep, Rasnak's friendliness, Schibanoff's and Vadney's brains, Todd's smile, Pandolph's twirling ability, Stribling's voice, Mac- Math's cooking awards, Lyne's and McCarrick's athletic ability. To whoever wants them-Old gym sneakers, college applications, chemistry dope sheets, socks from the sock hop, old band uniforms, jr. Prom bids, two hour Echo meetings, English outlines, history notebooks, ponyi' books, and all the other things which have been so vital to our existence here. Ronald john Jlllenovitch Ron . . . casual . . . enjoyed Physics with Mr. Cromlich . . . friendly and congenial . . . liked working on cars . . . future lies in the Air Force. john fl. Jlrling Wavy blond hair . . . quiet . . . good-natured . . . pet peeve-peo- ple who quit school . . . enjoyed math courses . . . would like to be a hairdresser . . . hobbies-cars, hunting, and fishing. PAGE 20 Richard Jllhanese Richie '. . . quiet . . . friendly . . . liked to hunt and fish . . . car en- thusiast . . . attended all types of sports activities . . . handsome . . . future man for Uncle Sam. 'Walter Baluta Betts . . . congenial . . . liked fishing and camping . . . member of Explorers . . . Vice-President, C.Y.O .... sports enthusiast . . . track in Junior year . . . enjoyed Algebra II with Mr. Steidle . . . wanted to enter college. 'William Jllhers Bill . . . handsome . . . amiable . . . enjoyed doing mechanical work in spare time . . . favorite subject was English III with Mrs. Schumacher . . . plans for future included the armed service. Antoinette Banasleiewicz Toni . . . sparkling personality . . . cheerful smile . . . considerate . . . tall . . . Honor Society . . . Search- light reporter . . . participated in many sports . . , Latin Club . . . Treasurer, C.Y.O .... ambition- elementary school teacher . . . fa- vorite teacher-Mrs. Schumacher. .Wlaryfern Andrews Friendly . . . industrious . . . par- ticipated in Latin Club, F.T.A., and Searchlight . . . sincere . . . fun-loving . . . enjoyed Latin with Mrs. Lange . . . future Latin teacher. The Class Larry U. Jluslander Quiet . . . liked music . . . played trombone in the band . . . new- comer to Bound Brook . . . enjoyed Trig with Mr. Bjonerud . . . par- ticipated in Stagecrafters . . . fu- ture scientist. , P U-lannah Barry Mazie . . . fun-loving . . . viva- cious . . . enjoyed Bookkeeping with Mr. Tuttle . . . likeable , . . outside interests included driving and listening to records . . . future bookkeeper. of 1962 Edward S. Beaney Beans,' . . . always cheerful . . . varsity football and track . . . Fire Squad . . . enjoyed World History with Mr. Eutsler . . . athletically inclined . . . disliked conceited peo- le . . . headed for college. Theresa Barhati Terry . . . friendly . . . lively . . . cute laugh . . . favorite courses- U.S. History I with Mrs. Steidle and English with Mrs. Schu- macher . . . pet peeve-conceited people . . . Glee Club . . . A Cap- pella Choir. f - - . 2 I ' joseph 'Wayne Bennett joe . . . newcomer to B.B.H.S. . . . played football and basketball . . . enjoyed Mechanical Drawing . . . leisure hours were spent hunting and working with hi-fi . . . dis- liked riding the school bus . , . wanted a future in electronics . . always smiling. Nancy Barch Nance . . . friendly to all . . . pretty brown hair . . . President, Commercial Club . . . Secretary, Orchesis . . . enjoyed US. History I with Mr. Weidner . . . Manager, Color Guard . . . liked to swim . . . disliked unsociable people . . . fu- ture secretary. Rochelle Linda Bienstocle Shelly . . . full of fun . . . ambi- tious . . . enjoyed Bookkeeping with Mr. Tuttle . . . friendly smile . . . favorite pastimes included bowling, boating, and listening to jazz . . . future secretary. 'William I. Beam Bill . . . good-looking. . . quiet. . . willing to help . . . member of foot- ball and baseball teams . . . col- lege bound . . . enjoyed Mr. Stei- dle's Math V class . . . liked to hunt, fish, and tinker with cars. Kenneth Beck Ken . . . future man in uniform . . . pastimes included hunting and fishing . . . enjoyed Mrs. Steidle's US. History II class . . . Cafeteria Squad . . . quiet . . . tall . . . auto- mobile enthusiast. PAGE 21 Carolyn jean Blattner Dependable . . . Freshman Class treasurer . . . attractive cheer- leader . . . Treasurer, Sub-Debs . . . great amount of artistic ability . . . Echo Art Staff . . . favorite class-US. History I with Mrs. Steidle . . . planned to be an execu- tive secretary. Thomas N. Bonaduce Tom . . . quiet and friendly . . . favorite teacher-Miss Francis . . . liked fixing cars and riding around with the guys . . . disliked boring study halls . . . would like to go into the bakery business. PAGE 22 Charles Billing Chuck . . . quiet . . . easy to get along with . . . bass voice-an asset to the choir . . . enjoyed LIS. History II- with Mr. Herder . . . collecting stamps and dancing were pastimes . . . future rancher. Qary Kean Budd Congenial . . . calm . . . energetic . . . Honor Society . . . Latin Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . favorite subject-Physics with Mr. Yoshi- hara . . . Christian Endeavor . . . pastime-working for his father . . . future engineer. Barbara Bisson Barb . . . cheerful smile . . . future secretary . . . beautiful blonde hair . '. .I secretary of the Home Eco- nomics Club . . . Commercial Club . . . enjoyed Steno . . . favorite pastimes were dancing and listen- ing to records. 'William Qeorge Bunting Lighthearted . . . always smiling . . . liked being with people . . . enjoyed athletics and cars . . . would like to go to college . . . baseball . . . enjoyed LIS. History II with Mrs. Steidle . . . disliked overly optimistic people. Dorothy Blowars Dottie . . . friendly . . . cheerful . . . pastimes included horseback riding, swimming, and ice skating . . . disliked stubborn people . . . ambition-to become a beautician. 'William Bubenicle Bill . . . easy-going . . . willing to help. . . football manager. . . Dra- matic Club . . . Biology Club . . . pastimes-ice skating, canoeing, and collecting records . . . partici- pated in C.Y.O. and Boy Scouts . . . enjoyed Biology with Mr. Rodgers . . . college bound. We fl ge l , 'li' .Q 1 W fi Q ef ,wigs I at t S an 3 we 3 . t . 1 rw. 1 J - . i-'f.11 l1- G: fi 3 gf' fr., -a26?E f Yf iff 2EfIiG'l'lf. 'f 'ei'ffifiifif-EEI51?f5'fi55W2?'f'5 if A it 4 ' A gig ...ML Q R W , ,.., , . ,ftia rmhgf Q,-am E23 Aa 1- Q swims MPQJ' -P , 1 .gs ,is M334 Egfr' at I w, it, Cloarles Buzlay Yarly,' . . . tall . . . good-looking . . . outstanding member of football and track teams . . . fun to be with . . . Vice-President of Band . . . outside interests included Hshing and hunting . . . liked LIS. History l with Mr. Weidner . . . college bound, Wlarie Christine Capanna Carefree and gay . . . talkative . . . pastimes were dancing and driv- ing . . . G.A.A .... Pep Club . . . Commercial Club , . . enjoyed Of- fice Practice . . . ambition-buyer. Carol Jlnn Barns No fuss, no muss-just neat and sweetn . . . pretty, understanding . . . a hard-working twirling man- ager . . . wonderful smile to match personality . . . Pep Club . . . Jun- ior Council . . . enjoyed US. I and II with Mrs. Steidle . . . am- bition-nursing . . . unforgettable. Oscar Castro Good-natured . . . pleasant . . . enjoyed Trigonometry with Mr. Bjonerud . . . liked cars, sports, and dancing . . . future mechanical en- gineer. Wlargaret 'Buscavage Quiet . . . amiable . . . active in G.A.A., Commercial Club . . . easy- going . . , hobbies included ice- skating, oil painting, and drawing . . . enjoyed Typing ll with Mrs, Albert . . . future secretary. Robert john Ceccloine Bob . . . cheery . . . good-humored . . . track member . . . enjoyed driv- ing . . . outside activities-hunting, fishing, and C.Y.O .... liked Chemistry with Mr. Eppley and Physics with Mr. Yoshihara . . . college bound. Dennis Campbell Quiet . . . participated in basket- ball and track . . . stamp-collector . . . liked Chemistry with Mr. Ep- pley . . . interested in sports . . . disliked the B.B.H.S. marking sys- tem . . . planned to enter college. fKaren Carlson Pretty blonde tresses . . . female Rembrandt . . . Vice-President, Or- chesis . . . Vice-President, Tri-l-li-Y . . . future interior decorator . . . interested in Hawaiian dancing . . . favorite subject-Art with Miss Whitham . . . smiling . . . thought- ful . . . peeved by people who make major issues out of minor problems. PAGE 23 'Walter Chuhricle Walt . . . quiet . . . congenial . . . favorite class was Ll.S. History with Mrs. Steidle . . . enjoyed good times . . . pet peeve-not enough passing time between classes. joan Cieslileowslei Quiet . . . Honor Society. . . Math Club . . . Red Cross representative . . . congenial . . . Echo staff . . . hobbies were dancing and bowling . . . enjoyed Trig with Mr. Bjone- rud . . . future secretary and house- wife. PAGE 24 Rohert Chittenden Turk . . . fun-loving . . . en- joyed Wood Shop ll with Mr. Kil- kaitis . . . auto enthusiast . often found attending auto races . . . liked to bowl . . . disliked 5 party-poopers . . . future in' the service. Qeralcline Cinelli Geri . . . serious minded . . . good friend . . . enjoyed Chemistry with Mr. Eppley . . . twirler . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . Student Council . . . future nurse . . . great Modem jazz dancer . . . Sub-Debs . . . always willing to help. David ll. Christman Politician . . . quick-witted . . . elo- quent speaker . . . liked meeting people . . . avid reader . . . Fire Squad Chief . . . Chairman, Youth in Government . . . staunch Dem- ocrat . . . liked Modern European History with Mr. Elliott . . . future lawyer. mary Susan Conn Sue . . . sparkling two-toned eyes . . . sharp dresser . . . outgoing . . . subtle sense of humor . . . intelli- gent . . . Searchlight Staff . . . Chemistry.Club . . . Concert and Marching Bands . . . disliked Mr. Herder's quizzes . . . would like a career in political science . . . en- joyed U.S. History I with Mrs. Steidle. Carole Cianfrocca Carrie . . . short and sweet . . . pleasing smile . . . Honor Society . . . C.A.A .... Miss DeFeo's of- fice staff . . . pet peeve-teachers who assigned homework but neg- lected to collect it . . . liked bowl- ing and dancing . . . enjoyed Mrs. Steidle's U.S. History class . . future stenographer-typist. Stephen john Cimnis Steve . . . quiet and good-natured . . . good-looking . . . future in auto- motive electricity . . . participated in wrestling and track . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Cvromlich . . . spent spare time hunting. Tred C resina Good-natured . . . quiet, friendly . . . played football . . . enjoyed Mechanical Drawing with Mr. Glass . . . pet peeve-girls who talk too much . . . future in the Air Force. mary Louise Caddy Mary Lou . . . efficient.. . . thought- ful . . . French Club . . . Math Club . . . F.T.A .... C-.A.A.-. . . enjoyed Mr. Eppleyis Chemistry class . . . hobbies were collecting records, swimming, and reading. Donald Lee Cornell Don . . . did well in the fall play . . . member of the track team and Cafeteria Squad . . . enjoyed sports and dancing . . . congenial . . . future plans include travel. jaditla N. De Bencik Judy . . . fun to be with . . . spar- kling smile . . . participated in Choir and county chorus . . . part- time dance instructor . . . fond of swimming and boating . . . enjoyed English II with Mrs. Anton . . . future airline stewardess, Leda Reba Cornell Quiet . . . ready smile . . . flowing red hair . , . Commercial Club . . . participated in church youth group . . . seen singing in Bakelite and B.B.H.S. choir . . . enjoyed Typing Il with Mrs. Albert . . . hobbies included singing, bowling, and driving . . . future office worker. Trank De Eisi Full of vim, vigor and vitality . . . Senior Council . . , future dentist . . . outstanding vocalist. . . Brooks 4 . . . active in school operettas . . . Choir . . . enjoyed Physics with Mr. Yoshihara . . . disliked poor performance by Brooks 4. Peter UC. Croumfield Pete . . . often seen backstage . . . president of Stagecrafters . . . Honor Society . . . Ecko Photo Edi- tor . . . wrestling manager . . . enjoyed US. History with Mrs. Steidle . . . outside interests in- cluded photography and electron- ics . . . future math teacher. 'David frank Czaclvur Dave . . . ladies' mann . . . mu- sically inclined: played in band and sang in high school choir . . . belonged to C.Y.O .... enjoyed US. History ll with Mr. Herder . . . peeved by women drivers . . . ambition-to become manager of a food store chain. PAGE 25 Wliclvael Desiano Mike . . . happy . . . outgoing . . . full of fun . . . member of C.Y.O. and Y.M.C.A .... participated in track . . . enjoyed hiking and camp- ing . . . favorite pastime was box- ing . . . future in the Navy. james 'Diclato Quiet . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . Art Club . . . Echo . . . pastime- hunting . . . favorite teacher-Mr. Yoshihara . . . enjoyed LIS. His- tory l with Mr. Weidner . . . fu- ture engineer. PAGE 26 Trances 'De Risi Fran L . . sweet and quiet . . . Have fun, you only live once . . . enjoyed Bookkeeping I and II with Mr. Tuttle . . . future in sec- retarial work . . . liked to bowl and dance . . . collected records n. . . good friend. 'Virginia Deakin Cookie . . . long black hair . . . friendly . . . fun-loving . . . dis- liked conceited people . . . enjoyed Typing II with Mrs. Albert . . . hobbies included bowling and play- ing miniature golf . . . future sec- retary. 'flfi rs flfatloleen Donohue Kathy . . . fun-loving . . . full of pep . . . Orchesis . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Spanish Club . . . collected records . . . liked to drive and dance . . . enjoyed ufs. I with Mrs. Steidle . . . disliked people who talk too much . . . future teacher. Norman Draugla Norm . . . quiet . . . amiable . . . easy to get along with . . . enjoyed Electric Shop with Mr. Martin . . . pastimes-baseball, basketball, and collecting records . . . pet peeve- getting up in the morning . . . fu- ture in the armed forces. Carolyn 'll Diclato i Carol . . . Art Club . . . volleyball team . . . neat dresser . . . sweet personality . . . ready smile . . . enjoyed driving and listening to records . . . favorite subject-Eng- lish III with Mrs. Schumacher . . . would like to go to I.B.M. School. Robert Emil Difeo Bob . . . handsome . . . congenial . . . Student Council . . . interested in music . . . fabulous voice . . . future entertainer . . . Brooks 4 . . . enjoyed Physics with Mr. Yosh .... outstanding baseball player. Thomas Louis Eganey Tom . . . enthusiastic . . . indus- trious . . . helpful . . . stamp col- lector . . . French Club . . . C.Y.O. . . . Honor Society . . . Echo Staff . . . future history teacher . . . pet peeve-- show offs . . . liked U.S. History I and II with Mrs. Steidle. james Esposito jim . . . quiet . . . reserved . . . out- door type--enjoyed hunting and fishing , . . favorite subject was Biology with Mr. Rodgers . . . hailed from South Bound Brook . . . easy to get along with . . . avid sports fan. Stanley Jl. 'Dreswicle Stan . . . tall . . . good-looking . . . happy disposition . . . well-rounded athlete . . . varsity football, bas- ketball, and baseball . . . Double B Club . . . Senior Council Rep- resentative . . . disliked homework . . . enjoyed Modem European History with Mr. Reynolds . . . college bound. john Tarhy Nice to be with . . . good-looking . . , enjoyed Biology with Mr. Stiles ...Fire Squad. . . 4-H Club . .. Theresa Carol Durocher Terry . . . pretty brunette . . . easy- going P. . . enjoyed Clothing with Mrs. Hutsko . . . friendly smile . . . outside interests included oil painting, sewing, and skating . . . future fashion merchandiser. s x s ,ui . .Q 9 ...-.g55s35ei23sf?kf'f7j?4iNYU fe s t Diane Wiarie Telleowslei Sweet and sincere . . . artistic . . . quiet . . . Searchlight Art Staff . . . Echo Art Staff . . . Latin Club . . . liked hunting and fishing . . . col- liked Biology and Mrs, Lange , , . lege bound . . . disliked reckless bus drivers. future lies in medicine . . . wanted to attend Barnard. ames Ernest jim . . . quiet . . . fun-loving . . . friendly . . . enjoyed Electric Shop with Mr. Martin . . . tinkered with radios in his spare time . . . future electronic technician. james Tahole jim . . . friendly . . . participated in football, wrestling and track . . . Double B Club . . . enjoyed Physics with Mr. Gromlich . . . sharp dresser . . . favorite pastimes were hunting and Hshing . . . ready smile . . . future physical education teacher. PAGE 27 flirank ll. Qagliardi Big guy with a big smile . . . easy- going . . . disliked B.B.H.S. mark- ing system . . . enjoyed hunting and fishing . . . favorite teacher- Mr. Yoshihara . . . would like to go into military service. joseph 'Victor Qarcia joe . . . very friendly . . . well-liked , . . artistic . . . football . . . Fire Squad . . . Searchlight staff . . . School News Staff . . . Echo Art Staff . . . played in dance band . . . enjoyed Art with Mr. Lund . . . would like to be either a cartoonist or art teacher. PAGE 28 Rita Jl. Freedman Bright and vivacious co-majorette , . . pretty . . . subtle sense of humor . . . Ecko Advertising Manager . . . Math Club . . . Concert Band . . . Honor Society . . . favorite subject-Math V with Mr. Steidle . . . Sub-Juniors . . . pet peeve- lectures on Seniors' attitudes . . . future math teacher . . . zest for living. Martin Trezza Marty . . . small but mighty . . . active in sports . . . outstanding member of football team . Sec- retary, Double B Club . . . Choir . . . liked Ll.S. History II with Mr. Herder . . . disliked the marking system . . . very friendly . . . col- lege bound. Kathleen Qatlin Teresa flnn Qelardi Kathy . . . pleasant personality . . . quiet mannered . . . enjoyed Eng- lish Ill with Mrs. Schumacher . . . always cheerful . . . liked Book- keeping with Mr, Tuttle . . . future reporter. Terri . . . friendly smile . . . con- tagious laugh . . . pleasant . . . Vice-President, Dramatic Club . . . President, Orchesis . . . Color Guard . . . active in C.Y.O. and Sub-Debs . . . enjoyed LIS. II with Mr. Herder . . . future in the busi- ness world. Douglas Qale Doug . . . member of Honor Soci- ety, Spanish Club, and Band . . . quiet, congenial . . . active in track and wrestling . . . participated in his church choir and Youth Fellow- ship . . . enjoyed Math with Mr. Bjonerud . . . future plans-college. Qeorgia Jlnn Qardziel jija . . . lighthearted . . . charm- ing . , . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Orchesis . . . Pep Club . . . Drama Club . . . Ecko staff . . -liked Spanish with Miss Coleman . . . wanted to be an airline stewardess . . . disliked kids who complained. fjolaanna Jlnne Qilkeson JoAnne . . . happy-go-lucky . outdoor sports enthusiast . . . in- teresting conversationalist . . . par- ticipated in bowling and badmin- ton , . . wanted to join WAVES . . . enjoyed US. History I with Mr. Weidner . . . pet peeve- women. Ronald E. Qlynn Ron . . . easy going . . . outgoing . . . outdoorsman . . . enjoyed skin diving and water skiing . . . favor- ite class-U.S. ll with Mr. Herder . . . future plans-the Navy. Eric C. Qellerman Future pre-med student . . . tall . . . friendly . . . German Club . ., . enjoyed Mr. Eppley's Chemistry Class . . . active in Somerset Coun- ty Historical Society . church youth group . . . liked tennis, pho- tography, bowling, and stamp col- lecting. Howard Michael Qross Buddy , . . ready smile . . , hob- bies-fishing, swimming, and gym- nastics . . . Gym Exhibition , . . enjoyed C.P. Physics with Mr. Yoshihara . . . future in Coast Guard. Trunk Jlntloony Qiarretta Shirretti' . . . fun to be with . . . laughing . . . football and baseball . . . liked World History with Mr. Herder . . . avid hunter and Fisher- man . . . Brooks 4 . . . future professional singer. Thomas Qudusky Tom . . . shy . . . sincere . . . foot- ball . . . Honor Society . . . enjoyed Physics with Mr. Yoshihara . . . Holy Name Society . . . spent time fishing, hunting, and swimming . . . pet peeve-too much homework , . . future in pharmacy. Roger Qlynn Hailed from Franklin Township . . . carefree . . . fun-loving . . . future in the Navy . . . enjoyed working on cars and boats . . . liked Gym with Mr. Fisher. jejjrey Qranett jeff . . . intelligent . . . quiet . . . enjoyed C.P. Physics with Mr. Yoshihara . . . Honor Society . . . Biology Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . future agricultural researcher . . . pet peeve-lazy teachers . . . liked insect collecting and printing. PAGE 29 'William R. U-laufreclot Bob . . . sharp sense of humor . . . happy-go-lucky . . . enjoyed Dra- matics with Mr. Tollefson . . . liked to read the New york Times and dream of New York City . . . pet peeve-getting up in the mom- ing. Rosemarie U-lill Quiet . . . friendly . . . hailed from Franklin Township . . . enjoyed music and reading . . . favorite class-English with Mrs. Stephan . . . future secretary. PAGE 30 Thomas U-lardy Tom . . . likeable . . . friendly . . . witty smile . . . future electrical engineer . . . Math Club . . . ham radio operator . . . enjoyed C.P. Physics with Mr. Yoshihara. june Carol Tlorvatlo Petite . . . bubbled with enthusiasm . . . cheery hello,' . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Echo Art Staff . . . Dramatic Club . . . musically inclined . . . favored A Cappella Choir with Mr. Ferguson . . . future Florence Nightingale . . . pastimes included dancing, reading, and singing . . . in love with life. 'Dorothy WI. U-lartman Dot . . . sincere . . . likeable . . . liked to draw and sketch . . . par- ticipated in sports , . . Future Nurses Club . . . wanted to be a nurse . . . pet peeve-the seventh and eighth graders . . . liked Art with Miss Whitham. Carolee Haber Sincere . . . pleasing personality . . . A Cappella Choir member . . . participated in F.T.A., Orchesis . . . always willing to help . Q . Cir- culating Manager of Echo . . . en- joyed tennis and horseback riding during free time . . . favorite class was Chemistry with Mr. Eppley . . , future teacher. Wlary Louise Tlelfn Mary Lou . . . friendly . . . full of pep . . . Color Guard Alternate . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . , Pep .Club . . . favorite subject was US. History' II with Mr. Herder . . . irritated by people who weren't punctual . . . well dressed . . . future office worker. Edward Tlorvatlo Ed . . . interested in the sciences, especially physics . . . ambition- scientist . . . football . . . Latin Club . . . C.Y.O. basketball . . . junior Holy Name Society . . . Explorer Post 100 . . . jovial . . . red hair. james fl-lutcloeson jim . . . intelligent . . .- good-na- tured . . . Honor Society . . . President, Chemistry Club . . . Ecko Will and Prophecy Editor . . . Secretary, Math Club . . . Vice- President, Senior Class . . . enjoyed Physics with Mr. Yosh,. . . wanted to go to college . . . I got stoned. Pamela Kim Uclees Pam . . . warm smile . . . agreeable . . . Future Nurses Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . liked bowling and horseback riding . . . participated in church activities . . . enjoyed Mr. Eppley's C.P. Chemistry class . . . future ambition-Navy nurse. Laura fl-luliew Quiet-mannered . . . enjoyed U.S. History Il with Mr. Herder . . . friendly to all . . . loved a good time . . . liked to read and listen to records . . . future secretary. james jannone Jimmy . . . tall . . . quiet . . . smil- ing . . . A Cappella Choir . . . asset to basketball team . . . avid sports fan . . . liked Mr. Tollef- son's English IV class . . . peeved by silly girls . . . liked to sing with a group. Colin U-lunter Coles . . . smiling . . . Vice-Presi- dent, Student Council . . . Tax Col- lector, Youth and Government . , . asset to varsity track and cross country teams . . . Vice-President, Frosh and Sophomore classes . . . enjoyed U.S. II with Mr. Herder . . . future in medicine. Robert Jlntloony jannone Bob . . . likeable . . . active Senior Class President . . . outgoing per- sonality . . . good actor . . . Dra- matic Club President . . . Double B Club . . . participated in track and cross country . . . enjoyed fishing, hunting, and boating . . . future teacher of speech arts. 'William E. flacouone Bill . . . carefree disposition . . . enjoyed cars, hunting, and fishing . . . liked Electric Shop and Biology . . . future general contractor ,or electrician. Paulette Kay flclees The Other One . . . cute red- head . . . fun-loving . . . enjoyed Business Law with Mrs. Albert . . . President and Party Chairlady, Library Club . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Searchlight typing staff . . . ambi- tion-airline secretary . . . pet peeve-people who waste time. PAGE 31 'Wilford johnson Bill . . . shy . . . reserved . . . Cross Country . . . school news staff . . . coin-collector . . . future plans include college . . . enjoyed Plane Geometry with Mr. Stearns . . . pet peeve-too much home- work. j. David jadson Dave . . . tall, dark, and hand- some . . . outstanding pianist . . . choir accompanist . . . enjoyed choir with Mr. Ferguson . . . Stu- dent Council . . . pet peeve-peo- ple who give unfounded advice . . . auto enthusiast . . . organist at East Millstone Dutch Reformed Church . . . future musician. PAGE 32 Rohert S. jasper Jasper,' . , . quiet . . . good natured . . . Visual Aids Club . . . Chemis- try Club . . . enjoyed Plane Geom- etry and Mr. Bjonerud . . . col- lected stamps . . . photography en- thusiast . . . future scientistf Nancy jfalinak Amusing . . . friendly disposition . . . Latin Club . . . G.A.A. . . . Commercial Club . . . Honor Soci- ety . . . Searchlight . . . active in church youth group . . . enjoyed Ll.S. History I with Mrs. Steidle . . . future journalist. Kenneth jinotti Kenny . . . laughing . . . tremen- dous athlete . . . asset to football, wrestling and baseball teams . . . Double B Club . . . favorite class -Metal Shop with Mr. Furino . . . enjoyed working on his car . . . planned to join Marines. Raymond E. jfarninski Ray . . . tall . . . friendly . . . out- doorsman . . . liked hunting, fish- ing, and sports . . . member of football team . . . enjoyed Ll.S. l-listory ll with Mr, l-lerder . . . plans include further schooling. Wlanfred jones Carefree . . . quiet . . . worked after school . . . enjoyed Mr. Yoshihara and study halls . . . favorite pas- times-hunting and cars . . . inter- ested in mechanics. Jlda Nay jfaesler Quiet . . . sincere . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Cv.A.A .... participated in volley ball and basketball . . . enjoyed Business Math with Mrs. Albert . . . hobbies included horse- back riding and swimming . . . future secretary. Cheryl Kisonak Striking blonde cheerleader . . . Honor Society . . . Class History Editor, Echo . . . Sub-Debs . . . enjoyed Trig with Mr. Bjonerud . . . well-dressed . . . disliked peo- ple who pushed in the halls . . . future teacher. Carol flfraasse Cookie . . . cute blonde . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . enjoyed Art with Miss Whitham . . . personality plus , . . hobbies included twirling, sketching, and listening to johnny Mathis and Frank Sinatra records . . . future beautician. Qeorge Kapuskinsky, jr. Quiet . . . considerate . . . enjoyed the company of his friends . . . liked U.S. History II with Mr. Herder . . . could be found at auto- mobile races . . . future draftsman. monica jane flfalcyski Moni . . . fun-loving . . . friendly . . . vibrant personality . . . Pep Club . . . peppy cheerleader . . . favorite subject-U.S. History I with Mrs. Steidle . disliked 5-C lunch . . . C.Y.O ..,. future fash- ion coordinator. janet Jlnn Kern Sade . . . talkative . . . peppy cheerleader . . . President, Junior Red Cross . . . Sub-Debs . . . active in church youth group . . . liked U.S. History with Mrs. Steidle . . . outgoing personality . . . wanted to be a nurse. Katie Beatrice Ea Wiar Katie . . . always smiling . . . favor- ite subject-Psychology with Mrs. Webster . . . Vice-President, French Club . . . Ecko Club Edi- tor . . . church youth council . . . Citizen's Club Youth Council . . . liked music'and sewing . . . future elementary school teacher. Carolynne Wi. Kowalski Athletically inclined . . . quiet . . . amiable . . . interested in a military career . . . participated in bowling, basketball, volley ball, and archery . . . Honor Society . . . Miss De Feois office staff , . . liked U.S. II with Mr. Herder. Steven R. flfrauszer Steve . . . quiet . . . congenial . . . found pleasure in Mr. Yosh's Phys- ics class . . . basketball . . . col- lected post cards . . . Latin Club , , . active in church youth group . . . future engineer. . . fun to be with . . . sharp dresser . . . hailed from Franklin Township. PAGE 33 'William S. Larson Bill . . . quiet-mannered . . . soft- spoken . . . serious student . . . enjoyed studying Math V with Mr. Steidle . . . college bound. Raymond Leary Ray . , . pleasant smile . . . witty laugh . . . easy-going . . . tall . . . enjoyed Algebra I with Mrs. john- son . . . participated in C.Y.O. . . . future jet pilot. PAGE 34 'Barbara Lapczynslei Cheerful disposition . . . ready smile . . . Searchlight typing staff . . . St. Mary's Sodality . . . Cheer- leading Coach at St. Mary's . . . would like to be an elementary school teacher . . . pet peeve- people who like to tease . . . en- joyed U.S. History I with Mrs. Steidle. Roger fl. Luczu Rog . . . likeable and friendly . . . good sport . . . Honor Society . . . bashful grin . . . enjoyed U.S. His- tory with Mrs. Steidle . . . disliked girls who wouldn't listen . . . Echo Senior Staff Editor . . . baseball . . . loyal . . . future ambition- engineer. Robert L. Lapinski Bob . . . good-looking . . . well- dressed . . . Student Council . . . Senior Council . . . Youth-in-C-ow ernment Representative . . . en- joyed hunting and fishing . . . favorite class-German with Mr. Gunther . . . very friendly . . . future dentist. Claire Jlnn Lupo Cute . , . nice dresser . . . smile for everyone . . . Leader Corps Captain . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . de- pendable . . . liked US. History I with Mr. Weidner . . . enjoyed dancing and listening to records . . . wanted to go to junior college. Raymond Lawson Ray. . . shy. . . sincere . . .en- joyed the outdoor life . . . pastimes -hunting and fishing . . . asset to the track team . . . cross country . . . college bound. 'joseph T. Lowery joe . . . easy-going . . . likeable . . . friendly smile . . . spent spare time hunting and fishing . . . pet peeve-tests . . . enjoyed U.S. His- tory I with Mr. Weidner and Mr. Kilkaitis. Carol Jlnn Wlacylleer Talkative . . . friendly. . . Tri-I-Ii-Y . . . Future Nurses Club . . . en- joyed Bookkeeping II with Mr. Tut- tle . . . disliked two-faced people and 5C lunch . . . future in I.B.M. school. Juliana Rose Wlalcoslci judy', . . . Student Council . . . athletically inclined . . . hobbies included swimming and golf . . . disliked conceited boys . . . favorite class-Sewing with Mrs. Hutsko . . . future seamstress. Qeralcline Zyne Gerry . . . fun to know and be with . . . active in sports . . . liked driving. . . G.A.A .... C.Y.O. . . . enjoyed U.S. History I with Mr. Weidner . . . wanted to be a teacher . . . pet peeve-assignments over the weekend. Lois Lynette Wlacjlflatlo Lo . . . President, Pep Club and Home Economics Club . . . Ecko Senior Staff Editor. . . French Club . . . F.T.A .... Tri-Hi-Y . . . good- natured . . . active . . . baked prize- winning pies. Richard 'William Wlalone Rich , . . quiet . . . gentle dis- position . . . participated in C.Y.O. basketball and Lindy's A.C .... spent time building cars and radios . . . favorite subject-Mechanical Drawing . . . pet peeve-stuck-up girls . . . future as an electronics engineer. Kelly Jlnn Wlaloney Future secretary . . . friendly smile . . . talkative . . . full of fun . . . Student Council Recording Secre- tary . . . Choir . . . Dramatic Club . . . Commercial Club . . . enjoyed English with Mrs. Anton . . . liked to write and bowl . . . participated in Sub-Deb Club and Newman Club. Thomas Wlainllo Tom . . . quiet . . . polite . . . en- joyed Choir with Mr. Ferguson . . . French Club . . . Searchlight . . . Echo . . . outstanding organist . . . disliked T.V. commercials . . . fu- ture biology teacher . . . member of C.Y.O. Nancy flnn Wlalone Nance . . . friendly. . . smiling . . . cute twirler . . . Honor Society . . . Junior Class Secretary . . . Mr. Swift's office staff . . . participated in Sub-junior Women's Club . . . enjoyed Mr. Bjonerud's Algebra I class . . . future in the business world. PAGE 35 Qeorge Wlarislo Quiet . . . man of few words . . . auto enthusiast . . . wanted a mili- tary career . . . enjoyed hunting and Hshing . . . liked Art with Miss Whitham . . . disliked starting school so early. Kenneth Wlartinek Ken . . . congenial . . . outgoing . . . active on wrestling team . . . hard worker for junior Prom Com- mittee . . . boating was favorite pastime . . . enjoyed Mr. Yosh's Physics class . . . future in the Navy. PAGE 36 Tlao1nas9W.Wlaloney Tom . . . agile . . . well-informed . . . wanted naval career . . . liked English I with Mrs. Anton . . . varsity track squad . . . pet peeve --Sc lunch and people who don't use directional signals . . . usually found at Crusaders or out driv- ing. fHelen Wiatsyonis Pleasing personality . . . depend- able . . . member of nurse's office staff . . . Nurses Club . . . enjoyed reading, driving, and ice skating . . . favorite subject-Chemistry with Mr. Eppley . . . C.Y.O. . . . disliked people who blocked the halls . . . future 'lady in White, Alexandria Wi. Wlangino Infectious laugh . . . Man! . . . cute, perky cheerleader . . . Tri- Hi-Y . . . Student Council Rep- resentative . . . C.Y.O .... crazy about hillbilly music . . . wanted to go to Texas . . , disliked people who backed out of things at the last minute . . . favorite subject -Spanish II with Miss Coleman. 'Vicki Wlattloews Vicki . . . likeable . . . personality plus . . . twirling manager . . . President, Spanish Club . . . Vice- President, F.T.A .... disliked crowded halls . . . Secretary, Honor Society . . . Chemistry and Latin Clubs . . . enjoyed U.S. History I with Mrs. Steidle . . . headed towards foreign service. Tlelena Martian Pleasing fusion of fun and serious- ness . . . intelligent . . . warm in- terest in people . . . Honor Society . . . active in Dramatic Club and Spanish Club . . . liked U.S. His- tory II with Mrs. Steidle . . . peeved by people who expressed opinions on unknown subjects . . . student director of Fall play . . . future in foreign service. Carol Ann masters Friendly . . . terrific sense of hu- mor . . . I'm weak . . . enjoyed Typing with Mrs. Albert . . . wanted to be a court reporter . . . Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y . . . Senior Council Representative . . . dis- liked two-faced people. S' Patricia WlcQuire Pat . . . friendly and likeable . . . active in F.T.A .... quiet sense of humor . . . typing editor of Searchlight . . . enjoyed U.S. His- tory I with Mrs. Steidle . . . future elementary school teacher. john S. Wlignella johnny . . . hobbies included hunt- ing, swimming, and fishing . . . enjoyed dating . . . liked Physical Education with Mr. Barile , . . pet peeve-bad food in the lunch room . . . future Navy man. Peter Qeorge Wlaurer Honor Society . . . Echo Senior Staff Editor . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . Chemistry Club . . . Searchlight . . . Fire Squad . . . Latin Club . . . college bound . . . peeved by outside reading re- ports. Patricia .fee Wlignella Patty . . . quiet and amiable . . . member of Searchlight and news staff . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . French Club . . . F.T.A .... C.Y.O .,.. favorite subject-English . . . favorite teach- er-Mrs. Steidle . . . enjoyed dab- bling in poetry . . . ambition- English teacher or writer. Patricia fee WlcCarricle Pat . . . wealth of wit and intelli- gence . . . inquisitive . . . well-liked . . . Honor Society . . . Secretary- Treasurer of the Chemistry Club ...MathClub...Band... Searchlight . . . enjoyed U.S. His- tory I with Mrs. Steidle and Phys- ics with Mr, Yosh . . . proficient on the tennis court . . . pet peeve- Mr. Herder's quizzes . . . future in chemistry. Leonard Wlilchak, jr. Full of vim, vigor, and vitality . . . liked Latin with Mrs. Lange and Physics with Mr. Yosh .... varsity football squad . . . B.B.- H.S. Newsi' staff . . . Dramatic Club . . . played guitar with Teen Beats . . . would like to be either a journalist or entertainer. john Q. Wliers Cheerful , . . hardworking Stage- crafter Treasurer . . . Math Club . . . Marching and Concert Bands . . . Honor Society . . . hobby was stamp collecting . . . active in Searchlight and Echo . . . enjoyed Physics with Mr. Yosh .... future in Medicine. Wlargaret Wligneila Margie . . . pretty . . . blonde . . . participated in G.A.A .... friendly . . . full of fun . . . active in Drama Club . . . favorite subject was U.S. History II with Mr. Herder . . . enjoyed dancing, swimming, and bowling . . . future includes busi- ness school. mtl P f 3 r v is Y PAGE 37 john 'William monroe Active as President of Math Club . . , Vice-President of Honor Soci- ety . . . enjoyed Ll.S. History I with Mrs. Steidle . . . played in a dance band- The Aristocrats . . . participated in German Club . . . Searchlight staff . . . friendly . . . charming smile . . . Stagecrafters . . . future ambition-chemical en- gineer. Howard WI. Moss Willing worker . . . dependable . . . Photo Editor, Searchlight . . . Vice President, Math Club . . . Chemis- try Club . . . enjoyed Biology with Mr. Otis . . . interested in music, mathematics, and astronomy . . . future astronomer. PAGE 38 Arthur Edward Wlilgrorn Art . . . easy going . . . pleasant . . . future in math or languages . . ,liked language study. . . Latin Club President . . . Math Club . . . Honor Society . . . crossword puz- zle fan . . . talkative . . . National Merit semi-finalist . . .' pet peeve --Uphoniesf' Sharon Wlyers Sweet smile . . . enjoyed US. His- tory ll with Mrs. Steidle . . . at- tractive . . . Commercial Club . . . Home Economics Club . . . favorite pastimes were driving and listen- ing to Johnny Mathis . . . future lies in office work. Edward john Wlitzen Ed . . . always smiling . . . music- minded . . . played in Marching, Concert, and Dance bands . . . member of the Service Squad and Honor Society . . . enjoyed Phys- ics with Mr. Yosh .... disliked girls with ridiculous hair styles . . . wanted a medical career. Wlichael 'William Nagy Mike . . . keen-witted . . . weight- lifter . . . wrestler . . L track and cross country . . . disliked cliques . . . interested in automobiles . . . played the guitar . . . future engi- neer . . . liked Physics with Mr. Yoshihara. Elizabeth Ann Wlorrow Betty . . . pleasant disposition . . . pretty smile . . . enjoyed US. His- tory I with Mrs. Steidle . . . would like a future in nursing . . . Library Club . . . Nursing Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . pet peeve-show- offs . . . liked bowling and ping- pong. Qlenn Wlurray Good-looking . . . neat dresser . . . liked Physics with Mr. Yoshi . . . usually seen working on his car or at the Crusader . . . happy-go- lucky . . . disliked long Trig as- signments . . . would like to go to college. Qary Wuslvaum Quiet . . . unassuming . . . enjoyed Physics with Mr. Yosh .... Fire Squad . . . avid weight-lifter . . . hobbies-bowling, collecting rocks and coins . . . pet peeve-bad food in the cafeteria . . . future in engi- neering. Carl Wlicloael Ofsile Happy disposition . . . friendly smile . . . future civil engineer . . . enjoyed sports-football, baseball, tennis, and bowling . . . liked Mr. Herder's US. History II class . . . pet peeve-too much homework. james Wiclool Nick . . . quiet-mannered . . . active in football and bowling . . . enjoyed Metal Shop with Mr. Furino . . . outside activities in- cluded bowling, swimming, and mechanics . . . pet peeve-the plate lunches in the cafeteria . . . lanky . . . ambition-to join the Marines. Carole Pajak Fun-loving . . . smiling . . . col- lected stuffed animals . . . favorite course-C-eneral Physics with Mr. Gromlich . . . Commercial Club . . . would like to do office work and get married . . . pet peeve- girls who wear too much make-up. joan Wlarie Wileelsley A smile for everyone . . . Treasurer of the French Club . . . Feature Editor of the Searchlight . . . active in the Honor Society . . . liked Eng- lish III and Journalism with Mrs. Schumacher . . . interested in mu- sic . . . A Cappella Choir . . . am- bition-college and study of jour- nalism. Patricia flnn Panclolplo Pat . . . personality, charm, poise . . . subtle humor . . . blend of beauty and brains . . . vibrant head twirler . . . treasurer of Honor So- ciety . . . Pep Club . . . active in Sub-Debs and C.Y.O .... enjoyed U.S. I with Mrs. Steidle . . . future executive secretary . . . true quality and naturalness. Donald Tay Odell Donnie . . . likeable . . . President, Double BU Club . . . prominent member of football and baseball teams . . . Student Council . . . enjoyed Chemistry . . J hated girls' extreme hair styles . . . future en- gineer. Eileen joan Owsilc Congenial . . . pleasant smile . . . enjoyed Bookkeeping II with Mr. Tuttle . . . Commercial Club . . . C.Y.O .... headed for Business College . . . disliked conformists . . . liked driving around . . . future court reporter. PAGE 39 martin Edward Perdue Lucky 7 . . . nice looking . . . friendly . . . outstanding basket- ball player . . . Double B Club . . . Fire Squad . . . Cafeteria Squad . . . disliked stuck-up girls and too much homework . . . col' lege bound. Margaret Piccloiello Margie . . . petite . . . enjoyed English with Mrs. Luellen . . . lively . , . disliked people who were insincere . . . Vice-President of Future Homemakers Club . . . fu- ture secretary . . . favorite pastimes were dancing and bowling. PAGE 40 Tilomena Patullo Phyllis . . . pretty . . . enjoyed U.S. History II with Mrs. Steidle . . . congenial . . . ambition-to attend college in Europe . . . pas- times were dancing and listening to records . . . a charmer . . . future language interpreter. Barbara Helen Plulaar Barb . . . good-humored . . . en- joyed U.S. History ll with Mr. Herder . . . friendly . . . hobbieS were bowling and horseback rid- ing . . . future in nursing . . . happy smile. 'Daniel David Pavan Deaconl'!. . . quiet . . . ready smile . . . all around sports fan . . . hobby-coin collecting . . . enjoyed C.P. Physics with Mr. Yoshihara . . . disliked being caught chewing gum by Mr. Bjone- rud . . . C.Y.O. basketball . . . college bound. Wlarcia Jlnn Ponichtera Quiet . . . friendly . . . liked people . . . Searchlight . . . favorite sub- ject-Steno I with Mrs. Sperduto . . . wanted to be a secretary. Jeanette C. Perone jan . . . quiet . . . lively . . . liked driving and listening to records . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Student Council Rep- resentative . . . Echo Circulation Staff . . . would like to do clerical work . . . pet peeve-people who are late . . . enjoyed Ll.S. History I with Mrs. Steidle. Jlrma Pietrangelo Anne . . . Treasurer, Commercial Club . . . Dramatic Club . . . Tri- Hi-Y . . . Mrs. Milesnick's oflice staff . . . neat . . . obliging . . . enjoyed listening to the radio . . . liked Steno II with Mrs. DuBowik . . . future secretary. Paulette Rose Proleop Always willing to help . . . friendly . . . wanted to become a nurse . . . active in Dramatic Club . . . Presi- dent, Future Nurses Club . . . en- joyed Biology with Mr. Rodgers . . . worked at Grant's . . . hobbies -painting, sewing, and singing . . . unselfish interest in people. Jacqueline jlnn Rafferty jackie . . . always bubbling with laughter . . . future lies in office work. . . fun to be with . . . enjoyed Office Practice with Mrs. Sperduto . . . favorite pastimes were driving and dancing . . . Pep Club . . . Commercial Club . . . cheerful. Donna WI. Porroveccbio Peter Prezloclz Short and sweet. . . exuberant per- Pete . . . friendly . . . good sense sonality . . . enjoyed US. History of humor . . . favorite pastime was II with Mrs. Steidle . . . Echo Spe- working on automobiles . . . sincere cial Features Staff . . . enjoyed . . . enjoyed English IV with Miss horseback riding . . . future ele- Hauber. . . future excavating con- mentary school teacher . . . pleasure tractor. to know. Patricia Jlnn Reeves 'William Remillong Trj5hD I , . happy-go-luqjky , . , . . . 8l'l1ial'Dlt3 . . . CI1C!'g6fiC attractive smile . . . future nurse Sfagmirafter . . . future physicist . . . Tri-Hi-Y member . . . active . . . Honor Society . . . Boys, State in after school sports . . . Brownie . . , liked Mr. Eppley's Chemistry Troop Leader , , , enjoyed Biology class . . . active in church group . . . hobby-sewing. . . . good tennis player . . . swimf mer . . . enjoyed working on hi-fi equipment. Wlicloael Prytula Mickey . . . friendly . . . full of fun . . . participated in football and wrestling . . . enjoyed hunting, fishing, and the drag races . . . favorite class-Mechanical Draw- ing with Mr. Donnelly . . . future draftsman. joyce E. Rasnale Sweet and smiling twirler . . . active . . . intelligent . . . sparkling per- sonality . . . Corresponding Sec- retary, Student Council . . . Ecko Senior Staff Editor . , , Latin Club . . . enjoyed reading, church activ- ities, and Sub-juniors . . . Presi- dent, Sub-Debs . . . liked Latin with Mrs. Lange . . . future Latin teacher. PAGE 41 james 'William Ries Fats,' . . . chipper . . . always smil- ing . . . interested in the sciences . . . enjoyed hunting and fishing . . . liked to play pool . . . annoyed by boring classes . . . favorite sub- ject-Chemistry. Regina may Rodgers Hjeanv . . . quiet . . . personable . worked in Mr. Donnelly's office . . . pastimes-bowling and swimming . . . Methodist Youth Fellowship . . . favorite subject- Steno l . . . certain to brighten any office. PAGE 42 Trank Renda Quiet and serious . . . short . . member of the track team . . . active in Honor Society . . . en- joyed collecting stamps . . . par- ticipated in Newman Club at St. Joseph's . . . enjoyed C.P. Physics with Mr. Yosh. and Plane Geom- etry with Mr. Stearns . . . college bound . . . future in engineering or medicine. Bart C. Rossi Tall, dark, and handsome . . . en- joyed Geometry with Mr. Stearns . . . Double BU Club . . . terrific on the basketball court . . . college bound . . . quiet . . . sincere . . . amiable . . . C,Y.O .... peeved by stuck-up girls . . . personality plus. Russell Reynolds Russ . . . congenial . . . favorite pastimes were reading and repair- ing things . . . humorous . . . future ambition is to become a beauty cul- turist. Jlrleen Trances Roster Sweet . . . easy to get along with . . . quiet . . . pet peeve-homework on weekends . . . liked Office Prac- tice with Mrs. Sperduto and In- terior Decoration with Mrs. Cre- teau . . . enjoyed sewing . . . would like to do secretarial work. Jlllan jon Robertson Al . . . seen marching in band . . . Math Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . Ecko Circulation Co-manager . . . Honor Society . . . Latin Club . . . enjoyed History ll with Mrs. Stei- dle . . . clarinet and bowling en- thusiast . . . college bound-engi- neering or physics. David Romanok Dave . . . friendly . . . fun-loving . . . outstanding asset to basketball, track and cross-country squads . . . enjoyed Algebra and Trig with Mr. Bjonerud . . . collected record albums . . . disliked childish girls . . . future architect. Patricia Saieos Chickiel' . . . fun-loving . . . petite . . . enjoyed Cvlee Club with Mr. Ferguson . . . C-.A.A. . . . outside interests included boating, bowling, and painting . . . always smiling . . . nice to know. fjoanne E. Sclvellenberg ,Io . . . quiet . . . personable . . . unassuming blonde . . . aspired to be a medical technician . . . Orche- sis . liked Chemistry with Mr. Eppley and Biology . . . disliked chronic complainers. Carol Rotatori Quiet . . . sharp dresser. . .enjoyed CP, Physics with Mr. Yoshihara . . . Honor Society . . . Tri-I-Ii-Y . . . twirling alternate , . . F.T.A. . . . enjoyed bowling and swimming in spare time . . . future teacher. Susan WI. Scloibanoff Sue . . . vibrant personality . . . well dressed . . . Concert Band . . . Marching Band . . . Recording Secretary, Sub-Debs . . . Honor Society . . . athletically inclined . . . enjoyed US. History I and II with Mrs. Steidle . . . intelligent . . . disliked getting up early . . . future in science or medicine. Catherine Rueter Cathy . . . peppy brunette . . . enjoyed Business Law with Mr. Juelch . . . friendly . . . hobbies include dancing, sewing and col- lecting records . , . fun-loving . . . always ready with a smile . . . fu- ture beautician. mary flnn Schneider Fun and laughter . , . German Club . . . Clee Club . . . enjoyed danc- ing, watching T.V., and dating Pepsi Cola . . . disliked people who stared . . . enjoyed Steno II . . . would like to be a secretary. Raymond Saullo Ray . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . good-natured . . . disliked girls who think they know it all . . . Stu- dent Council Representative . . . B.B.I-I.S. News Staff . . . would like to go to college . . . liked LIS. His- tony I with Mrs. Steidle. Carol Woell Sclaenck Future secretary . . . sparkling personality . . . G.A.A .... Latin Club . . . favorite pastimes-skab ing, boating, and dancing . . . pet peeve-whistling . . . liked to cook and bake . . . enjoyed U.S. History I with Mr. Weidner. PACE 43 Qerald Lawrence Shargel jerry . . . ready smile . . . Echo sports staff . . . B'nai B'rith Youth Grganization . . . enjoyed US. History I with Mrs. Steidle . . . Searchlight . . . disliked sloppy dressers . . . Fire Squad . . . talka- tive . . . college bound. Tloyd Sherrod Tall . . . quiet . . . sincere . . . delighted in singing . . . pastime, playing the drums . . . active in church choir . . . basketball and football fan . . . enjoyed U.S. I with Mr. Weidner. PAGE 44 Wlarlene Carol Schwyzer Pep Club . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . broad smile . . . easy to get along with . . . liked Mr. Weidner's History I class . . . fun-loving . . . enjoyed driving, dancing, and skating . . . wanted to be a legal secretary. Elizaheth WI. Silvonek Betty . . . warm and sincere . . . attractive . . . considerate . . . Echo staff . . . C.Y.O .... enjoyed bowling, ice skating and sewing . . . disliked complainers . . . favor- ite classes-LIS. History I and II with Mrs. Steidle . . . will be a wonderful addition to any oHice. Wlerilee Senkel Rickie . . . friendly . . . blonde . . . participated in Orchesis, Tri- Hi-Y, Commercial Club . . . quiet mannered . . . favorite subject was English IV with Mr. Tollefson . . . hobbies included dancing, reading, and sewing . . . future plans in- cluded business college. Kenneth R.Sini1oalai Midget . . . outstanding on the football field and the wrestling mat . . . asset to track team . . . Presi- dent, Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Classes . . . Double BU Club . . . Concert Band . . . en- joyed C.P. Physics with Mr. Yosh. . . . disliked anyone who hated the Yankees . . . future in biology. Richard '-W. Sharp Winslow . . . neat, scientific, pre- cise . . . disliked incompetence . . . Honor Society . . . Math Club . . . basketball . . . liked school and teachers . . . outwardly quiet . . . warm friendship for those who knew him . . . future ambition- Astronomy. Michael Kenneth Sicora Baby Huey . . . varsity football, track, and wrestling squads . . . Double B Club . . . Chairman, Student Council Banner Commit- tee . . . Fire Squad . . . likeable . . . skiing enthusiast . . . liked Physics with Mr. Yoshihara. fflizaheth P. Slingman Betsy,' . . . friendly personality . . . thoughtful . . . cheerful . . . active in church choir . . . junior Red Cross representative . . . favor- ite subject-U.S. History I with Mr. Weidner. . . interests included sewing, reading, swimming, and horseback riding . . . ambition- medical technician. Phyllis Arm Smith Smitty, ,... petite . . . cheerful personality . . . Treasurer, Orche- sis . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . liked bowling, swimming, and dancing . . . en- joyed Chorus with Mr. Ferguson . . . hobbies-records and modern dancing . . . pet peeves-snobbish people and sloppy dressers . . . future I.B.M. operator. if -'-- f ' t - ' f Salvatore W. Sinihalcli Sal . . . happy-go-lucky . . . ter- rific dancer . . . liked water skiing, hunting, and working on cars . . . favorite subject-U.S. History I with Mr. Weidner . . . disliked snobs . . . future in hair styling. Shirley Soweslei Shirl . . . quiet, gentle manner . . . enjoyed U.S. History II with Mrs. Webster . . . sincere . . . hobbies were reading and sewing . . . thoughtful . . . future secretary. Anne Linda Sislik Tall . . . blonde . . . outgoing per- sonality . . . willing worker . . . favorite teacher-Mr. Steidle . . . avid horseback rider . . . Search- light reporter. . . F.T.A .... French Club . . . German Club . . . would like to be a teacher. 'William Wlichael Speri Bill . . . good looking . . . fun to be with . . . avid devotion to sports . . . football, basketball, and base- ball . . . Treasurer, Student Coun- cil . . . Honor Society . . . Double BN Club . . . class treasurer for two years . . . enjoyed U.S. His- tory I with Mrs. Steidle . . . am- bition-chemical engineer. james Andrew Smith Smitty', . . . easy-going. . . friend- ly . . . Senior Staff Editor, Echo . . . Vice-President, Chemistry Club . . . Fire Squad . . . Vice-President, Stagecrafters . . . enjoyed western music . . . liked Mechanical Draw- ing . . . disliked getting up in the morning . . . future architect. Arthur Snyder Spider . . . athletic . . . good- looking . . . fun to be with . . . Service Squad . . . Fire Squad . . . C.Y.O. basketball . . . liked Choir . . . enjoyed hunting, fishing, and swimming . . . would like to be an l.B.M. operator. PAGE 45 Wlarcia Stager Maru . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Secretary, junior Red Cross . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Choir . . . favorite class, US. History ll with Mrs. Steidle . . . disliked people who were continually late . . . volunteer at Lyons Hospital . . . future medi- cal secretary. Edward flrwin Stecleel Ed . . . talkative . . . likeable . . . Sports Editor of the Searchlight and Ecko . . . Latin Club . . . in- terested in sports . . . enjoyed Ll.S. l with Mrs. Steidle . . . disliked sarcastic teachers . . . college bound. PAGE 46 Regina Dolores Spiocla Reg . . . petite . . . soft-spoken . . . friendly . . . hard worker . . . Honor Society . . . Ecko Senior Staff Typing Editor . . . Pep Club . . . F.H.A .... Commercial Club . . . liked U.S. History l with Mrs. Steidle . . . future secretary . . . enjoyed driving and ice skating. Frank ll. Stalvile Stable . . . fun-loving . . . easy to like . . . active . . . Ecko Associ- ate Editor-Business . . . golf team . . . gymnastics . . . tennis . . . auto bug . . . enjoyed U.S. History I with Mr. Weidner . . . pet peeve-college applications . . . headed towards mechanical draw- mg. Sally Stevenson Cute, petite brunette . . . pleasing personality . . . high-stepping drum majorette . . . President, F.T.A. . . . Secretary, Concert Band . . . French Club . . . Student Council . . . participated in County Band . . . enjoyed Mrs. Steidle's History classes . . . future teacher. Rickard Strecleer Richie . . . quiet . . . fun-loving. . . enjoyed Band with Mr. Chersack . . . Marching Band . . . Concert Band . . . Dance Band . . . future musician . . , disliked women driv- ers. . . liked to fish. Cloristoploer Starlaala Chris . , . mat man . . . track team . . . quiet . . . reserved . . . Math Club . . . Honor Society . . . Boy Scouts . . . hobbies included build- ing and flying model airplanes . . . liked camping . . . artistically in- clined . . . future mathematician or chemical engineer. Steploen Ricloarcl Stegura Steve . . . track team . . . outside interests included CYO and CYO basketball . . . found pleasure in General Chemistry with Mr. Yoshi- hara . . . pet peeve-disrespectful underclassmen . . . quiet . . . friend- ly. . . nice to know. S? Nancy Ellen Sutton Buttons . . . friendly . . . likeable . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . active in Chris- tian Endeavor . . . hobbies--art, hair styling, and interior decorat- ing . . . enjoyed Mr, Weidner's US. History I class . . . future beautician. Loretta Wlarie Teclesco Lorie . . . cheerful . . . Guidance Office staff . . . Vice-President, Commercial Club . . . sparkling smile for everyone . . . ambition lies in secretarial field . . . enjoyed Ll.S. History II with Mrs. Steidle. 'Willie Jlnn Strihling Willie . . . full of laughs . . . pert, peppy cheerleader . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . , Pep Club . . . Choir. . . Sunday School teacher . . . enjoyed Typing with Mrs. Albert . . . future opera singer . . . pastimes included sing- ing and practicing on the piano. Donald Stys Don . . . wrestler . . . spirited . . . ready smile . . . participated in the Summer Theater . . . Dramatic Club . . . liked baseball . . . en- joyed listening to stereo . . . de- sired to travel. Diane Elizabeth Thomas Friendly smile . . . beautiful red hair . . . Commercial Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . Miss DeFeo's office staff . . . pet peeve-con- ceited boys . . . active in church youth group . . . hobby-sewing . . . enjoyed Typing with Mrs. Albert . . . future secretary. 'William Thomas Brutus,' . . . terrific sense of hu- mor . . . life of the class . . . dis- liked boring teachers . . . Double B Club Vice-President . . . terror on football field . . . enjoyed Phys- ics with Mr. Yosh .... liked travel- ing . . . college bound. john '-W. Tacleenhurg Njacki' . . . always calm . . . quiet . . . favorite pastimes-hunting, fishing, and guns . . . enjoyed Metallurgy with Mr. Furino , . . future plans undecided. Diane Thomas Din . . . attractive and enthusi- astic twirler . . . vibrant person- ality . . . Honor Society . . . en- joyed playing the piano, singing and knitting. . . secretary of F.T.A . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Pep Club . . Choir . . . organist for church . . peeved by constant teasing . . liked Latin with Mrs, Lange . . future teacher . . . a pleasure to know. PAGE 47 Carol Toreky Turk, ,... got things done . . . full of vitality . . . friendly . . . President, Tri-Hi-Y . . . Senior Class Secretary . . . Captain, Color Guard . . . favorite pastimes- dancing and swimming . . . dis- liked getting up in the morning . . . future secretary. Robert WI. Tretsky Bob . . . quiet . . . congenial . . . liked Mr. Cromlich's General Physics class . . . Biology Club . . . track team . . . enjoyed tennis and skin-diving . . . would like to be an operating engineer. PAGE 48 Carole flnn Todd Ready, willing, and able . . . friend- ly . . . pretty eyes . . . Pep Club . . . Manager, Cheerleaders . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Treasurer, junior Red Cross . . . enjoyed U.S. History l with Mrs. Steidle . . future Florence Nightingale . . Come on, kids! Patricia ilnne Turner Pat . . . smiling redhead . . . outward humor . . . Latin Club . . . Junior Council . . . Pep Club . . . Searchlight . . . enjoyed Latin with Mrs. Lange . . . favorite ex- pression- Are you kidding me? . . . future History or Political Sci- ence teacher. Wficbael To1naro,fjr. Mickey . . . friendly , . . easy- going . . . future electrician . . . liked collecting stamps and coins . . . participated in C.Y.O. . . . seen playing with Bound Brook Drum and Bugle Corps . . . enjoyed US. History ll. , Dorotby jane Tyska Friendly . . . favorite subjects were Steno and U.S. History . . . en- joyed Mrs. Steidle's US. History I and Il classes . . . talkative . . . Echo staff . . . enjoyed listening to records . . . future commercial teacher. Jlllan Traxler Al . . . quick wit . . . easy-going . . . often seen driving his car . . . favorite subject-U.S. History ll with Mr. Herder . . . pastime- working on his car . . . annoyed by women drivers. Tbaddens T. Taleja Tad . . . outstanding intelligence . . . all-round person . . . President, Honor Society . . . President, Latin Club . . . Vice President, junior Class . . . Editor-in-Chief, Ecko . . . wrestling squad . . . enjoyed Algebra ll with Mr. Stearns . . . liked camping and swimming . . . college bound. Peter 'Van Wliddleswortlo Pete . . . active Stagecrafter . . . Pilgrim Fellowship . . . broad smile . , . friendly . . . hard worker . . . liked Ll.S. History II with Mrs. Webster . . , future in forestry. Qeneroso C. 'Vescia Gene . . . friendly . . . enjoyed Algebra II with Mr. Stearns . . . liked to hunt . . . could be found working at Tip Top Luncheonette . . . member of track and cross- country squads . . . Treasurer, F.T.A .... future teacher. fluditlo A1414 'Vadney Judy . . . sincerity and subtle hu- mor . . . outstanding intelligence . . . dependable . . . nice to be with . , . Literary Editor of Echo . . . Honor Society . . . Vice President, junior Red Cross . . . liked Latin with Mrs. Lange . . . Vice-Presi- dent of Latin Club . . . pet peeve -snobbish boys . . . prospective kindergarten teacher . . . outgoing personality. Arlene 'Wahl Ar . . . witty . . . full of fun . . . ambition-elementary school teacher . . . Tri-I-li-Y . . . Echo staff . . . great help in the guid- ance office . . , favorite subject- Dramatics with Mr. Tollefson . . . disliked homework on weekends . . . future University of Miami student, 'Viiu 'Vancierer Friendly personality . . . neat dresser. , . participated in German Club, Orchesis, and Tri-Hi-Y . . . pretty blonde hair . . . pastimes included swimming, reading, danc- ing . . . enjoyed German with Mr. Gunther . . . college bound. juditlo Carol 'Wall Judie . . . contagious laugh . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . Vice- President, Girls' Leader Club . . . enjoyed water skiing and horse- back riding . . . future Spanish teacher . . . favorite subject- Spanish Ill with Miss Coleman . . . pet peeve-losing to Manville. Barbara S. 'Van Riper Bonnie', . i. . interests included bowling and dancing . . . Sunday School teacher . . . disliked two- faced people . . . Student Council Representative . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Commercial Club . . . Dramatics Club . . . Glee Club . . . enjoyed Typing with Mrs. Albert . . . fu- ture exectuive secretary. Tlarold 'Wade Poogie . . . easy-going . . . cheerful . . . friendly . . . neat ap- pearance . . . participated in bas- ketball, track, and football . . . pet peeve-hot tempered people . . . enjoyed classes with Mr. Yoshi- hara . . . future beautician. PAGE 49 john ff. 'Warner johnny . . . easy-going. . . pleasant sense of humor . . . carefree . . . Newman Club . . . liked Bookkeep- ing with Mr. Tuttle . . . pet peeve -bad food in the cafeteria . . . future in business management. NOT PICTLIRED Clement Qentile Lawrence Ufalaclas Charles Ufroposky fllhert Suiter F joan Delores 'Williams ujoannev . . . friendly . . . presi- dent of the C-.A.A .... good- natured . . . secretary of the Li- brary Club . . , enjoyed volley ball and ping-pong . . . favorite subject was Bookkeeping with Mr. Tuttle . . . future plans include Ll.S.A.F. Wlary E. 'Wisheslei Cute and petite . . . G.A.A. . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Commercial Club . . . enjoyed Home Nursing with Mrs, Fritz and Biology with Mr. Stiles . . . liked to skate . . . participated in church choir . . . future beautician. PAGE 50 Thomas 'Weiman Tom . . . easy-going . . . friendly . . . enjoyed General Chemistry with Mr. Yoshihara . . . enjoyed swimming and working with cars . . . participated in church youth group . . . disliked 5c lunch period . . . further schooling after gradu- ation. joy Louise '-Woocling Happy-go-lucky . . . easy to get along with . . , participated in Cv.A.A., choir, Nurse's Office Staff, Tri-Hi-Y . . . favorite subject was Typing ll with Mrs. Albert . . . hobbies included sewing, playing the piano, and singing . . . future model. Wlaroin fWeinar Marv . . . future mathematician . . . enjoyed English Ill with Mrs, Schumacher . . . spare time spent reading . . . Searchlight staff . . . Math Club . . . Service Squad . . . Dramatic Club . . . Honor Society . . . congenial . . . intelligent . . . disliked falseness and insincerity in people. Christine Wlarie Warnell Chris . . . peppy cheerleader . . . President, Girls Leader Club . . . Senior Council , . . favorite sub- ject-Office Practice with Mrs. Sperduto , . . neat dresser . . . pastimes included driving and dancing . . . friendly . . . disliked two-faced girls . . . future secre- tary. Powell 'Whalen Poody,' . . . outgoing, vibrant personality . . . explosive laugh . . . intelligent . . . wonderful com- bination of fun and seriousness . . . individualist . . . Student Council President . . . enjoyed German Ill with Mr. Gunther . . . Math Club . . . CYO . . . pastimes-tennis and reading . . . Honor Society . . . Andy in Fall play . . . future in engineering. marilyn Carol 'Williams Lyn . . . talkative . . . full of fun . . . future beautician . . . loved to dance . . . Drill Team . . . Cv.A.A. . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . enjoyed Foods class with Mrs. Dezort and l.l.S History ll with Mr. Herder. 'lfllana Zelechivslcy Elaine,' . . . considerate . , . soft- spoken . . . Echo staff . . . Honor Society . .'. Tri-Hi-Y . . . Choir . . . enjoyed English ll . . . played the piano . . . favorite teacher- Mrs. Steidle . . . pet peeve-non- ambitious people . , . future in the medical field. Eucbo J om tb PAS T 3. This side of the playground belongs to us, see? 7. Gee fellas, can't we play with you? 11. D0n't kid me! 15. I'll do anything for those Navy boys. 4. But, Santa, you know I never play with dolls. e i iieh . . iiy W A 'I' 5' a Q' M .. 5 V .... d I 5.1,-. ,- - -rf. ,.L..v.l-.-Lf 1-ew-f 8. Well, they told me to get all dressed up for this picture. vs t 1' P ,gt 1 it ew '-- , i.,x,:g., i,i.,, I . 12. All I want for Christmas-oh, you've heard this one before? ,-2,1995 -. 1 -- 16. I was even more handsome when I was younger! 1. All I suggested was . . . ' 5. There are exactly 985M pebbles in each square foot of this beach. 9, Good Moming ! 13. Sir, you have the wrong room . . . Sir! 1 I 17. Hurry up, Pop, here comes the coach! P' 2. I'm not moving until you tell me the password ! ', 6. No, we're not posing for ani- mal crackers! 10. You don't believe me, huh? 14. I'm looking for a girl with lots of money. 18. And you call that a joke?', 19. XVe've been friends since way back. 23. Is this going to hurt much? I iin ffiiip .fy . 20. Is that how they do the twist? 24. This is togethemesslv n 27. I'd love to go to the dance 28. I'll bet they'll think this is a with you, but . . . double exposure. .,. ....,... .E . I 21. Look, Ma-no cavities! 25. Would you like to swing with me? 29. I'm out of the pen on good behaviorf' SWG, 5, K 5. A7 wr mary? , gil, -. f ' gn. ,-.WL.ft- , X . 22. I was born at a very young age. 26. I wonder what it'll be like when I'm a big senior in high school. 30. I want to be a football player when I grow up. '.i: l 5 sit' . I ttrli f srvt IODET-Ls ..It ..tt ' iit ff sts.v.a -PNLOLIVO, I ...yr l't I ' GARDZIELQQQQ s 144 JOYCE s I sete . zo:j.1UNE HORVATH 1 JOHN MONROE.. t .. 2 21:DAVE ROMANOK s VICKI SUE CONN 2 . ZZLVJERRY SHARGEL . ICAROI-FE HUBERQI-OIS MMMAT H 233wQT17AD TUI-EJ A i . ROGER I I I . N B .e.r . ICAROI-EE I I gALExANDRw1SfE24i1HIG1No FRANK CHERYL I ittrt I ttiitf I f - ....t . . .. . 221. It , AND SAKOS I ..sf so.fSCHARLEs BUZBY ratt ' s PAGE 53 mad! Student Council President: Powell Whalen Student Council Vice-President: Girls' State: Nancy Malone Colin Hunter Boys' State: Thaddeus Tuleja, William Remillong, Powell Whalen Merit Scholarship Honorable Mention: james Hutcheson,. Mrs. , Klompus, john Miers, Powell Whalen, Susan Schibanoff, Judith Kelly Maloney, Joyce Rasnak Vadney, Marvin Weinar, Howard Moss, David Czachur Student Council Officers: William Speri Powell Whalen, Colin Hunter, Franklin-Marshall Award: Thaddeus Tuleja D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award: State Opera Soloist: Willie Ann Stribling Betty Cmgker Homemaker of Tomorrow PAGE 54 Patricia Pandolph Award: Sally Stevenson f Succen Q sy W.: Y. -slfxvxwsqgqgg A 7- Choir Accompanist: David Judson All State Band: John Monroe Senior Organist: Thomas Maiullo Merit Scholarship Finalists: Mrs. Klompus, Peter Crownfield, Arthur Milgrom, Richard Sharp, John Monroe Honor Society Girls' Citizenship Institute: Patricia Pandolph, Vicki Matthews Glee Club Accompanist: Vicki Matthews Head Twirler: Patricia Pandolph Drum Majorettes: Rita Freedman, Sally Stevenson PAGE 55 1 IXRT PAGE 56 ERGXREERXRG FURTHER SE-CR W scnoouna ETARML mls . . gags Swnale Bin Thomas rfefnfa Dm, h weypllnalen luhn Farhy fifnl 5-che 'Sl W inn snnxn ein Bunting Wane rlmmnck ggear Caslw Bill Larson Ma Pat Panda! as. me genneu Charles Buzhy Eli'-V 41m gchnpf' mln nenna nm numnesun R'-iffern sf1v,,e 'e' mm rnnnraee Marty Perdue ,ea:3'fla gpioclfek Bm yaelwnn Mike Sicora N nette pemn mn Cllfllknsw Da Pavan ,0an'?F.l' Bafch e mga xkalllls , Tad Tuleja Fra 'HSIikowsIr' W 5illSll9 x Bnh Cecchine Ma'Za:lces Dggisi ' My Ernes N Ray Saullu Shir, et Pigchiell We lvxime cami nuratpri gamg' Sqweski Wmrll Gsm Stan llreswrck Sham 3 Blsson Wales NW um Ken sinibalui M,,,en Mey,,,s Gm Rusbilm Alexandria Mangino Filomerf Schwyzgf 100i we Rsmms Sue Schihannff 63,01 If Patullu 421, Sw-le umm Glenn Murray Terry G ureky 06, JZ, mee' mm Cheryl Kisnnak Loretta Tjlardi 6704400 Carl WM Marcia Stager Man,-fa pa 'desc-,, 10 0a,, 04439, 0 Steve ua 1 Claire Lupn Chris y mcfltera 16 '70 471, 'fisvjf eff 6' Z nse lm ' L afflel - fa J 'Z f Nl , Bart Rossi au I 4' 41 4' 0 W nniaila Pete Maura, nachellgagfulfew ,boaofyaffoogif J, pgosza 4' ' o a - Gm Bllxertson Viiu Vandefef Bonnie Vafnfwafk y490b100 QQ? 9? 632' 9355. 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SW ,,g,xX9 ,yi W 'Musa me uw mx X X +96 wbv mx 'mms SHIV smuegl QM ueof 659, N99 wi, We 'ffl wmv wvuum Swim wx' 9- 3 d IUJE 555 '55 'fauifw 19,833 nwuivu num N' QW Q95 f 'Hs a,,,,a 'EW mvusr van 5X9w'x5,AQx -Ury ,MILEW asaueqw pmqagu Qi 'g,,xx'?3 QQQXQQQ JZ, 'lZaJd auf' qamoually uou pw 99 X 0- N new med qspew aB1oa9 55,-QW -zxyvwg Ja Jepla 11,00 JE 3 ssmfj p1zmoH 09' Nfwqgxk Q9 'sa9Jl,fgW 3 Kauolew luol www Qf' WX azfufvo epasp' Uamwnlua qua swlswizsxwb Jmlgew ,WEN eugsam pau 43' xwwx mug? 9490 longs? saluef xxsyb- a3 l1eua8uW emu M nun' '95 lU01 SS3 'S H i'3J'iT'113u PAGE 57 Mr. Eutsler staying on the subject? Miss Tackney saying: Textbook work only is to be done in the libraryn? Mr. Eppley being misinformed by little Tommy Angstrom? Mrs. Lintern late for school? Mr, Herder saying: Please do not note the assignmentn? CA YGU ma ine. . Mrs. Klompus having all her seniors accepted at colleges by October? Mr. Ferguson missing one of his coffee breaks? Mrs. Steidle giving a one minute class lecture? -i V Is that the meaning of accosgglgi' in his way some obscure epistles of love, K Youth,s a stuff will not endure. Yer you will be absent. tj 1 f 'Z an ,X 1 1 r, .i T' , . . , .f ' i Wm if 'Mi'1rf','2 ' , A ' ai we -ru:-e 1 aefieceoaafoe mae 9'Wf55HW5?5WS in i l l 5? ll' ii ii 5 Q' I ig 3' , 'E J, s, Remember who commended thy yellow Tired out of breath sum avr W If music be the food of love, play on. go to bed, CAST oF CHARACTERS Viola, young girl laler disguised as Cesario Sea Captain, rescues' of Viola Sebastian, twin bfolhev of Viola Antonio, friend to Sebastian, sailor Orsino, Duke of Illyriu, in love with Olivia Curio, senfunl lo Orsino , . . , Valenrine, servant to Orsina Sir Toby Belcli, Uncle la Oliviu Maria, servant to Oliviu . , , . , Sir Andrew Aguecl-ieek, Foolish Knighl , Festc, Oli11ia's foal , . . . ,. . . Olivia, a rifb Couniess , . Malvolio, slewunl ta Olivia , , . Fabian, serwwt la Oliviu lsr Oflieer .,.. . 2nd Oticer , . , , . Priest . . . Musician of Dulie's Court . Accompanisr . J0an Nikelsky Jim Smith . Donald Cornell Joe Garcia Frank Stalailc Gene Vescia . , . Bill Bubenick Leonard Milelmk June Horvach Robert Jannone Joe Krenetsky Anne Pzemngelo Robert Haufrechr Eric Gellcrman . jerry Shargel . James Smith . Peter Maurer Jeffrey Granerc . Dave Judson Let mc speak a little. Is there no or time in you? r work and layout by Mary Ann and Ozzie Tollefcon And all those sayings will I over swear PRODUCTION STAFF 5:2111 Dexigvx and Set Decorali Mn Animnr Dhemn .. Tulmical Dhemzr sfiigi Mmggf ., ...... ..,. ,. ,mzimf sings Mmgef Piiblimy and sings mp, ........ comm Mmgw ..........,. ugbiing .rid Audio ......, Pima: and smifiisyi ..... Sn Construction ...... ,. am ,...Oscu Tollefson, fy Ann 'rougfioni jerryMsryud ..,....,,Helena Mnninn ..,.....Pcr:r Cmwnield ...,....,..Jiim siiiiui Koh ......,.I-Ielena Martian, Mimi Mos Prokop cwwiisiia, john Nun, John Miimoe, Bob Aditi, Powell wiiiiui, Tl-nd riiieji, john Miers, Riu Freedman Roberson, sa Homrh, Jim si-iiiai, mama cum, An Milgxmn, Dave comin Pere cmwiifieiii, Duve cumin jim smiih, larry Auslander. Bob Aiuu, Air mmm, John Mim, Ed Hamm, John Mmm Thad Tulejz, Biii Rcmiiiimg, mama caper, jim Koh, David spmglu, John Nm Donald Maher, AI Robemon Su Dsnanmhg ............ niiiiei iimeiimii, Mmm oiidi-sky, our Tiiampm ummm mips, 'reiiy seimii, mn, Fmaimii T-15 minutes and counting. Yeow!! A tape worm! V' PAGE 62 QA Senior and W'if6J MFAREWELL TO BOUND BROOK HIGH SCHOOL For four years now, we have trampled through your halls, slammed your lockers, scribbled on your desks, and lunged through your use-worn doors at the end of the day. We took you for granted and dreamed of the day when we would be free to wander in the ruts fate has carved for us. Graduation was only a word until now. Somehow the things we couldn't wait to leave behind have come to be major fea- tures in our daily routines. We will miss your football games at LaMonte field. Soon our cheers will fade , no longer will B.B.H.S. be ours, instead you will fall into the fumbling 'hands of the generations to come. We will remember those crisp fall mornings when the drums of your band combined with rattling papers and rambling lectures. Your new addition will knit together with the rest of your tired body and our names will no longer echo in its crowded halls. The center section of your audi- torium will not belong to us as it has this past year. We will be ignorant of your assemblies and plays. We will sing your sad song of the Watchung Mountains no more and it will grow dim in our memories as will the things about you we disliked. We will remember your teachers, dear old lady, and most of them will remember us. Mr. Rodgers will demand complicated notebooks, Mr. Eppley will lecture on how to do Algebra l the hard way, Mr. Weidner will call for perfect S.O.P., Mr. Steidle will interrupt his classes to tell of his baseball days, Mr. Stearns will throw chalk, and Miss Hauber will ask for outlines on how to write outlines for many years to come. How could we forget wide tie day , the Somerville pep rally, our great basket- ball team, the gym exhibition, the prom when one of the walls fell down, our S-enior Ball and trip, the Echo dances, the last assembly when that lump in our throats bnmmt a tear to many an eye, and most of all, how could we forget you? You are forced upon us now, but later, not too much later, we will be on our own to use the knowledge we have taken from your battle-worn rooms to earn a living. Then, and only then, will we realize how you have guided us with your steady, experienced, and, sometimes, harsh hand. lt is not enough to say thank-you, you do not have time in your long journey to pause and look over your shoulder to give a nod of acknowledgment. I hope our class has helped your great name. Protect our trophies, digest our harsh criticisms, keep our spirit alive, and treat our children and grandchildren with those kid gloves you wear. We know you well and'love you deeply, thank you and farewell. JUDIE WALL QA Facult and Writes. .. FOR SENIORS If 7f you have learned mistakes are waysof learning That all will make, that teachers are your friends, That they are hest when they are most demanding, And that your education never ends, 7f you have learned that grades are rings on targets Put there to help you really hit the mark, And that if youre a cheater, you're the cheated To turn from truth and light to choose the dark, if you have learned that facts are tools of learning To help you think, that judging is your aim -To find the facts, then weigh in halanced measure And count that good which has the hetter claim, Tf you have learned that rules are made for reasons The purpose heing that they help us all, And that the heart in youth will have its seasons And like the tides ofspring will rise and fall, Tf you have learned to laugh, hut not at others, And to he clean in hody, soul, and mind, flf you have learned that you hest star in teamwork, And most of all the gift of heing kind, flf you have learned that you must serve to master And having mastered, then you owe your hest, lf you can smile when you have met disaster And start to work again with greater zest, Tf you have found all men are really hrothers And that together we must rise or fall, That he who does the most in helping others Ts at the last the greatest of us all, Tf you regard your promise once it's given As sacred as an altar's holy flame And treasure most of all things under heaven your self-respect as well as your good name, flf you have learned that error's often lauded, That truth is very diffcult to find, you will have earned that coveted diploma And what is more, you'll have a well-trained mind. Ha. PAGE 63 fra 5' E r- 5? iii tf66WCbZ'7flg Handy. . . A i BLINDLY PROBING the darkness, these hands strive to grasp the coveted light of knowledge. May they benefit from the example of our sometimes crude attempts to attain our goals. nderclmres Quiclance Counselors MR. FLIRINO MRS. KLOMPUS Class Ofjqcers PAGE Jlolvisor MRS. DUBOWIK Class Council ffirst row: Eileen Danko, Marilyn Rossi. Second row: Ray- mond Stys, Kathleen Savage, William Pozsonyi. ffbird row: Dorothy Greenwood, Helen Zackeru, Sheila Yannelli. Tourib row: George DeGastro, Peter Stepien, james Gonnerton. e 66 President ................... ..................,,...........,................. , .WILLIAM KLINE 'Vice-President ............................ .........,.......... F RANGIS RIGK Recording Secretary ..................... .................... M ARILYN ROSSI Corresponding Secretary .................................,..,........ PAT MALTESE Treasurer ............................................................ JAMES GONNERTON CLASS I-HSTGRY Entering B.B.l-I.S. this year, our class missed many of the Franklin students who had been with us for two years. The junior Sports Dance, our first social activity, rounded off a mildly successful football season during which all our junior class sportsmen played on the varsity squad. ln other sports our teams did very well. The results of our November elections showed Bill Kline, president, Francis Rick, vice- president, Pat Maltese, corresponding secretary, Marilyn Rossi, recording secretary, and james Connerton, treasurer. Who will ever forget our junior Prom? As we entered the gaily decorated gym, passing by balconies of Old New Orleans and emerging from a clown's smile, we were put in a mood of the Mardi Gras that lasted the entire evening. Other decorations, such as the masquerade party, ballerina and harlequin, the intricate streamers, and the float, reflected the time and effort put into them. Finally the king and queen were crowned under a balloon barrage. Now we await our senior year, but we hold fond memories of 1961-62. GRACE CLARK The Class of 1963 BOYS' l-IYGIENE ROOM MR, BEBO Tirst row: Mr. Bebo, John Gramiccioni, Gregory Ciencin, Joseph Jannone, Ron- ald Ray, Stephen Zackeru, James Golis. Second row: William Gardziel, Rollin Steele, Thomas Pfirrman, Edward Chi- ola, Michael Whalen, Francis Rick, William Pozsonyi. Third row: Zenon Cuper, Thomas Carmody, Rocco Mari- nelli, Gerald Swinarski, Lawrence Jo- hanson, Alfred Carroccia, Robert Do- manski, William Crews. Tourth row: Richard Osborne, Bernard Nodzon, Garry Johnston, Arthur D'Amico, Peter Stepien, Eric Darling, Frank Adamchak, Paul Bissbort. HOMEROOM 101 MRS. DuBow1R Tirst row: Mrs. DuBowik, Joanne Dlu- gosz, Geraldine Vincent, Gail Cimino, Margaret Lanna, Joan Stracquadanio, Eileen Danko. Second row: Anne Stan- ton, Ella Faze Hoagland, Joanne D'Am- bolo, Carol Szylfffflwski, Carol Cornell, Dolores I-lelfin, Patricia Maltese, Kath- leen Savage. Third row: Sheryl Ma- thieu, Marilyn Vergari, Linda DeGar, Ruth Carroll, Lois Weaver, Mary lar- kowski, Linda Blazier, Anne Vadney. BAND ROOM MR. GHERSACK, MR. BJONERUD Tirst row: Jean Behrens, Benita Mauro, Tony Prizgintas, Martin Kelly, Patricia Semchyshyn, Bernice Yacka. Second row: Richard Pascale, Michael Tarin, Anthony Tiglio, Milton Klompus, Rob- ert Adler. Third row: Ira Shereshevski, Peter Angelakos, Russell Suniewick, George DeCastro, Richard Ciarlariello, Thomas Baranski. PAGE 67 HOMEROOM 111 MR. WEIDNER flfirst row: Mr. Weidner, Emily Jacobs, Donna Murphy, Joyce Pranzatelli, Mary Monck, Karen Beatty, Ann Batko, Gloria Kroposky. Second row: Dorothy Greenwood, Alana Schumer, Terrance Naldi, Thomas LePore, Sam- uel Evans, Nicholas Barber, Alina No- vak, Alan Promaulayko, Third row: Cosmo Esposito, 'George Bonaduce, David Kawalczuk, Frank Diamente, Barry Stolz, Dennis Lopa, Joseph Ja- rema, Raymond Stys. U-'ourth row: James Kiddish, Oscar Castro, William Kline, Anthony Gaglia, Peter Ogden, David Tarlach, Chester Minarcik, Robert Jeanette. GIRLS' HYGIENE ROOM Mas. Fiurrs fFirst row: Theresa Jasinski, Sandra Koggan, Janice Pranzatelli, Josephine Perry, Beth VanLieu, Joann Melesurgo, Carolyn Fort. Second row: Marylynn Whitman, Sheila Negran, Grace Clark, Rosemary Warner, Nancy Demato, Ann Marie Rizzi. Third row: Margaret Lazenby, Mariann Kornprobst, Sheila Yannelli, Kathy Billing, Mary Lou Law- rence, Helen Zackeru, Linda Baldwin. PAGE 68 HOMEROOM 212 MRS. SCHUMACHER first row: Mrs. Schumacher, Marilyn Rossi, Anita McParland, James Snyder, Kathie Maloy, Carol Culley, Nelly Rodgers, Lou Wallitsch, Mabel Vis- beek, Amber Bovik. Second row: Tony Colanduoni, Arthur Malone, Richard Ibach, John Bietz, George Enders, Rob- ert Farrell, Bob Sutton, Bill Downey, Gary Light, Richard Borkowski. Third row: Chris Hoback, Roger Tumolo, James Connerton, James Taylor, Allan Walsh, Robert Meskers, Mike Velthaus, Louis Machavernia, Richard Poli. The Class of 1964 5 il. 6 Class Qjficers Tirst row: jack Prugh, treasurer, joy Carroll, president, Frank Warner, vice-president. Sec- A Quiclance Counselor MRS. WEBSTER Advisor MR. FURINO CLASS HISTORY We look back on our sophomore year as one in which we became a more in- tegral part of the school and its activities. Contributing to the success of the past year were our officers, which we elected early in November joyanne Carroll was elected president, Frank Warner, vice- president, jack Prugh, treasurer, Peggy Smith, secretary. Perhaps the biggest event of the year for us was our Sophomore Sock Hop, the theme of which was Under a Christmas Tree. There will probably never again be an opportunity for us to dance underneath a Christmas tree among gaily wrapped presents and toy trains. We instituted what we hope will become a custom by collecting money from the students in order to buy a Christmas basket for the needy. Both girls and boys contributed actively to sports and made up a large part of the junior varsity teams. We ended our year with the annual class picnic. As we complete the first half of our high school education, we look ahead to the future and wonder if we will ever have the same exciting opportunities that were open to us before. LAURA BOEHM ond row: Peggy Smith, recording secretary, Janice Hockridge, corresponding secretary. Class Council Tirsf row: Kathy O'l-lara, Laura Boehm, james OlConnor, joyanne Carroll. Second row: Joe Szymanski, john Nutt, john Prugh. ' , . ' vi 5'WQi'Wf' , T . , ' . PAGE 69 HOMEROOM 214 MRS, ANTON Tirst row: Helen Exarhou, Kathleen Bisson, Rita C-ould, Ella Mae Brockle- hurst, Cary Ernest, Lavine Orlando, Alexis lzzo, Patricia Miklowcic, Kathy OlHara. Second row: Marcia Varga, joseph Menzak, john Collins, john Reigle, Franklin Baird, Michael jan- nuzzi, Lawrence Chigi, Linda Kuhn. Third row: Lowell Christman, john Benincasa, Bernice Paprzycki, john Reid, Leonard Koproski, Albert Stola- rick, Lorraine Nicholls, Richard Lim- bach, Robert I-lilton. HOMEROOM 302 MRS. LANGE Tirst row: Mrs. Lange, Carolann Mo- nitsky, joseph Krenetsky, jack Criset, Robert Kish, Carol Shappell, Margaret Smith, Patricia Gonda, Susan Roeder. Second row: William Lltasi, Linda Chernack, joan Troisi, Thomas Wil- liams, james O'Connor, Teresa Prokop, Frank Warner, Harold Myers, Eliza- beth Sweeney, judy Tricarico. Third row: Linda Coffman, Margaret Ed- monds, Peter Magulak, john Yara- shas, Barry Zuckerman, Anthony Mor- rell, Gerald Kowalski, l-lenry Cviamella, Harriet Chambers. I-IOMEROOM 301 Miss COLEMAN Tiirst row: Miss Coleman, Catherine Corigliano, Robert Ray, Robert Was- neuski, james Stanislaski, Anthony Di- Giovanni, Elizabeth Serbin, Dolores Wade. Second row: Fred Mathews, Maria Parisi, Constance Lecosky, Lynn Inkpen, judith Capolupo, Christine Hardy, Cathleen joronics, james Koh, Beverly Harris. T bird row: Patricia Wil- liams, Patricia Miles, john Prugh, Rich- ard Niemczyk, Thomas Barile, Robert Pitoscia, Walter Zimmermann, john Nutt, David Sutton, Margaret Mancuso. HOMEROOM 206 MRS. LUELLEN Tiirst row: Connie Mente, john Karpin- ski, Brian Cicerella, Norman Sargent, james Collins, Walter Liebold, Carol Bohenkamp. Second row: Mary Ann Sylvester, Penelope Frederick, Susan Rodgers, Beverly LaFleur, Lorraine Villano, Arlene Cvolaszewski, Patricia Rack, judith Ann Risner. Third row: Daniel Fetterman, Grace Romano, Ken- neth Franzyshen, Michael Altiere, Alex Melesurgo, Robert Kelly, Frank Cornac- chione. HOMEROOM 202 MR. Ronceizs Tirst row: Hugh Chigi, Marie Lamond, Cheryl Warren, Linda Voorhees, Claire Gross, Gene Perone, Mary McGuire, Sandy Barher, George Brennan, Diane Jannone. Second row: Lucille Radwan- ski, Roberta Marish, Sharon Murphy, Ronald Dente, Ronald Soweski, Tom Kulcyski, Anthony Kostecky, Patricia Malone, Linda Howen, Patricia Rork, Karen Steadman. Third row: Fred Koehler, Rodger Plutar, Joe I-lelfin, Tom Romano, Tom Walsh, Bob Savage, Paul Wisbeski, Brian Promalayko, Dennis Rusnak. BAND ROOM MR. CHERSACK, MR. BJONERLID Tiirst row: Beatrice Ramhorst, Richard Iacono, Lynn Levinson, Pearl Perdue, Eileen Czachur. Second row: Sonia Tkacy, Thomas Pastor, Roy Marcot, Ronald McCarrick, joseph Tarentino, Eugene Yannetta. HOMEROOM 203 Mus. O'NE1L1. Tiirst row: Joann Yarka, George Carl- ton, Richard Cuper, Patricia Owsik Linda Toro, Rosanne DeMato, Geraldi ine Chiola, Mary jonor, Caroline Lie- big. Second row: Monica Zavalick, Kathleen Teed, Robert Kolba, Gary Warrelmann, joseph DiVincenzo, Ruth Roberts, Betty Iarkowski, Barbara Perry, Patti Hann, joyanne Carroll. Third row: Nancy Meade, Kenneth Sabol, Alfred Mathieu, Philip Lopa, Gerald Waverka, William Hartnagle, James Zember, Richard Lamond, Michael jannone. VOCAL ROOM MR. FERGUSON Tiirsi row: Bernadette Fedorick, Janice Hockridge, Cynthia Goldberg, Aurelia Jannone, jane O'Neil, Lois Toth, Pa- tricia VanderLinden. Second row: Mary Griguoli, Kathleen Harabin, Sharon Beam, Susan Newland, Susan Ulich, Sandra Dansak. Third row: Christine Starbala, Carol Mignella, Laura Boehm, Evelyn Cowdell, Ann MacKenzie, Veronica Kaladas, Lorraine Chivaro. PAGE 71 The Class of 1965 Quiclance Counselor MRS. WEBSTER Jldvisor MRS. WEBSTER Class Ojqcers Alan Beatty, president , Cathy Gallo, treasurer, Judi Rotunno, secretary, Chuck Esposito, vice'president. PAGE Class Council TFirst row: Judi Rotunno, Richard Frezza, Carol Tomaro. Second row: Kathy Van Doren, Anita Hanson, Chuck Esposito, Joe Polkowski. Third row: Alex Rykala, Marty Tolomeo, C-reg Bennett. 72 CLASS HISTORY Throughout our freshman year many things occurred which we will always cherish. Like many classes before us, we had a successful magazine drive. Our mascot, Yogi Bear, was awarded to the band homeroom for the highest sales. There was much conflict about the nominees for our class officers. Petitions circulated through our student body. When we did have the election, Alan Beatty was elected president, Chuck Esposito, vice-president, Judi Rotunno, secretary, and Cathy Gallo, treasurer. Our almost invincible football team lost only two games. The gaily colored geometric leaves added a spark of life to our school day. In 202, where many dissections took place, something else held our interest-the walking desks. Our English teachers introduced us to Ivanhoe, a new friend Cor was he?D. A good time was had by all at the Freshman Dance. We now look forward to attending the second assembly and having the many joys of being a sophomore. JoAN ROSENBERG MARTHA NANGERONI HOMEROOM 306 Miss LAWRENCE Tirst row: Dorothy Stanton, Jennifer Ambrose, Paul Pannone, Frank Dach- 'nowski, Charles Rasnak, Michael Yar- -nell, Joan Gonda, Annette Dancsecs, Mary Rose Kapes. Second row: Ann Banks, Gail Peppe, Harvey Koyanik, Michael Hellyer, Ron Daniels, Bob Reviello, Jim McNichol, Joe Polkowski, Judith Bedi, Rosalee Caridi. Third row: Charles Gale, Shirley Santomen, Anita Hanson, Gloria Smigelski, Lee Spice, Loree Mazanoski, Diane Sypa, Rose- mary Phelps, Bob Soweski. HOMERQOM 201 MR. Mooov Tiirst row: Mr. Moody, Julia Bonila, Carol Tremblay, Patricia Dalessandro, Martin Bongorno, Nancy Boroski, Jo- seph Festa, Linda DiSisto, Harriet Doremus, Barry Weinstein. Second row: Vincent Renda, Marianne Desiano, Alice Conover, Marcia Gudusky, Jack Drzenesyawski, Anthony Torlish, Carol Wright, Joyce Knapp, Darlene Jarus, George Sladek. Third row: Catherine VanDoren, Alex Patullo, Oscar Thomp- son, Phyllis Williams, Richard Yar- nall, William Malloy, Richard Ba- luta, Thomas Rafferty, Joseph Yannetta, Margaret VanDoren, Robert Goodman. HOMEROOM 208 MR. ELITSLER Tirst row: Mr. Eutsler, Susan Geist, Elizabeth Clement, Jane Hill, Richard Wyckoff, Harry Clark, Wasil Lesik, Angelo Russo, Gerri Bielenica, Joe Wis- beski, Charlene Harabin. Second row: John Perone, Donald Rodrigo, Ruth Ann Godleski, Ruth Freese, Julia Krav- cak, Diane Millet, Ann Marie La Tempa, Regina Killough, Kathleen Kav- anaugh, Gail Ballai. Tiaird row: Loraine Hoff, Charles Esposito, Gordon Taylor, Robert Calvert, Gregory Bennett, An- drew Palumbo, Donald Iarkowski, Wil- liam Dupree, Albert Sutton, Marilyn Harvat, Theresa Chubrick. HOMEROOM 303 Miss PARK Tirsf row: Miss Park, Ron Smith, Mari- anne Odell, Donna Gurdison, Tina Milesnick, Linda House, Mary Mali- nowski, Marianne Sinioncelli, Tom Pa- tullo. Second row: Cathy Gallo, Helen Murphy, Joe Balent, Mark Karney, Alan Beatty, Greg Modzelewski, Glenn Carman, John Teller, Bill Welaj, Bar- bara Heslin. Third row: Mary Monit- sky, Janice Kemp, Lorraine Sarlo, Bob Pajak, Richard Bagienski, Peter Freuler, John Mitzak, Josephine Nutt, Diane Cerminaro. HOMEROOM 213 MR. STEARNS First row: Mr. Stearns, Wanda Cam- bino, Allen Ruzycki, Carol Tomaro, Sharon Dolce, Carol Hajduk, George Pfirrman, Linda Miller, Maurice Cam- panell, Martha Nangeroni, Robert Konz. Second row: Catherine Mitzen, Robert Kermizian, Scott Denniston, Richard Frezza, Dolores Skiermont, Thomas Jurkowski, Vincent Mitzen, David Bickunas, Audrey Romanok, Joan Rosenberg. Third row: Mary Zaniew- ski, Patricia Perry, John Klem, James D'Agostino, Robert Drift, David Arthur, Nelson Fields, Joseph Mirto, Susan Shultz, Mary Kay Snyder, Charles Carr. VOCAL ROOM MR. FERGUSON 75irst row: Mr. Ferguson, Michele Moss, Diane Price, Phyllis Gaglia, Judith Sem- chyshyn, Sharen Donnelly, Rose Ann Cirello, Pamila Naylor. Second row: Judith Rotunno, Gay Baade, Patricia Osborne, Patricia DeBartolome, Amy Stevenson, Maria Coccorese, Nora Tsang, Elaine Dytch. PAGE 74 I-IOMEROOM 305 MRS. VERTREES Tirst row: Mrs. Vertrees, Jennifer Ol- son, Roseann Valent, Paul Kosko, Bar- bara Smalley, Robert Brill, Vincent Morano, Donna Praster, Zdzislawa Ja- sinski, William Hutteman, Jane Rudzik. Second row: Joan Petrock, Howard Mundy, Janice Repetz, Carol Schenck, James Velcheck, Alan Chase, Susan Foulks, Sandy McPherson, Kenneth Hibble, Dolores Toto. Third row: Diane Tomaro, Wayne Grinewich, Benjamin Bartlett, Richard Korab, Joe Barch, Alex Rykala, Nick Cocco, Richard Diet- rich, Leo Bialuk, Florence Reed. BAND ROOM MR. CHERSACK, MR. BJONERUD ?7ir5t row: David Costain, Ena Scho- field, Brad Fox, Michele Huber, Ellen Donnelly, Stella Koh, Donna Baldanza, Gary Deschu, Sue Camarda. Second row: Peggy Cay, Fred DiAlfonso, Carol Chamberlain, Michele Inzeo, David Baldanza, Ann Blattner, Anthony Fe- raro, David Spangler, Irene LeGuyader, Helenjeanne Dwyer, Lillian MacMath, Nicole LiPochat. Third row: Robert Mundy, Louis Longo, Arthur Johnson, Donald Maher, William Springer, Wil- liam Lewis, Albinas Prizgintas, Barry Shereshevski, Michael Pitoscia, Mari- lyn Cohen, Joseph Romano. Fourth row: Jean Powers, Wendy Mickelson, Ruth- anne Lamason, Marty Tolomeo, Nancy Stevenson, Tom Sinibaldi, Stanton Rush, Lucy Sharp, Anthony Morano, Elizabeth VanNest, Janice Hutcheson, Cerri Tkacy. Jldvisor and Counselor MRS. BRADFORD Student Council Representatives Tirst row: Susan Shappell, Carmen Bottino, Gerald Carbone Second row: Carlton Allen, Vincent D,Augustino. CLASS HISTORY As we stand on the threshold of high school, we find that school is not all work. There are dances and parties, plays and concerts, trips and finally graduation. The eighth grade students participated in many more activities this year along with our own dances sponsored by the newly created Club 87. This club was organized as a service club to work within the seventh and eighth grades. There were also more fields of sports opened to the eighth grade pupils: modern dancing for the girls and bowling for both boys and girls. An Evening of Music and Drama with the Seventh and Eighth Graders was presented February 17. The annual eighth grade trip was a boat excursion around Man- hattan lsland and a memorable visit to the towering United Na- tions Building in New York City. Last, but not least, was the eighth grade graduation. This was probably the happiest and most exciting day of the whole school year. Next fall we will be entering the high school as freshmen! KATHY RODGERS ALICE VARTANIAN MICHAELINE KOWALSKI The Class of 1966 HOMEROOM 112 Mus. BRADFORD Tirst row: Carolyn Gamble, Kathleen Sprinkle, Linda Pipp, Paveen Jones, Donald Bright, Barbara Fidacaro, Paul- ette Imbriani, Linda Gutowski, jeffrey Katchen, Mrs. Bradford. Second row: David Koh, Charles Fox, Peter l-ledden, Lynn Freedman, Alice Vartanian, Carl- ton Allen, Ronald Ibach, Catherine Yar- nell, Anthony Mastrull, Kathy Rodgers. Third row: Donald Mahanna, Susan Senesy, Frank Morano, Wayne Chilew- ski, Leigh Kirby, Bruce Cannelonga, Iva Sue Maclennan, Robert Gerber. PAGE 75 HOMEROOM 119 Miss CARLINO Tirst row: Dorothy DiBiase, james Lu- ise, Richard Harabin, Joanne Suk, Car- mene Bottino, Robert Gibbons, Bonnie Kunkle, Maria Confalone. Second row: Kathryn Simon, Caroline D'Allesandro, Patricia Diamente, Jeanette Potts, San- dra Barton, Robert Bruce, Nancy Stine, Peggy Bestrain, Susan Cowdell. Third row: Lynne Foulks, Migdallia Podilla, Robert Ambrose, Emmett Morgan, Dan- iel Natalizio, William Waltman, Joseph Caccavelli, Miguel Laluz. HOMEROOM 116 MR. SCAGLIOTTA Tirst row: joseph Frezza, Sandra Beaney, Barbara Luise, Veronica Kleber, Theodore Stetz, Anthony Dogonari, Victor Guiguoli, joseph Dunn, Mr. Scagliotta. Second row: Wayne Allen, Patricia Schenck, Linda Vickey, Ken- neth Schwyzer, Gene Rossi, Linda Tor- lish, Peter Quintana, Vincent D'Agos- tino. Third row: Eugene Harvey, Kim Novack, William Hartman, Ellen Moore, Mary Drift, Francis Palazzi, Paula Sanders, Dennis Leary. HOMEROOM 117 Mn. HAASE Tirst row: Angela Luise, Richard Lei- bold, Peter Cecchine, Michael Kermi- zian, Leonard Rizzo, Anthony Jannuz- zi, Richard Campanell, Arthur Forziati, Gerald Carbone. Second row: Louis Lanna, Gail Kolba, john Farano, Denise Newland, Mark Barber, Candy Lin- czyk, Christine Lupa, jean Harabin, Adam Jannone. Third row: Loretta De- Baro, Carl Feathers, Michaeline Kowal- ski, Robert Salvatore, Donald Green- wood, Thomas Buzby, Francis Crouch, Jean Voorhees, Phyllis Mancino. HOMEROOM 114 Miss MARTIN Tirst row: Miss Martin, Daniel Stein, Susan Prugh, Gilbert Strelec, Carol Vescia, Rebecca VanNest, Kathleen Hathaway, Theodore Seims, Anthony Varacalli. Second row: Norman lnkpen, Susan Shappell, Andrea Renwanz, Nor- ma DeGhetto, Dennis Miller, Dolores Spencer, Sherry Sherman, Aimea Le- Pochat, Lawrence Clarke. Third row: Michael Park, Michael Melesurgo, Wil- liam Minnick, Martin Nutt, jane Barile, Michael Horgas, Frank Leibold, Mi- chael Scotillo, Richard Warwick. The Class of 1967 cLAss HISTORY It's the end of another year and as we look back we re- member how the year started in mass seventh grade con- fusion. However, many seventh graders adapted themselves quickly to their new routine. We enjoyed two sessions of dancing lessons given by Mr. Thomas. Available to us as extracurricular activities were bowling, basketball, wrestling, flag football, modern danc- ing, and volleyball. A new club, Club 87, was formed to replace the seventh and eighth grade student council. This club sponsored dances during the year. A seventh and eighth grade talent show was presented as well as a public speaking contest. This year we took a three-in-one class trip. First stop was Princeton to see Nassau Hall and Morven, the Gov- ernor's home. Then we proceeded to Trenton where we visited the State Capitol and saw the Assembly and the Governor's office. We also toured the State Museum. The trip was highlighted by Independence Hall and Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. The musically inclined enjoyed a trip to Carnegie Hall early in the year. B.B.H.S. has shown us a very successful and exciting first year. Now we look forward to eighth grade , one step closer to our goal-graduation. DAVID BERG STEPHEN ZANVILLE HOMEROOM 219 MISS.BONHAM Tirst row: jean Cerminara, Paul Skier- mont, Debbie Paolino, Peter Nangeroni, Daniel Tullo, Thomas Harabin, Chris- tine Parente, Ronald Rabbu, Debbie Rogers. Second row: Robert Cozza, Charleen Harman, Carol Smith, Robert Mondrone, Christine Heslin, Leslie Teed, Anita Tampoia, Elizabeth Pray, Louis Miklowcic, Alanson Stevens. Third row: Bouke Brink, Nancy Lewis, Nancy Sara, Anthony Orlando, Ste- phen Zanville, Curtis Stewart, Shirley Monteschio, David VanderLinden. Student Council Representatives first row: Phyllis O,Neil, Evelyn Doremus, Deb- bie Rogers. Second row: Daniel Tullo, Joseph Yannetta. 'E' Advisor and Counselor MRS. BRADFORD 1:-if -- -if -we-ral .s,..ar..,,,am.. 1: t.ff,-- , - ww fis.. --w,s,i..f, ffertmt- e....W : . -- . HOMEROOM 221 MR. LEE Tirst row: Kenneth Hall, Mary Mac- Math, Carol Gackenbach, Anthony Lo- Sardo, Stanley Lobby, Beverly Koggan, Kathy Hutcheson, Janet Bright, Lynn Margules, Mr. Lee. Second row: Ed- ward Mazzoni, Vivian Marcot, Kevin Clarke, Susan Slingman, Nancy O'Con- ner, Edward Adler, David Berg, Stephen Ponichtera, Howard Langdon, Carl Maltese. Third row: Douglas Bestrain, Robert Mickucki, Mary Ann Hawkins, Phyllis O'Neil, Nancy Wall, Kristin Mortimer, Frank Guido. HOMEROOM 218 MRS. STEARNS Tirst row: Thomas Pitoscia, Cora Feath- ers, Phyllis Rizzo, Nora Nardone, Rus- sell Peery, Susan DeBencik, Margie Guido, Charles Mente, john Gibbons. Second row: Linda Vliet, David Car- lino, Sheila jannone, Diane Maiullo, Charles Baird, Kathy Yannetta, Bettie Stratford, Evelyn Doremus, Mary To- maro, Florence Gianfrancesco. Third row: Albert Giarretta, Richard De- Ghetto, William Rose, joel jannone, Elaine Costabile, George Buczkouski, Michael Berdinella, Wayne Koyanik, Robert Schenck. PAGE 78 ' HOMEROOM 216 Mus. CLARK Tirst row: Ronald Bogumil, Robert Blackburn, Donald Wille, Bernard Pi- rone, Phyllis Fratatuno, Deborah Sara, john Arkwright, joseph Sadowski, jo- seph Yannetta, Mrs. Clark. Second row: Joseph Fasanella, William Lazenby, Neil DeScala, Alice Creteau, Louis De- Rosa, Gayle Festa, james Forrester, Susan Reed, Nerissa Toupin. Third row: Albert Mazzacco, Vincent Bona- duce, Melvin Vincent, Paul Vetter, Carolyn Owsik, Michael Picchiello, John Kowalski, Bonnie Schumann, Susan Todd. - f 1 ff? ' 7th AND 8th GRADE CANDIDS up E, E s. .dw ,,,,f,-H ' .:.,f:1f.' wif- ., sa fi: A , iii? 9 . , 2.4 vxiffw 'fi , b fig, 5' 3 A 1' in ' 5 1 X pigs 1,3 ig . 5 ,Q if ' 15' 3 M s 1 , x r h G, I . . 5 1 . , if -,J Q Ai x If D 'Q '3l.j..X lA PHOTOS BY KI HWAN a 13ST..fY.g Y 'Q Al 5. K V . .wlif 4- F HUHUEIVI Ib A-1' 5 X.....f 22 KNUW READ ENJOY? 535-Qi, ff al-.. L G M I ll E 3 Q 3 if n S in mzfiievf flrsm1f1xw1:-:ffiffmgassrssrmveezssuxmwwzepw If xmas: 5 ,:w:-fw--V Q V k f 2 ,, sffswzssas. W rwssm-:rp Comlveiing Handy THROUGH sPoRTs, we have learned to accept defeat as well as victory, to pro- mote participation instead of indifference, and to strive for fairness rather than per- sonal gain. , e Sports First row: M. Sicora, M. Frezza, K. Sinibaldi, F. Giaretta, W. Thomas, E. Beaney, E Horvath, F. Cresina, K. jinotti, D. O,Dell, W. Speri. Second row: Coach Furino, L. Mil chuk, R. Kaminski, W. Beam, I. Nichols, T. Gudusky, M. Prytula, C. Buzby, S. Dreswick, Coach Eutsler. Third row: Coach Bebo, S. Zacheru, R. Dente, J. De Vincenzo, j. Jannone, F. Rick, F. Warner, W. Crews, R. Niemczyk, P. Lopa, Coach McIntyre. Touftb row L. Johanson, R. Savage, R. Osborne, J. Kline, A. Stolarik, S. Kubeck, R. Pitoscia, W. F 0 O T B A L L The 1961 football season produced one of the slimmest turnouts for Zimmerman, G. DeCastro. ?iftIo row: T. Patullo, B. Fox, F. DiAlfonso, J. Perone, J. Palkowski, D. Baldanza, R. I-Iilderbrand, R. Daniels, S. Denniston. Sixth row: A. Patullo, B. Springer, J. Romano, L. Lungo, M. Tolemeo, C. Esposito, A. 'Beaty, P. Frueler, T. Sinibaldi. Seventh row: B. Lewis, R. Baluta, R. Baginski, B. Malloy, R. Korab, J. Bennett, F. Modzelewski, A. Palumbo, R. Wykotf. BILL SPERI BILL THOMAS . I.. T- Q 1 ' MARTY FREZZA KEN SINIBALDI I Co-Ca t. H ,I lf' Q, 'X NI BILL BEAM KEN JINOTH T W. - ..., N ox ..... A '1:. l i THOMAS GLIDUSKY ED HORVATH varsity positions in the schoolis history. Despite Crusader spirit and determination, the squad turned out only a mediocre record of three wins and six losses. ' The Crusaders opened the season with a crushing 19-6 victory over the Bernardsville Mountaineers. Their first setback was inflicted by Berkeley Heights, 24-0. In the Manville game which followed the team again could not manage to score a touchdown and were de- feated 6-0. The second Bound Brook victory came with a decisive 20-7 blow over Middlesex. Again the varsity was held scoreless on con- secutive Saturdays by North Plainheld, 35-0, and the Golden Falcons of Bridgewater-Raritan, 26-O. For their third and final victory, the Brooks edged out Saint Peters, 21-15. On the following week Watchung Hills defeated the Varsity Eleven, 20-12. The final loss was dealt by arch-rival Somerville in the LEONARD MILCHUK STAN DRESWICK annual Turkey Day game, 45-7. Outstanding linemen were the defensive signal caller, Charles Buzby, who received honorable mention from the All-Somerset County pickers, Michael Sicora, William Kline, James Fabok and Donald . Odell. A ffiif T ' . 1 Among the leading backs were Ken Jinotti, the leading scorer who E also received honorable mention from the local newspapers, William Thomas, Ken Sinibaldi and quarterback Tom Gudusky. FRED CRESINA - , ' ' ' - T f'-:: - Q lf, K - .. E ? Z5l f,, r i ,KVV 2 - E I ..fli sii - . v ' it- JIM NICHOLS MIKE PRYTULA CHAlgfgaEtuZBY RAY KAMINSKI ED BEANEY SENIOR FOOTBALL FOOTBALL COACHES E , , . . ' Left to right: jack Eutsler, Freshmen Coach, Daryl Mclntyre, Freshmen Coach, Stephen ing wwf F'g1Cgra'bD' HdigiglilaclirerglhlgisCwmggali ldlgOrll2E::l'iniifeinegxiiizolzld55533 Furino, Head Coach, Nelson Bebo, Assistant Coach, Bernard Rodgers, Assistant Coach. , reswic , . uz y, . , . , . , 4 I - - - row: K, Sinibaldi, K. Jinotti, T. Gudusky, W. Speri, W. Thomas, M. Frezza. First row: Mgr, Van Middlesworth, W. Lltasi, F. DeLisi, A. Kostecki, S. Evans, J. Zember, Z. Cuper, M. Perdue, A. Caroccia, j. Prugh, F. Warner, Mgr. R. Marcot Second row: Coach Steidle, B. Rossi, R. Pitoscia, T. Barile, B. Zuckerman, A. Walsh, S. Dreswick, P. Ogden, M. Altiere, D. Romanok, J, MARTY PERDUE, capf. jannone, J. Yarashas, Coach Barile. BASKETBALL The basketball team Finished the season with a record of 13 wins and 7 defeats. One of the setbacks came at the hands of the South Plainfield Tigers in the opening round of the Central Jersey Tourna- ment. The leading scorer was Alan Walsh, a junior, who finished the season with 406 points. He broke the all-time single season scoring record at BBHS. Graduating seniors include Bart Rossi, Stan Dres- wick, Marty Perdue, Richard Sharp, Frank DeLisi, Dave Romanok, and jim Jannone. In Somerset County the Crusaders finished second to Somerville. Their only losses in the county were two to the Pioneers and two to Bridgewater-Raritan. Highlights of the season included a win over Highland Park, 60-58, a 40 point performance by Marty Perdue in the Middlesex game and a near upset over mighty Somerville, 59-58. BART ROSSI STAN DRESWICK Left to right: joseph Barile, james Steidle. JIM JANNONE ,JW 4? I 5 farm! ' iL...n SENIOR BASKETBALL FRANK DeLISI , , , DAVE ROMANOK Left to right: F. DeLisi, D. Romanok, S. Dreswick, I. Jannone, B. Rossi, M. Perdue. MIKE NAGY Left to right: Michael Schibanoff, Nelson Rebo. WRESTLING The Crusader's 1961-62 wrestling squad suffered a heartbreaking sea- son when compared with records of past years. Under the supervision of coaches Schibanoff and Bebo, the matmen registered a seasonal rec- ord of four wins and six losses. The victories were over Bridgewater- Raritan, Middlesex, Edison and Manville. KEN SINIBALDI , Co-Capt. CHRIS STARBALA Inexperience plus injuries lost many of the meets for the Crusaders. But as the season progressed the underclassmen showed vast improve- ment. Senior members who were out giving support were Mike Nagy, Ken Sinibaldi, John Tackenburg, Jim Fabok, and Chris Starbala. With the return of Jim Connerton, Ray Stys, John Grammiccioni, Tom Sinibaldi and Jim O'Connor, the grapplers should show a considerable improvement. SENIOR WRESTLING JOHN TACKENBLIRG '- ,z1s1s,. f .41 Tirst row: K. Sinibaldi, M. Nagy. Second row: D. Gale, I. Tackenburg, C. Starbala. ' g -- Q , si ,,,. '.,,,.,, DOUGLAS GALE Tirsr mm: R. Ray, J. Grammiccioni, R. Stys, C. Starbala, T. Sinibaldi, 1. OIConnor, K. Sinibaldi, M. Nagy, Second RQY STYS row: Mgr. W, Hartnagle, G, Deschu, R. Smith, 1. Waverka, W. Zimmerman, j. Tackenburg, I. Connerton, J. Gram- 0-Capt PAGE 88 miccioni, A. Varacalli. Third row: R, Iacano, R. Daniels, F. Cornacchione, D. Gale, D. Lopa, C. Gale, J. Romano, N. Sargeant. Tourtb row: Coach Bebo, G. Modzelewski, P, Freuler, R. Savage, S. Kubeck, D. Maher, Coach Schibanoff. M, 9 fa ' - Imsnnus ,nl SQJRHQE Q ' 1 5 'I USIDERS i v U Hg in Hn, Sf? lmkmzns mo f Q- S39 H549 nusnnsns , - L sm 'Ru In :ausmm il -MIA' ,asf W fwifam? 15 9 A,, f WW .Am MW' In 2' , 55533 ef .,, --M. Q2 r--mx W 4 'if: ' fd! v, i 5 11 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Tron! row: Coach Furino, F. Warner, R. Patullo, F. Comichione, J. Vandeveer, S. Evans, R. Stys, T. Williams, M. Frezza, T. Pfirrman, VARSITY BASEBALL COACHES Coach Steidle. Second row: R. Neimyzk, J. Tarintino, R. Boccadutre, J, Connerton, R. Potoscia, C. Hoback, W. Bennett, R. Rotunno, Left-JAMES STEIDLE G. Kowalski, S. Silock. Third row: Mgr. Mayernik, W. Beam, B. Rossi, B. Zuckerman, W. Bunting, M. Mauro, S. Dreswick, j. Yarashas, 1. Capra, S. Wysocki, D. O'Dell, W. Speri, Mgr. Costain. R197-'f-STEVE FURINO BASEBALL Coach Stephen Furinois Crusader baseball squad turned out a moderately successful sea- son, winning eleven of their seventeen contests with one game resulting in a tie. The surprise of the campaign came in the last game with the defeat of Bernardsville, 3-0. Leading hitter on the team was centerfielder Steve Silock who belted out an average of .418. This average gave him the honor of being Somerset County's leading hitter. Silock, along with catcher Mike Mauro and pitcher Bob Boccadutre made the All-Somerset County Team. Pitching chores were shared among Boccadutre, Stan Dreswick, Ralph Rotunno and Bill Bunting. Mauro handled the catching chores, while joe Yarashas played first base. The rest of the infield was patrolled by Stan Wysocki at second, Bill Speri at short and John Capra at third. The outfield was anchored by Silock in center, Russ Patullo in right and Bart Rossi in left. SENIOR BASEBALL Trent row: Coach Furino, D. O'Dell, W. Speri, M. Frezza, Coach Steidli Second row: W. Beam, B. Rossi, W. Bunting, S. Dreswick, TRACK The track season of 1961 again brought glory to the Crusaders under the leadership of Coach Mike Schibanoif. The team enjoyed a successful season of 10 wins and no losses drawing a winning streak of 23 meets in 3 years. In addition to this, the Crusaders took the laurels in the County Meet and the County Relays. The team forced impressive victories over Manville, Middlesex, Somerville, Piscataway, Bernards- ville, North Plainfield, Bridgewater, and Watchung, and squeezed out victories over Delaware Re- gional and South River. During the season, two new records were set. Art Morecraft tossed the discuss 148'6 and Melvin Perry ran the 220 in 22.8 seconds. In the County Meet, jim Schibanoff made an impressive showing in the 120 high hurdles by setting a new County Record at 14.7 seconds, while teammate Joe Mendel stole the 180 low SENIQR TRACK hurdles from him by setting a new record of 20.7 seconds. Then in the relays the team of Rocky Tyan! ww, D. Gale' C, Hunter, F, Renda, Q. Vescia, Sec, Epolito, Al Stolarick, joe Dente, and Melvin Perry set a record for the 440 at 44.6 seconds. ond row: W. Blauta, K. Sinibaldi, C. Buzby, M. Sicora. Third row: R. jannone, R. Lawson, T. Maloney, D. Romanok. VARSITY TRACK TEAM Tron! row: Coach Lee, R. Epolito, M, Surma, R. Ray, N, Barber, D. Gale, R. Dente, F. Renda, A. Prizgintas, J. O'Connor, Coach Fischer Coach Schibanoff. Second row: W. Crews, J. jannone, R. jannone, K. Nemchick, 1. Prugh, W. Blauta, M. Klompus, C. Hunter, M. Kelly G. Vescia, K. Sinibaldi, C. Brody. Ubird row: W. Kline, 1. Zember, D. Mangino, A. Stolarik, C. Minarcik, R. Osbome, M. Stolarik, R Lawson, j. Symanski, T. Maloney, R. Ciarillo, C. Martlnek, T. Barile. Tourtb row: A. Morecraft, R. Savage, W. Lapascynski, S. Kubeck W. Zimmerman, C. Buzby, M. Altiere, A. Dimacio, D. Tarlach, M. Sicora, S. Wisniewski, D. Romanok. TRACK COACHES Left: jerry O. Lee. Center: Michael Schibanoff. Right: Michael Fischer. IJ K fx 2 E Wa 3, ,Q-N ' W . ,, ...IW W .Mew 4 .Y I Vwffkincg Handy. . MAY THE SPIRIT of participation and cooperation which permeated our daily activities at Bound Brook High School remain with us always, enrich- ing our lives and those of others. cflctizfitief Art Club Advisor, MISS WHITHAM Committee of Members Senior Member, GREG CIENCIN Secretary, ANITA HANSON Treasurer, LORRAINE SARLO Biology Club Advisor, MRS. O'NEILL President, GRACE CLARK 'Vice-President, KAREN BEATTY Secretary, PAT MALONE Treasurer, CHESTER MINARCIK lub! Cafeteria Squad Advisor, MR. KATZ Captain, ROBERT SAVAGE Cheerleaders Advisors, MRS. STEIDLE, MISS CARLINO Manager, CAROLE TODD Chemistry Club Advisor, MR. EPPLEY President, JAMES HLITCHESON 'Vice-President, JAMES SMITH Secretary-1Treasurer, PATRICIA MCCARRICK Choir Advisor, MR. FERGUSON President, PETER ANGELAKOS 'Vice-President, CHESTER MINARCIK Secretary-Treasurer, ROBERT DILEO Accompanist, DAVID JLIDSON ACTIVITIES Color Guard Advisor, MR. CHERSACK Captain, CAROL TOREKY Wlanager, NANCY BARCH Commercial Club Advisor, MRS. SPERDUTO President, NANCY BARCH 'Vice-President, LORETTA TEDESCO Secretary, BETH VanLIEW Treasurer, ANNA PIETRANCELO Concert Band Advisor, MR. CHERSACK President, JOHN MONROE 'Vice-President, CHARLES BUZBY Secretary, SALLY STEVENSON Treasurer, JEAN BEHRENS Dramatic Club Advisor, MR. TOLLEFSON President, ROBERT JANNONE 'Vice-President, TERESA GELARDI Secretary, JOSEPH KRENETSKY Treasurer, GRACE CLARK Fire Squad Advisor, MR. ELITSLER Chief, DAVID CHRISTMAN French Club Advisor, MISS LAWRENCE President, MABEL VISBEEK 'Vice-President, KATIE LaMAR Treasurer, JOAN NIKELSKY Secretary, MARY LOU CUDDY Future Homemakers of America Club Advisor, MRS. DEZORT President, LOIS MacMATH 'Vice-President, MARGARET PICCI-HELLO Secretary, BARBARA BISSON Treasurer, ANNE VADNEY Future Nurses Club Advisors, MRS. REITZ, MRS. FRITFS President, PAULETTE PROKOP Secretary, KATHY MALLOY Future Teachers of America Club Advisor, MRS. LUELLEN President, SALLY STEVENSON 'Vice-President, VICKI MATTHEWS Secretary, DIANE THOMAS Treasurer, MARYANN KORNPROBST Cerman Club Advisors, MISS PARK, MR. STEVENS President, KAREN BEATTY 'Vice-President, CAROL CLILLEY Secretary, KATHY MALLOY Treasurer, CHESTER MINARCIK Girls' Athletic Associauon Advisor, MRS. YOI-IN President, JOAN WILLIAMS 'Vice-President, KAREN BEA'I'I'Y Secretary, GRACE CLARK Girls, Glee Club Advisor, MR. FERGUSON Girls' Leader Corps C Advisor, MRS. YOI-IN President, CHRIS YARNELL Vice-President, JUDY WALL Secretary, PEGGY SMITH I-lall Squad Advisor, MR. SWIFT Captain, POWELL WHALEN I PAGE 98 Honor Society Advisor, MRS. KLOMPUS President, THADDELIS TLILEJA 'Vice-President, JOHN MONROE Treasurer, PATRICIA PANDOLPH Secretary, VICKI MATTHEWS Junior Band Advisor, MR. CHERSACK Junior Red Cross Advisor, MRS. ALBERT President, JANET KERN 'Vice-President, JUDY VADNEY Corresponding Secretary, NORA TSANG Recording Secretary, MARCIA STAGER Treasurer, CAROLE TODD Latin Club Advisor, MRS. LANGE Consules, THADDEUS TLILEJA, ARTHUR MILGROM Praetor, JLIDITH VADNEY Censor, MICHAEL WHALEN Ouaestor, DIANE THOMAS Library Club Advisor, MISS TACKNEY President, PAULETTE ICKES Vice-President, TERRY PROKOP Secretary-Treasurer, LINDA HOWEN Program Chairman, JOAN WILLIAMS Marching Band Advisor, MR. CI-IERSACK Drum Wiajorettes, RITA FREEDMAN, SALLY STEVENSON Mu Alpha Theta Club Advisor, MR. STEIDLE President, JOI-IN MONROE 'Vice-President, HOWARD MOSS Secretary-Treasurer, JAMES I-ILITCI-IESON Orchesis Advisor, MRS. WEBSTER President, TERESA GELARDI 'Vice-President, KAREN CARLSON Secretary, NANCY BARCH Treasurer, PI-IYLLIS SMITH Wardrobes, GEORGIA GARDZIEL Pep Club Advisor, MR. MOODY President, LOIS MacMATH 'Vice-President, MARGARET LANNA Secretary-Treasurer, KATHLEEN SAVAGE Photography Club Advisor, MR. LEE President, JIM SNYDER 'Vice-President, JACK GRISET Treasurer, ROY MARCOT Secretary, KATHY SPRINKLE School News Staff Advisor, MRS. SCHUMACHER Searchlight Advisors, MRS. SCHLIMACHER, MR. KNISLEY Co-editors-in-chief, CAROL CULLEY, NELLY RODGERS Teature Editor, JOAN NIKELSKY Artists, DIANE FELKOWSKI, JOSEPH GARCIA Co-ordinating News Editors, MABEL VISBEEK, LEE LLIELLEN iyping Editor, PATRICIA MCGUIRE Photographers, CHESTER MINARCIK, JAMES SNYDER Photography Editor, HOWARD MOSS Headline Editor, JOYCE PRANZATELLI Sports Editor, EDWARD STECKEL Advertising, JANET HUTCHESON, ELIZABETH VAN NEST Copyreading Editor, JANICE PRANZATELLI Exchange Editor, PEGGY GAY Business Manager, LYNN LEVINSON Seventh and Eighth Crade Service Club Advisor, MR. HAASE President, FRANCIS LEIBOLD 'Vice-President, CARL MALTESE Secretary, PHYLLIS MANCINO Spanish Club Advisor, MISS COLEMAN President, VICKI MATTHEWS 'Vice-President, EILEEN DANKO Secretary, HELEN' ZACKERLI T reasnrer, MARGARET LAN N A Stagecrafters AdUi501', MR. KILKAITIS President, PETER CROWNFIELD 'Vice-President, JIM SMITH Secretary, BOB ADLER Treasurer, JOHN MIERS Student Council Advisor, MRS. WEBSTER President, POWELL WHALEN 'Vice-President, COLIN HUNTER Corresponding Secretary, JOYCE RASNAK Recording Secretary, KELLY MALONEY Treasurer, BILL SPERI Tri-I-Ii-Y Club Advisor, MISS PARK President, CAROL TOREKY 'Vice-President, KAREN CARLSON Secretary, CAROL MASTERS Treasurer, MONICA KLILCYSKI Twirlers Advisor, MR. CHERSACK 7-lead Twirler, PATRICIA PANDOLPI-I Managers, VICKI MATTHEWS, CAROL BURNS Varsity Double MB Club Advisor, MR. FLIRINO President, DONALD ODELL 'Vice-President, BILL THOMAS Secretary, MARTY FREZZA Treasurer, RAY STYS Visual Aides Club Advisor, MR. MCINTYRE Drama Club Play .z' ' - .. 2 ,. 4 l sg, . . ' rrkl ' nfl L.. L. 43. ln- .a,a , F Q P' ,, P J - ' T ' lf an-'f :II - :gc- ,g ' I . A ' M . Y , I ' ' V. H 1 ' 2 lr ! : 5 P l P P ,,, Q f ,,, , 2 r a P 'lllut yourself in my place. P' ' I f D 6 V ' - .W I ,... - l A v T T' Y t v f , 0 Now where did I leave my hammer? THE PLAYERS . 4 Q 1- Somebody made a mark in the ceiling. Powell Whalen we! ,, . A P' . . What we need 15 a bottle of cream soda. nm letrangelo V RU - L lf Mr Tollcfson wants one more lxght on thls set he ll get 1t our thc head Yon're no son of mine. Mimi Moss Pete Crownfield Bob jannone You damned whelp. hasn t o liv C fl' loc Krcnetsky Ruth Weingartner, Karla Beatty, Don Stys. Ma, Ma, wake up. Gosh, that is luck, When does she sail? 1 So 'YSL' iomorrow and d Q. Aw Qnlt C ,nw . S, omg b 4: . -Q ack ,, 4 Q. . 'Q- 4 ' AQW 4 A W ,, nw ., ,fDar,,aH h A . A . - Al 1 ,S 5.11 n in 5 I y'0Vi'1'buSi 1 in A ff ' n n , N 'Q 1 . 'l ' n L, , , 5 Y ll 1 Q., 75. 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WEIDNER TED TULEJA LITERARY STAFF DIANE FELKOWSKI EDITORIAL STAFF Echo Staff Editor-iw Chief ................, ....., .,.,..,. Associate Editor, Literary ,..,. .,... , ,. Associate Edilof, Rusinessm... SENIOR STAFF EDITORS - Helena Martian, Lois MacMath, Joyce Ras'- nak, Peter Maurer, Roger Luczu, James Smith WILL-PROPHECY EDITORS E Sally Stevenson, James Hutcheson SPECIAL FEATURES EDITOR - Susan Schihanoff CLASS HISTORIES EDITOR-Cheryl Kisonak CLUB EDITOR-Katie LaMar SPORTS EDITOR-Edward Steckel CIRCULATION MANAGERS - Allan Robertson, Carolee Huber ADVERTISING MANAGER - Rita Freedman TYPING EDITOR-Patricia Pandolph SENIOR STAFF TYPING EDITOR- Regina Spioch ART EDITORwJoseph Garcia THEME ART EDITORiDiane Fel- kowski PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR - Peter Crownfield FACULTY ADVISOR-L. M. Weidner SENIOR STAFF-Susan Conn, Patri- cia Mignella, Victoria Matthews, Joan Nikelsky, Monica Kulcyski, Mary Lou Cuddy, Diane Thomas, Thomas Mauillo, Robert Jannone, John Miers, Eric Gellerman, Powell Whalen ..i........THADDELIS TULEJA ..,.....,......jl.IDlTI-I VADNEY ......,..,....FRANK STABILE WILL-PROPHECY AND SPECIAL FEATURES STAFF--Donna Porro- vecchio, Carole Todd, Thomas Ega- ney, David Romanok SPORTS STAFF-Gerald Shargel, Pa- tricia McCarrick CLASS HISTORIES AND CLUB STAFF - Betsy Slingman, Elaine Zelechivsky, Christine Yarnell ART STAFF-Karen Carlson, Diane Felkowski, William Bubenick, June Horvath, Joseph Garcia, Carolyn Blattner CIRCULATION STAFF - Edward Horvath, Robert Lapinski, Sharon Myers, Filomena Patullo, Jacqueline Rafferty, Carol Ann Burns, Paulette Prokop, Alexandria Mangino, Mar- cia Stager, Jeanette Perone, Barbara Bisson, Carol Rotatori, Elizabeth Sil- vonek, Margaret Picchiello, Arlene Wahl, Marie Capanna, Victoria Mat- thews, James DiDabo, Elaine Zele- chivsky, Joan Cieslikowski, Dorothy Tyska, Geraldine Cinelli, Monica Kulcyski, John Miers, Eric Geller- man, Robert Jannone, Susan Conn ADVERTISING STAFF - Edward Horvath, Geraldine Cinelli, Diane Thomas, Thomas Mauillo, Sharon Myers, Jacqueline Rafferty, Mar- garet Picchiello, James DiDato, Alexandria Mangino, Marcia Stager. Elizabeth Silvonek, Carolyn Blatt- ner, Janet Kern, Karen Carlson, Arlene Wahl, Robert Jannone TYPING STAFF - Carol Rotatori, Joan Cieslikowski, Jeanette Perone, Barbara Bisson, Margaret Picchiello, Sharon Myers, Jacqueline RaH'erty, Carol Ann Burns, Dorothy Tyska, Elizabeth Silvonek is o aiol I BUSINESS STAFF RITA FREEDMAN PAT RANDOLPH REGINA SPLOCH ECHO STAFF HEADS PAGE107 PAGE 108 INDUSTRIES, BUSINESSES, and FRIENDS whose fine spirit of co-operation and generosity helped to make this yearbook something of which our class, our school, and our community can be proud. We, the Class of 1962, are deeply grateful to each one and express our sincere appreciation. CIVIENTION THE ECHO WHEN YOU PATRONIZE THESE FRIENDSJ 2722253 1962 JOHNS-MANVILLE PRODUCTS CORPORATION NJTZZIQS I- I 1- -.- Compliments of-A PROFESSIONAL FRIEND Bound Brook Compliments of-A FRIEND-E.H.W. Middlesex Best Wishes, Class of '62 Bound Brook Compliments of-A PROFESSIONAL FRIEND - Bound Brook Compliments of-A FRIEND--V.W.L. Bound Brook - - Congratulations, Graduates Bound Brook North Plainfield Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Somerville THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOMERSET COUNTY - - Compliments of-A PROFESSIONAL FRIEND Bound Brook Best Wishes, Class at '62 MR. and MRS. P. MANGINO Bound Brook - congmwiafsons, Graduates C River Road, Bound Brook Division of Union Carbide Corporation M Compliments of-A PROFESSIONAL FRIEND Bound Brook Compliments of a friend-AL'S MARKET Bound Brook Congratulations, Class ot '62 R-B-H Bound Brook Division of Interchemical Corporation Compliments of-A PROFESSIONAL FRIEND EL 6-8556 120 Main St., South Bound Brook Su ccess , Class ot '62-36 and 47510-LOU and DICK Bound Brook Success, Class of '62 South Bound Brook THE RUBEROID COMPANY Compliments of-A FRIEND-L.M.W. Middlesex Good Luck, Graduates Findern DIEHI. MANUFACTURING COMPANY Compliments of-A FRIEND-G.H.N. Bound Brook Best Wishes, Class of '62 Bound Brook RESEARCH-COTTRELL, INC. - Compliments of-A FRIEND-R.A.W. ART COLOR PRINTING COMPANY Compliments of-A FRIEND-R.P.G. Middlesex Success, Class ot '62 Dunellen Bound Brook 281 Lincoln Blvd. Good Luck, Class ot '62 FRED L. BAUMEISTER, INC. Middlesex Compliments of-A FRIEND--T.T. Franklin Township Best Wishes, Class ot 1962 421 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook BOUND BROOK SAVINGS 84 LOAN ASSOCIATION Compliments ot-A FRIEND-E.K.W, Middlesex Gaod Luck, Graduates Lincoln Blvd., Middlesex Engineers - Constructors Compliments of-A FRIEND-L.K.W. Middlesgc Good Luck, Class ot '62 Bound Brook Franklin Township COUNTY BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY OF SOMERSET Compliments of-A FRIEND-W.F.B. Middlesex Best Wishes, Graduates JAMES CUSICK CO. Interstate Moving 8 Storage Bound Brook Middlesex Compliments of-A FRIEND-N.S.M. Bound Brook 5 e's'C 'm 62 DE CRISTOFER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors Compliments of-A FRIEND-M.M. Middlesex Congratulations, Class of '62 Middlesex EASTERN STEEL BARREL CORPORATION Compliments of-A FRIEND-M.S.M. Middlesex Best Wishes, Class of '62 Somerville FRANK W. EGAN 8s COMPANY Compliments of-A FRIEND--J.R.W. Middlesex Success, Class ot '62 Raritan ORTHO PHARMACEUTICAL CORP. Compliments of-A FRIEND--F.E.R. Bound Brook Good luck, Class of '62 Bound Brook THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY Compliments of-P.M.B.R. Middlesex Compliments of A PROFESSIONAL FRIEND Bound Brook Compliments of-P.D.Q. Bound Brook Good Luck, Graduates 234 Lincoln Blvd., Middlesex U. S. METAL COATINGS COMPANY, INC. Best Wishes Bound Brook THE BOUND BROOK BOOSTER CLUB Success, Class of '62 Bound Brook DANIEL l l. CONROY Best Wishes! Come Back To See Our Plays THE DRAMATICS CLUB Bound Brook Compliments of Bound Brook JAMES T. MINERD Compliments of B0U ld BI'00lK THE BOUND BROOK HIGH SCHOOL PEP CLUB Compliments of 356-7300 222 E. Main St., Bound Brook DR. Gnd MRS. PAUL SCl llLD Compliments, Graduates 50l11eI'Vlll9 SOMERSET l'lOSPlTAL SCHOOL OF NURSING N B ' lt s m'G es sr. PETER'S GENERAL HosPlTAL SCHOOL or NURSING ew MW Congratulations, Class of '62 BOUN-fl Bl'00li STAGECRAFTERS Success, Class gf '62 Indian Village, Bound Brook GYSBERT O. STRYKER Good Luck, Graduates SUB-DEB CLUB 50005 Bf00k Success, Class of '62 B0Uf1d Bmolf SUB-JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB Success, Class of '62 SWINGLE DINERS, INC. 300 lincoln Blvd., Middlesex Success, Class of '62 VARSITY DOUBLE-B. CLUB Bound Brook Congratulations, Class of '62 EL 6-0312 KATHY and DICK VISCIONE 3 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook PAGE 109 PAGE 110 BOUND BROOK CIVIENTION THE ECHO WHEN YOU PATRONIZE THESE FRIENDSD C 'i 'e 'S ' me INTERBOROUGH CHAMBER or COMMERCE, INCORPORATED Bound Brook Best Wishes, Graduates-ADAMS RADIO 8. T.V. REPAIR SERVICE EL 6-0529 14 Mountain Ave., Bound Brook Good Luck-AL 8. KARPY'S SERVICE STATION EL 6-9648 Union 8. Vosseller Aves., Bound Brook Best Wishes, Class ol '62 EL 6-6200 217 E. Main St., Bound Brook AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY Congratulations, Graduates EL 6-3900 APGAR BROTHERS MOTOR TRANSPORTATION Bound Brook ARCHIE'S MEN'S SHOP EL 6-1560 420 E. Main St., Bound Brook Compliments ol BAMPE'S STATIONERY EL 6-9704 407 E. Main St., Bound Brook JOSEPH A. BARANSKI, Insurance EL 6-7707 148 Vosseller Ave., Bound Brook Congratulations, Class ot '62-BART'S GLASS SHOP EL 6-2492 380 Talmadge Ave., Bound Brook Congratulations EL 6-9783 419 W. Union Ave., BAYER'S SHELL SERVICE STATION Bound Brook Compliments of-E. L. BELLI, INC. EL 6-0880 Hamilton Street, Bound Brook Success, Graduates WALTER S. BIELICKY EL 6-0250 307 E. 2nd St., Bound Brook Best Wishes, Class of '62 BLANTON 8. STEELE HARDWARE COMPANY EL 6-2686 408 Vosseller Ave., Bound Brook BILL AND ED'S FLYING A SERVICENTER EL 6-9714 506 E. Main St., Bound Brook Congratulations-BOLMER MOTOR CAR COMPANY EL 6-0175 East Main Street, Bound Brook Congratulations, Class of '62 BONADUCE BAKERY EL 6-0975 206 Talmadge Ave., Bound Brook BROOK BARBER SHOP Station Plaza, Bound Brook Congratulations from your Local Newspaper-BOUND BROOK CHRONICLE EL 6-2800 16 Mountain Ave., Bound Brook BOUND BROOK DINER, We also cater EL 6-9777 502 E. Main St., Bound Brook IOpen 24 hoursl Congratulations-BOUND BROOK LAUNDRY SERVICE EL 6-0647 265 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook Good Luck, Graduates EL 6-2177 25 Hamilton St., Bound Brook BOUND BROOK PHARMACY L.T,.D. Success, Class ol '62-BOUND BROOK VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS EL 6-9065 51 Talmadge Ave., Bound Brook Compliments ol EL 6-2906 26 West Main St., Bound Brook BRADDOCK HEAT TREATING COMPANY BROOK BAKERY EL 6-9644 414 E. Main SI., Bound Brook BROOK MACHINE COMPANY, INC. EL 6-1587 303 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook BROOK MUSIC CENTER IEverything Musicall EL 6-1243 Congratulations, Class of '62 EL 6-0709 BUONO'S MARKET -Choice Meats and Groceries 229 E. Main St., 115 Talmadge Ave., Bound Brook Bound Brook CAL'S E550 SERVICE STATION EL 6-9637 Cor. John 8. Main St., Bound Brook CENTER SHOE SERVICE-Danny DiSisto 11 Hamilton St., Bound Brook Success, Class of '62 -Pizzeria EL 6-0899 14 Columbus Place, Bound Brook E. WALTER CITRENBAUM llnsurance Companyl EL 6-0928 220 E. Main St., Bound Brook Congratulations, Class of '62 L. D. COOK COMPANY EL 6-0030 2 E, Main St., Bound Brook CORBY'S SUNNYSIDE MARKET EL 6-0261 303 E. Main St., Bound Brook Prescriptions-D'ANGELO'S PHARMACY, A. D'Angelo, Reg. Phar. 463 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook Success, Class ol '62-EAST STREET BARBER SHOP East Street, Bound Brook Compliments ol ED'S AUTO RADIATOR SHOP EL 6-2986 Union Ave., Bound Brook EDWARDS PRINTING 8. STATIONERY COMPANY EL 6-0032 7 Mountain Ave., Bound Brook Compliments of J. ESPOSITO 8: SON -Italian Bakery, Fresh Bread and Rolls EL 6-1481 303 Talmadge Ave., Bound Brook Compliments of-FETTERLY-HAELIG COMPANY IRealtors - Insurorsl EL 6-0097 266 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook S it , FISH ER'S DAIRY EL 6-0191 138 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook Compliments of El 6-2060 Main St., Bound Brook W. F. FISHER AND SON, INC. Happiness in the Years to Come EL 6-1 160 31 1 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook FORGET-ME-NOT BAKERY Compliments of EL 6-1185 12 John St., Bound Brook FRASCELI.A'S Congratulations-GAVETT UPHOLSTERY HO 9-2220 307 Talmadge Ave., Bound Brook GEORGFS CHEVRON EL 6-9896 209 E. Second St., Bound Brook Compliments of- GEORGE E. GREK AGENCY-Realtors-lnsurors Best Wishes, Graduates EL 6-0450 210 E. Main St., Bound Brook EL 6-0072 415 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook HAVENS FORD, Inc. Ford, Falcon and Thunderbird Sales 81 Services Compliments ol HO 9-0200 Next Io Elks Club HAYDEN'S FLOWER SHOP E, gmnd gh, Bound Brook Good Luck-HEDY'S EL 6-7511 410 Vosseller Ave., Bound Brook Success, Class of '62 HOAGLAND MOTORS INC. EL 6-0300 Lark , Swdebake, ,- Hawk 216 John St., Bound Brook Compliments of-HOAGLAND'5 STATIONERY EL 6-0570 306 E. Main St., Bound Brook HUBER'S SUNOCO SERVICE EL 6-9731 261 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook JACKSON'S-Men's Wear EL 6-0406 219 E. Main St., Bound Brook .I 8. J REFRIGERATION EL 6-1132 507 E. Main St., Bound Brook Good Luck, Class ol '62-JERRY'S SHOE SERVICE 372 Vosseller Ave., Bound Brook JOE'S LUNCH-Home Cooking - Home Food EL 6-9761 1 W, Main St., Bound Brook Congratulations, Class of '62 from JOHN'S MARKET EL 6-1591 387 Talmadge Avenue, Bound Brook JULIAN HAIRDRESSERS EL 6-9721 509 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook KELSEY'S AUTO SALES El 6-3737 417 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook PAGE 112 Compliments of-KEMPER PONTIAC-CADILLAC EL 6-2828 491 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook KIDDIE CENTER EL 6-2470 213 E. Main St., Bound Brook KISSEL AGENCY EL 6-0068 403 E. High St., Bound Brook R. KLOMPUS 81 COMPANY EL 6-1599 221 E, Main St., Bound Brook 5. KLOMPUS 8. CO., Dept. Store EL 6-0940 Main 8. Hamilton Sts., Bound Brook Compliments ol- 306 E. Main St., GEORGE KURTZ Bound Brook Good Luck, Class of '62 EL 6-0210 25-29 Fairview Ave., JOHN LAS-KOf 8: SON, Beverages p Bound Brook Compliments of-LEE CHEVROLET, INC. EL 6-2460 76 W, Union Ave., Bound Brook Compliments ol-LILAINE'S EL 6-3049 207 E. Main St., Bound Brook Success EL 6-0234 209 E. Main St., Bound Brook LOREE'S DRUG STORES -The Service Drug Stores of Bound Brook Congratulations, Class of '62-LOU'S BARBER SHOP Bound Brook Congratulations--LUKE'S SWEETE SHOPPE EL 6-9834 264 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook LUZAN'S MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOP EL 6-1016 405 E. Main St., Bound Brook Good Luck, Class '62 EL 6-0150 E. Main St., Bound Brook MALONE-LLOYD PHARMACY MAM'SELLE BEAUTY LOUNGE EL 6-2704 311 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook Congratulations, Class of 62-M 81 D DECORATORS H0 9-0415 411 E. Main St., Bound Brook Compliments ot MAPLEHURST FARMS EL 6-0402 River Road, Bound Brook Best Wishes, MARKLE'S BARBER SHOP 115 Talmadge Ave., Bound Brook Good Luck, Graduates-MARTIN'S STORE EL 6-0158 21 1 E. Main St., Bound Brook DONALD McDOUGALL-Insurance EL 6-6969 Peter's Building, Bound Brook Success, Graduates EL 6-2424 W. Union Ave., MICHAEL JAMES CLEANERS Bound Brook Good luck, Graduates EL 6-2330 79 Talmadge Ave., MIKE'S COLONIAL MILL END SHOP, Michael Barber, Prop. Bound Brook MILLlE'S MILLINERY EL 6-2624 227 E. Main St., Bound Brook THE MISS ANNE DANCE STUDIO 115 E, Main St., Bound Brook Congratulations and Best Wishes Hamilton St., MORECRAFT BUILDING CORPORATION Bound Brook Best Wishes, Class of '62 EL 6-4114 MORECRAFT INSURANCE 8: REAL ESTATE AGENCY Bound Brook Compliments ot- 101 Talmadge Ave., FRANK MOROTTO'S CLEANERS Bound Brook Congratulations and Best Wishes, Class of '62 EL 6-9323 412 Vosseller Ave., MORRISON T.V. SERVICE Bound Brook NICK'S BEAUTY SALON, Personalized Hair Styling-Nicholas D. Bonge 203 E. Main St., Bound Brook Best Wishes, Class of '62 F NIT AN Manville Branch W. Union B Vosseller Aves. P 8' M UBEUM! l:':Ek,E'l-azliglliore CES' INC' 257 North Main St. PARK LUNCHEONETTE - EL 6-9703 W. Union 8. Thompson Ave., Bound Brook Best Wishes, Class ot '62 EL 6-2141 316 Talmadge Ave., Bound Brook PATULLO BROS. Compliments of 420 N. Vosseller Ave., PAUL AND MARY'S DELICATESSEN lCaterersI Bound Brook PEDERSON'S YOUNG WORLD EL 6-7647 22 Hamilton St., Bound Brook Compliments of EL 6-1131 326 W. Maple Ave., PELLICANE'S FUEL OII. Bound Brook Compliments of PERRINE'S ESSO SERVICENTER EL 6-9706 W. Union 8- Vosseller Aves., Bound Brook Compliments ol EL 6-8900 401-403 E. Main St., PETER'S .IEWELERS 8. GIFT SHOP Bound Brook PHlL'S TEXACO SERVICE EL 6-9659 Union 8. Thompson Aves., Bound Brook Good Luck, Graduates EL 6-1716 202 Talmadge Ave., PONICHTERA MARKET Bound Brook QUALITY MARKET EL 6-0095 11 Hamilton St., Bound Brook Compliments of Y QUEENVS BARBER SHOP 303 E. Main St., Bound Brook Compliments of EL 6-0665 120 W. Second St., Bound Brook ROMANO'S BUS SERVICE, Joseph D. 8. Vincent A. Romano, Props. Compliments of ROSE'S BEAUTY SHOP EL 6-1347 6 Hamilton St., Bound Brook RUTHS DRESS SHOP EL 6-3055 21 Hamilton St., Bound Brook SANTOMEN BROS.-Hardwares and Paints EL 6-0776 216 E. Main St., Bound Brook Best Wishes, Class of '62 EL 6-1943 260 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook CENTRE FOOD SHOP RITE Success Through the Years, Graduates EL 6-3045 16 Hamilton St., Bound Brook STElNMAN'S SHOE STORE STEVE'S SHELL SERVICE STATION, General Auto Repairing 8. Painting EL 6-0520 365 Talmadge Ave., Bound Brook Good Luck, Graduates EL 6-0565 15 Maiden Lane, Bound Brook A. K. STUMPP, Wholesale Confections Compliments, Class of '62 356-0104 Station Plaia, Bound Brook SUYDAM 8. ROBINSON INSURANCE TIP TOP SANDWICH SHOP EL 6-0967 311 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook VINCENT E. TOMAN-Radio - Television - HiFi - Sales 8 Service EL 6-0006 423 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook Good Luck, Graduates EL 6-3445 353 Talmadge Ave., Bound Brook TOMMY'S AUTO UPHOLSTERY - Custom Made Auto Tops-Truck Seats T. F. Kolbeck, Prop. TOM'S BEAUTY SALON, Hair Styles by Thomas Napolitano EL 6-0712 14 Maiden Lane, Bound Brook Congratulations, Class of '62 EL 6-6233 409 E. Main Street Dunellen TOWN SHOP Bound Brook Compliments ot TRI-R-COFFEE SHOP EL 6-9607 307 E, Main St., Bound Brook Good Luck to the Graduates-UNITED CLEANERS EL 6-7442 143 Vosseller Ave., Bound Brook Compliments of EL 6-3200 20 Hamilton St., Bound Brook VAN SYCKEL, INC.-Realtors - lnsurors since 1865 S XM... PAGE 114 VlCTOR'S Fashions For Men EL 6-8765 9 Hamilton St., Bound Brook Good Luck, Class of '62 356-9802 416 W. Union Ave., Bound Brook VINCENT'S DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Success, Graduates EL 6-1154 Highway 22, Bound Brook VISWAT DAIRY Compliments ot WAHL'S DEPARTMENT STORE EL 6-3665 226 E. Main St., Bound Brook Success in the future to the Class ot '62 426 Vosseller Ave., Bound Brook K. H. WANKOW REAL ESTATE EL 5.3121 WARNER'S SERVICE STATION EL 6-9705 E. Main St., Bound Brook WEBER'S DELICATESSEN HO 9-0275 215 E. Main Street, Bound Brook WENDELL'S EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS EL 6-2737 47 W. Main St., Bound Brook OTTO W. WILLIAMS, Bicycles and Motor Scooters EL 6-2112 113 E. Main St., Bound'Brook Compliments ot WRIGHT'S HARDWARE STORE EL 6-7800 302 E. Main St., Bound Brook Compliments ot WM, ZEPP, INC. EL 6-0745 16-18 Maiden Lane, Bound Brook SOUTH BOUND BROOK CMENTION THE ECHO WHEN YOU PATRONIZE THESE FRIENDS, Best Wishes, Class ot '62 BROOK PAINT 8. HARDWARE CO. EL 6-3117 20 Cherry Ave., South Bound Brook Best Wishes, Class ot '62 EL 6-1464 30 Cherry Ave., BUDD SCALE AND INSTRUMENT CO. South Bound Brook Compliments ot-CANAL LUMBER 8. SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. EL 6-0200 169 Canal Road, South Bound Brook Compliments of DON'S T.V. SERVICE, INC. EL 6-3193 210 Main St., South Bound Brook Congratulations, Class ot '62 EL 6-6444 34 Main St., South Bound Brook EVERGREEN PHARMACY Best Wishes, Class ol '62-FARM FRESH STORE EL 6-9652 30 Main St., South Bound Brook Compliments of-FREEWAY INN 356-9701 295 Canal Road, South Bound Brook Success to the Class of '62 EL 6-9828 81 Main St., South Bound Brook GREENLEAF CONFECTIONERY Good Luck, Graduates-HALL'S SERVICE STATION EL 6-0765 88 Main St., South Bound Brook MACKIEWICZ BROS.-Choice Meats - Groceries EL 6-0939 51 Main'St., South Bound Brook MARK MOTORS EL 6-9200 50 Main St., South Bound Brook Compliments of N. .I. BARBER, Real Estate 8- Insurance EL 6-1690 South Bound Brook Compliments ol-SUN INDUSTRIAL WELDERY EL 6-0383 176 Edgewood Terrace, South Bound Brook Good Luck-VAN NOSTRAND DAIRY EL 6-0473 10 Cedar St., South Bound Brook SOMERSET CIVIENTION THE ECHO WHEN YOU PATRONIZE THESE FRIENDSJ Compliments ot BAUSSY'S DINER Somerset Street, Somerset FOXWOOD CHEVRON SERVICE CENTER CH 6-9719 908 Eastern Ave., Somerset Compliments ot GUS'S BARBER SHOP, Augustus Wilson, Prop. 797 Somerset St., Somerset THE HEN HOUSE-We Deliver-Retail 8. Wholesale EL 6-2747 or EL 6-8831 Somerset Compliments ot HILL'S BARBER SHOP Somerset IOLA'S BEAUTY-NOOK KI 5-6728 92 Fuller St., Somerset Compliments of STEVENSON HARDWARE 725 Hamilton St., Somerset Best Wishes From New Jersey's Newest Barn Theater Middlebush AREA MERCHANTS and FRIEND CNIENTION THE ECHO WHEN You PATRONIZE THESE FRIENDSJ Good Luck, Graduates EL 6-9844 Highway -H22, Bound Brook BOUND BROOK GOLF RANGE BOUND BROOK VETERINARY CLINIC lNew Locationl Union Ave., Middlesex EL 6-1573 Best Wishes, Class of '62 EL 6-B997 No. Thompson Ave., Martinsville CHIMNEY ROCK INN 222nd GROUP HDQ. CIVIL AIR PATROL U.S.A.F.A. Camp Kilmer, New Brunswick CLIFFVIEW FLOWER SHOP-Flowers For All Occasions EL 6-1949 Route 22, Bound Brook Good Luck, Graduates 40 Somerset St., Plainfield, N. J. DRAKE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Compliments of ECHMORE INN Route 22 and Thompson Ave., Bound Brook EL 6-9757 GALLAGHER-MORTARA-Realtors PL 7-1232 80 Watchung Ave., North Plainfield Good Luck, Graduates CH 7-9359 507 Hamilton St.', New Brunswick GEORGEIS-PIZZGFICI IFoods Served Dailyl Congratulations, Graduates KI 5-1344 233 Somerset St., New Brunswick GOWEN FUNERAL HOME -W. Edward Gowen-Joseph J. Standt, Directors HOME BEAUTIFICATION CENTER Highway 22, Bound Brook .lAY'S-Diamond 8. Coin Shoppe 58 Somerset St., Plainfield Best Wishes, Class of '62 , 70-72 Guilden St., New Brunswick KRAUSZER S DAIRY Compliments EL 6-8500 Route qlf22, Bound Brook SOMERSET TIRE SERVICE, INC. Compliments of SUNLITE CLEANERS, Mayso Miles, Prop. 950 Somerset St., New Brunswick CH 9-2253 Compliments of WEEQUAHIC AUTO SUPPLY CO. INC. BI 3-4285 Newark ICKE flvmuals I - 62 SUMMIT ROAD, CLIFTON, NEW JERSEY PAGE 115 PR UDEST HOUR . . . . . , Culminaxing a period in your life you will always want to remember. 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